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The Ledger and Times, June 14, 1963

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United Press international DI OITR 64tli YEAR Murray, Ky., Friday Afternoon, June 14, 1963 MURRAY POPULATION 10, 100 Vol. LXXX1V No. 141 .PAVING PROGRAM WILL GET UNDERWAY is Opening Night Ducats" Mayfield Paving Company NewLarry MurrayHenson Coach h Project To For Stars Selling Murray High Is Cafeteria Fund Well Says Lancaster tudents Will Low Bidder For Work Here Demonstrate Tickets for the opening night per- formance of -Stars in My Cress n.'' are selling rapicils. to The Murray Cita. Council last faith" bond on deposit with the accordingEnter Program 6-02 Frank Lancaster, the show's buso night accepted the bid of the May- city clerk. ;which will be refunded news manager field Paving Company for the pro- on completion of the work Jar Raising Project Use of Land The first performance will be Six Callowoy County students posed paving program in Murray Much work has been done to ready summerni. company June 22 in the new Kentucky Lake have been accepted to study at a this The entered city streets for the paving The Arnsht heater "Only 200 'ickets summer science and 'a bid of $7.82 per ton of 'saying proper base for paying has been President Kennedy today notified mathematics are left for people in Murray." training program imxture for the low bid. Two other built up on must unpaved .streets Congressman Frank Albert Stubble- this summer at i9 Lancaster said, "and unless they Murray State College firms bid on the project. Middle- proposed for paving, however some 0 field and Senator John S Cooper get their orders in soon they'll miss west Roads with a bid of $7.85 and cannot be paved because of recent At Faxon that the Tennessee Valley Author- Those selected include: Beverly' Set Construction Company the premiere." Brooks, the M H water and sewer line installations. ity will develop a National Recrea- R. Nancy L. Cowin, Bev- All tickets for opening night are with a bid of $800 per ton. Since Mai 24 the city has placed tion Area as a demonstration in erly Ann Goode, Linda Truett Lilly, The first money making project. funds would be raised in a com- unreserved and all are $3 each. The council will ask the Mayfield 400 loads of gravel on Story. Henry. resource development in the 170.- Peggy L Robertson. and Ann Beale to raise funds for the construction munity effort. Tickets may be bought at the "Stars company to place a $1,000 "tid Johnson. North 17th street and 000 acre "Between the Lakes" area Rafael) who all attended Murray ,fg of a new cafeteria. at Faxon School The county board of education In My Crown" office at Lancaster- 19th street to give these streets which lies between the TVA Ken- I'High School • will be undertaken by the Futon told a delegation of parents at a Veal store a better and broader base This tucky' Lake reservoir on the Tennes- The training program is jointly Mothers Club on Saturday night. meeting in January that the local Bible School For work was done by the Murray see River and the Army Corps of sponsored by Murray State and June ?and system did not have available suf- Street Department, Murray Water Engineers Barkley Lake reservoir the National Science Foundation. Church Will Begin Plans for the project call for a ficient capital outlay funds for Ac Sewer System and the Murray on the Cuniberland River. One hundred-twer'y five students variety show and an ice cream sup- building a new room Rev. Mischke Sanitation System Two thirds of the area involved from twelve states will attend the Vacation Bible School will begin per in addition entertainment will Under present plans the money Streets set up to be paved on the lies in Western Keotucky with the eight-week session Most of the at the Locust Grove Baptist Church be provided by the Rhythm Ram- for the project will be raised in the "one-third cost share" basis are as remaining one third in Tennessee. stiasients will live on campus dur- on Monday. June 17, from 1:30 to blers bawl. community and the county will Larry Hansom Transferred ing the program follows, For a distance of about 40 miles but a few from 4.30 each afternoon. The need for a new cafeteria arose then let the contract for construc- Booth 11th and Story ion the above each darn the shoreline of nearby will commute. Tuition and There will be classes for all chil- as the result of a lack of class- tion The Murray Board of Education curvet about 500 feet last the lakes lie only from six to ewelve at least half of room-and-board ex- dren ages 3-16 Eiveryone is wel- room space Plans have been ap- An estimated $1.000 is needed night elected Larry Henson as Bagwell Subdivision i part of this by miles apart. - To Memphis penses will be asounnd by the col- come If transportatton is needed, head basketball coach at Murray c proved to build a new lunch room the first of August to begin the ige and the National area, 3500 feet High School to replace Larrs 0 They enclose a narrow strip of Science Foun- 1:S...se call 753-6271 and convert the present lunch room building program, a Mothers Club dation, Cherry from Spruce to Chestnut. Bale who recently resigned wooded ridges up to 300 feet with Into needed class room soace spokesman told the Ledger At Times Res Walter Mischke has been 1100 feet a broad stretch of reservoir on each The major objective of the pro- flails for the construction of the today Pledges for transferred to the Mullirts Memorial Broad from Sycamore to Nash approximately Henson, a native of Flora. III.. side_ gram is to offer excellent high Funeral For Monroe new building were approved by the half the amount haft already been Methodist Church in Memphis. Ten- Drive 1125 feet has had three years successful The president noted that this school courses to a selected group Calloway County Board of Educa- recemed from patrons of the school nessee. according to information re- Slig.n. Tomorrow S 9th from Sycamore to Nash teaching and coaching experience area is within 200 miles of ten mil- of capable students who will not tion only after the patrons of the and it is important that the leased at noon today by the Mem- Drive. 1125 feet re- at Mascouthah. High School lion people living in the midwest have an opportunity to take surh school assured the board that the mainder be raised soon Funeral services for Norman Mon- North 17th. part of it, 1000 feet He holds both B S and Master's and thus the development ; of a courses in their own high schools_ It is hoped that thea money can roe Slitter will be conducted Satur- Locust froni Hickory to Williams Degrees from Murray State Col- Motional Recreation In In addition to the rigid subject Rs Mimed Area that day at 11 o'clock at the-Max Chur- feet in tlase-fer to begin lege where he played varsity bask- matter presentation, guidance and 608 on location meets She recommendation chill Chapel BPS Puri/ Matthews the building early enough to etball and tennis Te received the eouseling services will be emphasis- On Wiese sereets /le city pays low use made by the of Doors Recrea- will officiate anal burial will be in College High of the room for the tall Most Valuable Senior Basketball ed in order to acquaint students (Colillioned eel Page 41 school tion Resourcrs Review Commission the Barnett Cemetery term Award at Murray State with their capabilities and with the Final and endorsed by the president in Mr anger, age 67. died Thursday completion of the interior career opportunities in science. his special message to congress morning the Murray Hospital of the nee room which will be at- The new coach is married to the at FBLA Chapter last year that recreational facili- tached former Patty Se-henk He resided at 201 East Maple Street Five Members to the present building will of Flora, Ill, ties for our more densly populated Survivors previously be made during the fall term as and they have two daughters, Vicki Revival Still In not listed in- • area should be a priority target grandchildren additional funds can be raised thro- I Jo. 6. and DeAnn. 14 months They chide 21 Nearly half the land under con- Progress By Church Wins Award ugh serials projects of the Mo- are members of the Methodistod • Friends may call at the Max Initiated By sideration for the Recreational -- thers Club Church and plan to move to Mur- Area Churchill Funeral Home. silready is in Federal ownership in The revival in progress at the Tickets to the variety show and ray on August 15 Dan Harelson. Murray State Col- the hands of the Department of Seventh and Poplar Church of ice cream supper are now on sale. lege Student from Fteidiand. Ken- Interior, TVA and Corps of Engi- Christ is one of the best attended Rotary Club Students from Faxon School will be Final Rites For tucky, won first place in the Ex- neers The decision to proceed fol- meetings in the history of the con- in Murray tomorrow and also Goshen .temporamous Sdeakinic Contest at on Methodists lowed notification by Secretary of gregation according to Paul Mat- Hafford Adams To Friday and Saturday of next week the National Convention of the Will Hold School Interior Stewart Udall that the de- thew2, minister of the church Five perums were initiated yes- Future selling tickets to the event The Be Held Saturday Business Leaders of Ameri- partment of Interior would enter The revisit' will continue through terday into the Murray notary Club. price of admission will be 50 cents ca. Phi Beta Lambda Diva-ion into an agreement with TVA where- Sunday evening June 16 with ser- New members are Robert Elberton. for adults Students. high school Final rites for "Hatton:I' Another Murray State student, by land administered by the De- vices being held nightly at 7:30 W. H Canoe liendon. Wells Porde:en II. age down will be admitted free The Goshen Methodist Church j Adams will Treman Elle-good. Arlington. rank- partment would be turned over for and on regular hours Sunday. be held Saturday at 2 30 Rudolph Howard and Will Frank will begin a Vacation Bible school p m at the Martin's ed sixth in the Mr Future Busi- Anyone who will buy a ticket the project Other Federal lands Dr Baird's remaining sermon Chapel Me- Steely from on Monday thodist Church ness Teacher Event The consen- one of these students or make will likewise be transferred. topics are Friday: Christ's Call to Four Rotarians participated in tam was held in Dallas. Texas on a donation will be Rev. Walter Mischa, ; The service will be conducted by helping Ita tre- Classes will be held each day The project will demonstrate how Sinners. Saturday The High Stand- the initiation program which was June 8-12, and was attended mendously in our efforts !Bros Louis Joiner, Hoyt Owen. and by 900 to secure from 2 to 4 o'clock in the after- an area with limited timber, agri- phis Conference o: the church ards involved in Following Christ: in charge of Henry McKenzie, high school and college business new class room for Marvin Jones. Interment will be Faxon School, noon through Friday. June 21st cultural and industrial resources which is meeting in Memphis for Sunday morning. What Christ Of- Each of the speakers explained students. a spokesman for the Mothers fers in the city cemetery Club Students age kindergarten to in- can be converted into a recreation- its 125th annual session. the Lost; and Sunday evening: I one of the four objects of Rotary. The Kentucky Parliamentary Pro- said Mr Adams. 