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In --The Afternoon God Daily Newspaper For Murray We and Trust Calloway County
United Press International IN OUR .6411t TEM Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, September 17, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXXIV No, 220 Renovation Stars In My Crown Proved To br 0 Of Building Be Success; Meeting Is Held Hurricane Cindy
First Move A meeting of the members of the technical advice, and cooperation West Kentucky Productions Associa- to make this first year's production tion, Inc was held on Sunday at of the musical drama the success Collapses As It The Citizens' Committee which the Kenlake Hotel. that it proved to be. studied the physical plant of the Max B. Hurt, president of the as- Frank Lancaster, theater manager City School System during the past sociation made a report to the groue, In-his report, made a brief summary year has classified the renovation giving credit to the many persons of the operations during the sum- of Murray High School as an im- who helped to make the production mer. "Stars in My Crown" a success. Strikes Coast mediate need if money for the pro- Sixty-one performances were sche- posed expansion is made available He pointed out the many people duled for the season and only three by a Yes vote on the proposal Oc- who gave of their time, money, felled to go on because of rain. By KYLE THOMPSON the high tober 1. o others were curtailed because island area, a stretch of United Press International almost empty land The first part of this building liyt rain, but the show did go on, was constructed in 1922 and in it overall tiosfitoal he said PORT ARTHUR. Tex. ere -- Hur- At Port Arthur and Galveston, ricane Cindy, steadily losing streng- It not only housed the twelve grades A total of 25,305 persons paid to some windows broke and power lines th, hit the gulf coast in a sparsely in the Murray City Schools but Census — Adult 49 seit the drama and 1824 compliment- fell. About two inches of rain pelt- populated area between Galveston housed a new institution in the Census — Nursery 9 s* passes were issued. making a ed Port Arthur. where 2.000 people and Port Arthur, Tex., today and community, Murray State Normal Patients Admitted --- 4 toilet of 27.129 persons who saw the took refuge in shelter in Galveston. quickly collapsed.- School. It was thought at that time Patients DiamLssed ----- 0 adow, which closed the Saturday Refineries and chemical plants announcement was expected this building would take care of the New Citizens 0 before Labor Day. Miss Ann Wrather An in Port Arthur operated normally A uniting of the local Democratic Party organization was momen downgrading Cind) building needs of the conununity. Patients Admitted From Friday 8:3111 The average daily attendance ac- through the blow. • f held yesterday with the above picture being Oaken of party to a tropical storm. However, in 1930 the student popu- a. m. to Monday .2:30 a. m. cording to weeks is as follows: first Cindy aimed first for Cameron, heads. Left to right are Ned 13reathitt, No casualties were reported and Democratic nominee lation had out grown the building Sherman Pershing Powell, Rt. 4, week 154, second week 367, third Ann La.. but veered west. Winds up to for governor, Keith Wrather there was slight property damage Kill, chairman of the local campaign, and the east wing with the gym Benton; Mrs. Tom Shirley and baby 381, fourth week, 396, fifth 40 miles an hour raked the low-ly- Mrs. Heavy rains were forecast. Joe Baker Littleton, president of the Democratic Worn- was added. No major remodeling has girl. 113 So. 13th, Mrs. Charles &S- 330, sixth week 360. seventh ing Louisiana town, but the seawall Cindy cellateed as fast as she de- an' Club, Mrs. Jo Cras.s, Woman's Chairman of the cam- been done since the building was ward MileDermott and baby girl, Rt. +k 472, eighth week 506. ninth contained tides. completed. 5, Benton; Mrs, John Clark and Winner Of veloped. paign, County Judge Robert 0. Miller, Co-Chairman of the en and tenth week 745. The sheriff's office said there An itemized hating of wort need- baby boy, Rt. S. She packed gusts up to 80 miles local campaign, and Harry Lee Waterfield, Democratic Benton; Mrs. Ken- nicaeter said that 7408 cars were were no casualties and no one miss- ing to be done in order to bring neth Healey and baby girl. Rt. 4, an hour in the Gulf of Mexico. nominee for Lt. Governor. tied to bring in those attending ing in the storm. Only a few in- this building up to deairable stand- Benton; Bernard Rowland, Rt. 1, Winds as high as 74 miles an hour U* play with 1609 being from 37 Scholarship juries were reported in minor auto- The Calloway County Democratic ards includes. exterior, roofing and Akno, Master Steve Nanney, Box hit Galveston but dropped quickly with a co-chairman to be named states outside Kentucky, the District mobile accidents as 5,000 residents Party organization met yesterday sheet metal. masonry pointing, wa- 182: Master Davey Layne Merrell, of to 35. at a later date. Columbia, Panama Canal Zone of the Cameron area fled to higher • at 3:00 o'clock in a unity meeting terproofing. aluminum windows, Box 15. Hazel Miss Mary Pat Hod- and Canada. High Winds Die • Mao. Garnett Jones was unable ground. end named Keith Hill and Robert 0. caulking, metal doors; interior; re- ges. 603 Meadow Lane; ARO. Jobe, Miss Ann Wrather, daughter of The eye of the storm passed thro- to act as co-chairman but will Ticket sales brought in $54.606.26, Winds up . to 50 miles an hour Miller as co-chairmen of the Brea- serve place wood floors on ground floor, Puryear. Tenn.; Mrs. Luta M. the