https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6242b33392aaeab1b9b6aa7e85d7ef12.pdf a851b24a34fbd91082c3cd931fec8423 PDF Text Text ~. ·' I ,i~ '·l . 10.1>-'J.y sentinel, matron'slnspect!on at St. Clair.. Iron, living the farewll. RePomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 8, 1985 and d a Th vOle, June 12, gran P · Ireshments were served by el· Iron's lnspechon, June 19. An rna Dtll, Verhe Gordon, Freda Invitation was also received to Ball Mabel Bearhs aed Nancy attend the inspection of Job's Walker. The refreslunents tabDaughters, May 10. les were attractive In white cov· . d The meeti ng c1ose 1n regu1ar er and cen tered wt'th arrangeform with Ella Smil!I. past rna· ments of red and ~azaleas. ~bolA Nine applicants were ac-cept· 111 for membership when Chester Cowtcll, Daughters ot Amer- Plans were made f~r inltlalca, met Tuesday evening with lion at the June meetmg when :18 members present. j Pomeroy Chapter 186, OES. Elizabeth Hayes. associate ' mel Tuesday evening at the 1 councilor. presided and report-~ Masomc Temple. eel m wer9 ' Kate Hayman, Bel· Clara Sue Soulsby, worthy i Initiation is Planned for June Meeting tHine Accepted +!As Members of Council ,,Cbester Zirkle, :Most'Excell~ ' Chief was In ·chal1•· ol the PI were made and com- meeting. ans mittees named for the annual Servll)l. as pro-tem offlcen Inspection to be held Jwte 1 Wj!re lolrs. •Karl OWen, Protecwhen the Meigs Temple Pytht· tor, and. Be!ty Biggs, Guard. an Sisters met Tuesday evemng Mrs. Otho Watts and Mrs. Max Sa bo ' led Ul d at the hall in Middleport. Mrs. n m were repor . an Named by Group Gllmort who lost thejr !albers death tly . by recen . · · There· were 47 . visits made and f41 open! for altuistlc work. Tho Ways and Means committee eed 1 to •nnoun a rummage sa e die Wolfe. A communication was read from Edith \\~akt>lr di~trict deputy. thanking the Coun· ell for participating at th• ratly worthy patron, presided. and Saturdays 9:00to 9:00 Lovely for Mother,! LINGERIE Osbournes ore Hosts when of the Past Councilors was an· nounced for Wedne~dil\ . May 12, at the lodge h' ll. At the clo<e of the meelin~. . a cake walk was held lind won Gifts In Housewares Dept. l:iru - I Kellee BurdPttl' Celebratl'.• Birtlulm• Mrs. A. L. Phelps gave Give her intimate lovelies' Gowns, Peignoirs, Slips and Shifts. All the most important names in lingerie are here. A great selection of nylon tricot t!_lings. ISh I FWSi if . . . _,. ........ ltf __ ..,..,...... ______ ...... .._hloo, ................. tliio w,~.&aat ....,. :w~~..-. REMEMBER HER ON MOTHER'S DAY Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush. Mrs. Julius Sauvage, Mrs. Den· MePI8 on Tuesday ver Kapple and Tommy MastLoyal I 14 SKENT Sot: MI.M ers. The Loyal Pals Class of the WITH A DRESS FROM ELBERFELD$ ,..._...,,.,......,.,< Tuesday evenmg at t h e , nome of Mrss Fran"'' Rou<h i Mainly About ~rs. Robert Raw lings, pre- ( Sident.. <·onducted the meetmg . ' People In The devotions and progra'TI > p were given by the Rev. Donald ·1 0mer0y <;:~f'--;..:.,..,._,,.,,.. • '' ...... -. r ... a Loyal Pal.~ Class "rN FASHION RIGHT FOR MOTHER'S DAY in craftsmanship make these a jacket dress - dressy "something special" gift a wide selection of fab- for her. Handsome choice dress - shift - we can fit her - shirtwaist - rics and colors, handbags t he With COI!t!Dent«< alumillum ·waterleD coobue. you'll save f1iei, food and time. You'D be proud of the delicious, nourishing meals you C8!l aeate with Continental Glra·tbick -'WIIiaum ill yow · ~wbe~ Mother would appreciate a new set of cooking uten· sils. Select now from 1 complete selection. of new shapes, new sizes ' 1 attending including Mi." Mil· ,Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ritchie tired Hawley. Mrs. Allen Jenk· !and son were Mr. and Mrs. Rlwlings, Mrs. Guy Heyoolds. Psul Grinstead of Belpre, Mrs. MISs Nma Russell. Mrs gdgar !clair Spencer and Carrie Beth Reynolds, Mrs. Grace Pr·att and :Bearhs, Pomeroy, Mrs. Harley the Rev. and Mrs. Donald Hicks. :Swisher, Middleport. and Mrs. 'William Grueser and children. I Mrs. W. R Carpenter attend· MEETS TONIGHT The Evangelme Chapter. Qrd. 1ed the motber's weekend at er of the Easlern Sta1, of Mid· Ohio University and was the dleport, will mecJ Thursday guest of her daughter, Alita, at . evening at 7:30 p. <II. Plans lor Lindley Hall. · 1 annual inspection will be made. Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Swaa business visitors In Park1-=='-==..:..;~.::::-:, j were ersburg, W. Va., Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. William Dlllard of Lancaster visited Wednesday Pomeroy, Ohio with her varents, Mr. and Mro. Rlrry Keiser, Miers ville. TONIGHT NOT OPEN Give Mother Dainty Duster Cool, care-free blends! Choose from pretty florals and pastel solid colors some be-ribboned and lacy, some neatly tailored. MEIGS THEATRE Card Group Meet. Tue1day Evening Mro. Betty Smith entertained with a card party Monday even{Technicolor) ing at her home in Middleport. Buddy Ebsen, Keir DuUE"a LQis Nettleton. ' Attending were Mrs. Pat John"APACHE RIFLE$" , son, Sonya Wayland, Elsie Had· (Technicolor) dox, Emma Moodslpaugh, NanAudio Murphy, Linda Law· cy Morris and Betty Smith. Priton, Michael D1mte. zes were awarded to winners during the evening. IUN.-ON~rUES. Refreshments of opo, potato Moy 9·10-11 chipo, sandwiches, and candy "FATHER GOOSI" Cary Grant, Leslie Ca ron were served by the ho1tess. Our· CTechnicolor) lng tbe evening the birthday of Mrs. Smith was observed and cake, jello and coffee were served. MASON . . Enga1ement Being TONIGHT • FRIDAY "HOW TO MARRY A Announced Here PRINCH DISH" Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bass -andannowtceo the engagement of Mol Zotterling, their daughter Carolyn to Mr. Virginia Ma11kell and Dwight Ray Bissell of Cheoter. Peter Sellen in The wedding will take place "ONL T tWO CAN PL.it.~~ at tbe Pomeroy church of Christ ..,.,., Moy a May lSth at 6:30 p.m. The cereAlldle Murphy, Merry Andon mony will be performed by tbe "MAlL ORDER BRIDE" DRIVE·IN DOES MOTHER HAVE AaDAR CHEST? A 1 Elberfelds have In their 3rd floor Furniture Dept. just the "Lane" Cedar Chest to match Mother's Bed Room Suite. Early American - Modern French Provincial Danish Modern and Tradltonal Styles. Maple - Cherry - Walnut - Mahogany. GIVE "MOM" THAT NEW DINEM SET SHE HAS BEEN WANTINGI On Elberfeld& 3rd Floor ·you'D find the Dinette. Set you have been looking for. Early American and Modern styles. 5-7·9 Plece .Sets. Round, Rectangular an4 Drop Leaf Tables, :·1· A Gift Of Mother Should Hav~ GLOVES A Comfortable For Mother's Day . . ' '· . . ...._...," ""-------'lctniJIOIIll' "..,. , •, ·.'. ~.. ; She'U applaud you lor your choice of feminine new e:tov- ea, 11tyled for sumomer and lor ber. Bring Your Mother To Elberfelds 3rd' ~loor . Furnitur' Dept. Let Her Pick-A Comfortable Chair A5 Your Gift· To Hef For "Mother's Day." See The. Large Selectio~ OfJ~pckets, Rilclil)e.rs. FASHION JEWELRY FOR MOTHER Choose colorful pins, necklaces, earrings ' .- .,;,.. Wood .. . . '• I Rpcker.s and: . ,,,Lounge . Dept; . '' from 1 sparkling col- e -'•i I • . • • .. ' at Elberf~Jd~ : 3rd Floor Furnit~ ' ' ' ::~ri~.:· ~r:ch~J;:,.h.lloai5~ ~tb~:~~~==================-.:.~'=·=t·~l: ·:~1 :.i~·~':·~•-'-·'~'-~'~''~-.·~1~!~·): _·-~s. ·~, ~~~:.:.~~t.~t;~~~~~~i c ur ( ~----------------------------~----~ lection. "LADY IN A CAtl• Eight trWJtees were eleeted to three year terms at the annual meeting of the Meigs Cowt· ty Chlpter, American Red Cross, Wedneaday evening, at the Amerlc8n Legion HalL Tbese are new trustees Lin· oey Lyona Jr. of Tuppers Piafno. Bob Wln8ett of Syracuse, Lloyd Blackwood of Chester, aacl Vernon Weber of Rutland. TrWlte<t rnilrlltll*-'llud· eii Al~ '· JYemer-;-'to'!a B. Hamp*l, liuf HoJt,' and C. E. Bllktl.l . . Election of officers, accord· lnf to the consUtutlon, w!U take place at the next meei:Ing ol the Baard of Dfrecton Wednesair June 2, according in color and texture. the. group singing the hymn in · Clinic. Her room number is umson at the eonclusion. Re- 116. 1 qorted ill were Mary Bailey and . Mrs. E. J. 1011 left WednesMabel Hysell. Miss Roush ser· day !or a business visit in Coved a dessert course to these , Iurn bus. inson, Mrs. Audrey Fru~t. Mrs. I Sunday afternoon guests of Moy 7-8 Extra quality, extra care Just any type dress she needs we have-whether the story of the writing ol rhe ' Mtss Sadie Phillips Is a modhymn. "In The Garden" with I ic-al patient at the Gallipolis FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Handbags ex11 Clo1hldc afumiHm ...' P SA~· FRANctS:"7:~: Eight Chapter Trustees· Named >leepwear and Slips to pamper her love of pretty in serving cupcakes de;'!lra!ed readmg ~n John the Beloved, with roses. ice cream and rTIIlk ·alter whlrh the hostess servto the children. I:How-our favurs ed refreshments to the above were given the children. nam~d and Mrs. Elwood Bowlers. Mrs. Gardner Wehrung, Middleport Church of Christ met SAUC! PAM 10-inclo SKILLEI The meeting, in charge of teacher. Mrs.· Pearl. i<evnolds QT. 2 QT. SAUCE PAN 3 QT. SAUC! PAN 5 QT. DUTCH OVEN 1 Kellee Burdette. daught ~r of Mrs. Jerry Masrers, vice presi· Mr. and Mrs 1\;t.> wman Bw·. dent, opened with devotions lak· dette, celebrateJ ~ 1er ~ix t h bir· en from Colossians 3:8-1 7 by thda}' with a part.Y lit>ld during Mrs. Walter Kennedy Jr., who kinderga rten cla~~ts Tuesdav _ also rt<ad <ln <:1/'!l('lt· ·on Lo ve" Helpers ind udt-d Cindv HimJ~ from The Upper Room. Mrs. Lisa Hereald . Mar.v B~1 ggs. '!'~: Hamid Smtlh read a poe~ . ny Burkett and Howard West. ''I Remember ," and the devoSeated at the birlhdHv loblt> ' lions closPd with prayer by were the honored guest,- Kelltot'. Mrs. Charles Eskew. . Mary Boggs. KHIJ1y Meadows .. Durmg the busmess sessiOn, Becky Fultz. Carla Meyer and tt ~as voted to meet at. 8 p. specia l guest . Tracy BurdNie. m. m~tead of 7:30 p. m. tn the sister uf 1\ellee. Mrs . Burdette future. H was also voted to was assistt'd b.v htor -gnmdmo- Sl:' ll get wei~ cards as a money !her. Mrs. H.ov 'l'ra cv and the makmg proJect. Hicks. Mrs. Alire Robeson gave I 11 111 .I 5c~ I "or; I \1r and Mrs. Louis Osborne emerlamed · the Golden Hulo C las~ oJ the Pomeroy Church of ( 'hn st Tuesday evening at their home on Lincoln Heights. 1 lab Maxie. , .. : ·~: ,!! A big rna.Jorlty of the resl-~solidatlon while 27.3 per cent residents of Pomeroy on the dents of Middleport and Pome- seemed to oppose it and 8.2 per question, "Would you support roy who rtjlfl'l'ed survey sheets cent did not answer the que.. the bulldl!lll of a swimming circulated recently by !hi! Meigs tlon. . pool In the village o! Pomeroy." County Jaycees have Indicated It was also noted through Th ho ed 1 w . 63 6 per t11ey favor COIIIDIIdatlon of tbe the Jaycee survey that 4U t vil!agfli. per cent of the teople in Pome- cen persons m orneThl1 llllJlOIII!cement was roy and Middleport returning roy who responded to the forms d toda by Cll t M D i 1 h 1 1 1 ha · need were for building a pool, 20.1 ~J!:man :rlhe s;vey cpr:e~t: ~e lno~':ne:io~ ~i:~:schooi went wtanswered on 16.3 per ·and Ja cet Prealdent Bill Mil- 9 otem, l2. 3 per cent felt it cent of the ourvey sheets. ler y should remain unchanged and The Jaycees said soa Iorms The Jay*s Indicated that 22.9 per cent did not answer were returned from both towns 64 5 per cent o1 the residents the question. and 283 of that number were in' the two towns who returned McDalol and Miller also list· submitted by residents In Pornformsindlcatedtheyareforcon- ed favorable response from the eroy. ,· :::.:.:::.:=:=:..:::::..=:.=~=-=-:::.:.::.=:::.:....:..:.::.:.:.:::...::..:.::.:_~~;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I Closs Meets i'~ . Opinion Poll Proves Large Majority Want r ·owns to Consolidate GIVE MOM HER FAVORITE Fanny Farmer CANDIES Candy Is just right for Mother's Day. Choose hers from the com: plete selection on the lirst floor. " and Estht>r Ridenour tahnked ay • . ew ars te , une members for cards se m them 5; . Wllkesvtlle, June 11: Euphewhile ill. Lau ra Mae Hartrmg. mta. Jwte IU. the worthy grand Zelda Weber and Estht>r Ridt'n -· ,,·: . •J :· ','1., ·, ·\ ' Erma Cleland , counril depu· ,Bartley. May 15; Hamsonv!lle, ty, gave 8 report on the ra lly May .'7: Remersvtlle, May 20: and thanked the members for ~ure~u~~ ~ay ~I; ~:~~·~·~"it taking part. Lurill• Kraeuter 1 "M· ~~~~IS, May hf• ld a J e given them at rally A meeting .. • • /OL XVII NO. 17 thank you note was read from our thanked the Council for gifls ~ -------------------------------------------------------------------~----------------------------------------------------------------------:t~~ 7o c ~-------------. FIVE CENTS ... ~y uiDDLEPORT. OHIO FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1965 . -~. -------------~--------------------------------------~----~--··----------~----------------------------------------------~-------------------- ;~.~~~E= ----------------· ~:1 ~ 1 -. i ![ ;,lll .f .::.= 9:00 to 5:00, and the team to have white Invttattons. were read to .at· Jloves. A meeting ul dist rict tend Inspection of the followmg I officers was announced for 1 Chapters, Belmont, the chapter May 23 a1 the Chesrrr ha ll. of grand conductress. . H~len 01 nd o.iNer• r, Tu ,,.,._, 81 'liN Jlei,.Maon Ar• Open On FrldtY, Vida Carson•. d~puty gra~~ matron. of D!Stnct 25, for courteSies ohown her. A comFirst nomi.natton uf officers , mUl!ication was read from the was held. Plans were made for icha~rman of Grand Chapter atinitiation and the observam·t~ of If'an,g&.'llents, concernmg a bantheir 3lst anniversary , st the'quet on October 27. Grand Chapnext meeting, Mav 18. Mem· lter Will meet October 26 . 28 m bers are asked to. wear white I Clev~la~d. by Margart•l MeClam ' STORE HOURS: A -l• • . . enttne The bl~s Of Mrs; K.l r I · ·· W n•~ Allm Owen. and ~· 1 '"'" , at1 weftl observ~d during the evening. It wQ. al1nounced tl)at a pra¢tce aalon for tn!Pection ld b '"·ld wou e .,., Soulsby. ,_ -. .' ' sympatby wu extended to · ~, be held' JU!)O 111-11·12 In tbe r... Harold Lemley and· MN. Atdiul' mer Rowley ailct Reed bf"'tii!JI ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ty Roush, /Letha Wood and Gol- matron. and James . ' '· J T~e "aloweot clJII'!n tho West" JOI a break Tbursd~y from , . ,, . , ;, 1 - - - - - - - - -- - -- - - - - - - - EASTERN SENIORS - Athletes of the Senior class at Eastern High school were ! among boys honored at an AI!-Spo~ts Banquet Thursday evemng m the school audt- ~ tonum. Charles McAfee, Athens High cage coach. and Jtm Vennart, prtnctpal and 1 athletic dir~ctor of R_utland High school, were ~peakers. Front row •. L. to R , G~ry . Michaels, Jim Meredith, Roger Spencer, Ken Caldwell. Theron Cruise ami Ken H~I - I tung. Standing, Asst. Coach Gary Parsons, Track and foot. ball coach Dave Stn~kltn .I F' Bill Amos, Mike Will, Dave Leonard , Charles Frecker. Rick Koh!Pntz, Asst. Coach ' Jim Carpenter, and Head Basketball Coach AI Bowen.- Sentmel photo. t I a rl nes Seabee orce on Beach 1 • ' ' Eastern High Honors its 1965 Athletes the lllw. Sixty athletes, managers and cheerleaders were honored ArmllroDC 51, ID unemployeel I'IDrood clerk, was armed Thursday evening at the annual wltlla pellet •••. ne weap- All-Sports Banquet of Eastern •• wao fastened oo securely High Sch<~l. to bll beH that be couldn't Jim Vennarl. longtime coach free It for the attempted rob- and now principal at Rutland to Vernon Nease. chapter chair· I bery. Federal Judge A. J. High School, and Alben• High ZlrpoU aoted Armstrona:'s out~ school cage mentor Charles Meman. ltalldllll World War 11 record Afee, were gue!t speakers. Dorothy Smith. ll.d that be had ao previous I McAfee. who has been coach· 1ave the report of the lroable wllb pollee. Then he ing at Athens. High Schooisince 81111ual meeting in May, 1964. Mro. Mary Hamm, blood relellecl bim 01 bl• own rec- 1954 where hl9 teams ~ave re· corded a total of 173 Wins aprogram catrman, reported tpllaaee for 11 days. gains! 56 defeato, urged the 40ii units of blood had been reathletes of Eastern to "Believe celved during the last 12 montht. These were disbined for the uae ol M~s Cocmty realdMII to the lolloWii!C 'boapltals: Veterana Memoria~ units; Melp General 31 unit..; Holle!', Ill unill :St. Joseph, 17 unila; Camden Clark, 10 Its; Pleasant Valley. a units; WASIUNG'I'ON (UPI)-Presl· new landing field!, planes, bel· 0ut of area, 73 units. dent Jolmsun today signed the icopters and expanded opera· The lui v!IH ol the BlJIOtl. special $700 million appropria- lions m Viet Nam. IContlnuecl on page 2) to light the wa. in Viet "Our patience and determinaNam and warned that U.S. wil· lion are wtending." llngness ot talk peace lhould The President signed the not be regarded •• a symbol of measure at a White House cercowardice. emony attended by members of "Until the aggresS01'11 have Congress. Congress approved indicated their willingness to the special appropriation as a talk, we Intend to press on," vote of confidence in his Viet Johnlon said as be signed the Nam policy within three days measure providing funds lor after he made the urgent re· 1., . SAIGON (UPII - An American task force of 6,000 M>r ines and Seabee; lauded on a South Vietnamese . • k' R 11 d beach today to build " new air base for launching even in what you are domg. before t~ mg over as u an more punishing ratds aga inst Com munist targets on both "You fellows set the pattern Hrgh prmcrpal and athleltc ·ddt- SI·u es o1. th e 17 th pat..J II e1. for the boys who follow you rector. also observed, mt st. The landmg pari v t• ncountered no opposition. But here,'' McAiee said. H.