https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d065d934911253822da0988d6682aa9d.pdf 528f654c630f7d6dd073625d33c7b284 PDF Text Text • • ' ~ 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 ' ., .. ...... ~ �.. .I I Mi~sissippi tlllhod Prnt IJtlenlltloul twtnc a Swirls Toward Crest dike and ~re out of their ' ST PAUL, Minn. (UPIJ - ~wolleo -· eoe per..,. boQies. Wion Leaves Martins Ji'erty for Pir~due Staff iC;iU~~~"L;k; "- ~lf::ftl = ~~~~ cltlel had ~ozena of llld""" lrteo cl<lled bf oodllls- in Sl ed levees washed oul areas in neJihbormg Mtnneapo- on top of a wa t ~!·= In St. ' Paul a n d Us, the state's largest city. Both Paul and underground wa er twirled loward a record crest of Z7 loel, J.S feet above nor· • l T 10 m;\;e :r~~::~:;lsland Reason in acra ~ssues • • Governor Asked bIV D lXIe J afld Mmneapohs were m a state Easter Eggs are prepared Welob Mn. evidenu:::. in the northeast part of the f~r~.~ moderates to speak Slate. •OUt Illinois Gov. Otto Kerner 1 · . c8lled out Natioll8l Guardsmen But racial demonstrallOIII 10 patrol levees along the Mls- ;went on as usual. At Monljjomsissippi between Oquawka and ery, Ala., pollee arrested 2S Gulfport. The Quad Cit1es area ,demonstrators who picketed . -comprising Moline and Rock ,downtown variety stor~ Wllh Island. Ill., and Davenport and signs demanding better JObs Bettendorf, Iowa - braced for Negroes. the worst flooding of the cen- The plea for tury emotion." was made by lo~a officials planned an em· ana Gov. John J. McKeitbell crgency flood meeting today. a speech at Bogalusa, La., The north and south Sides of pa.per mill clty of 25.000 l.a Crosse. Wis., were nearly With racial stnfe that ISolated by the rampaging Mis- last ~ekHm a nea~ not. Slsslppi today .. GoY: Warren btPo~e~ earn.~ =~of 0 Knowles, warnlnl! sightseers to r ':'~ack>on stay away from the llood·str•ck· perv•sors a nt state,;,ents en sections of his state. sa•d the credited . re~ tate Alabamlana to LIIIIIO the lion to a f!oo?, situation is "really desper· ure. The Minnesota capital city's rt d r ilroad downtown alrpo an a stallon were flooded I dozen · dus tnes · fled fr~m behind btg m =":' CAR TRUNK TABLE > IS~.· EXTERIOR·IIQAOE TRUNK BOTTOM 1 ~~=~~~en ::w~h in the · 1 Mississippi council 1 queslion an opportunity." AND CROSS-PtECE ARE 1 " 2 ~ HINEIEO SPACE TO HOOK OVER THE DAilY SENTINEl ~~·~!'::a~:~~ :;: ;.~:e • ' ~ca~:.aw~~~H weE onrw' K a I 1 I ! and Mr. . IOroiee wW worth $10 and 1 idlver • AD 1!:- Stmrile worth~ wiD be bidden and be held at I 1 · m. ~ erl bullied. .,... Flrtl~tedby col!ee end y Qlurell fo will bo woro111p JNVlTED TO SIISSION : ~~·at 1 m. with the lin. w. A. Lewll of Rio , ~. Mcb.ure Qenll'- Grande chairtiWI for the Rm. of~ In lho IDI Aoooclatloa lor al Prn= will bo ColtiJnUDo Gallla C!OIIIR1· bel 11-. ia911od pulpit. of 1Jlfantl, and tc attend the Ull)elallon'IIIJII'Iltg loll, ::J:'rs will bo .-Jvocl. workshop and tea, which will be ~y Sehoul wm be at 10:30 held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Aprll L m. wllb a pnlll'am bf the 24 at tbt Ollumbul Gallery Of Primary department. The pub- Fine Aria. The OY~enl;:"~ll=lor:il lie II !Dvlted. county dlalrmen, and 11 1101 OJIOII to the u died Tburoday Hospital. He was 70. IICOOTIIB PATBOL-Lalelt addltlonl to the New Yorll City Polhll Departmell(l war on crime ate thOle • llader DIIIWr ICOOieJ'I, UJed to patrol Central Parit:. feel the seooten, which e~~&ble poUco to pt around the park falter, are Ia efteclive ~-w erime In the area. flmetm ta. lb ~ vid: . t GOp Oln lC kel .. Report . . HELEN HELP US! I 1 MountaJ.n • state'STop 'Dry' Rebutts stripper • 'SPIan 1 ":'ti lor ';t liquOr: ::!'"" what'::"""' !:i Are :lot lor ' National Leape Los Angeles Chicago Pittsburgh Milwaukee Cincinnati Philadelphia Houston San Francisco New York St. Louis s.n;:;.:: Helen Bottel--_. "I . _,. , -·"· ~ .•:J.,• ,~,-•. ,_, --.-<;· l '~ ., ·~ ' W. L. Pet. GB 2 0 1.000 2 1 .667 lh 2 1 .667 If.! 2 1 .667 "'.! .667 112 .500 1 .333 B'2 .333 11h 1 2 .333 1','3 2 1 1 1 I 1 2 2 0 J .000 2 Thursday's Results Mets Win First; Cincy Rips World Champions 10-4 for Second Triumph New York 5 Houston 4, 10 ins Milwaukee 5 Chkago 1 Cincinnati 10 St. Louis 4, night San Francisco at Philadelphia , night, postponed, rain Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, night, postponed, rain 1 Boa:: i 1 NEW! Swivel-Top CLEANER llitlt ill& Easy I ...... C.IH ~ 1 · Only games S('heduled. - - -~ - -- e qf H&RFIRESTONE STORE I I . I Moftt Stottlemyre (1-0 ) and Schmidt Lopez. R_ Lee 1 !11 a-nd Rodgers. Loser- Lopez 10.1 1. H! ! - '1ar-, is (lst i. Friday's Games <No games scheduled). Saturday' • Games San Francisco at New York Houston at Pittsburgh Chicago at Milwaukee Cincinnati at St. Louis. night Los Angeles at Phila, night Amerk•n Leape MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' -- - - - - . . . , .,.,...,,......,......,.........,.,.,."""""',...,...""'""" - e I W. L. Pet. GB ' to support Bob Sadowski•• four· Defroit 3 0 UXXI hit hurlmg. Washington 2 1 .667 1 Jaeboa Shelled Cleveland 1 1 .500 II> Baltimore 1 1 .500 1y, , Larry Jackaon, the majocs Minnesota 1 1 .500 1'-> • wlllrdngest pilcber last year, Boston t 1 .500 J¥. made his second start of the Los Angeb 1 z .333 2 young sea~ and got shelled Chicago 1 z .333 2 again, !ea~1ng after four m- New York 1 2 .333 z rungs trailing H. However, It Kansas City 1 z .333 2 waa his llrat defeat of the year. Thartday's Results First baseman ~e Bat~ks Detroit 1 Minnesota 4 homered m the f1flh for t.be Washington 3 Chicago 1 Cuho only run. Kan City 7 Cleveland 3. night Gordon Coleman powdered s New York t Los Ang o, night grand slam home run and Vada (Only games sche<iuled) Pinson belled • three run blast Friday's Games as the Reda handed winless St. (No glllJles scheduled) Louis Its ~ straight setback. Saturday's Games Cmcmnatls Job~ Tsltourls went Detroit at Los Angeles. night all the way. glvmg up Ollly Ove Cleveland at Minnesota hits. Ills L"Ounterpart, ex • Red Waablngton at Chicago Bob Purkey, found rough sled- Baltimore at Boston , ding In his first appearance as New York at K Ctty. twl-nlght a Cardinal. The v~toran rlghty ·· i was clubbed for eoght htts end ski (1-lll and Torre. Loser nine runs, hit three hatters and Jackson (11-IJ. HR- Banks committed a balk before exll· 12nd), in(. Cin. 004 040 101 -10 t 12 St. Louis 003 000 010-- 4 5 0 Tsltourls tt-0) and Edwards. Purkey, Stallard 171 , Schultz (81 and Ricketts, Uecker t8). Loser - Purkey tO-t). HRs ST. LOUIS, Mo. !UPI) -The in the third inning after Leo tbe Reds, ham't been very 1m- for the Reds. He has now beat- Pinson ttstl, Coleman list), on lhe Cardinali In lour of the Flood ttst). one thine that Manager Dick C.rdenas walked, stole !COnidpresslve. a balk" Tsltourls went the dlltance last five deelllons ha bes pitch-- . . lh Cl Inn II and took third st.Ier figured e nc a on . w•'th a Uve-bltter, but be ID• .agalnotlhem. San Francisco at Phlladelph•_ a, Reds needed mDre of this year Roae walked, tommy • pd to w1n lhe pennant Ia bting singled him home and walked two and UIICOrked a Harper continued to reach lhe night, P ·• ram. .,~!ted but the thing he took Ifollowed wtth hla homer. of wild pltchea. SliD, be ba&e paths, getUng a pair of Los Angeles at. Pittsburgh. . ••rr ' · h ap only one earned run hila Ill two official trips lo the nl8ht, ppd .• ra:n. for granted hasn't been muc St. Louis came baok for turning In the beat perform- plate, IICoriarl three limes and Amerlcaa Leape In evidence yet. ln 1111 half of the Inning •• on the mound lbla 1888011 knoctiiS 111 one run. Wash. 000 010 002- 3 7 Z •we figured we needed more .key reacbed flrlt on an Chicago 000 000 010-- t 4 t punch In the lin011p and this Lou Borck walked and both CBA M-1-d S Daniels, McCormack (91. waa tbt way to gel II,'' be said vanced on a wlld ~.....ae et K!lne (91 and Brumly. McCabe the other day in e~q>lalnlag his White hit a For 8 This Evenin~e t9). Buzhardt, Wilhelm (9J, platooning of players. score Purkey and Ken Tbe regular meellog of lbt John t9J and Romano, Martin Vl-rmeat! Bucklt-seat beauty! Price uvinp on all models! And you step And -1et u he has, 81 waa 1ond Dick Groat followed Boys Asaociallon will 19). Winner - Daniela U-0). liP, move out, brnk .1way '*lth a warproven lor the second pmo In doubleo. held In the lli'adbury buildLoser - Wilhelm t0-1) . HRs nnV th1t's fJl yo~ C:Oltred tor 5 1 row as ~ Red& clubbed Sl In the filth, Tsltourla llingled II I lhll evening. It II Majar Leape ltn)llta Howard 11811, Kirkland Us!). yean (or 50,~ miles)! No wonder a Lotlil, to-t, In the and Root forced him at oecond. I I~p~rtanl thai all parents and By Uaile<l PrHo lalenultlonol britodt of baJin iuwlt<hintlo llodl'. home opener Thursday ~ was bit by a pitch and boyo who are ellgjble In Notlftol Leipe Detroit 001 030 200-- a 1 0 Join 'tm for tht new laok Df ldi01t, the Gordy Coleman, ·Rotilnaon singled to load the oiiJIIIIlOI' baseball PfOil'llm (II tnafqt) Mllln. oot 000 000- t 9 o nollhi!IIO pe<fumtoce ... lftd 1ovinp. roolda Tony Perez at Cole~ lben delivered _lhll meeting. Houlton 002 0011 0011 o- t 1 2 Wickersham tl-0) and Sulllv· follOwed "Perot' -pie lone bit of lll!t nilht and T ?..:~c~':'e~ ~ New Yort 100 201 tllllll- 1 1..0 an. Pascual, Fosnow t61 and llllkiH 1118 first ,..., hit of ~: · . p laD Johlisoo MaeKenale II) Ray- Battey. Loser - F08DOW (0-2). aWoil a boomlna ll:and · The Radl all :!~~!"=·.!st. mOnel Cl) 'end Ral:8111an, llRa - Cosh (1st), Kal!ne Ctst). ~. Peres bid ·~ be dlscuooocl. (10). Fisher, Laey (1), Wlloy · !lay nl&ltt'• same tbo Joe WUis Is the presldf!lt o1 (IO), Bethke no) Olld CiiilniS- Clev. 201 ooo 008- s t i • wiJ, • ' . organization and Bob Bur- \111'0, Taylor (10). wm,. - Kaillll Clly 110 020 2tx- 71Z I . VIda Pbtaon ....Jshed.lil is the - · - . Belllke (H). ·~ Ra.......t .. MeiJolrell, Tlanl :(,) •. Stange · 1 ltll/ il!st homer of88thethe -·-• _ (!1-tJ. BRa_ w;;;;in llil)'iQ;; (1). 17), weaver ct) ,, Q - 1hl owlli· lllt ·iilladl (II!). llid Atcue. O'Donoghue (loll) Mill & Second Sts · and' Beyan. Loser - MelloweD . • A - hlomar illloor.e,lor7' Ch!Cagq 1101 til t1011- f t l (CH). JUt - Colavito 0ot).1 ) !Ia 200-lllcll tei1J8CD1!1 . ~ Mil. · . eli 110 OOX-...1 1 I ·.' . . --' -·' .I ·' ., by the ·~a ·Inli!lll , J,lckon. Burdette IS), HIJm. New York 101 010 01.,_ f ~ 1 • , "· ,. ,...._'1'eChliii!OIJ. •.· • , ·, pliqiri II) lllltiiiWIL . . . . L. ~ 000 tlllll \1.1 ' I By CURT BLOCK the team that Mets must sup- field foul Uno oil Claude Ray· UPI Sports Writer plant in evacuatmg the cellar mont!. This could be the YEAR for and who knows what havoc lies NL Ar.tlon the Mots. ahead for them in their multi· Elsewhere In the National Yes 1.965 might bf the year million dollar, magnificent As- League, Milwaukee tripped Chi· the New York Mets finally trodome that can't be used, in cago S.l and Cincinnati drubbed emerge from the National Its present state, for daytime St. Louis tCJ.4. Lot Angele& was Leegue cellar. baseball. rained oul at Pittsburgh and For one thing, the four·year- And the Mets tbemselvea look San Francisco had Its game at old New York darlings picked Improved. In the second Inning Philadelphia waabed away. up tbelr llrst vlotory of the Thursday ex.Cardlnsl outfielder Ia the Amerioan Leegue, De· year Thursday after only two ! Johnny Lewis started the oea- troit . defeated Mlns~sota M, setbacks nipping Houston 5-4 In' son's first triple play. After Washington beat Chicagn 3-t, 10 innings. Never before have anarin( a fly ball, Lewis cut Kansaa City stopped Clevelond the historically slow starting down a man at the plate and iH lor Ita forst victory of llle Mets gained their initial ttl· catcher Chris Cannizzaro nailed year, and the Yankees got back umph of the season th!J early. the lhlrd out catching a man to their wkonlng ways with a All through spring tralnlna, trying to go from flrsl lo sec- H whitewash of Los Angeles Caaey Stengel and his players ond on the throw. . behind Mel Stottlemyre. have voled the same opUml.. The ·winning pltcbtr was Ill- Milwaukee baseball lana tic tbtories that are heard ev· year-old Jim Bethke. whom showed they want and deserve ery year Stengel has used twice in three major league ball with a turnBut ~ady this season cer· games. The young southpaw out of 33,874 for lhe final home tain facts seem to indicate that came on Ill the top of the loth opener wllh the Braves u host. the New Yorkers are stronger and extingUished a Houston ra~ Eddie Mathews, the Ollly ~rave and the opposlilon may be Iy. Bobby Klaus, replarlng in- remaining from the team that weaker jured All-Star second ba&eman moved to Mlbtaukee from BosMust Ileal Aatros Ron Hunt, won fi for Bethke ton a dozen years ago, colleclFor eumple, tho Astroa are with a home run Inside the left ed two blta and drove In t1 run • I ..'I I 1 -r Cincy Bench May be the Thing Line Scores •Mli['S 110W toi!Cf'l 5·'1'UII, !II,JIL'It.Nilf fltGIHE -Ill IHII~E TIIABI 'WIAifT'I' I'IIOTICII . . Clllrsltr Cofl*mo.. COIIMenlly IOilUJI'IItlltll~• ~I filii Mill t! its 1. . l:ln· tlf 5 ,_,. . . .. . . whi!N...- -1\rs~ d~nna M'lodo ~"" "'' IRKh 11111•11111 ,._~... in .....-iri-' ~ . . . ,...... ~ « qp~~~fd Ill~- Moton f.o<Dorlllon ~ltllorinll o.Mr'l ,.. 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' . · · • • ' ~ tiOO-, _..· -~, ) I Coach Nolan SwH('khamer's 1 Middleport High School golfen; continued their exet•l!t> nl play Wednesday on the Pomeroy course by defeat ing Nf'lsonville and Wahama 15 1 ~l - ~~ and 10-5 respectively. 1 For the second straig ht I match Steve Hindy was medalist with 39 The resu hs: 1 Hindy, 39. over Daughtery, (N), fil. 4-0: over r.reene !W), 40, 3-1. Pat Edwards. 40, over Rankesky (N, , 59. 4-0. and ovrr B. Zuspan !Wl, 45, :1 1 '~ • !fl. Sam Clatworthy, 48 , over Mechem fN) 54, 3~2 - ·~. los ing to Thompson rw, , 44 . 1-3. Wayne Davis, 42, over D. Tarcoric (N) 58, 4-0; over R. : Redman (W) 45 , 2 42 • ul. _ _ 'I I Re:i Voiee of Broadway •••· reportinp. 1 , , IIM!IJiool "sixth m•n." guard and Clll'Dir·: playoff with the rugged 76ers. reservist John HaYlieek. WliiJ' I _.,,,. church, IIUIIIIliiOed today lila\ .7j0·•aay . :,. 's !Jt·e.m•'•ca I 1 ,...,_ MUS Golfers In Tri-Match of A serleo of revival meetln&s R... Robert Rider, putar • wiD start April II at Frencb Kan•uga Falthavea Methodill Ul :e: BUSJ·nessman uead.rng :::'.": ..:.:::..: :. u·mdy Leads --- ~-- ---- ,.!i..u""~ ::"!~ · · vices w~uU::!IdA~ ~S:; startlllg bel Los Angeles. It ..,.. Bostoll'l I tlnl US City Baptist churdl, and = J•ng 1 REVIVAUI SCliBJ)IJLED and honorary trustee speak . ., · Boo~ Ia Your Life'" ' 0 • ao • ' r gave Coach Red Auerbach's lteved the victory. Ht!' catllbt . . mnth successiVe fi~ ln the third quarter to,_. 1team its Mrs. Von Thompson, Jackson ·Mrs. Wloo. has been teaching The departing coach is a UM8 ;teamA won three cbamplODstnps , scored over 300 points anti his BOSTON \UP I) - Consider, : Eastern playofl champ•onshlp ' his team after lhe '16ell' Pike. He Is a IIJ'aduate of Rio at Elm School. She has ~n graduate of Dayton Roosevelt in the Little Buckeye Leegue. !'61 combo:e. which boasted if you will, another entry for or 10 t.be words of the club's ~ ~~ .ped t an Ill-point flrsl· Grande College, and was a hired to teach during the next :Higb School where he wu a ! His record (33-12-1) at Coving· .Ohio's '' back .of the year" in ]the •· o~ly sure things in life." pu,blicity department , "n 1 nth h:!f :ficrt r.u ~;~ member of the 1950 Oblo Val· school year in Klondyke School .lbree ·sport standoul He bad lton btlped him to . win tn• ,Larry Duck. plied up 348 mark· Make 11 d•, Rth. taxes and the straight pennant." . ·hit ley Association baseball obam- In the Tlpp County, Ind., sy&- .four varsity foolboU lettera and IBarneiV!lle job, lollowmg tbe e" for the highest total Boston Celtics to win when big . ~avbcek_ for 15 of Boopions, the Gilkey Queen Bees. tern. three each in baseball and bas· Iresignation of Jim DaYll, ~compiled by any Rider team money is at sta ke. Jt meant that. a W1lt Chamb· tons 29 third quarter ~An article received here from i Wion plans to major in pbY· 1ketball to biJ credit there. He ~ he took over tbe Shamrock.s_ m!since 1920. . .erlain-paced drtve tha!_ ?egan and he stole :h_ e pass with* Martino Ferry submitted by sica! education In graduate :played fullback for the Teddies lt950. Faced wllh a rebuildmg The Wtons plan to sell tbeir . The Celllcs , who on Sunday iwhen the 76ef9 upset Cmcmnatt secunds remammg that shut off Jotf Shrader, 'which was pu~ school but will also lake act.. !and made the Dayton AU - City I' task, he saw hit initial Bames- 1home on Indiana St., Martins will launch a bid for :m .un- : had extended th~ Ct-llit-:-; to a the very last Philade1JJbl! _, Ushed In last Saturday's Times- ministration courses. !&rid team three times. ville c'ub regllter only three Ferry. and will · move to 1 pre~edented seveuth s t~aight seve nth game whtch wa~ set· • threat. * Leader. said : The former Rio ~rande Col- 1 "!'lon starred iD coUege ath- victories against one tie and ' Lafayette ~arly this summer. Natwn~l B~sk.etball Assoc1at1~ . tled by a single pomt: Chamberlain, who had . .~ The 36 _year_ old W!on 1lege quarterback wt111eave be- :letJcs at Rio Grande, where he l ttve defeata but ln 1959 he pro- They have a five. year. old champmnsh1p , beat the !ax , More Important, ll means ]potnts and 32 rcbou~ m dJt! wtit become a member of the ihiDd him some of the brightest .