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Mrs. Be- 2:30 Faughn Rallying Point For Murray Strangers By DAVID C. ADAMS Courier and Times Staff Writer Program sales ought to sky-rocket at Murray State University this season, even if the Racer football program doesn't get off the ground. There are so many new faces around Cutchan Stadium, these days that head coach Don must be temped to spend the first 10 minutes at practice just introducing strangers. But the football Racers don't intend to be "strangers in the night" when the whistle sounds.

Shelton and his stafffeaturing three new assistants- have an experienced backfield. And they have a talented tailback in Don Faughn, a home grown triple-threat Part of a series. Wednesday: Eastern. who has all the marks of a leader around whom the "strangers" can rally. Shelton will start four freshmen and four sophomores on defense Saturday night in the opener, against East Tennessee.

two freshmen and three sophomores in the offensive line. The new aides are Billy Mitchell, former coach at Manual; Ken Bishop from Wyoming and Dickie Blocker, former coach at Thomas Jefferson. Bill Hina returns as line coach. Shelton's teams have always been awesome on offense, but often awful on defense. the primary job facing Mitchell and Bishop as they handle the young defensive team.

Faughn, an all-stater at Murray two years ago, never played at Tennessee due an elbow injury. The 185-pound sophomore transfer ran twice for touchdowns (15 and 75 yards) in Saturday's big scrimmage. With him in the backfield were Toby Thomason, at and Frank quarterback, McKee John at Bryant wing. back. Bryant runs like John Ogles at Austin Peay and has more speed.

Thomason succeeds such renowned quarterbacks as Tony Fioravanti and Charlie Forrest. Fioravanti holds the Murray U. Roster Player, Hemetewn John Bussiere, Brame, N. Hopkinsville Bedford, M. James Farmer, Indianapolis Richard Gault, Champaign, Jimmy Harrell, Nashville MA Sturgis Hunter, Franklin-Simpson Phil Hunt, Ripley, Tenn.

Curtis Keen, Louisville Ken Loebig, Desales, F. Laud'dale, 55m Belot, Daytona Indianapolis Beach David Torian, Hopkinsville Wilson, Winter Haven. Class HI. wt. 190 Mass.

180 6-3 200 111. 200 195 180 190 180 200 190 Fla. 190 210 185 Fla. TACKLES Art Atkinson, Male Bob Counts, Ohio Larry Caldwell County Joe Cunningham, Philadelphia Dick Jerry Deakins, Trigg County Elliott, Owensboro John Dick Hargrave, Bidknell, Ind. 210 Fleishman, Thom.

Jeff. Les Mallory, Caldwell Co. 195 Mike McClure, Mayfield 285 Rice, Metropolis, 111. 6-2 210 McCreary, C. Gables, Bill George Scarola, N.J..

5-10 220 Larry White, Bricktown, N.J. 212 Don Williams, Butter GUARDS Carl Chipman, Ripley, Tenn. Paul Dennison, Louis. Western Byron Evers, Metropolis, 111. 5-10 Billy Fryer, Henderson 5-10 Harris, Red Bank, N.J.

6-2 Danny Hopper, Henderson 5-10 Cliff Lancaster, Danville 6-2 Maruca, Starke, Fla. 6-0 Ken Oakley, Trigs County 5-9 5-10 Jim Parrill, Chicago Eric Ritchie, Louisville, Ohio Bob Tillman, Sims. DeSales Hopkinsville 6-3 5-10 195 CENTERS Joe Serpico, Meirose Park, Jim Epperson, Tom Ft. Knox Chas. Steve Morgan, Loveall, Blakely, Fischer, Louis.

Atlanta Sturgis Male Western 5333925 QUARTERBACKS Walter (Bud) Qualk, Mayfield Wayne Theiss. Oidham Co. 170 150 Thomason, Henderson Tillman, 'Ripley, Tenn. 5-10 160 HALFBACKS John Bertran, Ridgeway, Ont. Davis Calvin.

