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• • 'UST 28, 1962 41 Selected As A !et Ronfla Kestetly Costattstinfty Melvin:1Oct alendar C • w September 9 annual reunion of In iy County residents Largest at Palmer Park, God Circulation In Mich. Each one es The City d. We Urged Trust )WVIEW Zirculation In ING HOME The County 1 PA% 11.:141% MODERN ISO 11051K United Press International IN OUR 83rd YEAR 3ern mat Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, August 29, MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 lie,kot, Shop. Pie. 1962 Vol. LXXXIII No. 205 amsomm•••1., I $1M7 au is, mains • II, -Conditioning D ROCTR ONS Bible a...141411a State Meeting Murray Institute At Body Of Ohio Man Lions Mayfield To Begin VVSCS To Hear Recovered Tuesday The speaker for the fall opening -MURRAY. Ky. lun — The body Presided Over Club Sponsors assembly at Baptist Bible Institute Chaplain End Of Paving From of Robert Hall, 33. Columbus. RAY will be the Reverend Bob C. Junes, •IN TIMEATIIIIIE Ohio, was recovered 4ate Tues- 7Al'.. ' pastor of the Northside Baptist day about 200 feet from where By Mrs. Church, Mayfield. Hart Meet At Hazel The opening Fort Campbell Hall drowned in Kentucky Lake 5 - Start 7:15 date is Monday, September 3, Sunday. 1907. aad the hy.iur tor the assem- Hall drowned when his small Near An Program Kentucky members of. the No- organizational meeting at nig Tonite bly is 10:00 o'clock Captain Jimmie Yarbrough, - tienal League of American Pen Hazel was held , by the Murray in the morn- boat stalled in the path uf an on- ing. The public is chaplain with the First Airborne Women met in the Magnolia Room Lions Club last night with a cordially invited coming towboat and was run down to attend this Battle Group, 506 Infantry, Fort of The Campbell House. Lexing- group of citizens who have shown service. by the larger craft. The city paving program for , rop Drite would be paved as soon Baptist Campbell, Ky., will be the guest 11111111111 ton, Friday fur a luncheon and all interest in re-organizing a Lions Blair Institute begins its Calloway County Coroner Max this year is nearly completed as all residents on the street speaker Tuesday morning, Sept. business meeting. Mrs. Club there. fourteenth year of operation and Churchill today gave a ruling of according to City Street Super- had paid their part of the cost. Lochde B. 4, at 1000 o'clock in the Sanct- Hate. Fifteen members are the sixth year of opereion at accidental drowning. intendent Jimmy Billington, One street was added to the Eakin ,Murray, state president. needed uary at the First Methodist OS conducted program. before a charter can be Mayfield, the school having been tentative schedule of the paving the Mrs. Ka- obtained Church, at the General Meeting Only Waldrop Drive remains from Lions International. moved from Clinton in the sum- program Added for paving to mour—ftiPITIOWISTS therine Wilkie. Lexington, was Interest of the Woman's Society of Christ- KVNTUCKY NF.WS to be paved in one of the biggest at the meeting last night mer 1957. The enrollment for the the city on a cost share agree- elected president to take office was ian Service. His talk will be on street programs ever undertaken high and past five years has averaged about .BRIEFS ment was South Fifth Street YOUR KEYS, next year. Other officers elected every indication was "Missions in Korea." by the city. Approximately 6K5 made that the club will 100 each year. Students from Ala- extended. Work on this street AY HAVE A are Mrs. Emma Mae Frank, vice be or- Chaplain Yarborugh is a na- feet of repaving was scheduled, ganized at a second bama, Indiana, Illinois, South Da- By United Press International was completed yesterday. NNER!! presiderit. Lexington, and Mrs. meeting to tive of Byers, Texas, but he liv- in addition to the paving of 1800 be held Tuesday kota, and Tennessee, as well as LOUISVILLE. Ky. , The paving was done by M. & Olive Burs-hest. seeretaryltreasur- night, Septem- ed for 14 months in Korea, where UPI — Fred feet on Beale Street in the city Mrs George Hart ber 4th. The meeting Kentucky are enrolled ter this Tucker, an adtninistrative di Construction Company, low er, Ashland. -Mesdemes Ruth Par- will be held he first became interested in Mis- assist- cemetery and several streets Piv- day-Thursday — in the Hazel Woodmen fall semester. ant to Lt. Gov. Wilson W. Wyatt, bidder on the suimner projects ker and Wilkie, Lexington, were Hall at sions. Since that time he has ed on a cost share basis. 7:30 o'clock. injured several weeks The company bid $8.00 per ton. hostesses. visited missions in other ago in an Streets repaved have been Se- areas,. Ohio County Councilman P. L. Lassiter is The grentp voted to change the .1 District Deputy Governor Joe especially Japan. 'accident. is reported cond Street from Main to Poplar, Autry's Famed - Pat James and Lion "doing . fine" at a hospital chairman of the street committee, \\Wi organization which included two, President Ile hold,, a B A. degree from here. 700 feet; Poplar Street from 11th /1// Bethel Richardson Polls Set Up For Don Dopey Phelps, and liaron West and Frank Lan- branches — The Kentucky Hill, Melody Ranch Is attended the East Texas State College, and a of Dan- to 15th, 2600 feet. (Poplar Street meeting last night ville, former University caster are members of the corn Magic and the Kentucky Lake -- to be as represena- Wheat Quota Vote Bachelor of Divinity degree and ot Ken- widened 11th to 12th), Woodlawn Charred By Fires lives of the sponsoring tucky football player in the mitt ee. known as the Kentucky Ohapter club. a Master of. Sacred Theology de- car from Vine to Sycamore, 1.000 feet. Also present were with Tucker, has recovered Sword of the NLAPW, and to have one District Gov- gree from Perkins School of The- from and !man from Vine to Syca- LOS ANGELES (UPI — Fire- ernor Furman Lester from Hen- injuries he suffered in the Aug hiaiIPM meeting a year, the incoming pres- Polling places for the August ology, Southern Methodist Uni- more, 1,000 feet. fighters prepared a massive as- derson. state secretary, Roy Cay- 4 accident. ident to decide where and v.-hen 30 referendum on marketing quo- versity, Dallas, Texas. He is a On the cost share basis, the Murray State saul. on two giant fires today in wood of Lexington, Pat Ottman, the meeting is to be. tas for the 1063 crop of wheat member of the North Texas Con- expense of paving is shared by a desperate effort to keep them Hopkinmille, extensions chair- LOUISVILLE, Ky. EPP — A Membership in the NLAPW is were announced today by H. B. ference of the Methodist Church. residents and the city. Residents from joining and forming one man for the state. Both Caywood proposed bond issue for im- open to women who have produc- Fulton, Chairman, Agricultural The program Tuesday is being on ,each side of the street pay mammoth and Ottman are former Governors provements at General Hospital Expects 60 ed and sold within the past three front. Stabilization and Conservation sponsored by the Alice Waters one-third of the cost and the city The brushfires which have of District 43-K. will not be submitted to voters years 'material in writing, music, County Committee. The wheat Circle of the Woman's Society of pays one-third. charred nearly' 16,000 acres. in- Murray, which has asked to Imre Nov.I 6 as originally plan- lectures, or art. Application for quota ballots may be cast from Christian Service of the First Streets paved by the city this