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RETAIL MERCHANTS GROUP IS FORMED
MTS Students Beta Club Week
Gospel Meeting Christine
ti Jorgensen
STEAKS - CHOPS -
Is Observed Plans e Initial Meeting Is Held Last
Marriag
IRS - SANDWICHES
NTRY HAM
Represented This week, March 30th to
April 6th, has been declared as
Will Begin At Night; Others Invited To Join
NEW YORK (UPI, The fiance
of Christine Jurg,risen hustled
Food Served
tn Festival County Beta Club Week, and
each chapter of the club plans Local Church
Off to Chicago today in search
of the divorce papers he must
submit before he can marry the A retail merchants associationfelons; Lubie Veale. Lancaster
nd Courteously
Two hundred and fifty appear
ances by Murray Training School
some special observation. The
week will culminate in, a tnty
banquet and installatikin of coun-
t
manturned-weenan.
Christine, 33. put six attorneys
squarely .on the spot Monday by
was
ing
7/30
formed last night in a meet-
at the Murray City Hall at
p.m.
Veale; Alma Tracy. Tracys; Joe
Littleton, Littleton's; Maurice
Crass, Crass Furniture Co. Ed
students will be made during the ty officers a: the Kentucky Col-
onel on April 6th. sheweng up at the Municipal Vernon Hale, owner of the Na- Fenton, Fenton's Firestone.
State Music contest fn be held Building with Howard J. Knox
The Bea' Club was begun in tional Stores, was named as" chair-
Of Waukegan, Ill., and asking for man d Maurice Crass, Jr of

intees campus on 'April 2, 3, and 4, .

Murray Training School students
agil be represented in 9 solos, 10
Membles. 2 choruses, band and
orchestra.
The following students will ap-
the Murray Training School as
charter chapter. It is an no-
secret, leadership, service
zation, and stresses Character.
Leadership. and Achievement
organi-

a
!`.0
But the lawyers were saved
from making an on-the-spot de-
cision on the unusual case when
they discoverd that Knox had
been previously married and that
rass urniture Company. secre-
tary. Maurice Ryan of Ryan's
Shoe Store was named as teasurer.
The dues of the organization
were set at $5.00 per year.
uneral Held
For Resident
pear as soloists: its - three goals. It is open
he didn't have his divorce papers

these?
James Cherry, Baritone solo: any high ::chool • student
an
John Darnall. Snare Drum solo; average of B. and that aver-
age must be maintained as lone
Sandra Smith, Twirling: Patsy
Winchester, Twirling: Susan Ev- as the student is an active mem-
ber. Chapters now are found .
ans. Twirling: Nore Winter, Oboe
in Murray Training School, New I • .1
solo; John Winter. Violoncello;
C.A....nc 4i, leyinn Grove,
It was agreed that Members
we:,
with him. The law eays any di- of- the Retail Merchants Associa-
vorced person seeking a marriage not.. would close each Thursday
Mrs. Elmo Cochran Sledd, age
license must submit proof of di- afternoon, begining the first
73, died Sunday at 7:45 p. m at
vorce. Thu.-J.:ay in May.
her home at 405 Elm Street. Her
A spokesman for Christine said The motion was made that six
death vaas attributed to a Pos-
Knox might not get back from holidays would be taken during

tamps Virginia Robertson, Double Bass
rho; James Thornt, n, Trumpet
sigo.
The following ensembles .,are to
be represented: Mike MeCasey,
Nancy Gibbs. Sandra Gibbs, „ferry
Adams (String Quartet ; Ralph
Oliver, John Darnall. Ca r 01 y n
Wood. John Winter, Virginia 11,1a-
ertson (String Quintet); Charles
Robertson. James Thornton, John
Winter. Tommy Lassiter (Brass
iielawartet). Judy Clark, Greta Biooks.
Ally Thomas, Mary Ann Craw-
ford (Girls Quartet); Mike Alex-
ander, Dan Steely, Jane Miller,
(Clarinet
Mary Beth Robertson
Quartet); Judy Clark. Karen Co-
vey, Mary Ann Crawfrd. Norma
Jean Curd. Ann Evans, Virginia
Fielder, Phyllis Maupin. Barbara
Ray, Patsy Rayburn. Jan Waldrop
(Girls Ensemble); James Cherry.
John Darnall. Sherrill Hicks. Chris Monday's complete record fol-
Max D. Parker. Bobby lows:
Sly. Charles Robertson (Boys En-
sible heart ..attack. Mrs. Sledd
Chicago with the papers before the year. They are New Year,
a K:rksey, and a county Alsno,d char-
Friday. which would give city at- Mermrial Day. July 4, Labor Day, was the wife of the late Elm.)
a
ter has been formed with officers
torneys time to figure things Thanisgiving, and Christmas. This Sledd wha also died on Easter
-nt all member schools. Sunday, April 2. 1956.
eut. •• motion was tabled for further
The Beta Club fills a deep Survivors are; one sister, Mrs.
Christine. an ex-G.I. named study by the group.
need in schools, in that it gives Spencer Edwards. Stella, and on., !
George Jorgenzen Jr.. who under-
prestige and status to those stud- The group also agreed that stores
went a series of • treatments in would close on Thursday after- brother. Joe Cottadn. Muer.:e
ent; who do not excell in athlet-
Denmark in 1950 and then an- noon during the summer, regard- Route one.
ics, but whose goal is scholar- Mrs. Sledd was a member ,C
nouno4 neat his sex riad been less of whether a holiday fell
ship. the Rose Bewer Baptist Chur.h-
chervi . from male to female. in the same week or not.
Paul Matthews appearedat the Municipal Biuld- in Marshall County. The funei
Chairman Hale appointed the will be conducted at the Max 11
with hair in a stylish eel-
Second Program Of A Gospel Meeting has been ing fcllowing group chairmen. Maurice Churchill Funeral Home Chat.
and wear.ng a mink coat.
seheduled for the College Church fure Ryan, Russell Johnson, Hershel with Bro. _Norman Culpepper o
TANKED DOWN — This six-story building in New York
Fine Arts Festival of Christ from April 1 to April Patricia Wilson, Christine's Corn. Earl Littleton. Maurice Crass, charge of the service. The tuner
manager in her new carter as a Sr.. Everett Jones, Boody Russell.
only about half its former self after a 10,000-gallon wat/tr To Be Presented 8. The speaker for this meeting
show business entertainer, said
Nix Crawford.
will be held Tuesday at 2:00
tank crashed from the roof through the top three fl rs will be Paul Matthews. minister m Burial will be in the Muriel;
Christine and her fiance both had
and knocked out the rear wall. Eleven persons were injured. The second program in the cur- fot the Seventh and Poplar Church No indication was given as to city cemetery.
been given pre-marriage pflysical
rent festival of like, arts will be of Chr.st. Before coming to Mur- Pallbearers: Buster Cope. N --
examinations', including blood when the next meeting of the
presented this evening in the ray last June Mr. Matthews 'ban Cope, Ted Cope, Lynn Ee-
tests, by Dr. Henry Ross of New group would be held.
I Murray Hospital I Frank Ellis Recital Hall, Fine Arts Building. preached for the church in Sparta,
at 8:15.
The program will be 3 film.
Tennessee for about six years.
Mr. Matthews is an experienced
111.1.6wrought Silver", A vet7 realaege teacher, lecturer, and gos-
York.
Ross refused to cotnmet.
All retail establishments have wards, Cliff Cochran, and Cha -
been invited to join the Retail es Cochran. Friends may call .it
Merchants Association. the Max Churchill Fuenarl Home
weal the service hour.
Census 42
Speaker At well photographed demonstration pel teacher.
elf fine craftsmanship in the rais- The College Church of Christ Clothing Bank
diTerthants present
rice Ryan, Ryan. Shoe Store;
were:

Russell Johnson, The Style Shop;

Matte

semble). Adult 'lards 85

ing of a silver bowl from the extends to you a cordial invitation Mrs Bertha Jones, Julia Ann Shop; Potluck Supper To
Emergency Beds
Patients Admitted
23
3
Hazel Dinner original piece of sterling silver. to hear Mr Matthews speak on
William Bennett. a contemporary a vital subject each night at 7:00
English silversmith, is the artist- P.M.
Formed Here William Flitches. Furches Jew-
elery; J. I). Murphy. Murray's
Be Held Thursday
a
Third Concert Patients Dismissed ....
w Ci:izens
0
0
Patients admitted from Friday Assistant to Frank Stubblefield.
craftsman. The festival is presen,-
Frank Eilis, Administrative ed by the
Fine Arts
in cooperation with the AAUW.
Department
His subjects for each night are:
—Wed — "Characteristics of a
Strong Church"
A meeting was
clathing
held
bank
last
for
night
Cal-
Home & Auto; Stub Wilson, Mur-
ray Supply; Galen
Thurman Furniture; Baxter Bil-
Thurman.
The Friendship Class of tlie
9:00 a. in. to %14 ond a y 9:30 a. m. Cengressman from the First Con- te form a brey, lielbrey's; Boody Russell, First Methodist Church will h•• d
For Children Mrs. Helen Clark. Dexter; Miss gressional District, spoke to the
Sammy Lane Jones. Rt. 1, Har- Hazel Alumni Association at their
din; Mrs. Thomas Wheatley and dinner meeting at Hazel High Water Safety Course
—Thurs. — "Who Is A Chris- loway County, in the Circuit
tian?"
—Fri. — Obedience. What Is It?" It was decided that the drive
A. B Beale & Son; Nix Craw- a potluck supper Thursday nig ••,
Court room of the court house. ford, Western Auto; Jack Be-
tote, Purdem's; Hershel Corn, hall
Apr.I 2nd at 6:30 in the soc .1.

