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called my JIM MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 IN OUR 84th YEAR Afternoon, April 10, 1963 Vol. LXXXIV No. 85 United Press International Murray, Ky., Wednesday Mrs. Burkeen Attends Adult Farmer Rev. John C. • Dear Abby Joins Ledger And One Day Seminar Mrs Diets Burk.een, Plant Nurse :lass Treated Sanderson Times; Outstanding Feature at The Tappan Company—Murray Division. attended a one-day semi- nar on "Mental Health In Industry." "Abigail Van Buren." known to April 6. 3y Local Bank Will Speak millions of readers as DEAR ABBY. The seminar A as held at Freedom columnist you've and was sponsored is the fascinating Hall in Louisville The Kirkeey adult farmer class Guest speaker for the Memorial CORONET, County Association read about in TIME, ey The Jefferson embers and their wives were treat- Baptist Church next Sunday will other maga- Occupational PAGEANT. LIFE and ,f Mental Health, d to a fish and chicken supper at be Rev. John C. Sanderson, a stu- you'll Kentucky State As- zines Starting next Monday, Health Section S'suth Side Pestasrant last night lent at Southern Baptist Seminary. to read her Nurses, and have the opportunity aciatien Registered , the Feoples Bank. 'ouisville. .Sanderson. a native of advice to and Mental sparkling. pithy and sage 'Kentucky Industry Kirkeey Class was the second place enrray, is a graduate of Murray write her. the troubled people who -ealth Committee. snaer in the attendance contest 'igh School and Murray State Col- petite. were Joe DEAR ABBY in real life is Among several speakers anong the &den farmer classes in ette He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mor- Medical Director ittractice and charirUng Mrs. assworth. M. D., (venom,: agriculture The class had sorts Sanderson who live in Mur- mo- in At- ton Phillips of San Francisco, Liberty Mutual Insurance n average attendance of 99 per 'ay. and M. D ther of two teen-agers, Jeanne enta, Ga , H. L. McPheeters. ent at its weskly meetings during of Department he a at Mur- Eddie Despite the thousands Commissioner Kentucky las winter months. While was student Strauss, on for letters which must be answered Mental Health; and Robert The adult farmer classes taught ray State, he served summer weekly, her numerous radio and TV Ph. D University of Kentucky Medi- dur- the Home Mission Board of the and a by W. H. Brooks meet weekly Rev. John C', Sanderson Phillips puts discussed includ- ON THE TRAIL - Two handicapped youngsters Baptist Convention as a appearances, "Po-Po" wl Center Topics ing the winter months for intensi- Southern in Injury and head for the dining hall at Camp Kysoc, in New Mexico. her handsome husband and the ed emotional elements counsellor fled class room instruction and shop student missionary hand- The only resident was spent as youngsters foremost in her daily absenteetun, recognition and Easter Seal camp near Carrollton. I training. The farmers receive on Another slimmer and coun- the Mountain Youth activitat When they are at home ling of problem drinkers, camp in the state where crippled and blind children can !the job instruction during the sum- Not Funny evangelist on remains closed seling and human relations in in- Revival Team in eastern Kentucky. Abby's typewriter -do like other kids do", It's operated by the Kentucky mer months. ,i only to be reopened when they are lustry A film, "The Department of ths twenty-five Society for Crippled Children, Twenty-four This month the Memorial Church off to the office or school Main- Manager", was shown at the lunch- and their safes were class members is urging loyal attendance of its family homelife is eon. Chandler taining a close Says rescrit for the simper ABIGAIL VAN BUREN by members at all the worship ser- Abby's formula for being a suc- The seminar was well attended Kentucky, and soon were OACUs Bedwell, It's spring in Mayfield Restaurant Present vices "Easter is a great Sunday in cessful wife and mother to nurses, physalans, and management children from all over Edward Collins, Syndicate signed Mrs Phillips handicapped , Entered Monday James Brandon, the church and should result in in- "Abby" was born an identical twin contract and now her personnel. state will begin converging on I John Cunningham, Morgan Cunn- a long term the LOUISA, Ky - Former Gov. creased joy in worship and fellow- City, Iowa. on July 4th and more than 500 Kysoc, near Carrollton, the ingham. Earnest Madrey. Charles in Sioux column appears in Camp where they Tuesday reiterated ship in the House of God. All not of the Ken- 'They know exactly Max Ol- A B Chandler after graduating from Morningaide newspapers from coast to coast as new Easter Seal camp • Marine. Bob Montgomery, to workship elsewhere Chil- were gnaw, what they were doing his charge that state employes were committed College. she married Morton Phil- well as in Canada, England, Latin Fire Destroys Cabin tucky Society for Crippled iver: J. D Outland and Hoyt Mc- .end whese everything was located". "forced and coerced to buy M are invited to worship at Memorial lips and moved to Eau Claire, America. Japan and South Africa. dren. Callon, Lake W. 3 Covington said follow- tickets to last Saturday's "Bucks and to hear Bro John Sanderson ago they pur- authored On Kentucky resident camp in Ken- ;"rs. Hugh Palmer. Ken- Wise Several years Since then ABBY has The only Baron Palmer, at Louisville. who will spealc at both services," for the log a midnight break-in of Cow- for Breathttt" rails' chased a low. ranch-type home In tucky designed especially neth Palmer. Lubie Parrish. Lynn A said. numerous magazine articles and two : Ingtores Restaurant in Mayfield Chandler plannedp be in Camp- the pastor Rev T. Thacker San Francisco, surrounded by spac- physically handicapped. Camp "Ky- Parker, James Potts. Sherwood books "Dear ABBY" and "DEAR Fire destroyed a cabin at Moon's that netted Chives near 82.000 Mon- ton this afternoon and has ached- ious grounds with • large swim- soc receives much of its support Potts, Clay Smith, Clifford Emuth, TEENAGER," both of which have Lodge on Kentucky Lake Monday 43ay night The restaurant is own- uled an address at the letcher ming pool beside which Abby often from the annual Easter Seal cam- John B. Smith, Hilly Tiowell, John • • made the best sellers' list night City firemen prevented the "M I " covington. County Courthouse at Whitesburg M answers her mall paign which is now in progress Teeter. and Virrion Tucker blaze from spreading to other ca- missing in the darin( at 7.30 p. m. (ESTI. to inquiries are full season. Camp Ky- Listed as triable to attend was rs. Is ABBY embarked on her While her replies In its first The member How bins on either side. of break-in was $1.200 from a lock box -A large part of the money went often brief and witty. there is al- soc last summer enrolled a total Pierce McDoupal. he New Concord newspaper career is a fascinating Ira Scott Jr.. who with Fred WO- a cabinet behind the retria- in her answers. and blind yce ngsters kept in the first place winner. to pay a comedian," he added. "This story Despite her many activities ways sound logic said emplayes 155 crippled Clam was barna owns the resort, plus other .tern1 viesso tesree.at t Mani ond was utter folly They already have Mrs. Phillips For the more serious problems pre- in three two-week periods Winner Of in Saw community, been burning grass around the of silver had shorter sessions. watch and a collection a good comedian They did not need had time for another sented to her by readers ABBY groups for special fourici she still cabins Monday afternoon Flames ,doliars and two-dollar bills kept 1 M to tell them funny maintains a staff of secretaries to Hikes through the woods, nature Bob Newhart project One day while reading an got under asbestos siding on one a filing -cabinet drawer. and - she fre- at sites made by ioeked in Ruben H. stories" write personal notes cook-Outs rs. "advice" column in the San Fran- cabin, he said, and employes ripped study. was gain- Contest Entry to the building Speech consults with crafts, and fishing Chandler dlialared however, that cisco Chronicle. It occurred to her quently psychologist& put out the blaze. the campers, off some siding to among ! ed b) breaking a hole two feet wide by additional clergymen of all faiths, and lawyers. and boating on the lake are state ernployes Were not amused that she might find an The fire seemed to be out, he {An a second floor wall ajoining the DEAR ABBE the activities enjoyed by youngsters Dies the proceedings "They do not think her tremendous amount You'll enjoy the Falwell outlet for said, and a later check was even Covingtou Restaurant building The aho attend Camp Kysoc. it was particularly funny that their of energy he breezed Into the column. so watch for it next Mon- made to make sure However, the space where the wall Mrs. Jeanne Willis won the Toast- of their va.wnt office money would he abertracted for such newspaper office. asked to see the day April 15. again at 10 p. m. "Because mistress speech contest here Mon- blaze broke out had never was torn away is located over the told sonic, of these youngsters purposes They did not laugh on clab's an- Head Man, and forthrightly and destroyed the cabin. Mayfield Ii suranee Arens office. Late Tuesday day night in the local before, and many had the way to the bank to borrow