The Lexington Herald from Lexington, Kentucky • 16

'W' -p MddWiKe' IWHw 'i-jp Miifcti mum duM Mtti 1 (f i a 1C Sunday llerald-Lcader SundyBiay us Deaths And Funerals 4d Scoff County Farm Agent Will Retire State i WEATHER FORECAST Precipitation la forecast today for parts of the Miaalaslppi Valley the Dakotas the Great Lakes area the Ohjo Valley the Middle Atlantle states and the Rockies It will he warmer In the northwest quadrant of the nation and cooler from the upper Great Lakes southward to-tho Southern Rockies (AP Wlrephoto Map) GRADUATING BAND MEMBERS Shewn' above are graduating members of the Lafayette High School band who were entertained last night by the Lafayette Band Parents at Lafayette High In front from left are Peggy Joe Edwards Linda Lee Watkins Roberta Klaren Lois Summers Nancy Lee Bearden and Maxine Smith Second row are Sue Burton Mary Jo Parsons Harvey Frances Jennings Adrienne Reynolds Sons Lancaster and Wanda Bishop and third row are Jimmy Markley Jimmy Murphy Jerry Foley Howard Ellis Walter Halt the band director Don Cloyd David Trosper Bill McWilliams and Judd Barnes (Herald-Leader Photo) High' Schools' Dr Alexander Morrispn Succumbs At Frankfort Local David Thomas Billings Six-month-old David Thomas Billings son of Mr and Mrs Charles Billings 916 Pine Street died at 3:20 a yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital where he was admitted the previous day Besides his parents he is survived by six brothers Carl Ray Stanley Allen Buford Aloysius Willie Franklin Glen and Bobby Dean two sisters Margaret Faye and Kathaleen his paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Willie Billings and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Buford Perkins The body was' taken to Kerr Bros Funeral Home Elmer Drake Elmer Drake 54 of 110 Tehoma Road Sixth District Republican chairman died yesterday (A more detailed notice will be found elsewhere in Herald-Leader) Mrs Emma Falen Mrs Emma Cristiana Palen 78 of Maine Chance Farm died at 2 yesterday following a heart attack she was reported dead on arrival at St Joseph's Hospital Mrs Palen was the wife of 'the late Theodore Palen She was a daughter of the late Orr and Mary Green Cristiana She is survived by one daughter Mrs Frank Lamoureux of Maine Chance 'Farm two sons Clyde Palen Greenwick Conn and Cornelius Palen of Darien Conn two sisters Mrs Elmer Vandermark Stone Ridge and Mrs Maude Trowbridge Kingston and a brother Grover Cristiana of Oliva Bridge The body will he taken to the Huniston Funeral Home in Stone Ridge Funeral services will be held there Wednesday Joseph A Walton Sr Joseph Allen Walton Sr 95 died at 6 a yesterday at a local nursing home after a long illness He was a native of Mason County and a son of the late Johnson and Zerelda Lyons Walton A retired farmer he was a member of Porter Memorial Baptist Church He is survived by two daughters Mrs Robert A Neal and Mrs Samuel Jackson both of Lexington four sons Walton Cincinnati Joseph A Walton Jr Lexington Thomas Walton Woodford County and Johnson Walton Los Angeles a sister Mrs Sudie Lyons Springdale two brothers Newton Walton and Ollle Dalton both of Springdale twenty grandchildren and 32 great-grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 11 a Monday at the Lowe Funeral Home with the Rev Hargrove officiating Burial will be in Hillcrest Memorial Park Pallbearers will be Raleigh Hammond John A Neal Julian Neal Arthur Neal Lloyd Allen Walton and Thomas Ray Walton Anti-Rabies Shots Given Garrard Family LANCASTER Ky May 12 (Special) Another Garrard County family is having to take anti-rabies treatment according to George McKenzie health administrator Mr and Mrs Virgil Hall and their son are taking the treatment after caring for a sick cat The family at first believed the eat had been into a fight and treated it but later the cat died and an examination at the Public Service Labra-tory in Lexington revealed the animal had rabies Since January seven animals In he county have been examined for rabies Five persons have taken the anti-rabies treatment as a result of exposure to rabid animals McKenzie urged ajl animal owners to learn the symptoms of rabies and call a veterinarian when the disease Is suspected Goodloe Property' Sold At an sale here today of tiie late Nellie Goodloe