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IN OUR 84th YEAR United Press International Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 May 6, 1963 Vol. LXXXIV No. 107 *BANK ASSETS DOUBLE IN SEVEN YEARS Cases Are Heard Roundtable For Hazel Man By Judge Miller Breathitt Rally Business Barometer Shows Assessing Scouters Thursday Big GOP Oases heard before Judge Miller i The monthly Roundtable for Cub- Passes Away last week and completed are listed Planned Here masters. Scoutmasters, Assistants, Growth In Short Period as follows: Den Mothers and Committeemen of James E. Lively, Evansville route the Chief Chennubby District. Four Saturday three, fishing without a license. A business barometer compiled by is quoted as $22.910.000 Retail sates On For Biu Area Rivers Council, Boy Scouts of Amer- Candidates Conservation Officer W. N. Mc- the Murray Chamber on Commerce are those in stores anti businesses Its ica will be held at the First 1 Me- Lemore. Fined $15.00 and coats indicates progress in all news on over the city .and of thodist Church. Thursday evening, county. Hub Dunn, age 77, died Saturday 816.60. A Jackson Purchase Rally for growth in Murray and Calloway May 9. Murray's part of this projectea night a 7 o'clock at his home in Leland Oral Phillips Edward T. -Ned" Breathitt, candi- Counts with figures releasea snow- ay RAYMOND LARK was contacted in each of 42 states reckless This roundtable figure is $20,1043,0110. Hazel. He had been in ill health date for is for all Scout ing a comparison nited Phew nthh.110•6011 and the District of Columbia. driving, state police. Fined $10.00 the Democratic nomination between Decem- for the past 18 years. and Cub Leaders in Calloway, Gra- WASHINGTON 'UK - Republican The state chairman or National and costs suspended. for governor, will be held in Murray ber of 1966 and December ot Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Lula ves and Marshall counties. leaders began a reappraisal of their Committee members in 15 states Marvin Thorn. failing to abide on Saturday at 2.00 p.m. The most amazing ngure aim on The Cub Leaders will have as presidential candidates to- Nesbitt Dunn; one daughter, Mrs.. by court. The rally will be keld of the moat indicative is that possible expressed the belief that Rockefel- orders relative to child on the cd Infant Woodrow Ricknum. Murray; one their theme: "Things that go" plan- Irusli Son day ler's chances had been damaged. support, the Sheriff. Plated under courthouse yard in Murray. bank assets. In this case toe sou, Holmes Dunn, Murray; one ned with projects and informal ri They found themselves in almost National Committee members in 12 $1,000 bond to appear on May 9. The counties of Calloway, Fulton, garts for comparison are timer sister, Mrs Fannie Berryman. Palm- activities that boys like to do In total disagreement about the poli- stated they had not. The two mem- Hugh Adams public drunk, the McCracken. Hickman, Carlisle. Bal- of December 1955 and April 12. 1V6.3. ersville. Tenn ; one brother. Grover their own back yards and neighbor- tical effects of Gov Nelson A. Rock- bers from Hawaii were divided. Sheriff. 12 days in county jail to lard, Graves, and Marshall will be In 1955 bank as.sets were listed asses Away- Dunn of Lakewood. California; four hoods. efeller's remarriage In 16 states. national committee .,be served on weekends. represented at the rally with at $15.376,824.68, while tne April ., grandchildren and two great grand- I The Scouters will have as their 12 1963 figure shows bank assets et Some of them felt the New York , members gave non-commital or -no Elvin Scott. public drunk and Breathitt as the principal speaker. children_ theme. "Natural Resources" plan-, governor, who had been considered' comment" answers breach of peace. The Sheriff. Six Several officials in the state cam- $31.379.581 72. double the 19a0 n Sunday Mr. Dunn was a member of the ned to give all Scouts a greater hre, the strongest contender for the 1964' days in jail to be served on week- paign of Breathitt will be in at- South Pleasant Gr ov e Methodist knowledge of t he importance of presidential nomination, had corn-1 In the District of Columbia, the ends. tendance at the rally. Following the 1955 and 1962 dates chairman Church. Funeral services were held conservation. Infant Terry Lynn Colson, mated political suicide by his mar- party and two national Kenneth Todd, public drunk and Keith Hill. Ca 1 lo w ay County again the building permits junimea day committee members there today at 230 p.m Rev. Hoyt old son of Mr. and Mrs. riage Saturday. Others said it would divided three breach of peace, the Sheriff. Four chairman for Breathitt. will intro- . from 52 to 130. Eur y ways New Owen officiated the service Colson of Hazel route have no effect Still others corn- In York, members of the a nd days in jail. duce Mr Breathitt. Postal receipts, another good in- two, died burial was in the church cemetery. KENTUCKY Sunday at 4 p.m. mented that they dui not know State Executive Committee c 0 m - J. O. Compton, fishing in restrict- Motorcades from the above coun- NEWS dicator moved from $79.112.bu in at the Murray mewed that Pallbearers were Paul Dunn, Har- Hospital. or that it was too early to Judge the marriage would ed waters, Conservation Officer W. t/es are expected to converge on 1955 to $150,0a4.00 in 1962. Tne city have effect old Allison. Macon Rickman, BRIEFS Other survivors are a the political effects. no or that it was too Jimmy N. McLemore. Fined $15.00 and costa Murray bringing supporters from sold 269,000.000 gallons on water in grandmoth- early Stickman, Richard Nesbitt, James er, Mrs. Zola McKinney, Rockefeller, 54, who was divorced to assess its impact. of $15.50. all areas of the purchase. 1 1956 and in 1962 this coneurtexion Murray Nesbitt, Herbert Dick and Thomas jumped route three; six sisaers, Mrs. last year by his wife of 31 years. John James Hobby. Evansville, by United Press International to 491.762.900 gallons. James Boost Goldwater Nesbitt. Underhill. Louisville, Mrs. was married Saturday to Mrs Mar- speeding, state police. Fined $10.00 TO ATTEND SEMINeR Water meter settings in Decem- Harold The Miller Funeral Home of Hazel Osborne, Hazel route t w o. Mrs. garetta Fitter Murphy, 36. a mother Some of those eho said Rocke- and costs suspended. Ken Schmidt Signs OWENSBORO, Ky . ,un her of 1955 were 2306 and in De- had charge of the acirangements. - Gus cember Noble Craig, Henry County, Ten- of four, who obtained • divorce last feller had written his own political Elmer Dillon, DWI, the Sheriff. With Paris, asanciate profe_ssor of history of 1962 water meter SeLLintdi Coach Luther nessee, and Misses Patsy Ann, Max- month. obituary or had hurt himself ser- Continued under bond of $100. and political science at Kentucky numbered 3118. ine iously I Elmer Dillon, Sewer connections in and Madelene Colson, Hazel Leaders Surveyed had been outspoken support- breach of peace, Ken Schmidt. 