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RECAST WIWW••••••=1WIS - The ex- In Largest cast for Ken- Circulation In period. Tues- iy: God The City aye age 12 to rmal. - We Largest ot 1 mean 38. Circulation In extremes 45 Trust The County sonably cold except slight ay Precipita- and average IN OUR 83rd YEAR International Murray, Ky., Tuesday Afternoon, December 11, MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 LXXXIII No. 29! inch. Light .nir.evi Press 1962 Vol. ikely Tuesday •••••1.. iday night o CALLO WAY.BOY WINNER, NATIONAL MEET 80 Kentuckians Four Injured In In Draft Call Bone Chilling Frosty Air Jump Charles Eldridge Winner Of tette SISANKFORT, Ky. 111Pll - Ap- Paralyzes I AVON PARK, Fla. ilet - - Two Snow proximately 80 young Kentuckians Cold Strikes Teinforced rifle companies of the Meet will receive their draft notices for The Farm Bureau Talk the Army in February. figures 82nd Airborne Division staged a mess parachute pump onto a frost- released Monday by the Defense A bone chilling cold V decended cosered field here today in a reac- A young Calloway County man school under Mrs. C. S. Lowery Department indicated. on Murray and Nation Callowey County tion test of the nation's brush. won the Talk Meet at the national and Willem Gantt at College High Of The 4.000-man draft call for the Much last night and with it the of (its- V came fire warfare force. Four persons meeting of the American Farm School and won a number V entire nation is the same as that snow' Starting at about 10:00 o'- were injured. Bureau yesterday, competing trOct apd state ratings in the de- toil for the year to 747, for Jianuary. Selective Service of- clock last night the FRANKFORT, Ky. mro - Ken- slate's snow con- . The ground commander. Lt. Col. against regional winners from the partment program. caw< with 838 through this ficials said. A Washington spokes- tinued at intervals tucky State Police warned today compared during the Kenneth C. Buell of Ligonier, Pa., rest if the United States. Some of the outstanding honors year. man said contrary to eiapectattons night and Calloway 1 that roads in all parts of the stale date last residents woke stiffered a broken ankle when he Charles Eldridge. em of Mr. won include the state FFA im- police said that roads were draft calls will not rise until this morning to find yards, fields arc icy and dangerous, six per- State I jumped with 460 other paratroop- and Mrs. Oharles Leroy Eldridge, promptu speech contest in 1.960; hazardous in all sections March. and homes covered. sons having died in tier West- slick and ers. Command was taken over by won the tae prize in the meeting second place in 1958 and 1959; that drivers were Kentucky normally furnishes ap- ern Kentucky accidents on slick a the elate, and A total of 1 7 inches of snow fell Farm Bureau in Atlanta, I secretary of the satiate FFA see- in the proximately 2 per cent of the total Capt. Alton B. Parker. Lumberton, of the higtiways Monday night. urged to use tire chains during the night and .now flurries , dation Which is the second high- Richmond dis- draft call. , N. C. Gamete. Four Henderson, By., men were Harlan. Hazard and fell this morning and more is pre- !he semi-finial est office in the state organizaeen; The temporary increase in man- ' Sgt. Abraham McElrnore of 'He moved to fatally injured when the car in teiels. dicted for this evening and to- Charlotte, N. C., was shaken up ranks when he won the Sourhern state home improvement winncle condition of the Toads power will be .to insure that the which they were returning home The icy night when aother soldier landed on charresionreup. cempeting second in the State hog contest: again today in Arm's has trained replacements Region from a Baptist church meeting at kept schools closed thirteen sou- president if the Or.tlege High for the two-year draftees who were top of his chute about 60 feet with speakers from Clay. Ky skidded on icy U S. many eastern sections of the state. All county schools including Cal- Chapter of FFA when it won a up in the Berlin crisis of from the ground, spilling most o thern seem. 41A at Dixon. Ky and collided including Pike County, and also called toevay High failed to open today Giild Fenblem rating-dis- the air and causing a !taster than Airs italph T Palmer He was one of tour semi-final National with another car. closed ichools in Calloway. Bal- 1981 and will be leaving service because of the snow and ice cov- normal drop to earth. iflt;, each of whom was a regional trict dairy champion in 1960; die- were listed as For- lard, Crittendent, Livingston, Ly- next fall. ered county roads. It is not known The dead Spec. 4 David Zirkelback, An- winner in the Palk Meet. ti-let hog charnpion in 1960; dis- James Wyne. 38; ons and Marshall counties. The February oall is 2.000 few- at this erne Whether they will Missionary Will rest Jenkins. 80. Serson, Ind., suffered a twisted Young Eldridge spoke on farm trict beef grand champion in I Rev. Alston McKinney. 60, and The IS S Weather Bureau at er than this month's and the open tomorrow or not. Forecasts OR kle and Pfc. William Johnson Speak Sunday At credft with the general topic of district Hereford champion Rev Finis M. Holeman. 89. Louisville reported that Bowling same is that for October and No- of more cold and snow may pre- of Baltimore, ette. sustained a knee how the Fenn Bureau can assist 1901 and 1902, district re•ervt- Rev. Joseph Thoraas Alvey, driv- Green. London and Pikeville each vernber. vent them from opening Wednes- Christian Church iteury , An the prorriution of farm work. Herefurd champirin in 1962: Cour- er of the car, was injured. Jesse had three-inch accumulations of day. One piece of heavy equipment, Eldridge was the yeuagest of ier Journal over all term program Montgomery. driver of the other snow, while Louisville, Paducah Mrs. Ralph T. Perrier, Indiana- Lone motorists had their first a seleprOpelled anelearet weapon, The group of speakers where the,chair:10,in in 1960 and 1961. car. was not seriously injured. and Evansville, Ind., each had polis, former missionary to Sapan. ii:trray Hospital ' table of driving on slick pavement was destroyed when it broke loose. ages varied up to the age of 36,1 Eldridge also has literality doz- Edgar Thornton. 31, and Flem- about one inch, and Covington just r will speak Sunday at 10:30 a m. this winter and stalled. cars, slid- The men jumped 13 hours after thie he competed with not only- ens of honors on the county, dis- ing Solomon Bloodworth. 