https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/39ab9f2520e9609e2b65d8c49a67be58.pdf 7c4cf6d4541a2c91ed29060218a49b2c PDF Text Text ' • "-''l'jlll A In Ug; treme IIIlA. . I ' a-D..Uy SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ~-Apr.~~ Bradbury PTA Will Sponsor Show Of Local Talent at School May 7th l865 Mainly About MEIGS THEATRE People In POmeroy '-•_, (Techntcolorl Sprmgfield weekend Mr were ~~~~~~~~~~B~u~n:s~.~~~~~~~ SPRING eROSE FOOD eDAHLIAS FERTILIZERS eAMARYLLIS and PLANT FOOD eBEOONIAS eBONE MEAL PACKAGE VEGETABLE SEEDS POTTED GREEN PLANTS FOR INDOOR USE - - - - - 3 for $1 1 nd up ,----------------:--:-, PET TURTLES 29c and 39c TURTLE FOOD AND SUPPLIES Mrs. William Lowe was reimproved from a broken Games were played IJid won by Mrs. PhU !olein· Mrs. Pat Gallagher, Mro. Owen IJid Betty Biggs. traveling prl2e brought by Owen was won by Mrs. Meinhart. Tbe next will be at the home of Mrs. Phil Meinhart. A salad was aerved by Mn. Childs and one lilies! . . ' Mmme Gilmore. rne Lovejoy Circle W"/1 Assist • I with Banquet ho Louis 0s me tained the Evangeline are Society of the Church of Christ TuesdayHeights even· ing at her Lincoln Mrs. Plana wire made to wttb the B. H. Sanborn ther Da hter ban et Mo • ug qu MayMiddleport by the Lovejoy the · First. Clrele Baptist -. ..... 114-" trea-. Ruth sa:- m:OI $149 $64 ~ . • 'i• \ e at. enti , . . . , T• The fllf4!_, 61 Tli.ll~,.._,. h . ... ... ., ~"" 16 \ . "--; j, . '"'. ~\ o"'" -VO\. ~--------------------~--------------------------------------------~------~--------------~------------~-----------------~1. XVII NO. 5 FRIDAY, APRIL 23 1 l96S ' •. r • ' Air Attack Tempo is •Increased; Six More are Dead home. Church Tuesday evenmg at the Mrs. Minerva Childers. MULTI-USE THROW COVERS Devotions by Mrs. Oshotne home of Mrs. Wlllls Anthony. Ideal for Chain, Sob•, Studio Coucheo, Bedspreado, Auto and Mrs. Leo Bryan, president, Mrs .. Hamid Chase, charrman, Relatives have received word Seat Covers. Heavy lextured Vl!cose Rayon with fringe. Ma· opened the meeting. Mrs. Os- pres:ded over the meetmg. that Mn. Shelby King (Mary chine wubable. Preobnmt. No lroni1141. New decorator col<><• horne bad for her topic, The Devotwns were given by Mrs. ReyooldJ) baa been returned to Unknown Way, and Mrs. Jacob Turner and were taken her home in Lansing, Mich., 1110. $3.95-72" x 42" CHAIRS ............ SALE $3.19 'read Romana 3:1·17-31, the Easter Ideals maga· hom a Lansing Hospital fo). uo. 14.95-72" X 90" STUDIO COUCHES ·- SALI $4.29 E-noter SerMi~· • L~ 18·1"17 and I Peter 3· 11. zine. Mrs. Gerald Anlbnny pre- lowing arm sursery. She IIG. $5.95-72" X 101" IOFAS ---- -- - - SALE $5.29 . Ruua ·'-nd ' ~responded 00 roll' call Rift, ••.95-72" X 126" LARGI SOPAI ·--·-- SALI $6.29 He ld <n hers sented the program, reaell ng ar- con,.mue wlth therapy • .., Easter services began at thelr favorite Bible verse. Ucles from "The Christian Her· ments. Her mothet, Mrs. aid" on aegregatlon and Bible !lam Reynolda, is with SALE! CURIO Shelves SALEI DINEnE SETS an early morning . prayer. and yearbooks were distribuled. $141.00 Large 42" v 80" praise service in the F us t l Dutits were ordered to reading. daughter and family. Your choice of modem, traBaptist Church at Rutland fol- , a money making project. The circle also made plan to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jenkin- ditlonal or Eorly American. Extcnolon Table. Self edge. lowed by Easter breakfast. ! Mrs Jerry Masters presented assist with the installation ser- son, who resides In Florida, are A wonderful way to display Two center legs for extn Sunday Ch~ch S<hool was tbe m~sion study on the vice of the Rio Grande Women's spending the summer · at their a wide range of small ob- sturdi~oess, Hl Pressure p1asunder directi~n of Mrs. Curtis pine islands wlth Peace to Association whJch will meet at home here on Vine--st. jeeta:, your favorite fiprinea tle top, Luckadoo, acbng superintend· ery Remote Village as the topic. the local <burch Aprll 26. The Easter weekend guests of Mr. :~~~~uri;;'i : : : ~';";!~~~ 8 comforbble vinyl COY· ent, who also taught the adult B:'ble qu'· games were group made a donatwn to lbe and Mrs. Kllrl Owen were Mr. ered aturdUy built chairs. class. Mrs. Harrtsoo Bentley [ u d school lunch program for the and Mrs. Jack Bowman backa to add a feeling of taught the Primary chUdrenldfructhmed bytsMrs . Bryoned,an rest of the year. daughter, Susan, Columbus, depU: and brilliance. who conclud"!u:he b I ~urch en~' w~ Mr:er:;.:::;" . Thla was the final meeting for Mr. and Mrs. John Good· $21.00 - - -· --·- SALI $17.10 00 sehool lwur a r e prol od Bo. Mr M the year with new namea lor rich of Dayton. !~· 95 ·-··---- SSAALLII ~·!!! evlait the 2nd a11d 3rd floor gram Mrs. E wo wers, s. ag. nd J h p •••· - -----·· .....M rnlng sblp opened with, ters and Tommy Mrs. Bryau U:e circles to be drawn In May. Mr. a Mrs. o n arsons MUll ---··--· IALI $14.00 furniture depta. and see the 0 •- 1. wornd led b 0 n 1 Mrs Harold Srnifu Mrs Hele~ A desserl course waa served by and ehlldren, Jeff and S2::::.7·::50:...:.-·::-.:.--::·.:.--:...:.1A~L::I:...:.:S2J:;;;.;,OI.:....t._m_a_n..:.y...:p'-lu.._tn__ dt_ne_t_te_oe_t•. <~<VO :ons co uc Y eaco Mrs Anthony to the above and Columbus, spent the We<!keiKIII Warner, Athena. The re- Ledhe:t, Mrs. Wilham Johnson . Fed H lim Mr8 lib b paren•· Mr and Mrs CAPE COD CURTAIN's 0 · . 1e R d M Denver Kapple Mrs r an, "' er ~. · · ln ined I rd 0 cont Y a m :s r, ev I an rs. ' 1ng Hawkins, Mrs. Paul Smart, Ralph Gilmore. · • Ralph W?"ds of Athens•. gave, M Lilli . McGhee Mlas Rho- Mrs. Ernest Covert and 100% Rayon Cballlo _ Permanont flnlah. Machine washable. 810 the momma message usmg as i p Sal Pl.a rs. s "lte lth 1 stitched • his subject," "Behold We oppy e R1 da Hall, Mrs. c. P. Bradbury ren, Paula and Charles, of Bel· Minimum caro Fabrl01. now w.. w pear ·Up tD Jerusalem," Luke 18:31 1 Completed by l!nit Mrs. MOron Hood. pre, spent Saturday wllb ruffle•. 11101 U" LINOTH •••••• 12.29 After services members At a recent meeting of E•;..l··-•w' -·Made Randoher,1MhroW. ~IRI!e Mayewsoo."•ll 1111" LINGTH --···· $2.19 to the church dinning room 18 • Manley Unit 263 held ~~ ,.... · ~ . "'"• avena 54" LINGTH --·--- $2.99 a covered dish luncheon. First Baptist Of Lenlen Study Va., VISited Sunday wllb 45" LENGTH --·--- $2.59 72" LINOTH -·-·-- $3.79 . 6a" LINOTH -·-··· $2.49 - - - - - - ·- - ---- were g:ven Reporta were given an d evaI· Jamea Murrav, · Mrs · Ward 110" LINGTH ------ $4.39 Mrs. Adam Ebersbach for the Poppy Day Sale made Tuesday evening recuperating from a recent II" LINGTH -----· ed Monday in Parkersburg, Mro. Zuelelia Smith is' the final meeting was held pltallzaUon for an Infection. _________________________.:,_____ va. with her daughter, Mrs. The specilll proHeath Methodist Clwr<h Weekend gueoiB of Mr. and SALEI EASTMAN KODAK FILM George Powell. bject, "Cookbooks" was given tbe Leoten study topic, ''One Mrs. J. A. Yollll8 were Mrs. Patty Yates and cblldren, San· Black oncl White Mrs. Gladys O:ckler returned by Chairman Lucy Har daway. Witness In One World." after a visit at Powhatan, President Richards read Reports were by James Eu- dy, Cathy, Randy IJid Bobby of 60t VIRICHROMI IN NO. 62D 1 ...r 127 --·······--·-· 47e Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bryan. spondenco concerning Mrs. Jack Slaven, Mrs. Ga· Wellat<m and Mr. IJid Mn. Joe COLCIIl conference to be beld In len Brown, Mr•. William Rus- Young, Jr., and dilldren •• $169 hlo SUS KODACHROMI II 1- m -·-····---······ $2.09 · at Logan, 0 . aell, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith, Wootlafleld., Afao, an fnvltatlon to the Bess Sanborn, wllb Mrs. Mlu'Millne Bennett 1::~~----52.65 KOOACHROMI 11 1 :nm ·-------------·· ty Newton show Ibis month Gibbona giving tbe re- ren Bennett and sons of $1.:15 KOOACOLOR 127, 62t - - --- - -- ----- ------- "• Pomeroy ffigh was read. of Mrs. William David. bus were Easter weekend KODAPAK CARTRIIXIII l l!tmPelaraol• were made to were made to study the of their parent~, Mr. 750 ILACK AND WHITI ···-·----- --- --------- 5tc servMlces Foil 1 member of the dlscrus!lon and a Charles Bennett. IIAO KODACOLOR x -------·---------··-···· $1.1t Fr ld ay. rs. orenco of action will be drawn Mr. and Mn. Paul Kllutz IJid •1" $2.:15 IKTACHROMI X -----···-·-·-··--------- • · ards • president • Presided· up by the Rev. M. E . Do w10n. family of CoiUJQbuo villled over •TM tesses were Mesdames G e REPORT EARNlNGS the weekend wllb her borther $2.15 KODACHIOMI X ----------------····-- ~ trude Butler, Emma Columbus and Southern OhiO Mr. and Mn. Richard WILSON $2.10 Richards, Margaret Co reported common and other relatlvta INPANTS "MICKEY MANTLI" Naooti Bentley and Edith =~;;gs of $1l,95B,OOO Mn. Dale~ vlllted 1n TRAINING PANTS BASEBALL BATS adoo. 12 montba ending Marcil 31, Chester Tuesday iwth I wa'/ atrolcb - !.OK cot· Powar fused, bl& leaauer ball -•· ed a 12,.1 per ""'••••• -'too. Comfort.ble weight 11Hl5. They ~-w , Mn. .....,....., .,,. bot In your ehoiee of tenctba. over the 181111 resldlnl for the present wlllldltrtP!• crotch, dauble front SaJe·prtce., M,~S,C N .. 11 1n 196f. her daughter, Mr. a11c1 ant1 ~:oct. -Earnings were up to $2.14 Walter HuUman. ~ $1.00 FRI.-IAT.~UN, eoDUilOil share as compared Mlaa Helen Beeocm 111111 Mlaa with $1.90 In the pre<edlng 12 Garrison of Colwnbuo ---=:.....;.:;..........;;___ _o.L-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ April 23, 14 • 25 e I .· . .: 7 · Go: I w. S·IOBEN FRANKLINS·IO .•.·, POMEROY WY 2·3498 1,;1l.Ull,llt. "' "' n .t:..\~\ I e FERTILIZER •. • ~,_.t,t\._,~'. -·A '-w, INIIALI _.,. .....to-M INCH LUI CAl •• -···--·... ••LI ....II ...... II INCN •••1 CAIINITI -·····-- ,.... ..,. -•11 CAIINITI · ····--- IALI .... .. ·.11 INCN 1'"1 -••1 CAIINI-01 IALI •••· to lhliverslty Rosptlll In Pl.ll 14 INCH 1 •• --· - --·Columbus· for lwtbor ta...._. INCH CHINA ------------------ SALI Sandy IIetz of IIIUiardl villi. $Sui 40 INCH CHINA - - - --·----- - --·- ·· IALI 142.11 I lb Mr ·-• Mn 125.01 II INCH UTILITY CAIINaTI - --··- IALI f2t ... ed rweoty wl . ...., $16-IIINCH UTILITY CAIINITI --··-- SALI SU.OI C. H. Wile, Jr., Mfaa INCH UTILITY CAIINITI --···· IALI $14.11 Wille ~":: -~~ : - : 140.00-42 INCH WAIDR0811 --···------· IALI $14.01 mee, ,.... --· . .., ROlli SAL I S1l 01 Mrs William Betz were In Gal- l4t 01-42 INCH WARD ----·····-·· . · INCH WARDIOII• ------------ tALl $21.01 16 llpolil tD see hll mother • Mn. Gamel Betz, who II r-:·:~:11 IALI KROIHLIII from major sur&ery at tALl lerldlno . _ 2 PC. LIVING h01pitsi ~~ · ROOM SUITES Mrs. Leo Kennedy, Sr., Llr&• - Hi&h Ba . -LooM Your belt buy iD a eomfort· been aboent from her CUiblon. Uphollltered In able, durable oola Inti thalr. duties at lbe Pomeroy El..,... Haoland DuriD Su.,,rted Deep eoll aeots. tOO% foam tary School tblJ week becauoe Vinyl Your <boice of eolor: ::!l:'!d =~~· Pr.e ued a throat lllfectlon. Red, Green, Brown. Gold, Eu Sholl. 00 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 00 IALI ' -•··• ' Dayton were w........ IALI Vall .the 3rd fioor fu m Iture of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley eVlllt the 3fd J'loor Fund· dept. and see the Jara:e .eteetW1! Dept. for J11e prices on tlon of Kroehler Llvlne Room Mrs. Nina Bland, all otylu of llvlnc room Suites and Sectlonall now on vlaltlns with her Sale. ____________ Guy Reynolda andsiBter, their mntber ohaln. ;::::::._____________L..:::::.;...... " .., e FOR BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS LATER! CH<.l•.-!h'''· bo S "Marvel" Mel.. WordroiMunll Utility CaiiiMis T b• 011 w••.........., _.,.. a - Mr. Plllll Da.,._, --...,..,II ~ ........- , _ .· · "WIDclows of .Gold" I - - al Sbelletl!ll Anlll ,... Sleln Rice boopltal In AlbiN foUow'•• 1 ·~u. sudden in-, bao '-! - ?, BULBS eCANNAS Q Middleport ~e. ~ • and boulolmierea to the boys of the gradustlng class. The fourth grade laugh! by Mrs. Ada Ohlinger won the attendance award. Mr. Robert .:.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ PLANT NOW eGLADOLI fS, ls Host~SS for ui M.ISSIOn . Group _,1with I M W'lliam King viee presi- d si· ,;.. AJ Leo;..rd Secre;;,: and ·Mr Bertha' Bing trea~urer. Th~ offices will be Installed at the May meeting al sch 00I I I The annu d 1 8 tp cnp0 rtclw 811 be held May I p k p Is . lied The ar . aren are mv . Eighth gr~e ~mmencement vesper servrce w:U be Sunday. May 23 at 4corsages p.m. The will present tD theP.T.A. girls •;\':r, :v~- ~t f fricHy 9 to 5 end Sltunley 9 to 9 About Put Clllefl of· •••• -. at .... ,, • - . lt1r "' .......... ..._.. Ill' i!UIJ ....... SALE at ELBERFELDS Arou . ~~ee~O::::t,.. •· wv Belte Davio. Susan Hayward . guests of Mrs. Ernest Rea and M:chaet connors. Joe~ Hea Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Wehrung. ~a'm::.. N~vol TO:ue Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Watson Joey Heathertun vivacious. spent the weekend In Columbus poi"'' and blilbe s~irited. with their children. pert and peUte. h" tbe imMiss Nancy Burna, sindent at M HOSPI-tal School of NursHolzer part or an H·BO B! Futurett•: Post Min Win• ing spent the Easter vacation __________ her mother, Mrs. Ida Lc_,_1'_"_•_rt_••_.. nd' And Pa.l C'IW!f• of PLans ...,.. completed for a llorrfa, County Council P.T.A. lalent show to be presented m preaide:lt, Invited the group day evening !lay 7 by the Brad- attend the county council P .T.i Wednesday even- meeting at Ru~and May 6. 1b -''"" will ~-at the achbol egales ~ e m~,. '"" •·len< oa~Bertha B .,_ ~~ ld~ and AD -~·• ~•-·ested In per· Mrs. ""'' ~ ' ''"• TONIOHT ~·""'' -· ;;;;;i:l !Glmlr•il!-"""' Jo1m J eflers • Evelyn '11loma lent show are . In the Ia NOT OPiiN Genevieve Stobart were and Ida M h ness visitors In GalllpoliJ Wed- aaked tD eall WY 1-2349, WY :1urp y. esday &60S or UI03. The first Alternates a.re Mrp s.le FRIDAY •ntl SATURDAY Aoril 23-24 ~ Linder DaJne1 Is CODY8- practice aesslou wUI be l:eld Morris, Madeline am r, "THE KILLERS" leBCing . nicely at her home, May 5 at 7:110 p.m. at I he sha Capehea':'· Thelma (Tecbnic()Lor) school Prizes wlll be awarded and Eva Milliron. Lee Marvin, Angie OtckiD· lowing surgery at Holzer ~ on. Ronald Reaaan, Jotm pltal. to wlnneni of ~1. Rob- program hour Mrs. udy Cassa· ettes. Mr. and Mro. Larry Thomas en llorrlo will be lbe master ser preaented three of her tap of --monies --• --•--•ments danc:ng pupils Ill two tap dance ••THE CADDY"' .nd Melinda Of Columb... ·~· m:=• saJ lern· J..t.wis, DE-an Martin, weekend guests of theirwill be sold. Admissioo will be ruutines. A fiim on waler ely Donna Reed. Barbara Bates. ents, Mr . and Mrs. Harry cents was shown by Mrs. Thomas as and Mr. and Mrs. Don Rea. N . ffl I the coming Scally, Meiga County Red Cross SUNDAY. MONDAY. TUES. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Faulk· ew 0 ce~; a d include Water Safety Chairman. Ap•it 25-26-27 d d ght Catb year were e n 'WHERE LOVE HAS GONE' ner . an . au er, Y Mrs. Laura Harrison, president; - • f3-" w. ...................,.................._,11 SAVE DURING OUR AFTER-EASTER DRIVE· IN ll::llncrease 2 Jerry Lawla .. montba, based on 6,6110,000 11Jar. ..,.HI PATSY" es oulllandllll(Technlcolor) II"'::~. M. Miller, president, -dII operating revenuea "THE IIAIDER$" llb;,m$'12M ,139,000, alld showed an Robert Culp llrioD Keith II' ol6.1 per eeul over the (Col..-) aame period In 11164. Operattnc I[ ~j:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii were up I eenL II ' SEW and SAVEl A NEW SHIPMENT relatives In Middleport. have been on a two-monlbl catJon lD Florida. Mr~ and Mn. HID IJid GreiOJ'Y, of spent the weehnd In Mrs. Haley ET Mlaa a.- Sauyap, villted over the weekfttd WOMEN'S DUSTERS $3.95 to $5.95 s. Moon. :c':iu."':!n.~== "':..~.~.q • .....,~ll " • . . ... .... • • BROKEN SIZES ICLOSE-OUTI • - s4.oo..stso..ss.oo All new optinJ pallerna for Cb001e JWW. THES Member• Reported IU 1o COIU!dl Chester Cowo!U o:=~~:ll alalfto IJid bloUIII. America sz.69 \ CHOOSI YOUR SH I FT DRESSES Now At Elberfelds $3.95 .... $4.95 Hundred• o! yord8 In a new Hltc\IGD· Plalll oolora ond prlntl. For wrtainl, beoebwoar, towolt, tto. l'lae Ffibri.e Shop EBOX WY 2-2284 POMEROY MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' ~.•ll.'s Pett.,:ne ' . 115''(1,$~~ ' lD " - til STRAW . CoHon Plisse HANDBAGS NatuNI color or white llld PAJAMA$· au. oinall. ~ ....... ll&lurll tonil!lnatioa oolo110perfect boc for lll1dDI ou4 .......... UJO, and JarP. lt.t!PN IJid prlnta, Cool. ~ - - t o wub. $1.95 $1.95 CRl B.· MA'f ,, 'j ·"': .. ' l" ,a . . Singer Sales a;·Service met :'m~~~ 36" Terry Cloth SALE ENDS MAY 9thl 1 m- 1·'' ,... EARLY SPRING STYLESI ON OTHER BRANDS AT - - :rour Utili..,_ VALUES FROM 5.50 TO 7.99--...., NOW Cool, oomfortablt 4 - In a!Vactl.. poltarnl, Cbeob, Jlrlpea and oolldl. All tbo favorite llyleo an4 lobricl at ,_.... prloeL from Springfield ........ spent the holiday woebnd ~~11 Shift Into eool, attractive fasblo111 - In our new her oon 111111 family, Dr. lblftl ltyled for day, for play with d the zest of 1 Mn. John Harley llld ~IIWIDY aeuon- a wide aelectlon of ltylea and fabrlcl. Mr. and Mn. Harold G«qe and 1011, Brllll Lee, Gil Gallfpl>- -CIAL- WOMINI IJtllo hys 6 111, spent tha lleekalld with Mr parenll, Mr. and Mra. L. w. 14c!Comas. SMOU I'Oit DOYS AND Dllti.S . 01' the weekend with frlenda Mr. and Mn. Rarl7 Jolm Roclevlan, ood• $1.60 . . 'O' ·'·. HIO . . . Pomeroy Dies �I l ..' > i ' ' 'rhe Baily S.ntin-1 I 2--DaOy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleporl, 0 ., Apr. 21, 1081 - New Talent in the ., ' . ~ I Kouf~x, Dpdgers i io, ~ ~~ ... ' • ... . Voice of Broadwav e e • repo~ ' 11 FRED !!OWN wllll oat t/1. liii ~ kind of li&1INI 'llllldl ............ Wflt14 ent1 ...... • UPI ~ ll'rllel' . over • po,..q porfonnauooo !lad hU lllqlllllctDt, IIH, Dovll' llnllt· Tile Mill lltd Sont!f· i(Alafu mal' be pitch- Ill a Sol ri<larJ over the New lllrlboul eo-lp Ill 118 - Ia the -IOltb 011 a ,... .. Roy In& on ~wed Ume, but· be York Yell. IIlii they cerlaJDiy lndlcalo lbal Mdflllao, Wtn.' . . , IDII Ioob lll:ot moiloy Ia the bank to Xoulu. who bad pompored the Dotlpn ..,. ct11 111m • ..,... b7 IIAio. awoloocll, the Lo. Anplei Dodpn, . hU ....,. Ia I H wiD over lor o bf& yur Ia '15. tbe Dodeen pullotl oul tbe So m110h ao !bat Mauler tbe J'll!lldelphla Phl1l1ei lut Tbo Olloqo Oibo +oded tbe tor)' Ia tbe Jlilllb , . . lo b • Walt AJ.otnn !lguroo It'• .-Sunday, pitched • lour - hitter Clnolnnol! Redo, H, In tbe Roleban: llnPotl. home Willie lime to remove the Jlmt quea. l#inll tbe Mell, nlked Clllll' only other 1bunt1aJ pme · Ill Dovll from let!OIItl b!rtot. lion mark !bat was pia~ oat batter eod tdruck out nine. the NL, ' while tbe .ltltluwe . ,...... Wilt Otltl. alonplde Sandy'l ~ II tbe Tile run IPinll him Wll liD- 10rlolet moohed· tbe WubJnllon Billy ·WU!ktml' alqlt llrcloachf start ot the Nallonl!l L<oa(UI W1led u 1 result of an error "Seoaton, 144,' ;mel tilt Mltlne» bome GleDII ,s,cun .with I h 1 oeaaop In favor of a pnt a- by lborlolop Maury Willa. ta Twinl dawned the New York c•• wlt!Dltlc In . ola!natton point. · llperll Pine Yant-• .a, In the only Amer- lnnlnJ 11 'J:ed Tbe 29-Y"f old llrllt:eout .klni. ~ II innlnl• thll IOIIOtJ the loaD L<oa1ue fiiiiiU. up hiJ flrll viotorJ ol whoae career I~ tltreateoed by C7 Y..., • Award winner oJjd The Dodgen toned Jack wllh 1 l-S iltnbtP ol an arthrltle «))lditlnn In bia NL Moat Valuable Ployer of Floher for tbelr lint run In tbe Uel pltebiJJI. Ron Salll<> pltchinl arm, made hio se«llld 1113 has yielded nine bill, two fourth Inning wbea Willa lin- IJ«;brt had bill eaob otart of the 1865 season '1'hin- oamed I'Uill, live Wlllb aTid lied, advanoed to IOCOilll and the Cubs will Vllda day nllbt IDII came tbrougb lllrUok out II batton. lt'o ihotl' third boaea CXl 0)' balla to c:en- bad two f... . Redt. *' p IOMMfNT-liNG EDITORIAU Y ly DOROTHY KILGALLIN ,_ "The Coneon •s far cry trom the diYI when handicapped per10111 were jult number~ on the welfare roUI of the DltlOn, alate and county. The thine• tbo.y havt accomplished with a•. tistame from the aovernment is nothing abllrt Of a mlraelt. We should not foraet to rtve ertdlt to the busineu and lnduotrlal eommunity, who through their co. operatloll have made these things poosl. bit. Many employers have found that tho handleapped IN anxloua to be tikt other people, and It hal been our experience to note that when they are given a break they often tim"" make better worktfl than those who are without hand!· caps. Wt admlrt those who are wilting to lllvt thlt d-rvinl group of citizens the bntk that thty netd .• 1 ,.,.. =~ g~l::icti;":.=- i !.t, Barbra Slreiland nipped over the Dordy and Andre PrevlA'I CIN~Tl aepb Besch, who owna the ftlm riCIIII to wuuam &radford lltiIe'a book, "$ L.lveo For Mlilll.tlippi" plans on shooting paria YQUTII ·. FOI\ IT! of the movlt on location In and Thla C<llumn Is for yOlltlg near tbe epot wbe~ tba threl 1•ople, their problerna and civil rllbll worker• wert pleasures, their troublec and murdered. Bescb says he !ig- !un. As with the rest of Helen ures he may have to use "arm- Help Us!, It welcomes laugh• eel goarda around the IOCllliOII, but won't dndg• a serlou1 quos,, If n10eessary." Ar!lled auardal lion with a brush - off. vld,d ... !I bi tlevatt your He'll need a large army Ill pull Send your teen-age questions Iti!l. And at ' ball pme be suet that otunt. Anyway, Marlon t., Youth Asked For ft. care of to toke oitvl!lltiige ol that aev· Brando is Interested in starring Helen Help US!, Ibis newaenth 11\nilll!, .stretch. . in the picture, and Paddy Chay- paper. Ltt'i hope tbat ill your ease efsky Wlnlt to do the a.•·· ' ·•t · Wlf.b Cbeck thil ounc~ . of .. Jlrevention will play . . . . Jacques Berall'ac rear Helen: tllminiJiio the 'l'"f'll for eYeD 0 and Debbll Power lMll han 1 have two questions. If you half • pound _of _.,..., •. reevaluated their emotional eli- ].ave been aolng .. 'th a hoy for . . mate and are dating again . . . . five montho two -ks and Q- I hav~ been takinl 'eo·Sal Mineo, jult 1 few tllyl 110 lhree dsys (Note !rom H: What erpine for hl&h blood preoaurt for throe Yea"· Will prolongad ttllrded •• Juliet ProwH'I fa. no hours?) is it all rJgh• to go uso of this drul prGve harmful? voritt aweette, changed tilt Ito- borefooted when he comea to Is lbere something better I ry over lha weekaod by •P' visit you? I uva with . my . pearina at ell the colebriiJ aunt who gets shocked easily, oould like? ' · checkpoints - Danny's, Safo d h' Is •t A - If laken In the pr~lb­ di 'a, lho Sealere end Clarke't- an she oaya 1 11 n propar. ed dosas• ~!tore should bo no 11ith lint - love Jill Hawol'tb, My hoy friend doesn't mind. I harm!Ul effects from tbl pro.Bob Hope and a tiroup ol don't like shoes, hats or &loves, longed use of Ibis, . drug .. Sinu promlnant lnvntort ara ,.. bat, ol COUI'II, I- ....,., them high blood prllllii'O IJ usually a porle.jly conferr~ on plana " when it's necessa'! . . , · chronic condition, you wlU prot>. eonstruct and optratt • awSec!ond qullllon , Jan I , II a11 ably h~ve to _tall,e something for alvo movie atudio In the 'Grand rilbl to. buy • , break It indefinttely. "!any 4rugs art Bahamas : ... Well Coallera fa>- - o'""' in /l while and pay for a now tioed "i6' 'reiluoe the blood clnated by lht political scene da~! I make ~· much, u be pressure and mOst· docton: pre- aay nobody Ia mora determin· does, and don t hive 11 bii fer to ilvo .a combination ol eel to be Governor of the areal ••p~~~~••· ao why doel be atthese And to vary tho treatment alate of CIUfornia then Ronald 10ay1 have to pay, JUSt because from limo to time. Rea1an. He hat some heavy of ouotom? We're bolb In high mechinery behind him, too, IJt. aohool ond saving for C<lllego. oludina enthusiastic alii"' In &o why couldn't I pick up tho the wealthy film colony . .. . .. cheek aometlmeo?-B.G.C. Charlie Feldman waa so omJI.- Dear B.u.C.: ten by Romy Schneider'• per(Do your lnitlaltt atand for formance in "Whal'o New Pus- "Barefoot Girl with Cheek"?) sycat?" •lined her to a I. If your boy friend lll<es of hlo own. five - year, non • exclusive you shoele... why not? He must , Tba Alma1111e movie deal. He conoidera )ler or he wouldn't be coming back By United Prell lnlefllallooal to be a combination of Greta these nve months, two week! 'l'odly I• Friday. ~prU 23, the o_.ho and In1rtd BeriJllan and and lhree tlayo. 113th day of 1965 with 252 to carole Lombard - wh Ic b 2. Picking up the obechk may follow. would make It appear, ~ he embarrass him. Jnvllllll him Tbt moon Is In Ill lllst q..r- tums out to be right, that be c ver to dinner never would tor. ;/ should bave altl'led ber for and, besldel, it help• to let a The momllll star Is Saturn. ll!e .... Memo to The Editor fellow , know you're 1 &ood The ev<jllinl otoro aro Mero o! The Journal • American'• "kltch'anlllneer." and Jupnltr. ·-"- •. ,. "Put The Cqp · Back on tha Stottliea with unsteady budEngll$11 . dra~ . WHllaril . Best" oampalllfl: If. you have . i•ls a• dutcl• occuionally and Shakoapom , 'ii . oo lhil any reportors and photograph-· of coarn, lht girl plys when day In IMt. , , • ;, , .·. ers who travel In an armol'l4 ohe oBits a boy to a tlrl - choice On thio day 1 t . :. . car, aalp lhem to jUII lllreo ptrly. Otberwlll, 1 vola tor In JM, the · · . . ;~at~l . block• - 45th, 41th and 47111. · ouolum, becauoe a malo'• pride anlbem was written:'·· · between eth tnd . 7th - 101111 lsr't yet toady lor femalo equalIn t94r, six-thousand JIIO- nllht after .midlu&bt. Perhlpt lty, lVIII lhouth hll wallet pit att~nded ,J • r4\IY'- of the joints and pitch-dark bara em- aomellmes is. -H. AmarlrJI .flrl\ -~.. lA their_ coverage would help ··,lp For Flabby MIIJelet New York City and heard C<lllvmce tho elty fathera. Twill Dear Helen: Charlo• A~ Llnlll><fi~ sa~. . . ploy aa many 81 II> bouDoir• 1 read tho teller from the ''it Ia ~bvlouo that l:ritlaltd Ia ~""' ~ keetJ= ~~~ tlrl with tho btc stomach and los_lnl tbe war.': '\)1 fiiiiOUI b:.~eu.e::m_.0 atiUe DltiQinP IIOUld lib to Itt you !moW a avtator. op.JIO.!~ ;... ~Ill e& and -nlfln&• you never IIear or try lntri<~l; w•. read about. A lhoutljt fiX' tha flay: -~ The atrtell are Nflhlnlare Alden! John Atlama·a•ld', "wbera 'tey1 - or.mmed untU dtWII annual eloctto,~• and, there wllb clrunka, junkies, ]l(mpl, alavory beings. . prollltutell, hoodiuma and malo orcycle weirdos ... .A1111elo Rl• By Wayne G. Brondoladl, M.D. A 14-year-old girl, who has undoubtedly seen so Till older friend or rel.ative with vari· coae veins, writes to ask me if tllere i1 anythinK she can do now to prevent having this affliction. I have alway• been more interested ln prevention than ln cure and I am glad that 1t least some young people are thinking along these constructive lines. To understand the prevention or an)' disease wt must first understand the cause . To the extent that a tendency to varicotities is partly hereditary there is little to be done because we cannot choose our grandparent&. It is true that one of ev .. ery two women <and one of ev- ery four men\ will have varlcofl{' veins after they reach 40 but the situation Is not hopeles!l. Jn the first place tile vast majority of these pE'rsons will bavo so mild • form of thlo dlsealt u to constitute merely 1:1. minor nuisance for which Ow on ly treatment required will be ela~tic stockina:a or tome simi· llu support. If possible you should choose an occupation an which you will not have to atand on your ft>et for hours on end but, even in such an occupation, vou can do much to prevent deVe lop ing varicose veins by vigorously wiggling your toea every few minutes. It is even advi:.able, if you must stand a lot. to wear elastic stockings before the valves in your veina break dawn. It " also Important to avoid wearing tight girdles, circular garters, and elastic waistband• with because these interfere the uormal return of the blood in your legs to your heart. When you rae on a long trJp by bus. train or plane, get up and wa lk in the aisle every half hour or oftener_ If a rest is pro-- Ill•• • Reports From Th:! Cap_it.ol By LYLE WILSON United PreiS lnlomatloaat payer so much money, the _av· or•&• Joe could alford nght now to 1it back tmd enjoy the spectacle of the &el£1ess poiiti· cians wrangling amon& them· ,.Jves for righta to tho 1oklen goodies in President Jolmsan's poverty program. Jt recalls the first Roosevelt deal whf'n the politician• were adjusting themselves to FOR's alphabetical give-aways. Thut were some frightful row• then. Congress anted up about $3 bH· llon In 19:u as a atarter for various make work, public work and b o o n d o g g 1 ing .,chemes. The pol• cauldn 't be. lieve it Was true at first. Free lunch for everyone? Who could believe that ? But true lt wa• •nd the pols soon 1ett1ed down to di11pute who would 1pend the money. So are they now beginning to battle over control of the pov- fighting over that kind of money. The latest uproar rt::aot.mdl out of the ill-omened Bedford· Utuyvesant, <8 - S) an• ol Brooklyn, N.Y., a centtr of ra· clal di~torder, violence in lener· al and slums. Negroeo Shout Foul Artla Nearoea are shoutln& foul againol Mayor Robert F. Wagner who would k-eep administration of the B-S area pov· erty war safely under control of his adminlstration. The John.. son admini&tration povert:y bUJ •tipulated that there shoold be a large measure of local con· trol. That Is, control of the proJ· ed by the poverty stricken per.. sons it seeks to help. Conditions being what they are, lhll Negroe!l should have a large measure of con· trol over povtrty projects ia most large cities. means that lt is Negroes who prot111t Wagner 's program in Brooklyn. They aiSert that tbey had their own organization ready to "'k• arty warchest. LBJ put nearly over and to direct the B·S pov· $1 bi1\ion in the poverty kitty. erty war when elonl!l eam1 the &mall wonder that the pola are mayor with a city hall set up Do It .hvrervy Time: - .. --.. · ~~~~~~~~~::::~~~~=~~~~~==~~~~~~~~}~ : ~ I SauATWELL CAN srr IN A Row- J.loWE'ER, LET HIS SWEET A~ (iJETIIN0 A N188Lf OR IMPATIENT-··· Lo.'liiLV KEEP HIM WAiitfoj(; ',:rwo I MINLJT!;S .. ICJOMlllle.10P IS 111..0WN. ' BOAT FOR A WHOLE DAY Will-iOUT 11110&. Get Fast Attlon wltb { duoer, tltiamoYie week's aw.tp. lOti, thefilii IlaUan lng otatoment award profor n• plalolng his preferring the art o! the cinema to the art ol tha otago. Hla quolo: "T h 1 ploy lmllales .... u.,., The via lhowo reallam." (Hov•'t . .,. CAic:ago. O.'Toole -ked seveo tnnlnp and gave five hits tmd a pair of -Mills,. but more Important wu .the fact be showed good · control again a1 be w,U.ed only one and alruck oot •,our. ~lone r ~·· wu lUloClr' ·~-u~~:~ · Uonal. Manager Dirk Sls1~ used a : ; r . : ~~00:0~ ";: to pilcb In' hla place. McCool II!Ve up I single to Glenn Beck, erl to open the frame, Bec~ert advanoed oo a saontloe and look third on McCool'o wUd )itch. Theo Billy WU!Iams .U,. (led Beckert borne with tbe up You reduce your otomach btoause o! cood musoio ,tone FLAT TEEN AND HER MOM. Dear :Jelen : I am a boy o! 18. I hive been d•tlnl a &lrl wbo Is older, but 1 just foood out she Is 19, ·mafo ried and with three ldda. I love her and she sayo ahe- lovel · •· me, too. What ahtll 'I do?-Roa Dear Ron: - ::=. , .. RUN!-H. Dear Helen : Can you tell me what has happened to all the couraae in . manklndO I'm lalkllil ab!lut these peopl• who just atfnd there and watch wl!lle · peopl_o · · are killed or attack.@<~. , 'l'be7.-.... u•e as an ex.'USe-lbsl they llbll- ' -" r.'t want 'o 1et Involved. TI!Qt'l . lame. They really .mefn t!Ipy ••• scared atif! of cettli1& htirt. If people woulf. just Jorge! a. bout themseiveo and think of · others, IDayhe they ~ould otop thette awful thtncs. In war lhoy ,. put their lives on~• ~look f~r 1 somethinl tlliy , llfvetl · ·, in. ; Don't they . belilv ,cln . ~!ll'l<a? ·fhia is just !ill< a wlt'!M4 any. body can,urve in lht ·• asainl\ c~iiJ1a. Now tllJI J've shot oil lll!lfllb I'll !ell Yf!U I'm orily !i,," but ..-,I)'P up enOUIIIf ·, Jo try to ~·lp somebody whl, Js il•lllnl· burt. A'' ults used.l<t. bfl. What' I hlppen1111 to lhem?j; . ·>" ;,d. ;. * ~ERRfS aolldly jn his last effort at St. Lollis, but be made a ·llrollll Jhow•- In Thursday'a loll at su1ts_ scr...,. WOHLO . my wllmln, nm. Siller's pinch • bit strate"" worked .at the time, for Jolm ""wll'ds ·. q]Ied his aeoond ""' ilomer qf' the sOISOII to lie tbe •I 2-2. anthers Bang 0 ut 20 HI•ts Jn 0 ak HillJ05 ', · L wllb i ilou!d u*!'f.#.with 10melh\Df Ml!!lliiriil; •· tilil I'm 1!rald you• aaid'·Jt.'a lt•willt ""11ey're s011red ttlff. Of leltinC hurt.'' "I don't want· to get lno volved" means In almpla ltii>o ~u&~•= ''I'm a """It'd.'' Don, ever oay It, Teen! -H. "· Thia column li cltdlcaled 18 famill' Uvlng, ao II you're h•ving kid trouble or jull plain troublt. let jtolon blip YOU. Sht will a!IO ftlcaino JOur own amualnt npor....,... Atldrtu Jtolen Bolla! lit 111'1 t1 lhla nelnpaper. I cw..,;... not.... •• .,• "' ' two •inllea. o: SELL CARSI NEW and USED THE BEST . QEAL ,POSSIBLE .ON A· SELECT USED CAR; 19~ RAMU . ._,. m' $t1Uon. ,Wigon. ~ Radio IIIII Heat-' er. A nial tleall,.solld &Old color WIIOIL Oae owner, ;., ,< ,,;J. Trllis. See n. Save '" .'... ' 1963_WQLR. 4 DR. SEDAN ,.., VI. ODe local ow'aer. Auto lliDL Radio llld ~~tater. ' Uke new. Sove " " < · · .. . ' ' ·· . . :~i -, '' ' THE DAilY SINTINn 1957·VOLKSWAGEN IlVOTI&. TO INTIIU1 0" Heater. Economy ell' . ' .. · i ·. !~ . , , ~~ t ·' ' . - · ~09S and~ Heeter :;1 196.1Dodge . • • - ·s995 I ql. 4 Dr. Sedaa. Std. Tralll. Radio aad Heater ' • 1960 Plymouth Vallent 4 Dr. Std. : Tra~~~. • RtdJo and:Heater 1959 • • 4 Dr. Sedlll, • eyl. Std. Trani. 19SI Chelrolet I Dr. ~ • $295 • I eyl. Std. Tr1111. Heater ."~· "~· i, ·, ' .• ~ ' .-:,. 