https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6de09612a10b453bd7061ad57974aa2d.pdf b02988d2a64fef172cc2fdc5b9e2edf2 PDF Text Text ·\ Q.Dally _se_.. nt!nel, . Pomt!_r:or:~ld.dleport. o, May 20. 19.~~ ! P'----•--m:lr A weiner roast will be planned for the next meeting of the Young Adult Class ol the Porn.,. Mrs. Wllllam Wells of roy Baptist 'church. Twelve Run was an overnight members and three guests at- Monday of Mrs. Lena Eblers· thi b h tended the regu1ar meetmg s ac . week conducted by the presi- Mrs. E. J . Hill is a busine" dent Sandy Phalin. visitor in Columbus this week. ' · Prayer was given by the new j Mrs. Bermce .1ohnso~ re t urnpastor, Rev. Williams. Sandy ed home Tues,day :vemng after PhaUn and Betty Cowen are to a VISit m 1\heehng, W. Va., plan the weiner roast for the with her son and daughter-mnext meeting. After a short bus- !l·aw, Mr. JJnd M.rs. Elmer Joh:: iness meeting rel'reshmtnls wer ~ s~n Jr. and family. Monday evE served by Betty Wiles and nmg Atty. anfdGCMr&s.TJRameds · Officers lor the next PTA t lied bY the ,ear were 1nsa Ch t p T A .11 d evenesber p · · p · ~n ay M r s In "g Y ast rest em. 1 • l\Obert Wood • , They wore Mr. Carl Kautz. !>resident; ~r< Dwl~hl Mtl· hoan. vice president , Mrs Reid Young, secretary, and Mrs. Robert Rilrhie . treasurer. Also eletled were delegates r and (llternatf's 10 the .ounty Nettie Barnhm·t. P.T.A. Council. They are : dele- Robe;! Woud, Mrs Bill Cape. hart Mrs. Dwtght :.tilhoan and 'a·n1 M rs. • are Mrs. Sh k Alternates B·t~c ; ijl· Mrs. Earl 1 • • 1 N'me semOrS . Recer've Bibles From Church aates Mrs Donald Morll , Mrs INVITE YOIJ TO MAKE THIS STOREYOU~ SHQPPINO CENTER ON FRIDAYS AND ALL W~EK DA'(S FROM 9. TO 5 ON SATURDAYS FROM 9 TO 91N T~f~VENINP ·.. Mainly About People In Pomeroy Plan Weiner Roost For Next Meeting :. New Officers \ Are Installed ·. ByChesterPTA ___..;.__...;__________________..;...,_-..----------. Mens Sport Shirt~...- correct size - Small (fits l.f.l4~). Youngstown are the gue.c;ts of DnGftrl T• XVII NO. 30 J' Mrs. Mabel Van Meter and Mr. . Do _ school were presen ted bibles by Mrs R ~ the Racine Baptist Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Donald Murphy rcturnf'd to thPir home 11 Pi~ls ­ &ld Mo~ll, M ~s_- ~ ~ ~~ ' School, of which they are mem· l blll'gh, Pa .. Wt>dnesday morm_ng Mrs. BJll Ho(key. an d · hers, at the close of the Sunday ·after spend ing several days With 1 Roy Holter were name on 8 School hour on May 16th. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan and commi~lee l u he~p With_a eoun· Sam Curtis, superintendent, Skip. I 1 1 ~y anllque auc:IJOn b~mg , eld presented the bibles and told Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan 111 September by the. (UIInt) p I these young people that their and Skip and Mr: and Mrs. ~on­ T.A. to ~elp sp~nsm lht> P.TA education was just beginning I eld Murphy enjoyed a picntc 0 1 5 scholarship Chatrman. uf the and hoped thai they would use 1 at Royal Oaks Park Tuesday. ' auctwn willlte Mrs D.\\ lgln Mil· their bibles to, ''further their iA nu..'l1ber of fish were caught ho, n. knowledge of the life and work by the group. I 1 Bruce Cleland. ----- --~==~-- r%~;:;~~;~ ----- - - -· Hospital ~ews 1 About 1: Gaugt reading!!: - r;a\lipolis ENTER"D HosPITA~ ~ Middleport S Dam 12.2, 13.8, runsing 8 feel River news SAIGON (UPI - Pramler Phan Huy Quat announced today !hat South Vietnamese aecurity forces have crushed an attempted military coup. Quat said the revolt was engineered with Co!llffiuniat assistance. In a 'nationwide radio broadcast over saigon Radio, ,Qual said the coup was nipped 'lbunday night when an undisclosed number of military of. Arran&ed by size for your convenient selec· Uon. Sleeveless and short sleeve styles In Other Mens Short Sleave seersucker, Jeney1, chambrays, Jingh.Lml and cotton prlntl!l. One •· and two . piece style.IJ. Junior, inisses and half 1izes. SPORT SHIRTS I of our Lord and Saviour Jesus I Mr. and M•·s. W. F. Dean · Chns. t, ' I and fami ly of Tucson,. Ariz.,. . S niors receiving bibles were ,spent the w~k end With thetr , Jan: Ann Powell, Claudi a Mil- ~ aunts, Mis!'es Maud and Freda I ler, Karen Nease, Isabel Pick-' Grueser. They were enroute to ens, Coralee Manuel Cummins. Columbus to attend the Genf'.ral ! Evelyn Cleland Young, Eddie Assembly of the Presbytenan Autherson~ Steve Cleland, and Church. 11 was vntrd hJ donate $2.5 to the- Easli.>rn H1gh Srhnol h. brary fund . Mrs. Velma Pikkoja wa s ~u~st spt"ak~r for tht> evt'nmg g1vmg a report on the bookmobile. The attend_a nrf' awnrd wa~ Ilion by the third g-rudl· $1.9S $3.95 $4.95 Mens Short Sleeve rollers. Pomeruv · Mason 20.87. Pt. Pleasa nt 2<. 1<, Hinton 1.34 Kanawha FJIIs 3.74, Char lest~n 19.00. LDnd011. Marmet and Winfit-ld darn~ were Among those who entered . past 24 Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan spent hours were : Mrs. Jame:· A. Wednesday In Galhpohs where Johnson, 648 Third Ave. , Mrs. she visited with Mr. Milhoan Roger K. Martin Evans Hgts., who is a patient at Holzer Hos- on the Sills. Dewey A. Good, Rt. 1 Ewmg- pilal. Boal Movemtnls : ton , Mrs. Frank E. Rainey, Gal- Holzer hospital in the KniHed SPORT SHIRTS Junior, Misses ond $1.95 $2.95 $3.95 H•lfSiz" $3.95 $4.95 & $6.95 Ohio River - New Marlins- lipolis Ferry, Ardath C. Brinkville up 14, 5:30 a. m. Na lional er. Letart, W. Va., Gregory down 15, 1.50 a. m.: R H. Bos- Allen Boneculler, Rt. 2. Letart, worth II up 15, 4 25 a. m.; Lynn w. va. Mrs. Woodrow W. & up 15. 6 a. m.: Robert Reed Treadway, Rt 2 Pliny, W. Va., down 15 7 a m .; John J Rowe Mrs. Claude W Fitzpatrick. 65 u~ 16, 3 a. m.; Poplar up 17, Eln St, Middleport, Mrs. Carl 3:30 p. rn ; Waller Beckjord 11 _ Persinger, 947 Ash Sc., Mid· down 18, no a. rn .: Burkeye ldleport, Paul F. Andrews, State up 19. 7: W a. m. ; Con- Long Bollom. Mrs. Letha Ric.ructor up 21, 1:50 a.m.; Bay· I ley, Athens, Claude Atkinson ou Baratiera up 21. 6:1' a.m.; [ Huntington, Mrs. Eugene R Ttbolt down 22 , 5::10 a. m.; Gibson, Ironton, and Mrs. Les- . Recent overmghf guests of Mrs. Cash Braley we~e Mr. and Mrs. John Schweotzer lumbus. Friday Mrs_ Braley attended funeral s;rvices for J. C. Radekm at Pmnt Rock. Mrs. George Anderson. rom. missioner delegate and Mrs. James Harley, elder o>lf~lh~e ~!~: dleport Firs! United P ian Church were in Alhens Tues day to attend the SciOto tery held at the Pr<,.bJilerian ll Church there. Mrs. J. . I 1 Charles Slev enson down 23, 11 ter R. Hoult, Rt. 1, Evans, W. mother of Mrs. Anderson, 1 p. m.; Jefferson down 2.1. 