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IN OUR 82nd YEAR United Press International Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, March 29, 1961 MURRAY POPULATION 10.100 Vol. LXXX11 No. 74

ly Calloway ACE Has 14alent Show Honor Roll Meeting In Hazel Nutrition Talks Will Be Will Be Held Of Calloway On Monday Afternoon Heard By County Teachers rove It! The Calloway County American Childhood for 'Education chapter in Late Aeril High Released met at the Hazel Elementary Focusing their attention on nu- a special program for secondary School Monday at four o'clock. trition education. this week, April teachers of Home Economics on 1 Teachers from the Murray Ele- "The Whys and Ways of Teach- The "Talent Show of 1961" will Pt mentary Schools, Murray College ing Nutrition." to be given by held in the auditorium of The honor roll for the spring High. Lynn Grove. New Concord, Miss Ann Russell, miclSouth nu- ay State College on April 27, semester at Calloway • County High and Hazel were in attendance. Miss trition representative of the Amer- 1 , and 29 according to Wilson Sshool has been released by Prin• Ruby Smith, Head of the Ele- ican Institute of Baking, Chicago. snit, Director of Murray College cipai William Miller. Following mentary Education Department, Meeting later at 12:30 in the sci- igh. are the names of those making Murray State College and Dennis ence building. elementary educa- ' The show will be sponsored by the honor roll and their grade. Taylor, Principal of Elementary. tion students will hear variations Ilhe Boosters of the College high The asterisk indicates students Schools of Murray were also pre- of the talk sponsored by the Mur- If usic Department. sho Maie all A's. sent. ray State College Home Econo- i The show will have participants 'indicates all A's Miss Lottie Suiter, presented a mics Department Professor of from over the Calloway County Ninth Grad* group of college elementary major Foods and Nutrition, Mrs. Alice arsa said Mrs. Joe West, presi- Beth Nixon, Kay Morton. Anna chosen from her literature class. Koenecke. who has stated that all dent of the organization. Bell McCuiston, L. W. Patterson, who gave the program. students and teachers in the area Van Valentine will serve as Bobby Bazzell, Dwayne Burkeen, The program was divided into are invited to attend either of ',airman of Invitational the the com- Shirley Walker. Sharon Story, Jan- three parts. The first part was a two meetings. ittee. Others on this committee ice Collins', Judy Brandon. San- Calrlecott Camels'. Part two was a The guest speaker. Miss Russell. s re John Lassiter, Robert Hen- dra Alexander, Diane Beale, Re- puppet show and third was book (Continued on Page 4) inon, C. W. Jones. Wayne Wilson, becca Beane, Larry Herndon, Car- illustrations. Each division had -$tarkie Colson. and Mesdames L. ol Jane Bury. Janice Wilkerson, colorful costumes and posters N. Parker. Rubin James. Thyra GOVERNOR AND CABINET OF THE 1962 KENTUCKY YOUTH ASSEMBLY get together as Larry Walston, Douglas Wallace, which helped to climax the in- Miss Ann Russell Crawford, Frances Buckner, James the 1961 Assembly ends at Frankfurt. The new officials were elected at the final session of the Glen Stacks, Richard Spann, Lou dividual presentations. Mrs, Koska D. Jones and Joe West. "youth government," sponsored by the State Y.M.C.A. Officials are: front row (left to right) Nell 'Duncan. Sheilia Cooper, Lin- Mrs. Howton, from College High 1. will be a cross-section of stu- Any student through the twelfth Secretary of State Vicki Bradford, Paris; Lt. Governor Winston Miller, Camargo; Governor Robert da Lou Irvin'. Anna Galloway, presented a new slate of officers dents from Murray State College grade will be considered for the E. Rich, Independence; Speaker of. the. house. Susan Kumpe, South Fort second row (left__ Linda Kay. Henry'. for the coming year. They were: and a group of elementary and Jones To Be ---.- -talent show in the fields of music, President, secondary - to right) Betty Sue Pennycuff, Stanton; Lynn Salisbury, Prestonsburg; Joan Fitzgerald, Pleasure-- Tenth Grede Venona Rogers; Vice teachers from the city d-gria, speech, etc. Entry blanks President, Miss Mavis McCamish; and county—to total ville; Alma Kelly, Louisville; LaVece Gantner, G lasgow; third row (left to right) Sandra Bell, Shirley Futrell, Judith Erwin, approximate- ith be obtained from the school Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. Earl ly 150 persons. principals. Shelbyville; Leah Caldivel, Murray; Nancy KnoWles, Danville; Gail Taylor, Horse Cave; Nell Cris- Jeanette Cooper. Dale Dix. Charl- Hazel Speaker es Finnel*, Rob Enoch. Douglas; Publicity, Mrs. Charles The first of two sections will All entries must be returned Som, Bowling Green; fourth row (left to right) John Bouland, Paducah; Jerry Akin, Brownie Greensburg; Jones. Robertson. meet at 8:00 Saturday morning, to the principal of the school, Kenny Dan McDaniel*, Max Work- Nighbert, Williamsburg; Beaver Jordan, Fort Mitchell; Judy Lambert, Dry Ridge. Miss Lottie Suiter will install and their discussion will feature Mrs. Koska Jones. mentor and who in turn will send man, Shiela Smith, Joyce Paschall, them to the newly elected officers on inspirer of many student genera- b4rs. Robert Smith, secretary of Janice Peery, Gary McClard, Julya Tuesday night, April 25 at the tions at Hazel High, will be the the club. Noon-Day Services Paschall. Gerald Collins, Mary Main Loyd Outland Is Beth Triangle Inn. This is the group's Ingredients featured speaker at the fourteenth Prizes will be awarded in all Bazzell•, Keith Hayes, Della Beale Cannon next dinner meeting. Every mem- annual Alumni Banquet on Satur- categories. Wayne Wilson chair- Continue This Week Bitten By Dog Taylor. Barbara Steel David Wal- Missing From Dance 'is ber, is asked to please take notice day Evening. Apr1, in the of the solicitation drop". Robert Taylor. man committee of the change from Monday to school cafeteria. "Miss Koska" as for money for the prizes Assist- Loyd Outland, son of Mr. and Eleventh Grade Murrayans are reminded that Tuesday night. Miss Ruby Smith FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. 1711 many of her students called her him will be College High par- Mrs. R. G. Outland was bitten on Ronald Jackson, Joanne Hall, the fourth in a series of noon- Wins Prized will discuss -"Highlights of the — A city-sponsored dance for is one of the most vigorous and • eTts, Charlie Robertson, Rubin the right arm Monday evening by Patsey Hutchins. Reba Garris80, va- day pre-Easter services will be Frances A C. E. Program". cationing college students flopped enthusiastic teachers this area has for model James, Orvis Hendricks, J a m es a black and brown Beagle-type Armstrong, Wanda Bran- held tomorrow in the sanctuary of Tuesday night because the two produced. It is anticipated that Washer, James Sykes, Kenneth dog. The incident occurred about don, Phyllis Dowdy*. Georgia ge Lancer the First Methodist Church from main ingredients, girls and booze, many of her graduates will re- Owen, and Mesdames Olin Moore, 5.30 in a field behind the Murray Coles. Gail Brandon, Ruth Fulker- 12:00 to 12:30 p. m. The series is Scholarship son, M. G. Richardson were missing. turn to pay trihute to her and to )rvair. Get C. W. Jones Ernest Madrey and Drive-in Theatre. Charles Paschall, Carolyn Pal- sponsored by the Murray Minis- Loyd said that as he approached mer*, Randy Patterson*, Rita