Lexington Herald-Leader from Lexington, Kentucky • 2

9 Page 2 ThesLexingtonXeader Wednesday 'Afternoon May 27 1953 Guggenheim Fellowship Goes To Former Lexingtonian Trials Of 12 Pickets At Plant In Paris Scheduled Today Postponed Indefinitely PARIS Ky May 27 Trials of 12 persons charged with banding and confederating In connection with a strike at the Electric Steam Radiator Corporation plant here were continued generally by Police Judge Fred Link today No dates were act for the trials Postponement was granted when Raymond Connell attorney for the union pickets was unable to be present because of attendance in federal court In Lexington The accused persons had been arrested In connection with picketing activities of the plant last week Union Meeting Scheduled A meeting of the union was scheduled to be held today in the yard of Judge home transporting freight in the State of The warrant was Issued by Foster Music Camp June 14 To July 18 Local Boy To Graduate From Vandy John Xaatln Withrow Jr of Lex jngton will be graduated from Vanderbilt University Nashville Tenn June 7 as an ensign In the Navy He is a son of Mr and Mrs John Withrow 424 Dudley road He haa attended Vanderbilt under the Naval Reserve Training Corps college program which supplements the Naval Academy at Annapolis In training career officers He was chosen for the program on the basis of a competitive examination Withrow was graduated from University High school here and St James Episcopal Preparatory School St James Md At St James he was a member of Cum Laude honorary scholastic society Clay Lancaster instructor and lecturer at Columbia University Cooper Union and the Metropolitan Museum has been granted a John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation fellowship Lancaster formerly of Lexington Is a son of Mr and Mrs John Lancaster Jr 531 Russell avenue His field of study under the grant will bo the influence of eastern art upon modem decorative arts and architectural design A total of 191 scholars and artists from the United States Canada England and the British West Indies received this fellowships Grants accompanying the fellowships totaled $780000 The foundation was established In 1925 by the late Senator Simon Guggenheim and Mrs Guggenheim It was named for their son John Simon Guggenheim who died In 1922 RICHMOND Ky May 27 (LNS) Stephen Collins Foster music camp will bo held on the campus of the Eastern Kentucky State -College from June 14 to July 18 This will be the 18th season for the Foster Music Camp It has provided a select group of young people from 27 states and Canada a five-week vacation and traiaing which has proven to be a significant experience in their live Former music camper are on the rosters of 11 professional symphony orchestras The camp haa both a band and an orchestra Nationally known guest conductors participate In tha camp NATIVE OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA Mrs Eaatham left a naturalised American cltisen and a refugee from Csechoslevskia Is shewn with Mrs June Harding president ef the Winchester Business and Professional Women's Club Mrs Eaatham spoke Monday night under the ausplees of the elub at the Winchester High school auditorium on "Life Behind the Iron Curtain CLAT LANCASTER County Judge Leer and Allen waa placed in the Bourbon county jail in default of $500 bond Allen who la one-armed was ejected from the railroad tracks by Sheriff Ruben Arn sparger and Chief of Police Garlon Jordan Pickets had stood across the track a abort time before and prevented the switching of cars Five attempts to move cars into the plant had been halted by pickets Two cars loaded with finished casings were removed from the plant Tuesday Company officials aid a truck load of finished casings had been sent out each day Shortly before Allen was arrested Tom Harper a union official rode on the train into the plant when an empty car waa pulled out Ben Fowler attorney for the and was riding In the cab of the locomotive when It was topped Tuesday Vesta Allen 65 Dies Of Heart Attack GEORGETOWN Ky May 27 Vesta Allen 65 farmer died at 1 a today of a heart attack at hia home on the Lex-ington-Georgetown road in Fayette county He la survived by hia wife Mrs Wheeler and Dorsey Childera both of Newport international representatives of the United Steelworkers Union said they wanted to talk to the strikers before they leave Paris but had been unable to find a place to hold the meeting An offer of Judge Link to use his yard was accepted The two union leaders said