https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b96006c6e394c8b27a8cd5bdf0f6ccb4.pdf b9a44675329c680dd408fb6d071f4521 PDF Text Text i' ~Illy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Wddlepol't, ,. . Practice Held o., Apr. a....l~ Bedford School to Exchanged Bold En 8 ""' .. Stewart-Sisson Vows are For Inspection '.4~ Meetinr annual egg hunt for Bed By Me•gs • Tr ~mpie Method~~cburch 8b: bon! d. the UDited ' Aprt'/ Second at MI'dd/eport Ch urch ' lordTbeSd!ool, •ponsortlll by _the wen In Galli- NOW YOU KNOW Shop -~•Ids In Pomeroy For Her Around And About . Mlot Iva Marie Stowarl, _dau- :sull of blue with white ace.... Modern Woodmen of Am':'riCa, Plant '!ere made ud a prao- polls WedneadiJ to attend the . Middleport C)lter of Mrs. Clarence Stew·l50ri01 wtth a corsage of blue wiU be held Friday, Apnl 16, lice session held for inapectiOD Portamouth Dllllicl annual Mr and Mrl IIOrallo «.rt IJid the late Mr. Stewart ot and wblte hyacinth•. For her at 2 p. m. . on June I by the Meigs Temple meeting of WSCS of tbe Metbo- llfnlli' vlsl'"" &met... with Oaly ...,. of die 1$ pretldeall tl the Uoltod Sialet wen bon !PHI ol the Mllsllllppl: Her- . llot Dwl&Jol "im.ur ., · ·1!flddleport. hecame the bride ldaughlff'l wedding, Mrs. Stew· Children eligible to enter first Pythl.n SSIB!era Tuesday eve- dist church. They were Mrs. C. and Mrs of Mr. Robert Wayne Sisson. i art wore a navy blue dress with grade ne•t year are invited to nlng at the ball In Middleport. F. Tompkllls, Mrs, C. Melvin Trimble .' Johniom ~shire, Route I , Friday. l\p-l blue accessories and a corsage visit the f1rst grade room that Mrs. Karl Owen served a1 Pro- Alkire, Mrs. Robert WB!'Der. Receni m•-t• of Mrs. dl · Z at 7:30p.m. at the of "hite carnations. The;day. Parents are welcometotector of the Temple in the Mrs.HarryP.Smlth,l\lrs.Stef· Btal •--. Ia Wyck and MIS8 Lucretia Qen. ~ ~!" Churc· of Ct is! in ~iddlepon. groom's mother wore a powder bring younger children for the absence of Goldio Gllmore. The Rev. Art Marcum read blue 'rcss with whit r .accesso- afternoon festivities. Mrs. Wil· Mrs. Max Sanborn was re- helmer. ••"""a-et the vows of the double rmg r.es and a white carnation cor- liam Hart will direct the egg ported hospitalized and Mrs. Mrs. S!llith was lnatalled for ghMrsenourE~lzaChbethesblre. ceremony in the presence of lsage. hunt. !William Lowe h001e from the ~er tWo--year term aa dis-· Slaven . spent members of the immedilote fa. A reception was held lmmehospital and improving. It was Irlct historian and was also ap- the weekend ID Rainelle, W. Va. milies Attendants were Miss di.ately following the ceremony reporte<: that 65 sick calls had pointed to serve for three yearo with her daughter, Mrl. Sam 1 Beverly Perrin. Middleport. ar.d in the social rooms of the been made the past month and on the nominating committee. McClung and famUy. Mrl. Jerr• Brown, Cheshire. l<hun·h. Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. i$6' spent for altuistic work. Mrs. Warner was Installed u McClung 811!1 chlldren, Tqrrle 1'1e bride was attired in a :Sisson presided at the reception.' The group ordered more par- coWity leader. and Tammy, accompanied Mra. white two-piece wool suit with j The new 'drs. Sisson is a • lng knives and potato spears t.., Slaveq to ~lddleport t.or which she wore a while veiled graduate of Middleport High sell. A thank-you note was read a two-wed< vlslt. hat with powder blue ae<:esso- School and has been employed Mr J M · from Sylvia Bowen, district Mils Mary Park has been turned to ber home after ries. Pinned Lo her . shoulder ' in the offices of Dr. J. Brad· 1 teds. am~ds 1 urrfatyheJ L d":88 deputy, for the Temple's gift to 1 . . 1e ee pres1 en o a 1es ed ' H 1 in been was • corsage of blue carna- ,, 1 W In Middleport. She Will be- l Blbl Cl f the M'ddl t tho M ma orne and a etter OS Or.1. g a patlent . at 1 tions and white hyacinths. gin (}('W employment at the Citl· F" : Bast~ Ch h ;por was read from Beth D a v i s, ( General Hospital for 12 wew, Miss Perrin wore a twopiece I zent's Nationtlal HManksi_n Mi~dle. d~~s eve~,: at t~~ ch:~~~ ~ Gra· 1 ~nio~ ofd' tthet Temple, Mr. and Mnl. WlUia ~tlmJ., · por presen y. r. 1sson IS a Mr 8 1 h Wh't d M concernmg cue IS nc conveu· Mrs. Bob Mi1Jer entertained spent SUnday at Lake 1 e an grarl· "ile of Kyger Creek High s. e~ a rs. 1tion to '>e held Tuesday, ~ct. the Golden Rule class of the where they vlsited wJtb bill School and is employed as a Clyde Wmebrenner . were hos- 19 at Middleport with M e I g s Pomeroy Church of Christ Tues- thor and sister-In-law, Mr. f• :ndation mechs.nic for the tesses for the meetmg. Temple as hosts. day evening at her home, Union Mrs. Charles ~thony. PcunHOy, Ohio State of Ohio. The couple Is re- Othe~ ofh~ers are .Mrs. Char. . r. invitation was read to at· Ave Mr. Ross WJSe ~as returned TONIGHT siding at 915 Ash·Street, Middle- les Whit~, vice president; Mrs. tend inspection at Logan April The meeting, in charge of 1to Middleport from Miami, l'la. NOT OPEN ;port. Clyde Wme~renner, secretary; 20. The birthdays of Mrs. Ben Mrs. Elwood Bowers, president, where he baa spent tbe winter. I Mrs. Genevieve Saxton. t~eas- Neutzling and Mrs. Homer opened with devotions by Mn. Miss Mary Schaaf, Columbul, FRIDAXp~I~:J~RDAY I urer; and Mrs. Nora Hamilton, Jones were observed with the Charles Eskew who read an ar- visited last weekend wltb her "YOU'RE NEVER TOO Sur prist> Birthday flower chairman. Mrs. Murray I birthday song. Mrs. Griff Rus· licle by Dale Evans Rogers from sister and family, Mr.. anciMrl. YOUNG" Dinner is Held read the Easter story from the sell, staff captain, thanked the the Christian Herald. Psalm 23 Everett Bachner, Karen and rerry .;Jisch&iOe~~Martln· A surpri!ie birthday dinner scnptures and the openmg officers and staff for attendmg in unison ami sentence prayers Connie. Nina Foch·Diana Lynn. I was held Sunday, April 4 at prayer was g\ven by Mrs. Don- the practice session a.nd by the members concluded the Mrs. Flossie Allensworth and "THE QUIC.K GUN.. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Har ald Boone. announced that the next practt~e devotions. Members answered son, John, and Mrs. Grace Audie Murphy Merry AndE>n ld F G ·d , . Two hymns were sung, se.o;;s ion will be held May 10 m_ roll call with 8 miracle of the Hawley visited over the week-TechnicolorI o · . Mar Hner, Langsville, bon· 1"Blest Be the TI'e" ' and "In preparat'IOn 1or in spec 1·Ion m New testament. end with Mr. and Mrs. Jamea SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY I ormg r . arold Gardner. At· I the Garden." Devotions were June. AprUJ1.14 : tendmg were Mrs. Harold Gard- given by Mrs Boone using the It was voted to purchase a Hawley and family of Toledo. HANK 'NtLltAMS' i ner, Langsville, Mr. and Mrs. I theme, "The· Joy of Easter," lilly for the church at Easter. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Plck"YOUR CHEATIN' HEART'' Ro~a!d Ca rter , Mr. and Mrs. 1 which included several poems. • A round robin get·well card was ens were in Columbus over the ~~Jti!~:!~~~~~~on. oi"ivt>~R~~ Lamg Stro_ng and ~r_s. ~~-rbarct ; During the program hour sent to Mrs. Walter Kennedy weekend where they visited O'Conne-ll Gardner, all of Galhpohs, Mr. , each member gave a reading Jr. A reading, ••A Bible Charae- with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Buttons-Art hur Chri s Crosby·Rex tn.R:ram. and Mrs. Gerald Grate and . Mrs. Charles White gave 'Th~ ter, John The Forerunner," was A. C. Webb and Mr. Pickens' ~~~: ~~r~l~.a~str~~efir/~~~~V Harley, Mr . and Mrs. Harold Legend of the Dogwood Tree." The Riverview PfA is having givQe~ by Mrs. A. L. Phelps. sis~e~, M~. and Mrs. Paul Kautz IVhich touche~ the h~art . al· K. Grate, Langsville, Mr. ~nd An arrangement of daffodil!; and a cafeteria supper at the school mz games were conducted an amJ y. termt!ing bl:'tween tuv and . Mrs.. 'fho~ Carsey __and fam1ly, forsythia were used on the Friday evening, April 9 from by Mrs. Bowers with prizes a~ Mr . and Mrs. Leo Kenn~y tragedy Colorcertoon! . H~rnsonvdle. Mr . a~d M~s. i1 table with a lace cloth and yel· l 5 to 7 p. m. warded to Mrs. Eskew and Mrs. spent the weekend in Springfield Admission ?~c & 40c Harold W .Gardnt!r and fam1ly 1low tapers. Cookies and coffee At 7 p. m. a full ... length Denver Kapple. Refreshments where they visited with .......iiii::ii::::::::iiii::::::::::::::::::::::i."~t.";;Co:l~um~b~u~s~a~n~d~M:r.~an:d:_:M::,rs. 1 were served by the hostesses mo.~ie . .. T~e Long_. Long Trail. were served by the hostess to her sisters, Mr. &nd Mrs. t'" -· .... ·- . . I to Mrs. Lucille Mayes , Mrs. tr, starrmg Lucille Ball and the above and Mrs. Conrad Oh· Clarence Bailey and sons. Riebl Murray, Mrs. Pearl Horfman, Desi Arnez will be shown for a linger and Mrs. Louis Osborne. ard and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Elizabeth Slaven, Mrs. small charge. There will also C. R. Gilbert, and Mrs. '!bel· rna Shirk. Ml'l!. Shirk h.. been . Frances Bearhs, Mrs. Hamil· be games. : ton and Mrs. Saxton. The class The menu for the supper Is hospitalized for the past twO e Plush Rabbits ~~~- 39c to $2.98 h f h h k d dl weeks. They vt..ited enroute in , will meet the first Tuesday of am, Is ' c le en an noo es, West Jefferson with another sl&e Lambs, Slack or White -~~- $1.98 ! each month. mashed potatoes, candied sweet ' - - - -potatoes, cole slaw, jello salad ter, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lake. • Plastic Sunny Pull Toy _ _ _ __ 89c I Robert Fetty and family of , green beans, sucootash, baked' Pia ns were made 1or in Mr. Earl Bra>ton of Cln· Pomeroy. beans, rolls, jelly, pie, cake, spection on Saturday, May 1, cinnatl spent the wee,t<kend:~;~:~'ll ePiastic Lamb Pull Toy -~~­ 89c · · ·coffee and orange drink. when Pomeroy Chapter 186, with hls sister and b: - -- ---OES, met Tuesday evening at law, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Young, • Rubber Inflated Toys -~ 79c and 89c FIRST HOME ON VACATION th M who have been iU. He returnt!d II Miss Connee Rae Willia. e asonic Temple. QUALITY 'DS, Clara Sue Soulsby, worthy to Cincinnati Sunday. REGULAR daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mr R,· ~·-d p;.k s •· In matron, and James Soulsby, · "'"" - en ,. Cert"1f 1'ed O"tl Statt'on I Williams of Rutland Road, Is worthy patron, presided. lnitia. Dayton th'IB week to a ttend the MIDDLEPORT, 0. W. Main St. Pomeroy home for Spring vacation. She tion was held for two candi· ~ttish Rite spriBg reunion ·--~""'"""=="""""'====""""""""""""""'"""""'"""="""B"""=""""""=·"-"··="""""".;,.~altltt~elllnd~si!M\101or-:e~he~a~d~Sit'ta~te~C:JI_o~llee~ge. , dates with Caddie Wickham as WJth his brother, Warren Pick· . . . _ 50ioist. The candidalea will be ena who resldea in Dayton. initiated at the Inspection. A six o'clock dinner at the Town and Country Restaurant will precede the inspection and reservations are to be made with Georgia Watson by April 26. Mr. and Ml'll. Edwin Ash enAn Easter greeting was read tertained with a party at their I from Grand Chapter. A thank home in Forest Run honoring . you note was received for con~ their daughter, Rhoda, on her lrihution made to the 'OES eighth birthday. Hospital Circle. It was announc- Games were played and pried that Roberta Circle will zes awarded to Roma Neaae and meet April 1.1 at McConnels- Duane ''napp. Brenda Ash disville, beginning with a 12 0•• Irlbuted numbers lor a door prlclock luncheon. ze aod a filled Easter basket Invitations were rectlved to •~d won hy Danny Huston. attend inspections at Mt. Olive, After the honored guest openApril 8 Belpre, April 10; AI· ed her 'lfts, the group sang bany, April 19 Lowell, April Happy Birthday to her and hot 22; Urania . at Painesville, April dogs, potato chips, cake and 24; Marietta April 27· Beverly pop were served. April 29· Cheshire 'A .1 30 : Present were Beverly Houda· 1 Racine, May 3; GuYsvill:~ shelt, Jill Warner~ Roms Nease, ii· Columbia May 8. N 1 Cheryl Moore, Lee AM Nease, viue, May i3; Stock~rt." ;:; Susan Gooch, Debbie Harden, 14, and Evangeline at Middle- David Nease, Timmy CundUf, port May 26 Duane Knapp, Jeff Cundlll, The Chapt~r cl d In Danny Huston, Robin Hubbard, Jar form with Fl ose Tregu. James Ferrell, Mickey Wllliams, orence racy, Ca ol Lynn Brenda Brian a past matron, giving the farer • ' well. Refreshments were served and Rhoda Ash. J IIMvor, Harry ZarJI! .:"' .. Elaelhower ud """-· a.JI.cy e~ Trumaa. L,... »-1«1 To Tit. · ~ MEIGS THEATRE tre )uol Uke Mommy'o_ ~­ In 1nd 1M our wlcle Mll!!rtlon ef <Nil. outto You'll 111¥1. ' flltl - - . A Beautiful Group of Girls' Co11ts Single . and donble breasted style• - Jqllta olld au wool labri<f laminated boel;t deep toneo attd pastall. Siz.. 7to 14 I Supper Aptl/9 A R" . f IVervteW D~CUSS OES Chapt er Is Planning FOr 1nspect10n • I ---------- 8th Birthday Of Daughter Is Celebrated t }au can't find a better value than SAIGON (UPll-U,.s. Navy States is ~ending supersonic ican hostap,., Gust.av Hertz , 46, bnmbi1 1g ether targets In the darted out Q( a rloud cover on promptly at 6: 30 p.m. by t he jttl baJ;tled Communist planes Fl04 J~l ftghters to the Far · of Lecsb·Jrg, \a., If Hal is ex. 1r.orth. Sunday and shv!. down two au. ~omeroy Ban~ Boosters Ass~ SHOES TaDored of Wltboble flonnela - all wool buketweave and knita-a wide postall - in the dining room from Don't let the small price tag !ool you. Robin Hood Shoes are designed with the feo.tumo you want in quality chil- dren's oboes. m: The soft, :flexible leathers, a mugger fitting heel, plua pel'801lal attention by our ta-ained fitting es.perl» 8Jid C<J!nplete aize l'llllgea, eombine toinsw:e proper fit alwaya. DUUBIUlY: Robin Hood. Shoes Be sme and let the kida oot.r Robin Hood'a Play-Time Contest They may win their choice of the moat popular toys in America. A complete BARBIE DOLL Outfit, including doll, new dn>am bouse, and plastic .funii- ture set, or ••• are ruggeclly COIIIt>:ucted with featumo like play-proof Dyno-Mold Solee that !8. !use to wear out or mark your :!loom, ~ - These sh011111 will be outgrown before they're outworn. GOOD LOOKING: Your children's fav<Jl'o ite atylee ••• perfect for school, dress, or play, REASONABLE PRICE: -Pl'iceti-- Robin Hood etyletl $5· 50 tv $6-99 CD~Min THE SHOE BOX __ ' \ tmd ask fiJI' complete delllill ••• "WHERE YOU GIT THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY• MIDDLEPORT, 0. a fascinating II.. C. GILBERT Autorama Elec!ric Racing SeL ' - ...... ...~ Band Boosters Name Officers For Next year • white covered table and center. ed with an Easter basket wilfl yellow candles on either side. Hostesses were Betty Cowan Virginia Edwards, Alice Stru: Oficers were elected for the ble, Janet Williamson and Car- coming year when the Pomeolyn Teaford. roy Band Boosters Association mel Tuesday evening, al the The Rock Springs Methodist Senior High School ' auditorium. church and Enterprise EUB Mrs. Maxine Arnold, presl· church will hold combined Holy dent, opened the meeting With Week services at 7:30 p.m. be- devotions. Reports of the secreginnlng SWiday and continuing tary, treasurer and commltleel through Wednesday at the Rock were given. A slate of ofllcer Springs church, and ThurSday for the coming year 111s prethrough F ster Sunday at the sented hy the nomlnatinJ comEnterprise church. Rev. Chester mittee. Lemley and Rev. Menzel Smith Elected were Mrs. Truman will alternate messages. Holy Russell, president; Mrs. !Ul· communion will be given by her Qulvey, vice Pftlldent; Rev. Lemley on Thursday even- Mrs. Marvin Burt, secretary; log. and Mrs. HaroJ!! Eversbach, treasurer. Installation of olliIowq ranka second among cero will be held al the May states of lhe Unioo In produc- meeting. llon of 50Yhean•. It was voted to purchalt a 1.•=--"""======-.luaed altonium lor the band. i'!Ie commlttee lor lmprovemen~ to football booth will begin woJ'k, MAS,ON ·-' A menu for the Alumni bca!tquet was subtilitted to Mra. FRI ,-SAT,-IUN. April 9•1o.n '-Eiza Gilmore president of the Bob cummlnl• Alumni Asaociation. 1 I Frankie Avalon and At the close of the J!itoel!ng, Annette Funleallo Ill refreshments were ~«4 by. MBEACit PARTY• Mra. Renza MenchiDI illlil Mn. Mar · 1 Burt wltb Mrl., Clllrlu --.and , . Georre C. Seott and Logar eontrlbuli!IS. ~ Peter Sellen In lor the May "1!1 1M' DRIVE-IN /' ...., . I ' ' ' r' ~ • ~;"~~=~~; i 4-H Club Counct•l Elec . tS Southern w ti f M d ary o ' son o r. an Mrs. George Wolf of Rt. 1, Long Bottom, bas won tbe Eastern High school vocabu· lary &est sponsored as an asG ::.::~ ::~~~~~~~ :ol:~ea ~::~ omore, won by giving tbe cor· red meaning of tbe word r~ eiprocity _ "mutual agree· ment for tbe betterment 0 1 g~::?'088~.':.s:•dN:~~ketsY:;~ CroW's Town & Country Rest.aurant. Harrison. of Vermillion. Ohio winner of the world champion.. ' ship in Class ··B'' hydro durlnc cump...tition racing in 1963t added that ht> fee ls there will be well over 100 participants 1 in tht! races . 1 The races art> ex-peded to be ' conducted on Sunda~· . June 20, beginni ng in the afternoon. ' Twenly heal.!: of sanctioned I ;~;;:~, ~~e ':,~~·r=~11 1;;_ 0 ~: each party." Runner-ups were . I b ld 8 ft · Th d MaJ Cbarln Knigbt, son of Mr. d t _, h ' i aad Mrs. Howard 87 United Preas International ~~ k t ur~ ay. Knight, an a _q uar eridiiP1e in 1engt · ; ~ 1 2 Temperaturet wUI averaae 3 I ance IC e s or guess! Chester, and David Leonard, Harnson sa world records, 1 . to 7 degrees above normal. , Will be $1. . son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry shou ld some_ he ,broken during Qnly miDor day .· ... day Attendmg the rneetmg were \ Leonard, Slar Route, Cbe•ter. the Pomero) evel)l..,w•ll _be of. < changes Ita tim.peratures 1 New members WE're elected to the Meigs County 4-H E-velyn G,lmore: ~resident, . hctal tf t_ he race rourse ts sur... throngb Wednesday ofgbt. Clu!J Council at the annual Officers and Advisors Con- I Joseph Struble, first VIce preSI· ' veyod pnor to the event. Ralllfall Will average lbree· terence this P"St week. Council members are elerterl for dent' Martha Mayer. sec 0 n d i I Regalia Chairman Willis By U~ited Pretl International teatbs to one·b.alf iucb north a three year term. v1ce president ; Edward Kenne-l . Leadmg~am assured Harrison A spring tornado swept into aad eu.e·balf mch or more They include 4-H Girls. Mary Thompson, Sharon r dy, secrelary and treasurer, ! steps Will be taken immediate. Southern Ohio from . lrutiana soulb. Sbowera or tbunder· Holter and Debbie Sheets: 4-H Boys, Alan Gibson. John l and Kenneth Harris. Elma Rus- 1 R ,f3S I ly to make arrangements to surThursday night, touching v!f llobowers are hkely about Sun- Meredith and Carl Shenefield. Advisors elected inc lude sell. Norbert Neullhng. . Jr. 