https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3d5a2a713c2bfa40bb92da62400940e4.pdf 96e01b832e151e4041abfa313a0e54ff PDF Text Text • I .I, NOW YOU KNOW lloaeile.,., lbt tln:lo of '"""'' bulk by llle preC.Itk lalrllbllnlo of Brltall lo oompltle, e - "' 1-• VOL XVI ~-- at '* flodw..,- a ••.,. 'ss1JII- - en tine 7· ; - · low lUI, I)' elooooly ... ..W,. I now lhln1oo ~ ' W ol • • NO. 292 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1965 ---- !Yi& 12 Ui4P'Ii a ~-~- FIVE CENTS ·-~~-~ Inch-by-Inch Search Begins t SALE! In D&ECollege Choir Coming On April 12th ~. W'EA'Mti t ----;;;~;;;;;.,;;~~~~~~---::---:--· ---- th ANNIVERSARY DISCOUNTS TO All On Our Step Saver Board When You Buy A Pair Of Regular Priced Shoes Discounts 25c to $10.011 EVERYBODY WINS SAVE On New Spring Shoes • mammodl MONTGO~ERY, Ala . State and feder<.~l Local 9761 Acts Less thnn 8 Hours Before Expiration II 1 UPIJ · rna . The car, also occupied by tire tracks. cigarette butts, or I ances and alleged police brutalA strike was averted at the Midwest Steel plant ~ agents a Negro youth, crashed into a any possible clues thai could ity, but civil rights leaders had when members of United Steel Workers Local 97&1 :{,1 the roped off a section along U.S. barbed Wire fence. lead to the slayer of the warned demonstrators, many Pomeroy voted to accept a new contract less than elpt 80 today and began an inch-by- Eig111 highway patrol cars woman . 1from cities throughout the nahours before the old one was to expire Thursday. inch inspection or the spot were parked along the shoul- Mrs . Liuzzo, described by her ition, to leave the area and Of 22 plant employees voting on the new contract, •• where a white woman running ders of the highway Thursday Ianguished husband in Detroit !Montgomery as quickly as pasworkers voted in favor of H. The new contract, which II shuttle service for civil rights night and this morning, keeping ,as ·· a champion of the people," sible aftP.r the ra!Jy. for a 18-month period , , demonstrators was slain by a curiosity seekers away, and thl:' wi:ls a transportation mar-l Serond Sniper Victim gives all plant employees in contract. :· WASHINGTON - RANGER 1Isniper. shoulders on either side of thf' :ihal for the rally of more than Mrs. Liuzzo was the firsl 1 produdion an 11 cent per Fringe benefits received 9 found two and po_ssibly three _The victim. Mrs. Viola Gre_gg road wert' roped off._ 30.000 persons at the state capi· slain ill civil hour increase in wages. new rontra('t will include U.Z.. spots fer the Amenca's Apollo Lmzzo, 39. 8 mother of f1ve Searcb Bf'gms tol Thursday . rights VIOient-e and the second days off with pay for worbra spacahlp and its two-man crew from Detroil, Mich., was ~hot ' At the first ..:rack of dawn. ! There was no violence at the victim of a highway sniper in Employees la st week .turned having death in their i..mmedlto land on the moon. The infor-: as her car ~nund~d a shght state author·itiPs . and FBI d_emonstralion.' led by Dr. Mar- ~ the South within the past nin~ down an otrer for a 7~ cent j.ate family and an agree. . . . rnaUQIJ was relayed to Presi- curve Thllrsday n1ght on the ' agents begm a mmute search lm Luther Kmg Jr. to drama- months. Col. Lemuel Penn, a per hour r~ise in P.ay . That of. that worken; will be allowed dent Johnson and the cabinet ~·ay to Montgomery__ f~o~ ~el~ __ ?f_~he area for any footprints. I t~~- v?~er regisu:_au~~___grie~--~( Continued on page 4) fer wa~ re)e<'ted W!th 19 work- I$L50 for hot lunchel anytime Thursday by James E. Webb. , j ers ~otmg not to aecept. .. ac- they work two ~urs overtime.. head of Ute National Aeronaut- I CHARLES SIGMAN I cordmg to local umon officials. Plant workers in productta. ics and Space Administration. It waa based on a preI imiPT. PLEASA~T _ Cbarle• Sam Silverstein of C~arle_s- ! said the new contract 8 ~ nary lUrvey of the more than R Sl k• • ton was plant representative m Iment was reached shortly 1ftw h _ gmao as """en appom'"" h t t t" t" h"l t d 5,000 pictures that Ranger 9 . ed bus In£>n manager eff ec IVe I t e eon rae nego 1a IOns w 1 e 4 p.m. yes er ay. . ' I Arnold Hensley of St. Albans, took Wednesday morning as it 1 Ias 1Marc b I oI PIeasan t Va. The new aeale Will be that zeroed In on the crater Alphonle)·' b ital Mr Sigman r~ \,. Va .. represented the un1on . the lowest paid employee 111 eus. Rangers 7 and 8 had phoeei\•edos: uS m Busi- ··we surely have gone plant production Will receive tll4"aphed plains areas of the oess Administration from Wf"st 1on a slnke Jl the contraf't had I $1 .87 per hour, the next lowelt m0011'e :!lurface. Virginia Uni\'enity 1n l9aO ·not been accepted. •· said one will no_w get $1 ·97, the ~ with graduate work at Wf"sj i plant wo··ker _Thursday. The le~el Will be .S~.J2 and the hifb Vlrglnia State College aod . spoke sman !:;31d he was \'try WI I\ be $2 .32 per hour, the glll;lt WASIIINGTON FROM .tonne! .\1anagemf'at· '1r. Sig- much please-d with the new spokesman said. the White HouS< to Capitol Hill, man sud his wife plan to - - -- w~th medals and a parade, w-.hlngton today honors th• Pt. Pl...a•• lat•r nation'a new heroes of space i fllaiJt - ustronauts Virgil I. Griasom and John W. Young. Grissom and Young were flyIng to the nation's capital from Twenty years ago today a former Middleport man Cape Kennedy, Fla., to accept was awarded the coveted Congressional Medal Honor for ffom President Johnson, Conhero1r action during World War II when the Battle of gress and cheering thousands the Bulge was being fought in Germany. of A.~ricans the acclaim they The story of Major Edward Bennett (then Pvt. Benearned by orbiting the earth . netu appeared recently jn the magazine section of a Day. three times Tues,:lay. Meigs County 4-H Club Ad- ton, Oh~o. newspaper. - --· , vj~rs who hi:tV{' eompleted 5. The article describes the 1965. ~~ a Major, 20 Jeart afa Jl), 15 and 20 years of service qualifications for receiving the . ter hil!i feat in HeckhuiCheid., were honOred at the Annual 4-H , nation·s highest military decor-1Germany . SAIIJPN - THE WORLD Advisors Recognition Luncheon ation, which are strict. and a!- ' In the article Major Bmlo!t Health ganization (WHO) toand Flame of Serviee <eremuny so shows Mujor Bennet! as he recalled the incident In which 1 day re rted an outbreak of INDIAN ROUTINE - These girls are featured In an Indian precision routine fn the presentation of the ,Thursday at the Ohio 1Jnion m1rere1ved the medal from PreSI· th• k1lled seven German oold1 "Middleport Follies of 1965" to be staged tonight at the Middleport High School Auditorium. Front row. ·Co lumbus. dent Harry Trwnan. He began 1ers holed up in a farm bouoe. bubonic plague and Chris Bailey, Connie Cooke and Diana Davis,· back row, left to right, Mary Lou Teaford ' Carole Anderson ' !I Meigs Com-.ty's J<:arl Dean. !his .service as a private in the IBut as the states, He he er areasinofSaigon &uth Viet lk author bo •· seven and Elaine Davis. , who has completed 20 years of ,Army and retired I. rare 1y ta s a . ut It now. a N81n. -·--·---- ·- -·· · · - - -·service 8s leader of the Shade · ----· also shuwn bem..! greeted by the The d' ease was a major killI River Bovs 4-H Club . was eslate President KeMedy. or In ope during the Middle les pecially ;.cognized when he was a OS s I reared ,.. .. Ages, but the development of a COLUMBUS - FedM_Maj ddl . Bennetl t nd was tlended el'al Judge Mell Underwood named to repwsent. all 20 year i 1 epor a ..... 11 Ierum has reduced the danger seotenced Henry Silas Brookadvisors in the stall'. I schools here of epidemic in modern times. fl afW00 S i Others honored Thursday in0ID e V ,football until hiS juruor , _ IAll ofIn the Ins, 51, Jackson, to 10 years Iel uded 20 year adv,·..,,.,.r, Mrs. ,; when . he moved to Co.lumbuo SO th28,000 VI t NAmerican In prison Thursday f or f roops u e am are Allan Leonard has been named chairman or the Am. 1 Pauline Atkins; 15-year advisj 11owmg t he death of hIS 0 immunized against the disease. erican Cancer Society's 1965 April Crusade in Meigs ' ' or. Virgil Atkins; 111-vr. adVIS-' er, Ed • New Yn WORLD In• 1 ~hite ~oman 1 1 1 I WOMENS TENNIS SHOES and LOAFERS 1 e Black eWhi to SizM eBiue 4 to 10 .99 I 1 De~ree pr. eRocl 1 ~out~ 1 eGrey 2 pr. $3.00 20th Anniversary of Heroic 4-H Advisors Feat In Germany Recalled Recognized For Service ~:·;,::. ROUSH'S SHOE STORE 225 No. Second Middleport OF OUR BUDGET LINE OF LIVING ROOM SUITES SALE ENDS MARCH 31st Soloct From 7 StyiH and 6 Colon 2 Pc. Suite Foam Cushions SALE PRICE lmmedllte Del. IMMEDIATE DELIVIRY 2 Pc. Suite 119· 80 Nylon Fabric A Little More Style IMMIDIATI DELIVERY 2 Pc. Suite 199· Foam Cushion~ Nylon Fabric Attractive Style 89'' Sofa 00 IMMEDIATE DILIVERY 2 Pc. Suite Foam CustLi.om: Nylon Fabric Extra Long 100" Sofa 4 Pc. Curved Sectional Foam Cuohiuu Nylon Fabric 2 Pc. Suite 3 Cushion Sofa Foam CuM.ion.s Tweed Fabric Early American Style 2 Pc. Suite Foam Cushion Tweed Fabric Early American Style 2 Cushion Sofa • ··-~,.clol Arrer~~ement With Fadory 97·50 139·95 88.75 Nylon Fabric Plain Style Foam Cushions COMPARE COMPARE 50 2 WEEK DELIVERY Sale' Dinette Sets WCTUP/ans ObseTvance of Soecial Week Bronu & Brasa Chrome Goldtone 279·95 184·00 COMPARE COMPARI 199· 00 IMMIDIATI DELIVERY 159·00 IMMEDIATI DILIVIRY MORE FOR YOUR MONEY I $139.00 9 Pc. 42 Inch Rectangul., Table, 8 Chain· Sale $112.00 $159.00-5 Pc. Round To11ble, 4 Swivel Chain Sale $128.00 $119:00 7 Pc. Rectangular Table, 6 ChairE Sale $99.00 $69.® 5 Pc. Round Extenalon Ta.bla, 4 Chairs Sale $~.00 $139.00 5 Pc. Round Tabla, 4 5w1vel Chair~ - Sale $112.00 $149 00-9 Pc. Rectangular Table, 8 Chalra Sale $120.00 Sale $78.00 $99.00 7 Pc. Rectangul., Table, 6 Chain $119.00-9 Pc. Rectangular Table, 8 Chain Sale $99.00 $159:00-7 P~. Rectangular Table, 6 ChalrE Sale $127.00 $98.00-7 Pc. Redangular Table, 6 ChalrE Sale $78.00 $104.0o-5 Pc. Rectangular Table, 4 ChairE Sale $86.® $159.00-7 Pc. Rectangular Table, 6 Chain Sale $132.00 2 WEEK DELIVERY BAKER Furniture MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ; ~here ~ pia~ Navy PJanes j I ""''''"-:W-ID!t"'"""""" Two Forfeit Trial in 2nd Day at Court 2 WEEK DELIVERY TERMS: $10.00 or Less Per Month t ~~ ••wr B~nett, [county today. 1 ors [)avid Koblent:.:. R.uby Halli- 1 ICentral Rail:oad worker. WASIDNGTON PRES!The announcement was made by John M. Welsh who had taken the monThe :\leigs County Health day, and Mrs. Margaret Brown, SAIGON IUPI\ - U. S Navy ' Bennett Joined _the Ol'IIIJ Ill dent Johnson's $1.3 billion said the chairman's "long interest in cancor control will department today warned resi- 1five years advi•or.•. Mrs. w A. bombed four Norlh 11944, rHnhsled m 1947 lnd W 8 JChool aid bill appeared to be add vigor to the crusade against cancer." ey over five • year period dents to be alert for strange ' Morgan, Dick Sterretl and Mrs .. Vietnamese :adar lnstallat1011s :seen duly m Korea, lru ... over the hump and rolling to"We can expect our most successful educational and whUe employed as a"lstant actions from wildlife because of Sharon Jewell. ' today , mcludmg one on an United He rtlkllf "ard House passage !<>day. fund raising campaign ever,'' the president said. Last casbler. He had pleaded guBa new local outbreak of rabies. Advisors who received cer' land 75 miles south of the Chim Campbell, Calif., wllb hlo The bill Is d · ed lo up- y ea r the Society raised $3 ,- I ly idtothe tbe eberge. FBI agents t"f· t d pms, · but una bl e t o ; nrse Communist mainland . It fwtre, dThelma eslgn u t tak n totaled D I I Jca es an hter, •nd. two tl. W. Fade the schooling of children 750 and distributed $10,000 sa amo n e epartment records show 1attend were 111-vear advisors ; was the deepest penetration of our atll_ · leaflets in I $101,1100 over tl years. that a skunk killed '" the Flat- Helen Carper, Pauline Myers I the air war. Of 10 million1 U. S. men mliD from poor families and provide educational new aid In the form of books Meigs county. woods area March 20 has been and Kate Roush. and five year I A spokesman said two of the form '" World. War U, onJr • and "Shared tlme" facilities for Chairman Leonard said he • found to have been rab1ed. Thts advisors Rex Shenefield Mrs . l more than 40 carrier-based jet earned thts prized medal. Ya)publlc, private and was pleased thai the Society is he third wild animal killed G. R. Thompson anrl Mr; . Roy I fighter-bombers in the mission or Bennetl was ono of U..... lchool students. was emphasizing the ''Tell Your m that area durHig the past SIX Holter ' "ditched " in the SOuth China The newspaper ,liven • The measure easUy survived Neighbor" aspect of the cammont hs that had rab1es. Guests but ' bMrs. th Arthur D stinner F · attending were Mrs 1Sea on the return lhght . by 111r . Als0, on March 24 a grey fox I Earl Dean. ttl first major tests Thursday, paign, "This means,'' JJe said, Mrs. David Koblentz., both were rescued. A side• Da ton · ' ro er an armer' wbo ,._ and tts managers planned to "That we will do our best to killed in the Kingsbury area and Mrs. L. R. Gotthardt. Jen- third plane. a pro!l'lter-puwer- ' Y · ptJJb for final action today, reach every home with a leaf. Two persons forfeited bonds has been determined rabied . nifer Lohse, summer 4-H assist- jed Skyraider, made a crash j M M I Di They were confidem the House let giving the life-saving facts on speeding charges and anoth- The · suggested 1. ant. servPd as a hostess at the landing at the 1:1ir n. 0 e8 e8 1 would pass the bill and send it about cancer and about the Soer w s fined for the same vio- that any w•ld ammal actmg 1 luncheon. Ibase at Danang '!'he p1iot was : After Long DlneM to the Senate. One supporter ciety's programs of education, lationa Thursday night in Mid- strangely should be killed, its 1 not injured. i Mrs . Carl (Evelyn) M 1•• 0 said : ''H everybody stays on research and service to th dleport Mayor Lee Smith's court head cut off and brought to l.he 1 CIIARGED DOUBLY The four Communist radar pussed away at Holrer Hospftel.tht floor, we're in." cancer patient. People must Dou las J . Cam • 36 West health department off1ce so 1t Charges_ of leaving the scene were destroyed or heav- Thursday, .March 25 lollowlatt know before they can act. Every ,.._1 gb_ d Shp ' R can be sent for tests. of an accident and reckless op- . 1ly damaged. tht- spokesman 1a long Utne . \Alumta • anG Ill erman "h t be erat10n . have been filed . 58 WASHINGTON PRES!- doorbell must be rung before Car . f f ay "t- . Any person who m1g against . sa1'd . 1' She · survJved by her hue11 28 115 . d th C d be " d d ro ' ' a po • or eJ b tt h ld I t h. I Do W 22 R · · ' ).A_ .. 18 dent Johnson says the Umte e rusa e can cons1 ere ed $I 5 bo d nd w- 11 . K "th 1 en s ou con ac IS amn eese. , acme, by Porn- • ll.kl.IKJ, Carl, and daughter 'II k h dIn k " t ••m e• ·; h · · f ·d · ;· h 1 I SENTENCE SUP ENDED me. · Th e body wW be at ' t h• n s a States WI ta e t e lea see • a success. Ha es 20 Middleport was lin- 1Y p or _gu• ance tm- eroy po 1ce as t e resu t of an I ing a political settlement In Viet The Chairman pointed out edy ItO .,;d costs all' on speed med10tely: I he anunal mvolved on Mulberry-ave Sun-, _ home of Mr. KennetJJ Moloo, Nam when the "Communists that .. an annual health checkh ' is to be k11led and the head de- day. 1 William Franklin Lynch was \'Y .I lPoint Llck Dr., Charlllt AI L c ]n arges. I h depart- . '. fined $50 and costs and given I Va. where friends may end their aggression." up for every adult would llave eon1 rd other activity or Mayor I"1vered to th & heat . He bopes all SOutheast Asia a tremendous effect on reducSmith's court John Wilt St ment. l}fVORCE GRANTED I a JO day suspended jail sentservices will be ltefo{ 1 someday may be "free from ing the death rates from canMiddleport fined .S, and A divorce has been granted ence and six months probation Saturday, March 2 at 1 p.JII; terror, subversion and asaasat- cer. Too many people cJ,ie of costs for lntOiication and EdDoris Watkins from Robert i by Meigs County Court Judge at file Gospel Tabernaele, nation" and able to formublte cancer lnday, who do not have ward Dale AnderlK>n 18 Dexter f, I OC Watkins in Meigs County Com- Frank W. Porter. Jr. thill Lick Dr .. Charleston. wider and bolder economic pro- to die of it. They simply do not $10 and costs for oper: mon Pleas Court by Judge John morning . In other action, Jun- Burial will be made at w.;. grams to whtch the UnUed lake the necessary precauation C. Bacon. 'l'he plaintiff was ior Harvey Keller was fined $10 , Antioch Cemetery at ltatea can contribute. ..,_ to?,'·" ' . ' • Clu;tions Issued by Middle- . I granted custody of three min- and costs on an insecure load i w. Va. Tbe will be ware tey points In a oatement The tell Your Neighbor The land damage trial by port police for trallic violations . or children. charge. ed at the l"&veside far frleatla. released to newsmen late Thura-. phase of the Crusade can William and Teresa Swat:zel of include those to Larry Dale Carservices for -- - - - - - ---------· and Manon day after the President had a real blow at cance-r in Metgs Pomeroy against the estate son 25 Middleport RL who dted Frt1 retld It to bls cablnel. county," Mr. Leonard added. 0 f th 1 1 E melt W p 1 • ' Arth R be day mornmg, w1ll be held Mon19• day at 9 a.m . at the . Sacred "In fact" he said ''we arc ~ e ae m · · eop ~ Herman ur 0 rts, Votei'IIIII--M - e-mMta-1 Hoopllal ing to tell adult In entered Its s"?'nd day this Pomeroy Rt. 3• both of speeding, Hearl church with burial In the Draln M '" Count kry morning m Melia County Comand Jack LeegalPriddy, 19, RD 1, Sacred Hearl cemetery ' T h e Ami!SSIONS - JJUrul8 • ••s Y to Ia • precau- mon Pleas Court Rutl d lll exhaust w~rplanes IS-~ ~e State~. 1· I 1 pilot~ • ' I I ~as ~ Americ~n ~tahons I YSICI~~ 2 WEEK DELIVERY 229·95 148·00 COMPARI •o;~ookl"' o.7V ~ebruary 1 299·95 188·40 COMPARI J FJ d • J. ~:~~~~~:::·:n~"a7 Ja~~~ Area ADima •I 2 WEEK DELIVERY IMMEDIATI COMPARI ~ R dar p B b db departme~ 199·00 299·95 188·40 DELIVERY c ~;w'~ Rah' ·-~ F d Himm~&;~w.ft'!l~; . oun ~UPI) Co urtB onds 179·00 259·95 168.75 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY c paroc~ial 2 WEEK DELIVERY If You Prefer The "FINEST" You Can Save $30 to $50 On Our " FLEXSTEEL" Living Room Suites. We Just Received A Truck load. [ ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' 2 WEEK DELIVERY 169·95 108· COMPARI '' LeonardIS• ----~-. Chairman • £ 0 MeJgs • ancer rosadeJ0 b Elberfelds In Pomeroy Now Have In Stock The New 1965 PAntRNS OF HARD SURFAQ FLOOR COVERINGS 6ft., 9ft. ond 12ft. widths Elberfelds Department Store, Pomeroy ON SALE at ELBERFELD$ MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE In POMEROY ·~··· .. : •.r . - ... Pa4en City· Raymond Cline RootfavWe· 'Willard Jeflera' Pornaro • ' Maude McMurray' Y• · ' BllrlaoDvllle. DISCHARGES - Hennen Wolfe, Racine: Geor1• Haddo•, lff4dlepart; Billy I!Dush, New 1 Haven; F1'ed Rourb, Racine. ~ ~ \•Mofp &..,llal iliMISBI\)NS Randy Ken1114,y, RuiiAnd; Lrmnl• Pullina, ~vllle; 'l'ltomas ' . blSCH.uiGES- Oro 810011, ~: t:iiuj.. Ylleo, RaclDe; - - ....._, Middleport. Clrpenlor, 'j,"f..... Clay, ace~dent i an.· ~uner.al ~as r~kl~ss Die Fr'd y s F~neral~itloc~ I ~ve ~ M Wh'tl k str~ke to~ eo. a 1 _Francl~ cask~ ~--· Red~- ~ ---~ Climbing Career Ended .mounl~in ttonary action against poaslble h · an' e · Rev. Father Jolm Turel will WASHINGTON (UP!)- Sen. he was glad he climbed lhe .was attached by rope 1o • dealb from cancer We can do Bot . Mr. and Mrs. Swatofficiate . Robert F. Kennedy returned to-/snow-covered named three compantono, ·r 81 110 leas." ' zel testified Thursday did Minor is , He was preceded In dealb by day to Washington from his for his late brolber, President Pr !her of J · W· McMurray and Roger R b I his panmts, Mr. and Mrs. lllr- mountain cHmbing rigors to re- Jobn F . Kennedy. Then be 8 arry 8 . Dillard. Dr. Ray D. Heaton was eported Y Patro am Whitlock. and two brothers, sume the less dangerous role of added, "I'm glad I came down. veteraa llllllllii SQUAD CALLED the last witness for the plain- The Ohio State Patrol lnves- Edward and Hiram, politician. He said his moun- l plan 4> stay on the ftr!ll floor climber 1wbo , ..The Pomeroy emergency lifts today before Attorney John Usaled a Jrunor accident that Surviving are ' iltree sisters, lain climbing career atarted of my home now." aenolor, lnd !lew bade liqUid was called at 10:38 p.m. Halliday rested his case. The took place at 4:50 p.m. Thor• Mrs. Mary Kunzebnan, Mrs. and ended with the mastering The eifledlllon waa a ..... Capitol With him, •11 11it1 Thursday for Mro. AJJdy McKee first wttn... called by Defense day on Hemlock Grove Rd., one Homer Brlckles, and Mn. Her- of IS,IIOO-!oot Mount Kennedy. deal more dangerous thaa Ken-- fell throulb 111 of Dart Hollow wbo had ou!fer- Attorney Fred crow at 10 a.m. tenth of a mile east of Rt. 33. , IJian Grueaer, all of Pomeroy; Kennedy's wile and five of lnedy IIJid three partners on the three limes. ,_ ed a pooslble otroke. She was tnday was Emmett Shuler wbo Cars driven lD oppoalte dl- lwo brolhero, Joseph, Columbua, lhetr nine children were on climb had expected, Pralber, who flu taken lo Veterana Memorial hos- hocl· clone excavattng work lor recllons by Susanne Arnold; "17, and Fred, Akron; three neph- hand 1o .,...1 the tired but Kenn<dy disclosed be had 1 Moo!nt · llld pilaf. . · the late Mr. Peoples. Rt. I Pomeroy, and Gerald Hoi· ewe, lnd one niece. happy warrior on his arrival close caD at one point when be K-.dy lbal it " - · · 'lbe are ...kbitr a lon, II, Pomeroy Star Rt., m,l Frlendl may clll at !be Ew- baclt from scallng ·!be prevlouo- dropped throueh tbe 11110w 011 a ooa" IIIli wu 1101 . .. · IWUW.tlE APJII.ICADON , 111,000 JUdlment for llleied !IJI!I on · a q Fu!IOrat euyllple. :a.. 1y undlnquered peak fn the snow bridge over a 900 loot dlmb. ,. , .. , Clareace Albert LaiDberl, 20, ·dOna ttl "their proper- 'l'hirt was 117 be reid 8uzt. Yukon Terrttory of crevice. He llld he stretched aald tho . . RUIIand, loboroer, and 8otzy Jo ly off Butternut-Av m Poni- lo botlJ cars, lnd tile drlnrl:.. !liy at 1:30 at !be l!iifA, out his ll1IUI lnd stopped allout "mllell , _ dllllwlt [ _:·! il .. . Wlllfamr, 18, Rutland, lludent. eroy, · cipe4 ·v\f,'.,., , >1' oo-. • · ThO New York Democrat aald abouldor 1Ji1b Ill lba. - · He tlqJIIed." · ~cident W~.. £lfearll!l ,;fllrfirli · p~aint!!!s d~~~~~ga ~. sld~ ~t. only~ ~· ~~~JUry. ~ --"* wm p.m. flnle~ ~ ca. ~ *!I.,._ "=t · '. -~ lif ~iir �'I 2-DaDy S.ntlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Mar 26, 1965 The Baily Sentinel While We Reacn for the Stars Reports From Th Capitol National Window Hy LYLE WILSON COMMENT,. TING EDITORIALLY Uniled Pret~s International 'l'he Johnson admimstratJOn·~ hurry . up votmg rights bill stomps l:l shortcm through the U S. Constitution which mtght c-ondemn the lt'gtsla!lon a~ unronsututtonal 1f Jt were bemg consldrred <~p;.