To Be Given baby girl. ett. 3.. Benton; Mrs. School, Saturday night. Maroh
Octa Curd, 103 No. 6th.; Mrs. 28th.
Gerald Walker. Rt. 1; Jeese L. Mr. Ellis spoke on "Behind the
Will Be Given Here
Week Of April 20
—Sat. — "The Church In A for surplus clothing would be
Changing World."
---Sun. A.M. — The Parable of 11.
Corn-Austin; Vernon Hale, Na-
held from April 6 through Apirl tional Stores, Marjorie Crass. Ler-
All members are urged to is
present.
The Sower" The clothing bank is a func-
Jones, Rt. 5. Bentonte*Irs. Wayne Scenes in Washington'. and dis-
Henson and baby by, Rt. 2,i cussed how the Washington re-
Another Musical treat is in Benton; Roger Franklle Hughes, presentation of the various in- and the cold March winds will
Springtime is officially here

pore for the school children i of 208 Irvan St ; Mrs. C. C. Runyon dustrial groups affected both the soon be behind us. All of which
the
Sun. P.M. — The Parable of tion of the Calloway County Soc-
Vine and the Branches" ial Service Committee which was
—Mon. — The Origin, Mission set up to provide assistance to
Washington Report
ralloway County Wednesllay and baby girl. Rt. 3; Thomas legislative and executive
branch is leading up to say that every-
one will very soon be spending
and Deeneey of Man. the local (Alice Of the Division
—Tues — Salvation* By Grace of Public Assistance.
by Congressman Frank A. Stubblefield
riling at 9:30 a. m. when the Miller Marshall, Box 84; Hazel; of the Government.
Through Faith. Mrs. Marjorie Barnett, field
Urray State College Synephohe Dianne Bauer Horneby. 332 No. The dinner was attended by more and more time out cd doors, Tobacco Hearings they were in the process of ne-
— Wed. — The Rich Man and worker in the office said that The Jennings Bill. H R. 5058, gotiating for TVA power.
Band, Prof. Paul W. Shahan cen- 7th.; Alvin S. Rickman, Palmers; approximately 100 former Ha- and especially enjoying water
Lazarus. paint had been donated for a to stabilize and protect the price
ductor, pres+nts, the third Child- vills. Tenn.; Mrs. Keith Nors- zel students and the Scholarship sports. I am going to try to amend the
Mr. Matthews will also speak room on tht third floor of the support level for tobacco was
..Concert in )se College Au- worthy and baby boy, Rt. I. Fund was continued to assist The Calloway County Chapter bill on the Floor of the Meuse so
each day at 12:15 to the college* court house %here the clothing wholeheartedly supported by rep-
ofitoriurn• Benton; Mrs. John Coleman and another Hazel High School grad- of the American Red Cross again as to make it possible for all the
Featured on theiRIREalm• which baby girl. Rt. 1, Dexter; John uate vi.eh his college work. is interested in the welfare and students at the College Church bank will be kept. Painters and resentatives testifying on behalf towns in the -.TVA area to obtain
Building. The public is also in- college fraternity have also of all the tobacco grower organi- TVA power If lhey so desire. It
is given in conjunction with the H. Hicks, Re 1. Big Sandy, Tenn.; Preston Perry, Hazel Postmast- safety of the people. Louis Gel- vited. a
MIAsic Department of Murray Richard Dale Hurt. 1300 Wells er and President of the Associa- lespie, Safety Service. Director indicated they will donate their zations and farm organizations is not my purpose to advocate
Woman's. Club, will be "The Blvd.; Joe Walter Fridy, Rt. 1; tion for 1959 served as Toast- for Western Kentucky. will be service in cleaning and painting from the major tobacco producing that any town or county sec k
Man Who Invented Music," a Patients dismissed from IFirday master and the following officers in Murray during the week of the room. states. TVA power, but I do feel very
narrative to music with Prof. 9:00 a. m. to Monday 9:30 p. m. were elected for 1960: Gene Mil- April 20th to conduct the Water
Robert K. Bear as "the old
Word Received The clothing bank will
opened at specified times for.
be
In addition to the members (f
strongly that the Federal Govern-
Thomas Harrison Crider. Rt. ler, President, Myrtle Whte. Safety Instructors Course. ment should not prohibit the peo-
grandfather'. arid Miss Sally Mor- Dna Jackson (Erpired) Rt. 5; Vice- President. Harvey Ellis, The Senior Life Savings class
ris as Wendy, the grandaughter. eseie L. Jones, Rt. 4. Benton; Treasurer and Mrs. Calvin Key, is in progress and will be com-
On Death Of Indigent person to obtain cloth-
ing. These times will be announ-
our
ber
Tobacco
of
Subcommittee,
Membel's of Congress
a num-
from
ple in the area from using TVA
Kentucky and other tobacco grow- power if they desire to d•• so.
.
Olher popular music to be play- Joe Henley Wade. Rt. 1, Benton; Secretary.
will be: "The Blue Tail Fly," Mrs. Reuben Chrisman and baby
pleted this week This will be
followed by the above mention-
Dr. Riley Nix ced at a later date.
A sewing machine has also
ing states attended the hearing. Hesrd Mayfield Native Preach
On March 18 we attended the
Ravel's "Mother Goose Suite" boy, Rt. 3. Hazel; Mrs. Stanford ed Water Safety Instructors been donated so that ggrments Leaders supporting the bill from National City Christian Church to
and "The Children'. Album" by Sehroader and baby boy, Rt. 1, Former Countian Course. can be repaired. Several clubs Kentucky included Holmes Ellis, hear the Reverend Jack Barorn,
Bela Bartok. Anyone who is .. Word ha, been received in have indicated they . will Make Western Dark Fired Tobacco Grow- a
Dexter, Artie D. Hale, 107 No. quali- native et Mayfield. Kentucky,
This concert. the final one 6th.; Mrs. Edmona Spann. Gen. Dies; Funeral Is . fied and interested in the First Murray by relatives that Dr. cash donations so that clothing ers Association; R. A. Hammack, conduct the evening service. His
Lamesa, Texas item needed can be purchased. Eastern Dark Fired
Aid Riley F. Nix of
for the year, is designed for Del.; Mrs. Sem Calhotin, 215 So.
children in the first six grades 12th.; David Lee Paschall. Rt. I.
Held Yesterday Instructors course should
call the local Red Cross office passed away Monday night.
TobaceM Grow- most interesting and timely subject
Clothing will be received dur- ers Association: Clarence Maloney, related to his expenences wh le
March 30 at 11:30 p. m. follow- ing the week at the public as-
of Calloway County Schools. As Lynn Grove; Miss Saineny Lane Funeral services werbeld yes- (Telephone No. PL-3-I421) im- ing a heart attack at a hospital Stealing Tobacco Growers Associa- in mission work in Africa.
in all past concerts, the auditor- Jones,. Rt. I. Hardin; Mrs. Bur- terday at 3:30 p.m at the Martins mediately. sistance office on the second tion: John Berry. Burley Tgbaceo We enjoyed seeing many old
Qualifications for this course in Lamesea. Dr. Nix will be re- floor of the court house just Growers Association: and Burl St. friends from the Mayfield area
ium will be almost filled with Ion Holsapple and baby girl. Bee Chapel Methodist Church for Mrs.
mmnbered in Murray and Cal- opposite, from the county school
young people from 4hroughout 83. Heal; Mrs. Jay Warren and Eunice Luter. age 72. The service are CURRENT standard and ad- Clair. president of the Kentucky who are now living in Washington
born superintendent's c Nice.
county. The concerts, three baby girl. Rt. 4: Mrs. Jack El- was conducted by Bro. L. D. Hen- vanced certificates. Those hold- loway. County as he was Farm Bureau. at the service including Charl.e
5c
Ji yeae,.. are given by the kins, Rt. 6; Master Roger Frank- eon and burial was in the Martins ing these certificates that will
FitTe Arts-Department of Murray lin Hiuges, 206 Irvan; Mrs. Wil- Chapel Cemetery. have expired by April 20th will
and
was
reared
the son
at
of
Kirksey,
the late
Ky. He
Myers
On Saturday offices
lower floor of the court
on the
house A spokesman for the national
Rogers. Mrs. Gertrude Pickering.
Mrs. Frances Harris Farmer. and
be required to take a refresher and Betty Nix of Kirksey. He will accept the clothing. office of the National Farm Bureau
State Collage in cooperation with liam Nelson, 1109 Elm; Mrs. Mn. Luter, wife of the late Mrs. Laura Barron Hinds. Laura
left Calloway County in 1918 Last night area chairman for Federation opposed the Jennings
the Woman's Club Music Depart- David Johnson and baby girl. Claude Luter who died in 1949, course at the time Mr. Gellespie found it difficult to conceal her
ment. Mrs. James Rudy Allbrit- Buchanan, Tenn.; Mrs. Edward was a former resident of this is in Murray. and has made his home in Texas the collection of clothing were Bill and offered a substitute pro- pride in her
brother fallowing
s.nce that time. appointed. These chairmen and posal to "freeze" supports for 1959
ten is cheirman Of the Music De- Turner. Rt. 2. county. She died at a nursing Inspirational message Jack is pres-
partment. Mr. Richard Farrell Dr. Nix is survived by his the collection, points will be des- only. 1 am confident the Tobacco
ently minister of the Ftrst Chri,-
Is head of the Fine Arts Depart-
ment of the College. Mrs. Ho- Graveside Services
home in Marlinton. West Virginia.
Her death was attributed to com-
plications following an extended
Civitan Day wife, Mrs. Fay Houston Nix, La- ignated in a later article.
messa. Texas, she is the sister
Subcommittee and the full Agri-
A.proximately 40 persons at- culture Committee reach the House n&
of Mrs. Mavis, Morris, Mrs. tended the meeting last night. culture Committee will favor the
tian Church in Independence, Kan-

