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A. Doherty left GcKI For Murray weeks' vacation. • .ir brother and We arid . Earl Workman Calloway County etunraer cottage Trust oracle, and there lir es. California, to t and friends. MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXXIV No. 168 United Press International DI OUR 114Lb YEAR Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, July 17, 1963

INITE • GE Area Manager l Gospel Meeting To Youth Band 1BAS" Hearing Held Will Speak Here Ward Mulls Begin On Sunday Chandler K ly Quinn Christopher A. Barreca, Manager Pleases Large *On Assault of Area Relations for the Dishwash- Over Wren May Support EHURS. ar and Dispoeall Department at Appliance Park for the General Tuesday Charge Today Electric Company. Louisville. will be Testimony GOP Nominee Crowd :he speaker Thursday at the Murray - - Rotary Club. The Murray - Calloway Count, By JOSEPH VARILLA Mr. Barreca is from Pittsfield, Youth Bandiaerformecl last night Boston United Pits. International BOWLING GREEN. Ky, eel - A hearing was held this morning Massachusetts and attended at the Calloway County Fair as the University FRANKFORT, Ky. ,UPD - State Former Gov. A. B. Chandler said at 11 00 o'clock in the chambers University and Boston feature attraction for the night. graduate Highway Commissioner Henry Ward Tuesday night it is possible that he of Judge Robert 0. Miller concern- School of Law. He is a 1953 The Youth Band is made up front today mulled over conflicting testi- may support the Republican nomi- ing a charge of assault and battery from the law school. members of bands from the schools mony in the Clyde Wren case and for Louie B. Nunn, in, At this time he entered a training nee governor, in the city and conaty and is direct- 3locised against Bob Ward. Ward is wondered what happened to the program with GE with assignments Use fall election. ed ,be Philip Shelton and. Robert charged in the complaint with phy- department's distribution system. in company plants in Connecticut, Singleton. Last nignt the' two di- sical abuse to his wife Barbara and Wren, a 31-year old truck driver Chandler was tearfully appreci- eennsyivarna, Massachusetts. eleany, rectors took turns directing the full with firing a shotgun into the ceil- from Dry Ridge, has charged that ative of his support during a speech Willard Wirtz, Joseph Block, George He was minted Manager of Em- labor. program ',shah. was scheduled. ing of the home at 1509 Sycamore he was fired from his Highway De- here at what was billed as a birth- government. management. ployee Communications, Education I. The craieeet" was held before the Street. partment job because he refused day celebration for area friends un- and Training for the Pittsfield plant new grandstand which Was filled The incident allegedly occurred at to contribute to the primary cam- able to attend the party at his Ver- appreciative audience. 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday. In 1955. sailles home on Sunday. with an specialist in ign of gubernatorial candidate This morning on examining trial He was named as a The program began with Viking York Edward T. Breathitt Jr. • was waived by Ward's attorney John Union Negotiations in New The Chandler meeting itself was by K. L. King and was followed by until But his former superiors denied and Ward was and continued in this capacity evidence of a rift within the Dem- Alameda by Caneva. Deep River Gregory released on the charges Tuesday afterngon dur- William !fetcher he accepted his present position. ocratic party. Rhapsody. Victor Herbert Favorites, cash bond of $500. He also made a ing a special hearing, conducted by Barreca is a member of the and the Valiant Years concluded the *cash people bond of $500. .Mr. was A gospel meeting will begin Sun- the American Ward. They said no coercion At the very moment the former Ile was gound over to await action Massachusetts and 21st and continue through first half of the program. used and that contributions were on day. July threatening to junfp Bar Aisociation. He Will be intro- governor was The second half of the program of the Calloway Grand July in Sep- a basis. Sunday, Julyn".28th at the Union by Marvin Wade, voluntary the political fence for the guber- of Oyerturw "Eroica", tember duced tomorrow Grove Church of Christ. was composed program. Three witnesses whom Wren natorial election, Democratic nomi- County police have been alerted who is in charge of the Skip to My Lou, Bugler's Holiday, brought along to the hearing backed Brother William C. Hatcher of Jr VMS nee Edward T Breathitt Dixie and Music Mans to find a person known only as up his remarks. Other Highway De- Dallas. Texas will be speaking each conducting his own rally across The' band was arranged on the s "Archie" who Is wanted for ques- partment workers from the district at 7:45 P.M, Brother Hatch- evening town. stage, in the open air. in front of tioning in regard to frightening an- said they gave because they -wanted er is a very dynamic speaker and is He was the band stand. other with a drawn knife. Activities For to give. well known in this area. He recently The candidate, trying to soothe . Mrs. Joe Crass was declared the seen on Hhvay 121 West this week One thing did emerge crystal clear held a meeting for the College fears of Democratic leaders and of- winner of the 100 'silver dollars and 1010 and is thought to be in contact from the hearings-the department's of Christ in Murray. fice holders from Warren and NAV(' BOrt- Church Stater Scott won the two ticketse.o a.,,s • kne".04, with someone in a cabin on Ken- At distribution system doesn't work the The Union Grove congregation ex- neighboring counties, said his party FFA in My Crown". 6, 4-H, "Stars YOAFF - •tucky Lake. • way Ward had thought it worked. tends a cordial invitation to every- Is strong and in harmony for the • The principal attraction tonight' "Archie" is said to be about fifty, He had issued two memoranda dur- one to attend this series of meetings. campaign. Luther Hodges, Stuart Saunders, will be the rock and roll and twist white, grey crew cut hair. weighing ing the campaign which pointed out Breathitt's running mate. Harry Listed I government. management. contest. 160 - 170, wearing brown clothing Fair party dis- all political contributions were Lee Waterneld, also made b that Thursday will be Kid's Day and with a dirty white tee-shirt. The memoranda Attack cipline the main feature of his talk committee of six, named by to be voluntary. 'Nunn Renews SEEK RAIL SOLUTION-This under twelve will be He may be just passing through gubern- a solution to all children further stipulated that any attempt when he described the 1963 President Kennedy, has the task of finding it was reported for 4-H and FFA On Combs' Order admitted tree from 11:00 a.m. to this area, Three activities to coerce employes should be re- atorial campaign as the best op- rules dispute between the five railroad operating Calloway the work 5-,00 p.m. Three bicycles will be giv------members to be held af the to Democratic leaders have Wirtz is Labor secretary, Hodges ported directly and immediately portunity unions and the railroads. Shows and Fair this week enclude the Steel chairman, en free by Hunt's Empire County Ward. had to unite the party in 25 years. is Commerce secretary; Block is Inland events: in --- Republican president: Meany rides will be reduced. Murray Children following The testimony that developed a- LOUISVILLE Master of ceremonies for the Saunders is Norfolk & Wbtein Railroad Thursday, July 18, 5 00 pan. Louie B. president. The 4-11 and FFA Beef Show and On When's attitude was just as candidate for governor Chandler affair was state Sen. Rex AIL-CIO president, Harrison Is Railway Clerks To Show will bout is the local horse show will be tin Just Like Read the 4-H and FFA Beef testimony about Nunn renewed a charge Tuesday Logan. D-Smiths Grove, an out- conflicting as the tomorrow. • held. This will be for Steers and Combs' anti-discrim- adminis- attractions be whether coercion had been used. that Gov. Bert spoken critic of the Combs The Angus, Hereford and order was prompt- Heifers. Highway Department officials main- Mallon executive tration who openly supported GOP in Murray are proving breeds are eligible to Gen. Robert P. Kennedy Lt. Children Shorthorn tained when Wren first made his ed by Atty. Sen. Thruston B. Morton against to read. The Rocket In the Steer Ring there will e administration's Four Sisters Die that they like show charge that he was fired because he as t h national Gov. Wilson W. Wyatt in last Year's 187 registered claraes for each breed. Steers support. 441 Department Reacting Club has be two price for political race. innersIn had a -bad attitude." senatorial As Home Consumed--+P and has four crews ac- weight 900 lbs and under, and untold concerning members that Wren has contended that the fir- "There is much Another Chandler speaker, Glas- every minute that weigh 901 pounds and llenet -on- the Combs cumulating points the those had ruined his reputation "and the Kennedy in fl gow lawyer Marian Veneer unsuc- class. Angus, ing library la open "for a trip to the over, Ise Ufa Heifer riishwLar. Peva* 1198GIlitlige. (Min; NWIL1 ..elNd• Re cesegally opposed Wyatt In trailers- Of County Fair Are Named imipiied twit Lbe The bodies leads with "291i -iind Hireteltel breeds art was "very indef- POMEROY, 0Ido lel moons. Apollo parbts ShVEItion ment was out to keep him from said the governor ate primary rpn-off last yeir. In these rings, the of four young sisters were recovered and the other teams are In the sec- : eligible to show work. He said he had inite," a.s to when he first started getting other the ashes of their home near - ond stage of their flight with Sur- I following clases wIll.be shown; a job thinking of such an order when from "heard" that he wasn't given of Crim- Saturn L 207; and Calf calved after Jan. a television here today as the Bureau Local Firm Low • There were 187 entnesan the 4-11 veyor I, 249. Jr Heifer a construction company be- asked about it during Been with Eclipse Has trial Identification and Investigation we- Calloway County Ranger V is no longer last with 212. 1, 1963 been visited appearance Monday night. On Project Department of the cause the company had the predawn bidder are awarded crews when Sr Heifer Calf calved between point to the de- Big Topic In Past probed the cause of Fair. This inducible Electrical. Wood- Points by department officials. But, under "Circumstances attend story hour. 1. 