5195 1958 Ford · · • D,; -v•. He~~~: Atlt6. "l'rr», Radio and I Wp i I . 1962 . .I • '' .jl Mud Hen attack, including R.: ·• ' r for Rochester, allowiDg hits. and evened hi• rec· ord at 1-t. Tile standings: BJ Ulliled Preu lnteruatltmol W. L Pc:l. GB Atlanto I 1 .587 . . . \ ' .. ·- ~~.- .... ,. -., ·. • Sattll'day's Games • Columbus ~=· 3 4 :429 •.aoron1o . 3 3 .500 i\io om I Kansao City at Cleveland Chicago at Washington Boston at Baltimore Los Angeles at New York N ll 1 Le a ona c e , a so 43, on points Los Aflgeles Zl>-11>. Toledo 3 4 .429 3 Jaoksonville z 4 .333 31> Rochester z 5 .286 4 Thlrlllay'o Reoalto Torooto 3 Colwnbua 2 Toledo I Buffalo 0 Roobester· 11 Jaoksonvllle 1 Syraouse 1 Atlanta z Saturday's Games Minnesota at Detroit ~ -- Old T0Wfi f} atS Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia SoCI"ety Notes ague W. L. Pct. GB 5 2 .714 5 3 .625 5 3 .625 5 3 .6:!5 'I 'I 'h 4 3 .571 I ~--- Mrs. Clint Johnson at PortSUnday. Mrs. Dorothy Roseberry and Mrs. Garnet Johnston took Mrs . Mary Kerns of Tommy Roseberry to see a -"!!".;;;;~;;;;;.._. Star elllled on Mr. and Mro. doctor. CUSTOM TV fOtt~ Homer Icenhower and M~ . Mrs. Mary Kay Gret!r was Mrs. Okey Pack and family re. shopping In Pomeroy. cently. Mr. George Taylor remaias -"!'!!!!'!~!'."'!!'!'l~im~;~.,~·~=!!""•• Mr. and Mn. Lawrence John- In the hospital with no change Mojtr (ape llelulto slon IIlii son, cart, called on in hilt condition BJ Ulliled Pra• -.ua11011 Mr. and Mrs. James Middle- Mr. tmd Mrs. ·Lawrence John· Amerleoa Leqao swart. d II !jllnn~sota 03U 000 103- 8!%2 M and Mr Leo D 1 ston an Carl called on Mr. and II . r. s. al ey and Mrs Maywood Johnston II 1<1ew York 100 000 1011- z 5 I Mrs. Mary. Kerns were at Lo- M·r. and Mrs. Homer l~enhowKaat (U) and Battey. Down- gao 00 bu1Ule8!. called on Mr and Mrs CUI· ~~~~Sbe~t.ldon (2), Renlff !8) and Mrs. Louise Van Meter and Icenhower· and family of 11 Looer Downl1111 (1Nlokl nUed on Mr. and Mrs. Route 11 II V<tnOIIRt-llto OUVI 2 (Jnd, 3rd), Dorsey Paraons recently. M~y JohDJton 11 (Ill). A new roof has been put on the Freedom Gospel CAR 440 001 2'10-18 20 I slon ehuroh. TRENTON, N.J. (UP!)- The Wq]I'In 000 200 101)- 4 5 z Mr. and Mrs. Roy lcenbower Ford Motor Co. Thursday anBunker, Palmer (I) tmd or- and family and Mrs. Mildred nounced a reviled Lotus-Ford, llino. Ortetla, Groen (2), Han- Icenhower IIlii daagbtm, Mary, one of two models will be DID (1), Duokworth (7), Will- Eaat Uverpool, visited relatives withdrawn from llll).mlle ltlte (1), MoCormi<t (II and In Meigs County . CamiDL 1Jnner - Bunker <1-1). Louise and Nicki Van Meter USAC National Laser - orteg• (0.2). iiRI - and Wilma Anderson visited U.. race at Trenton Sunday . I!Boblltoon (2nd), Blefary (Srd), home of Rev. and Mrs. car was d 1 m a ""-WY~29ic and the remainlr11 .....-- Ull), ny In O...leoton. They be withdrawn Mrs. Cbe8ter Brll!l<er In than risk having it dama&ed CW, -Nlllonll....-...... lesionNorfolk, ~- portva. to hoard a plane "~th~e~Ind~ia~na~~lla~~!GO~.~~.l,,.,.,,.,.,'!"".,.., ..._ Leacae 'for _ tiO aiD tiO.. :1 I I Latillii and Nid<l Von Meter lOt Ita- 3 7 t vlalHtl ·Mr. 1D11 Mn. Eemoot · fl) .eod Pav- Brewer eod daughter and Mr. ~J;ei'llli!'L~!l and Mn. Lewreilee Johnllon ·"" ......... ,llld .lamlly. i!loOool !1- Mr. IIIII Mta. Ted Bailey tl (liad). Breeman, Ga., 'rilllad 11er _.... ' ' !her ' lira. Loollit tliD "' otlt 1 - I . 4 1 mill 'Nid<l llld tile)' all wont Ill ·Iii! lGO IOl-2 • 1 RllciDo iild ·. . . lllt.J·r;e:~ •-• Calmlaaro; 'Nr, 'tint! ·Mtt.· Otla. B Lin. e ScoreS u.; WERNER· Radio&T:V. •-..w.. .. . ilatl(lltter. :•...-: and Mrs. Ollie ~ and . •• .·. fiijldjr ~ ller ~ llr• • .. ..... -'· .... eel Gerald Lambert <38) 4-4. Pat Edwards, 44, defeated John Oiler, 4B, but split on pomts, 2-2. Sam Clatworthy 41 , defeated Mike Leach, 46, on points, 31> to 1> . wayne D&VIS. , 43. defeated ..• •• 667 I'L 73 3 3 .500 II> 'I' M"l h II I .:::;~::r.,, ~··.< ~ ~ . 1 son the Thursday in a match hert <rughtl - Peters 2-0I vs. R1ch- Philadelphia at Los Ang. on Pomeroy12-4course. 0·0). the Jaokaonville suns. Steve Hlndy's 36 Thursday Boston at Baltimore <nlght)Cosgrove went all the took medalist honors. He defeat- Lonborg (rJ-0) vs. Roberts (0-Q). USED C.A R '. ''· . -·1·- :=~:~:~~~:~Bo~w:l:tn:•;.·~=~=----1:1~r~ to power Red Wlnp to antbe11-1Rochester victory I ,, Defeatedby MHS Golfer 1 4 Dr. Sellan. I ·cyL Atlto. Trani. l1ldlo COME IN AND SEE RAY FOR ~ Celtics, Lakers Resume Playoff This Evening Jackson • Pomeroy · · M W S - 18 20 1 HE IS HERETO ••. r be:• •-• : 1 ,· Lonny -r,o were lookedoup iB • tbeir lourth ~~~~·,:~ ~~~ , , ~ ul ·lor foor lnninp Joe Filller, "aiiif ....-:~ 'Tillfo · omplre. unUI tbe OO.Us broke the loe IJlOil Larry Sa7dl< cotleofltUjt!i, 1Mb like mOOJIIJptlq!" ia tbe liltb. three bill, aD alnll-· . · Tyo had a no-hitter 101111 for Mltcllell did oul l'lfl4 ~ thn!e lnntnp. after the fouJ1b. ~ ,, ~~ GAHS tlllrd sacker Phil San- runner got beyollj! ........ ders C<llledecl the firot bit oil Fisber got to - " ' bat the Oasby hurler in the fourth thrOWD out &Oinllo tldrd jlfff". innmg, a single to center. paSied ball _ _~ The Devils scored the follow- -lo winning Ita . . . - ing Inning ... Pete Ander!Oil'l from Kyger Cr<ek, G · - · first hit of the .....,n, a homer had five runa, oil: bill . . . . down lhe left field line. errors Wbilt lbe a..ti ~ JI!iil LOS ANGELES (UP!) - The eith Hanthree .... Boston Celtlco and the Los AI> Second baseman K no runs, hill ,....,-_ ~ geleo Lakel'll tip off tonight at er was then hH by a pitch. AI- ror. Mitcliell r.nned ""'ID,;,Jl• ter I!Wvillll to tle<OIId on 1 wlld wall<ed 0110. Tyo wbilled .. the Sports Arena In the fourth pitch, Haner !ICOI'ed on Mike tmd wall<ed three. . , '', game ol the National Baaketball AaiiOciatloo (NBA l champion- Fisher'a lingle. Kyger Cr~'s non •!IIW ohlp In what may be the "make- Galllpo~-~ ag~ln In ~ ~ill~ Tu=llay~~-~~ or-break-'em" contest. sixth 00 ....... siDg e, a wa e ue ·-· Yti» The Celtles, seeking their sev- to Dick Lon&. Mitchell's double the same eYOIIilll ill a 'J 1 enth consecutive NBA crown that ocored sanders tmd Ander- roote111 at Jaokson. il' lead the besl-<>1-seven seri.. tw~ son's se«llld stratgbt extra base LINESroRE: games to one A victory to · ht hit, a double, that scored two 000 11!3 GO would put ~m almost o~gof MIS. Galllpolia reach sin<e the fifth game will Tyo then settled down and KYI'"' Creel: 000 OOO·U - ·IU• be played in Boat S nda and retired the Devlls the rest of Mttchell and Lonl, Tyo .oi.o••''"'·' th Cell on u y the way. Fisher. WinDer Mltcllell; e t os seem to be almost For the Bobcats, who lost er, Tyo. lnvlnci~le at home. Th.ey re deeidedly not lnvlne~ bl 1 If • HI P ayo games away from Crow led the RBI department Oak Hill ... 000 0011 0 - 5 5 I Mike Hepn's first home run of Middleport golfers, warming Kansas Ctty at Cleveland ' Milwauke< at Chicago with am while Moore bad four. Werry, Randolph (1), SwiadoiJ the oea!Oll. up for the Southeastern Ohio tmghtl - Pena 111-ll vs. Dono- , St Lo · 1 c· . tl Cro •-- dri In and V Golf . v (D-l) u1s a mcmna " now .. ... vea II 171 an Meter. Snyder, Man Breeding and Steve meeltllll saturday on the an . · New York at San Francisco 111111 In the !all two Pomeroy Bradford, Lewl.o, Crabtree and Demeter each blaBied two-run Atheno C<lurse, defeated JackC h 1 c a g 0 at Washington Pittsburgh at Hooston ----Ray Benson ;..: o Til-··• . . ' '2, !,.; OUR NEW r ·Lt· N GS RAW SALESMAN , 0 ••ctory U:up. MEET ,. 8 NGS COME N MIIGI ¥A•0111 AIIIA WANT·ADS 1 1!? · ly U - Pren IIHerutdlonal Righthander Jack Hamlllon of ISvraouoe. who hao two-thirds of Hone Racing FIIIU elub'l victories, a'·· bold• Pr~are for Der~ dlatlnctlon of po"eoslng the -I''"'' triumph this season over home as the record will show. ()VILLE, Ky. ( I) Allanto Crackel'll They loot three games at PhilaThe bone 111111 oonverled delphia to !be Warriors in the The Pomeroy Panlhero oafe on an error but wao erao- CbureiiiD DoWIII raoe Htunllton opun 1 nifty five- Eastern Division playorfs. ed out :ID hila In later on a double ploy. bere today, with Saturday'• agalnot th~ Crackers and And they lost Wednesday oak Hlll Oab, IU, Clarenoe Rondolph, out for Stepptnc Stooe · purse, the next trem their ftrst loss of night here 10 the Laken by the evening at oak Hill. The baseball for the ftnl time, hurl· prep for tbe May 1 Kentu<ky International League season SWJ>rising margin of 12,.105 _ tory waa the fourth o! the ed tbe slsth lnnllll and gave Derby. 1bursday night. Hamilton, The Celts won the f•"rst two 1 4 • Prell Leagut lntematlonal ISan Franc sco 3 •4: .!101 son for t h.~ Panthers, who lutve l up five ruDJ on five hits one Lucky · Debonair' owned woo his only other start 1~ games at Boston 142-IIO and By United Americaa Milwaukee lost two. them a homer by Parks: PhD Mn. Ada Rice · IDII trallled Jaoksonvllle oo opening 1•• 1-. · ' .42!1 Frank catrone - ~ W. L. Pc:l. GB •New York 3 6 .33S Pacing the Panther Swindell !inlshed tha hurllnc • woo has allowed just nine hits A win for the Lakera 5 t .833 I Houston 3 6 .m andwere Dk:k Werry, Bill chorea In the !'f"Oilth, glvlnJ ~y Bf:~': :=~ mn1ngs. . would bring them even at 5 2 .714 I> St. Louis 2 5 .:IN Bob Crow. Werry and up no bill, laming two and oourae Thurada The Chiefo, who evened their and would give them a . 4 2 .667 I ' Tbunday'o Retalll Moore each 11,"'1 four hila walklnJ one. Pomeroy let 15 • 0 Lucky ~i.r hlch at IH, Jumped on three chMice for the title 5 3 .625 t Chicago 3 Cincinnati I me of Moore I a home run. tho time Coach Moore ohanl!- look faat-movb., w over- Cracker pitchers for nine hill. The Lakers are .without t h Angeles 3 4 .429 21> Los Allll Z New York I, nlibt Crow hit safely tbree limes pitcher~ and Inserted ..bo Friend al the -tch tum . moved Syracuse_to services of high-scoring 3 4 2'1 (Only gaes scheduled) =~ ll'IDII alam homer In Theth: beg lth llli'Ylved a slrolll clutllenge Ill' Withlo 2'"' gamo of !ront-ruMllli Elgin Baylor but he was 3 .: 2'1 Friday'• Probable Pllebon 2 · a;;.. enblt ~ -~ Swift Ruler, winner of the Ark· Second-place Toronto edged eel with some_inspiration in York 3 5 .37S 3 Milwaukee at Chicago- Cl4& 1 Werry started OD the ~lled f s. ::"' Derby, ia oo-lavorlte with 3-! as Henry Span- Wednesday rught win whon 3 6 .333 3'1 inger <H) vs. Buhl 11-4). · for the Panthera and the lint inn'•• F our l'1llll m "Wheatley stable'a Bold Lad owick blonked the Jets for ail rootfedknefrom the sidelines Cit~ 2 5 .286 3'1 St. Louis at Cincinnati (night) 1• t 11ve ••••••• of hltleso ball, .... our more were for the turf olaule Swift Ruler In · 1 kin bis fir · e in • cast -Gibson ( l-41 vs. Tsi•--'• ·~in tbe nd -~•-. ' n111111, P < g up St VIO· ...., • lowing only - man to lddt!<t__• """!'•..:!"""""' In wu seoond In the Blue Grau tory o! the season against one Thursday'• Results \11·01. 1 lint. He retired the first ""'w and ....., limel In IIlii Mr Pak wu third 1 Ml Mlnn..ota 8 New York 2 Pittsburgh at H 1 ( ••ht' the final tbree lnnlnflo. oald today ~ON. okey Sinko preserved IS ous on n,. ' me to lace him. Parks, Other Panther bitten were the •-~"=' the lrlumpb with a relief apBait. 18 Wash. 4, night - Veale 0-41 vs. Bruce 1\-1). leadoff batter iD the fifth, Bob Smith th ...-• _w run -~ AWl& pearanoe In the ninth. (only games scheduled! Philadelphia at Los Angeles wl a olngle, Tum Derby wmner lgaln until the John Cullen registered his Friday's Probable Pttchero <nightt - Belinsky (il-11 vo. Wooda with a single, George Derby, sklpplllll the Stepping consecutive lrlumpb of Los Angeles at New York - Podr"' (0.01 . Harris, Derby -·~- aa he shut out the York at ~n "" Fr ....... -.v 1 m,a two ..ta. ..Ieoqlea; nd. BRes Cum- SiODo and .........,.. Chance (0..0) vs. Bouton 1I..O J. I, , New . • a - ... • a Ul Jewel lrlol. Bison~ H on four hill. Minnesota at Detroit (nightt n•~hll -- Jackson <11-ll or Kroll IIlii !..eDDie Van Meter eaob wu backed by a nineS - Grant (IHI) vs. Regan til-l ). (1-lll vs. Perry 0 ·11. I'm :.~s;:~E:fTEE">. Of Campa1"gn p .!hod my ' • ·· al\!1 i use. Either aft or stand atrilght and pull in your stoniach •• ... aopo r ten aeconds, lllrtln1 1001, 1002.ft etc., to 1010. Do lhil just onco a day an<. It will ahow ,.. Today's .Medical Report uploolve auaCk wi!J> a » - bit bombardmloll apillll tiiJ: Wq]Itngtoo plll:hera, Luis Aparicio bl!d tour bill Jrilb 1 l!om.r, 1 doublo ODd IQ .U,. 11ei, Paul Bloir bad thaw bill Boac Powell, Broob ftob. !noon, Norm Slebem ODd Curt two each. · Bunker reeelved oredlt firal victory of the • allhoucli Jim palmer ncHUI, II<H'Ull relief ball the last lour Jnnlap. Tony Olivo drovo In four run• two homer• and Zollo ver!mocked In Inone on an ~noW. . ao the Twins beat Yankees at their own home game f o r tho tle<OIId straight day. Jim Kaal pltohed 1 five-hitter struck out five to win bis ol t h e seaaon I• AI game Downlna was rooted In 2-3 IM;""' and oulle-• bis .... •~ setback o! the year ' 1DD1t Atlanta 1•0 first Defeat O'Toole and Cal Koonce hadjiOClOild and there the -.oore nathy 101 tbe w1n tbel engaged In a tJsbt pltchlllll ....,. llood until the ~eventh, wbea a three-tlame CinCinnati 1e11 after the ftrst two tnnlngo. Santo tripled ODd Dk:k BerteU streak. · The CUbs arorecl In the bottom •inlled to put the Oibo oboad · But the rood trip of the flrat on 1 single by Beet· 2-1. Malonoy, Jay and O'Toole ert~ who ltole oecond and lben Koonce, who pitched 71> IJt. the opportunity to prove tl1f Clnobmill Reda today lhan wao oingled home by Ron Sal>- olngo and allowed four hill, ~elva, ,wblobt hey did. at. any time his oprlng. to. wu replooed by Tad Abenlath)' Tbt Reds opea a II • The· reiiOII - O'Toole. The Clnolnnatl rellllated iD tbe after Edwardl' bomar. Aller- home atand lonl&ht, bottllnc llitiY aouthpaw bad lost bia ,lwo · St. Loula. Cardlnola. pre" - starts and was rapped (UPJ) - They lell 11'11111 ftrot.plaee to a ~ W., flo for HOOnd, lost I 3-2 deoialoa In lhe nlntb lnniDI and ~lin O''l'oole still haan't won, bul thlDp looked brighter lor HELEN HELP US! · ''You're Genna Hear Fr0111 Me" and plans to record It ... ,Jo- ·Tile Orlolet ~ tbe Gibson vs. Tsitouris as Reds I-::, Open Long Home Stand Tonight ar fadaa !Ato lha tllstanoe , . -· If it were not costing the tax· Thl• accomplishment Is C•rpalballm" yll, to C," tiM there are oel'tllll elementl that 181 I lot of pralu IDd DOtarfty btciUII or en emphull on puhlle relattona. Meny tlmll the quilt per10na, who ere ntver heard from, end even certain departmellll 1rt loat In the ahuffle of the Vtl'1 bipea or not only the aovemme11t, but other Ill'I' lllatltutlo111 In our country. Tbere 1rt often periODI, who tbrouab their very lllfllllventa mekt them. allvll llllawn to the point that other peraonaln the orpaltetlo11 are loat to ataht. . It It 1101 tao oft111 that the averap pemn trill to look behind the scenea end " ' what It rel)ly 1o1111 on. We have eeen ·aome depll'tmenta of 110vemment pretentlnll • publle lmace of ereat accom.. plllhmeat, and we ehould alwu• look upoil tllboratt clllm• of aocompUehment wltll 1 q:uefllon mll'k In our minds. In the year jull passed the administration played 1 major role in the rehabIlitation of 120,000 physically and mentally handicapped persons. That Is a great record year, but in the three pre· vlous yean the number of persons they h•ve helped has reached the 100,000 mark. It must be 1 areal satisfaction to the people who work In this field to replizo that they have a1sisted around ~00.­ ono peroolll.ln a five year period to get Into a productive and satisfying life. One of the most amazlni things about thi1 progress Is that at least 70 percent of those who have been employed an doing so for the firat time In their lives. It Is a great assist to ua all when we reali1e that theH penon• who prior to their employment are now contributing from to $7 for tvtry dollar that hQ been expended In glvlna them an assist. notwort TV II holt .. George C. Scott and ABC'• "NighOO.." Davt'l Pill' Angelo.?) -·-"'... Dewburat may ooon an-•••e · - - 11 eh,One o! Hollywood's tap stan ~nee a1waya • - - - lite reoonclllllloa IIOW thel b I · from viiWOr! a Jl'80I of bite~ .... ·otormY r_..., with Ava · un't aeetD 10 stay ..., orlglnaUty o1 111t 001 t; ·hi Gardlltr ia over. FrieDdf fMI the had for Vet'f IGa8. AI- found <111 avery · oopt'·'oft the '• whalthd lhem,aomo ~:~ <ilal .... Mtry Weill, ~hi! eoneen understanda ber h.. tbou&h1 band's wide range ol mooda bet- exper enoes aln... wholll tame ~ to bl tor than AVJ, who is attracted ehosen ao ber lotest Inamorata goi~ hand In l'lnd '!ilh tba& by moody chaps but actually one of Callfomlo'o most no:: ol tbe BlltlaS (they 'write aonp wants to be on lhe glvinl r&\1>- · • iihe luntl 'em Into hit ieaordl) er lban tbe receiving end. wbln . 01 w;,,.;,,. 