ward Olila and Mrs. John Win- Report ea Tobacco Export Trade
Are Held For Infant illness.
ter are in charge of the Child-
rw's Concerts for the club.
A members of the Emmanuel
Baptist Chore bin Charleston, West
Big Success George Upchurch and Mies Ruth
Houston of
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Weather
Report
United Press International
Southwest Kentucky — Partly
cloudy and warmer today with
higIs in low 70s. Increasing cloudi- 4, Murray
nilis with showers and thunder- Paul Spann,
storms tonight and Wednesday.
Low tonight in mid 50s. A little ficiated at the
cooler Wednesday. High in low
OW.
Murray; one son, COLT A CEMETERY SALESMAN proposal. This legislation should
Bill Nix, Lamesa, Texas and two
Jennings Bill over the substitute A report on "International Trade
in Tobacco and Its Effect on Uni-
reach the House Floor for a vote ted States Leaf Production" was
Virginia. Mrs. Luter was a mem- grand-children and daughter-in BALTIMORE. Md. (UPI) — Jim sometime in April.
Graveside services were held ber of the Locust Grove Baptist The Civitan Pancake Day was a low. Mrs. Bill Nix, one sister. Parker, all league offensive tackle issued last week by the House
this m.,rning at 11:00 o'clock at Church of this county for several big success according to Agriculture Committee. This re-
Sink:ng Spring Ccaneteryfor Paul years. of the civic organization.
members Mrs. Will Washer. He was the for pro football's Baltimore Colts,
brother or the late. Mrs. Noble is selling cemetery plots during
TVA Self-Financing Bill
port was made by a -Special sub-
The `ri/A Self-Financing Bill is committee appointed to- study Vote
David Wareen. infant son of Survivors include one daughter, The event was, held at the Roberts and Gus Nix. He also the off-season.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Wareen of Mrs. Ed Bucy, Charleston, West Kentucky Colonel ind Rudy's Res-
has several neices and nephews,
expected to be reported by the subject consisting of Congressmsts
Rules Committee and come to a John C. Watts of Kentucky. chair-
RFD 4. Murray. Paul. David Virginia. two brothers. Tom Tay- taurant and a -steady flow of
including Mrs. Autry Farmer, IN MEMORIAM vote sometime during the latter man, Congressman Ross Bass of
only lived 5 hours. lor and Bud Taylor both of Mur- "customers" were on hand all day Merlin Washer and Rue Nix
Other than his parents he Is ray Route four and three grand- long beginning shortly after 4:00 half of April. As previously re- Tennessee, and Congressman Pat
of Muray. YONKERS, N. Y (UPI) — Pat- p, rted, this bill, designed to put Jennings of Virginia. I am sure
survived by grandparents. Mr. children. a.m
Funeral services .will be held ricia Murphy, who lost her hus- TVA on its own feet financially, this excellent study will be of
and Mrs. Johnny Warren, RFD Active pallbearers were: Verble Members of t h e organization in Lamesa Wednesday. April 1st band to heart disease a year ago,
has determined opposition. This interest to everyone connect.,e
and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Wilburn Farris. Carnie worked at waiters or assisted in
at the. First Baptist Church at has erected a permanent wishing opposition was able to force the with the tobacco industry. and I
Lynn Grove. Andrus. Taylor Gooch, Luther the kitchen. Business was so good 3 o'clock, and
burial will be in well in her restaurant in his House Public Works Committee to have a number of copies available
Bra. Notinan Culpepper of- Geoch and Jake Stiles. during the one day event that Lamesa. 9*4
memory. All contributions go di- add a rigid territorial freeze pro- for distribution. If you would like
Service, and the The Max H. Churchill Funeral some of the wives of members
Rue Nix left by train Monday rectly to the Heart Fund. To date, vision to the bill. H. R. 3460, as to get this report, please let me
Miller Funeral Home had charge Home Was in charge of the ar- were called in foi- 'assistance. Some
night to attend the funeral of the well has yielded $18,000 for reported, made , an exception for know, and I will be gbd to
of funeral arrangements. ments. send
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Sports Parade
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TUESDAY - MARCH - H 1959
IMPROVEMENTS AUTHORIZED
New School Buildings
Planning Commission with Professional
ConAultation
IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED
Industrial Expan*on
Sidewalks, Curbs and Gutters
Widened Streets In Some Areas
Continned Home Building
Airport For 3furraj
City Auditorium
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY
Unto God would I commit my cause.
God will judge our cause t hether we
commit it to Him or not. Better adopt a sound
Angeles Dodger chain. But aside
averages is against the human Weight title
skyscapers making a big splash as referee
:r. baseball,
pan. *Mt alms
Ger.e Conley is the only court
to•hemoth to really make good in 'grueling
the major leagues and the 6-foot,
8-inch Milwaukee Braves pitcher the Cow Palace to
hasn't exactly 'threatened to reach fight in as many
• he Hall f Fame.
But "whist:ing Charlie" Dressen.
.e Demosthenes of the diamond. pion
••sists that the 6-foot, 6 and one- houn down
. $130,000
olf inch Howard well could be what
• 7.e man to finally wipe out Babe in
aaith's most prized record of 60
--me runs .in a season
Percr. Comdination
'He has the power and. belies.
• he strangely enough has the
e' ethd
.- ordination to be a great base- way
.111, player." Dressen insists.
The record is strictly against
--.ese economy sized gents hitting to
• '1(,• tog league top. however. Con-
‘y has come closest and yet the
Wasattagton state -pitcher never has
league promise. At Toleo in 1953
he won 23 against nine losses but
---4111=1111111111 his best in the majors has been I.if that referee is in there."
14-9 while last season, shackled
by arm trouble. he, lost six, with-
out a victory.
' Six-foot. 5-inch Howie Schultz
— Job 5:8. made • it for a wh'ile with. the
war-time Mothers and 6-fo t. 4-
inch Preston Ward had a run
with the 'Cubs .but neither ever 'ulu then is SIPP,
By EKE!) DOWN
l'nited Press internal/rat
all out on the. St. Louis Cardinals limited the Cardinals to six hits.
with a I5-hi( attack that produced Chia k Cattier handled 13 chances
Dale Long hit two of the eight
mers as the Cubs and Gianta
flawlessly to further his bid for played a weird dust-filled game, a .1 1
is concerned. Carl
4Bobo) Olson can beat Archie Their sharpest critics concede the Breves' regular second-base Ernie Banks and George Annum PERSON,
world lightheavy- the
-.oat Tigers won't roll over Jib also connected for the Cubs and monograr
tomorrow - as Ling ilk ittens when the American Bob Speake, Jackie Brandt. Eddie Times 0
.enue season gets underway.' The New York Yankees blanked Bressoud and Willie McCovey
Pete Morelli is on hand Self adhi
t Cincinnati Reds. 4-0, the Bos- homered for the Giants.
to help him. proof. S
* Tabbad as perhaps the New ton Red Sox pulled out a. ninth'
Olson, 1741,4. pounded out a York Yankees' chief brief ca
pennant ri- inning 6-5 decision over the Cleve- Jack Kral.ck, impressive Waslim Os, gift
10-round decision, over val. the Tigers have won seven land Indians. the Chicago Cube ington rookie, allowed one scratelr
. ercraft,
Calhoun. 1681a, Monday night at of their last nine exhibition outslugged the San Francisco hit until the Phillies rocked hot
games optical
win his faurth and have an overall 114 Grape- Giants, 10-8. in a near dust storm, for six runs in the sixth inniag
sporting
starts a a come- fruit league record., They've Jed the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Ed Bouchee's two-run homer in
See ther
back attempt. uniformly good pitching and ail Washington Senators. 11-7. the the eighth put the finishing touches
The former middleweight cham- Ka:ine now shcws promise
of Pittsburgh Pirates down ed the on the Phillies' win. Kralick had
had the free swinging Cal- making a fast start. Baltimore Orioles, 8-4, and the pitched 16 scoreless innings this WILL DI
front a left hook far Chicago White Sax edged out the spring before the Phillies caught or do alt
Kline. who got off to a woeful
:Morelli said was a five CJUnt Kansas City Athletics, 8-7, in other up to him.
the seventh round and rocked 'start last season, drove in five
games.
the White Plains. N.Y..' boxer in runs with two doubles and a link Aaron Kline Goes Distance
the second and fifth heats. sacrifice fly Monciay when the Winning Streak Ends SALE 0
Crates Ron Kline became the secon• •omatii
But Calhoun, who also was dock- Tigers -scored an 8-4 victory over
two points for low blws. the, Los Angeles Dodgers. It
Bobby Shantz yielded five hits Pittsburgh pitcher to go nine inn- 1 only. C
o was a 12-2 triumph. Hank Aaron's
thinks thatMorelli went a long , he feu.th stiaight lass _for the three-run homer and four hits by in seven shutout innings for the ings although tapped for 14 hits
Dodgers who won Yankees and Virgil Trucks com- by the Orioles. It was a messy
toward helping Olson post 10 - of -their Del Rice sparked the assault tehile pleted
a unanimous first 13 ,;ames, t h e whitewashing. Don game in .which the Pirates com-
decision. i Carlton Willey and Bob Rush Newcombe
"Every time I'd allowed four runs and bined eight hits, five walk; and
tiy and start as many hits in seven innings three Baltimore errors for their
punch the referee would tel
me tc watch it or something." Fight Results for the Reds, whose ave.-game iuns. Ted Kluszewski had three
winning streak was ended. of Pittsburgh's hits und Kline
Calhoun said afterward. '1 never
drove in three runs.
fought with inch an official around I Awls White's: iasaeg
beforre an my 46 other fights. Sure, United Press International
Olson will beat Mo oe tamorrow drove in Dick 'Gernert with'-he I Dick Donovan allowed one run
PRQVIDENCE, R. I. MPS -Chico
hits in seven inalngs fa •
Vejar. 155. Stamford, Conn., stop- Red Sox' winning run but Boston I and six
Billy Newman. Olson's ebullient ped Sergia Rias, 151, Havana, lost its third left-fielder in Lair the White Sox, who scored all
manager, saica that Moore had Cuba i6). days when left-fielder Gary Gieger their runs off Ned Garver. The
verbally agreed to defend his 175- was injured in a collision with White Sox announced after the
pound title again against Ols...n NEW YORK an - Candy Mc-
shortstop Don Buddin. Geirger was I game that they are sending rook:es
this. December. In the meantiaie, Failand. 13514, Philadelphia, out-
McAnany, Joe Hicks and
the ,baldIng Hawaiian is leavin.: . painted Chico Rollins, 1351 2. New unconscious for ,.1.5 minutea and Jim
/
for
a two weeks

threatened to become all-time all- couple of tuneop fiahts before t'e

stat
vacation in Bono-
Ked to have a
era
; York (l0i.