estate a seven-room house at 310 Maple Avenue was sold to Mrs George Brown for $18200 Another house of the estate at 1 112 Maple Avenue was sold to Martin for $6250 A third house was sold to Clark for $7550 Personal property at the sale brought approximately $1500 CoL Cliff Ledford waa the auctioneer and realtor Wreck Kills Six FORT MORGAN Colo May 12 JP) Six members of a Nebraska family of seven were killed three miles north of here this afternoon in a fiery auto accident Morgan County Coroner Francis Jolliffe identified five of the victims as Tommie Corf 31 of Kimball Neb his wife Marlene 24 and their children Terry Lee 7 Leta 2 and Sandra 16 months An infant boy about two months old also was killed Jolliffe said Three Leave Village Three inmates at Kentucky Village escaped from the institution about 9 o'clock last night local police were told The trio was identified as Ron nie Chapman 18 of Lexington Elmer 'Jaggers' 18 of Louisville and Willard Collier 17 of Neon Injured In Fall A fractured right ankle received in a fall down some steps sent Cooley Purd 40 of 465 West Fourth Street to St hospital early this morning for treatment Essie Ratliff Fishback a daughter Mrs Cliff Henderson Roanoke Va a son Charles Fishback Detroit Mich- a brother Jeff Fishback Slido Ky two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren The body will arrive here at noon Monday and be taken to the Mathers-Shearer Funesal Chapel where services will be conducted at 2 (CDT) Monday by the Rev Whitehouse Burial -will be in the Carlisle Cemetery William Gerald Landsberg VERSAILLES May William Gerald Landsberg 50 died at 8:30 o'clock tonight at the Veterans Hospital Louisville He attended Woodford County schools and was a graduate of the University of Illinois Survivors include a sister Mrs Reginald Ryley Versailles and a brother Thomas Henry Landsberg St Louis Mo The body is at the Mlller-Ras-nick Funeral Home here Drinks Insecticide Glen Everman 13 months old son of Larue Everman Route 6 was treated last night at St Hospital after hospital attendants said the youngster drank an unknown quantity of insecticide' -Vh 'r( i If i jb 'fjV 9 i1 i- 'c (CtiUiiii Fna Pas 1) Maysville and Paris Division II: Garth Shelby County Bellevue and Hazard Division III: Winchester Anderson Bloomfield and Dayton BANDS CLASS Division Somerset Simon Kenton and Elkhom Division 11: Danville Harrison County Campbell County Harrodsburg Frankfort and Versailles Division III: Clark County BANDS CLASS Division University School Division II: Carlisle Beechwood and Nicholas County Division III: Stanford Wurtland and Bourbon County BANDS CLASS BB Henry Clay Division II: Dixie Heights BANDS CLASS Division Scott County Division III: Napier BANDS CLASS A Division Lafayette duPont Manual (Brass) and duPont Manual Suffers Shoulder Cut James Hall 43 of 338 Richmond Avenue was treated last night at Good Samaritan Hospital for a three-inch left shoulder laceration Police said that the injured man did not want to prosecute his assailant V'-V? vy" i Jr- 'v jl i 'tv 'V U-- 'A-'-: GEORGETOWN Ky May 12 (Special) Shirley Long who has been Scott County agent since 1940 will retire May 31 It was announced today Long waa county agent in dark County for 10 years prior to assuming similar duties here and earlier he was assistant agent in Jefferson County for four years He came here May 1 1940 Long was graduated from the University of Kentucky In 1922 with a Bachelor of Science degree in agriculture He was principal at Bedford and Warsaw High Schools and also served as principal and superintendent of schools and taught vocational agriculture in McLean County He plans to return to his home and farm at Bedford after his retirement Irvin Overall assistant county agent will act as county agent until a successor is named Democratic Group (Culind fiM Fas 1) to accomplish his own selfish Bates said strategy this: He Is fearful of being beaten in the primary After defeat he can go hack to the committee and require it to nominate him to fill out Mr The former representative from Greenup added taking this position Mr dements is putting his Interests above the interests of the Bates said Democrats would this high-handed dictatorial use of their party He added is unfortunate that the resolution attempted to jus tify delay