6-6 center from Wesleyan College. will attend the Decemoer of 1968 route two, and one brother, Harold GOP National Committee mem- ers of Sen Barry Goldeater of the Sheriff. Fined $10.00 and costs Bridgeton., southern regional seminar on poli- numbered '2181 and in De- Pairings For Mo., has signed a basket- Lynn Colson. Hazel route two. cember bers and other party leaders were Arizona fes,\the presidential nomi- of $22.50. tical science in the 1960s at the 1962 they moved up LC "eV. ball grant-in-aid with Murray State Graveside nation Edgar Downey, public drunk, Electricity customers services were held this asked by United Press International the College. Murray Coach Cal Luther University of Tennessee, June 2-8. increased delell 3003 to afternoon with Rev Gerald Owen if they believed that the marriage Sheriff. 12 days in jail on weekends. has announced - 3513. Comments ‘zere volunteered by Ladies officiating. Burial was in the Elm Day Natural GIL3 customers hurt Rockefeller's chances for the Schmidt. who averaged 19 points WARREN MAN DROWNS in Decem- some of those contacted that Roche- beforrniled96111) aumwben Grove Cemetery presidential nomination and who and 13 rebounds BOWLING GREEN. Ky. let - bether =spate: wiL)4,secemtirst- tellers triarneee %wad offend wom- a game last season The Max Churchill Funeral Home they regarded as the leading pros- for Pattonville Morris White, 41, of Warren Coun- en voters. Dwayne Spencer Will High School, is the had charge of the arrangements. nett fur the nomination. Goff Given ty, drowned Saturday w hen a tier they were 1302 ctultomers son of Mr and Mrs. Wesley Schmidt One or tnore Republican leadefe Return To Murray fishing boat overturned on the Telephones increased astronorni- To the question about the lead- --- - Of Bridgeton He was an all-con- Green River near the old Thrl- mlly from 31100 to 6441 During tras ing prosject, those contacted in six The pairings for the Ladies Day ference and honorable mentionall- keld•s ferry. acme period the West states said Rockefeller stall was lb golf at the Canoes., County Coun- Dwayne stak player. kangiallaY Committees Spencer will be returned Riael lineeertic Cloovrative the lead Those in eight statist. try Club Wednesday' Mbrfoy At Holley. a Murray State grad- snorers- a has beeti An- today or toinorroka Ator- ecf tneir Cuatoinets Russians including six in the South, named uate, was Schmidt's *tr y; HELD FOR CHIEF In Usuicr.tay May nounced lowing high school N surgery in Paris. Tennessee County froth 325 to Goldwater. coach. The Pattonville team had RUSSELLVILLE, Ky DPI - Fu- 4illeu. Members who wish to play but on Friday. Spencer received an In- a Automobile amed By 23-4 season record and was neral services will be held today for regiatrations inalcat- ae..eN whose names do not appear below jury in a press while working at beaten ed an National Committee members in in the Class Isaiah Deshazer, 89, Russellville increase also wan tne two le 6 Have will be paired at the tee. Tee off the Murray Manufacturing Com- L regional tournament Located compariuve four states named both Rockefeller by the eNentual police chief from 1927 to 1933 who figures being daeo at time is nine o'clock. Hostesses are pany which necessitated the re- state champion. and Goldeater Those in four states died at his home here Saturday. tioimes Ellis Coach Luther said that Schmidt Marge Kipp and Jane Baker. moval of most of the left hand Parking named both Rockefeller and added was one meter revenues increas- Pairings are is follows: It is understood that of the best big men he saw Hitler's Body s ii c h other possibilities as Gov. surgeons CAR ACCIDENT ed. possibly indicating play last season "He has FATAL Increased Holmes Marge Caldwell, Kathryn Kyle. were able to save part of the thumb good speed. tourist Ellis, president of the Oecortge Romney of Michigan. dm. is an GREENUP, Hi. Eagle traffic. In 195 tne annual Francis Parker: Opie Spiceland, Eu- and the -heel" of the hand excellent shooter, has played - Murray Chamber of Commerce has William W. Scranton of Pennsyl- Allen, income from parking ladine strong high school competition. and 22, a former Thompkins- meters was released the committees Robinson. Edema Simmons: He was taken to the Murray Hos- 919.11630 of t h e vania and Seri Thruston B Morton has a bright vine, Ky., resident now of Indi- and in December oi now By HENRY SHAPIRO Stella Hurt. Eleanor Diugiud. Re- pital when he suffered the Injury future at Murray," bit' chamber for the year. of Kentucky. anapolis, was led Saturday the year's income shoivea a i Interaallahri becca Irwin, Juliet said. I total The committees and the chair- 11.11.1 Wallis, Sadie but Dr. Lowry was out of town at *hen the car in which he was of $25,720A2_ MOSCOW 'Lie -- Fresh Soviet West. Reba Kirk. the time, and he was given emer- man of each, are listed as follows. riding collided with a truck os The increase in city population accounts of World War II may fol- Lou Doran. dance Sparkman, gency treatment and taken to the highways, Luther Robertson, rec- U.S. 40 Isere. was reflected in the numoer low the Russians' claim that they.M Jane Baker: Chris Graham. Henry near on reation and culture. Max B Hurt. Marge County General Hospital at babies born at Chandler In Murray Hospital who' beautification. recovered Adolf Hitler's burned body' Kipp. Barbara Wyman. Betty Nel- Pans. Gene Landon; in- ay Term 0 DEAN TO SPEAK 511 in 1955 and 604 in 19e2 in Berlin at the end of the war, son. Ruth Wilson. Earlaie Doran; Spencer Ls the son of Mr and dustrial development. H Glen Dor- BOWLING GREEN, Ky. 4.7a - Industry and commerce In Mur- Western observers believed today. Cie Evelyn Jones, Shirley Seals, Pauline Mrs W. 0 Spencer, is married and an. municipal improvements. Rin Chester C Travelstead, dean of the ray showed an increase also reflect- It wa.s disclosed Sunday that the Parker, Alice