· point· I humorous anecdoles "Th:re. IS three battalions ul v,,:t Cong guerrillas attacked a camp ed oul that tl~e destre to excel. no substitute for plam ole hard ' r R n- n Catholic refugees in the Mekon;; Delta Thurstalent, tradition and abtlily "" I work." Mr. Vennart patd trrb- ~ d~'y n~~h~ killing 48 Vietnamese and wounding 77. 'I'hir· other ingredients required of , u,te to the c~achmg staff of ly other Vietnamese IVI'W ::::::-". . ...:..:.:..:= fme athletes. ! Eastern High and all other ltisled as mi" in g and po" i· tacked transportation targets Vennan ,•· a much: respected schools oF the area. lbly taptu red. Tliursday mght in two separate member .of the .fam•ly of spo~ts Toastmaster for the b;mqut'l A l; .S. sp\Jkes mi\n dt•srri bl'd nussw ns. . leaders m Me~gs county satd, was Charles tiiedi Carr, a lhe guerrilla a.<sa ulr as lh<' bt~· Two Skyhawks Jets from the "You all know you have ~~ . pay member of the Eastern Athie\.·· gest tlus year The Vret Con~ Jircraft carrier Coral Sea the prtce_ to be an athlete. ic Boosters Assn, Rev . Ra y l sturmed the r.;~mp at Hai Yen strafed a ~voy on Route 1& Vennan , who led _the . R~rl Warne gave the inv ocation and · 180 mill's so uthwest ol Sa1gun about 70 mtles south of Hanoi. Devils to 11 champ10nsh1ps m 17 years as head football coach - . where Father Nguyen Loc- Hoa,. Pilot s reported "probable dam· rConhnued on page 2) known as South Vtet Nam·, age to two trucks. - - - · · · - - - - - 'lighting pries!." has tong hetct ; Anolher Skyhawk and two !1'4 Ioff the Communrsts with a pn-1 Phantom jets, also from the vale arm; ta iled the ' Sea lCoral Sea, attacked four barges Swallow' · on the Thong ll.ieu River 100 • N W V ar $700 Million for • N • . '""' quest. "ThiS money will be for arms, for weapons of for helicopters and and planes," the President said. "These we use not because we want war but because the aggressors ha>e made them necessary." Johnson promised that U.S. weapons would be put aside when peace comes-"anll we hope it comes swiftly." ' [ In the air war agatnst )iorth vt les southwe~_A)f 1 ~;. A rVtet Na.m, U.S. l'javy planes at· spokesman llill{ ollf''fll""tba - He noted. however, that the Amencan offer of uncondttiOnal peace discussions in Southeast I ASia had produced no response. I "For months we have wa.ted: for a stgn, a signal , 8 whiSper I our offer .... ~.as fallen on rec<!p!Ive ears, he said. "But not 8 sound has been • heard. No·t· a Signal has been Sighted. Sltll we WaJt for a re· sponse. Still we are anxtou._ for peace. " I The Chief Executive said he · ! I' MISS - • • orriS WinS County A d PTA war · barges was' left bu,.ing. Ptlots reported no enemy air~ craft or anti-aircraft fire. All o1 lh I turned safe! e P an~~=nl Number y. Today's big amphibious landing involved 3,000 oombal-ready Marines and 3,000 Seabees. II increased the number of Ameri· ran servicemen in South Viet Nam to a record 41,1100, includ• ing 18,500 men in an acknowJ. edged combat role. Kyger Creek Baccalaureate �.. I r '--~ llebels Release Two Marines New Giri'Scout -Group Meets at Fultz Home Jackets Win First ·Night Track, FieJd Meet I The newly formed cadetM ~~ group of Girl Scouts of Mtddle. SANTO DOMINGO 1UP!I -~ for<'.. here than any other sin- ctvtilan ca5'!lalttes of the opera- Brazllian Col Lannes de Souza port met Wednesday afternoon 'l'wu u s >!annes captut ed gte mcident so far. The new tton when they were acctdental- Caminha 11 I Ponamaman Col. at the hrme 01 Mr. and Mra. Thursday by rebels who rna- cosuolttes mt'l'e&sed tile mlli- ly shot and wounded by . Ma- Franclseo Auecl, military repre- John Fultz Mrs Keith Goble lhine.gunned a medJl'al convoy tary toll o( the U S resl·ue op. nnes Thursday Manne hehcop sentat1ves of the OriBRIUtlon is tile leade• lind Mrs. J 0 h n Uf•rt released unharmed Thuro oration here to n killed and 62 ters carrle<j thorn to Ute as- of American States Fultz. asoistant -~ py n1ght wounded sault earner Boxer lui treat- The medical convoy, two The g1rl1 compri.., the 8-7-Sth S: ,c .._, ¥bree Mann., wert ktlled Two M1anu Herald Newsmen, ment. . Marine.. before the two men grade! Kayte Russell wao elect- '~1 ~-..lid two were wounded m the Latm American Edttor AI Burt Tite two captued Mannes were released. ed as the ~tribe and Lu Ann ' illllck on the convoy, whtrn tn- •nd chtel photoJrapher Doug tenUtttvely idot~tifled 11 Cpl. French was olected treasurer. :'flicted heav1tr losses on US Kennedy , became the l!rot US Ruben Garcia and Pic D.J. Th medical eonvoy, two Makull up the aroup from •· -- · - - South ..ell •no home town• jeep. and • -tl!.n -truck carry- the 8th grad . wore Kathy Bunce avatlable ) were brourht to a lni seven Martnll, wal ahot up Ltncta Cochrane, Brenda EdMarmo forward command post when it look a wrong turn and ward!, Lu Ann French, Anita on the waterfront In 1 gray blundered Into a rebel-held sec· Fultz. Debbie Gilkey, James panel truck crowded wtth reb- tor of the city. The trucks were Gilkey, Sharon Glaze, Jennifer els. on the way from San lsdro air- Goble, Mananne Kloes, Debbie The rebel• ourrendered the base to the international refuge Laney, Robin Milia, Kathy A public expre.,ion of ap- Phvlli< Skumrr , Wllmetta Lelf- · men to Marine Capt. Pony zone wttn a load of medical Moore. Joyce Riley, Kayle Rus' .reclatlon wa• ..tended today hell, Be una Gi UOJOr. The 4-H Baker, who handed them 011 lo IUpplies. sell; 7th rrade, Helen Glaze, I ·; by the generol planning com - ~ Clubs tn tho t•ounty eontrlbuted -- - Paula Gomer, Breda Justice, ·.m1t!H tor "Chuck Blakeslee cookies Fllther, Son Dlnber Beard, Debra Herrmann, Mary '! Nlght" on May 4 at Pomeroy Tht Garden Clubo furnishing Debbie Malden and Sheila ,, JIIgh School arrangements for the table• Planned by Lodae Toney: and 8th grade, Gall ,, H. E. •Pete \ Shtelds 1enenl were the Twthght Garden Club Middleport Lodge rfo. 363, Beard, Debra Herrmann, Mary -chairman listed the following orrangement made by Eva RobFree and Accepted Mason•. has Holman and Nancy McCall. -{leraons and organizations who son Amateur Garden Club. arset Friday, May 14, at I p. m. Memberthlp Ia limited for ' .partlelpated In the arance- rangement made by Mrs. Rolor I~ anunal father and son' better sessions but girls may ,,ments bert Coats: Wildwood Garden banquet. ' place their name 011 tilt Wilt- Relreohment commtttoo , Club, arrant•mont mad• by All Maaont of lht lret and ing !lot. The meeting wq cto.Paullno Atkms. Harriet Nefiler, Ada Holter CHICAGO IUPil - The cur- their cueots are extended a ed wtth &roup slnglnf of tapo. trjlllCes Spencer. The general chali mon f o r Mrent skateboardln( fad is dan- cordial !nvit•tlon. A program II Browniel and punch were llflrY·Servm& at the punch bowls "Chuck Blakeslee Apptedallon flllety Council declaretl Thurs- beinJ planned. Tickets may be ed. The next meetlnr will be durinl tho evenln1 wert Har- Night " was H. E. Shteids Per- gerous" and produce• "accl- purchaoed from any of the Wednesday, May ll, at t he riel Nelglet . Paul me At k 1n 1, oon• workm1 on th11 t'Ommtt- dental Injuries," tho National lod11e offlcero. holllt of Mr. and Mra. Keith CC~ther!no Shenefltld, Pat Holt- tleo wero Ralph Moore Dick day Goble. er, Sharon Jewell, Rachel Dow- 1 rew Cro11, Carl Blllkam , Lloyd Tho council Issued 1 nat of Cheeter Town•hlp nle. At tllo coffeo oervlcoo were Sterrett, Bob Hoelhcii. And- safety IIJII lor parento of Cootributee 8208 ' IOeneva Nolan. Grace Caldwell, row CroS! Carl Blllkam, Lloyd un otero addicted to the hab· "uby Halliday Gtadvs Morgan Blackwood Pauline Atkin• Har- yo K ood Mro Ronald Clay, chairman ,, . . •1! of last ndeo on omal 1 w en o1 eo11 ect!on1 tor '"" cancer and &nma Whlltmglon r!et Ne1gleJ· and f .r.lml·es Spen-~ u1 11 surlboardl! mounle<l on ro er c .ad In Ch ea~l!r ~ ToWnll hi p, ~ 4:-H Jumor Leaden aulshn~ cer ihe rolreohment eommlttee were Vtckl Morarlty and J uno skateo. reported today f20II 00 In dona' S..lly Moro, Paula Sayoe, Deb [Wickersham w•te respon,ble Hoiiable IIBtio[ICI on_ okate- do ' by etldentl of 'hal lrn 'tit~ Tw ner, Margaret Cole. Ca- : for lomp1~mg the programs and boards accidents weren t avai1- Workers ware Mrs. Glen Law- (Continued from page 1 ) rol Wtlcoxen, Jacklo Jones, Imokmg ilage det'Orations. The oble, aatd John P. Fleminl . the sen, Mrs ·Michaol Benll, Jr • moblte neHed th Meta• Cnuno--bbte Sheet. , Patty Koblenl < goneral plannlnl committee ! couno If's dtrertor ~f public safe- Paul Hoffman, Mro Paul Me- ly Cbapter II blood ODII crodand Nancy Ttlus thanks each tndtvtdual who help-/ty He added - however, we Daniel Mrs. Robert Rltch 1e, llo. TbJny-ft" of tbeoe art In charge of 'eg tsl rahon were ed to make th" event posstble, I have reports rangm& from m~: Mn. NICklols Leonard, Mn. lireldy obllrated " It wUI be The greatest array of speakDorta Eutman. Dawn Carper land Elberfeld• Department nor abra,ono lo deaths. Harold Newell. Mro. Richard very noceo..ry to han 1 rood mg talent ever assembled 10 • nd Pattv Dor1t The R o c k Slort for the use of 11.8 lurm- Some of the t'Ounctl 's safety Barton, Mrs. Henry Beaver , lura out at the ...t bloodmo- any one stile on the same ,.$prlngo Home OemoriS!tat 1on tw-e 1or t•· 11 PI ,,. 1tage se ttl ng. Mrs. George Frederick Jr bile vlott O<beduled fer J... evening will help OhiO RepubliClub was responsible for wit.. 1 The program was under tht - Tht "sidewalk ourler" Mrs. Ronald Clay, Mr1. Georg~ Zl, l<eordlnl lo Mn. llltmm. cans pay tribute to Ray c jiervmg on tm• conumttee were threcl!on of Robett Hoeflich. lhould use nonslip soled shoeo Sargent, Mioa Marie DtiviS, Mrs Volunteer workero recelvinJ Bl!l!, Wednesday, June 9 when - Lando Cliy. spectal Red Croll pins dono!- "Salute to Ray BUss dtnners ._ MAN JAILED -'t"81~ ~ou~s ~1 ~l~nteer t:k will be held tn eight Ohio cities An estimated 300 person• watched Middleport wh. the first night track and field meet with Pomeroy Thursday night, 72 points to 39 points. Top point gatherer of the meet was the Jackets' fleet AIan Wallace with 20, on firsts In 1 ~~ ·_ Appreciation is Extended ~-~ To Blakeslee Night Helpers Skateboard'Ing Fad'DangerOUS' Says COUDCI'} I E•'ght Trustees Are Narned I 1 HELEN HELP US! 1.-- by Helen Bottel--' •· dtd Saw Not Alway• Trao US Ag Men Here Syracuoe Marshot Milton Var- In Barberry Work ian Thursday on DWI. a chlfifl of part of It ANOUNCE I DANCES ' 1 •-• 1 w? T•-p B dB t Dear Helen Could yoo somu 'i~ "" ~meroy an oos ero ·, t. II true thll the best way MIS R. P G. A,.n wtll sponsor • high school to • man'o heart ;. through his Dear Mro G dance party Saturday night from . h'' LOOKING UP 1\E I You 'd let tile Alllf kind of I to 11 p m at the Pomeroy stomac ·1 t lk if d •I t HI h Aud 1t · Th J t~ PES !'care 1 your a~·'•r i onum • ayo qttar Lookmg . Iplanned lo take I job '" tho aloo wtll emcee • dance to~tght .That depend• on whether you ctly, or eve~ to eollege II sl the Kyger Creek high school ;ore a good cook - or a surgeon. she lo tile k n any parent c~n at 7.30 P m. EST. -'H Itrust thand be ~~ud~ of, ·~II Doa~ Heion · 'fttay 11 rt"1Y. 11 Staves 0 er IQUAD CAUilD ne oppo um ee , op worry- The Pomeroy emergency-res'our daughter, a lovely, Intel-,tng' - H lcuoe •quad answered a call at li,•nt )Untor, h~pe• lo JOin tho Yuar Helplq Hand Oeparllllaat 8·24 a m. today lor F I 0 y d Navy and conlmue her 1chool- Dear Helen Cleland, Langnlllt - Dexter Rd IIJ wtth the Navy ·, h•lp Sht Paul J Hobbo is a ten-year- who was taken to Veteran• tS: the ktnd of daughter any par- old boy desperately In need of Memorial Hospital 1ufforinl a eqt would be proud to have and cheennr up. At the a&• of polllblt heart attack w, trust her completely. three, he controcted a slight · !l'ho worm In our 1pple land lease of cerebral Jllllsy whtch JITNEY SUPPER SET !hire atw1ya lo one. Isn 't left htm w1th a opeech defect, A jitney upper will bt held tlloro' ) lot ho remarko mad• [poor coordtnatlon. weak eyes, Saturday May 1 at 5 p m at by:"il:- Mrvice men on hesrlng 1and 1 heort murmur. lilt oul- tilt Racine Junior High ochool of our dauthter't ambition fered four beart attacks. aponoored by tha Raclno Moth' T~ey clatm that tha Wavfl. etc 1 In January bt broke h!a 1., odie! church. Everyone Jo wei· full of ltris looking for on a toboqan. Than In March come. kicks - any ktnd of k11ka - ~ he had his fifth heart 11t1<k. a~ that our ollowm1 her 1o Preoonlly he Ia eonflned 1o bed TO PRACI'ICE join " comparable to a lamb •and wotcheo avidly for nr•il. MeJcs Tempi~ Staff and Offl· be!nl led to staugllter. He hu I ho!IM tutor provided cera will prscttco Monday May then 1 aoked a friend whoae by tht achool diltrict, but only 10, at 7 P- m. op Jo a sailor to get hlo optn- lwtce a weok, aa ha tlreo eaolto~. He wrote and said h• ly TO DINE ON CHICKEN wdlldn't ••Y. personally, but I hope whell your rtederl The M•IJs County Coon Hun~ friends of hiS had dated Waves shower him with nr•ll, they will trl club will met! toniJht at ani! dtdn't think too hiJhly of 1lso lncluclt a thou&ht lor hia lht club houoe on Snowblll Hill their morals So we'rt tvon Iiiier, NIIIC'; -AM, .,. !Iva. There will be • chicken dinner more upset. I Wtth all of Paul'a medlr:al billa, precedlnl the meeUn1. All ~n tilt other ~and, our daugb- there Ia no money 1o tvoti buy m1mbero are urged 1o attend. ler haa opokon to stmal of her a doll, ond w!lh al lht 11- - --0111' friends who served 11 olfl- lentloa her brother mutt 111, rone 011 tor yurs, yet they ..... In World War II, and they she can't hep but t.el lonely. are IUppooed to bt letting marenCOW'Igo her ambitions We'•• their llllllll . ., Paul and rled. What are they dolnr'alrtady promised to lien lht Nancy·Anl lloblll, Rl. J, Me- XX, A NEIGHBOR papars. Alltottr Rd , Bedford, New Dear x I would llh Ill add that the Aampshtro, 'lbank yoo very, Wouldn't you llkt to 1Ciioolin1 the Navy will 11vo very mucb. -Mrs. B.P. know•- H. her fan'! tile only ~aoon lor ' Dear Helen: Thl8 column lo dedicated ot her w1nlin1 to jom She feels How lCinJ ahould •n 111111• famtty livtnc. 10 if you're hnIt l'e her palrlolic duty to work men! beT Thia man il around 1ne kid trouble or just platn for lltr country. My tusband 50 and lht woman .e. Whit art trouble, let Helen help YOU. 1nd I are tor.tgn bom and navo 1they w.ilint forT He o!Ayo at Sht will also wolcomt JOUl' triell to inattll tn our two Amer-'her houla every a)fhl Ull 10 H. own amusing nperitnces. Ad· lea chlldrtn a love for their land II Ibm all wotk..nd, from dre11 Helen Botta ln eara of eouidry_ and ! pride In belnl 7:30 UlllUO p.m. Thll butll!a IIIWI(llpor, •on" lo ane I I 1 w~!;re~~ber~~d j&l~:;acu~~ In fact, the Dodger hitters are enjoymg their loftiest posltlon In r'ICOnl year~, ranking JUS! behind Clncmnalt and San Frandsco with a club batting mark of .265. The Dodgers boosted their National League lead to two games Thur!day night by completing a three-game sweep of Nati'on s GOP Leaders to Appear June 9 H ' R Bli In Ohio Dinner eries onorif!g ay ss 1 I You nMII I acorecard to ldentify the Los Angeles """•ers' """"' htlters and it'l worth the price. The familiar Dodger sluggero -Snider Furlllo Hodges and Campan~lla _ ~re gon~ and such unpubllc!zed names as Tracewski Parker Lefebvre ' ar~ winning ' and Griffith games 10 tlleir place. ;':;.1~ and ~d!in: '· s c~ t 1~ th~=~~:,.wh1~ w~l :~•r ~! s• _ high - lighted by his tenure of 18 yeal'l! as SlAte Chaii'lllll!. Bliss assumed the duties of NaIlona I Chatrman on April I. Alter a short response by Bliss, Governor George Romney of M!chJian will deliver the pnncipal addre•• lo the Cleve· , Moyen Park ballroom. Dayton - Senator Georce Murphy of California II Wamp1er's Arena. Lima - Charles H. Percy of Chicago at tht Allen Count7 Falrsrounds. Toldoo - Governor WUH•m A. Rhodes w111 serve as host from the Columbus dinner which will be held at tho Nell House. Alter · howmtroducmg Genera1 Etsen er via the closed circuit Gov• • . ernor Rhndes will present Richard M Nixon, the main apeaker at Columbuo. Speakers •t tile olh•r dmnera accordmg to Niehoff are . Cincinnati Ronald Reacan of Callforma at tile Cincinnati Gardena. Canton - Concreaamln Garaid R. Ford of Mlchi&llli 11 the room. Younlfstown - Senator Thruston B Morton of KenluckJ at •• "'' Idora Park ba II room. "We believe thele 'SIIute to . . . Ray Bhao' dinners, particlpaled ·~ by all 88 counties, wlll uot only be I lirot, but will show the citizens of tllla country that the Republican Party lo IIUI a otron( and, vital force In Amerlcan politics," Niohol(, sa!ll. lU predicted the dinners would attract more than 10,000 pttiOill In tll1 eight cltlta. 1·~~.