cluding Gene Autry's famed Mel- sponsor the Hazel group, has ned. County Judge Marlow Cook For Practice membership may be made with 8 a. m. to 6 p. na on Thursday, 3dethodist church. with Mrs. Gold- summer on the cost-share basis ody Ranch, to within taken on the responsibility of said Tuesday the City of Lou- any member of this organization. crept four August 30. at the is Curd as chairman. Not only have been Broach, one bloc*, aiding the new club in any way following isville and Jefferson County . Others present included Mew- miles of each other during the places: are • the members of the Wo- North lath .Street between Col- night and posed a potential dan- possible for the next several will be asked P. provide funds E dames Ketfieryn Amyx. Grassy Callowiy Co. A. S. C. Office, man's Society invited, but all lege Farm Road and the May- ger to three separate suburban months. for an architectural and engi- Some 60 candiates are expected Creek: Lena Weals Voiers, Vance- The Chairman explains that the others interested in the work of field Highway. and Farris Avenue, communities. Thomas Scruggs, manager of neering xurvey to determine the to report for the first day of burg: Alberta Atkinson, Ewing; 1983 wheat program to be voted. Missions are invited and urged one block. Fire officials directing the fight- the hazel Insurance Agency, was "true cost" of required Insprov•- football practice Saturday at Mur- Virginia Boyd Cox. editor, Worn- on in general will be the same as to hear Chaplain Yarbrough give Billington indicated that Wald- • ers said the twin blazes--both appointed temporary chairman of ments. ray State College. JETTES ma's Page,-Lexington Leaders-Hes- for the 1961 wheat crop. as di- first hand information of the roaring out of control since the group. The meeting last night Coach Don Shelton says that ter Wilson. Geneieve Murray, Sue Tues- rected by "permanent" legislition. mission work in Korea and other was held at the Miller LEXINGTON, Ky. it/ft — Neil the squad will workout twice a day--could be one some concern Funeral The 1982 wheat countries on the rim of East Asia, Mariner-2 Hailed .T.0011SITIere WitEcena Home build4n- stabilizatisK pro- G. Sullivan, 5, an attorney here day until school begins "Sept 17 ittirtnntr arrd 'Glendale." and ------gram was Editor, Lexington Herald; Dorothy authorized by special for the past 40 years, died Tues- A Major Space The first game for the Thorough still threatened the San Fernando legislation Whitfield Miles. all of Lexington; affecting the wheat- Livestock Sales day of an apparent stroke. heeds will be with East Tennes• Valley community of Sylmar. crop for 1962 Triumph Over Reds Dr. June Buchanan. Pippo 'Pas- only. He was a native of Todd Coun- see at Murray, Sept. 15. One fire had a 25-mile perime- Farm Decline In Number 39c ses. and Miss Grace Snodgrass, acreage allotments in ty and a graduate of the Univer- The Racers will be one of the ter and the other 22 miles. Lexington. Soil District 190f will be based on a minimum An official said there wae no sity of Kentucky Funeral services most inexperienced teams in the 55-million-acre national wheat al- PASADENA. Calif. OPt — The hope of immmiiate contain t. The affect of the nearly two will be held here Wednesday with Ohio Valley Conference this sea- lotment, 'and grow-era (will re- burial at Elkton. Ky. Mariner — 2 spacecraft hurtled son with only seven seniors and Breakfast wfs served to 1,300 ceive notices inches of rainfall this pint week- Supervisors of their farm allot- ••••••••••••60 leOce 04 the finifigntere before -down. Mona& To end was clearly sbense'yesterday 11IP...11 Mead, .14110, On *Mos rstaraias to ment prior to the referendum. planetary course today in quest Murray High ing 475 Mexican national mews in a noticable decline of the num- .quad. have already received notices of of a close look at the planet Ven- from Porerville, Calif. 65 South- ber of cattle and calves sold at Mike O'Riordan Is Seventeen lettermen will be Co. their (arm' allotments). us and a major space triumph back on the squad, but a great ern California Indians and 100 Be Elected Murray Livestock Yards. If at least two-thirds of the Assistant over Russia. military men from Fort Irwin, Beginning in mid-July the num- Coach many of them barely Met the re- Coaches Give -- growers voting approve quotas for Scientists at Caletch's Jet Pro- Calif. ber of cattle sold on the local quirements for a letter and are Election of two Calloway Coun- 1963-crop wheat, price support 1A)U4SVILLF., Ky. WS — Mike pulsion Laboratory WI. said the One fire, which erupted in Pa- market steadily' rose to a high far from experienced players. ty District supervisors will be held available to growers who comply OBiordan. former Murray State instrument-laden vehicle was -do- perils Canyon near Newhall, had last week of 1218 head. Tues- Shelton says that spring prae Lions Program this fall leccondMg to Lowell Pal- with their allotment will be at College star, Tuesday was named ing remarkably well." and they ravaged 8.300 acres by 11 p. m. day's sale reported only 711 head lice indicated that the Racers mer. Chairman of the District. a national average of at least assistant to head Coach Edd Kel- were confident it would fulfill its Tuesday The blaze made a fiery sold, a drop-off of 507 from last should show major improvement Nsentnating petitions must $1.82 per bushel (75 percent of low at Trinity High. mission in the unknown reaches The coaching staff at Murray sweep to the edge of the city be week. in two phases of the game—speed signed by twenty-five landowners parity.) Marketing quota penalties The 24-year-old Oltionlan, who of mace High School presented the pro- Tuesday consuming some 30 and enthusiasm. Not only did and mailed to the Ky. Division of will apply to the "excess" wheat played for a Chicago high school The 181 million mile flight of gram at the Murray Lions Club buildings. destroying 75 per cent SOLLY NEMUS FINED overall team speed seem improv- Soil and Water Resourres of growers with more than 15 team coached by Kellow, was on the Mariner-2 is programmed to meeting last night. of Autry's ranch used to film by Sept. ed, but for the first time since 21st acres of wheat who do not comply the All-Ohio Valley Conference take the vehicle on a "fly by" ITOR Coach Ty Holland brought as- numerous western films, and forc- NEW YORK lin — Nation- Shelton has been coach, the Ra- Supervisors are elected with their farm wheat allotments. second team in 1960. within 10,000 miles of Venus ear- sistant coaches Dub Ruasell, Joe ing removal of 700 satoriurn pa- for four al League President Warren Giles cers seem to have a fleet of backs suit! year terms to direct U the quotas are not approved ly in December An electronic eye Cartwright and basketball coach tients as it blitzed out of the can- the affairs of fined New York Met coach Solly who have enough speed to keep Soil Conservation by the * necessary two-thirds of NOW YOU KNOW will then peer through the-mantle Larry Bale. The staff presented yon. Districts and Hemus $75 Thursday for his al- defenses honest. furnish leadership to the Conser- those voting. 