https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e2f67aba17fb47c71e33ac0f3cccc461.pdf 93e0143604e71054345c709ee2a66f16 PDF Text Text • ' . l IJ.Dall;r SeuUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport,_0 .,.Mu. 19, 198S J., ' j Around And About Middleport . I D Metcs County wu host the past weOk to a . meeting of the the Planning Committee for visor Tramlng Conference scheduled for 11lursday, JuneS, Mr. and Mrs. Ev:re~as~i:: Middleport, and Mr . t at Canter·s Cave f.H Camp. . f M son w Va . spen ton o a , I . NYLON STOCKINGS In charge of the sesstOn wu Tuesday In ~~m:~~ard Lee i Ivan Archer uf Jackson who ls Sgt. and . B1l hters I the new area extension ageut ~;;;'~igh :~~ Pat~ici~ Ann: Ifor 4-H. AssislingC in :he have returned to Nebraska for ' ning hort visit with relatives and IPatty ~n. fro,t bi\1e:gs ~:~ Kirbury's Cal~orn~innie Holman ts rerov- erint,s.from the flu. H~r d~ugh· tet, Mrs. Virginia Napper IS illSlisting in her care. Mrs. Dale Walburn ~~d ~hildren, steve and Jill, VISited ~ecently with her parent~, N r. . and Mrs. Robert Clarke o . ~Haven, W. Va. and Mr. an? Mr · I Mrs . I 8VJ dJuK~o~r::;e~~zad:;~i~r. · Other counties represented were Gallia. Jackson and Lawrence. AVE DINNER GUESTS H . st f Mr n~m;t~Sv :~~~ t::el~ a~ I Ad: I 88c Buy tMn'o ShortS~ $3.98 $3.00 ReiUlar and White. · all sl.ze1. half al.!ea. 2 55·00 Quorfl has I I I pain for 1 j SHANMONT SMALL GROUP AGILON Stockings . FOR WOMEN Satunley Our $5.95 $2.95 and $3.95 . Gollono 2 $2.00 the season'& most popular sbadeJ *3-50 Mrs. Hoy Riffle were an army, ' ' Wed d e enmu of 1 D8II and Duane were : gues .s nes ay .' v . na, as .. . urd , Mr and Mrs. Dav1d McKenzie Parkersburg VISitors Sat ay . . d. h.ldr Phillip Jeffry M d M George Ander· an c I en, , r · an rs. from a va~ and Jozie at their new home 1n in Florida. A dinner was held While th:re they attended the m observance ~r the birthdays wedding of his nephew, Keith of ~rs. McKenz~e tmd daughter Anderson. JozJe. ~allipolis. "STORMY MARCH .. · CHANGING SKIES" 25c for $3.95 BROADCLOTH iATURDAY Red Pahll. Smart new spring styles and patterns in sizes 32 to 40. SATURDAY WORK GLOVES $3-00 DIAPERS 39c • •••• 'oa IUYWDMENS MRAL MAIL BOXES You can buy our 25K SATURDAY Our $2.39 a dozen Birdseye Diapers on Sale Sat- urday for $2.00 Flare Leg Pantle~ All sizes up to 48 will be on sale Saturday only for l•tra SIIH In Worneftl 69c Womens59c Royon ond Eldorlon Rayon Panties Our "Phil Mold" Quality On Salo ........., . . Ul b 2 fer $1.00 PANTIES for 69c SATUIDAY POl SATURDAY $36. 95-9'x12' Size •Sele $29 .!)0 You'D lave money on aU of your Co•met(CI every day In the Cotmetlc Department on the main Ooor. standard well known brands. Your favorites - Qulck service IDd $29.95-B'xlO' Size .s.re $24.00 •. $10.95-4'x6' Size • $6. 95-3'x5' Size rle ....... ,. . . . .. • $2.95-24"x42• Size S,le$2.50 .. ~ .. . .,,.,_._.. -~ . ' ~-': S:.r. ti.o.o $1-91 , - -· 7' ..,.~ . $3.95-27"x45" Size . IPICIAL PIICI .Sa~ $9.• ...' . ' pl~asure p~eture th~ lnywher.~ IF E PhtJson e 0 o · o , 't\hddleport. and 24 of those as superintendent, reviewed Slick' Dangerous ·school the responsibilities of the exe cutive and his staff, of tbt board, and of the, pul>llc. , h 1 Townsend She thinks older per- an angerou. · / c<.~ ught 1 He admttted bemg deeply concerned about beln~ able to maintain teacher quai Jty and school plant effi. ciency m the face of n smg costs,...!_he de1:nand for I higher teacher salanes, and - WHAT TO DO . . . . P~lll__ stat ic or dwmdlmg mrome. : Whde dec lining to discuss di- What can be done? · rectly possible consohdatton as I '1'dhls question . . ht b Mr. MC'Comas ed b a solut ion. he pointed out cer-. sa1 . m1g . e ass wer y tain administrative t'the.. P·E-P P'lfo now the Je10 '" h!i V>ng a large r school. gislature. But he sa1d .d I . . I had littleh hope of Its being th ap. Mr McComas s a1 1e JS m o adv~:~ntages educato~ ' five inches fell over .\1eig.s coon. I his· annual problem. of looking , voters proved next t ere.November or even by ty shoulde [. C:wght off guard becau si' the ahead toward havmg leac1lers. become referendum issue. ' ' - ·for the 1965-66 term . h heavy snow had not been foreNor would an acro...;;s • ~ , cast. state highway crews 1 don t know ~hal to , board $200 increase proposed 1 1 11' it 1 Sentinel Photo. --- - ---·· - ' MOSCOW IUPI)sh1p :- Russia's V,oskhod II space was en· gulfed in flames on its descent, its outstde rad10 antennae was burned off and commumcat10ns . . -- JU~.t 1 J •• • JU St 0 fmd 1t 0 <I } : • t , 53 1 ' · , Gov. I l~wer wll~ scho~l.~ V~rgm1a 1 1 1irst man toranfloat lnlbeen harrowing experience In outer space, mto freely unexpeclgmng adown ln flames, and losed hitches on the way down ing rontact with ground conand Ian de d somewhat off trollers. course. lh~ell..:. \l'iJI Loan church and a 50-rear plus mem- her of the Racme Lodge 461, Equipment 1 F and AM. He is survived by his wife, Regina Mae, one son, Ben H. Thursday and landed Friday. territory" near the industrial Philson, Racine, two daughters, Tass said the two cosmonauts city of Perm on the Aslan side Mrs. Thereon "Mary Lew" came through what must have of the Urals-a site never used f 0 Johnson. Racine, Dr, Kathryn by cosmonauts before end about Phllson, Blackburg, Va ., four 800 miles northwest of.the land- Am-Vet Post 30 Commander grandchildren and lour· great to earth under the "manual ...,trot" of Col. Pavel Belyayev along a different trajectory than origlnslly planned, Tass said. ,1 The tanding spot was calcu1 Jated by space scientists only mg spot for I. Wutiam P. Grueser said the grandchHdren and two sisters, the craft slowed by drag .The Russian word "laJCa ' In· local organization will loan its Miss Mary hilson and Mrs. '!flutes, wa; slipping quickly dtcates an unpopulated wilder- .hospital equipment to anyone Ruth Cross, both of Cincinnati. t~jrough the earth's atmosphere, ness of forest. The cosmonauts I'" Meigs county free of charge. Masonic Rites will be conto Tass. . apparently ••cceeded '!' finding Commander Grueser oald the dueled at 7.:w p.m. Sunday eve. Ha I to Tr bl Ades Jean Riggs, one day f an opemng for the fJnal set- Am-Vets have 611 folding wheel nlng at the Rawlings Coats fu. n n Ob e old daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. , down chairs five Wooden wheel I h Fr. ds II me Tass report bore out Gordon Riggs, West Columbia, lour and one hall hours chairs, ..,. ebild's wheel chair I :,n opecillatlon here that Belyayev W. Va., died Friday afternoon of silence by Soviet authorities 18-liOspltal beds of which :t ' e7 nerat 9me and his engineer, Lt. Col. In Veterans Memorial hospital. from the time the capsule is needs repair and painting 18 2o t an :::; Leonov, who became the Surviving In addition to her now known to have landed and pairs of crutches and 19 ;.alk- un ay rom o p.m. a parents are grandparents Mr. the announcement that the <'OS- ers 7 .:,;'. 9 ~m. . b t k t th Cltil!ens Invited to asd Mrs. Melvin Lee, Leading monaul< were safe apparently • The Am-Vets extended their h eh ty WI 11 e Ma end 0 te ' C eek Road u.. N ttl R·g · lha k "-._ c urc a noon on on ay o Atte.d CAP Meetings r . , mn. e e I ss. was due to . the time it toot n s to uoule Martin who lle in state unlil time of serPorso Interested in the Civ· Worthington, W. Va., great ground part1es to reach the has held drlv.. to obtain new vices. 11 Air :%trol are invited to at· Juliana Riggs craft to confirm that Leonov Tbe Post also gave , 1tend of Squadron No. FaU"VIew, W. Vo., and Mr. and and Belyayev were well. · Jts .equipment to the people of Servifte for Infant ' ~, Information Officer E. H. Mrs. Jim Henderson, NeloonMellJs county who purchased ~ Carpenter said today. vllle. FORFEITS BOND magazine subscriptions so the , Will be Sunday Meetiogs of th~ "!Uldron are . Grav..ide rites will . be James Robert Priddy, 21 . Rt.,hospital equlplllelit could be ' Funeral services for Bruce held each Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. conducted at the McCurysv1Ue 1, Middleport, charged with lobtalnetl. Lee Powell, four months old, at Long Bottom under Com- Cemetery, Fairview, W. Va., on Speeding forelted a $IS bond who died In the Children's HooDJ*'der Norman Weber. The Sunday. Middleport Mayor Lee Veteruo Memorial Hospital pltal in Columbus Friday mornC.A.P. squadron shows a Friends miY at the Smith's court Friday ntcht. · ADIIIISSIONS · 1ng wlli be held Sunday at 1 hlBb degree of ioterest In all llngs-Coata Funeral home this Dan A. Rice, 74, MlddleJ!Orl, Call, MlildleJ!Orf: . Faye p.m. tn the Laurel Cliff Free pllues .ol Civil Air Patrol IIIII evenlnjf. was fined $5 tl!ld costs for drivMetl)odist chureh With burial In lllf. _.fundamentals of flying. lng In a dangerous manner. s.J:!m: Jeff BaU be Chester Cemetery. The . Sq,gadron otllcial said · . I\WI! ' STAMP JSSUi!:D Hiven.' rey ' Eugene Glll will officiate. members are now beiog ed i':s,bo The Crusade agalnsl Cancer , DISCHARGES- William Zer· Survivors include his mother, . 11 1 ;;.en 'lMIJilemor.auv, stamp WID •be 1kle, Syraeuae: J>altlela Ernestine Powell, Rt. I Porn.. (]:APS FOR Harry president of the. Royal 1 11 11oop1 .. nol '*a llle lll$Jed · l ln Waahlitcton, lhlio, ; ometoy; OrvllJe roy. . _ ln.Ijliddli!port, we1ghs. the fif8t coll"<;tton of bottle hlriled in A N Charge Jnfant Girl \~ ch~en Vos~ I Dies Friday Th~ llv~ gr~ndparenl<. ,;~ngs ~~ ~me ~" ·~· - '::rJam:,~~ c..::: ~ · boa;; mpk\yed atof the Itailter liUm Corporation 1n ana wood. ~ ~- I rna~ c~t rm. ~lg ~":':y;Jia~~or, PIP~ D~KltJI, ~ Sa~ Syt~ z Bu· _ L. ner~ ~me. ;o~ rm. ~ulpment. c~ll c. C~ft!TY - sal~ .IJI !