29. both a trace Some arees in the east- at the First t. erietian Church in ing cars, and cars with chains they were atertee at! their home speakers of his own age. but ackile; trice and regional FFA of College Park, Ga.. died from ern mountains stall have much Census - Adutl 52 observance of :ht csarcioWs annual were a common sight today. base of Fort Bragg, .N. C. and women as well_ I Making the trip with h im injuries suefered about 11 30 p. m. deeper accumulations left over Census - Nursery ...... _ 3 Woman's Day. men The Talk Aleet was held on Atlanta were Mr. and Mrs. Eld- IIEVIS, when Thornton's car skid- from last week's snowstorm Adult Beds OS On Woman's Day the women of - and the finals in the, ridge and his meter Deberah Eld- ded on ice on U S 45 near Wingo, The weather bureau said that a Emergency Beds 13 the First Christian. Church lead Sunday were held on Mon-, ridge. Th e family returned to in Graves County, and slid breed- reeding of nine degrees above Patients admitted 0 the worship service and have speech contest All Dead - All 37" day. i Murray this mut-rung at 5:00 o'- oncom- zero in Louisville at 8 a m (We). Patients dismissed "They're side into the front of an charge of the choir dock, ing Greyhound bus Was about typical of the rest of ;New Citizens Mrs. Palmer with her husband Eltdridge is a soptennore pre- 8:20 One unidentified bus passenger the state Covington recorded an Patients admitted them Friday served in Japan in evangelism and medical stederrt at Murray State a. Im. pe ilAstwksy/f.15 is. an. Mine was slightly hurt but driver Clay- eight above reading. Is Cry From Deep In church development from 1952- Crildege. pad a member of Sigma ton MoRae of Memphis, Tenn., es- More snow and temperatures Mrs. Irvin Ray Cape and baby 1966 In 1957 her hustband was ap- Chi fraternity. caped injury near the zero point are predicted Rt 1. Benton, Inn G Aderns7 pointed executise secretary of the Master Dan- By LAWRENCE R. WERNER methane of the !Waal 11 bodies. - He has won many honors over Lynn Grove Avery Adkins. 30, of Jackson, for Kentucky Wednesday and Rt. 2, Farmingtpn. Ky Department of Missionary Selec- ny W Futrell, Rt, 5; Mrs. Stoney tolled Pr••• Intre•soliamal Plan I nvestig= 1 the pest several years in all phone Ky., was killed Monday when his Thursday CAMIIMORAElte Fe. elft len and Training of the leas- Graham, 208 South 4th.; "'Mrs. Armee ft Genet nt tal:$4 of illeA wrier ear ran off Kentucky 1140 time zing wait was over. ed Christian Missionary Society James Cooper, Rt. 2, Farmington; king Wirma , perinsendent of Feitema No.. 3, iioner Roll Haddix --all 37." with central offices in Indiana- Young eldridge has been an Mrs. Nina Inman, Rt. 4. Benton; "They're dead said plans for mapping a tuft- The seven latalities brought the By United Press International from deep in- polis, Indiana. outstanding student during h is Miss Deborah Ann Fontecchle The word °erne (scale investsgation to determine A driving snowetorm sweeping isamage- Currently Mrs. Palmer, an or- ectrail career, always making top /906 Park Ave Benton. Miss Pa- side an expessien-racked the cause of the blast probably the Great Lakes slowed its 3 mine late dained minater, is making speak- He has accumulated many Is Announced across tricia Ann Gray. 303 Woods Hall; way of Ftriberai No. would begin Wednesday Jiilning grades today, but consumed to plag- 'mg engagements throughout the many horsirs during his 4-H and pace Bobby Tucker. Rt 2. Kirksey, Mrs. Monday night. In the invesitegaden, he said. would Joint Meeting Indiana and Ohio "snow belt" complete. country. ue lielph Bogard, 310 So Ilth., Mrs. The deed creme was be the US. Department .4 Mines, FFA career cities. In Japan Mrs. Palmer helped The Ly-nn Grove School has re- M. D. McKinney and baby girl, There would be no the Pennsylvania Department it A huge maes of arctic air moved homes in the with the church schools and car- One of his early honors wad leased the honor roll for the sec- RI 3. Mrs. Jerry Prescott and this year in nany Manes. management teems a n d Of southward over the 'stains, plung- ournrraunities of Bole ried on social welfare work and the Junior 4-H durtriet speecti ond six weeks of study PTA To Be baby girl. Ftt. 1, Hardin; William coal mating pussibly repreeentaitives from the ing temperatures well below zero Salem, evangelism among the women and title while S V Fev was in charge I First Grads W Miller. 207 Third, Hazel; Ray town. Masotti:own. N e w United Mine Workers union. many points. and chilttren and especially among the of 4-H work in the county. He' Zandra Morris. Donnie Arm- at W. Lee Rt. 1, Hardin; Hubert Con- Uniontown. Moleleteanditown, Geod. tired and weary tom A privisional heavy snow re- young people. eentinueci his work in the areal strong. Jeffrey Key. Melinda Tay- Thursday roy Birdsong, Rt. 5. Benton; „I. Carmel:eels. Ore long ordeal, was ohvenisly mained under a state of emerg- pm., A native of Harrison. Arkansas, of sixieee and debate in high lor. Paula Foy. Tommy West. Gre- Allen Rogers. 1612 Hamilton; 01- The tragedy began aniat 1 .haken Atter he made the final ency The city, along with Ashtab- she grew up at Quanah and Dallas, gory Howard, Terry Sherridan, leg lis Warren, 102 No. 9th.; Mrs. EST, besot Thureday. announcement that the last 11 ula. Ohio, received the worst of Texas, and received the degrees Sharon Darnell. Ronnie Armstrons. The Parent-Teacher Associations Webb Ownby. Rt. 14, Knoxville, A devaetatang expletsien ripped texiles had been Bound. storms ravages. of B. A. in Christen Education, Roundtable Session June Murdock, Glenda Foy, Geor- in the city schools will have their the Tenn.; Mrs. Richard Scarborough, through a section of the Frosty The digester matched one at Fifty South Bend schools were psychology and sociology add M. ge Taylor, Dennis Morris. Jessie. first taint meeting this Thursday Rt 1; Alvin Scott, Rt I. Puryear, Run stele near here. It snuffed Biehop. Va., Feb. 4, 1957. For Scouters Set Friday and Monday and A. in education from Texas Christ- Ray Darnell, Steve Dale Towery at 7:30 p m in the auditorium of closed Tenn.; Mrs. W. F Outland, Rt. 2. out 37 twee. But for near'y five Ironic-tate Robena No. 3 was was doubt they would open ian University at Forth Worth. Susan Oliver, Randy Redden, Murray High School there Hazel; Wayde Hampton Causey, agoniring clays, permits, wives and well on its way to setting a safety today. She also attended the Saicend Grad. .88 All members of the Fe`A are 102 E. Poplar: L. D Miller, 911 children lived in hope - and in record for no loss tirne due to Divinity The Program Roundtable for Boy The sheri(f's office at South School of Yale University, New Janey Kelso, Brenda Kelso. Fell greed to attend this first joint ses- Sycamore. John Jackson Pace, Rt. vein. accidents before the explosion. Its Scout Leaders and Cub Scout Lead- Bend said the amen was the worst Haven, Conn. Edd Murdock, Debbie Breach. sion. 6. Berrton The vice stracken fameies, who miners had worked 1,689.508 con- Chief Chennubby Dis- county highway ers of the Third '.88 in 10 years. The kept a king and silent vigil, The public is cordially invited !Grade Mrs Leon Beale is chairrran of storm had secutive man hours without a loss trict. Four Rivers Council, Boy department said if the Patients )dismissed from Friday the small depressing to hear Mrs Palmer Sunik at Debbie Rogers. Patricia Foy 10141•1•11; ; Austin FTA, :Mrs. Robert Wy- filed esit of time accident. Scouts of America will be held doesn't end soon, it may have to le20 p. m. to Mamas. 