But the affair, held under the commemorate their days at Hazel of course. W. E. Ray. terial To Be Candidate Association. the dog it crouched, then sprang Chapman, Jimmy Wilson, Thomas watchful epflb of about 2.5 police High. Grades one through seven will Rev. P. H. Jones, pastor officers, Although she has retired r. A of the and bit his arm, then ran off. Gene Smith. Jane Stubblefield. put at least a temporary from 'urin- compete April 27, and grades eight. Wayrnan's Chapel Methodist Chur- The owner of the dog is urged to Georgia Windsor, June Smith. M. G Richardson of 407 South halt to rioting of the previous public school teaching Mrs Jones al Latin a through twelve on April 28. Win- ch will aveak on ."A Personal is- contact Mr. Outland in regard to Twelfth Grade Eighth Street has announced that two nights which resulted in more is still extremely active in her Belaying ihs ners in alt categories will compel* anv.Ihation''. the dog having been inoculated Janet Like, Janice Farris, Caro- be will be a candidate for the of- than 300 arrests and Muted offi- eikurela win* and in various areas I 34, 1311. for top prizes on April 29. Special music for this service against rabies lyn Green, Judy Rowland, Faye fice of magistrate of the Murray cials talking of calling out the of public endeavor She is in con- • will be furniahed by Miss Judy - Beach. Lila Cathey, Joan Cooper. Magisterial District. National Guard. siderable demand in West Ken- Carman, Murray State College stu- Holy Thursday Rose Spiceland*, Patricia Joan Wil- Mr. Richardson has been a dis- Authorities roped off five city tucky and in West Tennessee for tour Injured dent who will sing "Were You lson Sue Winchester. Joan Sykes, tributor of Speed Queen Washers blocks, brought in three collegiate speeches on religious subjects. There". Service Planned Melanie Salmon. Linda Bucy, Mil- in this area for the past 25 years. combos and told the free-wheel- Many of the graduates of Ha- Yesterday Rev. J. Howard Nich- dred Clark, Janice Farris, Caro- A formal announcement will be ing youths they could dance until zel High have been contacted in- ols spoke on "Christ's 2 a. m. dividually and invited to the Sat- Ky. Judgement The congregation of College lyn Green made later, he said. In Auto and Ours". About 3.000 urday event. Anyone desiring to Presbyterian Church, 1683 West students showed up, The public is invited but retreated attend should contact Mrs. Robert to attend Main, will ohaerve the Ordinance to nearby beaches these services. The after surveying the scene Cook. PTA President. Hazel. Ken- nursery will Communion at 7:30 p. m.. on By mid- Wreck be open. night the crowd had dwindled to tucky Today .ly Thursday. New members Will Education Is Discussed By about 500. •• received into fellowship at this -Looked to me." said one po- giospital officials today praised -;•rvice. liceman. "like a lack • tlie work of State TVA Meets Need Of The pastor Rev. henry McKen- of women Highway Patrol- Three At Joint Alumni Meet and no booze." Mrs. Vae Hart man I. W. Crawford for his hand- zie, has asnounced his theme: "It Recreation Outlet Police reported about 60 youths ling of an automobile accident at Is A Time Of Rememberance." About 150 alumni of Kentucky's Great progress were hauled off to jail Tuesday the intersection of U.S., 68 and Says General Vogel 1 has been made in State Colleges heard Dr Ralph H. education and more needs to be night on the usual charges — pub- Dies Today Kentucky 94 at Kentucky Lake. lic intoxication, CHICAGO it'll, — The Board Woods, president of Murray State made" he said. drinking in public, Mrs. Mary Tegethoff, age 52, of Nelson Key To disorderly Chairman of Use Tennessee Valley College; Maurice Bement. execu- "I am convinced that in the six- conduct and disturbing 617 26th street, Cairo. Illinois was the Mrs. Vae Daniels Hart died to- Authority TVA said today Enter Beef Event tive secretary of the Joint Alumni ties we must do everything in our peace. approaching the intersection and as that FELLOWSHIP day at 7:15 a.m, at the Murray the pressing need Beale Can- Association, of Kentucky; and J. power to see that education is Traffic was stacked up for miles she applied her broke for the for increased Hospital of complications following water recreational on is the first Murray Stat• seniot Nelson Key, son of James Key, Marvin Dodson. executive secre- more functional." on main highways leading into slop, the car apparently got out of facilities has an extended illness. found an outle' in the to be given • chemistry fellowship Route 1, Murray Kentucky will tary of the Kentucky Education -Knowledge is valuable. We the city, jammed with an esti- control. The car turned completely TVA region. Mrs. Hart is survived "The by the National Science Founda- enter the Beef contest this year. Association, discuss the future and must have it, but simply mated 15,000 students vacationing by two inund, submitting the occupants expensive demand for rec- piling Nelson is a member problems of education in Ken- up knowledge in the sun after cold winter se- daughters; Mrs. Ellis Hayes, Fort • to a roughing up. reation has focused attention on tion. of Murray and not determining College High FFA. tucky here last night. how it is mesters in the North. Branch, Indiana and Mrs. Ella Tegethoff a whole set of questions which [ to be used to solve the Mrs. suffered multiple Police Chief Boehm of Memphis, three sons; must be solved not only at the Beale Canon, a senior chem- lie has 11 animals irf Register- The three spoke at a dinner problems of life. to protect free- Lester Holt wore a bruises and her daughter Mrs. Bar- worried expression Ralph Hart, Sturgis, Kentucky; national level, but at state and istry, physics, and mathematics ed Angus Cattl e lie won the meeting of the Joint Alumni Coun- dom and democracy. and to keep and said he bara Quarles, a g e 25, suffered expected 50.000 in Glenn Hart of Springs. community levels as well, said major, has been awarded a gra- Showmanship at the District Beef cil in the Murray State Student the peace will not be very help- town by Faster. brsises and a laceration on the Two city judges worked Colorado; and Dan Hart of Mur- Brig Gen Herbert D. Vogel Rel. duate study fellowship at the Uni- Show and Sale this year and plac- Union Building The meeting was ful." through forehead. Beth Quarles, age 5 suf- the day Tuesday handing out jail ray. one brother, Frank Daniel. "These questions," Vogel said, versity ot Louisville by the Nation- ed 3rd in the Angus Class. His the first of six that will be held Dodson said thal all the ele- fered minor injuries as did Kim terms and fines, including a 70- Frankfort and nine grandchildren. "bear particularly on the federal al Science Foundation. net returns was $528.67. throughout the state. ments necessary to make a good Quarles, age two. day term for George T. Dalluge, She was a member of the church multi-purpose reservoirs, since the Dr. Woods said that education school .program are to be found Patrolman Crawford radioed for The fellowship is awarded on 22. a senior at Mankato State Col- of Christ at Seventh and Poplar demand centers on activities con- is being challenged as never be- in Kentucky's foundation program an ambulance and also called into the basis of demonstrated ability lege, Mankato, Minns who plead- and of the Order of Eastern Star ducted on and around bodies of fore and that it is much easier of education. "Our real