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IN OUR 1141.1i YEAR United Press International Murray, Ky., Thursday Afternoon, MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 April 25, 1963 Vol. LXXXIV No. 100 s WIDENING OF CLARKS RIVER IS PROPOSED Fourteen Miles Would Be Cut RYAN MILK AGREEMENT IS REACHED From River In Big Program

Mrs. Jean Willis Is A joint meeting of the directors mately 70 per cent of these floods Pact Is Ratified By Union At Kirksey PTA Carl Lee of the East Fork Watershed and would be prevented by the program. Speaker Dies the West Fork Watershed was( held yesterday in Mayfield in the court- The two conservancy districts house, together have an ambitious program under- Special Meeting Last Night Mrs. Jean Willis. teacher at the with representatives '11 Detroit of the Corps of Engineers from way with the East Fork having 'One School of New Hope, was the guest water retarding structure already speaker at the meeting of the Kirk- Nashville, Tennessee The president of the Ryan Milk siter's office in the Professional completed and three planned for sey Elementary School Parent-Tea- William Carlus Lee. age 56, died The directors adopted a resolu- Company, James Garrison and Lu- Bldg in downtown Murray, and in this year. cher Association held on Tuesday Friday April 19 at 4.00 a. in, at tion which called for the two con- ' bie Parrish. president of the United excess of 20 hours was spent in the at .7 a m in the school auditorium. the Mount Carmel Hospital in De- servancy districts to obtain ease- The West Pork has two water re- Packinghouse. Food & Alli1 Work- negotiations which begin over a The speaker discussed the areas troit, Michigan. His death came sev- ments and rights of way for the tarding structures completed and ers. AFL-CIO local 572, in a joint month ago of learning in the teaching of the eral days after under-going surgery. r widening. -straightening, and the they also have three structure* statement today announced that a The ratification by the members ehildren and especially thanked the Survivors are one daughter, Julia ' cleaning out of the Clark's River and planned for construction this year. new three year agreement had been of Local 572, came last night at a that following this cleaning and rveople of the Kirksey community Oman, one son, Robert Earl, The land treatment program on reached and that the membership special meeting called by the bar- straightening operation by the for their help in the fund raising and his wife, Violet, all of Detroit en- both watersheds has been complet- of the union had ratified the three gaining committee. gineers, that the two districts would sampaign for the new school build- He is also survived by one brother, ed with many acres planted in pines year pact maintain the river at an estimated ing Rev L. C. Lee, of Highland Park, and kudzu Over 140,000 pines have The new contract calls for • Vic annual coet of $36.000 Movies of the children in the re- Michigan, who is a former alleehollist been planted in the two watersheds per hour increase effective on May giOar routine of school work were minister of Marshall and Calloway The Corps of Engineers proposed to hold the water where it falls 1963. and 4c per hour for each or Dexter flans 1. down by Mrs Willis. An informal C1ounties Mr Lee was a native of that they would widen the channel and to halt erosion, and silting into the other two years question and answer period follow- the east side of Marshall County. of the Clark's River from Paducah the Clark's River Wort on the twd I. gmployees with 4 years or more er' her talk. He left Marshall County 36 years back up stream to a width of 120 watersheds by the two districts seniority will have an added day's Many Events !Os Ken Adams, president, pre- ago, and resided in Detroit until his feet The widening operation would themselves is expected. to cost ap- paid vacation, bringing the maxi- shied and introduced Mrs Willis. death gradually be diminished to 60 feet proximately 812,000.000 The devotion and prayer were given mum to a total of three paid weeks Cal,e311 Wallace Tommy 'Wells Funeral services were held at the as the stream narrowed for employees with 12 years or more On Saturday given by Bro Richard Adams Mrs Harris Funeral Home in Detroit, The engineers also proposed that L D Miller is chairman of the service Kenton Broach led in group sing- Monday April 22 Burial was In the they would slope the banks of the East Fork Watershed with Marvin Hill the contracting officer The present group insurance plan ing Glen Eden Lutheran Memorial Gar- channel on a two to one ratio, that Robert Farmers Come To Honor Speciai. recognition was given to is Heath of Symsonia is chairman of Students dens in Farmington. Michigan He the bank would be sloped one foot was improved upon along with a A big day of events has been the West Pork Watershed with newly negotiated Sick & Accident planned for tile and horse Aid Of Neighbor Mrs_ J R Smith who weia respon- Was a member of the Prince Of for each two feet of distance and Brown C Tucker as the weekly behefit plan, calling for 13 pulling contest heDexter Corn- sible for the completion of the Peace Lutheran Church in Dearborn, that the banks would be sodded or contracting officer weeks payment of $35.00 per week munity Center. The annual corn- Who Was In Hospital Are Named At PTA scrapbook which won first Michigan. seeded -tO prevent erosion place at the spring conference The straightening process would when off the job wittiallness or in munity affair sill be held Satur- Approximately thirty persons were Nineteen farmers with 18 tractors Mrs Adams asked the executive cut fourteen miles from the length cases of accident that disables the day in attendance at the meeting yes- and em.ipment made short work of board to Meet at her home on of the river and make it flow more employee for work. The events begin at 10 o'clock and Murray High terday including the directors of Plate lunetiss will be served at the job of prenanne 30 acres of corn Thursday, May 9. at 1 p. m and 46 To Appear swiftly The estimated cost of such These, among other problems' the two watershed districts, repre- ground for planting on the farm appointed Mesdames James Tuck- a project would be eight million which were resolved at the bargain- noon everal Murray and Calloway sentatives of the Corps of lingineers, of J VenaOIT recently. er, Hugh Palmer, apd Lubie Par- dollars and would be financed thro- hag table was hailed by both parties County business firms and inclivid- and A B Rogers. ABC representa- The men, neighbors of . Ten- rish to serve on a special committee ugh an appropriation of Congress lig a good settlernept for the workers oats have contributed prize money In Minstrel tive for the State. for the events able, g: thered at the farm and in Tommy Wells and Cecelia Wal- to meet with the board to the engineer corps. who are employed by the Milk Cosa- only a Competition will include barrel ,00ple of hours had the work lace are valedictorian and saluta- The room count was won by Mrs. The program would be carried out It is expected that the program pany in Murray respectively, races, best saddle horse single mule completed Mr Venable who Sees torian of the 1963 grad- M It Rogers' sixth grade room on a three year basis in the watershed districts will be Ion Mu:ro* :cote one in the Stella uating clasaof Murray High School, mothers served refreshments Show At MHS It was pointed out In the Heading up negotiations for the galling, best driver of horse, best meet- completed by 1906. The work p/an- eommun.ty has just returned home Principal Ell Alexander aruaounced the group. les that since 1931 the company were James Oarriaon. O. mule driver mule pulling, horse f C2111114 River NRI th.ollav will following 16 Tuesday rFaVlinglamers B. Scott, Vernon Riley, J Johnson pulling. and .ingle horse pulling days in the hospital had overflowed 27 times with re- be done folk:tering completion of and W B McCuiston, Attorney Prizes for He still is recovering and unable to The son of Trent Wells. 200 So. editing wide damage to crops, homes the water retarding structures the barrel races will be Forty-six Junior High students in James M Lassiter. legal advisor for $10, work. Ninth Street. Tommy has a 96.54 and industry the two watershed conservancy 11;.50 ants $5, best addie horse at Murray High School will appear dis- Ryan 's —$10 and Takiag part in the community ef- average He is a Merit Scholar and The engineers said that approxi- tricts. $5 single mule pulling— County Woman In the 1963 Minstrel Show which Representing the Union were $7.50, for, wen H E McCallon. Otis Lamb president of the class He was co- $5. and $2.50, beat driver of will be presented Friday night at Lubie Parrish. Reuben Christman, horse. $10 Pa; C.oiningham, Stuart Huckaby, captain of the football team Or at Higgins, 7:30 in the school auditorium. James Shelton, Lowell Cooper and A first place prize of $10 will Chaincy Wariey, Cecelia. daughter of Dr and Mrs Virgil Garland. Johnny Walker A D Wallace. 302 Sixth Street is Passes Away Mr Interlooker will be portrayed Field Representative Arnold Martin, also be awarded in the best mule by Nancy Barker The cast includes: who represented the United Pack- driver event, role Joe Cochran, Lynn Parker, Cliff editor of The Tiger and president AESH pulling $25, 15, Jan Cooper. Ann Dunnaway, Ann inghouse, Food at Allied Workers, Wilkerson J T Rico Martin Young, of Future Homemaker's of America. and $10, horse pulling, $25, $15 and Beverly Ad- Nearly Griffin. Kaye Hale, 500 Fred Butterworth. Her At scholastic AFL-C10, District 1. $10, sad Engle horse pulling, ;',.7.a0. Brent But ter - average is 96 On Wednesday ams, Susan Nance, Molly Devine, The meetings were held in Las- $5. and 1250 worth, Oireil linagea. Peery Harri- Third ranking student in the class 4 son. And Elloon of 53 seniors 121 Eddie Lee Grogan, and Phyllis Cunningham Dancers son of Mr and WS Leon Grogan, Mrs Einora Bailey, 84, passed are Theresa Reale, Martha Pliancy, RR 5 His scholastic average was away Wednesday at 3 00 p m in Jeanie Diuguld, Connie Casaity, Pat 95 36 Murray Hospital following an Jackson. Linda Wingert, Susan Tes- First Practice Meeting Eddie is editor of the Annual the District seneer, Susie Adams. Debbie Sim- condi, and drum major of the Band extended illness. She was a resident Planned mons, Linda Willoughby, and Roset- to get For Singers Ranking fourth is Steve Tits- OS Murray route three Managed ta Robertson News worth, son of Dr Survivors are one daughter, Mrs and Mrs A. H. Mrs Vernon Shown asks that all Titsworth. 