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Many RELIGION 1 TODAY American Churches THE Magazines COURIER Publish -JOURNAL, Found LOUISVILLE, Dead Handsome National By GEORGE W. CORNELL Associated Press Religion Writer American religious bodies are going into the magazine field in a big and craftsmanlike way. One after another, they've developed handsome, nationally circulated periodicals, aimed both at reinforcing the faith and capturing mass audiences. "We're competing for people's time and attention right along with radio, television, popular magazines," said Henry McCorkle, editor of the most recently launched church monthly, The Episcopalian. "We can't do it with self-glorifying house organs." Started in New York this spring on authorization of the last Episcopal General Assembly, the new publication and various other church magazines of recent origin have the looks and ingenuity of top commercial "slicks." Subject Matter of Wide Range Pages are glossy and awash with color, the typography eye-catching, the writing brisk and pungent, the contents highly varied, sprinkled with big-name writers.

There's a religious focus, but at the same time, a wide range of subject matter. The trend has sent combined church-magazine circulation soaring to many millions. The bright and stylish new Methodist monthly, Together, started in 1956, already has passed the million mark, and is aiming for two million by the end of its second four years. Editor Leland D. Case, of Chicago, said it's necessary to attract the multitudes in readership if the church is best served.

The objective, he said, is to be both "instructive and entertaining." Circulation Totals 25,000,000 Roman Catholic publications, including 130 newspapers and 451 magazines in this country, now have a total circulation of double that of 30 years ago. Biggest of them the million Catholic Digest, a pocket sized monthly packed with a lively variety in content, and put out in St. Paul, by Father Paul Bussard, publisher, and Father Kenneth Ryan, editor. Also in the million-circulation class is the enterprising Presbyterian Life, official biweekly of the United Presbyterian Church, edited by Robert J. Cadigan Philadelphia.

Recently the Congregational Christian Churches and the Evangelical and Reformed Church, moving toward merger, combined their separate magazines into a spirited new biweekly, United Church It's edited by Andrew Vance McCracken, of New York, and Theodore C. Braun, of St. Louis. Louisville-Area Deaths And Funerals HARRY G. KENDALL OBIE HUFF MRS.

EDGAR BRANHAM The funeral for Harry G. Kendall, a mechanic for Louisville Motors, will be at 10 a.m. Monday at George L. Manning Funeral Home, 518 N. 26th.

Burial will be in Cave Hill Cemetery. Kendall, 48, died at 9:30 p.m. Thursday at Veterans Hospital. The World War II Army veteran lived at 3124 North Western Parkway. Survivors include a brother, Ray Kendall.

MRS. ROBERT J. CASTER Mrs. Robert J. Caster, 2104 Oregon, died at 5:45 p.m.

Friday at Sunset Nursing Home, 4926 Dixie Highway. Mrs. Caster, the former Charlotte Groll, was 62. Survivors include her husband; her mother, Mrs. Rosa Groll, Genoa, Ohio; three sisters, Mrs.

Paul Wolcott, Toledo, Ohio; Mrs. Raymond Bell, Gibsonburg, Ohio, and Mrs. Gilbert Houdeschell, Genoa, and three brothers, Clarence, Fred, and Henry Groll, all of Toledo. The funeral will be at 8:30 a.m. Monday at Barrett Funeral Home, 1230 Bardstown Road, and 9 a.m.

at Holy Family Catholic Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. The body will be at the funeral home after 6 p.m. Saturday. MRS.

SARAH A. MAYES Mrs. Sarah Mayes, widow of Elam Curtis Mayes, died at 1:05 p.m. Friday at the Masonic Widows and Orphans Home, 3701 Frankfort Avenue. She was 89.

The funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. Monday at Pearson's, 1310 S. Third. Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial Park. EZRA B.

ISAAC Bank of Louisville INVITATION TO QUALIFIED BIDDERS SEWER CONSTRUCTION Ezra B. Isaac, 50, a produce salesman, died at 3 p.m. Friday General Hospital, He lived 116 Stevenson. 'at Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Maggie Isaac; five brothers, Russell, John, Breckinridge, Owen, and Woodrow; three sisters, Mrs.

Bing Miller, Miami, Mrs. Jerry Powers, Boston, and Mrs. Leroy Jones. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Herbert C.

Cralle Funeral Home, 2428 Frankfort. Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial Park. INVITATION FOR BIDS The Louisville and Jefferson County Children's Home, Anchorage, Kentucky, will receive sealed bide on CHILDREN'S CLOTHING until 1:00 p.m. For information contact Buyer's of. July 5, 1960.

fice at Ormsby Village. Anchorage, Kentucky, INVITATION FOR BIDS The Louisville Jefferson County Children's Home, Anchorage, bids on Kentucky, will receive AND sealed PAPER SUP. SOAP FLAKES PLIES until 1:00 P.M., June 27, Office 1960. For information contact Buyer's Ormsby Village, Anchorage, Kentucky. The and Jefferson Co.

