https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4d32ef1cc53383f884a05d81607e5e4d.pdf b4b3120f4b06808138391256ea5091be PDF Text Text I. , -. 10-DallJ 1 MEIGS THEATRE 1 WW.tams.SW.an OliYer-Rtd Bottom. Arthur O'Conni'll Cliris Cros.b~·- Re~ lnQ:ram ~pring Kaok Williams liv~ again ~trills again. a true ltfe story ~ C' h tuuthf'~ tht' beart. al ttrnating bf>t\\'E"t'n lOY trai t>dr and Colorc:utoons Admission 75c & 40c THURSDAY, April 15 NOT OPEN sum~ FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY Aprtl 16-17 . "LADY IN A CAGE" OUvta deHanUand, Ann Snthern . Rafael Campos WAR ~ lNG ' DU NOT SEE I 'I' ~ided Ma~ c. ·Mr~~o n, W. man H.addox; missionary per- ~ Lord ' s Prayer." Mrs. James Euler; - I sonnel. Defenseless. Brutal her, spiritual life chair~an, Missionary Group Meets At Home ,church vocallon. Mrs. Glenn Lambert: local church acllVI· nat eH'n for the strong ~ , ties. Mrs. Evereu Davis. "GOLD FOR THE CAESARS" Mrs. M. L. French, past pres. • ('fechnicolor) tdent, will install these officers LeWIS Jeffrev Huntt>r, Ron Randf'll, and also lhe officers ol lhe f:l· The Shellle Boice Missionary Myl~n~ Demungeot 'eanor Circle al lhe May meet- group of lhe Greal Bend BapSUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES. mgT.! t· d .th tis! church held ils April meet· April 18·19·20 1e mee mgd was b opcne M CWIM , mg al Mrs. lsa be1 LewiS · horne .IEH~Y LEWIS "DISORDERLY ORDERLY" .a plano pre 1u e Y rs. · recently. She opened the meet1Tt>chni('{llor ) Jrrry Lt-v. is. Susan Ohvf'r, ~:;s~~:~i. ~~~~d G~m a~~c'::""~~ ing with devotions, ."Dont Face lhe Easter meanmg as given Temptation Aone, scnpture Glenda Farrt> ll. Colorcartoons 1= - ::::i-.._:;;.-:;;.--ii:::::::::::::::::::::!.::...::::: -:...-.::::~ --:..~: 1 readmg 1 Cor. 10:&-13, and offer· : • ed prayer. During the business session, ANY WAY YOU president, Miss Wilma Sayre, ized! What happens 1s nnt tar the WEAL, tt IS, perhapH , ... ! . Mainly About People In Pomeroy this,· lure of Jesus and sprays of dis- year. Mrs. Smit.h ~ave the re- pink and white dogwood bioi· port o( the nommating commit· scms. Confirmation Service He/ d A Fed __, t eratt:u .Around And About M idd/eporf Conlirmation services were Columbus Brickles of Colum· held at the Federated church bus, a 1ormer P orner oy res·1dent • Sun day mom1ng · d unn · g Ihe Mrs. Max RoII er h as ret IJJ'II. is a patient at Rivers-ide Hos- worship service. ed. £rom a visit In NorfOlk with pita! in Columbus and under· went surgery today. His room number is 9(16. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken and family returned home Saturday after an over· ber daughter and family, Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Cale o n d daughters. Sbe also visited in Williamsburg, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davenport and sons, Jerry and Micky, and The organ prelude, "Hosanna," by Mrs. Ben Neutzling, opened service followed with the processional hymn, "Hosanna Loud Hosanna," and the introit by the Rev. Wilbur Per· named more projects to work night visit at Powhatan with rin with response by the choir. Mrs. G. G. Zeigler, spent Sun, on soon. She explained the Mr. and Mrs Gratis Bryan. Following scripture reading day in Beckley with relatives i ··Love Gift Box" and some of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pul· of Christ's Triumphal Entry in including Mr. and Mrs. R. L. them will be obtained to furth· lins and family returned to unison and the Gloria Patri, Zeigler and daughters, Carol LOOK AT IT·· er missionary work. The offer- , their home, Thurston, Sunday the canfirmation service 1 YOU 1 ing at that meeling will be donated to the Love Gilt Fund. A "thank you" leller wae received from Valley Forge for the White Cross package sent. Project chairman, Mrs. Eve- evening after being called here by the death of his lather, Ray· mood Pullins Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pullins and family who were called here by the death or his father, lyn Foreman, reporled that she returned to their home in Co1 has mailed the first collection lumbus Sunday. While here they of used Christmas cards to Lil· l were guests of Mr. and Mrs. I SAVE MONEY Mrs. C. A. Emmlsh Is visitlng with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Emmish in Daylon. Visillng over the weekend ning, Cheryl McLaughlin, Kathy vnth Mrs. Emma Sm1th and N. Watson, Richard Werner and Miss Hazel Van Cooney were Richard Young. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ford, New Rev. Perrin had for his ser· Haven, W. Va. and Mrs. Anna !ian R. Dickson, a m1ssionary William Radford. , in Formosa. Also senl was an· : other collection of used postage stamps to the Boys Orphan· age in Germany. "Years To Our Life - Life To Our Years" was the title of the program given by Mrs. Rulh was and SUe Ellen. held. Confirmed were Coty Boothe, Randall Burt, Harris Crow, Roger Gilmore, Mary Sue Hayes, Bette Jean Hobstetter, Danny Hood, Susan Lan· Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pullins o( Akron were here Satur~ day to atlend U<e funeral of his brother, Raymond Pullins. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cong· don of Parkersburg, W.Va. and Mrs. Dick Petly of Long Bol· rnon topic, ~'The Meaning of Farmer Hoffercarnp, Columbus, Palm Sunday." Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Eber Lewis a. Sanctuary is Filled for '7 LastWoids' 1 Shuler . supply work, Mrs. Her- Imankind. She closed w1th "The Reed building. Mrs Guy Shu· tribute io the camp fund ~!Jeri ° · gram material. Miss Bess San· 1or victory instead of defeat as spon~r a rummage sale April mer for juni~r Methodist camp- lie Zerkle. The worship .center bnrn . spintual life , Mrs. Guy Ia part of God's plan to redeem 23-24 m the former Rowley and ers. The socJety planned to con- featured an open Bible, a plc- A.LONE ! Trapped in an elf' \"ator tee wblch was ~· Mrs . Lambert dotiOII the mootiDI! wltb a poem. "W""' You There?" Mn. Smltb 11!11d two letters from the Otis BeU lamily, missionaries In Japan. Arrangements of forsythia and daffodils were placed on the refreshmen! lable and the plano. Yellow candles were placed on either end. Mrs. Lambert proat the sliver coffee serv· 1ce. A dessert course was served by the hostesses. Mrs. Jact Bechtle, Mrs. Hattie Smith, Mrs. Roller and Mlss Nel· The Sanctuary of tbe Feder· ated church was filled to capaoity Sunday afternoon for the canlata; "The Seven Last Words of Christ." Mrs. P auI N. ease was the ..,. ~ rector and Mrs. Ben Neutz.. ling organist. Choirs of church· es participating were the Pre.. byterian and Baptist of Middleport, United Methodist, Grace Episcopal, First Baptist and Federated of Pomeroy. Singing in the cantata were Mrs. Elmer Wickham, Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken, Mrs. Harry Moore, Mrs. Paul Haptonstall, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. Beulah White, Mrs. Wilbur Perrin, Mrs. Richard Yo~a~g, Mrs. Marvin Burt and Miss Lin· da Darnell, soprano; Miss Lu· cy ~msbary, Mrs. Curtis MeDamel, Mrs. Guy Russell, Mrs. Don Thomas and Mrs. Carl Kautz, alto; Fred Blaeltnar, Joho Werry and Jeffrey Burt, tenor, and Harry Moore, Rev. Howard Ruppel!, Carl Kautz and Ben Neutzllng, bass. spent the weekend in Caldwell where they VISited ~With their :1-F CLUB MEETS daughter and sonin-law, Mr. Mrs. Baker Gordon was hosand Mrs. Robert ~prmger. tes to the 3-F Club Sunday evenr ing at her Mulberry·AV. home. 1 , Wolfe. As has been said, sci- , tom visited Sunday afternoon ers baptized were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sayre and Dean Blackwood A potluck dinner was enjoyed · ence is adding years to one's I with Mr. and Mrs . G. T. Carle- ' Lester Henderson , Kenneth and Jr., assisted him in the baptis· at 6 p. m. followed by a social I life, but not life to one's I ton. Terry Henderson, Paul Ander· mal service. Seventy-five were evening. Present were Mr. and · years. Let this delic1ency then Mr. and Mrs. Allen Eichinger son and Carol Malone, Rev, Ce- present. Mrs. Hazel Blackwood Mrs. Elmer Wickham, As a , be a challenge lo Christian spir- spent Sunday in New Haven, cil Cox o Athens is preacher played the accordion and Hoskins and sister, Miss Ada it, she said. W. Va., wilh Mr. and Mrs. of the Mount Union Church, ond hymns were sung. and Mrs. Gordon. WITH OUR BANK AUTO LOANS SEVERAL BAPTIZED Sunday, April 4, Roger AI· kire, son of Mr· and Mrs. Felix Alkire of Harrisonville. was baplizetl at Leading Creek. Oth· _ _ .:.:.._:...:._::..._.:.:..:..:._::.=_.2.:.:::.::...:..:::::...::::~---­ 1 "It is obvious that every one Max: Eichinger, daughter, Becky Mollllty ..ea~aa Ia 111o onlr. a-tea Mullett, ,..atdeat, 18 dlteaso !be reeem lud otri¥a allll espreto Ill IJIIH"'!laU.. 1e aU wbo helped ud eeajrllMIIed. 111111 Lllllu R1nko!' ol La~ needs to prepare himself as .Joe and attended the Lutheran , best he can for old age, before ' church when Becky Jo was I it comes upon him. But this is christened. : not all. We recognize anew that Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eiching~r , man does not live by bread a~ and farn1ly spent Sunday m i lone, but must have love - Stewart with her parents, Mr. Christian Love," she said. and Mrs. Rex O'Brien. Benediction prayer was offer- Mrs. Mary Donna Oman reed by Mrs. Evelyn Foreman turned to her home. Saginaw, alter which the hostess served I Mich. Thursday after a three refreshments to the above and day visit with Mrs. Charles W1throw and Mrs. Nora Roush three children present. - - -- ·who was also the guest of Mrs. Withrow. FREE CHICK Mrs. Charles Withrow, Mn. MAKES THE 1 Fri. & 511. April 16 & 17th With 1 GaHont of Gat Certified Gas Station W. Mlln St. Pomeroy Member Federal Deposit lnsurance Corporation attended the funeral of Mrs. John Bumgarner. An Olds 88 has everything going for it (including many of Ame~;s most particular car hu~~s!) evening dinner guests er· The organ prelude by Tom Baker opeued the service fol· lowed by the bynul, ·~An Glory Laud and Honor To Thee Redeemer King," scripture sentences, and invocation by tho Rev. C. Melvin Alkire silent prayer and the Lord's' Pray<!r I • t • Newelt, mGtrl hmuiots. hol"!l(tt; P•~kaced w ta SuW most popUlar l ' ,, JEUJ'A~ h It T. "' "'P< 88 gave the morning prayer with choral resljOnse. The hymn "Ride on Ride on in Majesty" preceded the sermon by the pastor who had for his topic "So They Rejected Rim." . • "' Olds of .,. H"m'11 MPJthet b1g 'n' 12:{.mrh whet!!lbase and ~~ .', . ·-·--------·· -··-· KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SAW', POMEROY, Q.' . ~ -":=;;......:-... - -· Qenarou• doublt htdl1111 far 0 slrtnath 1M ftlllnm. -- - ..... r--.. ..- ... -----.,...... ... , .,..,..,,, ..: A rocket Ia travel 1000 miles, must race 16,000 miles' an hour, but to circle lhe earth in· definitely, it need be boosted to only 17.1l00 miles per hour. i'~ t 1:. vuinertaus '· "Iable • •. A !:r!elp ;c..,o .. • !.i'a • p 1 ,~,r-. 11-,i I llle,·g·~-Galll·a Jr.ll 0 I '· . , . · I Tlckelo for the · AJIIIalachla ,Dlhner at Sacred H1!8rt church . ' · ·-tver ~·--r'tOJeef· :·!:-: :~'~ ;p;l~.;.~ :~e::~ • Mi~~r~:r~: e~::.~~~ U ":;,._ ~long aiS~ ~s ~;;r: • I ·u..~ east and west sides Of he"ri of St. Paul, settled doWII to patrol duty today - bopeflll the dikes will hold. "I hope and pray the water won·t go o••r th• walls," h~~ ' I ,, Prell·mlnary ell·mtnatl . Co ,_ llg.bl h I tries developed late Tuesday ons WI 0 un1Y m e 1 e. 'ner 0 1 t • Pomeroy regional when storm sewer backed provided an opporlunity to at Rio Grande. College I Information pertaining lo en- Icontest will have a chance to and poured water behi: wind damage in Ulinois, ~ • May .tor Meigs arld itry and partJC~patlon m the pre- compele lor lbe many prizes , a dike. But workers piled tons consin, )llchlgan .and county ~lrll wtth a yenllimmary ehmmat"'?s may he land scholarships that are of· I of sand and gravel onto the 1 of Ohio soulh of Toledo. mlclst Beauty lhe glamour obtained by contacting tbe Pom-llered state aud national fin· I road of aCOfl!pete MISs Amer1ca race. eroy Chamber of Commerce. I alists. the Prize money ranges from Th to StstopP·the1 nood·ng C11 C. U His schedule was put The Pomeroy, Chamber of students attending Ohio Umver·l$10,000 in scholarships for ' .1 · au Yn·0 late Tuesday. Changes has announced six sily, Marietta, or Rio Grande Miss America to 1300 lor all r . en;ergencyiOO 000 apthe day were possible. for the June 19 Jle. can obtain this information ' olher natiOnal coulestants en· •on rom $ · to siUI called for his return £onlest at Pomeroy Jgn.. through the office of their Dean ' tered In the final Miss Ameri· · Washin&ton ohortly after 5 p.m. High auditlriwn will be ,.. of Women. ca competition. EST. lected at Rio Grande and siS Applications are also avail- The regional winner of the othen in Athena on May Z for able from Gallipolis G a IIi a Miss America contesl will go Athens and Waohlngton eounty Times and Tribune. No entries , to Cedar Point lor lhe state self. 1 Val .bi ·· .. , "" ~unc ComprOIDI•Se Near over hopefuls. )will be accepted alter April 25. 1finals to he held July Ia, 16 and This ROijollel Mis• America , This event will mark the first 17. From there, Miss Oh10 trav· ~~~~~ Ia belnl btld in con- opportunity in many years for els to Atlantic City lor the final , Willi Pomeroy's Rogat-'girls in tbt Southeastern Ohio iMiss America Pageant in Sep- 1 ta Weekend, June 18- 20. .area to enter the Miss Amerlca tember. l Any single girl, between thOIC'Ompetition. In addition to re· • All contestants will be well , of 18 1114 28, who reside·~ presenting lhis four . county ,chaperoned and sponsored With COLUMBUS .'UP I)-A Senate attends college In Athent, laNa in the Miss Ohio Contest ' no cost involved lo lhe individ· subcommittee "believed neal' or Glllia , this awruner, lhe eventual win- wil girls. in~ agreerr:ent on s compro[ miSe verSJon ol a Iough new 1 slrip mine bill authored bv Sen. Mt·m·ngBt.ll A :!;: :z: ----·-----s I~ ~~~~~~~.A atin Moon Painting to be EXbib d H • ite in untington Melp I - 1 - - - - - - - - i' Sargtls, D • St . county. Chairman Delmar Can- i Coaly C.IDIItuity 1_..... The subcommittee 's delihera· announced today. meat Corp. will be lleld II lions have been cloaked '" secWASRINGTOJii _ ' PRES!· Cong. Waller H. Moeller The Ohio Control .Board has grantea Pomeroy $48,000 7,,. p.m. tontpt at !be eo. recy. but it was learned thiS dent Jobnson may 'lei a """ will be tbt speaker. Itoward boat l~unching and recreational facilities along 11111lbuo " Soutbem 0 •to The painting, "Satin Moon," by William J. Maver, week that Sargus is ready ta 1325 (IQO armored . limousine Tickets may he purchased In the town P~king lot. Electrle co. olflce Ia Mldtfle. 110 Union Av, Pomer<ly has been accepted to be shown give ground on hiS bilrs prohi· whether he wanli tt' or not. Key ' Pomeroy from the Pomeroy Na- : Attorney Frank W. ,l'orter, Jr. confirmed the grant In port, PN!oldeut am Clllldo at tlie regional major art exhibition at Huntington Gal· bilion of the hlghwall. the high congressmen :Will lnslst on it. tiona! Bank, Farmers Bank a. telephone conservatiOn at 11 _a. ~· today w.\t)i. .an said lvday. lleries Exhibition 180. cliff left after strip mine oper· "He dldn'n ask for It In lhe land Savings Co:, Simon's Gro- 'fiCJal of the board. The state aid will account for twoSecuring lhe best possible :teacher and museum director alions are compleled. first ptacei;,; oaid Rep. T m •.!Ory, Blaettnar Auto, Downie- ,thirds of the money needed to finance the prowsed .,72;· .,,.-"'....'"' ~! ' " jurors to pa01 on the hundreds I He graduated cum laude from The h1ghwall provision is tho Steed l).