1316 Olive, with Lizzie Brown Watkins, Benton, one Members of the ensemble are word- an av- nithcra of children in Murray city erage of 95 25 Steve is president son. Jack Bailey. Murray route Alice Heck. Rebecca Tarry, Julianne H'maker Meet fobto schools intertsted in singing in the of the Band three, one sister. Mrs Lola Parker, Evans. Ann Dunaway. Diane Tall- P-T. A. attend a practice meeting. Sheryl Carman, daughter of Dr. Murray, one brother, Henry Elkins, Terre. and Kaye Hale Susan Adams, Broken The meting will be hrld at Mur- and Mrs Max G Carman, 505 Murray route five, tour grandchil- The chorus will be Approximately five hundred wo- The Door" in By which she Good spoke of ray High Sch vol auditorium on Sharon Bogard, Sheila Bucy, Con- Mon- t3outh Eleventh, was fifth ranking dren, Mrs R J Phillips and Mrs. men from nine counties in the Pur- two doors Information as to seek- day r.fht, April 29th nt 7 nie Cassity. tAlnda Oinmingham, o'clock. student with an average of 95. J. W Scott, both of Detroit, and chase attended the first district ing, finding, and using and under- racist attending rro Linda Darnell, Fay Fulton, Donna asked to please Sheryl is president of the Student Mrs. James Hutchins and Mrs meeting of the Kentucky Federa- standing of self and others tOc side entrance Hall, Barbie Keel, Cindy Koenen, Council Jesse Bowman both of Benton. and tion of Homemakers held at the Mrs. J W Sansen of Livingst Carolyn Linn, Susanne Morton, Re- Reporter, ANPA 11 great -grandchildren Murray State College auditorium County gave the devotion and ro becca Nichols, Rebecca Parker, Bev- Mrs Bailey was a member of the on Wednesday. Ralph H Woods, president of Mur- erly Paschall, Gedia Paschall New Concord Church of Christ. Mrs J A Outland of ray State College. welcomed t ie Others are Audrey Richardaon, Calloway By H. D. QUIGO all through history, that a gov- State tiections Perverted Funeral services will be held there County, district director, presided group Mrs Harry J Braun, Camp- Rosetta Shekel], Judy Spiceiand, United Press International enmient's right Is if necessary, Friday at 2 00 p m Bro Henry at the meeting bell County. president of the Ke '- Rita Stroud, Sandy Thomas, Jere NEW YORK Net The weapon to lie to save itself when its go- Hargis will conduct the service and The featured speaker for the day Lucky Homemakers, spoke on "Your Washer, Marie Workman, and Shir- that has always conquered govern- ing up into toic:ear war" Into Roman Circuses, burial will be in the New Concord was Mrs. Carl Evans of Ballard Federation" Combs ley Wyre, • mot attempts to manage news is He said Sylvester since has in- cemetery County. immediate past president of Federation reports were given by the competent reporter. backed all dicated the tape was imperfect. The J H. Churchill Funeral Home the Kentucky Federation of Home- each chairman. Mrs John Moore of FORT the way by publishers and editors, and garbled Brucker offered some THOMAS, Ky tat — boy Combs queried "What is the profit has charge of arrangements where Women For Breathitt makers, who spoke of her trip to McCracken County was elected dis- Bert Combs the American Newspaper Publishers examples of rationalization of news said Wednesday night in building up the state's good friends may call. Melbourne, Australia, last October trict director And Mrs Ed Thai .as that ta cent Kentucky election Association was told today. managing. cam- name and its attractions. only to Luncheon Is April 29 where she attended the meeting of of Hickman County was elected dis- paigns have been Herbert Brucker, editor of the "You no doubt remember." he said, "perverted into have those efforts nullified by a the Associated Country Women of trict secretary. Roman circuses" and hoped Seek To Get Fair Hartford Courant and newly elect- "that long before last fall's Cuba said he vengeful and irresponsible candi- the World held there The nine counties composing the that in time candidates would "con- ed president of the American So- (Continued on Wage 3) date?" In NBC Documentary Mrs Maurice Crass Jr County Mrs Evans' subject was "World district are Ballard, Carlisle. Callo- duce' t'nemselves an public ciety of Newspaper Editors, told servants Chairwoman for Edward T Brea- Citizenship In Action" She told way. Fulton. Graves, Hickman, Liv- aspiring to manage a serious In an obvious reterence to the the publishers that managed news bust- Mona McCormack of NBC News thitt has announced that there will of the many talks she heard in ingston, Marshall, and McCracl.en ness." accord between former Gov A. B. was nothing new in this country has written to Gene Landolt of the -Women for Breathitt- lunch- which each woman was asked to Lunch was served in the fitment World War I Vets Chandler and former for, and U. be a and elsewhere. In the address to the Committee Murray Junior Chamber of Com- Kentucky Dam Village Park -be beacons to penetrate beyond Union ballroom S Sen Earle C Clements. of Mor- eon at "What comes as a shock is .to To Organize Here for Fort Thomas, an organization merce, informing him that NBC is on April 29 at 12 o'clock noon the boundaries of her own shores" ganfield. Combs again questioned. find such a concept of news not only dedicated to good government and preparing a docurnentary film on Any woman interested in attend- to help kill communism and pro- "What is the feeling of the voters applied here, but also endorsed of- An organiaztion formed of World community improvement. Combs carnivals and that NBC is interest- ing this luncheon should contact mote world peace She said wo- • when a candidate in one year calls ficially as a positive good," he said War I veterans will be set up this said, "The elections year-in and ed in the Calloway County Fair. Breathitt Headquarters at 753-6480 men are the core of the nation and a public figure every scoundrel in "Indeed, that is all that is new Saturday at the Calloway County year-out hove been a strain on the Efforts are being made by the before Saturday April 27 can wield the greatest influence on the book. but In the next year em- 1 Woad/her about managed news in this country courthouse All veterans of World people—financially and emotional- local JayCees to have NBC include farnilies.r Thirty countries were braces him as a partner and behind today--not the all-but-instrinctive War I are invited to attend this the local fair in this documentary and -the-scenes campaign manger?" Meeting Date Is represented at the meeting government resort to news manag- meeting which is set for 2.00 p m. A number or members of the com- Landoit said that the JayCees Mrs Evans was one of four dele- Report He ing, but the dpen defense of it as on Saturday afternoon. mittee also served as members of also questioned the name- will keep in close contact wth NBC Changed For PTA gates from Kentucky and one of calling which has a patriotic virtue " the Committee of 500. which help- been prevalent on the project. ninety-three from the United States Brucker's with the primary still a month off, address on "managed ed close down vice and gambling in The practice meeting for the in- attending the ACWW. news' Easter Seal Sale Is "Is it within the bounds of pro- was prepared for delivery northern Kentucky. stallation of new officers for the Special music was by Mrs. Vernon ERI 4 at the final session of the 11th priety when a candidate for gov- Tea For Teachers High Yesterday 62 Now Up To $1,089.05 "Characters have been destroyed Murray P-T A. has been changed Shown of Murray who sang "Night," ernor resorts to vilifying name- Low Yesterday 44 annual ANPA convention in the with wanton disregard for fairness, Is Planned By Club to Monday night. May 13th at 730 "Out of My Dreams,- and "June Is calling such as, 'drunk.' 'not dry be- 7:15 Today 54 grand ballroom of the Waldorf As- The Easter Seal Sale moved up ethics and morality," the governor o'clock. at Murray High. Busting Out All Over". She was ac- toria Hotel. hind the ears.' and • 'green young Precipitation Trace to $1.089.05 today when Hazel added "Institutions and program of The eight departments of the The meeting had originally been companied by Mrs Charles Sim- Recorded hand" he asked Kentucky Lake: 7 a. m. 357.2, up Sylvester's Answer School contributed $28 10 to the which Kentucky Is proud have been Murray Woman's Club, Alpha Creat- scheduled for May 9th ons, also of Murray. Accordian mu- Brucker reminded the 0.3; below dam 301.3 up 0.4. newspaper fund. The Hama contribution to- maligned and ridiculed. Clownish -I like to think that we Ken- ive Arts, Delta, Garden, Home, Mu- sic was by Mrs Roy Linder of Graves executives that it was Sunset 6.40. sunrise 5:09. "thanks to gether with other mail contribu- actions, carried even to the nation's tuckians are growing up political- sic. Sigma and Zeta, are sponsor- GLAUCOMA County Mrs Harry Subiett, Jr., the watchful eye of the ANPA" that tions boosted the fund to the above capital, have tended to make a ly and that one day we will demand ing a tea for teachers Friday of Fulton County led in group sing- a recording was made of the ex- total. laughingstock of Kentucky politics." that our elections be conducted not The tea will be held in the public Due to its insidious nature, 21,000 ing with Mrs. Roy D Taylor, also temporaneous answer to a qoestion The drive will end on April 30. Cites Recent Attacks as Roman circuses with prancing library from 3 30 to 5:30 p m. Ap- Kentuckians over 40 have glaucoma of the same county as the accomp- Western Kentucky — Conside• able last December by Arthur Sylvester, however contributions will be wel- Referring to recent attacks or clowns proximately two hundred teachers and do not know it Do your part, anist cloudiness and cold with occasional assistant secretary of defense for come at any time, James C. Wil- projects such as the East Kentucky "I hope for a time when can- in the city and county have been to protect your eyes Go to the Dr. Viola K Hansen, chairman of scattered showers today through ' public affairs, as follows: liams, chairman of the fund report- Turnpike and the Kentucky State Mates for state office conduct them- invited to attend in observance of free glaucoma clinic at Robertson Home Economics Extension Pro- Friday. High today 60 to 65 Low " It would seem to ale basic, ed. Fairgrounds and Exposition Center. (Continued on Pepe 11) National Library Week. April 21-37. School April 26th or 26th. • grams, Lexington. spoke on "Open tonight in the low 508 Get Your Eyes Checked Tonight Or Tomorrow Night At The Lions' Free Glaucoma Clinic,Robertson School 5:00-9:00 P.M. e*"