INVITATION. FOR BIDS Children's Home, Anchorage, Kentucky, will accept WITCH sealed TRENCHER for only DITCH equal-COMPLETE WITH STANDARD. EQUIPMENT, until 1:00 P.M., June 27, 1960. For information contact Purchasing Agent's Office, Ormsby Village, Anchorage, Kentucky. Sealed, proposals will be Division received of at the Office of the chases and Contracts of the Louisville Board of Education, 506 West Hill Street, until 2:00 6, P.M., 1960 C.S.T.

for: (3:00 P.M., C.D.T.), July No. 610-Library Furniture Bid No. 611-Art Room Furniture and Equipment Bid No. 612-Miscellaneous Storage and Seating Equipment Proposal blanks may be obtained at the office of Purchases and Contracts. The Board of Education reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids.

JESSE B. MYERS, Director, Division of Purchases and Contracts. NOTICE OF PROPOSED ACQUISITION OF BANK ASSETS, ASSUMPTION OF DEPOSIT LIABILITIES As required by Federal Law, notice is hereby given that the Citizens Fidelity Bank Trust Company, Louisville, Kentucky, has made application to the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System for its written consent to acquire the assets of, assume liability to pay deposits made in the Bank of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky, All existing offices of both banks would continue to operate, but the main office and branches of Bank of Louisville would become branches of Citizens Fidelity Bank Trust Interested persons may, prior to August 4, 1960, submit written comments on the proposed transaction either to the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, Washington 25, D. or to the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, St.

Louis, Missouri. P. BOOKER ROBINSON. President, Citizens Fidelity Bank Trust Co. R.

H. STOUT, President, Sealed bids for the construction of the following project at Glen Dover Subdivision, Winchester, Kentucky. will be received until 10:00 a.m. Central Daylight Saving Time. July 1.

1960: 8-inch Construction V. Pipe of 926.3 263 lineal, feet and 6-inch V. C. Pipe, and approximately 40 lineal feet 6-inch class 150 cast iron pipe and approximately 770 lineal feet 4-inch class 150 cast iron pipe and 4 Standard Manholes and 1 Drop Manhole as per plan and installation of Lifting Station, said lifting station to be furnished by owner. The plans and specifications may be seen in the following places: Office of Harry C.

Black, Clark County National Bank Building, Winchester, Kentucky. Office of Richard F. McCready Company, 57 South Main Street, Win. chester, Kentucky, On State Helps Frankfort, does SATURDAY it cost 'Construction Brochure Industry June 24 MORNING. (P) vari- in in in Crash Hurts JUNE 25.

3 7,4 1960 Miles What erect ous types of modern industrial buildings in Kentucky? That question is answered in a new publication of partment of Economic Development that provides construction details and cost figures for 25 such structures in the state. Per-square-foot costs range from $4 for a furniture plant to $15.75 for a factory making glass parts for sealed headlamps. The 49-page brochure was prepared to serve industrial prospects as a yardstick for comparison of building costs here with costs in other states. Mrs. Jean to Badly; Lillie Raley, North 21, 3d Durham, and her 43, Of Driver was police blamed reported.

Jeffersonville for Blamed the They 13 listed New to Car With 6 Jumps Divider Seven persons were injured in a head on collision at 4:50 p.m. yesterday on State road 62 about three miles north of Jeffersonville, Six were in one car. Four of the seven were admitted to Clark County Memomorial Hospital at Jeffersonville. The others were treated and released. Those in the hospital: Mrs.

Ruth E. Lawrence, 58, of 2145 Gaulbert, Louisville; Mrs. Myrtle Enlow, 49, of 15th and Oak, New Albany; Mrs. accident, mother, both of 925 Fulton, Jeffersonville. him as Roy Thomas Ivers, Treated and released were Donald Eugene Douglas, 27, Washington.

Jeffersonville Route Sheila Car Crossed Divider Strip Darnell, 5, Charlestown Route 2, granddaughter of Mrs. Law- Police said Ivers, heading rence, and Everett Prather, north, cut over into the pass47, of 2243 Mary Catherine, ing lane, in front of Douglas' Louisville. car. Douglas swerved to avoid All four of the women may colliding with Ivers' car, shot have suffered internal injuries, across the grass divider in the State police said. four lane highway, and into the Mrs.

Lawrence also suffered path of Mrs. Lawrence's car, a severe scalp injury and pos- which was traveling south. sible broken ankle, Mrs. Raley Mrs. Lawrence and the other possible leg and arm fractures; four adult occupants of the car Mrs.

Durham shoulder and arm were on their way home from fractures, and Mrs. Enlow mul- work at the Rocket Wood tiple lacerations, police said. Products Company near A driver not in the collision Charlestown. Vital Statistics For The City And County 50653-Everad N. Stiglitz, Jr.

VR. Continental Casualty collection. 50654 -Commercial Credit vs. David Hess et al, note. 50655-Herman R.

Reno, Jr. vs. Edgar A. Burton, damages. 50656 Thelma Williams vs.