~rt fr'ltn ttlt' emottonai tssue at hand. Outraged South~r m~rs angrily proclaim the bill to be in violation ot the Constitution. They cite eonstitut.ional provtsions that tlw states shall establish the standards by which citlv-ns may qualify to vote. Civil rights leaders, President John-son and the Democratic and Republican leaders of Congress blandly Ignore ttlf'se complaints. The hurry-up Johnson bill d6-pends for its constitutional valldity on the firm but limiting language of the 15th Amendment: "Section I. The right of ciU- Why Not Meigs? WE have heard considerable comment in recent days about the seemmg lark of success in securing any kind of Industry for the Ohio side of the river since the announcement of the posslhillty of locating still another plant in Mason county. Most of the comments have been in the vein that It seems that the harder w. try to locate plants of any size ln thls area we meet only with defeat. We can not b1ame those organizations and individuals who are devoting a great deal of time to this matter, but it would bo I areat lift if we could locate some type of plant regardless of size to show something for those efforts. There is areal ~aO!ger of getting • defeatest attitude, and \hat would almost be the end of the line for any possible advance. HELEN HELP US! The reason now &iven for our lack of suct.eiS Is blamed on the fact that wo do not have a landing strip. If that i> what Is needed we should ell put our shoulder to the wheel and acquire auch a facility, and then wo will h.-re one less excuao for any failure we might havo in 11aillni doWil oome type of Industry. Wt all know that our governor has repeatodJy stated that the state will do all It can to help, but will not do the whole job. It Ia entirely up to the residents of thil area to work whole-heartedly to bring pinta ln that will bolster the job opportUDitles. It will not come to us without tbat desire, or we might be possibly wrong In stating that it miiht de•cend on us in aplte of ourselves. The picture of the state generally Is ro- sey. When the present administration went Into office a pledge was made to create 200,000 jobs in Ohio, and that goal has almoat been reached with only 26,000 more needed to reach the promised total. Those figures are from the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation, whlrh states that there are 173,400 Increased jobs that have been created since 1963. Much of it Is due lo plant expansions and new plants. In the past year 452 new manufa<'turing and warehouse firms have been established In Ohio, but we have heard of very few in this segment of southeastern Ohlo. The industrial expansion In Ohlo has added over $1 bt!Uon In industrial capital investments, and that II the first time that a billion dollars hal bean added ln so abort a time in the Buckeye State. We might expect oomethlng In the next few yean if the Appalachia program pallll out. However, our areatest poaslbillty Is In the fact that there will be a population explosion In Ohio In the next 20 years that will be earth shaking. Ohio had 8.8 million In 1940 and grew to 8.7 million by 1960. By the year 1980 II Is expected to Increase tu 18 million, and we are wondering just bow much of that we w!U get. We are bound to grow, but how much and bow fast will depend upon tho way we plan. and one of the best ways to assure at least a ahare of that growlb wi'l be through the acquisition of lli4Uitry. l--by Helen Bottel--1 HUSBAND Capitol L'omment, Events By William S. White WASHINGTON - A profund alteration in the focus of Re- publican power in the urban East iJ!I now moving below lhe surface. These heavy subterranean shlftings and muted rumblings appear to be cutting the ground beneath Gov. Nelson Rockefe}.. ~r of New York as a 1968 Republican Presidential pos· sibility. Collaterally, they tend to throw up a powerful earthworks defense against the all but open efforts of fonner VicePresident Richard Nixon, a transplanted New Yorker, to seize the Presidential nomina· tion for himself. The major new force rtsing In all this is SelL Jacob K. Javlts of New York. Rep. John V. Lindsay of New Y(wk is s. Jess than major but larger than mlnor secondary force. That these two liberal Republicans are sharply on the outs with the once unchallengeable liberal leader of the party, Rockefeller, has already been made abwuiantly clear in pub. lie. There was, for illustration, the Governor's snappish open f!riticism of them both for playing, in hi view, a far from pally game toward him in the matter of finding an efffective G.O.P. candidate for mayor of New York City. They wanted no part of this task; and as he saw it, they also unnecessarily compUcated the partys hi g h necessity to find good man for the run . Far more importantly, what isnow rtrongly indicated i.!l that JaVltS has become fatigued in the extreme by his old position ;~s only a loyal lieutenant of Rockefeller and is clearly interested m becoming the top man in the Republican politics of Nt-w York, which is to say of all the East. It is an understandable ambilion. For Javils for yean ha.s really been No. l so far as the Republican voters are roncerned . If he now seeks to claim the leadership m title as well u in fact - as it certainly looks he is doing -- he is violating none of the rules of the trade. For he has unarguably given to the Governor a long stint of effective. and to a degree even of self · denying, assistance. Beyond all this and more to the present point, however , is the circumstance that Rockefeller has not managed to improve his position nationally but has in fact progressively lost staLure on that measure. Javiets, to the contrary, has gone up and not down on this same measure. His extraordin· ary voter strength in N e w York has comi.stently risen; Rockefeller's has fallen with equal consistency. And there is also the fact that Javits has now lost the hig hly parochial aura that used to envelop him as a member of the Senate and so has become somethlng of a solid national figure. For a long time the observer could confidently expect him to come forward with proposals more suitable to a meetlng of lhe New York City CouncD than to the United States Se~ ate. Thi! cannot be said of hlnl any longer. He has simply had the progressively rewarding opportunJty to move in a national forum and there to learn much, even i( sometime. against his own best efforts. Rockefeller has Bad to sweat it out in the regional bear pit of New York State affairs. The Javits people could thu1 be forglven if they had reached the conclusion that the Governor had shot his bolt nationally and ought now to give some other liberal a chance. the Finally, the wing of G O.P. in which Javits has be<:ome the dominent voice in lhe Senate is deeply committed to the proposition that the party should not merely meet but actually far outbid the Democrats in the next Presidential election in advanced civil rights legislation and in deference to minorities generally. This wing will do its very best to root out the smallest memory of any old G. 0. P. appeal to Southern conservatives. While there is no reason to 1uppo1e that Rockefeller would not wi&h to do the same, there is reason to doubt that he could so dominate a Republican convention as to bring of[ such a plank. AB to Nixon, b1s whole stance as a moderate Republican would plainly just not do for the Javits people. (Copyrlght, 196>, by United Feature Syndicate, loc.) Today's .lJiedical Report By Wa,ynP G. Brandstadt, M.D. ~My doctor says I have a 1pustic colon. What does he mean' Can it be cured'! chronic state or spasm. In other words it ts easily triggered and as a result partially digested food is hurried along too £asL The victun A-In tbiJ condtt1on, which usually has several thin, poorly travels under several aliases formed stool.!! a day often show· -irritable bowel and mucuous ing large necks of clear mucus. colitis . for ~.>xample - the co· Some persons bring this upon ion or lower bowei 1s bl I themselve& by habitally taking Do It .Everv Time -...-- laxatives. In otbers: nervous tension is the underlying cause. Although thi9 disease can be cured this is often difficult. The cure depends on 1 combination of ll bland diet, avoiding all laxa. tives, a calmer way of life and, Bl a temporary measure to get you on the right track, durgs to slow down the mwcular actlvi- .... l-ifO KE EPS SPREADING Hatlo MUST THINK ~E'S GOT RIG>HTS ··-- r--~-~ Dear Helen: My husband lo e"IIY led astray. He likes to have hm and he can't say no; so when h 11 single friend came to town, he started going "bowling," and it reatly was at first. But you don't bowl till 2 a.m. on Saturday nights. This morning I found a red stain on his collar. He said it's catsup from a hamburger. rt doesn't llmell like catsup. In fact his whole shirt reeks of perfume. Not shaving lotion. So then he said they went to a bar and some gals hung all over him. Nothing bad. My husband is a sweet, wonderful guy. but this friend Is a ployboy. How long will It be before my husband thinks he would like to be a playboy too? What do I say about the "catsup stains'' and about thJs sin· gle menace to our marriage? - DODIE So let it be tomato catsup, this time. But make sure no eager tomato catches up with your husband by planning something together on Saturday nights . _. and inviting the "single menace'' to come along with the tomato of his choice. - H. Dear Helen : We have been married 15 years and have three nice children. I got a part-time job five years ago to help get extra things we needed. It's been hard, but our finances are better. My problem ls that a year ago my wedding ring broke and I am lost without it. At least jt shows that I am married, and this is Important In the job I am ln. I deal with the publlo and there are wolves, you know. I have asked my husband many tlmea lf he will buy me 1 plain, cheap wedding band, but he always puts me off. WI can marafford it. It looks like riage doesn't mean much to him. I'm 10 disgusted I think I may quit working. - D.G. ty of tho dlgesUve tract. Q-H.;;., do fall and fruita contribute, as you implied tn a recent answer toward eaualn& gas In the bowel? Will a short· age of bile in the tntestine1 interfere with di&estion? Dear D: . . . And then you'd probably never get your rlng. Go jewelry shopping Instead, and invtle your husband to C<)me along. All be needs Is • wifely prod. - H. DANGER SIGNS Dear Helen: I bleed for the dear soul who olgns her Initials K.R. Your answer, especially the II n e, "the danger signals are long before that," ls the most cor· rect clue in watching for ale~ holism in a loved one. It is not the amount consum· ed, but how he handles it. When a matt (or woman) starts to blame others, or situations, unhappy childhood years, etc., for the drinking, THEN be on guard, because this person is enjoying his drinks but blamIng the reason on something other than himself. Watch out and get help, before it is too late! - COMPASSIONATE Dear Helen: I can't believe that all alcoholics are "sick." Isn't It possible, in spite of the articles written and propaganda put out, that alcoholics are simply victims of a bad habit, just as heavy smokers have succuml:r ed to a habit, and nail bJters also? Yes, I know there are a certain few who are practically ''born" alcoholics and one drink Is enough to set them off, but how about tho~ other drinkers wbo drift Into the habit of heav. ler and heavier drinking until they become lushes? Wouldn't it be easier to "cure" them if they didn't think of themselves as being sick? That ean be used as an excuse. - T.T.N. Dear T: I've considered thi! posslblltty often, but have no expert to back me up. Will one step forward witb hi! views, please? -H. Amendment and find some other means of preventmg any denial or abridgement of the nght to vote. That is lhe argument aga inst the cons.tttutlonalit)• of the voter rlghs bill. It may not be utterly and instantly convincing. But it consists of much more than mere hot air. At the leut. the Johnson bill cuts a corner in its path toward ful(illing tor American Negroes the promises of the 15th Amendment and of 1964 presidential campaign orators. If the problem to be dea!f. were less political, less emo· tiona!, less violent, less provocative of civil disorder, the po-liticians might be willing to move more deliberately a11~ to choose some less questionable meam of meeting the demands of mllitant Negrod. lndllputablo Metbod There is an indisputable con. stilutional me;.hod of authoriz.. ing the federal government to determine voter eligibility. That would be by constitutional amendment asserting it to be a federal function. Whether the states would ratify such a clearly stated .surrender of each state's prerogative is at least to be doubted. Negroes tmrely would refuse tCt accept the delay involved in amending the Constitution. Polltlcians would not dare to impose that dela)' upon them. likelf lo O<Cur. but p! orm~ed bett er lf'a~uf' s nmst valuable p~ thm~s m the future Marshal! aw<~rd had fHl undefeat,..d Frt>shJfk,!Jl . team !Ius season Atht-ns ( oach Charles Me- - - - - - - - - · - - -- -- ~-- - Coa<"h Johnson sa1d he svends Afee. last year's wlntle{ft...., Cub !Scouts Meet tl!e nff se-awn 111 tJrO-.'ifW<:I hunt- ~nlt'd the coach of the year • mg and admnted he hopes to w_ard t? Bob Sheskey,, Ne-., At Rosenbaunt Home talk ··tu a <"Oup le ol your boys vtlle lftgh coa<'h, the 1965 'lfil. Den Three Cub Scouts and he>re ton tght " ner. 0 ICipa e the:r leaders. Mrs Rlchard H?~- He Said athletw sdJOl<:lrShip~ The invocation was by ftar. enbaurn and Mrs Elza Gil- can be worth $6.000. "It ts a old i..A:t'. Athens High, 8Dd thl 1 oprlnf we will concenBy FRED MCMANE RS the Tigers dropped their Washburn had the game's only more Jr, met Wednesday aFter sham!' wh1·n a boy must be welcome by Athens Hiih .Prlfttrate oa ba•e~au "' UPI Sports Writ.tr SJxth straight game. home rWl. school al the _Hosenbaum home. Iturned down because of h1s ctpal H. f . Auer. h I Homers accounted for all but Cincinnati outfielder Art The. meetm~ . opened with ·grades, wh1ch art" the I irs t Athlett-s receiving ttopblel Bobby Bragan may yet ave one of the White Sox runs as Shamsky, who entered the game Several local bowlers w1U the Scout oath m umson, o3l- thmg we look at," hf> stud Hr Wt>rf> coon and Eric Gultlt.,. Exblbhion Baseball Results .th~ last la~~h on Warren 1they pounded out 15 hits agamst when Frank Robinson was oartlcipate m the 61st l?hio lowed by Uw pledg~ to th"' ·,:;lrongl~, advl~ed · hiltmg the !-ion. Athens . Jack Shelton .ad By United Press International Sp~hn, but gne round one of the Pirates. Tom Agee, Ken ejected, smashed a leadoff hom- State Bowling Assn. Handicap flag , led by Mtke Gilmore and books " Dan Crothers, Jackson; BuddJ Los Angeles (A) (A-squad) 8 t~err. cele~rated feud to Spahn- Berry, John Romano, Don Bu· er in the ninth to give the Reds tournament at Cloverleaf Lanes a song led hy Jeff_ Hysel l The lie noted the important.:e of Muore. Middleport ; Jamle JaJDo Boston 4 nJe and credit the Met hurler ford and winning pitcher Manly their vict.ory over Philadelphia. in Cleveland this year. boys turned m ttcket money you ng people oblamtng t r<~inmg es and Bob Richards, NelJoD.. Cleveland 6 with a much deserved belly Johnstnn all hit round-trippers Tommy Harper also homered The Pomeroy Cement Block f?r the Scout-0-~ama and more of some kmd beyond thP htgh vtlle. and Ed Jacobs, Wellstoa,. Los Angeles (A) IB-squad) l l.eugh. for Chicago while Jim Paglia- for Clnclnnati while Tony Gon- team, with Henry Clatworthy of , ~1ckets were distributed Stor- school level if they hope to fm;t IPam; Ron Handley ... Milwaukee 9 Minnesota 5 The feud between the Mil- roni hit a three-run homer for zalez, Johnny Callison and Clay · dleport as captian, and Ht:tes were .told by Tornrny Ree<l, "·get a job.'' Brucf'" Hannow. Athens; AnderBaltimore 7 Detroit 4 waukee manager and the for- Pittsburgh. More disheartening Dalrymple hit round-trippers for 8 R. Firestone, with Bob Ha.g-1 Harold Stsson and And.~ Vau~h- Couch Johnson was humorous· son, \. allipolis : Mike NJmlt New York (N) 3 mer Brave southpaw, which be- than the defeat. how.ever, was the Phi is . . gerty captain, wm o~n the an"' " .. . ly in~rodueed by Harry Lackf>y, i,absent 1 Logan : Jim Pancake, New York (A) 2 gan last July, was rekindled the fact that the. Ptrates los~ Ralph Ter~y became the fJrst ·tourney .for 1oca_l e.ntn~s . Buth Green I hun~ I, 1s the one-ltntt' SF.OAL f"Oach, ""ho Nrlsonvillr ; Bill Jewell aD 4 Chicago (A) 10 Pitlsburgh 4 Wednesday when Bragan told second-baseman Bill Mazerosk1 Cleveland pitcher to work nine iteams wtll play m the ftve_m~n ~ theme for April and_ tlw boys wa~ tVll'{'t' . Hob l'row. Pome-roy and RUlli St. Louis 8 ~ouaton reporters that he didn 't believe for at Jeast f~ve ~eek_s with a lmnings as he limited the All- team event Sat~ay, April 24. each planted set'ds m an egg Prese ntatwn of awards w<~<: , BP!Iwl. WP!I~ton, second team.. CincinnaU 7 Philadelphia 6 Spahn could pitch any more broken ~ne m hts nght foot . gel~ blue..squad to one ron In_ doubles actiO~, slated for :shell. They .11$;0 made flowt>n; c ·onOu~te~ by Jamt>.s !\' . .\1 _IIJ-; Honora ble rnt>ntion certificatea Chicago (N} 8 S. Francisco 7 than three im.lin_gs a game any !"'fazer?Sk' broke the foot round- wh1le _stnk~g ou! seven an,d Apnl 25, R. Davts and John ~rom colored KleenPx to plaf'l' v1s, r,ullta Academy 11, g J11wrrt> handPd 10 Dick Adllllll. 1 more. When Spahn heard this 1mg th1rd base. scattenng e1ght htt.s ... Boston • Du~rr will open for ~hem vases made last wt'ek. A sehool prmelp<Jl . ;md pres1dent Athens Dick Bamilton, GaJD.. THE ALMANAC statement, he preferred not to • Rail In Ninth D1ck RadaU: wa~ be~ted for four Me~gs rollers. Others part1~1- pack meetmg was announccrt uf lilt> LPague. lie presenleti tJu~ pohs. '\lJkl' .Jenkins. Jackson; . talk but insisted he would let , . Y , , ~un.s and s1x hats m only two patmg from here that day wtll for Tuesda."·. Mar~h _30. a,t 7·30 foul ~ hont 1 ng .<~ .... urd to Pet ... {;eorg1• Humme l. Logan; Gary By United PreiS lnte.rnatlonal Ihi5 pitching speak for him. Ttm McC~ver s wmd-blown ' mnmgs or wo~k as the Angel!! be F. Anderson, Clatwnrthy, L. ,p m_. at . the Baptist _church Arlllerson ?! (.allipoiJs. thPn ~ad I ~aobart .. MJddle~ort ; _Bob o·Nan M h The 43year-old hurler wasted ltwo-run pmc.h double capped a collected 16 htts off four Hed jSauer, R. Haggerty, H. Black- and all parrnt s ar~? utgrd to B11w la nd f ongdon spor!S Pdltor iNelsmtvtllt' Phil Swmdell <ab. F .d Tod ay IS rif ay,. ·arc 26, · th ·mnmg · ' · · · · " • the hd h no ltme - in proving his point. th ree-run mn ra 11 Y So x hur 1ers. Bobby Knoop had 1ston · W· Brad!or d· L· •Sm1"th an d a11end . ol th•· Atht>rl~ :\lps,enger. mtro··st"nt 1 PomProv and Gary Sta)). 0 1965 280 fo loSSt ay Wit to He went out Thursday and Iwhich enabled St. Louis to de- a two-run homer for Los An- IR. Railey . . Refreshment s wen" Sf'rvPd hv dw 1' Larry Cn11n . Athens High 's Ilee. Wf>llston. · 1 w. . calmly held the New York Yan- feat Houston. McCaner, who geles ... Ernie Banks' single Saturday, May I, Swisher 1 Andy Vaughan to those n:nm•rl The moon is approachmg Its kees at bay for six innings as h~s been out fo~ nine days capped a three-run ninth inning Lohse Drugs: wlt_h To~ W. abo_ve an~ Hi cky Case. D;n:id lht•ly Sen tinel. Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 . Mar. '26, 196~1 new phase. !the Mets defeated the Bombers with a broken frnger, batted rally which ~rought the Cubs .a Bo~.en c.aptalD, wdl begm com- WhJte. R1cky Com·h and Jop~· 1 The morning star is Mars.' 3-2. Not only did Spahn's arm fo! pitcher_ Mike Cuellar and victory over the Giants. Willie lpetJhon m Ute fiVe men te~ R?sembaum. The next rn~·rmg The evening stars are Mars, do some talkinR, hut his bat os sliced a drtve to left to send in Mays played his first complete levenl and then on May 2, Will be Wednesrla_ v ::~ftpr Si'hool Mercur~ and Jupiter. well as he stroked a home run Jthe tying and winning runs. game of the ~pring for san : Bo~en, H~rold Lohse, Joseph and Davirl Wht tt> will st-n••· rP Amer1can ptkt Robert Frost in the 9 eve 0 t h ofr John ' Redbird starting pitcher Ray Francisco and t.ad two singles. IRailey. Mli_ton Houd~she!t . l freshmf>n! s was born on th_Js d~y ln 1875. Breenneman to give the Mets - - - .. --- ----- - - I Ke~ Mc~lh1My and Rlcha;·d l _ ____ _ On this day m history: their rnargm or vi<'tory Bailey Will roll in the doubles h . . land singles action. . A I ought foe 1/:e uay In 1918, Gen. Ferdinand Foch of France was named commanAllowed Four HltH ' Durmg the following weekend lan p~el Walt Whttman v.rotf' der of all Allies armies in the Spahn gave up only four hits I o on May 8, Bldnar Block Co .. tha~- Once fu!ly ensl~\oPd. n1) war aguinst Germany. during his six-inning stint and j with Russ Capehart at captain. natJOn, statt•. f'lfy or till S (•;u·tll. Jn 1923, Sarah Bernhardt died the only run off him carne on will roll as well as Syracu~e , ever _anerward resumP~ 1t~ l•bin Paris at the age of 81. a homer by P~il Linz. Larry By United Press I:ntemaUonaJ ter. Ball Park's. team with Rob erl~· . ' In 1953 Dr Jonas Salk 811 • Bearnarth took 1vcr for Spahn . . 1 Robertson who tnjured an Louk.!:l captam and llolsum Sa les · nounced -~ ne~ vaccine capable in the seventh and preserverl ' The Ph_tladelphta 76ers and ankle last ~eek . could not run wit._h Bill M~rtin captain BAPTrs:, RECElPTS oi immunizing humans against the victory, the Mets' fourth in the Balt!more Bullets, two sufficiently in Friday night's 1he followmg day Roberl 1 VALLE} FOHGE, f-'.1 ru Pr 1 SHOP J:Olio succe~sion . AI Downing took tea~s ~hiCh had to battle from game and thus the Royals were Woods. r>on Schilling, George !- American Baptist Un ified hlldbehmd all season, move ~nto robbed of the key fi ure in IGrate, A~·t Stobart, Hill Martm, l ~et receJ 1,ts m 1964 sh(•wed an ln ' 1962 the Su reme Court the l?ss for the Ynnkees. NOW US' . p Whtle Spahn was busy laugh- the second round of the Nahan- th ir offe Th . 1 ~ b k Grady Cratg L Damewood •mcreo:1.~E of $422,430, or .1 81 per galve ·· JUdges the pofwer to ing up his sleeve. Bragan's al Basketball Association dlvi- eld nisei. ~Ir as real A.rt Sylvester. George Nessel- '<'ent over 196.1. according to the . G rue on apporlwnment o seats · .. 1 t . h . cou no unc 10n proper y ·' R N t . Brave.o; were unleashing a 16- j s10na 1 semt 1mas omg t wtth "th t tl "B" 0 , . roau, 8 J11 rueser, Clyde In- 1 ev . ewl oo E Wuodburv . ... x. FOR n state legislatures. _ hit barrage to defeat the Min- the odds finally in their favor. Iw~a ou d 1e ·t hlg f t ~ top gels, Bob Louks. John lecutive director of the DivtsJon nesota Twins 9-5. Mudcat Grant . . s pe an JU.'i. ow as . e can Sisson, Don Roush, Joe Brad- of World Mission Support. was the chier victim of the , Phtl?delphia meets . the Ci~- recover remams a quest ton. ley, Russ Capehart, Tom Reed, This amount reprt>sents the Braves' onslaught, surrendering cm~att Royals at Philadelphia Baltimore defeated St. Louis . and. Ha~ry Miller will be com~, largest dollar increase in sewn six runs and eight hits in three whll_e the Bullets engage .the St. 108·105 in the their Western Da-J petmg m double.s and smgles oyears and the h1ghe!'t percPntlnnings. Milwaukee's Tony Louts Hawks at St. Louis. T~e vision opener and the Bullets play · age of increase In f1ve years · 7 MIDDLEPORT, 0. Cloninger wurked fiVe innings 6ers a~d Bullets are the ch~IC· ~eem to be running smoothly at , Total amount received dunng and allowed only one hit, but es _to wm th~ best t_hree-of- ~Jve the moment. Walt Bellamy, P(lsf Of~S Mutrons 1964 was Sll.5!3.920 tired in the sixtlJ and Wade senes followmg thetr openmg- h . d' . 1. . 1 . Iwr'oblo was f a maJor A rP~ Enterta1·n ed o Blasingame rinished the job game VIC ones. the B II ISCIP mary f Woody Woodward bad · a Pluladelphia won the first p t~m or h u 1et~/ e~ Mrs. Dale Smith entertained home ruB for Milwaukee and I game of the Eastern Division ~on s ago!, . as thp "Y1 we f the Past Mil frons of the Pom- 1 . ht smce Jim Jenkins hit a two-run blast senes 119-117 Wednesday mg C l rega B ddnmgJ e avor o leroy OES c hapt er Tues day ev- ' for the Twins in OVf'rtime despite a so-so per- J o;c I _u _eannet:e. Gu 3 enmg at her Spring Av. home. I 3 0 ln other act.ion the Los An formance from Wilt Chambernson IS . so~n top orm af-1 A short business sessiOn was ' geles Dodgers be'at the Kansa; lain, bothered by a stomach ail- :~ ri~c·~~ermg om a late sea-~ h~Jd w1th Mrs . . Hartwell Curd. C1ty Athletics ¥-5; the Balti- ment, scored just 28 points in J y, VICe prestden~. 1n charge. Mrs. : more Orioles topped the Detroit. the contest but came up with TI1e Hawks, meanwhile. do C. F. Tompkins was welcomed • T1gcrs 7-4; the Chtcago White two key free throws in ove1·hme ' not have a completely he<~lthy : asG~ memher . Sox ripped the Pittsburgh Pi- pertod. Chamberlain figures to Bob Pettit and their other key I . •ames were played With rates HH; the St. Lnuis Cardi- get better, but Cincinnati's Os- veterans, Cliff Hagan and I~lzes 3 7arded to Mrs.' Curd, J 1 nals edgf'd the Houston Astros car Robertson is another mat- Coach Richie Guerin, can not , T rs . A r~d Crow. J\.h s. E J I make 8-7; the Cincinnati Reds nipped play a full game anymore l l·~acy an Mrs. Trell Schoen- : the Philadelphia Phillies 7-6; e I Dad'&. the Chicago Cubs downed the Refreshments we,.. served l San Francisco Giants 8-7: the MEET PICKENS by the ~oste~ _to the above and I happier Cleveland Indians whi d th i Mrs. Carl Shields, Mrs. Fred I with Los Angeles Angels .. J,P( squa~ 0 JSP 0 Wayne Sloan and Kenneth : Biaett~ar, Mrs. ~wight Park· i 6-1; and th Angels "A" unit Grover motored to Charleston, er, M1ss Maud (~rueser, \1rs . NAR·RIB'" tripped the Boston Red s,, 8-4 _ w. Va, Thursday, to meet Cpl. I Alonzo Cuslec, M1ss Ada HosPinch-Hit Homer Wayne Pickens who is stationed I klns, and Mrs . Nolan Swat:k · Tommy Davis' three-run at ·LeJeune, N. C. and accom- lhamer. ~in~h-hlt homer in the eighth TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) - The panied him to Pomeroy. Robert MCELHF.NNY HONORED I mmng powered Los Angeles tn newcomers continue to provide Sloan and Mike Burris accom- 1 NEW YORK (UPT)-Former THE GREATEST NAME IN Gtns For the man who like~ narrow victory over Kansas City. Don :a power display for the Cincln- pani~ him from Pomeroy to i National Football League back i ribbing this stretch nylon sock Drysdale picked up the victory nali R~s, when the youngsters his home in Toronto, Ohio. Cpl. , Hugh MrEihenny will bf> bonover the Dodgers, but the ace are given the opport11Dlty. Pickens is on a two weeks fur- ·ored at a te timonial dmner Is 1 must. Smart for dress in ri_ghtha_nder was tagged for i Art Shamsky, a 23-year-old Iough. ! next Wednesday night. the darker colors, great for ---- ---- --casual wear too. $1.00 nme hits and five runs m his slugger, got his chance Thurs- -- ---- - · seven-inning stint, including day and he delivered in style home runs by BtU Bryan and with a lead-off homer in the Jim Landis. Catcher Jeff Tor- ninlh inning that gave the Reds borg also homered for the a 7-6 victory at Clearwater over Dodgers. the Philadelphia Phillies . 0 Relief pitcher D i c k Hall A11d the young outfielder dousingled in the winnJng run in bled, singled and walked in his I the ninth inning for Balt~ore othf>.r trips to the plate to pat-'tP after the Orioles had tied the a 13-hit atfa('k. POMEROY OHIO .Kame at 4-4 in the eighth. Boog ] Shamsky, who hasn't gotten I 4 TEMPERATURE SETTINGS ~~~~ =•P•o•w•e•ll-..ho_m_e_::re.:..:,d,;f.:,o;,...:rth:.,e:._:.:,:::;:l l along too well with Manager Dick Sisler, went into the JineWITH ANY 1up when Frank Robinson was 1 ~jected .for arguing over 11 1 icalled third strike. I Last season with San Diego he hit the ball with authority, ] whacking 25 homers and driving SALE ENDS APRIL 30TH Iin 69 runs with his .272 batting ,average. However, he Isn't giv- i en mUch chauce of sticking with I e10 lb. Capacity the Red_. this season. Maloney Hammered • Deluxe Wringer Rolls Tommy Harper, who is flght eSelf Adjusting Wringer i to retain his job in left field whacked a homer as did I ePump and Timer Leo Cardenas. The Phi11ies got all of their runs In seven innings that Jim worked, but could do Gathet 'round, perfOf"maACs fii.AS, and grab your Dart, Coronet, Polara, c~tom 810, $1-49 against Dan Neville. Of Monaco. tf lt"s bucket-seat b4NIIuty and action ~ou want, y<X.~'re In fof the Dodge ~<tf Gal. $4.69 Ql~ gave up homers to your Ufe. All tired up and orote<l1o go. Every one brimm~ng with 1ucc.aa ot 1 third ttralgM rttcord 11alea year. Step up. Move ~<tut BrNk away. JoiA the Brigade of bu,..n Tony Gonzalez • 9 lb. Capacity awttchlna to Dodge .. , today! Zlno for 1prtng: Dodge Polara. abon. One •t flwe John as the Phil•Lovell Wringer IIIIUkk MW way1 to ptclt up a perform., 11nd pay • leww ptlc.. rocketed to a 11-1 lead. SEMIGLOSS CincinnaU came hack by scor• Without Pump Ing In the last four bmlngs aft· qt. • • Ray CUip held them to a slo'\ run In tho first five. Grand Jacbon and Ferg..on and for the past tw<• years as , Marshall s head cag.. coach. He found litLlf' but gnef lD his - -- ~hall, Local Keglers T Par t • • ( Spahnnie Wins Round One Jn State Play 1 1 ---------------------='""'i Men& Women's NAME BRAND CLOTHING in New Spring Styles -'•:w··· 1 BAHR CLOTHIERS'\~ ~CZAR'S SONt- A fOri. ,central Intelligence Ag cy ,officer declared that ol. '.M.ichael Goleniewski, above,; is really the Grand . Duka ,Alexei, only son of the late:czar Nicholas U. Goleniew. ilki, a former Polish spy, defected to the Well Ill 1980 and has been living inc"nito on Long Island, N.Y. He oayo he'll claim a $400 millldQ fortune deposited bf the czar in Western banks Dell· ll 110 .l'e&TII liO. I THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTE[, TO INTEREST OP MilOS MASON AliA •ldl1rd a. owm, PvtJn...• Ch..ter Ttnnehlll ldttor Pu.bllilled e'I'U' afltii'DCIOD PC.,. &uoda, bJ1 rhe Otuo vau., PUbll. . tn11 CompU17 lLO Mechanic !t Pnm. ero7. Ohio. Bullbl.e• OffiCII pliO• WY 1-alH. &dltorlal PDCIDt f t • tun. ... Entered u •corut oJ•• ,..n••.'f ••tter at tbe PG-" olftoa at: P~ ~ NIUOBJ.I a.S•IItUilnl BottlneUI !lllnhaU, tin York. t'QNMntflo lAc.., 141 Au., New Yora: ctQ", Nee lublmpttol!i ntut O.U...-.1 ... •rrlaT wbtira 11'.U.bl-. 311 ctmb ~ Wllk ona JIU LD ..SYanc. 8t U. DIIIJ' IJtmt!nal .Wee, 1111.m .t. IDODUU, t1JIO:; tbfea -DUll D.IO. •1"1• 11.10 b "" llolotor Rout4 wtlen eatT1er DOt naDabt., one montb mill one reu 110.001 Ita ..... 'Dlae IDODU:., ll.ot. .oat.~~~!, • r -~ NeWCOmefS pUt 0 n· Iay f 0 " 1 Power for Reds by Xttter\\'otlen • FREE I New York LADIES HAIR DRYER 1 ' House 'BERRY'S.WORLD , 1 1 Clothing 1 • 1 JI"Ili'J 1 Philco Wringer Washer CLOSE OUT ON 1964 COLORS ••• FOR ALL INTERIOR SURFACES! ttarcbe• tbat wer- rushed aloag 10 taft thet they were DOl complelely dlaeoted will be met Ia tbe eolou by lermeolloi booterta. The reaal& 11 1••· Fats form a coatinl over otarch portlcl01 that protect these portlcleo from completo dlgeotlon. Thus, ~ tho tats are pot digested they will !Dterfero with the digestion of tho starcbeo which will then arrive In tho colon lncomplelely dlseatad bence more pa. Bile aid the digestion of rata but other more powerful enIYJnel know 8.fl lipase• do most If lhll work. Unleos there II a ohortage of liposes loterferonoo with the dlgeotlon of fats II not J'• stint in the lnsuram·e bu "tnf'~s .r,r-.:t two dnrir.1g ytars at Mar- 6-3 ce~ter, who received 1 Lexln~n This columo Is dedicated to family llvlng, so If you're havIng kid trouble or just plain trouble, let Helen help YOU. She wlll also welcome your own amusing eJperiences. .\ddreos Helen Bottel In care Q! this newspaper. J:flgh school ~t~let~ pass up Thursday nlght in Athens. e_d . Ceremonies followed a teakJof hls.remarkJ to .anecdotes. awuque opportumttes i1 tbey fail 1 Coach Johnson was the speak- dmner sponsored by the Alhelll bout hut career a8 an all · time to apply thmtselves to lheir 1 ~r for the 1965 AII-SEOAL Bas- Athletic Assn. in the bigh school Igreat athlete at tht' Um..,erstty studtes Marshull Umvf'rSJt} 1:3as- ketball banquet when All-8tar cafetena. of Kentucky, a coach at Moreketball Coach Ellis Johnson sa1d !team memberB were cecogniz.. l Coach Johnson devDted most,bead College, Ky., a 10 ·year 76ers BuIIets are F'InaII y FavoredID NBA PIayoffs A-Since frulll and vegetables are naturally laxative they can· not be eaten In unlimited quantities without causing your food to pass through your di.. gestive tract too fast. Different persona need different amounts of vegetable and fruit to malne taln normal, formed stools and. although you may need a vary· Ing amount frm1 time to time, the right amount usually re-malna fairly constant. Wbeu your food pa1ses from your small lDtettlne IDto your eolou any IUIIIH IIIII f. zens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abrtdged by the United Stales l>r by any stale on account of race , C"Olor or prev ious condition of servitude. "'Section 2. 'J'he Congress shall have power to enforce this artide by appropriate leglSlauun " Soutbfrn Ar&wnent The Southern argument that the btU is not constitutional ifl based on the premise that a bill enabling the federal government to establiBh qualifications for voting would not be "ap. propriate legislation" as required by Section 2 of the 15th. It is not appropriate, the Southerners 8ay, because the Constitution confides in the states authority to fi:~ aU rules of eligibility aside from the areas of race, color and prev1· ous servitude. Federal government must stay out of the eligibility bu~lness in areas other than those specified by tile 15th Coach Johnson Urges Athletes to 'Hit the Books' LATEX PAINT PAINT - -. $1.69 Valleylumber&Supply Co. Buckle up for savings at BR/t:AIIE ol rookies, were IIII~~~~ toa pair bold the Reds 1n WY 2-2709, , The Houoton Colla eorne In a game today with Clnclr>whlch now II W.l for the Middleport, 0. ~~~--------------------~leahll~w~-~ I H & R Firestone MIDDLEPORT R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Mill & Second Sts. ~~~----------------------·-··-"-·~~•· . ..' ·-~ �• Michigan woman Is Shot Down Appalachia Route Outlined tContlnued from pqe ll .River . -------1 news -~ Gauge readings - r.alllpoUs Winfield 7:35 p. m.; Jefferson 10. F. S.hearer up Winfiekl 7:05 !IonDamroller 17.8, 33.0, running l~52~ ~f~ee;;;t; ll",;.liiiW_;;;;lnf~i~e~\d;.._7'~4iiiO.;Piii·o.m.-·.:,;_So:.;..lv.;';;.Y,;;,.-•.·,.m_·.-.-.......-...-.............. , , Pomeroy - 1 ll' . Still llllOiher eorridor would wtt.\ Ohio :H, aouth In Scioto of nlstlng roads have been....,. Nerro anny oflleer, wu shot to 211.22. l't Pleasant 29 .11, sW't at the intersection of Obio I County , bypassing Portsmouth ommended for Inclusion in the death from a passing car In ton 6.00 rl.smg, KanawM Falls m and Ohio nand utend north to the east and then run south Appalfcllil program at a cost north Georgia last Juty U and Charleston bot? out. Lon- 11 and east through Adams . Pike Fran.k.Un Furnace. 'lbere it of tll.4 mtnion . ·while drivlftl with two other don dam was rurvung 27 feet. and Jackson countiM. II woold w·Juld make a connection acros! The a('oess road! would lea.d Negro officers from Ft. Ben- Marmet 50 feet , and Winfield intersect with Ohlo 124 near the Ohio ·River with 1 proposed imo recreational areas such as nin~. Ga ., to his home in Wash- Idam 44 fl .. ;md gettmg ready 1 federal A~lachl8. prolf.fftl. .Ja :bon. (j.evelopment highway in Ken- RocJty Fork Lake, Burr Oak lngton. · tl. take rollers out. Estimated 'cOst of the Wor\: iJ The final branch off the tuC'ky . Reservoirs V,e!uvius Recreation Two Ku Klux KlanY.nen Pennsylvania ! S264 m,illion, .or $1 uiiUioO a major stretch would extend These routes , a.nd 119 miles of Art'l, Like Hope, Scioto Forest tried on murder charges at mile. · -· lrom U.S. 2~ at the inter ection lllt:W access roads and 149 miles Iand state parks. oanle1svUle Ga. and were ac· , up 14. 6 45 P m ; Onward up The majOt.hi&h,waY. would be-· ~-~ . -- - quilted. Sil, ~smen race fed- 14, 7 a. m.; Susc~n Lane up 17, 2 gin in Clermont County, east of HUNTERS TO MEET era! civil rlghts charges in the :IO18 H rd Cincinnati, at the intersectioo. or The Meigs Cowlty Coon hunt· cue. lip · . """ a. m·, u er e . Ohio 32 aod Interstate ~ and . ~rs will I>Qid a special !Dl!eting Mrs. Uuzzo, like Penn. was man up 20• JUO P· m.; Robert extend e a !It ward through ,at 7:30 t.om,ht at th~ c 1 u b drivlng down a dark.e~ West up 20, 6:20 a .. m.; Joh~ Brown. Ad8ID$, Scioto, Ja.kscn, l house. Plans for building pic- stretch of sparsely-settled htgh- J. Ro~e down 20. _1 10 a. m · Vinton , Mel s . Athens and nic tables and a kltcheo ooto ,way when the nightnders Orleaman up 20, 7.30 a.m., A. Washin It 'would ' DETROIT IUPI)- President Johnson and hil wl!e ltbo present building will bo llli- struck. 1 J. Patten down 23. HOp. 011 terminfte at Belpre ~n thf" Ohio today exten.de~ their sympathy. to_the husband and chi~d· l cussed. A chicken s~r will The Federal Bur"eau of lnves-~ Walter Beckjord down 23, 9: r· ren of a civil nghts worker slam m Alabama and pronus- be served after the meetlllJ. Ugation said that a bullet from p. m.; BeBver down 23. 11 :50 "~er. d de 1 menial b' h- ed to do everything possible to find the killers . I a high-powered rifle killed Mrs. p. m : Titan up 23 , UO a. m.; , secon veop 11 Johnson's sentiments were expressed by Lee White, ILiuzzo. She apparently waa ' Jane T. down 23, 6:50 .a.m.; way ~oul~l~~ at ::-~h~ a special White House counsel. In a call to the home qf ' killed instantly, the car she I Jacob G. down Greenup US exten 80 oug - ...... Anthony J . Liuzzo about 9 a.m. EST today. The call came · was driving to chauffeur Ne- : p. m. ; Inca up Greenup 8: tun, M:oe a~d ~el~ coun- to Liuno 10 hours after his wife, Viola, 39, was shot to groes back and forth from p. m.; John Ladd Dean ta•!i, fl ng a orns wn on death by a sniper on an Al- - - - Montgomery to Selma careen· Greenup 9:10 p. m.; Alice lnle:state 70. abama highway between around the clock to solve thls i ing off U.S. Hllhway M and Greenup 10 :30 p. m.; Molly lbree Accesse•. Prope4ed [Montgomery and Selma. murder. " rolling 300 yards before coming down Greenup 11 p. m.; R. n Anotht'r c_o r rId 0 r would Press Secretary George E. "All I want to know Is where to a stop agalnst I flve-fool em- 1Bosworth II down Greenup branch urt m Atllens . County, , Reedy told reporters t!tat John- do we go from here? " he _ bankmenl. ! 2:30 a. m.; Oliver Shearer dow~ west of Athffi, and lntersect .son was notified Thursday asked. '' Where does this stop? Marlon , Oh1o (UPI) -Ten One bullet struck the ~op or I Greenup 3:15a.m.; c. v. HarwJth U. S. 50 and head north l night shortly after the sniper Are we going to continue fight- l cars of an lJ-car New York lber late model automobile . A ner down Greenup 7:55 a. m.; and e~:~st through Athens, Mor- killing of the 39 . year old ing this thing and let them go ce~tral R_ailroad passe~er se_cond shatte~ed glass in. a Meldahl 9:50 p. m. gan. Nobl~ and Monroe coun- 1Detroit mother on 8 highway on killing people who are inno- tram derailed about three mdes 'wmdow and p1erced Mrs . Lmz· Rav ood d M ld hi · 1 · ·th Oh' 8 1 1 , h . . . ens:w own e a 1 1 t1es mersel"mgwJ 10 n l between Selma and Montoomcent?Arewelloinu&oJet(Gov. westo\ ereearlytoday,mJut·ZOstempe. 8·10. m .,· J · s · 1.RWl!l> · down . Mil • -~ · C ' u~11 Sb II · P \1 tm toe ( oun t~ nt>ar tons- ery, Ala j George) Wallace rWl Alabama mg betwee~ 10 and 15 per!?n~. " ant 1.1'1:", eve ~ ng .. Meldahl 9. 50 p m burg __ , Reedy said· •'The- President and the United States? I don't The Manon county sheriffs . My God, lls un_behf>Vabl(' , Gallipolis Dam _ Jhrvey ~~ - - - - - Immediately got in touch with I think we are going to do that." o~fice reports that no one was crJed Anthony J . Lmzzo, a ~t Jordon down 9· 5S p. m :' Jef- I rf:A1\'1.-n (;o to agents on duty at the FBI and Saerlf&ce Heartbreakilll kliled, 8J far 1!1! can be deter- y~ar-old husky Tea~sters o_ 1- boat down 2 IS a rn. Bob Bert• 1asked that all their facilities 1 ~ response. to the ques!~n, 1 mined At least 11 persons ~ave ~~a}l ~~~ t~~ ~t:o~ shootmg ter up J · 50 a. ~ : Indiana up K..-ntucky .1\lf'f"tlng , available that could be profit- IWhile told Lluzzo that ~e I been taken to_ local ~spltals, .. ~ d{t t d" t 15"10 a m ; Tibolt down 7 a. m ; and manallement I ably employed be placed m way Congress and the buOntnlone is rats :; pe.'pte H· E Bowles up 8 '0 a. m. I have responded to the Pres1Y one o e U1J IS re- j · K h Rl 1 k h h d people of the Jackson P roduc· eratJon an t at t ey wor . . rted l b th I hvmg down there'! What kmd anaw a ver - A len R I · ~--~ - dent's call for leglSlahon makes po o e a passenger, e be M ·11 M t 12 lC tlon Credit AssociatiOn . w~re • • ] us believe we are making great others were train erewmen and ! of ~ple . can they ~ ?" I ern up ' arme -.a~ .