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Kentucky New Era from Hopkinsville, Kentucky • 6

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Kentucky New Erai
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Hopkinsville, Kentucky
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6
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DON'T MISS IT! Telephone 13 or 14 COMPANY'S ORD MOTOR BIG 2 HOUR and the Television Show 4 7:00 given BE SURE AND SEE nil vonege xacuiiy nwuvuic Approximately 300 delegates are expected to meet in State Willard Barr Street Methodist Church Bow remr mar titto tnan impci BARNES MOTOR CO Telephone 47 East Ninth Street RUN DOWN and DOG TIRED? Com former a few Phone 2022 Phone 2022 PROGRAM ws" LISTINGS CHANNEL 4 Nashville Tennessee Saturday June 23 1953 and iron to keep your I BEXEL Sunday June 14 1953 MONDAY (PRICM GOOD OR MONDAY ONLY) MADE AND GUARANTIED BY McKESSOM A ROBBINS BRIDGEPORT CONN Phone UH South Mein Major Dray Drug Co QUALIIED Sentinel i HOPKINSVILLE'S MOST COMPLETE DRUG STORE Ninth and Virginia Streets Telephone 63 Telephone 494 Read The Classified Ads Daily! Shop wicarson incorporated fc wear Ylllij'' 121 East Ninth 18c Houston Sunday his par INSTALLATION AND SERVICE Army Army know on 10 Mrs Al Maciag de are MOTOROLA TELEVISION ON ALL MAKES SERVICE Phone 783 MODERN RADIO 9th and Virginia doning the cellar with a 6 5 10 inning victory over New Orleans victory gave the Lookouts the series with the Pels 3 1 Tt was the first series they had won since May 10 and the first time they had won three straight games since May 3 A wide throw to the plate by Mobile first baseman Norm bar ker let Gail Harris score the win ning run for Nashville in the eighth Eight pitchers allowed 32 hits in the slugfest array of gilts refreshments were served to the honoree and to Mrs Roper Mrs Barr Miss Henry Miss Barbara Car ter Mrs Burke Mrs Billy Breas hears Mrs Edward Dougherty Miss Yosie Barr Miss Lorretta Barr Miss Anetta aulkner Mrs Don Roberts Miss Donna Ro berts Miss Avenelle Shelton Miss Susie Tharpe Mrs Neal Clark Mrs Travis Stephens and the hostess Unable to attend but sending gifts were Mrs Claude Carter and Mrs Charlie Burkhart Church Members ete Their Pastor Wife A shower was given at Crofton Christian Church on riday even ing in compliment to the pastor the Rev Gene Hellstern and Mrs Hellstern who are moving to Crofton from Nashville Although the Rev Mr Hells tern has been pastor of the church for the past two years he has been residing in Nashville while a student at Vanderbilt University He received his bache ft Htaea eymptowu in thmolvo do not nocosiorily prove dietary do Kciency they may have other cawoe or be doo to functional dkordor strength up your body functioning properly With BEXEL Special ormula the kigk poiowy capsule you can be certain of getting afl of the blood building and strength giving factors you may need after 40 When It's Clear Pictures You Want Then THE HIGH POTENCY CAPSULE TWAT SUPPLIES IRON OR RICH RED BLOOD 12 MONTHS' REE SERVICE ON ALL PARTS AND LABOR Sues To Get Nome On Ballot As Candidate Georgetown Ky June 13 (Al Circuit Judge Ardery had under consideration today a suit brought by a Harlan Countian who wants his name listed on the ballot as a candidate for tax com missioner Ted Turner sued the State Rev enue Department and challenged the validity of an examination conducted for prospective candi dates for tax commissioner Turn er took the test but failed it by two points he charged He did not testify at hearing but his deposition claim ed the examination was cal culated and not qualified and not uniformily suit was brought after Harlan officials refused to place his name on the ballot until the Revenue Department issued a cer tificate Date With ABC Zoo Parade CBS My Hero NBC Original Amateur NBC Saturday Night Review NBC Death Valley Days ILM You Asked or It ILM ILM My riend CBS Cotillion Members To Convene Monday No breaks for the June ball will be filled out by the members of the Hopkinsville