their Mtn she was certain she could wiritel" Ftouton been camping t speech contest She will repre- State forest firemen at through the -WWI nual a night away from Was brealguap ' better column He gave her a -ln never even spent 4 ,5_____ $M." Murray Club in Evansville a battled a 150-acre blaze Monday Dan- wall (three brides thick, the thievin sent the One Day Heart home." recalled W T ISAAC. Mrs. Ruben H Falwell passed Avoiding mentioning Breathitt by clubs of handful of letters that had been the Van Dyke community of Henry entered the upstairs portion of the April 20 when eight other ville. state Easter Seal chairman. yesterday at 9:45 p. m. at the "The Combs' right received that day asking for advice, Clinic For Indigent County The fire, of undetermined made their way down- away name, he continued, Council No 3 compete for the there will be four restaurant, Murray very politely suggested that she of This summer este of 75. Death came at the candidate reminds me of a little boy enter the speech contest in ,he and origin, spread to about 40 acres three.' stairs. pulled the cord from the to lo Children Planned two-week periods instead of Hospital passing a cemetery in the dark. meeting that will return in a week with her replies woods and 110 acres of broomsage. lighted clock and juke box and made Southeast Region Isaac said. " aria if there is enough Palwell had been in ill health and whistles to the troubled writers Bright and attempt good Mrs. He's badly scared be held in New Orleans in May Physicians in the nine counties send tnem, we can take their robbery early the next day "Po-Po" was money to for some time and suffered a stroke keep up his courage Even his staun- Mrs Evelyn Palmer is alternate. of (alloway. Ballard, Carlisle, Ful- campers at each session back and within a few days "Abi- care of 40 in August of 1962. chest friends know he LA a lost bell Mrs Willis teacher of the Nett ton. Graves, Hickman, Livingston. Daughter Of Carl for three periods of or- the First gail Van Buren" was born. The Plans call Special Services She was a member of in the high weeds They meet each Hope School spoke on the subject— Marshall and McCracken have been and blind campers. and Women's name was of her own choosing and Sandburg Named As thopedically Baatist Church and the week in Frankfort and bemoan the "Maturity" entitled "Are You Ripe Invited to take part in the one-day those with hearing St. a now has become almost a household a fourth for Planned By Miesealary Union She taught fact that their candidate hasn't got- Mrs Palmer president of the Cal consultative and diagnostic heart One Of Lecturers fifty years word handicaps. Church Here Sunday School class for ten off the ground loway County P T A spoke a. clinic for medically indigent chil- -sponsored activities at Leo's Baptist Within a few days after her ini- Society t the Poplar Springs " . . A year from now nobody "Cooperation" entitled "Citizen dren to be held in the Graves Coun- Miss Helga Sandburg, daughter begin May 3 with a Baptist tial DEAR ABBY column appeared Camp Kysoc Church. the Elm Grove will recall his name," he predicted operation " Both speakers were giv Health Department, Mayfield, of the poet, Carl Sandburg. will be teenagers Also slated Special Holy Week services will Bap- in The Chronicle. McNAUGHT tY week-end for Church and the Murray First en three subjects by the spec( 1 speaker in a series of blind be held on Thursday. Friday. and 1 on Friday. April 26 the first are a six-day school camp for tist CHM-ch. 24 hours before U' Catholic committee spring lectures sponsored by the and a vacation weekend Saturday at St Leo's health Mrs. by youngsters In spite of her Ill event, They selected one subje The clinic will be condiected Student Organization at Murray accompanied Church at 12th and Payne Streets for crippled children ' Falwell was always gracious and and spoke within a limit of 5 to 7 Dr. Margaret B. Vermillion, direc- The Holy Thursday devotion will No Results State College by their families. pleasant. and will be mourned by •Mrs. Leonard Vaugh James Clopton tor of the Kentucky Children's p m., followed minutes. Miss Sandburg. who is a novelist, consist of Mass at 6 her many friends in Murray and Mrs Charles Ryan. Mrs Celia Cra - Heart Clinic, Children's Hospital, and prize-winning short-story by a procession and reservation of poet, Calloway County. ford and ?errs. George Hart ma e Louisville. special altar writer, will speak in the Auditor- Holy Con-m.1mm. on a by her husband Breathitt conte Mrs. A. F. Doran is She is survived Says the plans for the speech President Of ium April 24. to honor Christ's presence in the Street; Co-sponsored by the Kentucky B. H. Falwell of 1201 Main Mrs. Vaughn was chairman. M s topic will be Director Of Sacrament Heart Association and the State and Miss Sandburg's Named a son Dr R. H. Falwell, Jr. of C. C. Lowery represented the MI - of American Poetta The church will be open until County Health Departments, the "Four Giants Bank Nashville, Tennessee who works ray Club in the contest held ii Oarl Sandbure The Peonies midnight Thursday. and from 9 Murray Lions clinics provides a diagnostic service She will disclaim with the Baptist Sunday School ASHLAND. Ky. 171 — Democratic Memphis last year. Ezra Pound. and Amy o'clock Friday until after the even- Ned • for the patient. along with recom- Robert Frost. Board there, two sisters Mrs. Paul gubernatorial candidate Edward Mrs. Celia Crawford, vice lir( 1- will read the works Doran, wife of the late devotion.% on Good Friday. for to- mendations for treatment and man- Lowell and from - Mrs. A. P. ing Poyner of 907 Olive and Mrs. John Breathitt, who planned to spend thnt. conducted the business /111 r- of Doran, was recently the private worship of the people. Tues- agement of the case It also provides each A.. F. "Bub" Kell of Frankfort, a brother Rev. day in Boyd County. charged ing in the regular meeting, sale - was named in director of the Peoples Good Friday devotions, be- James Dale Clopton an opportunity for the referring She made her literary debut elected as a The Lon E. Outland; and four grand- day night that " a deathbed con- The Bank of Murray. Nirs. W. .s at the the unexpired term of ginning at 5.30 p m, will comme- con- to the office of president physician to consult with the clinic- 1958 with the navel. "The Wheel Bank to fill children. version" to the cause of flood gave the inspiration Mrs. Ryan .i Club and a short story which Mrs Doran, the the sufferings and death of meeting of the Murray Lions ian regarding his patient. of Earth." her late husband morate The funeral will be held at the trol is too late to save former Gov. the pledge t.4., the flag and read .e Club director ever eiSnt- Savior This service will con- last night at the Woman's won the Ernily Clark Balch prize. first woman bank he rstrst Baptist Church on Thursday A. B. Chandler in this campaign. linnets, in the absence of the - vice- expenses of the thine the of "The Owl's County, is a grad- of readings from the Old Testa- House Clopton has been first Neoesaary She is author ed in Calloaay sat at 2:30 p. m. with Dr H C. Chiles Breathitt said that Chandler retary, Mrs Jean Weeks She by the Ken- High School and the prayers of the faithful, pro- president of the club for the past are being underwritten Roost" and "Measure My Love." uate of Murray ment, and Rev J. H. Thurman officiating. never had a flood control plained correspondence concen ,g Heart Association AS a Heart to New Teachers College, of the crucifix, and the year. tucky She has contributed The Western State veneration Burial will be in the city cemetery. gram for eastern Kentucky in near- the Council speech event. St .s. in the personnel, as Kentucky. She also service. Others named to office Fund service Clinic Yorker. Harper's, Saturday Review, Bowling Green, Communion Pallbearers will be George T. Lilly., ly 40 years of public life. Thelma Johnson. treasurer, gave will in Nash- Saturday, the "vigil," club's annual election were Rob well as space and equipment, New York Herald Tribune Books, attended Peabody College On Holy Vester Orr, Fred Workman, Dewey "My opponent boasts with utter financial report. by Graves County watch, will begin at 10:45 Ray, first vice-president. James be provided the Chicago Tribune Magazine. McCall's ville. Tennessee. or evening Lampluns. Jr., Stanford Andrus, disregard of the record that if he Mrs. Evelyn Palmer, member tip the State Faith El- will include the litthtscenees Rogers. second vice-president. Ver- Health Department and Seventeen and London Magazine, Mrs Doran, the former p. m. It Owen Billington. Dr Castle Park- lives 10 years more there a-ill be chairman, introduced a new rs Ti- late Mr and which Jesus is comme- non Anderson. third vice-preeldent. Health Department Mises Sandburg has completed lis, daughter of the mony, in er, and Marvin Harris. no more floods. MN" opponent has ber. Mrs, Charlotte Grogan, . nd married Lu- as the Light of the World, Max Beale, secretary. James Thur- work on a new book of American Mrs Hazel Ellis, was morated Honorary pallbearers will be all lived 65 years already—some 40 of guests. Mrs .nunes Armbruster 'id Only those medically indigent She has blessing of the beptiamal water mond. treasurer, James Blalock. tall folksongs, many of which she sings gust 8. 