2:30 Va. companied them. a. m.; Queen Clly down 23. BIRTHS lV • and Mrs. George Ander4 30 a. m ; Southern up 23, 6 Mrs. Paul Hauber, Jr., Porta.m.; Pamela D up Greenup land, son, 7:15 p. m., Wednes4 p m ; Rave,.woo; down day. Mrs. James K. Largent, Greenup 10:20 p. m.; Juhn Rt 1. McArthur, son, 12:57 a. Ladd Dean up Greenu> 11:15 m. Wednesday. p. m.; Steel Trader down DISCHARGED Greenup IUS p. m ; F. H. Patients recently discharged Johnson up Greenup 2 tu a.m.; included Harry Hoover, Patrick Stephen Austin up Greenup 3- Williams, Lewis Smith, Rev. C. :15 a m.; Een McCoo . up J. Lemley, Mrs. Jack Weloh, Greenup 5:30 a. m. ; Barbara I Gertrude Maddox, Gregory son recently returned from vacation trip to Virginia Beach where they vlsited with Mr. Claude Washing!Dn. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan at Rocky Mount, Va. and with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gran~Jerg at Bedford, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Eber Lewis vislled in Chillicothe Brent up Greenup 6:30 a. m.;! Bowles, Roxcmre Ousle}. Ken· with their daughter and SOFA BEDS- HIDE-A-BEDS SLEEP or LOUNGES and $5.95 Beautiful colors. Wire supported stems . Ufelike bloom and loveiy year-around freshness. lOc ,. 79c 4:20 a. m. Gallipolis. Da.m - B~aver PLANT BOXES up 4:10p.m., Pegg,\ Downey up 5:50 p. m.; Bob Benter down ' 12 :40 a. m.; Eldmlilf down i '' 6:15 " · rn .: Trojan down 6·15 a.· m.; Franklin H up t:i"4r, a.m.; Philip Sporn down H a .1.: Ad- i d'll'." 8:30 a. m. Aauawba Rivtr - s e m e t down London 5·45 a. m . Thel- . rna Ann down Marmet l l :40 p. m .; ('hris Jr. down Win fi Pld 4:50 p. m.; Georg~: Price up Winfield 9·:tO p.m H E. i Bowles down Wlnl'ield . 1·15 a. m.; Allen R. Merril; up Win· ' field 2·30 a. m.; Lucv J a n e Lucas down Winfield .; 1. it m.. Jerry Bosworth down Winlield, ! 5:45 a. m. ' With rolled edges. Made of heavy gauge steel and beautifully embossed with a floral leaf design. Perfeet for indoor and outdoor use. Dark green. mira\ Jones IS INCH PLANT BOXES - - - - - - 69c 18 INCH PLANT BOXES - - - - - - 89c _ _ _ _ _ _ 99c 24 INCH PLANT BOXES 30 INCH PLANT BOXES----- $1.19 36 INCH PLANT BOXES - - - - - $1 .49 42 INCH PLANT BOXES - - - - - $1.89 PLASTIC PLANT BOXES Smart Design, Sleek Styling IN . ~ISSILE LNfT Army Pvt. Allen D. Stacy, 1 I whose p!trent ~; . Mr anJ Mrs. 1 Robert Molden, live on Route 1 1, Dexter, is assigned tu the 1 .fth U. S. Armv Missil4! Com- I mand in Korea .' A· radio opera· I "&or in the command's 226th nal Company Stacy enter. · Army in November 1964, rec·eiV-11 eel basic training at Fort Knox, Ky:, and ..as last stationed at Fort Gordon, Ga. The 21 - year•ld soldier is a 1963 graduate Dl Rutland High ·school. 18 INCH PLANT BOXES - - - - - - 89c 24 INCH PLANT BOXES $1.19 30 INCH PLANT BOXES $1.79 SH the beautiful line of Bowl Plenters, Urn Planters and Patio Tubs also Watering Cans, Petite Floral Vases and Cemetery Vases. HOUSEWARES DEPT. L,ATE DOR SCHAEFER AT A FAVORITE TASK_ A merilber of the Meigs County Child Welfare Board Dor Schaefer, retired business man is pictured here at 'work on~ · e of his "volunteer" J'obs 'Appointments to such ~:· . tllti of publle trust (ll'e rarely, if ever, sought. All 00 , often; Invitations to such duty are refused. Mr. Schaefer ICcepted. This is probably one of the last pictures taken Df Mr. Schaefer. It iS owned by Common Pleas Judge I 0h C B n ' aeon. "" '"'' FEATHERWEIGHT DELUXE oll&ld, dutlblo I' D.D. omootli teiOIIea aluinln,., litl>ln1 MC]ololnforead wlllta o N~oa OTtrnt-llslldS.•arVIIoo~ . -·~ plllltJkio, bufl, ·~ ~Mlill, llllll "'"' .,r./ For the finest quallty In Summer Furniture VIsit Elberfelds 2nd floor. Just ar· rived a large shipment of Aluminum Folding Furniture - Chairs, Chaise L\IUD· ges 'nd Roc~~rs. NOW AT SALE PRICES .·.1'·, .. ~~·, ... Living Room Suites and Sofas $329.00--2 pc. Living Roam Suites SALE $266.00 $249.00--2 pc. Living Roam Suites SALE $188.00 SALE $333.00 $389,00--2 pc. Living Roam Suite (Tndltionoll 1•229.00--2 pc. Living Roam Sul111 SALE $166.0l SALE $322.00 $398.00--2 pc. Livil'lg Roam Suites SALE $422.00 $495.00--2 pc. Living Roam Suite (French Provlncloll _ SALE $149.00 $199.00--2 pc. living Roam Suit11 $398.00-2 pc. Living Roam Suites SALE $333.00 $249.0~-3 pc. Livi"'j Roam Suit. (Maple) SALE $211.00 $419.00--2 pc. Living Room Suites SALE $322.00 $249.00--Sof• " SALE $199.00 SALE $311.00 $369.00--2 pc. Living Room Suitt !Ciipe Cod) SALE $404.00 $489.00--2 pc. Living Room Suite (C.f!, ~~ SALE $260.00 $389.00--2 pc. Livi'!; Room Suit.. !Cope Cocll SALE $388.00 $469.00--2 pc. Living'iloom Suites (Cope Cod) $379.00-2 pc. Living Room Suit" (Cope Cod) SALE $299.00 $309.00-2 pc. Living Raom Suites SALE $266.00 $469.00-2 pc. Living Room Svl~. (Cope Cod) SALE $318.00 SALE $196.00 $289.00 Sofa (Traditionol) $398.00 Sofa (Trodilional) SALE $250.00 SALE $164.00 $209.00 Sofa (Modorn VInyl! $349.00--2 pc. LiNing Room Spltei-(Trldltlonoll SALE $222.00 $259.00--2 pc. Living RAMmi SUit" (Modern) SALE $208.00 SALE $226.00 $339.00--2 pc. Living Room SvitM (Modern) $269.00 Sofa !Modern! - · SALE $2 II .00 $349.00-2 pc. Living Room Suites ,$ALii 1200.00 -SALE $366.00 $449.00--2 pc. Living Room ~~~-(Cepe Cod) $279.00-2 pc. Living Roo"'· . 1't1 (Cape C~J SALlE S2!!.00 $239.00-2 pc. Living Room: IMocllf'lll SALI! Slto.OO \ilftl VIsit Our Worehouse Siwe on Mec:h!llllc $tN!!f. Llnollilnw ·RUlli Corpeta - TV Service - Plenty af P•rlclnfj RoOm ' - . CHARL~ o.A N.ll> . .. . I ,, HAYMAN Dt"st.rt"ct Teachers Honor Charles Hayman, Executive ~am Grove cemetery. Rev. Wilbur tUPll _ commoolst Viet Teachers ol Southern Local School District Wedne• Perrin will officiate. I ng g ·a:. ambushed a night recognized with highest praise the leadership Military rites will be con- I U~ s. Marine convoy • few Head Charles Hayman at a dinner given in dueled at the graveside by lhe II f this alr base toda M t' R t t - M.ddl t Drow-Webster Post American mdesk rom th Le tb / ar'" es auran '" 1 epor · Legion. All members are asked an deptd fe a hernecbs Mr. Hayman, who will retire at the end of this year, to attend. pmn~ own /r a;h our / presented a portable television set by Carl Weese, 0 Frienda will be received at ~ma . arms tre"hY as a gift of the faculty mem- 1 • • -- • fi.mer1can casua 1ty was t e in Southern Local. School district system for SO the residence. Funeral arrange- . t . h f h Mr. Weese, serving as spokes- years. He has served as a teaments are under the direction tteu enant 10 c arge 0 t e of Rawlings-Coats Funeral convoy, who was hit In the man for 36 teachers attending , cher and principal ., an execuhome in Middleport. cbesl. said it was with mixed emo- tive head since 1925 when he ---------- .--Spokesmen said bis cood~ lions that the tear hers anlici-' began his career in Union tio" was "satisfactory'' but pate Mr. Hayman's retirement 1counl)'. .