The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 216

kft ft I I THE COURIER-JOURNAL TIMES, KY. SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 2, 1968 B13 flLfr! THISSIDE Practicing Government Kentucky Deaths Bluegrass Boys' State Opens Toddy The Legion's board' of directors for Boys' State are William F. Taylor, Greensburg, president; Ray A. Beyer, Louisville, secretary-treasurer, and board members Hugh A. Hacker, Richmond; Dr.

Robert R. 'Martin, president of East-em Kentucky University, Richmond; Jack THE PRESTIGE ADDRESS IS lOHSVlLLE" Duane Snider, 57, Tobacco Executive, Dies Special ta Tht Courlar-Jaurnal HOPKINSVILLE, Ky. Duane B. Snider, 57, a Hopkinsville tobacco executive, died of a heart, attack yesterday at Jennie Stuart, Hospital after being stricken at his home. Snider was assistant manager of the United States Tobacco leaf department.

He had been associated with the New York-based firm for, 30 years and formerly headed its Hopkinsville plant. Before joining U.S. Tobacco, he held positions with E. O'Brien Louisville, and the French Tobacco Monopoly Co. 'i Snider, a native of Adairville, Ky.

had held offices in the Hopkinsville Dark-fired Tobacco Board of Trade. He was treasurer and a vestryman at Grace Episcopal Church and a graduate of Fur-man University in South Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Nell Bass' Snider; a daughter, Becky Snider, Hopkinsville, who is the 1968 Kentucky Junior Miss; a son, William D. Snider, a student at the University of North Carolina; and a Mrs. Moss Walton, Russell ville, Ky.

The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Grace Episcopal Church here. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. The body is at Fuqua Hinton Funeral Home. Transylvania to Mark Alumni Day Saturday Sptclal to Tho Courier-Journal.

LEXINGTON, Ky. The Transylvania College will celebrate its annual Alumni Day Saturday with 300 alumni expected to return to the campus. "Registration will begin at 10 a.m. in the Mitchell Fine Arts Center. Transylvania's national alumni president, Dr.

John Berry Lexington, will preside over the program and business portion of the meeting. The program will, follow a noon buffet luncheon in Forrer HalL. PADUCAH Dalton T. Grace; 84, died Friday night at Western Baptist Hospital. Funeral, 2:30 p.m.

Sunday at Roth's Funeral Home. LANCASTER Tom Price Kurtz, 77, died Saturday. The body is at the Ramsey Funeral Home here. SCOTTSVILLE Funeral for Elgar Guy, 48, Alvaton Route 2 farmer and former Scottsville banker, will be at 3 p.m. Sunday at Trammel Fork Baptist Church.

He died Friday. The body is at Tom Crow and Son Funeral Home. HOPKINSVILLE Funeral for Mrs. Cullen Grant, 71, 'who died Friday, will be at .2:30 p.m. Sunday, at Crofton Baptist Church.

Her husband survives. The body is at Thomas Funeral Home, Crofton. JAMESTOWNMrs. Mae Hadley, 60, of Jamestown, died Saturday in Columbia. Her husband, Albert, survives.

Funeral, 10 a.m. CDT Monday at the Rippetoe Funeral Home, Russell Springs. BOWLING GREEN Funeral for Julian M. Matthews, 47, will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Gerard-Bradley Funeral Chapel here.

He died Tuesday. His widow survives, Rev. Brown, Baptist Minister, Dies at 84 Sptciil to Tht Courltr-Journil BARBOURVILLE, Ky. The Rev. Charles E.

Brown, a retired Baptist minister, died Friday at 10:05 p.m. in the Knox County General Hospital in Bar-bourville. The Rev. Mr. Brown, 84, served as pastor of the Smithland Baptist Church, the Warsaw Baptist Church, the Falmouth Baptist Church and the Walton Baptist Church.

He is survived by his son, Dwight L. Brown; two brothers; one sister; two grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. The funeral will be Monday at 2 p.m. at the Hopper Funeral Home here. Burial will be at 2 p.m.

Tuesday in Alexandria City Cemetery. THE is next to everything move right in you'll be next to everything, too The 800 rises to a majestic 29 stories. Luxury abounds on every side, from the service of -a uniformed doorman, to the breathtaking view from the solarium. You can live here for less than the payments on a home without the problems of maintenance, management or upkeep with no taxes, mortgages or insurance costs. Sptciil ta Tha Courier-Journal RICHMOND, Ky.

The 1968 session of Bluegrass Boys' State will open today at Eastern Kentucky University for a full week of practicing city, county and state government. The purpose of. Boys' State, sponsored by 'the American Legion, is, to train Kentucky youths in fundamentals of good citizenship by putting into practice the governmental operations of a mythical 51st state, i Kentucky contains eight mythical cities and four counties. Each citizen of Boys' State is assigned to a county, city and political party. The parties are the Federalist and the Nationalist, not connected with actual political parties.

Boys' State elections will be held this week for state, county and municipal Arson Charged In College Fire FRANKFORT, Ky. (UPD Four Kentucky State College students were indicted by the Franklin County Grand Jury Friday on arson charges in connection with a series of fires at the predominantly Negro school last month. Indicted were Mack Hart, 18, of Chicago; William Walls, 19, New York City; William Morrison, '21, Evanston, 111., and Joe Moore, 20, Kansas City, Mo. The fires April 3 caused approximately $17,000 damage, including complete destruction of the Jones Fieldhouse, which' housed the school's football equipment. Parts of the school's library also burned.

Less than a week before, the fires broke out, racial unrest at the campus had caused clashes with state police and an early close of the school for spring vacation. The 800 Club Room is now open, serving food and beverages. The 800 Commissary carries over 2,200 different staple and gourmet items. The 800 also has handsomely furnished apartments $9 per day and up Minimum lease 3 months Free Parking for Inspection Telephone 583-1800 wtntTlf AXTn A Iff UiMiltnn of 'Richmond died" here Saturday. His widow, survives, Body is at uianam, jwd-J ert and Powell Funeral Home.