A /AGE TWO THE LE 6 ER & TIMES o Al MURRAY. aLENTLCRY THURSDAY - APRIL 25, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIMES Murray-Western Tennis Match World Has Little Four Letter Word "Balk" Touched Off PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIDeES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Isar-. zsnitoliciatsoo cd the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The runes-Herald, October 20, 1928, and the West Kesitucklan, January May Establish OVC Favorite 1,1146. Rosy Look Biggest Rhubarb Of T1V Baseball Season JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLLSHER International Murray State's tennis team meets playing number one, Bob Smith, to Mr••• three Dodger homers off Tsitouria row. etrittipay •Chrt Sinamons &Un- A widely-used four-letter We reserve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters Western's net squad here Pride,' and Bill Laviana. For The A's word were somewhat anti-climactic. John to the Editor. touched ed his third victory with a nine- Ior Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are afternoon in a match thet should David Payne, Terry Tippin, off the biggest rhubarb of not for the best in- Jerry Roseboro connected in the fourth, hitter while Billy Pierce was charg- terest the baseball season so for. at our readers. establish • favorite for the 1963 Rhoads. and team captain Tommy lion Fairly belted a two-run homer ed with his second The loss. conference championship. Merges, return from last year's Mur- bs United Pyr•• International word was "balk" and it not in the NATIONAL REPRIESLNTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER fifth and Frank Hoeard also CO., 1509 ray squad They are The world couldn't look rosier only caused Cincinnati pitcher Jim Madison Ave.„ Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., joined by Bill hit one in the same frame. New York, N.Y.; Murray dethroned Western last today to the Kansas Owens to blow his top but Stephenson Bldg. Detroit, Mich. Bowen. playing number one, arid City A's. also In lees violent NL games, the spring in the Ohio Valley Confer- Of course, produced probably the Bob Tracy. it's still spring and the most violent Milwaukee Braves beat the Houston Entered at the Post ence championship, wummg six of American League demonstration e%er at Dodger FOR CORREC 4' Office, Murray, Kentucky, for tranunission as In matches so far, Rhoads is the season is barely Stad- Colts, 4-3, the Pittshurgh Pirates Second seven titles Western ha s three ium in Los Angeles. Class Matter. leading point-getter with seven Under way, but that's no mistake III defeated the Pluladelplua members returning Owens Phelies TIME and from la.st year's (based on a point for each the standings-the A's ARE in first hit the ceiling when three SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week per singles 6-4. the St. Louis Cardinals took 20C, team. Murray four. victory and a Dime, and the guy to credit balks were called on him during the TEheERATikf month 85e. In Calloway and adjoining countaa, per year, .4.50; else- half-point for a dou- is Or- over first place with a 4-3 win over lando Pena, a 28-year second Inning of Wednesday night's ere, $8.00 Coach 'had Stewart's Racer; bles iictore). Bowen and Tippin old right- the San Francisco Giants, and the DAY OR N1G'r4T rave IL hander struggling to game in which the Dodgers blanked squad currently hes a 4-5 record each points, Payne and stay in the New York Diets blanked the Chicago The majors. the Reds 7-0. Outstanding Civic Asset of • Community is the Higgins 5a. and Tracy 5 Cubs 2-0. s3- 6: 463N K • after a rugged swing through the The Integrity al its Newspaper" Murray al warmup for the Cincinnati right-hander was cotarrta South. On that five-match tour ther Pena. who "looked so bad" so inceused Kansas City's surprising A's Western match with a road trip in the and argued so violently Racers whipped Troy State (Alai. spring that manager climbed into first place in the THURSDAY - APRIL 25, 1963 Thursday Ed Lopat had that he was ejected from the game, 9-9 and Florence State tAlaa 6-1 to Cape Girardeau. 'Mo., to American League practically forget him, set the but that was merely a prelude with a 5-0 victory 011P L7r5 and lost to Alabama 8-1, Masetrappi where it will meet a Southeast Mis- of Baltimore Orioles down on rune %hat was to come. over Baltimore. the Detroit Tigers State 9-0. and Pensacola souri team it defeated earlier by 6-1. of Navy 7-2. scattered hies Wednesday night As the (loaned the Los Angeles Angels 4-3' IN Friday's match with Western te- to umpiring team headed by give the A's a 5-0 victory Augle in 15 innings. Cleveland shut out Murray, Ky Quotes From The News "We faced sonic real competition ens at 2 o'clock. and first Donatelli summoned another place in the Boston 2-0, Minn.sots defeated .•steremme down there," Stewart said, "and we AL standings pitcher from the bullpen, the angry Rd UNITED PRESS LNTERNATIONAL It ties Pens Washington 6-4 and Chicago hung feel the caliber of teams we played third victory without Reds threw helmets and towels on MIAMI a defeat and one on Ike York 6-4 in 12 innings. - Dr. Jose Miro Cardona, recently resigned head has helped us." earned him a spot in the field until Donateel emptied the Spahn of the Cuban Revolutionary Couticil: the regular Kansas City rotation. Cincinnati bench. He told manager Wins Third He said that the Western match Sports Fred • -I don't know what Hutetuneun he could bring in I can do to earn a living, but now A's Blast Miller Warren Spalui won his third • "is the match that will tell the, Cincy p14)era from the I am at peace with myself." clubhouse as game of the seaeon and 330th of his - For Rent - story" since the Hilltoppers and Summary A needed. seventh inning single by Wayhe major league career with a seven- Racers are generally regarded as (Nosey Reliever John COLUMBIA, S C. - R. C. Edwards, accounted for the first A's Tsitouris, taking his hitter over the Colts, who suffered president of Clemson top threats for this year's net cham- run good sweet 1 FLOOR SANDER College, By United Press International and they erupted for four more time. warmed up 10 ther fifth straight setback. Eddie reporting on the progress of Harvey Gantt, first pionships. In minutes All Saturday the ninth off Baltimore reliever told, the game was hitatheus and Mack Jones hit hom- 2 FLOOR EDGER Negro 'student admitted to the institution: Stu Miller delayed nearly 20 minutes while The three returnees for the Top- NEW YORK - No Robbery, the to wrap it up. Loser Mike the ers off loser Dick Farrell. 3 "He hasn't missed a class and 1.5 passing everything. McCormick 19.089 fans hoe led, partly HAND SANDER in pers are Don Meyer. the conference odds-on favorite, won the $90.800 battled Pena on even in sym- There is no harder working terms for 69e pathy with the Reds, Roberto ciemente's two-run 4 RUG SII %WOOER student at •Clemson college than number one singles champ in 1961. Wood Memorial at Aqueduct. innings. partly against dou- Gantt." them and master against the um- ble broke a se%enth inning tie be- Jerold Moore, and Danny Day Oth- The 5 FLOOR POLISHER Chicago White Sox took over pires, who called a total of five balks tw(en the Pirates and Philliee and er Western nettere are Larry Whit- SAN MAT). Calif - On My second place by beating the New in the game. helped Bob Friend to his third vic- 6 POWER SAW WASHINGTON - President Kennedy, detailing the akg, a promising freshmen flow, Honor earned • trip to the Ken- York U.S. Yankees 6-4 in 12 innings, the tory. Bob Bailey's three-run hunter 7 POST HOLE DIGGER position toward the tucky Derby by winning the tee,- Castro regime in Cuba: Cle% eland Indians beat the Boston Breaks National Record off loser Chris Short put 900 California Derby at Bay Mead- the Pirates 8 LAWN ROLLER "It would seem to me that we have pretty much done Red Sox 2-0. the Detroit Tlgers4 ehael 4-2 in the fourth and Otis- Owens' three balks In one inning Wes all of those things that can be done to demonstrate nipped the Los Angeles 4-3 in 15 Coeington's two-run homer tied 9 CYCLONE SEEDER hos- broke the National League record.. the tility to the concept of innings and the Minnesota Tavins ,„ the lath a ,Soviet satellite in the Caribbean SAO PAULO. Brazil - Chile and all but overshadowed a fine 10 ELECTRIC DRILL downed the Washington Senators ex-Ogpt take these other steps which bring In their wake swamped the United three-ha performance vio- States soccer 6-4 in other AL games. by Dodger Dink Oroat's tao-run double *- lence and may belee aood team. southpaw deal of Worldwide difficulty." 10-2. in the opening com- Johnny Podres. who Nal alive a tour-rim sixth uuung rally • petition /n of the fourth Pan-Ameri- the National League, the New one balk called against him also, that beat the Giants and gave th ur STARES HARDWARE can Games. York Mets shut out the Chicago With. 11.11.th.f. !Intr..° mer.:4,0 .C4ALH.144 fourth yin In a Cuba 1 2-0, the St Louis Cardinals Ten Yearsk Ago Today COLUMBUS. Ohio - The Central defeated the San Francisco Giants State College 4-3 •DIMMIDEDIMI, LEDGER track team from Wil- to take over the league lead. the berforce. Ohio, surprised Big 10 Pitteeirgh Pirates Itta.gri.tj and beat the Phila- AC other large schools to capture the delphia Phillies 6-4. the Milwaukee Ptc. Charles Nance. C_ Urr'si • son of Mr. and Mts. Guy Nance of 39th annual Ohio Relays. Bra‘ee shaded the Houston Colts Cottage Grove, has been reported killed in action in Korea. 4-3, and the Da Angeles Dodgers itt Rev. Orval Austin, pastor of the College Presbyterian LAWRENCE. Kan -- Five meet routed the Cincinnati Reds '7-0. Church. records were set during the was the speaker at the Tuesday morning chapel if/ I aged Niersatiosal Kansas Relays, Including • pole Reserve Wins Game D4441 program at Murray High.School. - NATIONAL LEAGUE vault of A 16 feet. A. inches by Fred Hansen 11•11 Pfc. Lowell A. Puckett, Teem W '1191 G Reserve outfielder Mike Hersh- son of Mr. and Mrs Willie Puc- of Rice University. Bt. Louis 10 5 66'7 berger. inserted kett, Farmington route one, is returning to the United into the lineup by 19019ael States Pittsburgh 8 5 615 1 manager Al Lopez as a ninth-Inning KI171 from Korea. Sunday DIAMOND San Francisco 9 6 600 1 defensive replacement,. singled home 4//r '.""--Boy Wanted- has been chosen by the Murray HOUSTON - Lefthander Bob JUBILEE Training Las Angeles 9 7 .563 1% the %inning runs for the White Sox Sclitool seniors as their class Charles of New Zealand play. ie aukee 9 7 .563 I% shot a off Bill Kunkel. the seventh Yankee tournament record four-round Pluladelptua 7 7 .500 2% score pitcher Hoyt Wilhelm, eho extend- 10 of 268 to win the 150.000 Houston BIG CiAYS• Thurs. Aoli1.25 thru Chicago . 7 8 46'7 3 ed his unscored on string to Sat. May 5 Golf Classic. 14's Cincinnati 5 7 417 3% innings, picked up the victory, RI )(Alt mi.31 ‘41/ Read The New York 5 9 357 4% C. PANOVITE Ledgei's Classifieds MIAMI, 43c Lis. - Betsy Rawls of Woody Held's two-run homer, his ANT ADHESIVE ,Haustreu- 4 12 260 6% MULTI-VITAMINS 'Seel IC TAPE --- -2- Spartanburg. S C.. on the $7.500 fourth of the season, and the com- 'MOUTHWASH for .0 I. Wegairaday.s wawa 98c AEROSOt Sunshine Open golf tournament bined four-ha pitching of Gary Bell 700'. I I hILIITHIOLATE 2 for et Lows 4 San Francisco 3 Roy 2 98 M Pmf, Reg 89c .99 despite a final round 78. and Jim Grant 311c GIVE- Nei. York 2 Chicago 0 paved the way tee BANDAGE. 2" ..... 2 for .31 --- the Indians' victory 3 Milwaukee 4 Houston 3 night over the Red 2 2for 90P 53 HOT WATER BOTTLE DALLAS -- Fred Stolle of Aus- Box, for 2.99 2for 3.60 Fettsburgh 6 Philacielptua 4, night _ tilt contacted 73c tralia won the men s title of the All the yitarr,ns ferirs SWeettilf, KLENZO MOUTFIVO.SH los Angeles .7 Cincinnati 0. night you 2 for .80 Dallas Country Club- invitational Al Kaline hit 'a two-out homer r. ^P,1 breath. 93c ETiL0 EYE Today's Games the LOTION .... 