https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3ff46d68205b2fe21ac7075c3d0a7739.pdf 4eebb84a6d7ca46cffc781027e069f18 PDF Text Text ' ·',.. . .~. ~eturn Fror:n ' Publrely Thanked . ' !t' . J-Doy Semmar CathyKingis Winner ol Talent Show Professor of ~ Ab t Philoso h is Mainly ou P5 y k , People In Church pea e pomeroy Dr. Troy Organ: professor. of Licensed P.N.s . Meet Fnday • dl lnMtd eport Crwade Worker• 16-Dally Sentlnet, _Pomeroy-Middleport, o. May 12, 1988 ' .J Trophies, Certificates Presentefl To Patrol Boys, Girls at•Pomeroy .... . e "Teach~ Allan Leonard, County Can· Cathy Klrig of Bradbwt was Trophies and certificates were Water safety chairman, who ICer· Crusade chairman, today awarded the first prize in t!'e presented to patrol boys IIQd showed a film, John' ' A delegation of about 18 pubhcly thanked Mrs. Nas . ur- Philosophy at ?h!o Univemty, Mr. and Mrs. Eslte MosS· annual talent show held Friday iirla at the meetlni of the Porn· ny to Swim." The llirn wll lllembers of the Pomerov con· Moore and her co-workers for The Ucensed Prachcat N Iwas guest speaKer at the Syra· man spent Saturday In Newark . g at the Bradbury El<> eroy Elementary PTA Monday be shown to the pupils toda,. '• itegation of Jehovah's Wtlness- "a wonderful job" on their Tag ses Assn. DtvJSwn 14, met ~: cuse First United P~e,byterian with their daughter aod son.in· :::::ry school under tho spon- evening. Mrs. Scally also apoke . br)ef. headed b) prestdmg minis- DayCam\"'lgn on May I. Those evening of May 7th at the I church Sunday ~ornmg on the law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mor· sorsM of the PTA. .cathy won Mrs. Eugene Triplet!, vice ly on teaching children life. ' tV Curtiss C. Leggo. oeturned par!Jctpatmg on the campatgn lurnbl8 Gas of OhiO olltce al l sermon toptc, Takmg RehiJp gan and son. 'th p Ia o solo president lfas In charge of the ty in swimming and announOo ~ay night from a tlnee-day were. Kathy M?rgan, . N~~! Middleport wh~n the • gu:s~ ion Lightly." , Amos Mossman and Otis WIOth:r ~ri~e wi~er• were an· meetlni ~bleb opened with the ed swl~lling lessons to be IIY.. l)lble Seminar m Cht ll l<'n the. HarriS, Bob Priddy, M~~fe Nte· speaker was Middleport s M y Potted azaleas in the sane- Wells of Columbus were Supday nounced by Robert Morris, em- pledge to the flal 8Dd Lord's en at Middleport. • Louts Seuer, R::a Mills, or Lee Smtth. tuary were m _memory of Mar- uests of the former's brother cee for the evening, and In- Prayer In unlaon: The attend' At 'the _of the meeling, 1 ,. from m Lyons, I Mr. Smith spoke on the sale· garet Ann Mills Nease and stster-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. eluded "The Uttle Peop••" with banner, was awardejl to h h g de< most ot lcJth Bailey Mary Jane Jen· ty measures of both drlVlng Mary Ellen Clark, by Mr. and Esl!e Mossman. [a dance routme. They were Ka- the •lxlh grade. Mrs. James so J md (!'Ills of kinstn Martha Hubbara, Dehoo and regular rnamtenance and Mrs. Thomas Clark. M and Mrs Herschel Nor· thy Moore, Kayte Russell, Sha· Clatworthy, Kenneth•lfBrrls·and "'Pant Biln :: . . ;I a.' the first . bie H~rman Nancy McCall, checkmg of the family car. He Effecbve May 16, worship ser· . r n Clarence of ron Glaze, Janie Hindy, Joyce Mrs. William Nelson ~e ~- Warner, M · , . ~ ~ .. 0 to be: Vicky Van Meter, Mary Hoi· emphasiZed the importance. of vices wtll be held at 9 a.m. v;sited Sunday Riley and Teresa Niclrutky, Mid- ed ·as the auditing commitheld this vear . bv .lt'lmvah's man Bob Rice, Jeff Karr, Gail both husbandf ~nd mba~~~! aT~derechu;~hbschool at 10 ta.rnj Mr. and !Irs. Elias dleport; Janelle Cummings, odf pteeE.P~IIVa~anMi,ke~~~~~ tee ~n charge. Greeters•-tor the · d 11 atnmg 1Board Bob Bratton Rex Roush, the1r own sa e y c ec s e Wl e a congrega 10na Bradbury 8 vocw solo; an a · Mr G· R ell to provt mm Myrta' Wilson Cathy Russell, leavmg home and not assurn· rneetmg May 16, at 2 p.m. when Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore Mindy tOng Harrisonville, an Barnhart and MM. La11rence evening we:,e t U)' us,s or Improvemt'nl "' ,.,, ·' Sylvia Rou~h and Barbara mg the other has checked and the proposed by·laws will be Mrs. Maurice Moore were acrobatic W:Oce. Francll! will circulate petitions and Mrs. a y. . lstry. dwou• se dcltver- Fttchpatrick. all ts safe . presented. All members are Poca, W. Va. Thursday to Receivina honorable mention for the biD. • • The mam I p H Mr Leonard also urged: "Con· He stressed also the import- urged to attend Itend the funeral of a were Pennee wuuarns. Rutland Leo Crew, 118fety director, Potluck DmruJr ·is edR Sunday alterlnnun J\ 1· . ,· tn tnbut1ons to control cancer are ance of stnct observance of Several mothers were honor- Chester Lacey· with the Charleston and Kathy spoke on the good work of ' uggles dtslror '" twrv "' 1 •t d 1 • d by Clas · 8 SJX·st~tr o~rea and lla,t mg· important but knowmg and ac · all local and slate spee aws ed and polled flowers were giv- Walter DeLay and Bunce, Middleport, a vocal the patrol boys and girls, after En]oye I 1 11 ·d Tile ing on saleguards agamst death and remmded everyone that 8 1 en as listed . Youngest mother Ruth Columbus were . number. Judges lor the •how which be presented the trophies BC . \\'hell Can from cancer are equally as Im- car dnven carelessly can be- l present, Mrs. James Auther- guesis of Mrs. John were Mrs. Janet Korn, Porn· and certiOcates to Peggy Story' A enjoyj ora "" . portant. Get your fnends and come a mtsSJle wetghmg over a son; oldest mothers. Mrs. Richeroy, Wendell Gerlach, Middle- captain, Twlla Clatworthy, Re- ed by the ouna u ass 0 Be Done About lt, . d h netghbors to have a ton d<ummg lives and destruc ard Roush (lJaJSy Duckworth! Mrs. Marcta DeLay and and Vernon Weber becca Houdashelt Frank Girnl· the Middleport Churcl. of Christ An audtence ul lu:·" ed ': checkup at least once a year. !ton of property. and Mrs. A. 0 . Lee; mother and Mrs. W:·'tt Thoonpson ' ami, Morton Titus, Stanley at the home ..of Mr. B!(d Mn. explam !hal ''' es.tdl Early detection of cancer and I There wete seven members havtng the most chiidret. pres· lJemse and Suzanne of Others taking part were Coates, Don Anderson, Berna- Charles Wmebrenner week the world wide HHoldl. a prompt treatment means hves pre,.nl. Goldie Mdler, lhla ent, Mrs. Donald Cottrill, mo- bus were weekend guests Van Johnson, Steve Oiler, Pat dette Hennessy, Christy Davis, Olo VIne Street. Table ll!'lce_wao down, man t.mnul pi()\ ide saved,, I F'ac Kunes and Lillian Oxley, the h vm had most chi ldren Mrs John Smtth. A h d Jim Glaze Joyce Debra Harbrecht Nancy gtven by the Rev. Dona& Htck!. sound fur tums<" ll Bul l "Should anyone in Meig< coun- Athens, Thelma McManus, Nel- Mr: Slack havmg Mrs. Roy Holter spent Nrc er M'lle Mills, Thompson Jame; Hudson, 1,.ar. Following the dinner}! bustGod can. and dot•s His Word, ty have been overlooked or un· 1sonVJlle, Nellte Allen, Logan; · ' dav at Cheshtre With her ease, u te 1 r, rn ' Do Wise Chuckie ness meeting was conducted by the Btble, gtve< u' wl•-•1 wt· need able to make a contributton l Hallie Robertson, Syracuse and traveled farthest to attend the ther, Mrs George Thompson. Sandy Stewart, Sheryl Stewart, ry ':, er~ n oe Wer and the new president, Kenneth to gutde us through th.. moral when a volunteer called, send Amanda Murray, of Middleport. Sunday School, Mrs. H. D Cun-1 Mrs. Charles Buck spent Amta Nease, Joyce . Graham, ~~n wni ~n~~l~rnates ryStella Scitse. A discussion was held . breakdown we '" ,. '''fl1' 1 11'nc· hi. gift to the Amencan Can· Mane Vrooman and Mayor Lee mngham of Pomeroy. day m Columbus with her Sister, Debbie Jeffers, Debbie_ Tay~r, T MeG .' nd concenung the new conv~rt 11 ing.. m Soctety, care of Mr. Allan [ Smith of M•ddleport were Potted fl?wers were given io Mrs. Lulu Ja_cks who is ill In Bonme Ebersbach, Lois F e, Neutz ng, erry utre a. class of hi echurch. The eJos. Htgh li gl1t of thl' sem mar 1eonard Middleport. And if guests . • Rosetta Ltsle and Pam Syl- Doctors Hosptt'al. Sherry Kmg, Glenna Luellen, Raymond Roa~h. ~e grof;'ll ing prayer was given by George was a speml n.•p: l<m.•' ""'" ;ou dtd,not recetve a copy of Refreshme nts of sandwiches, Ivester, as tokens of apprecia· Leo LewJS returned to his Ruby Nlcinsky, Pamela Man- be taken tote t ~tr~ ~~ Nicinsky. Families of the class mony at 1l1e )\'lct.'ILlm H1 g h 'Answers to Questions A~ou~ cake and coffee were served. t10n for the1r wonderful work home m Columbus Tuesday ~f- ley, Rhond.a Hysell, Susan Kav- evening as guests t e . · members were guests and spec.. School N; tatorlu n· 11 1 to~t·(·n cancer Wh1ch Concerns 'lou, they do as teachers of the ter spendmg the V~'eekend wtth B1lly Ward and Fred- New offtcers for the comi~r ia) guests were the Rev no. field 13 new mm«tm of wrJ ie for 1!." PI f' 'I Ni ht young chtldren. One pre-1Mr. Blld Mrs. Charles Burt, die . year were Introduced WII aid Hicks and daugllter, ·Scher· the orgam..:<~t 1 un , \lllbolzl'd fill amt .Y sented to Eleanor Kay Schne1-IMrs. Chmles Buck and Mrs. be mstalled at a later te. ry and son, Douglas. 11. · song thm ordmat•uu It; s;.lll'l tm Students Taking SlwttiPr 1111 Fnday der fur her fatlhfulness m play. Elizabeth Humphrey, . . V • . H di Introduced ~ere ElzaE? 11 rn~7. fest was held at the close of rnerston. I . Fanul) Night wtll be obse~v- ing the organ each Sunday a! Mr. and Mrs. Phil WII18rnson ar1an IS ea ng Jr., president, Mrs. za I the meeting, Leggo satd , The II .tlllln~ • Exams are L~ted ed at the Chos tcr MethodiSt church and Sunday school. VJStted last week m Baseball Program more, ftrst vice prealdent, Mrs. ---and mstru<i ll;n ~ 11 , 11 bs the Middleport High school stu· Church. Friday, May 11, at 7. · wtth their daughter and Milton Varian was elected Gene Houda•helt, second .v•ce speaker< during n11 , 1•111 111 , 11 dents reprcsentmg thetr . school 30 p m 1 here will he a soetal Ia•. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gard- president of the Syracuse-Min· preS!d~t; Mr!. Leo~ McKn:ht: DAUGHTER BORN will be put to li<P bs the lncol m the lmal d!StrJCI . slate ex- lime, program and refresh· ner. ersville Baseball Boosters Assn. recordlni secretarypond, ~- ar Relatives here h•ve received members ut tlw lllll~'''g.tt•on ammat!Ons held May I at Ohto ments. Mr. and Mrs .. George D. in a recent meeting at the Sy· Un·McAngus,corres mgsecf d hter 1 m ht'lpmg 10 tullil l 1111 ; 11 llllliiS· Un vtrsitv mcluded Diana Da- Also at this F'amlly Night. . !Massar and farntlr of Colu?'l- racu!te elementary school. Var- retary; Mrs. Guy Russell, treas- abnnou~e~ent ~aMrs au~vkl .. viS, Rose Marie Hackett. BIOI· Mr. and Mrs Purley Karr will Churches of t!te ca!Tlmumty bus spent Mothers Day With ian re laces Bill Hayes who W'et; Mrs. James O'Brle, Mrs. orn r. · . og ogv, Je try. If B gs. Luanna be hooored wtlh a household observed. Mothers Day 1hiS parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- had as president for sev· John w. Blaetlnar, and Mrs. Sellers of Columbus, welghlnll tr1sh, General Seience · Paul , Tl K lost most of May 9 wtlh flowers and special ence Massar, Mulberry Ave. R ted to the d" Charles Werry, delegates to 8 lbs., 8 oz., and named Tma · sr1ower 1e arrs . era1 years. e-e1ec u• r · M te 1 ndparentl Gerard. Kenny Harns, PhysJCs; lthetr . household funushings rnuSJc. . . lies of the secretary-treasurer County Council. A meeting o Louise. a rna gra Btll Hackett. Pomeroy, Ohio Clatwor- h their horn e wa. destroy-' AI the Fir<! Umled Presby· Ault, Wise Families was Mrs. Paul Baker: the new officers IS planned lor are Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, pathy Algebra ISandra D ve J enktns 1I w en I tenan Church Mrs. Lillian Stet!£ ced hat Bill next week ternal grandparenll are Mr. 11 was • noun Tommy Mil ler, ' Ad:anced · ed by fire m Apnl. All persons 1and Mrs. Paul Haplonstall pre- Attend Anniversary t Louks Mr. Gfunore took over and and Mrs. Lawrence Sellen of TONIGHT & THURSDAY bra, Robert m the cummumty ale mvtted. sentcd an organ and piano duet Mr. and Mrs. William assisted by Bob ' he 1 ed 'th th Columbus Mrs A L Flanagan NOT OPEN . Schmoll. manage the !jOys' league t mee-.., cos w1 e · · · • mv Bakrr, PIa n e s''Mholhlerh." Durtmedg nthe Sunday aMnd ehiidMren, Perry, Dennis learn in Syracuse and Bill Wine- slnaing of "America," after and Mrs. R. B. Sel~~~ thSyra· I FRIDAY & SATURDAY Lnrrv Vane e. Joe Six Attend Dinnf'r c oo our pot owers were errt, . r. and Mrs. is to be in cha 8 of which he introduced Mrs. cuse, are great ~a,,.....o ers. May 14-15 :\mcncan History , Given at Marietta presented to the oldest mother, Wtse, Jr' and Chuck Hannah~, Pee Wee team. 11 Yvonne Scally, Red Cr o • s This Is the Sellers first ahlld. "PALM SPRINGS Brown, ~1ike Gerlach, W ld or IX women aIt en ded a 6 o,· Mrs. Steele, and the youngest, thetr • . S grandson were 111 Galll·l::..:;.:::..::;..:;:~;...iiiiiiii...,:~;.;;;~;;;;,:;~~:;;__;~.;.;~:;;_~...,...,...,...,...,...,..., WEEKEND" • Mrs. Thomas Ke1ly polts Saturday evening to attend HIS! Or); Patty 1 (TP<: hna olllrl Slate. • C~;~ clock dmner and m~pecttonNat AI the Middleport Chmch of a birthday party held in ohoo rroy Don.l hllt' 1 1 nrllt-' Stev Km~ English ens. 'fl Hut 111 n .lt•ln \'!in Susan Morris, 9, Karen ~a · the Golden .Gleam Council 0 · Chnst ~pec1al recogmt1on was servance of the 2nd birthday English 10, Jon 254 at Manetta Monday They lgiven to Mrs Lena McEihm- ofT dd A It Th Oy kt• " LAW OF THE LAWLESS" Cunn1ngham, Dee Slaven, Eng· were Mrs Curtts Ro.an, dep· [ney 92 and h;r l•o daughters h ldo I thuh. e pfahrty was IT\'( hllH!l\01 I ltsh II ; Mart! " Ntc hoIson, uty of Forest Rose 285 , Tu ppers Mrs., Homer , • e a e orne Jones and Mrs. th M Lo IS grand'l\oO/Hii' Ut•l<~r Jo ll,rlt' HoU· Joy Boggs, Englisb 12; Karen Plains ; Mrs Henry Reibel, dts· 'IEdgar Wolle Mrs Me· mTho er, rs · auedra Wise. eitso u, \\111 Ht>mllx 20 1nvJt guests flaw ley, Jim Conde. Lahn · 1; !net · warden, Pomeroy . M r s. Elhinny • · ere were was presented wtlh A d d b' hd · Don Nelson, Debbie Grueser, Arnold Hayes, Middleport; Mrs. 1a flower by Kenneth McElhmt e~or~1e bllrt ay cal<ell SUN,, MON and TUE ~.. l.f!tm 2· Elle n Ha.tey, Oltla Thomas Cook, and Mrs. Harry ny Sun!lay School superintend cen ere t e 1a e and May 16·1718 ICe 1 Lewrs, Span is h I; Bonn 1· Stall. Pomeroy. they are a11 ent,' as the oldest mother pres· cream '~0VE HAS MANY FACES" was served Favors b . · .. · ' Spengler, Kat hy ('I t't.:hmw lul' McElhinny, members of the Theodorus Coun· ent. Mrs. Beverly Long da11 oons were gwen. The biriiHI tanu TLH ll('! , 'l1 f t Huber!· Spamsh 2, and Mike Lloyd, ctl No 17 of Pomeroy. ed a flower for being the hay :ng was sung for son, Hugl1 tJ'B1 Jt-11, Hulh Ro rei! Mttchell, Bookkeeping. est mothet· present and Mrs. ~nor C guest, Todd, and to rpan, Vugrltld (>!1·1 StetJ111e ATrENDS RETREAT Lionel Boggs was rs. · H. Wse, Jr. Todd Pow€'rs A galvanom eter is an in· Mrs. Norman E. Hysell of for h•vtng the most and hi• parents, ~r. and Mrs. FeatureUI": Ll stt'n Judge s\fument use d in measuring Pomeroy, RD 1 receJVed word present. ~ary Ault reside In Sprloi· (olorrarloon electriCal cur rent ~trength. from Korea, that Cpl. Norman Carnalions were presented to leld. . . E. Hysell of !be U. S. Army, the ?'embers of the Loyal Woattended a four days Protest· men • Class with four members EWINGS VISIT HERE ant non-commissioned Officers recognized for 10 years perfect Mr. and ~· Howard Ewing Retreat held by the missionar- attendance and mctuded Mrs. and son, Michael, and daughies at the Eighth u. s Army Mmerva Chtlders, Mrs. Marga- ter, Mrs. Frederick Thompson, Religious Retreat Ceoter m ret Lallance, Mrs. Wilham and granddaughter, Nancy Seoul IReuter. and MIS. Dallas Ugh!· Jane of Atlanta, Ga., apent Mo. foot. Mrs. Wilbur Theobald was !her's Day weekend with their II a carnation f6r nine y~ars parents, Mr. and Mil!. Gl•mrctyll 11atte11dance. Ewing, Lincoln Hill, and At the First Baptist Church R. H. Rawlings, Union """·II A White LNther 11D•lnk carnatioru were presented Pomeroy. all mothers attending the Mid Heel School by Fred Hoffman CALLED TWICE The Racine <>nergency ~~II was called at 9:50 p m I WDGE TO MEET day for Mrs Gordon. Woite ' The regular rneetmg of Shade of above Apple Grove and ' · Lodge 453 will be held her lo Holzer Hospital. They Thursday, May 13, at 8 p.m. were called again at 3:05 ·a.m. MIDDLEPORT, 0. members are urged to at· today for Chnrles Hyatt, k~rk. ani~. ~~e~ea~~;~dtie~ie ~nd =~~r~~r~:~~ "'''~~lies ~ltnesses :'r: ~h ~n, ? kd~:~~~ e~ tl'' ~utde ;~~~ ·~~ 1 : n\ or~a ~hystcal :.I Ru~ I :1 ~vt~e wh;~ t~ R * •• * ' a~ MEIGS THEATRE Sund~y 1 • r I · ~~ .1.. Il BULOVA • America's favorite uation Gift A step into tomorrow ·;.,..•• the first Jarman shoes made of DuPont's amazing CORFAM 't TRAINING DAY SET The Portmnouth District om. il cers Training Day will be held at Jackson, Wednesday, May m two Identical sessions, one lrl)!ll I • 3 p. m. and the other from 7:3{) • 9:30 p. m. (E!n'). All WSCS officers are urged to he present and may atiend tllh- ' er ses.!iion. 'The creJturs of l') lun. Dacron aRd Orion now ha\W I • ·~ ·~ oomt up W1th CORFAM, an amaz1Jl8 new oboe uppor material. Cor!am lookl and leell lib llae leather. It 1s lle~1blt and loos-wearingi it .,....._.., k holds tto shape bett<r and 11& sbioelonger; it i o waler-repellent. Corfam il now avfli(able in Jarman~a &neat footwear -the scientifically built N....,_Fit 1 tlboes which fit the ollln&i•& t11ape of your MriD& I fool. Come ill and lly a pair. ~ ' Complete Line of Jermon Shoes 61/2 to 13-Men's Si111. Widths B·C.I).E $9.95 to $24.95 fiUf LAllY In 1 llur· lhhtd lt., ·thtpU IMtlt, 23 ,ltJttls,unbrtt~ lblt m~lnsPJIIIf In 711· low ELEcr '115-'111 OFFICERS The Seventlt grade class Riverview &hool May 7 electthese officers for the 1~ school year; prealdent, Kelth Weber; vice president, Patricia Stethem; secretary, Avice Ma~va II and treasurer, Karen rey. gr whitt. IH.It IULIVA n n. Wfrtdllhlllllll~lr)'tllllll. 231twtte.· Hlf·Wind/11(, WlttrprOOf•, lftoclofHIIJ. tnt, liimlnaw. IIIII llld . _ .... U.S. ExPORTS RISE WASHINGTON (UPI)-U. S. exporta rose to a record f2.8 obilllon in Marcb, ~oilowlng tlement of the East Coast dock strike, the Cmml!ice ment reported Moilday. March Olporll justed, were 71 per cent than the February tolal billion. ThlJ biJ plJI avobe normal expor' the ports once the was settled, tha said. The lllrllu! ~,.Tan. continued lhrou&b tha mldille Febl'liBI")'. •~ ~{-brothers ~~tup. ~ce ":try ~I BaccaIaureate Services 86 Students Sk BJ F PHS A d Candidates y ue Telephone Books or are nnounce iM . BaecalauN~ale T0 Graduate Going In mls Next "'eel· w ,. I pow~r!ul . ll · r~~~; bac~~~~:::te UDtedf~X!!lred --~Meigs • Sends 'fv~ ss~s~ d~rldlng:h;oweredfJo :.II La ~nd T KetchFound at PUMP-- $8·99 •• •• ~ e. "CHERYL" Our Fumlture department Hila cl~p~ndeble, nllfl-lly known m Ita fA LMnt Room Sult11 - l11y Ch1ln - T•III.-Rocken - LetnPI - Dlnint Fw.l'N - Bed Room Fumlture - Fumlture for .,..-y room In your " Buy Furniture for yovr heme thlt •11k ellll It llll•rfel• kle N••• ~ Wedne~y era.L~I-, deda~ 1 ,;o••'·' .. ,,.,,.,,,.,,,.,,., .......... , ............ ,., T0 heBlltle •d • 0n FrJ"day ·~nedy .. I ,. l ~pier ON SATURDAY NIGHT THE STORE IS OPEN UNTIL9. tart, whn had fallen. He waa transported io Veterans MemorlaJ hospital. ~at~~ pa~a ~ ~ ~fd.fi~~e~. 1 - ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY THE STORE IS OPEN UNTIL 5 - 11,"""""""""""""""'""""""'"""""~~:_------'·-- Charges Reds Intent upon Taking Asia WORLD TOMORROW, THURSDAY AT 9 O'CLOCK- ON OUR 3RD'FLOOI THE SHOE BOX * * * Float entrlesln the upcoming Regatta Weekend pa· ~ rade were being acceoted today, parade and float chair· WASHINGTON (UPii-Preslman Paul Chapman announced. 'I DE"'GATES B 1 p · 1 ft tre Chapman said he is hopin~ that area groups, bustdent Johmon today reneved hts .,.., every ernn, e ' aslurer ndof tMhertiBeta WS!gma Phi hsororlty nesses and individuals will participate as fully in the recall for uncondiliona! peaeo dands an expense check to April Smith, cen er, a a yn tsecup w o will d th did . talks on Viet Nam and a mas· 1 leave Friday morning to serve as delegates from the local organization' to the stateey d chairman alated. sive Southeast Asian aid prowide three-day convention of Beta Sigma Phi sorority in Toledo. -sentinel photo. t::' para es 0 urged that all entries gram in which he hoped Rus, 11 1 The chairman said there will eiempllly lbe Blg Bend Resla would Join. Jon ri:t:lber, 101 ot'"'fC': be cash prizes awarded in two ptta lbeme since judging Ia Johnson said In • televised lnd Mn. Shirley Gulnlber, categorieo, commerical and the :o :;"' t"ateeorles wiD be speech that there was gre.•ter 00 81 ao '· \,. '" iJDcoiD Het,hto, Pomeroy, ond non • c ·1 need than ever for the talks junior at Pomeroy HIgh pl Ollll!lel'cia . The first Entrants should contact Chapand aid program because no acbool, hal joined tho ellll In each_ category man by calling personally or purely military solutton was m 8 gollm who uve pllea 11o1... ~ rece ve cash priZe of tiO, writing him at ChapmanSight for either side in the con· In-one. ~ secooo place entry '-!5, &od canaday Shoe store, 101 East f ct •· In Jon cerded lhe bole-111-oae third place: $20. Main-S!, Pomeroy, so the order Don.Wallers Jerry D. Murphy . e •h · the Wedoeoday 11 lhe Pomeroy There . Will also be lndivJd.. of march can be worked out' as APPO!N1 MENTS - Don Watters has been appomt The President spoke before a Golf coune wblle pl8J'Ial with uaJ entries m the parade and soon as possible. Imanager of the Ravenswood Sheet & Plate Plant. He re , Whtte House audtonc• of editoCHARLESmN, W. Va. (UP[) Km, en the W yard fourth cash prizes will be awarded to Tom Reuter has aceepted the places Je~ry D. Murphy of Parkersburg, who will move ' nal cartoomsts visiting Wash· - Funeral services for secre- another PUS student, od the best in this cateeory, oald job of Marshall for the parade. to KBlser s Chalmette, LouiSiana, Plant (near New Or· iogton for a national conventary of State Joe F. Burdett Km, on lhe 1ft· yard loartll Chapman. First prize will be Reuter is accepting the horse leans) where he Will fbe r,espon~b~~ for ht~~ rna';i'g~rn~nt I tmn. His remarks were being will be 2 p.m. Friday In near· llolt. $3(1 and second prize $20. ontrants Into the June 18 event. of m~tal processmg aci lites. a ers o s a e- camed live oy the maJor teleWNDON -IT WAS A KIND Iby Kanawhn City, the gover· 'E · ! ~~ ; '" An "individual" entry can he Ten high sehoo! bands of the gree m MetallurgJcal EngJ~eenng~fro~~Irhigan_Teeh _I viston and radio networks. of "hornecomi••" lor Robert nor sold Wednesday. one ~ wallrlnt, a group area have been invited to par• i 55 •• Ed ard K .... edy F J B ' walking, ricllna on honeback, ticlpate in the parade, accordI In reviewing the tense sltuaa... w 8111) • or . acurdett, • ?"e of the states or rldlni In I bqgy, the parade lni to Chapman. linn m Southeast Asia Johnson queling Kennedy it was I Ume moot colorful figures and a vet. : spoke more emphatically than te reQIIlber days. And eran of 31 years m state lOY· he has in recent weeks about lltl!e Carollpe and· John Jr. ernment, died fol· I the airna of Communist China. IIforw~~ to ~m. lowq nearly a wee~ • lllnea. . 