~~~~nc~ames There were :t04 houro apent by Canton Cincinnati Cleveland volunteooder he~ 1workl~l adt the Columbus Dayton' Lima rO: •hlx Bl moM te •Htstts urlll81 ledo and 'Youngsto~n 'were t e past year " amm open ' · ltli houn Ul ettln blond announced today by H Rtchover d d 11 1111 . ard p Nelhoff Ohio Rep~bllcan recors up lo at OOWIDI · • Bloodmobile Vllito. Finance Committee Chairman. C E Bl k I ti "The dmnen will be linked by aer~lce~ 'to·~~~~epo:a~fJi:: clooed televtaiOII circUit" Nleed ~ ry - I I ' hoff •atd • not o\er ~ cases mvo v 01 · 131 lele hone call•. These in- From the Cleveland Sheraton coded ~ommunlcatlona, advlo- Hotel ballroom, General Dwtcht ory, and other services. Bt.kol- D. Etsenhower will leld the tee tef!C!I;\elf l~t emtrlll'uey ao- tribute to Bhll on behalf of sltanct Ia IVallable 24 hoilra I Ohio Republlca~s, for • IUetlme day seven days a week by of service to the Party and : . . calling hts home or ofltce num.. . , . • ber. or Arthur Hoyt or Miry Hamm. !Continued from Pa1• 1) Dale Kautz reported the 1 Is e Jo dent Johnoon today 11gno Into II Fund Drive hacllnm~t: ~::ff'u~ from pap 1 ) :oo:er, ~"" ~~~~~: r, M1~ taw a 1700 mtlllon VOlt of con- roal wtth $30tl 57 · n ct on. llty, re ' _ ftdence from Confreu for htl Thll wiU be dlvldld appr_oli- Theron Crutoe, etudent counaclmlnlotratlon'o poUcy In VIti matlly 50-10 to provide ael'VICII cll preoldtnt and a vanity Scoufl Dilcu" Nam. Three oemocr1ts caot tile throueh' the local _chapter and athlete, welcomed guest. after Their Home Town only dissenting votes Thuradty thrqh the Amertcan R t d a owak dlnntr preparld by the "M Home Town" the theme when tile Sanatt 1pproved _ 18 Crolo. Ml'l. Alwllda Werlltl', ildy memben of the Booattre lor ~ month was the topic 01 to s - tile Prealdent'a tmerftll- tr•ourer, reported lht balanco Ml'l Otlve Stricklin opened diocuselon when Oeo '11tree Cub cy requeet for txtrl money to In chapter fundi u of May 111 lht Introduction of studento by Seoutl met with their den mopUJh the war In Viti Nam. at •tl4 40. preoenlinl tha cheerleaders, !hera Mrl Rlchtu'11 R<lotnblum Thera were ample warmn11 The ma)OI' part ol the meet- Mr. Ritchie presented h 1s nd Elu GUlliON Jr on 1· after llchooi ai' the from othtro, howtvtr, thll lht , lni waa devoted lo a report by Freohman football aquad, and a congreSIIonal lctlott thould not Mro. Yvonno Sc.ally, wlttr vanity loolball ctrtUtcalfl, r• Wednesday be conotrued •• a blank check safety chairman, who announ· ..,.. baseball awards, varsity R<IHnbaum home. lth the for 111 • out fround war In the ced over 258 eompleted Red baoktlhall awards and lntrom~~ ~edb wH ld Far East Cross swlmminll- In IVM. d tlo 1· the lrt~k and bae• P1 ge to I • 81 Y 110 len Wa 01 L. Mont Oro There are now tlvo re(lsttred uc n Sisson. Places of Interest 1n Erno:i Alaak~ and watar safety inltruclors In baU aquads followed . Ken Pomeroy were dlocu11ed and Gaylord Nelson 1·w11 'voted Meta• Olunty. s!t~~:ts :""'": were Ken plano mada lor I lour nert Wed· al 1 the biD' Nol.;;n teot- 8he also reported on the wa••,., I" pencer, ha nnday. Each boy mull have • : ;:• ., reel 'ttous bar.. In· ter safety survay conducted Clldwell. Theron Crulae, C r- wriiMn permit from hll parents 1 ed 1/ and GrueninJ lhrGllfh tllo CGUDIJ P'I'AI and lea Knl&ht, Steve Baqley, Char- 1o co on tha tour. Refrtlhmenll ::~they :'!ared It would mean tilt lchooil. Thla llll'Vey, &o-leo Elch'er~~~ W•:• ~!k war• served by Mike Gilmore. "undeclarecl war" In Soulhealt llll 1o every child ln the coun- Koblenll, a nar ' n ty, includ., the qe, whether Alia. lhty can IWim, and If they or lni Johnny to Swim" II also ·- MINNEAPOUI Mlu. CUPI) lilY other person Is interested vaUible for 10 ct11ts ea c b National GunfolDtll 111111 volMARRIAGE APPIJCAT!ON In learning lo IWim. The 1081 lhroup Mrl. Scally or tht chap- uteers lflrdtecl lbe wreckLarry LH Baker, 211, Mlddlt- of the American Red Crou II Mr offlcllla. It II 11pected to ICt of'crampled bomMIOolaf port, advortlolnl lllliiiJ&r, "Every Amtrlcu a awlmmtr, be on salt In both Pomeroy lnd for 111.,. Ylctimo tl 1 bud of newspaper, and PhylUI Lou and every awlmmez a llft-1av- Mlddoporl at a t.ter date. lllltr tGrudoeo ·~ rtp. Stanley, 24, Rt. I, llllddleport, er." Mra. Scally 1110 reported tllat ped oome ot MIDaeapells' oecretory. Motion plctllrtl woro ahown the MeiJ• County Wiler Safety 11011 nelttllvt llilubl. At which included "Teaching John- CommllM< of the loci! chlpter lelll 11 penoDI werl lalan LOCAL TEMPS ny to Swim" and "Lifl II'· ltu been 1pproved by lhe Alllll'· dea4 uti more thai tff wert Tht lemperature It Porn" Inc '11lr0111h BratbJni." ltlfJ lean Red Cross to Juut nrlm· lnl ed. roy'• bua!neu dlltrlct It 11.30 JI'OIIP lnMrellld In 111inJ tilt• mlnC cortlftcllea imrnedlaMiy' " :••: wo- wan auek· am. Wll 82 dtiJ'fll undlt' IUD- lllma may CODtact Mfl, lleallJ. a& tht eloM of each lpproYIII eel from tMir Ulllfl by 1M ny okltl. Thapartntl'.llooiltiOII"T..cb- · wiads IIIICI blfled file t~a Paul E Shipman and Wallace Luckw1t.z of tile Plant Control Di • 11lon• United StaMo Department of Arrlculturt, .,.. k Ml Cot lnCo wor. '"I., •1• un Y nnectton wtth tht Batberry ErldJcatlon pro&ram lo control rust m wheat , oats, barley, and rye. Th were thr.. Infested ore properties '" Meigs County '" the last che~k whtc\ wa~ aev~~ years oro. nyon~ ·~ gC:un ~ueoi!~n• g:~ act t • Y x eno on co, f'Y UPJ BrJe• {s I Eastern "•'gh Honors Its 1965 Ath etes '* 1 Mr '!' an!'..u. ~~ s~=::~P~~Ivanl:.~ ° J ManfromAbeline Took 'Ja,/a's20 Years Ago Today atrttll. Ho1101 were ,...~ed IIIIo lllllebatiW. Mlallt, .. leand wlltll IU hrllllr lert up lillfl' CIJM a& Glt-, MIA~ na ltoat II 1111 ...,., Will Don Roush Richard Douc•·· las 'Jerry Warn~ Dennis 1Q¥w; . Ia Ra Just 'Den;liserrf. • n' Y '~ er · 6- , dum, Larry Spe c • I~H Donald, Georl!t Curtia,- &h Gllllllan, Bill Amol, leo Frecker, Jim Meredith, ~ary Michaela, Rosar Barr and ,Darrei Well. B Ra 0 Plul ChldWl ' ntee fer, Roger Allman, John Boprd, Tom Osborn, Gary Mlllll', Ciao•~ , enct Mcintyre, Ron Orrpfluan• ' Tuttle, Rodney Chevaller,,.._ '' Cowdel'J Terry Kaylor;<)lliltllh' Day, David Reed, RaiM>•IHoff:. man, Jot Footer, Jim atac~weU,'' Blll Buckley, John Jlll911, IIId ·• chterleadere, Pat Gald; Jac~ · Bahr, Ruth Lando'!, ~e Truaaell, Cheryl Btitll,., Spencer VIcky Poollf ICarr 1~ Roberta wJII~:"'" ' ~ d 1 23 Punils are ,.. Guests for the broad jump, the 100, tile ' happy one for tile Panlhere, ly cleared 4 feet and .I Inches. 220 , and the 440 yard dashes. [was Senior ilob Smllh'l win- Smith collected I po1n11t, addSecond high 1'185 his brother, nlng the high Jwnp, clearing 5 inJ a llecond In the 220 day Hruce, with 16 points, on flrsta feet and I mcheo. Smith, a stand Phil Swindell gave tile Panthers In the shotput, and 8BO 1 yard out football, baseblll, and baa- 3 points with a second In the run and second place In the ketball player, jumped Tburs- 100. discus and high jwnp. day night tile second time In Track lana were entertained The biggest surprise, and a his llfe and previously bad on- In the period before darkness tile Cincinnati Reds, 4-3. LA's on • wild pitch. lightly regarded batting corps Rookie second baRman Jim raked the proud Clncmnatl Lefebvre (.270) belted two hits pitching staff for 16 rWll In the and scored one of the Dod(en three game set. And they did runs. tt wtthout To~y Davis, their Podres was forced to le..e most prolific hitter. the game with two out In the Ron Fairly hit his second seventh Inning when his arm home rWl m two n'""'· ,..... and ~iftened, ·~ . and Bob Miller rel)errell Griffith, a replacement tltved him to preserve the vetfor the Injured Davis In left eran riShthander 'o second viclteld, also homored lor the tory. Dodgers Thursday mght In sup- Frank Robinson's fifth homer port ol Johnny Podres. of the season •CC?unted lor one D1ck Tracewski, who Is hit- of the two runs yielded by Podtmg .359 and has driven In the res, who wild-pitched the other w1nn1ng run In two garnea in tally home. A triple by Tony the last 10 days , plated another Perez off Miller and an error run with a sacrlltce fly, and aceoWtted for the final Red run. Wes Parker (a .293 hitter) trip- Starter John Tsttourls wu the led and scored tile other run loser. , Middleport Boys' League Base-1ending In mid-July but do away nd 0111 Thurs- with its season and pay-off for ball manager a cers 1 34 the championship tnst"ild they day night drew names oed considered but d~layed a' deelyoungsters who have Sign up for Ia to begin Ma 31 lion on, •a single elimination p y y tournament at tile end for a apePony managers Dr Clyde dal recogmtlon · Ingels and Charles Wmebren- Regular home plate umpires er also organtzed their teams, this ear wtll he Garrett Shepone wtlh 12 boys, the other with har/and Art Stobart. U. They were authomed w use . . 12-year-old boys from the low- Managers will _be calhng first er leogue If durmg the summer shakedown practices next week. they eould not lteid a team be- Therefore, the new boys In rause of vacations or Illness the league listed below with the Twelve-year-old boys will play team they are assi~ed ~. only when ntne 13 and 14--year- should get '" touch With thetr old boys are not on hand. managers at once. These are: All boys lea ue teams have Senators, Mr. Henry Clatworfull rosters of ~~Ithy, 764 S Third-Av, phone WY 2-2434, Chester Roush, John The association voted to con- 1 Bunce, Jerry Garten, Denny ltnue with illl15 game schedule , Brewer, Vern Ord, Steven Mrs. Stewart Will Serve at Girls' State - ~ • r . Mrs Wilham Stewart has been mvited to serve as an adVIS<Jr In county government at the ,\lith ~ual Session of tile Oili9 ..~mertcan Legion Auxtltary'~ liJll:keye Gtrls Slate. Thts p!_lle-<iay government workshop wtll be held again this year on the campus of Capttal University, Cnlumbus. begmnmg Saturday, JWte 19 to Sunday, June 'tl, 1965. As 11 advisor in county government, her duties wiD Include, uftttlng up and adviSing the.oelllltyt'eiectmn board. Helpmg tl/»' ~tria witll the elections. Then, whoa~nty officials hove been e~, she will advise '"rted In · t he and flO t tbUl a.. dut1es of tlwo.offices. Both' 'Mr. ind Mrs. Stewart hav~·~ ·a\itlve In Amertcan Lel!iell' ' and· American Legion Aux1hary. 1'Mrs. Stewart is a charter member of Racine Unit No. 602, and is a Paat Eightll District President. Mr. Stewart Is a Commissioner at Buckeye Boys' StAte. Mrs. Stewart is employed aa 1 Llbrl!fl.,Asslstant In Ohio Unlvel'!l)fy:·:I')Iey reside at 26 MeKlnl :L.A! • til ~~nY• A ens. ' PLANS CAR WASH The Rutlatld Senior Class will sponsor • car wash Saturday, May 8 at the Rutland High School from t a.m. to 2 p.m. This will be the final project before the class members leave for their senior trip to Waahlngton. ALBANV, Cahf. {UPI) - Joekey Johnny Longden came three races closer to hiS retirement deadline Thursday when be booted horne three winners at Golden Gate Park The 58-year-old all - time riding champion satd he plans to retire when he rides No. 6.000 into the winners' circle He now has 5,965 wmners ' _ NEW YORK <UP! , The AII-Amer~can college golf team, made up of the natmn's 10 outstanding collegiate golfers, wilt be announced at a _dmner here on July 27. A eomm!ltee of golf pros, coaches and writers, headed by Arnold Palmer, will select the team. ,..,4,-.: i..~ ..: .,',:.:., :,. 1"'f r 'J NEW YORK (UP!) -A 111ual, the Boston ceJtlcl had 1o pick last at het National Baaketball AssociiUon colleJI)ate drafts, ind, as UJual, Coach ,1. , lege player of Iut ...p picked by the New York ~ erbockers ¥• a terrilotllll choice. He Ia &oint to Oli:IQ1'4 u a llhodel scltolar anclj:s- Vance, M. The seven-lime leage champa may or may not turn pro, Broad Jump - Alan Wallace chose last because In the Inter- Ailo In the territorial picks, 20 ft., 3¥. In ; Michaels, P.; ests of balance, NBA teams Detroit selected Mlchlean'• Bill Cummings, P. p~ck f~yersli In reverse orde~ of Buntin and Los AD 11•1 ea 1 e ID sh 'st of the prevlouo grabbed Gall Goodrlcli of D1~,u•,-: DB. AWsh1ey, M., Mll3_ a11ace ' season. Cellles, making UCLA. AU other clubs Di~bln p n -' ., mockeryThe of the balance theory,a In the Mrrltorial round.prQiled . High Jump _ B Smtih p hove won tre title seven years San Francisco picked Fred 5 If 1 · B w lla 'M ., rWtning, longer thon any other Hetzel of Davidson and llitk GladwelL ~- ' a ce, .; professional team has domina!- Barry of Miami, tho bighOIII Turtle R t I ) P ed I' ed any other sport. scorer In the nation last (C Crace J r~a~b Loome- Pt. Pleasant captur a IVe- Auerbsch Thursday P I c ked . roy . ow, . I s, UIS way track and fteld meet at 011' Johns I s F . son, '" the first _ . D'ehl B c ) 1 1e on o an ranciS- Knick III lckedroand. Dav e'l'llt SWJ 1 56 d~ A ~w ~me H · Mtd Kyger Creek aiThl_ursdayKevenmg co, the school tlrat gave the worth sol :~Ia e po_ ' s ey, ay tndy, K. outscormg G Ipo1Is, Y g e r Celts such stars as Blll Ru seD W'th B die • Buntin and Harris, Gladwell Creek, North Galha and Waha- and K c Jones Toby Kimball ~- h ra ! • first 100 _ yd. dash - A Wallace, rna Htgh school m that order. of c.;nnectlcut ' the nation'• chol IC ~tmg 38 th -~ ~~ ~3 ; Swtndell, P , Ron Hm- The Big Blacks lathed 66 leading reboun'der. Ron n i e roO:'~• .," rest o1 e dyM, · h f t Watts ol Wake Forest; Riehle 11e run - Cheadle. M, 5:- pomts Wit sthtx trs s, 1tv e s~ Tarrant o! st. Michael's Cnl- Baltimore, Jerry Sloan of Ev• !4!, Blake, M.; Neutzlmg, _P. co~d~ twoffllltrds, one 1o~r lege , Don Davidson of David- ansvllle: Philadelphia, Bill Con8BO relay - Pomeroy (SWish- an ree 1 s. son, Haskett Ttson of Duke and ningham of North Carolina; 81. er, Nease, Van Meter, Swm- Gallia Academy hod two George Deehon of Lenoir Louis, Jim Wuhlngton of VUIdell). firsts, "" seconds, four thirds, Rhyne. nova . Cincinnati, Nate BoWDiill 440 run - Awn Wallace, M · three fourths and three fifths. · Bill Bradley, the No. I col- of Wichita; Boaton, Johnson. . SU; Rod Sauer, M. and Bill . Nease, P., lie Kyger Creek hod one ftrit, Major League Leaden Amerlcu Leq11e _ Oliva, 8BO rWt - B. Wallace, M., and North Gallia two. ' National League Twins 18; 01001-. 15; 2 115 ; Joe Stephenson , ~1 ; Here:s the w_mners 0 Thurs- By United Press lateraatloaal Schaal, Angels 15: 1bomaa. John Blake, M. Heres the wumeri of Thurs National League Red Sox 15· Colavito lndlano 220 daah - Alan Wallace. lOll YARD DASH - Northup, G AB R. H. Pet. 14; Mantilla: Red Sox ' 14. . M., 23.9: Bob Smith, P : Rod PI Pleasant, 10 9 Allen, Phil 19 73 15 26 _384 Sauer, M. . MILE RUN - Garnes, North Colman, cm 15 55 8 21 .3B2 National Leape-EiJis, Redl Mile relay - Middleport, 3 - Gallta, 4:415. J Alou SF 21 90 11 34 _378 4-0; GIUsti, Astros ~; Gibaoll. 5114 <Blake, Hood, Vance 880 YARD RELAY - Won Kran~l NY 20 74 11 28 378 Cardl! 4-0; Maloney, Redl :1o0; Swartz) , by Pt. Pleasant. Runners were Tracskt ,LA 15 39 8 14 .359 Short, Phils 4-t. 1;•========;;;:; Northup, Blame, Rous h and l.f..ays, SF 21 87 19 30 .3451; 1 King. I 37 6. Harper Cm 20 13 19 25 .342 SHOT PUT - Etch, Gallipolis McCovy' SF 21 71 13 24 338 _ · 42 -_9.. YARD DASH _ Blaine Robnsn.' Cm 19 :i5 15 22 338 I 440 . Hart, SF 21 72 6 24 333 By Ua!led Press Iaternatlonal Pt Pleasant, 53.8. American League . National League ~~~US - Burnett, Galhpohs G A8 R. H. Pet. Pttts 001 000 021).. 3 10 0 125-7 Green , Bos 15 61 15 21 344 Cbtcago 002 OliO 03x- 5 II oj 880 YARD RUN - Garnes , Cate. , Chi 11 59 11 20 _339 Cardwell, Schwall <6) , Me- North Ga1ha. 2 07. Manlttla, Bos 16 60 6 20 333 Bean 18) and Pagliaron. Jack-1 BROAD JUM,P - Polcyn Ky- Allison. Minn 17 67 8 22 328 son, Abernathy (9 ) and Berte II , ger Creek, 17' 11 II" Conglro, Bos 16 65 t5 21 323 e Roznovsky 181 . Winner MILE RELAY - Won by Pt Wagner, Clev 15 55 14 17 315 Jackson 12-2). Loser - Schwall Pleasant, 3 46 8. Causey KC 11 54 4 17 _315 Born. of tht (G-1) · HR' - St arge11 2. <5lh, 220 YARD DASH - Northup ' Rchrdsn, ' NY 18 70 9 22 .314 '. ' 4 Fdtulout 6th) , Jackson (1st), Pagharom PtHI~~as~tM; Blaine Pt Campnrs. KC 11 70 3 22 314 (3rd). , ,. · Skowrn, Chi 17 67 10 21 313 - Pleasant, 5 7 · _ Home Runs Los Ang. 1101100011---4 91 Pt Pleasant had 66 pomts, National League - Mays. Cincinnati 011 OliO 0111--- 3 8 0 Galhpohs 57• Kyger Creek 26 · GtaniS 8, Covmgton , Phtls, MaPodres, . Miller (7) and Rose- North Galha 12 and Wahama 10 thews , Braves: Stargell, Pibor~. Tsllourls, Nuxhatl 14) , RN rates, McCovey, Gtants all 6 Cratg <7), McCool <9) and EdDAUr.HTER BO American League _ Btela.-y, wards. Winner - Podres (2-0). Mr and Mrs Gene Abbott of Orioles 6. Thomas Red Sox 5; Los~ - Tsltouris (2-2) . HRs- Lancaster are anno~ncmg the Schaal Angels; Orsmo, OriRobmson, Griffith, Fatrly. btrth of a seven po" '" daughter, oles, Comgharo, Red Sox · Colborn Monday, May 3 at Lancas- avt!o Indians Gent tie A's· American League ter tlospital The baby has been Hall.' Twms; ' Oliva, Twms; Balli. 010 020 OO!r 5 11 0, named Lorrt Lee and IS the first Mantle Yanks all 4 Minn. 000 100 000- 1 4 0 chtld of the couple. Ml'l! Abbott ' Run• Batted In Order I)' PhoM Roberts 14-0) and Orsmo. IS the former Cmda Morris. Ma- National League _ Banks, Anti Take 'lm H Kaat, Worthington (8), Fosnow ternal grandparents are Mr and Cubs 25 _ Ma s Gtants 17 . Me(9) and Battey. Loser _ Kaat Mrs Wi lham Moms and pater- Cove · GiaJts· 17 . Coleman, WY 2·5432 (2-2) IIRs _ Robinson (3rd) nal grandparent! are Mr and R d Y R b R~ p 5· Killebrew (2nd) ' Mrs. Marltn Abbott of Mtddles'"son. s. mson, 1 _ port R --'-"11__ 11-=== = === = =-' Kansao City 0101100 OIIJ.