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In Our 87th Year Murray, Ky., Thursday Afternoon, August 4, 1966 10* Per Copy

Largest

Circulation

IBoth In City

And In County

Vol. LXXXVII No. 183

CITY Y SCHOOLSseen & Heard

AloundMURRAY

Today we ptore the mystery of

being able to get so much mater-

ial or obeects out of a container

or what have you and nal, being

_•able to get It all back in to the

Mine -Weer deni-litiddrelt

1I Mere Is a for instenoe. We lain

ch. wating the Manley Water Ilege

tan laying a waiter Mr. When

they gat the It On and covered

mar, they had a bet of dirt left

In feet et-seemed-traleahey-

Odd twice the dirt they stetted

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I *MAW for instance We found

Mgr leoz wheel had mote parts

thr a diotaphone. Got tWrn out

ingieding • hag wire with an

ger phone on it. cod by golly all

that Muff host viotild mat go back

te the tittle box.

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Flavil H. NicholsMinister For Mt.Olive Revival

, The Church of tensest at. MountOeve. near !Cerium, is having theirannual revival die week. Theevangelist is nave It Nichols,rneester of the chunk at Seventhand College. Mayfield Bay Erevan,

' a member at Mount Olive, isleadtra the onering, socondling tothe Meal minister, Connie Stroup.Services begin it 7:45. through

- night-

Thomas Nevi! Me( ,y

Appointed ToKentlicky Post'The following story loPPeared in

o the newspaper, Adidand Daily In-Of mane ean underatand "8 dependent, concerning Theme de-dot !ling The POE' ta.." • uPat McCioy who Ividt his Mk. the

former Verde Slateibber, ie neereact:erg et 904 Vine Street. aur-ae-Thomas Neve McCoy, super-

lietetlent of Cat3ettaburg flebodeMice 1967 has resigned effective

into 4r 01•1416111 1111111.• 'The narnallen wee eppreetlfThey are arnitired In such a dash- ...eee, zeirl., at .Thunictity

ton that they fit pergeoLiy and 7-"..

mere you get than out there is

lost no psalm them back In.

some room, but thes bustnees at

getting a whole lot oe things back

in a Vete. container deeerves some

mai study What happens la that

the cornputy hires melte kind of

space engineer and he filmes and

Mires how to peek these thew

warning benseem don't lee the

thing make contact with the wall

until you have it in exactly the

right place because It lied not

turn loom.

Daughter: But dud, don't you be-

lieve that two can live as oheap-

ty as oneDad I certainly do Right new

your mother and I are living as

cheaply •A you

Dodgin had been recently ap-

pointed foreman at the *yip but

I is name was not known to all

Ise men One day. while on his

mode. he COMO. across • couple

Of men eating In a quiet corner

having a smoke

"Who are you?"

ite ruenDodgem the

he answered"So ATP WV Sit down

a make

askel one of

new foreman"

arid taw

One of our favorite ohne:sooners

William Feather. has this to my.

We nay grant young men and

young women the freedom to ao

as they pilease. but they shoeld

know Ilea if they take too much

out of life now thane wil be ref

to ants when they are cider

• Wham enuaillb maderatien.

usismiumos a moderation.

Thigt la akideretion

ainloggicin iteelf mosienition.

The kat of ono t4 is an

antiaing melt beautiful •Xplre0104:61

ca nettles Nature gems to saw

The esidest way is just to throw

away the Wake lex end dump

everything into a bagger box.

We Jest discovered the new way

of putting up large mirrors You

do not use any of those little

..issng 4w Oatlettabtag amidof Education"Mr McCoy has accepted na-

plowmen& with the Kentucky De-meter* of Educatkon as • =P-errier in the Welarrn part of thestate He • and Mrs McCoy. theformer Verret Raughter, will re-side at 904 Vine Street in Marty."McCoy came to Caeettaburg in

the fall of 1167 after thirty yearsMak things any more What you ail Leeching and adknerriatraeve ex-do is tee real that double coated perience including serving as wat-tage and the glacki the whole

elm* et Catlettsburg holsoclething to the wall One word of

11130 to 1942 Fte anis also oup-erintendent of Hickman Schaal!from 1944 through 1948 He waspratenor af etre-nary and botanyfix armed Years at Bethel on)-

inHokerville before return-ing to Catlett:burg as auperin-tendent."He received his high whoa

clipaana from Calvert City Highechorl. B 8 degree fromMurray State University, and hbM S degree from the Universityof Kentucky°Thee many friends in Aehland

and Catlettaburg with them muchhepptnees cn returning home toMurray to live"

Essie Caldwell Is

Named Medalist AtOaks Golf Day

eakhr711 was the medalistfor the ladies day gait /weld at the0411(11 Country Chili on Wednes-day Mare Weever lad smoondkm with Edith Garinson and Dor-is Rose being tied far kw putta.Others named were M wrens

Walker, most pars, Carol Eaves,!noel coif Ann Cole meet bulbIt ponce Sue Steele, most putts;Troop* Thomas, hach 011 NO. 4:

Laura Parker, :t7.4 tin No. 1; HadaJackson. mom tens.GO( hosteeens for the day were

Sammie. Brad! ord and DorotheaK MY. Juanita Steamer and SybilliteCineetori weer, tew chairmen for

that for every Obstacle overcame the ladies day hirwhem seesed at

the will reward us with a tooth-

fruit to enjoy The bov whoWine

MOJA fight his was out of, pater-

(t'onihreed On Page Three)

ZUCCHINI SQUASH

R D Langston torment a nice

Hybrid Zucchini squaish into the

off k e of the ledger & Tinos This

squash 17fla grown in the garden

of Mx and Mrs Langston and

Aran, of them are on sale In the

kcal grooery emirs Mr Las ii

said he saw the ad tar the seal

in a make and ordered tihem to

rant in his gardee.

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'Paul Gargus Now At

Campbell Clinic•

Paul Gonne local Asurenceagent. wit undergo surgere atOirimbell Clime. Memphis. Tenn.the first of next week, accord-ing to members of his family.

°argue is in Room 218, Thirdnow, Campbell Clinic. Memphis.

Tenn.. for thaw who would like

to send him eards and letters His

wife, liable, is with him at the

oink.

Mr. Nichols Is the BM of apreacher, the brother of threepreachers, and throe of les sie,entmanied preacher& 40ounting un-cles and comb* there are lapreachers Is ble tartly. at in

...teChuselr tit Meet) His father

aialiertWilliai-Ocii&itittCOr.I Aiaannaragge Um

_ Ai tbia-age lir fifteen Mr.endues :Awn reaching beforehe Frees ate from heal whoa.After SAW rig MacDonald Bus-iness , o-e, he gradusited fromFreed- Haldeman Cohere Hender-son, Term. Later he emended Ala-bama Steam Teachers Coliege,

iillorence. Me, and subsequendytacit a Daki Comae Course inthallnemelep. Ilya afar mowing

to Matadi in 'MIL Mr. rakehois.In ocietlairtl with his Wants eatsnalber ednielin tonne • aye'mek OM* aid oleasum trip to

Atioatine. netting tan countaies

In addable to ostensive exper-

ience is radio preath- ing. Mr

Pthecie coriductid a week* tease-

-31111gilligoillaill Lea IOWA Yellal ItJackman Tem. He masa wrote a

wed* "Sermon-Ad for the daily

newspaper at Jacks. and Is a

perinor in a firm which puts-

lidera good refegious materials,

1 with eight boots already off the

Freda

Mr Nichols uses marry viand

aide in his eermorat, and the mem-

bers at Mount Cleve cordially in-

ner thdr friends to hear hen the

rat cut this week. acocallng to

Connie Stroup, the basil minister.

Kappa FashionShow Is FridayThe "Back To School Fashions"

featuring the "Old Woman in theShoe" 'and 'The Late Red SchoolHouse" will be prevented by teleKappa Depertment of the Mur-ray Woman's Club on Friday.August 5. at 7 30 pm at Ur Mur-ray H*h School audittalum.The children of the Kappa

memben will model the back towheal fashions The iota new-Manta halve carefully selected andfurreshea the lovely clothes.

Special enterearimert will bepresented with Lynda Cochran,Jeanette McDougal.. and Kay Hee-nan in charge.Tickets can be pratheeed from

members of the Kappa Depart-mera or will be avallible at thedoor. The ackniallan Is one cid-ar Sr athals and ffilley cents fordilatation.

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Mike and

STAFF NOW COMPLETEDfrwo Accidents

IL Li lard W. Bohannon. Sr.

Bohannon Enters

Pilot Training

' BIG SPRING Tex - lasoondLieutenant Richard. W Bohannon.Sr son of Mr and.. Mrs R H.Behannon of 3975 Southern Ave ,Memptns. has meow! US AirFare peat trainee at Webb APB,Tex.Lieutenant Bohannon wit fly

t the newest Air Poroe jet trainer*and receive special academic and.mititary trakeng during the reta-ke* course. He will be awardedelver pLiat wings upon completiona the Air Tradning Command fly-

ing Program.The lieutenant, a graduate of

Maack High anneal. received lasB. B. A_ degree hem MeaPheSialeallallariety and "MaMonad there in 1966 upon Darn-els-Om of the Air Fevre ReserveOfficers Tralnmg Corps program.He I a member Of Pi Sigma W-alton.His wits. Doonii the daugh-

ter of Mr and Mr& J. D. Kienbreof RI el. Murray, Ky

Funeral ServicesFor Columbus Adams

Being Held Today

The funeral Sr MalaboAthens is being hid leder wit twopm. at the Max la Murtha, lani-ard Home chapd with Rev. H.W. Hargrove we lbw. G. W.Page officiating. Barbi will be inthe Wed Fork Cemillenr.Pallbearers are Harry IL117,

Erritt Beemel, Tillman Turner.Ray Broach. Fred Broach, andStanley Learned] •Adams. age 82, died Tuesday at

his home to Coldwater Survivorswe his wife. Mrs Hari HargroveAdams, three cbuughtera. threesons one fader, two hos bro-thers, 16 iranclohildren. and twocrest arentkelikeen.