50. died yesterday termediate are invited to attend. al area that will stimulate economic Taking his place here in Murray What If I Refuse Jesus WiLson Gantt spoke on fellowship: cedure Team tied for morning at the Murray Hospital.: George fourth place growth in the . region. at the First Methodist Church will Gsreaer spoke on ethics. with Louisiana Members His death was ail/Muted to a heart of the It will also help establish and be Rev Loyd Ramer of Milan, Ten- Wayion Rayburn spoke on rsspon- Kentucky team were Roland Case. SURPLUS fOOD tie*. He was a sanitation with define guide lines for the acquisf- Marta. stbilities of a 'Rotarian. and Don- Carolyn McNeely. the local health department. and Sue White. Executive Board Of Woman's Don. development and operation of The appointments were read to- ald B Hunter spoke on the in- all of Murray College Surplus food is being given out Friends may call at the M a x High. An- other outdoor recreation areas. day at noon ternational aspect of Rotary grim Ripperdan, Meade County. today until 3 45 at the County Churchill Funeral Home until the and The area will provide provisions Rev. Paul T Lyles. Superintend- Visiting Rotarians were C R. Joe Ilan Gossum, Wingo High Highway Porn on Vine street service hcair Club Holds Meeting for waterfowl wintering grounds ent of the Paris District also was Callahan of Riaseilville. Kentucky School Thursday in cooperation with the Bureau of named to two poets by the con- and Dick Friend of Paducah. W P. rive Ketiluckv FBLA Chapters Sports. Fisheries. and Wildlife and ference. Williams of Paris. Tennesee was a received Gold Seal Awards for hav- The executive board of the ?Abr..,June 1. for management of upland game He was one of four ministers guest of Bernard C Harvey and ing outstanding chapters this year ras Woman's James Club held their including improvement of public Klapp Writes Parents Bob Mason guest Mrs Lowry gave an interesting named as delegates to the general was a of V. C Chapters receiving these wwerds lar monthly luncheon meeting yes- hunting report on the State KFVVC The conference of Methodists next April Stubblefield, Sr were: Ahrens Trade. LouLsvillle; terday with 18 members present TVA expects to start in the near Murray Club won a $500 00 music in Pittsburgh and was one of MX Guests of Wilson Gantt were Franklin-Simpson, Franklin, Meade Mrs C C. Lowry. president, gave future The agency will administer From Danny Kemp. scholarship the board of trustees Tehran About Rioting Don Oliver. and Don awarded by the Shell men elected to County, Brandenburg; Murray Col- the Invocation and opened the the project for the period required Oil Company Mrs Fred Gingles of Laonbuth College in Jackson He PacelitiCeenry lege High, Murray. and Warren meeting with a poem "Little to complete the demonstration which won third prize on handicraft The also is a member of the Bishop's Holton, president of the County. Bowling Green Things" New board members were is expected to be about ten years. James Klaus) of Murray, who 15 afternoon, while we were at work. Music department sextet who sang Council of the conference. presided. welcomed to the board Minute's It is contemplated at the end with the General Accounting Of- There were tanks and soldiers along at the state meeting Was praised for - were read by Mrs. Castle Parker of the period that arrangements fice of the United States Govern- one of Cie main streets about three their beautiful music Mrs Lowry , and Mrs Robert Huie reported all . for permanent administration of Center Will Close ment, stationed in Frankfort. Oer- blocks from our apartrtent and our Mrs. Lois Thurrnan Auxiliary For Little was elected third vice president of bills paid for many, ha.s been in Tehran. Iran for landlady and some of the other the past club ear the State KFWC. the area for outdoor recreation will Because Of Death Funeral Is Today League Meets Tonight Plans were made for the general be determined. the past several weeks. tenants said they heard gunfire Those present were. Mrs. C C meetings for the new club year A Klapp wrote to his parents that from several directions, but not Lowry. president, Mrs Jack Ken- The Calloway County Health Re% Llo‘d Wilson conducted the The Little League Auxiliary dinner meeting will be held on he was in no danger during the close by 'most of the afternoon' nedy. first vice president. Mrs. Center will be closed all day to- funeral services for Mrs Lots Thur- meet tonight between games All September 16 and Harry Sparks recent uprising of reactionary forc- "You probably know as much or Castle Parker. recording secretary; morrow due to the death of a mem- man this afternoon at 2 30 at the members are urged to be present will be guest speaker. Hostesses Expansion Is es in Iran. His letter is thought to more about what has happened as for Mrs. John C Nanney, correspond- J H Churchill Chapel. 'Burial Was tonight for the election of new of- this ber of the stale It. L. Cooper Ad- be of sufficient interest to his we do here The local American meeting will be the Zeta and ing secretary; • _ _ 29# ficers the Auxiliary, Mrs. Robert W Huie. ministrator said. in the Barnett Cemetery for Sigma Departments The meeting friends here to publish in today's radio and TV station is off the air treasurer. Mrs. Robert Hornsby, sanitarian with Mrs Thurman died Wednesday at will be heid at 6.30 Hafford Adams. Ledger and Times. and has been for a week and of and all club finance; Mrs. Myrtle J Discussed By 6 30 the Wall. audi- department. died p m. at Murray Hospital. members most attend the local health He was to have returned to to the rourse the Iranian stations don't tor, Mrs J I. Hosick. yearbook; Thursday at Murrily Hospital She was a resident of 405 Dm Mrs Lowry read the names of United Mates in Septemberput S•111 help tui since we don't understand •••••111ammal Mrs. George Hart. civic: Mrs A F. Funeral services will be held at Street. her new committee members and remain in his position for onother •he language We found out about Doran. legislative; Mrs. George E. School Board Martin's Chanel Methodist Church Active pallbearers were Nelson Raked that all departments co- year. James, his wife Jran and chil- martial law being declared Wed- FOR 39* Weather Overby. house and grounds: Mrs. Saturday, 2.30 m Blalock, Ruble Thurman, Bally operate. with these committees to p dren Jimmie, Amanda and Atigela nesday night by listening to BBC Cecil Farris. publicity; Mrs Willie Thurman, Milburn Outland, A W. the fullest. Mrs George Hart, civic have quarters in Frankfort Jean's from London on the landlord:I Darnell. Alpha; Mrs A W Rus- Russell. and J 0 Parker chairman, reported on the scrap- The Mutosy Board"ot Education parents live in England. short wave radio i Report sell. Creative Arts; Mrs James Hazel Boys Of The J H Churchill Funeral book she is preparing to be enter- met last night and reviewed the The letter follows: I "We've heard conflicting reports Byrn. Garden; Kra Glen Ash- Home had charge of the arrange- Tows •••••••••=1 ed in the National Civic Improve- recommendations of the Citizens' Woodcraft Meet "Dear Folks' about yeaterday, first heard that croft, Home; Mrs Bethel Richard- ments ment Contest. Mrs. Robert Horns- Advisory Committee for the im- Know you must have been read- !more riots had broken out, then _ _ 39* son, Sigma, Mrs. Robert M. Wy- by finance, is in charge of the prevetnent and development of the The Hazel Boys of Woodcraft met ing the news about all the rioting heard the whole thing had been .Western Kentucky — Partly eio- man, Zeta. beauty contest to be held at tha physical facilities of the city schools. last night in the Woodmen Hall to and killing in Tehran. and the fact broken up by the Army and the udy with widely scattered thunder- Calloway County Fair in July to give the young people of the city complete plans for, an outing to that martial law has been declared police We do know the MAAG Registration For atoms this afternoon, generally •••••1. The Garden department report- • a quality educational program The St Loins Monday and Tuesday of and the city is under strict curfew told its people to specifically ob- fair and continued mild tonight Reading Club Is ed that Mrs. Maggie Woods is plant- Martin Chapel board also discussed the recommen- next week "Just wanted to drop you a short serve the 9.00 p m to 5 00 a m and Saturday High today mid to ing the wooden tubs around the dation of the committee that the The group with adult supervisors note to say I'm okay and fortunate- curfew. Official announcements say Now In Progress upper 80s. low tonight low 60s School To Begin court square The department mem- program be figanced by a 50c per will join other B. 0. W clubs in ly haven't been involved in any of people on the streets during those • High Saturday in the mid SOs. bers paid for the plants and Mayor $100 of assessed evaluation tax to be this area on a outing to St. Louis this Where we work is quite a hours are solipsist to being shot at. Registration for the Rocket Read- Ellis has agreed to try to get some- voted in the Murray School District. that will include a visit to the distance from where the distorb- MAAG also told their people to stay ing Club at the Murray-Calloway fib Temperatures at 5 a m iEsT, one to keep the plants watered. The Martin's Chapel Methodist The city Board of Education com- amusement park, a Cardinal base- ances have 'oeen taking place. You put in their homes today, which is County Libraly for school age chil- Louisville Paducah 67. Bowling 66. Church is having a vacation Bible mended the work of the committee ball game, and a trip to the zoo. see. Tehran is quite a spread-out ttig...normal non-work day compar- dren is now in progress and will 65, Green 65. Lexington Covington Mrs Rube Steely was introduced school for students age 4 to 12: and authorized the secretary to pro- Keith Curd, B. 0_ W Command- city, running for several miles a- able to our Sluiday For that reason continue through next week Hopkinsville 61, London 60, 69, EV- to the br-.d as the new club hos- The school begins on Monday ceed with the necessary paperwork er, presided over the meeting last cross In many directions There was we didn't go into the office today All children are eligible to take nnsville. Ipci , 64 and Huntington. tess Ste is to replace Mra. George will be held each day from 2 to and resolutions concernmg this ex - night Approximately 20 boys will some activity in the area where we although we have every Friday part in the story hour at the li- W. Va . 62 E. Overby who has resigned as of 4 o'clock through Friday. June 21st (Continued on Page 61 make the trip from Hazel. have our apartment, on Wednesday• (Continued on Fag* 3) brary Wednesday afternoon at 2:30.

