The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 7

32 a 2. SECTION. 1 THE COURIER.JOLRXAL. LOUISVILLE. SUNDAY 2 Shi SHOP MONDAY LABOR DAY 9:30 BRING THE FAMILY BOYS' GYM SHOES Centennial Opens College Of Bible Fire Victim's Condition Called Fair yT.

Mr a -I I If 1 7 I rJ fi i CUSHION I INNERS01E I i SIZES UP I Gets 100,000 Gift 1 it i ru i TO 4 LOWER LEVEL CASH nitff 4 A OUTING FLANNEL Ji BACK TO SCHOOL (SKov 1A i COUPON 'H-P LAYAWAY REG.3c PRINTED SOLIDS 18 YD. DRESSES Courier-Journal lluiinu lurttv Lexington, Sept. 1. The College of The Bible announced Saturday a $100,000 endowment gift from an alumnus, Dr. Samuel H.

Forrer. Lakeland, Fla. The money will be used for a scholarship fund named for Dr. Forrer and his wife, seminary President Riley B. Montgomery said.

Centennial Celebration Under Way The announcement coincided with a weekend convocation beginning a three-year celebration of the seminary's centennial anniversary. Dr. Forrer was graduated from the seminary in 1898 after receiving a degree from Transylvania College here. He is a retired Presbyterian minister. The Forrers' philanthropy has provided more than $517,000 for the two Lexington colleges since 1956.

In that year, the Forrers gave $25,000 to help build Ministers Memorial Hall at the seminary. Two years later they gave $117,000 to furnish Forrer Hall, a Transylvania women's dormitory named for them. Couple Gave Additional $300,000 LOWER LEVEL RFC 3.95 5 88 FABULOUS CARAVAN SALE OF LADIES' WINTER COATS 51 Eleven year-old Kenneth Shanks, burned on the chest and back early yesterday when a fire destroyed his home on Holsclaw Hill Road, was reported in fair condition at Children's Hospital. Mrs. Virginia O'Brien, the boy's mother, was released from General Hospital after being treated for shock.

Another son. Melvin Shanks, 13, was killed in the blaze which broke out shortly after midnight in the one-story frame house in Bullitt County just south of the Jefferson County line. It apparently started from a short circuit in a clothes closet. Found Slain Boy The brothers were the finders of the body of a slain Louisville youth, James Im-pellizzeri, 14, near the O'Brien home July 2. Police later found the body of a second slain boy, James Benningfield, 17, nearby.

The dead boy's other survivors include hi father, Melvin Shanks; his stepfather, Paul O'Brien: two sisters, Mary and Kathy Shanks; two half brothers, Larry and John O'Brien; two half sisters, Paula and Annie O'Brien; his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Perkins, and grandfather, Clarence Shanks. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Monday at McDaniel Funeral Home, 4339 Park BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES DRIP DRY COTTONS I i ASST.

STYLES SIZES 3-6X, 7-14 057 'v. RtG.4.5 I 1 ASST.STYLES i 5 SIZES TO Last December they gave Transylvania another $300,000 to 3RD FLOOR 'J build a new wing on the dormitory and enlarge its dining hall. Earlier they paid for air-conditioning of the hall and the president's room. 1 LOWER LEVEL (: Only tarovan gave offer such prices, such selections, such values, save 40'o-50 and more. These coats must be seen to be appreciated.

Your choice of wools, cashmeres, some trimmed with expensive furs, all beautifully detailed, smartly designed, select yours now. Pay as little as 2ND FLOOR Dr. Montgomery said the Forrers' $100,000 gift "strengthens the seminary in an area where there is great and pressing need. "This fund has special significance in that it will continue in perpetuity the Christian influence and ministry of the DOWN donors. MEN'S WHITE SHIRTS BOYS' SPORT Rally Is Set For Morton Next Thursday SHIRTS REG.2.9S SANFORIZED ACTRESS IS MARRIED Los Angeles, Sept.

1 (LTD Actress Nancy Olson and Alan Livingston, a record-company executive, were married Saturday at the home of the bride's father. 1 REG. 2.95 SIZES T0 17 STREET FLOOR Magistrate M. G. Snyder, ONLYJ.D.G.