James C. Cheatham, damages. 50657-Mrs. Monroe Meredith James C. Cheatham, damages.

50658-39 Minute Cleaners vs. ard Barlow, collection. 50659-Alice Meredith vs. Sealtest Foods damages. 50660-Shaves Construction Co.

vs. W. B. Asher, et al, damages. 50661-James L.

Gamble vs. Joyce F. Gamble, divorce. 50662-Andrew Childers vs. Gary S.

Dean et al, damages. 50663 Jos. Alexander et al vs. E. E.

Foree, damages. 50664-Eleanor Y. Gilliard vs. Walter Gilliard, divorce. 50665 Georgia Jones vs.

Lattimore W. Cole, contract. 50666 -Elizabeth Hagan vs. L. N.

Railroad, damages. 50667-Seaman's Bank VA. W. C. McAuliffe et al, foreclosure, 50668-Daisy M.

Utley vs. Martha A. Deener, damages, 50669 -Margaret Lindsey vs, W. C. Lindsey, divorce.

50670 Leslie Feldhaus vs. Paul Goodgive, collection. 50671-G. C. Mayer et al, vs.

Vanco Builders, damages. 50872- Jane White vs. W. E. White, divorce.

50673-Fay GIlL vs. Chest T. GIll, divorce 50674 Col. John W. Howell, on petition.

50675 -Virginia Akers vs. Maryinn Akers, divorce. 50676 Ruth Henry vs. Jess L. Henry, divorce, 50677-Mary Lutz vs.

E. G. Lutz, divorce. 50678- Southern Mortgage Corp. vs.

Steve B. Smallwood, note. 50679-Southern Mortgage Corp, vs. Jay U. Pearson, note.

50680 Rose M. Laymon vs. Grover C. Laymon, divorce, 50681-Federal National Mortgage vs. John H.

Nelson, foreclosure. 50682 Louise E. Bowers vs. Alberta Bowers, divorce. 50683 Earl E.

Thomas, III, vs. Beverly C. Thomas, divorce. 50684 General Motors vS. Century Finance, order of delivery.

Indictments Returned Complaints Filed Robbery- Kenneth Jerome Puckett. Dwelling-house breaking William Clarence Brown, Willie Mitchell, Larry R. Woods, and Walter Lee Anderson. False swearing--Robert Gregory and David Breckinridge. Grand larceny Charles Taylor, Charles Henry Raley, George Henry Leffel, and Marie Elizabeth Garr.

Malicious striking -Howard E. Rickman, William Thomas Moss, Thomas L. Wabush, and Ralph L. Kiefer. Malicious shooting and wounding -Harry Simpson, Assault and battery-Harry Simp.

son, Donald L. Knoop, Henry M. Duke, and John Mills. Voluntary manslaughter -Albert G. Armstrong.

Storehouse breaking Raymond Howard Legler, Lawrence M. Smith, James Smith, Anthony C. Murrell, Alfred B. Johnson, Ralph Edward Crawford, George Edward Barmore, and Clayton H. Davis, Uttering a forged instrument- Carroll F.

Day and David R. Delozier, Malicious cutting--Annette Faulkner, Failure to stop and render aidDonald L. Muss. Indecent and immoral practices Jesse Mary Barbee, Incest- Jesse Mary Barbee, Involuntary manslaughter James Cleveland. Armed robbery Leroy Ray, Jr.

Indictments Dismissed Conversion--Buford Breuner, County Court Knowingly receiving stolen property -Shirley Ralph Allen. Storehouse breaking. H. Legler. Malicious cutting-Alberta L.

Harris and Delmas MeLamore. Assault and battery- James Malicious striking- Lillard Pentonin and Robert Grider, Operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent William R. Baynes. James W. Sweeney, appointed guardian of James W.

Sweeney, Jr. Dessie E. Stout appointed guardian of Patsy Caroline Stout and William Thomas Stout. Frances Barret Crutcher appointed executor of Thomas B. Crutcher, Jr.

estate. John J. Ruhl, appointed tor of John J. Ruhl, Sr. estate.

Ollie C. Fudge appointed executor of James O. Fudge estate, Edward L. Mackey appointed guardian of Howard Lee Gill. Dessie E.

Stout appointed adminis trator of Thomas W. Stout estate. Charles Edwin Mullane appointed administrator of Alice Jane Mullane estate. Frances P. Hargrove appointed ministrator of Brooks Lynn Hargrove estate.

Arnold Mark Robinson appointed administrator of Paul E. Himmell estate. Omer D. Baxter appointed administrator of Norman K. Baxter estate.

Mrs. Walter Linviile appointed administrator of George W. Smith tate. BIBLE 8. Love not only in word and in tongue.

But how? 9. Behold how good and how pleasant it is for 10. The fields are white already to harvest; and what will the harvest be? Answers at bottom of page SUNDAY 7:00 P.M. THE JOE WEBBS JERRY KERR CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY CHURCH 21 ST AND OAK Police Court Manslaughter-Robert E. Whittaker, away.

