https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5afae9425368ccb01e9e23d71e64fb33.pdf 962b028b515fc224aed70b13b2d9214a PDF Text Text \ ,,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 ... · "': �~. I. Reds Blow Big Lead, Phillies Rally to Win 7-6 2-DIIIy S!lntlnel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., May 14, 1961 1) I ' GAMES ON TV Miller Submits $5,990 Claim ,m-.. ;•;;:'"' ""'• River news -...- Cred'It for HOUSE V ,., ..... Legis. Iat•IOU.. At a Glanee I GOT YOU OVER A BAUEL? ted: THE DAILy F R' , S9th JaUreate rnr llOUil Ill• rnn~l nl wou ep not much !!Ifill:' very I mf'nrement SundaY Mav 30 . I • -' - Society News . Correction lhtms In Thursday's Ad Should Have Read: Mayflower Creamery ~-··- Long Bottom .,. "'" "'"'"' ~"" fEKEEP ,,~· ~:~.; inc~ ~~~~edry ~t:;~ ~:::• L~~~ tr.ila;;l;;A;;;rt;;;a;;;k;;ey~to:;;:Cha:;;:r;;les:;;:F;;r:ec:k~·~~~~~~~~==~ s:.e Speaker Named B Ill.,. Ul ' BEAT •SANDWICH Jon: -·~~ ~ STEAK I Ing eto .~~:~ s"':!~N .~:,~ Innin~ Crow's Wa]}ace Gets •lf•ir•."' lOth Ill MILWAUKEE (UP!) - '1111 Milwaukee Braves will play thl Pittsburgh Pirates Saturday, May 22, starting at 4:15 p.m. COT and the Los Angelea Dode· era Saturday, June 5, s'#llng at 1:15 p.m. CDT Ill televiHd games. MINGO •UPII _Stale Department spokesman casualties in the air attack. lated btctdent, btcreallll totai iTh• Amerlcatll ridtnl In the Charles Knlsht, who placed COLUMBUS !UPI) .- The SANTO DO• ·. ' Do · id lhe planes strafed one TWO KILLED U.S. military casualties here to wto vehides d1ved lor cover. first in Mei&s county and re- annual sundry cla1ms bill, Jlew ltghtlng 111 ~~~~~une~'"~~; ~ ~R s. held position ,.ar th eem- Two u. s. Army se<'tlrlty 20 dead. No"" of them was hk, bUI ceived honora.ble mention in t~e which makes appropriltlons to lltcludmg the .1g d th 1. •-1 bassy apparenlly by accident agents were ohot and killed by At least two Dominican were UPI correspondent Matthew T. state was re- plent of the Oh10 pay off mlscellanenuo personal e eue ·' but there · ' · · h h uld d' · Go Yer~enI end Cit!- lnj ury, contract llld property ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;&'!II; .strikt dl wh>eh Th . Si·d once dampened was no repurt of U.S. the rebels in an earlier, unre. reported kltled and three ,Kenny • r<g t s o. er was u- Htotory, 0 fl UJS 'Y· t1 --- - - - wounded in the strafing ' located when he Jumped out of zenship eraminat1on award pre. damage claims aslinlt tile •ope today for. earl;.1 seltlemen : ".·e"'""'"'''"""''~'~'"•'~mw z•)l)l!!!i'~~~ Bullets fired b)' tho rS1s nar· the jeep. He was treated at the senled by Dave Strilr:Un. state, woo lnlrodured '11tursday of the Domonocon ' '"'· '""'"""' · · · · · ·· '··'' · · · ' · .. 1 · ed l nd l us Marino medical otatlon Garv Wolf received an .award by II r _ driven P51 , row y m1ss a eep a a m11a . . --J th •·- Rep • Ralph FIJhtlr, R·Woo• Five prope • ·h100 guns Gov. Jomoo A. Rhodu, lolnttl lly ...orono tary bus in tht supply corridor. here. for winning e vocabu-, ter. fi&hten. flrmg rna< groupo throughout tho otato, hu proclolmttl tho "down," Nlllcy Baker, spell and pmosibly rorkets. knorked i wuk of M.y 16 to 22 "Hiro A v..oran Wuk". down award, and Sharon Hoi· The largetl lingle claim, out the rebel radiO transmllter , Purpose of tho olltervanco il to draw omployoro singer, Twila Karr and Ken fl29,000, was submitted by the oboul 2 p.m. Thursday. I ottontlon to tho occupotlonal quoliticotions of voter· HartUJll, tht poelry owll'ds. Jur&eDJOn Co. ul ClnclMlll, for ' The orea altacked was near · Perfect attendance certUica~ work done on 1nte...tale 71 ill the U.S Embassy and .lhe ons. Gov. Rhod.. urgttl Ohio Employers to plate llinr NtWI Trlb ... •• went to Patricia BoriDC. Delaware Coooty. American·~eld supply . comdor tholr ordera for workon with tho Bur01u of UnomGauce nadlaas: Gallipolis Gill Gillllen, Roger Griffin, '111e firm claimed the Hlghthrour"._Santo _Dommgo. _ A ploymont Componution, locol Ohio Stolt l!mploy· Dam 12.2, 16.9, r011ning 16 feet Kathy Griffin, Carol Knolls, way Department failed to pro. -mont Service Dfflcos 10 that quallfittl ....ron• may on rollers, Pomeroy-Maton 21.· Vicky Pooler, Larry Spencer, vide the right. of •'wly for the DISCUSS REPORT bo roterrttl to suitable jobo. 60. Pt. Pleaoant 24.65, Hinton Joyce VaDMeter,. Kenn~th Well, je bt 1m ltl In fin. WASHINGTON 'UPII - The . . . .. .. . ..· . .. , "' WASHINGTON (UP1l- Hou10 11 92 K~nawha Falls 4.61 Char· William White and David Seals, pro ct t e, rHU n1 ienate Rules Commollee .will ! ~.~~!it'f{~,~~~~~HIII1il:ll!f~ Uberals today gave Alabama l~sl;, 19.17. London, Marmet aU frlllhmen; John Damewood, ancla:~~se~edue j~t delay In meet ""'t Wedn.-day to discu., , Gov. Georae C. Wallace the and Winfield dams wore on tht !Richard Douglaa, Jack Dewan, oomp I ~ a reporl on II! mvestJgallon of : "credit" for the initial success ill ' !Janet Frank, David Heaton, Other claima in the bill In· the bu•i?"" former : ! of their plan to strip aovernors ~~I Movemeltl: Ray Justis, Patricia Koblenll, eluded: . Senale I ide Bobby Baker . COLUMBUS tUPil - Thora- !courls to participate in deiln .. of power to vtto federal ant~ • Oblo River - steel City up IMary Manldn, CaroiJD Maxey, -Joe D, Miller, Galllpolll, fl,· The 1·eport Is ex peeled lo cov. . . . · . ti ro rams poverty granto. 1 Thomas O!!borne, Linda Speno 990 agaimt the Highway Depart· er •n alleged payofl on the days major legbiattvt acllon :quency112p.flreven on p g . "George Wallace has done it 14, 9:S5 p.m.; John J. Rowe up cer, Daniel Spurlock, Roberta ment for delay in providing . . . 1 for at a glance: •Vote I. 14 !I:IS p.m.; Sl. Marys up w 11 d J w h . n :;rdmg 01 11'' cnnlro< . · •- t -H B >a5 normils oecrtl'il,. again" said one member of the ' . . N 11 1 I' e s an erry arne, sop • rl&hl..:>f·way on an OhiO 179 .,.,no • . . . ·., ' 14. 1.26 o.m. , a ona up '• omores j In J • Co ty . . f r lumbia Stodi the DJSiriCt o o . - P·. ed · of otate to licenoe ministers to House Educotlon end Labor ' ·10 am. Pennsylvania down • . pro eel ac.ton un . ihe award nl, a gnvernment ass · h · hi h eel th e •· . 6:40 · ·•a.m.; POUY Downey Paul Curtis •. Patty Dor1t ' urn : . . . ' - Sub H.B. 7. creat"s o h 1o perfmvn marriageo anyw ere Conumlttt, w c approv 14 contrarl for • wale< deoallmg Arts Council. •Vole ~Ol. in the state. (Vole 112-i). ant~veto proposal Thursday u 15, 3:511 a.m.; New Martin•· Tom Dorat, Rmkle LlnthiCUift eluded preaentatlon of the Enl· planl : a~d lhele<ltmony oi iOJ · - S.B. 511, allows slate retire- I -HB. 611, makes parkinl without liVIng any previouo In- vfite down 15, 4:15 lm.: An· and Barbara ~~nth, llsh key to Diana Baer, the mer While House arde Wollor ments sysle.!lls to invest in brake law conform with uniform dle~tlon It hsd such octlon ln ldrtw Calhoun down 16, 3:10 a. ~~f:; ~~:~::n~a t ~nDa.:. Matb key to Ruth Osborne, W. Jenkins , World Bank . IVote 27-21. mol or vehicle code. !Vote 114-4)). mind. ' m.; Jane T. up 16, I a.m.: Jer· ood Ch I 'J hry Ro ' Scle.nce Key to Roger Bahr, ---·I - S.B. 268. ollows Ohio Sup- 1 Introduced: "There didn't seem to be ~ ry Bosworth up 17, uo p.m.;~.~ S arn:!r o.:.:::s ger Social Stu~1eo key to Albe.rt rrme Court Judges l.o pick their! - H.B. 931. $57,703 oundry much tntereat 1ft chan1tng the Jefferaon up 17, 5:05 a.m.; :. "" b. · Pooler, Latm key. to D.lv1d 01 SENTINEl .own chief jusliCt!. (Volt 28-0!. . claims approprlalion. veto provision until he used it Queen City up 17, ls.m.; Bell· D. rne,B AI ert Pooler Leonard, commercial key to lr· ' Houoe down in BirmiJllharn," the ver down 18, 12:20 a.m.; Pal i&no aer w•• presen "McCoy, Home EconomiCS key 1 DIVOTEL To INTEQE5> a• · P· .. ed . member nid referrina to Wal- M ph __ _ . L W Yearbook oward by Mlas Lucy ,t0 Sharon Frank and the lndu1111 3 5 1 Yu;P19, · · 449. Jl"rmils juvemle : lace's veto w'ednesday uta $55,. c ...... '""'"'' .,. · · . 348 federal &rant lor a riiCially up 21 ,. Kn'lJht W1n- :•r. ,ublltllrd •••r, a fief"'"" ,. .. -,p• , "' 111 •~:> -"' . h AI . ' 2:30a.m.: Warnt!r down k'•· u.. I nd Cb lf~eS 1 •• '"''" "·' r" """ ''"" .... ,.. ,., URuES NO PA..,Au.. Inteant... 1roup 1n L • a 21. foe bound: E1110 Pf1111!yl· ewspa wa ds 0 1 "'e n 1 '~~~:, '"m''"' "" ""'"'"" " ''"m WASHINuTON UI'IJ The Or f0 S b copilot 1 d 22 I •• lA ners per r ' 1 on11l au••nm ..,,,r• ,n""' .. -· • ama . · . van 1 own ' :.w a.m.; r~ Senior presentation~ · 1n<"lnded wv t ·l i M ~:~ n • n r l al "' " ""' "'"~ 1 admmlstratlon urged the House ! W131lace 1 1ctton was not the ena down 23, 12:" a.m.; Phil· tht DAR rd to M' 1 1 "" •· 'tl et Th ursday !I r·ll'B t an r1-povert Y veto bY ai tp· Sporn up 23 , 2:""'a.m.; LW1· Atherton · · ·the awaMarazine award oas . £nt•r•" ,, ••~ond ct•• ma111n1 Ban kl ng ,_,omml :;-:,';" " ,,, '"" """" " '""""'' . not to pus on onti - Arab trade 3CC3 state ~overnor - Texas Gov. 10 Point up Greenup 4:30 p.m.; to The;on crui.e for .elllna ,.<a!,lllllil •d vtri.IJII'll r l'pru•n'•. proposal backed by lawmakt"rs John Conllillly blocked • feder- Rnenswood up Greenup 10:20 over $100 In subacriptlonl ICh· Tho,. onc:o WH ~;:,n~~~~~":!l; ~.~~:h·,~~..r. i~~ "'·~~ fnendly to Israel. Dr. Wllfr~d T. Pl£'k!r. ac- algrant last month. p.m.; Buckeye St.tte do" n olarshlp ttst reeoiJlltion t~ Wil' "" Undrr Secrelary of State aaemlc dean of Alderson· BroadGreenup IO 20 p.m.: R. H. Bos· rna Atherton wilo placed sec'"""'"'" "'" "'"""' '' (;eorge W. BaiiJ81d the measdus College Philippi W Va worth II up r Greenup IHO r:atP•• .,hn• •••Uihlt l< ""' 11• 1 ld , , , U . 1 • • • ., D.. .. 1 d p. ond In the co~nly ' Ken Hartung ' w•11• rw r ,u, '" 1 '.,A""~ ~· ' 11 • ure tou ob~tzw. t ~ loreJgn will deliver the 88('C8Iaurtale rn · o.you LNrTI ne own ninth and Jlm Meredith and ~~~~~n• '':7'~o'' ~~~~~~· ~~~.,~,~.~~~ t<~ ~· policy and hindtr American ! Address at Rio Grande C o 1• 2: 3B a m F. H. Johnson down j Dav~ Leonard, honorlblt mtn""'M """' """' . ...... · ,., h"'lne,.men and probably 1 . 191 h anniversary Com. ! lureenup 5·4tJ a.m: Yalvoline .tton. dill .... u~l'llt ""' mnnth •• jn , , ld hI 1 I f.ge s . I u Greenup 7·45 I m. Christy ' K'}}' • p . . ., . I Awards to eenlorJ for hiV· up Meldahl 4:25 P m : Illmols ine distinctively weU • rounded I jii'_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...,_ _ __.-_ ....-..-. --. .-.,, The Bacralaureat oerv1re Will ! Mr and Mrs. Keomy Reynold• Idown Meldahl 1:~ p.m; West- at le'ast four unltl of Entlbh be he ld at 10 30 a. m. iDST J1land Rosnie Reynolds of Pome· ern up Melclahl 6.40 p.m.: Pam- and three of Math Science So- ' o• I he college green In the roy were vi•itlng Mr. ond Mn. 1ela D. down Meldahl 7:20 .p.m.; 1cial Studies snd 'roreign lang· , event of rain. the service wlll j Bertie Smith. Jeffboat down Meldahl I.IO P· ' uace were atven to Rick Ko. : be held at the same time on I Mildred ond Grore Hawley m.; Yetta Alter down Meldahl blentz, Ken Hartung, David Communily Hall. of Middleport and Frank Arn-, 1:5ll a.m.: A. J. Patten down !Aonord •ncl Mike Will. D P ·k 11 1 former ott. Syracuse, were visiting Mr. ' M~~~~l 1' 30 •0·m. OVEC Mrs. Alict Neaae pretenled ~ 1111 . r.. ac er . and Mrs. Dave Yatea. a po 1 awards to Senior Glee Club Hoo (,raude College professor. M and Mrs Marvin Wal- down 6:50 p.m.; J. S. Lew Ia members. The Senior class pro. He wa' prolessor of rellg1on and ter :nd Ruthie, ·Sharon Emer· down 12:05 a.m.: Mark M. up phecy was read by Barbara philosophy at the college from son, Tuppers Plains and Mr. ,2:10 a.m.; Reliable up US a.. Lanha!ll, the Senior class will, : 19JO '" 1940. and was also dean and Mrs. Zern Pierce were dln· lm.. Orco down S 3 a.m., Sol· by Miss Atherton and Rick Ko- 1 of men from 193ll to 1140. He , t M d M 1vay down 1:55 a.m.; ElgercUif blentz and Ml Ath•.. • ' . .. f C·l 1ner gues~ o1 r. Ill! r1. d . ss c.a"'n pre. : d 7 30 0 also serve. ·~ pasto~ •. -ILl Curti 1 own · a.m. sented &ifts to the teachers from v•ry Baptisl Church m Roo ! rry d s. I . C o1l laoawlta River Duncan the senior class I Mr.. an Mrs. -ew1s ·"' a.m.,. I Miss Atherton· wa Grande from 19,.•0 w t9,.• 7. d ozart D , 8ruce down Marme1 1_.., 1 . 0 Loram, ., Mr. an Mrs. ar-:Thelma Ann up Winfield 2:10 .. sa 1sownIn 19>5. Dr. Parker joineo the · rell Cozart, Coolville, Mr. and lp.m.; Admiral Jones up Wln· ' ner of the Glee club key durla•·ulty of Crozer Theological I Mrs. Leonard Dailey, and Net-ll field 2:S5 p.m.; Poplar up Wtn-llng lhe present':ltlon of senoor 1non-academic awards. Seminary, Che~ter. Pa., as pro-: lie . Coleman and family were Gary Court St., Pomeroy 1 lessor of Chrosilan Educatl0n, vl•lling Nellie Cozart. bart Newell, Chester, were vis· I Mlclriel won the bind key, and in 1960 was appoinled Aca- ~ Mr. and Mrs. J Grove Smith . itlng Mr. and Mrs. Zem Pierce. Barbara Lanaham and . M1 k e d•n,ic Dean of Alderson-Broad. . Dayton, 0 . spent the w..kend Mr and Mrs Paul Hauber WII the dramatic .key1, I, du• CoII ege. " an d ""'" Dav ld Smlth . and Mr · and -Mrs· Norman Web· 1eneHar P1gott 'citlz llbrar.an wlth "'r hi kkey·' d 1 1 I In addition lo his duttu as ' Mr. and Mrs Keith Ferrell, er wer~ dinner ·1ueslr of Mr. ~~ ; s, then~ ~ ey,k sn 1 ; Dean of the college , he was Fairborn. 