Fern Creek Terry Croom, Paducah James Dant, Louisville Don. Faughn, Murray Bill Green, Male Russell Hake, Girard, Ohio. Tom Hansen, Gainesville, Fla. Dave Henderson, Pique, Ohio Bill Humphrey, Mayfield Steve Klein, Metropolis, Ill. Scotty Marcum, Hodgenville Jerry Markham, North Hardin Frank Arthur Bennie Pace, McKee, Sholar, Waverly, Mayfield Tenn.

Ostap Stromecky, Starke, Murray Fla. Tanner Bill Woodson, Pifttield, Mass. Don Veatch, Paducah Ardell Young, Chicago FULLBACKS Greg Berry, Decatur, Ga. John Bryant, Indianapolis Ron Garrison, Seneca Dennis Johnstone, Hawkins, Butler Georgetown, S.C. 5-10 Mike Rhodes, Greer, S.C.

Kentucky Athletic Union Names Thompson President Jack Thompson was elected president of the Kentucky Amateur Athletic Union at its annual meeting last night at the Shamrock Athletic Club. He succeeds Pete Bowen. Other officers elected: Walter Beck, first vice president second vice-president, Ralph Wright; third vic Jean Bocko; fourth Al Gustafson; fifth vicepresident, Bill Hawkes, Bill Long, secretary-treasurer. -AdvertisementELECTRICIAN, MAINTENANCE Thoroughly familiar with industrial maintenance and construction. Work from blueprints or schematic drawings.

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Box 9, Jeffersonville, Ind. Phone: 283-6611, Ext. 293 An Equal Opportunity Employer Saints Capture Softball Titles Contractors won the Double A division championship and the Saints the Single A title as the Bluegrass Invitational Softball Tournament came to a close last night at Bluegrass Park. Contractors defeated Fashions 18-7 in the final. Stemler got 3-for-3 and Bond Jerry Dean a three- run homer to lead the Contractors.

Saints' final victim was Lithos 9-1. Bob Oppel, with three singles, led the Saints' attack. Ron Potter got 2-for-3 for the losers. The Lithos advanced to the final by beating Buechel Park Baptist 9-7 earlier in the night. Potter had a three-run homer.

Ex-Umpire UPTON, Mass. Summers, 70, who fighting to become a some 40 years, died American 1933 until he retired worked in eight World All-Star games. Summers Dies (AP) -William R. switched from prize baseball umpire for yesterday. League umpire from in 1959, Summers Series and seven Miller to Speak Tonight Paulie Miller, an assistant football coach at the University of Louisville, will be the speaker at a dinner meeting of the Transportation Club of Louisville tonight at the Kentucky Hotel.

The dinner starts at 6:30. Racer career record of 31 touchdown passes. Forrest claims the three-year total offensive record of 3,475 yards. Thomason, a senior who transferred from Virginia Tech, can't reach either record but he's scimpressed Racer, coaches as a more passer than his predecessors. The Racers also have a dangerous long passer in letterman Larry Tillman.

Last year, Murray led the Ohio Valley Conference when it had 20 passes intercepted. Croom, an all-stater at Paducah Tilghman, is playing linebacker. "He'll be more valuable to us playing one way," said Shelton. Croom had played offense. Croom teamed with middle guard Carl Chipman, tackle Mallory and end Mike Rhodes in Saturday's scrimmage when the defensive flashed signs of coming of age.

The secondary is experienced but there's some question how much it benefited from yielding 305 yards per game last year. The ringleader is safety Bill Green "who hasn't had a bad practice yet," according to Shelton. Like Morehead coach Guy Penny, Shelton is stocked so well with first-year talent he plans an abbreviated freshman schedule. Associated Press Stars of the Twins TONY OLIVA (left) and Jim Kaat of the Minnesota Twins have been two of the top stars in the American League this year. Oliva is seeking his third straight batting title, while Kaat is the winningest pitcher in baseball with 23 victories.

Kentuckiana Softball Tourney Local St. Mary's 14, St. Vincent's DePaul Gasmen 17, 201 Hartman AC 15, English Tenisht's Games Ridge 7 p.m.-St. New Mary's vs. St.