\1r. H~yma~ was a OUt that he would have to be eva- Iin that that are happy he coach at Racme High school AD ooys of Middleport wbo cur ted from VietNam for fur- will be relieved of the work and for many years and organized will be eligible lo play blgb ther medical care. The spokes- responSibllil). But the school lilt first basketball team al Leo school bateball In the aprlnl .... ~>!1 said 12 . :.1es were rid- environment will not be t.be tart High school where he 0 of1951, F"'sbmea- ta- .. log along a road only .four same without Ius guidance. tauiht. be[ore coming to Racine tbrollgb Senloro • to • be, are miles from :bts major U. S. Mr. Weese thanked Mr. Hav- followmg consohdalton of the By Uaftetl Prftl Ill~l IDvited to tum out at the park alrbase when an elertrically man for his yea rs of servi~e districts. Vie<~ President Hubert at 18 I. m. Saturday. detonated mine went off in to the school and community ' Attending the dinner were Humphrey wlll'tl(d· the .lr••.t of one of their three ! and especially . for his ·:zeai . Donald~ .olf•.-. Avice Frecker, Charles Winebremser, maaa- tebiCie•. !and influence m rnamtammg Vmas 1 ' Lee, I,m:.,loe Lim· niaht ill9t'il.'!l'l~ . PI' •I lbe SIHDmer Leagve H14dea Communist hush- I the high educational standards •ing. Ga Prt~ Weest!, d e • egragate lU ' teuo, "'"' first plaos for the wacker~ ope ·· up with small of Southern Local schools. Jean Hamm. Howard Nolan, schooll regardlfo ol ~~~t~:~~::l he announced armL Mr. Haym.1n was referred Eddte Lou Howery, William 1 they receive federal 1ld. to by W«·s. as bring a "bal- Priddy, Maurice Loll, Cora 1 Hum hre In maj ing_ Private cars were ance wherl'' for the system Webh. Lawrence Rose. Hilton P Y• • or IN QUEEN CITY searched at the entrance. and that his leadership will · Wolfe. Jr .. Betty Roush. Edna rlghta speech in New Meigs County CommV!l Pleas Three of the suspected plot- be missed by the fa<·ully. [ P~iee: Ruth Tucker, Elma said a school district s:annot and Mrs. John c. Bacon ters who were arrested Thurs- Mr. Hnyman expressed his. •C•n 1 '"•ied on page 6 > cape lhe constltutlooal - - - -are in CiliCinnali today where day night were led away all appreciation to the teachers for , lo deseiJ'O«ate mer•ly by Bacon is attending 8 gunpomt from a prmt shop next the tnbutes and for the coop- I TWO FINED jecting alllederal financial as· of the Ohio Common to the office of United Press In- eration given him by faculty : F'loyd V. Hawk was lined siJtance. Pleas Assn. at the Netho temational. members over the years. $10 and costs on conviction of In reaUty the cliolce 11 olm· erland Reports circulating hi Saigon The retiring executive head having an overwidth load and ply this: To continue said Col. Pham Ngo e Thao, said he is proud of Southern , Jimmy F. Evans. $5 and costa federal aid and ·d...lll'egate , leader of the February coup, Local School distnct and the on a charge of driving an un. to aacrlfice federal aid and WEATHER was being sought in connection hard work of the staff whirh Isafe vehicle by Meigs County ~~~··~~~~::1 ::Sbo=w~ers 3lld lboodershower with the latest attempt. Thao has helped maintain it. an ex- ! Court .Judge Frank W. Porter · 5I per eenl south late and Brig. Gen. Lam Van Phat cellent system. I today. William Ours forfeited lolllibl 3lld Saturday. Not to were among those senlenced to Mr. Hayman ha• been an ed- , a $25 bond on a charge of drifo tonigbl, low 1$-64. death in absenlia. Iucator in lhe Southern Local ing al an excessive speed. S hWarned I:• p.lll, o Flat llumlnut1 rocliw ralls Al2Z I: ated a number of years. He was a veteran of World War I, member of Drew Webster Post American Legion, a member of the 40 et 8, the Pomeroy Gun club, and until re· man for several terms. cently a Pomeroy council- degree Mason, Valley of ColumHe waa also a member of bus, and of Aladdin Temple Pomeroy Lodge No. 1114 F Shrine ol Columbus. AM, of Boowortb Cooncil No. Surviving are his wir., Leah, 41, Royal and Select Masons; and a ssiter, Mrs. LUIIt Co'ats Pomeroy Chapter No. 80 RAM, of Pomeroy. the Ohio Valley Comm~ery A native of Pomeroy, Mr. No. 24, Knighlo Templars I 32nd Schaefer was the son of the laJ A • wr loki lor l)tllcli storep • · .f.IVE CENTS Nu,.clear Ned, Nevada Champ, Po-== ~.ante!"'~~= TD l esegrega e Head's_for' Calaveras Jumps ;::~~~....~ plastic anns be•lnp 111d walters Sale ! Chairs Rockers-Recliners--Lou119f$ J. D. Chauvin dnwn Greenup neth A. Roush, Mrs. Chester law. Mr. and Mrs. George 6:35 a. m.: Asa up Meldahl Hill. Mrs. Raymond Layne, Hen-I Vaughan. 6:30 p. m.; EliSha 1\'oods down ry White, Theodore Miller, c.. Neda Bradford, Rio Meldahl 9 p. m: A. D. Haines ' cil Bauerle. Jesse Ward, Gain- College student, spent the week II down Meldahl 10: 05 p. m.; 1 ford Upton, Mrs. Cecil Hagley, end with her parents, Mr. and Defender don.- Meldahl It 40 [ Mrs. D. Hall, Mrs. James Clif- Mrs. Wallace Bradford. p.m.; Arnold Walker down Mel-I forJ and infanl daughter, Mrs. Carol Scott Gallipolis, spent dahl .12:20 a. m.; J. S. Lewis IMilton L. Morgan and infant the weekend wtlh ber parents, up Meldahl t a. m : Western daughter. [ Mr. and Mra. Paul Scott. down Meldahl 1:55 a m.; Lu- [ ;;;_;,::;;;;~======_;,_...,...,...,...,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;="""': ther Herdman up .\1eldahl 3:20 a. m : Charles K. up \1eldahl All Steel Deluxe ~ c.~ fictro was armled. One~Uio overthrow last Feb. 9. But this other raid aganlst North Viet 1 pect was shot and killed w li time, he said, the Communists Nam. he resisted arrest. also had a hand in the plot. Four planes rrom the aircraft I · Vietnamese mlltiary pollee Leader• At Large • carrier Midway threaded doubled the iiUird at Sal1on'o The February roup also way throu~ antl-alrcralt fire · Ton Son Nhut Airport today In failed. Its principal leaders, al- and a thundershower to hit two , an apparent attempt to appre- though still at large· were con- North Vietnamese PT boats ' hend any coup planner• trying demned to death in absentia by with bombs ,and rockels. · to ilee the country, a military court. . A spokesman said the Quat satd the leader of the While Satgon was m the munist vessels anchored in planned coup were the same of- throes ol the coup alert today, narrow river 85 miles south fleers involved In an attempted U.S. Navy planes staged an- Hanui, were heavi!y d~~:~:~~ •· - - One was reported ' ~~ ~~a~~h::: ~e~~~~~n~~~~:ni~ ~~~~~o?::; ~~~:yw~~ ~~i~ i:\~:es:~ ., .. ··- Polyethylene Flowers ji -: 1 • Cootourld 10111 Just Received In Time For MEMORIAL DAY DECORATIONS A Big Shipment Of Life·Like J .& ~ 0".·'.