~· :. v.td l represented at tbe Durtnct strides but the price we have workers in • mail ear. j Cn; tl nght.s leade. s quoted Dtrector-Nfanager Conference I to pay' is heartbreaking" Several of the rars over1umed Mr~ . Liuzw's only. passenger as I Students Listefl Oll , of PC'As March 22·23 at LouisI Liuzzo seemed satlsfi~d after lonto Ohio Route 95 blocking saymg. she was fll'ed on from I D ' R II OU ' Vtlle K · 1 1 . ' a passmg autcmoblle. The FBI "an s o at · l· the call, although he obviously tralftc 1n the area. Only the last declined to add Any details. was disappo'mted he d'td not get car remained on the track ' al· not1ng . · Representing t' · dd. the · local asso-1 they had started an .m- Ohio Unl~e~r;:s~il:r•~~e~:~~s on ·· c1a ton, m a ttlon to Gener.a 1 a chance to speak directly lo though soll'W of lhofle that de. . . . h the first list 1 M W N· 1 I . . ltens1ve mvestlgahon mto t e anager ayne ea were I the President. railed remamed upright. . included Lola A. Star George Smalley, Ja~kson , pres- 1 . Earlier, when tluzzo called The engine traveled about , sl~~~:· Ike threw a guard Rt., Chester: Dixie ident : Hobart ~cA1hster uf Rar- CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) the White House he asked to 1 one-hall mile down the . track I a;ound car and kept news- 1 Rt. I. Langsville : '"""V'· d~n, vice president _and Andrew The Gemini-3 spaceship . that speak to President Johnson be- and bllfst Into flames . Fire de-- lmen at a distance. The time of llensworth, 612 Gran~i:~:~~~;] Cross of Racine, director. gave space twins Virgil 1. cause "lily children are crying partment units extinguished the !the shooting was fixed at be-- dleport ; ~are:1 L. , tween 8:30 and 1:55 p.m., EST 175 N. Th1rd St., (Gus) Grissom and John W. and my wife is lying on a slab fire quickly. ON FI..ORIDA v A.CATION Young a three-orbit ride around in ~lontgomery. '' Crewmen ot the train , the 1a b 0 u t three miles from Judith P. Butcher, 257 1'amara Finlaw, daughter of earth reduced the rigors of re·' Knickerbocker, on a run . from ILowndesboro , on U.S. 80, the Middleport ; K?ren S. Mr . and Mrs. Richard f'inlaw, entry b~· _half. . 1 LOCAL TEMPS New York to st. Louis, said tl.te ·route of the Selma-to-Montgom· ny, .294 S: Th1ni Ave.,. a sophomore at OWo Univer- , By ghdmg therr caps~le Into : . deral1ment apparently was 1ery march. :port, Jamce L .. Tanne~1~1l, 916 . slty, and her roommate, Miss £"arth's atmospher. the astro· ~e temperat~e m Pome- caused by an air co~pres~r Leroy Moton , a 20-year-old Ne- 1 Locust St., Middlep~r · J?hn Margie Toth of warrensville naut11 felt only foUl Urnes the roy s business district at which fell from an earlier tram I gro, who dvil leaders I W.. Hysll ,, Rt. 1, Mmersv1lle : Heights, Ohio, left today for 1pull or gravity instead of the a· m. today was 38 degrees, un- across the rails or alongside the said was traveling with Mrs . Ahlo H. Carpenter, 283 MulberHollywood, Florida, on a spring eight experienced when one- I der cloudy skies. tratk. I Liuzzo on her return to MontAve., Po...TUeroy; Eve K. Pervacation. They plan to return man Mercury ships dived Into gomery after taking a load of smger, Mulberry Hgts., to OU by April 4. earth's: thick air. Negroes back to Selma. was roy: Louella Thompson, "This is a very significant taken. into protective custody by Sprmg Ave ., P_omeroy • . and and gives oldtime-rs like 1 the Slabama state JlOiice. ~h:ma~ L. White, 1691 Lmcoln Lewis Repair Service thing myself maybe a chance they ; Heard Shots , g s.. omeroy. will be able to stand the rtgors Before he was placed under -FORI R · . stod 1 11 'ght le d Ho- ' FALKIRK Scotland (UPI)1 1of space travel" Dr a'me ' OhJo c1an some yean back • has be • cu Will' y, ac v said rt llhe at ld er eHEATING · · · Robert J o h n Gardmer 0 h'tm Teen-ager 1 ms I G1lruth ' dll"ector or the ana.ct March '"l2 1965 co1ne almost stan ... -.~ sea 1 0 ~ De s · ' · u.uu pera • lhat the car bear' t n• Mr• L, ...... _ dressed h1s nude tattoo ThursePLUMBING I agency's manned Spacecraft : ar 1r: mg practice in that tat So ~~> • ....... I Center, said at the .astronauts' I The Sentinel is to be com- much 90 that it is ~m~~ at. zo's assailant drove up beside :~oo~o c~~ldh ~etu~ t~ · eROOFING news conference Thursday· mended Cor bringing to the most impossible to eet the thehom and Olen he heard the tatt .,· t dra ' 3 k'irta ndabl oca I . l . . . igh .. • s ts om w s 3 ouse 1 So . me 8Cienl sts fear posst?le read~rs of th1s sect10~ a col- I r t type of c1ttzens to subJect He said Mrs. Liw:zo slumped. . over the shapely figure after he 1!~ effecl! . to astronauts fac~ng , ~mst (WilliamS. Whlte) who ~mselve~ to the sewer tac- over the wheel and blood was banned by his headmaster h1gh grav1ty forces after bemg 1s nationally known 1 certam to be used asainst ·splashed over the dashboard until the girt was made respectWY 2-2374 In the welg~tlessness of space for ~IS ability but lor the non. I tbe1r characters. 1and glass shattered into able. 1 134 Mill St. Mlddle110r1 lor long periods of lime. partisan contents of his cot· S . face Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii urnn. Jn .a recent column. . Mr group trangely, Is this same I. Wtlhams :. . :1 who. Jtwhile themselves quoted Moton saymg White g1ves some pubhc1ty to taklnn ad tall f 11 rl ht I the gWlman's car drove down . the smear campaign directed ..16 van e 0 a g 10 1h - .... . t Se 1free &peech, are most vocifer- the h g way a short di!Jtance, i agams nator Thomas H. Ku- ou . t ing t d t stopped as if to tum around 0 chef (R ..Cal.) by aome of the rlg,ht'"t ryth deny ho hhat aod lhen when headlights o! · 'b th o o ers, an w ave • same grQup respons1 le for . e attempted to pur e the llhrar- 1an approaching car came 1 h .boo around a rurve, drove off. 1 flood of paper • back potson ies of the slate 1 ito RAWLINGS !,;,lies m.; Ten 0 £11 NYC cars : Are DeraJ'Ied I 1 I I Dm~ctors II pubh~ I I op- 1 Germru 3 cUt SRigorS R f 0 eent ry ifnJtUhr~ sured~ly. ~ha; kln~a th l~r~ I 1 I I t: -I 1 I M:~~: II 1 11:301 rl~hts 1 rr 1 1962 Oldsmobile--- $1995 4 Door Hard Top. Power steering and brakes. Radio and heater. 1962 Volkswagen-- ~1395 F~tlcon - - $1095 -• 2 Door Sedan . 6 cyl . Auto . Tr:JJlS. Powt'r SteerinliL Radio ami Heate r. 1959 Plymouth St,te Po- ' liC'e investigated two vehicle . .a~ - d~ents early Thu~s~ay result- ; mg m one person tnJUrfld and approximately ,1 ,500 property j ru:mag~: I J rhe hrst mic;hap occurred at 1 3 a.m. Thursday on Route 33 '' GARY sn:WART whm a car c1riven by James I Cnald Drain, 28, Paden City, W. Va. wrecke!:l after the driver rell asleep at the wheel and 1 r.an off the highway , according i 1 to a statement b)' the driver. · IDr~in was takP.n to Meigs MemHospital where he was ad· milted for laC<'! alinns of the and chest pain.OJ. Damaee HowaJcd. I wa11 esl.imated at $500. I NIA. 0~ - Christy The second mjshap orcurred J Sharr. F'lesher both of Haven, and Gary 1 GIVE ' Mason, will perform this oa1uc- 1 y. I~ the first time with st \lrtginia All State Band. A Th Orthestra and Choir ConLASTING re~ will be held on March 27th SYMBOL OF at 1 >.~0 t.m. at the Armory at ACHIEVEMENT. Clark~~u~g. W. Va . -- l I Radio and Healer. 2 Door Sed<.~n. -- ' 6 cyl. Std. Shift . Ra1 io an d Healtor, lhree Students oPlaywith A1-State Band GOOD TRUCK BUYS --1953 Ford - - - 1949 Chevrolet - 1959Dodge ~ '.2 Ton Pickup. V8 - 3 spd. Tran s. ~-2 Ton Piekup. ~ BULOVA Ton Pickup. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. ' ' These s\udents of the Wahama White I<i~on Band were cho& en for lt ·s. honor on their audi· rformaoce before lion and judges fr the Music Department of 1arshall University. The A11 Sta Band is made of 96 studen from high schooli throughout ·est Virginia. Dodge-Dodge Dart- lancer Middleport S. Second & Mill St. 1 1 I ~ I the the last elec- as lhoee of Mark TwaJn sue and the ks Selma Moton be aaid he hltchhiked 1.f. d off'toImost 1 t rru· w re h e 0011e 1 Also, the fact that Mr. Kuchel trn ;:n nlSter of the 1cials: of the incident. not intimidated into sur. :en een centJrry - J 0 h n! "This uempllfles the true lnfering in ailence from the know. 1 K h1 terrt and feeling of white segren. uc e can aucceed 1n gatlonlsts in Alabama " WIIledge that any attempt on his . WAS NOW part to disprove the slanders ~~s at~mp_t to restore decency Iiams said. ;'This verified our would result in the well-known . i~tlCI!t m : own fltate, he saying that we are involved in "where there's smoke there's wf~t a so !lave en of great ben- 1the second stage of the civil 1 fir " t · b h e 1 to a states since it may Catalina 2 Door Had Top, One ure!ul loeal owner. Power e, acties, ut as taken the beco 'bl • war. I •teerinl and bJ'akea. Hydramatic , Extra nice. whole affair into the courts, de .dme pos~l e once more _to ·'Civil rights workers now with the result that certain Cl e .elechons on the merits must )lave no doubt that when persons are under indictment ol ca~date~ and the issues co~ they say they are ready to die I for conspiracy to libel. frontmg us mstead of by char- for freedom, they must be sure. The smearing of candidates ! ader as!lassinaUon and lnnuen- Segregationists in Alabama are 1 ~nnerilla Conv. Cpe , Power steering and brake1. Automati~ ahi.ft. AU genuine luther aeau. Over- $1200.00. You'll have to hu been used as a politicl) wea- do. .ready to kill them llke flies ." ; Rll th1a one to appr.ciat. it. pon in California for 1 good ~B. G. I l OF BARGAINS! - - $1995 62 Pontica 7"S: $1797 ' 1 64Pontiac • • $3395 $3178 1 1 63 Mercury Sl\495 $2163 lo promote theandpolitical since Its use , MASCOT CUT ~ career , MANNINGTREE many years • • • • SM 7 2 Door Hard Top. Buctet aeatl- Full mnllll. Power lte«tnJ and bl'akea. Auto . shiU, Low mUeage- E:Jr:tra tlean, 63 Bul'ck of a very well - known politi- I' land "i • • 61 Buick - - - ~~ • • $1595 Juat arrived Lelabre 4 Door Seden. Low Automatic ahift. One- car~tul )ocal owner, I 1, .. Just arrived , Wildeat 2 Door R«rd Top. seats. Power atenint and brake•. A f@ll bile. ENJOY Catalina 4 Door Sedan. Hydrunatie. Sbowa food care. SUNDAY DINNER Catalina 1 Dool' s.dan. Hydramatic. Wortb much mor•E. Jllit arrived. BLAETTNARS aulcK-PONTir c-oMc TRUCKs POMEROY, 0. •llil•••••••••,...-~.,.--llli••• sidewall ti.res. wheel dlscs outside mirrors, solid white with 1ike new blue interior. one own ,·r, new OldR trade-in . Real sharp low mileage OJds. 59 Mercury Montclair 2 Door Hordtop Th WITH US e Martin Restaurant ltouto 7 Mlddlopert, 0. ! NEW RECORD CHATHAM, Engl&ul (UP()Siudenta from the Medway Collei• ol Technology claimed a new world record Thursday crowding 21 people into a si.x- =~~N, I England <UPI)-Baaeball waa added the loeai achool curriculum recenUy - to make IO.year-old ''----------------...;..;.._,;_.f _.. Amerku1 Douglas Plllow feel alllomo ill hil ..... olaao. hHII automatic transmission, power steering, tinted windshield, white 1idewall tlres and wheel discs. A nice one! ---~=~!Z~::~ 59 Pontiac EXPERT INSTALLATION! Star Chiof 4 Door H. T. ARMSTRONG'S Linoleum .•. Inlaid Vinyl Floor covering tor every kind of noor. Beat patterns. Profeuional inftallaUon bJ u1, or do 1t yuurself. Call WY 2-2630 for free eRJ,. mate, WALL~TO~WA1L CARPETING 11 MOHAWK MAGI I 56 BUICK SEDAN V-8 aut.Jmatlc. Power V·8 automatic. Rough and ready for $595 $100 55 CHMOLET llxpen IDatellatloo 8 CYLINDER Std. Trans. Guaraateed $125 KARR &VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES WY 2-5342 Middleport's newest Chrysler-loperiaiPlymouth Dealership has just opened! II lj • Courteous, dependable service • Qualify-engineered cars from Chrysler Corporation e OPI!N TIL I P.M. C,.tiu.c.olcllllll!.lltlo POMeROY Sauafaetioa INGELS FURNITUaE ,, ' \I \' Plymouth's "Roaring '65s" The Most Beautiful Chrysler Ever Built The Incomparable Imperial V-8 Check These "As-ls Specials GMAC FINANCING I &~ i DO IT' $1195 58 Olds Super 88 4doorH.T. - ij NtlrtMI:. USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN FOR GRADUATION LET INGELS automatic, power bra~s, power stef.ring1 radio, heater. white sidewall tires. wneel dis~. backup ltgbt1, outside mirror, tinted windshle1d, fiOIId white with like new brown Interior. V-8 motor, ~ -"'·.._..&, ....,. V·8 automatic , power brakes, power steering, radio, tinted gla ss, white 1 - - - $1395 $1197 60Pontiac - - - - '995 61 Pontiac jewela, ~• HARDTOP Galaxie 500 - 332 4:U . in. V-8 engine with 3-&peed ('()lumn ~hilt, light blue with all blue vinyl Interior, radio, htoa · ter, white sidewall tire! and back up JitJhl,, I - - - - - - '2295 left Thursday, with families W. Va. Waha- SIJOIIf _,.... lblilll case Md111PMIIIft bliM.. ZJ 59 Buick 2 door 64 Ford 2 door $1095 1 ' _..,.. ll-fl<• Ol•o Wo 1 __ (UPO- Arrny .. private' ' Derby Ohio's sales of Seri~ E and of the Sherwood Foraten was H Saving! Bonds In given his annual batrcut Thuro-w"" 121.2 mllllon. Ohio day on orders from company sal.. for the first two m~~~~ Power ateeriDI and headquarters. Derby lfl the co~ total f52.1 milllon and fi TONIGHT thru SUNDAY pany mascot- a sheep. ;sents 18.8 per cent achievement Elvis Presley Joan O'Brien :or Ohio's 1965 quota as com, FOUL FOOD pared lo 19.1 per cent quota ! 1 .. IT ~~t'i:si!~A~~ THI ' TO'ITENHAM , England (UPI) ~chlevement for the same per· , mUeaae . Extra clean. -Several publte llealth inspec- 1od last year. , tors whose job it is to protect county Chairman Theodore T. I (Color\ -aodthe public aRiinlf. contaminated Reed, Jr ... reported that Febru- ! Phlltp Carey, Diane McBain food were taken )II with food ary &alee tn Meigs County were poisoning Thursday after attend- 1$21.331 as compared to sales Full conaul - bucket .. ILACK GOLD># '"" taff dlnn ,f21,660 for the same month In aharp quality automo~.., 1 s er. 1964. The COWJty hat IS per cent of Its quota in two month period. • WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION NOW AT $600 and DOWN I Febr11ary Bond Salee Reported $2595 $2384 • Con'f. LeSibre. One partieular owner. brdlla. Automatic. Show• but of care 62Buick E T 'nte and are at of 399 S. Third Street will never he the same! • New sales and service Miss How a d is the daughter I of Mr. and Oak Howard . ~ Jr;, New and Miss Fled~~!~::• Mr. and sher, is Mrs. Jack F New Hav· en. Both play C'larinet. Gary sen Mr. and Mrs. Reuben playi jhe trumpet. SPRING CLEARANtE OF "VALUE-RATED" BUYS 0 l was i PT. PLEASANT - 4 Door Station Wagon . Power s!N•ring. Auto. Trans. VI. · 1959 Plymouth Radio &TV I State Police Reporting Two Accidents 1 I I turned. loose in ~lrot'lij";-~-~~~=:..IIICIIIIIAIC~~~~~9 ~ lion campa'~ ~·· · 2 Poor Sedan . He alt>r and Radio . Sld. Shift. 1960 Dodge 1 ~ SHARRY FLESHER 4 Door Hard Top. PowPr St£"Ning . Radio and Heater. 1 :~;:::::::::~~ - - - - $1095 1960DeSoto - 1 1 Steeri ng. J::n ll~. I ·1 - - -$1395 4 Dour Sedan . Aut u. Tran s. Radio und Heater. Pow.JI, 1961 Ford ·---·-WERNER ..................... .... ,..,..,.................... .-...--''-=.-...-......-...--....-...... 4 Door &>rlan. 6 cyl. Stan(tard Trans. llt'aler. 1961 Chrysler FROLIC THE SHOE BOX 1 1962 Dodge - - • • n~t on_l~ RADIO MASON 2 Door Sedan. Radio and Heater. 1 LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 a2 ... ~.: B~y~uth F"lfSt F.arm"Iyto HUSband Motorol ' 1 were i Boa~lt=o~~:~n': IS X n~~~ ·llARr;.t-· o· Yn'1::~1r:;~:~;;:~:~-, 1 1 sympath y• E tendedby Point Students Participating In State Band Civil Actions Are Filed in Circuit Court I Lucy Jane Lucas doWfl Win-- duwn Winfleld :Z;fiS a. m.: 'Jbel. ield 7:30 p. m. ; Helen Z. down rna Ann up Winfleld S:05 a. m.: COLUMBUS (UPl)·-'1111 otale Highway Dep.arttneni today outlined the proposed loeation of 264 miles of deVelopment blahways it has recommended be built in southern Obkl undrof the the West Virginia All· Stale a membe< of the Al~State hnd •at bu boeft repr...,nte<l In • Plu&aDl Vallty BoopMII 11Jo "Gnol< ftr•" .... by . . . CCIDCert lo be hek. Ia lor tbo 1011. Jfr, lloo AJWIIato Bend sine·• 11 was' AO\IJ 'ITEI• 11..,. Roy Sail tbil Slturday. Tbe Blaine, 1 jualor, it tlw,of orpniUd In 1962. Po:fl t Plea~.ant Gary ~ I\ Gr~ee.U is said to oliVe . . . . All~ Band Mr. and Mn. _William BlaiDI of otrector of ~he band 1s Or r-' 111 1, . ~ars, 1 "' ··ld\inoey, Leon; mlud with saltpeter &rid woulll Jt~t concert wJtt the .flogleti. He _lA .• ~ hom tlODakl 1:. Mc;<Jtnnts ol on 1u l m'l<' -'\ l a n o..<~t'. pt_ fl"nnt bum 011 or under water. Orchestra and choru.J player and this 11 hlllirlt r•r State unwers•ty . M1s.'! Huuing. a finale to the WeRt Vlrgtn- l.. tbe Ali·State Banet &on and Mr. Blaine-. ac('ornpan l'wrt-1 1. 1\.snt••n ;. ~ VALUE PRICID Music Educator Convention Studenta are selected for 1:111 ied by Mr. J.ames Andrews band Gii,JJ polis F~rry · Mn. POINT PLEASANT - Patm- 1 ~, lhe Nathan Goff auditorium All-State Band through audlllon dlnciDt of Poirlt Plea"" ' Htgh , ' " "'' · Ga lttpo!IS : B ff 1o30 p.m. Mareb 21th. b) the lacultieo of West Virile- left tor Clarksburg Thursda; ~-18 PT. PLEASANT - Two civil e u ington and Bill Miss Bufflflllon, 1 senior, Is ia and Marshall Universttiel. IJBd will return Sunday ~·remont Lake, aa the - · action havf! been filed ,·n the Jr ., &tudent.a at Point Pleasant .... hter or Mr · aod u - '-ver_ ~- VoN. IIudenta tried oat for ·~ I1 tern slope of the W1Dd. ~\Uiug l?lllJ. . , . office of the Circuit Clerk. High School are William Buffington, Point Plea. positions m the nearly 100 mens,. Greek f~ . was an lncl"nd- M~,untains, is Wyomlrc'a dclc•ll The State of West Virginia san~~t..;Sbe.;;..;"';.,;•;.c;,;l;;arln~e~tlst;.;;.;;•;;;nd;_;;lll;..;;ber.;;.,;;;A;;;ll:;;·Sto~te;;.;B~a;;od~. .;P;;o;int;_;P~lea-::llary compos1t1on used by t he ~sJ . w1th a maximUm deplh ·El: Rei G. Thomas Battle, State at 6·30 a.m. n.ursday on RLII Jyuntlne Greek.!. t)(NI feet. Tax Commissioner is seeking 35 near Arbuckle when a trarjudgment against the defend· tor-!railer w4Y1• out of control I Y ROlliN HOOD ant, The Marietta Manufactur- The driver of the rig, Tullif' Lee ing Company, Inc., in the sum HIJY't 3fl. London. Kentucky, Si-10~ ... of f47 ,319.38. 'nte plaintiff al- told offlcenl he was traveling leges the defendant owes the south on Rt. 35 when a pick· $47,319.38 for business and OC· u1 truck pulled off the berm of ONLY cupation tax. The plaintiff de- the road into his path causing dares the Marietta Manufac. bim to go oH the highway on turing owes the state of West the opposite side and lose conVirginia for 1963 and 1964. In trol ~ his rig. The traller over· 1963 the amount of tax owed turned and the tractor lost a was $21,208.01 and the penalty fifth wheel but did not upset. wa s $5.446 .80 m;Jking a lola! of . The driver was not injured. FURNITURE CO. !:29 654.81 for that year and in ' The trailer wa~ loaded with ; . .. 1964 tax owed was $15 ~86.04 powdered. milk. Property damMASON, W. VA. ~nd penalty was $1.678 Sl total· age was estimated at $1 000 MIDDLEPORT. 0 . "1. 2nd ""· Mldillepert mg $17,664.57 for 1964. 1,.;.-...-......-...-...-..-....:..:·;;;;;;;,.· ==--.-...-...-..iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiii1~~ '!'he other :JC1.,1)n was: fur pay- II nwr.t of wages and was 'it)·led J.rlk McDonald, i....afe Hook, Hfl, old Hoskins. Okey McCosI kt'\ , Charle~ Wi'>aver, :'nbert 1 L. Blosser vs. Dan Slape Drill· ing Companv. 4-Dail! Sentinel. Pomero_Y·~'idd~port, 0 ., Mar. 26, 1965 AUTHORIZED DEALfR A CHRYSLER . . . . . MOTORS GDRI'ORAllllll . t Tom Rue Motors 399 S. Third Street Phone WY 2-2954 6 I ,. \ • " l �\ o--.~.~~~~~y C~W~~•nlll, rvmecu1·.nuuu..lCpVn, v ., lfttu • .o.u, ' • ~:~v u a. \\ I'IE>tdom Clelpel PS t , l'uweiiJ 8etcdl DaJ Advealban . Stlvenvllle Boldt E. J. 1111 C a - 11111berrJ 'Bellbtl Grlfflth, pulllr; Roe• WI r,. Rd. IIOI'tb II 1111p Memorlll ford, ~pL; Sullday School 1~ ~tal. Plltor, W. Gifford. 1 m. • EviJIIallstlo 8ervlce, 7 ,&eetotaut Plltor, J~me~ R. :30 p. m. Drayer meellna. 7tl0 ......._ ._ .._ .._turda . I'· m. Tuesday . ......-. - • - • y. Ratlald t4IIIM 1 OUve Ne• Sabbatb Scbool. 1:10 p. m.; man, mlaslonary pastor: s.. WOl'lhlp, ~:ID p. ~; Youth 1 .\eu.,uu , ,. ·. ~ .on People's Service Friday, 7:30 7:45 p. m. Prayer services. day School, 9:30a. m.: Worablp meetllllo 1.10 P· m., Blblt Stu· day ScbooJ at 10 a. m. Prayer p. m. 10•30 a m • PreaebiDa 7·SO p dy, 'Iburlda.J, 7:10 P· m., 11 wet~tlog l'ho•rOIIIc&y 7:30 ~- m. Chester Medlodlll Cbareb m:: .,..;.y~' service, ?:So '¥1 EVIDI HellbtJ, Galllpolla. Be&hlebem Baptlsl cllprcb. Chareb of God. Mt. Mortell ;earl A._ Casttog Pa.stor~:, Thursday. Bda Upl1ed Bretllnl II Greal Bend : Rev C. L. O'Con- Rev . Odie! Warklllu, ..ator . service a a. m.. llynellle Mllsloa, Rn. kl CllriiS Cllircbt Ret. &:ldeD R. 1 'nor . pastor : Robert Lewis. supt Sunday School 9:45 a m .. Wo.r- ~h~:; a~!!~ ; ws~: Custer, pastor: Services every Balb, ~; Suaday School. /9 .. ~ a. 'll. Morning Worship ship aervtce 11 a. m and 7: 30 m tin Srd Wednesd t the Wednesday 11od FrldaJ eYe111D1 10 a. m., Wlllllll Ho~~~D~er, 111pt. 0 and Sunday School; 7 p. m. Ev a m Prayer meetmg 7:30 p. ee h II a;, at 7:30 p. m. CbrlltiiD !DdUvor, 7:11 p. '11. emng service : l"'ursday, 7:au m Tuesday : Young People's m;:;~t~ood• Metbodllt Cllareb Tile Cllarell cr1 &Ill Nuareae, Mra. Lyda Chevalier, preeldent. P m. Prayer meeting. meetma. 7 ·30 p. m. Friday . - Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Wor- Cbester, Ray E. Warne, put«. classes 101 all. ~ services.' 1 20 Rutlund Cburcb ot God, ReY. ship service 10 a. m. ever)' SUnday S..:hool 9:30a.m.; Moro- a p. m. Preaching · p. ;n:iO 1 Carpenter Baptist Charell: John Smallwood, pastor . 3unday other Sunday 7:45 p. m. S1111- ing Worship 11 a. m.; NYPS Mld-Weell Pray-.r meetma. I SJnda} Schoo· U 30 a m.; Morn· School 10 a . m., Evanoo•loslic day School, 10 a. m., Jolm'6:45 p. m.: Evenlnll ServiCe, p. ~w:":" 1J• ~UI Leadmg Worship 10:15 a m. l servi~'tl 7 p. m. ; Young People Bailey, Supt. Prayer meetlnll 7:30p. m. : Midweek Prayer aer- erBaehtel ~v~=uc::er. Uillted First Baptist Cllurcn, Middle- l!:n.deaver 7 _P m. Wednesdav : 7:45 p. m. Thursday. VIce, 7:30 p. m Wednesday. Brethren Church _ Sunday ~ port . Hev Uunald Boone. ·oHs- 1:;ayer . meeting 7 fl. m. Satur· Forest Run Methodist Church Middleport Cbarcb or the Nez. School 9:45 1. m. Worship, tor : Sunday Scoool 9:15 a. m.. l y. Racme Charge, Rev . H. L. arene, Rev . Clyde J . Bartlett 2nd and 4th SIIIIUy, 1:45 a . ~·red Hoffman. Supt.; 10 15 a Gr~~ee EpiiiCopal Church, McDamel, pastor. Church Ser· Sunday ~chooJ 9:30a.m.: Mom m . Acha!dl Mlller, pastor. m. Worship Service ; BYP ti p. Pomeroy, The Rev Richard H. /Ices, 9 a . m. each s_unday ~lth lng Worship 10:30 a. m.; NVPS Allred Metbodbt Church, m.; Evenin" Worship. 