problem," m:;ray to notify the hospital of and special aptitude for advanced ed guilty to inciting a riot and No. 334 in Murray. Funeral ar- water, and since multi-purpose res- to see "from where we have come he said is holding our best young ,*t• impending arrival of the injur- training in the field of organic Four Taken resisting arrest. rangements are incomplete. ervoirs represent t h e principal than to see where we should go teachers in Kentucky. By upgrad- ed He administered find-said to chemistry. The J. H. Churchill Funeral new additions to this kind of rec- and how we should get there." ing the profession, the present Mrs Quarles and the others, and Home has charge of arrangements reation resource." Canon is the president shortage of competent teachers Monday, April 3, Is they arrived at the Murray Hospi- of SA- In Illegal where friends may call until the Vogel spoke at the National Con- ACS and was will disappear when we attract tal in good condition. named to the 1961 Sunrise Benton Tater Day service hour. ference on Public Access, held "Who's Who in American Colleges Service the bet brains into the teaching here in conjunction with the Chi- and Universities." He is the son Planned On Sunday profession. cago National Boat Show. Whiskey Marshall countians will observe Easter Party Is of Prof. A. G. Canon of the physics Raids He said that the State's present Easter Seal Sales The formiir Army their annual later Day Monday, generat noted department. An Easter Sunrise Service will revenue program was buying im- I Set Saturday that althoigh the original goals of April 3. in true hillbilly fashion Amount To $507.45 Police made liquor 'raids yester- be held this Sunday morning at proved services for Kentucky chil- with the TVA river control system were The one year scholarship will more contests and events day which resulted in the arrest 7:00 o'clock at the Dia- dren but warned against exemp- An Faster party a'all be held at floodagontrol, navigation and pay all his expenses for the year than you can shake a stick at. Contributions totaling $507.45 elec- of four persons. mond. In case of rain, it will be tions to the retail sales and use Hap Calloway County Country Club tric power indrotuction. it was plus $2200 over and above school- The affair, sponsored by the have been received to date during Participating in the raids were held in the Ballroom of the SUB. tax. on Saturday. April 1, from 10 to evident that the TVA region ing expense When the year is Benton Chamber of Commerce. is the 1961 Easter Seal Campaign was city and county police, State po- Rev. Robert Lee Perkins from Dodson predicted that the fu- 1130 a. 171. 'well suited for up. he can apply for another now more than 65 years old and in Calloway County. according to outdoor recrea- scho- lice. and an ABC the Philosophy Department will ture would see more experimen- All members of pre-school age tion. larship. official. draw: spectators from far'a n d Brown C. Tucker, chairman of the through the Arrested were Bob Cavit, Do• he the speaker, a n d Lawrence tations in utilizing new methods near third grade are invit- Since then, Vogel said. the Ten- local drive which opened March nney Kenley. George Oury and Rickert will be in charge of music and new techniques in education ed to attend. Each child is asked nessee Valley's reservoir Among the events will be a 6. system Bobby Lee Tharpe. s ' for the program. and that the scientific age would to bring his or her own basket and has grown to include more than mule-pulling contest, saddle rid- Tucker urged residents of Cal- colored King To Speak At Cavitt was handed over to the The Murray State College Relig- demand that a closer look be tak- four eggs for hiding 500.000 acres of water ing classes, harness races, and a Ioway County to mail their con- surface County Court and received a $20.00 ious Council extends an invitation (Continued on Page 4) — with one million miles of Church Saturday number of other competitive tributions this week to: Brown C. shore- fine for possession of illegal to everyone who desires to come line. Whis- eVenta Tucker. Box 675 Murray. key plus costs and a 30 day and participate in this services TVA lakes attracted su- FIVE DAY-..FORECAST The total reported above repre- Weather almost 42.5 spended sentence million visitors during 1960, Bro. William E. King, minister sents contributions received by Vo- The other three were placed By United Press International Bobby Falwell To gel said. "The total investment in of the Murray Seventh-day Adven- Service At Lake mail. I under bond of $200 with a hear- LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPli — The Report recreational facilities and equip- tist Church at Sycamore and 15th Enter FFA Contest Easter Seal contributions are ing set in city court on April 10.- To Be On Sunday advanced forecasts for the five- thrfted larvae Internatliwaed meht—by private interests and Streets will deliver the sermon, _ the principal means of support for I Oury, unable to make bond, is day period. Thursday through 1 stale and local agencies — has "The Power of the Resurrection" Bobby Falwell, son of John Fal- the varied programs of care and still in the city jail. The sixth annual Sunrise Easter Monday, prepared by the U. S. KENTUCKY — Most- reached $120 million and has at the regular service Saturday well, Route 1, Murray Kentucky treatment carried out by the Ken- at In Judge Rayburn's court short- Service will be presented in front Weather Bureau: ly cloudy and cooler today, high grown at an average rate of $8.3 2:00 p.m. will represent Murray College tucky Society for Crippled Chil- 55 to 60. Mostly cloudy with lit- ly after noon a hearing was held of the Kentucky Dam pavilion Temperatures f o r the period High FFA in the tobacco cotton Metal" million a year since 1947." "What a change the death and Produc- dren at its six facilities in the tle temperature change on two juveniles who allegedly overlooking Kentucky Lake Sun- will average two to four degrees tion Contest. tonight According to Vogel, at the end resurrection of Christ has made in Bobby had 1.76 acres. state. bone beige. and Thursday, low tonight stole scrap iron from a barn own- day. below the state normal of 52 de- His crop illness near of last fiscal year there were 350 man's attitude toward death," Bro. yielded 3 104 pounds, "Crippling accidents or 40. High Thursday near 60. ed by A. 0. Woods and sold it to The 50-voice choir at the serv- grees. 1758 per acre. Oc- acres for use for public accession King stated. "It is no longer the The average sell- can strike at any time," Tucker casional rain likely Thursday. Jones Iron and Metal Shop. ice will be conducted by Joe Car- Louisville normal extremes 62 ing price TVA lakes, and some 350 fishing end of everything, the terrible was 49 cents per pound. said. "By giving to Easter Seals, Temperatures at 5 a. m. (CST):: One of the juveniles was re- ter of Reidland. The sermon will and 40 degrees. He had a total can camps, boat docks and resorts ow- finality. It is merely a sleep, a labor earnings of you help crippled children Latsville 38.Covington 39. leased until next week when it be deliver b the Rev. J. F. Moore Mild Thursday and Friday, turn- $764.56. Bowl- ned and operated by private inter- rest, a moment of silence and here in Calloway County, as well ing Green 37, dark- was discovered that he had the of Calvert City Methodist Church. ing cooler over the weekend. Lexington 36, Lon- est on TVA lake shores. TVA sells ness. It is a time Bobby was also selected to en- as throughout Kentucky, live hap- of waiting until, mumps. The other was held in the Several thousand persons are Precipitation will average don 34 and Paducah 41. reservoir lands, Vogel said, at one- ter the Poultry Contest lie has py. useful lives." 'Christ who is our life shall appear, detention room in the county jail. expected to attend the services, Evansville. Ind., 37. fair market value, usually half to three - fourths inch in 336 hens. He sold 7,000 dozen eggs The 1961 Easter Seal appeal will at auc- then shall ye also appear'with Him Still another is at large which will Huntington, W. Va., 41. tion. and is to be broadcast live by showers Thursday and Friday and last year lbs project netted a lo- continue through April 3. the day in glory' Col. 3:4," he concluded. be apprehended. Radion Station 1 WCBL at Benton. again about Monday. bor return of $.515.32, after Easter