Purdorn. Jerelene Sul- has two children. North State Kern, public service, W. C Elkin! education college of University ed in the freight cars coming Rusaians had broken 18 years of ircut Court livan. Reba Overbey the into Education, spiritual welfare anti New Mexico, will be Murray and leaving. In leap silence and said they found Hitler's'0 Veneta Sexton. Betty Jo Purdom, Of the corn- 14e8 youth, Dr A H Kopperud; tourist Mencement speaker graduation cars were moved in and body in his Berlin minter when Betty Lowry. Elizabeth Slusrneyer, Murray Lodge 105 at ago out. promotion. Buford Hurt; re tit i I In 1962 1633 cars Urbena BEDFORD. Ky. TPI1 - A visit exercises at Western Kentucky State moved in and 132/ trade, E F Settle: they smashed Into the German pens Today Starks, Edna Knight. Will Meet out agriculture, W. Tonight These figures to three north - central Kentucky College May 30. are treignt cars Shoemaker, membership capital of and fi- counties today - products coming into Murray also The official Soviet position here- WEIGHT CONTROL Murray opened another week nance. James Garrison; legislative, -- Lodge 105 F. &A.M. will shipped out of Murray. tofore has been that the .1a7.1 leader of campaigning by former Gov. A. Waylon Rayburn. The May term of Calloway Cir- meet tonight at the Lodge Hall at The only figure B. Chandler in the Democratic gu- dropping was mai Other officers of may have escaped and fled to Spah cuit Court opened today with The Calloway County weight con- 7:30 o'clock. the Chamber of Circuit bernatorial primary of Fish and Wildlite receipts. in or Argentina trol chase will meet tonight at 7 A regular contest. Commerce are L. D. Miller, vie - Judge Earl Osborne presiding business meeting will December 1956 receipts The o'clock Chandler issued a statement from Junior Band are 824.- president, Dr. A. H. Kopperud. Soviet admission was made Both the Grand Jury at the Murray Electric Sys- be held and all Masons are urged sea- and the his home at 776 00 while in December 1902 tne by Marshal ViLsily Sokolovsky to tem Building to attend Versailles Sunday night retary; Nat Ryan Hughes. treasurer. Petit Jury were selected and em- I receipts were $25,724.00. Cornelius Ryan, American in which he deplored a lack of It was point- James L. Johnson is executive-sec- author. pannelled with the Petit Jury being ed out knowledge by the public and in the Chamber on Com- retary. who recently completed a two-week released even Candy Sale until Monday. The Grand by teachers merce report that one reason study of top secret archives of the of how the state's pub- tor - Jury will go into session today. lic schools this reversal might be Inc Red Army's final on Berlin. are financed and of his increas- E. W. is foreman of the previous ed cost of fishing and hunting Ryan's research is for a new book. administration's pa r t in 11- Donald Swann jury with the other members as Set Tuesday CerltieS The figure Name enacting present school legislation. would oramarny "The Longest Day" Author follows Mrs Maggie Boyd, W 0. rise, "I am somewhat surprised, with all other figures snowing JayCee Of The Month Ryan is the author of "The Long- Vaughn. cer- Mrs_ Louise DI c k, Mrs. tainly concerned an increase, est Day," the D-Day story of the and possibly a- Ruby Farmer, Ovie Henson. Virgil larmed," Whereas the population Allied invasion of France, June Chandler said, "that most tne 6, Pluschall, Rove Pool. Mrs. Marie Wil- city was 9.303 in of our people have so little knowl- The Junior Band of Murray High 1960. the population The Murray Junior 11044 son. Mrs Estelle Spiceland. William on Chamber of edge of the method School will September 12. 1962 was tigurea Commerce, Western diplomats expressed stir- by which our hold a candy sale to- board of directors rec- Adams Olive, and Mrs. W. H. Dunn. common at 10.301 The coumy prise at the unprecedented schools are financed, and morrow between 5.30 and 7 30 pm. population in ently named Don Swann. as the Soviet The Grand Jury will make their 1960 was particularly t h e foundation The candy will be boxes of 20.972 and In tiepternoer JayCee of the effort to make secret military Ur' report pro- choco- Month for April. to Judge Osborne on Wednes- gram." this year it was quoted as 21.e8n. chives available to foreign resear- late covered caehews, the same as Swann has attended district nuet- day or Thursday. ' In 1962 the retail vales chers Chandler said this situation ap- sold by the senior band. a:Rim- ings and is chairman of the JayCee parently stemmed e/ay County amounted to One possible explanation was that from two things: A spokesman for the band said 112‘.36i,- National Library Week project that newspapers 000 Of this total amount that the Soviet leadership has been ex- LEGION POST don't publish the that it is felt that several people soia Each month the JC board will same story in Murray amounted to tremely resentful of Western aza about a candidate and were missed during the previous $19.2bb.ouu name a member who has &hewn what he says The projected 'figure for the &counts of the faloviet-Gemian war, American Legion Post No 73 will every day, even though sale and that many would like to retaii some outstanding Interest in Work he may repeat sales in Calloway County written almost exclusively from meet tonight in the Legion Hall at the statements over reorder also. in leaf of the organization a and over, German sources They now appear 7 30 o'clock and that Gov. Bert Combs This money will go toward retir- Swann attended Murray High and his ready to make their own version administration were dellb- ing the remaining endebtedness on School and graduated from College cfhtely available to Western scholars, es- concealing the facts. the new band uniforms which were High He attended Murray State "I am alarmingly conviticed." said %torn for the first time last fall Registration College and served four pecially in connection with the corn- years in Chandler, ing 20th anniversary of victory in "that many of our teach- The original cost of over $6.000 the Navy Swanh is nowsannployecl 1965 Weather ers know very little about pittilic has been reduced to less than 1500 at the Murray Post Office He lives a- hool Sokolovsky was Marshal Georgi financing and the foundation through the efforts of the band For First it 700 South 16th Street. Zhukov's chief of operations during program." fund raising committee headed by the Battle of Berlin