1924. to A F. Doran the former and present deacons of the them in public life—and he has yet Mrs. James Ward. children who have a written referral President of the baptismal prom- twister, George Ligon. Lion tamer. with self-accompaniment on the one son. H. Glenn Doran. and renewal First Baptist Church and their to strike that first blow to 'control Mrs Hart was toa.stmertresi or from a physician will be admitted the and Lloyd Boyd and James Shelton, gin tar of the Peoples Bank of leeerray and **. and the Mass honoring of the Nellie a single flood in eastern Kentucky," Judges re clinic valves and members the speech contest to the have her as Hazel. e he also has risen Christ. directors Reviewers described Dees Bank of MAE' Wyman Class. 'he charged Mesdames Rob Hine and R -rt cordially invited to Bethel Richardson is the retiring "• major talent in her "own right" five grandchildren The public is The J. H. Churchill Funeral The Hopkinsville attorney out- Brown; Joe Dick avid Joe Pat J. es act- scheduled services, and president of the club arRi have predicted "a bright fut- Mrs Doran has always been attend the Home charge of arrange- lined a 4-point flood control plan Mrs. Crawford. host's. a. '.1 af- to the church for private K R. McKinney, fernithland, pre- ure for this gifted writer" ive in church and community to come ments. he said he would follow as governor. cokes and coffee and presented a- Faith on Holy Thursday evening sented the program last night which Weather She was a member of the staff of fairs. She is Chairman of the worship They were - sonal favors. An Easter decor. .an and has the day on Good Friday. Included a film on Kentucky's high- I the Library of Congress for four Doran Circle of W. S. C S. and during - -Continued pressure in federal centered the speakers' ta61e. Woman's of the ritual will Professor Putnam ways, "Roads to Progress" Report years before deciding to devote full served as President of An explanation authorities for completion of dams Announcements were made of the time to creative %%irate* Society of Christian Service and as be given before each ceremony. and To Be On Program now authorised, and for an emer- club's broom sale to be held Tues- 111.1611i 11.4•••••=e1 Dr Dexter Perkins. professor of a member of the Building Commit- guide books containing all the pray- gency dredging program on the St. John Episcopal day night. April 23rd and a glau- history al the University of Roches- tee of the First Methodist Church. ers and hymns will be available smaller streams. vice- Plans Communion coma clinic scheduled for Thursday ter, will lecture here in May This active lady has served as Pres- for those who participate. Prof Leslie R. Putnam. —An emergency seedling and re- of the western area as- night, April 25th and Friday night. ident of the Murray Woman's Club chairman forestation program • ing High Yesterday 75 will A communion service celebr , April 26th and the Busineas and Professional sociation of Retired Teachers, —Intensified research to devel- Low Yesterday 50 Rites For Lubie Hale Story Hour Will pro- Maundy Thunaday will be he SI at Murray is sponsoring Deputy Dis- Woman's Club She is a member of play a prominent part in the op new uses for forest products so 80 the St. John Episcopal Church air- 7:15 Today Exe- of the state convention when trict Governor Joe Pat James as To Be Held Today the Advisory Council and the Be Held Thursday gram that Kentucky's wood-utilizing in- on Thursda, urt- Kentucky Lake: 7 a. m. 356 7 up Louisville. April teenth and Main. Oovernor of District 43-K Election ----- cutive Board of the Murray Wo- the group meets at may become more import- 0.3 ft., below dam 317 5, down 3 dustries ei'noon at 5.45. will be held during the state con- The U Hale will man's Club in which capacity she The Murray-Calloway Library 17-19. ant. temperature 60 funeral of Lubie Rev, Robert Cherry Wein s all ft : lake 25 years. hour Thurs- Putnam will be the guest of state vention May 19-21 in Louisville be held this afternoon at 2.00 p m, has served for the past will have a weekly story - Construction of additional' small this specie, ser- Sunset 8:27; sunrise 5:28 who will give who wish to attend James Dale Clopton received a at the Elm Grove Cburch with day at 4 00 p m. Students from president Bell Roberts lakes to carry on the chain Sif lakes of William vice. 13 year perfect attendance pin , Rev M T Robertson., Rev T 0. Miss Lottye Stiller's class in ele- a breakfast in honor plan begun in 1960. First Of Three Executive Advisor of the Na- The first regular meeting in May Shelton and Rev. J. H. Thurman mentary education will present the Fitch, PTA offices in CALLAWAY HIGH will be an all club zone meeting at Western Kentucky - - Fair and officiating. Services Tomorrow stories. tional Association with PROGRAM Ken ler today. high 54-59 Partly Martha Davis will tell "Bronze Washington, D. C PRE-EASTER lake Hotel. Burial will be in the Elm Grove The Calloway County High :TA iudy with chance of scattered "Homer Prof. Putnam will have charge cemetery The first of three days of a Holy Bow," and Darrell Dunbar, evening 'pri following the will meet on Monday owers tonight and Thursday. Low will be Charles Bur- Week will be held tomorrow Price" of the convocation Pallbearers service pro- 15 at 7 30 o'clock in the 1.nrary Sunrise Service To tonight 35-40. A little warmer Thurs- enjoy these breakfast He will sing some special There will be a pre-Easter keen, Purdom Lassiter. C D Vin- night when Rev Coy Garrett will Older children will Ross will be ir lead group sing- gram on Thiesday night at 8:90 room Mrs Eva Be Held At day son, Gerald Duncan, Scott McNabb, deliver the message at the Spisilt stories, a spokesman said Sonja minibers arid ate° Hazel o'clock at the St. Jahn Baptist charge of the program. --- — Raymond Colsot, Rudolph Geurin Pleasant Grave Methodist Chiirchs Oazypoch and other students will ing some 1200 members in Church Specill guests will include An Easter sun-rise service will and Pat Rosa. On Thursday Rev Chester Byrd tell Eet'sler stories to younger chil- There are • who plan to the Fairview Gospel Chorus of GLAUCOMA ••• the Miethodiet at 5 a m EST): Mr Hale peered away at his home will preach and on Friday the pastor. dren. the state organization be held at Hazel Temperatures will be spon- the fourth story hour cooperate with other educational as- Mayfield The service Church Sunday at 5 30 o'clock Louisville 33, Lexington 32, Cov- on Murray route three at the age Rev. Hoyt Owens sill hold a candle- This will be glasses, even new meg state for the ad- F.°red by the YWCA. The public is If Rev Coy Garrett, pastor of the ington 30, Bowling Green 39, Pa- of 77 On Monday motng. light communion service. held this season gt the library. Ap- sociations in the to attend this special seri seem to help, you may be --a v proximately 30 children have heard vancement of Kentucky's schools, invited church, extends an inviation to all ducah 43, London 35, Huntington, The J H. Churchill iieral Home The public is invited to attend glaucoma. group spokesman said. vice. of visitors. W Va., 38 and Evansville, Ind. 38. is in charge. these three services, the other stories. 'a " •

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WEDNESDAY -- APRIL 10, 1963 THE LE fIER & TIMES - MURRAY, KENTUCKY ftAGE TWO And Nickel THE LEDGER Et TIMES MST: Track glazing Fast Ball COMPANY. Inc. PUBLISHED by LEDGER & TW1ES PUBLISHING CO. IN MURRAY and The OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER Z.Onso/idation oi the Murray Ledger, The Cailloway Times, Curve Enough For Mahaffey 20, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, January Squad Is lames-Herald, October 1, 1946 EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL By DICK JOYCE hurlers ter 17 hits, with starter Dick WILLIAMS, PUBLLSHKR Magic-Tel League JAMES C. .111•41 INrvs• Internalludarl getting the loss. 104 East Maple St. Tel. '753-3161 4-2-63 Farrell glitters to the Editor, All Art Maheffey's got Is a Malang Wills of the Dodgers, the We reserve the right to reject ay Advertising, Cars 911,4 25,4 Maury the best in- Caldwell Used fastball and a nickel curve, accord- 1962, tie Public Vice items wkich, in our opinion, are not for NL's -float valuable player in Bilbreye Keglers 91a that readers. Mg to baseball know-it-alls, but suffered at' Ineeed ankle as he terest of our Murray State's track and base- Tldw ell Paint 82a 41't big hammer %lie good enough to get score in the [bird and had WITMER CO, 1509 ball teems conunued to roll last 41 • tried to NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE Bank of Murray 80'2 the Pheadelphie Phalies off wing- 11 1 New York, N.Y.; their to be replaced. Drysdale spaced KLAPP BUILT UP ROOFING ephisa: Ave., liatenphia, Tame Time as Lite Bldg., week as the runners captured Triangle Inn 72 52 er ing in the National League petulant hits and was helped by three double rison Bldg., Detroit, 30th consecutive dual meet k since Lake Stop Grocery 63t2 60,4 S race. Ken McMullen drove & WATER PROOFING ehe base-ballets lion five plays. Rookie BONDED ROOFING u-ansmiceien as 1960' and Murray Beauty Shop 60 64 throw that fastballe Fettered at the Post °thee, Murray, Kentucky, for 'Just let him home two runs for the Dodgers as of five diamond encounters. Tappiuiet tet 58. 