https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/481733049741f56d39e1a6bf41916b5e.pdf ab3c70177e86439cc66dbbfed2dfe124 PDF Text Text 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 �'1 ( • ~ ·The Dailg S••ti••l ·'· • "• ·-And What's for Dessert?" Voiee of Broadway ••• reporting Taxation Is Tricky Ml!!l MIDN«<I!'l"~ Ncm:. it 11 turns out tAl be a hll?" "'t •'•I ••"'1 elletl 011 the 11111 Wlthllt ..., cenl memory. Another fllhl between IIIII' baseblll players WQ • fully ktpl IICI'fl In 1 Soldl1erl atate It I1JO'IId rnlcl• a headitnt 1piDI .. · 1aedall 1M hu 11111 llgned 1 tong linD contract wltl> the United l<r-· list rerord division - flllll& ol an item here about tho c:omcdian'a " Defense o1 Teell-81'/fS~ l'OIJIIne. lila lirll tllle, "f·h 1 ,._..ge l)cftrlder't M~lorlg," Ia dill tor Nle"- tlfiP·,. · ne~t month .. .. P.rold · Ftant, best known of the show biz blo osrapbcr•. ~.. do .t e· lortl m•lulnt pl«e 011 (llarltt C\lapUn and hit ehllljnn. !lath11tJ It IJU!q Cltarlle atatse, fNm aU aecotmtl, . mrs wOBLb .....'I', ...... ..,. _...... . ....r:.tl~ .!!."L..~;-un-..: •• ~-"" ' The 78ers ahaped 11}1 tif legian, Olympian and prole.. somelhllig of a ClndeteU.·.\411111. siona1 ftheir height. might .... II" "tall\, 1, ews - Chamberlain,~~ andll ~~i~~~;u:~~n1 , I w',_--.,. 'Name' G I£efS HOUStOn a M.Issmg • m. . . Line SCOfeS I as 1 1 ! 1 I f I 0: 1 ,.,,,JZ Cr • ' Eagles Hold OffWahama Rally, Win 8-7 I I I I ! ! Independent front suspension takes the "truck" out of tnack ride. It smooths rough roads, protects truck, driver and cargo from excessive jolting. And on Chevrolet pickups lfs a provtd system with millions of miles of user experience belllftd lt. Ti't it old on one of Chevrolet'• great Fleetside or Stepaide pickupa.lfs one of the big reasons that Chevrolet It ~first dloic:e with pickup users from coast to coast. ' '• ,_; • ~=m':: ~~ a:m.~~..,~~~";:l~ i : ENTERED HOSPITAL rebounding star on scoring whirh the d · th · ,.. . · .......... urmg e reg<J.... seasoa, Among !hose who en tere d Philadelphia 76ers base their I bee nd"""" ... ' Holzer hospital in the past 241championship hope! haS never I . n. an; . U ~t uv~ lp--r"" American Leape Claude Osteen t.s thJDking JI08' teaching him to think pooltlv&o Inning after beln& hit by a Joe New York in 11 Innings 7~ and hours were: Mrs. Okey H. Ia ed for a teOU: that cap- Cmcmnall Royals tn the }i'eiiiiW L Pet GB ltlvo and so are the Loa ADs· ly and lor Ills conaequent fm. Gibbon pitch. Chicago defeated St. LoUIS 7-3. Roach 134 State St. Mrs. ;P ~ . mary playoffs. Bat· that cl1dn'L Delroll ·2 0 l.ooO ... eles Dodgen. provem.eut, fanned eight and Blggoo, tile Pirates losing Milwaukee ond Cincinnati were Etta Evans Skid,.;re, Rt. I, ' tur a maJor crown. keep them from knoclllnl 111rt Minnesota The :z5.year-old IOUihpaw was had h11 bid for a, sltotout pitcher, hod Willi plcl:~ olf idle. . jcheshire, Karletta J, Ratliff, j Russell carrie• a 59-29 pr<>- Roya~~u_t_ - -- - - : -1 0 l .OOO Cleveland I.OOO obtalned by the Dodgen from spoiled by Bob BaUey s horner baae momeoll later 11141 ID an In . the Amencan League,[Rt. 2 Vinton, Arlin Hall. 809 l fessoonal edge of Chamherlam 1 0 Wa.!ii!Iogton WasbJnitoo In the Frank How· wltlt two ••ay In the nlnlb. effort to reach ·~Dd base he Washington beat Bo&lon 6-4, , Viand St., Pt. Pleasant, Mr.. tonight when the two lead their 1 1 500 1 . WWt Steak Three barreled IDto · Ptllaburgh lhoJ'I. Baltimore blanked Chicago (j.() Durward W. Smith, t02 Mariet- ~ teams into the seventh and Ii- I Baltimore I 1 '500 1 ard trade wbell the atatus of Los Angeles . 1 1 '500 1 Sandy Koufu became painful- While Oateen rosted OD the atop Dicit Schofield. ,The two and Los Angelo• tripped New ta St., Pt. Pleasant, George W. nal game of their Eastern Di- ; <lllcago benrh between Innings, abort. -haugf!d worda briefly and York 4-J. Cleveland and Kansas Sprenger, 217 Fourth SL, Pt. 1 vision playoffs. Philadelphia's 1 1 ·500 1 Jy doubtful. Boston ' Osteen's initial contribution slop Maury Willi contiDued .bit atarted throwln& punrh... were rained out as were Min· Pleasant, Ha'"'ey W. Morgan, 1112·lll6 wm on Tuesday night 1 1 500 1 • New York % to the Los Angeles cause dar~ base l'UOI1IIll anttet, ~ usual, order w~ restored nesota and Detroit. 91 Bw·dette. Pt. Pleasant. Ml:is ; sent the series into the final 0 2 000 Kansas City 0 Z :ooo Z Wednesday ~t was a route copp1J11 three more atolen bas- qmcltly, no one was mjured and Willie Mays' serond homer in :Margaret Lynn Lewis, RL . 1,. game deadlocked at three vic Wedaeocll)' Reault going, two-bit, H VIctory over es for a total of live m two no one was ejected. two days and seven hits by the , Pt. Pleasant, Samuel Jenkms. tones apiece. Pittsburgh that had even Kougames and got caught in a 1'111>Ron Fairly gave O.teen all Alou brothers Malty and Jay Lakin, w. Va., Mrs. John K. ... W hln • 1- 8 4 B ~ gtooS Chic fax beaming and gave the down that preeipltattd 1!Je first the aupport he need~ when he helped the Gi~nts to their vic: Harrison, Clifton, w, va ., Mrs. _The teams .. ill _ be clashing , "" 0 8 m<X'e . ago Dodgers their second complete fight of the Infant. ae8101l. homered deep to right follow· to . Ma s' roundtri er a 450- William T. Holland, Rt. 2, Le· -- ' L. Angela 4 N. York. 3, nl&hl game In two starts. The newly appomted Dodger 1111 rookie Jlm Lefebvre's m- ~~ blasi off loser Bunnio on, W.Va., Lisa Kay Roush, RL Gray, Charles Kaeppel, Mrs. ~~at ~·· ~pd., ram The former Washington lefty, captain, wbo has vowed to steal ning-op<nlog double in the filth. came in the third alter Matt; l, Middleport, Mrs. James V. 'Arley Perkins, Mrs. Geurgann · lev al • Dlght, ppd., rain who won 15 games for the Sen- early and often and break his In other National League Alou reached ba e Leondus New- :s wango, Edwm Hayman, Wii0 e of Kiser, Racine, Tbandll)''s Pro~~· Pilekera ators last year and credits ••· own base oteallng record of games, San Francisco lopped his three singles. sGa ~~r/ Per· man Lee, Hem lock (;rove, Mrs . , liam Waters, Goerge Hoback, Waohlngton at cago -Dan- Manager Gil Hodges with 104, reached base In the filth Philadelphia 5-2, Houston edged g t lh . 'lh Y r h Clarence B. Hayman, Rt I, 'L. R. Buckley, Madeline Shoeleis. (a.IO) VI Buzltardt (11).8). ry 0 e wm WI re te1 0 1P Long Bottom, Mrs . John. H. Imaker, Mrs. Vernie Wheeler, Detroit at Minnesota -Wiekfro~ Bob Shaw. Wes . Covmg· Tober!, Oak Hill, Clark B. 1Mrs. Wtlson Reeves, Norman ersfiam (IJI.12) VS. Pascual (J.50 tons homer 10 the . SIXth ac· Cummings, Coalton, Clyde Har- •Swindler, Mrs. Carl Keese., Pa12) , counted w· lorb both runs. ve!l, J r., Rad c·t·rr 0'·.~.ey ltricia • Saunders, Pamela Burt • tood Phdlte Ra 1 , Mr s ...., 1 1 New York at Loa Angeles Major Leape Reaulta Pitts 000 000 001- I 2 t ' s "Y Clyde O'Neill, Scottown, l.eor- Diana ~. Viars, and Lena (Dlght) - Stottlemyre (11-3) vs. 3SSIC By United Preas llltematloDal Osteen (I-ll) and Roseboro. Houston scored lour unearned ge A. Sloan. Sr., Ironton, Mrs. ,Swisher. Lopez (~) . Natlooal Leape Gibbon, Face (9) and Pagliaro- runs 10 the lith mmng and Herbert L. Collins, Ironton, 1 -~-~Cleveland al Kansas CI:Y s ~. Louis 000 001 002--! 10 0 Dl. Loaer- Gibbon (0.1). HR- then wdhstood a Met rally that Curtis Ray Webb, Rt. 3, lronlnigbt) - McDowell 111-11) vs. Chicago 001 100 32ll- 1 10 I Fairly, Bailey, netted three. ' The Astros fa. ton Carl Williams, Kotts Hill and O'Douogbue 111).14). Sadeckl, Taylor 17), Stallard shmned the wmnong runs on a ,Otlice Brannon. Spencer, W.Va . (Only gamos orheduled) HOUSTON (UP!) Top golf (7), Carlton (8) and Ricketts. (Only games scheduled) bunt srngle, lour walks, two , BIRTHS Friday's Games profe8Sionala weot alter $'15,000 Ellsworth (1-11) and Brrtetl. Amerlcau League wild pllrhes by loser Larry l Mrs. Carl Wil<on Beaver, ' (llo games scheduled) In prize money today .in the Loser _ Saderkl 10.1). HR- Chicago 0110 000 000- o 11 Bearnart~, two errors and AI Portsmouth Rd, son .s · p. m , Houston Classic, first b~g stop Santo 2. Brock, Altman. Baltimore 001 Oll 12x2- 6 11 0 Spangler s steal of home. Wednesday. Mrs. W1lloam P. of the summer tour and a __ Horlen, Locker (7) and R<>- Astro nghthander Dtek Far· Sheets, Patriot. son, 3:37 p. m., Major Leape &tandlllp I srramble made closer by the (ll Innings! mano. Pappeo (I-G) and Orsino. rell went t0+3 mntngs and got Wednesday. Mr<. B1aine Carter, By United Preqlllteruallooal absence of some blg names. Hous 000 000 300 04-7 9 I Loser- Horlen (().!). the VIctory: Veteran Warren I Jr., Rutland, daughter, 3.1t p. , . N. Y. OOO 200 OOl 03- 6 tO 3 __ Spahn, makmg hiS debut a m. Wednesday. Mrs. Charles 0 . Natluaal Leape W. L. Pet. GB Billy Casper and Doug Sand- Farrell Woodeschick (11) Bost Oll'li0 1 001- 4 1 0 Met, went e1ght mnmgs, g1vmg 1Melvm Rt. 1, Ironton, sun, 8.25 Chicago 2 0 1.000 ... ers were the favorites as golf· • on up seven hits, threo rons and a. m. Wednesday. • \ Los Angeles 2 0 1.000 ... ers teed off on the 7,233-yard Owens (II) and Brand. Spa~, Wash . .... · 000 210 30x- 6 7 1 striking out lhree, before bei~g OISCIIARGED J . d ' ~--••-go par ... Sharpstown Coun Rlbant (9), Bearnarth Ill), Cis· Wilson, Radatz (6) and Till· lied . h , I p h ed Major Lea-• 3~71 1or a pmc runner. •- o::JKUIUW • ( d C . Gond Kl' (B nd pu I a 11en1s recent 1y 1sr arg 1 a 1 Ron Santo socked two home .oncluded Mrs. Reese Dinemoor, l - - lly Ualted Preoallltematlaool try Club course. The lourna- co Ill an anruzzaro, er man . Narum, me - - TAI<IIIkrtlgaftUell(lldiiiWia Natloual Leape ment's foor rounds will end (I). Winner - Farrell (I-ll). Brwnley. Wmner-Narum (l.O) . runs and George Altman added (Berman Kincaod, Mr< . George America' best W. L. P<l. GB Sunday and the winners will Loaer - Bearn~rth (0.1). HR- Loaer - Radatz lO-t). HR- one as lefty Dick Ellsworth ! Mays, Mrs. Cobble Lee, Lee FREE BABY CHICK -'--·Hd~-= Cbleago 2 0 1.000 ... share f55,000 Classic purse fat· Kranepool, ChriStopher, Swobo- son, Narum. weal all the way against SL D. Merrttt. Robert R fral<•y, , Fri. & •••. Aprit 16 & 17th Inc uoma,-'- tur., 'l'IJ 1 Los Angeles 2 0 1.000 . , , leued by around $20,000 oddt- da. Louis. Lou Brock powered a Henry W1llts, Mrs . Edward Jo· Wilh 1 G.Jlont of Goa DOd< Ieday. 000 100- 3 7 0 home run lor the Cardinals and [' ,eph, Mos< Luc:tlle Sideo·s. Mrs. I Pittsburgh 2 1 .1167 l-1 tionally from television. Sa F ZOO-S t :';w ,York Certified Gas Station S 4 8 nng. I I .500 I Some of the "names" of the n ran. 002 100 .100 1 2OX:-4 12 1 Ken Boyer conlrihuted four hits Harmon Sprouse, Mrs. Vernal Phlladelplua Milwaukee 1 1 .500 1 tournament were Bruce Cramp- Perry, Shaw (7) and Bakley. Ford, Reniff (8), Mikkelsen in a losing effort. Blackwood, !\1rs. L.twn' nCP w. Main St. Pomeroy .L J':t eJIII7 .... Cincinnati 1 1 .500 1 ton, Bob Charles, Mike Sou- Perry, Shw (7) and Bakley. (7), Stafford (8) and Blanchard. _ _ _ Houst<.n 1 1 .500 1 chak, ToiDDiy Bolt, Jackie Bunning, Culp !4), Roebuck Chance, R. Leo (7), Brunet 17) San Francisco 1 2 .333 l'f.t Burke, Doug Ford, Dave Marr, 17), Duren (8) and Dalrymple. and Rodgers. Winner - Brunet • St. Louis o 2 .000 2 and Juan (Chi Chi) Rodriguez. Wmner - Perry (H). Loser- (I-ll) . Loser - Renlll (0.1 ). HR New York o 2 .OOO 2 Othera will! a chance at taking Bunmng (0.1). HR-Mays, Cov· -<:ardenal, Tresh. Weduei!clay Result• top money from 'f ommy Aaron, mgton. 