1962 and Dec 31, 1962 • the visit of fire which killed them. work. Record Books. Foods. Can. their members Sept questioning, he said he heard this cision being made during ---- - FRANKFORT --- The Freed Coth- children were in the three groups Summer Yearling Heifer calved T Breathitt to -There's going Metes County Prosecutor Bernard ning, Home Furnishing, Entornoloey 90 from his brother who heard it from Combs and Edward WA6MINGTON 'I'M am Co. of Murray was the apparent to stone& told by Billy May L.1,962 and August 31, -said Satur- Fultz said he had directed lIst Gardening, and Crops .exhibits. The who listened between "someone else." Washington," Nunn adding-"A to. be 'an sehlipsc Of the sun IOW bidder today rin -installation of Gerald Dunbar, Joy c e - and hisshand-ti derent vestaration into the blaze .;'In Slew for results tu-e as follows: ' Rayburn.' 1962. Ward said at the end °Serie hear-- few days after Combs day. and a lbt, of honest and a new air-conditioning system f3motherman. Billie. Wallace and Jr. Yearling Heifer calved be- candidate returned to Ken- to it on the of peculiarities." •e Library Mg that he stilt has some matters picked people are going blame the Murray State College Gardening Douglas. Jan_ 1, 1962 and April 30, order Was is- The victims were identified as Dulcie tween he wants to check, He .said he found tucky. the executive Building . The Fidget Family, Roeket--14.-t4ie, Loretta Large.' 10, and her sisters, $3.- First 1962. out Tuesday that Wren had collect- sued." ninon.nsnaInasmuch a.s these people, they're Cotharn's offer of $35.412 was Best Garden Display; Moon, and Gone is Gone were some -SC-Yearling Heifer calved be- Kennedy as saying - an, Violet Kathleen. a Barbara Allen, bid of Second ed about $900 in overtime pay during Nunn quoted called astronomers, can foretell 690 less than the next-low place - Loretta Jeffs. chndren heard Sept. 1. 1961 and Dec. 31, Virginia Sue, 4. of the stories the tween winter. in a Senate hearing that "It is fine eclipse to a fraction of a second, 6, and $39.102 submitted by Littleton, Inc.. place - Beth Blankenship, Third the Large. 48, and James Fee played a tape made 1961. for the state of Kentucky because they may be right, about what Their. parents,.Andrew of Paducah. State Finance depart- place - Kathleen. Madrey. •by children who are members of the Two year old Heifer class which, what they and Roselle Large, 43. and two they know specifically causes it. ment officials said. Best 5 Tomatoes: Ist.A place - Rocket Reading Club. Coleen Moss, is not listed in the catalogue butl the governor of Kentucky past brothers, James Monroe, 12, and air conditioning Breckinridge Named want, and But in times not too far Plans fol- the Charlotte Tidwell. 2nd. place - Teresse Adams, J a n Fee. Joyce has been added. Those Heifers calv- to cooperate with us." The Clinton. 11, were released from a by the Hop- is going large bodies of opinion have sup- project were prepared Lsirette, Jeffs, 3rd. place - Kath- Wooden, Joey West and John James ed between May 1. 1961 and Augustl candidate said Combs hospital after treatment for minor firm of Wal- To Head Committee Republican ported other theories, Mankind has kinsville engineering leen Madrey. read parts from Peter Pan and will 31, 1961, Champion Heifer, Reserve who Kennedy meant injuries. sup- should explain always been aware that now and dron. Batey and Wade. Overall Best 5 Pods Oltrae 1st. place - in a radio program later Heifer. and Producing The father told authorities he participate Champion by "they." then something gets to nibbling on ervision mit be provided by the and. place Kath- FRANKFORT. Ky. Sal - Lt. Gov, envelop- Terrill•Tidwell. in the summer Story hour will be Cow any age. Norm has said that if elected he awakened to find the house engineering staff of the Finance chairman of the the sun. leen Madrey. held today and will feature James The 4-H Tractor Driving Contest Wilson W Wyatt, the melee while Breath- . ed in flames. He walked half a mile Will rescind Onsasionally. in broad daylight, apartment. • Best 5 Irish Potatoes; lit place - Knight who will teach biad calls and be held Friday. July 19 begin- Legislative Research Commission, has nearest neighbors to notify Is to itt, his Democratic opponent, the sun dieappears altogether for to the Stubblefield, and. place - Division named Atty. Gen. John B. Fire Depart- Kathy tell the story about the Baltimore ring at 1'30 p.m. The 4-H Tuesday said he will continue it. though. like the Rutnind Township advisory a ibreff period .as Msry Janice Morton. 3rd. place - Oriole and its neat._ is for those club members that have Breckinridge to head an ment. Jonah. it had been swallowed, but r Japanese Prints Kathleen Madrey. completed the 4-H Tractor Mains , committee of citizens to review Ken- house, located off Ohio 124 not permanently. The Plate Green Beans; 1st. in connec- tucky's election laws. 1 this South- Best tenance project in 1963 is not par- about 10 miles west of Are Being Shown University E. Hendon. The moon theory place - Terrill Tidwell. tion with this contest. There will I Dr, J. E. Reeves, of the William eastern Ohio town. was described ticularly modern, The early Ara- Best Plate Lima Beans; 1st. Class Tractor Driving of Kentucky political science depart- highly -susceptible to be an Open Named To Committee people of British Outline used as old and Tidwell. 2nd. who selected vice chairman. wak An exhibition of contemporary place - Charlotte Weather Contest which is open to others ment. was oc- fire. the to say. whenever an eclipse Japanese Pints is being shown in place - Kathleen Madrey have not completed a 1963 Tractor The committee will review Fultz said he had reached no particular curred, that "the sun and moon Room of the MurraY Maintenance Project. state election laws with William E. Hendo n. Calloway. conclusions about the fire but that the Reference Clothing are fighting." exhibi- Report 20 the 4-H and regard to statutory assignment of County farmer, has been Muned to it just doesn't State college Library. The On Saturday, July proposed other "something about responsibility to state Area Farm- But other peoples tion will continue through July 1. place ,.- Patsy Hop- by COW Tr*. Isbersolismal FF9 Dairy Show will be held at authority and the Calloway-Marshall jibe." Apron: 1st. training sun-eating agents-gigantic frogs. works of _15-scontempcirary Rose, 10:00 a.m. This Show will be open and local election officials, ers Home Administration commit- He said James had told him and The kins. and. -place -- Barbara of huge cod fish, great black squirrels, artists, many of whom to Jersy. Guernsey and Holstein of election officials, financing tee, according to Howard 0. Pas- Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach that Japanese 3rd. Mace - Joan Perry. 92' enforcing enchanted jaguar s. werewolves, won international awards, are bought or. High Yesterday animals and to 4-H and FFA mem- elections and means of chall, the agency's county super- the girls were following behind him have Skirt Made and Blouse 72° mammoth serpeuts, and, of course, in the exhibit. Bev- fp Low Yesterday bers of Calloway County. election laws. visor. as he went to an upstairs window included made by Mother; -Mt.. *see committee dragons. exhibition, which is on tour - Vicki 8:00 am. Today Also named to the The purpose of the Area FHA to juinkto safety. The erly-Rogers. and. place 76% Still others saw in solar eclipses art centers through- Humidity were: Committee is to review applications "But." said Fultz. "from their posi- of colleges and Windsor. 3rd. place - Kathy pressure Exhibit Of Hahne feuds of the gods, prophetic warn- United States, was prepared Forecast: Barometric Art James W. Martin. Edward for FHA loans in Calloway and tions the girls were still in bed face out the Lovett. and humid all of ings, the evil workings of wilds- Prett Graphic Art Center of - steady, continued hot Dunn Shown and Mrs. Thomas B Stoup, Marshall counties. The Committee down. The bodies of the older girls by the Skirt and Blouse: 1st. place showers. Larry New- craft, and portents of the world's . with possible scattered Lexington; James E. Murphy. Is composed of three members. The were separated on one side of the New York. Mary Janice Morton, 2nd. place - and a low.of 70 to 73. • Lon C Barton, end, All the 'prints in the exhibit are - Ricki High 92-96 Senior Art Exhibit of Larry port; state Rep. Other two members are James H. frame building, while the' younger Vicki Hopkins. 3rd. place sta- The scandalous notion was that Kentucky Lake: 7 a.m. 359 2', will be Mayfield; Brooks Hinkle, Paris; Washer, R. 2. Murray, and Carl W. One in bed together on the for sale. Hopkins. Dunn of 1715 West Olive, lovers, ones were lake temperature 82 . R. Cheek, Danville; R. Mr, Hendon the sun and moon were place - Judy Kelso, tionary, held from July 15 through July 30 Judge S. Chester, R. 1. Kirksey. other side Dress; 1st. 303.1', up 0.1' in 24 Frankfort; former tinder the most illicit of circum- Harris, 3rd. Below dam Mary Ed McCoy Gallery in Carey Graham, replaces Willie B. Wrather whose Hartenbach said the blaze may 2nd. place - Kathy in the who seized the opportu- - hours. at the col- state Rep. Harry M. Caudill, Whites- term expired June 30. stances, caused by faulty wiring. Visitors place - Ailee.n.. Palmer. the Fine Arts Building they have been Teenage 715: sunrise 451. owner androp- nity' of an eclipse to do what wrong." 1st. place. Judy Sunset lege. burg. Mr, Hendon is the "I don't think anything is Play Clothes: W. Howard, shouldn't have. At Murray State Nona Bazzell. will exhibit eight oil paint- State Sen. Durham erator of a large grade "A" dairy he said. "but nevertheless we don't Kelso, 2nd. place - cloudy, Dunn science, of course, has Western Kentucky-Partly colors, -thir- Pineville; fbrmer St at e Rep. R. farm in the New Providence com- Modern to leave anything go." 3rd. place - Phyllis 'Darnell. ings, seventeen water far want and humid. Widely scattered Ford. Owensboro, and the is very active in 4-H killed all these notions. As or Evening: 1st. place - warm teen photographs. and several pieces Douglas munity. He Murray State College was host to Dress Up afternoon and evening thundershow- H.