9:15 ,0a. ass. of 10.30 a. m. Jimmy Dodson, Cathy Lovett, Ray man chairman of the Carter PTA. waiting room near the mouth Thursday evening. December 13, call off road clearing (perations Murdock, David West. 4 Mrs Howard Koenen, chairman the deep. rneetrelong Frosty Run at the Community Center, in Dex- since there was no place to put Jerry Parrush, Rt. 6, Mrs. Jerry PARTY CANCELLED *swill Grads -; • of the Robertson PTA and liar- thaft upon learning that none of ter. starting at 730 p. m. the snow removed from the hems- Parrish. Rt 6, Mrs. Henry Lov- Deanna Cooper. Patty Rogers Vff Ellis, chairman of the Murray the miners had been found alive. NOT TO OPEN The Cubbers section for Den ily-drifted roads. ins, Rt. 5, Mrs. Purdom Outland, Bethel Richardson, president of Donnie Beach, Danny Morton, Day High PTA There were few tears, but the Mothers. Cubmasters. Assistants 113 No. 10th, Mrs Jessie Lionis Club, has an- Id Whitlow The Music Department of Mur. Eight Fast !Drifts wan and fertern fiaces told of their - the Mw-ray and committeemen will have as RI I. Aimee Lewes Wyatt. Beale *MA Grads ray High will present "The Song Drifts were at. high as eight cenotions. munced that the arnestmas party theme: "Freedom Festival" Hotel, Mrs Willie Fox and baby their Terell Tidaell, Dwaine Roger " feet in town and hundreds of cars Reflects Prayerful Ordeal sitn3P add badies night set for tonight rally the support 'of of Christmas girl. Rt. 2. fndian Wound, Tenn.; 5.1 the Soitith tack' planned to Fostre were abandoned by drivers. Twen- refine ed • ''""‘"Pung' ,..,en- at Kerslake Hotel has been can- Tommy Knight, Bonnie .Mrs FA Frank Kirk. president John Miles, Rt. 4; Mrs. Hellion Their *lent grief ter on Suet 12th Street and .the Cub Scout leaders to help boys ty-eight snow plows were keeping undertaken in an celled due to weather conditions. Diclue West. Beverly Rogers, P. .of the association will preside at Norsworthy, Rt. 6; Miss Carolyn prayerful ordeal Sot/amide Restaurant, also in the learn how their Cub Scout Promise most roads open. iron Lamb, Vickie Windsor the meeting. Darnell, Rt. 5; T. E. Kellow, Hard- unio enterable cornageted and Law of the Pack will help Since the snow began falling center, will not open tom:unsex: as HIGH COURT MEETS SiattliGrede, Attendance banners will be given in; Mrs. eames Sanders. Star Route, building needled in the snow-ere- them be better citizens. Wednesday night, United Press oreginatly pia mined. Artie Hemline. Ellen Wats.), to the elementary grades having Mayfield; Mrs. Frank Cunningham, ered hies of southwestern Penn= International counted at least 76 WASHINGTON let - The Su- The Scouters Section for Scout- Craig Calhoun, Nancy William the best attendance and the high and bab baby boy Cunningham. seivan el. Severe wcsather in the north weather-blamed deaths preme Court meets today to hand masters. Assistants and Committee- Pat Scott, Gail Furches, Mary Ja school will give $500 to the high College Station. Mrs. Joe Thweatt. Despite t Ii e evidenSe against hes delayed aripments .if mate- , Ohio/hal 21 dead, Michigan 20. and ordeals before men will have as their theme: "Be ice Morton. school grade having the best at- and baby boy. Thwerti. Rt. 1, Bent- survival, the rescue teems worked reels needed for the opening. An!clown decisions New England 10, New York 4, and week of ar- Prepared" planned to prepare Boy Seventh Grad* , tendance. on; Wright Brown, Rt 1, Ilardin; de/tem:lineally in the miners' tza- armourrcement wel be made as starting the second Tenneesee, West Virginia and Illi- Scouts for individual, family, and Judy Kelso. Peggy Orr. Barba Hostesses for the . meeting will Mrs Talmadge Puckett, Puryear. dttere) of never giving tip hope siion as Ile epenmg dete can be guments in the December 901,- nois 3 each community service. Holsapple, Louella Taylor. Rik. be Mrs. Lubie Wale. Jr., Mrs. Tenn.; Mrs Elus Outlaed. Rt 6; until the lase missing man is ascertained. I Mon. Only emergency travel was rec- miry Redden. Cathy Harris. Ste Charles Mason Baker and the four M-rs. Bobby Wilton.12.03 Papier; found. ommended through northern Indi- Cathey, Don McCallon. chairmen listed above. Mrs. Dolphus Lawrence, Rt. 1, Only the grim task of recover- ana. Southern Illinois also became Since this is the first joint Hazel; Mrs. Nettie Ham, Rt. 5, ing the lest bodies an identifying ; Eighth Grad* hazardous today when up to three meeting of the year. Mrs. Kirk Benton; Miss Patricia Gray, 303 Them . remained. Identitioatien was Susan Williams. Lynda Kele inches of snow fell. urged that ale members be on Wood's-lb-II; vise Deborah Fon- iffinairt because of the eanctition Judy Jetton. Debbie Miller. Pete hand Thursday night. Season's Coldest Weather tocchio. 1905 Park AVe. Benton; of the bodies. Todd. Debbie Faye Calhoun. !I. West oi tne Great Lakes, resi- Hubert Birdsong. Rt. p. Benton; Dr. Dove Fierier, a US. Steel ry Armstrong. Kieth Starks, dents experienced the coldest wea- Fred Whitnell. 503 So. lilthe J. 0. Corp. ttireicien. and Green Coun- me Orr. their of the season, and cold wave Echeards, 511 Broad; Mrs. Robert ty Coroner Frank J. Bebrn add Weather records appeared certain to be Baker; Rt. 3. Mrs Robert Gregory, their findings strewed the cause broken. Rt 7. Benton; and baby boy Greg- of death crf the men whose bridles ory; Mrs. Eugene Manning and were brought to the eurface was Report today had a temp- Presbyterian Men Chicago early girt, Rt. 3. Beaton: Mrs. Was The "eretnendlote lestee -6ellhe R. two above, just one de- 11.11•5 1•••• 1•••14101•6•1•01 erature of lodean Kirks and baby boy. 203 pkairm." Plan Ladies Night previous low for degree above the E. Maple 91; Mrs. Charles Bar- "Death was inetentanerne," the Dickinson. N. D. had is this dale nard. and baby 1615 Farmer; two men mid 36 and it was 11 below at High Monday 12 below Mrs. Martha VateRin. Rt 3. Paris, Begin Tedious Search Attorney John Gregory. pri D., and the mercury was • Low Monday 9 Minot. N Tenn, Mrs. W H. Brewer. 3(77 In a matter of hours after the dent of the Men'S Club of Coll( • sliding. 7,15 Today ...... 10 still No 5th.; Mrs. James Cooper, Rt, expkosson, rescue teems entered Presbyterian Church announ Precipitation .07" 86-mile Lake Erie section 2, Farmington; Mrs. Michael Du- the teas-Need thrift to begin the that the group will hold a Ladi Snowfall 1.7" The of the New York State Thruway gan and baby boy. 1210 Olive; .long tedious search for the trap- Night Dinner. Wednesday. DCCI 1101•11•1101, truffle Monday night Mrs. Irvin Cape and baby girl. Rt. ped men. tier 12 at 6:30 o'clock at the 1 Western Kentucky - Consider- was closed to two 1, Benton Addetienel teems. gathered to angle Restaurant turning a tittle when wind-shipped snow piled able cloudiness and aid the probe tinter constant dan- Wednesday Occas- feet deep. Murray St . colder through ger from deadly methane gas, Dr C. S Lowry. of ional snow flurries today, scattered College. will be the guest speal The cold wave was expected to prowaihile roof teltis and the chance flurries tonight and Wednes- topic. "A Social Deagnes. snow send terrsperatures into the 20s of another e xperaion on the day Highs, tday 15-20, lows to- 30e. in Florida and growers and S The 24 rescue members were Election 91 officers for 1: ' night 0-8. big winter feared for the state's aided constantly by 75 to 80 de- during the hr .t • • Temperatures at 5 a m. (SW): will be held vegetable crops. Onterrg. metiii Louisville 15, Lexington 16, Lon- 11 11 VIGUld business portion of the Hope Om the sure/teal of the 37 With this and c. don 22, Covington 10, Bowling Citrus belt fanners said their TIDINGS-The White House takes on a Yuletide atmosphere peace Serving on the nominating trapped miners dimmed steadily on the el- Green 22, Hopkinsville 22. Padu- crop probably was safe, but they goodwill sign bridging • decorated . The sign and tree ant mittee are Dr. A. H. Koppers! as the tong rescue effort pro- I. being erected. cah 16, Evansville, Intl . 16 and were baking precautionary meas- lipse across from the executive mansion where the Pageant of Peace Robert Jones, and Gregory. greased and then ended with the Huntington:, W. Va, 19. ures.