-- ------------ FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1965 back to the Midway. All Dor D. Schaefer, 72, prominent Pomeroy civic and tate A. N. and Kathryn Ebers- 1planes relurned safely. ' community leader for many years, passed away Thurs- bach Schaefer. One brother, Check Closely day afternoon at his Uncoln Hill home. Carl, also preceded him in At Saigon Airport, Mr. Schaefer was dead on arrival or the Pomeroy death. police checked the emergency squad at 2:05 p.nL Funeral services will iJe held 1of all persons entering or DOR D. SCHAEFER SLEEP OR LOUNGE _ SALE $188,00 HIDE-A-BED SALE $188.00 SLEEP OR LOUNGE _ SALE $209.00 HIDE-A-BED SALE $184.00 HIDE·A·BED SALE $248.00 SOFA BED SALE $88.00 SOFA BED SALE $78.00 f~ ~ ded WomensDr1111t In all si2es $229.00 $229.00 $259.00 $229.00 $298.00 $119.00 $109.00 , Dor D. SchaeJ1er zs Dead ~~~~~y~ew~~i~: :~~t·he. ~ Another Group o~ ~ - 01. ' nat Stops Attempted Cou.p Engineered by Communists DRESSES Dean, Mrs. Hen r.\ I•.Jf~ 1 Mrs Lt>On::~rd Erwm. em rs. uating class of Racine High ua t io~t of Kenneth Hartung Olan Hy•ell. , . Mrs. Pau l H~•wk. ~ enttnt.\~~ Til. ·, .,_. Dl Til. ltlei•..M-n .tr• POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO and Mrs Henn HJchmger ;:!nd Nine members of the grad- familv a.nd att~nded the grad- h'n er •' Daytime Plaids, stripes, checks, solld colors, whites , iridescents, neat patterna. Rea· ular staple style shirl:B with wide81Jread collars. LotS of Button Ivy · sty lei. Good selection of trim fit or tapered shirts. Jac Shirts. All are wash 'n \f·ear. Comfortable, cool and ready for your selection, her honor. at y . f,Ol ' .. me- dium (!its 15-151>), large (Ills 16-161.\a) and extra Jaree (fitsl7 -17~). M". Irene Van Meter and son, Doneld, and daughter ' ' f• •· e <• • Womens .\.. '• ·' ' · • A Specl1l Group of All with short sleeve•. You'll find hll McDermott o 118 en· . d 'l d' t ~ertame WI r a mner par y In ·' BE SURE TO SEE THE EXCELLENT SELECTION . ' .a loda Y at Cro , w1 Conuner<e pretlclent, 'al d 'l1ull'lday. N0~ . R, N~r (UP! - Clark County w II transported Mr. Canq .... tile Iller• ..•Nuclear· ed," :Wno lilay have ~Jere !rom near Las V""•• c•-~ ~"be ....... 10 deeldt lit er In hls tank· Wlill 'l'lnusday in a lead contob',; !""''" ww ...., lhe :i(nM<!\1:/Irog jumpinl con- because 1 twa Bleared lhat••Nu- t~~ lesl TIJarsd4Y with 1 leap of 11 clear Ned" milht be radioac'1 • Macla• evoul•.. ~. 9 inch~. Uve. tblt sumiller. A Sometime between now and The frog, captured near the tealllloa tf llltr<llult 11 111'1· Iunday ''Nuclear Ned" will be Nevada tesl site - where nu- od. opirited -by car Into California clear tests are conducted by - - - - - - - - - by a secret route to compete lhe Atomic Energy Commission In . the intemalional Calaveras- "glowed In the dark Uke • . Coun lY frog j umpmg contest. firefly," said Mrs. Hamann. "We wll I ont divulge lhe Nye County SherUI George '. route beCause of implied Barra Insisted lhat "Nuclear .... E..u- Ned" be aubjected to a Geiger ..eala of ICaIll.) Gov. mund G. Brown's militia," ex- counter test for a second time plalned JGy Hamann, who was Thursday before entering the S 00 0D appointed Nevada's frog rom- oontest. missioner by Gov. Grant Saw- 'Tbe needle on the Geiger '!be Middleport 111gb yer. California officials have Is- went all the way to the top," Senior. Ba<ealaureate aued no Immediate word OD the said Mrs. Hamann. but I will be held Sunday fl'Ofl'B slatu•. wouldn't say he is radioactive May 23, hi the high tehool The two • pound frog trom because I don't know how to itorlum at 1 p, m. interpret 1 Geiger counter-" The school band, Wider There had been some opecu- tllrectlon of Mr. WUilam laUon wh e t her the possibly sell, will play lbe! ~!,!""to:'!: "hot" frog could legally be en- 1nd recessloJoal, "I tered Into competition. But Mra. Cr<umsiance " by Elger '!be Hamimn ruled 'Nuclear Ned" invocation wiD be pen by could because nuclear flssloo Rev. Marvin Dow1011 of Hetltlll ls a preduct of Nevada." Methodist Church. "Nuclear Ned" ou!jumped The achool band will play, Washoe Zepher" from Reno Lord Most Holy," by Frenct, the e feet, 8 Inches and Lady of followed by a ~crlpture readinc the Evening," a representative by the Rev. Do1110n. Th Of tlie amall counties (11 feet, Girls' Glee club, Wider the 3 Incises). to wiD the· slate· IItle. dlrecllon of Mn. Dorotby Mrs. HamBDD vowed to CIIITY ~. vocal Instructor, will •ina the cue to the Supreme Court an 111them, ''IJWe Thln&a, My WASIONGTON THE If necessary 10 'Nuclear Ned" Lord,'' by Conway. world's lim nuclear merchant could compete Sunday In th,a The eveaing prayer will lhip, the NS savannah, will be- California conteil at Anlltlo given by the Rev. Clyde BarllettJ lin re;utar eomrnercial oerv- camp. of the Middleport Olureh tee lhil swiuner• .But vacation The annual ewnt was, made the Nuareoe with the ebo•ral[ erutsea •board atom • driven famous by Mark Twahl 8 ceo- response by the Glee Club, lhipa .-e llill a tong way olf. tory-old sotry, 'The Celebrated COQil'llatlon will ling t h '!be 98wmnab will Clll'l')' JlllllP~, Fl'Ofl of Calaveras bymn, "May the Good lreJcbl but no pauenaera 00 County. The contest draws en· Bless and Keep You! • Ill run. And offl. tries from u far away u Eu The l8l'lllOII entitled, "llll•v clal8 ut tl!al no matter bow rope and HawaU. Th.e current Stand Ye Here Guinl," will well tl!ti ,JIOI'fllrlnl. 11 will be international three • lWllP rec- f)ven by the Rev. Donald 10me ja)lrl before nuelear-pow- ord is 17 feet, 1~ Inches. of the Middleport Church mel ~~ ohips are plyChrlal, and lbe benecllellon by lni the ... lanes Iii any Dum- 'NOID I'........., the Rev. lllrtlett. . lien- . . . . W1p tu be tneo4 beolt Ia · ., . ldiiOey u far u 1110 B. C. MAN SENTENCED pl~ - Tlllli 8()~ 0n jbey ~ won by 1M Glenvw BoQeu, 51, a:~J ,In 111 ottoi!i• atllck ~, baa been oen~enc:ec~ to mo :f!.W.'il!l':t ;JolmiOJ)'!O dell, · ' -- ' oneyearlnlheClnclnnllll.._W:~t;IIYI ~- bp'n<ici,ifoWII •h~ . J.DCAL TEMPS . boule by Meigs Coullty • , receid to ~- rei.- Tilt tempirature hi Pomti'OJ'IInd JuvenUt Judit P. .H.' . tlolll . between w~·. l!!d dOwnlo~ ~ oector .wu Brien on. charlet ol ~;~;~It MoseOw.. . .·' , '. '~ ~- overcut aklell to .the dellnqueaey ~f • An • .. II!&.~ ~ •1 lUl·"· m. today. . and 1181~ 11oft~ lflll by lhe ·~ '.ijl!q.~ .... . . held tn. COUIIIy jaU lbda'y. ellred ~\~ili!J~';:'II,itb lhe COioo1'TEE8 TO MIET. · ·~ BOvlet of lhe Melp . lbe u.ttljtj '11\'.·· ~ · I · ~ ·' ri&ift ~ . of the ADMISSI~S,... ·~ ¢U Gt ··~~".'- · :: ' · .' ~ · '' ~eri who. Porn~: .taM.et ·Rowe, Potto+ iei'Yeillloh'']n 'V\j •t;j 'lilolll ' · · ' ,. · ' · Alum eroy ' Dulle Pat.l·vllleJ , 1IWtr M 1: .,. p.ln: '1\liiidiJ . ,; J.!~ li ~1: Jlrt, . ..,_ ,~-:f;· • . ~ .llealcil' ld&h. T8y ·' 11011011~< ;. ~ . I •.) • ,; "~ llbj~j'So.(f\1 ~·. i ·. • I>· • . I •' !' ~ fpOrJ;I F. r i d a =.:":e•: I• ...;:;_ Baccalaureate Af MiddJ . eport J S day I WORLD fir_. ..., u-., .wet 71 UD!Oll ·~~ - ~·' ~ i~D ~ ~ a,opltll ~· ~-*Jt',:v fnr14'~ ~~ ~ j)~~u- flri;:·fA\nl, .. ' .. It•r '<. ! t.. •' '<"" ' ' "' • ' I 1 i '" �, •' ThP Daily " SPntinvl II ,, ... , ' .. •'• , ' ., , 'II ,. t:very Little !:Sit ne1ps-or Does It? · Voice of proadway ••• reporting Middleport'Boys League SchedUle.