`11. Green, former state Rep. work and PTA and is consid- back as 1820 as scholarly textbook Galloway' and'. place - Kath- of sculpture. ceramics. jewelry and Rev. Club 84 teenage' visitors from California Anna Thursday. High today 88 L.litay, Harris Colem, and young WS assuring U. S. school children 3rd. place - Marsha ers through weaving. Thomas ered one of the outstanding Walter Duke Is last weekend. The youngsters are leen Madrey. Low tonight 70 to 74. Bowmer. all of Louisville. that although eclipses could be to 93 The exhibit Is a part of the re- William farmers in Calloway County. taking a six-week tour of the United Hendon. Mayfield ex- foretold, they couldn't foretell any- By Company 1st. place - Car- quirements for the bachelor's degree The FHA office in Honored States as part of "Wagons-Trails, Semi-tailored: temperatures: thing. The 5 am. EST in art. tends credit and management as- • U. S. A." a non-profit community with an area FIVE-DAY FORECAST could --- (Continued on Page 6) Louisville 69, Lexington 66. Coving- Mrs. sistance to farm families in Callo- Nobody, it was suggested, and Mrs. Dunn is the son of Mr. and Duke, representative at service. directed .by Rabbi Paducah 71, Bowling Green Graves, Hick- dependably base forecasts of the Walter ton 68, Prentice Dunn. way. Carlile, Fulton, Agency, Julian F. Feingold. University Syn- 72, EV••• been a lot of eclip- Murray for United Farm 66, London 58. Hopkinsville Sae --The advanced man and Marshall counties. Loans sun. There have Brentwood, Calif. LOUISVILLE -s. one of the nation's largest brokers ageetie, aliment.. Ind., 71 and Huntington, also be made to owners of non- ses since 1820. and a lot of flood •- --NOW YOU KNOW weather forecast for Kentucky for may _Oen, special The group lived in the college wars-but don't let's get of real estate, was W. Va., 63. Revival At Oak the five-day period, Thursday thro- farm tracts either in open country I famines, dormitories and had their meals in date. recognition by his company in June or in towns with populations of 2500 superstitious at this late cafeteria during their by United Press International Grove Is Underway ugh Monday: f o r outstanding salesmanship in the college less for the construction or repair day News York City's Thnes Squat' Temperatures will average near or more than 350 stay on campus. They spent one HI - LO HOLLAND REUNION competition with center Baptist Church, normal. of dwellings. swimming and water skiing at Ken- ar-, the 71-anon's theatrical NEW YORK t•Pt-The lowest tem- The Oak Grove local United representatives from mean 78. Families in the above counties are Park, also was the birthplace of one 0; this morning to four miles west of Hazel, has a Kentucky normal to coast. Duke placed in the tuck)?' Leke State perature reported to and The Holland reunion will be held coast greatest playwrights. Ac- and it will con- Only minor changes through Mon- using FHA credit strengthen June Pres, Ralph H, Woods and Bust- America's the U.S. Weather Bureau, excluding revival underway Park on Sunday. top 10 per cent in the special will average approxi- improve their families programs by at the Murray City Manager Preston Ordway wel- cording to his biographers. Eugene Hawaii, was 44 degrees tinue through July 21. day Rainfall contest. ness Alaska and purchasing land, livestock, machin- July 21 for all Hollands and friends. O'Neill was born at Broadway and Mont. Services are being held twice daily, mately one-half inch with scattered United ;representa- comed the group to the campus and at Mullen, Idaho, and Havre, lunch will be served at 1:00 Duke became , p.m. The public thundershowers mainly Thursday or ery, improving pastures and con- A basket to Murray. 43rd st. on Oct. 16. 1888. The highest reported Tuesday was at 2:3 0a.nd at 8:00 tive at Murray in April of 1960. Friday ,. structing new barns and dwellings, o'clock. III at Blythe, Calif. Is invited to attend. } This Week. Have You Seen "Stars In My Crown" at the Kenlake Amphitheater? If Not Take Your Family and Guests

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, -----•--- • WEDNESDAY — JULY 17,1963 - Ma TWO TNE-1-11— -.iftit fist- s -moRKAY. *NTbCIi Mary Breeding tripled In the other pair. Murray In Stu Miller, Once Blown Off Mound By Gust Moe Drabowsky hurled a THE LEDGER & TIMES four-hater and also homered to win PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc.. first game of the sea-son behind Tunes. and The his Ocolsolittotion of in. Murray Ledger, The Calloway -ha Kansas City attack that Tunes-Herald, October 20, 1918, and the West Kentuckian, January Tournament Of Wind, Wins Over Boston Monster, Radatz a 15 also included o homer by Norm Sie- I, 1942. by Gino Clime!, by United Press International Orioles' last seven victories dating au out then retired Rocky Colavito tx•ril and triples PUBLISHER and Jose Tartabull, JAMES C. WILLIAMS, What age the odds that Dick back to July 5 He's been the of-and Bill Bruton to end the Jerry Lumpe At Paducah Dave Morehead wars the Red Sox' We -reserve alas right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, Raglans the Boston monster who ficial winner in only one of those and went on to shut out the Tigers • or Public Volga items which. in our opinion, are not for the best terrifies hitters, games and his season record is a in .the ninth. Homers by .John Pow- loser. challenged by a pitcher mere terest of our readers. The American teg fon District veould be 3-4. bitiathat only proves that ell, Jim Gentile, Brooks Robinson who was once blown off the mound recordsaaaggalways tell the real produced the Or- CO., 1509 Tournament, providing. and Bob Johnson NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE: WALLACE WITISIER a gust of wind? story. winless Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.; prospects for national championship by ioles runs as they dealt 81,dison Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & name 'ern and you ve got the Preserved Victory Stephenson 15Mg., Detroit, hitch. honors. opens its -five-day schedule by Caned Press Interetationa/ You Frank Frank Lary his third loss. Miller, a at lenxias Stadium in Paducah to- odds agauigt Stu 160-pound hIchrlde Wins Nth ja-r:a.-----ed at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission U. w L. PO- 0.1. chap whose hobby Is contract bridge, Miller—he was "blown" off the Ken McBride pitched a three- MURRAY:=4 night. *am mound by a sudden of wriefaiG -IN THEATRE Second Class Matter. lAw Angeles 86 35 .615 being in the big leagues in the first gust wind hitter and struck out five to win The double-ehnunation affair will during the genie in ...t,tt•-'‘C,•.,2,_•-•11k Chicago 50 40 .556 5, • place. Yet the ex-San Francisco Gi- 1961 All-Star his 10th victory for the Angels. The E.1:13SCREPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20c, per start at 6 pin. with lierdm meeting San in St. Louis 50 42 .543 6', ant right-hander a doing a brilliant Francisco—turned a typical Angels scored both their runs in Opens 6:30 month 8.5e. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $4.50; else- Murray in an upper bracket contest. dutch relief job night Bosoffiee San Francisco _ 50 43 .538 7 job of relief pitching in his own Tuesday to the third Inning -which McBride led nere, 68.00. Clinton and host Padacati are slated preserve the Orioles' 5-2 over Cincinnati 49 44 .5'27 8 right and is the key reason the win off with a double and which Lee • ENDS TONITE • for the nightcap starting-at 8:30. the Tigers. • "The Outstanding Civic Asset of a Community is the Pittsburgh _ 47 44 .516 9 are still within Detroit The win moved Thomas capped with a -scoring Winners of tonight's ganie.s will the Orioles, to within 6,, games of Integrity of its Newspaper" Milwaukee .___ 46 45 506 10 shauting distance of the American Jun Grant suffered his ninth advance to meet Berton and May-- the first-place New York Yankees, 'DAYS OF WINE field. which drew first round byes, Philadelphia 45 47 .489 IP League lead. loss. • whose is de- who were ruined out in Minnesota. ui the second round Action. Houston 36 59 .329 2.1 Miller, equipment WEDNESDAY — JULY 17, 1963 slower The shaded Claude Oeteen's four- pitching ROSES' Benton vial get a crack at the New York _____ 31 61 .337 25', scribed by hitters as "slow, AND Results and let's not 1clridiculous," has the Clevehuid Indtans 2-1, the earned him his, third win and the Hiu-dui-Murray winner while May- Tuesday's & FRIDAY • been the closecdt• pitcher in the Washington Senators dog tied the Senators their 10th in their last 12 • 'lilt field must 'take on the Clinton-Pa- New York 4 Houston 3 , 3-1, and the games. An error by catcher Oamilo ducah aux-visor Both games are Chicago I Milwaukee 0 Kansas City Athletics routed the Carreon on a foul pop paved the Quotes From The News scheduled lor Tanuaday tuthe Los Aug. 5 Phila. 2. 1st, twilight , 11-0, ui other AL way for the Senators to score all 'the r ons through FRBEN ARCII.RA fay UNITED PRESS LNTERNATIONAL tournament Phila. 10 Los Aug. 2. 2118, night action. their runs in the Second inning. Sweaty with the champion ad% ant- Patterson In DICK CLARK -iaALLAS Audrey Terry. widow of an Air Force captain San Fran. 3 Pitt, 2, 1st. twilight Osteen _singled home one rut and ins to the Western Sectional Tour- Pitt. 3 San Fran. 2, 2nd. night Miller Ana called in Tuesday night was shOt down and killed last month in South Viet Nam: nant - INA BAUM who exit to be played at the home Si. Louis 5 Cincinnati 4, 10 in., night after the Tigers got runners on first just wanted to help his country. He wrote after he , the and IMMIMME. EDDIE ALBERT "He of Fourth District winner. The Tuday's Games Five Rounds second base with one out and got to Viet Nam that Americans were the most fortunate western 'Sectional winner will meet the Orioles leading In the eighth. FOR CORRECT T8181 8111 Thu Chicago He pers0116/113 the world. . i the chempion from the Easterna Milwaukee .at yielded a walk and run-scoring TIME and - "YOUNG Regional in a single game that vial San Francisco 'at New York. night Says Lis' km - Philadelphia, night 'WASHINGTON — AFL-CIO President George Meany, ask- cit termitic the state tournament en- Houston at suatin reported: TEMPERATURE Les Angeles at Pittsburgh. night masks ing ,Congress to help the Negro find the same job apportuni- trant- "At this stage of preparation, DAY OR NIGHT with no affair is St. Louis at Cincinnati. night to hide behind! tlei on the as.sembly line- that he now enjoys on the baseball 'tile plum of the whole LA19-41WAS. Nev. tupo-iteavyweight Patterson seems more ready for stria the n a t i on al tournament berth .••••••1 Wr• fild: - Thursday's Games champion Sonny Liston declared the fight; but Liston shows much etuch goes to the survivor of the "I'll out Floyd improvement since their „ first ex- DIAL 753:6363 / "We lost the best .of Satchel Paige to ghetto baseball. Wel Milwaukee at Chicago today: knock Pat- — A-L-S-O — Regional Five Tournament at-Linia, terson within five rounds" despite animation here weeks ago.a.