out of respect for Sen i Mourning Period Cited The adjournment resolution noted that Chandler had called for 36-day mourning period in respect for Barkley It said In proposing delay in the nomination that the period had not expired The committed adopted another resolution praising the late senator and expressing the loss Kentucky and the nation suffered by his death Bates said today's selfish action of Mr Clements have not let up the vigorous campaign which I have been conducting for the past few Clements had assailed Bates' offer to withdraw by declaring No one with the interest of Kentucky at heart could leave the im pression that a seat in the Senate is a matter you can barter with as you trade Bates made the offer Tuesday In a letter to the committee saying he was Interested in party harmony TEXT OF RESOLUTION FRANKFORT Ky May 12 (ffV-The adjournment resolution of Robert Watson Middlesboro adopted today by the Democratic State Central Executive Committee follows: the sudden passing of a beloved and distinguished Kentuckian the late United States Senator Alben Barkley has cast upon this committee the sad duty ultimately of selecting a Democratic nominee to seek election to he remainder of his unexpired term in the general election to be held In November of 1956 and Whereas shortly following the passing of Senator Barkley on April 30 1956 the governor of Kentucky- proclaimed a 30-day period of mourning on the part of the entire Commonwealth for Its tragic loss which period of mourning has not yet terminated and it is the feeling and belief of this committee that the disposition of high public office is a matter in which all of the citizens of Kentucky have a deep and legitimate concern that the selec- tlon of the Democratic nominee to compete for such office at the polls in November is further a matter that should be given the fullest most thoughtful and serious consideration and that iiP order best to further and promote the tra diions of harmony and party unity which are a part of Democratic history in Kentucky selection finally should be made of a nominee possessing the stature ability and qualifications for the office that will insure victory for our party in November and it is the sense and belief of this committee that were we yet so fortunate as to have available to us the guidance and sage counsel of that great Kentuckian whose death we now mourn we would be advised to approach a selection of our nominee only after serious and thoughtful effort had been made to determine the best qualified and most outstanding choice available and only after mature and studied reflection upon the part of each member of this committee therefore be it resolved that this meeting of the Kentucky State Democratic Central Executive Committee stand adjourned subject tor call at a future date and that no further action be now taken toward selection of a Democratic nominee for office of United States senator to fill the unexpired portion of the term of the late Senator Alben Barkley until such time as the entire membership of the committee has been afforded adequate opportunity to canvasa and consider carefully the choice and selection to he made thus enabling them to act in a manner best calculated to prompts unity and harmony within the party to insure victory for tnd our party in November and in accordance with the best interests of the Commonwealth and of all Its citizens" Theft Reported Theft of two paint drop-cloths sometime yesterday was reported to county police by William Ghil ir La: ders 876 Meadow Lane i (L 94 31 TmsS' 4 YtV jj- IO-- k- as A 'r-- 'f r- S-- i t' ft- u-i 0- "ft Km -l! ft hr- Vj ryse KV Ms Xlymon Devary WINCHESTER May Funeral services for Mix Marguerite Devary 50 wife of Hymon Devary who died Friday will be conducted at 2:30 (CDT) Monday at the Scobee Funeral Home by the Rev Zachry and the Rev Earl Curry Burial will be in Winchester Cemetery Pallbearers will be James Harney Woodford Harney Vernon Caudill James Sewell Gene Wells Joe England and William Devary The body la at the funeral home Benjamin Lawson Cockrell 1 24T STERLING Miy Benjamin Lawson (Pete) Cockrell Sr 51 food merchant of Medina Ohio and Wauchula Fla died at 2 Friday at the Medina Hospital A native of Mt Sterling he was a member of the Methodist Church Survivors