'I vey Ihe_ cours~. high winds over most of the d~~ and Moo~~· ......""' .. ... . Mrs . Mary K. Rose, Mr~· l · ·--·-·· ··~~ -- · ·· · ·· ·-·: Paul Case~ and Ed_1th Sisson, Harrls.un s;:1.1d the A-hydr? aJong with severe !Mane Turner, and C1atr 1967 in addition to those serving I the execuhve eomnlltlee. I bo.ats WI I! at approXI· mng and thunderstorm.<J. Wood e. as officers are Sally Mora Eric j mat ely 78 miles per hour, the R•Jtcl LBJ Offer The twister toucbF<l down Currently servi:Ig a, offi~ers l Parker. Archie Ruse and 'char- · BELLEFONTAINE. Ohio 8-hydro, about 82. C-hydros 87, Tbere was no Indication the near Middletown and hop, of the Me1g, County 4-H Club I F ·ker WO ' !UP II - A twin-engine Beach· ' 0.11yro,, 90 •nt X-hydros 110. Communists ~ould. Red China scotched eastward to Waverly Council are, Pres_ident , .L . Mal· es ~et: ' era f ai~plane cra~hed and : In the runabout field A· models 'lllursday rejected President and then to Lucasville in Scioto 0 10g IR cohn Hamm : v1ce president, A~vlsors c~:rently o~:m;ers burned m a heav1ly wooded . will rev up to about 65 mph, 1 Joh~soo's _offer for unconditlon~ County near the . Ohio Ri·ver. Richa~d Koblentz; secretary, of t e Counclt are T~c ter· area ju_st. north of here early ~o- : the B-class 70 miles per hour. al dtSCUS!IOns of an end to the Heaviest d~nu.ae was reportPatrtcJa Koblentz , and treasur- ' rett, ,M~sh. G. R. R omHplson, day, k11lmg one man and lfl· C·l Service 55, the C·1 Runa.. -·-.about .lO miles Dan Shenefield Sm1t Mrs . oy o ter ' Two persons were fined and IJurmg · · lh_e pi-1ot . war and P ren·dent Ho .Chi. M'nh I ed at LucasvHJe, er, Jenru·rer Bl akes1ee. Rex: . ., bouts 60 and _the X-Model Runaof . Nort.l-t. Viet Nam md~rectly norUJ of Portsmouth, where two . The clu~ ~embers. w~~se · . two others forfeited bonds today ; The. H1ghw~y Patrol sa1d bouts will h1t a speed of a· rejected 11 today. buUdings were flattened and all Machinery began commg _In terms exp1re m 19611 m addJhon Sue Ann Myers, who 1s serv- 1in County Court action of Judge 1Th?mas McGill, 43. Wakem~n, 1 b<mt 90 miles per hour. In addition ro the Marine re. communications and electricity Thursday_ for the used machm· to the offic~r~ include Sharon ing her second t~rm as a Frank W. Porter, .Jr . IOh10, wa~ d1scove:ed walkmg ! Members of the regatta com1nforcem_ents, inf~rmt>d sources were knocked out. ery_ auction spon~ored _by the ~reeker, Dtxie Roush, Ernest· ~emb~r of the ?h10 Slate Jun· Ronnie Manley was fined $50 along a highway _w1t h burns on , mtttee discussed the possibillln Washmgton said, the United The storm, officially de- Me1gs County Jumor Fa1r Board me Wood and James M~. , 1or Fatr Board, 1~ also a mem· and cnsts on a disturbing the !95 per_ cent of Ius _b~y. ty of permitting the racers to Those whose terms exptre m ber of the counctl. peace charge with $25 ot" the i Mc~J!i told authorities he was have time trials arter 3 p,m . scribed as 8 tornado caused at at. the fairgrounds Saturday. ' .Middle. Richard Koblentz• Pre•• ·-··--· · -·--- fine . . . the ptlot of the plane that had on Saturday, June 19. ' "dent suspended .m ravor of s1x This least one death near •~ CoWity Juni · or Fair town, when a newspaperboy was Of the Meoe'"' • • • • months probation. John WII· crashed. .H1s . passenoer ':' '. Ken· wou ld fol 1ow a sky show that killed hy lightning. Rolwrt Roth- Board, salo additional maclnn· liam Krider was lined $5 and nelh GTiffith .01 Birmingham: is tentatively set to begin at I 10 man, 1~. Middletown, sought ery will be receJved today and costs on a OSP citation of hav· i ~n;!d Ene County, was p. rn. Saturday. shelter from the storm undf!r 8 Saturday morning. ing no rear view mirror. • 1 iree near his borne when light- Any farmer ln the area . who Forleiting bonds were Ray- , SUIT FILED nlng struck WIShes to consign machinery mond Priddy $25 for reckless I J 080 A , Alb Tbree iwled lD Tra!fle may contact either Mr. KoBOGALUSA, La. _IUPI) The _Con_gress of Racial operation, and Glenn A. Frost ' nn (,reen.. any R. 1 in 1 Fog was blamt;d lor a two-car blentz or James Car11<1han, or Equality (COREl orgaruzed a three-rrule CIVIl rtghts march $17.50 for failure to have a horn. D · has! filed; petition ~ di· collision near Lancaster early may biing it to the fairgrounds on city hall today in this tense community where the Ku ~ ~orre rom ~~n.CIS . M roy , the 81 1 today when three pers~ d"ed as early Saturday morning as Klux Klan has staged cross burnmgs. CORE D1rector PTA TO ELECT ' creen, scame a e~r m C elg in a Crash I possible. The sale will get U& James Farmer said he would lead it. The Portland PTA will _ommo;. Peastodourtfl Plans ha;ve been made for Debrt.. . !rom the storm der way at 10:30 a.m. and will No parade permit was issued, but Negro leaders Monday evening at the school t am ' . IS seheldmg cu,s Ytho the All Sports banquet and . wo mmor c I ren . n o er . . • • • • • blocked u. s. 23 in Lucasville run un ! 1.I all mac h'mery IS so ld . sa id they would march1 anyway A R~d Cross film. "Te..1ch John-~ court activity 8 suit bv Alva new officers have been elected. where traffic was held up fu; )lleigs County Junior fair CORE has made _thiS paper mill City a prune target to Swim." will be shown by D Guhl. v:oo;ler. a ain;l ,John by the Eastern High School WASHINGTON-TEEN • AGE several hours and one person Board will operate a lunch !or CIVIl rights protests: Farmers threatened a natiOnal YvoMe Scally and officers will R Murphy R D 1g Pomeroy Athletic Boosters. UDeJI)Pioyment is expected to was injured slightly. To the stand at the fairground. boycott of Bog~lusa's b1~gest ~~n-~_stry__and_s:lld _!'rotest- be elected. h~s been dismiss~d. · ' New officers elected are Guy lllyrOeket In June when the north in Waverly, winds and a ant and Catbohc orgamza· ' 'You'll he writing history - . . I Spencer, president: Horace close of school sends a wav~ of reported tornado caused damlions had volunteered thetr , with your marching feet. If we i ARREST MADE I Quotable Quolf' . Karr and Vic Bahr. vice presta mUIIon or more summer JOb- age to buUdingl. ·-,support. must die let us die for free· Tho Ohio State Patrol report· TOKYO - Commumst Chma. dents; Wyatt Chadwell, secreo seek~ . into ,'the labor .market. In Hillsboro in Highland Coun.~ A crow,:i of 500 negroes i dom." e..: the arrest of Sherman Til- ]rejecting President Johnson's bid 1 tary. and Charles (Red) Cart, "Were gomg to be m a real ty., a house was heavily damcheered Farmer at a rally last I City officials ga·..e no Indica· lis, l;s, Rutland, charowe..J withlfor peace In Viet Nam. . . treasurer . . . night when he told lhem : tlon they would grant the par- fictitious registration. He -was j "The United Stale,. for all Ils j The All · Sports banquet wHJ crack so far as teen-age lllll!ID- aged by the hilh· w - and ployment lS concerned ln JWI~. electric power was leVered to . "If you were born black, you lade permit and police protec- cited to Meigs county court to- j ~ip serv1ce _to peace, .~s prepar· : ~ held May _f~ at the school It will probably go hi~~· th18. most of tha cft,y for about 20 Middleport Boys Leagoe Base-. were hom to troubl~. tion requested by Neeroes. day. mg for a bigger w111~ _ _ with At~ens High School Baskyear . than ever . before, Labor minutes. In other par11 of Hlih- hall Assfl. President Do~ M1Us elball Coach Charles McAielt ~y W. Willard Wirtz told land County, 1 1r aile w.. has called another meetmg lor and James Vennari, wllb matehfn& bonneta. Juat Reulvetl A Group Of Little Girls Dresses Ohi0 m·t 8yTornad0 ~ate '1New Members at conferenc.e : light- '1 Jlf,t~W,:-'*'~'P4"':·<~~:~~1 I MachInery. IS .I T perSOnS I I t~avel ' Fined by Judge 1. \\ t A beautiful sroup of gtrta dreoaea - your ehoice of dressy atJlel - lhittl and ahirtwaiatl - dreaae1 fbr aU occasions all eaay 011'8 fabriea - lOtfda and prlnta, I e e ontaine I I For Aucti•On SELECT HER • W11R DRESS NOW I passenger D'Ies J ( hNear B II f • I R II" • Just In Timt for l11fer Dainty litUe dresses In pastel cottons and 10ft silk organza. Stri,pes, sol· fdJ and checko. Sizes t mos. to 24 mos. and 1 to 3 Yl'l. 1 LOUISiana MarcIl pOISed In Face 0 f KKK clrosses I 1 1 I • • . 1 Eastern Plans Sporl s Banquet 1 meet ,l p~u_nttff WORLD I Boys LeaJJne to Meet on Sunday r LITTLE GIRLS HATS A fine selection of UtUe glrlt hata beautiful atraws in roUen, oonaetl, ' 1allora and .hal! batl. ' ' .,.' ' ,e Pant~ For The Little Glrl.....,aYO,I! ~ aoft cotton . knl...._..Htlc band 1'1 briefs, lOlii ' O.lon IIIII , prints 0 • .., ·' }• • • , "~ ,.~· -~ ' ... r • eGlrla Hanclbla._. ,fine ch41.. ef l)ftle glrll ..... . pat...ts. while •net cOlors · . · • • Little Girl• Glow• • whlta nytiln: ptnt~lu.O..,. ltl IIHI for IJ'r k 3 tUu~ ! .. 1!4'' ' ' ·. ...... ttraws . and ' ..,_.. .....,. mM'IIni' "DDt. ITIIA~*LILOVr ~Arnold, --lin. Rol>!ett Ftllf ----~--------------------~------------- •:...-.....,..· _ ...._ .....;··-.-11 ~~:d un. -~ :w~ . ;r..-...,~iP "i . U< . . F orce J·et s. 1 ctatlon who p~ :-somc .. A!r ch f th will ftalso d · be k boothm Thf' Oogfu~ht took place 35. arge o e 54) rm .. miles south (tt Hainan Island Speaker for the banquet wtil ju~t off the south coast of be Joseph E. Foster Jr., or the China. This placed th~ Ameri- class of 1948. The Acmets .?f can planes m u 1e mouth of the Par~ersburg: W. Ya. w1ll Gulf of TonKin, far clo.c;er to fu~lSh ~Uslc _for the dance Chinese territNy than to any whl~h wtll begm a~ 9 p.m. h. other p.1rt o! the Asian conti· _Tickets for the dmner, w Je~ r.ent. wtll be ~· may be purchase at Starks Pharmacy, Pomeroy I No terican plane was bit in t~he::~q,~agement but a Navy was shot down elseanti·aircraft fire. The ¥escued. ~~~:t::~ ralda against tl norUi,..,were ~•• the u.s. Embassy 3.000 more u.s. Masquadron of Ma· 8 en route to South In line with the U.S. ~.,~~~::;:'·;~ pressure on c · until they are peace. 10ft oeloetlon of atyleo and eotoro - East to help rr•rCltect bombers c~uted. A US I' k 'd .• : ,a\y spo esmen sa1 from air ~ttack. T~te Marine NaV} Je1!1 Iuvolved the Mh.;s brok£" off and fled squadro~ Will fly fo'2 jets. four Navy F'4 Navy Phantom alter a short exrt:angt or rire. In ano~er dt:velopme~. • j~ts wer~ IDV1'lved in the dog IThe Amerkan tliers could not South . V~etnamese mthtary h~~t w!tb tt.e Communists say whel her th.:o planes bore court der.reea lhe death penalty wh1le flymg "MIG patrol" for a North V!el.namr'se or Chinese to·i ay for N~uyen Van Hai, a 140..plane Navy raid against I markingf . EoUl countries use terrcrist wh'1 betped bomb th~ C~mmumst Nort.ll Viet~amese 1 the Rus~ian MIGs. U.S. Embassy March 30. Hanotlhndgeo;. At the £arne tune 80 1 It was the fir!=t contact with has threa!t.ned tt· kill an Amer~ U.S. Air For<~e plane!l were i MIGs :;mce a h~'ndful of them . - moat or. the doorstep of Com· . lat China today while ~n a ada of 220 Navy and Alr ce pla~es car-ried out _the est raid of the ~ar agamst monist North Vtet Nam. tiona,Uty of the Soviet-built Ml , jets w~ not known. One wf.S·seen gomg down in flames as ' MJGs broke off. the ac· tion and fled into 8 cloud cover Infants Coat & Bonnet Sets MaJ ' 1 1 LOOK! · FOR THE KIDS .•• an exciting contest, easy to enter, easy to win. ood• •••en I Drivers from state, are expeeteo to compete in tho Pomeroy Regatta June 18-IJ-21 which will feature sanctioned Eastern U. S. Divisional Cham1pionship Boat Races. I This was reported by Kay 1 Harrison, a representative of 1the Mid - East Outboard Assn., Inc ., Wednesday. in a mf'etJnl wjlh the regatta committee at North Viet Nam Plastered from Air 1 I f~r RACES- Plans the sanctioned Eastern U. S. Divisional Championship Boat Races were discussed Wednesday · at a meeting in Crows Tow_n & Country. Standtng, L. to R., are Pomeroy C of C PreSident Jack Carsey, Bob Prmka, o! the Athens advertising firm of that name; Plans were made for the ~!Ills Leadmgham, regatta chairman: Mrs. 1\label Harrison, secretary-treasurer of the Mid-East Outboard Assn., and Kay Harrison, world cham- I Alumni Banquet to be held at plo~ rat!l!r.-Sentinel Photo the Pomeroy Junior High School auditorium Saturday, May 29, at the meeting of the executive committee and oUI.~ cers of the Pomeroy Alumni Assoclatlon Wednesday evening at town hall . 'nle dinner will be served 1 RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Mid-East Official Optimistic PHS Alumni Plan Banquet OnMay29 Plan Cafet-eria I ~=; Pomeroy Regatta may Bring over I 00 Boats For Races on Sunday for thlt s,rlnt fM ~ I PLUSH ANIMALS FOR EASTER .... <~o ooliJe 0~ = tH Tit. lfeip.Jf...,,. ..,._ l!Hie tlrll' dr...-up lt'\11- I I ~!f.! .VJ_, .-:~~:-~~~~----------------------------------------------------------~~~----------------------------------------------------------------. ' s-~~ ~ ----------------FIVE CENt$ NO. 304 FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1965 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO j I I ., i VOL XVI Mrs. Miller is H f ess h h Cl urc ass t ... enttne· I Mrs Murray is I I · New President I Of B1ble ClaSS / • • • ., • t •' lillar·land ,·s .f 4 .n sa ddle At:Jua l.n blown over · and · a bjlm ·COl· thlsSundayat7:30 ·p .m.fntown ~all' lapsed across the road Dear hall to organilll! lor the comine :, Petersburg. , season. Clncfnl'ati reported hailstones Mills met wllh a small group as large .. golf balls pelt~ the Th~sday evemng but all agreed Clll\lSTER, W. Va. (UPl) -was a downhill run- from $12,- ~ emor In the state's history . city for ahout20 ml!lutet before actmn sbouW be deferred. until Bill Marland walkoo down the lsoo-a-ye governor of the state In IIJ56 he ran lor the U.S. Sen· heavy rainl ~au.. Power .liPea more could 11ebe .present. ~ line of .stalls, ins~tlng the to $711-a-week U>xi<ab driver in ate but was defeated. He tried 1 were down In parta of lhe city' . Plans must . comp • "'. at sleOk. raJ;< horses .. Be lipPed he Chicago. qai in 1958, and loot the bid Closing liK'I.i!ted ~lae~ts. on<e lor sigh-up day, 8881flll- wasl oo the right trat:k . . Drink had greased his slide for the 'IOCI1atic nomination. · ment of new P~)"'l'S In the t-It oi -k again In the rugged from respectablllty to the dark His world feU apar1, and he v,~on~~~ Memorial H~ and 13-15 age groups, and · to mount.ainll of. his Jlorne ~tate, ,wolld of the alcoholic. . 50ugbt aolaee t alcohol. ADMiliS[ONS • DanS• ....,., money ~ carry on t'h 0' the Olll!'llme bof aov;erl!Qr of Rabll JJeked For almost three yean he VQlan. ~!01': ~ ~ -· tiUD1mor prOgram. ;west .Vug~.: will detei1i!fned Now he is sure he has II !ought a losing battle with the !I<>Jila!ld,s oon; Mrs; ~ank · Nojll, ~ to "m~ gillld".. I!! ,)lis o.,. job licked. bottle. Statel 1Jilthtlraw Ill vfUe. ' •' ·, PLAN TAG DAY · aa ~alj!~1~Uia:mUI~ ' "I haven't had· a ch11nk oow · Then he joined Alcoholics South VIet Nam. It DisCHAaGES ..;; Enuna Tbe Eastern Htgh School James i(>,f • . ~.Wo 'IIOrae' 1n ..... than rour years," ·he l\nony!IIOUI. lttiJII Fudly call for · ''lliKioll- Onl, ~ble: ; Charles. . Jo~. l!lnd members :wlll·~ve ,a COIJI; ~"· . r = k 'QP.!ltator said. ''l>ut I'm st!U working on ofapelc&iPo~Y.; ·RonaJd . ~.l)llllliiY. taa: ti4Y Saturday_. They a¢ atfell• . · · ; .. :: lt.lt's a r ·o~lell),_ a rougb 01111 .. ':'hroUih It all,llll 10lfe kept . a trick wi\I.Jilay and tha!-ch 'AI ' I am 10 Milke &ood." t'elt f8!!1liJ of fuur children toand deOMI" ,9 i;I'I!S' ..,. -¥r. ~; -~ ,al t a.m.; al 'i~Hd&Yole, '.!... oltlil!g ljll · 1Ji IM"uddle. Marl:lljl ,... ,. when be ther. ' . Coi111 '! ~ II ~. I':~Iilihl 't~ .~:nt:.lnd ft ' Qitt~r. ll apiri. · . • • 't,, elect~.; Cl)veti)Or of Weal Vli'- Mlrllmd, an but forgotten IIIIIU~ ' ~ Pap· TwO) ter.:. ·' ' •·'-'. 'JP' a.ih:: :, ., · ' · " · · ' Tha' !&st ~ " flliWi!~l It &lnla 11(1951, tlie' JOllilaest JO'f- DOW lia hla iloma itllle Wllere President Johnaon Thursday at ·~ ·~blnet news conference. . COMMUNIST CIIINA, RUS- ala and North Vlat ""!"Y reJ"t ed .f7et!Ident Johnson 1 plan .or ~~~~~d Vll!l•Namth Soviet.ldlea~ ets ""' • ·lie1ear ey wou ..,, Clldtii'M ID)' · peBN talks und' U~"!d States stops bonibJnl Notlli VIet Narn. · ·A atlrlbuted _ to President Ho tlif I I l 1 '¥!!· ieller•ted r· t4a: :rcy. . "<t" ~. · ~. v&.. .' ,'' · ·, 41.\g&.. ,.....ther -~~~· 471:,,\Vll\INI)"~,,~land 'ro· .•. ' ~ing •a• .. High School principal , speakers. The banquet wiU open to tho public with $1 .~ ticket charge. Tickets only a short while before he I he distribule~ ., busmest plllctl] was "man to watch" went to , 10 the diStr, Chicago and got a job delving , ----a tukab . MRS ALUMNI TO MEET He felt it was the kind of a The Middlepo':f High s. ~lllti~-. job ~e needed - the conU>ct Alumm A99n. will meet at . with penple of all walks of hfe h•<!h school Monday . eased his hard climb back up at ' 10 p. m. All offl<eri the ladder to respectability . mom~ are urged to ~ 'wo days ago. Marla11d came here In 111115wer to a call from . AUlMNl TO Edwards, who owns waterford The Racine High Park race track. IIJll!ll Aaaii., wfll meel Tharsday Marland started ln MOII!IaJ at 7:30 P: m. on his new job- "alde and as- Souiheia Local _ Rich IIOCiate" lo Edwards ID wbatev· ~oll•cer• or capacity he could help_In the~ peraont1 ate lJMII'I VatlOIII .terprilOI. ~ • I .\!I '• ~ �• ,.. \ • I ' 'I . AILSTARS Pantbers Pound Oak Hill Nine 12~2 HlPoDMil'OJ J>OQDCied ibo 0 1 k II Oaks ''1-J Thunday evmlefty Rex CUmlllOIInd the route on the 1 lieady ~::~ under · Cwnmlngsllmlted the visiting Oak Hill club to only lOur hlllt, two of which were In the al%1h frame wbtle Wmlng It and atvtng' u on! 1 free p Y wo paasea. Cummings had a no • hllter unlil the fourth imllng when first baseman Bowling and right· flelder Rose bit safely. Cummings retired Oak Hill :f:tt:Jor o., Apr. t , 186~ midJ.r ii II BOWLI Tom Perdue with the ~BEST I - liC!l!llt a 1IIIIQIIPrill May Stick With Jets wllh llr"'-11 In the seoond and l l!:d Baer, second basemen, and 1the plate in 111e •I'IJM ...,. l1ftb lnnin1• ol~, 1cumm1nge, each wllh 1 111ng1e ond bueman LMJ1a Ala!Q It wu Senior 8 0 hi and double tn lour liiMo at bat moved 10 third oo '.l d!>qble by I Smith ~ho paced the Panther ~ "oh Crow and George Bar· le!Uielder Parb ~~ ecot· hllten. 111e lmpreuive ohort- ru each wtth singles. ed on an inlleld' 0111 lfler Parke ltop went I<Mir for five, all em. Three pllebera worked on had lllolen leCiliiiL &Jes, In the lead-oft olot. Smlth ibo mound for Oak HID aeltlng Pomeroy wilt trpe!i to Jock· bas mw hll safely seven of nine only five llrlkeouts. They walk- tiOnperml~!. afler!>l1on, weath- , times at the plate this selliOD. ed 4. erB ,_:::.;". i Y ........,s: ' Firllt sacker Pbll Swindell Pomeroy held a 7rO lead alter Oaks 000 00: o - z 4 41•>;:=:!:::.::.! and Catcher Dirk Worry h•d the first three lnnlnge and then Pornet'O)' !Ill 433 X-(12) (15) 0 • three hits each, Swindell two finally grabbed lull command Snyder (LP), Crawlnrd 4, "Don't 1o1 mad, l!:d, bllt triples and a double and Werry In the fourth when lour rune Taylor 5 and Swann. CUmmlnss hand 11 1Uil sore lnJm the three singles. Each batted Jn were laDled on fDur hits, a walk and Werry. lime we shook bands!" 