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TR E LE ETIER & TIMES — MURRAY, *ENTLICK z A TWO •••••••• FIVE DAY FORECAST Now YOU KNOW By United Pre. Thoernational TIMES' Quotes From The News LOUIS' ELLE tIPE --- The advan- By United Press International THE LEDGER & weather forecast for the five- The observance of June 14 as PUBLISHING COMPANY. he., By UNITED PRESS Ls, TERNATIONAL ced PUBLEIHEDity LEDGER It TlIKES peperiod.yr Platt Day was made by presidential the Murray Ledger, The Calloway Times, and 'Mel OAKLAND, Calif. -- Richard McKenzie, a Sioux Indian, dnaesyda :onsoildation of SthietuUrd.aSY. tleti eottit g hher Wl3edu proclamation, it is a legal holiday Tunes-Hera.ci. Octucer 20, 1928, end the West Keeitucan, January opportunities: on job redU: only in the state of Pennsylvania, 1, 19-4. find are dish- "The only kind of jobs my people can ; Temperatures for the period will liccorchng to the World Alniame: JAM.13 C. WILLIAMS, PUBLISHER washers, weed pullers and picket sign carriers." a‘erin,ze near the state normal of in the seat to about 6 The new Directtny ot Agencies reoerve the right to reject any Advertising, Letters to the Editor, 1 74 degrees We on below normal in the east. Serving Blind Persons in the Unit- or Public Voice items which, in our opunon, are not fur the beet in- DANVILLE, Va.'— Mayor Julian Stinson, commenting degrees ed States, Just published by trie terest of our readers. racial disorders in Danville: LOUISs tile extremes 86 and 63 de- American Foundation for the Blind -From here on there will be only one standard of law grees. NATIONAL REPIIIENTATIVES: WALLACE WITMER CO., 1509 Minor temperature changes are in New York. lists 53 residential York, N.Y.; colored. In the past, we have &Leftism Ave., Memphis, Tenn.; Time & Life Bldg., New enforcement for white and forecast through the period. schools for the Blind. It is esti- Stephenson Bldg., Detroit, Mich. leaned over backwards for our colored brothers." Rainfall will average around one- mated that a little less than nail at Knte:ed at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmission as fourth inch, occurring about the of the 19,000 blind children Second Class Matter. HERSHEY, Pa. — -Former President Dwight D. Eisen- middle of next week. school age are in residential schools. questions about his meeting with President By Carrier in Murray, per week 20e, pee hover answering 6UBSCRIPT1ON RATES. NAMED TO FIT X-15—Capt. Joe H. Engle (left), USAF, month 85e. In Canoway Allid adjoining , per year, .4.50; else- Kennedy: and Milton 0. Thompson (right) of NASA will make their where, /8.00. "You know, fellows, I don't know a darn thing about yes- first flights in the X-13 later this year, It was announced at terday. Tins was a wonderful day. I don't know wnat hap- 'The Outstanding Civic Asset of a Community is the the NASA Flight Research Center, Edwards Air Force Base, petted yesterday and I don't know if there will be a tomor- Warily at its Newspaper- Calif. They will fill vacancies left by NASA research pilot row." Neil Armstrong, selected as an astronaut, and Maj. Robert White, USAF, recently assigned to other Au Force duties. 11111 FRIDAY — JUNE 14, 1963 MIAMI A diplomatic refugee arriving in Miami from Cuba conunenting upon Russian control of the isLuid: kej positions ui the military and the police are in SOCIALISM HAS FAILED ru • Russian hanas." iiULY LOAN CO. resolu- THE Memphis Cliambtr of Commerce has passed a EZZ U.'. main St. Tc:cpilono PL 3-2621 tion against furth.:r acreage restrictions on cotton produced Ago Today "youn HCHIE-OWNED LOAN CO." Administra- Ten Years in the Mid-South and requesting the Kennedy LEDGER & TLMES ELLE tion to remove price controls so that American growers may compete for foreign markets. Southwestern District ol the Kentucky Dental So— of a defeat given the ciety met at the Woman's Club House here on Thursday for This follows closely on the heels YOU TAKE NO CHANCE WHEN YOU and session. Dr. A. D. Wallace of Murrio Department of Agriculture by large ,wheat growers last dinner business presided at the meeting. TRADE WITH .. . . month. Ralph White of Kirkscy graduated from George Peabody are "straws in the wind" and demo- These two incidents College for Teachers last Week with a Master Of Arts degree indicate cratic leaders everywhere are wondering if they Nenia Bucy, are 74. passed away last night at She Murra PARKER MOTORS bY'flthol ad President John F. Kennedy may be the first one-term demo- Hospital. Funeral services will be held at the New Mt. Car- PLaza 3-5273 Murray, Ky. cratic president of the century. And well they may. mel Baptist Church. Anybody who ge:s the .slight margin of electoral votes The annual Story reunion will be held at the City Park . LARGE VOLUME — LOW PROFIT Sunday. accorduir to an anno_uwement by members of the Kennedy received in 1960 is on shaky ground to start with. "Service Built Our Business" family. But when his running mate of Texas had been rated as the IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE ITS ON A NEW OR USED CAR) -second most powerful man in the government" for years, and he uses the good judgment to put some sound demo- crats on his cabinet. like 'Fortner Governor Luther Hodges1 oldwater News FRANK'S of North Carolina. many credited him with being a good I with other great demo- politician whether tie will ever rate Bro and Mrs Merritt Young- Mrs Fawn, Warren were Sund... "ENTERTAINMENT AS cratic presidents, or net. And vie believe he would have ful- blood and dalghter of Hunt:Mlle.! afternoon Iltiili;icsnof Mrs Lara YOU LIKE IT" . spenc the week with re- field and y Pullen filled hopes of the greatest democratic leaders in the nation Ark past latives and friends in Ky Mr Fred Newsome was a Sund.:. featuring had he made his own decisions. Mr and Mrs Vernon Starist and ' efternoon caller of. Mr and Mr- e DODIE DOWDY But, he mistook thc mood of the American people and children and Mrs Mae-le Glass L Peeeell and tommy. callers e•S cel Vocalist and Trumpeter present confusion LN rapidly sinking into chaos. Millions were Se:archly afternoon of Aka and Carlene Lamb. FALL FATAL are be- DANCING with who voted for Mm because of their party loyalty Mrs. Molly Cochran and Mrs taking HIS BUNCH comini. More d.sillusioned with most developments Hershel Burton and daughter are LEXINGTON. Ky. let — 'Thom- Tuesday thru Saturday Jones and as N Arthur, 45. suffered fatal place. callers of Mrs Manic ft till 12 JOE BANNANA and Lotse one afternoon this week head injuries in a 60-foot fall while William Ruch!. former assistant Secretary of Commerce. Mrs (.1 L Barzell and Toniniv painting the flagpole in front of No Cover Charge has resigned and he has been replaced by Franklin D. Roose- were Friday afternoon callers of 7he Fayette County Courthouse here a cigaret in his "Music With A Peel" CONDITION CRITICAL—Clenchtne teeth, a Ladies Invited velt, Jr.. because he says in This Week Magazine that he Mrs Ophelia Bazzell Wednesday Arthur died twa hotirs man who said he was Robert McGuire leaps from the top Mr and Mrs Fred Wilkerson have later in a hospital of the New Yore 11•••r can't support his faintly on hi. federal salary. of a signal box at the elevated section returned home from 3 visit with rt: - transit system while spectators gasp. He crashed to the by writing He is recouping some of his financial needs Ian% es in Pa pavement about 30 feet below and was rushed to a hospital, articles. He has learned this trick from many democrats MrEand Mrs Garnett Adams we: Read ulie Ledger's where his condition was reported critical He bad no Identi- SundaY afternoon callers of Dr..al.t.: luxury, some of whom would probably be on fying papers on his person. now living „n Mrs Earl Adams and daughter Classifieds TODAY! relief if they had to shift for themselves. Agnes Eta/gall of Chicago is Mrs SATURDAY feu days slth relatices and is nothing new to our readers to say we are opposed *pending a It Kv to federal am to education, but developments are taking Secend Lt and Mrs Larry Carer place rapidly now 711.1: jusilfies car stand of many years. nt Ft Lee. Va . and Scott Craw der .f Co: aneas. scent several days KFRN TINA The young men in charge in Washington are justifying alth relatives :n Ky. than MATHEE.LOUISE con•erviitive opposition more rapidly and decisively Mr and Mr, Chants A Lamb et cr. Francis Kappel. U S ConimLseioner of &P.:cation. who and children sere Sunday guest Pred Wilkerson was the -Meet the Press" television personality S.Inday, out of Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Jerry Carter. Mr did all opponents. and Ntri James D Carter. Mr and SS' Mr* Jennings Turner. Second Lt Predicting that tr.c Pri.,:dent's program Would be adopt- and Mrs Lam Carter. Mr Scott abut limiting federal aid in so-called "im- Crowder Mr and Mrs. Terrell Hay- ed. he was asked COLOR Chndren. Mrs Jest II Keel- pacted areas." Thest area., have been cumnionty considered den and •r and Mrs Ophelia Harrell were taxpayers areas where sy,teins are a bArden On local nday dinner tweet of Mr and bet a i,‘• ‘.f army -a:A the like. but It so happens that Mrs 13.,yd Carter was a Sun- MoetuoMery Mar..Iti.:0, is now the riehe-t county in ' Mrs Hattie Watson day iruest of Alta and Carlene th U:::led Stat..- and more than ninety-pent at of the

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NE 14, 1963 Fit FRIDAY -- JUNE 14, 11163 THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY Start Dusting Off The 'Comeback Of The Year' Brooks Robinson Plays Baseball In Oki Award To Mail Special Delivery To Koufax RASERAIL Knuckle Style Of The Early Oriole Player • by United Press International 10-game winner of the season. Jerry enth straight victory with the aid by United Press International baseball. the Chicago Cubs 2-1, the Cincin- STANDINGS The old Orioles would be proud ofi Adair of the Orioles and Elston of a two- homer by Win. . Dust off that comeback of the t Throws Fifth Shutout nati Reds downed the Pittsburgh kr Felted Press letenotleasi Brooks Robinson. Howard of the Yankees homers. land. Jack ICralick yielded ts year award and mall it speciall The blinding speedballer turned Pirates 4-2, and the St. Louis Car-. by United Press International NATIONAL LEAGUE The Cleveland Indians beat the but struck out eight and delivery to Sandy Routes of in his fifth shutout and ninth vic- dinals beat the Team I.. The Orioles, circa 1890-1899, wrote the! AMERICAN LEAGUE W Pt. 0 11, registering his sixth win. in other NL action. New York the text book on baseball behavior; 5-3, the Minnesota only one in Los Angeles Dodgers. tory of the season Thursday night 7-3 Te.im GB. I. Angeles .