and until rec- &open Mrs. Charles Clark, ently was chief of staff of the Soviet WI illiMod Peas halmallsasi Search For Grades Bids For Surfacing • Wilson Today tw armed forces. a. NEW TRAFFIC LINES Project Announced Interviews Key Commanders HighI Yesterday Is Suspended Again In what diplomats consider a Law Yesterday Members of the State Highway The major academic breakthrough. Ryan 715 Trxisty Eastern Air Rescue Center, Department continue the restriping Registration for first grade stu- FRANKFORT. Ky ear - May 8. Robins was permitted to interview all the Rainfall AFB, Georgia reported that of parking and traffic lines on the dents in the Murray City scnocus Bids for a bituminous concrete sur- they have surviving key Soviet commanders suspended the search for court square today. Restriping of will be held this week on the follow- facing project on the Tobacco-tsar. H W "Stub" during the Battle of Berlin except Westerh Kentucky Mostly gun- Wilson. age 37, who center lines on the highways lead- ing oays_ 993 Road in Calloway County inn disappeared for the now-downgraded Marshal ny and cooler today and tonight, on April 6 on a flight ing into Murray was carried out Monday May 6 todayr: Austin be received by the Kenn:tele; Depart- Zhukov fromm Gainesville, high 70 to 75 Low tonight 45 to au. Georgia to Terrell, last week and today the operation School, in the lunchroom 1 .30 to ment on May 24. Commissioner of He Texas photographed scores of clas- Santry and a little warmer i ues- named onto the court square. 4:00. Darter School in Inc prin- Highways Henry Ward announced sified documents and closely (pies- day Leads which developed near Stev- cipal's office 1 30 to 4:00, Douglass L DOS; & tioned about 50 top ranking officers enson, Alabama and Winfield. Lou- FARM BUREAU MEET School in the ,kbrary. 3-00 to 1:UV. The project will begin at Uta Oh V including isiana were Marshals Ivan Honey, The 5 a m (ESTI tempratures: investigated, but a Tuesd 'ye MaP7: Robertson ecnool at Tobacco anti extend to Ky MM. Konetantin Rokosovsky and Vastly Louisville and search Proved to be fruitless The Farm Bureau board of di- in the proncipal's office 1 30 to earl approximately Lexington 53. coy- LAST APPEARANCE TILL AFTER WHEN-Mrs. 20 miles nortn 01 Chulkov Jacqueline Ken- The search was suspended on rectors will meet on Tuesday. Principal Fred Ington 40. Paducah 57. Bowling \ nedy, expecting another May Schultz, said trust the Tennessee Siate line. • distance Sok child in August, makes her last ap- April 010 v sk y told Ryan: "You Green 60, London 56, Hopicinsvine 17. then reopened on April 7 for their regular monthly meeting. an effort will be made to nave an of 6 061 miles '‘a varance at a social function till after the birth. She leads should be informed the Soviet Union 61, Evansville, Ind. 25 Officials said that the search The meeting is called for 7 30 phi. first grade students register on This project 54 and Hunt- guests to the head table In the White House for is being finance(' en- officially regards Hitler as the state will be reopened if new leads at the office according these dead." ington, W. Va 55 dinner for Grand Duchess de- to Ray T. two days in order that plans tirely out of the state road tuna Charlotte of Lu.xembottig. velop. Broach, secretary. may be made for next tau. tourist traffic. In 1955 Uf annual

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- , pAGE TWO THE LE 0111 1 TIMIS - MURRAY. szENTUCKT MONDAY WIZ MAY 6, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIMES PUBLISHED by LEDGER si 1111..cS PUBLISHING COMPANY. Iss.. ;onsoudetion of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and The r:..-Heraid, October .2.0, 1928, and the West Kentuckian, Januar) 1, 1946

JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER - We reserve the right to rejes•I any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, or Puolic Voice items which, in our opinion, are not for the best 1a- :erect of our readers.

NATIONAL REPRIESE.NTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1506 by United Press International! Eitedigpri, Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time iliti4e Bldg., New York, N.Y.; AMERICAN LEAGUE Stephenson B'Aig., , Mich. Twos W I. 1.. t 6.13. Kansas City 15 9 .625 Ente_ied at the Post Office. Murray, Kentucky, for tranannesion New York 11 8 .579 1% ale Second Class 'Matter. Boston 11 8 .579 14 eat. s.IJBSCEUPTION RATES: By Carries 111 Murray, per week 200,Ze Baltimore 13 11 .542 3 ed dironth 65e. In Calloway and acipa ning coun.,ta per year, .1.50: Chicago ...... 11 10 .524 2% we A here, $6.00. Cleveland 9 9 .500 3 to Los Angeles 12 14 462 4 tf -The Outstanding Civic Asset of a Community is the cbu Minnesota 10 13 435 4% Lakerity of its Newspaper Washington 10 15 .400 5% the Detroit __ 9 14 51,4 NIOND.AY M•kY 19t3 .391 Saturday's Results Chicago 8 Washington 1 lies New York 3 Minnesota 3 Lix lialtimore 8 Detroit 4 ing Cleveland 6 Los Angeles 0 the Kansas City 14 Boston 3 Ten Sunday's Years Ago Today Results LEDGER & TIMES FILE Minnesota 4 New York 1 Cleveland 4 Los Angeles 3 Boston 3 ed Kansas City 2 Chicago 8 hu Washington 0, 1st Mrs. George Hart was the speaker at the special May Washington he 8 Chicago 7. 2nd Fellowship Day service held by the Detroit 12 Or United Church Women Baltimore 4 SO-SO SEASON ..... Coach Chad Stewart's Murray Friday first season at Murray State has not been a brilliant Today's Ui at the College Presbyterian Church. debut. Is Games date his squad has a 6-8 neord. Varsity players ifront row, left to right) are: Dave Payne, Sob !Minnesota at Los att Eltis Henson of Murry State College will be the speaker Tracy, Angeles. night Tom Tighe. and Bill Bowen; lsecond row): Coach Stewart, Terry TIppin, Capt. Tom I Chicago .11 the commencement Higgins., Jerry Rhoads. at Kansas city, night he exercises for the Almo High School and Don Greenweil. New York at Detroit, Hi l'Imrsday evening. night (Only games scheduled) NEXT, Actress Jayn• Mansfield looks real su •saos. 401j, murk" • MAYSE7- happy Tuesday's Games in Los Angeles after her quickie divorce from Mickey Her- hu L. Ledbetter has purchased a half interest in the , Minnesota at Los gitay in Juarez. Mexico. With her la Italian singer-actor "V Angeles, night Bauetim Real Estate Agency, accordnig to a release front Chicago at Kansas City, night Nelson Sardelll, who said at time of the divorce, "We love Po the 5ival..1,y fitia