Malicious cutting--Joseph Lee Smith, postponed to July 6. Malicious shooting L. Hudson, postponed to July 6. Murder Frank J. Leaver, postponed to July 15.

Operating a handbook-Harbison L. Floyd, postponed to Aug. 2. Violating smoke ordinance -Whittenberg Construction Company, $10. Grand larceny- Curtis L.

Wilson and Leon T. Barnett, held to grand jury July 27. Building Permits Isaac Durham, finish attic of dwellIng. 3345 Bohannon, $500. Leon Poynter, enclose rear porch, 2311 Magazine, $200.

Thomas E. Westbrook, garage, 2745 Cleveland $1,200. Herbert Bishop, add porch to dwell. ing. 1043 Mary, $70.

Roy J. Siegel, dwelling, 913 Broadfields $17,000, John C. Brownfield, add roof over concrete base, 2429 Proctor Knott $150, Marriage Licenses Robert I. Boone, 20, truck driver, 1446 Forest Delores A. Fitch, 18, of 1407 Fern Valley Rd.

Ronald L. Dye, 20, clerk, 2115 dale; Linda C. Ross, 18, of 4413 Dover Rd. Paul J. Ingram, 21, shipping clerk, 1344 Hemlock; Wyvonne Kessinger, 16, of 8012 Jonquil Dr.

Robert B. Davidson, 23, U. S. Army, Richmond, K. Mitchell, 21, of 2826 Hoock.

John Charlesetta T. May, 23, plater, 537 N. 20th; Welsh, 26, of 418 N. 38th. Jesse T.

Johnston, 19, welder, 1101 Charles; Lavada A. Higdon, 18, of 803 Dresden. Alvin J. Stewart, 43, musician, 1811 Longfield: Shirley S. Hardy, 39, of 1624 Longfield.

Merrill T. McCord, 29, news reporter, 7309 Westboro Bette A. Tague, 21, 2602 Landor. Keith" Caudill, 19, attendant, and Joyce A. Holt, 18, Jeffersontown.

J. C. Boach, 20, baker, 439 N. 25th; Joan D. Herron, 18, of 2441 St.

Xavier. James F. Easley, 23, U. S. Army, 3046 Nadina Betty S.

Stiles, 21, of 5628 Carolyn Way. Roy C. Williams, 43, accountant, 1436 Rufer; Margaret A. Hall, 43, of 1809 Rosewood. Clifton Courtney, 27, minister, Paducah; Bertha Gray, 34, of 3414 Hyoliffe.

Donald Coslow, 19, pattern maker, 4525 Tuberose; Sherry R. Hendricks, 18, of 954 Grade Ln. Robert Wells, 19, mechanic, 209 N. 35th; Delores E. Weber, 17, of 4409 Jewell.

Robert C. English, 25, advertising. 411 Cornell Judith Frances Hart, 21, of 1119 Dresden. Robert M. Snawder, 21.

self-employed, 313 E. Ormsby: Dorothy L. Collings, 20, of 4189 Tuscarora Way, John Kern, 18, U. S. Marine Corps, 1515 Cayuga; Betty Crane, 18, of 1015 E.

Breckinridge. Barry K. Bott, 28, salesman, 2230 Medford Myrna L. Sans, 24, of 4030 River Park Dr. Daniel G.

Owens, 25, underwriter, 2220 Kaolin; Jeanette Davis, 19, of 2083A Sherwood. Joseph B. Alender, 19, laborer, 2403 W. Main; Lola M. Johnson, 18, of 2309 Garfield.

David T. Taylor, 20, draftsman, 306 Benjamin Barbara A. Strause, 19, of 107 Wood Rd. Clarence L. Mann, 66, retired, 3361 Camp Ground Ruby Belcher, 52, of 2218 W.

Main. Births Boys Born To Clarence Y. Barton, 1 1904 Claremoor, Anchorage, June 5. Jack R. Becker, 316 Biltmore June 4.

he Joseph Pleasant Burnett, 4 Glenbrook Anchorage, June 8. George J. Clephas, 1517 Tyler Park June 9. J. Miller Cook, 1305 Stone Wall Way, Lyndon, June 7.

Churches of Christ "Preaching the BLOOD, the BOOK. and the BLESSED HOPE" HIGHLANDS-1275 Bardst'n Rd. Minister IROQUOIS-960 Palatka Road John Mengelberg, Minister JEFFERSON-812 E. Jefferson James Hardison, Minister CAMP TAYLOR- Belmar Drive J. F.

Stinette, Minister ORMSBY AVE. -622 E. Ormsby J. R. Clark, Minister PORTLAND-2500 Portland Ave.

Carl Vogt Wilson, Minister RALPH Ralph Ave. J. L. Addams, Minister ROWAN Rowan St. Thomas Y.

Clark, Minister SHAWNEE-41st and Michigan W. H. Allen, Minister SO. LOUISVILLE-5th and Sts. N.