· • Umpire; Stobllt Umpire: l!lleplhl. ly DOROTHY KILGALLI!N 'I ~~ '" Look Before You Leap Jotllnp bl l'.encll Tennessee Williams' N'/E on Broadway lhis Wint~,, will have a London premiere instead Washington insiders ..y A· mericans will have to get used tc • new way of llle - oman wars, guerrllla tactics all over the globe and day-to-da) rebel· tou )ions in foreign countries. By Wayn• G. Brand•tadt. M.D. With nice weather, people nalur111ly turn to o u I door s~ts. it is important to avoid ovndoing them. Some people assume that il • lillie uercise if good. a lot mu:.:t be even better. This is not true and can endHngtr health . cle sor.-.ne~s fell when 1 seden- tary worhr decides he must nol waste ii s\nlle minute of his weekend and goes out and plays 3ll hol•s of goll or 10 sets of tennis in one day. Morr, seriou! is the risk of getting I !ltV~t"e sunburn or putting too great a litrHin on the hear\.. The athlete who engages In sports ofltn ha s. through proper coachine. l~arned how to take cart of his bod~· in all sea· lOllS . Most or us are not in !Mt class. We must work Into •urn· mer sports gradually. Other ter~ous hazards ot over· ue-rttoo In summer are belt au.ke and beol exbausUoo. Heat streke eomet DB after su• tolaod oxpoo""' to slzzlln1 tomperatures bas caused the aweat clands to ru ilry. Tbe vl<tlm llrst complains ol ..adaelle aad weakn•ss. HI• skla become bot and dry and bls temperaiQre may reach no degreea. Prompt hwering of the temperatu··e is essential to prevent damage to Ihe brain, heart, kidneys and liver and even death The virt1m should be plarul in a tub of Ice water, if possible, ;md a doctor called. rr he connot be placed in Ice water he must be rooled as ra- pidly as possible by whatever means are available. 1 I l JUNE ba.- NGS .'. --- RECORD HOP Natlohl Window Opinion By LYLE WILSON Ualtd Prtss JatrmBUona1 ~ city of New York will b~ faced with 1 now-or-neftr sit· u11ion !his y~ar in Lhe !lection of a mayor. Democrallc Mayor Robert P'. Wagner will be opposed by Rep, Jolin V. Lindsay. a liberal R.. publican now serving his fourth tenn in l.ht House of Representatives. The Republican leaden ot N•w Yol'll persuaded Lindsay to run. The formaliliM ol his nomination are 1 mere routin•. Tho! pots tt up to the New Ytrl Conservatives. 'l'be CGft. lltr'Otive party in New York .... orcaniRd to compel the Republk:ln party in city ond stole to re..,... the drift to the loll in 1t1 effmt to out promise the Democrats in bicb for >01 ... Rabl Left Wllctn It Is the Cons.,.vallve porpo>t to mist the nomination ol left wine 1\epubti<am to politi· .,., ollie<. When they are 11111ble to pro. ftlllt sud! I nomlnltion, the Conservatives put up their own candidate to siphon o! Republi· can votes that othPrwlse proba- bly would be cast lor the par. lis leJt nominee. The upcoming nomination of Lindsay lor mayor i• precisely the kind of political maneuver that the Conservatives are pledgod to prevent. Since they cannot prevent thl1 nomination, it will be up to the Conservatives to prove their ~ lilical muscle by entering their own candidate and thus obtain Lindsay's defeat. Bll111co Of Power V the election should work out that way, the Cooservativeo woold emerge in a verv 111'0!11 balence ol polve" position in New York. They would demond and tl· peel to get som• author!!) Ill the oelectlon ol luturt Republl· can nominee~ for l :ty and s•ate poti<'o. And, of rourSP, !hey would blaaball Gov. Nelson A. Rock•feller. Should Ltod~y he tlected mayor despite Conaervallft epposltlon, the ~Piinler organizelion mi&ht begin to dtaintecrote. A1J • Repubi icon mayor ol New York <.,ty, Lindsay rea- ................. ' FRIDAYMAY21 From Ito 11 PM At Pomeroy-M11on Bridge ATTENTION! THE DAILY SENTINEL enttrt• Ill". m. BOYS and GIRLS "But we felt this biU was needed to strengthen the work· ing of the law and let it work at peak efficiency." "We !eel this bill help• to eliminate a great problem in a field that is affecting ail of us and our families more and .BERRl'S WORLD ..,-- · LOS ANG!j:LES IUP!) - Jose (Potrillo) Lopez, 118, Los An&· eles, outpointed Zo!TIIo Valdez, 119, Melk\o City (10). · Tbe Pomeroy Women's Goll Aosocaillon wlll meet otnlght at 1:30 p. m. Ail members are to bring their ticket books with them. ' •T•-'-' fs!Mn e ........ tDCLUILII' iWIIt· \ 3 New .·:S!.Pit! to do it yo~rself ' ,.~no Buildars Supply Co. plaalling a lllOilllter all !&I te~Mntlt111 In .~. lM" honor Pii'D. I'ibty'U or • ier .' :N, 2nd Ave, their Wl!OTe econd star)· qm.' lira IIIIo Ill ~ . ,.., 4 - . . . . ..... ..... ,, .... . •~~eo••· ~ . , . _ ..... ey,t... .... .... pllch .... chelA Uktn, they baY.: lllirll . ,,,;. . tlltrt.J La lellll .Jletlallrlill 11 i I at Bed !!oz .... 31 .•.. Bedle&l at Reports From Tb ~ Capitol Time Ir· Lucille Ball is the latest name being siven oerloua eonaideratlon lor the lead In the movlo •erslon ol "Hello, Dolly'" Still In the running are Carol Channing, Doris Day, Shirley Mac. Laine and Julie Andrews, but Lucy would be a powerhouoe In the part <She also would cost eight dillon dollars) Le e llfarvln oeems to be feeling no pain u a reoult of his seplira· lion lrom his wife. Currently In Gotham, taki111 bows for hll performance lh "Ship Jf Fools," he's the very picture of a hall' py fellow as he makes the dis'rotheque scene wllh the ubiq· 11itous Tina Loulle. 1-- by Talk of Hollywood Is t h t mysterious till between Alain REAL PROBLEM !her wear red plald vesll at Delon and MGM. One minute Dear Helen: might If their wives would lei Alain was settling contentedly them. r recently read a letter Ill In Call!omla, the next mlnulll ... But don't jump Ill ecmhe had jetted back to Par\8. your column lrom a nice bache- clualons. Some men "call "" Both sides ol the rift appear lor who dlda'l Uke ban. I real· erybody darlin' •· and never delighted, b\11 the public Ia sur· ty think us "nice" people have mean a word of it, condeacendo prised because just before he a problem. I am 21 years old, Ina, forward or olherwlst.