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The Ledger and Times, October 3, 1963 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 10-3-1963 The Ledger and Times, October 3, 1963 The Ledger and Times Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt Recommended Citation The Ledger and Times, "The Ledger and Times, October 3, 1963" (1963). The Ledger & Times. 4320. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/4320 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. R 2, 1963 • • Selected As A Best All Round Rentucty Community Newspaper In The Afternoon God Daily Newspaper We For Murray • and Trust 411 Calloway County United Press International IN OUR Illth YEAR Murray, Ky., Thursday Afternoon, October 3, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXXIV No. 233 • *REORGANIZATION OF WINSLOW PROPOSED Mrs. Woolfenden Gene Landolt Makes Hootenanny To Speaker At Several Are Charter Presentation Be Held Tonight Industrial Foundation Ma At College SUB Audubon Region Shaken Up Gene Landolt, Murray, interna- 111 Meeting Here tional coordinator of the Junior Invest In California Firm • • of Commerce, presented The Murray State College Student nt Tow. Chamber Mrs the JCI charter to the recently or- Council will present for its fall 3t, first Lester B. Woolfenden was Iroan of the Murray Garden Depart- I In Accident Springs JCC event, the •'Traveling Hootenanny." The stockholders of the Murray-- duct is used on all Ford cars and the guest lecturer for the seven- , ment, gave the welcome and Mrs. ganized Dawson at sevelt Recognizing the popular demand for Calloway County Industrial Foun- , trucks. teenth annual meeting of the Au- James the charter night ceremonies held riatitute McChesney of Damon folk music (blue grass gospel, con- dation met in a called session last dubon Region of the Garden Club on Friday night at the American ' Winslow is now one large com- S twice Springs gave the response. night at the of Kentucky An automobile accident involving Legion Post Home. temporary, and traditional) the pro- Murray City Hall. pany, with the local branch being ord. pa, held at the Woman's Mrs. B C. Harris of Murray gave Club House three cars occurred one-half mile The state charter was presented gram will consist of top folk sing- Glen Doran of the Board of Trus- a part of it At one time the local with the Garden De- a report of the Credentials com- partment south of Kirksey on Highway 299 by Dr. Fred Rainey, Elizabethtown, ers instrumental and vocal groups. tees presented a question to the company was a subsidiary of the as host on Wednesday. mittee. Mrs. Jack Kennedy is the The on Wednesday at 240 p. m., ac- president of the Kentucky Junior The cast is composed of the Mod- stockholders to determine if the California plant. speaker's lecturer took the Audubon region horticulture chair- form of cording to Trooper Charles Ste- Chamber of Commerce, who was the ern Folk Quartet. Bessie Girffin Foundation wished to participate Leonard Vaughn, who is a di- a Travelogue with exhibits man and is a member of the Mur- phenson of the Kentucky State guest speaker. and the Gospel Pearls, Knob Lick In a proposed reorganization of the rector of Winslow, representing a of varied artifacts Her home in ray Rose and Garden Club Police who covered the crash. Larry Depp. national director pre- Upoer 10.000, Lynn Gold. and Mas- Winslow Engineering Corporation,. group of local stockholders in the • OPaducah is unique with its artistic A special decoration for the man- blending Persons involved were Noble Cox, sented the national charter. The ter of Ceremonies, Louis Cottlieb, The reorganization of the com- , company, also spoke to the large of wildlife specimens and tel was made of driftwood, red craft age 66, of Kirksey. driving a 1950 &meters were accepted by Donald formerly of the Limelighters. This pany "i be on a nationwide basis , group of stockholders in the Foun- works She and her family gladioli, and sage with five Cardinal have 1Pord pickup. James K. Polk York. fkinipton. president of the Dom- cast -has been featured on the na- and v ill include the local branch dation last night He told the group traveled an average of 5,000 birds representing the Kentucky age 65, of Route Three, Benton, Borings Jaycees which has 26 tionally televised "Hootenanny." of the company which hires 100 of the products which are pro- miles each year for twenty years bird The downstairs mantel was ani driving a 1967 Buick. and Euin Mag- charter members The Hootenanny will be held In local ^ers"ns. duced by the company. He emphas- "birding" and collecting