Michael: 8 p.m.-Walnut vs. Chapel: 9 p.m. -Firemen vs. Innmen. Indiana, Kentucky Are Favored Indiana and Kentucky will season-opening college football Saturday.

a Ratings The Courier Journal's Litken Here Are KENTUCKIANA Saturday Home Team Visiter Indiana 82.0 Miami, Ohio Kentucky 95.2 North Carolina Morehead 59.7 Marshall Purdue 101.5 Ohio U. Adrian 20.9 Manchester Austin Peay 69.4 Eastern Evansville Bradley Franklin 28.1 Olivet Georgetown 43.1 Hanover Macalester 24.0 DePauw Eastern lilinois 27.7 Indiana State Murray 56.6 East Tenn. Northern 61.7 Butler Otterbein 36.9 Ind. Central Taylor Wilmington Wabash 49.5 Valparaiso Western 50.8 St. Joseph's MAJOR Saturday Home Team Visitor Air Force 86.4 Wyoming Arizona State 77.0 Texas Western Arkansas .107.2 Oklahoma State Army 81.1 Kansas State Auburn 102.1 Chattanooga California 86.2 Washington Colgate 67.2 Miami, Fia.

Indiana is a invading Miami of picked by 12.4 points Carolina's visit to Purdue, rated Litkenhous' COLLEGES Probable Winner Indiana 1.3 Kentucky Marshall Purdue Manchester Austin Peay Bradley Olivet Georgetown DePauw Indiana State 18.0 Murray 4.5 Northern 1.5 Otterbein 0.5 Taylor 13.2 Wabash Western 0.2 Probable Winner DIff. Air Force 6.3 Texas Western Arkansas 23.5 Army Auburn California Colgate 1.3-point favorite over listing of teams that begin play this Ohio. Kentucky is weekend, is favored by 44.4 points over to ruin North Lexington. visiting Ohio University. seventh in this week's Michigan State is No.

1. College Football Ratings Colorado 88.2 Boston U. 61.3 Miami Davidson 59.4 George Washington 66.0 George Washington Dayton 55.7 Richmond 47.8 Dayton Duke 89.2 West Virginia 77.2 Duke 12.0 Florida Northwestern 86.6 Florida 12.8 Florida State 89.3 Houston 85.4 Florida State 3.9 Georgia 94.3. Mississippi STate 91.5 Georgia 2.8 Georgia Tech 93.4 Texas A 82.4 Georgia Tech 11.0 lowa 80.4 Arizona 70.6 Iowa Kansas 75.4 Texas Tech 92.7 Texas Tech Kent State 72.7 Buffalo U. 70.8 Kent State 1.9 Louisiana State 96.2 South Carolina 82.6 Louisiana State 13.6 Memphis State 87.9 Mississippi State 91.5 Mississippi Michigan 94.1 Oregon State 84.9 Michigan Michigan State 114.0 No.

Carolina State .85.7 Michigan State Missouri 98.7 Minnesota 93.2 Missouri Navy 85.8 Boston College 83.2 Navy 2.6 Nebraska 104.8 Texas Christian 91.3 Nebraska 13.5 New Mexico 69.5 Utah State 85.6 Utah State North Texas 65.1 New Mexico State 90.1 New Mexico State 25.0 Oklahoma 80.4 Oregon 81.9 Oregon 1.5 Penn State 92.2 Maryland 81.6 Penn State 10.6 Southern Illinois 53.0 Wichita 66.5 Wichita 13.5 SMU 88.4 Illinois 100.1 Illinois 11.7 Southern Miss. 80.7 Louisiana Tech 64.8 Southern Miss. 15.9 Stanford 86.9 San Jose State 74.1 Stanford 12.8 Texas 94.0 So. California 104.0 So. California 10.0 Toledo 66.7 Xavier 73.2 Xavier 6.5 Tulane 74.2 Virginia Tech 76.3 Virginia Tech 2.1 Tulsa 92.1 Tampa 67.9 Tulsa UCLA 103.9 Pittsburgh 77.6 UCLA 26.3 Vanderbilt 80.6 Citadel 59.1 Vanderbilt Villanova 61.8 VMI 62.7 VMI Virginia 79.4 Wake Forest 71.6 Virginia Washington Idaho 83.5 Washington Western Michigan 65.4 Lamar Tech 72.3 Lamar Tech West Texas 75.9 Arlington 74.9 West Texas William Mary East Carolina 78.4 East Carolina Wisconsin 73.8 Iowa State 81.1 Iowa State the Famous DURA-TUFFI TREADS 495 CA 095 8.15-7.10x15 7.75-7.50x14 7.75-6.70x15 795 6.40-6.50x13 8.25-8.00x14 895 8.45-7.60x15 095 8.55-8.50x14 LOOKS like NEW! 8.85 8.00x15 8.85-9.00x14 1095 WEARS like NEW! WHITE $1 MORE PLUS 48c FED.