65'4 Second Class Matter. SA)• Phalle Manager Gene Mauch. took the loss for The Racer tennis team didn't, fare Peoples Bank 56's 67 es CONTRACTORS "He doesn't need those other pit- Chicago. SVBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray, Per week 208, Par as well. dropping its season opener Glindel Reaves . 55 60 - Free Estimates - per year, e4-$0. doe- ches." Laity Burright of the Mete got sisuith 85e. In Cabovira,y and adjoining count, 6-4 to Des id Lipscomb. ROViland 3 Refrigeration 59 71 The Cuictunati Reda founa tath thiirest only hitsoff Brags. ;nee-eb iiiwe lch; viewer, $8.00. Boone Cleaners 37 ts LOCAL REFERENCES • LICENSED Li BONDED Spring sports activity picks up saes out tor the second straight ()pelmet, and is the Ezell Beauty School 34'. "lie Outstanding Civic Asset ei • C4mussuaily the week with all four Murray aaei day when the big rightnender pitch- 1 the Card eghthender set down 20 - Mayfield, Ky. Blue Ridge Mfg 25 a Call Collect CHapel 7-3416 Istaurity se its 31•Impoper teame in action. Highlighting the a lour-weer and ',truce out 10 ‘traight Mets. B.11 White's homer Top Tea Averages ed action will be Thursday night's ' iss in a 4-1 victory lueeday and 's I. ur hits led Mildred Hodge "ABOVE ALL" YOU NEED A GOOD ROOF! WEDNESDAY - APRIL 10, 1963 Memphis State-Murray State dual' isa "It was pat feet bails" Mahaffey the Carte' 14-hit attack-12 of them Anna Hula %. track meet here and Tuesclay 'a con- ib4 said after the game. "I threw only coming oil Roger Craig. Murrelle Walker . ference doubleheader between Mina rive breaking pitches all night.' Bonus baby Bob Bailey and vet- Judy Parker 1114 tree and Meddle Tema:ewe on the MalialleY, a 19-game winner for eran hornered for Estee Caldwell iss Quotes From The News eturfreeeburo diamond. us the 1-tulnise last year, suffered from the Piratee, who beat lefty Bob Shirley Wade ...... 147 a eimaul right erioulder duruig Hendley. Relief ace Elroy Face UNITED PRESS 13FTWANATIONAL golf team launches its Katherine Lax By The Racer o u t his opening picked up the victory, Conftyious Say: 147 spews' training John XXIII, tit a 22,000-word dual match season today at home Martha Knoth VATICAN CITY - - Pope newt perlurmance apparently has, - :wawa. Austin Peay. Dell Snow 183 on war and peace: uf Mauch& worries. encyclical Gladys Etherton 143 dispelled any between peoples must not be Joey Jay . "Eventual controversies TRACK -Bill Furgerson's thua- High Ind. 3 Games Defeat Keith Lambert Signs through of . through recourse to arms, but instead lies had little trouble disposing of Shirley Wade The Ptuls, long-tane doormat RAILROAD SAVAGE rtsolved 540 lerith Murray State ilnd eemor circuit but the best weal " ilegotiation." Taylor University Murrelle Walker 408 the half of a AL. points to 36,4 for the visitors. Martha Knott, 481 in the league for the second Prices for Stuff They Buy win- Pay Highest after her bus- Cool weather helped keep all but Game last season, defeated 21-game LONDON - Lady Clementine Churchill, MTh Ind. filmile I High Jumper Joey Jay for the second straight Keith Lambert. high-scoring Reid- of the United States: one record uitact. Shirley Weds 229 ner was made an honorary'ettiaen Demeter's High School guard, has signed . . . Get Lowest Prices for Stuff Dave Schimet set a new Cutchln Martha Kneth .... 196 year on opening day. Don land were terribly thrilled.- run grant-in-aid with Mur- "We Stadium mark with a leap of 64'.". Murrelle Walker tungles.drove in the first Phalle a basketball College, They Stay In Thursday nights meet with Mem- High Team 3 Games in the fourth inning and, the clin- ray State They Sell! How who WASHINGTON - Nine-year-old James Grady, phis State should see an assault on cher came in when : Bilbrey's Keglers .2330 Lambert, 6-2, scored 564 points Barlett of Alaska to replace his grand- several stadium marks, especially muffed a double play ball in the Business? They Lucky! Wrote to Sen. E. L. Caldwell Used Cars =13 last season in 36 games for an av- ui the field events. since Memphis ether's dog which died: Glindel Reaves 2160f erage of 21.7. Durue; the previous down he State has players who have bettered Game alx1et:hh. 'Reds rallied in the ntrith off "I whisri when anotner Eskimo comes High Team Slagle season, he scored 436 points. His the stadium's shot and discus stande Mahaffey a hen huskey puppy with him. We can't get Bilbrey's Keglers goal shooting percentage for Load Irould bring a little field Another Big Truck ards. Cakiwell Used Cara 7a; singled and John Edwards doubled here. They don't make them." le,st season was 449 &tie will Murray Beauty Shop 731 hun home with one out. Mahaffey • • Dashman Tommy Cheaney striking out Gene - _ then settled down, Lambert was named to the All New York attorney James the Memphis meet because of ) HOMESTEAD AFB, Fla. - nue. Freese and Tommy Harper. lacks= Purchase tcam tills it leurgeretie reports of Merchandise!! from injury but novan, who secured the release of 10 Americans a leg The National League champion and to the All-Regional team last of his squad'is in good D that the rest MSC Los Cuban prisons, saying he isn't sure how many more Ameri-: San Francisco Giants and the year. when his team a ent to the physical shape. Ray Wilson and Drops SE ; rated with Cin- to or Give are held in jails there: Angeles Dodgers, tournament finals before losing We're Not Going to List A Thing pans Bob Doty are nursing slight injuries . for out of (111141U As the top contenders Fulton City. "They're going in faster than I can get them to run. Doty, hold- • but are expected the NL fLeg, won their opemeg day . . There's Just Too, Too s 100-yard dash Mrs John a Price . Cuba." er of Murray mark, issoturi Contests. The son of Mr. and the Taylor meet be- Lambert ranks ,.9.6.. missed FJur home runs-by Willie Mays, Liunbert of Reidland, back injury. class and Is Much! cause of a Orlando Cepeda, Willie McCovey In the top third of his Alou-leci Lae Giants to president of the student council. The meet will begin at 7 o'clock opened a heavy end Felipe Today Murray State Colts Retdland Coach Ervin Johnson Ten Years Ago The running a 3-2 victory over the Houston with the field events. schedule for the week by a fine LEDe.ER & TIME/. FILE tennis winner said that Lambert "was events will start at 7130. . Southeast Mis- and 25-game YOU'LL HAVE TO COME IN dropping visiting excellent to coach. and of the Dodgers beat the Chicago,"icing man, yesterday by the score of 6-1. -- Coach Johnny souri a fine college prospect " BASEBALL of the six Cube. 5-1. can- The Racers won five Coach Cal Luther said. Rushing announced today that he would be a Reagens baaeballers ran their mark beagle) Pitches Two-Ritter Murray C. T. matches Winners were Bill to a member with the he victories last singles genies, 'We're exceptionally pleased didate for City Judge. Mr. Rushing, who has been to 10-3 Hinds. 6-1, 6-3; In other AND SEE 'EM! Bowen over Roy for know that Keith will be with us next resign that position to week. pitened a two-ha, 7-0 victory of the Murray City Council. will David Pane over Dick Walsh, 6-3, outstanding the St Louis Cardinals over the fall We think he's an campaign for the city judgeship good start e-o Terry Tippets over Dwight The Reeere Itot off to a Nev. York Meta, and Ted Savage's backcourt prospect" amount raised in the .1953 Red Cross drive firing last seek with a oussant 6-3, 6-3, and Jerry Rhoads The total in league Lao-out, pinch singled paced the with a generous donation sweep 05 e r AUMth over Dave Stahlachnodl., 4-6. 6-8, was boosted yesterday to $3500 doubleheader Pateeureli lerateeau a 3-2 eta over highlighted t hose se/ of $500 from the employees of the Murray ,Manufactuing Peay Pitching the Milwaukee Braves. games as Murray eon by nar-i Moehlenhof. Southeast 04 Company. two Ron Jack Sanfurd, a 24-g,tine winner ro% mareina of 2-1, 2-0. feated Bob Tracy, 6-4 6-4 Pvt. Billy Joe Botsford of tile Army Signal Corps has ex the Gtantai last seaeoe, pitched Iiithe doubles it was Bowen and at Camp Gordon, Georgia, and Dugan wan five -hit ball for live tunings before completed his basic training After lefty George Hinds and Welsh, 6-2. Terry over Ivmng say to Jack lasher, trar.sferred to F‘art Monmouth. NJ. I the first game with a five hit la has been 11-emd Payne and Higgins 6-3. fiela °Mere,. - Hank Shelter- retired all 12 Colts in *pother lefty. Stahlschmidt and Moehlenhofi oover 90-degree neat and Sanford's Mier- I tack with a near no-hitter to shut Austin Today Murray welcomes a triple and a Governors in the second ronntr4 -- he bet NEW! aut the Dame on Wednes- Peay and Notre driving in three runs - comes% angle. MURRAY Drive.ln Theatre day mused the Giant rtghthander to Schwier, within one pitch of a tire. reerutter, saw Austin Pray pinch- The Giants raked (cur Houston his bid • • • mutter Ronnie Osborne run Open - 6 Cmf ▪ - 7:11 urray State Milk single to, Brand with a two-out, two-strike Dairy iett um the last inning. * TOSITI. and liii RelitY * Before Oeborrie's safety. Scheeler Downs Peay NOW IN THE BIG AT LAST! A l';ITION PICTURE THAT DELIVERS..FUN! had been in complete command, allowing only one other ball to be • Murray S t•t e defeated Austin OMNI UM tut out of the infield For the game. Pea) 23-4 yesterday in its first golf he struck out ten, walked only two. match of the season iiEST011'mannoi and allowed the lone he to Osborne . Bill Graham and Larry litilless 4r -NM In one stretch he retired 16 straight shot 67 each for Murray with Joe tatters, New- t;teitiapapeat.r Drage registering a 69, Lynn 5, I nitni rm. internelkmal 76, and Bobby In other games last week. Murray! ton 71. Paul Jett AMERICAN LE AG l'E N.ortawkitmos Missouri 11-0' 77. t. l• t whipped Southeast English w by 000 and 6-4 and T 'a ,tor University AustinPeay was led Smitea Los Angeles 1 0 1 73 each The next 1 0 1 000 VS( 311 'k76- 11TITIOVilirt , 6-2 Jim Jacobs' ,2-1. hurled and Seco with Baltimore 'Breda will be 1 000 •.1••• 1.1 sail NON• Mb. his second consecutive- shutout to golf match for the Chicago 1 0 there on gain the fast game victory over with Kentucky Weeleyen Cleveland 1 0 1 000 ll;1lIVI and SAT' RIMY Meredith i2-0 won April 23rd New York 1 0 1 000 111 1 Southeast. Ken 1 in relief in the second game as Boston 0 1 .000 Murray's Jimmy Don Peck broke Detroit 0 000 I Federal State Market 000 1 a 4-4 tie with a two-rwe seventh- Kaneas City 0 1 triple Outfielder So nn y Service Minnesota 0 1 000 1 inning News .1 CARY Jones had driven in three runs Washington 0 1 000 1 April 9. earlier with a triple and a single. MURRAY, Ky.. Tues.. 