()kla. chairman of0 a ,Gross Clothing Store, New ' 000 prOJect. - ---of works. submitted is one oi lHarvard, A. B.: Clermont mnst objectionable lo strip mine subco;.,i!tee lhat secretly slip- IYork Clothing House, Chapman· I "This is the first Instance placed. the most IDlportant steps m put- Graduate School, M A and M. operators. who fought the entire ped fWlds for the bullet-proof Canaday Shoe Slore, Blue and 1that I know of In which tbe The project will Include itlng together a maJor region· :F .A.: Universily of Cahfornia, hill bitlerly in lhe lull Senate • Depart· Gray Reslaurant, Swisher and Ipeople of Pomeroy have oought ening of the present levee Iat art exhibition. jBerkeley, Ph. D., history of Agriculture and Conservation car Into a Treasury 10 ment appropriation bill. The Lohse Drug Slore, Slark's Pbar-; and gotten slate aid to im- proximately 50 feet and Dr. Dav1d Scott, one of two art. , Committee. sent word to the Sen· maey, Crow's Town and Coun- prove their town. There Ia no lng it 12 feet Into tbe water; jurors, has a distinguished car· Mr. Kent Bloomer is the olh- 1 "Some concessions will be eer as a painter. art historian.' er juror. He graduated from made on the high wall provl· ate Tuesday that he would not ley Restaurant, Hanley and Ben· reason why it should be the ronstruction of a road, condone the expenditure. Re 'nett Shoe Store, Crow's Steak last." facllilies and poll8lbly a ou iMassachuselts lnsUiute of Tech· I sion." Sargus said Tuesday . but asked jhat the item be stricken iHouse .and Eugene Fisher. I Port ho h area oo the upriver side of •nology, also from the Yale he refused to go into detail. "I fro)ll the bill, along with an al- I ID Middleport, Citl2ens' Na- :the ':, levee; bUilding of Meigs county may receive Apl 0 •School of !'in" Arts. B.FA. and hope we will have a substitute lotme:'t of Sl97,000 lor an ann· tlonal Bank, Dutton's Drug ance for the g 'eel sa i a mooring area just below lhl' palach1a funds for devtlopmenl ] • M: F .A. The Art Exhtbll1on 180 b1ll ready to report back to the ored 'follow-up" car for use by store, Martin Restaurant, Down· .. pro) • d, levee. with dooking faclllliee to of an airport . jw•.ll have a private v~rwmg on lull commitlee by !ale \Vednes· !he Secret Service. ' ling Insurance Agency and Bet· There are other ways 0 ~ town the end of the parking lot on I This was learned Tuesday In May Ist. Mr. and Mrs. WI I· day or early Thursday" ,nard Fultz. and county can accomplish pro- the down-river side. Columbus by Bill Childs. presi. lliam J. Mayer and son Rich· Headed By A Neutral Iaday - Me1gs • Airport I Pre~ident May Jom' Appalachia ..;d d~~~ Jt' T'm t eta·.~~g·~= - 0 • .·----:-e .. . -:.--- #, '.'" '""""""" - ~ ~ e e doubll bottlm tMms tor profenlonal flnlll. G) hn4fnc 0 Doutlll lldl htiAio 0 All f•llllcl .. lolllldaollr "" "' perf«t fit ... ml\cA. G Genti'DIIl Ht..,y permtn..t buctra11 ho!dt ah~PI ,,., llilfnna. OW~tloclrtll' and aerpd INIM (Will IIOt cam~ •PI~ •-· "::i~~~:,~r~~·~-I!P-ofl All drt~• art oornw w.l&ftttd for IHI hlellllllo in and select frym all the newest decorator recommended ALl YOU DO IS BRING IN YOUR lf1 bll.r WE'LL DO THE REST L .._,. tilt If Jllllll' rod or wldt• ol dlslance ,.,.,. "" lito 1111 plsi:ld. ANY WIDTH ••• ANY LENGTH s e 'ELBE . ~~ed~u~:~ serio~ ';:' .:.,~; ~tely. Cross. Burning Js Hate Act Rules Judge . c "Crosa.b 1 It~~ tfla.AI 2. Mllilullltnath ftoll' • ol lad "' IR!IIIIIIIild. fl&.• ' Porter began the drive ·~:". to · dent of tbe Meigs County lm· tbobtaln financJal aid f<lr • propooeu project when he appeared before Pomeroy""""' ell In December of last year With a prepared resolution and plano for the project. Council and Mayor Chari• Legar immediately tbt resolution. K"}} p ••R _.) I er .air IS eservoo, Calm, at Kansas LANSING, Kan. (UPl) - Richard 34. and Perry Edward Smith, 86, calmly morse, paced the 13 steps up the gallows hanged early today for the 1959 slayingl four. The executions took place Inside a ,, . IN· 1. %in~~~ ~~~ ~=~~ha~:ail· I...,.,.,._/'«' ~us, Av1~tlon :111> ..-....,·. = ~~~~=d•~ ~ iewo bene~th H~ekock's C.tntarHII1Pi!IOn Co u ntY ' ·Youth at the K811llas alate Jlrison. exactly one ,lmtll. they ..... senfeet · ~~· . and the blond crewcut . , . ,boys,' plut ,two' lllojeerwas pron011nced dead been boul!d. Jaqed and '"' ~-• ··"'lte, -~·-ed late•r. point'•blank In ""' ol..C ' . the 1 down- 12-ga\lle obotpll. · · roof ba4.C.rm ldvlsor of the ' 1-!lfban · walked li,.! . head~ be open I The subcommittee is 1 sonable frigid temperatures, to the public May 2. is ,, 0 • . Mayor Charles Legar of Pome· ' : Commerce preSident. They roy Is advising that dogs should .r· ·?' of the full committee .and IS were accomparued by Dr. Carl be tied up. I · · conSidered a neutral m the Shirmer, head of the 0 h 1 o Hi• official notice today I SEOUL, Soutb "ore~ <UPII slr1p mme controversy. Umverslty School of Engu> warns that loose dogs can be -A mob of 1.500 rock·lbrowW<lh !om are . tilt 1 he 1 lac sladents battled police in : most vocal advocate of tough eermg. . picked up and taken to Federal Admlntstra. county pound. I the strtels of Seoul today. It lslnp mme regulatiOns, and Sen. lion officials at Port Columbus Two persons drew lines In : was tbe oecoad coosecutive Oakley C. Co llins, R·lronton, a told tbt trio FFA and Ohio Legar's court Tuesday day of al1ldent riots against a , strip mme operator and tho Ilion of Aviation experts will . '!bey were Edward Laud· govemmeul declsioo lo re- ] slaunchesl. foe of SargiiS' bill. Meigs County to approve :P,O 11Jd costs OD convic- otore aormal ..lations with ' It " believed both Sargus and airport site ooon. of lntolicatlon, and James Japaa. : Co llins have made concess"'?s Dr. Shirmer, who had sur- ' Gilbert, IIi and costs for fail· Pollee ...arlug sleel helmets order to get a bill out ol proposed airport sites ID to stop wltbln assured clear ..nclswtaglng clubs charged in· : committee. It has been in the eounty, gave cost· estimates to cN11'111 of studiDts, io· I subcomm11tee lor n e a rly a reoomnienelatlons to the )!lriq several. More tban 1!00 i month and Dennis Indica~ FIR ERUN MADE were arrested. Pollee fiaally I last week it was "time to ~ The ~rt Fire Depart· deaaed cu muks and fired to gr1ps with the problem." FIVE DAY roRt;C4ST ment ftnl Tutttiday at about J lear cao to disperse the mob. f Sargus apparenUy will 'I' p. m. to Chesbire where 8 _ 1, or modify tile high wall provJ. ._..... 11 Olift will reported llri' had boOn plit out """' ,... .,,,"',_""""' tCoritinueil on Page 2) I'" - 1 boyish · , Thoae Wert;, lhl' words of Ju· vemle Court Judge Benjamin ~)' in ordering 17-yeat-old youths_ btkl at m:: b~:.:'~.!~:':~~ep:.~~~~ar~.." ~,~~i~~~n~ill [;'~:~en~o~.::!; ~~:mbe~ac:r 1 llltbl tllbi · DRIVER FINED I • .:::__ ' Melg• Gt-al llolpllai SERVICE ANNOUNCED '!be Ohio State Patrol ¥e· j ADMISSIONS - Emma Funeral lllt'Vl<n lor Angeline ported today the conviction 1>f Pomeroy; DOl'OIMa tN.,.;.; .... ormer resident of , rela Impson, 80, Racme, Pomeroy. . •• • I .G s· ' In Riin, .wbo dlecl TUu- 1Mayor lmldon's court at Syro- : DISCHAit!lES be btld Friday at u lcuoe. Shw was fined $10 ana Maye, Cheshire: til. Ewln& Qlapel wtlb costs for failure to yield ri1ht Pomeroy. 1 InThe ltie Rn. BeeCh Ray GroveWining eem- of way. I by lhl' limo.of lla mivel. lh · -• IHSCI; Odlllllbua.;.'t =evelil11tl ,·',.'(;;.l•l'rl- ·- ~ IU. ~~tt; SI!\IJI ~ID"''.itolum-yed by ,~,., fabri" II1CI CIOiora. ' Nati~al prank Made to SELECTION In Rutland. Rutland Branch ' lottofl . . tldt lltlu ~~~ '!i; . - ... - ~-..::-~-:: Come PUT OFF A WEEK The Middleport Child Conser• vation 4ague will hold their April meeting April 22 IDs•d of April U because elf Hol7 • in~rease LABOR backet11 an in lbe oi Pomeroy Bw. I give them considera$1 .25 mtmmum wage'l 1n Racme, Racme Frrst Na· .Jion .. were today by ViceUonal Bw and . tbe Racine ! . President '!luberi E. Humph- Home Bank. · Mr. Porter lndkated. that rey's forecalll that . Omgress bids wlll be .adve~ llllmedl· would a higher rate. lie satd clellllHig and !ill. · · it plain he mg work w1ll he started along was . biB personal views the parking lot wall soon aRer and 'not · fOr the admln· lhe advertisement • for bids is lstratlon told a labor· be wa. sure meetfug , tbe would be slatement to . on, the CI N N NATl (UP!) :" ~ .--:: .-1.: -_·- ..... sandwiches and coffee were served. Attending from Theodorus Council were Marie Hauck, I,.,' a • ,, For unltonnltr llld atnnlttl ~ 1111 II trlpll tlcUCfillfll doullltl dutr thnlld. A V I~ ~ A WORLD OF WHII. tifl.'P. c,·rls wz.ll J...._ cOm'. nete at R l•0 Gwen n d ~~I" :arm:= r e Pomero·y Granted '; $48 o·oo for Its • R ' D •. ' A alachia Pp 1\!:.:_. .._L ,,,· ~ 7~~~. . . - t-~... ~ and for receiving Mrs. Wakely and Council deputies and escorts. At the close of the meeting, • Une~ n~ar ~~ council deputy, Elizabeth Campbell, Edna Reibel, Nettle Hayes, , Winona Cook and Della stahl • I' dau~Ji'ter.of fed~ral c~eered o! distrid officers and escorts, •t P' h.,..," Johnson said. From South Bend, the Chief Executive traveled by car to two. of the hardest hit towns in NEW •mWARDESS - Miss Patrll . Indiana-Elkhart, where some Mr. and Mrs. WIU•'am C GcnammAnRnaciGnnemm, has 50 person•.d.iededand more than gra uated from the United Air stewardess training 300 h were mJur : and Dunlap, center Chica'IO· Miss Grimm bas been assigned to w ere IS were killed. the companY's stewardess base at Chicago's O'Hare 1 .I The schedule also called for terpatioJ){Il Airport. She graduated from Racine Hi:h J?hnson to vlSJI • lhird Indiana school ~·~ attended Ohio University before starting the cityth- Goshen, about 25 miles f~·weelt stewardess training course. sou east of South Bend. WASHINGTON _ attended a meeting of District 13 Sunday afternoon nt Tuppers Plains. Edith Wakely, district depu· !y, presid<d and plans were I completed for a district rally Thursday. April 22, in Marie!· ta. Mrs . Wakely asked all mem· bers to contribute a package or the "guess what" table. Elizabeth Campbell gave a report on the dislrict Stanley or· ders. Practice was held for seating I ~mart llP.W in~ ~~~ I~ ~~er:.:~ulw:a!;; to.. tor read Mathew 21:1-11 and of her Council, Daughter::: of America, I .., Tie up Dogs Six members of Theodorus I • ·Disasters for the choir after which the pas- CHECK THE DETAIL AND WORKMANSHIP District Rally Is Planned In Marietta ' ~; ~------_.--------~----------~~~----------------~~~-FIVf CENTS · ever their nelghhors or friends The President's lllnerary also In any community, in any state, suffer such losses at the hands As Posldellt waltof nature, the government of ed lllroqh tho nbble of the this good 1111d genei'OUI people tonado • deva- bdlana should be ready and prepared tow•s today. ... prom· A special anthem, ''Ride On In Majesty." was presented by i ' .. >- Warner, son of Mrs. Jay Warn- parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Might of Rutland. t ~ . tornadoea floods. assistance He wantedneeded to judge 1110 , In 11 oodinC that atretcbecl to age waa expected lo be less : Minneapolis. Some trains ua the amountand of federal to sit- ST· PAUL: Mi . nn. (UP! . uation. , ,, worst )ll!IIISSipp! Riv~ flood ports of Iowa, Wlnois, Wlscon- however, because \he city ,. 1 up lo 10 hours late. St. Paul The Chief Executive, accompanied by on reoord,. led by meltmg lllOW sin, North Dakola and Moo- better prepared. ' mall also was sent into Minn"' officials, and members of Congress from , and breaking Ice Jalllll, sureed tans. The Red Cross estimated Ten Persons Died I apolis . . states, left Washington by jet at 7:17 a.m. EST fOr through Minnesota lowWuls to- ~ th1111 31.0011 petSOIIB have Ten persons have died in the ' Most of St. Paul's borne.s and fll'st·haod look from the air and ground at a day, ruing toward 1 erest U fled !hell' bomet m the nor1h Minnesota floods which Yirtual· business places were sale 8loP ~till emerging from debris from weekend llorlnl. feet_ ahove Hood stage at the central slates. Damage runs In· ly forced whole commun•tles to 100 • loot bluffs, however, 1114 lust stop was South Bend . capitaL to mllllons of dollars. flee their homes. tbe Minneapoli•.st. Paul Inter· where the government coun· The President planned ~ President Jotmson planned to The Milssls.!lppt, swelled by St. Paul's downtown airport, nalional Airport was out o.l ted at least 4 dead, 40 in· sround inspectlotJJ In MiJme. fly m today lor a look at ·the heavy Inflow from the flooding Holman Field, was under 5 to 8 danger. But floods bit many jured and 75 homes des- sotu flood , areas around MIMe- rampagmg river.. which has l<linnesota river and breaking feet of water and it may be 10 [low Industrial areas. About 1101 troyed . apoUs and S\, Paul. Hilsched- llooded St. Pauls .doWDtown lee Jal)ll, was ·expected to spurt feet at crest lime. Closing of residents fled their homes ill Setting the keynote of his ule called for a visit to the To- ":"'pori and Uruon railroad sta· over 25 feet today and crest al the railroad stalion farced the the threatened Riverview disone • day swing through the ledo, Ohio area, where a lion and dnven 600 persons 21 feet Friday. Such a cresl Milwaukee road, Great Norlh· trict but 200 others woukl not storm country, Johnson in a twister killed and from their homes. would exceed the disastrous ern and Northern Pacific to budge. 13 statement at South Bend said, or lll!verely damaged more than Minnesota was the focal point, lloods of 1952 and 1881. Dam·' route passenger traffic through Take Palrol Dull' "I know It is the will of the 125 residences In a northside About 3,000 volunteers, who strengthened flood walla on the American people that 'when· suburb. and Mrs. VIctor Hanllllhs, Dorotby Harbrecht, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. NoriDlln Harbreach!, Thomas Eugene Vaughan, son of Mr. asd Mrs. Robert Vaughan and Jopn Laurence I daughter, Joyce, we're Sunday . ~- ' - TellsSoothBendPeopl~ ... les ViCtor Hannahs, son bf Mr. Elberfelds of Springfield to Amherstdale, W. Va ., to visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Burt. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Davis of Middleport visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Burt and Mrs. Elizabeth llum· · phrey. Mrs. Ellen Ebersbach and ! ' Five youn~ people.· were recelved into membership at tht United Methodist Cbureh Sunday morning duilng the worship service. ·They were Deborah Crow, daughter of Mr. amt Mrs. Thomas Crow, Jr.• Char· DIFFERENCE '1 President Are Received In Membership and responsive reading Palm Sunday. • ~~----------~-=~~~----------~~::·~s:R:O:¥:~~DDUPOR~~ ·~l~,·~oM==~~,--.-----~W~E~D~N=ES~D~A~Y~,~A~PR~I:L~1~4,~19~6~5----\~t YoungP~pl~ AT rene Burt and daughter, Susan ,t 1 YOL XVI NO. 308 ol cot~t~ty CUSTOM DRAPERIES in New Haven, W. Va., and • .' ·e n·tt·r\ e " '· lloa, otreued tbt lmporlallee olohowhll lhe film, wbleb II available ID the at •D limes, to tbt ldloob. 00 Tile film may IJe obtained by "' lactlng ¥rl. Fred • .:I!bt ·· or Kermit Walton. · ..,,.._..,...,....,,... ..,....,.,. SHIP BIG Low toatcbl u. I llltlal ...... I< ' Ceatral Oblo Hearl Aoii4Mlio- QUALITY Nora Roush and Mr•. Mary Donna Oman visited Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burl recently accompanied Mrs. Cy· • DYNAMIC 8t-l 'fh, ~ emee WHEN YOU BUY BABY h II. 11llaiuf, 1 WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS • DELTA SS -·)' .,.u.,. eoetab eater. field eotll!li~Jal ~ ........ eul by ,._. " .... ..4mlit!er•ar:r Mrs. H. Jo-, 'Jblrd.Av., entertained with a diDner So.. c!ay ID honor of ber husband. C. H. Joneo who ~ hill blrthd'ay' anniversary. Follow· the dinner a deoorated blrtbday cake and Ice cn>am was served. Pmenl lor dinner were Mr. and Mn Done! Greenlee and daughter. J 1 Chari too W. Va., Mr&. Tillis and SOilB Bobb and BU· I PI PI ' t y V d 1 easan • W. a., an MrLeo. and MnV· Guy Burdette of -· W'EAIHI!!I Ondr, "" .. eoo1 ltaiPf, 111, 11le5 Easter Proaram Election are Hi . ghlights ·;::Hru=btuui::;.H~ono~re~don.~,.~M ~Colltl~ l l~ B eari ~ AI0 ' flu met New officers were elected and lby Bishop Ensley In wblch he j The program ,... preseoted trlboted prayer cards and re1an Easter program blghligbted diseuSied the everlasting life of by M"'. L. W. McComas wbo ported on the bulletin oerapthe April meeting of the w.S.C. Jest~~~. Mr!. Lambert welcom· had as her tople, ''lbis Ia My books she had sent to the Vet•S. of Heath Methodist Cburcb ed the members and a guest, Son," the part of Mary, I be er81lS Hospilal In Chlllicotbe :Monday evening. Mr>. J . E . D. llartinger, and molher of Jesus, as she witness- and the TB Hospital In Nelson,. New officers for 1~ in· lmembers, Mlss Frieda Faehn· es the crucifixion She descrd> viDe. She read notes of thanks elude. presidenl, Mrs . James 1e and Mrs. Herman Haddox, ed tbe darlwess that developed from tho two instilutioll>. , Cmwell ; v1ce presidenl, Mrs. who have been ill lor some the world following the dealh Mrs. Lambert reported on the G G. Zeigler: secretary, Mrs. time . of Chrlsl and the trtumpb of meeting hekl last week Emerson Jones ; treasurer, Mrs. Devotions entitled, "It Is ' lhe Easter morning when He m Gslllpol!s and announced that Nan Moore ; secrelary of cam· Finished," were given by Mrs. arose and procla1med everlast· a local member, Mrs. Leo pus mimslry, Mrs. c. K Yoong: David Enlsminger. The article ing !Ue. Smith had been appointed to a chriSIIan social relations. Mrs. was taken from the. Together Mrs. James Euler served as district office, m1sslonary perBernard Fullz : membership cui· magazine and explamed t h e 1treasurer m the absence of Mrs. sonnel. Mrs. Smtth reported on llvat on. Mrs. Galen Brown: meanmg of the last words of •Nan Moore. Mrs. Norman Way· , the new Methodllll Camp, 1 mi ssiOnary educalion and serv· Jesus on the Cross. She noted I land of lhe Aftern0011 Circle, I Camp Asbury, near Rio Grande IC t' . \Irs William Russell; pro- that these words were words announced that the Ctrcle woukl whtch will be opened this TONIGHT """ WED. HANK WILLIAMS' :YOUR CHEATIN' HPART"' Gitorge Hamilton. u H.ant Sentinel, Pomeroy-Miil4)e~. 