0. were overn1ght and Mrs. Fred Larkins. ~or •:~ de~! CllV1ty do ey. : 11IHO a memher of the Board of guesls of Mr and Mrs. Char- Mr. and Mrl. Dorsel Larkins • e lwar ln1 1 Managers of the American B•P· ' les Handley wert visiting Mr. aJKI Mr~ Vir· ' field &·20 p.m; Little Edwlrd : j IPJstb Board off Edu c:tlotto a n ~ ~ OsDmneBr gbuestsk of Mr. aMnd Mrnds. &ll Wamsley, Cheshire. S:4tl p.m.; Glendora 19 1 96 car a coc were ' .. a Mr. and Mr~. Wayne Prince up Winfield 1 I I u ICalion rom ,, . ' w· II ld 9·20 . All R : • a.nd rhalrmaL of lhe Dlvisoon of Mrs. Gene Riii' and Ray JWI· I spent a day at Columbus viJlt~ ... ~:~ :p winn: .;'\, 1 1 40 ~nm.; 1 : Chnsi1an Education of I h • It1ce . tng relatives. Geor&e Price up Winfield 2:05 Ame: 1can Bapt"t Board of Ed· Theoa Swam spent a we•~ re- Pat Smith waa visiting Jan- a.m .: Helen z. down Winfield 0 CU. P'T. ural ron and Pubhcatlnn from cently viSiting celaltv.. ot Co- et Bissell and Mr. and Mr.. Ted· 3:40 a.m.: H. E. Bowie• down , 19!ifi to 1964. He was pmldent lumbus. Hayman of Colwnbus Winfield f·li 1m· Lucy JaM of the West Virginia Associa- J•an Hayl'S, Nitro, W. Va.. _VIolet Smllb Lucos up Wlnfi~ld.a:ao un. tlon of Academi< De.ans durtnc Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry 1964- 116~. and Is presklent of Hensley. · tht West VIrginia Asaoclation otl Mr. and Mr!. Rohert White, Higher Education for 19115-&8. IKeno, and Mr. •nd Mrs_ Ho- ; BUTTER ltrlt !It I JUST ARRIVED t SUMMER HATS lb. lftCI hll IIIOifMr llld llllm ~ronrt- 4urltW Rosters And Drill Dates Are Revealed BIG FA TilER'S DAy BRONZING SPECIAL Grover's Studio 3 WEEKS ONLYI IROO!E STYLft 50 Boound• 62 2-ShGI Ovll Mlnllilrt il Ony• ......W1ilht Fine Se.ection 49 Asllt11y Hlllf MLf ,!ICI '15.95 15.95 IG.50 Ill. 51 Un ... nltol (rot sliowll) . 'll: COFFEE s ~~::· 1.29 •tm~~c.., * "' ''"" SAL£ • MAY 21 llllllllfDIIIII ... Phillips Sisters Style Shop 65c Air Conditioner --. s128·00 Folgers Instant ,••• ,.IIIII 1.!$ 4.511 lllll 4,000 BTU 6,300 BTU Air Conditioner--- S188·00 Bac1mer's H&RFIRESTONE STORE MEAT MARKET Middleport, Ohio MIDDLEPORT, 0. GROVER'S STUDIO 220 1!. MAIN STRIET POMEROY, 0. 1 N 0 R GE BIG REFRIGERATOR I I 13.6 : STORES FOODS I, AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING IN THE REFRIGERATOR SEtTIOII Golden Htlrt Com· pres.!.or and S.•l.:l·ln Refrlprttlon Spttm . , . Dullt for e:dr• y..rt $229·'5 ol dtpendtblt Hrvlee with law MAY SPECIALS I JET PUMP A Va h.p. jet pum,t ~o~nit tlutt conv•rt• f,.m thellew Washer If' butltet price! UELAND'S T.V. Fr1nk Mor1n Shows Ho lt..Orew Hair Ho Did Not Han M... Jll•Hem 18111UCENSED H~IR CONSULTANT $84 ......... 4- •••lly ·- llloe' well urvlu, Compltlt wllh 13 101. tank, motor, on4 fiHinl•· 11 •i"'*' loHy lo inlloll. Will hon~lo wolls •P to 70 fHt Mop, Mo4ol 16A506 30· .,,;.L, GAS·fiRED AUTOMATIC 12AI620 A.G.A, .UPIOYID WATER HEATER ,... -•"Y moono plenty of hoi - . , oo yo• -•lt. "'"""''typo oo•;. ··•••r c•ntrlll. pllet •nd 1 ~ATISFACTION GIHmlng whit. .,uonco HoloL For ntlfural er LP , ..... GUARANTEED OR REPL~CEMENT WITH A NEW NORQ£ AEFRIGERATOft Of COMPARABLE VALUE OIT YOUR FIEI COPY 1965 SPRING CATALOG C"OICI Of I DlCOUTQR COt.ORI AT NO IITRA COlT Turquoise • Yellow IASY CREDIT TlltMS •' SALE I ....., actlo11. thlnnlttal, elttelftDiil: • Coppertone MIDDLI!I'OitT OPIN PltiDA Y I lA TUitDAY NIGHTI THIS New I fRIGIDAIRE Soak cycle itllrnert, 1:1tra·thlck lntttl1t1111, INGELS FURNITURE WY 2·2635 I CONVERTIBLE DEEP-SHALLOW WEll WITH TRADI • Convtnlont Glido·Out Rofriaorotor Sholl • Dnp Hondldor Shtlvtt on both dooro t "Ouick·lorwo" Iutter and Eu Storoc• • Twin Porttlain Crisporo otoro 37 lbl. • Cold·Lock Macnotic latoty Daort OR r""---------Oiiiiiiiiiiiii.O..iiiiiiiiiiiOiiliiiiiiiiiii-.1 BIG FREEZE! OF FROZE!i THIS I FREEZER FOR FINEST FOOD ·KEEPING 118lb8. GOFOR HE LONG HAUL••• TAKErrour· OND DECISIONIII • Automltll .... .,... lde1l for dlllltf1, 1t1nt. • P'allntd I)Mp Action llillblr ~ jll ClllftnQ to hilp ftmM liNvitlt Mill • Jtt-AwiJ Jln•lnl ... awtY lint lnG ~IHII. lplnt ciOihel txtno dry. • 4 ..... lt;IJ!,.rablft choice~ for Wllhlfllo OHIO VALLEY • Jll·llm;iiiiiiChanla. .. PLUMBING & HEATING ~OWARD 23:1 E. SECOND "'*' IAER, OWNER .. POMIROY / WILL EXPLAIN HAIR PROBLEMS Fill H. M. IJie, LaSalle Hotel, Ml4dleport, Ohio. Your dec!· sian on becoming bald l• youra. The worst enemies m (I) 1111· proper care, (1) nealect ana 3) putting oH. FII.EI CONSULTATIOI'I Mr. Lilt will be ln LISalle Hotel, on Saturday, May U, IMS only. Hll houra are l p.ID. te. 1:30 p.m. It costa )'Otl nothlrtl to eomt tn end talk ttYer your hair and acalp problema In private. Learn how hun\li'eds bavo com are not obllealed by comlnlln fur 1 eonoullallon. If 1Q11J' ~ slon II to use thlli':bb Hair Sp. el•l"la treatment yQU will bo told how Ions It will take, 110'11' ilttlo II will CCIII and wbll )'011 C111 llptel. OUAIWft'EBP 11111JL1'1 u ,.. .,. lllek 1111t11 · ·lillr 1..,. or pi._ lillr 1M M 11o1r lpeelallsll 111111t W, y01 ~:.ii::: -:;.lh ~ i lfliCih _. '*'· ~ls t\ '•..·:,-.~·:. MEN'S STRAW HATS Lewis Rep1ir Service ~otorola Wahama ..... 001 001 02 - 7 Eaatem .. .... 010 210 01 - 6 RADIO ' j. ~ JN AIL THE LATEST STYLES AND COLORS FROM MILAN STRAWS TO PANAMAS Sizes 6~4 to 7'12 Both reg. and Long Ovals -fOReHEATING ePLUMBING eROOFING VALUE PRICED ::J:, ' Male patttm blldntQ , lhl tauoe ol l!le Jll'tll · el · . naes f/1 boldtteu ... Mf!!oo,lfl baled blldnesa In their own hlr Iota for 'wileb wri~;t hom~ with the Ebb Home Mtlh- TNIIIIIeflt Ill' .PY tf1ii tl ~ see '· Pomeroy In Middleport, Ohio, Saturday; Tomorrow; till!' •~•Le With TrW. In o, 601 E. 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Not a INI. 1111 Dodge Touck Boys make '8111 as easy to liltr os they .,. to dri... Some H•v. Matching lJihirfl LADIES SWIMWEAR Catalina --'- $15·00 ,., $25·00 A Ver, Nlte Selection of S,Yioo. •nd Colo--slus I to 20 ' ' MASO. N~ to $7.98 :~~,·:~~SWIM WEAR $pa "' $4.98 -..... Oua: . . . . . . . . Cit oats 1 ., _.. . Pack ij op. Slack ~loll. Give it the guo. COMPLETE LINE OF MEN'S 3 ROOMS New FUrniture Fll 5liARS OR 50,000 MIUS , -,~ i r.J I' .,.... . Ne)V Ybrk (:,lo,hing House In Potiilroy Ferov•r·911 v..,. 1tUI'S MOW lHII WNIIIMTY COVIIMI NOTttTI TCIU: Chry... c-.. ~loon warr.nt.tor 5 '"""' $0,000mllel cw I SOO.._sDf..,allon,..,~ comn llr•t, apln1t diii'Ctl In ...,.,.,._ Mid 1¥0rkrlllln1hlp ud 111111 rtp~ec 1 • fll).lir llll I Chryll. . Wolofo1 Qorporltklol 111U.il'l'd ~~ .-,;. of bvtj,_ ••••• and f'wklnt d~ ltn8inescl .a., bloc*., '-ft. Wid lrltwntl wta). ~ manltold, - • • PtMIP, ~. tt,.hnt hou*'C. duktl IIO!IIIna. "-"!~ ,.rtw, trM"*IIon (1.1., e.tl and mternat ~ ~ m•m• lltwkh}, Qnslllf ~*'" lnt.rnal ,..,._ <1""- 1hft1, ~t. burln&1, ..,;..,..I loin fl. drivlRIJ ulol1 nd dllf~MtiiiS. 1nd dri\01 . . . .1burinp o1 ill._ Dodll tn.IC:ka. pr0101dld UMI oomer hlo& (l) tile W~aiM od thlnfld ll'ld tiiWiftellolnb: C-.t M•"-d·type) '~-' •nd liMo Dil· blth - t~p.e ear~ .tr flhw ctunH ....., 3 molrtl>t « 4000 mtln (liVery 2 montt11 or 2000 mlln 111'1 Mlllttl& 400 fllrouatl 1000), whil::'-tr ~ flrtt, (2) the enp.. oil tilltll' rap~~«(! _ . clry-lytMI catllur&tot filt« cl.. n~ IVfil •-nd oil ch&np. 1no::1 dry·IJIM' Cl..,_etor M Idler .._nt nopl-.:1 ...-.ry 24,000 ri'IIIU, (l) thl CfllllkcaH -lb~ 'Ytt.ln di1Md 1nd ..,...k:ld l"'l')'ilODO llllltl, ll'ld(4)th&frfnllmla.kln, tr11\.._, CIM .nd ~~~~ -lubtlelnb ChlollJid ~ !.2,000 lftllft (w.ry 20,000 rni!H <M tnalhll400 tt~roucta 1000). Thlo toreao•na MrVk:n nurllt ~ ,.,tonned _., ottM •~ r"MtOnlbl\l f~uir&d d.,. to 11-1 dt.rll or rtpl&r "ltw 1nd p" £-,.Iii month& tl\t OWI\Il' IIIIHII lurll-lth to .uth I d-.11!' ~"ri~Mncl llf .... fOIWWI of IM ,..Wid Mr¥1(:1 11\d r~u.tt tM de&l&r llo DlflifW (lJ ,......, .,~llllldrl(2)blllndr't U..cun1nt ......... * ..,....tlon. ... R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Mill & Second Sts. Mitldleport, 0. I I I ._ - . ' I .. �1'I .I . I al1y Sentinel, PomeroyiMid4tepoit, 0., llli1lf. liHIH ',• f!dly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 14, 1965 Really, it wasn't necessary to · · · - sneak up on him at night. We just said, " Fads are fads; you· 've had your fun, so mosey over to the barbershop or expect to • 'leave the drivmg to us' for the next mde!inite period." He r---------·------ -----. HELEN HELP Us' ' Voice of Broadway ••• reporting Jy projects the run charm and humanlty of this handsome " !Now they tell him!) . You could ten .by Ralph Wat· klni' 810\flnl smile that Ella Filller•\d'• opening niaht 11 Ba!IP Street East was a mam· moth success ... The "GoldllDger'' albUm producers credit It with bellg the (I'll LP from a non-musical Ill$ to m4:t ~ top 10 In Brllllh elW'tl Ill lYtD as the No. 1 piJI!on In CUb. box. i' 1.-- by Helen I!Sottel--' We can now see eye-to-eye By DOROTHY KIL.ctALL.IN with our son without a hair Dear : of hair In the front - you know, curtain In between ; broken About that mother who sneak· like "banga." Well he got like combs may not be such a big MISS MIDNIGHT'S NOTE drldie readings in Athelli, spon· ule of appearances that ed up and cut off her son's an ultimatum, and yesterday he problem - and our barber BOOK : Dorothy Malone, bitter sored by the State Department, hiVe felled singers far huskier "lon& tresm" while he was ?came marching home with a loves us. He was about to go after the divorce and custody were sold out almoSt as quick· than Johnny · · · Jack asleep. Maybe she had had It! Yale cut. Today rive motherl out o business! - JllNL battle she had with Jacques 1y as Vladimir Horowitz's re· wlll play the role created by We had had it with our son, called to thank e. Their soM Dear June : Bergerac, Is finding solace In turn to Carneste Hall. However, late Paul Dougles In "Bo too. He had that long shock went for the Yale, too. Atta girl! the attentions ol wealthy Bill you can bet that the tickets Yesterday'' on the Incidentally, a barber l know Holmes. Bill's brother, Chris, were a lot cheaper "The stock circuli. tells ~ his profession Is really hao a similar eye lor beautitul Day Custer Fell" has taken a Youd' never gues~ hurtln what with long • haired ladies of the movies _ he was small tumble. The giant multi· maybe you would! boys an~ clipper • wielding recently married to Arlene million dollar production, oet to noted Hollywood star owris ENJOY wves. He a about to turn m Dahl . . Eve Johnaon has re roll next week, has been post· ultra-modem !l!lll and has his shears and start selling high. tained another lawyer in her poned After billing it as the cocted a powerful brand of heeled boots-H . attempt to aet a larger finan most expensive production ••· key such as no one ever has · Dear Helen : cia! settlement from exhusband er filmed in the United Slats I tasted before. He gives a bottle It's a prelty paos when our Van Johnoon . . . Ia this a rec - $~2,000,000 for starters - or two to pals as presents, and IO.year-old dauahter can spetl ord? A London firm has char they ve shoved the shooting date they chensh 11 more than any off "Supercalllrsglllstlcexpl· tered the Queen Mary for a pri up to "sometime In 1~" : . . rare wine .. . Small labor prob· WITH US alidocious" like 1 flash without vate party this Christmas. Marg~e Durante, Junmy s w1fe, lem : The scultlebutl from the making one mistake, but _ she That'swhat you mighl call Is recuperating nicely a~er leg aet of "Pr~mise Her , writes, " I luv thier records." "Curising!" Philir Van surgery at a Santa Momca hos· thing" has 11 that Warren Ri&ht- MUM Rensselaer'• book· about socie ! pltal. The docton have let her ty and Leslie Caron pulled Dear Mum : ty ("House With The Golden go home. one-day work stoppage In Lon· Middleport, 0. Rite! -H. Door") which was halted in don. Lots of rumors about the Route 7 l::=========~~==~===~l PERFECT MATE mid-publication to dodge possi· Carol Lynley's chums ore con· , reasons, but none can be con· ; - --- Dear Helen : ble libel suits - has undergone vinced she'll marry RobIn firmed as of this wrillng . ~ '•metimes 1 et lired of read· iome name changes and will be French before, the end . of the The Madison .Ave. ad.verllsing 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .•, , oJU h d lighted ing letters from complalninl issued to the bookstalls. year, and ~ eyre e , be• agenciea are m a sw1vet over •, wives, who say all husbands are One of the "showplace" ho· cause they ve n~ver see~ her the decision that held a .prom•· ! bums. They should see mine. tels in Miami Beach is said to so happy or so m love. He s a,J. nent ad company responSible : He works hard at 1 job and be for sale If some loeded buy- so a b1g favorite with Carol s lhe. claims of a chent. ,n : a half. but alwavs comes home er comes up with a sum in the three-year-old daughter by press rulmg Is upheld, the so f : to help e with. the children. neighborhood of $35,000,0oo agent Mike Selsman. The pros- sell" will becomt even softer . . : He also dO"; all the things he The pollee crackdown on bOQ!(- pectJve bndegroom Is the son DomestiC note : Act~ess Wan· • conSiders , his tasks - lawn makers in Manhattan has fore· of Hugh French, llellt lor Ellz. da HendriX was hit In the eye mowing care of the fl ed many ofthem to change their abeth Taylor and Richard Bur· by hot grease while cookmg m beds, g~rbage dumping, 0~:~ locations to Weotchester. Almost ton . 'fhe recent e~·husband the. kitchen . Painful, but not washing, trash burning. More· every phone call to a bookie of one. 0 ~ the. nation s biggest sermus. over. he often helps me with these days otarta with area code stars IBn l bemg very gallant the dishes •t nit~ht and quite fl( . The banning of Sherry a~o~th It· jj' .