__ 34 25 .576 out. suffers a broken Twins defeated the Kansas City when he tireballed the- Dodgers to at Milwaukee was rained Chicago 34 25 .576 St Louis 35 26 .574 When the catcher Al Kaline, continuing his or There's a lung way to go until • Top Yanks rubs it in the dirt and Athletics 6-3, and the Boston Red a 3-0 win over the Houston Colts Orioles New York 30 23 566 1 San Francisco 35 26 .574 knuckle he a crown. had season's end but it's clear that Kou- League, the catching: when a Sox scored a 7-5 win over the Wash- that enabled Los Angeles to retain In t he American ' Baltimore 33 26 559 1 Cincinnati 31 27 .534 2,, goes on two singles, and now leads the AL fax and the award go together likel the New he asks to a ington Senators in other AL action. first place by two percentage points. nipped Minnesota 31 26 .544 2 Chicago 32 29 .525 3 has a sore arm with a .352 average anti ham end eggs -- or like guts and Minnesota a is the San Koufax struck Gilt 10 and walked York Yankees 5-4, the Boston 28 25 .528 3 Pittsburgh 28 31 .475 6 ; when batter In the National League, batted in, in addition to ty..._ or skill Kansas City pitch he gets up Giants the Chi- , USAF, only two behind a nine-hit attack Twins defeated the Kansas City 29 28 509 4 Philadelphia 28 31 .475 6 knocked down by a Francisco shaded the league lead with 15 homers. the Cleveland Indians and putl- the slug on the pitcher. cago Cubs 2-1, the ike their 1 •A little lees than a year ago, that included two hits each by Athletics 6-3, I CIeveland 27 26 .509 4 Milwaukee . 2'7 31 .466 61,:, Tigers 5-3 and topped the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-2, Allen, a sub-.200-nitter ,unced at Koufax' career was endangered by Tonuny Davis and Wally Moon. whipped the Detroit ! Los Angeles" 29 33 468 Houston 26 35 .426 9 Robinson. 26, is a new Oriole but Bernie Red Sox scored a 7-5 the St. Louis Cardinals teat- the most of the season, hit two homers rce Base, a finger ailment He didny win a the Boston Detroit 24 32 429 8% New York 23 38 .377 12 Uncle Wilbert Robinson himself Koufax' five shutouts tie him the Washington Sena- Philadelphia Phillies 7-3, and the to lead a 13-hit Minnesota 1tt ck. rch pilot game for the Dodgers dyer the victory over Washington 29 41 328 15 would be leading the cheers today with Cincinnati's Jim O'Toole for Thursday's Results Los Angeles Dodgers doaneci the Jim Perry, aided by Jim K in J. Robert second half of the 1962 National tors. for the "old Oriole" way in which the league lead and his 102 strike- homered in the bot- Thursday's Results Houston Colts 3-0. the ninth, increased his seas.,.; :.ec- duties. League season and he went to Willie Mays New York at Milwaukee, ppd . rain Brooks picked himself out of the spring leave him only outs in 107 tom of the 10th to break Washington 5 night and delivered ord to 5-4 while Moe Drabawsky training this season as one of the Boston 7 St. Louis 7 Philadelphia 3, 5,, inn., dirt Thursday Seventh te-o behind teammate Don Drys- pitching duel between Win Straight biggest question marks in major up a brilliant Cleveland 5 Detroit 3 rain a ta-o-run that gave the suffered the defeat. dale Thursday night's game also Ellsworth and league baseball. Billy O'Dell and Dick Baltimore 5 New York 4, night San Francisco 2 Chicago 1 Baltimore Orioles a 5-4 victory over The Indians swept to their sev- marked the fifth time this season ninth win of the Frank Malzone's three-run homer give O'Dell his Minnesota 6 Kansas City 3, night Los Angeles 3 Houston 0, night the New York Yankees. It's him just and the 45th time in his career that against two losses. Jack Lamabe's one-hit .'n'ee- taken two months season (Only games scheduled) Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 2, night The bases were filled with Orioles and Koufax has struck out 10 or more demonstrate that he's shaken off inning relief pitching enablei runs by Leo Cardenas and and the Yankees held a 4-3 lead e effects of the ailment and is men in a game. Home Today's Games Today's Games 4 hen Robinson batted against re- .. . Red Sox to sweep their two-' :axle helped the Reds Jas. Klapp of Giants shaded Gordon Coleman Washington at Cleveland, 2, twi- again one the great of The San Francisco liever Bill Kunkel in the seventh overcome a 2-0 deficit and move night New York at Cincinnati. night with the last-place Sen.aors. Inning. Kunkel promptly sent Rob- From Page 11 into fourth place. John Tsitouris Los Angeles at Minnesota, night Philadelphia at Milwaukee, night (Continued o inson sprawling in the dust of Yan- Answer to yesterday's P pitched a five-hitter and struck out Kansas City at Chicago, night Houston at San Francisco. night CROSSWORD PUZZLE kee Stadium with a brushback pitch. since we've been here six to win his second game while Detroit at New York, night Chicago at Los Angeles, night AC 45 USS 10-Weirder Mil KIM IIMCI Don Canlwell suffered his eighth Baltimore at Boston, night Pittsburgh at St. Louis, night —Things are real quiet today so FOR SALE II -Falsilivr MO ISOM UMEIGI Delivers Winning Hit •Pastime 13 -foe lined defeat. maybe its all over. Hope so. any- 13121 111012 Games Saturday's Games YOU 5- St ruck nude a)s Saturday's Robinson's answer was to dig in way. From what we gather, this I .1.141( 11-Cry ilk. O set Ernie Broglio won his seventh dons for the next pitch and deliver the has been brought about by react- DLEE game for the Cardinals in a game Los Angeles at Minnesota New York at Cincinnati 14- Prefix: not 19- Recompense two-run bloa that snapped the Ori- ionary groups who are in opposi- 1963 CUSHMAN 21 - A trocious to six innings by nun. Kansas City at Chicago Philadelphia at Milwaukee shortened streak and 17-1- un 33-Scot tNli Cleveland , Pittsburgh at St. Louis oles' five-game losing tion to certain government reforms cake Gene Oliver homered for the Car- Washington at 11- Tares- to‘d Francisco knocked the Yankees out of first which are being put into being. • aluths 25-Perverts dinals and Earl Averill and Roy Detroit at New York Houston at San SUPER-HUSKY ORS 27. DIni, place in the American League. And. it conies immediately after 13- Retidi Sievers hit homers for the Phillies. Baltimore at Boston Chicago at Los Angeles establish. .19-Golf mound one of the most devout Moslem re- immt 13-At right Left-hander Steve Barber, aided 1 k periods when the people are cc motor, windshW,,. Ky. 21- 4`roriouit angles to ii. by Dick Hall's three innings of one- ligious 350 keel of ship 12-Rodents hit relief. became the AL's first already in somewhat of an emo- 24 i.rden to)) 31 -Insset crash bars, buddy Ii 2—Cry 34-Weasels tional state of mind. So, it appears n slat's 35- A ppl y for its was a combination of things 7v ote.,4 assistance 40 Cut of meat 47- Mongrel speedometer. Perfect e,. MORE vviuMfferi which kicked it off. JEEP CAR) 30-Genus cf 34.44ocupying 43 Three toed 45- Bishopric 6msses • chair ostrii h - Negative UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA dition. Retail price 21-14ee eagle 374lien). at 53- it nibul iur ...... ,_ "We had a telegram from our $6 compound ilow I,n THE MORE YOU GIVE Rest Paris headquarters yesterday tell- Will Sacrifice For OW. -!Minim ing us to leave and go to Ankara 39 1 44.41• ':,'•', I 2 3 4 5 . 6 7 8 0 10 a reYsoCONeoRd$rwillii9ti, safety. arNcle ..., _ RIZIEE8 , if we felt it necessary for • 4 4 11 -1'.:Mims 4. •. 12 3 _ , We wired back we didn't think it 425.00 12 .../4 1 necessary to pull out and asked [ENT AS Cool. in n El d'S 4:.- Pow-41 for 14 r.•:•7:15 16 - lgif them to notify our wives we were IT" pm-Malt so at least Jean got the word." Call Jim Williams, J 46:- Near 18 1'9 ::•'.420 okay, 4:-41.4 Wks :::::; _ Irl°14 T At •:•:. _ IKAL wet- or see a: Ig umekme W"."...424 James continued that the at 753-3147 4,-344 mie.1 for 77 73 _ ii Til ':'.*.i _ 1601645 5E there there was 96 degrees. hot and WDY Jr 11111 Igun 4:ibL AI-DRti c 207 S. 13th Street 14- rita ieiy 26 2;' .'.:1.....-Vi.28'29 Y 1 miserable. 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• MURRAY NATURAL GAS SYSTE Telephone 753-5626 S. City Hall Building NATURAL GAS . . . Clean - Economical - Efficient - FRIDAY — JUNE 14, 1963 THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY At iE FOUN WATER BIDS OPEN A Bets will MeClure•Henry Vows Read BELLE MONEYNLAICEIL ELKTON, KY. Nit — be opened July 1 for sale of 8220,- fi- PERSONALS ' 000 in revenue bonds to help 753-4947 here. Mrs. J. B. Burkeen LOUISVILLE LPF - Fares col- nance a new water system Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Windsor will help lected for the first month of A $138,000 federal grant and sou Glam. of Indianapolis. of I cruises by the steamboat Belle of meet the $350,000 total cast Ind., are visaing in the home of, Louisville totaled $16,527, or ai- project. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Key. • • • r most half the peke paid for the sternwheeler by Jefferson Coun- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ellis of Martins WRITERR.S MEET ty, Clarence F. Smith Jr.. 39, Ferry, Ohio, have been the guests MOREFLE.AD, Ky. VP - The an- was named Wednesday as full- helii of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Outland and nual writers workshop will be 744/ time business manager to arrange # 22- Val College July son. Bobby, and Mr. and Mrs. Gray- at Morehead State bookings for the sternwheeler. The workshop has drawn o oat", oz. son McClure. Aug. 2. • • • from mare than 20 states oma' Celees students S Mr. and Mrs. Holman Jones and Inn. The bride and groom presented in past years. and Guinn and Allegro, of 217 13th St.. their gifts to their attendants Dear Abby . . June 17th Lou Monday, Murray. and Mrs. Nell Outland of bridal consultant, Mrs. Mary Homemakers Club will The Penny Clearwater, Florida enjoyed & visit Brumley. of Paducah. home of Mrs. Lees FOR CORRECT meet at the to Sarasota Jungle Gardens while at 9 30 a.m. Members Mrs. Donald Henry kept the reg- Norsworthy vacationing on Florida's Lower 'West and There will not ister, and out of town guests were TIME note change In time. visitors mingle with Coast. Here the Jackson, May- Move Lady! be a potluck lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Charles TEMPERATURE Ifs Your flamingos and other rare and un- • • • field, Mr and Mrs. Jack Peek, De- usual wild fowl from every Contin- DAY OR NIGHT June Igth troit, Mich., Mr. and Mn',, Ray Ellis, Tuesday, ent, which roam freely in these will Martuas Ferry, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. The Stella Homemakers Club Also of m- -u6363 Van Buren world-famous Gardens. Patty and Nancy 75c30 Abigail meet at the home of Mrs. Howard Robert Buchanan; DIAL terest in Sarasota Jungle Gardens 1 p of Paducah, Neal Sellars of Jr.cic McCallon at are thousands of tropical plants, • • • Mr. and hl-s. 0. K. many of a Man are beautifully col- ille. Fla., Club .,,a5WW101WWW, The Suburban Homemakers ored, huge Royal Palms bordering McClure of Memphis, Tenn., and PEOPLES BANK, said yes, and we at the home ot Mrs. Bern- DEAR ABBY: I am at my wits' HER, and she will meet dense jungle trails, and brilliantly Mn. and Mrs. Clifford Brtunley and formal. Do you think ard Tatars at 7 30 pm. and and don't know which stay to shouldn't be so colored macaws and Cockatoos too much of a I • • • Lain of Paducah. turn. My 34-year old sister has never we are expecting which pose with visitors for pictures. he Is old enough The Christian soonsena 'eUow- • • • been married and is pregnant She fellow who thinks First Christian Church next dour to tie and has no to married" ship of the lives p.m. Mr and Mrs. Carlos Steele, Gee- town. My hus- ONLY HER PARENTS wll meet at the church at 6 30 Intention of leasing aid. OdeOlyil and Dun vatted in the divorce me and clear HE I1R ONLY: Even though year for the installation of officers. band says he'll • • • home of Mrs. Lillian