'Tuesday's Results 1963 Murray Livestock Auction 5 'btu h11131 uifI Jacobs helped his own cause in Chicago- 7 Detroit CoopER RECLIPTS: Hogs, 40, Cattle and KARNAK City 2 the first Kemp with three has and New York 8 Calves. 320. Miruiesota 4 411111 kit& .7 al five RBIs His battery mate, Dave Cleveland 5 vit HOGS: Receipts mostly mixed Boston 1 RPANK CIPRO 1 ^! glAN Darnall, alea had three hits ana Loa Angeles 4 grade butchers. Steady to 36c high- games scheduled) OF Peck added two lOnly er Mixed No 1, 2 and 3 barrow, and Games liHou m nu HEAD'; Freshrruite rightharider Mickey Today's gets 206 lb. $1375, 184 to 240 lb. Angeles Martin .1-0, were the route for the Boston at Los On• $13.50. 300 lb $1215. No. 2 and 3 Kansas City victory over Taylor. allowing seven New York at argil sows 300 to 600 lb. $1025 to 17150. tuts, walking five, and fanning six. Cleveland at Minnesota • Virg t'ATTLL: Receipts mostly feed- Reagan listed Schein 1-1 arm Chicago at Detroit ers. cows and slaughter steers and Baltimore George Dugan .3-0 as the probablt Washington at I ON 1.11 heifers All classes *about steady. I Gaines ',ATI 111111 \ I I starters against Middle Thursday's sLAI (INTER: Standard and good night Big Ten representative Indiana Chicago at Los Angeles. SOO to 1180 lb steers $21.50 to $2250; night *al be here-Thursday for a emele Boston at Wicshlnigtofl. 5 FREE EASTER BASKETS and to 1065 game and the Racers hit the roan , taood Choice 800 Detroit at Cleveland TM I Itt'sT 1 KIDDIES . . . $2100 to $22.75. Standard ill again Fnday for games against . hatters. Baltimore at New York to $20.60, Good J00 to 500 lb. Central Missouri. St Louie Univer- 1 $19.50 itarily games scheduled) to Utatte a"1 PLUS FREE (ANDY EGGS say. and Arkansas State In a diam- ,ewhee $.111-410 424 50, NATIONAL LEAGUE cows to $16.00. ewe'marathon Friday and Saturday Commercial 61160 T.•.m Mt VIII. THE ' Canner and Cutter $12.80 to $15a10; San Francisco 1 0 I 000 in Jonesboro, Ark. iUtility and Commercial bulls $171101 Los Angeles 1 0 1 000 TENNIS David Lipscomb's net- s t ehtl * * TI• ISDAY 1 0 1 000 tees stunned defending CNC champ i 10 91820 FEEDERS: Good and Choice 660' 1 0 I 000 EASTER SPECTACULAR! Murray with a 6-4 licking Friday aaa.00;8ePthinciledLclinenaltlia1 to 750 lb ,steers $2230 to 1 1300 as rAni•/ h Chad Stewart-a Racet squad found the going aum„ha l Good and Glioice 300 to 600 lb $24.40 petgeuegn 1 1 500 a to $27.00, Medium $19 15 to 432 75; New York O I 000 1 tougher than expected. WI y Good and Choice 300 to 600 lb hell- Chicago O 1 000 1 A TREMENDOUS singles scoring The' era $23 00 to 125 00, Medium $21.50 Milwaukee .. O 1 000 1 •EVENT FOR PEOPLE 44.1rII Bill Bowen .14. def. Carl Robin- • IM AR •• $2215, Houston O 1 000 1 , OF ALL son .111.. 2-6. 6-4, 6-2. Terry Doyce t° Maditint and Othad "Lick cows with calves $142.00 to $203p0 Tuesday's Resnais DL, def Bob Tracy 6-0, 8-2; AGES! St. Louis 7 Nev. York 0 Dave Payne .111i def Randy Boyce I Per. cuW • LILEILS: Mostly $1.00 lower. Los Angeles 5 Chicago 1 I-111. 6-0. 6-3. Terry TIPPlh I Few Choice $30 75. Good $26 50 to Pittsburgh 3 lefileaukee 2 ilido del tarry Napier ilate 1-6, $29.00. Standard $20 50 to $25.75. San Francesco 9 Houston 2 6-4. 8-4. Larry Martin i 1SL def. BABY CALVES: About 20 towel Philadelphia 2 Cincinanti 1, night Tom Bete ins . M 8-1. 6-4, Bennie $700 to $3900 per head Today's Games White .DL, def Torn Ttgue 541 KEUGIR.NION Ell 1.6131711 BlifTTASNA76• St Louts at New York 6-1. 6-4. and Tummy Palmer DL) NOW YOU KNOW Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Fter.asotOtitlatT def Don °reel-melt lat. 1-6, 7-5, kri4(.4il • By United Press International Los Angeles at Chicago BPACAETT • KURNIT7 • .s:.,. pummi• 6-3 In 1962. Americans wrote 15 tee Cincinnati at Philadefphia, night Bowen and Tracy gained a dou- CONVENIENT - SAVE MONEY on checks. according to the Amer- Friuicisco at Houston, night • bles victory o'er Ryblnson an o San P-L4 u-an Forest Products industries. Thursday's (lames Napier. 6-1, 0-6. 6-3. Pulpwood required to produce ttui Angeles at Chicago The Mete netters meet Southeast 1,410 Brand Milk paper necessary to write the the ka New York at Milwaukee Exclusive BUY Dairy Ca'rtOOHS!! Missouri here Update Austin Pray 4 Rugs Bunny would make a stack tour feet aloe, San Francisco at Houston. night abere tomorrow and Notre Da,m fee, miles ingit. tOnly games scheduleth here Wednesday. eight long and 25

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- All Kinds - "ON THE SQUARE" Good Ones and Bad Ones THIS WEEK Check All The 1 - Ford-Furguson Tractor ARMSTRONG FLOOR COVERINGS • 1 - TO-20 Furguson Tractor 1 - TO-35 FURGUSON DUPONT PAINTS Air Conditioners Bargains , With Power Adjusted Rear Wheels, Dual Clutch PTO. Extra Nice! GLIDDEN PAINTS ALL MARKED DOWN TO SALE PRICE On These Pages STOKES TELEPHONE 753-3642 TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT CO. FOR FREE ESTIMATES WARD - ELKINS Industrial Road 753-1319 :-AUE FOUR VII LIDO'S TIDIES - RUZIAT, RINTIIORT WEDNESDAY - APRIL 10, 1963 Johnson, Freeman, 19-02050 271.24 Sheriff's Johnson, Preeloan, 19-02062 261.06 Delinquent Key, learnett, 19-01246 12.7'? Littleton, Logi* Mee, 19-03493 7 38 Marlin. Betty (Dee'd 19-02445 7.98 ' Pere eweal MURRAY 11.1.44outh LO-A-11 C131 Clay Company. 19-03619 Tax Claims 87.54 NO W. Mehl IAN Teleplows• PL 0-0001 Mimi% Mrs. Mary, 19-01860 • 7.38 I will on Thursday, April 25, 1963, at 4 Y•00 10:00 a.m. at the McCuldbon, Chester, 19-02817 21.86 1100111•011VNED LOAN 00." Courthouse door in Murray, Calloway County, ItcGeHM, Kentucky, ex- Ma Dell, 19-02872 10.08 pose to public sale to the highest bidder Newton, the following delin- Euen, 19-02963 18.15 quent tax claims upon which a real Williams, estate assessment appears Mike, 19-04698 20.27 (the amount includes the tax, penalty, sheriff's service fee, and advertising cost) The claim sold becomes a lien upon the prop- erty described upon the face of the tax bill and are subject to The Murray Nursery Florist 12 per cent interest per annum. Social Calendar WOODROW RICKMAN, Sheriff of Wednesday, Aprfl 18th book. "Over 3e Years In The Same Location" Calloway County, Kentucky The Harris Grove Homemakers • • • Club will - COMMON SCHOOL DISTRICT - meet in the home of Mrs. The First Baptist Church Wom- ai - CENTRALLY LOCATED - Walzie Lewis an's Missionary Society will meet Alexar.der. Novice V.. 19-117 Mass • • • at the church at 7:30 p.m. with the Beadles, Cotho, 19-381 6.75 The Wesleyan Circle of the First Kathleen Jones Circle in charge of QUALITY FLOWERS • ARTISTIC WORK Berri. Joseph N, 19-432 • 9.12 Methodist Church WSCS will meet the program_ GIFTS Bruce. Mrs Liven. 19-753 11.81 at the social hall at 790 pm. with • • • • BOOKS Mn. Buron, D A.. 19-889 13.87 Mas Carman its hoodent. Each The Music Department of the one is anted to Butler. J. W., 19-988 63 69 bring materials for Murray Woman's Club will meet at the mission project. the club house at 7'30 pm. Hostes- Byars, Rural, 19-127 690 • • • Phone 753-3562 800 011ve ses will be Mesdames Cole, Charbe, 19-1238 26.17 0. B. Boone. The Elm Grove Baptist Church Jr., Bill Crouse, Robert Johnson, CoLson. Roy N. 19-1331 41.18 arlite will meet at the church M Garnett Jones. (3race Moore. Don Cornell. Johnnie, 19-1437 8.87 a pm. Robinson, It. L. Wade, and James • • • Cox. James, 19-14437 17 43 Perkins. Davis. J. C. 19-1714 149 13 The Arts and Crafts Club will not • • • Davis. Tom. 19-1717 ...... 4.37 hold its regular meeting this month. The Stella Homemakers Club will • • • Dr. Virgil W. Etherton Dei ore, Lelan Stanford, 19-1736 6 75 meet at the home of Mrs. Harry Lee The N e w Concord Homemakers Dodd. Muncie. 19-1779 4.37 Potts at 10 am • A ND WHEN she saw Peter warming Club will meet with Mrs. Pete • • • himself, she Downey. Jimmy CHIROPRACTOR H.. 19-1847 11,50 Hughes PI looked upon him, and said, And thou also wast at 1 p.m. Murray Assembly No. 19 Order of Earhart. Mary Jo, 19-2000 9.23 • •• with Jesus of Nazareth. But he denied, :eying, Office: 201 North Fifth the Rainbow for Girls will meet at. I know Street Eldncige. Carl. 19-2072 6.71 not, neither understand Thursday, April Ilth the Masonic Hall at 7 pm. An I what thou sayest. And he went Ellis. Kenneth Loren, 19-2161 The Dorothy Circle of the First out into the porch; cock a 54.24 101114t.lon a ill be held. and the crew. And a maid saw Announces Night Office Hours Freedman. C. E.. 19-2474 4.37 Baptist Church WhiS will meet at • • • him again, and began to say to them that stood by, This Caddie. Gordon. 