CHICAGO - Joe Hemphill,

1
eventually was •taken from Scotts- Chuck Lindstrom to their Miner
dale to Phoenix, Ariz., for X-rays. league camp at Holly d Fla.
cause. Moore rematch Paul Foyt i.12. Roa kford. Ill., 0 u t p o n te d
ANAVAV•WAY The tall buys osuallv go the Ancient Arch.e flattened °Leon Tigers !Chuck Garret, 187. Chicago (fte
, ,
/ /~/./..
, WW•444461WINWASIMIIVA4g/A44•••••••4•44
,
other way, heading for the hoop. in tareerounds
A4
,/,,
their preview
Paul roytack. a 15-game winner . , SAN FRANCISCO
N.o• is it to be overlooked that title encounter in 1955.

a
Ten Years Ago Today
LEDGER & TIMES FILE
this can't be described as settling
for peanuts what with the average
pro basketball salary being $10.000.
Recommeeded Ts Warders
' HARNESS RACER DIU

Bal Sharman of the pastor. Cel- Monday the death of Edwin S.

I
List sea son, became the seeraid Olson. 1741a, Sin Francisco.
Detroit
with

1-0 lead
a
ositch

BOSTON VT a- Police reported Johnny Podres. who inherited a

r to go
steady-enough

from Art
nine

Foaler
innings
10-hitter.

in th
,
Hain!. NV 110). FRIDAY
tONI -

,. aited R.ry Calhoun, 1681o, White

out-

Funeral servlitia.%.veasaArid tilts

tics was a fine outfielder at South- I Mier Jr.. 45.71 Bridgeville, Del'

Dodger chain He performed satis- racing drivers. Myers body was Innings.
factorily with St Paul but then. .,found !it ,*he shores of the Charles.'
fifth in :ing was hammered f
ern California and went into the one of the nation's top harness six runs and seven hits in thre.
APRIL 3rd. JO V,
and 1
Techr
the V
for Mrs. Mollie Brandon. 85, wno
afternoon at 3 o'clock •. Ithoeigh he in ttonly" '5. fee& 20 Leer..near flossers Brighton_ see- Braves Mast Cards
The Pi-ilwaukee Braves. smarting Open 6:15 Start • •
Hospital yesterday afternoon where she
tient since breaking an arm on March

Since March 15 the residents of Orchard

died at the Murray .nehes tall. he decided to take tart He reportedly died of natural ander

10.
bad been a pa- !he $20.000 a yezr which.. pro bas- causes.
ketb al offered
SiV -5' '0'. B. rich Neil Johnston of

Heights. the Paatadelphia Warriors prefer-

-
champ s that they were
aeifing 'in spr r.g training. took it
Now Open
/7177,,
LAST TIMES TON1TE
8:00 P.M.
Ever!) , Nite!

veterans housing unit of Murray State College,

all out in a contest to improve the living
Prizes have been offered to the families
winning barracks.
have gone red •o be a ball player after he
conditions there. left Ma, State But then his
living in the arm went bad as he toiled on a
Phalan' farm and, while he had
played only one year of basketball
The Weekend '"CANYON RIVER'
,I GEORGE MONTGOMERY

in Technicolor
The Murray Hospital is sending three
to Lotrimille this week to attend the
of the Kentucky Hospital Association,
R.N.. Supervisor of Nurses. Miss Judy Allbritten,
Record Librarian. and Mr. harry Miller,
of its employees .1 coneie. the Phillips recorr -
annual convention
Mrs. Whitt Imes, lac
Medical
Administrator.
men 1 him to the Wariors and a •
' haloes basketball career result. :
mischance.
Mo.y 1 n e college basketball
orts Summary
players. n4est of them too small I Pitt/ SPRING. Tex 61P6 -' Glenn
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WED. - THURS.

MURRAY STATE !
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WILMINGTON. N. C aff - art

Mr. George Lay-cock died at his home or too slow for pro basketball. Dava. appearing in his last col- Wall
west of Kirksey have gone into baseball This list Jr took a ave-strcke lead SPORTS
last Friday afternoon. Funeral services legate track -meet, anchored 01i10 at the three-quartet mark of the
were held at the includes. such iss-Lesi BanntreatL- i State relay teams ARENA t..,
Church of Christ at Coldwater to records, in 72-hole Azalea Open, golf tourna-
Sunday afternoon. Frankie Baumholtz. Ralph: Beard the mile and sprint medley in the ment. di'
letis 7119 aoes followed by
- Mrs. Newell Kemp- of Sulvester. and Haot Evers. Bie they did not 14th annual ABC relays. Mite S urhoks 214. BE
in Murray last %seek with her
%Vest Virginia, was have the rxceptianal
sister. Mrs. Opal Pitman usually has been to, much 10
height wf.'.ch ,
Ci01
'(Si
If
RALEIGHT. N C - Hank
McCuiston. The Kemps formerly resided

Matthews To Preach God's Word

in this city. handle on a major league dia- Stein of X.ivier. onio scored see-
rnond.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi ,0111 -
The M enmity-ins Lakers won the
en points in overtime .ta gar the NBA's western division title by
North a 114-109 victory in the elimina:ing the St. Louis Hawks
I second annual North-South All- trom tt
, GOOSED TATUM AN HIS
Die
aIi
Dr1
1011
(hr
vans: 104-104. gra at,
Plucking a Political rano 1 Star baskotba1I game.
College Church of Christ - Murray. Ky.
gandir Lai
her
April 1 - 8
PLAN TO COME!
7:00 p.m.
ROYALTON. N. Y .UPI i
Royalten Superv.sor Francis A. SYRACUSE. N. la VII - The
Wittaker said the town would not Syracuse Nationals tied the eastern
fil: an authorized $8.000-1-year d.vision finals of the National
post of Welfare Officer because Basketball Assn. playoffs at three-
Whatever
Happened To
Iltt'-k BOU('HER
7====Z2Zr.,= HARLEM STARS VE
r,.
Tt
Press international ( It1'l1111 ANN tit SiTureTo.
town welfare officers "have ab- all - with a 133-121 triuMph over
solutely nothing to do." the Boston Celtics.
Frank Boucher w
AMUR AVMS:HANWEi
hackey's

4111
PASCHALL
"gentleman on skates" during his
playing days with the New York
Rangers in the late 20's and early
301. He won the Lady • Bynk
ff1HOayWo0D!
6 MURRAY KNIGHTS "l
fiportsmanshipi Trophy seven
La
times in eight years and was a
US
league all-star center for three
to
straight years He was coach of

CLEANERS the aimgers• Stanley Cup cham-

pionship team in MO' and later
served as general manager of the
club.
Whatever happened to Frank
THANKS! •
to
SA
to

Or

Going Out of Business

Bauctie•r? He is stil: in lecke',
serval), as general manager of the
Saskataon Quakers in the Western
from the CIVITAN CLUB rn
SI

t'_!,0( 1
To Everyone Who Helped Make A Success Of Si
We are going out of the cleaning busi-
Tigers Will Play
ness, due to ill health. We wish to
thank our many friends and custornt.rs
Gold-White Cirite
The Miiroo. High t eotiaill team
will have on inter-squad game to-
PAN CAKE DAY
for givul
. g us their business during the night it 741:1 between the Gold and
Kentucky Colonel - Rudy's Restaurant •
White The game fallow,(he spring
practice of the Tiger grid squad.
past 23 years. It has been a pleasure A 'mall admissicos charge will be And
made. Everyone is invited to at- SAUSAGE COFFEE
to serve Sou. - - Edwards Packing Co., Madi- Donors
Continental Coffee Co.
sonville, Tenn. ICE CREAM
GENE TIERNEY i,dis(dy- \ an Heflin, ing her
CLOTHES IN THE SHOP husband and a Broadway theatrical producer. in jui
' u 1.. DID BACON Mid-West Ice Cream Co.
-Black Widow" the CinemaScope mystery thriller c ...1 YOU Reelfoot Packing Co., Union APRONS AND LINEN

may be picked up in color by De Luxe showing at the Murray Drive-In F. F ' City, Tenn.
tle ADDREss
C Laundry 0
i x UP i KNOW? PANCAKE MIX
Theatre Wednesday and Thursday. PUBLIC SVSTM
Murray Wholesale Grocery Co.
Bunny Bread Co.
Any Day This Week SYRUP
1. We deliver In 'Barmy Murray Wholesale Grocery
NOW OPE) 1. We open at 7:00 a.m.
a
Co., (12 gals.), G al Foods
BREADDOHUGny
eNUTS
Crustl

PASCHALL CLEANERS BOONE'S Automatic Coin-Operated

3.
4.
5.
a
You tan charge It
We u 111 "lay it sway"
Parking is no problem
We rent floor buffers
Corp. (12 gals. Wigwam
syrup)
EGGS
AND SUGAR
Johnson's Grocery, Snow's
Grocery, Ed's Food Market,

Mr. and Mrs. Otrie Paschall Do-it-Yourself Laundry . 7.

R.
We rent Lawn Rollers
THT4PRICE IS RIGHT
Lynn Grove Feed Co.
BUTTER
Porker Grocery (7-lbs.)
McClain's Grocery, A&P Food
Store, Carson's Grocery, Stop
end Shop Grocery, White
13th & Main Streets House Grocery, Horn's Groc-
AT Dairy Brand (7-lbs.)
BUILDING NOW FOR RENt - NOW OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY Ryan Milk Co. (30-lbs.) ery, Kroger's Grocery, Out-
Leave Cleaning or Laundry With Attendant STARKS 1111ill'WARE MILK AND CREAM land Bakery, Murray Wnole-
13th & Main 7:00 to 5:30 lath g Poplir sale.
Ryan Milk Co.

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TUESDAY MARC11- 3i-; 1959 LEDGER dr TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY

As The FOR RENT—I

COMPLETELY FURNISHED apart-
ment, electrically equipped, electric
heat, large window fan. Available

val • 3 17157 or PLaza 3-5480, 201 South Comfort Co., 108 S. 12th St. Ph Rickman PL 3-5344, Bill Presson
now. 512

SEVEN
garden near
Broad stret, E. F. Babrey.

ROOM
Lynn
TFC

HOUSE- WITH
Grove. Phone
Long hit two of the eight
s as the Cubs and Giants
a weird dust-filled game.
Banks and George Altman
F—FIOTICE
PERSONALIZE WITH METAL
I 13th St., Murray.

FOR ANY TYPE OF ELECTRICAL

TFC

work, day or night service. See

PL 3-3607.

GOOD USED
Phone PL 3-3589.
TFC PL 3-5731 nites.

UPRIGHT
4-2C
PIANO, ELECTRICAL DRINK BOX. Ex-
TFC cellent condition. Cail f-Laza 3-
PL 3-5177.