~~llDtl teryon~ The Duke of Wlndi!Or's movie, 0 rei reason "A King'a Story," drew smash· I frequently cooks dinner, if 1 Britton's appearance at the w a • ca 5 am busy..Often he is round on World's Fair may wind up in a lor the spilt. A gentleman would 1ng reviews in England. Lon1lon I his day off with a vacuum clean- court case that the cheesecake l:t the ladj hdo th~ ~la~ln~, critics lauded it with such , broom or mop in his photographer• will absolutely 1 any · · · 0f nny ah 11 s ho es as "The most ren,arl<abllel . 1 take a reat a ter muc too muc . . . hand. He automatically geto ove. hard work. He colla ed at Blin· up and helps make the bed and Word rece1vea nere Is that strub's In Boston ~award the tur':_ hl!l!ory" and "Magnificent· always puts h~ clothes away the Fredr1c March-Florence El· end of his run there Someone and folds ills tow~ls. He even . . had booked him ro; 8 rldlcu· ' • ..ashes out the basm after shav· or organJZallon that need.< sew- lously long and arduous ached· lng, and scrubs the tub ing pieces? We home seam· _ __:__c:___ _ _ _ __ These things and .aany, stresses h.ve ao many bits of Tbe Almaaac HI• WIICII t h~i hH f~lry!llinl . 11 ,ltWIIt," many more he does without cloth, too good to throw away, By United Preoa lntemalloaal ltlf•WirHiinf, i't'l ter~ root' . i~CCk· IUI,T· oven a hint from me. be- but of no use to us. Doesn't Today is Friday, May 14, the 1n1, I ~"'I~D ul ~,ar 1na nt nct. UUt cause he believes a family smebody use them for quiltl, !34th day of !966 with 231 to should share work as well a• rugs. etc. I'll gladly send them. follow. pla y. - MRS. M.E.D. The moon is approaching Its So how does that strike those Dear Readers: full phase. silly, complaining wives''Hw about it1 Anyone for The mornlns star Is Saturn. LUCKY ME cloth scrap!? Send your name The evening star to Mars. Dear Lucky : and address and you'lt get a Th 0 mas Galnsborough, the .. Right between the aching live year supply - I'll guaran· English painter, wao born on shoulder blades - with a boll tee!-H. this day In 1727. ol sheer, unbelieving envy! - H. This column is dedicated to On this day In history: : Your Helplnt~ Hand O.partment lamlly living, B< if you're hav· In 1811, Para1u1y declared Dear Helen ing kid trouble or juat ploin its independence from Spanish jiJt .,leu pi• J loll. You did such a good job on trouble, let Helen help YOU. rule. getting used Christmas cards She wlll also welcome your own In 1104, the Olympic gamea - - - - 1 and stamps distributed, l won· amusing experiences. Addre" were held in the United States der if you could do the same for Helen Bolle! In care of this ror the first time. They took cloth scraps. Is there • group newspaper. place In St. Louis. In 1935, the cilizflll or the Philippine Islands ratified their Constitution in a specal elec· 1 , ton. In IIM8, Great Britain ended 1 its 31 year rule in Palestine, followed Immediately by a proc· tarnation In Tel Aviv of the birth of the free and Independent State of IsraeL SUNDAY DINNER I II iI " ' I The Martin Restaurant 8ULOVA America's favorite uation Gift wat a£11etlrne GET BETTER CONTROL AND LONGER TIRE LIFE WITH ~-A~~ufi'W .a' ~~11 l II 1tf affect your driving performance. They are nerveracking, rough riclin,g end tlrillB In both city and country driving. AND .... tlr..,J._'I'-g,5~1¥,. GET THIS FREE CHlCK TODAY -- Luw milt>aJt. Extn clean. VS IA!Sabrt '- dr St>d1n Steering, Std. shift . OUR IUITUJIIIA WHw..IALAHGI ~MII:K fAIIII LUI TIWI 5 MIIIMTD Keith Goble Ford, Inc. t _______ r I F"""'""""'...__........,.._._, VI Catalina Si!dlln. One lucal ownrr. Hydramat.ic driYe. Show• I 100d care. 62 Pontiac • VI Catalina :J dr. Hard Top. One local owner, Hydramatic tlrtve. Powe r Ste~ ri nJ: . S po 1l ~>ss original tu rquOJie finish with matcbing inl~rior. 63Buick Lelabre 4- dr. Hard Top. Power Wal sold. Automatic sh1fl . 63 Rambler ys - - - - $23951 St~trin~ and bnke~. One local I - ''9110' ' 4 dr . .St>da n_ Amba!Ss11dor - Finest and but Strltl, j and th1s one un ly ha1l 23 ,008 easy miles. Automalir shift. Power ' alelring . - 62Buick I Sleek and 62 Pontiac - - $1795 $1595i My name i5 Tim . The fellow behind me Is my brothl!r, Todd . We hav" gone HONDA·MATIC. Our Dad , Dick Rawlings, says everyo ne should . He says there is nothing in this world like the thrill you get !rom the wind in your lace. the freedom of the open road . and the all around fun of owning your own HONDA . Hurry on down to RAWLINGS HONDA In MIDDLEPORT and Ire one of the nic· e~t people . By the way, Dad is swamped with good late model HONDA trade ins He would like to make someone a very good deal on all of these so he can make room for more new HONDAS. Samp· V8 Special 4 clr. Sedan Just al'rivtd . Low milna•. Spotless. t Slim and Young 1-1964 HONDA CA 102, Red & Whitt, Wlndthleld sleek and slim - 2 dr . Hard Top . Llkt~ m•w flnl ah Full powt'r. 1.- 1964 HONDA CA 95, Black flair In the sweep of the 61 Buick l-1959 Harley 165, Blut, Windshield curving 1-1958 Harley 125, Red, Saddle baga and Patenlite or pink reptile· . 59 Cadillac - - $1700 $1595 - VB LeSabrt ' dr. Sed1n . One careful locnl owMr. Power steer1ng amd brake~ . :ihowa vuy beat of cut!. 59 Buick - mirror • BLAETTNARS "IN POMEROY SINCE 1853" "From Buggies to Buicks" BUICK- PONTIAC - GMC TRUCKS with a flat take-flight band. We Soon Will Be One Year Old . ith Honda - Annivtrllry Sale Time Rawlinos Honda Sales MIDDLEPORT, 0. FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. LIEVING COAL COMPANY R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ----·------------ "erv: y TINY'S FOODLAND HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE BAUM LUMBER CO. HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER & LOHSE White Remember, too, there's no better air conditioner than Gas. For further information on this new, easy way to buy a Gas air conditioner for your home, send in the coupon be· low or phone The Gas Company Plllll provlda me with lddltiDnll lnformltlon 1 G•• air tlontr lor my nome. about 1 today. c:onGi~ ...• 'eOLUMBIA h :or NAME • ' • o I o 0 0 0 0 0 o I I 0 0 o ' • 0 0 o.tooo t t 0 o IJOU ... ' BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY FOREMAN & ABBOTI EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. I 1 'hiM WY 2•SIK ' !II COUNTRY F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE ' · Itt N. ltc•nd Av•. Only The Shoe Box TOWN ------------------------------------·----·--- Missel Sizes 3.99 KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. • No Down Payment /1 o Years To Pay for Normll Installation of 3·Ton Bryant "Add·On" Unit and look Ganges leather. 1-1961 Allltatt Moptcl,lttd LeS&bre 4 dr. Jlard Top . Power Steerine and Ji;rakel. One local ewner. We 'vt! !frvictd Ihili onr since new . pump WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING HEATING --------CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Now, tor the first time in this area, you can buy a central whole-house Gas air conditioner for no money down and a small monthly payment. Think of it! A central whole·house Gas air conditioner installed for as little as $14 per month. Young as she Is - I PER MONTH' INSTALLED AS LITTLE AS 1-1964 HONDA CA 200, Reel Automatic shift. Goo d tirt.!!. 1 1 Style 1580-1512 3080-3012 les below. . ch , A !.bought for the day : Brit· I ish Statesman Arthur James I Balfour sald "biography should 1 he written by an acute en~my." Power l 10 a •SALE 63 Buick 9 ° :;;'N I NOW c. C:ry Unbalanced wheels can be danprous because they .- - WAS I . , . . . . . .. . . . .. J . . . ... . '"· · · · . ' . •• •• •••• ' . •1 ·'· OUR CRih!:PlNG PAW.YIU - · , By Melvin Alkire; B.A., B.D. But our Cbi:JIIian' taltb hal Pastor guldetl our llltloa till qlt 111a11J United Methodist Church stormy daya! Surely we must Pomeroy, Obio rely upo11 Clr.lotial princlpleo to . "But let justice roll down sustain ua now ID tile world's uu~wlt f•••l•l ~bdr· . sua. vtce, 7 p. m. Prayer IIU!etllla. lay leader. Sunday MYF at 8:30 like waters, a•1 righteousnesa most cruclat .teatlng. can we day ~ at 10 a. .m. Prayer 1•30 P; m. Wed!!MI~y; Y11111111 p. m. Wonbip HrVice at 8 p. like an overflowing stream." make giiOd the spiritual dsficit meet!-~ 11alraday, 7.30 p. m. Peoples Semce Friday, 7•8!1 m., with Rev. Casto. Tue&day, (Amos 5:24) which ervla!JIIll'l t'lfll'7 man in Belblellem Bapllal d.rdl P· m. May 18, WSCS meets at the Every IIWl needs God! Grave this cold war IIIII lf)BOe ~e? Great Bead: Rev. L. ~ Follrod • RobinB<lll home with warnings .of this vital need are This is haajcally an llldlvlduat nor, pastor: l!oberl Lewls llliPI. (ll&urU ol Gad, ML MlrfU Iaola Taylor, program leader. r.eve"aled m every area of our rrnitter. There midi be change 8:30 a. m. MorulDs Wonbtp Be\1. Du1e1 Woraua, pallOr Wednesday at 7:45 p. m., mid· hfe today. This wonderful coun- of dfrect~n 11m! burt. 0 n 1y and SUnday School· 7 p. m. Ev· Stmda,y School 8:45 a. m.; Wor- week prayer services. try, settled by devout people In Jesus Christ can make a man tn1ng cervtce· 1\1111day 7•30 lhlp lei'\'lce 11 a. m. llld 7:30 Cll eager search for religious free- see what he ean and must be· p m. Prayer·...... ,.. • a. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 p. flier Melllotllll Cburcb dom, is endangered by moral, come. • _,_ m. Tuelday; YOIIII& People'• ~earl A. Casto, Pltstor; Wor- political,. and spiritual paraly· Let us cmte our half lbyalt)' meelllll. 7:30 p. m. Friday. s . service at I a. m., Sunday 8.11! - our lip service to lbe call Carpea&er Baptlll CIIUI!Ia: School at 10 a. m.; WSCS 1st Look anywhere about you and of the Christian Church! Let ua Sunday SChool NO a. m.; Morn- RPIIaPd OlurclJ at God, Rov. Tbursday of month; Board you will see signs of tragic join in lbe world mia8lon of illg Worahlp 10:11 1. m. JohD Smallwood, pastor: Sullday meeting 3rd Wednesday of the weakening of our moral founda· Christ, and help brinrl the Flnt Bapllll Cb ~ School 10 a. m.; Evangallitlc m!lllth. lions. You Will find it revealed message of his recleemJJti to1e rt lftll, SII'Ylce ? p. m.: Young People 1n the breakdown of the home, to those who do not !mow It, or l::'r· • Rev. Donald ~ne, 1l8&- Endeav!ll' 7 p. m. Weclnesday; Platwootll Metbotlllt CIIIU'dlln mounting divorces, increas- have neglected 11. Let 111 1111ke ll'r~S.:!!.~ 9:15 ~· m.. Prayer meellna 7 p. m. Satm- -.Pearl A. Casto, pa!l!or. Wor- ~ 1uvenlle delinquency, in the Chrl9tian reaching really work """"""" Sup~, 10.11 o. day. sb1p service 10 a. m. every mdifference of our citizens, In in our own Uvea dally. m.. Wornlllp Service, ~ I p. other SUnday 7:45 p. m. SJm. lawlessneM, crime, gambling, Alwayo Almlahty God walla m., ~~ Wor8l!lp, 7.30 P. Groet Eplloopal Ouoh, day School, 10 L m., Jobn drunkenness, and endless eor- silently and pallent)f for us AU. I'OR 'IHIE CMUReM m.; . "."'. t30 p. m. Prayer l'oallroy, Tbt Rev. Richard H. Bailey, Supt. Prayer meeting ruption. lo accept the .alvation he holds THE CHURCMI'Oit M.l.. mee:s, 8.30 p. m. Wed., choir llartln. Rector. SPDti&J - Mor- 7:45 p. m. Thursday. The f1¥Jny evidences of spirit- for us. 0 blind & secure pagan 'The orller da1 Gnndad read an aooount In our prac ce. · niDI Prayer and Sermon, 10:30 ual decay, are a grim reminder awake, look up! These are days Jtewspaper about the mi'raculous speed of a B-68 First Bapfll Clh h p o.m. COffee bonr following. Fo~ol Raa Methodltt Chareb that we have drilled danger· which require a purpoae, a ml!· bomber. He eontrasted this aceompliskment with roy _ Rev s Ch 'fc • N~e. RaCine Charge, Rev. 1L L. oualy far from God. It is time sion, and an abiding faith to the experieDce in his youth when he spotted his first Sunday Sch~l ,~ ~m .~· Eaterprlae EllB Clnlrch, Rev. ~cOanlel, pastor. Church Ser- to take stock of the spiritual carry every man over the airplaiie five llli1el outside of toWII-and then rode W rshi · • · Menzel Smith, pastor. Worahlp VIets, 9 a. m. each Sunday with resources of our lives. It Is im· treacherous rood ahead' a bicycle illto tA>wD ill time to aee the plane circling N P ~~~ 10:~ a. ~.;service 9:30 a. m.; Sunday Sunday Schoollollowlng at 9:55. perative that we reverse the In brief, there is an old .word the capitol bP!ldlng. an or c urch or School. 10:30 a. m. Youth Fe~ Mrs. Fred Nease, Supt. trend of our moral and spiritual from "The Book of Amos" en. lowsh!p 8:30 p. m.; Boys IIlii deterioration. which instructs ua precisely It eeema lllcretlible the tecltnoloalea1 adnnces Flrsl Baplllt CIIIII'CII, Racine Glrla Fellowship, 6:30 p, m.; dl Rea:b :•tbodlsl Cllareh, MJtl. Has our nation lost sight of ''But let justice roll down llkt tnankind 11M made ill the past fifty yean. Men Rev. c. 1.. O'Conner, p8310r. ll:vet:llns service 7::Ml p. m., 2nd ME. Do~= ~? W~ h~ve deluded ourselves waters, and rlghleouaness like who zode to Sunday SehQol py horse and buggy as 1 into. behev101 that we are sell· an overflowing stream." Sunday Scbool 8:30 a. m., Sam and 4th Sandaya; Youtb Cllolr, Supi. · ~ur:'"' boyJ, today follow the fllJiht of utronaut1 on TV. Curtis IIIPL' 10•45 a.m. 114on> 6:30 p, m. Wednesday. Prayer • . Schoo~ 8.30 a. suff1c1ent, requiring no divine Their wives do the family laundry with the twist lng d p : .3c, P m BYF Mtellng, 7:30 p. m. WedDe.iday, m.; Worshi~ Service, 10:30 a. direction. Through remarkable PITTSBURGH IUPll - Vet· 6 of a atal, and their grandch1ldreP le11111 Algebra and Junior 'reJiowabip. m:; Methodi•t Youth Fellow- success In science and technolo- eran tackle Joe Krupa fzom programmed textbooks. Evening service· .31i p P·:· Lollrld1e EUB Cbarch,. Rev. ship,_ 7 P. m.; Official Board gy, scientists have made ad· traded to the J.os Angeles Ra~: 7 me~; Eugene E. Emerson, pastor; ~eting, 1st Sunday ol month, vances In the material world Thursday by the Pittsburgh Wednesday, p.,;yer. ODe iJDtbangiq W remains. M1111 atiU needs 8:30 p. m. Wednesday, Senior Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Rus- 7·30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday Which seems to leave no place Steelers for rookie guard Tom God as. the center and cit'lllllllference of his life. Choir Practice· • P m Tuea- sell Archer, SupL Sunday of month, 7:30 p. m.; Eleanor 1_fo_r_ G_od_:i::_ n __:t::: he:....::s:::ch:::e:.:: m::.e_~·o~f~S: m:it~ h ._ _ _ _ _ __ _ And the Church, • God'• expnulon, ftlll•lne con3 90 day Junior ~ ~acti worship 10:46 o. m. 1111<1 7:30 Circle, 2nd Thursday of month 1 . atallt ill the Uhiq of Hla Truths. 