•again lettered in thr~ sportl. lduced o~ of the strongest daughter, Kris. Jim Doty, who deadl~ne by an hour and Ph1la- i that the Celtics and Los Angel- !f~at, h~rl scored Phlladelpbla'l BoJlennakers' vanity staH, un· .years in Martins Ferry football 1He waa quarterback m football teams m the history of the starred under Wion at Barnes- delphia by a pomt, 110-109, es Lakers r:1eet before a na- fma l s1x IXJints as a ~ der Head Coac)J Jack Mollen- 1hiatory. His Rider gridders won lthere. school as hla club, led by all- v_ille and Lransferred to Mar- Tursday mght. tiona! t; levisi()n audience atl treeze failed .to preserve a 11~: kopf and wiD also study for 39 games while losing 10 and After two years at Rio stater Larry Mannie won sev- tms Ferry when the family · Th 8 1 h" h Boston (_.arden on Sundav after- ! 103 lead wtth less than tn; . t • I . Seven of Gra nde, WIon was s Ignedby t•· •-·lor the•·stSh . e . o!l . the first . . . to pay I . his mast~'& degree at Purdue. tengaglng in two ties. •..c- ;Ien oul oI nu~e ut:: am- , moved to t he nver-front, is the ' theon VICorv. th · d wf IC II noon 1n game of .l mmotes . 1 Tlte pltar. 1trammln1, to- the defeats came last fall as he PittsburY,h Plr.e.tes off a dia- :rock record ln 23 years. couple 's foster son. He is in came ~ the. se~ent an t~r · a best-of-seven £inal series that I Sam Jones was hjgh for 1 1 e will continue at Boston Monday tvn with 37. haeee cbewlq, ltory. spl...,. e~:perienced the only losing 1htond at GaiJipoUs. where he · The co1orfol coach was hired !tbearmy, stalionedatFt. Riley, 'game __~ --- ~ as ern alai Wloa II now at Lafayette campaign of his five • year 'was playing for Rio. He was ial Martino Ferry In !teo alter 'Kan. I ----.• ~~::~~-~;;~~;;;;;;:;;~~-;;~;:-;~;;~~ REVIVAL SCIJEDVLBD membership. The hoartheMIIY TMier of Buley Public ~ j lllit fllf appareiiiiJIII tho ·ilflllef 1111& • t Celtl<:o· .,.... -to bow ~ beco_ .. . first two Jil'ISII.., ~iesLo~~~~=!r!'!!,lil~ I APtn lhll year a aold LAWRENCE DIES ~ DHJA (UPI) pHJLAD,.,... Lawrence (Shubert) Lawrenoe Sr., father of tbe head of the Shubert 'Theatrical Empire, ~ in LankeDI ~'h playotl .fted hoooJ<•lD Ia -~; C08cl1 ldl!1111 I E"": o• Ibelieved beoause they had YOUR CAR I CHEROIEB CHIEf DillS dl!ors1 7'30 m llld wlll be featured will be a two-w rev OEvOTiiL TO INTEOISl ,mained quiet. - - · - C L 1 P AND SAVE •••••••••.I ASHEVILLE, N. C. (UPI)- A- Ja;es b). ol~~ -gospel tdnJ!na. lng at the church. Senlees wo\U MEIGS MASON ARIA Elsewhere In the nation: Osley Bird Saunooka, ~":, lbe Sena\1 ond Messages will be given by be beld each day at 7:30 p$.. """'~ •· •·~ ""'"'"" Memphis. Tena.: SI<RV!CE IS TONIGHT LOCAL TEMPS twice elected eaatem Ho of Representatlveo L. Pinson, pastor There wiD be speclal sJnainfat en •.,., Tat~n•n••~ a.u.. . sclt I the Cherokee Indians in west· use th cl:i ch A nursery wtU be . . . . ~~~~~~~~ r:·~ru:"V~~,. ~= college and htgh : , Good Friday servlc~ will 1be temj.lfraturt 1n Pomeroy ern N~ Carolina, died Tblll'l-' tbe distribUtion of seats, it e ai each servlee. The eacb service end the p\lblie 11 /."OJ!n' s·~~.,:'.;h•~e~ ~·:_ ,~=tsra:;e o~~~ Friday held at 7:30 th~s evenmg at the .I.Qday at ll :SS a. m wu o ld;ay after 8IJ 'extended Utness. decided that the lnaupral be ~ic il invited to attend. invited to attend. ,.,,. ldlton~ pMM ' " • . •1 · ·hts h in Letart MethodiSt church. Em· I de•rees. C!ouded ll<les. I He Willi 51 . held outdoors. pu 7 C1v1 r•&-· marc . phasts wiU be on the last seven "' ~· tnlerltd .. eeeoad «~• cnalllllf against hiring prachces I words of Christ while on the ~ ~;';;·· •• '"' ••• ''"" ••••_..., .cal ha_nks and saving and loan lcross. There w!U t>. discussions assocutt10ns . b la d en se"J 11 naJ atl'f'erttllu ...pre•nta- Boston: The Massachusetts Y seven ym~ ~n sev d 1 tl v.. a :on1ne.Ul l.lmhafi. lnc. Ml Council of Churches Thursday lectons of mustc will be p aRye . with •·-' I rlalft lt would serve all Isee that the elty IP'OWI awd 1,..,., .. ~'"" ~~. ... N- 'l'or• Clt:r N•• sed ev. J eonvtnced tblt Utili was ce d 1 . 1. to Dr Everyone Is welcome 1 '"'' endor an ·vtta 1on · PT PLEASANT D B Mor· meriCIII order are Jun a o was could . Slltithe people ol PI Pleasant an prospers. 1 • "d S\iblr.rapttoll n.Ma= O.l'verec~ DJ iMartin Luther King Jr. to lead James Early, pas or, sal. \gan '63 owner ancfo~raior of .Bradshaw, Abe Scarberry; Ron- :work the slate wm. • . . ~ '. !fi. 1 rarrl•• where anJJatlla. 3ft eant, per i a march April 23 from Roz- - ----I I Sto Point 1ald Wblte and Lena McDerm·~· ~ee~ ""~ •••' m u ... anc. .,_ to downtown Boston MARRIAGE -. APPUCATION \the Western Auto re, I \U'¥'1 MBIIh and Cbarlel ~:.•:.:o.'':i\:::.' u:?:nnlnlham Ala.: .John NIX· Buddy Gene Kuhn 25, Rt. !, :Pleasant Ia tho candldotofp~or 1~m'"--· Paul Sayre end \!<>1'" Roo•-• •h•r• ,...r~~f, .... ~..... • l ~ mj:ln and Eva the posltlon of Mayor o om .,.,,. ut:••• • • 1 h - JJu• - nallahle o11.1 m,...•11 ''"'~.on , prf' <:i ~Pnl of lht" A a 11m· .meroy, 1UTTlorr, ' h R bl' tlck· IRlda Morrison; Don Killing• ;;~~~."~~.,•o~~~~~~- u.!ts moou.. ibranch of the National Associ- Jane Boring, 23, Carpenter. l~le~sa~on~e ~~':.: ~=icipal _ Worth and Mary Kehler; Rob. - d heat atlor bollln& for at least 1S snb m e Y 'ert Miller and Jean Rardin; By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. d!Jease germa ry utes Morgan will oppose Cltlzelll ,Harry Krebs end Martha Rbod· Q _ My ~ullud has been 3aO degrees lor at least an hoUr · election following a party con- ... troubled with bed breath lor ventlon attended by more than 1 El ted rmanent chairman about 2 years. What oan be 50 interellled peraons Thuroday ; ec pe C Casto I do lor lt! night. . arro11 1was Attorney Mrs. Homer D. (Maxine S. l and chosen as permanent ...,. A _ Bad bmllb has many Lowe was selected ao the can· retary waa Junia Jo Bradshaw. causes. Infected Reth and B DOROTHY KILGALLEN didate for City Clerk. \ Following the selection of the sumo oan usually bo dllcoVered by Y candidate. lncwnbtnt Mayor Vtt- party slate, D. B. Morgan ad· and oarrected easlly. Low &nde gil W. S1ders and Mrs. LeWIS dressed the group briefly stat- lnfeellons In the 1181111 alnU8es Y0111'B ASKED FOR lT Bed by 10 p. m. on sc:hool JOTTINGS IN PENCIL 1way debut next season In "Hos- es that Elizabeth Taylor Is :will .oppose incumbent C•tlzeo: ltng that tbt Republican policy, and lonlllll are • CDmmOII cause This colwnn Is for young pee>- nights? It's a Jood Idea, but •tile Witness" currently a hit on stalwart in the face of all herlcand•d~te Mrs. A. E. Thoma: 111 elected, WDuld be to mcwe 111M are often hard to clear "'' 18 their problems and pleas- not alway1 praelleal, wbat With Directors who have found the London stage. recent tragedies. A reporter ! Seekmg seats on city coun~~ I PI. Pleasant forward to meet. Brondliestatdo, a ebronle .U. ::..,;. their troublea end fun. AJ homework, hobbles, ete. Evon , Warren Beatty temperamental PARAMOUNT WANTS almost who visited Burlons In Ireland on the RepubUcano:rl Nw l ithe challe!lge of lhe Industrial ease deep In the lunfll, II_8S800- lib• the rest of Helen Help Us! our 10. year • old stayo up Ill· Nil! fall on the floor laUghing . a million dollars worth of commented: be FirSt Ward -be . y~ development and olvl<: needs; btted with the Jli"OjluctiOS of ; !comes laUCh• but won't er, on rare occasions. (And OUP at the news that the boby m Id fr actor Geor e and Harry Cham rs, Iwork with aU citizens and run foul sputum and fa even bard- we stl with a Miss It WOijld, consider 1 I p. 'Promls Her Anything'' had 10 Pam;!~ for~~ alleged refus~l "l can't believe il; she never Ward - Wallace Smith, ~ l lhe admlniii!Tatlon for all eitl- er to cure without operation. dodlbru.:. 8 :;-wus que on m. bedtime an Insult to her oe replaced. The tot simply Ul> · ep .. . · .. complains. She is really a end Elmer Jones; Third W 'sens regardleu of race, creed • · statu Teen-agers manage line staged Warren at every turn, ito w~!~~. :k~ .:f ~~iha~~e strong one, this girl -disioclin- - Charlea Fow~ ~rd Jam;' or polltlca; work toward bettor Some drugs t:alen ,...warty to~.J0!k:~~~eltq•:::~:; on e~hl to nine houra sleep 1 0 • and was replaced by anotnero . · a · recreotlon, youth programo, a will oaUie bed breath 10, If tght) 1 ed to blame fate or anybody T. Fi.sher; Folll'l bambino when Wtll'l'ell decided Iverge of ~arry~gd ~;ch~~ else for anythinjj that happellll L. Morrison and E. B. Seedl'%: strong police force, ~· I be your husband it lakin& medl- Helen Help Us', lhll newspap- n A8. for getting Into pajamas: It was a questloil ol Infanticide , marme cap am n Y ICS . to her " Fifth Ward - lo be pick y crime rate iJ grow•ng every In of any kind be tlhould er. ' I fr harassed before dishonru;, All baby ill's bee~ a !romance~ ~re~ A ,;.at exodus of comedians the committee; Sixth Wardlns- day; to conduct a hard-loughl ~them all lor a' week or 10 SO Yoa Tlllnlt You've Gol II :!~!.:s ::Cateaommosi btlyo scenes were rMhot with the years ura lon · · ar started Don Waldie and James W•gg : and earnest campaisn to win da nd wbether tliere is Toasbr · Th 1 1a their k"d W"lt Chamberlain 'Sturges who appear in "Syna- to the West Coast hsa . Seventh Ward - John Smilh the (ty ys, a see Dear Helen: NEVER do. ey seep ~~w~et~ii f~me bas filed ~!non" with Edmond O'Brien, Hal March bas moved out, Jan 'llld Otis Rainey. mayora • any Improvement. I'm a' guy of 17 and a selllor. underwear, and ,.. amount _of $! 000 000 llbel suit against a ' Stella Stevens and Chuck Con· Murray Is en route to C&IIfornla Two commktee members Mrs. Lowe nr•de 1 brief a.. Recently a doelor Ia Wash- My parents won't let ~ 80 nags or threats oan thana• s~rti~g maguine bfcauoe he, nora, Is the son of the late and more thaD a dozen other from each Df the &even words ,ceptance speech thanking the ~· D. _c., found that many out on school niChill and 1 have lbem!-H. doesn't lilte the "first person" ,producer-director Preston Stur. 1membe,.. of the Ne~ York·New were also chosen, and Ill nu-,people for !herr confidence. She paliellts woth halllooll, who to be in bed by 10 a.m. Wben MORE SLANG story which appears in the AI" , ges. He was Preston Jr. but ]Jersey comedy contmgent are did not _fit Into any of the above they say 10, they mean just Dear Helen: ril 12 issue as Pan 1. Since IJit , changed his name to Mark for preparing to make the Hollycategones, had chronic ally dry that! I'm supposed to be in We have noticed tbal .klda wrfier possesses tape recordlngs his acting career . Ex-heavy- lwood .scene. Every~ ·at Shepmouths due_ to nervous tension. DIY pajamas o1111 In bed wbenlwrlte to you telling~ the !atof a great deal of the Cham. 1weight champ Sonny Liston beards was wondermg why the This 11 akin to the bad taste clock strikes. Tre other nilht est slang at their scbOol Here berlain interview, publishing crr· in Hollywood filming a small best table m the house was kept In the mouth sometimel notloe- 1 forgot the time and when my ore some of the doodlnka lhal cles wonder whether the mag· I acting part in the Electronovi- vaca.nt the other busy night. able on gelling up In the 1110111- Dad came up to check at 10, are going amund bore: 1 azine in question will run the 1sian of "Harlow." If he can Their curl~ty was satlSfted • , ing. A more relaxed mode of 1 wasn't undressed. So Ute next IJcbt bulb- geniua second half of the basketball ham it up Uke his recent op- l ~h•n Jacquel•ne K~nnedy, k>okCHARLESTON, W. Va. (UP!) West VIrginia s living and taking a. small driDl< nilbt 1 had to go to bed at 9, Shaky -not r..Hng weD star's tale. As of this writing, · ponent, Cassius Clay, he might ' mg beautifully radiant, arriVed best-known "dry" Thursday took a ,~wipe at ex-stf\pper of water several timeo dilring the 181110 time 88 my tid bro- Cow jUice - mllll it plans to go ahead with the ~ wind up with an Academy A· at the discotheque accompa· Marlane Maclane who has her own five yea~ plan for the day will cure lhll eoncii- thor lt. Wlllow - back biter, ...,..ue. final Installment ... Andre Pre- ' ward. nled by Sen. Robert Kennedy the Mountain State. The Rev. L. E. Crowson, wtthout men· tio • . ~ go out Frldoy lll1d sat&oodie 1 vin's ex·wife, singer Betty Ben· Magazine editors who know and Princess Lee Radzlwlll and tioning the shapely brunette by name, tol':uthe C~~rle~ Q _ My aokleo bfcome IWDI· ID'daY niChill, but have to bo _Doodlnlt: - 1 thlngamalte nett, Js suing for increase In what delights the ladies bave her Prmce, Stash. It must be ton Optimist Club that tbe Mountain State d not nee len after 1 have been on my In before mltlnlibl. All my bud- Junket - m good chlld support one o£ Mrs. ' been cooing and screaming ov- said for Mrs. Kennedy and the strange women who advoInformation feet for several hours. There dleo 0011 11ay out Iaior, and Flippers - banda ' . Bob Hope's favorite chant~es ~ er the bright red, white and PrinceSI, they certainly !mow cate little Las VeJases for more h:t"":.;~or the iJ 110 swelllntl when I iol ap most of the girls. I'm l!<liiBiant- · Pattyple - good, tnlt lriellll received the full amount the blue kitcbtn designed by How- how to do au the daffy dances. West VIrginia · · · lmed fo;,ch~et:un minister In the morning. What could If 1n hoi water. U 1 get in be- Coverlnp - clolheo . 11 " comedian was paid to do hiS ard Perry Rothberi for the Freyer & carr, the Broadway The comment was a e have only to cause this and wbat can I do tween 12 and 12:30 I'm sroont!· Private eye - 1101)', <llt'lllUI incomparable job as master of Ford·Phllco exllibltlon at the producers, seem to be on a MISs Maclane, who expounded reallatlc ellluno hat for It? ed for tlte next niChl out. After Creena - foocl ceremonies at th• 4cademy World's Fair. It's dazzling A· .........,. to musical" kick. They on her flve-year plan to ~nom- 1 "k,N~=~ : ', : , - . A - Edema (swellinll of the u:30, 1 get my bottom Wlll'D>' UTRY AND ANNE Awardo - a neat $15,000. merican modern sparked with plan to turn 'Some Like ll Hot" It-ally develop West Vlrglttia be- 0 lela ve 111 the anltleo may be caused by a eel, arid am grounded my Dear Kathy lll1d Anne' . 1 Belleve it or don't. but Rich- early zotb Century accessories mto a Mam Stem m~1cal, and fore_lhe club a few weeka .11/&0· state ~":_. 1 ~ mle luky heart valve, 1 diet lhal nett TWO nights' out. 'lbll ... .And how aliollt the ~ ard Burton this month :s on the The big talk in show busi· they also ~e eyemg ""';,ther MISs Maclane stressed way of_ IIIII does oontalns too much salt or too has put a crimp In my social araund here: ''?'"h.,~~ cov.,. of more movie magazines ness· Jackie Mason's troubles ctnema hit, Sabnna Fall'. foio by·lhe-drlnk and legalized gam growlh, added 1 little protein or pelvic can- lilt · -whlch Dl4!8lll 'Iliff, bul I10l than Liz is Broadway a n d dur.;g his Basin st East en· telling, maybe they'll give Julie bling as answers to West VrrIn terms ofblema <er (prootatk In men and utmy parenta too lllriCI!- 'toUgh," In l>ll)er words, 'WIISHollywood stan are tak1ng new gagement. Andrews the Audrey Hepburn ginla'a economic problems. ~ent pro eriDe or ovarian In women), ~:.1 . ed," "Meab,'' or what ~ silicone treatments to do away GARBAGE COLLECTORS, It role M01sage ol hope lor Bea- CmWIIO!I, aaying the alate costa. the auocestt kidney dbease eevere 11101\)- CINUEBFELLA · •eneratloll ~Ill call 4'keen. with the wrinkles that come turns out, have their own pet· tie fans: Allhouah there ~ neected no additional gambling Cn~waon, wbo led 1 uor -~ Ia, Phlebitis. or ~arlcose veins. Dear Clnderfella: -Lib ~I :6tr.-B with nae. One hu•band and wile iodical, a dignified gazette call· only a few seats left lor Sid outlets, countered with 8Ufl8e8n e t , : = ~ : . . 'The treatment would deperid oli . Let's pUll! this war: lh!JY're IIINtt Helen: . team look fabulous after the ed the "Refuse Removals' jour· Bernstein'• Aug. U present&· tl~111 lhe state needs cleaner r • awa from the cause. llricter than tlje amqe par- My .slater and I are alwayt process. Steve Lawrence and nal." Perhaps Its slogan lion at Shea Stadium, you stu! aU', expansion of faclllllea lor !~ alaD ~ to turn y the Q - II H polllble to eateh eilll, lneludin( Ill!! llotte!J, wlto ft8lttkJI 10 my mother told ma Eydie Gotme are &usy denying should be "If It's Not Rubbi.sh stand a good change of getting pure recreation..:: : ~ : ":'::elo~=ue~ find hepatitis from treatmenta with Jltlinlalll o flellble ~ew baa- to • pray about not· lalll!l I!IJ the reportalhat they are on It's Not News" . Along 'l'in toryoorldolstHeavenknows, allon of body, ap • s ,• I urceoolllale an electric needle If the alilie ed not on OIW cut-<>lf'l\llllr. \lilt temper. Last night lltlarlad le the verge of splitting. Chums Pan Alley,lhe hot rumor Is that you won't bear them). Sid jet!· and continuance Ill the Jllll"ull other ~lloaa 111 needle, though ster!IIR!t 11 U. oil wlla111 to 1111 the' hotlrs ~pray aboullt 10Jt of .Wider IIIJ insist they are julll a1 happy Copltol Recorda ia about to ed off to England the other day of Integrity ond excellence 111 ~;"'·need this iJtereued II>- ed on different peroona! , ' tween. ~ where' your ~~~~. "";! pot· llllil' yelled, as tbt daJ they were married unload the e..cutlve who stall· or a conference with the Bea- state government. e the A- Yea lithe~~~~ . uiocl klill in! aDd wh'!) to OlpliCl Sbilt UP· ~ lltAI madt 1110 Admirers ol a beloved rome- ed the mlii!O!Hiollar insurance ties' monoger, Brian Epstein, Cmwson said the •tateli also : : f;r ~11r=~ u,.. ster!ltz'atl011 11 ·inldeijllilti ·t ¥m bi>me 1a mucll · betier mad ., ( hit lllr. io wabt CAN dlanareilioclted because he policy on Nat Kill~ Cole's life and e1pects to return with an· needs revilllon ol;:dme '~:,': ~lw of our ocboot. lll1d Greater heat 1 ~per- fbandemendln&theyleavt 1 .. l cllf, Mn. H,eiOnt~NAN featUred a .Communlst on a re- just before It became apparent other contract ll>r a follow-up and traffio laws an of !~~'~I • • " Crow· led Ia requlrd to ldfl U,.'