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it, 1962 TIMES — MURRAY, ICY. TUESDAY — DECEMBER _ ...Jr- TWO THE LEDGER & Bradley (79) alialbams 8, West 8, Herndon 31, THE LEDGER lk TIMES Racers Lose Highly Touted Bradley Hard-Pressed To Eke 'Part 16, Donnelly 6, juhnoon 10. PUBLISHED by LLDGER it TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY. Consolidation of the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Tunes, and The hilitediftlidaftlibadiatiodukazinaa Kentuckian, January cowling times-Herald. October 20. 1928, and the West No Prestige Oat 79.-78 Victory ever Visiting Murray 1, 1942. JAMES C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER /4011411Y-4oteed Thaftey Univetobasket but ectaidat connect for The Racer, hit a respeotable 12 Sari)? Bird League Day had to rely on a sensational the of 16 but this was for short of the tient to reject any Advertising. Letters to the Editor, In Defeat We reserve Ransaduce 38 perfammiarce at the free throvii Tinalleyhey-pointer.14 countered w ith two Bradley's sensational 22 of 23 free Public Voice items which, in our opinion. are not for the best in- -ir Medias 23 1? lane to eke out a 79-1e win over !points and Murray had 16 seconds throw attempts. ereo of our readers. Hengairem 181 21i alt.) Pres. lwleemal Iowa/ a gallant Murray State squad at , left in which to overcome a three WITMER CO., 1500 lo) I Norgettes „ 16 22 The Thorobreds return by plane NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES: WALLACE Three at Kentucky's Ohio Val- Peoria, Illinois last night ' poem deft. Scott Sciabosser drove Memphis. Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New York, N.Y., Wildcats 46 I gas morning to prepare for a %liaison Ave.. ley Conference teems played out- was the 89th win against i n far a lay-up that cut the gap atephensoo Bldg., Detroit, Mic.h. 4 Ifs 161 231 home Aland Saturday aigart against side the Waite Monday night, and seven libieb for the Breves on'toaine. 79-78. WO 'roam Gam* Kansas State College. la Post Lattice. Murray. Kentucky, for transmission ii- all three lost, but Murray State then' home court Bradley is a The Braves then hisild the bail amered a: Misfits 664 Second Class Matter. sitifered no Wei of prestige se it member of the tough Missouri out of bounds as the seconds tack- Murray ( 781 Remedial's 544 AS LITTLE AL, held poaariul Bradley to a 79-78 Valley Confareiace and has coma ad aft a aback that steadily count- SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier in Murray, per week 20e, per Wildoats 602 Walker 5, Jennings 18, Goebel cieoision at Peoria, IS. Plied an outuitantang reeled playa ad the Racers out at the running - taranth Bk. In C10.1011411 and adjoining counties, per year. $3.50: ease- High Team Tele** Glinted 7, Varies 13, Pendleton 8, Narruciu Sr" Western Kentucky did lost pres- ing one of the nary rugged ached- As the pass came inabounck Mur- ahert 0.50. Misfits 1939 12, 9chlueser 15, Goheen 0. tige, hew ever. as the Hilatoppers ales in die country. :nay rumen a jump has with one Ramaduds 1634 SOLOS IT "Mew Oirfteep‘ips Clyde &pet of a Community is the nal a conference tiat to Middle -Murray trailed most at the con- 'second on the clack. But MurraY 4ras 1466 Integrity at its Neweerotie" Tenneasee--a unanimutss choice of :art beg OW the hard-Pressed was never able to get off a shot • Hlah ind, Game coaches for the conference cellar Eliavea few opportunities to re- in the Beating roorneW of Plata FOR CORRECT !Wadeable- Parker 168 —by an 96-82 more at Murfrees- lax Bradley jumped into a 9-3 Jencings was the haat TUESDAY I)ECEMBE.R ii. Eteele Caldwell 174 Point TIME gad boro. Tenn. lead at the outset and led by 11 man for Murray corning on strong Murreile Welker . 184 Eastern Kentucky's Maroote a blefeM ISMirgill, at one late in the gerne to tallier 18 points TEMPERATURE High I rid. Three Games Pallet As gire-easino pick to be a strung point in the had. for the eveolog, Jennings wtal DAY QR NIGHT Defile Caldwell 500 OVC contender, A* WOW without Coach Cal Luther's undaunted eillowed by Schlosser with la. Madeline Parker 468 a oicaory in three games after Thorobratio apparently unimpres- Varras with 13, and Nei/Will with Quotes From The Neva Marrelle Weaker 457 blowIng an tecast-point lead and sed by Bradley's bane court rec- 1. L 1511363,,,,RTESY Top Six Avg*, B7 United eress 111615 bang a 83-55 decagon at Tailed:, ord, refused to bow and doggedly Laverne Not was the ,00081. Murreale Walker 163 only other alkinday sliced away at the margin Brave to reach the double area. Fame Caldwell 155 num- NEW Prime Minister Jawaharlal . Nehru. warn- The Maroons now have met and The 'Bred, charged to the front ends with 16 markers. Karthenne Lax 160 be prei:ared- for another series of been beaten by three Ohio coilege and twine held leads of one point PE InES RANI ing his frontier troop. to Mamba Shoemaker 134 16161/JattlICA— Dayeou and Tai- ' but were never quite able to take 1114urroY eatbv ow-snore° Brad.. Shod,tits , steel border -attacks by Red China: Carel Hibbard II jewel more 131 aiannuand. Murray trailed by five leY iron the field btat couldn't keep Jaye Rowland Mewl E apemen "You brave ottani. salther, and officer!: have to 139 at halftime. rraftah its free throw perionnance. bloom In re/low In .*her Kentucky college' points et tubes. yatirselves in readiness that tt e are not taken unawares a- games. Georgetown netted five Bradley's big Mac Herndon who 111•Mik points in the final 32 seconds to COLLIGE contributed 11 of the Braves' 22 SENATOR — Digmhed gain.- BASKETBALL I 7 Awerel tem k• / mastanl mousnaat edge Derietheltiville, 76-76, and RESULTS I out of 32 free e throws, used the Adjustable saaass,oa bald. La now has two viotores aver Camp- I foul line for a three point trip rallost or Mats NEW YORK — Fetter:II Mediator Stephen I. Schlossberg: bellsville by a total ad three •Ned Pre.. l•terse.' 30•41 to the basket on four separate R'EG. =DWI)SALE after meeting with both sides in the •Nett York newspaper points, and Centre dawned Berea, East acoasions in the first half. The after treating 36-35 at half- Queens 90 Brooklyn Iply 35 big gun wound up with 31 paints., strike: fo-as. time. Carnegie Tech 61 Thiel 49 , for his evening's pariormence. Decer.11-ei- \\ e hate asked both parties to WedneadAy, /9 - 12 Noon "They are far apart. look rt teak a oast of free throws Spring nal 80 Troy St. Coll. 77 Murray which lett Aeons' Stan at their positions and reassess them . . We are looking fur by Rich Dooley in the final 15 Penn M11 73 S Jersey Rutgers 63 Walker after five and one ha %Item Sao 86 Lincoln (Pa.) 79 vis a plane of compatibility." atiainds for unbeaten Bradley to minutes !.if the second half .