Max H Chun:shell FuneralHorne is in charge of the ar-

rangement&

TO MEET SATURDAY

Temple Hal Masonic Leder will

haled its rainier meecret Saturday.

Aurae 6. at 7 .30 pm at the kale

Work will be in the meters dr-owse All master masons are in-need

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Robbie Hibbard, ot.-Mr. and Mn.

Robert Hibbard, are enjoying the summer with their dog.

King. They will soon be getting ready to go back to school.

Be sure to see them in the Kappa "back to school" fashion

show August 5 at 7:30 p.m. in the Murray High School

auditorium.

st-01.

In,t‘ 'gated•

The Murray DeparunentInvestigated two\ automobile an-

on weditii-7, accordloilto the records of the department.At 315 pm Bonnie Sorrels

Watscst delving Pontiac two dime, was

1630 Weet 'Mats Street,

ping west on Payne Street, stop-ped for the stop sign, eritt then

to ceoss IffireThet ladhit the 1965 Ctievreeet two dar

owned by Ted Potts and driven by

Marilyn Kay Potta of Murray

Route Four in the side k.nocicing

the Chevrolet into • dght Pole,

emeriti:1g to SM. Barney Weeder

and Patrolman Ed Knight

•-••10111PW P•aa.k.aael•-4110:--,mosi•sci

hurt arm, as reported on the

Pollee report.

-rob: á't:36 pan Sit Weeks

investigated an sentient at North

4th and Chestnut Streets.

Teddy Eres, 416 North 811

Street, driving a 1.15 Doe& two

docr, mime mit of Cdteanut Street

and turned swat OB 418s Street

and tat the 1961 ableacia bwo

door owned by Bay Joie Mans

and Ne'en by Pettit Illiedege 301.-

chute's., of Dexter In the len aMe

4thas I streetwise ,gelengewartiniiinaldl 411 Nalheat.

Weeks No inaeles We reported.

The Police abo arrested one

persica for driving walk inecadost-

ed and driving an /\.\ revoked

license on Wedneseisie_.:

Light Docket Is' '

Reported In Court

Of Judge McCuiston

Cases lied In the court of

County Judge Hal AifeCtuitlon over

the past week are listed as fol-

lows according to the remade cd

tla court.Julia Kaye Turnbow, Columbia.

Co. apeecilmg, Daft Paean Mead

$1000 and costa al $11110.

Donald Wayne Hurt. .-aatigaiiie

Wood, lidlitann.

Police Fined $1000 and costs ot

$18.00.Cecil Kent McFarland.. Orld1-

vale, IThnob, recite% death.,

State Ponoe. ?Wed WOO ma

meta of $18.00

• Janne Erein Hendrick. Mornay

Route PIse.. reckless iirtving..ataite

Potioe. Pined $10.00 and mate Of

WOO.Jams Kemp. two charges of

pubik drunkenness, crtad by Mae

Police and Sheriff. Given 15 days

It jail on each ad the two charges

for a total of 30 days

Will Ed Durunaway, Murray

Route Two, recklees dewing,

Campus Police Filed away with

leavesto reinstate

Cheries E House:len, Auburn.

Alabama. speeding. State Police.

Fined $1000 and mats of 818 00

Voris C Wells. speeding. State

Police Fined $1000 and coats of

$18.00George Wesley Jones. 309 Sleuth

Third Street, imireper passing,

Sate Potice. laird away with leave

to reinstate.Jacky Lee Hughes, speeding, the

Stientf Fined EOM oral Costa of

$1800 Driving whale license sus-

pended. given thirty days in all

suspended on con:Sten that he

not drive without a licers. •

William Clay Ragsdale Murray

Rottte ate, DWI. State Police Fin-

ed $100 and ooste of $1300

Johnrry Herbert Crouna 1397

Johnson weeding. State Polite.

Flat$1000 and cods of $1800

Henry Payne Hutson, Hazel

NOWA. Two. Mate Police. Fined

$10.00 and coats af $1800.

Aubrey James Now

At VA Hospital

Aubrey Janes of Hoary hell

been sadmioed to the Kennedy

Veteraes lieenital in Memphis.

Tenn. He entered the hoespitel on

Wednesday.Mr. Jaines is in Ward IA of

the hospital for amp whci would

etre to unite him letters or send

him cards He is the father of

Joe Pat James of Murray and

Kerney.

Fred Schatz

Freston Holland

Students Register August 25;Teacher Conferences PlannedThe Murray Board of Educationo completed the taching staff- die 1965-67 medal year. TheUT1 and the adminiserstlon bed.t elle community can be proudthe excellent ataff of taattheal

....a have been employed to teachour young cgmene

..41t eireDer 1tkp. teactleav hoktnereanum of i college degree andare clernentary education majors.The Murray High Schixe staff,

In addition to being degree teach-ers, are teeciung in their majoror minor holds of etude

Murey ranks near the top in

-RentuolotolitTtr profeemionekuilar Itteachers with it 3tlabirt Degreeplus 30 -semester hauls shore theMaAtexl Degree. an atehllomal 32teachers have memed a histfigitDegree and all ether profenicendstaff members held a nitnarnuni cia Bachelor Degeee.

The assignments for the .1966-67 school pear are as follows.Frei Schultz, superintendent ofschools, Preston Holland. amistant

Eight From Calloway

Attend 4-Day Meet

Eight vocational educators fromCalloseao County attended thefour-deer conference this week mLerungton. Amending weie WI-ham c T Jeteray, Edaribunise Edu-cation: theme, Obancey end Car-man M. Parke, Vociational Apicul-ture Etlitellaia. Rater Lee allinp-eon. Jewell Deere nisi BetaThurman Kerb* lam Ann lar-red. end Alice Sue Paine* Homehoonomlos BeluoStion.,The oorderence grantees Includ-ed three general gehireni;e- ban-quet, and three sellaurn for thevirione ecoottonal theithes.Otemmor Ilhesvad T. areathat.

Superintendent. of Public Instruc-tion Raney 3L •Sperta. and K P.

seeleant superintendentfor Vocational larkratien. were the

opening aesslon speakers an Mon-day eventrig.Tuesday morning speakers were

Dr. Kermebh Hoyt, University cefIOWA and Bernard Michael. US.

Off ice of Education Dr. Hoyt M-

oused the importance of guidance,

and Michael paned out what toexpect In PrOgraM evaluation Dr.Benpunm Wefies. general superin-

tendent of Chicago achoola, was

the banquet speaker. Tuesday

evening. at the Plea= Hotel

Vocational services programs in

Agriculture. Basemen end Office,

Distributive, Heath Occumtiona,

Horne Sooncerdos, Technical, Trad-

es and Industry. and Vocational

Guidance held nweitirres Tuesday

atternocri a.rd Wedneaday.

Dr. Marvin Dodoilon, Loularilla

KEA Executive Secretary. and

Leitel.1 B. t. exacireAT cMs-ct-

or of the Anne/can Vocational Aile/location Wasterarton. D. C.. Weeduring the °keen; amen tble

morning. e

CEeETERY MEETING

Thor who are Interested in the

upkeep of the Lassitere Clemebery

are reminded to meet at the

cemetery on Aimee 13. lin

cemetery is located three send one-

hall males weed of Crossland an

the State Line Road Payment for

the upkeep for the past year may

be made at that tame. according

to John L Jones. at Murray Route

Four.

NOTICR

'Fhe J. B. Evans deb for breach

of peace last week In Muria y City

Court., was nit the J. B. Evans. of

Benton, Kentucky.

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Guiderce Counselor; John ,13elt,Industrial Arts: Maw Joan Beak-er, Vocal Music: Mrs. FramesBrackett, Englan: Mrs. MargaretBrown, &latish;

Mrs. Geneva Browirdited, Guid-ance Oceneekr; Mrs Pauline Bry-ant, Reading: Mho Lain Oak% Buse'epee liers. Margaret Eerie NEMO.

P. IL; Mrs. Clara Griffin.Mrs. Alice Jane Pitch He

John lam Social StudiesCiach; Preston Holland,renatur. Social Studies;Jackson, Science and Induetead

Arta

dettirtloakainitadaid.

aditlir..- Mgt Bonne Jones. Dag-Mb; Mks May G. Lassiter; MatoWm Lucy Idlie Hem EloommicioMr* Donna Mary, Sonia Seio

acell. theta Studies. Mew Alice

libelame Meal; Lem halloo As-meant PrImcdpal and Meth: Ntri.Sarah Sue Mare Buskers;Stra Mon Cra Librarian; W. p.

Basalt Booed Sheba Coach:&be Betty Soon., Art; Jerry Sea-ton. Biology and Coach; PhainpShelton. IsmOnanargAil Musk; kb&

iniPetudenderla: Mrs.lath 1". Martha Sherry, ,Enellsh;Dobseity, genera supervisor; Pren- Ann Stromecity, English and

\dice L. Leather, director of pupd tal stuches.Miesonriel; Mr., Mary Loube Bak-er\ lunchroom supervisor; andMee Ruth Lassiter, femme of-ficer. '

*wear MO belied

'1:rUICIL1011:rChubs Obrindallp modMath; Mrs. UMW Austin. trench:Mrs. Idea Bailey, Study Hall Sup-ervisor; Mrs. Cherlotte Harker,

Venela Sexton Is

Calloway Winner

Le, day golf was heldatthe Canoway county CemeteryClub on Weelneetily with VentlaStake being the winner of ties

-cherneelenshIp Mgt& Other weenies mire Nab, Mur-

phy. fare flight, 'Omni Milabard,ge‘-rxid flight. and Man MaDisinthird nightFrances Make was the golf

lifeless for the day 'The regularkitties thy kinchnin was servedwith Euva Nell Mgchell as chair-man of the hostesses

North Pleasant Grove

CP Church In Revival

Revival services are being con-ducted this week et the NorthPleasant Grose Cumberland Pres-byterian Chtech with Rev OondisWomack of Leulevite as the via-

Mir evangelise.. .Rev. Womack is pastor of the

Fire Cumberbind PresbyterianChurch in Louisville and cericluot-ed a revival /tere two years ago.Rev. Cecil Burreette is the pastorand Oene Cole la choir director.Services are being held rya hay

at 7:30 p.m with services at tenam, on ThursdereeirgRev. Burnette Inaba the public

to attend these services.