SMALL FURNISHED Apartment

4-1P

4.2c for a couple or one. Stoker heat.

!onnected for the Cubs :aid monograms from .he Ledger and Brandon Dill Phone PL 3-2930. 5595, Murray, Kentucky.
2 WHEEL ENCLOSED CAMPING 505 Poplar. Call PLaza 3-1784. TFC
lpeake, Jackie Brandt. Eddie Times Office Supply Department. TFC
)ud and Willie McCovey
trailer. Very good condition. Phone 4 ROOM HOUSE, BATH. HALF slic-
Sell adhesing, bevelled edge, rust M HOUSE. $50 PER
DEAD STOCK REMOVED FREE. HY 2-3120. 4-1P basement. All newly sheet rocked
•ed for the Giants. proof. Suitable for Automobiles, month. 113 North 9th St. Call
Prompt service. Trucks dispatched UNDERWOOD LEADER Portable and painted. Floors sanded, varn-
brief cases, cameras, compacts, PLaza 3-1346. 4-1C
Kralick, impressive Wast by two-way radio. Call collect typewriter. Only one year old. ished and tiled. Frant and back
Os, gifts, hobbies, luggage, teeth-
i rookie, allowed one scratelr Mayfield, Phone 433. If no answer Call PLaza 3-4945. porch. Smokehouse, chicken house THREE ROOM GARAGE apart-
ercraft, metalcrafts, motorcycles, 4-1P
til
the Phillies tam rocked call collect Union City. Tennessee. and garage. 2 wells, 3 acres of ment. 313 North 16th, phone PLaza
optical cases, office supplies,
x runs in the sixth inniiig. phone TU 5 9361. TFC MOTORCYCLE, HARLEY - David- land, on mail and school bus 3-3749. 4-1C
spurting goods, typewriter cases.
;ouchee's two-run homer in son, Good route. 4 hundred
condition. 213 S. 11th.yards north
See them today. TFC
ghth put the finishing touches Martins Chapel Church. 11 2
/ TWO ROOM APARTMENT, every- miles
e Philliete win. Kralick had
d la scoreless innings this
; before
him.
the Phillies caught
WILL DO BABY SITTING, IRON
or do alterations. Phone PL 3-2531.
r
ALUM AWNINGS
FOR SALE
WILL SAVE
FIVE ROOM HOME, 2 ACRES
land, stock barn, chicken hause, 100 ACRE FARM / 2
1
4-2C you money this month. Have cistern water, near Faxon School, bottom land. A real tractor farm.
4-1NC
from city limits. PL 3-2865,

in
4-2P, thing furnished. Call PLaza 3-4635

branch
or see at earner or 12th & Olive.
4-1C
NO BAGHDAD IN BAGHDAD PACT Iraqi Premier Abdul
Karim Kassem (right) smilingly leaves his car in Baghdad
to make his way through an enthusiastic throng. Later the
James Stewart and Kim Novak
star in 'Columbia Pictures' new
Technicolor comedy, "Bell, Beak
and Candle." Co-starred are Jack
UNFURNISHED APT. Kassem government announced it was quitting the Baghdad
3 ROOM
several sizes in stock, also Alum 7 miles from Murray. /
$3800 if sold in 30 days. 112 miles Private entrance, garden & garage pact, which the U. S. supports and which Ruszita denounces. Lemmon ain Ernie Kavaca "BELL
Kline Goes Distance BOOK AND CANDiLE" is now
SALE OF SALES. NEW SINGER siding, 7 colors, 10 Alum windows, ONE EIGHT ROOM HOME, 8th from Springville. Tennessee. Leon available. 405 N. 5th., Phone PL
became the 4111lontatiC console, reduced $239.50. 1 door $199.00 installed. No down and Sycamore streets, lot 190x100, McDaniel, Springville, Tennessee. 3-1270. nomies Bureau of"The Northwest-
shawing at the VARSITY.
Kline secone 3-31P
urgh pitcher to go nine inn- 1 only. Contact Bill Adams. PLaza payment 36 months to pay. Home 2 bath rooms, fuel oil heat and 4-2C Report Describes ern National.- Life Insurance Co..
although tapped for 14 hits tavo grates.
ONE LOT 75x140 ON FARMER
FIVE ROOM laNfurnished house,
could be converted in" two apart-
Inflation Damage Minneapolis, goes on to say that
when the government raiseS the
le Orioles. It was a messy
in which the
eight hits, five walki and
Pirates corn- and 17th. 5 rooms. bath,
room, F.H.A. Loan, can take over
bal $4000.
utility
CHILD'S NICE HIGH CHAIR.
Blend wood. $6.00. Phone PLaza
3-1329. 4-2C
ments. 708 Main Street. PE 3-5759.
4-2C
• MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) — When
the • Federal government spends
bi'lion dollars the "easy," pop-
ula.. way — by borrowing it — ,ALE AT
Baltimore errors for their
Ted Kluszewski had three
ittsburgh's
in
hits and Kline
three runs.
EIGHT ROOM, 5 BEDROOM ON
Hamilton and 17th streets. A nice
home, electric heat.
REDUCED $20 - $30. NEW Singe;
vacuum cleaners. Just add to your
unt No money deityn, no in-
r tOST & FOUND
FOUND: STRAY RED
one billion dollars and lmances it
I
the hard, unpopular way — by
taxation — it costs the average
BONE Dog. U.S. family a'bout $20
can
the

$40 a
resultant
cost the
year in higher
same
dose of
,up
family
inflation

living costs
to

AUCTION
& TAT1Tm Bee I r yo..-s -to corro!
crease in payments. Singer Sewing ner ca a -
op ar. —4-
k Donovan allowed one fun 106 Gatlin Building Ph. PL 3-1974
Ad-
ix hits in seven maings foe
4-2C Machine representative, Bill
:
LOST, GOLD MASONIC Rirrc.. Answer tc Saturday's Put,
2 p.m. Friday,
ams. Ball PLaza 3-1757 or PLaza
Vagite Sox. who scored all
3-5480, 201 South 13th St., Murray.
with diamond setting, Monday CROSSWORD PUZZLE April 3, 1959
Murray.
runs off Ned Garver. The 20 ACRES OF LAND new four TFC
morning in downtawn
ACROSS • Ai ts E tg
room house. stock barn, chicken Liberal Reward. Call GRover 4- he ma E R
Sox announced after the 4-2P 1-Harvest I..L;
D Ii 'Lt
The City of Murray
and smoke house, young orchard, 2223. goddess ,..11,1l1.•11.11ts

that they are send:ng rook:es fenced, 14 acres sowed down, three 4-Skins• 7-it:.tek and Will Sell at Auction
McAnany, Joe Hicks and miles of Murray on good gravel ,
FEMALE HELP1 Wanted 9-Weaken
12-Obese
blue
11-i nit
read. $5250 full price. 13-Larigusge of 9-Shack
c Lindstrom to their rhinor anc.eot itorne 10-1:e ill ES
• 1 USED 1957
233 ACRE FARM, MODERN house, 14-11a-sten 11-Foothlre part -atj
e camp at Hollywood, Fla. INDIAN HEAD PENNIES AND 15-Taste 16-solennti oath
new stock barn ,tobacco barn, 96 LEA4
$3OO PER MONTH OLD COINS.'PleaSe call James C. 17-Parts MTH:.la FORD MOTOR
I acres in .Clark's Raver bottom, 62
/ acre crop base. Will give posses-
Salary plus car mileage and Williams at PL 3-3147 after 5:00
p.m. 4-4NC
C821.•ntial
a thing's Ills
19-Cut
to 2.-Soak
21 -i1urdi out
2!-Strufirig, voice
$ Dm NE
NlNI
A T_T
E
14

sion for '59 crop. A good buy at generous bonuses for energetic SO-Mature • 23-Noel TIOIR L Arf - and -
wcman desiring Sales Manage- 21-Cook slowly 25-Anunated
1916,500. GARDEN BREAKING AND order- 23-Article of of
10