000 0'.!0 010- S 8 I Cleveland at Kan City, ppd rain Houston 1 N.Y. 6 (11 Innings) George Arrher, Gay Brewer Los Ang Detroit at Minnesota, ppd rain I Chicago 7 St. Louts 3 Jr.; Jimmy Demaret, Charles Los Ang. 3 Pittsburgh 1, night Coody and Bob Goalby, Firm Begins Work San Francisco 5 Phlla. 2, night Coody shot a 63 practice On That Bad Glare (Only games echeduled) round over the Sharpstown HOUSTON (UP!) _ Ticltnl- , Tbm~uy'a Probable Pllehera course. The comp<tilion course clans at the Ou POJII Co. in Willlouston at Ne" York ...John. record Is 65, mington, Del., planned to start aon 111-16) vs. Fisher (10.17). Masters champion Jack Nick- prelllnlnary testing today on tbe Chicago at Milwaukee - laue, Arnold Palmer and Gary new Harris County domed staKoonre (:J.O) vs. Sadowski (9- Player decided they would pass dium's glare problem. 10). up the classic this year-Piam- It was discovered last week Los Angeles at Pittsburgh er for "personal ·reasons," that when the sun !hines The Eastern Eagles, playing C-Dlght) - Podres (0.2) vs. Card· player for ~ trip to Soulb AI· through the plastic skylights of their season opener, held off a well (1·2). nca and Ntckl~us becaUBe of the $31.6 million sb\dium, a seventh frame rally to defeat . Cincinnati at St. Louis (night) television .comnutments and the glare resulta that prevents out· I visiting Wahama 8-7 Wednesday -Tottourls (9-13) vs. Purkey comJDg birth of a blby to hts fielders from catching fly balls. evening at Eastern. <11-9), wife. The special clear plastic sky· Eastern pitcher Crarles San Francillco at Philadelphia lights were developed by the Knight got out of a light jam (night) - BoUn Ul·9) vs. Herf>. AHL Playoff Staadlngs Du Pont Co. to allow growth of In the top of the seventh when ' ert (IJ'.7). By Olllted Prosa lutemaUoual the lladium'1 opeclal Bermuda ·a Falcon batter llled out to Friday'• Games Serle• A grass the year sround. right fielder Duane Tuttle witr (No games scheduled) <Bell Of Five) William E. Sheehy, an official the bases loaded and two out. W. L. of Du Pont, said today that That out ended a five run , S ub 0v 1 •·Rochester 4 1 technician& have oome of the rally by Wahama In that inning Ia en eeps, · Quebec 1 4 dome material and plan to test that Included hits by Paul May- ; Penalty 18 $113.55 •·Won series. it under ounllght and with pow- nard, Harry Surface, Prall and 1 NEW YORK <UP!) - Out· Series D erlul searchllgbla. Bob Sawyers. fielder Rusty Staub af the Houa(Best Of Five) "As soon as our terbnlcal Qmrlea Eichinger ol Coarh lou Astros overslept Tuesday, W. L. people get a lead on a oolution, AI Bowen's Eagles team led all 2 I we will communicate our lind· hitters with three olngles and miued his plane to New York Buffalo and wound up paying for his Hershey I 2 ings to the Houston Sports ~ a double In four trips to the own ticket when he finally arWednei!clay'a Reaull soclatlon arrhllerts for their d&o plate. Ken Caldwell also went rlved .early Wednesday morning Buffalo S Hershey I cision," Sheehy said. 3 for 3 for Eastern with one : for 8 game against the Mets. Possibly only a quarter of the hit being a triple. Houston Man~ger Lum Har· sOliCit. TS WIN dome surface may be lffected, Othe• Eastern hitters were rls lnfonned Staub that his DAYTON IUPI) - Don Pleg· he said. Kntght wllh two singlea, Steve flight would cost the outfielder er drove In three run• with a Cowdery, 1 triple; ~ Dou•113.55 - the price of the ticket homer and two other hill to ny Stahl gol the win wllh a sis· alas and Dennla Newland, - and tbe Aatro management lead Ohio University to -an u.e lMing pitching stint as the jboth slnglea, 1 would not reimburse him. The llasebiU wln Wednel!day over ,Bobcats ran their record to 7·1 Wahama .. .... '1120 000 5-7 8 1 Aalrol won the game Nl: the University of Dayton, Len· against Dayton'a S-2. Eastern .. .. .. ..1 10 H 12 i Sislermen -to Face Bob Purkey PIVOTII(, TO l!ffllll1 OP t ·. • "walks" right over bumps and. trouble THI DAILY IINTINIL /. • A • r gainst " [ H 0Steen TOsses TWo ltte Hosp1 . I .ttsburgh ID Los Ange es Debut *' Jf! ollie-•· -----~----~---· 1' S.:ton u"' ,.m BOSTON (UPJ) - Bill Rus- be lore a 14th SUCL!IPfO ~ set's long champiooshi~ domin- oily plaJolf· OI'OWd at B I' atiou of rival giaol Wilt Ch&m· Garden for, the rllbl to !filii berlain reaches a ne• climu Loo Angelos in the belklltonight wher. they collide lor en rhampionablp play~ . . . ., the 89th lim• in National Bas- ing on national teie¥lsiltll lrli:' ketbaU Association play. day . ~ 'lbe ld I clinched lbllir title oltcn4w• . Russell, the sbot·block1ng, re. right by · elimiilatlq Balli bounding keystone of the Bos- 1on Tueoday night after tlie iuJ, ron "Celtics' seven P 1• Y 0 11Jtets had taken St. Loula 'Gilt fli soe you ·made tbe team!" crowns in the last eight years, post.......n play. . ,1 * HELEN HELP US! (;apitol Commen t, Events MUS Track Win * Today's .Medical Report I'; Ill ki:LSTARS Pl '"II" '*·* .• AlaD Wlllace cou.ctod II!J lint wllb bll heave ol 45 ft. Total reau1ta taU 11811111 art . Mile 11111, UU, 1o1m Blake, Hlndl', C. Cleland (R). polnll oo three flnll and bit two IDcbea ol .the U lb. lbot. Middleport uuJeu llldklled) : Ron Cheadle, Harrlt. Mile relay, 4:14, Middleport, brotber Bruce 13 polDls 011 two Mlddlopo Cl!eadle, Blake, Vance, Brown. firN tnd 1 HCODd lD tba OpeD- atarleo Mathews of Soutbenl, Dlseua. 124 ft. 10 lncbeo, Da- 1111 relay, 14U, ~ Shot Put, 45.2, Adams (R), 8 . •IIi track meet of spring Wod- maklnl his flrll competitive vld Aabley, Ken llarriJ, Steve Ron IDndy, Sam BDod. Leland Waliace, Allhley. neoday at Middleport wIt b obowtnr In the blgb jump clotand IR). . lllroWII, LarrJ V111ct1. Broad jump 17 ft. 7 ln. SauSauthem Local as gueoto caught the faucy of fans with 111gb jump, 11-7, B. Wllilace, . . 1'1111, 51_, A. Wallil&*, Set>- er, Thetas IR), Moran fR). • lila otralgbt. 011 leaps. He clear- Mathews (R) and Clarleo Cl&- Jer, Tim Court (R). In char&• of the meet were Ia total polnta Middleport .11 5'4" before bowing to Bruce lind (ft). 110 11111, 2:1'-l. Jl. W~ce, •!each Bill Priddy of Southern won .7! • 21. SoutheMI'I b\t Wallace who went OD "'far the 100 yd. dash, IU, o\. Wallace, Craig C8irDI l&). lio!ld. land Robert Ashley and Dennis Roger Adami 1111 bll team's OJ> lecord" 1o clear 11-7. Rod Sauer, S. Cleland (R). 220 daab, SU, A. WaUace, O.bome of Middleport. hi•• •b•- .... t• Wallace Brothers Lead a run • o1 • lbe • play bushed ln class; oantraol weute ,... 1111 hllll mort WIYI lhan one. bitt 1101111 ol the show folk who ll\lldl rrom appearing In those n~ShtSHOUW thank our lucky stars hlldllnes hi the bl& marrh It clubs (In Las Vegu, for in· tbit ... lrt reoidents of the er•at MQIIII'Imeey havt beeD rerelv- •lane•) whtrt ht fii'I1S tabU· lnl dtlth thna._ . .. . Marla IO!If fot~. ""'" "' ulllo . ·~k•. look at the HUJ~ O'lflen, C\ll'l'elllly doSlOne, t~led wife of J!ld. tu <lllltlloa u It "'"' il the c~untry lnl a spot of work )n Dublin, ward DurNil Stone. It wrft. ll 1 flloit lllllt 119"P'' ll't 11i1led by tng a book about her life with Is being trilled eVIl'Jl'here by ·~ of <1111 p~lllelll! all<>ut II• reductions i>Ordes o1 colleens. When it the famous architect. Inti· tccomp•UI!od aDd pending. About the Wtl tDOOunced that he woul• mates S8JI Marla's manuwlpt pear op a local TY prosram, on.h 0 1ac• •• uow of when• atllntion will prove more sizzllnc in 111 they •joe~ lht small.doQr en•r~hlltclural circlel than 1ny 11 1 a~d ,. ooidl!l& the line of incroaae& is tome awce ,.ny Rlnol'a COIIIJ'to trlce ,. ~~ limply eouldn't 111 '>lllo <lDt place that the lm·ntses pr01ram versial novel "Tilt reuntaJn,. 1t1 liiNlltlh: tbt U...t .,. ttmalllltd 10 br1pg ahout head" - and that was quite a had to be started without him, cert... IN'IIfllll ol tilt JOVfflll!1enl wUI few years ago .. .Dino de Laur· and he was finally smusgled Ill' llj)l toret Ill tilt lti:t bome pay of entia, the Italian ftlm pl'Qtlucer tllroUih lnolrv dour II mlnules who talked f'rinccas Seraya In· lltlt for air time. DllbllneJol 111 ,.non oa tbt work front, is the 1o becQmlnl a •ctreao, no other •laltor - QOt lMII W..... ll wltllholdill' for Social Seour)liiJIOI to Oharm ""'pelllllous ft!eblrd illl'iotl - hM had tllat ltJ. 4 lilt 'filii~ wo Allde a year a1~ Ml!'la Call•• Into swltehbtJ her wbea Ill• IDC!OIIt lUll were rtdu~d to tlltnts !Pqm tilt opere 11age to 2-llaiiJ StnUilel, Pomlroy-Mlddteport, 0., Apr. 11, 18&1 -'" 011, ecooo•Y 1 tho! iJ1 the ar111, but 1M movlo tlu4lol. Bertlla 1M FraniiUa, the petplt witt "' lllllll'l 1hould that Cellfvnia IIIOitl !II&JIIIIf who for, •.., rtduotiOII thlt put ' a Utile mo· thol enol llllled Sam Cooke, 1., 1a - pot~e\ Uita It skillluUy out llal lllod 1 lltwtult a· of aaotbtr porktt. 111ut 1M flllltll lliqer's •• lilt, ctatm1111 aile tlllffVId phy· slcal irljur* " 1 Nt11lt of 11 11 rtporltd that 1tate l•ll•latur~a llw a l • lrii'U lit the motet onr lht ~ou11try art 1oing on a 11~ TitS· office irrllllodlltllJ J"Ceding or earUw or lattr, tlld Ill lam't doth. A _..,, Jury DNr Heltn ' inllpl'll Ullt aotbilll that has tvtr hap· . I am a baohelctf, I do rtol thtm w~J .-11. ill Los Alliltltl pavtd 1M way ptntd lltfort. Ont of our nei~hboring lUNG OVT THJ! 14'R IIILII bellovo In wild WHbnda or ln(Qt' tllis lel.ion by cltubta Mrs, lttltl addtll on to ito Qles tax to help vllln& lody lrlenda te ray homa Dear Htltn: l'ra!llllill of all POIIIIbll cillarges · · rl!llt tht level of one of its mo•t ess,n· alld 1 ha.. ..,t alona prt\ly Pretty Paula Wayne of In regard• to those II 1 r ttal 1trvlct1. In many !lilts residenli are "Goldtn Boy" WP JMn Paul food with thlo ae1 ol morall tor Bel111. Wtll bert II lilt 11 _ 1 lla¥1 btfl taking 'R.. ehronle oyotitis wllh IUp<rflclal V\IDon'' d11t at 11tt Mtl~pole 14 YNI'I, hut I htvon't llad experience of a man who 11M ~. l1cinlj 1uch tuta lUI the one mentioned By WayM G. Jraudsla41, M.P. ulcwaUons? Tbtat .wre "" tht othor nl&hl, hut II waa not many dates. abllvt, illcOmt tau• at the statt level, betP ollhl years a blchei<X'. Q - Wbi• causes a bli~~d· binul •••• 1inco an attac~ of my ho$pltal chart. ' twosome to take seriously. bleeding ul(•er . What i21 It for? A guy is Jonttome so he. cigarette taxt~, and m•ny others. We ' " tng peptic ulcel''? II then any Now I have met 1 wollltn A - 1'111 wiiQO of 1M bla" Jttn Paul AltY lui" eyes for Are theft any side effects? Can wtnts to mtet 1 dllne. Well, cure and, if curtd1 will tAe wher' In En&l~nd they are m such destier 11 a trnlll lr~u&Uiar arM 1'twa. but she's far ffill!'t iP• who 1 like very much. !he there are ltw oM11 and ohureh· 1 ~~f•l~ di~Qonlinuo tho of ulcer comt back' perate stralgbtl that \hey !HIVe put a ht~· ntar tho bliddtr't outlt\. In ltmled in a1101her oltltlfr - l•n't forward or pqshJ, ltu\ Ill& os tre out ol 1111 c)Ju,. to he t~l· dful? other nl1ht ehe nld out of 1 A ~~~~· ulc•n ol the vy tn oa liquor and cleartttea that tht A - Clycopyrrolate (RobiP· p<rsons wlllt oytltilt 1\all- mort ,uccessful and mora Arn- blue sky, "Why don't we Jet gott to a bar. Now there iro stom.at·h or dtrXienum eat am,tion 'If Ult blitWar • 11110 tl'iQan . ' $UpDllto have been exhausted as people live wom1111 Utd 11 111011 In the' way tissues arvund a relative- ull is civen to decreaie ~~· membra""' OOMitiiJII OM of the ltl\fll prima bal· lfl&rried?" of · try 'to stock up before the levy is actl,., .. , production of lzydrorlorbar, btil meybt he II lucky and ly large blood •esael and evont· Sbe "" llt>rn tn . March. I'm worma, 11\UOIII, ancl eeUular •triiiiS of lhif tr1 ia rwmin1 1 . vite(l. our aovernor. and the legtalature k acid In the atom•h and to 1•11 to ail by one of the ually erode tho vossel 111011. In debrio Pitt!