. . dariee' or • double leaturt illll'llii DHr Nan: • c•nt: telolalon obew Ray Mfl-1 that the singer's Illness was fa. performance at the 55,0110-seat provement ond upgrading an- uca ld. PfGCI ·· Utla -rlrul ·lhiD lor· D!lll Glhtir *IT· . , . '' ' · Tey SIIJilNT pray•I-H. • land plano to Dllb hll Broad- tal ... Mall from Dublin iadlcat- arena that 11011 nllhL U·s•mblln& Iowa; eleaner water, aon aa •_ . • ~ ' By DICII DEW UPI Sports Writer I ubrii"J PLY\1\1000-StZEO'IOFIT COMI'ORTA8LY IN 2 e - ttJCI-I OF 1 ' 3 • SC.,EWED TO EACH END- Mr end ---:::= HANDY I'OR PICNICS ,_,. AND CAMPI~ rae•• . human relations. He said htis has given • ed pie who want an to be moderatt's on the to color arid number 500 eggs~~ tile ":::-::!,Mr. ;.... lor~·=~~~=~ !f~.B!!t Mn.• were Cllllrmlll I D Hubbald. Mr. and Mrs. Werner. and Mr.J. Dollllldl Syraeue Churaa Milia end Mr. end Mrs. ~ Announce~ Serriee TOP Rotariull~ known as Jll!laryAnlll ill' offfelll alult wl... Mr • Koboon.~ --L 1 f ..llckllctp!!rl·I~DDl_~~ ..,. ROTARY ANNS WORK roo- mnll ~-'" t talk often l1'e ClUed ill to help wben there ,. wor Elster Ell Hunt SWulay at thelloadllde l'lrt ill ot emergency. Most of the Ut· l tie S1. Paul suburb of Lilydale l ted Press IDtemottoual atloa lor the AdvonceiMIII of elvtl riChta law. ..,_ was under water. J By Uoi haa iCo!ored People (NAACP) uid MOIIIpiDOrJ, Ala.1 AIIJ• .....,. The surging river caused A sou~ f g~r:m:ple lo iThureday 1 otatement by II Rlelunond F'loiNn said be will ((lonlltllled from PIP l) alarm all the way down the imade a pea or 'th their bnsf 1IPI wu the tDOIIglve tho Lolllldel OountJ eDlli!l- provided. M~>mslppl VoUey to Misoourl,~ ~:i;a;~b~.:·::: :• Mtsa.ilm;:,t":ver made by ~lor ~~ OlloriDIIIIII n~ ;~::: :i.":'~ ~ea:;::J;ippi b:"::!~·~:id0pen~· state~..;~er.:=po 1 ::~~1a · 1jaxes A su re R Bridge was wrenched from its moorings Thursday night and s~ept downstream agalnsl • railroad trestle. Both _St. Paul 'f)ea th di- i Robert K. (Smokey) Wlon, ... f1kt1boaet1 ~ wffe1 Lotlb, llay at the btlm of the Purple. tlgnocl by U.. !ale L W. St. IHay,den Buckley, who had who ~ l:!artlns Ferry j ta FerrJ l'rldaj af&bt His !tee and '11 teams poeted John, looti. • time othelllc "d.lreo>- reded tbt Riden to a perfect High l!Cii0ot•1 'football teama . w1t11 ,..... of· 1111 ......... . perfect recorda and hlB 1913 'tor 11 Ohio State ll)ll~y. and oeason In t959. left tbe Purptel lo th\-et. 'uftdefeated ......, In el dlo l'ludoe poll. Ro dl<> iclub had only a tie with . New played at Montpehei-, Yt. for to become backfield coach at ; five' · yeors, has n:slgned 81 1 tiled 1111 mlpatloo t. Mn. iPhiladelphia marring ita .... tone ~r. Be ~•.«~ George Washington University. ] coach, athletic director and WioD over tile plloae oed sbe I""· Ills '112 combine won seven, 'from R10 Grande to ·the Un.WF- Under W1on, the Riders protea~. effective at the end of t oabmllled Mto SJpt. ol SehooO iloBt lbree and tied one. 1 slty ol DaJloo llller.. lllrninl· pro longed a VIctory stri ng started the <Urrent school year, to join Robert Fram. who pmoated , WIOD'I cbatpo won 0 hI O,and obld!ed Ills bedlelor of uoder Buckley to a Valley rethe football coaching 111a1t at h to tile board of edaoatfon al Valley Athletic Conference lsclenca degree at DaytOn. cord of 32 games beft><e bemg l· Purdue University at Lafayette, Ita opeelal m..U.C AprU t. . cbampionahipr In •eo, '81, and , Wlon began i!i• coaehil)g cw- 1halted by Marietta in llle ...,. Ind. j Wlon'l departure means lhatl'll3 and were ranked among tbt !,.,.,. it CoVIngton, I Claso A ond outing ot the 1962 season. Wion i!l married tn the form-- I the Ferry school !Xl;ud will ' state' !I top 10 powers in all school in Miami County and Explosive offensively, each of er Leah 11tompson, daughter of 1have two . vacancies to fill as three yean. '11' nve years there his _footb_all Wion ·s U1ree undeteated teams I t~ •::::: 0:~::: 1 ~~.:!: O:::g our . . . flood 11 The Mississippi Rivander, 0 niaulin( makeshift dikes . . • •• �ll • ' (1 • '· ' Bert Yancey Takes One StrokeLeadinHoustonOassic I "nall1 stntlnel, Pomero1·Middleport, 0., Apt. 111, liltS ~ al AU...en'ARS •1 NewGm·d·e. JinesLai"dDowti ;;IP.:;;!~~ . In Federai cPlmJ • •nal Cases ,.•. PCePifOD ,.. I'OIIrldialll ~ a. ===:::::::·=='==; "I s· MEIGS TIIATRE Bn"dges ':,ee 1 Blasted by CoiemanThinksPamphiets U.S.Planes I pay EnveIopes IllegaI ~ia!, ~~~<~> Air IX DRfVE·IN l in~n:o::~::·::ck Y~ncey ~~0 ~~spi~~:~, ~:;o:e~i~n~; ~~~~=!~ru~ oloo ~~r~·. ~~~~bc":tsARI" ~ I EASTER MEMORIALS MOTOROLA w-"' OS: RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN ro: tiJke uo 1 platea by deputy motor CLEAN SWEEP $Jo.oo ' charged 1he campaign against on the bus to die. Issue Three, the reapportion- Whllo the storms continued to ment reoolutlon, wa• being II- claim victims, attenti011 elleModel 8C4 oanced in )1'1:1 by an asser.o- where w.s centered on revlvment llg8lll!l rrembera ol the IIIII devastated areas. Ohio AFJ..CIO. He oaid state 'Ibo state set tbt date and employes wcte among the un- location lor meetings to ex· ion members. plain wbat aid -II available llld "Now whl<~ do you suppose how to get it, a move was liDis the practice frowned upon by denray on tho federal level for , t a t 0 employu•" Docldens special rellel legislation llld asked, "Tho extraction of their local civic groupa and lndivldWake up to excellent FM mlliic or your favo~e hard • earned 1nrney for poHtl· uals offered their help. AM broadcast. Equipped with Automatic Frequencal purptll!es, Qt the. &ddi!ion of MAY GET- BAsKETS a little &oll'ethor.g bt their pay AD person• bavinc Euler cy Control, Loudness Control, Sleep Swltcb, Vlslenvelope?" bukets ordered from the Syra· Coleman also used the news cuse Ladies Auxiliary of the llte and Buzzer Alarm. 7 tubes, 3 diodes, eonlerence to •r•tn predict de- Fire Department my p 1c k runlng, 4" ftpeaker, . partisan campal&Jl feat of ~~~e rE:apport~nt them up· at the town hall be' thlo way by giving lt to civil plnn "if we can get our voten tween to a. m. and t p. m. ,.,.vice employes." He ll8id out." He char~ed the admtnilfour issues bM taken on a traUon mlentionally placed the ANNOUNCE SERVICE r.lte poHticai air oince the question on the May ballot "be- An Easler program will be oeraUc party was opposed cauoe they knew there would be given at the Mt. Hermon UnitMIDDLEPORT thtee O( them. a small voter twnout!' led Brethren Church at 7:30 p. N. 2ND AVI. "Tbio could be the last lm. Satur~da~y~._!A~pri~i!_l~7.:__ _j\!.e!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!illll!l!~ administration tak.. Itthebackfires on them in • registrars and was given I state unlversiliea to distribute. ~ttacbed to it was a omail Ia· ! pel pin hearing the message, "Vote for ail lour May 4." "Placing political OrL.,. of this oort next Per Month check on !he day before Friday of all days can only be inlerpreted ao an act of arrocance on the part of the Rhodes DISCOUNT administration,'' Coleman said. REGULAR Claims Material Partisan EARLY AMERICAN SOFA BED __ _ _ __ $149.95 $ 97.00 Coleman said he had not bad Polly foam (.'U:slliun!J, Attractive print fabric. Fl.OOR SAMPLE. time to research the legaUty 1~e envelope • stuffing but said PROVINCIAL STYLE SOFA, 8S" - - - - - $279.95 $158 •.00 ' ho understood "y~ can't I F'ruitwood trim, polly foam cu$hions, arm taps, gret'n labric, FLOOR SAMPLE $369.95 $169.00 · - - - .. - $269.95 $ 168 ,00 ITALIAN PROVINCIAL STYLE, 90" - - -Foam Cushion. light b~?ige - fabric . FLOOR SA .\ IPLt::. TRADITIONAL STYLE, 94" - - 3 Polly Foam Cushions, bto~:~utiful Ma ft>lasse Fabrir . Tu rq . color. FLOOR SAMPLE. "FLEXSTEEL" LOUNGE CHAIR $ 149 •95 Foam cushion hatk and seat F'obrlc nylon, rotor turq. FLOOR SAMPLE "CHARLAMATIC" RECLINER · Looks like a regular club chair when In strale'1t FWOR SAMPLE. FI~OOR 75.oo $ 149 95 $ 75 ,00 · -- • positioD . Color charcoal. Fabric b nylon. $ 18.00 SAMPLE. EARLY AMERICAN WING BACK CHAIR _ _ _ $139.95 Foam cushion, arm cov~rs. Good tapestry CI}Ver. FLOOR SA'PIJPLE. $ 69.00 MAPLE FRAMED PLATE GLASS MIRROR - - - $ 19.95 $ 9.88 22 in. x 30 in.- 27 in. x 3i51 in. FLOOR SAMPLE. BOOKCAS~ B E D - -- - - - -- -·· - $ - $ 39.95 19.00 Twin Size Magh . Finhih. FLOOR SAMPLE. SOLID MAPLE CHEST _ _ _ ___ $ 4 Drawer. FLOOR SAMPLE. 79.95 $ 52.00 ·- $188 50 ' $ 8975 ' . -- $ 79.95 $ 48.~ 34.95 $ 16.00 SOLID MAPLE HARVEST TABLE _ _ _ $.109.00 66 in. x 21 ln. with 2 ln. Drop Lea!. FLOOR SA.MPLE $ 49.00 LIMED OAK DINING ROOM CHAIRS _ _ _ $ 19.95 $ "PROVINCETOWN" SOLID MAPLE Double Dressel' with Plale Glas1 Mirror. 8 Drawers. WALNUT BUFFET 411"L-19"D. FLOOR SAMPLE. MAPLE FLOOR LAMPS _ __ FLOOR SAMPLE. _ _ __ $ 9.5~ Upholstered seat and baek . FM-AM CLOCK RADIO v;puer WERNER RADIO & l'V. l"oleman said. some state employ.. will he Cmldated by this but will be brave enough to atand PULL UP CHAIR - - - - - - - - - $ 29.5~ Black and white vinyl. $ Death Toll . Uuto 55 m· A Ford or Chevy 1 Ohiostorms would be a great buy. . up to It" 1 , eo1eman said 11 was the ruth step the admbi3t;ation had tak· len "toward the ereatioa of a COLUMBUS (UPI) - T b o toll In Ohio waa up to 5$ : police atate. i u operalianJ moved aHe cited the dislrlbuUng of on the federal, Illata llld the leaflets to the motor vehicle registrars, the attempt · to use local levels in ~ drive to elear otate unlveroities to diatribute away the debris lrom1 ~::~~I thfnt the r ..Jgnation Df two tomadoos and be&ln" empi;.yeo of the Legislative tion. If Service Comml.-ton and the al- The Tot~ deatha rose to Thursday at St. V'.ncenl that city. He was ·aboard Sborlway Lines bus toppled 111111er·atate 'Ill near the hard-hit Fuller Creek!lde Addition. cblnger was the sixth · Crow s r Ho.,.. - - - - - · - -- $ 69.95 $ 1 Gre~n - - - - - - - - $ 39.95 TILE _ _ IICI• yd. $1.49 Most peop)f) are buying box ;;pring• naw. ' 89c SAVI 50% llotulor $19.95, 24.9S, $2UJ, QUI ' -. $ 14.95 .... ~ ·,.,; o;<::g, ..-.·~ ' 1 labuloru $ 4.95 BAKER FURNITURE "FREE DELIVERY" WY 2·3307 MIDDLEPORT, I 0. 8J LOUI8 CASm.9 I '!be Pano1'tr Ia tho 111011 an- lcandiea 1 1 on the llble, ead lpeopie ID·" whole family gathero ! .(II of the loott CDIIIIIllled It For millions of Jews .tllroullb- bu belli ~ed qot~~UniiOUI!y !around. '!be YGIJII&OII cbiid !the Seder bu symbolic aiKnlfl. . the world, tonlgbt 1a ''tho fol' about !,000 years. preseut a.U, the 10lemn quee- .C8JICO. It IDcludell ualelvelled night that <lllfers front all otb- 1be week•lona oboervanee be- iUon : :bread called "11181alb" wblt:b ~:· ~iiedtonthelgb~-~~ aTherlluaSedl me~ fro"Why 11 18 ther~•·-~erentl recalls '::tedloaves that thearmedD"""""· er m a o .......~ . raeHtes on IUD • w Sundown marks !he beglnnlna traditionally celebrated by f8cll That Ia the lather's cue to 1cleaert roclla durille their Olghl of the Pauover, the reiJaloUI family in ill own home. ,teH the Bibilcal atory of the from Egypt: bitter berbio whicll i!"tival that rommemoratea the The table Ia spread with the exodus from EQpt, and the si3nily the barab Ufe of llaveey liberation of the children of b- finest linens llld best oilver. AI mighty acts by whlcb God per- IIn Egypt, and "charoleo," 1 raei from capUv11y in _EgypL !sundown, ~other lilbto ouaded Pharaoh to "let my mixture ·Of nuts, 8pples, clnn:"· U~~!i<;! rn.. Ia~ · eieal of lllJ .lewiab ~vail. It tho '"I 1 "!• Honor Roll at Southern High Is Announced Pieaoaat Valley Hospital ADMITrED: Darlene Koy Rainey, Point Pleasant ; Mrs. Alta Camp, Henderson. DISCHARGED: Mrs. Epamlnondas Rollins and daughter, Leon; Rosa Mae Jeffers, South- :! a full·slzad Chrysler Is :priced less than $7 a month more." . ' SANDWICH II mon and wine willclt depicts the morllr used by the J&. raelltes in their forced labor mating bricks of tho EgypUan pyramli!a. ••~ing lhe meal, the head Df '"" amiiy hide! a p1eoe of matzoh, ancl all of the cblldren 100!1 for it. Finding the hidden matzoh 1a a great triumph for the lucky cllild-and usually meano a reward. Pomeroy·MllfdlePI!I'f, 0 .. ~. 1 GOLFERS TO MEET Rambler Tops 'Em all with 25.65 mpg Run X-15, WAF too Maybe Shown During Regatta 50 Students Of MIJS Make Honor Lists Top Spellers Of County are Determined I LBJ Likes : Organization In SE Ohio 1 -- i . - . . . - ' ' ' ' ~ -~ •· The family wtll 811lOT ' our .expertly ~pared ' ~k:_ and our gracl'ous-,. Mkld.,, O, -- - ~ -""";"-- --- ra•IUnU of the Stat,_ of OJuo who WJ /1 purchcue oth erwi.H lh44 wilh o "i.w to ruale to non-reiJidt!lll• uf Ohw. I i NEW ISSUE: $975,000 OHIO RIVER COLLIERIES COMPANY !J .' . : 6% Secured Sinking Fund Debentures Do~, Ap<i l 15, 1965 ' . Denominations: $500 and $1,000 ' Price: $1,000 per $1,000 Debenture '· (Plus accrued iniMresij --~ Pioaso send me a copy afthe Prospectus an Ohio River Collieries Company. I am a resident of Ohio. : NAME_ __ ADDRESS·--------------------CITY______ _ _ _ _ZONE'- - -- Atllens Repnuntatlvt- Ria.lrd M. PIHIIips- Phone lYnnwood s.4QJ 1 Mainly About People In Pomeroy + • WE ___:=====--- '• WATER SOFTENER .,,..ldent ASK TO WED LJ1111U II. POINT PLEASANT - LeonHOUSE ard Alien Frazier, 21, Ashland, Kentucky and Barbara Delores Sargent, 20, Ashland, Kentucky, have applied for a marriage license in the oUice of the CounCI~rk. HONOR JENKINS State Sen. Qakey C. Collins is co-sponsoring a bill to name Lawrence County's portion of . '· Route 52 the "Tom Jenkins MeWY 2-2709 moria! Highway". This bill has '---rt 923 S• 3rd Ave. Mldd ..,... 1been recommended lor passage. VALLEY LUMBER euPPLY CO. ., • YOU NOT: AUTOMAnC + '65 Ford's new standard engine is America's biggest new Six. More powerful than Chevy's or Plymouth's. It's the Six that gives you V-8 smoothness with six-cylinder economy! We kid you not! Just ..1 the oalendar clock and the timing device controls the aoftener \ • l for you-•utomat.. ieally. Curea common water woe11 saving you tnany soap, elothing, and plumbing. repair dollars. Complete wilh Timer ami btrn-IGrge lrlnt TCIIIc AU-150. SPECIAL! 249.95 INSTALLID OnlwJyl'llene An4 , ... •ii... Helllt WYz-5432 GIRLS . ~ CEMETERY LOTS '. : :. :;""• '. BLACK STRAP f ·,;::: ·' . ·. ·. · :~... AU LOTS ON LEVEL GR4),UND Gravel Hill Cemetery THf- Ch•hlr'e; 0. · : · Selltcm On Duty At All Tlmei "Lo~ cate for the last 130 years, and wiU be forever' .. " ., ·- U you ore experiencing crao.kocl, chapped-Ilk. ~ ..... sudsing, bathtub ring. dingy-looking washeo and .dull fil 111 on l!luaware; or If Ume depooito are cloainc yolll' water he ater ond J>lumbin& a water OQftenor wlll solve theae problema ana quickly pay mr itself, The model edveiWed will condiUOD more than enough water for an a'WC'age f•mllY. of four. Our speclalloto wUI be glad to figu,., the slzo wat•r IOftener be-st for you. , .EDiA~b .232 E, ~ .IAER, SECO,_.D 1 ''l'. Join the Unkiddables at your FORD DEAI~EliS .OHIO VALLfY PLUMBIN.G& HEATING. ... :: ' 'I 1 _; •, :· &:· •I')- OWN~ , " , ·. . POft1ERQY (, ' 11 ) : f •• ,,' KEITH GOBtE FORD, INC.,4 61 South Third St., .. " -. ·-··· ·-- . I •• , • ~" • - • •: : : ; . . . . .. ~' -~-- t~L ~- , ., ' ,;, TM ofleri"l of IIIi. il•uc i..limiud tJ!Ul tale• will H m.acU onJy to boP.a fUU I l Documentary , I Film on Space Age Available DINE 0 ur . .· - '' plambll II> hove a YDWll lady IIIOd8l the 118- fllnnal IIIII 101111-ftxmal WAF uniforms. The formal IIDiform II a black mobait ememble, featuring a short, waist len&th jacket and o atrajglrl sldrl. 'l'llemadeselDiof.-forma1 uniform is a whlte viacooe fabric with a long, smai'Uy tailored jacket, and a stralgbt oktrl. . White gloves, 1 blotose, and a malciting bat complete doe ensemble. Periodically during the exhiblt!oll !he USAF Ia planning to show films demonstralilll! the methodll used to train the people Ill. !he USAF to work wilh Pr. PLEASANT - An important meeting of the general memJ)ersblp of tne Hidden Volley Country Club will be held April zo at 1:ao p.m. In the Apside. palachian Power Company auditorium. All member• 'of the Southern IAcal High School A Rambler ~mencan hao Hidden Valley Country Club students with grades Jlf 84 per ll topped •il carl entered in the are urged to attend. .. The local United States Air cent or more ln all 1ubjecta in !llob1l Economy Run for the Force Recruiting Office expe<le 1o exhibit a model of the the filth six weeks grading peri rm ,rth ronsecuti•e <tar The lod are: fNameo in capital letI rar, a 44U four-clflllr •l'l'an, av· , X-15 rocket ship at the forthlers made "A" in ali subjects) i eraged 25.66 miles per gallon. coming "Regatta Weekend" to be held June l8, 19 and 20, in SENIOHS - Roger Adams This y•ar'• run, rhe longest . Pomeroy. Jack Bostick, Jameo Hamm: a?d last<st In to.e 29 year CLARICE NORRIS Nancy . . . . htstory of the ev' "' wound up The X·15, an experimental ae· .• Forty - e~ght Muldieport h~gb 1 t Time Sq •· y k Parker, Larry Proce, Suzanne ! school studentll were listed on ' uare '" "t" or ' . rospacecraft used to study the Price, Ouma Roush, p a u I a the honor roil l>r the fifth •rter covering the J 250 mile affects of breaking the sound Sayre, ~EANOR SCHNEJD. six weeks period an~ include :.;~:=, :.