native ob- adorned with a massive harvest ar- ness Beach, age 39, of Route One, the Murray State College Auditor- of the Winslow jects which she utilizes as acces- rangement Thu Onseholders last night voted Mrs. Lester B. Woolfenden Kirksey, driving a 1940 Ford pickup. ium. tonight at 800 p m. The tick- filter,ied the quality sories in her lovely home. Eac,h of the tables were decorat- to corS !II,f wih the survey which was driving a 1949 ets are $1.50 in advance and can Olen Doran returned on Wed- Mrs. Woolfenden who is a native ed with nosegays of fall flowers Is now underway to determine if of According to Stephenson as Cox be purchased from Student Coun- nesday from California where he Westfield. New Jersey. told of with transparent butterflies made the Foundation will participate in was going south he stopped on the cil Members Tickets may be bought ' discussed the proposed reorganiza- visits to Canada, the East Coast, by Mrs Fred Gingles The speak- Murray Hospital the company in the amount of $150,- pavement York then hit Cox in at the door for $1.75 tion with Winslow stockholders. Florida. Mexico, Hawaii, and Trull- er's table arrangement was of mul- 000 the rear with Cox being knocked The show, one of the most un- IMayor Holmes Ellis also visited the • /pad. She had many rare items to ti-colored giant marigoids. Two other groups or persons also Census -- Adult - - — 68 off the road through a fence for • usual and interesting events in re- , California plant show. Her husband is manager of Mrs Dewey Ragsdale and Mrs. plan to possibiy invest in the com- Census -- Nursery - - - 8 distance of approximately 100 feet. rent Western Kentucky history, is i The local Foundation was form- the General Analine and Film at Hugh Houston were the co-chair- pany in the same amount Diversi- Patients Admitted From Monday Beach then hit York after skidding expected to draw a large crowd from ed in Murray to help to secure new Catvert City. men for the meeting. The steering fied Industries of San Francisco and 9:35 a. m. to Wednesday 8:45 a. sa- to the left with the right side of his , Murray and surrounding areas. industry for Murray and Calloway A special guest for the day was commiNee was composed of Mrs. Albert Maloney of Nashville were Mrs James D Erwin and baby truck being damaged. 1 County and raised 8160.000. It is Mrs Gone Combs of Hazard, the A. W. identified by Doran Simmons. Jr., Mrs. Harold girt Rt. 3, Hazel; Noble Canady, as the other state president of the Garden Club Damage to the Buick was exten- [.understood that practically all Douglass, and Mrs. Humphrey Key. Rt. two prospective investors. of Kentucky, who 1, Buchanan, Tenn.; Mrs. James sive and a passenger in that car, Rally Day Set pledges are being paid as they come gave greetings to Mrs Fred °triples and other mem- If the venture is the H. Garrison, Jr. 512 Irvan; Mrs Miss Fannie York, complained of auccesstuf die due. group bers of the Garden Department A.I new) J C. Dunn. 1100 Vine: Mrs. James, sight injuries. York. received a cut rtinrCh F'oupdation would leceive interest When the survey on the propos- Rev Lloyd Ramer, minister of the worked with the oomnsittees. Nick Horton and baby of seven and one-half percent Or First Methodist Church. gave boy. 1007 on the mouth. Cox and Beach were - — ed reorganisation of the plant has the One hundred and fifteen persons it scold receive stock in the com- Invocation Mrs Farmer: Mrs Walter Steely, Rt. 2. alulken up, but no visible injuries Sunday, October 6. ha-s been set been u.11111yleted, the stockholders of James Byrn, chair- had reservations for the luncheon. pany for Its $150,000 • Hazel; Luther Shaw. Model, Tenn.; were reported. Stephenson said. The as Rally and Promotion Day in the Foundation will be called to- Bob Ward 214 Woodlawn: Miss Glo- Cox truck was also damaged in both the Church School of College Pres- Winslow Engineering Corporation gether again to cast a vote as to ria Faye Aldridge, Rt. 3, Puryear, the front and rear. Sandy Koufax byterian Church. manufactures filters and filter ele- whether they wish to invest 8150.000 Tenn.: Miss Diana Babette Elkins A soecial program by children of ments Its highly successful pro- , in the industry or not Hardin; Wade Causey, Rt. 5: Mrs. Use Nursery and Kindergarten De- Joe Miles, 312 So. 8th, Bin Parker, partments will be presented dur- Between Lakes Rt. 3, Dover, Tenn; Walt* Steely, Strikeout Pitching Of Koufax ing the Opening Exercises at 9:30 Rt. 2, Hazel; Mrs. T. Rafe Jones, O'clock Mrs. Jesse Johnson, su- 1308 Poplar; Mrs.
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