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at the Highlands Funeral Home, 3331 Taylorsville Road. (enter parking area from Dutchmans Ln.) Interment Cave Hill Cemetery. GERRARD, Mr. Arthur L. Passed away 51st year, Family Sun.

Sept. 11, 1966, at 8 a.m. residence, 2217 Paris Dr. Beloved husband of Mrs. Jo E.

Fanning Gerrard, devoted son of Mr. John Linn and Mrs. Blanche K. Gerrard. Beloved brother of Mrs.

Gene (Martha) Cullen. Also survived by neice, Carolyn Cullen and nephew, Steven Cullen. Mr. Gerrard is resting at the Oak St. Home of Arch Heady Son, 1201 E.

Oak St. Schiller where services will be conducted Wed. at 9 a.m. Interment Resthaven Cemetery. Friends may call after p.m.

Mon. If friends so desire, memorial contributions can be made 10 the Masonic Widows and Orphans Home, or other favorite charities. JAGGERS, Dr. Herschell F. Age 82, Sunday, September 11, 1966, 5:30 p.m.

Residence, 1368 Barret Avenue. Husband of the late Mary W. Schoenlaub Jaggers; brother of Mrs. Ora Zurschmiede. Funeral services Tuesday at a.m..

at Bosse Funeral Home, Barret and Ellison, Interment Cave Hill Cemetery. Visiting after p.m. Monday. JOHNSON, Clifford Sneed Sun. Sept.

11, 1966, at Jacksonville, Fla. Beloved husband of Leona Coons Johnson. Remains arrive in Louisville 12:40 p.m. Tues. Funeral and interment on family lot Cave Mill Cemetery.

Tues. afternoon at o'clock. KAELIN, Mr. Edward F. Sr.

Passed away in his 72nd year 6:15 p.m., Sept 1966. Residence, 428 S. Wenzel St. HUSband of the late Mrs. Estell, Kaelin, devoted father of Mrs.

Charles Christine Moore, and Mrs. Christopher, Edward, Paul Kenneth, Woodrow, Thomas Viet and Sat. Raymond Kaelin in Also survived by his 31 grandchildren and his great-grandchildren. Mr. Kaelin is resting at the Oak St.

Home 1201 of Arch Heady Son, Oak where services will be conducted at 8:30 a.m. Thur. 9 and in St. Bonitace Church at a.m. Michael Cemetery, Rosary THis p.m.

Wed. by the men of the parish. Friends may kindly call after 6 p.m. Tues. MOLLOY, Mr.

Michael J. Mon. Sept. 12, 1966, at 3:16 p.m, Residence, 419 W. Lee.

Survived by 2 sisters, Mrs. Mary Holmes, Mrs. Richard Monahan. One brother, Patrick Molloy, of County Galway, Ireland. nieces, Miss Mary Catheryn Holmes, Mrs.

Louis J. McHugh, and Mrs. Maxwell Ashley. Funeral from Dougherty Funeral Home, Catherine 3rd, thurs. between in morning, Oak St.

Louis Sept. St. Bertrand Church at 9 o'clock. Interment In St. Louis Cemetery.

Rosary Wed. evening o'clock by members of the Holy Name Society. McDANIEL, Mansfield Peyton In his 76 year, Sept. 10, 1966. Residence 1106 Lehigh.

Beloved husband of Litilian (Locke) McDaniel, father of Preston McDaniel. Also survived by 3 grandchildren. Mr. McDaniel is resting at the Nunnelly Funeral Home, 4327 Taylor Blvd. Services from the funeral home at 11:30 A.m.