4 runs. ' and error. Umpires: ~ Armes and Other Pomeroy hitters werel Oak Hlll'o lone runs croased Homer Smith. Reds High on Catcher Dally SenUnel, PomeJ'Of-Middleport, - ... lDIIIII'Mee ' "'-.1 Jlotmtalillor IIMcl Cooel, C !'ill had r•IP"" - llf boan earlier 10 !Me a ~ at Purdue. 3 • KiDf Roberts Allows 7Hits, 4 Runs in Seven Inning Job rin!ol!"'·'* :=~~:::::i~ b.\YTONA BEACH, F Ia. I who worked the last two frames Gflffllll bao a lecoecllllood .... (UP!) .,. Pltcbet Dave Robe~ I was the winner. in his lelllec and problbly ~ apparentlrwill be retuming to Columbus jumped in front go to ibo Mayo e11n1c lit h!o liometown (jfo.(~lumbus, as with four run. in ibo first on a cbestor, Minn., early a mem~ of the Columbus two-run homer by Jooe Martinez it wu ••..........cl 'l'llllnd.I;J': Jets. and singles by Gene Michael, Griffith has had plebttil obloiJ< The 20 ·year ·old soothpaw,1Bob Perry and Frank Herrera. February. · '' I picked up on waivers by the i Birmingtoam pocked away to ' BIIU SIGN NINE 1 Pittsburgh Pirates last April ! tie the game In the bottom of! BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI)-on.. from Philadelphia - which had the eighth. Buffalo Eills elgned nine p~ )l · signed him. to a boruu contract Roberts allowed seven hits I el'! for the 1115 ......., , _.. two years ago, worked seven ! and four runs during his stint, I day. The list included clef .,.. innings Thursday as the Jets but appeared in line for a spot tackle Tom Keating, end 01' · ; edged Birmingham. 6-5. on the Jets' roster. ley Ferguson, lineba<ter :u.ij;l He didn't get credit for the Paterra, quarterbadr M..u.. win because it took a Columbus ASSISTANT RESIGNS Kent, tackle Jim Ballico, ... run in the top of the ninth on I MORGANTOWN, W. Va. Bill Nies, tackle Bob JlUipD, a walk, wtld pitch and Dave (UPI) - West Virginia assist- halfback Bob Curingtoll and•'" Wissman's stngle. Ed Hobaugh. ant basketball coach Bob ~ Frank Orgel. '· :iS~ a. "'"* 1 1 LYNCHBURG, Va. (UPI) - and played the outfield with thether to Hampton or Knoxvllle. The Reds are short on catch~.!,IIi Moot baseball observers rate Reds' Hampton, Va., club. HeTenn. , alter spring training aters ln their farm system and CklclnnaU and the Chicago _w_as_ex.:pected :.::.:.:.::..t:.:o:.:be:.::.:a:.:s:.:sign~ed.:....:e.:.[.:.:T:.:am2:pa:.:·_ _ __ _ _ __:.h=a:.:v•:.::hiCh~:.:h::copeso:::.::.:lo:::r_Pe:.:::rd.=ue::.._ White Sox as having the best pitching staffs in their respecMASON BOWUNG C~'IITER '.• live leagues, but the Reds are Thursday Afternoon Women'• ready to lay claim to the Iitle f, I ~ I League all to themselves. April I, 1165 The Reds and White Sox clash Bletner Block - Patti Arn-' here today In the se-cond of four AUGUSTA, Ga. !UP[) - A ' yer wa· 'ive under par go- Then, four strokes off Play- old 388; Kathy Davis 366; Ce· ' games they are playing 00 lhelr record- shattering, par lng to the 15th hole. The others, er's pace, came former U.S. cile ·an M•tre 343: Ruth Ann lrlpa back home from •'lorida. ~asters golf field set out after except for Tony Lema, didn't Open champion Tommy Boll 1Dye 418; Betty Sayre 471: Total Chicago whose weakness is 8 little Gary Player today. . charge muc.h from then on. But big Georg" Bayer, short-swing- 1986; Won 2 Lost 1. Masou Fur .. :!.?' lack of htitlng, managed exac/- The black-clad South Afrtcan, Player bfl'(hed 0'1e ·5th and fol- Ing Doug Sanders, wes Ellis niture - Nellie Smith 308: Bet· ly lour hlto off three Cincinnati wt.J won thts tournament In lowed With aoother birdie on and Raymond Floyd. All had ty Csdle 371; Mary Johnson 4ZO; pitchers and the Reds rattled 1961 when Arnold Palmer the 16th and that was tl. 69's. Bernar;ne .. iter ... 405; Evelyn the White Sox hurlers for 13 tered on the final hole, hu a Earlier Lema thanks to an . AI 10 came four amateurs, Profftlt 279; Handtcap 114; Tohits. tw<>slroke lead over the ea le on' lhe '!3th had ke 1 Billy Joe Patlon, who almost tal 1897. Won I Lost 2. . . shotmakers ever g . .' p won the Masters in 19M; Johr. Miller's Market - Darlene In the last two meetings thiS here. F< •ored Jack pace. He also b~rd•ed the 18th M k Ho k' Do ld All D I . 01' 387 spring with the Reds. Chicago was one of lour golfers go six under JUSt as Play· 2'ar lpd msf, na Ro bent, a JWeaviler C3315 k e3o09res BetltverH s h ed t tal f f h'ls was at that point later on-- g.year-o rom c es er. uan a ar ; Y es as ma~g 8 0 0 IVe 1. to . him. ch Ton then N.Y., and Richard Davies, 456 ; ~~1ayse' Clevenger 412 ; To· - ;v:l and no runs. The loser agam . total of 33 of them bruke !Bth 1 Y bo competing in his third Masters tal 1899· Won 3 Lost 0. Mason 1 this time was Gary Peters ' ace 1 • r over what usually ,., or g· ' · · ·1 .. . . . ~ J th t 1 ft h' · t' tournament Bowling Center - B1ll1e GJ • ot the Sox' staff, who was sldered one of the most a.. / 1 e lm m a •e Also at 70 were genial Mason imore 428 · Blind 330 · Mary . .,.,"' rapped lor 12 hits and four runs ing ·golf courses In America Les•c~ P Rndolph Palmer Byron Nel-l stein 332·' Margaret Athey 225· 1 In six Innings. the 6,980-yard Augusta · . rna~ e;:: e wa~oneh 0 two son wh~ first wo~ the Masters Ruth ca~pbell 389 · Handicap Three of those runs came In a! layout. be - ~ - B 11 ot ~r ;as in '1937 and repeated In 1942; i9· Total 1703. Won o Lost 3. the third inning off lour hits, '1ut Thursday, u·der a '~ p~r ~ er 0 Lionel Hebert and gray-haired 1· 'Thabet's Dept Store - Phyl· •. ' ~J;: one of them a double by Deroo ing sun and Ideal weather - a ayer st setavlenf 25" 2• Bo Wininger lis Ha••ert" 334~ Marv Rickard it' it d t t were among a o o • tlb .. , • • 1 J ohnson. J ohnson also belted a d to", urne ou o · th d , 1 314· June Litchfield 358· Jean solo homer In the seventh off child's play. The creed m e ay s pay. NUL Playoff Standlngs Ro~sh 32.1; Pat Paugh 37S: Hanlfoyt Wilhelm and the Reds got par or better, or don't One Of Sl~ By Uuited Pre" IDternational dicap 57: Total 1764. craig's ibeir othet: run in the fifth. counting the strokes. Player's victory over Palmer Series A Gall - Cecil Johnson 343; Beu- 1 Jim O'Toole, wM wlll pitch Player counted them four years ago and wa. W. L. lah Bocook 376: nelores Stew· . the Reds' opener Monday ly. He ~tarted out with ly Meters triumph ever Det~t 2 21 ' art 321; Anna Lea White 325; ag$st the Milwaukee Braves. on the •rsl three hole~. b: · a non-U.S. golfe•. Chicago 2 2 , Mary Jo Lambert 331: Total worked the first three innings let up and wound up wtth a today, he's only one of six Series B 1696. Won I f,ost 2. and blanked the Sox. 33-65 over the par golfers in the par-bust- I !Best Of Sev•n) Flesher'• Texaco - Ruth Ann Then Sammy Ellis took over heat ·Fsclror"!,>ed coBurselrdlo. crowd. w. L. Bailey 340 : Arlene Evans 440; 1 and yielded the lone hm In the es •en 'n it, also, were four ama- Montreal 2 2 Shirley Hesson 315; Maxine AI· ilxth before Billy McCool camt Player never went over an unprecedented first Toronto • 2 dridge 420: Catherine Swatrel to k th I' I lr . ·i fired seven btrdtes, lhe total for the Simon-pures, Thursday's Results 221· Total 1736; Won 2 Lost 1. ·onCipcinnatl wor e tna arne. o' them coming as live I h h88 ' · 0 now boasts an 18-7- t . lh bh . w om ever won Toronto 4 Montreal 2 B & B Market - Jeanme Camp 1 tournament. 304 ; J anet compson 395 ; Be t · 1 record for the spring season. sa th m . e c u ouse be Chicago 2 Detroit 1 Tb Reds ced th h d ey were going to tied Added to the par smashers ty Fox 316 . Peggy Russell 334\ e announ ey a tl,e· Iead 11 others at even par. · ' d. I called Tom Perdue, former OhiO ! . like so NBA Playoll Standlngo Donna Gibbs 329; Han leap 66; State University defensive previous record for break- By United Press International Total 174:4. Won 1 Lost 2. - .. -•, .to return to par wrs established in 1958 High Team s. erles - Bletner ball l7 If did it Eastern Division Fll. Perdue, who makes tiCS fUS go ers on open!Best Of Sevenl Block 1986: High Team Gamehome In Wellston, Ohio, day. W. L. Bletner Block 730; Hogh Series would think," sighed Bt s 471 H h the (lSil reshman ends P'ayer, "" I with a 65 I'd Boston 2 11- ely ayre : •g fall. have a comfortable edge. Of Philadelphia I 2 Game - Betty Hess 202 '· Clncbmall brass ordered cour • I'm happy, but with all Western Dlvl•lon STANDIN!iS 1111 Jll due to train .. a catcher those guys chasing me. and so tBesl Of Seven) Won f.o.•t 'IH 'li oluslvely. Last year he caught close to me- well, I gness I'll W. L. :Bietner Block 20 4 have to go out and shoot Los Angeles 2 1IMilier's Markel 16 8 BOSTON (UPO - The Na- another 65 today." Baltimore 1 2'Mason t'urniture 13 11 tional Basketball Association's There was such a run at the Tharsday's Rf'"sult IMason Bowling Center 12 12 playoff schedule tonight shditld front end that It looked like it Boston 112 Philadelphia 94 . 10 14 . B & B Market 1Thabet's Dept Siore 10 read Russell at Chamberlain mlght take par of 144 for two (Only game scheduledl 14 Gather 'round, perlormanc eo tan s, and ~rab your Dart, Coronet. Polara. Custom 880, and Los Angeles at Baltimore. roooc'1 to qualify for the final IFlesher's Texaco .. . 8 '" or Monaco. If It's bucke~-seat beauty and ac110n you want you ' re in for the Dodge ol The program really calls lor rounds on <at,.day and SunAHL PlayoH Standings Craig's Gulf . . . 7 17 your life. All fired up and priced to go. Every one brimmin9 with success at 1 third the seven-time champion Boston . After today's 18 holes, the By Ualted Press International I Note: Betty Hess. New Hav1traight r~cord ules year. Step up. Move out Break away. Jom the Bngade of buyttr5 Celtlcs to invade Philadelphia, n-ld :-vm be cut to the low. 44 Series A en, a member of Miller's Mar-; awitching to Dodge ... today! Zing 1or spring: Dodge Polara, above. One of five but the Russell . Chamberlain hes, plus any golfers With· (Best or Sevenl I ket Team on Thursday, Apnl I. ' quick new ways to pick up a performer and pay a lower price. has been so obviously d.. in 10 strokes of the leader. w. L. 1965 howled a 202 game to set clsive that the National Baske~ Other Hoi GoHen •·Rochester 4 I Ia new record at the Ma.<on ball Association's eastern series Player, Nicklaus, ~rna. Quebec I 4 Bowling Center. I could e••ily be renam~ Aaron and Stkes weren t the W -----1es. The Celtics triggered~.by on IY "•olfers. Who had t•--'"""' fi rst •· on serSerl B Harry Agganis Memorial Award · , ' . rourW blazers. es as Boston University's most Russells . Frank Beard was alone at "" ••, (Best Of Five) d Intodefen.stve Ph 18 1 del h18 valuable football player of 196·1. ~ove P under par, after blowing a W. L. Mexiler, a dean's list student mg a IWIH>IIe edge to lie lor second by x·Hershey 3 2 the challenging 76ers. A the fma·1 hole. Baltimore 2 3 in the school of education, has M'll & S d Middleport, 0. signed to play with the Boston 1 econ Streets hrealttbrough on x-Won series. home coart. would )eave Series C Patriots of the American Fool· 76ers at the brink of ellmlna(Best Of Five) ball League. • tlon because the teams are w. L.lr"iiiiiiiiiiiiiii.ooiiiiiii.:....=-...-........::...==-------===-------====--========_;~ scheduled lor a filth meeting on ffi• x·Buffalo 3 1 Sunday afternoon at Boston. Pittsburgh I 3 And the Celtlcs have been •·Won series. • P''ay\l')r Leads by rJ"wo .l By WDHun S. WbJte • 0 .... :ce. ;g- I I' HfLEN HELP US! , ...,. Ce} • C h 76ers £or 2nd Playoff w.·n I •• I j Buckle up for savings at BRICAOE HEAOOHARTEHS ;, I R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Tyo, Stobart Locked ~=~~ ... Invincible at home r or 0-0 Stl}ndo££ Rocheot:~s~~:,.~e~ll Baltimore went Into the sec· (Only same scheduled) ond stage of Its comeback Lefty Lanny Tyo of Kyger MEN'S CREW NECK against the Lnkers. Los Creek High and Righthander Exhibition BasebaU Resolto leo, operating without Gary Stobart of Middleport Cy United Press IDieraalional Baylor, went two-up 1n High were locked In a ~ duel St. Louir 6 New York (NI 1 Thursday going Into the third Washington a Baltimore 3 at home bul the Bulleto got back ln their first Western mmng when drizzle turned into Kansas City 8 Minnesota 4 Sportsmtn 1114 worklnr men prefor vision playoff meeting at all • out rain. Cinc!nnati 6 Chicago <AI 1 "B.V.O,"ohortstmeswutshlrtslor llm•ore. After tonight's game, Chuck Leach and Tyo had hit Cleveland 4 San Francisco 1 JOil' 'round wur. This 1oamy swill leams resume the regular safely off Stohart but both ·died New York lA) a Milwaukee 1 shirt Ilomblnes comfort wltll lftller gle game program. on base. Tyo had completely Jack'lo lint) 4 Los Ang <N) I frledorn of l<lion loT IIVtiY Indoor Russell paced tiW Celtlcs to handcuffed the Jackets to that Chicago <N)-Boston rained n outdoor ICihll)'. "B.V.D." swut tftiTts "' conslr,.ttd of IOO% their one-game edge Thnrsday point with nothlng getting 1>6. ••IVywo ;1ht knit cotton •nd 111 niibl when he -Jed the Cehlcs yond the Infield. MEXILER GETS AWARD dottblo noece llntd. So1ms art 111.. to a 11~ win over Wlit Cham. The teams were to play the BOSTON (UP[) - Ed M~lflfoed tt oil points of otTIIn. Wolot. herlain and the 111ers. game over today but heavy er, 2:10-pound .senior linesman oncl. slttV•boncfs tTl knit for 1trc The bearded R u 11 e 11 per- rains last night apparently will /rom Saratosa Springs, N.Y., wttr. lofochino Wloftlbill. formed what mnst NBA follow- Ioree a luribor postponement. today was named winner of the row•••o~,.,..,.._ era would consider imposslble.l,•====="-""'===="-======="'; .,..,. J, "" , & lU. He limited "The Dipper" to a slngle field fiOBI In ·the ntat haU and shut him off froin .the floor for the ftrst 23 mlritltea and f7 '-llfiHionrll/y Guargnlud seconds of play. , Dllr!Di the opan, SHORT SLEEVE "FREE" 10 LB. SWEAT SHIRTS II .$1.99 each BAHR>" . ). t' ., Offer Gooa EASTER HAM 2 NEW 750x14 SAFETY CHAMPS 'l!etter Than Original Equipment DELUXE $ 4 RETREADs 4 8 ·48 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY .f299 NO.IDDI&R ............ 'eoc........_ , ._ MAS·ON fURNfn!Rf .co. M.UON,' W. VA. • 11 & -R Fl RESTON E DEALER STORE ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. �J ' I • I~ w l ' ; I AU. BI'REE'I' BLAST od "' persons, Injured 100 llld The Wall Str..t bomb ••· caused property damage • JlooloD on Sept. 16, 1920, kill· mountin& 10 ~ mUllan. . ~-· ·-~· WITH OUR WLY IIID SPECIALS :{t- _, -. ~~~-_/f~: • ~ -. •, 1 Pontiac-.- •• • $1595 $1475 · SPYING, NEW AND OLD: Clool-and-dauer Ioven will relot.. with Secret Ageal, 1 aew aummer aerln (left) ud relive old nplolls with Dovlcl MeCoDam (~I) oa The llfm From IJ.N.C.L.E. =========-:;:Nurs~ln~g1;;-;nP~ark~ers;.;;;;bur;g-;.;were Letart, W. V8. Sharon BrinkPr and girl friend of St. Joseph school ol l\;II'V · J ust Recei ved! New Reversible Madras Belts - - 3.00 New York Clothing House SCIENCE SNOOPS-The goldllsb, ·wblch Mver had much privacy anyway, has even lesa theae days, tlw>kl to Jamos R. Ricbarda, a sound ~eer at the Naval Reaearcb Labora· tory In Washington. Richards 1J the Inventor of a device that can record clearly the small gill movements of a goldfish and even monitor the heartbeat of human embryo1 u early as 10 w..u after conception. In Pomeroy For Ovor 90 Yeara I HURRY! ONLy 1 DAY LEFT! · Mrs. Ruth Barthlemous of t:;oh!lllbi•s spent a week end . ICo•wdru:y. mother, Mrs. Nettle I Argabrite and son Nor:folk. Va. and Mrs. VlrDesmond and daughters Parkersburg, W. Va., visited Irli•tlves and friends here SunBess Larkins, a - mem~ 1 0 NE SALE ENDS : ompl ete with Guard Rill, Li dd• r $68 MATTRES S STANDARD TWIN SIZ! Walnut Dining Roam Clack Radio .. . ... $11 II" Portable T.V. $88 19" Portable T.V. $138 "Englander" Prlncesa Smooth Top lnnerapring m"'ttress, cushioned with foam , twin or full size Mfttress or Box Spring - - $38 180 coil Innerspring $39 M1ttrt S1 Box Spring _ _ par set Comfortable Cotton M1ttress _ _ _ $9.88 Many Other Values In Stereo Sets - Radios ON . SHIRT fiNISHING ROBINSON'S o •• o o o • ••• • o o Rogulor $58 .. , , • . $39 $3.99 $38 - $48 - $54 Twin or Full Sir• Free wlth purchue of Double Dresser Chest Book Case Bed S91 S288 Attnctlv• New Table Lamps _ _ Ideo Solid Chorry Double DrHsor ChHI Spindle Bed E1rlr Amarlcan style Shxllo Couch _ _ -- spo Ortss•r Lamps up METAL WARDROBES $38 $100 to $500 Student Desk 12.88 Walnut or Blonde Finish 36"w X 19"d 24"w X 20"d X X 63 ''h $28 60"h $13 SOFA BEDS Ooed chalco of colora and Fabrlct _ Hollywood Fum.1 on C1ston _ FROM BUGGIES TO BUICKS 1965 , BUICK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, 0. Easter II • ; were discussed for the River- LAD III view School sign. Refreshments ;were served to Mr. and Mrs. !Ronald Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hannum and Mrs. Walter Brown, Mxs. Whitehead and. daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber and son, Mr. and Mrs. C. Edd phrey and daughters, Mr. , Mrs. Robert King and son. and Mr. and Mrs. 'Varren Pickens. The next meeting will be at the , h~'Yie of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald [ Osborne. 1 1 The Birthday Club held lts last two meeUnga at the homf' of Mrs. Frances Reed Mrs. Helen Blake. A Western theme was carried out with members dressod Western style and games were enjoyed and 1\ refreshments served. Rushla Shumway spent the • weekMd with Mr. and Mxs. Newell llld family at Athens. ~he also visited her !ister, Mrs. Laura Lynch and '1mily and George Wells of Ravenswood, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Eber Ours of Belpre were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harold John· son. Wayne Chevalier and Tony spent a day at Canal Rain Coats··· $14·95-$19·'5 $5 5 $7.99 \liiiiiiiiiiiNiiii-.-J 91 first consideratio11 in your baby's shoes te- 'flaaro a 1 f- w-ll •peeloJI71a . . . . . . - t'. --- • • • a K . Wli:D PT. P - Two COU· ples bave rna e applications "or morrill# 1~"0111101 In the >ffice of tl1e CjJunty Clerk. I Applying WOI'e Walter ADen ~ ayes, 23. Po"i'eroy. Ohio, Carolyn MeA¥& Board, •• • • '2·91 "' THE SHOE BOX Mlddlopart, 0. Letart. 1 1 GLOVES . Col oro Set off your new Euo ter outfit With the per- fect acceuory . . . petal pretty t~ov,e. LATEX PAINT \ *1·00 .. $1-91 .. Qto. $]-49 0.1. PAINT • i• \ 1 ' • Jewelry • • Sl,QO $4· 69 -. - '1·69•· • .. ' Ni&W. SPRING MIDDLEPORT, .0. •• I SVPP/.Y t.IMI'IED I and Ridge Keno NOtes and CEMETERY LOTS 1' ~~F~loyd:~W~ob<~·~!~~~~=~=========i ~ ii!!'