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Two & TIMPS — MURRAY, KF.NTUCKY WEIINI,:s110,\Y — NIAIWII :29, 11 ,..I Pirates Show Little Respect , Freak Accident PAWN rc THE LEDGER & TIMES Side Linea Card 6'10" Walt Bellamy Shows PUBLISHED by LEDGER • TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, lee Ace For Month Consohdation of the Murray Ledges, The Calloway Times. and The For The Yankees Times-Herald, October 20, 1.021, and the Why He :Was Top Draft Choice West rsentucksan, January ST. PETERSBURG, 1,1541 Fla. (Upn - St. Louis pitching ace Catry Jack- By TIM MORIARTY mon Killebrew's two run homer in JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER son, enjoying the finest spring of I no... Pre.. 1•1erwallosol the ninth inning gave the Minne- ir exhibition his career, received the news today We reserve the right to reject any Advertising. Letters r the Even spring games,,sota Twins a 3-2 triumph over the Sy DON SWANSON 1959 mark of 102 tallied by .041 Row& that a freak accident would side- or pubbe Van* items whith, ksue opinion, ens MA kr IMPIR the Pittsburgh Plrates show no , and the St. 1011.1 Prea. InteroAtiewal Usu. . line him for at least interest of our readers. y_eapect for the . Cardinals a month. KANSAS CITY, Mo. IIIP9 - Big Louis nipped the Mil- 5,000 watoie,V The 1960 rival The haiii--throwing right-hander Walt Bellamy gave Kansas City A crowd of about NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE waukee Braves, 1-0, in other games. WTTMER CO, 1MS was working against the Los Ang- basketball fans ample proof Tues- college basketball's top senior at Monroe, Memphis, Tenn., 250 Park met for the first time this spring Ave. Now Tor* 111$ I, Maka- eles Dodgers in an 1961 put on a tremendous shooti g gaa Aro, Chicago; IN Bolystan it Ft. Myers. Fla., Tuesday - and exhibition game day night of why he was the Na- St., Boston. hitting a the result was the same. The Pi- at Vero Beach Monday when Duke tional Basketball Association's No. exhibition - the West /Wesel 47.1 per cei at the Poet Office, Murray, Kentucky, tor issanenissaos am rates, with Bob Clemente and Dick Snider of the Dodgers hit a broken- 1 draft choice. per cent and the East Second Class Matter Stuart hitting home runs, pranced bat dribbler back to the box. As from the field. Bellamy, the 6-101 center from SUBSCRIPTION to an easy 9-2 victory. Jackson stooped to field the ball, RATES: By Carrier ta Murray, per week 20e, per Indiana, But the game was won on thi montM Ms. La the barrel end of Snider's bat was voted the outstanding S "alw A adjekshag asamiliam, par yew. $1.W4 else- Art Ditmar started for the Yan- backboards, where the West enjoy Thies SAL crashed against the lower left side player in the 10th annual Shrine kees against Bob Friend. They a wide 63-33 advantage. Ti of his jaw. Jackson fell to the East-West basketball game scoring ed each lost two games in the Series Kansas a is d Cedric Murray tAINF.H1.\ — 1961 grqund, bleeding badly. 21 points and grabbing 17 re- Bridges of last fall. However. Friend enjoyed Kansas State gave Bellamy Order of Following emergency treatment, bounds. Price of much better luck this time as he strong support on the West back meet at t Jackson was brought to the Car- scattered eight hits to become the Bellamy, picked up by the NBA's re- dinal base here boards, grabbing 13 and 10 p in. fi:st Pittsburgh hurler to go nine and X-rays indi- newest entry, Chicago, led the cated two Iunds respectively. Ten Years Ago Toda) innings this spring. He struck out cracks in his jaw. Dr. West to a record-shattering 103-100 The w, Grover Austin, a seven. plastic surgeon, victory which gave the winners a Bridges had 21 points and Hous- copal Ch Ledger & Times File wired the The Pirates, meanwhile, clouted jaw sht t and estimated 6-4 edge in the series. ton's Gary Phillips 20 for the West, William. Jackson would Dittnar for eight runs on as many be out of action at while St. Bonaventure's Tom Stith jeum., LilI Jellkon, 1 senior Murray least a month. at High hits in less than six innings It was Two records were set - most led the East with 20. The Jr Schou', has been nntified !bat she has the Kentucky A solidly built points scored it the Yankees' 13th defeat in 18 190 - pounder, by two teams (203 Memoria statexoutest Jackson has breaking Proceeds from the game went to by -Senior l`rom.- a girl's magazine search- luitieups, which is just the opposite been the Cardinals' the old mark of 185 set meet at most consistent last year', most Shrine's crippled children hos- ling for the 1951 Senior Prion of the Sues' spring record 03-51. in the last and points scored the Mrs. 1:11 few by a single team pitals. Approximately Doll guests were present for the an- Ralph Houk, the Yankees' new years. He had an 18-13 mark (103, breaking the Farm 11 in imal Ladres Night 11111111.1. for the wives of the Murray manager, claims he's not worried 1960 while working 282 innings, • and was Lions Chili members .•it the Murray - yet- about the club's poor form anxious for a fast start Wottlall'S Club House this Tuesday but some old-timers can't remem- season to attain his 20-game goal. LILIES Subu ber a Yankee team that looked so 11pItivi'l'S of th., Nliirray Manufacturing Company HIGH STEAKS-Thts 550-foot Mee. futile in spring tiaining. Jackson, a notoriously slow start- •ttel S'..)541 to the Easter Seal Drive whieh will assure er, took tall "Space Needle" observa- While the Yankees are having the accident philosophical- * HYDRANGIAS At E the drive or reaching ils gnat. according to T. 0. Turner, ly. tion tower at the Century 21 their troubles,. the Detroit Tigers Exposition in Seattle, Wash., chairman. "Maybe it won't hurt if I don't are bowling over their exhibition in 1962, will be topped by a AZALIAS The The t.. S. Department pitch," he said, "because of Agricillture is asking Callo- rivals with surprising regularity. usually revolving cafe. The $2,500,000 met re. don't help way County farmers to pruilnee 1.no4l more acres of corn Don Mossi, making a strong the club before May structure will carry visitors in Joe E than last year anyhow." Drive. lit iill effort to !kiwi: up the national defense comeback after missing the final high-speed elevators to inter- ORCHIDS ortort. according It. Wil-on, chairman of • six weeks of the 1960 season with mediate platforms and, nally, "Fin toQ. the county • ;.'MA a soreelbOw, raised his spring to the restaurant, with its GARDENIAS Frame' romplit tee. - MSC