Interment Evergreen Cemetery. MERRILL, Robert Edward Age 66, suddenly 0:15 a.m. Sunday September 1966, Kings Daughters Hospital, Shelbyville, Ky. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Joseph Rogers, Modesto, call Mrs.

Theodore White, Plovis, Earl Donald Merrill, Great Falls, also grandchildren. Services, 11 a.m. Tuesday, September 13th, at the Shannon Funeral Home, Shelbyville, Ky. Olivet Memorial Cemetery, San Francisco, Calif. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to the Kentucky Society for Crippled Children.

POPE, Mrs. Annie (nee Wolf) Passed on in her 82nd year, Sept. 10, 1966, at St. Anthony Hospital. "Family residence 6112 Athens Dr.

Stepmother of Mr. John Pope, Jr. and Mrs. Charles (Louise) Quick. Loving sister of Mrs.

Frances M. Glenn, Mrs. Lena Doerr, Mr. Frank J. Wolf and Mr.

Casper J. Wolf. Also survived by two grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Services for Mrs. Pope will be conducted Tues.

0:30 a.m. In the Russman and Son Funeral Home, 1041 Goss Ave. and 9:00 a.m. in St. Ignatius Martyr Church.

Interment Calvary tery. Ladies of the parish will kindly assemble in Russmans 0:00 p.m. to pray the Rosary. Friends may call after 2:00 p.m. Sunday.

RICHEY, Maggie 92 years, Sunday, September 11, 1966, af 10 a.m., Hazelwood Sanitarium. Mother of James E. Goins. Mrs. Richey is Rattermans, 2815 So.

where services will be held Tuesday, at 11 a.m. Interment Eastern Cemetery, Jetfersonville, Ind. ROBINSON, Mrs. Rose Suddenly Sept. 10, 1966.

Residence 2316 Tyler Ln. daughter, Mrs. Bobby Klempner; son, Mr. Arnold Robinson; brothMr. Joe Mash; sister, Mrs.

Joe Bass; grandchildren. Funeral from Herman Meyer and Son, 1338 Ellison Ave. Tues. 3:30 p.m. Interment in Adath Jeshurun Cemetery.

SCHMIDT, Mr. Charles C. Passed away Mon.g Sept. 12, 1966, at 9 a.m. in his 53rd year.

Residence, 1607 Grove. Devoted husband of Mrs. Josephine Cooley Schmidt, beloved father of James (Doris) Tucker, Hartford City. Mrs. Bobbie (Betty) Kemper, Mrs.

Jasper (Marlene) Walls, Mrs. Kenneth (Pat)" Geoghegan, Mrs. Robert (Jo Dexter. Loving son of Mr. Edward Schmidt, brother of Mrs.

Lewis (Sara) Leckett, Mrs. Baxter Dardenella Owen, Messurs. William LeRoy and Edward A. Schmidt. Also eurvived grandchildren.

Mr. Schmidt resting the Okolona of Arch L. Heady Son, 8519 Preston where services will o'clock, by Rev. Ercil Barker conducted Wed. morning at Bethleham Baptist Church.

Interment, Evergreen Cemetery. SEATON, Mrs. Minnie Age passed away Sept. 12, 1966, her residence, 4628 Dixie Hgwy. Louisville, Survived by sons, Sherman, Donald and Estell Seaton, all of Louisville: 11 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren.

Funeral Wed. 1 p.m. CST from the Glen Dean Baptist Church. Burial Church Cemetery. Remains resting at the Dowell Funeral Home, Hardinsburg.

SHERLEY, Mrs. Eva Louise (nee, Holden) Passed on in her 80th year, Sept. 11, 1966, the Guthrie Convelescant Home. Former residence, 1100 Mulberry St. Loving sister of Mrs.

Emmett (Dora) Keen. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. Services for Mrs. Sherley will conducted Wed. 0:30 a.m.

in the Russman Son Funeral Home. 1041 Goss and at a.m. In St. Elizabeth Church. Interment Evergreen Cemetery.

Members the Perish will kindly assemble in Russman's at p.m. Tues. to pray the Rosary. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Mon.