!!' If Dine Out ·. With the . . . . . ptVIiipCo the lflllapJiere ~ ALL LOTS ON LEVEL GROUND Gravel Hill Cemetery at Ned•• prtml THf MARTIN IESTAUUNT : loute7 399 S. Third Street will never he the same! Middleport's newest Chrysler-Imperial....... . . Valley.LWuberi ~ 'I ,Coi -.. . ".........&.-"·$11RP.¥ . ~ Plymouth Dealership his just opened!. • New safes and service facilities • Courteous, dependable service • Quality-engineered cars from Chrysler Corporation Plymouth's "Roaring '65.s" The Most Beautiful Chrysler Ever Built The Incomparable Imperial 1 :!;·. m s. Jnl A"" ' • • : ' - ' } '· j ~ . • . ' I!' . ',. ·,WY~ ' 1' ' '·. .... ,,. ,. ,).'M"••••"· o.-... .; • j I Tom Rue Motors 399 S. Third treet ." ! I • ·' -,,. , . .ti ."' Ill • 'T• ,.,.. .,. ~- , I .I Thl,....., !be lddl wiD .... .. Tht . . . . . -~ QOSE OUT p ON 1964 COlORS ••• FOR All INTERIOR SURFACES! $EMf GLOSS vW()W:I~tv~e~Y... b a - o1 llutltnd, Ill l h laF ' "' "'· Pomeroy, Mr.l·<:=.:fl~lmm.) • . . • Mrt. ~~~ : . .eblld- end Mn. Dean Hillel I• h - t .f iJIWI dll &) : ' ·~ Mltt1.: town, If. Va.. ...... • 1. , .. • I r " I I . ..,. nM. a1111lnd ,._ 0 , , _ . teotl of Mr. _, ...,_ • • .._ 'IIIII manr.vlalted """· wilb Mn. Ernaline """""' .. C..rrell at lleYerly, Sai!Irday, llldtMr•ered~ ~~Ba' ~il 1 .. o · an "'"· ,_,....., .. ~~ --- $. Phil Maid Slips - Patent, Calf, Straw Loodlnt 8: oo eali<d ller 1lster, 111'1. lllld- Behr Sunday. red Doloeo at lbe Holzer Hoe- n••»• ' •'atteatM. -..Make- :rov Pieasant VaUey Hoapltal eldJd • • 1M bOot M lble Ia <!Delil;r ADMI'M'ED '. - Danny Jones, I Pt.' Pleasant ; vid Jones, Pl . JtoHn Bood 't II Pleasant ; Waf r Rollins, Gal· Jpolis ; Mrs. L !her IIDlbraok, Comes also In browa Pt. Pleasant. • DISCHARGED - Mrs. Or· ville Fielder, Pt1 Pleasant; Mrs. , fohn Miller, M~son. Waelo and Knlta PURSES -VIolet lloillll o1. .• ea.e r• · ,;; a~ .,;_ w va the PT PLEASANT - A clvll action has been flied in the office ol •the Circuit Clerk styled State Of Weal Virginia Ex Ref Thoma' Battle, State Tax Commissioner vs. Mro. Olive R. Burgessi New Haven. Aooording to tl)e action the defendant is inde~ted to plaintiff tn the amount ol $58.51 IDr inheritance and tr~nsfer tax and tl1e plaintiff demlands judgment In that amount I plus interest 1111d costs from !he defendant. Oood loloctlon Hats PortlAnd, Peht Po.;.u Hayman. 120. . II•• 10-20 Suits $50,000Set F Airport . B.0 dget I0 New $3.·1 - Ladies Dusters •• '2· .$3.· r:: *\ ., 98 HE APPLIANCE •••• BLAETTNARS By Mn. Lyle Baldenon · ·r. and Mrs. Donald Myers . I the CBC Club Sat· l urday evening. Further plans IF YOU BUY A BAKER,JURNJIURE MANY MORE .•• Rood lo!Mtlon ef ltyles ond Colora Spring 'i...... Corvalr 4 dr. Sedan. It you are lookln& far tean<XDJ, th!J one really baa tt. 1853 ne.clay DIOl'l1lng wltb eattmaled In Wl!ll of $11,000 for the home and lor lbe COIIteniJ. Mr. and Mrt. KAeppel-, r818e the · pedigreed do:~ ~ the structure. The tire ln the electrtc home apparently f1tart. ed ln the otUc, ~~~~ the Is not lmown. The local fire det!Bflmont fouBbt the blala fllr over three hours. Mr. and Mrs. J . D. Holcomb of Aliquippa, Pa.. were gueats \ of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ball- . \ PT. PLEASANT - The bud· cock. j get :or the fis cal year begin-: Mr. and Mrs. Leon Donahue \ ning July 1. 1965, for Maso• and Mr. and Mro. Hutsell Van \ County has been oet. Included of Portland ""':" visiting , in the new budget is $50,000 and Mrs. Zern Pterce. an airport in Mason Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Walk. The amount of the new and Ruth of Reedsville and i-• $407,659. Net amount to and Mrs. Hobart NO\veD., II •aised by levy is $348,659 , were vl~ltlng Mr. he anticipated expenditures M La'Z ~·· Da 1107,659 with the difference and rM~ Sw ' · · ~~ Mr " made up from the balance a an VIS . • .d fr th' 1. I and Mrs. Charlea Wllhams carr1e over om ts ISCll ~~~ -tt~le~~:'!,.......,...,--.. year and profits from the vari. ous county offices. The assessed valuation in Mason County in the four classes is as fol1ows : Class 1- Per. . sonal property, $3, ~2.77~ : pul>llc utility property , $3113.200; Total Class I, $3,436,075. Class 2 - Real estate ; $19,415,700. Class 3 - Real Estate, $6,956,· J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'t 110; Personal property, $1.8,863,· 125; Public Utillty, $12,470,000; rotal Class 3 - $40,280,235 ; Class ~ Real estate, ~.· 641,120; \ personal property, '. 018,790 ; : public utility, $980,200; 1 tolal Cll\Ss 4, $7,140,110. Total fQf all lour classes ~ $78,772,· 2 dr· Hard Top, Just Arrived. PanUac'a tineal od belt and lb1a one 1J oharp. Power sleeriJIC and brakes. Hydramollc. Spring Coats • $11-95 -'22·~5 1 FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO \ ' 1 Comport ol $9.95 \ T lunlor 7-15, Mia- 10-20, Half 1111114~111 Polito 5-11 1 Gerry Pl.. tsut- A new $4.88 •11 tit Bonnevl e - - - - .~..195 1 2 Pc. Ll•lng Room Suites 3 Pc. Bed Rm. Suite Catalina t dr. Sedan. Beaullful all whlto with red vln7l IDler-lor. Hydramallc drive. Showroom clean, Dresses $4-BB Reedsville ' Society Notes hl2 TWHCI Rugs $18.88 Po•m &.ekedBaby Bed or Ploy Pen Lane Cedar Chests T right here! $68 Rogular $41.75 .... $29 MATIRESS COVERS \'. look, in the best of taste, and It's all yours,, 9xl2 LINOLEUM RUGS SAMSONITE BRIDGE SETS • tl\695 ' .1. ' rum. DINEnES 7 Pc. and Color T.V. • • \ this year . . . the fiMst styling, the ne-lt !IKEIBATILE-When Gre-goire ' Asian takes on a he character role In, a gives to It an authentldty that comes from being fluent in five languagesFrench, English, Spanlsb, Itallan and Germ81L In his next movie Asian Is seen. opposite Jean Seberg in ''Moment to Moment.!' 5 Pc. , ••• , • • • • . . . . $48 Rogulor $7.95 cholra 5.95 All Sizes S288 . 21" Calor 65 model $388 . March on, in an Easter parade of fashions 18" d. 51 'h" 21 " Calor 64 model $288 - • have a fash APRIL IOthl Tobie end Chairs China 64 pont"laC DAY SERVICE ber of the Riverview Garden . club represenled the local Radio Station WMPO on LAUNDRY·Monday mornlng. She was trans· DRY CLEANING portod to the station by Mrs. WY 2-5428 POMEROY Walter club -ADMIRAL- ~395 V.. Long BOltOm SOCJety • NeWS ~~us~'- Charles Neuman, Sy·!· ~~~on~...... ~w·~-==-.162 Chevrolet • • • • $1095 ! STURDY BUNK BEDS 63 Buick • •• •• • • '2595 '2384 $1495"" IWltoche,ster with Mr. and Mrs. Max Boring. M.,. Tony Boring accompanied them home. ~ ~r. and Mrs. Asa Boring and family Little Hqcking visited Mr. IN OKINAWA SCJ{OOL a • Mrs. Larry Barton and Marine Private Firat Clau daughter. John w. Stobart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clara Adams and MI:'. , Mrs . George 0 . SIC!bart of Route ~ope crow ?1 Parkersburg VIS· 2, Racine, participated In tbe 1 L Mrs. Wilma Buckley. Tblrd Maxil:o Dvlslslob's week· Mr· and Mrs · Chester BuckCounter -Guerrilia WeIfare ley spent Sunday with Mr. o•·•-- and white. Small to extra large. 3.98 to 7.98 WaJon. Owned by one of our mecbantco. Power. Sleertlli od bruea. lb'dr&matlc. Oldsmobile- ~595 Miss New shir ts by Reve re in black. green, blue, tan, c.i. Statton weekend guests ot ber parenll, t ..Sabre C<>nv. Cpe, One nreful owner. SpoOeoa JIOid with lllllit Mr. • nd Mrs. Fred Brinker and top, aeddlo interior. A real beauty, ramlly. Rev. and Mrs. Winkler Sandyville were guests of parents; Rev. ~nd Mrs. 1~;;ditlo".;;;88;'d'. 4 dr. Power lleeriDt aod brakeo. HydramaUe. Air · L' One local owner. Jon recenUy. The Letart, GraMm and • ton Me<hod!Jt Ladle• Aid • • • • hold their combined matothlyiJust Arrived. Special _, dr, Oni.J 30,6U euy mllea. Automatle meeting Monday evening in Letart Church basement. Social News I bull~ Clll'lful Power ateerlnc and bnlleo. Nl<e, ' ·' Wr. llld 111'1. Iiiii WO... el llr. IIIII llra. Joe Jlllltll PT. PLEASANT - The Mapltal Saturday evenJnc. IOn County Council meetllli wlU Brewer Janie Miu JOIII Hunt of 11111 be canductod on Tuesday, April Re>. llld lin. w. K.' JUua o1 attended ~- •••• -ventarlonea ne;,. ·teuion beginThe at 10· 30 are apend&os the s~ ot the Future of 13 11 KrodelwlllPark. ""' ·I!Dmemabn - -· a. m. with Mro. John Marsh,;ll ~here Ill the Ra7 RICP ~iety America In Columbul, AprD 2 Pl'<llldent, presiding. ' Em'ma Dural lleedavllle yla~~ ~~egtt•~;,.___ -~ Piano for tbe spriJJ& lunchlied Sher reit,. ' """· ... .........., '""'Y· eon and other coming events Mr. and Mn. William 11111' Mr · Mn. Mayaard Babr wlU be discutaed at lb1a time. ray, Mr. ·llld Mn. "'lbert Fib- - e dinner peoll ol their Coqnty cammil*s will be patrtet llld Mr. and Mn. ~ 1011 and daughter-in-law, Mr. reporting JH'(IIreBI ot planned bert Flllpatrlek of Coltllllbut, and Mn. Cub Bal!r and Ol1'lsPLENTY Of' LOTS fQR SALE activities. IPOIII e weekend with Mr. llld tine and Candace, ol Mlddlepart ALL WITH PERPETUAL C'.IRI Illarlllll the al!ernoon ,.._ Mn. Guy Hayman. recently. The GCealloD wu the sioii the 'lfOUP will bear a reMr. and Mrs. Rant Halter birthday of Mn. Bahr. pan oi the developments of v!Jlled Mn. Hanlon Holter ol Mro. Haaett Bel& and lfBIKI·II the Muon County Community Foreat Run. daughter, Tamara ol JasAction Group. A report wlll Mr. and Mrs. Zorn Pierce eph, Mich., came Thurlday be . Jt+en on the county interest ' IJIOIIt a week In Columbua re- a two weeks visit with ber moChMhl,.., 0. Sexton On Duty At All Tlcheck sheets. A discussion will cently. !her, Mrs. Alice Dodson. "Loving care for the last 150 years, and will bll be lield on program plans for Mr. and Mn. Joe Blsell oi l Mr. and Mrs. DwiJbt Milforever" · 1J1e coming year. Each county t ~ta= ~~h ;om Mason, W. Va. were visitors ol hoan of Flatwoods ealled on boll~!' . demonstration club is birthday party honoring urgl'iJ to be prepreaented at Erneotlne Hayman. Gueats tb!S meeting. eluded Mr. IIIII Mn. WlllLlanl'll Murr< y, Mr. and Mrs. "'~'nil Fitzpatrick, Mr. and Mra. Robert Fitzpatrick, Columbui, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ridenour and Larry Hill, Chester, Winifred Of Barton, Reedsville and Connie 62 Pontiac····$1995 •1797 . 2 Dr. llud Tap. One local owner. IIJdrulil!' Catallno Mra. Ollana lllllloan and a.. .. wcri tl!,e lllr *«·hi-Jaw coek at LonJ twm · . - l l l t. lllltlllri.IWllocklnsPort were YloUlnl Mr. Mn. Pauli !II Dorat aad - 1111n11 'l1la ~II)' oflernooa. Mn. l.rirtaoe Milhoan hu I Mr. 111111 lilrl. ll'illltd m~=~.and !II ..t lin. AI Six-Room Home on ' ·d 'fra. w.,_ Prba. Ud frlllllll II C m ·--• Mr. Mr. _, llrl. z.rt Conrey been admltted tG HoJw Ha& · Atb<na lloed •nd ll.r. aid \: 111 all "' • 111!1. Mr. IIIII Mn. ll8rllo J'rant ...,. Mn. 0.. JIICill ._ 111111 ._..., 1!11111. of Akfllll eame pittl . Ray C<hnat~ a1 Ira. Route 35 De.ll'oyed riattO<J Mr. 1111 Mn. wa,- lee ~ mtt~~~· a , IIIII tna, .,..... til ¥fill Ill• . . . n.w·sda) · , .., 1,,.. PI'. Pl..tAsANT - 'nia ils Willi Ill 1(~ W. Mel. ~ II~ H"' · ; ~. .~ llatlioD till ~- IIIII Mn, Art IWper .ruf M. UICI Mrs. r·10.1~.a room home of Mr. 4111 lin. t.~tr.!t.t ~~ .tailed ltr. AlJei ,.. ·•111 "1u . . ,.,,o·---.11 loW. D6tll ;.. llater, ~,_llf Co~ . ,, • ' - ftt Cbatlel KNJ!Pe) of Route IIIII Mn. cr,de La IIOme l'lolll Melp OttMnl llee. Mr. Cly.. Ill '!'II' of fljdne Mr. q Mrt. 11411 - IQ a .... . wu rued by fire Mr aM Mn A~.:..m- pital Mr. IIIII Mn. Blllne Mlllxa lhd Mr. 1J111 Mr1. Columbus, , •..,, a.nta 1JA. ,.... M II, Pwaeroy.)CIMJ p I; 0., Apl. I , till I County Council Mteting to be Held Aprill3 SPRING INTO SPRING. ;:-New Spring Shipments! ..,-,..,...·~· ,., IIIIIJ "•" &-Dally Sentinel, Pomtii'Oy-Middleport. 0., Apr. I, 1~ �w. Sentinel Church News , , . p. Ill. llld • • • Bolpltal. ....... 1'. ~ .erwb! 7:10 p. m. l'ld. A#rtlllll Palllr, J~ a. Q 11• " l'f; . . llolter. l!erYicel Gil SatuJdal,o Sllo&$1Uit Iliad; B. J. Sabbatb Scbool. l:JO p. IlL; llG(IIr Wlr.. Wonblp, S:IO p. m.; Yn Ill ICII!Iol 10 1Deeti111. 1:30 p. m.; Bible SW. · m.; a.m., f· dy, 'l'llllrlo!aro 7:80 p. m,. :10 •· IlL .....,. 1111 I'OC. .7:10 , Bvll\l 'WC'~·. o.Jlq,alle. ill. . ~· . UJdted Ia uu., • ·People's Service FrldaY, 7;30 IDC Memberablp a · ,..,,, 1 Olin lin". Qrlll Ooardlt ~. BIMtl a. day SCbOOJ at 1U o. rn. Prayer p. m. lml ltiMibil- W~y lllllatOIW'J P1$f; SljD. Balko, , . _1 11uqc1ay lcl!ota.. , meetin& l'bJ•,...Wy 7:80 o. m. Ina Mid Weell prayer f :IO L llllrl WOI'IIIIP IDa. q~.; Wlaldt B!irl"IF, IIOgil. - . Claordl or God, MI. MortU at 7:41 p. m. 111.1 l't "Chl"l, ' '" p. Cbrlollaol l:r ~unot, f;ll P• 'II. ,.~ =~ L 0.,.~.' a... Dulel wor~pnaa, ...- Q b - llelllodlet 111.; 7:10 p. m. lin. LJ4a ~. ~ Oreal llefld . ' i.e .II IUl>L Sunday Sobool 9.4& a. m.; War- Pearl A. Casto . l'blll'lllay. crnw fol .0. lioila ...,,..., oar. pastor: floborl w · lhi service u a. m and 7:30 ' WOI" IIJI41111 W 'II; 111'1. Iori I p. m. Pr& +•11 1:10 P. Ia,; t · • a. 'II. Mbrttllt. Worah1p a ';, Prayer meetln& 7:30 p. 1 88J'\IU!t II I L Semool ...., llfid·WHII l'rll,rlf -~~~. 7. aacl llunday SoboOI; 7 p. m. ~- m Tuelday; You111 Poopll'o !idtool 11 IO a. ID.; . ~~~~ Prfdv IMIIUII p. m. ll'ed-'"1'· a,ll .LeliJ. eoing oervice. l"'ursday, 7•-30 meeting 7;30 p. m. l"rrday. .!!.uundaylll'dafWmlllled"~ of 7110 p.m. · •· Un. Mull Rollllllor p. m. Prayer mooting. ' na .,way Biela~ Eful~ .Vllillll Rolland Claurell 01 GGtl. 11.v. mo"th. ftt lili8dl t1 1111 I'""' • \ BretbreD Cburdl _ SUDday c.rPeniC Bapllat Cb""'h: Jollll Smallwood, paslor · i!uodajl PltolwoHo Mtlloedlll Ray II. W-• ...-M· Scllool 9:45 a. m. WOI'Ihlp, S.md&) Schoo· I SO a m.; Mora- Sc:boOI LO a. m.; l!:vanoo•llltlc p I A ~-· U9:30 L Ill.; NYP8om- -d and 4th SundAy, 1:45 , . - ear . """'"• pastOr L m.• ... '" lng Worship 10:15 a m. aerv Ice 7 P· m·' Young People ablp aarvlce IG a m. ' m. Aehasb MUJer, ~. Endeaver 7 p. m. w..rn..doy . · p. Ill·• . ~ . Sorvl"' Alfnd Melllldlll ~ Flrll Bo,dll Clnii'CA. Ml<ldl.. Prayer meetinJ 7 p. m. Sa!UJ' olber ~y 7' 41 p. m. p. m.: Mldlrelk P..,... Rev. Pel!'! CMIO, putoj'. oorL Rev l)onald Boone. ""• day. day Sehool, 10 a. m., vtoe, 7:SO p, m. W~. ......._ Scbool at 9·•• a tn •-·• 9 ,. m Blllley SUpl Prayer · """""' ..... • ., LOI" Sunday ~ llllddl ""-• '""-1 Ta I W ~ Hoffman Supt.;w 10a.1~ a... Grace Eptanopal Cllorob. 7:1S p.' m. 'I'IIUI'Iday, .,.,._....., olllle ND "'"" es yor, Supt. ?" W rshlp Service ; BYP e p. Pomeroy, The Rev Richard H. Forelll Bull Melbodllll Cllarell 111'0110. Rev. Clyde J. llarlletL lblp 1111'\'lees at 10:45 a.m. Wllq . :·. :.enin;! Worship. 7·SO ~· Martin, Rector SIUIIIay - Mor· Racine Charge. Rev. B. L. Suaday Sehoolt:IO L IQ.I MorDo the Rev· Cllsto. Wednesday f!fl· • ..:; Wed. 7,so p. m. Prayer n1ng Prayer and Sermon. 10:30 McDaniel, pastor. Cburcb ser- lftl W~ 10:30 L m.; NYPS llllna prayer IIII'VIces at 7:40 meellnR: 8:30 p. m. Wed., cltolr a.m. Coffee hour lollowlng. llces, t a. m. each Sunday with ''::: Poo~;,.8: 411f.· m.; EYBD; P.~ Cb.,b , ...,_ ~I! · Sunday School following at 9:115. 18 c .m-ou•l • • P· ID., • -- • · .• praotiCe. E•terprlse EUB CburciL, Rev Mrs. Fred Nease, Supt. Pray., ..,..••. 'R, Wed , 7:10 p,m. day Scltool 9:30 L m.: WorRh!P First Baptlot Cbureb. Pome· Menzel Smith. paSior Wurshlp Pom~ Cltordl tl tlio ND II •es SundO) 1 30 P IJI roy _ Rev. Charles Norris service 9 30 a. m.. Sund•y Heath Metbodlol CborciL llfld. •rene, Sunday Scltool, t:SO • · Lelarl FaUo Uolled Breth~ Sunday SChoOl 9:30 till 10:20. School, IU 30 a m. Youth ~·ef dleport, M E Uowoon pastor: m.: MOI"'ttni lrOI'I!blp IO:.S " Cburclt. Rev Jamea Morrlloa • Worship service, 10:30 a. m.; •••ship 6 30 p. m.; Boys and Mrs. Nan Moore. Churcb l!lverUng Worship. 7 p. m.; Sunday Scltool t :SO o. m .• 1'otll Nursery and Junior church for Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. m.; Supt. ; Church School. 9 30 a. meetJDa. 7 p. m. Wed. Norris, aupt.; Aaa t . Sup< Hero cltlldren. Evening service 7:30 p. m., 2nd m.; Worship Service, 10:30 V llenderaon, PI• bert Rouah. Praacbllt& and 4tb Sundays; Youth Cboir . m.; Methodist Youth Fellow· 10:30 a. m.; Alllmab! ovlllllll Flrsl Bapllot.Cb.,..h, IWcloo 6:30 p. m. Wednesday Prayer I ship, 7 p. m.; Ofltcial Clllttrcll olllle N_,_ PoQio wtmlblp at 7:30 p. m.; Prill'· Re• C. L 0 Umner. pas,:r Meeting, 7'30 p. m. Wedoesday meeting, 1st Sunday ol monlb. Rev Clvd• Henci.r..a. or meet!Dg 'l'llurs., 8 p. m. Sunday School 9 311 a. m.. m ! 1 :30 p.m. wscs. 2nd . · ' . ML llenaoa Ulllled 8retb... L'urtis, supt.; LO 4o a. m. Moro- Lottrldge EUB Cbureb, Rev. ot "llonth 7 30 P m . Eleanor M Stt.lday Scbttol t .IO a. In Cbrlst: Rev Jamu Morrl· .ng worship: 6 30 p. m. BY~ Eugene E. Emerson, pastor ; Ctrcle ~ ThUI'Iday.,ol month ornln8 Worship IO:SO a. IMI, pastor; SIUiday SeboDI, and Junior FoU.,.shlp; 8 p.m Sunday School 9:4_5 a. m. Rus- 17:30 m.; Ciao• 13, 3rd Wed· NY":.~:tfi P- mp l!lventng 9:30 a m.. ·eacbllt1 10;30 1 . Evening oervlce: 7.30 p. m. sell Archer, Supt. Sunday nesdav ol montb, I p m.; p. m. roY= r m. Alternate preaching and Wednesday, Prayer tlleetl~g, worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 emooo Cil'<le. 4th Thursday ·80 p. m. 'l'llursd y. Christian Endeavor, 7:311 p. m. 1:30 p. m. Wednoaday. S•• •r p. rn. allernately. Bible study month. 2 p m.; Choir Cbureb o1 lbe Nlaretlo, fta. Sunday. Mid-Week Prayer / Cbolr PracUce, S.30 p. m: l'ue• and prayer service led by past- IVednesday, 7 p. m. eloe, Oblo. Sund"Jf Scltool at vices Wednesday, /:30 p. m. . day , Junmr Cbolr Practrce. or 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Chrisa.m. Sunday Wonblp Wddleporl f.l'lrll Vnlled ,... I Rutlaod First BaptlSI Cbareb tian Endeavor, 7:30 p. m., 3rd , MfneraviUe Melhodlsl Service 10:30 a.m. Sunday ~.. byterlOD Cburdl, (lev . Boward / Sumiay ScllroiU:30 a m. Preacb- Saturday of month. ur LeSier L. Koush. pastor: Service 7;30 p.m.; Mid • Ftuppelt, paatnr: Sunday Scttnol;_ · . Sunda 2.30 p m VIctor Brown, Cb=~ Prayer Service Wednet- 8:30 a. rn. Mr. Fred Lewls 1 tn~ Y . . . Momlng Star EUB Cll.,..b, Superintendent. 10 a m. 7:SO p.m. Rav. Morrie M. aupl.: 10:30 a. m. Woroblp; • 41 .a- ••Cir,. "*••• .. ••Ice. 80 On~ hun. ln>rl s ixty-tWIJ .fP~>t high fiet Wl(le Napo le11n buill h1s arclJ of and one hundred forty--.!t'v~ n tr ium ph. Proudh· it riAn a ~we the P l!l('f' dr l'Etui l1• rt'minding th e worlQ uf an Empe-ror'A ~a rly vietor ics-a n~ l la ter dE'fE'atS. On th!' !Xh-'HI from BE'thphagc to J etusalt'm cent UI' ie! bE-fore then! hat! bl•en anotlwr arch of tl'i umph. Nature had fa~; hioned i t of palm tn•t'S. Beneath llwir bowing branches the Prinee of Peace rode into thf' city that was to crucify H im. J e~us, unlikt~ Na polto n, l\e \' er had n~ of a e igantic monum en t to help tlw wo rld remembt>r Him. The doors of a mill ion ehurclles \x>sfll'lk H i;; dctory. Mf'n pa.~!!. through them not to cue upon th• m:~jl'~ty of ('~r·:t:'d ston~. but to l•.mrshlp and $el"¥e the Son of God. \apo iMn bollght for himself a transient glo ry at t.hto price of oth.:r ml'n's blood. Je~e~s bought ror All Men elernal life-at the prioe of His Own BJuod! C..p• ntlti.196.'0K,..,H,4J.,.,......,. S.r.