0 kudo to the bat- will get a bill f~ look Ill tho tempar111111nt Is hein(! dlab• .,..._ · 1 <<It b southern oaQIPIIIOI neI I ed out .. . .It's a TV worlfl, lyhooert In charge o • week. Sbe,l do a two • state Yellow Rolls-Royce." The car North ~-- . fr .Iends. New York eafe o.wnen that stars In lhe English-made stand In one day ....are almost unanimously premovie ia making 1 30 • oily olin& In the afternoon, VIrgindieting that the trend wUI bl tour of the Vnited Slalel, aad Ia In lite evening . . . . J\111 Uk· to aarliar ond earner olostnp, 11,1 bleD itven 11 eretllt c:atds, InS the wire oervleel: Did' I with lhe dolre ohutterilll II plus a ohtcklnl aooount 1n miSI tbe follow-uP IIDry · "' 1 a. m., or pal'haps evea mid- .,... It runo Short o! patrol Linda Dtrnell'l trail• doaill night. Late showa In . the mqney. The c:arlis and lbe In that Cbleago flrt. « w_, piUJh place• ora • 111\N of <hooks are aotu,lly made out there one! NoJ police or -lire the pall In our town, except on In the • Af!tlanH department ototamont ' thel -k-'1, and t•· hllflllachoo of Ctlt 1 name · · · · r ••• "'N ... ODd klJsee and bf!st w shes to might olarl!y tha myeterloUI runn1n1 nightVanilhilll ,pot ban IJt. D••!!:J!~~~~h~,!:!returnl~~ •••o;:ue:;...!no~eu~lo~l'f rtporl?l c,...sed ua the Spano~ve w0 JN the 10vtmment llkt In everythlnl One department, which Ia one of the amalleltla our •too bUUon Government that II Ill but forgotten ia a part of the Department of H11lth, Welfare and Edu...tio11. It II the Vocational Rebabilllltion !..dlllinlllrltlon, !bat hu never blown Ita hom, but baa through the years quietly cone ebout Ita work of belpiDJ the lives of hundredl of tbout~nds of handicapl''d·peoplt, both old and young. '11!1s depertment or administration has no bulgIng blidltt, and wbat It more it seldom mllrta any Ifill hue and ory for added milliona. Time that many department• spend In erylng for more millions, and addlne great )lordes to the payroll, thll •mall aroup hal quietly gone about doinl ont of the finest job1 in the government. "W • Real Accomplishment Nip Mets 2-l, ~egain ·First Al.J.$1'ABS �-·,..' • ,( •~M~tr~se~. ,._,.,.MJddleport, o.. A.!'.::_D. 1965-S l-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Apr.-28, KKK Defense dh1 Willsubpoena lltxi&le •• eoS'f to instal/ I e RIGID PLASnC PIPE -10 h.lengihs l" - 600 lb. Crush Proof - - - .23 ft. For Surgery sistant loolball coach; Dana Kes~inger. B I. h UCJi w sOCJety • Notes Richard ~ and Mrs. ~obert Rtfe a?d president; · Jones, clerk; members p au 1' dren, Bobbt and Samm1e, of Werner and Harold Lohse, and St. Albans,. W. Va., Joseph L. Su~ Charles Gibbs. Rtfe of Chtlheothe and Miss :arbara Cottrill of Carpenter, ADOPT D.tVGHTER oute I. . . Mr. and Mrs. R. MorMr. and Mrs. Raymond Thorn;ason ot Chester are announc-1 as and sons, Larry and Stevie, mg the adoption .of a two-month and Miss Beverly Bowen of old ~au~hter, VIcki Ann. Mrs. Athens s~nt Sunday with Mrs. Morns 18 the former Sabra Freda Bowen. Jean Dun1ap of Athens. Grand- i Mrs: Ethel Rife and Mrs. Sa- Larry 0 1 CEMETERY LOTS PLENTY OF LOTS fOR SALE ALL WITH PERPETUAL CARl! ALL LOTS ON LEVEL GROUND Crow's Gravel Hill Cemetery ~hoshlre, 0. Sexton On Duty AI All Timos Lovin& care for the last 150 years and will be STEAK ' ' ·~ouse • Horne o/l.he I BEHIND THE NL Blue Flame BOSTON (UP!) - The 10 I~~~~ day Aml!l"lcan League I@ at various parb drew fans as compared to .604 National League paid admissions for the same num- ' 1 ~ of game. The American 1 mart ohowed IIi 1J>. · crease of more than 30 000 over la•t year'• openins day ligure. Fablilou• For the LIGHTS SANDWICH • of O...lly Phano Summer , And Joq ••m t t WY 2·5432 -=---- 4iiathtr 'round, perfonnance tan11 lnd grab your Dart, Coronet. Cherry and son, Jeffry, will remain here until he Is discharged from the Air Force in June. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rife 3 nd daughter, Connie• and son • James Lee of Marysville, Calif., spent several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0 . M. SEEKS JUDGMENT William Harold Wood, Pal· riot, Thursday, flied a · I men! suit In CM>mon Cowt against Harris Doepping Rt. 2, Gallipolis. : Plalntif/ oeeka the sum $739.04 with sir per cent Interest from Jan. 19, 1!165 on a prom.isaory note. Of alfdrd ltralght NCOrd --~r,.tttp up4'Mew• out Break awar. Jotn tht Bl'lgad• of buJer• awltchlng ~ Qodao , •• todiityl Zlni tjor •~nt' O..ta.• P - . ""'""' Oao.ol It"" . , t c k - - t .·plok'Upap,.morandpo\leltworpdtl.<• '., · • , ,1:· your lfw. All flr.cl up and prked tQJIO. Every one brimming with succe11 Summer's fashion IPOIUI!ht shl,P.el on this T -strap stunner with Its flal staCked h;'el, open sides and back. In wblte or brown leather, v~ey '65 in mood. IIckiB 1111 fllr stings at .. . . . ,. GIVE TOGETHER "'·: . "" Mill &Second Stnt!J:· : '· •o:---MI~ · _u_ST_R_EET--"!'~~:~.~ ....._;,;.~:·.·""""'""""'·'• . ~~ ... ' :· ~ ····-· ' .. ' - . • .. ' ........ •.. ·• ~ . -· ~ ~ •· . \ i 1.: ',/~ ~~·~ \lJC .· ' ,,... .. . .. , . ' • y\ 'f :3 ·'"·· ·' ., ' ; . !It' r.: . •... . rm24"!~r price;/'~ ~a:oK trpme ~A:W~IN_ Gs~. o·N~ td··~ R:• .' f'<. Cgs · ' .• . SIE THESI~ NQW A·(; ~,. . .·. ., ~. " I". . , '.''·' ~ t ~lU'~ B~N·.FRA~K~Ifi.. If'. fc' · . ~~~, I'I.~T, 0..t:t,,;; ~ (II < '·> • ~.;. ·' ' ;J! t~ · I I ROCk Sprmgs . S • N •IIKIIt 0.. = "1 •c.t.ot Col S '1 •811•1 • Jam Fnt C.m ZWit • Patont.t 5afetr KEEP-~ Sanlorilltl SIBiqt - 'ZEFII!C - ·,_- ME I •• . TIME Available at; THE SHOE BOX NOTE ~VMM4GE SALE at 7:30p.m. April 26 for teachThe XI Gamma mu sorority ers and helpers. I wJll hold a 1·ummage sale Fri· _ ___.:_ _ _____ day, April30 aud Saturday, May 0 Mr. and Mrs. Don Pullins and 1. m the building formerly oe- 1 spent sevt~ral days with cupied by Duke Cleaners on OCiety otes For Your Mnne" MIDDLEPORT, 0. BAHR QOTHfERS =======:- _.,,...,...,...,...=,...,...,...,...,t___ ~ourt-st ....... KED I Pr,n~rroy. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ""::'::"~:;;:;;o=====·. !j bur Bailey. 1r Ronald Bearho was 0 Galli· I DECORATE YOUR ROOMS polls vlsttor Monday morning. WITH BEAUTIFUL Jane Douglas of Gallipolis I ~~~E~~~E~R! spent a weekend with her TRAVEL " CHtLDRENS aunt, Mrs. Velma Douglas. WE M'dcfl po-".··0··---~ · - - - - - - · ·-·.. • YOU NOT: p 0 STERS . DRIVER CITED buRtchard Abbott, 20, Parkersrg, was cited to Mayor Charles Logar's Thursday on. charges or having ~o operator s license and fichtous plates. 1 $1 4 • 8 MIDDII!III LU"ORT BOOK STORE ''•• MIDDLEPORT 0 • e FISHING LICENSE e RODS • REELS • LURES e LINES •BAIT BOXES eSINKERS NEW 1965 EQUIPMENT! . BASEBALL EQUIPMENT MUSTANG HARDTOP t, , Big Loogue """ LlHie Leoguo eGLOVE$ eBATS :efr~6;,~g:t dweight yet sturoy' bed that folds \ ~~~ Good forntbs land stands m a ~ery compact 'Mir • . a unex cted com I cab!n. The l_:er · • 5 ·X 72 ' galvaru.zed woven w1r f . ov~r bed section abd a poly foam maUreAe II akibrtc cover. . . ·~ c ng For the utile extra moner. at $l 3 99 ~~ill'~q~~ ftubinJ ~ 26;, ~' ~~·'eJn~ 4 ]~5 ·~"'' wl!ll .thlck '·, . .; • · ·~! • ,..,.-., '• fo~nil mattiesa . •· Cultorp.tfOt , . • « Mbn.OO. Hlt1 bucktt~aut bta\l:tt' ~nd action you want, you're In for the 'DodQe o{ ' 1 Only $3,98 • c.w.@,., c:aou f •C.•IIIIII'-11Hltlll. :' 0 22 Talbott left we:e Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Me- let. · calibre nne bul- The Fire depar1ment In their native MeigS county about GUire, Terry, Lynne, Recka cine will sponsor a record 10 years ago when Mr Talbott Ragena, and Junior of Porn.; Survivors include his wife, · i at 8 p.m . tonight at we~t to work for G 1c J at Burn- roy, Mr. and Mr.s. Clifton Mor- Madge; a son, Tad, at home· fire e~valle M~tor Parts in Burnes- ris and Marshall and Rodne ~is daugh~er, Bee key. who i~ 1 -.;::;i..:.O:~~=====. valle,. Ohto of Pickerington Mr and Mr y m the Peace Corps in Brazil· .l r IT'S Fnends ltere said it Is ex- Howard Searle~ 0 Pomero s. ' his parents, Mr . and Mrs. Dal~ that l5 pints or blood , Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manu:i Dye. Carpenter, three brothers be needed .for the surgery. Tim and Sid, of Racine Mr and a sister. ' Persons who w1sh to donat.e for and Mrs. &bert Baile ' and Talbott should in/arm of. Bobby of Long Bottom, Y Mr PLANNING SCHOOL at the Bloodmobile unit and Mrs. Lewis Hudson of Min~ Plans are being made for the At The on Monday. ersvllle and Carl Pullins of I Chester community Bible school Flatwoods. wh1cb will be the first two weeks in .June A rr.eeting is to be held at the Chesler Methodist church I Where You Get The f\.Io~;t OUR ·ALUMINUM FOlbiNt Bms Art Selhng At · · $9.99 1114 $J3.9t ea. Apr. 28-29 - 8 P.M. FREE PRIZES ~r. ~nd M~s. HAVEN'T YOU HEARD? 7037 Pom•oy Jr. High Scllool and Mrs. Ethel Rile were in Athens on business Sunday. AZc Richard Lee Rife and lamlly of Point, N. C.• arrived horne Thursday evenIng. He will return to his base Tuesday but his wife, Linda, 1\ife of Carpenter. · Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Rife took Mrs. Fay Wood to Wellston on Monday to see her doctor. Style 7030 BE BLOOD DONORS and sons, Kenny and Ronnie, affidavit out of the Juvenile t and . Mrs. WiiUam Radford in In addi- 1 parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1rah R1fe were shopping in Wellfamily . hon to clothing, there will be .a l Perry of Athens a~d Mr. and stan Thursday. Ruth Ann Bailey of Co- wide assortmt:nt of household I Mrs. Harold Morr1son or Trim· Mr. and Mrs. RRy Brooks of lumbus .'lpetlt a week end with articles. ! ble. Great BJ'1'ndparent• are Carpenter Route l, spent a Mr. and Mro.IJ. W. Francis oi l day with Mr. and Mrs. CharAthens, Mo., </~rn E. Denlay or'les Rife. Londonderry, antt Mra. A. L Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife Morrison of Trimble and Mr. and Mrs. George Bev- ·-eridge called on Mrs. Myrta Fife and Mrs. Fay Wood on Saturday evening. Mrs. Rife and Mrs. Wood are ailing. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bolen Kanawha River - Lucy Jane Lucaa down Marmet u,oo L m.: Duncan Bn;ce down Mar· met I a.m.; A. J. Patten up Marmet 5:10 a.m.; W. H. Sba· ver, Jr. down Winfield US p. · Helen Z. down Winfield 9:· p.m.; Iron Duke down WIJ>. field 12:35 a.m.; Allen R. · Merrill down Winfield 1:45 a.m.; George Price down Winfield 2:· 1 15 a.m.; Semel down Winfield , :35 a.m.; Thelma Ann down Winfield 4:45 a.m. I . Ear~enb~ch a~d Coroner Hen- ImagineAll this for only i ~tt"g mvestlgated the inci- court. -:c:-:-:c-=and Mrs. Eddie Young and J~ d~e~· or ;as reported Mr. Dye PLAN HOP - · later this month. Board President; Richard Fin- [and son, Stevte of Albany, Mr. Jaw. vice "THE RAIDEU" Robert Culp Brian· (Coloc) p·me Gf0Ve who will undergo open ! surgery in the Cleveland Easter dinner guests of Mr eat Girls' Physical Ed· ucatJOn; lna Meadows, fourth grade teacher at Pomeroy Elementary; May Young, Pome-1 8 Y, Sarah M. Rife roy El001entary third grade teacher and Susan Dye Harris Easter weekend guests as kindergarten teacher at the ' ~· and Mrs. Charles Rife Pomero~ Elementary school. j rry were ~r. and Mrs. ~ttend~ng the meeting earlier , George Beveridge of Columbus, thiS week were Leo Vaughan, IMr. and Mrs .. Larry G. Hoffman OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING -and- sOCie•l y Notes They were Charles Bickel j social studies teacher and as: .31 ft. "THE PATSY" (Technieolor) w~e·ll~~w~ill~~be~~di~sci!Jo~ck:e~y ~~============~) Blood Needed 1 forever" Jerry Lewis "' 1 Gunshot W d Board Employs Five Teachers 2" - - - .24 ft. 3" .45 ft. .39 ft. ,..tuo. Hoo~~r. 1"Y.z" - - .15 ft. 4" - 1000 lb. Crush Proof ....-&•tile-•.._ _____•_••.•.·--I Autos Collide J City Street Found Dead of e REXIBLE PLASnC PIPE · .31 ft. ................ -. .... ....... •·• • ,,....... 11lo dde! uld au ,....... A1 • Dye • ... 4" - 600 lb. Crush Proof • ToT'-'T ue ests lladae lire add DfiH Ctelo.. ......,. I!IU ..... mlla_..,..,..._doe fir& claW li ,....._ !mad 25 000 MaY Make Mare · h ~· 3" - lOOP lb. Crush Proof ""• I lsoulp trom uo ....,.Ja. llallonmry» colllract prGIMJI· Thirty • two atudents will wW be caoee!W .. wiod)o alo, llldllllry ooarees aald to- re.......,t Eutem HI& h daJI Ill • ofhrt le JlftVODt day. School at !be final District • from Jdlbtc oat ol .... Ooe II01II'Ce termed 1 b e State Scholarship Testa at ObJo lnll. Permlla are .at ant..•o otrlke posltlaa a '1otm Univenlty Saturday, May 1. od U llanolaJ Ia belweea of wbulaw dreoalllg." He add- Larry Morrison, eseeutive head od thai !be compaalel do aot salt. they are: p1a11 to move tn>m lbelr.,.... Biology, John Meredith anc1 eat that aay ..we- Sally Mora ; General Science meal · ob..td be wllltiB doe Kathy Griffin and AM Holter: JohiiBOII Admiluotrallon'o U Physico, Ro!\er Bahr and David Mall H. Murphy Jr. said be por eenl wa&e pl<!eU.... Leonard; Elementary Algebra 0 realized lha President was lmPatti Bahr and Janet HolsO.: mune trom answering a subger. ' • A two .. car accident on Rt. GIFT FROM Till: .NJLE-.CiaiOical . f pc)ena, "but I bope he will corAdvanced Algebra, Virl!inia 124 In Racine at 7:55 p. m. .C Ute 2,<JOO.year-Gid temple ol Delld":"'gl!~ g~ and heroes cov~r the stone walll rQpond ., • good American • ' Coleman and Roser Osborne; Thursday waa investigated by atd m ~aviDg other l!lcient temples trOm inullda . Egypt m reeognit10n ot American preo~t a!Jould correspond Plane Geometry, John Bogard the Ohio State Patrol. ...."!bled aow, it may be brought SO the Unit~ta~th~swan Htgh D:!m. Dilland appear at the trial. and Patricia Smith· American oootribuled '18 lllillion and private IOUr<es are seek. to . U.S. government baa "He hu atuck his eck t History, Bill Allan ' and Linda A car being backed out of a to .Preserve the giant temples of. Abu Simbel. mg raise aoot.her $3.5 millioll so far he is be n ou Larkins; World History, RoMie private drive . by Loretta lmand bo da yond the realm BOSTON (UP)) - Dr. Mar- Orr and Tom Osborne· Senio baden, 26, Racme, went into the and h "';.... of human reason tin Luther King today leada Social Studies Wilma Albert r path of a car driven west on immun~ en away from ~ massive civil rights ond Diana &"er. on Rt. 124 by Lllli111 Weese, 'ZI, VlU IS Communist Unity I.AS1 HOP SATURDAY Murph ~aldguaranteed him, march to dramatize Negro . English 9, Twlla Karr and Rl. .2. Racine. There was Is Propaganda Line The last Senior class record 'y . vance,• th":'th schools and Gary Miller; English 10, Jackie mtheddriUrn damage to both, but MOSCOW tUPI) - The 8hop witI11be held Saturday from M hy said he also would mg n .1s Yankee city known Bahr and Edna McCoy; Eng- e. tver~ escaped injury. The iet Union'.!i new pro ~ag;and.a l until p.m. at the Rutland su D FBI Director J. Edgar as Amertca's "cradle or tiber- lish 11, Charles Knight and Ro- Ractne drtver WOI elted to chief Thursday denounced U High school gym. Willie Blackwho "bas no lmmu- ty." . berta Trussell; Eoglish 12 . AI- court In that village. on . 8 action _in Viet Nam ·, nd ... mty, f11r the May 3 trial at If pr...march estimates or tee Harris and Kenneth Har- charge of ratlure 141 yteld rtgbt OUU for umty tn the Communist Hayneville in Lowndes County, 000 to 30,000 participants tung; Latin 1, Marilyn Karr of way. AI . . world . where Mrs. Liuzzo w&s shot to true, the demonstration and Julia McCoy· Latin 11 [)a.. Two other t vm Dame! Dye, 41, of Car- The state of relation~~ death March 25 while running far exceed in numbers vid Heaton and Sma May Sum- by the patrol w:~re~ s repo~ed ;enter( died about 1 p. m. Thurs- tw~en Moscow and Peking ''don't shuttle service for Negro dem- coun~ry's most famed civi1 merfield, and Bookkeeping, Bill 58, Pomeroh cit~ ~es ~m!th fl~~~ an happarent self - in- , entir~ly depend on us," Pyotr onstrators. obedience - the Boston Tea Amos and Linda Henderson Court April •30 i insuff ~Jgs guns ot wound. 1Demlchev told a Kremlin rally Party, which kindled a spirit of . brakes and Cl;~nce BlCient Mr. Dye was found lying in ~ ~~ the 95th anni~ersary of the reedom in the colonies nearly ' 40 Po~eroy cited k; G ~~~o7, a field adjacent to a barn on firth of V I. Lemn. deceased two centuries ago C~urt Wednesd.ay for speed. a tpo'" rhish property at 3 P· m· by his ounder of the Soviet state. . · _ at er, Dale Dye, officials said ARREST ORDERED In def1ance of death the Nobel Priz... winnlng ;today· Richard Abbott 20 p k leader PIa. nned to march b erc:;.The body wa.