tiay Cleveland at sach other and hope to marry. She plays on the strings of th Washington. night Boston at Baltimore. night my heart." Jayne said they were jug friends. Mr Fannie Chrisman, uge 79, died Saturday in a hoe- New York at Detroit, be night Frankfort. She was wife of the late Newton L. NATIONAL LEAGUE ritsas••• 0.11. Plttsburgh 13 in 8 .819 -• % St. Louis 16 10 815 az Ban Francisco 16 10 .815 Murray Lumber Co. Inc. hi Chicago 13 11 .5= 1/12 di MURRAY Milwaukee 13 13 500 214 OLDEST AND LARGEST LUMBER CO. LN MURRAY Ii LOAN CO. Los Angeles 42 13 .480 3 • INS W. Mehl St Telaphosao N. S-AMIII Philadelphia _ 11 12 .478 3 EVERY FOOT A SQUARE DEAL "T•Ult NOISI-OWNED LOAN 00." Cincinnati 10 12 455 New York 104 East Maple IL 9 15 .375 5,1 St. Tel. 753-3161 Houston 8 17 3'20 Saturday's Si Results 7 -r THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS Icr * Pittsburgh 5 Los Angeles 0 San Francisco 17 New York 4 Cincinnati 6 St LOMI5 0 LADIES PLAIN Philadelphia 7 Houston 0 KLAPP BUILT UP ROOFING Chicago 7 Milwaukee 5 Sunday's Results BONDED ROOFING & WATER PROOFING DRESSES - M San Francisco 6 New York 3, 1st C. 16, New York 4 San Francisco 2, Ind CONTRACTORS Los Angeles 7 Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati MEN'S 5 St lows 4. 1st "ABOVE ALL" YOU NEED A GOOD ROOF! St Lows 7 Ctn. 4, 2nd. 10 ians. • - Free Estimates - ea Philadelphia 6 Houston 5. 1st Houston 6 Philadelphia 2, 2nd SUITS LOCAL REFERENCES • LICENSED & BONDED Chicago 3 Milwaukee 2 TAKES 89th Today's Games DERBY -- 's Chateaugay (left) Call Collect CIllapel with Los 7-3816 - Mayfield. Ky. jockey Baeza Angeles at Pittsburgh • Ay cy,onfi up leads (right) across the finish line to MOTH PROOFED • win the 89th run- iOnly game ning of the scheduled) • •=11•11 . The handsome chestnut covered the Derby distance in Tuesday's Games 2:01 1/5. 1 1 4 lengths ahead of Never Bend who was followed by previously undefeat- Pittsburgh at Chicago ed . College Cleaners Philadelphia at New York Houston at Cincinnati, night 1 4 1 1 Olive Blvd. PLaza 3-3852 San Fran at Milwaukee. night Los Angeles at St Louts, night

PUBLIC HEARING Modern Publis Hearing wiU be held at 4:09 p.m. on way to Tuesday. May 7. at the Murray ('ity Hall to con- PLEASE! sider ease the application of the Pipe Line Oil( ompany, • Fulton. Kentucky, for the construction of a gas HOUSE- station at 1.112 Main Street (Half Trailer 4 ourt 1 lot). CLEANING

Thosv persons who wish to express views on this application are Mt ated to attend this Public send us Hearing. your OM TROUBLESHOOTERS-Here's the Organization of American States committee sent to COARD OF ZONING ADJUSTMENT try to eetUe tne Dominican Republic-HAM trouble. From left, about to board a plane In DRAPES New York: Alberto Zuleta Angel, Colombia: Santiago Salazar Santos, Colombia; Gonzalo CXte'AIOVCAN Murray, Kentucky Emma:tem, F.cusdor; Ennque Gajardo, Chile; Dr. Frenetic() R. Lana, El Salvador; Emilio PREVENT' Sarmiento, Bolivia. The mediation team was working in both capitals. CURTAINS FOREST FIRES SLIPCOVERS for expert WASH at BOONES CROSSWORD PUZZLE Anewor to Satoraar'• P Sanitone ACROSS 7-Snllor Dry 1.,11004.1 S-Slegralab for 9-1-:zonrt Cleaning 10-1 nat of Stamen* AND-SAVE r 4. • canonry' • 11...%ffIrrnatIvo Ii 1.4.61/1sh skirt - is Roman TWO STORES - Grosso tor- TIN min • I: ,..r• 22- Must.sal Flth & !titan) Streets and 6th & Poplar Streets i.1•11.,. drama In r• Moro nnuanal 'lunar& •I'amonver• '.01 1. Choice toss 37. 5a5 Ilahtty of 15c, 20c, 25c Washer! 2. 214-/naort sor- 2. 41 It, . , • .10 Free Spray Starch! • /.41 ^41 sa . ntir:;11417 •rronk;yoo ,Hana, • :17 00a40011 401. 32- Y.ma lo •43-mort4oh'up 54-11Irta name SPRING CLEANING riser • cation.) 47 11.41,1.1 on 77-(Matror.l • "'• 000•041 IS- Ma, no 34 Tn. of 47 Ito III 3. Cool 0,440,1 Story 401.1.1mb SPECIALS!! Air-Conditioning! 34 .a..orttra 52-1-,amot 43-Kim In ',wt., 4. Attendant On Duty To Help! 4.4. 011 .1 toroth Nall 5. Dollar Bill Changer! 1 1 2 3 ,127," 4 3 e 7 g ::::: 9 10 II f -. • BLANKETS- - - - - oni, 85' ty -.• 6. Free Carry In and Out Service! 13 16 IS ,..A.,. DRAPERIES Inc *0.'4 - . , 20% OFF 20 ..../21 . .j 111,40104, • 7,17,19 7. Rain-Siift Water! - o liC' "..ei (('ash and Carry or Delivered) 22 23 25 ..."•• '36 15 8. Press Pourself Machine! ...:: 24 27 79 10-%.:2'31 6:32't-4..".:, 33 FREE GUARANTEED MOTH- r' .:;,:,.....C, .• .1 9. Coin Dry Cleaning! 3.4 K...,35 '37 35 Xr,r,39 PROOFING ON REQUEST 1 `.1 ; 40 41 6.,;,,,,,12 i53 .. •A 45

10. Easy Parkir.ig! 48 4:::;4415 .49 ..\ ...7450 .4 '" L... DOWN s':".. 5 I , 5 c,,,,,2'.o5 3 54 'FREEDOM MARCHER' DRAGGED TO PATROL CAR-One of to !,IAla "freedom marchers" on an anti-segregation 1 sheen i'44.1';e1 walk through monntaln In A • 55 56 rti .',.ei 511 59 north Georgia le dragged to a patrol car by Alabama -BOONE 60 1' ,'•••• mete ,".._ policemen 10,.) COIN LAUNDRY 3 t),. just Inside the Alabama border near Rising Fawn. DRY GLEANIND a I r/r.67 LAUNDRY 12.., nod !or Ga. All 10 were Jailed in, Fort Payne. Ala. The five white and CLEANERS food and five Net,rro marchers from Chattanooga. Tenn., are 05 444 re- 4 ornnotb A7 'rah & Main Street 6th tracing the fatal step. of William L Moore, Baltimore post- * 1 HOUR and & Poplar Skeet isur•ral song SERVICE * Distr. by Vaited Festors Syndicate. Inc. IM% shot to death on a roadside near Anal.. Ala, on a S.i16.144.0.14,1 shriller -freedom walk." 753-2552 - - 753-2552

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MAY 6, 1963 MONDAY — MAY 6, 1968 T E LEDGER & TIMIS — MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE THREE Write Rawlsigh, Dept. KY S 1990- HELP W A-4-T ID 1.105, Freeport, Ill. • Itp \ RETIABLE MAN TO WORI COUNTER CLERK — APPLY IN grocery store. Experience helpful person at Boone Ldry. & Cleaners. but not necessary. Write to Box adlc $2-0, Murray, Kentucky giving sge, • experience, references and etc. rale LOST & FOUND I MALE HELP. ADD $30 TO $60 TO weekly income. Supply consumers LOST: SORREL MARE STRAYED welliPinam with household products in Cello- from Murray Livestock Wednesday way Co or Murray. Car neoesaary mght. Call 753-5334. m7o - Bossiness Opportunities NOTIC1 FOR SALE WANTED 0 REDwO0'../ tICNIC TABUN. NEEDED. DISTRIBUTOR FOR TV OWNERS BUY PICTURE tubes 8' long. $15 and $20. Will not build Murray area. Well established firm LAWNS TO MOW IN MURRAY direct from factory. 