~ . on fiDiklwbit .. ,af 4!8Jo, _dlepjlrt; Pomeroy;Htililer :V.trcmla . Postmas- port; . , . ,_ .. roug a hoe n Racine. who died Friday at · to work on the primary high-, oo e ,.,_, ":" •: . · • op : This mig.tt . e achieve in I e the wall, she said, Inoon in Holzer hospital will ways '" t/Je county w'th snow the teache, su pp., . Southeast. ' proposed Coll•ns Bill !Sen. OakMrs. Townsend was the last he held Monday at 2 p.;.. at plows. cinder. snow plows and ' ern Oh10 sc hools obl "n;d good ley Collins, R. Ironton) now postmaster m the community Ithe Racine Methodist church. I trucks loaded wllh cmdcrs and 1 1eache1 s fl "rn Kentuch, •h•ch · m the Senate. It would oet a of Pageville, located In the north with burial in the Lelart ceme- l salt. had a pa y standard. Then. , minimum standard for teachers• ern part of Scipio township. Mr. tery. Elsewhere in the county. both, when Kem.ucky upped lis ' pay and make up from five to Townsend served as poastmas. I Pomeroy and Middl!!porl vi llage r sa!anes, SEO d1pped 90 per cent wJih Foundation aid ter from the store until his The Rev. Judson A. We.ed street departments worked dur. into the Wes t supply ..1 to dislriets, depending on local death and then :llrs. Townsend offu:•ate. He was born In Ra Iing the mght to clear town •·vou have read what West tax dupllcales. or ab11lty to took over until the post office etne _ the son of the la~e ~ streets and the eount~ highw11y Virginia is doing .' ' he said _ support schools. service was discontinued in 1953. LewJS Weaver and Agusta Phil· deparmenl was working on no Now you tocango:• seehewhadded. y we have I' :ltr.(Continued McComas on saidPage Sen.2) ColTbea Town•end store lh still son. a sheetemployee metal ·I rural roads today. has '')lol-beU .. ., sto workerHeandwasa former ___ . - ----- -- place ----1 of Rowley and Heed and Cross olts io the mldd:. of •- Ia t . tW U th Hardware store, was a mem11 "e .w c ' • carr1e• a e be r of th e Rac1ne . 'I thod." t 1 Tb e news agency said . that were temporarily interrupted, Leonov and Belyayev whirled Voskhod JI's landi!Jg was a the official 'l'dss news agency around the earth 17 times in "soft" one. "in deep $110W. " laid today. 26 hours, covering approximateRemote Area The spacecraft lurched out ol i ly 446,000 miles. The Voskhod ~artier, II was reported the Its original orbit and came back II was launched Into orbit on craft landed in "taiga forest \ were duty J I wor • Space Ship Engulfed In Flames on D escen· t - 1 1· • Alele~ . get~ ·1 • a~rding l. PlnaQuallty ~ $20.00 _:.· ~ ELB.E T.,.,. 1;. ; walnut flnllb) • $24.95-'6rx9' Size , ........... *tVlOO · Makes d~ring 5I super1ntendent sees FInancing cfl t Ical prohiem • 82' Succumbs• · ' ' , ' Mrs. Townsend does most of • the w~rk o~ operating the store ! Rites Monday !atsummoned ? 0 : 1 ~. -~luntJ~~ i-l s we face any by permanent Jamessolutwn A. . Rhodes _be QUJLTlNG - Mrs. Nada Townsend 1ongtime operator of the general store at Page-- and fmds hme also to care for I midnighl.for emergPnry e . he sa1d. ville works at making a quilt in her pl~re of business while no customers are around Ithe 14 room house adJoining the Funeral services for Frede. I Eight crews of workers from , lie ~"""''" to the I net that 1 ''What is needed," he said, Asked how long it takes her to make a quill. Mrs. Townsend answered, "It's accord: ! stor~. 'I dont'thhaveh far to !go Ito rick Eckert Philson. 82. Rt. 2. the highway department went ' t"ft~r th northeru 7r ":·~ ~choo~;, . is equalizlalionb ." d h - MII ·GWS BOiJDOIR LAMPS SAVE ON COSMETICS HOOVER SWEEPERS *149· dreiJBer 800 chest of drawers. {Either B&ht or dull black. d operating this store until die " 1 lng to how many customers I_have." - Full.size bed with book we beadtioartl, do~~· areen. stor~ ~Nat gr~mother 00 nvln&s. Seatter utd room Blzes ID 5 smart decorator colors. Five colors Include be!Je, broWD, red, ~ I ver- a r· sons lot of in see-! . The snow.fall c am e on the ed now mg . some th•mg tha l s hoY..s a c I. Js a very "'"'"'1~ _;.whos~re ear ftrst day . of sprmg and · 1 k -··•-;:_ rk , ·1, ot past. 1 area reSidents completel.v off. c er ' enjoys u.-:T \fO • m guard. too old to get I job , . s t a 1 e highway department eloe and J like to stay busy, I • supt · Rolland Torrence ·said she said and added "['m aon • J· BED ROOM SUITES . 45 % wool Blend Braided Ruas reduced fot .spedal ' ',. *1·09 T rs. ownsen , a ,. Saturday on the 3rd Floor Either the plain cotton or Pima Cottou Slips iD all *1·39 M Tbele· Sulteo are 1eaulne Kroebler quailIF and ~n- · llon. Full lire oulteo, u;hololered aU over IDcludlnl outlido ll'DII and boob ID durable nylon frl.... Loooe euob- · lou wllll lippar oovors over hltlh deui!J> loom. ..• Good qual!IJ broom eorn, 3 lie, wire bound bandle wltll rinl for baacinl- COLONIAL RUGS slzea will be on sale. r~ted • na stay •. fight here and keep• on• • IALI FOI (o.rl:.; ~~ Middleport schools have pretty well kept up with edu' rational standards 10 the past a<eording to Supt. Lee M.eComas, hul he sees darker days ahead without immedlale improvement in school financing . He was speakin1 as a Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary club member to the Ro' ta ry club in its current vocational series of programs. Mr. McComas. 39 years in teaching, 36 of them In . . Townsend 'o · the it . ··A lot of te stop in , A heavy snow fell '" Me,gs jointly until : . Townsend passthe sum:::p months to county last mght and earh lh•s . 1956. Ioo k around" hJgtma ys shlk ed away m , aero rd.mg lo Mrs. mornmg d d makmg 5 DAVENPORT AND CHAIR BROOMS S only a short time, selling to Mr. llipolis LIVING ROOM SUITES '. COTTON HALF SLIPS RUTLAND Jlember Federal Depoolt lnsurauee Corporalloa low and turquoJae. W_,.$1.95 Serving Meigs County for over 93 years Member Federallteserve System clean. protects your elotheo. Yel· laum·h~ Mr. Jewell owned the store route between Athens .and Gal- • REVERSIBLE OVAL Al4 SuppUio. Tootll Preparatlono, etc. POMEROY keep ••OJ to magproof, $lOO help and aav:lnga. Powden, Creams, WUona, Bhampoot, Hair Colorfnll, Spray Seta, Shavlnl Preparatlano, First POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Lltht to carry, - --over the Cape Kennedy area : sbelviog and counter space for Sunday's planned that was built over JOO years ing of a Range-r·!J probe on a ago, %425,500 mile picture~ taking : At one time, probably nearly voyage to the moon. I and Mrs. Gath Townsend on The Townsend store is actual· Octoher 36 1924 Mr end Mrs lly a landmark in the commun- KROEHLER WHISK LAUNDRY BASKETS · SATURDAY 2 tabl~ \ ON ,;;:r Mei"gs Ht"ghways • 99c i:O.::!!i!g O:D f:fP::i~~· ~ Tbe two-story otoee hulld· 100 years ago, the store served ,, .. , . Mrs. '""'· · · Civll War by the IJ"8lldfather Townsend said legend has been of J. D. Cooper who wao oper- handed down that the building nOW ator of the business anti! lb was also uoed for hotel ' '"vice UZOI wben be sold olll to Dell during those days. Stage coach· JeweU. es would stop at the store en- s.turday - ~--=.:....:....:---==: White and printa .... ~ 1 lfrt·~y-mait formo YOOAI~ Your Savings Now Earn 4% Interest - IATUIDAY Polyothyleno $2.00 ...• ex~ 2nd floor, 5 piece sets,7 piece Hll, •nd 9 bread, tosslnt salad, otorlnJ food. NIGHT GOWNS not bo adually pam· pliMtl, but we do mah it exteedingly easy . . thlftl to bank here ••• at any hour, any q, iot ony weothw, through their nearest .ai1boJt or chute ••• willa our simple ba'*" ltte-br·IIICII1 service! Try it. Mrs. Townsend is in her 41st year ot operating the store. It it believed to be the oldest isting rural store ln Meigs county. Seve Saturday on your new Dln;.tte on the MIXING BOWLS Brief•. Sport Panties, (~I shot~ before dgeneral ay s ,Town· d1edeay.ral space ag•ncy to- I IusideCivil theWar sprawling store, Mrs. Nada Bend Bells everything from paints to pitchforks, cookies Cloudy skies also may bang i StainleuSteel 2 for $1.00 &"::7, ~ ~ :";- ~~~•.:: CAPE KENNEDY (UPII- , 0 •..... pleceHts. SATURDAY DJStn~t m~.e;:~~~h~~o-::;1 f:re wltb upholstered cha4's to match. $, ... . 1 By Quarters: "~ ~ ~. BY ROBERT WINGETT threat 1o L.S. plans <o launch The largest structur.e in the rural Meigs county com- Its lint two-man Gemini · munity of Pageville is a rambling store building erected pac..hip oex1 I'uesda the !'My ~all . Today•1 Popular Dining Furniture. Extension SHANMONT PANnES Women'• $2.95 Cotton Cropo Ow dep05it011 _ , ·Pageville has Pre-Civil War General Store DINETTE SETS Rancb and umllil til)'lp. Blaok with JOlJI deo!Jql. ror porehll ""' 1ltliQf fronll. Tbio is ono ol our l!ul ~eiHn1 work cloveo. ~ lutl was erected before t be as a stage coach stop. Gem Hard otatnleu oteel eleans up lD a jllf7, IIlJa bright 11 new for years. Perl..t lise ror mWac . eaku, maldnl -ANOTHER GOOD REASON TO BANK HERE BY MAILI · Deluz:e automatse Iron wltll b-n slots and lb> pr liD beat oelector. .........,, Whllo Both of the staDdard • Bizes 2 · Steam and · Dry Irons J BATTERIES These are made of durable Filcher Cloth with two way zipper froul Tom~~ Lonsbury · FLAsHliGHT . •4.89 Pajamas For Women Alder I f~rst Just tt-lvocll Another Bltl Shipment of a~ld ~ens.n~er~~nwg:n~ Mr. and 9"..-G- I *4·29 ltayo()-Vacand l!v..-..c!y Eor Meu Will Be Ou Sale At While They Last \n for 1 1 - and metal COVERALLS SHORTS For women on nle for Seamless ~--..,. ldHI for aU exterior palntlac on wOO<l, aobestoi aldlnJ , broadcloth, mercerized-made with Jon1 talla. • "'" ' " " ' team ' • as -Jon. the '"" - lead .. · - and Q . . wich, . ' "who ·" ' the " "game "" . . . . Tornadoes. · - - · ' " , , wich paced the winners w...with"" • oms.;:,_ tournament action m " ly"for the" Tornado · tq. . . .Columbtt5 W1th. .two mmutes sa went' "into troubled 20 S K the Regional semi-finals, 64-39, athan Alder capitalized on nell!'- where they were bumped in seconds left in the period, but averaging 21 points, Jonathan . . . while Pinne tossed in and • c e vey 1 ·II • ....... 