'there will be no of cloud that perpetually shrouds After the East Tennessee game. the season outlook pointing to All available ambulances and tercation with umpire Frank By United Press International vation program in the District. quotas or marketing penalties for the earth's nearest planetary the Racers will play two straight Murray's severe loss by gradua- cam were' rushed to Olive View Walsh during Tuesday's second England's Tower of London They serve without pay. the 1963 crop of wheat, but the neighbor and try to determine on the road. Western Illinois on tion and the lack of experienced Sanitorium to remove hundreds game against the Pitsburgh Pi- housed a zoo in the 12th Century Present supervisors price support available to grow- it the environment is compatible and Eastern Kentucky E players. of patients, including about 60 in addition rates. Hems got into a heated for lions and Sept. 22, BAIT to ers who comply with their wheat leopards collected with any forms of life that We litilland has labeled this year's youngsters and many women and Palmer are: B. H. Dixon, Mar- argument with Walsh ever a dis- 1,' Sept. 29. Other games on the sche- acreage allotments will drop to King Henry I, according to the know PLIES squad a "question mark.". We'll elderly patients. None of the pa- vin Hill, Purdom Lassiter and puted foul call. • dule are with Morehead, Oct. 6, 50 percent of parity. or a national National Gsographic Society, Mariner-2, hailed as an amazing win some ball games the mentor tients was injured or seriously af- Harvey Ellis The terms of Dixon at Murray; U. T M. Oct. 13 at average of about $1 21 a bushel. guidance. success, could score a EINSES opined but we'll hive a tough fee.ted by the ordeal and they and Lassiter expire January 1st. Martin, Tenn.; Tennessee; Tech. In either case, no price sup- dramatic prestige victory- for the time with the stronger clubs such were transferred to hastily pro- Oct. 20. at Murray; Arkansas 3 port will be available on the 1963 United States, recently shaken by vided emergency quarters in State, Oct. 27. at Murray; Mid- ao Paducah and Mayfield. Murray State PiKA wheat crop Condition Of Former President to growers who do Russia's spectacular feat of orbit- 'I) UNTIL October 91h has been tenatively schools and parks. More serious dle Tennessee, Nov. 3. at /due not comply eith their farm wheat ing two manned spaceships simul- set for the Lion's cases were taken to three other Chapter Presented fressboro; Western Kentucky. Nov. Club annual acreage allotments. taneously. light bulb sale. hospitala. 10, at Murray; and Southeast Mis- Scholarship Award Proclamation of wheat market- Hoover Listed Satisfactory The closest previous fly-by of Special guests at the meeting Three buildings at the sanitori- souri, Nov. 17, at Cape Girardeau. ing quotas is directed by legisla- Venus was a Russian attempt in last night were Furman Lester, una including a $100.000 clinical tion whenever the supply of wheat 1981 that shot within 82,000 miles Henderson. Governor of District surgical building, were destroyed By MARTIN McREYNOLDS He declined0Ft LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI' -- Gret- is more than 20 percent above my how lasJtPLpossiattiodn tahse ofsp 7acae mveh(Eil;r)'s 43-K, and Roy Caywdod, state sec- by the blaze. I Plied .1 •••• INI•rn•t101.• I Hoover Herbert Haynes Dies RANCH, chen Van Bevers, a Washington the normal supply. Actually, the will be in the hospital. last retary from Lexington. A second fire that broke out NEW YORK — Former "That 'is State University senior. Tuesday total supply for 1982-63 is esti- the 'routinehard possibilityto sbate becsaamof post-e of was 412.267 miles from earth. A In Northfield, Mich. s. 753-5500 The meeting last night was held near the Placenta fire in Healey President Herbert Hoover was re- night was mated at 2.4 billion bushels — bprehtlitlieingene7galidicsitthioze.,,ishael:s.atysti. speed figure was not given, but at Martin's Chapel church with Canyon near Castaic, had con- crowned 1902 "Dream ported in satisfactory condition Girl" of the Pi Kappa 06.5 percent above normal previous speed for 6 p. m. the ladies' organization serving sumed more than 7,200 acres and Alpha Fra- today and chatting with his nurses Word has been received of the ternity, which ended its Marketing quotas have been in (EIDT) Tuesday was 7.280 miles an the dinner meal. was burning out DV control in national Just 24 hours' after he underwent death of Herbert Haynes. 86. in convention here with effect for the .past nine wheat a period of recovery and some thhoeur. rugged trrain north- of !San Fer- a corona- a three-heur operation for re- Northfield. Michigan. Haynes, who tion crops, as approved by growers danger of post-operative cumpli- The spacecraft's $185 million nando Valley. ball, rran-al ilf a turreirotis growth voting in referendums held an- in-his cat irme; regardless of age. experiment in splice was being had been ill for some time, died ver Parkers The blaze swept through the El Miss Van Revers was chosen large inteetine. nually on the question. monitored by .WI's Goldstone Monday at his home. Potero oil fields Tuesday night over two other finalists, Agnes A spokesman He laboratory Va ion In Florida f 'sr Columbia- said teats on the tracking station in the nearby Ile was employed by Ford Mo- but there were no reports of Murdaugh. Whiftier. Calif.. who Presbyterian tunas' will Mispital said Hoover take two or three desert, tor Company until his retirement Mr. ofiage. attends the University of Neeth weeks to and Groover Parker of spent a restful night and "remains namplete. A hospital JP1. officials said the trajectory a year ago. County Fire Chief Keith Kling- Carolina, and Alice Ann Edwards, Tornado Kills Three statement 32- Payne Street ht vacationing for In satisfactory condition All his Tuesday said that MWtT Of the vehicle would still have to Survivors are his wife. Daisy Winston.Salem. N. C.. a senior at several days in !radios er -said wind conditions today In Cameron, vital tumors usually are not malignant Chambers Haynes; one son, Charl- Greensboro, N. C. College. Louisiana signs remain stable H I a be corrected with a crucial mid- One of the p1aetinf interest could whip the blaze to.a point. pulse is 72. temperature 99 6 and "A polypoid lesion is usually a es Haynes; three grandchildren: The petite new Dream Girl is course maneuver enabling it to visited. by the Parke on, that it would threateu the suburb he is perfectly benign growth that may occur his mother, Mrs. Nettie Parks their 21. 5-feet-3 and weighs 113 pounds. in swing within the desired range of tour has been Sarasota's of Chatsworth. The spokesman stressed that any mart of the body," the who made ter home with him_ L.L. IE tingle The Georgetown College and CAMERON, La — A killer .. state- Venus. Gardens on Florida's lower there was 'no 'fine critical outage ment said. Other survivors are two-step est Murray State College chapters re- tornado and storm swept through They said they expected "no Come. Flamingos, during the recovery period and Discovered During brothers, Luther Parks of Cello- . 15 other rare wit ceived awards for -scholarship. the east side of tragedy-plagued Checkup trouble whatever" in performing fowl. colorful Fire Department said the former President would Lifietors said the lesion way County and Edwin Parks, tropical plantings The fraternity's "Distinguished' Cameron Tuesday night and left was dis- the direction change and jungle trails be "carefully watched for the next covered in X-rays California; and three step-sisters, are sor.ne of the Answers Two Achievement Award" was present- at least three persons dead end 'laboratory attractions found few days." tests after Hoover Mrs. Dewey Jones. Murray, Mrs. with In the gardens. ed to U. S. Surgeon Gen, Luther Thirty-nine others were known entered the Mr. Calls- Yesterday He said Hoover hospital 'TOBACCO ADVISORY Cletus Robertson of St. Louis Parker is an employee of L. Terry. injured chatted with Aug. 20 for a reuttne 7-8-9 Park.