7 30 ~- M · R s-.o _ M . Sunday School followmg at 9·55. Young People 8:45p. m.; EvBD- Rev. Pearl Casto, pastor. o • arun. ector. ......ay or Mrs Fred Nease Supt · ' · • · gellstic mePtlng 7:30 p. m.; Sunday School at 9:30 a. m., m.: Wed 7 3C p. m. Prayer ning Prayer and Sermon. I0:30 meeling; 8:3C p. m. W{(!., choir ... m. l:otlee hour followina. Heatb Metbocllll1 Cburch, Mid- Prayp• mep•· og, Wed, 7:30p.m. Charles Taylor, Supt. Wor, pract.lre. dleport, M. E. Oowson. pastor: Pomeroy rburcb or tb, Naz. ship services at 10:45 a .m. with Enterprise IWB Church, Rev Mrs. Nan IVIuore . Church School arene. Sunday School. 9·30 a. the Rev· Casto. Wednesday evF'irsl Baptist Church. Pome- Menzel snulh pastor WorshiP Supt. . Church School. 9 ~0 a. m.: Morning worship 10:45 L ening prayer services at 7:45 rov - Kev Ch«rles Nur..-r s servrce y 30 a. m . Sunda~ . nr. ; Worship Servrce, 10 :lO 1. m Evening Worship. 7 p m.; p.m. ·Sunday School 9.30 trll W 20 1 schuol. 111 JO a m Youth ~·el m.; Methodist Youth ~·ellow- Prayer meeting, 7 p. m Wed. VB Cbarcb. Letart Sun1Worshtp servrce. Ill 30 a m . ' lowshrp 6 30 p. m . ~uys and ship, 7 p. m.; Ofltcial Board ReJ . Clyde v Henderson, pas- day School 9 30 a. m.; Worship Nursery and Junror church lor ljrrls F'ellowship 6 JO P- m ; meeting. 1st Sun~~v ol month. tor . so ' PS Sunrla~ 7 SO p m chrldren . J<:vemng servrce ~ 311 p m. 2nd 7 311 P m WSCS. 2nd Monday Letart Falls United Brethren · h 7 30 E1 Church of cbe Nazarene Pom1 first Baptist Churrh. Rarrnr and 4th Sundavs: Youth Chou ol -nont · P m.. " e~nor ' Church. Rev Jamea Morrison ti :JO p m \\ .. rtnPsd"V Prdl· ~o 1 Crrcle, 2nd Thursday ot month ero -. Rev r.tvde Henderson. Sunday School 9 30 a m.. fom R~v C. L U'l..oroner. P<~> tor . . W . .JO p m . CIH SS 12 Jrd Wed· pastor : S111dRY School 9:SO a . N I t . A 't S t H ,Sunday Sehool y :lU a. m 'iam Meettng , 1 .lll p. m ed~ esday 7· · ·· · . M . W ·h· , orr s, sup .. ss . up er· nesdav ot month , 8 p m : 1\tt· m.. ormng ors lp 10 ·30 a. bert Roush Preachlnll Sunday C'urtrs. sup!. · ~ h '- Ill 45 a. m Murn BY~ Lottridge EUB CHurch R~• Iernoon Crrcle. 4th fhursdHV of I, m"· NY PS 6 45 p· m· Evenlng 10:30 a m;· Alternate evenrng 111 6 1 ngd wJors lp :L' : ~-. m ~ , Eugene J<:mrrsun pastor'. Sun-1 month. 2 p m . Chorr Pracuce [services 7_: 30 p. m. p r 8 Y e r worship at . 7:30 p. m .; Praym an unror re 11 uws up , p_m . • .. Wednesda 7 meet mg. , :30 p. m. Thursday. Th Evening servtt:e : 7 30 P m day School, lU a. m. , Ru~sell , Y. P · I er mee 11011 urs.. 8 p m. ! esday Prayer meeting Archer. Supt Sornday Wurst11 " M' . M hodl h b Cburch nf the Nazarene, Ra· Mt. Hermon United Brethren 11 e .· · . 1 S d d p rnPrsvl el sl c ore , erne, . . Sunday School at In Chrl 81.. Rev J am.~s Morr·1 I8Wedn 8 30 P m Wednesday <;onoor II' a m. rb e tu y an rHy L Ohro. - · M.11 . C Ur Leste1 . Koush. pastor . to . S da Sch 1 Chorr Pra ctice .1 'JO P m l'ues- 1c; servr ce led by 1 ard oe , V Ch r 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship s~n. pas r, un y oo , 1 day, Jurum Ch~r~ Po:actice. 7 30 p. m. Wednesday. lctor ~r~wnt urc ~~fuu Service 10 :30 a.m. Sunday Eve- 9:30 a m., ·eachiDII 10:30 a. 8• uperm en en • 10 a m , II> ·ng Ser 1 7·30 . Mid m. Alternate preaching and Rutland F'irst Baptist Church Morning Star . EUB Church, ial Board meeting each quarter , :eek Pr:;:r Servr~~-Wedne~ Christian EnrJeavor. 7:30 P m. Sunrtay Schrol 9 30 8 m. Pr"ach- Bev Menzel Srruth. pastor . 9 45 unless otherwise called Holy I d 7. 30 R M . M Sunday. Mid· Week Prayer ser· . " S d "-h I F' ed C I b t ay . p.m. ev. OrriS . in~ Sunday 2:SO p. m. a . m. un ay "" oo. r. ommun on eac quar er as an· Wolle, Pastor. vicea Wednesday, 1•:!0 p m. Smtih, supt.. Earl Shiller. Ass t nounceo . Mlddleporl Firat United Pre!tFree W11l Bapllst Church, Mornong worship 10 .4fo a. m.: Morse Cha el Methodist Rutland Church of the Nazar. byterian Church, Rev Howar~ 1 1 R_utlan~ . Pasi~T. Rev P au I Prayer meetmg 8 p. m. Thurs· Chu;Th, Arthur PStilt. Pastor ene : Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; Rnppelt, pastor: Sunday So·h• · ~aylor, Sunday School, 10 a. m ~ day . Sunda School 10 a m Oliver Morning Worship 10:4S a. m. 9:~ a.m. Mrs Rodney sau . (_;uy Priddy. Supt.; Preachrng Y • · · . Evangelistic service 7:45 j). m. t . 10 30 a w hi . ~ 5 1 service 7. 30 p m. Prayer ser· South Bethel EUB Church. Sayre . Supt .. Sunday Worship '"id k sup .. · . m. ors p. 1 7 , . . ., R E E E . I p t "' wee prayer serv ce, ; 45 p. P m YF· Wed 6·3r Ju or 1 vices, ' :30 p. m. Wednesday. ev . ugene . merson. pea· serv1ce, I a . m.; rayer mee · m Wedn da · _· · · _· . tor. Sunday worship 7 30 p. m mg every Wedn~sday evemng. · es y. Choor: 7 P. m Senror Chnrr 1 Mt. Mortab '1aplls1 Cborcb. and 9 30 a. m alternately. Sun Synocuae Church or the Naza. Syraeu~e First United esr:ornel ot Foooro h and Main St day School 10:30 a. m. and Portland Methodl_st Church, rene, WUilnm c. lborpe. pastor b~terian Church - Church ser· Middleport. Rnv _ Nyle Borden. 9:30 a. m. alternately. Norman Arthur s_uu, pastol . Sunday Sunday !ll-hool9:30 a. m.; Mom v1ces 9:30 a. m.; Sunday ·hool minister. Sunday School 9::l0 Bahr , Supt. Bible Study and School 9 ' 30 to I0 :30 a. m., Har· ing worship 10.30 a. m. 10 :30 a. m. ; Bible Study, ed., a. m. Arnold Richards, Supt. prayer service ted by pastor. old G. Rous~. Supt.: Kenneth 7:30 p .m. Morning Worship, 10 :30 a. m. .1,30 . m. Thursday. McLeod, Asst. Supt. Services Pentecol1al AssemblJ, Rante ----P every Sunoay evenmg. 124, Rev. DauJ E. Jones, pastor. Naomi Baptist Church: sunSyracuse E.U.B. Church, Paul . Sunday School 10 a. m.: Worday School 9:30 a. m.: Wor· o\. Sellers, Pastor. RacJDe Me~hodls~ ~harch, ship services 7:30 p. m. Sunship 11 a. m.; Prayer service, 9:30 a. m. Sunclay School, Ben H. L. McDamel, pastmp. Sunh· day, Wednesday and Friday. 1 p. m. Wednesday. Quisenberry, Supt.: 10 :30 a. m. day School 9:30 a. m. : reac Momin Worshi service 1st mg 10:30 a. m:; MYF 6 P- m.; The Pentecostal· Olareb, Mid· Carle_ton Church, .<_ingsbury and 3 Sunday/of the m~nth; Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p. dleport, South 3rd Ave.; Sunday Road. mday School 9:30 a. m. · p m E vemng . E vange 1IS· School 10 a• m· •• Sunday ev~-•-11 . m. Wedn"sday. cuw 7 30 0 Ralph Carl, Supt.: reaching : · . · . evangelistic service, 7:30 p. m. f Services, 7 , 30 p. m., Cecil Cox. tic Serv1ce, 2nd and 4tb Sun· Rock Spr11111 Methodist - Wednesday Bible Study 7 , 30 p. I' Layman: Pra.yer meeting, Tue• day of month. ~ETHANY C~ester Lemley, pastor; Wor- m.. Saturd • n;aht Pr.-.yer and Clarence Woll, Virgi• wo·tr to . 9:30 a. m. Mornme Worlhlp: shtp service 9:30 a. m.; Sun· • a. .., George A. Wolr, Helen :.wolf, 7 30 day · p. m. . 10:30 a. _m. Sur.da~ &:hool, Bly- day School, 10:15 a. m. ; ~F :.o~hi:~t m. Pastor, Rev. 1 • 45 acre., Chester. ! Colambir Chapel. Worship sel'- the The1ss, Supt., 6.30 ;:r. m. 6:30 p. m. Prayer and B1ble G A w If Hl!l ~ w 1J vice each Sunday 9:15 a. m.; Youth Fellowship. CARMEL - Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Rarrlaonvllle ~reabyterlan andeod~~enc~ W~lf·, Vlr¢-le w~ri Sund_ay School 10 a. m.: Youth 9:30 :· :· s;nda~ ~~~;1. Way· Ratlalld Methodllt Chureb- Church, John Dav1es, pastor: Right of Way, Cheste,. . S~~VI7ce 6:15 p. m.cb SEvednlng War· :om~u w~t~·p• 2 ~ Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastor: Chiurch School 10:30 a. m. Wor· George A. Wolf, H len Wolf. s 1p p. m. ea un ay. g • n an Ch h S h001 9.30 . W r sh p servrce :30 p. m. verdie 1P .J ams B· Bailey Sunday of the Month; 8 p. m _urc c · a . m.. 0 Bradbury Cburcb of Christ. Evening Evangelistic Service, shtp servrce, 10 :30 a . m., M Reorganized Churcb Of JeaUI Barley, Parcels, C , st.er. Art Marcum, numster; Bible tst and 3rd Sunday of month. Y. F. Monday, 6:30 p. m. Noel Herrmann, . tth Her! 1 l'hrist or Latter Day Salnta, 11s School and Mor?mg Worship, . Sliversville Methodist Church miles from Racine 011 Racine- mann to State or 0 10, Lot, Sal 10 :30 a. m.: Christian Endeav- Tappen PlaiDs EUB Church: Arthur Stitt, pllstor. Sunday Portland Road. Sunday School iisbury. or, 6 p. m.; Evenmg Worship, Rev. Eugene E. E.mer~n, pas- School, 9, 30 a. m.; Gene Wolfe 9:30 a. m.; Worship 10:30 a. Charles A. Ba , 7 p. m. tor: Sunday Worshtp 9-30 a. m. Supt. Services Thursday even· m., Sunda" evening aervice at Babcock to Oors1 I Babcock, and 7:30 p. m. alternately. Sun· ·m • 7::10 p. .n. : Wed., worship serv· Grace Babcock, 2 acres, Ches·. Bradford Church of Christ. day School 9 :30 a. m. and 10 :20 g. . t . p st C w ter. Joe Robinso M'nist a 1· 30 p. m. a or, • · B 11 1 .er; a. m. alternately. Hobart Vine- Sutton Metbodl1t Church, Ar- ICe n, Proffitt. AU evening serv- Robert L. Coat • Adm. e e Homer ~or:est, Supt.· Bible yard, Supt.: Bible Study and thur Stitt, pastor. Sunday Ices begin at 7:30 p. m. Rice, dec. to Mi nie A~bott, School 9.30, Morning Worship, Prayer Service led by pastor, School 10 a. m., Clint Orr, Martin E. Abbott, Lots, Middle10:30 a. m.; P.venmg Worstu ;>. 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Supt.; Sunday Worship, 11 a.m. Lour Lady of Loretto Mlulon port. : .; 7 p. m. Wednesday, 7 p. m. Long Bottom, Rev. Leonard Martin E. Abbot Minnie Ail' Bible Study. Federated Cbareb, Pomeroy. Syracuse Methodist Charcb: Cencula, administrator, SUDday bott to William l ' les, Vivian De~:ter Churcltt of c b r i 1 t Rev W H Perrin pastor · )r. Lester L. Roush, pastor. Masa8:30 a.m., est.: Holy Days Ingels, Losts, Mld~leport. Bibl~ School 9:30 a. m. Preach· Kauiz, Supt.: 'sun d Morning Worship aervtce 9 a.m. of ObUgatlon, 7 P· m. · H. E. Starkey, <pma G. Sta~W "'" Dana Winebrenner, Supt. 10 a. key to E Roy Johnson Deh· lng 10:30 a. m., first and third School. 9:15 a. m.; ors•...., m. sunday chuul; n · Wednes- St. John'• CathoDe Mluloa: lah John~n 52 a;'Tes Colum· Sundays. hour 10:30 a. m. day 6:30 p. m., Mrs. MGOre, near Guysville (Dutch Ridge): hia. ' · · ' 1 Mason City Cburch of Christ. Mt. Uwoa F.W.B. Church _director. Official Board meet· Rev. Frank Manleri, pas- Manning D. Webster, Mary' Miller Street, R. Kenneth Roy. Sunday School 9:45 a. m., Earl lng, f1rst Monday eacb mootb tor, Sunday Man 10:30 L m.: A. Webster, Bemar d v. Fpltz, Envangelist: Sunday Bible Starkey, supt.; Evening wor- at 7:30 p. m. Holy Commun· Holy Day of ObligaUon 8:10 a. Betty J. Fultz, Norma Jean Study 10 a. m., Morni!Jg Wor- ship, 7:30 p. m. by Cecil Coli, on each quarter as announced. m.: Confession, 2JS bour before Amsbary to Jack Ci~ton, Shielship, 10:45 a. m. Evening Wor- Layman; Young People's meet· WSCS first Wednesday ol eacb Mass. ta Claxton, 5.3 acres, Chester. ship 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, ing and Bible Study, 7:30 p. m.; month. Walter L. Burke, Virginia N. 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Wednesday; Choir practice at The United Methodist Church Tilt llalv_atlon ArmJ, BDWI BW'ke to Albert Jr. Hill, Ora E. . p m Thursday Pomeroy - Rev. Melvm AI· RayS. Winmg, officer In ebarp. Hill parcels Racine. , Middleport Olurch cd Cbrllt, 7·30 · · ' tire. B. A., B. D , Church &mday 10 a. m. Holiness meet' ' ~ Sentinel Church News r. ---- p, ..: :t I 1 1 ' A perfect picture of dejection! another r~iny day. fi:ven little chrldren ha n · ~ l'ri o u o~ moments. " What is there to clo "M ommy, where did I come from '1" Or, " I j, ( ;od up in I he sk y'! " Little quest ions children g-row into uig question~ bv big •ol~l@. S ometimes the bigger the man, the more the question , and of course .. . di God. The place for such questions is th e hurch. 1n church, ponder the imponderables, old, old question11: receive the gentle nswers. Church, too, is God's H ome. H e's ing for you there. . . . II JklltC Ill P'O" /10. L.J.. • "'L.L FOR I 1 THII: CHURCH 1arl y and aupport the Church Thev all" 1 1 1 For his own •ke t 2 ) Fur h11 children ·, 111ke (' 1 For the -.&.. of hia t.'OIJlfflunity and JW.tion . 1-4 1 Jo'or the aake of the Church itself, whif:h needl hil moral and nwterial aupport. Plan to 10 to C!hurch NIU· larly and read your Bibl• &lily , 1 I . . I hetp sua· With tlte hope it will, in some mea11ure, 101ner tain that which is good in fflmily and comm•••.n .lt..Jr• , this fea· ture is sponsored bv tile b,uinP.~s firms ''"''•izatiollll whose names appenr below. •r WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING !40 Lincoln St. Middleport 1ST and FRANCIS ~PI=Ili~J..IOUSES WY 2-2550 ber F'TD Greenhouse WY 2·3402 GOEGLEIN READY -MIX CO. "Toke Someone To Church Thi' W eek" WY 2-3284 COAL COMPANY Middleport R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Columbia, W Va . . Mason SP 3-5593 Dodge - Dart - Dod ge Trucks FOODLAND Middleport mirlrileport Ohio HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE West Main St. Pomeroy Support th e Church of Your Chor ce HEINER'S BAKERY BAUM LUMBER CO. Buolders and Building Supplies Ph. 985-2005 Bakers of Good Bread tiuntingto11, W Va . KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. Chester, Oh io CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY Pomeroy, Ohio - - ------------ RICKARD'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE Wheel Balanrong-Auto Glass-Brake Service Ph . WY 2-3576 PomeroJ HARDEN'S GROCERY and MARKET Two Locatoons F'or Your Convenience WY2·3996 Syracuse WY 2-3986 STAR SUPPLY CO. Property I· Transfers J d : a; carl 5th an(l Main Streets Donald Danville PO-"- Holiness (P. School at 9:15 a.m. Leo log: 10:30 a.m. SlllldaJ ScbooL Bo II F •h te H' ks rru· i te . B'bl sh I •·• ........... 7 " ...._,.. urgeo s e, a rene. rm, •c • ns r. 1 e c 00 • 0. Langsville, Ohio), Rev . 0. H. Crew. Supt. Leo Vaughan,....._ P· m. •otmg ,......_a originally meant inhabl,tanta of :30 a .m., Kenneth McElhmney, Car., pastor: Sunday School, 9:30 Asst. Supt. Divine Worship at Lqloo: 7:30 p. m. SalvatloD waUed towns of the middle agea Ph . \\1 9 -~ 27 3 Racine Supt., Mornmg . W~slup, ·a. m., Robert Grate, Supt. Wor- 10:30 a.m. Sermon . " Dema~d lllletllll: Thursday, 1 to 3 La- accordina to the Encycl'opaedJi 10 30 m. Evenmg _wo,shlp, ship service at I0: 3; a. m.; Pit- For Decision," Pastor's Tram- dill Home Lea111e: 7 p.m. Prep Britannica \ 130 F:. Serond Pomrrny WY 2·2440 7 p. m., Prayer Serv1ce, Wed· grim Youth, 6 . 45 p. m. : Evan- ing Class at 1:15 p. m. County ch ses; 7:30 p. m. Blbla study, • \ 1 I nesday, 7 p. m. gelistic ~ervice, 7:30 p. m. Mid· Methodist Youth Fellowship prayer meeting. Other HrVicll Color blindness sometb~e• II Church of Christ, Pomeroy, Week Prayer and Praise Wed· Rally at 2:30 p. m. Study, bJ IIIIICIUIICemeDt. called Daltnnism Morldleport. Ohio Jerry Masters, pastor: Sunday oesday, .30 p. m. ' "One Witness in One World," I ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;iiii;;;:;;;;;;;~::~:::iiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;l;;;;;;;;ilt 7 I, School 9:30 a. m. Cburcb 10:30 met at home of C. F. Tomp-li Phone WY 2·:1481 N. Second Ave. Quality F'umiture at !.ower Pr, r PS Ia. m.; Christian Endeavor, 6:311 d H II ah' kins . 411 Spring Avenue, at p. m. Evening Service, 8:30 p. King om a or Jeb0 v 1 . . I ! Witnesses · Public meeting, Sun- 2.30 p. m. March 31, Mid-Week Middl eport ., Cor. 8ycamoN. Second St.~, m. :day 5 p. m., Watchtower study ~enten Worshtp for comm~nREV • .JOSEPH KRALY, PASTOR Rutland Church of Christ. . 6 p. m.; Bible study Tuesday 1ty, 7:30p.m.. Rev . ..Alkire Church, WY 2-11170 ParaoiJIIIe, WY Z..211118 ' Bible School 9:30; Communion , 6 p. m. Service meeting, 7 p. preaches on a !~erne, Whom "FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIO!'IS" 10:30 a. m , v. H. Braley Thursday: Ministry school, Do You Choose.. Thursday at Sundtly, Marcia 28 (LAE'l'A8Ii1 BlJNI)AY) Supt. Sabra Canaday, pianist: 6 p. m. Thursday. 7:15 p. m . Chorr Rehearsal. REXALL DR UGS Cor Butternut & W Main We F'iiJ Al l Oo('t or ' Pr ro.:; cnption~ Bible Study, 7:30. Delbert RoBJ&eU t>uo Free Methodilt, - · · (Bulle~ Boai'd il;iiii Olt 'Die Weti) WY 2·2955 Pomeroy mine, leader. Lutheran Churcbes - St. Paul Rober' E. Smith, Sr., pastor; "Few dOOl"l are open to him wbo boeb aU tM Umtl" Sunday School 9:15 a. m.: Wor· Sunday School 9:30 a. m., Wor~ li~lt Sunday School, 8111 Zion Church of Christ, Pom• lship service 10:30 a. m.: St. ley Haley, 'iupt.: Morning worSennoll '1'Gpie. "OOD'I StNGLII. SAL-rov . Harrisonville Road, Eu- 1 John. sunday School 10 a. m.; ship 10:30 a. m. Youth Service, Sunday, 6:00 p.m. --------- - ----~-- J'aDowlhtp aut. &ene Underwood, minister. Bl· worshi? 9 a. m. 6:45 p. m.; Evangelistic mesBuilding Supplies & Millwork Monday, 7:00 p.m. _ Be~Jnn• ble school 9:30 a. m.; Mnrnintl Alfrt'd Methodhlt Cburch sqe, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer meetGeneral Contracting 8:00 p.m. · AdVIdllll4 Bakers of Holsum Bread worship 10:30 •· m.; Evenlna Rev. Pearl Casto, pastor : Sun- iJII, Thurll(lqy 7:30 p. m. . 8:00 P.IIL · - - - Church COIIDIIl• ,_nl'l Phone WY 2-3978 worsblp 7:30p.m.: Roberl Reed day School at 9:30 a . m .. Char- Free MethodiSt Cllurcb, Laur· Wednelldl)', 8:00 p.m. ·-··-~-- MIMMk Ytllllll llenfocl Bible <::chool Su;~t. les Taylor, Supt. Worship Ser- el Cliff, ll.ev. R. Ecgene Gill, "'AU. . . " 1°1 ~ lml" Cbester Churcb of God. Rev. l vices at 10:45 with L i o Y d pastor. Sunday School 9:30 1. Tbunday. '1:00 p.m. .Adalt Jutructloa a.. Gilbert Spencer, pastor. Sunday I Dillinger. lay leader. Sunday atm.; Pbil Wise, supt.: Morning 7:80 P.m. ··----- Cllolr Behearlal School 9:30 a. m. Morning wor· 6:30 p. m. regular meeting or worstrip 10:30 a. m.; You t b 8:00 ...... 1 . , ..,. ·------·- A. A. ltleiUDI "Your Keepsake Store" ship 11 a.m.; Evangelistic ser- ithe MYF; Sunday at n p. m. Services 7 p. m.; Evangelistic J.OCAI. U:'>IION 5fi68 Sa turd..,._ t PomeroJ vice, 7 p. m. Praver mPPiing. Worship se~vi~es with the Re\' . •ervlce 7:30 p. m. ~d • Week 312 E. Main Street Ravenswood, W . Va. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · 7 : 3 0 p. m. Wednp ··" '\' YonO" '! r ,.. ·-- v P'.'P~:n~ HI er service, 7:30 p. m. .Wed. V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY PAINTS and HARDWARES RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN FOREMAN & ABBOTT St. Paul's Lutheran Church SWISHER & LOHSE POMEROY FLOWER SHOP 1m. I OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. RACINE PLANING MILL g:: a. I THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA . . , ... . = == = K. & C. JEWELERS ,, .... -.., .... . . . . . - i . .. .... ·-·- -·- •. - --- . ..... I $ ..... -· ~·--- ..... . - .. _.,...__ - --·- - :;:a~ It; IIJt I" :::: - - · - - · ·- -- --·- -- - ·,·-----·-orl·. . . ..-.. ,..... _..,, ,. ........ . ' ... . ' ~ · ·~ / �Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar 28, 1985- 7 1 Spring Meeting In Chillicothe Is Announced Knitting Cltuses Begin March 29tll tit ; l!Sl. -W ZL £ ~~ n:&s£2&1JZJ.- A Church School Worken' Coafereoce will be held at Heath MedlociW Churell SliDday evenliC from 7 te 1:11 p. m. Tbe aadlo visual tl the ebureh wiD be catalogued ucl teachers will be glveu IDlormatlou coucemlq &be use of the materiall 10 be ued Ill elallrooma. Tbll II prlmarUy a workshop aod problems or the var.ous c'·••· and mat&iala ·vill be dlseuuecl The meet. iog will be held In &be balemeat classrooms and all teacben aDd ehurch aebool workers are urged to be pre·.ent. RociM ~rumnf to Eva Blakeslee of Medina visit- I Hold Record Hop Knitting classes will be offered over the weekend with Mra. ed at the St. Paul's Lutheran The RaciDe Bllb 8cbool ~ Elmer Mattox and Mr. and Mrs. , Church In Pomeroy with prohmm1 Alsodatlall wiD IPOIIIIOI' Carl Mattox. ceeds to go into the building Mrs. Wllliam Slater and son. a record bop tcmllbl from I unfund . , Bill, visited over the weekend , Announcement was made of tll 11 p.m. at the Southen Local The class for beginners wlli in Columbus with her daughter 1 the annual spnng Presbyten al Jllllior High 8ebool IM"kling. be at 7-8 p.m. and the advanoMr. and Mrs. Eph Herdman and son-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. meeting to be held at the First The Jays will IIDCtl ed class 8-9 p.m. beginning and Mrs. James Matheny and Thomas Watkins. They also vis- ·Presbyterian Church m ChilliMonday, March 29. Instruction Proceed• wiD be aaed to h•' son, Jimmy , of Leon, W. Va. lied C. E. Slater, who was re- · cothe AprilS at the March meetwill be given for making buttonfinance the 1111111111 dinDer P '.irs. Roth Zahn and chlldren cently discharged from Shelter- ing of the Women 's Associatand changing colholes, cables dance this aprtna. TeeiH Mrs. Albert Roush and family. Ing Arms Hospital and with Mr. lion of the Middleport First ors. Teachers are Katherine JaO• the area are lllvltecl. Mrs. A. R. Johnson and Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Cabeen of Ath- United Presbyterian Church cobs, Ema Jesse and Ann a H. S. Garrett of Charleston, W. ena. held Thursday evening at the Howell. The cost will be '1 per Va. spent several days with Mr. Verner See, member of church. lesson. their sister, Mrs. Cecil Kimes. the Middleport police force, is The meeting was opened with They returned home Thursday a medical patient at Holzer group singing of hymns with morning. Hospital In Gallipolis. Mrs. Rodney Sauer at the piLegion "'Ul Plan - - n~~o~ a~• - Mrs. David Entsminger re- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jones and ano. Devotions were given by Annual Horse ShotD turned to her home Thursday daughter, Carleen and Bill Dix- Mrs. Dale Walburn and includRADIOS • STEREOS A special meeting of Drew GRANGE TO MEET following a two-week visit in on, have returned to their homes ed two poems, "To Be A Charleston, W. Va. with her In Pontiac. Mich., after having Friend" and "Let Me Live By Webster American Legion Post Hemlock Grove Grange wlll TELEVISIONS 39 will be held Monday, March observe Operation Forward daughter and family, Mr. and been here for the funeral serv- The Side of the Road ." 