- 4 6 3 Los Ang. 020 201 Otlx- 5 7 BIRTH ANNOUNCED . 0 Pena Dickson 14) Stock 161 Mr. and Mrs Arnold Dodson , and Bt:.Ucllard. May: Gatewood hove receiVed word of the (6!, R. Lee (7) and Rodgers. birth of a son, wetghmg 1 Winner _ May <2-1) . Loser _ pounds and 6 ounces. to Mr Pe <0--4) HR Kn (I and Mrs Wtlham Dodson of Chnal oop st) , Columbus · The bab•-· born Sunares (l.sl ). s day May 2 has been named h' th. Th 1 m.: A. J. Patten down Winfield S ane Mat ew e coup e 10:10 p. m.; Duncan Bruce down hos an 18-month old con. GrandWmfteld 11 ·1)5 p. m : Elgercliff parents are Mr and Mrs - · I 30 a. m.; Allen R. Fran k Layne oI P1kevt'II e. Ky. up Winlteld Merrill down Winfield 2:15am. and Mr. and Mrs Arnold DudHelen Z up Winfield 4:50a.m. : son, Mtddleport A great grandJerry Boaworth up Winfield 5·50 mother ts Mrs. BesSie Btggs of L m. ~leJlO~ Pt. Pleasant ops 5•way TraekMeel c 11 6 rt Franktv~er= lw~ Powel~ Lm'e Scores Crow's STEAK ' HOUSE =- River news NGs By United Preos laternatloaal National League W. L. Pet. Los Angeleo ll 6 .700 Cincinnati 12 & .600 Houston 12 9 .571 Milwaukee g 8 .529 Chicago tO 9 .526 31> St. Louis 9 10 .474 flit Philadelphia 9 10 .474 41> Pittsburgh 1 14 .333 7\1 New York 7 14 .333 71> Tburaday's Reoulll Chicago 5 Ptttsburgh 3 Los Angeles 4 Cln. 3, twlllght (Only games scheduled) Friday's Probable Pltehen Houston at Chicago - Giusti (4-01 vs. Burdette <G-1). Milwaukee at New York tnlght) - Lemaster (1 -2) va. Fisher (o-3) . St. Louis at PhUadelphla (night) -Gibson (4-0) va. Short (4-11. WV.SCS TO MEET Los Angeles at San Francisco The W.S.C.S. qf Heath Meth- !night) - Osteen 12-2) vs. Sailodlst Church will meet Mon- lord (2-1). day evening, May 10 at 7:30 Cincinnati at Pltlabuigh p.m. at the church. There will tnlght) - Ellis (4-0) vs. Friend be lnatallatlon of officers In (2-2). charge of Mrs. M. L. French Satanfay'o Gamea and tile pledge service conduct- Mllwaukee at New York ed by Mn. Nan Moore. Host·' Houston at Chicago esaet are _Mro, E. M. Wood, St. LOuis at Philadelphia, night Mrs. t, M. He11nesy, Mrs. C. Los Angeles at San Francisco 0. F~OO,r and Mrs. Herman Cincinnati at Pllllburgh Haddox, ' I Amerfc1n Leape W. L Pel. GB SIGN ~Crs · Cblcaao u 's .'/12 PHILADELl'IIIA IUPIJ.;- All- Mlnnelota II I .147 Pro lllllrd Ed BlalnO and Jae.. Los Anceles 12 • .100 tie Jim SbcP have alpd Cleveland 8 7 .533 tltejr 11161 ~Dtracti wj!JI lht Balllmore 10 ••524 PlilladllpiiiJ Eqjes. Detrq.tt t I .500 • Knicks~ Select (f Bl•11 Bra dr.lTe'lf .•,.. with races between Middleport and Pomeroy 7tll and 8th grade boys. Middleport will host Jackson High schpol next Wednesday In • seco~ight meet. It will be the last meet of the aeason here before enlerlng the district meet. The complete resulta : \ COLUMBUS (UP! - The CoiUIIlbiU Jets owept past Rochesler IG-3 here Thursday night and ~nto the road today for a seven-game trip. Steve BlaBS recorded his third In . bew w1'th ou t 1 deIeaI smce lng sent down by Pittsburgh, but he got plenty of support from hio teammates. BlaBS who scattered nine hils, ga've up single runs In the sixth, e1ghth and ninth innmgs after tile Jell had rocketed out to 1 iMJ lead after five frames. Columbus jumped on Chuck Estrada for a single run tn the fourth and then blasted him for lour more in the fifth on four hit. and an error. Only two of the 1 er earned ;.:e In with a single In the flftll. To put the (&me away the Jets explnded for five ru.;, in the eighth Inning off Howard Price. Stethers as they ohelled him for Yankees, Mr. Robert Hysell , live hits 304 Hamllton-St, phone WY 2- Bob Pe hod lour hits In 5234, Eddie Brown, Jerry Hay- I1ve t rtry •• plate for the o "'"In a row, • man, Bem1e Caruthe . ~s, Phil tp secondnpsnight and Miller, Bill Harm, Keith Little dr · f Red Sox, Mr. Charles White. Dove m Rourb runtss.o-t I 551 RusaeU-St, phone WY 2-5231, ave 0 er was 0 Richard Bailey, Rick Stewart, star: for Col~bus tonight Jer Swartz Joe Klein R<l agam I Larry Mtller (1-1) at B~ Ton • Manle • Douy Jail-place Buffalo. Hlc:ks: Y Y' g By Uaked Preos biiematlon Indians, Mr Geor e Harkett w. L. Pet. GB Jr S ?th-A pho g WY 2 ' Atlanta 11 5 .782 24f4 ·R. h ~· M ~fn St - Columbus 13 7 .650 21> Craig ~."e Ha~l ' B eve IToronto u a .579 4 Cald~ell, ~lm Fr?~h . ~~~: Jackionvttle 9 11 .500 5\2 Bareswllt, J. Manley, Jay War- Syracuse 8 10 .444 61> ner Georg Hind Rochester 9 12 419 7 ' e Y • Braves, Mr. Don Lowery, 883 Toledo 7 12 .388 a Logan-St phone WY 2-3856, John Buffalo 5 15 .2!10 10\2 Slaven, Dennis Butcher, Doug T~unday'o Reoullo Bums, Ricky Spurlock Jackson VIlle 10 Toronto 3 Redlegs, Mr. William D. Atlant., ~ Buffalo 3 Childs, 444 Lincoln - St. phone Columbus 10 Rochester S WY 2-2449, Jimmy Boggs, Allen Syracuse at Toledo, ppd, rain Acree, Bobby J. Hysell, David Lemley. Pony assignments are as lollows: Baro!IS, Mr Charles Wlnebrener, Vine-S!, phone WY 2-3722, Van Johnson, Carl Demoskey, Gaur• l't!lldlnp - Galltpolis Demuo Ault, Dickie Smttll, Jer- Dam 17 9, 151, running 10 feet ry Stobart, Greg White, T 0 m on rollers, Pomeroy - Mason Hawley, Bob Lewis, DaMy Lew- 20.80, Pt. Pleasant 24.04, Kinis. J Martin, John Tannehill, ton 188_fallmg, Kanawha Falls and Doxie Walters. 4_59 fallmg, Charleston IJ.~ staJets, Dr. Clyde Ingels Tll !lonary. London, Marmet and Chestnut-S!, phone WY i-3896, Winfield dams were on tile 1llls. John Ingels, Jim Conde, Bill Boat Movemenil: Hacketl, Pat Archer, Rex Roush, Dblo River- Chris Jr. down Wamer, Jim Glaze, Dan Laud-1ll, 4.15 p. m.; Warren HougLee Floyd, Bob Rice, J t m Iland up 14, 5:26 p. m.: John J. Warner, Jim Glaze, Dan Laud- Rowe up 14, 10 15 p.m: Peggy ermdt, Bobby Priddy. Downey up 14, 1.2'40 a. m.; Valley Voyager up 14, S.:l5 a: m.: Invader up 14, 5.45 a. m., LllIU!n F' G. up 1615, 46020 a. m.: . AL. teore up • 1 •· m. • nCalhoun down 16, 5.30 a. R. H. Bosworth 11 u 16, 6.30 1 m; Zimmer up 17 ~ 5, 10 . J ffboat 19' 5 a. m.,. a. m 'Ladd e Deanupdown John 19 &·!10 a. m.; Robert Reed up 20: 5:45 York a 10 .44 4 S a. m.: OVEC up 21, 4 a. m.; Boston 7 9 .438 5 Jefferson down 21, 8·45 a. m.: Washington 7 13 .350 7 Panza up 23, 5 p. m.: Harvey Kansas City 4 13 .235 81> Jordon down 23, 4:40 a, m.; D~ !noll up 23, 5:40 a. m. ; RavensThlll'tday'o Reaulta wood down Greenup 1 p. m.; Baltimore 5 MiMesola 1 ValvoiUte up Greenup 8:;15 p.m.: New York at Cleve, Ppd, rain Jamel down Greenup 7:10 p.m.; Los Ang. 5 Kan. City 4, Dlflhl Lynn B. down Greenup II p.m.; !Only games scheduled) J. S. Lewl.t up Greenup 2:25 a. Friday'• l'nlbtble Pltcben m ; Buckeye Stale up Greenup A blouse by Kansu City at Los Angeles 4-05 •· m.; Susan Lane (2, twi-nlght) - Drabowsky (0- up Gr..nup 6:15 a, m.: Jobn Shapely Z) and Talbot (1-1) vs. Chance Hood up Meldahl 7 P- m. ; Wam(2-4) and Piche (G-1). er upMeklahl 8:25p.m.; o•1·uu ,1 A swim suit by Chicago at Mlnnesoll <night) Lorr~ up Meldahl IO:Oii p.. -John (1-Cl) vs. Stlgrnan (G-0). m.; It down Meldahl 2:05 C1talin1 New York at Waahlngton (2, • · m.: Lorena up Meldahl 3:40 lwl- night)- stottiemyre (2-1) ~~j: ~U~.;. Ashland up MelKnee knockers and Downing 12-2) vs. Green Gaui 111 • •Dti 181'j1aeTroJall (0..) and McCormick (0-1). down by Wrangler Delrolt at Baltimore (night)- 9-4$ P ;. . ';j,.~ cloWI 10 . 45 Aguirre IS-Cl) va. McNally (0-1). P: m..; E. Bowlqwn Nice luggage by Cleveland ll Boston 1:20 a. m.; Southern up a:U Tlant (0-Cl) VI, Wllacm (2-0). L m.; Semel down I L DL S1msonite Sat.....y'a Gillies Kuawill Rlnr _ Luey Kan, City at L01 Ani., nliht Lucao up Marmet 11:10 p. Chlcaco at Minnesot: m.; George Price down Marllovaas, 11- 10 to 18 3.98 to '5.98 New York at washlnilon met 11:50 p. m.; Tbelma Am Swim Sulfa, 7 to 20 _ 15.00 to 25.00 Detroit at Baltimore down llfannel6:40 a. m.: w. Kn• Knockers, t•n, blue, stretch materiol Cleveland at 8oatoa Jr., up Winfield 1:10 p. 8 to 18 2.98 to 4.98 , MI ddleport Boys League Assignments Of New PIayers Made for PIay May 31st t Face Buffalo This Evenin,0 ·a ; DatJy Sellt1Del, Poluloy·)flddleport, 0., M4Y 7, IMI AILSTABS '" SANDWICH !t ° 1 For Mother's Day Giving 4 r.ss , do;.. Ji CONGRATULATIONS TO .. M~S. CRYSTAL STOBART . ,«ACINI, OHIO ' · '' WlthTr..ta • Olmt z--~ Freezer lllo"" up to 132 II& frozen fonda • Auliomatie Delroat rtlriprator • Four Cabinet Sbelv. • Twin Veplabltl BlDI • Copperlgae. CoiDII w Wbll. Model TJI.l4SA 118 5 OTHER MODELS 14 ~~-'- $268 • Lun• from treln • - to pullman ancl 3-tultar for men 14.95 to 42,50 While shopping for mom, you wtll find a real good selection of tlothing for men & boys. eP.S. We have Pomeroy Alumni tickets Freezer Sale ~.~."it. _ CHEST OR UPRIGHT '. " ,.' ., New York Clothing House IN POMIItOY FOR OVER 90 YEARS ... H&RFIREST:ONE STOR£ MIPI)LEPORT, ' q. �... - - .... . - ..., - " ' "" ·~~ ....... __ ... I Mrs. Kerwo'od . Strllller n:.cOJJImar ried and father'al!d of t1iv· ~ ·citizens, J. S.' . (Rde) Duncan ~ ~o children, two the working and Ernest Handley : Republi1\,eWS ·cans, T. L. Morrison and E. B. . Manaaer of B&L ing in st. Petersburg and two d c· I in college. The Str!mers will (Bill) Selby: Fifth War ' It : PT. PLEASANT- A. H. Strl- move to Point Pleasant t h II , · zem, Tommy Holland & Sammer of Sl. Petersburg, Florida', week. uel Fowlkes, Republicans; Gary Entered Hospital Minton and Frank Cape- P1. PLEASANT - Mrs. Ora was appointed secretary an dl Among those who entered hart, Sr.; Sixth Ward, Citi- L.. Kerwood, 80, of 907 Viand St., manager of the Point Pleasant lr · atl in the past 24 zens, Lew'" n~·sie and Dallas d.ie<J Friday mnrmng .at 6:10 Building ond Loan Asaociatlon, Holzer hosp1 The Senior class ol Pomeroy Carlo Will, 8.3 seconds. w ""' · h'15 d 11 M 1 t Complete Rooms 1 Sh 1 H · " es ay s · ::'::~; lligb school was overall point Y' ners in events (or boys hours w•re .. ·. Angela Jean Me- PT. PLEASANT - The rnu· Hall ,· Republicans, Donald Wal- or Pleasant. Valf 1 OSplta h lth· th e assummg of ,. J day e . ' ·Guire, 104 Kineon Dr., Mrs. nicipal election ol the. City of die and James Wiggins; . Sev- bad been 10 81 mg ea e Mr. Strimer, a native of 12 • -•inner in the annual fie d grad•" 9 through were . Goldie C. Johnaon, 2003 Chest- Pt. Pleasant will be held Satur- enth Ward, Citizens. Wilham past few months. · West Virginia, former!• lived ; Wednesday at the school D k w ' ' "• Boyo and girls from th, 7th Football throw, JC erry, nu!.- St., Mrs. Joseph L. Corm· day. May 15 with Mayor, City R~id Doolittle and William She was born in Mason couli- in Parkersburg where he was through the 121h grades partie- 141 ft. ; 440 shuttle relay, sen- any, Sr., Lower R1ver Rd., Mrs. Clerk, and two council mem- W1~ter ; Republicans.. John ly on Aug. 5, !884, daughter of afillated with the Ames Shove lpated In competition ranging 10rs m one rnmute and SIX sec- Robert Eugene Ault, Rt I Gal· bers from each of the seven Sm1th and .Hugh . Gaskins. the tale Samuel and susan Rod- el Company and the Parkers' from sack races to shuttle re- onds; shot put, Robert Crow, hpolls, Nma . Jane Elhs, Rt. wards .'o be elected. All the cJty oCflces 'lfe for a gers Cheesebrew. Her husband burg Rig and Reel Company. . ·ta)'ll Winners in Junior High 42 ft 1 . . b b 11 th 2 Vmton, Wdham T. Perry, Seekmg re-elecbon for May· two year term. Polls will ·be op- was the late William c. Ker· For the past year, Mr. Strlv ·1 fo seventh and eighth . ·• m.' ase a row, ll08 Viand St., Pl. Pleasant, or will be Virgil Siders, Citizens en from 6:30 a.m. until 6:30 wood , ...e_en s r DICk Wmy ; basketball throw, Mrs Fred Taylor Jr. Mason Party and Mrs A E Thomas P m . mer, was • savings and loan graderswere.. · '' ' . ·: . ·· · f thFd IH . E Football throw, Jim Crow; Bob Snuth; broad Jump, t 1e W. Va., Mrs. Clyde W. Bowen, is seekmg .re-elecbon as C1ty . Mrs. Kerwood was .a member exammer or e e era orne Middleport, O. '.'high jump for girls, tie between between juniors Bennett Roush Jr., Apple Grove, W. Va., WaJ. Clerk on the sa111e hcket. Thetr Hall; Repubhcan, Wallace ol the Trm1ty MethodiSt church . ~'f~at~~~~~t"~~~~~~r~id~~:O~u~~~th;_S~tr~~~~~~::~~~s~·~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;: R ka M G re and Kalhv and Guy Sargent at 16 ft ., 3 ler D. Ridenour , Rl. 2 Lecn, opponents on the Republican Smith, Jr., and Elmer Jones; and Mary Circle of the church < .. ... We~ g c3 ~~ 9 in . basebail m : 240 shuttle relay, Bruce W. Va., Mrs. Wilbert Clonch, ticket will be D. B. Morgan for Third Ward, Citizens, Charles Surviving are one son, Wllth~runf~r gtri; Ch~;·isse Por- Simpson : sack race, Grades 7 Pomeroy Star Rt., Mrs. How- Mayor and Mrs. Maxine Sayre Cottrill and James Phillips; liam L. Kerwood, Lafayette, l wllO It . b~sketball throw through 12, Jim Swatzel, sev- ard Phillips, Rutland, Mrs. Pol- Lowe, city clerk. Republicans, Charles Fowler Ind. , one daughter, Mrs. Hen fer, ho J :· my Crow · broad enth grader. ly Brewer, Rt. 4 Jackson, Mrs. Seeking a seal on the council and James Fisher; Fourth Ward ry Watson, Pt. Pleasant, one . . j~'mp Ythe~~r Roush' 14 ft. , 100 yd dash, Phil Swindell, Vaughn H. Huffman, Wellston, from the yarious w•.rds will be: l I'N f sister, Mrs. Charles Sprouse, As We Announced Recently This Store Is Now ~: ll\2 inches: hi~h jump, Rona ld 10.5 seronds : pole vault, Bill Clark. B. Cummings, Coalton, Fltst Ward, Citizens, Hodney ega 0 ICe Bucyrus, 0 . Remodeling. Which Will Take Seve~al Weeks. We •• ~tterson 4 ft sJ·x inches· GO English, sophomore, 7 ft., 11 Ronme L. BIShop, Ironton, and Wamsley and Wayne Kmca1d; LEGAL NOTJCI . . be h ld ; a.a • ·• ' . . ld b W R bl ' , b Notice Ia hereby alven thlt on Funera1 serVICes Wl11 e \ld dash Charles Lemlev 7.6 in.; high JUmp, Ceward Calvert, Arthur orcutt, Arno s urg , . epu IC80, Harry Cham ers W edn~sday May 12th., 1985. lit 10:00 s d I th Tr' Will Remain Open For Business As Usual. Should # • ' • • . f' ft d 60 d d I1 D 'd v and Gladys Neal · Second Wa d A M we will oner for eale at tJObUO at 2 p.m., un ay n e m~ seconds; baseball throw. Jun- 1ve · an Y · as avl a. .. • r . • a~cli~n t o the hlihe•t bidder ror . M thod'15t h h with the You Have Trouble Finding What You Want, Don't . b oad 1-ump for uirls Reed 6.7 seconds. Citizens, Ted Stevens and Arlm eull '" band at Kellb Goble roro tty ~ C urc • ff ' . t my CroW, r ~ ·1 , • Btrtbs . Inc .. *6' s. Third Ave, Middleport., Rev. C. F. Thompson o 1c1a · Mary Woods 10 ft . 10 ~~ mch-1 I he tug-o(·war was won by . . Ohio. th• . to1Jowtn1 detertb~ ear . B . 1 .11 b . L Hesitate To Ask Us To Help You Find lhe Item. es: basketba'u thro~· for girls. the ninth and 12th grade boys Mrs . Everett C. Cook, Rt. -2 1 pal; Mrs. J?hn Blanken~h~p. to 1w~~ 1980 Rambler. 4 door Slatton o'"gk, curlllt WI e m 0 ne • Ch" · -e Porter 54 6 ft · 1110 I who competed against the soph- Vinton daughter 4:55 p.m. program cha~rman, TTimty w.,.. ""'' Numb" c a erne ery. . yd" d;sh for b~vs. "Chester j omores and juniors. Thursd,ay. ' Methodist. loT:,: . unct.nlped ""rv• tt1e rlflt The body ":Ill lie In ~tate · · ' tt ! The May FeUowship meeting ' Keltb Goble Yotct Inc.. one hour prwr to serv1ces Roush, 12.4 seconds, 120 shu e Discharged i• open to the public. .,,•• ,,,...,, Ohio "' ' · "' Friends may call at the CrowMIDDLEPORT, 0. relay, e1ghth grade boys. and "' k W h -·- -· - -- Bussell Funeral home after 2 sack race, Kathy Watson and Wre in as ington Patients recently discharged p.m., Saturday. Beckv Garnes. included Andrew Layne, Nao'""'"""""""""""""""""""""""",.."'··-"""'=""'"'--""""""""""""""~ .Wi~ers for cnmpetition of , Winners Announced ml Silvey, Frank Merricks, girl~ in .grades nine through : PT PLEASANT _ Benjamin !!':"· Roy Wears, John Jones, 12 mcluded Franklin, IV, principal of lloint lolberl, Mrs. llubert Maddox, ·120 yd. shuttle relay. Juniors: Pleasant High School, has an- M;s. W~ow Treadwa~r' Dor J!.'teS;hrnen and Sophomores. nounced the winners of "Week M1ss Mar,; Hughes, eresa llas.ebati throw, Ellen Qualls: in Washington" through Cong. Schaefer, Mrs. Waiter Webb, High jump, Belinda Scott : bas- Ken Hechler Fourth District W1lbur Wood and Mrs. Ronald kr:ball throw , Florence Scrim· who annually sponsors the pro: K Trimble aod infant daugl> sher, 64 ft. ; sack race, Pamela gram for high school juniors. ter. Crew: broad jump, J anette i The winners were judged on Scott. 13 ft., and 60 yd. dasl1. themes and a letter of recom, · --- ~ - I mendation by an impartial I group 1n Washingtnn, D. C. I Stndents wmning were John 1Flowers, son of Sgt. and Mrs. .lohn Flowers of 1917 Maxwell l Roa d: \!iss El izabeth Burcham, dauglller of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Hurrham of !!01 Jefferson Ave- PT. PLEASANT - May FelBY nue: Cheryl Monroe, daught er Jowsh1p meeting of the United Hamilton, Bulova, of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Monroe Church Women of Point Pleaof 2621 .Jefferson Avenue: nad san! will be held Friday evenElgin and Caravelle Honatd Devrick, son of \lr. and ing. May 7, in the SJ. Peter's by Bulova Mrs. Cecil Devrick of 2914 \fa- Lutheran Church at 7:3U p.m. pie Avenue. ''People, Po.verly and Plenty" will be the topic for discusD.