-r Popcorn nurses againiihis morning. checkup. and Mrs Emery Burnetted, Moose Cernpany. s Joe Scott. -president of Banker's Rescue workers dug through the his well Hoover Creek, Canada. SHOW service Life Insurance Co.. Okla- ruini of homes and businesses Hoover felt enough to that made a rapid recovery from The Murray Fire Department homa City. Okla., was named today in search of other victims. with his nurses after being re- a gall seine operation at the LOUISVILLE. Ky. TIP — The answered a one-alarm call yester- new national PIKA president. suc- Nearly 13 inches of rain fell turned to his room from the re- same hospital four years ago. tobacco advisory' for Kentucky and Uni*ersity Accepts NG SHOW • Weather day afternoon and a two-alarm ceeding David,, C. Powers, of New during the Storm. Streets and covery area Tuesday afternoon. The firmer President who Hiles southern Indiana 'prepared by the fire last night. York. homes in the Louisiana coastal He dropped off to sleep early in the Waldorf Towers in New U. S. Department of Commerce William Nash, Jr, Report At 4:20 p. m. yesterday the town were flooded. Tuesday night, before a !scheduled York, has spent much of his time Weather Bureau with the cooper- truck was called to Dodson Av- Cameron was nearly wiped out visit front his was, Allan and his this summer vox-ding on I w o ation of the University of Ken- William G. Nash, Jr. of Murray nory er IMAM Sim Imeimeilk...1 enue where a grass fire was in Phillips Family by Hurricane Audrey in 1957. son's wife. deed. One has a histerical theme tucky and Purdue University. will be one of seventy men and hem* • progress. The booster was used More than 500 persons were kill- No Difficulties Encountered and tthe other is at ..t his favorite Curing conditions for hurley to- four women who will comprise the Western Kentucky, - Mostly to quickly extinguish the blaze. Spends Summer Here ed by the hurricane and a tidal When Allan arrived with Dr. sport—fishing. bacco were good throughout the class to be enrolled in September 'AY sunny and a little warmer today. Last night about 10:45 the de- wave that followed. Rudolph N Schullinger, they did Hoover. called "The Chief" by area Tuesday and good curing by the University of Kentucky Fair and a little warmer tonight. partment was called to the Na- Lt. Col. James Gordon Phillips. Two to three feet of water cov- Out wake him. his came friends and asseciates, weather is expected to continue College of Medicine. ...Future" High today near 90. Low tonight tional Lumber Company on. In- his mother, Mrs. Pearl Phillips. ered streets and highways. At Schullinger. ime member of the ontinued wiirking on the bunks today and Thursday. Admission of the 74 newcomers in the mid 60s. dustrial Road where smoke had and his son, Mark, have returned least 28 house trailers were de- team of theee surgeons which after he entered the heepital. Be- According to University of Ken- next month will braise the Cori-Are The 5 a (ES7T) temperatures: been sighted, However no fire to their home in Colorado Springs stroyed and 50 residences heavily performed the operation, said fore the operation, his secretary tucky tobacco experts all a grow- of Medicine enrollment to 174 Y 1 ••• 11. Louiseille 81, Lexington 63, Coy. was found and the smoke was ap- after spending the stuniner here. damaged. Many other homes un- there were ri.) technical difficu I - went to his room every day for er Must do to cure top quality More than 700 applications; were Id import Ea—Paducah -68, Bowling parently- comiug from an -area Cola- extended his touched by the storm were flood- ties encountered. dietatiorie- -leaves with this type of weather received for the mciapirie class. Green Sfi, London 58. Hopkineyille near the ',inkling where trash friends an invitation to visit him ed by rapidly-rising water. Schullinger. -however, spent the 14urses said he liked to smoke is to open barn ventilators during Members of the clam took their INMIM00MIJ —IC Evansville, Ind:. 58, and Hunt- had been burned earlier in the anytime they might be near Col- It was still 'raining hard at night in a room adjoining Hoov- his pipe and,ohetwith!be hospital the daytime -and close them at pre-medical studies at 43 different ington, W. 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PAGE TWO THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURR ATL,10:1r. WEDNESDAY -- AUGUST 29. 1962 - THE LEDGER & TIMES 'Final Data It Looks Like All Is Well Again With The New York Yankees PUBLISHED by LEDGER k TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. lac.. Consolidation of the Murray Ledger. The Calloway Tunes, and The Times-Herald, October 20, 1928. and the West Kentuckian, January On Little With Slugging Micky' I. 1942 Mantle Flexing His $70,000 Muscles JAMES By FRED DOWN C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER the way. Mickey, who went 4-for- Bob Purkey, tapped for seven of the season and League Play I oiled hem latormattlinall lagged Don 5 in the Yankees' streak We rese:ve the rignt tc reject any Advertising. Letiers to the Editor, Mickey Mantle is flexing his -ending hits and four runs in four innings, Elston with his eighth loss for the Monday night triumph, or-Public Voice items which, in our opinion, are not for the best in- 1111 1fillMod PR= liderwaRsond $70,000 rratascies so it looks like accounted suffered his fifth defeat. Maury Cubs. Bill Virdon ins) homered terest US our for both their runs readers. NATIONAL LEAGUE Bill Cutchin, official scorer of all's well with the New York Tuesday night.' Wills stole his 73rd base-seven for the Pirates while Don Lan- fame W. IL Pct. G B. the Mantle thus has, responded to NATIoNSie REPRESENTATIVES: Little League, has compiled Yankees again. shont of the NL record for Ode drum hit a three-run homer for WALLACE WITNIER CO., 1509 Los Angeles ---••••=- 86 46 .652 the Yankees' 'lane of Madison Ave.. 'Memphis. Tenn.; the final batting averages for troubles" season. the Cubs. Time & Life Bldg., New York. N.Y.; San Fiancisco -83 48 .634 21 Remember the with five hits Stephenson Bldg.. Detroit. Mah. each team. The statistics are as great debate over in his last. seven Cincinnati 81 52'.609 51 follows: whether Mickey could prove him- at bets, enabling them to retain Willie Mays hit his 39th Khmer Roman Mejias' two-ruts double Pittsburgh Entered at the Pcsa Office. Murray, Kentucky,'for transmission as 77 55 .583 9 Yanks self a leader in the brilliant Yan- their 31-game lead over the chal- and made a brilliant lead-saving and Bob Lillis' run-producing sin- St. Second Class Matter. Louis 71 61 .538 15 Spann kee tradition of Babe Ruth and lenging Los Angeles Angels and catch of an eighth-inning drive gle gave the Colts three runs In Milwaukee 71 62 534'151 Joe Dimaggio' Minnesota Twins. by Eddie Mathews to enable Juan the fifth inning and paved the SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 13y Carrier Pierce ()) Well, it appears His homer Tues- in 111,n-ray, per week 20c, per Philadelphia 63 73 463 r day filariohal to win ha 17th game Bob Bruce to win his month 85c. In Calloway and adjoining 25 M. Ertvstbeerger 214 the argument is uver - along night was the 399th of his way for counties, per year, $3.50; else- Chicago for JuaIn--..pitched where, $5.50. 