1 1 3 • ;lsher1 11 by Jonathan Alder of Plain ·city. ly every Southern miotake 193JI and Larry Morrison's l95t a pair of cllarll)r lo8SWJ by Cen- ' Alder began stacking up a safe The Columbus . ;m- Boy han ieftwich hit 13 on six 2 · 1 • 4Wal wn "Our boys just bad a bad which came frequently. edition made It to the same ter Norman Morris narrowed margin. By haUtime the Pio- l"'r, pressmg at lnterva s ur- of 10 from the fletd and toe 3 21 (0.1) 2, night and that's it," said Tor- Alder (21·31 will now go up spot in ·the Regionals as thls the margin to U as the period neers were ahead 24-15. lng roost of the game, went m- Pinne 0·3 1 01, Hill 18 six of 12 nado Coach Craynor Slone who against Albany tonight at . sesson's squad, ended. Alder ronlinued its assault to the lmal OJght mmutes w1th Y · I 1.0.0) 2, Grueser 1 (O.U) z. U. had · led the unrated Southern p.m. in Athem for the Regional Souther,n opened up In line A jump shot ttJosed in by on the cold-shooting. Tornadoes • 41-Z4 lead. A free throw by The only Tornado player to tats 14-11·39. teatn Into the Regionals with a championship and the honor of fashion with a fast 4-G lead Guard lllarvin McKelvey tied as the third quarter got under- Leftwich and two field goals by ; t<lge into double figures was Pionee., - Beach z (!I") f. 17-6 lllate. competing In the State finala. on a palj' of foul shots by For- the score at H with 7 minutes way. By midway through the Center Roger Penney gave Ald· l Price with 10. Forward Gordon Leftwich 8 (8-12) :10, Jeffers a Southern, hitting only l4 of Albany turned back a !ale drive Iward Larry Price and a buck- and 36 seconds of the first haU perlod Coach Cliff Hooe's team er 0 51 :26 lead wllh SI X mmutes f Fisher followed close behind i 13-4) 9, Boyhan 5 (l).(}J 10. )>Up52 Shol4 from the .field for a 26 and defeated West Muskinguml et by Guard Blll Baer. . remaining. Boyhan sank anoth- was on top with a handsome remammg. with eight. Fisher was also: ney 6 (1-41 13, Cooke 1 (N) .t. per cent average, had its worst 47-46. . The Tornado lead, however, er basket fot the Pioneers le"/35-19 advantage. 1 Both teams emptied their / Southern ·s leadmg rebounder 1Lowry I (2·21 4, Cregor 1 (1-3, game of the season against the This was the third time In was short-lived, than a minute later IIIII Jona- With about two minutes re- henches by m1dway through the with 14 of 39. 12 Totals 2Ht>64. 'Class " " 'A . Craftsm•n Ou~lcle White HouH Pllnt · DRESS SHIRTS SATURDAY 99cstretch• ,..,,type · I . 11\.29 Men's Short SI-•.White 8r<Nidc1Mh Full fashioned and seamless styles thia are sLaying at the home 1ter the Columbus Business Unlof her parents, Mr. and Mrs. : versil.y, Cohvnbus. A senior ~t Albert Roush while her hus- 1 Rutland High school. he ~Ill band Sgt. Matheny is attend· i enroll in the Jr . Accountmg i ing ~ Drill Training School at Course. ___ ·-Parris Island, S. C. They have ! SOLDIER -GRADUATES been residing in Hubert, N. C. MASON - Army PFC Shirley l Mrs. Roy Riffle entertam~ I L Barker son of Mrs. Marga. I with a family ~inner Sund~y m r~t Bark~. graduated ~~m honor of the birthday anmve_r- Ihe 1 Corps Artillery Specialist 1 sary of her husband , Roy R1f- Acad&my in Korea, March 13. i fie at their home in Middleport. The 26 _ vear • old soldier, a G~ests were their children, Mel- member of Headquarters Com, vin Riffle of Columbus ; a~d l pany, 51st Signal Battalion, · Mr and Mrs. David McKem:Je I entered the Army in May 1962. 1 chiidren, Phillip, Jeffrey and He attended W.ahama High 1 Jozie of Gallipolis. school. T . Clelll' lloA .for IDterlor oad uterlor wood ourfoeeo \ Sizes 14'Ao-1S-15'Ao aud 18. 100% combed cotton 3 "'!'kl Xpert Polyuretfutne Liquid Plaltk . All oizes U» to lise 18. Colon .,.. black, wheat {IIJht lin), are now OD sale for $1.29 a pair or of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hysell, ~~~io~a~r~ r~~u~~s n.$9 0 • an all-around lrustratlns even- Meigs County entry also a team had made lt to the fie. and beld a 11,.4 lead with about lead - this time lor good. vey exited from the game with 1 Jonathan Alder hit of Southern 6 15 :U 8 ,_ , Ins on the Grover Center bas- only 11 of 23· from the chanty glonal level. Cbar.t.. Hayman, lbree minutes left In the Aided tremendously by the flve fools. Baer and sub Jack from the field for 24per cent5 Pwneers . ... 8 2i fi U.;- • ketball COurt at Ohio University line. now Southern Local School DiJ. quarter. A two-pointer by Pat attention • grabbing floor play Bostick were then called on to I and also cltcked for . . 41 !6 of 26 Qulelt diTinllloA white. For IDterfQr and •~rlor BERKSHIRE'S $1.65 chJidren, Jeff, Curtis and Cyll- 1completed arrangem~nts to en- Md rf. for $1: 1S qu.rh, Gulrtl .... ~ ULTRASON STOCKINGS ... "'l .\ The Southern Tornadoes bad fired-up Plain City crew. 'l1lf Racine basketball history that Alder quickly boWICed bact than Alder had again taken the mainlng in the stanza, McKet- quarter. Ultr• White J•palac En•mel Thlo Sllurdoy ollhlt Solo Prlco.ol 1 Harrisonville, hmi.Oicoa Alkyd ·~-' Ioden tlfeen, cbareoal a!Jo dark plaldl. 1 ' Match!,. Colora In Spred Luot,. UNIFORMS ! styles, most Tornado . *1;75 Quam Boys School Trousers conoN enttne V·~o:;~~--~~~~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------••~~ . ~------------~------------------~-----P~~ _L XV_I_N_O. 287 ~Y-M1Df?lfPO!H. OHIO SATURDAY, MAR~H 2~. ~"~·::: ,,, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.._F;.,;I_V_E.;;:C_,Effll-· An udtlal Collectloll CJl Colora Buy Your Womens 100% wash "n wear combed mercerized to 18 lor I I 1 SATURDA.Y GLIDDEN PAINT SA.LE Blue Chambray Shirts SATURDAY 2 $3;00 'DI fer • ' '. SATURDAY AT W•'re Selling Our $3.95 For women, the popular denim weaves, In size• 8 Mrs. Victor Grim Wl:'re their ; All but lwo eounlies in South· daughter and ramily . Mr. and :eastern Ohio are currently Mrs. Robert Sever and ch_1ld- l teaching f'l'O~mics In one or ren, Vickie and Paula Lom~e .l more of their local _dlstrl~. of Zane!ilville. 1 according to inform~twn JUSt Mrs. Bertha Arc.her is a med- released by the Oh_JO CouncU Jeal ·patient at Meigs G~neral on El·onomic Education at Ohio Hospital in Pomeroy. V1s1tmg University. They are Jackson with her recently were her dau- and Athens. _ _ . ghter and family , Mr. ond Mrs. ENROLlS IN CBU J. K. Beaver and family or Co- l Thomas Edward Hysell, son Dunald Matheny and Route 1, ' INTRODUCING SATURDAY STRRCH PANTS . William Forbes and children . d M d Mrs Gerald r. an · 0 t Ch l ston de an Ann and Billy, are · Powell and Stevt and Mila. W. Va. I .. Weekend guests of Mr. and , TWO AR~ LAGGARII8 Mrs. . ' • lise. Mrs Ronald Beegle and Christa of Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beegle of Racine, Roger Beeg- Iumbus. • These ar. our •ua quali!J> ltiDI .Jtole .IJIIlrCo wltll two Ioree flap poctet.o, IODI tala. Neot lltllall aud ID JOU! a pair t .' Seamleu Meih SATlJRD,.Y ~ie of Portland were Mr. and e: ~ Popular shades. Sea Sholl and Soutli Wind. Sizes 8'Ao to 11. .odun YM .a r y o en z. an nd will return to his base in I ThompDson . i . THE STORE HOURS SATURDAY ARE 9:00 A. M•..JO 8:30 P. M. four . county Jusior Leder Ad-a . ' Saturday· At E Meig1l.H01tto Phmning Meeting . '$ Goof•! ~ Y'' I ' ~ Hqp~e Mo~re. . ~urq., lt~\¥·)!1!1.mhel$ ~~~:OVID !~•J& soror~ty. Proce f~d~ '~jw~ l~I~be~~~~~~~r,~~!i Friends · lilay callunill at noOq till! fuhli chapter of the Beta Phi of .the caps are .at FIIJ1'Jt1ll Coutainers forS1gma 'tollect'on when the ' bOdy wW be the 'Farmers Bank and Savings Co. and the tho . 1/ ; ..Aid. •.IohD_Walioll.and .Mrs. cays 1 �• , r I • .( • ~ 'A labama To Protect Participants In votingByRights March AL YIN SPIVAK 2-Dally ~ntinet, Pomeroy-Middleport, o .• Mar. 20, 1965 u. s. Plan_ni·ng Superintendent llns Three lnj~~d _in Meigs_ ~~~:' ::~:~~~l)lolld- Wreck; One Hurt -in Gallia dleport on a date to be set. urged Rotonans. ljlld the Uc. if intlresled in Middleport schools, to bear the -tor when h. colllll. SCHOOL PIIILOIQPRY Noting that edueatton ically ts characterized by th, development, and Mr. McComu read the oopblcal approach the port lcllool staH tak.. teaching Itt puplll. It aet democ:ratlo ooclety ao framework In whleb wbat taucnt, pupil charaetor, publlo ciUze!llhlp are flrlt ty court ... Rk!blrd Peyta, "· Rutland, fiDe!l • and lw 1¥1 llltlfflfr, GOlla ' - WHAT II TillE TRUTH • , , United Pr- lnt.,..otlanal Three accldenll were ~~~l;!S•II<liD. JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (UPil - President Jobnaon togated by the Oblo SUite Anotber accident toot place • day ordered faderallzaUon of the Alabama National Guard durin& 1111 pall 1M bouro. Rt. • · at· 12:11 1.111. todiY aDd use of any other federal troops needed to Jt'Ot•ct Thrte penms were IDJured teDjbs . of • • DOrlb partkipanll in a vot!n& rtjbts march from Selma to • In a Melp COUPI7 ·~· and GIUIIpoiJI GOI.'IJ(II'IliO Montgomery. · a elmer 11ur1 In a Qlllla coWJo line, car driven nortb by The Texas White House announced Johnaon's action mishap. Patrolmllf termed Betty June PbilllJ1S, 38, Middleabout 4 a.m. CST - seven hours before the Chief ~xeBy CHARLES R. SMITH conditions early lodaY •11 port, .went .out ot oon1n11 aa Tllo-""lotbie ..lllloapl• cutive planned to 10 before a live natlon~lde televiiiOD· United , ... lnltrnetlanal wont of tba Jltr with d the sUP!ll'ry roadl!Jf alld Nil 1111111 ~ 111o1t radio audience In a newa conference at his ranch to ex· DA NANG, South VIet Nam (UP!) - U. S. military mow cov4Nd and off the left altlt IIIIIID8 'a 8111 bo flllllld Ill lbo ~ plain b!s decision. eourcea dllcloaed today the United States II preparing for '1'hf1 Nporl allo lhat on a telepb.O. pole. Tbere ~ "TboTrulhAbout~ Johnson acted a half-day a!. oondltkml art not ao bad was moderato damaie 1o bor DM!ooaa" Wrilt, pllou or mit 1 seri01 of day and nlllht alr atrikn agalllll major mill· ter Ailboma't Gov. Gtorlf C. Dwlllrt D. ICilll!hower In that 11ry taraelllo North Viet Nem. Tbey uld th1 U.S. Navy up In the llate. ind ahe recelwd a liON "" loda7 for 70V J'1t1111 """' Wallaoe, armed with a noolu- Ytlt and Jnhll F· Kannedy In also may bombard eoutal illltaUatioDI. multipit lnjurJ ..-klent Thoro Ia 110 obliptlon. lion from hit otate IICillature, 1862 and 1862 alao onltnd Tbe sources said the 7th Fleet warsblpa would bl tx· plael at 8:41 P-~· P'rlda1 A mlllor aCC!141nt 011 Rl. 1• ~ IIGI!fled Jobnlon that the Ieder· IUifd callupe and Ult of troopo peeled to u1e ....