NOW YOU KNOW:

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KEY11..ICKY - Clear to pardoicendy and a littae wanner ter-

°ugh Friday Highs Thtmeheymostly in the 804 Lows Thursdaynight .56 to 66

' Kentucky Like 7 am 3563.down 0.1; below dam 3022, up 02.Barkley Lake. 3563, down 02:

beers dam 303.3, up OS.Sunset. 7.01, aLVIVIME. 5.05.Moon rims 9:12 pm.

Mims Leirene Swann, Math and

Latin, &lb TOM. Health and P

Coach; Mrs. Barbara Underwood.

iksence. Max Weaver, Genteel

Seance. Ube Barbaraeaglets and, etleach

Grade Schoen

Austen Elementary' Rabat CainJehtey, Principal; Mrs May LopMatter Feet: kfre Bog*Crouch Second. Mims Mole Siegeneo Thad. Mrs Louse Overbite,Fourth. Mrs. Dulabelle Harem

Filth, lin Faye Fortune, Meth;Mrs Thelma Wartewd. Spenidtlitaciateon.' Min Area Broach,

Physical Fitness_

Douglass Elementary 7

Jaffrey. Prirripal; Mrs Cath-

-ripe King, First and Second aka

Mary Prewitt. Third and Fourth:

Mrso, Patricia Miller. Fifth and

SUM fre Mrs. Rosalyn Nicholson,

Elemenbery Art,

Carter Blementary: Dennis 'ray.

he, Mrs. Shirley' TomePint. Mrs °home B Wear, First;

Mrs. Cieda =be Second Mrs. Hel-

len Bennett Third: Mrs Marine

Ryan. Third Mts. Modell Out-

land. Fourth: Mrs - Laueine Arsi-

ne Fifth, Mrs. Linde Sue Bobo,

Fifth: Mrs Pegwy Wfleon, Sixth;Mrs. Opal Howard, Shith; Mrs.

Ruth Pasco, Libresian epleineo-

taryRcbatenn Itlentergery:

Taylor, Principal: Mira Kathleen

Patterson, First: Mrs. Mutt Rib-

proton. Fire: Mrs. Janke Weakicia

Sensed; Mrs. Deem Y Hill. Se-

c:and; Mrs. Eloise Keel, Third;

We Paulkie McCoy. Third; Mrs

Jeanne Hurt, north: Mrs. An-

nette Alexander. Pburth : Mrs. Be-

lie Ruth Caldwell Fifth: Mrs.

Mildred Lowe. Sixth: Mew Jeanne

,Speidal Educate-we We,

COMM McNutt. Speech Correct-

In addition Mlas Broach swell

work with elementary physical fit-

nes at all elementary schools,

Nietteeeen .434 tranh art in

the Robertson and Carter whores,

Mrs Scott will teach eiementary

art In the Aaiun Elementary

School, Mrs. Bolster will teach

mole music in ad elerrienta.ry

chords. Phillip Ethellien will direct

the inetrumental musk ',regimen

In the elementary schools, Mrs.

McNutt will wan , es speech cce-

rernorilist. and Mtn erill

serve as elenwatery librarian

The Nightie/Rs of the foreword

cake-liar for the 1906-67 srane

yew are .se follows August ,23-

24 - InIService Cohfeeenoe for

Teachers. August 26 Registra-

tion with all students reporting;

September 5 - Labor Day;

ber 14 -- D.E.A eturient Wider;

November 34 and 25 - Thanks-

giving Hdliday; December 10 -

JarallITy 3 - Clhelstrnas Vacertlon;

April 10 - April 17 -

Spring Vacation; June 2, 1967 -

Closing of School.

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THE LEDGER fa. TIMESPITSLISHED by LF.DGEN & TIMES PURL:MHO/GI COMPJUIY. tag..Ossisondatamo a the Murray Lugar, Tha Calloway Tunes, and TheIlmoss-liaraid„ October 20, 1938., rod the West Kantucluan, Januaryt. UAL

JAMS C. Wfl11AMS, PUBLLSKIM4Ps ramarre ths right to rapid any Advarlog. Lear, so this Edna,or Paola Voice tams Much, la our oplogia. am oat tor gm haat la-Wrest a our readers.

MATEMAL REPEZSENTATIVEB: WAI•LAIZE. WYTMEK CO.. IMOaliallsric Avq, Mamas. Tun- has & LAD Bblis, Now York, N.Y.,Maphimaion Bldg. Dotrah. Mug

galared at Ihs Poet Obtios, Murray, Kentucky, tor tranamisaionSecond Cass ILattar.

1110110:11Iller1all SAT: Our& ha Murray. per mat Mk per waftSU& In OIL/Iowa, sod sajoullng e put year, SAM, alaserbileve. VIAL

-Tao CaMeamtimg Civic Ames ai • Csarimmegy is Mslaargrily ils Mativapapas

- AUGUST 4, 1966

Quotes From The NewsFlaws Ly Tnahelli/NAL

Nk.W YORK - 'Meads/Le C. Sorenson, c.ommentung thatseri, hobert, F. ic•nneny wind be Presitsecit some day:

"1 Wink Bob Kennedy' J mussion in Lie is to no the bestjob he can in wasaever rote Lie is able to ptity. 1 tams that tiecouln very well be Presatieht.

CHICAGO - The Rev. James Bevel, Chicago field secre-tary tor the Southern Cnnsuan Leadership Cbnierence, vow-ing to continue deM9l45IX3Ailaill.5 despite the threat of violence:

-If we ca nget enough people, we will go into two or threecommunities AL one lame.

NEW YORK - Agriptno Bonilla Jr., expressing thanks tosympathetic Americans who donated funds for a new homefor his mother and nine brothers and sisters after his fatherwas stomped to death by a Brooslyn teen-age gang:

"We are all very gratefuL My father always wanted us tohave a house."

LAKE WORTH, Fla. - Charles J. Whitman Jr., thefather of sniper Charles .4._.Whitinan, beaming s. thatmeratiot

--orrars filychlatrist fOr not stopping his son from commit-ting the nation's worst mass murder:

"I blame the psychiatrist that he went to more than any-one eLse In the world More than anyone, even myself."

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A Bible Thought For TodayFor the righteous Lord loveth righteousness: blo eituates-

alms &sib behold the upright. -Psalms 1 1 :7.Religious insight comes only to those who meet the con-

ditions, those who care, and that! Who Seek.

Ten Years Ago TodayLIMA= It TUBS FHA

Murray swept the State Legion Baheball Tournament lastnight by etiging.Lexington 17 to 16 in the Second of a twogame series Murray Won the first Tana 8 to 0.

Miss HO/Zile Henry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs P. 0. Henry,will receive her Ed. S. degree at George Peabody College,Nashville. Tenn. on August 13. She has accepted a positiona sek-mentary supervutor or the Fort Pierce Schools, FortPierce, Fla

Wallace Ramsey, former resident of Calloway County andson of Mr. and Mrs. R. H Ramsey of Advance, Missouri,received his Doctor of Education degree at the University OfMissouri 0 nAugust 3. He is the grandson of Mrs. Olive Bur-keen of Dallier and a former job printer in the Lechler and

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pace WIWI Were Married In June werehonored vrIth a hOwielsold sholOW even al:he-home Ofand Iltra. fferselikl Pace on Saturday afternoon.

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Today te 'Monday, Aug. 4, theIngth day of 1986 woth 149 tofonow. •The is is between its full

phase sod lib box quarter. ,The sionoing stars are Mark

Venus, Jupiter and Saturn.There are no derma Naraangled poet Percy Etheney was

bum on Ibis day Si 1791On this ray Sthaeltiory•In 1785, freedom a the press

viemaabilhed stern Jahn PeterZergur, publish& at a New Yorkamp • ass acquit/ad an111,1 dumpsas liestbag citeastsfr

as Damsmy anti &se UMWMass samounned ga nauaranty.la 1916. iihe United OW=

bowers sew Virgin Lams* tromDramatic for gib imamIn /955. Red China released 11

112 Air Porte Riess that hadbeen heed for more than ewe andone holt years. The pikes werecaptured during the Korean War.

A thought for the day - Mg-Ilia meow Samuel Butler said:-To live a like love. all mum Isdraft& IL and al healthy in-*Mat for it."

A pool esterior paint Job requiresa Mown. sound surimar Uee • pompit or power wades to remove loose

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/PIMES - MUKII•Y, KENTUCKY

!Educationby United Press lairernatianal I I)

oes Not HaveA Vacation

Sy David Nyeeek1196 Iblitagisa Speolaillot

arbsosellan no longer takes • aim-mar ametson. Throughout theration valuable eclucatioral pro-rams are takang pace. There hasbeen an exparahon of ad prowlingas wail it an suratuctlion of nianynew actavitiesA hose number of these summer

projects are being financed byfederal funds. Others are beingfunded by finance' grants fromfoundations and milustry Unever-ottes. •aell pobLs sisalprivate sohocls are oontributing tothe many ProgramsWhat types of programs are we

talking about? Some involve mu.dent& others are designed to trainteachers and will others involveoarrung As well as the develop-ment of new curriculum nomterial•Although thole onus-sera may

fall into the several major canscones described above their yet-t-he pummel. and methods are oftenquote different.Many pre-wiwicil children are In-

at prosodic aimed at pre-paring them to be successful kin.

or flaunt it Claw rough Mow dergarten &dents. Such programssail Wags with • Imagior or wira are generagy dawned 3o.zinagaaduar-llittor Primr"may"glaml-ilMit- eiiperienoes will help developan exterior 'pruner the ohnin socially and phyal-

hiWatson. the children parti-cipate is notiones which both lie-To part up spaghetti averprove char attbudes towards learn-flavor, try adding • few ripe Mims-ng mod ono their atele,y on& WSW midgetoipate re school prom:arra One

• Noon prqpirm is -Head Start" fin-/bat we a Osamid able.