0, lipr. . I' ::~~~~~[~ VeterMI . 'i~ )!emarlal Bolpltal Sena•· ~ 1 ~:!~~~ '';,: may ean at lbt ADldJSSJONS - None. .oppolnt10011t ol ' q · lime. · • DISCHARGES - t:arl Dono- tiona for · ,..,, .Radlie; Orin Hwt.sicker, Mauna 'lk ....... ., .J\!:~; RusseU van eoUncy); iJi , ,...... Portlln4; llartha ~ •.~~ .. ',, ~. 1 : ~;~-;·· .;~~ ll ,, ( "- �-··---- .. - .... ,.. ---t 1 .' •;D-;-~"'~~·;""';.·~·~~·,~·~M~'~""~·:· :·~·~t.~ues~l Rutland Sends 0 1 ·HopeGiven River neQ 7S$iorsinto Colleges on - --- College Level IUldance Endowments faiiiDt NE1' DAVIN -- ., W.J.c.J. ' ' ' ~ . •• ' •"t t Voice ofBt:Oadway •• a re~~'1 . ' lfBtTING ,. w.s.c.a. • ot . tho ' ' HaWIR llei.Jiodlll Cburda at the roto of on 'l'llelday ovii!IDiat the boaM Senral acrlplltn II • ~ IA!rtth of I loot per llour Pome- Harold Sauer, of Mil. R..U Jl'lelolo. Dei. t*fn!nr It rMd. . ' •J'bOitOTHY KILGALLIN roy-Muon 2U7, Pl. pieo•ant aelor, IMOunced today HVIII tiouall "Whe Giveth Ua the VIc- OtherJ lllendlni W41'1 Mary DEnANC!, Oblo <UPil - :19.17, Hinton S.06, Kana ..... 1Rutland HJcb School . aeniora lory" Wll ...,ted by II r L JeweU and Ruth Lauct.mllt. Gov. J111101 A. Rhodes TuesdaY,Folls Ul, Charleston :D.T/. ,hllvo been _ accepted by IIIJber Frank Tllompoon. Tbe May meelfDc wlli bt aiiROADWAT GRAPEVINJ: had been· eourllnl ADI!t In Ulllon. lt 1w beoft ,_ blghl promitod financial aid toiLoodon ond ManMI domo were oducalton inatttuttona. 'I1My contlllued a llriel ol rather and Son Boaquet. rANS WHO REMEMBEI\ 111- tw York and wbtb be 101 the 101' t 1111111 welthlng In at 271 private!~ endowed college~ mlrunning 1 !fft on rollen, and The are· Ra mond Suther- J>I'OIT•m• on the Hlllory ol tho P.T.A. TO Bll .I'08TPONED JlaJwarth 11 the IIDd London Ullpment Jbs flew poqndl 1o be allOwed I) 1 land, ~n of Mr. Yand Mrs. Keith Bible led by Mrs. Arlhllr Tba- The P.T.A. will be pootponed 11 ..._ ,.,_ black _ 11 p lo be With blm. TbeD lbt lime amount ot IUU.,.. 81 1 Ohio durtnc • salute to industrY !WinfJeld dam 1~ feat. dmner here. Boat MeveiiiHII: I ther nd and R 1 Ta 1 bet. from 'l'hur....,., AprU Utll Ufto t1 ,... .~..., .....,.ee W to Rollywnod for lite 0. -..a whD 81Jb1 C111J 1M . i Ohio River - Jeffboat down 1:n of ' and Mr:""~Is~ or, Mn. Donald Blllley wu pre- til '111unc1Jy, AprU f i at 1 "GUda" probtbly lllftr lhoUSbt cora, ballmln~ alter lhe blil ~ 11eec1a twice · .. "Thll will be lh~ thlrdlop lla&e,IS, 5 a.m.; Bob Benlef up It, ;lor will ~er Rio ·Grande ~: sented with • IOilll"'way gift p.m. DevOtion. wUJ bo led by lhoy'd live to • her playlnl ~Hoi~:!!!. be' ~~ IIIllCh IIt 11!1 way oi wearlnf IP. " 1 our program to eve a to- 17'40 p.m. ; John Ladd Dean up ' leg~ in the fall semester in pre- nl cut glass. Mn, Gtcqe Randolph. In ketp-lbe real-life role ot embtttled to ...,.., 1o· paieJ. The only really equi\6. tal educotJooal P r 0 g r a m for 14 ~ 20 a m · Titan down 14 · · At the next meelin& May 4th •·· with Mental Health Week b tho , ~he ' lllanted youn1 1011gwriter. So ble way to do It, here or a,__" • am . · Reliable " wual s 1 It dOOI """'" to lnok ""- The Oh10 " Rl 1od es told 10 audi ence 6·30 up 1~ . 11 :30' lengm..rtnc the Hartford lllethocllst• W.S.C.S. ">& Mr. Carl Scott will bo the• marnaA ut t 1actor named -••• , ,.... II to weigh the pa&aenJer-and of about 500. p.m.; Philip Spont up 16, U5 Michaol Stewart, 1011 of Tbom· will bo gueata.' The prograrn JUeBt speaker. ~I rt!":L. been aaylDI Real 1'hlnl ., Tbern mut~ lila - or ber - baqace and He •••d the first pha,. was am , Luther Herdman down 16, :as Stewart of Tucson, Am. , will will be in charge of Mra. MarBLOODMOBILI he will 11111'17 Rllt'o daualrttr In tho:":,~~ lab lite -1r01n 11111. OJiucation ol 11 7 ~ million from 4.30 a.m. : John J. Rowe up 16, 1ent.er the fall oemeater at the cus Trough, Mrs. Arthur Tha· Fllty-eJ&ht piDt.l o1 blood were Rebecca <by Orson WeUea) and lUll II tb!l = I I Jet IJhp!dM CAprllll IJI. the or1gma l Jl,j(l mtlhon bond 4·30 am ; George G. up ts, 1Umverstty of AriJona to study bet, and Mrs. Robert Herndon ; received on Tburaday for the Rita II inaltlenl IIIII lite ~ lbt man: f:l lot tile Quoce at the l(onlll, issue aod the second stace will 8:25 am.: Northern up 17, 3:1JII"Oio&Y· the refreshments m cbargo of Red Crooa Bloodmobile held at JIIID<e behlteD tho two )'01111 • IIIey lllllpl)' reru.t lo DOt of lbt OlntttrJ, 'l'bey ..... be 114~ million more if the t290 a m.; Vtenna down II, 3 45 a. Julia Lucas, daughter of Mr. Mrl. Marloe Dingey and Mn. St. Paul'a Lutheran Cburch. people Ia over. What doH Re- ~~~·.. with 811 curfew ldeu, At~f;~ Claytaa Powell Jr. Plllilon bond ISsue II approved m. • New Martinsville down 18• and lllra. Richard LuCllll and George IIIII. Five per10111 weN rejected. beeca ny• So far notltinl lor 111c1 w111 rlnpldo 11 the ~ lbtc; -W~~o~Ver lbou&ht by tht voters "' the May 4 pn· : : : ~ : ~e~~ Orlean~!o.;\; 1 Tom Hy..U, son of Mr. ' and Those atlendlnl were Mn. Mr1. Lloyd Rolllh and Mro. EY· publieatlon' .. . Aa' a follow-up elubo wbelltver IIIey feel lllle PoweU.Jl111111111ckban mary · ·· Y Mn. Lyle Hysell, will enwr eo- Donald Bailey, Mn. fl'rank Ball- orett llouah were co-ebairmea to President Johnson'• natlolt-Jt , llnllt Jlarlllll, would .. · ·down 23• 4 ' 30 p.m: : Lorena up :Jumbua Buaineu Univeraity m•J, .Mra. Vern llinen!WI. Mrl. for the day, DoctonwereThom- wide addreu on U. S. position • ever han the Prelldent of !be after that. we want to work Greenup B20 p.m., Alton Zeph· IJWJO. Ray Wr11ton. lllrl. Hazen aa McGowan and Ray H.. ton· In Vietnam u:pect the Slate AVA OA\1\D!IE!t II back Ill U.S. calllnt blm up ftlllllriT, out somethin~ for priVately en- yr up Greenup 9:40 p.m.: 0. : Roush, Mr1. Marcuo Traugh, typlall - Mre. Tbomll Hoft Dept to u a lew fuaes onder her uauai".'IUite at tho llegency, tven In tho middle of the nt;bt? dowed schooio," Rhodes told his F. Shearer down Greenup 10:30 Carol Floccar~ daughter of lllro. Arthur Thabet, Mrs. lllar- man, Mrl. John Jl'ry, Mn. the iover:ment of Australia - Ellubelh Alhley will be ebeck· ... Tbat'l why I had my pboni aud•ence, composed or many ,p.m.. H. E. ~wlea up Green- :Mr. and Mra. Mike rloccarl, lon Diltley, Mn. Robart Hem- Lloyd Roush; In charge of blond which hal 10 much at itake 1n inl in ID about a week, lllCI num~ ahqed the tiber ufficlals and faculty members up ll 10 P m • Southern down ;and Donald Sml!b, son of Mr. don Mra. Frank Thompson Mn. buttlu -Mrs. Pbll Batq; Nur- the Middle East crtsla and they'll bt rltllna In tho tlevP. day, . v/ Defiance College IGreonup 1' 50 1 m.; Grahllm and Mn. . Raymond Smith will Frank Spradling, and lllr 1. sea- Mn. Harry Darnell, Mro. ahoukl be, It 11 felt, helping our ors with Paltlck McGoohao, , ~ who .... a preview al "'The state-supported colleges down Greenup 2 55 a m : R. H. :enter , Nattonwtde Beauty Acad- Fields. .Marvin rrarne and Mrs. Hilda cause to a far greater d..,.ee. Enlland't !(o. 1 te~vieloa liar. Gltl left the BroodWIJ and those that are privately Bosworth II down Greenup l .·lemy m Columbus In September. NEW BAVBN GARDEN CLL'B R"'-ay· in ch•-e ot julct Look for a aummlt _...,•• on He 'l due to arrive wltbin tba ocreentDC raYiol about the 'IJeiO 40 a.m.. Harry Dyer down Mel· '""" • -• - · - • na• a•• ~ • •• of tho film • J• ell rn. ...~ endowed must work together dahl . Col D rt The New Haven Garden Club Mn. J'rtd Rotlllt; Canteen wor- thla topic. ~Uitralla 11 a , ~ew •""YI to belP promo.. ~.!' 2 tO ond it Is our duty and obliga· ,d M ,:";; · 8 30 · aven~ 1 met 011 Thursday eveninll at ken - Mn Martlll Oblinger tion with niuob 1n eomJIIOil wftb his television lel'lu, "Secret Younc, handaollle, Wll ,'iiJ tion to develop thiS program tf ti~~=l u: ~eldahl ti:'l~ 'a.m"; IS the Alu-Quillen Memorial l:llllld- Mrs. Fred 'Batey, Mn. the United Slates, and her fight. A&ent" .. ' Yul Brymttr hu and b~=· be'• bound to ... we ex!l"ct to become No t "' Walter Beck rd u Meldahl 4·· ! inll with Mrs. Ray Proffitt, Grimm, and Mn. Howard Wag· InC men have worked magntll· sworn off ployq cuda for • cr and audleDcel ol the Deld of educatiOn in the 55 a JO P . ' Mn Donald Foglesollll and Mrs enhals· Reglstrara - Mn Frllll cently with ours In almllar all- while after I dlautrous evenlnl tho la_te Jamea Dean lllCI eaUN (J s " I Ga~u. Dam - Tlholt up I Clyde roley u boot...... . Reichert, Mra. Carroll Adamo uatlonl In the put. ol loaingl to palo In the buslne!l. ~llenlltBtlonrnlwllhB lhek fOIIIII!~ De ,. led ,_ Mn J Mr Harry La • e oirllnel 100n rd !pJIY · · · A bill e nm ... 14 10 p m · Inca down 7·20 p m ·1 vo tons were ., . r., 1. yne and Mra London eport aaking Domeat k imd -· tho 2d kn' owner......, !Peggy O:.wney up 10:30 p.m: : 1 (Continued from Page 1) Ray Proffitt. She ahowed a copy Howard BWTls; helping with era are : ta 1 a llllll1'l 11ep 1orwa A ve. ro own U .,.. Elisha , slon but is msistin& thllt Iough ! of the picture of the CrucJIJx. the unloadillll and Joadi1111 or ~~ieBe~ck=':w::~'/.' Jr~ :~ :~~r : : ; J:~111a.!,~toof ~ 1christy up 5 am.: ,Woods up 7:~0 a m.; Buckeye I regulations on water pollutton ton ot Chr11t, which. Jo housed tho tntck - Jack l"rey, Joe Bert, whn Is In Eneland scnr· thereby allevlalin& -'- If not ori&lnal Kine Cole Trlq 1o loJ. state up 9 a.m. 1 be left m the bill. at Glendale, Callform~, and told Paugh, Rev. Jaet Welch, Har- In& "What•a New PutsycatT" ending _ a dllcrlmlnatory ail- lnw 1111 Clll'l'ellt drlwlnc card, , Kaaawbo River - A. J Pat- 1 Collms reportedly has agreed tbe history of the ptcture. old Rose and William Russell. planlsHtncer Cbart. 00 1 ton up Marmet 2:30 a.m.; i to require some reclamation on Tbe roll call was answered Coffee was lumlshed by I 1r S eat Moore left ~ George Price down Marmet 3.· i the opposite side of the high- with "How I Could Help with Super Market and Mlller'a Suin ,167 and went to worf II 30 a.m.; Beaver down Winfield ! wall and also to requi"' that Therapy." The program on,lrtes per Market; Sandwlrheo 1 n d bricklayer In Loo Anlelt1 ntt. ,6: 10 pm.: . Duncan Bruce , bond money be held by the D1- wao presented by llll'll. Howard cooldes by membera of New ( er than play rock 11 roll, but Grace Episcopal Church will down \1m held 12: t5 . a .m.: AI- , v•swn ~f Reclamailon unhl re- Wagenhals. . Haven Garden Club; Juica and • be's atarted walllac apia and observe Euter this year with len R. Mernll up W•,nfteld 21clamatwn plantllll has proven The stole convenlton to be Milk by Valley Bell Co. and plans to record In .llbuill · ol a 10 :30 a m. celebration ol a.m.: Solvay down II mheld 3 : - ~ successful. held at Parkersbur& at the meat for oandwichet by Cecil by. Helen . Bot.tel Nat' a favorite lunt1 aCCOiiJpa!l. Holy Communion. Final spirit· 30 a.m.: Elgerchff down Wm· Would PJ..ate ·Operators Chancellor Hotel on May ~d . Duncan. led by another Cola lflduait ual preparation lor this event 11eld 3 50 a.m.; Semel up Wm·, Should Sar&us agree to elim· 5th was anoounced The club ROTARY CLUB YOUTH Sit D FO IT bualat Joa Olmlort Tbt centers around a srrvice of field 4 JO am : . Lucy Jane Lu-I mate the hlghwall provision, tt i voted to donato 15 to the Can· Tilt Rotary Club met '"' Thl ~ E. 1 R ! \good !persona~:;;; a~d lthdoe~ film venion of "The ~.r' 1 co ~mn 11 or 1 e evenmg prayer and medita· cas down Wml•eld 5.40 am.; 1would probably take a good bit cer Clinic. Thursday evening at the Hart~ ma ler •1• to alar Tony Curtia ltll boetl twn of the crucifixiOn on Good Helen Z. up Wmheld 6 Oli a.m.l of the otins out of the btll ae I Mrs. Jam.. MacKnf&hl and ford Methodllt Church for their people, thetr problems lour-eyed, · post~ned lndelinlle~ - l"riday at 7:30 p. m. I far as the operators are con-' lllrs. P. J. Riley were occept. regular dinner meeting. Those oures~ thetr troubles and fun. Aa for kl~•lne and • locking of oCrlpl troubles. . The R•v: Rtchard H Marlin. I cerned. eel as new members. A letter attending wert Donald Fogle- AI' wJth the real ill Helen Help glaues, thai I the boy I worry. FASHION DESIGNElt lllldl hnth · But the Belmont·County Dem- for membership wu reod and 10111, Herman Layne, Lloyd ,Us .•, it welcomes laugha b ~I U they do create a problem, Gemreich, whoso "topleu" baU., Rft lor. will preach at sem ces. The Rev Gene Sear-l . ocrat had been qu~ted previOus· will be voted on at the May Roush, Floyd Carmack, Rich- won I dodge a oerloua questton ~ako I J?kt out ol t~e sltuo- Inc suit was !all year'a pubHaln~J. O~rector of the Depart· (Contmued from Page l) l ly 01 .aying he would "scrap meett~~~ard Ord, Harry MiUer, Edwin wtth a brush-off. bon. You U make him feel lty wonder, hu been itemed • ment of Christian Social Reb· Clarence BJOwn and Democrat , the whole bill if I could not I Officers for the two year per· Stein, Arthur Thabet, George Send your teen·•&• questlono more at ease, too. deeJ&ner of tht costume. for 1'1!1 . t10ns fo, the d10ce . s.. w1ll rete- Wayne Hays. Democrat MICh· keep the highwall ·provlsion.. iod were elected· President_ Ingels Ralph Wh't Re to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, If not used correctly, eon- cinema edition of "Oh Dlllli"' ' brate the communion on Sun· ael Kirwan did not vote. The , · · Mrs. Loyd Roush· Vice Prest. ~ Be . lord ~ore,F ~ care of Helen Help Us! t h Ia tact Jenae1 can cause lrrlla- Poor Dad Moma'a Hurie' Yoii day. The choir will sing at both other 21 members supported tl. , Hl·LO TI!MP8 dent ~ Mrs, I!Ow.,:d Burria· R• Capehart ns ra newspaper. tlon, Infection and dllcomfort. In The cio.et and I'm F•IID' 1 services. ., , . I NEW YORK (PIJ _ Tbt .cording Seertlary - J.tro. 'Don: PROPERLY INTRODUCED They can come later. wren you· So Sad" but, 88 it tum• 1111, Sundav School cht.dren of !he COLUMBU~ .- THE OHI? loweot temperature re!IOrted: aid F. Roush; Treasurer-Mrs. . Six montn ago I met a aailor 're ready for them. - 11. be ain't deef&nintJ uytblnf church will meet at l _p. m. Sat· State Assoc~at•on :f ~ownt•P this morning to the U. S. Weath·l Velma Rouah; Corresponding during a visitor's day aboard a Dear Helen: topless or bottomless -tor Rolurday.. to. pre~~ thetr m•ss•on· Trustees and Cler ' . as o IC· er Bureau, excluding Alaska and I Secretary - Mra. Lee Gibbs. naval lhip. We talked and ell- How do you get around the allnd Rusaell Bbe just lllld 110 arv m;:e bs oflerln'~ ref :~lly en~o'r'ed :~~~h~,~~~~ ~~~: Hawail. was 16 at Pellston.j Those attendlnl were Mrt. chan(ed addresaes and hove awkward moment of kissing a thanks, he wasn't lor her, to ct~•verea r~~r10 n"' aandsv:.,ld :. m~~ey a~allo~ur The asso~iation Mlc~. The highest reported ! Fred Baley, Mrs. R. r . Brybeen wrltllll to each other re&- girl with g1a•e~ on? Just .. y, she'll be dedecked bf GaJaao. e su '~' • · . Tue-~ t p Jd' t M H d a .. ~. Mn "I wonder how you'd look •with· and young Barbara 8 10 F. ~ ster Eli hunt in the chW'ch previously endorsed 1ssue No. auay was: ll'" res •· an • n . owar w•~· . u1ar1Y· 1 ,, . u--••.... ,. ~n ww 1 be yard. the million bond issue. Tex. H. L. Dyer, lllrs. Lee Gtbba, Mra • Last weekend he . out your gla .. 811, and bJnio. tho 0111 left Ill ~'a , 1290 2 1 · Harry Layne, lllra. Herman (Continued from pate 11 · 800 miles to eee me and - Howard tender mereles. , 'T L.iyne. lllrs. J. V. McGrew,.)lrs, ' .... lather oald , 1 couldn't Dear Helen: · Ernest ~ 1114 llbll · ~0( 0 ()( Martin Ohlinger Miq ' .l..elah HJ think It's • !>ell of a . ddng ltith him because ... I have been I faithful read· Merman are working 011 lti. •~ ~ ' II · ·' Jane Powell ~•. w. T. Stone Ibecause a life hao to be taken been properly intrnduced. er ol youra for many years and .. me otudio lot- hut 1101 011 tho • 4, M 0 A _ ALtilap ..,telae 11 Mrs B R 'vanes 14n How: lln this manner," said Smith, What would you ..Y tend to agree with your answers. aamhe aet, or you would have -1 • v Wayae G• Brud1 .. ~ · · move 1 · ' ' · · ' · his eyee fixed upon the ICaf 1 t did t h eard the uplooion In Q- 1 om .ue11tc 1o aspirin Ihabit - forming the elixir you ani Wat~enhall, lllro. N. 0 . .. . , • ly lntrnduced" would mus gree .on e llee E , lour and other headache tableta. Q- Slace I had a hysterec~ · are taking contains only one- , Weinand lhe boot-. llold. I ~ eapttal puniah· society. I'm 18. ypu took on c_onlact lens- Hill~· mle.