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'DOG PROBLEM SOLUTION IS APPROVED• Seen & Heard

AroundMURRAY

The Samar which grows at the01 back of Ward and Kama hes leav-

es on it now and may be seen Inds-log out of what used to be an oldcoal bin. The tree actually growsMade the builceng. but sticks outittrolielth a window.

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Rosa Tuohy has written sin articlein the May usue a Harper's mog-&ant in it h.ch he expounds onthe greuit advantages of Junior

• Medicare - "to yuarantee ouryoung at lam as much aa we giveour okkiters".

Al the risk of being culled cold aridcolious, a e y this is a iot ofbunk.

Mr. Tunleo lays The United

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Accident Reported

By City Police

A traffic amodent was investigat-ed by the Murray Police Depart-ment yesterday at. 10.26 am. anMaan Street.Sheryl A Mooly of 200 Olive• eet, Pane. Term, driving a 1966Dodge four door sedan, was mut-ed at the curb and warted to pullout. She told Police that the didn'tsee the 1961 fiord four door sedangoing east on Main Street and hitIt In the right side, accordiqe toPatrolman Metal Phillips and Sgt.James Brown.Damage to the Moody car was

on the front bumper and on the1961 Porci, driven by James D.Hannon at Puryear, Tana, RouteThree, the clanage was on therigbt Ade.The Police also arrested tmo per-

sons for driving while intionnitedand nisued a citation to me per-son for not haste* an openatoralicense, accuititog to Macke Mare,radio operator for the Oito

FALSE ALARM

Miss Clara Eagle

Fish FryOpens TodayIn Paris

The Mum,PtDisplideuent wasoiled to Woo& het nightabout ratidiska bat lb* oak turn- PARIS. Term ter - Politics was

ad out to be a fahe dens. evpaYed to be Oian. as trot asthe MOW take as the warid'eberm* alb try opened a tivo-dayeddmilikise

*Among these estAng flab withone hand and looking for voteswith the other were guberzetoraloandblitio nuked 1111Inglas andJAM lbaker

catehadina. prcanding Mar-

07 liallasoley lake. atheduledto beaulphnet te-imigrwocim. par-ade 32 eoritiManas all ea.hIbit their elmema In blips theymay wear lbe clown of queen athe Termseme Valley Maud that

llightThe anal fry parade farrowing

Mate made by the young fhb eM-ers will be had Saturday morning.Crher officials expected for the

ctletratecin braided nen RomEisen. D-Tenn, Rep Robert A.Overect, 0-Tents., Rep FtichsidPtOton. D-Tenn , and Gov matement. Clement's plane were Mt

lefoCte on his appearance Mar.

• Church GroupWith Over 500'Will Meet Here

Nell Lune, te tenting !minister forJehreith's Witham" in Murray an-nounced belay that their sentnernDuel cermet ansernbly will be held

• here In Murray The areemble willcorm the theme "Mike Marcie'of People of MI the Nektons"Amadei, to Woes the three 'day

seerembh will begin June 10. atWrote* High School. Main at Ills'Street Advance rogueries for over-night accontochrlors indicate thatapproodnernety 500 persons fromparte of Tonnes:h. and Kentuckywill attend the gathering"Became eximmenad felaties in

• Murray MN be filled to overflow-ing. many delimiter will be placedin rune rooms to privete homes,"Lucas commented_ 'lb obain themany nereseery rune we under-Sand that Wittleenea from Murrstyhave been conducting a dielhhowento-house search throughoutthe city

Pterrepal speakers for the as-sembly will be J A Hirderer. dus-ted supervisor for Jehovah's Wit-

inthia us and It S. Ben-nett, care* superviseAlthough they will Amu WV -

end tame an the three day pro-gram, the mat outitanding pre-writetion will be the public die-• by Hinderer on Sunday,.111.711e 12th at 3.00 pin , on the sub-ject "Does Ood Have Irdluence InThin Twergleth century"Lucas mid the purpose of the

II Ito feed Jeremiah%Witzwesee in this area with spir-ituel fond" dnvwn from advance4tutt.• of the Rib!e. 'This aseublyv.101 heti Jrhovah's Witnentes and

r eiterated peewee in atterwilinoeimprove their relaturehip to Clod,"

he addedSewn there will be over 500

Jehosotes Wi.16619eR In Murray for

tent rolarnbly. I alight be well to

• pxosiAn just who are Jehovrah's

WItreue. Mr. Lams mid. -They

are an internationsro known re-

ligious dennneinseam with repre-eertariver in 197 countries and is-

lands of the sem, It Is through the

merinun a the Mae that they areblower hope to PnOle of RoodA-111 a Minas the fare of the earth.In !TUTee days of ever-threatenang

nuclear war, in which the• rerunorin of the world means Im-

mo .1.7 4t.. the wonderful prospectsof a world it. pesos. WOW Wit-eons rule, is opened up thintahBible k row/edge."Why is It Wad Jetweales WU-

mama urr so many different me-

thods IQ preach the good nue at

Nall Lams

Like Jesus. theybekeve that the Kirscdorn mondedeserver' the moot effective preach-ing inethoch."Nor snug.' "then, that these

Chetadan Wknesaee are often seenIn pubBc places off Prig fable lit-erature and telling about the King-&en"Nct strarwe then, is the me ot

the public meeting Jean often us-(('ontinued on Page Three)

Temple Hill Church

Plans Homecoming

Temple RH Methodist °huntWI holld Ms annual homecomingSunday. May 1, at the churchSunday School will be held at 10

am, with preaching services at 11a.m.! Lundh will be served at noonwith sinpng in the afternoonThe public is invited to attend.

Kentucky Weother ForecastMostly oe-exly today through

Saturday with soattitenel showersand thunderhUrne High today 63me to 72 wen Low tonight 64mot to 64 west.

Kentucky Lake : 7 am. 36ii 3, up03: below dam 315.2, up 26./Molise 5:47. admit 6.16.Moon seta 2:30 ani.

Licensed Practical

Nurses Will Meet— —

The Licerand Practical Nursesonanaltion, Dalai& 15, Unit 2,Aill meet at the Derby Restaurantn Phhon, Tuenday. May 3, at sixp.m , for • dinner meetingDr R. T. Palliimon will be the

speakerAll LiP/4.1, eise91 sneet in the

lobby of the di INININ it 4:46

Om. for tranellaillidgon bi Mien.

Songfest WillBe Held AtCalloway HighThe Calloway County High

School Choral Department is pre-eating the Laker Sonsrfeet onTueirebry, May 3 at 7 30 pm inthe Jeffrey Oentrsaum The ad-

L, 35 cuteThe program COred,e s of four

deviroons of mu ne Wiee ere s credsecular, Floors from Robert Priestpoems, and Broadway hits%cow of the attentions to chor-

uses will be using and their com-posers are as billmo: Mary ToClod Fun "Mignifileed. On TheThird Trew", 1211110.1q* no: BeforeThy Cradle, Barbi Ohne Thou, 0Savior, Bach: A Mighin PretnesIi Our Cod, Martin Lathe r Vigo-Oro Norman Labatt: Quotations.The Bride, The Dritichroorn, Town"Pour Songs For Treble Velem",Brainne, One Sane, Ohurchill: ThePosture, The Orin °soden andThe Road Not Taken, words byProw and muter by RandallThompson.

AUCTION POSTPONED

Due to Olnees. the Harry Stillerauction side will not be held thisEleiturtbry. It wed be held on thefollowing Saturday.

Slides OnAsia ViewedBy RotaryMica clan, Eagle presented its.

second half of a program. the firstpart of which was presented someweeks wou. at, the regular meetingof the Murray Rotary Club yester-day

number of slides Math shewhile on a recent tour of

M1/16 Saga conhphled

ard Ada. At her forme' programthe pearam senowned Pri-marily with the ligalgelles PIM ofthe tour and praesiefay the Adeswere on India, liddipshi, liadhed,Hoog Zoog, Jsgssa nod HairalLThe coldid deka depleted lbw

ceihure. the way at Me, the peo-ple. arrhieenturr. and customs orthe melons the vietted. Mks WOwent an the now, sponsored bythe Ureeeraity of the Seven ElmsIn CO./trona as an instructor andconsulta ntThe tour Meted for four MIMS

and covered many thoutands ofmdes in the coungiee of Europeand AdaWith her masa Mho lathe 0•41-

deed timbal mean at Its In themoss -mined, eta& IndliviedRotarians of the We aril ask:um.,Min Ran made appropriate te-rnaries as the Mein were shownFrank Thompson, graduate is-'Matt in the at department tie-tated 1413w4 Ike* web the Wag.Only rued was Pt d Wsawer at

Omaha. Nebraska. WilE1 was ants-dutieg by Wayllon

Lester Na new renncled Mot-ions at the °ulna i arsaver-orry at alevines Breads in the na-tion. He tntrictitred cliff Camp-bell, a member of the Dale Car-negie Counie now in semon hereIn Munetty. 010 made sent to/. re-marks Mout sweinws bonds andthe advantages of mating regularIpurctisses.

Murray Kiwanis ClubMembers Hear Talk

By Senator Billington

The /tureen Kilauea Club hearda talk by Senator Owen Bliknetonhat night at the Woman's ClubHomeSenator Billinedon talked on the

aotkes of the recent semioo ofthe Legislature, the number of billspassed. their Importance, and the

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Open House Will Be

Held Friday At

MSU Observatory

Open house with be hl it theObservatory at Murray Sue Uni-versity on Pr', May 6, from 7.30to 9 30 pm. It is /coated on thetop of the Science Dui/ding Per-sons may reach the abservattan byping in the north door. taking theelevator to the tap floor, and thento/lowing the MemIn case of cloudinees, the open

houee will be hell the foDov.ingFriday.The general pubec is invited to

Wend.