29, at the post home. Night f'rlday, April 2, at 8 p. and also her grandchildren. ices of Mrs. Minnie Beverage. The prayer for missionaries Plans will be made for the m. There will be a program Mr . C. A. Emmish hos re- Attending the Scioto Presby- was given by Freda Pratt folannual horse show sponsored by and Junior Stanley will show turned tc. her home after visit- tery in Chillicothe Tuesday were lowed by the hymn, "In the 1. 1 WY 1-2255 Post 39 at the fairgrounds, ac- pictures. Grange members are In!; several days in Marietta the Rev . Howard Ruppelt, Mrs. Garden." During the business i 608 E. Main It, cording to Commander Guy Ed- asked to bring cookies. The pubwith her daughter and family, J. E. Harley, Mrs. George An- meeting reports from the var- . Mr. and Mrs. Don Burkey and derson, Jr., Mrs. Arthur Lewis ious groups were given. die Guinther. lk is invited. -· ··· -f;,mily. and Mrs. I. B. W~ed . The program was givt>n by Mrs. Walter Waddell entitled, Evelyn Gibbons and Richard "Preservers or Beachheads." Sweet, students at Lindsey-WilShe was assisted by Mrs. Marson College in Columbia, Ky ., cus Chambers and Mrs. James are guests of her parents, Mr. ' Harley. The Presbyterial meetand Mrs. Wayne Gibbons for \ ing In Chillicothe will begin with the spring vacation. They also a coffee hour at 9:40 a.m. and visited with friends in Chester. a luncheon at noon . All wornJUDY FEE Vennont. They will return to , The Friendly Neighbors Club en planning to attend are to ANNOUN CE ENGA GEMEI'\T - Mr . and Mrs. Thomas The Ladies Auxiliary of Racollege Sunday. Mr. Edward Mattox and Mrs. observed its 16th anniversary have reservations to Mrs. My- J . Fee, 181 Spring Street. Roc kland, Mass. are announ- cine American Legion Post No. with a potluck dinner at 6 p. ron Miller by April 3. Refresh- cing th e enga ge ment of th eir daughter Judy, to Mr. Wil- 602 held, tis regnlar monthly i m. Tuesday at the home of ments were served by Mrs. liam A. McKelv ey. Portland , Ohio . Miss Fee is a Sopho- ;";;tmg ruesday • March 23 • at Mrs. Leon McKnight, Spring George Anderson with these con- more at Manetta College and IS a member of Alpha Stg- · Th m the Post Home. . . ' 1 tributing, Mrs. Donald Lowery, rna Tau Sorority . Mr. McKelv ey is a senior at Marietta Ave. . e openmg was 10 ntuahs- , Mrs. Lester Russell, new Mrs. George Lowery. Mrs. Fran- College majoring in Business Administration. He is a I ttc form by the prestdent, Mrs. Ipresident, conducted the meet .. · cis Anderson, Mrs. Harry Moore member of Alpha Si~ma Phi Fraternit~ and was elected ~ughe~e ~olte~. ~he . Jumor , 1 1 ing Other officer are Mrs Le- and Mrs. Clarence Lacey, to Tau Pt Pht a Bustness and Economtcs Honorary . The i bIght ld ~ti Ict onlere~ce Ht~ on 'McKnight, vtce president ; wedding will be an event of June 26th at the Methodist e e • ay 151 at Oa II M R b t A ld ·t · Church in Ro ckland Mass was announced. s. Eo er rnwo 11, stecre ary : Saddle Club Meets · -~-· -- . Donations were made to the I Mrs. merson e , reasurer . • • Heart fund and the Racine · and Mrs. Henry Werry, flower In Ne_w Haven Emergency. A report was givfund. Plans were made to vtst The Rtvervtew Saddle Club en on Community Service by :the County Home on April 13 had its regular meeting at Les S Mrs. Virgil Rou h. Hefreshlome o/ till' to _take Easter treats to the , Vtlla _Stables, New Ha~en. Any- Local Campfire Girls, like charge of the program to follow I ments were served by Mrs. 1\fay!Jc il's the incredibly low price. Or . . ' restdents. The travelmg pr~ze one mterested m JOmlng the Cemp Fire Girls throughout 11 when they are awarded the bon- Bernard Diddle. fantasti c mileage. It could be the preelalon a b u I tJ r• 1 donated by Mrs. Roy Smtth club, may call Arnett Roush, the United States, are celebrat-. ors earned the past ypar. engineering. Or the safety and eonnnwas awarded to Mrs. Well. 675-2294 or Mrs. James Elias, ing their 55th birthday March , Saturday morning the girls, ~ ience features. But most likely lt'•thefun. Pt~ture of tilt; group taken 773-5588. . . 21-27. Camp Fire Girls. the old-: will go to Huntington to visit ! Legion will Serve ( Evidently nothing catchea on like 1M fun on tis 15th anniversary were The next meetmg will be Ap- est organization in the u. s. ior : the '"Seven Crafts " Fair given ' D ' Lad' 1 nf owning a Honda. Join in. The fil'lt ltep shown by George Buchanan. nl 6 at 7:30 at the _home of Mr., girls, was organized in 1910 1·y by the Huntington Council of tnner to . tes Games were played and prizes and Mrs. Henry Ehas, Rt. 2 Le- Dr. and Mrs. Luther Gulick Ca mp Fire Girls. This will eli- 1 . Plans were d1cussed for a · a dL'monstration ride. Why not today T awarded to Mrs. Russell , Mrs. tart, a~d everyone is welcome. . ' max the busy birthday week I dmner to be ser~ed by . post\ Charles Werry and Mrs. Willard A mov1e Will be shown. The Ya Wa Te Camp Fire 1for the girls. members to Ladtes Aux1hary 1 Hines. Refreshments were served to Girls of Racine are observmg Members participating in the members when Feeney • BenAttending were the above and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Parsons, I the birthday m several acllvi- above activities are Di;ma Crollll ·l nett Post, 128, Amencan LeMrs. George Buchana, Mrs. El- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Oh~nger, ties. They worshipped together Brenda Mae Webb, Nan ci}' , gion, _met Wednesday at the wood Bowers, Mrs. Donley R·ei- Mr. and Mrs. Pete Ohlmger, . at the Racme Bapllst Church, Bentz Jane Johnson Ann Mc- \)Jall m Mtddleport. bel and guests, Judy, Sheila Mr: and Mrs. James Elias, which is their sponsor, on March , Clinto~k , Joy Theiss,' Marijul , A _discussion was held c?nand Beth McKnight. Arnett Roush, Mary Froendt, 21st. I Yost, Laurel Cairns, Sue Curtis, ,cermng the farmpond With . Tennant, Bob Greer, Ike March 24th the girls held a Linda Grindstaff and Brenda -work to be done when weather Order ly Phone The ant has two stomachs, Lewts, Brenda and Jake Roush. pizza party when each member ' Bradford. The girls guardian 1s \permits. The delegates to BuckAnd Tllce 'lm Hom• "YOUR HONDA DEALER" one for itself and the other, a invited a classmate. Games Mrs. Mary Curtis and the assist- _oeye Boys State wtli be announcWYW4U "social stomach" in which it Mrs. Matlin, 39 were played after a short busi- ant guardian is Mrs. Helen ed at the next meetmg of the S. Second & Mill St. stores food to share with other Of Illinois Dies ness session and refreshments Johnson. post. Albert Roush, post comMiddleport, 0. ants. Service for Jane Kreitler of pizza, potato chips, popcorn , =a:::nd::e~r,....::_w:as"..::.ln:__::ch:::a::_r~ge~.:.·_ _~~!"!""~~~~~~~~!"!""~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!"'!"'m Matlin, 39, of Claumet City cup cakes and kool-aid werP Illinois, were at 10:30 a.m. last enjoyed. Guests were Mindy PLAN HOP Friday in the Calumet c 1 t y Proffitt, Janice Manuel , Terrie The P.H.S. Band Boosters Ferrell, Penny Dtll, Brenda M1- Assn. will sponsor this SaturPresbyterian Church. Mrs. Matlin died March 17 in chael, Sheila Bailey, Donna day 's dance from 8 to 11 p.m. Calumet City. The daughter of Cross, Melanie Beegle, Jennifer at the Pomeroy Junior H i g h George and Mary Kreitler, 1041 Davis, Peggy Yonker, and Jan auditorium. The Jays will emFairbanks Ave. , Newark, she Alkire. j cee. was born in Pomeroy February I Thursday afternoon the girls 1, 1926._ . were reviewed to pass the Fire • 1 She IS survtved by her hus- Maker Rank by the sponsoring , band, one daughter, Mary Eliz- committee of the Racine BapIn Lovely Spring Colors abeth,_of the home ; her parents, tist Church. Committee mem10"-12" and new thin two sts~ers, Mrs. A. C. Dono- bers are Mrs. Glenna O'Connor, 15" tapers for flower hoo, Killeen, Texas and Miss Mrs. Ollie Mae Cozart and Mrs. Carolyn Kreitler, Peoria, Illi- Mary Kay Yost. arrangements n01s. Bunal was in Hammond, Friday night at 6:30, the lndtana. church congregation will be ' host to the girls and Boy Scout · Sixth. Birthday Troop 243 at an Awards night. A pot-luck dinner will be served Is Celebrated ha_ve_IJ,~""~""~.....,""'M~id""'d""'le""'po'""""r'"'t,..,O""'.~'""""...II Brenda Lee Hysell, daught- and the boys and girls wiH _ er of Mrs. Rosemary Hysell, celebrated her sixth birthday during the afternoon Kindergarten class taught by Mrs. Pearl Reynolds this week. Guest and helpers with the serving were Penni Hysell, Teresa Ellis, Rosemary Snowden, Roche! Robinson, Teresa Brown, Trudy Hall and Maureen Luellen. Seated at the birthday table with Brenda were Rosemary Snowden, Roche! Robinson, Teresa Ellis, Penni Hysell and Maureen Luellen. Penni Hysell and Gwynn Reynolds were special guests. Mrs· Hysell served ice c_~:eap1 and cupcakes to the childrel'\ ~ch received a party hat · ,lind ) a < /birthday favor. ------------------------------------------ ' Around And About Middleport 1 I 1.-------------CLEARANCE CLELAND'S T.Y. 1'-----------------....1 1 , • Auxiliary of Racine Legion Holds Meeting Anniversary of Club Observed With Potluck 1 Crow's I ! STEAK HOUSE I • You meet the nicest people on a Honda Yo Wa Te CampfiTe GITIS Observe O . . h B. hd tgOnt z0t10n' 55 t. ITt OY 1 I j I 1 II 1 ~TomBoy HONDA SANDWICH R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. 1 Over Stocked! ! ,.----.-------....-===••--•--, •' CANDLES 1 REASONABLE OFFER TINY'S FOODLAND MIDDlEPORT BOOK STORE REFUSED Mt:DDLEPORT * MARCH SPECIAL* New Store Hours ON ANY USED CAR ON OUR LOT! EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, MARCH 28 I_ Lo_w _ D _o_w _n_P_a_y_m_e_n_ts__.] Bank Financing THE TIME TO BUY IS NOW! EVERY CAR IS FOR SALE • • • YOU TELL US WHAT fOU WILL PAY AT --- METROPOLITIAN MOTORS 606 E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0. OPEN 9:00 A .M. TO 5:00P.M. Mrs. Vineyard is Hostess to WSWS The WSWS of the Tupper• Plains EUB Church met re- • cently at the home of Mrs. Hobart Vineyard, the president. Group singing of "Leaning on the Everlasting Arms" opened the meeting followed by the reading of Isaish 1, 2,and3by the Rev. Eugene Emerson and prayer by Mirna Walker. "The Church ls a "Mew Na· tlon" was the topic of the program by Mae Vineyard. Others taking part were Edith Belz. log, Mary Frances Vineyard, Rachel Emerson, Ethel Stout and Edna Coe. Mn. Walker gave the report of the secretary. Prayer by Mrs. Stout closed the meeting and refreshments were served to eight m6mberl and two children. 232 t 30 GAL SJn RIGHT RIGHT .l iGHT fliGHt PRICE I SIZII Middleport Store Only HIATIR I NOWI .II!. OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING EDWARD BAER, OWNER E: SECOND POMER~Y KANAUGA STORE HOURS SUNDAYS-2:00P.M. TO JO:OOP.M. �---- Classified Ads-Your Modern Community Bulletin Board ---------~Dally WANT AD INFORMATION , • 2 SIGNS e.tor. ............... 0., IIMI.du Doott411"• M lo. Hill 1'0&......-nONB afltll t!M IPm Da• ..t l"uhn.tt. . ,.lllldl• •• 1IJ _.." ........ ..., ur.J-~Io,.ehl• frtoono tramMII'•l) r•P"~ ,.U! no• 11-'•" .,orl • QUALITY a U:UIJI.Al'JUflla n. tfJ a. lldl d - . 0 •boulot 1110 ...... llot' 1 word OM Ill....,._ r.t!UIIf Ill\ <>CD~ P"" •nrd 101 rt,,.. 1963 Chevrolet Impala Station Wagon $2395 ,.,1:1\MUD" 12 C•nb .-u" ,.,.r'QMUJ 111 - eM~' 01....,.u,., 011 'f\a car freshnes s. fawn interior. maroon fini8h . like new 800 W W. tire~ . 327 l"U. m . VB Puwerglidf' . PS, PB. Save money to get a nice one . Lol·ally owned. U('W po1111 IUlJ •ltd a4• . pltd W'ltblll IG dOJI C.\Q OJ r&ANU • OarTVAflla ll.J!I for 10 wont Gila. OF TNJI aOAJIO OF JIDUCATIOIN You 1111 yaur family are invited to get the facts an United Funds as an investment f1M hi For systern.~tl : 3 24 3tc 1 fiiiCII VOir Louol kl'l"l Olttrlct of ~Miot ' · O . Add'*M, Jl&eiiMI, Otllo, 1958 BUICK, $5<1. See Leonard Bus, Syracuse. Phone WY 2-2372. 3 26_ 3le FOR SALE : 1959 V-.8 cab for- t:IM.Inty Dtt- M•rdl ' · 1,.5 I urtUy tho '•ll•wh'll ,...ort ho t.. cor,tct. C .. tk, PRINCETON BEST NEW YORK I UP!) - Princ6ton, lvy League champion ond third in the NCAA major co~ le~e tournament at Portland. Ore., was named the best rnajor -colleget earn in the Eastern AUTO SALES lndln1 Doumlter u , 1164 P1ul IH.II, Tt..IUNit .t ttl . . ..,cl ldu•utlon TIX VIIUitlon ef ward GMC, 370 series, 6,161~9.1 70Cl0 College Athletic Conference lbs. front axle, 19,000 lbs. rear Thursday· Jotftool lnr•llmlnf axle, 4 speed transmission , 2 - - - ' - - - - -- - ••l•rlll 1nll Wli!ll 1U,Jft I CAIH !. . CONCILIATION speed axle, dual bed axle, 7 i T•t•l Fund 1111nn1, T111 Lny a.atn ... then Ul• mtnttl startl you on • 1't11 1outt11rn pl1n In 1111 Unit•d Fundi 1rot..ll of mututl funds . For free Booklet· Prc1p1etu• &l~lna detll1ed infor· mltton, writ• or can •.. U.5 111• D1nmb•r Jl, l"J ' U"VOiitul')' F'lu~ I I tlres . ""' "'_, "'d ~,_ Pomeroy Motor Co. has on special '111ursday . Friday and Saturday : 2 heads lettuce, 29c; Two ~ gal. Dai· ry Fair lee Milk , 79c with 15 grocery purchase. 100 lbs. Kennebec seed potatoes, $6.89 Large 10 oz. Ma1we1J House coffee. only $1.19. Produt.oer 's ~1Jik. 79r gal.. Zippy Stride dog food. 100 lbs . $8 2lJ plus I tax Private blend dog food , IOO lbs., $7 76 plus tax. Large I frfsh eggs, 45c doz . Bananas , • ~ lbs 59c Local owned and l1ke nl'W 1n performanr~ and appel:lrUit't' , While ftnish, red buckPt sea ts and vinyl trim , VB engmf' . Powerglide, PS, PB, radio and healer, lik( new wh1te walt n.. ••• r.l'llll CIIW t111n......et lniOI"tto. C IMI!;I -==.Rardea '• Market, SyracaK 1963 Ch<lvrolet Impala Super Spt. Cpe. $2395 ttt. tilbt ., ....,...n.nou I Of CAJII~~WMI w111 o• ._,,., For Sale -~.,.--:;-­ ~IJLUIIA .... Sentinel, Pom•roy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. 26, 1965 fiUUoNC:IAL JII .. OJIT , tloaliOI('t'l: National H1nk lh<'ine Hnm., Bank I DepoJltot¥ Balance~~ , Tohl . Total UutJl~Jldlnr &Reed .. I I 4l.e.JJ till ' - ~liU .48 :Jl, 1964 nerk - 1'rerosurH'I ••••••••••• 95th x 11 Day brook dump. Com- pletely reronditioned motor. Call WI !1-3671. 3 25 Stc I 4oi.3N .:U ' lil.lH .2 1 Tbt Rambler Che~lll, u~o·c nob•r rnral U ,J.4J ,U ANNIVERSARY World Staodanl of C.mpllel ExceUeaCf' 46112 . .'52 6aiiiiiC~ . o~emner 3L. 1984 f6tl2 .5:1 IUMMARY OF CAUl IALA.NCII, iiiii!CIIP'TI AND liXPIIIIDITUitll h""cw J•n . 1, uu GO!!ntnl F'und ,. , . 11'1.8'74.00 !lond Rett•·.,,nent ... 14.548.14 Lunch ft•>Om •. -.:1411(1 ~ Tll!t' Ill , . . .. , --4J- 1111 .., rldo ud ,.,. SmaU eu eeooum.w !VOID, Do you lormanc~. ft~..J · ..... &lido ...,....... _ , . •• I pay City pnces Or UM:U rnalind IDO!Ial....bllliJ s.. I chinery" I have on hand forty· 0Jnf' ust>d tractors including : r.11 .. "' - oPom~rov Metrepo~itaD Moton Deere tthree of these ,..,,d, ll:ecelpif ~ . 21L'f43841 l olt .J"llll v TOIJI E. Mulu ~treel. Pomeroy OPEN EVES 7,00 P.M. :128.042 91 are euh SIZe ! 10 Farmalls, 9 ''"""' a' Furu1 111 ~fttnNnD L9CfU.~ M l'booe WY Wl7ll llond llPUrf"nw n l 42.00.~ ~ POMERO'Y OHIO Fords, 5 Cockshutts. l Avery, Lunrh Ruom :!1.144 .71 4 22 tfc 7H9 43 11 l'_:=::=:=:=:=:=:==c==:=='":'"!=~====~~=~~(l 1 Ct>nl..1ut'r, 4 Allis Chalmers · : :~:1: ~. -<>- I956 FORD pickup. 1954 Ford ~~ 2 Crawlers, 2 Ridmg Garden 1rotill :nl8 .982 114 PHONE WY 2-2156 1 ~ 6 cylinder. SI-t 2-4656. For Rent '=m,l,...,ment Wanted tn:l<'wrs ln addition, I have 444 Lincoln StrNt 1~:~·~.~~•cwlph & Blllnc•l~ . . . ~71891 I II 12tp -~~~ ~ - ~~~ plows. discs, cultivators, mow· R•s. Phone WY 2·24149 1Hon~ lltt•r··•· .. m .. ~-~~:U8 FOUR ROOMS and bath, fur- 11RELIABLE woman will bahy l.. uno·h Ro""' 28.11&1. 4~ ers, dnl ls eultipackE>rs , ruMIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' 1'• t1~ 111 7Bfl 43 nishf'd apartment , utilities s1t F:xpPrif'nC'ed By day ur k ,.,, 1r v ·-<>-Card of Thanks tury hut•s. p1anlt-rs, pic ers, . Tohl . Legal Notice •. ~ . 726~ furnished . [nquirt> Ohio Ho- week . WY 2-5415. J 26 6tc 1 baler~ rakes . combines, : ~~- --~ - - 1 1llptnd,,..... _ WE WISH to express our sintel, Middh:~port h 'If d• · Se rv•ces • ·j G~thma : tH~I :JUI UoQ.l 91 I 8USiness ten and heartfelt thanks to I sprendt>rs. ommer-m1 ~. an 1 u .. t.r •. , .. ,t 43 ; 170 ' 40 · FOR SALE - The personal [ 3 12 tlc realtlvel , friend , .and netghFor Sa e most t>vt>ryttung needed on a -~~-, .\ :~~~~'''rr~u'"" J t.~ ~~ : property of the late Lon a bon, fer kindneS&, sympathy rRAILER lOts for rent. !"'lose farm The only difference is FOR SALE: Venetian blinds. ~~~; 1 v 1 4~ 12 t M. Roecher, Deceased, will and the beautiful flowers to Laundrymal and schools NEW potato crates for sale, the pnce Bil l (;oodw in. at all kinds. Venetian blind re- ••l•n~• D•< 31. 1U4 ...:. · m .o..1u 1 1 be dffered for sale as at aucshown at the death of our Valley Lumber & Supply Com· I wagon, I small wagon und ' Pt Rork . £ milt>s from Wilkes- patrs. Window and porch . i:~~ra~eu, • .,, .. ,a ~M17.oo tion at her late residence in 1 378 28 • 1 a cart. Phone WY 2-23I6. 315 ' ·1 1 3 2Q-6tc 1 k d Cl th 1 · · ~· · beloved wife and mother, pany, Mtdd:eport. 10.-rt c VI e · · shades al m s. o awn- Lun('h ""'"" 3217 .87 the VillaRe of Chester, Meigs 11 Mildred McElroy. Special H:tEfo' am:l tour rrw,, furn• .,h• _ Cond_or-st, Pomeroy. 3•24·llc TWO HOW planl-~etter, on rub- I ings. Date Wippel Supply, 2I5 ' ~~ii~ ~ -J--;~072 County. Ohio, commencing at thanks to Rev. Pearl Casto, ld and llllfum1Jhed apart ' . ber Charles R. Hams, Porl- 1 Union Ave., Pomeroy . Ohio. Tu'(1 .., 1 ~o~ u.LANCI , 11 cE 1 9 ' 611 10:00 A. M. on Saturday, Apthe Ol'Jani.st, singer!!, pall-~ menta WY ,._'WS4 12 8 tk AL~ALFNA also m!,x.ed hay for land. Phont> VI J-2693 3 18 30tc , O:I..,N~~ ...EI.x~Eu~Dri~u•u IY FUNDS I ril 3rd, 1965, lin the event : AND AMPliFIEa bearers, for guts of food, and • - -- sa~· on - weevl spray . Can 3 25 3tc , Bdlwn(' .. hn 1. 1!14>4 ... Ju7 8 oo of inclemeflt weather the sale 'l to tht Spencer Funeral Home ImAILER LOTS - tree sew· deliver WY 2-2557. , IT - COSTS nothing to -u,~;e a EXPERIENCED dressmakiog I ~=~:~,~~· Prn~;~:"~:;:-m oo.re!l.~l may be postponed), the pro. fOr their efficient and cour-11 age and water Brown'! I'rall ; 3 23 6tc and alteratJOns. Phone WY 2· Tanalble Pm . Prop rn 8.16~ 113 perty includes many antique •• servL·- aJJd to all who er Park I State Approved) 1 ~~-Blue Lustre Carpet Shampuoer 227 F'ounrl• 1um Fun" 2·1$.M3 !HI ' 3 1ti• JOtc Stat!! l,o;. " h h f Bl L 6. ol Ohio ~ Vm·a\oumd ' pieces of furniture, dishware NlJ-..11 In any way. Minersville, Ohio, Pbonf' WY I WEEKEND SPECIAL - Ohio WJI rurc ase o ue ustre . ~ J<:dow~uun , et~ . . . ~t.~7 ~ ....... ... ')'J'I)J. Baker Furmture Middleport . . ' I Handkappl!<i Chtldren, t'le !91 44 and the like. and includes Complete DitJton McElroy and Mar- l voN-. 1 15 Uc Swiss Cheese, 59c pound, , ,3 23 6t" ~ \\ATCH, clock repair, mmor · othu . 9Bh~tl hall rack, radio. several rock- . , ........,..JeiJeiJeiJelle4'1 ~- M Eir ·r· Jerry Miller's Country Fair' ... . I . A . t d 17 1Rer~tal ot S<·hooJ Prop.. r·LJ' 1117 4J I ..- c oy FamlJes , ophca repair. ssorJa e "•••·. Rt• . R.. ,... ,Pt• 1111:22 ers. three piece livrng room [ :a 26 1tp11 Help Wanted 10 miles west of Gallipolis, ICHAIN LINK wire, 6ft. tall, ! years with Sanborn Jewelry i Tot,,J Hr:v"'""" Reoo,.,,pt. . 326436.76 Route 35. lt•ulph - Tr•n•h·rt: .SUJie, many tables. rugs, 3 26 21c any amount , 50c an ., 11ke l Store. Earl P. Ingels, ~- Sr., ~·ram Gen"''"l t" 1'•tl• m -395. 8 ~ ~ quilts , mirrors, desk, clocks, --!---:--:-::--·---~· new B M Cooper. Lang•s ... va. I Tutal Tut.&J Trlnof.. re ~~ In Memory Brown I., Mason, ... Re.·e l pL~ 12639!1 042111 tables, chairs, sideboard, IROOM· BOARD AND care ror •SALE ~ 53 Piece sets Dmner- v11Je, -:;--:-:== I-ll I, SH 2·~08 . 3-13·12tp Tut•l plu• l!egiun1n~ ll~ IM"~ · IN MEMORIAM, Glenna - Hoi ! ~lderly lady. Private home , ware now $l 7_50 _ Jerry :- ! IXP'P~~fiDI~~;'ft . 342 ,71891 : sehwing machine , bc.hina clofrset, 3 23 I2tp c-=-""""'--:----:-:-.--flich. who passed away at i m country. Phone VI 3-2607 1 Miller's Country Fair. I. 0 . McCoy, AuctJOn~ . Tram- , Anmlrli•tr<~ti o n.. . . u,4ti,_, 8 c erry corner ca md, re ig10 Mahocanr Flollib horne, March 21 . l96l. or VI 3-2602. 3 26 tfc , miles West of Gallipolis, Rt . Real Estate For Sale ed, experienced, Chester, Ohio. ; ~~~~~·~~~~"" · ·~ .....21l2,;;::,r~ erator. gas ranges, pots, pans, Someone misses you sadly, 1 - -- -·-·~· - -~ ' 35. 3 26 2tc , 3 9 Uc , Tranap""'"t'"" "' P~ ... ·~~ ao,9 n1, 14 I dishes , magazine rack , lib34 ·32113 · rary tables, and "SEY b d f ha IIOIJSF. ~oR SAlE ·1 --- Au:uloBo .v Ali~"(' 1 "~ 1 GUER Kere where you used to be, :~ ree IRI!:_ arm s SALE Flore~tine Wall .. r , . 3 ml es TO BE'M'ER serve you, we op- OPerat"'~' .. r SdwoJ 1-'lant 34,1298~ I numerous •~• t k from Pomeroy· on Rt. 141· · erate a 4-wheel drtve . '1 other items . It is estimated Someone who wanLCU o eep opemng for 2 marned men•1 Pl · $9 95 loader Sdoonl Lljl!\MI llant Outla•Ma,nten .. nr~ , -40~81 ~: with small families. Need aques now pair · See thi.~ house to appreciate G,.,,tJ rou1 Expenditure• 31 ,14... , 27 ,, 1· the sale will last about six you ' Jerry Miller's Cou, ~.,. , and back hoe. Free estimates n"'"" I> • 1tr 3 !. 