-legates Name1l sion w1th several churches scheduied to participate. . E To Leg10n vent Oficers and churches repre, PT. PLEASANT - Twelve sented are Mrs . 0 . A. Smith, delegates and alternates from presidenl. Heights EUB: Mrs. the Amencan Leg10n Post 23 William Cruickshonks 1st vice j will allend the Fourth Distrlcl l, president, Presbylerla~; Mro. I conference May 23 m Parkers·! Frank Scholz, 2nd vice pres!. burg from Post 104 os host. . . dent, Lutheran : Mrs. Arnett Delegates "'II be Denver Ken- 1 Roush , 3rd vice president, nedy, post commander ; Dell Bellemeade; Mrs. Bess B. Young as she is - and Plants, Paul Thomas, Jr., John Moore, treasurer, Maaon Street ;leek and slim - a fiat Caynor, Ro~ Meadows, n.:nal~ Baptist; Mrs. Doddel Foran, Getty, A. II . McKmney. C. II i press and radio , Christ Episco.... . ,. pump with take-fli ght Hed man. pPuwell Reynolds, Ray , Schultz. Vernon DeWeese and I !~air in the sweep of the Ronald Crawford; atte;nates will be Gene Crow, Claude curving band. White Swann, Robert Harnm, Richard Patenlite or pink reptile- Woodyard, T. R. Stevens. Ray Wolf, James Holcomb, A. E. look Ganges leather. Casto, Ctri Fruth, John CordMisses Sizes ~~ack Randolph. 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-M iddleport : ~.. MaY_7, __1965 .'s·' em.or Class IS. w.mner Hospl'taJ n • ld D . Ie a·y h F Hi "InPomeroy g ' ' }' M UDIClpa . Electr'on· r's . 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I I !9 ~ 3. tleat When You Need It- A few hours' heat, even in summer, oftl!n Here's How To Set Your Thermostat for Summer OHIO VALLfY PLUMBING &HEATING {in~ .-1 q dent .Jolmsor.'• declaration that his ai~e was a rr.emb<r ol a I u•• Cas' ' ""es and Communists · 1\ly.era had hoped to~"b'and of Communist cons ·- conspiracy t> e' harl ~••n plot moved •wiftly - •hrough de- bjs tiny Prole!lallt lloek Ill~ , ators '' had seized control of the tlng a coup. Forew>roed. t h • tault •M conspiracy - to the 98 per cent CothoUc eouollJ Dominican revolt. three sbout . to . be - :!Jsmisseo fooefront ot the revolt. WessiD but wanted desperatley to pt As a consequence Johnson officel'l' o•erpowere-: the chief ~ WesSJo ;u:nod seve<sl other biB family out. proclaimed a n e w doctrine of stall. . I.Jommun otficers in rormlng 1be forces of Wessln 1 We1o which seemngiy would permit SlomJed Radio Stut10n ao ant '· ·cv..'utionary junta. sin might have aquelcbed the the United States to Intervene AI 2 p.m., a w .et force '" Surprlst revolt i.l It bad been aonflned In the affairs of any hemi- stornw~ into the ;u\Crnmenl· Tile lost moving lltuatton (Conllllued GB Pap r) spheric nation threatened with operatoo Sa111o Dom .ngo radio come as no real surprise tD the h"'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""''i a Communist revolution while and television station and went U.S Jomt ChiPfs as they met keeping hands off any strictly on the air. The po.,te got it the followi11 g Monday morning. Internal disorders. back ~5 ninutes iater, but by Me Nama• a had told Congre., Gbaolly F,..or then too plot had ~a,ned rno- t&st Feb 18 that tloe Dominican Juan Bosch, the Jor£1y and mentum. Republic "continue> to be undisillusioned no• . Communist Durmg those 35 mirutes tne >~able ." Aud it •·as o•cause of figure in whose name the revolt rebels proclatmec Cabral's over- Stale Deportment feaJs that supposedly was atarted, '"" the throw. T:Jo y announced that the events were moving 1.owards a U.S. interventlo• as a ghastly govmn:ent ol the Dominicon crisis that Arnnassaorr Bennett I t.rror of judgment. He •aid the Repu~iic would be tetumed " to bad been ;ummoncd to Wash· end result might L• to tum the people." ington for consultations the Fri· I ON THE ALERT - An American Marine lies on the lawn of the U.S. Embassy in Dominican Republic: Jack ' JOO.OOO young j "H 'I"I .A.:nf'l'irans Hea1in1' this, '' lhe people" day bef•)rf: By Monday he w2~ Santo Domingo, Dominican Republi c, as he watches for snipers who had earlier Fox, Matt Kenney and MartiD into Cornmum.i ~ in , eatllr n . ran [j• ITI their hor.!CS mto th:! bark af hi ~ oost. fired on the building. The Marines we re on hand lo h~p evacuate Amencans McReynolds. From Waahing· The Pres1dent.'s qt ·t:~ and Istreet. d1eeriflP and :;n• uting . 11 1 One .>I ll:r ks1 at. ions of the (rom the rev.olt-torn country. ton: Merrimae Smith al the strong action wr !>;el •t'l t~ll~ ap. appea ·ed .t~y were tu have an chiefs w1 ; to order !I •' Navy's [ White House, Charles Cord- plaudcd at home as 1:1. srrp in other exc1tmg bl..,odl•·.~s revolu· amphibi')!.:S S4uaciron 10. com· I dry at the Pentagoa and Don· time that probabl} pi' vested tion, so fal"'iiiar to tne L!Jt m posed of :·ivc ships mcluding 1 aid H. May at the State another Castro-type regime. tempernment the Boxer amJ a \L1nne land· i Department.) Supporters said 1t serHd notice On Sunddy aftern')on. Aprtl ing tean1. trJ st"Jm li)\\'ard the 1 MILE! so 0 . to the Communist \II ric' that 25, rehf'! urmy Iorcu began Dominic..-an Repu'J~w They had ! By NORMAN RUNNJON Ihe_ Unit~. j States wr 11. mo~e handinf,! out rif;e'ii ar.,. machine. I ~en p :1.rt_i_ c•~Jtin~ 111 <:s n exe1··r United Prell [Dlematlonal . SWiftly and use f•)rce \ll .en ItS guns w civilians lll Sbnto o~ CISe off \Jcques •· .. r a. Puerto WASHINGTON tUPI)- Presi- ~ stralegic mHests are '' stake. mingo fm _, "peopl•s uprising." Rico. . . I Mrs. Maywood Johnston re, . d 1 To .some abroad, 11 r.v1ved The civ!Uans in turn banded In the Do•r.I'IJ•·an Pepubhc, den t Johnson s oversize a1arm h ceived word that her nephew · 11 dow of ti• . onngo " together and opened attacks on •' .!onday ond ·f•w·:day · 1 1 h h d 5. 14 .I e 'a were 1 James Brannon has won a achol~~f wa cw.Jn o~e A American bully, w!•ich .I•Eunted police statioru;. A bazooka !days of t•rror. Tank• blasted ATLAHTie arship for summer school at ohn eshaandy, d pn ' inter-American p u I it 1c' for knocked huge holea in the SJdes [away at rebe l strongpoints. OCEAN Ohio University and he and his wIlen e was ., . . e I" a 1eth1e- years. 'fo oth ers 1't mv1 . ·ted corn- ol the mam . station . the Fortele- Fly-bl own bod'1es Iay .m the 1' gram mar ked crt 11ca e . ·h h . . .' J d bl · ' . h 1 . 't 1 d' I pansonsf SoWll. t .e gnsly. bus1za and the pohce were shot 1streeto un er • azmg sun. h1g es pnon y or a 1p1oma 1~ . 1 1 The Do · c t· . ness o v1et Intervention m down or they surrendt!red mm1can Hed ross es 1. f " 1m essaRe Hungary in 1956 when a revolu· Broke Open Arsenal mated the dead during that pe1re commun1cation was rom . . .. ·00 h 1 W T i , Be ett t10n was crushed be{~a use RusThe rebel • ctv1hans broke r1 al 4!l0, among t em scores . . d Ambassa or . ape) nn . s1ra tegu~ . meres .t 1s were at open th e poli<'e arms arsenal of women and ch1.Jd ". n. The I .m San1o Dommgo. . ft urged lhat s1an k ;; nd d ed us M · be 1 d , 1 lh sta e. ond passed out hundreds of ad- wou e were esum•t at an eu '' e Not U d di . 1 'fl d b 1 ·oo ' . . annes 1 ~ Dominican Republic immediate. . nupec e tiona rJ es an urp guns. ·" · . The cns1s was not unexped- ' One boy of 10 ran down the FcreJgn nationals In Santo . . . . . . ZlltU170il-zt' DOMINICAN Iy to protect Amer~ean 11ves ed he mornmg . of Saturday street carrying a rifle in ajther Dommgo · ·f·1ed. 'l'hey 1 . . d . On t were tern threatene d by notmg an reYO· . . ' . h ddl d · h · ~EPUIHIC Jution. April 24 - a sultry day m San- hand. When a fnend asked if h• u e m t e1r homes. to Dommgo, Gen. Marcos RJVe- could have one the boy replied Watehed DIVIng Plane• J ohnson, as he sa•.d 1ater, d'd I G l h' I f t ff f h ' . R . CARffiBEAN REVOLT-Fighting in the Domini R .11 ate. He 1oJd Defense ra .ues a, c 1e o sa o t e •·no. One is. for my father and . o~ be r t Myt~rs. , a "uapt'ISt m•s· t no vact . · public between military groups and IIUpporters.ot'~o~m! s Domm1ca.n army, summoned the other IS for my brother." s:on. ry for e1ght yem and 1 1. R0 b t S M N Pre~Jdent Juan Bosch brought a landinfuof Am . edcresary er ·St 't amDara three military men to his olfict Cabral had been aware of 'he originally from Om•h•. N•b., I Marmes OJi Latin Amer'""- il 1 ,. • . eTJCan an ecretary o1 a e ean . . , · ,. bl k f h us 1 1928. """' 141 or ...., Ill liwe IUICe R k h hd b f . to diSCUSS lhem. They were Atr danger. Saturday night he was 1 1veo a oc rom 1 e . . 0 ~~ '/ th a ~ent c~~ ·~·~r Force Col. Pedro Bartoloeo a gueat at a seder - a religion< Embassy in a fair ly wealthy I wl Jm t froug ou the,c 1',: Beooit, navy Capt. Suntana Car- ritual meal - at the home of arra with his Wife. L•na. and overcas a ternoon a. Itt" • · ... · h' · h' resc'> and army CoL Casabo Sa. Israeli Ambassador Benjamin b•etr two c 1ldren. H1~ 11-year- · " . Phono WY 2-5291 . w.arme~ must go as ore. d' ld k · · MN h d . . 1a 1n. Varon. The ambal;lndor re- o son ept runnmg 1)111 on tne c harndarad- toug .' eciSfJve Ail had been bridling at the marked !hat tile bihlical last porch to watch th• fig hter I N. 2nd Ava. Middleport an d ar ene to cr1ses a ter . . . d. · . 1 President supper >cluaily was a seder panes 1vmg on the c1ty. four years .m the pen 1agon- attempt, tlby·dDornm1can c b t hod ' Th he - ------ 1 d th p 1'd t' d . . ' ' ' "' a ra 1 o su r I· " " may my last supper " rte ayGe eE rest eGn •Wech " '"n nate military influence as one Cabral replied. ' 1 0 •eli. ar e · ee1er, f b· · t bTt Tw f h chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Jwayh o rmgmg so~ke s aC llby . enty- our ours later he had' St ff It th 1 i t t o I e poverty - stnc en an · vamshed. Not even the loyal 8 0 PLENTY OF LOTS FOR SALE 1 : · ff 7a~ e gn~ pu bean nation. Since the assassi- army man, Gen. Elias Wessin ALL WITH PERPETUAL CARE n e ec ong-prepa con· nation of dictator Rafael Trujil- y Wessin, with all his planeo tmgency p1ans . M h . 1o on ay 30, 1961,. t e Dommi- and tanks , had attempted to Marlneo Ready At & .m. EDT the Joint cans ha. •een eJght govern- support him, Indeed WesSJD Ch. f PI menls, none able to cope With Wessm at one pomt leaned to1 Ad ,.P s Ssenlha UmSessAatgle ? '": the problem they foced. ward ~ie rebel demand of re· , H. . IDI • . . 1 com anJc R G t h d . f ed . t o power J uan Bosch O~'!LY . t ct' hi to nd Jver.a • UC~ a a 1n orm stormg Cheshire, 0. Sexton On Duty At AH Times man der, ms ru mg m 1a hl 'd h h bo . . · , · fr th . ft 11 e t at e wao a ut to the fll'sl lreely elected preslca re for the last 150 years, and will bt "Loving lh e ; ~1annes om e atrcra d' . · . . B hi b he JSmJS< the three mJIJtary men. dent of the Dornm" •n Repubforever " 1 oxehr,dw bee ctaausde' 0 What h• did not ~now 1181 that li<. He <hanged his mind when tchamer e cns1s a en s n mg ready just offshore. The message was phoned to Smith and then conliMIIed by 1 •Clans teletype message preceded by c•rpatedor ' the word "flash" in farge capi~•r• floors tal lette rs, the highest military priority. •WhiM Aboard the Boxer, Major Joe , oamars Clllll Gambardella of New Rochelle, N. Y., was having a cup of • Sweep~ coffee in the wardroom when and Du1t1 • sanlttzed the cali to action was sounded under Dispaubll furniture throughout the canier. Oust 811 An hour later, Gambardella o UL • H1n11 and hil! outfit, the 3rd Battalion, Approved Dnl hDDk 6th Regiment, 2nd Division of "I'M Tom Rue, owner of Tom Rlil Motors, Middleport's Donald Reid the U.S Marines Corps were • Llfttlme whirring in helicopters through Lullric:1ted new Ovysler-Piymouth and Imperial dealer at J99 South rain and the inky blackness of wife are parents of s new baby Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Carroll a tropical nigh! towards a po'o Third lt. called oo Mr. and Mrs. Horner grounds in ~~~ ancient CaribLinda Beegle of Racine visited · Icenhower Saturday. b~~n CJ!y of Mnto Dornmgo. We've onfy been open a Mr. and Mrs. Ca rl Autherson Miss Ruby Van Meter, local, It was hke getl~g mto a on Sunday. and Stephen Donnaldaon of Co- subway tra m In pitch darktime, and we'd like to get off on the , ., -',' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Autherson lumbus visited the Carroll tam- ness," said the major. "We . 1"11 •,.1 ily. went thundering along and then look Miss Leota !Jurljh to Holright foot with you. So, let me put stopped and got off, ead sure zer l•ospital to see lii!r father , Mrs. Ina Van Meter and aons enough it was tho right rtaOpen Fri. & Sot. Nights Mr. Clint Burch who will soon visited her parents, Mr. and In writing the way we intend to do 1: tion. '' WY 2-2635 ~i,ddlepcort 1 ':. discharged following sur- Mrs. Alvin Mays of Reedsville. Quiet Action •• gery. I -MaJ Job.Dston business. A bare two hours had passed sinl'e An~ba...:sador Bfnnett's telegram had crackled fnlo the Slate deparlinent'a tomouiltlcaPledg"' We're going to pfay it tion rooms to be decoded and • • • relayed io the White Houu. It str.ight down the line. ~alr and honwas :!8 years sinre the Marines had seeD a :lion In Latin est deals on beautiful new and used America. The presidential decision takC411 - plut fast, efficient and 'ouren on tbe telegram from Ben' Show Mother how much nett, 48, a r<!d-naired, youthful tlovl MrVice. looking diplomat 9lho l•ad been you appreciate all she's in S a n to Domingo for 18 months, touched oH a multi-act VVhen it COil'lll to pleasing people, nobody be11t5 us. drama played on tl1e volatile done throughout the year stage of international polftlca. And we'M prove jvtJt lhat to yow slx days 1 week. After days of oHiefat loaiat• . . take• her out to din· • . ence lhst the Mat ines were W. ... CIA Iunday, • there solely to proteet U.S. ner on Mother's Day, tlonals, it led finally lo Week of Crfoh The Domlntcao Revolt EDITOR'S NOTE: Eight turbulent dayo a1o Preoldent Jobnsoa or de red Marin., ashore in the Dominican Republic to protect U.S. llveo threatened by revolutlott and rioting. Their 881lgnment ~uickiJ tumed Into u eHorl to neutralize spreading Commonist control of tb• uprising and enable the Organfzatlon of American Staleo to establlsh peacekeeplog machiaery, The followillg article on the background of the revolt aad tbto country's response Is based on material gathered by a aix-maa UPI roportinl team. Oil the ocene fn the Middleport, IIDTOROLA CUSTC~1 Old Town Flats I Society Notes TV I .r;· I 1 ----... _.......... ........ I B WERNER Radio & T.V• 1 1 I CEMETERY LOTS ° ALL lOTS ON lEVEL GROUND Gravel Hill Cemetery $ . 2495 Come meet the car men with the new business and old-fashioned ideas. Cabral · . I INGELS FURNITURE i: PLEASE HER WITH MOTHER~S DAY DINNER Dinner out means enjoymen( for her TOM RUE MOTORS t "'" •nwrr. R-.nberWIIhA Me.anlngful Gift . .. A and the BIBLE whole famll)' Mill & Second Stl. 1965---41 Telegram Triggered TurJulent Weei :========:, e . y . :n'"'· 0 ., May for 'Mothw ., the 0. THE MARTIN RESTAURANT .. ' , • \ 'l ll0UTI7 • Gr-.lu ... MfDDLEPOIT .1001 STOll Mlclclliport, O. ',, MIDD'.EPOaT, a, · • AU'IIIOa!IID I I I A L I I - • �,, .•. ~_ ... _ ... ~ - ... ----·-·· ... ,,, ..... ...,....._ ..... -'1 .... . , ., ... - ..... ~ "" .. .. . _....... -. ·~- , -~ - ...., __ , -·-- ..~ ·:·-··-·- ..... .. .,...~ • - --...-------·- . . . ... ... .-----... ........_-- - ---··-- ...------ ~· I (I ., . .•. I j ""lal pnyer A motbeP:s tbout;-~ts Awmicbamllldarko•ovllll•···llllioMti"'l!lllooi-~-.. tiona ••• IMrelo '"""' -~- war!n-porlaulthe"IIDriill --,... !ace the future wilh 1!01\ffdelll'e wbeD humaaitJ atandlat tile V&J'J brink of d~truction! Then ~.1 only OM WQ': to be COUflrPODII BJld ~1· , wJ tmst in tltt wi.. do.n and mtrey of God I ,I Thio lilli&llrl, 1D1' own clauPIIIr, dot& IIDIImoW wllaii!OIIbloo 11\Y lloort. liP lonol a!roJd of tmn.....,. ... not yeti 'l'hraugh the Church '"""illloomll>o ways of the Lord and how ID live • tr1ll1 CbriatiaBlift. Thraugb Jll"IOY" may God help n1e tet anutmple fQr tnY da\llhttr .•• tuchinc me to put my tnu.t. yes, mJ verr Ufi!! intD Bi.l bandt, no rutter what th• future mJiht ba'fl iD store for us I Sentinel Church News __ __ ....,_ , 1110 .. Ill. Mid • .,. Rd., nOrth ol " ' • ~ ""lao 7:10 p. m. WilL Bolpllll. PqiGr, Glrltird. Orlllltb, pmor; IIOpr Wllo Bebbetb Schoo~ 1110 p, m.; lord, SUpt.; SUadQ SChool 10 Wanhlp, 1:10 p• .lll;f You tb a. m.; lllmlpllltlo &trvlcl, 7• IIIHIIJII, 8:80 p. m.; Bible Stu:30 p. m. Prayer meeiiDa, 7:10 dy, 'l'blll'ldal, 7180 p. lll:t at ~· 111. Tueada). If l!lvw Bellbllo GIIUpillll· o\oll,u.. '·'" vice, 7 p. m. Prayer meeting, Cuto. SUnday evenlnl servlcea RQIIull MIRtoa 1 Ollvt NJIWo l!ltiU tiHIIIIW Ia day Schou: ar 10 a m. Pray81·!J:80 p. m. Wednesduy; Yo1111a ob..,rvlna Rural Life Sunday IDID, mluloltll')l putor: SI!D' atrlll CltrirQ1 Rei, llll4la R. me~ting l'h"··o<J~y 7,30 ?. m. People's Serv:ce fnday, 1 :~u wllh Earl Slarlley as epeaker. day 8cbool. 1:10 a. 111.1 WonbiP BIIU, ~Iller: 8\!lldaY Sabool, · Ultl'" Wednesday prayer servlcea at 10:30 a. m.: ~. 7:10 p. 10 a. m.; Wllllllt Holablpr, IUPL Botillebem Bapllll eb~. 7:45 p. m. · · m.: Prayer ni'VIal, 7t30 p. m. Chrllllln l!lDduwr, f:!f' p; 11. Greal Bond: Rev C. L. O't;oo. Ch cb I God Mt Morlab Thurlday. Mrl L)lda CbfvaJier prtlldlnt, o Workman, • • pallor Cbeller Melbodlll .Cbarcb SJraaaH MIIIIOII, .,_ ' 1!11 aiL Sons' Hnllee!, no~ • pastor; Rob•r1 lA..,1I, IU p1. Be\>.urDaniel .,.., l!larl clallll le ' a. 11. Morning Worship da School 9 4o a m . Wor· Pearl A. Caito, l'loltor, WDI' CUller, pallor: lltrllloel tvti'Y 8 p, Ill. PruGblq 8:18 p. m.: and Sunday School: 7 p. m. ltv· Sun Y . · m a~d 1. 