-H. In heat exhaustion the vie- left lor the U.S. Alain aavl out lairly attractive with a aood fir· Dear Helen: tim's skin feels cold and clam- an intervl•w In which he blast- ure. I refuse to 111 In a bar at Spe•kln& ol that llttlt rtjeet. . mJ. This condition i• due to ed French moviec . The FCC'a a 10 • called dance wher. the td teen-aaer who bears I~ a depletmn of salt and water renewed lnvestl&alioo into • "nice young people'' just drink bnmt or irrHation and aggra, through excessi,ve aweating. and aren't really nice. · vatlon In the whole lamlly. The victim should' he wrapped · reported revival ol disk jockI !on horseback rldlnl and There's always one! Somehow in a blanket. lie should be ey payola is well under way, swimmtna. But I do these ihings thl.l JS.year-old II her mother'• given water to Which sah hi's witr a great deal of questlon- by mys~lf •• my air\ friends outlet lor weariness and dlsaust been added <~ teespoon to a lnl aolng on in california. Lord Snowdon's half-brother, don't care for sportl or else and If her mother spoke tht quart 1 only If' he t. conscious. can't afford rldlna or trips to Otherwise, trying to get him Martl8 Parsons, will walla the lake. You don't meet many truth aht would c-.11 her dauahol drink will cause h I m down the aisle !iltb Aline Mac· men in the outdooro. Do you ter a martyr, not a slob. After I read that letter I •aw to choke. He ahould also be Donald In London on May D. suppose that they're aU at mysell the tired mother of llvtt, under the care of a doctor unPrincess Margaret will attend bars! who "take~ It out nn" the old· til the emergency i8 P"Sl. with her husband Anthony Seems to be we nice gall lag est. Why? Somehow we clash. I So, if you enjoy summer Quinn, In Spain at the momaloog with our families at out· always thougrt before !Mt SHE sports, you should play at l~ast ent, is recuperating lrom ser· lour limes a week, if possiblo iuut cut. IUflered when he leU qa and maybe !pend the whole was to blame, that she take1 and not try to concentrate 1 Into a crevas!lt while climb- day in playgrounds with our delight in irritating me, but 110\f I think I'm beglnntn,. to see: whoh! week's exercise into one ing a mountain. He was alooe, nephews and nieces. Maybe you have aome 1111· she lo my whlpptna-glrl. Whal or two days over lhe weekend . and the adventurt could havo '""lions lor me and my b·ienda. h•v• I done to her? I only hope If you un't gel out durin1 tho ended in tragedy. -MISS PATIENCE work week to .enjoy your sPDrtt It ion 'I too late. I hope aht'B Dear Miss P: use moderation on -the weekend. forgive me ...... GUlLTY ONI Now you don't just lose m Surely there must be a aolu· Dear Guilty One: · "' Ago IOlan. do you? But Euro- tlon lor all you Patient people I'm sure she will and I'm 11111'1 peana are buzzing be<:aUie the who walt lor the right guy (&all ahe will also accept part of the Jlf"StOt All was booked on a lo c-ome along. Perhaps it's in autlt. n likes two to tan&le, plane to Russia but never ahow. electronics. In many cities IIOW· yDII know. - H. ed. Some of his lnUmates hint adaya computon are matchlnl that he's In seclusion. undergo- up cards ·toward hopeful lovt Thla column Ia · dedtcalft It aonably could upect to be prto ing religious p!'eparationa for matches. These "Marriage Re· family living, so II you're hav· moted to govOI'IIOf. The aover- his marriage to the Shah el search" bureaus are licensed by !ng kid trouble or just pial• nor's mansioo in Albany Ia an Iran'• daughter, Princess the city, and you can lind them trouble, let Helen help YOU. ideal launchin& pad toward a Shahnu - a ceremony that by lookin& In the phone book or She will also welcome your on presidential nomlna!lon. Lind· would leave many a broken Inquiring at your Chamber of amuolng experiencea. AddrHI' .. y will be 5ll years olo lll 1972. heart along the French Rlviel"' Commerce olfict. IJn'· quite Helen Bolte! Ia cart ol lhll and in the Swiss Alps, but prob- the ume u a do-it-yourself ro- paper. ably would prove popular witb mance, but alter all, we're In ..... AlmaDIC the .Moslem world. It's the se- the age of the machine. -H By United PreH ..terulloul clusion ·bit tbat causea cooaid- EN·DEAR-ING MEN Today 11 Friday, May 11 'he erable pualement. Certainly Dear Helen: What do you (tlld other wo141st day ol J!ltili with 2U to "aecluslon" •• never a word men who must be on the phont follow. aaooclated with the lui Ap; a lot in their buslneuea) think au eootraire, as the Jnterna. The moon Ia approachtna Ill ol men you've never met and Uonal Set would say. last quarter.. . . · . . nover called before, "dearing" A faDlOUI •ln&lng star, dl- you all over tht place. T h e 1 Yorced not ion& ago, tells bioodThe momln& star lll,s.'ium. catch your flrat name right •· eutdllne Illes obout her marl- way, and then it'l "Mary, dear/" The evenl'lf star Ia MIJ'I. tal uperlence. She'l not at all The Germ~ . painter ,aad • ancl 11 YII, dear" and ''No, dear,' 1 h e all llu'OUih the pholll conver. Ill'aver Aljlrecbt DuN wu the fngHe type, but IWelll's her bridegroom heat rer ullon. born 011 thll day IQ-If7l. up aomething awful . .. o. tht. 41-r 1n jl.btpry: Are they I. Condelcendlnl, 1 O..rles Cllaplin had a bit of Forward, or s. Just plaiD friendIn liD ,mat It ,COilllderecl the llrst De!nocr.atia aatioaal a at ov• daughter Geraldly!- MARY convention aot uitdor ·'lfly In lnt'a derision lo strike out oo Dear Mary: her own as a dancer and an Baltimore. I'd aueu they are 1. Publlo Ia lilt Cl~r~~ llarkMI or an- actress. Stand back lor the relattona mea, and a. They otlzed the flrlt ·A.merlclli lte4 llreworka when IS.Jear-old dau. ohow Cross iD WUhtnaton IIHl con- pter VIctoria enters buallleu and she nya ·ahe't sented to oerw 1lli it. llnl president. ' ' ·' · determined. In !!HI Prnldelrt iloaevelt When and It the Farrell proclaimed "Ill ~ tel mlll'dar ot clrcua clown Paul Cif national ., , . ~·' . ~Wills tolved, it will be reveal· ld that some ol hla cl~ friend! were lllllwlll'e of t h • typo ol life the "qlllet fellow •• lived. When the w~ a1or7 Ia told, a "oex cllHI" lnow ID the )llllltlslon of the pol"'-f wtU Ill part of the evidence, T b t mala o!llpi!Cl IIUIJ be on the b!p aeaa 110\f . . • G- what the Shah ol Iran would like for Cbrlatmas. (Or bill ·blr\h. Uy, perhaps!) 1be Nobel , _ Prise I . . . ·'Tht llalltlt Wltaea," whicb Will be dlreet. tG Ill New York 111 11ep1a14 Deabam, wiD repreeea~ Ida IHih play. llld hiii!Jib IJIIilv.,. ·....,. JJi IN tlle.U.. '!'IIi Jhow It CUrrtlltly Londoa'l lllaell *-tic hit. lllllatne If you ·wtU an n.t. tan 4f,lcotheqU. In New York Yallkeet Tollay's .lJiedical Report The Conserv1Uve porty in . MAY court wUI not permit her 1:' take them out of the countrtSo in the future, fitcker ~ oro who want Warren BeattJ for their movies probably will . have to offer him a ICI'tpt wlti a London baekgrouncl. The Pan Alley 1<111tlebu& hal " that a prominent music Orm was sold rect~~tly becadso tbt• ownm were ,l,tiOti,OOO In debl. Battle lines are belnl drawii between John Frankenhelmer .fill one side and Stne McQuee!l •· and John Stur&•• on the other. Last Summe Frankenhelmer announced hla pans to mate a picture about auto racln& now McQUeen and SlurpS have told the trade they're lOin& to do · aame trln&. Meanwhile, al lhe speedway, Frantlllhellll' er has 118ntd 11101t ol lhl world'l "'at ractnc drlverw. Dlamoncl2 Helen ISottel--' The \east or these is Lhe mus- -DCW tine lor the lrug,t he Watusl, the monkey - and, wbo knows, maybe a couple of choruses uf "Come bark to Sol'l'l!nto?" A bi& wheel in the movte lndu• try has found a sUck way of gel~ng dateo wllh beauties. He tells trem he'll put them Into the next James Bond picture If they ploy thetr carda right. Via transatlantic telephona trom London: Shooting wu suspended on the set of "PromIs• Her Anythlnl" so Leslie Clll'on could appear In court for the linal derision b. her dt· vorce case. The verdict of the High Court wu "divorce granted" to her husband, Peter Hall. Leslie received "full cu• tody'' of the chtldren, but that'l not as Ideal as It ICIIIMI., since the run cliiiOdy applies only when aht'1 dl Enlllnd. '!'be HELEN HELP US! · . Some dav the decision will be made in this prop~sal. hut up to now, even af· ter numorous survevs 11 has nQt been r .. 