https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/73187625f03614b586c56b82f48942de.pdf 18643bc9b80de742d5ccc9f54804d117 PDF Text Text .' '' ~10 Students at ';Wabama Earn -- Club oi the Upper Fiala Com· munity cecently held 1 oewing school lor 4-H 'en in ll1e Coril- ;..hn :'Honor I.....,. ..."t:l.. • · "'ASON - Seventy Wahama l,Rlah School student! have been 1 r th ftl.med to the honor r:>l or e fourth six weeki pertod. Clyde ft. Foley . principal , has anflOunced. Of that number, three were named to the ''A" honor roll. 1be)l are Sherry Flesher of the l)th I!T>de and Linda Abolin · . . lh and Glorta G1bbs, both of e lnth d n gra e. OtNihe0rsRSon theEhonor rocll ~:e : SE rma n es. Roger Luckeydoo George H-lff. ' La man, Sharon Maynard, Protrram Given cOn Gm'dance to Wahama P'fA s-lnl Schoof R•ld At Vpper Flau MAsoN - n.e Hm BUlle t-H NEw HAVEN _ The rry Ball. Linda Clark, Dixie Flowen, Terry Kendall, Donald Lorrison Terry May, Franz Rekh· . Guild Girls Plan Visit • Women's Club · Will Meet On Friday New Raven JW'Iior Woman's Club held 1 benefit can! party at the home of the presldenl, Mrs. A. munity Building there. the L. Sprouse, recemly for . me.mclass was conducted by Mnl. bers and friends. Proceeds went ClarerK't Yeager and Mrs. BUI MASON - Tbe Student Coun- to "The Good Ship Hope." Collen · with th G "d "The Good Ship Hope" Is a Each uirl bro,aht her own ' cH cooperallng e UI 11 -c ance Department of Wahama people--to-people health founda· sewing machine for instructions High School presented the pre> tion. Jb basic object ia to teach in the use , and care ()! the '"'am at the meettng of the latest techniques ~f medical, mach 1·ne. Books ol ... '"structions a• Wahama PTA Thursday even- Ide ntal an d paramed t•... a1 c~re to were given to earh attending. ing at the school. _ 1 personnel m 1e9.9 privileged Attending were Beverly and Playlets and 8 film portra)'· lands. Sharon Yeager Carol and Dar~ artm t lene Newberry', Ruth Newber· tng the Guidance dep en . Do Ste art Parents at· and the problelllll that ean be DISTRIBUTE BOOKLET ~· nna w · !solved under educational and . tending were Mrs Lawrenre f atur Miss Margaret Sauer presi· N persona1 counct11og were e • Newberry, Mrs. lJrt'lmer ew- 1ed dent of the Meigs County WLIU berry and leader, Mrs. Kath· Wahama's Guldanee counsel- reported that ~oklets an .the eryn Rood 1 C h t k dangers of .smokmg and drmk· · or, Mrs. Russell ape ~' spo .e 1ng have been distributed to 7:45 p.m. in the Preabyterlen Church social rooms. Mrs. Ma.ye ----------- -- and ,.vera! 1-H Elmer Ebers • · Club ..,embers wtii participate Godfrey Miss Helen Poling MrL In 1bo program . Herbert Stamey, Mrs. campDepartment members aerving bell Stevena, Mrs- A. E. Thomu IIIJOtepel wUl Mrs. MGer- as Mra. Cllarles White, MrL loch, Mn. Fillier, Mrs. an- ' . lord Bauer, Mrs. Cllarles Co~ Jameo Wtgglna, Mrs. F r = ~ Mn. Slanley .-Epling, Mra. Wblte and Mra. Lloyd B • • > Society Notes Annual Dinner At Eastern is 0 n AP"·123rd DAUGHTER BORN CLIFTON - Mr. and Mrs. Denver Blake are announcing I the birth of a daugflter on Fri- Plaos were made for the day March 5th at the Holzer annual evening dinner meeting HosPital. The infant wei£'hed be held at Eastern H i g 11 IIX pounds u ounces and has on Friday, April 23, . at been named .Jacqueline Ann. 6;30 p. m. when the Executive This Is their first child. The I A uo le more than a fine piano ••• lt'l ftae furniture, tool In New York pre last week. GIOOft FROM MODIIII'f •••'l'IWJl'J10!IIAL •• .CJB l'BOVJNCUL 8TYLII8... ., USE ELBERFELD$ SENSIBLE CREDIT SE!tVICE and BUDGET YOUR PAYMENTS Aq Ohio penal inJtltutioo pa-1 Herzog reportedly used al- Hartenbach said He.r:zog al· 1in jail here after being arretwho allegedly forsed sev-jlu of John Decker while in 1so impersonated a pohce of· 1ed by Lancaster authorities. He checks over • three • state Meigs County and passed ooe ficer while here. U is expected is charged with writing ~ bad on a Meigs COunty bank., b'audulent check to Russell Herzog will be tried by New Icheck for $320. Local law enbeen arrested ill New York Skidmore, Middleport, for $50. York authorities under the Dy~ forcement ofUeials said they .••·u .....,."' stod,.. - · "-"· ... ...,.,."' . . . . . . , - - exccJk:nar, btK beawle Xfmhllh fiDe flpalbtre daip ad cabiMiry wiU be aa eod•lao .ul al,...... aod pod - bo,... t.ao. ....,. al dJe aad!on~ Llll , . Jatab dDaantlq autbaridet ph)daira IDCiaf• 1 imWJ plaDCIII lbe state and charged wHh Inter· motor vehicle. Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach said his department 1~ Wednesday from FBI authoritle1 W. Herzog bad been bak.en into custody In New York, - - - """""""' ............ c.n.e "' .... - ... - _ , "' ajlel ..,., ....U.ble •.• tberft a lirabaR • .ut JOIII' wac pn:dldr ••• .-1 • .. ,...bud&<L .. _ _ _ SEE THE KIMBALL PIANOS. ON SA[E ON ELSERFELDS THIRD FLOOR. - Why do they call -it · LP-gas Mister?· Housewives may Select 1 I Rock Springs Gran1e Monday I evening. , Mr. Goegleln, worthy mast- ~ er, presided at the meeting and plans were made to serve the 1 ·1 Shades in Carpeting Hereford \ MEIGS THEATRE IIS<choool by April 1, to Larry with what they like Morrison or Larry Ritchie. Mareh 12-13 Attending were Supt. Patter"THI LIVELY SIT" (Tecbnlcolor) son, Herbert Parker. Robert J1mes Darren, Pamela Titfin. Doug McClure Joanie Bowen, Larry Ritchie, Mrs. Vinas Lee, Mra. Chlorus Grimm Sommers, Marilyn Maxwell. "'IUt.LET FOR A BADMAN'' Miss Martha Ohlinger, Robert (Technlcolor) Morris Mrs. Fay 8auer, Mrti. ~udie Murphy, Darren Me· Ada Ohlinger, Mrs. NelHe Vale, Gavin. Ruta Let', Skip HomMrs. Grace Weber, Mrs. La· elot. vina Brannon, Mrs. G ret t a , Suttle. Miss Rosalee Story, Miss SUN., MON .• TUES. March 14-15·16 lohn Huston's "THE NIGHT OF THi IGUANA" i Sally Schaaf and Mrs:__ Dill._ 1 i mother is the former Ann Wil- Gard- 1 Iiams. Grandparents art Mr. Kerr, l and Mrs. Lloyd Williams and Hot!, Mr. and Mrs. Benton Blake; a i great grandmother is Mrs. IJla Williams, 111 of Clifton. about I March.. A tribute to Abraham Lincoln's father was gJven by 1 Homer Rice. Mrs. Fred Leifheit read ''Lit· tie Things of Life," and Fred Goeglein read, "George Washington, Father of Ameri· can Fal'IJlel'S." A poem, "[)o. ing Pretty Good," was given by Mrs. WiJiiam Grueser and a reading, "You Might Be SW"· I prlsed,"' by Mrs. Amos Leon· i ard. An article on Ucense plates by WIIUam Grueser and an artlcle on horses aa a 4-H project by Mrs. Morgan closed the program. The meetins elosed in rituallstle form. 1 i the WORW Well, honey, LP-gas Is 1 quick, simple name for liquefied petrolJ!um gas. This remarkable fuel Is gas compressed Into liquid form so it's easy to transport. That'• why LP-gas is available to people IN THE ..• In And LP·gu Ia used to power trucks and blllel Ute psoUne BDd diesel fueL " In fact, of America's Dlajor aourcea of energy, oii)J. LP-ps aervu :vou Ill .JO,, IT HEATS WATER AND · HEATS YOUR HOME. · On modern f~, LP-JU Ia ued for no matter where they Jive. People peop" tn-.cl~ <IJie;.llltiitil ,.... COOKS FOOI;I, ·~ CLQTHES, Just u towns and suburbs use LP·&aa IIIIIIY different broodJnC ehlcb, drying ~~--~~ weeding aod•D!U1 other jot». ,. ,, '. , Tb~ ..- some of the reasons ":h~ o~~ , . .l '""1' ,~ !..' ~4 1<" wsys. , 1,1 mlljlon fi_IIIIUea "''· ""' ·~""·· LP-ps, Wll USES ... L-P BOTTLED GAS · MAs.· ..MANY .. .... , L-P GAS FOR WATER HEATING Featuring Half-Size Dresses Sizes 12Y2 to 22Y2 ; ' ' .---------...--~ '·' I ' .. i• ..p ' ,, • I L &. Z SHOP (2 STOIIIS SIDI IV SIDII I'OMIROY, OHIO ;,. ... ,.: •· ' ..' fumitUte. ~· FoR FAST DII'!NDAILE SERVICE ~t;.~·B,, -~~··rc.; ;~6 ~ 10 · · · • ··~~\f,,~;· ;h~,.:~ · .~ ··~ · .' J.nbw..,. ell ·:u• .:~ ·~ :sop p1~,.:·· 1'01' ' .. • ,;J'l < ' ' ' PHoNE SH ,-4811 5 Of Our Own Trucks Operate On L-P Bottled Gas > GAS IN THIS AR~A? -'·. ·• . Rutlapct~ ACCESSORIES HATS-GLOVES--PURSES L-P GAS . ·~ for IROODING qll~ FOR ENGINE FUEL • WHERE DO YOU G·ET " .:_ ~GAS · ·· ··'·.,· ! • J..PGAS F01 HOMI HEATING. ..., ·;. '. !;·•.~". : ·· ·~·• • '. '··:·' i ,.;...· •. •·"'·". "7 - ... ~ ~ ' '• ~i·r·,.. ' ..~ ·······; I .,,., ••)' • , ._ ."":_'1'""""- ~ · · ·-·• ftt.,.'P-Ib., ,'. ,_, '· ' . yl, • ,(,•. ..~ at a Pomeroy bank while here. Herzog's activities here. \- .. ' ,?· for Also being held in county jail The Sheriff's department al- today was Sidney Little, Midblank checks from the bank to so reported the arrest of John 1dleport, who was taken into cuscollect money ~der fraudulent H. Kelly, 31, Lancaster, on a j' tody for West Virginia auth()ripretenses in Ohio, Kentucky and bad check charge. Sheriff Hart· ties on a chargt of breach of West Virginia. e.nbach said Kelly is- being held Ipeace. ____ ·_:c___,___ _ _ _ __ Being unsuccessful, he used Red Cross Fund Drive Concluded ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ••••••••••••I Sheriff Hartenbach said Her- er aet. The Middleport Police have been hunting Kelly state transportation of a stolen zog tried to open an a('('Ount Dept. assisted in the probe of nearly a year on that charge. --..........,...,...,...,...,...,.._,iEducation Association met re· sale Saturday, March 20. ~ cenUy in the office of County Members were a~~oked to donate 1\ Superintendent 0. 0 . Patter- and to help at the sale. son. j A program was presented by 1 I Mrt. Thelma OUI. president, Mrs . W. A. Morgan, lecturer, the meeting aQd re- which opened witb the song, . I TONIGHT & THURSDAY for the dinner are to "Day Is Dying In the West." sent by princlplas of each Members responded to roll call r • ___N_o_T_o_PE_N___ FRIDAY and SATURDAY ••. • of Long Bottom attended lbo funeral of Carl Gainer at Bel-- potluck dinner honor-: of the Meigs C o u n I y Southeastern Oblo !"" --~:~:-:::-----~--------------------~------------------------------------------------s~~ ------------------------~L)~VI NO. 279 POtt\E!?Y-MII)DI.EPORJ. OHIO THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1965 FIVE aNTS •• -~ ing Frtd Goegleln on his birth- ' d•y preceded the meeting of ~~. p :J, i/.; ~ ~n~w•~··~~t~~~-by ·~~~~~=~:•!y~e:v:~:in:g~·-~~~e:r_h:o:m:e~~:n:d:Q~m=o~~:·~g:·~.,...,...,...,.. _ _ _=~~---------=----~=--==------------==~ · - · -- - --- --Dinner Event Honors Grange Worthy Master II 1· ia decorato)!-dee,fgued Mrs. Eunle Brinker and WDliam Carleton accompanied by Mr d M Will'"- Gamer· · an rs. u:uu briefly She closed wilh thiS · · "Ther are no doors schools and churches of the thoUHht._ •. th area. The wcru Is extending closed m Amen~a" save ose its appreciation to the churchf's you cdlose you;:. · t" in th for their generous contribu~ present m addttlon to Princi al Cl de Folr . A soc- ! the above named were Mars~~ aJ · OO:r--wW: betd ~ nts · ler. Sandra ·Greer, Gloria Bowles, Sherry Powell ao4 Gall te hm nd guests pare ' !tOn, ltebecca Taylor , Dennis Board. Mrs. Baumgardner ser- ac a · Tulloh, Sonya Yonker, Sue ved a dessert course at the garner, Mike Harbour, Judy close of the eeting. they, Diane Housh. Harry Van Meter, Karen Wigal, and Allen Hart. J.i ~dlrss. -~· 'INW ....... ....-. .,. -- c 1 -K-. a~ RE:SHME~ - Stephen IM:ae _... ,• ling Pa~sons. . . .,. .... _,!,., ... ~ .s;. ::. ELBERFELDS J . ~ enttn \;~ e IJe ' . 11an1 bach Mrs Jue&l apooker Carmel Mrs. Hattie Roush visited ber sister, Mrs. Edith Shain, of ert Richard Rood Mary Fl1sStu ents pa ctpa mg e ions to the cost of the book· . Pete Karschnik, Glennda- To/nf1rmary _ _ ~:~~~ w~~eL~u:-7·~~~~ lets. The _ distribul_ion of tern- P::~Yan~:%iee;~~ and Jyn Ord, Fred Stewart. ai:Kf Pat- P!an~ were made to Join wJth l · h M"U M perance hterature 111 an annual W"lli C rleton called at the "ld 6 . 1 1 h F"rst 1 Roush, Lea Ann 1 er, yra proJ·ect of the WCTU I 1 am a Th th 1 ty ompson. . . e Gu1 tr s ? t e .. R h G st wart Harry Jo · Thomas Holter home at MMornJUNIORS - Crall Abolm, Baptist Church m a VISit to ous · ary e ' Rhonda Brabham, ·Max Brown, the county infirmary by thP VanMatre, Allen Hart, Janelle BROTHERHOOD TO MEET Star reRcenhtly._ "ted Gl n · H J tt. 8 L" h M M0 · h G "ld (;iris Tue~- Call and Betty Scarberry. Wayne ous Ytsl en Jamce enry .. 11 ose 8 I' ~s ' d t. ~~ ~t the h~e ~f The Rev. Holley Hensley of Frank Cheesebrew announced 1 Johnson at Melgs General Hos· Leah Ann Ml er, et 1 ar- ay_ eve mg Mrs Er\'in the Clifton Letart and Graham that the Baptist Men's Broth· pitaJ in Pomeroy Sunday, berry, J~ell Call, . ~oberta ~heir co~nselor, · ' Methodist' Churches presented erhood of the Rio Grande As· James and Phyl1is Circle of Jones, All~ Roush, VICki Ste~- ~~a n;~binson . president, the devotional program which ~iation will meet Friday ev- New Haven and Donald and CJa~ art. Joy Thabet_, Donna Rous ' was in charge of the meeting . included scripture and a talk: enmg, ~1arch 1~ at 8 p.m. at ra Pierce ol Athens <".aHed at an~~~~o:~Debbie Cook. Scripture was given by Jam· ITommy Taylor of Maso sang the Racme Baptlst C~urch .. The the home of Mary Cirele Sun~ · ' arilla Ward with Mrs. Baum- a solo entitled "Evening Pray- speaker for the evemng wlil be day. David Cooke_. Ronme Roush. gardner givinH Lhe evening er " He was ~ccompanied by I Mr. Paul Casci~ Mid?lepo_rt Mrs. Eunle Brinker and Wil~ Rosemary Silk, Sandy .Sorden,l.prayer. The Guild Girls of bolh Leah Ann Mlller or New Hav-~ postmaster. Special music ..will 1iam Carleton visited with Allee _Stone_ Arnold WeaHr Don- Baptist Churches will visit en at the plano. Rev. Hensley be presented,by a quartet Tbe Mrs. Erma! Schreckengost of .ru.. Will, ~~~e Zerkle, Br~~: Ithe infirmacy March 21 with closed the devotiooals with Gospel Four, or Rutland. Parkersburg Sunday. Btown, Wtlham Roush, San . Baumgardner and Mrs. prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle Stewart_, Randy Weaver, RobBoone accompanying the Mr. Rood appointed to the CANCEL BOWLING of Springfield visited his mothert Wh1tmore Linda . . J . . s d • . · nnmmal1ng committee ames , The C h 1l d Comwrvat10n er un ay. n_er, Sharon Queen, Jackte Plans were made for . t~e I Hart . Harry Staats and Qakey League of Middleport has can- Betty Van Meter and Marga~ ndge, .Judy Athey Brenda · Girls and the. Ch1ldre~ s Howard, Jr. Junior High celled its bowling party for ret Ann Carleton and IKln, Pat~ ton, Lmda Call, Charlene of the Mt. Morta_r. Bapttst school teachers for the secand members and husbands sehed· rick called at the Dean Brink- j ter: 1<1-Dally sentlDel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 Mar. 10, 1965 SiDIIh, '!'lee .....-.. will preIItie illllle llillellee ollob. He. 11' Watlloll, prtll-ienl, wbo •II Ill. The Ollld Welflro Deporlment with Mn. La........,. Gerlecll, Jr., cbalnDID, and Mrs. e. lL Fllher', ~ ,will· bave c:barp of lbo JWII"IIIL Gil Barnette, Mason County PT. PLEASANT - !be Point 4-H Club Agetll, will bo 1b e Pleasant Woman 's Club will ' meet Friday, March 13th at Bene/it Card Party (' I• Held Recently �I 'J .' ' ( ' • '' "I'll Select the Shows!" to~•nNGEDROmAUY Many Ways To THERE have been many suggested approaches to the unemployment pro•lema of our country, and we will need lllenty before the situation is solved . tlne of the things that makes it diffiru It to understand is why it should be in a period of unprecedented economic activ Ity and growth. In Europe, which was torn asunder during the great war. with almost whole cities destroyed there is very tittle and in many instances no unemployment. We all know that it is a many-sided problem and genetally speaking we are getting a rather late start in recognizing that it contains more than economic considerations. There are very profound social and human values that make up the problem, and most will agree that those will have to be cleared up before we can arrive at a generally workable plan to get all the able bodied persons in the ranks of workers. The eyes of America will be on the results that wiU come from the Ap~alach· Ia btu which was signed Tuesday m Wa· ohlngton by Pre•ident Johnson. There are many doubters who do not feel that It wUI even make a ripple In solving the proble~s of the region of which we are apart. Every citizen should watch the outcome with tiJterest because unless it works we wiU stiU be considered among the unfortunate sections of our great country. The biU Is just one approach to the problems and we as individuals and as businesses and corporatlons have a llake in tile final solution of the econom- .. .. ~· " K -. I ~---~ ~ -- f,..·.. '' B) William Lawrenco, D. D. I. ~IveProblems lc ills of the hiUa. One plan that llruck us as workable bas been proposed by tho National AOB<>ciation of .Manufacturers. It Ia known u STEP, which stands for "Solutions To Employment Problems." The manufacturers have formed a clearing house to 1mf,lement the program which bas three ob ectives. One is to facilitate tho exchange of information among members on ne": methods .of training, solecling, retrammg .and gmng their employees new direction. One of the most interest· ing objectives is to contribute to the activities of the community organizations and businessmen working together to fit the .Jobless into positions that might be available. The final plan is to stimulate community action In having a blueprint for the development of expanded employment and to work out a master plan for the economic growth of the community . The efficiency of modern corpora· !ions, who know bow to go about the solvmg of we1gbty problems should give the entire picture of employment a shot in the arm. Most everyone Is aware of the waste and duplication that Is found In the ranks of government agencies. The fact is that we need every group in our communities working on such problems If they are ever to be solved. We still have the faith in the ability of people themselves to solve problems, and really aU they need Is a helping band from the government. . Tbal'o why evon 0111 loanchor to oupport a t1ea1ure Ia 10 valuable. Wllh natural teeth present, a partial denture eao be constructed with metal clall(ll place better and wm:t 11101'1 lhlt ll'IS]l these teetiL Thla l)'pO ol denture will stay Ia plaoe belter and work more efficiently. ADd U lbMe aupportlni nalural teeth have to be u.tracted at tomi future time, false ones can olton be added to the denture without compler. ly remaking it. · By William S. White WASHINGTON - President upon an unexampled people-topeople program with the entire Jnembership of Congress, House as weD as Senate, Republicans as well as Democrats. I I'.. '" No Chief Eecutlve has ever told so many Senators and Representatives head to head about hiJ pollcies, foreign and domestic, or brought so many into Intimate touch with the persons u weU as the plans of his prinelpal Cabinet usoclates. The President has broken the Inial Congressional membership of 5I$ Into about a dozen groups of roughly equal size, and be Ia bavlnt! these group~~ one by one down to the White House, along with their wives, for the ~angi!$1 meetings the old manlion hu ever seen. Mrs. Johnson takes the wives to see I movie, to look at the WhJte House decor or something of the sort. The President leads the men Into the Oval Room and there lays out for both parties what be Is doing and Intending to do all aCI'D!Is the board in pobUc affairo. He invited queslionl, like- the senior professor at a farce college semillar, and allo brlnp In the atara of hill Cabinet faCility - Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Secretary of Delense Robem McNamara - to . . _ what they are up lo and why. The eriJis in VIet Nam Is, of eourse, hilb on the docket, and here Rusk, McNamara and the President htmlieU explain and elaborate 011 the Increasingly llrm American assistance being Jlven to the south Vietnamese against the Communist lnvalion !rom North Viet Nam. On domestic mattera, the prlnct pal lecturer is Kermit Gordon, who as Director of the Budge\ till close to all of these alfain 11 the keeper of the Federal casb reflstel:. The President conductalhese IOlllinara with zest. He Ia, In a way, bact iD his very distant days u a teacher, but now promoted to be, 10 to speak, head el the department of polltical sci ., ence. He beams upon Rusk and McNamara as his brightest fac.. ulty colleagues, and he engages his Congressional audience with a spirited mixture of sophisticated policy expositions and homely IIIUlllrations. For example, when Congressmen ask why he does not now negotiate with the North Vietnamese, he may reply not merely that it is no time ·to negolate when the other fellow is still bent on pillage and homicide in South Viet Nam. He will add that In any event negotiation IJ like marriage. It takH two to marry, he will say, and the Communists have not yet shown the slightest willingness to en· ter a binding and honorable com pact. These extraordinary skull sessions between President and Congress are totally free of partisan feeling. The President, who is fond of observing that be was an American before he was a Democrat, is going after understanding and support here and is we)) aware that in Con· gre" they count Republican votes, too. 11m.s, at a recent meeting, bis entire audience, Republicans along with Democrats, stood in Wl8nimous ap.. plause when be had finished. The experiment has already produced a good deal from lht President's point of view. Th.a small rwnp band of Democratic SenaWrs which has been in revolt against his Vietnamese policy, clamoring for immedi· ate negotiation with an aggressor who Is sUI! aggresslng, has been all but Isolated - inside Congress itself as well as out,.. side . Their proposals for submission and surrender, under the guise of sweet reasonableness, may stiU wow the campus beatniks here and there, but In Congress and among responsible people generally they have backfired. The rank and file of Congress, moreover, is for the first time being brought Into intimate contact with White House pl.enning. A traditional source of rank· and-!Ut unreot and envy, the Time ........ quite valid complaint that only the party loaders and big committee chairmen were real1y being taken Into White HoUle confidence is being removed. Not merely the officera of Congress but also the Olllisted men are now being treated as insiders. Thtl! marches t he President's- politie~ of persuasion. Those people who crave endless political melodrama don1 care for it. But Coogress seems to think it is fine; and Congresa Ia wbal counts here. - The Lighter Side WASHINGTON .' (UP!) George Adamski, a Oyiug sauoer watcher from Vista, Calif., came here this week and announced that he would bold 1 news conference on ~·people from outer space.,, I wanted very much to atlend, but I bad already roade an appointment to cover the ar~ rival of a royal Peruvian llama .who was coming here for an appearance at a fashion show. So I compromised and did both. Adsmskl. a seU-made expert on unidentified flying objects, showed ua some of his latest honie movies. They featured dark blobs darting b a c k ""d fortb acroa& the screen. I get a lot of dark blobs iD the movies I take, too, bot Ad· amski said his were intentional. He said they were pictures of spsce ships. II so, our sister planets must have some pretty wild drivers. Either that, or Adamski hasn't learned to hold 1>1a camera steady. Man News Coalereaeo Adamski didn't aay what lly· lng saucers do while on earth. but I think It IJ logical to assume they also make homo movies. Then, when they get back to Mars, or wherever they como from, I Imagine they bold newa ~nferencee and show the films to reporters. By DOROTHY KILGALLEN MISS MIDNIGHT'S NOTEBOOK: You think there's a war going 011 in Vietnam? You oUiht to know about Geraldine CbapliD'a appobltments with a c:hte fashion llllll!azine. They allege that ohe cancelled three Um~. anti they are about w ollt their wrista . . . . Cy Col&man Is . broadcasting the fact that he . Is no louger engaged to J»nine Grey and there Ia no JIC'!IlbUity of marriage .... Allan ElliOtt, Nancy Berg's shortterm ex • husband, Ia In bot purauil ol Sue Lyon - another cutle whose marriage didn't last u 1!eng as It takes to snap your fingers. . '11!e Moalci4ns' Union picketed the dlcotbeques . . . . Mike Goldstein, representative of Unie Kazau, who substituted for Barbra Strelaand In a couple of performanceJ, VOWI that MIJs Strelsand will alwayt have au undentudy, no matter what her feelings were on Miss Kazan'o front · paged lake-over of the part. He saye MiliS Ka· zan still has "a smallrole" In the 1how and appears every llighl as one of the Ziegfeld girls .... David Frost, the BrJt.. lBh humorist who wa1 seen here on "'lllat Was the Week That Was," is currently the oubject of a bot controversy In London. A sketlh be did for BBC caused such a stir that the ciJreclor of the BBC had to apologize and members o! Parliament asked Mr. Frost to follow sull. So far, he haso'l Desplie the sllly appeals of 'Yankee Stay Home," the government bas been unable to The screening that Adamski's oounterpart oo Mars beld Ibis week may hsve gone .Omelbing itlle lhla: ''Gent1enum, can you 1ee the object In lhla picture\ ''You mean that dark blob!'' ''Yea. We photographed it oo the planet earth." . ··What ia it?" "II Ia a royal Peruvian lla- ma." ~- Hatlo "What Ia It doing." "It Is checking Into t b t Sborebom Hole~ to appear at a fashion sbow belil, held to raislt money lor charity." "You're putting us on." Uama wean. Arpeie "So help me, it's the truth. 'lb.e llama, whose name Ia Sir Llancelot, has its own private lllllte. It wears ~ perfume and eall white lrBpel." . ~·Does It model swlm JUits?" "No. The fashion show Ia Ctll>lered arowid ' Peruvian theme. '11!e llama will merely lland I around and listen to a speech by the vice .....tdent ol lbe United States.';---''IJn't that r.ather enaeJ7" ••For the llama?" · "No. !'or the vice president. ~ vice pr1!4ldent of Man .doesn't have to shore the platform wllh o llama." "On earth tbiDp 11'8 ckml .. ~ tUfferently. Ti....e are evea aome eartbllnf• wbo don't 1>6- Jieve iD ~Ylni aaucera." atop the avalanche of tourists headed for Europe lhla Summer. U anything, trips abroad will be up more than 10 per cent over last Summer, which Is an all • time high. And why not? PariJ Is Indubitably prettier than Altoona, and unless Ibis becomes a police stale, citIzens ought to be able to travel wl•erever they cbooae. Alter all, President Johnson Is contemplaUng a visit to Moscow; doesn't thai at leqst set an uamplt for a couple of weeks In Greece, or anywhere? Producer Charles Feldman fin. ally bas decided on the lead for the 'Casino Royal~" flicker, another James Bond movie for people who like that oort of thing. The lucky leUow Ia Terence Cooper, with production due to start as soon u Mr. Feld· man'a 'What's New Pussycat?" bas Ill premiere. No, I don't like the title, but names of movies are becoming more and more ghastly, 10 just Bel ready lor them. UNSUNG HEROES Dear Helen: The plight ollhe teacher who must "moonlight" to support his family Is wen !mown. But wbat of the mlnisier! These dedicated men prepare themselves, dreaming t hat they will one clay find the exact church In the OJacl locale large enough! to provide secur fly for their families, unaU enough to be personal. Few actually ever lind Ibis wonderful place, and are obltg. ed to ""cept some suburban minor church or a small town offering. 'nley become preachers oo Sunday and prayer meetlug night, are on call for all special events and for coonsel· log. But In order that their wives and children may have the necessities, they must find extra jobs. '11!ere muat be a great Jove r.r their fellowman edlhln lheee gentlemen. No wonder a lot of them are grey: My hat comes oil to lheee llllSUDi heroes. -M. E. R. ·• Dear M; .... ADd mine. '11!ese dedicated men deserve lllllch praise, but I cloll't believe they would appreciate · JGI!I' pity. They realize, you see, whirt lllllllY overlook: their enra jobto · IU'e really Btl utensioD of lbe pulpit. While 01D' "ltlll ."llghtlni.IIIIDisters" don't evangelize, the mere fllcl of ~ presence, 8lld the way they COQC!ucl them selves, brings religion clooe to people who mljplt never think about God otherwise. . ntey work harder, true, but .I ~·•· ID Idea they also enJoy lbeJr work more than DIOil. God ...., to thatl -H. Dear Helen: I C8JI recall about llll)'lblni that .ever happened to me from the qe of three on (I'm now If., bul con't remember ~ five miDutea after people are iDtrodueed to me. Real embarruslng to meet someone 8lld lilt 'the lpot try to lntrotlucl them to someone elae - the ocbo of thalr ·hardly .... inoved f;fom my oar, yet bave to Ill/If "wbaa wu your name, . ~1" .Or map Just 11iUJ11o !.1e: Wbt ~- II lulve to !lap. JIOll Ill me?-MRS. R. •' - Dear He!Oll: I loaned e t5G a year ago, whell we were '&olng together. I lhlnll: ·he Ia a t1tr1r oltl dog who Uvea of! glrla' JdDd.. nesses. Would It be aU riglll Ill teU bla friends so I c:ould shame blm Into fl?-HURT Dear Hurt: Y9u'd shame ~ D10N thaD blm, If you let .bla frlandJi know ,ou are the ldnd ol fllrl wbo &eta llOIIIIed by a 'dtriJ old dog who Uvea of! glrla' ldad- 0 Wtlfston-'48, ancl'62. 1 L PORT ''29. '30 '33 '34 '35 '39 '42 '45 '49 •p rt mouth (In Loag.,. 1925-'28)-'26 end '28. MIDD E , , • , , , , • • *J:ck~n (Did not play from 1929-'l1 for lack of ,LOGAN-'34, '39, '41, '52, '58,,'63, '64. 11 )-'62 nc1 '63 ATHENS-'25, '43, '44, '46, '49, '50. oor 'Now : .. ton itn Loaguo 1928-'37)-'30. GALLIPOLIS-'31, '32, ;47, ;48, ;60, ;62. *Ironton (In Loaguo1925·'32. WELLSTON-;-'28, '38, 37, 51, 57, 58. LONGEST WJNNir.G STRING-Galllpolls 49 games IPOMEROY- 55. LONGEST LOSING STRING-Pomeroy, 2J gamas . . , ~~~1~':rui;t_,26 HIGH INDIVIDUAL SCORE ONI: GAME-John Mil· NELSONVILLE and' NEW BOSTON-Nona. hoan of Gallipolis, 62 points f19llnst Logan, (l 956 l; Eddie LEAGUE FOOTBALL RECORDS Spriggs of Jockaon, 61 points f191lnat Nolsonvlllo LONGEST WINNING STREAK-119 gamesl-Mlddloport Roy Goodwin of Jackson, 48 point• f19llnst Pomeroy and Jackson (1953-'55). 11953). p STREAK-ISO gameai-Nelaonvllfe 112 HIGHEST TEAM SCORE- omeroy va. 11939-47). . .· . . (1 962~IGH 2-TEAM TOTAL.,.-(1960)-Jackson 102. Pom• . TEAM POINTS--86 by Galllpolia vs. Nelsonvlllt Send blm a dun, bul If ,... ilaven't got bla IOU, 11011'1 plan to pay any bllla with the ~ ........ -II With people ,.... - ::r• neases." 've known all your Ufe. So UN· tbiDk. Relu and realize illln>o ~-­ Othert From 3.50 i f BEARY'S WORLO roy ·~g:~ 3~0NSECUTIVE ~ITLES Downie-Gross, Pomeroy Oil Station Pomeroy Rid:lid ADJUSTABLE IRONING TABLE o.+G ~HEll TDU BUT A ~N SPRAY STEAM-DRY 1101 1695 J:.."':!:.o~n ,lnflh sleo/ lop ad" u-omng: 12 hei9ht ,Wtmenh. Proven iron st over entW.e ;ronj,..,. ___ _r ~h .. ~ MKTaee: 11 •pr•y control lor •ut t" • * * * BASKETBALL RECORDS oelfl)-H. .d Htermoltat--wfe · ~d i:b:!"9· c~ replacement guarantee. liili OdlC STEEL PROPANE FUEL CYLINDER fD~1 • , •)'<Mr . . . ~ IOI"Jio ITUI DUST MOP U11 WilE REG. 3.95 SPECIAL 319 o~' WITH PURCHASE OF I CTLIIDER AT THE REGULAR PRICE OF PLUS 169 SALE STARTS THURSDAY! QUAUITIES LIMITED Nyloo altnds _, piclo op cloot . ............. Handi.Wio.,......, ..... .., .tte~...a-.· --ba!Y- ~SPRAY 1"'-'PIIIT GET I Z CELL FI,ISIUGIT It'~~ o...... .........,...................... ploW: ,.. • " - " =• W11EI Jill IUT 1ft FWIIUGIT WE ll Colon! SHOP-CRAFT 2-SPEED t/4" DRILL f9l" clrm;..,, ..Mo." por..a,o,., : Ml u~c.ity lj4"' st..l, IIJ .. hardwood. l .Q AMp. No-lo.d s~.O "ff to 2000 rpnt ; fvii-IMcl 1,....J wp to 1)10 rpM. a,..,... type bNr in91 ; lar91 i~t.,.,.el f... ; aW '-•ws. l -iu• t..,td dMPck willl Moy. UL retod iRCh.tri.L ,. lET A SUDID Ul FOR OILY ·-·Of' "- ...... l it 14-ot.. ... ..., .. - w .•, • .. . , r. ............. lllG. 14.97 2·T·EAM TOTAL-(90)-Waliston 66, Pomeroy 24119531 .,.... •·'~·'" •.,, • 11959) FOR c ,... (1931-'35). . ..... -.. .......... ..., ...... · BEST OFFENSIVE tEAM---Galllpolia, 1,211 points ~~~:~~ OFFENSIVE TEAM-1305 polntoJ-Wellaton ..... ....d; J.wty ewftch; Iii DEFEN.SIVE TEAM (0)-Middleporl (19351 · (1954-'55). lscORIING RECORD. S!ASON 1106 Polntal-Lynn Stroll of Logan (1957), Broko record• of 96 point• by Blll j- - - - - - - - - - - - 1 WITH THE PURCHASE BF I Down at tho old Dour m!Jl, Joo Johnson of Gallipolis 119481 and tied by Nick Tbreo/lh the Hve-long cjay, Parklo of Athena 11950). ~K ORBITAL SliDER DUTDOOII rrtOI\ItR Hear the clankfnl ol. the water IHIGH INDIVIDUAL GAME SCORER 138 Polntsl-Ytrnon WEICO"E MAT Ha.rrlaon of Pomeroy In 60-to-0 doful of Ntlsonvlllo Ed. Note: Coltrlbid!ou II wheel (19SI). Earlltr ...-d of 37 polnlo sol by BIH Smith W-Illi Will 111o '!.ellen" oectlot 0!14 tho As lheilours of Ume pass away; of Galllpolloln 51-to-12 dehol of Mlddloport. CONSECUTIVE TITLES (4)-Jackaon (1953·'561. • 'Poet's .coraer" are . . . - . Looklni yo~~er the Autumn J ..., • ..torhr.lTbe rf1b1 Ia reoened to breeze. ops 1h H'; 4SOI tleaoo or reject AD)' . the w~ter l!laple leavts; away Perish, and are never beard: WHEI YOU OilY Dlf.lT DKil..tiou ,... .... IIi- wUI be ae~: . fields, meadow la!'ka . tend~ word ·unsaid, Please take thla tbolliht THE LOW nnE OF 15c ....: l:woul . . . . .: 00 t4"d2": .................. loW..., ...... •" cord: 1 shMt• of ore .., iD pnd - - No blnil • goldea ,sbeave; dl deed t . k· thine heart, r:~:~.l"',..;; 2o~'-f.'F..."':i loreN" lt".tr ..., ... 11 1~ .,._ ,.. _. P"'*· UL ..ve ben rejected wlibla tile L tbougill baunla my llllnd a lrlen Y or . as ' Oh take and hold II last, """""" 8"'"•"" 1JoJ;t 11,.. .moo "" _ ... ......, ilildvtffiaKy lidlcl. paa week. oao was fieiWHI- While a spell olllmB Is cast: .The mill wUI never grind again F~ the mill wiU never llrind No dulon. 1y alptd; tile olber was of Tbe mlll wUI never flriDd IJaln With the water !bet has again · : •- - - ~------'--------.;;;.----...11;,..-----~----, ............... lalle. ....U. With the watao lbat ·hao plllltd. passed. With tbe woter that bas passed. IIJ'IIll 1!117 ·. be uoed , . . -Rev, a..sen Cllae 11111 1o11en at poema Take tills 1ea1an to lhj . self; What wasted hours of life, Raeloe, Rt. z, •• · be lepllJ """"" II Ob, Foollah youlll, ai l IO!IYOS floating drifting bY,: · ' . , . "" llelire. Ptoml tl\lnp "' Jlligllt bave dqn~ Pleallal ValleJ J!Hpllal ·-~~ .~•.balll · Are 1~1 wi~Jloul thought or sJa!i MJMrt'I'ED ..: Mfl, John .,...,. _ A Ule, a ooul, we mJght bave Greer, Pl. Pleaurit: John But· · . oaved •. · ltlOk, Galllpolla Ffl'l'i'. JliiOIII'Y. . lipoken worll; I)ISCijARGJi:Q - lAe ~~~~·~ved and ·.noy·. Gi1J4ioliil >Feny; •folb, Roll~d I ·,, .. '' · JIO]IiW. 'Pl. J'leltiiiriL _ (41 _ Pomoroy 99 ............. ()Jt THE POET'S ' 2495 MAT 2" \ & I MIDDLEP ORT, 0. .I ~' •• · ' < ,-~·~ '( ~-i'·i'· ~· - ·-.• ,., ' "(· ~ •• ' '. ' 11.... _,......_ _..., ... .... _.. ....... • • • Sponge Mop ,~are .,.,t.ty. w..... ..... SERVING CART ..• homework on proper .,....... lations. . (When you've 'mHhougbl" your way to complete IOCiaJ poise, let me lalow bolr you managed It, step • by • llep. I Cllllld IIlli iOJIIt polnten ~ the pel'IOII, I fall mlaerably here. But no trlct will really ·work U you start an Introduction with lbe ombarrasaed certainty that you are going to .!lob. You'll draw a blank every time, and ,\ .• .. and work up self • assuraoct tate on the name, more than ._,.,_ FQ_Q _T - BAL--L--·R___ U thla Ia 11111 c:onsolatlon: It with loll of practice, plus soma happens to almest everyobdy ucept those bold souls who never get flustered, always repest OUT LOUD the name of the peroon being Introduced to them, and have learned to wrlie It 011 their brains. One iood trick to beat tho 'name gamen Is AsaoclatioD, but even lhla can throw you. I'll never forget lbe day one of !bose 'Stone (rock)" experta introdueed me as 'Mrs. Jugl" Another trick Ia to ~ trate on the name, more that! the pel'IOII, I !aU mlaerably _....... _ t...,.-',.,.,. . fer,. . . . . . . . .. . only lc Yea, lhla adds . -··more 11 the Initial coSt, but you'D get · your money's worth In comfort and cbewing alflckolcJ. Dear Mrs. R.: lholti'- SPORT SHIRTS KITCHEN STOOL dudlons aren't a Ufe 8lld deatli matter, and oo ooe will pol you d<nm If you make a miltake. Don't BDllcipale 1a11ure, '•'·', I '• It's true that pressure of aupportiug a denture caa lool~Q teeth and obortea their We. This can sometimes be prevented by oplinllng teeth together ao that one tooth helps support the ol!ler. Spllnling Is done In many waya but the type most often used IJ • fixed bridge bat Is "permanently" attached . to both teeth. Thla oflen flrmtr aupport for tho denture, too. HELEN HELP US! LAW " ATTOINIY IIJIUlL The major HIIOD lbel fuD upper dentures stay iD plaoe better than lowers Ia · tloD." or 1tmoepberie llr•• llllrtl. 11'1 1101 poulblt to pt adequate suction ID lower tlenturu. Voice of Broadway ••• reporting OHIO A review ol the• 4Q-year history ol the Southeastern Ohio Athletic Leagtre - being observed April ! - shows that many fonner SEOAL coaches have fouild the league stepping stone to greater opportunities. Many on&-time (Till• ... , .. Ill ... .,... lllltlt ......... players in the league also have gained prom mence as • ,....,. --. • ,..,~t~e~~ "' a•~~o u.. t•llhlllll•l• whe •I•• Q ......_ .., tll.1 coaches. "'"' .. UJ llw.,.. ..k ............. At the top of the list of league athletes who starred In college ant. and becall)e college coaches are Ottter former Southeastern two frQm the same era from coaches moving into college the riYal Meigs County towns. ranks include Joe Malmisur of !'be laje Art Lewis played al Wellston (1955-57 and coach of Ohio Ultiv'"rslty and eoached at the year in 1957) at Heidelberg; West Virginia University and Bob Wren, Athens baseball and Dye from Pomeroy starred at assistknt football coach, 88 FIRST Ohio State and Is alhlotir di- b\l,.ball coach at Ohio Univer· QUALITY rector at Nebraska. sity; Dick Shrider of GaUipr:lis, REGULAR Lewl• was a Middleport High athletic director and basketball Certified star, Dye wofl fame as a coach coach at Miami Unlvvenity~ !!rot at Ohio State with a Olg George Balckburn of Pomeroy fen championship, moved to and Gallipolis. University of the University of Washington Cincinnati and U. of Virginia! Seattle) then became 4thletic Jack Olcott of Gallipolis <1961· )irector' at the University of 62) as assistant at tre UniverNiehlta before moving north ally of Dayton and Bob Burk. . ~ Nebraska. holder of Jackson (1950-521 as LEAGUE FOUNDER - W1iliam E. Thomao, late Well· Dick Coury of Athens was the basketball coach at Muskingum. ston newspaper publisher, was responSible for the for· 1igh school coach at Santa Ana. Carl "Ducky" Schroeder of mation of the Southeastern Ohio High School Athletic calif., of John Juarte, Notre Logan has been aS!Istant coacb League at the Rogan Hotel m Wellston March_ 7, 1925. Dame quarterback and this Marly 20 years at Massillon and ~e was ~ecogmz~d for sethng up ·the orgamzabon m~ct· year's Heisman Memorial Tro- : is secretary . treasurer of the mg by hts selection as honorary member of the f1rst oily winner. . Ohio Football Coaches Assocla- board of control, the only non-school man ever to hold a · Three former players are tion. position with the conference . Mr. Thomas had a close ack at their home schools as Ben Wilson, formerly of terest \(Pith sports activities of the area and helped 1 coaches - Dave Fisher at Wellston followed Slaughter at the coaching of the Wellston High School team that went Jackson, John Milhoan at Gal· warren ~nd his aa•lstant Is Jim to Fostoria 50 years ago last Thanks~iving Day to play Upolis, and Bob Ashley at Mid- Keadle, who stayed a year at for the state champmnsh1p . H. H. Shjvely was co~~h a~ dleport. Ashley was an a\1- Jackson alter Slaughter. Wellston and the Fostorma coach was G. M. . Red >outheastern end. gradualmg Leaping Southeastern football Trautman. "Pete" Stinchcomb, later to star at Oh10 State In 1953, and Milhoan still has prospects In college are R~ University, was a member of the Fostona team and the two league basketball records, bie Johnaon of LogB{I. last officials were L. W. St. Jdhn, athlebc dtreclor at Ohio an individual 62- point perform- year's "most valuable" at Ohio State, as referee and Grant Ward umpire. The . ance against Logan (1956) and State: Larry Bainter, also of Sentinel bad this report o! tbe game: 'Before an entbuSla season of'566 points (1955-SS). Logan, 1960 "most valuable,'' a; astic crowd bf rabid football fans, variously estimated at Stylaire Fisher has had an unprecedent- Ohio U. quarterback, and .lobo from 2,000 to 3,000 persons, Wellston's orange and black ed five straig!lt winning <ea>· Grogan of Athens at Mic!lig>n (now blue and gold) high school team was _nosed ?ut by ons and the Ironmen's only State. Fostoriats famous red and black warrtors m a f1ercely championships In 1962 and 1963. Tops of the college bae'· · · contested exhibition of football on Fostoria's field The best ~ever record 111 the prospects is 6'-8" Ed Sprigg9 of Thanksgiving afternoon." The score was 13 to 7. There I league Is . held by Gene Slaugh- Jackoon, ready at Miami . of was a guarantee of $250 for the game, "the la~gest am- : ter, now at Capital University Florida after becommg the ftrs~ aunt ev~r paid any Wellston team for performmg upon ' and the 1964 runner-up as Ohio player to make the 1.11 • Sou~h- the gridiron." College coach of the year. At eastern for four yeal'll and tw•ce E_C _Q -R -D ~ S When Jackson from 1952 to 1956 as the most valuab' player. ln You Slaughter had a football record four winning seasons with two Buy A )f 36-3-l in his last four cham- sectional championship.! and • . pionship seasons and 8 five Jackson's only title, Spriggs (Champlonahlps 1n Parltl'lthHHt Tied year mark of 43:.8-1. From Jack· was ln 65 winning and 19 losing Won ~~ 18 son he went to Warren, whe,.. games and scored 1,838 points Jackson ( 121 · . · ... • . • • • .. · · .. · 160 14 be coached Paul Warfield, and for a high school average o! Logan (7) ... . •..•.•• • .. . .••.. . 1:8 96 13 then on to Ohio State as assist- 22.14 a game. Athens (61 · · · · · · · . · · · . · · · · · · · 1 4 96 16 Gallipolis 161 . .. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. . 143 106 17 $12·98 Chro"'• Wellston (6) .... ..... .. ....... 111 139 Fram•• 10 Middleport (9! . .. .. .. . .... ... .. 106 122 21 122 Pomeroy (1) .. .. , .... .. ' .. .. .. 103 12 Nel10nvillo (0) .. .. , . , .. ... .. , , 40 206 5 PROVEN CLIP-IN (Championship& In Parentheses) Now Boston 101 ... .. . , .. , . . . . . . 