Mr and Mrs M. 0 Wrather of ugh the tiny, evacuated town of on the committee stle said. concession stand $3,947.44. and howled through Port Arthur. thitt-Waterfield campaign. Mrs. Jo vinyl asbestos corridor floors. rub- Thornton, 711 Main; Mrs. Fred !Wit- the souvenir Murray. has been awarded the third high island between 910 and 9:40 Ecivrard Breathitt Democratic programs $3,256e0. was a far cry from devastat- 1.00 landings, six ter. 111 s:holarship granted by a. m. (EDT). Sixty-to-seventy-mile This Crass will be the women's chairman nominee for the office of governor ber stair treads and So. 13th. Robert Smith, Rt. Twenty two local people were the J-0 Chemists. as the eye passed and ing Hurricane Carla which struck spoke to those gathered at the toilets remodeled, fixtures, parti- 1: Paul Rogers, Rt. 2; Mrs Max hired as car attendants, 'ushers, industrial adhesive manu- winds died of the the Texas coast two years and One headquarters on Main street He tions, tile floors and wainscots, Crouch, 1820 Hamilton; Mrs. Rex concession stand workers. etc. factures of Murray, according to a nee again as the back side di news release struck. Cindy swirled around week ago today, killing at 'mug 17 eapreesed his appreciation for the dressing room improvements and Stone and baby boy, City; Andrew Bob Long, treasurer of the as- from Don Keller, own- storm er of the firm.. persons and leaving damage in the Fred Hargis attitude of cooperation- indicated acoustical tile ceilings. Wilson, Rt. 4; Henry Gardner, Do- similation reported the total receipts hundreds of millions. by these present. BO* members of This renovation has been esti- ver. Tenn: Mrs. Alfred Young, No. of the association as follows: The Murray girl has been the re- Michael Palmer Is Develops Within Hours the Chandler campaign headquart- mated to cost $96,000. This work is 8th: Mrs. Charlie Lampley and baby Contributions . . dry $21.991 00 cipient of all three of the scholsr- A veteran New Orleans meteor- the Breathitt campaign/ necessary to protect the investment girl, Rt 1, Calvert City; Mrs. Boone Patrons Dies Suddenly ers and 3.000.00 shim granted by the company which Winner At State Fair elogist, Nash Roberts, called Cindy the people have in this building. Duke, 806 W'alnut, Benton; Mrt Ticket sales headquarters were present for the 54.606.26 Is based only on scholarship re- one of the fastest-developing bur- It a "favorable vote is received Hoyt E. Wilson, Ftt. 1, Almo; Mrs. Coneession meeting which bids to unite the lo- sales 3.94256760 44 quirements She is a senior at ricanes he ever had Needled. October 1, this building would be- Tom Bob. Benton Rt. 3; Allen Page, Program sales cal Democrats under on banner. g Murray State College pursuing Michael Palmer, son of Mr and First word of a possible storm Heart Attack come the Murray Junior High Rt. 2. a Breathitt told the crowd that Cal- Advertising. brochures 5,008.31 career in sciences. Mrs. Kenneth Palmer of Kirksey carne from the New Orleans Woo School In 1987 and would adequate- Patients ,Dlisinlased From Friday 8:31 IoMO County can do a big job for The total expenses of the pro- Route Two, was awarded he state ther Bureau at 11 a m netrle, the ticket and that he was of ly give the children of this crucial a. M. to Monday 9:30 a. m. duction amounted Mee Wrather is secretary of the Fred Hargis, formerly of Murray, stale to $86.489.43 leav- championship in two tobacco divi- Monday when a suspicious low pres- the opinion that it would do just age the facilities and advantages Mrs Bud Valentine and baby girl, ing an excess over expenses of Student Organization at Murray died suddenly of a heart attack at $11,- sions at the Kentucky State Fair sure area developed 150-200 miles that. they require. Rt. I. Joe Dyer, Rt. 2, Kirksey; Mrs. 117. State College and a Member of the hie home in Limon*. Fla, Monday held in Louisville last week. east of Brownsville off the Gulf of He pointed out that a poll taken Hattie Steele, 304 Eo. Mrs. ross payroll Sigma Sigma Sigma social 'sorority. at 8:10 p. m He Wei 83 years of amounted to $48,- Mexico. Two hours later it was a Pearl Pendergrass, Rt 1, Mrs. Hast- Sew * indicated that, the Breathitt-Water- 87036 wivechth al.142;1 :4of0Isi tile pro- also the president of the The championships incliaded the tropical storm. Be I te. a it was 110103""egengidhiti was out in front en Wright. u.); 246-,Miatria-KI&Dia award ow the higheetiimeise8wpitens The {beamed is sitrvived by his [Letter to the Edible en 577 Mayfield Highway. Benton; over the state. director, designer, street and coin- In the dark fired tobacco
• . bas' TWO THE LEDGER TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY TUESDAY — SEPTEMBER 17, 1963 that the support price for mohair (Oat games scheduled) 40 Letter to the Editor Manua the 1964 marteting year will - Wednesday's Games ICeatinued From THE LEDGER & TIMES Page 11 Record Number be 72 ceets. 4 cents lower than for thialadelphla at New Yore night Use 1963 marketing year —.11oLiati 13-11 vs Stallard 6-15 PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc.. sin. Oaten I have noticed that as 2, (mei_ and The tttir tbrimailim - eldest° sitPittsburgh Cunaulidatioo of the Murray Ledger, The Cuway Tunes, they play some of than run .to their Pigments. the 20, 1068, and the West Kentuckian, January goYer ilumsoops load growers night-4robbie 7-10 and Buhl 9-13 Tuees-Herald, October teachers I see Mrs. Mary Lou Las- Board Feet j 1, 1041. 