2 tennis tournament by beating Ham bottom a. the 15th inning tr 41 for .99 New York at Chicago break 110 HISTACALMA Richardson of Dallas. 6-4, 7-5. and .up the Detroit-Los Angela- LOTION, 6oz. 2 for 1.11 ' St. Louis at San Francisco game, which BRITE SET HAIR SPRAY 77t Nancy Richey of Dallas defeated went four hours ant era VITAMIN C, 50 mg., 100's Milwaukee at Houston. night 15 minutes Kaline sent A•re•el 2 for .78 Vicki Palmer of Phoenix. Aria, the germ Sets hair right, keeps 225 VITAMIN Cincinnati at Angeles, Into overtime Reg. I' 90 B1, 50 mg., LiD6 men 6-3. 7-5,- for the women s crown. when he dout,]e,t it bright No chining 100's 2 for 2.26 ' ,Ordy games scheduled across two runs in the seventh 2i1.51 3.89 POLYMULSION Yriday's 2 for 3.90 Games BOSTON - The Los Angeles 4 79 GER RITE Cincinnati at Houston. night Camilo Partrual beaten t h r e e TABLETS, 803'sst 2-for Lakers topped the Boston Celtics, SP WV/ 3.25 4.80 New York at Pittsburgh. night straight times, finally won his first VITAMIN A, 50 m, 126-119. to remain in contention in SUPPORT 100's.,..2 for Philadelphia game, although the Senators touch- NYLONS 3.26 at Chicago the National Basketball Seams or MIDNITE Amocta- ed bun for eight hits Lenny Green 1•9 34 St Louis at Los Angeles. night tion final playoffs. Boston searniese. p. leads ii.nd Vic Power each drove in two mstns.,.•,st or ve. Milwaukee at San Francisco the beat-of-seven 4 2 set. 3-2 runs to pace the Twins' attack. Pr. 4.96 Roxoll a...n RUBBING AMERICAN LEAGUE ,ASPIRIN TtfarnC L ALCOHOL t. GA. /Ora, Rog 1.44 Kansas City 9 5 643 DEODORANT for .70 Cl.., 8. 719, SHOW 69c RO BALL 2 Chicago 7 4 636 % 2for 65c 2for Halurnare 8 5 615 It 2.50 MIST COLOGNE, 80c 2.51 'tone t,rtj plastfc bottle. FRIDAY NIT[ Nee York 6 5 .545 les Golden iliac (r 2 for ONLY Staten 6 6 .500 2 1.51 Resell AEROSOL 1 50 CLEANSING CREAM 2 for umxAu Detroit 7 7 .500 2 t. r, SHAVE CREAMS Admiesion - - - - All Seats 73e DUSTING POWDER 2 fcr 7.01 SACCHARIN Cleveland 5 6 4e5 22 2.00 11 Reg 98, to Doors , /14-4:11,1Foorri Open 11 p.m. - Show Starts 11:15 Los Angeles 6 8 429 3 25c ENVELOPES, all styles 2 p'-. - .26 Minnesota 2° 5 357 4 NOTES with envelopes 2 for 1.01 or 99c Rog. I.11/ a.hingurn 4 8 .333 4 1 oo ;we ' l'•••: HER TABLET for .26 DAY BEGINS AT NIGHT! Wedeesdaya Results 25c AIRMAIL 2 2for 1.20 Chicago 6 New York, 12 Innings 39c CELLOPHANE TAPE 2 for .40 I..'," Detroit 4 Los Ang 3. 15 innings ' MILK of • \ STATIONERY ic JAYNE MANSFIELD Cleveland 2 Boston 0. ntght SD MAUI3IA .,„,/ /Of. I , Minnesote 6 Washington 4, night I? et ..te eft Oi 89c MOTH CRYSTALS, lb Kansas City 5 Beltanore 0, night 2 for .90 for 01N 87c INSECT bE3 2for 2 1.01 Teday's Games KILLER, 1 oz 2 for 6z1c ling PePer, end .18 18, envelop, Many Bge M Las Angeles at Detroit 25c HAIR styles . NETS, • - Minnesota at Washington. night park of 3 Kansas City at Baltimore night 2 nacks .76 00 PLAYING CARDS BUFFIJ 100 S 2 fi or :9549 AfterO Only games scheduled) 2 decks 1.01 iS"'ice, Friday's Games 15c GIFT WRAP PAPER Mienkota at Detroit. night . 2 for .1C ,1 ?9,: SHOWER ' 69 viR 1. . MOUSERS. 2 for 1.70 IC.ansas City at Washington. 2. tw1- CAPS, plastic 2 for .30 r,;ex Cara Nome . 2 for .99 1 night 1 oo SWIM MASK ati' _ 2 for 1.i: i ..r. 2 for .26 /4111." Los Angeles at Baltimore. nieht 55c REX FILM , Bue5Y K .7 60's, . 'Only games scheduled) 2 for .t.' LS, i'0's, , 2 for .70 59c EXTENSION E9c_COTTON DM ir -- - - - CORD 2 1Of .60 Ile HAIR num,a.h1 sryrr;.... 2 nks. 1.01 HAPPY DAZE FON CASEY -A winning streak, four in a row ai Alionaik at this stage, gave Casey Stengel, manager of the ?Ants, a . ctance to take the sports spo,light and Casey makes the k. MONACET APC - l''.- KUNZ° , -, FAST usust of It The four straight, over the Braves, (L.., :k, TABU tS BIG, set a new \1011' TOWN BRUSH SPECIAL HORSE SALE ! record for the New York club. - SHAMPOO :F..2 kr 1.0.5 °.‘.4 \ "R a '2 for '9-0_1' Proved • 21., 99c pair reeve, **), Adt,!1': 'es BIGGEST SALE he' 1,ns Inn'. den,',ruff SATURDAY HORSES 81,- .14 eiaN FOR it email; 100 Promptly at i'dtk!re Ttt toss' THIS 1 00 IIPSTICKS, Maraschino SPRING! APRIL 27, 630 • Cordials 3 for 1.25 83XED STATIONERY, Ripple IVO I p.m. HUTSON CHEMICAL • 200 BATH POWDER, aerosol . .98 GARDEN HOSE CO. 75.ft. plastic 2..9989 BM • 2.50 MIST COLOGNE. 4 scents 1.19 LAWN SPRINKLER, "Derain," Oscillating 3.99 111 • REXALL TOOTH PASTE, AIR MATTRESS, • Peg 6 ft. Vinyl 2.99 • MURRAY or FlIoridf I 59 Val Pack of 3 tubes 83 MELF.1C LIVESTOCK II DINNERWARE. 21-piece set ._ . 9.49 COMPANY I • 11itE • RATHER YOUR SOIL [HT BUBBLE BATH . 3 times 98 4-PC. MELASAC South Secoed Starer PLACE SETTING ...... _.. 1.8E lit- . a "8 FOLDING SYRINGE, Sougfnld . 2.59 AUTO Murray, KY- CUSHION SEAT, gpreigs 1.69 C,/r OM BANDS, sterile adhes bantisfres .44 6 2 THLKKINIIIM' TRARSiSTOR RADIO, wIcase, earphone 10.99 • REX WAY BATH SCALE. 71Prict • - 88 7, dil COLOR FILM 35mm., 20 exp. 2 71 Load ii•ligesow•••■•••sr.,11cderal la ba • of 44TflfteMillnngllnall•M Registered Quarter Horses WL[ CAN FILL IT NOW 111.111•11. CONSIGNED FOR SALE * Expecting Good Run! * Bring Horses, Mules, Ponies! ethlizer DALE & STUBBLEFIELD • ea ervone Ins ited Itl 1 I 5 SItiett. I\ • Buyers for AII Kinds 4111 Main Street Dial 753-1231. sti

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3initnons gain- with a rune- rce was charg- FAMOUS ).s. BRAND :,ORREC.i* • lf and ERAT N1Gi-41. REELFOOT TENDER SMOKED tr.vOillY PAK -6363 SLICED tttf'.v BANK Bacon Alex Karma, Lions: "1 Ky. hiwen't done any- Paul Hornung. Packers: 9 made a terrible thing that I am 'whelped of." mistake. I am truly sorry.' PICNIC HAMS 25! FIELD'S NO. 1 FRESH ent - Pt I:SH TENDER PORK SLICED flER PORK c T ER STEAK 39Fb CUTLETS 59 DER FIELD'S Bacon IPOOER FIELD'S ALL MEAT, SLICED 1-1b. pkg. USHER Sam WUllams Wayne Walker Gary Lowe Joe Schmidt John Gordy pk.. 444 THEY BET AND LOST-The big National Football League betting scandal finds Detroit's DIGGER Alex Karras and Green Bay's Paul Braunschweiger4Wb Hornung slapped down with Indefinite suspensions BOLOGNA 49L for betting LER on league games, and these five other Detroit players Jolted with fines each, for $2.000 CHOICE, FULLY MATT': making a $50 bet. The Detroit Lions club itself was fined $4,000 because SEEDER Coach Geo,- Wilson GRAIN FED BEEF didn't forward to the league Detroit police reports "ot certain LEAN MEATY BOSTON DRILL wasociations by membera" of the team. BUTT ROUND or CLUP RDWARE PORK ROAST EAK

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Under construction now on the toll- Potatoes - free access road from Salyersville to Pikeville is a new four 69c 3.90 -lane bridge over the j Big Sandy River and fotir miles of this highway near Prestonsburg. On AMERICAN BEAUTY WHITE 4.80 toll-free access the ; flnstant Chase & Sanborn CREAM road from Campton to Whitesburg by way of Jackson and Haz- ard, 6.8 miles have been completed 3.26 and 1.8 miles are under construction between Jackson and Van Cleve. Giant CORN 303 can 10-oz. Jar 1l t COFFEE 98c LIPTON Red Pie - No. 303 can CROSSWORD PUZZLE AfieVellf to eeeee tlav's 03,./zi• Manattied • • • ACROSS 3- People :Continued From Page One) TEA 1-1b. box :11. living In OM MOM MO 1. Stull um opposite OM hloritie MOM DOM portions of MOOMM IRBOMO crisis Mr Sylvester had refused to COLONIAL FROZEN - 10-oz. pkg. lit 4- Fasteo•rs the earth clear picture ilncooked II- Let it stand MOM MO of our atmposherle Cherries 12- Mohamme- 2 ARM 7 - Fruit- for steed MCIM bomb MO 11MBA tests in the Pacific He did 29c row ,da; dan oame I - Compass F. 2 Ti MO 13-00.0 point OMMOOMM so. not because they violated mili- 0012a, fil9 Veszetbale Shortening GREEN It- ilasten 9-Greek MOM MOB MB PEAS latter tary security, but because of a be- _ _ If 15 Scottish cap 10-De Ill qMOMMOM 121153 lief that such If -Walk 11-Tiny BODO MDM pictures 'offer propa- --4 17- iturrow -Frames BORM /COLONIAL 17 of M MOM ganda opportunities to the Soviet FROZEN - 10-oz. pkg. 1.20 animal mind Union Place In 19-Preposition =MOM MBOOMO ' ID position 10-Electrified MO IIIMMB OM Notes Crisis Action F Cr 2n -54•1den loved particle TM IRIUMB UM 0 INERY by Zeus 21 -Spanish for "Less pointed but perhaps even Snowdrift lb. 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Fen ale long." sheep Ill :444 UI eo lIUIl4lKt; 42 kif:V;43 The convention general sessions 29* DOWN .:4.: 45....!. end today, and the final event will 32* 74* 2F°.39* 44 reA 19* WA.'" Giant r4411146 ee•• .:• •34.••INI.C.5 be tonight's annual dinner 22-or 1 - Porred for if6.effStKO given by Giant Size American King portrait 47 48 49 Ace - 1-113. tin Pharr - No. 21 Can Ma ap 1 37 53 the ANPA bureau of advertising. Skinner - 10-oz. .98 u 11./1 stat• New York Gov Nelson A Rocke- abbr.) 54 LUX 295 55 feller will LIQUID VIM • 1-Walk 11 IIll&26 be the principal speaker. COFFEE SWEET 3.99 • haltingly POTATOES 19* 4059 4- Eta ropes n 2.99 • cat •Ir> man •:'!"*. llIIII"II Distr. by Lruted 61' 949 • Feature Sy e, Inc. 2.5 - 61' 111F or State .. . SeHHETTI 1.69 (Continued From Page One) 019: selves as public 2.29 servants as'plring : to manage a serious business for MN• Murray Lumber their fellow citizens And certain- FOOD Co. Inc. ly state government requiring an 4.0 annual expenditure of a half-mil- OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER MARKET •• CO. IN MURRAY lion dollars is a serious business," EVERY FOOT he continued. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT A SQUARE DEAL He added that he hoped that TO LIMIT QUANTITIES eventually candidates would put the 104 East Maple St. OPEN Tel. 753-3161 welfare of the state and its needed FRIDAY & SAT. programs over politics and personal NIGHT TM 8:00 1101.11111111111111111111111111.1111111111.11111Mr ambition It KER'S