Golf 'time record to 4-0 as the Tigers view of surrounding scenery. Mrs. I downed the , 7-5, April 4 Middle Tennessee Away CARNATIONS SANCTUARY-Northern Rho- trogal Tuesday. Mossi scattered seven hits April 11 Union University Away es Du desia, with a government ROSES over the first seven innings. April 17 Southeast Missouri Home order modeled on that of Eng- April 21 Union University Home land's, naturally has a throne ith The edged May 5 Tennessee Tech Home IFEDDERS Order Early and Choose From room and a place for the were the Boston Red Sox. 2-1; the Chi- May 8 Western Away HEAT PUMPS end Our privy council to meet. This Large Sel•ction: visitol cago White Sox snapped the Los May 12 Lambuth AIR-CONDITIONERs one is at Katima Muhl°, 150 College Home Mrs. l Angeles Dodgers' seven-game win- May 15 Tennessee ALFRED DUNCAN miles in the back(home) Tech Away _ Aft ning streak, 3-1: the Baltimore country from Livingetem NOY .19720 OVC Tournament Mur- ELECTRIC. - _ WOODS FLORIST 'rrieird Cori-Oki outlasted The'Kan'sai COY freesboro, Se. 161% PL South The tree la a baobab. Tenn. 3.461 4th St. Ph. PL 3-4320 • loYed Athletics, 8-7, in 11 innings; Har- May 22 Western Home Th. April Erwi Road AfARA(017' IESEEIESSWI

5. s PT 7:0 B1 In a Li: :•• : v; r • T' Al 1 V ' -•o. resi iris - ins. "A' .:. • t ... .::' . • . 1 Li . . in 1 Falt IMAVEllY-President ‘'N tr., c. I 7: = 44 of Kennedy presents a Young Amer- tr-si.i•os on Navemb..r I Boitl rc thy t r v..-a- aa. ....- serf ican Medal for Bravery to Shirley O'Neill, 20. at a Wh.te 4 n a d ,".•c• .,1) 1..1 n.ici of C..na.'ian- Coupt- Christmas." House ceremony. Last May Livvc:, Mr. Tilly, said ess on Toronto Pent she leaped into the Pacific near Stock Exchange' Jane caeldn't ur lerstsr:d why San Francisco and ta him quoted at helped rescue a fellow San Francisco one dollar ninety-one such a sweet eer..Onent was si State College student who was attacked by a shark. He died "I - bluiinsa. was orrginally,cents." Then, quite involuntarily, -43MiC.ii, but Mrs. TI Flope laugitea RE later. Beyond is Donald Mr Tilly bowed. E. McGregor, 18, Brunswick, Ca, petroch-micals." Wally an- It was a great until she had to hold fol. sides. who was presented moment. a medal for helping to save lives of a swered. "But s..l'oe months ago Then, Mill chueldinos she inaLst- SALE family of four Before l who had run aground in a cabin cruiser dur- it merged with a small com-I turning his witness , ed that they hiir-y outride to back to ing a storm on the Atlantic Coast pany that produced natural' the District Attorney I see the Iln^r as it pot off. Be- ROAD HAZARD 6UARANTEED CHAMPION TIRES Mr. gas." Tilly was determined to ice rides, P.liett would be showing the cake He 'Is there presently a corn-, asked Wally, "Re- up., ferring once again pazoi known as Canadian Count- I to the com- They scurried along the dec:ts- ess!.. plaining witness who purchased until they 88 reached the si .. lentil twelve thousand '.0h, shares of where they took their stand, sure.'' Wally grinned'Canadian broadly. Countess at a scat of squeezing in among the other three thousand dollars. Now will i passengers, and began looking And in what business at the you tell us what was the value for the Golden Girls, who had Sire 15.70-115 present tare?" of her [ investment at the close all promised they d 7 le-is "Natural come to SASS gas producers." of yesterday's market?" wave good-by. Slowly, Mr. Tilly pulled 1311/8* out Wally answered formally. "At They were all there, v..: the story of Canacian Coun'ess -este.day s m-crket, twelve thou- madly. It was pert etly true that th,.. 1.and 11.511 740'19 shares of Canadian Count- Wh.:t made team spri,-; to Countess, as a producer of'ess would have brought twenty- Jan's eyes was the s ,u. co perochtmicrile had gone &our, two thousand nine hur.dred and Al's car pulling up to the 4.: ;:t- • -Poor manaeement.- Wally twenty traid. &Ohre ' N • k,ilited side. And piling out. ware Al "Too many chiefs Your and not t-vard lane sod on his face and Re:semarie, and th,..n, fr..: eno gh Indians." It was like- there was 3 smile cemtaining the back seat, Eleanor and wise true that the complainants the breach of all hanpirs-os, RAYON Recappable had not been able Last summer In a ma.:-r of rWnotes the They finally spotted -month to sell their holdings. 12 jury fli.cl out 10 reach its ver- all began waving like Cr" Road T.re "Could it be." then asked his diet. and Jane lad not fisished The ship blew its whieW Gu•rant•• counsel, "that in the beginn:ng powdering her nose when it two shorts and a long-and a 'all you demonstrated more pnces plat tor and tiro off your co: REfiAaOLESS of CONDITION courage , filed right beck in again. The more thrilling sound Jane than discretion, more enthusi- foreman looked a little silly as thought she had never heard. earn than judgment?" he delivered 'he verdict; Wally Jane noticed Wally saitienly 'THINK II it RAIN?' aeerna to be the query of Edward Mur- Wally shivered "Yes, R. sir! And and the comp:.-inants were al- act excited, say something to ADD ONLY 53 FOR WHITEWALLS ta with President Kennedy in the that's something that White HOILSe II nev•er ready celebrating. Eleanor and point his finger L happen • at In as U.S. Information Agency crLeL again!" • • Jane. "And is Canacban Countess KNOW a secliet!" Mrs. Hope Then Wally bent double with now actually taking out and 'was teaaing unmercifully. laughter. Whatever amused him, marketing its natural gas?" The two were on the telephone. he had got Al and Rosemarie "Yea, Sir." said Wally. It Happened To A Paducah Man! "We're! But Jane didn't mind. Ever to look. too- pointing to Jane now taking just a modest fifty since the trial, three weeks ago again. Now Al let out a whoop. ACADEMY million cubic feet 4 a day - to: now, she had been happy as At least to Jane, watching in- NYLON supply markets in Washington NOMINATED FOR /-1- AWARDS the gnus:, that laid the golden tently, it looked like a whoop. 15-Month and Oregon. And California has egg. There had been Suet twa She couldn't hear their voices huge markets Road Hazard opening up In disappointments, one of which above the confusion. six months we'll Guarantee be flowing in wasn't a dissppointment at all, The liner began smoothly 'ecivi —rr'rrt;";'s;av";;;7i4 better quantity, to and In a except to Al. Happy as Al was slip away from its berth, and year. . . ." ' for Eleanor, he was rtill f-ettng as Jane and Mrs. Hope blew "Objection" shouted the Dia- let down for hintsel/ that Wally more kisses and waved in trict Attorney. had turnea out to be a good good-bys, the water to low I.•- Every new Firestone tire is "Sustained," said the Court guy ineleact of a had. gan to widen between thcm and CP GUAPIANTSED Mr. Tilly. happy enoogh. The real disappointmeni. how- the dock. 1%1 Witt1 ? WIC.IR e SENSIT10111, I Seminal Orforfo on wooitmen. moved on to other lines of goes- shop ever, was that August F.rrist Still, and rsaffinals for the honing. Jane noted, her young lifo rot thdo nrietnal "Now when you were had call-cl to say that, he trosd in friends stood with thcir shoni- 5. Somme normal row, Ssisrela all mean Canada." he Inquired. "what couldn't see fou-l.r. opal nohlo ponei.oan %emationair Jane off on the tiers braced, their eyes tensely, • was the status of with 3 .9nrnonf•ftail In •v•tv,lar ,--Nese York an investment i cruise tossiticpulico. Regrettably, TUBELESS 4 Dila/News in expectantly. transfixed upon her, pp wgrogi•r Car or for ON IF the company at that time?" I he wi scheduled more months stsse9r to 'ye in Se- laughing and gesturing as if 88 of moolha •poralliorl Wally took (tillfu advantage ofl attic &i Rapiur• wade volhout ettaste„ 9 tri day she sail .,!, waiting for her to do something 7.50 14 ROAD HAZARD ria.l.e•nent. his moment. "On my last tripl prorated on frp9,1 And that wan tomorrow The besides wave. NYLON I low, and 11•••1 on leo pormi Ii.