20 21 0 3 W L ' Portsmouth () l .. . .. . .. . .. . .. .. 14 2 , • 336 122 Ironton Ill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 7 9 'Athens ( l .... ........ ...... .. .... 208 128 ' Logan 181 . . · ... .. • .. " ...... • .. "· 251 1002 1002 REG. $1.91 $2.49 214 SPECIAl 'Pomeroy 181 · · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · 235 ROUND -ROBIN STANDINGS ()939-'641 264 216 Gelllpolis (61 . . .. . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Title 241 Extro Refill Nolsonville14l .... .. ; • .. · .. " .. · .. 2l 5 w Lost Tied Points' 232 5 'Jockson 121 .. · .. · · .... .. · " " · 20 1~~ 56 10 240 i Only 282 I Logon · · ' ' · · · · · · · · · · · 14 Wellston (2) .. · . · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · · 192 58 9 237 'Middl t (3) 169 285 ,Jeckson ... .. ... ...... 1 'N !~,r 111.. .. "" .... " · ".... 37 16 Athens .. . ....... ... 112 64 5 229 ew ~ on . .. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 99 12 10 208 •porsmou t th (2) .. ........ ... . ...... 20 1 Gallipolis .... . . . .. . . . . 80 88 13 173 'Ironton (01 .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . .. .. . .. .. 17 0 Wellston -. .. . .. .. .. .. . 70 90 15 155 CHAMPIONSHIPS Pomeroy .. . . ... .. ' . . 108 7 139 'Athens lOut of l..aatue 1928-'31)-'42, '44, '44, '45, Middleport ... , , , ' .. .. 66 146 9 61 · Nelsonville .... , . . . 26 u ncl ' 65 '49, '50, I 6 1, I 63 I ' V"'t a Logan-'35, '37, '38, '41, '43, '44, '46, and '51. 682 682 71 1442 • red L 1926)-'31 '32 '33 '34 , , ~ ~~:s:.r:~~~~~ eague ' ' ' ' · (•2 poi-nts for win, 1 for !ie.) ~·* No 1952 Pomeroy games 36 4 Gallipoll._'39, '49, '54, '55, '56, and '59. considered because of op•dem1c.l Chrome Finish Head .48'' Handle CHAMPIONSHIPS: N I 0 111-'27 '29 '52 and '57 . through squeezing action lever ·~I~,jj:port tEniorod L:o~gu._19i9J-'40,'48, and '53 ~ JACKSON-:~~· '32, '38, '39, '40, '53, '54, '55, '56, Lowll' denturea are oltea clllllcult to manage. They 10t pollhed around by lbe dleoko, tonsUe and lip•. Balanclnl them, even when not eatloll, lUll lalklng, Is sometlmea a pl'llblom, .. III8IIJ denture .,..,.... lalow. Capitol Comment, Events Know Ed. N9te: Tho artl<le below eonelude1 1 1erleo of lbne prepared by frelaDee writer Harry MarliB of Jackson for area newopapen. A eonfldanl of the late BUI Thomu of Wellaton, letpe founder, Martin tbrongll the eooperatlon of tile Jaeksoo PnbUahlng Co., hao graeloq.oly made bla material a..llable to news mlldla In tile eight leape towna aod elllea. " Dear Doctor : I bave onlJ two teeth left, two lower eye teeth I'd like to get rid of them and have (ull upper and lower dentures made, bul mr dentist says 'NO.' He wants to oave Ulem. He claima they'll oteady my mower denture. Bul my teeth bave never been I!IJ' good and ~ these two lonely teeth last only a couple of years I'll have to opend money again to bave new denturel made." - Jobn D. •leu thole 1111 two Ioae(J teeth. "ney'ro wort11 a ltlilllu dollan. ADd blfll tho dellllol wbo wuta to 11ve tllem. Evn If tho)' last .... ,..... 11'1 wlll1b Peplq tllem. ' Johnson is now well launched Famous Athletic Figures Come from SEOAL SAYS to ~ • DOCfOR The Daily Senlinel \ I. �,, ,• . • AI.Vi1'ARS --"11"'--~ Evansville Seeks Fourth By United Press lnteraational and Willis Reed, now wllh lbt New Yorj Knick>. Reed ond Jackson are the leading . . , . dates wr rookie-of-the-yeN 1100ors in the NBA. . The All-America team IJ determined by the 35 coadlel I five from each geocrapltlcal section of the country} 1tbo r;..nk the smatl college teaml e:.ch week throughout the son. Next to ><oan In popularity among the coache!!l w'u NiJen.. l J~.M5~ 'ta) N ~H~==~:;~::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OBpl ewS dmr .. lllletl, RL I 0....~ I ! Small Colle"e Cage Title I. 1 I l I with a full court press. enabled . • ~--•"'""I """"' I Both major coUege basketball the Salukis to pull out the 1 tourneys will be in full swing game. I as of Thursday night when the . The S8lukis will meet North NaUonal lnvitatlon Tournament Dakota in semiffnal act~on to1gets underway in New· York, day. North. Dakota. t_runmed 1 yet oddly enough the best team .Seattle Pac1fic 97-33 1{1 Its open· in tile cuuntry isn't playing in 1 mg game. son. who wab named on M pet j either toumamen. Cealral Wlnl c~nt of the ballots: Frazlfr wal 1 The nation 's best team, judg· Those who don't favor Evans:selected on 81 per cent. Humee in~ solely from won-lost per- I ville ~s the bes~ small colle~e ~ per cent and Love 74. 1 t-e 11 tage, is Evansville Univer- 1team 1n tbe nat10n ~wing their And pop'!l loot 11 first - - :,_:__ _ sity of Evansville, Ind., which votes to ~entral (0~JO! State, a " base!" I has won 27 consecutive games team which also hnsihed its this season without a defeat. sea~ unbeaten: ~e M~aud· The reason you won't find the e.rs are com.pe~mg m the NaPurple Aces in either of the tio~aJ Assoc1~t1on of IntercolmaJor college tournaments is leg1ate Athletics tournament at . 1 because they are listed as a I Kansas .City and they safely small college. made 1t through the s econd I . 'ts If round of play Wednesday by Evansville must content I e d ow n in g Midwestern Tex ) I with playing in the NCAA ~mall University 75-31 behind a college tournament, w~icb It al- point and 24 rebound performready has won three times. ance by center Kenneth WllNEW YORK (UPI! - Jerry Seek Second Straig.bl . burn. Sloan of Evansv111e, a threeThis season Evansville . IS ' In other second round action time small college AII-Amerseeking its second straight liUe Fairmont (W.Va.) State beat ican, was a unanimous choice 1 and the Purple Aces got off on Alliance (Pa ~ 83-69 Winston· on the 1965 '' Little" A11·Ameri. · the righl foot Wednes~ay nig~t Salem defea~d Hlgh' Point Col- ca basketball team selected toas ~hey topp.led P~J!adelphla lege 78-62, Oklahoma Baptist day by the United Press Inter· i TextJie 92-76 m a first round University downed SQuthwest- national Board of Coaches. . game. The torr:seeded Purple ern Louisiana 9&-82, Southern The small college tea~ MORE BASKETBALL - The Southern Tornadoes will make their fourth straight appearance in Class A Dis- !~ces ~ot a JO..pmnt effort from University of Baton Rouge, which produced more !ucces& trict cage t"Jurnament play at Athens Saturday at 1 p .m. against New Boston. Southern, with a 16-6 record for the : Its LJtt:le All·~merl~a L;u'! La., topped Eastern Montana ful proressional players from season , defPated Rock Hill handily to win the Sectional T ournamcnt at Wellston. Personnel on the team are, front i Hum~s m downmg ~hlladelpht~ 97-86, Angsburg, Minn., edged its 1964 squad than the major row, 1. tor .. Marvin McKelvey, Bill Baer. Norman Norris, Larry Price, Gordon Fisher. Jack Bostick. Standing, j Text.ll~ and m~ved mto ~oday,s Hastings, Neb., 66-65, and Oua- college All- America qulntet., Coach Craynor Slone, John McClintock, Larr.v Circle. Dale Walla~e Hill, Sherm Cundiff and Bobby Grueser.-Sen- ~ semlfma~ agamst St. Michaels chila Baptist (Ark.) trimmed again boasts several outtine! Photo (Vt I, whtch toppled Akron !OI- Lewis till.) College 77-61. standing pro prospects. ._ _ _ ______ _ ___ - - - - ---" -- - - - - -. ~ m oth~r !Jrst round action. Getting back _to the lll3jor Wilbur Frazier of Grambling, 4-Daily sentinel. Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 . :\1ar. 11. 196fi Ohin Higb Srhool Tournament ~ Fla . v!terans .Lou Brock and I .~v~~~~vdle s toughest compe- l colleges, the NIT begins today. Steve Nisenson of Hofstra, Rob;.By United Press International Cu_rl ~ lood Lnpled and Bob I tltiOn •s exp~ct~d 1o come from I with a night doubleheader. ert Love of Southern Louisiana Class AA Districts Skmner and Steve Huntz ~ou- Southern lllmms. a team the Manhattan meets Texas West- and Sloan's teammate, Lar· At Bedford ,bled as !he world ~hamprons \ Purple Aces defeated twice dur· ern in the first game and 80S· ry Humes of Evansville, _ C:\t>veland St. Ignatius 61 exploded for an ll~hlt barrage l~g thbe regu la~ tseThason~~]hok~h ton College faces Sl. John's in complete the first team. 1 1 1 -Parma 60 of spr mg •me s uggmg. l•me~ y one pom . e ..:m u ~s the nightcap. Nisensou and Sloan a r e the At &rea The pikhers stole, /Jle gold . ran mto smne trouble m thetr The NCAA tourney resumes only repeaters from the '64 Lor am Kmg 85 stars at the Dod~ers camp as · opener. agamst Washmgton of I play on Friday. squad which also included Lu~ , KANSAS CITY. \1o (UPll~ ~ University, scoring :n points Clevela nd West Tech i6 Don Drysdale, Johnny Podres i St. LoUIS. but managed to come . Jac kson now w1"lh th e · ·I · · 1 c1ous the Marauders of unbeaten and hauling in 24 rebounds. as At Canton and .Joe Moeller each turned m from behmd m the second ha f Ph'l1 d 1 h' 7&e 0 f t h N Central State of Ohio contin ue Central romprd tn a 7~1-1-il dr· Canton South 69 thr~e innings of shutout hurl· lo defeat the Bears, 76-67. I GOES mREE ROUNDS 1 ale~ lak tb r~ A ~ 1ali' blast !he opposition and have r is10n Wednesday . . . · . Lodi Cloverleaf 45 ing during intrasquad artinn. , Southern Illinois trailed 41-29 MONTICELLO, NY !UP!)- tona as e a ssoctalon ~vanced into today·s quarter- The ga:ne was tie(. seven At Eastlake" ! Norm Siebe~'s horne , run j with 17~ minutes left in the Li~t heaV}:welgh~ champion FIRST Anal round of the Na•ional As· il.lmes, but as so often lhis sea· Cleveland East 63 I provided the Vl<'tory margm m game \!.hen sophomore Ralph Wtlhe Pastrano, scheduled to QUALITY 1 @ciatlon of Intt!rcol leg iate Ath- son, Centra, hit. ,1 hoi streak in I Willoughby South 111 the Orioles lntrasquad tilt and \ .Johnson entered the . contest defend his title against Jose · REGULAR ~=-ucs 1 NAIA 1 Basketball Tour· "v>hicb it neltt•d nine consecutivt> : At Youngstown Car 1 \' asrzems k"1 d"1d 11. 1e c<:~ me 1· Johnson. 1 ~ . 1 who . thhadf' tallied hlf only TorresSqon March G d30 at Mad!@ment. roints wilh less than six min- Ymmg~lown <'hanf'y 52 with a two run homer for the : two ~mfs 12n0 lne 1'hrst a .. c?n· l shon uarde r~rh eLnl, sparred Certified Oil Station 5 ; Top . seeded Central State. · utes !eft in the contest <md warrt"n 51 nectt::U or e remammg t ree roun s w1t no Torres W Pomeroy '!'hwh ranks second among the pulled away Earl BeedlUm lt"d , C'lass A Districts !Continued on Page 10) I time and his efforts, coupled of Havana WW.. __ natiOns small colleges, goes a- the losers with 22 points and At Canton ' -- · - - - -~ • P,inst ninth . seeded AugsiJurg, i Young had It Northweste rn 51 • Minn. ton igh1. Augsbur~ ran Ct!nlral now h&>; 27 consP{'\1· Clevelaml Lutheran West 26 sueces.~ lw.~n 't ~s record to 26-3 by edging tive victon<$ th is season. I' McDonald 76 I ~st Hastings, Neb., 66-65. in , Springfield Local 60 ~e second round play Wednes· I National Basketball Association At Co1umbns 4&y. By Uniled Press International Pleas<1nt 55 Licking Valley 53 .i :.Junlor cenier Ken Wilburn · F.a.stern Oi\·ision Big Walnut 64 .. "·' ..... ~!played Jumping John Heory I w. L. Pet. Columbus Aquinas 6t toung of Midwestern, Tex., , x-Buston 59 16 .78? . Plain Cily 67 .c:ul .• • - -~ CincinnJti 43 31 .~1 · L<~ncaster Fenwick 52 1 '• ;;o _ Philadelphia 38 37 .507 Logan Elm 61 Mt. Gilead 5J :I\ New York 28 46 378 At New Concord ::. x-Clinched ti!le West Muskingum 60 Skyvue 54 i 37 Jerry Sloan Unanimous All American Choice like it. 1 ' ' ' ,., t• .. ' ' ..: \ l "CentraIState ,Ill Quarter ..Fma • Is0 £NAIATourney J . . 1 ed~n~e~sd~a~Y·:_ 1 ~ } ll I a- City, Angela Sue ~. •12 Wellatml. Mala Sl, Pt. Plea.oani, Mrs. Rt. 2 Hamden, Mn, Lopls A. !JfeCanna. 2tll4 LIDL. Barney, Rt. 2, McAreoln Ave., Pt. Pleuaot, Mra. Roy E. Baker, Lottan. Roy -R. Cuto, First St, Pt. John W. McQuaid, Loroln, JoPleasant, Henry D. Johnson, S. lleQUald, Lorain, liJ'II, New Haven, W. Va., Mrs. HarC. Beb:, Huotlngtoo, vey 0 . BlaiD, Soulhlllde, W. Va . and Kyle Tobias, Ripley, W, Va. Mra. Nora Gilmore, :125 Union Blriba Avo.. Pqmeroy, Mrs. Guy L. Mrs. Robert 0 . DeW.,.., Rt. Priddy, Rt. I Rutland, Mrs. 3, Pomeroy, oon, ! :a p. m., Wedneaday. Dileluu'Jed Patlenta recently Included Edward Kiaer, Burbage Spaulding Harry 0. Bane, Mrt. Guy Wingett, Ml'll. Urban Cornett, Mrs. Booth, George Davidaon, Ase Jordan, ·Mrs. Cecil Dillon. Mrs. Paul H!Uman, Mrs. Ernest Eden, Mrtt. Joe Smith, , Stanley Cburcb, Mrs._ Harlan Frttz, Mnt. No~ Jay)olm, Mrs. MeGmnt and lnfBnt dauptter, Mrs. Denver Blab and infant daughter . Mrs. Charles K Burris, Mrs. . kM Jh Larry . EP . atnc , rs . o n Bull Portion McGwre,. Loretta C. Halley, Gregory CarT?IJ, Ter~sa L. Thomas, Dav1d Jenkms, Jada . h 11 J k' Sme Itzer, MIC lb. e e en ms, Har· ley Coy, James ...enegar, Warren Pear I Brown, Mrs. Dulaney, Merritt Sickles St"fl Mrs. a' artey, I u er, Th d d an eo ore FIRST .9 SMOKED HAM I' I 39c f .' Smoked Ham<;~:-.:_ 79c Certified Oil Station "'iiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiii:i MAXWELL HOUSE Instant Coffee Cake Mixes 19c Yellow Devils Food _ DISHES Detergent 3 Crackers - ~~-19c Los Angeles fractice Tilt ,. ,~~~~u~:e SWI•£l F0 }}OWS W. L.Pct. ' ~: ~ ~: 0 uxu -an can Own Dictates Jn Tiger Camp 1 'lbeo and SAVE David O.VIes SU~D LB. VALUE BUY GROUND BEEF lb. SIMON'S FRESH GROUND '' ' c 2 lb. SKINLESS ROUND LEAN, JUICY c lb. c VALLEY BELL FRESH MILK ° Bobby Grinstead of Mountain State Bwiness College Par·kersburg visited his parent., Mr. i and Mrs. Thomas Grinstead ov1 er the weekend. l.ouis Sismondo of Marshall University visUed hi! father Mr. Joseph Sismondo over tbe weekend. Mary Jan Webb of Sautherton Beauty School of Huntington visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Webb over tho week end. Mrs. Goorge Jewell ha11 re-turned to her home after being a patient at Medical Center ho... e Packegecl Fl~-· ond Vegetable Sods e Fertill..r e Potting Soil e Flower Pols I, ~Pi~ta~l~ln~G=a=lll~p=o=lis~.--------·ll SPRING BULBS WILL BE IN SOONI Ider returned lo their army base s·1o BEN- -FRANKLIN s·!o --- -- ~ .- ,.. , , ~ n , ·r 1 r 1 ~ '· ' " c-., J J'. '· POMERQY WY 2-3498 at Ft. Knox, Ky after apending week with relatives. Mrs. Earl McGratll Itt 1111 the sick list. Mrs. Fredo Carsey'• motber .lit a (Uest In their hnmt. -Mn. lobn Sloat 11 GOLD FISH & PET TURTLES RACINI!, 0. SIMO~S GAL. lloush. WILL ARRIVE VERY SOONI -. ... ··-Detroit 31 45 .400 -..1AMDIPkA,S.F11a. (UP!Ilh.-C~a~a· San Francisco 15 59 . 20~ ger. c Is er sen IS mtm· Wednesday's Results nati Reds back to work on the ! Bcslon 124 Detroit 106 fundamen~ls of t~e game to. New York 134 Philadelphia 123 day, but - e was glvtm .food for St. Louis 137 Cincinnati 113 · By PETE DOWD . . . I thought by the power display of {Onlv games scheduled) a pair of his younasters. · , UPI Sports Wnter ~ 1 Thursdays Games b s 'ft t k th 1 ·rony Perez walloped a pair . . . · Rn • w1 oo over e re ns Baltimore at Los Angeles of the Detroit Tigers Wednesof horne runs and Arl Sh • ams ky St · .d1 s an •·v ranc1sco . . • Lou1s d:w as .mtenm coach- and lost. ked a grand sIammer 0 · · · uncor . · . . 1 Wednesd h k d e1r01t vs 8 aston at Prov1dn(' no tim<' convmC ifllo!; the team 1n 0 ay as. t e cea .~ e- . 10nly games scheduled! ,gt'neral--and AI Kaline in par- ! feated ~ he 01 . eros, lO..S, m the Friday's Gamrs ti..:ular~t hnt he has no intention 1 club's f1rst mtra--squad game of Boston at Cincinnati ' of being a rubber stamp, the season.. , . Los Angeles at San Franr1sro Acting in a manner befitting Sha~sky s bla:;t and one of ! (Only games schedulclif hi s name, Swift told his men Perez 8 .four-baggers tam~ d.ur· Lhat he would follow ailing ing a rune ~ run fourth mnmg M::~nager Chuck Dressen's poli· , ~he_n the Oceaks pounde.d rook· College Basketball ttesn~ls Icies up to a point. but thai he 1 1e rlghthanders Dan Nev1IIP and . By United Press lnternahon~l intended doing several things Larry Dovel as 13 batters went Case Tech 91 Wslrn Rescrvc 61 1his own way . His fi rst execu· to the plate. NAlA Tournament 1tive decision involved moving Shamsky and Pere1. are prod· At Kansas City. Mo. !Kaline up to the lead~ff ::pot ucts of the Reds' San Diego Serond Kound i m the spring training lin~e up. team that last year won the Augsburg. Minn ti6 Hastings Dresse n. w:1o 1s hosoita lized Pacific Coast League title. Neb_ 65 in Santa Monica , Calif _, after . Shams~. a 23-year-old oul· St . Benedict's 101 Alb:my. Ga .. suffering a hear~ Htt.ack Tuesftelder. h1t with power on the \ St ..4 day. had the T1ger outfiek~e r coast 8.!1 he belted 25 homers. I('.entral. Ohio S! 7!i \1id\\·€'~t ~rn I in the No 3 batting position in ' drove in ~ runs and batted .272 L'. 61 camp. . I for San Diego. F'ai r mont B3 All'1ance. . P·,~ _ €9 . Desp1te. bHw h-calendar datP.. · d 1 1 . 1 McCool Has VIrUs IOklahoma Sa tist 95 SouthwPst- s~vera c u s s .owe ear y m· Perez named to the Irague's PLo . . dJcatJons of nud-season fo rm ' . . ern UlSH: m a 82 Wednesday 1 1 Winston-Salem 78 1 a 1rstar team at f1rst. and th1rd -\il'h p · 62 1 · Cards · Look Sharp 1 om b ase, led th e Ieague .m home Southern U. 97 E..;trno Mont R6 i • · · runs and extra base hits 0 . . · At the SL Louis Cardmals . 124 and hl't .309 m games. But' -uachlta - - - - Bap. - n Lewis . -- Coli . 6t training site in St. Petersburg __ ' when called u~ to the Reds late in the season, he managed just one hit in 25 tr-ips to the plate. He's only 22 . Darrell Osteen and Tom Frondorf pitched for the win· (25c or 35c SIZE) It'• our In-between-priced fulj-Bize Chevrolet with deep-W>Ut car- It'• big, It's beautiful. The stylioh ning Oceak team. Frondorf, aays comfort and quality in every peting wall to wall; luxurioua pottBII cloth uplwlaterg trimmed actually, buy thiA fine fllil-sized car former Cincinnati Elder High School stc..!r, pitcheU shutout in soft textured vinyl; and a Turbo-Thrill Six to lllllke the moot intermediate-sized models of other some of them! So why settle for a ;n.11 for four Innings. of ito Jet-amooth rldt. Low in oo.t, easu o" fual-pei tltU apirUed that can't .even begin to offer you all Lefthander Billy McCool Is You Buy One Sundae AI suffering from the discomfort of Six give• you laat UHJrm-upa winter and ~ummer, !J,Uick plcku,n aatisfaction you get in Bel Air. ·Come look it over. The Regular Price and a viral Infection in his lower and all the smooth dt~nndable po1Dt!r a ear ,....,r,lto be a great reaponsive Chevrolet Six. See-''' Receive One Absolutely abdominal region, the team highway prrformer, Juat come try It for fiO~rltlf and tee/ more yo~ ret for What you FREEl physician told Reds officials Wednesday, discounting any Off!lf Good Wed. ar.d Drive something really new-discover the difference at your Chevrolet dealer's • symptoms of appendicitis. Thurs., March lOth The 20-year-oJd hurler, who and 11th Only opeelallzed In relief work last --··-·-----···········--··-----------~--~---------·····-·-·-------.-~o--·----.--·~--------season, complalned of pains in hl.o right aide Tueaday. Siller pllllllld to run his club lbrouP tbe fundamentals again l"iidq before they open GmpeI Now Open Daily For Tho Season i'!lli:rLeqae pl.ly Saturday at Opposite Tho Pomeroy-Muon Bridge 8ita:uoUt IPinll Ute Chicago W. MAIN STREET POMEROY, 0. PHONE WY2-21~ were guest. in Dunbar, Weal Vtrginla with Mr. ond Illes. Richard Rhode! and cblldren. Mrs. Grace carr was 1 1'6cent guest of Mr. ond Mn. Charles King and children. . Mrs. Earl C<lwen of S b ad • and Mrs. ll1ndtl and oon of Zanesville VISited Somda)· with Mrs. Elsie Haning. Mr. ar.d Mrs. G1en Haning and son, Dale, called on Mrs. Elsie Haning. Mr. and Mrs. Claire Wagoner and Joy called on Mr. and Mrs Henry Wagoner recently. · Robert Alkire and Mrs. Ava Gilkey made a business trip to Logan 'Mmrsday. Mr. Torn Wei Is and Mrs. Stout were in Athens of busiDel'S last week. . Mrs. Sam LewiS and th t C VGralce arrM are .Palthents.taatl e e erans emona osp1 . Mrs. Earl McGrath called on Mr J h ~-·~ Mr d Mr s. o n .:~wu~. . an s. Dennis Fraley visited Mr. and Mr J hn Du can ~~ssZu Fral:y a~d Glen Oren· PARAKEETS & PET SUPPLIES FOR BIRDS, DOGS & CATS AID 'cROSS' SONS SHOP HOLSUM WHITE c lvs. I Food -I 45 28 .616 recenlly. Allen Borgan, wbo Ia employed In ,Columbus, spent week end wtth bUt mother, Mrs. BorJlllll, and brother, Michael, here. Mr. and Mra. Delmar Rhodes 1 eds Rooki"es ... • Mn. Jolul Bumpmor bu ...,. to her home after ba•· tq beea 1 patient at Camdell Clark Hoepllal 1D Partor'lburl. Mr. and MJ'II. Lloyd Rouab have returned bome after • ..,. t1oq1ng 1n Florida, Mr. and Mra. Ettwanl ZJm. merman of Pittoburgh are tq their daughter ond family Rev. and Mrs. Jack T. Welch and Tommy, Phil Cooke ol west VIrginia University visited bla parenll, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooke OV· er the weekend Harry Layne · baa returned to bla home after being a 111f81cal patient at Medical Center Jloo. pltal In GallipoU.. Barbara Howard of J.!arsbaU Universit "sited her paren11 Mr andy.;;~ B J Howard · Mt'k · the. ·eekend • eover w · ' Mr. and Mrs. Donald F ' Roush and Mrs Ha La : attended the apPear= of ~ F ed w · Orch t · H , r armg es ra ID unv · t tl mt:g:r~~oit~an has been 8 t' 1 at PIeasan1 va1 med'1ca1 pa1en H ·t 1 1 1 eyM ospLo a: R h and Bob rs. rm ous !levera1 days W1'th her da ughter and 1..