62 tante gar. awed ler libeir wool. RILSTRAIL or Toth 5-9 vs, Friend 17-15 and siter and Mrs. Bonnie Crouch. The 'The gravers ask their wool at Use Gibbon 5-10. JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER child might be making a pat on market. U *sir MOM dame Houston at Cincinnati night — the tack as a stamp of approval for Produced MS ay 1,•is•• Yrya. latacardeada reject any aterage 82 owls par Mead, the By United Pram International San FTHIICHICO 82 OR 543 10 Nottebart 10-7 vs. Maloney 22-8. We reserve the right to Advertising. Letters to the Editor. a job well done or a word of en- or Public Voice 'tans whack In our opinioa, are not for the beet in- government 04018 ith Ito differenos. Ameriesa League Milwaukee ... 80 72 .528 Los Angeles at St. Louis night couragement during a difficult task. terest of our -readers. During Ube 190 inselstAkis year the W: L. IPeC. GO Philadelphia .. '19 72 .820 13 --Koufax 32-5...ins_ Be:Lumina 15-7. 0 It's easy to see they are looking for WASAINGTON qIIP9 -Secretary average wool prim pi 7.7 cents z-New York .... 100 52 .6611 — Cincinnati 80 73 .523 13 (Only games scheduled) NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1509 guidance and leadership. of Agriculture Orville L PreeiMAII per pound. For each $100 dollars 567 14 Chicago 75 76 497 17 Philadelphia at New York Madison Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; rime & Life Bldg., New York, N.Y.; As I walk along I wonder what the said exiay a record 10 billion board Chicago 85 66 worth sold. the airwaves got an eters Pittsburgh ?I 79 .473 20e. San Francisco at Milwaukee Stephenson IMdg,, Detroit, Mich. future has for these future citizens feet of timber was cut in the na- hanheaota 85 67 559 15 PO from UN lpinethrnent. Be3timore 79 72 Houston 58 93 384 34 Chicago at Pittsburgh. night of our town. bonal forests during nasal 1962 .523 20141 Entered at the Post Offlos, Murray, Kentucky, for transecusslon as York 49 lre 325 43 Houston at Cerreirmati. night Are wc as parents doing enough Preemar said the timber hal - Detroit 74 76 .493 25 New Second Class Matter. The Foreign Agricultural Settee Los Angeles at M. Louie night to irriiire their success? Are we pro- vested had a tetal value of $134 4 Breton . . . 73 79 .480 71 PAS estimates that the 1963 wbaat Monday's Results SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, per week 20C, Per viding the- peeper equennent to biuki million The harvest Was one billion Cleveland ... 7•2 81 471 38ti crop in Varope's—conunon market swath &Se. In Calloway and adjoining counties, per year, $4.50; *We- the kind of men and women that board feet over the precedilig Kansas Clay 67 83 .447 32 Los Angeies 3 St Louis I. night year. countries wilibe 2.3 mUkon metric Read the Ledger's where, $O0. can face and solve the problems and 600 million board feet over Los Angeles eV 84 447 32 San Fran 4 Milwaukee 3. night tons This Is about 6 4 million tone that we as parents have crested? the previous reoord harvest of 94 Washington . 53 97 .353 46 Pittsburgh 1 Chicago Q. night ClasstNeda 'The OilMandina Civic Asset et • Cenuounity Is the below Use record crop of 1962 and I watched these children and my billion in 1960. 5-Clinched pennant Intssisity of Its Newspaper about 1 mitlion tone below the Monday's mind begin to wander back to my The volume of timber sold iii ROARS average production of 1960-60. childhood as to the games we peay- fiscal 196.3 came to 122 billion board Chicago at Wasiungton, ppd, rain FAS said the severe winter In TUESDAY — SEPTEMBER 17, 1963 ed and the clothes we wore. I no- feet This was 1.9 billion board feet (Only game scheduled). Prance resulted us a low of about ticed the games are different and over the 1962 sales. It Indicated that Tuesday's Probable Pitchers Check With AS per cent of the planted acreage the styles have changed. But be- in addition to the 1963 production. Baltimore at Los Angeles 2. twl- as well as a reduotion lin the yeada neath those isiothes there is some- sales also inoluded sonic timber rught—NDoCormick 4-8 and McNally on the acres that survived the win- that will never change—the hand. 6-7 vs McBride 13-11 and Crateviood thing ter. Salvage Quotes From The News heart of a little child--each one 1-0. .Murray Auto with the same basic needs. The need The Agriculture Department has Detroit at Minnesota night—Ag- Ba UNITED PRESS ENTICILNATIONAL NOW YOU Highway - 3 Miles South of Murray to be loved. fed, clothed, and edu- announced that the wool incentive KNOW uirre 14-13 vs &abler 1-0. On The Hazel CAMERON, La. — Sheriff 0. B. Carter, describing the By United cated I wondered bow in my hum- prices for the 1964 marketing year Press Intersellensi Boston at Chicago night — Heff- as Hurricane Cindy approached: Bushmen of the Kalabsgi mesite- flight of residents ble way I could he these children will be Oa cents per pound. the same ner 4-7 vs. Fisher 8-8. land in Southern Africa the an ar- For All Your • "They are filling the roads like ants." and mane? price that has been in effect since New York at Cleveland night — row poison potent that one drop One day last week. my daughter. the wool program began In 1965 so Downing 13-4 vs Donovan 11-13. can kill a man if it enters the ABERDEEN, S.D. — Mrs Frank Fettig, a nurse, describ- Vicki, brought the anewer to me in The department also announced Kansas City at Washington night bloodstream, according to the Na- AUTOMOTIVE PARTS & ACCESSORIES ing the movements of Mary Catherine, one of the five Fischer the form of an article sent by the —Drabowsky 6-12 vs Daniels 5-9. supenntendent of our city schools tional Georgrapinc Magazine. Quintuplets during has working years." This Is Wedneaday's Games parts discount house in Cal- board of educate:1h I read The ONLY automotive really moving and waving her arms. She was and the only a fraction of money that