1 NOles 11,.c1 Tltget 0 The family arrived He was ralotd Pl. Pleasant : .• . . . services r or music by the Mixed Choir "Their target ·.-not merely 0 0 h Wtilaesd ntllght toB •. !tend and attended M1180n <llllnty Pomeroy Htgh school's semor . The movat!On Will be gtven l fi<lllth l'iet Nam-it "'-Asta .. ht Ita10' schools. . ,class of 106 members - the 'by H.- Martm followed bl the . . d f th Ch. R' d cere....ues. ca ng r s . '1 1 th chools's history ' Lord's Prayer IJ<omg <ung by rat e mese e s. 0 John F. I{•Medy Memorial a The llnt In a series of strokes Matting of new 1965 telephone directories to custo- 1 arges 111 e s nd'a M~ fthe Mixed Cholf Rev Jo· "TheJr ob)ecttve is nut the fuJ. 16 ll,mple ~lllllent at historic partially paralyzed him 1as t 1 Mason- Eighty· six students mers ln the Pomeroy-Middleport area will start next ' ~ ;~~ be held ~~ Sy, ~·gh . seph R Kralv wil l lead a srrip- fillment ol Vtetname"' n•tion· Runnymede Queen Elizabeth Thursday while riding to Ka· are cBndldatea for graduat1011 week, General Telephone Co. of Ohio said today. . a : p. m. m e en 1or 1 :tu e readtn "and praver. ' ahsm. It is to erode and dis· b k t'e ' r II will qnvell the memorial Fri· nawha Airport to greet lnends. fth!S spri!Jg, Principal Clyde Fol· The front cover of the new directory features a col-~auTdhitonum.. g · ' credit America's ab.irty to help · on hallowed ground where Then he suffered two relapses ey has IS c1assS rea s rrss , The response to the prayer prevent Chmese • • , day ounced at Wa barna or photograph of a new type canopy outdoor pay phone. d year s PHS ommat10n 1 1 Kln'& John •lined the Magna aod had been critical smce 'High se I, The predominate color of the directory Is sky blue. It re-treel or dora h ·h emor ctab. • b) the Mtxed Choir wtll be fol-•over all of ASJa. In lhJS they " "'· 750 years ago. After the Monday. 1 th e I'Ighi green d'Jrecwasstudents es a . Iowe d bY ''Wh ereer . y ou Walk" sha II never succeed.'' "''"' Commencement will be heid •i paces - - - - l or hgra d. uates 1936 wheJC 102 C<!remony, Mrs. Kennedy, the Burdett, probably one of the Monday May 21 at 8 P m Itory now in use. and Rulland. ts e _;:' d w n ·· by the (;Jrts' Chorus and the Johnson reiterated his readl1 snd the two most Democrats In (DST) in the w.iliama H.i g h James 8 Kimball of Athens, The second maJor Improveservices sermon by Rev Wtlbur Pemn. ness to talk peace, then devol· elillih'ep will have tea HI Wind· West Vlrgm1a, was' elected secSchool auditorium. d" . rnent was rural line reductiOn . th Rev Rtchard l NeX on th e program S the ed most of hJS 20-rntnute speech . Castl " with the Q d retary of st te 1958 JStrict COJTimerC1a1 manager, . WI 11 open WI . 1 1 1lOl' t ueen sn an . a m to flll The Rev. Martin Berlsford of ssld two major construction pro- f?r all of Mflgl county Party Martin servmg as chaJrman iMtxrd ChOir si ngmg "Eternal to the US proposal for "a f'rlnce elec term. He was re- the New Haven Evangelical jects were completed this year hnes prevtously servmg up to and the proce<Ston wtth vocal Ltfe"' and the benediCtion by masstve, cooperative develop\; ••i ' In 1960 1!164. who United Brethren Church will pnor . to the ISsuance . - Rev .Martm In concluston the ment Asia" • .. Gov Hulett Cand Smith . o1 the d',. 10 customers th per line . hl now D' serve II . h eflort . tor Southeast . . 11 I\I()SCO'ir WESTERN EX· · · • deliver the 10rrn0h at Baccato no more an e1g . rrec Y 1Mixed CbOJr will offer the cho- whtc he first unvetled m a nly •peculate to- WI appoint a succes,sor to laureate services SUnday, May I rec ry. alected by thts expansion were Irat response and then the re·t speech last month at Johns '• apparent fall· untll.J!'eedl966 The first was a $25,000 add!· more than 1200 rural subscribcess10 nal be held Hopkms UniverSity 10 1 general 23, at 8 p. m. 0 ' ·land 111 "Luna-5" e,fc ~~~· b . r a! flags on Candidates lor araduaUon are: lion of 200 lines In the Porn- ers in Pomeroy, Middleport. LeMembers of the graduatmg • more spa a .,itA the moon. The , Mary Artis, Larry !tall, Wtl· eroy ·Middleport central office. tart Falls. Rutland Portf00p class are ' He reported that hiS personal $y , ~~~'"''! saying aaything. period. IDS liiOW1llDi ham Ball, Jam" Blake, Ronald The expansion of facilities made land. Further party line reducJohn Alfred Anderson, Susai> I representaltve, Eugene Black, A ttJll!,,. 'eo-word announce·! Bland, Robert Brown, . Delores another 1800 lines available fori lions are planned for the fulur•, na Arnold, Nancy Lee Ash, . was making "rapid progress" 1 nlent by !hi! official T... news[ Bumgarner, Paul Burm, Juan- servic<. the manager Said. 0 'Lmda Kay Batley ..James Theo- on thiS proposed program and agency waa the only statement Ita carpenter, June Clarke, Lm· Kimball suggested that custoIdore Ba>li, Jr ' Charles Edward had found increasing enthusi· which followed the landing of da C~k. Gall Crawford, Er· Als~ Included In this project rners check the numbers in the Twenty-one men from JICJgs Baxter Coly Darlene Be•ver. : asrn at the Umled Nationr for tbe 3,01!0 • ~und probe Ia t e WI }} rna C!"te.s. he BOld were addil!on extended new directory beore p!acmg county made up the largest rep- Willtam Rex Biggs, Virgima •carrymg forward the developWedoel!day In the Sea Of Clouds 1f DoriS Decker, Judith Dw!can, area circuits between the Porn· CBlls The rural hne reduc- resentahon of any county in the Rae Blankenship, Mary Daun l rnent plan. .it the moon's surface. ' Elliott, Carol Ftelds, Ju· eroy exchange and the ex· lion program and other irn- tenth congressiOnal dislrtct at . Bolmger, Arthur Bafl y Boyer, i Part of the plan is an Asian Heavy advance publicity that MIAMI Fl (UP[) _ Th dtth Finnicum, Dennis Foreman, changes of Letart Falls, Racme provements have resulted In a the conference Wednesday in Augustme Branham . Brenda . development bank whih the soft-land the in· Coast aiound a 3j! • Renlta Glbbti, few telephone numbers bemg Washmgton D C. called by Sue Brown, Larry Dean Brown, Umted States has been studyladen "Luna • 5" on ketch today with three men Cia . Robert Green, ARM FRACI'URED ehanged durmg the past )ear. Cong Walter H Jloeller . • Glum Jean Huck, Patrw;a Ann mg as a posSibility. Johnson ~. lwia,r lbl'face and thus take aboard who had been mlssl ud!a Gnmm, Roy Dale Davtd R. Wtleoi, age '· son Customers not receiVmg a new The group heard dtscusstons ! Butfmgton. Ralph C Calve~t, sa td this country was prepared 011 1 1ea11 over the United more than a week Reginald Hart, James ot. Mr. and Mrs. Ke!"'eth W. directory by May 21 should con· by several offiCials of the gov· Capehart, James E. to participate 1 n and . It! nar exploration had from South America to Key Willb.m Hartl K thl m South tact the Pomeroy business of· ernrnenl and lunched With Vtce iCarleton_. F'aye N Cramer, the Asian bank to help fmance tbe launch. West, Fla. Hesso ey, a een port, woo s I lice, President Hubert Humphrey. .Shetla Kay Cflsp. Donna Lynn erooorntc progress -~ .. t·?< 'ost A Coast Guard ear h ·1 n, Ronald Hester, Robert Hoi r hospital at 10 p.m. Wed· Attend·mg from Meigs were.I Crow. obert w Crow Don "And reafltr d . ' c p ane, Hickel, Georp llalhnan Janet nesday sufferlna from • !raeB I C II d H . . J rn our estro 1 M' w VA one of five comblQb 3,000 square Hudnell Alice Jo•···n ' Glenn 1 red rl""t arm He wa report Veterans Memorial H01pttal Hilton Wolfe . Racine : Herm•n ren u urns an atr) · to JOin with every other indus0" ' .Its .last - miles oI peean .or ' ". Johnson,' Kllthryn'"'"" ' u I HY· London, Cl tares I Neurnan. Gl enn Cunnmgham · · the • W~, V~la closed ~"' kelcll, Ja~, San· ed to have fallen off a solool at. ADMISSIONS - Chares John R Curd Ltnda Lee tna.t·lZ ed "Duntry, mdudmg iil!hool Wednesday and found It about 35 miles "west· dra Sue JohnlJOJI Peter Kll!!ch· a Rt 1 Dexter home att, Racine; Margaret Call. Mid· Cundiff, Jr , and AI Ltpsromb, l L •A hi Sovtet Uman, ln helping this 0 11 0 r ' 1igreat Asian project," be added. Hu'jp was "sad but not southwest ot: Key West under nlk, David Terrance · • · dleport. all of Syracuse; Charles mrrf" lull saU. · ., • Kendall DIVORCE ASKED DISCHARGES-Laura Cairns. Bob Hysell. Lou Pouhn, Ro' fD Ed d wit D ·1 Masalve Economic Aid 1 1 Since 1954 when Viet Nam Mt;sllllpp was the last of a ShAll three .men nrt, renda· Kirby, Erma Lee Kir· A divorce petHion has been Racine; Mrs. Millred Stepp and Reuter, Delmar Canaday, long of teachera from the ape and reparted via lnilio by, Richard Knapp, Dan 8 filed in Meigs County Common daughter, Raelne; Mrs. Dante! Simon and Olm Booth. all of Ibert Dale Emler Charles ·Dav- beearne independent, he noted, mJd.IIOOs to teach children at that they were In no · Lewis, Donald Lorrlson, Ronald Pleas court by Elizabeth Ann RIIfle and daughter, Racine; Pomeroy; Lee Smtih. Kenneth id Eskew L nn Evans •the United States bas spent the llttte wooden building in a 1 One of the men was identl· Lorr!Hn, Roger Luckeydoo, Wil· Mankin, Middleport against Tho- Mrs. Clarenee McDonald, Dex- McElhinny. Btl! Chtlds, Dr. R : Margaret. Jo Folm:r Ronald: more than 52 billion m ecorurat area pear bere their read· GCorpeorge Hlndall Jr., 24. Ham Mattox, Terry May, Wll· mas E. Mankin Middleport. ter; Nora Rairden, Hartford; R. Pickens, and Bernard Full,, L Fry Patf!cia Fultz •nomic help for the 16 million lng, wrltlnf '8Jld zlthmet<:. She :d Obi 'workeJ from liamMa)'liarci.SI!aronMaynard, The plaintlll grosa ne- Mabel Neimeyer, Pomeroy; Middleport. and Elt Jane Garnes of South Viet Nom. 1 had retred live years •ao but from 1 Judlth McAbee, Glenndolyn Ord, glect of duty lnd extreme cru- dred Fisher, Pomeroy; Eddie Carl Dennison and Vernon Wehoo .Joseph Gtlrnore Kay : Johnson spoke of Communist came back tiecsuse thert wa1 n ass ent bla, IContinued on Plil ·2 ) elty. Ward, Cheshire. ler, Rutland. iHall ..Joseph Hall, Ma-·terrorists attempttng to dstroy no one elae at teach the chi· I tContmued on pagt 2 ) humane programs of assistanc 1 • dren from arades Qlle throuah In such filds as mdlcol car ~:::~:::::~~~~~~~~~~:..:::~-~~~~~~~~~;. THE FURNITURE SALE AT ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY BEGINS . * * * ~~--------"1111 Joe Burdett se~ved . '~~~~: 41 Cash Prizes Announced by Paul Chapman, Chairman b d• Mcln-~ ~ ~ Peace Talks in Viet Nain emem ere tn Area Churches - ' :: " -; i Sh~ila ~as fl ' ':.r .. Accepting Regatta Parade Float Entries ~~ potluc~ dlnn~d ~:~1 ... e.-:. ,. FIVE CENTS ~· ~~~;e~e aJ!comml~ Stiles. ,.,.....,~:~,Tile lle~p.lfl..,. . _ ' NO. 22 t~:-:7~-:~-::-----------------~--------------~--~--------------~ · ----------------------------------------------s~' -----------------------THURSDAY, foM Y 13, 1965 ::-:.~~~the":t ser;~ ~ lth~ ~ klndergarte~ I enttn e ' VOL XVII cl~~ anC<~ \ :~~ :::"' ~ ..,_.,.4 r. r~~e es, 17Db~~~:t~·~n~~~~~t 10 ~: I~ ~~~~:rntrOh:~c l a ~oh ~' W~uld ~f' Sea Men e G~ard ;~u IIC:I~Ill,. rgest ~ 1 11 G Bait~ washIng • l on 1 Euae~ f~ ~ J:,=· ~ tr~ =~· I I ~:l&'!eo~, ~tchael ~ d~h~~. a~ suppo~ 1 ~rOOm ~I i~, ~ II~ le~ time," ohe aakl. Legar. : s:;~en ·Eiam~ut~ill ';;~"nnet~e Paul, r~!.;as L~~~ E~;:;:ch u~so:t1 ~r. ~· ~en ~u~me ll~hels "retlrlna lor iood thil K~, Jennil~r ch~&eo Mi~ Dennison. js~rbar; sunu,a y L lquor • sa l es Bil.l iGoes to House ~ An~e Amt~ Cl~yton Man 1~i people Tho~a~'\~~e~T~~ Middl....nd agricultural improvement. port. has been arrested by PornLOCAL TEMP eroy police on a speedina , The temperature in PomeUmll· tile Hou.. there ls 1 fOOd!lower chamber II ordlnarllJ ale In Uquor control policy mat· Based SapJHlrl On Buslnes• charge and was ctted to appear I roy's business district at 11:22 · ap- cbance will die tl!ere. The Imore eonservaHve than the Sen- ura. I Rhodes' basis for support was 15 m Mayor Charles • Le- a.rn was 72 degrees, under , . . The local option amendment, that the btl! was needed lo l gars eour~ ny skies. apoke on the fl..-r ... 1M ln•erted on the floor during do- boost Ohto's second-In-the-nation TAKEN TO ----. the bill ·which weulcl allow . ronvenlion busmess. The spon- . . HOSPITAL 'It/ "' 1t1 on tht bill, was conside. , sors in their arguments hit . Ld1an Collison, Stingy Creek, Ote .. n lletO ered I key factor Ia the biD's hard on the same ISsue. ' m the Kyger area, was taken 1 The U. S. Secret Service ,.itIt nquires that the to Holzer hospital as a rnedi· ed OO!IIIIerfell - , w1111 1 t. of 1111 area approve Sun- Opponenta charged that sale cal patienl at us p m. Wed- lal lace VIIIM al f1,7AMf ... sales before Uctllses can of liquor on SUnday would raise nesday by Middleport -emer· llTesleol 'IS'I , . .. ,. · the crime rate and cause a gency-rescue squadmen. terfelliq, Ill Ill&. . The origin.il bill would have sharp increase in traffic acciallo"" of licenses dents. PI Sent eat Ma~ lllld only th!D Thirteen Democrats and lour Met,a Geaeral llospllal Fair, . ~=.~;:.~ their Republicans joined to ~ the ADMISSIONS - Erol!t Sill· 1be Mi. llle bill, whUe 12 Republteanl llld es, Middl~. a · lllree Pl!n"aii•H.Dieil &. -··r • I · ••• _1 r I I IN fl'l ~~~1\•!11'911 tfll}f!l•~ \1, WSC!JARQA- Noge, • 1• • t ' f I 1 I• ,~~ .., ~f!Wl . ""'•" I �r ' ' • ' ft .. 1'illbeHome ' S d• 0ft 3lUf ay ' ---------r charge or ' aervlng the alumni R . t1 d hanqut. aeme nU an Rullllll4 Band Cou~rt . Natlonwitle Winner I Over Honor Camp · Bashan l) Suud~y, dM~y hll IPomeroy Wilham's Nationwide Ins. ol took over the first Society Notes place lead in the M-G-M Softball leacue with a_n I·I victory , o;er the ~~lhpohs Honor INSTAU.ED The Rut an tg Band, the Norlhw~~m School uhlor ; rth Sn~.~iety "Y Notes 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 13, 1965 Alfred N Society ews Soct·ety News Mrs. Esta Eaton was hostess BY MRS. A. H. BAILEY senl the annual "Spring Con- for Sunday ~chool CliM No.! [ Mr. and Mrs. Leo Edd~!~~- 1 r:· clasa trip. They left Sunday Imore 10 ~"d ~~dd fou;:h.~~~~ R.H.S. Senior Girls' Trio com· Selectlo;. by the Senior Con· read Mall 18·21-35 ·~.the sub- couple day• with Mr~ thew:.=:: aerY~ were held~ Crlalp =~ Reedlvlllt. night by lraln !rom Parke• •· \ mgs and t en to • on pooed of Suzy Parke~ ' Pennee cert Band will Include "Man- 1ject of devoUo!lll was Forgive- RJIIph Ballard and 8 • at IO:fl a. m. open\nJ with the bfrg. tn the _sixth I h'lt ith I Williams and Juha Lucas pre- cint Medley for Concert B" and ness" Pcayer by Mrs. . Elhel Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lawrence "Faith of Our Motherl" Helen Flntllbtl of Columllul \Mr and Mrs Tracy Hannmg Hamtlton ':~d at~o ~,~;~eswfor senled two vocal sele~tions. "L Virgen de Ia Macarene" Smtih closed devotions. After and family apent ~:= Rev. caato delivered I lplllt the weekand wlllt ~~~ a .Mrs. C E Blakeslee •"_ Ia home ~~~n Other hitters for : "There Goes ~y Hear• "and with Suzy Parker as comet the busmess ~esslon. Mrs. Mr. and Mrl. Jamal La Mother'l Day meuage uaJng mother and brolber, Iva IKf . d the students Over INatloMnw . B b Cun ' "Stranger On 1he Shore , ac- solotst locluded In the , Jumor Young spoke buefly about an ol Ha&lltl. --•- IUe Hannah the mother of Samuel RuneU Findling. C9mpame elgs team were o .I . d b S b a Canadav Band .selectiOns . Ill be "M XI b l Dtetrlcb Bonhoel· Mr: Frank Coats R.....,v ' q.ooo was raiSed for the. tlip ]themgham Wllh a homer and a compame y a r . w .. e . article a ou I h as . . Mr Bl kwood of II the basil for hll lti'IIIOII· Mr. and Mrl. Cltu. CIIT anti b) ·ts ' onsored by tho n . r a "" le President Art'·.ur Mtller thank- can Folk Dance" and Boy fer, a brilllanl aposle, w o ~ btl niece, s. ac 'l11e Granat observed Rural lamll of 'I'Uppen Plainl called Sfni~;OJ~~othe:S club and the ~~~bl~~u~~~ ~;~~~~~. '1 dou:le. :\ ed all for their cooperation d~- Meets Girl" with Jane Lucas hanged ~lbe N:z!,~e~:; Delaw~~e, ~0:~~ ~~~.:~~-A. Life Sunday a1 tha church here on lh~ir parenll, Mr. and Mn. a~ents. \and Jeffers and Barton. each mg hlls dtwo ydea~ e~•::;,r: th: as the narratorls. f I dmis byT .::!,~~ "H~ w~i~es" ''Solitary H.MBa: Mrs Donakl Tnt&- Sunday evening with a procram,. Jewell Carr Sunday eviDlng. , 1 1 1 umt ea er an ' The concert ree o a · o , • , Aft r. · th k Earl Starkey ltate Grange o • rJn Washmgton the aroup tour· 5 ng es. business sesston over to t he sion charge but a silver offer- Way," and A Great LICe.' • sell, Mt. Vernon, spenl e wee • u ~ 1 aker 1\(r and Mrl. Chu. D. " Capitol Hill. Arlmgwn Na Hlttm for the h~~o~_c~;~ : VICe-president. Vernon Weber. ing will be. taken. The public . er the close of the_meeting a end at their home bert. They !Iter, Mra w;.oo. and woocie •pent Susd&y aftemooll tiOna! Cemele•y. the Nalwoal were Be:o~lewt~~: ~mg !.". and I Mrs Harold Sauer, p~ogram Is cordtally mvited to attend. sc,ial hour was enJoyed ~nd sold their home here to Mr. and Sue ol Pomeroy were the with her mother, Mn.J, B. 011 8 Hbtomal Wu Museum. the hn. • g , cha~rman. mtroduced Mtss LeRutland Hll~ Alumni refreshments oerved by rs. Mrs. Harold HallY Monday they 111 of hll parents, Hayea, at Velerans Hospital Ia ~ S. Supreme Court BUieau N•b.~~ aw~~~g~~d defeated GSi ida Kraeuter. R H.S. Home Ec- Banquet-Dance May Z1 F,alon. . moved their furniture to MI. suppe~d':rs. Cbas. D. Woode, Pomeroy. Sunday evenlne, the v( •:ngraving and Pnntmg and Nat on ame onomiCll mstruclor. who then The Rutland High School A· A skating party was OIIJOYr Vernon where they have boUght Mr. beerv ct ol the 8Ith birth- Woodes' oon, Mr. and Mrl. till Whitt Houst. The) ~enl by t 5-4 In _!l~prevtous K__ · presented her Junior and Sen- lumni Banquet and Dance w1ll by the Junior BVF ~~enty. them a home. ~ 0 f~nWoode QnThursdly, Clair Woode and Connl SUe, ol b9f to New 'lork Cny where ) •or students In a style show The be held Saturday, May 29, at Counctllora Frances 1 con~: Mr. and Mrs. Warden Ours ay o • ' . Pomeroy called OD them. tlioy atoyed ot the EdiSon Ho· : girls modeled lhe clothing they the Rutland Htgh Gym 1V1th serJ Mary K. Yost and Glen~~el attended funeral of former un· Ma~y=··=======:::::::::::====;tel ! , had made. iP a beaultful gar- vmg to begin at t 30 p m. and Connor acGcornl paCamed Martha cle, Mr. John Jones at Poca, • 1 t 1 ge Miss Sus h d G·arv and ay e nns, V S day 'In New York VISits were plan· I'··. s_eltng on sa . . . the dance will follow t. Ill· and· Susan Yost. Carol Cleland. w. •. un . had ned to odlo City Music Ho\1, \te Gnmm played music durmg ner. Carol Pierce, Jr Is the Brenda and Rodeny Holman Mr. and Mrs. Billy Orr nln the \\all Street distnct dow~ ' (Continued from paRe I l ~~~ ':!;~.';;'':, ~r~:~~K::: current prestdent of the alum- Nancy Bentz. Mickey Wol!e: so~ c~r.':tor~~~~~:. eve I town Manhatten and the World' ry Sue Handley. ~eorge i'"~' i euts parltctpatmg were Char· niA~~=·~~~hinl to attend lht i ~lst!~dy~~,"~.!~~~~!~~~ wtMr. and Mrs. Guy Mallory, F~tr . . Har~"·, Donn~ an~arl.'"~ti lotte Rupe. Eumce Ohlinger. banquet and dance must send I an~· daughter Sue Ann of Jef. Charleslon. RJIIph Ballard, lo-by On the trip are. Cion a Fettv ' ~~~ •H~r~ko~j~~n Ellz!be;h l.tudy Cremeens. Loretta ~- their reservations and maney Iferl!on, Wls. 'arrived S~ay to cal, called on '>Ira. A. H: Balley Connie Teotord Suzanne B• ad· II t Sheila Jean Htcks. ' less. Barbara Cottenll, Ltnda I~ each\ for the alumnus and spend two weeks with her par· Saturday. YOUTH AilED FOR IT! your family doctor. 1 elll bllt'y , Joy Boggs, Chrtslme Bohr. B:~:,.;:nJoan Horak Lester St•fford, Edna Priddy, Rosan· guest to Mrs Patty Carson. "'"[ent.o. Mr. and Mrs. fred Cadle Mr. and Mrs. Donald Frank This column II lor young s..rceiy belleve you've tep& cAeryl Fife. Narsa Frost. san iRa. Hood Marilyn Sue Huddle- ua Golf. Shtrley Priddy. Ca· relary, Bo< m. Rulland. Ohio and Harold. and children. Mrs. Gertrude their roblema and thll.phobla bottled up aJl .• dra Bunce. Baril••• ""ifuer. ,st:n Pat~lcia Ann Hysell and llherm• .!.lthouse. Joetta Erie- by May :12. Classes planning re- I Elder Frank Gifford and Frank, Nelsonville, apenl Sun· lfple, theJ trouble• and year•- but strlll!