-.J...,., SUI&o6wt V&. Sunday MatH!ew Mo!Kfay Tuesd<'l y Wl!ld nMday Thursd•y Frid•y Mo~~tth.ew MAtthew Mati'J,ItW Matthew M•ffhew M•ttflow 2hl- 1"4 26 :] 1.-46 21 :13-46 26 :17- 30 26:U -.tl6 77:27-44 27:45-14 S.fvrd•r With the hope it will, in soml' mell•llre, ros<er anti he<p •u•· tnin that which i.• ll""d in l<~mi'.v tmd rommu.nity life. this fea· lure i• .• ponsored by tht> bt,.. ini'.<S firms and orgun.iZ<llions liwld" p. I Bapllat · Cbarcb, Rev Menul Smltb. pastor : ~ t6 Rutland Pastor Rev P • u I • m. Sunday Sclt..,L Fred Taylor; 'sunday Scbool. 10 a. m. SmJIIL, sup!.; Earl Shuler· AsS't Guy Priddy , Supt.; P>eachin& Mommg worship IO:tli a. m.1 service, 7, 30 p. m.; Prayer ..,.. Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Thur.. vices, 1:30 p. m. Wednesdoy. day , MI. Mortab 'lapi!OI Cbarcb. Sout b B• 1b• I EUB Cb ur•b Free WID lal Board meetllll! ascii unleaa otherwise celled Communion eaeb quarter 88 nouncea. Morse Cbapel Cburch, Arthur Stlt~ Paslnr Sunday Sc:booL 10 a. m. Em~rson, pas~ i Sayre. Supt.;a. m.; Sunday :~~=~~ 1 School 9.45 a. m., . service. Prayer i· Putor ' Rail•"" Cbordl o1 lilt N_,. Sunday School 9:30 a. rn.: Worship 10:4& L m. service 7:411 p, m. prayer III!IVIOe, 7:t0 p. Wednesday. p. ID. YF: Wed. 8:11t Juntfili Cbolr: 7 p. m !lentor Choir s,r- Flm Ualloll ,...... byterlao Cburcb _ Cburc& setvices 9:80 a. m.: SUnday ScltQill 10:30 a, m.: Bible Study, Wed., 7•30 p m ' ' ' __:,_;=====-Alfred :ety Notes; c orne1 ot Four,! cmd Matn St Rev. Eugene E . tor. Sunday """'..., Cllurd ollbe N.,. 11 tt>lw•P nnmf's nppt'nr bt>low. Norman H. Bahr, Supt. Sunday inl every Wedntladay ~e. WIUlam C. 'ftiOJ'I>t•p&ltor . Worab1p IO:tfi a. m. and 7:30 p. Sunday Srhooi 9:30 a m.; Mornm. Alternately. Bible Study Porlland Metbodlat c~~~ ! big wonhlp a. m. -;:.... and Prayer service led by past- Arthur Stitt, paswr. ! 1VW , Naomi Bapllsl Cbordt: su.. or, 7:30 p. m, Thursday. IScbool 9:30 to 10:30 a. m., Peallcolllal "-IIIJ• IIAiall & <Ia.!' Schorn 9:30 a. m. : Worold G. Roush, Supt.; Kenneth Rev. oaul l!l. Jones, putor. ~ 40 Lincoln St. Mi dd leport WY 2·2550 shlp 11 a. ., Prayer s•.rvlce, Syraca10 E.U.B. Church, Paul McLeod, Aa't. Supt. Services Scbool 10 L m.: Woro- SIUiday '1dlool attenda e on 111 Member F'TD 1 p. m. Wedneetlay. l. Sellen, ' · every Sullnay eventac. servlcetl 7t30 p. m. Sum- April 4 waa 1111, the o erlilg WY 2·2644 Greenhouse WY 2-3402 ...... ,. a......., .,, WMMP!ay IDd f'rl!lay. flU!. Wonblp service were • hlltecol(l] Vlnlrch, IIJd. held at ID:U with Io y d carleton Clnlrell, .<JD&tlhu}' :ao L ID. - . ""':""" _.. Rae~ MllbGdlll Oarelt, Road. tndJIY School 9:30 a. m. Qulsellberry, Supt., IO.SO L m. H. L. Mcllaolet, pa&tor: SuoSoutb 1rt1 Ave.: SmYI"JJ DUllnger, lay leader, an ; Kalpb Carl. Supt.; "reaclting Morning Worelllp 88~'\~U!t, 111 day Scbool 9:30 a. m.: I'Doaclla. m.; Snnttay evealD8 attendance of 13. .. T:1 ke Someone To Ch urc h This Week" Servicea, 7:30 p, m., Cecll Cox. ond 3rd Sundays of tbe month; lng 10:30 e. m.; MYF 8 p. m.; aervlce, 7:30 p. m. There wiD be Euter F.stabllshed In 1904 Middleport WY 2·3284 •.ay01311; Pr•yer meeting, fu... 7_:30 p, ~· Evening l!lvrmg.U. Prayer end Bible SIUdy, 7:30 p. Wednelday Bible Study 1:30 p. services here on SlundJof, West Columbia. W Va. day 7:30 p. m. tic Servtce, 2nd aacl ttb Suo- m. Wedn.stla]l. Saturd•• lllgbt Prayer IDd 18, , . 6 o'clock, apon Ph. Mason SP 3·55113 day of IDGOth. BETHANY 7·'!0 p m. Pastor !leY 1be MYF Volambfr Chapel: WOI'Ildp - 1:30 a. m. MorDioa WDI'Iblp; a.dl Spdlp MeChodlst L. • ' · 'l'l1e held i vice eacb 3unday 9:111 a. m.; IO:SO a.m. Sunday Scltool. Bly. ~ter Lemley, pastor; War~ Pnallyterlu meeting Sunday evenJ Dodge - Dart - Dod ge Trucks Sunday Scbo<li 10 a. m.: Youth the Tbelss, SUpl; 6:30 p, 111. ship semce 9:30 a. m.; John DaVies pastor: Rev. Casto held Serv•ce 6:15 p. m. Evening Wttr· Youth Fellowablp. CARMEL day Sebool. 10:15 a. m.; Cburch Sclloo!IG·30 91cea at a p. m. 8' Middleport <hip 7 p. m. eam Sunday. 9:30 a. m. Sunday School Way- 6:30 p. m. Prayet and Blble ablp service ::10 · p. .;,.m. or- l!elell Findling of Bradbury Cbareb 111 Chrlll, oe Roulb, SUPLi 10:30 a. m. Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Roor,anlzed Cbardl 111 J - spent a weekend he Middleport, Ohio Arl Marcum, mJntster: Bible Momfll& Worship, ~ aacl 4lb Ratland Metbndlst Cb.,..l>of Latter Day Saints, u mother nd b· ' the 011 8 p. m. Rev. C. J. Lemley, School and 'llorning Worship. Sunday of tbe "' pastor: from Rlcblt 011 BaciNo Rusell FJodlln&, . Pnmproy West Mam St 10 :30 a. m.; Christian Endeav- Evemng Eva~t~eUstlc Service, Church Scbool 9:30 a. m.; Wor Portland Road. Sunday Scbttol M11. Nina Robm or, 6 p. m. ; Evening Worship, lst and 3"' SundAy of month. ship service, 10:30 a. m., M a. m.; Wonblp 10130 L : SundaJ,. and,jM ~= Support th e Chu rc h of Yo ur Chmre 1 p. m. Tappen P1aiu EUB Cbareh, Y. F. Monday, 6:30 p. m. Sunda• OVI!nill8 oervlco at Rob~ an r:-..al Bel· Bradlonl CbUL'l'b 01 Cllrlll, Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas- Sllvem111e Metbodlll . p. .n.: Wed., worolltp llrv· pre, _. D. ' Builders and Buildin& SuppUq Joe Robinson, Minil!ter; tor; Sunday worship 9:30 a. m. Arthur Stitt, paslnr. Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Pastor, C. W. Mr. end Mro. Chester , Ohio 10 Pb. 985-2005 llomer Forrest. Supt.· Bible Sunday. School a. ~·· Ho- Sebool, 9:30 a. m.; Gene Wolfe Prollltt. AD. ewentDc ~en- weD received School t:30; Morning Worship, bart Vmeyard, Supt Btble Stu- Supt., Services Thursday even· begiD at 7·30 p. m; daupter, Doria E a. IU!del" . R . W " . dy and prayer servu:eo led by lng Lour Lady ol LoretiD Mlllloa went .., emerae y appendecBakers of Goo<'! Brea d 10 .30 • - m., ,venmg "" ''· pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. · Long llottom, Rev. ~11"1 tomy at Holzer pita! Satur· ' 1 i p. m. Wednesday, 7 p. m. Huntington. W Va. Adult class meeting 7:30 p. Saltoa MelhGdlll Claurch, Afo admlulslratnr, Sllltliaf day evening. B ble Study. m. last Monday of 111011th. thur Stit~ paator. Sunday l4aaa 8:30 L m., eat; Boly Days Several of the local Home Dexter Cbordl of c b r 111 School 10 a. m, VllDt Orr, ObUgatlon, 7 P. Ill. Dem01181ratlon up attended Wh ee l Balancing-Auto Glass·Brake Service Bible Sc:bool 9:30 a. m. Preacb- Fedettlle4l Cburdl, Pom.woy, Supt.; SUJ!day Worship, 11 a.m. Ill. Jolul'l Valllollo W II ' the annual ment Day Pb. WY 2-3576 Pomeroy Ina 10:SO a. m, first and tblrd Rav: w. B. Perrin, pastor; s,nea.. Melloadlal c;barcll, ()uynllla CDu~ RldPI• pro(lram at port on WedSUDdays. Carl Kautz, Sup!.: S u Dd e 1 ~ , ~- L. a-··• ....-. Frank llaldeJt, JIU' nenday, March I . -.. '""'"" - ,__., SWitlay ll!asa 10•10 ""lz. Muon Cfto Charcb 01 Cbrlt School, 9:15 a. m.; Worship Morning Worship· oervlce • L m. •· Mr. and Mr•. arreu """' 9 a.m. Chester . Ohio ., ' ' bour IO;SO a. m. Day ol Obl.lgatioll !:10 L ol Jllllfleld a ed Worsbljl Miller Slreet, R. Kennelh Roy, Ilana Wlnebre~. SUpL 10 m.; Collleaa!Oil Ill boar before service• at tbe urcll ht!fe otl EnvrmgeUst: Sunday Bible ML u.... W.B. Charch _ m. Sunday cbool: YF Wednes- ll!asa. ' Sunday IIIOI'Ilbll mttetl ~. 6 30 Study 10 a. m., MoniinC WOI' Suaday Scltool 9:45 a. m., Earl day ' P. Ill., Ml'a. 1'be Sa1V8IlttD Anlaf, Ji:DVeJ and Mrs. Vere ·~rlz Two LoeatiODa For Your Convenience sblp, 10•45 a. m. Eveolna Slartey, ltlpl.;. Evenlllg WOI' C!b'eetor· Olllc:lal. ~ ~ s. WIDID&, o111cer 111 t:111rp. Mr. IDd Mn. 1t1 ilwll'll WY2·3996 Syracuao WY U08e sblp 7:30 p. m.; Bible stlllly, abip, 7,30 p. m. by Cecil Cos, lng, first Monday eacb llaliday 10 a. m. IW(ne• ....,. aac1 family of ·.1 'flitted & & 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Layman; Young People's meet· at 7•S0 P. m. Holy IIIII: 10:30 L m. !l!mday School their pareo(l, Mr. Mro. Jlo. Pom ero y, Ohio Mlddleporl Cbucb ot Cllrlst, ing and Blhlestudy, 7:30p.m.; of SUnday 7 p.m. YOIIIIII Peopll'1 bart llwlll'll 8lld Nha 5th 111(1 Malo Streets Donald Wedn&lday; Cbolr practice at th Y J,.qlon: 7:10 p, m. Sal'fllllll IIGblnloB Snndq PAINTS and RARDW ARES llicka, mlnlater: Bible Scbool, 7:30 p. 1!1. 'l'lturlda)', m;,.· Ullted Methodist ~~ 'l"'lllrrda1, 1 to I a,.. Rooll from lite ~~~t:30 a.m., Kenneth McEibiltney, D8 vW ,..,.,.._ llollDeato (P Pomeroy - Rev. Melvin dlllltome, l • p 7 p, -~ II ~ ..._ '""'. Ph. WI ~273 Ractna Supt.; Mommg Worship, n 1 . • -~ • ' . School 1.30 (I; m. lllbl6 · - • .._.,.,. " ~ •• lO·SO m Evening Worship 0. Langsville, Ohio), Rev. 0. B. kire, pastor. Cburcb meeting. 01111r IWf. . CO over" ar - · . -""' Sc: . Wed: Cat, postea': Sunday SchOOl, t :l8 9:15 a. m. Leo Crew, Supt. -.1 ued · ~~r Gellld'it.to 7· 130 E. Second Pomeroy WY 2·2440 .!dam., 7 . ':~r rvtce, a. m., ~ Grate, Supt. Wol' Vaughan, Ass't. Dupt. 8tmtlll DIJ Mve. n&rr to people wbo CIIIN cb.J~b :, Cllrlll, Pome...., lllltp ll8l'f(Ce at!O:S; a. ID.; PO. Worshtp at 10:30 a. m. _ lllalhlrrJ Ptlala lbemll'l~ 11r1111f11 cr Sulll Jarry Maaters, pastor: Sunde; 8l'lm Youat. '~:41i p, ID.: Evan- ~ay ..Se~'" "So 'I'II•:::I:~~IIOI'Ib=:.:ol:.!M~etp::.~M=•:UL:,•:lal::of!.!j:IC:IIb~-----~~ Mirldleport, Ohio & . gelistlc '""'"'"' 7:30 p. m. Mid- Jeted Him. 6 p. m. Phone WY 2·3481 N. Second Ave. School t .SO a. m. Cbordl IO.i!ll W k pt and Praise Wed- dlst Youth FellDWihip. Quality Furnil ure at Lower Prices a. m.: Cbristlan Endeavor, 6:30 ,.:. 1~ ' day at 7:30 p.m. Woman's Soc!· L (L f.. · p. n•. l!lveolng Service. s so p. p. m. ety of Christian Service meets. Middleport m. K.blg:i.• Blf1. ., Jebovalt'e Maundy Thlll'llily, Aprll15, cor, s,eamore 6 SeCOIId st.--1'" JIAitlaatl Cllvcb, o1 Cbrlot Witnenet· Public meeting, Suo- p. m. Sacrament of the Last IIE\t. J08I!lPK ERALY, PA81'01t • Bible Scltool 1:30; COmmunion day •· p. m., WatchtolladJ Supper. Open to the public. Cburoh, WY 241.'10 · l'UIDUIIIO, • W Y s.tllll ' & "l' LOWERS FOil ALL OCCASIONS" 10:30 a. m., v . H. Braiay 1 p. m.'t !llbll ll1!dY ru.~ay Communtty Eastt!l' Sunrise Palm Sund(jy. JJ ., REXALL DRUGS Supt. Sabri Canaday, planllt: 1 p. m. "·Servlee 7 p. sblp at 7 a. m., wUI be at •• Cor Butternut & W Mill We Fill AU Doctorll Prescription8 Bible Study. 7:SO. Delbert Room. Tiulrlliav:, M~nietry ;Cbool, ll'ederatedclturdl,~eroy. (Bullellll....,fliJiacOf'l'lltW~) . WY 2-2955 Pomeroy mine leader. ~ ~-~ en to the community. "Two tblnp .,. btlll fflr tile hem- - -lnl .,.lilll p 6 ~· ~u~-· IIJoeU Baa nee and runnlttf .s-ptO!IIe." . . : Zioa Choreb of a.rtsa, .....,. Jltu - St. Poat Bober' E. . Smltb, Sr., stlllday Scboot, 1:1S "" • Barrl11mVWe llold, Eu- Saoday SchooJ-9;11 L 111.: w ... SnadaJ 8cbool t:IO a, ~~~~ Stmli>n 'l'IIP!, "OOD'S poe U-..ood, mloisiC. Bl· lblp eervlce 10:10 a. m.: SC. ley llaloy, qapt.t IIIDrDlDI WOI' Yonday, 7:10p.m. , ,___, Building Supplies & ftllllwortr: ble IICbool 8:80 L m.: Morning John, sund41 Scbttol 10 a. m.; lbJp 10:10 !L m. Yi>tllll Senlce, '7:0fl·p.m. GeneraJ ConU'act1DI Bakers of Holsum BrBad 110rsblp 10:80 a. m.; l!lvenlng ~or•hl? t a._ m ~' · f:G p. m.: ~IDIJIIIIIIlc met8:00 P.lll. Pbono WY 2-3978 IIOrtlbfp 7:18 p. m.; Rober! Reed Allml Metltodllt Cb.,... -...., 7:30 p. m.; Prey• tii8Ro Tutlday, 8:00 p,111. _, , , , Bible •cilool &m. Pearl A. · ~lito, pastor, SundAy ling. Thurso'oy 7:30 p. m. Wodltel"".• 8~1!' .P,f'Qelter Chardt t1 God, ae.. Sehool at ,f:30 a. m. Charles l1ree lllelbttllll Qara, ......, & Gilbert Spencer, paetor. SWK1a1 Taylor, Supt. Worablp service el 'Cltfl. r.ev. R. li; !Wile GilL School 9:30 a. m. Morning ..,.. at IO:U,, a. m. ITI!h the Rev. ,...-.- ~ IICbGOI. 1:311 L "Your Keepu.ke Store" sbip 11 a.m.; EvaogeUsUc oer- Casto; SUnday · evening at 8 dl.; ' Phli Wile, otJ[il.:' Moi'I!IDI LOCAL UNION 5666 312 E. Main Street Pomero7 Ravenswood, W Va. vice, 7 p. m. Prayer meed... the c~ !ervlce of the worship 10r311 a. Y ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 : 3 0 p. m. Wedlleaday; YOIIII& week"i!C' rOY!val. Tuesday even- Strvlcea 7 p. m.; EvlqljlllllcJLi..,----"'~•..;:~:;:;;,.:i.;,.;;.;.~---..oi~ WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING HEATING FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES Middleport. R•v. Nyle Borden, minister. Sunday Scbool 9:30 1 m Arnold ltlcltards. Supt. Morni~g worship, 10,30 a. m. 10.• --------.J..- GOEGLEIN READY -MIX CO. LIEVING COAL COMPANY MYF R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. TINY'S FOODLAND w HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE oanyl8btlllet,Pomat-~o:,Apt..t,'tllh7 CubiC~m;~ AnnuaiSpringMusicaleisGivenby Bradbury Elementary School Pupils CROW'S STEAK HOUSE TOWN COUNTRY HARDEN'S GROCERY and MARKET u --------------·--FOREMAN ABBOTI {y SWISHER LOHSE POMEROY FLOWER SHOP A.PrlJ meetJna OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. THE UNITED S1EEL WORKERS OF AMERICA RACINE PLANING MILL K. . . ..._.a u,.; " ... , ... 95ctt$2.95 MIDDUPOIT AUIQIIA'II: crade ftj I H th Ch At C f WATER SOlidER n ver news h• BATTERY BUYS -wur 1 JE!nelle Cummings was featur· Sanuurn, '." asklt,"TheDeafWoman'a Courtship" aacl a tap dance to "Tip Toe Through the Tulips" was done by Mark Miller and Debbie Jeffers Several so-P were p11!senlo ed by the choru of fifth sixth seventh end eighth (lrad.. ;,; Crow's STEAK . .. ..) . HOUSE ,. • rs_. 'ln oore, s. The b .' · : ., .o!tcn~r b('s ~ ' m. ; Solvay down 7: 35 a.m. Everett Davll, Mrs. M. .~dAys of Mrl. Clara 2.10 a.m., Harry .Dy~ up 15, Ilmawba River- Allen ft. , French, Mrs. G. G. Zeigler, Mrs. Ben 6 a.m.; New Mari!DSvtlle down Merrill down London 2·30 a AU Nationally Mrs. Hattie Smith, Mrs. C. M. and the 50th wedding 17, 3:115 p.m.; Francis Hougland , Semel M 1· 4.10 · Advertised Brands Henncsy, Mrs. James sary of Mrs. Walter Boer were 18, 4:25a.m.; Jerry Bos_l m.: Helen Zupup ~':tetd. n·~o \ Mra. Glenn Lambert, Mrs. at the Be wortb down 19, 6:30a.m.; Luth· m., J Win 1 8 St, Smith, Mrs. Galen BroWII and Circle of the Herdman and Little Edward ~·':i; 9!~ ~v;, (;,.,up ~ Mrs. James Euler. I Thursday. up 19, '1:10 a.m.; Inca up 21, e · . a.m., e . : The theme lor the meeting A cak~ baked by Mre. J. E. 8:115 a.m. ; George Price up 22, down Winfield 8' 20 p.m.; Lucy was "Summoned to a New Hartinger, abrter of Mrs. 4:55 a.m.; Robert Weet doWII Jane Lucas down Winfield 12'' Age.'' The morning session Baer, and .Ice cream were 23, 8:10p.m. ; Allee down 23, 25 a.m. ; B. E. Bowles d<l\litl N. 2nd Avo. Mlddlopqrt 1 giver over to reports o1 honormg Mra. BOM 12:15 a.m.; Robert Reed up 23, Wlnlleld S:OII a.m.: A. J. Pat.232 various officers. Mrs. L also presented a a.m.; Tampico down 23, 4,50 lenn~do~WII~W~inf~l~el~d_:5:;::25~a~.m.~,=, -"~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""_,1 Smith was elected to a chrysantbelllWDII. a.m.· Ravenswood up Greenup ' • _, .... trlct office, Missionary Petsoll' w~':, Mrs. Baer, Mrs. 7:30 'p.m.; Helen R. up Green- : nel. .. tzllng. Mro. Adam u~ 8:20 p.m.; Ellsba Woodtt Following the luncheon eerv· ~rrJ:\:Miss Anna Mrs. down Greenup 1 a.m.; ed at the cbarch, the Cheshire rueser, Mrs. Georse up Greenup 4·30 am Yvger Creek Yooth Choir gave ~'1!h, Louis Reibel, Mrs. Chauvin down Gr~ 4:sS · several vocal numbers under urray, Mrs. An;tanda m.• Walter Beckjord the direction of Merly Ross. c' Mrs. W. L. Kautz, Miss dahl2:SO p.m. • Ala do: YeJ. 'l'l1e Rev. Stanley McGIIIard, rue.oer, Mn. dahl 5·011 ', P'-"'" D dlotrlcl perlntende I Install- Mora .and Mrs. Carl . p.m.' ......... D..• ..is su n. Meldahl 5:30 p.m.; ed new officers. RESERVAriONS NEEDED BrOMl down Meldahl 8 p.m.; Members of lbe Middleport Sam Houston up Moldahl 11:40 Th ree Local women Cbild COnservation League wbo p.m.; Andrew Calhoun down Attend Contlt>ntion are plalllling to attend the card Meldahl 4:10 a.m. ; Valley VoyLocal members of Della Kap- party being sponaored by 1 he a1er down Meldahl 8:20 a.m. pa Gamma International who Rlo Grande League April GalUpolfs Dam - Southern attended the state are w have their up 8 p.m.; Col Davenport up April M at the In to Mrs. Robert Burkett 8:15 p.m.; Duncan Bruce up Plua, Columbus, Ohio, April 13. 8;tfi p.m.; Harvey Jordan Mrs. Geneva Joachim, down 10 p.m.; Queen City up Rooalie Story, aod Mrs. AWARDS TO BE GIVEN. oltrol0;;;:30;;;;o;;p;;; .m;;;.;;;;;;;Jellboa;;;:;;;;;:;;t:;;up;;;;;;I:;;;IIO;;;;.,a. Sauer. Over six hundred Certfficaleo and pins will ,. en were registered from presented during the lewi1 Repair Service 1 nmety-one chapten. 8Chool hour Palm Preceding the Saturday rll lltb at the Federated -FORque!, at whlcb Dr. Ruth Carl Kautz, Sunday Scbool • HEAnNG spoke, n women were perintendeot, has annotmced. PLUMBING Into active memberablp; Mra. Smllh H. Witter, active NEW SUPERINTENDENT ROOFING Ohio P.T.A. groupe, w11 The new SundAy Scltool an honorary alate member. perfnteodeot of the" ~::::11 First umted ' Church ls Mr. Fred Lewis. Re ••• Mra , .._ WY 2-U74 n,...ces • •......,. 1:14 Mill It, ·~port l.~tbe~pre~Yioua;;;:;.,;IUperla~~tendent~~·~~ •• L. 1·Karr Iotter los I 8 · 1 WERNER Rad•IO & T.V. for ym~. OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING &HEATING EDWARD BAER, OWNER E, SECOND POMEROY • if'"· I Fabulous 1 SANDWICH Ol'lllr lly l'hono AndTike'lmHom. WYWG2 e e lEW 15 REPAIR SERVIa LET INGELS DO ITI ADD.D .A'ri'B&CTZO- ~ FOR EASTER COSTUMES EXPERT INSTALLATION! ARMSTRONG'S Linoleum . • . Inlaid VInyl '*'· l'loor ..vertnc for ......,. tiDd of Belt patlerDI. Profeaelollll ltt""llotJoa by oa, or do II JGuroalL Call ivY 2-28311 lor lr.. aatr.. mate. WAU.-TO.WALL ~"mNG MOHAWK MAGIa ibpen llllldalloll Satllbetioa -lS Glllhll~ •oi ·A4SlaJU We Ford Dealers prove • g we say is true! ' FOR GIFTS You'D ftnd necklaces, earrlnp, piDll With I real QuieRr chao RoUt'!.. we kid )'00 not! early for tbls buy! 1bis DeWI &ol a amlle from 1101110 of you akcptica)'011 Unlciddllblts. But '65 Ford V-8'& bave been provtd quieter lban Rolls-Royce I We ldd you DOL Teet-drive a DOW Ford LTD, most llllllll'ioua Ford ever built, and "precious" look. Select now from a fabuloua eollectlon. Shop • for younelf. Immediate delmry on M.t""DJwe kid ')'Oil nod America's most successful new car it now aftilabll in hardtop (above), con..ertible, 8d - fartbadt; 2+2 models. Your choice-now lQO.ca. dard Six or optional V~ power 011 our lloor todaJ. ia.- l.OO to 5.00 plUifed. tu Join~uf~~=~:! lapel pin at your C. JEWELERS ... ""''"ITJ I Pr St. PauI's .Lutneran· nurcn. dlo r., mo.!!:! •s. · _ I mtarw..:,:,. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN fltfll· - JGII,..., Ill»,_. •., • ..... Hn. Sbirtey a1t laud 1114 Jlr. el Mrl. HaNld . . . . . . . . . P"'d ..... Hood IDd faiDliJ, 111o "' , _ ......, , 1 s 1 :Orne w.... V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY 'l'l1e Poiiiii'OJ' 8eDd C B fta. Wlllllol4 Ita ,... tar montltly meetiDI P'rlda7 19• enlll&, April tth at 1111 ' - ol Mro. AdaiiM 8mllb. • I '111 • jl»> Amottc lboee wbo entered ..•,u-. 1001-STOII r. STAR SUPPLY CO. AnD. t ;:.=t.":..