17"-$2405; 21"- any more. See Bobby Coles on Hazel Need 000 cash. For more informa- $29.95; 24"-$39.95. One year and Kirksey. Call 489-2525 or see fully Highway, fourth house on right tion write Box 1076, Paducah, Ky. guaranteed. TV Servicecenter, Sunny Tucker. rasp 312 past Texaco Truck Stop, or call 492- North Fourth Street, phone 753- • ridOp 2560. Lino 5865. june7c _ - - - - , - WE'LL BANISH GOOD '52 DODGE. gEF Courtney LOSE WEIGHT SAFELY WITH &arks at Cotham's Shop on $10 GOOD Des-A-Diet tablets. Pull weeks THEM FOR sup- South fith. mdp ply only 98c at your drugstore. ml8p 14' ARKANSAS TRAVELER alum- Is the persistent presence inum boat, 10 horse Johnson motor, of silverfish getting you FOR RENT Magnolia boat trailer. Excellent down? We'll get them out condition. 7134725. map of your house or apart- ARTMENT AT AP▪ 306 So. 16th Bt, ment to STAY out I Call Ken Stoll, 762-3732. m7p 20 NICE PI06 FOR BALE. Ready to feed out. Kynois McClure, phone PL 3-4770. map GET OUR FREE 3 ROOM FURNISHED APART- ment with garage. Adults only. 502 JUST ARRIVING NEW Shipment ESTIMATE South 6th. B. H. Houston, call 753- of good used trailers. 51' Liberty 1810. mac selling wholesale. Also new 10' wides We exterminate pests of from $3,550. Matthews Trailer Sales, FOR RENT FOR SEASON. CABIN Highway 45, Mayfield, CH 7-900 all kinds at low coat on Kentucky Lake. Cypress Creek $11114104 area. Phone 436-3128. a7p cal happy PENCILS BY THE HAND FULL lc. Ickey Har- Railroad Salvage- m6c nger-actor BUSINSIEWSITILUttNO EAST Main KELLEY'S PEST We love 6 4 Street, forget* Gambles Store. AV- ULTRA-MODERN POUR BEDroom strings of &liable now. Telephone 752-5549. house on nine acres of land, three uida. rale miles from city limits, large beauti- ONE OF THEM MUST DIE—Ralph Krueger (left) watches stoically as hie wife, Iva, pleads CONTROL ful den with fireplace, large living for someone to "help me" in court Lu San Francisco after she was sentenced to death room with wall, to wall carpet and fur the murder of Jay and killcired Arneson of Santa Rosa, Calif. The death sentence of Phone 753-3914 FIRST FLOOR FURNISHED apart- nice fireplace, and kitchen, electric Krueger for the gaRl• murder was commuted to life Imprisonment. ment. Private entrance and private heat, 21,t baths, two ruce barns, tool bath. Telephone 75.3-1950. mTe shed. workshop or children play- DAN FLAGG by Doe Sherwood :o. Inc. house. This Is one of the finest FIRST FLOOR APARTMENT, ma-, homes in Calloway County It is ,tAT'i, roil i 551cEn TO HAYE YOU 5ERYEr Wall CAIN YEARS, PAM... YOU IN MURRAY "TRAFFIC SAFETY AWARD—Doctor J. T. Christie, vale entrance, 2 bedrooms, air-con- priced far less than the original cost `Cu ASSioHEO TO 1515 RJR cite, PAW.. Sway If PIvtR Louisville, president of the Kentucky Optometrist ditioned. garbage disposal and util- of the house only. Will consider GEHERAL STARR, Ira A HE WOUL • SHOOTER FOR ity. Available May 16th. Phone PL trading for house in Murray. TROUEILE- A com! DEAL Association, presents Deputy Safety Commissioner 3- THE CLRPS. BUT I CAN'T 4350. EXTRA NICE THREE BEDROOM James E. Bassett with the association's Layman of mac By 01155 CNIL LAWS: brick on Ryan Avenue. Iz OUR MEN 1-3181 the Year Citation for outstanding services in the area blocks ONE OF MB from the college campus. This house RUN AFOUL OF IV of traffic safety. The award HOUSE 401 SOUTH 11th. TWO iew Onion. was presented to Deputy Is plastered throughout, has storm ) Commissioner bedrooms downstairs. two up. Gas _ Bassett at the group's recent annual windows and doors. 1', baths, elec- heat. Call 753-2345. T. G. Shelton. .1 VISITOR SLAIN convention at the Phoenix Hotel in Lexington. tric heat, carport and storage room. mac .1 IN Can be financed on a minimum PRIVATE PING down payment FHA or GI loan POKER GAME N. $15,500 Mee ,11111"1 . New EXTRA NICE TWO BEDROOM a. )0FING • 1,1 c • MILIE LORING frame house on South 15th Street; ...3141rc s extra large lot, priced at only $7900. ea. SEE 'HOYT ROBERTS OR RAY . I N ROOF! Roberts at ROBERTS REALTY, 506 PEANUTS® by Charles M. Schulz ) Main telephone 753-1651, nights cell 11... ST Li 5s II trtt.S.F.t.) 1 ready there. The oust man, l his much kindriesa, and R woad 753-3924 or 753-550. Mae Clih•n 'Jill tailis-i) ii e face ruddy and cheerful, was a hurt • Lo.iiitaftil Li: I 01 C Chester, who had done perfect BONDED fath.r• :telnass. silt is o host. He loved enter- nothing to deserve it. it wradd F' '0 FOR 0.! Nig e:AVORrE BALL PLAYF-R trot; AND Ave DAD EVEW YEAR FOR Tit/ENTV AYE erser.1,14- Iternt-ore tensing and he enjoyed LARGE ATTIC FAN WITH &Me, at• lees in seeing , be better to tell Mrs. Bennett 'WENT H TLESS '?ESTER/AND SHOJLD GET TOGETHER.. YEARS AA/ DAD HAS BEEN his guests Call 753-4026, 6000 6RiEF! K y. her gu•rdlans Wllliazii Betudtt. in have a good time. privately that she was Oa IP. MADE itAREE ERRORS WHEN ROOTtN6 FOR SAJA SNEAD TO the Oti tIJI•fl "II, 1. The guests entered the room.; • S sun, Chester. wants tu marry , mg to marry her sons. tiE SUFFERS, I SUFFER! WIN THE NATIONAL OPEN! ••=111. her almost together. Abraham' 8' WIDE HOUSE TRAILER IR good - • e fart mars this At dinner she found hermit portrait of Allen shook hands with Km condition, good tares, ready • Ittci ones, someone is trying to kin between to name. Bennett Jill. Roger Clayton and Jai, I: .'n aftet N third attempt and Roger Cla, 2 bedroom. Call ! loin 753-4627. mlp on ter life the trustees of the fan,- ton wan accompanied by h., Holt. As soon as Mrs. ily-eadowed Bellamy Institute of Bennett had Art daughter, and the cousin from turnod to Arle,. and guardians of Jill are in - 19' OUTBOARD CABIN CRUISER, ,I .Z •i-eld-rtAst- rimed to credit most of her fears New York, Dan Holt. who was on bar lift, Clayton to an osersetive imaginati •vt Thar , • • • was free to motor and trailer, Sinclair Station, -enere Is two of the three trustees-gruff demote hie atten- I corner of 16th College •erl pollticaliv ambitious Abrahar, AT FIRST. Jill was conscious tions as JUL Street and Allen and William Lennon-proles. Farm Road. inenc sot to 'eke Jill', stories too serious only of Roger Claytori. While she dipped shrimp ho Is Tbe third. Boger Clayton. sar- Tha man's prodigious vitality cocktail same he studied her. by Ernie BushmIller mantes to have •young as .rfr• in ' NANCY New York. Jim Trevor. • klaplevIlle waa hits an electric charge la;mi. girt MIMI too strnight-for- bor ket-P tut eye on .1111 Trevor. j the air. He gave Jill a long ; whose father left Mapieville in ward for aelf-dramatizatson, be