Den One, Cub Pack

90 Visits Daily

Den One cif Oub Pack 90 of Uni-versity School visited the Ledgerand Thus Welluiday to see howthe ditty meiregaper 16 13•13(1110E(1.Mrs. Prank Herrox, Den Mother,

accampanlial the group.Than making the visit were Alan

Leanne Clay Wert, Alan Wells,Prank Heroux. Dan Pater, TanWain, and Rob Munn.The proup toured the plant and

viewed modern machine:7 in oper-atket.

COUltag WINNERS

Winnervi in Sterelon 10 of the DaleOarnesee oourse hold Thursdeyevening were Audrey Roberts. L.W. laschall, and /day Pure,Each winner us presented a

copy of Dorothy Ommettleti book,"Don% Grow Old. Grow Up".

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Local Girl WinsStatewide TitleFor Her Sewing

Denary Aare Swann

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Concert WillBe PresentedThis Sunday

'The third concert of the MurraySOU Ureveraity annual (ontem-porary Arta Peatinral, featuring theMurk MAIM hicuity will be me-nded Sunday, May 1, it three'p.m. in the Doyle Pine Arta Recital

Protein:re Leo Blair, violin, MelNeale Mn, vgweGo,mdif per-form Bohualoy Dateltinu's "Doe forVioloncello" (110ff).Dr. Kula Morlakfir '71entose

Admen" nor unegesingpeled stotolwill be presented by pnitamor LeoBlair Dr McCabi, protegee oftheory. orraprotion, anti eta atMurray Siete since AOC a_a pad-uate of the Maven/a ot Texasand North Texan Unhandy,M. V Mlabarldeau's "Lied

Ftonclo" MID be performed by pro-f reeseDand Goware 'tamoon)and irtin C. Winter 'piano).present -Serrenade" by Inat vonA MSC murk faculty tello

Di:homed_ The ensembla la Awn-posed at proles/ions Leo -Mar. vio-lin Dined Cluann. Nalla. andBade Magon, sidlonedlaThere Is no admit.= dilange to

Sunday's concert The made isvide&

Former Murrayan Was

Found Severely Beaten

Vinril McDaniel, former residentor Murray whose funeral Was heldhat Saturday in 1‘15017Mxini uP-parently died as a read of asevere beating, according tO • clip-ping frorn a Detroit newspaper re-ceived here todayHe severely beaten laxly was dis-

covered in re4lt;t3erestrewn ftetd by• ten year OM boy who had beenplaying in the field diet trends.

Deteositve IA. Ouzo C. Clme. re-ported tihat Mistrased had beenbeaten on the lace with a bluntindrument and heel on money ccklentitlosakto pours an him soarimened knt eabbee7 was the mo-tive. He war Identafied throughfingeteetnla

Mon Dandily hace Swans,,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. HoffmanSwann won the Kentuclur Feder-▪ of Women's Chubs statewidetele in the studeit seeing invas-ion yesterday in Lexington. Ken-tucky.Me Om= won the local aridMIMI ON NNW stillltbd hertor 1-' a.cempelead spiel& Oa Mamma atnote ather Mate ~eta far thetale.Mrs. V. E. Windier of Maier

won third place few her needle-!Continued en Page Three)

Docket LightIn Court OfCounty Judge

Several cares ware tried bekrelenity JApe Mr WNW= Mkweet, with the dread being Wit-FaBowlegt are the awes as listed

In the oourt recordHugh Thomberry, Rumegville,

Kentucky Route Pour, no If,' sav-ing equipment Is boM, no fire ex-

no numbers on side otbrat CUM by Division ot BoatingPined *10 00 and meta upendedDonald K WADI% Murray /Ude

Five, failed to Replay INS tagen truck. Department of Met&Tranaporeatlon. Pined $1000 andants impendedWage= Vourablood, 'WNW

neglealia. to airport Ms minorchild twirler lotateen years of age",the Sheriff. Pleaded guilty andWive] AM ches in jai upendedIS he not seseclate In any way withMary Lamb.Chester Stone. Kirtaey Route

Two, no operator's Wenn, theSheraf. Pined $200 and orate of$1550

Prentice Holland, allowing afusee dog In heat to run at largeand to run it night it, large, theMena PlIned $10.00 and meta as-

Letter To The Editor

Dear Edam

/ read with named the letterby Ma Odell Williorns thankingWm Andean, the doctors. nastre,and al connected tor "saving herllfe." I. too. want to thank themad Wing Mrs. irlailinve We, andfor the womlerfig he pineal to allthe RID "Women this yew.To explain my especial interest

Ii Mee liereimms and her feers15.I mat lo tell what happened tworam ego about now: Relbre mymerriment, due to Si health, thethird grade children wham Itaught at Faxon Elementary &Coolacnted ,a piece at 'Jungle Jim' typeof playground equipment which

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Dr. Tesseneer Will

Speak On May 3

Dr. Ralph Teseeniv'r. dean eifgraduate school at Murray SeekUtiteendy. and Wiliam B. Bryanambient director of the Ken-tucky Arencleition 01 Re•tardeOhndren, will be guests speaker.at the banquet to be held In otoeervance of Mental Health Weeiat the Mot Citirbillan ChurchMayikeld, on 'fluky. May 3, et6 : 30 pm.The event is sponsored by do

Mayfleki-Chavees County Annota-tion fir Retarded Children, Inc.,Ftecovery, Inc.. and the OarrununityWoman', Club.

City To Purchase New PoliceCruiser; Station Is ApprovedThe Clay Council, in regular sea-

non Dun night, moved to correctthe dog setuaroon in the cito, purschased a new police cruiser, andapproved the coratruotion of a ser-vice station on the court square.Councilman Preiton Ordway,

Chairman of the Special Problemscommitree reported to the councilthat he and Councilman West hadmet with a cronenthee from thePiscal Court composed of RobertMiller, Squire Coil Holland andDouglas Shoemaker.

This group agreed on rechn-menlatkon for the enunon of theproblem which are as follows, hereported:

1. Thee the nanny build a dogpound on the pow farm propertyand provide for feeding and caringfor easy doge

2, mat any by pleted uP bythe caty police ca the corny dogwooden may be placed in the coun-ty dog pound.3 That the county monde of-

fice spine in the Court House fora dog warden or &Meant to selllicenses durtng resold rottinghews.4. Thee the county dog warden

Moue licenses in his office andlese he answer any calls °wren-mg a clog in Callowey County.

5. That the court y cooperate withthe health center In inforc.ng vac-nation for all dots

FOR THZ CITY

• 1 Tbal. the city tudi allow anymeet attic. to o agiglase cells withalthe city aoncherning any clog andto aarratlieiscorat warden in pick-ing uP thaw2 That the elfy contribute an

amount to be deterraned by thecity council to meat in the en-forcement of the dog law.

eammintee further recom-mended that the craven' Mg war-den and the City Police cooperatein any way possible with each otherMu catching and impounding anyDia with then jurlidlotion.The Cley Counell agreed to fol.

Ina than ernmemendedons sunto sild the pecan= finandelly inthe area of $30 to per month.The council Man withdrew the re-saitaton past it the eat meeting topay for the humane depong ofclogs found injured on it streetsmire the statutes state that smy

dog found and picked up by auth-orities Mall be held for seven cloysThe council also withdrew its prac-tice of paying the dog warden $1.00for each dog paired up.The union taken resulted frail a(Continued on Page Three)

Body OfFormer LocalMan FoundThe decomposed body of Weer,

IL Norman d 4566Camper •. reet.,Ddirolt. Imo thand paler-day afternoon imirnonnetiepabout Lour or Om bbdhs from hishomePlorman, formerly at Calloway

Orially, hod teen mhelng treeMardi 10 at lee yeas% and dmDertnet Police had been lo-kingfor him since thee erne Denalisartmlasis Mid that this was mkt-enrly ant at armlets becauseterm was no evidence of foul play.Reports are that he had sufferedtrim attacks of anomie in thepart.The remota were clerovered yes-

Malay albernoon and his wife. Mrs.Whe Ube% leinsaverrhy. made the'idenfilleillna of doe body lad nairiltitItaltillitallattarg. An outoPreIs hiligropsfltineeec on die- bodYthat merlineees though therewas no edema. of foal play.The body is beim returned 01

the Max H. Murtha FuneralHorne where friends moy call af-ter noon on Saturday. The body Isbeing brought to /Deur by ThyLeming in his needs= throughuthortanlon ot the kali funeralhome.Norman, age 60, L9 survived by

his wife, Mn Mae Morrie Normanof DetrakoMidi : one daughter,Met . Joe Brown of New SymmsDeach, Florida: one eater. UnaGaylen Carron of Abu; elm hiefnames, bre Belgian Mum at LglinGrave and Mrs. Opal Heath ofLone Oak: four half brdthenaBoyce and Melee of Norm RageTwo, layer at Paris, Twin, andRuble of Nhgestd.Funeral serrices are incomplete.