•.:.:..:~;:. - '"'•• • w.a HEINER'S BAKERY KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. = OldTownflats Hospital ~ews C!_..!_ N .:JUCH:ty otes 51 1 Mr. and Mn. La"""""' JOI& Holzer (JOipltal ID tbe put U Mr. Clyde W1Qea IDd 11011, 8loD Ylsited bel' strter, Mr, ODd ltGQro wen: Mn. Garred o. JtlllO, W!DI to !Jpmcer, W.Va. Mra. Cectl R.... euy and ddi..... fiiW, w 11 ...11 BIMe, 701 'l'l1lrd Ave., Weotlell flmeral home to 1111 bls IUICle, dreo Sunday eftllllll, T. Jameo, lOOt Chatham Afe., Mr. JlllmnJ PbllliJ!a Jut Stm!lay. Mr. aacl Hn. Oillo S.,.. S um. Neece, 81181'011 ltlcDIIIIel, Jack m , commondetl the boJo on Robert Willllm campbell Cbll- Mr. and Un. Ollte Sayee and lied Mr. and lin. WOU... A1J. POtt~ •r'l'lle eoncert leatund a Moth- Hall, Ricky W~Jl, ltllte Bumo, thelr work at the Scout .().RaAPIUL II llootbe Rd., Bruce D. sbrlver, SOD, John, visited bt!l' IIIIer, leo Sunday Willing. - o.:rse ODDcert wllh lln1 and Myra Vrllp, ltlchartl Stewart, 1111 , 'l'l1e Den received 8 blue Rock Springs Cab 8coutl Rt. 1 Gallipolis. Mrs GoldeD and bmllf, Mr. and Mn. Roy Charlie carroll recelyed wcrd !:cte;raden lltlna •d~ liD Wltltlateh, David Dam, ribbon for ita booth. Cbarleo Pad< 2t8 Will meet at lite Salis- R. CanMay, RL 1· Nortbup, Gillian, Otester. tbat his •ister, Rooe car. Part ro/:; by'l'lll le ~ Edcllt N -. IIQialle Ratliff. Rkleout waa welcomed • a buqr Scbool, Seturday at 7 p.m. Fronk Gobel Rt 1 Ewlngtoo Mr. aac1 Mrl. Slmey Powell roU, has elllered Bolton Cleft. Hoov;as II L IUra Noel Neece, Suale Byoell, AI' new member. Cooldel IDd co!lee wiD be oer- Mrs. C. 81..;,. Saooen, Rt. j 1and Mr. and Mn. Lawrence era! Hospital at &.IDD, Moaa. • lene Eltlle, Anita Neece, Shar· Following a bike through the ved. Crown City Mrs M lvln Ra IJolutloa ealled em Mr.ll!d Mrs. Mr. George Taylor llimprov· Other calt member• lnclllli· on Wltltlatch, Nalley Snider, Rl· woods the grou returned to ' · . e Y Maywood Johnston recently. ed eome .mat at Metp bospit. od PentiJ Hall Bo Peep; Dea- chard V.'a• ·, Steven Miller. the ROsenbaum where April !I Haloteed, 14011 LewiS St., Pt. Mre. Louise Vu Meter andi 'a~alter~~llllflerlog~;~t!Uioua~~~burlll~;jl!!!'!li!I!I!!!:M':d=J~;=I~,!O~.-..J l llond Jellm, the black lheep; Patro Aer;er, Roger Rouah, gllllea were Ia ed and refreah- 'l'l1t Pomeroy Elementary PleUilllt, Mrs. Alve L. SUW. dauahler, Nield, called to seel: ' Randy MUla, Utile Jack Bor- Clulrles Aleker, Shiela Mlll:r, menta servJ Davfd White PTA wW meet at the> ecbool VID, 33l6 Franklin Ave., Pt. Mr. IJ!d Un. Lewis Johnslon ner; Danny Harrlaon, the Rlncly Hawley, Pamela WaJ. 'l'hp meeting closed wllh Monday at 7:10 p. m. Mothers Pleuant, Charles E. Kaeppel, at Minenvtlle Route. drummer boy; Terry Wbft- bum, ' My Davldsoa, Lon- Scoulh oath In llllilon At the of the IMIOOIId wiD he Rt. 2 Pt. Pleaaont, William C. Ml&s Judy Sayre spent tbe I latch, Jack Spratt ; Becky nle Darot, Darrell Napper, SbJr- oat meeting, each ~ Is to holttllll. J'leldo, New Hav811, W. Va., weekend at COiwnbuJ. , Pamter, Jill ; Joe criSp, Jack: ley Jordan, Tom Hawley, LJn. ta!:e a shoe box and 10 esg 'l'l1e WSCS o1 Heatb Metlto- Fotemon Wallace Stevens, Ap- Eddy Branch and Slrl fritlld Shar BlDg, ~11!tly LIttle da Lemley, Ricltard Morris, carton. Rlclty COucb wiD serve c11st Cburch will meet Monday, pie Grove, W. Vo., Matthew AI· of COlumbus visited his uncle, M.1'!; Edwm mlth, Utile Boy Donna Barnett, 'l'llomu Shaf- refruhmenbl. , April 12 at lbe churcll. Mrs. 811 Scott, Rt. 1 Letart, W. Va., Mr. , nd Mrs. Ollie Sayre, SOF1ENS WAIER P -- • David. Moore, Farmer In ler, Richard Friend, Eddie CaDavid Enllmlnlf'll' wiD l(ve RobertR. Fraley, Rt. I Rutland, and ltll brother, Mr. Dille Sayre ' AUTOMAIICAUY the Dell; Mike Stewart, Brown ruthers, Marilyn Engle, Becky dev.lllona IDd Mrs. Lee McCO- Evelyn Rosemary WUHams, ol Dorcus visited tbo Sayre MH Rooster; and Larry Fridley. Taylor and Diana Stanley. Study Bible LfiiiOJa mil wiD be pn>gram leader. Rt. 3 Ollt Bill, Miss Georgia L. family. ' Johnny. • Othero taking part In vocal . Holtesses wiD be NtDlt zerltle, Spencer, Jackoon, Mrs. Josepb Mr. and Mr1. Paul Ours and WillE YOU SUEP , Taking . P rt In the concert srou:. were Bernard Caruthers, From Colloaiam Mrs. Jack Bechtle, Mrs. Hatlle E. Kisor, Wellston, Mrs. Wil- two children visited Mrs Fran' ' rus ere !llary McCumber, Marvin Friend Phillip Miller, , _ Smith and Mrs. Max Roller. liall_l Grant Smith, Well~ton, ces Brown at Oak Hill: Nee ds little help! Michele Leonard, Cbrlstlne Randy Sntder Barbara Clark B Wbat You Are," a studv . William T Wate.-. WeUston M and u- Lo 11 G J ust set the calen .. "' V'cki M 8 lh ' • f CI I . . • • r l0.15 we reer •UJ•er. ' e oore, e :Debra McDaniel, Christine Bai- 0 0 0 " ans, was presented APRIL IS , I Mrs. Edward Joseph, Wellston, and iamu vtslied her brother da r clock and the B~rns, Mtrtam Thomas, Ml- ley, Rex DIU'SI, Diana Lewis. when Gr?up li of the Woljlen'a The American Legion Alllil- Roy C. Houser, Rl. 2 Wellston, Mr and Arthur Hood at timing device conc •el Kauff, Carmel Murphy. Bonny Dow! Gloria Sarver Ati80C,.tton ol the Middleport iary of Lewis Manley Poat 263 Elza Delawder Rock Camp p · h •· M d t rols the softener -ammy Snier Wesley Barnell, Joyce Davis: Barry Stewart: First UDited Presbyterian will meet Tuesday eveuing at I Mrs. Boward Wright Proctor: omeroY., Is parents, ___ r·.•~ for you- automatically. Cures com, la.m.es Lewil!, Ricky Tucter. n, er Mills, Je!lrey Hawley, Church met, Monday afternoon the First Baptist Cburch In ' ville, Rays. Elam, Rt. 2 Chilli· ' mon water woea tlh~ DaYidsm. , John David- Brian Friend, Diana Painter, in the pastor ' study, Mill Mar- Rutland. cothe, and Mrs. Alma M. Booth, savjnJ you many <en, r .cne "'"'· Ed d I e David Templeton Roger Bar- caret Sauer gave devottono takAkron 808p, clothing, and Sarver, Patty ~arst, Sherri 1 nett, Randy Leo~ard . Charles .~n fro~ Corinthians entitled, · plumbing repair Kauff, Jerry Mtller, Peggy 'Diehl and Cathy McDaniel. ~vahon In Christ." Blrlbo ilollors. Murphy, Dreml ward, Debra MISS Susan Park, leader, was • Mrl. Harold 0. Gregory, 5S¥o I Mowery, Jeane Walburn, Lau- De/egatr'on from unable to be preset1t and Mrs. spruce st., son, 10:2:1 a.m. ra Thomas, Debra Lemley, Ra· J. E. Harley, chairman, pre. 'l'lluraday. 1 Complete wiih ct ' 1 Taylor, Belinda Friend and sided. Taking part fn the dis- Gaage rudtep: Gallipolis 1 Timer and Exira-large Chril! Miller. ea urc IS CU8SIOII and reading were Mra. Dam 18.1, 23.4, running 43 feet Dllchar&ed ' 1 Takir part In a rhylhrn rou· Waller Wrddell, Ml!s Marpr- on rollero, Pomeroy-Maaon 24.· Patients recently discharged Brine l Dl'lk line, "The Shoemakers Dance" . on erence et Sauer, Mrs. Nelle DeWeese, 00, Pt. Pleasant 25.63, Hinton Included Mrs. Mason Clark, I were Lots - •fe, M: -·In Friend, Several members of the M.-.. Artbur Lewis, Mrs. R. M. 2.37 laJlina, Kanawha Falls out, I Verner See, Mrs. Walter Rid.. AU,JSO. SPECIALI INSTALLID Cathy Stanley, Jollllnie Harrl· WSCS of Heath Methodist Sherman, Mrs. Mildred Beeson, Charleston 26.42 stationary, Lon- Dour, Mrs. Eldon Kraueter, Mrs. sn, Ronnie Ebersbach, Kyle Ch~ch . In Middleport were In Mrs. Marcus Chambers, Mro. don dam was running one loot, I B. Barlow, Mrs. Eugene JollllLeonard, Paul Morris, Rodney r hro~IB Wednesday to attend Freda Bratt, Mrs. Charles Shu- . Marmet dam one quarter foot stoo and Infant 1011, Mrs. !Vai• Trensittor B1tteries Gheen, Terry Hall, TW!my the OhiO Conference, Ports- maker and Mrs. J, E. Harley, ! and Winfield dam 4 feet. ' · Jer J. Paulins and infant doughIf YO:U are experiencing eracbd, ebappert-ldut buMIIi. .,_ King, Deborah Haylor, Go r- mouth Dlslrlct,, annu~l meeting cbatrman. ter, Guy Burdelte, Robert eFiuhlight Balleries 1Boat Movemellls: sudsmg, bathtub ring, dingy-look.lna walb.ea and dull fUaa don Wamor, V;ckle DeLong, ol tt • Women • Soctely of 1 ~·- Rlv B k State Wolfe George Bolts Fr e d 1 I on glassware; or if lime deposits are cJoaiDg your water ' tla n ,Ser·--e ' Grace • I """' er- uceye ' Lonltrn 8 alter Ios J ames Weece, Db e ra Jeffers, Ch"' at do . F ankr Smtih,' Pamela S. Warrens, and I • ' heater and plwnbing, a water softener dv. tb.. 13 6. 10 Paul Van Cooney, J a nice Methodist Church. ' "'nniveraary, two .wn ' · a.m. , r m Gresory A Hay prwilloblems and quickly PrtY for itself. Tb. modeladva' 't 1 eHobby BatlariH BUI'IIIl, Gregory Miller, Jane They we" Mrs. Bntoe Lloyd, • Pierce up 14, 2:25p.m. ; OVEC _·_ _.:.. · ---· cond itio n more than eno llgh waterforuaverqrefalaiJI' Thbmas and Ricky Slewart. Mrs. M. E. Dowson, Miss Bess Bll'th-'-·s Observed up 14, 4:15 p.m. ; Loulstana up • E p J do ... of four. Our specialists wlll be tdad to ftpre 'f:M. si?.e 'Watitr ePhoto Floah · "· M N M Mr """:1 14 1·55 am · Laguna up 14 m., · · ones wn 4· ~a. and RICKARD'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE r.t.• E'Ain . , 0 ~.. UIUl ForScout+Ramo '1'111 pledge to lite 1111 1et1 111 and ~ ~~ ~ 'l'l1e annual aprlng mlllllcal of chtdiPJ, "M.-y,• "Wind ~ Bradbury Elementary Water'( "Spring," aac1 "Calif· WOdneoday evenina at the . cbool UDdar the dlrectlo!l ol ornla.' borne ol Jill Rlclllrd ~ ~lro. Eleallor Welcb •Zolher, mu- In '118 cborU8 were a.cbel baum. · F .,.~, 1111 pt'IIIDted F" '· Dlalla ltlcDJlllel, Gloria Mrl. Rolenbaum and Mrs. ,=.eve 1J In the ICbool '!'ayk>f, ~ ltljller, J 0 'fC e F' · Gilmore, Jr., dell motJ1. '!'• BAUM LUMBER CO. --·· SOCIAL--" " ' ; FORD DEALER'S · KEITH ·GOBLE' FORD INC., 461 South Third St., M~lep01t ..,...... , �\ /( I . . '"\ ' . " Classified Ads-Your Modern ·Community Bulletin ,Board' I @) "'';~,TY _ --~ · -~ - - - - -Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, Veterln- arlan, large and small animals.. 1211 Washington St., Raveaa- wood, W. Va. Phone 273-4271. Office bours. Daily 4 to 6 p. m 126tfc ] 962 Ford 4-Door Sta. Wagon, Speciall899 VB engine, Autwnatic trans. p S. Beige flnisb with red vinyl interior, good tire5 , needs some bod.y work . 1961 Greenbrier 9 Passenger Wagon $1195 Good tires, red finish, one owner, radio and heater. For Rent 1-st- =F::-L"' OO " ''R -,11 bedroom efficiency apartment Middleport. WY 2-3874. J 31 Uc llATU f'rlf 1/VIIJII 'd s.r.'IM 1 Cent.., 12 per word one \llolmnro r.hare• CliO L. ~~ nro 00'' • ord ro~ FURNIS~H-=Eo;:D-, ln.ertlt'ltl «at. l"hr• .,.f'1Jfl'<'• '"0. UlHrtlona ~ l)ef cent OI•<'<IUI'' OD D.ul •de IU'Id ad~ patd .-!thin 10 d~ CARD 01 l11A!'IK5 • 081T\JARJII5 --·- -lmum. "" e,-,rtl ,., ., _ ....... lddlthona.l wOl'tl U FURNISHED. HOUSE p ' 5 rooms C II and bath m omeroy. a omCB: SOURS Howard CeciL WY 2-5262. e:30 A. M tt> 5.00 P. Ill Daib' llfturd r.y.....$.30 A 111 to 12.00 !lOOn 800 W. Main St. 3 30 tfc i t'I"'S SO MS'V I 'U Pi AI")! 1962 Rambler Ambassador Custom - $1295 Pomerov Motor Co. REFUSED OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. II.,,....,..,..,~POM~;E~R~O;,;Y~,=OH~~IO~~~~~~~~~= A Ri.SUL 1 PROOlJC'lNO MODI>RNand bath W ilN1 A.D apartmPnt.6 rooms Mjddleport. Ph. WY 2·312 '- _ _ 3 :~!fc_· FOR SALE Real Estate For Sale PHONE WY 2-2156 TRAlLER tots for rent. r tose ··-··- - - -h --~~---- to Laundry melt and schOols SALE : Elbe:feld's, .....wfre ;0~~ 0 Valle Lumber & Supply Com un Mechamc Str n ~ K II ' Lost and Found / Midd'eport. !0-3-dc eroy. Hard surface floor cov'-'Ue~ -~ pan · • ' rings the new spr mg se\0c. Fou~ ·n Blade white and tan tl:\&:to; anG ruur .-n,.,, fun n~l)& ~ion of attem!!l and colors in POMEROY- Investment ~r m· beagle. rem.1le . Howard Nu- ! ed and llnfu:miflhed apart all of t~e popular widths for eome property, convemently ble . Hy:;ell Hun . 4 9 Jlp ments W'l z.-5434 12 6 tic floor" Sale too on located on Mulberry Avenue • • rugs , With . your . ""·linoleum ~~ - - - - -----large meet'.mg room Notice :TRAILER LOTS - rr~ se~· ~~~:m:'z:d in and trim, salesroom - or display r~om ____ _ _ - - . age and water. Brown! Trail g ~ ll coverdownstairs . .also gond s1zed ·~ SHOOTING match wi! ~ he er Park (S:tnte Approved) pasl". floor tllr frwa k' g kitchen dining room living held Sunday, April. II at 1.00 Minersville, Ohio, Phone WY ings. Pl~~er~lds eeM~~~a~c room ·~nd bath. 6 • :.OOm ap. he Amencan Leg1on ~3324 1 1ft tfc space. ho ' In p partment upstairs with batb ~· · B h Grove Road Street Ware use om· ~urn, eec . d sEVEN room house with bath ~· ro 4 9 Jtc and separate entrance. Ex· Rut: md. Ohto H1gh powerP 1 cellent opportunity for any· s ra- e Y·_ ____ -- rifles and 22 rifles. Everyone and r~~on~as~~e~ ~~- Y iLBERF~LD'S W~rehouse on one needing permanent dis-wekome . 4 9 2tc cuse. 3 16 Uc Mechamc Street m P~meroy. plrty' fiorist shop, or gift )H DER your southern plants Sale, Ro im~ster bicycles, ~hop . The price is right now, tomatoes, sweet potato, Wanted To Buy Bl•_ ·s r1 Girl's models - V. S 33 - : - room masonry peprers, cabbage. Charles R. STANDING Timber. Top cash $4!l.'l0 bicycles, sale $38.oo- house with cistern and 150 ft. p 1 d Pt VI .t:J4.00 bicycles, sa le $43.06- frontage on highway. A Harris, ort an , .one price paid. Marion Reynolds. $S4 .00 bicycles, sa le $52.00. at $l800.00. yeal'8 3 7 2 3-2693. 4- -l tc Coolville, Ohio. Rt. 3. Calli 24" and 26" sizes. Plenty l>f sbould pay for th i property. ~li rf's Shoe Repair, new toea-- after 4 o'clock, 667-3503. frP.e parking space. F.:lber- FANM LAND _ 70 acres witb tion . Next to Dr. Dnvis's ofl·ll-tfc felcl 's, Mechanic Street 20 acres for cultivation, lO "'r"e. Middlf' ·t. Poli~h. dyes, Warehouse. 4 9 3tc acres bottom land and 60 4 7 Gtc laces. For Sale TWO- cOon fertile lots in Leacres under fenc~. so m ,\1E IGSCounty Coon H'mtta rt Falls. Phone Letart Falls timber. 1 mile off u. s. 31 Pr"' are sp<msoring a Ham 1Rarden'• Market in Syracuse CH 7·2361. 4 9 6te and about 13 miles from corSh oot. Sunday, April 11, at 'IS on special Frid~y and KIRBY ... , .. EEPER~~-1 -cOiidt. poration lines of Pomeroy 10 a. m. until 6 p. m. at t heir !' Saturday: 10 lbs. Mame potf polisher buffer and Athens. A buy at $2500.00. Club Hou3e on Snow Ball toes, 79c; 4 lb . \rt~ld~n Dt>lic- , ir~~~d~ow~. 56 balan'ce due. FARM - 50 a_cres on black ~ill_ , ~y~~~~e:._ __ _ 4 _!__5tc i ious apples, 59c: w1eners, 2 ' WY 2_2575 4 9 Ste top road, 12 m1les from coon· ilewart Gun Sbop. Come In , lb. 79c : Suchers Ro~edale - - -·. ty ~t. Has 5 • room frame and see all the new varrnint 1 sliced bacon, 39c lb.; Dairy :·'\lr:ER ROUND bobbin port- hOI!e , good barn and other rifles, reloading equipment, Fa lr 1ce Milk . 49c ha lf gallon: able. Sews perfect, like new. ou~ldings with good roofs. and accessories, re • blueing tomatoes, 5 lb. 69c. $29.80. WY ~2575. 4 9 5te ~ I) ac~"'es very well fenced. and repairing. New and used 4 8 3tc SJ N'~ER seWs- like~W;-eQUiP.. $4000.00. guns of all kinds. Depot St. 1956 MOBIL p,me, 8x35 ft. ped t~ zig 'ag, buttonhole, · C. f- CIJCKLER, REALTOR Rutland. Ohio. Ph. SH 2-4934, Carpeted throughout. In good fancy design with insert cams. BO~ WY z..3UI R1ltland, Ohio. 3 16 n9tc condition. \Viii sell or some-- Guaranteed. $37.61 - terms. .., POMEROY, OffiO [.i ISE - WEIGHT safely with one ran take over payments. WV 2-2575. 4 9 5tc f__!~ 3 Dex-A-Diet tablets. Only 98c _Call WI 9-2162. 4 8 tc ' LAWNMOWER, $10. Coal heat- HOUSE FOR SALE: By owner at Stark's Drug Store. Prices for Shuler's ~ery, An· er, No .. .......,, Buckeye, $20- ~ - 2 bedroom ranch in Syra~ 3 12 IIOte tiqu''y, Tburday, Fnday and Large brrd cage, $6--- Lawn- cuse mndern birch kitchen _ _ _ _ _ _ _::__:::__:=:::_ Saturday. 3 lb. box sliced swing $8 - Complete bed, with' built-ins Including dish.\UTIIMOBILE msurance beeD bacon ends, 69c; Pink sal· bedsprm~s, mattress and washer full basement carca nc-elled? l..os1 your operamon, 47c can; Ronco EgG springs, $25 .. Mrs .. John W. port, ~xcellent locatio~ with lor'o UcenoeT Call WY 11-21184. Noodles, reg. 33e, 3 for 8llc; Stout, Hamsonv1lle. SH 2- 2_ 3 or 4 lots as desired. Qualllillc Ronco egg noodle dumplings, 4834. 4 9 3tc lty workmanship and mater---H-e-lp_W_a_n_t_e_d:-- 33c, 3 for 88c; Cookies,_ reg. NIGIIT CRAWLERS !over ball ial througbout. Ideal for ear39c, 3 lor $1.00. Tomato )UJCe, grown) 50 for 1.00, plus 25 ly American decor. wen beWAN"'ED' ~'Ute man . llespon- reg. 25c, 4 for 8llc: Scotttes, free garden worms. For your low FHA appraisal. Phone sible man with clerk exper- 5 pk. for 1.00. Broughton's fishiP pleaS!'"•! Offer ex- collect 47l.OOS4, ience to train for local cus- Ice Milk, gaL 89c. 1 lb. box pires April 30, 1965. J o h n Ohio. tomer route. $85 weekly while Saltine cool<fes, 19c. 10 lb. po- Mohler, Leadi: g Creek Road, ' ·linin- Age to 50 years. tatoes, 49c. 4 7 3ta Middleport, Ohio. Pbone WY FOR SALE' 4 room house V.ar: · :d and ' we good car.,- - - - - - - 2--6103, 4 7 3tc lot, city water. Close Phone 295-4023 or write P. 0. Com• Onel Com• Alii stores. Mrs. Chloe Box 1125, Parkersburg, W. FUN-PRIZES FOR SALE: l.ong term !inane- Ill Pearl St., Middleport, Va. 4 9 6tc ! R S MENTS ing on all mndern J bedroom Ohio. 4 9 WANTED: Part • time manEFRE H ranch style home, Chester agement Recruit and tr.in Road near State Highway Ga- FOR SALE· 33 aero men or women for route sales rage. Approximately $1500 room .,ouse, 2 barns , wo "· Past s•les or public •M down, balance like rent. Pb. outbuildings. State Rt. 143, I - --- REASONABLE OFFER Station Wa&on. V8 engine , automatic Trans. Power steering, clean Interior. Blue finish . Low mileage by one local owner. Radio and beater. I '-/u USED CAR I ON OUR LOT! I LANDMARK'S BIG SPRING FLING- - APRIL SHOWERS PARTY Apr1'18 9 10 1 Age 21 - 50. Telephone necessary. Write Box 668-M,helpful. Care ~ relation experience 1 f Th D I Sentinel Pomey '4 9 6tc ~oy, ~hio~ WANTED - Citizen . Journal \ and Dispatch carrier boy in 2 Pomeroy. Phone WY -25>1. "'• 9 3tc -:u::-_-;s'".""c"" I•:;;llc;S::-:o-= rv"t•:::•cc'.-::"''' 1 Meuwam•n 16 aDd .... , 8eGUI'e JoDI Rtrh p , sn~ rtoor. llut. .nmnMnt Thou~anlbo ~IMill ot 1"h' Pftpant.o "' tratn•n• anw appotn•ec:~ ~n~m~• UIUI!ly unMeeiQI')I P'RU lftfonnl· 0 1 i • • 405 PRIZES I Come In and register. No ~~oe ~,J::•~-t.:n :'!.~m.~::'::~~ purchase necessary. Auto. tra·n s. Radio and heater. Power Steering. 8 eyJ. Std. Trans. Radio and heater. Auto, Trana. Radio and heater. V8 Engine. THURSDAY THE 8TH His All AUTO SALES Weldor Demonstration .FRIDAY THE 9TH PLYMOUTH station wagon '59 I Nancy Efow, eloc. com9 model, passenger, auto- ' pony home economiot, matic , power I continuous demonstration brakes,transmission power steering, good tires, good condition. Call i eSATURDAY the 10th 4 9 Jtc 1 Mr. Cartoon from WSAZWY 2-2246 _ - IO:OO A.M. to ll FOR SALE ' 1955 Willys, 4 wheel : 3Noon drive, !If.. ton pickup, $.100. , <:ee after 6 ~ - rn . WY 2-3617 . . eEXTRA TV STAMPS 4 8 stc 1 Free At Super Service t Station, drive in 1959 PLYMOUTH f''JRY . 