I WE HAVE SEVERAL new and ment career as District Manager furniture pepper
with fast growing Cdsenetic
ing. Thomas Lamb. Phone Mrs.
IN -Pierce
• I USED JAEGER
nearly new three and foal- room A. 13 Hart PL 3-2273, 4-2P 27-Writing ' 25-1'triirikard• 38-Repulse - 41-Cry of dove
brick h_mes. Well locrete:d as well Company. Experience recruit- Implement eetheart ollun CONCRETE
22-iluge 40-tiltain
and supervising direct-to- 28-Torrid 41-Rodent
as many other good buys. Check
ing
home. sales ladies desirable.. No
Male Help Wanted 35-Fashion 35-Setted
temporarily
42-i:tamping
vice 47-11endow . MIXER, 1 i -yard
wiqt Roberts Realty far all your 314-World
organizathm 36-Mournful 43-2.:ew IS-Shade tree
personal selling or evening work
JO VAN FLEET, left, Silvana Mangano, Anthony ,Perkins. Tight, home needs. CENTRAL 27-Christian England St -Parent
capacity powered
t required Car needed for local FARM HAND FOR 31-Ordinance miiverrity teoliou.)
and Richard Conte star in "This Angry Age," a Technirama- _ it0HERTS REALTY
22-Gem•-= of
feot iva
3-1851 daysor Hoyt area. Unusual opportunity for 1111ni is livestock and grain farm.
Technicolor love story of today's yopth, starting Wednesday at Phone PL eat! • 7,;.'.',.) 4 5 5 7 8 :1 :.; 19 It) 11 by two cylinder
3-3924. Jimmie woman who feels She has never Married, not more than 2 children. 33-Pr, • 1 2 3
Roberta PLaza ....-..
the Varsity.
had true chance to prove her Give education, experience, ref- ....1
• • '
real ability. For interview write erences, when available. Address
garmerit s
311-Pose for
portrait
12 t3 --'514 gas motor
_plE21101.1, LAMM L. D. Kennedy. Gen. Sales Mgr., box 32-F, Murray. Ky. 3-31C
37-010's name 5 6 .75-17 18
Crot Inc.. 153 Harvard Ave., 23-British Sale will be held at
ea_AminnciaLSCSIIRt S' d, (a an. 4-1C 1 STEAM FINISHER. Inquire at
Boone Laundry and Cleaners. TFC
streetcar
39-Tattered
cloth
-
9 '4'' 10
.
!,....i'
.-...!5:$2,4 , 75 26 City Barn near Thur-
8Y
C. 'V TINY 40-Irishman
41-Rescued
21 22 ;
'J.--
mond's Mill on South
.re bzr—brz..t..
..„— Services Offered TALL TREE 41-Affirmative
1I-Strong
27
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PORTLAND. Ore. — CUD — scented herb 33
13Q 46-ill econcert 2nd St. Both items may
•••Tnta n‘rrEarn _,Itrue England, righting for her ready tapping Alt a r,•-••••-•nr Ernie Kolbe, chief forester
)
for the
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tioo,:lAs • rouirg Scofro ai agaiilbt Iii pal.,m I to DAY IS NO PROALEM Western Pine Association, la a s 3
mariner is relating a story that be-i ble as an island nation. tad WASH 15-Number
10-Part of
34 be inspected the day of
gins in MB when the ship R110- E. -ways taken a long view on rna• ahnnk back in terror, I focused ta hen you use our self .service ccme up with a hybrid ponderosa r tx.. j29
Ll"FC is arriving in Neer York. Dick's vateers It was common practice my gaze on the truncheon — tree. His tree, five years old,
Dow
38 1::-:. 40
first spto on a se..ret monition to Made- laundrette. wash 20e. Dry I0e. We 52-Lamprey sale at the City Barn.
g...siat we Oas plunged mite the ad- to attack merchant vessels of . knowing full well he meant to never close. Speed Wash,. 2e7 stands about 151 2 feet tall. Ordi-
/
74-Ptiff 'up 42 i:.;.: 43
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Venture blindly ASINCIlha 10 earn other countries. if those coun- distract me thus From true corner 65-Mate sheep :••• :',.':•.,. '..,;••• Seller reserves the
gold with Artoeandt to merry h• i tweet- South Seventh Street. 4-23C nary panderosa pines of this age 47 48
an eye I saw the second foot-
heart to Scotl and settle down , tries were belligerents, aria to or would be about knee-high. Kolbe DOWN
44 45
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pek is to recewe ft.rehei orders from Sells their cargoe. outright oat- pad rise on. tiptoe and move to _ right to reject all bids
reports. His fast-growing ponde-
,. Luke Metcalf the FAst India urally. the practice was flagrant- my left. Clearly .ar intended to I-Awav! ,...,..:,
Company agent ii. New York the rear While ma WOULD LIKE TO KEEP SMALL rosa has been crossed with a Jef- 2-o 'ronv
While ftW 11.1DIOLUTE Ilea outside ly abused in waters reyond the strike trom colloo oi;•:.- 15
the harbor becalmed Dick is dirArreI, control of the so-called civilized companion held my attention child in my home See Annette frey pine. from California and is
3-l'art of
53 :':':':54 — CITY OF MURRAY
• from thouahrs of his socethogri fly powers. Moat of the lout on elia• riveted. Ccles at 420 South 8th Street. groWina in the rich ground of an nowor
tht tight of a stunningly oeautitui 4-Furrow , United Feature Siri5.,•'.
TFNC cld chicken yard.
girt who is staring at him Pon, the play tn_re, I was positive, flail been It was an ancient dodge and I
deck 'ii • trier. hint ship STAR OF pirated outright and resold under was ready beture tile trap closed.
BENGAL. that A piloted draringiy NANCY by Ernie Bushman'.
close to the REISOIXTF. As • rata forged bills of lading. When my second enemy charged
asigno arse. It. ST Aft,, steals the "Will you look further, Mr. me from behind, I dropped to one
wind s,rid lane past the RESOLUTE.
wth the E.ri Miscue/4 a taunt at Douglas? Or may 1 shut up knee to receive the rush Time
(LAST WEEK TEN FANS MY DAD
ATM •
Dick When the ft--t01-U1'E is fin- shop?"
•11) wrist near •he ..trlAn• docks.
• I Inrin thought 10 of the girl He
man's club was raised to strike
I glanced about me. Engrossed when I swiveled beneath it—trip-
sego be, 'is''Ilk lb. STAR with • in my cataloguing of McLane's ping him neatly and catching nim
three-man retinue and nesttant to
•prrnach net then 4...e• to Rot me. booty, I had not realized his staff
by the fleets in the same lunge. THE
_ WE
HUGE
RE HURT
CROWDS
TO HEAR HIM
IN THE
TRY'NG
WAS
WHEN
HEARD
HURT

HIM
HE
Lan. ter sidurnisirou Bob identifies had withdrawn. Using his body aa a club. I beat ROCK 'N' ROLL
het as Senhorits flouts Damao who back the rush 0t the iarget bully,
K ID
;TARS I. to be • passenger on the IMAIRTM
1, ENTUftE an outs:. tn. Fast India
Compan) stop Sir-Lane arrecabli sot
'13c you lock up yourself sir ?"
"Always.
fniaes Dirk with the news that Dick to no one else."
TURE.
ommand the PILORIII VEN-
.
It's a chore 4'11 trust
,
Who was now moving in to siatirun-
aster the heath Inn.% nib conteder-
ate nail tailed to deliver The vic-
I tollowed nim-au silence while tim's head, colliding with my neiy
•
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he tefted the bars on .!ach wirolow .assatlant'a moinft at the top of

CHAPTER 5 and snade sure ma iron shutters the swing, doubled nim like a
a •"NOY I see Sir Luke before were bolted on the iroode. This )ackknife, with his Wind spilled. rL
NIGHTS 1111 morning?" I asked Bob Mc- dine, ne escorted me through a
Lane.
"At the moment." said McLane, an alley bordering the narbor.
e rests on a (arm ne owns an
Before either could; reef/vet I
kind of postern gate that gave to was on my knees again -ersiash-
Mg a. fist downward at the base
ou Il excuse me if I flurry, at the smaller man's skull with
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1.1..riem —a village to the north of Mr. Douglas? I've a meeting at enough force to stun him. Then, IC
us. I'll loan you a trap If you wish the Governor's house — and It prying the black jack from his
to call there " can't wait." fingers, I cracked the second
"My friend is ordering rooms In "Go by all means," I said. "I bravo across the pate — hard by Rambures Van Buren
ABM an' SLATS
town," I said "Unless we're to can find my way to Culpepper enough to render him hors de
sail with the tide, I see no_ reason Lane." combat without breaking a bone. I'LL ALWAVS VAND I'M THANK - --THAT PAID OFF IN SAVING
tth -11r journey to the talickfahda." "So you can," he said—and A blow above the ear of the other AW! DIDN'T YOU HEAR THE
'REGRET THAT I. Flk THAT NE'WAD OUR LIVES!! LONG UVE (S08) j
"Nor do I," said McLane. "Go moved w th most comic haste footpad 'Unshed what my flat had BROADCAST'? SATHLESS-GROGGIN5
SACRIFICED HiS T
'. LEAD THAT CONSIDERED A LOATHING FOR I MEAN -HOORAY FOR
1111 on to sirs. Pettinglira. by all toward t4e alley's mouth, where begun. Five seconds after lointr.g LIFE
HIM A NO- SOAP AND SATHLESS.I.'
means. With luck. you may join a rig an coachman were waiting. battle I found myself in posses- SOAPY MESS OUT 0' TOWN RIGHT
gone on the Instant with SMACK INTO BOTTOMLESS AW GOOD BUM- WATER -•-f
Senhonta Damao at table." He was sion of the field—and got to my
"May I ase,your wares before a great rattling of ironshod feet to make sure the rascals RAVINE - - -
I go?" 'I asked. "YMi realize of wheels on cobbles. were otherwise linemen Then I
cess Of course, that your fame has long
sane reached Scotland?"
At the time l saw nothing odd turied again to the shadow.N1
In the fact I had been deserted In arch. to search out ther assail-
"I'm proud ot riig. reputation this noisome cul-de-sac, with no an's I had not long to wait.
'1 7_ 1
AY there,- sato McLane. "Follow me, exit but an archway that gave to The en-my who now trod be.
Mr Douglas The light's it bit the loading platform of the ware- tween me kid safety was tall son ,
dim. but I'll show you what I house proper.
can."
For the next half hour we tc hasten
Curiously enough, I felt no urge
to Mrs. Pettingill's
wiry, with fanatic's eyes in •
dead -white lace and rtervous
hands. His close-cropped poll sug-
• roamed through the. storerooms boarding establishment. While I gested that he was a man of qon
staurant ot his thltat eatabllehment, where weighed the problems that ob-
ity minus his wtg, though hip
he proved the most knowledge- scured my future I sat on a bol- clothes and boots seemed rough.
able of guides Yet. try as I lard arid watched the powerful Under his arm tie carried a pair (.5. 5.1 Po -
might. I could not pierce his ar• tug of that tide -in a river that ot naked cutlasses Without a .11.• fl!5s,thONN 1,..ewet