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IrOUR THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCTIT THURSDAY — APRIL 25, 1963 ed her to let him perform an opera- Miss Prances Perry Becomes The Bride Of tion on them at no charge. Her Donald Thomas Christie In Lovely Wedding Dear Abby.. trouble is that her little toes on both Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - 753-4947 feet overlap. The surgeon s5y? it is Baptist Church, Hum- Mrs. Perry mother 'The First of the bride, a simple operation to amputate the Tennessee. was the blue linen bold!. lovely wore a pale dress with ' small toes. It will give her perman- the- wedding of Miss bodice with a matching setUnii of a lace hat. ent relief with no ill after-effects. Perry, to Donald wore a corsage Frances Thomas She of white cym- His Cards Are Stacked! Have you ever heard of such an bidium orchids. Christie on Easter Sunday, April 14, operation? Should we let her go Mrs. Christie, mother of the at 3:00 p.m. ahead and have her friend do it? groom, wore a beige shantung dress opinion. Parents of the bride are Mr. and I'd like your with a lace bodice with a matching MRS K. eame 07.4 r,s; Mrs. Herbert Mason Perry. Murray, hat. Her corsage was of pink cym- Abigail Van Buren K.: I advise you to anci the groom is the son of Mrs., bidium orchids. DEAR MRS. WORRIED: Your joker is daughter to another doc- Tessa Christie of Humboldt. Mrs. W. Herbert Perry, and Mrs DEAR send your Mrs. Sylvia Atkins right home specialize* in foot The double ring ceremony was Zelpha Cochran. grandmothers of wild. Tell him to come tor—one who Y‘ocial La iendar after work you need tam to specialist agrees that Speaker At Legion performed by the Rev. W."C. Gar- the bride, and Mrs. G. P. Haley, because surgery. If the help YOU the tension after come off, let HIM land before an altar of greenery' grandmother of the groom, each relieve the toes should .1 uxiliarylleeting and white gladioli and candlabraa your hard day with 11 children. He perform the surgery. The young %peg 1:3th , The Jessie Houston Service Club' wore corsages of white carnations. eith cathedral candles on either: can wee a full house (his!) every surgeon probably meant well, but Tla will meet at of the Supreme Forest Woodmen: The American Legion Auxiliary Reception end of the altar. night. letting a "friend" perform surgery tla aa piaci Gingles al circle will meet with Mrs. B. met Monday eVening at , seven o'- • • i Immediately following the cere- • • gratis could be an expensive way to St. p :n. 1Melugin at 7:30 pm. clock at the Legion Hall with Mrs. bride, given in marriage • • • The by monv a reception was held at the DEAR ABBY: I am 12 years old money. • • • David Henry. president, presiding save her father, entered the church home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Gus Hicks, arat have a mother who won't buy • • • The Anme Armstrong Circle of and leading the group in pledging Saturday, April !7th wearing a lovely silk faced peau de Northwood Boulevard, Humboldt. a detergent because she doesn't like th lis., I B4'.1.s: Church W.M.S will allegiance to the flag of the United (X)NEIDENTIAL TO DEE DEE: The Alpha Department of the sale gown featuring a belle shaped this sensible? at tne la me of Mrs. Lurline States. The bride's table was overlaid the commercial. Is A new broom sweeps clean, and :array Woman's Club will have its skirt which fell into a chapel train. It... a: 7 pin. Mrs Dewey Smother- Mrs. A. G. Childers gave the de- with a pink taffeta cloth with a JUST ASKING what old witch can't use a clean gaaheen meeting at the club house The fitted bodice was accented by :. sill be in charge of the pro- votion and led in prayer. drape of white tulle, caught at the DEAR JUST: It Is just as "sen- sweep! at noon with Mass Mary re-embroidered alecon lace at the • • • The guest speaker was Mrs. Sylvia corners with white taffeta, roses and sible" as lat YIN6 a detergent be- Mesdames C. S. Lowry, Henry Me- sabrina neckline and culminated in • • • Atkins, state child welfare worker. streamers. Centered with a three- . cause one LIKES the commereLtL For a personal reply, write to J I. HOSLCA., and Leonard, a point at the waistline with a large who spoke on the -Importance of tiered wedding cake topped with , The manutacturer of that detergent ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, rn. Department of the Mur- Veaglin. bow at the back. The long sleeves, I . white satin bells and pearls. your mother isn't buying would like and include a self-ad- ea V% a .11 meet at the Child Wafare Here in Calloway which came to points over the California. County". , to hear from her. dressed, sUunped envelope. Abby one az seven-thirty o'clockaa hands, fastened at the wrists with Serving at the reception were Mrs. mail. aaaas be Mesdames Rob:, Mrs. Ethel Key introduced the tiny self-co%ered buttons. Her answers ALL dou- Sam Freeman, Miss Janet Parlaw, • • • s a Ca: Lather. Ace .M cFa.yriolds, F,..• . speaker In the absence of the pro- ble tiered finger-tip veil of silk illu- Miss Nancy Wright, Miss Sarah DEAR ABBY: My daughter goes inn Msa ‘ Inan H.. • grain chairman, Mrs. John L. Wil- sion fell from a tiny crown of seed Chatham. and Mrs: Robert Batch- surgeon. Several times For Abby's booklet, "How To Have 4 ENSONALS liams. Illness. with a young • due to pearls arid • illusion. She carried a elor The register was kepi. by Miss Wedding, send 50 cents to 1 DEAR ABBY: My lanband works after they had been to a dance she A Lovely Mrs..Hcnry annaunced that the bouquet o1 white gardenias on a Judy Hicks Music was furnished Beverly Hills, the second shift and has been com- complained about her feet He urg- Abby. Box 3365, Mrs. Jones Honored Mr anci Mrs Robert flopians and first district spring conference of White Bible. during the reception by Miss Mary ing home two and three hours late Masilyn and Bobby, have the American Legion Auxiliary Nell Stennett, playing the piano. On her S-Ith Birthday Wedding music was furnished by, every night. Sometimes he has had riatina a name after a vacation at would be held May 5 at the Merit Jessie Finley. organist, I a drink or two. When I question 0 S Jones was 11,41, red with na..taaii Beach. Fla. They also visit- Convention Hall in Mayfield. Mrs. Miss and The couple left after the recep- Don Holland. soloist, who sang, -At tion with the bride wearing a three him about it he says some fellows : eialy dinner in ce.ebeann 0: her e,: h.- a...e Dees Roberts and Mrs. Gnonne Cooper, district president frop Dawning." "For You Alone". and piece beige linen suit with matching at work showed him a place where 4 84th birthday on Tuesday at the Rabens at Mount Verde School, Princeton, will praillde. A at BOONES game going on WASH -The Lord s Prayer". The tradition- there is a big poker o: Mrs.-1J. Burke-en. MOLL:. Verae. Fla. lunchaon at 1 p.m. will precede the aecessones and a corsage of white • meeting at 2 p.m. al wedding marches were used for gardenias from her bouquet, pinned all the time. They serve free beer Thasc% present were Mrs Jones: • • • It was also announced that Poppy processional and recessional. at her shoulder. After a Florida and sandwiches. He says he stops in 11 aszer. Mrs. Flora Farleas. her Day Could be held on Saturday. wedding trip the couple now resides there just to watch, and to relieve Mr and Mrs Roger Little and Miss Mary Nell Stennett. Mem- t- uougnters. Mrs Ray Ross and \lay 25. in Murray and Calloway at 713 North 16th Avenue, Hum- the tension of his hard day's work. AND-SAVE gpadree. Susan a nd Snaron. of phis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray M.! - Jura. We:knave two grand- Count'. . A luncheon will be held on boldt. We have II children and number 12 Mrs. autchae. Ill. base returnen home T. Stennett, Corinth, Mississippi, is on the way. How should I handle r."ers. Mrs Bure.am and Wednesaiy. May 15. at the Triangle — alter a visit with her parents. Mr. served the bride as maid of honor. Out-of-Town Guests — TWO STORES sIf McKinney and three Restaurant to make final plans. the situation? and Mrs. Maurice P. Christopher Other attendants were Miss Mary WORRIED Patsy Barkeen. Mrs. Macon Erwin is PODON Attending the wedding from Mur- 13th & Main Streets and 6th & Poplar Streets sad daughter. Cathy. ---; clular. Louise Gross, Memphis. Teimtsee, S... me and Teresa MCKinney. ray were Mr. and Mrs. W. Herbert 1 daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. Marion -erry, Mrs. Solon Darnall. M r s. ! Ners. Ethel Key and Mrs. Myrtle Gross. Humboldt. and Miss Jacquel- ahl Cochran Mr and Mrs. Jack 1. Choice of 15c, 20c, 25c Washer! 1 Futrell were the hostesses for the .e la'asher, Murray. daughter of • and Mrs. Clifton — — Manday evening meeting. Mr. andalars. Japes Washer, Mur- 2. Free Spray Starch! Cochran.. Shirley and Linda, Mr. "MUMS" • • • ray They each wore identical dres- Starch one dozen pieces in 3 minutes. No mess ses of coral taffeta with a bell skirt anii Mrs. James Washer, Jacqueline, Cuttings are ready! Planting now Take home ready to iron' .ind scooted neckline, featuring a and Jerilyn and Mrs Jiunes W. will give large blooming plants PERSONALS pleated drape at the neckline in Scoggins and son. Tommy, from early. 3. Cool Air-Conditioning! Louisville, Kentucky -• - the back. They each wore head 4. Attendant On Duty To Help! Dr _ and Mrs. Pete Panaera. Prof. pieces of a coral taffeta robe and - — and Mrs. Maurice P. Christopher 'Ilusic'n and match"gi°vea Each 5. Dollar Bill Changer! and daughter. Cathy. and Prof. Don attendant carried a glamelia bou- "CLOSEOUT" 13th & Main Street PLANTS cart saaded to match their dress. SALE ON ALL HOUSE Hicks will attend the dedication a. 10c LIP': 6. Free Carry In and Out Service! the new science building on the Ills twin brother as best 13th & Main Street. ca:npas of the 1.7mversily of Ken- PLEASE! man was Daniel Joseph Christie. tucky on Friday. The men are all -- Ill — 7. Rain-Soft Water! mernoers of the faculty of the !"St?meraplus'A..TeeriierielaB°:eb. YandG.J etryWAITWen'il- "GARD clieirastryCollege.. department of Murray .of HunitxAdt • 8. Press Pourself Machine! iasns State SERVIC 1 -4 Do one hour's honing in 15 minutes! Err n c.r.hs. `...e take • • • • 9. Coin Dry Cleaning! sIx (f•A homes. 13th & Mani Stre.:t Mr: and Mrs. Otis Hatcher alai a• sua. Denny. returned home Sunday 10. Easy Parking! after a visit with their daughter C A1.1. or COME and family. Mr. and Mrs Jerry Arteben-y -and son. Alan. of Mount • EL ii Verr.ori. deifb. Enroute borne the (714LY YOU CA(./ RANCHO NNE COIN LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING Hatcher family spent Satarday naht with Mr and Mrs Ralph T. PR.EVEtsir NURSERY Case and children, Donna and Rol- FOREST A RES 13th & Main Street and fith & Poplar Street and. of Louisville. Roland returned tinsel 111.• wah the Hatcher family to resume his stuches at College High School. The Cases are former residents of Murray • • • NOW SEE WHAT'S NEW AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S SHOT WHILE CLASHING ILERUN WALL—Wolfgang Engels. 19. Kelly Ellis and tyC. rr.r:....r.:s's r..te br

ANOTHIllt JOLT -81114e Sal - • • ENDS TONITE • Estes, the former boy won- der of Texas agrieffitere, MURRAY Drive.ln "POCKETFUL of laoica a bit grim as he goes Theatre to court in El Paso for an- r • otter sentence, this time 15 • (WI • aT ART, — — — — MIRACLES" -years on five counts of fraud semi conspiracy. His to,a1 a,lcis up to 23 years so far, :,7 with more trials coming. He '3 Big Hits For The Price Of 1 AA free on 5100.000 bond. At right Is a brother, Dr. John Estes. Abilene tienitst. '63 FRIDAY and SATURDAY * CHEVROLET IMPALA SUPER SPORT The story of wtutt Low' men did to a SUSAN :N•ct 7•1 5,-1-la1 the town did to them! . HAYWARD \\ wrri.lt.r7Par 17- 1010137 Mllit vir LOON