-face-to-surface mi1slles. Rl. 38 two and • ha;, ndloo under lnvlllillalion Ia mld aJ sovemmllll would have to ill civil rllhtl orllet. 111e dlteloourt eame 80 a ideNti0111• of the Meles-Atben. .. ~ pay oiJIOntel d the pr4 were Also olmllar waa the oucu- u.s. Air Fora l)lOktsman re- 111e torrorlsll I4Jnllted ihey ldJo. McComaa polntad A W driven • UNCI lo 11fe8U8'd J)ti'SOI" lak· Uve order !bat Johnson •llnt4 ported day and nleht air at- were on their way to the U.S. coDBiderabJe pride to the Wayne Hubbl!d, 18, The piii'OI matlt a blood 1'1111 InC part In the flvo-day 10-mllt at 1:30 a.m. EST, three min- tocks alrtady ware underway Army olflcm' quarters jull it-yourselr• approtoh failed lo • • 1 BltDtill8tGIIIo Bolztr bolo march startln& Sunday. ijtes after the proclamatiOII. In South Viet NIDD-IIIort than oullide Tan Son Nbut airbaao. port school employ.. uae and ran off 1111 lafl on Frlclay.~.IOrtad lloarlll Federal Pay The ordtr autllorlled and dl- two <loan Ji'rlda1, Friday nlght The U.S. EmbastY wcurlty of, maintaining their plant. the h!gliwiiJ ov.- 1 blllk arrall r L MSJO 1 Wallace de<tared hil dellrt recttd lht HOI'tlary ol de&r!Je and today. "nley followed Frl- fl<er denied rumort the men pralted the abiUtlol and up In field. !IU 1 St maintain Jaw and order but lo: day 's destructive attodr by 130 planned to attack the embaaJY. cation of Head cuolodton The car waa . • lfe If. · 10 pld tht otatt could not afford planes on nortllem tarJell. u.s. Marines guarding the D& Hubbard and hit otaft 01teu receivad a broktn 11 lDCOUll_, to Dnance the cuonl's partlcl· Plol Folled Nang airbue announced today aulated by tho Jr patlon. 111 uked for fedora! In Saigon, meanwhile, VIet· they had captured three sua- himself with paint brush, 18 Columbus lacerallon 1 left SPRING payment of the costs. alnce the nameH pollee lolled 1 plot by peeled Communis! gJIOITillaa on wrench, or hammar. lbe lllil ~Wilt ~~ 1 march was Jiven a 1o-ahead )0 Viet Colli ttrrorilll to bomb the oullldrll of tho baae - the cllaJ ortw baa performed ' llcsratioD of bead .;,.. "WAKE-UP" by a federal court order. an Amerkan olfloero billet In first prllo~ors_ tMr havt taken labors ao putting a new to knees. They were SEASON ... Johnson wont to bed ehorlly tho oullkirls of Sailon. Two amce landing rn V~et Nam. The on tlle central School and to Veterana Memorial after g p.m. CST while Atty. terrorlitt wert discovtred ol· men were spotted by racoMalt llalllna a now furnace. by 1111 Pomaroy Jlllner. Gen. Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach, Three Middle rt men were pl01ivn under flit raar fondtr auu:. planet and IIVO up wltb· '11le tuperlntondent tlqutd and HUbbard Deputy Defense Secretary Cy- ..ured In 1 on~car crash tlllt of their motoncooter. oui a ttruUit. at one tlmo (when tlla Wtlt wert edlltltttd. rus R. Vl!liCO and other key of. UIJ ill West M tn-st In Clvlllan Sbol proJoct faced him) he cltl It IIIII undtl' 0 ficials Wert cooft1Tlni on tho ::::'"' g on a Several other lncl4enta Wert bout for IIOmeone lo teaclt bJm Alabama oltuation In Washing- = ·to Veterans Memorial IC ID1 reported In Viet Nam: . . how to oparae a welder. How- llaldllllllllltby uld lt:lllt ton. hospital and admitted with un-In Saigon A U.S. ltllhtary ever hie was by·paued when partntb' waa IICII IDjurtd, Press Secretary George II!. determined lnjurlet were Jan polleeman was reported to edjustmlllll were made "' •• thoro wu hfi'J tltlllllit to hll Reedy oaid Johnson waa awak· Dur 1 'II Cb 1 B 1 ha.. accidentally thot and not to rtqulre welding. car. 27 ened "oometlme after mid· d 'Cit· • Hares ~ "'• ' wounded a Vietnamese clvill1111 Ho praised the scltool b)ard =;;~-------1•• ayet, ~when ••· car b"1110 went 0If as he over hIS· years as .. ·u110rinle1nd-l 1 night'' to receive the Kat>en- anOurs!arand Boyles were taken bach-Vanct rtcommendat!Dnt. to the hot ltal by Pomeroy • sot ID a ·~ &Uardlng an en- ent, obtervlnC that In m "'lnd" wltll At 1·10 a m CST tho requiP listed men • quarters. cas.. they were chrlatllll 'hlniJ~~ 0 ito ~ al . documentl wort omtrltncy oquadmen wh • Funeral serviCfl for Gary I ~The armed foreet mlniotrY !Iemen ancl women. He Wcmdlr-Tcmttl to1on • • • sIa ed :.rore Jnhnoon Hoyeo was trantported by •prl· Ross Cowdery' 18, who ••• [ llid VittlllllleH soldltrs dl.. school board "detennlnet -lo appb' wllhbrlllll ee P c · vato car. Hospital olficlalo told robbed and slain In Parkers- covered a caco o1 600 to 1100 ed tiona! atanda da" o1 liOIIot, 110 lap ....... drl• At 1:27 a.m. CST, Johnson at 11 :30 o.m. that the Injured burg, w. Va. early Friday morn- Irillea Friday ·•••• near the uca It r Ia 10 mlmltol, 110 pll!lodor, &Igned a proclamation olallnl men wert In the hospital emer· In 111 •· held 11 •• c 11 ' ·-~ commun y. eomplot.ll, wuha1llt, that Wallace bad advioed him g, w ."" ~·e vary opot where a Kllll-nttlllina lhip Mr. McComas was ~~,~~~~:j;~ .,...., r.aq-oqa~_.t "thlt th t •· II b'· nd seney room undorgolng treat- Commumty church m Belpre waa sunk Feb. 16. The arma by Curtis Jenkineon , leal e I a~ una '" t mtnt 111d the extent of their In- Monday at 2 p m · ' wuJMa IlL water •• .matchlnt relulll to provide for tho aalo- jUri ndet 1 od · · were found after a brief clath opeaker. ,.,.. 184~~0~~-~~oto oolorlo 11 ty and welfare" of the march- lt•~:.o~euporu:~: ' crash Cowl dory .d1 1former h tlolethlgs with Red guerrlllu. President Dick coun y reSI en , was s o res -In Da Nan• a South Viet· pr••ided He ·-··-d a.. on. occurred at 10:07 a.m. on Wool time hll t. 1o ke . • . · ~·w~~ ' The proclamation oald that Main-o! when the 19tl3 model ' w • enrou rna a oamese sol<ller ridln& through mauling Friday, April Z. wlll "ao a consequa""a ol ouch ill- car In which the trio wao rid- nllhl dapoalt lor 1 Bur1er Boy town In truck fired li rifle be hold at tha high ochool ,..'!"":&..w•'CI:t ability and reluul of the state inS went out of control on snow- Restaurant In Parterebur1. grenade ap.insl lht wall of a Ioria. with Ro!ary·Annl invited - - .,.._ "" '"" CIW. of Alabama, and by reason of slicked highway and otruck a Parkersburg pollee llld lat<o tailor ahop patronized by U.S. for the club's annual "Stufltnc Yor._ recent events In and about So~ steel pole In front of Jack'o / toda~ ~arr~ ~ed been made servicemen. The grenade did 3ee'' of Easter Seal Sale leiters. ,.•..,... ma and Montgomery, Ala., Aahland !lorvlco Station. t e . alb o owdery. nol explode and no one was Dinnei' wlll.Jlr PfQVIded. there ia a IUbttantlal ltkllllood Pomeroy pollee Chief Jed Born m Parkersbura, W. VL hurt. Next week former Rep. Opp. 1&0 Depot Ph. 675·11d0 Pt. P111nnt that dome1tlc violence may oc- Webtter wao inveotlgallnl the on August 20, I94B, he Is the ge Meinhart will olww a film Caah .& Ctrry Budget Plan--(;aah & Dlllvwy cur In connoction with tucb mtshap son of John and Wilda Clark on Industrial development In Pomeroy · .1. are a... Ohio.. • ••• Cowdery or Rt. I Belpre. - - -----------------"·-8 march . " au thoriieo •- of the c 1 He ,,...,. Obstnel Lawo lnvoltlgatin& a wreck that hap. was a mem..,r I vary Heath church ladia serving . Jobnton •aid thlo llbly vlo- pened at 8:50 a.m. today on Community Church In Belpre the dinner Friday night were lence would have "the conu- West Main-st in front of 1 0 : : ~~:h a 1:0fraduate of War·[ Mrs. Earl Knight, Mrs. Glenn quence of obstructing the exo- Midway Market. Involved in sc · . Lambert, Mrs. Beulah Hayes, cutlon and enforoement of lbe that crash was llDbert McDan- Sur~~vlng In addbiiion to Nb~ Ml'll. Frances Wilson, Mrs. lawa of tho United States" In· lei Pomeroy and a Mason w pandronRo .. be•rrte tcwo d rothora, ~11 Perry Byers, Mra. Edith Jlvi... ' ' ' ' 8 OW ery one SIB· · cl..,lnC dlllrict court order Va. cab. Details of the mishap ter Barbara all at home and The Pomeroy emergency un- den, Mrs. Tom Riley and MISI authoriziD& tho proc..ston. . ware lacltinl, but authorities i"indparents: Mrs. Twlla Clark it transported three persons Bees Sanborn. The PreSident than, In ..his ,.ld McDaniel had been cited and Mrs. Sarah Cowde~·. both to Veterans Memorial Hospil· . proelamatlon, eommanded all to Mayor CbarlOI Logar's court [of Reedsvllle. al as the result of an accident INVESTIGATI<S WRECK peraona tnppd or who may 011 a oharp of faUins to yield ; Friends rna call Ill tlla S on Rt. 33 ot Burlingham last The Meigs county Sheriff's eDPit In ouch domestic vto- the n,ht of way. cer funeral b~e In Belpre':; night. department was called to inlenoe. ·.to ..... _and dealot evening and until noon Monda Veterans Memorial Hospital velllfale 1 one-oar accident on therefrom and to dilpene and LOCAL TEMPS w~en the body will be tak ~ offtclalo oald Wayne Hubbard State Rl. 1:11 at Rutland at retiH peaenbly IDrlbwlth." '11lt temperature In Porno- tho church eo Syracuse was admitted lth 10:40 a.m. today. Tho proclamation WN tlmllar roy'o buoinotis district at 11 :35 Burial will be In the broken ribo and a broken oh:ul· II was reported that a car to lhoo ISIJJed three 1111111 a.m. today wao 21 degreeo. P~rt- vllle remelery. Rev. , der white a passenlfer, Kathy Vtven by Roy ElliS, Rutland, ,,...., ,,,.. lty, , ..... -SIIyt -loopr ... am.. 187, when ProoldontJ ly cloudy otles. Sloane will officiate. Wilt. sustained lacerations of nedwgot~n out of control on the Wvshfngt .. . square tub Double-wall "l'•"·tub liCiip, abraoions and contu- ano -co ered hlahway and ran toiUtnM:Iioa Pvtl ~p. Willi <ODI•Iioop<d l>ol; ~-----------1 ~~~~~~~, Another peasenger Ern- Into a creek. SherlH Robert C. WID :bohb a~ort w•w • - ood ,...l.lplu~ •• le Burke, of Colum~. ,.11 Hartenbacb waa lnveottcatlng. _bopl ........ _ aad clotbct. lrta~ for a laceration ol the TRANSPORTS P.&TIIt:NT Thll Advertisement hand. The Ohio State Patrol in- The Racine emercenoy unit Concer111 You If You VtiiiJI~ tho mlahap. trantported VIvian Phillips of Tllltrd tt ' ' " Tho Pomeroy oquad waa also Racine to Meigs Genel'lll hotpltOwn 1 Cemetery Lot Noltllol ......dj .... aumnwned at _5:20 p.. Friday alas a medical patllnl at tbout able legs. Set or Not. lor Florence Gilkey , on Rt. AI 10 a.m. this m ~;.a wubor II lloiJIII Reid It! Study It near Darwrn, who had fallen o..