include one son Benjamin Lawson Cockrell Jr Texas four brothers Clelland Howard Gerald and Sam Cockrell all of Mt Sterling: two sisters Mrs Henry Newell Wauchula Fla and Mrs Harold Rogers Medina Ohio and one grandson The body will arrive In Mt Sterling late Sunday afternoon and be taken to the Eastin-Rlchey Funeral Home where services will be conducted at 2:30 (CDT) Monday by Dr Moss and the Rev Cooper Burial will be In Machpelah Cemetery Buell Searcy LAWRENGEBURG May 12 Buell Searcy 67 retired supervisor of the warehouses at the Stagg Distillery Frankfort died at his home on -Woodford Street early today Mr Searcy retired about three years ago after being with the Frankfort distillery since 1934 He first served as shipping supervisor then superintendent of the bottling housd before he was promoted to supervisor He was a member of the Law-renceburg Christian Church Survivors are two sisters Mrs Robinson Walla Walla Wash and Mrs Evans Wenatchee Wash The body is at the Gordon Funeral Home Mrs Cecil Wells Jr LAWRENCEBURG May 12 Funeral services for Mrs Mary Lou Birdwhistfell Wells 19 who died Friday night at St Hospital Lexington as the result of burns she received at her home near Fox Creek April 17 will be conducted at 2:30 (CLT) Sunday at the Gordon Funeral Home by the Rev John Kruschwitz the Rev William Kerr and the Rev Melvin Torstrick Burial will he in Lawrenceburg Cemetery Pallbearers will he Dudley Short Paul Young Julian Birdwhistell William Wells Gary Dennis and Gilbert Hahn Mrs Wells was a member of the Sand Spring Baptist Church She is survived by her husband Cecil Wells Jr two sons Johnnie and Ronnie Wells her parents Mr and Mrs John Birdwhistell three sisters Mrs Paul Young Mrs Dudley Short and Judy Birdwhistell all of Anderson County and a brother Glenn Birdwhistell Frankfort The body Is at the funeral home Mrs 8eott Corman NICHOLAS VILLE May Funeral services for Mrsj Corilla Boner Corman wife of Scott Corman who died Friday will be conducted at the Camp Nelson Presbyterian Church at 2 (CDT) Sunday by the Rev Ary In Burial will be in Maple Grove Cemetery John Farris Doolin NICHOLASVILLE May 12 Funeral services for John Farris Doolin who died Friday will be conducted at the Guyn Kurtz and Hauer Funeral Home at 2 (CDT) Sunday by the Rev Hayden Igleheart Burial will be in the Mt Hebron Cemetery In Garrard County Lyman Bennett RICHMOND May Lyman Bennett 58 veteran of World War I was discovered dead at 10 Friday in his room here where he resided alone Madison Coroner Jack Turpin said Bennett died of natural causes and had been dead for about three hours Survivors include a brother Charley Bennett Middletown Ohio and a half-brother Jim Ben pett Richmond Funeral services will be conducted at 1 (CDT) Monday at the Turpin Funeral Home by the Rev Royce Burial will be in Richmond Cemetery The body is at the funeral home Mrs Ivs Moreland Turner CYNTHIANA May Mrs Iva Moreland Turner 72 widow of Turner died at 1:25 this morning at a nursing home here after a two-year illness She was a member of the Cynthiana Christian Church Survivors are a son Robert Turner Hartsville Ohio and a sister Mrs Ray Faulconer Bourbon County Funeral services will be conducted at 3 (CDT) Monday at the Smith-Rees Funeral Home Burial will be in Battle Grove Cemetery Pallbearers will he Lucius Moreland Bobby Turner Ronald Turner Ray McKinney Carl McKinney and Keller Faulconer The body is at the funeral home George Fishback CARLISLE May George Fishback 75 native of Nicholas County died Friday night at Hanover Ind He was 'a member of the Christian Church Ha is survived by his wife Mrs Cost Bank Loan Dial 3-3667 and Khrushchev arrived in Ports' mouth harbor aboard the cruiser Ordzhonikidze Said Diver Spotted The Soviet note released Friday night said a diver wearing flippers and a lightweight diving suit was sighted by lookouts aboard Soviet destroyer about 7:30 am that day and after a minute or two he- disappeared under the water near one of the warships The British reply acknowledged that this was Crabb who was In diving tests and said he approached to the Soviet warship completely unauthorized' and her majesty's government express their regret at the Elmer Drake Elmer Drace (Onlim! From Papa 1 District Republican chairman and as member of the Republican Central