Wilson Burks, Minister 18th STREET-311 N. 18th St. Brent Hickman, Minister BUECHEL-2105 Buechel Bank Rd. J. T.

Glenn, Minister EAST VIEW -Okolona, Blue Lick Claude Neal, Minister Jeff'town-10609 Watterson Tr. John Pound, Minister LA GRANGE- and Jefferson Baber, Minister SYLVANIA- Road No. 2- Kenneth Stockdell, Minister "WORDS OF LIFE" -WOWI 1570 k.c. Sundays: 8:30 A.M. THE CHURCHES OF CHRIST BEECH STREET--Beech at Southern Clyde Evangelist -SP 6-3745 W.

11 A.M., 7:45 P.M. 8.5. 10 A.M. WLOU (Dial 1350) Sun. 8 A.M.

CEDAR SPRINGS- Road Woodrow Hazelip, Evang. -CE 9-3908 W. 10:50 A.M., 7:00 P.M. B.S. 10 A.M.

CEDAR STREET-1430 Cedar Frank McGill, Evangelist- 2-7068 W. 11 A.M., 6:30 P.M. B.S. 9:45 A.M. HALDEMAN AVE.

-1901 Frankfort H. A. Fincher, Evang. -TW 6-9531 W. 10:50 A.M..

6:45 P.M. B.S. 10 A.M. JEFFERSONVILLE-14th Locust A. J.

Adams, Evangelist W. 11:00 A.M., 6:00 P.M. B.S. 10 A.M. JEFFERSONVILLE, IND.

-838 Meigs Bob Bryson, Evangelist-BU 3-7710 W. 10:50 A.M., 7:00 P.M. B.S. 10 A.M. SHIVELY Ln.

Elem. School L. A. Stauffer, Evangelist-EM 8-6344 W. 10:30 A.M., 7:00 P.M.

B.S. 9:30 A.M. SOUTH END. -4001 Blvd. Joseph Cox, Evangelist- -EM 7-8036 W.

11 A.M., 7 P.M. B.S. 10 A.M. THESE CHURCHES ADVOCATE A CONGREGATION AND REJECT THE accident, Associated Press Wirephoto Mrs. Helen Bell, 39, an English war bride, was found dead a ditch near her home in Mill Valley, Cal.

yesterday. Her father is Sidney Lane, wealthy retired paper manufacturer. Her uncle is Sir Dudley Collis, assistant secretary to the privy purse, resident of Windsor Castle, and childhood playmate of Queen Elizabeth. A coroner said she was struck by a vehicle. A contractor said she jumped from his pickup truck while he was taking her home from a bar.

Her husband, a civil engineer, was at home with two of their three children. Maysville Man Stung To Death By 'Hobby' Bees Maysville, June 24 David Gibson, 39, a restaurant Friday night within minutes after bees swarmed over him as he showed some friends the hives he kept as a hobby. Coroner Ed Byron said the man was stung in five places on his face. Stanley Spencer and Beecher Bolt said Gibson had taken them to see the hives and had just lifted two of the lids when the bees swarmed. They said Gibson tried to beat off the bees and then turned to flee.

He dropped almost immediately, they said, and was dead on arrival at a hospital. Ward To Head Warren Schools Special to The Courier Bowling Green, June R. Ward of Lexington named superintendent of Warren County was, school system Friday, replacing C. T. Clemons, whose contract expires next Thursday.

The County School Board unanimously approved a fouryear contract for Ward with a minimum annual salary of $7,200. He is scheduled to take the post next Friday. Ward is a Butler County native and a 1926 graduate of Western Kentucky College. He has served. as assistant superintendent for business affairs in the Fayette County school system for 10 of the past 11 years.

At 60, Ward has 33 years' experience as a teacher, principal, and superintendent. Senate Passes Bill Raising Teacher Aid Washington, June 24 (P)-The Senate passed and sent to the House Friday a bill to authorize an increase in federal teaching grants to the 68 land-grant colleges from the present $2,501,500 to $11,950,000 a year. Backers of the bill, drafted by the Senate Agriculture Committee, said federal grants in this field have not been increased since 1935, despite a 340 per cent total student-enrollment increase during this period. KNOW YOUR By ALFRED FROH 1. Where had Jesus been before He walked on the sea to His disciples? 2.

Who helps us when we do not know how to pray as we ought? 3. What did the Lord give the Israelites when they lusted for meat? 4. Which disciple does Jesus describe as an "Israelite in whom there is no 5. Was David glad to go into the house of the Lord? 6. When Jesus had ended his Sermon on the Mount, how were the people? 7.

What excuse did the man give who had married a wife? Jesus Saves, Jesus Heals Services Sunday, 2 p.m.; Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m., except first Wednesday of each month, 2111 W. BROADWAY. BRING THE BLIND, LAME, DEAF, DUMB, AND INCURABLE EASES. SEE GOD MANIFEST HIS GREAT POWER. HEAR THE PEOPLE TELL HOW JESUS DELIV.