•:c removed to the urg, was arrested .by ar Pomt'1a. pre~onunantly Negro slum Btgomy Funeral Home in AI- roy Police Ol'f1cer Henry Wer· Five ff'~""'""\' h-··- . , . fust~rlc !!aston Common Blood donatiorL!I may be made bany where arrangements ry f':lr the countv shenfr·s deed in the publle school l}'stem 1 ~t-racJal rally was at the Bloodmobile in Pomeroy ! were pendmg today partmenl Thursd~y. Abbott i~ of Pomeroy "Y ,,, •• ' raw so.ooo persons. . coming Monday for Mrs. I M. c .. charged with contnbuting to the Education. Talbott, formerly of MidC ~Jgs ounty Sheriff Robert del~uqu~ncy of a minor in an 1 for quick lnstaftotion, long life anlf trouble-free service use new Nation• line Plastic Plpo. Modo af 100% pure Pol)'othyleno- guaranteojl oafo for drinking water linn, well piping, irrJ.. gallon or drainage. Light, fl< •ible calls to 400ft. aro easy to handlo and mako up. Rifle smooth woll gi¥Os fosr.r flow, bolter pump penoniiO• •• never occum:ulotes lme or scale •. Is undamaged by fr"zlng. .l.YGil' in standard pipe tizel with fjtllngs far any connocllan. ., %" - - - .os ft. 1" - - - .08 ft. I 'A" .12 ft. -~nr~~en <vsw, .... wUI , BIRMINGHAM Ala. (V~l)An altorney ,... del«'mmlled today to subPoena Prelldent Johnson as a der..,.. wlllleaa In !be trial of three Ku Kl"" Klansmen on murder cbargeo In 111e llightrider olayblc., elvll rlghll worter Mrs. Viola Lluzzo. PLASTIC PIPE "!-2" - - - .04 ft. •......... ~e Pr-ident I 'D IIIIIEI £mY II FT. JOI EASY Pb'JSBIJRGR (UPU - Tlse oallea'a .... _...., pod oil a May 1 olrlli:e lllreal "' doe Vlllleol 32 StudentS of Eastern.Hi·_gh eSHOES .---WILSON--.GOLF EQUIPMENT .... ·' ~· GOII BAW, ,, $1.25 ... ·-· H& R' FIRES •j N. 2nd An. Mustang celebrates its 1st birthday by going over the top as the greatest first-year sales champ in automotive history! Help us ce:lebrate-we' II give you a happy birthday d~al on the hottest horse in America! · e Join the Unkiddables at your FORD DFAI~EKS Mlclcl~~. o. · KEITH,,GOBLE fORDl INC., 461 South Third St., =---~---o-~'-..11 Come In for yoijr , frH tK.!t16il ' ~ ? �' ' ~8-0IIIy Bentinel, Pomeroy: Middleport. 0 ., Apr. !!, t.SS .. . '·· - · .. ·-- -::;; ·--~T"'i':":-=:--­ ' ... Joppa .I EM.JOY l. • ' Sentinel Church News ~ONOAY Society Notes DINNER Sunday School attendance on April !8 was 45. bom ApriU1.6 at the MI. St. Marys Hospital ot Grandparents are Mr. Mrs. Harold Brannon, ltoute 7 of the oldelt c::ommemon- tive week~ Be Klncfto Ani· mals was llrrt obotrved iD poet Dante Allghleri II pic- f I ' If You're Running All pver .Looldng For lett<ar UMCI C.r Bl•ttnar& Have The letter B¥YI· Buic:k Special - - .. $1495 News Notes - 4 dr. Sedan. "ane nre!ull..a1 owner. Low mlleare. Automatic shift. Ex:tra clean. Ever ·thoucht about that wor:d- it& deep, ati:l'riq m~anin1? We atart out u part of a family. And even thou&'h we knDw we are "little" it doeln:t matter. We are part of the famlly-that'a imPortant. And what we 'IIVtlt become-the family i1 looking out tor that! By Mn. Fells Alkire THE CHURCH FOR ~ AU FOR THE CHURCH 00: . How i~po~nt a. part did the Chun!h pla1 in your tranJition from llelnr aood that you little to bet~~ btJ~ Well, in thia free land, the chanen are pew up apmtually as well as phyaically. 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Portl811Cl Metbocllst Arthur Stitt, pastor. Bcbool 9:30 to 10:3n a. m. olcl G. Roush, Supt.: McLeocl, Aas't. Supt. every Sunday evening. .RACINE PLANING' MILL .. . .BuudlDa SuppUu • IIIUWoO GC!I!il'll ContrJiillq PbODI WY N97l ~ . ! . ;,fEEl WORKERS . . , ,, byteriaD Churcb. Sunday Rn. llo1ilrd Ruppel~ pastor: Schi!Ot 9:30 a. m. Mr. Fred Lewis, supt. : 10:30 a. m. Woroblp: 5,45 p. m, YJI': Wee!. 6:30 Jllnlor Choir: 7 p. m. Senior Choir a., !I , i ·~I " 8888V' " "' rt.. m. Arnold lllcbarda, Sopl Norman H. Babr, Supt. Sunday 14orD1n& Wonblp, 10:10 a. m. Worohlp 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Alternately. Bible Study .,..._ fl'ln& IJnlteol Prk· NIOIIII Baplllt Charcb: Saa- 1and Prayer service led by pas!· Syracnae Churcb or lbcl N- byterian Church - Church set· daJ SchOll! 9:30 a. m.: Wor- 1or 7'30 p m. Thursday ...,., Wllllam C. Thorpe. putor, vices 8:30 a. m.: Sunday School cdllp 11 a. m.: Prayer serrlc:e, • · · ' Raoluo Melhocllst Church, Sunday S..hool9:80 a.m.; MOI'I> 10:30 a. m.: Bibl• St.u<lj, Wed., · 1 p, m. Wlllneoday, Syraco10 E.U.B. Churcll, Paul H. L. McDaniel, pastoro SuD- IDg worshop IUO a. m. 7:30 p .m. . &. Selloro, Pllior. da7 School 9:30 a. m.: Preac:b____ CarleloD o!b~~nb, KIDgobary lng 10:30 a. m.; MYF 8 p. m.: Pentecoslal Asselllhly, Route II "••• Rev. Oydo JDnton, pas- 8:30 a. m. Sunday School, Ben Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p. Rev. PauJ E. Jones, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; Qlllaenborry, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. m. Wednesday. School 10 a. m. : WOI' Ralph aupt. Sunday Wor- Morning Worsblp service, lsi oervic:es 7:30 p. m. SunTHE GIFT OF GOD ship service, 10 ,30 a. m. and ond 3n1 Sundaya of 111e month: Rock Sprlaga Methodist Wednesday and Frlday. T~ E""-l ,,; 21 7:30 p. m. aUernalely. Prayer 7:30 p. m. EvODIDg EvangeiJs. Chester Lemley, pastor: Penteeoslal Cboreh, Mid~·• ...,.. 8DI ' - ' 1°r ~· -• 'th o ... sblp service 9 30 a m South ~ A . Sund by arace you bave been !ll!Yecl meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. 111- tic Servlce. .,.. a.... • """' ' · .; • •ru ve.. ay lhrougb lallb: and tills Is day of month. BETIIANY - day Scbool, 10:15 a. m.; 10 a.m.; Sunday evenlllg dol 11 f the Cohullblr lltapel: Wol'llllp..,.. 1:30 a. m. MDmlng Worship: 6:30 p. m. Prayer and aervice, 7:30 p. m. !;'ur "'::' ng, ' each Sunilay &:II a. m.; 10:30 a. m. Sunclay School, Bly· Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Bible Study 7:30 p. God. RSV II::~~ ~ 10 a. m.: Youth the Tbeiu, Supt.; 6:30 ~- m. Rllland Melhedlst Cllurcb- . . night Prayer and Of all the creature• on e.Jti,, 1.15 P. m. Evoulng Wor- Youth Fellowship. CARMEL - Rev. C. J . Lemley, pastor: Worship 7•'!6 p. m. Pastor, Rev. we hwnan beings are by far 7 p. m. eacb Swlday. 1:30 a. m. Swlday School. Wa)'" Church School 9:30 a. m.: Wor B. L. Barrett the most foolish and paradl>sllradllurJ CUre1l ot Chrlat, no Roush, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. ship service, 10:30 a. m., M Harrisonville Presbyterllll ia!. Most of the problems of Mamlm, mtnlller; Bible MorDiDa Worslllp, 2nd and flh Y. F. Monday, 8:30 p. m. Church, John Davoes, pastor: our Uvea are of our own ~· : : 1 and Morning Wonhlp, Swlday of lho C!lontb; 8 p. _m. . Church Schooi!Oo30 a. m. Wor- ing, when you <·orne ri&ht clowD a. m.; Chrlllli&D Ende8Vo Evening EvangellsUc ServiCe, SUvenville Methodist Charcb ship semce o30 p. m. to it. When 8 person gel& a 11 p m. Evening Worohlp tst and.3rd Sunday of lllOnth. Arthur SUII., pastor. Sunday Beorgaoize<l Cburcb ot J .... Sickness or physical ma1ac1y ill 8 p. m.' ·• ' School, 9:30 a. m.: Gene Wolfe Cbi'Jst of Latter Day Saints, m most cases he neglected to ~ Tuppers Plalu EUB Cburcb, Supt., ServiCes Thursday even· · from Racine 011 Racln&- proper care and concern Jor Bradford Church of Chrtol, Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas-~ ing, Road. Sunday Scbool hlmse~ thus causing hlo 'HJ. . Minis . tor; Sunday worship 9:30 a. m. . . . · • ,.__ Jo e Robmson, ter, Sunda Scb I 10 H SoHon Melhodist Chorcb Ara. m., 11 orsbip 10•30 a. ness. Man standa alone as .,. ~o~est, Supt.: Bible bart JIIIoyar~. Supt~·B;:i~ s:. lthur Stitt, pastor. S~nday Bunda• evenln~ service at lsupreme example of foollclb1.30, Morning Worship, d d . led b School 10 a m Clint p..n .: Wed., worship serv· ness m the world. . a. m.: Evonlnl Worsbi~. Y an prayer services Y . ' ., at 7o30 p. m. Pastor, C. W. This basic stupidity or 1D1D m. WedlleiC!ay. 7 p. m. pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Supt., Sunday Wonblp, 11 a.m. Proffitt. All evening aerv· is best exemplified in bis relallillliJ, Study. Adult class meetlng 7:30 p. Syracuse Mel.llocllat Chardl. begiD 817 ,30 p. m. tionship to hill Lord. On Jdi m. last Monday of month. I >r. Lester L. Housh, pastoro Lour Lady of Lo..- Mlsstoa own, man Is headed for 11.18 IIR••~ .. ~ Clntrell of C ~ r I 1 I IMorning Worship service 9 a.m. Long Bottom, Rev. Leonard own destruction and damnaU..; School 9:30 a. m. Pleacb· fl'ellerotecl Cbureb. Pomoroy.,Dana WinebrelUIOI', Supt. 10 a. admln!slrator, Sunday the Holy Scriptures are v.,lng 10:30 L m., first IIDCl tbircl Rev. W. B. Perrin, pastor; lm. Sunday cbool: YF Wedne .. .,.., 8•30 a. m., est.: Holy Days clear on this point. All of our Carl Kautz.. Supl: Sun d 1 y day 6:30 p. m, Mrs. Moore, ObUgaUon, 7 p. m. works, apart. from the , _ Ma- aty Cllareh of Chrfll. School, 9:15 a. m.; Worlilll>ldlre<lor. O!flclal Board moot- St. Jobn'a Catbollo MINion: of JOSIIS ChriSt, ore aa rap Miller Stroet, a. KeiUietll Roy, bour 10:30 a. m. illg, first Monday each month Guysville <Dutob Rldgel: ~fore God. St. Paul oays '!!II Etlvanpllst: SUnday Bible ML Uldoo r.w.B. Cburcb _ at 7:30 p. m. Bolr CommUD- Rav. Frank Manieri, pa,. .h~; a~f h~~.,"';!:.~ .~ come 1 Study .10 a. m., Monllng wor- Sunday School 9,45 a. m., Earl" on eacb quarter u annOUDCed. Swlday Maas 10:30 a. m.; Yet, our Lord, being 1 God lhlp, 10:411 L m. Evening Wor- ~-·kev Mmt . Ev-••• lwscs first Wedneallay of eacb Oay of ObhgaUon 6:30 a. 01 ••• love hu "ble ....... · " ••r ·' wor th Coni · '" bo bel mercy ~N • come II 7 30 B 11?::30 : p. m.i 1 ..,_.,, ship, 7:30 p. m. by Cecil CoJ., mon · es!uon, Tll ur ore u.s, and has given us His pan1oes II p. m. Wednesday. Loyman; Young People's meet- The United Metloocllst CbW:Ch, from our sin tlu'tiUib the llllfK-' . lllddleporl Cblrc1I of C!llrllll, iDg and Blble Study, 7130 p, m.; Pomeroy, Rev. Melvin Alkrre, The Salvadoa ~rmy, Envoy flee of his Son. Instead of . . , 5tb IIJ1.I lllalll SU'eet.a. llollald WedneJday; Cbolr practice 81 B.A., B.D.. Pastor. Church S. Wmll!ll. officer In charge. lng hell and the power of tJil IDcko, minister; Bible School, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. ,School at U5 a.m., Leo Crew, . . . 10 a. m. HollnOJI meet· wrath of Gocl, which we Gt- . a.m., Kennetb McElhbmey, DISuplnt. Lewo Vahughant. lAOs30st. Supt. . 10.307 a. m. YSunda>PSchool.l• iserve, we are saved b)' li!PI..; M i Worsbi Daav!Ue Pllp11D 8011Dea (P. v e ors 'P a : a.m., p.m. oung eopes ,grace In Christ He took ujlua m.om£v":ru., 11 Worobl~ 0. LangsvU!e, Ohio!, Rev. H. Sermo~. "Preaching All I he 1,Le....,gi"'on"':,...7·...30,...~..-...... m. •Sa•l•v-•t..l•..• ..l ,...,;,(Co~n;:;lln:;;u;;;ed;_;;,.~pa:;;;:ge;:,.;;l:.;,) 7 p. m., Prayer s.rv1ce. Wed- Cat~ pastor: Sunday School, 9:30 Wordli, 2 p.m. The Pastor II neoda1. 7 p. m. · a. m., &bert Grete, Supl WOI' preaches altho Chapel worship Cllllrell ol CIIrllt, P o - . sblp oervlce at to:S; a. m.; Pll- at the Meigs County Infirmary. Jerry Maotera, pastor' Suaclay !11'1m Youth, R-45 p. m.: Evai> Tbomas B~er provides the pt. R Cor. Sycamore & Second St.- Pomeroy School 9:80 L m. Cburcll IO:IO gethltlc servlee, 7:30 p. 111. M1cl- ~o accompanlm~t to a perREV. JOSEPH KRALY. PASTOR a. m . Chrtatlall Endeavor 6.30 Week Prayer and Praise Wed- iocl o! hymn-slngmg. 6 p.m. MeChurch, WY 2-6170 P. Even!JIJ Sertlc:e, 1;30 ' P. oesclay, 7.30 p, m. ' thodlst Youth Fellowobip m. , Ina at church. Qrtasimodo11eniti Sullflay, AprU 2;'} . : II:hlg<lom Ball o1 Jobanll'ol"p.m., Choir rehearsal. lla!IIDCI Cbure• of Chrtat. Witnesses· Public meoUna. Sun· 8 p.m. (April 25th), (BulJeti-n Board-Sayjng -Of The W~k l Bible School 9:30; ~'llliOII day 5 p. m., Watchtower study! and The Church," a color "Christianity lJ a battle, not a drt'-am!" -----4--.. 10:30 a. m., V. II- · B~ey 6 p. m.; Bible llludy Tueallay, str1p to he shown and Sabra Ca~, plaDiot; B p. m. Service meetlni, 1 p.l by the Commission 011 Sunday School , Y:l5 M<~rnlftg Worlhip, tO:SO Study, ,7:30, o,Illetl fto. m. Thursdayo Mlnlatry achoo~ Sllclal Concerns to a Sennon Topic, .. CONSIDER 'n1E F'INISH." . mine, leader. . . 6 p. m. Thursday. ~Ide· II'OUp. Youths are .· r oally Invited. Refreshments Sunday, 10:30 a.m .. -~~ ~~- ~ (Reception of new members) Zloa Cbure~ o1 ~ .. J'GID Lulberoa Clturebea - S&. Paul be served. Mr. C. E. Bl11ke:!lee 6:00p.m............ ----- -- ·· Fellowship ciul>. · • llarrioflav~ Eil- Sunday Sohool 1:15 a. m.: WDI' is Chairman. Undor_. . ~· 81· sblp service 10:10 a. m.t SL llyaeU nee Mel;bollliat. ll lllonday, 7:00 p.m. ---·-·---· Beclanera Knittin& Clo01 =IUoOI~ 1:30 ..~li[j;'·'i:llirn!ni Jolul, IUnclaJ School 10 L iu.; I I - Jt. Smll.ll, Sr., po-1 B:oo p.m. ···--·-•·--· AclvaiiCOil BlliUills ~O:l!AI a. · ~· C.eo!na llnroolll> I a. m. , Sunc1aJ School 1:30 a. m., Will' s: :oo p.m. --------·- 81. Paul'• cinll'eh c..llldj 7,30 p. m+~ fteod Allred MelhociS. CbCII'Oh, ley Baley, qupl: Mt>rnlnl ,_. Wednesday, 8:00 p.m, -----·····•--•-- Cbelr iWIIoUill •chool 9u~L.' ·. ',--Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Suad&y sblp IO:IIIIa. m. Youth . Tbunclay, 8:00 p.m. · --······-·········· A.A. ~11!1 . ~- ~ Supt .. Worabip Services at 10;· """' 7:30 p. m.; Prayer meet.!it lilt..,..,. ao.. School p. m.: Evongeuatte . . a, m., .~ 46, wathatthe9:30, -Rev.Charlo• C&Jto, Taylor, Wed._6:40 Cllfl. Tbui'II'•Y 7:30 p m. .,.. Saturday, 1,00 a.m. --····--· -1==~;; a . .f!!•: ~~~~~~~ ~~-Y evening llf~ oerv~. ~ Melbocllat Cllalell, La•... II 1D:30 a.m........... lllllior,! 7 P, Ill. frQII -'IIIIo at 7:U. . , · o1 Ciill, r.ev, R. iw&- Gill. ' - - - - - - - - - - _....._...,;;.:.;,::;.; ·, . ''K~. - & c. ~JEWELER.S '' : 2t!~AM~E~R!)"~A~- ~=:k~"'~·~§·~?'·.._-:.~= "~- ~• =·~::~· ~~~~CII~I!"'OIJ 'I ,., ~ - lll4dleparlll'lrl1 Ualbl .-~ Co>. Butterout • W. MaiD . ,. r -~ ' "t'LOIII:EIIS FOR ALL OCCASJUNS" ..... ol 8o-uia w~ . KARR & VAN ZANDT . M OTOR · S AtES . . . ··· ,•" -1+·-· . POMEROY FLOWER SHOP ' OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. I Sun!laJ Scboo~ 10 a.m. Sayre. Supt.: Snnday 801'Vevery lce, 11 Wodllesday a. m.; Prayer 1ng evening. 0:.' IiiiiXALL DRUGS , We FUI All Doc:tors Pr..erlptlon• • PoWYUQM white ldclowtlll. ' ••*• St. Paul's Lutheran Chu"rcL · Middleport, Ohio Pllont WI H641 N. Second Avo. SWISHER & LOHSE 59Dodp·4Dr. v.. motllr, aulD. po1NI' lteierlDJ, RALL'S BEN FRANKLlN I. ' WY 2·5342 .. 0. • Qualll.y Pumll.uro at' Lower Prl.., Middleport · Both with fun power and alr-eond1Uoning. Priced_to Go-.U As Is" Specit;tls Cllarob Gad'• . Bacino Pomer07 FOREMAN.& A·a aon 2-59 CADIU.A~,(1)2DOOR,(1)4DOOR .. clloio$1...0 · Holiday Sedan Pia. WI 11-8273 INSURANCE AGENCY 60 CHEVROLET E AIR 4 DOOR · ............... · $1095 57 Chev. 4 Door' · PAINTS and IIAIIDW AllES V. D. EDWARDS Jightl air·llft "Shocks on rear. ONLY NG.OO DlltWII-Balance Dft C...veftten• Jetlftl mt....., 1 Locauon• P'or YoUl' Convenience WYN998 Smcuso . WY 2-3918 Two Pomeroy, Ohio 51 Olds Super 88. Keith Goble Ford WY 2-2196 HARDEN'S GROCERY and MARKET Chestf!r, Ohio of Athens were Sunday Easter I ~ Wh'eel Balanclna·Auto Qlap.Brake ser.fa Pomeror Ph. WY 2-8576 1959. He has been assigned to ~ ~ RICKARD'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE 4unUo&IOIJ. W. Va. for Quarter" for the quarter end· ing March 31. Van Meter, son of Mr. i ... ... • VALUE· PomerO)" Support the Church of Yom Cbo1ce Sale! commanding general of the post and a three • day pass, from Colonel George W. Aux:, ~ 0 West Main SL A. LOT FULL OF SPRING SPECIALS! WINS $H BOND Private First Class Roy F. Van Meter. Carlisle Barracks Military Police Detachment, has received a $50 ll. S. Savings Bond, letter of commendation from Major General Eugene A. ~ &.,.,.... ,_., = Established Ia 191M Weat Columbia, W. Va. Pll. lluon SP 8-68118 Middleport R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. POMEROY, 0. Deputy Post Commander, Ill! 11!!1 . . _........, Sermonette UEVING COAL COMPANY iNflke SOmeone To Church Thla Week" BUICK- PONTIAC - ..OMC TRUCKS > a!J.. Euaene -- FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES ,WY 2-23110 well ileJt.; Std. • BLAETTNARS 'l'nd q j•_re this Din special si·, r ·•;r-·v·c.-_ FORD TRUCKS =: With the horuo it will, In aome memure, TOiur 7:30p.m.: Prayer coer- Moraing worslllp 10:45 a. m.: ~ _.,. .... p s··IIS::~•; v p, m. Wednelday, Prayer meetin 1 .8 p. m. Tbur• lain th. at which is good in family and community life, this fet~tu ML Morlall llapiiJt QJarcll, day. re II lponaored by the bruine11 firms and organhatlom l~::!~of~Fonrth and Malo St. Sooll! Belhel EUB Cllurcb • ' wlune name1 appear below. I a.v. Nyle Borde~~, Rev. Eugene E. Emersou, pas· _______..::..;:.______~--------------1,1 !mlnllter. Swlday School 9:30 tor. Sunday School 9:46 a. m., • A Tuttclly I CorinthiiM lld2-26 t - - - $CJ95 • • Pontiac VB dr, Sedan. locally owned car - tax Mond•y A<h 16:11- 15 dr. Sedan. Push but.ton ahlft. Slant 6 cyl. economy. SpotleU whitt finish. Really lharp. on I y FORD CARS PI• " ... -.:=::: cbobo sharp. ~... "'*'• .. ... .. .. ?·sO . But, even if you didn'~it's not too late I Not only can you '" your Jhildnn oft to a free and fme education, but you can come with them to thurch •.• ~he.re the ·:tittle" and the "big" learn o1 GOD . , • where tht One local owner. Beautiful dark blue with white top, I . 