Committee His last public appearance in politics hero occurred last month when he chairmaned the district convention Convention procedures moved like clockwork under his direction Drake throughout Eastern Kentucky was much in demand at Republican meetings from precinct gatherings to county-wide sessions In some counties GQP leaders felt they could hardly hold a meeting without either as speaker -or among the honored guests On two occasions ithe attorney was a delegate to the Republican National Convention He served as first assistant attorney general on the staff of Atty Gen Eldon Dummit during the administration of Gov Simeon Willis Drake made only race for pubic office an unsuccessful bid for county commissioner here in the early Thirties He had on occasion served as Fayette Republican chairman and campaign chairman On several occasions' particu-arly in Wolfe Powell and Pulaski Counties the attorney had served as special circuit Judge A native of Campton Drake was born May 5 1902 a ion of Mrs Lucy Hanks Drake now of Lqxington and the late James Drake He was a member of the First Methodist Church the Kentucky Mountain Club of which he served as president in 1938 and he Fayette Kentucky and American Bar Associations He was1 graduated from Wesleyan College with a degree in 1927 and received his law degree from the University of Kentucky in 1931 He was admitted to the bar the same year Besides his mother he is survived by his wife Mrs Della Soard Drake and three sisters Mrs James Harper Lexington Mrs James Welch Fort Thomas and Mrs McMullen Philadelphia The body was removed to Kerr Bros Funeral Home where services will be held at 3 Monday afternoon the Rev Steadman Bagby of First Methodist Church officiating Burial will be in the Lexington Cemetery Active pallbearers will be Chares Fentress Jr Harry Dodson Jr Raymond Soard Sr Robert McMullen Walter Barrow -and James McMullen Honorary bearers will be Judge Chester Adams Judge Joseph Bradley Judge King Swope Eldon Dummit- Delmer Howard Clem Kelly Fuller William Wallace George DeLong Virgil Fowler Hervey Kerr James Park A Malnous Edwin Denny Stephen Wat-cins Nelson Hoskins Ben Combs Rufus Lisle and Charles Wylie YOU IN MANY WAYS i i fc I 1 I 0 ft 1 1 iV' A 1 -t ii-V- i I i I- SSi-'- i i Daniel Sees i i- i (Ctiliiiil Fran ftt 1) for President Eisenhower to have to contend with a Democratic Con press which has stymied' the President's program He called "perfectly 138 Congressional investigations now going on of various administrative offices He said they were nothing more than ex editions" to try to find fault with the administration The candidate called for 1 the election of a Republican Congress to give Eisenhower tools to work He said the Republican Party needs a working majority of at least five to seven seats in the Senate and 25 to 30 seats in the House Other speakers included County Judge Dan Fowler Lexington Ed Black Louisville secretary of the GOP state central committee: Fred Wachs Lexington state treasurer of the Republican Party: John Diederich Ashland GOP national committeeman John Rowe Lexington member of Fayette County Executive Committee and the county chairmen Schoeppel (CnllMil From Page 1) Republican Party needs to return more to belief in God and that the individuals should rededicate themselves to the service of God and their fellow man He said that Republicans will never have to worry about the future of their party if they observe this idea He called Lincoln mixture of the sod and the stars' Morton discussed how the present split of the federal government between a Republican administration and a Democratic Congress has hampered President program He said the Democrats afraid to let Eisenhower get credit for Morton added that the redistricting of the state by the 1856 Ken' tucky Legislature will help the Republican Party Had the same district lineup of counties been in effect in the 1952 congressional elections Morton said Kentucky would have elected six GOP representatives instead of only two Elsenhower lost the state by 700 votes that year Other speakers who discussed this campaign were Dewey Daniel of Hazard Republican state chairman and Rayboum Jr Olive Hill state chairman of Kentucky Young Republicans Daniel said the GOP expects to elect four or five congressmen