• &Wind Murray ea tine defeat, after South die foul mute, received a standout the Thinoughbrevis h a d cut a Austin Nay 80 Pan American 56; pertormance front substitute John 54 - '4"„ 54 MOS.et •- The Cominunist, party newspaper Pravda. Bradley lead down to one point Morgan St. 88 Sit Pout (DC) 84 Nameat Nernicau tossed in lai LOCkTION• FAIRVIEW, KY. cononeatitia im abstract art : • at 77-76. , Mkt. Tenn. 9t 96 Weatern Ky 83 points and contributed to the Rae- Donley then sank tas free Cliattenooga 98 Car-Newman 56 erg' work on the boards. Hobby • "Alistrartionis-t aberrations are the ideal of jaded busi- throws to ice the game, although l ialsk 87 Mon-s Brown 87 j (Nobel, who substituted for Scott Highway 68, 10 Mile: East of Hopkinsville. 9 nessmen, of the Philistine who 'goes for nacapitof art. The Sart &hanger added another fiekl Rotate 9t. 73 Alabama 62 I Seibiosser favoring an named an- Miles West of Elkton. four seconds I Ttaine 82 Race 78 kk. ease turned in a creditable LIA011111 LAD,— ideological sod on which it grows is abundantly fertilized' foal for Mumay with Artsbacrat e..I left. Max Herndon had 31 points N! Car. A&T 84 Hampton Ina 60 performance with seven points. Adiallaa.• with dollars." — HEATED BUILDING — elie for Bradley and Jan Jennings Loublana St. 75 Texas 98 The Racers knotted the count woe bawd,: 4e.`se- MOW t. yell.. Or paced Murray weth 18. I Appalachian 73 Belmont Abbey 66, at 56-all with 14 minutes to ga Midwest in *:he contest LONDON - Mrs. Mary Rdusei. whose purcha4 of an Western's setback at Middle only to have Bred- FREE BAR-B-QUE AND DRINKS! Clidalta —Putrid sot Tenneusee cast senicaz doubts an Loyola (It I 107 Mil Br Waft 47 ley run away to a,. f5-56 lead. mg weiermogl • Mocl. tewslael .93,4or) golden lied tt a• criticized by her Ghanaian socialist mom morgement. Halthappers' abasty to ciaterid 1Bradley 75 Murray St. 78 nailing by nine points with nine Cows. an Cow and Calves, Bred Heifers, Open husband as an anti-socialist ext„ravagance: Mt law Si. caatasai d•ai. their OVC trtle, and seemed to iDrake 74 laws St. 52 minutes lett. Mu rra) begin to Heifers, 20 Good Breeding Bulls and Young "I don't know anything about politics. I am sure any intheate that their sall91.1n-Openerig iitiaeourt $2 Indiana 51 press and went into a 1-3-1 zone. Bulls. See our complete 'elec. on of SULOV 4 gilt- wife will knot,. I 10111 to David. abased-ft %lira as Boating Green 97 Wen Clitoris 46 feel." With six minutes Wirth, (Neatly watches from. it *Jd ladiliniagla $T Wittarman 9111 Moro- • much a Mutt -fes bred& Wailed . HfIat\C.D Attip 11a01,LEja. • • oa4pip4.7S 1 Marquette 72 Karate Sk75 be itx Poltatt_aTbaree has been. - • minutek eftgred o aiai has Kansas 75 Wyoming 57 wilbout Marra Middle Tennessee. which being abie Bethel (Kani 65 °slaws to trim the margin. OWNERS: ROBERT A. FRITZ & SONS, E. S. Fritz LINDSEY inaly a 10-men squad and took a (Kan) le Than slowly Creighton 90 West the determined Rao, Ten Years Ago Today .103-59 thrashing fawn Morehead Texas Se. 65 ors and E. E. Fritts — TV 5-5812 St Louis 65 pulled within three points, JEWELERS Ledger and Tames F. Saturday might. got 22 points from Iowa 56 74-7T. Sou thw ast canter Bengal" Jent, from Hazard, AUCT•IONB,ERS: HAROLD COX, GEORGE KURTZ, other Raider starters Marne:his St. 79 Te.iaaa Tech 98 motairoal efte cast mod,* ia,y Three TU 5-3117 clame, mted. • .F.nipt toekinf Fund of the Murray High Schixtl Kentucky. and ow Souther% Il)tuust 86 thal urvtralmed lsdwad aim are from olaelberne Pildiefts diesiTtina ofieldne poiaDant. MI eras plas tat. Rotation 76 Texas Chcastam 77-76 and 4r1.‘ is wide!: the chi-region of Mrs. Clarence Rohwedder this coach Boa Slakes is a Weste•Wi 89 1 got another try at the Kentucky alumnus who neves. Texas Weioern 87 New Mastro 44 :. CllIlt n bution of easlu,food. clottritirrtoys or canned pbyed basketball while he was Weft wagaaasiaaanasisinalsinsuisistaisamaaaustaaaii good. it I a dl be appreciated. on the Hilltop. Utah 83 °adrenals City ft a , Seattle 109 Teanessee St 87 A grabbed a 40-32 lead a ) Kentucky may- have to begin drafting ot-year old, in Eastern A over Mled" after a belt firs% hsqf A ti tide- r present Srlectite Service quotas. the ,tate di - HOG A that MIN the lead change aands MARKET A (lector has announced. six arnica before iatennassion ar- i rived with the score tied at 30-30. Federal State Market News. IS COMING 2 tOlie Pool passed away at the Murray Hospital The Ruckota then abated into an Service, Tuesday, December 14i N!;;rtflay- evening following a lengthy- illness.. Funeral services 41-point lead as Ray Word 1930. Kentucky Purchase - Area led the scoring with 25 points. Hog Market Report including 9 will lie 'held Wednesday afternoon with Rev. Paul T. I.yles Rupert Stephens had 18 for Dag- buying ratiora. Receipts Monday officiating. e're totaled 792 head Tbday barrows end gees are setting *early with, Ti 'harks ()aLley Prof. Thomas Hogaticamp attended a few No. 1 180 to 220 lbs. $1650 2 the EducationLoininittee of the Kentucky Society oil ertified a18.75. Ten 1, 2. and 3 180 to A 1,,o117itants held in Louisville Friday. FIGHT RESULTS 240 lbs $1625 to $16.35; 245 to 270 A lb*. $15.00 to atft10; 150 to 175 Er. a $14.01 to *16.10. Fn Z and 3 snwa ne I wle...1 Irrry• Iwtornat maw I 390 to 800 lbs. $11,50 to 1444)0. NOTTINGILA.M. England aft Soars ail weights 026 to $1 1. 1 Bucy s FOR F INE FINISHES Wally Swat. 156, &Viand, drew BELK-SETTLE See Weidwood Paneling before you 1 with M ir_k Leahy, 159, Ireland LAPHIRS HOST TO COLTS Building buy. 112 , Jon Cooper. 195. England 12 cl ,fferartt selections of plywood st.voeti John Henry, 187. Sweden The Leiters, with a 5-3 record. passel orbg iii stock. (7). vatiw.tahl be boat to the. ThMtesriairra y. Supply Set. 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Needs room for new ship- season opener with New Mexico HOUSE, BATH, Sales, Union City, Tennessee, new ment. 12 models to diocese from. TWO BEDROOM State. cabinets, electric WANTED TRAINEES N and used mobile homes, all sizes, Cleran and reasonable. Matthews built-in In a campus election Nov. 27 Tretler Sales, Hwy. 45, Nifirfield. hoe, 4 miles out Cadiz Rd. $46 Men and women are urgently needed for eight "Campus Favorites" were d21c per month. PL 3-5593. dile chosen. Miss ("humbler automatic- ally became "Miss Murray State" IBM FIVE ROOM HOUSE, FULL-size receiving a plurality of the FEMALE HELP WANTED ,basernent with bedroccn. Block by votes for these top eight candi• MACHINE TRAINING --J from College. Automatic heat Will 7-53-2018. dates. Persons selected wilt be tratned in a program which SEE IBM TRAINING Opportuni- Rose 317 South 15Ith, A junior from Mayfield, Miss nerrl not intaeare with Prelient lob. If yeu qua' dl 2c Ire: can be financed, Write today. Please inciude ties on ,the Amusement Page next Chumbler is an elementary educa- home phone number and age. 00 movie ads. due WANTEP tion major. She is secretary of her JOB OPPORTUNITIES 'MISS MURRAY STATE' Marcia Chumbler, Junior, Mayfield, class, "Sweetheart" of Tau Kappa Box c/o this newspaper was presented as "Miss Murray Epsilon, varsity cheer-leading cap- SERVICES OFFERED RINKELII BARLOW KNIVES State" at Friday night's basketball De_ game. Her escort, Ron Snellen, senior, Hardin Springs, tain, candidate for "Shield Queen," I (the type arrow through R.) was presented and "Football Queen" attendant. scribe and price. Also, knives as a "Man on Campus." Shield Editor