mor as he displayed the prodigal was no river at all, but an arm word, no flung one of the blades
ffee Co. abundance of nil wares of the ever,restleas sea.
me—then stood en garde rising
"You say these goods are from After striking a spark froth at
tinderbox and smoking a pipe a bit on his toes, like a tiger
wrecked ships,- I ventured. "Why my
:ream Co. are they undamaged?" ot Virginia shag, I managed to about to spring.
"Defend yourself, sir," he said.
LIL' ABNER - - - - is Al Capp
"My agents buy only the pick shake off my gloom. Evening had 0'FELLOW-
of the salvage, Mr Douglas." closed in on the alley while I "You'll get a fair fight." It was GASP!f-THERE'S ROME. er 5"0- WHAT? A GROUP
gentleman, and the AMER ,C_ANS, WAITIN' •
"How can you be sure these sat there, hut there was light the voice of a THE NO HARM
SYSTht
things weren't pirated'!" enough to guide me among the order was given in
the most coot'. tROME!! f— ONE'NORD
OTHER SIDE
ON
OP HIS
GEORGIA? DONE!! TQ GREET ME!!
0. The factor's smile vas bland as bales to Front Street. Only when teous of tones. Yet this new threat OUT!! 2 ?-WE DEPORTED
than the DEPORTATION WI'A 21-GUN
Devon cream "1 can t be Sure— I moved Mtn the deeper shadow chilled me far more HIM TO
In every case. Still, If the bill of of the arch was I consclona that crude attack of the .footpads. OPDFR SALUTE,ITSEEms!!
THE WRONG
sale is stamped and In order, the I had outstayed my welcome. "D'you want my purse too?" I "GEORGIA'!! ROMEft
SUGAR seller', record Is clean. That's all There was no mistaking the in- asked.
ery, Snow's I'm concerned shout." tent of the two figures who closed "Prove you can handle a cut-
'ood Market,
"Which means you're willing to In to bar my further progress. lass," he said. "or you'll never
buy from privateers—not from Even without their truncheons I learn." Ile charged me with that
try, A&P Food outright Watts?" could guess they were footpads, ultimatum. aiming a great swing-
Grocery, Stop "Privateer fto a weird thht cov- with but one end In view. ing blow that would have split
sr)', ers many sins" said McLane. "May I pass, gentlemen ?" head from body had it landed
Horn's Groc- "Naturally, in the unsettled state said—if only to test their motives, fairly. The rirtg of steel, when I
et world trade, cargoes may "Not without your purse," said lifted my blade to Itliwr My Hie,
,rocery, Out- change hands often befoee they one of them. set the echoes flying in that con-
lurray Wnole- reach the market. Or—to put the “And a bit of your hide, If you fined space: a score of gulls,
matter in other terms--goods can show tight," saki the other, leaving thrar perches on the. ware.
be resold u1. finitely, it the spirit My hand dropped to my sWbrd Nurse roof, circled wildly above US
our Admiralty taw is ritaserVed." before I recalled I was vtiarmed. before spurting into the blue. .•
z. int be Vtle4 ! 4 •••
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LEDGER & TIMES — MURRAY,

Faithful !CAhnicin
aegot U. Gets KENTUCKY
TTIF.SDAV — MARCH 31, 195f.
Ledger
Teachers CHICAGO nUrli - The
•,

PERSONALS
Tkok
latest
addition ipaithe treasure-store
of
'documents in a steel vault
at
Harpea Memorial Library of
Its HURON JIFF:RFS' the
University of Chicago is a - Students retuining today to the
Seperinterident of busi-
ness ledger kept by a farm man- University if Kentucky are Jennye
Calloway County Schools
ager of 1.000 years ago. Sue Stubblefield, A. Wer SiMmons,
a. teacher apprec.aition
Ietie. , time when each of -Robe* Rosenthal. the library's Edwina Kirk, John Preston Ord-
us epecial'enllection curat way, and Betsy Howton.
should .nclicate in some appro or, said the
p- two yellowed, tattered sheets, •• •
riate way - a notes'. a gift.
a 1714 by 8la inche
personal thank you, that we s, are papyrus Bill McKeel, Northville, Mich.,
are
indebted to these people who account books and date back to arrived for four days visit with
teach our children. Yet, think "about 158 A.D."
his mother, Mrs. Eula McKeel
back across the years, and,
ing Rosenthal said the ledgers a
-the "accounts written .are and sister, Mrs. Goldia Curd.
many teachers who helpe in (amen which • •••
d to were kept in
shape and influence our lives. the form of double
a entries. They recor Mr .and Mrs. Dave Tobias and
note Cr gift seems poor repay d the Cod of
ment processing oil, daughter, Garden City, Michigan,
of a debt. wine. and grains
When the word "teacher" for marke t and the income from spent the Easter holidays with her
is the sales of these parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
'mentioned. so many things -co commodities
me over several months." Shroat and other relatives.
to our mind. faces half-forgotten, •
vo.ces hard to recall. th-e- The papyri were written in • • ••
room aernell" Of-Thins. desk. Greek. Rosenthal added, because
ChM that Charlie Waters. Murray, was rec-
nbells. 1 stuffy rooms, , Lang was the language of Egypt ently released from- the hospital
winter time.
days and lain sunlight, in Little Rock. Ark., following an
Teachers at the
-so many teachers to whom operation. He will be at the home
-we
owe so much, and to whom c• • of his son, Taman Waters in
can never say even "thank yau".
I'm aafr3.c1 we are not grateful
enough for our teachers.
we
it‘itan .•• Little Rock. until he is able to
return to Murray. Friends may
write him at 10411 Slyvan
Hills By J
Our mind' torn, .backw.,ret to Cort..t..ed Iron-. Page One
Highway. North Little Rock, Ark.
just a raw ,.f the IC3Cht't'S U nitec
merr.been-of the Cadiz C:vit
remember thraugh the years. Club aasa
came to Mirray to help
an • le at eigh
Then, was the m.aaerly lady who aout. Dr. Roy Beaman of New Orle-
manned k.ndness, faith and jus*,,ce ans. La., visited in Murray last nities an
The event was so successful hundreds
in our hearts because she was , that it will week with relatitves and friends.
be an annual money and Okla
always kind and faithful. Tn, ratsang -project of the club. Win- •
there was the kindly man villa ners of •••• They k.
the ticket selling - teams and injui
taught us the love of nature he- in the Mr. Ned Beaman of Houston,
club. will be treated to them cr
cause he stutind the trees, nnears, steak citr.ne Texas visited over the week -end
r -and the losers will were ash
birds. and ,the great out-of-door's have a :n Murray
bean supper. struck.
with us. Then there was the JUST DUCKY for small fry,
The dab expressed their'. thanks_ this dress is TISSUE GLIGMAILinaaaainaian A torna
Fr-1111,-11,4T: who -1Wialiezt-dalted-Seeisonerittrwinftenallr el-white-etrenTS
mime iao purehased tickets for affarliiiii. is Used for a delightfully nines bet
taught us( the meaning of obeca- the crisp little frock.
pancalce, day. to RuclY's and
ier.ce. nat because he was stern
and harsh, but because we adrrar- .generous
the Kentucky Colonel for their
cooperation, and to the
ly SUSAN BARDEN
vfOTHERS will love new top creates a dressy pinafore
FREE lb in cei
than tha
It accour
ed his strong character and his many 11.1 fashions for little girls. derdress. Embroidery and Val
companies and firms •who look. This crisp bib Is bande
fine qualities. All of them endow- donat
ed the tood which was serv-
They're feminine and fetch-
with white. A white band
d lace trim are used from collar A complete dead and
ed uf.with, patience and willir.g- ing, bound to make budding is to hem. Sleeves are edged That to
ed. also used to define waistline
ness. for when we were wayward, beauties look completely en- with lace and formed bile front
The club is runn:r.g an adver- chanting when it's time to
and edge cuffs. in
pleasing puffs that will flat- Chiropractic C. B. Bru
stubborn and restless. theit pa-
tisement in today's issue thark.ng dress up for parties or visits Pretty toe PortIss ter plump little arms. Connally
Lance and self_-control seeded end-
lathe nanata A flan Ramis
, desen,.. - --to-fazaeraciodernrearttives. - -Spring cheeks show up In Examination Surgeon:- •
• One frock for example, is Wiiign is a really navy and white fin small fry
pretty frock for parties. and two
So to y u teachers toctiy: brown dotted Swiss. A splash in a dress with a white
.n sion. you:- steadfastness to- em- It drovi
ackn,wledgemern to what
you your en:ling:less to sacrif
:deals. of White organdy across the
It's white organza over a
broidered collar and front ,
including all x-rays
pale yellow cotton-satin un- A TINY CHARMER Ls all set tiv body
have meant to your commu
for
nity. the pr vtiege of servi
r loyalty to you • - '
ice for
ng, you are
panel for
her party dress of snowy white -a birthday celebration in
organza over yellow cotton.
• M11.1M.
Hillsboro
neck at the
"pin ctfsh
East !laze! Club Air

.1leets In Home Of GREEN CREEK

OAKLEY Thet ear
have conl
.
.1Irs. H.i//iam .-I dam GARAGE WITH HOUSE an Air F(
sj Lochie Landolt, Editor Phone PL 3-4707 NEWS
The East Hazel Homemakers
met recently, in the home
club
LONDON (UPI) - The fol-
CHIROPRACTIC Killeen. ^,
men were
killed.
of Mrs. Well we have some
William Adams. Presiding
preatdent. Mrs Leland Alton.
The roll ca:1 was answered
nine memta in telling the name
was the

'
#01464 her today after a few
warm sun shine Hope
doesn' t last too long.
Easter weat-
days of
cold spell
lowing advertisement appeared
in the personal column of the
Times:
CLINIC • '
The tot