\ !<lfllll In lhll *"'ing ltolliO In the seYf!IUet. not supentllloot. but !lOrn•· Sbe • is doin 8 everythtng. 11 uan to avo1d slap· no doubt boo been slltlft8 •orne ,el·sf.Jns whose ulr;:er red1Jce the pceS!ilive muscular region. Tltlt II patUdomtmllrtn• lvtn cooko meals, where I ratd, "Beware the Russian pilll "ldtd tal!fl Thla movemont to tax activily ol the atomJCh. It it uauaea no pain j a silent uleer) 1\'jllt. tor her lurky tenants .... brides of Morell." Should we aro~nd blra for a 10111 tllne mort end mort points out the tact that especially vaulable in t h t oq, trlaonllt.. and P>ow• • thln1 or two. He bleeding may be the fir~t indic~slltlo may Ill • qompl\lll- M~mo to the Slat• Depart~ : ,., lllll'rled? ...(), c. what il ntedtd ~bove •••rythlng •l•.e 11 tr"'IJllent of p<ptic ulcera ltuyt her a drink. And she bf. cation that MD ulcer Ia present. eoal cutting and honea! tax reductions tion of tnfluenu. l~itl ltV• Ott reii<IY IQC' another lta".qp Dear 0 : thoush it may be liven for Prompl treatment with absoItt lite llon110, soon ... .Jeynt Till\' I "ldtJ, .. nat brltitl. tncl 1ln• to ask questions - dl.. madt poasiblt by 1avlryg• rather than other stomach ailments. Side el· er, septic llll't \hrQtl, • 0\llfto lute rest , intravenous feedin~ Mlu.lield plan~ lo make 1M lihalltlptBrt wt!ll1't writlq I qulotd, bul )'Oil oan apot '•m If lpendiRI· s"ch 1 move tw called for from feels occur only with too creal mon cold Ql' Qllttf tnftotiona. 111111mer tto<:k tctnt 11 allf of and tater a blantl diet will usual· \Qv•lont ool!lllll1 whlrt be uatd you Utten. Thty go: the Federal g~vernmenl down to tht vil'I'll~ lnf~l I'"" ma1 mlllt a dosage and consist of dry "Voo marri•l?" (No) ' 'Work• ly <'Qre a Dloedlng ulcer. More the bla<kltr -1111'oqh lht blQQcl MtrmJn Wouk't ''Natll't'l W17" it, la&•• of America. mouth, blurr~d vision. conattpareeently freezing the stomach "ltwar•" 11 e 11ranc word. lnl?" IVUl "How murh you atream tlf m11 tra•tl Ill 1M 1 ~ abQul 1 any IIQ ha• been uoed If the blotdillg tion and retentiQn of !lflne. II urethra. 'l'rfllmtlll le llitly to who'• QJ>OCIIIII • ~~~~. Sial1e Jutt be sm marm&• ta mab?" 11700 a monlh) ~Ow• Wt know tllat thert art aituallona cannot be controlled, the blood· your ulcer Is healod and II the be prolonctd atld llOMIIW Ql lit- Jayne ia awaltlq tho ·•tort in YOU!\ ldN. I lmllint aht'U your own bolnt?" (YII) "lhve a ear?" <Yea) ''Late ll0tli? 11 th~t demand the exp• · .re of money ina are{l must be removed ~IAT­ tensinna that cause~ It have pl'lnlt life, tfle'U preaent 110 fta" ~ QOIIVInced ailoflly Ill& urinary tntlttllllet. 'l'tiiM to a~sur, il 5table sad :'ut when yuu gica\iy. Once cured lht qloer been 1 umln~ll'<i yqu can aafely 11\V~ be ohanaed from limo 141 ~• prohltms In tho ward- wllhoUI lilY lltlp. - H. (YIIl. · liQW he Ia hooltad. But Rftllt look at tl!v wute!lll p: ~' of aov~rn· 1top taliln~' 't!. robe department. ml!lY recur unless the ltftllon• Dear Mtlen : limt liS the inlell\ln& ors1nlt1111 ment It appears that a:: cf tilt toluttons It be answera "No'' to the Rumor hath It lhat Mare~~llo that '''"''d it in the Qrst place Tlti• isn 'I a lift or dnlll laQ _ Whl t• psell\lomonbra- become re!ist,nl to them. Ant~ Maatr\Qiannl't brother Rus~ro. ., ,. ·arr bas~d on 11 pem!ing . Wu are now con· ~re relieved. qu.,tions she gots up and jl.&l\11 lue, but rt doo• get lrrllllln&. nou1 trigonitl't Wh1l cuus"' b1otlc• are tlll<l twlpflll. ' fronted by a statement (rom the ~dm111· film editor of"Whil4 Voleta,'' Whtl ahould you do wlltn you OVI!f lo IOnlt Qthor lilY. YOII istration ill W8JIIin1ton thMt tit~ tlla ol it e.tn !leiter looilnl thon have twa buty ' pre-sehooltr• oan't will. !\sia CJII be solved by the granting ol • 14-llo. U oo, fellow1o Jiqlt w11o lllld lhair !lip& and frlondt My advioe tAl IIIII Yount man .'b;llion dollars on programs in t\1~1 area. c•t him oul qf that outt1n1 or ntighhors drop In lltr.. or lookiiiC for 1 nlct prl II to pi Am,rica will 11~ver ream that vau c~n room! . .Wht!'i 1M IPitt Are: lour tlllltll e week, rip! 11 a Ulllt rtllfll. out In lht country nut buy re&vect. and with the '' •1Y &ld Tlttrt tr1 now II motion plo. nap limo? U lhty h••• elllld. and 1or1tt1 w01111n. -lCD pt·oarams art afto 11 nandl~d tile bulk of llll'tl In vvitlvs UIIM ol Wlllt rtn (and they usutlly do) II YIV Htltill lla.. 0eper11Dtll By WUliam S. While thr montv 8011 ~ Into the wrong hands. whloll INtiiN ~m - DUrl, itn'l polite to pop youra off to Dear Htllll: lml lnitead Qf lifting poaplt to hl&h•r lhtlrt and a few from oul!tr bid. Beside•, 1M liOist keeP• I wlsh you could llavt en obvlo!lf oal\llllllll tor l1tt loW• ltvtltlheY 1h1ks ever lower. WASHINGTON - Perh$Jll it ly loilinl about the eltiifll room est PQsiible eiiU Ill Mra. Wtrl'l 1pact .... TIM Sni !1111 hel c..l lhttn ewakt. 8~1 If I 1«1 11\tJa Lorraine 1\owill'l happy faoe brazenly "'inQI the apr~Q a(jQut Jaek Ltmmon lllll Franll lla. io o~l againot l~t lawl t ral"' atey liP• lhtll I htvt I ..UPlt wh"' the uw alllhoae bllutlful hlo mid~le thai a $0Undei' lei· Sohool for laokwar4 Chlllll'tft. alre for lht leadllltJ rolo Ia oardt and lettara. You~• no , a oman vaie8 ag~illlit the inered· Aa 10011 " Colli'"' &•Is tilt •otlng For him, tht t!JOIIt of tao lht elntma ,...~~qn of low woyld S!ll',ly bt wearlne. lht af tll'ankY kida at cllnn• llmt ldN wllal e lifl It 11ve • Uttt. tblt do'fl!oiiJ18 of tho American rllht. bill out of tltt way tltey will l~unch chanlmO!It, lltt ¥11'1 mouol.lift. 111'1114wey 11it "The Odd Oou. whtlt my husband wants peace out in tho ~itcben. llrl. 1'1- thfllll IYII')JOIII folt ,.,1 all·out effort to l!ftl'o•• ~ IYII•m of mall that ia 1oi111 on 417 11111 Not only this. Selliah lttUo !Qp of bliss, II tllilntd whtn, ..... . . " ' .JI1)Qutt kltrllt '"' qlltll. ''"'lllllfllt htaltll care. We hol!4' that nithl ill the commercltll w~ich mou.e that ~~ i~ 1he Is ne.ver happy, htPDY mumtnl, ht II alld tlel*t LQtw llavt tihtlv· 1 dcm'l llltt If lit !'IItie. "' her - LORR.\INE'I OIIANJ>. they takt 1 lonw hard loak at what 11 10 1reatly pervJ\10 televl,ion. elev•ted to the olat·os of ~tl~sh able to ~~ow lhtl 1111 111ft IP' lei 111411' romance. llt'l 10\llld ptelllly whtP thtot wQO'IeQ Mit. Door Jlttderlt Gaoinl In horror al thtoe lii"Ptnlnl qverseaa to aoclall,ed htalth KIJII want thtlr kidt to play with little beul l. he act~ iiy oxll'CII groves hll oholct Ill 4todaranl. IClltln O'NtiU .... Alan C1ll11rint 81111\aill City wl1.e thlnil· a man I• ho~nd to IIIP' 1y;t11111. li\ England there 11 chaot, wUh to be out there cleonlnJ and even UM the ltllll 011t llaDH bla City Ctllltr debut In !ftlne, btit if 1 ~eep mine up atory ap)lMI'td Ia lllaroh, IUC• doeto•• pll&u~d with low pay and. 1m· PQM that advertiWI in 10.111• "her" herself. 'l'bia lor him II lht hlp. end OIIUI" Ill jufl ...""'' RY1 • """'· [II'IIIY oumbtd 1o • hMrl allaol! lhon~bit woninJ t'Qndlttonl, winch 11 lm· lie14s - notably CQllffiOitg, the pQ\8 ~ pana withQul ,von tsl meuuro ol their toJethar- 1"011¥1 prelutle to 1 lead ill a rww ooon lltey•J[ 1•t ~II aehedule and lr lfltrwll'dl, Your lelltn It tlte rolnimel oolace of a proper· ~ps and tho like - have reulljle41lnl cart of tho~t ..rtously Ill. Tbt pyer know whe1o to " to bed. nOIS: he ill, afltl all. ltlfllllllitll Broadway lhow, 111'1 !teen conhtr w.n •uprtetaltd. aonrnment there haa btan liven notice ed 0 •intle eonclu•ton: T h ~ deter&ertl \hat would aavo ~er ol o loUow, to he I1Q!? ultlmolt hwniliation of putftnoilll with PIII)'WI'IIh\ ltfloltl" -MQ!'Jv:R OJ' IIAPPJ:RI Tltlt column II dtllicaltcl 14 from lO ooo do.tors that they will t't· quickest route to \he bulginl tho H• II 10 ottorty 1 lilly e~ GtHG on what mllht bt "tho 11ear Mother: \iJli her hand• Into unocenlocl If llnP::"!~•m•nto are not made. In latnll)' Uvlq, .. il JOII'r• htY. poollet~li of tht little WQman. •• lilat ... ... tidY \110. . . . rtahl pN!JI'l'Q." Alto II tiM tl 11111 MJ lllllllilll\1011 laf lilt MTV J't'elloe and JIIJ!Ind the oocl~l 11curlty who is the bil buytr, ls te .OOw water. '!bit lo the 1111111 of whicb 1111J kid voubl• or 11111 plihl true femintno ~rtyrdom I• -·· .. Ood'l 111110 '" .. tlllt tht ltw ilGnwdlaM rteh tllOIIIIb (Molt '111ot11111R Vlll\9r) • ,_ an Ia tiad whteh gott to , 1haf'· IIIIUblo, 1111 Htlen htiP YOU, 11fr husb•ntl u • ltoptiostlJ 1 1 1111 to do wbll pHIIIItltbiJ lit WIM gONio the .., WM ltrlnl• made. 10 afl'!r4 lite IIIII ""' IIIII< •llow thtt ·thtf ' " no a cure·all for latuouo jack••• and • llrnorou• lilt wUI allo Wtleomt )lOIII' Vft WQ~ nearly anywhere and ' IIIUit .. - tiltl 110 to il1tlol bit. II•'• In tht "Gollf, whal hlr kldl ovttr durlnf UM -klina who in a oan<!r worl4 wbet lilf the c:ountry. The sam~ '!itua· 1110* ill lht tiiY 'Mn I YOUIIIJ amlllbll IIJIII'I-. Addrw " " .. )lb .. - · ldlld would lie ditpenlled wlil1 alto· \lie thelllt i• tn one way or an· 101M \1011, Wlllcl hapPfll Ill thll countr' If we Hel.. Bo1te1 Ill evt .. IIIII II10ihtr •111 nli•1 up tl1111. other entlltsoly repe~tocl. The of P'- owey ll'olll tMI lfl~ l•lher. are forced to £~•• up ~'' of aur \ak• IIWipiJIK. level wlllrt 110 It H . . . . . . Ati )'0111' lrllndl to 6 · Hen on thlo prolfam, for II· huo~nd ill demonstrably a loot, llOIIIt )111 for tltf lltlltfil of perotlllll able .. te - · tile ..., .., \Q QU CUt· of t)lllllltlYII, or alreal\y Is 1 bumbll11&. wltleu oluok whol· till luslration, the Ultle chap ID tile prd• will! 1111 llei'Jre. ly without pride of uU·raspeot ohewn u the 10rt of apolo&•li· vided for in the n1nt of lllQtU or cally grlnnintl idiot who has the who is "Mrated by his w1fe and eul Jll olearly -~~ •erel ... r.'abiUty. Ill tpl\e •f ttrong tvld•nc• II botoll..taal a•d ••• "'".... tpptan ihlt llltliY ' " wllllne to vote to elf>ontory to believ• h•s w~t QIIUihle.ra with a patronllinl oupctflor. coo~"""n•ion thai m111t bo ... a sltould do wh~t 11Q womllll \lim41'11 our l!Gfltl steur\ly 1ydem, ,aho\1\ To him is never l'lned ohoukl ovor, ever be asked to to be believotl. '!llilleh tbert 1ft aQ11 aom• d~nltr "anal• oven the pseudo-diplly el MWhatever he atlompll to do a. do. he has the cruot, thai Is. to tlyinl. • Ini a filur• of hNlthy full. 11a 111ppo,. that tt ts ohe, tnd not round tht house ho to totally II, indeed,· tht bull Ill t inept ~~ the doing. Whatever he ht. who obould wa!lb the dinner dilhoo . l(e. drearily sell-center· d3res to SliY arOIInd tht hQUM ltnlpl 10 prof~ u to • • td IIIQI'QII thai ht it, l• c;allous· ia 10 bnbe<!llic aa lo make him ,.,. that e PI'--~ lOOK : 11'1 M • ' ly DOROTHY KII.GALLIN :,. ;COMMENT•nNG EDITOIIALL't • \ " ., f b •• ; ... _, I ' "" " • ! '~ II-' '' .. '\, "{ ~li' ' Telt!l'hne your Chevrolet dH,.,. about _ M.OTOR ,.., �• , I ''J • • • ' • 250 Volunteers Seek $$ to Fight Cancer Apple Grove Soe.te·tv Notes • twp., ' - . II j ,l 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .! Apr. Blue Flame Festtval s pro ~am bet"n~ Announced . t!l;'io'&' :~.,:,: .,:~; ~~ :~. :,.:::;.':m:·.::,: · I'JIDr I 17 I, P wittnerl ollbe ..., lilt ol prll' and teD" pttlllllaiiQII ... bull$. 