~~- Los ,\ngoles !n barrier upon various aircraft, ts PT. PLEASANT- Larry CarER, Elleu Shuler, JOCELYN SENIOHS - Joy Bogg& sUZ: TAYLOR, Gary Walker, Phy~ anne Bradbury Sandra Bunce ThE l!lll:i Ramu'er American New Haven. student 11 w· l p w· • • ..a, powered oy <ne regular penter, at Wabam• Junior High School ! Dinnna Criswell, Jerry Davio, 125-borsepower 'six' with aut<>• lga • eggy mes. and George Dudding, Rt. 2 Pl. JUNIORS - Shirley Baker, Martha Fowler, Paul Gerw·d, malio transmiS9ion. It ,.., Point Dixie Circle, Polly Decker, Jan- Randy Hu~phrers, Linda K.au!f, driven by r.e. Vliand, an Amer· Pleasant, student at Pleasant Junior High, were winIce llohack, Marjorie Heller, Seren _LewiS, Mtk~ Lloyd, Mar- lean Moton •111ineer. nero ol the county Rpelling bee CARt•LYN LIPSI uMB, BEV- tha Nocholson, K-'lth Morgan, Tbe aver-age of all 49 earo enERLY PRICE, Nancy Randolph Bonnoe Spengler and Roger ~<:red was 20.34 miles per gal· and will repre~ent Mason Coun· ty In the Tri_,ounty Spellmg Nanc-1 Rosa, Pam Sylvester, Stiles. ion. '1111& was the first year Sh>!on rbei.so, WILLIAM ZER- JUNIORS - Carole Anderoon, that entries had to maintain an bee in Huntington on May 8th. KLE. Chrtstine Bailey, Tom Baker, average speed of more !ban 50 Larry I! the son of Mr and : Screen New• Digest presents 1 SOPHOMOR~ - Do n n a Kathy Bratton, Roy Coleman, miles per hour IMrs. John Carpenter of New an hiStone and exclusove docu- 1 Bush, :llargaret Cole, Bob Cynthia Conde, ,lon Cunning- The route l.;.k the cars Haven and George Is the oon mentary on the Sights and Grueser, Mike Jenkins, Bormie ham, Alice Darst, Larry Glad- through deserto, mountains and of Mr. and Mr.. John G. Dud- sounds of the Space Age. Lawrence, Joyce McCoy, Sue wen, Kathy Lacey, Olita Lewos, cities, both on turnpikes andre- ding, Ht. 2 Pt. Pleasant. '11lio Screen News Digesl i< a McMurray, CARLA MORRIS, Rita Mulford, Sandra M•tlford, roads. Weather problems will make the second time Lar- monthly educalional film series Br•:nda Norris, Pattv Proffitt, Robert Schmoll, Dee Slaven, I snow, rain and wind. ry has represented Mason Coun- presented free of charge by Anna Tucker. CAROL WJL. Kathy Spengler, Gary Stobart, in additioto to the Mobil vic- ty in the Huntington conlest. the Columbus and Soulhern Ohio COXEN, Suzanne Winebrenner, "":O~~d'ance. Ramblers also have Runner-up in the bee was Electric Company to the schools Linda Wolfe. RES -: Le 1and posted the. beat mileage aver- Dwight Carder, son of Mr. and in lhis area. 1 F'llESHMEN - LeJ·ora Bass, Brown! • Wayne Davis, Karen o:1ges for su:: conseeut.ive years Mrs. Chfiord Carder of Pomt Fau k' Rose Marie Hackett Featured in the film are the : David_ Cole, Tim. C07.art., John Sonn . ' m the econJmy events t.onduct-l PI easant. ' Cu•Jdlff, Tom Dlddl~ Debra . Y Haynes, Steve . Hmdy, ~ by Pure Oil each "jnter in ----Jspace achievements dating, from . l:Jbhard. Peggy Hubbard, Joyce Bill Hysell, Dave Jenkms, Sus- ~'lorida. the pioneering genius of Robert ! Monuel, Diana Pickens. Joyce an Morns, Donald Nelson, Larj Cub Scouta Meet at Hutchings Goddard to the most 1 Prof! itt. Joyce Rilchoe, Sharon ry Stobalt, Mar~lyn Stumho, Ja, recent !light or Grissom and Housh. Ruth Shatn Michele marilla Ward, and Mary Wolfe. Ro•enbaum Home Young. Spencer Ralph Triplett Char- FRESHMEN - JeU Boggs, Den Three Cub Scouts and Dr. Goddard's own films show1et~n W~rd, John Warnt.: · ~:inceon~v:~~a~~nningham, den mothers, Mrs. Richard Ros- ing the ftrst parachute re~ovBiii Hackett, Jackie Hawley, i cnbaum and Mrs. Flza Go Imore ery of .8 nose cone · ··._the forst · Karen Hawley, Carol K in g, ' Jr. met We-dnesday a f t e r remot~ control launchmg sys. ' . . tern for a rocket and many otlt· Luanna Mcintosh, and Robert sc.too . m the- recr('atmn room er first achieved b Dr GodI'M i Shiflet. I of the R••.onbaum home. dard Y • GOING · The m&ting oper.ed Yl'ith the - ·- -- ---- --··TO GIVE Ohio University llld Its our- pl<dge to tile flag led by Joey BLOOD rounding area were singled out Rllsenbaun .. The project for the as examples or an organized de- day wa• making an Easier AI THE velopment team by President truck usm~ an egg c~rrnn. TomR!D ClOSS LyndoJn l' . Johnson, in his add- my Reed led the f'<'U[. in singltOODMOIIU ress last week to Congress. 1ng a &'Out song to r'osE- the -ir-'\\--. I Mrs. Esther- Wright visited Speakmg on behalf ol House meetmg. Monday eveni111 with Mr. and Bill 6991 , which \fould provide Retresloments were Sf/Ved by Mrs. Waid Spencer and family assist:.lnce to ec~micaUy dis- Rrcky CouCh to Jeff ft·· ·!~li, Daof Long Bottom. tressed regions. President John- vid White. Joey n.t.'H nbaum,l Mrs. Esther Wright was an son said that "The counties of Charle~ Rideout, Ha1di Sisson, overnight guest Tuesday of Mr. Sout\1eattrn Ohio are jointly or- Mike Gilmore and Tomn.~ Reed. and Mrs. Gale Cain of Athens. ganized through Ohio University '!'he next meP.ting wm bt. next Miss Marjorie Hoffman of to assist in the growth of local Wednesday after school & HarTip~ Cit.y is tht> guest this week industries." old Sisson will sene the refreshMr. and Mrs. Ernest Powell From th1s progl"t:ls, and siml ments, Laurel Cliff, and Mr. and Mrs. Jar prfJ~rams , "we can now _ _ John Hoffman of Chester. :-ro·~ e ahead with a long -range Mr. and Mrs. William sue,rl-1 progr.am of Area .and Region- health to distress~ areas of dan and family visited this week al Er(IJ'IOmic Development to Ametjc·a," the Pr~ident told in Columbus with her parents, assi!;t in restoring economic Congress. Mr. and Mrs. Olan Genheimer. - -----Mr. GenheimPY is a patient at Riverside Methodist Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schelbase Df Canton were overnight guests Wednesday of her brother, Theodore Reed and family. SOFTENs WATER , fhey were accompanied hom" AUTOMATKAU.Y TOP QUAI.rrt' Thursday by Paul Reed who HIGH.f=OI.ORS wi!. spent Easter with them. EVEN ._ Uft . Mrs. Susie Fischer spent TuesWHIIf YOU SlHP I day with her daughter and sonc-. \ i~law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Need• little help! /)uTCN ~TANIJ.f/111 Porter Jr. and family. PAINT lf It weren't for the fact PLINTY OF LOTS FOR SALE ALL WITH PERPETUAL CARl PHONE . Dsll~ Sentinel, I)IHIII 1 /ews to Observe -Anc-ient Rite :r:?U:r!E~-otr-=~-:~tire~.l =:~~':,~.-:-·• Millions o · 'J , SAYINGS LADDERS FOR BUNK B E D S - - - - - - - $3.00 end $1.QO Guard rails for bunk bttds. a.,uler SJ,fS, St}IO TWIN SIZE HOLL. YWOOD HEADBOARD _ _ Metal. Painted Sunny Yellow; Lamp 1ncluded.FLOOR SAMPLE. .. Sc 12" wide, dbrontlnued pattern. COIL lED SPRINGS _ _ _ __ ' r $ 24.00 Not much to ch001e frum . But out ft gotl. fLOOR COVERING ' . t111m1n1 • ea,- of 4 . . :.'" ' I the 39.75 - -- - - -- - - each 15c '' ., Tapestry, l Dark C.rPen Nylon Velvet-1 Gold Nylon Velvet . FLOOR .SAIIPLB. EXCELON ' ' Polly Foam Cushion. Color -Gold. FLOOR SAMPLE. ARMLESS CHAIRS - -- . ., , . \ 8 I STEAK HOUSE •of . , '• if n~~~~~w~h~~·n~'Hos~~~·~ SOLID PANEL FOLDING SCREEN--- - - $ 14.95 $ 9.75 Each Panel Is '10'1 ln . x 18 in . x 1 ln. Unfinished, stain <>r palut. S.t of 2 Panels. IBDJed. EASY CHAIR _ • . • aad. IIOUSTON tUPi) - Bert $5~,000 added Claule oYer 1M out Df Philodelpbla, 1 aId bls Dine - the best Ieoni ol the ._... ..... . . - Yancey who said his ap- ISharpstown Country Club brother Jim, lfMI'Skeeper at entire field !or the lint niDe All IPdl It proaeb~ were sloppy but hls icourse. The Clas.•lc is the lint the Doral courae In Mlaml, holes. · 11 00 puttlna wa• sharpened by ,.me big tournament Dll tho IUIIIIIler beiped him work on his putting He had a Httle difflcultJ '"\~ · ;1-v . . . ~· . ..., ... . brothOl•ly advlct, took a one- pro tour and although golf'o before he came to the Claulc some holes, but eame ID w k WASHINGTOl\1 (UPI) _ Atty: Gfln. Nicholas Deb. 1111 illfottDalloll about fvllll~ otrore lead today inlo the sec- :three biggest current nam.. and lbat made the difference on 1 two-untl..-.par 3t 011 the bac Katlenbacb put Into effect today a ·new set of gu!dellnes IDclutiiJII thole Ill tbo J'BII ond round of the Houston golf ,were missing, the competition game. Yancey bit 18 of 18 ,nine. ""''"" to govern releUfl of Information by tbe Justice Depart- "ton moot 'II'Cted'~ 1111. Cia · attracled manv among pro-golf's greens ID regulation, but lelt ' Biancas, • former oulate......., ment ID federal erlmltlll easel.'' 1 y~~~~Y !ired a six-under-par top earners. · :himself some tough pui.IIB 0" coiieglate golfer at t~ UnlverHe said In a speech prepared for the American So-1 65 Thursda to lead lh• H2-man ' Imany of them. He took adnn- slly of lloustoo, was w ...,._ etety of Newspaper Editors (ASNE) that the department's 1 fl ld 1 lhy flrsl round of Ihe ' Tourna.."!!ent favorites B 111 Y itilt of favorable wind lor teur ID the three previous CiaopoUcy was designed to strike a balance between the cone n e Casper and Doug Sanders were .four-under·par 31 on the froot sics, including !he 1959 competi. ,UtuUonal guarantees ot a 1 ,one over par at 72 In Tburo- 1 -·- -- -- -- - --- - - - Uon when he was only 21. !air trial and 8 free press. I opening round. Defending ' NHL Playoff Slaoding• gied 1h third hoi ...,. 'champion Mike Souchak had I ' Blancu ea e e, Katzenbacb issued rule• for· MASON : l \ - -• TONIGHT a SATUI&AY 68, one of seven golfers at that By United Preu bterulloDIII then picked ;;!ck mo~ · " lt' the only way he could get biddiDg federal autborltles from 1 011 score There were three at 1;1, Serlea A ,strokeo the • or s ...,.. wllh blm r• pub~g . confessions by de"LADY IN A Ult;l• · TONIGHT ll"u SUNDAY 1 tWO ~trokes off tho pace lOin& • tBesl of Sevell) :33-33 1!11. me to CO..._ • , fendanla In crimtna1 proceed• , 08 ... deBa'tlllalul, AJial loAprll16, 11 & 11 nd nd ' W L 1 them. Bafael Cam1101. W411"1 FACES OF DR. LAO" With Tony Randall :u ·:: rn:ey bar any romment •nd Arthur O'Connell ,going Into lhe second round Wll ' x-Woa serleo by U. S. prosecutors about a lledl Wbal bapJIOIII is not (Technlcolor> 1 rooki pro Romero Blanca• ! SAIGON """' - '...... ''-" defendant's reputation or the for tho WEAL. It Ia, Pf!'IIIIJI, i slart .: Seriea B fi ll'oree strength of the evfdeqce agaiDst - and"A YANK IN VIET-NAM" , tBesl of SeYeD) COLUMBUS (UPJ) _ Demo- !•god expenrl!ture of $939,000 In North Viet Nam today In a· him. leffreJ 11.~~~.00J:'RandeD. EiiiM:ar~sh;a~li~T~h~om~pso;.n.....J...;;~~~~..!:~~~~ w,4 L2 '· cratic State Chairman William state money for the printing of round·tht·dock raldo on I be Tile ralee forbid Jollieo DeMyieno Demongeol Yancey, 26, and Coleman thinkll the Rhodes ad- the leaflet, !he "Wonderful Communllt oountry. parbaelt offlcllis fNm dfl. 1 ~-:':O::eIUNDM~~ TUII. · 2 f I mlnlotraUon "may bave acted World or Oh:o · book and the At least five bridges were etltllitll relllfta of ffqeoprtal, x-Won series Uiegaliy" ·nmrsday whee It new otate hlgbway map. destroyed. The aixth wu hid· ballfllkt, poly....,b (lie d&Y LEWIS 8 'l'lnlnday•o Beall! placed literature He demanded tnat Ohioans den by dUB! cloud whlcb teetorl or laborateey euml"DIIORDIRLY ORDIRL..,.. four state issues 011 !he for Jobs and Progresa reim- muohroomed •-bead wheu II aatloa. (Teclmlcolor) IChicago I Detroit 2 e WREATHS - - - - - $2.29 • $2.98 I ballot in the pay euvelopes burse the state for the money was hit. No aireralt waa loll Katzenbacb sold, however, Jerr1 l.ewll, SUIID Oliver, state employes spent in stuffing the envelopes, pok Un would GleDda FamlL ,. · e FLORAL SPRAYS - - - $2.79 • $3.99 · although be rould not .,timate An Air Fm:ce I esman that the guide ea perColorcaI NBA PlayoU Standlngs oul Coleman told a hastlly.,alled the srnount oi l!'oney Involved. ll8id about 70 Air Force plaDesJ ~m~lt~r~el~ea~se~o~f~lm=orma::~lfo:n~a~bo=u=t!;::;::;:;:;;:::;;:;::;:~ e Flower Decor;tt, Styrene Cross 2.59-2.79 By United Prell bterull : new• conference that Gov. He al'o a • t • d Rhodes to destroyed bridget at Kim 11 Easlera Dlvlsloo ' James A. Rhocleo wao making "ap· logize to state workers for CUong, Trai Hoi and Phu Lien eSTYRENE BIBLE ON STAND $3.49 (Beat ol Sevea) :"a blatant attempt to turn the this ·bare • faced attempt to iJ1. Chau In _the 1011them part ol eBABY HEART $1.98 W. L. ' 80,000 state employes into a po- timidate them." North Viet Nam. ODe !!paD of x-Boston . . . • . . 4 3 Ulical army with instructions to eacb ol three bridgea was wreck· eMETAL BASKET WITH FLOWERS· $2.29 S f march through ohlo Deddello Ropllea ed rendering them useleos. x-Won aeries eMETAL VASE BOUQUET $1.98 the Rhodes political Coleman's charges brought. a '!'1M- ~poyesman, OIL Edwin Division qwck "''""""' from Sen. WJI- J w·,;;., burger 15 o! L us k eLOG BASKET OF FLOWERS $1.98·$2.29 The literature In question liam Deddm, R • Cincinnati, Wyo;;;;t,' ~ ihat after tBeat tl Sevea) eARTIFICIAL EASTER LILIES _ 19c to 39c the 98Jile pamphlet that wbo claimed the Democrata da.. r .. the North Vietnam· 1 W. L. off two earlier had actually taken money from wUI "have to go back to 1 x-Loo Angeles 4 2 a omall leaflet put out by emp!oy"" for rerl)' fundll8mpan• !fishing boats)." 1, Baltimore 2 f ODs lor Jobs and Progress and dinners. Ke uid ali the Air Force x-Won serle•. urging a ]10$itive vote on Dcd<lcns o&ld the practice P'loil's returnocl ll8feiy to their Tbunday'l Result May issues. was prevalent dw 1ng the ad· bases alter dropping about MIDDLEPORT, 0 . 11 ~ei~bl~·!a~l~09:._ was was the same leaflet mlnislrat•,n ol formerand Gov. also Ml· tona ~ bombl. _ _ __ : iii::i:::i:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~:;:,.'~10~P~hilad~· handed out wllh Hcense cbaei v. D!SaUe =:....::....:=:..:..... Ibis " ~- ". "--::--~-- - Tell the world you're unkiddable. Get your '" 0 '"~: lapel pin! �' ' ,, . • rcniqn NewsCantmeutary Religious Ferment Boiling ·In Communistic Poland b f' £. ..... If., JIJ2 J .., ..,., 8elloal ...... Ill., • • leJBPJ, !~apt.: ....... ll!lp Jl:. . . II, Yoatll ... , 1:41 p. m.; E"r•••l•• . . , 7:10 p. m.; Pl•fW . . . B Sentinel Church News ,,. A NEW D AL FOR. I Sl!(e • r 5 M> ...,pUll l.!bdr< lldloGI at 11 a. m. PI"'* jiDIIIIl'l 'ftmrolla1 7:10 p, m. ' Bettht'W &s;lll a•lfdt. Btadl Rtl'l'. C. r.. O'ODD.,....., llablrl Llwll, IIIPL L m. Mllndlla WOI'Ihlp Sg"""1 8clllool: 1 P. II. &\' IC'ioe: 'l'lnlnday, 7=30 m. Plll)tf "'11"•1 -:r: ::.n:a ,...,. l:t,,,;...a;:-=~ the &Ita! cledle&Uou r!lyoat!l. h>ple In cburcll amn. .. tbey watch her, utd they walk 0111: Into the April aDD• Jllhtfet'U... betlltr,hltppler. :for ha-vfnlr.hlr. They emmot, ever again, be • ;J'CIIIq . . llhe ... llllt tJda doesu't- lo meftlr, J'or sbe fa a aymbol to them. Bha 1ep1 BBDta the wonder ~ ll(lliDg wbea the world bel ....,. new aDd. fi"C!Bh apin, when flowen bloom aa It for the lirat time, and when the Gl1arcb retells the llmyaf Its iiieat&tt miracle -(:hrlsfs promise of e~~er­ latU!g life. Tblt!. IIJlqUeB!Impb)T0'IJ8II tile greatest prmnlae ever made, and the J'P1Dinder of It eomes at Natare'a 111011t perfect - 1 ! , Be ~ure that 701ll!ll to the ebanh of your eboice this Easter, so that and - JUU may &pin hear member the Easter me88Dge In all its glory. Gwl*1 a. L. a ' . ~ IV 411i.. =\ . . ......... J ~...,.. 11:. . . IJI. .... 1111P >Jt P. m. · a 0 n *'"' ..,.,Tim_..,,,..... . a a rree a '*' '- 7 tcz;•~ ·llfp •• Cbrllt 01 . . _ Dli'l' .,.. el Cliff. r.eo. R E. _ OlD. 1111111 11.- R ' 'Ill ..,.._ . Communka wltb 1111 Jlev. CaJ. pulor. llulday Scboal .... I. PortiPil ,IIOIId. &:n ii!V Sdlool· to, Brea.tfdt in lhe dlureh a; l'bll Wile. IUpl.: ......._ toiO .. 11.1 .lp IIIlO. a. balement fOilowiiJI, 1be lliaual -.mlp 11:10 a. m.; t •• &i 111., 8IJudaw eo • ' at Kilter ea llunt lrill toUow the 1!111 •tow 1 p. 111.; Eo a I 11e 7:1111 p. a~.: t.L. • oblp ..,.. Suaday SchooL '1'be MYP a-11 .me. 7:30 p. m. Mid • ._. 1oe • 7:10p.m; hlfllr, C. w. at 1:30 p m. Wonbip service prayer servb 7:30 p. m. Wed. Pniflllt. .All . eo dna ...,.. 7;10 p. m. Wodnew!AJ; YOQQI People's Service l"rkkly, 7:10 "'*, p. m. a...11 17 God, IlL 111or11o11 Rtl'l' Dlllllll Worllmu, .,.._ sm.day Scboal 1:111 L m.; w.. at 8 p. ~ ru.day at 8 p.m. the WSC9 will meet at lbe home of Florence Spencer. 7:45 p. m. Wednesday, prayer meetq. ilblp .met u L m. aDd 7:10 a. m. Praytr m• Una 7:10 p. m. TuHday: Ylllllll People'• meellns. 7:30 p. m. Frldq. ' ria , Q • I M' 1 4 . . - .... at 7:11 p. IlL abaD · StlveJ:IYIJJe llolld: E. J, ' - ,.., 01 a - ......,., Grtmtb, pastor; Roger W I J.. Lolli Brttm, Bit. t41!!!181d fonl, SUpt.; SUDday School 10 Ceoeula, edmiiiiiiAlllr, 8aDdaJ' a. m.; !'nagellltle Berrlee, 7· llaaa 8:• ~ m~ elL; Boll> Day• . ol Oblilatiell, 1 p. m. :30 p. m. l'rayer meetlug, ~~- tbidl r . m. TUesday. 8t. Jollll'a M 11 Ml 1 1 Cllurdl 01 Gad, lin. a...ter ; BcbOol t;SO L m.; MIJrD. Jolm Smallwood, putor: Slnv!ay Purl A. Casto, Pastor; Wor10:15 a. m. School 10 a. Ill.; Evangellsdc s' • service at I a. m., &m•ay _ aervJce 1 p. m.: YOIIIIII People School at 1D L m.; WD 1at fin& .,,., a 4. ..,..... Endeaver 7 p. m. WednlldaJ: '1barlday al 1111111111; Board J)Galld B-. 081- Prayer """''ng 1 p. IlL Salin- meellna Srd Wedneoday of the 8coool t:l$ L m.. day, IDOI!tb. Sapt.; 10:1$ .. .. Wol'llllp Serrice; BYP 8 p. Gnee 1'411·capal Olaldl, ll'latwoadl •• CIII!CUII Cburell lilhiiiDa Wanblp, 7:• p. I'll~, The Rev. Rlcblnl B. - Pearl A. Casto, pu!Dr. WorWed. 7:30 p. m. Prayer Martin, Rector. SanclaJ - Mor- sl!lp servlcl 10 a. m. eveJ7 meeting; 8:30 p. m. Wed., choir Ding Prayer aDd Sermoll, 10:30 oU!er SUDclay 7:6 p. m. Sun••• 11opM11 7........ 't Bg!!eJM! 7•• llnlland - : Olive N- nur GuysYIIJ& (Dakll illdlll: man, mlsslclaary pas!Air; Suo- Rev. Frall1l: ••""1, ,.. 1:•m.: day Sebool, 8:30 L m.: Wonldp tor, !Ja!!Miay llaa 11:11 a. 10:30 L m.; ~.,...,.Jns, 7;10 p. Holy Day ot Obli&e!ht L m.: Ctll!fesslcm, ~ boor belln Mass. Tile Sa1..u. ...,., ......, Rays. Winlllg, of1ker 111 cJwte. SJmclay 10 L m. Rc% r _.. bltl: 10:30 a . m. SUnday Scbool. SUnday 7 p. 111• YCIIIIIII PeopW1 1.m. C01fle hour fCIIIowina. clay School, 10 L m., John '11111 Cblll'dl fl 1111 Nuareae, Legion: 7;30 11. m. Salvaticll Bailey, SUpt. Prayer meeting Cbester, Ray E. Warne, pa!Gr. meeting: Tllunday, 1 II I .._ Pint Baptls& aarU, P0111e- EoleQrlse &tJB Cbardl, Rtl'l'. 