&er lblllp 1!9nnie Spertiler. _Ann Cr~~er. : Lind~ D Jeffers. . wme. Barbar• Carter, Sharon unions for this year are the family of Athellll were recent day with Mr. and Mrr. Holly ro:as~es~lth thereat ot Helen have lrlppened to frllh~ Mary Walburn. Maltha ~ll hol ' Wilhsm Keith Jewell John Balch Kay Fraley. Bonnte I Class of 1925 and the Class of I guests of Mr. anti Mra. Fred Fnend. H US' It welcomea laugha uncommunlutlvt klda. -H. lOll. Dianne Van Coone). DI· ,W,Iham .Johnson. Jacqu~line L. Turner lt'lorence Phllllpa w•s\ l945. who will be oboel'vlng Cadle Mr . and Mrs. Reed Eynon, epwon·i'dnd e a ser~ quea- Dear Helen: annt Cmwell. Judy Mt<>re ..Jonos. Phylhs Jean Kaspar. unable lo be_prese.lt I Mr. Har- thetr 40th and 20th yean, re- I Mr. and Mrl . Dtck Taylor and called on Mrs. A. H. Bailey but lth a ~h-off I have been golnl with thll Sherry HJCks, Set en LewiS. Mike Carolyn L LewiS, John D. old Sau~r mvtted those pres- spectivoly. loll Interested Rut· children spent Monday afler· Saturday. . lion, w r een-a ~ uestlona boy <steady) for lour months. L~yd. P•ul Gerard. Rnblne l.l>io. Larry Dalo Morshall. Er est to vtew the house ~nd var· land Alumni are Invited to at- 1noon with her tlfandparenta. Mr. Jeffrey Friend spent _Fnday ~n~:':sk!d F.] 11q care of He Ia nice, but alwaya laiD aS~anson . Roy Pden<. Mlkt nsl Clemente Menchmi. Thorn- '""' bulldtng plans hts fresh- tend and should place their and _Mrs. Bill Wooda II J·ack- nighl and Saturday w•th .his to ou el US! thll ~ewspap- bout other sJrll, and bow he A~er . Dav1d Casn. Roge• >as M<-Gowan Uoyd Den n 1 s men student! had drawn. reservations by May 22. sonvtlle. arandmother, Mrs. Allco Cape· Helen H P • used to like them, or mlgbl SIP••· Randy Humphre) '· ;;arl Moore. Lin& t.e 1gh ~~oon'. sa Mrs Grace Marttn gave the Misa Ruth Ellis of Columbus hart of Syracuse er. anlea like them. 1 try to be underDtW,.se. M1ke Bralloo, Ke1th ra Kathryn Moranty. M•chael secretory report and Mrs. Jan- [ vislled relatives here recontly. Mrs. Worley Davis, Dexter, Fears Uowarr standing but suddenly 1 ftn4 Morgan. Jtm Johnson. Roger Wavne Mulford. Pamela Sue el Holm reporled a balance of 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert RoWih spent Sunday wtth Mr. and De~r Helen: e ht myself ioalng lnt~st In blm. R~ush. Tom Kin~. Jerry ))av". O'Rmn Patricia LOUISO Owl•n <. $bl92 '" 1110 lroasury. The room ]and daughter. !'laney, ColumbUJ Mrs. Arvll Holter and family. Smce I Wll abo~ an! Do you havl any good way I al\li Jerrv Van lnw.,,.n. carot 111 l.er ~arker. Hazel Jean altendance banner was won by spent 1 weekend w1th her Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Edge! years old, I have ha c can shake a boy slowly? Helen, : _·__ \Phelps. Frank W1lham Porter the 8th grade class of Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen , called on Mrs. Ruby Orr and AI least that'a when 1 ~~ 1 please tell me whet 111 ao.-N. ill. B1enda Key Polls. Dav1d ~, ; Ann• Ogdm Mr Oston Wrif!ht, 0le8 Watson. . . Mrs. Lola Sorden Monday. II. I am now l7 and wls I y H 0 I Reed. Ronald F.dward Rtlfle. elementary principal l•.ve re·t Mtss carol Lewta of Pomeroy Mrs. Alice capeharl, son Don had told my mothe~ about It ~a; N: 0 ~ ' N•m·) Ann Riggs. Ju?•th M•n• , marks on the recent VISttatton waa • weekend guest of her Katie Moliterno, Syracuse, spent then, because I don t wanl to Shaking a steady "slowly" Ia; Robson and Wtlilam \Iaroe HU>· day held at !1Chool and then :8 y SARAH M. RIFE grand parents•. Mr. and Mrs. 1Sunday with Mr. and Mro. Lu- dte. h n't honest. lt'l Jlkt dangUng sell thankfd all the teache" I or Ralph McKenzte. \her Friend and family. I read In an e~yclopedls t at lood uot out of your doC' I rucla I Lmda Ann Sauvage. \\llilaln thm ftne cooperation A letter \ Mr and Mrs. George Brew-! Mr. and Mro. Fred .Coegleln Miss Ltsda Lyon•. Middle· the dtsease carrtes no pain, ex· and~ finally tolling II Ill ..Jay Sayt·e W1ll:am Max Sa.'re. ol reS~g oatmn of l1rs Graco ,1dge and son Fred of Colum· , and famtly of Ctrclevtlle were rt wa• 1 diiiDer guest of Mrs. cept at the last _ataae. you ~ d iCont nmed from P•i• t 1 Florence Erma Scm1sh<r. Dav· . Martin was accepted with re- , bus. Ohio •pent Mother's day weekend guesta of her yarents, :a;on Holter SUIMiay. gin to feel 1 little In your a~rw:lboJ you'rt IOing "' s· ~rlra PKkens •1d ~I ian S1mpson. Barbm Aon 1, ets bv Ihe group Mrs Mar-, wtth her parents. Mr and Mrs ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wag- ~ Mr and Mro. Clint Orr spent bonea. Well, I think I am now j ol thole other lw:ky "Jerrv Powell Franz Rell'hert. Smllh. Ronme Lou Snnth. Brvce tm had been r.. leded as sec-- , Charles Rife and Larry. Other ner. Sund~y afternoon with Mr and reaching the last stage. I get l • ";: "':- k, for a tlbalnlt _ ~·~v R•ffie Kenn•th 1\ollms, .Janel Lynn Smilh ..laequelme 1,. 1arv for the ('(ltning year.]guests were Mr . and Mrs Rob- , Mrs. Francis Worlblng\on and \ \1 Billy Orr an4 ...,•. ' talnst quick pain now and tlien. gr a 01 need uo•-H. 0 · H'wh•rd HI~ . ":!don Housh. •Janel Lynn Smtih, Jar·qut'hne Mrs· J H Staford and Mrs 101-1 Rife and ch•ldren Bobbie ,son-in-law a~d, 4•'18hler, Mr. · "· c Helen, 1 didn't care before. because yo~ Harold Roush. Ham Houslt. D. Speneer. L•rry Eugene 1Avanell. G<or~e were appointed and Sammy of Sl. Albans. W. and Mrs. C_laymm:~ Rowley, rebut 1 don't want to_ 11e now. I Dear Helen. aboulllrtl Jcmes lloosh Judith 1\oush. Spencer. Marvm R•chard Staf· ·to !le<'Ure a secretary to fill u,. :Va, also Mr. and Mrs. Ray cently liait!d Mr. and Mrs. Ed· never have gone wtth hoyo ~ What do Y~ I tell Marlene Rou.sh. Thomas Russel font. T~rry Davtd Stalnaker. vsr·ancv Brooks of Carpenter. 0 Rl. I. ' ward Wagner. . cause I didn't want them to wearln& boya aca~ PJirlck Rvon Robert s •• wym. , l.mda F•Y• Pulhns. Robert W•l-. 11 · S lied th ro1.l Mrs. Harry Clark and Mtss know. 1 never told my molber their rings and lood IWl......,. 1 1 1 Manlvn s't•nle ham Steffy. Ph1lip Howard Swm , · "· •~er M a • . 1 Mrs. Froda Bowen spent rom Anna Allen of Graham. W.Va. because 1 didn't want her to IL junlOI' bl&b acbool! _.,., fred M Sl!~art (;.raid dell. Sandra Lee Thomas, lowmg officers for the comtng \Thursday 1111 Saturday w•th her spent a ·day with Mra. Milton worry Nobody knows but me. Dear Jeff: Stewall ' Pamela sl.wart. Har-1 Jonme Sue Tlwnpson. Ma· y~ar · Mrs. Wendell (Betty\ daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray· ; Wolle. I So~ellmes I cry myaelf to I think mother• •hnnl~ rtM rv Surf~c• II Patnci• Thomp- , rv Anna Thomp;om . Stella Lou·\ Wtlllams. ~restdent . Mrs Ken- mond Thomas and sons Larry ] Mrs. Milton· WoUe W81 In slee at ni ht I'm scared Scar· up and atamp o< tt.'l! son~ Dixi.. i·lo~m. Randy V.n , ,,. Tra<"y, Thurma V~rgene l '"th •Vtrgimal Mtchael , vice- and Stevie of Athens, Ohio. IAthens recently al the home of ' Mothera were honored ed !my 'each nlBht j pray - but quick! Meter. Sheila Walker John V•ughsn. Jamce L. Wehrung, i preSident. and Mrs Joe (Janet I Mro Ethel Rife. Mro. Linda Mr. and Mrs .. Floyd Wolfe who , lhe Sunday School Hour for a miracle. Dear Helen: , Rtfe and son spent Friday eve- 'held a receptt~n for their [&! the Joppa Methodlsl Church. I know you won't print this Tom and ljuat llarted. ~ Wamslev. Clyde Weaver. El- Ruettl Kay Well•. Carla Jean .Bolm. treasurer. len Wiles. Carol Vanan. Russ<ll W•ll. 1\hea Ann Will. Joy<·e i Th~ 3th grade mnthe" serv- 101118 w•th Mrs ;·ay Wood and son, Wilham F. Wolfe, who ' Potted planll were presented to letter, and 1 ran't glw my toeelher. We meet for IUftllll.,al Wood, Bryan Yonker. James Ann Wtlltams. Erne.'l\1no Luctlle •ed cu~akes. coffee and kool- Mrs. Myrta Rife. 1 has been 1ft the. Air Force for . Mrs. Mettte Benedwu, the or my parenll would , tho achool cafeteria and be Jell Youn~: An~elo 7,.1kle and Wil - Wood. Kay Wyatt and Dtana L. at~ durtn~ tbe S<lCI&I hour. rom· ' . ' est Mother; Mrs. Mary Ann k 1 nine and a half years. 1 uess It' a jult that 1 embarrassed 11 1 pay lor m1 Jiam zu,pan. ' Z~rkle. mtlt.eea wero appointed to have . Mr and Mrs. 0 M R•fe of \ Mr _and Mrs Clyde Croll r11 , the youngest and Mrs. hnow.l ~ 11 mebody asd 1 own. Will you PLEASE teD bhu, - - --- · -- -- - - - - - --- · Carpenter, 0. spent Saturday and chtldren or Columbus open! iae Smith. Mother with the mosl ave e 114 d ~ n If and other IUYI that dald art evenmg with Mrs. Fay Wood the weekend with her mother, children present. Small polled feel . ter area ~ode ~n do dates but achool Juncllel ' ·iN 'l • I} and Mrs Myrta Rife. They also ' Mrs. Iloward Neigler and olher plantl Wen! presented to each there s nothing any y . for plnl Ductht-DI1ell Oil , calledonMr.andMrs Charles relatives molher. AIIflowerswere -VICTIM • DUTCH ' ( A .i ' -" R•fe. I Mrs 1' Lillian Lee relurned to 1 ed by Mr. and Mrs. Dear VIctim. , Is lded Dear D or D: ' ' her hOme here after spendinl H · My dear, you rt 1 m gu • him 10 ld A boy Billy Vatella helped Ray \th in\ In C" 1 I' arrta. Ill • Informed, overlma&lnatlve Conalder · , .... Brooks Saturday. • w er mc,_nna t. Mr. and Mrs. Gene W11 son, . d I'd feel awlull sorry d~'t buy your lunch at w.. By Willittm S. White Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife 1 Mrs. Mao ~earson Is In Vei· _Reedsvllle were calling on Mr. ftrl, an except that ·· ~bat 1 school cafeteria IIIJ more than spent Sunday evening with Mr. itrona _Me'"'?r al hospital with and Mrs. George Reed. :y r,:'~ y make you very happy. he'd buy your ohoel If you walk· and Mrs Delberl Truman. lpneumoma. Mr. and Mra. Harley hances that ou have ed Into a atore together. OUJl WASHINGTON - These are , ha• been pledged. ' counlry from a petulant power- Mr. and Mrs. Georae Jones Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKay cum are 'announcing the The c nli you -H. . hours of greatness in U~e long • At home, a bttter halt . haod· ~ 1..,,... and for ball • aeoera- 1and family of Columblll, 0. 1of Newark spent lite weekend riage of their son, Glen Llthl· cancer are almO,: ~ " mpllfe of this natwn ., h11th in lui of llemoc•ahe Senators , Uon h.. protected it behind a spent Sunday al their fanm here wtt)l 1\lr. and Mrr. Verne \cum to Tereasa Sayle, April S lold me nodthllng ldyn't dl•'!..•- Thll column 11 dedicated II · 1· ld of prtman·1 Y lomerlcan and called on Mr. and Mrs. I Walleroon toms" anb l'U cou tell you- this: - - family living, 10 If you'ra haV• Asia and In thl• """"phere it smpea t~rel ..s1y 11 an Amen·· I sue M · at Greenw~, Rhode 111and. 1 ahoulders tiJO paok of 1t> re· ran "inlerventton" to hall an 1power largely raised up on the Charles Rife Sunday afternoon. r. ~ndC= Cr~ Mills a~ \ Mr. and Mrs. Horace Barr "an probably knock lnl kid trouble, or juat plabt sponsibihties and "" l'alks the attempt at a Communist tllke- 1 backs of American taxpayers. Mr. Hurshel Justice spent . ~;:ke~d with ~/ ::nt ~rs Pittsburgh, Pa., spent the week- those Into 1 cocked bat trouble, let Helen Help ~. bani and lonely road of duly :ov•r m th• llom•n•ran Heouhhr·, "" latest tn these steps Is to Sunday with his brother and 1Ted N · end with Mr. and Mn. L. R. 1 1 th ten minutea She will allo wtiCOIIII your OWl 1 O:'~t :.' any loneer: Tell lllllUiin& experiences. Addrell discharged and honor satiSfied which might one day h•••. con· [· denounco the Un~ted Statea Iorll~mlly at Mentor, Ohio Also 1\ Mn ~!'Ortlt v·. 11 · and da h· Barr. . 11 Still. these are hour> also of fronted us with another C.stro halting Commurulll t~panston· hts father, Mr. Wed Justice te M y ''"" eyBo U& Weekend vlstlors of Mr. n lh todaY and let her Helen Botta! iD cartt uf lbla • Laun· A-r·t·a and lor ho 1 --' th alter rs. """"ey wers, r~ ld Brannon were, Mr. your mo er • ' c_ a po•gnant sad"""· For tn Lu"". l"tn m . ..~ .' . w s conva Ie.ung ere :lumed to their homes in Michl· Mrs. Haro ake an a intmonl with newspaper. I \ adin& tor the safety of free 1 These criticisms are present- altemptlll(! lo stop tl in ASUI- throat ~gory at the Unlver- 1gan after. 'I · ~lall with relattv.. and Mn. Btl! Hllo and Linda m~~~~ppo!:::::::=:........;,=_o_::::..:.::~_:_:_---~-"-' men. specthcally in the llomm : ed .. only I "flee debate" thai ' and Bntam for trying tc .... atty Hospital m Coluf!1bUS, Ohto. ' the Slmpoo.no. or Mansfield, Eileen lean Republic •n the w..tern . all Amencans exped and de-! Malaysta lrom Communilt·beck· Mr. Geor&e Martm Jr. and Mr. and Mro. rranclo Morrla and BID Kirkbride of Rio ~ ' world and m South Viet Nam fend But they are ool really !ed lncton.st.a. his father, George, Sr. of Co- ; spent Thur..S.y and Friday Colle&e. \.. I It· lhe fo:ast the Umted Stales , , the trod111on of 1.-.. debate. ] It 11 wtnecessary to lm· _lumbus, 0 . •pent Sunday wllh with Rev. and Mro. Glenn Bate. Mr. and Mrt. Clarence Bak· rovernment Is under the most l For these rnlics have loaded·, pule mottves to Ollrles de · Mro. Maude Marttn. George, er and family visited 10 1hrlll and rn somelnstonees the Ute d1ce by ignoring or ••en [G•ulio; he hlmaelf yean aao jSr. has had eye surgery Mrs Ruby OtT and Mrs Iva with Mr. and Mrs. most venomoll! attaeks from' denying the lmmen110 ond cru- publicly disclosed them. Hisilumbtll at Granl Hospl~l an I Orr w~re at Atheu Satlll'~y. I Sear\1 and f..UIJ, Rutland. till)' but •iolent minont~eo that ctal truth that it wos not we 1r1ty h"ughty. masstvely eco- Is 11111 under the doctor I care. . •taY responslblt government hots 1 who mvadfd South ViP1 Nam l't'ntdc memoirs have eo~bad to bear '" our lifetime. i but rather tht Communist, that ed the 1pnnp of hll behaVIor. , 1• .......,..,,..._ AI home. 1 bitter half -hand- il ""' not we who sought to , He thu Ills for revenge upou the fUI ot' DemocratiC Senators l1re- 1subvert a l.atin neighbor but dead ''Anglo • Snoru~ ,'' Frankltslly snipes 11 an Amencan , rather the Communist•. Ilin Roosevelt and Winltoo Jlllssion, for the defense of the • The boll om mnuendo o: such I <.'hurcl!U I. In the Seo:ond 8otllh Vlolnamese •ictims of a l cnt1e1 ,. that their own ooun- \ World War they would not lei llrutal Communist Invastoto. to I try ts the aggr•ssor - thai i Charleo de Gaullo call the tune ..,.' whld. the solemn word of three ' same United States 111h1eh t. for a contest from which hio ',~ I ' tucceoslvo American Prosidents Ispeodmg blood and treasure lo : own country had years before end of both politiCal parties ] holt i pattern of aggresoton DO ' ret1red in 1gnomi11011t Jurrend' less plain. no less sava1e than er. was U•e H•tter pattern lone ago I All this ,. why these present And the mescapable bottom hours are not only hours ol IlVOTI!, JO tN111111S1 ~ log•c of oome o1 lh.,. critics-- \ greatnes• but also hours of Mll9t MASON ARU men like Sen. Wayne Mor~e of 1great aadneu. For the terrlblo OWift •u•u.... ......._ --at ctt~m• T•nnenu• ••"-' Oregon whoe inevitable con- reeI'mg pen1o u• there are h~:t~•h• .....,. ~ ••nP" ' · · t now men in this country u in •ltd~.> I'Y)I fh• Ol\lo vall•~ 1"1•l•hah lemptuous IIUmUs qams uy · ' r.nmPJnJ 110 "eehllftH ~· '""'" who may disqree with him is ' France. 10 full of burninl aelff ' ._.. IUin• ort•r• ..,.,_ w f.t1M Ectltmt•• "'"'.. w" " notoriOUs &n his own chamber- I pride and fierce WOfl ht'p ol tl"' · .• ia simply that we Jlhould cut\ tbeir own undoubted rl&htnell ~,., ]and run from Aila antluleave [ lhat before they would admit 10 ~ 111 to aomebody else to talk the ..-ror they would - 1D ruin ''t.',. o'ia Communist colosaus of Cbina I and rubble the noblest - k ol out ol snlfowing II all - per-i ow- time. Thla II the alrltcWrt , -·.....1'111a ulPI o.u.eno ., haps. of collective security against .::!r ......,•. " -•·•' ... "' Ab-·• A Euro-• ~· .... , ••, t. ........" ~---, r-• lllinori- lhe new madneSI lor C901111"il ..u .... _, ....., • tJ ol one President U>lrleo de that has aucceedecl the ~Gaulle rrance, tabo atep of Hitler. • * "' ' w ;;.:-"..":.,:: a!ler step 1o destroy • Watlen <Copyrl!lllt. 1•, ., United '::.!'"'--. alljaru lhat !iftt4 bil owD Futuro iy~te, lite.) ::f c 1 !'m J:lr B a} l ace aurea e . 1s Announced ' · l Buckw bea! Soc'Jety N 1 06 slUlleD tS Can d•dates . tc..i 1 u;:. J0ppa S0Clety • Notes .!t I I () Omm( apl 0 t>! I: ven ts )n t I ,ear: 1 ' · BERRV'I S WORLD I to;j --- Hado Do- It .. tHI DA.ILY SENTINEl 1 I •.eft.,. ' ~ _,:£,..J.:,.. - .,." " I .:;"'C....T'';;;::I. . r.:'"'"" •"· •.,. ,.,. '"* - ":¥;ii!lt - .,.!'!'.. '::. =:::: G I ·= I .i I :m HELEN HELP US! Helen ISottel--' ·-- 1\ CONGRATUIJ IONSI I FOR THAT SPECIAL GRAD c . eo'::i • Line Scores Reds wID Fourth . ID • Row. __, I . BOuton, Mikkelsen <IJ and Chicago 280 012 toJt- T 11 2 Edwards. Monhouquette IH) I :J'albot, ~ <1) lllil Blanclt. and TIUman. Lo8er - Bouton ard. Pizarro, Jolm (I) ~By United Preot International (3-ll. HR - Bressoud (2nd) . tin. Winner - ·JaiJn· rU). •IHII Nallonel Le1gao -TI!Ibot <2-2). BRa - Greea St. Louis 000 000 100- I 5 0 Lo A 1100, ((2nd2ndJ).. Buord . (~d), Wa·t.}l 101 001 New York oot' 000 lOx- 2 9 s ng. • 70 f Simmo!IS, Schultz (II and Mc- Mmn. 001 001 02x- 4 7 0 . Mlddlport High acbool clos- Sholput - B. Wallace, It!., nat. u flat; Rleharda, J.: Sauer, Carver. Fisher <2-3) and Can- May, R Lee 17) and Rodg· Kan. City 000 300 001- 4 ,I\ ild its mosl successful track and 42ft., 5 Inc.; Loney, J .: King, Broad Jump_ A. Wallace, M. nizzaro. Loser-Simmons ll-4) . ers. Grant. Wotthington (8) and Chicago 100'112 Olx- 6 at f1eld season In history Wednes- J. M., 18 ft. 1 in;. Vanct. M.: R. Discus _ Aibley, M.; lit HR- Boyer ISrdJ. 7•mmerman .. Bottey (6). Win- Sheldon, Pena (5), Wvalt 17) da; evenmg under lights with 100 yd. dash- A. Wallace, Hlndy, M. ft., 11 ln.: King, J.; B. Wallace, - -· _ ne, - Worthington (2-IJ. Looer and Bryan. Buzbardt, Wille 1 a 56-35 victory over lhe Jack· 19.6, M.; Hindy, M; R. Henry, 440- A. Wallace, M., 65 M. Chicago 012 000 U.'2-- 7 10 11-R Lee I0-2t Hils - Pearson <5), Fisher <7) and Romaao. . son Ironmen. J. fiat: Richarda, J.; Sauer, M. \ Mile relay - Jackaon, 1:50. ISan Fran 000 010 021)- 3 9 II list), Killebrew 2 (4th & 51h). Winner - Willi (2-0). LoserCoach.Rohert Ashley's thin- Ml)e Run Shaffer, J., 5,1111; 1 880 Run- B. Wallace, M. Hlglt Jump- B. Wallace, M. ' Koonce, Abernathy 18\ and tlst pmeJ Pen: (6-5\. BRa - r.enttll. clads were in command all the Cheadle, M.: T. Henry, J. :2:116; Blake, M.: T. Henry, J. '5 ft., 2 ln.; Loney, J.; Albert, Rozenovsky, Berte\1 (8\. Marl· Kan. City 000 040 1100- 4 8 0 17th), Bryllll (2nd). · way as the Jackson club had no 880 relay- Jackson, 1:39 1 220 dash -A Wallace, M., ;J. chal . Bolin 181. Henry 8, Shaw •r=='-======~~i.....==iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"' more than a few look-ins for - - --- - · "Doa't worry, George. That•s' (81. Murakami t9t and Haller f~rst places Jackson captured I one boll tbat won't hit I" Wmn•r - Koonce 13·1\ Loser-' buth relay evenls, but little I you. Mancha! •5-31. RS - Santo else . Ul!l\"'"""" !(5thl. McCovey 15lh). i Both teams will parlicipate NEW YORK iUPI) - Ron -I Saturday m the SoutheastHuat, bard luck Alf.Star sec- Cincinnali 000 110 200- 4 12 0, ~M\965 ern Oh1o Track and Field meet By GEORGE c. LANGFORD hils en route to hll fifth vi< bit his third hoJIIt nm lor the Olld baseman of tbe New Pl,ila 000 liD 001- 3 9 2· UPI Sporta Writer tory In seven decisions and Ron Dodgers and Walt Bond hit his York Meta, underwent surg Elhs. O'Toole (8) and Ed-' at Athens As they have all spring, the The Cincinnati fans who Fairly drove In ' the decisive first for the Aalrol. ery lor a sboolder separallon wards Herbert, Culp <6J, BaldBrothers Wallace. Alan and stuffed the Ali.Star ballot boxes runs with a bases loaded single Felipe Alou hit 1 tworun t:at may bene~ him for Ire schun (81 and Dalrymple. WinBruce, dommated lhe meet. AI· in 1957 for eighl of their favor. In the third Inning olf loser Don homer In a three-run aeventh- real ol tbe seuoa. ner - Eilts (5-11). Loser-Culp l an. w•th 211 pomts a~d Bruce ites, hardly could be blamed for Nottbart (6-Z). Jm Lefebvre Inning rally for the Bravea to Dr. Peter Lamotte per 11·2). HR- AIIen (61h) . [ wtlh 16 won more potnts than trying the same lhing this Be&· snap a 22 deadlock. Tht. p~ formed the hour and one-half -the entire Jackson team. son. Major Leape Leaders ratea rallied lor two runs In the open • on Hunt's left s!· · .,,. Milw 010 100 300-- 5 13 2I Alan had firsts In the. 100, Nine Clncinnall Red• are bal- By United Prm bttematlaul ninth but DUly O'Dell, In relief der at Roosevelt Hospital. Pitts 002 JO OIJ2-. 4 12 0 220 d "0 d h d 10 th • of Inn De Le aster re- Two melsl pins were put Into Lemaster, O'Dell .9) .nd Tor· UNIT SPORTSHIRTS an n . as es. an . •- ."]ling over .300 currently and se•· National Lea" 'her fin nny ' lth tbo Injured shoulder and doc· re. Frtend, Bullers (4), Wood \ •". ed 1 t bm tier broad Jump. Bruce had f1""' 8 1 w ~ore G. n'B R. H. PM. 811nlons by Puritan lh e 880 lh hOt t thm \en have driven tn 10 or •• " t"' ' e abo wo 'I' B Iter ton said tbey would remain <81 and Crandall Wmner - Le. . run. e s . pu · e runs. Two other Reds' regulars Colman Cin II 83 t 24 381 wo men on. se. om u s lltero for at least ell weeks. master <2-3). Loser - Butters ~~:hlmp, and a thtrd place In are hilling .280 or beller for the Mays, SF 2610Z 23 31 was the losllllf hurler. 10-1\ HRS - Torre (7th). Alou I 1 101 lscus. . . besl hilling team in the majors. J.Aiou, SF 26111 19 42 .389 .,;;;,;~;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;1• ' ""'"' '2ndI. _· _ ARROW SHIRTS Tuesday eventng, performmg Gordy Coleman, lhe National Allen, Phil 25 9'1 20 35 .3111 SPORT & DRESS wtthout the Wallaces. ~ho were League's leading hitter, lops the Kranpool, NY 25 92 11 33 _359 PIIILADELPIDA IUPI) Roberts On 24-Hour Houston 001 000 001 _ 2 6 1 trammg In Athens, Mtddleport IL•t with a .381 mark. Coleman Aaron, Mil 16 110 !3 21 .350 Heavywetcht bonr Laclaa Recall By Jet Nine Los Ang 012 000 Jlx- 4 10 o team dumped Wahama 60-35. bad lwo hils and • run batted Torre, Mil 20 75 II 26 .347 ISonny) Bub tl Detroit dff4 Nollebart. MacKenzie (81 and eJEWELRY · Results of the track meet: in Wednesday mght, Deroo Robnsn, Cin 23 75 19 25 .333 early today In Preobyterlan TORONTO, Ont. IUPI) - The Baleman. Drysdale (5-2 , and Johnson ( .3011) had lwo doublet Banks, Chi 26 9'1 16 32 .330 Hospital ol brain btjarlel ~ Columbus Jels came t o town Rosebnro Loser - Notlehart & BILLFOLDS and a single and Tommy Har- Mcovy, SF 25 114 17 'll .321 celved Moaday tt!Cbt wbea Tuesday firmly entrenched ,; 10-2) HRS - Lefebvre 13rd), By Swank per (.3051 slugged a double and !:a~~::~~~:':= second place_. bul ~ow it's going Bond li st). a lrlple as lhe . second-place American Lea1•• to atke a wm tonrght for them American Leag-•• Reds trtmmed Philadelphia 4-3. r- AB R. H. Pel. .,. & w " '"""" to leave with even a half-game Cleve 200 000 000- 2 s 0 Los Angeles, the NL leader, Wagner, Clev 21 81 21 29 .3511 , edge. Balli 100 ooo OOx- 4 5 o eBELTS edged Houston 4-2, Milwaukee Malhws. KC 17 50 8 l7 .3t0 Qualifying Round8 T Ttanl Stange (I l McMahon 1 By Solvotorl beat Piltsburgh 5-4, Chicago McAIICe, Del 24 88 20 28 .326 • • oronto ~at the Jets, H 111 and Azcue M~N•II· 11. 