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PAGE FIVE PRIL 25, 1963 THURSDAY - APRIL 25, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTIICWAF Michigan. They at- perform an opera- that really got me down. Don't waist me Morgan of Paris was a Sunday night. King preached last Sunday two more room mate from Blooming- no charge. Her any more of it. guest. Mrs. Gracie Stubblefield and Mrs. good sermons. tend F. IL C. where Bro. little toes on both and Donna Lamb were Monday dinner This writer had to miss first and burg, King and also our regular Looking For Hazel Rt.2 Mrs. Gene White and sons of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Farthing surgeon says It is arrived in Ken- guests of Mrs. ThOMAS Mathis. Mr. second Sunday and onjy got to be nunister, Bro. Hufford, teach. Paducah were guests of Mr. and Deana of Georgia to amputate the Mr. Farthing was Mathis and Coy Lantb went fishing. there fur Sundi.y morning third Mrs. Buddy Carrol and children Mrs. Hardy Miller and son fad, of tucky April 13th. give her per:nan- Louis, Missouri for Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Shoemaker Sunday. of Paducah, Mr. and Mrs. Zelna News the week to Wednesday. The Miller enroute to Si. o ill after-effects. a few days and Mrs. Farthing and were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Bro. King, Mrs. King aid baby Farris and grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Type Real Estate! family a Tues- *Any enjoyed fish supper ieard of such an her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Simmons. were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mathis and family and I'm day night and had enough left to Deana are visiting 1 we let her go 4) 11 by Mrs. Geo. Linville Hill. F. H. Spiceland. sure others, Always glad to have divide with their neighbors. and Mrs. Lassiter her friend do it? We have had visiting preachers visitors. Realty. You will Well it seems we had a short Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mathis were Then look at Roberts ion. the past two Sundays. Bro. Wendell We had several visitors at church Suppose Bro. Hubford will be back summer by the chilly times were Mrs. Buddy Carroll and children dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl there. K. Bloonaingburg was here April 14th Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Town- Sunday. always find the best selection MRS. having today. of Paducah spent last week with Sunday. Vick Easter delivered two splendid sermons, ley and children from Miss., Mr. and give up our .: I advise you to We need rain so badly. her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim All- and We are very sorry to If in need of a cheaper home, look reported. The 13loomingburgs Mrs. Jack King and daughters of and er to another doc- No serious illness to report, still britten. Karen Alliantten was a Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vick visited they neighbors, Mrs. I. E. Allbritten were dinner guests Cuf Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan, Randy Patterson and Wilson and the following over: metal:es in foot several with virus and etc. This Thursday night guest. Mr. Carroll Mr. Vick's mother and brother in daughters Mrs. N. L. and George Shoemaker and Bro. Porter brother of New Concord and Randy's Mrs. Clarice Gregory. Mrs. Allbrlt- hrillfiat agrees that writer has had a bout with a virus came for the v,eekend and Miss May- Paducah Sunday afternoon 711 Story Ave- to Mr. and TWO BEDROOM house on large lot at !ome off, let HIM ten has sold her farm will be mov- nue. $7500. .gery. The young Mrs. Nicky Ryan and Murray pretty soon. meant well, but ing to house on nice lot corner Vine and Ir- THRIVING-AS WELL AS... We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Ryan TWO BEDROOM ' perform surgery AsP HAS PLENTY OF GOOD FOODS TO KEEP TASTE BUDS $7500. 4117 and hope they will be happy here van Street. $6500 or with two lots only 1 expensive way to be at home here as long and can GOOD TWO bedroom brick with full basement at 803 • • ALL OVER OA Mrs. Birdie. She and Uncle Bud were married Easter Sunday, April Vine Street. $8500. TO DEE DEE: L 11, 181Y7 and attended church here clean, and EXTRA NICE house on N. 18th, 2nd house south of 121 weeps THE STORE! on the second Sunday of that year can't use a clean Highway. $8500. PRICES'4 for the first time, moved here and has lived around and at the home NICE STUCCO house on N. 16th Ext. On large shady • • years. No use to say place all these lot. $7950. I reply. write to we will not miss them for they are 65, Beverly Hills. part of all of us. Surely wish for, GOOD 6 ROOM house 21 blocks from court square. Fur- nclude a self-ad- of everything in their them the best nace heat. Only $6500, possession with deed. envelope. Ab by .1 move. SUPER RIGHT-FULLY COOKED-10 TO 12 LB. We wish to thank all who have HOUSE AND TWO lots at 107 South 12th. Immediate • • and been so nice to visit, bring food possession.' $7500. out since I've been sick. let, "How To Have help us Also for the cards and calls. I won't Chapel 11. send 50 cents to MODERN HOUSE 3 acres of land, near Russell SEMI- the visitors lest I leave leverly HLUs. Calif. begn to name Church. $4800. Lb. out some, but thanks to all. BONELESS Lets hope we have a good rain GOOD HOUSE full basement, corner Sharp and N. 8th Whole or Half...... soon. Street. $8,000. 59 HOUSE LOT across from C& H Market. $3750. HamsINSPECTED WHOLE RIGHT U.S.D.A. SUPER NES 4 eir Coldwater -* - 7 cut-u,, LUNCH MEAT Want a better house? 'then .t_z as ; Or YOUR News show you the following: Ortered 8-0z. Lb. CHOICE 29c 6 Var. Pkg. family room, fireplace, Sun- Lb. LARGE 3 BEDROOM brick, 29c Mr".. and Mrs. Everett Cotham set Blvd. $16,250. liar Streets spent the past weekend with home folks. NEW 3 BEDROOM BRICK on Meadow Lane. $13,500. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christenberry .her! • Fresh spent several days recently with NEW THREE BEDROOM brick on Henry Street. $13,750. Picnic Style-Whole Lb relatives. reg. size Pork Roast 29; LARGE THREE BEDROOM BRICK in Richland Sub- Mr. and Mrs. Virble Charlton of ,es. No mess Ready Missouri are visiting relatives. division on large lot, central heating and air con- has $17,500. To Ser-ve Can Can 4" Mrs. Ila Charlton of Missouri ditioning, many, many nice features. Coke Colas 7-Ups Canned Ham '2"8 returned home after several days visit and relatives. LARGE THREE bedroom brick with two full baths on Grade) 1511: Lb 390 16To 1350 Ip! Miss Edith Duncan of Paducah large shady lot for only $15,000, if bought at once. Turkeys tijnsspl:cL( 21 lb Lb. j was an Eastern Sunday caller of relatives. LARGE THREE bedroom brick at 210 Woodlawn. Has Peppers • Dr. 29 Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and garage, utility, den or dining room, storm windows Ce. 169) Lb- 35; Mrs. Fred Kirkland were Mr. and and doors. $13,900. • Cod Fillets c:rcoezaenn (5 :;), Mrs Edmond Gamble and children. 6 bottle Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fred Kirkland, A TWO BEDROOM BRICK at 206 Woodlawn. $11,000. 1-Lb. 890 Miss Edith Duncan. and Mrs. Ophel- EXTRA NICE TWO BEDROOM BRICK on South-llth • 14-01 ha evizaell. Afternoon_ callers were Ext. 2 car garage, wall-to-wall carpet in living ctn. Sultana Fruit. Cocktail 3 Cons Mr. wid Mr,. Wayland Mitchell room and hall. $10,500. die Ala.. and Lovira. . -Lb. r. If Lt.E...L.. WO Li, 1 I I'

- .6: ASP 1. Cans , .• A A4j4 41a) %or sof ret-nied hoc., 4fitr several days bath, Large beautiful den with sunten firr,)aace, .4/ L ...I• •••• :N.. kri, • i 41 a Is saraalll # Nw. \I oria visit with home folks. also fireplace in kitchen, two nice barns, tool house, Save Mr. and Mrs. Luther Easley spent garage' andcarport. This place can' be bought for past in White 42 16-0z. 10c .49c the week with relatives only $29,500. • • 39e Peach Pie= Michigan. Corn Cream Style...... A Cana 1-Lb. 47 Mrs Fred Newsome was a Mon- LARGE TWO STORY house on large shady lot located GLEANING 42 I-Lb Iona Sliced 1 3-0:. day afternoon caller of Mr. and on South 18th. This house is new, has two car gar- Can• 49c or Halves Mrs. G. L. Bazzell and Tommy. Tomatoes .K. Peaches 2 Cans age, nice fireplace in den, 5 bedrooms. Ideal for r Street 4, 18-0z Mr. and Mrs Rodney Warren and daughter and Mrs. Edain War- comfortable living for large family or small. $31,000. Cane Corn `,,,,_,:.(,,,,, lie Ar. 39c ren sere Monday call- Lb. afternoon WANT INCOME property? We have a large 10 room 21 1-Quart /1 C ers of Mrs. Lara Mayfield and Tom bath house located at 1107 Main Street on large 14-0z. C an wy Medal Flour Pullen. Tomato Juice Gold 5 Bog shady lot, has extra modern den and kitchen, cera- Honey 16-Or A3c Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barnhill 5-Lb Bag 60c) and children of Bruceton, Tennessee mic tile bath with new colored fixtures. Woud be Cana 'Ilr (SELF-RISING Plain Peas Pod 2 were Easter Sunday guests of re- ideal for office or beauty parlor and home. Will 16-0e. 58' Golden ,9, latives. trade for smaller house or lots. $17,500. Cream Style 2 Cane 4 Ched-O-Bit Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Corn (Save) 2 Lb HAVE a nice duplex on a lot. side is American or Earl Lamb and sons were Mr. and WE large One rent- ioc Pkg. 690 Mrs Charles A. Lamb and ctul- ed for $45 month. Owner is occupying the other Bottle1-"tzl1t Cheese Pimento Spread Tomato Catsup dren. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lamb side. $9,000. Aristocrat Small 115-0z 4.25c Special) 1 -Lb. and sons and Mrs. Willie Mae Smith 4 Pak and children. Lima Beans .•„, Price Box rackers Saltines ( 19c Mrs Money Cochran was a Mon- day morning caller of Mrs. Mettle Lima Beans, 16c(a)z 27c Supar 100 Jones and Lome. Right We have some good farm buys if you (Sz1) 3 Cons I Sunday guests of Mrs. Lovie Pin- Meat ney were Mrs Tany Kirkland, Mr. are interested in a 1NT Lunch farm: • the Cob 39c Corn on and Mrs. Lee Rogers and chil- dren. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lassiter WE HAVE 140 acre farm with modern house on black- Waldorf Soft-Weve Scotkins Scotties and children and Mr. and Mrs. Cut Rite Wayne Baraell and daughter. top road. Has 5.33 acre tobacco base, all fenced, lots Tissue Tissue Napkins FACIAL TISSUES of stock ponds, 2 good tobacco barns, lots of other Wax Paper buildings. This is located near South Pleasant Roll., Grove 4 4 35c f 5rt 35c 2 ofP" 400 Church. Over 130 acres crop land. $32,000. 1 fl" II 29 2 -- 27c 2 "" 140 ACRES in the Stella-Kirksey area. Ha.s good`mod- ern house, good fenres, 3.25 acre tobacco base, a very good farm. $26,000. • • cirersh R 95 ACRE FARM in Kirksey area. Nice 3 bedroom mod- lb. ern 6s aid63c BANANAS 10c house. $18,000. Peas2iF„:43c 55 ACRES, ) miles from city limits. 'Good three room Green Gino Larg• 69c house. $9500. Apples 2,0 L: 39c Red Delicious Apples 10 55 ACRES in Coles Camp Ground area. $6500. Niblets Corn - * - Green 6 c6-11... 834 Ctn. Giant GRAPE JUICE :70P... In • 37c LAKE PROPERTY? We have it too An e-Cri's lice 'Ii Cut Elm 1 -L h Green bedroom year aruund co;:-.1.:e v,ith two exaa na:e water front lots for only s7506. Nitileta 1-„, 41; Condensei SLI COTTAGE on nice lot adjoining Chandler Parker. 1.12::icota $3,250, including furniture. 2 Rare 31c Deodorant Lifebuoy Soap :it" WE HAVE SEVERAL building lots ranging in price Lux Liquid from $1,050 up. en 12c Off 67g Praise Soapiez°, 2 B. 29c „oz. 35c 2-Lb 69c FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS CHECK B..,ttle #t Vim Tablets .I an r WITH ROBERTS REALTY P: 24e 27 FIRST: Pok,°: ADRIL Chore Girl PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THAL, SAT.