• mil y, Mr . and Gerald Gerlach and son t C h F lis Oh'10 a uya oga • ' • . Rev. and Mrs. John Barrmger d St f hi II an son,. even, C cago, I. are VISiting thl8 week wlth her parents, A~r. and Ml'8. Lloyd . ed Mrs, Nellie Boqau ond Mlchael, George WeU. of llut1and called on Mr. and Mrs. Tom Welht e Garden Tools 2201. plastic botllft gone to its price! w..rern Division Mr.· ond Mn. Gary Bttrgan WHY PAY M and children ol Columbuo 'fiJII- - BETTY CROCKER 1 in lst 1--------- lOoz.$115 Whlto News Notes News Notes "' 1 ~hine Pomeroy W. 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Next time and ellei'J 1 1 time. pick up a loaf~ 1-!eie"s lONG SIZE at )'CU' flM:Jrile stae, the ~ loaf willa 37.5% more breadl 1 • 1 1 SUNDAE CHEVROLET BELAIR 8 • FREE! Chevrolet • Chevelle • Chevy' D • Corvalr • Corvette , DAIRY VALLEY i wflita Sox. ..--- POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY ~------------------1 • With the popular reeealable end label ' . ' , ., ' , • r '.-..•..l ,. '}<·~ '· . .. .. ,, ..,_ .. , ' ,. '., .. Q 0MDRE . '.\' BR I • .... ~· �~ . .. . - ... .. - . I New Attacks Are Expected I Plan Nationwide Demonstrations By United Pre11 laternatloaal 1uon. Aroused civil rig'ht1 leaders 1 James Farmer, national dl· (Continued from Page 1) 1across the North laid plans to- I' rector of the Cona:ress of b f 1 1 b lngin• Moscow and day for new demonstratlom In ciall!;quallty, oald ill New York 0 arn "•closer received suppo . n of Negro voter regis- that CORE ehapters throng]!Gut Pecek· mg ~ Wedn sd R tratton efforts In Alabama. the nation ha1•e been alerted some fsuppo tho 't ~~ ay dJ There were eall! for a nation· for a possible call Sunday for 1 ~::~c :~rt!~ 1: ~;on :a~ 1wide march on Washington and , a serond march on WashinJ· . I an economtc boycott of Ala- ton. that Russ1a apparently ts hold· b The march lf It comes, will ing back_ on deUvery of t~e ama. . .~ . I come someti:ne next week. MIG-21 JE>ts and ~rountl-~-a1r More state leg1slauve bodtes "The President has not lived Promlsed and church gr-oups l·0 1ned th e , up to our expectations in Sel. INonh Vtet Nam. 1 condemnation o! police violence I Farmer said. have The United States assumes 1at Selma, AI~- · w!~h "state- to 'keep up pressure even to I that Hanoi eventually can be ments of conscience. ket:p our friends honest.'' Ibrought to realize Its own fu- 1 About 75 demonstrators spent Civil rights leaders in Wash· ture interests dictate lhat it ; the night outside the Federal 1 lngton called Wednesday for abandon Its present policy and ! Building at Los Angeles, were , round-the-clock pray e r and stop trying to control South 197 persons were arrested Wed- 1picketing in front of the White Viet Nam. lf administration of- ·nesday in the city's most tur- 1House. Episcopal Bishop James 1 t" ma , 'We ficials wrong and then Red I~bu:le=n~t;:ci:v•:l:r:ig:h:ts::d:em=on:s:tr:a~·..:A::.·~P~ik~e~o;f_C;a;li~for _n~i_a~s~a-id_ the China isare calling the, tune. the problem assumes a far wider scope which adminl•tra· l tion authorities are not even n _ __ ___ _ _ (Continued from Page 1) willing to discuss . UPI Brie• fs RI'ver neu!s ' Democrats in the House of The United St.at~sd has made G • u g e readings: Gallipolis Hepresentalives have agreed c!ear It w1 11 cons1 er mterna· o:.t f ' . . . d. . rr Dam 182, 26.7, rwmmg ~ eet ( to put up a umted front mop1 1 011 10 With Ohio Gov . James A. Rhodes flanked to his left, na . IscussJo~s onn:/ ca or, rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 26.- l position to the reapportion- DOCUMEN'fS DISPLAYED 1 11 b ud Dr Keith Brandeberry, executive vice president of the Gallipolis Chamber of 150 ut 1 ~ once. 1 51udco 1 Jonsdarte 54, Pt. Pleasant 26.59, Hinton • ment plan which will be suiJ... i. . · , b ·d 1 d' 1 . me . 111ese me e an en o . :Cmmnrrce po~ted on t_he nght . Clyde ~arl_l s a_y. local cham cr prest _en . LSp ays some :North Vi et Nam·s infiltration 2.1l_fallmg, KanO:Jwha Falls ti.04 : mit.led to the voters in May . riocum~nts wh1ch call tor a hetler ~alhrohs 111 th{' ncar fut_u re. This TrtbUJ!e photo- and su rt, and the haltin of falltng , Charleston out. Lon~on l The Democrats held a caucus n a t I o n's 400,1100 CleriYm"' are re,~re<l lllld fully Ill"' sbould convera:e on Selma UD· teeted. less tbe federal government Civil right& leaders made acts to protect Negroes. plans to stage a l)'lllpathy Harry Bridges president of demonstration I h r O u I h the the lntematlo.;.l Longshore- streets of New York on Sunday. men's and Warehousemen's S i m 11 a r demonstr&tiotlS are uthoaiooeachoald loclnal Sanln hFrlsanunloncisco pwl~:eed10fo,:OO Frperslda~: ~~:~ 1 would vote on a -r~solution to Tuesday, and m Beloit, Wis. refuse to handle any goods Marches . wer~ ~uled ~r . Alabama "until the rights Saturday m Cmcmnati, Oh10, om · w·11 · f all the people of Alabama and Mtlwaukee, 'aDr Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., Mar. 11, ,!Jal CoDDle 11a1ey and Lloyd 11011, wbose marriage wUI be 1 even! of March 20, were lelll of bonor at 1 sbOwer iven Friday oventnc at the . 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IHE DAILY ~.,.,.., ::.~:,• .· '" SammJ ~=~a ._p!lf 1" lflODI the ' .. llor ,.-., Mr. and Krt'IJIIII Tllila 11ra. l!:dlll 95th 1 *'~~~i~~~!~.--:.~:~~~~!.. · In Devotions In Card Sale ONE DAY SERVICE s.t.~. · Mrs. Schoenleb Leads WSCS is Reported SERVICE *"Fiexsteel" The Racille Soutllem Local 7th and llh gatlo Eastern FHA N S ameS everaJ New Commr'ttees ° ROBINSON'S is for Old Town Flats ~Ca~~tvw.r: Society Notes Society Notes RHS H0fl0fS MARCil u IIIMI 1 SHIRT FINISHING ... r ertiiiKL HETTRICK ARCTIC SEAL . p, 111, with the Cheekmatea provkllnc maaie. Admt.,loa to 141 ...ts. 11 Is apoaso,.. hy tho Middleport F.H.A. ::.at 'i· SPRING fABRICS ~~ =y~:":U."~, 1 ft--.l-.!1L Roeent olsltoro of Mr. and IIJ Jlfn, ~ Rollrn. and SbarcD. • Forty • eight Rutland IDih Mrs. Leo Dolley and family in- The lleedavllle -I""''J Bottom IJFtll 114.,....~ ,11,..111 • .,,. .., PTA moe! Thunday, Match School students were named to eluded Mr. and Mrs. Delbert llomemaken Club mel ot the niCbl wllb-Jl.ri·......,. · 11 at 7' 30 p.m. In the ?th and the fourt!I ollt week! period bon- l.olter of Malta, Mr. and Mn. homo of Mro. Ara and Pa1lllDo ,iutland Chureh of Chrl<. by :.~ro, llonald Davis and Mrs. Mrs.~~!.tb~=~~ ~illS:': or roll by Prloclpal Ja111011 l!olner lcenbower, Mr. and Myen lor the Mardi moettng. Jame1 Jlaley. IUOII speaker. RmeobmoDII H,. Vennarl this week. 'niey are Mrl. Ra)'IDOnd Kema, Mr. and The buaiDoa meetln& wu ronGIJDeS - • playe<l during the will be oerved. ,nameo in black type all A) : ll!n. Ray o.lley and Mr. and dueled by the vice preoldeot, Theodln Ulltnllll, .lntef!la<Venlnj and prizea awarded to Freshmeo - Gloria n.omp- Mrl. Dwm Dalley, local. . llln. Lolha Kibble, durlllC llooally reoo~ plalifll, wiD Betty HutcblnBOD, Patty Gar· Chureh Rummage Sale Mardi 8011 Sharon Tllompsoo John wbleh Mra. o-.. Valet wu appear In Plltkorlhutl, W. V~•• son, Sharon Holler and Rostna lllld 13th at the Middleport w~. Donna ew, Ro~ Gorby. Kathy Cr~ ~carol ~ley olected as the oew couocD M.rth 28, under the .,...... lludlon. Evelyn Haley won the A • p Bldl. o... Grate, Lelia Klteheo, .M., were wee IDrs o ar- member. "Medical Sell llolp" ship of Ohio Valley CofloJe. door prize. DevotiDnl by Mrs. The Pomeroy Beod Clllzells l') McKino Larry Mollliom- bara Dalley. waa the subject taugbl by Mra. The eoncert 'lfUI becfD Ill 1:11 PSchoen! b o~ned tho Band Radio club wiD hold a oro ey, Mrl. Doria Dalley, dauehter Kibbl --• "- •-- Wilson OI . In the Parkl!l'lbura l1lCb Alter the honored I!Jlesls ope .y, Jane Peytoo, Sharon Car- Chr!Jty 11111 CArol vlalted her e ..., . ""'· ...,. · Sehool auditorium. ene4 their many lifts refresh· of the WSCS of the United potluck dluner at ter, Charlayne Davia, Dtapa hrolber, Mr. and Mrs. Okey They uaed mterestln8 llldes to menta of Ice <ream .;ue, colthodist church Tuellday evening Legion haD, Mid· Bropn, Michael Borgan, and Pack d lamll I help With their preseolallon. OVC 8ETI IIEOORD fee, kool aid and mbits were at the ehureh. " Thuraday at 8:30 p.m. Joyce Clonch. an J recent y. They elso d!Splayecl....,.al userved by the boatesses The group sang The Consemembers and their faml- Sophomores - Barbara WU- Recent vlJllors "' Mr. and ful articlea ID use for medical Enrol~ of 11 lltldellll Ill "Attending were EvelYn Ifill, crated Cross", and Mrs. Schoenare Invited to attend. Ulllll Debbie Smith Charles ~·· Ra~~ OkMr. help. Refreshments were Ohio Velley Collep, l'arlr4,rl. ··1 It c n Birdie Hysell, leb read Psalm !39: l-lll. Mrs. Tho Put Councilon of Theo- Seott,' Dennl• Weber,' Kana ......,. • · ey ved during the IOciai hour to burg, W. Va., lor tho ..... . a Y arao ' Glen DIU presented the pro~am Co ·1 o ghte 1 &uah Mr Gary (SerapJ Van the abo ed --• Mr ... _ Jeanette Davis, Carol Wolfe, Th 01 1 Uned "i.tf unci au ra o Tueker, J>b1e Wamofey, DeJ>. Meter' Mr ·Leo Dalley Mr Delve nam ..., •· trimester, 115, broke ,all f!ll'l 1 . Jestle Molden, Donna Nelson, ;g~h mad: cle!:: ~he meanln: wiD meet at the borne hie Ttu1Ier, Cbria Nappu, Mot· bert L....;.n Mr Delbert Oun Grace Swan, Mrs. Nell W!Jaon. records and reeeded the faU Betty Hutchlnaoo and Jean of a dlscipllned life. A questlo~ Mrs. John~I!!b, Nye Ave. va Johnston, Glenda Johnoon, lllr Jfoory Tribe. of Albany and MrMrss. ~~Harrgare.t ~~L.:~ Ieoro.;;;;;i..llmen;ii.iiliibyiii.iilt.ii..""...ilii!iiii 1 and 1r Kennedy, all of Rutland; Esthand anawer period with group The ev Jb..,10 o! Heath Nancy Knotts, Lori Godby, AI- ~ Hell!ll Barton local p·.,k M ; · er Carson LIZzie Geary. discussion was held on llle tc .• thodl Ch cb Ul oot Ian Gibson, Susie Grimm, AI- Mra Mary K 'vis ed. I ena, rs. ess wam Blanclle Wolfe, Lena McElhin· During the business se~~~~io~ ThMe das& 1J! WI ?·•"' m bert Harmon, Mary Floecarl. Loull·e. Van Meteernarand INlt'ek~ Mrs. Ruth Anne Balderson. urs Y evenmg a · ~ p.m. ·~ Mr and Mrs Harold Humph Margaret ney, Linda Lyons, in charge of Mrs. v. D. Ed- at the church. Leaders are Mrs . Juniors - Latlsehta Gate1 tl · · · Jones Reva Beach Margaret wards p-es'dent Mrs Har'"" p M Cheryl Long Jane Lucas Mik~ cen y. · · .. rey and family of Belleville, W.' ' . ' . . .. ' . I ' . . ·~ . Earl Davenport and Mrl. . loon Sam' Ht·c•·- Bar,bara Romue Dailey VISlted La~- Va., spent Sunday with Mr. and I TONIGHT Buteher, ·Mildred Wolfe ano Res~ announced an Ohto Con- Dowaon. Hostesses are Mrs. Marie 'u d D . ~ b ho renee Grant Johnston .nd Olhe Mrs Virgil Buckley I NOT OPEN gina Hudson, Middleport. terence district meeting Aprll 7 west and Mrs. AU!e Ca r, n a avts, Bo T m- Sayer, Jr., recently. M~. and Mrs. Ch..:les MeDon Evel)'ll Haley. Sharon Holter, at Grace Methodist church. 'be- Hawley. as Randy vuce M M K .. 1ed · Dav~s, · · at 9 a.m. with a 1unr h• Theodorus Council DaughterJ s.' n1ors · · W'llia ary and ems VIS!daughter Mrs . aid and .family of. Logan were 1 FRtOAY tocl SATURDAY ' Long Bottom; Bea tr1ce gmnrng - p ennee 1 ms. Anna"·Brewer . Morch 12-13 Linda Davis and Cind.y Davis, eon at noon. M . oney making flro-- of America wil1 hold a rum- Julia Lucas Lloda Sue Puker M -•I , recent VlSitors wlth Mr. and , '"THE LIVELY SET" BAUJe, recent Y. Mrs Ralph Barton I ' . ' j ects were d1scussed . An of · (Tecbnicolor) LangsviUe; Janet Dav1s, Gl ad a sale at the old Maytag Nancy Pope, Mike Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Congo M. J h Tum . •· ;_,avis and Alice Davis, Dexter; Members of the WSCS of the fering was taken for the scho'll in Pomeroy Thursday, Ronnie raylor Linda Chapman n. osep er 1uas re. James Darren, Pamela TifDou~ Me<,1ure, Joanie Nellie Tracy, Pomeroy : Hester Rutland Methodist Churcll were at Delaware. through Saturday, Carol Floccari. ' :_ov~ :~da: sanc:h Th ursturned home after heing . a pa· fin, 11 Sommer!, Marilyn Maxwell . 1 0 Adams and Betty Lou Jacks, guests of the Rock Sprlngs At the close of the metting, 13. Those wishing rumY e ran ml Pace bent at St. Joseph's Hosp1tal at "BULLET FOR A BADMAN" Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Methodist Church WSCS TUes- a salad course w~s served by picked up may contact close to their daugbter, Mr. and Parkersbur-g, W. Va. ITet-hnlcolor) Vel'DOil Peck, Carp_enter, day afternoon at the church. Mrs. C. F. Tompk~s and MrE. H. A. Barnitz, WY 2-3683. Mrs. Roy Powell and family . Mr. and Mrs . Harry Pickensn Audie Murphy, Darren Mr· Gavin , Ruta Lee, Skip BomSending gifts were Joan Wise, Mra. W. A. Morgan, pr_esi- Jed Webster Sr., w.lth _Mrs. E. Tbe Women's Missionary SoHomer Icenhower called on of Racine were recent visitors eier. Grace Wolle, Kathy F j n k, ~t, conducted ~he meetmg, E. Bryant a contrtbutmg hosof the Pomeroy First Mr. an~ Mrs. Maywood John- of Mr. and Mrs . Ernest WhiteMyrtle Donahue Thelma Mi· which opened wtth the hymn, tess. Baptist ehureh meet at the I ston Fnday. head and daughters. ' SUN, MON., TUIS. =:::=-=..:.:::..__:'_ _ _ _ "Sweet Hour of Prayer," folchurch Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Tllose who called on Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cheva· Mareh 14-15-16 John Muston's • ]owed by prayer by Mrs. Amos Grover Salser Sr. will be Mrs. Lawrence Johnston and lier and family of Mansfield "THE NIGHT 0' Leonard. Devotions were led by guest speaker. Mrs. J . H. Stephfamily were Mr. Ronald Wise, spent the week end with Mr . TH& IGUANA .. Mrs. Clifford Leifheit, who had enaon will lu!ve devotion• and The WSCS of the Methodist Middleport, Mr. Raymond and Mrs. l!;dward Chevalier. Richsrd Burton, Ava Gardfor her topic, "Prayer." hostesseo will be Mrs. William Church will meet at the home Kerns, Mrs. Louise Van Meter Mr. and Mrs. John Reibel and ner. Sue Lyon, Deboral! Kerr, During the busmess session, I Watson and Mrs. Joseph Cook. of Mrs. Harry Pickens on Fri- and Nicki, and Mr. and Mrs . son of Albany spent a day with James Ward, Grayson Hall, Delevanti. the Ohio conference district MAR. IZ day evening, March 12. Maywood Johnston. local. Ihis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dor- 1 Cyril Colorcartoon Several fund raialng projects meeting to be held at Grace Eastern High School Future White Shrine of The Esther Circle wiU meet Mr. and Mrs. Homer Icen- sel Riebel. I were pla1 med by Group l of the Methodist church In Gallipolis Homemakers of Amerie<J nomwill meet in regular at the Baptlst Parsonage, Fri- bower visit~d their wn, Mr. · ::.:..:::::=:._______:;,..,..,.....,...,,._ .,....,,......."""'' women's Association of t he April 7 was announced. It was lnated two representatives to session Friday at a p.m., at the day evening, March 12. and Mrs. CliHord Icenhower of F'irst United Presbyterian Chur- voted to purchase a picture for the state FHA convention at Co- lOOP' hall .. There wiD be eloc- Mrs. Hazel Cleland was Pomeroy Route. . ch Monday evening at the home the ehureh. lwnbus Carol)'ll Price d J !ton of officers and all mem- brought borne from Holzer hos- Mr. and Mrs. Artie West we" of Mr$ R. w. Vaughan. I "Rekindling the Inner Life Hunt ,;ith Pat Baile · a;nd ~".'; bers are urged to be pr,esent. pita!. Her daughter, Marcella Sunday dmner guests of Mr . Mrs.l Thomas Kelly, chair· Tllrough Prayer" was the topic Dorst as alternates Y The Catholic Women a Club Bailey spent last week with her and Mrs. Wade Hayman of Ra- · man, preeided with the opening presented by Mrs. l.ewla Grues- Members appoln~ to the of the Sacred Heart ehureh .will and returned Sunday to her . ~:me. • . prayer given by Mrs. vaughan. er. The group sang, "Take Time Soterian committee are Caroin the church ~udltor1um home in New Brtgbton, Pa. j M~. and Mrs. Rod Gr1m of The pledges and flower r u n d to be Holy" followed by arti- lyn Maxey Jean Hunt and following lenten semceo Wed- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Simp- Racme .•nd Mr. Frank Walton, collection was in charge of Mrs. cles on the topic with all mem- Jeanie Pri::e nesday evenmg. son spent Thursday evening in J 1oca1, v1slted Mr. and Mrs. ArEdward Crooks. bero participating. 1l!e comit~ appointed for MAR. 13 Pomeroy with Mr. and Mrs.l lle West. Devotiona were gtven by Mrs. The hymn, "Blest Be the Tie National FHA week lnclud.. 246 Roc~~~~s. CUb Bud Simpson and Bruce. Bruce .Mr. and Mrs .. Carl Autherson Crooks wbo eave an article Thill Binds" and prayer by Pat Bailey Pat Dorst Linda w Its regu ar was honored on his birthday. Vtstted Mrs. Alice Van Cooney from Readers Digest entitled, Mrs. Morgan clooed the meet- Perry, Ro.;, Ritehle, ' Mary ~ :;"lls~uryC~~'::!' ~~ !llr. and Mrs. Francia Morris at a res~ bome In McConnells"Sarge." The Bible study on mg. Refreshments were served Eagle and Teddy Price If Y .11 ~· • ed spent last Thursday m Athens vil"' recently. Galatians entitled, "Gospel of in the IIOCI&I room from a table A commltlee appoint.;.. to co eo " 1 lllAR~r~ · with their daughter, CbriMine : Mr. ond Mrs. Ollie Sayre vls· j Freedom," was given by Miss carrytng out the St. P!ltTJct Day prepare a map of Ohio's 'lbe Racine Elementary PTA Lake. . lted his slater, Mr. and Mrs. I Beverly Perlin. theme. leges and unlversiUeo ·u meet t the d boo! Mr. and Mr•. Sam Curt11 lnd Frank W~lla!'"• Condyvllle. , During lh bu In 1 Attending were the ahove and Ted"" rr· J H "' a. gra e sc . Sne AM took Mrs . Harry CUr- Mrs. Mmme Carroll was at ' " 8 esa sess on a Mrs. Carl Sbielda Mrs. WtlUam . .., ICe, ean uot, Monday evenm~ at 7:30. A first tis to the horne of her daughter ' Gallipolis on business. I reJlo.tl on the rece11t soup sale . ' . ilyn Curtis, Delores Maxey, program Will be presentAd . R t .81 f was j!lven and plana made to Elehmger •. Mrs. Fred G<le&lem, ol)'ll M.xey and Glenda Mr Roher! Bee le Second Mrs. Walter Weill at Washingecen VI tors o Mr. an~ havt· a hllm 'salad sale. n.e Mrs. Wllliam Grueser and e: . ·mother• wiUg s;,ve re- ton ColD'l House to viSt a Mrlys. Charhe CarroU and fanugrolip voted to oave HC bottle I!Jlests, Mrs. George White, Mrs. The program was a test E . . .1 week. Tiley then went to Columwore Mrs. Mae Van Meter. capi as 1 money-making pro- Riehard Lucas, Mro. calvin peraonality and value of veryone 11 mvt • bua spending the weekend with Mr. &bert and Ray OUrs. ' jec · Mrs Kelly re rted that Sprouse, Mrs. Don Anderson, cation. 1 ed. . Mrs. George Davis, wbo accom- Mr. Lowell Geer took his greling ~artbt .,.. 1 for sale Mrs. C. E. Bishop, Mrs. Everett Attending were RllSe . T~ bMe'ft =t~ ~a~ panied them home for a visit. mother, Mrs. Challle Greer, of 10 WASHER! by the memhers and anyone Colwell and Mra. C. J. Lemley. Mary Eqle, Marilyn W rd F' a Hous t Mrs. Ivan PoweU and ehlld- H.utland, to Etty, Ky., to visit ish' 1 d · Pal B81·ley p 8tty Dorst a "0 e ~ ren retumed to their home In his grandmother there. w mg to Pace an or er IS I ANNOUNCE REVIVAJ . a ' ' 7:30 p. m. The public is invit· Florida after visiting several Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rhodes • FOUNTAIN fiLTER WAIHING ACTION asked to contact Mrs. Vaughan WEST VOLUMBIA S l•m d Deeter, Delores Maxey, Teded. Refreshments will be serv- 1 wee!Uo '· Wl'th her parens, t Mr. 1 of Mane . Ita viS! . 'led h'IS fa ther, 'M Fred Le · Th 1 a ~ 1 dy Price Jeanie Price Jean • ALL POII:CUAIN FINISH 1and Mrs. Frank Cleland. r~g\j:r~yer was ~~~ b; ~~ Eva11gelical United . - .,.•~~" 1 Hunt, Li~da Perry, 'earolyn ed. 1 Mr. Milo Rhod~ and son, Mr. • , , outside and lnttde C~ks. Church of West Colwnhta Route Price, Carolyn Maxey and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Beegle of and Mrs. Orvtlle Rhodes and 1 ••-- V ha 'ed t has announced a two week "e- Janice Ritchie B . M . New Brl8hton, Pa., were week son. • L. P. c .... ends Mni. au~ ,n carrl 0~ viva I beginning Monday ' March . manes• eetlng I end guests of his father. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Grueser low water pressure troublee :~e StirP~rtck ~ D:~ theme '" 1~. Services will begin each I. Held by Lodge Ira Beegle and attended the and children of Pomeroy and • • LINT FILTERS l ·:re IS men ce cream. evening at .. :30. Rn. p .. lpt- Ma. . funeral of her sister, Mrs. Mae Mr. June Wines of Apple Grove • X HORSEPOWER MOTOR ca~~' coffee and green mints. honey .,, be the ev ·~ ~Jist w i: ~ A short ~usmess rneetl~g w~s Grimm. visited their parents, Mr. and • 811 CAP'ACITY TU8 1 Present were Mrs. Vaughan, Paul Fitzgerald leading held followmg the opemng rtl· Dr. Kathryn Philson of Blacks Mrs. Clyde Wines . MIO Perrm, Mn. Fred Lew•s. and Mrs. Raymor·' ual when Wh•t• Rose Lodg: burg, va., spent the week end Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Carroll ' ONLY Mrs. Crook!, Mrs. Dale Wal- the ptanlst. There will be Auxiliary met Wednesday after h ls't'"" h f ther Mr . 'ted M L' . H ff II M' R tt noon al the Legion Hall ith ere Y l owe er a ' · VISl rs. IZZie o ner. M K burn, rs .. e y, lSS ose a ci•J singing and everyone Scripture r 'ding of the . , .w Fred Philson, a patient in Hol- Mr. and Mrs. William Ables 1 and MISS Carol)'ll Russell. welcome. 