Sinking Spring Baptist ChurchWill Dedicate Building Sunday

- -The Stinking Spring Baptist

Church Silk have a service ot de-clination for Its new church build-ing on Sunday, May 1. at 2:30 pm,at the church locneed on MurrayRoute Pour near WIewel.Rev. Norman Culpepper of Jack-

an. Tenn.. former pastor of thechurch, will dye the dedicationarmion Rev John Pippin presentposter of the church will give thewelcome and recognOtions. the De-

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The Sinking Spring Baptist Church (oda" has a modern Meld-ing shown above. The wasimat will be dedicated this Sunday witha special service. The piddle is Invites to attend

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THE LEDGER & TIMESeUBLIAILLD' - w LE.DMER It TANKS PUR1.4111W3 00111,11111T.

iensoutiation et the know Leader. The Calloway Tunis. and TB*eunos-kieraid, Uctotier 20,tA5, and um West K000ar../L300. Januar)

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JAM. IM C. WILLIAthai, PURl 1',4j

a Pie reeerve toe non to road any Aotortison& LehileaLle the altUa

FiestPtatuic Vosce it whim. ui our apie000, are not jar the mat m-

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uascournom RAT ID Owner in bided, per weal Mc. per month

Lig La Calloway and soyouung countres. per year, t4..20, amewliere. Sidi

"The Owhilandnag Civic Meal id • heatiostaile a the

breserrity ile elowegespee

FRIDAY — APRIL Xi, 1966

Quotes From The Newsby LNICLD rats.. 1-N11.41.NA/401%AL

SAIGON — Maj. WillUtal 1'. Ciaric of Join, Mo., as the lat

3rigacie or the L. .h. Army s Tata nalantry.lavtaion tanned ui

$ouui Viet Nam.

"Alatora was cold. I hear It s warmer here."

SAIGON — Buddhist leader Thien Minh, in denying

Itlaarges that some Bucicausts want to -awake hands with the

...:Mtrimunaus" after MIA Dila= g a new government in Souto

:let Nam:

"Tne Vietnamese people mast have an idealism, a worthy

zovernment wan a legal totataation in ura.:1- to win over

24)121111UniSM."

SCHWENKSVILLE, Pa. — David C. Schultz, who hand-

tufted ISLUltelI to his wile in a hospital denser) room as their

'11th child Was born:

* She Wanted me them and I was there. That was the

mportant thing to her."

HOUSTON — President Johnson, asking DegnOcratle don-

its to pin their country *need of thew party.

"Put away all °Widish and divisive things if you want the

maturity mid. uruty that are the mortar of the nation's great-

A Bible Thought For TodayAnd the children of Israel went away, and did as the Lord

had commanded . . . b0 dad the, —Exodus :15.

It is 2, pirit,...u* retrearang to read of any group of people

icing as God had casnmandied We need to bear this in mind.

We may become a source of refreshing to others by our obedi-

ence

Ten Years Ago TodayLILDGIJI a MILS FILL

Delithil reported today meltide those of Kra &UM Albeit.-

ten, age U. of XS South Third atreet, and Herbert YOUng,1

age 75, who died at the Western Baptist Hospital. Paducah.

The Navy Department announced the promotion April 16

of William C. Denton, son of Mr. and Mrs, Richard C. Denton

of 510 North '7th Street, Murray, to personnelman third clam.

USN, while serving at the Naval Aix Station, Corpus Christi,

Texas

Murray Jaycees attending the State Convention at Owens-

boro were Harold Beaman, Maurice Cram, Jr.. Z C. EnLx, Eld

Fenton, Robert Hopkins, John Parker, John Sammons, and

Dr Rupert Silvers.

Mlaa Jeanette Huie will fly from Miami, Florida, today to

visit wit& be rparehts, r. mattallza la C. Hide of Murray.

She has been transferred by the National Air Lines to the

Capital Air Lines in Detroit for he summer

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Thersicm_bomeenci neceeenes pompicof life for ing-ai

T. Reason JIMA /Joy or of Mur-

ray, Kentucky au hereby pro.

Mum the week of May 1-7, 1906,

as -4•1111 Anniversary Savings

bond Weca and du upon

the easicios of WM oomnasuay 1.0

take auu ali obterven.

bootaiuskioanebthe racuanitionichk,‘,

MayorAmerican titty of Ale.LI:U• an•••••6014. PLAbse 01 our

This Zan day of Ai1, led

Mk. N t 111.N • S SON

L PUPS MUM'

WW1.11•000 let -- The son ofYeltudi bleounui. Ezos

Mandan. will make his movie de-

but for MOM ip .1-The Vampire

Kind' aboolang lunhaid

A thought for the Way Sc- Italy. -

tab philosopher Rands Hir.che-

son -Then AC:a00a 001EC shah

pescausa base greeteat bapp.:Icas for

the gread ounabeita-

HELPING RAND

Hee • bue driver looted it You

Web', limo a Miley conductor

been rude' Cansplain to the (WI-

or' WM, to Your neglier

— but dont mt lad domes that

warety ruffle emir fee-Aram ere not

enough grounds for a *want.

Bin when bed manners sialt

memoir your ratriff. than the be

is eonoerried Iolsol higpme

neol • holgeog gataing Into

or can at a public coneepanoe You

see agallied to be.. Imo helping

aellt kid as a inaaer Or

OCL100111, Out &Do as a mint4er Of

Consider this cam

A venue mother. cared. • ea-

MOP • bungle. and • belay, aortal

to eleariend dar mega Of a train

Although Me relined immiceets

dr be direallim. they mode ao

ried to thiegmllhe sierfared

Med,

at-- beer — collected

ISOM the ralkod

"Mere gamegaid adifforde is

men to be needed.- mid the court.

demands a aide be ten-

dereCC

Nat wit the amillien II libepaimertger but'm the amdlolea

cit the atvprat piece aim cream

a duty of araustance Ilea a taxi-

cab paossager won a cod MO

pestle bonne the deer bw off

unoldel — at a page odors the

puternent was broken up.

Purtasanore, dip lest is Wee

must be given sena care. Whet a

unues psimemper amend • depart-

.4) air, the conductor reached

Omni and be WS aim For IOU

lest he domped the ethittoix num,

way. armee in solo to Poll Imo

aboard. When the aooduour fin-

alIg lei. go. dm awn hit She gr004-‘2

wok a did • edit held the cum-

Prey *Nee

On the other hand, you cannot

expert hdp if your need Is oat

evident. A a lid an arth-

our knee, who nambild Mtn, ms-

tennis • bus, faded to win camegea

from the mingany. The Inert thi-

rd that her handicap was rye ob-

rims to Mie be Meer' — sod the

Ow molded to Mt him kr aid

In decal, while the anemaint

public it amend to a dawn re-

ward Oar lea wady the we Ma-

la Orr woman caritheinlog tbat

• traliey aanducoar add belp be

dad. bead her della as the tm-

diere MO Oat the wee fat

IBM the south did her dooi.

wish that cnownert•

The mere fad Met a room.

maga over 200 pounds cannot

make it the dote Of the cnnductcr

to drop all 4.tier dulls and hdp

her pi off."

31 BASKETS *Pero to Wye

ttus fe.low in Cairo a good

toad for busmen*. OA bow

see where bre gelid'

POVERTV vi tic tel

WILD

-The hissing and booms that greet-

ed atugrot &tremor, hId maraual at

She Orem Society War on Poverty,

when he spoke at a rood "Poor

People's cu.litrovin" to Wad**

ton sea evidence of what be tap-

- to the adtionletnadWi aid&

poverty pros/nun. It a eamplebelo

out of /Latta. 1.ke the Waehinetaxi

'Threw* that was taken over by a

antAiLabi MOU.

Ironically, the Washington ace-

retool' v.a., trie emountsid of Me

Menu bponatored by

the C.useta t.gurade As/LA[16k Pov-

erty. Walter Reuther of the Art.

OI4.1. alto had ghat the OC.-1P $1

••11.• itsletiatag backer. Pee-

• at the moveution was the

Rev. Lir Eugene Clued Blake, the

puliti..41.4)-nuntted claw who is soon

to become uperat.not head of the

Woriu Counit-i of Lthumbes. I.

Bloke was awaked Mien he dia-

OlAwed OwL his meeung was out of

4:control

ventan will lead • latheHopefully, the Wasrangtoncczons-

sense and relekellihtidy curdle Heu-

si:tars apd MON of ilia country.

Par yams, they Litam lean maths

piogreme. Hoe one of their

ballet the owned eganit them It

theuld be • lesion to them; you

-pree a genersaion of ea

arch-is and expect them to refrain

from oeboodor

There Are to many things wrong

sigh the W. on Poverty that one

lordly snows ,iniere to began. Tbe

public &seal endendrad. however, i

titast thix lamendliell--Progrem is ,

drew ins by leaps be boinds. It was

started in Lad yaw WM matt an

eapropreesien • ofilla-0111tha This

plat a be Maas liadling 11.444

What. Nomper, the poverty rd.

don. hope to receite $1:6 calar

bud, WC taxpayers It bac been

ae--nated that the program may

apt- d ISA -dation or more by WM.

Tabs miasma mamb.4 will red/

010 I. the prcduckive adds of

Air.craca. the blue what and sitifte

duiar cituens who bald down ern

two support their facriusee. It is

nothing kaia then legatiaed robbery

Of :he waking peunie Of America.

Nut only are the Office oil hoop,

Lana Oppialunine officials squad

end met SUM on wedeln pro-

gnu= to -fight" poverty. but they

are launches-1g mewatte recreational

programs in U. B. COMTOU21040S. it

; is acame of dhartrninatIon In re.

.eree ar special prim Jere far • few.

Whitt mad parents nave to dig

ad their packets for tutoring then

-pasimpiters. dr for summer rearm.

eicea the War on Po.erty phoiners

ore addend groups of -culturally

dlogatointaged" youths who are to

,be everything dm cauidron of

the -thee leak paronatzecebe—The

rithouleta N there It POD mon-

cC avalithie for saturadon or re-

asedien. the node Just ray to nee

it is at provide added aervice for

tell the deldren in a school testrict

or community Handing out mannto the selected few is a golden ap-

reiNcirai wocupids of the Nimbus TI weather entenne are

tIIiitjittd In this drawing made before the wh,doied April

to launtiung fun the V.4 ht.PrIl Range in_Cfthf Thin iv

first weather satellite able to allipipletgritilede at dinht.

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porturiay fur political Patanullie

and poithesi watibiaanoilthes.