__,.. muM eoraf011lometl!Mt .•• Carefully! and suffered a hlp Injury. She ablolclryoo.Ado jut so Qtvta waa treated and released at Vot• hsHttM . .., Wf'llpl .•• 1o1ap floooly-lllllocu to erans MelllOrlal hoopital Day NIg • ht Ra1•ds AliOU.T IIERVE DEAFNESS! Pirates Nip Reds 64 in 11-Inning Spring Battle .moe TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - Four ClncinnaU pitcbera got lmocked around by the Pittsburgh Plr· ates . Friday, but the ~I one, rookie Dan Neville, did the most damage by himself. Neville )lllcorked a wild pitch In the lith inning to allow one run to ocore and the Pirates went on to defeat the lledl, H . II was ooly the third loss in aeven outings for Cincinnati, and It was prohlbly the most clisappoint!Dg one. Righthander Jim one of the keys to success, was touched for home run In the second inning. DHH Ratlloear Co. ~,.!:', tl:; .~ atmo.llllted.00~:.:l. ~~co~ovlctlo=:'::~rin~=GI~t:elllttr:::!' Midd}eport Tr" Hurt Jn Wreck :'! ~~:=- iJUd IS THE WAKEUP YOUR "TIRED" HOME WITH v• t• 's services Are Set For Mondav River news · DEVOE ..... DAILY SENTINEL a '"&::::na• J:: I'" I II came off the bat of toru. Columbus Jet ace Gene Al1q wilh a man on baae. Gerry Arrigo, ""f'ulled cJ1n1. InC the winter and counted 41e to help, was alJo toac1tet1 tar, a homer, flits one ·by fotmer W pinch hitter Jerry Lyocb. The lledJ did rome 1o lift enough to lie the game In 1111 elgbth Inning and aend It Into overtime. The rt1t11 ame off AI McBean Iill a double by MartY Keough and singlea by Vada Pinson and 1'ooy Perez. Another ex-Jet, 800 Bailey, touched off the Pirate rally lll the I ifll with a single. Donn Clendenon duplicated that hit and Bailey came llc&mpeiiDC home on Neville'a wild loat, Alley alngled home ClendenoD with the final Pittsburgh run. It was the Pirates' BiXtb no. tory in seven outings and lbep collected 12 bita for the pme. ALLSTABS a.m. ~•r-,.~~w • CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. "fd still like lo know Jllll got my dcH:Ior to po-eoerlbe W. 20-mile bike!" Three Are --~~ Hospitalized A£ter wreck h Why settle "Por Ieee than fa1nous !he MAYTAG ...1tubuti for expert tllida.ct 01 filiit-,... 1964 ... - ... ...,_ ,_......, of Ray De Craot's •c..t Y.v Owo ' T-.• --------- FLIP A COIN SHOP TONIGHT IUT CERTAINLY NOT IN CHOOSING A The Baltimore Orioles made MIDDLIPORT, 0. buttoa C()IIUQI. - .I . I 1, , ' , Tht Hleetlon of a family eemettry lot, vaulll and marktra II a nrtou1 mat. ttr, 0111 that jU1tlfie1 tht moat aulltanct of reapaeted bu1ioe11 man boottt. I)' CODCmltd with your I.t lottratl. ' DOI't Gamltlt OITM OF!IIRS TO THI RIIIDINTS OF OHIO 01' OAIGINAk IUUI Ci••• ''II" Cem,_ Sleek $1.00 Par Volue l'utly Pal4, Nollo/4....10-lt, Capitol - k M.$0 PRier,£ u....... • · J I Cklllpelll. Ohle Cmllult a Funtral Director About All J'ulltnl alld Jiulal f'lw.ArriJlllmiDlt ..u or write FOUNTAIN CORPORAJION lui.. 405 - Flrot Notitllol lank tulllllnt lrenhNI,Oht. l'l11tne Aru Co4o t1:.&,D Sal '11111 IIIYOI'IIoo- Is Mltht_r on r tt .tl Mr 1 •Ito~ tltatltn"'., tt 1M1Y fill' ., tlltM MturHiot. Tho effor 011 onJfl J tho pNopHIUI. .. MaNh It, 1'NI' offa•" . . . .' I WITH TRAil I ~.nct, SH--2-41U I ' ),• ' )~·,' ' ...... about lilt - - •c.t Yoar 0... -r-" . . NIWT PEOPll ONA HONDA J. l ' . o. j J '-_,.--50;.. YOU MEET THE We Jervict Whl,t,Wdell . J •• • .... ' WOJ J"'U COli -.ci1 Ia ' Furniture FOUNTAIN CORPORATION JMwaAtt.lwlaw ••••• ' ~mplo Rutland PER SHARE liee• a '"" c.ln . I, lJiis Coatbi""*"- -=·IIJ ...... llios ... lo ... .... wloot 64 ....... it ill•l ootod 'Iiiii Hanlly hlnsed tabll Hd ••IOIIin& uay. •aa.oo 'IMrt'l e MAYTAG tnadtl for every n..d, ev•ry purae ... .-.Jitllnlllnfotolllltlllt ""Y lie olltoln6d frem SOUIHIASTUN OHIO FUNIIAL SUVICIS, INC. P.O. leJI 169 FOUNTAIN CORPORATION 450,000 SHARES Alullli••• tub . .. WOil't tull, rot. ollip -or pool. Sedl-t uay lll~~~. ~~~ Maytag M~~ter $189·• Others As Low fu LOTI ! Two-Maa Baldo The Braves' second base job thus becomes a two-man battle and veteran Frank Bolling. to capture dirt. . editor. for .25 ,._ .... between rookie Sandy Alomar &YUIOAI WIJIIiDI a.;tioA . • , fuler, ~leuer waU~,np. wear aad 1111 oe llolb• Safe push- .,. c- .. fill' 32 - ...... uy o/"10 poUiidl. llaUI larJI •oUt-oM AI& OM aui,lt - Jt1 out aorc ..oiltQR!. UNnL 9 PM THE SHOE BOX CEMETIRY ..... ...,.,............ �• SOCIAL Carmel .CALENOAR •' TINY'S FOODLAND MIDDLEPORT New Store Hours ~LYING FU~IV~ncde 1 drwldent of tbe London, Enllland, Zoo, Goldie, an enterprlolng oaalo, eaeaped l't<!ontly wbne 15 cage wa• nee une an lwl bad Londontll'l 1101- 'the big bird, encamped In Regent'a Park hun't charmed v on (• I I he d~.d'dl:rJedu:'fter tanlllnl wltb onell'lte woman'• pet terrier (eenter pleturea). When i.e wanta to mak: :{/,: 1 :en~~?.'. 0 I a lfOI,Ip Ill auJil IIJIQ bljb abova lbe park. All eJlorll to lure llle Cljle back to ~apUYI\1 have MANURE SPREADERS e John Deere Power Take OH Spreader e John Deere Ground Drive Spreader Federal Trade Commission Observes 50th Anniversary j Morris Equipment Co. W19-3202 RACINE. 0. PEARL ST. FMIMERS DO YOU NEED MONEY FOR Operating Cost Capital lmprovement ~quipment Livestock Automobiles Educational Loans e Comp•titlve Total Lo1n Cost eOn The F•rm Strvlce e Credit Life lnsunnce • Ftrmer Owned Credit Source EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, MARCH ·28 I OPEN 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00P.M. By DICK WEST ovorruled Bnd upheld." Uolted Pnoo lntenlatlonal There i!, however, one point WASHINGTON (UP!) - On on which I think most people Tuesday of this week, the Fed- can agree : The FTC ia seldom era! Trade Commi!Bii>n olr dull. Or at least not u dull as served it.s 50th anniversary. a number of other federal aaenOpinions vary as to whether cies I could mendon. this was an occasion for dane· Just of£ the top of my head ing in the streets. 1 can name a half-dozen FTC As the commission itself not· cases that l found stimulating. 1 i' ed in a press release com- If I used the bottom of my memoraling the event the FTC head as well, I probably could : over the years has been come up with a half-dozen "praised, condemned, starved 1 more. . and red , denounced an~ defend- 1 Fake Sandpaper 10 Pupils Have Birthdays in March at School 'UJe e::d:.:d:c:se:r:l•=d=and.:::::r:e:m:fo:rc:e:d, \ There were, to mention only _ I a fourth of a dozen, the famous Ph. WY2 5270 sandpaper shaving case. Jhe I wigglele!ls window&l885 case, · PRODUCTION CREDIT 1and the bubble gum baseball I picture card anti-monopoly case. 'I Pomeroy 114 Mulberry Ava. In these. the FTC charged I thai : ' ---------- 1 -A shaving cream company I . Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bolen had . demonstrating a be_ard-softener ! STRA:"lGE as a recent visitor Mr. How- 1 ingredient by shavmg sandpa- 1 ' t ·h· d' T~EL~~G-Ev_er have that feeling you're b~in~J ard Bolen, Akron. !per on television was not using ~~lc S~eiter i~ ~alif a r~sld_ent of the V~ntur~ County hod real sandpaper. 1 eentrates ~n dinne.r. orma, 1gnores a fchne friend and R Del M d ~r . an rs. mar es -An auto windowglass com· were r~ent guests of Mr. a~d pany claiming its products was ~ Mrs. R1~hard Rhode!! ~nd ch~- free of dislortioning wiggles tion of whether furs bearing 1CUr coat designed by the fie. dren. Ricky and Behnda, 1 . demonstrated its clarity on lei· Ithe label. ''designed by Andre i litious Andre Fath from unproDunbar· W· Va. tlham Dye ev1s1on by usmg a wmdow w1th . Fath Pra1s',' implied that the I duced chinchilla. Mr. and Mrs. W f the glass rolled down . furs had been designed by An· ' ~~_:::~-----Ball of Toledo were guests 0 - A bubble gum company 1dre Fath of Pari&. Mr. and Mr!i. Eugene Young. gained a monopoly over the I 'I1le FTC took the position Recent gue:t:::;_ of Mr. ~d diWibulion of cards bearing the 1that since the furs were proMrfi. Dale Wtlhams were r. likenesses .:~f baseball players. I duced in the United States, and , and Mrs. Raymond Woodgerd I I wal so stimulated by the oince the name "Andre Fath" of Albany and motheJ, Mrs. first of these eases that I quit was fictitious, the !abet was Bcanch Woodgerd, Athe~s. shaving entirely and started misleading. I Mr. ilnd Mrs. Charles Anx, sandpapering my whiskers in· Jn yet another 1andm8rk .lr ol Antherns. W· Va., called 1 stead. J ca•e of recent vintage, the on hu; mother. Mr_s. Ona Anx. Perhaps you are saying to commissionen examined the 1 Mrs. Glen Hamng and son, yourself, "this is all very we11, multiplication of chinchillas, · n.ale. w~re guests of Mrs. EJ. but what has the commi88iOD They found that, contrary to ~He Hamng.. . done for us lately" Well, sir, I l lhe claims of a chinchilla deal. Sunday VISitors of Mr. and can tell you that the agency has er, one pair wm not produce Mrs. Wa_goner were Mr · and been unflagging in the pursuit 1 22 pairs in three years. Mr 3r complete l1wn and garden care, Mrs. ClaJte Wagoner and Joy. of what it conotruea to he de· \ will three pairs produce MJ : Ylrs. Ray BLrchfleld and chli· l ceptive trade practices. pairs in four years. nothlnl"s lllrfs'.-t aa a Gravely, dren were guests of Mrs. Nel· Flclllleas Fan I was so stimulated by these ~Gravely Traetor wend ... ibJ front, for .".J.frty'." .11ake. Come lie Horgan Michael. . ! Not long ago, 1nr Instance, It ~ IWo cases that I went out llld ' ,..., across any lawn to m:.~.ke a. 1~, or call fo r /ret dP.trum,tralim~ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Doug Clay ., .. . ceme to grips with the qu . . bou!lht my wile 1 ~gmentary , ~ eut of a juntl~. Although ~ uu c11n Jw 11 L11.wn Tam@!' I!WtIXlOwing will pro6ab!y be the ll y, with our Budgd . Plan.' , ited Mr. and Mn. Joe Carsey. ·- ---· . -- ___ : 1 lilm'aahare of the Gravely'11 Cl'lnMr. and Mrs. Earl McGrath trlbutlone to your well·bPinl!", it were Sunday visitor11 of Mr. : 1/T'f warbwlth a total of 49 nt1aeh:DIBI.ta to make )'Ollr lifP. P.