24th Psalm was given for Mrs. Wilham Robson, prestdenl, •·· 'tal pho . . · 1 =il. .iiiiiiiiii;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;iiiiiiiiii;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiir,( Ide lo 11 by h 'd in charge. zer UUI!Ipl • lave a ne m their home. f' vot " t e pres! ent Attendt'ng were Mrs. Robson, Mrs. Evelyn (Rl.'<har.ds) The same number Mr. and Mrs. I Frankie Mumaw for the f N k Oh or the Star Class of the SyraWilliam Morris, Mrs. Blythe o ewar , lO, IS a Dudley Congo used. Her pareuse First Ur.' '~ Lewis, Mrs. Not11l8D Way- guest of her aunt, Mrs. Present ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde van. nest, Ravenswood, W. Va .. visChurch recently in the annex .Mrs. William Wooderd, Cross. David entsminger Mrs. Mrs. Milton Wolfe returned 1!ted them Sunday. of the church. l<>_,,ry Mitch, Mrs. H. Bush, home after a villi! with 'rela- Mrs. Mary Kerns, Mrs. Polly UA'JCNINB Miss Mumaw, eard chairman, 1: Dill DRYER HAS reported $75.90 pr-ofit from the Hannah Greenlee, Mrs. (). tJves at Graham, W. Va. Pack and children visited Mr. sale of Christmas cards. Watts, Mrs. Mont Miller, Mr. ~nd Mr~. Henry Roush and .Mrs. William Miller of Oak 1 call was answered by giving a . James Souders, Mrs. Pa- and Mildred viSited Mr. and Ifill and Mr. and Mr•. Johnoy I scripture verse containing the trtck Gallagher, and Mrs. Her- Mrs. Wngbt Roush SUnday af- Brown there. 1 word "heart." Bailey. temoon at ChiUicothe. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Evans of Mrs. 1bomas Clark conducted Refreshments carrying out the Rev. and Mrs. Paul Sellers Pomeroy vlslted Mr. and Mrs. tl!e program · ses~ion St. Patrick's Day theme were called on Mr. and Mrs. Ray Leo Dalley and _family recently. l ~ gave chapter one ''Basic by Mrs. Robson, Mrs. Byers recently. I The home whlCh was formerctples" from Presbyterian Law a~ Mn. H~rman Miss June Neigler, stu~ent ! ly owned by Mrs. Mary Bobo, ] '. for the Local Church, followed followmg !be meeting. ourse at Athens State Hospital, 1burned last Sunday night. : with a discusstoo. The meeting spent the weekend With her par-Mrs. May Johnston • 8AFITY 8TAIIT nATUlll was closed with ..ayer. Member• to .4teend ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Neie Ul'-fRONT UNT FILTEll Roll call word for March will "'filUit p __, gler. ATtEND FUNERAL bt "Spring" with Mrs. RaiTJ 4/. f!l aruue Mrs . Frankie Neisler spent Mr. and Mrs. Orin Smith and 1 ONLY Potts as hoste" and Mrs. May- PtMrsPI. Jo AntMn Whind te wasnln In Sunday evening with her sisters Mr. and Mrs. Harold Long of : ·u . the . easan, o ayeve rto. s . HI o mes ":1 gtve attend a meeting of AffUJate 11 m yracuse. Middleport attended the funeral · . Mrs. R1ehard Roush, of the Nallonal Cosmotologists Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nance and of Mrs. Mary (Mana) Smlth 1 servedd Mrref~~l ucBiorid and Hairdressers ASsociaUon at Billy Joe spent thelngweekthen.d Coughenour, Mrs. Smith's s!Jbo ve an a s. -""VIII ~Q. e. Dottle's Bea~ Salon. at. Chesapeake visit e1r ter, at the MilJer Funeral home WOM&N'S Plans were made for mem- ehildren. lin Ga!Upolls Thursday. Burial to attend the "Parada of Margaret and Rosemary Sel- was in the Gravel lUll CemeAfflliates " March 13- It "'" called Sunday afternoon on lery. She was a former Rio 15 at th~ Daniel Boon~ Brenda Sayre at Syracuse. Grande resident and former : eBiack in Charleston. Mrs. White teacher. Also attending the fun- I 2 PR. l!ostess for the April 12 PLAN .RVMMAGE SALE era! wao Mrs. Smith's sister, j' eWhite pr. $3.00 . meeting in Middleport. 1 Evangeline Chapter, OES, Mr. and Mro. Charles Kemp of • Middleport, will sponsor I rum- South Charleston. Obio. i HO'I'POINT MIN'S AND BOY'S 'll H mqe sale March 18 19 In the 1 M••· W • I a•te.• . former .U.P building, IZ to. 5 on OPENS SERIES i To Nifty Stitchers Thursday and9 to~ .o• Friday. MeiiZel Smith, pastor of the . ' Mrs. James Will was hostess Memhers havmg arncles to be Mornin( Star EUB Church, will ' AIR CONDITIONER Nlfly stitchers cl u b picked up may contact Mrs. bpen a revival series, March It, 1~;:~ eveninl, at her home, Wenden Bunce, _WY 2-M&O, or at the ehurch. Serv:ces will POll THI II Road. . Mrs. Jo Ann White, WY 2~. begin at 7:30 p.m. There wlll LOW PlltCI The •Venlnl wao spent IOCiaf· be special slln(lng. \11 are In· 2 PR. lllld In Hwlnl and knlttJnc. SPONSOR ENTERTAINERII vjled Beat ~ heat-buy at tbll fl'· $5.00 low 'prit!e now. . U!lefr~sbliMillto were '""'"' by The Rutland PTA wW ._I;Jo;a;;;;'...................,.........,, hostess to Mrs. Mu Foi- sor the Buddy Starcltter lhow Mra. w. A. Drake, llfrl- at · Rutland High Sciiool fl'riday FIRST . · ·~ · · Moore, Mrs. Herbert Dlz· MarCh U, .~t I p. m. The JIUd. fJGUALILATVR . , Mro. Lloyd MOore, Mrs. dy 61arelter Sbow Ia on WCJIS. "' • ~· to ' . I:!=~Brlckles, Mrs. WUUam TV Ncb IIIOI'Oblg. Proceed~ wlll Cirtlflall Stetlon i .• Nt. -..~.-.. · , Mlthi.-... "':ir1Pr .00 Beekf, Bnnda and be uaed to pey .., tho J'Ht<w. w u->- 11 .... , · WY 2-2635 Open Fri. & Sat. N..hh ,. t1 _.,.. .. :,I n•w· · .W.ill.. . ': atlnl the IChpol rafeterla. · -.... • • ..,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ;.,i! Fund-Raismg • PfOJeCtS are. Announced aid 1 ct>oel, Lula Holey, Marlo car. BOD, Pearl Canaday and Sabra, Edna Ruuell, Jennie Satterfield, Ch.rlolte Good, Barhllra Van Meter, Ethel Nicholson, !So abello Noloon, Sadie Wolfe, Reva Snowden, Vickie Kennedy, Hazel Van Cooney and Mrs. Smith, Blanche Braley, Opal MuHord, Neva Kennedy, Dori! Tllomasl!nd Kathy, Vlrg!nta Nel son, Mlldred Jeffers, Betty Longstreth, Mal')' Kathryn Hoiter, Grace Caldwell. Susie Park. De · dM er, Elf•• nniSon, an arcla Dennison. Susan Theobald, Donna Witllarn!on, Teen-ale Sunday Sehool cia" ol Rutland Church gf Christ, Joan May, Pauline Marcum, AlicL 'i'oung Bea Du. ' gan, Janet Bohn. Dorthy Yeauger: Roberta Wilson. Mary Virglma Holliday, anet Morris, Mittie Nelson, Lena Martin, Margaret Kennedy, Thelma Hy~ell, Kate Roush and :Jixie and Ethe,I and HeIen Mae NeIson. lllP 48Students Are Named for wil 1 1 "bold 11 Middleport SOCIAL CALENDAR Rutland WSCS Members Guests At Rock Sprt'ngs 1 1 " " ' - !ltorlq FUq w111 9ride,Groom-to-be,areGuests ~or Shower at Rutland Church o:;_;~ - ~·~::-;...~::::;;.,:.~;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;_~;;;o;;.,.. "·aph was taken shortlv aitt'r last mght s chamber ban(]uet m Grace Methodist church v· 1 Cppo 11 • k . the soguth and Marmet dams were runmng alter Wednesday 's session and O' . ,. d d G Rh d d h. t !e ong a .,c s m ,, . . dunng a press co nferf'nce t:On ucte- by ov. o e~ an Is par y. which administration o(ficials one foot and Wmf1eld dam 3 agreed to ba~ M~norit,Y Le~dare convinced Hanoi controJs. 'I foot. er A. G. Lanc1one s alternative fport facilitirs." 1 - - - - ----·-·-·--- - Ohio River- - Polly Crane plan, which would let each 1 Rhodes promised. if the Or. A. R. Christensen. pres(. 1down 13, UO a.m.; Poplar UP ( county retain at least one rep. Ma~ 4 bond tssue _!l~su e_ No. 2\ ! dent of Rio Grande College, urg - ~1 14 , 4:.S p.m. ; Queen C1ty up 14,1resentahve by p~v1dmg fracL epr-esentatton based on 1 calhng fo~ $290 m1ll1on lS pas.s- l ed Gallipolitans to "support this 10:45 p.m.; Francls Hougland 1 tional r_ ·ed by OhiOan.<, that funds Will !college . There is nothing like a up 14, 12:20 a.m.; Jane T. up population. hf prov1ded for pressmg capt- . small school. Rio Grande CoJ- 114, 1:35 a.m.; Peggy Downey : . _ 1 1 '0nl~' you ca n_ solve. your r . ''Yorl. li\; P 87 o!\1f'r (l!Jio.(_ 'oun- Ital needs in education . resea~ch 1 lege is 8 great asset to this up 15, 3:30a.m.; Franklin Pier- ~ WASHINGTON- A SURVEY own prob lems. No outsr dl?'r 1<.:. !It'S. must securtaddr!JOna\ 1and dE>velopment, recreatiOn, community." ce down 15, 6:30 a.m.; Ben by the Defense Department going to come m and do the Johs for :.1 gruw!n!:: population . m_ental hygiene and correction, ThP apeaker praised Dr. McCool up 16. 6:40 a.m.; indicates that less than 16 per job for you." And to accomplish thrs. )' o u a1rports and water resources. 1 Cbristt>nsen for his fin~ tf· guna up 17, 6:45 a.m.; Luther I cent ol the organized Army Thu~ spoke Ohio Governor I need improved educational in- 1 "This will be accomplished lorst at Rio Grande and re- Herdman down 18, 5:40 a.m.; I reserves ' 228,000 enlisted men Jam~ A. Rhodes Wedu esdny c:ti tutions. ex panded and addi- with no increase in taxes. " said 1vealed "flaancial can bt Zimmer down 20, 6: 10 ..a.m.; i are ready to volunteer for duty :night bdorl:' 210 persons a l_ten~- tiunal. industr~'. i.mpr?ved r~- Rh_od7s. He pointed . out that I upeeted in the Thurman area ~anger up 20, 6:35a.m.; Louis- 1in the National Guard. :ing the 28th an nua l Galhpolts lcreatJOnal ;;~nd htstoncal fac1h- Oh1o 1s the only leadmg mdus-- I In the near- future." mna up 21, 5:30a.m. ; Western Results of the survey. learned Chamber of Commer~e banquet ties h.!f tourists. mo~;rn high- I trial ~tate whi~h has not had up 21, 6JQ a.m.;_ Jefferson up roday, also showed that more 1 Ill" - Cllstlnctlvo in the Crace \1rt hod rst ch urch ways and an a 1r porl. a tax mcrease m the past four 22, 6:40 t'm.; Brunestone up han 35 per cent of the sl)'llnl ptut rwutct $hOCk·n· dining room. Cominut!d Rhodes, "In order j years. I 23, 5:35 a.nl .; Warren Hougland serves' 40,000 officers - includ- 1 ••torllltOf•, &(lbnt OIIIIIM;tloa, "Your problems arC' no dif-~ to cr_eate a suita~Je atmosphere! In ment ioning the Appal~chla i W OC up Greenup ll :20 p.m.: Philip ~ng 56 per cent of these PrtCitiOI • Jl Wllld tnowom1nl. $12.0 ferent here than they arr a~y-: for mdust ry . wh1ch would as-'l project. Gov . Rhodes pomled : Sporn up Greenup 12:10 a.m. mg the rank of colonel where else. Other communlt t<>s sure jobs. progress amJ oppor- out he is anxious to get the pro- I Alton Zephyr up Greenup 4:30 ' above-have expressed willllng- 1 are solving their problems. You rtunities for all, you must have gram in operation in Ohio, but I OCJe 0 es a.m.; JohrJ Hood up Greenup ness to accept permanent can conquer yours too. bot you an airporL 5:40 a.m.; R. H. Bosworth II , ... .,enfs in the national guard 1added, "This will not solve our i M M Rif detwn Greenup a a.m.; Indiana at their present rank. are going to havt> lo f1ght hard "Airpor ts ar(' t.oday 's most! problems permanently. Appala- 1 8 0 t(f build a better com munit y in modern advancement - indus- chi~:~ is only temporary. Indus- [ 0 ~ rs. d · J · !down Meldahl 2 p.m.; Andr-ew 1 which to live," continued the , trv todaY will not consider an tn is permanent." , otnns'" dan ft oan ~thn 1 Calhoun down 23 5 p.m. · ' fl"-~'~a;-:-nr."m·?R-!tt!i~~~-~· · · · spen un av a ernoon WI ' ' _!~\·ernor_:. _ _ ~ _ an·a unless it has su itable air- Gov. Rh~e~ ~nlro?~c~ by their grand · mother, Mrs. o. Lady Marjorie down M~l~hl CHARLESTON, W. Va. · -IM. Rife. 4,05 p.m.; Bayou Denatairi up <UPIJ - A lhowdawn on the dM R nd Th Meldahl 4 : 5~ p.m.; Ravens- death penally repeal biD waa ,.1r. an rs. aymo om· 1• wood down Me!dahl 8:30 p.m. ; •-• 1~ 1 • ~ D the West VlrpnAth d t S .. .. Or"'y Rile and .. daughler, j 6, 40 p.m.; Jolm J . Rowe Whal oace _,ed a8Sared B~· r\L KUETTNER in a street toda_ v and threat-, bedrolls and blankets Wednes- Phylhs Wooten, VISited Mrs. 2. 25 m. Robert Reed u of pasaage bas now become United Prt>ss International t>red to r~·main until Friday. day night after officers re[used W. V. Rife who makes her · .aft bl up 4, 40 p more 1bae a ••morallllsat:" Court 51 • .{)ELMA, Ala. I UPl l - About Poltce apparently were content Ito let them proceed on a home wtth Fay Wood. Mrs. imBo ~ 18 e 8 · and tbe whole matter could 400 Negroes and white clergy- to let them stay planned march to the Dallas Rife ce1ebrated her 89th birtll· p. wl es. upd a. m. , e~~d liP ID illkrllll Jtudy .h d da Ma hB ennsyvama own 7.45 a.m., • dl f t kd 1 30 b 1 ~e_n ro~ ~sla es_ ~~uac~ r e emm~lra ors sprea ICounty courthouse .. and they Y_on rc · Solva u 7:5S a.m.; Titan ,--.......-.---......-.-....- ._ _ _-.,.--..-.-._....._, vowed "to spend toma:ht tomor- B1ff Kreb~ spent Sunday . Y P 06 ru"' and the next day ,; Police with his friend, Mike Fraley. 9· a.mi. Rl Se t 1 1 ,Commissioner Wilso~ Baker Mrs. C. S Rife and son, Lar- Kuaw ver- me 1said they could stay there ··as ry visited the George· Bev~r- Marmet 2:45a.m.; I1 h ., idge family in Columbus Sun- ce down Winfield 3 p.m. i FOR I ong as t ey want to. day. Booworth up Winfield 3:25p.m.; , There_ were these o.ther deve~- Carroll Woodgerd of Colum- Thelma Ann up Winfield 8 p.m.: 1opments all the r-actal turmoil b lied on Mr. an d Mn. Lucy Jane Lucas down Winfield · o 1 us c:a 1.mu ed t o bo 'l m ..,ema con t: J b D . t4·2S am. Little Edward up , Sehedul01 H rill o n umgan, Sunday. I . . .• Come, see, select from beautiful ea I Mrs. Paul Brown and Mrs. Winfield S:5l a.m.; Helen Z. l _new materials. Hundreds of yards i - Federal Judge Frank M.I Estil JohnROn were shopriog in : down Winfield 6:45 a.m. 1 of new spring fabri cs no•.v on di s.Johno::on scrcdulro a he~ring in ,Pomeroy Friday. Also vhiling play. S£>\\" <~nd Si-l"''E': \~o~Jt_gumt>rv lodav on ht~ ~rdPr ' there were Mr .. and Mr s. 0. \1 . 1TWO BOYS ESCAPE bat nng Negroes .from stagmg I Rife and Phyllis. MUNICH, Germany (UPI)SPRING SPRING 40-mlle march !rom Selma to Carol Darst visited her si~ ler , Two teen-age C1.ech boys dodged I WOOLENS BLENDS Montgonwry last Tuesday. Ethel Rife recently. I Communist bullets to escape to I Around LOOO N:gro~s West Germany Wednesday, the ! 2.98 and 1.49 and I marched on the Capitol m , Bavarian Interior Ministry an· 3.98 yard 1.98 yard nounced. Montgomery Wednesday · many lmgered unlil early this ! morning , protesting Sunday's ' violent dispersal of Negro e All seams stitched with hickory marchers by state troopers and cord. a mounted sheriff's posse. Ne- .. I Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns • Hemmed on all four oides groes in Birmingham planned a Mrs. Hugh Bearhs returned I WY ~-2284 "sympathy demonstration'' home Thursday evening after 115 W. SECOND e AU aeams double stitched to ON day. spending two weeks In Vestal, assure added strength POMEROY OHIO I - The Rev. James Reeb, 33, New York with her aon-in-law e Arctic Seal, the <II'Y finish with a "-~~ ~=::~=·:-:-~~=·======:--;:;;;::-~:::;:;:-:-=~ I of Boston. one of three white and daughter, Mr-. and Mrs. unitarian ministers beaten by a Barrie Phillips and their new wax base group of white men on a Selma da1Jihter, Jill. ~ str.eet Tuesday night, remained Mrs. Robert Ritchie and Mrs. j e Will not crack or peel in extreme in "very critical condition" in j Blll Grueser called on Ronald cold weather- Will not run or a Birminghllm hospital. Bearhs recently. bleed in hot weather LAUNDRYThree Mea Arrested Larry Bailey visited with RonDRY CLEANING e AU corners reinforced with four - Three men were ald Bearhs one afternoon re-/ WY 2-5421 POMEROY and a fourth man cently. thicknesses of material Wednesday in connection ;.tti; jjiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ • Rust proof grommet. spaced not the attack on the ministers. more than four feet apart all Two of them were Wednesday night on charges around in reinforced hem assalllt with intent to kill Ju s! as :vnu ('a n rf'ly on , rdeased under bonds Livlno Room choin your do<'lor· for di;1 gnostic : $7 .500 each. They · -~ Llfttlme Gu1r1ntee on s,rlnt• skill and medica l knowJ. . were arrested by FBI • edgt> i11 pr{"sc ribin g, so . arraigned before a U.S. comyou t'IHl re ly on our phar· missioner and freed again on • ma<"i s!s to carry out dor-bonds of $5.000 tach on civil tor's orders to the letter , rights charges. RHm 1ncl Dining It""' 'urnlture .' .' . X This trustworthiness i~ on£> of the ABC's of Do,.. pharmary1 ttes-T,------• ._, ~ ... "" - thl r· ,, . '·~ ·. 119·95 INGELS FURNITURE :'.-··! ""1'_.-,.,_,. ____ i =•P �. ...' . -· . . \ .' "'•!High Legion ' • IO-Dally SenUn•t. Pomeroy·Middleport, o .• M_!r.ll ,l9&5 ! Archers Plan DaUy StnUnel, Pomeroy·Mltldleport, o. Mar. 11, 1985-9 .rVietims of Communism are Aided '1n Pledge by Beta Phi Group ~ Official to A pledge 1o support l.be Ill- . proje<t of aiding victllns of communism waa made by l.be "Ohio Eta Phi asap. tor of Betta Signa Phi Sororlt1 at the moe!int Tuesday evenln1 ill Mlddlepo!"t Gaa oHice witb Newman, P'""ldent, In fom,tlo~al =:; RIZER , s The IT••P made a conlrlb.. lion to the ln!ernatlonal Endo,... ment .and IA>IIn Fund and voted to support tile IDlematlonal piedge or $15,000 ~ed for printing textoooks lor ehlldren of e..aped Tlbetlans In India. T h ·e report of l.be nomiJI. atllJI committee was giv· en. iand memt:Jers are urpd to attend the meeting March Z3 WheD electtor of offlcers wlll be bel~ . A couples party was sche!J. uled for March Tl at the DAV ball ID Pomeroy. FinaHdetalls for the party will be made at the next meeting. · It waa announced that the Eastern arM convention wiD hOld In Philadelphia Apri' 2-t-4 Wllh Walter Rou as the main spe~r. Memhera planning to auend should contact Mra. Frank Eschleman by , March 20. The. oultural program waa 81\'ell by Dorothy Amberger and Barbara. Bei21ng. Refreshments were served by Betsy Horky and Mart:ta E!<hleman. The memhera are atlll colle· ling ootl\e ~apo to aid In the cancer drive. Attending were Shirley Baity, Gall Hovatter, Ina Meadows, April Smith, Linda Watson. Mar· Wlae<up. Shirley H,.. · Loll · Betty Raw· B!Uie Jo Spears • n d - , Mn. A. R. KnJcht. Second Session 01 B"b/ S d I e fU y He/d WednescJay Tile oeeond lesllon of t h e · Bible otudy "'lbe Letter of Paul the EpbeJians", as related to tbe aelf~valuatloa of Metbl> diBI. Churches in the quadrennial "One Witnesa 1D Ooe , was held .at Heath Methodist Church Wedneaday evening. During the evening aesaton the dlscusaed l.be cbapter including "One Lord," "One People," "One Metbodl!t and 'One Church." The M. E. Dowaon led the and gave the prayer. Questions diaeuaaed Included of keepiDg 1.be youtb tn cburcb program, making aware of l.be Importance allending church school and with their chlldren and of how 'Lordship of aflecls the lives of ObrlsChapter five will be tbe at nexl Wednesday's DAVIS-SHULER SALUTES AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN DURING BUSINESS WOMEN'S WEEK MARCH 7-13 Button It on, button H oft. That's the beauty ol the bow OD this coin-dot crepe. 100% Dacron polyester. W1t1te, dotted in monocolora. SPECIALS! •7. •10 •12 ....... 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""""" keeps wWes wooderfutly happy and satisfies Dudget-minded ~. too{ Outwears comparabft priceo carpets tnree to 1M! times. Guara8gllinol -mal home weat lo<!eo yeaoL $pols and spiN~ WlNsl\ with S)I'..... C detergent T9!dutree .e heat-set tanfKlt wear er weslt out. li:IXWious \ . 12at8p.m. lcbool GLOVES $2.00 to $7.00 HOSIERY 99c to $1.75 JEWELRY $1,00 to $10.00 HANDBAGS $3.00 to $10.00 SHOES $9.99'to $12.99 lollllwed . .00 were ......... .......... PAIR .......... --111111- .. pampefing- . . . bf EltMwid - (lGinl 1ae tor )IC u n .w: Soft u a cat'a purr- Dlbeleatber that civet Willi IIYeJ')' lllOft. YOIUII • H feell with low &tacked heel, tutored bl·rlie vamp.-BeM or Iliaci. .FOREMAN &ABBOTT TH:E SHOE BOX- Middleport, 0. ~· ,............. ........ greets Spring with o lroslhiQ ol whit. pollo den. eaq.ca,. THREE WAYS TO PAYI CASH, CHARGE, OR LAY·A·WAY• tHtvred bl~ af ooliOn -·In"'"· .12.99 ' MIDDI:BOIT,,'(). > • -~- '' ' ; ...~· ,_ '·' t'"' ' .' ' "" . ' ... . ' . -.·~· '" "f:.' ..... ~-". ....,.-"-- c.•; ..~·<"'• . "' �' ' • tn•fll •~•.0 "'" o.., "' "- Ill t"ui>IIMllno l 11 3tc I ----:c---:---:--- llaJUI.A FIUNI "ubn,n.. ~·· .,, ~"~•"' ! 1Jd,1• *' Nl.-vt au, alb a . . ...,_. , to oh)frtlo"l"l• r.r.,n..., •-0141•••1' NPtn"I•O •hoUh'l ,. r'b• u•" "'"' .,, n• .....,... "~'"" ~ lllNI"ttOII. WANTED: Middle • aged man For Sale 'nl• ---- "u"' l fol' STVERTONE or woman. ~ust be able to -----· - - - live in. Inquire Ohio Oual Spraker, au- Middleport. ~. 2·27·tfc ltomStl(' f('('Ord player, $39.95. G f.. Automatic remrd ~lay· U. S. Clvllhrvlc. Tuhl ftAT'II lllaa·•um•() Ill aao 0 .... 8eo\Lril JODI. ,..,, wu• o\tt '"""r• er. 127 95. 45 rptn au ' oma I'IC' Htrll pa, !IIIIo"' bfloQre ad•er~f'tlmUit f C•nu I"" •OI'IG une lno•P'f'1"" rE'Coni llti.<~C'hmf'nt. $8. 9.~. rhou~and• of totla oploll f'nparaton 'llltmmum t:h1r1• IM• '"ftltll tn.tntn1 anti\ •PPnhl~ "-pert•o('• t't c,,,... "" •""' Po• r.,~ ~o• , Werner Radio & TV, Middle· aeuall~ 1111afl!-tJ' ~ tllfaTD:I• Hl'v.tl" <Ut rann• 3 ]I • 1 t~oa •• Job.. MJU1- ~al,....llltll. 5fl G.. ('.,_, 0U~nUII' Oil ~ld . , .. •a• ! por I ' J (' Write •-'>diU "Yiq GUile. . . . . . . . ••d •or- cll.r> 0 . . i ~· pll(l ••till" 10 lla.n f'Aftll Ot rHAI'ilC.!I: 6 lliJITIJ ... fUia _ au5 !ol 5o wnrd mto· .~~,., e: ...., · ••• . . ~IY -8 ..1(1 · ill Ill 1.o rr~~~~L~\ M lt•OO a&st'1...1 PROhl•CI"~O w"''l "fl ~--· piiDu.. - - - - - · · J SMALL SUPF.RTOR gram dnl , "'""" •<~"'"""., arnrll ttot..'ltl " "" tro a..oo P 'I Oaii.J a 1 one row corn planter . harrows. plow~ . sullable fo: Wanted To Buy O•tb sm;;~U trat'lor or one horst>. OOOQ I c;ood he<JV)' Low whee1l wag OLD BRASS, copper aDd ircm on, also butrhermg too.s. Af. . ld t ed band ter p rn. phone : CH i-2361. pieCes, o. oys, carv . · led furmture, marble topped 31 3 11 PHONE WY 2·2156 i ___ P furniture, drop leaf table, cor- 250 amp 41 B TweotiPth :=:;:=:;::;::;:=:;:== NEW Century amp cut· nt-r plank seat cupboards, chairs, desks, cane chain, 1 Clrd of Th.