Jerry Shroat (right), senior, a. Miss Chumbler is a member of einininseweienewiewiewri Winches- Murray, mode by Remington or congratulates Miss Chumbler. The popularity election was Sigma Sigma Sigma sorsority, Al- Sesnin- YOUR MURRAY-CALLOWAY COUNTY BEAUTY ter. Charles Johnson, 1033 sponsored by the Shield. pha Epsilon Rho, radio-television cite Train; Fiord:dolt, Ky. dl2c fraternity, arid Association for Childhood Education. Di gn.fied vtaploc.ty, • r esatAnt ta0venlat. Assisi/4i Oast le Buy and Last year she was selected BUSINESS Use 'Mountain Laurel Queen," "Miss Kentucky," and was a "Miss USA" Christmas Seals and "Miss Dixie" finalist last sum. •; mer. DIRECTORY . from the College New.. FARRIS ADDING MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES CLIPPER BLADE GRINDING and TYPEWRiTERS Ledger es Times PL 3-1910 Ttsited for sharpness and seat- Sakes & Service ed in. Quick service. White House Grocer) anspar rims PL 1-111114 75c per set. PRINTING WILLIAM HORNSUCKLE 1608 W. Main 0 SMOCallOUND - kh DRUG STORES 3-1910 Constable Hornbuckle's Barber Shop Leaser & Times PI John Finn, on duty at Istot• Dtugs PI, 11-2847 Old 213 Spruce St. STOP - SHOP - COMPARE LUMINA tallIbe Bailey, wears a smug mask Murray, Ky. 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HAMS ELERS COUNTRY 4060. dUlc AININAILEAENTs ARE WHAT HAS nyeranro So the dile had been on Mn rny only hope was to say molt- PAID FJ2 FREEZE AND A 21" least erorakand 11.. Why is lovely Kate Lowe,,n pre- 1 Oweilder for about two y:, • • al all. I knew if I oeice 21' DEEP rf•ITHEtiTilEtt5 veined from Inertia/ her fin, r, TV commie. Ogg PI. FORIETReetel' eiwartet. Maurice Holmes. at Lowden Rallison realized, and wait part- ! started to talk it would all oome Zeal& on his return from •two-ri dhietti.r,i 4601. 6111c COAtilerrE6 nem trip to the United lay ly due to Itt.sur.ce Huhr.w get.- out. Ls- I suppose I ought to :51 AAlhasindubiaPtioleaPJA SdatIlag Motors' And'warp nark Ung this plum of a job. say thanks to you both for • bras' method as attack by a l 1955 CHIEN. REAL SHARP, 3-dr., iinnistadosiadithasia. t "Did Thompson say why.:he streating me like a human be- • flerre Alaatian dog? Dow does the 6-cylinder, allinsight drive, n e w A airport doctor. Mike Kennedy, obvi- meant to have Holmes killed'?" ing." A ously Militantly smitten by tires and seat covers. $675.00. Call A Kate. asked Grice. "Forget tt." Grice maid. a fit tat° the niYitery? And what PL 3-2213 or stop at 1103 Poplar. will the Hon. Richard Rol I itlion, "For thesa.me reason that he • • • A 11139 A "the Tuff who was brought Into said Kate Lowson hat to be. the rime by Dr. Kennedy, tilannVer WHNE Bennett had been A Holmes knew me, and if he gave am i , taken out, Grit* walked to A BBI E AN' SLATS _ !ItealVtik% relfit. by laskans Van Own Rollison awed Kate from a would- me away to the police I might be murderer named Sennett who , the window and looked out for R be able to give a A was with the dog at the airport. lead to Thomp- ' several seconds. When he turned Bennett had a lookout at Kate's tem. I'm as sure as ca.i be that dooristom Cat-by, who aubsequeata i , round, he was smiling faintly, HARD TO YOU Nil $ ?PAW/ me --YOU OPLL NEITHER. . Thompson 77 slipped away after Rollison killed my sister June' although there was a shadow FACT THAT I-1._ 3UE INTO THIb LOOKING VARY YOUR EXPRESSION [Ai". ' taken from the Intruder's pocket a because he wanted te make sure of anxiety in his eyes. I,-IT 5. net of addresses. Driving to the ' La, .it ALONG FOR HZS PROTECTiON COMPOSED AND SERENE. NOR YOUR POSITION ON - first with Kennedy, Roilistin found that no one could give him "That's how far fear will .1..6TED SIR, Wit-RIOS UP / I MEANS HE'S GOING TO THEN-NO MATTER WHAT MY LEFT HAND, a dead Alsatiam • murdered girl, away. He knew I don't, know drive some men," he said. "I --and Maurice Holmes' rifled brief TO, SLATS! COME BACK.' HAPPENS --- READY, OLIVER rase. Curiously, the house was a for certain who he is." ought to hate the sight of him, bequest to Holmes from his de.eas- "Have you any idea?" asked but instead I almost felt sorry ed uncle, Jeremiah Whittaker. After Rollison Informed Kennedy Grim. for him." that police had questions to ask the "No, I haven't the faintest. "I shouldn't waste your pity," doctor, Kennedy went off with Alli- But Thompson knew June had, nson's man Jelly tailing hint. The Rollison said, heavily. "But I two nairowly missed being run although she would never tell know what you mean.'' down by an apparently driverless me. He'd always warned her Malt-alit I b car-atalttara Muth- "You worked Heal, U-Irk all hurl, new design, the "Rocket." that we would run into real right, anyway," Grim went on. kleaawhile, having Identified the trouble if ,,phe did, and Welt, murdered girl as June. Bennetra "Now we've got to Judge where sister, Rollieon maiseeeded In mak- since she'd known 'Thompson. it takes um." ing Bennett talkv the mastermind June wasn't the easiest person behind a scheme to ruin Mailing "Not near enough to Thomp- Motors is a man using • disguise in the world to handle. She son or Holmes," Rollison said • who use. the name Lancelot Thomp- changed absolutely. All she son, Bennett admitted hulas Holmes gloomily. from the airport to the house of seemed to care about was money 'o.ve a feeling that Ben- (1‘11640—,4=1 death atlet attacking Kate Isowsoo. and expeneive clothes. I sup- nett's right, too-that HolmeS Bennett predlr, that after the secrets of the Mather 'Rocket' here pose the truth is that each of will be murdered when he's told twee wrested from Holmes the lat- us had all it takes to be a Thompson all he knows. We ter would be kilk.d. , NANCY it &sisal _ Ifirip,INItssaki, Rollison know now that Bennett criminal even before we real- 'haven't a clue to Thompson'a was fired by Matting Motor* and ized it. Thompson must have Identity, either." plotted revenge with Thonipeon in known that." a ruthless scheme to bankrupt the "Distant clues, surely," said Mailing sharehoklera Bennett's eyes were burning, Hallam, more thoughtfully. • as if he had an almost unbear- -Holmes knows him. Find LIH,DE,AR---I FORGOT TO aeri/Saerefal-LF-At—• CHAPTER 25 able headache. "If I had the Holmes, and -" he broke off. WINDOW WHEN nr.NNETT stopped pacing the faintest Idea who this Thomp- CLOSE THE "All right, all right. There's an- LEFT MY DOLL'S room. stretched out towards son really is, I'd tell you." other man on Thompson's let if I the cigarettes on the desk, and "What general description wen) can .t beikalleaveythr,e signs." CLOTHES SOAKING. hesitated as he asked: "May I?" can you give us?" asked Grice. "He's my kind "Help yourself," Superintend- of build, about "Yes. It isn't reasonable to my height, too," Bennett ent Grice mid. and.as the man an- believe that bat night's attack swered. "I should say I'm slight- lit his oigarette, be went. on: was on Jolly. Jolly couldn't ly taller. He's an older man, "Are you quite sure of What have known anything," Roll- too, I should say- probably in you've told us?" son said. "Kennedy seems to be the middle-forties. He's got a "Thompson made that clear in danger from'Thompson, what- small scar on the back of his ever the reason. Bennett might all along," Bennett answered. neck, just behind the left ear, look. be right when he 'says that His eyes held a desperate about an inch long, as if he'd and he drew It the smoke as Thompson ordered him to kill had a nasty Jagged tear there Kate Lowson because she could if his life depended OP it. "It's at some time. He's dark-haired, no use going half measures. I reeognize hiza again, but there nnd the beard wan obviously a 'could Wive been some additional know that murder WaS intended. false one-he never made any reason which Thompson didn't I'd drilled myself into agreeing, attempt to hide that fact" speak of." - and s" he gulped. "There wan.t "And can't you give us any 'Just what is oa your mind?" another reason why I didn't find Indication where to find him?" It no hard as / should. r hated demanded Grice. asked Grice. LIL' ABNER 111F) &PP Holmes as much as I did Wed- "Absolutely none at all." Rollimon said, eerily: "I think we ought to take it for granted lake." "What about Carby and Reit ?" LAST?!