~ doing btl MeMy doctor told me it was the tomy s years ago I have had a fiflb of I per cent Thi• amount I SEWING CLUB ment },8 legally and morally RASSED DAUGHTER Which wao "Watt a while." Ett!ll Na~ U~rtii!Jhlle quinine in them. Is the"' any headache most of the time and is not considered to be habit The Sewing Club met on wronf. . Dear E.D.: I olarted wearlnc &lasaea guett ~ another TV other tablet 1 could take for a continual ringing in my ears . . formJng. 'Ibis elixir II an old Tuesday afternoon •I lh e Smith, who said apologies! I'd say llx months ol I wu six, and had to RUTH AND MILTON headaches? 1 do not have high blood pres· standby lor coughe but It hu hnme of lllrs. Lloyd Roush with would be "m.,nlngless," add- spondence should · have them changed every two currently 111 lng a BERti: A- Muy ,....... are al· sure and my doctor says my largely been replacei! by new-1Mrs. John Fry as hostess. eel: "I don't hokl any aniDIOIItyjtroduce" anyone! yeara at about $30 a pslr. When Hotel will ~ lha pra!ct let'lk to upirin or to quinine. eyes are not the cause of the er cough suppressants. The te~- Those attending were Mrt. Har· toward anyone 1n this matter. aounda anti-Navy more than I wu 11, a doctor rec;olllDlelld- while• Milton ~Jan 08 There II. however, no quinine headaches. What do you think ?, pin h~ate Is a weak llllbsepttc old ohnson, Mrs. W. T. Stone, H'ckock . prcHIIquetie. '1'110 bad! - H. ed contacts (on a tr..t baals. In the DeW Harold Ro . ln upirln or any of the leaditttl A - Remonl of the uterll! . and d•urebc. It causes ,no stde Mrs. N. o. Wein, lllra. Jame• ' 1 wao pbllosophlell at Dear Helen: which can be done). Now re- li.al. Milton hu me mus 1 headache tablets. Many other causes an emotional reaction in effects. MacKnight, Mrs. Herman J.ay.jthe end. In answer to "Walltlng Colt- member, my eyes had changed eonlerrlnc with"::: ~week pain rellevera are. available but wme women which may result . ne, Mrs. B. R. Vance, Mrs.[ "You know ynu are lll!diD&IItetJ." ct..... lrell't really every two yearo. Now, at the and memben of the 11111 ; : thou that contam narcotics, m headache~ but m most cases Q - What operotfoa csn a . Fred Batey , lllrs. R. F. Bryant, me to a better place thai! tlilt lirt<lllle. I'Vt .IJOI'Il (181881 11e of 22, I am STILL ahow and all report that be' ~blturateo, dipyrone or phena· it is wise to look for some other man hav~ to protecr his '!lie j Mrs. H. L Dyer, Mra. Howard 1and, please, do not It.,w 1111)' llnct 1 wu eitht· I'm 11 now. lNG tho 1011 eontlcll, perlectloniat and 1 do . 1 ce1in are not re<'Ommended for cauae. A persistent 1ngm m from havmg any mort chtld· , Wagenhals, lllrs. Roush and 'bad feelinga about It " he told ~ admit 1 hated them unlll I waa 'UIO lor one pair, and worl[ with .. The how' ~ 1 routlna uae, Darvon and Pyral· th~ ears is UBually due to hard- reo! , Mrs. Fry. Ia Kan111 Bureau o1 'lnVHilp- dlaco•ered a nice boy looka can wear them for - 1 ahoutd ~ lit 110 are popular but reqwre a enmg of the arteneo, but II rna. y 1 A - The operation, • Simple , The next meeting will be at'tlon 11ent who lnveatlrated tho'! . another 20 years. They "Howe and Humm"!" It~ , doctor'a prescription. Two thllt be due to anemia, prolonged iak· one, consists ol tying the ducts . the home of Mra. Harold Jofut. cue. i1 GETS GRANT stabilize my vision. Now to know that r:..~. can_be purchaled without a pre- 1ng of qumlne, gout, k1dney d1s- that carry the aperms from the son on April 20th. WASHINGTON (UPI) 11 cheaper? baan't hurt Liz Ta lor and ocr~plion are A~adU and Calma· ease and other causes. . lestJcles to the ~emlnal veof. BACJfi'EL w.s.w.s. I Community racllltlet As lor !Olin& them, Burton. Al•...!.,lt th • t1ve • Analjjestc tablets. Your Q- I ba•" been lakinl elixir clea. Tbio operatwn has no Tbe W.S.W.S, of the Bachtel KILLED IN rAU. jtratlon Tueaday announced are harder to knock out a couple of old·-~...: . doctor can tell you about oth· of terpm hydrate with codeme harmful effects on the husband. E.tJ.B. Church met 011 Tuesday SPRINGFIED, Ohio (UPI)- _,1,11011 plannlllg advance glaues ore to knock now, with the Romaa boll· '"· If you Ita.., headaches Ire- dally for a chronic ,cough. Is Q - Nlneleeo ye"'! aeo when at the home of lllrs. Glenn Julllll R. P11111J'III, 31, a oteelf for new sewege locltltlet do have Insurance on all that jaa fir behind, quently he should make an ef· lhls hab1t • fo~m1ng . Does 1! I wao In ~ aervtco I con- Roush with litre, Ray Muilord frorller 111 the lntnationll I&IJealt, Oblo JefleriCID protect the eye, IIW to bol •!flea : lion 101 ffncl tho cause and rt· ,bavo any bad aide effect.J7 tractecl ayphiiJs. I wu treated ai co-hostess. . Harve~ter · co, , plant bert, wu ' ' nample: Two years MGIIII wUI release 1110 Jll'laja ei . and though I was cured. Three The leaiiOD "Parade of God'l killed '1\ieoday whell he ftll a TO PLAY 'ftlLANE preparJnc for a "Tho Sandpiper" In dlfJ' ~:~~~ a"~s~l!"';1nodtha~s! : : Mighty Act.l" was ]ll'IHilted b)' feet from tba HCOnd _,. o1 OXFORD, Oltlo (UPI) llleet Ia New York . and the atudiO raporta have been t.akhtt1 more Mre. Achub Mlller and Mro. tilt bulldhlc . andtr IIIII UnlY«olty of Ohle cras.~ed Into a boundary -~:~:==pl~cturo. II raetloa up tho treatment but tht teot 11 aWl G. B. Hue!ett. Mra. Hazelett tlon. Panara11 leU w11n 1 ~~et~ 1 nounead today 111 football ~thigh IIIOed and JIIY face, para'"-t In MGM positive Can I be cured' read • poem concern11111 the lea- beom .wat mo•ed by tho wind , will meet Tulaoe fRr lha lid lllCI forebaad ware eul, A _ Yl• ltno had ...iequate son lllCI othera pmtJclpatln& and _ alldl!ld 1ba ricllm 1rom In illltorJ c111r1111 the tho .plostle contact ••ed treatment with ant~ were Mro. Laura Elliott, Mrs. belilncl. · ·, umpafp · eye. syphilitic dru{jo, the chllnceo Conlaclt &re '),.bell; In are you are cured. A lew peo........ , _ _ •Watch a llrl bloom IPie keep on ahnwiJlll a poottivt behind ~llflr o1 Iblood teat tvon alter they are WeLL,LO ANP 8$1088S-.WHO CA' I' -' into her natur I J!llf. ·II cured. . UP • """"" .. ,.,. """''"" , ..•...,,. .,,.. lhl how lotely ·Jlie • i;;jed 1'1 ............. ..,.. m;....., ........... ""' Contact~ ·make the .,. w 1Ht GUM8aYLfS ...IIQIV 4-ISTS/11- · and brighter loot~~, fOil river the.._, ..... lnuP d of'[{:" 'tr teamha ro-: .....":, W :r· ::S: ht Compronuse , , Near on Bill oo,; D Grace Choreh Announces I Jackets Edge GAHS 2-l in 0.·pener GUJ 8tobart't tremendooo 1n1 error Ill 'tile way. Mlddl• home run wltb Buddy Moore port never rully threalened af. on aecond bose In the fint ter the earl' flroworkl. inning stood up for a !.-1 \'11. Tbe Jackell weal down 1·!.-3 lory Tuesday by tbe Middleport untU the fourth when stDbart High school baseball twn ov- led oft with 0 Riolle, but Janey er Gallipolis In the SEOAL wblfled, BUI HaUey, Jerry Van Southem Division opener for lnwqejt and Mike Gardner, In both ll!ama. the liltb Dave Vujakllja walk· . After tbat electrifying · 3'15 ed leading oft but was forced foot poke that landed on ~ by Mark Tannel!lll, Jim JoJm. st in Middleport, out.Jide the son. wed out to abort, and park, Stobart spaced seven Blue Moore's oharp srounder at first Devil hits and pitched stronsJy base wae dug up cleanly by In the clutches lor his lint Dan Gilmore. league win. In the sixth Sauer led off The victim was Ron Janey, witb a alngle bul stDbart Died clever junior righthander who to left and Halley and Vanfn. led the Blue Devil pilchlng sta~f wagen went down on infield last season to a division title outs. with a !;.! record. He gave up The Blue Devila were knock· oniy four hits, fanned six, wall~ ing at the door In every lnniiJg ed only one. but couldn't bunch enough bitS His big sin was comntltted off Stobart to breal< through. in that first frame when Moore Tbe generally sure - handed led off with a bloop double on Jacket defense perntiUed only the rightfleld line, and after one unearned run. George Sauer fanned, Stobart It came in the third when got the pitch be wanted and Gilmore led off wilh a triple sent it Into the blue yonder. to the bank of the rond in left The glue-fingered Blue Devil center. Gib MillirOn flied out defense played without a field- Ito center, Halley's peg holdiug Gilnlore on third, IIIICI Pbll Sanden walked. . . Wtth runnert on , first and third, Rlclwd Loog I abot through .the middle wu stop. ped brtlliBntly by III!COnd 88cker Mike Gardner Who then failed to. mal<e • ploy at any baae, Gilmore ocorlul, and bis wild and late throw to first bale rtlliDen on second and · Stobart fanned Pete Ander· son and Keith Haner to get out of trouble. Tbe Middies aecond error, by third ..cter Dave Casci, put Larry Mitchell on first bale leading off the fourth. Mike Fisher, pinch-hillinB for Cre!lleaDS, singled to center, Mitchell stopping at second. Nobody wao out. Janey popped high to the mound. Gilmore lined out to center, and Milliron struck out. In the fifth Sanders led off with a double and Stobart walk· ed Long. He fanned Anderson, Haner Uned to Mlirk Tannehill at ahortstop but Mitchell got an f:rotlng AJJ,STARS lnlllld •illlllt to 1111 tile bua 8tobBrt farmed to &l!t oau:r Sentlpel. Pomero:r·Mld4iepcnt,.o., Aftt. s•. 11• ~ M~~dleport Golfers1'in ....... Wahama •·"en fell 1110 Willi ooe out ID tile ""'"' auu• Gilmore singled, Mllllroll fan. 1110 Tuesday on tile Pomeroy ned, and Sanden llne4 out courae to Middleport H lg h deep In left whldt VDjakllja P :.':~ ~=:•:,~:= thered In alter a 1llllC nm. ._ Leading off the oeventh Sto. ~m ~~lo:;w : bart hit Long, tileD Andenoo B0 b 1 popped to short, I.G!iil wu foreRindy, M., (:!6) clef. ed 8,1 second on Haner's fieldGl'ftft (40) S.l. def er'o cbolce, and MltcbeU was . ... 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' ,.· ' \• �-.';1: .-De_.,.,., B e l ts G.-n n d Slam • ' I • C-"' • • · U ctoveland dttmed Loo AI!Celet II) The Pittsburgh Pirates made I H it two in a row over the San Tried Ill ·IJM IJni Iitle wid>· a .348 mad: tho Francisco Giants, S-Z, and the Perel was broogbl up b!t tho rouow~ ~ · Chicago Cubo scored a ~~ vic- Reda near the elld of tbe 1164 Relief pitcher AI Mcllian cot tory over the world champion season after hiltini 34 homtrl, Tom Haller to bit Into 1 douSt. Louis Cardinals in other Na- driving in 10'1 run• and batting ble play and atrlld! out FA! Baltiona I League games. .309 in 124 games lor San Diego ley. with. two OD and """" out ln the American League, Chi- but made only two blls Ill t5 m the nmth Inning to preaerve , cago downed Baltimore S-3, De- tries for an .IJIO overage. He Bob Friend'• vletory for ~ PItroit beat Kansas City 11-4 and started out in 1960 w1th Geneva rates. Friend shut out tho r I · . : By FRED DOWN Manager Dave Brlalol told the and Deron Johnson. It , UPI Sports Wrller Reds, "but . wben you see bijll Sannmy Ellis a five-run ~o ny Perez, wno broke Into hit, you'll ·want to play bim and enabled the rookie relief h!..,t'ball as a shortstop, was somewhere." pitching ace of 1964 to coast ,.ililed 10 second base and then The ~foot, 2-lncb, 1!)6.pouod lbe win. (·()Jwt>rted u1to a third baseman, righthander got h.is first chance Ellis, who made only five nij" lind a home for himself in National League competition starts among his 52 apJ>ea:ranc- ]1 tl ~ ·the Cmcinnati Reds at first when Manager Dick Sisler es enroute to a lG-3 record in oa ~c. , started him at first base Tues- 1964, allowed eight hits, struck I ~\ 22-year old native of Cam· day night and he came through out eight ba~ters a~d walk~ : i uty. Cuba, who now lives m in sensatmnal style wtth a only two. Elhs exper1enced hlS 1 (Jmrlotte, N.C., Perez brought grand slam homer and a dou· most serious crisis in the third lJ · ··can't miss" tag with him 1 ble m the Reds ' 8-3 victory inning when doubles by Lee \\~f'Q. he joined the Reds this Iover the Milwaukee .Braves. , Maye, a~d Joe Torre and Ma~k I sprmg after being named the Homers lD Ftftb Jones s~gle produced two ~11- , l\1pst Valuable Player in the Perez' homer came in the waukee runs and a 3-3 lle . P.cific Coast League last fifth inning off Denny LeMas- Johnson, who ~ingl~ ~me two sQll. . ter after the Red filled the bas~ runs m the farst mnmg, sent ··we don't know where you'll es <JD a single by Vada P~nson the Reds bac~ . into a 4:s lead wlnt to play him," San Diego and walks to Frank Robmson w1th a sacrif1ce . fly m the Sizeo 8Yo to II , Slight irregulars of better quality hose Dlscounl Price BEST COLA Discount Price .00 1 sea- l •ch Men's Wash and Wear Cotton Slacks ~ I West Scores 42 as Lakers Easy care, wash and wear cotton fabrics. We11 tailored wash slacks for men in popular Spring cOlors. Size~~ 29-36. Special at tbe Bonanza. LYONS DISCOUNT STORE MIDDLEPORT - 0 HIO POMEROY Clover Farm Store Route 7 Save On Your Spring and Easter Needs- Thursday, Friday & Saturday Join tho Easter Par...• In One of Our Fino SPRING COATS LADIES EYELET TRIMMED EASY-CARE COTTON Pretty Laminated Fabrics New Blend... 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FOR NEW WALKS AHL Playoll Stondlngs By United Press lnlemalional Series A (Best Of Finl X· ROchester Quebec x-Ciinched series. Series D (Best Of Five) Buffalo Hershey W. L. 4 I I 4 W. L. I I 11 rAsr lJEL!VERY LOW 'PRICES GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. s M1ddlepor1. 0, Gloss finish house paint in white and best colors. Flat wall palnt ln white and pastel e-olors. Save on paint at the Bonanza. White & Colors Discount Price FURNITURE (J MIDDLEPORT, 0. WOMENS MISSES end CHILD~NS Sport Sneakers Take your choice of colors ~ &neakers for girls and women - American made-ru~ ber soles - cushioned in solet. Big Values at the Bonanza. Pay Just $3.00 Per Waek Sites 8112 to 3 Sites 4 to 10 NO Price Down Payment Required PK6S. 8 eyl., auto. trans. Power ateerin& and radio, 64 Thunderbird Hfidtop Landan inch diameter. 64 ford Country Squire Wegon 4 Door 8 ... yl. Auto. trana. Pow~r luagag~t stee-rlni, radio, rack. 64 Falcon Wegon 4 Door ~ cyl. Slandanllrano. Badlo . . 63 ford Gelexie 500 Miracle 63 Rambler'Classic 220-4 Door FRUITS 6 cyl. Stand . Trana_ Radio. Largo size bap uoortod retl looking artlficiol fndtl, a. gular 89a valut, Shop lbo 63 ford Custom 2 Door 61 Ford Feirlene 500-2 Door 44:. LADIES' NEW SPRING AND EASTER HANDBAGS Pretty ban~bags to <OIIllpll- ment your new Spring and Easter outfit. Many abapel and sizes. 88c to $J-77 ... 61 Rembler Cl11slc 4 Door 59 Chevrolet Bel1lr 4 Door Discount TENNIS SHOES AND OXFORDS American made by En· dicott Johnson. Heavy moulded aole construc-tion. Cushion insoles. Big Bonanza Values. All Sizes 60 WiHys Jeep Dispatcher Yths. II to 2 Boys 2 1-'2 to 6 Misses 6'12 to ll DISCOUNT PRICE 0 cyl. 6 speed Irons. 2 JPeed rear axle. 175" W.B. 62 FORD F-100 PICKUP 6 CYL 57 CHEVROLET 2~ TON CAB and cHASSIS 6 speed trano. 2 speed I"Oir ute. 157" W.B, • wheel drive. II eylilld•. .; Soli, Ollddly liutor bunnies tO delight .,. ery tot. <~·. .98c ·'- ~·98 ,, * . ,,.., . . -·1 pkgs. ·~' Medium ~! . I •'' USEflJ' :(AR lOT .1 •I• Yellow ONIONS \i-<,.: l • .j ·•·'! .;.~ ,.,. . '"''" t 1-lb. cello KEITH'GQBLI·fORD'~': ,, c CALA 1. e ON THE SPO:T FINANCING • . > SMOKED LARGE YELLOW OUR EASTER SPECIAL 60 WILLYS % TON PLUSH EASTER BUNNIES EASTER CAKE · 60 CHEVROLET 2 TON CAB end CHASSIS ., .. ~ 61b.'" CARROT DECORATED 64 CHEVROLET ~· TON PICKUP $ps to bunch e TRUCKS. e Make \lie ldddl~ baPP!' lot Eaoter time with one oflhen candy filled "''' or ballrea. · c large 2-64 Honda Motorcycles CA 95 wnR BASICITS 59c to Sib. " 8 eyl, Powerglide trans. Radio. 777.:· CANDY FILLED "• CELERY 6 cylinder, radio. Complete point pon and roll· er aet to mate pointing blot and euy. Buy a aet at tho Bonanza todsy. Special ". · Savingsl Large, Crisp 59 Ford Country Squire Wegon 4 Door SETS p.eoraMij Toys end y, gal. 8 C'!'lindff. Auto. tnm. Radio. 7 INCH PAINT PAN AND ROLLER Huvy Moulded Solo un1 ICE MILK DIL SALAD DRESSING 61 Ford Gelexle 2 Door No.2V• FAIRMONT DAIRY I'AIII for ' 8 cyl_ Standard trans. Radio. FRUIT COCKTAIL ~~~~~~ous _ _ __ .~19c 5 ~;.49c CANE SUGAR OSAGI $1 4 HALVES PEACH 10••·99C FOLGER'S INSTANT COFFEE PINK SALMON (>\ONTE ----N~~:~49c BRAND IIAGGIDY IUPI - - - - - Whip 289 engine, St.tndard trans. Radio. Bonanza. DISCOUNT PRICI a KRAFT 2 Dr. Hardtop, 8 cylinder, auto. trans . Power Steet·ing and radio . LARGE CELLO BAG Decorative Artificial • FOR BASKETS Air t:onditioninl, full power. DISCOUNT PRICE ,. 'I EASTER CANDY 64 Ford Gelexle 500-4 Dr, Men's, Boys •nd Youths "For Those Who Want The Best" eChoice of 4 Colors: Gold, Spruce, Toast, .