-nks l''E WTSH cere and relativ~s. .lflrT!ee. Bn ~. l"o.-.r aeatuwl, l"om•ror. ObJ-. 1 lJbroln Wt>ld~r . 310 tap, 2Q year bowl and pitcher sets, china dolls, old lamps or parts of lamps, gas light! and pict:ure! to expres~ our sin· frames. WY 2--526.2. Mn. How- r heartfelt t.hanks ard Cecil, West Main str,,.~ friends. and nelgh- 1 EARLY BIRD C.UIPERS p 2 23 klndnt"ss. svmpathv.iComt' m and look over our __om_er_o.:_y_.- - - - - warranty d We trade ~lf'igs Count~· Lan · mark, Pomeroy . 3 11 lie ting to: 1 Better Buy Used Cars 1956 Olds 88- 4 dl Door Sed•n _ _ $295 Locally owned end well cared for . Good tire•. eutomatic trans. &dio and heater. 1957 Chevrolet VB - 210 - 4 Door· $489 Black and white finish. Standnd trans. Radio and bealer. ' 1 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door _ _ $695 Dark green finbh, clean Interior •ll good tires. V8 en· glnel Power&lide trans. Radiu and heater. Abon l\'erage conaition, 1960 Volkswagen 2 Door _ _ _ _ $999 1 I 1 ' Pomeroy Motor Co. Swift Follows Own DictateS Wheel Alignment Brake Service Bl tf O'I""'""""'""'""'""'""'"'"""'""',..Jt ae nars .iT T' E t ASHLAND OIL TIME SOCI.ety Notes SERVICE STA JION 1, I: I i ..... ._....c:...... 1 l, l' aton •.. ,... _, . I ........ ...........- .......... . -'!""-"' '"""' .... - ... 0 I:. ~ li.!rn ' 0 1- ··---- s...- \ __ ' ' ' ., (· . ' . -' . ' . ;;~ ,",·~.Ji I ' ,.f'' \'f . • l~~J·' J , ;>.' ,. ,. ' ...· ~I\PWITJO" OAHOR · .. ..,.._ .... I 16. mediNl.lly Music note 17.0uterhust. 18. Greek leland: ............., . u . God of 32:. lDnJiillll. 16. Pronoun 11. Starch, love : Rom. 36. Epoch 38. Word of protellt b<by carriage !or one 13. Member ot lD. Blunder the family THE ~IAL SERVICE MAJORS AT SARA f.! · LAWRENCE COLLEGE pou. 20. - o t Wight 2'1. Spooky 21:1. Poplar tree 26.8have 27. Giant.: Gr. blyth, - . . KINCt ' 1ASOLINE ALLI!'I' ... ao. At home a1. iJttxes 84. Mother ot Iriah rodo ~. J'arrners• orga.nl- ..tton 86. Arahlan cMeftain 87, Candle • 38. Came up 39. MilJa Astor 40. Not cold DOWN 1. Receiver ot an honor :. Leave out DAILY CRYI'TOQUOTE - Bore'o bow llo A.XYDLBA.A.XB II 1 led, J ~SEEN , lUKEY THRASHER DOWN IN "" I ltpi I I'IIED I.A$5WII.L CROSSWORD 1 bon for ~luxe trim, \'lnyl interior. a:ood tireJ. Grey finish Hnter. anr bll"antiful noral offPrine:s Apurht' lme of eamper tnH I· 1hown at the death o f our ~r" and camping suprhf's STANDING Timber Top 1961 Olds F-85- 4 Door _ _ _ $1085 beloved ·wife and molher. An., 1\:J~ke vour best buvs now. prire paid MJrion Reynolds, na Shields. A special rhanks · Bring "your deal with you.l Conlvillt', _Ohio, Rt. 3. CaU V8 engine, 1tandard tnns. clean lnterior. Dari blue finish . to Drs. Boire. Slark and We <ire trading. Heated after t o'elock, 667-3503. Daniels. nurse-s and staff of l demonstrators. .~ msbary'sj 1-11-Ue 1961 Pontiac Tempest 4 Door _ _ $995 the Meigs General Hospital : [ ~padw Travel , Tr::llll'.rs, Jt ' --=:-:-:---::--:--Rev. Early, singt-:-s. n;:.,lP-..-."lr·l ~ourrh Ave., (,alllpnhs. 446· Business S.rvic.s Automatic trans. Radio 1.nd heater. I.Jkt new whitewall trs, S:o.·raruSt:' Ladie-s Auxili·l .02311._ 10 11 3tc lires, green vinyl interior trim, white finisb. The c\eaneBt" l'U you will find. FrBDL (.. Roush ary of !he Volunte€'1' Fir"' nardtn 's \1arkrt. Syral'USt' has Plastering &.:ontractor DE-pt for fllod brought to ' as ·~pt'{'ia ls Thursday. Fri· our home , Ewing's Fum·ra d dav and Saturday: reg . 2 for ''Patcblni a SPK"iaJty•• 1962 Chevrolet Impala Spt. Cpe. _ $1695 Home for their eHirient and I 39r bread. l!'w loaf with a Martin HotfoJ V8 engine, Bhndud tran!il . Good wMtewatl tires. Spotles1 courteous service and :o all j $.1) purchase of groceries ; Bj Pomeroy, Oblo clean red Interior. Whitt" finh,:h. Radio and healer. w~o t1elped in any way · I t'ans of Huron mJik $1 : Pick· l 11 3tp Li Shields and Family i le and Pimento ]oat. 49c lb.: - - - - - 1963 Corvair Spider Monza Cpe. _ $1895 l 11 LJutch loaf. 59c lb. : Cris;- let-t 0. McCoy, Auctioneer. Train·' 1 ture 2 heads 25c: Florida ur experit'nce. Chest~r. Ohio i 1.50 HP engine. 4 !!lpetl!d ~rans. Buckt>t aeat~. radto and ---·~ -~!~_ory~--~ ange~ .19c doz.: Reg 98r Fa1r· . .S 9 tfe 1 heater, good white\tall tir~. Lot• of performance at • ,. IOVJNG memorv of Jim· mont icc cream 79c LJ gal. I - i ptoderate price, mv Gilkey. who p3ssed away We have Sf'f"d potatoes ~nd, TO BETIER serve you. we oponion se-ts on sa.Je, erate a t-wheel drive loader "63 Tempest Le Mans Coupe _ $1799 " •. ~'' 1 vears ago \Tan•h ll: Opeu Suoda~· l1 a.m. tn 7 p.m. and bark hoe. Frf'e ••ti.mates '."·.ur m€'morv, Jimmy, is a '-< Local owned snd low mileage. re-d over lv()ry finl:o~h. 326 '···"fF.'lke ; 3 10 3t~ I Phone WY 2-3243. Emmet w.l V8 enilne, automatic traas. wbit~wan tires, radio and ~ 11 h which we will ut'Ver i , Shuler, Contractine-. heater. l 4 tfe THERE'S NO charge for use of nnrt . . Carpet Shampoof'r with pur· I T!mugh God hils you 10 Hls i chase of Blue Lustre Carpet 11,-_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,..,1 h"Ppt ng ' Shampoo. Ba ker F urnrt.ure · . .· EXPERIE~CED \ ,Gll Wl-11 a1wan }.,_ ).1'1:' m our Middle rt. 3 9 Le hrarts. 1 ""'=~po:---cc---c---cc-~ Sodly miS!ed by pa,.nts, •1•-1AUCT!ONo Saturday, March t3, AUTOMOBilE tf'rs and brother . ~r . and 1 p.m. The following item5 will OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. Mrs. Clinton Gilkey and fam- ~· be ~old at auction at Paul POMEROY, OHIO lly. 3 11 lie Grueser Building, West Main -Notice · St., Pomeroy. Ohio. Hwo buildAND ings Easl of Midway Marback chair, Continued from Page 4) . . 11; AUTUMUB!LI: tuuraaoo toeeo ketJ. Barrel lamps, chest of drawers, !OVFor Lease Re1l Estate For Sale Red S.<' blue squad. _ _ _::::::::::::;:..._ _ -lied? tollll , _ - · IDr'o U-? Call W'Y :1-2111. eN!] T.V.'•. trunks, electric F'OR S~LE: 8 room house and I Tony Perez contributed two .olo. v set, FOR LEASE 3 lots, room for 3 or 4 trail· Icircuit smashes and Art Sham- : A AA llitlc stove , chrome dinetle mattresse!!o, bicycle, platform WY !-tiU Pomeroy, O. er!. Very reasonable· priced !ski tagged a grand slammer ' 38 efD For expert 1.11claac1 oa for Rent rocker. gla" door for quick sale. Call WY 2-6524. ,to lead their squad o1 Cincinf~iog ,.., I~ tn nt,..., Fl;lUR==--,.. - m- -a pa-rt.,-m _e_n_t.-n-,-w-,-ly . sweeper, 3-pJece aqua ,.ctionbutchortnl ud out-· :H-7tp oati Reds to a Iil-Ii victory in ardor yoor copy of lay De 1a camp game, while Cleon rt-decuraled, partly furnish- al living room suite, 2 rock- ttng. Pbil Meier, Phone WY Crone•s "C.• t Yo1r Ow• Mf. Phone WY :1-llli. ing chairs· ~ refrigerators, !·3510. IJ I tie F'OR SALEo a room house In .Jones' triple highlighted tbe -;;,:;-;:;:;;:;-;,;:~;;: Ttxa.• ;;;;;;h,=c;-;==..c'. 11 ..., 1 Jddleport. Double ga~age New York Me_ts' action. u - . Cbarleo Massar '' gas ranges, modern light oak •vc:Tt •-R Modern 1 Bay8. Good Lot'a· R kl tf ld J k W -· ;;; nntEE ROO\t furmshed apart- I bedroom suite, wing b a c • ON~~ tion . Excellent Opportunity cinder bloct. building In rear. I oo ~ ou er ac f arn- t:ained Thursday ment, utmtiea paid . Married chair, maple bunk beds , t2 1 CnlpleW !la"riee 1-'or Qualifif'd Person. Double corner lot. SH 2-4175 . .e.r ear a s rong vote o con· honor of her husband, couple · or family or 3. No , matched Hntique ch<urs. Note: , Crit1 ISndf....t 3-8-&tc fJdence from Los Angeles Angel Massar's birthday Guests t.·rtle. ,.._" CtH11f Phon• Pomeroy WY 2·5211 mentor Bill Rigney when he · 5 f TV b -~'=C .: . =c.=W=-Y_Z--c34_96,--~-_:_11~1- c I .000 ree stamps to e A. C. 8RADFUI\D or tagged the longest homer ever I Roy Justice, Mr. and Mrs. i ROOMS and bath, basement I given away. Ed S. Trimble, I R.aeiDe. 01111 G•lllpoll•. 0. -"'·•U02 % ACRE lot.• 800 ' ft. South on hit in the Angels' Palm Sprlngs i 1ing Massar' Diana and Cltarl<!B, I aad. fllrDaet heat. In Pome. OWner, Bradford Auction I II tiC' Rt.. No. 6:'. !from P.oml!r?Y Itraining camp, The 2l··year-old . Mr. and Mrs. Gene Riggs, roy. C&ll WY 2-3319. 3-ti-Uc c:-ompany, C. Bradford , Auc- ! BrJdge J. Contact Grady Cralg, . El Monte , Calif., 'nltive also j and Mrs. David. Riggs and \ ROO I ~:~~~~: ~hi;. Bradford.3·~=;~ i INCO~IE TAX Service, Jo)m. Auto S•les Mason County, W. Va. m !displayed what Rigney called and Mr!. Manon Riggs M and bath furnlshed ;;;;;=~==;;;--;;-;= aoo . Simpson Insurance $901. 3-6-tfc ''tbe best wing in camp." daughter of Athens. oportment In Middleport, NOTICE TRUCK GROWERS: en<:y, Room 6, Coab 1 1 • Mr. and Mrs. Starling MaslfOIIIld n-. 390 S. Second Order you southen cabbage ! 6Z CORVAIR Monza, 4 dnor .sMALL fARM for sate In Rut- I _Under Scllopoy sar and family ealled on Mr. · ofer llrs. Howard Cecil, WY plants now. Will have some ing, Middleport. black, red lntenor, 4 speed, land Township. Phone SH 2- · Rookie infiel~r Horace and Mra. Oscar Babcoc:k at Ha2. 3 3 tfc G<llden Acre Hybrid. Will : 1 20 tfc St200. Marshall Wren, New , 4834. Long Bottom Sunday afternoon. • 1etarke comes under the 10 3 I nom aocl bath apanmemt have tomato plants last of' Haven. _ ~P FoR SALE FIVe room !K!M:J.Uny ~f Yank Mrs. James Corrow hall l'6o For n ,... Dl • Pomoro~. P'aooo WY :1-3319 . April and May, Charles R Nelglerh BaUdtaB~ .~ ''ppl) lo r l I house plus breakfast room Keene Innoght wben lbo turned home after being booplt.. 12 15 Uc Harris, Portland. Phone Vl 3- ' new omes. ut1 t in kitch· 1958 BUJCK A-1 shape. Phone . nd bath at 123 Unioa Ave , en face the at Veterans Memorial odltor. Foo 25 ,... .... 1 , ~ tc ens, storm windowt, alumChester 98S-4045. 3 10 ~tp ~ b appointment. Ph n~ Clarke has .._ atacehzr'r 1'WI 2693 3 12 l'll.oULER lob tor rent, dose ' Inurn &!ding. CaU Guy Neig· - WY :1-~ a:e ~"." during the flrat Mr. and Mrs. Gale MeCaln ...........l.••llr ....• 2 12 &iO LaUild:rymat and schooJs. 1DON'T PUMP you sluggish !ep. ler, Racin.t, Ohio. FOR SALE: 1 ton t9f)3 Ford ; · ··tran11mg both at the and Dale Lee of Belpre, Mr. lflol ... '- "" ,.. Rat 'f.U., Lllmber 1< Suppl1 Com- 11 1 k G t Kl E , 11 ' 12 29 tfe truck. $400.00. R. S, Blark- FOR SALE : 5 room houae. bath around eecond baae --• Mrs. Dana McCain of, -• - • ltlldtl!eport111-l-Uc ' c an · e ear>- m-o ' &.uiOn__. • ........__. wood . 3 9 3tp lull basement, furnac:e; · Mr1. Ciry will alao get the nd Mrs R;;.": war you CM •••zdti • •• . " 1eptic tank cleaner. Land- - -- - -- Grover Jenkinson, 204 Spring civer Saturday when tbe Mr. 1 · Wlllle about tltei e. 1t1•lt lHREJi: aod four l"(w)"b furnit~~be- mark FariL Bureau. ...._ • thelr Mr. and Mrs, H•tloa I959 PLYM OUTH Fury, 4 door. Avenue, Pomeroy, Ohio. wa~ &n•Vel open Frecker and Charlet~ and Mill liMo. . IIIII llllfuraiobed z ltl lfc 1 Good running condition. See J 10 ate blllon IICbedule a a a I n • I Melinda Amsbary of ...,. Cbes12 & tic Ezul , •• HWft ti'HIUel "Cot Y.., Oono T_. . . W'Y 1-6434 I Olin Wolf at Mason or HOUSE FOR-SALE ;-J~ mlleo Dndgero.•.He mode a ter aad Mrs. Mary Reed .,...1 64 pogtt, is ill•tnnl wlllt ' w .. ..... liD ..... I'RA!LER LOTS 1964 APPLIANCE free sew·. !hone 773-~78, s 9 __ltp , from Pomeroy on Rt. 10. sbowiDa as a rookie tb Mr Sewer M... ti'AM last year and Hinager an evening re<eJJIIy wl • are and water. Brown'• Trail I CLOSE-OUT SALE · John A. Jeffers, Jr., or eall 8 rag an has aad Mrs. Normaa MeCaln lleo-llloer Park (State Approved) Tbe RamiJier I c.u w~ 1-11'11 oa • Ntpt 3 18 tile m!A:hed 111m to firat base RIC.. CLOSE.OUT WI %-8046. dautllrt«t- 11 wu SberrJ 1 MlnernUle, Ohio, Phone WY ' ll'orld Studard ol Compld 1-ARISTOCRAT FCR SAI~E : &-room houoe lrllll seaaon, CaiD'o loth blrlbday, I • lie I 3-J324 . 1 lS Uc , Escell•!IOO WASHER . _ $235.00 $2tG .OO bath, one Door plan In Mld· Mr. and Mrt. R. R. I tti!;ATI~G. Plu.mbbiL M•eller Bt1 ear roo111, rldo aad per· AODERN f rooJD and bath fur· I-ARISTOCRAT ELIC, dleport, 3 blocka from school Johnny Romano of the ,..,e eoBecl ~ North Carolina! 50c A Co ' hn~e.. &raahl lndlen. Formance. SmaU eJU' eCOIIumy nishf'd apart.rrlrnt. Midd l~rt. : DRYER ·- $179.Ct0 $t5G.OO choreh, lll'oeery. very good oago White 8os caUjlbt Ill' the oerloua Olnell of bls ' · · P'1 IU E1"1 llalo Slreol, Poa> l and m•n•&tHibWtJ WY 2·3174. S 1 tfc · I-CUSTOM - See ·-----nelahborhood. ean WY z-5415. practlee Wednesday 1A>r ~::.:::..::~...~~~A~t~O~u~r~=~:..~; WASHER ·- $175.00 SIS5 .00 I ...,_ Plo- If\' 1M& s t 121e llrat t1mt tbls ......, wllb .fWO\fS and bath, buildings 1 1-PACEMAKIR ILEC . .,.lro)lolllu MoiA>n ' and garden. Less than 1 mile DRYER ' • tie =c---=-=---:-=,------,----::- reoulll Ro!IWIO had -~ - SZOS,GI Slto .aa E. Mala Stnet. PomeroJ >'OH SA!.I!;-- >.tld<tl..,...'o taiJ. hampered by a otralned 1ASY 'r.IIMI .. of~ Rt. I on Story's Run Road. 2--IS CU. ,T. COti,a. livestock Pboao WY Wl'll I _ __. ___ .,. buUdtng. located IU II lipment clurJna the first RPftrence required. Call : PROSTLISI $349,00 n1s.oe .FOH SALE o 4 fl Uc Hol stein cow and Second Sir,.., Mlddteporl o1 trainJnl , , , Ma11111er 1-11 CU. PT. UPRIGHT C'hf!shir~. E .•·J 7-7188. ' heifer. Sh~rman Roberti, Prlt~~ for quieti oaJe l& IHndgea of the Waahlngtoo PIIIZU ~ $245.00 $225.00 3 l6tp Pomeroy. WY :1-6471. quirt 01 Ohio Hotel. o.on bao named •-an bw·ler l I 1-ZO CU, PT, UPRIGHT Insurance i Rt k t\J •r artment and bata · PUIZU _ SH5.00 $240.00 HOUSE· FOR _ S _ AL _ E_ : OilLaurel Beanie DID!ela Ill start aplnll Stl!p · ~nJurnutnd 411 utllltiea lur FOR SALEo Nleo pigs, two ''HI Y1'0 CO!tYUII S.m... Cop Cliff Road. Mro. Norm111 II:. ""' Yllllleol '1buradoy POMEROY ' lll•helf Upttalrt abovt Dr leo mada ol 1ep1 papero. Hysell, WY um. wblle aoulbpaw Chrill-~ ' mile.!l out of Hutland on HarJac;k W. C•r••Y, ' rlsonvilie Ro.d. Marvin StaDe . l\otnovan ·• ofice Phone WY 1 11 111p Neelved 1111 IDltlal ...... blrt'tl reoordt lDd almost 8DJ PHONE ' I llgDmeal for lbe uuis or W'l I-20M. ,, other document~, 3 10 3tp wv 2-2111 FOR- SALE: 4- room - frllllll Pbllo Grt_.. ' ·I 12 tfc ' Dr. Metvtn E. Doerr, Veterln· 1 Rt!atet lDIIII'IIDce. Pome,., bouse, basement, larp lroal ap1n11 1111 Plrlteo · roo~ and bath, furnl arlan, large and ''nail animal! I I 4 Uc poreh. hoi and eold water, Hurler Tom· BUI!ara private entrane~:, 170J.i:r RAY deUverf"d firM and 1ecoad 123 Wa!iihln~~:tnn ~. Ravtons GUARANTEeD. nnewlble for !d room odded lor bat.IL I rateo, who iou:urred a Phon:t WY · ruffin&. Also Straw W Cliff. wood, W Va. Phone 273-4271 life hu~~optta11zati9n. IIIUed acreo lfOUDd 011 Old ~ jury ' lo ,·ltD .~ . ~JI.!I't, at S7l Rl.j OW.. lloura, Da11J t to o p at all - - Pboal WY Ultl. Road. Ph: W'l Ulfl, ' Stoul Guyovillo, Oblo. ...U to· camp, bu ......._ l • 1k • Uollc 1 I, Ph. 140 :Hi& 1-IHilf a. 2 II tic •• ,., ~ tl "'"' k IIIJii will" h K: LO:NGII'ELLOW One letter Bimply atau.ds for another. In thlt~~atn(.lh ,., ueed· fol' the thrw L's, X for the two O'a, etc. Single letters, apooti"O!Jhies, the length ad formn.ticm ot the wot41 are all hlbta. E11ch day the code le-tteft are dlftenmt.. ·'•I'm only 25 minutes late, Edpr ••• and shall we not hawe your atupid remark about Hln1 my ientlemanin..waitinl'l" ' WMPO Radio Mond1ly Tbru Friday: 5:38 S\lndown Serenade 6:1!11 Sign-On. News 6:30 Sign Off 8:05 ~cred Heart Saturdayo: &:20 ')!Oigs CT, RFD 6o00 Sign On - News u:2S Paul Bowen Farm 6:05 Country Music Time 6:30 BiD Miller Show 6:25 Country Jamboree 6:57 Weather 7:00 News i:OO Notional News 7o05 Larry Andll!'SOD Show ilOS SUI Miller Srow 10o45 It's Music - Army 7:!to ~ It: 00 Dairy Valley & Ontton'o 7:li!~nj Miller Show ., Top Ten Show 1:111 Plcltens ll;lrdware Show -tioOO News "f (Tuesday-Thursday} 1 12ol5 Musical Interlude 7:50 New1 . 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teets 8:30 Datiy Light !cOO The Jim Mees Show 8:45 Baker Furniture Show ·5:30 Sundown Serenade (Wj!d.-Aucltonl Frl, Show) UO Sign Off 9:80 News SUnda)" 9:05 Coffee Wllb Janet 7:30 Sign On- Army Hour 10:00 Swap Sbop 7:55 News 10:1! Morning Meditations 8oOO French City Baptist 10:311 Blll Miller Show Church 10:15 Maaon Agr. Prsm (Tues.) 8o30 Sunday Show 19'.45 Famlly Worship (niurs.) 9:30 The Bible Speaks To You 10:45 A.S.C. Prgm (Pete 9:15 Wash. Repts To People ,Shields) (Fridays) 10:011 nie Good Life . 11:.., Nowa IG:I5 CoDBrassman's Report lt:ell · 'tiDY'• COIDltry Junction 10:30 Sunday Show 11:16, 'llny'a Country Hymo 11 .311 '\'he Quiet Hour Time 12:00 Newo 12:110 Cement Block News ~:15 The Christian's Hour 12:io Qoossler's Guoot Star IFrl) 12:1k! nie Rev. Merlill Teeb b:ili Larry Anderaon Show 1o00 The Suntfay Showcase 3:f0 Jim lllees Show 1:311 The Rev. SUu Blllupa l:l! Blaetlnar Auto Show 2:00 The Rev. Andrew Parsons (Tue&-Tbur.) Zo45 The Rev. Roscoe Thome NO News (Local) So 10 The Sunday Showclse 4:40 ·lim Mees Sbow 5o311 Beptlst Layman's Hour 1:00 News S:OO The Sundown Serenade 1:115 Jim Moee Show 6:311 Off A Or,rptopam QuotaU. ,S F MX D.1I KYSRRI XCZJQ)o!Q . .. XLSJ:l LBJ..\Z.-XDJ'AZR G9YJ- X83 __ Yesterday'• l'r.H~toquote: 1'HE H.ARDi:ST THINU TO STOP lS .A. TEMPORARY CHAIR1t1AN,-IWB8ARD ~ o• I SPRING SELLING SPREE _ t ·OI' C"l'llt't:U.A. I'IvNI ('()ltiUDf'TtONS W \11 . 1 . Ill. . A. FOR LIVESTOCK. F'ord. 314 WANTED : f'ull timt agent for heavy duty pick-up. good 1 big insurance company. We I tire~ . Runs well. Also BlaC'k train yuu. Write Box 668 · R. Hawk, 5 h.p. garden tractor The Oail~ Sentinel, giving full wilh tillage equipment. Cur- particulars about yo'.lrself. tis D. Johnson, Do•·Pr, Ohio. 3·frtltc SOCIAL SECURITY - . ~ll.llllfeiDII ..._ ., nn<lh Help Wanted , [JE.\IILI.I'IIA Oa, 8efoft •-dlono ~.fill 1111 Leg1l Notice -----;-;;'; - -.200 ACRE FARM ~i miles from lEGAL NOTICE New Haven on sriool bus MONA LOUISE MARCINKO. route. Excellent 4 bedroom a minor, wbose plac.:e of res!· home witb electric heat, al- dence ll unknown, and Helen 1 urninum siding, new roof and White, mother of Mona Louise modern birch built • in kitcfl· Marcinko, a minor, whose place - - - - - - - - - en. ThiJ farm bas 2 bar'll, of residence Is also unknoW'D. M working women ll'l At h 10.000 caparity poultry house Iwill take notice that on tbe ens a~~unty have been askhr and many _other desirable fell:· 25th day of November, 19M. about their ''pre .. retiremenl tur.es. Sprmg Is coming so IThomas J . Marcinko, being protection under social sel'Uri lets look today. plaintiff, !Ued hil petition aM th 24 mlllloo work · ~ew Haven Fourth ~treet, 2 il gainst Mona Louise Marclnko. !~· A:!rlca: are women, anc bedroom all • electrrc home 8 minor a.s defendant ln the g L.-If f the - mar · 11 · b overone-aua o ma, .. w1th fu s1ze as~enl an CouM of Common Pleas of rled So it is important for ev 1 car garage. The ·hvmg room Me'•• County Qhjo belng Case · kn h ·. · d h r· t -e • ' ery woman to ow er socra 1s large an as a 1rep ace. No l3704 praying for div<lrct k Reduced to 110 500 and cao · • ' ld M , Lou! security righta - as a wor er. · a veteran from . the aa . ona '" as a wor k'mg WUe, or u hel be purchased by the 'th th' d and low Marcmko, a . mmor, .on husband .. dependent. WI no mg own 'grounds of gross neglect of monthly payment!! o~ s:;H.OO. duty and extreme cruelty and ; u 1 working woman becomet J. ~ih ~!lmJ Rou;~· t ro"er that there is a separatloo of 1too disabled to 'TDrk, she mat N Haary Wrt~ 1 the plaintiff and defendant by ibe eligible for social &eeurit.J ;: ;~284 j a. virtue of the Ul treatment on 1disability benefits, regardl-$s ' oae lt the part of tbe defendant here- Iher hu!!lband Is working. To quat ll 3 ! In . Plaintifl luttber allega lhat Uy lor these paymenll, •Ill 570 ACRE Dairy Farm tor rent 1 he is the owner of the undivtd- 1Will nee:d to have SOCial eecur~ , 7 miles East of Atbens. Ohio ed three • fourth Intereol and ty credtl lor work during II" on Route 50. Modern conven- the defendant the owner of the!: of tne. te~ ~ars belore s~ Jences. 500 gallon bulk tank undivided one--fourtb lnterest tn ame disa with DeWtval milking equip- and to the followmg real estate. Children of 1 woman worker The following real estate may be paid benefit. wblle ... 1 ment. Harvestore silo 20--50. Another !ilo 16---40. For addi- situated In County of Meigs, Is getting disability benellll ow tiona! Information eall George State of Ohio, and ln 1 the at ber death. The ehlldret Couladls LY 2-7052, AtheJls, Township ot Olive, and bound· would be ellglble U the wor~ Ohio. S 11 3tc ed and described IS follows: had earned social aecurlty ~ ---Sectloo zs, Lot 640 - ~ dlts for at least a year and 1 aeres NE v, of S. W. Yo and Ihalf out of lhe three years Ju•l N.W. pari ol S.W. v,, •• the before ber dealh. 88m~ appears on the Audilor'l l MIDDJ,EPORT - FilA !Inane- Tal Duplicate for the year However, before aoy_benellll 1947 ln the name of Jamea can be paid, an apphcattOI ing available 011 this 7-room I • b •IIIWII be filed wllh the Social frame home with bath and N. Beard, referen.. to wble Se 'ty •d I '-tr " -T c._ L! hereby made. cun " m nUl awon._ e ga. neating, Very nlee kitch· REFERENCE DEEDo Vol. spt!ed the proeeeoing Of .., en and bath, side porch. Cor· IWconis of .claun. be sure to bring tht ner Jot with garage and both 212, page ~· . · birth certificate for 1nyone wht schools. 