this year Rayboum discussed the Indiana primary vote last Tuesday when Elsenhower got 62 per cent of the vote in a state where voters could participate in the primary of either party Raybourn said the vote the myth of a farm revolt against the Roy Foster of Wadley Ga national treasurer of the Young Republican federation said he is forward to the time that the Republican Party will be the dominant party in the He aid that the party should never put expediency above integrity Other speakers discussed Young Republican club operations precinct work and college YR dubs Britain Cool (CnUnti From Pass 1 announced he presumably died on April 19 the day after Bulganin lust imagine I A ft nett quality 4-lran-sutor Zenith backed by an iron-clad 10-day money-back guarantee of full satisfaction yet selling for one- fourth the price of many comparable aids So small so light it can be hidden behind a man's necktie -worn in a woman's hair! Operates for only about I0 a week IS-DAT StoNKT-SACK gromweliToptical CO 142 Upper St Dial 2-5466 YOUR AGENT SERVES Your Independent Incur nce agent is a local businessman Ho sous quality eoverageo becatua he knotet it pays And because he is your neighbor- he has a genuine desire to help you solve any problems which arise concerning the various ml vatlVUS hazards that peril you or your business FRANKFORT Ky May 12 (Special) Dr Alexander Morrison 71 died late today from a cerebral hemmorhage while in an ambulance en route to King's Daughters Hospital He was a native of Scotland and was brought to this country as a child He and his wife were graduated In 1923 from the Palmer Chiro- practice School and practiced together here as chiropractors since 1928 He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church a 32ndv degree Mason and a member of thq Scottish Rite In addition to his wife he is survived by a son Dr John Morrison Newhall Calif a daughter Mts Otis Nor cross Atlanta Ga: five grandchildren a brother and five sisters The body was taken to the Bur-din-Sullivan Funeral Home Funeral Flowers Our Specialty ASHLAND FLORIST 656 MAIN PII 2-3368 Announcing A New Holland Grassland Owner's School at Wilson Implement Co 555 Wost 4th Street May 8:00 PM FREE FOOD Special Attention JUNE GRADUATES SERVICE MEN CHARITY DANCERS These dancers will appear in a revue to be presented by the Barbara Amt School of Dance for the Blnegrass Kiwanls Club June 1 and 2 The revue will be in the Henry Clay auditorium Proceeds will be used In the charity projects Kneeling left and right are Barbara Ware and Glenda Ferguson standing left to right are Dolly Caudill Joy Carlson Carolyn Stroud and Frances Edmonson jMNUMcnwNO mo nmr ur wMsa svstim has openings intSuburbdn Chicago for COLLEGE MEN as Trainees 2 TO 4 ANY cA as Science Math Uberql Arts or 2 year Technical Institute graduates To plan' and assist in engineering telephone oxehango equipment Applicants should have an interest or experience in electrical circuitry Electrical background such as military communications would be helpful If you qualify you will be given on-the-job training to better you for this interesting engineering career NEED MONEY To PAY BILLS? See Us For A Low for LEXINGTON KY Interview I I A McDermott will be at the Hotel Phoenix 130 I Main Bt Lexlncton Ky on the THUR Or FRI may 17 ft 18 I PM to 9 PM I Ak at daak ei 1-2254 for appointment If you are not available I (or Interviews mail sum I Mi Heath I Technical Employment I I Weatrrn Electric I nary to Hawthorne Station -Chicago 23 Illinois 1 also GRADUATE ENGINEERS (BS er advanced degrees) Cheni Met Creative development and planning of new manufacturing processes machines and techniques Instalment Loan Department PLANT NOW Vegetable end Flower Plants HEADQUARTERS for complete linos of tested CARDEN FLOWER and LAWN SEED CARTER SUPPLY CO 339 WM SbM St Near Drake Hotel ATTRACTIVE SALARIES Career opportunities to share in the new developments of the constantly growing communications field Excellent pension plan paid vacations and many other benefits at no cost to employee INSURE fe bo SURE through yovr ladopoodool local egeaff HOULIHAN INSURANCE AGENCY 150 BARR STREET 1 DIAL S-317S QUALITY INSURANCE fees not TT PAYSt Security Trust Company WESTERN ELECTRIC Chicago ill 271 West Short f' A i I A -if- 1 fevriP: i1 'I" I-.