---TERMs--· .99 and $5.47 Dixie Gloss HOUSE PAINT OR VICTOR VINYL LATEX WALL PAINT Sena • Lifetime Guarantee On Springs eArm Covers Included• e Nylon Fabrics • Foam Cushions PLENTY OF 8 <'fl. Auto. tran1. Power ateerln& and brakes, Radio. WY 2-3284 FAMOUS FLEXSTEEL • All At DIICOUnf Prlc" Add a new look to your home. Add concrete walks. All work fully guaranted . . . . . and, concrete increases your property's value. LIVING ROOM SUITES at DISCOUNT PRICES! ::2~:95 s148 L BoDIDII BOWl Price I I NOW I the l.ow Discount 115 • ' 3 $1 Comelnl Get More for Your Trade·ln Save Money During Our E11ter Mark D-n Kink proof, long laatin,tr pia.. tic garden hose with bran fitting,;, 50 foot length - '-" Our rack5 -are filled to overflowing with new higb fash~on dresses in all the bright, gay colors and pattem1 for Spring and Easter. Cottons, acelatea - tiDe blended fabriol. Sllop Big 9xl2 Room Size Ruga with latex back. Viscose yarn loop l.'ODstrucUon. Tweed pat- ~-Clinched series. DOZ. CAKE MIX Bona~ Petite'S, Juniors, Mlll81, Womens LOOP RUGS RUTLAND PILLSBURY Large size polyetheleno plelo DRESSES 9xl2 Size TWEED PATTERNS FINE VISCOSE YARN RT. 124 UNCLASSLFLID HOSE FOil FASHIONAND VALUESHOP THE BONANZA NEW SPRING & EASTER rastern Di\•isiu.1 IBest Of Se\'Cn) PHONI IH 2·5543 Mixed Eggs BUSHEL SIZE Oval Plastic Laulldry 50 FOOT LENGTHS PLASTIC GARDEN 88 NllA ~layob Standing• By United Press {nternationat fifth end Peerl RACINE SWISS CHOCOLA .. Newest styles and shapes all read.J for the big Easter Pa. rade_ You'll find just the hat you want at the Bonanza_ to Clover Farm Depertment Store Right Reserved to Umlt Quantities NEW SPRING HATS 88c S1· Food Merket "The Store Wltb A Hartt• Pomeroy LADIES FANCY PRINTED FREE BABY CHICK RUTLAND EVERY EASTER BUNNY SAVES at THESE STORES PISCOUNT PRICE COTTON SHIFT GOWNS and Girls4-14 B. D. PAJAMAS RACINE Opon I to I Mon. Thru lot. Join the Easter parade in hi-gh fashion without straining yOur budget. Choose one of these fine coats at the Bonanza today_ Choice of newest Spring fabrics and colors. Sizes S. M. L. Discount Price Boston MAU carton , serves18 :il Randsom• oport shirts for men. Short sleeve stYlesfane; printed cotton foJI. rleo In a110rted pot:tarDL, Sizeo S, M and L. Pretty nylon bose In elthe'r plain or mesh. Popular Spring 1 I NOW IN SPORT Nylon Hose I Royal Crown EACH IIOTTU! E!I!RVI!S THRI!e LADIES' SEAMLESS MESH OR PLAIN o~sdes. Easter Theme Carried out Glanta uotn Wlllte Ma71 bil ,a Ill& flrslgame as a JIIIIDII"' Ill hn>niD homer ID the eJ&hth. the canllnala- Rookie' ~ Dick Sdwfield and Bill Vlnlon Bobby ~. ap irom AlbeYWe had two hill 4!1cb for tbe PI- of tho Soutbem laaut ......,. rates. be hit .iiOS wllb 14 homerS, hit 1loiJ Buill yielded five hits bll second bonier of 11M! and made only 16 pitches as and scored • IIOCOIId nm ,.,.. !be tbo Cubo ap1D tolled Red Cobo. Curt SimD\0111 . . . . . SCiloendHilst's hopLio of winning the lolls. u m n M ~"I wa u ke e · · A .~ S R edS D tt»· New y.,.\.p ; 11van1o S.DaUr Sentlnei,PomenJ1"M!ddleport, 0., Apr. 1., 1tel Lea~ and won !be' leape bat.. • rourtb. '3 8a., 1 9c .. ~ ~---~-· lb. SKINLESS 1'·lb. pk,., ·~t(.ii;~. �• • , 1-De!ly Sentinel, Pomti'GJ·Mlddleporl, 0., Apr. 14, ;J Mancesof Two-Stand. P ..eri or F • aJS ~Blue Flame estiV . et 1~· G1'rls Register . ' For Scouting -G·-··-·· ,G: -- -- Summer.4c::dvltiu l. roup lven PJnnn.e dforCuln · Program on Plans were made for !be sum· mer months when Roell Springs Tbe Blue Flame Festival, one ..., for Easter Theme Cub Scoula Pack 2M met Sat· of the nation's most unueual lproduct& GroupA~ivity .' ... l PTA TO IIEII! lNG ' POITI'ONED tUIII TO MEE'1' · MEEm• ot !be Willlnl The Twin Clt7 Sbrtne dub The Soutberll x.oc.~ 1tll .,. The ~ol !be Enterpr!H iwill meet Thuraday. at I bulP·~- lth _ ... PTA wiD meet .. church llcheduled forlat Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·~ 0-1 Apr. 14, leeG-9 her. Oflloen for tile eomJtw tty to 1111 qed. ~ :a.;:~r;~:lea re;. 'W;;,-,...Ion. Tbuncil!,. A;. ~d. no retresb-~~i ~ucJ;!! ~i In u... 9MeiiJhers of New Haven FFAChapter News Notes At Cedar Lak~ II.BODODSNDRON CLUB ~~~~~·:1'n!':ay,~ 1\:: meelinl Plans were made Monday lor due to Holy week. . menta. iiiiiiiiiillliil--.i tllltural gu and ~w girls of Middleport to Join • =jiooiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitlilllliil'iii Ia the bomemak ng Brownie, Junior Girl Seoul or • A program on the EaSI~rn urday evening at the Saliabury traveling shows for bomemak· field. Look-ahead feature~are cadet Girl Scout Troop when theme was presented when 'School. ers, will play in Pomeroy, Wed· .also a part of tha two pe rm- Mrs. Ca.wtbolll, ~lrl Scout Group J of the Women's Asso- , Richard Young, cubmaster, nesday and Thursday, April 28 an~esk.nLeo~ ;;'po.::!iu. glfll ecutive of Parker'sbur(, met at ciallon of the First . Umted presided ond scheduled for the and Z9. • ill be g seated to membera th~ Middlej)Ort Jllgh School Presbyterian Church '" M•ddle· sum.'Tler were a picnic In June Allen L Leonard. Pomeroy , w ~ of the with Mrs. Richard Vaughan and port mel Monday evenmg al at the school, a cubmoblle der· 'Middleport manager for Col':;:'- ~ 0~ t:l~g~~ of eacbas~rman...,, mothers of eligible sirls. the home of Mi" Bev.rly Per~ by in July, a summer theatre bia Gas of Ohio, Inc., saki e g Two Browme Troop11 may be rin. . '" August, and a trip to the two dally performances will be , organized, dependinl oo the Mr~. Thomas Kelly, prr.si-! museum at Marletta, the date ,from the .stag~ of tbe P~m~ro~ • 1\r number of girls In the age dent . opened the meeling . Miss . ,., he •nnnunced. ·Junior H1gh ochool AudJton~ 8 bracket. 1 Rost'{:ta Lisle gave the opt~ning · It was decided to collect 50c wlth each show beginmng 8 A number of leaden were prayer followed by devottons from each scout at the Pack p.m. brln • , appointed including Mra. I. H. entltll'd "A LIVIng Hope." by meetm~s in•tead of collecting ! The Gas Comoany ill. l Entered Hospllll Neal, Mrs. Tracy Hanning Mrs D~le Walburn weeki\ dues. Plana were made ing the Blue Flame Fe~Uva t~ : Among those wbo entered and Mrs. Vaughan, Brownles; The studv lesson was by Mrs for a skatmg party Sunday, Ap- lPomeroy m co-sponsors . tp ; ' Holzer hospital in the past 24 Mrs. John Krawsczyn, Mrs. Fred Le\\IS ent 1Iled, "Frel'l!nm r1 1 25 . lrom 2 · 5 p. m . at the !Pomeroy-Middleport Daily ere~ 1 hours were : Wendell T. James, Charles Snlith and Mrs. Low· of Faith" SkaiO~A·Way. The scouts will tine! and . ~peratmg :;: r- ' 2004 l;hatbam Ave., Lawrence eU Beaver, Mrs. Keith Goble, The group made plans for a prt•sen1 thetr Scout-0-Rama ants. AdmlSS_I00 to : pe 1 Russ~11, 705 Third Ave., Mrs. Mrs. Fred GJbbs, JunioJ'IJi Mrs. dinner to be held M.:ty 10 at the program at the April 20 meet- 1 f~;m~nces wdl Now" is , Gary Garland Lear. Galllpolb, Harold Thomas, Mrs. Clareo.ce Marlin Rest.aurant w•th a bus•· 1ng of lh~ Salisbury PTA. 1 Thmgs That for t hi 5 CarlL. wears, Sr., Patriot Star McNeal, Mrs. Fr8J!klin Trlp.. nt'SS meetmg to follow m Ihe Relreshments were served the general theme F t val IRt Mrs. August E. Rutt, Rio lett and Mrs. Earl PoweU, Com1 1 ·• · · ner s. Gas company off1ce At t he "~nay ffil:'l:' t'lng• Carl Of· year's Blue Fame rt thest the• Grande Phil Jackson Duncan, mJSSlO Mtss Charlotte Davidson was futt w•ll present a rnagtc act. beanng out t~! ~~~com aletely Rt. 1 Cheshire. Mrs. Lo~en About SO girls have registel'we\comed as a nt'W member s~ow IS all n he Festivaf res- Thompson, Jr., Crown City, ed.. They wiLl be placed accord'l'he class is sttll selling greet~ ISStOnary ~::::~:~~ ~~~m~st years, ,J'h,ch Mrs. Neal A. Baker, 2005 MI. lng to age In reg"';!ll loA::~ mg cards and persons wJShmg I have been seen throughout Ohio. Vernon Ave., Pt. Pleas':"'\• school fade n~xtbe held after to purchase them may cont.:~cl ,, . Him I "Tell You What We're Gonna Lyle G. Poteet, 810 Vland .• er mee mg Wl Mrs. Kelly . A l:take sale IS plan~ I The ~ymn. Cro~n a . Do" is the title for the first Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Charles ~· Easter. ned for thiS Saturday, .A.pnl I• W!lh Many ( ro~n~os~~d p:~- da 's resentation, while ''The Knapp, Cllfton, W. Va., Wil· wtlh the locatiOn lobe annour•~ : Pr by Mrs J ),;th. ,·. pg I w:nde; Of It All" Is the theme liam Joe Roush, Mason, w. Va., Tag Day Planned dent opened e met> m 0 1 E Tu k Rt 3 Leon _~ ced ' ~ . . Socie- for the second day Hostess A· IAncil c er, . ' Fo Cancer Funa Miss Perrm served a di'ss:rt I he w~~e~.Jsrs~~:iot~:ry church ice Ashworth and Blue Flame W. Va, Mrs. Amer~es A. Old- Pla~s were made for spancourse to MISS Rosetta Li sle. , l y of I t th' ~urch Festival Manager Bob Etchhorn, aker, Grimms Landmg, W. Va., soring a tag day for Ute Mrs. Edward Crooks MJSS Char- I recent y a l t' c ere. read a popular and entertaming on- Mrs. Charles W. Ebhn, Rt. 3 fund drive when the lotte Davidson. Mrs yale W~l- Com;~:~~: ~~~~oo~ and from stage team, will conduct both Pomeroy, Mrs Bla•ne Carter, tlonal Order of Job's burn. Mrs. Thomas Kelly. ~~ ~ f~omC' b l! Chnstlan Center .I shows assisted by Betty N~w- Jr., Rutland , Charles E. Law~ met Monday evening Fred Lewis Mrs R.If' a~ 1 1 ~ .amp e cirtv for boxes ton of the Gas Company offJCe son, Rt. 2 Ractne, Charles. M. Masonic Temple. Choose From Vaughan and Mts)J Larol) 11 thankmg the'fhSo 11,. ,n here and additional cast mem- 1Butcher Rt. 1 Harrisonville, Stephanie Pullen honored . I sent them. e omen s c -~ . ' k Russ~ II t b held at Granville bers. George C. Rehs. Rt. 2 Jac son, queen presided and plans were The Latest Styles & Color.s erence 0 e d 1 J Adopting "showtime" condi- Mrs Flossie M. Wills, Wellston, dlscus'sed and a practice held 16 19 , was annoum·e or une · 1 t · M · SFRVICE ANNOUNCED 1R ts on the RIO Grande As-l'tions, the FestJva cas " use~ Mrs. Raymond F. Weyand, c- for the joint inspection with Ther~ Will be a Good Friday so:~~~n meetmg were given by "Blu\ F!a~e l:.r~~~:~etti~s Arthur, John M. ~av~son, R~. Ga1lipolis Bethel on May 10. sen'ICI:' at tht> Syracuse F. U 1 · b rs who altended. T h e ! Ne~ or or 5 1 Solilh Pomt, MISS ary · The schedule for the gran.d s~ B Church at 7.30 p m. Friday, I ~=: ~ve oflertng was dedJcat -lt? mtroduce new . homerna~~! Hughes, Rt. 1 Franklin Furn~ Isian to be . held in Cmcm~atl, : Apnl 16. Thls will be a cooper- , ed byg Mrs. Lorain Sterrett. An tips, new and exotlc foods, -- a~e, and Mrs. Robert Q Sayre. June 17 and 19 was re~tved. alive effort of the part of tlle invitation was received to atRipley, W. ~a. At th~ close of the meetmg ~ Nnzarent>, Methodist, Presbyter~ tend a meeting at Jackson honBirths . surprlse shower was.given Shel· , ian. and KU .B. Chu~che.~ of oring the Samuels. missionarMrs. Denver C. Llvely, Rt. 1 Ia Cowan, after whlch refreshlhe Syracuse Commumty. The .. t llaty ("Df>J~I) Vinton. daughter, 7:59 p.m. ments were served Ly Mrs. publ!e 1s invited. I Je~r:~';. T. Shelton pn·sented Tuesday. Mrs. John WilHam H_ele~e Mul~en, promotor of has~ : I!he program u>mg as her topic, EASTER CAMEOS Brown, Rt. I Rutland, daugh- pltahly assiSted by Mrs. Geor . PLAN SERVICE , "Love as Gnd loves.. Others By Ralph T. Nordlund ter, 1:43 p.m. Tuesday. Mrs. g1a Watson. In All the Latest Colors The Syracuse E.U.B . Church akin ::~rt were Mrs .Joseph Gary Garland Lear, Gallipolis, ----will hold a sunrise prayer ser~ tc·· kg rv~rs Victor Young Mrs . i On rock-crowned C~lva~ daughter, 12 :50 p.m. Tuesday. SERVED REFRESHMENTS ~•ce ::~1 6 a.m. Easter Sunday, ~ - · · d M 'St .Three crosses stand m disarray Dlscharged Mrs. Allie Hawley, Mrs. . I William Watson an l rs. ~r· . M ·t 1he be I H tall . '· April 18. All are we come. • · 1 ute. Wl nesses . Y Patients recently discharged Pau aptons were m Ca1e:1rge Pastels and White ,:.:_;;.,;;.~_;.;:....., ret!. 1 Of sm's enormlty h R d ki Mrs Paul Haptonstall were in cahrge 1 3 The meeting closed with 8 · Appealing to the coming day. included Jo 0 e n, b . of serving refreshments of i prayer ol th>nk>givmg by Mrs. I Ernest Watts, ~_Irs.. Ro er Edd L ttl Bruce sandwiches and punch to the ; Cook. ~fter/,r:icl~h:ef~:~l:~~~~~ ; On Calvary's eastern slope I ~~i~·e:Irs. Ken~eethl ~~Haffie, senior band members and their Pomeray, Ohio ~~~r~r~:;pv.e Jlu~~esses fo.r ' the A garden ~~~~~here flowers Mrs. E~nest Cornwell, Forma~ guests at dthde. annuahleld Sbatnud TONIGHT · wJ·11 be t he West i Thither sad women · Cecll dance an. mner a r. May meellng grope, stevens, Ra1ph Groves .r ' HANK WILLIAMS' Mam-St grou!J. I Their hearts bereft or hope Legg, John Marsh_an, Emmett day evemng. "YOUR CHEATIN' HEART" • · ·\Till dawn reveals a riven tomb! Hughes, Mrs. LeWIS Taylor, Contrary to-::ru::;l:: es:-:o 'f heraldGeorge Hamilton, a~ Hank MIDDLEPORT, 0. Serrlf'I'S 11re Heltl \ :Miss Isabel Boggs, Larry Ross, ry, the eagle o~ the presidential Williams·Susan Oliver H.ed 1 Buttons-Arthur O'Connell for fuge 11 e If' 11lhurn 1 'Round sacred calvary Mrs. Grover Neville, Mrs. Paul seal of the Umted States faces \ Chris Crosby·Rex ln~ram Funeral services for Eugene our thoughts on Easter linger Fontaine, Mrs, Harold Gregory is own left Presldent Truman, Hank WHLiams lives again. sines again a true life storv Walburn who died at W1ight yet: 1 and infant son. Mrs. Robert F. in 1945, decreed that the eagle, ~~~i::'i~~~~~~~~~~~ which touche!oi the heart, a1· ·. Patterso~ Air Force Base Has- The cross that set us free, , Dugan. Mrs. Bob J. Thomas (ace its own right. .:•<~-t~:"~' ~~i:i,!'i ternnttng between joy and pita\ in D::~yton, were held Wed- The open torn,b, we seeand Mrs. Burdell Hayes. 1 'i!< -tragedy~ nesday at the Rawlings~Coals And yonder, dawn • flushed . 1 . · Colorcertoons Funeral Home with the Rev . Olivet! SON IS BORN [ Admission 75c &. 40c McMillen of Washington . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Paul~ THURSDAY, AprH 15 Court House, and the Rev· \ sen of Shade are announcing NOT OPEN Donald H1cks, officiating. Pall- ~ COME FROM BELP~E 1 the birth of a son, Cris Lamont FRIDAY and SATURDAY i bearers were ('o-workers with Mr. and Mrs. George Je ss on Saturday, April 3, Bt Shel- ' "LA~·~~ t;'~AGE" Walburn at Lockbourne Air and children, Karla, _Kandyf tering Arms Hospital, Athens. Olivia deHaviUand, Ann So· , F'orce Base in Columbus. I Ketth, Kelly and Kerrl . o Grandparents are Mrs. Clara thern flafaPI Campo~. WAR · Out-of-town relatives and Belpre were Satur~ay ntghl Paulsen of Hemlock Grove, N!Nd: UO NOT SEE IT friends here for the services and Sunday guests of Mr. and · Mrs. Hall Frost, Ashlantl ~~~~'JE·!· tfeaf~~~~l~i;s, B"ru~~j: [w"·aerllbe,,.hni,s molhPr, ~1rs. M;lhel \Mrs. Carl E. Lee and Larry of I Harley Seyler of Kent. The I,. ized~ What happPns i~ not Columbus; Mrs. Car~ Long Bottom. They were ~atur~ . Paulsens also have two other ,, for the WEAL. it is, perham;. rie Augustine, Athens: Mr. and day afternoon guests .of hts mo-[ sons, Charles and Eric. not f'ven ror the stron g! Mrs. HPrbert Riggs, Cooksville; i ther, Mrs. Eva TheiSS of Ra- -,...;.........=====;;;;;;i;: 1 "GOLD FOR THE CAESARS'' Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cox, Steu~ ; cine, R. D. ,. (Tt>ehnieolorl 1,, ·. Jefrrey Hunter, Ron Randell, benville; Mrs. Viola Finstead, l - -- - · and pi- note those - ' little hMlsl Mylene Dt>mongeot. Mrs. Jean Edalin.sky, ~Irs. MEAT CARE SUNDAY, MONDAY , TUES. ' Floyd Gibson, the Rev. Clifford WASIIINGTON !UP!] - Va~ BREEZY, with a brisk lldmltt lteef, TIPPY, endosecl on a town hell. ancl OANaR, atroppod to a itt April 18-19-20 Coleman. Columbus; Mr. and riety meals, such as liver, kid· Your Dopendoble JERRY LF.WIS Mrs. Harold Hinkle, McConnels- neys and sweetbreads, need hML Truly ref.-.hing ••• as seen in lngenu.. Dooler For "DISOROERL Y ORDERLY" ville: Mrs. Francis Yeauger refrigerator storage just as oth· (Tef'hnirolor) h h sh Is De rt t Jerrv Lewis. susan Oliver. and Lawrence Yeauger, C es ~ er fre mea . pa men Glenda Farrf:>\1. ire and Charles Walburn of of Agriculture officials say. To I AND Colorcartoo:":'=::::=...::w~·ic:::h:::it:a...:_fa::l;:;ls:O,-.T::e:::••:::s:.:..- - - . assure quality, store the meat ' loosely covered , In the coldest I part of the refrigerstor and use the meat within a few dayo af- I PhOIIO WY -2-2550 ter buying. 1 f, DRESSES BY JONATHAN LOGAN, KAY WINDSOR, BRITISH LADY, JEAN CASTLE & SHAPELY. 