Hicks at 502 with her daughter ha.s already tipped her out rather than be classed North 7th the past week. our children mitt, and there is no hand to ask The Woman's Missionary Society and her kind, or have suited Mr. and Mrs. the yeung man First Baptist Church will They also related to her illeraimate one Re for-she should tell of the a.m. Enna Steel of Hazel route two. were a teen-ager she to .1.sk you anyway. meet at the church at 9.30 says if she • • in the home of -year • • • • Other visitors could be excused, but not a 34 Kay. MRS. JERRY HENRY Assembly RIS. 19 Order of Mrs. Hicks has been Silybil old woman with a good education Murray De.A.R ABBY: My boss is the Arthur and Donald kunst was bridesmaid alai potation. She's the Rainbow for Girls will meet at Sharon. A wedding of much social interest I Melissa Sexton shift, 6-cyl. and a good paying At lunch '61 CHEVY Biscayne 2-Door. Straight pawing and pinching kind - at 7 p.m. of Du Bois, Pa. afternoon, miss as around plenty and should have the at..mac Hall was solemnised Sunday Marilyn Wilson attended been he races to get a seat next to • • • Sharp. know why she tate June 9, at 210 o'clock when Miss ettendants known better I dont starts Junior bridesmaid. The me at the counter and then he Thursday. June Beth became the bride doesn't 'tat go away some place, TRAIN WRECK FATAL Sandra McClure were attired in identical street in He is forever putting his hands Workers Sunday ring power and in an orphanage and The Willing of Jerry Henry. The double turquoise and gold '60 BUICK LaSabre 4-Dr. Sedan. Double put the child en length dresses of on my arm. my shoulder and es Class of the Scotts Grove performed at the hush the whole thing up We d Ore School ceremony was cotton. 'noir frocks feat- factory air, one owner. New. He sometimes presses his a supper brocaded her if shed just leave icy face! Baptist Church will have First Baptist Church with the cap willing to help am afraid Ky. la - Dennis ured scoop necklines, abbreviated cheek against mine. I at Triangle Inn at seven o'clock in MACED. grandfather. Rev. Wan She says shell base a better in- bride's maternal style sleeves, and a back curved pow- someone will see us and get the Evans, HI. Memo. was fatally '60 PONTIAC Catalina 4-Door Sedan. Double to marry with a child to the es enung D Wilson officiating. by a flat chance some in- • • • near here Wednesday night petal overskirt finished I wrong impression When jured is the daughter of Mr. er, one owner. Extra nice. offer-that all men love children. by a The bride waistline The headpieces nocent remark is made, he always when Isis car was struck of Mur- bow at the she a crazy What can at do' and Mrs. Grayson McClure fabric attached to • say to turn it Into something freight train at a railroad cross- were of the mane V.Tras END manages J ows ray. Mr. Henry is the son of Mr. offers Clark-Swann was carried 911 feet tiaras of gold medallion. '61 RENAULT; The price is right! suggestive about sex. He never ing. The car Henry also of Mur- The and Mrs. Eunice You can't order a to pay for my lunch--he just wants Be Solemnized down the tracks by the train. of the DE tR Vi IT". To ray. Donald Henry. brother tows, . How can I get rid of crossing is located one mile south auto. Sharp. :4-. ear old woman to leave a free "thrill- were exchanged before an served as best man. Grooms- '59 FORD Fairiane 4-Door Sedan. V-8, is Sunday Afternoon Vows groom her child in an orphanage and him arid keep my job? A good job of Ir S. II. created by a McClure, brother of put for exquisite background men were Don up. If she Iir.d. Plans have been completed William host) the whole thing hard to decorative arch entwined with thessarde, Dicky George, Six V-8, aisto. about OFFICE WORKER the wedding of Miss Annette Clark. '59 FORD Ranch tVagon. -passenger, aoesn't care what people think and topped with interlock- 41jouny Rose and Leslie and Mrs. Curtis B greenery Edwasitas f certainly wont Catr what daughter of Mr A new directory naming all agen- rail. ushers and 4-4 HER, she Yoe will never ing gold hearts The chancel attended as Is DT tR WORKER: Clark of Shelbyville. to William the Clean. they will think et YOU. It there cies sening blind persons in the studded with emeral fern, white candles preceeding '58 FORD Door Sedan. Six-cylinder, auto. cons ince me that a job is THAT of Mr. and Mrs. was aC;Iloilailfrtbe - in such a sad r AMP. Donal Swann, son States, is now ready for Ms- tiers of •ny -moving the octopus your United gladioli and stock. Four ceremony. be yours. hard to get. (live Ewing G Swann of Murray I'm afraid the mole must ..tribution. according to the Ameri- white candelabra graced the altar. notke and vamoase. The ceremony will be performed wedding. Mrs. '57 OLDS 88 Sports Coupe. New. in daughter's •• can Foundation for the Blinn which was decorated with huckle- For her at the Duncan Memorial Chapel, sheath of tur- New York This standard pubtwa- and baby's brea- McClure selected a personal reply. write to 16, berry, white mums ac- DEAR ABBY It sold-fashioned For a Crestwood. Ky. on Sunday. June 11.11d by shantung with white 0r tion a in its 13tn edition The family pews were marked quoise silk '56 OLDS Sedan '55 FOR114_,,0 to expect thear drawb- ABBY, Box 3365. Beverly FIllis. two o'clock in the afternoon. th of matching for parents at brings up to date names. stleirem- up with white ceasones Her hat was it s all and ualude a self-ad- Mrs Wil- stock and ivy caught white ar s fiance to ask them II California Miss Clark has chosen of all services and color and she wore Abby es and descriptions bows and streamers fabric right with the,if he marries their dressed. stamped envelope. liam Raliourigan of Bowling Green, satin orchids at her shoulder i '55 ,„ 4-Dr. '54 FORD to PONTIAC for the blind from COadt coast. Meredith Fancy provided the cymbichum Our daughter has had a answers ALL mall sister of the groom, AA maid of Miss wore a sheath ! daughter? The directories are sold at antri Selections included, The groom's mother The young • • • of organ prelude toast ! ering since last January honor. Miss M-arcki Onnybecker Be- green linen, with 130(1 Walk Beside you. Dearly of natural '55 OLDS 4-„ooe, '47 DESOTO man has vaned In (sill' home since Benton. Miss Cain Brane of Eliza- I'll hat was of match- ! Send Truly. 0 Prouuse accessaates. Her out of the city' Don't put off writing letters. Jones. loved,I love you were that time he lives bethtown. and Moss Glenda flowers and at her shoulder to Abby for he booklet Wedding Song, arid the tradi- trig and so far he has act asked US :1 ore cicala: cousin of the groom, as bridesmaids. Me. orchid s. The SUMMER SPECIAL All Oc- Marches. Gus Rob- white cymbschtun our daughter. Our +-Hoar To Write Letters For. of Murray will be tional Wedding corsages of ! he could marry Ronald Talent Thou grandmothers each wore Company Cars at Reduced Prices! has asked casion, C. W. ertson. Jr sang "Whither ciaachter sass that he best man The ushers will be and yellow roses. and "0 Perfect Love " Mr. r nk Jones of Murray. uncle of the groom,. Goest' A NICE SELECTION OF NEW CARS, Robertson sang "The Lord Bless traveling costume was Dr William R. Houngan of Bowling, The bride's AIR AND WITHOUT Solemnized At Keep You" at the close of fitted bodice WITH Ross-Morgan Wedding rows Green, Joe Vey of Boston, Marvin! you and of navy blue salk, with ceremony. and white ac- Church On Sunday Green and Walter Rego of Detroit, the and full skirt, navy North Pleasant Groz:e bride, given in marriage by was com- Wells Purdom, Jr. or Bennie Jackson Mich The cessories Her ensemble See A C. Sanders, and her head- her father, chase for her wedding orchid from her bridal Lona Rosa darenter'of Mr drea. of piina cotton Following the ceremony a recep- pleted by an Miss design of silk organza. wedding trip Route 2. piece war pima green with circular be at the home of the an original bouquet After a short and Mrs Hrrmon Rao. of tion will held fitted wore matching shoes featuring a scoop neckline and newlyweds sail be at home at Murray. became the brale of Darrel net veil She bride's grandparents. Mr and Mrs. the caioraal bouquet of bodice. Da intily reembroidered SANDERS-PURDOM C Morgan. son of Mr and Mrs. and carried a Everette Whitehouse of Shelbyville. 220 Irvan. arranged with Chantilly lace appliques were inter- Bethel Morgan of Route 1 Benton, white baby carnations Mr and Mrs Ewing G Swann will on the bodice and long tap- Rehearsal Dinner the afternoon on A e lace arid ;atm ribbons the rehearsal dinner at spersed at three o clock in be hosts for at the wrist _ The bridesmaids alas Sonja Jones on ered sleeves were closed 1:lou sir MOTOR SALES Sunday. June 9th The double-ring the Science Hill Inn, Shelbyville, On Saturday evening Curd, wore dres- alai handmade buttons A full skirt ceremony ass perferned by the arid Miss Suzanne Saturday evening. the rehearsal. Mr and Mrs Eunice fashioned I swept into a chapel train and back 1406 Main Street Phone 753-5315 Re, Ed GI ner at the North Pleas- ses of puma yellow cotton entertained the wedding par- created at the waist Henry identical to that of the maid of loterest wee the Trutragle ant Grove Cumberland Presbyterian Mrs. Ted Lovett. At ty with a dinner at headdresses and other Crouse. and anal goals& organza tier, suggesting Church honor Thera of white that of the their shoulder, corsages in Edwardian effect, which was ap- The candlellfht cererr..y w a 5 apparel also matched carnations were pinned. oiqued with repeated lace motifs pert oroad before ai..i1c:2,u:A of other attendant. a The bride choose for traveling reembroidered with pearls of or:. ra•-• Susan and Jayne Anne Morgan. 'hat were • ",,.;:h basket- seersucker dress a bride.,room, served as coral and white and crystal beads. She carried The ormal arch was a:*h T.:aft, of the was com- to Her ensemble her W.A. group. how" is important with jacket. bible, gift of "Know hoe hie:a:a-a aer- 'he :loser girls They acre dressed white grie.•:.,-ry anti a white accessories and a Or- in white cotton and dacron pleted by superposed by a white Cattleya ed earce.abras but :,''.Ur .dentrcal bridal bou- 'MISS BROOKLYN'- Twenty- The white white orchid from ner chid surrounded by Stephanotis, nit 'he yer,rnony tr. Th. ctred...es with lace trim. their one-year-old Janet Parker of quet. The couple will make hearts with love knots too were identical to that after be- rheneatone financial success, pe were nooses: arr. A roadmeces a short wed- flashes a big smile They carried home at, Brewers after streamers and The Blue Bud of seavir •re other attendants ing chos2re"Miss Brooklyn." trip. tucked underneath aid wean& trimmed with white satin ding present the bor- Heaven being Moss Beat ie Senor n ptiv;..