COULD OFFER SUCH A VALUE LADIES' SWEATERS REG. 4.95 Republican nominee for Third 66 1 District congressman, and other top Republicans will be on the program with incumbent LADIES' DRESSES DRIP DRY COTTONS ASST.STYIES SIZES 3-6X, 7-14 Republican senatorial nominee Thruston B. Morton when he speaks at an 8 p.m. Memorial 27 v.t Auditorium rally Thursday. The rally is sponsored by Young Americans for Morton, an organization of high school 2 3RD FLOOR REG.TOS.95 ASST.

STYLES MISSY I WOMEN 2ND FLOOR and college students. Others on the program will be Mayor William Cowger, CARDIGANS PULLOVERS 0RL0N SHETLAND TYPE ASST. COLORS SIZES TO 40 STREET FLOOR County Judge Marlow Cook, I 1 Evil fTJtC hours I 5 t4r 'V fl f'J II ftUOWED W1 I III Sheriff William Cranfill, County Surveyor Lawrence Layne, Jefferson County cam paign-chairman, and Louis B. Run LADIES 5KIRT5 Nunn. state-campaign chair MEN'S PANTS Reg.

4.95 All Wools I'il RESISTANT 1 pmviomc Wool Blends Pleated Boxed Easy-Cart fabrics man. Fanners'' Drive Sizes 10-18 2 STREET FLOOR 2 To Keep Goods REG. TO 4.95 DRESS WORK STREET FIOOR Off Mart Opens FAMOUS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MEN'S Corning, Iowa, Sept. 1 (UPI) Members of the militant Na tional Farm Organization in 16 states Saturday began their campaign to boost farm prices by keeping their wares out SWEATERSSJ of the markets and off the ASST. SHADES A W-f Tf FAMOUS NAME BRAND if i VAJf $A't XL STREET hAbf 1 pfjf FL00R 'f' dinner tables.

N.F.O. President Oren Lee Staley said that because of the Labor Day weekend, it prob Reg. To. 19.95 ll COTTON I SIZES TO 44 mJ l4 STREET FLOOR ably would be the middle of Atsociatcd Pru Wircphoto EMBARASSING SIGN The "No Dogs Allowed" sign could be embarassing to Jiminy Crickett, a silver-haired German Schnauzer, because Jiminy owns the supermarket. She and her master, John Foster Velt-mann, pose in front of the Palm Springs, supermarket which he sold to Jiminy Crickett last Thursday for 100.000.

The deal is now in escrow and it is all legally cricket. Veltmann is having community-property trouble with his estranged wife and says "Crickett is the only woman I trust" next week before the effects of the "all-out holding action" are felt. The "holding action," remi lv vi, 'A ii i I GjjtPj OFFICIAL 3V'tl I' I lU GIRLS' GYM niscent of the farm strikes of the early 1930's and dedicated CREW NECK NECK VIRGIN WOOL SHIT-LANDS WOOL MOHAIR WOOL ALPACA WOOL NYLON CASHMERES BLENDS SIZES TO 48. STREET FLOOR to preserving the family farm, began officially at midnight. Ij KAPOK BED PILLOW The N.F.O.

said its members would keep cattle, hogs, sheep, corn, and soybeans off the Tiro Ex-DcSales Students Take First Carmelite Vows MENS' OUTERWEAR mw IT ll FULL SIZE IV I 11 ASST. TICKING Ll I REG. 3.95 A A I- market. Bercher Becomes Harvester Head Dor, Tn 94 jSSff i V' i 11 LOWER LEVEL Jackets Coats Or- Ion Pill Lininq Doe- I skin Sued. Wool I Sizes To SO I Chicago, Sept.

1 Harry pioneer class at DeSales. Schweri. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A.

Schweri. 1607 S. Seventh, completed two years at DeSales and then entered the Carmelite Junior Two former DeSales High School students have made their first vows in the Carmelite Order. They pre Louis Isert and Ravmond Schweri. the first to STREET ilOOR O.

Bercher became president and chief executive officer of 1 International Harvester Com at Niagara Falls, pany Saturday. follow in the footsteps of their Seminary Carmelite instructors at De- Canada. i3f EASY-CARE COTTONS MA I 1 Mi blue only rt; I 1 SIZES TO 16 He succeeded Frank W. 17 LADIES' PANTIES MEN'S AND BOYS' Sales, which opened in 19.M). Both were members of the Jenks who retired Friday after 48 years service.