gm-, is determined not nnly to searching look as they shook I decided. That pilsoioares of foid out who wants Jill dead but ham*. IF YOU • lien to clear his father's name Jilt I the panel:anneal. There were ARF dorsn't know who Trevor -I'm en glad to Imow you at DON'T STOP really Ur 1 three others. The accidents. ARF for he hes assumed the guise of , laid," Jill mid warmly. STOP BARKING Peter Carr, chauffeur to Roger j ,1 four at them now, we a red {3ARKING Cleavi Illi He met the direct took of AT OUR ARF ; attempt to %nary her (Peter Jill's net "accident" occurred her big eyes, saw the strength wten runfronted • stranger Is , Carr's opinion). They WWII NEiGHBOR'S an ithsn+rnerl war...H..1e... on and tenderness of her sealing ARF Inn sheer coincidence, If they hod p r. ',et •) inhe wae po,11,1 into • mouth, her proud carriage and DOG- I ARF r • I It, door lora eft be hind I ever happened at all (Allsalli her. -Peter gractons manner. Can't heard Jill's shouts idea). She was and ciuue to her rescue. "The governor's" he declared sock:tint-prsne. — -- unconsciously resmonsibie ear In hie booming voice, "have CHAPTER her own accovenoin certain enviable privileges. He because at overstrained nerves OW IF you get the least kissed her cheek. 'This is may (Bennett./ , N bit tired, Gillian, you just daughter. solution). 4111 ▪ excuse yourself and go straight A golden girl, Jill thought. They had dleroftwed R at up to bed." hair and skin and dress, with length the day beams. The In a bottle-green crepe dress, large blue eyes and a small red things had wally happened. Maud Bennett looked sallow mouth. Bennett said, his tans drawn and old Even when she tried to -So you are the cause of all with worry. They must TN. Nog IJ I NN, ON -AI Ash.. Nor. be Ca,I 4J by 11•0•0 MAN., Speak cheerfully her voice had this trouble," Denise said and stopped. The only wag to pro- a querulous. plaintive tone. And laughed gaily while her eyes , tect Gillian was to pet liar la yet, Jill thought, with a devoted summed up Jill's lovely dress, • martitariten team 08 said ABBIE AN' SLATS by Raeburn Van Buren husband and loving son, a more the bracelet, the soft heavy be watched. than comfortable life and good hair. I masses of auburn "Watcbedr• gemegan bad (OH. BROTHER HUGE fr -WEL L,TC MATTER SUL health, she had small reason to t.F Fitt T, IT'S (SUr I VE NEVER. , I feel as though I had price asked alertly. CHARLIE -WHAT TELL -THE TRUTH, be plaintive. CHARLIE DOBBS ARRIVES BACK AT PRETTY SMALL, COMPARED :AEN SO MANY HOUSES I tags all over me. Jill thought "Wall—" A HUGE CIT Y! HESTER, OUR TOWN They were standing beside Benson Wel hest- CRABTREE CORNERS- WITH HESTER, TO PLACES LIKE NEW YORK / BEFORE --AND THOSE furiously. The Bellamy helreas. ISN'T CONSIDERED the long dining tnble, checking tatad--"t/DInet Is• Omer girt a REFUGEE FROM AN ASTOUNDING AND BOSTON AND SORT OF WAGONS That's the way she wants to VERY BIG --- the flowers. Mrs Bennett made sweet child, but sometimes ram PILGRIM COMMUNITY— - CHICAGO I SEE MOVING- make me feel. But why? a sharp survey of polished afraid she is--ower-tmaginative, WHAT ARE "And Denise", cousin. Dan damank. of silver and crystal. lilos her poor mother.. Yoe know THEY ? Holt," Roger Clayton saki. "Tirsal!" Jill laughed to con- about bee mother, of comea." Dan Holt was alight and real her Irritation. 'Tired by a Clayton 'hook hip head. blond, with an unused expres- small dinner party?" 'Tao ironies. Fleflasny weer sion when he looked at Denise For days the Bennetta had Woke of 11. Pow wool. and one of &lighted surprise Poor been treating her as though she worrom. I jest when he looked at Jill. hops---0 The kt were an invalid. She ought to the subject drop. /We a doctor. Mrs "You must be used to caustrig Bennett de- "Miss Bellamy,' esaytne said • elared. She ought to go away trouble," he said, smiling at now, lowering his big voice se for a while, have a complete Jill. His hand closed over hers. that be would not bs over- change. Chester said. She was "Heart-burning and Jealousy." heard, "Tea me about this accident -prone, M r. Bennnett Jill laughed an she freed her last --adventure of said. hand, anti Denise's eyes nar- yours. I ecisklat get it mine '_:...0111116111111- At the sound of the girl's rowed while ehe observed the clear from your guardian's laughter Mrs. Bennett turned expression of Mbrrest on her amount. What took you to 85' to senitInize her timely. In cousin's face. a deserted warehouse la L-IL' ABNER by Al Capp smoke-gray chiffon, her auburn Mn, Bennett had been the first planer' hair burnished and softly wav- watching them. She frowned, RR explained that ohs had ing, an emerald bracelet her hope we'll awe 11111 idea of lesnol oth trig the OFF lots of you, IT'S'40LIR SORT OF' JOB, -LATER.- father had given her clasped building and having the whoes Mr. Holt,' she said, trying to 5RUCIF_ -BC^I!! SHE WANTS around orm slim wrist she was Infuse warmth in her manner. /section Inraisraped and trans- extraordinarily lovely. ONE -WITH Though "I like young people around. formed Into public gardenia A YOUNG her manners were simple and But Chester and Gillian - I "It could be meMa so bene13- WAV`i HAIR — 1TH- charming, there was something think of them both as my chil- NV" aim concluded. 'And peo- regal about her poise, about dren, of course — are likp ple might get Woo tor ho- - ST the proud carriage of her head. s.• . Siamese twirls, always together. big their ors gardens! Mrs. Bennett felt a small It's getting so I Whatever Pt ah of paln. If only Gillian hardly slier bar nother nor see them apart." haw would marry Chester. Surely been there, nothing un- Jill looked ehe would Come to it In time. swiftly at the healthy in that wdnd, Clayton He was a fine young man. older woman, who turned away derided. Pt's ewes( and sound The doorbell rang and a maid to talk to Roger (layton, Mrs. and sane all the way through. came out of the kitchen, gave Bennett was implying that she Then, if we can dismiss four OD- :RS them a swift look and went to and Chester were engaged. For eidentn as too morti coincidence, open the door. Mrs. Bennett a moment she wan tempted to to swallow, and I think wie * and Jill went into the living deny It. but such a public state- must, that meanie mineonsho room to await their guests. ment would embarrass the deliberately trying to harm her- 2552 Bennett and cheater were al- woman, who bad abown her (To Be Gootioroul liowwwwww.