SMITH, Mrs. Mary Helen (nee Alexander). of 730 Jefferson passed away her 78th year Sunday, Sept. 1966, at 1:45 a.m. Beloved wife Mr.

Payton B. Smith; mother Mrs. Nettle Mrs. Ethel Wright, Messes. Raymond, Hubert, Hershel and Flora Smith) sister of Mrs.

Rey and Mr. James. Cox. Also survived 21 grandchildren and 33 children, Friends, may call W. G.

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Advertiser must give notice of error in time for correction for next insertion. Deaths and Funerals Information the death furnished Funeral Directer. BALLARD, Joseph Age 71 years, Sept. 10, 1966, af 7:45 p.m. Residence 438 S.

Shelby St. Beloved husband of Virginia Johns Ballard, Robert father of Joseph, George, and Thomas Bailard, and Mrs. Virginia Mitchell brother of Grigsby Ballard and Mrs. Mary Tyler Janes, Bardstown, Ky. Also survived by grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Services Neurath Funeral Home, 725 E. Mkt. Tues. at 10 a.m. Interment Cave Hill Cemetery.

BAUER, Joseph Rudolph Sr. At his residence, 1552 Bardstown Sept. 11, 1966, p.m. Husband of the late Gertrude Ross Bauer. Father of Fred A.

Bauer and Joseph Rudolph Bauer and the late Mary Jo Bauer Chandler. Survived also by sister, Mrs. Leo (Rudina) Kiarer, and by 13 grandchildren. Funeral Mass Sept. 14, at a.m.

James Church. Interment in St. Louis Cemetery, Holy Name Society Tues. at 7:30 p.m. Bar.

rett Funeral Home, 1230 Bardstown Rd. Memorial contributions may be directed to the Heart Fund. BAUMAN, Anthony George Sept. Residence 1044 Everett Ave. 12, 1966, 0:40 a.m.

Husband Bauman. of the Survived late Lena, Hintlemann also by his mother, Mrs. Anthony G. Bauman Miss sisters. Mrs.

Laura Mayer, Aileen Bauman, Mrs. Mary Santa Agnes Aprile, Kitty Martin, Ana, Calif brothers, RUand dolph, Leo and Francis Bauman. stepson, Matt Copperthwaite at Jr. Funeral Mass Sept. 14, 10 a.m.

of St. Boniface Church. Interment in Resthaven Memorial Park. Parish rosary 7:15 p.m. Tuesday.

Barrett Funeral Home, 1230 Bardstown Rd. BECKER, John Lewis Age 81, of Corydon, Ind. Died Sept. 11, 10:25 p.m., the home of Native daughter, Mrs. Hilda Meyer.

of New Middictown, Ind. Retired hardware merchant, associated with J. H. Son's Hardware Store, one son, Hugh Becker, brother. Dressel; two and sisters, Mrs.

Mrs. Anna Lizzie Eisenmenger, Cordon, Ind. grandchildren, great-grandchildren. Funeral vices Wed. Sept.

14, 2:30 p.m.. Cordon E.U.B. Church, Burial Cedar Hill Cemetery. is Beanblossom-Steenbergen Funeral Home. BLYTHE, W.

Homer Age Monday, 79, passed away 4:30 p.m.. Sept. 12, Kings Daughters Hospital, Shelbyville, KY. Survived by wife, Laura VanNatta Blythe, daughter, Mrs. Roy Colall lings, of grandson, Blythe Collings, Norma Blythe Shelbyville.

and Sisters, Miss 10:30 Quirey, a.m. Louisville, Ky. Services, Mrs. 0. Shannon Funeral Home, Shelbyville, KY.

Interment Grove Hill Cemetery. CAMPBELL, Mr. William Jr. Age 39. years.

Mon. Sept. 12, 1966, 4832 6:15 p.m. his residence, Brenda Dr. Beloved husband of Mrs.

Evelyn Duncan Campbell, devoted father of Mrs. James (Sondra) O'Dell, Miss Avice June and Miss Pamela K. Campbell. Son of Mr. and Mrs.

William L. Campbell, Sr. Brother of Mrs. Rose Mary Bryan, Mrs. Donna St.