1 1, 1 drubbed San Francisco 7-3 and Davlilo. Clev 20 7t 7 24 .324 Will Beg.n Soon with a rwt tn the bot!om of the a d L L · T Y( . minor inning Wednesday niuht n au o~er - mnt 1~ 1). New York upsel St. Loms 2-t Cater, Chi 23 84 15 'll .321 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI)- and thus edged ahove them "b HR - Dlatr (3rd). •NECKWEAR In the Amencan League, Mm· Skwron, Chi 23 89 12 28 .!15 Traffic and speeds continue to o~alf me. Y 11 By Uulted Press Juternatlonaf nesota lopped Los Angeles 4-3, Horton, Det 14 51 7 16 .314 pick up at the Speedway with Detroit 001 101 020- 5 9 0 By Suporba National League ChiCago swept a doubleheader Cardnal, LA U 89 15 Sl .313 just two daya of practice left Fred Green was given • rare wash 000 OIO 001_ 2 8 1 from Kansas City 7-4 and 6-4, Ward, Chi 24 96 16 311 .313 before the atart of quallflcatlona slart against the Leafs when Sparma Gladdmg 17) Lolich W. L. Pet. GB \ Boslon blanked New York 2-0, Allison, Mlnn 23 114 t 28 .310 for the May 31 500-rnlle race. rookie Dave Roberts of 'eolum- (91 and Frcehan. McCormick, •SLACKS Los Angeles 18 8 .692 Baltimore stopped Cleveland 4-2 Buford, Chi 13 71 It 22 .310 Former world road racing bus was sent down to the Ashe- Narum (Bl. Richert (9\ and ca. W1ah 'n Wear Cincinnati 16 9 .640 II> and_Delrott beat Was~lngton 52. Homo Raua champion Jim Clark, of Duns, vtlle, N.C., club on 24-hour re- mtlli. Winner _ Sparma 0 _11 1 and Houston 1612 .571 3 Wtth the Red• hlltmg .287 as National League - MayB, Scolland, appeared lo have call. Roberts' departure was to :Loser - McCormrck 11-21. Milwaukee II 11 .500 5 & team, Manager ..D•ck ,Stsler Giants IO; Banks, CUbrt 8; Ma· more !Iran one atrong ehallen· make room for Bob Pnddy, , - Horton (.\th). I Tropleal Wontad Philadelphia 12 13 .480 51> has been able lo play wllh thews, Braveo; Swoboda, Meta; ger for the pole poalllon in Sat· senl down by San Francisco, __ Chicago 12 13 .180 51> his pttchmg staff. McCdvey Giants· Torre Braves urday'a first time trials. hot not expected until today. New York OliO OliO 000-- 0 6 0 When in doubt, give him a gift certificat1 San Francisco 12 l4 .462 6 Wed~day night. Sisler sent all 7. ' ' ' For the third slralght day He arrived Wednesda • I Boston ooo 011 00, _ 2 5 0 from his favorite Men's Shop Sl LoUis 11 II .140 61> Jim 0 Toole to the bullpen to American League _ Blefary, Wedneaday, someone other than Y ~- ----- ---- - 1 New York 10 16 .385 B loosen up . for hiS scheduled Orioles 7; Conigliaro, Red Sox Clark and his rear-engined LoPltcblu& I FIRST Pittsburgh 9 17 .346 9 start1ng asSignment Saturday. 7; Gentile, A's 7; Thomas, Red lua-Ford grabbed off top apeed National League-Giusll As- QUII,LITY "ednesd_ay's R..ults Bul starler Sa~y Ellis got s.1 ; Kallne, Tiger•; Schaal, An. honors for the day. Clark lroa 6-0; Gibrton. Cards~- El l REGULAR Chicago 7 San Francisco 3 In !rouble m the etghth and Sis· gels; Mantle Yanks all 1 lumtd a lap at &II unofficial lis Reds 5-11· M 1 • ·1 8 New York Z Sl. Louis 1 ler related. Rua' Batted 1 • l56.904 miles per hour early in 4-fi. F 11 As onty, Reds Certified Oil Station IN POMEROY Cincmnati 6 Philo. 3, mght "I saw Jtm In the bullpen, National League ~ Banks lite day but It wasn't good euita ;ye, lros 3-1; Koonce, I w Moin St. Pomero, Milwaukee 5 Pills 1 night and I figured il would be a Cubs 33 . Mays Gianta 21 . R ~enough when the usual last-min· ·- - - -- ~- _ · - - Los Angeles 4 H.;,.~. 2 night good work out for him, so I 1nson Ileds ,j. Johnso ' Redao ute pracllee ruth begBD j111t ~ • ' brought him in. He was loosen' ' n, lore closing time. Thuro~ay's Probable Pltch~ra ing up for Saturday bul I 20; Mathews, Brav01 It Veteran Don BrllliOII, ChamChicago at San Francisco - thought lhe situali,!>n was such Amerleaa Leape - Powell, palp, 01., and rookie Mario Bub' (3-2) vs. Perry (1-2) or , that 1 needed him.• ~lo~ 20~edKaHne, Tigers 20; Andrelll, Nazareth, Pa., turned Sanford (2·1). Flnt In Two Yean an 8 • Sox It; Colavito, In Identical WlOftlclal apeedo of Houston al Los Angeles •nighl It was the first time O'Toole ~dlans 19 ; Oliva, Twllll 18; 157.6 m.p.h. In rear • englald, -JohliSon 12-0) vs. K o u fa x had relieved in alli!Olll two omas, Red Sox II. Ford-powered cars. 13-2). years, and he slruck out two Cmclnnatl at . Philadelphia men and got Richie Allen to hit inlghtl - Maloney (4-0) vs. into a bases-loaded force play 1f) AILSTARS Jackets Subdue Jackson Thinclads Mr. asd Mra. Hobart swartr. Mrs. Nina Robinson and Mra. Clara Follrod -spent Motber'l Day wilh their IOD and daughlo er Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swarll a~d family at Marietta. Mr and Mrs. ·DinamON Sunday School attendanca on Boy!~ spent Motber'l Da~ , .. ~:e a:~hast~%!n~ will•;,~ . I)ai!Y Sen_'!Bel, Pomeroy-MJM!eport, 0 ., May lS, 1985-S ·' • ' c 'l :~~.four Middleport High Car:~io~':::~e Y~lghthanded hurl· w:-"o ~:"~/t~/ pl:';11~: cerl" this S~n~::·:O~~.~·~: ol the Fir•~:~ttstM~u~:~! 'e:.~=~~~e·w:~~ w~th May 9 was 47, ciff"ing fll.85. ltlng her mother, Mrl. Plorenet , ttcltael aenlors wt\1 return Sat- \ er Dale Harmon hm•ted hthe I the II~ led Dy the cub sL'OUII =~~r-~Ym under the direc· her horne r 'tden( opened l the Ralph Ballard and Grover Whtle in =::;••:_of w~~~~ Slurm in MUiatone, W. Va. u.-,. morning from Washing· IGallia county learn to four tts. of Troop 240. Rev. C J Lem· lion of Ralph Jarvis, Northw..t· Young, pre.! ' ou singing families. ~ alter the Sunday Mrl Lollllt Burke and laJIIo 1 1 ~~~u,;~ ~:~t ~~~h~~r:n:~~ I;;;:t fn~ in:u,:~t"a~~d a~h:~ ~~u~!h'~~v~ut\'.:n~e•ot:~:~o~! ~~r~~:\ Instrumental music ~~;~·~:s::.thl t~v~T:ee." Sho d!;itte":'~r ~~~-rl!!~!n.~~~; :!o1 les~~=· preaentd to lly b~:,:O'ed 'r;n~ H: 1.. 'l \ I ·'"' I e mi 28.9 DOWNIE-GROSS • B~::!.k:uk~2J. at ~inthe ninth Inning Pittsburgh Clon_inger IH) v~. lo save lbe (night\..~;, ."1 ~ do anything," was Veal~. IJ.·l ). OTooles comment afterward. f~?~lt games scheduled) Sisler said O'TOQie still would . Friday's Games start Saturday despite his C~iM!'J4 at New York, night "workout." . C~c~~- @t I,.os Ang., night Don Drysdale scatlered stx Mywawe . al Phila., night H~to~~; 'jl San Fran., mght Sl. louis al Pillsburgh, night American League w. I. Pel. GB Mumesota 16 7 .698 Chicago 16 8 .667 1> Los Ajlgeles 15 II .577 21\ Baltimore 11 11 560 3 Detroit 13 11 ·542 31\ Cleveland II 10 .514 4 John Tannehill, 13, of Mid~lon . · dleporl, U. S. Open table ten10 13 435 6 New Yqrk · nls champion of boys under 14 10 15 400 7 w h' to • ·, years old, wlll compete In Ute 10 16 38 K~ mg C~ $ · ;!1/~ lllh Annual Midwest Table Ten';edn R .ills nis tournament Saturday al ~ Chi., 7 eKany 1CI es atty Recreation center in eo. _cago · ly 4, lsi twl lumbus. · TI Champ lO Compete in Midwest Play >:.r. , 18 Chicago 6 K.C. 4, 2nd, mght It will be the last major reBoston 2 New York 0, nlgbt glonal tourney he plays In as BakHOOFe-4 Cleveland 2, night a 'mldgel" - table tennis talk Delrolt 5 Washington 2, night for the 14 and under division. Mtnneaola, 4 Los Ang. S, night ·Beginning Jan. 1, 19641 he wlll Thursdays. Pnboble Pitchers compele in the Boys under 11 Kansas Ctly at Chicago -S&- division (14 and 15 year-olds). gut (2·3) .vs. Peter. I:Z.2J. However following the Satur· . Los Angeles at Minnesota (twl day tourney he plans to go af. lighl) -Newman <4-1) vs. Pas- ter the Canadl,n Open Midget cual (1-01. title on Labor l>ay Weekend In New York at Boston ftwlllght) 'Ontario, Canada. There also - Downing (2-3) or Ford <2-3J will be Columbus club and Oltl~ vs. Stephenson (0-2). wide competition to enter dur· Cleveland at Baltimore lng summer months . h ·-1 ' (ntg IJ - Krait.,. (0-2) vs. The Midwest in Columbus Sat. Pappas <2.()) urday Is sanctioned by the UQ Detroit at Washington (nlgbt) iled States Table Tennla Alan - Aguirre (!-OJ vs. Daniels Play starts a! 1 p.m. Finallsi 11·11 · matches are played Sunday a1 Friday'• Gameo ternoon. • Minnesota at Kan .. City, nlaht Tannehill won the 14 and unLos Angeles al Chi., night ·. der division national alnglu Cleveland at Washington, night championship 1n Febrttaij at New York at Baklmore, night Detroit, defeating Glenn Cow· Detroit al Baston, l]llht ' an, 13, of New York City In the - - · ......:.._ flnal match. He alao woo the CONDUCI'S TEST national Boys under It double. ' WASHINGTON tUPI) - The cllamplonahip paired wl)h Jlos· Atomic Energy Commission er LewiJ of Columbus. Both IAEC) announced Wednesday boys play out of the Columbus the underground ~loalons at T1~le Tennla club, 24114 CloveIts Nevada proving RMJIIda of a land-Av, nuclear device eq~l 1to leu otbi:r' •dlvlsl0111 ,.aaneldll than 20,000 tons of }'NT. It wu .wiJI compete ·In Saturdly at lite tenth weapons-related teat Beall)' are·tbe lloJ• wlller H announced by lhe AEe this ind the Jy,nlor ,Mea (ltoJf 11D-. y_ear, der .. \\00:. " 18), ~ \ •' 'f . . ' GABS Ends Campmgn • \V/'th 7 2TrJ'umph Ovf'f 8}ackS • Gallipolis ended Its Ita baae-lhe Bl b t f trouble Both ball campaign 011 a bappy note point ~le:': 1~ ~ and • Wednead&y at Pl. Pleaaant by fked 11 I handing Coach Bob Shertw's w~AHS a~ualiy 1eec1 the 1ame Big Blacb 1 7·2 aetbacl:. In top of the slsth. Rlcbard It was Gallipolis' llrst dla· Long singled, was forced out by mood Jlctory at Pt. Pleaaant Larry MllcheU. Phil Sanden In several years, and It was singled, putting runner• on first only the third lou In 10 games and third - but a Big Black thla spring for the host club. fumbled tha baU Inti Mitchell Coach Paul Smllh'1 !ada finish· raced home to ~ke It s.o. ed their season wllb a 1-1 rec- Keith Haner then singled home ord. Sauderll. Galllpolll boll! up • H lead before the West Vlrllniana push- With Jwo out In the aeventb, ed aci'OII two lalliea ill the bot- GARS added tltrte lnsuriDce tom of the slsth 011 Jolm Jl'low· runa on Long'a single, two Point en' double, which plated Joe errors, and two walks. Smith and Keltb Barnell who FOr GARS, Long bad two for had Dned succeaslve s~s. four, Haner two for hnt. Janey With tbo ICOI'I 4-2 at lira! actually belled a rtiiHCorlq point Coach Smith called upon double, but was called oul for Ute relief services nf Pete An- failing to touch first In the _.. denon for the third lime within ond Inning. a week, and for the third AU but Phil Cremeens hit straight lime Anderson tlld the safely lor the Galliano. Joe job he waa lilted to do. Smith and Flowers' two bits With the aacb loaded and each paced the losen. no outs, Andersoa got - bat· Llneocoro: ter to Ioree oul a runner at RH E home, then he fanaecl the next GaiUpolll .. 110 IJOS S - 7 10 I two Blacb In aueceulon. An- Pl. Pleasant . 000 IJOS o-s I 5 derson retired lite Blacb fn or- Janey <w); Andenon (8) I< der In !be Aventh. Long. Ron Janey was credited with Wlqlnl (!); Flowers (4) • the win. He fanned sll, walk· Barnett. , ed none. Andenon whiffed three and walkljl one. Don Wig· DON'TIK11CN ITCTCH "'Ill In hiJ ·"'-' und ItA H ITI 1P ' ""' DID atarl ..,....,•• '""* ..,..,,.., """"" ever, was cltaflflll With the de- lroU "'"· ""'" leal He waa leplllctd by John ~= ;.::::J.~ =~::;: ~=~In the fourth lfter iif100~ l'::i':~ lODe &held M. rlpw- 11 ,.. ,.., .., ..., "' oro, wltb the aaclat loaded, cot ~- ";:!~:" ,. ·~ . . . ':."::.!:'" . •"'·•-JTCH· .:=--:::' 12 o...,.... • t::. You'll believe it, too, once you taste Tap Premium Draft Beer. And it' a easy. Juet uk your dealer for the barrel-shaped Economy Eight Pack of Tap. You'll pt eight, 12-ounce diaposable Glass Kegs of .rml draft beer • .'. draft beer that needs no oooling unt•l you're ready to enjoy it. NOTICE I 1 And wait 'till you taste it! It's the same, fresh llavor you've always fll1ioyed straight from the bane! ..• flavor that Is born and aged ill th• deep, dark vale of the brewery cellara. o~. ~ Parade of Valuea Sale com1n1 ln IIIOtlier • '' '· ,, ,. 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Dlaebarled Patients recently c1Js<,lw·ged included Mrs. Clarence Mrs. Clarence William Pet~!!· I ton, Mrs. Crarle R. Yates, Ralph L. Groves, Mrs. Roberti E. Miller, Mrs. Roy W. Stewart, Mrs. Larry Anderson infant daughter, Mrs. Ga!!_U!rj Wall and lnfarrt daughter, Mrs. I GOESSLER ,., JEWELRY $TORE Pomeroy ~rs~~nt!1~;;,,,_, James Beaver and Infant l!On, MB:;t·,·cDo, ~eMr~rt~:i ~. da Marko, Maude :A. lioe .,.,. _:Co:.:.:u:rt_;S:,;t;_.- - - - - - - - - - - - J o h n ·n wll51 B, Bibbee. ' - Blind 390 ; Total 1620. Tbe SpoD· Entered Hospital THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. Wednesday Night mi:J:ed League May 5, 196$ T b e Foursome - Charles lmpo!a Sport Sedl!n, full OM o~ J5 7IWdel8 in tho Number O..ltM • • • - FOREMAN &ABBOTT & ABBO'IT, Gfi the broadloom bargain of your lifetime. No carpet tnade more durabl•, more beautiful easier eare for .. and 1Jl because ol a patented CUMULOFT proces11 that producea thl1 1peciaJ eontlnuou1 filament Nylon yarn. No other carpet C'ln tab ID much wear, abuse and bounee back smiling. Worth looking Into •. . and buyin1 ... especially when the low LOW price lncludtt Success hasn't gone to Its priee fltbor ODd / (' ' iUXUI')' (no charit for Installation) Alter all you don't get the No. 1 place (or atay thm year year after year) unless you give people a for their money. That, Chevrolet qoes. Look what 1 new for 1965. Everything. · Like the handsomest new styling you've ever turned around for another glance a_t. Like Chevrolet'& Jetsmooth ride, even better now with Wide-Stance to af~r l~t SEE THE u.s.A. THE N0, 1 WAY . . . steady things as YI!U go. ~ike ~ever much ceo~omy or excitement you'd want, our. miserly 140-hp SIX to ourferocious 'l'urbo.Jet VS, 326 on ord:"'. -A Besides priCe, one other t!Unk baB;Il t · chan...., I Chevrole~s traditional resale vlllt,te. ~. at!lloo good ~u won't believe ·it until you get it. ,So get, it. (along With all that's new) at your Chevrolft,dealer s. ,~ow~- X Jill ,. . '' " . '' ., ERQ¥ t,\OT"'R· · ·p oM . ·.· '.·' •Y :. :., .'•1. · '''' · · 4"1 . f' • ·' , •· , ~ : . • · "1 ' W. MAIN STREET .. .; , .1_ . . . + ~,. .~ 1 f ~· i J . ' I I I ,. TONK' X ' !'' ~~· -·~ ~· ~ .. , ,_ I '. .;··-. and ED 3-level or '• . • •• . , . ' Q' ..... I f \ .· . ~ ..,.·,; . Ph«?~ . ,2·-321'for FREE SHOP-at~HdME .SERVICEI . t.. ..._... - ..... - - --~ ---·-··· ·- -..... ,... ... IIIia--... ----.... 1 r -~' • Jf you don't see it X X ' • Watch for lhis seal. X X '' ~- '• 1 ~ '.•r .: , .,.f:OMEROY '· '· X X ~"-- '• X X ' . ' f x • CHIVILLI• CHIVY .. ' CO~All t'"" '"'' ¢:;!!.,.~ Rtd Hot •nd Rollln11 Set your Chevrolet ..._11r tf»r • .new CHIMIOLIT . . .;,..• .. ,... ,.,........,_..,........- .•·- :·--··"··--..,..-····....................... _._, ___ ....,..... ¥-.. . ~ ----~-- -· ~ - -·-·-, ' ' ''..,•, .t""' i. -i ---------······-·-··-·---~ ••--•-•-••n . . /; ~..... ·--- ·. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Youns she said. ' TillJJ Jr., USN, 11011 of Mr. IIIli They attended the aenior clw Mrs. Glerura 0 Corumr gave Mrs. John 'l'ilUs Sr. of RutJani!, play ln which their niece 3mThe Sail' Garden club met reqwre takl! care when the benediction prayer. Refresh- ll curretltly oervq aboard lho dbury ' Thursday afternoon at the bome fllling w1th water not to dis,• 1 ments were served 1o the above, amphibious tnmaport dock B{a w part of MF!. Helll)' Turner at Dye&- turh the soU and sand; or sink Mrs. Edna Bater Mrs. Isabel LewiS and Mrs. u. s. Raleigh, encaged lD the , ' VISitor .· m . Columbus mas W8l ona Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter an d vlUe a shallow In the to the Sllellle Mt&- Ruth Wolfe · joint u sRepublie. operatloo ln the Dobusiness The meeting opened wltll the ground andcontainer fill wlth water and ess sionary ·group of tbeB<nce Great Bend Tuesday. daughters, !4lss Leda Mae and Club Collect In unison led by a lew stones for a bird hath. Baptist Church at her home on Mrs. A. E. Reed and Miss Mrs. Nan Moore is substitut- Mrs. Larry Wolle and son, Kent the ident Mrs Gladys Nlch- Mrs Nichoilon talked on May 5. TWO ANIMALS SOLD Nancy Reed have returned ing in the Middleport High were in Athell8 Tuesday even- otSO::reo ' · shrubs" placing . , "T h Walter Bentz, Pomeroy, hss '!'he bone is among t1tt from Sarasota, Fla. where they school classes this week in the ing, to, attend the Ohio Univer· ho!less wu in charge of them for height and S(le1!lmen B Devotto;'God t el reported the sale of one regis most Intelligent ot anlmal& 1 have spent the paot three absence of Mrs. Daisy Blakes- sity Activities Band held the devotional period. The verse plants for a background or gar- re:.th 0 f 1m tered horned Hereford bull toj .:::::::::::;::::::::::::::; months. lee. . the elm.o. Roberta Kraeuter '" of the month was given by the den frame; also plant for a ::., '"8.• :. b iliiam H. Wells, Wiikesville,Jr Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gibbons Mrs. Vernon Weber IS teach- a member of the band. president The roll call was an- succession of bloom One of the F e 1!1 She Y If d. Ohio and one registered hom FIRST I Col b th 1 th R tl nd hoo'- th' Mr w A Mor the · . · oreman. o ere a pray' were n um us over e lng n e u a sc ,. Is s. · · gan was swered ·by naming a shrub or f1rst is Forsythia, then flow· · ed Hereford cow to Charles QUALITY where they vi.Btted week. . Mother's Day dinner guest of tree you would like to plant ering quince, flowering almond, er 1n c1osmg. Rice, Leon, West Virginia. REGULAR With her brother and sisterIn- Mra •.William Moms, (Doro· her son·and daughter-in-law, Mr. and why. The topics on land· lilac, spirea, Dentzia Emopeis, Quite a supply or u s e dj Certified Oil Stltion law, Mr. and James Car- they DIUard) was returned to and Mrs. Hoger Morgan and scaping were given by Mrs. cranberry and many more. stamps were donated to the Liquid for rural .,. Is 881 of petroleum. son. her home from the family, Middleport Neal Jeffers on "ln•tant Water Mrs. Robert Jewell was. in group ; also more used specta- a by-product W, Main II, Mr. and Mrs. GleM Glaze Rtverstde Methodist Hospttal in Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan Gardens." She pointed out that charge of a contest on Identify. cles. A discussion was held and ' l'oma.., spent the weekend in Columbus. Columbus where she has been and Skip, Mrs. Florence Holley, a tub sunk in the ground plant- ing twig specimens. Mr s. views expressed on racial disMr. and Mrs. Thomas Rue a patient for several. weeks fol- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bailey and ed with water lllies or filled Nonrran Will won the contest. crimination. and children, Sue and J. T., lowing major surgery. Sandra, Mrs. Helen Brickles with gold fish add a beauty Mrs, Virgil Atkino received Miss Wilma Sayre hnd charge were in New Kensington, Pa ., Mrs. Blanche Nelson of Dex· and Wayne Milhoan visHed Sun- spot. Covering the rim with first on her flower arrange- of the program which was in last weekend to attend the wed- ter visited over the weekend day with Mr. and Mrs. George rocks or small plants such as men! and Mrs. Robert Jewell keeping with Mother's Day. ding and reception of their ne- with her brother and sister-In- Logan, Hemlock Grove · sedum helps. received second on her ar- "Tbe Real Mother's Day," CREATED FOR A phew, Mr. Keith Bowman and law, Mr. and Mrs. George John Mr. and Mrs. Don Murphy vis- Other hints: Select a suuny rangement. was her lopic, taken from Bil· Mary Annette Johnston, which son. Sunday the group visited lied Monday evening, with Mr. location as most water plants Mrs. Ruby Holliday remind- ly Graham's magazine, "Deci- j was solemnized in the First with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hysell and Mrs. Dwight Logan and son ed all that it was time to di· sion." ' Melhodist Church there. Mr. at their home in Rutland. enroute to their borne, Pitts- Vranken and family returned vide mum clumpo and fertilize , "The joys of molherhood. are . Bowman is the son of Mr. and Mr. Eldon Morris is a surgical burgh, Pa. from Ashland, Ky. home Wednesday, after a the lawn. :many; but surely .there 19 n Mrs. Harold Bowman of Oak patient at Meigs General Hos- where they attended the tuner- weekend v~it with relatives at Tasly refreshments were 1greater JOY than thiS, to ":" Hill, sister of Mrs. Rue. They pita! in Pomeroy, al of Mrs. Murphy's father. Clifton, N. J. served at the close of the meet· \ones children stand before his were accompanied to New Ken- Mrs. Emma Mondispaugh en- Mrs. Charles Withrow spent Mr. and Mrs. James Walker mg by the. hostess. The next / sington by Jennie Roberts of tertained her card club Mon- Tuesday with Mrs. Nora Roush. entertained with a family din- meeting w1U be at the ~me of Mr.. Norman Will. Ohio University. The new Mr. day evening. Refreshments were Mr. and Mrs. Jack CUmmins ner Mother's Day at their and Mrs. Bowman will make served during the evening and and family of Columbus spent home on Mulberry Ave. Guests their home in Cleveland where prizes awarded. Attending were Mother's Day weekend w it h were her daughter and family he is employed. Betty Smith, Pat Johnson, their porents, Mr. and M r s. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitton Mrs. Charles Vroman and Nancy Morris, Sonya Wayian4, Floyd Cummins, Racine and son, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hedchildren, Mark and Mary, Bel- Bonnie Hubbard, the hostess and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brown, rick and daughter Donna, aU SUMMER pre, and Mr. and Mrs. John one guest, Mrs. Margery Ball, Minersville. of Columbus: Gertrude Kloes, Mock and children, Gail and mother ol Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Lillie Starcher return- Middleport During the day SUPPLIES FOR Jell, Columbus, visited Monday ed home Sunday, after a two Mrs. Walker had a call from with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vro- _ , _ weeks vacation Jn Florida. her son, llenry Hedrick who is man. Mrs. Gladys Cuckier return- stationed in Mtssouri and one FUN Mr. and Mrs. George Boone The Syracuse Community ed horne Wednesday morning, from her son, James Davis, who / have returned to their home in V.B.s . will be June 7•18 at after a weekend visit with Mr. lives in Columbus. Calling durManchester, Conn., after visit· tbe SyrTahecuse ill ~lementa;r and Mrs. G. E. Bryan, Powhat-' ing the day were Mrs. Elsie 8 mee ing here for several weeks with School. re w an. Stacey and son, Howard, and !1 their son and family, The Rev. insg of tbeMCtobmmodtlttee Chat theb Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Van daughter, Wilda, Middleporl. : and Mrs. Donald Boone and yracuse e oC ore -------~ children, David and Jeanne. 