-r guests were Mr. and She will ishich they drop- Out-of-town matron of honor was Mrs Sandra Wars os ard ribbon from Lynn of ough tri e New York state Chosrn at Mrs. J T. Davie and Joyce The maid of 10iLll A eciao.c it. sic ped rose petals. finala of the "Miss Uni- Mrs WilLiant Edwards grain of tradit Mrs. Doug Wood, Lexing- groom as best man Hiclohan, :i.s MISS Pa.trif :a Beale Miss prey edinu and during the cc-romonr Serving the Louisville; verse" competition_ horiar were ton: Mrs. Paul Moore of goon it rr.arr.....o. Johnny Bohannon_ Ushers TI" briar Blanche Lawrence and Miss J.imes Haynes. eousin of the bride,' Mrs h r 7,. her those t. r t.cr of Benton: Kr. and Wilkins. „Margaret Heath a flior-.,-hch uow T1 ,! h.p- aro Phillip family of wedding, Mrs Mrs. Wayne Hattie and ped imported chart' For her daughters Dexter; Mr. and Mrs Reece fatal LoN:.. • v.,,,re a sheath dress of blue PROJKTION hre siorrn The Collins, and Randall 'A .Cotton with white acces- Mrs. Horace tired 5.CallOped E it..r • • r.e, cr.l.er-f-d Mr. and of baby car- Wayne Johnson of Aurora. icy: tapered ,ran a,rao Her corsage was CREDIT LOAN with Mrs William Byrd. Bill. Richard a it h t ; roe a'ta.stened Mary Elizabeth, of Paducah. a••• v tat in The aurther of the groom was and is GOOD bit'ons, termlnatir.g .." John.ston. Mrs. Solos a beige lace dress with Miss Sandra points The I .. K.r• I•.st:- a-ired iii of the her con- Johnsto n, grandmother FARM :he dear hable ht.,•• • tin:amnia acreasories and ured groom. Mr: and Mrs. James Li with sniall sores -are 'a • of baby carnation.s lace and Diane. Mr' and Mr. ovister was kept by Miss Johnson BUSINESS." cloavi the back and Sit TI' Beth. Ter- of the Ernest Bohannon. Mary the waist to f;tioe Jos!, Lynn Davis, cousin • Iran , ry. and Alice. Mr and Mrs Earl Cols Her ot:iv .oa,ir a. a pool of Brewers. Finance this fvhrelicter Immssliste:y following the cere- perrant The Mrs. Vera Byrd. grandmother of ft :T. rnors. are bride's parents entertain- way—for of ric iirovin fell , Maud Elliot, Mrs easy, low-cost the Fellow- the bride. Mrs crown of lace She tart.' d It, vv••ri a reception.in Byrd Three Bill Haynes. Mrs. Richard topped oith a alt;. Ca•resa -torso Hat of the church. , FARMING NEEDS Bible Miss Nene Moore. Mr and Mr TODAY'S aith sort. rarno Ur' .I.1: arse Mrs. Billie Ray Rob-' Borrow Where Folks orchid sorroundos Byrd. Mr. and Mrs. Hershel It's Just Good "Hoss-Sense" to , Karr i,'er of the bride. Mrs. Dale% James arid streamers tied in ;Qv! Howell, Deana Financing Needs of the groom, Brown. Mn. Tlierman in You end Your Form The maid of liorra. Toni Mor!ran.- -aster in law Are Interested Inrosm Lovett. Mrs. Elvin Sexton. of INgton. Bar, HERE'S Wser- • PRODUCTION CREDIT provides loom for al ogtods to hell, yr,. 101110 core proionbly rev...yr-nen, plan borrow an a planned aed lased • '10, only 50aPLE it+ ik.kksi then you coo afford -and you pay an the daply outstonAny I•olowco. Let our trained professional staff help you servir• Is CRIDTT LOANS become o useful • PRODUCTION tamed far with-all your banking needs. plonn.ng yaw FARM BUSINESS-ipeafically YOU' ne"ii- on farm toons-foans mod* Lef PCA show you how to farmer's ne•c1s. faks who know form business and a Always See Your PCA FIRST PEOPLESiBANN Always See Your PCA FIRST! o Jackson Purchase • MIRTCANe di AV, Production Credit Ass'n. te the fact that autsmos THAN THE BUILDUP-11!ustrated here PT-he:Trend Is To The Peoples" THE BREAKUP COSTS MORE hfghways in the U. S. 3-5602 Member m 1962 than was sir nt on streets and 307 N. 4th Murray Plata tire accelents cost nitlre financing firm_ Thu Corpwa.t:on, an 'tido at -and commercial a ...taro to The decades ago. primary roads were 91111t more than two CET. points out that most of 0.11 - • PAGE FIVE FRIDAY - JUNE 14, 1963 LEDOER as TIMIS - MURRAY, KENTUCKY UNE 14, 1963 INSTRUCTION Bossiness Opportunitigs WANTED eS OPEN I WU - Bids will ENJOY FINANCIAL INDEPEND- LAWNS TO MOW JIMMY Farris, er sale of WO,- Enjoy Luxurious Living as • ence with your own drive-in res- Call 753-2597 j14p inds to help ti- MOTEL MANAGER taurant ...Now you can share in WILL DO BABY SITTING IN MY er system here. Work %here. you p:i•we 9.11Maie the rewards and success realized by of your laimy uhlinitted earn• J14p will help •-huiee. over 400 Dog 'n Suds home. Phone 753-6438. grant unto and 1,, nig quarters 99app1199,1 do a franchised train mature Men. total cute of tit Motel Kalager, We operators in the United States and EFFICIENT, Age 110 barrier - Ilia Y A R DS TO MOW. Women. ('ouplea. The nation's fastest grow- mares education not neveaaary. Free Canada. neat Call 753-3147 or '753-5767 9or hurt lone pla.-ement ggaistan, Full ing drive-in organization is inter- J15nc trainiag. For full Informalani *without otdigalion. WRIT6 SCH001.14 ested in Murray. We provide train- MEET CS rivisaf name. addrrsn. phone, bee said ing, a protected franchise and as- The an- MILES late model Massey Harris and John Has a special built play room for ...-ueetiois Hex :tee. m 111 rity, ess - 1 ACRES ABOUT THREE sistance in financing. No royalties'. be held three Deere self propelled combines. All children. Only $450 down. remainder !QR RENT --I temp will -FOR SALE west on blacktop, with _good ever; you keep your profits. Mini- July Z.2- ( in liv- the above are in good condition and F.H.A. terms We have the F.H.A., College bedroom frame home, carpet mum capital of $10,000 required to drawn to go - priced to move. John- commitment on this lovely home' :shop has ing room, electric heat, new well ready AIR CONDiTIONED SLEEPING to financial 3 bed- ASSISTANTS put you on the road re than 20 states HOUSE. 4 ROOMS AND BATH and pump, bath, hot water. Priced son Machinery Company, Union now. A PRACTICALLY ,NEW room for two men. M. G. Richard- DENTAL IL, success. If you are ready to start acre lot. Located at Lynn Grove City, Term. and Water Valley Im- brick home, has baths, J22p NEEDED at $6850. GALLOWAY INSURANCE room son, 4e7 S. 8th Street. making money for yourself instead $3800. Telephone 435-4343. j24c phone 753- plement Company, Water Valley, den, wall to wail carpet in hying We Vaal au,ineni. ages I14-50. as Dental and Real Estate Agency, biribre-time trallung. contact us now. Write attic, large APARTMENTS rul• of for others, 5842. j14c Ky. J111c room. Storage space in TWO FURNISHED Shoal Edutation nribuseafy. NEW BRICK HOUSE, THREE bed- through ineiadensive or call Dog 'n Sue,Inc., P.O. Box carport and utility room. Total price -nice. One for college boys Euroll now for 000*, O In ARE INTERESTED IN .urse. 546. Champaigryf1hnois. Phone 356- 77576717r rooms, ceramic tile bath, carpet MODERN 4 BEDROOM - Corner!/F YOU $350 down. This houae has summer months only. One apart- serrye. High 112.000, H.EIC enipioyn95t 7296. ltc living room. Dawn Heights Subdivi- lot, 516 So. 8th St. Immediate pos- sound investments you will be glad F.H.A. and we ment available permanently for been appraised by oblige- FINE and sion. $11.250. Call 753-1616. tfc L. Miller that you read this ad. A MODERN 3 j15c full information, eitholit session. Only $7500. Claude have the commitment available now. adults. Cid' e53-5108. RE - -- Reel Estate and Insurance, Phones BEDROOM brick home, has electric FARM with four WRITE NOTICE MP E B AID 1955 2 DOOR, 6 cyl- A GOOD 50-ACRE CHEVROLET, J15c heat, located on a large ,ot 100x225. Run- (OR NIGHT PL 3-5064, FL 3-3068. room house and out buildings. FIVE ROOM MODERN FURNISH- MILLER SCHOOLS inder, straight shift. $325. Call PL 3- Full price of this house and lot Is Murree ke water in the house. Located 5 three room modern ik'nitse). WILL THE PERSON OR PERSONS 2213 or see at 1103 Poplar after six PICKUP ELECTRIC guitar ning ed ti-se, also Giving isune. addre446. Alm • U1941.119n. DUEL $9,000. A very small down payment A real bargain garb- 53-6363 J14p miles from Murray. furnished house Nine miles North- age and Phone- responsible for dumping their o'clock. with three input amplifier. Good and assume the G.I. loan. No addi- payment ii5o CoUittEty for only $5,000, small down east of Murray. Phone PL 3-4581. age in our yard anci drive please condition, $65. See at 101 College tional cloning costs. A NICE MOD- NEW BRICK HOME 3 BEDROOMS, and easy terms. A LARGE COM- 1151) stop. Signed Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Court or phone 762-44e1. Jibe ERN 2 BEDROOM frame house, 1,- baths, carport, e acre lot in MERCIAL BUILDING consisting of Wilcox. j14e located near the college. Has lovely large parking .3 BANIc Fairviea Acres, on New Concord MODERN TWO BEDROOM Frame 5,000 square feet. Has Rent, - Olt EXED shade trees. Full price is $6.500, 3 ROOM APARTMENT FOR ERVICES .9 Highway. See Fulton E. Young, tel. house, hardwood floors, gas heat, lot joining. Total price 616.000. with very easy Private bath, 1,02 W. Main St. J15p RAILROAD SALVAGE, MAKE CHEERS, St/HI - Vice Adm. J14c barn, in small down payment pm/leas:ion. SELECTED 753-4946. basement, 3,, acres, stock mediate IN Your room, auction sale Monday lute. 7:00 J. Marshall. Re., terms for the remainder. TWO NEW 10 and WILL DO BABY SITTING William Ky. Stella. Priced for quick sale. Patton LAKE PROPERTY such as furniture, ay, RAY. PICKETS brick homes, well lo- 7th home during the summer. Call 753- p.m. S in all appliances, elves the V for Victory sign GOOD SF.RECEA Ellis. Office phone 753-1738, 3 BEDROOM for only $1,100. BEAU- THREE ROOM APARTMENT, and 8 10 acres J14p fishing supplies, and a lot of good In Louisville, Ky, over a keg up In the field, 30c bale. Call 753- j15c cated. Both built by F.H.A. specifi- SIGHTS from and Olive. Phone 753-2209. J15c 3893. Home phone 753-3556. TIFUL COTTAGE useful junk. On the Railroad Salv- of 12-year-old Kentucky bour- 2806 or 753-3422. J14c cations. You should look at these ON Highway 94 $550 up 26 ACRES age parking lot. j15c bon being sent to Sir Win- FARM MACHINEetY FOR .ALE. lovely homes and compare the price, Creek B a s One ROOM AND BOARD FOR Elderly 9 overlooking Ledbetter TWO HOUSES. FURNISHED. ston Churchill in London. 3 - Allis Chalmbers model 66 com- type of construction and the loca- Wii AGE tfc men or %omen. 3 hot meals, country THREE BrpRoom MODERN brick !UAW NICE MODERN small, one large. Call 753-3378. Marshall, president of the home on Farm Road. bines with big bins and tandem tion against others, then you will our mot- home. Call 436-3690. .115nc WANTED 70 BUY veneer College from $6,500 up Remember Bourbon Institute, accepted carport, nice lot, only $12,000. GOOD wheels, ready to go. 4 - Allis Chalm- know that they are being offered Before You Invest, to, Investigate HAVE NICE BEDROOM IN modern the whisky and a Kentucky FRAME APARTMENT HOUSE, two ers model 66 combines with big bins., for less money than you could build & Insurance Co. WORK. BARLEY, RYE, WHEAT AND Oats. TUCKER REALTY home, rent free to nice lady. Priv- COLLEGE GIRL DESIRES Coienees commission for for- apartments on first floor, one on 2 - Allis Chalmers model 66 corn-I your own. A LARGE 3 BEDROOM Maple Street, Don 753-1591, Farmers 0:ain er Seed Company. Main Office. 502 ileges in kitchen Electric heat. Nice Can give references. Call a aiding to Churchill. second. Nice income, near hospital. bines with small Inns. 1 - Allis brick, insulated throughout, electric Grogan, PL 3-4342, ltc tfc Crocker, Bobby residential street. Call 753-3258. j17c Jannene Britt. model 100 self propelled heat, storm doors and windows, wall Street, shift, 6-cyl. Price $9750. GOOD LOT on Lynn Chalmers Branch Office, South 12th M. Schulz model' to wall carpet in living room and by Charles Grove Highway about four miles out, combine. 2 - Allis Chalmers Hiram Tueter, PL e-4710. ite PEANUTS® about two acres, ready to build On. 90 combines - real good. Several all three bedrooms. Size lot 100x150.