01 lo be myen aWa1 88 one Of Jn appiJanCftl, ,_. ,..,_ '"Y .. Bettv Newtm, the Gu ComVIr-'•'• Burke, Racine; Mkldl& ,. new •••• lor 111tur- the hi•Migbttt of the show. '"' __._ ..._ 8 11 1 porla~a;;.ineas, Mr. Ricltard ''Tbinp That Are New - para on_~. -produell m the ' special featunl o! ttt. pany'a local bollll - · - ~ Mlddl Mn. B bert Roull that's the general theme lor the al gas """ new be tw<><la lhow will be ID iiHdt vlaOr, wm be IIIIO!ll 1bio • ::n~~=:~"::;. ~ ABysunriM ~ will be Blue Flame P'tJU.al, Ohlo's :hom:'fk~gr:=.: and Featlv~ tour of the New York ljor cut 1111111ben la_JIIIIIIr!l McNeal, Middleport; Pomeroy held at the Melbodlot Cburcb largest and be.Wotabillbed tra-,sent n .... "showlime" World's l"aar a 15-minulo sea- Mlft Albwortb ODd . . . . . . Business, Mr. Paul Simon, Pum- Easter SUnday at I a. m. East vellni show lor homemaltero al lllled way uoNer I ----"7'- - - - - - - - - -- - - - - : - - 1 Cru;;adt> Chairmnn. said ht> is to put oft g1vlnM; lo _the last urebel Pomeroy Jr. HlJb for two conditions. 1- • e ·c•nfl·'enl llt •t tl•· peopl• of moment. If thel wlii give now, eroy ; Pomeroy RelldenUal, Letart and LeLvt ch ft. ril %8-29 I I Fl Fee( " • · " ·• _ Mrs. "'··les r -ar .• COffee wiD be M -. .• . The pastor, ~v. performanca P · This year's B ue arne ~te,gs t'ount• wil l respond ev- · it will save much of the nl..,.l .,._ ,_,. a-j; char f Ut Local area residents who at- ltival II ,I)Ompletely chantled to g•v• and enJoy tor ._..,, ;,. mror. ge~>"rously 1h•n they and day wor- t•t 15 "'" ~.!e!;'.s . Mary Anderson, =~·w! ~ ~,! wl~ tend eiUter one or both o~ t~ from last year. The first-day tm·•· '" the pos t. ten necessacy to rmg any c . be "'ven by the clllldren at the FesUval petlutmanees WI pet"lormance Is t!Ued "Tell You 'The -\r lwr·w :lll ('oneer Sooi- paJgn to ·' .;u··· ·essfo~ ronclus.., ........ t introdUced to an array of What We're Gonnl Do" whlle · an said • . church Thursday orr••uua a •"thin•s r-n 1 1 u-;.Hk 1.., n()t JUst fl dnve ion. " Ihe c hatrm • new" by r-~1·-• c~n ¥111 Host- ··-e J u Wonder Of It All" is indi,.. lotll<i' .. lw o<td The num. Those working ., township T:~u:~tsm~ Mr. and Mrs. ·Earl 'l ess Alice . Ashwortb and Man&g· catlve of the presentation for ,,, ' 'r u• ~.,,,,] '" lrl •au· one out ch.zurmen are. Bedford Twp., Robinson Sunday w.ere Mr. an4 1er Bob Eichborn. New food pre- the second and final day. CANDIES ·. •: 1\ld .,..llo deli rlop cancer Mrs. Mildred ~legler ; Cbester, Mrs. Lewls Young and ebildren fun-mled .till and •. I ,, ''"' """'twl ll hO cuuld 111" liayann Cia~: of CliftOn, w. Va., Mrs. Gerald M~If.; dialog form the frameIll' ~,~·.r-d bi hrold appllcanon h\p . Columbra l'wp., 1!1 Hayman, Mrs. Jack\Sargent and crac g i troducin new bo~ EA&TIIR SUNDAY, APRIL.1~ . ,d p1t'"'"'nr kr~trVI lt·dJo!e and skrlls Hobert Brshop. Carpenter; ~ Rick, Mrs. Ann Radford and wo~n:;r u~ new 1 and emtle .r~tt.ld ,,t nllt' l rur ,!1 thrf'e we- banon Tv.p, Mrs RobertTwPr. on Stephanie of Racine, Mr. and ~s new u'sea for natural gu '"" '"""g fttt. rnrtland. Letart p., Mrs. Roy EDis ealled Mra. Howard Rob1J119tt, Mrs. eWS 0 eS nd ' odu~· in Ute home. · 1 Chris s Jenk• I newfield. pr Both •~ ;., ~.t rd rh. tt the ~t>cund tar- 1'I' rs And1e' ,. Ct·oss · Racine ·' 0~ fr1'en•· uo •·•-v recently • Mabel Shields --• IUKI , making days• &howl nUII'AHJNUTIGe :!1'• ,r tht' l'ru~Ddt' ts fur tunds t\e Tv. p , M~s Harlls Frank, Mnt . Kenneth Kimman and ms. e Cart&- demonstrate bow modern liv""'"'" ,,..dell. ,. ''" up he Long ~ttom. Orange ~wpj' l children w...., guells of her l Raymond and Brian Robin- SUnday, lt.:!.,~lb: at- in· is aided and abetted by de, "'''" ' ''"'"''""de wearch \I ts c lorenn· HendersonM oo - ~ parents, Mr. IUid Mn. Roy El-Ison spent Friday Digbt with ton Swtdayf 41 oo!tn;" wu volopments ID all theoe fleldl. Jl!llgl Jill .. ~hll'll oi l ~ glt>a\ VII It' Rutland fwp ' I g • , lis. I their grandparenta. Mr. and tendance 0 . ees· . ,Jr 11 , 1 ~~· 111 .,, 11 ,, 11 g ti t> ra'lt'er Edn:t Sw1ck Rutland, Salem 1 Mrs. Chrissie Powen, Racine. l$8.39. During the ~to , "" ,,., Twp Mrs 'thelma Edmonson. 1 Mro. Joste Heitger and Dana Junior Wolfe and Mlk~ MOl' olon It was a•• ~ re\\ , lrt' olll' n n~K('d how Vmton Sal!sbury Twp, Mrs. Turner, Sr., were in Athens for trlson of Middleport called ontain the Rev. Clyde Rlnton 41 , ,· "I'" \It r ennarrl Frerl Le1 fh e1t Pomeroy. Scipio lthe funeral ol Mrs. Hellier's Mr and Mrs Dallal Hill and minister for Ute next Y'"!'..:..OD ' I' " ' •· · · W clli · · S d morning w~re I Tlw "" IIH " ot f'OIII '" SISter, Mrs. an ng. Dolly Wolfe Sunday. Easter un a~m rvtee.o lol- l .," ,,,, I> ·'" '"" ' ·'" lh• • " dol OESBY ON TV ' Mr. and Mr.. Earl Foil and Norris LloYd of Canton spent be s : c ~h:l 0C tt d p<-'1 ~on IH I ~tl't' dnllar~ ~E w YORK I UPll - The 9lst , .Juruor Holt and children of l"rid.~y nlght wlth Mr. and Mrs. i owmg y . ---~~~~:::=' t nn'• '"""lrl not h• '"" "'"' ·1 g of the Kentuckv Derby Columbo! called on Mrs. Elsie Erwin Gloeckner. · yin I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chase BY MARTIIA HOUINGER , J.:o\t' to H l'd U!'e wn:' I. l ' :;o ~~nn t~rst of racing'S tripl~ IHaning Sunday afternoon. She~man Ford_. isahenjoK g a ']and granddaughter of . Columbus Mr. and Mn. James IA.:wera e h vacatiOn at PaYUC , Y· ere here Saturday vtBitlng Mr. k bur n1 Thun-crown. will be televtsed ~y t ' . Mr. aod Mrs. Tom Wells vis- Mra. Leona Brinker will go lw William King. of Par era g! liP" ~ FREE BABY CHICK ColumbtR Broadc•stmg System : ited Mr. and Mrs. Stewart at by plane Utis week to visit Mr. and Mrs. day orrening Wllh Mr. . tCBSI on May t f>o. m frti :OO Middleport Sunday. and Mrs. Don Medowo and ', Mr. and Mrs. Ni.ck Perkins Mrs. Ivan Chevalier, Flor Fri . & Sat _ Apri l 16 & 17th I d wiUt he ,• fl m ' ~:DT t. A specta tape . d family at Norfolk Va She will Iwho heve been staymg r and ~na. ' w,th 8 Gallons of Gas ,. ie;~ from a heli copter aQove Mr. and MrB. John MorriS ~n ·slay for an indebrut~· time. sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie . Bett Randol h ReedsCertified Gas Station the tr ock will be shown after Mr. and Mrs. Bud ~mt"MYLSU· : Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pfllr!On , Hodson have moved to Marion .;;u-s! •telMiss Fin~..;ce Olev w M•in s t. Pome,ov the race. l•d Mr. and. Mrs. ar orrtB ' attended a birthday dinner for Iwhere he has been workmg. v:. e, v Bl entl :==========.;,::~:.:..:.--------, 1 at The Platns. IMrs. Mae Pearson at the home I Mr. Dana Murray who has a ~·. ';,':'d ,/;., Ernest BarrinEiijah Estep called on Ray of Mr. and Mrs. Omar Cram~ i ben very 111 at Veterans Mem· ger and family viaited SUnday let of ~tne SunMrday. KOthe~h I orial hospital is Improving. with Mr. ud Mrs. Roy Pullins 1Roush. attending w...., s. enne 1 1 H "'R~rt and Mr and ded I Mr. and Mrs. Jones atten '. Wilt Kathy Kenny and Ricky, ' The Eighth Grade at Bed- 0 I the Songfest at Mt. Union. IMrs: Don Hubbard and Donna ' ford Grade School will present Mrs: Raymond Barber Jllld ASSOITIO CIIOCOLATI' Mr. and Mrs. Earl McGrath ,Marie of Syracuse. two plays thio Saturday night fa:ny, ~~"james Carter 1lb. lOX $)60 villited Mr. and Mrs. James , Mrs. Lizzie Sayre was taken :at a o'clock. Sev~ral clllldren r. a J' · Lee 1 Long Webb at Shade ' by Ewing ambulance to the from this commuruly will take and son lllllllY d o afte home of her daughter, Mrs. :part. Bottom visited Sun ay rI1 Mr. and Mrs. •Delmar Rhodes i.Paul North, Galllpolls Swtday. 1 . • noon wiUt Mr. and ~._ Sol ·visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard • Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buch and . Phtl Hamson w~ home over Bigley and son Eddte. ·Rhodes and children at Dunbar, IPam spent the weekend with ithe weekend to VISit his par- ft. five night revival will start w. va. \M.-. and Mrs. Don Beegle of 'en!s, Mr. and Mrs. Olen Barr!- Wednesday night at Eden Unit' • Mr Coliunbua. !son. ed Brethren Cburch. Rev. El0 ' ~~r M o!:~ ~:'!'~; 'called ~ The birthdays of John S~ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Black- den Blake, pas!Dr and speaklb. an \1 r . d Mrs . Tom Turner bart Jr. and hls mother, Mrs. :wood and son ol Massillon were er. Special singing. Everyon~ on tan · .Ida Stobart were celebrated at 'here over the weekend. Wbile welcome. at M x e~. Mro Robert Jewell .the former's home Sunday. Mr. Ihere they visited with ber bro- SIHiday vlaitora in the home Whole Ham _ lb. 49t ·wer~· s~~day ~ests ol Mr . aod ·and Mrs. Ralph Wills and child· ,lher and family, Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barber Butt Half - lb. 53c Mrs. Glen Jewell of Pagetown. :ren of Cb1cago, arrived· SondaY,I John Dean and her mother, were his daughter and l~ly Mr. and Mrs. Clarence East- to VISit the Stobarts untll Thurs- 'Mrs. Lenora Dean and with and aranddaughter and family - - - • man and w. R. Wilson called day. and Mr. Blackwood's sister, Ethel of Parkersburg, w. Va. on Mr. Harvey Eastman at the Weekend guest of M~. Mr Blackwood. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Chevaller Meigs General Hospital. : · MEver~ttese ~.!e.:.! w~ I Cindy Domlgan vlalted over ; and family, Inca!, and ~· t.nlllete lhll -ponMr. and Mrs. Dana Young Do hrs. w~ 1 Chari.., ·Ute weekend wiUt Geneva Kin( Howard Nelsoll otWbeellng, · dopoolt In..., ohre. had as visitors, Mr. and Mrs. rot Y ama 0 !and her famil . Va. Spellt the weekend at Milton Host1ttle of Bradnor. tton W. Va. of Col b · Mr and ~. Roger Young Ohio wiUt Mr. and 11111 01 1 Allen Borgan spent Sunday Sally Pearson • • Francia Cbevaller Mike 'th his mother Mrs Nellie spent a weekend with her par- ,were Sunday visiloro with Mr. and Scott• WI .' • ·, 18 M and Mrs Roy Pear- and Mro. Wayne BeallliiCI ,. llorgan and M1chaei. :n • eariers at Ut~ home sun.i ily. Mrs. Viole! Dillon visited Debbie came home with their NAM.E ... ••••••••• •••••••• •••• -Mrs. John Stout da . Mr Junl r Salser Monday with Mrs. Janeth Ileal. grandparenla for a visit. Y were s. o i . da Hoskins Mrs Bemlce Barber a n d . By Ava Gilkey and Mike and Rita of Dorcas. I ~ A wu f .1· ed -from Toronto ADDRESS ..•• ••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • s d a Donohue who is em- al1tute teacher for the am1 Y mov • . Friends here have learned of I an '. ' ado Monda due to the Ohio to Eden rerenlly. the death of Arthur A. ~le::!; ~~~:.:t ~~!:bu;ee~e~da ::N~ the re~ teacher, Mr. and Mrs. Russell HoisingPHONE ..•••• , •••• •• ••• • • • • • • • • • • nuog,. 