0 • ce. p. m. alternately, Bible atudy 7:30 P· m.; Class 12, 3rt! Wed- m.; Phil Wme, wpL: Morning 7::l0 p. m.: Wed., wonhlp aerv· Rallaod First BapPIII Cllarcb and prayer aervlct led by pGSt· nesday of month, I p. m.; All· worship 10:30 a. m.; Yo a I b Ice at 7:30 p. m. Pallor, c w Sunday Schl'ol9:30 a. m. Preach- or 7:30 p, m. Wednesday. Chris- ernoon C1rcle, 4th Thursday of Servtcea 7 p. m.; Evangells~c Proffitt. All ll'enln& ~: lng Sunday 2:311 p, m. tian Endeavor, 7:30 p. m., 3rd month, 2 p. m.; Cho~r Practice service 7:30 p. m. Mid • Weell ices begin at 7:00 p. m. ..... WU1 B lis ""-·• Saturday of month. Wednesday, 7 p. m. prayer serviCt', 7:30 p. m. Wed. • ••• ap I ._.....,.., Lonr Lady ol Lorello Ml1llo1 Rutland, Putor, Rev. P a a I Morning Star EUB Cbarch, Froedo~ Gospel Mlaioa, U. Long Botlom, Rev. Leonard Taylor; Sunday School, 10 a. m. Rev, Menzel Smith, pastor: 9:45 Mlnersvtne Melhodlst charcb sb~n . · StJVersville Road: E. J. Cer1eula, administrator Sunday W Guy Priddy, SupL; Preachlog a. m. SUiltlay School, Fred Dr. Lester L. Roush. pastor: Griffith, pastor; Roger WII· Mass 8:30 a. m., esL; Holy IJaya . ith the hope it will, In lOme m61Uure, /MI4Jr and help SUI• service, 7:30 p, m.; Prayer aar- Smith, supt.: Earl Shuler, Als'L Victor Brown, Church School ford, Supt.; Sund~y School 10 of Obligation 7 p. m. tam that. which is good in family and community r:fe, th'-1-vices, 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. Mornlni worship 10:45 Suparlntendent, 10 each a. m.quarter OHio- a.:30 m.; Evangelistic Service,7:30 7· SL Jo11111 , ,CathoUo Mlqlan: • .. ~~ Pra er meetin m a.Th m.: 1al Board meeting p. m. Prayer meetln,g, 1 ture II spomored by the b!Uiness 'firm• and Orfanl:ratiom MI. Morllll Bapllsl Cburcll, da Y g p. · urs- UDlesll otberw!Je called. Holy ~· m. Tuesday. near Guysville mutcb Ridge I: WhOle name appetJr bel41w. Comer of Fourth and Main SL • y. Commw!lon each quarter as an- Rudaud Mllilon : Olive New· Rev. Frank Manleri, pa• 1 ..,:.,:_---------:---------------.\Mlddleporl R>.v.: Nyle Bordeo, South Betbel EUB Cburcb - nouncea. man, missionary pastor: · Sun- tor, Sunday Mast 10:30 o. m.; minister. Sunday_ School 9:30 Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas· Marso Chapel Metbodllt day School, 9:30 a. m.: Worship Holy O.y of ObU,ation 1:30 a. a. m. Arnold Richards, Supt. tor. Sunday School 1:45 a. m., Church, Arthur Stitt, Pastor t0:30 a. m.; !?reaching, 7:30 p. m.: Confess1on, I!! hour before Morning Worship, 10:30 a. m. Norm~ H. Bahr, Supt. Sunday Sunday School, 10 a. m. Ollver m.; Prayer service, 7:30 p. m. Mass. Naomi Bapllot Chlll'dl· 811& Worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. Sayre. Supt. : Sunday Worship Thursday. Tbe Salvalton Army, l!!bvoy day School • I. m ." W m. Alternately. Bible Study service It a m.. Prayer mee~ Syraruae Mlsslon, Rev. Earl Ray S. Wining, offlCOr In charge. 1 30Prayer & ship m: and Prayer service led by past- lng ev~ry Wed..;sday evening Custer, pastor: Services every Sunday 10 a. m. HoUness meet· Member FTD 11 8 r p m W~~sday s ' or, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. . Wednesday ood Friday evening ing: 10:30 a. m. Sunda) SchooL 140 Lincoln St. Middleport WY 2·2DIIO · · • Penland Melhodlsl Chnrch, at 7:30 p. m. Sunday 7 p. m. Young People'• WY 2·2844 Greenhouse WY I-MOI Cllrleton .!burch, Kingsbury ByracaH E.V.B. Church, Paal Arthur Stitt, pastor. Sunday Legion: 7:30 p. m. Salvation Road, Rev. Clyde Hinton, pas- A. Sellen, PallOr. School 1:30 to 10:30 a. m., Har- Tile Chnrcll ol II•• Nazarene, meeting: Thursday, 1 to 3 Lalor. Sundsy School, 1:30 a.m.; 1:30 a. m. Sunday Schoo~ Ben old G. Roush, Supt.: Kenneth Chester, Hey E. Warne, pastor. idles Home LeaiiUe: 7 p.m. Prep Ralph Carl, 1upt. Sunday Wor· Quisenberry, SUpL; 10:30 a. 111, McLeod, Als't. SupL Services Sunday &:hool9:30 a. m;; Mom· clas...,s; 7:30 p. m. Bible study, '"rake Some0111 To Ohnrch Tblo Week" ahip service, 10:30 a. m. and Morning Worship servico, lsi every Sundsy evemng. mg Wornhip 11 •· m., NYPS prayer meeting. Other services Eoteblished Ill !!JOt 7:30 .P· m. alternately. Prayer and 3rd Sundays of the month; Rlciae Metbodltl Cbareh ~:!~ p. ~·~:vening Service, by announcement. WY 2·3284 Wesl Columbia. W. Va. Middleport meetin& Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. 7:30 p. m. Evenln& Evang.U. H. L. M D 'el asto . S ' · p. m.. week Prayer ser· Pomeroy Sevealh Day Ad,... Ph, Muon SP 3-DGN tic Service, 2nd and 4th SuD- da s·•·~ ~30 ' p • r. un- vice, 7:30 p, m. Wednesday. list Church - Mulberry Belgbts Colmnblr Olapeh Worablp 1101' Y '"""' 9· a. m.. Prene!J. Rd 00rth 0 f M••• M · . a m. day of month. BETHANY - Jng 10:30 a. m.; MYF a p. m.; Mlddleporl Charcb of theN... Ylce each Sunda ·• . -.s emo11al Sunday School / 9· 15 , tb 9:30 a, m. MornJn& Worablp: Prayer and Bible Study, 7,30 p. arene, Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett Hosp11al. Pastor, F. W. GiHord. 1 Service . p m ~v!i~g 10:30 a. m. Sunday Schoo~ 81)' m. Wednesday. Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; Morn- ~~stants::stor, James R. 6·15 • DODGE-DART-DODG~ TltUCXS ah!p d • the Theiss, Supt.; 8:30 p. m. ing Worship 10·30 o. m • NYPS er. u:es on Saturday: 7 p. m. eac 8UD ay. Youth Fellowship. CARMEL Rock Sprln&o Methodist - Young People, 6:45 p. m'.': Evar> Sabbath School, 1:30 p. m.; Middleport, Oblo Middleport Bndbary Church at Cbrflll, 9:30 a. m, Sunday School. Wa)' Chester Lemley, putor; Wor- gelistic meeting 7:30 p. m.: IWorship, 2:30 p. m.; Youth Art Man:um, minister; Bible no Roush, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. ship service 9:30 a. m.; SUn· : Prayer m..,.,8, Wed . 7,30 p.m. 'meetmg, 3:30 p. rn.; Bible Stu· School and Morning worship, Mornin& Worship, 2nd and fth day Scbool, 10:15 a.m.; MYF Pomeroy Cburcb of lh• Na• ldy, Thursday: 7:30 p. m. at 10:~ a. m.; Chr!Jtian Endeav. Sunday of tho r.~ooth; a p. m. 6:30 p. m. Prayer and B1ble arene, Sunday School, 9,30 a. 37 Evans He,ghts, Gallipolis. or, 6 p. m.; Fvenlng worship, Evenlni Evangelistic Service, Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. m.: Morning worship 10,45 a. Eden United Brelhtu 1.1 Well Mofn St PomerQJ 7 p. m. lsi and. 3rd Sunday of month. RPtland Metbodtst Cburcb- m. Evening Worship, 7 p. m.; Cbrlst Chorcb: Rev . Eltlen R. Builders & BuildlnK SllppUu Rev. c. J. Lemley, pastor· Prayer meeting, 7 p. m. Wed. Balke, pastor:. Sunday Scbool, &upport tha Cburcb of Your Cbolco Chester, Ohio Ph. IJIW!IOII Bntllord Cburcb of Cbrfll, Tuppers Plains EUB Chureh, Church School 9.30 . W :. Rev. Clyde v Henderson pas- 10 a.m.; Wwrua Bolsinger, aupL Jo • Robinaon, Minister; Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas· ht s r ·ce 10 .30 a. m.. ~ tor. ' Christian Endeavor, 7:15 p. '"· Homer Forrest, Supt.; Bible tor; Sunday IVorshlp 9:30 a. m. ~ PF eM~n~ S·SO a. m., · Mrs. Lyda Chevalier, president. School 9:30; MOlDin& Worahlp, Sunday. School 10 a. m., Ho· · · y, · P· m. Church •I lbe Nazarene, Pam- c1useo for aJI. Sorl8 Hrvtct~, 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worsbi~, bart Vmeyard, Supt. B1ble Stu- Sllvenvlllo Melbodlal Chri eroy. Rev. Clyde Hendei'SOII, 8 p. m. Preacblna 8:20 p. m.; 7 p, m. Wednesday, 7 p. m. dy and prayer services led by Arthur Stitt, pastor. Sunday pastor: Sunday Sebool 9:30 a. Mid-Week Prayor meetln&, 7:311 REJUI DRUGS Bakers of Good Bread Bible Study. pastor, 7:!0 p. m. Tuesday. School, 9:30 a. m.; Gene Wolle m.: Morning Worship 10:311 a. p. m. Wednesday, Clasa LeaciWe Fill All Doetora I'Nserlptlolll Adult class meeting 7:30 p. Supt., Services Thursday even· m.: .NYPS 6:!5 p. m. Eveniog er. Mrs. Mazie l!olsinger. BUDIIniiOn, W. Ya. D alu Chard! oiCbrftt m. last Monday of month. ing. servJCoS 7:30 p, m. Prayer Bachtel EVIllgellca1 .United WY 2·2955 Bible School 9:30 a. m. Preachmeeting, i:30 p. m. Thunday. Brethren Church - Sunday 1q 10:30 a. m flnt and tbfrd 8PtiOD Melhedlsl Chartb, AI' Sch001 g 45 W Sundays. ., . t'eden1ed Clri, Pouwoy, !bur Stitt, pastor. Sunday Cburrh ol the Nazarene, Re· l 2nd 80d '4th ~ ~ ~~r:lp, Rev. W. H. l'lrrln, pastor; School 10 a. m., Clint Orr, cine, Oh10. Sunday School at un y, · a. ~on City Cllucll of Christ. Carl Kaatz, Supt.; Sun d 1 r Supt.; Sunday Wornblp, 11 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship ~~~~ler, ~'!tor. BUiova Walchli SaiH a. larvtco Miller Street, R. Kenneth Roy, School, 1:15 a. m.; Worsbljl Service 10:30 a.m. Sunday Evet <-ulll'eh, Chester; Ohio EnnngeUst; Sunday Bible bour 10:30 a. m. Syrlcut Methodist Chard, ning Service p.m.; Mid • Rev. Pearl Casto, pastor. , 7 30 188 N. Second Study 10 a. m., Morning worlr. Lester I. Rouab, paator: week Prayer Service Wednes- Sunday School at 1:30 a. m., ablp, 10:45 a.m. Eveolni Wor- ML V•loD F.W.B. Cbarch _Morning Worship ~ervtce 9 a.m. day 7,30 p.m. Rev. Morris M. Charles Taylor, Supt. WOI'> !hip 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, Sunday School 9:45 a. m., Earl Dana Winebrenner, Supt. 10 a. WoKe, Pastor ship sernce. at 10:46 a.m. wllh 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Starkey, supt.; Evening wor-m. Sunday chool; YF Wednes' the Rev· Ca!l!o. Wednesday 0\'· Mlddl rl Cltareh ahlp, 7:30 p. m. by Cecil eo1 , day 6:30 p. m. Mra. Moore, Rallud Cblll'dl ot lbo N17.11' enmg prayer services at ?:46 & & epo ., Cllrlll, Lt;.ymaa· Young People's metll- director. Official Board meet- eoe: Sunday School 9:30 a. m. ;. p.m. 1 5th ant! Main ~trtetl. Donald tog and Btble Study, 7:30p.m.: ing, first Monday each month Morning Worship 10 45 a. m. VB O.arcll,IA!IIrl 1' ·' •. liD Pomei'GJ, OhiD 11:. 111111 lt. ~cka, mlnilter, Bible llCibool, WedneadiJ; Choir praclice at•' 7:30 p. m. Hocy Cotnmlll> EYangelistic serttce 7:45 p. m. day School 9:10 a. m.; Worsblp POmlf01 ~30 ~.m.,,:ennetb Mcllllhllmay, 7:30 p. m. Thurltlay. on each quarter as announced. Mldweek prayer service, 7:!5 p. sr 'oe! Sunda} , 7:30 p. m. upt., ornlna . W~p. wscs first Wednesday ol each m. Wednesdsy. Letarl Falls Uniled Bnllinll 10.30 m. Evemng Worsh•p, DanVIlle PUIJ'IIIt Bolllesa, !P. month. : Church, Rev . Jame1 Morrllon: Sunday School 9:30 1 m Tom 7 p. m., Prayer Service, Wed· 0. ' •••svU!e Ohio) D.v 0 H The llnlted Melbodlst Cburcb I Syncaoe Cburcb of tile I ••Illty, •' p. m. • ' School "" · •·30 • · Pomeroy Melvin Alkire B A' i rene ' William C' ·ll!orpe, pastor. Norris supL· All'l "''"' · " 1Car~_.,. pastor·• Sunday • •· • • · ·, Sunday Srhool9·30 a m · Morn' · ........ B•~ -Ciurch Gf Cilrfal, Pomeroy, a. m., Robert Grate, SupL Wor. B.D., pastor. Church School at I ing oht · •• bert ROIIIIb. f'l'ol""lq SUDtll1 10 30 Phone 985-2125 Cllu~r. Ohio 130 E. Second Pomeroy WY 2·2440 Jerry Masters, putor: Sunday ship service at 10:3; a. m.; Pit. 1:15 a. m. Leo Crew, Supt., Leo wor_ P · a. m. 10:30 a. m.; AIIBraatll entlifll Sdlool 1:30 o. 111. Church lO:Sfl tlfbll Youth, 8:45 p, m.: Evao- Vaughan, A!s!. Supt. Divine Penlecoslll Allembly, Route worship II 7:30 p. m.; Pray· a. m.; ChristiiD EndNvor, 6:30 gelistic service, 7:30 p, m. Mid- Worship at 10:30 a.m. Sermon : 124, Rev. 0 aul E. Jones, pastor. er meeting Thurs., 8 p. m. p. m. Evening Service, 8:30 p. Week Prayer and Praise, Wed· "The Church's Mi!Sion". 2::Ml Sunday School 10 a. m.: WOI' ML Hermoa Ullfled llrelbre• m. aesday, ?.30 p. m. p.m. Portsmouth Spring Dis- ship services 7:30 p. m. Sun. In Chrllt: Rev. Jamea Morrt"EVV:RYTIIlNG IN BARDWA.Rii" trict Conference at the First day, Wedneadsy and Friday. 81'11, pastor; Sunday Sehoo~ Quai1IY Furniture It Lower Prlcee l Pumii'Of, Oblo Ralland Cburcll of Christ. llngdom Ball ot Jebon~'l Methodist Church, Ironton, 513 Tbo Pen...o&lal Chnreb, MJd. 9:30 a. m., ·e~dlirtl 10:30 a. MiddiOIIOrl Bible School 1:30; Comm!llllon WltneslltJ· Public mffllng Sun- Center Street. 6 p. m. MYF. dleport, South 3rd Ave.: Sunday m. Alternate preaching and 10:30 a. m., V. H. Braley dar 5 p. m., Watchlower 'study Monday, 7:30 p. m. .JOF Clas~ School tO a. m.; Sunday evenlngl<luisUan Endeavor, 7:30 p. m. Supt. Sabra Canaday, pianist; 6 p. m.; Bible .atlldy Tuesday . meeting at church. Tuesday at eoangellsUc service, 7:30 p. m. Sunday. Mid-Week Prayer 8fl' Bl~le Study, 7:30. Delbert Ro- 6 p. m. Service meeting, 1 p. ! 