a Baltimore at Los Angeles, night "She was sure I loway County. If we don't have what you need we the article and I was not good education can make for hen Detroit at Minnesota, night really directing traffic. can get it in a hurry. DIRECT WIRE SERVICE to wanted to help after all. My first. Our school is a good school but it Boston at Chicago 2. tee-night for your convenience) reaction was more taxes. was built for a town of 3.00 not for Kansas City at Washington, night sixteen states. (A Free Service GLASGOW, Scotland -- Richard Tompkins, 27, a wander- began I continued to read And I a progressive city of over 10.000 guitarist, who was reprimanded Monday for I ask National League ing American, to reason with myself Now. My son is a senior at the best * WE NOW HAVE THE HIGHEST QUALITY begging: reason with me. W. L. Pet, GB you to consolidated school in the entire OF NEW MUFFLERS, FROM 1942 THRU 1963 • we have a good school. Los Angeles 92 50 609 — reckon:IT stick around Scotland and then nip across I know state. Calloway County High School and up among St. Louts 91 63 .595 2 MODELS AT $3.50 each, to Ireland to see what it's like I may get to Russia.- No one doubts this. We rank My daughter will be graduated from field ' 4.. the highest in the state in the Murray High School before this of academics, sports, and every other * FILL WHEEL COVERSAVIttl,UZ ALMOST BIRMINGHAM, Ala — The Rev. Edward Gardner, ad- plan can be put into working order field There Is just one thing that But for your children and my ANY MAKE AND MODEL THRU 663 AT .. dressing a rally of Negroes in a church here: We have outgrown the ts wrong grandchildren. I'm going 10 the $10.00 per set of four, and up "Many of us may lose our lives before freedom cnes to It Murray Lumber Co. Inc. building This is no one's fault. polls on October 1. 1963 and pro- four children did not die in vulti." Birmingham. Those is Just another sign of a productive mise to pay the price of my half OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO. IN MURRAY and progreesive Murray. sup of coffee for the education and of the growth of MURRAY AUTO SALVAGE It reminds me future security of my children and EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL my son. When he was four years yours. wear the pants of a . Hwy 641 South of Murray Dial 753-1596 or 753-1597 • old he could How about us all going together', 104 East Maple St. Tel. 753-3161 four year old But, as he became Hopefully. pants be- Ten Years Ago Today older I had to buy new Hal K. Kingins old LEDGER • TIMES EU/ cause of his outgrowing the ones Then 1 have seen some of has older pants become e orn. still good September 17, 1953 pants, but in need of a patch here your money— by fiehting friction all the way? Then always found a way to Mies Mildred Swann armed home Sunday alter a sum- and there.J Keep your engine you should meet RPM Motor Oils,the deposit-free provide for the growth of my son. mer holiday in Europe. She sailed June 24 on the ship, Geor- New we have outgrown our edu- oils with Itinerary included London, Scotland. France. Bel- the amazing new detergent ingredient gic, and her cational plant and as pares need gium, Holland, Germany. Switzerland and Italy. She is the that slashes engine wear. Choose RPM Supreme, some patching so does our school running clean with • daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bun Swann. I looked up my tax asseeentent for RPM Special or RPM Custom. Three great high- Use current year and found that for age 22, was kifled Tuesday in Ypsilanti. Carl Grugett, the price of a half cue of coffee a detergent oils that keep engine parts so clean, sof from a ralirorad trestle. He Was a Micvh., as he was ftshing day I can help to provide the kind RPM MOTOR OILS friction-free, you can save up to I gallon of gaso- former resident of Gobo on the county line. 01 scheol that will better teach my children and Yours and give them Bowden is now in Cherlotte, Mich., where she Like an engine that runs sweet and clean? One line in every 8 you buy. Get RPM Motor Oil today! Miss Betty a giant step down the road to suc- there. is teaching the fifth grade in the elementary school Ma& that makes the most of your gasoline and oil—, STANDARD OIL COMPANY (KENTUCKY) If an insurance salesman was to Guy Turner, state highway trooper stationed in Calloway approach you enth this prupallion. County, has started a earnplign lio reckine the number of you could oat .eign the paper Teat wrecks and injuries on the Hazel lUghWaY between highway enough. He might say -Mr. Ringing - Murray-and Hl. This.area was selected because IV the un- lar..the_. Drug of one-half cup of usually high number of accidents that have occufged in the coefee a day. I will add 110.000 te past 60 days. the income of your son or daughter
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DIAL 753-6363COUAWY EMBREY'S PEOPLES BANK of ...where we take better care ofyour car; 210 Main Phone 753-5617 Murray, Ky. EMBER 17, 1963 TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 17, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREE • •IM• cheduied) • area. Good opportunity to supple- .y's Games ment income. Write: Jerry Robbins, : New York night 224 Cumberland, Paducah, Ky. bric S. Stallard 6-15 BABY SETTING IN MY HoLS.E iiitaburah 2, twi- days only, by the week or hour. 10 and Buhl 9-13 Call 753-2358 8-19-P Friend 17-15 and PrIRsT CLASS CLEAN-UP MAN. Mcinnati night - Must be able to do it all, top salary, Maloney 22-6. fringe benefits. Call 3ra-8821or write MIERIC/111110,1 CRIPPLER .t St. Louis night Jack McNeil, 1311, 'Perry Road, 4WWWWIIW El _Simmons° 15-7. • Jackson, Mississippi. 