8'1, at. the home o Mr and Mrs. Vernon Donohue. ' Helen Dais. er and Daphne, visited Mon"ster·m·law m Delawar•. I M nd Mr Cheater Durst I The Sunbeam and Buoy Bee with Mr. and Mrs. Cilntoq Linda Cotterill. daughter ol io! ~il~, Mrs."Pelo Durst o! 'etassea of the Carleion Sunday , Roger and Rhonda; ' Mr. and Mrs. Don Cooterill, ,Leon, W. Va., opent Saturday iSchool had a pizza party Sa!ur- Mr. and Mrs. IvJIIl Cbevaller POMEROY. OHIO · broke her shoulder blade at w!Ut Mrs. Herbert Roush, Mrs. day evening at the home ol and Lana visited Sunday after· HART BRAND play. . Dorsa Parsons and Mrs. Rus- the S~ Class teacher, noon w!Ut Mr. and Mro. Bill Mrs. Mmnie Bratton and her sell RouSh Mro. Virgil King. Mrs. Lonnie Nelson and Howard Nelson of We'll give away an Easter ham Friday at 1:00 .PM, . daughter, Betty Riggs, are mov· Several ·from here attended Hudson, teacher of the Busy Wheeling, W. Va. Fill in the coupon now and deposit at Qur store. ing into the Robert Clark rental the Glee Club Concert at Soulh- Bee Class aullt>od. Songs for No purchase needed. Winner Will be notified. property. . ern Local High School last Sun· Easter ,....., practiced. 1 Robert Aiktre has been call- day. Members of Ute club from Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan Woods NESCAFE I ed back to his work at Ute here are Debby Hili Roger were ID Racine Sonday to week with her parents, Mr. and job at Bellefontaine. Roush Larry Lewis: Marsha her grandmother, Mrs. Mrs. Taylor Moore. 1 road i Mrs. Henry Waggoner and iMoran and Linda Wines. who is ill. They also visited Forest While of Manlfield - - · 7 oz. jar Mrs. Jose Heitger are on the I Mrs. Edna Roush acrompan- and Mrs. Douglu Wickline. apent the weekend at his farm ' sick list. ied Karen Roush· to Troy to Mr. and Mro. Homer Bailey here. . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones visit Mr. and Mrs. Walter Me- w...., in Marietta over the Mrs. Ora ColtriU recenUy ' spent an evening with ft. va ;Dade. weekend. vlalted her daughters and their Pomeroy 112 E. Main SPIC & SPAN WY 2-2955 Gilkey and attended the aong The u. B. Church will hold 1 Mr. and Mra. Charles fzmllies in Columbus. & service at MI. Union SUnday. Sunrise Service at 1 a. m. Easl-t visited Saturday eveolni this er Sunday with breakfast to IMr. and Mrs. Utar!es Sayre · Mr. David Riggs left LOW PRICES! BIG TRADES! LOW PRICES! BIG TRADESI ~~~~~~~==~~~~~~~--~-,~ week for Mlnneoota where he follow at Ute Letart Falls Com· :and their son, Mr. and Mrs. ~ .. :has employment. munity Hall. iFritz Sayre who have just re~. 16 0'1, 111ize Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alkire i Union Class meeting will be turned home !tom California. STA FLO : visited the Clinton Gill<eya at held Eaoter Sonday at the -VIrlflda Dean Albany SUnday. church from 2 to 4 p. m. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robinson Okey A. Hart of Coolville will ' of Columbus visited her ather be the leader. AU singers are I Ray Wilson recenily. invited and everyone is wei· Mrs. Oma Arix was an over· come. I night guest of Mrs. John Stout. Mra. Lettie Spencer, Mrs. , Mrs. Bessie Grsham Is home Bob Adams, Mrs. Herbert i alter spending oome time at Roush attended cllurcb at the - - - - - - - - - RACINE, 0. . Warren caring lor Hattie Freedom Gospel Mission TuesBy Mro. Alto Cone are• villi to UB all." &>me !50 VOIURteeT!I ' ••••-' •__. combing the length nnd I. Mr• .,........ ...,..... ~~" 1 I ••-u-as for 111e llftl ten to <'Onlr...,..., breadth of Meigs count y raise $4500 as this count y's day• of the moelll IPI drl.. sha re of the S2.100,000 state ' toto! $«7 .•. Ba!IDce yet to ~oal of the t965l'ancer Crusade. be collected II $115'1 u. Allan Leonard. Meigs County ·so many P<"PI• are prone Mra. Lana GibloD. Har_..;_•vllJe,· •·-- """"·• Mfs, , .\ '' •"'1'»fuelt o. Ap>. u. ua 1 'Somebody GooleCI Someplace' An Airman's Letter About ihat Debacle at Pleiku Alrioq f: ,:!:1 ~eQ~~ Harrtso'nville Ute::· News Notes Kin'gsbury " N Nt FOR GRACIOUS SUMMERTIME LIVING Eden s .rn. iety Notes with V angu•.rd's VANYLITE • THE IMPIOVEO VINYl CO.. I"OLTM61 LATEX PAIHJ Kll ALL TYPES INTERIOR SURFACES 1 oc.....,.,.. • ONf..COAf S::OHOMI • EASY TO APPlT • FAST DIYIHG • NO PAJNTY 0001 • lONG I.A.S1lNG HfEO' • WA.SHAILf • WIOE COlOI t.\NGE fOI: BEAUTY UNSURPASSED · • AU. FOI YAHYUI.E /Ill I Williamson Conferred his Master Degree 1 1 •;t 0:· 47c SMOKED HAM at.1.77 1 I I Gal.5.85 Win An Easter Ham For Your Familyl Mtke ami PAINT UP NOWI EBERSBACH HARDWARE I. Fri. & 51t, April 16 6: 17th With 1 G.. lons of Gas MAIN ST. C•rtified Gas Station SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS Everything In Hardware POMEROY i Whole Kernel Corn 5c~~: 69c SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS 69c Instant Coffee HEAD LETTUCE 19c Floor Wall Cleaner ........ 69c Spray Starch · · · 39c Chestnut Ridge Society News ~;:::;::;;:::::;:;::=:;;:::;::;;=::;::;;;:;;;;~;:;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;::;;:::;;:=:::;:;;;;~l~R:ee~v~es~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiii;( NOW! --- - - - - - FAMOUS FLEXSTEEL LIVING ROOM SUITES at DISCOUNT PRICESI ::2~··'5 s243 - - --·- - ''Fur Thuse Who Want The Best" eChoice of 4 Colors: Gold, Spruce, Toast, Sen a • Lifetime Guarantee On Springs • Arm Covers Included e Nylon Fabrics • Foam Cushlo~u ·' MIDDLEPORT, 0. day evening. came on of Sunday Dinner guests of Mr. and ingWord of the death W. H.momOurMrs. Roaaell Roush Saturday kee a! his home ID Iowa. He were Mr. and Mra. Chesler wu a former Superintendent at Durst of Niles, Mrs. Pete Durst Wl~llle High School and of Leon, Mrs. Herbert Roush severol of his pupils who atand Roger, Darla White and tended !bill school were from Mrs. Dorsa Paraons. Utis neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. Utarles ShUJI>o Ramon ,Morris and family way of Ripley, W. Va., were took his mother Mrs. guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Morrll to her borne ID ColutnRay Heiney· bus on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Doraa Paraono Mrs. Lona Pettit made a 00. opent Saturday orrening at MI. 1neu trip to Charleston and Alto, W. Va., and attended a Spencer, w. Va., tbe first bouse wannint lor Mr. and the week Mra. Junior Click. Mrs. Wood 1IU a vlolllor II FtRST MEETINGs , 1D Athenl on Friday. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) _ Tu- Mr1. Nancy Jack and Mrs. lane which drops out of the Pettit, Debbie and Tammy, eai~·ll Southeulern Conference ID lttlll on Mrs. Albert Cone to go Independent, meets tha C1 .... J.l~ Air Force Academy and y... . of Ohio vn tha gridiron ID 1t111 Kt· llpelll the for the first Ume in the with his mather, 1\fn, Evea school'• history. Other leatllll Morrill ODd hll dali&b!er, Brenon the schedule, wblcb waa an- da. nonnced WedneadaJ, lllelude Lawrenee Morton 1IU lD Wei~ II North Carollnl, Miami (J'la.), oton on 'l'bunday. Florida, Oeorgla Tsch, Vander• Mn. Mae Hamilton Ibnb ..----11RMS--· Pay Just $3.00 Per Week FURNITURE We're literally loaded with aH the wnted Easter items - cour~. NO POTTED GREEN PLANTS FOR INDOOR USE NOTICE I OUIIFFICE Ill BECUIIIOI ON ALL 1965 FORDS-FAIRLANES FALCONS and FORD TRUCKS , t. } 45 NEW CARS & TRUCKS-·IN STOCK IMMEDIATE DELIVERY . • • ., ' .' ~- . i , LOW DOWN •PAYMINT-8ANK . IA'I' • '. I'INANCING . KEITH • ww... ·~ GOOD FRIDAY FUl in f'out>Onbrint to our store • " NAME .. ....• • • • • • • • • · • • • • · · · • • • ADDRESS ... ................... .. 0 0 ••••••••• • ••• •• •••• I B£N FRANKUN STORE . ,. POMEROY, OHIO ., ,. ....~;,;.,.;;.......,..,.._.~~""""r'~.,~----~ ., .. ,. 29c and 39c TURTLE FOOD AND SUPPLIES PHONE ' ... ·, '. ,'·' ' .· ',- ~' but, TeuJtea'"'· Llluloiallll ~tate. \'lriiiM ..- Il.~lfa~~~~~~~~~li::!~;..;;.;;;;;,.;;;;:;.;. ii PET TURTLES OF ; • I 1nd up OBSERVANCE IAIY TIIMS ..• OPEN TIL 8100 . WI! WII,L TllA,DI ... :,T.(lY. USI ADMissiONS - Lucy 118yes, I Jeffers, Pomeroy. DISCHARGES - llldle Chaney, I.ondonderry, 0.: Marj Miller, romeroy; Martha Searls, ~; Mra. PoweO, and .... Middleport; MJeb. ael Dial, Middleport. Middleport; Willard • $] IN Votonnl Memorial llolpllal • TO 3FOR Win An Easter Ham For The Family APRIL 16 SAVE-SAVE-SAVE-SAVE UP TO $7QO at eaS)' on the budget prices. itew. to make up your own e.Many Gift ltemo EASTER SPECIALS TIA!~E vf e Toys eNovelties e Eader Cards e Easter Candy eMake-Up Baskets eEmpty I8Sketo - oil the necessary SPRING SALE! NOW IS THE aU di!q)layed for your eas:r ae le<"LiDn. And , .----FORD CITY---..., WAID CROSS' SONS · -· .. ·-- - ....... ·----- -- - - - - Bob Evans is Co-Sponsor . . • OHIO �, ' ' J di~e• ~ 1 APRIL It The Amate\11' Gardenert Club the legion hall. Mrs. Carl 1\IJI· of Mrl. Oe* Wildermuth (Or : ot MiddlePOrt will meet Moll- to• Preoided In the absence of lbe Af!rll ..-Jng. Tile metliD& I day April IV al the home of the preskltml, tdr$. William oPtlllil Ill rlluali91ic lorm bY C ' - Wyatt. 5I, forlnlr Mrs. Harry Moon>. 598 South Robson: A short buslnesa meet- the CMpeau, Mrt. Onltlle Well. Pomer<ll' resident. dleclhl Ullft· APRIL 15 Third-Av with Mrs Konnelh i!Ig waJ conducted. The nunutu of the !all meet- pededly Monday It ' home The Rock Sprlnl• aener 1Amsbary. a1 the a.;,lstlng llo•· Mrl. Arthur Lewis, holtnt 1118 and the repprt, W111 Ill 1\lpley, W. "'I. He~lth club wtll meet at the tess. with Mrs. William Morris COD- IIYIII Ill' Mn. William . ~wn. He was the son of Sam llld home of Mr•· Arlee Abbott . tributing, took the voup 10 til• Report forma .,_ P"" to ·I Bil1ie Wyatt of fhursday al I p.m., With Mrs. I Theodorw; Counctl Daughters Martin Restaurant !or rerre.b- tilt ehlirmen to be RUed aut WitS married 10 the 1or1rter Re~ Arnold In charge o! the ,ol America wlll meet In reular menta fl)llowlng the meetlnJ. and mailed. Ien Combs ol (iNr!SOnvRle. program and Mrs . A r no I d,session Monday at 7:30 P· m. Present were Mrs. MatiOll RtfNibmenta wen etrVed by inowden , the contesl. 1at the IOOF Hall Practice will Mrs. Wllllam Woodard Mn: the bol\eaM, Nn. Wilder- !lnklel bit parellll and Holy Communion oervlce Will be held for receiving state ofli- ,David Enll!mln&er, M,;. P. L. IIIUih IIIHI Well, to Mn. wUe, IIII'VIvinl an a he observed by the TuppeU \cers at the evening session\ Mitch, Mrs. Otho Watts. Mrs. O!lldle Mourning, Mrt. Mildred INn. 11Dbet1 lltYIIIID, IIUPiillt'\ Piau" EUB charge. at th; Loll· of the rally, April 2:, and all ! Herman Dalley. Mn. P-trl(lk Himllallt, Mr1. 'tlnrM WIJIIIId, 'IOII. W. Va.i three ,rMdchlld· church Thursday . , .30 P· lmembers who wlll participate • Gallaghol'. Mre. R E. Bueh. Mrs. Dol'VIby 1141ckcr, . tbNe llflen, Mn. fluNIIII m. 1all' asked to be present. Mrs. James Souders Mrt. Ida Gla4ys Cumlngt and M r 1, Lillie, Rulllnd: Mn. Leo The WSCS ol !he Tuppero , B h d M ' N Brown. [Smith IIIII Mn. WIUIMI ClliH Plains EUB charge will meet Wac 1ne~ on rs. orman 1 The May m..U... will be ol Colllrllbul: lbrtt brodtfll'l, Thursday at 1 p.m. ,at t h • REV IV A.L PLANNED ay an held Jl the ~ of Mr•. Opal ilfil!lt, Cbl•btre; J. C., PCIII· home ol M•s V1ctor Bahr. The Tuppers Plains Christian , Devil bi JackQI, Eugene Chelblre; J. C., J'cln. · 1 · • 1 1 H bb -'· H •· eroy; Sam, Jr., Middletown, APRIL 11 church ts p anmng a wee. ong u ann are 01"' IIIII 1 number of niece~ CALENDAR I I l ~ l'o~ pod \ ~sino bill ~· r~dge Ollucb~· Mrs.lrtiJ; I pod =·' t ~~~ar~~~to~~r~ 1=-!