7::Ml p. m. Lydia Circle of the Wednf!lday Bible Study 7:311 p. vlcea edn 7. llllllll, leader. m. Thursday: Ministry school, ! WSCS meets at church. '!burs· m.; SaturdJ: night Prayer and W Olday, ·!0 P· m. ZlGII Cll.,._. of Christ Porn• 8 p. m. Thursday. day, 7:15p.m. Chmr Rehearsal. Worsblp 7·'0 p.m. Pastor, Rev. Mlddleporl Flnl Dai!N Pre• Bakers of Bolaum Bread In Pomeroy Over 90 Yean roy • llarritc!nvlde Road, Elli UyseU 1\Un l"ree MetllodUI, B. I. Bamtt. byterlan Olurch, Rn. H""'ard Vndtrwood, . i U.llloru Charcbea- St. Pelt Rober' E. Smllll, Sl'., p&IIOrl Barrisonville Presbyterian Ruppelt, putor: Sllnd&J Scbml -----~ :::"acbool . a. ':~ •:~;.. Bt· Sunday School 9:15 a. m.: Wor· Sunday Scbool 9:30 o. m.. Wor- Church, Jobn Davies, pastor: 9:!0 a. m. Mr. Fred Lewis Attend Tbe Clarcb Of Your Cllotee 1 311 ., · h' I0·3o ·: E 1 118 !hip service 10:30 a. m.: St. ley Haley, ~npt.; Moruln& WOI' Church School10:30 a. m. Wor· supt.: 10:30 o. m. Wonblp· ~ ~ ors ~P .aiJ •· ~ venlns JOlin, sunday School 10 a. m.; ship 10:30 a. rn. Youth Serok:e, ship service :30 p. m. p. m. YF· Wed. 1·31' j 1lfllor ~9 :b.7 1~ml; . "Re';'J, \IOI'shl? 9 a m 6:~ P· m.; Evangeli!Uc me. ReoriUlled Cllardl or Jeaas Cboir: 7 p.' m Set!io~ Choi; LOCAL UNION 11888 POMEIIOY Be to $1.00 and up 'a:.~""ChU:. Re tllrtd Melbodlot Cllurth, Rev.,s..e, 7:30p.m.; 'Prayer mee~ Christ of Latter Day Saints, siJ ll)iKM Flnl llitlllotl 1'18 !'t1GGIES to Bombers 9,00100~fee;t~of:f~!l~m~1~n~m~o~tJo~n~p~IC~--~~~;~~=:::::=========~ HI FOLKS' Sentinel Church News ~ went . SERMONETII THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERI(A w. BEN FRANKLIN STORE 1 ofl. pastor.~~ S:~t c::'~·,foa~~rm., ~~=~:~l~u~:;~~~~~ =~.~:.c':.': ~ ~n Ch~- Cbtireh- "1!!~~------------------...:-----...J'~~boo:t"so £,~'!."::~:•or-Taylo~, Supt. IVonhiP service •I Cliff. \ev R. l ·n• t;;u, 9:3!1 a m.; won~~~p 'to:ll a. 10 a.!.~-~~ aus:;::. s:t '•" ~at 10.46, with Lloyd Dllllnpr, paslol. Slwday School 1;30 Lm., SuiJda". eve111nc llnlet It ?:10 p .m, ' ' .1 ft1 enswood, 1 Ya. Phon• WY W.204t OHIO Gilbert Spencer, a.• .p a. m., - . - - Llll' �.- -·~ . -"'· -_~, .. _._, ·- ' •··· •. . ... ~ .r.;.._~·· ..;... .. '•' • . !.• • • , ~............ ---~·-- ,.....,~\··~~ illi 0 \ a) • ~ " '!..t.af;;~• ; .._. .. >:" •.-. 1.,- ... .. .. ·""'" .. . ' '1 -;.:"'l -:- ·"., .... ' 1. ~ i '' ". Classified Ads Your Modern Community, Bulletin Board_ FOR ---Fo-r-Re_n_t__ WANT AD pi!;ADI,.INES P M On B!!fore Puhllcltlon -\1nnday Ot'~dlinf IUWl A. .M Munt11y ( 1\NI ' EI .LATitJNS (:OHHEC'Tiil NS Wt! t ce f"n1 U' ac!;"tpte<l until 1:1 :00 A. Da:v .,1 Pu hlirllflflll '• , wrllnr~nh u• ~ n on ~ hnuhl ~ n · · ·,t·fo• ll immetltsllelv fh• ptlh li.•h"' w1J\ 110' hi! respon.~ i boe for than one lnr-orrec t S.le 6-Daily Sentinel, f:i\ vSIX ROOM HOUSE in Pomebefore 11 a. m. all d-i roy Phone WY 2.,;385 VACUUM CLEANERS, 19ll5 day, 773-5978. For lull i"o,fonn-11 tic new tank type, complete with ation see Blanche 1 14- - - -- - - -7 cleaning attachments. Guar- Clifton, W. Va 5 3tc anteed. Mfg'd by Electro Hy· FUN!SHED 3 rooms, on ground "iene Co. Full price only FOR SALE.· 3 bedroom ranch ' floor . S. Front St., Middle- 0 22.95. IVY 2-2575. sty le brick . '·arne home on 1· $ port. Call WY 2-5141. 5 14 Sic Chester Road. "' near State 1 M. REll Ul.A I'IU 1\' S fl1e 1--'Ut:lll•hrt !"@~l!t"Vt'' t he r1 11ht f' llr• ot .-.. lo>ct an:v a d~ dr.,med rmore Re1l Est•te For MOJ)EN 4 l'OOm house, bath, BEAUTIFUL vanity dresser FOR hardwood floors basement , and stool, plate glus mirror modern hom~. S bedrooms, · and central heating. r h 0 n e 42 x 46, "25. Mrs. Harold Barn· located near bridge, f u 1 1 WY 2·2381 5 14 Jtc bart, Tuppers Plams, Oh10. size basement, large Io., · 5·14 31< ly painted inside and out. Call IN~ORMA liON II:M SA_L_E _ _ l n~ertllln 4 27 tfc -------~ -~-~----·Highway Garage. 100 x 400 lot , ELECTROL UX Sweeper, com- fireplace, storm windows. I 3 BEDROOM brick Duplex with . t h P d "Jed ba h d 1 Wit 11 7 a tac ments. ay oors, pa1lo, ll garage Butternut 1\ve., Potn· Pete t an eroy. Ca ll WY 2•51 21. off balance 5 payments $5.51 kitchen, hardwood floors, each. IVY 2-2575. 5 14 5tc well insulated. Several financ4 27 tfc RATES Wa nt Ad ServJce • c.,nts PN wonl um• ins~rtlnn Mini mum t:hante 1!0 e~ntli 11 Cent.• pet word l'o r \'hree ennlt'CUIIve 1n~er!lrJll~ !W per rent Drsr onnt il!l palO a ll~ and ~~ or arle pat<l w 1thin w d ayll CARO OF fRA N K~ & OBITUARIES $1.2~ fnr :10 W(lrd min tmum t:acn adrllt!nmtl worO \e ~ Pomeroy-Middleport, o., ' Pomeroy· Motor Co. 2 S~NS QUALITY I 1963 Chev. and heater. Red finish. Good tires. 1 196 C 1 M C 3 orVI r onza pe. $1799 \~/~~n:v~~~~;oy~ ~~al~ Pomeroy Motor Co. ® _.,....,....,....,..._. MOD E_RN __4_roo _ m _ a-nd- bath, ZIG ZAG autom atic 96.' new furnished apa rtment. Middle- model. Buttonhole, overcast, 5337. 5_ 4_ llc_ OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. port WY 2-3874. 4 21 tic fashion design. el<. Built in RESULT P!tODt :ci:'\G Wi\r>.'T AD FURNISHED HOUSE 5 rooms dia l control. Pay off balance 'OR SALEo Large 4 bedr.oo,)(lmd · dur 9 payments $6.00 eacb. home, in Racine, In g· PHONE WY 2-2156 and ba th m Pomeroy . Call IVY 2·2'7" 5 15 5t condition - out of high watBusiness Services I livestock - - - -- -- - -- ' How ard Cecil. WY 2·5262 ____' '· c er. Hot water heating .:..:.:::..--=-800 IV_ Main St 3 30 Ifr 14 ft. BOAT, motor, trailer, $S50 tern, large electric hot water PI bin , FOR SALE : Fine pony. tank st · d s To be um '' and see. Mason 173·5923. . ·HOUSE FOR !lENT. Seven ' Blond Dlflolte. $35. 00. Girl's • orm wm ow · 1 Furnaces. Arnold Brothen, N0 t ICe rooms and bath, garage, mce : bicycle, ~10. WI 9-3222. sold to settle estate. Call Bob 618 East MaiD Street, Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, VeterinSHOOTING MATCH . high pow- yard. Phone WY 2-31!92. 5 13 :Jtc Cleland, WI 9·291i5. oroy. Pbooe WY 2-U41. arian, large and !llllall animals er rifles and 22 nflt·s and 5 12 ltc - -5 6 tic 7 20 tfc 128 Washington St., Ravenapistols al Roll and Amer ican PASTURE for 12 or 15 call le. r.OLf CLUBS, special youth FOR SALE: 5 room house, - wood, W Va. Phone 273-4271. Legion Farm, Bt>~·eh Grove ~Irs. Delt:H!rt Gaul. Cbester, bt>ginners. 3. 5, 1. irons -driv-J bal.h, basement. Gas furnace, AUcnONEER Office bours, Dally I to 6 p. Rd .. Sunday , \l:ty W. al l Oluo, Phone 985_240 1. er . puller • bag, 3 balls, fireplace. Priced for quick Complete Service m 126tfc p. m. 5 12 3tc tp 120. Like new. Bill Hackett, sale. Phone 773-5611, Mason, Crill Bradford 5 12 3 PONIES for sale. Will finance. Dan Hayman Country Hymn Ol\F;-R00\1 tra iler for ren. t. IVY 2-2444. 5 13 3tp !':.._Va. _4 16 tfe Phone WY 2-2007. 5 10 6tp Tim cwill be go ing on WMPO Close to mv home. All uttli· HOUSE FOR SALE on Laurel Racine, Ohio again this Sunday lrom 10 lies (urnishCd and natural gas. 1964 HONDA for sale. T~ke OV· Clirf Road Mrs. Norman E. _ _ _ __ __:~ 1 tfc a. m. lo It ·:Ill a m. Phone VI 3_2600 . ; <'r paymcnls. Cat! WY 2-2463 Hysell, WY 2-6322. 5 12 3tp I tic 5 13 3tc _5 4 30tp _ Karl Grueser, PlambiD& aDd 5 11 - ·· . -- --_a _fl_e_r 3_p_._ m. THERE IS a revival no~ 1n rR.~I1.ER LO'~'S -=- free sew tJUN"T PUM~ you sluggish seP, tiNCOME PROPERTY - localHealing progress at 11!; Hiland Chap- age and WHler Brown'• rwl lie tank Get Klean-Em-Atl ed within 2 miles of the MlaersvUJo, Ohio el w1th .Rev Ed. 1son \\ieaver. er p "' k toe1ate Approv edl septic tank cleaner· Land- lucks End your sewer -nbleo · at Racine · Ohio • uv Among those who entered 1 E I van~e I>t . begm111og at 7 •· 1 M. . Oh Pb WY ntark Fam Bureau. sisting of one brick and We have aD olzeo m each en· g r. J? p mersv111 e. 10, one Holzer hospital in the past 24 _ _ · __ ~·v ~ 11 · ' • . 31 1 _ t 15 2 18 tic building, housing two furnishSewer Maehlneo hours were: Theodore B. 3324 2 LOSE WEit:HT salel v wilh' _ _ . THHEF; burial lots in Beech ed and one unfurnished Reasonable Ratoo ler, 1615 Eastern Ave., Mrs. Dex·A·Dtel iablels Only 98c FOR RENT - NICe 6 room Grove Write or call J IV ment, J large business room CaD WY 2-21174 Day or Night Gertrude Maddox, !04 at Stark's Drug Slllre apartment. In P_omeroy. 170 1 Leaper, . 37 Riverside Drive, . . below, 1 double garage 7 28 t(c Ave., Mrs. John Joseph Sam· 3 12 60\c Mulberry-Av Pnvate enl.rance l D t 5 Oh T I 228 2566 furnished apartment over mer, 430 Lariat Dr., Mrs. Rich-,-....,-~----·- WY 2-2S75 or at 378 Second a) 00 ' o. e · · · and located in rear 1 mce EXPERIENCE_ D dreosmak-jard A. Lakn1·n, Rt. 2 G·a!lipol!"s, AI'cotiH I'~>MIIRt been 1 •St .5 7 !Ole . . ' Pllf'd ~i.EI osl!ns'lr>nre vuuJ opera - - - 4- 2otfc I' ' fr ame bmldmg located at 1ng, a lteratIons. Phone WY 2- Mrs. James L. Mmk, Rt. 1 Bidtor, Uce se' Call W~ Z.l!llili APARTMENTS -· Ist 'nd 2nd . HARDENS MARKET, SYRA· side. All m A-1 condition. 2276. 4-24-:!0tc well, Mrs. !'harles Edward Oil· 11 tl)tlt fi(Hlr , furnishP.d and unfurnishcuse.has_ on Special. Thu rs- Six rentals in all. Se lling due er, Rt. I Vinton, William J. - - - - - - - - - - ed \1idd leport and N' w day, Fnday, and Saturday, to health. Phone daytime WY AIH CONDITIONING' Re!'rlger- Beckner, Gallipolis Ferry, Bev· H 1 W d · Haven, W. Va. WY 2-3267 large fresh eggs, 39c dozen; 2-2255, evenings WY 2-2568. allon service. Jack 5 Refrlg· erly Sue Burrell, New Haven. eP ~nte I tc wieners 39c lb., banan>" 5 lb. 5 !3 erallon, New Haven, Phone w. va., Mrs. Coy Eugene Nitz, 5 5 6 ..-,·\ - w:\."<TED--f•;r- hr- Jucra59c ; one Kennedy half dollar . TU :!-3537. 4 6 lie Pomeroy Mrs. Paul M. Jones 0 li• • cdvert~<ing field . Selling F SI free with $20 grocery pur- f ~ SALE. 5 room home, . - ---- Rl . 1 Oak Hill, Ottis Burton, Rt: · ,. J••blic relalions exverience l o_r a e chase. Space Shot popsickles 1." baths, full ba;emen; F1re and Safe!J Equip- I JackS1ln, Mrs. Jennie H. Da· , v 'onand fudgesickles, 39c do1.en, cludmg garage, 114 x 140 ment, Sales and Servlce_. Porn· vis, Rt. 2 Oak Hill, Mrs. Milton "'• Tom Rvan on linnday ' The Raymond Hond property at tO lb. Nn. 1 Ma ine potatoes, ner lot . Mulberry Hgts., eroy. All ~pes and SIZOS of Leon Morgan, Jackson, Gain· 5 13 •' e Ohio Power Co .. Pom- 234 Lmcoln Rd · 6 r~orr house 89c; regular cigarette• 25c eroy, WY 2' 395 1. flre extmgmshers, ~'I< lb. OJ· ford 0. Upton, Ri. 4 Jackson, •y Personal mtcrv:ews be- 1 a:ld large lot. also 1 beds. t package. "' ga. Producers , FOr RALEo Moaern ~ lmgmshers, Boaters Special. and Mrs. Walter Webb, Ironton ·n 9 - 10 a m on I· No [ dmctte sel, kildtt•n cabmet, m1lk 49e, no jug, no deposit! f'"me home in Syracuse, with Dwlght Logan, DIStnbutor. and Paul LeMaster, Rt. 1 ,: e calls pi c. so.· ) . 2 wool mgs and table. See to foo l wilh. batb, <3 bedrooms) large utll· Phone WY 2-3821. Franklin Furnace, ' I 2tc ' Millon Hood at 623 '>1 111 St ., 5 12 3tc I ity room, double carport, gas 4 14 30t!'_ Births -Middlcporl. afler 6 p. m. Ph. - -- - - - -- - - - furndce, fully insulated, WJ!l , M". John Joseph Sommer Ti-: D· Waitress, ov~·r 21. 1 WY 1<1820. 5 14 3tc I PRIVATE SALt; I to ·•II carpeting, birch cabi· WILSONS car wash,_550 Page 430 Lariat Dr., son, 4:50 p.m. o:y at Sporlsman Bar. Ph ·' nets. Shade and fruit trees, St., Middleport, Ohio. C&rs Thursday. . ·. 1-~9:17. 5 13 31c ALFALFA WEEVIL HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS srrubbery. Close to school vacuumed. WY 2-3715. Dtsebarged · ,Y TO ANSWEH telephone \l;•la•h~~~ ~~~t~;~·x~~o~S are Household furn ishings at the and church. Very reasonable. 4-22-30t.c Patients recently d'L!c!~:~~~ I hrnw for large Ohio Val- tofl . rpr.,mm e nd e(l fur ('onlroli· I home of the late Hazel Cle- Grady Craig, Syracuse, Ohio included Anita EsteP. I 1 ! I Wr~-ro~~Fg"~act Hospital News I tiel • 1 I ! .,l('lf"lf" ~lf~ """;' '"" '""· m l!" t oa·o W e l-'vil. t)u~~. &n no m1r a1 0 . '"·~ ····'"- ntili-~ ., 1 tion--=-.::.ast_:"-_ai_~ -~-'r"~~~~-ero)'._ Cuclt/tJ> {ltlfift --=-=~~--:---c--- ° MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDinONING I I ~th HE IS HERE TO .. . SELL CARSI NEW and USED COME IN AND SEE RAY FOR THE BEST DEAL POSSIBLE ON A SELECT USED CAR. 1964 RAMBLER 330 AMERICAN ... ·I I I 81aettnar's p~Us. 20" SABRE TILLER 97 ll r:. ,._ CEMETERY LOTS ALL ON UVR GROUND Gravef H·in Cemeterv ll),..f A et6 MifTAJ<f •• I ~LO HAVE I<NOUJN ... we~ u! :: ~ =~ w~ ~ sco-;;" W: 1r PaiD r.AMWILL ,~ block~ i VE LOOK RIGHT CHUNKY TO~Y. AUNT i.OWfEZY '!'ORE AUNT ILOWEEZ.Y AtN'r ET ENUFF IN TH' LAST WEEK 10 KEEP A WREN NY ' 81RP ALIVE, ,.., ...., JU6HAID Robin DA1l ·= ·--t... .,. 1'1.- 'f•• - r:. -..... eomot.,.. n.Hood II.Boar4 _....,. 1963 RAMBLER 660 4 DR. SEDAN It Jf'r. lrtlt!k •. 'l'lmlll V8. One local owner. Auto trans. Radio and heater Like new. Save $$$$ ' a~ Ioiiar 3G. Act ........ <loll& Ia foldll --- 1957 VOLKSWAGEN 40. K - ......... 41. UDitof Heater. Economy car ... 1957 FORD FAIRLANE ·.... · .... $195 U.ll&tloaal 44.llloln 2 Door Hardtop. V8 DAILY CIYP.roQUOTII:- Here'• how to lfOik Ita AXTDLB&&J;& Ill lo0X81'J:LLOW Ona lottor 1llmpJy ,_ IIIOttllber., for tbo -llo, X for 1110 ~- Ia - - t o A '• Wid loopbl-. lht ton,th aa.1 -~I,- IIDJie I<It•r•. 0 ,,,.. Dob day ol U. WCII'dl ar!! a'l MnLI. 1953 CHEVROLET STATION WAG. $95 the--a;,..,._........ tv!' Good Body and Tires. 1951 CHEVROLET · .... ·---- ·.... .' $95 ~. A · NtcF METROPOLITAN MOTORS ll'HF VNQV Phone WY 2-3870 Pomeroy, SHORTY HACKETT It MOTORS DISCOUNT DOES IT AGAIN! SPECIAL! 