19 6-.' 26.1171.00 Y r • · <·~lixPtndhur.,s twt!muer "lu• hours.. ~erm But God willed it not to be . man to Work l·n ml'tkl'ng p•r- 10 miles west of Gallipolis, . •L. John A. Jelfer•"· .Ir' I"Y l' Phone WY 2-3243. Emmet W. ,.,ul BMiancw. r s oI Sal e : Cas h. lor, who can mllk, and likes Route 35 _ S 2ti :tte 1 Sbuler, Contr.actmK:. . u.. ,... ,t>e' 3l. J9llt 34.:.1 '718 ill I' Charles H. Diehl, You lelt SOme wonderful 3 26 2tt U046 IONo Rll'IJIIMINT ,.vwo 1 NEW 1 41 fTI"mor1es, too •reat to be working with cows. No field , LOCUST POSTS 7 f R,e~/f~ He [ ::~!7::. J01n~!~~n 1, nu ._. ul Administrator of the Estate , 3 4 1 And sorrow ., work. Also need man for 1 , t. ong.l Jl' I_ I c .. u. l'ro;- r"" u•· of Lona M Roecher De- [ 3, 244 81 1 told . general farm work . Must be [ 400 on hand, 30c . each .. Char-, \.UCRII,. Tan11otJJ1! P.e-n Pr.. p Tu 4?&'J .v.J I ceased. I EXPERIE...-..'CED T<~tal Hev<!nue R..celpiJI 42 ow; But to one who loved yi)U ' good farm machinery open-tt~ Ies H· [hi e. Ra<"me VIllage. ":or~1 It...·elplll .. .u:oo~·:: Crow, Crow & Porter. you. I or. Modern houses with utili- I 3 26 2tc ISF.I.UNG BY LAND CON~ ,,,.1 Bei<lnnln~r Balan... Att f Ad .. t I and '-·t ~ AUTOMO"ILE Pr. . . R,..... "..., ~ 5 ~ 611 orneys or mmts ra or Your ml"fllOry will never , ties furnished . Good starting 1HA y FOR SALE: Holli~ Jor TRA(..i'S ~ Often both seller D ht>tnd''"••• · A. C. Bradford, Auctioneer grow old. \ salary. Wrile or phone be- : sal(' Harrisonville No down and buyer can be~Wfit by suc h Red.:·~x·~·~~·,/r St•lwJ Bun<~•. 2~~·oo (3J 19, 26; (4) 2 3tc Sndly missed by her hW!band, l tween 12 and 1 or after 7 p.l payment. CH 2-S46B. a sale They can agree on a mtere•t ~" ser••• Hont~o, Noie• · ~----~~down payment and the ~nd Ctrt ~~ . 11~. oo Edward Hoeflich, dau gb ter, m. Franchester Farms, West 3 26 Jtc AND Other .. .. 300040 nd jn 1 M d S 1 Oh ' Ph month!)' p:Jyment. and thl' 1 Tutal J<:xpt·•dHurt~ 43:n~.o f a son • • aw, r. an ' a em, 1(). one Art-a MAcHINERY c . I n....lau~·~. ~~(' :J1 . 19114 ... 1.1..17828 ' IC Mrs. Reino Lind and grand·l (216) 624-2Hl7. 3 24 3tc onsJgnment se t i'r will be geltmg luter(>St I 1 u!~l t,;~p l'lu~ H~·~'"'"'· I 1 0 "'''"11 'ber 31 , t%-<1 Sale· Sponsored b•1J th"" \lt>•g "'' I••·"•• ·,n,"·Lmenl , "'h•le Jhe !\Ill.'"• son, Tom. 3 26 Itp , ~~-- · ---" .. LUND~>~ ROoM 1•uNo.""':J61i WAITRESS wanted to work in County Junior Fair Board, buyer ran be aCqUiring tJtle ::~!'r';~~ ~1\~na::m~·- 1004 - ~ 28 : N 0 t .IC8 I local tavern in Pomeroy ar· April lOth, at 10 ·30 a m. on to a home by makin~ month~"'"' ot t.um·he• · . .. ztl..1411 • l I ea . .. . ust •-. 21 or over. work , the Meigl! CJJUilty Fair ly payments like rent. Many , Federal ,'lu b~•<ly - Lunl'h..., .Jfa9·114 · RUMMAGE AND Vanety 118 e, ... lA: G d WY 2 2143 p 0 ed .. ral SubiJd)' - Milt 1121.93 April 2nd and 3rd. In the I 40 hrs . per week . Meal pro. roun !'i. Anyone wishmg to older p~ople Cfln benefit by . omeroy, Tnlal HecelptR - lncum.. 3114471 'I 1 consign maehmer.v. crmt uct : such a sale and .at th 5 a e Total "'"' "~~tln,r Balanc• Plu~ ' ~ bul1ding acroSI from the ' vided. Vacatton With pay e m 1 . receiPt• 181164 41 1 Jim Carnahan, Racme . Ohio. time be reeeiving a higher I CUSTOM butchertne and cut· ••~t•nduur•• : ·· · RoSpocnl~~:redOhbioy, thPeosGtreatOIBieicned.ll Send name, Bile, address. I Phone WI 9-2706. or Rick monthly Income tins Pbil Meier, Phone WY ""~~=~! s.r ..;,... ~ M.. , ..... "M.~ 3ll PT . PLEASANT - Jack A. ..... past experience Hnd refer- , eoooo Methodist Church Youth ence to: The Daily SentineL ; Koblentz, Chesler OhiO Ph c. c. CUCKLER, REALTOR . l-JSlO. 12 ' tfc ::~r~~~~n~nd l'ood .. ~1 .384 .89 Nuckols. r.ommissioner o( the WV !-3830 RtpHon r-~ EquJp;,,.nL 31/.115 , West Virginia Department of I 985-4fl75 Sale co~duded, by : BOX t2J Class. Proceds will be used[ Box 6ti8"P '\ Pmneroy. Ohio. The Bradford Auction ComPOMEROY, OHIO WILSON'S car wash. 550 P811!f ~Lher .. .. . . ~:~ I Motor y,.,hicles has released a , . . . . . . . .Jei..,Jelle41e4k'l'l for miBIIODI • 26 3tc 3 23 3tc • 'ddl Oh' Ph otal lt~pendlluru 31 I ~ -· "' : pany. 3 26 13tc 3 26 3te St. M1 eport, 1o. one Bal•n~ ... O<e<.>, 31 , JM4 .. ~1~;; fact sheet nn vt!hlcles and driv. I WY 2-3715. 3 17 30tc : To~~:Jret!.~/'~~·,~·ture& plu•'' Balanf'e ers of the state THERE WILL be a h Ma h 28 SUnda ymn :rtng SALESMAN wanted $17.000 fl1r 14 ft SE,'\ - KING BOAT, nmtor WILL SACRIFICE Movmg out TITLE'~1 ;e~J~·D~A&~. aH.Hu11 1 According to the f.act sheet I rc ' Y. at 2 p. _m.l rli!ht man over 40. m the trailer and equipment $550 of stnlt> Spht level. stone 1 &l.Jl.TIUNt..ER fhl•m~e. Januar.¥ 1. 1 "'1 . ·~the Freedom Go9epl Mls-, Pomeroy area. Take short : Blonde Dmette set, $50 . .and alummum s1dmg, 3 bedCem..,. 8tll'¥tN :.:~: 1 P!: Ohio ·---0-! for the fiscal year of ~96.'J • 84 . ] ll011 at Bald Knob. Rev . E. ~ · auto trips to contact custom· Porch glider and chair, SIO ruoms. carport. covered patCl1tf knNitonl ~:!~PI T ... f~= ~her~ were 686 · 4~ veht~les ~- ~ Griffltb, pastor. The public ers. Write A. B. Brook~. VH.:e Refrigerator wilh freezer io, cham link fence, wall-tol.'rfte. PHM • c.tMt Gueral• F;.n.rranlf•r•· 1Slen~d ; 508, 486 msured vehtc· : Invited. 3 25 3tc Pres., Texas Refinery Corp t:hrsr, $40 ; Rototiller, $75.00 wall C'Rrpet. fireplace. panoA.. C. BRAIWHRD ~~::~~ ~~;~:~· ... :. ::.~ lies; 178,003 uninsured vehicles I .........,, Je•..tu Salon, mo·v''!f.l to Box 711. Fort Worth I, Texas . Phont! WI 9-3222. ramie view of Ohio RivP.r . 8ada Oldl Tolill. Me(Jnnh• 1 .B•Janc• lu 1 78 ~ . 4..~ showing a 25.93 per cent of velltcelpt. P lh' J · d premiHs formerly occupied 3 2.2 6tp 3 26 3tc New Haven, 882-3208 I d tfc ••PtOndlture~: · · 119&:~ ICes unmsure . by Cliffs Shoe Repair Shop, . - -. FOR SALE. Bedroom SUite t45. 1 3 26 ate l'leiller Buildblt oitlppl) f 0 r ~~i:~~~~ =~":~~·~.~n~ . ' 1&3 tG IMTheh fact! shseeth showed 88 of 19.2 N . 2nd St., Middleport. ROUTE MAN wanted , 2~ or ovt'rstuffed chairs, dresser, ITWO HOUSES for sale nr rent new homes Butlt in kitcl\.- l ~~~!f ~=!~llouu., I .:: :!:.:g 51;'~ l,ed~ .t ere.we,re 853,· Permanent Spedal, 2 - $10. over, responsible, cnnscl<'n- rockers. dining room chair!!, I in Syracuse. Ohio. W H. ens, storm windows. alum- I ~al•nc ... Dectmu;:: Jt. 1964 . '~ I . hlchensl flYers m t le. sta~e Haircut, styling, shampoo tious, Willing to advance Lib· lable. desks,. wash srands. l Tw-ner , Phone WY 2-31)81. lnum Siding Call Guy NeJg. l "~eE,:~rt;alur~~lu• B..laftl'.. thwlt t e ari!desl group being Kl iDid let Included. WY 2-5269 era! pay plus commission. lamps, rhma cupboards, , Ohio 1 TinE v rvND7811f..1 e 2I -year-ol age bracket. Take Over Poym3 23 titp i 1 ler, Racine. ..... 77WJI3. 3-18-30tc ABC Cleaners, Mason. w va. clneks. umbrella stand Love FO~ R -- ·. · 12 29 tf I ::~!7;:. January 1. u"" - 1 - t:entage-wisr, the greatest num· seat and chain. Pictur~ fram- ~ SALE : Seven room house c Trau.tua -(1_ ber of traffic convictions for the 18DDLEPORT Fire Depart· 3 22 6tp , es. marble top table LeE! Rud· extra Jot near school. Pearl ~ Qnner, Ptw<IBI ... l l'o;~~H~~!:,~~~-~~i~~~,;· ,.-o.... fiscal year of July 1964 ro Jnent jitney aupper. Saturday, ,WANTED : Woman to live in. i.~t'll, 108 Legion Te~are. Porn- I Hysell , Rutland, Ohio. lleatlllta :::;.ndlturn --(1..... March I965 was 27,365, 3 23 titp :r~ar~St P·~i!en~ i No lawtdry. Call CH 7-2202.1 e~y _____ . ___ 3·1~I2tp ' Mbten.tlle . .,.. ·~ ~!1::I E~~~~~~t~~..suppuu' .. 1 ~ 3-Z0-.6tc · DON'T PUMP y0 u sluggish I 'Of{ SALE: 7 room house and lad ttiMII utter lrOIIa.et Balance Dt.cemtoer 31 1 .. Ta I. 3-w.&c -~U S Cl If lo Ice T bl , on Rt. We llaYI liD 111M ~~!~ E:l..,pendlture~ pi~• ~~~~~~• - 0-..__._ G Co , . . ¥ Ptl •• ue SuppiJu ONE -'f'lf-• .. 13~.....p. me 1ft M•ll ••>~n•n Ill UICI u ... &.INn tobl HarrisonSewer Madt.el Def'ftmbar 31 1984 l4.o'l'!'2 '-xf lee all tJ1e neW varmint Htfb P•7 llllldt"' 1110<tn "d•41'1...,rnent 3-2(H;tp ReaiMaMi .... AUIT!i .aNo LIA.ILITIISI-M. T~ MAGNA VOX l'tlouun41 o1 kt!\11 opn~ flr.per•tnn .., •• ITI: ttat•rn._, JJ, 1fl4 rifles. reloading equipment. •ratnln• <Ptltl UP'"'"'•d c..p .. rl ..ne• Ulh Call WI 1-m't ua, • NICIIt and a-•sorfes, re • blue·•ng llftlall;r u n -..1') II'Rf!E 1ntorm• on 7 • .... i~~un hl&rod . 311.4111 • "~<ton oo .tllh& .,.1111rle1 ..,..orr.mMia Pomeroy BuJJdJ~,, 38JIOO.oo --~ -·iring. New and n•ed WH . . ''1<11.'1 -'"''" ... allll~- •M .. ~"" ·--r~ , pnona. dy Craig,·tiJ:i:AnNG, P\amhhl• Maeder l:qulpm•Dt · ··::::::::·· · . . . ~ 13 MAR. II (UDI m Ill tlnds. Depot St. l..lncoln a.r.tce .... Sllll- flomUGJ ...-., Tol&l -'Meta'' . 64, -w&.e;, French Prov. -~Iand. Oh'lo. Pb. SH , .. , o_ ~ .. n•.ta.l . f'onMn·e;r Olllo __ Va. 773.............. .\r'aMII an&Mn. LIAIILtTJu:" l.o.tll ,704.38 The Past Matron's R~ 2, 9~ I • •tf Ill Po 8 r A.cC<Junta Paylbl E •• r· Ch pi OES Cabin.at W •--' T 8 .rv- c -•' Ham ll'eet. o.. Bona IAd<'!bllldne:_ .. · · . f.300.oo va.-'6e me a er, . Rut land• Oh'10 • 3 11 ~Otc •nntu 0 uy . PHH n ....... Slate of Ohio - Ciau~~ u..ooo.oo Imeet Friday evening March ,,-;:_ ~;;;;--;==:::: eourt'a tafl. - -r F•elllue1 , • ~r. WEIGHT safely witb •S-MALL LOT in Pomef"oy. How 1 m tfe T"t•J Ll•btllu.. .. 277.etue !at the home of Mrs. J. A. 352 N DeJ:-A-Diet tablets. Only 98c i ard Mullen. WY 2--3782 l!lrt:'e• or r>enctltD(';: ot .\~=·IIHI.Re :Young. at Stark'• Drug Store. I 3 24 12tc Middleport INCOME _TAX Service, John- I Tot.t . f0'1oii!II .IIil : The WCTIJ wiU meet Friday . it JA. I son · Sunpson lnsurance Ag. 1cwo,,L DIITlAK&,?611:J8 :evemng at 7. 30 p m 3 L!IIOtel ..J &ONDI lt.ND NOT. ' ' · :::-:====-:::-:--- - -- STANDING Ti mber. Top cas h ency, Roo m 6, Coats Buii" l"urpott• tor Whodt • • ~ Mt . Moriah Baptist Church AU'n.'MOB[LI lftlllfanct Deer~ prLco paid Marion Reynnlds ....... Middleport. c....,•._ ond hOt ••• · MAR. M • OU6 l•utflarn LH•I ldiMI 0 , •• 1 ftDalllled'? o011 Your - · CoolvJ'IIe • Ohl·o · Rt •'1 Cal I 20 tlo OUJ.st.ndl n •trlctTh e Junior and Senior · ~, 11. . _ _• ..._, an. IlLRf.o~emm,:· 12 e~ . 31. 1M3 JM.OOO.Oo _ _ , ~ "• r after 4 o'clock, 667-3500 . ce Cop[ Bal., outtt. Deemo.U.~~ . .,!!~.oo class of Letart Fallll ll!letllooli.tl 1lMk 111 tf SMALL Tolal Ouut D•e 3 ...............oo ----,---c:c--~-.::::.= - papers. , Rate ot rntere 1t- 1• tll86414 n.ooo.oo cburch will hold a jitney --lmost any I D~t. uf ll'lrtal M: . . For Rent IWANTED to Buy, Antiques ENGINE REPAIR louu•.,n lturaJ .·.:._.. . llfl' ~•nt ,..., per sat urday, MIreh 27, at Caniv.al, China. Cut Glass ;:",t.tandln. ~ . c31, 'u::trl:-ooo,. Community HalL Serving Is HOUSEl AND Apanment f11r Pom" Hmed u tno r1 · • · be Glassware, Clocks, Old Alad -· ..J BLI Ouaat. Det:" Jt ~. .od s.ooo.oo gin at S p.m. Proceeds nished and unfurnished , all d. . Roche t Ra 1 t tlc t Wright Power Saws T~>lll ou111 Dei! [ 47.ooooo go 1 t . h 1 m s, s er. yo o I RMte ut 1 "t~re•i 3 . 1": 47.000.oo or a new carpe m t lire!. Phone WY 2_3267 common on lamps or parts able ror 1 hi• & Service ~at.e ,, P'inal Mu Ptr ~:. church. Everyone ia welcome. 1 3 24 12 tc 1 Furniture, Marble Top Tables ~-~Issued ~:!m" 1,~c:::~~,~•tr"'41t~o"' .; · c1• .._ MAR. %1 ~ o M0DERN 6 rooms and bath 1 Picture A1buml!l, Picture A y Ul66. RH Lawn Mowen_ ~~~~~n•12 lhlr.31, tJJea 21:10.eu.. The regular sub-district Melh~J apartment. Middleport. Ph. : bums, Picture Frames, Wash 2 18 tfc Fox 0. Karls ~:~ 1 ~':!t ne~o. :af.~=. 1: 7:0t: odlst Y~uth Fellow8hlp r a 1 1 WY 2-3121. 3 24 He bowl and Pitcher 5ets, Larg ~ TOT .au _ De(' 31 lNI m.s14.11 will be held Sunday a:~:~ lST -FLO(>R--1 Bedroom f'fric-1 Glass Marbles, Glass Pape •ntecl ; WILCOX SERVICE ~~':::~"1 ~· 31, 1aea .. 111111111 • March 28 at the United , Weights, Telephones, 8r::.. ; ;:~ AB E FOR baby olttln-g ' S P.M. to 10 P.M. Dally Blll•nc-.a •Out ;":"!",.. t'I33AIII4.M aa:OOO:~ OOist Church in Pomeroy lierl..,oM~~·-••• lency apartment, Middleport. Co d 3 18 12tc 412 1. :Srd Av•. Middleport Thtal Out.t ~ 31 · p te 1 1 W!_2-387_4 __ _ 3-2()..fitp [ pper, ron, ew r an full or part time. Tel. WY 2· OitAND TciuL · tNO~-:;,.:uu..., 2:30p.m. Gueat 1peaker __ _ _ Wooden Article8. r...ee Rudisell, Schuler's Grocery. Antlqult)·, 6l49. 3 l6 Ue I ~~'.:.'::!:• ~o.e Jt. 1!113 011~~. . be Rev. John WOllam~, A""' I SEVEN room house with bath 108 Legion Terrace, Pomeroy Ohio, American Beauty ToCOLTS SlGN TWO ••+.. Outat. 1n.e~~;1 ciate pastor or the First Me1Jb.l and lull basement in Syra3-15-12tp mato Juice, 4 cans 89c ; MacLivestock BALTIMORE. Md. (UPD- Total Outat. u.c. 31', JNI : ta:J.Ilt:M odist Church in Athens. cuoo. Phone WY %-2455. -~-.-~ e~ o~r~T -r-a-, de kerel, 3 cans 59c ; Pink SalHalfbact Jim Blneo and tackle .., "- ,,. MAR. It 1 5 3 16 tfc mon. 2 cans 89c ; tomatoes, ! Dr. Me-lvin E. Doerr, Yeterfn. Jim Gray, both of Benedict RECORD TJCKII!;T SALE The Harri&onvUle FOUR ROOMS and- bath, un- 3 BEDROOMhOuse - with gas 6 cans 79c; Sucher'• Rose- arian, large and small an!mato. College. were signed as free CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPI)- Leogue baooball two bunilhed 1partment, gar· • furnace and concrete drive- dale bacon, 39c lb.; Best ice ' 128 Washington St.• Ravena- agenta by Baltimore Thursday Seuon ticket sales for the On- tion wilL hold ita leCOnd •1~ . r~nt reuonable . Phon 1 way . Will take house trailer cream &9c gal.; fresh fruit!! ! wood. W Va. Phone 27S-C7J. and will report to tbe Colts' ci.rmati Reds h&ve reached an ing Monday Mareh 29 at 1 $!., Pomeroy. Phone WY :1- In trade. Melvin Litt.le, Che- ll<ld vegetaoles. Phon• WI 0-1 Office bours, Daily 4 to I p. training camp Ia Jul7 for lry- all-time high of fll/5,773, up 32 in the school oaf~ 1m. ~ 2S lie I shire . J :14 It< 11226. J 25 Stc 111. 1 8 do 0111&. /let ceDI ovor !all 11110100. ra111n1 projoelt will Ill ollotllolll.j' , AITENTION Farmers: f Mnt,r Co. SPECIALS! William D. Childs : ! 1 -- NEW ELECTRIC r,.·; j GUITAR 1 I, I now 1elevision Revue abbr, I J point REPOSSESSED _, ••, I Wurlitzer SPINET ' $399'"' I $16.00 a month .' ll.!: SOCIAL CALENDAR m. STEREO. i Price I I I 1 TH.0 MAs 0 RGAN 2 pnCe U$ED Now .=:· '1= ·.::ru: - ........ - .Trllaol ....... HOW (01'..-IE. YO' ~"'f ON THEIR s:oE? I~ "ffU BAS--< DAISY r"\A!: IOv 'L~ GO ~AC K C~ PRISON FOR. :<!0 YEARS .'.r l FT Pt1[ BASr-1 HE:<:. YOU.'! / • •• ~~l:::") hiO llt-'IIT fOTHE. \ DAMAGE f:>' ~ At..-1A-:"F JR.. • 'SOCIA~ v"}QPr'.ER IS A- LOV·.'ED TO FO~ \{~"' 26. Queer 2&. Woo 31. Bongbfrd: 84. Blunders 36. Lamprey 37. Forward npfy 4Montbot the yea.r «.Doctrine "·Sheer linea. .U.Borde,. G'. Youoggldl eolfoq. flrllt 44.Evening """god 45.Hlghprieet ~0 .-.. .~ ~,.. ~I" chtlcl ft.Fuu L'l'oo.- p~ II " Bt.Utt!o DOWN . IB I" .. as. Negative • S2.Rouad-upo I" I' KING' '"·Equip ,. 21, Ind1catee '7-Eng.poet anderltlG loboter -d 23. S'"'iieal tnstrumentl • body ao. ora APP<lllda&'e 19. One-spot 21. sourc"ol shade ew "'""""'• """'' 19. Perform ' ~ . 1'1' , DICK IRAC.. '- CHESTiiR GOULD .. ~~·· r' I'" ~ I"' i"' "" •' (0 DAILY VR'f'l'rOQUOTE - llere'o bow to work it: AX"''DLBAAXR Ill LONGFELLOW One letter .tmply IJtandJt for another, In thla sample A. a. u•ect for the three L'~~t X for th!t two O'~~o etc. Single letters, apo.. trophies, the length and lclnnatlon ol. tbe \YOl'dal are all hint-. Each c':ty the tude lettem are dllterent. ~Oh, I'm .,re Harold knowe how much he need• me! e reanze, Jou can't blame eVerything on the weather and the bole at the office!" A OIJPiocnlol QuolaliiiWW Bli:R.I BXGU EU SPKB WMPO Radio I 1 WQ R0 lett.l6. Rubbed 18.compasa veh' Je coun ' I Entereit Hotpilal I S588 Fact Sheet Is ReIeased - 0 • - I AND lh AbREED NOT TO lEAP ()H Mf. AW!lt<1< I -· LOWREY ORGAN 1 1 1 I • ill!I<NE~ . """"' 1 Blaettnars ¥ DA Jl Y CRQ GUITAR Wheel Alignment Brake Servl'te ., (,'!' A6REED NOT TO TR'I TO TriROILl IT IN THE 1RI\SH I NEW SPANISH i HospitaJ ~ews Among those who entered Holzer hospital in the past 24 By RICK DU BROW end early each afternoon m or· hours we . J 1. p to . re . A u IUS res n, HOLLYWOOD (UPI - So der not '"'" inter Iere wIt h pnmeEa t 1 8 1d 12222 futuristic have been the live t' Th I' ~ern ve ., ra a r ' 1meeedprtogrthams.' IL, eH"mA!I'SI'laTrVy Rt. I Gallipolis, Ricky Evans, Rt . 1 r a t no . t M . .,. television events of the past agr . o ts a. cr c. , rs. Rox1e ~:.V · two days ~ the two-man Gem- promised that mghrly documen- an 5 , Bidwell, Mrs. Jack E. Watini space ride and the Ranger tary .wrap~ps would be !Jresenl- son, Ht. 1 BJdwell Gre or A 9 photographs of the moon - ed m prlme·llme and would C:ooderham, Rt. 1 ~ Cro.:n ~ity, - that it iB difficuU to imagine give a fair shake lo each side, 0 what video has next in store and specifically avoid editOrial eni~e Ann Kososkie, 12 Pleas- ' APPOINTMENT for us. The excellent coverage t.'Omment that might alienate an.t St., Pt. Pleasant , Jeffrey J NEW YORK •UPI) - The 1 by ABC-TV, CBS-'fV .and NBC- any S('gmenl of the world vtew- Miller, 2614 Garfield Ave' Pt. Rev . Dr. S. Garry Oniki of New TV makes it clear that little in mg auU1cnce Pleasant , George .Jones, Jr ., York has been named associate the realm or human experi- , Henderson, Maurie€ R. Jones, to the Rev. Dr. Truman B. Dougtnce will be denied us. I HEATS·TV has promised to Henderson , Mrs. Robert Ray las , executive \lice president of ConfirmaUon uf this comes keep its commercl.lls at a min- Grimm, New Haven, W. Va .. the Buard for H001aland 1\"hnisrod.ay in information leaded ex· imurn durmg key battles. At Dewe.y F. Fi her , Jr ., Grimms tnes of the United Church of elusively lo me by the UEATS most times, 1t wlll wait until a Landmg, W. Va., Kenneth Her- Christ. television network (BEATS-TV battle s(•t•ms Lo have a logical bert Homlne , Rt. I Rutland , Oniki will act as Douglass' which reports thut , should the break before inserting a com- Avery A. Nelson, Hemlock deputy wiUI special attention to occasion warrant it, it is ready mercia!. For the more import- Grove, Berry Douglas Wills, correlation of the board's many to provide the public with the ant and significant battles, Rt. 5 Jackson, Carl A. Wallace, divisions. biggest and best live coverage sponsors have agreed to limit Wellston , Mrs· Richard Camp-----~ of World War III and any wars them selves to a commercial at bell, Coalton, Michael A. Tred- Sweetwater, Wyommg 's larg~ that follow. U1c begmning and the end. way, Scottown, and Kimberly ' est county, !las an area larger BEATS-TV has been in con- All the latest techhiques will Ann Baker, Rt. 4 Athens. than the individual areas of sev~ tact with all of the world's be employed by BEATS-TV in Birth• en of the states o( the Umon. m, 1itary leaders who matter, ils coverage of World War 111. Mrs . Robert Dean Colley, 115 The United States governand all have agreed that, like Of particular use will be the East D St., Wellston, daughter, ment purchased its first airProject Gemini and Ranger 9, immediate playback of battle I6 A p.m.7 'J1mrsd<~y. Mrs. John plane on July 30, 1909. World War Ill bat lies will be- highlights t'or example, this $$ gin very early In the morning, would enable a platoon leader AVROSS 2. Finner .20. Tlna when the viewing .audience is to take what Is left of his troops 1. Onward 3.Ftmcing 22, Girl'S still groggy from having to get and show them immediately a. Boi sword up to watch, and is not in a where they went wron11 . In a 11, Ialand: 4.Land :u.,.,.. Bay of' meoaure state to care much one way or close or disputed baltle, the man 5. Perriver the other. It is believed that in world court could rule quickly, 12. Naples Biblical formell 2$. Inthis way, television can prove on the bnsls of such irrefutBble n""c 6. Prietttly lfamod to the International Communica- evidenl'e, as to who won. Fur- 13. Religioua caste: iASUL 1NS AlLII!1' b elief Persia tiona Commission that it is do- thermore, cameras will be inon 14, Street f. Conform ey~ tng a pubUc service and may stalled on planes and oLher Arab 8, M&Je lid: Yerierlla:r"e .a.-• help dim enthusiasm for future weapons so that viewers can 11'i,Poem sheep \'ar. 33, Tangled experience the war first-hand 16,Small wars among viewers. 9.Looked !8. Cloth 35. Fence step drink pJease4 Llkewtse, World War III will) and feel involved. 40. Pub lteq 11. Enr. title: Jl). Right-or 29. Legialatlve .U. Fenne.L: I I I W Harfr;olt . 672 l.n\\'Pr River Rd, daughter, 5:32 p.m. ThursdAy . .Mn. Sheridan Russell Jr., d111J· ghter, 1 59 p.m· Thursday. DJIIC:baraed Pa t len ' l s recen Ll y d'u1charg ed included Marjone Rinehart, ' James Schooi::i, ,\ tyrtle Harvey, I 1 James Nicholson, Mrs. Ger.ald 1 Lehew, Mrs . Roy Per kins, Mrs. Elza Malone. Mrs. Bessie Hartley, Mrs John E. Furst and In· 1ant sun, Henry D. Johnson , James D. Davis. Rf>becnt E. Stutler, and Kathy L. Dunn. Mcnday Thra Frld&yl BoliO Sign-On, Newt 6:05 Sacred Heart UO Meigs CT, RFD 6:25 Paul Bowers Farm 6o30 , BIU MJilor Sbow 6:$"( Weather 7oll0 National News 1o05 BUI Mlller Srow 7 :30 Sports 7 : ~ Bill Miller Show 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show (Tuesday-Thursday) 7:50 Newa 8o30 Daily Light US Baker Fumlturo Show (Wed.-Auctloo) Fr~ Show) 9o00 Newo 9o05 Collee With Janel IOoiiO $>rap Shop 10,15 .Mom••• Meditations ~.., Mlller Sbow 10,30 Bill 10,45 Mason Agr. Prgm (Tues.) 10:45 Family Worship (Tblll'lf.) 10:45 A.S.C. Prgm (Pete Sblelds) (Frldayo) Il oilO Newo 11:05 Tlny'o Coa!llrJ Junct1011 lUi> Ttny'o Country IlyDm Time 12:00 C!rmtllll Bloot Newo 12:30 Gum Star (Frl) 1:.-30 Larry Aoderaon Show 3:110 Jim Mees Show 4:10 BlaetlnBi' Alllo Show (Tueo-Tiwr.) ! ·30 Newo (Local) 4:{() Jim Mees Show 5:00 News 6:05 Jim lllea Sho•• a....Jor•• TERRY 1:50 Sundown Serenade 6o30 Sign Of! Saturdays: &oliO Sign On - News 6:05 Country Music Time 6o25 Country Jamboree BV AVKWWN Bl. EMRB JL.