~ltheol ~ :~ ~~-=• ~=:at ~.~ F:O~a1 u~o:. Forest Run \lcthodlst Church :post - lia•ter revtval. Services : To Church Clol1 ST~~ PU'I'Y IIELD nephewa. will hold a bake >ole Apnl t6 will start each night at 7:30 p. , Mr. and Mr! . HJrold Rub- ' Mrl. Arv•l Holltr recently a\ Duke'> Dry Cleaners. Pro- 111 Easter Sunday, lbard, S. Flfth-Av, were m..tl bed I 11Jnle)' p.ny wllh Mn. bc~innmg ~.::~ ;~~'"~"~~.to01t;1,~d c~~~~~~ Apnl I Clarenee J'y~tt . I While Rose Lodge Au¥illory The Salon MeeiB GaUII count Eltlil ~ Di !Jlet Wednesday alternooo al For!Jly Saloll met at the home , es MQD.day m,ht et l'orty &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, o., Apr. 15, 1965 .4usllfary The public is Invited to attend. .4t tlu! MortJn SOCIAL I . ~lCIIl 4 •:,• ~-~ Commemorate Easter with o precious jewelry gift of lostln; beauty! See our superb Spring collection ot sig- RIZER'S I' nlflcent $ellsonel tevlng5. 1 ' e8111o¥• al'lllllllrt Wetch• e.lrtcarvtcl DI-Nillng• I e llrthttone Rlntll e1111n W-11 Clockt eAn- Cuff Llnkt 1ncl Tie THI Pre~QI chtc~"''. meaoog~ I A '!'he evangclisl will be the • ,,,....... nt- lltlfolll• cake• and pies will be \he m"'n IJavtd Slagel, mlnlsler of tltc 'dleport Fjrst Baptist Cburdt and pme. awanll!l. Ill Ripley_._ _ __ leature. Heechwood Hctghts Church ol Mr. Richard Sayre, prealdent, Wlrt 1\lrl. '1'hlodoP Pullinl, e P~rker Pena and P111clle Christ.. Parkersburs. Everyone conducted the meotln&. Mra. Clr1 Let, Mn. Gleim Tutr pHJLS Ol'TION JOOZEB APiliL 17 _ . IS mvtled. There wtll be spec181 Devotion• were liven by Mr. lit, Mn. Mlolllll !Ientz. Jr., e Lot•t Pnhlono In Sprint Coetume The Jptatt Falls wscs will mu,ic each nigh\ in addilion to 'Willi• Anthony who uoed the Mn. Dorotbr LawiOD, Mrl. PHILADELPHIA !UPI)-The Jewelry llJ'': a ham or dtnner 11)' 0111 snging . Ea•ter for hill theme. Ralph Truuell. Mn. Harold H• Pbiladelphia Pbjllies Wednes· on Sd turd<'y 1\pnl !1 . '' "' 1'"g ---· IMr and Mrs Sayre were pro- ger, Mr1. Wanlell Ours, Ml'!l. day opttonedptteherJohn Booz.lt 5 p m. at the Letart Fa lls . , . · and conductod i ":chle TuiiiD, Nrt. Stanley er to Arkansas· on 14 hour r .. ' 1TruAeU, Mrt. 011')' DUI, Mrt. call to moke room for ·ommumt) Rwldmg Adul ts $1 ANNlll NlE SEll VICE \:r quiz. I 1 There wtll be an Easter Sun- , Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard terved StewJI'l, Pome"'Y· Ste- Winder Ryne Du~en, wbo was ' 1'hdd,.n 5!1•· ri>e serviCe Sunday mormng at a salad course to Mr. and Mrt. ,vie and Ranee Truuell, Johnnie picked up on wetven Tua.day. . A.PRTLF 1K . Thf' lA'omen s e11ow.~ 1HP o1 •·t od' nd M Tuttle and 'Nrt Pullina. Re•liP E u a Church at 0<JITilS lhC Hysell Run Free "eth ts! Willis Anthony, Mr. a n. . . " t . Tl L' Church. '" charge ol th•' Rev. Allen Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. lnlhmenta wert eerved, coke, FRI!I! BABY CHICK 1 " '"""" mg a Pay, le n· , S . h Tl bli . M Edl B k ice crelllll co!fet. and (lool ode Pome,.y · •'JI "ecterl nuest" and a pageant Hubert 1•... m•t . le pu c IS R•chard Sayre, r . son a ' . •rl. • ••t. •prll 16 " 17th Court St. ,; . .. welronw er. the Rev . Donald Boone and ,.. ~ Fa1th " the V1cto• y. on _____ . M. Milt H od the Rev. Nylt Ilcll'detlln charee With 1 c;,,..n• ol Ga• 'unrlay evening. April .18 a\ I' "· on of the meQIIJI. A film, "Gol· · i' m The publtc ts mvll· FTGifr IMTE SET I TheSERVICE TONIGHT ser· II<Jiha" will be lhown during I W. Certlfltd ··<I annual IS communton the llfViell Melli It, OM Stltlon ,.,.,.,., 1 !!"'!!!'!!!1!!!_ _ 18 t., Imagine! Original equipment quality and only s 13 rtgh~ jl"rank CHILDREN'S SHOES eGIRL.S' PATENT S2·"-$3.99 DRESS STRAPI eLITTU BOYS' 99 DRESS SHOESI $2·"--$4· ' GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE °· ~~ An Easlt•r breafkasl will lw ~!'!':·----.----],-------"""'"""· ,.___ TAMPA. Fla . iUPll-Former lvices wlll be held tonl&hl at II Jwld Sunday miH n1ng . A11r1l welterWt'lght champ1on LUIS Heath Methodist Church, First 1~ 8:30 a. m at !he Rodriguez , currenUy lhe, No. Baptist Church and the Flnt \~fount Monah Church 1n Mtd- eon tender. will f1ght Garland United Presbyterian Churcb. dleport The breakfast is being (Ripl Randall in a 16-round lThe annual Good Friday ser"ponsored by the Guild and the 1 bnu t at the Curtis Htxon Con- !vice will be held Friday evenlng t 1 18 from 7:30 Children' s Hand ol the church. vention Center April 21. - s~!"ll shoe fashiono that belOJlll in tvel'J litiJe gll'l s and hoy's wardrobe. Girll' drels paeat •traps 10 black or white. Sizea 8\li to 3, Lltlll OOYS' oxfords and slipons io black. Si.1ft; 9 to 3. A fine selection • ..,...,...,."'!!!'!....,,.,._1!!!!!!'!!!!!!•11!!11!1!!1•!!1!!!!!1!!!_1!1!!1_..,,.,.___!!1!!~ • • f LADIES' DRESS HERS Hi, Medium .... * ""'hill .,,1M 1at Heath Methodist Church with (Half or Whole) ROUSH'S SHOE STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0 • CALA HAMS Plenty of Old Smoke House EA.STER HAMS have~ a fashl()nable .RIDR OIL COMPANY •• OWatd 111d 0pel'ltled Yoll.'D Lille Our Service Pl!eNI W'f ..2111 , POMEROY, o. BOIU lb. D. D. OLD SMOKE HOUSE SLICED L B s to 9 _ __ lllordi'UIIllbttor for llr 4 plya ot lup!lr ltrlltfllh IQ'illt for 1111111110011ptDYcUon -llllllliolrlld • llr O.tllllllfllt!IUniiii<Td P~~Wr••"" ' . I 11111'-1111111 IIJ-minl'"' o1 miles ..... lllfQwl4• ....,...... For Your Easter Dinner! $4·" « Low Heels. SIHI 4 * SMOKED - - -- 6.00•13 TUBE LEst BLACK LASTING SYMBOL QF I ~m cholrm~n .. ·- - - - - -- - --- FOREMAN .09 & ABBOTT March on, in In Easter parade of fashions _this yeer . . . the finest styling, the -~~ look, In the best of taste, end It's all yours, right here! Y£~/. .. Dresses -- Junior 7-15, MIIIH 10.20, HoN Shes 141Ao-H'II because .•• READY TO COLOR FOR THE EAS TER BUNNY ' Easterl Petito 5-11 DOGS ALLOWED ••• The popular resealable label makes the loaf so easy to open ••• so simple to close. Spring Coats • Good Selection of ltyl 01 one Colora This Is 100% Nylon Carpet , •• ~p5.$22·95 ladies Dusters -• $2·9'.$3.98 liuo 10.20 lt'e TNO- ll'bather It be dOjll (includiDc fPIIIId driW. buJahoopent, HOMOGENIZED GRADE 'A' LOW PRICE GAL 118rYOUI puppieo), mudcl,y ahoea, LADIES small ote.......U.... or elopiwUo, I* . . . - ., d!Atmwe tD tGufh, dream-tAl-clean 1~ ~Jon~IW •1111' that -this rugged, beat eot, cut pila uyloa twist ia ,.,..,..,...., tor c filii ,..ani re. rubber-locked tuftlll8 can't mat, lllllliM I drt :t alllqr frMI Ia moth proo' Rain Coats--- $14·95.$19·95 -"~- ~ Good loloctl.., .. _.,., ...,. Every slice is baked with PG-7n®, the all-liquid vegetable shortenln1 hlsh In pOly-unsaturates. Suits . -- Wools 1nd Knits HOLSUM WHITE lvs. c Hats---- • sp•-S2·98 $2.91 Phil Maid Slips "' -- INTRODUCTORY OFFER! FROM McCOY'S DAIRY c COTTAGE CHEESE ~!~· GLOVES Plenty of Candy PUR.SES It's the economy loaf with ~7 .5% more bread, atill JOW biclllilt Mid ..,.,. , hteul, Cetf, Strew !'::.~"' and Colora Fresh Fruit$ '' I .SIMON'S MA,KET OPEN EVENINGS TILL 1 PM - SATURDAY TIL 9 PM .1. MAIN ST. WY 2·3975 POMEROY \ ' . 'I ., Public demand makes Heiner's first choice ... • ' ' ' • ··~ r ltv • ' ....00~'2·91 Set off your new Iuter ouUlt WUb tilt ~ feet &CCI~S$0~')' . . . al pretty pvea. $1-00 ~ pet- 'l" �. . ...... r ,. .. \ • IIA•u - t1atvo1 Ju<· ue p. m.; 11. H. llolworlh u down 13, f:45 a. m.; Jolm down Meldahl 5:10 p. m.; L. lassified Ads-Your Modern Community Bulletin Boa~~. _ ..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Apr 15 1965 ' WANT AD INFORMATION For Rent .,I FURNISHED apartment, IL suit able £or two girls or couple 130 Mulberry . Call WY U615 4 14 • For Sale 20 WEEK H&N LEGHORN tfc PULLETS ,ot 'v.n• I RA ·rt:a FURNISHED apartment, .\d Scn1• • cuu "'" •01'!1 r>O. Ul...rt'lMln1mu111 Cbar•• eo eel!~ W'f)"' cent. u., nu- .._. 1:1 !I'd' ·-u~, ~aaert~ou. llfl De• een• 01-uru 00 ..,.so .a. ...II c~~·~ .-1~~4 -r OBmJAB..lD 11 .11 for !10 ram. . rooms and bil lh ' I 3 SO. 4 3 bed- room house, 1126 E. Main St ' Pomeroy . Phone Harry Ba i :I ley, WY 2-3408. 4 14 6tc ' -- - IDIWq &aeb ad41ttol'l&J •onl loO lsi FLOOR FURNISHEJ?, I bedroom efficiency apartment I on'JC"..t aouu ..... A.. II te 1.00 P. M 0.U:. Middleport. WY 2-3874 .. nuta:r_..JO A II ~ 11100 00011 rT"' so bsY 3 31 tic I .o"' ., 1'u I£5UL1 PLAI~ A ' PRODlJ(!INO ""'"" "" WY 2-2156 PHONE AVAILABLE ON: eMAY 17th eJUNE 14th eJUNE 28th Reel Estate For Sale FOR SALE: at Dorea s,-- mod- HOUSE paiDt!Dg, llllldelad ern seven room borne, t bed- out. Roof palntlni ancl repair, t-llloi.Ztp rooms, 2 with wan - to • wall Phone VI 3.1100. carpeting. Large plan eled Uv- CUf!'TOM butellerJDc aDd CUIing room with flreplace. full Illig Pbll Meleo;. Pboue WY basement and Ia UDdry room. WlilO. 1J t Ito Gas heat and air condltloning. Storm doors and wind- EXPEI!IENCED tlressmakiDi and alterationa. Phone WY 2ows. l lf• acre lot. Call after 2278. s 11 SOle 3 p. m. WI !1-2103. 4 14 l2tc AIR CONDmONING - fWrigerallon service. Jack't Refrtr· ,FOR SALE - One 4 • room eration, New Raven, Phone house with bath and garage TU 2-3537. 4 I tfc on one acre lot. on Dead Man's Curve. Phone WY 2-ir---------==== EXPERIENCED 3003. , 14 6tp FOR SALE- Investment oro~ll AUTOMOBILE I erty in Pomeroy, oh·10 • 6 large rooms and bat h, bas~ ment and gas furnace . Would convert to double rental. OnAND ly $4200.00. Reasonable down pilyment. Monthly payments . Phone WY 2-6800. 4 14 6tc MODERN POULTRY Box No. 188 Phone LY 2-9081 Athens, 0. ' Shop Us Now For Th• BEST Buyll 1961 Greenbrier 9 Passenger Wagon Good tireo, red !lnllh, one owner. ndto ood heotor. $1195 '1295 BULLDOZER WORK, eqUipped with winch. Big or smaU job. can daytimeo W1 9-3151. evens, WI !1-3089, Gene Bill' nett, Racine, Ohio. 6tc ~ HARLIE SCOTI is no longer mowing yards. Call WY 2<i103 for your new man . Also, can 1963 Corvalr Monza Cpe. 110 h.p. enl!lao. 4 oa tho floor, low ml~ap, lot blact finish, sPOtfess clean vinyl interior, bucket aeata, aood W. W. tires, radio and beater. $1699 1962 Chevrolet Biscayne 2-Door 1495 CampletaSat ... crtlt _ Write, - ... • CC:o.el. .' "- C. BRADFORD w, :ph 1962 Ford 4-Door Station Wagon V8 engine. Automatle traDI. P.S. Beige f!Dllh with red vinyl interior, good tires, neecb 10tne body wort. =• =.,.. 1 Raver news 8 I thc:aD WY Wll71 0., • N111J1 '. * 1963 Corvalr Panel -~ j J 1960 Chevrolet~ Ton Pickup_ $999 '· lldno out good. 1960 Ford ~ Ton Pickup $999 8\i' •ide body, euod tires. Solid eab, 6 eyl. eeonomy motor, heater. S(lceial. 1958 Chevrolet 2 Ton H. Duty_ $999 800x2D rear tiru, heater, 10 ft. dump 1 'I 11.11trtwo Ill. JJIIInll Locally OWDed, good tlret, bei1e finish, beater, llide doors. Discount Prt.te. V8 engine, body. ·--<11 ... ,.. !i;1 .. ... .,..... "'o loll' $1599 e eyl. =•' = TRUCK SPE€1/lLS 6\i' body, solid eab, heeler, Di.Jtoont Price. II.=- g;:_., Special $899 8e1n!r Mec+fMe I I ·=....__ «J.CI •• Gl,fllllw ... .._a.o, 'w DAILY t!Rirl'IJ Q110H _ z 'w . . . ._ w.k IN ............... ll. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 ... 