Bercher was elected to the presidency, ef fective Saturday, on May 17. Invitation to Bid Isert. the son of Louis F. Isert, 5711 Southern Parkway, was graduated from DeSales in 1960. and then joined Schweri at Mount Carmel College, Niagara Falls.

Both made their vows last week at New Baltimore, and then returned to Niagara to complete studies in philosophy. South Africa Plans Drive On Siibersnives The Fort Knox Exchange CHENNILE -tV'J J) ii RAY0N I lUUfcyil ll COLORS for I 1 ft STREET FLOOR I ll DECORATOR IJC 1 PILLOWS will accept proposals for a MEN'S: REG. TO 8.95 EASY CARE FABRICS IVY CONTINENTAL STYLE CREASE RESISTANT SIZES TO 42 concessionaire to build, equip and operate two Three With 97 Years Service Leave Force Three City police officers with a total of 97 years of service are retiring. They are: George M. Daioy.

61, of Michigan Drive. He ha.s spent most of his 39 years on the force as a plainclothes detective. He retired Friday. BEDSPREADS eatina establishments at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Prospective applicants are BOYS' BACK-TO-SCHOOL SLACKS Reg.

3.95 41 advised to contact the Concession Supervisor at the iREG'sl IQc iy ASST. COLORS! XV 1 Hridelbcrg, South Africa, Sept. 1 Prime Minister Hendrik Vcrwocrd warned Sat-urdav that sterner measures will be taken against what he 38 77 Exchange Office, building 1 REG. 3.95 TAILORED LIKE MEN'S EASY-CARE FABRICS SIZES TO 16 1376, for information re air" S2t. Emmett L.

Meredith, 62, called political subversives. asst. styles Pi MEZZANINE lating to the applications and requirements of this He said it was the Govern concession. Written proposals must be received at the Exchange Office or be BOYS' SUITS TWIN FULL ASST. COLORS RIPPLE WEAVE ment's intention "to get those people who are working underground" and to restrain others working above ground "even if they must be placed under house arrest." postmarked no later than of 1540 Hemlock, a veteran of 38 years.

He has served recently as parks-detail chief. He will retire September 30. Virgil P. Nail, 62. of 1726 Beechview, a member of the force since 1942.

He ha.s been the traffic-control officer at Fourth and Chestnut since 1955. He will retire October 1. 8 October 1962. REG. 19.95 CREASE RESISTANT YEAR AROUND WEIGHT SIZES TO 16 3RD FLOOR LOWER LEVEL Ml BIRDSEYE 88 0 I DIAPERS sfl REG.S? I STANDARD 4 pi WEIGHT I A Ucauty Saton DRY 600DSnft WRAPPED I doZ.

3RD FLOOR MEN'S SPORT MEN'S DRESS i LADIES' LINGERIE LADIES' DUSTERS SEPTEMBER SPECIAL ALL THIS WEEK SHIRTS SOCKS GIRLS' SCHOOL I ALL FOR Florida U. Admit 7 Negroes J'aptT Says Miami, Sept. 1 (UPI) The University of Florida will enroll seven Negro students in undergraduate classes this fall, the Miami Herald reported Saturday night. The students, first Negro undergraduates at the university, will join thousands of other freshmen Monday for the first day of freshmen orientation. The first Negroes were admitted to graduate and professional schools at the university in 1958 after a Federal Court order.

SI REG. TO 3.95 DRIP DRY COTTONS ASST. PATTERNS REG. 1.49 GOWNS SLIPS 66 REG. 3.95 EASY CARE FABRICS SIZES T0 17 REG.

39c pi OnVJCD 194 PATTERNS A $1 1 1 MG.4.9S YJ7 SIZES I I 11 OXFORDS 'll TO 13 lor 11 Ii LOAFERS SIZES TO Cm 25 12.50 Permanent Shampoo, Cut Style COMPLETE 2ND FLOOR STREET FLOOR STREET FLOOR I STREET FLOOR Use Your Charge Account Abbotntment Is Not Always Necessan if.