they would leave Paris late today 76' Employees At Work Wayne Williams personnel -director of the plant when 180 workers walked out a week ago said 70 employees were at work today He said attendance of workers had increased each day Another Picket Arrested Another picket was arrested Tuesday afternoon when officers aid he attempted to prevent the crew of a Frankfort and Cincinnati Railroad from switching cars loaded with shell casings into the plant Charles Allen 54 of Berea was charged In a warrant sworn by the railroad company with preventing and hindering by trespass the free and lawful use of the property of the Frankfort and Cincinnati Railroad Company engaged In the business of Injured In Fall Mrs George Jefferson 61 of the Richmond road injured her right forearm and hip this morning in a fall on Main street She was treated at the Good Samaritan hospital CHICAGO GBAIN AND PXOVISIONS (rurnished by Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner end Beene) Versailles Church Entertains High School College Students Anna Belle Worstell Allen a daughter Mrs Robert Barry Fayette county three brothers Nelson Allen Cynthlana Wright Allen Scott county and Morgan Allen Bourbon county a sister Mrs Luther Evans Cynthlana and two grandchildren Services will be held at 10:30 am Friday at the Tucker funeral home Dr Lowell Adams will officiate and burial will be In the Jacksonville cemetery The body la at the residence Opeo High-Lew Close 114 111 111 S11 IM IOS 110 117 117 S14 111 111 Ml 110 Ml 14f 14S 141 107 100 107 M0 1U 104 70 74 74 70 00 60 73 73 71 70 00 Frev Close Wheal March 1131k July 110 Dae Slt Sept 113 Cera March II1H Dae 141 July 1MH Sept 114 Vs Oats March 1IH July 70 Dec 73 Sept 70 MAIN AT MILL DIAL 2-7674 JOHN EASTIN WITHROW JR At Vanderbilt he belonged to Slue Pencil Literary Society International Relations Club and Phi Kappa Psl social fraternity After a 15-day leave he will report at Charleston for destroyer duty In the Atlantic Mr and Mrs Withrow and another son Jim will leave June to attend the commencement VERSAILLES Ky May 27 Junior and senior high school boys and girls and college students who are members of the various organisations of the Versailles Baptist church were honor guests at a banquet Monday night given by the church members In the educational building Brief talks were given by Joe Dennis superintendent of Woodford county schools Vernon Tucker principal of the Versailles High school and Dr Thomas Powers pastor Dr and Mra Lowell Adams of Georgetown presented a program of musical numbers Bobby Allen gave the Invocation and Joe inford expressed on behalf of the girls and boys appreciation to all those who had part in the banquet Dr Powers presented New Testaments to Bobby Allen a graduate of the University of Kentucky and to Helen Redmon Jane Montgomery Shlrlev Dunn and Kenneth Comlah all graduatea of the Versailles High school Rotary Club Shown Film Dr Maurice Royalty of Lexington and Harrodsburg was speaker Tuesday night at a meeting of the Versailles Klwanls Club In the educational building of the Versailles Methodist church Introduced by Dr George Reed program chairman Dr Royalty reviewed the history of the thyroid and showed a colored film of thyroidectomy Danes Revue June 3 The local Klwanls 'dub Is sponsoring a Revue of presented by the Renfro school of dancing of Versailles which will be held at 7:30 (CST) June 3 In the Versailles High school auditorium Agricultural Tours Woodford county 4-H agricultural project members will hold eight community project tours during June and July Each 4-H member will be visited by the members leaders and parents in his community dub His project work and record books will be Inspected and brought up to date The community dubs have announced the dates of tours as fol lows: Nonesuch 4-H dub June 17 Versailles Elementary 4-H club June 18 Wood burn f-H dub July 14 Millville 4-H dub July 15 Pis-gah 4-H dub July 16 Mortonsville 4-H dub July 17 Midway 4-H Bluegrass Deaths MRS WILLIAM SHIRE PARIS Ky May 27 (LNS) Mrs Ruth Rosenbaum Shire of 414 Pleasant street died at 12:55 a today at the Bourbon County hospital after a long illness She Is survived by her husband Dr Gladden Is Speaker At Lions Club Hundreds of persons In Lexington who were born between 1925 and 1935 depression years will have a very pronounced personality difficulty in the next 10 years Dr James Gladden of the Department of Sociology told Lions Club members today Dr Gladden a board member of the Lexington Family Service stated that the agency