19500.00. Down pay- Deeds_of Meigs Cqunty, Ohio. wiU he paid a benefi~ ment required $300.00. I Plam~1ff alsa 111leges that tbe IIIDDLEPORT - fHA financ- parties are tbe owners ol the nie Marietta District olliOI ing available on e - room household goods and personal i Is located at 331 Fourth Street frame home with bath, gas property located in their ~ In Marietta, Ohio and ls opetl beating, large kitchen wilb nome. !from 8:45 a. m. to 4:41 p._ m. plenty cabin<'ts. front p.m·h. l Plaintiff also prays lhat Mooday through Friday. Near schoola and markets final hearing of this cause, $9500.00. Down paymenl 1300. be divorced from said defend· FIGHT RESULTS SUBURBAN - 33 acm on ant and be awarded the care, MIAMI BEACH Fill (UP!} State Rhoute ~43, ~ith sd:t~m , custody and control of the -Fiorintbio Fern8odez: 163 , fr arne ouse m 1 atr con. 1 Jon, or chikl of tbe parties bereto, Cuba, stopped Bob Reckle 1' 2 good barns, some umber, that be be awarded 60 J · (I) plenty locust post!, 8 miles interest in the real estate de-- • ' am81Ca · rro.m courthouse. $3000.00. j seribed herein aDd lbe bouseC. C. CUCKLER, REAL TO~ hold goods and personal prop- FIRST BOX 221 WY 1-3131 ert locate<' ill tbe bome of QUALITY POMEROY, OIUO I th: parties hereto as REGULAR 1 9 Ste and for other proper rellet Certified Oil Stilton w. M•ln St. Pomeror 1 said cause will be for . lng on or after tbe 12th day ; March. 1965. THOMAS J. MARCINKO crow, crow & Porter, Attorneys for Plaintiff 111 2B; 121 4, u, IB, 25: iSl HOLLYWOOD IUPI) - nie i:tif breakthrooa:h l.n color &et. rlalon Cllllt Tuooday. CBS-TV. the ODl)' network with all blackIIIII • white oerlea, anoounced lh!ll three of Its weekly sbowa neat JOliSQn "ould be ID. color: The Red Sk"elton and DaMY Kaye prolll'aiDJ, aad lbe new Thursday olght movoes. '1\Je CBS-TV announceineDt lollowed ~Y . juol one day the dltclosure by NBC.TV, lhe long· time pioneer of video with 1 lin4 lhat ~ .per eent ol tb weekly night-time serJes otter· tnp ill the coming aea,.on would be In color. This semes- would be about five million DAILY ter, 70, per cent of NBC..TV't eolor sets in use by the end of AOROSS a. Marshy 11. R.-ort nigbt-ttine schedule is ln color. this year as opposed to about m...OOW 1. African Z2.A 4.. 11lqually developBut whereas it was expected three million at the end of 19M G.Merpn. .. I. Metal ment ot that NBC.TV would eventually The other study, wllb the 1m9. Fle~hy 6. OlympSo attempt 2 near-eomplete colbr pact of a loud go 1n g, reported fruit• champiOIUI 23. Entrap schedule, CBS-TV. except for that color shows attract a vas~ 10. LBJ, for 1. ilJl'4U '1~. Affeeted tnstancf' 8.MM"kon mannon some recent apeclala, bu been Jy greater proportion of yJew- 12. Genus of Din from rt, Sura:e a black·and-whlte holdout NBC ers in color-equipped home• crusta.ceana whip D . Wratbrv cannot get too much credit than in tho•e witb black-and- 18. Roman 9. P~mctures tut magiR.rate 11. Mr. Sparkl ll .A ~t : ~or keeping the pressure on. white receivers. This study wag Lizard _ 18. Go4Gf' ~-- __ _ _ reported sponsored by all three/ 14. Hi. Cared tor war: Gr. . t(ln ,. til WY 2-2156 10-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. Mar. 11, 1965 Real Estate For Slle I S•le or Trade for 1 offer when you c Lyulo)o 111!1 • IJGN TWO PITCIII!R8 HOUSTON IUP I)~Two r~ handed pllcilers, Dani 1\l!y:· mond Messick ol Panama City, Fla., ond llenllo G~ield Trujill of Ookland, Calif., bavo . been ..,lgned to Cocoa, P'la. elub the Houston Aatroe and will port to the Cocoa eamp on Mareh 15. SECOND ROOKIE PICKED INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UP I Arnold nepper, Belleville, d rookie to be no;:;:: :::::'ive in tbil year'a auto race , will pilot a conventiona! roadster on Menlorial Day. _ aE SURE TO ASK FOR the special March 2 MARCH9-14 course, well i:JIInn> to riewo" who llaVI color oota aad lind themselves olleo lured by ov· lee ond serl.. lhe~ wouldn't normally look al ill blacll. ond' white In aay caoe, lhil obv~ Meanwhile, ~ third ol. lhe oua odvantage tn future r~tlna• major networkS, ABl>l \' • and sponsor attraction on a wbieb bu offered ...era! color large ooole Ia t 11Uljor target serin ~ tbt. put 81 well 111 ID now of Ute network11 11 the Its currelll lineup, bao already coming vut audience of color announced lhal al least three viewers Is up lor grabs. of 1111 new weekly progrlllll8 1 next ~eason would also be •n OLMER TO color: "~, P'.B.l;, Slory~'.. "The IIEAD CAST Big Valley ~nd Gttlget. . . HOLLYWOOD IUPI) - Sir This weeks color declsJons Laurence Ohvier will head the by CBS.TV and NBC.TV were east of "811110)1 Lake il Misspre~ed by two recen1 •tudtoo that pined wid~ attention Jn the television Industry. One study estimated tbat there _ odIn Tho Dolly Sontlnol Clooslflod for 6 full dtyo (for boot rooultoi ond WE WILL GIVE YOU THE NEXT SIX DAYSi '(: 1 • 11 ~ ond will oxplro mldnJtht CHARGEt Thtrt are no gimmicks to thit offer. It It being offered to all our re•d•ra except tho•• now on contrac-t n 1111 Morch 14, 196.5. e . 3 we'll give you 2 for 1. In other words piece your Cla11ifiecf for 3 cltyt, end yau'llretelve the next con•cut1"' l'ft me ad FREE OF 'ADDITIONAL NATIONAL WANT AD WEEK WANT AD INFORMATION e Wh ot •••• n u:;'berAIISOLUTEL of linn your Ciolllflecf ornoullll 1-. y FREE or pltoo your ~ ~~ l/ I . - Whon you ploco your "mlroclo·wor~lng" clooslfiod durlnv -Morch, you rocolvo • DOUBLE VALU Re . CLASSIFIEDS 2 for 1 SALE . DAILY SENTINEL lp(' lrlllt Carol ·j111111orU. Tlie aenerally ll"'ater attrac-l Kelr Dullea. ' tloD ol color lhows Ia, ol - WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRV FRIDAY 7, IS Sign On 1:80 News Headlines 7-:!'2 Musical Clooll 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8o00 Oluo Valley Newo 8:05 World News 110 s t Toda 8~15 J:'~er 1 8:16 Musical Cltl"k 8:55 Com.nunlty News !:00 Talk of the Town 9:55 Mason County News 10:00 Public Service 10:15 Family Worship Hour 10:311 Latchs•ring U:OO Nowo Ileal 11:05 Mor-.dng Melodleo excepl Friday, Cbureh Bells Ring 11:15 World News It:~ Mason County Newa ·12:00 Community News 12:05 Local News 12:10 Markob 12:15 Wealher 12:20 Bulletin Board 12.'15 News 0 Grams 12:30 County Ageltt ~:45 Countr)\ Go Rooad t:5S News Beat \:110 Country Go Round o:~ News Beat J: 00 Midway MatJn.. 3oSS Newa Beat 4:00 Diselng with Doss l o30 fllterebange 5: DO Communlty News 5: 05 World News 5:15 Sports Today 1: ?~ Weather 5:30 Dinner Musicale 6: 00 Sign Off A QOOOQU&sTJON! AA·•-sliE -rHAT WAV DOWN ~~Rt~ 8WE . et.'OKE; '"Jl.IAT MEAHQ ~ lEAST A CABIN, WITH PEOR.Ii I. 8ATURDAY 7:15 Slgo On 7:SO News Headllnes 7:32 Musical Clock 1:45 Word and Testimony 8·00 Ohio Valley Newi 8:05 World News Be 10 Sports Today •: 15 Weather 1Uo30 Song & Story Hour !Oo4! family Worship Hour 11 :00 Newa1 Arm)' Hour 11:30 PobUc Servlco lJ:OO News RoUDdUp 12o20 Bllllelln Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 4:00 D<acing with !lou t:30 Top ren Revue 6:00 News Ro.uldup ~: 16 Poblic Servico ~:30 Dinner Mustcalo ' 6: 00 Sign Off WHILE Y!lt STill. .ALI'JE . AN' IIREATHIN' SHE'LL THINK THA.TSHl;:'S SAVIN' V~ SKIN fl'l DUMP IN' 'fER--SOT·-- �-· ·-··- ........ . ... ~-·- · - · · '· . ; · Friday-Saturday Bargain Days Elberfelds In Pomeroy INfANTS $2.91 Womens Jamaica Shorts $1.50 Diaper Seb and Slnp or Play Seh Cotton poplin J amaica Shorts in misses sl!es, button band zipper s ide closing, side pocket, full c~t. Sizes 10 to 18. Tan. Aqua, Light Blue , and Blac . Our re ular $2.98 well known make diaper sets and sJ tch sleep or play sets speCJally. pnced for this sale. Wide selection of styles,_ fabrics and ~~1ors. Sizes small, medium, lar ge. Birth to 9 mon s and 10 to 18 months. Selo SAVEl FRIDAY and SATURDAYl MEN'S and BOYS' SWEATERS ROBE SETS .... $4- $J-68 99 101 Matchinc eown and robt aets. Dacron .Cotton blend Shadow panel cotton sllps in cotton plisse, P1Jlished and n)-lon bbrlu. Prlntl and aolida. Sizes tmall, cotton and cotton batiste. Eyelet trim . Full cut. Si&· es 32 to ~. med.Jum and lara•. LiHie Girls Blouses $1,95 Loll Two Doyaof tho lh Prlco Salt on Swooforl for Men and Baya Men's and Boys' Coab and Jackets ..,.. Men's Lightweight Jackets · Made of Dan River Poplin, wash ' n wear, unlined, zipper front, water repellent. Solid colors, tan, black or Ioden green. $3,95 $5.88 Rugged, tough, wind resistant, have double knees, Sanforized shrunk. SIZes 38 to 50. All sizes 29 to 42 waist me~re. Cboose _the Ivy model witb belt loops, worn With a cuff. .Ugbt leg Ia er on the beltless model · that has an adjustable band, cuffl.ess and fuU taper leg. Solid%colorsb green, black, wheat, charcoal, blue. A11100 waa w~t 'n wear. Bestform Bras $)-" "Cn•bl•nc•" Bras. "Reword" $ $)-OO SATURDAY-MENS BIG YANK Floe eotton !lorel prillt and llripo lltled oril> abeeta. Llr&e ala 10.1.-tD Ctmloa batb towell. llolldJ. olrip- WORK UNIFORMS for $6.00 a suit sizes 29 in your correct length. Our own Shanmont brand uf 1~ denier 1heer stretcb A(llon stockings. Siua A Sheer textured seamle.s• stockings. High fashion di· Sizes 81k to 11. Twilight , Coftu and M:ldnig"ht . MENS CAMPUS $1.00 "Phil Mold" Whlto E!dorlon Ponlioo Slzos 4 to 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . ' . . . 49c polr . uluater Brown" C.ofton Knit P•ntl•, White .... .... $,.49 t...Q. kltehen lowell. Strlpet, cheeb, plalcla and tltehen prlntl. Solid color red, navy blue or tan. Zipper front, unlined. Wash n wear Dan River poplin. Made by Bluo Bell. - 01KI Colon. Siz.. lto 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69c _polr BOYS UNLINED a POPLIN JACKETS Sizes to 18. Water repellent. Zipper front. Ideal lor spring and Summer wear. Solid colors, red, black or lan. Dan River Wash 'n Wear poplin. Royon Ponti..; Si... 4 to 14 . ........... 29c polr ~-95 "Phil Mold" Whiio Roy;;,;- Penn.. s;... 2 ton . ...... : . .. .... ·· ........... · Uc "GIIolos" Cotton Mooh Rooabud Print Ponti• 51... 2to 16 . . ..... ...... .. . . .. . .... . 69cpolr SALEl FRIDAY and SATURDAYI MEN'S PAJAMAS Sizes A, B, C, and D. An exceUept new selection of colors, patterns just received. Save Friday and Sat- the~ v~ )~larChes 1179_00 IUPPIT ond IIUTCII--Iolld Cherry s!~~ $179.00 HUTCH-C- Cod Maple ·:------ SALE $177 f'l $22f.OO HUTCH - Maplo ------------------ SALE $117 $249.01 HUTCH -Maple -------------- ---- SALE 156 tllt,00-.1 PC. DINITTI - Maple ------- - ALl :112 $22f--7 PC. DINETTE - Maplo -------- S AL 4 ,_. 00 DINITTI TABLI - Maple -- - ------ I I $7$77 ..-. u . 1o IALI $103.01 TAILI-Round - -P ·---- ------- ALl f40.00 CAPTAIN'S CHAIR- Maple ---------- SALl ~ ' ••s DO C'PTAIN'I CHAIR - Mot>le -------- I $2 .. • ~ 1 IALI $11 t17.tl MAn'S CHAIRS- Mlp e ------------ ALE $14 $11.95 MATI'I CHAIRS - Mlple ----------- S I $2S $2'-fl IIAil .TOOLS-Maple ---------------- SAL for A l...b1e ''rll doll." 1'aJ. I ouq>rioo In ber poekoL Oranp lrllcled balr. .... SOc $]-OO W p !5~"11.15~" SUS Deor Mlrro,.....,.•tur•l ood ~ 11"At"•19~" $1.7t Mlrnn - Whlfo ,...,...,. Fremet, $2.49 MlrNn _ White lnameiHI Fr•"*!, 11ux26" . ---- tZit Mlrr•F'8 - I .•---• , _ •ramtl r • 14"x11" l. - ~ --- ~ · ·- $1 ·95 . , . . , . - Ha;ncl ........ett 11''•11" --------- ----·.., . OVol MU.-- 21" Round ------------------------ tZ~ PI'IIMtl Mlmrs, 17~''x11~" --- -·-------------.. -~~ 91 MINn, 12"x15lo>• ----------- --------- .U, Un,.,... HMIII ........... Mlrrol'l, . »"•11" ---- ---------- ScoHies and Kleenex TISSUES PACKS~~~~~~ 12c l2c HANKIE 200'1 TISSUES 400'1 TISSUES JUNiDR TISSUII 300'1 TISSUES 600'o TISSUII 23c ~~ i6e SAVE ON Cosmetics at Elberfel~s Elberfeld& carry o coDiplete Dne. of ~ n.-cll at new low prices. Save on Sbavlng Suppl-o ruor, blades deodoranll, loUnna, creama, ..,IUJIPOOio apray _iell, h~ color,loQtb pute, an~AJ:: manenta flnt ~d ooppUes alid many edi Stop 1n tOcJay ailtl shop lor yo~ penonal11e / · $ I - PC. -IRN WALNUT PINIIH ---- IALI ·~ flit-a PC. -IRN WALNUT ___ , ________ IAL: $99 I I - PC, -IRN LIMID OAK ·------- IIALI IM 1 1 - PC. MPDIRN WALNUT ------------ IALI ~ -~ l't:WALNUT MOOIRN ------------.:::. SIM ~ PC MODIRN WALNUT -----------lSI- PC: DAIIIIH MODIRN WALNUT c_ 121- PC. MOOIRN AM. WALNUT -----I IU' $ 1 - PC IIAIILY AMIRICAN MAPLI ---- IAL $ 1191-1 PC: PRINCH PROY. Co- .... Wh"Ut." :::: Qll I PC, - R N ~ -------- sAL $191-1 PC, DILTA MA-. MOOIRN. ---: •::: · P2ll I PC, 1A11Ly RICAN MAP!.I •--" , :lSI PC, DANIIH MODIRN WI\LNUT ---- IALI $222 . PC MOOIRN AM WALNUT -----·· ' • PC. HIYWOOO WAKIPIIIIiO· Cherty IALI $S4t .. -- • ' MIIhOII .... $251 .,1,_. PC. liTH CINTUltY (llonlltolle · · UoLI $lft 1191-1 ,!'C. MOOIRN MAIIOOANY -------• . :t: :m =: :t. AM. R-IUITII ~---C- IALI $14t ; ____ IALI $171 ------ IALI $201 ------ IALI tiM ....... till ---'* ULI$221 IIALI hl2 AXMIIIITII 11101 Lone weorlati · - - 1...._- .. .colon ""'~-=.:..~· ....... llo!Jm,i..t ,.....~ . J: $1.00 and $2.00 Jewelty · · · · Sale 67c urday. -·- - ........... :iirw.• ..,.. A ,oup of regular •1.00 and ,2.00 Jewelry -Pino, ~. earrings and braceleta. MIN'S $3.95 PAJAMAS_ SALI! 1' P'AIU $7.00 MIN'S $2.95 PAJAMAS _ SALI 2 PAIU S,_oG · ILIIRPILDUHD• . P..- , . . ... 1 Wo b*vo -roll tD6 oa ,_., ........ ~ colon. 11 *""lUL _ , . . : ' ' . . $246 Prayer Vigil for Slain Boston Minister Banned tlreama of 1 people.'' DemonatratiODJ c a n t I nued ·.~~at D'mers G'Iven GJim f Pse 0 Ri G d 0 ran e Mou~~lc- v~alk. Wecl~y. Acci'dent m' t.eepMo~~ Th~ .... pomeroy under p Jice probe Smitherman repeated his ear- - ---. ban on downtown demon- rope" would be removed thiS stralions. The demonstrators , morning drew cheers disappoinled bu! determined , about 100 whites and Ne!ir<<>S 1 bolstered ranks beneath in the rain in the rain-drenched skies with dry street at that time. recruits and prepared to stay Orangt made the announceas long as the cit.y refu ses to ! ment after conferring twice give in to their request. with Leroy <?ollins, of orange made his announce- the CommWJity Relattons men! that a compromise had ! ice who flew here as a perbeen reached around 2 a.m.' sonal representative of PresiEST. His statement that the denl Johnson. Orange collapsed barricade which the demonstra- during the announcemen! tors have called the "Berlin I an aide had to finish it lor him. the~ s!andin~ ~irector 1 I WELL SUITED- II you wOJit to be seen by other hunters. but not by the game you're stalking, this new red 1nd ! black camqpftage suit 1s for you. The manufacturer say• you' Ir be bighJy visible te other hunters while the I' color-blind animals doll'.& of seein&: y-. WASIDNGTON (UP!) - The feder al government ls i going to bring charge.< against !.he Alabama state troopers and others involved in the violen ce used against Set- , rna Negroes in Sunday 's voting rights march ! Atty. Gen. Nicl1olas Katzenhach told news confer- * * * * * Alabam aTroopers, 0 thers * I Face Charges for Clubbing stand a chance Red Chi'na Demand •'s a I ence Thursday there was no question m my mind '' 1 ReJec . ted EJ • s •h Sie nnt Appoln • t edt 0 Library pOSt .!:~~~~ ......... :V •;.:.~'; ..": repulrable .... reoellable may ~ _.,.ed 1 !• ~ 1er~ ~t'· Gall~ 1 bo~rdy :~~I~ Pome~oy .. 25 years aS "~tally I 1 SaJe.S CJi}el AreRewarded s~acuse <~· Resta~antG~llipolis· The . the •tQO SELMA, Ala. (UP!) - Civil bed "Berlin rope" by dem- gymen from 30 states, had bivright& demonstratora aided by onstrators. where they had ouacked in the street and vowPresident Johnson 's personal been on duty since • plaoned ed to remain there WJtil allowrepresentative, apparently won courthouse marclr was halted ed to finish their ao agreemeo) early today tliol at 7>30 p.m. EST James Orange, acting leader would permit them to march to The marchers, including cler- of the demonstration during the the Dallas County . courthouse IMI ""' -, 1 1 !IIIII! ,.., absence of top Negro leaders and hold a memonal service for a federal court hearing in for a slain wbite miniater. Tbe ''GoodwiH 'l'l'tlek" 11 Monlgomery, said the barriA Ioken about 100 scheduled to come tooa Pomecade would be removed this Negro and Ioree white ofdemonstraton roy •ad Middleport jJae morning. from the rope barricade, dub- ~ qr~ p~~ ~!"l ~~ * * * lier Marcher Ban Compro-;"ed, Troopers Leave a Upolls, WeJ'qton, Oak ruu. Mid... loyo or bollHbold art!dleport, and Rio Grande are eloo ill b& prap, altle, or f now using paper placemats batemeut, they eu that 11 D which promote Rio Grande Colill • CbrliUaa •et tbroueh beviolations occurred in the clash which saw the protest I the lege. Inc reotored by btmtl!clpped marchers beaten and driven to flight. The placemats, prodoced by -ken 1ar their llria& ware. Elsie Smith was appointed He predicted that prosecution - --"- - - - - - - tbe coliOf!e relations department 0 t I IE • tru; Library would be brought promptly on convtction. MOSCOW (UP!l - The So1 0 of Rio Grande, contain a map erm seven years under a 95-year-old federal law The attomey general said the , viet Union today rejected Red •'• of the area showlntl the loca' POiriervy poHco ore lnvestllatPomeroy Board of Educa hn, whtch carries a maximum pun- specifiC charge would be that China 's demand to drop "PPace11 . _ ' tloo o( C:Oitege, Inti I l,._veblcle IICCidenl that when • mel recently 1n. 1 e IJshment of one year 's imprison- the state troopers used £ul coexistence '' with Wett ........, .... ' · rut.s iil'lllm.' Diivi•. iuid oocurred -Tlturtday U 11:10 •· offtce of .mpl. Chari" S. Gibbs ment, a $1,000 line, or both up- unreasonable force and did so as the pnc. of C9mmu"" ' UJ>o WASiiiiiiGTON too llaUs on the campus. and m. at the lnteraectton of NyeThe A. J Stockmeister Co .. i for purposes other than law en- i tty. · JQbnsoo lahlsst apparh toy lnfonnatlon about the coUege. av and East Main-st. Jackson, was given a controct forcement" In breaking up the 1 So c . nd 0I t uc-gun a Dfl$f en searc . h a nd msla . I• tternp ted march from Setrna , ' e . vrnp omrnums he "'The rE'.staurants currently us-- Involved were Kathryn to funus Iu d 11 a Nes b'" 1 partl1y n a oecretary mao- lng the placemats are Bob Ev- Crow drfv'"" 1 alaunit ventilatO< with side cabin; to Montgomery, the Alabama ! newlspaper rpavka. aptpatren yt There baa been no official am Sausage Shop, RJo Grande: lion wagon, and' a llltiZ es a nd . J 0 hnson con tro1s m I capita 1. ' March ury. ' oua model · t•· rep Ylf184 todeclared· a e mg s a emen . BobbEvans Steak ll,ouse, Galli- car operated by Sue Ann Mrs Glad- Hayman math unfmtshed room In the Pome• -- h d h h word from the Whtte douse, polls· Th Marl' R Ia . · ,. · roy elementary buildmg The he t oug t "U t b hi ed but sources saJd Thursday that iMlddl• rte· !.em andes Huraol Seehg, Pomeroy. teacher at Pomeroy High Sever Williams Co Inc . of Funeral arrangements will I federal authonhes hl:ld done "II ntby canno1 eC ar evl t epo · Wellstoo· e e ens Heavy damages were Incur- tb School ·• eo 1er unposmg y some thell'omrnun s Donald C. Cook of New y ork • Reslourant Tyo'sliOS' te' waa h presented d lllda gilt t by1 Washington C. H., ·•was given a be announced after arrJVal of ;, every!hmg they could have m, par!les w 11 on 1 0 president of the Americao Elec- taurant Ht-Way red to the front of the car drlvhac an s_ 1en' contract to Install chalk and l relahves for Eddie Little. 75. of the Selma crisis And he added 1 other parties or by demandin& 1 son tri'J•Power Co., considered JohnOak ffm. Noel'' l en by Mrs. Crow and the right blth sclsoo ak al specaa No I cboice to u - • . • .• . I y wee n recogru Ion o tack Is boards t hein • th1s b'room andd Route 2• Cheshire , who died , griml y: ' , that some pari)' or other res · s .__ Kmg Boy, Jackson; Crrcte•s Res- s_ide o the Seelig auto. The col- her 25 ears work as director a o a eac r s ca met a n early thts mor.ung. : " TI ere wa s reasnn to be- ; nounce ots politica l line " Douglas Dillon, hss Informed lauraot, Gulllpol!s; Armbris- llslon OCCUrred at the stop light 1 th y zln pupds wardrobe lockers 1 He is survived by his wife, heve 1local la w offlc1als would 1 . . 00 1 1 1 the Preoldent he does not want ler's Restaurant, Oak Hill: The on Eaat Main-st. Mrs. Crow oam aMua ma a e sa es Also awarded a contract was / Nellie. who had been admitted set upon peacefu l citizens the Pravda dtd not mentJOn Comlhe job. Just who has become Colonial Restaurant, Jackson, complained of neck and back c M p In I th the White Electrtc Co Porne- to Holzer hospital Thurday ev- 1way they dtd " mums( Chma by name nor dtd the top caudltlate lor the job and Oscar's Restaurant, injuries. rs. ayman urn en light" th ' ening: eight children, Mrs Le· ! d refer specJ£rcally to t h• 1 llDW II unknown. Johoson is polls presented awards to Mrs. Ro- roy, or mg ts same room tha Clark IU I Mtddleporl · l March 4 statement. But It a secret and many tan black and bite Police Chief0 Jed Webster, berts and Mrs. Husted whose Board . members asreed to go iM B tt . Abbotl ' and Mrs Ir: mg had charged that the Kremw . 