Oar ithe worm hatessis Of the

War on Poverty is that • felpItes

great expeolottor.a awes handout

seekers. One of the InAsseil who

etiolated at. Mr. Eldest sea min

palming that she would gel 1101Idos

more' Wait her- repair welfare

dud,. The War on Poverty bat-im-planted the Idea _that a rich Uncle

at Washuotton mil double or triple

the customary tedaral iftvoravair-

The progrod in short, is promoting

a DM grealuicas as Weil as se in.

oromai kaareonauce on fedora/ as.

meotheri his more you give a MOO,

the here he wrote, and if you

give it to bun arm roman, be

unday considers it his by right.

The the. the Poverty War promote

the woo. pealumphy

-this country con% fislit Bowan/

by promottoi envy and greed he

tally wage in pet nd of such pookath

of poveity as e4e1 in the United

Suites is by heigang people to help

atonements through an

philosophy 4 saga eilonoe aid hard

wo.k Tile poverty warned, how-

ova have a tested altered in bag-

ger •untaLionatet L.irogristus mad a

permeate*the. of dependents who

SS through life on Head Start, Up-

Bound and other am-poverty

projectile. Poverty its becoming a full-

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DIFFERENCEDouglas Si allace

We Are Proud To Announce the Newest

Member of Our Staff at

The J. H. ChurchillFuneral Home

We are proud to announce the newest member of

our stall at The J. Ii. Churchill Funeral Home.

Douglas Wallace is the newest imbiber of our

staff at Murray's most experienced NAOMI home. He

is a 11163 graduate of the Kentucky School of Mortu-

ary fkistioe and joined our staff on April 15th. Mr.

Wallace receive dbotti Funeral Directors and Em-

burners licenses in June, 1965.

A native of Fordsvllle, Kentucky, Mr. Wallace

graduated from Fordsville High School and resided

there until attending Embalming School. For the

past two years. he has resided in begington, Kntucky,

where he was employed by the W. R. Mllward Mortu-

aries.

Mr. Wallace Is the son of Mrs Vila May Wallace

and the ate Bryan Walace He Is married to the

former lochs. Norris of Fordsville, and the reside at

the funeral home here in Murray. They are Wilt

members of the First Baptist Church of Murray.

THE J. II. CHURCHILL FUNERAL HOME"THE HOI SE OF' SERVICE SINCE 1i1116"

Ronald W. (bore WM, Owner

Third and atipie Streets Murray, Ky.

Phone 153-2411

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Juan Marichal Has Outdated,The Bullpen Of The Giants

By JOE GERGENUPI Sports Writer

-Jaisaa-Mathalaal haii outdated -thebullpen in San Francisco.No. the Donenteen daw-hatin

introduced automation at Candle-stick Part even if the relief pitchers

temporarily out of work It'shk- a that Marichal has a fixationItleut theaane what he starts.The h kite rahtlander has

started four Karnes for the Giantsthis season. He also late completedfour and in the process chalked upfour consecutive victories to boastthe beet record among major leag-ue hurlees.

But it isn't just the fact thatMarichal completes games that en-rears hint to Manager HermanW ranks It's also the way he doesit In 36 innings he has surrendered

aa total of two earned mils foriruniscule ERA of 0.50,

Holds Reds ScorelessHe didn't give up a run of any

kind Thursday night in meeting hisfirFt shutout of the year, a 3-0whitewash of the Cincinnati Redsthet bossed the Giants into a second-place tie with the 146 AngelesOphodgera in the fiercely competitiveNotional League race.The Dodgers whipped the Atlanta

Braves 82 to keep Pl000 One fullgame behind the Pittsbungti Pt.-rates. who overhauled Chicago 9-6In 10 innings. Houston edged St.Louie 4-2 in the caity other eenaorcircuit schen.Unbeaten Clevelaml astabliehed

a new Amer-nen league.reamed andtee the major league nark at 10

seeutive victories at the start: seahan by mideing Clagfornia

2-1 and the Detroit Tigers feastedupon the Kansas City A's It& Adoobloheader between Pialiimereand Minnesota es well as log*hones between New York andWallington and Boston and Chi-eino were postponed by rain.eon Ray Hart homed two runs

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the sixth.Drysdale Goes Nine

Don Drysdale scattered .101.hits.including Hank Aaron's sigh homerun, in posting his first victory ofthe year for the Dodgers after twodefeate. The celebrated lanideur seeone* out 10 and walked none.Jim Lefebvre triggered a five-runsecond-inning uprising against los-er Wade Blasingaine by crashinghis fifth circuit and Lou Johnsondrove in three runs with two doublesand a single.

The Pirates, who now have naileddown five of their 10 victories Inthe ninth Inning or in extra inn-moos, tied the Cubs in the ninthon a two-out walk to Roberto Cle-mente and a double by Willie Star.well. The Buts erupted for four runsIn the 10th. sparked by doubles byBill Mazerosici and Manny liflota.Eray Pace gained the win in re-lief. his second in two decisions.

Veteran Robin Roberts notchedhie firet victory of the year and282nd of his career with relief helpfrom two other Astro pitchers.Roberts blanked the Oartis throughsix innings before Charley Smithana Julian Javier reached ham forhomers. John Haternan's two-rundouble. which capped a three-runsecond Inning, proved to be the tell-ing blow for Houston.

NOW YOU KNOW

by Utilised Press Iniernallesai -The axes. flaying in US. his-

tory was in May 1, when an eati-

lambed 2,300 persona were MOW inthe !ichautown. Pa., area.

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Jactic Caned,. left and Jerry ARM. gliplat, display Me wild0 tunes the) shot this morning In the Kentucky Woodlands Refuge

In the current wild lurk... hunt The two reported that they stalk-ed, waited and others* kr hunted the big hard before dowsing himAllen ilves on 19th Street and got a big gobbler last year tooCanady lives on Murray Route Five.

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1966 PONTIAC Bonneville2-Door Hardtop. Power and air, ihoi

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'64 CADILLAC, 02 and power and air.

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'63 CHEVY Monza 900, 2-door.

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'RI CADILLAC fled Devine., power and

'61 CADILLAC Sed. Power and air.ell OLDS N. 2-door isseatclie, double Power.'Ni FORD. 4-door, 6-cyltnder, staindard thiamine,. o

oft (NEVI' Impala, 4-door hardtop. &liable power.

O I CADILLAC, 4-door hardtop, all poorer.

'oo IIEVY ceavirtible.'so CHEVY 2-door.'50 FORD 2-door.'38 CHEVY Impala, 2-door hardbop Cheap.

'57 RAMBLER Station Wagon.

'55 OLDS.

We Have A Nice Selection of New

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'HIE 'ADGER & TIMES -_11117RILLY.,___XENTILCILY

STANDINGS

By United Press InternationalAmerican League

W. L. Pet, GB

Cleveland - 10 0 1.000 -

Chicago 9 3 .750 2

Detroit 10 4 7.7 2California - 6 6 .600 5Mammas, 4 II .400 6Hasten 3 9 250 BWeshington - 3 9 .250Kansaa City - 2 9 .182 8'iNew Yot it 2 11 .154 9',

Thersday's ResultsDetroit 13 Kansas City 5Wash. at Nei York, ppd.. rainCleoiato at Boston, ppd., rainMinn at Balt., 2 ppd., rainCleve 2 California, 1, night

Friday's Probable PitchersBaltimore at Lletmit night -

Bunker le vs. Monbouguette 2-1.Clacem a.t Cleveland night -

Peter; 0-0 vs Bell 1-0.Minnesota at Witehirighen night

-Katt 1-1 vs. Duckworth 0-2.I Only games scheduled)

Saturday's GamesBaltimore at DetroitChicago at ClevelandMinneeota at WaehingtonKansas City at New YorkCalifornia at Boston

National LeagueW. L. Pee GB

Pitt.sburgh 10 4 .717San Prase 10 6 .625Los Angeles - 10 6 625Atlanta 9 7 .563

Philadetptea - 6 5 545Royriton - 8 it 500St Louis - 8 8 429New Tot 4 6 .400aincennati - 3 9 250Chicago ----•- 3 10 2.21

Thursday's ResultsPitesbiugh 9 Chicago 6San Pran 3 Cincinnati 0Houston 4 St Louis 2. nightLOi Angeles 8 Atienia 2. night'Only games sorteduled)

Friday's Porbable PitchersPhaothiphia et Chleago - Bun-

nin t 1 vs Elksworth 60.New York at Pittsburgh night-

Cierener 0-0 vs. phi LaHouston at Atlanta night

man 1-1 Le:nester 1-1.Cincinnati at Los AM** night

-0"Toote 0-0 vs. Oedema 14.St. Louis. M8an Frandsen night

--eadeeki 1-0 vs. Pleebei SO orShaw 1-2

Saturdars OmitNew Tort at PittsburghPhiladelphia se ChicagoLt. -Louis at Ban PrancenooHouston at Atlanta nightCincennati at Los Angeles. night

SEEN & HEARD . . .(eeniebseall nese Page 1)

Wires is the lair trittirstitet nationIn the Weirern weelit without soineform of =averred health care ' Mr.Morley deem not my an but jugmein this Is the rearm that theDated States hie remnined as thegrealteit nation on moth.

There is nether, "mane with utileMIRO health care perste but it iswhat St takes O. get this type ofhamerh core and the connceations

.vir mesa serious thins invnlved isthat lie koleekhail it relesuvel frostemperieltetatly settee-1 celetineyhes Releare perigee from reopens-' 'see, and you have little left.