1 If eCatalina Sportswear eShapely Blouses 1 eGLOVES 1l BAHR CLOTHIERS I THE SHOE BOX . OffJeers for 6 5 ·66 FOR says wear ice c~o/ colors/ ANTH0 Ny Plumbing •Heating PLUMBING I 1 ~ QUALITY JEWELRY GIFTS TO GIVE or TO GETI WIN A HAM FOR THE FAMIL Yl Fill in coupon and depos.lt In our box In store HEAliNG ~Yhip'tfShore· calico craze: newest print idea for the cool pop·tops sary. Winners will be notified. Ro~ PANELING SALE 6.99 WIDTHS AAA 6.99 AA B 4X8' SHEEJ '. K& C JEWELERS the HAM DRAWING will be held . No purchase neces- ~415 Sporting. Colorful. Sun-loving. Great going over lean pants or shorts. It's easy-care ell cotton. lively colors on ecru. 28 to 38. J.j"' Ship 'n Shore Blouses, 2.98 to 4.95 i L 4l Z SHOP o.... shop (2 Storoo Sldo by Sldo) Annex Pomeroy; Ohio 11a.120 1. Mllln FAMILY! ¥ ou•11 Want On@ ol Tla@s@ Exciting FROM OUR LARGE SELECTION LAMINATED CREPES, JERSEYS, NUBBlES, FINE BLENDED WOOL AND NYLON FABRICS You'll have a grand time making your Easter choice from among this many spiendot;ed selection of fine coats newly arrived to fill our fasiJ. ion department. When you lruy your coat at Stiffler's you know the styles are right and important too you know they are priced to be kind to your budget -Come in today and make your selection- you'll find just the coat you like and•save money too. PLAIDS-WHITES-PASTELS-NAVY-BLACK ~-: '] OY. 'OHI .95 .95 TO YOU'LL LOVE OUR NEW EASTER HATS THEY ARE HEAD LINES FOR SPRING It's never Easter until you ha·ve bought a new haP We have all the shapea to compliment every head - who can resisl" Especially at these budget prices. EXCITING NEW EASTER STYLES $1.99 to $J.9 5 Hil VEil FilSPIONABLE ~~~ISTEH JOIN THE EASTER PARADE ••• IN ONE OF THESE NEW Over Stocked ! Spring Dresses WITH THE TRUE FEMININE LOOK ~ter Spring - The season of all that is new and renewing. Now, 81 tts marvel! unfold before your eyes, sprin& comes to fashion bringing ne~ •o.ftness . new femimmty, the el~~~:ant graeeful Jarly like' look and )'~u ll fmd th11 true when YDU feast your eyes on the new dresses tbat ItU o~l' racks to fJVerflowin&. Selel't now- for spring and Easter durin• B1g Easter Sale, REASONABLE OFFER . PETITES, JUNIORS, MISSES, HALF SIZES IN ALL THE POPULAR SPRING FABRICS s REFUSED TO COMPLETE YOUR ENSEMBLE To carry "''W, and in the Easter Parade - sprln!. t handsome handbags, styled to compliiuenl your new Easter outfit. Choose from many shapes and sizes. $1.99-$2.99 CHILDREN'S F':IN::E;:B::-L:A::CK:::-------------N-EW_S_P_R-IN_G_S_TY_L_ES-- PatentS for Easter Good lootina, fOOd cHILDREN's tittlnr need not · be expensive - footwear· eapeciall,- ·wben you &hop Stiffler's, See these cute ltnp IIJiea iD blad: patent .. Jite for fl(ril. THE TIME TO BUY IS NOWI MRY CAR IS FOR SALE ••• YOU TElL US WHAT' fOU WIL PAY AT.:, __ AND Plenty of 2 x 4'" fnmlllil lliptllier1 ~~~~~ · ~~ et LQ'fliS• . IC, _.._ .· lfOGG & .95 Handbags USED CAR Bank Financing s .98 NO MATTER WHAT YOUR FASHION CHOICE-WE HAVE THE ON ANY Low Down Payments ... STRAP STYLES $2.99 PAIR DRESSES FOR A I:IAPPY EASTER •. SIZES 3 TO 6x 1 Little girls like fashions too-J'iii: like mommy, our little miss warl'f!t to be in on the fashion parade. ~ tier pick her favorites now! ·: ' $1.99 . AND $2.99 ' DIUtJIJfl' $ SPECIALLY PRICED NOW LOOK! •• BIG, BIG PHONE ... ............••••••••••• Deposit eoupons up to 1:00 PM Friday at which time THE ON OUR LOT! NAME . .. . ........ •.• ...•••••••• ADDRESS ....... . ........... .... . ." lllfs. preSided'.at lh'e buslttes• PT. PLE;ASANT - The Ma- i ing. Glenn Smith spoke to s~n County Educati<In Assocla-; group about his F.F.A. boys !ton has elected officers lor helping with the Community the coming year, Mrs. Clara Project of the Club: the Belle Dunn, president; Richard 'entrance to tbe Mason-PornoWilkes, vice president; Mrs. roy Bridge. The club voted to Marie . J. CUtlip, secretary, sponsor ·a 'F.F.A. boy to State and Mtchael Whalen, treasurer. Conservation Camp. Miss zelila Knapp will repre- Committees for the Mother • sent Mason County in the Miss Daughter Blinquet to be held on WVEA COD~. The West Vir- May 3rd at HarUord Methodist gm1a EducatiOn Assoc1at1oo is Church were named: Program celebratlq it& lootb annlversa. -Mi-a. Rober! Layne, Mrs. E. ry this year, and a teacher A. Schaekel, Mrs. Louis Karschfrom one of the 55 counties will nik, and Mrs. Henry H. Buck; be named Miss WVEA who will DecoratiOns - Mrs. Ralph represent the profession at all Sayre, Mrs. B. J. Howard, Mrs. official functi<Ins dUring the C. M. Adams, Jr. and M r a. observance of the association's James N. Roush. iootb birthday. Mrs. Evelyn The State Meeting to be held Gammon was elected a dele-- on May 3rd through 5th at Changate to tbe WVEA Delegate As- cellor Hotel in Parkersburg was sembly. announced. Mrs. Larry Lieving · was accepted as a new memCHARGE DISMISSED POINT PLEASANT - T h e 'ed to withdraw cbalges. T h e JusState has ~mlBsed the rape misdemeanor appeal • Bush .,r. lice of Peace Court against Mra. •harge against ter being Informed the pros- Leo R. Roush haa also ecuung witness abe wlsb- ilismissed. •.. and AFTER ! FOR ALL S6.99 l MEIGS THEATRE Savings PEDWIN TEAM MATE eHANDBAGS __==---- IN POMEROY I e All Weather Coats THf POET'S Either Circle me! till Tuftday eoenJuc with Mn. John F. Rousb and ;lb. 'l'bomaa Grinllead u bOiteoae,. Tbe pnllfam wll! preseat.ed by Mra. WUUam PoweD. Ollleta ~ 1n1 were Mn. John Jl'ry, Mn. WUllam RuueD, Mra. WIDIJm Powell, Jr., Mra. Jaclt Henc\11, Mrs. Otto Grimm. The Rebecco Circle met on Wednesday after.--. w1tb Mra. B. R. Vance 11 boeteaa. 1!Je PnllfBID was presented by Mra. Hllda Ridgway. Othen atteod1n1 were Mrl. Roland Karr, Mrs. Jack Welch, Mrs. Ralph Wbltmore, Mra. Edna Burr!J, Mrs. C. M. Adama, Jr., Mrs. David Roush. ----PleuoDI Valier 81 pllll ADMI11ED· Mrs. Epamtnondu Rolllna, Mrs. ry McComas, Aahton. DISCHARGED: Mra. Holbrook and daughter, Pleaaant· Mrs. John Cox son Gallipolis· Mra. Jolm GilUapie and da~ghter Southside; Walter Rollins, GaWpoUa; Ashbell, Glover, Henderson; Mrs. Maggie Sharp, GlenwDIId; Rich&111 Meadows, ·Apple Grove; Bayard Hughes, Huntington. BIRTH: A daughter to Mr. : and Mrs. Epaminondas Rollins, Letart. i..etart; be.:; M;:- n. 1!Je Rhododendron Home M.\SON - Nine members of Demonstration Club met on lt.e Waham. Chapter ol Future 'l:bunday aYifie Club Houae Farmers of America particlpat- with Mrs.,4ohn T. Reltmire and ed in the •nnual FFA Schol~sllc Mrs. ll,ol'ry Grimm as hosleS&contests at Cedar. Lakes FFA- es. The mee!lq was opened FHA ca'llP at Ripley on Ap- with !be club pledge. Devotions rli 8. were in charge of Mrs. G. B. The cbapler was represented Hazelett, ber subject was lr. the parllamentlli'Y procedure "Good Morning, and What It . contest, In tbe creed contest, Spring?" ' LIONS CLUB and In the talent contest. , A shoft business meeting was I The Semi-Monthly Meeting of Members from Whdma oom- : held. Those attendjng were Mrs. ' lhe New Haven Lions Club met peting were Parliamentary Pro-J Clarence Tbomas Mro. Albert at tbe American Legion HaD cedure. Dale Rollins, Paul Hoff- I Roulh, Mrs. Job ,Scarberry, with the Auxiliary memben man. Kenny rry, Jim Mrs. Charles Yoriker, Mrs. Char- servlq the_ dinner. . WISe, p11.1e Maehlr, Brian lea Machlr, Mrs. Leonard Eel CUnningham presided at Kearn•. and Mickey Brown, , Smithson, Mrs. Charles Jewell, the business meeting. The anO'eed, Joey Smithson, and Tal- . Mrs. G. B. Hazelett and the nual Boy Scout Sustaining Mem ent, Jim 'Vise. llosress, Mrs. Reitmi••· bership Drive was initiated at Gary ~hamplln of Ripley. won TOWN COUNCIL tbe meeting. This drive is to prothe Public Speaking contest Mr. George Thayer was ap- vide operating and adlninistra· with Dale Wheeler ol Pt. Plea" I pointed by the Town Council to : live funds for a trl-county area, ant and Barry Alford ot H.an- the position 01 Mayor of the ~eigs, Gallla. and Mason ~nnan placmg second and thud, 1 Town at the !'l!gulal' bi-mon!b- llies. Paul Rickard was appomtrespectively. ~ 'lly meeting of the ~uncll. Mr. ed chairman of the drive. Tom ~mith of Spencer placed Thayer will fll1 .tlle un.,.plred The clpb discussed how or first in the Creed contest while term of Donald Bailey who re- what could be done to help get Jtrry Scyoc of Sandyville and signed. Mr. Bailey 'and his the swimming pool In operation Billy Barker tied lor second family will move tlds week to this summer. The club went on . place. Americus, Georg:a, where Mr. record as being willing, ready ACTION FILED In the Talent Contest llovens~ Bailey has aet...,pted , and able to help in any way pos- PT. PLEASANT - A civil • wood High school placed first 1 ment with The Redman Corpor- sible lo get the pool into oper- action has been filed in the or- 1 and Pt. Pleasan• won second ation. ation. They also discussed that lice of the Circutl Clerk styled , place. Third place was won by The council ha• received sev· they felt that all the citl2erts_ of Ray C. Call, Inc .. a Corp. vs. I Parkersburg. erat complaints a~out dogs run- tbe town would back the gettmg The Eastern States Petroleum · Accompanying t h e Waha·, nlng loose. fh·"' wish to re- the pool operating again. All Inc.. Dallas, Texas. According n.a group to Ripley were Frank mind th• cit.izcns ol the town that is needed is ~anlzation to the complaint the defendant Robinson, a Greenhand In the ordinance to the effect· that and leadership. owes plaintiff the sum of ~13.10 chapter, and Glenn Smith, chap- ' dogs must be tie.! or oil a leash LUTHERAN CIRCLES MEET for goods and labor sold and 1 ter advisor. betwPen April 1 to October 1. The Esther and Rebkca Clr- delivered by the plaintiff to deThis will be enforced and they cles of the Lutheran Church fendant between January I, 1965 1asked tbe e<><Ip••alion from the Women met for their April and March I, 1965. The plalnService is Held citiZI'ns. meetings at the St. Paul's Par- tiff demands judgment against NEHACLIMA GARDEN CLUB ish Houae. The program was defendant In that sum plus For S, F. Duncan The Nehaclima Garden Club on the care and our responsibil- interest. PT. PLEASANT - Funeral met on Mondav evening at the service for Sherman Francis Educational Building of the Duncan, 95, former Gallipolis E.U.B. Church with Mrs. Har· Ferry resident, will be held on ry Miller, Mrs. James Gilbi;rt Thursday at 2:30 p. m. at the and Miss Ethel Riddle as host· ' For Boys J9rdan Baptist Church with the esses. C-D·E Widtha Rev. William Hatfield and the The progr&m on Soil Conser8'12-4 Rev. Brady Duncan officiating. vation wa~ D(e&e{Jted by Miss Burial will be in the Beale Cha- Ethel Riddle hnd se,~eral of h<r pel cemeter). 5th grade pupils: Cin<ii Roush, Mr. Dum:a1. died Sunday in a Michael Howard, S~aron P..1ck· Miami, Fla., hospital. He was ard, Bonnie Jones, Randy Clr.rk, born February 11, 1870, a son Bruce Adam,, Polly Smith and of the late Moses and Martha Kandi Sayre. Glenn Smith and Persinger Duncan. Surviving several of his Sophomore Yoare three sons, Bryan, Detroit, Ag students presenred a que-sMicbigan: Lewis and Leland tion and answer discussion on Duncan, both of Miami, Fla., Soil Conservation· Dale Rollins, and one daughter, Mrs. Rilla Dale Machir, P;~ul Hoffman, Lambert of Largo, Fla. The Kenny Fry, and Brian Kearns. MIDDLEPORT, D. body is at the Chapman • Wil- They coocluded their p•rt of coxen Mortuary when friends the prosram with a film on the may caU. topic. The roll call was aiiSwered Educators Name with "Signs of Spring, in my HospitaJ -,ewS I M •. • Society Meets two year period were elected: President - Mrs. JIUJie! N. Roush, Vice President - Mrs. Cbester Weaver; Recording sec. retary - Mrs. Martin Berilford; Trea.surer - MrJ. Wi~ liam Crow ; Corresponcllnc sec. relary - Mn. Ralph Sayre. Those attending were Mrs. James N. Roush, Mrs. Ray Pick· ena, Jr .•Mra. Robert Layne, Mrs. B. J. Howard, Mrs. '!bornas Hoffman, Mrs. David Flelda, Jr., Mrs. Earl Clark, Mrs. Pete Burris, Mro. Henry Buck, Mrs. Phil Batey, Mro. Carroll AdOIJUI, . Jr., !be hostesses and guests. �- ' It) II\OCK (f) DlebOII f1l 1111 1M AJC • • Ill- 1 I I I Ne01e C1aJ te. to I 'I\JtiiiOI'WIN Pmy Gil P'ord·poWered WI, ..,a ..,_. MIJIIr LMIH 1teRJ1o BrYan. Winne~ - Acutm (l.f), Terry !1-Gl and AleUt. !lew1~? Sel!tlntl, Pllmii'Oy-Mld ltpo~. 0, Apr. 14, 1 II were Mrs. w:thoa Clark ot '. Fridoy nl&hl. '4rs. Jack f.:ar· veteran AI Miller, Roseville.~. By Uollo4 Pnio r.-tltllll Loser _ Segul (11-1). man, D. t.H m, Wtf ,,1, Albena and Mrs. Margaret Dolle· sey w... d•'IIOMII1101'· Cake, ice Mich., ~ \lrlVI one of them.· Piche 'tl lind 11Ia; and Mn. Zot1 Dean ol Hllr- IOI'WII, IIOifee and tool aid WOH No driver Wll ""meet lor the Detroit UO 000 101-11 11 021 000 Z20- 7 12-0 Newman (11-1). 8D UB rlaonvlllt. \oemd to Mrs. PbfUIJ V~yard, IOCODd Clll'. K&ft City ~ 000 001- 4 11 R...u Yl!lt fl d • nville HarrlSO lndi R J-. WOMENS- MISSES weekend with her oon, Mr. ond Golda Mra. Ruby Halll· from AI Deon, Lo~ Beach, van. Squl, Ia!, Mn. John Gibson ond lamny lday , Mra. IAiha Co,lterlll, Mro. Calli. One of Dean • cars will. - - - - - - - - - of Athens. Lola Clark: Mrs. Betty GilkiJ. be drlvtn by rookie Marlon Mr. and Mrs. HarT)' Sovel or By ..... Felb: Altlrt • Mr. and Mrs. David Wioeman Mrs. Helen SIAlut, Mrs. Grace drettl, Naf.8retb, Pa. Joppa Ylsited Mr. and Mrs. Mf!. Raymond Smith and their two children Saturday Clark and Mrs. Felix Alkltt. Thursday 11 tile lilt day lor . f"•t At I - - - - Dallas Schull!. children, Janet, Bill and SU.an nlpt. Five children also were pr""""l. entries in the annual Memorial ' Mr. and Mro. Harley Llnth~ of Athens spent WedneadaY Rev. Ttets sent lour youlha . Day Classic. cum and granddlaulhter, Sher· evtninc with Mrs. Hope Harp- from Cheshlro who _spent WedI rtf . of Joppa visited Mr. and er. and family of Harrisonville. ~y evenlnc w1th Rev.WI~ FIELD CLIMBS TO u :,.........,.........,.,..........,_ Mrs. Orville Barrlnpr and lam- Mr. and Mrs. Chari.. Ander-:Uam Barnhart of Harnsonville.: FREE IAIY CHICK oly . soo and family of Charlotte,' TheY '"111 sonl• and vl.tlted lor JNDIANAPOUS, lnd. 'UP!) Prl. • lot. April 16 " 17th ' Mr and Mra Herman Chtv- :Mich. visited recently with a while. - The field lor the lndllanapolll ll ali.,' of Reeda~llle visited Mr. blo ~other, Mro. Clyde AlJdel"- Lana Gibson vlllted Mr. and 500-mile auiAl race jumped f2 With I ChlloM or ••• and Mrs. Ernie Barrlnltr and ! son. Dorothy and Paul AJider- :Mro. Charlea Jonea Thursday Tuesday with fl~e new Cortlflocl Gao Stotlon WY ~2155 familv n and Mr. •nd Mrs. Bill Slatevenlnl. An lndianapoht auto dealer W, Malo 51, , _ , . , I. Melli St. 6111 10 1 Mrs.' CoMie Reed and aoner of Liberty, W. Yo. .. and Mr. and Mrs. !von Cheva- l Mrs. CIUton Morris and child· uer and dauahters, Florenc~ and lren of Col~mbus v1s1ted last 1 Lana, and 1randchlldren, Mike wetkend w1th Mr. and Mrs. and Deb, visited Mr. and Mn. Johnny MorriS, local. Ernie BaiTlnpr and family. Mro . Clyde Anderson and her Mr. and Mra. Clifford Rock· son, Charleo Anderson, VISited bold and dauehters, Bonnie and ,Ciyde Anderson, Jr .• who . w~s Connie. and Mrs. Marteene recently operate.d on. H~ 1s m Rockhold of Reedsville visited 1Thom81 Memonal Hospital In Mr. and Mrt. Floyd Schultz and South Charleston, W. Va. J.-y. Mr. and Mrs .. Melvin Morrll Mrs. Wanda Klmet and oon of Columbus v~lted Sunday af· and Dalt Rockhold visited Mr. iternoon w1th h1s parent•, Mr. and Mr!. Walter Rocthold and and Mrs. Johnny Morrl• local. familv at Reedsville. I Mro. Russell Henderson and Mr~. Bernice Barber and , Mrs. Garnet Swisher .and child· family of Toronto moved back re.n of Columbus visited last w Eden 1Saturday with her son and bro1ltr United Brethren Church thor, Mr. and Mrs. Lester HI!D- . News Notes Social Notes ROlL-UP and SHORT SLEEVE SHIRT$ CLEARANCE I · A variety of collar! - notch colla!. apread cellar, Bermuda collar and button down collll' 11-: l'rom 3:1. to 44 sm l'opular IMw Prln_h _ _ _ _ _ _ Only and Solid Colora $1.00 MIDDLEPORT, 0. April 14 through SUnday, April Mr. Samuel Lewis's ,..... .. lllllt - ....... .., . . . . . . . . . _ QUAliTY '- II • ll. fte Pomeroy Motor Co. 1962 Ford 4-Dr. Sta. Wag._ Special $899 V8 enctne. Automatic tnno. P.S. Belle IIDilh willa red vieyl ID!erior, 1ood tirel, need& 1111110 body work, _. .=.:....--...:.' :: .. =W I RNI &t• - -.......... . ........... ...... ... . " TRUCKS-TRUCKS c:::r•-I ... -.. ~.,.-~~:'T' 'NMU OBli'Odml a. 11:30 M ID ward .... ~t":a BOUU o\.. M II' 8A:I t . .tl.lrdu -8.dfl A M 'e . Ill DIID:r 11100 IIH• ,.,... 110 CA,,. I"V "L.A.t:l A. UIUL1 f'BOIM,#r.ING WANT AI) PHONE WY 2-2156 Card of Th11nka FOR SALE: at Dorcu, em .,..n room home, 4 rooms, 2 wilb will • tAl carpetiDC. ...... planeled iDg room with fireplace, baoernent and laundry Gaa heat and air In&. Storm doon end .. owa. H'• acre Jot. Call a 3 p. m. WI t-21.01 4 14 FORSALE-~4- 1958 Chevrolet 2 Ton Dump V8 ...,U.e, 1100 a. Dllala. $999 196p Ford l!i·Ton Pickup $999 Solld ab wllb lood aeall. Geod Uru. I 0111. o!llhut, loeotor. llouoe wltb belb and pr on one acre lot, oa Man's Curve. Pbone WY 4 14 3003. FOR SALE- 1Dve81ment · erty In Pomeroy,. ()bla, Br' • large l'OOIDJ Po.,.,~rt)v Mntor Co • OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO For Rent ... -··· - - fo!