1962 Volkswagen Sun Roof. Radio end Heeter. ~Windell. ~e. $34Q·OO ~ WHOLf BV~INEG5 ... IT and elAIIeclllte iiiNtJnc tor lmtUII vfllllllon. Membera and IUftllll from til Mrs. Clarenet Arbaup, who hu lived In ar been to Columbia Grlltlt wbo vUlt e Howard Stanley and )ln. ·· Ch!.caao will deny the rtalfllll Law-ei Grange lao! week Galaway accompanlid II r 1 !tmed In to CBS-TV') - I lroin which ouch dialoaue Mr. and Mn. Arthur Crabtree, Ronnie scott to Loaan on Jwlce-•week prime • lleml. and Mn. Carl Greenieet t!Y Opera, "Our Private World" "ABC Wednelday granddauJbter, RWa of the Wo!en•a pSo!MyOiflc:ersl ::esdsy nlaht, and It 111 otin nl&ht presented a auperftclal J~r~~~e·~:r- ,:~~·- :::Odal Chrlstlan Service. Those attelld-1 ' hall • hour documettllry about Jordan Earl S tey' ey InC art memben of la.Actually, it made HI debut the Ku Klux Klan. NotlUiti that . ' tar • mq, Churcb WSCS. t week, but I operate on the wu aid about the Klan, pro forlda theater Mr. and Mra. Reed :::er•I principle lhtlt juot beo or con, ham'l beett laid belore. 11011 of "du•"owr:• ~ave a were Sunday dinner a network putt on e It waa ·the eort of proiJ'am that l'llllna flmda / mak keep their oon-in-law and ml!o:C: :oul1have to pay do could nol hive areatly lltrred pay-TV Itaya sure Mr. and Mra. Lavern lhln8 1 lis we1a, li 10111e- or Informed anybody on lilY Robert Mort.,. Jonathan Wr;.: and Wnlly. ba a wo weelca, It must side. ten and Goulet ltlr, and Mn. Kendal J~::l ve oo"!.etbing. --peltl 011 NBc.TV' J dr pm and Waller were dinner 1 ha~alil~rIa Private World" In an article In the Ialelt program May 28 1 1 1111' of hll mother, Mrs. Faye Imitation {;,. 8 n~~t sense of Harper's maaaZine, NBC Prell· don on Mother'a Day, I Is to aay, II la dent Robert Kintner, discussing boplng It can cuh Ill on the the late Pretldenl Kennedy's lmy prnioua, popular IUcctU of IMIIM COIIICioumen of the •ic· &0114111 11.5. J'uat ~-TV • twb+Wtek prime- nificance of televloiori, wrltoo · L '1'llk :11. Dlvlo ol<a Place .. ooap opera "Peyton uwheawer 1te appeared 'o~ II.TII.F · the ocreen, he wan!A!d to know I.PIIoo lor....ll' or lltose wbo Intend to IUJte what hla ratlnP were. He wor· ao.n.u 18. 9tlbtf rtvw In ~ the Friday nltltt epilode ried about timing hla appear. IL'Iba U.TiwMtd .- Our Private World," II II anc11, ;nd lhoH ol hfa fltmily lla lZ. H~esaat -­ lint to have a &etteral plot nu- After Mro. Kennedy's televfaed tosuataln glful II I contplll. ~ la It: tour of lite White Houle he A young dlvOI'Cft lllOYttl from -celled me at my offtce and we u.a.-JG.-ot ''· llluftla • small town to Chicago, geta a bad a long dlacusaro;. about II, Byll&l>la whaleo job In_ a hospital and starts a whether Mn. Kennedy wu in of-le 28.Bare new hie, u they say. That 111 danger or 'over-ftpoaure' on :rr. Foollloll paoiU.OU ArMtc:eJ a!. you really need to know. televilion. He decided 1hal aha &bbr. cry The noble, auUerina men wao." ll.s-29. Sklllrul and aexy, neurotc women will 18, A 30.:fl'al•b • lllko cara of the reot. 'l1le Chamto1 SWifD· NJ!C. 20.lndluo"' ILTopltot Moxtoo Tht univenallty ol lila otory TV's "Today" ohow o~fglnatet Ja.PJ.,. olwllllll W~ n1t1tt from Greece the week of Ma --~ 26.J'lob when • younc woman, explain- 21-!8 . • • Same network'• 28. Entloo ~ a lleld injury, aald, "I fell peat or "1be Louvre" w Ill be 28. ''The dtn oo 1\tllb ltrttl." Mo - HtD June 8 , , • ioutlttrD Cali- ILGnok 8~. e - -- I .e.u SIIOUt.D AAI'e ~ araaee pnallllld lilt ~=~I and Columbia Grsalt( BJ J11C1t DtJ BRO lllllled Pre W See It. Save $$$ !i ~~~~~6t Telev1s1on Revue:SOcial News Station Wagon. Standard Trans. Radio and Heater. A real clean, solid gold color wagon. One owner: Route, ' Carpenter "' :~]~!:~~~~~~:~:606::E:.:M:•:in:$:1·:::::::::::::~ 0. land , Racine , OhiO. tL settle Insurance Lewis, Callison, James Miss Es tate. Walnut Dinin& room WY 2-2810. I 2 tfc Lillian r•·mlwr !o R. M_ Haeon, 206 ~J ~; ~·~-~h~::ro~"·; ~ ';:: t_;~)~~e:~l:;;,,;: -suite, buffet, Chi na Cabinet, HOUSE FOR SALE. 2 years AUTOM BILE Insurance been Burnette, Mrs. Herman 4th St., Parkersburg, w. Va. i n rni lk L o w !O'I il"i l ~. e~sy tu all · table , 5 side chah·s, one host old, 3 bedrooms, bath and cancelled? Lost you. opera- wright, Mrs. Thomas E. Cox ,) 12 3tc pi~. (;in•• l'l'r~ ~/Hod coutrol of chair. buffet IIIith 5 side carport. No down payment re- tor's license: Call WY 2-2966 and infant daughter, Y.A~TED- Midd le- aged wo- fl•·-~ ln~<'Ti•· e J~rvnl" ~, ;,g-e, los t!! ur ~hairs, one host chaif, oak qulred. Tel. SH 2·'4". 815tfc Perry, Mrs..Tames Spencer, ! to l 1\'l'j• k~ . ·\ lso ron lrol~ spittl&" W p JS I r:1:1 n to make home with one ilther ro ragl" T.A:-. n . din ette set, four chairs, 3 7 12tc e'ar ears, William Hokinson, l~dy, 6 days .'1 week . Call .\ t .-\JO'- \1e if(s count .v Farm uu - ty ca binet, library table, sev- FOR SA LE : 7 room house with PHOTO Coflytnl Service. Col> Mrs. Earl Cook, Mrs. James \\'Y 2-3276. Wilt consider mid - r~au •., ., p.,·a o,·e As s(H·ialin n eral stands, wa lnut bed b. th "t ted 3 I t Ph tes made of legal p8RtrB. Adams, Mrs. Fred Painter, Mrs. dle . aged couple. E;oAt \t aH) Street , Pome roy. d e I bed d . a ' Sl ua on 0 s. . birtll records tL'1d almost anv Ralph Tolbert, Charle8 William 5 7 ttc rL - - - - - - - - - - - 1 ress r, map e an WY 2-3."'61. J . H. Allen, 786 other documents. ' Henry an d David R. Wilcox. d ~, ~~~~'~'' ~:.vl•ln~~-~~.ce~!.~.~~·•,:. i HHLBARR_ fur sale .. $1.25, a stan · metal bed, chest Hysell Street, Middleport, 0. Reuter Losuraoct!, PomefOJ 5 6 tfc Birth.days, Honor !J, 111, P~:'l .;,.,~, """n .,,h-an•''"'"~"' I bushe l. Samuel Lew1~. \~Y 2-1 nH1irro~. old _v.alnut 4 l - "toand, ill tnt.. open "n·pua•nr. 6179 . 5 12 6tc otpolnt wrmger wastJer, -I • Uc Roll are Listed ~.:;;;~~~~ u;~~-('~:~~~;·"; ld~:·~-;~;~..; 11il Dl;-.JC'1 Cl 1 1 f i sets curtain st retchers, ROOM brick home, 2 batb- . '''" on '""'· ta•arh~• •ttqu 1rem•ntt ' m on awnmower or I 1 d 1 1 h rooms fin ished attic an 1GUARANTEED renewable for ' ' "" .. '"<lay tt•tn~ n•m• arM.-... nli sale, 4 H. P. - A-1 condi~ large e oorcirculating meta cot e:, ' . · · .' · •"""" gas basement. Out ot high water. lile ha>pltahzatioD. is3ued d BEDFORD 1 thl SCHOOLth- Birth. I •n l'Oln 8rn1ee. Bo• 6118-- PomerOJ tion. $85.00. WY 2-7236 Worce~tral heating, pnc. ed taU p•- WY ftjM,U aya or s mon are Dalb Sentin~t Pomeroy Oh.!o ley Hussell, Rt. 2, Pomeroy' and several sma ll ga5 a agea. &NlRI .....,,_.w. Steve Smitb, Steve Brlckles, Jim B "I R oak office desk, many qwck sale. Phone WY 2 18 tic Jones, Jackie Well, Gin er Cu~ 5 12 31 mil Iovment Wanted i _ "'cy un . P pans. etc. or. WY 2-2205. Charles Jums Rodney Carl Aru! Bailey 5 13 3tp WORK.'" five day; a week. Mrs. 1964 HONDO 3110 CC, 2572 actual W1Idermulh. 4 13 AUTO SALES and ' ' miles. Good condit.ion. Robert Real Estate for Sale • Grace King. 1 Lewis Petm, 176 Sycamore E. Barber, Coolville, 667-3692. Bustness Services Jackie Well had birthday St., Middleport. 5 12 3tc tp FOR SALE - Ranch sty I e BULLDOZER WORK 11152 MODEL ~ ton p<e~ up party here. HI! mother brought 5 12 3 For Sale R - - · house .m Syracuse, 6 rooms . . . • truck. Price """'.00. Rowley cake and Ice cream. '!be first ==--=-c~.:.::_0' en1 ~,!.~.i·:~~~\~ and bath, hardwood nom wlth wmch. Blg or a. Reed Hard;;e ~ 11 lfc graders played same• In the af. FOUR ROOM HOUSE 3 acres Malathion & Methoxo:hlor at'fJ to11• gas heat, storm doors and ~all daytimes WI 9-3151, · temoon. , • country arel·umme nded for ~ontrulhn,t~: Alf· 0 f ground m the li ";Veeva F.C<Jnom lca l Gn!co Alf carport. Phone 992-2954. mgs_ Wl 9-3089 . , Gene 1958 CHEVROLET 1958 Ford The Honor Roo: Jl'or , II t alh \1-eev!l Spray <"onLJ !n~ h nth Rac1ne Oh10 5 13 ' · 4th ade· J e1 B' Drilled ..'P . wa er ln the May be applied up To 1 llavs before 5 14 6tp I • Keystone Service Station Five gr . an Iggs, house, furmshed localed a- harv•~sl, no res!duu in milk. Low p in'"' :0 IU Chaney SheUa Hawk Cheryl • toxh'lt y, euy to app ty. Gives very HOUSE F'OR SALE 7 1.11. ~~P La ' · ' . bout 2 nules out of Bashan. Roort r-ontr o l of de~trueli\·e lBrv Re ' mbert, Paul Smith and stepbGas and eleC'trif"ily a d t staMf', 1a~t11. up to :J w@eiu. Also and bath, enclosed back FOR SALE - ()e 1957 Hill- ne Stanley · · n e1e· controls SJll ttl@bugl , o t her t~:>rage deep d 'IJ d U . phone available. Possession insect!. L!\:>~UMA~K. MeiM~ ·t ounty r l e we · man 4 - door sedan. $200.00. 5th grade: Karen Cadle Ca. d" I ., farm llureau Cooperative A1soclaEthel Carter Long WY 2-5251 5 7 tl thy H J! M Midk"f ' • Imme Jate y.. E. E Hayman, Ohio. , . c a I ary If, Jim 5 14 atp Syracu". Ohto. Phone WY 2· SAVE ON TIRES' 670 x IS FOR SALE: 1956 Ford Falr MorrL!, and John Swartz. 681l9 nr WY 2-7889. $8.95, 750 x 14 $t3.~o. Pric.,; lane, good tires, car iD fine 6th grade : Mary Brickles, 5 11 6tp plus tax. Newell's Sunoco, '?ndition, automatic transmfs Na:fY Clair, Brenda Smllh Chester, Ohio, Phone 98:>-2305. Sales & Service RIOD. Also 1153 FordomaUc Bee ; uTBJnluuD, Marine Supplies 5 11 6tc IDGHWAY PROPERTY • • tr811SllliBsion and 1953 Ford J . Donna u• FREE USE f C - - Large house with Jiving 6 cyt radiator. t mUes out 1aruce &1man and Roaer ZelJr· ll o our arpet . . . eFits Almost Every Car Lead" Creek road !rom er. · Robert Vane' Route 8th grade: Lee Roy Cadle 12 ft. ALUMINUM boat wi th Shampooer with purchase of dimng room. k1ichen, eTransferable When traller and 2 H.P. ~IOTOR. Blue Lustre Shampoo Baker and 4 to 6 bedrooms with 1 MddJepon Ohio "'430,..,. Wendy Carper, Kenda Cbaney' , Furniture. 5 pie room to sleep 12 or You Trade Cars • ' • - r John Dean, Janet Mees Phone WY 2-3280. 11 61 ----::-- - -.....::_ 5 i9 - ---- - - -- · . - people, hot air healing, ft1e ,......., ward Smith, Bruce J . Lar· For Rent ~ Mod~d8 x 35 ft. trailer. amrle supply of soft water eGuaranteed 24 months Wlll'ld 811i*'vd 11 ''d ry Justice and Randy Sy~ks. O~;:Y wards, LangSVIlle, ' t rom spring. Room fm· 2, 3, or 24,000 miles ~ 'l1le 8th grade wiD go to Cam· 5 7 3 BEDROOM -house in ~iddle- . · 6tc or more families for the eMost Popular Unit lite - nom, rtdo ... ,... den Park May 22. They are Inport, 2117 Second Ave. C. nod l'i!CE FAM ILY grocery store alwn. Cash price $6,000.00. In the U.S.A. larmaDto. SmaD "" eCODOllll vll!n( guest&, location. Call Chesrtre ;;l: 7- m Tuppers Plains on Rt. 7, RACINE - 6 • room aDd maaagenbfliiJt M' atudents for Bedford 7146. 5 14 6tc m Meigs Co. Building and in· I house with bath and forced 8oe sehool who entered May 7 are SMALL furnished~ apartment vmce Sl.ock doing a nice bus· hot air heating, lull basement lnstollod Metnpaii1H MManl Rita Good and May Osborne in air doncidtioned, suitable for mess. D. H. WOOD, REAL- with J . rooms, 2 porches, B. MelD Slftd. Pomeror second grade and Ruth Good, 2 men. Ph . WY _ from TOR, Phone 44&-1066, Galli· hardwood floors WY Wl'll 7lh grade. -Reporters Wendy 2 5440 5 to 7 p. m. Gtp Ohio. 5 6 12tc plenty closet space, 4 Z2 lie Carper Blld Janet Mee;, 5 13 - - - - ~- garage and shop. Pomero 0 3 and 4 ROOM furnished apartI buy at $12,000.00. y, . ments. Rowley & Reed Hard- ~ 1 INCOME PROPERTIE" -~:~~~~~i;( ~~,.,...-.J ware. 5 11 lie 3 HP Briggo & 88 have several with good PLENTY OF LOTS FOR SALE V -- Str1tton Engine · • TVE ROOMS and b•th, 139 turns on your investment. ALL WITH PIRPETUAL CARE Butternut Ave. Phone WY 2· GARDEN PRIDE LAND CONTRACTS - Sonne-1 LOT~ 2322. c 11 tfc ROTARY MOWERS times one can buy with M'lDERN 6 rooms and bath I 46.97 low down payment and bal· ~iili-Biiiiiiii;"~iUii~-iOi Open Mon.-Sot. Tl19 PM ance monthly Your -"t Build~• •.•-"apartment. Middleport. Pb. · ••""' ~o ' ,...., WY 2-n21. 3 24 tic POMEROY should be goo!. new homes Bulh lD Jack W. Corooy, CUCKLER REALTY . ens. otorm window•. al.umJ ~;!!; llJlG lour roo'1J lurnlsh& Manogor Albert M, Coi, SaleiiDillD Inurn siding. C&ll Guy Ne.. ell and lllllurnllbed aport. !~0t~ II Box Z29 WY 2-313& . ler, Racinl, Ohio. meotl- WY UU4 U I llr I 14 Co. Please ': ,.:t.l Appliance name, address, phone i Ray Benson ~~,.,..,=="POM==E"A"O"Y","OH,.~IO========='!!i. ---------- 1__ '· MEET · OUR NEW SALESMAN _ _ _.:.__ Spider equipment. Locally owned and tuned to go. 4 speed box, blower on motor, jet back lfnish, red interior, new whitewall tires. Radio and heater. 0 OFF ICE HO U ft S 8· 30 A ,\1 In 5· 011 f' M Oall) llaturdaY 6 30 A. '1 - M 1Hl0 noon IT'S SO 1:: .1\ SV TO PLACE 1\ COME IN Impala 4 Dr. ;;p2095 Locally owned with new car appearance Inside and out. Beautiful beiae and brown finish, wlslw Urea, V-8 engine, p owerg t·d t ell d hea ter. I e rans .. ra o an 1963 f Ord GIIXIe I ' 500 · HT Cpe. - + - $1995 '-'·-· 406 cu. in. VB en&lne, 4 speed trans. V 1nyl in,t<rlor. Rad1o • • fiOLLYW~OI~~tloaal ' - . Marl GalawaJ, Mrs. Mosier, and Mr. and Mrl. bert Turner. Members of 1960 FORD V8 - ...... .......... $695 Standard trans. Radio and heater 1961 CHEVROLET PICKUP .... $1095 Fleetslde VB. Cu6tom cab 1961 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER .. $1-195 196f' CORYAIR 2 _DOOR · ...... •. $J95 ... c., M•ny Ot~ers Tq Choose Froml . . ~., . "Our domeatfc lcltnce laacher aaya it'a the WIFE'S pi act to keep-a home neal! Who am I auppoaed to llllltv-rou or htr'l" WB X a: Qllatl.lllll CWJ'DCII: • fiaRY \' UKOW N K• ltCSXVQFWXAWBF,- 0.QOQ11t'4 ~..tortQ'o Qsrloojarl 1 'IVIIO 1nlL NO'l' 8I1Jl'rEit LA. FLO!!~ 1'1111 WtliiLI>, UR Jlllf JfOT 1111 IIQRN.