I RICHMOND Miss Edie Boggs Rice, i formerly of Richmond died Thursday in her home in Georgia. Funeral, 10:30 a.m. Monday at Turpins Funeral Home. RICHMOND Mrs. Henry Pearson, 85, formerly of Madison County, died Sat- urday in Louisville at the home of her daughter Mrs.

Dan W. Quinn, The body is at Turpins Funeral Home htfre. 5 MADISONVILLE Mrs. Cleatus Gib-! son, 38, Madisonville, died here Satur- day. Her husband survives.

The body is at Harris Funeral Home. HOPKINSVILLE Winfield White 88, died Saturday. He was a native of Stewart County, Tenn. Funeral, 2 p.m. I Sunday at Henninger Funeral Home.

MUNFORDVILLE Ben T. Wheat, 88, died Saturday. Graveside services at 2 p.m. Sunday at Hubbard Cemetery near here. The body is at Sego Funeral Home I here.

1 MUNFORDVILLE Proctor Taylor 70, died Friday. His widow and a daughter, Mrs. Joseph Clark, and three I sons, Proctor, George Allen and Floyd Wheat, all of Louisville, survive. Funeral, 1Q a m. Monday at the Hart County Fu- neral Home here.

TOMPKINSVILLE Mrs. Marguerite -Jameson Clark, 60, died here Friday. A son, Louis H. Clark, of Louisville survives. Funeral, 12 p.m.

CDT Monday at pur Lady of Caves Catholic Church in City, Ky. The body is at Yokley and Polston Funeral Home here. CENTRAL CITY Funeral for. Mrs. 3)ovey Opal Davenport, 60, will be at 9 S.m.

Monday at Tucker Funeral Home, Sphere. She died Thursday in Greenville. SJJurial will be in Louisville Memorial Gardens at Shively. BRANDENBURG Miss Essie Pearl gJKing, 71, of Wolf Creek, died Friday, wf'uneral, 2 p.m. Monday at Jenkins- 'Sturgeon Funeral Home here.

TinrtllTHTCtrTT i 1. it Jn. se2, of Brownsville, a retired building Contractor, died Saturday at Glasgow. 5'Survivors include his widow and three 'daughters, including Mrs. Earl C.

Reed, The body is at Sharer Funeral JIome here. Morganfield Bank Chiefs Wife Is Killed Atioclited Prats Ths wife nf a Moreanfield bank nresi iwldent was killed yesterday in a two-car grash during a heavy rainstorm in Union county. Mrs. Ann Rudy Anderson, 45, died of iead injuries in the crash about one mile iorth of Morganfield on U.S. 60.

She was Jhe wife of Nace Anderson, president of Morganneia National uanK, vjje rVV a A MlfwciMe' 1 tro-r1 A A ait rrVit ay vi3Wargaret, and William T. Powell, 35, of Stride, Union County, driver, of the other S'jpar, suffered head injuries, but were re Sported in satisfactory condition at Lady u. in 1 .1 Mrs. Anderson's body is at Whitsell Home, Morganfield. 'm Her death raised Kentucky's Memorial riJjay holiday weekend traffic toll to nine, Jerry Ray Day, 20, London Route 5, killed yesterday in a two-car crash Laurel County.

The wreck occurred l.i nn i vim a i ooo auuui nine miies souin oi L.on 'Sdon. Woman Killed on 1-75 3 A blown tire was blamed for a wreck gPriday on Interstate 75 in Kenton County tfginai was tatai to Alice nannery, ob, innati. Police said the car hit a Henry White, 64, a retired farmer, was sstruck and killed Friday on a Shelbyville street, wmte was leading a blind man, Cecil Peach, 55, Shelbyville, across the reach suffered a broken arm and State police said Billv R. Fleming. 24.

iardwell Route 4, was killed when his giuto collided with one driven by Howard haw of Mayfield at an intersection on KY 324 in southern Graves Countv. Fleming, officers said, was thrown from the car and apparently died instantly iwo passengers in the Fleminc auto were jiospitalized. Shaw and his wife suffered jninor injuries. (ojirDdl Sis)eedl yeeon Lancaster, Florence; Warren C. Lamteft, Berea; John A.

Walters Richmond; John G. Rogers, Frankfort, and W. M. Thomason, Elizabeth town. Harry King Lowman, Ashland, is dean of counselors and Paul L.

Seyfrit, Rich-fond, is the executive officer for Bojs' State. i 800 South Fourth $1W 1.1 rSfSSSte! ll Fleming recently returned to the SiUnited States after a tour of duty with Army in uertnany. His parents, Mr. Mrs. B.

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The sanction means that the livestock Msed here has stood and passed the inspection of the IRA and that it has tried 'jnd proven livestock, handpicked for its ability to buck down challenger and "champion alike. Each rodeo offers world championship NOW THERE ARE 5 LOCATIONS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DOWNTOWN I SHELBYVILLE ROAD I DIXIE HIGHWAY I CLAR KS VILLE, IN D. IRADCLIFF Eist Mrktt Mtar Jackson I Near Watterson Expressway I Naar Dixie Manor I Hiway 1 31 Across From Sears 1 509 Dfeia Blvd. Open Mon.Wd.8iFri.Ni8htt I Open Nightly I Open Nightly I Open Nightly I Open Nightly points in me various cowooy ana contests and a guaranteed amount the prize money. The contestants also assured that all rodeos will be held gnder the same rigid rules with com-.

etent judges and that all entry fees will 3e added to the guaranteed purses. Pfr iw: SIDE'.