ERED THEM FROM THESE CONDITIONS THRU FAITH IN THE BLOOD OF CHRIST. SISTER FINETTA C. KAH, GL 1-1526. The funeral for Mrs. Edgar Branham, 2110 St.

Xavier, be at 2 p.m, tomorrow at Breeding Baptist Church. Burial will be in Fudge Cemetery at Breeding. The body will be taken to Phelps Stotts Funeral Home, Columbia, this afternoon. Mrs. Branham, the former Ada Zore died at 7 p.m.

Thursday at St. Joseph Infirmary. Survivors include her husband; three sisters, Mrs. Annie Lee Bailey, Mrs. Affie Cundiff, and Mrs.

Rupe, and a half brother, Porter England. MRS. FRANK SPAULDING Mrs. Frank Spaulding, 610 W. Breckinridge, died at 2:30 p.m.

Friday at a hospital in Lafayette, Ind. She became ill Wednesday while visiting a sister there. Mrs. Adams, 61, was the former Mabel Mae Adams. She was an auditor and bookkeeper for Swiss Cleaners Laundryors include two sisters, Mrs.

Wilbur Dumas, Lafayette, and Mrs. Harry W. Johnson, Valley Station, and half brother, Earl Elliott, Oxford, Ind. The funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Arch L.

Heady Southern Funeral Home, 3601 Taylor Boulevard. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. FRANK S. LYNCH The funeral of Frank S. Lynch, who drowned Monday night in the Ohio River near Leavenworth, will be at 9:30 a.m.

Saturday at Hardy Funeral Home, 4101 Dixie Highway. Burial will be in LouMemorial Gardens. Lynch's body was found about 2 p.m. Thursday near Alton, Lynch, 43, of 5118 Murray Lane, was an electrician for the Louisville Gas Electric Company. CHARLES V.

CROSSER Charles Vernon Crosser, 40, of 2117 Burwell, died at 2:30 a.m. Thursday at General Hospital after a long illness. Survivors include a son, Curtis Crosser; four brothers, Morris, Clifford, Kenneth, and John Crosser, Evansville, and two sisters, Mrs. Jessie Weir and Mrs. Jennie Aurs, both of Evansville.

The body was taken to Evansville for funeral and burial. CHARLES J. LARDNER Charles J. Lardner, 36, an inspector for Anaconda Foil Company, died at 6:20 p.m. Thursday after suffering an apparent heart attack at his home, 6107 Middlerose Circle, Valley Station.

Survivors include his wife, the former Elizabeth Tharp; three sons, David, James, and Kenneth Lardner; three daughters, Deborah, Karen, and Lisa Lardner; his mother, Mrs. Ada B. Lardner; four sisters, Mrs. Rita Greenwell, Mrs. Blanche Brangers, Mrs.

Margaret McHugh, and Mrs. Elizabeth Melcher, and five brothers, William, John, Chester, Francis, and Robert A. Lardner. The funeral will be at 8:15 Monday at Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Virginia, and at 9 a.m. at St.

Clement Church. Burial will be in Calvary tery. Shelby Native Dies Special to The Courier-Journal Danville, June Earl V. Hale, 56, a former Danville resident, died Thursday at St. Joseph Hospital, Lexington, A native of Shelby County, he had lived in West Palm Beach, 14 years.

WALNUT STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Wm. R. Pettigrew, Minister Third and St. Catherine 10:50 A.M.-"Beloved- -Contend Earnestly" (11 A.M. Service Broadcast WTMT) 7:30 P.M.-"'The Furnace Companion" 9:30 A.M.-Bible School 6:15 P.M.-Training Union 7:30 P.M.

Wednesday- -Prayer and Praise Hour Nurseries Open for All Services-Parking Facilities Kenneth P. Crawford, 3309 Thrush May 29. Willis P. Duff, Jeffersonville, June 9. Thomas G.

Duncan, 219 N. Mt. Holly June 9. Norman M. Gerber, 2302-A Terrier June 7.

Cecil L. Giltner, Lexington Rt. 1, June 5. Jerry C. Gray, Crestwood Rt.

2, June 8. Charles C. Hedgspeth, Fairdale Rt. 3, June 8. Kirby W.

Holladay, 600 Seneca, June 9. Richard J. Hubbard, 1816 Millgate Anchorage, June 4. Charles N. Jones, 3150 Talisman June 6.

James R. Kimmel, Ridge chorage, June 7. James B. Lenihan, 2515 Wyckford Way, June 7. Jerry L.

Maynard, 3064 Nadina June 5. Herbert E. Miller, 411 Leyton, June 5. Jack W. Miller, 2340 Huber June 5.

Michael K. O'Shea, 2120 Gladstone, June 8. Bobby Hardesty, 538 Denmark, June 4. Throdore Hattemer, 411 Springwood May 31. Charles Hehemann, Jeffersonville, May 30, Joseph Heitz, 1317 Clara, Richard Hurd, 701 E.