- A TN'POLE DO"F COLLAPSe0 •• 11/. that Kennedy, Kate SUCC ESS:: S TOO LATE FOR AN"/ "Why?" Richard Rollison in- "You :saw Cutely," Bennett Lowson, and BOOT' 'Holmes are all is danger, and FUL GAL)N A ) -BUT THI TIGER'S GONE!._(1 OTHER GIRL TO CATCH THE04-..-so 79 terrupted. said to Rollison. "Bell is a taller, EXPENSIVE "Holmes got Ude American thinner man, In the early for- that there might be more at- FUR OF THE 79 MILLION IS SAVED,'?— • Job which I wanted. I'd practi- ties I'd say. They're both pretty tacks on Kennedy and Kate. If coAT 15 TAKIN' AND VOL, MAt‹E TH there are, it. will cally been promised it, twe years tough, aetheugh they're not up be because each 1. ago, and then Holmes got it Thompson's street in any way. of them can help us to find P-INISH LINE!! over any head." They're non-commissioned types, Thompson. Right?" "You could be." "Do you know why?" and Thomp.eones what see usu- "When I wax fired, Wedlake ally call a gentleman." There "Thanke," said Rollin, bet told me I'd lost the American was bitterness in that sneer. obviously his mind was racing. Job because I was suspected "My head feels as if it's going "I asked Ebbutt's chaps to keep even then of selling Mallinies to burst: Can I have a couple of an eye on Kennedy, and I out-but it wasn't true. Some. aaptrigie or something?" warned Kate not to leave her one may have made the board "I'll lay some on,- (trice flat until we've given her the all think I was, but if they'd real- promised, and pressed a hell. clear I think I'll go and see • ly given me a ehancem. defend "A bit later, I'll get you to dic- her again 'tow. She might know myself, if they'd told me when tate this statement and then more than she realized, and it's .›< they first began to eneoret r sign it, Bennett." - eveg, possible that i,he knows -n mulct have proved that. I wasu't "Oh, I won't close titi again." more than ,..!.• want., to tell us" r • :5. workinie even.* 'teem" Feemett angered him- "I I height (To Re • lovitensf• el r4.1sorross) -qC1Dt At4ftl, V

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Husteenes will, be Mes- Meditate Church will meet M lamicleY ten 0111101k at the T1117 which is the book of books. Mrs. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Charles Coleman, angle - denies Wyvan Holland, Ed g•r six-therty in the churtb annex E. Weirimp gave the devotion, and Mrs. Hugh Johnson were din .The *seeker awe a ohallentifing Howe, Al Kipp, and Kathryn for a potluck supper. Members The Apprecia- charge (4 ansingements for the and interesting discussion on the Kyle. are asked to bring a white de- gun ,Iteseon was given by Mrs. dinner meeting. • • • importance of reeding. She dn- phant gift. . Barletta Wruther, Mrs. Leote Lindsey Home Scene Bill Kopperud Host cussed y e Temple Hill WSCS The Paris Reed Hiomemakers • • • books, The y, and Mrs. Brooks Listener" by Taylor Caldwell, Of Grace Wyatt - At Bridal Dinner has Supper Meet Club will meet with Mrs. Elmer The PreAnoterian Men's Club .Trirs. Elmo Boyd and Mrs. "The Kingdom Within" by °ERIN- 28= The Clothes at 10 am. Each one 16 to will have a Ladies Thomas Jones led the group in Circle Meeting Party On Saturday I Wiervan's Society of Chriei- Night at the with a nun Service of the Temple Hill bring a dollar gift for exchange. Triangle Inn at six-thirty. singing carols. Mrs. Alfred Lindsey opened her Bill Kopperud. assisted by his • • • Methedet Cheintn held a potluck • • • cost lovely new home on North Eighth parents, Dr. and Mrs. A. H. K,14 Special Programs Mrs. Richard Armearong, pres- low supper at the church on Friday The Lydian Sunday School Class The Ruth Wilson Circle of the Street for the meeting of the perud. entertained with • dinner ident, presided and vvill be hostess evening. of the First Baptist Church will First Methinks* Church WSCS will Held Last Week Grace Wyatt Cuticle of the Worn-,party on Saturday evening at their for the next meeting on Monday, WA T Mrs. John Grogan was in have a dinner meeting at the have a potluck supper the 1 an's Aeadation of the College home. 800 Main Street, in honor char- in ay Flint WMS ge of Woman's Club House at 8:30 pan. &vial Hall at six Preeteterian-Church held on Fri-I of Mee Shriner Outland the program etuoh con- -thirty. Hostesses and Ver- One dollar gifts will be exchang- itimemeranotenrevemeirereetiiinemerrintrarneennevaintimaimelemeletteitie day nurrning at now-thirty non Shaw sisted of Chreunas carols. are Mrs. Thomas Parker, and Mrs. The Flint Baptise Church Worn- to o'clocit.1 Stubbleneid whose ed. A vie-) impreawie marraage The patties wife, Mrs. Joseph Ben Grogan. an's Missiervar) Society closed As and clever wiLl be an event of • • • • • • preemie Walker. was presented with a week if prayer program was presented by Mrs.;_December 30. verith a s V tuaeter by the group. The Maryleona Frost and Bee.' The Arts and Crafts Club will Guy Bantle whe prescnted the The heuse was decorated in the meeting at the home of Mrs. John sic Tucker Circles of the First meet at the home of MTS. Burie ri Shekespearen play. "Hamlett". in Clirearnas motif. The dinner wasl Imes on Frediry morning v.ith g Methodist Church WSCS will have Cooper, 304 North Flocked a rnedem Outland. Rebecca 10th St. at 2:30 "The Light Rebukes the Durk- Trees Chriennas gelatin. served buffet style from the din- Outland. Carol ; a joint Christmas meeting in the pm. Mrs A. G Wdeon gave the trig table overlaid with a white .Outland, B,3 rthela Jo Wrtither, ness of Seifiehness" was the home of Mrs. H. T Waldrop, 707 • • • "THERE DIFFERENCE" V Bob:e study. cutwork cloth and centered With I Linoa Houele) M.elissa Henry. Di- theme. IS A Main, at 930 a m The Harris Grove Homemakers Refrestunere were served by a white fkeal arrangernerr. Guests ane Lemon. and Janice Cherry; • • • Mrs. Mlartin Bailey Jr., prayer Club Mrs Lindsey to Meters Vermin &law will have a potluck dinner chiairman, was in charge and was , NARY14.JiliStidaNISSeft3oXIMRSD.RUN: V the thirteen mem- were seated at tables emitter& Stubblefield, The West Hazel Homemakers - i• ber% and one David Sykes. Billy Rue at the home of Mrs. Bill Wrather teemed he Mesdames Imes. Od4g w glen. Mrs Fwinard Wadi Swedith chimes. Nix. Ed- Club win meet in the home Brunner. wet of at 1120 am. Colson, Pearl Miss Outland was lovely in a Wheatley. Stanley Parke r, Short, Paul Hopkins, V V • • • Mrs. Kielce JtIne6 at one o'clock • • • WE HAVE GLITTER CLOTH "gekt two-piers' knit draw with a Sutton. Jim Shay.. Don Belt, Bill Miller, and Joe Dee Hopkins. V for a Chreernas party and ex- The Wesleyan Chide NOW YOU KNOW. %trite oorsage. B Stabblefieid. and Bill) Kop- of the bunch was served by Mrs. Imes change of gifts. First Metre:dist FOR YOUR DOOR James Allen of the 1st Rhode peraid: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rick- • • • Church WSCS to the members and one guest, V will have a potluck Island State Nfilitia introduced The ceuple received a gift of man. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stub- supper in Mrs. Carlos Riberts. V air Circles of the First Baptist the educational service to the Arm) on June blefiekt Jr.. and Dr. and Mrs. A. budding at 6:30' Meetings were held at the chur- g GOLD - SILVER - RED V Church Vi-MS will meet as follows! pan. Mach one If 9. 1881 when he nude a balloon Present w ere Misses Shemin H is to bring a white ch on Wednesday and Thursday ; aecent at Washington. I with Mrs. Charles Mercer, II elephant gift. evenings at seven o'clock C. ac- with the 211RANA3.2101ARRANUIANNA761610016 cording to Answer to Saturday's Puzzle with Mrs. H. W. Ohunte/1, and • • • them the Air Force Blue CROSSWORD PUZZLE es being -Extending the Book. III with Mrs. R. L. Bowden M The Missionary Auntie/cry of the Light" and "The Light Vanishes ACROSS T PrIntri s 10 IV measure Wil003 MMOOO a.m.; with Mrs. Amanda Mirth Pleasant Grove Cumber- the Doiricness el Sin." BEAUTIFUL POINSETTIAS 1 - RJ vor duck 8- Burmese =WOO 133MZMM1 White at 2:30 p.m. land Presbyterian Church will The men assisted with the I- Pared Ise demo MO MOMISTMO • • • ; 5-F... Ian,uoS 11-Cleri• al MO have a potluck dinner at the neaday program with Martin Bai- * "WE GROW OUR OWN" of Mission collar O121M OOOMO MOO home cif Mrs. Edwin Cain ley V -In at 11 Jr.. reeding the scripture after w 12 10-K,,. of 301913 'MOO aO1011 Murray Star Chapter No. 433 am. 13-RisenD Saaha OMMONM OMOM the song, "..lby to the World." Joe k RISISSAIRP 71 76110416167.3411062101t16161616: Siberia li-SmI.oi Order of the Eartern Star will • • • V for 00E1 31103 Rob Beale lad the calf to prayer • ENDS 14-1 mature taalurium have a potluck nipper at 6 pm. TONITE • 16-To exist 17.31 at* 311 3SMDOU and Orle8 presenting the regular meeting. A Thursday, December 13th Colain dosed with W SEE US FOR YOUR . . . V Cliff Robertson £6-To seethe le-Above T ZiOM prayer. 111- Vat 21 - Sanders. Christmas party with gift exchan- The Wilting Workers Sunday Mrs. Macon Rick:wren, Mrs. w Michael Callan 20-Parent tree 2OM OOMMO UM0 Joe Rib OM OOOMS20 ge for members and families will Solved Clem of the Scotts Grove Beale. and Bill Miller; 0 trollop 1 22- PI bee ma gave the * a "THE INTERNS" 22- To stupefy 35-Complete set MBOMOU OCT2112130 tie after the cksing of the chap- Baptist Chervil wilt have their pregram Each Wlif'S it CENTERPIECES 14 Agreement 24 Ridley upon 2119Ma Chrertmas party at the home of member lit a candle as A • - Dan.•h 21-To a. a‘.14 MOOMM she gave A Isiah 22-Frank their teacher, Mrs. Hurt, at ex- her Lottie Moon offering. A * DOOR HANGERS WED. & THURS. 23-To re vt 30-Itelated 41-Rends shirty. A SI-Rea/ay bill $3-J uneture GO- Roman Mesclarnes Mart in Bailey Jr., A A 23. Weber. 33- Petit 61- Bab, Nadas bronze • • • Macon A SHIRLEY Uwe& deity III • A ionhol Riciernen, „Times Dale Mil- ; - AND - JONES 34- Epic 3.04.111 la -Cras at._ The South Murray Homemakers a 118- GARS Letter 117:ri7rre-i'1441' V-To Mut., - rad Wel ler, John lines. and Willie Grimm A A GORDON MacRAE type $3-Earth A 37, T h oroog h 43-54. nod et, goddess Club will have a potluck luncheon gave the Thursday program. 0th- 2 tare two 14- ,I I iit31 less A t 14-Note of scale at the home of Mrs. Jewel Evans ears present Decorations • -Si iia• -44- Fumanti bled were Mesdames Paul To Make Your Own A • 41 Co.iled Lacs 34-S,;ni bol tor at 1110 sin. I A croeM U-Ordl armee cerium Hoplcire. Joe Dee Heokins. Pearl A 43-To trap • • • A 44-41Oicri tutted Short, Old Joe Rob Beale. A A Arrangrrifents A 45-Anger 1 a 47- Flesh -3 4 ',: . • . 43 .6 't "I *;,...7.9, 0 1 The Dorothy Circle of the Final A A FIRST TIME AT .•:•:, A A 49 - Estures • ... Baptist Church WMS will meet House at 8:30 pm. So- usiesi 12 " ; 3 4."•'414 A A at the home of Mnr George T. • • • A 311411261616Difiblalablila361106163,16Delt A Instr-,tr.ent !•:•: .,.:;',,,N A 62-To pare 13 t:::716 Moody, North: 7th Street, at 910 POPULAR PRICES! 54-A 17 P:11• N19 !. :•:•1 ::.: A A stet• K.:•1 a in. TOe Numb-Murray Homemakers A A • • • A 44- School at ,:::•120 "II .::: 22 ti".!.';*?74 75 26 Club will have a potluck luncheon A whales er ..:•:, The mein and Country Home_ at the 4:-• poe I;'...-..N.-, r horrie (if Mrs. B. J. Hoffman Fah:, 22 28 „..•:. 79 3-0 47'....- 31 1 rnaiveng ctirm a A 34- Ionian .'-,'-' ...•.. Will have ,„.! at 11 am ratty care gifts will be A dell. A al -In the past 32 33 ,•;:-‘34 t.N.. -.116 meeting at the lame of Mrs. Rob- I eitehantred• • • • A.+ 63- H etreew art Einar at 810 pan laadh one I A measure 40 A is asked to bring a fifty cent gift./ A A 63 - Skin aliment ,.... Monday, December 17th SHIRLEY 4'. • • • 4 I L.64 A 37-To allow Dr Kathleen Itones, :1...1 • :'.' Southern 2 A 61.- Ventilates Woodmen Okele Grove 138 Baptist A 45 Z''97.'.'e'ra7 43 rruesionery in indoriesta. A A $S- Diazepam 0'.'7•:r • • 49 have Ha and will gpeek 1 at the etrat eaptaa A • DOWN 50 51 7:•:-... 52 3.--7,....:454 party at the WOIT11131's Chi) HODS! 0-1 with at 7:30 .A A • • • 4 :::: pm reception I • L... , .1....., at 6-30 p.m. tLORIST • IPiap in her hence wilt be held after- A • i::::. 55 t::•:•37 58 1:`niss e,o • • • • 1-reaessimeatai wards with the WMS as heaters 2 RODGERS & • • l'-'''; e-:':'' •:...'...1 Friday, December 146 3- India al 62 n:•".•15,3 6'4 ..• All members of A :••33 66 the Brood River A 500 North 4th Phone 753-3251 A 4-Tennis L.r.'...' The Fidel* Sunday Schnol Claw Area stream knew are dordillay invited 2 A 67 1:9..!-..611 of the, First Balite Chureh will HAMMERSTEIN 6-Cbolo• part '4:::•59 4 , have a potluck Chriernes lunce- KKKKK 14931411414131010114111NINISI 4-To bec 1. lAstr. by Laded Feature Syndic. te. Inc. eon in the dining morn of the NOMM10110010001, church at 12 neon. NINO AitIlf 1 1A1 MIWPM NW IPA Pt XIPoommert. • • • V. OKLAHO The Ruth Sunday School Claes • SAIIT IIEMING-Mra. Mar- of the Filet Beptist Church will • garet Lynda Hill, 23, sits • MIDWAY CAFE meet at six-thirty in the borne of " • with head bowed In Munici- Mrs. Thomas Hogiinalienp. 4, pal Court in Los Angeles - SPECIALS - •• • 4,- after arraignment on charge 'i4 of child beating-her eight- Friday, Decembar-'141th r; :aNsta^ScoPE month-old baby boy died one The Magazine Club will hove ttL HAMBURGERS- - 15' day after being taken to a 4 Every Tuesday Night from 6 te Its annual Christman most at the hospital with third degree home of Mrs A. W. Rueell at burns on feet, thighs and legs. 210 pm. Gifts will be exchanged. • • • • The. Kings Daughters Sunday ma NEW suave OF QUALITY School Class of the Scott's Greve Baptist Church will have a Christ- nes dinner at the Woman's Club Iniagarawind•rome•Pridicarimundurcatql V crr r"" FOR CHWIilitAS

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