11r0:."::::~IICMdtllr' II' 'II--~ A 1oUoPIIIII tile " lllo • a.. IItten, • liach 4~y tht' : : " of,........ .,. Ill lla.t& !:a *' ...,... 114i1Mr•::-=.. 1ts &Qua llt..I.11A . . 'IrK- SllLE •• SALE •• SllLEt • loSIIIWJIWJf IW11411K Y!l •z:z&ll .. lf' &111[4 .......... . Priced For Sevings TODAYl 1958 Chevrolet V-8 4 dr. -...::-- z. ::-rocldl.... 8 cyl. engine, PowerrUde trona. Good whitewall lln:s. ndio and beater, beautiful red finish with dean Interior. AUC.TIUNt;Ell mow a few more yards for $1.00 per hour. 4 14 3tp 1962 Rambler Ambassador Custom Brake Service Pomeroy, O. I 0 A LY Wheel Ahqnment WY 2-2143 .. THI KOIA.ft COUH . . Mllll COUNTY...... ~ ""' CHAILII H, OIIH~ Afilllhdlt....., IIIII . C, Station Waeon. VB encine, automatic tra1u. Power steering, clean interior. Blue JinJ1h. Low mileage bJ one local owner. Radio and heater. BlaeHnars NANTED to lease or rent, com ground. Leo Morris, Ph . our OK Lotti- 01 ~~· ·-~ Setllhiaror lip r.t•I4UII , ..., SPOrll "'It, U11 14, 2:1t ,p._ m.; PbiJ. 1101'> 0w. F. down,, .. MeldUI, ~ ~~:;'!.,!up u, t :lll p. • -• 11... J:35 p.m.; VAII'tliM If 1\Cfl/O up 16, I;10 .. J!l,; Olio dahl lql p. Ill. down 11, 1:11 a. m.; Olrll Ga~ ,..- _ 1'1tM _ Jr., ~own l7, 101~ p. m.; Sl, down 7J2i p, m.; lnc;jl up tO ; IY ftiCI DU IIIIO'IJ ~ ~ It 11M ea~ of Mary 8 up 17 • 2:!5 •- m. ; Pel' p, mm.: Jtffhoal 4own lUO a. ~~~ Prne '-!eqatlcluJ AIIC-TV'I ''12 O'Clod Hlah,'' Dow..y up IT, ' I. m.; m.; lloiVtY up )110 a. m,; IIOI,LYWOOD (UPI) - The World War n Air Foree ..,.,... City dOWII It, . ,••. III.J Fralll<lin Pler.ct doWll uo I the~tre ol the absurd 11 lntOD- Again, whether or not one oar-. BW!ktye &tata lljl Ill, 1:40 a.m. I Wflltm up f ;;!O a. , lioneL Ttlnilion ol 1M allcurd much IQt 11M tbow is Irrelevant GhrJAty up lit, 1:2; •· m. ; Naw illilllll Woad.l u~ II not In other word4, w~at to tht raUonalt "l!mployed tn do".n Ill, , ,.. a. m., ,p, m.: 'l'llelllll Mil WtntelevlsJOn really needs 11 IOillf maltillf elllngtl lor next sea. up 21, 1.11 a. Ill. ; Steel field t :21) p. m.; lha•· WH E:N 'I5 ereatiYe absurdity-say, lor ln. son, when "II O'Clock down :2, 1:~ • · m.; l!<l• :tr, Jr,, cluwP Willfield ,UNT LOW E~ll' tlanee, a be1uty pageant lor will return. Robtrt ldnstng up II, 6•10 P· m.; Jtf. 'Lucy JIM Luc;u up :OM IN ' 8 .£\0( ''Miu Divorcte Al!lerlca" to go eompelo"t alld adult ador ' doWJII3, 1•10, P·lll.l Qlm· jll :at! p, m.1 IIIIIVtr up ' ROM ~WIN FORK<; 1 with the olhtr lbllll'd eontwts, has galntd a conolderable Col. r down 23 • l: l5 P-111-J o.ltll-lield 12:45 a, m.; llll!WIIl end tookeep up with the times. towinC, will be replaced as down II, ~ . to I. m.; Alton llrpce up Wlnll•ld ~::10 a. m.J Wl>at I am lrylnl to 117, sllr, and her• tre tome o! the ., a!rkjupdll, UO 1 • 111.: Wal.,. H•l•n down Wlnfltkl 4:46 rlendl, l1 lhal tejevl1ion'• seri- factors: ...c or up Oretnup I I m,: .m.; Jel'l')' B01worlh down ous ~pproacb to lll dilly entet- 'l'llo Clo1natl Bwhiu The tOih ~:~~~~G~p~rHdnup 8 1, QI.J'fi•ld i •· m.1 liemet cluwn lalnment ldlodtt llllkes It annlvenary of tha dtiath of AI. • m own Mtldabl,fteld f :lv I, m. oeem ·certain that if there ..,, bert Einsttin il <:~>mmtmorateoj alter all, civilizations on those on NBC-1'V'o "Sunday" pro. J othv planett, they are bound gram lhia weekend . . . •·cas to .bt IUptrior, Enmplt: RtJWrts" lo planning 1 broad. 1. NBQ.TV'I "Mr. Nova/<" . . 0111 about tht Ku J(lul Klan IIIII• rles, about ' leacher, Is boli!J lor latt May or early June. . • f, ,.,......,. e&nctljjd. Wbethtr or not one Tim Conway, the taltnted comI. ~ar-N Ill~ for tht thow Is lr- lc actor who porlr~ys a bum. ..~ reievoqtlo 1 llillement the net- bUng lll$ign <Ill ABC-TV's ' 'Me. le. ~Lruo1,; work .Ia reported to have issued Hale's Navy" series, has been wlftd 11 to ,lome llate edU<atlon associ- •iantd to 1 millioP-doUar aix· ' ~,. ationo thllt contacted NBC-TV movie deal at Universal. ' IJ.IIIPIIb about the matter. According to , lA. ~ ''The 1\tport Card;'' • ll<l\VIpaper publllhed monlilly by the bl811ket: Ol!lo Education '4•"""1ation, • 1o. ,A.m, r.art ol lht ot~tement B8ld : ''ll"r !'jew• tid The proar•m development Gaugt readl•l• - GalliPil•lit l · ~· II • COIIIInulng - Dam 18.1, H.e, rusnlng \16 feet a 'l'llllliu ~I mlalon of our pr.: on rollers, Pemtroy • Muon national l"'lllll" .anabl" the network '11.70, Pt. Pltannt 27.72, HiD• 21. "to lhttt the developing last., ton 2.75_ lalllng, Kanawha Fall1 ~ 0• ~lit' fUditP<eo." Sound, beau- Utlalhnl, ClutriHton, ll.~t 28. IIJoro·dt llful, Jut hold! What about falling. London dam wao run. Uono lhto "davtloplng tastes"? nln1 .4 C..t. Marmet Sli feet 26. ~"i:: •• fitl/-o Wln!Jtld dJm 7 fHt. Boat MovemeJ!II: tr, ~ .rttMIIttftlflAMM.'p'" I Notice 4 14 • ' ~~~- SH 2-4648. Pllcts art DOWN ,e 'evl':sl·on ,-Revue "··· ..f fi $249 Std. trans. K -Ill• .&CIWKI~ ···-··~~······ 1957 Olds 88 H,T1 Coupe _ _ _ $169 - Auto. traDI. 1957 Chev. St. Wegon - - - - $295 i cyl., old. trano. 1956 Chev, 'tl 2 door - - - - $195 1954 Buick H.T. Coupe Legel Notice L18AL NOTICI $99 POMEROY MOTOR CO. YDUR CHEVY DEALER OPEN. EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO ' @) Laurel Oiff Society ·Notes 11: II 11:30 11:45 12:10 12:20 1'=26 Musical lnterludt Republlcaa Leglolature Walter Moeller Loell I< Ohio Now1 ll!vallll Bulletin Board New..o.Gramo lNO Garden Club Saturday MallnM Alternate lalurday1 1:16 News l!qt ~:00 Saturdoy MatlnM 2:U Nowa Ileal S:OO 1:11 f:OO 4: Ill Saturday MaUIIN Ntwo Beet Diaclns With Doll Top Ten RIYuo ~:00 Saturday Newo Report 5: II Dlnnar Musioalt 6:111 Collllllunity Gholrl 7:10 Oft Tht Air ......,. T:lt 811ft On 1:00 The Singinc PNJchotr 1:15 Ntw• illport 8: H Chur~ vi Cbrill 8:00 MUI!k:ll lllle!'ludt Firllt BJPiili CIJqroJI lJ :10 !1lildrt0'1 CIJapt/ 11:~ Sunday Nell'l lll*lU 10:11) 11:011 Ntwl lllport U' 15 Episcopal Church I '00 Church of Gild 1:10 0eope1 ean NO 014 J'Dii• Jro~~t 1:00 9110 Ilk Par-. t:M News llfadjlnet I,. 990 Jill PtNdt i:lll Newa f:lll 990 Hit Parada UD Ntwt JleUilno 4:11 ltll Hit ParadJ 4:ft N!IWI 1:111 Oty Commissioner llep, 1:11 M Hit Parade ......---~!!!~L-:...:...:....!!l:!~~~~~!.-!!.''• 011 12 29 uc The Air I<ID, DO '<IOU HAI'I A Fl.A!iHU<MtTi' r;::W'vEA~I-1 �• • ' ~ RKVICIC • '·' .. , .._, Founders' Day Dinner Planned On April 29th 10-~a11~ sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o, Apr. 15, 1965 :r.'•':':':. =:--"::' Elza Gilmore is Named President Of Pomeroy Elementary School PTA Chureb. lbt Racine '•· . Around And _About Mtddleporf - • ELBERFELDS wee~c Mainly Abaul People In Pomeroy Shop Tomorrow .net Every D•y from 9 AM to Plans were ma~e to bold the 5 PM-and on Soturdoy from 9 AM to 9 PM-S.Ied Miss Beverly Perrin open! annual Founders Day dinner Miss Mary HlU, Mlelllael\1 tha ENter Clothao you need •nd the •••-'!1.. you Wednesday evening in Colum- AprU 29 at the Ohio Unlvers~ Jones and friend , Jameo Hel- wont for younelf lnd ..ery mtmbor of yot~r f•mlly, Metllodist Elza Gilmore, Jr., wao elect- McKnight, recording secretary; t="----;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"il.~ as president lor the coming iMrs. Martin McAngw, correswhen Je Pomeroy Ele- ponding secretary; and Mrs. I . mentary PTA met Monday Guy RusseU, treasurer. bus on business Inn m Athens when the 01>10 ser of Columbus •petit the week· I at the .ehool. I Elected as delegates to Coun· Mrs. Wayne Glbbons has re- Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma end wltb Mr. and Mrs. E. J. , The meeting in cnarge of ty Council were ~s.. Marvm turned from Bucyrus where she Phi Sorority met Tuesday even- Hill, Flatwoods. ,Mrs. Eugene Triplett~ first vice ,Burt, Mrs. James O ·Bnen, Mrs. was the guest of her latber , mg at the Columbia Gas office Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Nease TONIGHT president. opened 'With the George Nesselroad, Mrs. John Mr J E C nd . ter m Middleport. and family of Nease SetUeNOT OPEN 8 pledge to the flag and the . William Blaettnar and Mrs. M~s Ruth SIS • The Rttual of the Jewels wu ment •pent Sunday afternoon I Souslby. Alternates elect· Mr and Mrs Char1es B'mg conferred iliioAY ond SATURDAY •1 Lord's p,·aver - in unison · It was James d . 'th Ml on Sh Arlene 1 N McDaniels w1'th her parenIs, Mr. and Nrs · Aprlt 16-17 1voted 10 purchase trophies for 1e were Mrs. Donley Re1bel, · · . .. . WI ss ar ee euman conJ Hill I "LADY IN A CAGE" ' d .I d to Mrs. Charles Werry Mrs Max of Cleveland, are VISiting With ducting the ceremony. The E. . . . patrol boys an g1r s an • · her mother Mrs J K Smith I , . . Mrs Paul Hill and children 1 oU'v ia deHa\o'\lland, Ann So- treat them lo a movie. It was 1Fo!rner, Mrs . Kenneth Braun I • . · · · Founders Day dmner Wlll t. · the' h Indlatbellt. R.afaE'l Ca mpos. WAR I Leo Crew and Mrs Paul Chapman land other relatives. gin at & ·30 p m and members returned to 11' ome, N'ING: DO NOT SF.E 1 T a \su vott"'J to g1ve • · · Mr M E · · · I' lnd toda fter 8 visit with · and rs. ~awrence · planning to attend must send ' ~po 18 • • y, a ALONE! Trapped in a n eh.•· sa.fet v cha 1rman, a gift certifi. l A skit was presentt\d vator Defenst"less, l3rutal· Th I rth ad won the 'Mrs. John William Blaeltnar as Reed and son, Eddie, of Colum- Jhelr dollar to Mrs. Ke i tb 91th her parento, Mr. and Mrs. ized! What happens is not ca~~~-ndan~e o:ann:: e :teacher ; Mrs. James O'Brien, bus, visited recently with Mr. Riggs by Friday, April 16. Hiram Slawt~r and Mr. and ror the WEAL. it is. perhaps. IMrs. Leon McKnight, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Reed and Friday, April 16, the 90rorlty Mrs. E. J . Hill. not ev~n for the strong! A report was given on the and Mrs Joseph Struble Mrs Mr. and Mrs. James Reed and lmembers will meet 8t the Co- Tommy HID, son of Mr. and "GO~D FOR THE CAESARS" (Technicolor) -erenl _record bop " · the Jumor Roy Mayer, Leo Crew,' Rich: family. ilumbus and Southern Ohio Elec- Mrs. Paul Hlll, Jndlanapolla, Jeffrey Hunter, Ron Rand ell, H1gh school audltonu;n. ~'· 1 ard Rupe and Kermit Walton Mrs. Guy Reyonolds has re- :tric Company to color Easter Ind. fell off 8 pony Wednesd~y Myltbe Demungeut. ~rew discussed bJcyc e ~a~:· , mischievous pupils; Mrs. Lloyd turned to her teaching duties Ieggs to be sold by the Jvoup. afternoon at the home of his rhe re port of the no~ma~r: IWright, an irritated visiting par- at the Middleport Kindergarten Members who. come. during the grandparents, Mr. ~d Mrs. E. SUNDAY. MONDAY , TUES. April 18-19·20 comm!tlee glV:n ~ alii: ent; and . Mrs. c. E. Clark, a Classes alter bemg absent for dl!!erent work shills should J. Hill _breaking his left arm . .I ERR Y LEWIS Dw 1~ht Cui urns an Mot r Elza 'PTA representative. : several days with an eye in- bring ghtter, glue and dye. DeMrs. Roy Jones. and Mrs. "DISORDERLY ORDERLY" cers elect3d w~re t ~s. ._J Refreshments were served by ' fectioo . Mrs. Asa Jordon sub- cora led eggs may be purchased Dorothy Schwab v~sited Wed(T£>chnieo1orl from any member. The sor- nesday afternoon Wltb Mr. and J erry Lewis, Su san Oliver. IGilmore , . ~· lr~ ~~~ ~~resl . . the second grade mothers with sti~uted during her absence. Glenda fo'a rrell ~ent. M_rs. ,e~~ n~u ~~ e ~ Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Jr., Mrs. Mrs. William Reyholds was ority also agreed to be In Mrs. E. J. Hill. Colorcartoons Lond V t( e preside ' · . ·Robert Couch, Mrs. George , called to Lansing, Mich. where charge of decorations for the Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gotthardt Nesselroad and Mrs. James 'her daughter, Mrs. Shelby King dinner being given in Pomeroy and son, Bruce of Columbus, Wisecup in eharge. : is hospitalized at Sparrow Has- when Congressman Moehler will will arrive this evening, for a pital in Lansing, Room 404. She be present. weekend visit with her mother, I ,1, has undergone shoulder surgery The cultural program on Mrs. W. A. Morgan. ISS Or and is recuperating slowly. 