8-23-C RAN icheduled) one-haif years-ad. Sex bride and ly. 11106 College Farm Road. 848-P No money needed Free Samples. BABY SETTINta done In my home. New York saddle. Also one good used oil heat- Anna Wade, Dept. 153HT2 Lynch- WANTED FOR SALE ROOM FOR OOLLEGE BOY. 315 S. By hour or by the day. 753-6016 -TP t Milwaukee er. Call 489-2463 after 6:00 p. m. burg, Vs. 1TP E i3th. Phone PL 3 -3928. 13-18-C Alma Apday...mill a OM assrarrisa• burgh, night 5-19-C Courier_ ?LADY TO DO occasional houce- Ova. THE innati. night NEW AND USED PIANOS. Seiburn CARRIER FOR SUNDAY ARTHRfT111 POUNDA77011 - -- NICE BUSENEFAL BUILDING 28 x HELP WANTED work. Cali 753-2996 after 6:30. K. Louis, night White, 403 Chestnut St., Murray, Ky. AUCTION SALE Saturday, Septem- Journal, motor route in the Murray 28 ft. with full basement. Electric sl7p ber 21, 10 a. in., rain or shine, at location. Beauty Shop NATIONALLY KNOWN COMPANY the Nat Simpson farm, located 2% haat, choice office, cheap rent. 603 So. 4th. next needs representatives to serve estab- Ledger's SPINET PIANO BARGAIN. Reliable nules southwest of Lynn Grove near door to Crouse Auto Supply, Bax- lished customers in West Kentucky BRANDON BROS. USED CARS party wan good credit may take Story's Chapel Church. Wilt sell siNeds ter Bilbrey, Phone 753-5617, Night area. Must have car, neat appear- over s rusH balance on easy monthly living room suite, dinette suite, odd 753-1257. S-19-C ance and be available for munediate 41) 111 payments. Write: P.O. Box 146, tables, anti chairs, kitchen cabinets, appointment. We guarantee to show Credit Maraseer, New Albany, Ind. safe, wood cook stove, dishes, cook- yoiA earnings of $196.00 per week. 519c ing utensils, wash kettle, dinner bell, For interview, write District Man- teakettle, electric heater and fan, ager National Orgonastion Service, 1963 PACKARD IN GOOD &NAPE. oil lamps, feather bed, Antique bed BEST BUYS CHEVROLET allAIA care this paper, giving address, good tires on the car. See car at 1604 and dresser, picture frame, Seth phone number and full particulars W. Olive after 4:00 p.m. or call 753- Thomas clock. sane antique dishes. "COMPACT CAR HEADQUARTERS IN MURRAY" about yourself. silOp vage 3887. A 1952 Chevrolet car, two, lawn OPEN mowers, horse drawn fanning tools WAITRESS WANTED. APPLY AT ML'S COAT SIZE 18. BOY'S and other Items too_ numerous to UNDER NEW of Murray -jackets size 6-1244. Call 753-1400, Collegiate Restaurant. Kenneth Ow- '63 FORD Galaxy 161. B_ UICK '58 CHEVY Sedan '53 CHEVY 4-Dr. mention. 8-11-C MANAGEMENT elSp en, manager. al7C 500, 4-Dr. Sedan Convertible , 4-Dr., V-8, Auto. Hardtop , • Finest Service 1953 FORD V-8 in A-1 Condition. • SPOTS BEFORE YOUR EYEZ-on • Clean Attendant* DENTAL ASSISTANT WANTED. '59 FORD Galaxy '61 RAMBLER. '58 CHEVY Sedan '61 Will sell at a bargain. 738 Nash DODGE Truck your new carpet - remove them Write giving references to P.O. Box 500, 2-Dr. H'top 4-Dr. Sedan, 6-Cyl. 4-Dr., 6-Cyl. Auto. Drive Phone 753-6814, T. A Tucker. Pickup with Blue Lustre. Rent electric 32-T, Murray, Ky. iellc 13-19-C '57 FORD Fairlane shampooer gr. Crass Furniture. 821c WILSON D-X SERVICE '59 RAMBLER '57 CHEVY 4-Dr. '56 FORD 4 SSORIES 500, 2-Dr. H'top -Dr. HOUSE AT 306 No. 7th. excellent 4-Dr. Sedan H'top, with Power NEW THREE BEDROOM BRICK 4th & Pine Streets Sedan /use in Cal- location, good house and beautiful '60 Dynamic with large family room, built-in 517c oLps 4-Dr. 1,e, immediate passession, terms to • '63 CHEVY 2-Dr. '57 CHEVY ou need we range, 1..% ceramic tile baths, utility, 4-Dr. Sed., Power '55 FORD desirable purchaser Claude L. Mil- Hardtop, 4-in-Floor Station Wagon SERVICE to carport, city sewerage. Must see in- ler, Realtor. PL 3-5064 Phones PL 3- MALE COLLEGE STUDENT needs '58 OLDS 4-Dr. anvenience) terior of this house to really ap- '63 CHEVY SS '62 CHEVY Impala '56 OLDS 2-Dr. 3069 a-19-C type work. Call 762-4465. 5-19-P Std.. Power, 23,000 preciate it. any 9-Pass. Sta. Wagon Hardtop Actual Miles Air and Power QUALITY THREE BEDROOM STONE Rome FOR ALL YOUR plumbing repairs on C., acre lot located three miles '63 BUICK 2-Dr. '59 CHEVY 4-Dr. '60 CADILLAC '55 FORD 2-Dr. 'HRU 1963 FOR RINI Call Prank Tayior and 112roy Sykes from Sedan Murray. Large living room Plumbing Repair Service. Phone Hardtop Sedan 4-Dr., Air and Power h, and up with fireplace, dining room, double 763-4509. S-30-P carport with large storage room, 5 ROOM '111.1CK HOUSE Modern Our Wide Selection of Older Cars furrushea or 3 Come See ALMOST electric heat, fully insulated, $13,- room frame house WILL KEEP GILD IN MY home modern b63 AT .. 750. furnished. miles North- while mother works or studies,' age A east of Murray. call - ir, and up GOOD 80 ACRE FARM. GOOD 753-4581. tic 2 to 4 years. Phone 763-2506. 8-18-C four room house only six years old. - - -- 3 BEDROOM BRICK HOUSE, un- Farm in high state of YOUR cultivation on f urnished Church or group can raise a good mad for $12500. $8000 and more, easy and fast. ,•••••• , Call 753-3914. tic VAGE ROBERTS REALTY, Phone 753- _Have 10 members each sell only 1651. NINE twenty 50e packages my r ANDON BROS. B.:DROOIL With kitehen lovely et, 753-1597 IS or • • privilege. Near College. Females on- cheery Christmas Carol Table Nap- GENTLE HORSE PONY one and HAZEL HIGHWAY - ACROSS FROM A & P kins. Keep $50 for your treasury. . SEE HOWARD BRANDON or VERBLE TAYLOR - PLaza 3-4383 ENOL/..CH S'PY 111Y..CTERY .11•••=0 jf GREAT DAN FLAGG by Dia iikeywes4 $1 4t,„‘ ... AND 6END1143'ttlR THANK YU PCCZ IfIl PLMIATIrill EAR MOUT MYSELF- CraviPl.atEa7, CAPTAIN ‘1, WARRP1...1)1E FL:RUNG MY ONLY BY EDWARD YOUNG OCT. 15-Gareth Mar- EV.71)56, TRIAL CAP-AN FC145155, FOR 41:1' T.,„„ o.