~ler and Mrs. Ben Cremean; al ~flm@lj e e D:wDl dig serd berl ~. plow, hattl: and even plow or blow ~nr.w 'from. i n-thP-way lo ollli-D[ -: tw1Sil~~e. and Mrs. Jack Estep ol .... 1~ eatt up .,.. (1 ;· . • . •t j Chicago were recent guest! of : Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Estep. Mn. Ri singer was called to : Charleston for her aunt's funOpen Mondoy thru Saturday 8 AM to 5 PM County Manager Harri.SODVl'}}e ; News Notes c~ 1 Lawn tamer 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I l B ere GRAVELY i • THE NfW M·f TRACTORS II 1 Open Evenings By Appointmont eral. Mn. Graee Clark was a re- guest of Mr. and Mrs. Guy ' :Bolen. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell r:alled on Mr. and :vlrs. Glen . Jewell. Mrs. Charles Barnhart of Che- : · ahire called on his brother 1 1 . Rev. William Barnhart. -Mrs. JoiMI Slolol I cent GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE PHONE WY 2·2975 512 EAST MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. 1 I I RECEIV ..S ASSURANCE BRAVELY: Great ROTt.aY PLOWS, ._ WASHINGTON tUPI) - In· , ROTARY CULnVATORS, donesia, responding to I U.S.I protest, has liven written as· TOOl CULTIVATORS, COME I , SEEI .. ' ' The MF 135 and MF 165 SPRAYERS, SAWS. 1 Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone WY·2-2115 Pomeroy, Ohio e BIG POWER for all farmflag Jobs. •• McCORMICK' FAR MALL• and Mrs. Gary Dill, news reporter. April meeting will he at the home of Mrs. Reid Y01mg and the entire day will be IJJr crafts the members m a have started already, or w start. Man:b I; Janel Mees, . ' 20, .• nd Jim Hudnall, March 12. 'J1Ie honor roll for the aiJ:th graile is Mary . Lou Klnl W•Y!'e Well; filth srade, BllrJOD, Cathy Hall, M a r 1 e Rlggs, John Swartz; fourth grade, Patti Well, BUI Chaney, Chsrles Eastman, Sheilia Hawk, Cheryl Lambert, Paul Smith, Stephen Stanley; seventh gralle, · Janice Eastman a n d Doana Branham; elgbth grade, Walter Arnold, John Dean, Kenda Chaney, Wendy Carper, and Janel Meeo. The winner of the Spelling Bee is stephen Stanley, fourth grade; pamela Bur1011, ruth grade; Mary Kay Brickles sixth grade; IJnda Beal, seventh grade, and Wendy Carper, eighth grade. When these pup~ spelled !JJ. gether, Pamela lldrloll won. She will go wRacine March 24. - Reporters, Janet Mees and Wendy Carper. April MeeUn1 of Lodfe Ia CaneeUed Mainly About People In Pomeroy Miss Barbara Logan, dough· ter ol Mr. and Mrs. Howard Loaan baa been notified TRB ·ONLY Glll~A lots of galt would five their eye· teeth to tnde plaees With Dallah Lavi, the faraell : ll.U o;RiGi!:r BUILT-IN APPLIANCES AIL POR ONt.Y Pomerdv Flower !:hoo WITHOUT DISHWASHII ONt.Y S549.00 LET'S HAVE A LOOK AT ........i ----~ lick colll were reported and &0 eerda WE DESIGN ' TO FIT • •• I r YOUI ' : •••• •• ••• ••• •• •• • z•• : • SOLID MAPLE •.•• i 4 -· IIIICHIN ' . .. S789.DD : ' KITCHIN PLANNING SI•VtcE AVAilABlE NO DOWN PAYMENT - 36 MOS. TO PAY The !ilraC:e and beaLity of priceless furniture Is reprociUIDid i" the modem eoncept. Deep carved wood PI"" daan with e.:tuslve "QUALITY GUARD" desien offered onfy by PARII CRAfT. Elegant ':PEeP · .. finish, new PROVJNCtAl. ~ hardware. flortntme o"l ...!rt all thi1: at prices CMI OP&N STOCK - LIVING ROOM ...:_ BIDROOM . .AND DINiNG ROOM FURNITURE BY ~'PROVINCETOWI\I~ • As Advertloed In March OHIO FARMEl\ nEE --------tt . ' ' ............... , .......................................... lt91tlt,: lito- -----12' THE ULTIMATE IN CABINE1tY' ' all northern-grown, Hard . •• • Rock !olitf maple, thdt i8 ••,. : • • •.. n•w AfFORDI CEMENT BLOCK CO. :PAIUM,ENl' •!:ltr'lPF OF BUILDING SINCE 1915" FULTON • THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES MASSEY.fERGUSON . ssgg.oo OPTOMiiTRIST OUice 80111'11: 8 to 12. ~to 5!Ciose at NCKJG OD Tbun. - East Court st.. Pomeroy BAKER'S eoncerniJt1 1111 Supreme Court, QIIO law boob, and duM u. -lllllda. It wu decldad to eiiiCel the April llllllllnl due to .u the; ciGie !)I ~ meel· InC a IOClal hov .., bekl aad opentln& e••e and comfort luol aaYin1 dir<ct lnJeetlon dle1el or line power. n o r T·:: rc. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• advanced Pt-riUIOn ayltem WY 2 2039 !i§fe nowen everywLere '* - "";;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=....:. Tbe first J 1nd 4-plow tractors with new. lncre.s· ed-eapaelty . . * .._ Eloctric or Gts OVen & - T.,. E:Jhoust Hood With fUW lo IJcht. * Completelr Automatic Dt.._-, l2·Place Tallie klllnc CopaciiJr. ---.. WITH MATCHING FOR ALL OCCASIONS N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Peter O'Toole, Jamellllaton, and Eli Wallach. Mqnolla Temple Pylhlan Slf. ters met In regular oession . Thureclay evenlni at the DAV /1 ball. Elizabeth eampben. moat erceUmt chief, prealdecl and opened the meetJnc In rltuallltlc form. A communication was rad !rom Rutbella Burrbtiton ~w~ . beauty who 11 tbe only prl ·ID tbe new film, "Lord Jim.'' blled on the Joaeph Conrad novel. Dallah eoataro with SUNDAYS· 2:00P.M. TO 10:00 P.M. COMPLETE ~~~~T Fucura BUILT-IN KITCHEN the Reynoldsburg Board ol Edu·ll Mra. lltUard Yan lloter cation has r...,rnployed her a teacher ln the WI GlVI fV STAMPS School System. W. MaiD Pomei'Of ll!ltt. , KANAUGA STORE HOURS sell. secretary·lreawrer, ~c::~'"!"~a~· surance against further haras&ment of Americans in Jakarta. 49 . attachments in The State 1 Department said 9ardening all! See them now POMIItO'( Thursday that Howard p, WY 2·5101 SPRING AV!. and select thE tool tool to meel your needs. j . Jones, U.S. ambatlldor In Ja· karla, proteoted against the · cut-o~r of eloctricity and , •• "' llr.,.ldlmta of several American IWY 2-2176 L . - - - - - . , . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - . 1 ! officials there. J....w-or..ld..'•..l..ar.;l;.e•..t ..m;.•..n.. ot..ae..t.. ur..•.. r .. ol..tr ..';.';.l<>.;.r•.;.·".;;-P..d..s.;.r.;.~.;.Pm..;.;~!.;.~';..'·;...,• fctr SAVE Mulberry Ave. birtbdays fQI' the nwnth of "a.reh are Earl Wo o d, Mat~:~~ 14; Patti Robeon, March 31; lleverly Smith, March 12; DeiiYor Bigp, March 6; Vicki S!Delair, MarclJ 7 John Blankelllblp, Ma.reh &; Richard Dean Mltcll 15; Jimmy Ca~=~ and DICK STERRETI Middleport Store Only 24679 · . . '." . •· . ,, . POMEROY, 0. �.' • .....,.·"-...,.) Classified o. • 1 ,. ' ' .· " ' 11 r ... t T ,Z\ . DU BROW from !be competition• ol HJieD (!Jfl) - ID a Case)>" IIIII Alfred ~. !I CJIS.TV "nlilra- II reported tbel ~ "Slattery' ia)' lllat the critical- 111tlnp have gone up appreclaly 'lldmlrecl serlea "Siatlery'l bly ID receDI Wetks. Ptopho," wblch deala wllb a 7 5 I a Revie1r ~19 2d lllate lejJJJator, wW return Televtololl In Review next ••88011. Ulliled Pnu IBienatl<>nal Tbe serlea bad been eonsJcl. '111m llllltle doubt, however, ored w.,t.ed up alter llnilhlng !bat a larse rea5811 lor the . . lie weekly eflorts tb11 oeuon, 10 tentlon ol "Slattery" II CBSthe CBS.TV decillion Ia good TV's drive under Its new enternewa ·to ..towen becauoe tha tainlneDt management to regain lbow wao one of the lew rea- oome ol tbe prestige It lost In oonably altracllva olferlngo to beeomlng king ol the situation bow In lUI leU. comedieo md game ohowa. A number ol cbang01 In CBS- A look st next season'• tbreeI'V poogrommlng plans lor nest network schedule mil!! ha.., season have been efiected since convinced CBS that U Utere are moderate price. 1963 TEMPEST L1 MANS COUPI . . . . . . . . . . . Sl7" Local owned and low mlle•&e, red over lvory flnl~b. 326 VB ene:ine, automatic tran1. wbltewaU Urea, nd1o and heater Motor Co. >resident and sole entertainment will probably be holdovers rath~ "Rawhide,'! for lnstlmce, wUI retur.n too, though It also had .een marked lor cancellation. At mtdleaooa, "Siettery'o P~ 'le,'' had been switched from M.onday to Friday nights, away YOUR CHEVY DEALER • • • • OHIO I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~-~~~-a~ work deep 1D tiM ocua. '1'111 chlal oubjecta were FriDCe'l J~y,.. Couittau w tbe U.S. NaYJ'I C&pt, ~ Boad • .~ ~~b~~=~~ tum of "Slattery" bumps .. Cor· onot Blue," a planned new series about a young fellow with amnesia, orr the 1965-66 ~eh&dule, their llJhta 011 lbo bopeiUl lloDwldt "y.TV plaJII , of ZaiiiJ Olrp ••• -=~=~I r pll: I'IJoTV II Ill ~ Dll'l'IIGI' wu .llob4lri <boUII mn11. ""'' • ·lOIII u Montcom..,, wbooe dlctiGa 11 tilt IDOIII1 11011 Into tilt ahlhL aa IOiden 101 eve. Pradll<l!l' ton' pocQII. ' director-writer 8leN J'lellcb. . . aqd man turned In a job with a sober, superlatively non-sensa . Ilona! tono, yet ptetorlally aciting BDd revelatory• .He m!Jbl have dwell moro on practical lmplicalloJW and not 80 mueb 011 technics. SliD, a very de<:e~~l job. DIRASB Anlbraa II - of lbt world'• W HAT'S ON mooi lnlectloUI dinn 1 lfl1oct-l TH' DOCKET Inc botb •nimoJe a TODAY, NUSS? II lound Ill . .U ~f:~ eounlri01, aeeordlnt to clopae41a Jlllllor BrilaDDica. DJUW) . ..,,,,1" ...... I 1.~·· • .,. q1 ~--!., .... -. •'...,) q ~ DAll y ~~ CR0 SSW 0 RD ·'·J.tt -- .. . , ...... ......... -.,.......,...... ....... -A01108S 1.llbrub U.Cryof ......!%)' l8. Prl•klt • .Kllllatun lD. VohleW .11. To 2. MOllOY ot 12.s..tow• 14.~ earth god. 15. A towl e. B&llt.or aou:vod 'i'. Compeuto. Une I . Cublo liO. lllloclrlo 11• .o\pp!&ud u. Iolan4of 11. .Jutey fruit 2f.Solema. 119. Arum plaltt 38. Leafot &boolc ao.To- away.M title: taw. 81. Tarrlod u . l!omothtnr you llland Ho- woador ... ,~ e al! ball li.PorUonoC ;.. :U.Dto- .. n~ 17.Wqloll . "~-=~ I.Dnneha 4. 'l'btnc or ll. llnptloll ...... . .... . ... -. n be ID <llbt 1.-pl.,. 1L l'ellowa ~~ ... -~ .,.~ ohrub lmllatlolll Jte recent replacement of James any series even remotely con- &.B!t.Godotto.. ... . gilt . T. Aubrey u the network'• nected with "prestige," they lO.)(onnerof DOWN POMEROY MOTOR CO. POMEROY ~ , ,} clean red lntel'ior. White flni1b . Radio and h~~1963 CORVAIR SPIDER MONIA CPl. . .... .. : .. S1195 tM UP engine, 4 speed trans. Bucket 1eats, radio and beater, good whitewall tires. Lots of performance at ·• Hurry! ~~ ' ' 1962 CHEVROLIT IMPALA SPT. CPl• .....