1olved. We might take a look at another watti'WI~ development that has taken place tn tht last decade. and check its rt<'ord from the standpoint of tts pre· The railroads Interest , which ts slim· ulated by the competition from the sea· way and the continued expenditure of qo>. money in this diredion deserves an lllquiry by Congress. Th.re should also be 1 careful evaluation of any such pro· posed waterway across Ohio from the lakt to the ri.. r. These inquiries and IOi.rveys should he reolistir. We have an eumplt of the sinking ol money in 1 toll road in our neighboring state that makes a prime eumple nl false notions. '!'be West Virginia turnpike has n~ver operated in the black. In fact it is not em able to pay the inlere.'t most of the time. Any good plan11•r. or e<onomist could have predicted that sl>le of affairs before million• "'"' sunk in a road that could not possibly attnd enough traffic to pay the intere.st and d•bt off. We see tbey are raising the tolls on tht ~oun· taia State turnpikt, bllt il will still fall short of beitll l SU('('t'S'!UI Opt'rllon. new play, "Siap!!tlck Tragedy," whlrh wa8 schedule. to open aet a plentora of pi'Opaganda on · the merits of the building of ~ water· 'f(ay from Lake Erie to the Ohio River, 1nd If yuu would believe 1ome ol what read it would be a big boost to the ~onomy of our stale. and will circulate p~vl&atlon from the lakes to the Ohio River In increasing amounts. We would not be one to condemn the possibilities, but when we take a long hard look at ,orne of the other great undertakings in :hat tine we find that they do not always brln& about the prosperity that It is Cl·acked up to neate. :-.latur311y the rail· wadi are against such a proposal. and 111nt of their chief arguments Is that the ihort haul between the lake and the Pittsburah steel area can be handled as tlflrtent or more so by rail lines that slow water transportation. Tht present slate of llle seaway Is talline !rum soun·es a demand to raise lolls, and ther• seems to be no alternate to brings about an operation that is not t• the r.d. There is still a deficit even with a rise of nine million tolls in 1964 over 1963. Revennes to this country in· <'!'eased in the post year to the $5 .8 mil· ijon mark compared with $4.4 million in 1963. Tht- pre-("'nstruttion ~slimate was that th~ tonnage would he H mill ton \<llls in 19ti4 and that revenues would he it tht $fl 7 million level last year. Our countrv has sustai11ed a de!irit of over i6 mil.lions since the waterway was up· ened to largo sh1ps from all paris of the world. There is only one bright spot in tht whole picture. It is the 19.3 pt'r<l!nt litcrease in grain shipments. which is a te('ord. It Is the only cargo th&t has lived up to e<pt'dations. ' : !·tlally Sentinel , Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., May 21, 196S COMMENT,.TING EDITORIALLY performance Wt> art' rr-rerring to the St. Lawren('t Seaway, which has been In op· eration for six year~. and up to now h3S ri~t lived up to the projected prospects. Although a record 40 million tons have moved through the seaway l.his year. the movement is still below the estimates and the revenues have not been able to put it in the bla('k. h. six years or opera· Uon the seaway bas ac<'umuloted a detictt ot $140 million fm our country. ,. \ ' .,.,, Mlcldlepott, 0. ................... •llllny...,hatqe . Willi 'l'our OW Oflorlllnt ll1yclo IIIII H&R • MIDDLIPOif, 0. ST~Et· , I �•• 1) ; ' ,•: .I ·Sentinel ·Church News ··•r.. .. ::l ~;a.,. "iun vice, 7 p. m. Prayfl' meeting, Rev. Casto. Wednesday School at 10 a .. m.. PraJer p. m. Wedneielly; Young ing prayer service at 7:45 p.m. l'bl}•-.day. 7:30 'p, m. People's Service Friday, 7:311 &Db~u''·' 1-ados Cbester Melllodlll Pearl A. Casto P..tor· Wor· VB a.dl. l.ellrt FaQo, S.. IGre~n Bend: Rev. c. ~-· • • service at 9a ... o'. mday [man. ffiiSSiunarv _ .._, ~ t:ll L m.; WGrlblp , •• Ro"""' , -'• ~""""' of God Mt, Morlab · · •• ' .-......,_ 7 "" paswr, ..,, ..,..,., 111pt. Be Daalel Workmu School at 10 a. m.; WSCS day School. 9 30 11. m.; · ''"' P. m. 1. 11. MOI'IIInll Worship •· s • paator Thursday o1 month· 10:30 a m.: Prea•Mlll 7•18 ,..... Ullled Bnlltiw Sunday School; 7 p.m. Ev· cbool 9•41> 8· m.; Wor- meeting 3rd Wednesd 01 m.: Prayer service, 7:30 p. Re-r. J - Morrlomn service: 'JIIunday, ahlp service 11 L m. and 7:30 month. ay ldlooll•30 11. m., ra. m. Prayer meetl4 a. m. Prayer meeuna 7'30 P· Syracu,. Mlnloa, Rev. =~~~=~= All'!. Supt. m. Tuesday: Young People'• Flat......tl Mo .111 custer, Services ., Pi a®htl 8lmdaJ Carpenter Bapllol Clllll'l$: meetin&, 7:30 p. m. Friday. - Pearl A. Casto. pastor. ~;:;J:,~~;:~y •nd Friday L m.: Alteraata nillllrl Schoolt·ao •· m.; Mom- RaUood Choreb o1 God, Rev. ship service 10 a. m. .. 7:30 p. m. al 7•ll0 p. II.J Pnpo lO:IS •. m. . Smallwood, pastor: Sunday other Sunday 7:45 p. m. NA7.01r- I meeting Tbun. a p. m. IS:~! 10 a. m.; Evan~elistle Cia~ School, 10 L m., The Cburell ol !be ML 11ermo IJalted Bretllrea Flnl llaptbl a.ara, MWIIJe.l.. p. m.: Young People Bailey, Supt. Prayer meetlngJ:i::~;·: Ray E. Warne, pastor Clttlll: Rev. Jamea lilorrlo 7 Rev. Donald llooua, ...,. Endeaver 7 p. m. Wednesday; 7:45 p. m. Thursday. $<hool 9:30 a. m.; pall«; SUDday SebooJ, Sunday Scoool 9:1~ a. m., Prayer meeting 7 p. m. Satul' Ferelll Rua ~•I Dnocllls;45Worsb!p II a. m.; a. m., ·-eaebing 10:31 L Bellllollem llafllll cllardo, !. O'(;on. m · a. Wo~~;a~.~~~~.;B~~~ ~ ~':,~~39 p.~ 0°m~-~id':~~%,yer Racme Charge. Rev. H 30 ; Evening Worship, 1•'" ~. Grace Epl I Cb b McDamel. pastor. Church . 7 30 P. m Wednesday. Mid-Week Prayer . . - ur , scopa . ore • 11ces, 9 a. m. each Sunday ' Wed 7:30 p. m. Prayer Pomeroy, lbe Rev Richard H Su d S h 1 f0 II · Middleport Church ot the Na> :::~~:: 8·30 P• m• Wed •• choir MarU·n. Rector · SandaY - Mor-· Mrsn ayFredc 00 owing at N S t Rev Clyde J Bartlett vice~ Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Ding Prayer and Sermon. 