4- de. ~ g• running condition. Olin I !:.POMEROY Dan~ Sid. '!'reno. RAdio and lie<lter. j rou WILL PAY AT--- METROPOLITIAN MOTORS • Busi_. Bu11_. Serv1cet - - - -"- room RESTAURANT and pool " tables. Res~ur.an~t ' ;r:;;. · plete. 128 W. am terested, contact addrClarence Brown at above 4"";- 3IC &M1 L 0. McCoy, Auctioneer. Train- II ed, experienced, Chester, OJdD. 3 1 tfc CU~1'0M butcherln& and cut- tln8- Pbil Meier, Phone WY :H510. IJ I tic I 1960 Dodge 2 Dr; Sedan 6 cyl. · · $995 Radio and Heater. Power Steerina:. Auto. Trani, l9SSl~hevr~let ---.=--..:==- - 1 • ne_·-~=·;;-;;;;;;·;;;;'1_21 -- 1960 Vahant 4 Dr. Sedan Special $750 ld~ 1959 Plymouth 2 Dr. Seda~- .. $495 8 cyl Std. Trans. Radio and Heater. ''My 1958 Ford 2 Dr. Sedan "·"" ... $595 ' husband hera hu a tooth ht'a anxfoue to have pulltdl" j ----~~~-----::----- ENGINE REPAIR R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Dodge-Dodge Dert-lancer _ Middleport :;r!r:,.. =· D.,.,.,.... ...... = ••'•• ::!t ..':.!.. = .,-1&1::: g:_~;:::.!....bf.~= ... . - - ...., ..,. ,._. __: .___:•:__::_:______,_ =.,,.. '"J!.:.'"~ e FARWRS eLAND OWNERS eLOGGERS eSAWMILLJWEDTORS" . ·· ---------=- . •. . .. AXlrDLBAAXlll LONGW'lllLLOW ' lltcaday Tbnl Frftla71 1:110 Sign-On, Nen 1:115 Sa!l'ed ileart 1:20 Meigo cr, RFD •:25 Paul 80W111'1 Farm 1:30 Country Jamboree t:st Weather 7:~ Nei1Dll8) Newa 7:311 Sporll 7:35 BDJ Mlller Show 7:35 Pickena Hardware Show (Tuesday-Thursda,) 7:50 Newt1 8:30 liaiiy Ligbt l:tl Baker Furniture Show (Wed.-Auclioo) Frl, lii!Dw) t:OO New• 7:06 BID Ml11er Srmr 8:06 Colfeo Willi Janel 10:00 Swap Shop lQ: 1i Morning MeditaU0111 10:30 Portraits of a PalriDI -t0:35 BDI Miller Soow 10:45 Muoa ,.,_ Prsm (Tuel.) 10:45 F8D1lly Worship (Tburs.) lt:45 A.S.C. Prgm (Pete Shields) (Fridays) U:OO News 11:115 Tllly'l Co1mlry JIDlctlou 11:45 Tllly'l Cotmlry B,ymn '11me 11:00 Cement Block NOWI 12:30 Goo!aier•o GuS Stir b:30 Larry ADderiDO Silo1r 1:00 Jim Meea llilow '' 16 Blaellllar Auto Show (Tbett-'11111r.) lr!O Newa (Local) , , . Jim 11-. 8ho· 1:00 l'len flv HAROLb GRAY Wl-lERE'S AO,ptowRm- WMPO Radio Saw!;<f ' J<7 One l'o!ltter limply 8t&Dda tor anotlaer. Ia thb aam ~-: · :? u.!Jed tor the t.hNe L'.. X fOl" the two 0'.. etc. Singl e ll' . __ . ~ uoatrophlu, tile> length and formation ot the words ll.re ~ , -< t.. Each day the codo letter. an different. ATTENTION ~!a':'e~l:~~ 7;~ ';\~· 116 b~++-+-H ~ 1..:+..-+-1--1--1 lo Std. Tr11111. lladlo ond Beater. Wheel AUgnmenl "(ib'.;, !'"' ~~· DAR.Y CR1'1'70QUO'JE - Herda hotr to work lt1 SMALL $3.88 each Rutl F I~ - VB - Auto. '!'reno. Roadio and Heater. Tv sETs reply M.lllqulp ,7,"-to 1 ... Ui. Agricultural student; U.S. slang St. DOLLARS EHRA,ANDARE MUC.. MOP.E f'OIVIANTIC !! >ICk IRA<.. 2. South American llberatm S. Second & Mill -- &£,U5H!r -ER!!- CAN DLELIGHT WEDDINGS COST JUST TWO I NEED~OUTO WI"CNE'SSA I 40. Matures 41. Network 43. Atf'innaUve · 13. Indefinite artJcle lfi. Freight 38.Sllly InveterMe DOWN LUpon . Wright Power Sawt Sol• & Service '---------' a.ALCAPP 38. Hence l&nguq-e t8.lD.tlow ot~t. BlaeHnars Gradlon'l ea.pltaJ 20. Resort 12. Suda.nla Let" Reo Lawn Mowerw _ Fox Go Korts Brake Service temple 22. French river 23. Exclam&o .a Web-footed "" Ill "'-WILSON'S car wash, 550 Pago Rc111 No aSt., Middleport, Oblo. Pbone c.II WY ii-D'I& DIIJ• NIPI WY 2-3'115. 3 17 30ic 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ti.ii•i.iillo~rll __ I t2. Ma.rshal Servicet Bod ,... - ~· 4<-Scopt> Vwy GOod Condition lleatlq llltllen'llle, . . . -· ' 39. Close lOSer!• Onm••, .,.., p',l ... COMPLETE!.! 37.8corch ;~e~~- ~:~~~E~~~~~:ii1 :11li~~~~~~~~JI~~s~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~>"WOJI 1 ~be~~~~:~c~h~~w j Pomeroy, 0. ~~~-~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~ • AGO, YORE HONOR.IT'G DISAPPEAR.T Uom 606 E. Main St. - 18, BrazUta.n palm 19,1Clnr Jill- Mlnuto opening !?.Terrible Zll .ll'rom: pt<llx IO. Cougar M.Recent 1963 HONDA MOTORCYCLE 8 • 1'i<'IVA1J 15. Sna.t'OII 18. Trace ZO. Shinto ~. WY 2-3079. 4 8 6tn 1~''..tion service. Jaclo's WILCOX SERVICE FOR SALE -11164 Dynamic88 eration, New Haven, Phone SP.M.IoiOP.M.Dolly wv 2·5337. 3 31 ttc miles from Pomeroy . Oldsmobile 2 - door hardtop. FOR SALE : Modem I TU , ··-412 s. 3rd Avo, MW.U.,.If o1 '/:~'lf._to;.!'~....t... ,.. ,.., 4 6 tic ll,O. J miles. Phone Mason, frame home in Syracuse. Notice u . ....... (MI) m l"tiiMI'oTI .alt4 6 6t b th 3 bedroo ) I FOR SALE: Venetian bliDda.l --~~~~~~~--.UYioton to , . _ p....,.., .,_ 773-5398. c a ' ( ms arge EXPERIENCED l· inl • mbdl.'riltloa of Lo&l .A. J., ity room, double carport, g.. all kinds. Venetiaa blind re- ,. THI c - •uu covoT. c. n, ._ •· <>, a, L x . FOR SALE - 4 room house, furnace, fully insulated, wan pairs. Window and poreb •os•~:~·~.::.'t'L"' OHIO IIIUl.w'ti: •:- ~: basement, lar•e porch, two to wall carpetin•, bicch cabiAUTOMOBILE shades, Ill kinds. Clolb awn- '" •••'"' ,..,.,..,, lot . . , . _ • o o Mldll'*'"'" 011.. PI•'•""· pan ., .aid Lol «N", 110w 1ft.. acres ground, on old Chester nets. Shade and fruit trees, ings. Dale 11& ' ''t CDrpoJ"ated lllto and a pt.rt "' the Road. Pho!le WY 2·..6127. srrubbery. Close to school Union Ave.. ~w~.:=·~."vuLL. J•. ~lll~~eport, "121 nd h h v bl ro-------.::.;:::.::::iiMIHio-. Olllo. UFJ:RilNCJ: ·DilllD: VoL lhtp Slit TV" c a c urc . ery reasona e. AND .,.... preunt plaw of I'Mklnce P•.. 808.. Dad ~. Grady Craig' Syracuse ' UIUOII " ' " oooi_,. , ... rat .._,• ....._ ..,._ ... .... ... BARGAIN SALE 011 10 ......ub..,, ,_..,. FREE JAN of our efficient WY ~2810, A'0 " ' · " " Yor~.~~~k- .:~::=. ~~ ~ Cargrt Shampooers with pur· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _f_ Z_If_ e USED Jlt, n,1n NOTIC:I ~: ~ IIYIIDI.I. Dick McCoy & ·---··------- --·~- ·- 1960 Dodge 6 cyl. 4 Dr. Sedan · · $995 "ha~ of Blue. LustreM'ddl shampoo J.AWUNCE •. RYSIU. .... Lmlel ...... """"· CJI()WI'C)It. ,. -PLAJNTII'I' -rt .......-at reel4eDCe I; M A'l'TORN'EYS Baker Furmture, I epo . roa SALE-&tiddleDul"'·'s taiJ. 8trHt. llld4lepor1. Oblo. but whoM {t) •• 11, II. ao~ (IJ) ,, 14. 2L ,., 4 6 Gtc est buildiDg, located 353 N. WY 2-2141 Pomeroy, 0. Take your~lck - 30 sets :!~ "~ :t";.:; DON'T PUMP you sluggish sep. Second Street, Middleport. .,.,...,......,....,...,....~ lo t To.O. Yo,., w111 .... ...,.. ll Priced I qui ~ ..... iDipgo a 0 y .. ' ............ .., ......... ,..,_ $a 1- or Trade tic tank. Get Klean-Em-A or c · WORK. equ oeptic tank cleaner. Land- _ q:__uir _ o_a_t_Obl __ o_BoteL _ _ ___ ped tritb trinc!L Big or omall s BEDROOM BOUSE 1filll ... mark FarJL Bureau. job. CaD dayt.lme8 WI M151t •,..••..,••,"'_,...,.."",.· ........t!!..!! ..· furnace and ooncrete 6Jlrt..., _, veWJ • - Gene D••· -.1 nit• v ....... ....,_ ~'l 2 18 11 TIR~ RIOT at Newells Sun~ c "' ev~nsRaclne alltl! Ur Uri ~,."',::;"'.,.':.',"':,.:':::;; way, Will take bouli, _ . , . Employment Wanted Size __ __ 301c Rutland, Ohio fouo,.,nr .:! In trade. Jlelvla Litlle,IJ:I! HOUSEWORK by the day or x 13 replaces 00 x IS $16.95, ...,.. ::" ,::,.:• ,......., ,.,_, oblre. _..,. .t.UCI'IONEBII week, nursing, good cook, live 050 x 13 replaces 650 x IS, Clmplltl . . , . in or out. 882-2534, Hartford, $17.95, 735 x 14 replaceo 700 x Cl'fll ...,._ W. Va., between I and 4 p.m. 14, $18.95, 175 x 14 replaceo ....._. , _ • Coolllf 4 .8 3tp 250 14 $19 95 825 14 ....--. ~-x · • X .t.. C. BRAJliiOBD HOUSECLEANING, reason- placrs 800 x 14, $21.95, •·to, CJMo able rates. Carol Osborn x 4 replaces 850 x 14 ...,_,.,I I II tfl! Wolfe, Mason, 773-5078. , e Jock W. Corsoy, ' Prestige tube type, 775 x IS -;jliOj;:-ji;jiiil;i;;p~-tOr 4 6 6tp PHONE Long Bottom, Ohio, Nelglor. ....... a..p,l) tor 8 15 2111 4 7 2 FOR SALE WY " - - -- - ate .. A hardwood Pulp ancl Paper Mill II being c0nli~Nd :for · · 1110 ,..,, 1 ..., 110m... ll1dh In truck, o,; ton pick up 1959 , - - - -· --:--= AVAILABLE FOR baby si!tiug 845 x 15 replaces 760 x ena, ,tlorm -'IIIDdmll, alumthis general area. As part of a wood ~~~~ WI ·~ I~ · · Chevrolet Biscayne 2 dr. sian- 14FT. BOAT, motor, trailer and full or part time. Tel. WY 2- $19.95. 670 x 15 Economy lnum lildlng. caD GuJ Nellrested in1 ·· dard transmis;io,l. WI 9-3443. equipment, $550.00, blonde 6149. 3 16 tic trac $8.95. All prices plus ler, Rkitlt, Clblo. 4 s 6tp dinette set, $50.00. tototil!er, Insurance Add $3.00 for wbite wall. 12 29 lie Fermers, Lendowne.rs - Acreege ln W~lend, Timber Volu~ 75.00. Phone WI 9-3222. -~~=---=--::--::-::-1 4 1 6lp World : . : ' : t o reompael 195s- MO - BILE bome:lo '' 51 ft. PHOTO Co]1Ymg Serv1ce CopLoggers~ Equipment~ Trucks; et~ l!r:ld Volume P~oc!.u~ lYqot.., __ BzeeUeoee In good sbape. Call Ch••hlre leo made ol JepJ papen. LOTS FOR SALE: Sawmill Operators- Volume .J~64, ~pecles. : · Big ear ....., ride m1 ,.... 1 367-7723. Forest Smith, BoX blrtb records and almosl 80' route 248, opposite • ' 'I'·' • •\ . " PI-Wrlt.TII . · ..' ,, ·. • . tormance. &mall .,.. oeoaomy 184, Chesbrre, Ohto. Hl-12te other documenta. Golf Course. Willoughby ·r.f. , . . ..,. - b i i i i J Bealer IDIW'oilce, ~e:-J. Chester, Ohio. Phone • 19!13 He.r;·:- Gold -Seal -Medal4 Sot ion .Mobile Home, ii5x10, ear- =====:-::==:a:;::-;:: . . .,, , _ Moton peted, 2 bedrooms, solid oak GUARANTEED. renewible for 1L Me1i1 Slrftt, PomerOJ paneling and walnut cabinets. We OO.p!taltzatton. l""ued HOUSE ·f OR SALE, Batrr!."l' I , . . .. WY :I-D'II 1Jke: -uew, WY :1-3016. · ot aU ageo. Phone WY 2-"166. ville. No down paJ1111enlt 22 11c • e 11a a 18 Uc 2-5466. ~~. phoM. Lint'Oin Btow 1188-. Pom.,.., 1 8t!Jntlnel, IPnnleJW Oil!" . ----~---"---- Auto. Tran1. Radio and Heater. IS FOR SALE • • • YOU TELL US WHAT RIGHT HERE A SECONT :7 ··-- 1961 CMdsmobile F85 Sta. Wag. $1395 THE TIME TO BUY IS NOWI EVERY CAR I HAD TH' EVIDENCE ...... 1961 Chevrolet4 Dr. Sedan .... $1395 Bank Financing I == 1962. Oldsmobile 4 Dr. Sedan · · $1995 1961 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan ...... $1095 rl I I 1964 Dodge Polara 500 · ·.... · · $2795 2 Door H.T. Auto. lntns. RAdio and beater. Air eondiliol>- Low Down Payments ... flRED UUIWIU 0 A l Y CROSSWORD ]ng_ 24 News Notes IbM-•• ON ANY /t Harrisonville 1elevision Revue Over Stocked !. Pomeroy Motor Co._ 2 SIGNS FRESH young cow with heifer calf. Bessie Oliver, Rt. 1, Rutland , Ohio. Phone SH 24695. 456lc _,,_ StaetJ •pent l"r1doy evertiftl IOilb Mr. and &ln. Dlvld RJcp and lamily. Mn. M&r)' Jlaolnc'• bro!Jw, Allan McMurray, returned · fo h.s bome Ill St. All1a!ll, Vermont, lalt Saturdly, Hor IIIIer, By Mn. Falls Alkire Mn. Mabel Hancock of lletroll, Tolevflloa ~ Review Four quarle equal 8 il&llon In Dana Welch of Springfield Mich., wenl back Wedaeaday _ By RICil DU BROW u. s. Uqui~ measure. spent a lew days at their Mta. Annatlne Cant) 11 In Ualtod ~ .... lnlematloaal In the l9lb -century, young home bere. Veter8DI Memorial bolpilal Ia I!OL1 , . Jr ,- '"I -"The lli!S NlchtiDS•le, born into a Mrs. John Clark spent oev- Pomeroy. "'"" Joly Terror," ao original NBC. well-to-do Engllsb family , silo<·' eral days with her daugbter-ln- Mr. and Mn. Henry Levy of rv dr1m a in whiCIJ Julie Har her parenta . y dec. 1g to he law and son, Mr. and Mro. Ro- Columbuo, nieee and nephew of til -red Weanesday night as a nurse. She feels the has a bert Clark and Larry and alao Mr. and Mrt. Frank Halliday Florence Nigbdngale, was a divine calling . The fami ly could- VIsited with Mr. and Mn. Jack were dinner and IUJ1Per suesto • :que production. 1• h•• ,,_ n1 care less aboul the notion CI!J'k. of the Hallldayo Saturtiav. g!.mlng, I middle and an end. of - calling - unleos it indiMr. and Mrs. James Borgan A Sunday blrtllday dlMer for I ' II sug: ted, rlihl out In cates that perllaps she Is not all and famJiy of Columbus visited Mrs. Nada Townsend ot Downthe """" that courage, risk and there - but ohe persists. The over the weekend with his mo- iugtoa was enjoyed at her borne. nerve are not only admirable family Is distraught becauae it !her, Mrs. Nellle Borgan. Present were Mr. and Mrs. but also lnvi~oratiug - and was unthinkable at the time for Mr. and Mrs. Walter France Franklin Townsend and daught ' :•bel can actually have a well-to-do JOuug lady to go 8J1!1 son, Gregory, of Rutland ter of Weotervllle, Mr. and Mrs. • _,ostttve approach. into such a profeSBion, with its 8l:d granddaughter Sherry Ro- Stdney Townsend of Columbus - 'se penple on the "Hall- unsanitary conditions and 1111- berts vlaited Mra. Gloria Riggs Mr. and Mrs. William &oti r 1rk Hall of Fame .;· whlrh put pleasant nua_nces. and children, recenlly. and children or Albany and Mr. on Wednesday nights 90-mmute Miso Nial 1•gale Is DDt only Howard aod Wilco Stacy and Mrs. Duane Stanley and ~Iepley by James Lee, ne~er successful, and a powerful re- and their mothet-, Mra. Elaie son of Harrisonville. oeem to learn. They keep puttmg fonner of tbeoe condltiOUI, but, Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Atkins L: L AtlNEII: m shows about people like povernment requ · •t, takes attended a Holateln ba ~I and Jefferson and Oliver her own nurses to care for the ~oer'ng more dollaro In !be l' u 1 E te HI: scb 11 00 Wendell Holmes and Florence wounded In the Crimean war. country , , • He will appear on n~a as rn ~ightlngale when all the time The army medieal otaff 1s an- NBC-TV's ''Today" program s we :hev coul~ he offering ln•piring gered at her Intrusion, but she next Wednesday to offer sorne Mr. Harry Pluntmer of Carwith "orkJ about bu"'s, junkies. makes headway, and, with the reasons why the citizenry sbould roll open! an anernoon · tl-heroes and mtsunderstond t eJp of a newspaperman as- tour America • __ And he will th• Halliday - AttiDa lolka. een-agers. What io the matter si_-ned to cover her, becomesl also turn up on ABC-TV's "Is- Ronert Jewell and Virgil f• .•tous and admired. To her Isuea and Answers" April 18 to kins spent Sunday •lth the "Hall of Fame?" 1 with Mr. Eugene Atkins. "The Holy 'terror" was a family's atock, she continues ta lk along the same lines. meticulous produ,.u?n of a her career aftt>r serving in the 1011nd, though essentially eplso- war, and, though Ill, pushes J lie, story, and the acting was hard for her hospital reform &0Bo8S a. 1o1n 2l.P'ire. Jbsolutely tops. "'USI bill. LTouehond 4. Senator place to end rtUl enjo;ed Ml o;o" q~tr.-i:~r , h . Miss Harris got top support KeDDedJ> obelt llAn 21. Ra.w most In "I Am A Camera." a· frnm Denholm Elliott, Torin G. Performs appendage lnlneral , That ·her, Kate Reid an d the • -Make amends tol' e. AJtared 24. Chop t dazzlbogly gay and sad Sal- entire cast. 10. Oltl1eh.. 7. Inc!lu.'e 26. BlbU. ly Bowlea In pre-World War II llk& bil'de oheltar eat Berlin, but there Is "" denying The Channel swim: v 1c 0 12. Finn 8-Ao~ trtbo D.Nlnoom28. llln•he is pretty fine al whatever President Humphrey will take !o 13. Canad.lall emblem poop rap 1he attempts. Wednesday television to help sell !be ad14. A rod for 1Ll1'renoh 81. ChaJ.. lerimlq"; . . . . . . 'light'o tale, brlefiJ, told thls ,min ' ·rat ion's "See The U.S.A." roastlq Pl'OIIOUII 81. River to l'l, 'l'benttore mea.t City lsuggestion, which io aimed at tury: Moaelle - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - . , . - - - - 8 - - D a i l y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .,. Apr. 9, 1965 Livestoclc _____ I 5:05 Jim Mees Show 6:00 Sundown Serenade 7,00 Sign Off OQCP XV IJQCYXZB YXBPN3 c LXPV IlfP 0QCPJY1B WXYJF UXP• NCPXZF?-WZJPQJ ONE "THII'iG 6U~E,j JUS'T GITTIHG HeRE LOOKIN§ AT A MUI..:Tl· &.UON· DOLLAR MOIJNiA\H ~ GE.TIINQ US THENBl~ TE:L ~ OFFICE 'f COUP!.£ DAYS OVER TI-l' RID\;E; E1'() ~ AN OLD RAILROt\D SPUR; PLACE CALLED LA F-IN! LA F:IM'? YEP! OlO FRt'MC~ TJ..Im's !:R~HC\-1, TRAPPER NAMED IT. MEAI<ING 'Tl4E END! HUNDRED '.'EARs AGO' At-!D IT SURE ~ 'rn6 Eit'ID, EVEti ltlOf:tt'f NOWHERE. l<a IT V Yesta'day'• Oryptoquote: THERJC IS NOTHING USELES S D'il' NATUlUC~ NOT EVEN USmLESSNJi:SB lTSELF.- 1lON· TAIGNJI -----'--------- 6:110 On - Newo 6:115 Music Time 6:25 Country Jamboree 7.00 Protestant Hour MONDA\' 1'IIIUJ FIIIDAY 7:30 Sports 7:15 Sign On 7:35 Larry anderson Show 7:30 News lleadl1nea It's Music - Army 7:32 MtlSical Clock 11:110 Dairy Valley • OultoD'I 7:45 Echoes of Jf1l Top Ten Show 8' 00 Ohlo- Valley News 12:00 News 8:05 World Newo 12:15 Musical Interlude 1:10 Sports Todo7 12,30 The Rev. Merlin Teeta 8:15 Weatber 1:110 The Jim Meea Show 8: 18 M111ical Clo-k 1:30 Sundown Serenade 1:55 Com.nunil)' Newo 6' 30 Slgu Oft g,oo Talk of lbe Town 9:55 Mason CouDIJ News 10:110 PubUc l!ervlc:e 10' 15 Famil7 Worsblp HDtD' 10:30 Latchst.rin& Sunday Show 11:00 Newt1 Beat 9:30 The Bible Speaka To You U:05 Moming Melodlee t:45 Sunday SIIOw oxcept Frldq, Cburcb 10:00 The Good Life Bolls Ring 15:11 Ccmgrwman's Reptn 11:45 World News 10:30 Sunday Show 11:55 MasDI> CoooiJ N0111 11 :30 The Quiet Hour 12:00 Community Newo 12:00 Newo 12:05 Local News 12:15 The Cbri61ian'a iloul' 12:10 Markets 12:30 '!be Rev. Merlin Teell 12:15 Weather 1:00 The Rev. 1L G. Slewart 12:20 Bulletin Board 1:30 The ,Rev. Sllal 11J11upa lt. '15 N•w~ 0 Grams 2:00 The Rev. Andrew P&:IOIIS 12:30 CouniJ Acenl 2:45 The Rev, '1'ltorue 12:45 CoiDIIIJ' Go Roood S:IO The Sunday 1:55 News Beat &:Cill The SUndoWII ~ 1:00 Coootry Go Round 7:110 Off 1:55 NOWII Ileal WJEH RADIO aosSboweaae J ,og Midway Ma!lnee 3:55 Newa Beat C:OO Dlsciug wllb Ooso 4,30 f(U...-cllange 5:00 Community Newo 5:05 World News 5:15 Sports Tnday 5:2!' Weather 6'JU Dinner Musicale 1:00 Sign Off SATURIJAY 7:15 Sign On 7,30 ~ewo Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testtm.ony 8'110 Ohio Valley Newa 1:(1; World Newt 1:10 Sports Toda7 1:15 Weatber 10:30 Song • S"rory Hour 10:45 Family Worship Hour New1, Army Hour 11:30 PobUc Semco 12,00 News Roundup 12:20 Bullellll Board 12,25 News 0 Grams 12:50 Sa!Urda7 Malinft 4:110 Dilciug trWI OoOI f:30 Top Ten Revue 5:110 New1 &.Indup 5:16 PubUc Service 5:30 Dinner Mustcalt &:110 SJgu oo.,.,.,__ .. .. -. ~ WINNIE:, t'ID 'rtU NOTk:E: HOW' FEW 'f..OM.EN 11-IER'E:: 1/oJE:R'E AT T"iC. FfA5T 'r HO't\l COMEr ~.... I DeNT K~OW, B lr?~E. ~I?! ·APS TilEY JLbl DON'T PARTI :::: , p,.~.-::_ !".! FUNCTION~ OF "1.J!S KI".!D. ~EY"RE. P.~C6.-IP~Y />.",' ~0/v\E: WJTh Th[,R OIILDREN J f\JO, I WA~T TO SEE MR.!rrARK'S ~-RAYS MYSEJ.F. 11LL CIJMI.:. OVER AT ONCE. .- - ·• �,, 1 I ~------ Ohlo. ~round And About Middleport Mra. William .Russell IUld son John. spent Tuesday m Columbus, and also In Kmgsh.D, Ohlo, ·, there. \1rs. ~u.' ·II Httended the Kmgslon CiVIC Club, "" _at. fihate of .the_ Ohio Fed_eratwn li ~ ·~ ~ . M~ . Anna Farmer Hert"r; 101 Women s Club , of wh1cb she i:ern p, ~lum~us . Is the gu£>S I was . a former member before of hl"r s1ster-m-law. \1rs. Da- . movmg to Middleport. On Wedvid f'arm~r and Mr. and ~1r'i. 1, nesday she also attended the Arthur Skmn~r annual sprmg luncheon f0r ~iss Ellen Dunun: tt st~dent ! women of the Kingston Methoar Denmson u.mvers1ty at Gran- d1st Church Mrs R~ell was ville . Js spendmg the sprmg va- soloist for the meetmg and cauon w1th her pa rents . \1r .l san~. ·I_ Wal~t'O Today Where and \1rs Dale Dutton. I Je~u::• V.alks. .. Rerrn! guesr.; ol .Mr 8 n d ! ~1rs F:arl BrHxton VISited reMrs Jam~s Criswell wer ~ _\1r .; centl) i'oi!h \1r. and Mrs. C. R. and Mrs Orvtlle Martm ot Pills· Yllung rnstt>;.