-JOIUf -- • -. - ,., ,• • ~~.. JILl - ·- - --- ~ACi l WJEH RADIO APRU. LOG 6:00 Sign On &:00.15 Musical Clock 7:00 Bt SUD 1114 Know r.lcnday Tbra Friday: ~ , 05 Jim Meet Sho>l 7:02-30 Nos 1:00 SljlH)n. Nwa 6 30 s do 7:41 Ecboea of Jfl'/ 6:116 Sacred t!eart : un wn Serenade 8:00 Ohio Valley New1 I:20 Mefp CT, RJI'D 7:30 Slp Off Saltudaya: 8:15-80 Muaieal Clock ol:25' Paul BDI'Im Farm uo Sian On - Netu 8:56 COt1UDwtliJ Newt 6:30 Country Jamboree l:t16 Countey MUI!c Time t:OII Talk ot the 1'oWII 6:57 Weather 1,25 Country Jamborea t:SJ Muon County NtWI 7100 Natlon.al News 7 00 Prutestar' IIDur 10:011 Public Service &bow 713u Sports 7:30 Sporta 10: II 0811y LliiJI 7:35 Bill Miller Show 7:35 Larry andtriQn Show 10:30 LaiCbalrln& 7:35 Plckene lllrdware Show 10:45 It's Music - Arm.v 11:00 World Newo 1Tuesday·1bursday) 11:00 Dairy Valley & t)utton's 12:00 Community News 12:20 Evans Bulletin Board 7:~ News Top Ten Show 12:25 NewWGrtlllll 8:" 30 Dally Llaht 12:00 News 12:10 Agrleulturt Program 8:45 Battr Furniture Show 1.!:15 MtH!cal lnlerlnclt !Woii.-Aucllun) Frl, Show) lUO Tha Rev. MtrUn Teet1 12:45 Cotmlry Go-Rowtcl 1:15 Newa llaat t :OO N~w• 1:00 The Jim Mett Show 2:00 Country Go-Round 1:05 i\IU Miller Srow 6.30 Sundown Serenade 3:56 Newa Beat 8:05 p!ifee Wlth Janet 7:30 SliD ou 1:00 Mid-Way Matinee IL :00 :SII\p Shop . Soncla)a: 1:50 New1 Beat 10:15 ,Morning MedltiUOnl Ul Sign On - Army Hour t :OO Ollcint Wlllt Dou IO:SO Portraits of a Patriot U5 News 4:30 lnterchanp .0:15 !lUI Mlller Show 8.00 Baplllt Layman•• Ho 10:45 Maton Asr. Pr&m ('J;uet.) 8:30 Sunday llh<i. ur 1:00 CqnuauniiJt NIWI 10:15 F8111UY Worlhlp (Tburo.) 1:30 The Bible Speaka To y 011 1:05 Muon CouniJ Ntwl 1:10 World ' Nll'l Newa ID:45 A.S.C. Prgm (Pete 1:45 Sunday Shott l:30 Stmtet Boulevard Shields) (Fridays) IU:OO n.e Good Life 7:00 Off 'l1le Air ~I :00 News 1•:15 Co~Jireuman't Report SallnlaJ 11 :05 Tiny:• Country Junction 10:30 Sunday Show 1:00 Sl,a On 11:45 Tmy 1 Country Hymn 11.30 Tha QuJel Hour • :00.15 MUIIeal Oock T1me 12:011 Newa 7:011 Be stm ' Know 1ll:OO Cement Block Newa 12:15 The Cbrlstian'l Hour 7:02-30 Newa 12:10 Goeuler't Uuest Star IFrl) I:I:IL The RaY. MerUn Teell 7:30 Cllat • Olnr !dO Larry AltdariQn Show 1:00 T'• Rev. H. G. illewBM 7:11 Flrlt ilaptlat Cburcb 3:00 Jim Mees Show 1:30 The Rev. Silu BUiups 1:00 Oblo Valley Newa I :15 Blaettnar Auto Show 2:00 The Rev. Andrew Parsons 8 : ~ World Newa (Tues-Thur.) 2:45 The Rev. Roscoe 1bome 9:00 IIISh School Hit Parade 1·8o Newo (Local) 3:10 Tbt SUndly Sbowcut 10:JD SoDa • ltorr Time 4:411 Jim Meet Show . 8:30 Sundown Serenade 10:41 11ie GOldeil Key l :OO Newt 7:30!1,a OU 11:011 Democratic Le•!a!aturt WMPO Radio X HE ~OOLOI:i.' 11:II 11:30 11:45 12:011 12:20 12:25 12:30 Musical Interlude Repul!Ucan Legia!ature Waller Moeller Local a. Ohio Newa Evano Bullelin Board Newt-(}.GnDII Garden Club Saturday Matinee Allernate Saturday• 1:55 Newo Beat 2o00 Saturday Matinee 2:55 Newa Beat 1:00 Saturday Matlnet 1:16 Newo Beat f:OO Dllcing With Dooo 4:30 Top TeD Rnue 6:011 Saturday Nowo Report U& Dillner Musicalt I: 30 Community Cholrt 7:011 Off The Air 8anday 7:61 SJaD On 8:00 Tho Sincfnl ·Preachot 8: 15 Newa Report 8:30 Owrcb of Cllrial t:OO Musical Interlude 10:30 Firot Baptlal Cburell 11:30 Cbildreu'a Cbaptl 11:45 Sunday Nella a,_ 11:00 Newa ' Report 11: I~ Episcopal Churcb 1:00 Cburcll of God 1:30 Goopel Call 2:00 Old Folb IIDur S:OO 1190 mt Parade 3:30 Ne\\'o SeadUneo 1:32 1190 Hit Parade S:55 News f :OO 1190 Hit Pllrade t: 30 Newa Headlln 4:32 fl80 Hit Parade 4:53 Newa 1:00 Clly Comtnlii!Ollll' .Jttp. 1:15 fl80 Hit Paratlt 1:00 Olf Tha Air YOu M(US KEP' Hie t:IQI!'. Kh'< "" G;IT"'" HEAD DOWN' HOo"':E TO OUR >,---1 CHOR~ f .. RA£BURN VAJIIBUA.EN WE CALL IT CARA et::OY..,arr IN YDU/l COUNl'RY, I "THINK IT'S CAU.EP.... �" ,.,I c· 4 ., ' ' M~y 14, 196~ G 50 Mothers Daughters are uests 01 Heath Church's Eleanor Circle 50 8-Dally SenUnet, PGmeroy-Middleport, o., SOCIAL CALENDAR Mrs. Smith is AppUealiGIII • voluat.. -k areal 1be hoqlleL Glrll Prest'den t oI ages 11 tMouab 11 111d ph Shakespeareans : :~,~ 11 Wtre Bepl. 1 :J ...... AuviflarywiH Upward LookisI !~H~~.,_........;,Tnett~ay "' Jitpey Mulllnl wu ~ Sponsor Study Theme 0 .. wben tbe Sew·Rite Sewlila • I club met Wednellday even- Supper May 22 . Church Ctrc e atAtbe~ubb:;. -laD waa The Sj!tiCUH Wom811'1 Auxii•-· ..,._ ... be" Over mothers and daugh- ters by Mrs. Jack Slaven and MAY lC _ Tbere wDI be a meedDI "lJoward Look" waa tile tople eonducled· by Mrs. Elza Gil- 1ary ot the Vollmteet Fire D6r ter were s cial guests of tho the response from the daugh- 1\lary Shrme, Whtte ~rine of Officers for the commg year May 17 lor tho roplar mem- 0: the devotlono by Mrs. Louil more Jr., vice preMdent. The partment will oponiOI' a jl~ El s C f Heath Meth- ters by Jennifer Coble Jerusalem will meet Frutay at were elected when the Porn- hers when new olflcero will Reibel when the Federated Cir- traveiins prln donated by Mrs. oupper Ia the llcllool audltorlUIII ef;r thetr annual In a Truth or Consequence 8 p. m. a\ the of eroy m be btstalled. There will be aew cle met Wednellday at the Harold Hood was awarded Saturday, May 22, servtna Mother-Daughter banqvet Tttu:s- epiSode, Mr>. Garen rules Hlld other church. Mrs. A to beiln at five o'cl · day evening m the church dm- adopted mother lor the evenmg will sponsor a rummage sale for o'clock and that time. offlee The hymn, "Anywhere Charleo :eoout 1 10 Proceed• from this tng room Members and guests wa. awarded • polled plant Bs in Racine May 14 and 15 at meeting. ' to be turn ter Memorial Jesua," opened the meeting • lWreshmenll were by wiD go to tho lfremen to . wero seated at tables d""orat- the oldest mother present, and the Simpson building across Members were seated at at the Ve thaD May lowed by the reading of Poalm the ho81eoa to the above nam- used as needed. Ten memtJeri eL with flowers and centered Mrs. Larry Edwards r""eived from the post office. white covered table centered Hoopltal no a r uest.- 21, and prayer by the leader. ed and Mn. Edward Wells, Mrs. answered rol! call when tile with silhouette ftgures of moth- !lowe" lm the youngest moth- The Junior Class at Pomeroy 'th rangement of white 31. All are : In her medltaUon, Mrs. Reibel Raymond Baity Mrs. Donald IJ"OUP met m the toWn ers and daughters in blue and er Also recetvmg Uower were High school is having a rum- Wld mums Mrs Tomp- ed to be at th mee I· stressed that, "AI we journey McKnight Mrs.' Dayton strict- Monday evenlnJ, M•y 10. ,. gold. colors uf the WSCSh d J'ran•Im Martm, most dau- mage sale in the Smith Buildye '-edw th gr.ace · . through life we should culllvate land Mro' Donald Collins Mn. meeting opened with thP Lord!ol .s 1 A program followed t • .tn- gh,ters · present, and Mrs. Hem' . ing on Second st ' .• Apr II 14 an d '"' Mrs..,,T. A. •Hennessy, presi· _..,, -MOCIH!!MIGMI"'*'"' I he babit 0 I look'"• ... up • olnce Charles ' Hollman, · Mrs. wm""' ' ..... Prayer ... jn unlOOD ted' e to• ner cmylnr, out the 25th anm- erman, trom the longest , dts- 15. Anyone havtng rummage to dent, conducted the busmess so many of the thlnga of Boyer and Mra. Don Mullen. lowed by glV/IliJ versm salute to the mothers tance, ,\e• be ptcked up Call WY-2-.1019. ession which opened wtth life are above us. Mrs. Louis Osborne will be hoot- tho Americand . aged. 1 Haven, W. Ia. vta way of an old-fashion- A typ cat ·soap opera" . MAY 17 by Mrs. Tompkins who She named the blue 3k) , moon, for the next meeting. were read an approv ed . radio"" program 1n obser- gram wllli gtven by Aprtl tras- The Mtddleport Band Boost- had for her topic, "A Diary stars, rainbows, green lreel, 00 All Auxiliary. members an vance of the 25th anmversa?' er wlllt the audten<<o er Club wtll meet Monday Prtvate Prayers." Members re, rf neecy clouds, night of birds, the asked to be at a ' special meetof the foundtng of the Women s mg m the "Lets Pretend hour ning cat 7.30 p.m. at the htgh sponded to roll call by namtng sun and the glorious Sllll!et. Cadet Troop Hike• lng at the town hill May t7 at Soctety. Becky Fultz. daugh- undet the dtrectton ot Mrs. school cafelerta wtth Mrs. Cash a country in the Umted Nand She closed the_ meditation with To Meeting Place , p. m. to complete plan& ter of Mrs. Bernard Foltz, gave Fultz. •lrs. K. preSident, tn charge. ttons. A note of thanks was l Recent guests. of Mr. a i "In the Mornmg We ohould The newly formed Girl Scout for 7 30 the oupper. the dinner gmr . a btl of the Bell .. rete- "Phere wtll be mstallalton of of- read from MISs Lydia Ebers- Mrs. Vtctor Grtm were Dtrect Prayers to and Troop met Wednesday afternoon Refreshments were serve b1 Mrs Pull7, wogtam chatr- phone Hour" by smgmt Hap- ftcers All parents are urged to bach for flowers sent her whtle son and <laughter and oi Look Up. Two poems, Twas at the home of the assistant Helen Diddle and Carrie Sinman, arted as the tadto an- py the Home" With Mrs. M. E. attend . hospitalized Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grtm and A Sheep, a leader, Mrs. John Fultz. From clair to Myla Hudson, Clara nounw lor tlw program whtch Dowson •l the ptano. Theodorus Counetl Daughters Olficers elected were Mrs. Sef Ctty, N. C., and Mr. Went Astray, and He Cares th th girls hiked to the Lavender, Ada Slack, Tbelllla was modelt•d after rad1o shows The small daughters present of Amertca wtll meet In regular Dale Smtih preSident; Mrs. C. Mrs. Robert Sever and fam11Y closed the devotiOillt. ere fe th ir ader Mrs Grueser, Sylvia Zwllllng, Elleoa of 25 year> During the business session 00 ewhe:.. 1 regtll.; Clark, Edith lluod· and Marte 1 ago mcludmg the presented a one-act humorous sesston Monday. at 7 30 p.m. at F Tompk,.;, vice president; of Zanesville. They :me Stgn-on g ven bv Mrs l'uitz. a skit entitled, "You Must Pay the IOOF hall. A social hour Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. sec- pecially to see their ir. charge of Mrs. Retbel, preal- meetlag held. ' Rizer. welcome to the mother> hy Mrs. The Rent " Mrs. Char.es llradwill follow and potluck refreshretary _ treasurer. Mrs. Smith tor Grtm, who has . Pat dent thank you notes lor fiowDur" th meeting the troop I "II be serve d· mginto ethree groups, choosJohn Kr.awsrzvn t 1r response bury was featured ·a n ··•·t l ' oon ments wa. . named Mrs. Hennessy, Mrs. Ro- a·l'·ed tz · He ts now 1mprovmg I ers •were read from M'111:1 M divided ild od J "or ' from tl,. mothers b' Tom Htver" portion reaamg poetry The Metgs 4-H Pleasure Rtd- bert Warner and Mrs Ben home d M Robert Jay of guerite Meyer and Mrs. Lester lng a name and namilljJ group W wo URI Riley; a welrume to to background muslt of "Beau- ,ers club Will meet at the Rock Neutzling as the program com- Mr. ban . wtth relatives I Fauber who are improving from leaders and assistant•. The 4 H l b 0 . ed - - - -Uful Dreamer. .. The audtence Sprmgs Methodtsl church, Mon- mittee for next year... last week. recent Illness, and from the grouflll and their nomes are the • cu rllanras JOtned m the slgn-otf song led day at 7 30 p m. Members are "lnternattonal Affatrs was mMrs Manley has re- Raymond Hood family. Mro. with Sharon Glaze, A Wildwood Junior 4-H Gal' ill III by Mrs. Fultz. The comrr.erctal to take project books. the topic of the program, pre- cetved word that her husband, Reibel and Mrs. Ben Neutzlins the leader and Robin MIU., as- den club was Ofllanlzed Wed· TONIGHT ' of the evenmg was given by Mrs. The Metgs County Democrat sented by Mtss Ebers bach. She R er I ee Manley has been reported on May Fellowship sislant. the Ptoneers with Deb- nesday evenins at the borne of "MAIL ORDER BRIDE" fultz and her daughters, Beth, dub wtll at spoke on the lndtans of pt:gmoted lo the of Private day held at church. Orders wree bie leader, Anita Fultz, Mra. Victor Hysell.' Buddy bhst>n Ke11 IJullea Barbara and Becky. sc;ond ward ouse, on America and what . the. Wor . First Class. m the U. S. Army. taken lor aU purpose cards the assistant; and the Buckeyes, The club is apollBOfod by lbe ,('olor ' I Mrs. Galen Brown, out-gomg 7 30 p m. All membe_rs are u gHealth Organizalton " domg lot PFC Manley is serving with the Circle is selling. with Jennifer Goble, leader, Wildwood Garden Cillb and -~ ld lltJ-­ I I" esldeHt, conducted a short ed to attend and brmg cooktes the Indian, such as butldmg H Q 18th Art. in Butzback, Cer- A salad course was served Nancy McCall, assistant. At the advisors are Mrs. Dwight "NEVE R PUT IT fN WRITING" attending the new Methodtst or y 8 schools and adult classes Mtss He is a graduate of Mid- by the hostesses, Mrs. Allard close of the meeting refresh- hoan and Mrs. Hysell. Officers Pat Boone busmess meeting and thanked A I Ebersbach named the vanous dleporl High School. Mrs. Man- Prall and Mrs. Gladys Cuck- ments were served to 22 girl' elected are Grace Hysell, ptello the commlllees for lhetr work Tite Amertcan S church denommaltons and told ley plans to join her husband ler from a table with white cov- and leaders "ent. Heidi Milhoan vice II". . Sa turda} ~L.i) m makmg the dmner posstble. of the t. Pou s what each was domg to help the lm the near future. er and centered with an ar. Carla Fisher,' secretary; "GODZILLA VS. 15 The ctrcle voted to gtve fman- and St Johns Lutheran church- Indtans in the self -help pro- Mrs. C. E. Burdette and Char- rangement of spring flowers. WINS DIPLOMA I Fisher, treasurer; PogTHE THING' ttal asSistance to JUmor youth es wtlt meet at the gram. . les Burdette visited In Galli- Hootesses lor the June meeting J K nnedy received his di· gy Milhoan, publicity; Tereta tCoto r ) Asbury Camp near Rw Grande. Tuesday. at 8 p m. Mrs. atr The meetmg clo,ed wtth the jpolis Thursday with will be Miss Lena Grueser and I oe I e the Columbus Data Gooch health and oafeiy ehtllr-a nd . . Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs. Karr wtll have the Bible stud) . Women's Creed in unison. The her brother, Mr. Lawrence Mil- Mrs. G. 0. Schmoll. School last week and man, Koste Hysell, riCJ'elo "VOYAGE TO THE END Larry Edwards and Mr, Jack next meetmg wtll be m Seplem- hoan, a patient at the hospital. h pled employment with tlon leader. The girls are talc· OF THE UNIVERSE" Dt>nms StephE'ns I Slaven were named on the her, the place to be announc· l The members of the Middle- M H rtinger Insurance in Colum- lng beginning gardening and ont committee to assist Mrs. Wol• ed port Cadet Band held their rs. ." bus The son of Mr. and Mn of the community assignment! Uam Russell, JUntor youth counband party Thursday evening Devotwnal Leader wui1am Kennedy, he was form- wUI be lor the girls to take 1 selor in workmg out detatls Wlfite Rose Lodge at th ethgh school. S.':Jnd:lches Mrs. J .E D. Hartinser pre· erly employed by the Krogerl nower arralliJement to !hell ! The ctrcle also agreed to send n ' .. M and pop were serv urtng sided and opened the meeting Store In Pomeroy. church each SUnday. Pomeroy, Ohio the eventng. ' with devotions when the Guild I ·two senior high students lo the Esther Lowery, seven-year - Auxilrary eeta ; lltsstons School at Delaware in old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wh11e Rose Lodge Auxiliary Mrs. A. A. Scarberry and I of the Crace Episcopal Church II june, and to sponsor a booth at George Lowery, Hamilton - st. met Wednesday nftern?"n at her daughter of Columbus met Wednesday eveninl ot the TONIGHT &SATURDAY the Metgs County Fair. Middleport. was honored wtth the Legton _hall tn Mtddleport the weekend at the former • parish house. "PALM SPRINGS In conclusiOn Mrs Brown a surpnse birthday party on the with Mrs. Carl Mattox presi~ here, A short business session was WEEKEND"" 1Te1 hmcolnr) thanked her offtcers and mem- lawn of the Lowery home, Wed· mg tn the absence of the preSt- Mrs. Kennel~. Byer of Galli- held and the report of the secfruv Donahtw Connu• Stev dent. Mrs. Wtlltam Robson. I- pohs spent. Mother's Day Sun- rotary and treasurer accepted. !:n.s T\ Hat·d m .IPt i'V Van ' hers fo r thetr support during nesday, May 12th. ' the past year and mtroduced the A buffet supper, including her Altendmg were Mrs. WI day here wtth her family A social oour followed the Dyke 'lAW OF THE LAWlESS" new preSident. Mrs. Charles birthday cake, was served to liam Woodard, Mrs. Carl Mrs. Clyde J . .Bartlett h meeting. The next meeting will 1TechmcolurJ Y\lonne DeCarlo Dale Rob- · Bradbury The dmmg room was the young friends of Mtss Low- tox, Mrs. Davtd Entsmmge ' returned from Rtpley, W. d V · be Wednesday June 2, at 8 p. decorated. Wtlh baskets of whole ery The guests were earh giv- Mrs. p L. Mttch, Mrs JaTes where she has ays l m and aU members are W1ed ertson. \\'m. Berahx. I flowers combmed wtth blue and en .several party favors After Souders, Mrs Herman Bake.;;: at the C~urc~. 0 ~ ae:::~e~~ to. be present. :gold trts placed m tre shape of the supper. there was group Mrs. Walter Hayes. Mrs. Preachers tves ----SUN ., MON ond TUES. Mor 16-17-18 ' the WSCS emblem. Arrange-' singing and games. Esther re- en Lewts. Reported Ill weWr~~~~~ Ceod:rhi'd:k~ere presented to SON ADOPTED ments of flowers were used on cel\led many lovely gifts from IOtho Watts an.d Mrs. c • ~ odfs~nob.u~~~ I~OFI H~\d Shakespea~~ clu~ ~ ~t•nsoury, th~~~1~;Y ~et~:.~te C~urch ~:n~sd;y T~~pki~ S~~~g-Av ~ ~ne. lu~cheon eemm~n~a:! ~e ~P~":e W~~ t":': ~s ak~ th~ P~<>- par~!ctpat- I"'" e~e- I'"' ~evotto~s ou~. ~ No~. ~b Th~~ ar~ r,~d Col~~dd~: ~~ R~ger mee~ ht~ Podmero~~ Lat:~ ' ay: Churchwome~ :~~~~~~~· :E: -::::i:~l 'i . ME IGS THEATRE Ff'atur•ttt>: Listen Judge Colorrartoon eveni~.~g ::;;:,~~;:;~===~~~-=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;l "•'I sr~ l~ur these guests. Lee Ord, Vtrky Morris. Followmg t~ mMeeti~g e~c;h m~;~~.~~~t ~~~~rC.shurch K:.:;dar~~~~~~~~ fJa:~ Slack Peggy McKinney. Kris-1the group went to t ar n a eN ne Mrs 1 '111 Ia M~ms. Ca thy Pooler, Beth Restaurant for refreshm~nts ~-ithethe":,~J:st ~~r was adoption of a baby boy, omVaughn. and BryanTommy Mullen,Lowery. Danny !Mtldred provided Jacobs. by the Mrs. hoste~es. ~r~~~~~~sc':~~f."~:nn~;, Lowery rna N:~: ,.' p~esented wtth a gifi. Savings ou The Over-All Cost Of Your New Car! beach girl Contrast lriru. 100% cotton, $16.00 In addition our prompt action on your application and' convenient arrangement of your payments add pleasure to your purchase. Come in ••• let us give you full Mrs. Ross Cleland, pr::~~~;~~~ opened the meeting by from Mark 4, followed by Lord's Prayer and pledge to the nag. It was voted Utst Ill memben who are unable to at. tend the meeting be made honorary members. Gilts will be sent to bospltalized members. Mrs. Milo Biggs and Mrs. stanley Trll8sell were reported ttl. Games were played under the direction of Mrs. Marton Wood, Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter and Mrs. Norman Frederick with prl2es awarded the winners. Refreshments were served Utose:~;::J~E::I I the hostesses above and Mrs.toMabel er, Mrs. Ray Morris, Mrs. ence Neutzllng, Mrs. ~. ~~i.ll Van Meter, Mrs. Henry er and Laura Jean, Mrs. er Wright, Mn. Arthur Mrs. Henry Spencer and1 :~: Hattie Frederick. Mrs. ~ ling won the door rplze. 1 details, without obligation, now. II Mrs. Benny Perry and daut!h· ters, Linda and Mrs. ~ii'J M•- 11 tlngham of Keno attended the wedding of Mrs. Benny PfiiTY'B son at Milton, W. Va., AprU 29. Your Savings Eam 4% Interest Excellenl NATIONAL BANK POMEROY Selection Of Other Catalina Sportswe1r. Servlni Meigs County for over 93 years BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLif'ORT, 0. POMEROY ~ . " / Boost with .THE BEAUTIF'UL "Trad>ng Post " building. constrn r fed ftom lo gs turned on a lathe, Is where the park offire be located. Food supplles and souve niers \\ill be merchandised . Wilt ' RUTLAND Auto. Trona.. Radlo, wheel dim, ~ ooo Member ~ Deposit IDBurance Corporatloa owner. Only $1095 63 OLDS 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN· ............... ... . $2495 -•eo , power lleerln•••. new white oldewslls. wheel dil<s. ndle . Automa Ue. Power br... bick-llj) Urhu, tinted windshield, air-condiUoninc. 60 PONTIAC CATAUNA ,.. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. .. $1295 2 Dr. Hardtop VB motor, automatic traDI. Power brakeo and sleerlnf. lladio, while oldewall ttrea. Wheel dllel. Real sbarp. &2 FORD FAIRLANE 500 2 DOOR ................ $l 295 V 8 motor autom.tle lntns. radio, heater. 8ood white oklewall Ureo. wheel dJI<a, ~ckup Uchll, one .looal owner, new 011• !ntde-ln. llaol sharp car. 60 CHRYSLER .SUATOGA 2 DR. H.T. ·. ' .. '' ' •... $1 195 V·B motor. automa Uc ~--•··•-n, u-,umuliHIU power brakeo• POWtr oteerinl. Jlodio, wbit. old•. wau ttres, wheel dl,.. and boclt:-up Urhli, Very low miltllo. 2-59 CADILLAC, (1) 2 DOOR, (1) 4 DOOR·· cholct $179$ Bolli with lull powfl' and air-eondl«cmlnf Priced to Go··" As Is" Specials A high school dance party will be held thll Friday evening I to. 11 p. m. at the •ltl Racine High school audltorhlm. 'lbe .Jays will emcee. 4 DR. H.T. ------------------·:~-tripled, Olio better. 59 DODGE Between 1$10 and with npanelon ol the moblle tire populsllon of Akroll. mllet. New O!dl trado ia. N... · 58 OLDS Super 88 V-8 motor. Auto, 1r1111, Power Jteerinl. • Dr. Hardtop ' $495 $400 58 ll.IICK 2 doOr v.. 111010!:. ·~lomllle ' ' trwm~ ... . $495 . '' KARR &VANI Member Federal Reserve System • ..,,,, •.,Horace Karr is Host to Press Day Story and Picture• By Rob.,,! Winget! Rnval Oak Park: an ideal area · near Five Points for outdoor recrea tion . ll'i ll be opened to the puhlic ne xt Friday by owner Horare Karr rt may open <tn era establi shing Meigs Jounll· as an outstanding tti-s ta te 60 CHEVROLET V8 motor. DANCE TONJGm Vllll'IJ AIJNT T. W. Dawaon, Col~ tied Tueatlay with hll aant uncle, Mr. and Mr1. WUI era. two· ONE OF THE modern bath .house facilltles that provide• !peclal conveniences for campen ?ark. Automatic washers and dryers wilt be available for patrons, 4 Dr. SedaJI. 183 eu. Ia. A'M'END WEDDING Shop Our ,., :.0:., ~.... '-', ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY. l~b=ym:e:m:_b:er:s:o:f:t:he=ci:rc:l:e~::"~u:di:to:r:iu:m:.;;;;;;·ll Daughters of America, was held WHAT CAN BANK AUTO LOANS OFFER? Provillcial print f two piece surfer, I lE'creatJOnal area . H Members Status Gt'ven /1 Hit by I ness 1 J _NTS_ · SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. I \ r J, Save On Your Furniture on Elberfelds 3rd Floor Furniture Sale Wednesday evening at the lodi!e ll hall with Mrs. Oscar Mrs. Eddie Hartung, and Mrs. Buel Ridenour as hostesses. aurfi.ng ••• ~=-~~~~~-::-------------------------------------------~------------------------------------------------.. ·~ ~ ./1\-::-,----.....,.....,.....,,____ t---~,r!_2..s____,__;,____.....,.....:.,•__POME ___ ROY_-M_ID_D_LE_PO_R_T':"'._o_H_IO_ _ _ _ _ _sA_T_:U. :R.:.DA_Y. :_,_:M~A- -Y:_:_J~5,_1~9. :_65.:__ _ _ -.,_ij}-, ,,-----F-IV_E_CE_ · ~nd N~i:~~~de 1 :Circle. Grove City, and Mr. and Mrs. 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Don Low- son and Mrs. Clarence McNea . C , Hostesses were Mrs. alen ery 0n0r0ry ......,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOi Ray l''llow, Clarksburg, Ohio. ·\1rs Leo Sm1th and I &nding gifts were Esther's PLAN DANCEd t grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. The Mtddleporl Ban 8oos · ,Thomas Robson and Mrs. Eliz- ers will sponsor a htgh school dance party with abeth J ordan. . the Jays thiS t 8 0 Saturday evenmg from The May meeting of the Past Mrs. William Russell assisted It p.m. at the Middleport High Councilors of Chester Council, !for the '~-.,. VOL XVII - Ma~- 1 Dno~ To .Til. 11114!retU 9/ Til. lfe~..M.on .4r• th~ f.:.~:..~m ~ Bro~n. 'i:iiiioii;iiiiiiiiiii~~-;;.-.......:=~------- --·--,- r enttnP 1 ~· .'. Barb~ra I Powers . II • ~ent· I man, Vir&;Jma (;rP\o S!f'fan1e • Ml~ pome !he ptano and potted ferns aceented the settmg Yellow tapers were used on the tables Mrs :' Len presented B1 o•n SmJih w1th a g1ft from Mrs t h• '. . La~ey, spe~t "lOV& HAS MANY FACES" (TPrhmcolor) Lana Turner. l'l1ff Robtort· son, Hu gh 0 Bnen, Rulh Ho· ' / • Beatleb~.~gs, ra~k parso~~ge Esther Lowery ed 0fs SurprtS Birthday Kef~ ~ble w~ m·a~y. Luther~." ' p~•'""~ ~e ~ ~poria V~s:~n e~s 1~ ~rs. tue_daug~-' 'I sup': ~ · t~:: f~mth sandwtch~s. = •, 1 ~ Around And of ~ About ~ d/ ~ Mtd epo Wtlfta~ R~ssell j Bahr. • J •~_.~,'JI'J .. I'I wl: J: ~~ ~s!nt ~ed membe~ ·~:r a~d ' l • • A VIEW of the Swimming Area at Royal Oak Park. Tho Royal Oaks Park Jounchos Meigs county into the middle of tho Tri· Stato co111petition for tho Recreation Dollar. T h o project, significantly, ia believed to reproHnt the largest singlo Investment of local capital In o local enterprise ainco World War 'II, Loeated at Pomeroy Slar Route, th e beautiful · new park will offer camping. swim ming. picmrking. IJo<tting and fishing fa cilities_ Two lakes have been built. Karr. a building contractor. native of Chester lownshtp and livtng at Pomerov Star Route. has planned the pork to atl raet patrons from tar and near. Announremenf that t h e park will be opened nest Friday. May 21, was made Friday at a "Press Day" at the park . Newspaper. "radio and television represe ntatives toured the park. Meigs Countv Community Improvemen t Corp. President William Childs tv a • guide for the tour and Karr answered qur s 1 in n ~ ahnut enlt'rpri -:L•. In all. 11111 acres ol mll ing \~oodlands for nature slurlv exploralion , trailing <J nd JUst plain roam ing are }11.s in the p<H'k g round ~ Roval Oak Pa rk ll"ill have 1 ~ 0 ca mp si fr s \l i;P n .111 an~ eomplelt•d \ lr. 1\arr satd fhat HW sites Will h(• rPad,· on opemng rl<tl" and I he nth1'1' 211 w iII lw <·ompI e t <'rl tim VPfl r - Thr r nrnping an·.1 1 ~ loMlfed on a h!ll midst a ro ve of tm~· er in g oak trePs. ·\ four -arrp l:.~kt• for s\d!Tl ming. dJving. wading a 11 d \\ atf r spo rl s is expP<"ted to aftra<"t m:lllv an'n rer;;ident s. QnaJiftecl II"Jtrrf ront j>ersnnnPI for the Rrrl rrns sapprovpd swimm ing fa(·iiit i t:~s wr l l lw on hand Diving hoard~ and sl ides are alreacl.v por;;itionrd at th e lake 1\an rxpects to emplov al least three. and po~s 1hly mo re, liff'g tiJrd .. . 011 \I rt>kend~. fi sher men arP not for- go!t en. The largr r. 12 acre bke is stocked 11 ith 3,UOO lhs of raffish. rropples anti ha." and 2.000 m ore pounds ll"ill be added prior to the opening. Facilities av8llablo lo.Jb.t:~ camping area· :tnc\urte :rt]!ilfr vidua l pienic tables, parking ~reas and fireplaces. elect nc outlets available at 50 <·amp sites a disposal stat oon for trailers holding tank s. and two central sho- werhouses . Laundrv fa r1lilirs rnclude flush toi lets and plf· nlr of hot water. i\rtual location of t he park is four miles no rt heast of Pomerov and one m i I e so"l It on Wells road. Mr. K.1rr said floating lin· rs will control the swimm ing sec tions of the smaller lakr An eight-inch layer of small washed gravel ex. lends from the shoreline to six feet of water deoth. Rates for camping a r e $2.75 per family for each night. or $14 per week. This fee include< the charge ~ for swimming and fishing. There will be special rates to camping clubs and groups on request. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 14, 1965 cleland kessler williams withee