- .'need every Willie Mays we can find." Sap. Francisco at New York. night " Ohio. Houston at Philadelphia, night the facts that: - The five teams competing in this Los at Pittsburgh. night BANK Angeles -Patterson has been officially pro- PEOPLES NAMED . MOSCOW A Soviet form official, scolding Commufist district tourney all are considered St Louis at Cincinnati. night 'A GIRL China in the columns,of Ivestia, the Soviet government news- threats for the title with no fav- iiounced in better condition for Read llie Ledger's cit paperi orite's role being tagged on any of AMERIt'AN LEAGUE their return 15 round tale fight at TAMIKO' - !he Las Vegas Convention Center, "We want peace while you are weakening the struggle the group. Since a' team must be Classifieds Murray, Ky. twice before being eliminated W. L. P. • July 22. for peace. Come to your senses." beaten New York 54 33. .621 the Wu-iner is very much in doubt. Boston . 49 40 .5,51 'The big windup of the. District 6 -Patterson scored a sensational Chicago 50 41 .549 WASHINGTON —• Dr. Eugene Sanders of the Public meet will be night when the trainiug kayo Sunday. From contented cows... StaidaY Minnesota _ 49 41 .544 6a, Health Service, on the widespread outbreak of intestinal final two teams meet for the :hem- sait_a. _ -The betting, odds favoring Listen America's fastest moving . Si 43 .543 6as dropped a point from 5-1 -to 4-1 bacteria from cracked eggs: ganwpionstnp in the 10th and' concluding do:C:;1 Vitimin D increased, 46 45 .503 10 over the weekend. milk. "There is every evidence that, the epidemic Is continuing." Los Angeles 41 60 .468 13', -The crowds and cheers at Floyd's FAMOUS homogenued... Kansas City _ 39 50 438 16 sparrtnit sessions indicate he is in Detroit 36 50 .419 ,17', the midst of an unexpected popular- Ten Years Ago Today TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE Washington _ 33 58 .363 23 :7 y boom. - EVAPORATED .Tonight , Undaunted by that boom, big BRANDS Lt DMZ & TI311.?• t ILL Tuesday's Results 6..00Bardin vs. Murray Sonny told a sports writer at the • 8.30—C1inton vs Paducah II Boston 0, night Thunderbird Hotel today. "I'll not The Reds won over the Cards yesterday in spite of the Thursday Kansas City ' Washington 3 Chicago a night only knock him out within five fact they got onlytwo hits. The store was ): 6 00—Benton vs. Murray-Hardin Milk 9-5. Baltimore 5 Detroit 2, night I rounds, but I'll do it with my right AT I Gil" inner The Calloway Chapter of the American Red Cross has Los Angeles 2 Cleveland 1, night hand if you insist" ; 11:30—Mayfield vs Clinton-Padu- . been accepted by the Nashville Blood Center of the American' is;e4. York at Minn lush!. ppd., gain The writer had questioned the - A TALL cah winner 90 Cross as a participant in the drive for Blood for Today's (tames 'speed and accuracy now of Sonny's Defense Friday GIFT SECOND C Op tionly. right fist, which seemed to have 6.00—Hardin - efarray loser vs Baltimore at Detroit OD - Employees of the Belk-Settle Co. and their guests enjoy- I been missing the target more than chnion.-Paducah loser. Cleaela.nd at Los Angeles, 2, tal- I In ed a picnic at the Murray City Park. the past. BIG , 8 30—Game Three loser vs,. Game , night, . I According to Dr Donald Romeo. ' Four loser. . Horton at Kansas City', night I chief medical examiner for the Nee WEEK Satterday Salad . New York at Minnesota. night 1 vada State Athletic Commission, Tablerite Uoukiti& and 6 00---Game Five 'sinner vs. Game GIFT washington at ,Chicago, night 'I ex-champ Patterson, ts. is Willie McCoN ev Is Srx v. inner. "PhYsl- • ••1 Closing In BOND:-.4 I rally .sharper"-wah faster reflexes', ...for the lady who' bot. 8.30- -Grame Three Winner vs, Thursday's Games , _-_ 24-oz. 35e than massive. 30-year old Sonn 1,61Fra4 OIL Game your winner. pushes the cart Baltimore at Detroit ' And Romeo added that Floyd is Sunday. nahonally On NL Record New York at Minnesota ,"more on edge mentally" if you are lookleg for famous, Yelveeta 6.00—Game seven w n flee vs. IG A has them. at Kansas City, night I After an examination of both ad.edised products ' Game Eight loser. Beaton lFT fiery department is (amain foods games scheduled. Sunday. the Las Vegas piny, Willie McCovey closing in on game for six impngS 2nd wound 8 an-Championship Gaqie. Only boxers 30$D you wIt be proud to serve CHEESE _ 2 89 a National League home run rec- up with a six-hitter,;:aera- earned all at IGA's kw p•ces. So do. as aa. • ,a ord sand there'll, be no amensk hiss -his-4tinth straight tietOty 'a-' - a Ihreusands of other Women do , Fing-e Ready to Fat alongside lus name if he makes it - 16th' o( 'the season Wa. al your friendly IGA I Moon's homer, a. Federal State Market • * The free:swinging Bar, Francisco single by Roseboro • ` Giant ;outfielder ha his 27th and- and a d°able by Jun News See .. . *SMOKED SUGAR CURED Lunch Meat - pkg. 39 Gilliam Service allth hornera- of the season" 'rues- were, the big blows of • the Dcdsrers' 12-hit attack day night when the Giants split MURRAY. Ky.. Tuesday. July lf —• 117.5, Choice a pair of agaa decasions with the Threw Fight-Hitter 1963 Murray Livestock Auction. Pittaburgh Pirates The two blows RECEIPTS: Hogs, 56; Cattle an'. "STARS IN MY CROWN" gave turn a total of 10 for the Dallas Green pitched an eight- Calves. 518_ PICNICS _ lb 69 six hitter in the sec-ond Rib Steak _ _ month-onlY fewer - than the game as John I HOGS: Receipts mostly in FOR TICKET'S CALL 753-6843 BOND? Lb. - Whole alL mark set in 1949 ns- Ralph: Calhaor. hit two homers and Tony grade butchers 25c higher compar- "WA Meat /ranee of the Pirates Taylor and Roy Sivers had two ed sail last tack' Mixed U.S I. 2 Write Box 679 - Murray, Ky, Emge All hits for the Phalms. and -‘3 barrows and gilts '206 It Cib ' Kinera marl doesra have' the 29 11800 248 lb $1775; 275 lb. $1690 pkg. 390 preettge of Babe Ruth s 60 in Tun facCarver's two-strike bunt. Wieners _ _ _ _ 160 lb. $1625. US 2 and 3 sows 30 1927 'so there won't be any alma enirted foul na- and then rolled to 600 lb 112 75 to $1450. BOND'? tional aproar to, fair, brought Bill disturb Willie s in White from I CATTLE: Receipts meetly feee- - Large 21 can comic-book third base HE GREW HAIR Hunt's reading Baseball's ;do- with the winning run ere cows and slaughter yearlirun • for the 19t /drabs/put an asterisk alongside leo- Cardinals BoBbby Shantz Feeders steady with cows $1.00 high TOMATOES ' strIck out geeaMartra name when he; tut 61 eight batters in 3 2-3 , er a haners in 1961, on to win Star Kist Chunk the arroutalk the his ,fourth game SLAUGHTER: Gciod and chos GIFT was while Joey `season tenor than when Ruth Jay. appearing in re- ,800 to 1000 lb steerl $23.00 to $24 BOND- TUNA 4 cans '1.00 lief. set his record in 1927 But as far suffered his 14th defeat Good 600 to 900 lb heifers $2200 • - full quart as anyone knows nobody in baseball '$2325. Standard and Good 300 • 11 eidners Hamburger Slice has suggested thud the month of Bob Buhl pitched 6 2-3 innings of hitless ball and allowed 500 lb calves $21 00 to $23 75: Uts PICKLES 29" July Is longer now than a used to only DILL , one hit before retinae because ay arc! Conunercial caws-314.00 • GIFT' • of 'beat after seven inninggs to $1520. Canner and Cutter 01.40 • E-Z Spread - Large 3-1b.-j'ar It enly seems to be longet to NL post ha ninth win for the arras- I $14.50 Utility bulls $1750' to $18 l' 8011D-- BUTTER 79' I FEEDERS: Medium and Good ta •'Jiro! PEANUT . who have been coping mir Cubs Ken Hobbs homered in 1-Lb. , to 800 lb steera..416:60 to. Is 'With --Mbeterey during his curtens mired to a.thui 5'4 games of- the 832 '"Nar Golden Rod - Full Halt Gal rampaze The big. guy has ham- Nt lead. Good end Choice 30 Oto 600 lb, $23 ('an 59c • $221 ”•••••••••••••• LEMONADE 29' mered awl:, at a .323-clip since to $2675, Medium $1875 to GIFT June 3e and has lifted 'his sea- The Met, broke a 3-3 tie in the. Good 300 to 600 lb heifers $21.60 s 1(.3i or Musslemans ninth inning when Norm Sherry's $23.00. Medium S16,40 to $20144 Greers - Large 21 can soil 10 lal. SAUCE ___ 7 cans $1 I bad-hop&rale went over short- Medium and Good stock cow-s Helene A Few Months Later PEACHES"-- _ _ 5 for 1.00 APPLE , Homer Won Game ' stop Jim Wynn's head en- calves per e. 133140.; and I $10000 to $20000 Mr. T. A. Melton, Jr., of Hollidaysburg, Pa., (above) abler!. Rob Kanehl to score from 'YEALER'S: 50c timber. Few . •- 7-7510, *,* minutes of his. time for an interview— FRESH PRODUCE MeCr.A(-.'s 27thhomer came in third Galen Cisco, who pitched a $2675, Good $,= ant° $24.50. Sta. gave about 20 a few months with the - - ate math liaung of Tueiday night's hitless, ninth won his fifth zarne ard 318 "ye $20.00 .saved and regrew his hair in only 1.2irge Red To'. Lb. male pattern LARGE HEADS opener and gave' the Giants their while Hal Woodeshick suffered his BARY (ALVEs: About 25 h. exclusive home method. Ile did not have GRAPES _ 29' victory: Willie also hornered in flf,h loss. $8 00 1.(; per he al baldness. 31E7' the fire inning of the i-ess 1,8014D;- LETTUCE Large Size Sunkist Doz. and her: a second ha du-rin_ SPCCIPLISTS F;(4,1.01 • game o a the Pirates earned as 110111 LEMONS 39' split orn th straight of a hint.- Lirze Yellow Lb. ' hit ataalattiat included two trip;' Co. Inc. Horns Tritatmont Syst•rn 490 BANANAS 10 by bet Schofield, one by B. Murray Lumber .GIFT' Vasa's, and doubles by Rober• OLDEST AND LARGE:ST LUMBER CO. IN MLRItAY KENTUCKY, TBOPW Chin i" and Bill Mazerosiu • WILL BE IN IVIAYFIELD, Pi.(4 1,11, — SAVE OUR — Mcc,c.,y has ribs. ha safely in EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL. THURSDAY, ONLY 21 slraignt games during which TOMORROW, by the Ebb 1hou1d take 20 minutes of your he has tot 14 homers and dro-- do • F.a-t Nt,i;.:(. St Tel. 753-3161 organAtien We don't .ask you time to see what you can in 24 runs satisfac- TRADING STAMPS to- take our word. Ton will be Many have reported . -- Scalp Meth- The Lot- AngelesDodgers bsa• given a written guarantee from tion from the Ebb with un- FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY! I the Philadelphia Pinnies. 5-2, tr - the beginning to end on a pro- od Why burden yourself GET PREMIUMS scalp? It costs fore suffering a 10-2_ loss, the :- rated basis. healthy hair and and lean Louts Cardinals nipped the C.: - RED SPIDER MITES . . . Male pattern baldness is the you nothing to come in _ how many people have been help- armies Pect, 5-4. in 10 inniaS .1(72.1The of a great majority of GI F I ed by the years of Ebb experi- the Ciasaso Cubs defeated the Kill Evergreens. cases of baldness and excessive tBOND' heilwainae Braves. 1-0. and. ter hair i0••••, for which neither the ence Mayfield Hotel New York Mets topped the He Ebb method nor any other meth- SUEO go to tht Kavanaugh !A.A. Foodliner Mayfield. Kentucky, Thurs- Colt& 4-3, 1n other NL gal: is effective, and the Ebb In ston Spray . od between 1 p.m.. 1SOTOX Garden method will hot help those who day. July lit, only, a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday & Saturday - 7 a.m. to 8 p.m- Was Hotel Desk Monday thru Thursday - 7 In the Americah League. Kills Red Spider Mites! Are slick bald after f grad- and 8:30 p.m. Ask the ington, dOwned Chicago. 3-1. Ba. Ina hair loss. Clerk for J. L. Thomas. in privat• ROND. more ;rated Detroit. 5-2. Ka: If sour scalp is creating Interviews are given and CALLOWAY COUNTY SOIL obligated or em- fimn•—rdlit see C. routed Boston,' 11-0, halt 'arid you have dandruff. Or You will not be ,t - way Take ac- UN A- .ele.s scored xce.ssive'halr fall, excessive oill- d 'in any IMPROVEMENT ASS'N before it too late over Cav eland. - "di ness, or itchy scalp. you tion Sand' Koufax maies avesta I