7:45 p. 11. Tlmrsday. Sunday Scl!oo19;30 a.m.; MorDo dies Home Leap: 7 p.m. p,. Rtl'l'. aw1el Norris. lilenzel Smith, pastor. Wonl!lp ing Worsblp 11 a. m.: NYP5 elasses· 7'30 p m. Biblo 1111111 ; : : Sehool 0:30 UU 10:20. service 9:30 a. m.: SuDday Foret! Rnn Metboclist Cllurcll 6:6 p. m.: Evening Service, prayer·~~. Oll!er ~ Ill flee. 10:30 I . m.; Scboo~ 10·30 L Ill. YClUib FeJ. Racine Cbarge, Rev. H. L. 7;30 p, m. : Midweek Prayer ser- by ODDOIIDCC!IIIIII!l 1 IIIII J!llllor eburcb for lowllllp 6:30 p. m.; Boys .11111 McDaniel, pastor. Church Ser· vice, 7;30 P- IlL Wednesday. Pomeroy Sevelllll Day '*1list Cllurcb Unl...._ Be!....., eblklren. Girls Fellowsbip, 6:30 p, m.; i'leea, 8 L DL each Sunday With Ev-•·· ·--'·· 7·30 p m :and Sunday School following at 9:55. Middleport Cllureb of tbo Naz. - · - · • ,_.::0::: -~'"' ._.... •........, a.-• Raclat and .....,. ... ,...., • ' • Re CJ 4th Suadays: Youth Cbolr, Mn. Fred Nease, Supt. 'joreoe, v. yde J. Bartlett. Rd ., .north of Meigs F 14.......-Gifford. !ln. C. L. O'Connor, pliiOr. 8·30 m. Wedneada Prayer Sunday Scbool 9:30 a. m.: Morr> Bosp!tal. Pastor, • W. j~lday School 9:30 a. m., Sam .P· 7•30 P m. Death Methodist Cbareb, Mid- lng Worship 10:30 a. m.; NYPS Asststant Pastor, James lL QJrtla, l!lpl,; 10:6 a. m. Mon> ling, ' ' • dleport, M. E. Dowson, pastor; Young People, 6:4> p.m.; Evan- JBoffer. Bemces on Saturd&JI 1118 worsbip: 6:30 p. m. BYF Lottrlqo EUB Cbarcb,. Rev. Mrs. Nan Moore, Church School gellstic me<'llng 7:30 p. m.; Sabbath ~hool, 1:~ p. IlL; . 8lld JUDior Fellowship; 8 p.m. Eugene E. Emerson, pastor; SupL; Church School, 9:30 a. Prayer met>'' >g. Wed., 7;30 p.m.i Worsllip, 2.30 P- ~· ~ •:: E'ren!Dg service: 7:30 P· II. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Rus- m.; Worship Service, 10:30 L P0111eroy Churclo o1 lhP Naz. meeltog, 3:30 P· m., B lo W'IJnesdey, Prayer meet!Dg; seU Archer, SUpt. SUn<tay m.; Methodist YoQth Feilow- areoe, Sunday Sehool, 9:30 a. )dy , Tburaday! 7:80 '!'mmi! .C p. m. Wednesday, Senior worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 ship, 7 p. m.; Ofltetal Board m.: Mornwg worship 10:45 a. ,37 Evans Hmghts, G po II. Practice; 3:30p.m. TueJ. p. m. alternately. Bible study meeting, 1st Sunday of month, IlL Evening Worship, 7 PEdeD Ullll~ ~ : Junior Choir Practice. and prayer service led by past- 7:30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday Prayer meeting, 7 p. m. Wed . .Cilrul CIIID'eb.' Rev_ R tlaa4 Flnl ........ Chudl or 7:30p.m. Wednesday. Chris- of month. 7:30 p. m.: Eleanor Rev. Clyde oJ . Henderson, pas· ,Balke, pastor'. SUDdaJ Scbool, a -..-· t' End08vor 7·30 p m 3rd Circle 2nd Thursday of month tor. 10 a. m.; W'mme Bolsinger, supt. jSmtdoy Sch<'ol9:30 a. m. PreaciJ. 180 •Christian Endeavor, 7;15 p. ro. • · • ·• • lng Suuday 2:30 p. m. Saturday of month. 7:30 p. m.; Class 12, 3rd Wed· I Cllarcb of l~e Nazarene, Pom., M L d Chevalier prealdenl, nesday of month. 8 p. m.; Aft• . . rs. Y a Frel Will - ..,.,.. CbiD'eb, MoniDg Star £VB Cbardl, emooo Circle, 4th Thursday ot:eroy Bev. Clyde Hendersoo, clasoes lot all Song lk'!VIcel, 1 ~~~~·~~Paator= Rav p Ali i Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor: ~,45 month 2 p. m . Choir Practice Ipastor: Sunday School 9:30 a . .8 p, m. Preacblng 8:28 p. m.; I' Senwo1,.10 a, m. a. m. Suuday Schoo~ Fred W~sday, 7 j,~ m. m.: Morning WO!'llblp 10:30 . I. I Mid. Week Prayer meeting, 7:31 Guy Prldd , su L; Preaching Smltb, aupL: Eorl Shuler, Aaa'L m.: .NYPS 6:4S p. m. Evenmg p. m. Wednesday, Claso n..e.. laervk;e. 7·~ Pra aero Mornlna wol'lll!lp 10:45 L m.: semces 7:30 p. m. PraY e • er. Mrs. MaZie Hol!mger. 1w.... 1 p.IIL ·w~a Prayer meeting a p. m. Tbur• MIDernfOe Methodist ebardl meeting, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Baebttl Evangeltca1 .UIIted · p. y. c1a Dr. Lester L. Roush, pastor: Brethren Churcb - Sunday Ht. Moriah Bapllsl Cbardl, Y· Victor Bnnm. Cburcl> Scbool f.!mrcb ,o! the N&zareae, Ra· School , 45 a. m. Worship, 9 COrner of Fonrtb aDd Main Sl South Bethel EUB Cba:cb - Superlnlfndenl 10 a. m. Offl"' cme, Oblo. Sunday School at 2nd and 4th Sunday. 9:45 a. Mldd1eport. Rov. Nyle Borden, Rev. Eugene E. EmeriiOI!, pa• tal Board meeting each quarter 9:30 a.m. Sunday Wor~blp m. Achash Miller, pastor. minister. SUIIday School 8:30 tor. Sunday School t :6 a. m., unleu otherwise called. Holy ' Service 10:30 a.m. Sunday e- Allred Methodist Charcb, 30 7 m. ArDolcl Richard&, Supt. Norman H. Bahr, SUpt. Sunday Communiou eaeb quarter as Ill> nmg Service ' p.m.; Mid • Rev. Pearl Casto, pastor. lolornlnl Worablp, 10:30 I . m. Worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. nOUIIeoo. week Prayer Servtce Wedne• Sund-'Y School at 9:30 a m., • m. Alternately. Blble Study Mono Chapel. day 7•30 p.m. Rev. Moms M. Charles Taylor. Supt. Wor· NIIOIIII ~& Cls~. S~ and Prayer service led by past- Church, Arthur Stttt, Pastor WoUe, Pastor. ship service,, at 10:40 a .m. with day Scbool 1.!0 a. m.. Wor- or, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Sunday School. 10 a. m. Rolland CbiD'eb ot tile N•..,.. ·the Rev· Casto. Wednesd' )' evobip 11 L m.: P.!'ayor service, Syracaae E.U.B. ~b. Paul Sayre. Supt. : S~day Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; ening prayer services at 1:45 I p. m. WeduescLy. A. SeOerl, hltor. servlee, 11 a. m., Prayer moe'- Morning Worship 1o:45 a. m.. p.rn. Carleton ellllreb, Klnpllary mg every Wednesday evemng. Evangelistic service 7:4> ?· m. UB Cbure•. Letart : '-. SunRoad, Rav. Clyde Hinton, paa-1:30 L m. Suuell7 School, Ben Portland MelbocUst Cburell, Midweek prayer service, 7:4> p. ·day School 9:30 a. IlL; Worshtp tor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; Qulsenbe!TY, Su~l; 10:30 a. m. Arthur Stitt pastor. Sunday Wednesday. i sr ·-rs Sunda~. 1:30 P m Ralph Car~ IIIPI. Sunday Wor- Morning Worlhip service, 111 School 9:30 io 10:30 a. m. .._ ~-• I the N Letart FaDo United Bretbrea . -·-"- 10·30 ·-• and 3rd SundayOo of the month; th u,,_,.• .....,.rru o ... ICburcb Rev James Mormon: b • :p '""""""• . a. m . .,.. ...._,•• E "· old G. Roush, Supt.; Kenne rene WWiam C. 'lborpe. pastor • . T 7·30 p m; alternately Prayer 7;30 P· m. ~·- vauge...- McLeod A • s 1 · • '; Sunday School 9:30 • - m, om · ' • tie Service ZDd aDd 4tb SUD• ss I. up · SUnday Srl!ool 9:30 a. m.: Morn- , , . , s H meetinl Wedneaday, 7:30 P· m. day of BETHANY _ evecy SUDday evening. lng worship JO _JO a. m. . ~.~"'~:~~·' ~~P1 Cohmlblt Orapeh Wanldplll' 9:80 a. IlL Mornlua Worship: Racine Melllodlsl Cb...,b, Peutecolbll Aosembly, Raatt 110:30 a. m. : Alternate eveninll vloe each Sunday 8:15 a. m.; 10:30 a. IlL Sunday Scboo~ BIY· H. L. MeDanlel, pastol' : Sun- 124, Rev. oaul E. Jones, pasiA>r. ~ wonhip at 7:30 p. m.; PraySunday Scbool 10 a. m.: Youth the Tbelu, SupL; 1:30 p. m. day School 9;30 a. m. : Preaeb· School 10 a. m. : w.... :er meeting Thurs., 8 p. m. Service 8:15 p. IlL Evenlna Wor- Youth Fellowsblp. CARMEL - ing 10:30 a. m.; MYF 8 p. m.; services 7:30 p. m. Sun- Mt. Hermon Ullitecl Orelllra ablp 7 ~ m. eaeb Sunday. 9:30 a. m. Suuday School. Way• Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p. Wednesday and Friday. fn Christ: Rev. James Morrl• llradiJary Ouad! ot a.rtJ1, ne IIAlulb, SUpt,; 10:30 L m. m. Wednesday. fto Ptnteenatal Qmrcb, MJf. sl'll, paator; Sunda.Y Sebool, Art Marcum. miDister; Bible lllorulng WOI'Ihlp, ~ aDd 4111 llock gprlugs Methodist _ dleport, Soutb 3rd Ave.: &mctay 9:30 a. m., ·eacbinl 10:30 a. School 8lld Mornlna Worship, Swulay of the ~~· ~.m. Chester Lemley pastor· Wor· ScboollO a.m. ; Sunday evening m. Alternate preacMnnl IIIII 10;30 a. m.; Chrbtlan Endeav- Evening Evang • monU!II!e, ship service 9 a. serviee, 7:30 p, m. Christian Endeavor. 7::11 P. DL 8 p, m.: Evening Wol'lll!lp, lsi and 3rd Sunday of · day School, IO:l> a. m.; Bible Study 7:30 p. Sunday. Mid-Week Prayer _. p. m. TUppers Plallll EUB Cbarcb, 6, 30 p. m. Prayer and Bible m.; night Prayer and 1 (Contmued eu page ll Bndfard ClmrcFI or a.rtJI, Rev. Eugene E. E.mersoo, pas- Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. ,.,_,_ tor; Sunday worship 9:30 a. m. Robluson, ........ter; Sunday School 10 a. m., 11c; Rutlaocl Metbodlot CbarchJo e COME TO WORSHIP •nd REJOICE .. Bomer Forrest. Supt.; Bl~le bart Vineyard, Supt. Bible Stu- Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastor : School 8:30: Morutn& Wonbip, dy and prayer services led by Church School 9:30 a. m.: War 10:30 a. m.: Eveniug Worslue. pastor, 7,30 p. m. TUesday. ,ohlp servJCe, 10:30 a. m., M p. m. Wedneaday, 1 P. m. Adult class meeting 7,30 p.I Y. F. Monday, 6:30 p. m. Blblo Study· m. leal Monday of month. SUnravtDo Method! II 0ox1er Chard! ef C • r 11 I Arthur Stitt, pastor. Bible School t;30 a. m. Preaeh- Fedenled CbardJ. PomoroJ, Scbool, t:30 a. m:;· Geuo Ina 10:SO a. m., flrat 8lld third Rlv. W. H. Perrin, pastor; Supt., Servicea Tltunday """"' Carl Kaulz, Supl: Su a cl a Y big. MaloD CIIJo ~ cl Cbrflt. Schoo~ 9:15 a. m.; Worllllp SnUoll MelbocUst Cbardl, Miller Slreet, R. Kennelb Roy, boar 10' 30 a. m. tbur Stitt, pastor. Sunday ICuvaagellat: Suuday Bible Mt. IJidtD F.W.B. Cbarch - School 10 a. m., Clint Orr, study 10 a. m., Mornlug Wor- Sunday School 9:45 a. m., Earl SupL: Sunday Worship, 11 a.m. ship, 10:45 a. m; Evealng Wor- Starkey, 111pl.; Evenllla wor- s,nea.. Metbodlll Cllllrch, 7;31! p. m.; BUlle Study, lhip, 7:30 p. m. by Cecil Co&. >r Lester L. RouJb, pastor: p. m. W.clneaday. Layman; Young People's meet- M~rning Worship service 9 a.m. IIJddlepor& Cbwdl ot Wit, ing and Bible Study, 7:30 !'· m.; 0aua Wlnebrenoer, Supt. 10 a. Cor. Sycamore & Second St. -Pomeroy 6th and Main Stnell Doaald Wednesday; Choir praelice atm. Sunday chool: YF wec1ne.. REV. JOSEPH KRALY, PASTOR Church. WY 2-5170 Parsonqe, WY 2·2S38 llicka, minister; Bible Schoo~ 7:30 P· m. 'llluraday. clay 8:31! p. m., Mra- Moore. a.m~ Keaneth McEihlolley, Daavllle Ptlpim Bollnesl, (P. dlreetor. Official Board Mornlug Worablp. 0. Laugsville, Oblol, Bev . 0. H. lag, first Monday each month 7:00 IUNRIII IIRVtea m. Eventnc Worablp. ear~ paator: &mday School, 9 , 30 at 7:30 p. m. Bo!J Cammm> 1:15 IASTIR 7 p. m., Prayer Service, WedRobert Grate, SupL Will' on eacb quarter as amOCIIICOd aesday, 7 p. m. !;,,~: at 10,3, a. m • PIJ. WSCS flrll Weotnewtay C1l eaeb ClmrcFI .. Clutsl, PonlenJ, ..... - - · - . . ' . •• month. 9 :15 SUNDAY SCHOOL Maston, jiPICII': SUDday IJ')m Youth, 8 45, p. m.. Evlll> Tba Ualted Metlll!dllt U!u>eb II Sellool I ""-~ lD:., - &ellsUe •ervtce. 7·30 p. m. Mid...1 · Alkir IPICIAL PROGRAM " II =- L m. ....,..,., Week Prayer and Praise, Wed- Pomeroy - Rev- 1" " vm e a. m.; CbrlatlaD ltndlavur, 8.30 ll88llay 7 !0 pastor. Church School 9:15 a. IOriO MORNING p. m. Eveulna 8erv1el, 1:11 P. • • p. m. m.. Leo Crew, Supt. Mee m.: Prayer aervlce, 7;30 p. m. Thursday. Sy.-.e Mlssloa, Rev. Eort CUster, pastor: Services nery Wednesday lllld Friday evening at ?:SO p. m. - J:m,eaday m.;; Hospital News ~ ' We of Tom Rue Motors, the new Chrysler-Plymouth and Imperial dealership at 399 South Third Street, are now open and ready to serve you.· We invite your inspection of our beautiful new carsi ,, With 1M hope fa tGill, fR lOme mea.ure, forter and help lUI:... I'/ Ja' 1 lain tlwt U~hich u 1ood In family and commun.._, l e, t II ealure u lpontored by lhe businas firlnl and organhationt IDOOte lUilJIU ap- ber-. .--------....:..------:--------------,1 . FRANCIS FLORIST and WILLIS ANTHONY ,.._. GREENHOUSES PLUMBING & HEATING Member FTD Gnettbousa WY U40II GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. LIEVING COAL COMPANY "'l'Uo Someone To Cblll'Oh Thb Week" Establblled In 111M West Columbia. W. VL Ph. Muon SPUIIQ IVY liU8I We'd like to show you our well..equipped senice faciiHies. lllddloport R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. TINY'S FOODLAND HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE BAUM LUMBER CO. . Weat lrWD St. Builders POIDOf01 a. But most of all, we'd like to introduce you to all of the people who desire to serveyoucourteo11ly. And efficiently. 3 ROOMS New Furniture OIIIU ' AUTHOIIIIED OEALIR 0 RE!J UJ, DB11GS We Fill All Doctors Prol<l'lptlouo FURNITURE CO. MAlON, W. VA. F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER Cbuter, Oblo Bulova Watcbes Sales 6 Service 1M N, I*Qnd lrllddleport CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN &1COUNTRY BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT V. D: EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY 110 I. 8aco!!d ~ RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY 1'1loua ~121 Clluter, Ohio FOREMAN & ABBOTT EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. quaJ!fl ~at Lower~ lllddleport "&V111RY'l'IIING IN IIAJII)WARB" Pomeroy, Oblo NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE ..un ot ntqJMa ar..d ' . . ' . tau-Someone Wltb You TO Cburdl 1: ,. ru Pom- Ooer 811 Yll!'l ·~I ' •. . J~· 399 SOUTH THIRD STREET if!l'" OF AM . ERl_'-" ' ·· · ;'• J.oOC.U. UNIO~ s ..,_wood, W. Yi. . · ·'·'•, 't · ·"" d .............. or y ....,-~.. anon •• ~... v• """' ,, • ''t' · ·,.,"' I, •""'- WY .. . . . .• ,. •1, ~!M.;,..-....,;-----riroeer-.,;,"""~~!jiooO·...,.-..,. .,; ' ' WORSHIP m. · lllltlaacl Cladl t1 Clr1d. ,.,.,_ Scbool t·SO· ,......,11111111 ....,.. • • ......,. 10;10 1· m., V. B. Braley Supl Sabra ~· plllllll; Bible Study. 7.30, Delbert ~ mine, leader. ~ 4it C1tllst. ..... • ~!ll\'llle ~. e.>Ut.di!rw....o. 81"""' •·-• aebool 1:30 .. II!, ; MI!Miiny 10,so a, . m. ; ll:"fflng p. m.; Rcl1lerl Real Blbto 'iQ;IL • 'Qum Cbwrt!lltl W, Jln, ~, puto.r. Sunday 1:111 m. (llpjonlllg ltof. ,,. , li!tot1.ool'nd,.P 'L , ··. . .' .'roMJ:FiOY . ' il -•·'"ier. ; lHE UNITED ST~EL: WORKERS ,.,! .·,EN FRANKLIN sr·ORE 1 APRIL 18th ....._ rtiRN1TURE • APPLIANCES 19Y MMO m:, St. Paul's Lutheran Church Pomeroy & lrWD SL .. · CMVentlftf foftlll MASON KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. AO.oo o. u •• ..,... on Pom- WY 2-2955 CHRYSLER MDIORB~ '299 Pb. INIMOOII SWISHER & LOHSE HEINER'S BAKERY Won't you come ,meet us~ We'd like to be your friend for a long, long time to _come." • ,3o Bull<llaJ SuppUu Cbuter, Ohio S...: ma:,tb. r And our used car lot. J. .30 · · OBIII ' *· K1qdom BaD ot Jcbovall'l Vaughan, Asst. Supt. Witnesses· Public maettuc. Sui> Sunday. Co!DDiunity EASTER SERMON THIME: Aw Iehto ~..... worship at 1 a. m. at the 5 -• P. m., a wor • ....., eratecl Church. 11le publle is I P· PI-• Bible study 'l'llesday Iinvited Easter mornina wor· 8 p. m. llervlce meeting, 7 p. slllp ai 10:30 a. m. Sermon, m. Tbui'!Ciay: Mlnllll'l' school, "auist II ADve Today!" Mon·' Holy Communion to be celebrated at both the 7:00·•: t .!'· m. Tlmraday. day, 7,30 p. IlL JOF CJasa at and 10:30 worship hours . La-.. tllvdlea - S&. Pall •burch. Tueaday, 7:30 p. m. Ly· MEITINGI OF TME WIIK Sunday School 9>16 a. m.: Wor- j dia Circle of Woman's Society Monday, 7.00 & 8:00P.M. KnittiaC Cluses lblp -Ice 10:30 a. m.: St. of Chrb;ian Senil:e. meets at Beginnen; at 7, Advan<ed at 8 7:30P.M. 6-H Club JCllm, ~ School 10 .. m.: eburch. Sllllday, Apnl :li, al 8 8:00P.M- Sl Paul'• C~ob CouncU Wpr<hl~ t a. 111 .· ,p m., ~ Cll! C1Jriat. ·Tueadoy 8:00P.M. Women of !be chur<:h Alfred (!breb, -I iaD Social CoacerDI will abow WedneSclay, )I Rev. Pe~l A,. Caste, ,_.tor., aud ciWiJss a onlnr film llrlp, Thunday, 8;00 P.X. A.A. ~ , aM... SundaY S¢liOql at $:30 a: m.• '"Gaml>llng and the Church." Saturday, t:OOA.Ki So!llorCateelll&a 1illlw Charles 'taylor, sljpl. Worship 'l'be eltur!:ll ltlloWibip II llmll-11 1t'l'J-.!'a=~*:ft. iervleea at , 10:4S wltb Uoyd Cld 8!li1 refreamems will be "Tile t1,oowt spear did not burt ~':'-' 8111<!11, ~ "The Mystery Revealed" I ~ t,<:, ~~~~:1" -. w::t · IIIII~ 1.1a. m.; . itf~o·.,.~ __...,...,..~~,.'I'i ~" will; ~ .J~Ill-~lt~ -!'\ 6 DJ!UDier, leailerwl.th~~ a•. m., -~ . ~n ..,... au n.e Mlel.udbt,l_-:-tl-"_"_r_J"" _._••_t·------------·;; �. 8-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Apr. 16, 1965 WANT AD INfORMATION l.lfLAIIIJI'I . . ., '"""'\''"' ~·ftC> 4 fllon<IIIJ • "'N' b , liiiUNf <IHHI"<"f iU~ • ~ ·, .,., ... pi!'(\ .. ~"~•• _..,,.u,..~'"" ..-,,. ,,, ~••.-• .-,, .. ,,,.,.,,., ''"I" ,.,.., "''' '~ ICrrono "'Ill "'" ,. IMI~ t'tsot ,_..morihLo "·' '' '"'• •nf'n~ laaerttoa. '---•nt• g.e• cle~n lnt~riOr Blue finish . Low mileage by ont• loclll own t'r Radio and heater. 'OII- I'' ••",. • n•ert~-~>M '' •e• il'""' Pl'~"un• oa ICI' P• •d ~A Ril muro t)lo .,,hi, !() rt.,.. D•'• •d• •nd I rHANk~ 11 .-UI &:.("}\ • Utll't'l!.IIRID &o •ord mtn.ad!!IQnniJ word \ for OI'Ttr:l. tlOVKS~ Ill lfl a.no P . ..,..::ii~~:~N: \~·: e:3fl " front and back porches, and basement. Very good con- Z-.1510. lJ t tfc struction but does need repairs. Locate~ on Union Ave- EXPEPU:NCED nue with 50 ft. lot. 0 n I Y and alterations. Phnlll WY -:;: $5000.00. With adjoining lot , 2276. a If 301c $6500.00. SYRACUSE - Filling . l TR CONDITIONING Refrlgel' t~nd grocery with extra ation service. Jack's Refrigwhich can be lived in. Old eration, New Haven, PhoM establised location. l27no M TU 2-3537. f f tfe C. C. CUCKLER, REALTO~)iRi.lriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=., 110 h.p. engine 4 on the' floor. low milea ge, jet hlatk ,fini"'h, spotless clean v-inyl interior, bucket se<~ts, good W.Vri. tin:s. rudiu and iit"aLer. o.u, i Porr~rov ~()fOr BOX 229 ® WY z..; EXPERIE"',CED POMEROY, OHIO ' 16 3\ • c -I . . For Rent - - - '.N LOVING memory of Tom my Lewis, who was killed f'lJRNIS HEI ' .-artment . I 2SCREW JACKS, large . 51> eouple. j P. Evinrude motor . R. suit- able for two glr!s ~r 130 Mulberry. Call 'WY 2--6615. Brake Service BlaeHnars IMMEDIATE DELIVERY L. ' · Coleman Long Bottom Ohio ern seven room home, 4 bed· • OPEN TIL 8:00 4 14 tfc 1 ' • 1 rooms~ 2 with wall - to - wall BULl KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC. --- I . · - &II-. M lelltclr II'.Aheacl :!B. Exhibit -a. Pamper Over Stocked! MODERN POULTRY SPEC IALS ON SALE ALL WEEK USED CAR I I · t I • ON OUR LOT! ' - Low Down Payments Pome..., ,.,. !..-...,.-..,...,_...,.,.....,_ --·Clod -------:----·1 b Bank Financing Property THE TIME TO BUY IS NOWI EYDY CAl Transfers IS FOR SALE • • YOU TILL US WHAT fOU·WILL PAY AT--- M..,..,.,., METROPOLITIAN MOTORS .. MY:;-.,, ,., ,...ce New•:-;: 1 -' w.... Cem,._ Ch',01!