Pluming may sat It toga& pailsTudifilh towel =der gas gift to

simile air apagaingUlm allabsin id 00 Made downme the WOW sad use ama chasmcloth loam& mew or drackarengChad WWI ham Me outade of the

it tamed ths aniarA trine freesia melts bee in a

cod. dry ani malormeased areaout at direct suriagm

GitOwit443 1. DAS - Thisimoustaus boy near Plea%South Viet Nam: seems to

be growing up early.

Ansel by the federal governmentorder to assist economically and

culturally deprived childrenElementary students &tan have

the opportunity to putlorgate inrgormal programs sponsored byMar own school llystatos or withI ederal feuds. Thaw special pro-grama MrbeMiami as ennoninsol▪ thadellat gills Alb tbedinars live lag 4111111011. Oaksthe Malt MIMS Maar.• 1111. aguin almilents may havethe k.11100111011ja to particulate in• ..ragalligr-ammer school Marethey can Via courses just for in-terest or posed! to mete up all-ergia. Other Mei whoa ancients

been huh—to receivewilmardays to perticyala 4aspecie wartariope or collatemums to arms wham they hiveabown inidoual lodossa.Mow sollosis °Mate remit&

dame 01111119..001111its gray takeMier Oa a gillet 4their rolaakarpromo os rioting student.;26116

It Ike sibsolloa arts. isteben-apportiolirlir odor courier

aid pulielpella ft programs forsmahularal Improvernentand ad-Ibleind die is rery commonto lid sessiblir• taking coursesdodo. the ounsnor

Educational activities are Inoperation throughout the nationdursng the summer Besides setaeinstruction many whoresare using the rinuner to developoarricasium nueriats and plan newPrograms for the coming whoa

year

Timspura yams* --Twins Janet (right) sad Joyce Lind-sey. 10 are all smiles at their first sews conference follow-trig their kidney transplant at Parkland Hospital In Dallas,Tex. Janet is taking longer to recover because the shockof Using a ludne) is mutt' greats/ than that of gaining one.

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National LeagueW. L. Pct. GB

Ran Frianctsvo M 44 .583 -Pruatiann - - - 62 44 505 1Los Angeles -8044 .571 3Phikedelpda - 88 49 .542 5%M. Louis — 54 51 .514Cincinnati -- 53 53 .500 10Houston 49 67 .4dO 14Attanta 40 37 462 14New York — 41 158 448 154Chteago 33 72 314 301i

Wedneaday's RemitsAtlanta 2 Otenago 0San Fran 11 New York 1. nightPhilo '7 Houston 6, nightPlueburgh 3 to Ang1, nightDm 3 St, LOUIS 1, 16 Inas. resist

Thursday's Probable PitchersMarta( Times EDT

San Francasco at New York -/slarchal 17-4 vs„ Mbar* 7-4.pm

Houston at Philadelphia -Giusti 11-8 vs. Bunning 11-7. 8:015PimLos Angeles at Pitaburgh -

Ogren 12-8 vs Law 6-5 or Verde11-6. 8:16 pin.Clookwasti at Ht. Louts - Sas

7-14 va. "Awn 11-11. 9 p.matAthogi (Aka.° - Letosslor

0-7 NV inenleth 4-17. 3:31' p.m.Friday's Games

St LOUL3 et. New Yorti. night'Al.lanta at Philm&lphia. rightDiocesan at Pittsburgh. nightSan Francisco it Chicago14.1b Angeles at Houston, night ,

American LeagueW. L. Prt. GB

Bakers:Ira -- 70 36 660 -TStraet 57 48 543 1214Cleveland 55 46 bag 14Callfornea -- 56 50 528 14Maineinta 52 52 508 16Charago 52 56 486 18%New York 48 57 .467 21%Washington - 46 62 441 A%Kamm Doty - 46 59 436 IS%Boston 46 64 413 M%

sysilasaday's ResinsDetroit 3 Chicago LChicago 6 Detroit 2, Ind nightCleveland 9 Baltursore S. nightSCrinesots 7 Horton 2, nightWash. 4 Kerma. Oity 11. resitNew York 9 CaAfamta 0, night.

Thursday's Probable MobergStarting Thus MDT

"-Sem Yost at Callgaras - Att-iring -8-7 vs. lope( 4-10 or New-mu 1-6. 4 p.m.Washington at Kellam City -

Ortega 74 vs. Null 4-0 3:110p.mBaltimore at Cleveland - Watt

4-2 vs. Sell 11-7 7:30 p.mBOOM at ?Amnesia* •-=-. Santiago10-7 vs Kam 14-6. 7 p.m.Only proses scheduied

Fri& y's Games

=at Clalllonem, nideat Karam Ditty, taint

Kamm at Detroit, nightYork at Cleve. 2. tad-night

Wailhalgam at Hartlincre, night

THURSDAY - AUGUST 4

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1106411140 ST RADAlt-Flying under radar control with a B-86 Destroyer (middle), USAF1-106 Thunderchief pilot, bomb a military target through low clouds over the eouthernport A North Vat Nam_ Radar Ii awl to locate targets in poor weather or at night.

T.V.A. Weekly LetterThe 'rainneobe Valley Authority

is adapting a ram. monoy-aavoirmethod of neaten( its torosraPhicmops to provide mare upto-dateinformation for its own use and iorceRirr Welherre, p -fartheis. . andlandowners.

uu Yid UMW a net of763 topographic 'Mack-angles"oatregina the salmi Vail. Ion corn.ptstvd Si • *EA geogism of TVAand the U S. OsollogloM Survey ata cost of 162/MA013.Them maps Mow terrain con-

tours and other features in dieselat, a scale of one inch to 2000. testThey are necomary IndissigakesWA projects, and are weds& midby others in sesetang locations farhighways. water supply and moofocibuss. subdivisions. intimidateOmits. bawds Istiplidoo .4 .4'broodiest taseni. VIMsin for many other papooseTVA bewail revving the eagilig

citadranyesin 111611. but Om tobudipt limitations the mai=have fallen far beLnd the rate atwhat the alder maps became orsmate A ounueete TeVielen invoivesupdate* and printing five patestoed to pewit Out mars venousfeatures in separate miensIn the new method_ cc-My one

piste via be prepared. Al) theimam adoration Mown by new

haccilvilees' beenuf endamedthe over InaPed illerg•MIIPS

ID swam eisiment of TVA':.

treprnKIPingof atilictliesatntheik$60,000eitain6"a year Icn-sitpostedic taut( from TVAV -mi.--chase of A first ,titer stereo-photo-granionatetc Mona aid in prow.Mg contour maps Men aerialphotos It can produce precise topo-graphy (3- to 5-foot con tours ) fromhigh lord aerial photographs eDV111%ins after mess of ground dun lbelower-level photos which out beused with present TVA equipment.

Men dace triangulation an botaed to establish we relation be-tween several phut:armpits In a

• thee line This cuts down the

louder of reference points whichmust be established on the grdundby, field surveys. and is expectedto cut in half the 1100.000 • yearnow being spent for control sur-veys. The new equipment oastMUMS.

Also being inebrilsel 5 a -111101961—

urams:t° tirdsteillielialarep:b. "PhicEuilkwistrum small' Paillhbirphowthitar:graphs onto coded computer cardsWhen denim atudiess inv.itve nun.potations based on terrain as kWlarge airthenuring mono erne I.

this will rave the step of :nuking,ralculationts from rpographirmaps before the data are fed intothe COMPliter

HOG MARKET

- -Federal State Martet „Nears Ear-

doe, Thursday, August 4. 11166Kentucky Purchase Art Hag liar-kat report escudos 7 ages sirhum

Receipts 450. ARTOWS and ClUts,25-50e higher. Sows steady.

17.13 1-2 190-250 Si ES 86-3625:US. 1-3 190-340 be 83490-25 tve.US 2-3 235-370 is LA325-24.50flows: US. 1-2 250-350 La. $19-20, US. 1-3 360-480 lbs. 118-19;US 2-3 460-400 lbs. $17-18.

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serial photographs- -new high-tram bikes, buildings and otheralimtillable frowns will be cm.er

preisupti in purple on the exam..naps. Overprinting an be uardonly once between complete revts.bons of • map. so that wort willsoritinne bur mil be model ler

TVA aggarates that by using thefiat Maid hr part of ibo

a, it it will be able to rev's*. up toarse tam- as many maps eachvow indlh lunds Sample

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In Kenlake Mate Park, Hardin, Kentucky

FRIDAY and SATURDAY

August 5th and 6th

Louisville Thoroughbred Chorus

Ire an everimg of barbershop singing by the Junchorus and a number of smaller combinations of

voices.

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PERFORMANCES START AT 3 P.M. (C.S.T.)

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TB% LEDGER la ?TIM •••• MURRAY, RENTIIORY

You can't always see the stars and stripes on the homes

and apartments in your neighborhood, but they're there

just the same.

A big percentage of American families own U.S. Sav-

ings Bonds. Many pf these star-spangled families have

been buying Bonds since they were first issued 25 years

ago.Altogether, Uncle Sam his sold $150 billion in E and

H Bonds. About $100 billion of these have been cashed

in for college, retirement, new iurnituge, emergencies,

and down payments far those homes.

Americans still own a nest egg of nearly $50 billion

in Bonds for tomorrow's nests. And as the nest egg

grows, Uncle Sam uses the dollars to help support our

fighting men in Vietnam—and help keep our economy

strong.

You can help make Uncle Sam's future, and your

own, more secure by joining this star-spangled savings

plan. Why not start now? Sign up for Payroll Savings

where you work, or buy Bonds regularly at your bank.