• po.e.h..a by AR rt•ar • Row. TM. er arranomeat Yrith Curt4 bnis, 23, son of a Bronx by Ea..* To.44. CralZiNG 111 nal inntrtb.10d :•7 1E-.41 7•444••• ar.44•44 judge, enters M.:', CI-Maria' Court CF TAS3 to face • court in New York 7LN.:74T-. vehicular homicide charges. With him is his attorney, a Maurice Mandelbaum. Mar- "There will be a Vivi kav!..g CHAPTER IS "1 don't know. I am a school- tinis was the driver of a car In about hall an Is .,. to tike IN THE salon ut tile Mark master, you know - my head- involved in an accident fatal given our friends ashore," Gustavsen Pea, Captain Gustavsen master has very kindly to five persons, and a public term. was saying. -That may be the leaned toward Jane Day me leave for a sabbatical furor was created when a opportunity before we sail, and oegan •alking to her with I nad a . . a sort of nervous Mat panel of judges, associates but of course if you have any- the pompous gallantry he evi• breakdown a few weeks ago of his father, cleared him of . dently affected when conversing . You see..." thing important drunk and reekiaas driving 'Thank you, that will just with attractive women. Carrington looked at him in charges. Trial date is Oct. 15. Sala tha Peter Carrington turned to atarm, The man's voice had give me enough tune," I • himself to his morose neighbor. "I'm sor- suddenly become extremely emo- doctor, and excusing NANCY by Ernie BashatRler smile and I ry," he said, 'I'm afraid I didn't Liana!, and ne was pulling a the company with a room. catch your name.' flandkercbtef from his breast a little nod he efikithe By this time Carrington had de- "Ramsey." The man's voice pocket. / CAN HEAR IF with a sense oh disappoint- was timid, soft and pedantic. "... the truth Is, my wife, cided, was ANY BURGLARS "You are one of the passen- died a month ago, and 1 . . ." ment, that Doctor Fidedhot with the gers?" The poor man was clearly genuine enough_ Even ARE STEALING. anagin- "Yea" near to tears. And a moment greatest stretch of the MY him as SAVINGS "There are four passengers al- later he stumbled to his feet, ation he could not see for. together, I understand?" muttered an apoiogy and walked the man he was looking the "Five," said Ramsey. "Some- quickly out of the room. The Swedish mate entered as usu- one is arriving this afternoon, There was an uncomfortable salon, smiling cheerfully • a small I believe." hiatus in the general converse- al, threw his cap onto door, and "Well. I gather he's rather a Lien. card table near the empty chair doubtful starter. He should 'lave -I'M sorry," said Carrington. sat down in the come on the afternoon train, but "1 seem to have said the wrong next to Carrington. Carrington, he wasn't on It after alL" thing." "Well, Jan." said will "Oh. He's running it rather Branner moved over and sat "It looks as though you any rate fine, isn't ne?" next to nim. have good weather-at "He certainly is," agreed Car- "No, Mr. Carrington," he said, for the start of your voyage." head rington, Ma atteation wander- putting Ms nand on his arm, lasakaen shook his wind, and in& He na20.-serideniy realized "It's not your fault. Poor Mr. doubtfully. "Too little again. . . . tha ----ximed'ile,1 was missing. Ramsey still can't get over Ms It Is growing misty nice • "So there's yourself," ne con- wife a death, and the least thing Coot evening. Mrs.a Day, tinued, "and Mr. Van Krimpen is Liable to remind atm of It, to see you again!" Carrington turned his head ana Mr. Briinner. There's one He often gets upset like that, ABBIE AN' by Raelitirn Van Boren other passenger, then, whom I and we find it better to leave and looked out of one of the SLATS . 111111!1 The mate don't think I've met." him alone as much as possible. starboard portholes. be- Ramseylooked quickly round He seems to prefer it that way was right. The land had distinct --AND WATCH OVER the room. "Yes, the Dutch doc- at the moment." come noticeably less hour. MY CHARLIE- BECAUSE tor, Doctor Friedhot. He doesn't "Yes, poor fellow," said Gus- during the last A TOAST TO CHARLIE ::'_1383 - said HE NEEDS PLENTY seem to be here at the moment." tavsen, "his wife's death has "Hullo, Mr. lsaalcsen," FUGITIVE FROM A CRIME THAT completely fallen in , OF HELP "Ah, yea, Mr. Van Krimpen upset him a good deal. She Was Jane. "I've , WAS NEVER C.OMMITTE,J. couldn't ,fr% mentioned him last night." quite young. I believe,' love with your ship. You r passen- The stewardess was bringing • • • find room for an extra r suppose?" round drinks. Ramsey, sipping IT DID not take long for the ger. I • • ja, plenty room. Come •••••-- a dry sherry, said, ‘The lady I conversation to regain its mo- love with with you-is she your wife?" mentum and presently the door with US, ard tall in roared with "No, no," replied Carrington, opened and a man walked In me too!" And he with an unexpected twinge of whom Carrington had not seen laughter. met Mr. pleasant emotion at the idea of before. He guessed his age at -1 don't think you've mother-in-law," it. "No, we met on the train nearer sixty than fifty-five. Van Krimpen's But- coming down here." "Ah, Dr. Friedhof!" cried the said Jane, smiling. "Mrs. "Are you spending a holiday captain, turning round in his terfield. this is Mr. Isaaksen." In these parts?" chair and waving his arm. The Swede stood up and "No-Mrs. Day is, but I'm "Come and have a drink." shook hands with the old lady table. afraid I've Come down to do But the doctor seemed a little across the • some complicated work in peace put out at finding the room so The conversation now became and quiet." full of strangers. He remained general. Carrington sat quietly, "1 see.' standing by the open door, and not saying