·' hIlk,ec.tory .::m!: "'a~~~~o~~o~:!~rad ,., h~ ,,.,...~ w-. .. ... ··· +h. -· :5.;t.'-' -"" e. : w.,· - loor- U.Glocy: <OIIoq. 48.Pointo at 4T.AddltJonol 48.Prtnee Chllrl... lister 411. e... eag1e ~llequiN Beoe'• 11ow te nr11: tt: DAILY CBih'OQUOTJ: - AX'I'DLBAA:Jt:a .. r.o•••••r.ow One lottorlllmpl,y otands!o< IW t2ot L'o, X for Plot tropbl-. 1110 lootgtb ..., - -day SNit AEO o ••z Ja--'< A tloo--.. --& JPR OBO loi!M4 0'11, otc. 7J1a11io JoUon, 0 _ . ot lbo ... aPI lolA!& c.,a a • q a a VOTPLTBOCB LV 0 VP LR JT550 UPLOLR '1'.-1 P'!'G P UN_TZ LR B L Z, Y~• Ci)pa.,wt.r 'l'BJ:kE IS A. KfS'ilCAL IJAPPl.. NESS IN ACC7IPTING IIXIS'l'I1:NCI1 Wl'l'IIOV'l' UNDJllR.. BTANDING l'r.-11.\NTATANA • -Doc • 1Jor7 1111W ON ANY . ' ·.~. ~~.~ REFUSED ~"- I •• .-"> f- REASONABLE OFFER . .". . . . ·.t. ·•--- c::: I PULLETS <Alii· 0 A I Ly CROSSWORD 01' 1 Calli ,. J ;g n • 11.- LOW DOWN PAYMENT-BANK RATE FINANCING WORK, Y~~il:e;~• .~~~\:."~ the __ __ _ __ ____ _ : 98>-4176 after 4 p. m. j carpet10g. Large planeled bv· ped with winch. Big or "';. WE WILL TRADI!. ___ TRY USI Your voice we knew we long 6 ROOM HOUSE in Pome- -------- 4 16 ltp ' ing room with fireplace, full job. Call daytime• WI &-3151, to hear_ SINGER SEWING Mach10e 10 , basement and laundry room. evens WI 9-3089. Gene Bar1 roy Phone WY 2-5385_ Now all that is left is a loving 4 14 tfc 1 Blonde cabinet. Does all re- 1 1. Ga s heat and "" condition· nett, Racine, Ohio. S 29 30tc 0,.. --- gular sewing, plus dial equip- ing. Storm doors and wind· ~ 0 memory 4 ped for fancy ztg - zag des1gns, ' ows. I •-, ac re Iot. Call a fter - · ~ 0 URNISHED apartment, As time goes by, we misS r Equip-ll you more and more. I rooms and bath, also. 3 bed- 1 buttonholes, overcasts, etc. 3 p. m. WI 9-2103. iLogan Frre and Safety You were our only son and, room house. H26 E. Main St. i Pay balance due 6 monthly ! __ _ __ _ 4 14 l2lc , ment, Sales and Service,-Po~ MIDDLEPORT, 0. brother, and no one can PomProv Phone Harry Bal- l payments $1.67 per week . . I eroy. All types and sizes of cn:n lake your place, Tommy. ley WY 2-3408. 4 14 6tc i (:uaranl.eed. WY 2-2575. FOR SALE - One 4 • room ' fire extinguishers, 2~ lb. ex.,.~~..,~~~-~~-=~~:'!'~~~~:-:::::-=:~--:~:-::::'":":::::::1 4 16 510 I house with bath and garage !' tinguishers, Boater's Special I ·- LOW PRICES! Sadly missed by Mom, Dad - . - · I BIG TRADES! LOW PRICES! BIG TRADESJ and Sisters_ com-[ on ?ne acre lot. on Dead Dwight Logan, Distributor. i !...""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""~~ 4 16 Jtc lsi FLOOR FURNISHED, I ELECTRLUX. Sweeper - -- I bedroom efficiency apartment / plet.e with all cleaning attach- Man • Curve. Phone WY 2-l Phone WY 2-3821. 4 14 61 P ' :N LOVING MEMORY or ' Middleport. WY 2-3874. I ments. Pay balance du<· 117.90. I 3003 · 4 14 30tp 3 31 tt LeAal Notice 1 our dear, dear brother "nd - - -- - - - - ______: Terms arranged. WY 2-257ll. 'FOR SALE- 1 t t 1;;;;;;=========-..,1---=~; 4 16 5tc I nves men prop- . 1 LIGAL NCmtS son ' Tomm). Lew,·s ' who was FURNISHED HOUS£ 5 rooms 1· 1 sealed birl• wtll be reeel..cl bJ tile __ ___ _ _ 1 erty in Pomeroy, Ohio. Brick: SMALL killed four years ago today , I BOY'S SUIT d . k j · couneU of the vmare of Pomeroy April 16, 196 1. ' 1 and bath in Pomeroy . Call . _" an sports Jac. et 1 6 lar,ge rooms and bath, base- j ENGINE REPAIR 1ohio. until tweln o'c:loell: noon z.s.T. Tummy, the angels came and Howard Cecil WY 2-5262.1 Size IO, sporls Jacket, 81~e ' mem and gas furnace. Would i ~~.~t>'.i~~"!:· ::~~~:.ro~·:~r::_ took )'OU away - 800 w. Main St. 30 tfc 12, $5.00 each. Kathleen Mil-~' convert to double rental. Onla plalll and apeclftea,tollll tbueton 3 I h R t 248 ·1 f I $4200 00 R bl d Wright Power Saws now on file In the oftice of the Clerk hope we all can join you FURNISHED ----- rt -~ t oan, ou e . 4 ml es rom y . . easona e own Iof the vmalfe of Pomeroy, Ohio. At and Jesus 1-n Heaven some . 4 room apa men Chester. 4 15 3te ~yment. Monthly payments S lq & S 1 the urn" hertt~nhtlto..-. me!\Uoned uld ' utilities furnished . Inquire , - --- -· 'L~--R -:· - $700 - I on balance. Phone WY 2 -~":r._o..J . • erv ce IalbidsthewillMualcip.;p.l he publlel)' opened Porn.roJ, aad U'ad BUikl.hl.l. LOT FOR S -~ ~- acme, day. Oh ' wha I a day th at I Ohio Hotel Middleport ·' 4 Ohio will be. We wil l get to see ' Reo Lawn MDW•nAll Pro110fall thad bt aealad aft4 4 -13 tcf l CASH. Otis Bailey. Phone WJ I,. FOR SALE All -··F Ga K I endorsed for Improvement~ to Boat your sm11ing face once · __ -9-2682. 4 15 3te : mod ax arh Launchlng YaetUtiu. Propoull •h•U a~ain when we join you in MODERN 6 roo ms and bath -- _ . . frame 3 bedroom rCJ _ be 11ddrened to the Clerk ut coun. Heavt'n . apartment. Middleport. Ph. 4 R00~1 S of funuture, Will sell home on Chester Roac:. near ~ WILCOX SERVICE : ~~-il:Jil~~e :!u!'::rol; ~~:· T.rnmv ' s Siste r.,, Downey ' WY 2-3121. J 24 tlc I alto~ether ~u-~ State Highway Garage., 100 X I _..,. S5P.M.dtoA10 P.M. Dally I ProPo•<~l• •hall be un propn•al bl•ll1ui • t t M or t separately. h Mlddl ; furnl•hed. wllb tbe al)&<llllcauou. 3 ·\jHJ, Callie and Katie L1·wis ' oma IC · ay ag was er In· 400 lot. Several fina,...._h.,., plans _ _. · r ve. •port , Plan• and ·~dncauons caa be fRAILER lots lor rent. close eluded. Leroy Denney. "& .,,e-n at the Municipal Bu1ldln1, Pom. =====.: 4 16 ltc to Laundrymal and schools SH 2~, 243 _ tc available to qualified person. eroy, ohio. or may be obtained ~ 4 13 6 PI WY • f 1e-ther witt!. blddl!11 blankl llJIOD PlY• Valley Lumber & Supply Com - -.- . -- , lOne · .-5337. 4 13 t ~ AUTO SALES men• of oo.oo. NONE . . W"ICH Notice pany. Midd:eport. L0--3--tfc YOUNG rab~Jts for sale .for 7 ~ RooM -bZ.iCkholllt.!, 2 bathw~L~na1~n~~~~~~:i1ou wtn be --· - Easter. Vmcent Broderick, : j" . . 1955 PONTIAC 4 doo •125 mllll'!d Parcel Poat u lOOn .. poul ,\"' _';TE D to lease or rent H:H·~lt: an~ lOUr r"O'I"lJ turm~he- Ph WY 2--6214 4-10-6t rooms , Jmshed attic and r • . b!P after reeelpt " of the reque!Jt ' ed and llDfurnished apart- -- _· _. _ · _ __ P basement. Out of high water. Phone WY 2--%418. 4 15 tfc 1- Each propuOJal_ mull be accom.pa& l ' , II grou nd. Leo Morris. Ph. i menbl WY ~li434 12 6 ttr EASTER bunnies r~r sale. Eu~ Central heating, priced for 1964 CORVAIR--MOnza automa· I ~~d e'::'m:~~':;n'!. w~"re':; ~:P:::e:u:::r:t !-ill 2-4 6~8 . - - - - 4 14 6tc ' fRAII.ER I.OTS - free sew· gene Holter, Racme, WI 9 • quick sale. Phone WY 2-6116 Uc transmission, radio, heat· i ~id P:;· •":~:,Yofto:,a•t.;m::;~ctf!a t!; 3723. 4-10-7tc , or WY 2-2205. Charles F OOO . E II t 1the oontract. A cert1n.d ctMelr on 1 '1 M HLIE SCOTT is no longer I age and water. Brown's !'tail -I . · er, 1, tr.l 1es. xce en con. ,o1vent bank drawn and made pay. 1I mowing yards. Call WY 2-6103 er Park I Slate Approv~•) able to the Vllb.&e of Pomeroy, OhJo, 1in the •um of 5 per c-ent of the •· cu 20 WEEK -Wildermuth. - ---- - - 4~--13- -tfc 1 dition. Phone WY 2-:!014. tr1r your new man. Also, can 1 Minersville, Ohio, Pbone WY I · FOR SALE: Modem 5 room : 4 1& &tp I fl'ountbond bid. will be 11ceept.ed tn Ueu ot . . , _ ~ _ nld Should any bid be reject-f h f f d "'O W a ew more yar s or 1 _2-3_324. _ 1 15 tfcl H&N LEGHORN r::tme orne m Syracuse. With GMC pickup stake bed 8 ply ~d. •uc h bond or certlltett chBCJr ahall £1 .00 per hour. 4 14 3tp _ bath (~ bedrooms) large util ' ' ' . . 1forthwith be returned to the bidder SEVEN room house with bath tires, fine running condition. l and 11hould any bid bfl ·aceepted. 1uch Jty room, double carport. gas PrJ·ce e150 00 G A Deem hond or eertlfted check wiD be n--MAN and hJ's mother wants l and full basement in Syrarurn.:~ce, fu11 y msu · Iat ed , wa-II Racine • Ohio · · · 4· 14 3tc• ~~~eeurinl turned upon axecuuon and. or theproper c:ontrad. larm work with house. If in- [ cuse. Phone WY 2--2455. LOCALLY GROWN to .. 3 1J carpeting, birch cabi· __ ' ·______ The su~eurul bidder wan bl r. AVAILABLE ON : VALIANT ha rdtop, 8 ta ~d• CJutred execute tha eontract wtthtD terest ed write to Jerold M ______ __ 3 16 tlc 1 I nets. Shade and frUit. trees, 1~ 11U"' u daystoarter the award of the work 1 St. Clair, Reedsville, Ohio, APARTMENTS. 1st and 2nd eMAY 17th I srrubbery. Close to school ard, $895.00. Ralph JarviS,d II slltlllfadlon to him and ot lhall th• thefurnilh Vllla1ebond of kl Pome· Route 1. 4 14 IOtp floor, 1st floor Senior Citizen eJUNE 14th 1 and church. Very reasonable. apartment next to RutI an , roy, Ohio, for the faithful perrormI Grady C aig S Oh' Furniture Rutland Ohio. : .u ce of •aid ~ont.J•act In the 1um of Apt. ph . Wy 2-3267. ' eJUNE 28th I r • yracuse, 101 100 per cent of \he total amount of Southerton Martz Beauty School 4 15 6tc , I WY Z.2810 4 14 3tp the hla bid ln ea'"'" or rallure to executfl eontract u 1lated or \a luraiah Huntington, West Virginia 4 2 tfc 'J'Iw RamOier bond. the bidder will be con~~idered Enroll now for classes start.· FUn~ISHED 2 bedroom hou se ------_ to hn• abandoned the eontra('t and ·n Syracuse w1'th bath gar •"t)H S'l E _ "lddl _ , la" World Standard ol Compact: the bond ur cbedt accompan.vin~< the l ing June 14, 1965. Pay as you ·• ' · r " • •n e... •r ,) ..,. E~:celle propo.al •h•ll be forfeJted to the vu.. Jearn on easy payment plan I age, automatic washer and est boilding . lOcated 352 N D~ la•e not u penalb' but •• liqukiated 4-10-6t P I Secnnd Stret!l, Mirldlepnrt Big car room, (Approved by State Depart- dryer. WY 2-5459 · 1 S 0 ride IOd pef' "m"" The VIllage n•erve• the n1ht to ment of EducatJ'on) . Phone Box No. 188 Priced for qwcll: oa1e . .... tormarK·e. ma ev eeuoom)' rej ..ct. \o •BYthe andlowett all bldl. or kl and maaqerabUit)! award •nd and b••' .bidder. I 522-2034. 4 13 6tc For Sa a 1 Phono LY 2-9031 quire at Oblo HoteL ""' .,•..,.., "'"'' .....,. "'• full 1 •=====--====. S.. Moton name r1f every JMitiiOD or eompeJ~:J lr Ath 0 Musical Instruments M_.__..._ ln.., . . . . . . . . . oomo. SANDY'S Rea Sal I APRIL SHOWERS Party I ens, • --~M . . . . . .By .,.. , .. tho Counoll ...... vu, uty on, moved ...,..,.,..IISPINET PIANO : May be had E. MaiD Slreel. ot Pomeroy. Shto of Ohio. to premises formerly occuDated thl• 14th day ot Aprtl. ~~a 12 cu. It Refrigerator, good by assuming small monthly ~ WY writ Bdna ' · pied by Cliff's Shne Repair ! condition, $50.00. Phone New payments. Beautiful finish. t J2 lie "' 11. & • Shop, 19Z N. 2nd Sl, MiddleI Haven 882-3183. 4 It 3te See it locally. Write Credit port. Permanent Special, 2 . h R EES FLORAL, Racine, Ohio. Dept·, '108 Lincoin, Osceola, Uvestock - $10 . Haircut , styl mg, s ampoo and set Included. WY 2Easter Dowen for you and Ind. 4 13 &tp 5269 and 773-5263. 3-18-30tc yours· Potted plants, corDr. MelviD E. Doerr, Veterl& sages. We deliver locally. Business Services arlan, large and amaU anlmall. ~ ORDER your southern plants POMEROY Phone us for the unusual in WIUlON'S h 550 p 128 Washlugton Sl., Ra....,.. now, tomatoes, sweet potato, Jack w. Carny, flowers. Phone WI. 11-39113. . car was · 11£1 wood, W. VL Pbone f13.42'11. peppers, cabbage_ Charles R 1 PHONE 4 13 4tc St., Middleport, ObJo. Phone OWce !lours, Dally f to e p. · p rt1a d Ph WY 2-9932 WY 2-3715, I 17 30tc Uc Jameo H. Qulvey, Helen QuiHarru, o n , one VI • DAVIS HEAVY duty end loadm. l 2e S.2693. 4-7-12tc I H . ld Se I Medal er. Will trade for brush~og. L 0 . McCoy, Auctioneer, Trainvey to Jameo R........._, Coo:1963 ern · Go a · Phone WY ~ 15 _ ed, expenenced, Chester, Ohio. Le 1Not' ...~ ••, Stewart Gun Shop. Come In ion Mobile Home, 55x10, car3 9 lie 91 Ice nie Qulvey, 20 A., 40 A., Bed4 and see all the new varminl l peted, 2 bedrooms, solid oak l_S_ t_Ic_ r.t&Jer B..n.a S'lppl) fori,-.-T-Mo_ c_:o"M-u_o_io_ PL-1-.--co_u_o_T_,I . ford. MilOt couMTY. OHIO Roy B¢ to West VIr~ rifles, reloading equipment, 1 paneling and walnut cabinets. It's our pleasure t(J loan Car.. and accessories, re blueing I Like new. 'h"Y Z-3016. pet Shampooers FREE with nenews, blloomearm. ~~owa,t ill klal~ =·~~!:~ ~~L.L, Pup & Paper QJ., 76-30 A•• Leband repairing. New and used 4 9 tic purchase of Blue Lustre Car· In sl....... "~u G N~ o•&~o "''"""· anon. guns of all kinds. Depot St , FOR SALE - 4 room house, pet Shampoo. Baker Furnium _.,._ uy ell- LAWIINCI 1. Pearl Graves, Dec., to Maude Rutland, Ohio Ph_ SH 2-4934 . I base ment, large porch , two ture, Middleport. ler, RadDe, Obto. ]2 29 tie '" """' "''"'' Graveo, Middleport, Ohio, _ ...... dleport Cert. ol TraiUI., MidRutland, Ohio. 3 16 ~')tc I (teres ground, on old Chester 4 13 6tc 1 wttou p.....,.t Of ,...,_e• · i Hoad. Phone WY 2 .6127 I 1956 FORD pickup, Ill5t F'I:Jrd IlEA TING, Pllllllbllla. MaeO. ".'~.:":::-"', N~~ Bessie Waugh Athey. Walter 606 E. Main St. ~•oy,O. LOSE WEIGHT salely with ' 4-6-l 2t Furaa.... &neltl 81 ll o, _ ..,.,. Athey to Frank Herald Jr., Ma'_ c car. new motor· 2 bull calves, -,., '""' " J Her ld Lot ••lddJ · Oex·A-Diet tablets. Only 98c \10TOROLA TV, 23" console. Hereford • Charolais cross- Ill But MaiD Street. ~""- LAWRJENC!NOTICI .. ry ane _ a , , m e- ~~~~~·•••••••••••••••••• at Stark's Drug Store _ .... _ ..,. ..... •· HYSELl."'" ••,.. port d Ph SH q A.cii..C --z• . - - "'a ....,_ permaJU!D1: ntid.eDCe~ la 1110 Launl • Ca11 Wy "7 ~ 488. 4 13 6tp e · one ~~1 111 11e """''' IJ(Jdd-.-t, OOJo. but Thome F. Coltrtll de<!. to Pomeroy 3_:_::_:_::_ 12 8fltc _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4 13 12tp PreteD' addren la MlH EDPuers El Hamm 11, Thome. M . • ; .... Help 'Wanted INCOME TAX Service Jobo- ,..,,,., .,a~o,.....,., ..., lOG. New va Coltrl • . · Lucy Kiltble, dec, to Paflence AU'T'f 'M( )8n .E 1ns1trance been DON'T PUMP you sluggl!b sep. 800 . Simpson lnsur~ce A ~tk..onN;e ~::t;..,.wt~, tz~1. O.C:::. Cottrill, John H. Cottrill. ~· RulseU, Date S. Kibble. Donald - ...;~ caneelled"? l.osr vour -ra· FEMALE, registered nurse, 11 _ tic t. ( ink. Get Klean-Em-AU cy Room , Coats &o..tlf the UDdeniPe4 [JJ.cl ...~er Pe~oJI for Trans., Sutton, F Kibble Sondra Robinson. H. """" . I . en ' u DUI.llr aleinlt bim to Ule ....mmoD ru:U h E . ' • ..... , ucenao? Call II'Y ~-to 7 shirt. 40 hour week. Con- oeplic tank cleaner. Land- lng, Middleport.' court ., Mel.. c...,.. ..... pnr· Josep - Thoren, Dale Hardy, Palrlela Kl)oJ eert. ' - - tra t.or, Veterans mar k ~~arn Bureau. tna tor d.lvoree. oauatod)' of ~btldte.ll. H Tho-n •~ El Hamm ,,.._ of I rant., Ollve, Reedsville. •. • • ll;u"< ta ct ad mtms tfc aull'l4n,.-, aupport and otber nllef .... w VI "'"'v0" 1 20 - - -- - - - - - - Memorial Hospital , Pomeroy. z 18 tfc the 1rr.uncll of rroa aerlect or dut,. rtll 3.66 acres Sutton. T Ell Plaintiff iD llkt aeUoll u.o pray• 'I ' -• W anted . o Buy 4 15 6tc EASTER Bunnies AOCTIUNI!; '"" tho folio"'"' ...t ,,.. .,., ,, Eva Hamm Cottrill, Jobn H. Cl - wut, 11 111e 1lellbl • , (Coatla~ II'IIIIIP.Jiitrf) 1 V,'ANTED : '57 or '58 Station SOMEONEfo- fi~e irl,- Filht Giles Lee Hysell, ar:r ~:~ S.wtet :~.~ ~ a'::n:i :O'::~to Cottrill,. Bobbie Cottrill, 'lbJme tile .~· , ....... ,.....r..;: . . . . · .- . , •• '~ -~ .... 1 wHg on . Stick shift. No junk. housekeeping, no laundry. Liz-- Grove, WJ 9-3671. 4 12 6tc Cl1tt -..uent aad f'or I M. Cottrill, Ann CottriD to Joa. 'flllll tcl•t '· __ J'. · -· ·< • :p.;. Phooe WI 9-3056 after 4:30 zie Sayre, Phone CH 7-2202. to'rlte . . , _ • ~ '' · <~•• , ... , In .,,..,..,•• wb- 1 eph E. Jr. and Joyce M. Thoren 4 - ~ •'"" New ftll U..... Pl-. ~a A. (;. BIIAIWIIRD d!Y1oloo to Lowe• ,,,..,..,, bo- 3 64 Sutto E ,...; "'~- -bui~,..._ ' l,f~ · · "lnlur.np m . 4 16 3tp 4 14 6tc Ina: a aubdiYl•lol'l tlf tAts A, B · acres , Q. mpu"l)" ~ '!"N!!. ....- ~ ___ _ i Raelle.c. o, •· r. o. n, f. K:l Ray S. Wining Dqra , ' · 1· ' · : : ' - ·ld.oo. Slf\ ~IJING Timber . Top cash · CAR HOPS, waitresses, grill PH(JTO CopJIDI Smnce CopIll Ur ::0:~10~.:o~d~t:!!a:-~.~~ · to W. H. Blankinship, · ~ 1.' D!-87"i 1. ~-~ Mr. J!red: Lewb pnce f>Bi(,· M.arion Reynolds. ! women. Craw's Steak House, tel- ~made r<lll of "" &esal1moo papers. -~ ~ ..1 r.--. Pop-a.eroy , 111td Jot-. M& IMina: • · M Bl k shl 4 : ; • -~;:~ ·t:. ' · --~ --•-• n~-. ... o• ''"' Lot,.,. .. , now ,,_ an en p, Lot • p omeruy. ., - . , '~ . , · ~ as: W<i'III!Pa·• • 1:4.'' 1 C:oolville, Ohio. Rt 3 Call i Pomeroy. 4l36tc bhW-J reco a t any lh-•ttDI coooratedlntoand•P~rt.ofthe Gerald Glass to Julia Glass ·al&ed S1ites ~-···~ · ,..:..., ·u i ''W~IO ~ Junlor afl.er 4. o'clock, IG7-3503. - u. s~Ci;ll S.rvlce Testll ~~er· d~..~ts- __ Mbtera.tlle. elllt ' ~~=. 0~h~~d4le.,.,rt, M•'•• lots, Pomeroy ·' ~~ :; · ' -1 ~ ~,r ·.Cbofio ' • l·ll-tfc Men•o.,..n 11 uo ,.., s.e 11,.. tobol. aw-.W' .....-.nee, .-.,....ror EDd voar ,..., ..· -..Ri!P'ERENCE DEED!- Vol. tl"· ' Wtlham B 'Mtompson ....... _ - . , - - - ---_:_::: RIJh P•:r SM-.. ..... ,,. ,..,,...,..,.,...t 1 t ttc _ ....~. P•r• ~JUS, Deed Record~. Metr• · , •, .,.._:-".! ~~ , ~ • .._..____. · 1 f W d n.ouund• (11 loh• open Prepant'""' We tlaft ... .... <:ount,. Ohio. to Lydia DeLong · tilng ,the · · ....~:-..:';'"~ r! "'IIIWV Pfta. ~mp ovrnen ante •rttlnlnf •nUl appn-lftfed ~"·•M GUARANTEED bl f lakl ~aun will ... ror hfoall'inl on "~ Affid . lo ~~·: !: b ' ! ,. "'¥.:. ~ - tbureb u1ualb an__,.....,. VIlES tnrnrm. • renewa e or Sewer M~llmet a.nd atter 111e Urtd day of M:~y. 196S • tompson, , r CUpled y ~ 1L..:.. , . •11sbury. AVAILABLE FOR baby slttln•I') ""' ,. ,..,, ,.,.,,._ ,...,...,.,,._ life h·~ltallzatioo. lsaued a-ao!MO -~... ROII~MAJJt lfYSEJ.L. Sa • 1 .. ... . c ·;, ~~iql · ....... , •• .......,, 11 8. ln the:~~ of Write +'Ida' 11t-Mn1 rtame 111111,.. ouwt ..-~ ... P,LAlN'l'JII'F 1 ~~ full or part time. TeL WY 2- '""""II all qea, PhOne WY 2-11166. Cat1l W) Wilt Pa) It 11111!111 1c1ow, <:oow & PI>RTEft. C. ( Cuokler to\Roy W.