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• 17, 11011 _ WEDN1MDAY — JULY V -1/111191 MT-BR usivr-e-eit TIM LIDGIR of white and yelW •AGE FOUR Crown" and guests at the rantetnent bly Bells of Ireland in a cus- Buffet Supper For on Wells Boulevard gladioli and schools in Pakistan told of the • Baker home flanked by burning - oontainer Miss Earline Hart toms of the country and her ex- Friday evening, July 12, at lea silver candelabra. in silver there. Elbe is now teaching Amphitheater Cast the evening tapers on the Guest Speaker For periences Mrs. J. B. Burkeen - 753-4947 thirty o'clock following Entertainment followed in Minipills, Tenn, Amphi- lawn of the performance at the Kenlake beautiful terrace and It. Y Northen presented the Held On Friday If'esleyan Circle Mrs home. from the book. "Come See theater. Baker Miss Earline Hart was the guest devotion Miss Shirley Garland and Miss with persons, including speaker at the meeting of the Wes- A Man". The buffet table was covered About seventy C W Jones, Patsy Wilkins, assisted by Mrs. 'ew ifurrayan„$ leyan Circle of the Woman's faccieta The chairman. Mrs. cutwork cloth play cast and a with a a lovely white linen the of Christian Service of the First presided. Mrs. E. A. Tucker led the Walter Baker, entertained served by the with a gorgeous ar- were - Methodist Church held on Wednes- closnig prayer. Muffet supper far the cast of "Stars and centered day evening. July 10, at the social Retreabmairbts were- segred to the Velie ••IM•• other Sawa- hall. members and visitors from Room House hostesses. Mrs. Alice Tracts — New 5 The speaker who helped the circles by Use PERSONALS 259 Acre Farm- Divided Into 4 Methodist Church set up primary Koenecke and Miss Patsy Wilkins. Machinery - 75,000 to Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Walker and Dairy Herd and Equipment - Farm Dear Abby .. . children, Lynne. Ronnie, and Mar- Timber tha Alm of Memphis, Tenn., have 100,000 Feet been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ft. W. Churchill. • • • JULY Walker, son of Mr. Tonuny Lee It - - Now! - Hop To and Mrs. Tommy Walker of Man his. Tenn., is spending the summer o!ALE and family, Mr. and AUCypp with his aunt Abigail Van Buren Mrs. John Imes and children of Almo. SPECIALS • • • Mrs. Robert T. Walker. Mrs. Lula Freeman, Mrs. Mayme Kenny and OFF grandchildren. I keep his, DRESSES Gills /1 3 DEAR ABBY: Recently I answer- and 22 daughter, all of Brownsville, Tenn.. JULY 20 and was confronted by clothes clean and also his bed. but %ere the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. SATURDAY, ed my door 1/4 a %Liman who maated that I KNEW I will not shareit.YQU PruhahlY W. Churchill last ThursCIPY and Irvin Cobb OFF lac on Highway 732, Half mile from SHORT SETSGLA. I told her I didn't, she wonder why I stay with him. I While there they attended 74 miles from Murray, Ky., her. When Friday. LOCATION: Murray 4 miles to Earl Lee's and kept me gues- him' But not a physical love. That's in My Kentucky Lake. Take 94 East from 1/4 aaerried offended. the theater production, "Stars Resort and beautiful Girls OFF ang for some time. It a as most out! Crown". at the Kenlake Amphi- to farm. SHORTS TWO Store, 34 miles on 732 irnbarrassing She turned out to be ICEBERG NUMBER theater. all • • • group any or • • reserving the right to os old schoolmate I hadn't seen in • This 259 acres will be sold in 4 tracts acre personal reply, send a self- acres Lespedeza hay, 12 SHIRTS Girls 1/4 Off `ORTY -ONE years! Really now. For a Kevin and Greg Vaughn of Mid- acre dark fired tobacco base, 35 envelope to tracts. Has 1.6 acres bottom land. t)by. We weren't that close in the addressed, stamped dlesboro have been spending two under barbed wire fence, 30 Calif. corn allotment, 70 acres prac- .r,t place and hadn't had any con- Abby. Box 3365. Beverly Hills, with their grandparents, Mt. and pine timber. Milk parlor with /1 3 OFF weeks 75,000 to 100,000 bd. ft. of oak, poplar DRESSES Sub-Teen us all that time. It v. AS good to Abby answers ALL usalL and Mrs Leonard Vaughn, West barn. Farm located on school • • . milk equipment. Dark fired tobacco e her again, but wasn't she pre- Main Street. The Vaughns will take tically new Abby's booklet, "How To Have milk route. OFF dinptuous to have expected me to For them home on Thursday and visit bus and SPORTSWEAR Sub-Teen 3 Wedding," send 50 cents to 4 /1 member her? She had the advent- A lovely their son and wife, Mr and Mrs. Opportunity for me because she had been Abby, Box 3365. BeVerly Hills, Calif Farm Offers Unlimited /1 a. over • • • Ted Vaughn. This — 3' does. • . • SWIM & BEACH WEAR Boys & Girls OFF Ill where I was living. How • tactfully handle the idiotic guts- Mr and Mrs Donald Martin and Resort Development! you don't remember have re- Jersey "Ill bet children, Brent and Karen. Jersey milk cows, 3 to 5 years old — 9 Boys and Girls /14 OFF do you?". , to their home in Elkhart, 15 P.J.'S .e. SOCIAL CALENDAR turned Jersey heifers under EMBARRASSED Ind , after a visit aith her aunt and CATTLE heifers, 1 and 2 years old-6 With the Wednesday. July 17th - DAIRY OFF DEAR EMBARRASSED: I uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Brent Out very productive SHIRTSBo, honest reply. "Perhaps I T h e Memorial Baptist Church, ....a. and TB and Bang tested. This is a forthright tam and daughters, Judy 1 year old. All dairy cattle have been should but I'm sorry I don't. Who Woman's Missionary Society will Linda. 1/4 hold its general meeting at the , • • • herd. Bo OFF %RE you?" SHORTS • • • church at 7.30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Brent Outland will or less, • • • 'Fract Na 1—Consisting of 81 acres mere Saturday for a week's var_a- and I have leave new modern home, just recently completed, /1 2 PRICE DEAR ABBY: My woe The Pottertown Homemakers Club aon at a resort on Lam lairatgart aas SUITS ito. facilities. ..ree caadren under five years old. has bath and modern will have its meeting and picnic of Michigan. Mrs. OutOut-- come home in the state No. 2--Constating of 45 aerie mesa er kW, averal tunes when I've lunch at the City Park at 11 am. C. Tract land will then visa her father. land. am work. I've found them badly • • • 48 acres of Tillable B Bomar, and other relatives in or less. - VISIT OUR $1.00 TABLE Even with broken bones My Tract No. 5—Consisting of 18 acres mere auised. Lacy Golfers Day Ind. before she returns to of the high- , Guest at the Elkhart, Grade -A^ dairy barn, and a tobacco •1fe said they fell out Calloway County Country Club will murray. with a %air. or down the cellar steps.,Once . barn. be held with guests from Mayfield Mrs.' Josphene Sacharacus and er lei., GIRLS NEW WINTER fie older one said. -Mommy hit us,"t Tract No. 4—C'enateting of 125 acres more Country south ItIghlands• Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Secharacus for ad she was called "a filthy little 1 Club and has creek water, timbered land. Excellent Hostesses will be Mrs. Gingles Wal- acid daughter of Bethlehem. Pa., t.i.r." Now I'm sure my wife haat development of resort_ lls, Mrs. William Caldwell, and Mrs. have been visiting their daughter Julyrhru & Aug ,'en mistreating the children be- COATS 15% OFF Garnett Jones. and sister and family. Rev. and Mrs. I came home early yesterday .,use Layne Shanklui and daughter of oisaiosi a• caught her in the act. She says Sala. Ur,2, .11d Thuraday. July 18 Almo. against hers and a man s my word The Willing Workers Sunday • • • SALE 45 Ac.tta.s Is this trat testify against his wife. School Class of the Scotts Grove 61 A c.R.114 I 'rue? I operate a complicated Baptist Church will meet at the keep my t Judy Kaye Outland,, aline. Abby, and I can't home of Mrs. John Cohnon at 7;30 mind on my work for worrying Honored At Shower Korner Can you help' Is:Z Kiddies about ,he children. ° me? The Businees and Professional At Shelton Horne -IVE MAJOR IN MINORS" WCiRR IED TATFLER Women's Club will have a potluck Miss Judy Kaye Outland, July MILK AND FARM DEAR WORRIED: Ask a lawyer supper at the home of Mrs. C. D. Ilith bride-elect of James Edwin or District Attorney or sheriff I hew VInsom Jr., 709 Chestnut Street, at Rickman, was honored with a bridal get your children away from a to 6 pm. shower at the home of Mira Ginny EQUIPMENT possibly dangerous and ill mother. • • • Lou Shelton on Thursday afternoon They Majj need something beside be The Regional WafU Day will at two o'clock. Milk equipment Includes a 25 gal. your wordifor It. but they will advise bald at the Jonathan Creek Baptist The hoetasses ,for the prenuptial S&Ls. klo 4- Surge milker, 1-184 gal. DeLaval you on tactics. And don't delay. EMI* at 8 am. A sack lunch will occasion were Miss .Shelton, Miss cooler and 1-2 secUon wash "• 135 N.A..4.4 bulk he arotarta'ay each person attend- Diatdr .Vaugtin, and Miss Simon vat. DEAR ABBY, To the 52-year Old ing. All ladies of the WM1.1 are in- Wilkerson. ano is pregnant goes my urnmi vited to attend. A corsage of white carnations IVIIS She should be world 1-12A New Idea manure spreader, congratulations. Friday, July 19th presented to the honoree who chose There are only TWO cases TERMS 1—E Z Flo fertiliser spreader, 1— famous. An informal dance for 7th, 8th to wear a pink, white, and blue where a woman past 46 Case pick-up baler, 1—side delivery 4-1 record and 9th grades will be held at the stripped sheath dress. Her mother, a child. day of rake 1—corn picker, 1—Ford tract- has had Calloway County Country Club from Mrs. Brent Outland, wore a white 25°0 Dr K or disc, 1-2 row corn planter, 1— 7:30 to 11 Pm, Each member may sheath dress with pink lace trim. DR.: WHAT record? Many Sale, balance Ford tractor disc plow, 1—Fergison DEAR Invite one non-member guest. Mes- Miss Outland opened her gifts are able to bear a child In S mnewer, 1—Gehl 10" hammer mill women dames Burgess Parker. Dan Hutson, which were displayed for the guests at And have the "chil- 1, 2 3 years amI many other Items to numerous JULY 15 - 20 their fifties. and Phillip Mitcnell are the plan- to view. prove it. to mention. dren- to ning committee. An arrangement of pink roses and 6°0 or cash. • • • • • • two white wedding bells adorned Saturday. July 20th overlaid with DEAR ABBY: I have just read the refreshment table for loth, lith, Mel- •he