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/4 "7/// QUALITY! SERVICE! VALUES! %Now CHUCK 49! ROUND TOPPY ROAST 39 BACON T-BONE • lb. '35c STEAK lb. 99c Pork CLUB i.„„. Roast lb. 29c STEAK lb. 89c SAUSAGE 2 lb. 89c 3goc (..0,,„ iNICS lb. 29c BEEF lb. 29c STEAK 7 COFFEE FOLGERS 1-LB. CAN 59! 29c Flavor-Kist TURNOVERS Lemon T'r 39 DRY MILK Cloverleaf — 8-qt. size 57° TOMATO SOUP Campbell's CRACKERS Dixie Belle — box1W CHILI 194- BABY FOOD Gerber 3ja" 25 SPICED ,PICKLED PEACHES Hunt's —21 can 23° MIDWEST ICE MILK IVORY 3. .1s1 $1 SOAP LARGE 2 BARS SUGAR GODCHAUX LB. BAG DOVE 10 99' 3 BARS 39° KEG. SIZE DATE NUT COOKIES IN470`,..39° PINK SALMON Double Q — — 5W BISCUITS LVER 19c 3CANS 25c CORN MAYFIELD W PINEAPPLE (i1 7iis:l DUST leodnte No. 2 can 29: BEETS Del Monte 303 can 19° SALAD 2W DRESSING Miracle Whip Quart Q( 4W PIE' Cherry ART, PLASTIC FILLING Wildenie"- Raisin12 - Apple - Lemon - Blackberry 29C PUREX Will:PPed BLUE BONNET 19 MARGARINE FOLGERS _ E 6 oz. INSTANT SIX STICKS FROZEN FOODS IN EVERY Le. COFFE 49! SWISS MISS FROZEN 19c PRODUCE DEPARTMENT FRUIT PIES E1TTUCE head 10c1BANANAS 2W lb. 10c (WEAN UBE TOMATOES ea.. CATFISH 4 dozen 10c MONS 29c CANTALOUPE ea. 39c BaOkers 10-lb. bag 49lb 1 49c Potatoes 10-lb. bag'oTwii1739c belitlgo1,0,R 1 (ANs 29` FINE FOODSIN FOR FINE FOLKS 49 A „ [L 25, 1963 THURSDAY - APRIL 25, 1963 THE LEDGER I TIMES - MCRRAY, KENTUCKY PAOE SEVEN

earthfill 28,012 cu. yds.; reinforc- County Court Clerk .1 of final settlement of accounts wee ed concrete 37.6- Cu. yds.; seeding Calloway County, Kentucky, on April 22nd,-1963 filed by Rudolph 5.2 acres; furnish and install: 160 By Dewy Ragsdale, D.C. I Thurman, Administrator of the Es- lin. ft. 30" dia. reinforced concrete lip ' tate of Gertrude Thurman, deed., ?pressure pipe with steel and rub- In accordance, with Kentucky Stat- , and that the same has been approy- ber gasket-type joints:: 350 ha. utes, Sections 25.195 and 25.200: , ed by the Calloway County Court and ft. te' dia. perforated asbestos- eiatace is hareey given th"„ ewe; . ordered filed to lie over for exceptions. cement. tuiderdrain pipe; 96 lin. of (Mal settlement of accounts was Any person desiring to ft. 6: dia. nun-perforated asbestos an Apria 22nd, 1963 filed by Euple file any exception thereto will do so cement underdrain pipe; 40 lin Estate on or before May 27th 1963 or be lot.ft Taylor. Executrix Si the. of 8" dia. asphalt coated helical Edgar Taylor, Deed, and that the forever barred. corrugated metal pipe: 244 cu. yds. same has been approved by the Witness my hand this 22nd day of the a27c which could be used sea third bed-' ,,,,.1,0 niter niaterial; 1 set alum- Calloeay County Cmirt. and ordered April 1963. FOR SALE ---- room. It Is plastered throughout and I S-ERVICES OF FL teD li NOTICE 'num trash racks; one 12" square filed to he over for exceptions. Any By D. W. Shoemaker - MINIATURE DACHSHUND; PET , also has a living room, extra hire. awe atartgate; 220 sq. Yds. sod- person desiring to file any exception County Court Clerk Wale Puppy; one and one-half years old. . SMALL GARDEN TRACTOR 'with bath. cinung room, extra nice kit- , ------i . ding; 1.232 lin. fit. barbed wire thereto will do so on or before May Calloway County. Kertucky Call or see liars. Howard Brandon, attached garage' PRACTICAL N UR SING, DAYS. ARE YOU LOST? COME HEAR breaking plow, disc, and cultivator. chen and utility, fence; clearing and grubbing and 27th. 19636 or be forever laarred. By Dewey Ragsdale, D.C. • Raw 753-5960. ' ltc Experienced, references. Can furn- Bill11 Hatcher in a series of Gospel itp Approximately 3 or 4 h p. _ with a covered breers'ay and patio. other. incidental work. hand 22nd day Clinton ku. Meetings at the College Church of Witness my thts of engine. $125. See Bobby 1955 FORD 4-DR. aaiRLANE. 2 The price of $15,750 includes all wall • . Coles, 4th ahriat April 24-May 1 at. 7'00 P.M April 1963. oieuuse on right past to wall carpet, curtains and drapes, tine Garland, 489-2520, if no answer , - • - • • Arrangements to inspect the site McCarty's Truck tone bIlle, in good.condltion. Jewel- By D. W. Shoemaker In accordance with Kentucky Stat./ 11.top, or ca.1092-2560. ly 2 air conditioners and Westinghouse? call 6:00 at2ac may be made by contacting Brown tine owned. Call 753-5051. eats after p.m' _- . • -- - 1 County Court Clerk utes. Sections 25.195 and 25.200: automatic C. Tucker. Contracting Officer for laundry. Also, beautiful , / Ira co r, fki Calloway County. Kentucky 25-H.P. JOHNSON 1950 ALLIS CHALMERS the West Fork Glares? River Water- Notice is hereby given that a report OUTBOARD Tractor, fireplace. it l'a E.‘...3%.,1‘.rk 11-. ...I WRINKLE LOTION REMOVES By Dewey Ragsoale, D.C. motor. Hae tools, Dietrict, Third of final settlement of accounts was Just been overhauled. trailer, $600.00. Phone 753- 1 _ _- - . ______...... J wrinkles around the eyes in two shed. Conservancy 'BEDROOM FRAME lip on 22nd day of April 1963 filed by Call or see Glenn Harris at Thur- 1911. a27p - WITH as- minutes. Ask your oan Floor, Courthouse, Mayfield, Ken- _ PERSONAL-JOHN, I AM interest- beauty oper- L H. Key, Administrator of the man Furniture. tine -a- bestirs siding located 1 block from ae_ep_ tu,cky .tPhotie CH 7-5936i. On May TWO FINE LOOKING your Soul's salvation. Won't a". Estate of I. T. Crawford, dee'd., and -- --- 753-4498.whatPONY Colts, college on South 15th St. This home ed in a 1.'63 at 10 A.M., C.S.'I., personnel In accordance with Kentucky Stitt- gentle for you come with me to hear Bill ------approved children, Keller Bros.. is in very good condition and has available to discuss Sections 25.195 and 25.200: the same has been by SHADED LOT ON SOUTH 11th i.ill be and. utes. lite I many extras not normally Hatcher at the College Church of INVITATION FOR the Calloway County Court and or- Extended 75x243. seen in a BIDS onseer questions concerning the Notice is hereby given that a report $2150. Phone PL Christ, April 24-May 1 at 7 pm. dered filed to lie over for the ex- home in this price range. $9,200. No. 3-WFCR-63 plans anu specifications and to Visit of final settlement of accounts was 3-1990. a27p TRACTOR DRAWN BIRCH TWO- Mary. VERY NICE 3 BEDROOM FRAME 4125a West .-Fork Clarks River Watershed prospective filed by Wells ceptior.s. Any peraon desiring to file - row corn drill. Good condition. taie wore site with bid- on April 22nd, 1963 Call with full basement and . Conservancy District. 'rhird Floor any exception thereto will do so A4 ALUMINUM BOAT, MOTOR, 0. L. central heat. i dela. Complete masembly of the In- Overbey. Executor of the Estate of '- Cain Jr.. 753-3537. on or before May 27th 1963 or be .‘ Viid trailer. 21' deep freeze. a27c Has large screened in front porch 1 VVANTk. . Courthouse, Mayfield, Kent uc k Y. may be Obtained! R. A. Thompson, Deed., and that 118 viuition tor Bids said is . April 22, forever barred. acre farm, 2 modern hou.see. 9 miles SPINE'r PIANO FOR BALE BY situated on large corner lot 1963 iron the Contracting Officer. ice the same nee been approved by the CLEARING WORK7THAVE bush Witness my hand this 22nd day of northeast Murray. 753-4681. a3Op Mo. Musical Instrument Distr., Inc. directly across the street from the NOTiCE TO PROSPECTIVE BID- ' Callov.sy County Court and ordered Murray and bog tractor. If you need any DE.RS - - April 1963. - - - - - Small payments. May be seen local- Hospital. $10,700. CONSTRUCTION. Sealed filed .10 lie over for exceptions. Any NICE 1955 CHAT. GOOD AS WE HAVE rough land worked c.s11 753-1435. bidae By D. W. Shoemaker NEW. ly. Please write immediately. Mis- SEVERAL NICE Farms in single copy, will be received In accordance with Kentucky Stitt- person desiring to file any exception 2 door green and white, 6 cylinder, soon for sale ranging til size from 41 Flatten Lovnas. ii27P in the off4ce of the contracting of- County Court Clerk Musical in Hampton Village, ----- 1,c, ,. twra floor counhouse, may- uttes, Sections 25.195 and 25:200: . tnereto will do so on or before May straight drive, good tires. See at acres to 330 acres I Calloway County. Kentucky 5837 Chippewa. St. Louis 9. Mo. and located on all Notice is hereby given unit a report, 27th 1963 or be forever barred, 1103 Poplar or call PL 3-2213. sides By Dewey Ragsdale, D.C. a26p Mak of the county. I-. WANTED TO BUY field, Kentucky, until 10 a.m., CS.T., settlement of accounts was, Witness my hand this 22nd day of am . of Onal iie GOOD oMpae:ry ed22. 1963, and then be publicly on April 21d, 1963 filed by Harry 1 April 1953. _ _ UPRIGHT PIANO, CAN BE USED AND ALSO, WE CONTEND TO HAVE PLAYER PIANO ROLLS.- 753-5693. REBUILT BATTERIES. and read for the construe- „Lewis seen, at 406 North 12th after 6 pm. the most beautiful building lots to Lee Poo*, guardian vs. Pat By D. W. Shoemaker $5.30 and up eechange. 6 month al79 Leo or caw ii, .arthfill floodwater a26c be seen anywhere in this area. We Murdock, infant and that the same County Court Clerk , 4 warranty. Your interatate Battery e° 1 retadnigr sti acture. This structure have one building site with 32 iiAlas been approved by the Calioway Canoe-ay County, Kentucky get Distributor. North 4th, Murray. - acres LOST & FOUND 1 is located within the West Fork 627c and a good Court and ordered filed to - he' By Dewey Ragsdale, D.C. wjm a The Murray Municipal Housing well which can be pur- highway- Clarks Rier Watershed, Site 25A, over for exceptions. Any person de- • itp Cannibal:in will offer for chased for a2,700. This site is located sale two FOUND-THE WAY OF SALVA- approximatelyely 4 miles southwest of foe any exception thereto houses on 94. siring to low gzt for sale on Industrial Road, BRICK VENEER Golo in Calloway County, Kentucky. ON NORTH 18th Bon. Come hear Bill Hatcher at before May 27th, south of the National Lumber Com- will do so on or St. ? rooms with carport, nice deep I SEE US FRF ALL OF YOURU Real 7:00 P.M., April 94-May 1 at the The e.onnitted quantities o the In accordance with Kentuckx Stat- -D. pany at 1:00 pie.. on April 29. lot, j. va- 1963 or be forever barred. Sections 25.195 and 25.200: call l/c used as either a 2 or a 3 estate needs. College Church of Christ. or% Maor items of wore are: Exca I utes, wean:mat_ be,torn down and not bedroom $11,500. non 1,739 cu. -yds.; compacted By D. W. Shoemaker Notice is hereby given that a report moved within the corporate limits of ROMAN BRICK & REDWOOD OR' PURDOM & THURMAN Agency, the City of Murray. Thirty days win Phone • DIN FLAGG by Den Sherwood Whltnell Avenue. This is'a quality 2 Inc.. 407 Maple St. 753-4451. FOR RENT OR SALE be given to move the houses fronioedroona home ehich has a den I u27c A NEW THREE BEDROOM House, - ...- :14irtr- ` .N.L'A :0E5 VA:Cg.-i-- r t.0' 5 f':: .i*:.7q. : 308 So 15th St. Available now. No es" ,, ,--,:-_,, • 10 THr M0YC5-, a.''In ..:425 .Deiri. F1R.O6 .....,rce -I ft, 4. ...:- A r"-Az .1C.C.,E!- . phone calls please. See Finis Collins jEal, T,IAT . onlAvrE Tera,1,,,i1;,1"Sxre _ ricr9 ....::,,,, l.vet.f...!,,.•.,F,rAp.. Ai .416401114.3.wrrs 7•5. at the National Hotel. itp CA'Quam, TOIVE-.17 oP4 - eenwe 'An '''.:,:-';.' -ne orFcory TPANING -ThE OfF:::I! areal Amer/oarsNovel of Tocloy i !:ZrogrusTrif BASEe4fKALCCIA:- ,...... _. e,.- P .--'"s SCii,DAIL CF 1141 ii-7-71/:-, • N,' WINTER OUR0115*"'",NTIIINT u.5 AtARt•rv5 A .- a [74 HOG MARKET .f.r1...:iAL NVESTuATOR By JOHN STEINIB SAAZ. TIA CCrar5 Federal State Market News Sexy- AT TA PARketiert '..il: .'