·s.le ® For Sele and bath, ment and 111 fumace. W convert tAl double rental. ly $4200.00. Reasonable do , payment. Monthly pii)'Dients on balance. Phone WY Ultl$. . 4 14 Ste_ ... eltlu (ir~lt~ am Hasi.Oll. Mrs. Cly e SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY SMOKED olster, Mrs. Suz1e Harris , of Middleand port an~ her daushter, Mra. ! daughter. Patty, visited Edith Joyce Circlt and daughlert, Swain. \tr. Carl Barringer vis- Carol and Shtryle, of ~shland, ted Dalo Rockhold. Ky ., visited Tuesday_ with Mr. Mr . and Mri. Clayton Kimes and Mrs. samuel Lew1s and fam. ond family visited Mr. and Mrs. ily. d Ad · · 'ted n erson VlBl I MILK SHAKES ! ALL FLAVORS I Mr. 11 oo MI'S. Lawrence Swain her sister, Mrs. Leste~ Cast~. i and family visited Mrs. F.ditb who is in Staten Hospital ill ;wain. --_;=====---Patty Barrtn 1er Stiver·sville News Notes ,Charleston, W. Va. j Mr. and Mrs. James Borgan and family of Columbus and Mr -I and. Mrs. Ray Birchfield had : Sunday dinner with their moth- 1 Jer, Mrs. Nellie Borsan, local R. R. Durst and son. Tom, FULL SHANK HALF I ! I 1 Mr . and Mrs. Johnny Morril land Mr. and Mrs. Bud Morris 1 were recent dinner guests at _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..,.._ 1Iil_b!other's at!h• Plains._ 1 ~~. CENTER SLICES WHOLE HAM 11641 :. _ l b . 89c 49c c Retail• effer.Uve thru S1t. April 17 In Middleport· Locust & Fourth St. lb. Q I'INLEY BRAND 1-111.49c Sliced Bacon SOUTHERN STAR OUR OFFICE WIU BE CLOSED ON APRIL 16 IN Pork Sausage -3'-~i~. S1·00 c OBSERVANCE 0 STAR KIST I'ROZEN Juna Pies - -' S 79c for CANNED HAM CANNED HAM ' ~~~ ..:' ----- '"· 49c HAMS BONELESS COOKED 8 lb. CAN - - - lb. NOTICE I FRESH FROZEN 161bs. and UP pkt. Can nee.. ,SUP~R·RIGHT ·~~t·· HEAT AND EAT I'ROZIN .. $3.19 Fried Haddock ••• lb. GOOD FRIDAY PRISH fROZEN 49c Roasting Chicken lb. 49c MARVIL IAVI tOe Add April 15 Ice Cream fRENCH VANILLA Wright Power Saws · ~Gal. Sales & S.rvi<e certon AlP BRAND SLICID AND IUGARID-PROZIN l Potatoes Sweet l Strawberri'e s JAN! PAIIII-WL.MLr• 1-lb. pkgo, At.P BRAND Cherry Pie REG. 49c SPECIAl- 39~ Flavorful, tart aweet Montmoreru:y Cherries baked ill tbil popular pie I . Eggs . . A&P BRAND-Corn. ~~-Baity Llmae, ~~- & Cerreta, Mixed MIXID U~CL.USIIliiD SIZES . ' ' l·lb. D 0 l • QUAIT .1M . SPECIAL- 36' Pineapple .2;. 69c Angel Food Cake - =- 39c ~ ~ Expires APril 17, IIMI!I llll Colo. l1aU All,.. 49c Jar • • 1:. . Lawn MDw.rt f .. Go Kom WILCOX SERVICI 5 P.M. 0.10 P.M. Dally 412 S. 3rd Avo. Mlddl-11 SALE: VenetlaD all kinds. Venetian bUnd repairs. Window and porch shades, all klndo. Cloth awnIngs. Dalo Wippel Supply, 115 Uoion Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. J II SOCIAL CALENDAR Homemade bread, OHIO PO ,_......,#1' 1 R COMPANY · oo~:,il and plel will be the n ..;;L.;.O.;.W;..P;.;R,;;.IC;;.;E;;;S;_I.....;;B;;,;IG:;,_;,;TR::.:A::D::E::SI_::LO:.;W::...,:P.:R::IC::E:.:SI_,::BI:!:G:..:T:,.::RA=::D!:ES:!.,I ~·------FORD CITY------. EASTER SPECIALS ON ALL 1965 FORDS--FAIRLANES FALCONS and FORD TRUCKS NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE- SAVE- SAVE-- SAVE UP TO $700 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ' VAt..~l!iCIA • OPEN TIL 8:00 LOW DOWN PAYMENT-BANK RATE FINANCING .·.' .<. ' I'U.H ..ch . 4~,:Red ~1$ I BARLINKA Black -,,., . . ,6ra .' ''I!s " )t . , ,' LAROI SLICII• . - .-_.-;t; -,. -. ··- ~. '4~f '.. ' . WE WILL TRADE . . .. TRY USI ,. '' i SPRING SALE! I 45 NEW CARS & 1RUCICS IN STOCK IWliT .JUICY IAISER FOIL · ll"x:U" a.tl 1().oz. $1.14 SALE: 33 acre "!"m ··ouse, 2 barns, outbuiJcllngs. Slate R~ miles from Polll81'0y. WY WO'It. 4 I I frame homo In Syracuse, bath, <! bedroolllll) large ity room, double carport, flll'lldct, fuUy Insulated, to ...u carpeting, birch nets. Sbadl and fruit srrubbery. Close to · and cl!urcl!. Very Grady Cral~, Syracuse, WY 2-2810. 4 I tic The WSCS of the Tuppen EUB charge will meet at 1 p.m. at the Mrs. Vict(N' Bahr. APRIL 1f Forest Run Methodist Church hold e bake 1ale April 16 Duke's Dry Cleaners. will go into the paint •,;, ALUMINUM •.._pl., .. ..,...... thil pd-talli!JI _,_..., ~ RIGUI.Ait '1.2f HIAVY DUTY More I~ Oreil your •lad for li:Mt« wllll A&P BRAND JANii PARKIR 01' . Florida O:r.an DOLE-ILICID $5.00 55• ..... 21L ·Instant Coffee Frozen Vegetables WlttothoP--of Middleport, 0. Pomeroy 14 to 161be. 1 Saturday afternoon to see Mr. i Allen of Gallipolis Tuesday. Ca rtoon of WSAZ-TV, Hunting-: Mrs. Allen, Howard and Duane hm . W. Va. Allen called at the Miller fun.J udy Cozart of Gallipolis and . era! home in Gallipolis WedMr . and Mrs. Jerry Daily · nesday evening. of N ew<~rk were week end visit- , Recent visitors of E. H. Carnrs of Mrs. Elva Daily. penter and family were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Glue.!len- Hayman, Leon Donahue, Tom eamp wert recent guests of i Durst, Delbert Ours, Howard his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. 1Allen, Gary Griffith, Rev. Ed· . G1uesencamp. Mrs. 1 1 ward Griffith, Mr . and Mr. and Mrs. Randall Talbott 1 Dell Talbott, Mr. and Mrs. S. or New Lexington, spent Sun~: W. Durst, K. D. Matheny, Paul d··: y with his parenls, Mr. and Simpson, Tresaie Stethem, Mrs. Mrs. Dell Talbott. : Sylvia Allen, Rudy Durst , CharSeveral from here attended les Griffith and Mr. and Mrs. , the hymn sinJ at the Freedom Tim Neutzling. · Gospel Ml811on SUndlay. I ~;_-,--:_.=.====:::::;.: Mr. and Mro. Bob Cozart and 1 family ol Racine visited her Mmmmmmother, Mrs. Mona Wolfe re-- 1 scrumptlous cently. idea! Eat out tonight. Mr. and Mra. Mike Evona and I Find RESTAURANTS Alicia, Mr. and Mrt. Mac Van l fast in the Meter and daulhter. Mr. and l YEUOW PAGES. Mro. Chlll'leo Fitch called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Me- . Where your fingers ler recently. 1 do the walkin&. Mr. Wesley Cozart <oiled on . Mr. and Mrs. Andy Ward and Shelly, Tuesday. Howard and Duane Allen recently vlllted Mr. and Mrs. ' Bob Fitch and Bobby. Mr. and Mrs. James MiddleJwart and family were recent IUIIII el her parenta, Mr. and Mro. Edward Bush of Spiller. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fitch and Stevie, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fitcl! and Bobby and Mrs. Anna Haines were recent guests ol llolr. and MrL Ralph Brewer and lOIII. loin. SyiYia Allen wu noli- 19c McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE Well Trimmed wert~ at Rav~mrwood Plaza on ried of the death of Mrs. Clinton I i ....,... @ OP • revival derson and family. lB at Eden. Mrs. Ruth Barringer ~I' . Will ..,. n : ted utll t!CIO "' , . DrilY ,., .......... .c.. . . . . . . . on ,..• l l een. ... ,.._ ... 1 a .,_=...,.. 2 SIGNS . ....... u .... If holding .. ,.~ .Mr=•~-~M~a:ryr_C~a:r~se~y_::w:a•~hos~·~en~t:ered~ a~pa=ir~o~l.:~~:l:::;::;:;:;=::==!~~~;;~ is I ... ................... O,dJtwltiiA,. ft. . . ...,..._... . . 111M RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN CLELAND'S T.V. ........ DQ ......... ..... - .. • -- -· - AD INIOIMA .,.......,...TION ' AND SLI!IVILESS T601 BREAKFAST I .,WANl .~EIIH;'IQPL~ EORD~ IN.(. ,_ -' ~:-~ �• MOVING TALE lfOUie . And thll cost tho tomFALL RIVER, Mass. (UPll- ani.. 11!,000. Policeman J o s e p b Santos --botJChl a bo.,.. for $1 with lh• 1 stipulation thai he would move COOPERATIVE STUDY il out of \be redovelopmenl l FAIRBANi\3. Alaska <UP!l-1 are.o. The move cost hlm only ' Sclentla\8 of the Unlvensily $200 additional. Alaska and Nagoya UnJiveJ'Slty But when the municipal put> of Japan will join ID a fludl' chief physician of Wa r m lie works department granted water pollUtion and alr CO!ISprings recalled Roosevelt as a Santos a permit to move the tamirw ~ion RRt summer. neighbor. But quite n•turally, house two miles to Grinnell • The research, under the U. the most interestmg re~ollec- str~t, utility companies were Japan Coo~rative tions came from Franklm D. obligated to extend telephone Program, Will be conducted Roosevelt Jr . at Hy~e Park, and electric lines along the Southeast Alaska. where he chatted ~lth newsman Charles Kuralt m the huge •'· Television Revue By RICI: DU BROW Unlted pm;.a InternatioDal HOLLYWOOD (UP!} U ·you were 12 years old or youngf"r when Franklin Roosevelt dlt'd in 1945, it was a vivid and QSSWORO memorable experience for more than the usual reasons : There had never ~n any other and magnificent library and hv- 0 AIl Y CR &OR088 L Step President in your lifetime. ing room . rhere were some exWhether your parents liked or cellent anecdotes , well told, ~ g~~fct u1sliked him merely emphasized particn\arl;.' one abou_t the Pres- lO. lncite ident whizzing the Kmg . 31 ~d Queen of England aro~nd m h s car at the home. .·t ve n~ve~ seen two people so . whJte . 11 is 1 point. J was 12 and as clearly as I remem~r yesterday' I re.. member several nightmarish 11. vamty 12. City: Fla. i!~ ~h~~ mercy 22. ClamClr a. "''Nf{alo 4:. 23. Coffee :.~:r., 6_A.rcbe8 6. sWcworra THE FRIENDLY,,. , FOLKS UP TO AN' MAKE .JUGHAID 6tT OUT OF THAT 0~ PINE 1REE !! HE'S FtXIN'TO 6REAK A 7-DAY GOLDfN CALifORNIA 'l. Baeteri- :.~::~:. MY 8. r>e&:m.de 11. Persian ell' f/. Bus!- ............ dirt minutes on the New York street F'DR Jr . reca lled . A qu1ck half 18.. Artificill!l 13. ~:ldng wick where 1 lived : Two of my hour , but pleasant. although lT.~• lfi.W-.keD 35,08.rd . . . . 28. Fuel friends' [athers got into a FOR Jr. sounded as though be lS.Indian t'Z.Baw'a 29. 8ymbot fierce fist fight with each other could have done an hour himm.ulben'Y pertner 30.Pa.unS7.Smed 32. Military because of their differing views selL 19. ~~~.!rt 20. ~':!':8= 38. Wrlnkta VlP!ii: <O.Hgt. of the dead President. When it --. , of foot 21. Large sl. 22, Sandridp wine auk 1 remember going to! Tbe Channel Swim: ABC-TV s was over, here 1 had ''F OR " series for '1ay 7 con24.Drone my room, w v· 1 Ch h"ll' · ·t 2u. Knlght been collectin,:: hundreds of cerns \ ms on urc J s VISI 26 . Presently 28_Certain nt:'ws a er maps covering the to Pre~Jdent Roosevelt at the wa r·~ p~ogress day by day, and ~'hlh' House m 1941 as the AInavat making a not at inn after the 1lies (ace defeat~ aro~nd the ;;r~::t lasl one " New ru mm ander-in- .'~·a rid and the deriSion ~ s made at. From rhief. April 12. 1945. H. S. Tru- ~ ('once nt~~te o_n _ Germa~r, 32.Cheat "I I 't<·hed CBS-TV's f1rst . Ihe ·C BS Heports SS.NewEn&:. man. vou Wn ' I ' ' ·I State: half • h~u r progrt~m :-.tonday Istudy of abo~U~n, v.~~c. :.~ wa~ ebbT. n ht markmg the tOth anmver- 1scheduled <:~gamst t\BL -1\ ~ o~M. TendeTB s~~\' of R11 oseve\t"s death. per- 1car show . a hu~e r.II!U~s-ge ttPr , ~. Spheres ~ap~ you too found yourself re- last week, wt!l bt> repeated :: ~=t cal\ mg what ,>OU did on that May 17. person dav. I ----41.><al&yall i·he CBS show, however , was 1 MI'IUS MAJORITY 42. daggM" TMa10I' not political or tragic, but con- ! The Electoral College of the seat s1sted of persona l . remi~is- '1 Unied States twice put mto of4:3. Ages 'I 4.4.. Trolle5' cenres about him at hIS famt Y fice a president who hod nut reDOWN home 10 l_ lyde Pa~k, N.Y .•• ~nd 1 c:eiwd a majoril :-' of the poru· 1 . F()rgtve at the '" Little Wh1te House tn ' Jar vote Rutherford B. Hayes 2. Among Warm Springs , Ga. In Georgia, 1and Benjamin Harrison. DAILY CBYJ."llQUOTE- Here's boW to work Ita the widow of a dorlnr wh.-. was AXYDLBAAXB 36.~-··t < 124,000 · WINNERS PAW! GO OUT '/ONDER DREAM TRIP WIN'• 8TAM 50 TOP VALUE ..al ~ ·....., WE GaTTA G!T HOMEr.'-AH GO!' WASHIN'AN' sca.uae.1N' 10 DO.'! FOR TWOI ' * REGISTER ,.,.. ·-- 1 EVERY WEEK I Armour Star •• , Rath Blackhawk or Hygrade'• Smoked Hams Shank Half RCAOY XD Dubuque Brand Canned Hams I Sea Pae Fish Steaks . •:; 49c To e.t lb. C BoneleiB Boston ......lei. e..ldoa l!llp. 4/17/e& lpotU.ht .... K,_ Wllllt k,..., Pen Hlva. er Bread -·--·------- 7 ~- $1 Fuii·Vu Fnmtd Coftee . ~";!! -~~ .... ~ $1.89 Fruit CocktaiL••• - 3 No.: $1 SwMt Treat Cruahed lb. f· FREE * All Flavors Country Club lb. " Vegetables:=::::' 6 -. $1 . Hudson Towels ____ 4 ..... ,.,,. $1 .I Kroger Mayonnaise •_. 49c 2 50 with thit: croupon ... the ,.....,._ ., '*"'· L-. Dol- ..... Kroger JelJies 5 ::- $1 Pineapple Juice~- 3 ";:; $1 Cream Cheese~~3 ~ $1 A1lpl food Cake .•--~ .... 39e •• 89c 3 FREE 50 Ice Cream can .Cake Mix .~~:~ pkg 6::$1 2 pkf12 -~oov c. • Exp. </17/e& YOU GET 450Top Value Stamps ...._ you f"Pd.t.m all Clt'llrlght 1'ho ~ C... - Sl 5 i\Strawberries 7:-: ~ ..... pkga. · Asparagus •_•• . _ 29c 1 -------· Ito" aush" or 1 Jlke~ . pllt. Sprlno Fl•w•N .... 27c ,_, 18c _ 35c -- -·· Sara Lee Choc. Brownies __ ~~· 79c . IOez. 100 FREE Gr.- A L1r1• White Eggs .. 2 cloo. 95• Ciuamoll Rolls-----·= 19c . . Jars . Fresh Eggs ............ ~"" Ia Joe IU1od. f'llb• -· Betty Crocker Biscuits ___ 5 ..., .......,. far- Strietmann c;;::~!: -~ _,_,_ .--"Easter Flowers"'--. MIX 1111 MATCH .' Green Onio~P . - . . • Green Pepper• .,;, ,..;_, :,..,. ..... .... '· ' e RadiBflll ·. • Beet• ~- ,--\ Mums ·. 15 • ' • ·~":". • • • ··• • 2 • c· Michigan P99t AHleu • • • 99c 49c ~ 33e 50 ~·79c ' •. ·' ..., . ~- .. ~ Nabisco Merry Makers----':;. 43e River B~ ~ice_ ------···~ 18e Folger'• Coffee ...................- ...~ $1.18 Lilly• ~ $1.11 ti41H~ U.l9 .. 49c _- _. ____ !. Sunshine Krispy Crackers •• "Salad Fixins" ~ Sara Lee Pound Cake _.•••. '.:' 79e 2 oes ill ' 0...- Exp. <11711\1 1so,. boxea Minute Maid -·-----·--· -·~-...._. Jubll.. 50 FREE ' To Jtc DoH Eq.. 4/11/115 w.rdroM Exp_ 4/17/M " ' - 'A:.p. Sondwlch 4/17/~- · ...... . 3 79c Crisco ...... ::'=" ..... TERRY ,......_of o.u Reaoly To CHit Door Mirror __ ••. $2.98 Cottage Cheese ... __ .'!. 49e (Fluifo • 3lb. can 79c) 1 w-w- with . . tliiUPIIl • K,_ Pineapple----·---- 3":: $1 ' SAVE 20t trit1l thiti coupon apurchaR of IBY tJ.SI Wendy Dell Rollod & Tll<l • lb. ' ""'· .... p~oga. SAVE 30( Rolled Roast Swift'• "•; :~«. Krettr Get•tl11 Ezp. 4117/e& Perch Fillet8 .•••••. _ .._ 39e ard Oysters::.;::&gc Baeon .~:e~~~~ 4. 1 FREE 50 lluo- Red Breaded Perch .••• _ I·' ,.,. 99c IIC.I - - - - Ready Ctd. ......,_Wt, HaddH• .......... aad"•o 1 llrHh Prozen FREE 50 e Bonelon99 Oven Ready Turkeys . •. 35c •ic,. 1 Exp. 4/17/ti TOP YAWl CURED HAM WJEH RADIO N-,, on" 2-lb. jar lmNM'f Pre &I: YM F.F. V. Country Ham . · lb. 79c YesterdaY'a CrJPtOq&Ote: TSB 'I'RU E ART OF MEMOU IS 'l'HE ART OF A'!'TENTION.-..c;;Al'rfUEL JOHNSOII W MP0 '"-"~~ ' ""',t='r' Semi-Boneless Ham .. "· 69c Xll'1' APRIL LOG 7:Oil Be Still & Know 6·00 Sign On 7:02-30 News 6:00-15 Musical Clock 7:1TI Musical Clock 6:15 Musical Clock 7:29 Time & Temperature 6:30 Musical Clock 1 7:30 Chat & Chew 6:45 Musical Clock 1 7:45 First Baptist Church' 7:00 Be Still and Know 8:00 Ohio Valley News 7:02-30 News 8:05-30 World News 7:07 ~!usical Clock 3: 10 Sport& Today 7:15 Musical Clock 8:14-30 WeaJter Picture 7:29 Time & Temperature 8:11>-30 Musical Clock 7·30 Musical Clock · 9:00 High School Hit Parade 7:45 Echoes of Joy 10:30 Song a. Story Time *You'v,, no idea what it costs to send a boy to college 8:00 Ohio Valley News 10 :45 The Golden Key thos<i days • , • just fur tuition, books and picket 8:05 World Newa t1 :00 Democratic Legislature alone!" 8:10 Sports Today 11: 15 Musical Interlude 1 8:14-30 Weather Picture 11 :30 Republican Legislature 8 15-30 Musical Clock 11 :45 Walter Moeller I 8:55 Community News 12:00 Local & Ohio News "9:1111 Talk of the Town 12 :20 Evans Bulletin Board M1;nda~· ftn Friday: 5:05 Jim Mees Show 9:55 Mason CoWlty News ~ 12 :25 News--Q..Grams 6:00 Stgn.(Jn. Newo 6:00 Sundown Serenade 10 .00 Public Service Show 12 :30 Garden Club 6:05 Sacred :aeart 7:00 Sign Off i tO: 15 Daily Light Saturday Matinee 6:20 Meigs CT, RFD Saturdays: It0:30 Latchstring Alternate Saturdays 1):2.5 Paul Bowers Farm 6:00 Sign On - News 11 :00 World New s 1:55 News Beat 6:30 Country Jamhoree 6:115 Country Music Time 11 :05 Morning Melndies (Mon· , 2:110 Saturday Matineo 6:57 Weather 6:25 Country Jamboree day thru Thursday) i 2:55 News Beat 7.00 National News 7 110 Protestant Hour Church Bells Ring 3:00 Saturday Matinee 7:3u Sports 7:30 Sports Fridays 3:55 News Beat 7: Bill Miller Show 7:35 Larry anderson Show 11 :40 Education News 100 Discing With Doss 35 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show 10 :45 It's Music - Arntv · ll :45 World News I 30 Top Ten Revue 11 :00 Dairy Va!l-ey & t)utton's 11 :55 Ma son County News .J· OO Saturday News Report (Tuesday·ThursdayJ To•· Ten Show 12 :00 Community News 5 15 Dinner ~usicale no News " 5 .30 Commumty Ch mrs . · . oo 12·05 Noon News lz 8:30 Daily Light " 1 6 oo D. M · 1 8:4:1 Baker Furniture Show 12 :15 Musical lnterlude 12 ·10 Markets : mner u~tca e (Wed.-Auction) Fri. Show ) 12 :30 The Rev. Merlin Teets 112 .15 Mid-Day Weather 7:110 Off The Air 1:00 The Jim Mees Show 12 :20 Evans Bulletin Board Sunday 9:00 News 5.