letter signed "ICEBERG" and An informal dance a white lace cloth. Mrs James Program for college will be held In serving. .! is almost a perfect report on my lith grades and ton assisted the hostesses County Country and a,aan. except for a few details. at the Callaway Nineteen persons were present 8 p.m. to midnight. Each HER husband bathes once a week Club from six persons sent. gifts. may invite one non-mem- 1 member SLAGLE, Owner She s lucky MINE takes his bath J.H. and Mesdames TEAM :n July. Her man has a teeth. Mine ber guest. Messrs a CO-MANAGE FARM July 18 Charles Mulcahy /Thursday. has 5, and has never been to a Charles Costello, Sexton. CHICAGO aft — Hugh Murray, Kentucky Charles M. Baker, White dentist in his life. He also refuses Vaion Cohoon, will represent the Chicago are the plan- Chicago •o see an M.D. We have been maga and Charles Shuffett Sox and Rip Collins the Joe Reneau Bud Greenup, Broker Gus Foster ning committee. Cubs as co-managers of the Mid- rad 51 years, have 9 grown children Ky. Bowling Green, Ky. Donelson, Tenn. - 4-H & FFA BEEF SHOW dlesboro, Ky., team that is operated Bowling Green, AO P.M. 2-9311 TU 3-4131 jointly by the two major league " VI 3,6741 , VI clubs in the Appalachian Rookie 8:00 P.M. - LOCAL HORSE,SHOW Lad & Lassie League. — BRANDON BROS. USED CARS THURSDAY is KIDS' DAY!! Clearance Sale BEST BUYS 04E0 ALA 12 Admitted FREE All Kids Under DRESSES /1 3 &/1 2 Off "COMPACT CAR HEADQUARTERS -IN MURRAY" 5:00 p.m. Entire Stock Girls from 11:00 a.m. to '58 '63 FORD Gal. 500 '60 CHEVY Bel Air '60 PON11AC CADILLAC • Off Auto. Star Chief, Power Convertible Shorts,& Skirts - - & I 2-Dr. 'Plop. Power 2-Dr. Sed., EMPIRE SHOWS will give Sedan '60 CHEVY Sedan '61 OLDS Dyn. 88 . '48 JEEP HUNT'S '61 FORD 4-Door Rardtop 44Vbeel Drive Str. Shift 4-Dr., Power BATHING'SUITS '60 CHEVY Impala '61 OLDS Sup. 88 '51 DODGE Pickup '59 FORD Sedan 4-Dr. HT, Power GIRLS 2-Dr. Hardtop Truck BICYCLES!! AND BEACH WEAR for both BOYS AND 2-Dr., Mr. Shift '59 OLDS 98 FREE!! THREE NEW REDUCED '62 IMPALA '59 CHEVY Sedan '58 STUD'BAKER -- Auto. Poser and Air 4-Dr. Hardtop 6-Cvl. 4-Dr., PACKARD 2-Dr. HT '59 CHEVY Impala '58 OLDS 88 '62 CHEVY Bel Air 2-Dr. KT, Power '57 FORD /1 3 & 1/2 Off 2-Dr. Sed., '6', Stick 4-Door Sedan '53 ALL RIDES REDUCED THIS DAY '57 CHEVY Mop t '56 OLDS 88 CHEVY Entire Stock Bov's '62 CHEVY Monza 2-Door Hardtop Cheap! 4-in-the-Floor 2-Door Shorts & Shirts - - & 1 Off Come See Our Wide Selection of Older Cars Calloway County VISIT THE DOLLAR WINDOW!! yz SPECIAL • * Anything In It Is _ _ _ _ 1.00 'BRANDON BROS. '62 STUDEBAKER, 4-Door HAZEL HIGHWAY - ACROSS FROM A & P FAIR Lassie Sedan $1395 & - PLaza 3-4383 Lad TAYLOR Hazel Highway Phone 13-i456 SEE HOWARD BRANDON or VERBLE

••• PAGE nvz TIMIS - MURRAY, KENTUCKY • WEDNESDAY - JULY 17, 1963 /BE LEDOEB & MY 17, Mg HOG MARKET CROSSWORD PUZZLE a Anawar Viatird".. Pu"I. rhlW ox4-70-7---- a s of Ireland In ACROSS 7-Pronoun claw amoau Federal State Market News Serv- 5- SIck RMOMR hinted by burning P. Plurnilk• cum 17. Kentucky I-Publish NOM D *Metal:ea. ice, Wednesday, July 6- European fruit MOROMO Purchase-Area Hog Market Report 11- 1 living lege 10- Edi Lie fish RRMRA followed on the ti-Jumpe EirIRA 9 buying stations. Estimat- rat 3230 41IM and lawn of the including 12-Frult of the 23-Winter CIROMM ti' woo ed receipts 415. Barrow a and gilts dwarf vehicles AdU a03 MB and 3 180 mallow 16 Smelter ag 25 to 50c higher'. No. 1, 2 14-11a by Ionian refuse MOB 000 MGM persona, Including to 230 lbs. $18.00 to $18.25. Few No, dei t y IS-Images y BABB c.1 luOA 16- Ferikida of 21-Short jacket a few MturraY041111 1 180 to 220 lbs. algae to $18.75. No. BAB ..sessr nUnsimmois• Urn,. the .;1111111L 2 and 3 236 to 270 lbs. $16.50 to $18.00. 17-Dangls iontertalas 213MMOTA meat BMW ex- to 175 lbs. $14.75 13-Southern BMA MMOM finance with as little as $500 down 1953 CHRYSLER FOUR POOR, No. 1. 2 and 3 150 blackbird 25-Afrtcan ABOAA NOME and 3 sows 400 to MOB and payments of $5722 per month, cellent condition. New 'robber. 207! to $18 On. No. 2 20- Lubricator 2 23- U ncie (Dial.) 27-Part of SALE N. 12th. j19p 600 lbs. $1160 to $1325. No. 1 and fortification FOR price $8500. hockey total 24-Ice House - Yrinca of 33-Supercilious et-Spirit s E 3 BEDROOM HOUSE CHILDREN IN MY 450 to 400 lbs. $13.00 to $15.75. rubber disk . - WILL KEEP CHAIN SAWS, HOMELITE AND EXTRA NICE 26-Anon apostate person 52-Greek letter living room week. 753-4726. fit- Nothing to - Mono, Moto Mower. on North 19th, has large PRICED TO SELL: BRAND NEW home, hour, day or .23- H ypotheti• angels 40- Faithful 1,000 Mono. Mowers cal force 22-Royal subjects 67-Epistle Mowers for den combination with fire place, three bedroom red brick home that's PIP 34-Cease (abbr.) New and used mowers. UPS RACE PURSE 19-Retail 4I-Church large utility room, ceramic tile bath, got everything - central air condi- establiab. 36-Bed on ship 68-Comps/am rent. Waldrop's Mower and Saw 37-Greek official point with plenty cabinet complete ment Shop, Concord Road, phone 753- nice kitchen tioning and heat; two III-Rules market 44-Stow •wIlly 40-Symbsi for space, carport and electric heat. tile baths; plenty white WANTED TO BUY 23-Catches places 47-Fine dirt nickel 6233. july20c ceramic Pre- only $13,750. LAUREL, Md. Mit - Laurel 35-Bare Can be bought for birch cabinets; built-in cook range V, 0 -7 S 9 10 g sident John D. Schapiro announced 36- titneou• g 2 3 a 5 • PARTS FOR ALL ELECTRIC ahav- REAL NICE 3 BEDROOM BRICK and burner top, antique birch walls YELLOW EARED CORN Delivered rrick• Monday that the value of the Nov. 19-king of birds '13 era at Lindsey's Jewelers. Ju1y23c about 5 miles from city limits. Has in kitchen, family room and utility. to the Co-op. Can use a load any- • M12 running of the Washuigton. D.C., 42- For-example hardwood floors, ceramic tile bath, In Robertson School District with time. Now Is a good tune to move it LI (abbr -..,..,:,• International has been increased 43-Klog of 15 16 .X<..17 '57 TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLE. Call utility room, carport, central heat- all city utilities including sewage. before the weevils get It. Calloway 14 :,. $125,000 to $150,000. beasts (pl.) PL 3-3336 or see Hew R. Cooper. ing, 197'x245 lot. This is a real nice 95.xl7fr - definitely one of the Sod Improvement Assn. Dial from '4,6 Metal Lot County In the la 1-9 ::::...; 20 ifs'27A,^".:. 23 317c bought for only The 'first six finishers fastener Route 4, Murray. place and can be best lots in Murray. See by appoint- 753-2924. j20c 46-:-.Taft global classic will share in the purse, '27 rf.211 $14,500. ment - Call PL 3-5389. - 111,ffimhes 24 '2'S •. 26 winning horse FOR SALE BY OWNER: EXTRA with the owner of the ' 2 BEDROOM HOUSE AT 803 Vine. ,CARD OF THANKS collecting $90,000. it - Exact 29 30-11....::'N- 31 32 nice 3 bedroom home in Circarama. 53-('ongenial. i ... full basement, plenty of storage SWEET CORN FOR FREEZING or TO THE UNKNOWN DONOR. Mr. Earth Large front room, 2 baths, large Has 34 "•••135 canning. Phone 753-4997. jIllc goddess 33 2 car garage, big util- space, garage, and is handy to and Mrs. Leslie It. 'Putnam wish to , ...-...• :'.*"..n 20 family room. THIRD PLACE 55-Iturry •.-,. TAKES 10 41 ity room. Plenty of closet space. school, hospital, grocery stores, and express our thanks for the lovely W rec ker 36 37 3g'1,e7.••••••'39 61- Russia n ' Lo- is in walking distance to town. Own- gift left at our home a few days int Irvin Cobb House is plastered throughout. stockffile 44 ''''',„55.: 45 with small down '57_ PONTIAC SUPER CHIEF. $525. past. -After 42 rfie. 43 Lee's cated on nice large lot. Shown by er' will finance 19-YEAR HUNT ENDS 62-English 4.1:4 s to Earl A good car. Phone 753-6568 after 5 years, Welby - The $9,000 author appointment. Call 753-3414. J18c payment. a search of 19 DUNEDIN, Fla. Tit 46 17 ••• 46 p.m. Lee, 50, found Grover Jones first prize won by Julius Soros in DOWN ... CARD OF THANKS •''''' IF YOU ARE INTERESTED TN (above) in Indianapolis, Ind, the Buick Open golf championship 5 I 32'4- ,.."1'''''53 54 • .,55 or all 1967 CHEV. BEL AIR 2-DR. Straight The Family of Mrs. Fannie Irvin 1-Rind of nut any farm land, building lots, or lake to bring a charge of fatal moved the Mid Pines, N.C., pro into 2 Sun god ,•',! ,,e shift, 6 yl., 35,000 actual miles, one will hold in grateful remembrance 56 57 56 i" 59 60 ty, 12 acre property we have a large selection SMALL ACREAGE NEAR Murray, ha-run driving against him third place among the PGA money- 3-Suffix: like owner. Hervie Henderson, phone 753- something bath, good your kind expressions of sympathy 4- Roman ttom land. along these lines with with good frame home, In Tennessee. The victim winners with a total of $43,325 for tyrant 462 . 3339. 118p in the death of our mother and ov"6i prac- sure to please you. See or call Hoyt well, central heat. in one of best was Newt Lee, his father, 1963. Jack Nicklaus is first with 6- spoor sh with grandmother. Thanks goes to Dr. Roberts or Ray Roberts at ROB- community of county, and a bargain. near Moss. Jones, 54, said of $57,615 and Tony Lem& 3 Putt. by Unita Feature Syndicate, 17 1 on school Quertermous, Bro. Norman Culpep- earnings (abbr.) FOR SALE BY'OWNER. A NEW ERTS REALTY, dial 753-1651. j19c Calloway Insurance and Real Estate by an attorney to be Illiter- with $49.006 in the unofficial per, Bro, Tommie Shelton, Sugar second modern 3 bedroom brick house. Has Agency, phone '753-8842. jui ate, waived extradition. Creek choir, and friends that set up standing. built-in Tappan stove and dish- 1959 SPEED LINE FIBERGLASS and sent lovely flowers and food. by Charles M. Schub or washer. Located on Broach Avenue. boat. 35-h.p. Evinrude motor, per- God bless each of you is our prayer. PEANUTSS A bargin U sold this week. Call 753- SE!.1-7WANTED fect condition. Dial ID 6-3306 after F ltp 4616. )16c 5 pin. 119c II- ' AREAS 40 AVON T THINK IT UJA5 DUE TO OUR EXPANSION IN this : riAVE WILL IT 3E SEEN ALL No Nu? CERTAIN - 9 Jersey ii THAT HAROZ GET BOOKIN6S area we need two good men who can COUNTRce? MLA. i3E. ABLE TO SEE IT 2 BEDROOM COTTAGE tYEAR ANJ7,-(ER,IJE5TION OVER THE POR AN ECOPSE, WOULD YOU? r heifers under round house) on Blood River. black USED DOORS AND WINDOWS. sell A3:1-1 insurance. Call Charles ABOUT 5ATORDAL(5 top road, all modern conveniences, 411 South 9th. $1 00 a unit while they Clark at 9.00 am. 753-6963 or home 11 ELLIFSE OF TitESLN a very productive paneled ga- last, Bee them on the job or call phone 753-6342 after 8:30 in evening. 5. • completely throughout, ii rile in the basement Owner will 53-5712 .119e Pyramid Life Ins. 4206 •r - i• • * AND.. ANgfiait lore Ittory1ht /Viek feropeoo Neely. awe;itrea 111111111_1111‘11111111111111 IOW 111111111111111111111 MONNE 11111111111011.