Thkay Rethink ea.rriessan articleabout a varnreenti %Z New Vietcouple Who came to Keneeeky ontiter vacation and wero 05-or-

whetnad by Os beauty and

net efibier sirticle has to do withthe area around Re-mucky babearid the lAnd Between the taloa

They pat In mane rood plume forthe LBL. Kentucky Lake, RealtngCreek, end Keretaxity In general

Funeral For GeneMohundro Is Sunday

The funeral for Gene Dale, We-

llman° will be held Sundey at2.30 pm. at the J H ChunithillFunerel Horne Chapel with burial

to feline in the Old Salem ceme-

tery.Mohurectro, age 40. Merl Wednes-

day at nine pm_ at the Itinee Vet"reran.% Hatoattal in Chicago, ID., sif-

ter 1411 illneut of two years. He was

a resident of Mennonite. Ill. Thedemean was a veteran of World

War II end a member of the me-

! mertel linnet Church. Murray.hurvivors are hes wife, Mrs. Do-.

hh31135' Jr an Mthureiro, one deugh-' Or, Vickie. two sone. Leery Dole

era Detieas J, all of Moseoloo• Ill ; one sieter, Mrs Hoe McClureof TLszet, pore:en-in-law, Mr and

Mrs Deuce King of Muarey RouteFere.Friends may call at the .1.11

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Combination GivesThemA Ten Victory String

By VITO STELLINOUPI Sports Writer

The Cleveland Indians are being•eitierul flieseadahs-but thik man-ager Lon't.The combination was enough to

enable the Indiar,s to becerne thefirst team in the history of theAmerican League to start. the sea-son with 10 straight victories.

After Thursday night's historic2.1 triumph over California., Man-

-Birdie Tetabets said, "I behavewe have one of the most carefulclubs in the business. We're Willwog and I think this demonstratesthe care with which we're playing."But it was a daring gamble by

Tebbets that prod need the winningrun in the Indians' triumph, whichsurpaesed the 9-0 mark of the 1944St. Louis Browns and tied the mod-ern day major leoeue mark of 10-0set by the 1955 Brooklyn Dedgersand 1962 Pittsburgh Pirates.

Lifts AzeueWith the soave tied 1-1 and run-

ners on first and third in the laetof the eighth. Tebbets lifted JoeAzeue for a pinchlutter even tho-ugh he was 3-f or-3 in the game_ ThedeciOon brought some catcalls fromthe Lichen tars. Bet Leon Wagnercame through with a sacrifice fly

LOCAL GIRL . . .(Continued From Page 10

paint. The Munsty Woneues Clublwon a citz.an for their commun-

ity improvement screpbcck. MmBoas McCliin, who won in the dis-trict far her_ krattarg. vim unableto participate in the state contest.

stenottry Alice Is a terrine at Muir-High School where she hue

al served as treisurer et herPHA chapter, and is a member ofTni-IL-Y.A creative and &restively tal-

ented young My, Mns Swarm wasjudged in Lex:riven an her model-ing abOlOn. on the oeneWiretion ofthe cliotheu she made, end on hera.ppronanceShe is a student of Mrs. Genet

• Horns' Erar erica teacher ALssSwann plans to enter Murray Nate.University next. fel arid has notyet dended what fled she w!:: en-ter.Mrs. Henry Holton wan nest place

flor her oll pesnalt ele-oled -Eli-sabeth". Iss'ented. Bits-Ho ton has won reppon tor her▪ witive rem:Items of pcetrait in(his a:ea.

MURRAY KIWANIS .

• • v., v. v. irvi...nr v • • I.* for • ‘11,, f t.. welerw-v-e-e, .

to win the game.The kind of decision to put. Wag-

ner in fur Azcue was a difficult one but I believe-' It was the rightone as the wore indichtes. No onein my pesiticn likes tb make thiskind of a choice. But Wagner hasa better hitting record against theAngels and he seemed like the rightman for the job at the time."In the cn1 other American Leag-

ue genie, the Detroit Tigers club-the Kansas City Athietierviraila holleaonE whah traded,

13-5. The Minneecta-Baltimore dou- The citric.] approved the oon-bleher.der and the Chicago-Boston r erne:Len of a service station onand Washington-New York genies 'he ce-ror of Sheet Firth andwere postponed by rain and- cold Maple S'ree"os In the former 10esr

DfikPROBLEMWeadinuod From rage 1)

weather.In the National League. San

Francisco shut out Cincinnati 3-0,Pittebergh that Chirago 9-5, 1.46Angeles a-hipped Atlanta 8-2 and

, Houston tapped St. Leuis 4-2.I CaLforthah Rick Reichardt hit aI solo homer off Sensy Siebert in thetop of the eighth to tie the game1-1 and break Cleveland's string ofconsecutive 'scoreless innings pitch-ed at 29.But in the last of the eighth,

Pedro Gonzalez singled with oneout and went to third on an Infieldsingle by Dick Howser on whichshortstep Jon Phegriai made a widethrow to fire. That set the stagefor Tebbets' decision to pull Ancue

I for Wagner, who lofted a fly to!right to score Gonzalez.

Needed HelpSiebert needed relief help from

Bob Allen in the ninth but got thevictory while Bob Lee took the 1066in relief.

Detroit amounted for all tart oneof its 13 runs osiden homers with'the two big blear+ coming in thefifth inning. With the score tied4.4, Jerry Lurepe slammed a themeMin leaner to mike it 7.4. The Tigersthen - loaded the bases to set thestage for the first grand slam ho-mer of Den Wert's career.Al Kaline hit his fifth homer of

the season, a three-run blast in thethird inning, and Jim Northup hita two-run hunter in the sixth tofineh the Tier Deering.

I('eneinsee Ihese Page 1)prre-etare f :slowed to get a billbetcre the Hour. and Serrate..The Ost Sense seaeon palmed a

total of 141 bills M %Inch 10 wereWit JOU and 12 became law witheutthe Gevernera egnsizere while the*use ;nosed 156 Nils having 14vetoed and 12 to become law with-out. the Governor aigrette. The&rioter Meted ttint he had votedfor moms M these bills said upendothers."Grey lime will te3 meetly what

'we did." the Bensitar st-..ezed. "Whatagonies gind way reshtve itself tobe bad and whit sepetars ti bebad may be gaod. The speed bywh.ch we goestak greatly hone,-era our elifigeney. Lac* of propertime to consider the bits often re-sifts to the pomace of foolish anduntemponeent !Negation. The ad-doptOon of etas wished Oonatioution&told help to isAve this prenb:een "

PTIlso sorted at the Leglatatureneibetained by the Ocverner was

* was a thevernar's sea-all the way," he cent-need.

'The. Is. toed," the Seinetne stat-ed, "if you- Wgree with the Gov-emcee prmerazn but iI, Is an,'-her

essingie of the wirnineistrw.ivebasest% useurpina the RIEst rite etthe lereenttee brench wirch was

not intended by Ow framer's ofthe coneefibutlon. The eat at in-

fluence exerted in the Intielature

by bwinssi people, eispecin;ly smallbusiness, was peetioulazy alarmingto him the Senator said.

At'rc the dinner meetine theInewsee Breed tat Txrcttors meand teerne tor the Club's SiniticDonn', mule were completed wahwales teems under the &mesterei of

Bob Billingeon. The Circle K Club 'IVLSU will west in the melee

which will_ be held May 5 and 12

liteltors far the evening. in ad-• ion to the ilemetur were Clydehnem, wise spoke on the vohie

of buying US. owners bends, R.Y. ttorthen. Wayne Dander, pre-tiklent of 1WISU Md. K Club, andCircle K inembere Jim Peeler andGene Weelowski.

FISHING TIP

Kentucky I eke - Crappie are

good in Mine and bins. Weeksactive on medium deep runninglures.

Churchill Funeral Home after nineanti on Saturday. •

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Mickey Lolich rent the first fivetimings to gee the victory. with Or.Bodo Pena mopping up. while JimWinter the firs of four KarmaCity pitchera, took the loss.

regueet by Joseph Berry that some-thing be dene to take care of dogspicked up in the city. The shavesolution will have to have the ap-proval of the Caacavay Kemal Courtalso.Bids were opened WC- night on

a new pohee cruiser for the CityPo2ice Department. Parker 14fMorswas imy bidder with a price of029.59 and 'the odd car. HhcambChevrolet bid $1270.00 and the oldcar and Taylor lectors bid $997.00and the ell car in exchange. Thecar to be teaded wa have about

ton of Boone Leunian. The sta-tion will be bull by Gulf Oil Car-forearm represented at the meet-ing last night by Joe Noce of

!Murray.

I Gulf is •leaetne the property andplants to oars- tort a mociern ear-vise s rehon on the Darner. Ampleapace for pedeYortsis was Yeah:nib:1by the Cr:Allied at the corners ofthe Tat and on an "island" midwayalong the lot on South Plf:h Sheet.Eight parking meters will have to

be mcved.Councilman Junes Rudy Alibrit-

ten repot' ei to the charich that theMurray Hospital will increaee roomrates. Seam-private rooms will nowcost 817.00 and prnate rooms willcost 1.22,00 He reported !het wagemcreeheas at the lioapatail made theincre.aes in rtrom rent mandatory.He 11.:60 reported that, the htspitalwas filled to 115 per rent of cap-acity in the month of Merch.Jerry Clayton Jones of Karkwoed

Dive was rained as a new cityteleeman.