Kentucky, June 2. John Kuhn, 2113 Osage, June 2. Grainger Lott, 5925 Count Turf Valley Station, May 31. Girls Born To Stuart Oursler, 1513 Arcade, May 29, Norman Payton, 4410 Dyer, May 31. Gerald Pamser, 1620 S.

2d. June 2. James 'Sherer, 4520 Shelbyville May 26. June 3. Don Stevens, 1908 Bonnycastle, Buel Stovall, 8112 Minors June 2.

Kenneth Stumph, 4202 Roosevelt, Feb. 3. Robert Taylor, 2319 Grand, May 29, Joseph Thronsberry, Pioneer Village, Shepherdsville Rt. 2, June 5. Kennedy Says Americans Stand Up For Rights Washington, June 24 (P- Senator John F.

Kennedy said Monday it is in the tradition of Americans to stand up for their rights "even if the new way to stand up for one's rights is to sit Kennedy, front runner for the Democratic presidential nomination, made the reference to Negro sit-downs in segregated eating places in a speech to a luncheon honoring the African diplomatic corps here. He said progress against racial discrimination has been made Africa as well as in the United States. "But our efforts must go on and increase to achieve equal access to the voting booth, to the schoolroom, to jobs, to housing, and to public facilities, including lunch counters," he said. You are always welcome at an EPISCOPAL CHURCH for Worship or Consultation John Walter, 163 Geats, June 1. James Woodrow, Louisville Rt.

1, June 3. Robert Yates, 1125 Charles. June 2. Mrs. Charles Durbin, 13417 Kinross Valley Station, May 21.

Anthony FarralGray, 137 Southland May Arthur Hans, 5604 Miles June 1. Charles Hauswald, 610 E. Market, New Albany, May 30. Harold Hedge, Middle Jeffersonville, June 1. Hilery Hedges, 3502 Huon May 29.

Joseph Hill, Shepherdsville Rt, 2, June 3. John Jenkins, 5216 Planet Pleas ure Ridge Park, June 5. Paul Jump, 3516 Hillview, May 29. Ernest Kaelin, 908 Vine, June 3. Robert Kirk, 462 E.

Brandeis, June 1. Thomas Krebs, 2803 Del Rio May 29. Raymond Lechleiter, 1212 Barret May 31. Clifford Maulden, Lebanon Junction Rt. 1, May 30.

Joseph Murphy, 4134 Larkwood, May 31. William McNeil, 10306 Sunlight Way, May 29. Obie Huff, 59, a retired employee of the Henry Vogt Machine Company, died at 2 p.m. Friday in Grayson County War Memorial Hospital, Leitchfield. He became ill Thursday night while inspecting property he lived Malcolm Road.

owned near. Caneyville. Huff Survivors include his wife, the former Lillie Embry; son, Ollie Shetlon Huff; two daughters, Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Ovana Walker; two brothers, Ollie and George Huff, both of Caneyville, and four sisters, Mrs.

Vienna Wilson, Bradenton, Mrs. Josie Williams, Middletown, Ohio, Mrs. Mollie Bryant, Round Hill, and Mrs. Dora Bolton, Clarkson. The funeral will be at 2.p.m.

Sunday at Caneyville Church of Christ. Burial will be in Layman Cemetery near there. Divorced Tina Onassis, 29-year-old beauty, has obtained an Alabama a divorce from Aristotle Socrates Onassis, multimillionaire Greek shipping magnate, her New York lawyer said yesterday. There was no alimony and Mrs. Onassis got custody of her two children, Alexander, 11, and Christina, 9.

The couple's 13- year marriage foundered last summer, shortly after Onassis went cruising the Mediterranean with American opera diva, Maria Callas. Two Sentenced For Arson Denied A New Trial Frankfort, June 24 A Pleasure Ridge Park couple convicted of arson and sentenced to three years in prison lost their bid for a new trial Friday. The Court of Appeals dismissed one appeal by Mr. and Mrs. David Harris and upheld Jefferson Circuit Court in another appeal by the couple.

They were convicted April 30, 1959, on a charge of maliciously and willfully burning their home at 8474 Dixie Highway to collect $8,000 insurance. They asked the Court of Appeals to overrule the lower court on numerous counts, but appellate court said it could find nothing to justify such action. Border Commission Meets Tokyo, June 24 (P) Radio Peiping reported that the joint Chinese-Burmese Commission on the border dispute between the two nations will hold its first meeting in Rangoon Monday. BIBLE ANSWERS 1. On a mountain, praying.

Matthew 2. The Spirit. Romans 8:26. 3. Quails.

Numbers 4. Nathanael. John 5. I was glad when they said unto me, Let us go into the house of the Lord. Psalm 122:1.

6. Astonished at his doctrine. Matthew 7:28. 7. Therefore I cannot come.

Luke 14:20. 8. In deed and in truth. John 3:18. brethren to dwell together in unity! Psalm 133:1.

10. Eternal souls. John Divorces Granted Eugene R. Brown from Joann. Mary Jo Cox from Adolph M.

Katherine Lee Honaker Veeneman from Robert Lewis. William E. Graham from Clara Belle. Meredith Sparks from Joseph. Jo Ann Hampton from James H.