7:10 p. 01. Wed. 1 Then one .dar we are J10wnuJ*, And again we are part of a family Jut BOW we are "bia:." Oh 10 big! For whst the rest ot Lbe !amity will come-that depends on ue [ SAVE NOW - SAVE NOW - SAVE NOW - SAVE NOW - SAVE 7•• P. m. 1M • • • 111 • _ e srr• l~m::~Scboo= i88ued July 17 iD San Fnn· cisco. Tbo lilamp honor• the 700111 alllllvenary of the birth of the fallletl ,poet. !91 '· plus Qt IIIJ 7rlf p. & 1114¢ 71 •• • llliol POET PICTUIII!D-IIallan tured on thll eommemDra.. Brannon and Mr. and Mrs. Ro- tive poatage slamp, to be Hill and Linda. Enroute IhQ!n• they stopped in to see their new daughter at Mt. St. pita!. Ill,; 1811 llt.j . . . . . . . . . ••. -= The Martin Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bra1n· l urday in Mansfield with children, Mr . and Mrs. Bernard c '-Diotitll son ville. KINDNESS WEBK-Tho American Humane Society boo aeleded tbiJ ol!ieial pooter for Be Kind to Ani· mall W..k. May 2-8. One ' p. Rd.. acrtll Gl ..... &pr WI " r. 1r. Gl!fllrf -~-·' ...,_ :II..., , , . p. m. WIIIDoodiiJ; YOIIDI . _ 1c11D11 11 •1111 i .__ School II IJ a. m. Pla.YW J>.ople'o 8ervlol FddaJ, 7.·111 Olelllr MeOodltl a..... ~ n 1111 hlllr, :-=-:::-.~ Pearl ,.,... . . rice, 7· Balfw. Bonlla • 1• ...,_,, ,,. P. 111. P. m. 4. _ , :ao m.: p. m. l?rofer """"'& 7:11 Sobbalb 8d'oGl. 1:J!1 p. It . ...-.Ice II t L Ill., m. '1\leocla). Wanblp. 1:11 p. Ill.; y 0 ~ L. ~c! ~ ~ God, Mt. . - _ ~L Rllllaod Mlolle 1 0Un N.-. meNIQ& 1:• p. m.; Bible pqtor· R*rl LniJ, I1IPI. •WoriJIIIM, . . . . """ 3nl w~....: man, PII!<W: 8uD> o!J. '1\ul...,, 7.. p. ra' .. a. ..;, MonUnc 'ii'onhlp Sunday School 8o46 L ID.; WC!l' ::;;:...-.y ol da7 ilebGol, 1:111 L m.: Wanblp Jf z- Bo!WU, · (>ell. . .. llwldaJ School! 7 p. m. £v. lblp oenfot 11 L m. 111111 7:111 10:111 L Ill.; ~~~!& 7:10 p. Bdoa UIIIW au•• .. 1 ocvlco1 'l'llurlday, 7•30 • m. Prayer meelllll 7:10 f· Platwoodl Metllodllt ~'royer eervlco, f:ao P. m. Cllrllt a ..., Jlet, ~ m. Pr11tr INMI"I m. r-laf; YOIIDI PIOillt' - Pearl A. Casto, pallor. · Balkl, pqtor; liUIIdiiJ Sdlitol; meeting. 7:10 p. 111. l'rlda7· lhlp aarv1ce 10 a. m. Syraeaae ......., a... 10 a.m.; WIDalt Atz'rlv',,IJUIL Carpeala Blfllol Clllrcll: Ralland Churdl 11 0111, a... other SU0C1a7 7:tli p. m. plllllr: kYleeo fl<flr1 01ri111aD ladeliCir, J:U p. ~ 18:30 a. m.; Mon>- Jobn SmallW(IOcl, pastor: Slmday da7 School, 10 a. m., Wodueaday 111111 FrldaJ e-.. lin. LJdl Olonller. II 10:11 a.m. School 10 a. m.; Bvangelllllc BaDey, suP!. Prayer 7:10P.m. ciao.,. lot oD. Ilq · Mifl@llo 1 ,... oemce 7 p. m.: YOUIII People 1:tli P. m. 'l'burscla1· The a.- ot ,.. - · • P. m. ,........, 1:10 P. ,., P1m Bopi!JI CIIIJroll, M"""• &deaver 7 P m. W e d i ! O l l d a J · ' !Qci.W... Pn:l• mnt'111o f!lf Rn. Daaalcl Booot, Pra 11c' Sa ' fl'oreot llllll Helllocllat Ray E. Warne, pasltlr. p v. Wedin .,, a.. ~ ., ..... _ •--• till L •-yer mee I 7 p, m. lUI' u ••o•• ""•-e. Rev. H. 8.:booll:30 m.; NYPS Mon> er. . , ' ''.. u-. - _, ~- - • Worlhlp 11 L L m.· Mra. Malle Boll'lllpr. HI6Dan, Sapt.; 10:11 a. • McDaniel, pastor. Church • llllddol Emlpllc:ol -W Worsblp Service; BYP e p. Grace Epiaeopai Cl>arch, rices, I L m. each SUnday p. m.: Evening Service, Brethren CIIUrcb - llandaJ' Evenina Wonhlp, 7:atl p. Pameroy, Tho ao.. Rlcllanl B. Swlday School following at p. _m.: Midweek Prayer..,.. School t:tli a. m. Wonllilr. 7·30 p. m. Weclllesday. Wed. 7:311 p. m. l'nQot Marlln, Rector. illoldiiJ -MOl' Mrs. Fred NOMe, Supt. 2ncl IIDCl 4lb SUadiiJ, t:a.• I~=:: 8:30 p. m. Wed., eholr llinl Pr~111111 Sermcll, 10:10 Mlcldloport Cll1lreb ol lbcl m. Aohull Miller, pulc1r. l1 a.m. Uliteo 0111' following. lllall! llclhodiJ1 Olurcll. Rev. ~ J. BartieU. Alfred Melholllol a.... dleport, II. lt. Dowloa, School t:30 a. m.: 111on1: Rev. Pearl Casto, l'l"'«o Plm Jlapllat Qall'dt. Poa&- llaterpriJe EUII ~ell, lift• J4rL Nan Moore, Churcb 10:30 a. m.; NYPS SUnday Scbool ol 1:10 L .... ' Rev. Cbarlle Norr!J. l\louzei Smith, IJUW. Wonhlp SupL; Ciwrcll Schoo~ 9:30 1:45 p. m.: EvaD- Olarles Taylor, Supt. •10 411 7 30 , 15~Scbool 1:80 UD 10::10. aervlce 9:110 a. m.: SUnclay m.; Wonblp Service, p, v.; lhlp 801'Vlces at , a.m. will senlc:e, 10:10 L m.; Schoo~ 10·10 a. m. Youtb fl'eJ. m.; Methodlat Youth .,..~,•• Wed , 7:30 p.m. tbe Rev• c:uto. WedDOICIQ . . IIDCl JJ!IIiot chUrdl for towalllp 8:30 p. m.; BO)'a and lhlp, 7 p. m.; Ollldal Cbon:lo ot a.. ND eoinJ prayer ..,..... al·.fJtl· Glrlo Fellowslllp, 6:30 p. m.: meeting. Iat Slll!day ol SUIIdaJ Scbool, 9:30 a. p.m. ...._ Firat llopllll Chrcll, lllciDe EvODIDf! service 7:30 p. m., 2ncl 7:30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd worship 10:45 L UB Cilllldl. . _ Falls,c. L. O"Conner, puiA>r. anc1 4th Sundays: Youtb Choir, ol month, 7:30 p. m.; Eveniq 7 p. m.; c111 Scboo1 1:111 L a; ......... ~~~ School 9,311 a. m. Sam 8:30 _P· m. Wedneaday. Prayer Qrcle, 2od Tburaday of meeting, T p. m. Wed. 10 · ic.. SuadaJ, 7:111 p. 111. IC oupt.; 10:46 L Ill. •Mon>- MAJoting, 7:30 p, m. Wedoelcla1. 7:30 p. m.; eta.. 12, 3nl Clyde v. 8end01'801l, pu. Letart hila .,..... •••rc "''I 'll'onblp· 8.30 P v. BYF nesday of month, I p. m.; Churcb. 1189. Jamea lltocl"i 1 ·, and Jlllllor 'r.Dow.bi,· 8 p.m. ~· EUB Church,. Rev. ernoon Circle. 4th Thursday SwlllaJ Scbool 1:1111 L m., . , . s;:=~;,oervtce· m E. Emerson, pastor; mouth, 2 p. m.; Choir olllle Nazarene, Po"" Norrll, aupt.: Au'L Supt. .... Jl' ~yer· ra!~~ca:: SUnday School 8:tli a. m. Rill- Wednesday, 7 p. m. . Rev. Clyde Henderson, bert Roush. J'roaclUI ·sc•'• p. m. Wedneeday, Sen!.; sell Archer, Supt. Sunday Snocla7 School 1:10 1. 10:10 a. m.; ~ 80 t j lllii>Ir Practlco· 3·311 Tu WOJ'Ihlp 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 -•rntlle Melhocllat Wonblp lO:IMI L worsblp at 7:30 p. m.: ...,.. Julll ~!i p. m. alternately. Bible otudy Dr. Lester L. Roush. NYPS p. m. BveniDg or moetlq Tbun. 1 p. IlL · or ce. and prayer sernce led by past- VIctor Brown, Churcl> _......_ 7:30 P· m. P r a 1 e r ML s-on ~ RoUaod F1m Baplllll CiloDdl ~ 7:30p.m. Wednesday. Cbrl&- Superlntenclen~ 10 a. m. ~...,g, 7:30 p. m. Thor!lday. ID Cilr!Jt: Rev. Jameo J111rtt. . Scbrol8:30 a.m. Pleacb- tiBD Endeavor, 7:30 p. m., 3rd 1a1 Board mee11ng eacb Cllarcb o1 tile Nuarene, a. ~ paslol'j , SUOCia7 ~ lng SUnclay 2:30 p. m. Saturday of month. onleso otherwise ealled. cine, Ohio. SUnday Scbool 11 8.30 a. m., -..cbiiJI It:• a. rr.. ww 11op11111 t'lmn!ll, 111ern1aJ Slat EtJ11 Cbarcll, Clllnmonl011 eacb quarter as 9:30 a.m. Sunday Wonblp m. _Alternate preri1IIJ8 _.,. I~=~·s~P~OJ:tor, Rev. p a 0 1 Rev. Menzel Smtih, pqtor: 9:45 IIOUIICeG. Service 10:30 a.m. SUnday Ev• Clristlan Endeavor, 7:1111 P. m. I, Schl1ol, 10 L m. a. m. SUnday Schoo~ Fred Mom Chapel Service 7:10 p.m.; llld • Sundly. Mid-Week Prayer ~ Priddy, Pr<acblng Smtih, IIUPI.: Eorl Sbuler, Ala't. Churcb. Arthur SUit, Pallor Prayer Service Wedn.. >!ceo Wodaewlay, l:SI p. m. ............ and Mrs. Thelma Erwin of non spent Friday night and 1 ::~ ... L ...... ..... = WITH US Mr. and Mrs. Jam.. BriiiUUlll announce the birth of a dauaht- fldl·-= =.::; =-~~''-- l•.. oy · It lk s " 10' 1 , ;•:a '· U;,_ ·~· . , • Pomoro1 ,. ·' I �~\ i .' - Y!rglnta R." . 1'elevision Classified Ads-Your Modern Community Bulletin' Boa~tl ., .I "'"'"" 8-Daily Senlillel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Apr. 23, 1965 WANT AD INFORMATION ~ UltAniJNd ~~, ... o1 1... . ll•fiO o., rr f' • '111 ··"<1,. 2 SIGNS Pv•nn.ttmt ... OF .. M"""ll C4.N• ~ 1 • A IIUNii , ftRHF"!"TI(IN8 ~~ ~CrPJJ'"" •>n 1 1' 11-I'JI' (1".,. hu ' ' "'ohll,.afia" '' · I ., IILUUl "liON& '""~' · •h,. , -~ ·~·~"• 1ro • •II• l':rrono ''""""' e l mm~<l 11t 1 .,1, ,,., •• , .,.,. ,,., p 1!,"-• •n' .... ,,.~., '" 0 ,,.,~ ' ~•~ ""' .,n.- "' •• •.1'1 .. 10• · n~,.n- '"'•'-' •bou!,. "" tn..nlo._ IW IIU,. fu• ,..., (' ~ntJ> • W •n• .... lf"'""urr · ~n .. ~•· l ...,,, •~•'! Ill ... ~en"IH pet ""rd one P•• ...,rd ·oa- '0M'r"'tlnRI •.• ~ .. ! o:en• Ol•'""u"' on plot •~ tD<I 1<.J• pl•rl .,..tnlr tO ot17• C, RD 0~ rAANIUil .. OHITI,I ... RI&I •l . ~ 11(1 miD· lmum 11:1~11 Pomerov Motor Co. for wo"' lcl41t1onl) •orO te OP"FlC& BOU.R8 A. IIIII te 5.00 P IS:JO lltUrdu....a.aro A rrs so. IIIII - 1962 Chevrolet Biscayne 2-Door _ $1495 6 cyl. engine Powt>rglide trans. Good whitewall tires. radio and heater, beautifu l red finish with clean Interior. 111'"'11""'"' 61'1 ""'"b tot T'h'"" .. kt OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY ~ IIIII 12:00 OHIO Business Services ---- - K;rl GrtiHer~ Pbunblq U.S GOOD 33S acre stock, grala Rettlal ~ I ty pal.ru..~.o.. ~~t~rm , t WO ho use8, pen MJDenvllle, v.u. ture, farming ground, best End your ~ewer troublel location for lake. BargaiD We have an lilel priced. W. G. Nichola, Tilt>Sewor MK~Iaet pers Plains. • 21 3lp Reaaonable Rlleo FOR SALE : Ranch style bouse Call WY Z..Zfnt Day or Ntgbt 7 28 tfc in Syracuse : 6 roorm and bath ' har dwood noon, sas AUTO SALES heat, storm doors and car· JX>rt. Phone 992-2954. 1 -4 20 6tp 1959 FORD Station wagon. Good . k - home b th condition. Call WI 9-2963 af· ROOM bn c • 2 a • ter ~ : 30 p.m. or see Willlam rooms, finished attic a n d H. Cleland, Racm · e, Oht' o_ ba sernent. 0 ut oI hig h water. 4-23--Jtc Central beating, priced for --bquick sale. Phone WY Z-6116 1955 DOOGE pick-up. Good ru or WY 2-2205. Charles F. ber, good repairs , $395. Small Wildermuth. 4 13 tfc caterpillar dozer. Call VI 3u./N 4-2Z-3tc FOR SALE: Modern 5 room fr~me home In Syracuse, with 1955 PONTIAC 4 door t125. bath, (3 bedrooms) large util- Phone WY 2-2418. 4 15 lfc }~n~:~·r!:;b~=~ :~ Tbt Ramoler to ··~ II carpeting, birch c·abi· World SIOnd-~ ·• Com-... ..-v .,. ..-...• nets. Shade and fruit trees. EsceUeDCf. srrubbery. Close to school 811 car room, ride aDd per8 Radio and heater . !iA 1"1!;0 0 Rul Estate For S.le 1961 Greenbrier 9 Passenger Wagon $1195 Good tires, red fm1sll , one owner , radi< and heater. 1962 Rambler Ambassador Custom _ $1295 StaHon Wagon . va engine, automatic trans. Power steering, clean interior. Blue finish . Low mileage by one local owner. ,.. .,...d •eqonn•lh •• Pomeroy Motor Co. TMI COMMotl PLIM COUIIT, Mil. . COUNTY, OMIO eOIIMAIT MYUL&., •• ® :=====;::::;====-~===::;;::~=;===:: 6M LeUNI "'"""' •••-.."· Oftlt LAWUNCI 1. "" ,.,....,_ MY. . LL. , •• '" ...m ttr"Ht. MIIHiepiM't, OIIIJe, OIHRII ..... Mrs. Wayland Is Chairman of Church Circle :n;:;.r::.=-,:...-:-•:::-.,.. ¥n. Norman Wayland wa• ,o .... nt11.a=:.~:."' elected chairman for the AfterInc.. ... N- .. ,_. Circle of Reeth Methodllt Thureday II the chureb. otber new officers are Mn. Hattie Smith. vice chaitman. Mn . -.~::omersoD J ones, secretary, and Mn. Nan Moore, ••· " ·"' ....... ,.., -• • Cburch .,.c:~·~~ :;::~~~-~ tJ': ':::! prueat dd.- t. 1111t llqiaMfll Fllderal New Ya1U.naace. APO . , , Nflr York. ~L wi.U tab ...ue~:· u"::t.~ ~ o:_Apri.lp~:!; LA. . . u11a.t tum I& ttae Common c~u~orol41 ~~. ~= ~uJllon,, wppo:~rt utc~ aftemooa :U:bo:;::: ..uet on 1 piano prelude by Mrs. C. M. of rrvu aeaLeet of dutr. Is Bel!l Sanbo Plainutt lD ••ld aed011 al8o pr•n Hennesy. M I I rn, lhllt tbe toUow1nt real proHI"tJJ of cha!I'DI· an • led the .,-•• in the ...hlc.b 7ou an or cl&ua to tte uu. ....._ o...ner be applied k:lll'udl pmaent prayer written ol •limon7 for PlaiDUff1 ad by John I lur Wesley. taken ""' No, ''"' ....,....,-,.. ' " She also re ocr P e tJ' · n ..to<+llll tn Pom•ron • • lrorn Genes!! in relation to the dhVlDII Lower Polllllro)', btl· I etbU die rrowm 111$ • ~. 0 .ubdJYillon1 ot Lot. A. 0 0 a, L. 11.. • N AD4 •.--. oi c. H. kill L K. • •.uw.Pomel'(ll"••· AddltloD kl Lower Pomeroy, e&Jd lot .u Dllnt: a p- ., BJa DU BROW Ualtod ~~~ Mrs. Sauer is HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-No net. t ·ork telovltrion oorlea DOll ,... oon will be watched mort cJoa• ly by wPrlen 1n tbe vldao 11164lum thao NBC-TV'J "I Spy,' in whicb• 1 Nqro performer it the costar. Amona the tblnp the tale¥11Ion indtlf!Jy wlll watch eirefully frota week to weok are the ratlnp aod tho number of afflllated lllllont that do - or don't - !llv<~ clearance to the ertes. Some IOUI'C<II feel the lnuno>emoHonal Impact of tho Hostess lor Post ,residents P.ut Presldenll of tbe Amer· lean Leclon AIDillllr1 of Din Webstor Post mel Wednesday eventna at the home Gf Mrs. Charlea Sauer Brownell Ave. ' Middleport. ' George Mo-.rey, preat. conducted the meeting The meetlnl was opened wlth whi~ . opened with elevation~ Pleat treasurer . study esson. Mrl. dent by .,_ Paul ~--CI· !o"--ed by m.ao. \AZII ' uuw the pJ...I•e to tbe flag ancliDent ....A poem, '"lbe Unap~ctprayer. ed" wu ..-·d by MJlll. .,_ 88,_ ODD ....,. , A !bank you note wu read from n.yton, 1or c.oS.. ~Miller Cottage, ..... ds It wao ter car · · reported that· Mrs· Mayme Holmes was home from hospital and improving. Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. and Mrl. Ger· aid Wildermuth were reported ill. Mrl!l. Mowrey and Mrl. Web. st_er were 0 amed to take the birthday cake to the County Home tn May. Games were played during Ule social hour a.1d prizes a· warded to Mrs. Olin Knap·p, Mrs. Owen Watson and Mow· rey. A dessert course wasser· ved by the hostess. 'Ibe next meeting will be May 19, at the home of Mr9 Ralph Gilmore with MTA. M~yme Holmes j~ charge of devotlona and Mrs. Paul easel the games • . 5 G A RDEN SEEDS :r term=. 1 I' EBERSBACH HARDW ARE L,""'='"=""=",.....,..,.,...,':"'":"'l :a.m. to HlnrJ Bentz, DorotiQ' Ellen Jleoll, Lot, Rldne. Robert c. llarfenbadl, lherprod~lon firm. Latham 0. BUI, Bertha L: iff, Troy Butcher, LJnda But. After 1 "I"BIY" television Bass to Otis L. Bus, Lots, chor toR. H. Rawllap Sona L.atl.o1 lui yell' 10 far aa clvll Pomeroy. Co., 114.54 acrtl, Bedford. ~ rl&hlil pNIIW'I wu ooncernecl, Howard Wallace Russell to R. H. Rawllap ~ ·eomthe new otlrringa are quite no. state d. Ohio, -~ acre, Sail• pany to Donald Yaho, Erma tlcolblo hero ill Hollywood. bury. Yaho, IIU4 ....,, Bedford. Laat week, for inltance. Mary E. Llefbett, to J. B. 0 '· Addle Graham Bitter, dec., MAW'S AlLIN; Wl'lti!rt Guild announced it · and Roberta C. 0' Brien, "' Joe E. GraiWn, Y•onne DOC, AN ' SHE IDslituted a "Negro · lot, Pomeroy. Graham BareawiU, Marilyn WANTS 'IE TO worbhop." Some of William W. Jeosle, Bessie Graham Blahop, eert. for trano. COME OVER the mechanics well mull in writing ll!d selection Ill "'"'-v _, Clll'I'ODI event• ployine 1 part to how to sobmlt material to ill the number of week-to-waek producer." clearances. Furthermore:. a recent story Advertisers, of course, are in Variety, the show business for the most part totally uncon- weekly, was headlined : " ABC cerned with any aide of any is- steps up Integration on daytime tue e"cept a!l it affects their soapers." proflto. They too will be watcb- Variety oays the ABC-TV log oareMly for the series' ups soap operas that would be sfand downs. feded Include 04 General In "I Spy," Robert Culp will tal. 'Flame in The Wind" coatar with Negro comedian 'The Youne Marrieds." Bill Cosby as they portray American IDtelUgence agents The Cbannel Swba: who roam tbe world posiDc as Croeby will be host of tennis buma. Their statua lo ABC-TV's Hollywood equal. shows next aeason, Boss of the series is Sheldon one proaram costarrilli Leonard, who for a lone ttme Armstrong and a number was one of Hollywood's most hours marking holidayasuccessfu1 gangster-type actors, Thanksgiving, Chrlstmu and in recent years has been the New Year among them.. very prominent a. an executive when CBS.TV's "Rawhide" ill Danny Thomas' television turns in the fall, .os1ar Clint Plan Low fetJCe, Plantings, at Kerr's Run ,_,..n D-'" TIRE SALE SERMONETI'E ._lngnel::... I! Ei T. "iloo ..n, 1956 1 95 4 ----=-=--::;==--;:= 'I' : .. ':!£ -. - 1 -1- RIEIHT AWAY/,._ DAJL Y CROSSWORD .._ 11.,.,.... -·-- - ............ ...... ..... .. .................. - .... .... A'- 1. Partol Ill. Branchia •. Brictm, O:.Ooano .... .•. llltennit- t.enttevv ll."nluu JO. Condllion !LRidlo ~ 20.Turkllh ooppere.:Q JI..DueldiQ <i1Yinl"bir4 12.1'o •a.thtr 1. >1..-..t ' 2&.0.... 2. Matute4 tooth I . TaaJ\1"__. 2~. Utrge 4 , RetaiDI J:l'. Feel L""""-ot """' barvuto I. J:xclt,ma.. 14. Guided U . N.Z.IWIM tort lT. Enl'. f.H ..... ot the Met I . Bectlop vt ....,,,. N .Y.C. _.._ fuUvaJ 18. Pronoun 18. Bang ll. Adll...,.. .._ U . Ev.. •tq ....., ! lil(ypt. st. Hurl 12. Provcbt II. Cokw,u 16.CuriJ· holrod ..... "'· btoulot. . 39.l.Ma "--~ 4t. BwnlnDia 46. Fortif'J n . J'abtio d. By_., U.Dut ... meter JS.EooaraV.b)o eorro.tvee ld . Tem~ ouo 21.Atocldo 30. Shield Jl. Ticketed n. Bllgbt drink ti.Hosl.._ 1Yllable 'f. Pull ~tw.._ 411. f.':.u"' "'·- 48- Eiudo DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Ren'o how to work "' .All1'0LB.AA.XB lo LONOJ'IILLOW On• letter limply 1tand8 ror aaother. In thla ump~ A. I• u•e4 f01" the tbrw L'1, X for the two O'a, etc. 81n&Je letli!rl, apaet.rophiq, tiM •ngth and formation ot the word1 are all h!nta. llaoh day tiM eooe lettem an .Uennt. KXM AJ'BLCI'LX CBJ'~YIBX~ J'B:r Yll KICKX J'ANFJH 0!1 J lll• YAK.-FBIIOI'BC!I 1'•...._,.• Qoyptoquetet C'US"!''M IS THE PRfNCIP ..U. MA.GlSTRAT!'l: OF MAN'S LIFJ:.-FRANClS BACON • "Oh, 1 realizt otudonu toda(hava more to loam th&n in my day. You have FOUR R's now, instead of three! Readin', Ritin', Rithmetic, and Riotin'!'' 