Cotillion Club who will meet at 7 pm Monday at the home of their pres ident Miss Peggy Davis on Maplewood Other final plans for the sum mer dance are to be worked out by the membership Miss Davis says She has asked that every member be present on time and bring her club dues Work tails for the ball decorations also to be outlined RADIO AND TV SALES AND SERVICE 521 Weber Telephone 106 anti her little sou Waltham Mass are a four week vacation Santa parents Miss Roper Honored At Surprise Shower A surprise shower was recently for Miss Joan Roper bride elect of Airman Third Class Bobby Barr by Mrs Charles Isom at the home of Miss Julia Henry on Newstead Road Appropriate games were play ed and prizes awarded to Miss IN HONOR 50th ANNIVERSARY CUNNINGHAM RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE 212 East Sixth St Phone 1785 lor of divinity degree at the com mencement exercises a week ago Garden flowers decorated the church throughout and seasonal refreshments were served during the evening The couple received a shower of gifts from the church members and their other friends womens Kucab Can Teach Youngsters Tricks By The Associated Press Johnny Kucab the Philadelphia Athletics reliever is the of mound corps at 33 But he can still teach the youngsters tricks The fastballer with the how baffled Little Rock scattered hits last night and Bir mingham took a 5 2 victory to pull four ahead of second place Memphis Atlanta dropped Memphis 13 7 in the first game of a scheduled doubleheader but the second game became a farce and was tied 8 all when stopped after four innings to allow the Crackers to catch a train Nashville handed Mobile its eighth straight loss 9 8 and Chattanooga came with in six percentage points of aban Randy Turpin Agreei To New York ight New York June 13 Randy Turpin of Britain has agreed to come to New York in late August to fight the Bobo Olson Paddy Young winner for the undisputed world middleweight title The exact date and site probably Thursday Aug 27 at the Yankee stadium will be determined later Olson and Young a pair of 24 year ojd boxers meet riday night at Madison Square Garden over the 15 round route for the American title Turpin former world champion won the Euro pean title Tuesday by whipping Charles Humez on a de cision after 15 rounds at London The British claim Turpin al ready holds the world title No body else All other com missions insist he meet the American survivor for universal recognition Brisket BEE BOAST Mr and Mrs Elzic Kelightley were in Louisville from Tuesday through riday attending the meeting of the Kentucky uneral Direstors' Association Mrs Wil liam Keightley of Owenton Mr I rancis Ebling Receives "Air Commission rancis Ebling of 1818 Wal nut Street the son of Mrs MyrtleEbling was commissioned a sec ond lieutenant in the Air orce Reserve at recent exercises at the University of Kentucky Lexing ton Brig Gen Matthew Dei chelmann head of the Air nationwide Reserve Of Training Corps program addressed a joint assembly of candidates for commission from both the Army and Air 'orce New Arrivals Mr and Mrs Otis Stokes of Avenue are the' parents of a son Cary Daniel born Wed nesday June 3 Mr and Mrs Billie Burkhart of the city announce the arrival of a daughter Nancy Elizabeth who was born riday at Jennie Stuart Hospital Mrs Burkhart is the former Miss Margaret Gra ves ROTC units at the university The receipt of an com mission concludes a four year course of instruction covering the required subjects necessary to an officer of the Air orce Nurses PromotedTq Rank Of Major Two captains of the Nurse Corns at the US Hpspital at ort Campbell were recently promoted to the rank of major and received their gold leaves from Col Paul Keller hospital commander Major Elizabeth Taylor ofParis Ky and Major Bertha I of Rose NY were 'promoted to their new rank on Department of Army orders Major Taylor a graduate of Jthe Roosevelt School of NursingNew York City served in Hawaiiand Okinawa during World War and recently completed tours Jef duty in Alaska and