7:3() p.m. Thursday May 13, M-. G. A. Stuart and Mrs. lor lurther planniag. Volun- ;·I E•sy TEft"'S I ' • Pelzell and daughter, leer for theTb Bible '" """ · ""''!'P. •• Charles S h workers d d 1 1 . cooareneee. osen~ Mary Kmt, of Charleston, W. lereoted should come to tbe I Style 420 Va., were recent guests of Mr. tlu / and Mrs. HODIPI Cook. mee (. , Perfect basis for a happy oummer - shoes !bill Mr. and Mrs: George Cabeen @lf~ ''~f?W1!E~~·,·:-:r.(M44A\#%·~ look sharp, never never hurt. Here 'tis, a jelly belli of Athens, parents of Mrs. · RETURNS HOME pump of soft white leather on an eas~ -easy erepe eSwim Acc"oories, Bathing Capo, Eor Plugo, William Slater, have moved to Mrs. Eulah Bracken returnrubber sole. Swim Fins, Inflated Rubber Rings ond Toyo lfiddleport. They have purchas- ed home Jn Darlington, Penn· e Sand Toys For Children eGardon Sots ed the Russell property on N. sylvania altlr visiting with her / e Picnic Suppli" Of All Kinds Second Ave. Joe Cabeen ol c.,. brolher and sister-in-law, Mr. Jumbus assisted them in mov- and Mrs. Ross Norris, Syra-1 ing over the weekend. c•se. She was surprised on her lllr. and Mrs. William Kitchen birthday wilh cake and horneand family of Chillicothe spenl made ice cream at the horne , LOCALLY OV\INO::O NATIO"JALLV KNOWN lhe weekend with her parents, of her niece, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ' POMEROY \1r. and Mrs. Robert Reibel and liam Zerkle. WY 2-3498 Around And About Middleport LET US MAKE YOUR ' . f: . 1 j!ftI >; · I ' ~ ,'-._.- j!•·.,, '"". , ;, ,,; , ~ '·'f r '._,.,.,, . r ,, ~ ~ >-. ' ' ,. '• ] -~~··,:)!),1:'-•k.~~,f;,!..,;-~' -: r ' -;,, o;:{j,,, · .· . , ·•': ' ., .·,, ' ·, ',,_?.! ' ' , . -·~ "!'I_H•1ii;•• . ~ . • . ,· '' ' l~ ,~ · I ' ~IDOLEPORT, 0. ( • · . . '.:: �,, I Delegates are Named to Arrena District Event , I • I r ' SPARE RIBS RINGO The Doors Open Friday Morning at 9:am On Another DAVIS-SHULER Semi-Annual WHITE SALEI Orange, Grope, Pineapple DRINK WHITE SALEI II X 108" .!o DOUBLE FITTED - REG. $2.59 White Sale Price 72 X 108" & TWIN FITTED - - -- White Sale Price White Sale Price - MATTRESS PADS Bleached lin mattress pads. stitched zig zag, pads, twin and I,!Ulltea , musLock flat full White Sale Price $17.99 · REGULARLY $2.99 TWIN ~IZE 39 X 76"- REG. $3.49 White Sale Price FULL SIZE 54 X 76"- REG, $4.99 White Sale Price - SJ.47 - White Sale Price <win and Full Size In While or Natural PRINTED TERRY DISHCLOTHS Keep your kitchen In • fe•· tive mood with soft, absor· bent terry towels. Choose from assorted floral, fruit and other prints. Lint free, fringed ends. IROUGHTONS' COTTAGE 12 BLEACHED WHITE otn. I BACHNERS ' GOLD MEDAL Plans were made for a ~~~~~I picnic June 14 at the M port Municipal Park by Group of lhe First United Presbyter. ••n. Church Monday evening at their dumer meeting. The dinner was held at the Martin Restaurant with a business ses- RACINE, 0. BLANKETS and SPREADS At our pharmacy, every week Is "Information Please!" That's because folks have come to depend on our knowledge and experience regarding prescrl~~ons and r_nediclnes .. , they blow we are qualified, as their community health consultant to answer their ques~ons and offer friendly advice. We welcome ,Your mquirles, and are proud of the pa~ we pl~y m safeguarding the health of all membe!S of this community, every week of the yearl SWISHER & LOHSE MEAT MARKET REXALL DRUGS WY. 2·2955 Group 1 Plannir~g Picnic on June 14 WAID CROSS' SONS V2 11, CHEESE ...... 25c FLOUR .. 5 1&49e OVEN CLEANER ::a:·;n,y- 89c - HEIRLOOM DESIGN BEDSPREAD Lovely "WASHINGTON REEL" PaHern MADE TO SELL AT $25.00 Limited group of 2 piece colton cut loop bath sets in several colors, non-skid backs, and washable. - - - - - IOOL$).29 l•r GLAMORLENE-REG. $1.09 FIELDCREST BATH SETS Your Pharmacist SPIC and SPAN 42 XU" PILLOW CASES- REG. $1.10 APR. White Sale Price - - 96c pr. CREAM GIANT SIZE REGULAR PRICE $6.99 $],89 LONGHORN 25c ----:==--- Several Patterns ill These Popular Year Round Blan· kets, Which Give Wonderful Warmth in Winter. Cool in Summer Comfort. REG. $2.49 ~TOKELY ~=~ 2V· By CHATHAM 1nd MORGAN JONES $],99 BunER · · 1&. 75c Halves or Slices BLANKETS MOHAWK SHEETS . PEACHES THERMAL-WEAVE STEVEN'S M.yflowtr Cmmtry Mixed, Uncl~~tifltd LUXURIOUS VALUES FOR BEDROOM AND BATH AT PRICES YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS! THE SALE Where You SAVE DOLLARS On Hundreds Of Items For Your Home 25C 46 01. Con Pomeroy • PRICE Small group of plain and plaid summer sheet IJiankets full size, regularly $2.69 and $3.99. While they last only $1.35 and $2.00 each. 6 only Morg· an-Jones Bedspreads, Trellis pattern, Regularly $7.99 only $4.00. EGGS (Grade A) WHY PAY 3 doz•.1.00 MORE? SCATTER RUGS MUSLIN lb. Our "Introducer ' brand anowy whit~ smooth finisr bleached muslin, good quality, Regular- s ly 29c yard, May White Sale Value REG. 49c VALUE FRESH DAILY ,, WHIU SALE PRICE because ••. LB.$ The popula: l ':;~olc iJ io ' ·· , • ·. • I ·lak es th e Ioa f so e~ sy rI to open .. . so sirnple to close. 37c 3 forSl.OO ! I i. J ... • A!Jkorted color combination& in multi-color des.lgnl. · Special purchase enables U! to offer these for May Wash and Wear Prints Size 24" x 45" · · · · · · · · Only $1.59 Size 24" x 36" · ·· · · · · · Only $1.29 All purpose, high style, washable fabrics in a wids variety of patterns including bright, neat geometric and attractive floral designs. Colorfast smooth finish, values regularly selling 49c to 69c yard on sale CANNON TOWELS 39c 3 yds. for WHITE SALE PRICE · · · · 59c, 2 for $1.00 fU inches wide end a genuine 80 square weave reau.llrly oel!lng at 315e a yord on Sale May White Sale Prleo DAN RIVER FABRICS 57c • WHITE SALE PRICE .. .. .. .. 27c each .I Gollipollt, Ohio 90"x72" for Studio Couchoo, Hollywood Bod•, II<. REG, $1.99, NOW $4.88 101"x72" for Sof11, Sofl ltdl, Sectional•, ttc. UG. 17.99, NOW -----~- $6.88 126"x72" tor htro Lareo Slit Sof.,, tl<, _ REG. $1.99, NOW - - -- - - - - $7.11 SPORT DENIMS 57c oycl. - ' c • . r. ' There's no annoying inner band to trap slices. 6 OZ. NESCAFE or MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE 77c Jar Someth,ng New! We Have On Display - BALLARDS eHAM'SA~ . eCHEEU SALAD eCHICK~N..,..MACA~ONt & POTATO SALADS COU!~~LA~ -,JELL~ SALAD 36" Drip·dri cotton Sport Denim in a vivid array of solid colors and matching stripes. Stays bright and gay through countless washmgs. Crease and soil resistant . . . you'll want yards and. yards at this very special price only Open Friday· Night Until 8 ·P.M. 79c ll&s. I Here is the ideal all·purpose cover for all furnl· lure - and dozens of other items . indoors and outdoors' The foam bark provides truly remark· able clinging fit. It is permanently laminated to a won't luxuriously textured upholstery fabric ever crush. crease or wrinkle. Custom styled with matchi,ng Bullion Fringe .. . completely washable .. . machine dries or drip dries. • REG. 59c yd. 22•44" BATH SIZE REG. $1.19 VALUE WASH CLOTHS TO MATCH, REG, 39c yd. Skinless WIENERS REVERSIBLE JACQUARD PATTERN WHITE SALE PRICE · · · ·· · · · · · 87c each 29c • While they last, 300 yards of our better Dan River ginghams and other Summer weaves for cool, cool fashions. Regularly 79r yard on sale only LUXURY CANNON TOWELS Every sl rce is ba:;cC: ,,;:h PG)n~. the all·liquid veretable shorte . h' h . I . a nmg 1g 1n po y.unsaturates. McCOY'S -lt&s. Cottage Cheese Our ..American H001e" best quality unbleached muslin, WASH CLOTHS, Reg. 29c __ . -- - NOW 23c I lvs. . UNBLEACHED MUSUN $J .OO COUCH THROWS . ga r• WHITE Lol'elv !!locked Pastels on White 22x44" BATH SIZE REG. 79c VALUE Homogenized While Sale at F . It's the economy loaf with 37.5;';. more bread, .still your biggest bread value .· . . ' SIMON.'·$. MA'RKET OPEN EVENINGS'TILL' 1 E. MAIN ST. .: 'M - SATURDAY WY 2·3975 '\. ' ·' TIL'9.PM p,ubHc demand m•kes Heiner's first choice ••• standard of quality keeps it there. . I eellftllh_IIIO.IIl•llllo,.-A...,_Ip · 11 • ' ' ' 0 l i ......J �.. . .... ........... . .. .. . .. ~ . ' . . .. ~. .. ¥ • • -....- ....... . 41.1 101 Iii •• . , . . . . . . .............. • ---............ . "' ..... ~ I' .. Letart w v a ' . • - Hospital Day N speaker NaJDed Social ews J ~';-Chaplei' , i Mother-Dau:ghte r Dinner is Given ' I Little Sister's Weekend Slated At Rio College Mrs. Matheny ·Dies at Age ~ ! I I 1 1 I ==I I! ---- 1 · - Oak Hill Society Notes 1 RIZE'f')lS J • magi ne 1I Original equipment quality •, andOnIYS 13 • 1 1 ~:~~Je;r ~~-. ~~s ~~~~~~ly ~: I ! I 1 19 HOSE CANS d' mother daughter potluck mner sponsored b~ I h e :~~S and the Lydta Circle was U . Tuesday _evenmg at the mted MethodiSt church. Name f:rd~Wlth an outl~ne represent B~le ie world, w1th the Holy ~ the center. were ptnned onTeac guest as she arrived. __lie Tables were attracltlve in white cover centered with arrangements or yellow iris with the blue program In the shape of sunbonnet girls, standing at each plat& Mro. Harry P. Smith asked grace. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Charles Persinger, Mrs. W. R. Carpenter, MlBB Grace Cwnpbell, and Mrs. Dwight Parker , is Held of Pomt Inspection • .. .l Pomeroy GaII1p01IS Beth.ef chapters I On< hundred .twent) • seven Howard Samples, associate attended the pomt inspection ol guardian of Bethel 73. Bethel 62, Pomeroy and B~thel . 7~, Ga llipolis, of the lnterna· Co~ne1! . members of Bethel !lonal Order of Job's Daught- 82, mcludmg, Mabel Goeglein, ers, Monday evenino at the guardmn treasurer ; Florence Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Tracy drrectress of muSic; Ada Stephanie '>uJlen, honored Nease, promoter of sociabllity· queen of Bethel 62, and Donna Georgia Watson, custodian Phillips of Bethel 73, presided. paraphernalia; Helen~ Mullen, The opening and closing cere- pro~oter of hospitality; an moni es were presentet' by Beth· Wilham Hayes, director of el 62 and initiation by Bethel nance; Council members 73. Three girls from Pomeroy Bethel 73; distinguished were initiated. ons; and worthy matrons :l!e1 rs am: guests were worthy patrons and past registered by Clara Sue Souls· Irons and past palrons o! by, worthy matron of Pomeroy Order of Eastern St~rs Chapter, and Rosemary Lyons Tile Bethels were h1ghly of Evangeline Chapter. Middle· mended for their work. port, assisted by William Hayes. were presenled to Mrs. Foulke Distinguished guest• introduc- by the Bethels and by the honec were Mrs. Eva Foulke, past ored queen of Bethel 2. grand guardian of state of Chio, Refreshments were served in who was the inspecting officer· the dmmg room from ' table Robert Arnold of Belhel with white cover and centered Belpre deputy 'of Bethels 62 and with an arrangement of 73; the honored queen of Mar- and white mums and purple ietta Bethel; four past honored candles. Mrs. Beth Pullen of queens of Bethel 73; Elsie D. Middleport and Mrs. .Jack Smith, guardian of Bethel 73· Kmght of Galhpohs preSided at ATHLE~E'S FOOT G M ' the punch bowls. HOW TO KILL ITER Preceding the inspection a IN ONE HOUR. · dinner for line officers of the T·t ·T. muat atop the- ttcn and burntna Bethels, the guardians and as.t ;o~r 11411da;.c~,~~ 1 :~Y~~~~~u~ 1;~~.; soclatc guardians, Mrs. Foulke off . Th'" "'"'" IIHLTUY aklo .,. and Mr. Arnold was held at the pear! !\OW It SwiJher "- Lubse Dru&a T Pomeroy, o. · own and Country restaurant. ·- - si PAD COVER SETS 48 Dagton Thorobrl!d. CHECK THE5E GREAT FEATURES, * * * Black 4-Piy Tubeless' Tire Sltt - :· Lisl ~ Salt Edusive ThoroTuf rubbef for 6.00-13 23.8514.13 6.50-13 125.35115.02 6.50/7.00-1427.95'16.56 7.50.14 28.60"16.94 8.00·14 32.4019.20 8.50·14 '35.60 21.09 6.40/6.50-15 27.9516.56 6.70·15 28.6016.94 7.10·15 32.40 19.20 7.60·15 135.60 21.09 irrcrcc•b le v.ear •1 plys of sllper sl'.!ngth nylon for road 'hock protectnm Deep, * One mass r ~e tre<Jd of the finest anti -skid patter'1S ever desrsned- tested by mr!lrons of mites Jacked by a stront nationwidl IU;trantee All Day!c r, Pac,senj!er T1rts a•e suartn1etd by The 8.00 / 8.20.15 '39.60'23.46 [L!!y1on Till! & Rut!bir Co ~ ' Dally lor U1e li ~e d th ~ •Add $3 for Whitewall t!I ~B'"al lreo~d ~gain51 ta ih.·~s ctu~fd tov CHUCK· I-1 UU.S. GLASS. NAI LS . SP II\£5. e: c. a> ..,ell .tS DHlCTS Ill \'IDRKMAN5HIPJINI.J MAH~IAl Acljusl· . - - - - - - - · Jntn1lllJJI,II on 1 prcH.sta b.u ii •t cuntot DC prr(n,. -- Home Owned and Operated . You'll Like Our Sf'rvice PHONE WY 2-2101 POMEPOY , ~ o. I JUST ARRIVED! NEW SUMMER Oxford• eWhite eBiack Sizes 11 to Big 12 press cut desi&ns. - Take your choice of 6 pretty household use. Garment e DRESSES I F'ancy clear plastics with 0. the newest oatterns and colors. Ju - niors, mi .3se.s and half sizes. -W:::-om"""e-n•-:C~o":':"llo~n~--- ~=:4 :P:A:CK=P:LA:S:T:IC-:=::;----S;A~VE ON FABRICS AT THE BONANZA ' Jamaica Shorts FOAM CHAIR FINE 10 SQUARI PLAIN IPOlT PLAIN COLORS PADS PRINTS DENIMS tolar Mill assoriment ftnt quality plaiD color sporta deniml. eHeels e Flats eBiack eWhile Sites 4ta 9 In The Group 4 - thick foam plastic ebair pads; packed in a cello bag - IU 1o 11 Early Spring Dress Shoes household items. 59~~ ton J:Jm<~ira Shorts in as· !-iu rtcd pl:J in eolors. S izt~s WOMEN'S bags hold 16 garmenti.Handy shoe bags to ke., your shoes in better shape - Zippered blanket bap. Discount Price Sneciol Values at the Do· nanza . Discount Price sty les for summer wear. Prelty tot!ons, a<:Nalcs and blends in all I I needed Our racks urc filled with fine new ·- Its Just a tough made- to- wear porch and floor enamel. e e e Short Sleeve-Sieeveleu Special group. Pretty cot· BASKETBALL SPECIAL ASSORTMENT QUILTED PLASTIC BAGS 54 INCH GARMENT BAGS • HANGING SHOE BAGS • BLANKET BAGS Plastic Utility Bags lor I ------------------U-Men's & Boys' SPECIAL ASSORTMENT KUT KRYSTAL PLASTICS Punch Bowl Bon Bon ew..te Buket • 4 Pc. Sel Pltehor Tissue Holder e DISCOUNT PRICE Ready to cover with your fa- 88c DISCOUNT PRICE vorite hbric. Fast dress prints in newest pat· terns. 36 in. wide, 97c 57:. pkg. pr VANGUARD r EBERSBACH MEN'S BOYS Whit a Zori Thong Sandals All sizes. Comfortable thick crepe sole Zori Thong sandals for every Men's & Boys' VALUES TO member of the family. - Choose from many colors. Di1count Price 44 Dl1count Prlco Discount Price Canvas Oxfords Canvas Oxfords Sizes 2'h to 12 Size 4 to 10 Boy's Boys BASKETBALL Tennis Shoes CONVERSE Shoes Tennis Oxforris Narrow and Medium . ' Sizes 4 to 10 • $1.99 Sizes 1 to 3 WOMEN'S $2.99 pr. Size 11 to 6 Block HE . . NEW and USED COME IN AND SEE RAY FOR THE BEST DEAL POSSIBLE ON A SELECT USED CAR. 1964 RAMBLER 330 AMERICAN how Prayer is Topic 0/ J1'SCS Program to "Prayer" was the topic of the program presented by Mrs. W. A. Morgan when Jhe WSCS of the Rock Springs Methodist New officers were installed church met Tuesday evening at by the Ohio Ela Phi Chapter of tht church. .Beta Sigma Phi Sorority on The meeting opened with prayfuesday evening at the gas of er by Mrs. Lewls Grueser fol· lice in Middleporl . lowed by the reading of Psalm Mrs. Thomas Smith was in· 46 by Mrs. Morgan and the .singstalled as the new president, ing of "Sweet Hour of Prayer" Mrs. Frank Eschleman, vice and ''Take Time to Be Holy,•• president; Mrs. Richard Raw- Othen taking part were Mra. lings recording secretary· Mrs. Eimer Bailey, Mrs. A rno • · R'IC hard Hovatter, correspond' Leonard and Mrs. Wjlllam Gru~ 1' ing secretary, and Mr•. Curtis ser. During the businea1 sesMcDaniel, treasurer. sion, in charge of Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Smith, the new presi- president, It wa• alll!ounced that dent, conducted the business ail reports had been sent in meeting. All egg money was and that the saseasment lor , asked to be turned in to Mrs. Camp Asbury was paid. Edward Moore immediately. A discussion was held on the ac. SCOUTS MEET Uvities ol the chapter during G1rl Scouts Troop 267 held the boat regatta to be held in its weekly meeting at the Porn· June. The group planned a eroy Elementary school on Wed· baby silting servi\111 for parents nesday. from 3:30p. m. to 5 p.m needing it at that time and also Tile girlS and leaders, Mrs. a concession stand on Saturday 'ltomas Smith and Mrs. Gene night for the Miss America pro- Houdashelt, dlSCUBsed day camp gram. and the grrls worked on their Committees for the year were merit badges. Refreshments 923 5 3 d appointed and include: Ways were served by Stella Neutzllng. • r Ave. and Means, Mrs. Edward Moore and Mrs. Keith Riggs, co-chair· man with Lila Sue Mitch, Arlene McDaniel, Ann Chapman, Shirley Huston, Dorothy Amberger, Mary C. Wiley ; Social and Ritual, Marilyn Wisecup, Sue Grueser, Martha F,schleman, Barbara Betzing, Linda Watson, Betty Rawlings and Pat Hindy. Service, Betsy Horky, chairman , Ina Meadows, Gall Hovatter, Blllie Jo Spears, Shir· man, Billie Jo Spears, Martha ley Baity, Sharlee Newman; Program, Shirley Baily, chair· man, Billie Jo Spears, Martha Escbieman; Scrapbook, Gail Hovatter; Extension office, Ma· ry C. Wiley; Parliamentarian, Martha Eschleman; city council, Linda Wisecup and Linda Watson. The cultural program was given by Mra. Tom Smith on the topic, . "Art and the Housewife" asSisted by Mrs. Rawlings who gave "Art and the Child," and Mrs. Curtis McDaniel, "Art and the Adult;• the latter a lesson on cubic art. A salad course was served by Mrs. Rawlings to Miss Neuman, Mrs. Eschleman, Mrs. Hovat· ter, Mrs. McDaniel, Mra. Moore Miss Beverly Perrin, Mrs. Keith Riggs, Mrs. Wisecup and Mrl. 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DIKOUntPrlce DO YOU? pr. $1.99 pr. Size 8 to Big 8 . MIDDLEPORT Ray Benson MUSUN Women's eWhite eBiue eBiack ------ <. $9.95 Girls- Boys $199 • pr. OUR NEW SALESMAN THE HUDEPOHL BREWlNQ COMPANY Of CiNCINNATI, OHIO C CONVERSE Many Slyles MEET 5 Milch_ MEN'S, WOMEN$ and CHILDREN$ pr 7 TO II Oxfard1 eWhite eBiack HARDWARE Pomeroy s .oo· SIZE Sizes 311, 1o 12 BASKETBALL $6.98 gal, $2.05_;_..., q.t ________________ ,, ' Canvas Loafers lfonS co 2 pair$5.® Discontinued Styles Men's Oxfords--Loafers ) Valley Lumber & Supply Co. METROPOLITAN MOTORS FRIDAY -SATURDAY AND MONDAY OFFfCEP.S NAMED PT. PLEASANT - The Ser· vice Guild of Christ Episcopal ! I Church have elected officers to : serve lor the COOli ng season i wh•n meetings resume in Sep· tember. Mrs. Harold Somerville was re-elected president ; Mrs. Homer ~!arlin; Sr., vice presi· l I drnl; MISs Juliet Smith , sec· , . relary ; Mrs. Wylie Minl.on., tn·asurrr. and Mrs. Henrv Wat- · ' ~011 · mrre~pond ing secre.tary. ' ' COM·E I.N with Mrs Aiten Eichinger oon- Mrs Richard Rupe 111d Lori trlbuting." KOIIg • CIIIJioae; Mr& Fo Sal Meeb on Tuuday Following the dinner a pro- Guy E. Guinther and Tammy, r • The Five Point star Stitcl!el~ll gram planned by Mrs. John U. s. A. - HawaU (Samoan!); PRIVATE SALE 4-H clob met Tuesday evening Werry was presented with Mrs. and Mn. Frank Vauch&D 111d at the home of the advisor, W. D. Edwards, president of the VIcky, Pat and Pam, India. HOUSEHOLD . Mrs. Roy Holter. Three new WSCS as mistress of ceremon- The humn, "Oh Zion Haste," Hausehold furnishings at the members, Jugrid Hawley, Debies. Mothers introduced them· and prayer by Mrs. Smith clos- home of the late Hazel bie Shockey and Sbella Me· selves and their daughter or ed the program land Ra . Oh Knight were .welcomed, mak· guest ~nd a tribute to mothera A short busm;,ss session was Est~te. ~=~ut io, t.. lng a membership fo 21. It was was g1ven by Cheryl Edwards held bY. the WSCS following the suite buffet Otlna announced that II members Jt· then Mrs. Edwards gave the program, with Mrs. Edwards table' 5 side' chairs one party for c. E. Blak~.. tribute to daughterb. presiding. Election of officers chair' buffet with lee. Ann Holler and Jackie A reading, "Is Mother A was held and officers for the chal~ one host chair Mora were m••ned program Female Dear?" was given by coming year are, Mrs. Edwards, dlnett~ set, four chairs,' chairmen. Mrs. Jay Warner. Mrs. W. 0. prea1dent; Mrs. Harry P.Smith, ty cabinet. llbrary table, The evening was spent workBarnltz read a poem on Mother vice , president; Mrs. Glen era! stands, walnut bed and lng on sewing projects, tea tow· and presented oorBBges to Mrl. DUI, reoll"ding secretary; Mrl. dresser, maple bed and els and Swedish weaving, after Baker Gordon, the oldest moth· Robert Warner, treasurer, and stand, metal bed, chest which refreshments were aerver, and to Mrs. Paul Eichinger, the following secretaries, Mr1. mirror, old walnut ed by Donna Reibel. the youngest. Jay Warner, children's work; Hotpoint wringer A skit, "Mother and Daughter Mrl. Alonzo Custer, Christian sets curtain stretch in Other Cultures." w~s pre- social relations; Mrs. Dwight le door metal cloth~'· FIRST sented by Mrs. Glenn Dill as Parker, llterature and pubU· large circulattng gas ::;~II QUALITY the narrator; Mrs. Russell cations; Miss Lydia Eberllbacb, and several small gas REGULAR Moore, soloist, ~d Miss Jennl- missionary edu~ation and ser- oak office desk man Certified Oil Station fer Biakesll't', ptamst. Taking vice; Mrs. Eugene Bryant, pro- pun! etc ' / 13 3t part and dressed In costumes motion; Miss Lucretia GenheiJn..l were Linda Rupe, Mexico; er, splrilualllfe; Mrs. w. R. 11 Debra Harbrechl, Africa; Bren- Carpenter, student work; Mrs. da Taylor, Holland; Linda Reut· Jed Webster, Sr., supply work, er, Bolivia; Brenda Owens, U. and Mrs. C. Melvin Alkire, S.A. Indian; Mrs. Karl Kraut- youth work. ter and Klm, U.S.A. - Alaskan; ----- L.------..1 SHOP THE BONANZA FOR THE BIG VALUES : Pleasant Valley Hospital , ADMITTED - None. . , I DISC HARGED - Mrs. Lloyd •I Clme, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Wil· liam Holl, Patriot , Ohio. , BIHTHS - A so n to Mr. and Mrs . Charles Willett, Pt. Pleas· ant: A daughter to Mr. and 1Mrs. James Henry, Bidwell, RIZER OIL COMPANY 49:, DallySentlnei,Pomeroy-Mid:::r:t:::~:b LATE C4SSIFIED A i -. f I 1'1 I, tiona!, !Owanll affiliated lim· ' •' ·'lifft"'''' ant. ,• bafty Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 13, 1965 Wlnehrener and Donna. Penny ice organization, will sponsor_, She was born at West Colum Click, 'l'ressa and Kathy Rlch a movie for the big 111111 Uttle · bia, w. Va., Feb. 22, 1917, dau . sDale Rollins Named ards called on Mr. and Mrs slsters Saturday evtning. ghter of Harry and Grace Ker True Blessing of Mason Sunday AI midnight the girls will bt wood Van Meter, who aurvive, entertained by a pajama party and live at Kanauga. Her bus President afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. CalviB Blessing PT. PLEASANT -Mrs. band Alva Matheny also sur In the dormitory. Tho party will MASON - Dale Rollins, a called on his mother, Mr. and Donna Virginia Matheny. 