.s • 7..ViTM:-f 71:::4 GAD,:517:e :. .1 /962 Nobel FARRACit5... . . AAA3L/R riAlia iee, Thursday.. April 25. Kentucky r a oovr 1961 iirm by Jot n•Rtetnbeck. by pernaseton of Purchase-Area Hog Market Retreat Cs:, W5 way To The Viking Prase. lao. Distributed by King reatures 8.vocueate. Including 9 buying stations. Esti- I..'" mated receipts 5a0. Barrows and gilts steady. No 1, 2 and 3 180 to 230 ••-:e.:10,31‘••••• - lbs. $15.25 to $13.55. Few No 1 180 to :40)444 - - 4 k Royff/ • •., • 1.1; t/014-" CHAPTER 75 !scratches and 220 lbs. $13.50 to $14.00 No. 2 and 3 •• A7 - 7' tiny cuts from you'll have your own wet rape ; v FTER (1:0k 1 had to go out 235 to 2:0 lbs. $12.25 to $13.30. No. 1, opening boxes, and my nails, and salt te nib ot. A for a walk. In the night not too 2 and 3 150 to 175 his. $10.75 to clean. "Are you my "Tr that were a. where does by Charles M. Schulz I wanted Old Harbor and the enemy, now 7" it leave you?" $13.30. No 2 and 3 soes 4e0 to 600 59° Place, where an inevitable "Me? New Paytown's lbs. 1110.50 to $1115. No. 1 and 2 250 L: play- world ' "You re going to need a :Li, ad mate, your to 400 $11.00 $12.25. TAERa NO CATCH WU JUST D:N-7 of cycles of life and time and of enemy?" tu talk to and I'm Ole only ?ser- lbs. to AH.RA!"114E i TAKE TH6 /300K OYER 70 THE Arko' WON,IFY tide could °smooth my ragged- was silent so long that I win in the world tell, the could feel • NII•1111 LJZ.r.=itaCTS LLBARCAN THEkE, AND TELL IS A.L PAID FX TRY4:446 TO coilcot. ness 1 walked quickly to High her growing restless. bill. A reeret a a t .rrit)N Oin "I'll get you a •. HER YOU' LIKE TO t3ORROW Bq THE C.TY . Street, and only glanced across drink." she -.am. some thing. Ethan .aami t IT.. OUR READING: I - I took the ARTHRITIS at my green-curtained store as ttal1•glass fiat•tt tier cost you muenoorairtil a-ll A r 'and - . OAP I passed the Foremaster. my lips and mout' ,.ere small percentage POLIO so 1 dry I had to sup from.: it oe- -1 think go n: s. I saw the anchor lights of a A Po' CP tore I could speak, and when I -Don't • few yachts and offshore fishing bump . ti e 29° did my throat wore a husk. downstairs, THE SALK craft. Then I saw a (*nee turn Ethrm "What do you want?" i sinn a out of Porlock Strest Nig come mg e•1 INSTITUTE "I might nave settled for . at the curb toward me and I tinge Ttj walk by thi love." house when I tto OVE and posture It was Margie "From a man who ,loves his Street. It Young-Hunt c• rrieti : NANCY Ernie Boshmiller wife?" • Mg lights. She stopped In front of me, "Mary? You don't even know I could a ,gave me nu chance of passing, see a m.. is 39° her." feurs cap througa It Some women can look cool on DESPISE .- ,A --- °I know die's tender and windshield. I mum 0. SIZE a hot night. Perhaps it was the • I swat, 1 • sweet and kind of helpless." car and rapped Si: I DETEST H.A6, SUR' OE NOT breezy movement of her cotton rns it HE'S ...JUST A "Helpless? She's tough as skirt.- a lea on the glass and the a GO!N' boot. She'll go right on long slid down with an e! TWO-TIM'k.NG ONE She said, "I guess you're look- . ATER after you've rattled your engine TO LET whine. I felt the ‘air - big for me. Ethan." She re- ‘CH E AT to places. She's like a gull that climate of air-condlt IT placed a strand of hair that uses the wind to stay aloft and my tace' wasn't out of place. BOTHER UST never beats a wing." . "I'm Ethan Hawley Ar "Why do you say that?" -That's not true." looking for me' She turned and took my arm "Comes a big trouble, she'll The rear door sioeine and urged me to walk - on- breeze through while you burn and a ier.n. well-tallorci . "That's the kind I get. I was in up," stepped out. "fm Lemma a the Foremaster. I saw you go "Whet do you want?" Brook and Schwtn, televi by and I thought you might ',1 PLASTIC be She said softly, "You're go- looking branch I nava to talk to voo: for me. so I whipped ing to make a lot of money, Fie looked toward the ml,,. t •11. around the block and Inter- Ethan." "Not here Can cepted you." we go inNit, ' •REX "You know about the deal?" "I guess so. I think es "Flow'd you know which way She made a sweeping•gesture ones asleep. If I would turn?" you talk qta.a. with? her hand. "My first Plus- "1 don't know. I knew. Don't band had a stroke last week. The house was quiet, but it worry, Ethan, we'll be out of When he cooks,' the alimony seemed to me the wrong kind the light in a moment. You can ABBIE AN' SLATS by Raeburn Van Buren checks stop. I'm old and lazy of quiet a nervous quiet I come to my place it you want, and I'm ,a4amg.. 1 set you up glanced up the I'll give you a drink- stairwell at the a tall cold as a bacRlog, but I .N FOODS don't truirt bedroom doors above. /.‘CT THAT YOU, A STR1NOER, A NOBLE EFFORT, DEAR CHARL.E- drink." you. THE -• You might break the rules. -Must be Important to come BUT THERE IS NO RARENCE WITH I let her fingers guide me into AV0HT YE IGNORANT OF OUR 1ISS FROZEN You might turn honest. I tell this late" OUR DEC!SION JALRN/ HERE,' HOLD YCUR BREATH the shadows of a grove of out- \IOU QUESTION LAWS IS iN ITSELF NO EXCUSE. CH I you I'm neared." "It is. We grown privet, want to keep this 10 PUNISH SISTER HESTER SEIZE HIM,' WHEW THEY DIP,' I stood up and found my legs private. It's been a bad "This is my house-a garage yea?. aim FOR HER SEDMOUS TALK were heavy, i,tavery just you well know. The bottom T with a pleasure dome over IL" tell .1 BROTHER DOBBS 2 PIES heavy and remote. -What have out with the quiz scandals and "What makes ytiti think I you got to woik with 7- then the payola was looking for you fuss and the "Mandl() was my friend too." Congressional committees. We "1 Just knota when a man is C have to watch everything. Ws looking for me, or some other -Why are you leaving ?" a dangerous time " Margie. W a tch the stairs, "I don't hate you." al wish you'd tell me what they re narrow, Don't hit CEAN your "That's why I don't trust you want." head at the top. Now, here's you. "You've read your by the switch-.you see?" "We'll try to work something Love America essay?" "I guess you're a witch all out. I hate Baker. Maybe you "No, I haven't. wanted right." He 'FISH can clip him." to surprise me." "You know damn well I am. "What language. You're not A poor, pitiful "He has. I lon't know why arnall-town witch. working on your drink.- Sit there, we didret catch it, but e. near the window, I'll "Drink's for happy tames with didn't." He held out. a tma I..: 'turn on the fake breeze, then me." blue cover , I'll get you a trill cool skull- to me. "Read the • ti "Does linker know what you underlining." 9 buster; did to Danny ?a by Al Capp I LIL' ABNER "Where'd you hear that sank into my chair a T,1 'word?" opened it. It was either mated, "Ilowm he teke ft?" AH IS THAR OLE" SPARE-RIBS", TH' WATCHDOG!? "You know where I or typed by one of those aav. DON'T MOVE.fr- 'LL 1./M•f-• heard it" "All right. But I wouldn't "Ind machines that looks GO OUT; AN' ANY TH:NG DELIVER HOW LUCKY VO. CAME ALONG ft- you know Danny well?" like to turn my beck." like type. EARN 'Part of him. but It was marred with flat Ii DO, THET KEEP A.E.YE ON THEM,TILL AH That part of. "Alflo should have turned his -70' 2,1,540 th k,-4N1 AH KIN ' a man a black pencil ilnes / woman can know. hack to you." down 1,, ,tti SANGWI DGE WORTH A PIANO COMES BACK .r.' Sometimes that's the margin. best part, "What do you mean by that?" NAM but ?pot often. 'it "I was with "Only what I geese. But I'd Love America. by EiHrin Danny. Ile trusted SANK-DWI DGE.? me." make book on my gness. Don't Allen Hawley U . The room was is memory al- worry, I won't tell him. Marul- I reed on and saw the Nark bum of other rooms, bits and lo Is • my friend." mai ks everywhere. pieces of other lives like foot- "1 think I understand; "Do you recognize it?" notes. you're building tip a hate so you can "No. It sounds familiar- She came back soon In a use the sword. Margie, you've sounds like maybe somewhere cloud or scent, "Here'a a drink got a rubber sword.- in the last century." -gin and tonla." It "Think I don't know It, Eth ? " is. It's Henry Clay, deli- I it %wed drank down like beer and But I've got my money on a in 1R50." felt ats dry heat reach • omit over hunch." --- my:settee:Mere. "Do you 9 want to tell me?" "The tempo of the %ea '1'1 guess you needed that," she I e.42. \c, "Might as well, I'm betting .1114,1111I1 up. I had to fight said. . ten generitions of Flawleys are the uater to get omit. and "1 guess so." I I stared at my going to kick you around the had to get Oat bends, crisscrossed ." The *very with block, and when they Move off concludes here tomorrow.

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Clior Half FRESH PORK FRESH - Whole HANIBI R(ER MEAT 3 II Pork Loins 39lb Pork Cutlets 49t COUNTRY STYLE 3 LBS. MIN( TI BEEF STEAK 89t PATTIES 49lb Pork Sausage 79! SHE WINS WITH THIS—Theresa Bates. 72 months old. shows r ,4_ ARMOUR SKINLESS - 1 -Oz. Pkg. HOUSER VALLEY he untitled -expressionistic" black and white -painting"' INCGAR CURED, suer') which won one of the 10 blue ribbons at tbe annual South Gate, Calif., art exhibit. -Very sensitive and reminiscent of 45lb strange creeping inaects." said rrederick Black, one of the JOWLS 29Fb FRANKS 39F BACON judges and director of the Long Beads Museum of Art. FASHION LARGE SLAB Some of the artists didn't feel that way. and picked up their REELFOOT SLICED OLD entries and took their lease. Clb 29 BACON 35fb Sherman Tyner BOLOGNA ea her aunt Mrs EIOLOGNA 4 8-Lb. Avg. ucHANAN ,•nd Mr Tyiser of Misaisalppi the FRE0I SLICED REELFOOT SMOKED - 6- to s NEws pss: eekel nd. FRESH TENN. RIVER xrs Jenetta Gallo-ray and chil- c e eren visited Mr: Margie EL-carn Mr. and Mrs-Eurene Chaney and 29lb and children or.e afternoon last zhildren were Sunday afternoon CATFISH 69it Pork Liver 191 PICNICS week visitors of her mother Mrs. Gladys Mr and Mrs Thomas Car isle and Sanders. • an lase returned to their nome in Alton and Mich:zar. after a vi.Wt ulth her fa- Mr. and Ms Herbert afternoon trer Ricrnond Huston and3drs •Iatigh.ars spent Sunday * COKES s.'h Mr and Mrs Rupert Sanders daughter of Case of 24 31':s Snuth has returned Little Linda Alton. Alton, tuba been ham!. after - ncuig a few aceks 'Er and Mrs Jimmy PEPSIS with an in- plus deposit w.th lic,p41.-ews Mr and Mrs AL- sack for seseral days 119c and eyes. Hope I- Jackson ected tliraat. ears * 7-UP • • she s-V.I be A '11 real soon %IT and Mrl- Max Wallace visit- s with '5.00 * Mr. and Mrs Tommy ,Walker are * ORANGE purchase ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM _ Wending a few days with his par- HOW TO KILL IT. era., in Para He had been in Gen- Ia IN 3 DAYS eral Hospital for saver)Iltrue days Their a If :••••••••: airi •truel• In•t•i•' Aryl fLf -l.ildren F. -1 -nd , spent the T • I. 4. •I •aay ier .4..•••• • ••• w ••c..iend with them •1 . ••In .' • • Blue '• , .• 11 Is `•urnang - 8- runce ftruf Del Monte - 6 -oz. Plantation Lirw• Brownie" -- giant pkg. • 3('ASS CHEM - 69 A - TUNA 3 "NS 89( BISCUITS 25( I •in - 6-oz. pkg. N.clsecta - 1-1b. box SYLVANIA trmour - 12-ounce CLIESE TREET can 45( CHEESE 89( 29* Yellow Solid Michigan Made, Sour Pitted - 17-ounce Heinz or Gerber - 434-ounce jar FOR • SI OLEO lb 15* CHERRIES- ---8 CANS BABY FOOD- - - 3 25( a Mortons 8-ounce size I3-EGG ANGEL FOOD Nlavtield Cream Style - 17-ounce PIES _ _ _ 5F0• 51 CAKE 25° CORN 9 CANS Si ‘MEAT • Morton. - 22-ounce size Miss Liberty Maxwell House Folgerk or 3 F 0 $ - - R ICE RECAIVI _ _ Half Gallon 49( COFFEE 1-lb. can 69° FRUIT PIES-

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