~d of Mr . Braxton burgh, Pa Hn d \-11 and \'! r s. a"' sl11tt·d m an earlier account. ~teve Shndif' lit' Hn dgt>port. l Mrs . Pearl Heynolds spent .. th e wt"t-kend m Akron as the . gu~t ut )1e- r· Shier, ~1rs. Nina B!.!lnd Mrs l'l<~ra D!lgard of Dearhorn. Mich . is the guest of Mr. Pomeroy, Ohio and Mrs. E. w. Lallance. She TONIGHT & SATURDAY • nmw lo atll:'nd the 50th anniver"YOU'RE NEVER TOO s<J rv obsrrvance of the Phila_1!3,~~~;~rtf,t·~ Sncit>ty of the Middleport MEIGS THEATRE Jt>rry Lewis & Dt>an Martin I Churetl uf Chn sl. I·:------=====. Foch-Diana Lynn . QUICK GUN" Audit'"Tf'tE .\lurphy Merry AnrlNs I', Nina -Technicolar- Mllliiii J ...... ,,., I Catholic Women Will Sponsor Miss Conde Soloists, Duets, Ensembles Taking Part in Cantata.Seing Announced An organ prelude by Mrs. People," by Mn. Marvin Burt. Ben Neutzling, ''Hosanna." from The flm word, "Fathor, Magnus by Harper, will open 1 give Tbem," by sololsls the program Sunday, at I the Moore, baritone, For- Fred Blaett- Federated church at 3 p.m., fol· nar, tenor, with the chorus. lowed by the processional hymn, second word, "Verily T h u ·• .. AJI Glory Laud and Honor," Shalt Be This Day," wlll be p. , and the invocation by the Rev. sented by soloists John WeJrry, Wilbur Perrm. tenor ; Rev . Howard The cantata, "Seven Last baritone. with chorus. A words Of Chr 1st" by DuBois by Mr. Werry and Rev. with 8 soprano solo, "All Yt: pelt will precede the third woro. ,,~~~ "Woman Behold,'' by • · Rev. Ruppelt, Mrs. Wickham and Mrs. Harvey ~· i '.'ranken. Mrs. Van Bllonk•en eop e n ' and Mrs. Wickham will sing eO I duel., "Obligato." Cm f ! . . Joseph Raub returned home I An offermg Wl~l be ta~en and Monday. after spe nding th e the pNceeds , will be gaven to I winter at Carn:l City, Fla. 'hith Easter seals. ~he.~ff~rtory duet , his daughter Miss Sue .Jean "The Holy Ctty, wall be sung Raub ' by Mrs. Beulah White and Mrs. Mr · and Mrs Ravrnond Hat-. Paul Haptonstall. f' ld · t th; pa~t WL'('kend The fourth word, 'God My ~-~th r~f~~ves in Brooksvi lle and l t,'ather," will be presented . ~y D t Harry Moore, and tne frlth ay on. " ! i\ Ath ' t " b M H mer Holler or Ches- 1word , m ars , y Ben ter ~-oad~ and Mr. and Mrs.j Neutzling, Mrs. ~urt, the m~n's Fred Klein of Middleport return- chorus and chmr. The 51Xth ed h Tuesday eveni~g. af- word, "Father, Into Thy 1 0 ter a s~:eral davs s ·~y ~da - visit in Cleve- Hand 1 _s," t _ith bl to Darnell b M ,1 land, with Mr. and Mrs. Olin l sools,_w 1 ano lga Y rs. l Ma1nly About . , p I I p Y , 1 I ELBERFELDS NOWYOlJKNOW ""*' - ' "er by Mn. ·1 Paull ~~!~~~ Sbop Elberfelds for values galore In Easter Fasb!OIIf president, opened the tt -suits, coats, dresses and accessories, tops In Iabrie~ , th · Catbolie Women'• and styHns, beautiful new spring eolors. of the Sacred U....rt churcb nesday evening tollowirig Lc..1ten serv1ce. A report was given on rummage and bake sale April •-3. An invitation was from Colwnbia Ga• Co. to tend the Blue Flame festlvltll A beautiful seleeUon of April 28-19. It was voted to spcm-1 womens coats in ali wool so .. C:·'lthia Co11rle. a junior fabrics, soft pasteis and Middlepo;' 'ilgh School, ( ;rls' State. dark tones. Many styles to choose from. Make II was to gifts for decided hlgb school your selecUon now. of the psrish. Plana were tr serve a dinn : on AprU the committees to be antoounc-1 ed. A white elephant sale planned for the May Hostesse' for May wilt be es Martha and Anna 11 ·:-s. Remo Nelri, Mrs. ' d Gre88, Mrs. Joan son 1 Mrs. J: M. Thornton. The meeting closed wI t ·prayer by Mrs. Casci, by a coffee hour. EASTER COATS ·' and . !~'~, w~~tr:;·f~~~e~~:r:;.;~: church Renewal /s Theme ·of WSWS Lesson 1 Mrs. Sml'th I'S Hostess of C/ ub Women I. A Used Car RIOT on Main St. '' l 1 YOUR NEW EASTER SUIT IS HERE AT ELBERFELD$ '' EASTER BONNETS STARTS SATURDAY - RUNS nL APRIL 17 64 FORD GALAXIE 500 4 DOOR .. .. .. .. .. .. $2188 EASTER BLOUSES 63 OLDS 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN · .. : .... -...... · .. $2488 Automatic. Powt•r brakPs, powPr steering, new white sidewalls, wheel discs, bac·k-up lights, tinted windshield, air-conditioning. radio, 64 CHEV, CHEVELLE EL CAMINO .. · ........... .. · $1988 V -8 mot?r .. 3 Ji g hls, em 11ft speed s1d. trans., radio, heater, white sidewalls, wheel discs, back-up s hm~ ks OUR POPULAR MORTGAGE LOANS OFFER YOU MORE THAN COSTI un rear. 60 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 DOOR .... · ......... · $1088 283 cu. in. V-8 motor, auto. trans., pawer steering, lights. Real nice. white sidewalls, wheel discs, back- up """'~ 62 OLDS F-85 CUTLASS COUPE · · ...... · ...... · $1688 V·t.i motor, auto. trans., power steering, white sidewalls, wheel discs, radio. Re<~l VOL XVI NO. 305 Says he has no Plan for Move to Veterans Memorial Dr. stack, wben eonlaered, said Tbe Dally Sentinel Is tbe only news soutet that bad dlseussed tbe ollllation wllb blm. He empatlcally said be bas no plan of making any change : from bls present position. •'I have no_ plans to make any Mr. Rideout also pointed out change," sa a~ Dr. Sla~k when ;Friday night that he has issued contacted Fnday evemng. i no statement or made any kind Clt,arles Rideout, administra· of announcement that mightl tor of' Veterans Memorial Hos- 1 have perpetuated the flow of ru~itai,'' oald following a meeting mors regarding Dr. Slack . 1f the hospital's board of trus- Another media said in a story leeo,JI'""l night that no appll- 1publisbed Friday that the Veteatitiil~; lp Dr. Slaek's behalf :erans Memor18l Hospital lloard 1 was pre~nted at tiW seaaon. lof trustees was expected to for- 1 Mr. Rideout declined to elab- mally approve an application I orate oil the situation concern-[for staff pl'lvilege• from . Dr. ing "ru\nors" being published [Slack at its meetmg last mghl oy anot\'Jer area news source 1 No_ sut:h actmn _was taken~ ae- · lhat Dr. ~Slack had applied for' cordmg to Mr. Ridenout. I otart privileges. ; O~e Me1gs Gener~l hospital Rideout said It Is tbe feeling i medJcal doctor declined comlf the board of trustees that.i rr.ent tnday on reports that Dr. any statement released In rela- : Slack has been asked to re~ign lionship to Dr. Slack should from the staff of the privately • oome_ ~r_Oill_ him. -owned facility. I Dr. Richard L. Slack, M. D. has Indicated be has no !nten· tion of resigning from the staff of Meigs General Hospital or ac'epting privilege at the county· 1perated VeteraM M~morial ~ospital facility. I I Leader Asks Support of Seal Sales We have gathered togeth· er an exciting coUectlon of beautiful blouses in refreshing whites and· luscious new spring colon just for you. ACCESSORIES ( t scarves, belts, hosiery, &loves, handbags and niore. OD tbe main fioor of Elberfelds. WE CUT THE PRICE and MOVE 'EM OUT NOW ! ! Ch- Your Easter Cendy Now From ~his .1 Fine Selection On Sele .On The First\ Floor - 58 Buick 2 Dr. Hard Top _ $488 BRACHS CANDIES V-R motor. auto. trans .• white IH<~k Ps , rad l(: , pow<'r tw~tt• r , power OLDS .~li't' ring \\hlte sidt• l'.lu·el d i .~cs, IJad\liP li ghts. outside rrHrror. 1in1Pd windshield .;o Jal \1 hJit" with like new ~:~ I I IJn· ~. 1'·ro11 n Super 88 Holiday Sod an Automatic trans., power brakes, power steering iuterror. sidewalls, wheel discs. 59 Dodge Coronet 4 Dr. Hard Top _ $488 V-8 motor, auto. trans., power steering, radio, white sidewaJls 58 Ford Fairlane 500 4 Dr. Sedan _ Your Savings Now Earn 4% Intend $388 trans., white sidewalls, wheel diSCJ. radio. V-8 motor. auto. $1088 57 Chev. 4 Door Station Wagon __ $488 6 cyl. std. trans. good ttres, r• clio, beater, a fisherman'a dream eSAVE THE BIG DOLLAR NOW AT ... GMAC FIN ANCINCJ WY 2·5342 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK 8en1ng Meigs County for over 93 ye!ll'll ,Karr &. Van Zandt Motor Sales CADILLAC.OLDSMOBILI POMERO'V: I I ~ ... h, lt-11.. SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1965 • fiVE CENT$ RUTLAND eBrach's Mar111mWlow Choeolale C..Vered. Rabbit. ePaalel Chocolate lil"ttted eBraeh'o MeDowcreme Pelo eBrach'r Candy Chloka Mllk Eggs 4~ and Robbill e Braeh'a Eooteth•t~ii eBraeb'• JellJ Beana· eBraeb's Fruit and Nut eBraeh's Choeoli.te C..VeJred E(p Whfp)led Mantuaanow · eBracb'a Rusty tile Pow Egp Milt CJ!oco!ate • Brach'a Malted JOik i:Qo .. ' • Bracll'a llllt Ftttvored . e Braeh'a Manhiri•Uow EJp Wooly Wll17 eBncb'a Coconut Cre~ · eBraeh'o ChOi!olale CD~ E(p Cl)lllll! Eua · ·, eBrach'a Jel17 Rabblll eBraeb'o IIUk Cboeola~ .c eBrach'o Mlnlatur~ Fudle Eua Peter Rabbit · . eALSO SEE OUR FINE SELJ:cTION PF FANNY FARMER EASTER CANDIES • SJ:40P' SATUROAY All DAY ~NrfL !f IN fHE:EYENING ··.,_.,r·At • "'· Member Federal Reserve System 1 ·Member Federal Deposit Insurance Co~raUoD . A .. ).,.; E~Bif~tDS)N;r--.' . ' ,·,, ...·.' . Nt.~~. -~ I'"" Motarilt Helpo men, ooe of them masked, Wlnlhrow, from his boopltll acting suspiciously near 1 servbed, •aid one of lbe 1unmen. ice station in Barberton. Be alter all three police officers provided tbe license nwnber of 1 were lying on the roadway, held the 1964 aulomobile. j CHAS. L ARCHER RALPH W. MOOR£ DON L. DAVIS the pi•tol to their beads and The pollee car contairiJng pulled the trigger SEveral times Hooper, Mancini and Wintbrow l but the weapon waa out of am- nagged down the suspects' ca~ 1 munition. • short time later. Mancini or· Winthrow said the man tben [dered the two robbeJry suspects took a patrolman's nightstick ' out of their car, but one • and ~at all three. them grabbed the officer's '! The Area Extension Center 1a native of Noble county with I and swine enterprises. This will Twig telephoned _police short- ;gun while being handcuffed and has been established in Jack~ seven years county 4- H ager.t be an across-the-board , indua.ly after 3 a.m. reportin& he saw 'sl:ot all three. son by t~ Ohio Cooperative I work developing an outstand- try wide program rangmg from Meanwhile, Twig. who had at. Extension. Servic~ to serve the I i~g 4-H Club program in Mus- the conception of the animal tempted to follow the robbers'; seven Ohao counties of Athens, kmgum county. through production and marketcar, came upon the shooting GaJlia, Hocking, Jackson, Law. Mr. Archer holds a Bachelor ing and including consumer utJ1. scene as the suspects were flee.. renee, Meigs and Vinton. of Science Degree in Agricul - ization. e' Jng in a second car they appar· Tw ed ff ture from Ohio State University Working out of the Jackson 1 stationed near the eJ:· wr::'b : 1 1 e trans er trom omeroy to W h' gt u · · 1- . th H'll bo A E · 1 H Winthrow, the only officer! Jackson of Ralph W. Moore as as -'~ ~1ve~s1 y. ~-Jts 1~~ e 1 s ro rea xtenswn :Who had not lost consciousness, I acting chairman of the new !' mDarRn I do tr Me .lfordmeMr a Yd • eMntcrD. . . ,. f v· mstructed Twig to summon aid 1 t M h d 1 . ag an o 1 or - r an r . avas IS a na 1ve o Jft~ , car radlo. area cen er. oore as serve Mr!. Archer an d th e1r · th ree Lon county and serv ed SIX · yean on the pohce th t f e pas our years as area re- 1childen have moved lhl"ir res1-1as Athens County 4-H Agent. .source development_ agent. out ~ denre from Zane-sville to J<~ck- 1 He received his Master's Deof Pomroy Hnd . ~ 1.1\ contmue ! son. gree in Animal Science iD to hav.e respo~sl~lltty for the I Don L. Davis will serve as March from Ohio State UniverExtensao_n ~rvlce s R. D. pro- 1Area Extension agent. Animal sity. gram Wlthm the area. I Industries, providing education-. He is married to the former Charles Ivan Archer will ! al programs and organizational !Marjorie Dum Amanda & theJ servt! as area 4-H ag~nt. He is i assistance for the beef sheep, ! have two children. New lor RUrnor Denled bYDr SIack • your Easter outfit. A beautiful array of Jew~tri. atl 1omatic, ••a• ••• or~nd Two AKRON (UP!) - Two rob- !Patrolman Eugene Hooper, 41, 1slde. bery suspects shot a policeman , who was dead on arrival at Ak- Details of the shooting were to death early todsy and wound· iron General Hospital, and Pa- lsketchy, but detective. said the ed two other officers who had trolmen Frank Mancini. 25, ond policemen were shot while putstopped the gunmen on the Ak- Harold Winthrow, 35, 35, both ting handcuffs on the twlf Negro ron Expressway. listed in critical condition. Man- men who had attempted a robPolice arrested · two suspects ,cini was shot in tbe neck and bery in Barberton. several hoors later. One of I Wint~row was hit three times An alert motorist, WU!iam them was in possession of a I in the back. Twig of Akron, gave police the service revolver belonging to The three officers, acting on information that led to lhe apone of the wounded officers and an alert issued by suburhan prehension of the robbers. He the other was partly handcuffed Barberton polic-e, saw a car on also summoned other offlcers to when arrested. a ramp ·leading onto the e:1· 1the aid of the wounded police-VIctiml of the shooting were I pressway on city's northeast men. See our varied coUection of accessories to acVi!nt Star Chief 4 Door H.T. POMEROY -MIDDI:EPORT. OHIO Policeman, sharp V-8 . rnotur, automatic transmission, power steering, tinted windshield wh1te sidewalllircli and wheel discs. A nice onel ' \' -U I'll 4 . , , 59 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 2 DR. H.T......... $788 58 .....,.. 1 1 Karr& Va~Zandt'sSpring ull. ,....,..;. .... we op: wD • 1 ' I 1:hm'rrt~•••• 1 'JR1 JJf i 1 I Fllr ,..., 1 frBailedy and other relallVCS len Mr. s.and Mrs. llenry Bentz of "It's F'.In .ISh ed ," by. Mrs. van I TONIGHT thru SUNDAY Racine visited recently with her Vranken, Mr. Neutzlmg and , Mrs. Dale Smith ent.ertalnedl Hub Cummmgs George Hamilton. 9<:: Hank 1 ~rs. Burl, With chorus, conclud-~ , mother, Mrs. Edith Teaford and the Pomeroy Shakespeare Fronk ie Avalon and Williams-Su.~an Oliver-lied ' son, Cecil. • mg the cantata. •·r.1 s Wednesday afternoon at Butrons-Arfhur O'Conndl Annt'l1e Funicello in Mrs. Maxine Arnold visited The recess lo~al hymn, f h s · A Chri s Crosby-Rex Ingram. "BEACH PARTY" 0 Hank \\'i!liams li ve~ ~gain, Thursday in Gallipolis with Mrs. Mid?igh! on Olive's Brow,~' ~he I ••Jesus Christ Ren~ws His ~~· rn::;~~ ~~barge of -and"in.~:::: a~ain. a true- life st orv IC. L. Arnold. Mrs. Arnold left closmg prayer, and b~nedact 1.00 1 Church " was the topic of ~he T. A. Hennes~. opened with whi ch fouches fhf' tw al'l. ~1· George C. Scott and le rnalin)ll b~;~lwf'Pn io}' :.n d , today for an extended visit in by the Rev. C. Melvm Alkir~ progr&ll presented ~y Mass votions by Mra. Phil Wllliam·l Pe ter Sellers in tragedy Charleston. W. Va . with Mr. and ! and or~an postlude. The ~n i r ·othy Long whl:n .he WSWS son who read Matthew Colorcertoons "DR. STRANGLELOVE" Mrs. Charles Elliott and fam· l ten Fantasy. by Mrs. Neutzhng the Enterprise EUB Church land Miss Lydia Ebersbsch Adm issio n 7.'k & 4ii~'• .;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;~~~~i~ly~.iiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiii~;w~ill~c~lo~se;.;th~e~p~rogram. mel Tuesday even_i~g at _the gave a meditation from t h home of Mrs. Philip Sm•th, book "Streams In the De!.,rl. Chesler Road. and ~ead a poem. Members It was emphasized that the ' sponded to roll call by na<nin,gl objectiv~ of the chw ch as that their favorite bird and 1 all persons be aware of God, flower. lhr~ugh H_is selr dis_closure~ es- An invitation was read pec1ally Has redeernmg love, as Columbia Gas Co. to aU.en1il reveal rd. in Jesus Christ, that 1the Blue Flame they may respond in faith and 128-29 at 8 p.m. at the love lo the end that they may Junior High School know who they a~e, grow . as 1 Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. and sons of God, live In the spirit · Smith were named as the of God. fulfill common di~cipl_e- j inating committee. Plans We have chosen the best from among ship in the world, and ab1de tn 1made fr· the .next meeting, Christian hope. 5, which will be a planned the new creations. See them now on A dialogue, "The Parade of luck dinner at 12 o'clock, at display in the busy Ready To Wear God's Mighty Act," was P!'e- horne of Mrs. C. F. T<>'npk.ins. Department. Come in and try them on. sented with Mrs. Don Hun- ';Conservation of wild nrl as narrator and Mrs. Thorn- was the topic of the~~:~;~~ as rentz, Bible r:-ader. Brerr presented by Mrs. da and Becky W11l sang two who rnention~d animals hymns, "This 1s My Father's extinct, sueh .. the bison, World,'' and "Since Jesus Came bou, Arizona elk and Caliifo1rni•ll Into My Hearl." Miss Long black bear. She also apoke New spring hat& with read Psalm 90 and Mrs. Eldon protecting the birds when I Weeks closed the program w1tb ing feeders. the soft and feminine prayer. . . Tbe meeting closed with look. Flattering shapes I Mr Menzel Smrth, _president! Women's Creed io wlison, in straws, fabrics and , conducted a short busmess ses- 1 ter whicb the hostess served ftowem. sion. The WSWS convention to i salad course. be held in Chillicothe, April 28 ~;:-;;;;;-:~ and 29 was announced. Prayer MISSIONABY. TO SPEAK . and gra.,. by Mrs. James Will BJII Walker, lllJBsionary closed the meeting after which Japan, will be guest speaker I refreshments were served by the Zion Church of Christ, the hostess to nine members risonville road. Services 3e2 C' U. in. V·8 engine wilh 3-speed C!Jlumn shift, light blue with all blue Vinyl interior, 1 ·, i •(o, i11·a11·r, l\ili1t• sidPwalltires and back up lights. and Becky Brenda and Bever- at 7:30 v.m. SUnday. E•·en1onel Jy WilL ' is invited. SUNDAYfHRU TUESDAY April 11 -14 HANK WILLIAMS' "YOUR CHEATIN' HEART" - ·W'UIIl.Ei Mapa Cuta Ia 1!11, ........ lilt lop) riplo .. freemta, • privfloJed elan ill 1110 1311! eeallley, bat w ,... 1110t1Jer tef )'eln befOft lilt eommoe people of Brltl.u ~&o eared tbe 11me prt.u..... ,i:;:~;;:::l DARLENE WARNE The Rev . ana Mrs. Ray Warne of Chester announce tbe engagt'ment of their dau· ghter, Darlene Rae, to Franklin Lee Duda, son of Mr . .und Mrs. Frank Duda, Dillonvale, Orlio. A December wPdding ls planned. Miss Warne atIends Carneg Ie CoIIege In Cleveland and will be graduated in Septtrnber. Mr. Dodais ~tatloned at Fort Knox, Ky. with an armored dlvlsioD. . ... . Report House Is Gun Target Welsh will Head Easter Egg Hunt :.~s!:~. Center is in Business 1shid~ =I:Owc~~f~p al~~ag ~~ ~h~! ta5~:~e gr=~~ateG~~;~ ~;:n~~di~~n:tttc:~~~i:ser~~~!:~ I o; ,. • � 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 04. April 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 April 9, 1965