•-B'IIKBPUA ... WE.LL,IORNAOCJ'S HAD RE'NT'( ~IENCE, 1QQ! BtlT Wf-IAT A J?fALLV NlCK. CAT f THt WAY HE AND 'SANDV ~rr rr 01=1= I IL . MUTJJAl. RiSPECT "t'6'PO&E?. OLD WH!Sk'ERS MOb-.., tw,l£ 'iQT ~AT PHOMY DoC S~, BUT I At/iT QQ£! GUYS DOWJI.l 'Tl4ERI ARE: MOUNTAIN MEN "'' NEVER UNDERESriMATE 'f.M, 0~ Yootoro~aTW Q)p~ I ALWAYS J'ELJ:L AN OP'l"'IIflSt WHEN I EMEJWm FROM A TUNNEr ••-ROBEftT l,.YND GIVE 'EM m EVON Cl-li>NCd (0- ..,.. ......,. """""""- ---------- - WJEH RADIO 1:00 NeWJJ 7oll5 Larry Anderson Show MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 1:1111 Midway Matinee 10,45 It's Music - Army 3:55 News Beat 11 :00 Dairy Valley & Uutton'J ?:IS Sign On 4:00 Di:~c ing witb Doss . 'J'op Ten Show 7:30 News Headline~ 7:32 Musir'al Clock t: 30 lntercbange 12 :00 News 7 45 6:00 Community News 12: 15 Musical Interlude = Echoes of Joy 1,05 World News 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teets B:OO Ohio Valley News 5:10 Sporto Today !oliO The Jim Mees Show 8o05 World Newo 5:~ Weather 8 10 ' Sporn Todar 5,30 Sundown Serenade 8:IS Weather II< 10 Dinner Muolcsle UO Sign Of1 8ol6 Musical ClO"k Sign 011 SUnda)O: 8A1URDAY 8 °55 CTom.lknunll.~ NTeWll 7o30 Sign On- Army Hour 90110 7:15 Siga 0. 0 US News a wo own 7:30 Newt Headlinea 8: 110 F rench City Baptist 9o55 Mason County Newo 10:110 Publlc Service ' 7:82 Musical Clock Church 10:15 Family Worsbtp Hour ?:46 Word ond Testimony 8:30 Sunday Show 10:30 Latchs•.rlng 1,110 Oblo Valley NOWI 9:30 Tbo Bible Speaks To You 11,00 News Beat 1: Iii World Newo 9:45 Waah. llepll To Peopla 11:11i Momlng Melodl" 1:10 Sports TodaJ 10:00 Tho Good Lila ucept Friday Chtu'<h 1:11 Woather IG:I5 Coogresoman'o Report Bells Rinc ' 10:80 Sou& & Story Hour 10:30 Sunday Show 11,45 World Newo 10:46 Famiiy Worahlp Hour 11:30 Tbo Quill IIOILr 11:51 Muon County News 11:00 Newa 1 Army Hour 12:00 Nowa 12,110 Community Nawo 11:30 Public Sen-ice 12:15 The Cbrbllan'o Hour 12:05 Local Newo 12,1111 News Roundup 12:30 The Rev. MerUo t'oata 12:10 Markell 12,20 Bulletin Hoard 1:00 Tbo SUnday Showcase 12:15 Weather 12:25 Nt~ws 0 Gram1 1:10 The Rev. 8IIu Blllupo 12:20 BuUallD Board 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:00 The Re•. Andrew Pl1'10111 VUli New1 0 Grams !,1111 lJiscing with Doss 2:45 The Rev. lloocoo Thorne 12:80 CouniJ Arent 4:30 Top fen Rlwua 1:10 Tbo Stmd.ay Showcase <2:411 Country Go Roond li,IIO Newa Ro.mdup UO Bapl!al Loyman•o Hour 1:110 Newa Beat 5:10 Poblio .!enloe e,oo The Suntlowa llorenadl 1,1111 Couutry Go Round 6:80 Dinner Muslcalt 6:311 Slp 011 &:5$ News Beal 1:110 Sijll Off ., ,,flO .. BltANNft Sot PEOPLf !P H~VE 'rOJ .. Bi ... DE.C'lDSP YC1 W/'10 lH&Y\.L 6l: f �.' MEETING Gr""l• haD on March a at. A saclr: lrmch lco~ milk be ~ will be the topic /,' 10 o.m. to S p.m., rponsored fumlabed) ~ • meeting at Rock Sprlnp b_Y_the_~ Form B~ll. t. _ _ __ :!.;: Afternoon Circle Plans Rummage 'fd'mgm ' AP"1'/ SaleinUptowtJBw Plans were made for a rum· rrum for the Ale !lhldl wlll be 1 t Baby Shower lsGivenfar Mrs. Grover PEOPLE LIKE TO BUY CARS FOR LESS ••• WITH OUR HELP! mage . :.= ~..;~"" . . =~emoo~= m~ Mason Cl'rcles S d Planning tu Y Of New Nations . Methodist Women's Society Christian Service at 8 joint meeting at the church on Monday evening made plans for a Study Class on New Nallons. The first session is scheduled for April 4th at 7:30p.m. un der the direction of Mrs. Ray Prof- ! I fill. 1 One of the great advantages om:. bank auto loans offer is the money that they help you to sal'e on the over-all cost of a car.! Our low bank rates and clea·r statement of terms ( eliminatin!( any chance of extra cost~) can mean •avwq,s for Y?," · • · in purchasing your next or second car. The Circle members were remmded of the Huntington District WSCS Spring meeting to be held at the Johnson's Memorial Methodist Church In Huntlngton on Thursday, March 25. Registration will begin at 9:15 a m Nursery will be provided · · at the church lor pre-school ea: Choose your car and see us SOON! and Brent, M1ss Kay ' ~~tva~ ~ 1mc1 1M beDedlcllGa. Tile hGU IM, blrlhda WechJet. • 11ra. l!o!Dor eoot 1'~~:i. :':.. ~ w~ .... lDI aad ~ ':i Mia J'riiJda I' 1rom 111e Wayne Gl~ ·,.,...- lloll)f Mn. Klel l, s:'; I, ...... EqH+ II a .......... Your Savings Now Earn 4% Interest ~~* POMEROY *~NATIONAL BANK SWIVB. ROCKERS and T• y• RECUN.,,U.>' I;K~ II)' United Prell lllloruollollll Political, religious and civil rightll leaders renewed an anlfY call lor action today ln tho case of a white woman slain in civil rights wort In Alabama after four members of !be Ku Klllll Klan were arrested and charged with her murder. Demands were voiced for the arrest or impeachment ol Ala· llftlclals and police offi· cera. President Johnaon Clllled a news conference Friday e Your Cholco of Decorolor Colors eAII Choln "VInollo" VInyl el'ull Urelhono COII!mbus in June. They ve sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of Feeney. BeiUIIIU Post, 128, American Legion in Middleport. Co•poniOl'ers this year are the Business and Professional Women's Club and the Catholic Women 's Club of Sacred Heart Church. Senior Band. She is being coConnie Cooke, daughter of sponsored by the Women 's Club Mrs. Jean Cooke and Kenneth of the Sacred Heart Church Cook,1 is Clh<lpon,sored by the Joyce Long, daughler of · Mr. Busin'lf" Women • Club. She and Ml'1. Lewis Long, is spon-• actl~e in sch~l and commu- sored by the Legion auxiliary, lty a!J~lrs. She •• a majorette She Is a member of the Midnd a member of the Middle- dleport Church of Christ and rt High School Ba.nd, the secretary of the Condyslrlpel'1 tn Club, Glee Club member at Veterans Memorial Hosptt• secr,tary, assl~nt editor a.. Her school activities Inof the school , paper, 'The Ac. elude the Latin Club Glee Club t~lly''. She I~ a member ol r•porl<!r for the Future Hom.: <frl Scout Troop 221 aod 8 makers of America, Intramural member of Heath Meth()dlst spnrts and plays clarinet in the q.ur¢1 (where she sings In the Senior' band. cljpir) and MYF (Methodist Edith Haptonstall the daugbYIIIIth Fellowahip), an officer ter of. Mr. and Mrs: 'Paul Hapof , the County Council MYF, tonstall, is sponsored by the aqt SOfV\'8 on the council for Legion auxiliary. She is a mem111 ifortar;nouth district. S h e her of the Spanish club, Latin . ,. ,I] . ,., ervl'l ·88 a t;\ln_dystriper Club, senior band, Glee Club. · at ••,~M ~emorb!I H~pltal. and ._plays intramural sports. y ·(\ar!de is Jhe daughter She is secretary of and active · of ,.,r, 8illl ~rs· l!:ugene Conde 'ir ·the Wktminltter Youth Felona ~I• a 'in!mbe. of the Sacred lowship of the First United Heatt Chlirch where she lings Presbyterian Church ol which in l~e senior choir. She belongs she is a member. She sings to ll)e Future Homemakers of In the senior choir, has stu. , EDITH HA,PTONSTALI. America. at MilS, Is a momber died plano with Mrs. A. R. of tlie Spanish Club and. plays Hecox for several years, and lhe clarinet ln the Middleport also is a Condystrlper· 'l 2 Pc. Suite . 119· SALELE$~~4::- 88.75 169·95 108· Name Officers Of Xi Gamma Mu In Election 50 . 2 Pc. Suite 2 Pc. Suite 199·00 279·95 184·00 179·00 259·95 ELBERFELDS DEPT. STORE- POMEROY;· ID I . I I' 199·00 299·95 188·40 2 Pc.. Suite 199·00 299·95 188·40 '1 1 1 2 Pc.. Suite Foam Cllshion 1\veed tl'abric . Early American Style ~Cushion Sofa - 229·95 148·00 159·~ i t WIIK • IMMIOIATI DILIVIRY \rs..ie..so..n...===;;;;;;;;;;;;==,I COMPARI DELIVIIIY I~ ------·I TONIGHT • SATURDAY v : If You Prefer The " FINEST" You Can Save $30 to $50 On Our ''FLEXSTEEL" Living Room Suites. We Just Received A Truckload. BAKER Furn_ it~re I ~-~'::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~--~ ~ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . . . .. -. . . . i· I ELVIS PRESLEY Ill I EJvi1 Presle~ Carolyn Jou•. 1 Vtc Morrow. "KIIiG CREOLI- TERMS: $10.00 or Less Per Month MORE FOR YOUR MONEY MEIGS THEATRE Dolotes Han. Deaa Jauer. feoturOIIo: A Mluo4 '•rtvne Cttlorc•Htton SUNOAY,MONDAY,TUI~ Morch U.29-llll "THI AMIRICANIZATIOII 0,. IMILYN Jame• Gtmer. Julle AodreWI .Jl· ~c~ol~• =•=•~·~h~ .......... ~~~! t;:~•· Ju. Col>lirn. .. .J . . . .w.... : ·' If you didn't know Ramblers now look ~ like, this, you simply haven't been looking ,,,.,, ·, '' ... ! .,.· r.~ '. chance to be In the same room with Mr. Wallace for five minutes." ·Jamea Farmer director of the of Racial Equality, slid, Mra. !Juzzo's death was "the re!IU!t of the achon ot Gov. Wallace and other of!lela'- who .have encouraged brulaUty and last ditch res!!'lance to the mandate of the American Constitution and all morality." ~ .... .~· . Points Out Need Farmer said the slaying "pnints out the need lor continuous fed eral presence" in AIabama. Michigan sta te Rep. David Holmes .rr , a Negro, called on the PreSident and Congress to take action in Alabama "even to the tune of 1mpeachi118 those in public office in that state if nec'essary." The Ep iscopal bishop of Washington, D. C. , the Rt. Rev. Wil· Ham F . Creighton said Col. AI- ' ' • . i .' "'' •· '. ' "(; - bert J . Lingo, head of the Alabama highway patrol. and Dallas County Sheriff Jim Clark "c-ertainly should be put under arresl." Michigan's two U.S. senators, Democrats Pat McNamara and Philip A. Hart telegraphed the President urging him "to use every means at your command to help bring to justice those who committed this crime." Reacts Sharply At Tuscaloosa, Ala., the lmperial wizard of the Ku Klux -~-------- ·- Kia na. Rebert Shelton, · sharply to Presidellt JIOIIII• remark that Klalllmen terrorists. " ~.t'l Shelton said the l'tell' was ''a damn liar.•• If the lour mOl) turned out to be Shelton said, "we going to come to " I don't approve of '!~~~~:~~~ he said, "but if she ofr.. w 1 had bee!> at home Willi fivt kidl, lhe lrOUldrr't> been caught Jn thlll CHARLESTON, WVa. (UPI) -Weal VIrginia recorded its second four-fatality traffic accident within 24 hours near here Fri· day night when four Duke University students on their waj> to a weekend holiday ln Ohio were killed ln a truck-car collision on the West Vtrglnla Turnpike. The victims, all of Ohio, escaped death momentarily when avoJding a coHlsion with one truck but their car went into a skid and crashed sidewaya into another rig. The del!d were Identified as the driver. William M. Ruggles, 20, of Columbus, aod passen gers Kristine J , Johnston. 18, Granvile, Ohlo, and Carol Joan Cranmer, 20. Zanesville, 0 h I o, and Linda Israel, 20, of Marietta, Ohio· Police said three of the victims were killed instantly while Miss Israel died at a Charleoton hospital. Ambulance attendants worked for more than an hour to lree ' one body front the wreckag•. Bire-:eruptetl awnentt later but was extinguished without injur- ies. The truck driver walked Iron the accident uninjured , Four pel'10ns were It Ill e d Thursday night when their compact auto smashed Into another vehicle near Bluefield. Frank Wilson 1~8.7 4 Pc. Curved Sectional band, AnlbODy, was heard to uy: "I wlah they'd give me the Four Ohioans Die in Crash On Turnpike Tllese four girls, all juniors at MHS, will represent Ml(Jdleport at the annual Buckeye Girls' State held in t ' SALE ENDS MARCH 31st lier, Wallace oaid : •·or cour,. I feel badly about anybody get· ling kUled. It's still safer on Highway 80 in Alabama lhan riding the subway Jn New York." "Mrs. Liuzza went to Alabama to serve the struggle for ju.olice," Johnson said. "She was mUrdered by the enemjes of justice, who lor decades have used the rope. the gun, the tar and the feathers to terrorize their neighbors. In Detroit, Mn. Liuzza's bus· { ai.7:h $1a?.go to . announce the arrests made by the FBI in the slaying of Mrs. VIola Gregg Liuzzo, 39, Detroit. She was the mother of five children. Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace said the slaying, which took place on U.S. 80 between Selma and Montgomery '!bursday night. was 'an outrageotl! crime" and "a cowardly aCt." He released the statement through a secretary. WaUace "Feel Badly" In a televised Interview ear- MHS Delegates Are Announced $~~·= 80 ' ~ ~lal ----------"-------.-----.~=--::...... __--...:.:....:...:.=.:c.==:..::..=_--.......::.:--.----;--- - - ---- Covorod Wllh Annual Legion Birthday Party • R • Held In acme speak~. 139· ent .. ne . I 95 at $64·QO ~.·.·:· ~ $144.~ 9]-50 e • Sale ! •79•50 BERKLINE CHAIRS 1 2 Pc. Suite • loJ'rld J'ar Boll .. wtdiilo. It lloelr Fom,Lc Mrs john A. Chattin present· t'tled "ReZipperod C111hlon ed the program en ' Through , K' dling the Inner Life The Rae lne Amer lcan LegionI P ~ er " Scripture used in the and Auxiliary held the ann~ d;v~tio;,.l program was taken Legion birthday party at e _ . !lvme Sunday afternoon. It was _ 5 13 15 rrom James ~iso~ was Mrs the 46th anniversary of the Le;urser~ :::" with Miss Jose!: gion and 18th for Racine Post . t ~s n~sery worker. 602. Visit the 3rd floor furniture Dep1rtment for Excellent V•lues lri hsy a Twenty-four persons attend- Mrs. Eugene Holte: Auxiliary Chairs, Rockers, Recliners, Lounge Ch1irs 1nd Occ1sional ChJirs. ed the meeting. including two president. presided with John T. Early American, Modern, D1nish Modern and French Provlnclll Styles, guests, Mro. Willis Dud6ing of Wolfe, Poat Commander, and I p · 'I ' Pledges the Mason Mothers' Club and ~s. Vir~! Walker, Acting-Chap- , Upholstered in Nylon Frieze, Vinyl, Nylon Mattalesse and Tapestry, I , lgma the guest speaker, Mrs . . F. C. lam, assrstlng. : Sponsoring Dance Reichert of New Haven. Mrs. Rep. Ralph Welker, was the $189 00 WING BACKS SALE $100.~ I1 The pledges of Pi Sigma Reichert, presented facts perti- guest His talk was of fratermty of Rio Grande col- I nent to the need for the Increase great interest to those tlttendlng. $159:00 WING BACKS SALE '$109\ . Serving Meigs Count y for over 93 yean ' lege are spon!IOring a dan;~ : in giving of blood to the Mobile A queotlon and anaw~ period $139.00 ROCKER-RECLINERS SALE ·$1.04.00 . Wednesday, Ma,..h 31, from v, 1 Un" when it visits the area ev- was held on several topiCs pend· D I 30-10·30 featuring ·:The Cob- ery- six months. The bloodmo- Jng in State Legislature. POMEROY $119.00 ROCKER-RECLINERS SALE$92.00 RUTLAN 1 ras ," Coronet recording arhsts bile visits in the county In ApPast Unit Presidents attendl trom Beverly •. Ohio. _~ nl and October of each year. Jng Included Mrs. W!Uiam Stew$79.00 SWIVEL ROCKERS SALE $64.00 I Mem ber Feder al R..erve System The affair will .be held in Da The speaker urged the public art, Athens who Is also past 8th 1 / SALE $48.09 VIS Hall RecreatiOn Room at j to suppnrt the Red Cross Fund district President; Mrs. Edward . $59 00 PLATFORM ROCKERS Member Federal Deposit lnsur anre Corporation ' the college. All area . teen-age~ I C3.mpaign each year in the Simpson, Ml'1. Dean Brinker, . $169 00 ROCKER-RECLINERS SALE iare welcome. The pnce " I county. This organization as- Mrs. David Yost, also pas• 8th SALE $124.00 _____ ce~....:._pe~. -- - ----- I sists in keeping the mobile District .Jr. activities cha~ $149:00 ROCKER-RECLINERS , program In action In the co"'.'ty. Mro. Vll'gil Walker and Mrs $79 00 RECLINERS SALE $64.0!0 i Mason's fund drive Is tentahve- Virgil Rcush. $129;00 ROCKER-RECLINERS SALE ; 1y scheduled for April 9th, with Past Post Co~ers attend! Mrs Dallas Walker, iCtmg ing were William Stewart, Ath· $89.Q9 SWIVEL ROCKERS ::~: $aa:oo chab-man. ens; David Yost, Vlrgil Walker $109.00 RECLINERS · I The hostesses, Mrs. Miles 0 . and Eugene Holter, who have •Brown, Mrs. L. E. Tbomaa and served the Eighth District aa SA~: : 88 ;: I Mrs. Lester zerk.le served re- Chairman on varJous prograrm $109.00 SWIVEL ROCKERS 1 freshments to the following: of the Legion. Mr1. Ralph Wal$99!09 SWIVEL ROCKERS ::LE $'CIO l Ml'1. Fred Spencer, president, ker was a guest. ' Mrs. Russell BartOn, Mrs. Dol- Cake, ice eream, coffee and $(~.00 RECLINERS $l~:OO ' las Cadle, Mrs. George Carson, mints were served, followed by OF OUR BUDGET LINE OF LIVING ROOM ·. SUITES ROCKER-RECLINERS SALE E ~:oo . i Mrs. Glen Cartwright, Mrs. a social hour. $98 00 SWIVEL ROCKERS SAL I John A. Chattin, Mt'1. W. H. ---1Foglesong, Mrs. Morvan G. $15t.OO BARRELL BACK CHAIRS FIR8T IS BORH I Frame, Mrs. William Fry, Mrs. MASON Mr. and Mrs. Phil Roy Harless, Mrs. W a y n e ::LE ~5.00 I Van Vranken of 8297 - 52nd $69.09 SWIVEL ROCKERS Mrs. Murl Megee, Mrs. Green, SALE PRICE • •r Spo<lol. Seled From 7 Stylft COMPARI $78.00 SWIVEL ROCKERS $75 00 Arr1ngement lmmedbt• Del. Ralph Pickens, Mrs. James Ave. N., St. Petersburg, Florand 6Colon Wllh Fodory ida, are announcing the birth Proffitt, Mro. John Rottgen, $ 139•.00 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS ::~: $ f:tch Mrs. John Sisson, Mrs. Reuben ol their lirst child, a daughtet, 2 Stewart, Mrs. Howard Van Ma- Stephanie Dawn on March m $37.50 BOUDOIR CHAIRS SALE $25.,00 Foam Cushions Ire, Mrs. Charles Yeager and at St. Petersburg. The mother of the Infant is the former Bar- $59.00 TV SWIVB. CHAIRS SALE $12.00 Nylon Fabric 2 WEIK Mrs. ·Ray Proffitt. IMMEDIATI COMPAitl bara Wilson of Mason. The lnPlain Style DILl VERY DILIVIRY I $16.50 SEWING ROCKERS SALE ~3.00 . faot weighed 6 pounds and 4 ounces. The maternal grand$42.00 WOOD ROCKERS (Upholltered) SALE $22.00 I parents, Mr. and Mrs· BUss $29,00 PADDED WOOD ROCKERS . · I Wilson of Mason and grandson, I Foam Cushions Brent Wilson of Charlestolt tell t WEEK IMMEDIATI Nylon Fabric DELIVERY on Tueaday evening to vlalt with DILIVIIIIY COMPARI A Little More Style their daughtet. flD-ln-law and The Xi Gamma Mu Chapter new granddaughter In Florida. o Beta Sigma 'Phi met at the ' : Columbia Gas office Mlddl"' Foam Cushions port Wednesday evening. f Nylon Fabric tWEEK Election of officers wu held IMMEDIATI Attractive Style DELIVERY and the followiDg were elected: COMPARII OILIVERY 89" Sofa No:ma Amsbary, president; Ctoalc: Now lnt.rmoctlato- Romlller. Clarice Krautter, vice presilltrcer, 1portltr w.ith lntlne optloM dent; Shlrley Custer, recording 5 up too mllhtr 327 cu. ln. V-8. secretary ; Nita Conde, correFoam Cushions I sponding secretary; and Ann Nylon Fabric IMMEOIATI Rupe. treasurer. tWEIK DILIVIRY Extra Long 100" Sofa COMPARI DELIVERY It was announced that Shir,. ' ley Custer, Nita Conde, June : Walton and Margaret Follrocl would receive the Ritual of Jewels and Jane Brown and Lee . IMMEDIATI Seyler will receive the Exem' 2 WIIK . plar Degree ln a ceremony to DELIVIRY Foam Cushion COMPARI OIL IVERY I be held Wednesday, March II Nylon Fabiric at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Margaret Follrod. Ater the business session a 1 tupperware party was held with S Cushillll Sofa ' games and prizes being award· Foam Cushions 2 WEEK IMMEDtATI ed. Ne1lle Brown won the door COMPARI DILIVERY 1\veed Fabric DELIVIRY prize. Refreshment& were serv· Early Am erican Style I ed by Nellie Brown, Pearl Wei· ker. Norma Amsbary and Rolle 1 tile honored guest. Sending gifts were Mro. Myrtie Grover' Mrs. Do roth Y Co'.!ins. Mrs. Pat Humphrey' Mrs. Roger Mowery, Mrs. Janet ~enoy, Mrs. Evelyn Napper, rs. Lyle Chapman, Mrs. Bob OtapI man Mrs. Jean Creameans Mrs. i Gene O'Dell , Mrs. Roy Howell, L•ura Hoover, and Mrs. Mae ' Moore. '' 6Jeet .... ..,. .~~v.. IJr lilt E· L·8 E'R · F. . L D S . o faith Jn his We os he did God's will. Duriog the business meeting Miss Sanborn appointed a nomlnatlog committee composed of Mrs. C. M. Hennesy, Mrs. M. Hattie th L. French and Mrs. Smith. They wiD report at e April meeting. The circle voted to purchase space on the P.T.A. Calendar and to assist In purchasing chalrs for the Sunday :•c::::IJIO = l...:r=:m oo :::....- - - - - - hildren I NOW YOU KNOW Glbboal, Mra. llld Mn. o. P. Wayne 11ruce Llofd . • f90Nd linJW091111 frrull a ooob'lbatll!l, ..-.ell • IIIIo " ' drrur1 oourteroUowtnc lbe re;!1JllteiiDi wu clooled with meeting. • prayer Thetsken studyfrom leeson on calendar. " Abraham" the book, "Genells," by Charles Kraft, was reviewed by Mrs. Emerson Jones. She traced tbe llle of Abraham u he was pink white streamel'1 MASON Circles _ The ofMary and new callednation by God ing toand a basolnet In which leadgifts Rebecca the Mason and totheestablish place were placed. Games were enjoyed and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Robert Hoover, Mrs. Lee Denney, Mrs. Butch Grover, Miss Rita Casci and Mrs. Jim Batey received the door ' prize. . A large cake decorated w•th pink and blue booties, punch, potato chips, mints and coffee were served by Mrs. Houdashell and Miss Kay Eblin. The guests Included Mrs. _Lorain Venoy, Mrs. Roberta D::on, Mrs. Judy Denney,_Mrs. eanor Hoover, Mrs. Paul I and Rita, Mrs. Sandy Batey ah It Mr Ma ia Houdas e Jay. s. . rc Eblin and · , ~ ...__, '11'1111 Vn. Nm Mopre teparltd11r. ,.,.._. · sat. April D-:13-M when held ID tbe Rl>wleJ llld ~ IIMI'I=·;,!O~.; _·!Kl~elll,~~·:aa~r·:m:'""":.~:.~~~~~~::~~~----------, opened day afternoon at the churCh. 1 meditation by Mia Bea wltb ::Mr::•:.: · NOnn==an ~W..:.:•Y:....laad ___la_ch_alr _~ =er"::'";;...Sbetbe1~':;.c.s. Mn.with Butch Grover wa•March bonored a baby shower It at the home of Mrs. Robart Houdaohelt, uaisted by Mrs. Robert venoy. 'The home wu decorated with -' I' ~ ·~ /_ MAKING ll';IVESTIGATION Meigs County Sheriff Robert C. HaM enha r h completes an accident report f8na 1n makmg an rnvesl!gatron of a one-car mrshap at Bradbu r y Fndav ail ernoon . T11.·o persons were injured when thJt 1955 model convertible clipped a power pole . ~ Larry Baker Pholo. � 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 26, 1965 matlin whitlock