19-2338 4.3'1 the home of Mrs W F. Steely, Olive is one of them. And he denied it again. And a little Tuesday and Thursday - 7:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. • Gardner, William E 19-2561 Extended, at 9 30 &m. after, they that stood by said again 18.08 • • • to Peter, Surely thou Gilbert. Yvonne, 19-2661 37.62 art one of them... But he began to curse and to swear, Days - 8:00 a.m.-5:30 The Flint Baptist Church WMS p.m. Gray. Ruh Keys, 19-2747 7.81 PERSONALS saying, I know not this man of whom you speak. And will meet at the church at 7 p.m. Grief. James D., 19-2773 the second time the cock crew. eter 4.37 • • • called to mind - Closed Wednesdays - Hale. Leonard, 19-2881 4.31 The South Murray Homemakers William T. Esker, 419 South the word that Jesus said unto htiktfore the cock crow Eighth Street, Hendricks. Joe, 19-2106 6.75 Club will meet at the home of Mrs has returned home twice thou shalt deny Me thrice. And when he thought after spending the winter months in - Telephone - Hick.s. William T_, 19-3172 55.37 Perry Carat, North Sixteenth thereon, he wept."-St Mark 14: 67-72. Street Tampa, Fla. Hill. Mrs. Annie, 19-3181 675 Extended, at 1:30 p.m. Office 753-6642 • • • • • • Res. 753-6391 11-3311 9.12 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lansden. 603 Holcomb, Thursday 11th Mary. 19-3250 4.37 Vine Street. Murray, Grove 126 of the Supreme Pored announce the Holmes, Leon C.. 19-32'74 birth 28.12 Woodmen Circle will have its reg- of a son. Christopher Lee, Presbyterian Meet Hopkins. Herold, 19-3306 13 62 ular dinner meeting at the Womae's weighing nine pounelS 11 s Ounces. Jenkins, Charles born on Monday. Held At The Church' W. 19-3565 ...... • • ... 4.50 Club House at 6 30 April it Mrs. Lens- pm. Mrs. Charles Simons was hostess Jones, • • • dell was the former Miss Cheryle C. W., 19-3645 11.56 Jean Clubb. daughter of Mr. and for the meeting of the Cora Graves EASTER SAVINGS Jones, J. L. - Pate, 19-3747 III Friday. April 12th GALORE at ' Mrs D E. Clubb, Circle of the Worn/ins Ass0Clallull Lakeland. Inc.. 19-3973 The Phebian Sunday School Class and granddaugh- EMGE 106 45 ter of Mr and Mrs. Barney Weeks of the College Presbyterian Church Lakeland, Inc. 1.9-7874 of the First Baptist Church w11lt. 156.34 Murray. held on Wednesday evening at eight WH01.11 !GA Lar.gmire, meet at the Triangle Inn at 6:301 SAVE Elmer, 19-4021 6 75 °clock at the church. p.m with group LII in charge Lassiter, D E.. 19-4035 of The Bible study and program ON. 9 12' arrangements. Mr and Mrs. Alan McAllister and Ledes. Claude from the book, "The New Com- P. 19-4118 9.11 • • • hters. Meredith. Sarah, a n d EASTER Lee. Glen, 19-4131 (Army. of Cincinnati, munity', was led by Mrs (Merles 14.96 The Renlake Homemakers Chdi Qh,10. Wilt Lee. Jesse. spend the Easter holidays with Mrs. Obert. 19-4134 ...... 4.37 will have an all day meet at the HAM Nam McAllister's The circle chairman, Mrs Simons, Lea IS, R. H.. 19-4164 home of Mrs Grover Lovett parents, Mr. and Mrs. 4.37 at 10 presided at the meeting and served AT Lochion. Herbert. am The lemon on "Salads" Charlie Crawford, 1610 West Main 19-4214 will be refreshments to those present. given by Street. Lovett, Brey. 19-4221 Mrs Lovett. • • • IGA! 67Sa.di4.37 • • • • • • Luten. S L. 19-4255 4.37 Mrs. 0. B. Geurin and Mrs. Ted .• Madison. Monday, April lf•th , Dai,iel E., 19-4274 Lash and -9.13 The Calloway County High School children sill leave Friday Classifieds lb Maness. Edward L. 3,9-4298 to spend the 5.37 Parent - Teacher Association will spring vacation aith 13 your shopurog Mt with Maness. Eaward 1.._. Mr Leah near Columbus. Read Ledger's 1124 meet in the library room of the Otuo, Mrs. many lop aually IGA Maness, Luther. 19-4301 Lash is completing the requirements vsKros 11.59, school at 7:30 pm. you and your camly, 39 Mards, Fred, 19-4324 • • • for her degree from Murray State me sul.• to enjoy this Luise 1516 College this semester Martin. Nick, 19-4358 The Penny Homemakers Club will They will also We guara01••t• 4.37 visit Mr and Mrs. Joe Cunningham .aur food mush Enure Ham Marvin. Bob. 19-4361 meet at the home cif ban Hugh eau our 6.56 •1• Johnson at 12.30 pm. and Mr. and Mrs. Alton Riddle. - For Rent - 1•41,0n.Cuarsiplatlaf SHANK HALF lb. 39e Matheson. Stuart, 19-4316 437 • • • • • • ...also MAI alontrey. Clyde W 19-4618 Rime Haw 13.17 Tuesday, April 16th Mooney. Josh, 19-4634 1 FLOOR SANDER BUTT HALF 4.37 The Suburban Homemakers Club Grace H'yott Circle lb. 49€ Mooney. Jessie & Lula Niichaux 13 *7 will meet at the borne of Mrs. Glen 2 FLOOR EDGER Moore. Bertha U, 19-4636 Holds Regular Meet 675 Suns. Meadow lane, at 7 p.m. 3 HAND SANDER WIENERS }..„ All Meat pkg. 39' Ninety-Five Drive-In, • • • 19-5075 45.56 Mrs Alfred Lindsey opened her Outland. 4 RUG SHAMPOOER Stable, 19-5232 The Christian Women's Fellow- home on North Eighth Street for 41 04 POLISHER BACON Emge Mild ( ure. Thick Slice 2-1b. pkg. Parrish. Noel, 19-5421 ship of the First Christian Church the meeting of the Grace Wyatt 5 FLOOR 89( 8.87 will GIFT Paschali, Out, 19-5496 meet at the church at 9 30 am Circle of the Woman's Association 6 POWER SAW 4 90 Members note change from •ariND, Phillips, Johnny, 19-5803 the year of the College Presbyterian Church SAUSAGE Emge Pure Pork - cell roll-lb. 351 33.87 7 POST HOLE DIGGER Piety. Robert, 19-5618 held on Friday morning at nine- 9 12 thirty o'clock. $ LAWN ROLLER bsohxlrloefy 2 Gay Pol. Frank H..19-5638 Bridal Breakfast 1 r 990 437 The interesting program on -Tar- • CYCLONE SEEDER Prescott, Wilma. 19-5677 GIFT' NYLON HOSE 25 74 Held At get -Africa" was presented by Mrs. Prince, Clara & Robert, 19-5684 Triangle 10 ELECTRIC DRILL ".:80110 11 50 Leroy Cunningham. 4, Prince, It M.. 111-M96 For Miss Jones Mrs Lindsey. chairman, iirssided „. 4.37 Mrs. Owens' Pure Strawberry or Cherry Kraft - Full Quart Prince. Robbie. 19-5687 .. at the business meeting and ilinved 7429 Miss Wylene Jones, bride-elect, STARKS HARDWARE Ray. David, 19-5772 coffee and rolls to the members 4.37 was complimented aith a breakfast Himmel, present. Charles E & Eugene K. !ogle at the Triangle F'1;, PRESERVES Qt. 59* 132.13 Inn on Saturday :GI MAYONNAISE-49° Rcee. Billy M . 19-5986 morning at ten o'clock. 4.37 IGA Large Twin Bag IGA Tomato • Simmons. Kenneth, 19-6304 Hostesses for the prenuptial . 6.57 oc- Smiley, Otto &Mary, 19-6333 caaion aere Miss Beulah Wooten, .he 6,75 Mrs Smith, Billy Joe. 19-6341 John Randolph. Miss Carme- Use- POT. CHIPS- - 39° JUICE - ige. Wes. can 25 437 lite Talent. Smith. Ern, 19-6355 and Mrs_ Lawrence R. 9.12 Reeder. Miracle Aid, Ass't Flavors Large Smith. Joe C.. 19-6377 .GIFT Angel Food 4,37 The honoree w as presented Smith. Maurice, 19-634 a k•RedIV: ... 46.86 lovely pure linen dinner cloth and flima0 Smith. T. R., 19-6414 . napkins DRINK 10 Sc Pigs 39° imported from Belgium CAKE 31 04 and 29° Stephenson. J E. 19-1577 also a personal gift for her trouaseau 43'? IGA Fruit Del Monte Green Taylor, G. R.. 19-6750 . . by the hostesses. or White 5 57 Taylor. Corsages of white 303 Mary Hilda. 194760 carnations were GIF1 7098 presented to Thorn, Henry D.. 19-6824 t h e honoree. Miss COCKTAIL _ ,Jeans$1 ASPARAGUS 11 c: 37( 60 Jones. her mother. Mrs. Thorn, Thelma, 19-6832 Everett 19 64 Jones. and her mother-in-law to Orange-Plneappie, Grape or Fruit Drink Todd. Kenneth E 19-6901. 29 17 be. Mrs. Joe Bell white, by the Travis, John, 19-6918 hostesses 4) 46-0s. Wear 4 31 -ins, Elisabeth, 19-7110 Other guests were Misses Øfl 8.5 10 Alice SIFT' HI-C DRINK .110 Cans White, A L., 19-7339 Moye. Judy Foster, Martha Jones, ()jJ 5.57 Williams, Charles, 19-7458 Evelyn Linn, Mesdames Loyd Block, 4 37 William Wipams. Mary L, 19-7511 Hobbs. Ray Roberts. Gant * -:: SAVE ON FRESH PRODUCE AT IGA * * 286 Golloday. Do Willis. Witham, 19-7532 ug 155Garrett and 476 Guthrie Churchill. Willis. William, 19-7533 3.5 24 LETTUCE Large Solid headse I t Windsor, John H Estate, 2Pc) , 21V 4.37 Wyatt, Glen E.. 12-7725 -"" 23 37 Merreweather, Hershel, 19-7979 RADISHES Fresh Red - le hag 4.37 Perry, Kennett, Help 5'.' 13059 anted 4 37 , - GRADED SCHOOL D1sTEICT - -GREEN ONIONS Fresh Tender Arnold. . Lcryd ifted,. 19-00082 bunch 10* 51 80_ Banks. Willie Nelson, 19-00151 WAITRESSES 21 23 To Have U.S. Banks. Willie hatiaon, 19-01153 POTATOES No. 1 New Red 738 5.Z . 39* Beaugard, Georgia 19-00226 and and 5 23 Berry. Mrs Grace. 19-00248 . 42 39 To Hold - SAVE OUR - Berrp. Joseph N 19-00250 ..... 12238 CURB HOSTESSES Blalock. Raymond. 19-00304 9893 Bogard, Ralph, 19-00327 • 'AFT 110 18 K_E3 F=6s a TRADING Cunningham, Wildie. EIS • BOND': STAMPS 19-00642 23.53 Cunningham, Willie, 19-00644 Apply in Person "Pirs2.0. 14.89 DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS Cunningham. Willie 19-00645 No Phase Calls Please GET PREMIUMS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 12.nt Every Keepsake Ring is beautifully styled to . Dublin. 0. 0, 19-00988 Age 18 or Over 12 77 enhance the full brilliance of the diamonds. Re- rt Futrell. Dorris ilk klaris, 19-01317 14 89 • member, you can pay more but you can't buy a - GIFT' Ganunands, Loa. 19-01336 469 finer diamond ring than Keepsake. The name .7110N1r,; Gilbert, Vernon & Martha 7 "Keepsake" is in the ring and on the tag. t 38 Kavanaugh Harding. Bert. I.G.A. 19-01587 Jerry's Foodliner 738 k Houston, Henry L., 19-01823 9623 • Monday thru Thursday - 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday & Saturday LliPuLse, Robert K., 19-01904 DRIVE-IN - 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. 71 43 Jackson, Vera. 19-01981 RESTAURANT 4 69 Johnson, Charles Estate. FURCHES tROW, 19-02038 7.38 South r2th Street JEWELRY .lohnstai, Freeniiiii. 19-02048 72 Murray, Ky. " Johnson, Freeman, 19-02049 20393