lo- I'VE et--E .4 TAKEN OUT le power and NICE TWO BEDROOM HOUSE IF YOU-CAN'T PROTECT ME Lot 65x355. A PlN04- HITTER! Vhalle111/0,1'roomer is 41 Ake 4144 cated 228 South 15th. FROM BULLIES,SHE CAN!! FOR This house has been reduced to 1 See by ap- Double pow- $7,350 for quick sale. pointment only WE HAVE TWO (011ar NEW three-bedroom brick homes. By CLEO STEPHE Each with ceramic tile baths, elec- Wag Ibmwei Sysilkw• doors. svisi esusass se ibew.a Capri-we. isi& by b.lee liawibew lebbribused W tric heat, storm windows and Both on nice lot with city water and •-••••11,--... .1.-.4.....•••••••-. at Was ii0 decision to be Both priced under $14,000 ii%, n‘Pl'Ealhlt I arms reteseng straight don There sewer. I, auto. Sharp. at •Itt.dling THREE BED- Ka ei. eel the sides. tie had mown his made! (Ms wt.- o .:1 ft each. WE HAVE I 1 I I fl-3911,09 the Write men. nothing morc Ilai U tunnel ROOM brick home on North 6th She felt net et. -risruiried contempt tot I• mourteie not a On nice lot. For mg°. webs 01 eisileatiure sad inclining- ft wes then tnat Cliff had through the with garage, utility. •=•••" rel., V-8, Bei eas she had '0911(9 to Mitt dcopped his passage to civilization. $12,000 ROBERTS REALTY, by Don Sherwood anti .0 rind nei faithful suitor. Bob gnspea arm nearly only DAN FLAGG 13rvmountsi.•..L as So le flight into a spear. The Indian sets a girl! He nad walked slowly around 505 Main, 753-1651, Hoyt Roberta, of desert snit r, auto. Clean. we n wilderness girl. trurteen or the ledge Evidently no one`was Ray Roberts, 753-5583 ns to think out things for A very young 753-3924, - the wall were j 15c Beelbeil eine Was n nialicishift seep fourteen,irieen, facing up f.0 a stranger home. Built into St the base of • ensPenging peak Cliff had peered her 0 val with pride add courage. Her several rooms_ An ran,her had told the 'S! 'l. triscnithble eyes nad 'into each of them, noting m"y ""1 nn • • dark, tin Al myiveimoa Cliff's withou. fi.ar few furnishings -animal pelts ME', W ANTED teens its stows washes- looked into that came the floors I probable for 1U 4-Deer. SOY. For another full minute the on to climb to Kit'• determination i two nad mania at each other. beds). Down. arrows, and spears, 111 CBIOS( ended in disaster. Arne, the nip OW kSkin garments and MALE ORDERLY, NURSES An earth tremor touted tier roughly then Cliff had lowered his spear oeveral it., Victoria. keit., sed net practical nurses, L.B.N.'s Meadow- 114,111111 a .edge and and motioned toward the deer some moccasins in a corner.. aeneekaa on regaining cc:4mi... Home. phone 34$- ;010 that she was Clay pots and baskets riaa been view Retirement Kit was dismay-ed to find tiel carcass, indicating nese iedire I Farinington. J17c self trapped vn the mountain to take it The girl had elanced scattered around, beautifully 2116. without means of cierribina He had felt mo- Discoverins whorl looked to toward it. Shaken her head. made ones down. own be • cretasse, she entered into a moved a step to one aide, and mentarily ashamed of nis brie cave. until he nad WANTED AT ONCE-DEALER IN was through. Kit vanished without a sound into crude efforts Th reading rer in families needing Prices! came upon as opening i rite • the undergrowth. thought of the difference Murra y. Many brad *alley Wrought loy an e,tinct of theie people Products. You can earn the *alley Had a not been for the erst the background Rawleigh LW•siondilig, to Raw- • hand over hand *is *ines Kit the feateerce at• and himself. $100 and up full time. Write ('ARS, fts*r had carcass with was unaware that her presence from BA In one of the rooms there leigh, Dept_ KY? 1090-113. Freeport. otir•:‘,1 hy, 3 :.v.ii pi mitt., TOW etill protrudine bvsn t,0.2 an almost-white fur j3,6,10,13.17,20,24.2ec .y curbed "ho .1. 'red side. Cliff would hate been .cer- had been UI hostilite aid aege at a eireance Not rug on the floor. In the middle by Irak Bushmiller ey a 'luxe tam n he had seen a velem. Jackson unto ere Se eta*Ited a child's doll. a Bennie bear The stranger owned net but a word nail been sponni. of it had lain NANCY stunned by evenis elle reacted with made of woven grass Ana Mining MI. The principal res ilt of the doll • w ream. • stip and buckskin knew the arranger was encounter mid been dressed in soft white Kit die not who remarkable cult Roberts. a Mira, Auit effort on Cliff's part It had been this, more teen into the voli alio restos, a renewed )0M had rushed out anything else he flail seen t'*•' 44,eral yeal, beIvr• during an bier- to discover a paseigeway tiensiy,e sensibilities His BUBBLE iah Suybey It earl been on touched Cliff's (lid wiry been serectee by an ts. of the crater. thoughts had turned to he little weene of gold hiadea within one of the suesequent explore- GUM person wno had .ES the crater . teens that he had found the girl sister-the only htm - who nne / and her tribe. It had teemed been close to 10 PIECES CHAPTER leasing a strange. 753-5315 as though he had simply walked died last year Roberta sat heart Theis 3 NTOW, AS Ceti through hundreds of years and empty spot in his FOR 5 his cave. on the trail 11 in the entrance of !nto the past. picture of the girl t lies e days to him, and tie nad his thoughts on i High on the face of the blufbluff, had come crashed into , was hers. "Is she he had first at the lowet end ot the valley known this softly ! he ha i thou the valley, he exclaimed e rock Wall fixed vi a se et, happy here" alone:" she like the outsiiSillb "Five years..-five years cavelike shelf, a shelter such as "Would down to His gaze waneered those chosen by the atis tie cliff world?" el suddenly realized h.• the other end of the valley. Idwellers for their cities. On It He had silent standing there a Ione could have gone to the was a cliff !welling. Cliff had had been muttered. "I could time staring at the doll, and it people,"• he come upon it quite by accident. -kr RAI/E-- • them, been with an effort that he • have made friends with Near the foot of the cliff was had ei."-ASAA together. would have if I had discovered a row of 'mallow caves. Still pulled himself "I've got to get out of here." them sooner.", searching for a passageway out, he had said to himself. -Feel He thought not only of the Cliff had oetn systematically pretty a Ill y If these people loneliness of the first days. out examining eacn of the caves. Ile Van Buren and caught me snooping in their by Raeburn of the hunger until he had had entered tine of them AN' SLATS homes" ARBIE learned to fashion snares. And having found it quite shallow leave, when He had rushed out to the THE MOST' then there had come shat tre had been about to .- THE MOST woRT1-i LESS (THAT'S WHERE I'LL FIND dropped edge of the ledge and peered • I'VE BET MY ENTIRE FOIATuNE. i-04.r.r umphant moment when he had a rope ladder had WORTHLESS THING!'- AND -01e!- LET wall and Over. No one had beete in sight. PLACE IN THE WORLD IS stood over the wild pig he nad down the face of the THAT I CAN SELL ANYTHING TO SELL had A wave of thanktfilness had fr • HI M TRY killed with a epeat mnile by his in front of the cave. He DIGS UP, NO MATTER LOWER SLOB5OVIA r) Into the rolled over him ate e lowered BASHB•I THAT!, own hands, the point a chip Of stepped qutekly back himself down the I der, much WORTHLESS!! obnelian. /shadows and watched as an old HOW black with g ater ease 'r bat extremely agile Indian had faster and Months hail gone by before up, now that he climbed down to the ground. than coming Cliff had discovered he Wits not to manage the then disappeared into the woods. had learned alone in his paradise. . .. Cliff had walked slowly to the tricky thing. Indication had been years ago," Cliff The first ladder. "Alnioet five • wounded deer, a feathered ar- thought how as he sat in the He had stood staring at the row In Its side. Cliff had put entrance of his cave. How could ladder, his heart pounding at the suffering creature out of Its people, in a closed-in little the thought that had occurred misery. left It lying where it world, so stubbornly and per- to him for the first time since had fallen, and hidden. know- sistently avoid one another? Not his imprisonment. ing that a good hunter would a word haa been spoken be- my do everything possible to hunt "This is your chance, tween them. said eoftly. "Back down a wounded animal. boy." he had That there were eeveral peo- to the rat race or this?" the ledge, Cliff He could hardly believe him ple living on turned rcis -head slow- From the day he 110. No nil eyes when there had appeared He had was certain. . the magnificent their habitation on the trail a buckskin-clad iy, taking in had explored fertile valley. had been left redman carrying a tow, a quiv- grandeur of the the rope ladder a way out, how eown, as though the er of arrows on his shoulder. If there was hanging by Al Capp all this? longer distrusted ABNER Where had he come from? could he leave Indians no LIL' Suddenly impatient with him- ham. Still, they had made no Had he somehow made his way he hrid shaken his nead move to accept him in the tribe. into the valley from the out- self, I HAVE CHANGED 7LISTEN it of th e se foolish times he hid caught a side? Was there, after all, a to clear Many MY PLANS, I WILL NOT cower- thoughts, slung his simPi on s glimpse of the girl or old man AND THANKS AGAIN FOR way nut of the crater? Cliff COME BY AT MIDNIGHT nr4E HUNG by a thong to leave his as they had hunted. and he was THE WCNDERFul MEAL, had wondered, back TONIGHT, BUT I WILL UP/ and started climb- certain there WW2 another, BECKY. SEE YOU TOMORROW, Bent low, trotting smoothly hands free, DO SO TOMORROW ladder. larger man. SLATS along. examining the trail, the mg the NIGHT. ) -and-grass lad- Cliff could picture the family Indian had been unaware that The limp stick been no easy to sitting around a fire in close he was being watched, and not der had not agile old man Intimacy, *haring the food ob- until he had nearly reached the manage as the it appear. Cliff'. feet tained by their combined ef- deer did Cliff Step out Into the had made entangled in the rungs. forts, and a wave of unbearable ' trail, his crudely fashioned became on the loneliness washed over him, an NK spear held ready In his hand. It twisted and turned a snake, banging aching longing for people, a The retiman had looked up Tore wall like the wall and pain- feeling of deep discontent with and frozen. For a full minute him against Unmoving, fully scraping his arms and his bachelor existence. he had remained said I had set hie chin "It's that veninaa!" he 'wee, It crouched over as he had been legs. But he b bo rn determination, angtily, kicking a basket whe h while following the trail. Then, In s tti ad, and pulled himself hung near the door of his cave. slowly, his graceful body had grunt wall, "Why did she have to come straightened, and the bow tied slowly up the he had been on the te-we :mews V ..." - di' ippiet from the hvowil et Then had laughed aloud. (To Be Contlatted Monday) Chin held high, proud and aloof, ledge-and 1 t.e3 PAUL SIX THE LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY FRIDAY -- JUNE 14,