°v* *$14 to British GUARANTEE turrmt It Ifir• • 11 Columbia, Canietien. Patin would sail at noon. Mrs. of adv...trooni •r Countess Curious, he Joked . around XPe was listed for the first11-16pe had reserved a stateroom rusts. SIOa cls131.1st time and then behind her, at the very on the Torogito Stock Ex-ion "A" deck. And Rhett Crock- .,%1 shus change. It's an hp moment Mrs Hope laughed, "I kk -and-coming ,' ett's stateroom was right be- MUFFLER VAk‘ conv-any. absolute fold you I had a secret!" I An beareat" i low. on "13" (leek Fthett had al I IkS1.1%-°,12ajtkvai "Oliketiont"-shouted the Dis flown into town last evening For there, not tv.-o feet away, I • , and exhaust tetra a 1.1 4410.k.,.le !4 Attorney. Wally's editorial and maid he'd meet them on little behind the crowd, stood STOP system service ire41115 comments were stricken from shipboard. Auguat Ernst, hatless, his eyes the looking tvgatn" record. • I Jane had admitted to Role- ma Impish AS when he Pulling a tet-grarn from his marie. "You know, I really had asked her to promise she ! Trained men, .. . would ro.ket, Mr Tilly now aildrer,sed can't wait to get home again!" go. And then, right be- SAFE modern equipment, tk. fore all of J 25c 4 Ito. the Court. "Your Honor, I de_ Although she couldn't quite her friends he took pr,ropt servhe a quick step, spread his arms tiWAIKe sire at this time to produce ga. bring her -elf to say what she < PRICE131 PKG, wide, encircled Jane LOW Isilat-Naisteher--Asia, and ii.• ,wely---klail_Zeally.__ thinking -fur- --It and kissed _ADJUSTMENT ftllitY 4-ND TOMilittt exh:bit, of the defendant_ wounded over-young, her -leffilerly: ZINNIA lit I what she All 4 wheels SEEDS identify it. ma a telegram re. meant was, "I don't want to While Mrs. Hope hurried off brought bait k MONROE !IP-- P.0 loov iceived by me this morning at go! I'll miss August Ernst too to look for Ithett, Jane and Mr. 19 to 'like new" Shock Absorber illcrticlkx from n,yatihecsecretariat imInion rrolieh'n ''the Ernst, there with their arms 11 efficiency. excitement Service No Cost or Obligation ollf43Cao*ne of b„.wird_ around each other, took lip their on Energy. With the Court's tag the ship, however, Jane was post together and Started wav- permission I shall read ing. It Into glad she had come. Following the record." a steward, she and Mrs Hope Now Al and Wally together "Bo be it. Permission grant- made their way to their state- let out such a holler that this FENTON FIRE e(I.•. All earn, the STONE Judge leaned Jane , rooms. Red roses were on the time (-odd hear them. forward, table. THE END' 205 So. 5th St, PLrua 3-4969

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PL 3-1323 i 21 points and m319.% two 1950 STUDEBAKER 4-DOOR, easy years of college, and are TWO BEDROOM HOUSE Trailer. iillips 20 for the West, Jobbers Shell Oil Products Bilbrey's PL 3-5617 on gas and oil, dependable second willing to work hard to build For couple. See at 1101 Poplar Stith or taventure's Toni GREEN DIVAN & OVERSTUFFED a career with Mowers and Roto Tillers car. Phone PL 3-5868 after 5 p.m. a leading com- call PL 3-1778. m3lp with 20. ale chair, top condition. Bargain at pany, come in and talk to Mr. PAINT STORES $100.00. Call PL 3-3842 days or Sammons, or write to Friendly aim the game went to 'CHUTINO THE SHOOTS—Parachutes throng view as the CHOICE LAKEVIEW LCMS, Pano- PL 3-3589 nights. a4c Finance, Inc., 204 So. 4th St., crippled children hos- 503rd Infantry, 82nd Airborne Division, mass leaps at Rio DRUG` DTORES Tidwell Paint Store PL 3-3080 rama Shores. $24.00 down $25.00 Murray. m31c NOW YOU KNOW Hata in Panama. It was "Operation Solidarity," in co- Johnson, Scot DM. .. PL 3-2547 monthly. Freeman phone operation with several Latin American paratroop units. • PLaza 3-2731. m2c NOTICE I PRINTING FURNITUME STORES TWO-ROW JOHN DEERE CORN WANTED 1 By United Press International LIES Ledger & Times PL COMMERCIAL RESIDEN- 3-1916 drill. Can be used with tractor or AND erg's Turn. *art PL 3-2403 In October, 1957, Mrs. Beverly YOU'VE team. Call PL 3-1239. Located two tial built-up roofing. Free esti- MISSED THE WANTED SEWING AND Altera- Nina Avery, 48, of Los Angeles HYDRANGIAS miles north of Penny. m3Op mates. References. C all collect. BULBS! tions at 516 South 7th Street. obtained a divorce — her six- RESTAURANTS Klapp Roofing a n d Sheetrnetal, But yOu're not too late for GROCERY STORES m30c teenth from husbands. REGISTERED lj AND 2 YEAR old Mayfield, Ksaitucky, CHapel 7- 14 AZALIAS The iouthside Restaurant PL bolls. steers. 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"Night Passage plays Thursday and 606 Maple SL • watt, remaining on the present PLaza 3-2661 ACROSS 7- 1524t Friday at the Murray Drive-In Theatre. S•f.trie name 74WM,M frequency bf 1340 kilocycles. • 1-Part of 9-Small valley flower 10-i 'mite 13 CiLIATTIE) I- Dwell Ii - Foreshadows WM UM ••••• .1,•11.1a. .3-21 E 11 -Chastise 13- iravestonis 9B071 I 'THOUGHT SiCU SAO ,10U TRADE DAY EVERY MONDAY 13-Cornmeal°. 18- UOU ALIO WERE GCMA rative disks 19-Muse of except 4th Monday at Dairy Hill Hrr EmT0 AAE?ti. 14-gruircuon IMO MI-1 16- $1-ilrinjurytry NOME Drive-In Park, 3 miles east of May- 17-Landeei 21-Blemish field on U.S. 80. a3p 13- Expire 21-Loud klieg 341-Rarbors 27-Leases PION TIRES 13-Detch nem 110-Part of may 24-Organs of 37-Nuleances NEW hearing 34-Sharp DON7 MISS SEEING THE SS-Molar U- iron 1961 World Book Encyclopedia and * • Igt 311.8panish 117-Tell artic.• VI- Baby's Childcraft! Would be happy to fl-Shuts noisily name for Pop 47- Tow ard t it. 54-Anger show you! Please phone.PL 3-1329. 31-Flaunt about 40-Ileavy sheltered 57-Chinese mils Idly drlakere m3lp 33-Metal .id, 63-Compass fastener 41-Long. 49-Challenge point U- Weary necked birds 62-Gegan of 110-11vpothetl- BIANCO.' 'WW1 • by Ernie BushmIller 180.70-18 34-Go 44-Strikes out hearing cal force go 7 lo-is 39-131rde homes 42-Not• of scale ///%// 43-1111, as :9111111 3 4 5 ::::*;M 7 in 9 13.11. dough WATCHES REPAIRED 46-Pack away 25 7 so-Is 44-Guido, 111 blab sots lil Nil s 4$-1riniahtod 10-Resort lamuIOKM • 61-TransactIon lido MUSIC'S LOSS—The world of 113-Turk;sh Bail 23UI music is mourning the death our regiment a 2. IF2.526 gig of Sir Thomas Beecham, 81, 65-Printers m....5! 111•1111111,6 UII'I one of the world's most re- 64-T•ke. 32 conductors, cap pa b Is unlawfully IdIIIJUUIUI vered orchestra 119-34intakes of a stroke in London. He 61- Weird aggil ITAC35UIU . !:•:.: been 111 for several T re 111-bows had 36 37 Months. The fiery conductor Offill ir DOWN was married to his 27-year- )LESS Sep- of CONDITION 1-Continued :4X4 old former secretary in story 47 .•'$:::;421 49 :,,M 30 tember 1959, just a year I-Teutonic) 46 ..s9 after his second wife died. deity tiit.'irgal 7 3-Dance step 31 32 -mos woremerassontlIS 4-Above and 314:M:1MM illel55 touching maw 39 al li 6-European a ••••••• dormouse ....: 6-Part of oil ...... ,:. 1.11.0 ABNER rolamn ot by Al Caw 'to be" Distr. by United Future 5ysdate. Inc._ X9 BUT, AH HAIN'T TOO TARD 750 LET'S RIGHT!!