49 83 .371 37 S. Ertvstberger .060 with the chance that the Yankees career and gave Bill Stafford his the Giants. a eighth game. Carl Warwick horn- Houston 48 84 .364 38 P. Jones 373 may have hit a slump that would 11th w&i cid the season in a game sturdy six-hitter--.marred only by ered for the Colts. "The Outstanding Civic New York Del • Asset of a Community is tbe 34 99 .256 521 Dunn .375 cost them the American League cut to live innings by rain. Crandall's three-run seventh- Integrity of its Newspaper" Tuesday's Reduffis ' Campbell .333 pennant. ` Angels Whipped A's inning homer that cut the Braves' New York 2 Phila. 0, 1st. twilight Gingles 208 The Angels whipped the Kansas deficit to one run. Marichal and The Yankees. Phila. 10 New York 1, 2nd, night T. Mott 275 rebounding from Citia Athletics, 10-5, the Twins Harvey Kuenn had two hits each VEDESDAY - ACGL;ST 062 a six-game losing streak Pittsburgh 7 Chicago 6. night Payne .000 that put downed the Chicago White Sox, for Frisco. their AL leadr'in MURRAY Houston 4 St. Louis 2, night Matthews 280 jeopardy, made 2-0, and the Washington Senators Olive Won Fifth it two straight IVE -1 T 44 EAT E Los Angeles 8 Cincinnati 1, night Lowe .214 victories with a scored a 4-0 victory' over the Bill Mazer•oski'a eighth - inning 2-1 win over the San Fran. 4 Milwaukee 3, night Brandon .100 Cleveland In- Baltimore Oriodesin other Ameri- hornier gave the Pirates' 42-year dians Tuea.day Ten Years Ago Today Today's Gamea King .095 night and once can League garnes. old Diomedes Olivo his fifth win Open 6:15 - Start 7:15 Milwaukee at San Francisco Yanks again it was Mantle who showed The Los Angeles Dodgers-whip- Houston at St. Louis, night Nati ped the Cincinnati Reds, 8-1, and TONITE & THURSDAY An Uni3,11:11 la in ily reunion is being lield on the shores of Chicago at Pittsburgh. night L. Carson 207 Taylor .354 retained their 21 game National Kentucky Lake this. week with thirty-four members of the New York at Philadelphia. night K. Carson .245 Moody .104 League Isad over the San Fran- 4 Cincinnati at I.A.16 Angeles, night Turner .003 Gicm cisco Giants, who Syler family gathering from various points .167 scored a 4-3 111 of the globe. Dr. A. D. Butterworth, Preaching serviCes, will be TIsuradey's Garnet Young _mg Vanct 254 victory over the Milwaukee Bra- Health resumed at the College Pres- Hargrove Officer of Calloway County 4yterian Church New York at Philadelphia, night 263 ves. The Pittsburgh Pirates beat Health Stuiday with Dr: -A. II. Kupperud 'being the Chicago Hopkins Department announces the at Pittsburgh. night 188256 SCtaounieeY .067 the Chicago Cubs, 7-6, the Hous- grades Magicz - speaker. in the absence of the pastor, Rev. Orval Austin. Cincnnati Smith of milk sold in Murray and Oal- at Los Angeles. night .3031512 Nance .296 ton Colts defeated the St. Louis Th Murray Lions Club will canvass the town Ward Im.vay County. The on the Milwaukee at Sun Fran.. night .2::::e1103:i1 Hale .063 Cardinals. 4-2 and the Philadel- Grades are in Sword ...Jtaight of September 4th and sell brotnns. Stubblefield accordance with the 1953 Only games scheduled. 208 .306 phia Phillies took a 10-1 decision Edition EMMA Can Rev.•Andrew Perkins Lowery of the United States In of Frankfort will .be the preacher .250 after losing to the New York Mets, Milk Ordin- tt a revival. Alexander ance and Code adopted beginning Sunday night at the Chestnut Street 284 2-0, in the first game of their by the tabernacle. AMERICAN LEAGUE Armbruster Reds City of Murray. Te.itn twi-nighter. W I. I' G B McClain RI a\ mit.k cOMI.%NI' New York 78 55 586 286 Leon Wagner hit his 31st and " rneteuri.ed Henry ,000 Knight Los Angeles 74 58 561 3i .143 32nd homers and Dean Chance Mum.) kentneky slaughter calves $20.25 to $23.00; Linn PAIKV 55.5511 Federal State Market Minnesota .000 Grogan * .111 went 2 a Utaity and Cot:isms-KV cows 75 59 .560 31 6 S innings for his 12th win Geode "A" Inin•I curl *ell Nats 221 W'illoughby .000 May News 2.60--to-S-14-.-1-13sCanner and Cut- 68 64 .51.1_44 as the Angels_ kept pace with the field. Kea turkj Service AM. Brewer 273 NARRIA.L1.14 PEN.. Alta -gait ter $8.015 to $13.10; Detroit 66 65 .504 11 Yankees. Lee Thomas, Bob Rodg- tirnate " uri.,'d with a few Hornsby :256:82201cit20:1 340 HAVE YOU TRIED ALL MURRAY. Ks.. Tuesday. shelly Caruicrs down to $6.00: Baltimore 66 66 .500 Ili B.INBBN,:,tor 0% lean:hnre.bnr dniese ers and Felix Torres a•1 ,1 homered ni nob Ube. Tense...re Aug. Wilson elerr).ns: .178 Ar. MILK to. YOUR KEYS TO SEE IF 28. Ut,lity and Cleveland' 63 70 474 15 in the 15-hit assault that tagged I insde 1902. Murray I-nest...0k Co. Commercial bulls Arant an .056 •• 5" rn.lenrIced YOU CAN OPEN THE $16.10 B estan 62 71 466 16 Moe Drabowsky with the loss. Madison* ilie, Kentucky - RECEIPTS: Hogs, 36; Cattle and to S17.30; Good and Choice Lamb .000 TREASURE CHEST??? Calviss, 711. 215 to 285 lb. stock steers $26.00 Kansas Cits 60 73 431 18' Bland Washington .000 Jim Kaatt scattered nine hits 140Glik-Rect-ipts mostly mixed to $30.00: Choice 300 to 550 Ila. 51 89 .383 97 Key Tuesday's Results .176 and atm his 14th game of the .gradoci butchers. Steady to 25e $25.00 to $27.25; Goad 300 to 600- Smith .216271 slitiochkeasrds season Verselles' Washington 4 Baltimore 0, night .158 when Zoilo fifth- 1•••wer. U.S. No. 1. 2 and 3 barrows lb.'123.50 to 126.00; Medium $20.00 Hargrove .254 inning Las. Ang 10 Kansas City 4. night single drove in both Min and gilzs 217 lb. $17.50: 170 lb. to $24.75; Good and Choice 600 Knight Minnesota 2 Chicago 0, night .000 nesota rims. Early Wynn, trying S16.50; No. 1.'2-and 3 sows 390 to to 800 tb. feeder steers $22.60 to Jones .159.211187 ClarkGLarnbr og an .000 New York 2 C.leveland 1, 1st, twi- for the 299th victony of h* career, 440 :8 $14.00 to $14.50: $24.75; Medium $19.25 to $22.75; Ward .21°5Reds .102 light. 41 innings. rain suffered his llth defeat, compar- CATTLE and CALVES: Receipts Common all weights $15.50 to McGinnis Cards wins. Cleveland at New Yark, 2nd. ed with 'ix ckers and cows. Stock- $20.00; Good and Choice 300 to Shelley 267 • night. poStponed. rain Extended Shutout String ers mostly 50c to $1.00 lower. 600 lb. stock heifers $22.00 to Lamb 213 Don Rudolph Detroit at Boston, ppd., rain pitched a six- COW.S IThientiy. 25 to 75e lower. Bulls $24,25: Medium $19.00 to $21.75: Ath. Taylor .171 Today's Games hitter for the Senators to extend mostly •25c •lower. Other .Cubs 43 Beane .201 his stringeenf shutout innings to VEAL EOM: Mostly $1.00 lower. Cleveland at New York, 2 Querterrnous about steady. Standard and Good .3•15 Hill 366 26. Harry Bright hit a two-run Choice Detroit at Boston. 2 Ryan .uou 500 tm 7136 tts mixed Slatititer ;26.00 -to -$27.25: Good Nanney .063 homer and Bob Johnson had three Los Angeles at Kansas City. night Pasco yearlings $21.75 to $23.90. Stand- $25.00 to $26.25; Standard $21.00 .343 Bucy .10 hits and scored two runs to lead Minnesota at Chicaga, night Buckingham ode ard and Goad 300 to 500 lb. t $25.50 .130 slGohohnitsooenn .114 the Senators. The loss .squared Baltimore at Washington. night Buchanan .075 Jack Fisher's season record at 6-6. .111 Oliver 200 Home runs by Tommy Davis Carroll .083 and Duke Snider a nd J,Criny Nall .000 Podres' eight-ha pitching gave the Stalls .304 Dodgers their victor yover the Wingert .000 Reds in the opener af a key three- Cards .214 game series. Twenty-gans, winner PUBLIC Save .. Regularly!