1111, au. .... lrDIIAciM. lac.) THIS WHAT IT SH 1 WJEH RADIO APRIL LOG 11 :15 M111lcal lnlerludo 1:00 Sign On 11 :10 Republican Legialat!ll'<l 6:00-15 Muoical Clock 11: I& Walter Moeller 7:110 Be StU! and Know 12:00 Local & Ohio Newo Mcad'IY Tbra Frlday1 5:05 Jtm Moeo Show 7:02·30 News 12:20 Evana Bulletin Board 6:00 Slfn-On. Newa 6:00 Sundown Serenade 7:45 Echoes of Joy IZ:25 News-0-Grams 6 05 Sacred deart 7:00 Sign Off 8:00 Ohio Valley News 12:30 Garden Club 6 20 Meigs CT, RFD hlardays: 8:15-30 Muolcal Clock Saturday Matinee U:25 Paul Bowers Farm 6:00 Slgn On - News 8:55 Community News Alternate Saturdays 6:30 Country Jamboree 6:05 Country Music Time 9:00 Talk of tbe Town 1: M News Beat 6:57 Weather 6:25 Country Jamboree 9:55 Mason County News 2:00 Saturday Matinee 7:00 National News 7 00 Protntat'l• Hour 10:00 Public Servlc• Show 2:55 News Beat. 7:!1tr Sports 7:30 Sports 10:15 Daily Li&hl 3:00 Saturday Matinee 1:35 Bill Miller Show 7:30 Larry anderson Show 10:30 Latchatring S:55 News Beat 7:_35 Pickens Hardware Show 10:•5 lt'a Music - Army 11 :00 World New1 • =oo Dlscing With Doss (Tuesday-Thursday) 11:110 Dairy Valley & uutton's 12:00 Community News • =30 Top Ten Revue 7:50 News To~ Ten Show 12:20 Evans Bulletin Board 1:00 Saturday News Report 8:30 Oally Light 12:110 News 12:2S News-0-Gramo . 5:15 Dinner Musicale 12: IS Musical Interhlde 12:30 Agriculture Proerarn 5:30 Community Choirs 8:45 Baker Furniture Show <Wed.-AuctionJ Fri. Show) 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teets 12:45 Country Go-Round 7:00 Off The Air Suaday 9:00 News 1:00 The Jim Mees Show 1:55 Newo Beat 7:58 Sign On 7:0S. Bill Miller Srow 5:30 Sundown Serenade 2:00 Country Go-Round . 8:00 The Singing Preacher 9:05 Coifee With Janet 5:30 Stcn Off 2:55 News Boat 8:1& News Report ll:OO Swap Shop SuDdB)t: 3:00 Mid-Way Mltlnoe 8:30 Church of Christ 10:15 Mormng Meditation• 7:30 Sicn On- Army Hour 3:55 Newi Bill 1:00 Musical Interlude 10:30 Portraits of a Patriot 7:55 Newo 4:110 Discii!J With DoN · 10:30 First Baptist Church 10:35 Bill Miller Show 1:110 ·Baptist Layman'o l!our 4:30 Interchange 11 :30 Children's Chapel 10:45 Mason Agr. Prgm (Tues.) 1:30 Sunday Shuw S:OO Community Newo 11:•5 Sunday News Special IO:t5 Family Worship (Thun,) I:SO Tho. Bible Speaka To 5:05 Maaon County Ntwl WINNIF WINICLI 12:00 News Report 10:4> A.S.C. Prgm !Pete 8:45 Sanday Show 5:10 World lr Nat'l Newo 12:11 Episcopal Church Sblelds) (Fridays) 10:00 'l1le Good Wit 5:30 Sunael Boulevard I : 00 Church of God IG: 15 Congressman's Report 7:00 Off The Air II :00 News I : 30 Gospel Ca U 11:05 Tiny'• C..llltlry Junction 10:30 St!nday Show ~~st On 2:00 Old Folks Hour 11 :45 Tiny's Country Hymn - ll.if Tho Quiet ilour S:00-!5 Musical Clock 3:00 9110 ' Hit Parade Time · ·· ll:OO Newo 3:30 News Headlines 12:00 Cement Block Neon 12:11 11!0 Clltlatlan'l Hour 7:00 Bo SUII • Know 7:02-30 News 3:3Z 9110 Hit Parade 12:30 Goessler's Guest star (Frl) 13:30 The Rev. Marlin Teets 7:30 Cbal , a..w 3:66 News 1~ · 30 Larry Anderoon _Show 1:60 ...... Rn. H. G, lliewMI 7:45 Firs! Baplift Church 4:110 9110 Hit Parede 3:00 JIDI Mees Show 1:30_ Tho Rev. S1lsa Billups 8 oo Ohl0 Vall N 4:30 News Headllnea 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show J:tiO"The Rev. ~w" ·~- p~~~:\ 8:05-30 ' ey ew• World News U2 990 Hit Parade " (Tues-Thur.) 2:45 The Jlev. Roscoe 9:00 High School Hit Parada 4:55 News 1:10 The llliDii.Y Slrlnll!eSa 10:30 Sonl t Stol')' Time 4·30 Neon (Local) >:00 City Commissioner Rep. •:48 Jim Meeo IUlow 1:00 The &undoWll, Sereiuode 45 The Golden Key 5:15 990 Hit Parado l:fft· Newa 7:00 Off oo Democralle Legislaiurt 7:110 Off The Air lv GEOii;;;G;;;;Ec-;wo= . N:::O:=:E::-:.It 80UHOS UI<E SOME fiORT c· ~LJR~lN QIB8E~!QHI ~UT IT SHOR'E AII'I'T I!OOSH\JN, IS IT? WMPO Radio A Pe~tSON, MV .-ov- THE SUM lDTAL.OF- HIS P'&ft'SONALITY, ALl- HIS (QUALITI&.S 5AVI! Ttll! ACTU.AL. aODV .' ·· -l="" f: *""' I BIRD DOG ~.Jfo- - Brae k Servlce • Blaettnars 1 __ .... :t Gal' TO 5roP BV LUKEYS fl!ST AN' SEE HIS Nl'W . .rto... fO. Bone = Wheel AHgnmenl Jessie to Bruce G. Barretl, Jirn- Middleport. mle L. Barrett, 73.10 A., Sal- WOllam Wqner Jr., Alberto Wasner. to Btate ol Ohio, .88 aoret, Salilbury. ~=~: I Mai<Woll L. Watkins, boSB, with eurrent head man A. Walklno to Jimmy C. Eric Flemln& no longer in tbe Gloria J . Hanlnc, parceltr, cast. lumbll. YOU RUN ON BAO< HOME. SNUFFY, AN' TEL~ HER I'LL BE THAR PURTY ... >tWtary oap H . Bootne 38• ..,..,._ Comml'ttees J.Or Apr1'/30 Dinner Are Announced CE 1 Transfers wood'l top writm are woruhop commlltee. 'l1le IIIIIIOUDCOmont aald Negro with a do111011str•ble lerell in writing (isl eliliblo participate." Tbe &oai, Ia ed, "is to teach all elemants volved in television or ' I Dorolhy I, Candystr•"pers Distribute Pins, Awards "'ucLI.a oae-llllrd ocn, s~. 11oDrJ WllldeY lllatl, . Proper_ty Revue ......_-=~~~~- •~'otrucRie from writing, from atudy.. Genesis lea""' "takeo from theThebook by Otar.I l 8 Kroft had ~D prepared ===:-:-Fo ::- r Sale_~~~ For Sa e :::o~~tn~~~~··~·ot ::; Mrs. • Wayne Gibbons and "'""" WEEK-END -Sp -ecials, Shuler's GOLF clubs for sale, & irons ~~~=· oJh1o~dlePOrt. M • t'' was read by Mrs. David EntPHONE WY 2-2156 Grocery, Antiquit_.·. Reg. and 2 woods and all leather ~::nC::.~e~E:!.J:L M!:!;lsminger. The old testament pat49c cookies, 3 for $1.29, Reg. bag $55. 1953 4-dr. Chrysler, county, Ohto. March Jacob was the topic of . 3 for 69c·, 10 Ibs · co mpletely overhauled ' $150· Said eauae wi.U be tor l'ludl'll on 1 ' ' · 29c coo kIa, uod •tt.t lbe und da7 ., Y~Y. t~. the lesson, wh1ch brought out Notic• potatoes, unclassified. 49c. WY 2-2836. ' 4-22-tfc :~~ BY&zu. the visions of Jacob as he wrest· D an Hines Cake mix 3 caow, caow • PORTJ:R, led with Angels of the Lord and ;:~~v~E;pri~l~ ~~~~~i~a~~~ fo~n~l.OO. 11 lb. bag U. s. 'No. FER~~-~~RSE I ~r;!~h~:i·g,V~ra~~ ~na~~~ :::~::;m;onomy ~~~:,E~ :.?"wPr.'~ 1" saw the vision of the ladder exh.· HQ\_' Ward and the Twi- l Red delicious apples. 39c 1 WY 2_2810. See \ tending into Heaven. Jumbo celery, 19c. Tomatoes, u•AL "NOTICI Mrs. William Russell led the 4 2 tfc ~Jghters. 4-22·3tp 59c basket Broughlon's lee ! MetropoHtaa Moton c!.::~ :r~Willvm".;:e-~~~e~!: group in singing the spiritual, REVIVAL, April 26. at 7:30 Milk , all flavors, 89c gat. FOR SALE : at Dorcas, modE. Mata Streea, t'omerUJ ~:~M;n~ :~t10:'~,.=:'_:.8 ·~ ''Climbing Jacob's Ladder," p.m. :'11t. Moriah Church of Fryers, whole or cut up, ern seven room home, 4 bedPbaae Wl' W811 ~o•:u_LaUDehln•1 F.ICllitte. u Ht tortb with Mrs. Hennesy at the piGod. Rt. 2. Racine. 0 hI o. 33c lb. Every day price on , ALL VARIETIES rooms, 2 with wall- to - wall __ 4 22 tfc cow o':n~c &:'!::.0':1 ·:!~!~ ano. Mra. Gibbons had prepar-1 Evangelist, Rev. Gilbert Spen- ga llon !jug) milk, 69c. I carpeting. Large panelled llv-1 of ":.te VW••• or Pomeroi~ Oblo. At ed programs explaining the text 1 Daniel • 4 22 3tc ing room witt1 fireplace, fuJI 1FORD 1959 VS R&H Black, f-. ~~:. ...': ::~~'::bn:.~:'O::: ::~: of the lesSOll distributed to memccr, Pastor, Rev. Workman. ·- _ i basement and laundry room. door standard transmission, 0·~!~ MunlelpaJ Bulld!Dii. Pom,,.,, ben. 4_22-4tc Gas heat and air condition· one owner $400.00. New HavMAN and his mother -warlts COPPER water tubing- 1 inch, 1 Aoll ProPO•all •h.U be •e•led •nd The circle voted to donate ,rm work w!'th house. If · m 2 60 ft. rolls. Special close, I ing. Storm doors and wind· en 882·2401. 4 19 6tp r!!~:;!. foFaeW:::!~p~u\: =~ $20 to the Asbury Youth Camp fa Main St. Pomeroy ows. 1'I• acre Jot. CaD after be addHI.ed t the Clerk f c j \ tert~~ted write to Jerold M. out price, reg. $42. sale $24 m. WI 9- 2103_ cu. v1.u.,, of ~omeroy, Obi~. o,::. grounds near Rio Grande. Mrs. 3 WY ~DON'T PUMP you sluggish sep. p. Camping m•Uod " ......... to uld C!Hk. Henne•y St. Cia;., .. Reedsvt'll•""" Ohio, roll. Pomeroy Landmark,23-6t 4 14 12tc - ·~ Equip. Propc~lll •hill be on proJ)OIIal bllnb . I gave the 1repor.t of the \' Route 1. 4 14 lOtp 2·2181. 4c ll·c t:;mk. Get Klean-Em-i\11 FOR S-ALE · All mod -- b . k FREE F -~E FRl!."E rurnt•hed wnb ita. •peclflc•uone. r\9minat ng comm ttee. The em rtc Plll!!ll aftd •pecttJc•«one c•D be meeting was closed with the benNORWAY Sp ruce trees, 12 to 18 !eptic tank cleaner. Landframe 3 bedroom a h 9 t 1; CAMPING sup~lies & accessor- !~~.·:::. ::n:!!~•J_:tt~:~~Po:,-. ediction. Mrs. E. M. Wood, Mrs. LOSE WEIGHT safely with inches in height, 25c each. mark Farrr. Bureau. h Cb st Rornc. Y ies with each Camper travel •ether Wltll blddl&• blanD u.POD P.IY· N W Ia d nd Ml S If orne on e er at,. near Tr II ld th ' th C ment of e .oo, NONI Oil W"ICN orman ay n a S8 anDex-A-Diet tablets. Only 98c CaII \\'Y 2-;)"155 or WY 2.3454 . I 18 c State Highway Garage. '1oo I a er so ts mon . orne WILL " .,,UNDID. born served a dessert eoorse at Stark':. Drug Store. SOtc -4-22-6tc Real Estate For Sale 400 Jot. Several financing plans in and see the New _Apaches m~~~ P!!~t!.~nC:tt::O "1.u ~ to those attending An arrange- . ________:c_3_ 12_ _ ZIG ZAG automatic 1965 mod· egtster for •fter ~lpt of tht! notunt. ment of daffodils centered the!, The Candystrl~ avat·1a bl e to quallfied person. &fr get .our deal. A f ch bleEacl:! pro110.,., muai tJe aeoompq. r-·... of the Vel-· el. Buttonholes, fan ~y designs Phone WY 2--5337 4 13 tf ee pnzes. pen or ea ld by • oona With m approved nre- refreshment table. The next eraflB Memor\Bl Hospital Mid AUl'OMUBD..E lllsurance been blind hems, appliques, etc. ~~~/tt c adult we demonstrate to. Ams- ~~ ~';'~~~~~-:,·~:,ey .:fl!~ ~~m~! meeting will he a potluck luneh- their regular meeting nn April cancelled'? l..asl your opera. All built in controls. Balance '-'I ltlwbary's Apache Trailers, 631 bid u •urety tor the er:euctloa of eon in May at the church. 19 at 7.30 p m '"r'o u---··7 ~-· WY :t--M6 h I Business Services 4th Ave Galttpol " Ohio 441! the ('OD tJ"Bct. A certified thecll: 011' I • • • .., ... ~-'-'AIJ due 7 payments $6.62 eac . I POMEROY - 2 st.ory 8 - room .' IS, . u- solvent bsnk drlwn and m•d• PlY· Present were Edith Hapton4 21 stc' f . h b th h0 t . 0239. Also quality Print Shop, ~b~h~o .~~ ~~~..,~: :::t~~~.th~h~~: stall, Sharon Harrison, Chri~ _ - , - - - -- -·_.._u_c WY ~2575 _ -__ ~ _ ' rame home wtt a , Middleport, Ohio. 6tc mount bid WIU be •ceepted in ueu of l Ba'l Sand B J 1AIR CONDITIONING Refrtger· Wanted To Rent ANTIQUE love scat, 2 match- water heating , hardwood ation service. Jack's Refrig· ••id bond. s~tauld •nY btd tte reJectley, Y unce, ean - ---------- - --1 ing chairs sol id mahogany . floors upstairs and down, large eratif1n, New Haven, Phone ed, •uch bund fir ~rtllled c::hoeek •hall Ebersbach Darla Ebenbach 1!~~h~~~:~.rtbean~e~~~= ~.~t~d? 1 :=: ~~" .\NTED to rent in Middleport 1 Excellent ~ondition. Mrs. closets, awnings. full base- TU 2-3537. 4 6 Uc Marine Supplies Cheryl Etiwarda, Jane Eva.ns: nr Pomeroy. by June 30 3 or \ l'arry Swan, Pot·tland, Ohio. t I I d h bond or eertitlefl ehed: wiU be n· Barbara Hoffner Marilyn Hud• "l men ' arge enc ose pore • 114 Ft. BOAT, 30 hp motor and turned UPOn Proper exeeutlon al'ld . t 00 ~ hedroom house. by Dravo VI 3-2293 4 21 3tc and tile block garage. Nicely 1 trailer. All in good condition, .ec~~n~u~:e-'"' ," Jewel 1•"•',','· .,u .. _ _ Committees have been nam.. dJestonl Mary Francis, 1 Bel-c COMBI:\IATION, -· EXPERIE.. 'CED ·- ed by Mn1. Paul Casci, presi- p r1ce, · Kathy Lacey, EIJ en Ho.-• • rt . Uhto. Call 423·9844, _ _ storm and located on Main Street, con,,. f,350.00. Call WY 2-3424:, after •,•red to ueeute tht! contract Wltbla ·,prrsnnnel. 4 22 121 dan end altt!r•hall the fumllh •ward of tbt! worlr d I of th C th 1. , Iey, Nancy . ~., ••• Linda Jacobs. screen door, 791..2 long 361.2 vement to down town and shop4 p. m. ..,. 'Ill .w S!p to him bond w the eo e a o JC Womens rvh le Help Wanted wide. Also window screens, 1 ping. $12,000. AUTOMOBILE :~':'~!~ ,:~ ¥.~~ ~0: club, to. serv~ .the Appalachia Brend:BdaOWena, H~ah· Vllllh--;;-:;--------- various sizes. Phone WY 2H I W ted ~ of uld eontraet tn the eum ol dtnner April 30. an, Lin Smith, VIckie Fetty, 8 P ''\ [) Cash? Sell Famouf! 3092 . frame _•n ~: :~r ~t!D!a.O: o~·,.!:!;! ::':~u= Named on the kitchen eom- Nancy Arnold, Charlene Hyaell, 4 21 ate POMEROY - 4-room i .. ;,r: p A.erotred Shoes full or - ·- ·- -- - house with bath, hot air heat· I I LADY TO live in. Housework ::dc::o~~·e~ld-: IJt.l~ or to tumllh mittee to report at 12 o'clock Carla wm, Joyce Long, Janette 1 and care for 5 boys. Call to h~ ... •buoo~ tlla"eo::--.:-:= were Mrs. Chu. Radford, Mrs: Scott, Linda LyoDII 1 Kathy Spen1.1 rt time. High commis- FISHING bargain of 1965 ! 100 ing, full basement, on nice AND , "'n~ plus b.lnus. Complete night crawlers_ and . garden lot in good neighborhood. $6,SH 2 5414 . V the bond or cheek eccompuY1nJ tb• Jobn M''~ M I Ll da Darnell P sy• llni' for mer, and women. worms, (all sizes ffilXed ), for 5 w lk - Lor ~[~te Ohi ester f.';:O::!•baUbe.:orf.!ttedkltheVU· Mr'""'E• ri!.CMharlesCiark~ ger, Snh The'' nclam.......r ohn Mohler, Leading 00. a er, angsv • o. dam•lil..... pena v t u Uqutd.•ted ~· s. ar orris, Mrs. vester, aron 1!11 a "'~~e ',··q:lipment furn is hed free. $ 1.00. J 4 ~1 tfc Th Ke th Suth land M D 'd ne mbe .,.__, u.M II "l'. nte to Gordun Rae, Distnct Creek Rd., Middleport, Ohio. ·INCOME PROPERTY- DureJee~ ~~!:dr:t•~.. ~~ct-:~~ =Good! wIn, Mrers. p'auI Crs.l avo S w moe· rs,nd,.s"' ~~' Ph WY 2-6103 4 21 3tc , •w•rd to the lo'Wftt an4 be•t "lltder asc, Mrs. usan IXOII a ue -ISC'n. ~ 1' "s Mgr , 3584 Darbysll1re I one . · plex with 4-room and bath GRILL COOK. Blue and Grey Each propo~al nnu:t eontllin the tali Tom Ables. Mrs. Donald Mul. Also present were the auperIte. 0 ne down . 5-room and bath up , ' WY 2-2143 Pome.-.y, 0. Re sIa uran,t p omeroy. n•m• of every Pl!lfiiOft or compaii:J' I D1· 1·,-e, Columhus, Oh"10. z·1p ,·o- NE D--ump bed compe datt!re~lM tn thll 111111 , . len. Mrs. John Kokovitcb, Mrs. visor Mrs. Yvonne Scally, and 8 43221. radial arm saw. Denver Car· present mrome $32 weekly, / 4 20 tfe 1 ,. order ot th• couDCtl o1 tM vu. Chrtstme · O'Donnell a·' ' ·h _ _ Je ol Pomero,., State o1 Ofllo. uu Mr S. her assiS· tant, Mrs . Jean Will. I ed I Co man Lumoer Co., Route 2, a ways rent . mp ete Wit . SOMEONE to H . l .i ..h+ DaUd thJ• ltth w or APrU. 1985. HeRO" Wells The pins and certificates that For Rent Pomeroy. Ohio. Peach Fork all furmture. $6,000 Logan Ftre and Safety Equipve m. -&&•• lidn• "· khoeftleb. clerk · · . . , . c ment, Sales and Service, Porn- h?usekeeping, no laundry. Liz. . ·~ us• .u. 1w KJtchen committee to report didn t C?me m time for the 3 ROOM house and bath. Kitch- Road. Phone WY 2~~ 1 Gtc · c. c~i~~~~Y, ~~~TOR I eroy. All types and sizeo of "' Sayre, Phone en 7-220!. at 6 p.m. are, Mrs. Thomu Candyslr1pers Tea were pre. en dinmg area combined. Base BOX %%9, WY Z.3S30 fire extinguishers, 2% lb. ... 4 20 lite Hennessy Jr. Mrs. George Hack- sented to those cirls who bad me nt. Call \VY 2-2981 . 4-22-3tc ELECTRO LUX s;.,eeper-. com-· -· _ · ~ tinguisbers , Boater's Special. u. S. Civil S.r¥N:t , • .,.. ett Jr., Mrs. Mildr~ , McCul~ worked from 50 to 100 hours. . FuRNISHED apartment 8nd plete with 7 attachments. Pay FOR SALE: 5 room and bath, Dwight Logan, Distributor. .... .. m•n Ill anct .,,..,. SHun tar. lougb, Mrs. J. M. Thornton, The new officers wUl begin 8 boPI' ltntln &ti••JM~m.ent · RuII and, gIasse d ·m 1 Phone WY • 1. Mrs. Rich a rd Freemen, Mrs. their term of ofllct at house trailers. Contact: The ofr I paymenIs 15 .51 eac h. ho use m tnftt the 2 382 C'fDsney's Duds 'n Suds Coin WY 2-2575. _ ~- 4 21 5tc porches, hardwood floors , I 4 14 30tp David Oh1lnger, Miss R 011 e next meeting, and anyone in· Operated Laundry in Pome- HOM ELITE cha in saw, recon- gas furnace, large lot, near Plans were made to purchase . Raub, Mrs. WJUiam Reinhart , ter~ted in becoming a eandy. roy. 4 21 3t.c ditio ned . new chain , $100.00. school. On Salem St. C. R. pMne. a low fence and place plantings I Mrs. Homer Gordon and Mrs. strtper may obtain an appUca-MODERN 4 room and bath, Phone WY 2-2922, evening s. Jordan. ___ _ 4 20 l2tp SMALL . ~~1i;''nee=:~~·· P~:x.r:--o...r:e""'' Iat Kerrs Run when the Twl~ PhylUs Knopp. tlon at the next meetlrlg, Whlcb furnished apartment, Middle4 21 Jlc fOR SALK 5 room house, ENGINE REPAIR light Garden Club met Tues- Waitresses are MiBSes Anna · will be held on May 17 at the port. WY 2;3874. Employment W•nted day evening at the home of Mrs. and Martha Howell, Mrs. George Veterana Memorial HospitaL 4 2! tfc COMPLE;TE SET of- kitchen bath, basement. Gas furnace, · fireplace. Priced for quick , Eddie Smith Wehe Terraoe lluchanan" Mrs. Howard Dail- Plana for the Candyll4rlper 8 ROOM HOUSE in Pome- cabinets - 3 wall cabinets, sa le. Phone 773-5611, Mason, ' Wright Power Saws P~G, Interior ond nter- .with Mrs. R.dph Gilmore aa .,.;. ey,_Miss OJsa PterotU, M!'l. picnic waa discussed ond Mra. roy Phone WY 2-~385. sink. Complete wilh Formica W. Va. 4 16 tic M>r and roofs. Rites reaaon- boeteso. Robert Burkett, Mra. Thomu Will pointed out new '•"" the top and 2-base cabinets. Roy _ _ _ S.laa & S.rvlce ble Co ho 1y H. ~""" 4 14 tic 8 ====--:-:==~ Armes, Minersville. Phone I FOR SALE: 2. story I!Quse in . · ntract or ur • Mrs. Jack Roboon, pl'l!lldenl, Seally, Mrs. Eugene Conde, Mrs. Canclystrlpera eould·do, l!lld ~ FURNISHED HOUSE, 5 rooO:.s WY 2-3181. 