The Anazing Mrs. Bonaparte •••••••.... be Don Cheevrood DAN FLAGG eV'A/ARNETT T ICANC P- LEASE FOU.04t N6TRIALMCN..5 CR E1.5E \ 2 5PEEK ONCE cat.v...Thea Lb. ab•ei Duraibaboliq Law.a.1414. aQ... isc Copy,,,t (-; URA by Harnett T. Lana Liotrit•utal 5, Cu.{ Fmayoul Dradkrag MAKE TWO *R'r utiPLE4.54.iT , NC MORE... 7'QU SPET EEN Now mow! i•pw• CO MOVE' time did thzo. FC'R ir•' 7 tit, fillARACTragi ing a good NOT TALK! , wouldn t be talkir.; to the otrwr Bets) Petters...6 - A Baltimore as much as the next one, and COMPRENVE? of net ttvit pc-cple beauty ut le disdainful maybe more. Jerome s nearu half. Remeninet wishes that she concentrate Iatmer s he can oe mart by neecticaa ie.- attentems OD net American suitor, lot about America and ana choose • worthy one as nus- never wants IA miss anything, marks.- algae*. band shook her . heel. "I, -Betsy's father. so he came nere first. How long Getay WliIis ?gnome ktothar. who aithigesied (Min Ireland as • around? Depends orr wasn't being needless. Into will he be poor boy and worked nis way 1 said what 1 oelieved." fortune. Row in 10103. he toils even how much be enjoys himself." harder to maintain his rank as a Caut.ously Betsy Inquired, "That only makes it evorne." merchant-ahlpowner in Bal- DEFECTS TO CUBA - A/1 leading be doing Patterson's Chin ticniuiect. timore. "What's he going to Mrs. Roberto Ramos Michelena, Dares* Patters's-William's well- "Betas?, 1 KnOw you Ave come whose submis- neve?" 29, is reported to have finami born D.01111.1aDD wife eterretn e qualities. Last mantel, Vrtf,111 siveness ins led to tier accepting un- 'With eve.risody fine a T34 training plane from protestingly nui rigid euPerviSion of tire Invitations at him, el, e ne your sister Margaret got s.ck, children Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., their 13 Toni.)I l'OW went without sleep,- right 1ND FARM Cern. Joel's& Slam.,-Old family doesn't know yet. you to Havana In a defectior who had served in the French sure tie II at- night., to care for, her, and friend though, I'm pretty alter from the U.S. to Cul- Navy with Patterson. lady came up from - tend the races at Govan's track when the old IPMENT Overhearing het tether'. conversa- real field day. my girl. If New Orleans-" Betsy -a by Ernie Bushmiller tion in his study with Sarney. 'the way they Embarrassed, the girl NANCY Up Per mind to find out rnore things happen made rather , Includes a 25 gaL about 'the otter Bonaparte- whom usually do, a lot of the ladies Shrugged.' "Please I'd they spoke of so interestingly .... 1-1A0 gat Delors! are ready to WOW themselves hear.about my faults." I 1-2 section wash • CHAPTER 2 at Jerome, and 1 bet he s ready Dorcas Patterson replied with ppFTSY PATTERSON returned to throw • himself rignt "tacit."' shake or nor nead." "Som.,' "to the garden and aeon af- The coramodore guftawed. times you re your own wo:•st terward Commodore Barney "Hm." Betsy Patterson s nod enciny.- She rettirtioa to ti.c !a manure spreader, Strolled forth from the house. was perfunctory, her mood subject that reri,ained elOrd to tillser spreader, Betote tie knew she was there, mixed. Joshua made this Bona.. tier mum "Your tattier der, 1-side delivery Betsy had taken his arm. parte sound like someone she only. vinare best tot voti. Do:. 1 1 tract- icker, -Ford "Now. Missy,- he shook his would be nappy to meet, but yoa see that he W01...11_ tor planter, 1- rev corn finger as he spoke, -your face no matter what his charmc all the time ?" 1-Ferguson a ic plow, has a iot of questions, and I'm were, he would probanly uc Betsy walked over to V .• 10- saill leave, ehl hammer not going to answer them." conceited fellow About to long.' dark sofa avnich chei in items to =semi She tried an oblique approach. the commodore oceanic appre.'William Patterson a ca pt ins "What does Father have against riensive. "Now roil won't go nad Drought over trom Lundell. Bonaparte 7" against your Pa's wishes, will , -1'ex, out does tie nave to i s- it so often?" Thrown oft guard, the com- you?" mull us ot On her guard, Betsy blinked. &round chet!:s modore stammered: "Which- Mrs. Patterson Father objected, what. could she answered in which one of ern do you mean?" "If reddenen, ar.a do?" "Mr. Patter-xi:1 - Then something came flack 1 quick, defense. Her air of innocence did" not this country as a A.c.../2.-Alnif/..LL to Betsy. Recently Joshua Bar- arrived in entirely convince Joshua "Mis- boy, not yet fifteen. ger ney had been in the West In- very poor I think you could do any- everything against dies, serving In the French sy, with nearly you set yourself to'. in a way you Navy with one of the other thing I him. He struggled by Etaeburn "Van Buren him with an ironic AN' B.napartes. and the two nad Thanking can't imagine." ABBIE SLATS Betsy went indoors.' By ",•• become great friends. After a look. Breathless, Betsy's mother s Foster now she had decided something: moment She recalled the name stopped for a moment, her look PLACE, THE IMPORTANT THING IS !bon, no matter what happened, she CHEERFuL- WOKING Tenn. of Napoleon's youngest brother. asking the girl to agree with ARE THE STAFF, SLATS, THEY'RE would meet this Jerome' Bona- HUN,DOC?I'LL BET THERE U 3-4131 "I mean Jerome, of course." her. "My life has been so much DON'T WORRY, BECKY. DOC LOTS OF (SHUDDER) LAUGHS TOPS IN THEIR FIELD.' parte. has yours. We've "Ati, Betsy." The commo- easier, and so SAYS THAT IN A COUPLE 0' WEEKS tJP THERE,' • • • worry if the next dore's face revealed his surprise. never had to I'LL BE AS GOOD AS NEW-AND T T11E, upper stair landing, to bring word "Once your Pa meets the boy A ship was going NO CREEPY VOICES awaited we owned was and Knows him the way _do Dare.,•on that__everything EITHER ; daughter, an with her fifst out. Perhaps Mr. Patter- . . ." Joshua's lips clamped her wiped the girl sensed that Dor- -blunt now and shut. -Girl, that's lust what glance son is -a little heard of her differ- to understand and your Pa didn't want me to tell cas had then . try her father. your father's you." ences with fit yourself to plump. usu- you?" Betsy stared. "You mean he Mrs. Patterson's ways, won't countenance showed didn't expect me even to hear ally placid Betsy suppressed the response tiny lines of worry. that Jerome Bonaparte was all of its that suggested itself. That was she held one of coming to Baltimore?" Absentmindedly the rule by which her rnother that she Commodore Barney grew still the pieces of sewing lived her life, •.adjusting to carried, and with more uneasy. "I think he'd like nearly always others, accepting whatever cams she gently thrust you to know as-as late as pos- her free hand to her But it wasn't tier way, young children sible, and see mighty little of back the three the girl mused, stood about her. ADILLAC him. Says you already have who "You see, Mother," she re. From severs I roceus came the invertible too many foreign and French sinned, "some- ot us don t warft -a man- Mini of shrill voices which Bet- things in your brain." Hte to be ruled like children with a EP sy always asio,ciat rl with the ner altering again, Joshua bent switch over them Brother Wil- by LI Capp hustling hoasehold. !.n her early LIL' ABNER Wheel Drive forward ssith a conspiratorial liam and Brotner Robert feel forties. Dorcas already had had air. -tfatter of fact. Jerome's the same way. Even though LIFE BUT, I'VE GOT MONEY \NON'T ODGE mx thirteen children, of whom ALL RIGHT!!- Pickup in Baltimore right now, at they're older than 1, Father SORRY,SIR -WE OtILY YOU •uck twelve still lived. CERTANLY WOULD ESE ALL THE MONEY GIVE house." makes up their minds for them. SERVE THE FINEST IbtPi ONE!!. Skirting the girl who played IN THE STATUS!',' Betsy found herself as In- says who they'll see and not ANYBODY, HERE, NOT!! IMPOSSIBLE with a rag doll or the floor, PEOPLE,HERE - ONLY A, TUD'BAKER trigued as she was astonished. see Up at seven for all of us, TO SELL_ WITHOUT WORLD!! ICKARD 2 As Mrs. Patterson preeeded her S14700NK- WANT -Dr. AT "How did all this happen?" finished breakfast by eight, ONE!! SIIT0014K daughter into the witting room. T'H Ei R SHTOONK? a precaution she added, "Oh, I chores and duties till one o'clock, OWNERS!! ORD "Dear, I wish that you and won't let on where I heard at the tdbie from one-thirty to your father woili,in't--wouletri't about it." three, then-" HEVY argue so much. It ba-I enough Now that the truth was out, Dorms • :ins tightened In an- leap! when you're alone, but In front the commodore turned talkative. ger. "Enough Anyway. Ica time of people . . •" "Jerome's trip here developed for your reading hour with Miss her head. "fie on the spur of the moment. 1 Betsy shook brought up Joe Calvert. and all guess. With war starting against Here was another of Dorcas' to I did was tell him how 1 felt." England, Napoleon sent word habits-the dropping of a sub- the 'The Older 'woman caught 14'1 * the boy to sail home trom ject that became troublesome. make Betsy's arm, and her light eyes islands. Jerome a begun to On an impulse Betsy reached he's were pleading "That's just It: a name for himself, but over and kissed her mothers and a you're too impulsive." just a iad in his teens cheek. Taken by surprise. Dor- • under- "Well, shouldn't everybolly EBAKER, little of a scamp, you cas m urmured gratefully,. say what tie ['strike?" _ stand - fine-looking fellow. you, child." horror was "'Thank handsome as an actor, wqh a DOreita Patteraon'S "Certainly not. U we To Cc' CoatiniKa l'ustu,'totc) 11395 Merry eye and a way of carry. evident.