'Literature" was given by Su· Mrs. Cli!ford Leifheit of Rock Miss Ellen Dutton has re- sie Grueser. Refreshments were Springs Road and Mr. and Mrs. I turned to Dennison University served by Mrs. Dan Meadows E. M. Burton of Middleport after spending the •pring vaca- ·and the. aocial committee. were. Wednesday business visi'. M' M h M R 1 tion with her parents, Mr. and I Attendmg were Mrs. Paul tors m Athens. ISS ars a oran o1 a- ' Du Amberger Mrs Ray Baity ----cine was named recipient of : Mrs. Da 1e tton. ' . ' •.._ . . I Mr and Mrs Everett Davis Mrs. Paul Chapman, Mrs. lhe Nursmg Scholarship given d . M . . . Frank Eschleman Mrs D a v e 01.T ....\ . · , an Mrs. Nan oore are v1s1t• · TT by the M1.ddl eport Busmess and . . . . .. h v . h Hindy, Mrs. Carl Horky, Mrs. · Professional Women's Club at ~~g_ '"b ';:;;mla~~~ 'd avt'~. Richard Hovatter, Mrs Edthe April meeting held Tues- . e~r r er' · au e as ward Moore, Miss Beve;ly Pert , •• makes relaxing the day evening. The. dinner was ' mgcon. rin, Mrs. Richard Rawlings, pleasure it should bo I held at the Martin RestaurMrs. Keith Riggs, Mrs. Thomas An organ prelude, "The Old ant w11h the meetmg followmg Smith, Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. · Rugged Cross," by Mrs. Lewis in the C & S. Ohio Electric Alvin Spears, Mrs. Larry Wiley, ! Grueser and prayer by Mrs. soc1al room. Mrs. James Wisecup and Mrs. I Amos Leonard opened the meet· 'vJ Mrs. John We~ner. president, A. R. Knight, advisor. ing of the wscs of the Rock only opened the meetmg. Mrs. R. R. Springs Methodist Church on Pickens, Scholarship ehairman, The Pomeroy Congreg~tion of Tuesday afternoon at the church. I announced that Marsha Moran Jehovah 's Wttnesses w!ll JOin 1 Mrs. w. A. Morgan, presiwas awarded ~he nursing schol- approximately 700 others of dent, was in charge. Communiarshtp. their fatth at Chillicothe on • cations were read from district New officers were elected May .7 • .9 !or the !ir.st o!.two TttUS officers. A report was given on I and include, president, Mrs. ctrcwt B1~le semt.nars sch.~ dul- A review or the book, ''The the d1stnct meetmg in . Gallli- ;1 Grace Pratt ; vi~e president, ed for. th1s: area m 1.~ · . King's orchard," by Agnes s. polis and also on the plcture. waihabl• Mrs. Charles Lew1s ; treasure~, . Curt1ss Leg~o, prestdmg mm- Turnbull, was given by Mrs. "Christ Is Risen," purchased Sharon Roush. A secretary Will 1ster here, said persons repre- James Titus when the Middle· by the Scciety for the church. foam .. cushioned 1ole be named .at a l~te1 dnte. These I senting as. many as 1_7 Sout.h- port Literary Club met WednesElection of officers was held , officers wt.ll be .mstalled at the 1eatern Ohm congregatu,~s Wlll 1day afternoon at the home of with all ofricers re-elected in- ' May meet~ng WJ.th Mr:. Edgar 1 de.legates. The public also .Mrs. Robert Coats. Mrs. Titus eluding Mrs. W. A._ Morgan, , Reynolds , mstal\mg ofh.cer. IS inv1ted. noted facts about the author I president; Mrs. LewiS GruesThe program was g1ven by The three - day program be-1 of other books written by er, vice president; Mrs. ClifMrs. Ed1th Forrest, member- gins Fnday evenmg, May 7, mcludmg "The Bishop's ford Leifheit, secretary; and sh t~ .l'.ha~rman, and depleted with .two one .. hour sessions, j " I Mrs. Amos Leonard, treasurer. 1re IDII!alion of new members the firs! featuring a panel of The author tells the story of Plans were diBCUSSed for pay, mto the club. Takmg part were speakers each with a brief . of the pioneers who settled ing tbe Society'a sbare on the Mrs. John Werner , Grace Bible sermon, and the second JO P1ttsburgh (known then as furnishing of Camp Asbury kitPratt, Janet Korn and Mrs. Ed- including a number of stage Pitt) where he became fa- chen. 1 i~;;:::;;:;:;;;;;;;;:il dramatizations of points on eF· and wealthy as a result "It Is My Son," was the Try it on for slgtls whf.ntver ttle occasion calls for com. IJ fective public Bible teaching. his manufacture of glass. He topic of the devotions by Mrs. 1 fort . .. dilcover the sole-satisfying bliu of its foom r~ I Sessions continue most 0 I Captain O'Hara, an Irish Lewis Grueser and of the pr~ l cushion! Elastic: bound frothy white terry splashed with ~~ . W the day Saturday, highlighted in who came lo Ameri- gram by Mrs. Leonard aasisted ! happy~little ·flowers, keeps its garden fresh beauty wash1 the afternoon by a public water and traded With the Indians. Mrs. Will Grueaer, Mrs. ' Ing after washing. Blue or pink. Women's sizes : S (4-.5 11 I, FRt.-SAT.-SUN. baptism ceremony for served dunng the Revoluand Mrs. Leifheit. A M 16-7\'>1. L18·9Y21. Aprit16, 17 & 18 ordained Witness ministers. wa~ and finally took his poem, ''An Easter Hymn," by '7 FACES OF DR. LAO" assembly will reach its climax . Pittsburgh where they Mrs. Morgan, and the Lord's at 3 p. m. Sunday when P. R. lD the Seet!on known as Prayer in unison, closed tbe With Tony Randall Ruggles, district supervisor of Orchard which later bemeeting. and Arthur O'Connell congregations in Ohio and lndia part of the ~olden tr1----(Technicolor) ana, delivers !he main public of the great City of the - anddiscourse, ''The Moral Break" A YANK IN VIET-NAM" MIDDLEPORT, 0. Marshall Thompson down - What Can Be Done A· The meeting was opened with •~.,...,.....,..,...,.,...,......,-..,..---...,.,..-_,_,.,.d,;,.,.,.,.,..,..,.,.,=' i' bout II?" The theme of club collect led by Mrs. "' Chillicothe Assembly is "Will- Euler Euler, :•!dent. Mrs. ingly Fulfill Your Ministry." annive~~~~ the on the lOOth The April meeting of the President Abraham of the United ~;U::II SERVICES USTED and read an accOIHlt of It taken was •held Tuesday Sutton Methodist Church a newspaper story. at the church. Sunrise Services, with breakfast Members answered roll call Harry P. Smith the church starting at 7 a. giving a pioneer or family conducted the The eight foot cross will be of early America. ing in the absence of Mrs. V.D. of the serv~cea. There included Mrs. W a 1t e r Edwards, president, who wu ill. . Hayes, Mrs. E. 0. Rail, and "A Portrait of ChriBt" w a • P~rtland Methodist Church: Mrs. Heckman, sister of Mrs. the topic of the devotions by ISunri:~e serv1ce at 6 .a.m. George Lasher. Mrs. c 0 8 1 5 Mrs. Smith and of the program regular Worship service Sunday served candies sent by Mrs. by Mrs. Robert Warner who evenmg at 7:30 p. m. Harold Sauer, who was unable was assisted by Mrs. Glen DUI Morse Chapel and to be hostess. The next meet- and Mrs. Everett Thomas. A ing will be held at the home of pledge service was conducted are requested to be at one the above Services oo Mrs. Dale Dutton. by Mrs. Warner, followlna the Sunday. ANNOUNCESERVICE program. · The Bradford Church Durmg the busmess session, FREE BABY CHICK Christ will h0 ld ,__ were dlscusaed lor the . a sunr... meeting with Lydia Circle Fri. • sot. April 16 & 17th v1ce Easter Sunday morning May, which will be 1 h 8 With 8 Gollons of Goo 6 a.m .. The theme of the M0 tber • daughter U ct dinCertifi..t Gas Station Will be entitled "The po u w. Main 51• 1\sltrre:ctio•n and Whai 11 ~rio\!"::':of;!C::., members of the Society AUTOMATIC IELL nMEI who are ill. Plans were made a.llrincpm.-dCif-. for a 90up sale, the date lo be fg 110Md firM peAod .. aonounced and tbe proceedl lo be used to pay the Society'• SAftJY WRINGER share on furnishing of kltchon Prices Candies Of All Kinds At Low at Camp Asbury, near R I o Grande. AMERICAN MADE A salad course was served by e PLUSH BUNNIES _ _ _ 98c to $2.98 Mrs. C. Melvin Alkire and Mta. W. 0. Barnitz from an altr~ eiNFLA TED TOYS FOR EASTER 89c live table with white cover and o DEEP PIIWER RINSE outoma11tatly provldos wiJOrous fresh water circulttioG tor mort decorated with arranaemenlt or lfficient deerfijown rinsin& spring flowers and an East.er AMERICAN MADE • fAMOUS NORGE TRIPLE ACTttltl egg tree. Favors WOI'8 chocolate flexes, turns 1nd tumbkls each pfeee tl eMADE UP BASKETS-- 98c to $2.98 Easter egg•. · dothlng with th010Ugh u., doWI Md .IG$ THEATRE I lll&ltl. - • • .. • ,. etk!er 111" till lniC, lew .., IIOilly .....,. e • = · enttne .------- Your. FIVE OJJ1}Jjjl 1 " ...... Plrdll I I IIi;; ' Comple~ c:::: I ' WUifiRM . aNlJ . " 1 I . The prettiest compl• ment for your new Eel· 1 t"' ter suit 1• one o~ these fashion-wise blouse•, Change the b1Quse __ _ make a new outfit. 1 WORLD 9 For 80 0 Sewer aid M• Moran Racine Wins Scholarship '\' I All ou,·cers Rock Springs G R 1 d roup ee eC e I Local Witnesses Wt".ll Travel to Chiflicothe 2 You'll want several pairs of ny· loons for your Easter outfit. Choose seamless ones or full fashioned ones from the large •election on Elberfelds 1st floor. All Sizes 8¥.. to 11 and in short, regular and long lengths. 1 Kings Orcha d Book Rev·iewed By Mrs. I 1 l?e I I I I' I ifutl!liT:l [') i THE SHOE BOX e -..- EASTER HEADQUARTERS ....... lf'Ot.IDd motion Visit the busy lingerie department on the 1st floor and ge.. ltct the Slips you need - cottons - nylons - daeron and cotton blends. In all sizes 32 to SO and in ahort, regular and tall. Tailored and lace trimmed styles. N.attoitally known brands such aa &gers, Phil M:aid, Warners, lndera. LOW AS ePAPER NAPKINS .95 BOYS TROUSERS Wt.sh 'n wear trousen for boYI lD ~tze1 6 to 18. Solid colors dark plaids. Beltle88 Cootineotal styles worn without a boll and full tapered Iega - or Ivy model tbat hal bell loopo - and iJ cuffed. Necktlet for Him Atmutnew oeleetlon of ready tied Ilea and four in hand ties in tbo pop;ular narrow o!>ape. Hundreds of tiet in tbe •IeclioD. Solid' colors --raJ. and neal PllternL You'll INGELS FURNITURE e PLASTIC BUNNY PUU TOY - - - 89c Middleport 15c - 29c RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN OPEN SATURDAY TIL.' MIDDLEPORT, QJ . Christians Mourning Crucifixi 29c- 35c eNOVELTY EASTER CANDIES 10c- 25c e EASTER GRASS WY 2·2635 BOYS SHIRTS Short aleeves. Slzeo 6 to 18, Solid colors - atrlpes - plalds-ehecks. A fine 1roup of otytea !or Sprlne and Summer Wear. eRIT and PAAS EGG COLORING KITS • 9 LB. WASH LOAD CAPACIIT • IIEAYY DUlY V. H.P. MOTOR Op41n Fri. & S1t. Nights lingerie Portrait of Christ is Topic Of Devotions at;; ~ lacyk lovely PM ~ Ualted Preso latenotlona! MilUons of CltrisUans mourned Cltrist's crucifixion In sol· etim GOtid' Friday semce• toda)l .11111 Jirepared for the fu1 ·~ <e,lebraflon cl , res~ ion. f!l ' ., .. ...... ~ � 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 15, 1965 chapman snediker wyatt