Buy U.S. Savings Bonds

It ss pereetat eel ma a rulalle Saralee Is roof/14,6/1o. walkThe O S. 00efeettekelet does mot pay Jo' this advertise-west

t he Treasury Departmeut and The Atte. eturleig Count-a(NOW PAVING

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Summer IsOpportunityFor Service

By GAY PAULEY

UPI Women's EditorNEW YORK UPI' — The long hot

summer's providing a practical ede-

cation in social work for a special

group of college students in New

York.

Theirs is a direct "people to peo-

ple" contact with the aged, the in-

digent, victims of mental illness,

drug addicts, and children with lel-

satisfaetiary home enviroraraints

and often mental and physsoal dis-

orders"I've found that New York Is

unique," mkt tirlie of the students,

Medy Chew, a tiny 21-year-old bru-

riette from Honolulu. "It nee thebeet of everything, and the worst

of everything "'Before I started this proJect.”

said rdel MeFartime, 24, of the

Panama Canal Zone, "rd thoUlthtwelfare canes were kat thing off

the government."Now I know that most of them

do wart wort, but aren't wicaleng

for a variety of reasons—a mother

alone has no one to tend mall

children while she goes to a job or

they're not eqquipped to hold a job

I ran into one faintly the. had three

generations on welfare, simply be-

cause of illiteracy.

"Sweaty has done UM to them."

"No routine aurramer lob this,"

said Laura Magas, 21, from Great

Neck, N.Y.. a prosperous athurban

community. She le spending the

summer as a ease aide for the

children's ald societyPest ef IWO job* emoorting child-

ren. some of them from the depths

of the Mem. to and from home to

amorted activities of the society

Some need psychiatric care, some

remedial reading elsseea. othersoome In for nicreation programs

or medical CIWEWLIWW.The M.leseu Chew and Magas and

McFarlane are three of 260 collegestudents — all at the senior levet

stien they re-enroll In September

--parUcipating in a "summer ex.parienom prageven, organized bythe accial wart recruiting meter ofgreeter New York. Mere than 100

volunteers apencaes are participat,Mg in Me program.

The aid Is twofold, to give tht

Mudepts a firat-tiand test of the

careers they're. planning and to en-

courage more college people to

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Hospital ileport

Oessaus — Adults .. ... 86Census — Nu.rsory 9

A.thpladons, August 2, HeeFeylene Robertson Holley

and Jeby boy, 102 S. 10th, Mur-ray; Are. Cheryl Jean WiLlanuiand baby boy, 1611Li W. Olive,

Murray; Mrs. Linda Lou McClure

Ind baby girt. Route 2, Hegel;Mr. Ocean V. Stubbkfield, 601Sycamore, Murray; Mrs. AuxinsAllene Futrell, Route 2, Murray;Mrs. Judy Ann Bauman, 1006Chestnut, Murray; Mr. Ray Hous-ton. Route 6, Murray; Mr EugeneRogan. Relate 1, Murray;

Dismissals, August 2, 1906Maner Tonuny Gale We*, Rt.

1, Lynn Grove; Mrs. Ludic Thur-man., Route 1, Murray; Mrs. Gert-

rude Bennen, Route 2, Murray;Mr. Franklin Lee Carroll, Route 5,

Murray: Master Joe Oakley, 1406

Main. Murray; Mrs. Bobbie Fergu-

son, Box 211, Murray;- Mr. J W.

Anuncns. Cayoe: Mrs. Bette Mit-dhell and baby girl. Route 2, Mur-

ray; Mrs etregueaite E. Ferree,

Hazel; Mrs. Berbera Nell Dug-

ger, 721 Poplar, Murray; Mrs.

Ginnie May arid baby girl. 1639

Miner, Murray, Mrs Patty Jean

Mins, Route 6, Murray; Mrs.

Angie Gardner. Route 5. Merrily;

Mrs. VIrgania llopinne. 1103 Elm,

Murray; Mrs Evelyn Jordan. Har-

din; Mas Aberkeze Skinner, 120

Spruce, Murray.

study for social wart_

The shortage of professionally

trained social- workers already is

severe and is growing worse

The national conunission for so-

cial vat careers. in New Tort,

estimate:I there now are at least

12.000 jobs avagable for the pro-

feeedonal. The federal government

tetanal* that it alone le 11,10-vaLL

need 103D20 more Wig workers

with graduate degrees; to and

I' governmeota' need 'by 1970

aell be nearly as high, 96,000. Then

there are the demands of volen-

tary agencies — the Child Welfare

League of America alone, for in-

stance, sees a need for 141,101 by

1976.

SPECIAL WEEK

WASHINGTON ini — Preedere

Johnson has proclaimed the week

cd Oct 9 am •*National School

Lunch Week " In a proclamation

imued during the weeicend, the

Chief InatinaUve noted that about

19 million children in more than

71.000 pub& and non-en:Int private

schools would get the school bunch-

es the year.

Jumping ToConclusionsBad Exercise

by GAY 74ULEYUPI Women's Editor

NEW YORK VT —Past this deskcame a quick observation that setme thinking. It mentioned thatone exercise not good for You ls-jumping to conclusions."Digging into the store of cliches

that do involve physical exerene,so to speak, there are many exer-cises that are not good for you be.skies lumping to ooncluszons. Also,I discovered, many that are bene-fal

Not reconuuended, for instance,are running into debt, runningdown your friends, racing to keeptip with the Janesee, throwingbarbs. and mishmg your hack_Goockf or veil, in turn...are reach-

ing for the stars. stretching the

imagination, pulling in the purse

strings. walking off with honors.

riding out the storm, and swinginginto &MIMIAs the list grew, I inparated the

cloches into "good far," and "nutgood foe" you categories. .Take some of the "good for

group:

Toeing the mark pulling your-

self up by she bootstraps pointingwith pride, setting doers bo talk

things over, standing up to a crisis,

picking up the pleet.s.

Climbing the ladder of success,

taking one step at a time, tossing

out wieners bending over back-

wards. diving in all over calm a de-

• is reached, and touting your

best foot forward

.1iloole of the . clothes malt be

OCallidered good excreta on one

hand, not so good on the other,

depending on tug aiwation. Foririetance, Wang a hat into the ring,grasping for • straw, waking a

tight rope, sitting this one Cast, a

rim for the money, tosaingg in u.springe. throwing down the gaunt-

let ,runriing the gamut.

In the "not good" far you group

canie up with:

&retang the truth, ducking re-

sponsibility, walking out in a. huff,

swinening in aelf-gety, throwing a

tantrum, toeing a brickbat. totter-ing on the tirink, carrying theweight of the world on your should-

ers. throwing a Cli-Ve;Pacing the hoor, carrying geolix

▪ Ipping town. kicking over the

teent‘ musoling on, waking all

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try thereby gains the strength andthe wisdom to give a good ac-Counting of himself in his matur-ity. The lad uha survivies thedrudgery arid long hours of thefarm finds himself exceaentlyequIpped for the ceonomic men-bat In the city.No folly quite equate mot or the

indulgent perstele who seek tospare theer children from the

roughness of the strug-

gle. In doing this they rob them

of the essence of happiness, which

is mental and phyncal fitness for

life on any terms.

Heard the latest Scientists are

planning to put 4e0 head of cattle

into orbit ann. It will be the herd

that round the worlkt.

Goillva made it in nothing flat.

But only Tom couid attest to that.

A swinging bachelor wee takenaback when he answered bit pent-bowie door one Halloween to findp. snail masked trick-ar-treater

with shopptng bag °outreached

over somebody, jumping the gun

Throwing a one-two punch, kick pu L pm ILLflying off the handle.

trig a man when he's down, tossing

your weight around bolting the

elbow too frequently. running soar-ed. and teeing off on s friend

You'll think of still more "exer-

cises" if you've read din= far.

Searching about for ecirlithin( ap-proprieas to thnsto, ble eye fel ondee stack cd sever &dies he'dJust bmustetb fgam laz Soria°Tabbing a flaltik- the' thribm,dropped them lido the ma. In-stead of a lbw* you" the kid

broke into wailing gobs.':Ya' nut!' he screamed.. "Ys'_..

broke a.11 my cool:leer

The grayer a fellow's hair be-

, , the ehorter his haircuts

become. even when it grays pre-

maturely, use It did in our case).

After so tang a time however.

when it becomes' evident that it

is going to stay nay, then a guy

just gives up ale- lets it grow

'sewer cake more.

InianoPer lenting is the most

fres.gent defect found In the ine7ec-

tion, of trucks on Kentucky high

ways, reports the State Department

of Motor Transportation.

There is for instance one con-

clusion that if a person doesret

lean over backwards to stress the

"good for" you group, he may end

up doing pushups.-of the daisies.

PLANTTREES

Prevent Forest Fires

PURCHASE AREA 4-HHORSE SHOW

Calloway County Fairgrounds

Admission - 25t and 50e

Entry Fee: $1.00 for Each Class

Judging on Danish System

(5 Place rtibbons)

August 5, 1966 —7,6 p.m. (CST)

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Announcing The Opening Of

Glendale Sub:-Divis ionLOCATED WEST OF CITY (See Map)

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A modern sub-division, planned and engineer-

ed to provide all the essentials which are de-

sired for home sites.

• Excellent location, good view, wide streets

(paving to be furnished by developer in the

Fall).

• Curbs, gutters, water, sewerage and storm

sewers (for good drainage) already install-

ed.

• Also Natural Gas lines.

• Underground telephone service, also under-

ground electric service will be provided. No.

overhead wires or poles in this subdivision.

• Gentle sloping area, conveniently located.

Near shopping area.

• Only minutes from town and Murray State

University.

• Readily accessible from any direction.