30 s aervlce at a 1 · Jl., Sunday Wednuday ~ed B'rlday IVIIIlDI Mid· Week Pray• meeUq 1 30 11 8 enlng oorvlce: 'l"'unday, 1:30 llnp ee~ICI eetma no· p. School al 10 •· m.; WSCS If! at 7,30 p. m. p. m. WedlludaJ CliO ~ p 111 Prayer mooting a. m. rayer m · , Thurllday ot monlb: Board Mrl Mul1 1In1 · · · · m Tuesday: Youn& People • meetin& srd Wednesday of lhe Tbe CbaraD el lh NUII'IIIIto •· · "· eetin& 7·30 p m. Friday. · Cb Rl E W Bacilli! EVIJIItllcal .1JltUed Carpenter Bapllal Cbarch: 111 ' • • month. ellel', . 1 ·• lll'tle,, ~. llrtthreD Cburcb - Sunday 80 1 111 S.1nday Schoo· 9·30 o. m.; Muro- Rutland Cburcb 01 God, Ro,. Flatwood• Metbodlat Cllarab ~und: s.::.ool ~· School 9:f& a. m. Worship, • ;• lng Worship · 10:15 a m. Jnhn Smallwood, pastor: .3unday W na on p a. m., 2nd and 4th SUndAy, 9:41 a. School 10 a. in.; (l;van•el:stlc - Pearl A. CastO, pastor or- 8:45 p. m.: !veulni Bervtct, m. Achalh MOler, p~atOr. Flnt Bapllot Cblll'l!h. Middle- service 1 p. m.: Youna People ship service 10 a. m. every 7:80 p. m.: Mldweell Prayer 11!1' Allretl Metlttdlll Cbarcb, port. Rev . IJonald Boone. oa& Endeaver 1 p. m. Wednesdav , other Sunday 17:45 p. m. ~:vice, 7:30p.m. Wednfldat. Rev. Pell'l Caato, p88tor. Mlddl_.. Choreb of the Naz. Sunday School at 9·30 a m ·or: Sunday Scoool 9:15 a. m.. prayer meetlng 1 p. m. Satur- day School, Opa. m., · Bailey Supt. rayer meet 1ng .,..... · · ·• . 1U·I' t red Hoff man. Sup·· · • a. day. 1 . • m Thursda arene, Rev. Clyde J. Blll'llett Charlea Taylor, Supt. Wor· 7·46 p. · .n. Worship Service: BVP 6 P· br Y· Sunday ilehool 9:30 a. m.r Moru- ship aervlce1 al 10•4& a.m. with m.; Evening Worship, 7:30 ~· Grace :lso;pal Rl ~ ~ c~, Forell Run Mothodlll Chol'<lb lng Worship IO:SO L m.; NYP8 the Rev• Caato. Wednelday fN, m.; We_<J .. 7:10 p. rn. I'Tayer Pomeroy, t:r :OOa c ~ Mor: Racine Charge, Rev. H. L. Young People, 6:45 p. m.; Ev8Jio enlng prayer orvlcea at 7:4ii meetlng, 1.30 p. m. Wed .. choU" MMbn, lli!C · Y McDaniel pastor Church Ser· gelistic me•ting 7:30 p m 1 p.m. nlng Prayer and ~nnon Practlce · Coll•o hour follow:~ to .30 /tees. 9 a.• m. each· Sunday with PTav•• ""'"' . •g, Wed . 7:30· p.m.· lJB CbQJ"cb, Letart Su,.. First Baptlot Church. Pome· •. m B Sunday School following al n5. Pomeroy r.bureb of tho Naz. day School 8:30 a. m.; 1\lor!h:p roy _ Rev Charlea Non-Is Eo.terprise EUB Chureb. Rev Mrs. Fred Nease. Supt. arene, Sunday ScbooL 9:30 a. ,.. ··es· Sunda) 7 30 P m Sunday School 9:31J till l0 .20 Menzel Smith, pastor Worsnip Heatb llletbodist Church. Mid· m.: Momtng WOI'$hip 10:4& a. Letar1 Fall! United Bretbrea Worllhip service J0 ·31J a m · serv:ce 9 au a m · Sunday m Evemng Worllhlp, 7 p. m.; Churcll, Rev Jama MorrlaOn. · · ·· · ·· . dlepurt M E Dowson pastor; ~ u· 7 Wed Sunda School 9·30 a m Tom Nursery and Jun:or church for School, 1U 30 a. m Youtll ~ el ' · Sc I "ayer mee ng, p. m. . Y · · ·• cbildren. lowshlp 6.30 p. m.. Boys and Mrs. Nan lluore . Church . hoo Re'l. Clyde v Henderson, pas- Norris, supt.: Asst. Supt Her· Girls Fellowship, 8' 30 p. m.; Supt.; Church School. 9 30 a. tor. bert Rousb. Preaching Sunday FlrSI BapHII Char<!~. Rl;clnt l!:venln service 7·30 p m 2nd nt; Worship Serv:ce, lO .SU L 10:30 a. m.; Altemate evening ~v C L. o·~onner paotur b8 S d . V th c"'c.lr m.; Methndisl Youlh Fello-.t· CbUrcb of tbe NUirelle, Pom· worship . at 7·30 p m . Prey· · · and 4t un ays: ou ·'"' · · · · Board n-. Cl d Hende roon, er mooting Thurs · · ·• SUnday School 9 30 a. m . Sam . m Wedn ..da I'Tayer sh:p, 1 p. m.; Otf:clal trO) n.o• . V e .• 8 p. Ill. (,'urtls. supt.; 10 45 a. m Muro- ~:ti~ • 7,30 p. m. Jedoesday meeltng, 1st Sun~ay ot month. pa~tor: Suoday Scllool 8:30 a. ML Hermon United eretbrtn ng worship: 6 1111 p. m. on 8 UO p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday Dl., Mornlq Woraltlp 10.80 a. 1o Christ: Rev Jamos Morr!. and Junior Fellowship; 8 p.m Lottrldge EUB Cbureh., Rev. ot nonth, 1 30 p. m.: Eleanor m.: NYPS 8:45 p. m. Evening (on, paator; Sunday School, (l;venlng oervt<:e, 130 p m Eugene E. Emtr!IOn, pastor; Circle, 2nd Thursday ol month oervlcq 7:30 p. m. PraYer 9:80 1. m., ·eachlna 10:10 1. Wednesday, Praver meeting: Sunday School 9,45 a. m. Rus- 7:30 p. m.; ClaSI 12. 3rd We\1. meollnl. 7:80 p. Dl. Thursday. m. Allernlll preaehlll(l and 9,30 p. m. Wednesday S•"tor sell Archer, Supl. Sunday nesdav ot month, 8 p. m.; AI~ Cbarch of lite NIZII'tne, aa. Cbrlltlan !ndeavor, 7:90 p. m. Chotr Prattico: 3 SO P. m. 1\Je• worship 10 , 45 a. m. and 7,30 emoon Circle, 4th Thursday of cine, OhiQ. Sunday School al Sunday. Mld·Week Prayer ·~· 2 day, Jumor Chotr Prac!lee. p. m. alternately. Bible sludy mooth. Practice ~:30 . a.m. Bunda•' Worship vlala Wednuday, 1.10 . p. m. WednesdayP· 7m.'p Choir m. t Rullao4 Firol BapllSI Cbureb and prayer serv Ico led bY pa• • • · Scrv:ce 10:30 a.m. Sunday Eve- · Sunda~ Scbrol9:30 a. m. Preacfl. or 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. ChriS· ning Service 7:30 p.m.; Mid • Middleport Ftm UDIIId Pro• ID~ Sunday 2:3() p. m. tlan Endeavor, 7:30 p. m., 3rd Mlltorsvillo Metbodlat ohdfeb week Prayer Service Wednes. byteriiD Church, Rtv Howard Saturday of month. · IJr Lostar L. Roush. pastor: day 7:30 p.m. Rev. Morria M. Ruppelt, pestor: Sunday School l'ree WID Baptist Cbnrc~. Victor Brown. Churci' School WoUe, Putor. 9:80 a. m. Mr. Fred Cewb, Rutland, Pastor. Rev . P au I Morain& Star . EUB c•areh, Superintendent. 10 a. m. Offtl) ' aupl.: 10:30 a. m. Woflblp: a 4> Taylor; Sunday School, 10 a. m. Rev. Menzel Snulb, pastor: g,4Ji ial Board meedna uch quarter Rndud Cllareb of lilt N...,. p. m. YF: Wed. a:sr Ju.nlor Guy Priddy, Supt.; Preachln& 1. m. Sunday Scbool, ~ unleu otherwise called. Holy '""' ~unday School 9:30 a. m.: Cbolr: 7 p, m Sonlor Choir service, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer Ill' Smith, supl.: Earl Sbuler, .\Ia t. Communion each quarler as an- Mormng !'orshlp 10:45 a. m. Syracuse First United Pro• vices, ':30 p. m. Wednesday. Morning wonhip 10:46 a. m.: nounceo. . Evangelistic service 7:45 p. m. bytel'lin Church _ Church set· I (Jb b Prayer meelin& 8 p. m. Thurs Morse . Chapel Metltodlst Midweek prayer serviCe, 7:45 p. •lcea t·so a m • Sunday School Co~Ler ~~F~or~~~:• Ma~l: day. Church, Arthur Stitt, Putor !D. Wednesday. 10:80 a: m.; BtbJe Study, Wed., Middleport. R•v. Nyle Borden. South Bethel EUB Church - Sunday School, 10 a. m. OU~er IJflctllt Qorcb of 1be Naza. 7:30 p .m. atinistar. Sunday School 8:30 Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, p~s- Sayre. Supt.: Sunday Wonhlp rene, WWJam c. Thorpe. pastor, ---a. m. Arnold Rlcllsrds, Supt. tor. SUnday School 9:4li a. m., servtce, II a. m.; Prayer meet.- Sunday SrhooJ 1:10 a m.; Mon> . Morning Wonhlp, 10:30 •. Norman H. Bahr, Supt. Sunday mg every Wednesday evenmg. lng worship IO.SO a. m. . Worslup 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 P· p lland Metbodlst Church • Naomi Baptist Qnrdl: Sua- m. Alternately. Bible Study Ar~~ Still ator. Swtda~ Penteco~ Anllllhly, Routt day Scbonl 9:30 a. m.: Wor- and Prayer service led by past· Scb I NO ' H 124, Rev. aul E. Jones, pastor. Twenty -five member1 were 110 ship 11 a. m.: Prayer service, or, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. old~ ~" ~ Sunday ~boo! 10 a. m.; Will' present wben the Chester So 1 p. m. Wednesday. · ou ,' up ·• cone shlp servtces 7:30 P· m. SUllo and Sew 4-H Club met to elect Syracgae E.U.B. Church, Paul McLeod, Alii. Supt. Semces day, Wedneaday and Friday. new officers for tbe coming Carleton ~lnlr•h, Klng1bnry !. Sellera PasiOI'. every Sunday evenlna. Tbe PeDieeDIIII Qnrdl MJd. Jill 1 K0 b'· tz and Cl Road, Rev. Clyde Hinlon, pas' .. ••·••· Ch-• dJeno•t, Soutb Srd Ave. Surumy year. .' e ,.n th d eo tor. Sunday School, 1:30 a. m.; t:30 a. m. SUDdaJ School, Ben . Racbte ,..,....,..., """'' sm:;;;;110 8 111 • 8 .. ev Smith w1ll serve 88 e a v:s Ralph carl, aupt. sunday wor· Quisenberry, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. ft. L. McDaniel. pastol": Sun· elisli~ ~ ~IO ~ ors. Officers elected were Jen· ship 1ervice 10 ,30 a. m. and Morning Worship prY!ce, lSI da1 School 8t80 a. m.: PreachBlbl c;o ' 7 So ny Dean, president; Cella Mc7:30 p. m. ~llernately. Prayer and 3rd Sundays or lite monlb: In& IQ:~., Ill: I ~F 6 p. m.; m., Sa~a· ~~ ~.,.:. Coy, vice president; Linda Baer meeting Wednesday 7,30 p. m. 7:30 p. 111 , Evonlns Evqella- Prayellltd Bible otudy, 7:30 p. W• hi 7•10 , ..... a- secretary; Debbie Wood, news ' lie Service 2Dd and ~lb SWJo Ill. Wednoaday, on P p. m. """"' ..... reporter; Julia Holter, heallh p. m. 1 : -•. ..i: With the hope it will, in 1ome meoaure, ro•rer and help flU" tain that which i~ good in /ami ly and community life, thi1 fea· ture ~ tpomored by the bUiineu firms and organiwtiom whose names appear below. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING !40 Lincoln St. Middleport FRANCIS FLORIST ond GREENHOUSES WY 2-2550 WY 2·2644 GOEGLEIN READY -MIX CO. '1'ake Someone To Church This Week" W1l 2-328~ Middleport Member I'TD Groenhoule WY 2·3402 . LIEVING COAL COMPANY Established In 1904 Wost Columbia, W Va. Ph. Maoon SP 3-8093 = 4HClub News m. =esda f.;m HEINER'S BAKERY Bi~le :~d~un~~,:~r~~lpa RICKARD'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE . ~.; G~ne wo~ t.o!''~~t Jr~ .Bibi~ ~ bo~~.vtp ~·~· HARDEN'S GROCERY and MARKET V. EDWARDS INSURANCr AGENCY I l,, -.m. an~ ::~~~~~!.eo~~~· mee~ meeua. equip .~ """eel! RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN &ABBOTT St. Paul's Lutheran Church POMEROY FLOWER SHOP SWISHER & LOHSE Hyoel.: OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. · THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS , OF AMERICA RACINE PLANING MILL K. JEWELERS 'J..--1'!"!-~,•-~.!!..'" .~ ~ '!'.•. -----~~~.~.·, ~99 NQ.OO Oown-l•t•nct a• Convtn.,nt Ternq MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. '62 OLDS F·l5 CUTLASS COUPE VB motor. automatic trano, Power steerinc, r1dio, SQOd white stdewoU tires, wheel discs, back up lights, tinted windshield. Oldsmobile's finest eCOII• omy car and th11 one Is lops. Only 38,000 mileo, one local owr.er. TONIGHT $1695 "HOW TO MARRY A PRINCH DIIH" -e~d- 63 OLD$ 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN · ·.. · · · .... · .... · $2495 Mal. ZetterllDf, Vlralnia !Wall end Ptler Sellal'l in "'NLY TWO ~AN PLAY" Automatic. Power brakes, power steering, new white sidewalls, wheel diSCI, radio back-up lights, tinted windshield , air-conditioning. 64 CHEV. CHEVELLE EL CAMINO · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · $1995 s.tunloy May I Audit 14urpbf, MerrY Andera •ntl V8 motor, 3 speed std. trans., radio, heater. white sidewa ll~. wheel dises. baek·up QUICK GUN" lights air-lift shocks on rear. (TtchnicoJor) ~d- Ollvfa DeHavllland "LADY IN A CAGE" .. ·- -·-·--·-- 62 FORD FAIRLANE 500 2 DOOR · · · .. · · · · · · · · · $1395 -- V-8 motor, automatic trans., radio, heater, iOOd wh1te sidewall tires, wheel discs, backup lights, one local owner, new Olds trade· Ill. Real sharp car. 60 CHRYSLER SARATOGA 2 DR. H.T. · .. · · · .... $1195 V-8 motor, automatic lran9!tlission, power brakes, power steerifii, radio , white sidewall tlres, wheel discs and back-up lights. Very (()w mileage, 2-59 CADILLAC, (1) 2 DOOR, (1) 4 DOOR · · choice $1800 Both with full power and air-condition ing. a:d KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. STAR SUPPLY CO. ONLY Priced to Go-·" As Is" Specials a' BAUM LUMBER CO. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE &TOWN & COUNTRY 3 ROOMS New Furniture R : S t': HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE & I ro. TINY'S FOODLAND .. I I &1 Colombir Chapel: Worship ser- day of m~lh. IIETBANY B. L. Barratt. and aafety chairman; Melinda •Ice each Sunday 9:15 a. m.; • a m. Mornllls Wonblp: Rock Sprllti• Melbodlol Rarriloavllle PrubJierlall Amsbury will aerve 88 recrta•. Dodge- Dart - Dodge Truck! Sunday School 10 a. m.; Voutb 1 30 . m Sllllda1 School lily· Cbuler Lemley, paator; WDJ1o Church, John Oavlea, pastor: lion leader. - Debbie Wood, Service 6·15 P m Evening Wor· 10 th. 30Th.els . S I. 8 •o ~ Ill lhlp .ervlce 9:30 a. m.; Sun· Church Schooll0:30 a. m. Wor· news re""•ler Middleport e I, up : '' •· · day Scbool 10·1' a m · MYF h. Ice •30 m ·- · · · · y h Fell hi CARMEL _ • Prayer · • · and·• B:ble . s Reoraaalqll lp serv · Qlarab P• •til J•u __ · •hip 7 p. m. each Sunday. out owa p. 8:30 p. m. Middleport, Ohio I Bl'ltlbarJ Cbar•b 01 Cbrlst, 9:30 a. m. Bunda~ ~ool. Way. Study, Wednesday, 7,30 p.m. Chrlll ol Litle l)q SllDII, 111 The Bashan Farmere.ttes met Art Marcum, minister; Bible ne Roush, Supt., !0.30 a. m. mBt!l !rom Racllll till Rlclll• at the home of their Jidvbo~. School and Morning Worship, Mornln& Worship, 2nd and 4th Rallallll 1\lelbndlst. Cbarell-. Portlaod Road. Suaday Scbool Mary Rose, on April 24. Sharon Pomeroy . West Main St , a. m.; Christian Endeav. Sunday of tho munlh; 8 p. m. Rev. C. J. Le~ey, pastor. 9,30 a. m.; llorlhlp IOIIO a. Holter, presldento I the cl~b. 10 30 p. m .. or, Evening Worship, Evenln& EvangeUsUc Service, Cburcb School UO a. m.: Wor Sunda" evenlal III'VIol at conducted the buatness Sll8&1Dn Support the Church of Your Cho1ce P6 ' !at and 3rd Sunday of month. 1hlp service, 10:3() a. m.• M Wed __.,, • at th• meellnl. The lfOUP 7 · 111 · V. F. Monday, 8:30 p. m. ·· p. m.. '' ,.,_, "" made plans to take thfil ))oat Builders ond Building Suppil" Brad! rd Cb b Chrt Tupporo Plalnl EUB Cbureh, · . Ice at 7:30 p. Ill. Putor, C. W. trip which it an annual affair o ID"c o1 •1• It E E Eme pa8 8Uvonvmo Metbocbst Churcb Pro!fitt AD eveu~~JC II"' . Chester, Ohio Ph. 885-2005 Joe Robinson, Minisler; ev. ugene · rson, Stitt astor Sunda ·. • of the 4-H clubl m .tie ltv' " Arthur 9' : a.: School, 9,30 ;, Homer Forrest, . Supt.· leal Mlultlll counly area. The wm Bakers of Good Brt>ad School 9:30; Mornmg Worship, bart Jlne .ard, Su t. Stu· Supt., Services Thm·Miay even- Long Boltom, Rev. be May 29 - Sheila 10:30 a. m.; Evemng Worsh''· d Y P 1 Jed .b lng. Cencula administrator, SUnday News Reporter. .l(l · · tiuntingto.u. W. Va. 7 p. m. Wednesday, 7 p. m. dy an prayer •er~ cea y ' • I s Bible Study. paslor, UO P· m. Tuesday. SUIIOD Methodist Cburcb, Ar- Mass 8' 30 a.m., esl., Boy 081 A Npol'l wu ctvin· by Dawn Adult clas1 meetlnt 7:30 P· · tbur Stitt, pastor. Sund~y ol ObU1a~ 7 P. m. Car r on ''Pattern Fitting" Wheel Balancing-Auto Glass·Brake Servlee Dexter Cbarcb of C b r tot m. lost Monday of n:unth. School to a. m., Clint Orr, St. Jolm 1 CotboUo ~! wbi: the Bedford ~·r ~In· Pb. WY 2-3578 Pomeroy Bible School 9:30 a. m. Preach· Supt.; Sunday Worship, 11 a.m. IIIII' GuJ•I'Ille <Dutob IUdPl· 1·ng s•·- 11111 reQIJD h "e • -· lag 10:30 a. m., first and third ...._. Rev. l'rlllll Manlerf. 1111" · ' · • 0 Sundays Fetleraltll ..,...... PttmM'OJ, SyriCIIIa Melllotllll CbarU, tor, Sunday Mass 18180 1. 111;1 ShinlnC Stan hold . •te: du · Rev. W. H. Perrin. putol'j )1', Leiter L. Rouah, pUIOrt Holy Day of Obliptloa 8:10 a. meellop at the ~~ade Chester, Ohio Masoe City Chorcb of Christ, Carl Kau~ SupL; S u P d • Y Morning worship service 1 tll.l Conlenlllll ~ !lour belort ·SchOG~ Mn. Helen'~ asd I\IWer Street, R. Kenneth Roy, School, t:IJ a. m.; Worablp 01118 Wlnebnlnner Supt. 10 1 , Mall ' Mrs. Doris l!lastm,an are ad· Envangetisl; Sunday Bible bour 10:30 t. m. m. Sunday chool: 'VF WedJlelo ~ Belvlllf• Arll1o 1Bl17 visor• of the ~ - Wt11d1 Two Lor:ations For Your Convenient e Sludy 10 a. m., Morning Wor· day 8,30 p. Ill., Mra. Moorl, Rays. WIDID&. o111eer un:hll&' Carper, News Reporter. WYUHII 871'1CUSI WY Will ship, 10:45 a. m. Eve.mng Wor· MI. ObiOn F.W.B. Cborch -director Of!lctal Board meet- SUnday 10 a. m. Bollness ~~~~~~~ · sblp 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, Sunday School 9;45 a. m., Earl IIi&, ~ Monday each moulb 1111; 10 130 1, m. SUIIdQ Sollool. Maureen Hennelly wn,.!'D'" 7:30 p. m. Wednesday . Starkey, supt., Evening wor- at 7:110 p. m. Holy CommDD- 9tmt1ar 7 p.m. YOUIIII Pectple'l tess to the Clover KUtert "4-H Pomeroy, Ohio Mlddleporl Cllareh of Cbrlst ship, 7' 30 P· m. by C~ Col, till each quarter as announced. Leiioo; 7:30 p, m. SalvatiOD Club when they met • !It" h4r lib Main Streets. Donald WSCS first Wednesday ot eacb mtii!Dilt Tborsda)', 1 ID I lAo !lome on April 24. The PAJNTS and BAROWAl!ES 111 '' tiiDilth. IDcks, mioister; Bible Schoo~ I ID •8 "'' · p. dies Home LeagUe: 7 p. m. Prep was In charge of the allvltJOr, D. 1:30 a.m., Kenneth McElhinney, r.ednesday,Tb~ pracllce al The United Metbndlst clnlrcb eJasses; 7:30 p. m. Bible a!Pdl1 Peggy Folmer. Tbe p-odp·tearnPJI. WI 9-3273 Raclnt Supt.; Morning Worship, •30 p. m. ur y. Pomeroy - Paator Melvin AJ. JII'BYBl' IIJidnl, Otbll' Hllbi eel 'rihat type of~~ IO:SI m. Evening Worship, Danville P11p1m Belbteal, (P, ldre, B. A., B, D. Church School by annOUDQIIIItllt. would be riae41cllo 130 E. Second Pomeroy WY 2-24tO 7 p. m., Prayer Service, Wed· o. Langsville, Ohio), n.v. 0. H. at 9:15 a. m., Leo O'ow, Supt. Pomel'OJ Sevatllt DIJ AU. sewing baskela. Heao lllllday, 7 p. m. Car., paator: Sunday Scbool, t:30 ~ Vaugba~ •. Asst. Supt. Moth- t1a1 Climb- Mulberry Belgbltt neasy, News Reporter• . · ;· a. m Robert Grate, SUpt. Wor- er s Day. D:vme Worship 10:30 Middleport, Obto Qazdt of Cltrill, Pomeroy, "' . • . ..,, a. m. Sermon, "Two Great ~oREMAN 11 10•1' 1· m., ~,. p · · 1 of F ·1 Lit " 6 Pllono WY 2-3481 N. ,Second A.,., J....., Masters ~•tor: Sunday lhlp llrvlce __ , • ,_ p Youth, 8:41 p. m.: Evan- rmc:p es am1 y e, . Quality Furniture at Lowor Prtcol . School 9:30 a. m. Cborch 10:30 pllotla servloe 7'30 P m. Mid· p. m. Methodist Youth Fellow· a. m.; Cbrtsdan Endeavor, 6:30 Week Prayer ~· Pra~e Wed· ship. Tuesday, May 11, the MOo cor. ~ & Second st.