• • EDNESDAY - APRIL 10, 1983 THE LEDGER MURRAY, TIMIS - KENTUCKY PAGE FIN"! - APRIL 10, 1983 FIVE DAY FORECAST By United Press international LOUISVILLE ,urt - The advan- WHEN WILL MS BE CURED? ced forecast for Kentucky for the five-day period, Thursday through Say when... with your dollarsl Monday: NCO. Temperatures will average 4 to HELP FIGHT MULTIPLI SCLIIRCISIS ,PL 0-111001 8 degrees below normal east to near OAN 00." normal west. Kentucky normal mean 55. •nalSeMe Louisville normal extremes 66 and 42. oven, automatic washer, $1850. New NOTICE REGARDING ESTATE Slight warming trend after to- ten $3550. Used FOR SALE wide from ones from AUCTION SALE OF PEA.RLIE B. McNUTT; DE- night, turning cooler .during Lb, $1195. Matthews Trailer Sales, High- CEASED weekend. 1 300 GAL. DABS - KOOL MILK way 45, Mayfield, CH 7-9066. a23c Ty Florist AT THE HOME OF ROSE Radfor4, boat, good condition. WIlson Ru- Jeeet McNutt, Floyd McNutt, DON'T SELL YOURSELF deceased, 606 N. 16th St., Saturday Tnisitees for said estate, authianiz- ijiip,,n Route 2, Kevll, Ky., near and Iron McNutt, HeAlls sit La's' SHORT! morning, April 13 at 10:00 am. ed to pay all lawful clasps, lit Location" veiaceville. Phone Chute 816-4355. FOR RENT aired Widow of Peeille B. McNutt, RECESSION-DEPRESSION Household goods including pract- any, presented to him accorduig allc Dec-oasiod, Who cLed on or about PROOF BUSINESS suite, kitchen to law. All claims: should be ically new living room February 14 1963 have agreed ZICA 1 b.7..) - 5 ROOM HOUSE, 2 BEDROOMS, EXCEPTIONAL HIGH vacuum tessisirted prior to April 11, 1943. ANISH MODERN LIVING Room table and chairs, new tx) d..Lpixiwe wwth acirnmastrattaiun modern, near City Limits. Call 753- EARNINGS steads, Any claLm,s not presented cm or t with top quality faun custuona. cleaner, electric stove, Lied of Cr.ie etitate of saki Pearne B. 2987. alOc PART - TIME - WORK before the 8th dray of December, ARTISTIC WORK new T V antenna Dial 753-3361. several sets of springs and mattres- McNutt and will present applwa- FOR ADDED INCOME 1963, Shall be forever barred. it• ses, feather bed, pillows and quilts, Wog. alsd rysiut onice ciegpontsipig BOOKS Reliable {WV imir"•• mtamii cl dishes, radios, dresser, 2 large TIM,itie tith day of Mani, TRA NICE NEW HOUSE IN NOTICE. female. wasted for this arse to with alcknunoatiriatutrn end cundirm- the ,,rid famous RCA. and wool rugs and otner items too num- 1963. well Manor Subondslon. MUM be SYleanta rattam of appi.eirratnune' of Jtr,ise TELEVISION and KAI):0 TI-1311,Z sold erous to mention. Terry Shoemaker, Imo McNutt. 1 to appreciate. through our latest modern type tube McNutt or; Trustee tor saki estate Call 753-3903. Jessie McNutt IN ANSWER TO YOUR Requests' Settee and maroliesdletaS units. Will Audtbneer. alto to Judge %linen 0. Miller, Callo- 000 Olive 11.12c not interfere with your present em- Floyd McNutt we are extending our special offer ployment. way Cowley Court, on the 1 Ith m6,13,20,27a3,10e 1964 MERCURY SUPER 10 Out- until Easter. You get one 8x10 To qualify you must bare' HELP WANTED day of Aprill, 118.486.00 Cash Await/0,1e Immediately. MALE 1963, at 10:00 42,1".14U aton.4.1. 1•••• used very little &awe photo, six postcard photos for only car. 5 spare hour* weekly o'clock am. leeway OVeilltitUi. /ail:SWUM $4.95. This regular $9.50 offer is Should net up to $500 00 per mouth In C7PPOR1'UNITY-FOR 1963 - FOR Your spare time This eumPshY will people who are looking for a tab or Fat( UUtit.r.-. $1.14.0.1. LAW sad-i10,441 Gays limited to babies and children to 12 extend llnatielal asslettence to full tinie Jessie MeNtIllt„ Floyd McNutt, 453-1119X nights. years. Love's Studio, 503 Poplar, if desired 130 out au•sier unless !IDLY who are dissatisfied with then' pres- end Inm McNutt, slate; helm at ARV qualifed for Ire Unit and lliveYtment TIME and Large company has pertn- 1 Street, Murray, Ky. al lc Income starts immediately. ent Job low and widow of Puts.-illie B. Mc- Merton FRIGIDAIRE • • anent position to be filled by April REFRIGERATOR. • • Business is set up for you. Nutt, hereiby give ricrac* that any TEMPERATUIR Excellent condition- 13, 1963 that was caused by promo- DAY OR NIGHT Call 753-1421 Or • • We secure locations. anI actl claims of any nature 753-3790 tions Our people know of this ad. alter 4 p.m. alio WILL CONTRACT TO MOW yards • • Selling, soliciting or experi- against the agate cit Pearhe B. Some positions start at $150 per 6363 all summer. Cell 753-4526 allc ence not necessary. McNutt be suberinted, properly 75: Street 10 hour, others with possible earnings DIAL tu CIGARETTE VENDING mach- For personal interview in your verifssd acts inizig to law, to: In excess of $6,000 00 per year Must ines. In operation now. Those in- city, write, please include phone Mr. JusIse McNutt, Trusuee terested be over 21, have average intelligen- HOtIrl write Box 341, Cadiz, Ken- number. 1405 Waie Malin Street ce, commuting PEOPLES BANK tucky giving name, address. Will W1NTIP TELEVISION and live in distance MAITtlfy, Kentucky, --1 of Murray. For confidential inter- contact. alOp • P.O. Box 3373 p.m.-2:00 p.m. view contact Mr. Washburn at the en, is the pension designated Youngstown 12, Ohlo Murray, Ky, LICAPOR Holiday Inn Motel in Paducah. Ky., shri wIriFunv and heirs at LIGHT WALNUT 8-PC. DINING TO BUILD BUILDING slip km tes WHY NOT NOW? p.m. for lac Friday, April 12th from 10:00 a.m. • room suite, good condition. Priced hamburger chain. Best loca- to tion in town desired. Write tit_ al1c sell. Call also Moo and 11111441111111•1111111111111111MINP" bathroom add Cackle, Locust & Rt. 45, Harrisburg, Would an extra bedroom or CARD OF THANKS SOLID MAHOGANY GATE LBO al5p FEMALE HELP WANTED to livability ... a porch, patio, or basement dining room, dropleaf table, with The family of Nat Simpson ex- for farm, woodlot enjoyment? If you have four chairs, like playroom increase new. Call 753-1836 PRACTICAL NURSES. NURSES presses deep appreciation for each after 5:00 pin. alio [SERVICES OFF(RED act of kindness extended at the such dreams, note that we have funds to lend s. 753-6391 aides. 70e to 80c per hour Cook death of our husband, father and SPECIAL BARGAIN THIS WEEK $200.00 per mont h. Meadowview —at low cost—for making them realities. DAY TIME BABY STTTING grandfather. only. 43 ft. Buddy, clean, two bed- JOB wanted. Phone 753-3928. Rest Home, telephone Farmington Especially we wish to thank our Came in and talk it over with usl rooms. $1695. 41 ft Marathon. wall alO 345-2116. al2c friends and neighbors, Doctors Hugh Houston and Don Hughes, the hospital staff, the flower donors, f7xi Ores! Amoriosh Novo/ Today singers, Rev. Milton Clapp. and Rev. POULAN43B • of Eerie Mathis, and the Max Chur- WINTER Loal, and compoct but. 'with if OUR OillieTIIIINT chill Ftineral Home. . lowoh pz•ousil By May each of you be a0 ridgy th• tools hoe the toys in its price and DIRECT $19995 ICA JOHN STMIN111111 JC•- power /96.2 blessed in your hour of need. DRIV,E rEi0 BANK of Nobel PH.zeivinne.. Mrs. Nat Simpson Mrs. Hassel Windsor ihe " Mrs. Charles Chambers Sykes Bros. Lumber Co. ,11.s l'Th;11 11 I 'Cult. •. . "Only God sees the -.retev lam ,; 1 i T Ni is a lovely %mutt; ;Jai t [Awl' ways were New Concord Road tall. out even Gtnit .re ItS narbur slice I eel The riitia) Manager, the anything about- It." HOG MARKET • one, is council, Federal State Market News Serv- sheltered from the the Ridges, the pollee "1 wish a knew what you're marl-least were ice, April 10, 1963. Kentucky Pur- screamers by as on- eternal rne 'Down Man• trying to tell me to (.143." shore island l'he village age, sold equipment to the chase-Area Hog Market Report in- I WAC SO DEPRESSED T3OALe 1401.0 DEPRESSED "I wish i did too If I dui, -Alcorn about s complex of M- township. arid tne midges fixed cluding 9 buying stations. Estimated I BOUGHT NERDELSSOHN'S VAIN YOU 6ET? I neva do it myself. Bang CAN iami waters fed oy the tides, traffic tickets as they 'Inc tot receipts 660 Barrows and gilts CONCERTO, BRAWN'S' SECOND Were Ion't get to be presi- which at ebb and flow drive as iong that they dio :tot re- steady 10c higher No. 1. 2 and 3 180 PIANO CONCERTO AND HANDEL'S dent. A man with a ftsIlul 01 WIICI Mee. through narrow member it as illega, pract,re- to 230 lbs $1350 to $1375. Few No. I ST.CEQUA'S DA'/.. Iliteck does I guess I'm trying ODE 39! ccannels from the at least the (»eke 1110 to 220 lbs. 213.85 to sttoo. harbor sad mkt • "as. No. 1 to say. Grab anything tow Toes the sea. Seine normal men, they surely and 3 235 to 210 lbs. $1225 to $13.60. gy It may not come did oot consider if arouncl No. 1, 2 and 3 150 It is not a crowded or an immoral again." to 175 lbs. $11.013 to urnan town except for the All men are moral Only their $13.50 No. 2 and 3 sows 400 to ROO "You're a philosopher, Joey, 11). 