You Are Invited to Drive Through This

Modern Sub-Division and Select Your

Home Site

A Development District In Design and Appearance

H. J. Fenton Owner and Developer

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The Ledger & Times . . Mane 752-1917 or 75.1-4947

wosta04 odeSocial Calendar

Thursday, August 4The Goshen Idethodut Chao*ocuault Society of Chrusean Sew

vice III meet at the chundt at30 pm. Members note change

sr: date due to the revival mSt-u g next seek

• • •

Friday. August SThe Methocisat Youth POWs-

tit Use South Pleadant GesemCio: Zham tin kat creammippr et ent pma ad tw death.Hanstampws, hm deign ptiO dogs,auta scre ammo, and on chmniuwill be deread. Emcee* lires-eci to attend.

be pothook. Per nether znearmeenew one Mr and Mrs Imam Ler-Oct at 763-1460

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Monday, ArenaThe Womana &anew ce Oben-

Oen &mod the COMMailaw

Margaret Crider Is

Honored Saturday

With Tea Shower

Another detach:Ad courtesy ex-tended to Mem Mergerit Calder.Matta bride-Sect at Roger Niit Mt. Vemara Le.. was the teashower held in the beeement afthe Baptist Student Union on

Methodtat Church will meet at the elehrdeT. July 30 finin one tothumb at seven pm. tour onto& in the afternoon

• • • The timorous basteeete for tbeThe matue Beg Hays peck. at occasion were Mrs. Albert Crider.

the Flea Oedemas Church wisas Mrs WlIburb Hurt, 3,bw Edwinwill meet es Use soma tiall se leineel. end -11.m. Bette Overbite7.30 pm. fMos CaLtry Crater, coolie oe

the honoree, greeted the guestsThe Tampie RJ seethed's end Invited them to sign the ze-

(brach WOMAT1'S Scriety of C7hrie. leder- The rece•=111 1130 WS3

• • • tarn Selmer will meet at the ddlnPdled of the honoree end herchuich at seven pr. mather. Mrs. Thomas H. Odder.

• • • For the event the bricle-eloctThe "Back to School" fain=show wit: be held at the Muria, , Tuesday, August S to wear from her trotasem

Sonora audereau at 7:10 Thr Clunberiand Prollietertin • tiro= lob( deeveci volle dregspm, Th.,a •••%9 apjameed hp Women at the North Pleasant with brawn end white lace trim.

tne Kappa 11.9s1SZTuttY a is Grove Church wli, meet at the ffer atiomerles were white. Her

v. 'Dangle Inn at me p.m. mather wore a blue and Mute• • pleated limey dress with white• • •

The home Tucker circa of the 11C00111011an. Both wore bostmeerFkut Methadat Church MICH Mrseeles of white 007•11100•19.ea NOT meet this month Tbe honoree wes the recipient

• • • (A missy lovely gifts thelludeer •medal gat of a steam and dryleen trcan the hasteres They were

011 king tanks coveredIrak Willa does&Pk* prawn cairn cockles. mints,

M..arnu 4..LL1 s Club.•

Saturday, Asset* 6HAMA Night 117..ii be held at the

onus ocuss;--) chub in 6.30 pmahada amuse may bring one OthiltThai Member ssupte aa guistaBrimg steaks for you and pier(atlas and the other laid will

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bediesslay, swam le72w Bak Wincei and Weser=

Glides rie the Per, MethodistChards B/1308 will Bret laamid last at .7.30 p.m. Mrs. Gel%die WM Wel be t..`m guest speak-er.

431$will7:30

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Coke Party Held A

Mrs. David Sykes'

Home Recently

A Oar pal" wen bad at thehome of Ma. David term on

Iburadey evening, July 21, In:senor of Mae Merger& iider

i who* womarriedebe to Wawa AlenNeal an

; AMMO 7.Mrs Bytes. Met Ken Walla

and Mrs. A.nr. Watson were doAirman( Maumee for the raceme

Int enife-elera woes • gokl awdI stile danked aluMMeir sweenwilweek ruffles. Her matter. Mne.Thames H. Cinder. waa attired Ina rem and Mete wane dumb'abased at the neck with • bow.INIC, Wye Imaged hosidmes'art omelets of par pink Menand damns

• After itte_dtmoling it thedie honoree opened bir yesMoog Meth wee a mecial hatesMR at ea aeon* bleinisetA kresele Mired aw,cr ammo-

men cd denies was old be theIves room 51--- (A

Otte'. ocallan. mini, ant minweie served.Thome passent were Mho Leas

claitbrek Mrs. Rhonda laramaglii.Mrs. Jerry abiathews. Mra An-sa Pau the honoree, her mother.sod the hateme.

end nuts were served fram thebewitifultr appointed um tableanemia weds a hKe taffeta and

cloth and mnitsmdwith en arrangement of weSadie& and love birds. The ap-pointments woe M Cryntani andMilmr

Mum Teen Lemon. Ohs CedeLamm and Men Beside Remeltessuun the hoarsen ba sereino

Approismately are hundred MgUwecity perms called Or amst glebe

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Personals

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Occasional 'Treat' a WiseInvestmentBy Abigail Van Buren

DEAR ABBY: I know that w-arding to the hook of omelet theman & supposed to nest the earlto camera movies and in face-everything. I ray these nem weremade belay maven went to workand earned modei. Now theetants bave damped the rulesshould be domed.Why should a works* woman

bank her whole paychedt whileIhe Man tare be everythafig? Ionce mid to • Wri who minedmare thee I dice "I tare dentedyou quite a ble, Olen am you go-zer to Moe MR otrt to cloner?"And bee answer was, "You mustbe reds or something." What doyou theta?

OW THE LEVELDEAR ON: I think yea have a

point. A working woman sleseldoccasionally 'west" a awn whohas entertained bar. She tesidsagged a picnic and print*, thegoodies.

Or serpriee h wilk liekeis besame seeekli messielement.-01The Ilan to dinner. Or kidt Idesa sweater. And the wigs saes M.

. DEAR ABBY: bey mammas were

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IPeel aeries Is a patted In .

Rom 213, Third Floor, Campbell 1

leillide Idemehis. Tem. He *

seliellilled to undereo gummy the I

first of next week• • •

Mr. and Mrs Thomas Nevi! Mc-• see 120, resedire *A KM Yeasateset. Away, atter mor/og *emsOsidettabong. his McCoy le the

be Weis Sbatinter a Mar-11t7.

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Mr sod Mtn Ohm Mag011 Suth-erland and otifdren. David. Doug-Wm. Dome, and Janus. or Hols-art. Ind arid Mrs Horner Bul-lard of Gary, till, have been theguests cat ther loather, lira SinWatkins 'end faintly of Murray.

. . .

Mr. end Mrs Nil Harney enddiddren. Jill. Jay. seri PM Lae.Wee been the guests of her per-• Mr and Mrs. Noel Malutpst.Thew he,. been remits to M-anta, Os, but are now leinne inOltbhoinsi Citg, Olds., where Mr.Heaney has been transferred. HeU lawyer with the Internal Re-Mawr Dsperitment.

GUESTS OF HONOR-MU Farrow (loft) keeps an eye on hernew husband, Frank Roustra, as he embraces a woman fan

at a party In the honeyrnamerr boom. at the 31 Club in

New York. The 50-year-old singer and his 21-year-oldbride were married In Is., Vegas.

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READ THE LEDGER'S GLASSIFIEDS

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&vaned when I wee 6, end Ilived winh my mother until I wasmarried bust year. I hadn't minU y farther be 12 Yemen. but Ifound cut where he was 11V1011

OWO MOCathB 4140, On I caned binmid Melted ben and he wife to

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THURSDAY - AUGUST 4, 1966

U.N.'S U THAN! IN MOSCOW-In Moscow for four days oftalks with Soviet leaders, United Natiorus Secretary-GeneralU Thant (center) talka to newsmen as Soviet Deputy For-eign Minister Vessel Kw:ruttier, (right) listens. (0ablepArsto)

snit us. They staved the week-end. Now tiny ewe wawa every most important years a your life, the

and a stopsnother whom you owe youweek end ask they awn oarneup. (We eve In Long Bomb andthey Iitve in deal Dino.)We have • ane-tesircom meet-

moot, so my harband end I evethem our Miro= and we diemen the hang town sofa. I atthe cushions on the tioar far zn,ybud:end and I sleep on the felineof the sofa.

My hulloed doesn't drearriewernent, but Id feel esetawful luting my dad and step-mother to deep Oen way Is myIstaband bier In eilling that dad'sMite be cut dorm? We have alot a canthing 14) to do.

"CATCHING UP"

DEAR "CATCHLNG:" You hadbetter reshuffle your values. Yourhusband'. comfort la more Import-mid than tee comfort of a fatherwho dilelipmeared for the twelve

nothing.If you want to "raids up." isi

them rent a motel for theirvU-Ila, and y

I limp in your bedroom whore yesbeiong.

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DEAR ABBY: The daughter Ofminx friends of cum es having •church wedding. My Water attendsthe thresh wheoe the wedded in.destan from the pulpit be alwho coed to attend." Besse L donot attend this church I dentfeel that this is a proper invita-tion.

My aster said the bride's tam-fly are too buoy to or peopleend this is the tilay deo are in-viting folks. I just don't thinkI'd feel comfortable attending awedding under those circurnatime-es even though we have known

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„family for yeam. What doastir?"? ? ?" IN LAWSON, MO.

DEAR "! I le" If you want toattend And this is the only kind

of Invitation they are issuing, go.You'll be as welcome aa evnr7

other guest.• • •

CONFIDENTIAL TO BILL,WHO LIKES A FEW: Stay offthe sauce. It's difficult lb gaysingle when you're seeing double.

• • •Problems? Write to Abby, Box

60700, Lae Angelica Obi 900de. For• parental reply, Meow a stamp-ed. see-addesseed envelope.

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Hale to write letters?to Abby, Rex fret LosCaL 110549, for Abby's

•"How to Write LettersOccasions."