Chioneohnan Roy Starke fepronedto the cornea that the bull &norof the Eisretateon System needed

-rephaced. The present doonhes nearly 4.000 hours. Rots willha taken on a new one.A truck is aeso needed by De-

partment of Soreesis Superinten-dent J.m B.lbeeten Bids %nil betaken on this truck.'hoe City Council approved the

cars oarketparOon in the AreaEesenn.c Coined. The program of▪ group is aimed toward "help-sag the poor'.Dennis Taylor was employed for

the summer morello as super-visorfor the eity park He will itheive

1900 far the Ammer. muck 1.1432 ant-elude half a month in May andhalf a ra,orith in September.Mayer Ellis reported to the cows-

oil that a recent flre which elhaii-ed from the city land fill site andburned into property owned byHiram Tucker dot at $i700 dam-age. This was covece by irenrance.Councilman Richard Tuck re-

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ed this method. His rnoe famoussermon of all, the aerineri On themount, was given in open eh on a

of natural gas to Hardan has beencancelled due to lack at Interest inHardin.Ceunciltnan Tasnd Vaug

hiked for council approval of thepraix>sed aaratary sewer extensionsalong Iadustreal Read and the BeeCreek Watershed. The later ex-tension would he in the Bee Creekbottom and would serve the areationh of Chestraist Street with sew-erage.The project will cost about i300,-

000. The council approved the sur-vey cf the erea well the finer.cingof the project to be worked outwill the fiscal agent of the oily.Ciunce.man Junes Rudy Allbrit

ten repoceed that the Electetc Sys-tem had trmainee overhangingtrees cn Olive Street. He else re-ported that new poles are neededin the city park on the Pony Lea-gue Field. The old poles are rot-Lag at the leeiczn. The councilapproved rtp:acement of the polesit a cost of $300.

IS PATIENT

him-s. Dewey Smotherman ofHazel is a patient at the BaptistMemorial HcsMeal, Memphis, Tenn.The Hazel woman uaderwen:

surgery on Wednesday, April 20.

m:-.ursint..sine. Inflect!, l• hex-everChrist found petple, that is wherehe preached.

..ttrige- eaten mat they call

at your doer. The apostle Paulspeaking to the cider men from

rIte caragregarhen cd Ephesu.i, told

them: "I did not he'd bath from

tering yen any of the thhvgs that

were praflable nor - frail teaching

you puteniey anti from hat.-se-t.o-house." Acts 20:20i Truly house-

to-house preaahirg is a Christian!Ike and apes:el:a method.

'Jehovah's Witnesses take thisopportuntlty to invite all residentsof the Murray conununhy to a:-tend any and all of the sessione of

• this program. June 10-12."

CHRISTIAN fiCIENCF

_PARMY/I AVE AT 17th ST

READING GROUP

Sunday Sex-yeas 11 a.m.Testimonial Jhfeetings

2nd Wednesday 8:00 pm.

ALL ARE WELCOME"The Bible Speaks To Yoe"Station hatallS, 1340 K.C.

Sunday at 8:15 a.n.

"GET MORE MILES PER GALLON BE USING SLPLR-SHELL"

from

641 SUPER SHELL SERVICEAcross from Jerry's Pestaerant Phone 753-9131

0. II. "BOTTLES" HUTSON -;:- MAX MeCUISTON

YOU TAKE NO CHANCE WHEN YOLTRADE WITH . . .

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IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE US ON A NEW OR USED CAFI

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CORONET SOO-plenty of plushand plenty of power

Taylor

Motors

DART-smartest littlestthorobred in town

Round up a deal with the Dodge Boys...they're on a high-tradin' trail!

Meet the guys under the white hats,. and jointhe Dodge Rebellion. They've gut a herd of

new Dodges up for sale and they're makin'deals that are hard to beat.

Ynii can tQII they're, gold guys- they all wrior white hots)

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DEAR AY: I sort on one of •we wad mg together quite a fewShe !)....Irrin: TS 11302 Puitaitra, rlUreXaminti. in a story I wrote, theterm 'Imes serum was clangedto •"equiter serum." I berm neveeheard anyone refer to harm momIS aquae serum and I doubt ifwane she has What do you sup-pose the ecloar was tryusi ac-diethbeh?

ANNOYED

:Inss sad Irrefasie goad kende.had a Rae addeint and oar Mobother grmedatelly ober that So-ere he led he amme oeer to myhuone to my good-ter. and I knowthee are no feelings betweenus lir problem is: I must to mite

•Itila. I know guys overseas theta get mad helm bad home. Myfrench any I seamed call kis mother

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THE LEDGER & TIMES - MURRAY, ,ICENTIICIT

The Ledger & Times . .

--Newcomers Coffee --tHeld .4t WeatherlyHome On Tuesday

DEAR tNNOTED: Nothing. But and ad her hr he adbaesbe was probably luring one el bas_MY mother says , hie tempted meneearlear slays sad objected to to write to him. he'd have writtenwarm a rem an an adjective. al- me fad Whet shauld I deo 'the it's a mermen practice. Ferret DOCBTFULit. It's thee • lel et equine bash- I DIE AR DOIlleTTITL: Write to him

Ilay•ty. fleet U he had gime anywhere dmbat the seselos. eerie withtheir mother.

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-DEAR ABBY Would you Meesesee-u_e a theaoreemere beermenterixind sad me Whenever ese goac f...r eveveng we umiak; goSlt.11 YAW oxides. WY taaband •

a beautiful dancer He wies • bux-om .nsonector at one tate Abbv I

really dint% nerd hia &mane eithoche wiamea, liut I that he Mould

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I DEAR AIRY When vou mobsto allacret. Oa. tereratr you de-' feted -maturity " WM you deemrepeat Is nt your column? I viespresent but maid not error it deemat the t.tnle I arn a high school-veartwr Thank you-

eLec-Ole TKACTITIMbl'" Partiler$ :C. the D 48 TIF.ACHER With piermare.

_ 1/00117Leh 4221- i°d? - mstaryty is the sadity m de a OihStraire women sn the • mos will „mere imparybed ar. Docsend tidies mew le ases-aelneg-ddle ewe& bb amin-ws cum

Salliro.on at 730 p.m.• • •

Tuesday, May 3

The Woman's Society at Mea-tless Serv.oe of the Trist MethodistQuirc.h will have a c.oteered dishluncheon for new members and theulnae wail the eddied stsendunoeat the demob at 10:30 ant. The ex-

spornotred by the Murray Stabs ecunve board will meet at 9.45 am.Ualvendby Darnels Club be held • • S. .

It RC-firile one am* two of the Mu- Murray Aseerribly No. HI Older etdent Union Building from one lio the Ra.nto3s for Girls will meet atthree pm. the Mammy: Rill at seven pm.

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The annual luncheon of the Mt- The Deltut Department of theray State Utuveriety Women's Sac- Murruy Woman's Clisib will meetley sal be held in the Student sit the club name at 7:30 pm. Hoe-Cason banns= at 12:15 p.m. Mean- teepee wth be Mesdames A. C.bee wal be called for reservationsprior to April 25.

Dr. and Mrs. Lowry-Give ImpressionsOf Greece At MeetDr and Mos. C. S Lawry of

Murray Elfabe Univ.:Way presentedthe PreTreell at the open aureateat the .0tSatat Deport:neat of the▪ ThIY Women's Club held Sat-

______ dar._ dub house 're• ilinljnest mut or freezer'Elba Lowry"; gave their nnpres- bided loarshonnes or therm t

dins elate esserbsy at Greece ea hall pte.. of need meo-am initelled dleiedlon tailor:Mg wade when frozen. Soak pork chops in milk before• • .

or-Itaaaa-WLAnag a

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Slave Day will be heed by theStoma Sigma Samna sorority fromeight am, to five pm Tor work atany type pal 753-3049 at the JohnPasco residence an North 14thStzest

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Tiedden May 3The Midi Indwick Ctreit cif the

Canape Prothearian Churoh • om-en sell mod Si the home of Mrs.Hex _Hawkins at 1 -30 p.m

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The Kathleen Jones Circle of thedance. watt be eibmals wee." ,Ispeney teethed siermilew Am The Creative Arta Deisinzneet at '-rat BRPLst ehurth WMS 4111▪ It's to the MILO IP 1111LAiii_tub. bet -mei- easesk-tan ability to

caffereneeANNOTED

DEAR ANNoi-FD: if it iiessalke any differenre. sall hen how

bee Nike k OI sem a nee toS serasge ma. alarm 111311demo Irak I tie! Teem websright. A lady walla to be asks&bet a nete-passer h an hob.

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DWI. ABBY. Imet this peswho was pang to Vas Ham and

1.4"1" 16" °mire& 2111• 11* amCr beer eh Idledidera dialled( ̀ rap"( the club home an Monday

▪ ntne-eldly oda* Mee eine an• • ••open melding and amend goads

to get wino

lubbbbli ebb jag it meet at the home of Mn. MelWard at seven pm

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Tbe WAN Moo Circle of the

1 PIttlelne Wr" eri Atiby' am Fred Omaha Prdersted rMiseetSP700. Los Arweiew Cl. Tor a per-orate repo. enciber a gamped. Reg. VIDIg-mm 'RI the ..Reittliellend at Wanes at 7:30 pm.

Pliretirre" fthe cbscuseed each etep• . • e ref iniehing prams and had

• • •addressed envekor

Male to wile lermim? Seed $1 to P f̀.er °If furniture kw wILch IF*had reedy for the final step.Abby. Nei lank Las engem CM,

big Abby. besisi. „um as mos The dtputhent daermue Mrs.Carmel IS Hurter. presided. TheLetters far Ai Oasairmea"

tocep egad to again sponsor the

No Haag poe nueag-Ses. Bourke it Efickeelooper (lett).R-lows., sad Mosta Foreign Reletions Chairman WilliamFelbright. D-Ark, wear flip-up agog tures at the hawing

to Wathisigtaa duet ao Mora tennisos lagesta

• Real - IT ALIAS SP A GHETTI - Ripe

• THE SPAGIIMI H()USE CHICAGO

• TRENHOLM'S DRIVE-IN• Chestnut at 12th - Fbone 753-9135

• 50c Deliver Uh.tro, Ord h rs 1,Paa Than $3 00

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Graduation Gifts?MERLE NORMAN

Has The Perfect Gift!