39, great houses of the long-gone neighbors are not. lbs $10.26 to $11.25 No 1 and 2 Boo • financial phoosorrei whalers. the dwellings are Joey Murphy came into the to 40 Olbs. $11.00 to $1250. 4-4 small anis neat, distributed store for ma afternoon refresh- '1 got to get bark Mr. Baker's lb. 49* among fine old trees. ment as rue cho every day now going to New York to- --NANCY by Ernie Busbmiller that the weather was warming morrow for a few days. tie a Communities, it K e people. He waved the bottle toward the busy aa a Dug," — — — pkg. have periods of health and MUCH SETTER, THAT V/AS 39( cold counter "You should "What about ?" --- SHE'S TAKING A times or sickness ever youth put in DOCTOR -'-- a wale fountain," "How do I know' But I sepa- ONE OF and age, nope and despondency ne said to HOW'S BATH W THOUT BEING ice - 2-lb. pkg. Ethan. rate the mall He $ Deers get- THAT MEDICINE NEW 89e rherr eras • time svnen a few NANCY THE TOLD 'And grow four new arms, or ting a lot from Albany.' YOU GAVE towns ilke Ness Baytown fur- split into two clerks? You for- "Polities?" TODAY? nished the whale oil that lIghtei: HER WAS] MIRACLE - cell roll-lb. 35' get, neighbor Joey. I "I only separate it. I don't the Wertern YVorlio Student don't own WONDERFUL DRUGS toe store ' read it. Be seeing YOU Gran ✓iey Gay lamps .4.Dxtoto and Cambridge -You should." the gold ring tor a free nde " drew fuel from this American of 2 pair f) "Must I tell you my sad The tittle buying spurt be- 9e out ts wt. And ttlat• pet rigsum. story of the death of kings" tween five and six came on rock oil traished out n th-nn "1 kniev your story You schedule. The NUR. held Mick oy sylvania anti cheep Kerosene didn't Know your asparagus daylight-saving. was still nigh called eon. ,11 took the place from a hole in the itouble-entry and the streets light as mid- 'of whale oil anti retired most bookkeeping. You nad to 'earn afternoon when Ethan closed of the sea minters. Sulawesi or the hard way. Now wait-Out the front doors and drew the fAISE- 49° the despair fell on New Bay- YOU learned." green shades. Then, reading town perhaps an attitude from "Small good It does me.' from • list, he gathered the Which it did not recover. -You don't even know you've Supplies to carry home and put eassoe- Other towns not Lou far away learned. And you've still got a them all in one big sag. ••- a. 16-04. can 25° grew and prospered on other broke state of mind. Junk it, With his coat and hat on, he proUlicts and energies. but New -Mr. Hawley. Junk it. took the folded lined pages Ethan." ..."=••11, Baytown. whose Whole living" "Than ks " from his wallet, made a little A-11-BIE AN' SLATS by Raebarn Yon Skimp force had been in square•rigged "1 like you. When la Mariano envelope for them of waxed snips end whales. sank Into tor- going to Italy?" paper. Then, opening the 29° por rite snake of population "He holm t said. Tell me, Joey enamel door to the Works of crawling out from New York -how DO ✓ White rich is he' No, don t. the cold counter, he slipped the I LOOK AS FUNNY y- YOU LOOK AS WE 014-- - passed New Baytown by. leav- 1 know you're not supposed to waxy envelope In a cornet be- AS I FEEL, BROTHER LOCK, BROTHER . AND SORRY.' SINCE YOU WILL SOON HAVE THE ing it to its memories And, as talk about clients" hind the compressor and closed NATHANIEL? WE DO NOT CONSIDER.. F-REEDOM OF TH/S IS canan usually happens, New Raytown "I can rupture a rule for a the metal door on it VILLAGE, IT 7US-1 37( MUCH OURSELVES FREAKSII: people persuaded themselves friend. Ethan. I don't know all Under the cash register on a ECGT" YOU NOT ATTRACT TOO that they liked It that way. Ma affairs, but if our account shelf he found the dusty and ATTENTION IN YOUR EXOTIC They were spared the noise and means anything, I'd say he is. dog-eared Manhattan telephone CL S'TH NG. THESE 46-0g. 890 litter of summer people, the He's got his fingers in all kinds book, kept there for emer- HABILIMENTS WILL 'garish glow of neon signs, the of things - MAKE YOU SEEM ('ans piece of property gency orders to the supply spending of tourist money and here, vacant lot there, some house. Under U, under United ONE OF 115 tourist razzle-dazzle. beach front houses, and a bun- States. under Justice, Dept of IGA * Oniv a few new notifies were dle ot flrat mortgages big . His finger moved down the built around the fine inland, around as your waist." polumn past "Antitrust Div US waters Rut the snake of popu- "But it's all on the level. Court House, Customs Div, De- lation continued to writhe out isn't It? I mean well you tention Hdqtra, Fed Bur of In- 2'DR 29 and everyone knew that sooner read all the time nbrilll -well, vestgatn," and under it, "Immi- or later it would engulf the drugs and rackets and things gration & Naturalization Svee, village of New Raytown The - like that." • W Sway, BA 7-0300, Nights local people longed for that and "I wouldn r know about that Sat Sun & Holidays OL 6-5588," hated the idea of it at the He don't tell Ills business He said aloud, "OL 8-5888- • - bunch 10° same time. The neighboring around Draws sonic MIL puts OL 6-5888 because Ws late.' towns were rich, spilled over some back And 1 don't know And then he spoke to his -Lb.39, LIL ABNER by Al Caip with loot from tourists, puffed where eise he et.hits You notice canned goods without looking -eflBa with epode, gleamed with the 1 down tell his balance." at them. "If everything's greet house., of the new rich. didn't ask" , proper and aboveboard, no- !-)( tr-- (-W;F EVA"! SOMEONE REPULSIVE OR New Baytown talked of the "Tye put • lot of thought on body gets hurt." NOTI-4 SEAT 0' MARRY NCI! AH Lit AN' -61-/Le- old days and of flounder and you. Ethan." Ethan went out -the alley -KE MEP. NOT- MAH I5 WANTS SOMEONE. when the weakfish would start -Why 7" door and locked it. He carried WEAK!! Tl-1AR'S A SARTIN running "Maybe because Tm a Nosy his bag of groceries across the YAR-OLE TO BMW!! 516 ONES, REASON VOI slimmer HEART!! Spring Is late and Parker. Failure is a state of Street to the Foremaater. The LIKE YOS 'S late at New Baytown, but when mind It's like one of those sand grill was noisy with ooektaUere DO TREAT ME GOTTA REPULSIVE MARRY ilt comes It has a soft, wild, traps an ant lion digs. You but the tiny lobby where the LE A DA\N'G ME!! TO ME!! LY it • and ,ffpeelill sound and smell keep sliding back. Takes one public phone booth stood was and feeling hell of • lump to get out of it. deserted. He Plowed the glass In June the happy seed of You've got to make that Jump, door, put his groceries on the .,.rnmer germinates. -Where 5th. Once you get out, you'll floor, spread his change on the shall we go over the glorious find success is a state of mind shelf, inserted a clime, and Fourth of July? . . . It's get too." dialed. idliner ting on time we shouM be plan- "Is It a trap too?" --- veng our vacation " "If it is -it's a better kind." Ethan will have refteoe tn - 7 Cm. to 8 p.m. New Baytown had slept for "Suppose a Man makes the bike hi• son to task as John long time The men who got Jump, and someone else gets latelnbeiek's beet-sailer novel 'red it, politically, morally. tromped." continue* here tomorrow. . tie Winter of Our Discontent, by John Steinbeck Copyright C 19111 by John Steintieck All rlxhia reserved.

• (I eACIE SIX THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY -- APRIL 10, 1963

EASTER SPECIALS JUST IN TIME FOR EASTER! — ATTENTION — Entire Stotck - Children andSub-Teen 2- AND 3-PIECE Mary Lou's Dresses 10% off Knit Suits 1/3 off Bring Your Bicycles In Now Girls LADIES SPECIALTY SHOP Hats & Purses 10% off Blazers 1/3 off For Expert Repair! South Side Shopping Center BOYS Just Off the Hazel Highway Suits - Hats - Caps - Spring Coats 1/3 off We have a complete Service Department Murray, Kentucky to handle all bike needs! 10% Off ONE GROUP Open 9 a.m 'T11 9 p.m. For Your Sports Wear reduced MURRAY HOME AND AUTO STORE THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY Shopping Convenience ONLY The Campus Casual Your Authorized Dealer For KIDDIES KORNER Schwinn Bicycles "WE MAJOR IN MINORS" 100 North 15th Street Dial 753-2895 305 Main Street Murray, Ky. Dial 733-2571 For Your HEADLINE HAIR STYLES REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT NEEDS Let our staff of skilled Cosmetologist work their magic on you. Head into Spring by bier than ever. Let us style your hair in its most flat- tering lines, making sour hair your crowning glory. FREEMANJOHNSONClta KUT' N KURL Sotals Bide Showing Center Dial 753-1682

"More House For Your Money" See Us Today At Our New Location In The tutu ts giant giLA . SOUTH SIDE SHOPPING CENTER . . . Owners and Managers Just Off The Hazel Highway DIAL 753-2731 THE MURRAY INSURANCE AGENCY Peoples Bank Building Dial 753-4751 FOR THE LENTEN SEASON IT'S SHRIMPLY WONDERFUL!

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- ATTENTION BUILDERS - THIS WEEK'S EASTER SPECIALS * MOWERS 215-LB. 17):"N SHINGLES 1i I CHEVROLET Half-Ton Corvair Pickup. Radio, KELLY'S Charcoal Gray - Wrapper Slightly Damaged heater, 4-speed transmission, spotlight, white per tire, A little sharpie. * TILLERS $5.95 PRE-HUNG - 32' - 36" '58 CHEVROLET * RIDERS PEST CONTROL Aluminum STORM DOORS * TRACTORS * TERMITE CONTROL $21.93 '57 FORD 2-Dr. Fairlani' 7.501)", $47g Radio. heater, white tires, a good sound car. Get Them Now * ROACH WATER 4.7 Priced. for East( r At AND BUG

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