Darlene B. Gardner from John C. Pearl Van Fleet from Louis J. Rita M. Logsdon from Henry G.

Hazel Shannon from William. Barbara F. Denzik William J. Ella Sageser from Hugh. Mrs.

Dennison Dies Special to The Co Russellville, June Mrs. Ida Lewis Dennison, 85, died Wednesday at her home here. Marvin and Garland Dennison, both of Louisville, are so sons. BETHANY BAPTIST 2319 Taylorsville Road DR. EUGENE ENLOW, Pastor 10:30 "Our Best For God" School Union 7:30 "The Crying Of The Stones" Visitors Invited Air Conditioned -Parking Christian Science Services Subject: Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist 1305 South Third St.

Second, Church Frankfort of Christ, Avenue Scientist Reading Monday through Friday 12 to Third Church of Christ, Scientist 1930 Bardstown Road Reading Room, Daily 12 to 5 Except Sundays and Holidays Sunday Morning 11 A.M. Sunday School and Nursery 11 A.M. Wednesday Testimonial Meeting 8 P.M. DOWNTOWN READING ROOM 302 West Broadway Open Daily 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.

Wednesday to 6 P.M. Sundays and Holidays 2 to 5 P.M. ALL ARE WELCOME "How Christian Science Heals" WAVE (970 K.C.) 10:05 A.M. Ch. 3, 9:30 A.M.

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH cpc Arthur R. Hall, Minister Fourth and Kentucky. Hinson, Organist 9:30 A.M.-Church School 11:00 A.M.-Morning Worship Dr. George R. Edwards, Preaching Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary FOURTH AVENUE METHODIST Fourth and St.

Catherine Wade Weldon and Roy, Webster, Ministers 11:00 A.M. "JUST A NAME ON THE ROLL" (Broadcast over WKLO-1080) Dr. Weldon Preaching ADEQUATE PARKING NURSERY FACILITIES AIR CONDITIONED FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Fourth and Breckinridge PAUL S. STAUFFER, Minister Morning Worship Service 10:45 "Conversations With Jesus By A Riverside" Sermon by Dr. Stauffer Church School 9:45 Junior Church 9:45 Youth Activities 5:00 Entire Building Comfortably Air Conditioned BARDSTOWN ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST 2010 Bardstown Rd.

at Napoleon Blvd. GL 2-2826 B.S. 10 A.M.- -Worship 11 A.M. 7:45 P.M. 7:45 P.M.

"See Hear" Nursery KENNETH P. BELLER, Evang. HERALD OF TRUTH, Each Sunday, WAVE-TV, A.M. WE PRACTICE LOCAL AUTONOMY UNDER SCRIPTURAL ELDERS SUPPORT ORPHAN HOMES AND REJECT PREMILLENNIALISM THIRD ANNIVERSARY AND BASKET DINNER Evangel Tabernacle, 4532 Deering Ave. One Block West of Preston, on Rose Dr.

W. L. Rodgers, Pastor PARK BOULEVARD-4600 Park Blvd. David Claypool, Evangelist -EM 6-8166 W. 10:30 A.M., 6 P.M.

B.S. 9:30 A.M. WAKY (Dial 790) 7:30 A.M. Sunday PRESTON HIGHWAY-4420 Preston A. C.

Grider, Evangelist -EM 3-5946 W. 10:20 A.M., 7 P.M. B.S. 9:30 A.M. WAKY (Dial 790) 7:30 A.M.

Sunday ST. MATTHEWS-4500 Westport Rd. Dewey Shaw, Evang. -TW 6-4208 W. 10 A.M., 6 P.M.

B.S. 11 A.M. TAYLOR -3248 Taylor Blvd. Harold Hazelip, Evangelist- 8-2681 W. 10:30 A.M., 7 P.M.

B.S. 9:30 A.M. VALLEY- -Dixie Hgwy. at Fox Ave. Harold Savely, Evangelist- WE 7-3236 W.

10:30 A.M., 7:30 P.M. B.S. 9:30 A.M. WENDELL AVENUE-2222 Wendell Bill Humble, 2-9441 W. 10:45 A.M., 6 P.M.

B.S. 9:45 A.M. WEST END-4401 West Broadway J. R. Snell, -SP 2-3026 W.

11 A.M., 6 P.M. B.S. 10 A.M. YOUNG Young Ave. Arthur Shepherd, 2-0097 w.

11 A.M., 7:45 P.M. B.S. 10 A.M. SCRIPTURAL ELDERSHIP FOR EVERY FALSE DOCTRINE OF PREMILLENNIALISM Watch for Dedication Announcement of New Wing Next Month 3 GREAT 9:45 Help Us Break Sunday 12:00 Basket Lunch 2:30 Rev. W.

G. Henecker, 7:00 P.M. Last Chance of Austin, SERVICES School Record with 558 guest speaker to Hear Bob McCutcheon Texas.