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PIN'SVFRERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE INSTEAD OF A TASK

Send el.Ang•len,booklet,for All

GEORGIA FROZEN

PECAN PIES 49(

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BLACKEYE PEAS —3 F°R 39`

sal BEETS 2 FOR 29cOLD BLACK JOE

CREAM PEAS ____ 2 F°R 25`

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THE LEDGER h TIMES — MURRAY, KENTUCKY

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'SELL- RENT. SWAP • HIRE • BUY* SELL* RENT • SWAP • HIRE • BUY • SELL• RENT • SWAP • HIRE •

CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS• 1-4IRE • BUY • SELL* RENT • SWAP • HIRE • BUY • SELL* Rb.-NT • SVvAP • HIRE • BUY • SELL. RENT •

FOR SALE

- TWO BlelerROOM house with twoacres of lancle located four milesnorth of Murray on US 841 BeeMrs James E. Rickman Call 753-3et9 or 763-4458 after 5:00 p. m.

' TPC

1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA, twodoer hard top - 283. Good tires.new patio,' seat COVeirS, sharp. 763-6644 A-14-P

1964 ZIG ZAG sewing Irt+•ehlt,e,nekkes button melee, moncetranu,sews on emeons, all fancy Stoneswithout ettaclunents. Whole Balonce $38.10 or $5.0U per month.Write: Credit Manager, Box 34-F..

4,111turray, Ky. August Me'

MATEreLAL FOR YO,IJR Weitedinename, yells, made to orner. Beds-naiad heed piece made. Nesbitt Fab-ric Shop. hohway 641, four milesbooth of Murray. A-d-C

PEAckmes. $3.75 PER BUSHELBring =Anther Thames Grocery,Mayfield Read, one Moog hemsenility, Phone 763-607L 13-8-C

B PLAT BUNDY OLA,RENETwith carrying came pnicticallynew. Only $75. Oeill 753-1836.

A-4-C

TOY POODLES PUPPIES, whiteand apricot, 9 weeks old. AKC

Ngelleseursably priced, Cat Lynn-

3 -326e • -"It-8-P

Cr! 000K STOVE, pushbutton,SKIM Seigrier 04 Heater,

Mumps ek•otric refrigerator. Hester

ClIbmilion, Hazel, Route 1. 1/2-

PK Halt mile meth of Cros-

land. A-4-P

1964 CHRYSLER -Teo WS;ItT.tioub4 payee . factory Sr.

bucloet seats, 77,0( auks Cali

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753-6870 eer 6 pn- A-4-P

FRIGIDAIRE FtEFRIGATOR- andstove in good oxiditeon. Ph.cew753-2585, A -5-C

196$ CHRY8L331, u.33 MERCURYrereeglet attn. 8103 • Pare, callPreed Curd 753-580. A-5-P

NORGE AUTOMATIC WASHER.Excellent conciateure $50. Phone 733-1976.

—10 x 42 foot HOME ITE mobilehome, very °kale can be beenweekends at Cheery Isimid 4 meleenorthwest of Pens Landlbet 012Highway 119. A-5-C

IT'S inexpensive to eisen matsand upisolsierg Meth Mue Maitre.Rent electric shampooer $1. MAMEtiptoe ot Co•cir. A4-C

PIANOS, ORGANS, OUTTARS,Teienslora, Stereo record pLiyers,Ampidaerta, 13anaid Instrument&"Your Goomnete Music Store"(across faun poet office) TomLamed° Piano Company, Pere,Tennessee 1-T-C-H

2 ACRER ON HIGHWAY 732.Cell 436-2334.

POUR BEDROOM PERMA-STONEand frame hoop. 1103 Mulberry.Oall 753-13S2 a.eter 5:30 pm.

A-8-P

1963 BUICK, 4edre- efreUd motor.

good heater, radi). 'I toes Phone

168-61.8. -

FORD PICKUP TRUCK. one-halfton, 1960, motor overhauleid. goodcondiessi. Pnce, $250.00. °all 753-3720 after 4 pm. A-6-C

Female Nailp Wanted

RELIABLE LADY to keep a babyin my home beginning Sept, 18Reference. Phone 753-7567 akte

PULL TIME liOUSEKEEPER. 5dam a week. Picas furman refer-ehoes. Phone 753-6597. TPC

WOMAN TO LIVE IN HOME andhelp care for elderly woman Call753-1667 after 5 pm. A-4-P

HOUSEKEEPER wanted mil 7E3-2600. Starke at BOO Broad Stavet.

A-e-P

LOST & FOUND

LOST GERMAN short-haired birddog retrieyer, red chestout puppyLott at Kentucky Dam VillagePark, Monday If found please oall753-73e7 TECNC

MALE POINTER - white withorange spots. Lest seen 4 maleswest of leturray, between Mayfeekland Lynn Grove Highways, Re-ward offered fir return - Phone753-3424 or 753-530e.

Female Help Wanted

WAJCI ED - AOCURATE ragedtypist In be Weaned in medical

GERMAN 8 PUPPIES,

Mere iegiatered, pedigree. worm-

ed, elect. W walk& Ode& nice, $40

ana $45. Four tale. of May-

field. hihale- Phone 347-

1497, hosier-11k Almaxter. A-6-0

-ellevfrout" aprottetecol or

work car, Priced eta adL Call 753-

5337 atter 610 pm A-6-P

technoeogy Write Box 32-C Ledgerand Three. A-6-C

W AIN I tD TO RENT

EXTRA NICE apartment for famde

of three, newiy eleeoretecL Vy.

roe Mitdiell at the Ledger le Times

office. .753-1917. TleNC

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IELTEZAA/Cilran 27/E ELAIROAT

Repeated by arrangement • dji Harold Ober Associates Copyright1%1 144, by j„sew ('rr..An) flitribot.d by hag Features Syndicate

CHAPTER 30John Mannering en-

tered the coffee shop In the

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morning, he saw Rebecca Mar-

• den. Her face brightened atsight of him, but he imaginedIt would have lighted up muchmore bad stle seen Bob Corryinstead."Mr. Manner-Mg, I want you

to know that I'm sorry I intro-duced myself aa I did yester-day." deciared Rebecca. "IMould hare went you •1 de Understand that I have nocall on you or Mr. Corry,Or ""The queetion Is Can you do

the ph required ,4 you" saidMarine/log.

told you I have typing ex-perience, but nothieg el3e. eeiretI? You see, for the prat tutyears few lodked after myMohler,w has been an in-valid."-We need a kind of clerk of

the woke." Manawritag said."That's what we call it in

be giv-England The Clerk willrin tints at goods to oder add

°theft which will need quota-lies and.led, too

tions. And a list of suppsuppliers will be prove

---Kowillobtroa matter of sendinging dckind of

out the meters, arranglivery dates, all thatthing. Bob will tell you that

intelli-ead -

anyoae with averagegence can do it In his h

cRebeca looked at him, puz-• sled. and then laughed at tne

exprgesioneln his eyes"I think I'm shout normal

'would I

om BobStreet.

d an of.

she sad "Wherework from?'"Tor a beginning. fr

Corry's shop in DringWhen the site is cleirelice will be put tip'"It sounds anit wonderful,"

Rebecca said. "and I'll do myvery beet, Mt. Maraneting."'I'm sure you Will. What a-

bout the problem of yourmother. though?"

"It isn't such a problem anylonger,- Rebecca nefri. "Ah oldfrie nd of hers, Mrs. Wedg-

wood, has talten over the house-keeping. So I was looking for aJob."

They sat at the' same tableMannering and Corry nad-themorning before. The waitresscame Op -artth a bright goodmorning as Bob Corry joinedthem e

Mannering dropped his handto Rebecca a. ''Itebecca," nosaid, "during t be 'next.t ewweeks you may be able to help

• great deal. and it might :deobe possible to help the EnglishMardenre too In fact you veere

a godsend. We couldn't haveemployed a stranger on the

same terms of reference as we

can employ you. You'll be onth • site all the time, whereas

We can't 'he. We need y011 to

watch everythiag that happens before many of the beams areand everybody who comes to in position."the site. You'll be the obvious "Sure, 1 know you're right."1person to ovam about and agreed Corry. "So it will comeamong the workers - no one within the next three weeks."could find out more than you. As Corry spoke, Ben- TozerSo y•oull have two jobs in one.- came from the ship to pmCorry said: "And be paid sal- them.

ary for one and a half Say a -Hello, Ben," hi annerInghundred dollars a week Like greeted.the Sea?" • "Mr. Con-y.2 been good"Yea. I certainly like the idea enough to find accommodation

very much," Rebecca said en- for me," Ben Tozer said, "and

flee"Now that," said Corry, 'Is

dandy So it's all arranged."He looked his usual eager self

as see went on. "I'll Cell youboth something you dont t know.The Britian freighter Glory Betied -up alongside at Number 29berth In Atlantic kvenue hutnight, and they'll begot, to take:he cargo out of the Cold thismorning ?bey shouter, be atHold 5, where ours ii,' aroundI hree o'clock trite afternoon..Anybody 4•141,64 to sew and MN• house aboard a ship ?•'

He finished his coffee andwent on with hardly a patine:"1 can tell you another thing,John. There Will - be ten ortwelve pewapapermen and asmany cameramen at the dock-side. They want to we the firstOf the timbers oft, and theyalso want a phut usgrcp h of you.That could help build up thebusiness." -

'I will be there," promisedManneone, and looked at Re-becca "But you'd better stay inthe background. Rebecca Wedon't want everyone to knowthat you were involved from thebeginning""Ell 'stay right in the becks

ground," Rehecea.said.• • •

I..A T THREE o'clock that after-, noon, Mannering deepedout of Corm a car at one of thedocks an Atlantic Avenue and15W at least fifty men • andwaeram around thesingle funnel Glory Be.

Mennerlr.g s main Interestwas in Ben Vizor, erio stood onthe ship's deck staring up at itgreet beam Then he glanceddown toe/lads the crowd Whenhe- caught eight of Manneringhe face brightened - and heraised • Mind in greetingA swarm of people with cant-

-fru -fell littoa.Ntenneretg.