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my telephone directory "ON THE LEVEL" Dear Abby . . . • • • DEAR ABBY: Speaking at un- usual stu-names. I know sonic dillies. It They are American In- nice dian names -Six Fingers." "Kill-A- ant. Odd Surnames Pretty -Enemy." -Kick - A-Hole-In- ad The-Soup" t honest '1 and "Comes we Out Holy '• These names are all to real I know because I am— • If 1 A SIOUX FROM DAKOTA Abigail Van • . • COU Buren tha For a personal reply. write to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills. Cali- DEAR ABBY. fornia I was very much I have and include a self-addressed amused picked up such gems as U., to note in your column that, stamped em elope. Abby answers someone "CIAUGHTRAIN." "CLINKENBE- got actually collected unusual ALL mail. ARD" "PROUDYTT,' - surnames as a hobby B BROAD' • • • in; Here is one and "IDA that tops them ASI kat. Sincerely, the all -MRS. BY THE For Abby's booklet, 'How To Have WAY." Yes. that's right. THELNLA A Lovely 11 b Three sep- Wedding." send 50 cents arate words -BY THE WAY." She to ABBY. Box 3365, Beverly DEAR ABBY: Plesse Hills, is a friend of our and lives in tell "Sur- • Mary- name Collector" 1 land. that she may add my name to her collection ed JOE CULLINAN DAVID ho • • • • FEEBLECORN . MORE Brainard, Minnesot.. WILL LIVE tic DEAR ABBY. As a postal em- ployee • • • Or I have run across some un- THE MORE YOU GIVE, usual names. To mention Mk a few, DEAR ABBY I went to "LUCY LACEY." school air "ETHEL BETH- with a girl whose real EL.' "MARINKA name wag he PINK-A ' and -UP- "PEARL HANDLE" SON DOWNS" She married a He On the same street boy whose name live was "JACK sti a "CHARLES DICKENS" and KNIFE." a "ROBERT BURNS." ho And how VIRGINIA FROM about this RENO 6 "V fur a rare one---HAPPY • • • CLAPSADDLE"? Po DEAR ABBY th E. W V. %Phila.) Perhaps S DR - • • • NAME ml COLLECTOR would 11 k • these "STONEBRAIC.E31." be DEAR ABBY "RAIN The woman who WATE R." collects "TURNIPSEED" a n unusual surnames should -MONEYTRICK get herself " These are all In.- • job in a clearinghouse, thentic surnames which I found in Social Calendar

Saturday, May 4th Chapel. and Independence churches The spnng dance for adult mem- will meet at the parsonage bers and their at Almo' out-of-town guests at 7 pin will be heid at the Calloway County • • • Country Club from 9 pm. to 1 am with music by Tommy The Wells' Band Kathleen Jones Circle of the Hostesses will be Mesdames First Baptist Dal Church WMS will - Keller, Don Robinson, Sam meet at the Knight, home of Mrs. Robert ••••M• James Sullivan, Don Tucker, and S. Jones at 715 pm. M. C • • • FOR CORRECT • • • • The Annie TIME aid • Tuesday. May 7 Armstrong Circle of the First Murray Assembly No 19 Omer Baptist Church WNIS will TEMPERATURE meet at of the Rainbow for Girls will now the home of Mrs. Paul DAY OR Lyons NIGHT Its regular meeting at tne Masonic at 7 30 pm. Hall at 7 p m. • • • Groups I and II of the Christian DIAL 751963 Women's Fellowship of the First The Lome Mann Circle Gifted of the Fashions Christian for Church First Mother...from will inset at Use Baptist Church %VMS will PEOPLES home of Mrs Marvin meet BANK rtuton at at the home of IL-s. Porter 2 30 p in with Holland lers Eugene Scott at 7.30 pm with Ste and Mrs Mrs Rose Vorus as conosteases Odelle Vance as cobostesa. • • • Murray, Ky. • • • • Group IV of the Firsts Christian Church Tnesiay, May 7th Neliy CIAT will meet with Mrs Don's Summer collection features Walter Blackburn atAig0 a The in, Jesse Ludaick Circle of The Scotts Grove the — SPECIAL — Baptist CI:wren College Presbyterian Church young designs that Women's Missionary will are completely feminine... Somety win meet with Mrs Harry meet Hawkins at 20 tr ‘L APPROVED at the church at / p in. 1 30 pm • • • • • • fabrics that are carefree and light-as-a:r. The Garbage Delta Department Can of the Wednesday. Murray May 11 Make Woman's Club will meet Mother's Day special for more at the club The New than one day house at 730 p m Concord Homemakers s237 Hostesses Club sill will be Mesdames Aubrey, meet at Use home 01 Nut with a Nelly • Hatcher, Ronald Adams, Don gift she'll J I Houck. Matt Spark- 500 South inn enjoy all season. man. Jo Nell Street. at 1 Ray-burn. and Joe Mc- p in. ••• •

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