1lga_,. H•• If'Icer, m . dl ca led born e rooms h8d made the to tGaDipohs ·. hThursday • t'Mar · rnars Jean e yWard both of Casa Treasury and White Houae placemats are also available mvea lm 'lme of peaceful coexiSt;. 25 1 sourcea say that even they do lor use at church suppers and no charges have been . tiled two highest sales totals In the of • Grande , Ariz ' iive sons. Dow I i ence. lust enunciated by formnot know. similar occasions. They may pending further lnvestlgatiDn. recent . lcltools lncllldin lis of R! 2. Cheshire ; Robert of I I'D er Premier Niluta S. hrusbo1 be bou•ht through tbe COIIOfle Barbara Lighlloot receiVed and M''ddl rt gf dpo Adelphia Md · William of Rt cl1ev. was betng followed by hio " T wo Merey Mission• camera an dJan etSt· Cl"atr a of the poS!Iibllity I epo or JSCUSSIOR , • · WASHINGTONWIUTE relations department 61 Rio of an area vo- 1. Mrddleport, and Raymond ,, . .• 11 succ-essors and that lhis musl Rouse guardl!l wlll keep a wary Grande College for $5 per thou. M watch for having the highest cattonal school. and Danny at. home , 30 grand- I . Ftshmg for Fun. was the I be changed. eye on the tourists today when sand. ade to Sam.e Home sales. Awards were made to A"endm· L V h children and several great 1 title of a f1lm shown Wednes ----The . J 'kJ bs dB b White ~~ g were eo aug . ' the geles open for the usual Middleport emergency- ac aco an ar ara an. presidenl ; Richard Finlaw, grandchildren Services will I day by Program Chaorman Harpubllc tours of the executive CIRCLE TO MEET rescue squad wao called for lor sales of over $65. . vice president· Richa d Jo es be held at Silver Run Baptist old Brown followmg the regular ! mansion. The Friendly Circle of the Mrs. Nellie Ultie, of below cash awards ranging from tl clerk . Paul a;d Church. the time being announc- luncheon of the Pomeroy Lions A groop of yoong clvll right& Federated church In Pomeroy Hobson, at !:58 p.m. 11Iuraday. to $4 were made to James Anmembers and Sup! ed later. 1club in social rooms of the F'€"d- ; demonstrators. posing as lour- will meet Tuesday at e p.m. Mrs. Little was taken to Holzer derson, Mike O'Brien, Brenda Gibb;: ' ·I Fnends may call at the Raw-. erated chucch. ' lsll, Invaded the White ·House Mrs. PaUl Werner and Mrs. El- bospital as 1 medlcnt patient. Boyer, Jenny Mencbinl, Duane lings Coats !WJeral after d b G Mt 8 Thursday to ataae seven.hour .za Gilmore, Jr., are program Today at 7:45 l.m., the squad Brickles, Marsha Pugh, Rebec- THREE ARRESTS MADE noon Saturday. j Provthed Y . enera1 ords r1 -.. "t . In 1 0 alt-ln and "blllller st.Iike" ill a .......... unit was swnmooed to I be ca Haw 1ey, James Swaue1• Cbs• Three arrests reported loday 1Corp b · of mid-week • ··• t H e mn\•Je was· narrate [ the•ueseries commum y IS VILenten w corrldor of east wing. They . same home whore Mr. Eddie nsse Porter, Paula Frtck. Rothe Ohio State Patrol mclud . WANTS AfRMEN Y osrng. worship services each Wedneosougbt without soccess to see DIVORCE GRANTED Utile was dead oo Its arrival. bert Murphy, Charles Vaughan, ed Walter W. Harrison, 62, Mman C. Knapp, Dr _ N. c . Compton repor ted i dav evening, sponsored by tht President Johnson. It was he- Michael E. Voumazos has Max Folmer. Maria Grueser. Middleport, . cited to Gallipolis formerly of Mlddle["'rt , Will be service provided by the Lions Pomeroy Ministerial Associallevet! thai 'a similar band woUld been gran)ed a . divorce from PUN SERVICE Evans, Pamela Crew, court Saturday lor overload, in the area today, Saturday and 1Sight _ Saving comm itt ee since I lion. 1ry again today. Sarah Voornazoo m Meigs Coun- The Racine ·Methodist Benme Wright, Cathy Fultz, Willlom J . Parsons, 20. Racine. Sunday to reccutt veterans fr om the last meeting F.d i'oster,, ty Common Pleas court. The church aonounce1 there wlll be Sandra Bing, Cathy Francis, clled lor unsafe vehicle, and aU branches _of the _service into president. president The .balance Gf the schedule BIRMINGHAM ALA.- THE plaintiff charged grosa neglect regular churcb services al 10 a: Sally Globokar and Chuck James P. Muth. 21. Kenova , W. lhe Ohio Atr Natmnal Guard Ladtes of lhe chorch serving ; foll ows Rev. James J. a white of duty and extreme cruelty. m. Sunday. . f Bartels. Va .. for . left of center, both to Unit al Wilmington, Ohio. Ser-! luncheoo were Mrs . Gladys J March 17 al the Grace EploBotton Unllarlan minister wbose . Autograph doga and auto- appear m Metgs County court vtcemen tnterested may ca ll WY Cuckler , chatrman : Mrs. Edith :o pal Church ,_ 1'30 p. m. Rev. 1 "complete rove for his fellow graph ViGiinll were awarded to Lannif18 and Mrs. Ethel Can- Rtchard Martm as speaker. man led him to this traglc: end" Barbara While, BIU Sawyer, lerbury. March 24, al the Federated today appeared destined to beCharles Vaughan, Jane Welle. IChurch, Uo p. m. Rev . Wtlbweome a martyr of the N"88'O civj I Marsha Pugh, Duaoe Brickle&, PeM rrtn hasJ speakher.u . ed M •• 1 II righll drive. · Pamela Crew, Keith Evana, RoBantl Boos ters of _ arc I, at t e not ew• '" · Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. · , bert Murphy. Jack Jacobs. JanodiSt Church. 7>30 p. m. HeY. old Reeb "IIDW )olos the ranks COWMBUS federal government' con- et St. Clair, Brenda Boyer, Jim Rutland fo M .. l1 Melvm Alkire speaker .. of thooo martyred hiroes sultant on Appalachia area highways has Informed otate Anderson Barbara Lightfoot Apnl 7. at Salvat1on Aro who and local officials that It Is up to theln to make recom- Jenn Mike BERKELEY, Cali I. (UPlJ - To some it was only The Northwestern B a n d my church. uo p. m. Rev. in hthe mendatlons for the best location of the roada within Ohio. ltltl Terry Evans four-letter obscenity. Aclually it was a ticking time-bomb. Boosters will meet :l!onday. l Ray Wining speaking. . and umao ...,....,. ' Paul Baldridge, Appalacbla K ren Griffith .8111 Saw: Police said the word was inked on a sign held by one March !5, at 7>30 p. m. In the ootJrdlnator lor the atale Devel- ommendatiDtll from oil 11 Ap- a receved au aph violins John Joseph Thomson. 22, a non-student, as he sprawled Rutland High school aUditor- I 1 opment Deparllnll!t, said palacbia statoo and report toyer togr · bare-footed on the steps of the University of California ium with the business meeting / Citv Offires Move _ ...._.__ am 1 IDeellng, lbe t;oosultlng , firm of the federal government on the Vetera MeiiHifial llottpital Student Union builrling 10 days ago. He was arrested for in charge of Rob<-rt Miller, In New Quarten J, '""'"" oaplured • U. S. Air E. S. Preston and• A880c. wu proptiBBI hlghwoy system for "' "openly outraging public decency ." president. J'- pllot whose plane wao to ''live uo an Idea of tht- con. the entire area," he added. ADMISSIONS- Richerd Me- AI f p.m. Wednesday , Ralph Jarvis. Northwestern . PT. PLEASANT - City olehot dOwn d!D'ln( the big Amer- cept of the development higb- The blgltway <Ommltteo ol Asee, Middleport ; Joy bomb exploded when Dr. Clark This afternoon the Academic Local instrumental mustc dlrec- ftces to be lcli!l llrlko 011 Mt¥'cll 2. way ll1'0inlm a!ld to learn the the Southeast Ohln Regional Middleport, Donald Stivers, Kerr, 53. announced he was Senate, representing all Berke- or, announed that following !he r lrom the temporary _I> airman Wll ltleatlflecl as Wtllt the CDnsultant - dolntl Developmeot Councll, compoo- Middleport. quitting as reaident of cal!lor- ley !acuity rnemhers. meets in business session a program ol ters of the past year. on Lt. HaJden J. Lockhart of for the relfonat highway pro- .cl of the 18 countf.. In 0 b I o DICHARI!:D - Garnet Rife, nln's oeven..,ampus, 65,000. stu- emergency session to "discuss instrumental solos wiU be pre- Street to the new City . _ &Prlnlflold, Ohio, formorl7 of gram 1ar Appalacbla. The out- eligible 1ar f.cleral Appalachia CheshiR; Wayne Stewart, Ma· dent state university. tbe crisis." sented. Sabra Canaday wiU lng and Central Fll'e -' :P'allll Pieaoaot, W. Vo. His wife, come was thel lbe f.cleral peo- aid, held hearings on Tueaday son; Anc!l Siders, Portland; The embattled University ol And Saturday the university's serve as accompanist while Su- Vumtl Street. All city oflii!OI 1 Jill; IIY!ll n Aleundrla, Louts. pie told 111 Ohio will !>ave to and Wedoeatlay at At!Ieno and Glady• Nicholson, Rutland ; Ray callfornio - the nation's big- governing body. the Board of zy Parker presents the num- are closed today for l'lf1 11. S, p1aneo werti make Its beol Steubenville to obtoln 91ews of Plckeno, Middleport. fle't and one of the most pres- Regents, bolds 1 special ,... ber oo her cornet which she fer and will open f..the (lllotl of all 1ar llaldr(dae ·said amnty lind civic leaden as Ill tlglous - wao In the throes o! sion here. The announced pur- played at tbe Junior Miss on Monday, March 00 In . . l.Oethirt· - reorued •. be lelt Oii10 woUld he better off the roote the AppalacbJo WI!)' DIUVD. li'INED another biller cri•is over stu- ]11184l : To "dlscuaa restoratton Pqeant. Also perfonnlng will new quarters. pilot wu Ill OWn plarui hecauoe ahould lal:e. • JtiCkle Harri*, Jll, l'lalwoodl, 4ent discipline , " · "freedom of of appropriate control over stu- be Chester King on the trom- Plans_ for- an "open hoJiat!H • · alfio_,l!!;!iejl 11(1, llfaly A total "we are In better .._.,. to !mow They agreed II lhoultl nm .If., wu lined fll lind opeech." . dent oondllCI on tho Berkeley bone and Debra Tumer 011 are hemg . lfrllltBed and · o11c1 our JlrObieml tuld from to Cincinnati. Thursday night . Pomeroy And (ton were - e d campua"· and "problems relat- tenor saxophone . All baed pol' be llliiiOUJiftod ' Ill llOOII . '·~ · our ecotlro!lc. cl!araeterillflctl.'' . . _ $lufhem Oltio'o econoillMiyor Lecar for tuJtliial tiio - . wu yet to lnl to prillclpol university off!- enta and the public are lnvtt- new slnlelltre 0111 be . ne- icaUF . Ialllnl tuea. • f!IP J) "Tbo COIJII!]taat Idi!4! 1 nd ll,fl!L ctt:l." eel. lull ]Ill bile --~ ~ ~,. * * * alterwai-dpulled • number Heavy, larp, bull!y of Shortly state lroopers away bottoebold ltemo or of dllcard, .·WORLD " ' person~. standing bi the rain at a police Moadays of Morel! Utb IUid The weary Orange collapsed barricade cheered wheo • Ne- March Zllb. Small anble It- during the announcement and Jl'O leader inlormod of emo may be lal:ea uyllme an aide had to finish it I or • the ~ompromise aroundthem 2 1.m. the C.Ue<!Uoa Ceten Ga Uteto him EST. Krocer and Aid' porldq loll. . Restaurant. In Jackson, Gal- , ~ g;~~~~~~~ Eddi'e Lt'ttle, ·~ CheshIre, • DIes • . Katzen~c sa~ 't~ssernl- W~mer I I horr~ He~schel I =.:.c~ •~Je...__ :"' N~:!t N ~ 1 ~ackM~hinl Jaco~~ ~uer, ~ 'llle ~.,but ..__ Mid-Week Lent Schedule Noted 'ted~ 1 I the ~,~' I~ the~-- w.,... ~1 mov·.,ed~~;.~~(~ Sta~ the~~-~"':~;l~jh ~a)'tl. ~ondatlons A.~ ~ ~ ll·"-"· ~ vietaam... d~ ~,.,. ~ . ~;· .(~ . 1 ~-66~~~-an~n~~:~·-- _I c0 IJege campus T'IDle Bomh May sef Off B'•gger BJast O'Brl~ a~ the .. " ·r~ I ~ay. Pek~ I I Ha~old I ~ ~-The ' I I F•ISh•Ing Fun Shown Film Gail~ an~ the Shoul0 J..AJC-=ate Highways I I Loh,.; UncIesam says Home F0JkS ~h ·~ 1 ~~ ~~li:'~nrl:~:n~~~~~s • campa~gn. Reeb, th~ 1 Ke~th BED ROOM SUITES SAVE-&4 SCOTTIII!S SCDTTIES SCDTTIES KLEENEX KLiiNIX KLUNIX - Jal~Itls lo murder a man as an attempt t6 munter the hopea • n d s.l: n1melltll Wood Fr......_ 15'h,.d5¥.." J.9J civl~ o\11 penoao lntenoted fD (II'Ogreu lll'e remtndod Sft.lao, and prayer they are Invited to attend tbo cotitlnued for the. fourth m..U., ol tbe Soatbeutenr sirai.(ht day In some cities. Me- 0b1o Regional Coancll at 1 moria! ..rvtces wexe sched- tonight at the Lafayette Ho&el uled lor the Rev. Reeb, In GaWpolla. the Be1too millister wbo waa atParpooe of tbe meellag Is ticked by four white men on a to IDiorm lbe public about lbe Sel!JlO street comer Tuesday norpnlzaffaa of the eoaacD. nlglit. Robert Newquist, executive The Rev. Martin Luther diuetor of the connell, wDI 1 King raid sllylng Reeb •: be Jthe priaclpal opeoloer. "was not 10themuch the of attempt t Bliiii: :etJAiiMS ! l.ekm _ RtcUntn - Swlvellltcbrt ~oungo Chain- Wino ...... - lowintiRoelce~ $22 $2t Swivel Chair - Plutle Cofttino -------- •• N7.JO IMHiolr Choir -Floral rrint --- ------- So11 ~ $59 Platform Reclr:er-VInyl Coverlr~~ ----- - - - .... PI $19 lerty Amorlean Flrooldo C~r ---------- :":: f54 $69 swt..t Rocbr-T. Cvahlon Nylon ----- --- 0 .., llocii,.._Tullod Ia... VInyl c..., -----$74 4 $19 larly AMtrlean Swl.,.l Roclcer ---- --- ----- Sa ~.. $l9 Mod.rn Swlwel Roek•r. Nylon Fr._ ------ Ia~ ~~ $11 T.V. Chair Swivel -----------· ---------- t\e $16 $I09 Roc:H- - vtnrt ----------------------- S.l• $92 $119 Plotform bekor- Ylnrt ------------- --- I 'I If Pl•thrm RDCbr,. VInyl ancl Twead -- - -- - 111 : ": $129 Reell- - Supported Platlc ---------- S. 1le $9 ffl lwlvol Roekor - Tufted Bod& - ------- ---- S. 1'0 $19 Boudoir Choir - ........ ---- --------- --- S.~ ::: $79 oe..olonel Chetr -------------------- ---- S. $54 $69 Donloh Modern lwlvol Chelr-T- ------ Salt $129 Cepe Ced Leunlf CIMI• --------- ------- S.~: f129 larly Amerlc.n Recliner, TWMCI ··------.:~. $111 $139 Roelc-A-Lou""r Modern ---------------- Sale tiM $139 Rock-A-Lou...,, Nylon lroeedo ---------- 1o 109 tiS9 Pl....tde Chelr - Wino loek ' -- --------- $olo lloo $1H 'l...W. Chair ---------- ------ -------- ' ; $33 $42 Rocker- Upholltond ond loclc --- --- 1 1~ 29 N9 w.... Rocker_ ler)r Amorlcon ----·e·;h; ::le ~22 $2t lortr Amorlelft Roeker-Ro_..ble • lolo ftl . . Roelcor- WOod ---------------- ---------- E~ao. * * * interfaith lobbylnf ef1ort olnco the drive fO< pa.osage of the civil rights law. ~: s=~s·=~DI:A:ii~j~~-io~i~ S.lo $199.01 Door Mlrrert-1 I)' dreNed Witb * * * wa~ sa~d. ~eles, :~ '.c~ o~cro:ashlngtonna r: IAIGHTIN YOUR HOMI WITH MIRRORS DOLLS * * * Prolall . demo netratlcms laround the oounll'y 'l'hunday, doring the olghl wbllo clvfi nlght'o prolest llllli'Oh In Selma. "The only thing not there are SELMA, Ala. (UPI) _ A reported compromise agabut riOlll violence In Ala- the mosl dramatic COliiiotl lu rlibls leaders tried to enlist 10,- , "'lbiro was the flrJt time that the gas lurnaces," Msgr, Egan would end a grim, rain-soaked raci al confrontation on baoul pined new .otrengtb Washington when 10 YOIIIII peo- OliO peraono lor a Dl8S8IVe pro- I ve ever been afraid, weanng . Selma street washed down the drain today. today witb the death ill Selma ple were 1 from a rod- test march to city ball Satur- a Roman coilar1 . to The meetmg of Protestant, Mayor Joe Smitherman went on the radio to rate- _ of a white .minister who carpeted White . Howe .!'"llway day. through a while commumty, catholic and Jewtsh religious gorically deny that there had bee n a compromise with raWIII beatan by lour white after ..a seven-l!our hunger The Very Rev. Msl!"· J'!'"' J. he said. He said a Selma po- leaders m Washmgton today cia! demonstrators and said they would not bee j men. strike. director ol ChiCago s Ro- !Iceman pomled h1a club ot blm was ex11<cted to draw about 1,- to hotd a prayf'r vigil at the Dallas Countv c Tbouoaoda of rellgloos lead- In Loa. a . small man catl!olic. archdiocese office said to a fellow officer, 000 Hwufreda of others today. · 11 from · the Jl'Ol!P mamlained Ill vigil In of urban affall'•, rellll1led home I d love to put my Slick streamed mto the crty lor demJames Orange a Negro lead er announced to street front of the Federal Building alter lal:lng pan in Wedneaday through that priest'o skull." onstrations. demonstrators at police barricade shortly after mid- '2.39 tUII Annie hoiiiPNUI .,CANNON" .... 3 POPLIN 'JACKETS "Phil Mold" royan florol Print Ponti• 51- 4 to 14 ......... . .. ... . .. . ...... 49c polr ~-- $2.95 Hand Prl- Cotton T•l• Cevor 1111 S2Jr10 In, LoJveabe; ent durabl1 and · colorful GIRLS PANTIES .. SUS Hond Prlaled Colton Tololo Coven 11.. 12x52 ln. * * * dr~gged LITTLE BDn SIZES 3 TD 7 A special group of blou•es. plaids and oollds, in washable gingham and dacron and cotton blends. Shon sleeve tailored otyle, turn back eolian. Siza 30 to 38. ' TABLE COVERS White, solid color green or black. Sizes small, medium, large. Bargain Days 69c 3 lor '1-00 SPECIAL SALEI Kitchen Towels "Laura Mae" Blouses $1.99 .. aDd pllllda. S.IO TEE SHIRT WITH POCKET Bei&etone 99c. polr to 50 waist measur, and Colors: Tan-spruce Green, Silver Grey, and Charcoal Grey. (8\1 -9 ). B (9\1 -10) 1nd C (10YI ·ll), Three popula 1 hade1 to choose from Taupetone, Bluahton& •nd amomi pattern. $]-00 S.lo e Shlrts In sizes 14 to 20 and in your correct sleeve e Trousers in all STOCKINGS TEXTURED NYLONS CANNON BATH TOWELS length Women• Atlhn You lltl2 lllro Dla,.... PRII CRIB SHEETS "Rmg·A· Round" (circular st!tched bra) and "Coomopollton" (circular stitched bra ). Sizes 32 to 42. A, B and C cups. w...... 6• SPICIAL 38 FOR BARGAIN DAYS-FRIDAY AND (padded. bra) (embroidery trim bra) SpecW buy, with each 2 dozen of regular Cu~y white gauze diapera, you will receive free 2 plaid printed Curlty diapers. CUrity diapers are more ab-sorhent, waah easier and dry fasWr. INFANTS Choose from these leading sty1es of our regular BestforQl Plain white cotton cushion sole stretch erew socka. Long wearing. Sizes a to 81,i and 9 to 11. 3 lor Sal a $1.59 CREW SOCKS * * * Racial Brutality Protests Gain Strength EASY CHAIRS CURITY DIAPERS loy• 50e White eotton t-rew aocka with 1lripe top1. Sizes 10 to 13. $3-:: Por lareala O.ys Choose your favo r ite fabric and color from our big NO. 280 * * * .. . .. $1.79 Half Chllono · • · Gallon• . · · · · .. · $S • := ' $3-'5 TROUSERS $2.50 MENS T I E S - - -- - - SALE $1.3S $1.50 MENS TIES SALE 85c $1.00 MENS TIES SALE SO. $3,00 ~~"' :-1: :::::: MENS AND YDUNG MINS AND SATURDAY BARGAIN DAYS CREW SOCKS llli . rt Concentrated. One qua makea two u,allona. Odor· :~:·: Dn Solo Friday and Sotunloy enttne lma's of ev- tsti-IO SOl'A-Tredltl..,.l Pillow loek -- : : : ::::: -10 -- .. .. Mattie... ---S• lo ..-. '""' ......... CAPI COD IOPA • __ ...--__ ....,.lon Plf,IO SO'A-Pillow -~• SALE $1M-DO 19.00 SOIJA-MI"J.... Nylon ------:,._..TWO CUSHION LOVE SlAT ---- ::::: $2tUO IARLY AMERICAN HIDE-A-BED SALI $111.00 $t2f 10 HIDE-A-IID-Iu-rletl vt.,l , . $289:10 KROEHLIR SO'A-Iupporletl VInyl $22f.OO SLIIP-R-LOUNGI -------------- Ss!a:l ...... 5109.10 IOI'A liD ----------,---------- - SALI $11.00 MEN'S $7.49 CARHARTT BRDWN DUCK SPECIAL SALE PRICES FRIDAY MenaiOe SOc cle~n1nc Early American Dining Room Furniture A good selection in the new slim shapes. Nationally known brands. selection of Katz shift gowns. Dacron-cotton blends, whipped creams and Kodel fabrics. Print. and sol· ids. Sizes 32 to 48. For home Sofas _ Hide-A-Beds - Studio Couches ' $5.00 BIB OVERALL MEN'S NECKTIES Katz Shift Gowns a two cup meuun. • ng' II .... FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1965 pet.a and uphoiUery. Tht cleaner dealcned tor Preclout WaU-Io-WaU Carpet. two wu meuurtn1 cupa:. ltx.cellent for wet and dry metlurilll. One lide holds one cup and turn over for VOL >CVI BLUE LUSTRE ti.IO l'lutlo lalo WASH'N WEAR WOMENI $3.95 Neatly packaged. FloralI paIter na. Stri-"'1 I"''' oU liVer patlel'llll. Putela and whites. , UDbnwble, •••·lode - ·.; . . leN.! a,.,I .- DUR $5.95 QUALITY Heavy duty cotton twUl, zipper front, two olasb pockets, nylon quilt lining, completely washable. Sl!es 38 to 46. Green, Grey or Tan. $2.18 $1 .69 $1 .00 WORK JACKETS Boys Western Dungarees SD:ea 32 tu 46. - 41 . . Oi ........ '-! ... MENS ZIPPIR FRDNT EXTRA HEAVY WEIGHT Ln both waltz length and full length. Assorted prints and 10lid colon . mens and womens socks . Assorted sizes and C"'lors. INTRODUCING "MR. WRANGLIR" 29 to 44. a...;aln DIYI $1l1 rough sanforized 13% ounce blue denim , fuU weBtern styUng, triple stitched and remforced. Sizes 6 to 18. Regular price is $2.48. Bargam Days Only .... MWURING CUPS (' RAYON GOWNS Small eroup etf childrenl', Tough Jong wearing 10 ounce blue denim, Sanfor· ized llhrunk. Full cut sizell, Jacket and Coat Prices ··~ t.o m .rw. Sale Prices Phil Maid $1.95 SOCKS SALE WORK DUNGAREES $1.88 Be autiful boucle sleeveless sheUs. Ideal to]lll with 't skirts slacks shorts. Soft pastel colors. Jewsui '· ' ' 34 t 40 el neck and turtle neck. Sizes o . 25c te 75c ValuM Mtn'• $4 95 Work TrouHrs, Mol•kiM, Whipcords, HNvy Twills, In 51- 32, 34, 31,:, ~ 44 46 48 and 50. For Boraoln Doya · · $3. ~ F~r s;,raoln Daya Fridoy ond Sotunloy Any 69c $I.OO Bolt .. ____ . . .. . . .. .. . .. . Dn Sale Por MEN'S LAST TWO DAYS l-> PRICE SALI New Spring Shells $2.95--$3,95 s::;'m, 51- a to 12. 14-16 .... · · · · · · · · S.lo suo for example $9.95 Sweaters on sale for $4.98 $14.95 Sweaters on sale for $7.48 _ $6.95 Sweaters on sale for $3.48. Friday 1 nd Saturday A special group of girls blouses, dressy styles and tailored styles in print. and aU white. Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. Boy~ $1.95 Long SIMYo flannel $port Conlrn ~.57 Sale lnoHr1 $1.95 FIGURFIT SLIPS 11 Lot S , . . • oi<Gbol ad tol:looOe ............ IIIlllo. Spunwell Pillow Cas~s BUYS FOR MEN & BOYS A SPECIAL PURCHASE Dl' J JlfOY YOO IEJifOW' wlll-,.u . . "•• t"' ' . B~ ;' ..._.·~ ,~ ' ! ~ <liar"' ~ ~Ii. . ; I a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 11, 1965 sauvage