State
a spring tanker Not so much sickness "Untitled old Etonian forced
at this
The devot.onal taken
from
time, just bad colds.
Mr and Mrs.
to sell garaga in .heart of West Aurora, Kentucky Sectic
Psalms and the •thought for Tom Gordon have End; three bedroom hauar: thrown
rranth "Keeper of My
Home"
the ...been visiting their children
in in. -• No appointment At K
avert given by Mrs Hertle
Mrs Hoyt Cra:g led in prayer.
The lessor, on 'Sewing Machi
Crajgn
Social Calendar evening. Hostesses will be Mes-
dames H. W. Wilson. Will Frank
Steely. Galen Thurman. Jr..
and
Alton
of the
. Ill.,
child
this past week. Some
ren brought them and
spent the week -end.
MAX H.
necessary
The Ke
ne Mr „Gord on and his son-in-law tion's Spi
attachment was presented by
Irus Sills and Mass-ffild
Mrs. i Tuesday. Mareb 31st . Mrs Jessie Cole, South
Bill Thurman.
visited Huston Miller Satur
day aft-
CHURCHILL Hours College an
a . The Temple 11.1: cnapter Eighth ernoo
They demonstrated inewing
lace, 1No. 511 will bold a Friendship
OES i Street at 730 in the eveni
ng.
n. FUNERAL HOME • held
inserams making Woks,
and us- night at 7:30 pm. Ra.nbnw glrls
•••• Tuesday, Apte '141k ,Mr. and Min. Charley Culp
fbeen Sick with colds. have 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. pri
day al
ir g different son hemm The Murray Star chapt "THIl FRIENDLY announces
ers and l 'ram Murray will be In cearge Monday. April It& er N.
binder!. The Cora Graves Circle of the 433 OES will met at the Masonic' The revival meeting is in prog- FUNMA.L HOME" Monday, Wednesday, man of th
of the program. All Masons and hall at 710 pm. ress at !Locust Grove this
Mrs. Rertle Craig gave land- Easte College Presbyterian Church week. In addi'
rn Stars are invited. will • • •• Mr. Bert Hodges and Husto
scaping notes. •• •• meet with Mrs. Eleanor Larson
as1T h e Potte n , lit Thursday, and Friday Section al
hostes rtown Mille r garde ned some Thursday, ' Librarians
A salad plate and e !fee
1
were Wednesd.sv. April let
s. The program will be on
club
Homemakers
also Mr. and
SUPERIOR
served by the haress aas.st
ecisby Tbe Gta., Wyatt c.rc:e of the
"Political Circles". will meet in the home of Mrs.
Mr and Mrs Herman Edwar
Charl ey Culp. AMBULANCE 1:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. to attend
Mn. Grace Robertson at
Mrs. Mary Hawth.rne.
1 College Presbyterian Class will
meet It 930 im. :r. the h ane
Mrs. Raphael -Jones.
• • ••
Circle Six of the WMS. First
of Baptist church. wall meet
in the evening Hostesses will
at 7:30
the morni ng.
• • • •
The Five Circles of the
10:30 in
and
'visit
Miller.
Rebel
ors of
Gibso
Mr.
n
and
were recent •
Mrs. Huston I
ds SERVICE
Equipped With
OXYGEN
Sundays
librarians
present.
Follow/1i
• • •• be First Baptis WMS. on Frida
KNOWS HU* .4,1J111 Mrs. A. W. Russell and Mrs. Glen t church will meet at Mrs. Rober t Gohe ne and Nancy I Phone El 4-4155, le two
Thursday. April led Hodges Program leader is Mrs. 2:4, in the afternoon inthe fol- were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Phone PL 3-4612 groups. '
The Garden department of the lowin g places' Circle one with Charl ey Culp while Robert was
„11•-• Murray Woman's club will meet
J. B. Burkeen 311 N. 4th - Murray, Ky. Fairdealing Exchange jars. "Lb'r
The Suburban Homemaker, dut Mrs. Owen Bithngton, Circle Two away winning the ,State Basketball tServices."
CINCINNATI. Ohio Pf - at 230 p.m, at the club house with Mrs. S. S. Herndon, Circle tourn ament .
Carl . will meet at 7 p.m. in the 2ation ai
Rich was granting 011ie Shockl Hostesses will be Mesdames L. A. horns Mr. and. Mm" Bert Hodges visit-
68. a divorce from his
ey,. of Mrs. David Thompson, 507 Three with Mrs. Carl Kingins, Streareli
wife Jodie Moore , Carl Lockh art. W H Mae Whitnell Avenue. Circle Four with Mn. &fetus Linn, ed their daughter Vernet] Snow
Belle, when he saw snrnet son. J. E. Littleton. and Cliford and Circle Five at the First Bapti Tuesday morning.
h,ng • •• • st Corner at 4th & Main
the court records that
made him Melugin. Circl e Seven of the First Bap-
Mission. People are beginning to talk Phone PLaza 3-2547
ii•e• • • •• about little chicks. but 'think there
tist church will meet at 7:30 in
"You died in 1933. Mr.S win" be time for that after Easter
ley," arad the ju dge.
"If .1 dot I didn't know
hock- Erlday. April 3rd
The Jessie Houston Service club
the evening Hariesses are Mrs.
Hunte r Love and Mrs. E. D. Ship- The
Thursday. April 11I1h
H..rne
ley. Leader will be Mn, Grave Murray Woman': Club will meet
Depar tment of the
Dave Harmon was a visitor of
Husto n Miller last week.
.
ABORTIONIST HELD - Death of
SCOTT DRUG CO.
thing abaut it.- Shock
any- of the Supreme Forest %Cad
ley repLed.Circle will meet man s at 2.30 in
the afternoon at the Mrs Ellen Hodges is able to 16 - year -old Brenda Emerson •
in the home of Medd. club house. Hostesses are Mes- out some.
be
(upper), pretty bride whose "PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS"
••••
dames Joe Parker, Nat Ryan DOG body was found on a Burbank,
Tuesday,-April, 7th Calif., hospital lawn, is bLamed
Matthews To Preach God's Wor The executive board of the Hughes, Maynard Ragsdale, John :
: ti.Y
D.Lmliistb. erte
dy
re
n: kl .
iabA
hio.mcuoaerl
i.m
K
o
d United Church Women will
meet
Reale. E W. Riley. Frank Hal-
GROWERS RED-FACED
on an abortionist by investi- 1
Ps 0:Thfr
:11.113.e
n°
College Church of Christ - gators. Under arrest Is Mrs,
Murray, Ky. at ten o'clock in the Presbyterian comb. rnn Tommy Lavender. JACKSONVILLE. Fla al -The
••• Ruth Davidson, 42, (lower), who
April 1 - 8 Manse. Flori da Water melon
7:00 p.m. •• •• Saturday. April lath Growers and served an abortion term in 1955.
PLAN TO COME! Distri butors Assoc iation had to fly II!
The Murray Assembly of Rain-
bow for Girls will meet in
Masonic Hall at 7 p.m.
The Woodman Circle Juniors water
will meet at 2 `pm. in the Ameri
the can Legion Hall. - at its
melons fr •rn Cuba to serve
annua l convention because
not a melon could be found in
POWER OF THE PRESS Sweater Girls Dr.

•• • • • • • • Florida. PREFER alrbanqi

The Delta Department of the Tuesday. April 2Is1
The HARTFORD, Coma - cipal at
Music department of the
Murray Woman's club will
meet Woman'si club will After a month of snowless winter SANITONE be Dr.

VarOflay at the club house at

even.rg. Hostesses are Mesd
7.30 in the the eveni
Holmes Ellis, A. D Butterwort
A. B. Austin and C. B. Ford. ,
• S •-•
ames a program
h. Hastesses wall be Mesdamea
meet at

Tracy. Glindel Reaves. Mary Alex-

The Jessie Lad-wick circle of ander. John Winter, H W. Wilson,
7
ng at the club home for
on "Grand Opera".
30

Albert
in weather, the Hartford Times prira
ed a picture of a sled on hair
ground wah the caption' "When -
the 'mown' Restore the final edi-
tion. It started to snow and a
next day the Times printed an,
Sol,-See
DRY CLEANING
Murray
encl. D4
an aTh,
Concl
be a
morn in
the Colege Presbyterian churc Irvin Gilson and Earl Douglas. er picture of the sled, this ta
"LAST TIME'STIME'SJAMES STEw h • • •• Leaders

I ART and MC IPA NOVAK in will meet at 2 p.m. covered with snow, and the ca, It makes their
Thursday. April 23rd Status,
TONIGHT "BELL, BOOK & CANDLE" - • • • •
color The WSCS of the Twat Metho- The Magazine Club will meet tion: "We asked for it." sweaters "Its 0

dist church will meet in the Little at 2.30 in the afternoon with Mrs. color-bright ... Gitler.
Cullen Phillips as hostess. Accredi
Chapel in 10:45 in the morning. Guest Zeta Department cashmere soft!
I WEDNESDAY and THURSD • • •• speaker will be Mrs. C. S. Lowr
y
rotary,
AY Thursday. April Ws
The Supr,•me Forest Woodma
on "A Dash Of Comedy".
•••• •
Hears Mrs. Lowry — SPECIALS TODAY THRU SAT.
— Americ
E J. I
NOY S HOTTEST YOUNG STAR Friday. April Mb Speak On Japan SWEATERS Depart
IN THE LOVE STORY OF OUR AGE!
Circle Will meet at the Wornan'S
club house at 7 30 :n the evening.
The Zeta Department of
the
only 45e Univen
•• • • Woman's club will meet at
the
Mrs. C. S. Lowry spoke to a
recent meeting of the Zeta de-
BLANKETS only 99( ney B.
club house at 1:30 in the eveni State '
, The South Murray Homemakers I
for a dessert bridge Hostesses
ng partment dif the Murray Woman's PLAIN SKIRTS only 490 Woads,
l club will meet in the home of are club and showed slides on France
yrs. John Pasco. Mrs. Pat
Mrs Jewell Evans, North 16th
'Mrs. M C Ellis, Mrs
Wallis, and Japan. The meeting was held BED SPREADS only 99t •
3inscon
Street Extended Robert at 7:30 in the evening at the Club nei,
• • •• Mille r, Mrs. Dan Hutson. mei. House. SHIRTS only 45t Louis'
Stark Erwin, Mrs. L. D. Miller moden
The North Murray Homemakers , During the business meeting
club will meet in the home of
Mrs. Conrad Jones. Mid John
Mrs Alfred 1.indsey presided
CAR COATS only 79( Miss
Quertermous, and Mrs Chan
Mts. ,riara Workman at 1.30 in the
afternoon.
Clark.
el Names for membership were tat. DRAPERIES (1x2/ 12 yds.) only '1.00 of the
mittee
ed and the library service proa
• ••• -
• • •• was discussed. SHOWER-PROOF any Garment
The Paris R oa d Homemakers fiaturday. April 15th
The Alpha department of Plans were made for the benefit
. 75t Fl
:nub will meet in the home of
Mrs. Pat Thompsfin
Murray Woman's stub will
the
meet bridge party to be sponsored by (These Prices Cash & Carry) im
ur
Kgr
Aso • • •• in the club house at 000 in the C'hecks brighten a
evening for a pot luck belted. seml-
the Zeta department April 24 at for th
T t ',.11,1K:01011•
IMO ME • YIN SAISII Nil
Monday. April Ilth
The Sigma department of the
Murray Wrienan'e Club will meet
Hostesses are Mesdames
McConnell, Cleo Hester.. Benjamin
Keys, C. L. Scarb
supper. fitted suit in lacy loop Britis the club house.
D. T. woolen mohair. See cover photo
for another view of the suit,
h
Hostesses for the evening IA
By Mesdames Rob Hole. Alvis Jon's,
Boone Cleaners voa t
n
aegrei
at the club house at 7.30 in the rough, Misses Arthur Jablow; hat by John warm
Cappie Beale and Rubie Smith. Fred- Glen C. Hodges, James Rudy All- South Side Square
erica. britten and Miss Vivian Hale. Phone PL 3-2552 day-t
after.
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