·Biank• Jltgton ii'u -:;,..;, ',}! •' tlje'l I. !!!;;' !lillie Sllld,, Ia~, a 16 lie ~~:'"...":!:l."'.:::.o.\':• II lie , • IJ!!I~7·.:~:. :O?"..rr.<~:~r.,. enship, Joyce ]llalikeq, :~\'· Brllilb, ' ,, W.i- .,, .I - ~.• ,I 16, 196L _,.& "' ~·­ 45 NEW CARS & TRUCKS IN STOCK !!! G) F ... , SAVE- SAVE-S~VE ··SAVE UP To·s700 FOR SALE: fi room house, A""D J bath, basement. Gas furnace, !~replace Priced for quick sale Phone 773-5611. Mason, _!1_-_Va. 4 16 lie H. FOR SALE· at Dorcas, ~-:~:•: it..:W~Y::,;2~-2~1U:...,~"":mo:ro:y~,~O~. ly 1101 wqa ana&obvor. Jilt u-• blnt 1 "'"" ··"""' vltlecl by I10cial IOCIIrlly. Make hero was a comedy half4oour ..... a a or ....,. .,._ lltll'll that '1111111 you dealiDC bulcaJiy with aD -tdn and collep ftndenbo_ wbo are work you are also ~& ••·t had Imp!' w - loolring for work this IJUIIliDer , ._,..., __ , _, _ 11 HOU.YWOOD (UPI)-A per- u senous 1<8....,.., ~ beP kioklnl 1M~ oome OOCUI7 ' and "" ...,.. laflllhlnl. Not a . tedoM lor ~U and your IOfmer tr wrlta' wbo can ollv bad feellllll tall b 1 cil@nle a 1f0C18, oecurlty _.tmber. future dependanla. ' ' I ..-o' n0tun and · ~I ' ' Most employ"ff rOC]1lil'e that a ·~,..... 0 • Well, ~ally, a decision Is you haw 1 1100111 tpr:ur;ly num- Phone or write Social humor ldddlnc I aubja that II made. Mills Moore will wear ber- bel.,. JOU -c:an bo hired. Ev- Security Dlltrk:t al 111 If deep CODCOnl til Ida fellow ll)oves to ·~~~o banque~ 'l'bat's Fourth Street, t9tlzenl '" o· rlnl lOIII, and II Miy and natural But Van the pe11 bolll indude 11emy 313-5001 or contact your local part lo llraW th«nkk from aU Dyke will wear &loves loo. He FODda (Au&. HS), IJCior Jomeo post office. They will help you Jl]det. Wetlneldtv nJ&bt, Olcl: will explain that he has 10- u.ly D-Sept. S) and Ar· get your number, Van Oyte'a CBS-TV CODIIdJ..,. wrona with hlB So loDe rr.c11 !Sept. »0<:1. u... ri01 oppl!ed 11a wit 1o th Von D7ke and IJIOU!e arnve at A thm Dlllbth voea1ioo from a theme ~ bJier.rlc1al I'IIIIOal the lflllr. He gives tbe excuse dally llllowt 1 a balf-llour attempt to em~ be 1111 clecl!led to stand b)', 1 pa- that refr1b1 teepa hil &lOves M, and finally ~ACHINB NO. J ' · - Pl'lllltlled with a l:ophy. It 041 Rvle IIYI= "Truth Is !he doorway to d~ em::ed•:u hi- o~ndentmclt•& " Well, be fig~--- -r•" larlous• . Vn Dyte, who par· Ul'ell, If truth Is really the door1rqs • comeciY writer In the way lo unclerstandl!Jc, be is *1*1& oertes 11 llkad to attend a fOI' IOlDI to tell the truth and get mal baaquet with hll wife to some practical results. _ aceept an award for bJB boss' He whispers his decaslon to lhow 11'11111 an qanllallon bJB wUe at the head table. She 10.Ia8 Gat called •"111e Committee for In- Is surprised, to oay lhe leaxl ll.Ste~ter-raclal Undenlaltdlnl-" Un- Then he Bell up and does, _IO· Iorttinalely ohortly before they deed, tell the truth. He reahzes U.Tat. are due ~t the banquet Van that In 'JIVOITYllll about offend- 14.0 ... Dyke and his IJ)Ouse (Mory lng the sensttlvitleo of others, 16.Iaft$f 1 Tyler Moore) accldentally dye he was belnK overly sensitive blnl their hands an lndellble bla<k himself. :Ill. Foot dl&lt :w by dipping them Into I pot that The Cbannet Swim: A hell- aLO pow. contains a costume to be worn copter will 11 erial · by their son in a play. o er an a view ft. A t Panic sell in. What to dol of the ~entucky Derby durmg 24010ft14P 14SOI.INP. ALI.n ~hould they go? Should they CBS-TV' cover•&• of the race H th May I. , .NBCTV says Hugh ' 2T.Can•""'u not · ow can ':Y cover up· DowiUI will take a three-month PIG VILa& what they are ~fratd will ~ause vacation from the ..Today•~ 29. Dloposed embarrassment. The VIewer show atartin& July 5 d tbat 81.Game played wa aware that he was certain• an ,r: NOW IS THE TIME TO in For Sale I ,.. Television Revue SECURITY han!ls. ON ALL 1965 FORDS-FAIRLANES FALCONS ar,d FORD TRUCKS IH~~s!~o~sale Ra~~~ ~~ w:~~~7.;:~:nt POMEROY. OHIO CITY----, ' EASTER SPECIALS I ft Iller iton't, J?11 wm to I'll • JIUIIIber .. J0U bolin WOI'J !feeaUIO llllplo,. IIIU8l b... ,._ blr to ~ Y'IUf 1\'. .et. • Now'o. the time lor tcllonl Your toelal IIJtUtlly IIIUIIber II ,. ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ the way to the proteetton p.,. Teleoltllt lll...., liJ RICK 00 BilOW UIIIW Preio .Immoallaul SPRING SALE! § ~ 0~ •• ! _____ __ ___ four years ago today, April Co. OPEN EVES 7:00 P.M. PHONE WY 2-2156 ---1 M ---~--- emory $1699 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. LOW PRiCESI BIG TRADESI .--~ . FORD !! n m eat. ling PbU Meier, Phone WY house with bath, gas heating, CU!{]'OM butcbertng aod Station Wa£on V8 E-ngine, automatic trans Power stf'ering. tnaert'IMI Ol!t!DU l't-.rM POMEROY - 5 • room frame 1962 Rambler Ambassador Custom _ $1295 one fo• wnrd Pomeroy Motor Co. Good tires. red finish, onE- owner, radio and heater . for ..~ HOUSE painting, Inside 1 n d out Roof painting and repolr. Phone VI s-2100. H0-12tp I '!.~ l!(t ,.. LOW PRICESf 1961 Greenbrier 9 Passenger Wagon $1195 r'llb• 1.11-J ! lft rnood\at•l ' p•• ,.. OUAlnl d~ 'lhoo.tltl tw ·UI) I Of ... tne ·~•rr"•' ~"'""'~-• tLA I 'D ll"nt !Nttnl '\d cent~ wnrd 'lfl"lrnU R' 1: har1e • ~ ''""' II lt'-"bUI "ll~)fll. ~· H• " " •· • ,, 2 SIGNS .._.1lc:11._ na, ""'ton M ~. • ' -, Ads-Your Modern Community BulJetin .B~a~: ~lassified -------f•tn SOCIAL '· I ~ ·You wero rlcht, Mary Jt,ne! Your Dad IS mlchty ;handl with a suitarl" ;- ---------------- -r-·----------------d" W M P0 ···- .. SPElllti'S All WRONG END WJEH RADIO APRIL LOG 6:00 Sign On 0 6:110-lli Musical Clock ~ ~a 10 1:110 Be Still and Know " ~r; Tloru Friday: 5:115 Jim Mees Show 7:02-30 News 6' Sign-On, Newo 6:00 Sundown Serenade 7:45 Echoes of Joy 6., Sacred lleart 7:00 Sign Off 8:00 Ohio Valley News &.20 Meigs CT, RFD Sallll'days: 8J5-30 Musical Clock 6:00 Sign On - New• 8:55 Community News 0;:15 oaul Bowers Farm 6:~ Country Jamboree 6:05 Country Music Time 9:00 Talk of the Town 6:17 Weather 6:25 Country Jamboree 9:55 Mason County News 7:00 National News 7 oo Protestan' Hour 10 ,110 Public Service Show 71:to Spor11 7:30 Sporll I 0: 15 Daily Light 7:35 Bill .Miller Show 7:35 Larry anderson Show IO,lliJ Latchstring 7:P Pickens Herdlfare Show 10,45 it's Music - Army ll:1111 World News (Tuesday-Thursday) 11:00 Dairy Volley & Dutton's 12:00 Community News 7:50 N01II Top Ten Show 12:20 Evans Bulletin Board 6~ Dally Light lli:OO News '12:25 Newo-0-Grams 8:45 Baker Furnitur- Show 12:15 Musical Interlude 112:3(l Agriculture Program (Wed--Auction) Fri, Show) 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teets 12:4S Country G<>-Round 1:55 News Beat 9;00 ]\Jews 1:00 The Jim Mees Show 2' 00 Country Go-Round 7:05 Bill Miller Srow 5:llll Sundow Serenade 2' 55 News Beat 9:05 Cot!ee With Janet 1:30 Sign Off 3:110 Mid-Way Matinee I~ :00 Swan Shop SUda)l.' 3,55 News Beat 10:15 Mol'lllll& MedltaUons 7:30 Stgn On -Army Hour 4:1111 Discillg With Doss 10~ Portralla of • Patriot 7:55 News 4:30 Interchange 10:J5 Bill Miller Show MD Bapl!st Layman's Hour 15:1111 Community News 10145 Mason Agr. Prgm (Tues.) 8,30 ~y Show 5,05 Mason County News 10i:t5 Family Worship ('!'hillS.) 1:~ The Bible Speaka To You , 5:10 World & Nat'! News !Oj45 A.S.C. Pr8111 (Pete 1:45 SuDday Show 6:30 Sunset Boulevard f Shields) (Frtdlyl) 10:00 '1118 Good Life 7:110 Off The Air 11!110 Ne"' lG:li Congresaman'J Report SalllniiiJ 1!105 Tilly'o Country Junetlon 10:30 lli1D9RY Show 6:1111 Sisn On u~ Tilly'o Country ll1mD , tdo The Qui« Hour 6:tl0-!1 Musical Clock c Time 12:00 News 7:00 Be Still & Know 12;110 CemeDt Block Newo 12: li The Chrlstlan'a Hour 7:02-30 Ne... 12:341 ~ IIIY'IIil!lll Star (Frl) 12,:31; 1be Rev. _Merlin Teets 7:llll Chat JJ Chaw . ~ , 30 Larry Alldetw Sbo'll' 1:00 Ti'e Rev. H. G, Stewart 7:45 Fi!'ll Blptist Church I:GO ,JizD Meet Sbow •·• ', 1' 30 The Rev. St1aa Billups UU Ohio Valley News t :16 Blaetlnlr Auto Show I:DO ThtJ Reo. ADdrew Parlaits 8:05-30 World Newo · ('l'utt-'1'1\ur.) 1:8 1'he Rev. Rotioae '!'borne t:OO Jligh School Hit Parade .,,_II Nen (Lot!ll)' l !lll Tile SundaY ~ue IO::W Sonl JJ Story Time 6:40 Jim Mees Show 6:00. Tht $uDdOwll ~de 10:45 The Golden Key 1:00 Nen 7:00 Sign Off ll:OG Oemoa'alle Leplatlll'l TERRY THIS GOB8Lf0YGOOK '? ""LAI'IGUAGE"? F.VEH TH' - ---- Musical Interlude Republican Leglslatu.-. Walter Moeller Local & Ohio News Evans- Bulletin Board News-0-Grama Garden Club Saturday Matinee Alternate Saturdays 1:55 News Beat 2:00 Saturday Mati11ee 2:55 News Beat 3:00 Saturday Matinee 3:55 News Beat t :00 DiSCini With Doss UO Top Ten Revue 5:00 Saturday News Report 5: 15 Dinner Musicale 5:30 Community Choirs 7:00 Off The Air Sunday 7:5g Si8n On 8:00 The Singing Preacher 8: 15 News Report 8:30 Church of Christ 9:00 Musical Interlude 10,30 First Baptist (;burch 11:30 Children's Chapel 11:45 Sunday News Special 12:00 News Report 12:15 Episcopal Cburcb I :00 Church of God 1:30 Gospel Call 2:00 Old Follis Hour 3:00 990 Hit Parade S: 30 News Headlines S: 32 990 Hit ,Parade 3:55 New• 1110 Hlt Parade 4:30 News Headlines 4:32 990 Hit Parade 4:55 News $:11tl City Commissioner Rep. · 5: 15 890 Hlt Parade 7:00 Oil The Air TO' eLIT IF 't()U "#lY SO! lrLL COST YOU JliST FOLII2TEEN~I 11 :15 11:30 11:!5 12:00 12:20 12:25 12:30 ''lltl lb GEOit::;,G-=E...,w"'ON,... _""o""i.,.a A, Bill r ANO SLAn WINNII; W!Ntfll --- �' •• SELECTION oF A CESSORIES BY C I CELEBRITY • Travel Kit • Evening !'u!'le • Bed Caddy Priced from $1.00-$3.00 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ~ Easter Story is Theme of Devotions v-~ ~:,.:.:-No~ GivenatChesterCouncil Meeting -· _, K.T. 1ft uke<l to mmec .. tile 'lbe Past Councll<>l'll of Ches.U,lom 1o lk MMH!e To& ter Councll, Daughters of Amer, pie 111 Po......, Saaday m..,.. lea, met Wednesday evening at lllg April II at 1 L m. 111 .,.. the lodge hall with Mrs. Milo der 1e attend alllU'Iae oerYieea Biggs, Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter and al the Ff<leralf<l ebri .. Mra. Marlon Wood aa hostessI :ill a. m. FaD ulform, 11 es. Miss Leda Mae Kraeuter poutble Is to be wora, wllb- substitulf<l for ber mother, who out •...;rd uJd wuu.m R. is ill Hay.. eo;.,maader Mrs. Ross Cleland, president, ·' • opened the meeting with devo- :::::M:id:d:l:•po::rt:,:O:.===="":":":':="'======~.Itions, ed by the the Easter Lord's stol'}', Prayerfollow· and .. Mrs. llenq. Echlnger won tbe ~lior prl!e. Several members receive<~ gifts from their secret pals. Relreahmenta were serve<~ to the above and !lin. Esther Wright, Mrs. Henry Spencer, Mrs. Hattie Frederick, M r L Hobart Newell, Mrs. Arthur Orr, Mrs. Virgil Routh, 'Mrs. Eddie Hartung, Mrs. Larry WoUe, Mrs. BuelMrL Ridenour~ Henry Beaver, Mabel Mrs. Van Meter, Mrs. Oscar Weber. Mrs. Ray Morris Mrs James Van Meter, Mr;, N.;man Frederick and two children. .It·'f SENIPBI NPD M~M:Y Tile Mldtlle!IOP JIP Pom- vour Selliar ..... . wW IJIIIIT • teea •-~--·· •aten~ay DlPI from 1 18 0 p.m., wllll I tile Jeyw 111 dlorp. A"'a6 Roger Roush, U. S. Ma.rlnea. malely .... Ia Iiili eee4e4 ,_ has completed training at Mom- lbe elan trip W!lf]da&lell. phis, Tenn., and is here on leave ud N... Yorll City. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush and family. He will be assigned to 1!:1 Toro, Mra. Haye•lnt~Ued Calif. following IJI• leave. To OL.4 W orluhop • Sh -·-· I ,, For opp "$1. Center . epo --------•11 *" Mr · an d Mrs. Michael Erwin . Mrs. Evere11 R· Hayeo o1 and sons,. Scott and Kevm ~Great Bend, near Porlland, :::: Belpre, viSited today with Meigs County Chairman for 1'4f"!'ts, Mr. aud Mra. Chester Ohioans Library AbOclat~ only tile lool( Erwm. has ~n mvlted .to attend 1Association's Spnng Workshop Ia •X& Pi '8 h Mra. P. MV. Stnetsh of Butck·f and Tea, Saturday, Aprll 24 , 81 1 annon, W. a., ts e ~ues o 1 the Columbus Gallery of Fine her daughter and family, the A t I Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Bartlett ·;he group will hear Mary and children. Teeter Zimmerman, librarllln of C0.I W'll' K 'th K' 'd f 'th and I lam el meat 0 e Bexley Public Libra~ -~ C l'f · · 'ted ec nil w1·th an honorary lnl3tee of the Ohio~ I orma, VISI r e ana Libra 8 ak on "'T be I his mother, Mrs. John Kmcald. ry, pe • H · CI b b · Books In Your Lite" Mrs. neesswaands '"camoeumto uMsidodnlepo~~~- Zimmerman l! hersetf an autb. her particular or, poetry bemg Mrs. John Kincaid is visiting ,field . She also writes book re-with her ~ughter Mrs Paula · Ann Ruttencutter 'and ~hildren ' vtews. of Point Pleasant, w. va. She spends week-ends at her home tn Middleport TODD CALENDAR Is Planned ---..... ...... 1 Leiart Your Savings Now Earn 4% Interest ~~* POMEROY ~~~NATIONAL BANK COAT Now At Elberlelcls ' I LAST CALL at THESE PRICES '' rad ao, heater, while stdt'\la H t1res and back up lie:hts. 63 OLDS 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN ...... · .... · .. .. .. $2488 Automat!~ . Pow~r lm1kes. powl'r deering, new white sidewaJJs, back-up li ghts, tmtl'd \walshield, a1r-conditionina:. wheel discs. radio 64 CHEV. CHEVELLE EL CAMINO .. · .......... · .. $1988 ~ 63 Chevrolet o! <are. ,63 Ford "Futura" • • $149 5 ' power steering, radJo, heater! 59 Dodge 4 Dr . Hard Top _ $488 V-8 m~tor . auto . tr:H1s., power steering radio, whitt> :nde~n•lls . white sidewall disc!l backup interior. Dr. Sed. $388 trans ., white aidewalls wheel 8 cyl. std. tram . good tires, radio, beater, a filh· erman'a dream. Automatic trans., power brakes, power at.eering. $488 KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES GMAC FINANCING WY 2·5342 C.dilla~ld~mobile Pomeroy ,. . j To Boys State . ' o ·Easter Truce By Unltecl p,... International -- ••blblllo• Nicklaus will team with 1 Golfer Walker Inman, come; Sammy Clatworthy and Rf<li ~· Hoped and ac!; Sauer are the delegates t Ol ames arner ~n proee ~ Buckeye Boys' State In June 111 111~ mareh " 0 go! tt" 1 under sponsorship of Feeney· Amer cao Cancer Soc e y. Bennett Post, No. 12.8, Ameri· w:.m;:~~~~"''t:!l'·'!Y::• ".'fr: /~<.~ can Legion of Middleport. Both boys are juniors at Middleport High school. C 0 3fS Clatwoctby Is the son of Mr.[ and ~s. Henry Clatworthy and S: S h } NaJDed T compel e • un;ted 1t looked as if the Easter Bunny mi ght ge.t hi < paws 1 .' little damp Sunday, but otherwise fairly warm weather ..._; under cloudv skies was the we at herman's g1ft to churcbgoers and egg-hunters Bet1ve''" now and Sunday, how ever. the weather scenf was expected to be ··scr"m bled eggs" 111 Ohio. A frontal system will settle along a line from Findla:v to Akron today and tonight. bringi ng two distmct ,weather pattern1 to the state. ' - ... --- - - .. --442-0 7 7 b wz Ohio Wea R4-171brighter. calling for consider.. Residents north of the line ble sunshine and temperature can ex.pect cloudy. cool weath- rf!adings well into the toR. . attends the Middleport Church ! 0 In er with occasion•! light rain,: II was a good l.ime for sleepof Christ. He is a member of The mercury will remain rath-ling Friday night, with clear the Pomeroy Junior Golf Club er shy. edging no higher than skiPs and chilly temperaturet and play• on the Middleport 50 today and hovering HI the 40s lover most of Ute slate. _ReadGolf team. Other sport actlvl· tonight. Imgs plunged to freezmg m va~ ties include Vljlity basketball Southern Hi~h School st~- i Jn central anrl southern coun- .ley areC:ls or Sout~eastern Ohi~o. and boys intrallfural5. He bas .dents who wall compete m Lies, however, lhe outlook waq , Northern count1es !ay unctM also been a member of the jscholanhip tests at Ohio l'ni- ·· ~ !a blanket of heavy clouds whiCh ~ senior marching and concert •venity on May 2 were an· ' ldumped a mixture of rain 411d 1': band for four years and wasjnounced today by Principal llsnow intermittently on the ~t a band officer last year. He Donald Wolfe. They are: ' Jedo area . placed on the scholarship team [ Biology, ~thy w.allace and 1 , By .'>unrise. the ~hermorn.ler Tesl s on May 2 . New Port Offiee~~ Will be Dedicated .,,. i See our beautiful selection of w.omelll· ball Jn,' · the busy Ready To Wear Department on t.b.e llf!COnd flliOr. Small bats, wide brims, rollers, saffora, dOirb~ jua• thulgbt styles for you. rica thanking the Soclely lor belp and • box. Membera Ire to take Chr!Jtmu elll'da to the 2 dr. Hard Top. Automatic ohtlt. New ear trade-ln. Beautiful May meetlnt; which will be 11111 blue original ftntsb. to Gerald Batea ln AfricL A round-robin get-well card wu aent to Mrs. Lewis Fox, who ~ Ill. • Refreshmenll were served !ljr the OO.tess with Mrs. Joe :lilY-. ' ans asking grace. Present were "BUGGIES TO BUICKS" the above name<~ end; Jlr i. 59 Buick LeSa bre - - - 895 BLAETTNARS POMEROY, 0. 1 ' Easter Bunnies may Get T ees Wet in.Some Places .....-. . • ' By p,;l';',ii'>~.~· . ., .. time - n Golf Cbampioa Jock Nteklauo wllf compete In .. match at tbe 8I!W 'Cia.,.~ Ic. and Mrs. Rodney Sauer aud active In sports and school activities including ball and· track. He made orable mention aa ja on the SEOAL team; member of the team in junior year. He io also preoidenl of the junior and is sports editor of school ''The Activity.' He in this show and served on council lor two He is a member of the 1United Presbyterian Church. • 60 Buick LeSabre - - $1195 M~.Im~:..:\:~~n:~ =~ : , ,, , · Gary Walker; Algebra 2,1 Fox and Phyllis Wigal: Daivd Cole and John . Geometry, Carol Wilcoxen; World History. Brend:t and Mike Jenkins; U.S. History, Connie Lea~ham j and Karl Russell; Senior socia! stooies, David Gloeckner and Eleanor Schneider. English 9, Sharon Roush and DoMa Theiss; English 10, Linda Wolfe and Margaret Cole: English II, Carolyn Lipscomb, and William Zerkle; Euglish 12, Jocelyn Taylor and Nancy Parker; Bookkeeping, Shirley !