48, a mclude skits and 1inging. · · n'1omore at Wahama High By Irene Wlnebrener Mrs. True Blessing Saturday resident of Pt. Pleasant, died vives. Sunday, alter attendln~ the. Other survivors are five sis ·11ool, was elected president PT. PLEASANT - Dr. Th~l- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wine- evening. This weekend is little sister's church of their choice, U. big at 6:25 a.m. today in Holzer ters and three brothers. Mrs. ~ lhP Wahama chapter oi Fu- rna V. Owen of· the Owen Clime brener and daughters of Columweekend at Rio Grande College. and little slstera will enjoy Sun· Gary VanDendnleweert of To hospital. She had been serious t :ro' f'.1 rme" nf America at lnshtute, Inc. of Huntmgton, W. bus were Wednesday and ThursMr. and Mrs. Harley Bone Tile annual event, which Is day dinner in lhe college Dining e re~ular . cha<> lrr meeting Va., will be the princip?l ~peak· dLy night guests of his parents cutter, G~egory and Christie, Jy ill for sis days. Mrs. Ma ledo, Mrs. Kerr Jackson of Red spon~ored by the Davis Hall ~ d Mal' 1; er at Lakm State Hospital s an· Mr. and Mrs. Ross Winebrener Mrs. MarJe Clonch •nd twm theny owned and operated the House, W. Va., Mrs. Elizabeth women's org~nt1.atlon, will run Hall. Approximately 30 little alstel'l. .,: . . nual Hospital Day on Sunday. and Donna. daughters and Mrs. Audrey Southern Barbecue at Pt. Pleas Jackson and George VanMeter, from Friday through Sunday. ranging in age from 7 through' both of Columbus, Mrs. Claude ·".Dale 1s the '"". nf ~lr. a n d I May 16th. Mr. Okey Capehart of Colum- Hollman were weekend guests Friday evening a mixer with I 9 are expected to &!tend the Jackson of Maumee, 0 ., Mrs. ~ ~ ~·s. f\L'n.u~·th Rollm~ of Le- 1 Dr Owen was born at Mar· bus was a weekend guest of his of relatives in Marion, Ohio. Mrs. Rose Mason Is very llf refreshments and games will t• 1 Houle 2. II<' has . be<•n an . · . . mother Mrs Clara Ca eharl Shelby Hoffman. Maurice and , at this writing. She is close to W. B. Capehart of New !Iaven, he held In the dormitory from event. Mls• · Mary E II e n Haynes, a senior from Granville (l Jt··tand''1" s! lldt'nl 10 Voca- tms Ferry , Ohto, on April 16, . · P · 1 h M . Hoff W. Va., Howard VanMeter of , 11·~}~ Ag 1 ~culture and has tak- 1900. She attended West Virginia Her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ~oa ar1e mar. were 184 yea1 r old. Bto!Op.m. Ohio is In charge of the week· · h 1· • University at Morgantown and Gene Moore and sons of Porter guests of Mrs. Barbare Gerlach Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Grimm Mason, W. Va., and Richard Saturday morning the little end's activities. VanMeter of Bellville, W. Va. :1 pa1·1 111 many ot er ugn ' d f '1 F 'd it·llt)(l] Jdiv ities. the Women's Medical College Ohio were alro weekend guests. as ami Y n ay. . t•nd daughters have moved to Services will he held at I: 30 sisters will join their big sis, ill her olficrrs elected to serve of Philadelphia , Pa. Dr. Owen Mr. and Mrs. Charles Han- Mrs. Laura Lou Ro.ush IS 1 the Bill Hart property. p.m. (DST) Saturday at the ters on a hike to the college's LAUREL CUFF · · · ed •ner M. D. degree r-. om nu m and Robert , Mrs . Irene employed Lh~ C~ia ptl'r dunn~ the com- rece1v . . on . the cookmg staff 1 Harry Flowers is serving on Crow-Hussell Funeral- home. new baseball fteld, where the Mr. and Mrs. Gene Alkire, ·~~g year are: Paul Hoffman. the University of Maryland ·~--- ~ . . at lhe Phlhp Sporn plant the Grand Jury of the Mason Burial will be In Suncrest college's second annual field day Klmherlee and Kevin, Columwicc-presiden t; Kenny Fry, Medical School at Baltimore m gn:e the mstructmns for this Mr · and Mrs. Juhan ~unoe County Court for the May term. cemetery. Friends may call at wlll be held. The big and little bus, spent the weeken~ with \ecrelarv: Dale Machair. treas· June 1924. Since 1945 she has program throughout the stale. and daughte~s of Huntmglon 1 Mrs. Frankie Boston is spend· the funeral home after 2 p.m., sisters will take their o w n Mrs. Alkire's parents, Mr. and urer ; B!;bby Husst>ll rtporter, • been Chief of Staff and Admin- In 1958 sl1e gave the orientation were Mothers Day guests of ing some time visiting with her sack lunches. Mrs. Pearl Parker. Tiley also and Mkllilel Brown sentinel. istrator of Owen Clinic Jnsti~ program for the organization of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oar- son. Joe, and family in Harris· Friday. The men of Circle K Internu· cailed on Mr. and Mrs. Waller i1.r . Glenn E. Smith , Vocut ion- tute in Huntington. the vG!unteer services program j ence HoHman.. . Iburg. Pa. Joe is serving with Walker, Mr. Otho Radford and al Agriculture teacher is chap- Dr. Owen was the first per· at Lakin State Hospital for Sunday evemng callers ol Mr. the U. S. Armed Fo< ces. · Mrs. Lily Maines of SyraCUie. cock. fer advisor. son to organize a volunteer sc.r- ten volunteers. and. Mrs. Glenn Hoffman an.rl Mr. and Mrs. Don Simms and Mr. and Mrs Henry Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Murl HarriJ The newly elected officers will vice orientation in West Vir· · She lms seen, through her f~m1ly were M:s. Hof+man s children and Mrs. Carolyn 0'· ' and Vance, Mr. and Mrs. Low· and Brenda of St. Albans, W. jake over dul~es on July I. 1 ginia. She don;;!ed her time to ! clime and the Cabell • Hunting· I SISter and fam1ly of Col um- Reilly and daughter of Parkers~ ton .\1ental Health Association bus, Oh1o. ell Bing and family were Sun- Va ., spent a weekend with Mr; burg were Mother's Day guests that each patient at Lakin ha~ I Mr. Russell Thomas of Bril· day dinner guests of Mrs. Mar- and Mrs. 1\eorge Renshaw. of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Flowers lha McElroy and sons. Gene 'Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Schaefer ::::-------- received a Christmas gift dur- liant, Ohio. and Harry of Hunt· and family. nd David of MI. Vernon spent ing the past decade. Through mgton were Mother's Day VIS· Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Flowers By Mrs. Rattle Frede,lck and Vergil. the weekend with Mr. and Mn. It !other organizations she has al- Jtors of t.~e1r mother, Mrs. of Chicago, IlL were mid-week Mrs. C. A. Babcock remains Mrs. Zona Biggs and Mrs. Norman Schaefer. :so acqui red such .&.~fts as tele- ~ Margaret I homas. about the same. Mrs. C. B. Hattie Frederick were Sunday 1 vision sets, table tennis tables Word was :1'Ceived here by guests of his parents, Mr. and Hayman is quite poorly in Hoi· dinner and supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Powell and many olher items for the relatives and friends of the Mrs. Harry Flowers and family. Mr. and Mrs. !"roderick and visited recently with Mr. and llr. and Mrs. Clare Severign, zer hospitaL Mrs. Sam Lewis of HarriBonMr. and Mrs. Paul Kelley family. Garnet At•n and Elaine McKin· pal!ents. Mrs. William Call Is Ill. Mr. ville. thL'l commumly but moved to ney have purchased the Mrs. called on Mrs. Hattie Frederick George Frederick is improved. Mrs. Fran Cline of RatlHf visone evening recently. SON IS BORN Beckley after retiring a few Grace Crow property. ted recently wilh her sister, Mrs. Tom Burke of Alfred Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas i Mrs . Crow has retired from PT. PLF:ASANT - Word has years ago. He is the father of Mrs. Emma Fo•, and Mrl. Roy beC'n rPcetved here of the b1rth Mrs. Beatrice Grimm, a form-I the Letart post office and will spent last week with her par· have moved into thelr new home Howell. ol a son to LL and Mrs. Hayden er Mason County teacher. I now reside in .1. Lockhart, Jr., Tuesday, May liiiiiiiiiiii iiiitiiiiitiitiiiii FIRST QUALITY ARGUS I II ' In Alexandria, La. '!'he 20 GALLON SIZE Bay• Broadcloth Panel T~~~lt}1 · new arriva l, first child, we~,gn- !' • KNIT BRIEFS Full Fashioned NYLON PLASTIC GARBAGE I:ILACI'. 1cd nine pounds, four ounces and Well made cotton has been named Hayden J. LockbriPfs for boys in C hart. III . t~izes 2 to 12. The father of the Infant is a Cotton knit with ·. pr former Pt. Pleasant resident ·and First quality. sell seam tun fa· broadcloth panel. Big 20 gallon size plastic gar· graduated from Point Pleasant Discount Price shioned nylons, Sheer and bage cans with snug fitting lids. High School in 1956. He is a Regular 2.99 values. Save at the beautiful I in the seasons belit gradoale of the Air Force Aca· TEFLON IRONING BOARD shades. Sizes 81'. to 11. demy and is presently being Bonanza. & held by the Communists in DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE North Viet Nam. Lt. Lockhart Scorch proof wo· was a pilot of a plane which ven cotton cover was hit during a raid in Quang and thick fibre C glass pad. Binh Province and has been a ;Jri:;oner sinre March 2, 1965. Discount Price set His parent5 are Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Lockhart, Sr .. of Spring- , field. Ohio, former Pt. Pleas· ' am res idents. a. ) ...........~\....,... ' I r 1 "HiLaft" 72x90 Plain FIBER WOVEN BLANKETS closed-door broiling. Sl99 ea. j ' "Rock Island" Fancy PLAID BLANKETS _ _ DISCOUNT Q Hk.J MIODLEPORT · - . ,, " REGULAR 29c 100 COUNT SWAN ASPIRIN _ _ _ __ I:.__ 16c •, Why not see all the newest home-type Gu ranges at your dealer's store now? See some of the refinements even a chef may not get. Find out why it is euy to bring your cooking skill to peak performance when you follow tM famous chers choice. Gu makes the big difference ••• costa lese, too. / ·~·.i ' .:. Sl99 ea. "Beecon" Single Control ELECTRIC BLANKETS _ Professional chefs can choose the kind of range they pNfer. And 98% of the country's famous chefs cook with Gu, Why? Because the gourmet meats, vegetables and sauces that build a great chef's reputation require in· stant, exact control ••• the kind of control that only Gas can give. You can have that same exact heat control in your own kitchen.:. and other conveniences, too. Programmed Cookmg. The Burner-with-a-Brain. Stnokele., REGULAR 59c JOHNSON & JOHNSON IAIY OIL - - - - . - ' f , Take home· some~ Hudepohl .for the weekend. . iWhen a beer-would taste good, Pro.Cess l4·K . ··~ .. ~· . .· .makes :O:lidepOhl taste great•:..'' .. )l~·~~l ~~ ... •·•·•''"'-"'; • iJ·• ' ••• • ••"');, f ';J•""'• d • i•"::.~c•l ' .(.• .. . ·. ~· ' -· . �' ' .; i " . 'J Television Revue ·'classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board I WANT AD For Rent \ FOI SALE Reel Estate For Sale \ 5 0 RMATION vSIX ROOM HOUSE tn Pome.' 14 ft. BOAT, motor, trailer, $ ~ HOUSE FOR SALE on Laurel ' INFO Phone WY 2-538S Blond Dmette. $35.00. Gtrl s Cliff Road Mrs. Norman E. 0 U:aa P.M. ~.~" ~~: PUblln tto• roy bicycle, $10. WI 9-3222. Hysell. WY 2-Q22. 4 j4 de ......, ,.... .. ,... •·• 5 13 3tc 5 4 30lp MondaJ CA.NCJ:LLAT!UNI FUNISHED S rooms, on ground GOLF CLUBS, special youth INCOME PROPERTY - local· CORRICTIONI W\D bt aeeept.e4 unUI 11:00 A- II. Door. S. Front ~t., Middle- beginners, 3, 5, 1, irons -driv- ed within 2 miles of the new for D&J' ., I'UbUcaUUD er • putter • bag, 3 bails, locks at Racine, Ohio, con· port. Call WY 2-SI41, $20. Like pew. Bill Hackett, slstlng of one brick and tile ' 427tfc WY 2-2444. 5 13 3tp building, housing lwo furnishS BEDROOM brick Duplel with TRY BEFORE you buy. Fac- ed and one unfurnished apart· garage. Butternut Ave., Porn- tory representative will teach ment, 1 large business room I eroy. can WY 2-5127. you to weld, cut, br.... sold- below, I double garage with RATIO 4 27 tfc er, hard surface, heat, charge furnished apartment over r01' want "-d &em" 6 CeDts per word on• ln~eJtlon. - - - - - - - -batteries. thaw water pipes. and located in rear, 1 nice YiDimllm Cbarle IG ~ea"11 Cent. per word for Three ClOD• MODERN 4 room and bath, Meigs Coon!) Landmark, frame building located at MCaU.. lnJI!rtiODI. furnished apartment, MiddlePomeroy. ttc side. All in A-1 condition. 13 5 a ,., ceat [lllcou.nt on paid • and port. WY 2-3874. 4 21 Uc Six rentals in all. Selling due M1 paid w!.lhlD 10 daY'f. CAJlD OF THANKS II. OBITUARIES 1964 HONDA lor sale. Take ov· to health. Phone daytime WY Jl.1D foT ~ Wllfd miD· . .11111. IEao.ll MldiUonal wonl 1.e. FURNISHED HOUSE. 5 rooms er payments. Call WY 2-Z463 2-2255, evenings WY 2-2>68. OFFICI HOURS I 13 3tc 5 13 12\c 1 :30 lt. . M. to !1:00 P . M. Da llJ and bath In Pomeroy. Call after 3 p. m. let.lu"'lq 1:30 4.. ,., to 111:00 D0011. Howard Cecil. WY 2-5262. DON'T PUMP ynu alugglsb sep. FOR SALE: Building lois, 200 rr-s ao u.n TO PI..ACB A. 800 W. Main st S 30 tfc ~c tank. Get Klean-Em-AU x 100, Rt. 7, five minutes • 1 JIUI1LT PllODUCING W.un' AD HOUSE FOR RENT. Seven aeptlc tank cleaner. Land- from downtown Pomeroy. $695 room• and bath, garage, nice mark Farm Bureau. each. Phone WY 2-2413. 218Uc 576tc PHONE WY2-2156 yard. Phone WY 2-3092. ==~=c-.-=:>.=<= 5 12 3\c THREE burial Iota in Beech FOR SALE: 5 room home, plus Grove. Write or ~all J. W. Ill baths, full basement in· Notice PAI'n!RE for 12 or 15 cattle. Leaper, 37 Rlverstde Drive, eluding garage 114' x 140' corIHOOTING MATCH, high pow· Mn. Delbert Gaul, Chester, Dayton 5, Oho. Tel. 228-2566. ner lot. Mulbe,;., Hgts., Porn• rlfiea and 22 rifles and Obkl, Pbone 985-240L 5 7 lDtc eroy, WY 2-3951. 5 13 3tp _, ... t. at Rutland AmerlcaD i IS Stp F rd ,..._ 1.954 CYLINDER o new mt>- FOR SALE: MOC!em ~ - -room Lesion Farm, Beech Grov~ ONE ROOM trailer for r"!lt. tor and clutch, 2 bulls, breed !rome home in Syracuse, wilb Rd., Snnday, May 16, at Close to my borne. All utili· ing age, Hereford Charlalse bath c3 bedrMmsl large uti~ p. m. 5 11 3tc ties furnished and natural gas. cross, I superior grain drill, lty ~m, double carport, gas Phone VI 3-2600. 1-self lilt pull type, 2 bottom. !Ul'Ddce, fully ln8ulated, w"JI Dan Hayman Country Hymn 5 11 tfc 1 I f'" td cu Illvator, cuIIi to ~all carpeting, birch cabi· Tim ew!\1 be going on WMPO pow. TRAILER LOTS !ret aew- valor and I bottom plow for nets. Shade and fruit trees. again this Sunday from IO a - • Tr-" Allis Chalmers "B" tractor. srrubbery. Close lo school age Park and water . .,..wu • .., a. m. to 11 :30 a. m. 12 3tp er (Stale ApProvedl Phone SH 2-4651. t-311-12tp and church. Very reasonable. 5 MlnersvWe, Ohio, Pbone WY HARDEN'S MARKET, SYRA· Grady Craig, Syracuse, Ohio THERE IS a revival now in 2-3324. I II Uc cuse.has on Special, '11turs- WY 2·2810. progress al the Hiland Chap· , day, Friday, and Saturday, - -- - -: --4-:2_tf_c el with Rev. Edison Weaver. FOR RENT - Nice I room large fresh eggs, 39c dDzen; Business Services Evangelist, beginning at 7 p. apartment. In Pomeroy. 170 wieners 39c lb., banana; 5 lb. - - __ m. each evening. > 12 3tp Mulherry·AY . Private entrance 59c· one Kennedy hall dollar BULLDOZER WORK, equipped' with $211 grocery pur- with winch. Big or small job. ' LOSE WEIGHT safelv with WY 2-2575 or at 371 Second· Dex-A-Diet tablets Only 98c St. 4-261fc chase, Space Shot popsickles Call daytimes WI 9-3151 , even· at Stark's Drug Slore APARTMENTS - 1st and 2nd and fudgesickles, 39c ,dDzen, lngs WI 9-3089, Gene Barnett, 5__13 tfc S 12 IIJtc floor, furnished and unfurnish· 10 lb. No. 1 Maine potatoes, Racine, Ohio. A-U-.-Il-,M,..,.-u"'s"n"' ..:_w _ ur-anoo lleeO ed. Middleport and N e w 89c; regular cigarett.. 25c package, l'. ga. Producers .. ncoltedl 100 YOIU opera· Haven, W. Va. WY 2-3267. 6 5 5 milk 49c, no jug, no deposit , lor'a ltcenleT Call WY :1-:1916 tc to fool with. IIMic - - - --::-- : - - For Sale s 12 3tc r.terull• • 10-Daily sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, May 13, 1963 p;., ., I SWING INTO A VALUE-PRICED 1963 Corvair Panel - - -Locally owned, £ODd tires, beti;e finish, - · $1599 heater, side duors. Discount Price. 1960 Chevrolet Y2 Ton Pickup - $1095 61h ' body, solid cab. heater, 6 cyl, Runs out good. New .SWIKGIN' SUMMER SPECIALS! (iJliBh. 1960 Ford 8' Flareside Pickup _ eng.fne, std. trans. Deluxe tires, deluxe seats, he~ter. VB $1095 cab, chr ome equip, H. D. 1958 Chevrolet 2 Ton H. Duty _ _ $999 Springs foam seat, W.C. mirrors, heater, radio, a clean V6 eJlllille 1100120 roar tires, heater, 10ft. dump b<J ii y, 1957 Chevrolet 2Y2 Ton - - - - $1695 Cah and chassis. 102" ~ab to axle, 1800 No. 2 speed rear axle, V8 engine, hea'r'Y duly 5 spee-d trans. Pull air brakes. 900x20 tires. A good clean heavy duty truck. !r..; 1,..----------, MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING BUYS OF THE DAY! 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. _ $1799 Spider equipment. Locally owned and tuned to go, 4 speed box, blower on motor, jet blaek fini sh, r ed interior, new whitewall tires. Radio and heate r. 1963 Chevrolet Impala $2095 owner. Beautiful in· terior. Beigs and brown finish, economy VB en gine, automati c trans. Power steerin&, radio and heater. 4 Dr. Low mileage by one local ARE YOU IN THE ~ARKET FOR A GOOD USED CAR. LET US HELP YOU. COME IN AND TRY ONE OF THESE LATE MODELS '64 FALCON 4 Dr. Wagon, 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio Low mileage '64 FALCON Fulura 4 Dr. 6 cyl. A.T. Irons. Radio. A sharp one '63 FORD GALAXIE 500 XL Canv. 352 engine A.l. trans. Radio, power steering, dun IS new 63 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 l)r. HT 8 cyl. A.t. trans. Radio, power siHring, shll'p '63 FORD Custom 2 clr. 8 cyl. Std. trans. Radio, padded dash, like new '63 FORD Country Sedan Wagon 4 dr. 6 cyl. Std. trans. A nice clean one 63 RAMBLER Classic 770 4 dr. 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio, clean '62 OLDS Starfire 2 dr. H.T. · Radio, power steering and power brakes, shup '61 FORD Falrlane 500 2 dr. 8 cyl, Std. trans. Radio, a good runner '61 PONTIAC Cad. 4 dr. 8 cyl. A. I. trans. Radio, sharp '61 PLYMOUTH 2 dr. Wagon 8 cyl. A. t. trans. Radio, shows good care '60 JEEP 4 cyl. steel top, clean '--------.....1I we~ finan~ 97.11 .:~ • rooma '.~ ~:th ROTAR~.~OWERS · apartmeJII. Open Mon.-la!. Tit 'I'M Middleport. Pb.I:.POMEROY 1=~~::~ tour rfJt'l'l:~:. ... - - • .-. ; . : "WY.....1 , Ilk II ~-1. 2~• _Ra:~ ~gh ~ ~~~ ~ga~ia21.Distrlbutor. PI~~:,:~ ~aut:":~ 4 14 '::ito::' or. Hot water bealiilg 'Y• tern, lar&e electric hot water 30tp_ , , Hsrr!IOII'\'11~ ,' WY 2-2111 ' . I • Uc 4-22-30tc • ·.~, 7·5-B«c I bf merlcfn l, .... --~~ WOIIII!I ~.-.llo<-'<A._.__,._ ... ._ '~Ia ~ ·~se -w!... ·•IW":"": . • . •'• ~t~·\ ~!'"~ •.~ '~,..,_<J/'. ~'· ,. .. ',, , •' • ' " 'I I. 'l'bioner 15. Foremt: l~ VOle& I.Lotlt !G. Son of o.un ali. Metal p rlllt. 17. Not ill M.ll:xamao, 18. Swtrod 19. Skillful Jl.Weav...., JG.Exoopt ...... 23. 8ource ot ·f iour 15. lnherltors 26. """k tor Z7. Flshboolt J)Blt !II. Land DAILY CR"""""'UOTE ' ·• • .,.. - Here'• llow to work lh 4XYDLBAAXB II LOIIQPJ:LLOW One lettor limply t for tile ttu. L'o, X tor l:boo~tlltr, I a - 1111\ple A .. uoe4 lrophiOI, l:bo lonflh and f<>rm&t.kJO'o, etc, IIID(le lettero, · lilach d17 tile-~- arollt!!-.:;,:!"' wurda are all hln~ . A FNW PW'I' llllV • ... Oil ~ IWlll I:MBJt PA KQRRAT J'W'I'DL. PWTJ . -QWNI D y, 8411 RDWTo · · ·---:w::-:-:--=-M-=-P--:--0--R-a_d...,...i_o___ WJEH RADIO APRlL LOG ::: 1~~~~ Cloct Mcllday Thn lt:•Y• 5:05 Jbn Mees Show ;::!&N~!~ and Kuow G:OO Sign-On. ew1 6:30 Sundown Serenade 7:45 Echoea of Joy 1 : ~ Sacred lleart 7:30 Sign Off 8:00 Ohio Valley New1 I::W Melga CT, RFD Saturdays: 8:1>-30 Musical Clock _il:25 Paul BoWII'I Farm 6:00 Sign On - News 8:55 Community New1 1:30 CounlrJ' Jamboree 6:05 Country Mustc Timo 9:00 Talk ol lbe Town 1:57 Weather 6:26 CounlrJ Jamboret 9:55 Mason Counr., Newa 7:1111 Na~onal NeWI 7 00 Protestar• Hour 10:00 Public Service Show 7: 311 Sporll 7 30 Sporta 10:15 Dail1 IJpt 7:35 Bill Mlller Show , 35 Larry anderson Show 10:30 Latehltrlng 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show 10: 4~ It's Music - Army 11:00 World New1 ('nlesday·Thunday) iu:oo Dairy Valley & llutton•1 LZ :OO Community Newa 7:5t NTop Ten Show IUO Evllll Bulletln Board 1:30 Jally Light 12:00 News 12:25 News-0-Grams 1:45 llaker Furnlture Show 1215 Musical Interlude 12:30 Agrtcullurt PniiP'IID 1\\ed.-Auclionl Frl, Show) 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teets · 12:45 Country Gt>-Round t :OO New• 1:00 '11te Jim Mee1 Sbow 1:55 News Beat 7:05 Bill Mlller Srow 6.30 Sundown Serenade 2:00 Country ~Round t:OS Collet _With Janet 7:30 Sign Off US New1 Beat 10:00 Swap Sbop Sunda)a: 3:00 Mid-Way Matinee 10:15 Momma Medlta~o111 7:30 Sign On _ Army Hour 3:55 News Beilt 10:30 Portraits ol • Patriot 7:65 News 4:00 DIJCina Wilb Dou 10:~~ Bill Miller Show 8.00 Baptist Layman'• Hour 4' 30 Interchange 10:45 Mason Agr. Pl'am (Tues.) 1:36 Sunday Show 5:00 Community Newa 10:45 Family Worship (Thurs.) D_:30 The Bible Speaka TD You =~=I ~'!'s 18:45 A.S.C. Pr1JD !Pete 9.45 Sunday Show I:30 Slmlet Bolllevard Shields) (Frldayl) 1?-00 The Good Life 7:CNI Off Tile Air 11:00 News 1•:15 Congreuman's Report 8alardly 11:05 Tiny's Country Junction 10:30 Sunday Show I:OO S]JD On 11:45 Tlny's Country Hynm 11.:10 The Quiet Hour 1:00.15 Mllllcal ~ Time 12:00 News 7:00 Be sun • KDow la_:OO Cement Block News 12:15 '11te Chrlstlan'a Hour 7'11Wtl NeWI 12:30 GG1111sler'1 Gueat Star (Frl) 12:3(; The Rev. Merlin Teell 7;311 Chit • 01ew ~ : 10 Larry o\Dder11011 Sltqw 1:00 ,.., Rev. H. G. Stewart 7:41 Flnl Jlaplllt CJntrch 1:00 JIJD Meea Sh9W 1:30 The Rev. Sllaa Blllllpa 1:00 Ohio VllleJ NtWI 4:15 Bluttnar Auto Show 2:00 The Rev. Andrew PIU'Iona I10HII World Newt (Tuea-'11tur.) 2:45 The Rev. fto~Q)e . 'ntonlt t:Oo llllb School Hit Parada 4·30 HeWI (Local) 3:10 The Sund&J Showcaaa 10:311 Sone • Story Tlmt · 4:40 Jim Meea Show Ul Sundown Serenildt 10:45 The Goltletl Key I:QO NeWI 7:31 S]JD Off u:·ao Dl'ffiOCI'allc Le&lslaturt t: TEUY ~ ... R.l •wm w • 5·1J "Oh, I'm wr• tilt woman you .havt In curtody couldn't .· be my wlf1, St"'aant! She'd have Janktd tht phone 1 out of your hand by thla tlmtl" m ~ ~ver . CJr.rptua:- q.attt FB.DD BW Oil"~~ L~ ~mp- American Woman ~M:,~=~~~:~:n:t ~~~I,.