4 21 Amesville, Ohio, on Roo Lown MowenM. Braley, WY UIJO. WU in charge of the meetlai I'Jt Dufty, Mra. Lelond Sisson, minded them-ol their respo~ and bat~ in Pomeroy, Call - - lot. 7 rooms and bath, gas FOK Go Kom 4 20 etc tiblch Opened with de~ Mra. Joanne Totterson, Miss bUllies. 1bls waa tbe lui Howard Cecil. WY 2-5262. IT'S OUR PLEASURE to furnace, large patio. LNMfadc taken from Jobn II, by Mra. ChrlJtlne Gnreser, Mrs. William meeting ID wblcb Linda llaraeU 800 W Main St 3 38 carpet shampooers onable priced. Call WY 2-3681 WILCOX SERVICE . Smith, who gave a meditation, Clark, Mrs. Leon McKnigbt, wu to act as president. .Alter · with purchase ol Blue 5 PH.. ho10 PH.. Dolly ATI'ENTION Farmers: COBA "V'"'-· Over Death" from .... Mra. u.- Sbafer, Mr!. Jobn abe gave a short Shampoo. in Middleport for 412 S 3~ A.. Mtdcl'-rt lee! I •-· allable ~~, .,,. _, Car~t FURNISHED 4 room .~ ment. • ~ • ..,.. oe . a res ,,.. av • Upper Room. The opening ode; Handley, Mra. Larry Wehnm1, speech the meellnl! adjoarDed. utilities tarnished. _s_tore, Pomeroy. 4 211 car breeding program CUB1om d&- plqe to tbe flag and Women'l Pally, Catb)' ond Terri Fultz, 1-=------.,;;.._::___ Ohio Hotel, Middleport_ TIRES 670xl5 - $11.95 ; b · 6 rm. house St., Middleport, Signed with your berd in mind. creed followed. Ruetle and Jane Well!, Cynthia chin!, Mary It lroJmeoq, Ter4 13 $13.95. Original equipment ern alb, gas heat, garage, vacuumed. WY 1-3715. All dairy and beef breedJ. No Reports were !liven on ar- Comde, Jonlce Wehrung, Mary eu JoloTumer, Susan Obllnpr, MoVE:i\N6snroii;oiimi!•andbail placement. 750xa - $17 .95. barn. 2 rooms and bath herd too large or ~ IIJI!Bll. rangements made for Achieve- Sue Handley, Barbara Horak, Rose Marie HacQII, Zlla Nllrl Middleport 8110xll, $19.95. All prices 27 acres of land. 3.5 miles S. Membership DOl reqwred. The ment Day in Middleport omd of Janet Zwilling, Jennifer Men- ond Miry White. apartment. Zl Uc tax. Add $3.50 for white wall E. ol Chester, Ohio. I Auctioneer. ume fee for all bulla. Eff1c. the Reciona! '-ling at Rio 3 WY 2-3121. tire~. Newell's Sunoco, Chest~ N.W. Basban, Ohio. Glen experienced, Chester, 1ent and courteous ae"lce. Grande Mrs. Robao IHI<EE and four ""'"'lurnl<h& er, Ohio, 4 211 6tc F~T~ho~ma~,~W~I~II-~3~196~.~~~;~ S t lie Trained full time teclmlclall. gratuiaied 81 eon18 od end unfurniobed apart l r="'-=~===.:....:.:..:,:~ 1 '"'Isler BaDdlllt ~ for Why not use COBA oervlo:o by ments WY 2-"'34 12 6 tlr b Buill ID w•~ callln• CLAIR WOODE Porn- •.....,nsl Direct«. Pltma ...... new omes. u• Pbone WY . :z-264 made for a rummsge ule at the . CConlfnued. from page 7) direction In our Jives, BD 1111TRAILER LOTS - free sew· storm wiDdOWJ. alum- ~ llll5-a14G ,_ U 8 or Stark building on Second St h_., our om, and bore our log of dedication 1o respcmd. age and water. Brown's frail ! Continues At !Dum siding. CaD Guy Neilw' noon. May 7-ll. ' pullilbmont lor the oame and Is It any W<iotler, tbll God'• er Park (Sfate Approved Landm•r~t!~:~r Service ler, Racine, Obio. f-23-lote Jdemben agreed to mate ar- opened the very sates of heaven wrath would IIDOkler aDd 1dl Mmersville, Ohio, Phone j • TV STAMPS in Harrisonville In 1\lt acre, U 21 lie Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, VeteriD- rangemente for the POIDei'OJ 111111 to us, IDvltlng us to en- anger Jncreue opiNI JIIU! 2-3324. I 15 e WHEEL BALANCING lot, plenty of water other HEATING, Plumbing, lll'lan. large ond 1111&11 IDIDlall. High School Alumni banquet ter with blm IDio his joy for. The Euler measqo II IDTHAlLER lots for rent, close Opon 7 P•Y• A Wo<k - 24 outbuildings. Small down pay- Funtacea. Arnold Brotlrerl, 128 Wasblngtoo st., Rav- Mro. PhD Wllltamoon Mitis over. deed one of vlctlq ltDr Ill . to Laundrymat and schools Hovro Polly ment balance like rent. Call Ill East Mom Street, wood, W. Va. Pbone 2'1S-427t ole Hart and Mrs. A. Hen- ' IJDwever, free u his aalva- who would pariake 0( !be;tanL Valley Lumber & Supply Com- ~POMEROY SH 2_5439. Office bours, Dally 4 to 8 p. ne"y were named as the nom1- lion Ill, it Ill not cheap! We, U IDs life, dealb ond 3tc eroy. Phone WY z-:ucs. pany, Middl•port. ID-3-rtr 7 20 tfc m. 1 28 lfe nating committee. 'The travel- who are redeemed, are _person- 11oft bavo any 111~1111 for JIIU Jock W. CarotY, 11 Sale ' by owner- ===-==--=----,--'~""7""" ing prize donated by Mrs Hen- Illy respcmalble to Cbr!St in wbalsoever, J011 WW Nlp4IMI ; r vEN room house with bath PHONE 2 bedroom ranch in Syracuse INCOME TAX Service, JoJm. !lENT DOWN nesoy ""' awarded to Jed bow we bandle hi! bles!led gtfi You will he&ID altft 1o he a "d full basement in SyraWY 2-9932 , modern birch kitchen with 8011 • Stmpson Insurance A&- PITISBURGH !UPI) - The Webster Sr An aoclloo '1e 0( ol life. We are to say, "Thank betier peno11; Yoil will, fallow, . ' "'•· Phone WY 2--240>5. . L;,:fFQ';;ij~~;:"~;~FF~or~d~' built-ins including dishwasher, ency, Room 8, Caata Buil6- Pittsburgh Pirateo Thursday op- artlclea ho~t by the 88 you," In our lives by a new ef· !be esampe .el, :1or J011 .. ·;; 3 16 tic ' 1 full basement, carport, excel- IDg, Middleport. lloned rellef pitcher Frank Bort bers was held. mom- fort ~ our part to greater dedi_ Cbrllt. .. _ 1 . \ " - - - - - - -- - - car. new motor· bull calves, 1ent 1ocatioo with 2, 3, or • 1 1 20 •w ~ 11on to hi m. If you, for U· Yet • ~ ..........,. _.,....., '' the Columbus Jell on U-lwur Mrs. Webater ••ve the mon•• ea ..,. . _ ~.....,....._ I.lnsurallce Hereford · Charolais cross· ••· .,.. ..... t• 1 to buy 1tt n .... · :;.: ~ .. lots as desired. Quality workAUCfJONEER Thlo ....year-old leftband- ly reminder and stated thet <, went ou a .... w•.,. .., ~""' . . ,. ,, _. '. I I ' 'I ll ( :npymg Servtce Co!> ed. Phone SH ~manship and material Complete Servl<e had IIIII appeared ID anr most all kinds of woody plant for • friend, which inyolved • eluded, tat. .(ii.! . ' ' . .: • 1 ' m"de ot tegaf papero. -~~-~~~-4_13 !2tp throughout. Ideal for early Critt Bradford games with the Plratea this material can be set 0111 now, al· lfe&l sacrifice on your · pan, Wby don, -fUll · 4o , , { t• r·n, r·t'r·(lr/1~ a11d alm•JSI any 1951 Harley • Davidson motor· American decor . Well below Write, Prone or Contact season. I 80 shad d fruJt tree· g.. ,-.. offered it to your ~lend, )'OU ·Can $0 IDiuN Y* ill: · f · 1• 11111 Olll,y to have him lhrug bll tloll by fllltbful - ~ •· ·h••r dn<'umrnts cycle. A-1 condition. FHA appraisal. Plione WY :.- ' A. C. liRADFORD ,, · e an : l:~·ulrr Jasauace, Pomeroy WY 2-7136. 4 20 6tc 2042. 4 21 3lc Racble, Ohio er ornamental trees, evergreens. sboQlders aind say, "!' d0a1 .adhertDce ~ to <Jo4~i .Wo;d1 .. --small lrult such as grapes oncl, want it now, but maybe later.'~ pul 111m In flrtl , ~lace' In Y,OiD' ' , 9 4 ttc - · -_ - - =::::----:-:----:CALVES, one . Holstein, HOUSE FOR SALE, 3 bed5 I tfe blackberry, and paney planlil• 1'111 sure you would be Instill· life? Why ,111'1 · ,au DOt • 111 , • • · .1 \ll A~TEED, renewable for two Angus-Hol!tein cross. room• and bath, 2 yearH old. BULLOOZER WORR, equipFertollzer should be placed on ed and dteply hurt at the Un- chur<lh to !>elf 101 ~ I,',' ill f' llu~:o~.Htalization. Cli!Cord Leifheit, Rock Low down payment. Phone : ped with winch. Big or 31D8U lawns. Gladioli can be planted gratefulness shown by )'OW' · I,tor~ Btlr,~ ' ~-. ?l ~ i at .111 ag<s. Ph,lne WY 2-m66. Springs, Pomeroy. 4-22-3tc Harriaonville, Ohio. SH 2- job. CaD daytimea WI 11-31~1. from now to July 10. Sow sr.eda "frien~." IClP\IJCI. It ~~ ~ ~~ 2 18 tic CO-MP- L-ETE - -ii-ouseiu-1 -of I 5468. 4 21 IZtc evens, WI 11-31189, Gene Barof more tender annuala ~ mar- . But don't you see thltr Ill ~~ illllla8 ; (lf all f_a_r_m- M -a_c_h_i_n_e_ry _ _ ture for sale, like new. Will ~'OR SAI.F~Middleou1'1 ' a tat~ nell, Racine, Ohio. I 2t . !golds and asters In coldlrame. the very sdme los~ we' face. ~ ''<ilf :~ ~ ;i;/, '' sacrifice for quick sale. Call est bulldlllj!. located 352 N I A deuert course was serv- , with Christ wben we lfterai]J ~4 .,.. !!1 lJ.:' . ' .• RCITOTILLER, $55.00. See Ira after 4 p.m. Audrey Secnnd Street, Middleport C\Jb1'0M butcherma ai!CI- cut ed by the hostesres and favors take his gill to Ill!, eterlial aa(, foqlloh. ~ ~ ' -lin. ' '''· · -, 1',.-Jiman, Bradbury, on Sat- 344 Pearl St., !'>teed for qulc~ ollie. 11> ling Phil Mel«, Phone WY were small clippings of be&orr· vatlon, and t~flit wtlb'-IC!lrn1 ~:l~~;~t · ~~; 81, J!al'~ .j t: I' urday. 4 J1 3tp 2-6464. quire at Oblo Hotel. 1-3510 U 8 Cia Ia. . Ill le118t wltli llO ~ ot,.~ ~ P.nWiliJI, • &ABY 1'\J P\..A(:J. " U.SUL1 PRODlJCINQ lt1rr, Itarr, Jr., to LUcy A. Am11bary,ll • 1.f: •;. , r.'NI NOT IIOING TO Wt6IE MY TVo\E CflASlNG THAT \1/RETCHE(> MAN �., • Charles Hayman to Retire in 1965 fter 40 Years as Teacher, ,. Clllrlee Hay1111111, 4D yean a Mel&l Coo!DIY ectucator, ..., nonnped IGdly be wUJ rellre II u~ belld of Soulbem Loa! Sehool diJtrict when UU. term .of lcllool • ended. Mr. JltJman'l retlrllllletll wUJ ad - at lealll for 1J!e preletll ... teacbtnl ol 311 yean m the Sou!bero Local ,. ' l>lstrlet syslmn. A ieplacemeut for Mr. Hay. 111811 bas 1101 J>een •111101m""" by tbe ·boaril of education. It Is eapeeted, bowever, that a '"" uecutive b~ will be of. flclally omploytCI later tbla monii1"We deiiDitely have .,meone In mlDd to lake over the job lllr. Hayman .... .. eapably blllldl4d for .. IDllll)' yean," aald """ member of the board. Mr. Hayman, a native of Letart Falls, the son o' the .late C. W. and Blanche Weaver Ha,.inan. began his teacbtnl career in 1925 as a science and blstory teacher in a Union couaty high school. He came to Meigs county In 11m •• principa' of the old Letart Falls (twc>-year) H I g b school. He organlzed tJ>e first baaketbaD team at Letart lOgb. Mr. Haymat came to Racine 11 a lecb2r in IJ31 wbeu eooIOlk!otJoa made !be bish ICIJCI9) tbere the only one iD Southem Local School Dillrlct. Mr. Haymao was also besket.ban COIICb In bla ...... pooitioo at Racine. u 111ipment in whleb he enjoyed singular suc- ceaa. In bls first year Racine won 26 end losl two. II was durin1 the followin& season of 1113.'134 II!IIOn when Emest Wingett tooll over for one year. He bepo coachln& again In ~ I~ ......... oo ~toni~ ' ( t !IIP"l durlfiC the aeetn ilt-. Bl)1nan thecl CQo. tlnood u · CliMe bOa at llaclDe until 'C!Ie .,._ of lbe liSe • 51 .,....., Ill ,blld then coached at ~ It pan. lfu teamJ' ·'!'d.- .... 224-78. HaymiJ! ...., bired as prlncJ. pal ol Rail;.,. 111gb school in 1935 aDd ~ued in that capacity "':~!live head posts were in 1957. He lbua .was executive head dUrinl· ttii' conotruction of the new Soutberr. High School buildlnl wblch wu !lrst occupied • at y lnl' i-_____________________ - VISIT RILEYS Easter weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley, Sr. w pic1 l.!rtu even U'l~~~ "'"' l l, t96S GROVER'S STUDIO YOU CAN REALLY SAVE ON THE 1ST FLOOR- Sale prices oa Slips- Pegnoir Sets In the Lingerie Department- on ·wallets for Mea and Women - low prices on CosmetiCJ and Toiletries - on Mens Shirts Wornens Hosiery - and Many Other Itelllll - It'll pay you to stop on thll 1st floor - browse around and see all the special values. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY OUR BANK IS AN INSTITUTION OF "FULL SERVICE" FOR ALL! Fl "I'm Bernard Neutzling, Service Manager at Tom Rue Motors, Middleport's new Chrysler-Plymouth and M - F Bids Opened On New Road To Camp Area Imperial Dealership at 399 South Third Street. We know a lot of folks judge a new dealer on the kind of ser- A bank i• on institutioa of service-in our oase, of "Full Service"-for you, your family, your business. For whatever your bonking service need moy be, yo11'll probably find that ol least 0110 of lt!e many services conveniently available bere under one roof will meet that coed ••• promptly, elllcientl:r, ecoaomically. vice he gives, And that's why we'd like you to try ours. F Fot "'fuU Service," bank ftere, •• now I Your Savings Now Earn 4% Interest We take pains with our work We like our work. Our people ore well-trained. Enthusiastic. MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio TONIGHT & SATURDAY "THE KILLER$" r POMEROY NATIONAL BANK T T Serving Meigs County for over 93 yean POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation They've got the finest equipment onywhere. (Technicolor) Lee Marvin, Angie Dickln · son, Ronald Reagan., Jobn Cassavettea. We put our all in everything from oil ·changes to major repairs. We'll even send out our best men to find· SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES. April 25-26-27 'WHERE LOVE HAS GONI' (Technlcolor) Bette Davia, Susan Hayward, Michael Connors, Joey Reatherton. Novel by Harold Robbins. A Teenage girl, Joey Heatherton vivacious, poised and blithe spirited. pert and petite, ba!l the im· part of an H·BOMB! Fe1tureHe: Post M.n Wlnt ColorCirtoont ROUSHES ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Roush, Lincoln-St. entertained Easter Sunday with a family dinner. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roush, Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cline and son, Ricky, Rio Grande; and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush and son, Eric, of Oak Hill, Ricky Cline, who re· sides with his gr&ndparenta· while his parents attend Rio Grande, is spending the week and stop that elusive rattl11 you've alwoys comploined ., about. Yes, sir-we'd like to serve you. We'd like to meet you. ' So, come In today and take adventage of our Celebretion Special. Okoy?'1 ... ' .. ' ,, ' ~ •' '. . ' TOM RUE FLEX STEEL 2 PCE. LIVING ROOM· SUITES ~~-'5 R en tine . Many, U •..t aU, of lt.e "-a as willie dw •••• an estlmaled dnoi!J 1t11 llmts !bat of wmr. o staro _______________ _______________ - ·:~ ·:..,;''l :J,~~... ~.. --------------------~==---~1.1 I Ranges - Utility Cabinets - steel Wardrobes - Curio Shelves - Livin& Room Suites. POMEROY, 0. 8 NOW YOU K.NO , ~ SALEI FURNITURE ON THE 2ND AND 3RD FLOORS- Sale prlceti now on Porch and Lawn FUrniture - on Breakfast Sets - Gas and Electrle WY 2-2475 3 '* SALEI WOMENS COATS AND SUITS In the Ready To Wear Department on the 2nd floor. Select the one you want and really save. You'll want to also see the new selections of Sportswear for women - teen agen and girls - Ideal for Spring and Summer wear - Shorta - Tops - Skim - Knee Knockers - Slacks - Dresses AI - He has signe<' well over 2,000 diplomas. Even today II some- ate?" !be ..,._. II feadU, from lllr. Ha}'llllll wltbout """""'"" to bll lllet. lllyi!UID graduated fi'OJII terbein College with a B. A. degree in tm and received hla Master'• Degree at Ohio State University ill 111M. He Is a member end past n.aster ol Racine Masollic Lodge lal F & AM, a member of the Eastern Star at Racloe and the Scottish Rite at Columbus. He ls also chairman ol the board of the Racine Home Bank. fortbcou!Jnl ELBERFELDS OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM to 9 PM bethH and to mo~e you proud \\' bers in the thousands. one <'Jrio411!y - . . "WWieD, I wooder, dld 1-'IHo) ~ opf-oll unity to be&t OffU Hayman ,...ked outside of Southern Local School dlatrlct lklce bav· ill& been employed •• Letart High school, .,.. durin& the 11134-35 term wnen be taught English at Middleport High l<hool. Teacher!' personal records doo't record sucb thin&•. but the pupils Mr. Hayi!UID bat shepherded through their secondary education surely num- Ohio Commies' Spokesman gets Mute Reception Rl e>~cellent ·n.e Says Teachers Nearly Forgotten II Yi~ts of Cllfton were Mr. and MrL William D. Lee end family, MIchael, Russell, Kenneth, Lori, and Lois Ann, Dexter City. Otbo er vlsltora Sunday afternoon b eluded Mr. end Mrs. Cecll s.... gent and family of Oleshln. An b1 the faD of 11161. only Ume Mr. ' •· Oeee•Bd Te The fnterfiiU IJI Til. Jlei••-M- 4. .;,, ~~::-:::--:-:-:-------------__:__ _ _ _ _ ·'l :J~ . 0 VOL XVII NO. 6 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. SATURDAY,.:._~">> ..._ ...;.,:OHIO / ..... '24, 1965 ... m(lk e yolK whee .... ··' MOTORS DISCOUNT PRICE BAKER FURNITURE ~--~---------------.--~--.-------------------------~· 1 \.. I I , ~·, . •.. ,_ ,, .:~1\ :·.-~~~I - . .i . ' . !(" 399 SOUTH THIRD ST.,, MIDDLEPORT, 0. , AUJHQltlilib '0' 1~~~ *' 1'!~ r ·.)t,_'f ' .. .... _ " l ' --f. ' ' .. ' ' •' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 23, 1965 blaine cye duerr romine somerville