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SVEDNESDAY JULY 17. 1903 • ?AG!. Srx THE LEDGER k--iittEs - MURRAY, ILENT-tcgy 1st place - Kent NtcCuistan place - Judy Kelso. 2nd place - Six Cookies But terscotch): lat. Bazzell. place - David Era in Char- - Robert Best Jr Girls Camp C1411 EX- Penny Todd, 3rd place -- Mary! place - Jill Craig Butter Cake, 1st place -- Miscellaneous McCuist- Winners • • • Mint, 1st. place - Drena Baasella Jarrett. Six Peanut Butter Cooties: 1. lots" Tidwell OIL 2nd place - Nona Bazzell Best Clothing Record Book; 1st. place - Pv.t.sy Hopkins, Ind place - Sponge Cake tun-iced), 1st. Woodwork Department c,it:Inued from page 1 , Best Sr Boy's Camp- Craft place --- Gail Smith, 2nd. place - Jeanette Jarret t place - Charlotte Tidwell, 2nd. Best Jr Woodwork Display; 1st. tuba , 1st place Johnnie Bebe. •Ellen Watson. led place - Mary • Six Oatmeal Cookies, IA place - place Judy Kelso. place - Douglas Jarrett,' 2nd. olyn litirdock Record Books Jarrett. Kathy Harris Up-side Down Cake: 1st. place - place - Tommy Dyer. , Nlot and Match. 1st place Best Garden Record Book: 1st. Best Room Improvement Record Aileen Primer. Best Sr. Woodwork Display: 1st. • • 2nd lace Deb Busy Day Cake, 1st place - Bever! Goode P place -- 'David Watson Book: 1st place - Ellen Watson, Cake. 1st place - Judy Kelso. place Spicriand. (41‘1.km'ay. 3rd. place car _ Prances Scull !me Best Beef Record Book; , lit 3rd. place Dorothy Jarrett. 2nd. place Charlotte Tidwell. id_In Crate "Nraitire3 Best Good Grooming Record Mullins: 1st place -4. 1st .place sandra Poiee - Kirthler 5 Sweet Loaf Sweet Bread; 1st. place - Tfillorects Best" Sw me Reexti Bog*. 1st Book 1st. place --- Penny Todd. d. place - Bev- Galloway, 2nd place, - Nancy Jeanne Jarrett. Kelso, 2nd place Beverly _ Jain. Best Foristry Record Book.. laLf place NUInt Has- Judy • pl.-. erly Rogers. 3rd.. 3rd. place - Charlotte Tid- eclipse looked Sea place - Doug Jarrett Rovers. EXPECT-Thls la how the 1959 solar . 4-111 Room Farnisbisgs Best Tractor Record 'Book; 1st sell. aril WHAT TO halfway across plane at 21,000 feet. The Moon is ts, Trea!mtnt .curtalns or-place - Craig Calhoun. 2nd place - Best Crop Record Book; 1st. 1st. place - Beverly trom a eclipse (middle), then 5 Eiscults; Electrical Department the Sun (right), followed by total dr.aperies for 1 urnt10%.: 1st' Bqbby Williams, 3rd place - Kent 'place - Johnnie Kelso place - Carolyn Mur- sight will be similar. Rogers. 2nd. moves away (left). The July 20 - Ellen Watson McCuiston. 3rd, place - Judy Kelso. 1st place - Best Horse Project Record Book: dock. Best Desk Lamp: Accessories for Clothes Closet: 1st. Dena &well, 2nd. place Nona Best Electrical Record Book: 1st. 1st place Johnine Kelso. on a Good Breakfast; 1st. plate - Ellen Watt:en Poster Bzzell, 3rd. place - Ricky Rudolph Bev- place - David W.i.tson -- Jeamie Jarrett. 2nd a Board. 1st. place place Bst Pin-Up Lump: 1st place - Food -- Gad Smith, 3rd place - . erly Goode Best Woodwork Record Boa: 1st. place Nona Bazzell. 2nd place --- Drena LOAN CO. Hoene Furnishings Notebook: 1st Cookies; 1st. place -- Beth Blankenship. ItILERLt,V* place Doug Jarrett. 2nd place - Six dropped Tclephon.3 FL 3-2921 place Ellen Watson. 2nd. place -.Kathy SOS r.la'n S1. y Dyer t , Kathy HHarris, Poster on Table Setting; 1st CO." Room ITint 13 articles that go to- Extension Cord; lst. place HOME-OWNED LZ)11 11I -[Harris Place - Gail Smith 2nd place -- • Best "YOUrt .4 gether.. 1st place - Beverly Goode, Best Home and Yard Improve- Herndon,, 2nd. place -- Nona Jeannie Jarrett, 3rd place - Iteth Site -.2nd place - Jeanee Jarrett. merit Record Book. 1st. place Six Brownies: 1st place - Car- Blankenship. . rower Arrangement, 1st place -- Watson eilyn 'Murdock, 2nd. place - Judy Equipment 1st David Birthday Cake: lit Place - Nona 13 'EtBestetil Electronic ; Beth Blaiiker.sniti. 2nd. place - Best Foods Record Book 1st Kelso 3rd Place -- Aileen Palmer Nonar-B,,J.,e.: anning t qt. fruit. 1st place - Beth • Blankenship. 2nd.. place is- Gail 111, • • • • • 45. a *.• *ik 8-,s ..s.• • • :1,8 t •Nt 14. •-:;$4 otlo, *it: .1,4 przuth.7Zirdnalace Judy Kelso. .4**%t,4.0 a_Y:•.* ***ea* 1a - SI oes. 1st; place'-- Judy c "::7: • "^"....-.^ • 44.4041.711r•(RX-..:41 14:1X•- 111-;41 44:1-i444etv.t:i.k8;"*.*:'* ::.** %..spAlVseS itel.so.-and. Place ; Bet11,13biriken- .--;"•v-*..- • • . 4P-- ikikkV41'.. k 0:4 --;4's s •;Its:01.4*,•42 , Jtoce/lst. place --- Judy N'. • 784 424:161)45;*• • t41::. IliPsS:v place - Mary Janice Al-S$ 9f4 - Kelso. 2nd s'••••ie e st 4. Morton. 3rd place - Beth Blanken- lit0 4 C:AnS Vegetables. lit place THURSDAY,9 A.M. "9 1 *41 e STARTS 2nd place .illn: *ailbjr41:..;C. °kr* Beth BLankenship. 2' place - Lofseta Jeffs. 3rd SP! 'A. '.•*•••'aa Entemelegy lb? ktt.47°.. ADVANCE SHOWING OF WORLD'S FINEST -WOOLENS 4*„14,54 , • Ernie William, • 4 4.4' ClImp Craft IN? Cr* Best Jr 4-H Camp Boys Exhibit; , •• 11,014 4 tA• altn'tS$: cPt• •L'•• • bes. 14.1‘sse:lbe 41%,4X we 10, • IP -SEASON 11 urra PRE *6'14 s ;• 41' " •ANNUAL • IlVekt e, 4,,. 4 1.4e s• aiip,041404*•' Census -Adult .. " 60 it%s t x,i titt . Census. flfursery __ 4 SpirOl i..1•7•5-110a1V5s 5;04 .a:01 l'a • Adult Beds - 15 51:0"11% • 11 • Emergency Beds .. 15 40...4/r1115'.5 •* •') * r;;;• • Admitted 19, Patients * * • 5 •,,S Patients Dismis.se,d 38 Nes(iitoten.s 1 wolf kite' 7:00 Mg" "PP •• • • s* Tatlents IlidmPted from Friday • WOOL SALE *4 'e• CM. to Monday 1:11 A.M. •• . • !8**A k'11!1 Miss •Wl.'*el'ir;%°14 Mr, Ruth Angelo. 211 Elm, " kikts:t Linda Dibble. 320 Woodlawn- • as RFGULAIC S4.9.1 TO $10.95 YD.- .8 • $9.95 YD. - 14-0Z. 1000 YDS. Shirley Darnel Hardin REGULAR $6.93 TO Broods Shackleford• New Yea Mrs Joe Bradley, Rt. 6: Mrs. 4INNIS . • . -If s. Lamb. Farmington: Mr. Guy V. MILL ENDS ALL WOOL *41 Sharborougit. M WOOL DOI BLE KNITS Maylidd: C. L...... t ALL •• • ray: Mrs. Joe Bradley and b $11 't r* boy. Mtirray: Roy. Adanis, May!m, Up to 3 yd. lengths in finest Wool t:444 * at an William Career. .711 Olive: Ma.- • •4 %44,\4 Worsted Dobble• Knit. Woolens a,t. Suitings, matching Alvie'Hawkins. Cadiz: Conrad Ven- Coatings and 4* Ns unbelieveable low, low price. All the 9C able. P:eyear. Mils Robert . Barter. 4."• $277 4.. • pie-es, all full 60" wide from some of 102 N 15in: Mrs-Everett Gill. (lot- : 4ri4 8 NIP •ew fall f,p.shion colors, 54" to 60" Pond Sirs Gladys °inland l'ne .41%.11."•%\ America's finest woolen mills Hurry N. • yd P.t.e. AdaMs. 2411 ••igir wide Hurry, fOr best selection! .4.10 )1, Atite Jones. H35'el Mr i• yd buy! -Garde • 4.441);"•.,. tor MB sensational Thompson. Hardin_•, Wham, • lidd- silt • •'",. c p ie); Dealer. Mrs. Da Barnett, Har- Yells 4,* Sr4 ,:0 41 Nis* din: Mrs, Chetah Pritchard 1:1 17ptila • ,,- Masters Cliff and Ralph Dibble '0 •Ii• *64'; Wodlawn: Mrs. Daisy Rue. -KakseY• I Patient% Dismissed from Friday. 7:ell to Monday Woe M 441 ..:4;$. ▪ i*1 Vi olL.S C,•• Delbert Mrs. • Rt. 1: Mrs ju.. •:;•1,44• til. *el% 216 Iran. M: 411•S• 4••••• 4t.• .P • . 4P 1-I- is, ,Mitater s. • Xs> ,: I :41 Mrs W. Perry. 51i, Bruac. Mr ,0•`441•01 84 Ecicar Futrell. Rt. 4. Miss Shirley- •. Hardm: Miss Ruth .Angelo. 1.4 5 ,•*•411 :55)5 Ein. Mrs Jun .Putrell. Model. el** Reg. 7.99 to '10.99 Yd. Finest , .1* PY. • rAt Yd. "Famous Name" Ihpyir Pierce. 409 N. 5th: Brent Dar- Reg.'3.99 to '6.99 ..*A„ nelL Rt 1. Mrs Maell'asid. Golden ,11, Pond, 511.Y.,-, Linda Dibble, re Wood- ..sPo i.cpititi9p0 7:011•4040 Veal. Map-field: Mr- • lawn: Gay 4.41.i,I;ItIVIIi‘:4#11 Raymor.d Altno: Miss Er., Aft c****41t !•,:• *1...ISI.P,..* *kt Keys. 1X.0- W Main. Marshall Clay - • .•8**$,.!,•45,5 ;(e ....w •;••prov. ton !lee K. 1320 W :Yr..... Fashion Luxury. g... Main • Clyck .to'r s44. er baby te..T. Rt. 1, 1,1 - et. • ,.•• Des:, A.. :. • and • ‘.4. C' L. Sharboretwn Be Rt. cut tio;41 Mrs A::.e 11,wwit.• WOOLENS eft' a Wells 420 S 1.. t:t*64* 4,• WOOLENS Mr A. tikit's.4t s/ fraction of s the luxury woolens you long for at a • •Mr -Ra.ph Stesa:- .4 11,1.4.• * , novelty skirtings and solid Here are Camel?, it tier)ityftip, A magnificent-collection of prices. Loop or Brushed Mohairs. , el* : Hdi Mr, Lorui.r Bat. "Im- regular mill .41.1:i!i::: it,416,N:r flannels_ Famous -Botany," "Milliken," -Chatham," Imported Coatings and Suitings, (taivert Cal. • Hair Cashmere Blends, e:e1 541 ;/1 fly.* many other brand name woolens in this choice of newest a 401111 a/TIS N Urth. ports" and others in a tremendous . 4'•-.e and all at and many . „..., tit•-est group. All the new Fall 1963 colors and weaves .....,..,..„,,,,,.„. • $ weaves ancl colors! 4 • ,-s untrelieveable savings! *.digNi../..j: • P • t It • •*.4,0•1 • A: io,.* •• • '76,,,,, .il le • • 66 * res6r. tesoCK.• .}00001 , :.1)N 9# :t YD. ,,,,•%* 'e •Se. '• dtr ,...,...., ,• 2L'if y ;if,:,' sisp.o.:..* Ili .„:. • 44..> '4 411$$# A:1 FOR! You who sew know IT'S THE WOOL EVENT YOU'VE WAITED i•;1 • them 44i:V our past record of thrilling fabric sales, but this one out-values Trimfii Stock Shutters es-•ies woolens at a collection of first quality new fall 7:,,,,• ,s New Styling all!! A magnificent yr-IL,•„1 94:` !4 441 15"sCP for Lovelier Windows 4.441IL fraction of regular mill prices. , •• Tr* ka:•4".•?.41, Wa. Trimfit Sht..itters are avail- •,-,...,-,,,, o a variety of stock ;$44)X.71RL able sizei. ••••• 44!•••tea• Made from mien Western Pine, $.0 4 , *44., •1104 • • with easy to trim edges o0 both A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT . ,,„ ..,f ;111 length arid width, they're delivered MOTHPROOFED WILL HOLD YOUR SELECTION IN SAFE, :it II IP:;° 11 SS: $ 4.4111 sanded imooth, ready for firUsh:ng. -AWAY Beaded movable louvers proeide a .•41!INV.)60.4' STORAGE IN OUR CONVENIENT LAY • *1;18 stylish popular note. Bring y, 1X1Y $4.4. ft..•vicf. v414.1k s,4S :*I '••••. IDeasurcrnerila. ••••••• 14-4 • ,0,,,..,....ts ,... 6 *16- -- SI.:19 ea. • 1....k wow. *.a., ..• ) f - PARIS, TENN. We Have Most Size .**•titie 212 W. WASHINGTON %0 t*S:IP .11,•;Tip•••.. In Stock A 411.4 tie ..• 11 , ::k‘t..31•S' -$405:41fr, :41'" 40' 4t, %4;:!:41.4b4??.:t*•:.,Pate':: t44 , • 44 $, ea f.S% IP .1% *.t o,4t4:,11.%*.t..**1?6,Altteis: ittplito: ,skit'444 CO. r's 1,1;s:, 440 •'WA; `.;;V. ••ireVi'litt414 LUMBER • MURRAY 11;y:0p:. 1,1,; :I:111.4• er.*.*..* r.***00;041* Incorporated aa•a*a • *.$ $• $ * *= ..1,110A1,* • 0,„.• .*9..11011P6t,,s;:I So 11, • I, Of .W •,• • • aF )40$ f".:111.1..4 •‘•*••• .% • eV. 11 * SMP.400P'8 .44464 • 103 Ease Merple Street 4•*•t•911:••• • - *Ir- w•rt

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