~ ~~ \'::1 ·8/'~ r;t. Poets are Tonic ky 818\1 re~~ excerpta fror.. pO- QURE:.~_L.•·ll_. .{'i-<t ' . ;~ '• , r'' eins wrltlell' bf the five . poets . ""'',...,.J•':.~- .:'~ ~> ': ·. . Of Club Program ' r~•wl4-.1 At tile elo1;8:-of the_ . tli!flfi~;O!t St ·. ,..,;. ,I A fll'OIJ'Ilm on poetry written .IJ!OI!tllllt Mn. , E~~er-~":u: w. ·-'it; .' ' · ~OJ Hoad. : 6 ,l t 3tp Jac~~.;.~""· :l"to"::e ~~·c.~o~ ~o~:d~~ ..~hl:.oo ~~:FOR ~i.E; Filte pOity. Collie PHONI Cleland WI ._., vacuUDied. WY 2-3715. and see. Mason 773-5923. . service~ ~,!Db 3f.llb!~ ··- ' !!~~ ~lit ~ ~,. pola wllh 20'' SABRE TILLER ....... IOCiuiUld M. Jewlsh mont)) ~-"­ hold lh~ .. 1.PIU1t My stations ......... I"•• lin· attloo- e. Sad eey furniture 13. BeMhe"'a 4D. Comein !'.,==================-"!!!!!!~ ~~ll ~~d p~!im, ~~ ~Dd -- .. ...... 12. Piece ot. lt. Bodlly USED CAR LOT preSJd~l, ~ low~ ~r ~e ...,,A-... ruffle rreeUnc chtfl. Bl&ya 811. Depart KEITH GOBLE FORO. t~e 8. Title: Sp. 10.Hawatlaa IS.Froolab Blaettnar's meetm~ 20. Con. t. t1DJoo4 I. Rlnc meaoun 340· New presl'd t Of B&PW / b to ope* G. Crow... l7,F,._ IS. Cram. matlca! tma TRUCKS m,e. - -- DOWN ........_ 1. Unable ao.Old 1 : DAILY CROSSWORD ACIOII ffieaaw'O CHEAPIES 3-1957 Fords -$195 POMEROY MOTOR CO. Those called here for the funera! of Mrs. LUUan Van Meter of Pomeroy were Mr. and Mra. Ralph Van Meter of Lucerne, MlB11011rl, Mr. and Mra. Ray mond Stewart of Franklin, 0., Mr. and Mn. Fred Johnson of Vienna, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Donald Van Meter of Huntlnc· too, W. Va., Mr. and Mr1 Duane Van Meter of New Haven, W. Va. 'lbey were all flllllla of Mr. and Mn. BW Van Meter. Mrs. Pelrl Roub, Mla Mary Duddlnt of Maaon, Mrl. Alma Dudding of Nitro, W. Va., called receni!J Gil Mn. Jllmle Rl· . · J9. Ptaao _ _H ,-::e_,lp '-::-:-cW ,-•_n_te_d__ o:: ;.::::=::==::::::::;1 - R-ee-:1-:E:-st-1-te- Fo - r--:S:al:•-wANTED: Waitress, over 21. UNICO ALPALFA Apply at Sportsman Bar. Ph. WEEVIL SPRAY 1961 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan _ $1195 Sales & Service _WY 2-9'.137. __ > 13. 3!." 1 combines Malathion and MeVB engine, Power glide trans. Blue finish, all good LADY TO ANSWER telephone 1 tboxychtor - the top recom· POMEROY - Frame house I whitewall tires. Radio and heater. at home for large Ohio Val· 1 mendallon. Apply up to 7 with shingle siding, 5 rooms, eFits Almost Every Car ley Appliance Co. Please I daYl's before harvest . . . no 8 cylinder, radio. Tbey run good bathroom, gas heatir _. full eTransferable When send name, address, phone residue in milk when usel as basement. Comer lot with number to R. M. Bacon, 206 · directed. Very low toxicity, You Trade Cars cJtbuildings and g3J'den space.l 4th St., Parkersburg, W. Va. easy to opply. Gives good eGuaranteed 24 months control of destructive larvae j Only $4000.00. 5 12 Jtc or 24,000 miles --.,.,~=--~ ---stage, pruvides up tu 3 weeki STATE ROUTE II~ • With 77 '65 FORD F·lOO Pickup, 6 cyl. Std. trans. B~HY SITTER to live In and residual protecion. Also concare for two smaU children. trots spittlebugs, other forage acre farm, 20 acres or more e Most Popular Unit 6,000 miles In the U.S.A. Li•ht housework. Phone WY2·! Insects. LANDMARK Meigs for cultivation. nice garden. YOUR CHEVY DEALER '64 CHEVROLET 1/2 ton Pickup, 6 cyl. atd. frena.. 2485 5 11 3t County Farm Bureau Cooper~ room frame house with '63 CHEVROLET 1/2 ton pickup, 6 cyl. std. trana.. · c I alive Association- East Main front and back porch< . -•lh- $ 00 OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. WANTED - Middle · aged Wt>- Street, Pomeroy. room, good cellar barn. and . Installed '61 FORD F-100 6 cyl. Pickup, std. trans. man to make home with one other outbuildings. A buy at '60 CHEVROLET "'• ton 6 cyl. 4 areed !rant. POMEROY, OHIO "~ lady, 6 days a week. cau RHUBARB !or sale-:-si:2&- - a $65110.00. Utility Bed · WY 2-3276. Will consider mid- bushel. S-amuel Lewis, WY 2· s. 33 PROPERTY . 80 die • aged couple. 5, 7 tfc 6179. 5 12 6tc res midway between Pome· Pomeroy, 0 . You Always Pay Less At ••• , u. S. Ctvll-~rvlco r.ml RIDING Clinton lawnroOwerfor roy •nd Athens with plenty livestock Insurance lien .-umen til 1011 ,..,.,. Serun Job• Blab PI.J stto~ 1111u.n A.d••"remNJt sale, 4 H. P. - A-1 condJ- pt••d Sl·tes and bW'ldl ng 81"(es . I I,""'"""....,'""'~~~==';' T"""'"•• " ''"' "'" ""'"""" lion '" 00 WY 2-7236 Wor- Large house with 7 rooms, SEWING MACHINE.=-repair AUTOM"BILE Insurance been Dr. Melvin E. Doerr. Veterlntratntna 1111111 appn'"'eci IEwJif'rlf'Dt't 'f'.N · · ..... u, u.nMN•••.., na lntn,m• ley •Russell, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, bath, hot air heating, apring services all makes, WY2-2284 cancelled? Lost you: opera- arian. large and small animals 110• Jo!l .... t.rtlla. ~~u.Jr•mllnta 'l R 5 •• . Shop, pomeroy. tor's license : Call WY 2-2968 128 Washington Sl. , Ravenswnfeon~'Wiay .,., •• • .,._ add,_ •"" Baa ey un. u 3tp fed wa '.er supp Iy, exce II en t The Fabnc 11 . "-1 . t':::;........... IM .... • ....... 11964 HONDO 300c c:-2572 actual site with strawberry planting, Authorized Singer Sales and 61511c wood, w. Va. Phone 273-42'71 .. Dallt 1enune1. Poturo, . 0h.lo Good condition. Robert Z hives of bees, ·n~ garage . Service 5 4 30tc Office )lours, Daily 4 to 6 p. . plovment Wanted . E. arher, Coolville, 667-3692. Excellent . Udhti .......,1 I 0 r l'HilTO Copymg Servtcepapers. Cofl' m. tfc . t' opportunity list $6000 00 for l'oeigler Bu , ...... ) les made o1 legal - I 26--Em WORK, live days a week. Mrs. ~ 11 3tp conserva :ona . ' .ll. 31 new homes. Built In kitcl> birtlt records a:td abnost any PONIES for sale. Will finance. I Corner locust & Sycamore Sis. Middleport, 0. . " • ,. co•noLI • c ens, storm windows, alu~ other documents. Phone WY 2-2007. 5 10 6tp Lewas Peters, 176 Sycamore ALPAVA wtiYIL E St. Middleport. M•'•'"''" • M''""""'" ~ ..,. HOUSE FOR SAL , 2 years inurn siding. Call Guy Neil· Reuter Insurance, PomertJ I' 5 12-Jtc ' recommended for controWnr All· old ' 3 bedrooms • bath and ler ' Raciner Ohlo • •• Uc alf We-e vil . l!:conomlcal Unlco All· • en ts For S1 Ie or Rent .u. wm u socn '' n'""' •. '•· carport. No down payment re12 29 He ten by American women poe Daug hters 0 I R U th ___ M•• •• " ' ""' "• ,, ' .,,. ' ''"' 1 ed T 1 SH 2-54M _ _-~ GUARANTEED. renewable !or was given by Mrs. Carl Horky C'-- M • H t.J FOUR ROOM HUUS!o: 3 acres ' ' '""''· "" "''."" " milk Low qu r · e · · BEATING Plamhlng, MueUer 1 ·r hu 'ta"-·lion Issued C U when the M1'ddleport Literary UllJIF eehng eaaMrs ' ' I t oxic ity, e l l )' lo •PPIJ. Gtv•a very 5 7 12tc • l e ~pl 1Uoft • k Ste rt and of ground in the country. "n'"' ,, •••''"'"'" .., .. Furnacea. Araold Brothen, at all ages. Phone WY 2-fo166. Mrs. Grace Pratt was elect- Cl b met Wednesday alternoon M~s.. ran wa · "ll d 1 1 · '"••· :u to "' " ' ...... ••• FOR SALE 7 oo house w' 1 th ' .. , East Mala Street, Pom If ed the new pres1'denl of t h e u E VJ " rgtma Slater were bostessel I e we water m the ' controh •p iUie bual. otMr for&ll! : r m \., ' • 2 18 c the h me of Mrs James u "' Dr house ' !urn•"shed ' located a- ,.,.,.,_ LANnMARK . " ' "' coun" bath situated on 3 loto. Ph. eroy. Phone WY Z.%448. . . . d Proa< o . . when the Daughters of.· Ruth Farm Bu re•u Cooperathe Allocla-1 , r Middleport Busine£s an ler I et Mond . atte-at bout z mi!es out of Bashan. uon - Eu t Main su-.et, Pomero,. WY 2·3561. J, H. Allen, 786 7 20 t C fessional Women's Club Tues- ' c ass rn BJ.' ...._ .. Gas and eleetncity and tele· SAVEON- TIRES ' 6'70 x 15, Hysell Street, Middleport, 0. AUCTiONEER AUTO SALES day evening at a regular din- Mrs. Horky reviewed "~e the church.. . phone available. PossessiOn $8 .95 . 75() x 14 $13.\10. Prices \ 5 6 lfc Complete Service ner meeting Following the din- Answering Voice," by Louts The m charge·of.,Mr•· · ilnmediately. E. E. Hayman. I plus tax. Newell's Sunoco, FOR SALE: 5 room house, Crltt Bradford 1952 MODEL 'h lon p.cl up ner held at ihe Martin Restaur- Untermeyer in which the aulh- Sf:ewart, 2 Syracuse. Ohio. Phone WY 2- Chester, Ohio, Phone 985-Z305. bath, basement. Gas furnace, Write, Pl'oae or Contact truck. Price $375.00. Rowley ant business meeting and or described five women oul· With Psalm "' ut:· 6889 or WY 2-788Y. 5 11 6tc fireplace. Priced for quick A. C. BRADFORD & Reed Hardware. 5 11 tfc installation service was conduct- standing in literary circles, iny;.nh rd 5 II 6tp RHl:BARB !or sale. Wilkie Sar- sale. Phone 773-Mll, Maaon, . Racine, Ohto 1956 CHEVROLET, 1956 Ford. ed in the Columbus am. South- eluding Sara Teasdale, whose PP'Yer - - - - - - -- - - son, Portland, Phone VI 3- W. Va. 4 16 lie 5 I tic Keystone Service Station, Five ern Ohio Electric Company soc- poetry was . written al_ong the by Miss Carrie YO!BIU "CI,osed Marine Supplies 248!. 5 11 3tc ROOM brick borne, 2 bath- -Karl Graeser, Plumbin& and Points. !;-8-Gtp \al room. vem of qmet . despair, AmY the devotions. · roomo, flnlsbed attic and Heating FOR SALE Oe 1957 Hill- Mrs. Edgar Reynolds con· Lowell, champiOn ol free verse Membtrs answeted roll ean 12 lt. ALUMINUM boat with , ARTIFICIAL flowers •u · lorna- basement. Out of high water. MlnersvUte, Ohio man 4 . door sedan. $200.00. dueled the candlelight installs· unagery ; Eleanor .Wiley, whose with a Mother's DtW verse. A trailer and 2 H p MOTOR to plants. Pearl Parker, Lau- Central heating, priced for Eud your oewer troubles WY 2-52Sl. 5 7 tfc lion service for the new off~ poems are kontc, ~ary . Ann round robin card was sent to Phone WY 2-3280 · . rei Clift, Rt. 124 · quick sale. Phone WY 2-8116 We bave all siua . cers including Mrs. Pratt, pres· Moore, Puhiur priZe wmner, Mlu Lydia Ehersbaeb _who II ~ 5 11 3tc or WY 2-2205. Charles F. Sewer Machtnto FOR SALE: 1956 Ford Fall' \dent ; Mrs. Charles Lewis, vice demu~e and intelllgent; and Ed- recuperating from recent 1111'· 11 61 FREE USE of our Carpet WUdermuth. _ _ _ __ _ _.:__:::.__: 4 IS tfc / Reasonable Rates lane, good tires, car In fine president; Mrs. Larry Baker. na Vmcent Millay, a candid ger;y. Membei1 · t~ Musical Instruments Shampooer with purchase or FOR SALE · All modem brick· •Can WY Z.zr14 oay or N\gbt condition, automatic lransmis secretary, apd Sharon Roush, and emotional woman with a were Mrs. Deule _ Pattenon, SPINET PIANO. beautifUl Blue Lustre Shampoo Baker frame booroom ranch atyle . 7 26 tic_ sion. Also 11153 Fordomallc treasurer. sense of the dramatic. ' Mra. Bet! and 3 Cheater ~. near PAINTING, interiOr and ~ter tratt•mlssJOD and !953 Ford The new president presided Members answered roll call Ada and Lucretia · ~,, , Ish. May be had by assum- Furniture . 5 11 6tc home on tng small monthly payments. Model x ft. trailer. State Highway Garage. lor. Root work of all kmds. 6 cyl. radiator. 4 miles out over the business session. Mrs. by ,amlng well-known poets. A contrihutioit was mMe to100 1 8 35 1959 See II locally. Write credit Ha Ed d lot. Several•·•-'•• plans Phone VI 3-2700. 4-30-12tp Leading Creek road, from John Werner, out-going pres!· The meeting was opened with ward the purchaae of the· De1f d rry war s, Langsv 11 le, 400 ..........""' Route 7. Robert Vance, Route dent thanked the olllcers and the singing of "America tbe hymnals. Plans were made fo~ epartment Box 19'.11, Park- Ohio. 5 1 6\c available to quallfled person. EXPERIENCED dressmak· t, Mddleporl, Ohio. 43012\p me.,;bers and presented the Beautlfui," with Mrs. C. M. the nex_t meeting which will bl ersburg, W . Va., or call 481>NICE FAMILY Phone WY M337. 4 IS tfc . 4401. 5 7 &tc . grocery store lng, alterat:ons. Phone WY 2Tile RamOier clul with a set of .1ew nags, the Hennes;y at the piano. Mrs. Eu· a PIcmc '8I the S;yra•·•• · - road• , m Tuppero Plains on Rt. 7, FOR SALE: 3 bedroom ranch 2276. 4-24-30lc World Staaclard o1 Compact American pnd the club flags. ler, out-golnc presld~l, gave side park. For Rent in Meigs Co. Building and In- style brick • fntme home on £1eetlenc• Mrs. werner presented M r s. hlghllghts of lh• year'a p rt>- Tbe hostesses served a dee--· voice Stock doing a nice bua- Chester Road, near State AIR CONDITIONING Refrtger- 1111 car roolll, rlda and per- Pratt with a gift and Mr s. gram and thanked officers sert course durin& the !IOclcll S~~~~~;;;:~~ ~~~:~ !ness. D. H. WOOD, REAL- HiJhway Garage. 100 1 400 lot ation service. Jack's Refrig· rarmaoce. SmaD cor aeooomJ Prati pro;sented Mrs. _Werner and members for their cooper· hour,=·::·- --..,-----7-- 1 2 men. Ph. WY z.o from po~~. J.~~· 446-10M , G12tcalll· !lreplllce, 1torm windows, eration, New Haven, Phone and m••aaerahWIJ with the past president's pin. ation and loyalty durill$ · the and fl a r~e~hmw . 440 doors, patio, tUed bath and TU 2-3537. 4 I lfc flea It was announced that 1he year. She thanked MrS. Henco ee 51 8 mask. · to P· m. 6tp kitchen, hardwood floors, Metrii]Mihall Moton 19th aMiversary of the club will nesy and Mrs. Everett Hayes table covered wJth da · 13 5 5 7 i-a-nd 4 ROOM furnished apartwell Insulated, Several Logaa Fir• and Safe!}' EquipE. Mllbl Pomeror be observed dt the next meet- to. thei!' extra sel"'lce. . She not- cloth. and cenolteredlrls ;\ ments. Rowley & Reed Hard· log pla111 available to quah- ment, Sales and Service, Porn· Pbilte WY wrnt In& 1n June. During the bus!- ell \hilt the club Is in Ill 70th rangemOI)t . ' ..,... !':lJ ~ ware. 5 11 tic 1 HI' 8' 1111 & lied. Phone PoJiletOl', WY 2- eroy. All types and sizes of . if• 4 Z2 tft ness activities and projedli of y4M presented tbe gavel presided at tlHI coffC,!I :· FIVE ROOMS and b•th, 139 ltrotton 1"'1"' 5337. 5 4 lie fire extinguishers, lb. ez· the pll8t year were reviewed. to the new president, Mlu Su• -wlll · Butternut Ave. Phone WY 2- GAIDIIN PlltDI 'OR SALE: Large 4 bedroom tinguishers, Boater's Special. Llv~~an Parll. . , vene,. , ,.., ,.:rr•,' " . , ~· ' 1 . BJ RICK DU BROW only do they not let him down, Vtllted Pren he actually Ukea and enjoys . HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The them and hu learned to adjust tele~!QII rerwtt1 of "The 'l1liD to th~m end bring them hoepltMan mom and the current ably into hla own way of life fad of J1mea Bond motion pk> James Bond for all hlo turea live fll!p Ylewen a load tellllons to allck IDIIBZine aavol chance to com]lll'e lheae two In falre, 1,.01 the impression of a veatlgatlnc fellow• of different bull • headed clod who half 1enerallona, learned his sophlslicatlon by After a close study of the numbers just eno!lllh to bnpreu matter, there 11 no doubt In IIJY Jirls in dlsclotheque mind thai ''The '11tln Man" wlll · be more palatable or viewing Bond' creator, the late Ian and reviewing b. the long run Flemlnc, himaelf aaid something than Bond. "The Thin Man" to the effect that his super-agent wars well, Improving with age. hero was a product of the wildBond wlll be tiresome when the est sort of dreams that men novelty of the lashy gimmlclao have, Yet the notioo that Bond weara of! 'after .one or two re- could brine personal and joyoua peats of the same film. excitement to an otherwise ralhHow do these two heroes dlf- er mundane settlng, as "Thl fer? Thin Man" did, lB an impossible "The 'l'h1n Man" - aa played one. "The Thin Man" was also by WWiam Powell- Is, for aU a product of wild dreams-yet h1s tmprobahle lnvolvementa what a difference in taste. with crbne, an Isle of aanty, an When ''11te Th"n ~ ., 1 .. . ... n movfnstructlvt Ideal of IIJ'ace trl· umphant I yellder of let lea were made, most of the rooand w~th ' Ia Y vie audience was composed ·,of Jamea Bo~ to lrH:heek adults. In lhla era of Jamea or not, doea nolae!":Oinentty Bond, lllliSI of the movie aud~ weD at base, reflecting I dell· ence Ia composed of youngsters. nile tendency toward aadlam, not to mention masocblam 11 Mother's day guests of Mr. well. and Mrs. Floyd Barrlncer were "Tha Thin Man " In 1 re- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kearna markable alate of 'llffalra con- and family of Mason. siderinl bla profeaalon as 1 de- Recent visitors of Mr. and tectlve, rtlecta aome lqltlmate Mrs. Winnie Bailey were, Mr. reaUty by having a wlfe, a and Mrs. Hobart Day and ram· younJ soa an~ a do1. And not Uy, Shade and Floyd Barnhouse. Clifton Society Notes ley. Min OuddlnJ of Nitro called OD Mr. IIICI Mrt. llarlq Powell Mill Juclllb WWlallll If HIIDtinltoll apeol a wteDDd wllh her parent~, Mr. and Mrl. L. S. Wllllama. Mrs. 'Olevla Sweeney, Gro~l port, Oltlo, visited MMra~.w=~I Barker, Mra. Grace C Miss Katie Oliver and friends In Cllfloll recently. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley apenl last weekend with "-lllhter and son-lnlaw children of Dexrer City, The W. D. Llei tormariJ ~~ Middleport. · Mr. and Mra. Hugh Kraft da!lllhter of st. Alblw hn-rld1f.i~~ ed Wednesday with Mn. kr1tft'1! parenta, Mr. 1111d Mrl. VID Meter. 1>'/fUIII -Mn.. Ted IUI•J ,. 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:211 12:25 12:30 Musical Interlude Republican Leglslat11111 Walter Moeller Local & Ohio NeWI Evans Bulletin Board News-0-Grama Garden Club Saturday Matln.,. Alternate Saturd• I l :M News Beat 2:00 Saturday Matinee 2:5$ News Beat 3:00 Saturday Matinee 3:5$ News Beat 4:00 Dtsclng With Q, 4:30 Top Tea Revue 5:00 Saturday News Report 5: IS Dinner Musicale 5:30 Community Choira 7:00 Oft Tha Air Suday 7:59 Sign On 8:00 '11te Singing Preacher 1: 15 News Report 8:30 (bureb of Cllrial 9:00 Musical lnterludt I0:30 First Baptlll Cblll'eb 11:30 Children'• Chapel 11:45 Sunday News Special 12:00 News Report 12:15 Eptacopal Chureb I:00 Church ol God I :30 Gospel Csll 2:00 otd Folks Hour 3:00 990 Hit Parade 3:30 News Headline• 3:32 9110 Hit Parade 3:51 News 4:00 9!10 Hlt Parado 4:30 News Headlinea 4:32 910 Hlt Parade 4:5$ News 5:00 City Commissioner Rep. 1:15 iiiO Hit Parade 7:oo OH '11te Air ~BBIE AND SLATI WINNII! WINttll .. lltANNEit �\ ,,I I ••· . !, "1 \ ~ Sho 1111 Center. Capable, COI!rt-,.• · Mtkt Elbtrftldo In Pomeroy yo";. rl:nt _ tnd 1 r~· ln . o~r wtrohouta Sal11 people wlllllolp you In tvt~ Fro':r Covtrlntt t~d Llnoltuml c-Bicy~ln. on Mechanic Strttl whtrt wt •• Ulld Ttltvlalon Sttl lnd Uiod Furnlturo Lown Mowtrt - Play Gym• . 1nd Appllancts. Sport Shirts aa% • <Olton Smart plaid patterns and Mens Pajamas $3.95 a group of solid colors in Made with long le.gs, long slee· ves. S.azes A, B• C and D. Coatd sty le top. Smart patterns _an stripes. Flne quality matenals. tan, black, green. Sizes adjustable waist or the and extra large (46·48). Set incl udes a short sleeve coat top _ long leg pants and sle~~ shorts. 100% cotton wash wear. 'a.. t'ght colors for Summer D wear. Sizes A, B, C and · solid colors and smart ivy style with belt loops. Mens Pajamas $2o 95 SALE PRICE wear fabrics. wear. SALE I ~.68 MENS SUMMER Summer Pajamas 1.95 Short sleeve top in coat st}·le with a long leg trouser bottom. Sizes 6 to 18. Excellent selection of patterns and colors. SPECIAL GROUP! Mens Kolesport <~ ~ hnrl stlort~ . Sil l'' ~ sleeve coa t , long pants and sleep Boys long Sleeve-Long Leg Pajamas 1.95 Siz.t·~ . fi to lti lu;d ~ ~-~ 1e wp . Smart new p.tltern selection j ''· belt loops, barrel aeams that won't pull out. stylt'.s J!J plaiJ~ and ~tr i t>t' s . Mono Flnt Quality SHORT SLEEVE WHITE SHIRTS WhiLe pique 100% cotton, two pockets. Sizes: small, medium, large and extra large. Can be worn open at neck as a sport shirt or closed with a tie. ct,lors, Come boys department now and LITTLE BOYS PLAY SHORTS aolld colors. 100% cotton wash 'n wear. Boxer waist. Solid colors in black, red, green, blue and (il'ey. 2 polro ~teleC'Iious. For 1 productive life In your Lawn 1nd Gardan UN Walk Shorts stall, the quiet operation and best of all the comfort you get with an RCA Whirlpool Room Air Con- $1.95 SHORTS floor. MOUNTAIN MADI HIT AND MISS RUGS All purpose rugs - for use In kitchens, bath· rooms, dena, basements. 100% cotton wash 'n wear. ditioner. Plaids, Elberlelds 2nd floor. Se· Approx. lect the air conditioner you want and be ready when hot weather really long. Washable. solid colors and stripes. FuU cut, well made. SALE tome in to - Llvln& Elberleldl Furniture Sale on the 3rd o· .Floor I Fumltule Room Suiteo - Bed Room Suites - T~~~:, DEPENJl. Kitchen Furniture - Eaay Chairs - ~ OF FUBNI· ABLE - NATIONAlLY KNOWN TURE on •ale now -on the 3rd floor. - 45•• House Paint... A bargain-priced. q~y lin EEd Oil bouse paint.! Colltrollad dtsning • - - surface dirt. GiYell pod hidin( ad pea* coverap. Resi&W •tmw Made with 65% Dacron Polyester and 35% combed cotton. Solid colors of tan and black. $1\.28 MURPHY'S OIL SOAP Murphy'a preserves as weJI as it dean~. Per(ectly safe for cleaning printed and inlaid linoleum, rubf>e.r, plastic, wails, woodwork, leather, upholstery, automobiles as well 88 painted, varnlshed and enameled iurface!l, e Lets you BEND, stoop or stretch with freedom 1 LB. JARS SOc 2 LB. JARS 95c 4 LB. JARS $1.75 tlefe's why we recot""'end nalionally famous ~ Yanla e No-tare tunnel loop e COIIMftible d,._ shirt collar • Strain-proof shill yoke • Haody poncil partition e Specia!IJ ao<hore~ •100%e fino Sui1fuiud TwiU e ~hoice of Colorl Wt' h<rte your sizL Order nowl S.lt $6 suit SHIRTS in all ~ti~es 14"h lo :i!U 1111 d in your correct slet-ve lell;~liJ. Big Yank Work Shirts ure tailored like a dress shirt - have two flap pockets end are very comfortable to weP.r, Tlt:OUSIRS .are in aizei 29 to 513: waist measure and in your correct length, Full cut, .zipper fly, tun.. nel belt loops . Stron1, Hl'viceable pocket&, . Coiors: Dark grey - Stl• ver erey - Fore~t areen aDd Sun taa. $1.29 Largt Slzt Dual Dish Pano SALE ',I. MURPHY'S LIQUID OIL SOAP 16oJ.50c . 32 01. 95c NEW KIRSCH EMPIRE TRAVERSE RODS IRONING BOARD COVERS PAD AND COVER SETS MA nRESS COVERS- PILLOW CASES MAnRESS PADS Stainproof - flameproof _ completely washable Vynelfllm Window Shadel with a smart "llnen·Uke" texture. White, Lt. Tan, Green. 