-;;;h~ Middleport UV• .J08EPH JDW,Y, rAS'l'Oll p. m. EveDing Service, 1:30 p. usday, 7_80 p. m. ' the r- DaughterChoB•nqlllllleb.Thur.. 1 1 Ch. u rtb, WY 241'10 . Paraonage, WY 2-21181 m. 7: 5 p. m. tr . ear.IJI. . . Ratlattd Cllarcb ot Cbrlll. lfllgdom Ball or Jeltl\'lb'e SUnday • May 18, Sprlnc PortsJubUateSuruloy, May 9 ''FLOWD!S FOR ALL OCCASIONS" 30· eo wtlon ..._ mouth Diltrlcl Con!erenct at Bible School 9: • nun •; Wttnesse• · Public meetlo&. """" First Metbodlst Church Ironton REXALL DRUGS Cor. Buttornut• W. MaiD 10:30 a. m., V. H. Braley day 5 p. m., Watcbtower 11Udy 1 2.30 ' (Bullitlll Board Sayin&: Of The Week) 1 We FW AU Doetora Prescription! "If ibmlce mai:N tl!e bmt !fQW fonder, some ptODll S~pt. Sabra Canaday, pianist; 1 p. m.; Bible stud1 Tuelilley l'ree Metbodlll, wY 2-2955 Pomeroy rullr love Uw cliUrGIII~ ·· Btble Study, 7:30. Delberl Ro- 1 p. m. Service meellna, 7 p. Bober' E. 6111111, Sr., pullrl aline, leader. m. Tltuntlay: llllnlatry acbool, autd&Y Scbool 9,110 o. m., Will' ZIOD p•are~~ or Cbrlsl, Po- 6 P· m. Thuraday. ~ Halq, Sapt.: MorlllD8 waro Buildlni Suppllta & Millwork roy • !larrtsonvWe Road, E1J. LatlloriD euruet - St. PaDIIIriP 10:30 a, m. Youth llerYiol, Otntral CDDtractlng gene Underwood, minister. Bl· Sunday School l11li a. m.: Wor- 1145 p. m.; Evangotistlc m• Baker. of HolsUID Brood Pbono WY 2·3978 llle acbool 9:30 a. m.; Mnrnhll 1hlP aervlct 10:30 a. m.: St. uge, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer meo~ wonhfp 10:30 a. m.; Evenln8 Jolut, 1unday Scllool 10 a. 111.1 lll!l. Thurst'•y 7:30 p. m. woi'sblp 7:30 p. m.; Rober1 Reed Wor•hi~ 9 a. m. Free MellltldiJC CUrP, La~~' Bible O,hool Su~L Allred Metlltdial Cllurcb - II CUll, l;ev. R. E..~ene Gill, & C. Orella" Qucll o1 Gad, Re,, Rev. Pell'l CillO, p11tor. Sun· pastor. SUnday School . 8:10 a. GObert Spencer, pastor. SundaY day School al t1IO a. 111. with II.; Phil Wise, supt.: Morning "Your Keepsake Store" School 9:30 a. m. Morning wor- Charlo Taylor, SUpt. Worship worshlp . 10:30 a. m.; You lb LOCAL UNION 5&l8 112 E. Main Street PomoroJ lllftDIIII'otd, W. Va. ablp 1.1 a. m.; Evangellatic Hr-•ervices at 10:4t wltb the Rev, llerVICII 7 p. m.; Evqellallc !""''!'!,,"1! .. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Telegram Triggered TurbUlent Week r. w. l'roedom OOQtl MIIIIGD, .., .uu• PNIOI', ,J411111f R. llllln Stlvera~Ull !!Old: m. J. Hoffer. serv-· oit .._,, 1853-"From Buggl11to lulclll"-1965 WAS ON A GOOD UIID NOW 62 Pontiac V8 • • $1995 $1695 I t!r, llud T<>». Power olairlnc and brokol. Hydramotic. On• particular owner. Cal~lllo 62 Pontiac VB •• $2195 $1777 Sltlr Chill 4 dr. Sedan. Ono eaNtul local ownar. Power otatring and llnkea. •:r b 63 Olds "88" · · · · . · . - $2295 2 dr. Bard~- Just arrived. One caroful owner. Power steering and brtltat. RydrmaUc. Spotle11liBhl green finiah. 63'lambler '990' 1895 1695 I' 1963 Dodge -- f Dr. Sodon. VB, Auto. Trano. Radio ond Heater Pontiac ·2' dr. Hard Top. Owned by one owner-a retired 'ldlo ~ no&blJlf IIIOH Important than wrlnc lor hl1 ear. wi!JII witb beouttful vlnyltrtm. ~Buick - • • • • • -• - rhoenla 4 dr, Sedan, Beautiful all wbite finish, Famoua olanl a oyl. Automatic ablft. 59 Buick - - • $995 $895 • Corvair Mwa Convertible. • on the !loor, Radio and Boater 1962 Ford - • 4 Dr. Sedan. Sttl. '1'1'1111. raleon $495 $195 $495 tre.,smislion . Cadillac-Oldsmobile Pomeroy -SAVE- - SAVE - FORD -SAVE - FORD - SAVE SAVE II SURE YOU GET THE ••• • Radio ud Hqter 1961 Dodge - .. .. $)095 0 IIIII ... 0 3 Dr. H.T. Auto. Trans. Radio ontl Healet', OOt OWlltr a Dr. Stdan. e erL 2 *· lladatl. Heater 1960 Ford • • • • $495. FOR YOUR CAR IN TRADE 1961 Dodge • - • $1495 1'.1 Tall Swtl!llln• ~. I Toile 11nl11t, RNI Sharp va, ~atom Qeb, Auto. Tra111. 64 Ford Falcon - - • $495 1957 Dodge - • • •795 I dr.ltltllll. J1llt urlnd. ll(lukllflll blaok !lltlrb. eeyt. llllndanl illllft, V·8 motor. automotle S2195 1961 Plymouth - .. •1195 mileage, LISallte 4 dr. Sedan. Just arrived. Power •leering. Low &lira cleai\ IIIII'· ild, •hill. ·· 61Dodge V S motor a11tomat lc lrnn s , nm s rc.•a\ good. 1962 Chevrolet···-· $1495 • .$2695 ~495 64Pontiac f'at•lina dr. Sedan. All vinyl ventura trim. Almost like the 62;-Bonneville - $2195 $)995 V-8 motor. Auln . trur1s. Power Sf('(' ring , WY 2-5342 • Dr. lied... Power Slllrinl 1nd Jirak••· Radio and Heat,. er. One Owner 4 58 BUICK 2 door GMAC FINANCING 1962 Oldsmobile-- $1895 it WI& 110ld. HJcfr-lfe. 54 OLDS 2 door KARR &VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES 4 dJ';J!t!I\Jo, Buokat INti, Conoul, Auto111atlo obift, power steer· Inc an( ~es. ODIJ 0,008 eeay mllfl. Llkt new lnaide and out ~11 59 DODGE 4 DR. H.T. ON NEW 6 5 FORDS PRICES FROM $1890.1 AL L COLORS - All MODI.$ 'I' Toa SlUt; Dtu:l 'WIIII1I, 8 Q1, I IJliL I YOU ALWAYS PAY LESS AT .• " ·R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. . " ~91-'~~ Dirt-lancer ~~ · I Mill St. Mlclclltpart KEITH GOBLE FORD NIDDLEPORT, 0. �- I • ' ...._ t..'k..; • ~.· : .. .. --:~ .. .... .. .., .. • • ·' ' ' i ·J Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board For Rent For Sale ReaI Estate For 5IIe 8---Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 7, 1965 tr-- ' ' Property Transfers HarrisonvilleP. T.o~ Names its New Officers .. r•m LAIIWILL - THASS TI-l' ONI:t KINDt>. KILLIN'S Al-l LIKES!.' FAll\ SO,MAN,LIKI!: 'LET'S SETTLE IT- INDIAN PHONE WY 2-2156 ~ AN'SQUARE ONES.~ STYLE.~' - 31.- SL- .....,. IIUllp ..........__ ! ..... ........... ,. ... , ~ 38.~ &L"- .. ~ • • CHISTIR AXYJILB&&Xa II LOJI8J'BLLOIJf One Jetter llmplyltaDds tbr ••O'lw, Ja lido A. 11 ~~ thne L'o, X tor tbo M 0'1, ole. lliiJilo llttero, · •· tbt loiiF1 -.1 - - at tl>o are oJI 111111fo &ach d&y the Oldt :a.tt.n IN "7 t ,, !~ t. work -It DAR.Y CRl'I'!OQlJOHl- 8 _.. boor ~: OOU~D :. ~­ . \ COME IN i t IBLPYPX IWK XPJ'J'pf: PCP MEET OUR NEW;~­ T...,..,.. OJ: ' \ ~band? rd .MY - ilfolitl4~ Fann Machinery c --· Employment Wanted o;W~I- :l l . ..• iJ~U WIDOW WOULD li ke J or 4 days work a w~K. Lrrena Snyder, WY 2-69GL 5 5 6Jc d~ ·; !! ;:;, Q :.~ 1964 UMBLER 330 AMERICAN ' ;, .. '''Jf. ,-: Station Wagon. standard Trans. Radio and Heater. A real clean, solid gold color wagon. One owner. See II. Save " ' · · .• . ' 1963 RAMBLER 660 4 DR. SEDAN V8. One local owner. Auto trana. Radio and heater. Uke new. Save $$$$ 1957 VOLKSWAGEN Heater. Economy car 1953 FORD 6 CYLINDER ........ .. $65 · Runs Fine 1953 CHMOLET STATION WAG. $fJ. . Good Body and Tires ~..r· .. :;·I, -~:. ' ' : :.( ; ... .J,... . 1951 CHMOLEJ ............... ... ~$.~ METROPOLITAN =MOTORS;.~ . . " P_hont WY 2-3870 . Ml6 •• Ma'll! It:.' mil .oDriDA'I'IC.r OJ' II::V.PJR.l' or ll'll fW! --iiiO!lllllll lfOII ttomlchl" 5 ·~ ------- ' ,. ;~_, ' \ ~~ :. h HARDI.It GRAY WILL, WE llQ KI'IOIII W\IAR HI'> ~lOIN' OUT I 11:11 II :30 11:45 12:00 12: 20 12:25 Musical Interlude RepublicaD Loplaturo Walter Moeller Local 1; Ohio News Evana B11llet1D Board News-0-Grama SaturdaJMalinle .., ·I •• COME IN AND SEE RAY FOR THE BEST DEAL POSSIBLE ON A SELECT USED CAR. I Altmu;te Saturdays 1:11& Newt Beat 2:00 Saturday Matinee 2:55 News Beat 5:00 Saturday Mallnet 3:55 New• Beat f:OO Dilclng W11b DoSI t:30 Top Teo Revut 1:00 Saturday N11r1 1llpart 5:15 Dinner Musicale 5:30 Comm;mlty Clwlrl 7:00 Ofl Tho Air SELL CARSl:· ·. NEW and USED aen.,_.nature IIIII a out ZJW Garden Club '1" 1 , • wltll a nice J'CIP :M:Q . . BIIWK.-IBIJ'8W 1 ------- , ~ HE IS HERE TO ...• IOIIIWB ..... Ray Bens~!,: ~I I WBJ' .. lPJ' STAT& IS THill ~'!'~<* SALESMAN . I q en AO:Jztt F' S:VJWJ'B Clf,p WE ~;~aRE· COULD lJSE 'moT-! �I f ,, •.. Mrs. EichingP· Is Reelected WSCS Leader Yo Wa TeGirl~ E • p• .. \ -~~~,, >, ·~ ,. ' Surpris~Party G'!Ven ' t uesday For Doughter show. Also, the Freshman Mr. Wllllam K.Rusiiu, Friend.Surprfle il?u.e-Warmfn,u Rutland P. T•.4. chanica! drawing class will baud director of tbe Middle- FlorenceBoUey Glll~nonSaturday . To Meet Monday hlblt designs for a variety of port Hlgb School, baa 8111101111- Mrs. Florence Holley was the IZZO, Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Work. '!1te Rutland PTA will meet , buildings constructed under the ··~ tbal • coocert by tbe co- guest of honor at a party Wedman and family were atven a Monday evening, May 10 at the Idn-ecllon of . Harold Sauer. One det 8lld Junior band wlll be nesday evening at her home, bouaewarmtna at the aew Mt. Rutland High School auditorium display will mchtde public build~ sented oext Tuesday, May Nye Ave., planned by her The Ya Wa Te Camp Fire Moriah Church of Gad parson· with Arthur Miller, president, j ings and farm butldlngs. . 1j ·at 7,JG p.m. at tbe blgb dllughter and son-in-law, Mr. Girls of Racine enjoyed their age Sa~ evening after a Mr. end Mrs. Harold Saae 1D charge. i Music .will be presented. by Mrs. William Eichinger was • ,0 1 auditorium. and Mrs. Dwight Logan. annual pizza and slumber party revival belnl! held at the church. entertained with a aurprile 1111' The Junior and Senior Home senior girls trto. There w1U reelected preSident when I he The cadet band Is compooed Mrs. Holley was a dinner at the Sam CurtJs ·farm, Morn- Attending were Mr. arid Mrs. ty after echool Tuellday afte Economic Girls with their instaliaiton of officers and WSCS of the Syracuso Met.OO- of JUnior high students and the guest of the Logans and when log star, on Aprll 30. Albert Appleby, Mr. ond Mrs. noon ln honor ol their datJIIiter, teacher and advisor, Leda Mae lreshments will be served dist church met Wednesday .ev- JUniOr band uses beginners and she returned home was pleas- The girls mived on the Charles Dauah~, . ~ Joy, whO observed her '1111 Kraeuter will present a style lhe 8th grade room mothers. , ,· " at the home of Mrs. Ahce- sixth grade s u t d, n t s. antly surprised when a 8J"OUP school bus and Immediately ren, Mr. and ,at( blrlbday anniversary. GliDes ;:::::':::::::.,_:::::::::::::::::::::::~, Capehart. I - , publle is cordially Invited. of friends cam~ in to help her ellanged !Dto oomlortsble hit· sons, pecky and Col:'eltB Rhodes, and contests we:e played and Devotions from Luke 4 wherde .., "' """"' ""'"""''"""" celebrate heredbJrbthlrthdday. k l!1f clothes. A hlke was taken ~Mr. andRuthMrsP. ~~MrSiatypn! priMa woneberby Donna WWebt!r, led by Mrs. Capehart, who a '"" A decorat ay ca e, over the hl!ls through tlte S. ¥!1!",., • 81111 Duane W , MarJory 11111for her topic, "Hearing God ~ ~ ice cream and coffee were ser- woods d 1' g the creek to Mra. Ross Scarberry Jnd Su81e, ley 8lld Brenda Bolln. speak through the Bible." Miss ved to Mr. and Mrs. William ~n ~on birds nd Mrs. DQrotby !"fflll!jt, Mr., "'14 bad Marcia Karr presented the proQln I Bartels and Edward and Chuck, see spr Ill! owers, ' 8 Mrs. Jacob Bulb li1lfl chllllreb, After the honored SUiill ram topic "The Bible Is God's IMrs. John . Smith, Mr. and birds nests. Even a black &nake Mr. and Mrs. IVlliifd EbertJ.. ope!1ed her lovely llfta, the 18 ~ork " ' iii ~ Mrs. Elmer Bailey and Sandra, was observed from a dlsf:ance. bach and r.muy·, Mr. ancj Mrs. Invited pests were aeated •· · b 1 sesSion I IMrs Helen Sauvage and Gene. After about two miles of hiking, Dorsa Persons and o-er, Mr. round tlte table carrylns out During the us ness ,~ h th gi is took time out t0 '""" the I be I Ink and o shut ms calls were reported. · 1Mrs Carl Moore, Mrs. Helen w en e r and Mri. Clarence Wolfe, Rev. CO or tc me o P 2 • i th minating Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Sayre iBrickles Mr and Mrs. Logan swing on a grapevine, they re- and Mrs Gilbert Spencer and sreen In the cloth, napkiM and I report 0 •. dno and ac- ! ot Fairborn will arrive this eve- 1and Skip' and the honored guest turned to a cleared off field family Mr and Mrs Charlea ballOOIIJ auspended from I h • committee · for a wee kend VSI i 't WI, 'th \Who received many nice gilts' i and bulit a II'b th k ' · · ed Ice ted and was otherreaofficers are nmg •~. y e cree . Findley and famUy, Mr. and cellln&. A. supper was serv I P . C h t . res her mother, Mrs. Frank Ste"-' and cards Softba!l was enjoyed while the Mrs Jamea Satterfield and sons .the children ·'with a decorated Mrs. Ahcde apetar ' Vlfce Ppro-. art. · fire burhed down and then the Mrs. Shirl"" S!m'pson Mra· cake allj! lei cream foliowJna, tdent an serre ary o , I d of . I . ed hot d h . ., ' . . ram matenal: Mrs. Royal . Esrl Tea or . . .xo girs en)Oy ogs, am- Dwight Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. The lighted birthday we ceag d' retary· viSited recently wtth hiS moth· ~~ ill burgers, potato chlps and kool Freeman Williams and children tered the table. Favon ol Da~ Thomas recor mg sec • M Ed'th T ford a n · ~ 'd ' I nd ndy 1 rs C' B Weese, treasurer; et • rs.. ea ' fOUn n W at · Mrs. Patriclt Williams, Mrs. loons, toy a!~ anes a ca M · :.11' · H d hell sec- son, Cecil. 1 !\ They hiked home for an even- Della Gillilan Mildred and bars were giVen. Mrs. W1 tam ou '" ' Mrs. Dessie Patterson under- ;: ~ ing of fun spent watching TV, Be Gllll.lan '0r bo h · retary ol soc· tal relattons; Mrs.f went ma)or · surgery Th ursday 1' d ing nd Ilk tty • a Scar roug were Margery 1 · p aymg games, anc a o Mrs Freda Wil Mrs Linda• Attending 1 0 Melvin Grimm, secretary morning at Meigs General Hosdancing Including the Hoke y L d Kl :," v· 'ki Car· Wamsley, Vickie and Kathy flar. memberslup cuii!Vatmn, Mrs. pita!. Pokey and the Bunny Hop. A.- u an m "'·. JC . rllon, LYJtll and Rosemary John Sauvage. secrrlary of miS- Mrs John Frick is ill at her Mr. and Mrs. Lee Edwards bout l1 m lzza corn lisle, ., Snowden, Roxanna and Jell Pat. sionury education and service h · R. k S . g Road (Esther Bradbury) ol Miami, d ph. · P 'edpop ' Sending gifts were Mrs. lcle terson Brenda Bolln Terri 0'· ;r s orne, oc prm s . N y k Cit an punc were serv . Tucker and family Mrs Nancy ' ' d k and of supply wor : an . ~~ Hev. and Mrs. Menzel Smith Fla., and ~w or y, are saturda morni the Iris ' . Dell, Georgina Grate, Cint1J Marcia Karr .. secretary ol ~ptr- and daughter, Bonnie were bus- here ...- a visii with her moth- enjoyed : breakl::!t of j:ice, Hol~lnge~ru! Mr!. Anna Lee Eads, Donna and Duane Web I itual life culttvatiOn. 1 he btrth- iness visitors in Glendale, W. er, Mrs. Laura Powell Brad- eggs and toast, hoi cakes, cer- Tuc er sons. eJ' Tammy and Debbie Schoot>l days of Mrs. Sauvage and Mrs. Va. Wednesday. bury and her siSter and broth- eal and milk. Girls attending , over, Joy White and the honol' I Mary Flanagan "'." observed: Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks er. Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold were Brenda Webb, Joy Theiss, Camp/Ire Glrb ed suest'a sister, Mary Ruth 1. A commem on. Nalional Fama and Miss Genevieve . Stobart and Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Brad- Laurel Calms, Martha Yost, Elect 0/ficer~Sa __uer_.________ 1tiy week by Mtss Ka~r a~ 1were business visitors m bury and famtlies. Ann McClintock Jane John- The Ya Wa Te Camp Fire A growing savings account here- added to 1 poem. "IVSCS Garden. by . rs. i polis, today. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Reber son, Brenda Bradford, Sue Cur- Girls of Racine elected new live ail the llrls experlenct In every month or payday-con give you a reserve 1 Flanagan closed the meetmg, 1 Mrs . Orion Nelson of two sons of Cleveland, VIS· tis, Nancy Bentz, Linda Grlnd- officers recently for "the 2nd each of the duties ol the posiof spore cash that's safe but always conven•rter wnwh rrlreshmenls were and Mrs. Wilbur Pierce ol recently with their aunt, staff and Diana Cross. Adults Quarter of 1965. They were tlon that abe Is elected to. ()lb. ienlly available for any ;:>urpose you choose! served by the hostess. bury were in Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Lilli~ McGhee. attending were Mrs. Helen John- president, Ana McClintock, er members of thll 8J"OliP ars Va , Thursday to attend I h Steve Mil~er of Beverly, a stu- son, aSBistant guardian, and vice president, Linda Grindstaff Laurel Cairns, Brenda Webb, We'll help your savings account grow faster NativP Nigfrian Mason County Borne atbe Rto ;ra~de .~l~g~, Mrs. Mary Curtis, guardian. treasurer, Brenda Bradford; Martha Y<tst, Nancy · Bentz, here by adding interest, as earned. 