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The club, sponsored by s eighth lob for 13-Apart 11-Encountare4 3M00 MOW 131011 the the Chicago Black Hawks of the 14-Born 22-Near 930BM OBBM rdon also 16-W•ight 21-Ferny hornered National Hockey League, will be BMW! alUM0 while Don Lan India 122-WhEe - coached by former NHL star Gus 15-Quantity 23-Eseoundtos 00 0030 ABUOM art-e-run homer for • of yarn noises SEW M0M0 MEM Kyle. 17-To make 24-Enemy BOOM 1960 VOLKSWAGEN, PERFECT Laos 26-Having es-re 000M UM condition. $1195.00. BsreXtexa nd - FOR. RENT' 13-Rodent 87-Three-toed RO 00BIBM0W 00 ias' two-run double 395-4942. 11310 nams sloth 4000MD 007131IR er, Calvert City, Turnpikes trii've To Be An Aid WITHDREW FROM VISA 20-To urge ae-Cioterwaa WEB= OB UUM ' run-producing sin- 24-Charge point HOUSE TItAILER, 1956 Model, 25-Region SO-Sorrowful Colts three runs in 3, BEDROOM BRICK, UTILITY, HOUSE AT 610 Broad Street. MONTREAL (RD - The Mont- 42 ft., 2 bedroom, completely 26-Distrese 112-Roman 39-Seraglio 44-Viper ing and paved the 4itrport, storm windows and doors, Phone PL 3-3204. See Earl Partim. signal highway furnished, has real Athletic Commission with- 40-Syrntol for 45-Dessert central heat. .See link fence. Meadow Lane. S-1-P To Development 21-Dawn 113.Tito silver chain Of 47-Peer Bruce to win his Industry drew from the World Boxing Gynt's this mobile home located on Pot- goddess 34-Selenium 43-1celandlo mother Carl Warwick horn- For appointment phone PL 3- 30-Biblical (symb.) tertown Rd., just NEW Association Thursday because the writing 49-Guldo's past Poplar THREE BEDROOM BRICK mountain SS-Calm 43-Hebrew high !ohs. 5923. a31c WBA has upheld the suspension 31-To note Spring Church. For information home near college. $90 month. Call By JAMES NUTTER facility out of the center - a supix)se 37-Prionxi down month SO-Peruke of Canadian heavyweight cham- 23-Warning call PL 3-5609 TFC I4-fl. LONE STAR ALUMINUM PL 3-4946. ltc Commissioner center operated by the Univer- system pion Bob Cleroux by the Ontario 3I '1 2 3 • *4 5 6 7- 35-hp. Evinrude motor, with Department of Commerce sity of Kentucky to provide pro- -Struck ,...;. 8 .„-''.:40 10 n boat, Boxing Commission. 36-Turf FARM - 118 AORM, TWO NEW THREE ROOM UNFURNISHED Frankfurt, - Across the na- duct development services to tim- <-.- r"-uer skiing equipment. Call PL 3-4809. 36-To spread modern for drying '12 homes. 2.18 tobacco base. a3,1c upstairs apartment with Private, tion, wherever turnpikes have ber •industries throughout the )1" 'ti::: )4 On new 38-Slave .. blacktop road, 9 miles outside entrance. Utilities furnish- been constructed the areas serv- country. 39-To cut 15 ' .... 6 RRAY..4 WON POLE VAULT ..,.`, , :17 •IN THEATRE - from Murray. PL 3-4681 5-1-C ed. Adults. $45 month. PL 3-1794. ed industrial expansion. The products will, of course, 40-Asalstant NOTICE 41-Sorrowful ..,, a31 c When New Jersey built its find their way to market over the •••:}; a 19 I FR 1G IDA I RE REFRIGERATOR OULU, Finland (1211 Ron Morris 43-The sou v.., CARPLTS clean easier with the Garden State Partway, there was Eastern Kentucky Turnpike. 44-To Imitate In good condition. See at Apart- of the Southern California Strid- 46-Fantasy 22 23 2..:, 4 .2.5 Q6 27 - Start 7:15 Lustre Eelectric Shampooer an industrial expansion across the This one facility, in a few 48-Recent ment 129, Heights. a3Op Blue ers won the pole vault event at Orchard HOG MARKET length of that state. Florida of- years, will double the present 61-To trans. 28 .. only $1 per day. Crass Furniture an international track meet grass ficials report the same experience manufacturing payroll in the 19- 52-Thick ,-...r It THURSDAY REGISTERED HEREFORDS, 3 Co. A-29-C Thursday with a leap of 15 feet W31 32' • •. 33 along the Sunshine State Park- county area to be served by the 63-Mohammed. cows with calves, 8 bred cows. 9 11 inches. Morris, one of three an name YOU CAN Save way. Similar reports are com- bulls from SPECIAL! NOW Federal State Market News Turnpike. At present, there are Americans 64-To fondle 34 •''..7 35 3 37 $100.00 to $200.00. FL who have cleared 16 65-Mohammed. .'.,. ,01.1)1/,/, on gas appliances and gas heating monplace r along certain stretches 192 plants with an annual pay- • • 3-4581. sic Servicee, Wed., Aug. 29th. Ken- feet in the pole vault, beat Pentti an prince equipment at 1210 Main St. 24-hr. of the Pennsylvania Turnpike, roll of tucky Purchase-Area Hog Market $7.500,000, a strong nu- Nikula of Finland who has a 16 68-To tall ... installation of all gas especially in the vicinity of Bed- cleus behind - .. HOUSE AND NICE LOT located service and Report including 9 buying sta- upon which to build. feet, 2s inch world record '...,41. tI43 Magic ford where truck terminals were pend- r: in Hazel. This is a 7-room house. burning equipment. Phone PL 3- tions. Recei•pts Tuesday totaled 298 In West Central Kentucky, ing. DOWN a3Op constructed. 44 45 'Y46' 47 :':•. 48 49 5. Phone HY 2-3743. s4c 2387. Jesse L. Tucker. head. Today berrows and gilts art which will be served by the 1-Dance step Sword Here, in Kentucky, the setting 25c higher. A few No. 1 growth Western Kentucky Turnpike, 2-To mature In TWIN STROLLER, LIKE NEW, 3 HELP WANTED of the area along the Kentucky there already is a well-establish- in a recent survey along in in- 3-Similar WINN MN 190 to 230 lbs. $18.00. No. 1, 2, and 4-Ttme gone SI Turnpike between Louisville and terstate system, reported some seat positions. Will sell reasonable. 3 190 to 250 lbs. $17.50 to $17.60, ed industry. Available figures, by (...:45 Elizabethtown is a case in point. 200 per cent increase in property .... Phone 435-4821. a30c mostly $17.50; 255 to 270 lbs. with a great deal of expansion 6-To Inquire e ' •• • • WOMEN TO ASSEMBLE Jewelry Hardin, Bullitt, Nelson, and La- values. Liar. by United Feaur, Syndic. e, Inc. iq $16.50 to $17.25; 275 to 300 the: since they were released, show- BABY condition. at home. Experience unnecessary. Rue counties adjoin that four- There are, of course, some dis- BED IN GOOD $15.50 to $17.00; 150 to 185 lbs. ed 317 manufacturing plants with Crest 68-421 Commercial, Cathe- lane highway. locations, but the over-all picture Phone PL 3-3496. 