36"x7' •ts9 You should stall in on ~berfegl~~::dn~;;e~:e t~~ complete selectiOn - rorun bo d · es In f 60" d 54" ar S1Z on and in the easy to iro_n on Silicone finishes also pad and cover sets to ftt all size ironing boards. . d lastic mat· You'll want to see too. the muslin an PPla ti Pll tress covers - Box Spring !Co~ers ofqullt~dcmat: low Cases and a complete se ec ton tress pads. See our complete selection of fine Kirsch Drapery Hardware. years" · stays cleaner, $1.75 a quart '" ... ~ .' · '' . Cli'M VenWattna. Cools up ,to 5 rooJIII. portable. · ~IM -' Ptrtqlt Wlndaw FIM. ·•clll1tlng fanl ·II!CI • · pllrpllle flnt. ' "DAPHNI" PRisCILLA BED SPR~A~ QUILTING Good quality, tnow white II" width· 79c yd. 90" width • 89c yd. ' J BE THRIFTY! SAVE ALL YOUR SALESLIPS FROM A beautiful "Fruit of the: Loom" t,t!xt~IJl spread of lOO% cotton with ·i wo~•&ll' ~11!1 Co!Onlll dealp. Rounded co~n. · Ll~~ Uon frinae, machine wailballle.. ." ".· ·1'!'••.. 1114 twill mea. . ' ~ '"'~ • - """"' ' ' • there have been 1965 w 1 ''"" '' ""• "" ~" '• """"• ""' ,, ......., """"""" '" ..~.;~slur .... '" ... " ""'· "·~ndrew ............ """""' ~f th~ I ~ilo. g~rls' I~-·" "'""'"''"~·~,.; '. . ...... -" MO - P , ... _, , . '?'• ,"'"' '"" '"" •.,,, "' "' w.,/. .... '"" "" '''" o< "'" C &•e, .. - ~ • Dioes. at Home ''~"" 1 50 ' '"' ""'"' lhe . . . 1\illtam Allman, Wttlram Am- ~WIJ "-~y ..:::ndH."~a::-=-A!er~~ ....- .., ·-· """'" ............. """" --- '~" •. ""'""' ~-.. n· Aod • , to 1 SEO Solve $£} f)OO I I " ' . - ....... ',. ' ::arlle ......''" '"'' ·"""''"'""'·••o ~''"' '"'' '"' '"'' """" Mrs. Kess er ""' RD: George Hackett, .Jr ...'lid·. Th d .... •·• ._.,. ..._ .•. 1oo~o0111111 erlooklng !be <Ountryskte be IF••Ids. Sharon Frank: Chari.. loved IO welt. dleport: Wayne Gibbons, MidJeS UfS i Frerker, Joyce l'rederJck, Chel· The abrlne 08 hallowed soli dleport, and Hugh Custer, Puml<r Hager. Ahce Harrts. Kenbean tbe credo by wblcb tbe eroy. I F'unml services w•ll be held nelh Hartung. Mary Hasbargen, 36th Presldt11t of the UDlted Salurd"v al 10 a m. fo r Mrs . • · 1 · Larrv Htll, Earl Hunt. . . . , _ booW • . . ..... .... '"' • E. Williams, 87, who died tlJied his residence In I ucl tltree olbero Thursday evening, wUI ba 4 Marlao llld Sunday at 2 p. m. at the Metoo. the pQot of ID liM Marftte bel· dlst c urch lD yr cuse ... h · s a Its Problems - I NI,OOO rrant to pro. a)r I I - Wllel I llallet ll'llfCI Mr. WUU8D11 waa bll railway .... """" ' '"""' '"'"'"" '""" '•· J Seaaton Robert and Edward I KelllledJ, bn>lben of lbe •laiD I clerk, the Q"'- ' - · ,,. """ ""'""" " " after a lenglhyLanham, '"''" . '"'" "'"'""· •••• al. Columbus, David Leonard, Iris illness ' M.rCoy, Peg Rose Marcinko. 0 - The TJI(JOP.SI IOI!al 0118 ~pUot"oVWNI ,' . . He wu erbone ' of two last to make the run from -....... -·--- -· ..... " - ""' ""' -lr~ln~ ~ .., .- ..... - ..... ·~... ... •. ... ·- _,,. - .... """ .~ay: _ ""' ~ lhlliUNGTON - . . ""'"" .... " "Soviet ' •Americana' - Union IJ'ant, from lite. .Office Four Development. lhe were " " bus -tlon -·-'· Branch. of ' from two Laltn American ol Economic Opportunity in the Domlnlcor lie today to form the bus the 0 to Po through the eflorto ol Coocress. struct by frasmenll o1 ple%1· and belore the1 wao man Walter H. Moeller ol the &lass wben Vlel Cone buUets en out. He wu hfelona " .......... _ force. '"" - · Alden said. lton ol American states which announced plana lice, headed by Donald J. Ben· was reported in seriouo condi· home. son, will wort In COI!junctlon tlon. Friends I!Uiy call at the ,.In&... - In .... The pilot and al • .. ... - "' " ' " - " " ' - - .._ •., - -•., · • - ....... ""'.,.., ,. ..,. ..., • '" ,. - . , · - , ""'....... WASIUNGTON~-::THB~~~~~~ ~In~l ndln=g .·-"... ·-. ban " - .,._ '" "' ""' ...: .: - Renewal for an Obio River front .-- --,.· ~ 11, 100 area ore to assist communlllea was firMid , and coats and solutions to lhelr lfnienced to three dayo In ]Ill 1 --.. """"" • - - ,_, ..... - '" """ ''""' oOO in , Mrs . rM.""'" '"'"Hof Albert ''"· · ·p Koo11Ptgott, "'· 1aude Faulkes. b ooo h •It Po 1· RCharlene c forfeited this morning bo,ih RogerGocy Osborne, !Judge Frank w. Porter's Meigs Mans •• d; a rut er. . .' . 0 er, ay owe • or• bonds ... ....... ~ ~~ ""~··~·· ~·.. .., ""' -··~ "''·'" .. ~·=•...."'~'"''"'"" " '"" ' """"""'· '""' .... '"'"" ... _,, •" '" " ,_, ·· , ...... daugh. .... '· ............. '""" "· •• ' "· ..... cy ThClifton M. Withee, 50. an El- cosls. fictirious regislralion: Cleland, " sister, Lottie. "nd • Spencer, John Tuttle, Tom Wat1 thio area was found dead in •speeding: Harle:: W. Eblin. $5 Friends may call at the ' Granl Young. hio hotel room there Thursday!and costs, overwidth load ; Le- , Schoedmger funeral home. 229 : ----- . "· ..... "" · 1 '"" ' .......... ""-· Atheno Ibis afternoon by air ioperator's th ""'""' '" • p. "'"" • '" bo,..l'•"'m, '" •• •..., "'""""'" ...,... - · • om •••" """ ...... ' - . U~l) -~TaliS ·- - ............ ~ ~ ~ ·~'"""· • ""' • "" ••~'"' """'~''" '""'"" •"'~ ••"olicense, 1nd Orville from 110 • • ""' Dl8PLAY 14NES . o ton It ee ICounty Court. Cleland, Salem. Ohio, an. d sev- olyn. Pr1ce. Florme Prtce, Jean "'' '"" m death 1"'"'"· ""' DI'es I•D Hotel l1' andGrant w. Eslep was fined $25 She"'"" was preceded Ritchie. Judy Roberts. Julia costs on a speeding cha rge, by her husband. John. her Robinson, Lawrence Rood. Nan- ...... " ........ - ..... - "'' """ ,,b ....... 1ents Into lhe Caribbean 00U11- Office ol Opportunity to aceeJ. placed at 11 tilled and 77 until noon"" ~""""" """' ,_ • -· ··· _.. """"· ..... ... • ........ shields Two miUtary adil..ers He is survived by ,_ m. The services ! 9 ~~ I~ ,_. " ' """""' / incomplete 0000 for Mrs. Clyde Cal- · ''" ""'"' m '" " ""'" om o. •. """"" "" .. " "" , _ , " at. 3 p.m. today. /bond on a ;peeding charge and , He is oumved by hiS mother, Albert r.rim. 8 $2 . bond on a !\'Irs. Lohse to go Mrs. Genevieve Dewhurst olfcltalion of driving7 50an unsafe : T PTA C . Sanitarium. Survivors Include her husband, Clyde, and sever. al meces and nepheW!!. FrlendJ ~,~....._ .._ - • ......., .- __ .,""..•.. - ,... ....... ,_ ", ..... "'"'""".,... "'I . ""' "'"""' """' " ~~" .... - · """' "• - "' -. w... ....,...... ..-......... • ................ """' " ".... .. • """·~' •). ¥ " •"' ,:--~ :!' -· - •""- •••' ' .... • """· """' '""· """~' '•'•h '""'· _,.. "'""' •,, •· '""I •,:":'7" :: ..."":. - ._-- •.• ·~ .... '' ;,~""":: ;",;.° .:..,; "' "" - ...•.~ """"" .... ..... ' • '.:'._?~·~_!'! •·~ovn of poverty, relallng ............ _.......... on The Pomeroy Junlof clau Ill 5:30 p.m. P'lroiiiiAIUUBON II L1AD amlls,l PARIS <UP!) ...: DWI charge In Middle- .. .... _ · .. "' • MOSCOW .. - - - - ...., ............. ""•h'- - ~ ·~"~"!'· ]!.llarl!tra Liit!"k~ ~ feltiJiit~ be~~=~=~~ a. m.. · Russlatt lrihlport platlti ,;,.:..._ fp" 1 "' an -·-...atlon woe d • JUMPS FROM TOWEll Walt. PARIS (UP!) llaod'l' Ya.. Rtitli' old French . ""lit Harrison wDJ play' lbe 1 .ft8eph Mll!ldewta · "Tile Jll." II! A Illlyollbe liiJt Yftl';lltilted · ·· ,. suicide Ill Pol'4erly'*j dfelrltit 11111:30 of IIIIi U . ,... Cillf ·It - ~~~-~. rl~=~' ~~!•. .:~:...,c~;,~;;t;,-·:;·:~iH,i[;;'' ~. t(''· resumed tn Demopollo following , In Houston. Tex., Negr""\ de- , May I. 0 <l!eet. Ohio Slate · I .. c .,. .., "' "~"" "'-· """'"-•• ""'""'·-· """ ·-· - ., ""n• ....•• ~ ,LCoon. tv6fJ>url '"'"' "' '~'"~·~• "'" '"" • '"" ''' ""''· '""'' ,.weiltern . ,. , .Te~. ., '"""" ~!:..co~=~= •""""' ""' ,....,•-,..,...•- ~:·.'""'• -• •--·w "" ·'•~. F' pos~ I evJes mes I ..... . ". "... -CJi£ W h ... , '"'"~ "."'"'"" ~., ....,.,~.... ~- '""I ~.. TWO CJTBD ELBE RFELDS IN P. * * * 8th Baccalaureate ServiCe ' one of lite most declslvt vtctor. acted angrily and nearly fl.- /plans for lhe integration IYatlle of • Hospital Week,, . Clt;·sler Chun h Wik'lla Atherton, Dl· ies of the war. 00 was collected for a rebuild- I would be laid. P h N ana Baer, Roger Bahr, Robert 111 1 Flft -thrte " managed are bv ofThe t • •'>rene. . smg . Baker ·Bahr Leonllrd Jr .. each the W111ls Lead. wHl , captured Y a ona w11h a a!l were II --· - - -, - , . .., .,, ,. ,, a The boardhosp1 of taltrustees wrll BenlzBarber go onday saleof later. big cache 'L•trle Tlungsensemble My Lord" fol- Lmda , · Mary Fran. ,lnllham is general chairman of 0of weapons - most of them RUNNYMEDE, England, Harold Sauer. 'll•ddleporl, Ho- low•ng Rev \tnrne·s address ces B•sr ..J_ames Brewer, Caro0"'"" Th " H -dedicated """". . . . .ID. lbe.... , I.Brown, . . """· " ' < 0 '"'"" "'""' SAIGON (UP!) - Cotnmg. name' of-the Pomeroy: Andrew • ·-· - ene Connie Clark. Merrilee C.MM" Coleman, Bridab people Euglaad'• mem· Cross. Racine: Harr; Allen. • I Warren Connolly, Theron in a- 69c •,..... "'~·· C<Jmmit~. 1 . . . . """" ....... W, ........ " ......... ' " ' ..., ""' - s. ihe coln.ieta t~ur Oa~ry ....,, ..... """"' ... ".-I'""'' ..,_ • •'""""·-~· • '"""" ' ' " "":,.,,,"~""" '"" '" ~-•~• .... - · O . . . . . • .' SIT ~ ~nd $5.50 a gallon IOO% Cotton. Drip-drl, crease resl~nt ~hi Preshrunk, ail colors in 'AI in. - 'I• 10· n. 1 in. size checks. I I" f Thursday nllht, lnjurln& !edt lfVen periOI!S. Thunderstorms rated Fort Worth today ano the weather bureau warned •• cleans easier. CHECK GINGHAMS , d ,r:.?,!er and Dbath 3 Pc Set includes contour rna!, U In rug ;.;ith skid proof back. 100% V...._vae rayo beautiful pastels and dark colors. --AIJOES WERE .... -. - - '29~95 ' BATH MAT SETS M W-, 0 ..,. . cast today' for Dallu Worth, Tex.. and centra messy drippiness. Dries in 20 "WHITE ROSE" From u,. City hal,' the group went to ·11• sherrll 5 quarters where Depuly Shertff Manley took them on a ,01 . Ihe )atl. A treat at Jacks Bar '" Mtddleport concluded the aflernoon. Summary of mad~ Prt~alnttrnttlonol_ _demon~tra. ~or ~!tempted Activity at H aJ Made ; tastic &rowlh of the Mid-Am- eant on Saturday evening. lean schools In lite past lew General admission tickets Clings to brush or roll· minutes. I arsh!p team, in lhe glee club, mixed chorus,. ensemble, ; concert band, pep band and was a candidate m the Jun. "' l -w t&Q4 . iW 'ior Miss Pageant held by Leo Ketmtdy, Middleport Ihe Meigs Jaycees this year. the Spanish club and a memlwlmllliaJ pool mlUiaJer, lioa Hartung has served as pre.i· ber of the prom corrumttee. illU!OIUiced tbat appU.atioDI dent of the student etmncil, The awards day activity opfor We. JUrtl pooillon at tbe : been president of his class lwo ened with the processional by pool for lito • • • wDJ be aeyears, participaled m school . the semor class and awardmg <opted lmmedlataly. By United plays, was on lhe yearbook of Nalional Honor Society cerapplkalloDI are to lot oea& Police more liQa&& arrests of ractal , sta ff. school scholarship learn tificales and presentation of pre. 1 to Mr. Kennedy by Wed1Je • tors at Demopolis, Ala., 'Thursday. the third straight and on I he prom l limmary district - state sch<llarday, May 11. 10 march "' the west Alabama , Ken also lellered in foor'oall, shp certificates. . 11 Sea .... U.bts day, Negroes are alao oa te otll!o loiJow. catue !own Without a parade perlll!t and were met by basketball, in whieh he won see. Excellence m every departIDa raftl: Cbllilrn onder 13, officials. o ond team all-stale honors. and ment or Sludeni aclivily was N; U yean olltl over .. ; Forty-eight demonstrators were arrested at a NeOSplt 'I rack. and was a member of recognized m awards presented ... b tlcllelo10 $11 oa pluo •ate fZ lor - including conduct, obey of an charges, offrcer, l . . IID!II)' gro churchdisorderly and a Negro schoolfailing on • to vartety . the Larm club. Lellerman·s club •Continued on pagt 2) y and violation 11f an injunction prohibiting adults from 1 OperaiiOnal figures of Veterdo. '"' ......., .,.. • .... , " l ing school h0Ul1 [ing lund by noon Thursday. made known IO VISllors durmg I . The arrests ilrlnJBht to 121 lhi·Damage to the church was e:,. , an open house tlus week These number of persons picked up byltimated a1 between $4,000 and mcluded • ,.,..,- ................. ·-"'"'""' ~ .......... '""" "' " " ,, fori fest~vJties ~r Mr Williams 20" Portable Win4ow Fani , :.... tpeeds, .000 CFM .etrcu~tlng. _2100 . SHEETING "hooHoo.,: o< mid-American member. and I reserved seals al all events ex- lnamese troops caught the Viet jact'' by the Anmston Star. 'Houston -announced a rally/the non-profit. counl y-operaled nnr•pa l. Will iiilrodure Crisp, Coctl CO!"fortl LOG CABIN '" "' '""'' will take, 1 store, Blue 6 ,Grey, Swisher • King J;. Monday n g · an :ursda g 43 births 215 surgiral cas. srho"ol will, be co nducted in the school audilonum 'd . k Lohse, Dutton s llrug Store or Also ID Alabama, a dynamlle y es and an est•maled pavroll of •at ., p m Mav !9 lhe Martin Restaurant. bomb heavily damaged. $160.000. I • FollO\\'Ing liw processiOnal, Rev .loseph Kraly White of the advance ticket& 1Negrochurchalthe commun·1 . of the StJohn's Lutheran <hurch wtll offer the mvoca. 12 Ohio alb- for ...50 on.lhe weekend olthe itary advisers today counted 178 Jearly Thur.<day morning. There. [,eaders of whose ' uses 7.00!! lbs of laundr\ and le"(;od · Loved Rev Kralv. - · - - - ' ..... No t e d 1o u 1 stirring, Completely $3· 95 , P1lntTo Use Flows on, no y today on June 11-19-:Jil it was an· l · ' ' ..""-""".. -."" - ~·,. ' '""" -~' """· GENERAL ELECTRIC 'FAN . Regular type- two way draw, smooth operation 30" to 48" - ' - - - - - - - - - $2.59 48" to 86" - - - - - - - - - $3.69 66" to 120" - - - - - - - - - - $4.99 100" to 180" _ - - - - - - - $6.49 "How long " The Etsltst Well er. <2) Twelve and I! year olda bali lhrow and high jump. Con- mission charge. p0Jice MakeMass Affests JnAJabama £or Th"IfdDay ence will challenge lhe Big Ten ed from any memner of the[ or nlort tornadoes were ~~~~~ i~o h~~vy d~~ •od K'" Hort""g ""' m- W"m' ~ent ~n ·~~le 178 B0di·eg .., .. .,......._ - "" ""'" •• • --1 ·d ,_ .,. "" - """'"1 ~~ I ,.••, ~... • ""~ " At Eastern 1s Wednesday 00 • - "'"'' .... , •<~. M .... , """ 000te ffi ' '""' • ~·~"~ "'"" ;" "'< ; - . : ~· .~ ~ """'"~' '"' "'""" Hr~h,_, Co<b<h '"""'' Roc"''"""' ''"'" M '"'"' n lo~.~~reg:o:!'.J ~;, days . v• t k :~t •=h a~O~~ ~.~e:~: Pr~ee IC ory a e smal', :~~h a::~.e~:.~;n:~·~:ali:: R ho~~ing ""''"' . ""' ~'""' ""'"- "' "'"'"'" '"" ,.,, "PUS~."- ,, """·· "" '"''"·"':."~,flns•n"" ""'' ""'"' - ~ ye•r be Iii thlnb ' 964 llllld Thursday. p m nlghl it ll "only a matter ol time and numbers" nollnced. SPRED SATIN All VInyl Plastic WINDOW SHADES ""'"' "" '"" • """' " - • •• "' ----.......c-------------- --- - ------"-- '-- - ---·---- 4THBIIS~ OHIO- AR.• PU.,I · ·~Uti. . ~ otre Dame's head~ rved ......~ .. -· " "" -'::":: ::: l;:. :;;.... ... - · -~ NEW HOMOGENIZED YYNElFILM to Increase lho physical fitness Regatta Tickets 0n SaIe . . lliejhlaq, GaUoa weather conditions. White end Prectlcel Too New! stronger space ag~ _Linear Plas~c. ~~~f~~~ ed by detergents or botltng wate_r. ::ndalwood side, rinse in the other. TurquOise, and white. •• W"' " " "'""'" ""' "'" Champ nearly '" their ...,... own age •• in the"'' fol- """"' Boys in the third have Pomeroy Ihe ••boys '""'"' lo the "" firehouse the Alli•Wo Eastern sthool paper o< during her junior "' • ""' •....., ...,._ '"' •rn High oo "'School. "''"" "'""/ '' '"' lor of"" " p••Ooo< '"' ""'" """·year, "' motherland "' -and ' parttclpate ' .. ''" •• banquet, DUAL PAILS '::""' ,"":: • : '" """' 0 .,.... ....., •• ""' """ •• • "" - •• .., """'' ._ :":: ';,;.":'"•" ' · h'- """' '" • • " "'..._ - · """" ""' - In the $419 S1111rtly Styled $2.49 BOYS SHORTS m WORLD $1.69 gets here, $] .BB 24'• wide, - •iJI•••••--~11 DON'T FORGET! insecticides, fungicides, pesticides, fertilizen and baits in the Hou•area $]-OO Buy your air conditioner now and be ready for the hot days to come. You'll like the easy way they in- BOYS bultons - -urlty of "" - See the completa Une of RCA WHIRLPOOL AIR CONDITIONERS Sale! $2.95 $3.95 and $4.95 ......... """ ...... Ortho Products deparlment on the llllln Another Big Shipment MATCHED SETS - ., 1 ' """U. gular shirt. Size•. medium ond large. Cot~n knits and broadclotlts m amarl stripes, plaids and Ken Hartung Top Students ~·r "";;' ":: ...... """"' ......._ ...... '"" .... -· ·-··u........~. -· ""0 ,,_•~ ' "'""· "''"~"'"'·' Mh"''" ""' . "'"k''"'" ............ "'""""'' '" '"""""~· "'"~""'' '"••~ m,i lhel~ Junl~r~ lfou~ -.·-,..., ' -"" ... '.......... , ..~ ... . ...,.... ........... ""........ ..... """""' . ""'...... ... '""" "'"'"' '"' . "'"" .....,••...,···~cy -· ··. .. """"" "'"'"'...... "'• ·-· '"' ... ..,, ,, "' "" " ,.. .... "' " """"' .~. ,, ' " "· " ' " ' "' " """ "~ ,,,,_ .,_ ... ...... . "' '"' "' .... ""'"' .. _... '· ... ·~·- .- ·- ... ~·...,""- .... "."''~ .•. ~,,_, '" "·" ... """' " .""""" .. ., '"' """' Mens $8.95 Sumrntr Slacks SALE $7.88 MENS Wrlma Atherton ! ~re ral~,~ . Eastern Honors il ts ~ear '~hul jacket or inside like a re· in tu the busy melt~ and make you.r h~ the announcement IBid. Members of Den Three Cub I opeculatlon Scouts and their leaders, Mrs. l1 InThere the W4st been that the second Up to 100 Melia youllt 10-151of school children by affording as of September I, 19111. teslanta can enter only three Richard Rosenbaum and Mrs. Chinese wupon would be I years old are expected to com· lhem an opportunity to enter (31 Fourteen and 15 year olds events in his age group. Con- Elza Gilmore. Jr., went on a plutonium bomb dropped from pete In tbe first &IUIUal Meigs competition on a county:wide as of Seplember I, 11166. testants must shorts, T ·, lour Wednesday alter school an airplane. County Jaycee's Jun10r Champ basis. Junior Champ will mtro- Boys m group one may H- shirts and tenms shoes. No , in observance of the theme of , Th• Chblese broadcast, !DOD· a track and field meet on May duce these boys to track and lect three of the following events track shoes will be permitted. the month, "Know Your [ ltored here, said today'• biqt 22. field events and encoorage them In which to participate: M yard The date for the return of Town." , meant China auccei!Siully " to particlpata In ouch events dash, baseball throw, standing the entry blanks bas been 'l're group visited the cily coooluded ill second nuclear Early registrations 1 com- when they enter high school. broad jump, running broad moved from May· t5tb to May , hall where David Goodwin of test." · lng at very satisfactory It wlll not be necessary for jump, high jump and football ltl!b. f' the pollee force took the group · llrlpl)rtut Acblevem ..t staled Bob Eastman, Jhese boys to have participated Jbrow. Gold, silver and bronze med- on a lour and explained a "'11111 nuclea1 tesl Is anolher chal!'man. Enlry blanks and In simllar events before as Jun- Boys in the second lfoup •Is will be awarded to the first. I machine which separates Can be worn outside •• a and stretch ~ul1d ':5£:?.:E':ra.:.J 00 May Compete in Junior Champ f:!:~"t:::" 'A Mtno $6.95 Summer Slocka SALE $5.88 SHIRT JACS SWIM TRUNKS s tyle~ TROUSERS cool to wear. Smart. ne-w colors for summer and hot weather. Slzea 29 to ~ waist measure and Elberfelda altar all lrousera to your correct lentth free of charee. ideal for swn·mer wear - MENS AND BOYS Boxt>r ' wear fabrics that are Sizes 32 to M waist. AU sanforized I h ru nl< . . Bnatid sail drill pockets - w e A truly fine selection of smart styles in a wide choice of patter~s and colors. All are 100% wash n wear. Full cut and very well m_ade in sizes small (14-14~). medmm 115-1511.!), large (16-16'hl and ex· tra large (17-17~) 1o H. MENS BLUE PIN CHECK lOO% cotton pin checks-- SPORT SHIRTS are 100% wash All FIVE CENTS nu~Iear •s·.oo for FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1965 TOKYO (UPD - Communist upiodlng a plutonlum bomb It the lower • powered otomlc delend the purposes of the Chi- pose of abolishmg all world peace." 1 China today exploded lts second would be e•idence of "real weapons. nese nuclear arsenal.. weapons," It said.. The announcement said the atomic bomb Peklne Radio an- atomic sophistication" and abO- Plutonium Is ll!e fissionable "China Is conducting necea- The Pelcng Rtho announ ,_ blast was m the atmosphere, nounced. ' lty to de•elop a hydrogen material usoJble in A-bombs sary nuclear tesll within «* ment hailed the tnt as "an. which means it will produce The Chinese exploded their bomb. and also used to trlager H- fined llmitl and ll developing other important nchievoment radio-active fallout for China first atomic device last Oct. 18 Only lhe United states, Brit- bomba. lhe nuclear weapon for tbe pur- scored by lhe Chinese people in and surrounding nations. to beooJne the world's fJih nu· Bin, and RIIB91a havt done that Offer ·Dtfea" pose of coping with the nuclear strengthening their national de- China has spurned the Sovietlhus far. France, the fourth nu- Peking's propaglnda machine blaelcmail and threats ol lite tense and safeguarding the sec- British-American ban on atmosclear power. Reds may ·have Ita clear power, still ll limited to lmmedlataly We!ll Into action to United Slales and for the pur- urity of their motlterland and pheric testing. Rellable 90urcesdropped IBid the SLACKS B01S Boys 3 Pc. Pajama Sets · · · · · · ·· $2.95 S<?t 111 dudt· ~ 2 SALE PRICE \ ' ina Fires 2nd A-Bomb .. me~lum . (33-40, l~rg~ (42·44) Sizes 8 to 18 in checks, sleeve top, long legs, co prints and stripe s. Full cut and expertly made. L i . the beltless model with All are I 00% wash 'n ·aI y I'OMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Sizes small (84·36), plaids, all 100% wash 'n ' VOL XVII NO. 24 ••l'Y· 29 to 42 waist. Choose • and lO% Docron Polye• ter ttAto. 110% Uc and 110% Coloray rayon knits. All 11'0 eompletel,v waohable _cool to wear require little or no ironln(. Walk Shorts . A, B, C' and D - Lol14! Stzes tton f~- -;~1 [.>/i ~ • e SPORT SHIRTS 100% ·cotton kalt - Mono and Boyo SUMMER PAJAMAS Pajama Sets · · $3.95 f $2.95 KNITTED Boyo Short SlotYII MENS 3 PC. ,. '! -----=---, SPECIAL PURCHASE and SALE I' ' ,, ELBERFELDS I (I lo-'l natl; two brothers, Charles N. " ......... Veterans Memorial Hospital Alhens will join 2.000 PTA leod- ; Wllllsm o1 Greenvillo. DISCHARGES - Eula tiona! Conrress of Parents and m Ohio; Tom of .Chillicothe, and er. Columbus; Ray Byers, Ra- Teachers. Harold of· Rutland. cine. Mrs. Lohse Is Southeast ll!lo Yflr. Distrlcl Dlreclor. •• FIREQN CAUED Melc• Genenl Hosphal The four. day convention will Racine Volunleer Firemen ADMISSIONS - Emma on "Critical Issues In were IUDib!oned Ita 1:14 m. Middleport. ams, Racine; James ·Souders, "PTA Our Democracy;• brusl!p.lire Towird . o\ "~~~~~-~~:·. c~nter t1 -1r re •· -mil ---~- ~1-: TRF.fl ,hlgl~~~~t~fl ~~~~· ·C~ Clo!M(y, ·.._... a.Jc1f ... · "': � 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. 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