much. His mind was Their conversittion seemed to made a pretense of looking at occupied with his problem. There ABNER W Al OaDP be leading nowhere, and for a was no sign of Bill among the LIL' his watch. ' moment or two there was an passengers, and he was at last IT YOU RE STEP "Thank you, but . ." He 1;(-1-1 SOME NICF_ PRINCESS- I TAKE embarrassing silence between to the conclusion that his TAKE MONEY (V/F hesitated. "I am trying to finish forced YORE FRC_AN7IA IS HAGGLING FOR MORE ON IT!! Guritavsen was still talk- officer had, 041CKENS,THOUGH, them. one or two letters I really came former commanding BACK PP-WE DON'T MONEY!! HERE Y.' ing to Jane. Tony Gardner, alert both literally and me;ophorical- E'LL SE L L.a -if-TAP-OR A INTERESTED Ii, to inquire when the last mail SELL CHILL-ON --'F_RE.fr that was going INJ to everything will be leaving the ship." ly, missed the boat, GOAT!! 140W IS>40' FIXED ONLY on, appeared to be listening po- •II * His words came a little slow- In due course, he supposed, 1-0'GOATS? YOUR SON!! litely to Mrs. Butterfield's des- and ly, wth a trace of guttural em- he would hear from Bill . cuNKfr cription or her daughter's home Mean- phasis on consonants, but like learn what had happened. cW or Rotterdam. Van Kritripcn and himselt most Dutchmen he spoke excel- while, it would seem, he Brunner had lit cigars and were spent three days (r? lent English. would have exchanging desultory remarks away from his office desk to Carrington watched him care- in German. no purpose. On the other hand, • .1410" "Are fully, trying to imagine what his . 6 Carrington tried again. If it hadn't been for Bill's phone • face would be like without the a 0 you '.e..a.ing passage for the full call he would never have met pince-nez and with the ehin • trip?" Jane. "1 don't quite understand." concealed by a ginger beard. It' s; "Are you going all the way The mere noroval of a beard message So Antigua, or are you getting could be enough, he knew, to 'Tile words of the off at Tangier or somewhere?" make a man well-nigh unrecog- spi-.,ca; out at Carrington cold .,4 -- "No, so, the full trtp.', niaatile even to his friends. Was with the sti(a.'t of a ref "And will you be staying in it conceivable that this was Bill shower," the story continues A 4111117° the Witt Indies for long?" Howard, brilliantly disguised? here on Monday.
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SEPTEMBER 17, 1663 PAOE FOUR Tat LIDORR • ?MSS — MOIRA?. ILI1IT13011r TUESDAY — • PERSONALS Mrs..). B. Burkeen - 753-1816 Mr and Mrs Wilburn Farris had or 753-4947 as their weekend guests, Mrs. Parris' brothers. Charles and L C. Stiles el Roswell. New Mexico. Mrs. Carnet Andrus will return to Roswell with • her brothers after spending severs! seeks with her daughter, Mrs. Jam:, Spweide- Don Washer and family. • M1=•I•••• Mr. and Mrs. Orfield Byrd and CARPET Mr and Mrs Alvin Usrey and chil- `501'NYLON 1/rs. Loretta Jobs dren. Billy and Janet, attended the rodpo in Sikeston. Mo., on Sunday. ' Dear Abby . . . Reports At Meet • • • On Convention Harry Maddox of Evansville, Ind was the recent guest of his Completely Installed and aunt, Mr and Mrs. j'. U. Lull; Woodtnen Circle Grove 126 met I Thursday eventing at the Murray Harry Sullen of Mattoon. Ill., was ! Woman's Club House for the regu- Tit For the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. 34. Tat! lar monthly Milner meeting and Stokes, South Thirteenth rituithstic work Street; on Wednesday and Thursday. Loretta Jobs. grove president and • Tackless Installation • Heavy Pad Abigail Van Buren state treasurer. presided The even- ing prayer and grace was led by Notional competition. The conte Mrs Jessie Houston Roane tants from some 20 Sorority chap 4111111111SMINAll ters over the Jurisdiction appearet. Report: of the national conven- first in costumes representing Mei: • Rigid Metal Sills • All Labor DE/CR ABBY: I know what THIN- , rot contact lenses, so when I saw tion held at the Sherman Hotel in state and made a one-minute MADDERto g o: rig her. I told her she didn't look like -NM AND Chicago Aug. 16-26 were highlights speech They wore herself and that I pr.ferred the "old evening gowa thrifiggh. I Mgt 46 pounds in :he of the dinner session Attending bespectacled her!" She get the mes- in their second appearance. fast six months and I feel -better from the Murray Grove were Mrs. For her first 'appearance • NO HIDDEN sace and now ,she isn't speaking to Miss Mr COSTS • and look younger Rind prettie!Mor Jobs. a National representation from Cann chose the official costume me any more. I don't DM that I've It Everyone I knod tells me how Kentucky: B Wall Melugin. member Colonelette axst. a friend—I'mst showed her up a Kentucky she re- great I look--except one person of the -National Junior Activities a sesounding tor the jealous cat she 'vas ceived applause as she She insists that I don't look like Committee. and Goldia Curd, mem- THIN AND HAPPY proudly walked down the long aisle myself, and that sha preferred the ber of the National Advisory Com- For her second appearance she wit.