• · · · · Sl695 V8 engine, standard tz:am. Good whitewall tlrea. Spotleu Pom~rov . . 1Je· evision·Revue ::.::=:~..m:=~~.~._ AJIC.'n' 'nnndq IIIJht pre- '!toe , ' hllllt -.ted ............ doeumoatary lbeatrt ......... •• ~;;I' ""or"' 21!.Compw n . lol•ma ...... •t. Ke•p "''.His;: Fr. M.""-4· OAt po!llt II- Too1l uaed loenla<p bolelo at. Publlo JW)tiee 11. A. Wblt.o Uo 12.Howl - l!G. Mak,. Ml 18. Ctp~~ehla monkey st. l!!ngllob river 40.Goddeo ofdaWD.: Gr. U . At U.Removw: print. &!!.Bow loolllT ,T, T!tlaot ., ftlpect r DAIJ.V CRYPTOQUOTE - Here'o how to work Ill A.XYDLBAAXB II LllNGFELLOW On e lelter atmply fiandl for another•. In this samp11! A IB used for th e three L'IJ, X for the two O's, etc. Single let teu, apoatrophi e.~. t he length an• tonnaUon of the word.a a re all hin.t.JI. li:acll day t il e code lettert are 41tferent. . IJ)~ hi. "11ft. • "It'a Freddie, Mother~ Hit oar lo aut front, but tht.horn is broken!" - "·--'--------:-"=---::---;;:---- WMPO Radio ~caday eWUIILI1DII •BALDWIN Mil OTHII PAMOIIl .u-. " Tbru Friday: 6:00 Sign-On, Newo 6 ~ Sacred Heart 6.20 M~lgs CT, RFD ll::ID Paul Bowers Farm 6:30 ·sm Miller SLow 6:57 Weather 7:00 National News 7:Oil 1!111 Miller Srow 7 : ~ Sports 7:31 Bill Miller Show 7:!1i Pickens Hardw81'11 Show ITuesday-Tburaday) 7:50 · News 8:30 Daily Ught 8:46 -Baker Furnlture Show IWed.-Aucllon) Frl, Show) 9 : 00 , ~ews 9: ~ lt :OO 10:l& 10 30 10:4& 10:4& P:tl\ Cbif!le ·m Janet Swap Shop Morn:"i Meditation• Bill Mlller Show Mason Agr. Prgm (Tues.! Family Wol1!hlP (Thurs.) A.S.C. Prgm (Pete Shields) (I:l'rldayo) 11:00 News \1 :0& Tiny's Country Junction .I:U Tiny's Country Hymn Time 12:00 Cement Block ~ewa 12:30 Go..aler's UUUI star (Fr!) '• JO Llirry Anderson Show · uo Jim Men Show 4:11 ·alaellnar Auto Show (Tues-Thur.) 430 N...,. ,(Local) 4:40 Jim Mees Show 6:1* New•·' . 6:l~iia,;Meas Show _ . TliRilY•, . A LFC UKQMHG, LFC -I:.W TLHG W"GL. ------- Salardafl: 0:00 SliP! On - Newo ----~-·- -·· - ~ 8:011 Country Music Tlmo LITILE ORPHAN ANNII , _ . 1:211 Country Jamboree 7:00 News 7:1Xi Larry Ander10n Show IIIONDAY TBRU FRIDAY 1:110 Midway Ma!lllee 10:45 Irt Music - Army 7:1A Sign On 3:56 News Beat Mr 'iQ\1 UP 1.... - ..- - -.. 11:00 Dairy Valley & Dutton'o 7:30 News HeadllneJ 4:00 Dlscing wltb Doss 80 •AALY, lliQ1 COULDN'T \<00 Top Ten Show 7:112 Musical Clock 4:30 lalercbange UP. 60' E""Rl.V 1 QW'WEIJ.,~ A,.U All 'tlll.M &'&ffl 12:00 News 7:41 Echuu ol Jay 5:00 Community New• 'Tio4Wf.iH I 'T\-10\JGHT I 12:15 Muaical Interlude 1:00 Ob:o Valley lll,ews : S:Oi World News VJliOiil.iiP TILl.~, 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teets 1:05 World Newo I 5:1& Sportt Today i:oo The Jim Mees Show 1:10 Sportt 'l'lld.tp 1 5:"" Weather 5:30 Sundown Serenade I:IA Weather ~:30 Dinner ~luslcale 1:30 Sign Oil 1:11 Mllllcal Clo•k 8:00 Sign Oft Sanda)o: 8:116 Corn.nunlly News SATIJKUAY 7:30 SliP! 011- Army Hour t :oo Talk of tbl TGwa 7:11 Sign 011 7:56 N~ws 9:56 MaiGD County Newa 7:30 News Headlines 1:00 French Clly Baptlat 10:00 Publle llervice 7:32 Musical Clock Church 10 : 1~ Famll7 Worship Hour 1:45 Word and Testimony 8:30 Sunday Show 10:30 LaU.ba•rlnl 8·00 Ohio Valley News 9:30 The Bible Speaks To You 11:00 New• Beat 8:05 World New1 t :45 Wash. Repts To People ll:Oi Moruina Melodies 8:10 Sports Toda7 10 :00 The Good LUe e:<cept Friday, Church 1:15 Weather TELL BEC I'.V I LOVE HEll!: SO tG:I5 eongresamaa's Report Beils Ring 10:30 Song & Story Hour MUCH ! CAN'T BEAR 10 STAND $Till WHILE SHE SACRIFICES HER. • 10:30 Sunday Show 11:45 World News 10:4$ Famii7 Worsblp lloJir SElF TO THAT CJi:EfP. AKR:ID !1 .30 The Quiet Hour 11 :55 Mason County Newa 11:00 Nowa, Army flour MORBIDLY. AWP llofAT ~E'S NEVER. 12: 00 News , 12:00 Cornmumty News 11:30 Public Service TO ~Ef l>ie UKfS CIME. AltAIN: 12:16 The Christian'• Hour IZ:OS Local News IUO News Roundup 12:31. The Rev. Merlin Teets 12:10 Markets U:ZO Bulk!Un Board 1:00 The Sunday Showoaso ll:l5 Wealber 12:25 News 0 Gra!DI 1:30 The Rev. Silas Blllups lll:20 Bulletin Board 12:30 Saturda7 MaUnee 2:00 The Re•. Andrew Pai'IOIIJ lll.15 News 0 Grams t:OO Oiscing witb Doas 2:45 The Rev. Roscoe 'nlorne 12:30 County Agent t :30 Top fen Revuo 3:10 The Sunday Showcase '2:41 CouDirJ Go lloond S:IIO News Ro.mdup 5:30 Baptist Lay10an's Hour 1:56 News Bell\ 6:li Pubtic Servle. 6:00 The Sundown Serenado 1:110 Country Go Round S::!O Dinner MusiCJ!e r:30 Sign Off _ _ :::.:5:.::.:,. 5 N_ew;.:a_s:..":..'t_ _ _ _ _ _ s:_IIO...,Sign=-":;;:o,.,f;;:l WJEH RADIO h lfAIOLD OIAY .-.r -- ====::: . lv GEOilGii WQlliDEit 1C )jl., M9E IN . ~roy XWGXH T B•· YOif•*l'l Ortp'"""'te: IP' YOU TBLL 'I'HE om, m , YOU ~'T HAVII TO RIIMEMBER A.NYTIII!IG.-TW.A.UI 61 ~ &Ia& l'eatW'ea ~ 1111.1 &:3D Sundown Serenade 6:30 SliP! 011 TNA.l A H06TlLE NCV! 1 Bedroom efflcIency apartment, Middleport. WY 2-38'1f. ~zo.«p QM:XHVOQXB CL.UPHILFVWJ'KT " · WCWJ7 JIIN6 "~Sl'fR' 10 H"' ~ W\15• Iff, HE N;Cl\9 TO -TL'I' lmUJ!II t.i:T - FLOOR CJrn>to...... Qao-a E PH M MAIN~NP' CHIMA_ OH, W&: A~6t..E.Ti.C eAT OUT 1=1~..-T' Tt-IING Ill "noW .,_lNG; ~nL Bl SAd< OOOil BO"'"FA£T! 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STARTS TODAY at LANDMARK SUPER SERVICE STATION-OPEN 24 HOURS '. I These Prices Apply ONLY to sleek on hand. Sold now on a "flnt come, flnt servn basis I .... 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IAT• "lUlL !'I BIGHUGRTS WCHS- TV Channel 8 7:00 TV Classroom 8:00 Mister Mayor 1:00 Alvin Sbow 8:30 Tennessee Tuxedo 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw 10:30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse 11:00 LinWJ Tbe Uon Heartoi 11 :30 The Jetsono 1%:00 Sky King 12:30 My Fncud Flicka 1:00 I Love Lucy 1:30 CBS News 2:00 Movie "King Kongn 3:45 Carroll Baker vs Harlow 4:00 CBS Golf Classic 5:00 Jubilee 5:30 Early Show 7:00 Lawman 7:30 Jackie Gleason 8:30 Gilligan's Island 9: 00 The Entertainers IO .tltl Gunsmolte ll :OO Up-To-The-Mmute News 11:15 Weather Notes 11 :20 Million Dollar Movies 9:00 SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES - "Trial." starring Glenn Ford, and Dorothy McGuire. A university instruc. tor in criminal law defends a young boy in • murder trial that assumes national pfoportions with startling ramifications. 11:211 FILMS OF HE 50s"With A Soll8 In My Heart, · ·&tarring Susan Hayward, David Wayne. Drama, heroism, romance and gUtter in this mWiic:al bloiraplly of Jane Froman; Neighbon Social Security Herald of Truth Word of Life IO :DO Shenanisans 10:30 Annie It :00 Cosper ..,....11 :30 Beany And Cedi 12:00 Bugs Bunny 12:30 Hopplty Hooper 11:00 Allakazam 1.30 American Bandstand 2:00 Let'o Dance 2:45 Teen Time 3:00 Travelog 3: tS Great Moments in Music 3:30 Track 1M Fieid Olamp• 5:00 Wiele World Of Sports 1 30 Olamplonship WMtllnJ 7:30 Dixie Singing 8:30 Lawrence Welk · 9:30 Hollywood Palace 10:00 News 10:45 Cbiller Theatre 1:30 8:45 9:00 9:30 Oak!.,... PHILCO . '· ·,· -.. . . ··~·'·. ·' .... ' ....,. •' I I I I I I I I I II:::; li.. :I I~l:li I SALES AND ami fhP lia lh a J)m r->!ii GallipoliJ. 0"'" I I!! ecolor Television luP"Plement To I'he Daily ~nttn~l Pomf'rov !\flrldleoort. Oldo I WHTN- n Channel 13 . 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'MO IIIG Nil NV Of6 •t: ~ NJISn D) Ulaljl ql)M. ~- "' pli1WOP IQIJUO.L I!ISN 111tL oo:1i dell &uuecr oo= ot IIUV!Il!M 8J8;) 0£:6 "OifS •~"<! ••A ~•10 oo:& til:'' IIWI8(Jlll oo:t raoUx ,_'i aoqs llltos OBY 00 ·liT M.ll1 I,Ol(Jng ot::s fDla!qs os:a tlJll(] Atlld 00:I II)JJIH puo I!ZZ() I I =~~ fOUR SAVINGS EARN IMON HeO.O .,. 'M .......M .. · •'II tpf,ll .... ,...... WDq)O Ill• '111 -n! "IWIUUI PJOOOJ lluJ:n• O'IJ,, JO SOp8qS "S)J!J .lalfO' lOII!n,\1 I •J>ftla • llOOW "'! )lll1f tnu 101• .<epuoliJ ·w ·d a o,;)!lll .JOJ J>Olet• ..1.... .<powoa JnOif • neq •au e ,;sasvr:w &lfl pua 'Jll\ O'IJ,, JO OU!f oUOJS OQI Jl 91: ' 11 JO!fiAM Sl'tl I ' ..... ~ flie and Orche!ltra. llJOds ' Others present wert Rev. and Mrs. Achsah Miller, Bachtel EUB church: the Rev. Stanven~. , ley Moore, Union Charge EUB; "THE EAnH DIES SCREAMING" I R<v. Marcus Traugh, Hartford· Willard Parker. Virgi11la New Haven Methodist charge and Rev. Jack Welch , St.. Paul's Field. Dennis Price. Lutheran church. ''SEX AND THE •nnqJTN •.;)!IV I ! ,I Il "F•Tl IS THE HUNTER• SUN., MON. and TUES. March 21·22·23 ; ..., w.., ·oqwoa JOJl8.L Ani& ..;........., 141 .... IIIMitt ue.ae.COM•u•n . .AOWM ~- ""1 IIU.. JO .lVJHO '"""'A "'' "'!A ·~ l.AAO lJ.IUN ..., lttl{l '..tmJf!WEJ IW;»~ ' UostiS n l ! i ELBERFELDS ,. DEPARTMENT STORE ..' IN POMEROY Ttii·S IS ... · -q·-4-. . _. __,_n,...,... ' • -..Doq Woo 'PJCII~ """ "' poollluOJJ MIIIJ!i! lq 881ft1UWOO ,,'""'fS ~ 'Oifi!:IUOtUlO .IOJ (00q31 8 ft!J~UJU! OQM .I010. -qaaq • sa SJBlS aqiASJO.!f uqor •.<Jo~w Juo1 A..laA e aaaq noA JIOPUJlii-IUG.QI 0"'1 pu8 UOWAlB( IJlUU )lll1f UOZJ1!G ti.0\01-giWI trQ,Raod I IIIUJ11llo RIJIIII> l.roiJDj IUfJCI 01 I01JI DIIUI!JIA ei!J, - 'Al.....H "01 l!OMOJio!l,, NYINI!l111A JO(O;) IJS 'L IIJ.Hllt1Bllm "l!YIIl •·oa.11 ! Floor. e Appliances on the 2nd Floor. '' e Saturday bargains all over the stqre. A utroq;) 4al.....,. csn-r ••....-- • •• I! PIP AjqBqO.Id ouo puy "J>O.U111J P!OU ...ll•M 111"1 "'11 '0<\0!1"'1 I 'qOJqM "' •! ·•ow • AfJII"<<basqns )lll1f Oi61 10 · .!pawoo .<e.. pBOJg • ,,"JOOIIJS '""'''l'i lq!OJO(J ''IO"IS 1JaC1011 IUJ.1311 ,,"ol• .(oA 11111 "''J., l'll<lWP'Jl pua 'II.IOJlUIS tr.iiAOI'il :iHJ. J.Y .LHmN AYCJS:IN3AI . .lllfOtl oo:e "111!11 IIUifl!f pa.(oum ti8UIOOI ' \ WHAT 'POIII 1u-, IHUOII ••.mou e Time to save on Furniture on the 3rd &,;:II 8UJU!8.Q II& 'talJH 1!~1"1 IlK'! Ill JO ......J "!!OWW.Ip I'll I""' ·- n 111000 LDm11 t 1• Ill! "''I J0 .!.ioto 0CU. 'UOf.l!!O llliOWP:i PU8 'IJOPUIS OJ..-.J .<.; lilra. LeVIII Grueeer, Mn. wn .. ll bur Bailey and Mrs. Lellhellill wlll plan a remembrance the Carman's Nursms at Easter. It was v~ to 84 the BloodmobUe In October. '11le was 1n clull'£<>11 ol Mn ~ Sllowden 8DCI ed ~th an article "How en. th tia lest ck. of VOill'll ~~JO!, bye~ Lewll YGrueeer ~· arti 1 · ead ~~:~~·· II er e,';' r were ~re VIrUs, ~; M H er Varico~ .Y~' 1"11. om 11 Radford, Meaales Va~, Mn. W. A. Morg&bi and ChlJ-. dr!