·Baker and Roger Adams; Latin I, Joyce McCoy; Latin, Carla Morris and Sandra ' Bailey; French I, Ruth Shain and Pam French 2, Pam Da· and · Norris. had re<"overed with ireading s ranging fr001 30 at: !Zanesville to 40 at Cincinnall Mansfield Race Ends in Death ' 1l NEW DODGE BOY Kf'n McElhinny .R~c~gResumes I Porch & Lawrt Furnifur•~, . t· . ' . .:. l~~~ j ·• ' i• !!ee the DeW se)ectloli bf Porch ant11\.11Wn Furniture on display pn the 2nd ~r. Y~p'll , Uke tlliB new furniture arranged for . your niy: "le¢tlon ..;.; Cbllr& - Loungq - Ta~les ..,. ~keQ: a fine array of styles and ilnart'coll;irs for your pltio, poreb ot lawn. c ' · •·. -1Jat ,. . , ·, ~·. , , · "t ". 'h • . ....,..~ -- GilL ·' ••' - ···'~' ,':0.. . '...._ - ' I . ~·' ~ ,, '• ....-' .. •• 'l· . ,, '"' ....' _..., ·~poli';,i "'~·.,.~.,.~,.....,·.;.........l'"-';... · l;f' ""..\;•.· ':-;.,___ , ' .. '·,.•(J.~'.. slightly, I [£61,:~~~irfi. El,BERFILQf;J,r: e d,MER~Y lli'f . .,\I.,,,, =· . ••• -- ..; '"'""""'~"' ··.,~. • • $1095 BUICK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCKS ·:ur:u:~"":~"'.:':;::· MHS Juniors . $ 58 Olds Super 88 Holid•y Sedan erlppfell . jet !lfhler ·lti\~ ill an attempt lo tr'Om crashing Into a cluster farm buildings. The mer killed. Military spokesmen said pilot, whose Identity was released pending notification his family In Germany, cou1ld I have ejected safely before plane crashed. $1795 4: dr. Sedan. Immaculate all wbJte finish. Belone to exeeutlve ed ~~ ~ new member. A coof !:IChool. Power steering and brake•. Automatic abUt. I munJC8tion was read from At· $1088 ' 57 Chev. 4 Door St•tion W1g. $488 U~hts , whee outside mirror, tinted wmdshleld, solid white with like new brown 58 Ford Fairlane 500 4 VS. motor, ~:~uto . discs, radio . tires, Promise .._, Deleg~~~,.. . From the bright sparkle of white to the rich gleam and 1low of "pretend" gems -:- here's beauty for you! Methodist church met Tllurtday afternoon at the recreat.lon roomoftheparsonagewltbMrs. Emest Powell aa hostess. LeSabre 2 dr. Hard Top. One careful owner. Automatle shift. Mrs. Gerald Pullins, preolPower Steering. Extra nice, dent, coaducled the meeting ~ which opened with the hynm, "He Lives" lollowf<l wltb pray. 4 dr. Hard Top. Spotless all white finish. One particular owner. er by Mrs. E118ene Gill. DewPower steering and brakes, Powerglide. lions taken from Psalm 110 IJid Matthew 27 : 45-55 were led by • • Miss Marguerite Lellbeit who Parkwood Station Wagon. Sparkling orieinal black finish . Pow· also read, .. An Easter Read· er·glide, Power Steering and brakes. inr,.'' 60 Chevrolet Ohio Firm Promising End to Death · ~r~~· " QIIIIl)' IIVes"; I>Y . ~~!f.~ 62 Buick • • • • • • $1895 I SHOW CAKES- Pomeroy High school "College Prep" home economics cl'ass girls baked sevetal takes to show a! Visitatio n Day this weelr for freshmen-to-be girl• next autumn. The visitors. Wendy Carper and Evaline Arnold saw cakes oamed Spring, An Easter Runu.• ..\ Wishing Well A Fisk, ·and A School House. Above, left to right are Miss Arnold, Ca thy Fultz, J ane Wells. Sally Globokar. Maurisha D•mt Rebecca Hawley, 'sandra Wildermuth. Rebecca stivers, Alta Scrimsher, Donna Smith, Maria Grueser, Jenny Menchini, Theresa Eastman, Brenda Chapbad 10 dead and Gov. Kart man, Kay Bing, Dawn Carper, and Wendy Carper. ________ _ Rolv..g said "very prelimiuoty eattmates" ohow more than ~ mtlllon damage. More than 18, 000 Mlnnesolarul have 110<1 their I homes, the Red Cross said. Back-Up Wall In flood-battered St. Paul, Mayor George Vavoolis, workBy HASKELL SHORT dies a normal medical death purpose of restoring them body to Inactivity lhrough low ' 'nd a freezer cemetery would ing almost around the clock, SPRINGFIELD, Ohio I.UPI) - the body would be put m a to hfe generation!' trom nnw ror plLJitm!!!.t~d : tlt" pLr. on display. maybe in 1 temperatur~ called on workers to build a A local company .is bard at steel capsule and kept in a There would be the problems , lights into sJ.lace. i Lo'- Angeles for the first time. 1 block·long backup sand wall be- work on a project to. abolish frozen state through the use of of inheritance , insurance Gold said tht' Juno Co he l He exp!amed that the funeral hind a leaky dike. ,. . death as we know it. chemicals. clai_ms, pensions a~ social se- h~ads is co ncerned wilh produ-~ chrect.ors w~uld pl~y about the '' W~ don't sleep, he sa1d. ''This is not a gimmick at Years from now wh~n cur1ty to say nothmg _of the cmg the capsu le m wh1ch the same part m services as theJ .!. 'We Just work.." all.'' Leonard Gold said of his medical science comes up w1th problems of t·he population ex- body would be stored. , do now except that the bo4J ·1 The Minnesota cap~tal's down- company's part in the plan be- the answer to what caused the plosion and job retraming if a ··we think we can do it at a 1 Nou ld not be e-mbalmed. ~wn airport and railroad sta· ing explored by many scientists death , such as old age or vari- ~rson were brought back to '. price ~~e aVerage person can "Our t•oncern is to ~upply. tht ~ tLon were fiooded, 800 persons to keep a person aHve forever. ous diseases, the body would be hfe a century arter death. .1 atrord . he sa1d. means to pre-serve the body in- ·t were out of their homes, low· ''There is a lot of mis~oncep- removed from the freezer, the But problems or not, sden-; He was reluctant to discuss uefinileJy." Gold sai d. , land industries evacuated, tion about what we• are doing," ailment cured, and an active tists are convinced physical life the matter in deta il because ne- This wou ld be done by I , ., fiooded-out post office _workers Gold said in an-interview. ~>But life resumed. forever on this planet is possl- gotiat ions are in progress with rhemical process. He t>Xplaine4 moved to. other qu~ers and actually sclentists have thought The prospect of being re- ble and are working hard to a major manufacturing eoncern it would be risky lu take . sorted mall by gas hgtt. about thio for a long time and stored to life on this earth prove what they believe. to produce the capsules. chances oo a poSSible power High water moved into an in- some of the elite members of many year~ after death is a The space program, with all Model To Be Shown f;;.tlure in the many years 1 dustrial area in the Twin City the scientific community are rrightMing thought to many impossible a few years ago, is The capsule would be about bndy woulri be stored if an e(• . ~; of Minneapolis, the state's larg. working on it. " persons. of its developments believed the size of a coffin. he said. but. fort were_ntade to k eep it fro•~ est city. . The plan as explained by Face Maoy Problema jmpossible a few years ago, is the mausoleum in which it • en by· us1:-~g electr lcll\. ~ . Water flowed over rooftops m those involved sounds relative- It would raise all kinds of le.. giving indirect impetus to re- would be stored would b~ ~ C.old w.mld nnt discuS1i the :: auburban Lilydale. ly !limple althoutlh admittedly gal problems. Nobody knows search on the eternal )jfe p~oj- larger than the vau lls nuw , chemical process for preserv• · 1. :: there are many difficult pro~ what laws, If any, might con· ect. Gold said. Space scientJsts ~ommooly used. I mg a body . It is now believecl ' Jict with a plan to sell a sys- have shown some interest 1n A working model is expected ! that su b-·t.ero tPmp€'ralures ca~ _ ]ems of all kinds. Immediately .a~ a person tern for freezing bodies £or the the possibility of reducing the to be completed before Jon.: iConl inued On Page Two) in his freshman and sophomore Suzanne Pnce; General Sci- I yean. David Thorpe and Steve l Red Sauer i!l the son of Phystcs, James Hamm 1 4 vinyl upholstery, One Jooal owner. 62 Impala Chevrolet tran:-, white sidewalls, whee] OFFI-~ Negroes PHOENIX. ARIZ._ cials today eredhf<l a German I!Udent pilot wltlh·s:ov-1 session 62 Pontiac - - • - - $1995 The Women's Mlsslonary SoStar Chief dr , Power oteering and brakes. Hydramatie. AU ciety of the Laurel Cliff Free 59 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 2 DR. HT. · · · · · · · · · · · · $788 OJ11lo . WORLD of the raUy, Aprll Z2, and Ill members who wlU participate are asked to be present, Society Meets 63 Pontiac - - - - - $1995 In Parsonage Catalina 2 dr, 4 on lloor. Sparklln&: ori2inal black finish. Recreation Room V-B motor. auto trao~ power steM"ing, white sidewalls, wheel discs, ndio. Real ah"arp 59 Pontiac St•r Chief 4 Door H.T. v.a automatic, power brakes, the 4 dr. Sedan. Only 18,846 easy miles. Automatic Shlfl Spotleso. ' power steering, tinted windshield, white sidewall 14 homes destroyed, 589 houses have suffered major damage, minor damage, and many trailers have beeu wrecked. Miri.ne!lota, hardest hit so far, I 62 OLDS F-85 CUTLASS COUPE ....... · .. · · .. · .. · $1688 V-8 motor, disc s. Cross said 205 have been hurt, - - - - $1495:! ~d~~.!~~~= ;~ "700 '' Sport Coupt. Conrair. All vinyl interior. Show!l very best cera at the evening i 283 cu. in. V-H motor . auto . tnm~, power steerin&, white sidewalls wheel discs back- $488 In Midwest floods. The Red HIGHER QUALITY - BETTER PRICE 60 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 DOOR .. · .. · · · ........ $1088 2 Dr. Hard Top _ at I ~-8 mot_or,_ 3 spf>ed std tr<:~ns. radio, heater, white sidewalls, wheel discs, back-up lights, alr·hft sh ucks ou rr11r. up l•i.ht s. Real nk~ . JEWELRY BLAETTNARS BUYS ARE BETTER 64 FORD GALAXIE 500 4 DOOR : .. · .... · ........ · $2188 Buick fashion new I Sale Ends Tomorrow, April17 58 _. . . . .. ~ walled cities as waves and Ice washed over and through their crude sand and earthe11 bulwarks. Thousands of exhauslf<l workmen, farmers, yoong· sters and prisoners-piled sandbags on levees and pluggf<l leaks from near the Mississippi headwaters in northern Mionesots to Hannibal, Mo.-nearly 600 miles. 3l,HI ~meless . The raging nver has dr1ven more than 31,000 persons from their homes in Minnesota, l~a, ~isconsin, Dlinois and M1ssourt. States of emergency .,,.,.,......,.., exist in St. Paul-Minneapolis and scattered spots down to northeastern Missouri. At l~t 12 ~nons have died Select Your j ~-8 motor. automalil· transmi.•Fion, t1res 11.nd wht't'i discs. A ni{·e une! ST. PAUL, Minn. (UP!)-The Mississippi, surging 23 feel abOve lis normal depth, flooded towns along a 600-mile stretch in five states today and slowly Inched toward its mightleat crest in history. A northern cold snap and an Inch o1 snow Friday night and early today slowed · thaws and delayed a foot crest here until Tuesday, giving the angry rlver time to batter, soak and Qline makeshift dikes. People b~ tbe thousands Bed the Mles~ippi I j '' In History to SOOAL Of Officers I'M.lldemtl fH ft. llefp H-. ..._ '110M X r. Installation ' I Dfte•el"~• pledge to the flag. Mrs, Floyd Ridenour was reported ill tn Hillcrest Nursing Home and Mrs. Fannie Adams improving h 1 · aAI t e Ed mwbood Nurs1 ng Homed. roun -ro m ge1-we11 car 1 was sent to Mrs. Kraeuter, who is home from hospital and im· provmg. Plans were diScussed 11 for attendmg th~ DIStnct Ra Y f ln Manetta Apnl 22 I · Games were played under the Mrs. Edward We Us was hostdirection of Mrs Pearl Ko- •ess when the Sew-Rite Sewing · ' blentz, Mrs. Ella Hannum B._nd ~ lub met Wednesday evening at Mrs , · Clarenr ' · Neut.zling.' with Its club . room · . . prizes awom.J.ed the wmners .. Durmg the bus mess ~essaon i m charge of Mrs. Elza GllmOI'e IJr., vice president, plans were made to attend the Blue Flame Festival instead of having a regular meeting. The traveling prize 'donated by Mrs . Charles Mrs . Willia~ Robson has gone Hoffman was awarded to Mrs .. Har ld H od · to Kansas to v1s1t her son and 0 0 Rf . family, Mr. and Mrs. Wtlliam · Plans were made for tnstal· h e reshments _carrymg out Robson and family. APRIL H lotion of officers of the Middle- 1 e green and pulk color theme Mrs. Frank Wilson Is a medl· Forest Run '>!etbOOist Church port Parent and Teacher's As- wetrebsl ervedtbyedthe hthostess from cal patient at Holzer Hospital will hold a bake sale April 16 "That l;!e and hapewille'er abide"D•II8111FULLY DUIUH . . h th w1 an ar- . G n· . C . a a e cen er soc1a11on w en e execu11ve rang t f 1 th ' At nd m a tpo1IS. at Duke's Dry leaners. ProSIZES ....... - · · ---IILil\. committee met thls week at In ;;;nth 0 orsy d'"· te · Rio Grande College students coeds will go Into tba paint Is the message of Easlerlidel 05 the school. The committee dis- M~s .{. ~ n:"e :veo"nd are spending thlir sp;'ing vaca· fund. Homemade bread, coHee ~ P ' -!If Tllli Tac14. 'lllo 10 to 18 cussed the purchase of glasses ton St . ~'{"' d M81 tyi:x, ~·d Cay1• lion with their parents begin- cakes and pies wlll be the main A JOYOUS EASTER TO YOU AND YOURS ' for chilW.n needing them. lin Mnc Ran • 1·d rBs. ~a Mo · ning Friday, Middleport stu- feature. __, Ml. t - -·.. ..... .u..... . s, rs. ana rownmg, rs d Is . lud S d B . , FROM ALL OF US AT THE BANK . The officers also rcommend- Willard Bo M . D ld M en me e an ra rewmgAPRIL 17 ••• hdow ....... ....._ ricL1y ' ed · th J · Se yer, rs. ona C· to N da B df d Do0 Han . sponsormg e umor •. n- Knight, Mrs. H. C. Mulliru and 0 ' e ra or ' Letart Falls WSCS til • Th .......,_ 1 · f edlooe.fto 1or Prom to be held April 23 Mrs. Louis Osborne nmg, llobert, Ord. Denms Sael· h e ha chi·' ••-~-'lh the · · th t · ens and Eric Chambers ave a m or ~en u.u.wa. prier pony- .. - . WI JUmor mo ers n The next regular meeting ' · Sat d.a A rJI 17 Ita tl charge of the dinner. Announce- will be May 12 with Mrs Mul· ' Mr. and Mrs. J: .J. Douglas I ~~ 5 purm y~ ~ ~a::! Come Jn and see our beautiful ments inclooed the annual kin· !ins as hostess, . of Belle. W. Va. VISited recent· Comm,;,ih: Build!.. ••utll "' aelectiori of spring dresse....._. dergarten program to he glven · ly w1th Mrs. Lillian McGhee. . ., ~ ..... .,. ... • . Ch!IMen 50e. dreu for any oecasloD you May 21 and the Jumor and Cadet band concert on May 11. David Mills' Sixtlr SON IS BORN APRIL II want - e wide selection of New officers of the PTA will Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Spen· The Union Class meeting will styles and fabr'.<l by top man· be installed at the April meet- Birtlulay Observed cer I.Judy Hewets.on) of F~r- be held Easter Su008y, AprU 1 ; ing, Monday evening, April 19, born are announcmg the birth 18 at the United Brethem Ufaeturen - All Shea, al the high school auditorium. David Mills, son of Mr. and 1of a 6 lb., 3 oz. son, Thurs- Church, Letart Falls beginning The tndlll!trial arts students will Mrs. Robert Mills, observed day, April 15, at RiverSide at 2 p,m. Rev. Okey Ahart , also have on display projects his sixth birthday at party Methodist Hospital, Columbua. Coolville is leader. All singe~ ; they bave made. A film will Wednesday during the morning GrandJ'8rents are Ralph Spen- are Invited. Everyone welcome. I be shown in conjunction with kindergarten classes taught by cer and Mrs. T. A Hewetson Rev. Jame!l Morrison, pa1tor. : the PEP bill on education with Mrs Pearl Reynolds. of Pomeroy. Harry Wehrung and Sent Cal. 081 1 the Rev. M. E. Dowson to Helpers for the party in clud- Mrs. T. L. Hewetson of Pom- The Women's Fellowship of Serving Meigs County for over 93 years ' present facts about the bill. ed Timmy Thomas, MarY eroy and Mr. and Mrs. Harry the E.U.B. Church at Dorcas He attended a meeting in Ath· Boggs, Bobby Joe McCiurf, Bob- Furnas of Letts, Iowa, are great is presenting a play, "The Un- . I RUTLAND ; ens on the subject In Febru- by Powers, Danny DaviS, Karl grandparents and Mrs. John expected Guest" and a pageant ! POMEROY al'}'. Meyers, Timmy Scites. Seat- H1dlebaugh of Museatme, Iowa 'Faith is the Victory," on ' 1 Present were the officers , Mr. ed at the birthday table with 1s a great great grandmother. Sunday evening, April 18, at Member Federal Reserve System William Ingles, president; Mrs. David were Mark Gilkey, Tim:30 p. m. The public is invi!-j Choose your coat from 1 ; Joe Bailey, Leo Kennedy, Mrs. my Thomas, David Miller, SERVICES ANNOUNCED ed. , Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation collection of easy to wear I. R. Neal, secretary, and Mr. Bobby McClure and Bobby Easter sunrise service will be An Easter brealkast will be styles - take your pick L. w. McComas superintend- Powers. Mrs. Mlils served conducted at the Mmersvalle Qf our pretty pastels and ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cupcakes and ice cream with Methodist church Sunday mom· 18 held Sunday mormng, April __ . ent. the Easter theme carried out ing at 6 a .m. with the Syracuse from 7:30 to 8:30 8· m. at the dark tones - a fine asin the napkins and favors of ~.ethodist church joining in the Mount Moriah Church In Mid· lortment of fabrics in all Easter eggs and col- service. Special music is plan dleport. The breakfast 1s being I chocolate · · . L sponsored by the Guild and the sizes. ormg books. Spec10l guest for ned w1th the pastor, Dr. L. . Child . B d f the h h. ' the party was Dav1'd' s gran d- Roush .m c harge af semce. . ,, Sun- Th renbl's IaanIn otied to c lie urcd 1 v a n· I mother, Mrs. Shirley Mills. day School will follow at 9:30 . e pu IC Mrs. Reynolds assisted with the e. m. with worship service at / APRIL U I party, I0:30 a.m. Eagles of Meigs Aerie 2171 will meet April 19. Officers will be nominated and refreshmenls are to be served. The Amateur Gardeners Club of Middleport will meet Moo· day April 19 at the home of Mrs. Harry Moore, 598 South Third-Av. with Mrs. Kenneth Amsbary as the assisting bottess. Theodorus CouncU Daughters ' of America ww meet to reutar session Mon~ at 7:10 p. m. 352.cu . ln. V·B en~ine_with 3-speed c~olumn shift. light blue with alll blue vinyl interior, Mrs. WeIIs is Hostess when Sew-R"te Mee s e .._, Clothl.. inc1 A~ For Every ly Ont In Your Faml • OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 9 PM Elllw . . 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