- PRICES FROM DEAR THIN AND HAPPY: IT old fat me' Incidentally, her ha- mittee charming in a short, formal of red compli- you wanted the last laugh, you got band is one of th000 who lace. it, but people who fight fire with Mrs Jobs served on the National 1110 mented rne Well, this woman ark' Mrs. Jobs in reporting on the no- fire eventually make ashes of them- Finance Committee Frances Sny- preferred the old fat me recen;.ly ttonal convention thanked the local sell ea. der of Paducah. the other national grove for helping her to attain the ' • • representative frcm Kentucky on position of national reresentatne Q. YD. DEAR AS.BY I pin almost 16 the Scrapbook Committee. Mrs. Me- PER and for the wonderful trip ,he heti SOCIAt uALENDAR years old and have been wanting a lugui performed in the office of S6.95 enjoyed. private telephone in my bedroom Junior Supervisor in the national The door prtze Thursday evening Tuesday. September 17th ever since I was 12 My mother keeps desnonstation, and Mrs. Curd a-as went to Kathleen Patterson. Murray A4ernbly No. 19 Order of using the excuse that she doesn't installing attendant and had the Mar! Louise Baker received the birthday the Rainbow for Girls meet at' have the money. Well. my boy honor of presenting National Presi- award for the month Table ar- the Masonic Hall at 7 p.m. An in-1 friend told me that he would put dent Lena Alexander Shugart for rangements and decorations were atallation of officers will be held. the telephone in my room as a gift. installation and escorting her to the • • • furnished by Mrs. Hazel Tutt Twen- and that he would also 'pay my rostrum in the installation ceremo- ty-three officers and members at- At Murray's Quality The Music Department ef the telephone bill every month. Now ny conducted by Past National Pre- the dinner. Murray Woman's Club will hate Mother pays that I still can't Clara B. Cassidy. tended sident • • • dinner meetineat dr club house have it, but she won't give me a at 6.30 pm. Hostesses will be Mes- reason. Do you think that's fair? Donna McCann of Paducah, re- Thu dames Janie:, Rudy Allbruten. John What can I do about it? cently' elected Southern States • Pasco, Helen Bennett, Roman Pry- WANTS A PHONE Phi Lambda president, was chosen Read llie Ledger's datkevytch. John Bowker, and C C DEAR WANTS: There it more to compete in the "Miss Future" Classifieds Lowry than a telephone involved here. Tell contest at the Sorority Convention • • • your boy friend you appreciate his and won third place honors in the Mrs Gene Cole be hostess fur generosity. but you aren't allowed the meeting of the S iburban Home- to accept such costly gifts. CRASS FURNITUREC t makers Club Si 7 pm FARRIS' • • • DEAR ABBY' What is the right Circles of the %VMS of the First *Inns to do in this situation? We Baptist Church will meet ass %lows had planned for over a month to White House Grocery 3rd and Maple I and II at the lake cottage of Mrs put supper togeth2r at a friend's 1608 W. Main R W. Churchill and III with Mrs. nouse on a certain evening That Fred Gingles at 10 A.M. evening arrives. you are ready to STOP — SHOP — COMPARE • • • Phone 753-3621 For A Home Appointment go—the food you are taking is ready. • EVERYDAY LOW PRICES • Wednesday. September ISM and the fnends expect you in half WIDE st.l.t.CTION OF PLAIN AND FANCY GROCERIES The Ladies Day Luncheon will be an hour. Then your husband's moth- — FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND MEAT — served at noon a• . the Cidlowar er and father walk in unexpectedly OPEN SUNDAY FROM NOON TIL 7 30 CbuntY OcAlatrY Club- Hollterbm Will with an aunt and-uncle. They stay Phillips 66 Gas a Oil Open Each Evening 'Til 7:30 be Mesdames Rex Alexander, Ebel and stay Finally you sneak away Sykes, Herman Ellis. A W Russell. from them for a minute and phone -Stub ' Wilson. James Ethridge, Ber- your friend and say. ..ave carat, nard Harvey, and Ed Settle. come and tell you why later: •• • ru .The potteetown Homemakers club iraglwibTheA Yene.xt daY I 'phoned my Mend we couldn't will have a potluck luncheeon at 'an explained w h the lake age of bin. L.jey come. She said that was no excuse ----;-and-die-ireiss-PBEVEDitite I Tr never- - derehrewt-10-10--ims7- • • • known her to' be Did Si:" I. ,ve a right to be peeved?. Tharsday. September 15th STUCK The Calloway Cocnty Democratic DE aR aT11.1A: YES! You should Style Shop tourunexpected The Women, Club will meet in the 3tur- have greeted callers ,ray • Woman's Club house- at 6.30 with the regret that they had not Reservations must be in by Wednes- telephoned first as you were on day At noon. Call Mrs . Joe Bat,' sour way out to planned get-to- Littleton or Mrs. Robert Young for gether. then Wien your food the reservat ion. hostess was no doubt counting on • • • it) and departed! • • • The Stella Homemakers Club will have a potluck luncheon at the City Wha's your mind? Tor a per- Park at 10:30 am All members are aortal itply. send a self-addressed. urged to attend, stamped envelope to Abby, Lox 3365, • • • Bever::: Hills. Our_ • • • hires that The Wadesboro Homemakers Club Will meet in the house of Mrs. J. R. Hate to write letters, Send one ' girl again .8mith at, 1 pin dollar to' ABBY. Box 3365. Beverly • • • • Mills. Calif. for Abby's new booret. ...in a The College High School PTA will -HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR meet at the school at 7.30. p.m. ALL OD:ASTONS a NOTICE J(~414k044 The Weekly Pickup of Limbs and Trash by the • - Americana Double Knit-mates ... Murray Sanitation System will Be Discontinued backbone of a beautiful (and versa-
this week. tile) fall wardrobe. Colorful tops and bottoms to mix and mate ... This has been an extra senice for the summer to take you anywhere, anytime. months only. From our collection of double wool knits In sizes 8 to 18. • FINAL PICKLP d
Will Be As Follows:
• SEPTEMBER 18 _ _ North of Main
SEPTEMBER 19 _ _ South of Main cardigan $16.95 tabotrIrn apes $16.95 jewel neck tab-trim open cardigan... shori..steeve, $10.95 overblouse • • • e $10.95 mock turtleneck overblouse slim slim skirt...' $14.95 basic sheath dress ... This will have no effect on the regular garbage "s •• • $14.95 turtleneck pullover $14.95 pickup. hip-stitch pleated skirt $22.95