-ITS NICE AR IS TOO (-.77./EY'RE A EAT. WE HAD PIE,LIAM, HAVE CAKE, BEI N'YORE. Answer to Yesterday's Pural, YARD 10 INSGRACEff NYLON CROSSWORD PUZZLE TO COOKIES, MAMMY GO TO SCHOOL!! > AN' ICE CREAM FO' AN' ALL THEY DO IS 5.Month ACROSS 9-1Ian's 3M00 30111 SUPPER AN'SODY-POP PAPP•Iff-Y0' nickname -- EAT, SLEEP ad Hazard 1-01rFs name 10-Continued 1111 J1MM aru FO' IS SO EASY 4-Eziata luarantee story uu NOrBATHE,AN" 6-Contests 12-Spanish 10N rr9Mq BREAKFUST.T 11-Discover article tIOWX WArci-/ ry sortion of 14-Italian poet WM= CrOUI 11-Worn sway 31-Perils. mum oquu 16-IndefinIt• 20-Genus of moans •rtIcle oil see MMOIO MGM ODEIl rareefone tire is 16-Became 23- Artificial aw•re of language 3 emu ma A ANTISO 11-Sun god 54-B•hir• Christ Trna WJMW 10 feel. in weearnan 19- Maiden (litiabr.) OOM SUM ollW materials ler the lo‘ed by 25-Unit of MUM Zeus Lilt, Ian SIJOB UMBE mums! 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THEM POODLES 47-Appeilat10e 11 12 613 a AN' ME HAS GOT A LOT IN COMMON . of Athena l YOU'RE STILL 42.WootIV Plant II a,, WE GET NAUSEOUS AT THE 50 (GASP) INTACT'? -Pace min SIGHT 0'BLOOD : 62.8es eagle 54 anr $$$ -Symbol 11,9 , 23 for tantalum 55 -Conjur.i t Ion 64-Fteinatate ill HMI Anil 69-Synibol for _ Lelhenleini 11-Rejoinder MI NUNIIIIIIIIIMIll 13-Regulate 37 45-IN borne NM alga no 64-Ushylonlan 38 39 NI40 41 plikI 42 Will 44 deity ?A STEWARDESS CAUGHT — Si- 1: 67-Dellnit• ai 46 0;47 59 mone Christmann, air stew- •rticlis r Obligation ardess from Paris, seems a DOWN 50 51 0:1;32 53 In 34 Mil bit agitateci,eihe U. S. -Ram• as cus- 1 across ill fa56 57 toms enforcement office in 2-Negation • Ind° New York, and well she 3-Near 61 •"/ 4 11 might be—four pounds of -Frosts ,61 NE 6-Mark of a pure heroin worth about half approval 11-Army officer malai mli a million dollars was foundy 1- Ealia Vat:. Ln,ted Feature b)ndica e, inc. her unmentionables...11N l•Fashion by FAUN MIMI & TIMER — MURRAY, KENTUCKY • WEDNESDAY — MARCH 29, 19 daily nutritional requirements. ity heifers 700-900 lb. $18.75-19. Federal State Market $13. Miss Russell's experience as 3 Cutter and Utility cows f Nutrition... nutritionist includes teaching at News Service 16.50; Canner $12.20 - 13.75; $19.00-19.50; Good a 1 Utility bulls Continued from -Page On• both elementary and secondary MURRAY, Ky., March 28, 1961. levels, serving as a state super- Murray Livestock Market report. Choice 300-600 . lb. stock steel visor of the Farmer's Home Ad- Hogs: 104. Receipts mostly mixed $24.00-26.75; Medium $23.00-25.25 m.nistration, and conducting ra- grade butchers. Steady. U.S. No. 1, Medium and Good 300-500 lb. stock emphasizing the use of teaching dio and TV homemaking programs. 2, sad 3 barrow and gilts 180-230 heifers $21.25-24.00. will aids and visual techniques, At present Miss Russell works lb. $1675: 235-275 lb. $15.75-16.25; Calves: 120. Vealers steady tq expla:n wise application of the with edurators, extension groups, 160-180 lb. $15.50; No. 2 and 3 strong. Good and Choice 180-240 how to -whss" of nutrition and and public health officials. sows 300-600 lb. $14.25-14.75. lb. vealers $30.50-34.25; Good and teach the subject to all age levels Cattle: 187. All classes generally Choice 245 - 275 lb. $31.25 -33.25; and to vaned. interest groups. Steady. Few Standard 900-1100 lb. Standard and Good 160-180 lb. . Miss Russell will give a presen- BUCHANAN slaughter steers $22.00-22.90; Util- 323.25-30.25. tation of a Foodway to Follow — NEWS Social Calendar a nutritional blueprint, which il- PERSONALS lustrates the U. S. Dept . of Agri- Saturday, April 1st the Woman's Association of the culture's plan based upon these Mrs. Gladys Sanders spent last The Calloway County Country College Presbyterian Church will Gene Fairchild left Monday for four food groups (11 enriched or reek with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Club will hare an Easter party meet at the home of Mrs. Henry Baton Rouge, La, after spending whole grain bread or cereal: (2) '.7hanney and children in the Elm from 10 to 11:30 a.m. All members McKenzie at 2:00 p.m. the weekend with his wife and • • • • milk or cheese, i3) meat or its Grove community. Becky Gean of pre-school age through the third children in Paducah. He and his alternates. and 14) fruits and vege- Channy was very sick. grade are invited. Each child is to The Annie Armstrong Circle of family visited his parents, Mr. and tables. In addition to the nutri- Ben Grubbs returned home Fri- bring its own basket and four col- of the Woman's Missionary Society of Mrs Norman Klapp Murray. tional blueprint, she will use a day from the Henry- County Gen- ored eggs for hiding. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. treat- • • • • the First Baptist Church will meet Food While to whims hoar to bal- eral Hospital after a week's Cletus Hubbs and family while ance a diet through adequate serv- ment there. 14oRdoy. April 3rd at the home of Mrs. Irvin Gilson at 7-30 p,m. here. as well A large crowd attended the As- • • • • ing, from each food group. The Louie Moon Circle of the • • • • as reveal facts on how to eat sociational Symn Singing that was V7MS of the First Baptist Church at Mt Sinai Baptist Church anl grow slim Finally, in her dis- held will meet at the home of Mrs. Will Murray Assembly No. 19 Order Mrs. William E. Turner, daugh- afternoon. cussion of teen-age nutrition. Miss Sunday Frank Steely at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. of the Rainbow for Girls will hold ter of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Boyd, information on Rev. and Mrs. Warren Sykes Russell will g.ve William Adams as cohostess. its regular meeting at'theMasonic is a patient at the Lady of Mercy and daughter had dinner with Mr. • • A • the importance of breakfast and 7:00 p.m. Hisspital in Owensboro wtiere she Hall at RUNS HIGH—The ways to point up the appeal of and Mrs. Don Galloway and chil- The Kathleen Jones Circle of the • • • is convalescing following an illness THIS DRESS • to fashions breakfast which 5hould provide ap- dren. Then the Sykes' and Gallo- WMS of the First Baptist Church of pneumonia, apace age comes frock shown proximately one-fourth of t h e way.; had supper with Mr. and will meet at the home of Miss • • • • In this inflatable is intended Mrs. Rupert Sanders. Lorene Swann at 7:15 pm. In Chicago. It Mr and Mrs Herbert Alton and • • • • 'T1MIE TO Mr. and Mrs Gene Landolt have for short flights. The coat each daughters and Miss Nola Webb had returned home after spending the Inflates like • balloon, The Cora Graves Circle of the SEB A space dinner with Mr. and Mrs jimmy past week in Chicago, Ill., where panel separately. A Education ... Woman's Association of the Col- features Alton Sunday Mr. Landon attended the National jacket underneath lege Presbyterian Church will meet SHOW! compart- Continued from Pato Ono Mr. and Mrs Jerry Blaski and Installment Loan Convention held hip level belt with at the home of Mrs. A. H Kopper- etc. of Missouri are visiting there. ments for food, money, daughter (id at 8:00 p.m. ARSITY: "Inherit The Wind." her parents Mr. and Mrs: Howard • • • • • • • • feature 125 minutes, starts at: .1 a en at the traditional ways of do- Hutson and son. Tuesday. April 4th begin 1:15, 3:35, 5:59, and 8:21. Mr. and Mrs. Fran Watrous of ing things. The• spring revival will The Grace Wyatt Circle of the the Mount Elizabethtown spent the weekend first Sunday in Apnl at Woman's Association rif the College -The people of this country are Cb,Irch with Rev. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Ira Sinai Baptist Presbyterian Church will meet at to risk an inferior ss - not going Billie Gallimore if the guest times Lyons. the church at 9:30 a m. with Mrs. MURRAY DRIVE-IN: Last • • • • stem of education; so. as the cost, speaker Guy Battle as hostess. totilte, "Party Girl," feature 99 skarpls increases and many of Sam Webb, Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. • • • • . minutes, starts at 7:15 and 9:15. Master Ricky Murdock of Oak our states find it difficult to sup- Jimmy Barrett and Carl- TA-244Y Nola and The Jessie Ludwicir Circle of Ridge, Tenn., son of Mr and Mrs. port a desirable program, the fed- Calloway had supper with Mr. ton John Thomas Murdock, Is visiting eral government will find it nec- ;and Mrs. Herbert Alton•and dough- %emery to subsidize. in one was or hie- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. !ter - SitridaY: Philip Murdock and Mr and Mrs. another, public education in the Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wallace of 1Letter to the Editor United States." he concluded. John Workman. 'Paris and Mr. and Mrs. Mu Wal- • • • • Willie - - Bement urged that alumni of lace. visited Mr. and Mrs. To The Editor Kentucky the State's public- colleges make Overt)) of Syntsonia. The Ledger & Times Mrs Louis J Boyd and children . every effort to =prove the hold- 1Sunday Murray Kentucky Beverly, Beda, Garth. and Bettina First Impressions Stewart and ing power of Kentucky on its edu- Mr. and Mrs Ralph of Knoxville, Tenn , are the guests to move Sir- Important cated leadership. -For too long family are about ready Dear of Mrs Boyd's parents, Mr. and Are So h 13.6 cu, refrig- into their new home. while Mr. ft. of Kentucky's greatest export h as You could really do a big favor Mrs Walter Conner. A household shower was given a dairy meeting erator space, you can Bring been brains", he said. for a group of ex-service men, if Boyd is attending The entrance to your for Mr and Mrs Billy Newport at Tifton, Ga Mr Boyd teaches in Your you would kindly place the fol- in makes the first Garden Inside! •-This flow must be stopped." the home of Mr and Mrs John Uni- home lowing article in y,iur paper. the dairy department at the he continued -if Kentucky is to Littleton Saturday afternoon:- impression on your 53rd. Inf, Div. Launches versity of Tennessee. significantly improve its educa- and Mrs Don Galloway and • • • • Wrought iron Mr Operation Manhunt 2. guests. tional lesel and supply the ne- children and Miss Janice Alton VISIT US AND LOOK AT THIS The 83rd. Infantry Division - ornamentation will cessars management. professional visited with Mr. and Mrs Morns Mr and Mrs A. A. Doherty were REFRIGERATOR, the famed THUNDERBOLT DIVI- greatly enhance its and technical skills for the new Smith and children for a while aft- the weekend guests of Mr and a SION of World War 11. for the and charm. Get a Giant O.E. Kite FREE Ind taraii I ned Commonwealth' church Sunday tight. Mrs Water Doherty of Bowling beauty er secind straight year, is conducting For The Kids: %Brownie" SPENCER TRACY is cast in a Green. Get our Prices. He said that economic advance- an extensive search for some 30,- tailor-made role as the fighting ment and educational pr ogre ss 000 of their former members. • • • • defense attorney in "Inherit MURRAY MACHINE IL move ahead in leapfrig fashion, That was the number of men on the Wind," film version of the, and with economic progress providing their roster, at the end of the Mr and Mrs. J. B Burkeen TOOL COMPANY Scopes trial. The picture pro- Dennis and Patsy, 'spent the means for expanding educa- war Thew men are scattered all chilren. het Rd. PL 3.3474 ;mei of skill with whiM to ad, South Benton over the nation. Many are from duced and directed by Stanley the weekend with Mr and Mrs. great State of Kentucky AI Kramer, opens today at the' J W Burkeen and sons. David and BILBREY'S Vance the economy. the the 83rd was stationed at Camp Varsity Theatre. Danny of Nashville. Tenn. 240 E. AlaInb-- PL 3-5617 -The education pump • in Ken- News Breckenridge. lus been pr:med to enable tucky _ _ Even- year the 83rd. holds a Followers wrapped Ms at. .n line to develop manage- reunion. This year the 15th.. an- are nicely body in linen and laid ment and skills necessary to the 'mass programing nual conclave will be held in I The new court it in a new sepulchre. sprodurson of an expanding econ-.around Benton Cleveland Ohio. August 17. 18 and entombment wIll soon be completed. The omy We can not afford to cut off house- 19th . at the li tel Manger. A You judge. Artel Haltom. m's•-• can the so mite a energy if for no ;raur.ty great program has been arranged office last seek. ether reason than pure econimaim." cc! .nta his new and nationally known speakers I ... or into smiting at Church he said. 1 The gospel will address the meetings. squeeze night was well at- Grose Saturday All former members of the old tended The crowd was so large one of 83rd.. are urged to contact the the chairs in the tides. they had to put national secretary. Harry Lock-, six Quartet of Hop The Emmanuel %wood 43 Oakland Ave Jersey City and was enjoy- small kinsville attenited 6, N. J. all. into a 1VT IN THEATRE 'eft by Grate-fully Yours Davis and Mr and Stm. Frank Victlt E. Landis compacts Open 600 • Start 6:45 Mike of Paducah were Sunday vis- NaLonal Publicity Direct E B Owens phone itors of Mr. and Mrs. or 83rd Int Div. Assn. ToNsTE and THURSDAY Sunday. 124 Potomac St. Mrs B.11 Greenfleld and Mrs Dayton 10 Ohio booth Walter Myers of Parkview were a.an MOM 71W •at , Ona AMP gapers Paducah Friday. M•111,100 mans ....ompa %hi ir, Si •4•.•••••= •••• • Mr and Mrs L V Martin are * vacationing in Florida k. * Mr and Mrs E. W Owners, FAXON Mr and Mrs. Mac Meadows and WI SUR CTI0111111 0111 •an. pleanne have returned from PhDs- anix. Arizona after visiting the fam- News ily of Mr and Mrs Strower ...but if you To RSDAY and FRIDAY 'and Mrs Cora Davis. Mr and Mrs %.ernot, coleman The Faxon Junior 441 Club met want to seat 1141, MARI sere guests of Mr and Mrs Ray- in the sixth grade room recently YURPHY ii nd Edwards Sunday. with 39 members present, 24 girls Tracy NIGHT Mrs Ken Hardesty. and and 15 boys six adults S.SAG ',oda and Judge H. A. Riley visit- Ronnie Walker reed the devotion- Mr and Mrs. John Riley. Bert' al and Patricia Nance led in pray- and Sunday. in comfort Dennie er. Marilyn Cunningham anti Patri- enjoy the I reading Coldwater cia Nance led in the' pledges. .ews in the Ledger & Times very The group had a visitor, Mrs ids Wyatt, demonstration agent for M Mr. V Si as West Kentucky Rural Electric Co operative at Mayfield Mrs Wyal: gave a demonstration on electricity. ...you need the Following the talk by Mrs Wyatt all-purpose compact, MURRAY LOAN CO. Mr San, discussed the demonstra- tion with the club Ronnie Walker 101W. Stain $t. Telephone Pt. 31-2021 Rambler Classic, the only compact for six 6-footers male a motion to adjourn the meet. "YOUR HONE-OWNED LOAN CO." ing and Marilyn Cunningham sec- onded the motion. Mary Wells. Reporter Read The Ledger's Classifieds EASTER FLOWERS TO WEAR ORCHIDS, CARNATIONS, 100 FREE ROSES, GARDINAS TO SflARE LILIES, AZALIAS, HYDRANGEAS. MUMS, MIXED BOXES and PLANTERS ORCHIDS sr' WE WIRE FLOWERS Rambler Classic Custom So Or V Say It With Flowers, Order Early -8 FLOWN FROM HAWAII TO YOU!! stt,

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