the Europ ean theatre She is a recipient of the bronze star A graduate of the Genesee School of Nursing in RochesterNY Major Kellogg has served in New Caledonia and recently com pleted a tour of duty in Korea Mr and Mrs Owen Tribble of 437 West 16th Street are leaving Sunday for Louisville where Mr Tribble will enter Norton Infir mary to undergo surgery Joe Peden Bradshaw Road an international foriegn youth ex change student will present the program today at the monthly luncheon meeting of the Warren County arm Bureau The luncheon is arranged for noon at the Helm Hotel Mrs Charles Roberts and son Mike and daughter Miss Pene lope Rose Roberts of Hialeah la are visiting Mrs mother Mrs Henry Jenkins on South Campbell Street Keigh mother Is a guest in their home on South Main Street i rank Adams who has served in the Navy for 27 months in Ko rean waters arrived home last night for a 30 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Adams 602 Elm Street Mrs 11 Linton 319 East 18lh Street has returned form a visit of several weeks with her daughter Mrs Cartier and Mr Cartier at Carmel Ill Sgt (Jinks) Damron who has been serving with the Third Infantry in Korea has been call ed to the bedside of Mrs Dam ron (Dorothy Pool) who is under going major surgery at the Army Hospital at ort Campbell John Boxley son of Mr and Mrs Chester Boxley 818 East 18th Street has been advanced in rating to mate third class in the Navy He is stationed at the Naval Sub marine Base Pearl Harbor Hawaii King Wallace son of Mrs Beatrice A Newton 5Q0 South Main Street has been advanced to aviation electronics technician third class in the Navy He is stationed at the Naval Auxi liary Air Station Kingsville Tex Mrs William Randolph Adams and children Rand and Polly of Cleveland Ohio are the guests of Mrs Adams parents Mr and Mrs II rulcher at Locust Lodge Recent visitors of the Rev Player pastor of Trinity Pen tecostal Holiness Chruch were Mrs A Barnes of St Mat thews and Miss Lucille Gibson and sister Mrs Gene Mc Nair both of Rockingham Mrs Murgolo and child ren Millicent and John Bell have arrived from Chevy Chase Md and are the guest of Mrs parents Mr and Mrs James Bell of South Virginia Street Dealers Of ADMIRAL and WESTINGHOUSE TELEVISION 800 South Main Phone SM Receive Recognition At Centre Exercises Two i Hopkinsville residents Homer Wilkins Lacy Jr and Duard Ray Sullivan were among Centre College honor students for the school year recognized at 130th graduation exer cises held recently at Danville Mr Lacy is the son of Mrs Car rie I Lacy 1207 Walnut Street and Mr Sullivan is the son of Mrs Brown 418 16th Street A Centre honor student is one who has made no less than a 24 standing and no less than a in any subject during the school year Both are graduates of Hopkins ville High School with the class of 1951 A business administration major Mr Lacy was recently elected treasurer of Sigma Chi social fraternity at Centre Mr Sullivan was president of his freshman class and was recently elected secretary of Delta Kappa Epsilon social fraternity ling Green for the two day meet ing Other speakers will include sMrs' Norman Parsons recently returned missionary to JapanMrs rank Brooks New York national president of WSCS Mrs Robinson president of the southeastern jurisdiction Mrs A Meeker New editor of The MethodistWoman 2Mrs Crump Park City president of the Louisville con dference WSCS will preside Bishop Watkins will min ister at consecration ana jnunion services Luncheon Program Planned ByWSCS A covered dish luncheon program are planned for Monday by the Society of Chris tian Service of irst Methodist Church with members of Group One serving at hostesses The organization will convene at 11 am in Epworth Hall In stallation of officers will be an event of the session The after noon program will begin at 1:30 with the young people of the church in charge ALL PROGRAMS SUBJECT TO CHANGE The condition of Mrs Douglas Alexander 2414 South Main Street who underwent surgery at Jennie Stuart Hospital on Thursday was reported