He pointed upwards."Thcre a the man whose pho-

tograph you ought to take," hedeclared, but the newspapermenwould not listen to him untilthey had taken hie and Corry'spirture A dozen times.

"One thing's certain," Corrysaid when It sea: all over, "Af-ter this, every, tie will knowWe're here."

I appreciate It. Mr. Corry. Doyou think there'll be room forone more man in the same

pla"cle ?un- agina so," said Corry."It check and advise you. It's• rooming house near ArlingtonStreet.-"T brought one -assistant over

with me, Mt Man:tering,' saidTozer -An old friend of myfather He knows more than Ido about a yob like thaw-intact he knows almoSt as muchsr my tether din"

"Iliad you brought him,"Mannering 'saidCurry glanced around and

sac ' Rebecca. Mannering no-ticed with amusement how, oftenhis gaze travelled to Rebecea.

"Ben, you want to meet ourClerk of the Works?" Corry in-quired, and beckoned Rebecca.Mitts Rebecca Marden -"Ben breathed. ',garden?"

- -Thais right," said Bob Cor-ry briskly "One of the almostforgmten branches of thefam

Benily

"stared at the girl Intent-ee almost rudely and Manner

ing noticed now quickty shebegan to color. It was as if Ben

had seen something in the oth-

er'"? Ince whit+ edeounded him.

&a it ne weie looking at aghost. Then he theust his handout Jerkily."Pleased to meet yeiti, Miss

Merden.-"I*M very glad to know you,"

said Peer:eel."Mr Mannering," a man

called, and came strolling over

with a photographer be hind

him, All of the other news-paperrnen appeared to have

gone, 'Would you mind answer-ing pi/it -one more question?"

"It I can," said MitnnerIng.

"It you can't, maybe Mr.

Tozer con," as Id the news-rilipeffrialt. "Dusk Montero Courtheve a ghost

Mannering. hesitated only for

a moment, before laughing and

paying:"Teel you ever hear ot a house

over 11 hundred years old thathadn't?"

- -"It wan cawing:It that Real

'Neer didn't greatly like the

orohiect of ghosts he stood

"If there's danger,- Manner- there solld and stolid. ils

Ing said, "I' will probably come mtviiireee641. " The story

when the timber's unloaded but continues here tomorrow.

Reprinted by arrangement with Harrod Ober Ars.. Wes Conortirht 1941. 1966, by John creaser.Distributed by inns Pastures flendirat•

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Auction Sale

There will be an auction sale atMartin's Chapel Methodist Chun*Saturday, August 8, at 10 son,men or shine, veldt 'Dory Shoe-maker as auctioneer. Bendencheeand cinnks will be served.Seine of the items for sae ara

as touows: Mx globe latmeights, Moe venician Mends, threewindow fans, two gag floor fur-naces. one upright. furnace withblowers, one paw double hungstorm doors, two two-panell dozeitone pair double doors-Live panels,Ins doors hawed Is amps offtve, two gas spew -heaters, rinewindow easels, two chairs, twobads, scum olefins - Ike new,21 inch TV., large round mirror,wrought aron trim. bicycle, spin-ning wheel, ox year and mewother Items too numerous to men-

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Barkley Lock Will IBe Closed For Period

Barkley Lock, situated on theCumberltuid Ither, near GrandRivers, Keneocky, will be closed toNavigation from 8:00 a, m. to 3001p. p. (1ST, August 26, 1906, arecording to Colonel Jeers U. nen.back, District Eng-en-ear of the Nash-ville Destect, U. S. Army Come elEngineers..During this time, the Barkley

Project will be enlisted by theVice President of the Uneed Settes.The area well be pearoilied by the

Wilted States Oust Guard and theKr2111.1dCY State Patrol and they%eel hold all traffic atseve and or'low the ham wring tne boors of8.00 a. ni and 3.00 p. m., August'In, 1966.

Additionally, no barge Waif tcbe passed through the esarkey Ca-oak num,/ the desapeoted hours.

Clotonet eistureckotegosation of all naylgr..u..•ra eaalidlog by the astrueothe worth

*NI_ be keened by he v arious pa-ndit on the ate.

ViatarN to the Keneecloi fLator1-7nilSta-e4 Ivtu.eurn at the OnStage Foudreereit are welcoated uy an ldiuu Gatling g tenStalintrig in the toys.'.

A total of 2,769 peters:its weretreatectcc s.x hap-tato toeasted, bythe Kentucky Tubeecuscs...., ,iospeteuCornemeaou diutne the 1b34-8b W-eal year.

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URRAY, KENTUCKYTHURSDAY - AUGUST 4, 1988

Project MayGo Far InChurch Life

By Louis Omni United Press laisennond

lin the brand new My of Odom-

, het. Mkt.. 10 Protesting dmfl-

Ofla are undertaking a pike

proJert to E.-a:nen:cal cooperation

111 t lifefutiwe patterns of day have farreadatne efeee-A

In AmericaOciumbla is an ideal laboratory

for testing innovations. It is a pro-

lix/Led commaraity of 126000 per-

iling 111111CII as being lank from

dash* an a 16$11130acre rural traa

thew between Baltimore ' aid

Wimildegeto.Dismigur JesDeS W. Ran*

Pesillsoathh abler Invited

ludo& *Agit In the

Oottiolls ladle it INS In the

illanilleshiesil Mee iYed he en-Apponsom lbem to Mask creatively.

aboadon the wet wrrn ruts of

the pat and asek better ways of

oommtraty •aieving the needs of •

•- -s

• TAW challenge hiss been accepted

"ben the fine feenities =We inu,

Oniumbia next year, theyll find a

unique church setup It is lamb

ihe bratn child of Dr Stanley J.

lianet.t pioneer* execuure of the

Church Federation of Greaser

Glineaeo.Dr Hallett beiieves that nallidon

is America hes suffered gradiybun an "edifice complex " When.

saw a new suburb opens up, eachdenomitmann mews to erect lieQ31 ohurch Strew land and bead-Inge are costly the neer emigre

=LI begin lfe

ye pre:mussed glibi saddled with

dawn OW Ibo. hive

See Om or anew lsik ler webs

10 Sae smeafeed. slowThe seirelea tillsk•ell lir %NWC- • be for aim* Mame

tionmwillbees Is *see the awnspkoS-iisoAllirok-linch marl&potion sell amainue to worship w-

arding to us denaininataccial mak

lionXemoopillbris a t Eptwo1es1

service* Ludasiens at Luther=

services. %Was a Ham.* servi-ces, etcThey mor eesehip et Aellissist

hours in the same stingeigagg. egmaintain sminnise tisigids einemthe lame building oteseidsk 1111111rway, therm be able to Aims MeVcommon facilites, at a tiedieseleas

Baring.worship aervicee for each canons

war will be OCIFICIUrted by a m-ates of isi own flentiolzatbX1 But

aisecr Mew pamoral turctioni.

weft as silminelleg rough mark mai

sollmereaRealgsa.vi be handled oo.

• sellth each manter cio.

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of

Bad Now Ageresiebthe eicrailcent

brim of Ole t -----

▪ be 8b new dipproach to

satins 'aistatton_ LENS ss wen

dimes. Sir estrissimi at reit

Was elsostles •issitt• adhiceutto every eiiimiles' mama in the

conammitte.Thiel leibirdemeadmationst reit-

pleariellollremllmilt BY MIMIprotessienil hadims, wilt filter

dames the dant a weektichoot_ officials have agreed to

wort out schedules so thee dasleirm

trey be released. at their parenia'

request. for an hour a day of rat-

pots trainingThey wail be taught lvf Prang-

mortals rather than welimewune

amateurs And there'll be no pe-

a.= shout chum:heist*

_ became the rehmous schools MN

be on privatedy owned property end

will be financed as of church

hernia'The retarget charges on the huge

rehrtal immanent required to.

tauld a Sunday whoa paint more

than offset the bibelot of pates-

mond teachers in • fully mad

weekday mellows walnutThe 10 denomineasons which

have iskrealY rienedt 1.9e onitm-teat cooperator, mury awe taw

American Hapthist Quidtaer then

geld* thalted Brethren. Egaseo-

oedema. Laitherian Church in

An-erica. illimouri rimed Lobar

aria. idethodapte. Unite* Chtrch of

Chrwt Unreel Prsibrieriars and

Church of the Brethren

Sine.- lest

Murray MarbleWorks

Builders of Fine Memorials

Porter White - &reneger

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craft

was christened by the wife of Vies President Humphrey.

VeteransQuestions-Answers

Q - Chi Tdren of a deceasedveteran way ?eve acme riendenrights -. do they forted therights wHen there mothers (theveteran's widow) remit:heel • • •

A - Rhgible crildren of a de-ceased veteran retain their pens-:on rights after thez mother re-mantas 41111rall they *become 18. or23 II they are ga,rig to sohoci.Q - Dreier the terms of the

GI ken benefit, can a vetetanmeetilalge ha present home to ob-tain money far other enmities?A -- arty for !tome improve-

ment. loans we not available

to pay,dootortbdir buy f urnnure,

etc.

Q - a naetter of the Re-

iervas injured while on inactive

Sty Vatting, elliphie for dis-

h/ r.y compensaacn through the

VA'

A - Yes. The law provides

compensation for injuries incur-

red in line of dote by reaervists

dueling a drill or other period of

authorised inaztive duty training.

Applic-atran should be filed with

:he merest VA Reg.onal Office,

and should be accompanied by an

official statement from the Unit

Commander showing the date and

nature of the inactive duty. and

the date. circumstances, neoure

and 1:r.e of duty status of the In-

jury

WORKERS TO MOBILIZE

SAN MIGUEL. Argent/no ITT -

Sugar workers in this northeastern

Amentene province Monday voted

to -mdalue- for higher salaries.

The mare could herald a re-

turn to the wave of strikes and

anon violence which visa one of

the principal reasons for the June

28 mibtary coup against Presi-

dent Aoturo

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