·30 Sundown Serenade lt2 :25 News-0-Grams 7:59 Sign On 7:05 Bill Miller Srow 8 :00 The s·mg·mg Preacher . · 30 g ·gn Off 12 :30 Agriculture Program 1 6 9:05 Coifee With Janet 8 ·15 News Report. Sunda•s: 12:15 country Go-Ro un d 10:00 Swap Shop ' 1:55 News Beat 8:30 Church of Cbrist 10:15 Mornmg Meditations 7.30 Sign On- Army Hour 9:00 Musical Interlude 2110 Country Go-Round 10:30 Portraits of a Patriot 7 55 News 2:55 News Beat t0:30 First Baptist Church 10:35 Bill Miller Show 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 3:00 Mid-Way Matinea It :30 Children's Chapel , 10:45 Mason Agr. Prgm (Tues.) 8 30 Sunday Show News Beat 11:45 Sunday News Special 3 55 10:45 Family worship (Thurs.) 9:30 The Bible Speaks To You 4,00 Discmg With Doss 12:00 News Report 10:45 A.S.C. Prgm (Pete 9:45 Sunday Show '12: 15 Episcopal Church 4, 30 Interchange Shields) (F!·idays) 10 :00 The Good Life 1:00 Church of God 5, 00 Community New• 11 :00 News 1U5 Congressman's Report S:05 Mason County News 1:30 Gospel Call 11 :05 Tiny's Country Junction 10:30 Sunday Show 5.10 World & Nat'l Newa 2:00 Old Folks Hour 11:45 Tiny's Country Hymn 11.30 The Quiet Hour 5 15 Spotlight on Sports IMon- 3:00 990 Hit Parado Time 12:00 News day thru Thursday) ' 3:30 News Headlines 1z 00 Cement Block News 12:15 The Christian's Hour Boh Neal Spor\8 Salute 3:32 990 Hit Parade 12 :30 Go<ssler's Guest star (Fri) 12 3t The Rev. :.lerlin Teets on Fridays 3:55 News t. 30 Larry Anderson Sbow 1:00 T~e Rev. H. G. Stewart 5:25 Stroh'• Weather Cast 4:00 990 Hit Parade 3:00 Jim Mees Show 1:30 The Rev . Silas Billups Mon ., Wed., Fri. 4 30 News Headlines 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show 2:00 The Rev . Andrew Parsons 5:30 Sunset Boulevard 4:32 990 Hit Parade (Tues-Tbur.) 2:45 The Rev. Roscoe Thorne 7:00 Off The Air 4:55 News 4·30 News (Local} 3:10 The Sunday Showcase Saturday 5:00 City Commissioner Rep. 4:40 Jim Meea Show 6:00 The Sundown Serenade 6:00 S1gn On >:15 990 Hit P~ade 5:110 New• 7:00 Sign Off 6:110-15 Musical Clock 7:00 Off The _Air=-,.- . 2 1(....., . . . . . . . . . . . ~~- \. Whtle 12 14 tb..... HCA JW.-RA V GUY iO -:._"""'- \ CONSOLEI catllDJJ 2 CElY / .. ' '<__, lckot't'o DinMr Bolt & WHI Va. lrand LONOPELLOW One tetter limply st.aaWI tor amtber. '- Uds sampl~ . -~ tor the thTett L'a. X for tho two 0'8. etc. Slng'1e lettc•. apo.. tropllies. the length and lormatida. ot tlle WOI'da are h.- i illAta. day tllo code lett.ea ... <llfl'erellt, A OtptcpUI Q 5 CGY SB PVIIN. sG XJ'Y h ,: AJW HJ'TG ' ' 1' ., COLOR TV Smoked Ham -:': ~~~- _•• •. 49c Smoked Ham~-~·~~: "- 45c Full '· 21" "Easte- Ham Bar" 1o CGJD WINr Zenith \''HAPPY EASTERS'' begin at Kroger! We ret~rve the right to limit quantitlea ,,• ............ ' " ... , 7e •ff 1-lb. can - ......- - - - - - "" D-CGn --------------·-•1 -. . �lSotlany senunel Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 , Apr. 14. 1965 attended the Regional meettns ~;;;;;;;~~~·;..;;;-__ I ~ M · 1 Abo t Clift Y Peo pie 1n U Pomeroy . ~I . ·• convalelciDJ ly He o¥:e · r room number II liS. nd •••• Eddie Romme ente M.,.. General Hospllai Monday • 11 a medical patient. His room nurn30 ber is · Mrs. Buel Ridenour, Mrs. Wy- Mlu Lydia Ebersbach under- au Chadwell, Mrs. Guy SumWeill surgery Monday. al Vel· merrteld and Mrs. Homer Hoierans Memorial Hospil.al and ter of the Chester Garden club at Rio Grande Saturday. Pt.,. were made IGr • bole Mrs. Fred Klein and son, Joe Operation Forward nlgbl wu l8le 1o lie ~.W Ma)' 1 ...... of Middleport visited Sunday observed . I'OCe!lliy by Hemlock Middleport .. m.tlen evening ~th Mrs. Homer Hoi- Grove Grfrige, A program wu mel Moadaf evellillc lit the ter presented by Mrs. HUber Quiv- bf«b oclleol. . ey which opened with the song Mrs. Paul Ca!ICI will lie .. IA.;,erica, followed y the ebatrmao of lhe ""1-' were Tuesday visitors in Galli- i Prayer m unl~n. A st~nt, "'::'" chicken aDd duck sale Sabaf. polis. ~ r~~=~h=: ;,:s J'~~t ..;: I ~;~n~~;» ~ 7 ~~~=~~ Eddie Frick of Columbus 't presented b• Janice I The motbers have pi.anned spent the weekend with his ,~t;:rne and three pi;no solos, a meeting for &be parea&l, m., 'f ~r;; ~~~v~~;n s~':~ ~rd'~ 1 I 01 Memoria ' · The Cbelto< Woml!ll'l SOcJe. ty o1 Christian ervlee beld 1 memorial service for deparlod members at ita last Jileetllli: , scripture was by Mrs. Pur~ ~:~r:; a:.• :.e~ . ·1 ;;~.prayer by Mrs. P' d ~99 $31).00 Dawn-a.lance on Convenlenr r erm.1 FURNITURE CO. M. . I MASON, W. VA. •===--._.-....,......___......_.......,.-..-------..·------,- EASTER FINERY Complete your ensemble now! Brighten Your Werdrobe With One Of These New Spring Knits ear Paper Given on A . • • A ---a d And over1J eost and e•e JOVemmeat puts up llle rem.w., .. pereeal. About Mldd/eporf 1 ;:Mo::::l:n:S:tiiiii.:::iiiii:P:o:m:e:r""':::..=H~ol~le.:.y-.r:_e_ce_"_tl.:.y. ~:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:ii:C'"o:::;::::uri:S:t:.,:P:o:m=e:r:o:i:y:::::::::::::::;:::::=.;;:w:. _,__ ·- ---· · ~are, I 14 Delightful ~election handbags to go with Easter Wedding Marked By Simplicity In Middleport FLATTERING HATS for ••• I ! 1 1 Adult Class OIBradlord Church Meets 10.99 Jewelry ., 'l'' Mrs. Smith is Hostess lor Friday Club EASTER PARADER Bright Navy blue patina. Smartly trim· med in Navy matte cafe. Just. SPORT SHIRTS 9.99 Bags to match, 3.99, In savorol styles e "··- ·- ··. ------- - - - - ---- -- ---Win An Easter Ham For Your Family "N. At Chapman-Canaday! DRAWING FRIDAY, 1:.00 ..,""I! ···········-······ .•.•. -.. ADDRESS ...••• ' •• I.' ..........•• PM PHONE ..... ·· .................. . IN OUR STORE CHAPMAN-CANAD~'f. SHOES Cllp out the "Bu nny Co upon", fill In name, address and phone number. Deposit it in our box in store, No purchase necessary. Need not ·be present to win. Winner will be notified. POMEROY, OHIO : CLUB ~TA~D Mrs. Payl Kloes entertained the Second Monday Sewing club recenlly at her home In Minersville. Following a social evening, the bosle88 served 1 dessert course to Mrs. George Schneider, Mrs. Dwight Parker, Mrs. l!obert Lewis, M ro. Patrick WOOd, Mra. Grace Holler, Miss Mljrlbo Howell, Mioo Myrtis Kay Parker and Mlu ... l _...,.. _.. ...... ......---· .. ·-··-'" _ ~ ~ '~· ·~· ..... - -- -~ · -'"· ·-~·· .. - - ...,. ...... ..- .. --·-· . ROADMASTER BICYCLES come. --~------------------------------------------------------------------------~Eieru»r Ro~ ~· a SMART Chapman-Canaday aty . I Phillips Sisters Style Shop e • / H sf FOR THE LADY OF FASHION • Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Noon were i SERVICE ANNOUNCED "" ''""'"'""'""'"'~- Orr, Mrs. Waid Kimes and Mrs. Two-piece orion knit overnight guests Fnday of Mr. ; Hemlock Grove ChrisUan Leonard Erwin 8 short roes- suits - the ideal dress to and Mrs. Mason J?isher and church will hold Easter sunnse lniSterS sage on the resurrection by the family. They were enroute from and com.rnunion service at 5:30 leader and a poem, "A Green wear for the season beHollyw?"d, California to their a.m. Everyone is welcome. . Hill Far Away," waa read at tween winter . and sumhome m Columbus. --~-- - -- - the close. There were 43 sick calls re- mer - come in now and I Mr. and Mrs. Dwigh_t _Loga.n 1 Mrs. E. J . Tracy is substitut· 1were recent business vts otors m ing at the Rutland grade school ntlnOmfaniSm ported and cards sent to three choose from our vari· IHuntington and Charleston. W. for Mrs. Ann Webster who went Th M . Co ty Minister~ shut-ms. Mrs. Raymond Frank Va. to Ft Campbell Ky to visit e e~gti~ un . g Apr1.1 will be program leader for next ely of styles and Do ld M 1 · ' 1al Assoc1a on mee1m t' M 6th d M 1 Mr. an rs. na ur· her daughter and son·m-law, · t th Bethany .m:;;•;•;.;;'";.;:g,.on;.;;.llliay;,;,-.· 10 beautiful pastel colors. phy or Pittsburgh, Pa. were , Lt. and Mrs. Daniel 0. Struble I2, at am . ~cil!. heard a ~ weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. and to see he1· new granddau- Chapel near t d b Rev JosDwight Logan and son. ghter. paper presen e Paul. LuthfOUn Mr. and Mrs. Dwoght Loga~ Delbert Patterson of Gl. Bend , :~=n ~~~c~ ~~~ Po~eroy, Ohoo and M_r . and Mrs. Donald Mur visited Tuesday afternoon w1th entitled "Antinomiani&'11, Its • phy ~ISited_ Saturday at Ho~r hiS mother, Mrs. Dessoe Patter- ITheo and Practoce " A dtsHospllal wolh Mrs Murphy s son Wesl Mam St .ry father Lewis Buckley. Mr and Mrs Paul Folmer •cussoon followed. h Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp r ~ · ~-- --~ · · kend In a busmess sessiOn t e ~s- attended fun era) services in ' of Madison were wee soc iation diScussed community FREE BABY CHICK guests or his parents, Mr. and . . d th h h The Alfred Monday lor Mr. C. H. .0 d f ., actJvJlies an e c urc . S tz ho a 90 years old Fri. & S1t. April 16 &: 17th Mrs Max F ~~er ~~ so~m~~~- association decided the commun- w~~- ~n~ Mr:. 8wilha m Houck With 8 ~Ions of Ges Chafrlcesl Thobma a dmner Illy should leave one weekly I and children Beth and Carol . • . ry o o urn us were I · ht p n for the church ac' Cerhf1ed Gas Station guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer ~ ~~iti: :uch as Btble study of Ma:ion , Ohio, s~nt a week _ _ _....,_ 1 and prayer meetings. end w!h her ts, Mr. and -~ ~ Rev. Richard Martin and Rev. Mrs. · erry Mttrh .. Joseph Kraly were appointed Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan has as a committee to devise an ex- been returned to her home from hibit for the ministerial tent Holzer Hospital where she has during the week of the lair. A been treated ror a_leg a1lment speaker fer the devotional ser- She will be confmed to her I Ivice on the first night of the home lor several weeks. 1 ' fair will be · sought. Mr. J. A. Grate has been I The next meeting will be at returned to the home of his the Syracuse Methodist Church. daughter and son-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Brown following hospit.alizalion at Meigs General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William ZeigNo matter what your fashi on choiCe for this Easter, 1 ler and son, Butch, of Pitts- we have the perfect handbag to complement your new burgh, were Saturday guests of ensemble. his mother and family, Mrs. In the Middle Block Next to Elberfelds Mildred Zeigler and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davenport and Simplicity marked the wedPOMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE family. ding of Misl!l Esther Lynn DanMr. and Mrs. Eustace Wilson iels, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Daniels and Mr. William and son, Andy, of Pl. Pleasant, W. Va., spent Sunday with her A. Stump, son of Mr. and Mrs. parents, Mr. Blld Mrs. carl I Douglas Miller, New Haven, Mattox. W. Va., which was solemnized Mr. and Mrs. Charles Searles Sunday, March 21. at 2 p. m. at are visiting with relatives in lhe Middleport Church of Florida and other points in the •1 Christ. Vo)VS were read by the It's never Easter until you've south. THE COMBINATION 1 Rev. Donald Hicks. bought a new hat! We have Mrs. Carol Mattox spent For her wedding the bride PUMP 1 all the shapes to compli- . wore a street-length dress of Monday in Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. ment every head. Who can restst• Two tones of fashion : sheer white daG:ron featuring where she visited wiUJ relatives. that mate the lace sleeves with which she reptile-lwk in front I wore white accessories and a with smooth leather at corsage of white rosebuds. the back. Result: Miss Dianne Miller, New irrestible! Haven, vaid of honor, was attired in a blue suit and wore a corsage of hyacinths. Danny Add delicate The Adult Class of Bradford Harbour of Mason was best dash to your new Church of Christ, held its man. A reception for relatives of monthly meeting Friday night spring costumes, the couple was held at the i;: the Church social rooms. BAGS TO MATCH with fushion jewelry home of the bride's parents The meeting waa opened with the vice president. Tressie following the ceremony. Decor~ from our array. ations carried out the all - white Hendricks, in charge. Scripture was read from I color scheme. The couple took Lovely neddiKH, pi!K, 1 a wedding trip to Niagara Falls. Peter 4th chapter, verses ·:\ IGITingJ,bJfKIIets. through II. II was announced After May 1. Mr. and Mrs. Stump will he at home at 245 that the plano had been tuned, and that new flag poles had N. Fi!lh-Av., Middleport. been ordered by the class. J Some of tbe ladies will meet at the church Tuesday to clean ' the windoW!! and venetian blinda. Easter Sunrise Service· will be held at the church at 6 a.m. The public is invited. Boys Short Sleeve 1 Potluck supper was had !>&Mrs. Dale SmHh entertained fore the meeting. Norma Rusthe Third Friday club Monday sell was In charge of the proI ev1 1ing at her home, Spring gram, with Bible questions and Ave. l 'The meeting, In charge ot answers. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Forrest, Mr. Mrs. Henry Reibel, opened with and Mrs. Herbert Miller, Mr. . Plenty of button. downothe Lord's Prayer In Wilson. aod Mr•. James Reed, Nora plenty of Jac s~ A CLASSIC PUMP Mrs. Ernest Rhodea was .-eportCurtis, ~ ~ranees Hysell, Norma plenty of NIUior wide1 ed ill and it was voted to send Russell, Elenor Hoover, Nora perfect to finish out . her a flower for Easter. spread COllar styles. Sltil any woman's spring : Garnes were played with priz. Cambron, Verna Hysell, Tres6 to 18 in a fino ~ange of wardrobe . es awarded to Mrs. Bernice sle Hendricsk, Mrs. Paul Sisson, stripes, plaids, soJIII.colqr• Black & While Patent Johnson, Mrs. Reibel, Mro. Ben and three guests, Laura Hoovand checks. J White Leather er, Patty Glaze and Helen Neutzllng and Mrs. Grover Erb. I tAASQUI Mid-Heel 8.99 Refreshments were served by Glaze. Be 1\ll'e to lee _tho the hostess and favors were sport shirts, too, -f~t lfitlo Bags and Clutches to PLAN PAGEANT Easter candles in pastel colora. boy1, Sizes 2 lo 7 -Ia lomita Match 2.99·3.99 'The Ladles Fellowship ol the Present were the above namand cut and sewn atYI... ed and Mrs. Bentz Wolfe, Mrs. Bethany E.U.B. Chapel will pre. All with abort sleeves. All , Max Meinhart, Mrs. Cleland sent a Pageant entitled, "Failb wasbabj,e. Ideal for wear and the Victory," and Mildred i Hines, Mrs. Arnold Hayes, Mrs. now aiid in wanner dayo i Everett Dailey and Mrs. Fred Carnahan. Ruth Sbnpson, and . to co~e. Bemlce Theiss will preoent a I Dessauer. The May meeting wiD be playlet entitled "The Unexpected Guest," Sunday, Aprll 18, ' held at the borne of Mrs. Albert HAM CONTEST 7:30 p.m. The public 11 welEbersach.' I MASON Make Elbtrftlds l1 p....,.y Yo...Sltopping Center For Easttr, Clothllf ucl A«nsorin For Everyone In Your Family! r' stndeatli and chaperones. Moy Mrs. Puriey Karr waa prol whea the trip will be re- gram leader, using .u her viewed lD an Its aspects with theme, "The Seven Last Words &be chaperones. of Christ." Prayer was by Mrs. Mrs. Joe Dennl!lon will be R:...lph Parker scripture readIll . with their sons and duul§h-~ tures of Paris, France, England ehairman of the bake aale. ings from St. Luke by Mrs. Ida ters-in-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Har· and italy to close the program. With the proceeds from two Knight and Mrs. Lillie Olrtsty; ley Mossman and family and .after which refresnments were ..~ 88,.... 1 the mothers e1:ped to 1r St J h b Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mossman ' served. ~:.~ ..... readings om . o n Y · and family. • bave enough for tbe trip. Raymond Frank., Mrs. Arthur New Furniture •• Chester WSCS Holds Service paronts, Mr. and Mrs. Paul by Stephen Stanley. A tap dance Frick, Rock prmgs Road. was given by Patty Wen and a Mr. and Mrs. Eslie Mossman , reading, "Safe Driving," by Lereturned home Monday, afte_r a ona Burson. , several days visit at Manon , I Junior Stanley showed pic- 1 3 ROOMS ONLY i Operation Fonmrd Night;., Ob•erved ATI'END CONFERENCE Four members of the Che&ter w.s.c.s. were In Galllm!ll Wednesday to attend the Ohio Conference, Portsmouth Dlio triO:, Annual Meetlna of tilt Women's Society of Olrllllan S.rvlce at the Grace ~o. dlst Church. They were lilra. I Leonard Erwin, Mrs. Ralph Parker, Mrs. Arthur Orr and Mrs. Ada Morris. Elberfeldo Worahou.. DR Mlchenlc Street fe~s a sale on boys and Girls Roadmasl!'r Bicycle•. Now Ia a good time to select tbe bicycle :you want and take advantag' of tbe terrific savings on all ~ Inch and 26 inch models. Drive to Elberfelds·Warehouse ·on Mechanic St. Plenty of free ~king. : ' ·c ., .ELBERFE~DS ' IN ·P~EROY 'L.-----•-Iill'l--"'i"iiillillio..,____, 1 , ·' t lo abe WORLD � 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 14, 1965