as satis factory today Mr and Mrs A Santa Maria and their niece Mrs Dorothy Watkins SteVe of spending with Mrs Mr and Mrs Bailey and Mrs Watkins mother bert Maciag and Mr all of the city Mr and Mrs rank Bassett HI will arrive for a visit with ents Mr and Mrs rank 11 Bassett Jr of the Cox Mill Road prior to Mr entering the summer session at the Uni versity of Kentucky He is to enter the University of Louis ville school of medicine this fall Scott Watkins of Cadiz and his guest Louis Weaks of Paris Tenn were visitors this week of Mr grandmother Mrs William Wade and Mr Wade of West Seventh Street 5:00 5 30 600 6:30 7:00 8:30 9:00 11:15 Youth Group Holds Meet This Evening The Youth Group of irst Bap tist Church will meet tonight in the assembly room of the educa tion building of the church A program will be presented Officers of the organization are requesting that thq members ar rive promptly at 7:30 for the meeting Annuo! WSCS Service Guild Meets Arranged Next WeekrAnfprpnoc officers from Hopkinsville District will attend ihe annual meeting of the Wom Society of Christian Service and the Wesleyan Service Guild to be held at Bowling Green next Tuesday through Thursday District officers planning io at iend include Mrs Cloud Trenton Mrs Charles John ston and Mrs Douglas Graham Pembroke and Mrs Mc Donald and Miss Myrta Davis Greenville Also attending will be delegates from all Society of Christian Service and Wesleyan Service Guilds of the Hopkinsville District Miss Rosa May Butler daughter of the late Rev Barney Butler of the city and a missionary who served in Nanking China for two years under Communist rule will speak at the session Miss But ler is now a member of the Scar riff PaIIpup farultv Nashville HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKT NEW EM Saturday Jun 1J 153 11 Qp Youth Wants To Know NBC 11:30 rontiers of aith NBC 12:00 American 12:30 American orum NBC 1:00 This Is The ILM i 3:30 The Happy NBC 2 fK) LIVE 2:30 red Waring CRS 3:00 Hall of ameNBC 3:30 ILM 4:00 Meet The Press NBC 430 The Woild This LIVE 5:00 Red NBC 5:30 Mr hRC 6:00 Comedy Hour NBC 7:00 TV NBC 8:00 Libera ILM 8:30 Music City USA LIVE 9:00 ILM 10:30 The NBC SAME'S Radio and Television Service Madisonville Road Ph 2191 ENGAGEMENT and WEDDING RINGS Scott Means Jr urauuate Gemologist 108 6th St Hopkinsville Ky TOUR STORE Women Of Moose Plan lection Initiation The Women of the Moose will hold monthly meet ing Monday night at the Moose home on South Virginia Street The session is to begin at 8 i All members are urged to bepresent as new officers will be installed and two new members Mrs Herschel Summers and Mrs William Russell are to be initia te AMAZING MONEY RACK GUARANTEE 5 Got oa coooohcoI bottl of BEXEL Spodol ornrala from year draggta Toko 1 opwlo daily wUtio 30 dap yoo don't fool wondorfuMy bettor yow i noney back in foM '3 been feeling dragged oat dead on your feet nervous or de pressed if troubled with in somnia digestive upsets or consti pation if lost your appetite you may be suffering from iron and nuimn starvation over a pro A longed period BEXEL supplies the supple mentary quantities of iron your body may need to build rich red blood td pour wonder fwl new energy and vitality into your whole system ASK YOUR DOCTOR Each high potency bexel Special ormula capsule gives you 5 times the daily minimum requirements of iron more than the daily minimum requirements of all the vitaxnins that doctors will tell you are essential for proper nutrition plus amazing new Vitamin B12 and trace minerals These wonderfully strengthening capsules are highly recom mended for mothers to be when a sufficiency of iron and vitamins is vitaHy important to their health Mfake up your strength and energy with BEXEL SPECIAL ORMULA CxOCITY CLLBNEWS MARY SHANKLIN McCORD EDITOR JORDAN'S Leading Home SALES SERVICE INSTALLATION HOPKINSVILLE APPLIANCE STOKE 510 So Main Phono 402 Directed by Leland Haywood eaturing Hollywood Stars ENTERTAINMENT OR THE WHOLE AMILY! 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