Clair, Mrs. Elizabeth Howard, Junius, Michael, John, and Bruce Mr. Campbell is at Raftermans, 3800 Old Bardstown Rd. Funeral arrangements later. Visitors may call after p.m.

Tues. COOMER, Terry Lee Age 10 years, Sunday, Sept. 11, 276 Granvil Dr. Beloved son of Mr. 1966, at 6:45 p.m., at the residence and Mrs.

Harvey Edward Coomer; devoted brother of Ricky Glenn Coomer. Grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coomer, Ind. and Mr.

and Mrs. Richeous Corbin, Louisville. Services at the McAfee Funeral Home, 3920 Bardstown Rd. in Buechel, Tuesday, Sept. 13, 8:30 p.m.

The remains will be taken Wed. morning, 14th, to the Antioch Methodist Church. Columbia, to in state from noon until services by Rev. John L. Coomer pastor of the Fern Creek Methodist Church.

Interment in Antioch Cemetery. EBERLE, Mrs. Antoinette E. nee Heckmann Sept. 11, 1966, 11:45 p.m.

Residence 2510 Wallace, Wife Vincent W. Eberle; sister of Joseph Heckmann James Heckmann, Mrs. Theodore 0. (Marie) Gerstie, Miss Alverna Heckmann and Mrs. Bernard (Gladys) Hubbuch; nieces and nephews survive, Funeral Wed, morning, 9 o'clock, Bosse Funeral Home, Barret and Ellison and St.

Francis of Assisi Church at 9:30. Interment St. Louis Cemetery. Rosary bv St. Ann's Society Tues, 3 p.m.

EBRBRIGHT, Mrs. Samantha Age 86; 2:30 a.m. Sept. 12, 1966, the Sunset Nursing Home. Residence 602 Harrison Ave.

Beloved mother of Louis cona) Schueler, Mrs. John W. Amshoff, Miss Monte and Raiph Ebrbright of mond, Sister of Harlan kins. Aunt of Miss Edna Lee witMrs. Alma Mae Ruth Brumieve, Mrs Stanley Watkins and Watkins, 4 grandchildren, Zora Chapman, Russell Springs, also survived by great grandchildren, Mrs.

Taylor resting Nunnelly Funeral Home, 4327 Taylor Blvd. Services from the funeral home Tues, at 10 a.m. Interment, St. Pauls Mausaleum, Evergreen Cemetery. TROXELL, Mrs.

Stella In her 68th year. Sept. 12, 1966, at 9:30 p.m. Residence, 940 Clarks. Ln.

Beloved wife of Jeff Troxell. devoted mother of Mrs. Ellen Hamilton, Greensburg, Robert Allen Troxell, Anaheim, and Jeff Troxell Carrollton; sister of Mrs. Elsie Temple; also survived by 12 grandchildren, Troxell 2 great grandchildren. Mrs.

is resting at the NunBivd. nelley Services Funeral Home, 4327 Taylor from the Funeral Home Sept. 14 at p.m. Interment in Resthaven Memorial Park. WALKER, Mrs.

Lennie Ena (nee Morrison) Of 1018 Queens passed away in her 64th year, Sunday, Sept. 11, 1966, at 6:45 a.m. Beloved wife Mr. Louis F. Walker: sister of Mrs.

Harold (Maudie) Atkisson. Also survived by nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the W. G. Hardy Shively Chapel, 4101 Dixie Hgwy, where funeral services will be held Wed.

at 10:30 a.m. Interment in Louisville Memorial Gardens. WHITE, Mrs. Mabel Worsham Passed away in her 58th year 6:30 a.m. Sept.

10, 1966. Family residence 2617 Parkiawn Dr. Loving wife of Frank L. White: devoted sister of Mrs. Nobel (Mae) Briner of Clarksville, Ind.

and Mr. Alford A. Worsham. Jr. of New Albany, Ind.

Also survived by her niece and three nephews. Mrs. White is resting the Oak Street Home Arch Heady and Son, 1201. E. St.

where services will be conducted at 1:00 p.m. Tues. by Rev. E. E.