V. hi not give a Gift Certifi( ate so they can

choose their own gift?

* FREE GIFT WR‘PPING

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10;NORTH 4th STREET Or '13-6962

NOME OF THE FREE HOUR OF BEAUTY

Tbe Maim of Moe Jane Wealth-of the New.

ended Odin hdd Tuesday mons-ter lw Ow 1Wangese3 Soddy atChridtha Ibiedrie at the TIM Me- et ten a-111- The PUW1C is 1117dedthotibt Churiti with the Mary- addict

• • •leans From circle In thieve.Ida. Magid ivercormer, Amer- Sairmilay,7Apell SI

man at the newcanves peep of The finals or the Baby Cordedthe *HUI mid the ogles werebeeng held to pee the new ones inthe chumb a chance to becomeI) eter soeusinteel with the regularmenitiniaMbisaling the coffee at nine-

MOM sided legnalay month.wiew Mediema Man. JackAirdaissa, Min Oseeno. Joe Kees-

Itegermen, GoldsCurd, laud Ilmsor. John debit-nen. Mank Mom Jaen Dean.John Neethers. James Frank. Rard Tucker Robed Douglass. andlberokl Evertzneyer.The newcorners eren e bakt

tech ?moth Ohaday of the middlePresa coffees eere held at thebanes at dm !mink Kane andUfa Ude 11111ther A pctIllck srm-pw wee aim berl et the Morch.

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FRIDAY - APRIL 29, 1966

I.one 75 ug

Social Calendar

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Mrs. Fred Gin glesPresents Program.4t Special ileeting

tamer nee year. Announemostawas made of the nen meeting to bebed seller an May 9 edit ibeMoon cm -Paper Mildie".011igers alsotal for die new club

pier are Mew Jack HladneelLdatemast. egns Jar p teggieenm. moo at the home of dm Robert servirmons. Other hoetemes areellee-elminaan. Um. Ralph-- .m, indectied estedidy: Wks.Clew Clenren redacted treseur-or.

er. crmarnam. and Mrs libeckweltviesecermeenan.

liermeng uflicers are Mrs. Hunt-

Alleitesues Sr the social hourawe Mrs K T Ceermord. Ifirs.

Doren. Mrs Ceed Tarns.Mee Jce S. Umbrian. and Mrs.U.J. Bryan

Friday, April 19The annual day for the

County nonentities Clubs MBheld at the Woman's Olub House

The Coldest-0er Methodist ChurchWSCS will meet at the then% atsewn pen.

tender3. c a Toni, Ray MundaY,Joe Nell Rayburn. and Slim Clarabask

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The Kappa Department of theMurruy Worment Club will meet atahe 'lotus at 7:30 pm. Has-team. s be Mn John Nanny,Ws James Rogers, sod Mrs.Charles Outland_

• - • • • .'The Wriest" biped ChurchtoltS meet at the home atMrs. Jaekle Trees at seem pm.

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Croups I and IT at the ChairmanWorne.n's Teillos-ship of the Perotaudean Church will mid at thehome at Ida SUNNI Mice at2 : 30 pm.

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Group IV of the Fed CnChurch cWT Mit mem web Mrs.Henn Futon d tan sm.

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Uedoeiday, May 4The Taxan blathers Club will

meet d the gentice ge 1:19 p.m. forthe meeting until seer summervanities. livaryase la limiest MOrd.

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Mee Ruth Sunday Schad ChMof the Taut Baptist Church willmeet at the home at Mrs. EugenelinemilSt 7111 p.m

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The Ruby Nell Haab Circle ofthe row Evapagt Church Widi3 ahi

• •I'ersortals

Mrs Madeline Gilbert of Detroit.M.Ch. is nng resterea and *S-ends in lerseag and Canoes,

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Mr and Wm. W L. Tenn andWard Sauer at alizroola. Coal-forme. thee beam the germs ofther tame. Mrs R. C. Mies andDr Chaim at their home on EmStreet

The ladies luncheon will be serv-ed id the Oaks Country Club atnoon. Call BM* Alexander, their-men 753-3270 or Morptuct

co-etatenan. 753-5100 for re-

lidersd M Walker of MurrayMaths Thee be been dentliendOde the Wailer= Medd

Palasele. • • •

Ws June Cede of Niamey. "-Grand repreenve of Gethpa..ord Heard McNeely of Murray,enters tend patron of Dletrut U.erre among thane silencing thethedlion

IR-at W W. *demi No 507

Order of die Zonern Fear held onevening.

OW000001 Sandra Lee steps onto Michigan Avenue in

Chicago to • pair of silent wolf whistles as she debuts in a

abort short skirt.

10 CHILDREN KILLED IN

L• %here that I.

boys out for a hle

SAFETY LESSON-ehoee are strewn along 'the pavement In

It 0111 of control aril plowed tnte S throng of isehr,o1

'esson. ItIlitng 10 of them All Wir, 6-R years of lig G.

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Dodd Press International- . • • •

Rad owners hurr.;; to malre I tf Peu mod a long table for en-

ettesegbatiy-netheng in doe• weer tertainsug buffet sale laden the

might keep a jar at po ."c u.n icily lagn of surd tables together

an hand. Hare bangle onetred with • • •

Old MM. ilire pecitemid from the Pent nvarks to bolleate quart

odd. and gallon nteeaures on a cleaning

• ; • ' pea It will livip In getting the car-

,ret mature of eleentng deter-

Mrs. Lowry, altar twoher 11 When buying washable dada, extenor.

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▪ set Unhand, High School, be sire to cheek each panned In 0

laseuid school In Crewe for a year made more She the Pens esel beon plyehrogio seem He hum. laundered OW* vokabuida, me-thod mend her thae In Jury and linta Wain, ~Po rod Gaper lid"they spent the damer togethertame. • • .

The 'pesters disarmed the MI-ferenms In the hVIIVI COadIU os ofCreme rind Use United States, asto the daily roues* of Wring. Theymid the people pi Creme live amore relaxed We.Dr. sad Maw Lowry wee Intro-

duced by lee. Timmy Brown,ahoaman a live prmram commit-tedThe dtheatenoolt. chemise, Mrs.

Henry McKenna, pleaded and thetorte of new calibers was Melded asfollows:

Mrs. Thomas Erma. chairman:Mrs Rolf King, rice-chsiumen:Mrs Russell Terleine, secrelethr;11.1/15 Loh Quai treasurer. Retiringof Doers are Mrs. McKenzie, chair-nun. Mrs. Brown, v.ce-chaantan,Mrs. James Pee. secretary.

The tables were attrucavely de-corated with arrangements ofsperms flowers. Hodowees were Mrs.Rolf Kg. Mrs. Ire Pthra, lithe011igMnism/a 'Mrs. Henry McKen-mu, ax• ve.-e. Leonard Vauglin.Foudeen guests were pr.

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In buying • hour wax. check%%ether II is a wren emulton antcr a ryas solvent wax. The firstcan be geed on a& flooring mat-erial* lbw are nft. damaged byweber. The mooed variety is safean all amaithis vocept withal andredder the.

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An easy ic.rig fer ocalcias can be

made by cornbinthe 1 tablespoon ofwater tnfli 1 cup of sated powder-ed sugar Food alarms may aimbe added.

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Omer mused stove burners wthpie pans and the chain up lob w albe easier.

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JEILLLItS E.,

poured Mao a saucer and Owed litesuue Si. oven with the door dos- he NB

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▪ Fast, Dependable,'There's no halm In udng nen- Guaranteed service

.ng saver duty Reguier the gives :At a deep melts% tone. To make 509 Math Streetsum that all pieces develop pastime : Murray, Keetuckym the sane rate, eltensice thee/ : Phone 753-1604tan-

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Heavy qudty toweling may bethe soasolon tor the night materialto ine as a Doyenne for thaaren scasks and cauclus. nocouse unsei-asp-it say to wean it always ...odablight and treth.

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PERSONALS bibt a pinch of mit with Deur be-fore acki..nd aster an a too to help

Ma. Dewey tinothernain -af-41reep gravy beimr-keziww-WWIr-and IS to the Iragart Mionarlol

Menspraw. Taw, 'boreshe undorsent anew Webfoot's,.Apra 30.

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A bereft egg fUls about fourtablespoon' Bo. If jou sent toaa • recipe In had that oella forone bested egg. ass am too bide-spoons.

bilIMIIIR-011110- A.11oltten.Annette Aleressekr. Margaret Ililanet, lammialltaalata. Peenedlitiormarea. Jane Boyd, CarolynReeput, and Jane Reuse

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Thereby, May 5The Town sod Weary Mane-

makers Club a tit meet at the hamsof Mrs Jelin Netters, 1662 OmenTerrace Drive, at 7 30 p.m. Mrs.Robert Dazed wilt be cottons.

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1Cheese and dooms Oramo "wigbe ended very sioviely. Pad Or lugh

:eanPorotaree__OPAIO_IIRk !Mr,and rubbery.

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By MERRIMAN SM1111UPI White House Reporter

WAEHINGTON 11Fli — Baclostairs

knows He has auk:grated mote or

at the Wilde House:

living more dangerously than heA man from Devon, Pa., may be

10-Pfeildent Johneonti hi* thathie beagle, Ham, accept honorablemembership in an outfft of mon-grels."The genelternan In peril, Rimed]P. ,lotann, had • pretey good thinggoing ber himself in a mail orderhouse Whin he became possmoedby the kb& Mat the Foremen. Pisee•bred dog lor too mato yews hadreceived all of the recognition saddistinction of the komel world.