1 we en WI slralion spring lunch~n, rtc secretary, Djana Cross, end Jane Johnson ond Joy Thetas. h Churt·h Speaker at the National Guards . also a student, ~nd Athei18, were Thursday evening scribe, sue Curtis. Guardian ts Mrs. Mary CUrlls Open a savings account here nowl Samuel Toye. attired In ory. Miss Helen Wright, parents, Mr. and Mrs. RICh- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emer- This group elects new off!- and aaslstant ts Mrs. Heltll Nigerian appare l, was ial representative ol the Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. son Jones. cera each quarter in order to Johnson. IISl>eak:er Sunday morning ot plicity Pattern Co. of New Chambers attended the Mayli"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;i;;;i;;ii;i;;;;;..;..=;..'"-';..;....................., Syracuse First United City, was guest speaker . banquet spon"?red by the 1 lerian church. His sermon as her topic, ' Be your own Stgma Fraternity Saturday ic was "God's Deeds" to signer." evening, and also the dance people in his homeland of following. geria. A post graduate of Mrs. William Reynolds ha• University, he plans to fS. VeS er from Lansing, Mich. to his native land to preach where she has been visiting lhe gospel. with her daughter and family, Mr. Toye is a member or the Mrs. Arthur Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. Shelby King and ·Ohio Program of International selected as delegate to family. Mrs. King is recuperati Living, sponsored by Ohio Unl· meeting of Scioto ing from recent surgery. verstly and Westminster Foun- tery at Athens, May 18, Mr. Verner See is reported 1 <lation. The program consists the session ol the improving from a heart condiServing Meigs County for over 93 years of five student participants and First United !ion at Holzer HospitaL an Indian couple, who direct church met Sunday night ln Mrs. Margaret Hili of Daythe program. church annex. The Rev. POMEROY RUTLAND The Rev. Richard Putney' Hueholt, or Gallipolis was ton spent the weekend with Mr. assistant of the erator. The Rev. Leonard Me- and Mrs. Richard Chambers Member Federal Reserve System Foundation was also present, Intire of Logan was a guest. aml her mother! Mrs.. Be~ giving the opening invocation. Effective May 16, the Hobstetter and Sister, MISs VIrMember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation He will fill the pulpit here Sun- morning worship services g1e Hobstetter. day morning May 9 at 9:30a.m. be at 9 o'clock and church Mrs . Wtlltam . Morrll (IloroI I~Th~e~p~ub~li~c~i~sco~r~di~a~lly~ln~v~ite:d~i'l ~~~':'~. at IG. Alternates to thy Dtllardl IS .1mpr?v1ng sattBio Presbytery are Mrs. ·. factoriiy fo!lowtng kidney &urgWinebrenner, and M r s. l ery at Riverside Methodist Thomas Clark. The General Hospital in Colu!"bus: She has ' Assembly will convene ln Co- been m the hospital sc1c April lumbus May 18 through 26. The L Her room number Is U9. I Synod of Ohio wll1 be held at Her family has been with her ' .l; Muskingum College il, New during her hospitalization. Concord, June 15-IB. Mrs. Don· Mr. and Mrs. Branch Flem· aid Cottrill is elder commis- ing of Miami, Fla., are here lor ·I sioner to the meeting and Mrs. a few weeks' visit at their home Sylvester, allernate. in Middleport. They are visllThere will be a congregation Ina with relatives and Jrlends meeting Sunday afternoon, May be', :e returning to Florida. 16, at 2 o'clock. Proposed by • Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson, taws will be presented. A II - - - - - - - - - members are urged to attend. van Meter of Beverly· Mr. and The meeting opened with Mrs. Gerald Michael 'and lamtJONATHAN LOGAN, Junior tlzH 5·15 prayer by the moderator. At- ily, Syracuse; and Mr. and Mr!. ~· "~ te~dmg were Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Frank Porter Jr. and lamlly, t KAY WINDSOR & SHAPELY, mitlft tlzos Wmebrenner, Mr. Richard Duck- Pomeroy. 8·20 worth, Mrs. Cottrill, Clerk of Session; the Rev. Mcintire, 8lld e .. eBRITISH LADY, H•lf silH 12Y>·24'h the Rev. Hueholt. nJoy S/umberParfy > f"' { ~ t • at y e _/ .. I ' "' ' ' entine ,, -¥bert 1 M · 1Y About People 1n Pomeroy \ _.,,"'' ··"·"""*"'"""'"""'*' A dAd About L Middleport WISHING ISN'T HAVING ... · ' u; Mr. Ronald Deem, a native of Parkersburg who currently is a coach-teacher at Springfield, Ohio, has been hired by the Southern Local School board to succeed Charles Hayman as executive head, it was announced today. Mr. Deem also will coach the Southern High football team. He was employed following the announcement by Mr. Hayman last month that he intended to retire after ., this term of school is com- · pleted. coach - principal, Jame• Vernari of Rutland. Mr. Hayman has eerved as Deem coaclled Junior High an educator in Southern Local ,lrall in Parkersburg for o n e school district for the post 301year, then was head coach of t;:,· yaers and overall, has been. •tall sports at Ripley High school [, ,. t~acher, prmctpal or executrve in 1954 and 55. During his stay ',, i smce 1925. at Ripley he had a young star ~.: ''' Mr. Deem will be the second now Pomeroy High School grid : foolball coach in the shor mentor Charles Chancey. ;: hiHtory ol Southern High school. Deem moved til Williamstown, : Bill Priddy, who !sst fall com- W. Va., in 1956 and coached · pleted his fourth season as there until resigning in 1961 to coach, tendered his resignation go to Springfield Sotuth High 11: to the board in ~pril. School. In his last year at Wit- ~;, , , The new executive bead and Deem 's football '! · • ' '' ' I ,I.. • coach ls a 1944 graduate of squad posted a 8-1-1 record, AWARD WINNER - Mrs. Pat Htndy, Hig~-st, Middleport, poses with her husband, Parkersburg High school and his basketball team 22-3 slate , ;;a David, and children, Mi~hael and Cyn~,hil, after being ~~unce~ as the Ohio Eta received his BA Degree at Sa- a n d his baseball club, 17-!. 1 Ph Chapter of. th~ Beta S1gm~ Sorority, Girl of the Year. MJ'l!. Hmdy has been out- lem College in 1953. Deem took In baseall during iltat season ~tandlngly act1ve m the sorortty the past year. She 13 especially recogruzed by other his Masters from West he led the Yellow Jackets into , - - - - - - -- - memMrs for her war~ on the group's service committee.- Sentinel Photo. University In 1958. Salem the four team first tourney -1 , . lege is the akna mater Of a first £or Williamstown - w;:.;r , :.M't:, .. ~'"•h: :. other well-known Meigs - and .lost in the semi-finals to Huntmgton. Also ln 1961 Deem was head 1 l, "' .,..,:.to..~, '. ' .... . of the North team in ot er L-K Bowl game ai ParkBY DALii! ROTHGEB, JR. !suited In tlie eXplosion, whlch 1Several nearby homes were lersllur•. The North squad Eureka resident> were awak.. leveled ·the supply atructure. i damaged by the blast. No one , game 6-11. Coach Chanened at 6 a.m., today by a Ire- ! · 1 was reported injured. was his assistant. j mendous explosion which de1 The structure was located diTmnorrow is Motbe~ ·, Day. has been employed as atroyed a supply . building be1 rectly behind the !ruck stop, signified by tbe wearmg ol a ha,ckfi••ld Coach at Springfield hind Curry's Truck Stop on Rt. operated by Dale Hansel Curwhite symboll< ol sweetHigh since resigning at ness. ros~ punty, and enduranrt· t ry. Williamstown In 1961. He Is marAt first, It was thought a The blast broke three winto the former Bettv Leran tbe qualities of the ideal mojet had broken the sound bardows out of the home of Dep. Parkersburg and is t h e . ther wbo ever lived. rl~r. Some residents feared uty SberHilvan Fife. Next door, Meigs county cburcbe!!: w•ll father ol three children, someone may have attempteQ restaurant supplies and a Iaunpay special tribute to Mothers to blow · up·. the Gallipolis dam dry room and a bathhouse were this May 9. Who can ask, wtth.COQtdill& to reports from down damaged.' out wonderment, "Wb (" r e ver. ..~· . . Also damaged was the Herwould we be. without her'!" Sb·e,r~Denver Walker behevman Simms house, T. D. OilA festival derived from the an accumulation of gasses Ion's home. Mrs. Addie Archcustom of mother-worship in :.a pump .motor may have reer's awnint. was damaged alancient Grtere, formal moth- ' ' Your Savings Earn 4% Interest POMEROY m~ NATIONAL BANK Remember Mother's Day I • Is Sundayt May 9th 1 You'll find on excellent selection of Mother's Day Gifts - I 3rd floors - In the Housewares and Gift Department on the Gallia Clmrche• ·Planning Cru•ade CATAUNA SPORTSWEAR There wlll be an E•••ngo!llstllc Crusade sponsored by the Meith· I odist Churches of GalUa ty and vicinity at Grace Methodist Church in Gallipolis, May 2-9 at 8 p.m. each evening, (DST). The visiting speaker la Rev. James Wagner, pastor the Burlington, Ohlo, Methodist Church. The theme for the is "I've Found A Friend." Sermon topics for the rest the week are: Friday, May 7, "The Redemption of L 1I Saturday, May 8, "The StJ:<mgthl of Ufe;" and Sunday, May "The Master of Ufe." The · is Invited. eSWEATERS eDUSTERS ePAJAMAS eSLACKS eSKIRTS eSWIMWW eGLOVES Excollenl Selection of ·'' '. ' ' ' I eCOATS Straws and Vinyls In all of the latut colon eUMBRELLAS MEEKER ALL LEATHER BIWOLDS & HANDBAGS BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. .............. ·-· ~ so;.,:c:.~~~10w~:rr~~it Hilton Wolfe .. '!ton Wolf•, 1\acin• oou,cil member . will attend the meetlng ~ ·M~y 12 in Washington D.~C. lfi\!1 Congressman Walter H. !.fkeiler. lfe Invites all Interested w!s meet Monday, May ~. 1 and answerper! his trip to learn more · the Appalachia and programs In the J11eetlng will be Mor1day at the JunRacine. was destroyed· by the blast. ~e · ~ureau of Crim_lnal Invesltgatton was called lD today to probe the incident, ·according to Sheriff Walker. EIIIC Eric Cbambers. sou of Mr. and Mrs. Rl<bard Chambers of Middleport, bas been initlated Into the Phi Sigma Iraterolty of Rio . rande College. Eric Is a junior at Rio Grande, maJoring tn secondary educa· lion. He Is a 1162 graduate of Mldaleporl Higb school. TWO CITED The Ohio St;Ite Patrol today reported two arrests, Albert M. Graham, 42, Rt. 1 Stewart, cited to Mei4s county court May 14 for unsafe vehicle, and Jack!e L. Harris, 22, Minersville, cited to Gallipolis court Ma~ 15 for speed, Ronald DHm All gi rl s in lhP area between I The Mis9 Ame.rlc~ eantestant the ages of 18·28 and nul mar- was the !962 Mtam!Sburg Jayrit>d are im•Jt€'d to sN·ure e~p· ; c: Queen, secosd runner-up. in pliCal Ions al the Daily se ntinel . the South Dayton Junior Mtss l wMPO. Boh r::vans steak House Pageant, Sweetheart of Demoi01. Holsum BHk Pry brfor(' M;;~y . lay. and first runner-up m thl ]!3. · 1965 district of Demolay pa&- Miss Quinn is a stud~nt at Ieant. Ohu.. llrt l \'t'r~ il \ ;md 3 19M 1 M1ss Quinn also appe~ed gr~duJte of \lwmisburg High iwith the Jo-Ettes, a prectsion er-worshlp was performed on school. Sht> ha s had two semt!s· 1 dancing line, on the Ted Ma~k the Ides ()f March throughout dt'rs of drama ti C's in co llege and I Original Amateur Hour and m Asia Minor. With tbe t'Oming Ill vrars experienl'e in dancmg. ~ various other TV appearanceL Seven persons were fined and three others forfeited bonds in actions by Judge Frank w. Porter in Meigs County court Friday. Fined for speeding were Mildred L. Gillilan, $10 and costs; John Fisher, Jr., $25 and costs: Charles R. Wolfe, $20 and costs, and Marjorie M. sayer, $10 and costs. Robert R. Hendricks was fined •t50 and cosls and sentenc• Ohl"tnger IS• speaker m • Rotarv's vocattona • I series of Cbrtsllanity, this developed · -----~ Into worship oi "M o t h e r 1 Church.'' a ~elebration OC· I eurrlng on m>d-Lent Sunday I 0 when children returned home I witb gifts for parents, tsper- I Ially the mother. I • In tbe United States, "Moth- , David Ohlmger, manager of the Economy S~vlngs & er's Day" was given ofllciai Loun Co. in Pomeroy. exp l am~d to the Middleport-Pornrecognidon by Congress. May ler«y Rolary cluh Fnday everung the operation of tht 8• 1914. the second Sunday in Iloan business. 1 May being the national day lh 4· . I bli i0 0 i Mr Ohlmg:er. anflthPr m e Serving the dmner wert Miss i" or pud "'express 1" othur i cu rrt'n l list :)f local Hot.ary i Bess Sanborn Mrs. Charles on an revt'rt>Dt't' or e ' . r · ' th rs " !club mrmber!' to desrnbe t letr Byer, Mrs. Bernard Fultr:, mo e . I vocal ions. sa d the: Economy Mrs Donald Eanes, Donna 8)'1 · l Oh' · . · mr ,;~.., . . .Sa\' lngs and Loan ~~ t w 1 rl~) er and Jerrt Srruth. , Isub"1 Ca · Guernst>y He1'ft>r · dwry c of tile f ptladed 11I ·, nance orpura 1Jon oun .. • , ' I . . to jail for three daya on a DWJ conviction Gar L M . rl·s of Rl . 3 eoo'I v1'II eywas. f'moedr $5 and cost~ for defective bead· . and 0100 and costs on a lights · charge of not havtng an operator's license t75 of the latter KIIIt>d ID Highway IB92. 1 fine was suspended an~ Morris A G~ernse~ heifer wa s kill- Thr Capital finanre Corpo.rwas- placed on probation for ed Fnday nJght upon bemg atiOn. with it s main office m,1 six lllO<llhs). . struck by a car driven by Jam- c11 tumbus· has 326 branch ofJudge Porter fmed Clyde es Edward Diddle, 17. Rl . I , 1rim m 18 stat"' He said cer- 1 Taylor and David Chadwell each Racine about 11'2 mites east of Iti fi catt>s of deposit in 1he Econand costs on charges of as· I the Racine corporation limit In omy Loan system e<:~rn 41".! per i SAIGON (UPI) -An armac!a and battery. Dorcas Irent inlrresl. of 2110 U.S. Air Force 8lld Navy Shirley Hayhurs forfeited The Sheriff's department In 1 ~1r Ololinger read excerplsi planes blasted three military \ ...if.ou bond o~ a c1tat10n vestigation showed there was ' ror the "Paper-Work Jungle." targets in Communist North a railroad at the medium damage to Diddlf''s ve- wh tch explains the ,activities of Viet Nam today. One plane was proach of a rtain, John bicle Authonties said the heif- those mvolved in desk duties. shot down. lost his $2 7.50 bond. for le~ped out of a ditch m front He was mtroduced by Rotary U.S. military spokesmen said mg, and Thomas Gtik, one the car. The department al- President Dick Rosenbaum. Navy planes loosed lorul of $17.50 -for no muffler. so investigated a mishap in A letter ol appreciation from bombs and bullpup air-to • surRacine F'r1day involving cars M1ke Archer was read to the face missiles at a vital air field Veleralll Memorial Hospital operated by Donald C. Rillle, group. \like thanked Rotary for near the coastal city of V!nh, ADMISSIONS - Harry , of R.D. 3, Racine· and Mar- selecting hinn as the club's rep- but lost one Crusader jet to wards, Langsville; Zreda "''-'t·ha F. Wolfe. Racine RD 2. On- resentative at the Folk Festi- Communist ground fire. A. der, Racine. ty minor damage was iricurred.l val in Wilmington on April 2-3· search for the pUot was DISCHARGES launched. Bocard, Long Botto~; John Vinh is located 175 m !lee Duerr, Pomeroy; Vlrgmla King. i south of the Cummunist copital Pomeroy; Con Roush, PorneWASHINGTON (UP!) - The Defense Department , of Hanoi. The spokesmen said roy. Issued 1 coli Friday for 17,000 men to be induded into Navy . 1 fl"hter-bomben rock10 ... the Army during June. The Pentagon olso sold it expected 9,000 volunt•rs ed the airst:ip north of It, hllto supplement • lotal of 26,000 r.. ruits needed for tlng the runway, radar lnsWlianext month. !ions and other support faclUThe quota morkecl onothtr Increase In 1 steady climb ties. from • low of 3,000 for Februory. The incrused noed for droit- hos been ottrlbutecl to 1 f•lli"'l-off in ~nlistrnenh, longthoned troinlng ...,.. ods, ond to lncNised noeds for repla ..rnents In odd yeo.-. bectust of • tWo-yur cycle begun during tho Berlin buildup of 1961. · ed I !Tecbnleolor) Budd:J Ebseo, Kelr DuDea, Loll NetUetoo. "APACHI IUPLIS" (Teclml<olor) A.adle ltlurphJo, Lioda Law· sou. Hlellael Dante. ,, IUN,..-MOM~TUIS. Mar 9>10.11 (Tecbnlcolor) 1 I ......... Oldct "PATHIR GOOSI" Cuy Grant, Leslie Cuon Carole Sue Guinn. age I 9, from Mi~ll1!•bJ!rii<:.G:. ll_to be one of th e contestants in the May Ilr'f)relifuTnary MIS.I America contest at the Skylines Bowling Center on Routt 7 in Gallia countv. Held in conncclion with the regatta activities In Pornercy. t he preliminary contest will determine the finalists lwhu will IJe competing m a pageant at Pomeroy high school. 1 --- I ·. ' l " . MEIGS THEATRE I sDay Is on Sunday 200 PIanes hit V-N Targets TONIGHT lo IATURDIIY "MAIL ORDIIl BRIDI" I M h 1 All Wuther SUMMER PURSES •t u4ifidon;J"~vit~d .. - ~ GIVE DINNER Mrs. Susie Fischer entertained with a dinner Sunday st her home, Morning Star. were Mr. and Mrs. eHOSIERY Seven Fined In County Court Action ~ Wearing Apparel For Your Famly- and Furnltvrt alii EXCELLENT SELECTION OF ... Miamisburg neauty Coming For Miss America Contest I Elberfelds-Pomeroy . CAROLE SUE GUINN I I 1st floor- Hosiery- Lingerie- Cosmetics - Towels - Sheets .... 1 I Furniture, Music and Drapery Departments on the 2nd and Furnishr-.s and Floor Coverings For Your Ho1111. .•. Recognition of ·_Blast Rattles Wide Area in the Ready To Wear Department on the 2nd floor - In tht DRESSES Native of Parkersburg, he Succeeds Hayman &Priddy '' SAVE! ~* ' ) I M SY/ t Is Delegate outhern Executive Head ' oach RUE MOTORS •~ 399 . ' ' ' i.)'' ' <:.'' .' ' � 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 05. May 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. 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