830e $14.25 to $17.25. No. 2 and 3 sows a payroll of $20 million. The dral City, California. • a29p In the period between 1950 is one of progress, Bank clear- • 300 to 600 lbs. $12.50 to $16.25. will be accelerated as the West- and 1960. those counties enjoyed ing, construction and payrolls RELIABIZ EXPERIENCED wo- Boars all weights $9.00 to $11.50. ern Kentucky Turnpike nears YOU AND YOUR FAMILY WILL LIKE OUR considerable growth.. _Hardin point to real, solid development MEADOWVIEW to baby sit for one child and completion and major markets U TRIED ALL man County increased in population in the advent of the turnpike. NURSING HOME very light house work while are brought closer to home. YS TO SEE IF do 34.7 per cent; Sunlit went up Turnpikes, the Interstate Sys- WEST ay..s sr.wksr. MODERN goes to school. Call 753- OPEN THE NICIVONti HOUK mother 26.6 per cent; Nelson grew 13.6 One business factor generally tem, and building and improving ii3lc FRESH FISH DINNERS E Tile Baths 1694. per cent; and LaRue, at the is overlooked in considering in- of other major roads is leading CHEST??? 1. .ii,no....Terinr as o 0:tris:ei vTenllO:uitt southern end of the turnpike, dustrial expansion. The coming to a repetition of history when Imp. rt. SERVICES OFFERED I of a new major road stimulates development of rivers and mouth picked up 3.9 per cent. All this har- ening must be considered against the real estate sales, both industrial bors led to the growth of major CHOICE STEAKS 1/.. °LLD LIKE TO DO NURSING 7 stAvriin.o aoriaz ONE background of 'Kentucky statewide and residential. Washington State, American cities. Phone 345.2110 and housekeeping. Call PL 3-5560. - WE ALSO CATER PRIVATE PARTIES a30c growth in the same period, a 3.2 • per cent increase in population. Construction of the Louisville- For your cabinet top needs we OPEN DAILY 5:00 A.M. - 10:00 P.M. Elizabethtown Turnpike was not Bucy s and Ruth Hooper Phone GR 4-2259 feature genuine formica, large Bill YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY responsible for all the increase, but the highway did play a major selection stocked at all times. role in the development of the Building area. , Lake Lodge See Jimmy Bury with 27 Years Kentucky Even though the Eastern Ken- • BUSINESS tucky Turnpike is . still under Supply Building Experience. construction, recent developments • Highway 68, Half Mile West of Bridge point to benefits to come. Presi- 623 S. 4th Street - - - - Phone 753-5712 dent Kennedy in recent weeks DIRECTORY approved financing for the Ken- tucky Wood Use Demonstration HAVE Lik'ED SAX, THAT COVERS THE PRESENT, NOW THCROUGH Center in Breathitt County, an- I NEVER other in the growing list of AND I NEVERWIU. LIKE YOU! THE PAST AND -n-IE FUTURE! YOU SET? ADDING MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES projects engineered by the East- and TYPEWRITERS Lwow & Times PL 3-1916 ern Kentucky Developmental As- rfik. •PA 1 Service sociation, the real driving force 1'3 • Saks & behind the Eastern Kentucky & Timm PL 3- lilt Ledear Turnpike from the first. PRINTING - • STOFtEll Times PL 3-1916 WHAT'S HUMIDITY? - Rot 6642.000. plus DRUG Ledger & This grant of -.Taft* 4111411.7 Stott Drums PL 3-2347 weather doesn't bother little another million dollars to be a! Muss Mary Gwen Glasheen expanded by the State of Ken- INSURANCE TYPEWRITER RENTAL of Bowling Green, 0. She tucky, will make a permanent rly! rrazer, Melugin & Holton AND iERVICE just does what comes natur- Gen 3-1916 ally. (ONstral Press), NANCY fly En& Ilionllec Insurance PL 3-3415 Ledger & Time. PL AMA 111.' .11r.• 4111•1111 DRY CLEAN, WASH and DRY with - BUT THAT THEY'VE GOT STUFFY OLD *TRASH' SOME NICE,SCARY LIBRARIAN HORROR BOOKS DOESN'T HERE. APPROVE Boone's Automatic Self Ser. 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• .1 Mrs. J. B. Burliest' - Pr.aza 34941 . LAST_ WEEK OF B-ELK-SETTLE'S w c•r4• Vet. Reunion Of 'Tucker Birthday Dinner 1, WHITE GOODS SALE PERSONALS Family Is Held Held Sunday At The TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON ALL WHITE GOODS! At City Park Miss Cannerita Talent has re- Festus Story Home Claire The Tucker family reunion was turned to St. Shores. Mich.. The home of Mr. arid Mrs. Fes- to resume her teaching held recently at the Murray City duties tus Story was the scene of a bar- after spending the Park with a basket lunch being summer with becue dinner held as a joint cele- EXTRA HEAVY her mother. aladelle NEW FALL served at the noon hour. Tallent. She bration of the many birthdays of has also atudied for her master's Out of town guests attending the family on Sunday. 0 degree at Murray State College were Mr and Mrs. Don Dyer and Following the dinner the group daughter. Mrs. Hazel Dyer this summer Dana. • • • made pictures and enjoyed an and children. Berkley and Tim. afternoon of fellowship. CURTIS Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Culpepper PRINTS Rev. Jackie Geurin, Mrs. Bertha Tho-sc present were John R. TOWELS and daughters, Cynthia, Ginger. Presson, Miss Becky Presson. Mr. Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Ginny Lynn. and Tammy. and Mrs. Dewey Tucker and Bil- a Story and daughters. Nancy. Lin- BATH TOWELS HAND TOWELS Wash 'N Wear, Solid and Fancy Patterns Welliston. North Dakota, are va- ly. Mr. and Mrs L. B. Tucker, de, and Sue Arm, Mr and cationing a: the Lakeland Motel Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Henson, J. R. Story at Aurora this week and vsiting and sore, Ralph and Mrs. Stan Volpe. Mr. and Mrs. Illchard. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby C. W. Tucker and children. his brother. Rev. Norman Oil- $1.59 - 7W ea. NEW FALL DACliON and pepper and family, and other Johns-ion and children. Debbie, COTTON and 100% LOCRON Naoeni and Gloria. Mrs. Lula Mitchell. Cindy. and Cons. Miss Wilson. relatives and friends. - OR. WASH Tucker. and Curt • • • Anna Story, and the ?welts. Mr. CLOTHS • Those from Murray and, Cal- and Mrs. Story. loway County present were Mr. Mrs Keys Keel is attending the and Mrs. Earl Herndon and Kentucky Baptist Woman's Mis- • • • children. Beverly and Ste-se. Mr. sionary Union convention being L $3 390 ea. MATERIAL and Mrs Vi'yona Tucker. Mr. and held at Cedarmore this week. Mrs. 