is the only source of aid available to local residents who have such problems He noted that ministers are not trained to solve family problems doctors are not though they try The Family Service organization although under-staffed and under-financed otters case work services to all Lexington families regardless of income and is concerned about them according to the speaker The board member of the Community Chest agency launched a new program of the presentation of its purpose and service at the Lions Club luncheon meeting He explained that the local chapters of the organization have been primarily case work centers for famines of all financial levels since the government took over financial aid to families In 1935 your family had a very real problem right now where would you Dr Gladden asked the group He said the agency here Is faced with an accute problem of finding families who need help for these three reasons: 1 Lexington Is affected by the rural philosophy that families should not necessarily be happy and should take care of their own problems as best they can 2 Lexington Is mostly an aristocratic community which believes In concealing any family crisis 3 Lexington Is a religious community and believes that family dis-organization is a sign of personal failure an da matter of aid only Yet the speaker pointed out Lexington has more divorces than almost any other city In the state He said the courts are too busy handing out divorces to save the marriages that ought not be broken up He added that approximately 100000000 persons are In need of help with family difficulties each year in the United States Dr Gladden aaid that a new family philosophy Is needed: That a good family life Is a necessity for everyone rather than a luxury for middle or upper clasa persons He was introduced by the Rev Leonard Nienaber also a member of the Family Service board Brandenburgh a new vice president of the dub presided at the luncheon held at the Lafayette hotel The group passed two resolutions: An invitation to the Lions Club state convention to meet in Lexington In 1954 and a resolution favoring the repeal of Section 186 of the Kentucky Constitution making way for a for education in the- state The resolutions will be presented at the state convention this summer Officers Installed By Sisterhood New officers and directors of the Adath Israel Sisterhood were Installed today at a luncheon meeting at the Phoenix hotel They are Mrs A Parltz third vice president Mrs Sam Davis recording secretary Mrs Stern Jr corresponding secretary Mrs Milton Baer treasurer and Mrs David Bolotin Mrs David Parltz Mrs Sherman Miller Mrs Alfred Strauss and Mrs Matthew Barrett directors Other officers and directors have another year to serve The installing officer was Mrs Herschel Well a past president Hugo Black of Hebrew Union College Cincinnati discussed Union for Progressive Mrs Hugo Bloomfield was in charge of the program Mrs David Well presided and presented a report on the national convention of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods which she attended In New York City In April LOCAL GRAIN BIDS tnlniton Boiler Kills today was offering $3M for No white corn SI cents for No white eats (14 pounds) and tl15 for No 1 barley No bids were offered for No yellow corn No 1 soft red wheat and feed wheat dub July 21 Versailles High 4-H dub July 23 Woodford county has 162 boys and girls who are carrying 17 beef calf 17 dairy calf eight sheep 24 poultry 55 tobacco 60 garden six rabbit three swine two farm labor 55 woodworking one junior leadership one electricity one com and four attending livestock projects with a total of 254 projects Sports Group In Jessamine Plans Fish Fry NICHOLASVILLE Ky May 27 The Jessamine Club will hold a picnic and fish fry Friday beginning at at the dub grounds on the Bethel road Just off of Highway 27 south of NicholasvlUe The mo skeet shooting will be free for members of the Junior Club Vacation Bible Sehoel The annual vacation Bible school of the NicholasvlUe Methodist church will begin June 1 and wiU continue through Friday June 12 with the sessions from 9 to 11:30 a each day Mrs William Ed' wards will serve as superintendent assisted by the Rev Harold Dorsey Mrs Smlther Mrs Grin WofOrd Mrs Carl Cor-man Mrs Eugene Blackford Mrs George Montgomery Mrs Cobb Mrs Hager and Intermediate girls Transportation wlU be furnished for children attending the school Harvey Partin Democratic candidate for sheriff has announced the foUowing deputies on hii ticket: John Reynolds