Pickerill of Shelby Park Methodist Church. Interment, Louisville Memorial Gardens West. Jeffersonville Evening News please copy. In Memoriam ROEDERER: In loving memory of William H. Roederer, who passed away September.

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W. G. HARDY FUNERAL 4101 Dixie Hgwy. 10907 Dixie 100 HERBERT C. CRALLE Funeral Home 2428 Frankfort Ave.

McAFEE FUNERAL HOME 3928 Rardstown Rd. Mt. Washington LEE CRALLE 1330 S. Third St. 634-3646 NUNNELLEY Funeral Home 4327 Taylor Bivd.

OWEN FUNERAL HOME 2611 Virginia Avenue 776-5775 OWEN SUBURBAN CHAPEL 5317 Dixie Howy. 447-2400 Ledge And Club Notices. Lodge number 050 F. and M. 4717 Preston Hewy will meet in stated communication Tuesday.

Sept. 13th, 7:30 All master masons invited. Winfield S. Metsker, Master: Leroy Kaufman, secy. CRESCENT HILI Chapter, Number 265 O.E.S.

will meet Tues. Sept. 13th 1966 at 7:45 p.m. for regular business and election of officers Nellie Jaggers, W.M. Evelyn Hallerberg, Secy.

EXCELSIOR Lodge Number 250 and A.M. will meet in stated meeting at Parkland Temple, S. 2nd St. on Sept. 13.

1966 at 7:30 p.m. for regular business and conference of EA degree. Visitors welcome, all members please attend. Jimmy B. Helm, Master: Herman H.

Roberts, Sec'y. GRANT Chapter, number 153 R.A.M. will meet in stated convocation and conference of the Mark-Master degree Tues. Sept. 13th in Suburban Hall, 3rd and Central Ave.

7:30 p.m. W. D. Johnson, HP, and Edward Toebbe, Sec'y. MT.

ZION Lodge Number and A.M. will meet in called communication Bosse Funeral Home, Barret and Ellison 11 a.m. Sept. 13th, 1966, to pay our sad respects to departed 50-year member Bro. Hershel Jaggers.

Members requested to attend. Wallace E. Brown, Master. Earl E. Bissell, ROBINSON LODGE Number F.

and A.M.. will meet in called communication Tuesday, September 12, af P.M.. in Heady FUneral Home, Schiller and Oak to pay our last sad tribute of respect to our departed brother, Arthur Gerrard. Members urged to attend, visitors welcome. S.

Buren Bandy, P.M.. will be in charge. Fred L. Meeks, Master: C. T.

Stigger, Sr. Lodge Number 150 F. and A.M. will meet in stated com: munication Tues. Sept.

13th 7:30 p.m. Work on the FC degree, Visitors welcome, members asked to aftend. Ralph Barnett, Master, F. M. Klayer, Secy.

SUNSET Lodge Number F. A.M. will meet in Shively Masonic Shively, Sept. 13 p.m. for examination in the FC degree and at 7:30 p.m.

for regular business and work in the degree. Members requested tend. Visitors welcome. P. Guest, Master: P.

R. Goodman, Sec'y. Travel Opportunities FLORIDA, ST. male over 21, fo transport car. 341-2516 Where Te Ge "NOLIN LAKE, FISHERMEN.

Crappie fishing, excellent. For Lodging the Clarkson, Ky. 242-3056 Mr. or Mrs. Goodwin, Lest BICYCLE boys, copper color, vicinity 3630 Call 459-4100.

After call CAMERA, Ansco, G. E. light mater. leather case; near Seneca Park; reward. PHYSICIAN'S bag; Stuart E.

lowe, M.D. printed on large, black bag. Filled with specialist instruments valuable only to him. Lib reward. No questions asked.

261-1131 or BU Pekingese. her of 1023 Nelligan; red, with black day old pups: picked up. in front mask, white, chest: pup given for return if desired, Tawn and while male, Sat. morning between and Richmond Dr. and Newburg children's pet; reward.

German Schnauzer, brown, old named pirl lost Duchess, female, year W. Ashland, Reward. Black toy poodle, male, 61h: vicinity Shipp. name Peppi. Reward.

Call mixed breed, amel white female: Ln. en Sun. Reward..