'Lee ,Mahr Has Mrs. Porter Hutchens. Mr. and Mrs Keel is the prayer chairman Mrs. Hyman Tucker. Mr and Mrs. from this region. ' Tea In Honor DI Jackie Burkeen and. son. Mitchell. Lee and Ben Garrott. sons of STRIPES AND FANCY PATTERNS Mr and Mrs Leo Alexander and Mr and Mrs. Dan Garrott of Her Houseguest $1.99 yd. Maafield. are daughter. Joanne. Mr and Mrs. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mahe, Farmer Avenue, Mrs C B. Crawford. Max Outland. Mrs. Lois Outland. West Main' entertained Thursday with a tea and James .H. Outland Street. for a few days this seek. FITTED MATTRESS FLAT Mr Mrs • • • in honor of her hotaseguest, Mrs. and daughter. Brenda _Ann. Mr. Leon Eldon Mahr of BeIomb, —Sitz. and Mrs. James and Mrs..Beale Outland and son. M. Ward Brazil. South America. TOWELS and siorK. !Marshall Tummy and Mark. Mr and Mrs. and Dan, hire, Delicious refea hrn ent a were returned Louis Andrews and children. to their home in Bristol, served from the beautifully deco- BATH TOWELS HAND TOWELS Tenn. after a ve.lt with his mot- Pad & Cover Betty and Bobby. Mattress Pad rated table by the hostess. her. Mrs. Ethel Ward Mr Ward Also present were Mr and Mrs. Those present were Mesdames 590 Twin Size Full Size Twin Size Full Size is head of the art Sonme Garland, Mr. and Mrs. cies/armee:it at J. B Janes. Clyde Johnson. John $1 Virgin Infer-more ea. ea. Rudolph Geunn. Mr. and Mrs. C.:lege in Resig, Oakley. Ed Fenton. Ray Bristol. $399 $599 Wayne Dyer and children. Jerry. Kern. Albert Koertner, G 1 enn - $3qg Kenny. Sharon. and Tommj. Mark • • • WASH CLOTHS - OR . • 299 Doran. B F Scherffius, Robert and Eveljn Marine. Mrs Rob Mr arid Mrs Leon Eldon Mahr Wright, Gene Housden, Robert Al- COMPTON MACHINE Lamb. Mrs. Eirita Carr, Mr. and and eight children of J. D Roberts, Veronica • Mrs. Hafford Beane and children. BeLarnb•Ithe ea. Scutt Amer"' are Shroet, Millie VanMeter, Helen 29 21) $1 gueats of Mr Matir's parents. WASHABLE Angela. Kenny. and Allan. Mr Mr. Sheet. Mee Shirley Mooree, the and Mrs. and Mrs Lee Ar.elle Tucker and ' F*rmer Ave'honoree arid the hostess. daughter. Daytha. • Mr and Mrs. • When all the ladies were seated Tbernai Lee Mr and Mrs. j- STATE PRIDE - STRIPES OR SOLIDS Corduroy and children. Terry Knouff in the hiring mom the hostess was and Wynnona. Mr have returned horn after and Mrs. Sher- %ace- interpreter as the honored guest man Tucker. Mr and Mrs. Paul thinking in Charleyri. West Vir- told of tier life in Brazil She - Solid Colors - Ragsdale arid son. Ronnie. Mr. ginia, vi-ith Mr and Mrs Woodruff included in her discussion the and Mrs Earl Tucker and- daugh- Smith Enroute they stopped at home. economic, and acdial life of ters, Mr and Mrs Keys Keel and the Greet Smoky Mountains. the country As a fitting close to son. Steve. Art Tucker. Mr and TOWELS a pleasant oceaecion the guest play- $1.29 yd. Mrs. Fred McKinney and daugh- ed several selections on the ac- ter. Tina. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby LARGE SIZE cordian. Boyd and children. Cindy and Miss Ii'yonna Lee • • • 100% ESTRON ACETATE Ronnie. Mrs. Mamie Dyer. and BATH TOWELS HAND TOWELS Henry Billington. Has Party On Her FALL • • • 14th Birthday Simi« Coosa 5W ea. 30' $1 Miss aa'ynnona Lee celebrated her fourteenth birthday with a Tuesday, September 4th - OR WASH CLOTHS Material • . PERSONALS Party at her home on Friday even- The Jessie Ludvrick Circle of ing at *even o'clock. the College Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs Mrs. 45 Inches Wide Jemmy Parks and The honoree was the recipient meet at the h°the of sow Herbert Brooks at 1:30 pin Mrs. 20' $1 1W ea. Jamie. and Miss Pair aver of Many lo‘ela gifts Games were spent the weekend in Granite directed by Phyllis perry. Sharon Cha'ritre .Crawford will hove !he City. Ill.. with Mrs •Bible Study and Mrs E. R Hagen 98c )(I. Parks uncle Venable and Lenna Hall and aunt, Mr and will give the program. All mem- Mrs Joe Ken- Refreshments were served by nerly and son. Allen. beta are urged to attend and Mr and Mrs the honoree's mother. Mrs. Tho- WASH 'N WEAR DARK I Parks enyoyed a cruise down the visitors are welcomed. • mas Lee • • Mississippi River an the S. S. • 1. STATE PRIDE MUSLIN Admiral Those present were Misses Lee, Murray Asseenbly No. 19 Order COTTONS mow Peril. Venal:Se. Hall. Tsai' of the Rainbow for Girt, will Adams Patricia Kirnbro, and • hokl its regular meeting et the P"MIN • fliaaa" Si 04111110 WNW Kathryn Beaman; Messrs Don Masonic Hall a: 7 p.m An mita- Johnson. Richard Edmonds. Bob- tion will be held. FALL WHITE SHEETS - e5Egn;iiii • • • by Satterwhite. Jimmy Edwards. Johnny Parker. Ronald -Cooper. Monday, September 3 1k. iwe Michael Johnson, Steve Higgins. The W'SCS of the Bethel, 81x108 and Gary Ellison. who are all en- ' Brooks Chapel. and Independence Material $1.77 rolling as meet at itissiffat freshmen at ('alloway 'Methodist Churches win Solid and Fancy Patterns County High School the parsonage in Almo at 7:30 pm. Double Fitted $1.77 • • • The Annie Armstrong Circle y(1. MURRAY. of the First Baptist Church WMS 79 81x99 $1.67 , LOAN CO. I of Mrs. IN Skin III. will meet at the home W. Tiolaphono Pt 11-11W1 .4CC2 South Eleventh Evon Kelly, AND YOUR 1101111I-OWNED LOAN 00." Street. at 7:30 pm. for the Twin Fitted $1.67 It election of officers 980 yd. 42x36 Pillow Cases ------per pr.78° THE STYLE SHOP SPRING COLE COMBED PERCALE CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO A - Spring Knight Colored Sheets WHITE SKETS ' FALL FESTIVAL 81X108 $2.39 81x108 $2.39

FITTED $2.39 011-a DOUBLE Double Fitted - ••• $2.39 72X108 $2.19 72x108 $2.19 g i FASHIONS _ TWIN FITTED $2.19 Twin Fitted A FORM AL SHOWING OF FALL FASHIONS 42X36 PILLOW CASES (to match) per ,.78` 42x36 Pillow Cases - - - - - per pr.$1.27 Wednesday, August 29, 1%2 8:00 p.m.

THE PLACE OF THE SHOWING IS THE Murray Woman's Club House

MURRAY, KENTUCKY

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