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(Continued From Page 11 one-third and the property owner on each side pays one third emdualion OeFrogelher 'The only repaving of streets al- ready paved will be Vine street 4. ly JOAN O'SULLIVAN between 9th and 10th streets, a distance • or about 500 -feet.— R A D 1J ATION get-to- The total number of fee" to be gethers precede and follow paved i 9400 feet with a cost to commencement, exercises and the city of about $9.030. happily, seem to -go on for The list of streets to be paved the entire month of June. above is tentative. They fall into two. cate- Last night Bob Myles and Bob gories ---- formal parties for before the coun- family. friends and relatives; Overbey appeared Avenue informal gatherings for the cil requesting that Story Class of '63. be paved from South 12th street to Meadow Lane. They reported Two Menus that residents along the street were- To take care of both types stilling to put op their one-third of of entertaining. he-re are two the cost, on each side. menus, with key recipes for Mayor Ellis told them that apc each. parently the city could pave this For family friends, an in- street also, but that funds should door buffet is ideal. Here's bti collected by the two and deposit- 0 the menu. ,...•••••••••• ed with the city clerk. Residents BUFFET SUPPER ou streets wishing paving are giyen Over The priority where funds are collected Jerry Lee was accented as a County Grilled Link Sausages re- ian, and Joe Pat James, from the deposited with the clerk. placement on the Fire Stuffed Eggs De Luxe and Department.!community at large. Agent's Desk Councilman Lassiter reported to Aloha Baked Beans City Clerk Stanford Andrus re- • This board sill receive appeals -- — Manu- Cole Slaw with Green Grapes the council that the Murray ported that Priyilege Licenses were shere the code works undue hard- It's pasture-mowing time, saye requested Fresh Strawberry Dessert fasturing Company had ahead of sales at this time last ship On a homeowner or renter County Agent. S. V. Foy. street For the younger set, an in- permission to construct a year. Last year sales amounted to Bethel Richardson, local Certi- Two things are -accomplis-hed by formal buffet, served outdoors from -Industrial Road to their pro- $24.46830 while this ye-ar the figure fied Public Accountant, presented 'nosing pastures now, he %iv's. One if the weather permits, is de- perty to provide an access to In- is V26,130.90. the annual audit of the Murray is stimulation of desirable plants plant. City Nat i rat lightful. We think the grad- dustrial Road from the Last year at this time 3163 city Gas System which was ac- igrass, legume plants, etc.i and two, however cepted uates will enjoy the menu, equstsment will be used, auto stickers had been sold for by the council. destruction or removal of unde- too: the city will be paid for its use. $17,028-50 while at this time this sirable plants such as weeds. Mow- with the engi- ing thus BUFFET LUNCHLION 'Evans McGraw, year 4057 auto stickers have been improves suality of pas- neering firm which is working with Russia Orbits Man; tures. Fancy Franks sold for $21.869.50. the city on Accelerated Public Works Warren Thompson, UK Ag Exten- Frozen Corn Casserole The council approved a refund Woman To Follow Melamine Council projects. reported to time council sion Service pasture specialist, says Tangy Cheese Salad to Brent Hughes for city sticker', isys•ed to join the chow line at an outdoor buffet. The festive table last night that the city can NS- By HENRY SHAPIRO session grasses Itall fescue, orchard- .CaSkypso Fruit Punch GRADUATES AltE purcPased s year. since he does dinnerware in a plaid pattern with wide stripes of aqua. vertise for bids in the near future early mowing will help keep cool iSouble-Dip Ice Cream Cones is set with ,durable -Sersine not live within the city. United Press International on the extension of Olive street to MOSCOW i'Plr -- Russia blasted grass, bluegrass and timothy front Hcre are the recipes Second street and the ex- Councilman Laineaster asked for going dormant. White, ens.. Cessel e.lch bacon is done on all sides. 3 tomatoes North its fifth manned space ship into *lino and IFANt'li FRANKS 111: from each a discussion on the possibility of reel with sauce. Cook Lettuce tension of North Thh•d to Olive ex- orbit today on a flight that may be clovers will tend to respond the slit and stuff with ate. st 1 Brush the city's selling lots off of the 20 frankfurters tended the predlude to the launching of Same way. Wind bat... strip about 5 min. Watercress 1 c rotsh tbsp. relish resolution city park along North 10th. between iiie ye,i'lier this chore is Serves S to 10. Slice eggs in halves length- The council passed a the first space-woman. done, - thin strips bacon around eact frank. Payne and Chestnut streets. Sev- the better wise; remove yolks and chop giving Mayor' Ellis the authority Lt Fedorivich By- chance to Improve pas- all-purpose barbecue Place on electric buffet pill. - TAN .Y ('H FEE SALAD eral councibum_expressed approval ture fine. Mix yolks with tuna, to advertise for bids as Soon as sovsky. 2a-vear-cld air force pi- quality. Mr. Foy says_ Addi- sauce set at 325- F_ Cook 10 to 15 I i6 oz., pkg. lime gelatin of the idea with the funds to go tional celery and green . approval comes from the Atlanta lot, was hurled into orbit at 3 mowings should be dune as S..: irsniss lengthwise to 1, men...turning frequently antS • s boiling water tonard either the acquisition of Combine salad dressing mix office of the Housing and Home p 8 a. in. 1ED r ill the space animal stocking rates indicate, or 3 c. canned crushed other park property or to be used J with mayonnaise; add to yolk • Finance Agency. ship Vostok 5 His flight was be- as weeds tend to take over. pineapple and juice in zipgrading facilities_ No action -mixture, mixing well. This work will involve the ex- lieved to be the first step in a 16 oz, carton country was taken howsver since other Pile into egg white halves. tending of Olive to North Second "Romanov and Juliet" man-and- in space. style cottage cheese needs for the pi aperty were mtm- Chill. street. the extending of North Third woman tandem space marathon. Reports have been circulating for 23 C. mayonnaise tiutied. Arrange stuffed eggs and street to Olive . extended, and the flykovsky. described as an ath- days that the Soviets were on the c evaporated milk More lights crisp resorking of the narrcw bridge will be added to the letic type with a young wife and verge of launching a space woman 2 tbsp. horseradish quartered tomatoes on on North Becloud street which has park area to might Imo dark areas I a three - month - old son. -feels -said to be Lettuce lettuce. Garnish with sprigs of an attractive, unmar- been a "bottleneck" to traffic for The conned arisroved a Board of fine." Radio Moscow said, in an- ried girl Dissolve gelatin in bolidg watercress. Serves 8. In her 20's. SUMP years. Appeals as ealled for Uns.tft .:ciancine that "all systems are According to these unofficial re water. Add pirieapple , and ALOHA BAKED BEANS In other action the Council ac- Housing and Building Code. nctioning normally;" Juice. Chill sl.ghtly thick. nesse ports. the Soviets were hoping Cc 8 slicesliacon cepted the resignation of Cecil Out- cheese with Approved wsre H.nt Roberts. a The official Soviet Tars news launch and bring the girl back Blend cottage 2 8i2 oz. cans pineapple milk land from the Fire Dsjainsieni realtor Eac, in Cam, a contractor, rsency said without giving details before the start of an interna- mayonnaise, evaporated rings into Outland said that poor health Henry Fulton, a building materials that Bykovsky's mission was to tional woman's congress in Mos- and horseradish. Fold 2 i 1 lb cans pork and mold. brought about hit re:in:nation. Paul dealer. Dr. Conrad Jones, a physic- • study conditions "of a long flight" cow June 24. gelatin. Pour into 2-qt. beans Chill until firm. 4 tbsp. brown sugar on crisp lettuce. Urimold c. all-purpose barbecue --esnow - STUFFED EGGS DE LUXE Cook bacon until crisp. S hard-cooked eggs Drain on absorbent paper, • c. canned tuna, drained then crumble. and flaked, or crabmeat, Leave 2 tbsp. bacon drip- shrimp or lobster pings in irillen Sauté pine- DISCOVER A WORLD OF c. finely chopped celery apple rings until. lightly 1 tbsp. chopped green browned. Remove and set pepper aside. 11s. tsp old fashioned Combine remaining ingre- French salad dressing dients and baccin in sk.11et. mix Top with pineapnle. Heat •,:n1.1 sTUFFilD EGGS DE LUNE are cs . bubbly. Seryes b. at A 0.0.••••••30C1 • ...set- 2 ttsp. mayonnaise IDEAS, tiabie NEWS AND to the VIEWS co:c.c Expansion ... READ THE LEDGER'S CLASSIFIEDS RIGHT From Yo ur EASY CHAIR (optioned From Page 1•

pension and additional reyer.ue The resolution will be presented for appruYal at the next regular WHEN WILL MS BE CURED? meeting of the Board of Education on June 2": Say when.., with your dollars! In other action the board approv- MU, FIGHT MULTIPLE 3CLIBROSIIII ed the 1963-64 budget of 1452 407 00 YOUR NEWSPAPER This 'budget shows an increase of $16 147 bo over the 1962-63 buds • • The additional revenue sill cons •i from an increase of $10 715 00 in IS YOUR 'TICKET' local revenue plus an increase in state and federal aid The local FATHER'S DAY increase comes through an increase in the assessed evaluation of prop- 4000,5 I AR TO PLACES NEAR AND FAR where the events that erty TORIES Change the course of history are happening — where The increase in-the general budget sill be used to improve the class- the top stories of human interest unfolds. room tristruction for the student, in SPECIALS the city schools. Tentatile plans cal for adding new elemeritary sec- , ELECTRI(• HAND PI I I U. PRI('ES ON TO MEETINGS WITH FAMOUS PEOPLE who give tions in the first and fifth grades. THORSEN their. ideas on poli,ics, religion, books, foods, and additional sections in t h e high school to meet the increasing en- DRILL $10.95 much more. These are the ideas that may well help rollment arid to add to additional SOCKET SETS you and your family live a happier, more useful life. clas.sreim supplies that are neces- sarY to provide a quality educa- Northa• stern 7-Piei • Professional Quality tional program GOLF CLUB SET • Unconditionally Guaranteed TO SPORTS EVENTS AND THEATRES, where you The nicreased budget des not in taxes may not have an opportunity to go, but where ex- carry. with it an increase Reg. S59.95 The tax rate shich the Fiscal Court COLEMAN pert reporters go — and there report to you exactly is required to approve for eerieral Special at '44.95 GAS (*AMP school purposes is $1,50 per 81(X) what happened, and their criticisms and evaluations LANTERNS asse%sed evaluation, bank shares at STOVES and of those events. 40 cents per $100, five cents. for 20cc OFF singing fund purposes, a levy of Hr(. Off 25 cents per $100 for special Yoted On All TO LOCAL WEDDINGS AND PARTIES that are fun building fund and a poll tax Of $200 FISHING TACKLE 2Or"( OFF to read about, even if you were there! You can sit Read the Ledger's On GE right at home and find out who went where and IN( IA DING Imps a RI ELS Classifieds TRANSISTOR RADIOS what they ,wore — all the news of your neighbors FULL SET OF AUTO and friends. SEAT COVERS TRANSISTOR RADIO SPECIAL PLEASE! Reg. $1195 10 Transistor Now $11.99 19.99 IF717;a.rn Iill,it Enjoy The Pleasure of Reading CUSHION 99c COOL CUSHION '1.99

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