merchant at Keene Virgil Snowden farmer and land owner at Sulphur Well and Peyton Brandenburg farmer and a former deputy sheriff Partin Is present county clerk and served a term as sheriff before his election to his present office Jessamine Briefs Mr and Mrs Asklns and son Asklns have returned home after spending several months in Fort Myers Fla- Lt Col and Mrs Raines and family of Washington are visiting Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Scott Mathews and other relatives and friends Sgt Mathew Gibbs Jr and Mrs Gibbs who recently returned from a wedding trip spent the week-end with her parents Mr and Mrs Leo Harroa Mr and Mrs Earl Cannon have returned home after sg visit with their daughter Mrs Lewis Ernest and family In Cincinnati 9 10 Avon Workers Receive Awards Ten employees of the Lexington Signal Depot at Avon were to receive a total of $185 in cash this afternoon for the winning suggestions submitted during the May contest CoL Fred Kunesh depot commander said today The largest award $40 was to go to Mrs Anna Flora Paris employee in the stock control division Robert Elam 163 Lou don avenue and Mrs Beulah A Taylor Winchester both storage division employees were to split a $50 award A $25 award was to go to Mrs Dolores Ashcraft Richmond while other awards were to go to Mrs Anita Engle 326 Woodland avenue $20 Harry Bradshaw 121 Woodland avenue Mrs Lottie Logan 709 Chiles avenue Joel Williams 695 Georgetown street and Lester Ryles Paris each $10 It was estimated that the annual savings from the suggestions would be $4260 Mrs Pennington Hurt Mrs Catherine Pennington 48 of 401 Culpepper drive was treated this afternoon at the St Joseph hospital for a small cut on her Up which she received In an automobile accident Attendants were unable to give details of the accident Mexico's form population now is estimated at 65 per cent of total population (3 266 0499 0 199 MAY SHOE SALE-SAVE 10 to 17 William Shire a daughter Miss Betty Shire both' of Paris two sons Alfred Price Shire Houston Texas and William A Shire Munster Ind two sisters Mrs Helen Mints and Mrs Hortensc Haft both of New York She was a member of the Health and Welfare Board Grey Ladles at the Veterans hospital Lexington and the Paris Business and Professional Club Services will be held at 10 a (DST) Friday at the Davis funera chapel conducted by the Rev Gault Robertson Burial will be In a Cincinnati cemetery MRS RUSSELL GRAVES GEORGETOWN Ky May 27 Services for Mrs Maggie Derrick Graves 63 wife of Russell Graves who died at 5:40 Tuesday at her home at Dellaplain will be held at 2 xn Friday at the Dry Run Baptist church The Rev Robert Shannon will officiate and burial will be In the George' town cemetery She Is also survived by three sons William Graves Woodford county: Reuben Graves Scott county and Frank Graves Boone county two foster daughters Mrs Robert Gregory and Mrs Roy Mar-shsll both of Scott county three sisters Mrs Coy Lewis Norwood Ohio Mrs Alice Rankin Scott county and Mrs Clay Kimball Fayette county a brother Lee Derrick Bourbon county and seven grandchildren The body will be moved to the residence late today from the Tucker funeral home MRS JEFF CARPENTER MT STERLING Ky May 27 Mrs TUlle Goodpaster Carpenter 74 wife of Jeff Carpenter died at 5:30 Tuesday at her home on the old Owlngs-vllle road She Is also survived by a daughter Mrs Horseman Lexington a son Taulbee Carpenter Charleston Va a sister Mrs Robert Goodpaster Mt Sterling and three grandchildren The body Is at the Eastin-Richey funeral home Services will be held at 2 (CST) Thursday at the Eastin-Richey funeral home The Rev Cleveland Carpenter will officiate and burial will be In the Owlngs ville cemetery MRS CLARKIE ROBERTS RICHMOND Ky May 27 Mrs Clarkle Roberts 89 of Madison county died at 2:30 Tuesday at the home of a daughter Mrs Broaddus at Lancaster She Is also survived by another daughter Mrs Della Sanders Garrard county 14 grandchildren: 22 great-grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren The body la at the Oldham Roberts and Powell funeral home Services will be held at 2 p-m Thursday at the Oldham Roberts and Powell funeral home The Rev Egge will officiate and be In the Richmond burial will REG 398 LOUNGERS (9 Girls' ash blonde leather Mocs Hand-laced vamps whit rubber soles 4 to 9 344 REG 398 OXFORDS Children's rugged school play or dress Shoes In selected leathers 8 Vi-3 358 SPECIAL-LOUNGERS Our usual 598 quality Woman's saddle tan leather cushion 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