>D And T.V.," Mn. Geor£0 Skinner. The elosed I 'JiJlB( IJ8i..C "1.108uosStd TONIGHT ELBERFELDS OPEN UNTIL 8:30 \ . 0<1. illJJJN ..- . r-;.,;.;;,~.~~~~~-:.:.:::••:.:..:_-,.-· I 3M PI.IOM •'II IIOJB-!-"'U 0411. .10101 """OIOA ' U&Alf 1.1"'1011 ,,,., ""'"'"'""II I"Jll;)a!l lu!.I!IJ> JOiilftJIOUI fd.mn' =· BOPnomot · Devotions were led by Mrs. George Skinner. Mrs. Leonard gave the report of the sick commltt~. Several munity acUvltiea were •• ,. . . . 11!.111& ~- 1 ... - I M\ddlepGI'I, ~been ..,..pt. WJlllam Mrs. WI!- eci Olll'OI.lroell fal • Elchlll8et. after~~ ·lllo Grlllde Coll.,e. Ills PI 1.1 closed wltll the ..,..,.... to become a hlol. scllool~ea<;Jt. · -~> or. ""'!" • were ......,.by -P l . to~ fr-Om bostoea to a- IWIIOd ; , . 0 1 In M ' end Mn. PbUlp Radford Middleport lllib :%d -~ St_.._, Mn OUva' Ilavl.l liu l)een v~ b ..,.. .,_..e, • ol tile end ae,nlor ~irt~"t~ 8DCI_cl..... wblle in . ochool. ii.,.. next meeting wtU be ·held 11 slso otibscrlptl . miiJIIIII' C>.f at tile home of Mn. Arlee Ab- the high scbool y.tlarbook. . in cbarg Col bus Fl'ltl4 to atttncl bott,.wlth Mrll Arnold e· 1n um y the Oblf) :..tlle::n:t'd Mn. SnoW· ~teco~~:.::.~~~a~ohn'll!r-: ena, when tbe Mattina' son, A.TI'E . ""' COMMENCEMENT Albert L. Martin, lecelved 1))1 lin. 1Ift Jo......, llo!p ,.,.... ... ... ' The Unusual Thing As We Bring You F''"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""-,1 MEIGS THEATRE !· ... .:;-._~~err..p:·., ~ ....u.~ ._"!. ~bu'! l!ld~nM!::·o:c;.,"a!:; Leave It To Landmark To Do o! to ,'! DaYle EaroW._, ,\t .UQ GraQde W ed tile Rock Sprinp Better Mr. end Mrs. Carl Arnold B.achelor of Episcopal omen Health club 'nlursclay afternoon and ~r aM lilrs. Albert Mer- tlon de8l'ee. 1\)rs. at her Athens Road home. tin and Suzame and Mike were the former Els1e Met ot Home The meetlns. In chars• ol Mrs. CUUont Lelfbelt president, Of Mrs. Moore opened with the Lord's Prayer and ledge to nag In unison. I T Ap ' . Birthday''lfliiiP"'_.. "lfaJIPy ' -~- illle o llelll lui ~:in M~eport.wlththe~-~ ,.... .. Coh.,._lllllloNell ..,. wae c...... ..........,. Mn. IWr llu _.... Uon. AttendfDB 10ere Mn. WayDO Ia vutou ...,...... Ia lilt ..... Mn Art Marcum Mn 1o<111 ·"-'- Ull llllllo 1ta1e j.';;t' Wlnn·, Mrs. Earl Womer; 'evo!l, -...Mn. Lewrence Stewart, Mn. Griff Russell, Mn. Mary Brew· er Mn. John Fultz, Mrs. Mu D' · G ts ere Ml1J Dale ••'"' BlVII. ~aze7 Russell. Mlsa P~ssell Mrs. PatRameo U $ Q of Wilkesvtlte.' Mn....~•• •-·ld en•~·ln- child .. lardalion al Mulien. Mra. Kenneth Harrl!, YEd~'~MhlscComuson, asf.i ersdlponClubCoWl~laaGyuotof~~Mld· f th M"d M Robert Burkett M r I Wouu ' e uuw """'' · thdl' MarchCh"lmd eeeont'"!~atio~ ~Je':;.ne Cooke Ml'l &..1 Dav: Dianne Lel£b, were dlnnerrothe A food de1110118traltoll was 1 eport guesll ol the former'• b r •lven by· Betty Newton sae • • • I"' held 1'hursda~ evening enport. Mrs. Kenneth Selteo a!ld Mr. one! Mra. Lloyd McComas :;.mpany bolne economist. 'lbe ln Ihe SIH'ial _room of Ihe C. & S. Mrs. Robert Fl•her. at Little Hocking._ food prepared WI!S served dur· Ohto Elertnc Comp.any. . _The league Will spon.... I Mrs. William Kitchen tMary Ing the liiDChOOO hour to those The meet ing opened wtth wmdow dtsplay on water sale- Jane Young) ill hospitalized attending. " The Mother's Pravf'r'' g1ven f} w1th Mrs. Mullen and Mn. again at the ChUUcothe City eh in unison by. the merTibers. Mrs. j Jarnel3 Johnson as co-chalrmea. HospitaL Her daughter, De- F~llowing ~e lun eon a Kenneth Harris gave devotions , Plans were discu,.d for ~t:nise, wao brought to Middle- ~us~ess~ee~mgl w;slnnco';:~; ind ud ing a pra~· er. Guests were n.'ght to_be o~rv~ at the ~ : port by her sister, Mrs. Char-- d YMrs ::arcum Present· Mro Bai ley and Mrs. Joyce nl me<ttnM wtth a slllpwrock lies Bradbury. and will remain ent. .· be ~~ard . party to be ht>ld at the Legion ' with her famUy while her ed devotionals. Mem rs . anA new slat• of officers was Ihall I mother Is in the hospital. swered roll call by nammg a • accepted and included Mrs. Ken- Commit lees named included, Mr. one! Mrs. Randolph Ward famous Irlslnnan. nerh Scites. president ; t\.·1 r s. entertamment, Mrs. Gene : of Ravenswood, W. Va. Plans we~ discussed concern- · Lowell Beaver. vice prestdenl ; Conde. Mrs. James Johnoon, were recent suests of her mo- Ing the achievement day to be Mrs William Ingles secretary: Mrs. Robert Ashley : refresh-- ther Mrs. James Murray. held Wednesday March 31 ~t Mrs·. Angus Howard: treasurer; ments. Mrs. Adelt Cullums, Mrs. M.:S. Ernest Covert and chil- M.lddleport. Th~ Bradbu~. umt 8fld Mrs. Kenneth Harris . rerK>rl )1axine Russell. Mrs. Glenn dren Chuck and Pauls, Belpre, win have a dtsplay on Safetr. Hensler, Mrs. Angus Howard, ~ were' recent gu~sts of her mo- ty." ~ew officers were elected M~. Harry Moore assisted During the business session Mrs. Franklin Triplett and Mrs. ither, Mrs. Luctlle Mayes. Mr. and mclude, Mrs. Clarence by Mrs. Fred Loclc:wood and a committee was namt>d to so. I William Slater ; decorating, Mrs. Covert joined them for ~e Murray •. preslde.nt; Mrs. Wayne Mrs. Mal Sanborn entertained licit busin~s houses ror t h e !Charl~s Bradbury . Mrs. lngles. observance of . Mrs. Coverts ~ing. vJce president and co~n- the Episcopal Church women -~-- - .. Jane Miller, Mrs. John Kraw- birthduy of a dinner. ell member; Mrs. Max DaviS, Thursday evening at her home czyn and Mrs. Robert Sehnoll. Mrs. Bruce Lloyd and son, . in Middleport. ISftiCf The travelmg prize, donated IMille, took Mr. Ll?yd to Ct.ar· 1were in Po~nt Pleasant, W. Va. bv Mrs. Dan White. was won by 11eston, W. Va. Frtday mornJng Frtay evenmg wher~ they w~ Follow~ B sbort business ea ICIO Mrs. Howard. Members Iwhere he wlll go by plane to guests at the weddmg of thell' session With Mrs. J•mes Titus, re . roll rail by giving a Nashville, Tenn. to altend the nephew, Mr. George Shell, ... preSident, in charge, I eldt, pear 0 . 1 su rstition. The Saint annual sales meeting of the ~a· of Mr .. and Mrs. Grant Shell, "Charity In ~o Keys," direct. _Mrs. Maxme . Plummer, D1spe Da Lheme was car. Inesco Sh~ Company Wltb Iand Mtss Margaret Crawfo~. ed by . Mrs. Richard Martin net representative of the Men- . t . l~ fre hments of whom he IS employed. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil· was presented by Mrs. James tal Health Department. will ned °~ '" e re ~ b the Mr. George Baker and the liam Crawford. The wedding O'Brien, Mrs. CUrtis McDaniel, meet with the )I e i g s County h sa~ _cop.~rse ~~rv Mr Rev. Dollakl Boone were in was held in the Tl'inity Metho- Mrs. Cedric Clark, Mrs. Titus, Mental Health Association Mon- ost~sses, rs. avenpor' s. Charleston Monday to call on dist Church. Miss Lucy Amsbary, Mrs. Paul day evening, March 22 at Ingles. Mr. Baker's brother, Charles Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mil· Amberger, Mrs. J. E. D. Har· Methodist ChllrC'h in MiddleBakEr, who is recovering from hoan, Mrs. C. E. Bmdette and tinger, and Mrs. Carl WUI. port. The meeting will be held recent surgery. , Mrs. E. E. Jones were in At ,the c1ose of tbe meeting, in the basemen\ dining room unrlse ervJCe I Mrs. Wendell Gerlach was In Gallipolis Friday afternoon. a d.ssert course was served of the church. , Parkersburg Frida!' evening to . Mrs. Jessie Lake of West from an attractive table Ln w~te Mrs. Plummer will assist lvisil her father, Mr. w. C. IJefferson, Ohio, ill spending thellinen cover and centered With Association in planning the Smith, who is a patient at St. ! weekend with her sister and an arrangement of yellow and cal organi,.,tion into an Joseph's Hospital. !brother-in-lew, Mr. and lilra.;whlte flowers in crystal containgroup on the areas of Mr. 1M Mrs. Karl Owens iLeo Kennedy. er, with candles in crystol holdfor the retarded child. MASON _ The Bend Area \jiiiiiiiiiiiitillllilllliiiillllilllliiiii will be an eleetion af Ministerial Assn. this week planand a discussion of ned a community sunrise !lerv~ with the state asSQCiation. ice for the Bend area Easter Meigs countians have Sunday, April 1. ed an interest in the . . . . . confronting parents with handi- o_ffl~lals 0~ the ffilmsten.al ascapped children and the infor· soc~ahon said. plans are m. ormation of the organization may der and .details the Umtt:d· provide interested persons with Commumty worship opportumty knowledge and programs that will be disclosed ~oon . will be of use to them. A guest attendmg the planning meeting with the Rev. Mar. vin Frame was Rev. W. Cecil Shepherd of the Fir.!lt Metho, dist C>hurch in Clendenin, W. Va. Rev . Shepherd is at the Mason Methodist church this TONIGHT for Lenten evangelistic 1 ' I I ., I I I SERVICE Foreman & -~~ .II. INI A"' ·Mlllil· ' ,.,. ' SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1965 Ohio May Get Newport Jazz Crowd This Year BY DOROTHY KILGALLEN WHAT ELSE IS NEW Impresario Sol Hurok is in a Gotham hospital for surgery but under a different name . .. Tile Newport Jozz Festival. which has made headlines of various kinds from that staid resort town, probably will be switched this year to one of Ohio's important cities. T h a t ought to minimize the beer-can throwing episodes, and certainly it's easier to get to Ohio than to Newport, which is eight light years away from New York unless you have your own airplane 1M helicopter. {A yacht Is nice, but takes too long. I Keely Smith's current advisor Is Jimmy Bowen, a recording company uecutive. He's said lo have proposed marriage, but Iince Keely changes admirers more ·frequently the nail po~ lah, II'• lots ol luck to Jimmy. Funny thoUght, but maybe lure: Don't bet that Nlkita ~ won't be back in . poioer - lind much -..r tlian ' oiD,\'OnO dreamll ·.. . 0.0 DaUey ·' (~tlnued On Pqe 2) .' � 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 20, 1965 cowdery philson powell riggs