Jobeon wants the multi-facetedPicloos 11471t Dowsers of doubtfulsires as dams to lie *ten nowstatus in a resterod Mies to beallied the "all Antertatul breed."IfUrthermore, this fallow wrote allthis to .7012nbon end sent along forhis beagle the fleet remistrationcottficete and an "a/1 Americantweed" tag.

Purebred Lover

Jobson apianintly dam not ire that tlua the President iS astetly an**14D.COA, purbred animal man, in

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doge as well as cattle He note MidkI well water froont a gourd dipper

land spit In the river for peal luck,but he a most arisiodnitio Mon acomes to dogs and kvantrook.

Is is somehow inconceivable thatJack Valenti or Bill Moyers wouldvolt into Johnnont ethos Mai therile of Jobeon'e correspondence andsay, "Mr. President, some feaorliengin lio note 'Mx boa* an hen-cine25rliEll —One at the more internale, bootee

Wen pained around las WhineMouse dhows them dere la • ent•1Motion of alayon drawings and Mt-tore addressed to the Prominent *OMthe sae onitlay of Watt EMMYschool at Mason Arts. Their Mach-ar. Mrs. Mona Dayton, brivalOgg- 110book with her rectaitlY 'Alen diewee named teacher of the year.

Few Made PublicA few of the letters were made

putter: at the time but here are •few hidden genie which escaped tio•Lice:"I/ you were a bird I would be

too If you lay en mg make ournest on the Lincoln statue."

This a the entire text, as seethe others.

"I want to be with you NI thetime spinning the"lb you get all the money you

want? What do you do with it?"And then Mere was this ponment.

unsigned letter. One am almostBee the worried little first grader,elmiggling with his pencil to awn-paw a letter to the President thatlestid come somewhere near thestandard' being set at clerks allaround turn ny quaker okinnuatea.W1th deternuned block letters, hisfull letter read, "I'd like to know."

wo Viand be been oast in thefeminine lead opposite Pao ParkerIn "Otnaher."

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dthatery Prayer, and introduce Rev.CutPePPer.The Scettinse needleswill be

Mame Jones and the invocationwill be Raymond Mauthena withthe benedkrtoon by J. W. Williams.

11K0c- Hbefte--811111-1310--lbe organist. Raymond Matheny, JamesKuytersuali, late Hail, Rev. Pip-pin, and Rev. Culpepper will directthe nota burning.The church, located az miles

was. southaezt of Murray, is theoldest Ehipast church in the BloodEver Aissocia:ron homing been COD-anasted in August talrelkawRinnsof Willoun Atikinla With twelvemernbtsrs.These members were David

Owen, NUM,* Owen, HeeietietiOwen, Elizabeth Owen,flowers. &Iran Ann Flowers, ra-abbeth Adams,Namely Adapts. Ellimbeth Green-wood, Eddy Owen, and ArsonFlowers. The fret poem rens Sam-uel MoGoweis who served fromAugust 1831 until October 1833,when Thomas MoCkon was calledto DOM*allacry of the churcti mid the

church was named froni a wringlocated near the upper well, butthat baer the spring sunk; andthan this, the name "SickmgBoring" wee given to the churvil.In the wager cif 1836 the firm

a-uclitoranni was ourstructed on themine spot of ground where the pre-sent building now siantk. This kindwas donated to the church by =-she Aches and haw Ha&lance MS when the fine, bond-

ing wan constructed, time Ws boofoie albs buntlines erected on Mianow spat of proimd: the firetWM AMIN C. 'Boum, plata.; thiswand in MO, Seat Outland, pee.ar: the third in Lela, N. S. Oman.berry, pialtor; the fourth in MN,Nonsimis ClUtpappot• Ptotor•The propeOL bistIckng was oon-

stenciled sit a motof $40.131.T2, andOr debt wee freed on April 3,lIltTR* elburch purchased Its [kid

misioduni July to, 1862, whenHeigh McDonnell was pieta . InJanusay MN pane began to bemode In provide a new home forIns minor, wimp is now Jotrn Pip-• Ins Irresoty-thied minister of

the clIstaith.Ramat 'lbw the menibi ofrdip

the chum& le nompired tothe towellire ateelle• Min in 11121.Demos at the ehmiels are Ro-wed Mleitivam, Omer /Seders. Eu-gene' Jones, ahem Warrem Carz.usOuthr.e, Bun Wakening Roy D.Herrallekl. lames Kay Key,Teikis Howard, and Lenon HalLTrustees are Man Key, Loma

Key, and James Bninckg HowardMsaihney is ohuroh clerk, OrsoidObeyer, church treasurer . Orb Key,music director. ti.tay Hutchens.minim, Judy Hughes, organist,Sefton Key, Sunday Scheel super-intenclent,, L D. Warren, TrainingUnion Director, Mrs. Ban, Pas-chall, WMU prem.:bent.03mmilltem ere as follows: Burkl-

mg — Eknest Underwatd, lakeHall, Brent-Mohltitt. Julians/ War-ren. and Sylvester Pafa7111611: fin-anCe AMIE{ lUytendal, RudedParts. Eugene Jones, and OttoParka bug/tient — Lake Hall, JayWarren, J. W. Redden, Rudell

Blig Hal, Herman Jones.and Ancel Griffin.Rev. Nom, pastor of the

dhureh, heir extended an invite-rain for the pubtic to attend thisspecal service Stmday afternoon.

DISEY SION% MACARTHURHOLLYWOOD TT' — Watt Dis-

ney WI& alened James MacArthur—Helen Hager sots— for the utterole in "Willis and the Yank."

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they bed seen in the sohool auP-rrlY cetakar. It was In. the sprtnig, inand there was no money availableat that time to bug; L The chit-,dren and I talked of a selling cam--pawn- -tie- get--ase-nieney-to buy K. We priced what It wouldcot to have one made in a localmhop Frankly, with the school termso near the end, I just didn't havethe nerve to tackle such a big pro-ject.Mr. sod Mrs. °den Williams

were patrons of the school, andMrs Witkana, I think, was anofficer of the Faxon Mothers Club.Their eldest child was in her firstyear of school. Mrs. Wilharns heardof the oluldren not being atue toget the equipment Mask theywanted so much. lb& WIliama

hostamirt, seal -Inmer knew which of the fonitywas the most enthusiastic, I heardthat all of them helped thine. Thework was done in the evenings,Mr. Williams culAing and weinedrape he had on hand for atteruse. Mrs. Wantons painted It. anda few days later there IT was onthe dhow ground for all the chil-dren . . . the 'Jungle Jim'. There

or was a happier group of chil-dren or a more grateful teacher.Stich a thoughtful and generouscouple as Mr and Mrs. Widiamsare hard to come by and I amthankful for thear now 'brightfuture'.

Mrs. D. J. MillerRoute 2, Murray, Ky.

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ARBUCKLE'S WIDOWLN MOVIE

HOLLYWDOD t'fff — Mtnta Dur-fee Arbuckle, widow of the lateFatty Arbuckle, will play a char-acter rote with Shirley Maclaine

"thimble"'

NOISES IN HEAD — Dorian

Figueroa 38, a Puerto Rican

In Miami. Fla., looks a bit

careworn over the noises be

hears in his head. The -dy-

ing puppy" noiees can some-

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lie's had three operations,

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years ago—that started it.

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PHI MU ALPHASINFONIA

Fraternity Of America

Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity ofAmerica is a professional fraternity dedi-cated t othe advancement of music and toBrotherhood among men engaged in mu-sic activities. Sinfonia is working today in247 chapters in institutions of higherlearnng across the nation.

Alpha Chapter (the first) was orga-nized in 1898 at the Ntw England Con-servatory of Music to unite men withcommon musical interests. Although thiscontinues to be a major purpose, in addi-tion. Phi Mu Alpha fosters the welfare ofmusic students, develops fraternal spirit,and contributes to music activities on thelocal college campus.

Alumni Chapters in most major citiesof the United States and throughout forty-seven countries of the world help Phi MuAlpha's members live up to the slogan --Once a Sinfonian. always a Sinfonian.-The membership roster of Phi Mu Alphais a yeritable "Who's Who- of men inmusic.

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_Sinfonians are to be found in all fields

of endeavor. Membership includes stu-dents, conductors, performers, compos-ers. arrangers. eachers, publishers, musicmerchants. Doctors. Lawyers, and repre-sentatives in the areas o fradio. TV. andmotion pictures. Phi Mu Alpha embracessuch notables as Skitch Henderson, MitchMiller, Burl Ives, Paul Whitman, StanKenton, Fred Waring. Andy Griffith. and

This page was prepared through the efforts of the Spring

State Ualversat:s.

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Van Cliburn to mention only a few.The Gamma Delta Chapter, located on

the campus of Murray State, is one of themore active chapters in the nation. Gam-ma Delta is probably best noted for itsannual production of Campus Lights. Italso sponsors such activities as a stageband and men's chorus. With the profitsfrom Campus Lights, the Gamma DeltaChapter annually awards several scholar-ships to high school seniors who are ofoutstanding musical ability to encouragethem to attend Murray State.

At the present time, there are 61 activemembers and 25 pledges in the GammaDelta Chapter. A candidate for member-

'ship in Phi Mu Alpha is selected by achapter vote based upon his characterand his musical and academic qualifica-tions. In addition to Chapter Honorarymembers, the fraternity has attemptedto recognize indi v id ua 1 service to theFraternity by members through electionto National Honorary Membership.

Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia has grown be-yond its Founders' dreams. Its influenceand effect on the musical life of Americacannot be measured, but as long as thereare students of music who believe in !nu-sic and who believe in the brotherhood ofstudents of music. Phi Mu Alpha SinfoniaFraternity will flourish and will contri-bute significantly to the musical life ofAmerica.

Pledge Class of 1966; Gamma Delta Chapter, Murray

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