10:30 · ease, up· Sunday ~o·hool 9 ao a m.. Morn- Mldd1eporl First Oalled rn. o.m. Co!!ee hour followmg. Heath Metbndl11 Churcb. Mid· Worship 10 311 a. m. ·, . Cburcb, Rev. Bow-' dsl Chureb. Ponoe.l Bap dl ... Rev. carver Willilurul.l eport, M. E. Dawson postor; Voong Peon''· 6 45 p m.; Evan. ' pastor: Sunday School Js;,~~jn School 9:30 till EDterprise EUB O.urch, Rev. Mrs. Nan Moore. Chur~h . DJePUng 7.30 p. m.; a. m. Mr. Fred Lewis, ll Smith, pastor. Worship Supt.; Churcb School, 9,30 Prav•• m••' •g. Wed 1 30 p.m : 10:30 L m. Worship; i:G !loy Cloopt,r 9' 311 a. m.: Sunday m.; Worship Service, 10:30 I~;:::~:Or~ ~0 ':ur~b Pomeroy Church ot th• Naz. m. YF: Wed. &:30 Junior s..doy lr 10·30 a. m .. Youth Fel· m:; Methodist Youth Fellow, Sunday School 9 311 a. Choir: 7 p. m. Senlor Cbolr. n Monday 124 ••• 6.311 P: m ... Boys and ship,. 7 p. m.; Official . . Morning worship 10 45 a. Syr~~CUM Flnt ODIW Prethai•h 26 1-9 W.d....!IJ Firlll llopUsl Cburch, . Fellowship,. 6.30 p. m., meeting, 1st Sunday of month. m ·Evening Worship. 7 p m.; byterian ChurchCburcbJwemi.lr 1 1-7 Th.....oy Matth.., 16 7 ll-lO c. 1.. O'Conner, pastor Evenmg service ·30 P· m.• 2nd l7:30 p.m. WSCS. 2nd Monday Prayer meeting, 1 p. m Wed. v~ees 9 a. m.; Sunday School FTidoy lulo 11 22-lO IS~~~~y School t:30 L m.. fth SundWaednys: Youth Chorr. of 'llontb, 7,30 p. m.; Eleanor Re•. Clyde v Henderson, pas- 10 J. ~: Bible School, w..., Solwd., II CorWht•111 4 2-11 lc · supt.; 10,45 a.m. Moro P· m.. esday. Prayer ICircle, 2nd Thursday or month tor. 7:311 p .m. 7·30 p. m. Wedroesday. 7:30 p. m.; Class 12. 3rd Wed· worship: 6:30 p. m. ----Jwlior Fellowship; 8 p.m. nesday of month, 8 p. m.; Aft· .Cb•rc~ of !be Nazareoe, Pom~~:::·~~a:•:ervice: 7,30 p. m Lottrldge EUB Cburch, Re•· jernoon Circle, 4th Thursday of e10y Rev Clvde Henderson, . J, Prayer meetingi Eugene E. Emerson, pastor; month. 2 0 m.; Choir Practice pastor: S!~ ·•day School 9:30 a. m.: Mornmg Worship 10:30 a. 1 '11lessst.ulanl f·ll-ll "1111 6, 30 p. m. Wednesday, Senior Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Rus- Wednesday, 1 p. m. Choir Practice: 3,30 P. m. Tu.. sell Archer, Supt. Sunday ,m.: NYPS 645 p. m. Evenmg u tou•biog brotheri ~e 1 day, Junior Cboir Practice. worship 10:45 a. m.. and 7:30 , Mlnersv1De Melllodl11 c•urcblserYJce! 7;30 p.. m. prayer need Dol tiial II ~ p. m. alternately. Bible slndy Or Lesler L. Roush. pastor' meetmg . .:30 p m. Thursday. , lor e ourselvet RallaDd First llopPII Church and prayer mvice Jed by past· VIctor Brown, Cburc~ School you Y Y 011 are Sunday Schrot 9:3U a. m. Preacl> or 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Chris- SuperintendeD~ tO a m Ollie> , Church of the Nazarene, J\a. ~~::•.: ::::.: lov• 11• ... ing Sunday 2:30 p. m. tian Endeavor, 7:30 p. m., 3rd[ial Board meeting each quarter cme, OhiO. Sunday School at all lbe brethren ye ..dl unta Saturday of month. unlesa otherwiSe called Holy 9 30 a.m. Sunday Worship . .·Free Will Bapllal Church, _ ICommwlion eacb quarter as ..,. Service 10:311 a.m Sunday Eve- To the ChriStian who meet In Rutiand, Pastor, Rev. P 'u 1 Morolng Star EOB Cburcb, ·nouncea. ning Service 7:30 p.m.; Mid • the pages of the New T..taIT•ovllor: Sunday School, 10 a.m. Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor: 9 4o l week Prayer Service Wednes- ment, the church wa• not ao Priddy, Supt.; Preaching m. Sunday School. Fred Morso Chapel. Metbodlsl day uo p.m. Rev. Morri• M. mu~h on Ecelesiasti"'l orgzml. With tlw hope it will, in lOme moosure, fOIUlr help,...,. I•e1rvic'e. 7:30 p. m.; Prayer ..,.. supt.: Earl Shuler. Ass'l Church. Arthur SUtl. Pa~lor Wolle, Pastor. zahon as it was a brother· 000 L-• vices, p. m. Wednesday. worship 10:45 a. m.: Sunday School, 10 a. m. Oliver hood. a was the household of tain ~~- which u good in family arul community life, thu feo· Prayer meeting s p. m. 1burs- Sayre. Supt.: Sunday Worship Rutland Church ot the Nazar· faith, the fa mi ly of GoG. Paul ture u sponsored by the bueirr.esa firm• arul organization. Mt. Morlall !lapllst Chnrcb, sel'VJce. 11 a. m.; Prayer mee~ ene: Sunday School 9·311 a. m.; as well as John. the beloved, h Comer ol Fourtb and Malo Sl. mg evecy Wednesday evening. Mormng Worship 10 45 a. m. considers the church to he a W Ole name• appear below. Middleport. 1\o!v. Nyle Soutb Bethel EOB ChurchEvangelistic serv.ce 7.45 ?· m. fellowship of believers John ~-----------------------------t\minister. Sunday School Eugene E. Emerson, pas- :~~nd. ~letbodlsl Cbureh, ,'ililJweek prayer semce, 7:45 p. Jwrites. "Our fellowship. is with a. m. Arnold Rlcbards, Supt lor. Sunday School 1:15 a. m., Sch ~ S30 tit1, pastor. Sunday m. Wednesday. the Father and the Son" and Mornlng Worsblp, 10:311 a.m. Norman H. Bahr, Supt. Sunday Jd OGO 9: to 10:30 a.m .• Har· s Ch ["II we walk in lhe light .. be Worship 10·45 L m nd 7 30 p o · Roush, Supt.: Kenneth yracuoo or<h ol tbe Naza. . . . Nooml Bapllsl Cbarelu SUI> m Altern~tel Bib;e ~tud. McLeod, Ass't. Supt. Services rene, WillJam C fhorpe, pastor os .'n the hght we have fellow· Z40 !JncoiD St. lolldd1eport WY Z.Jiiill da! School 9:30 a. m.: Wol' ~Prayer s!rrice led by pasf. evecy Suooay everung. Sunday S<>hooi9 .3U a. m.; Morn· I~~!ton~ ;llh a~o~her 1and hto Momber !lTD ship II a. m.: Prayer . mg worsbop 10.30 a. m. I o esus • nst c eallleth Greellhouse WY 1-3401 1 p. m. Wednesday 7.30 P· m. Thursday. Racine Methodill Cbarcb, ' us from all sm. ' So let us ask · Syracuse E.U.B. Churtb. PaUl H. L. McDaniel, pastor: Sun- Peuleeostal ASiembly, Route I ourselves th is question· "U we Carleton ~bureh, A. Sellen. Pastor. day Schoo) 9:30 a. m.; Preach- 124. Rev. Paul E. Jones, pa.stu: ~ do not love your fellow memRoad, Rev. Clyde Hinton, )l!g 10:311 a. m.; MYF 6 p. m.: Su.nday School 10 a. m.: Wor· hers of lhe church are w erea~ , tor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; a. m. Sunday School, Ben Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p. shtp services 7:30 p. m. Sun. lty Christian''" "We know we "Take Someone To Church ThiJ Week" Ralph Carl, supt. Sunday Supt.; 10:30 a. m m. Wednesday. day, Wednesday and Friday. i have passed from death unln WY 2-3284 F41abllsbed lo 1904 llliddleporl ship service, 10:311 a. m. and Morning Worship service. IJI The Peoteeoslal Chureb, MJd. l li fe because we Jove the bretbWel1 Columbia, W. Va. 7:30 .P· m. alternately. Prayer 3rd Simdays ·"' the mont!'; CbR~k ~Dill Metb~st - dleport, Soulb 3rd Ave.: Sunday ren," says the word of r.od. Ph. Muon SP 3-M93 meetmg Wednesday, 7:311 p. p. _m. Everuog Evangelis- hies r . ey, pastor •. Wor- Schooi!O a.m.; Sunday evelling The apostles r.ceived this Co . Semee, 2Dd &nd 4th Suo- 5 P semce 9:30 a. m:· Sun· evangeUstic service, 7:30 p. m. l from Jesus Christ. on the last lnmblt ,?apel. WorsMp of mooth. BETHANY - day School, 16.15 a. m., MYF Wednesday B1ble Study 7:30 p. evenmg His supreme ooncera vice each >Widay 9:15 a. ' m.; a. m. Morning WorsMp: 1:30 P· m. Prayer and Bible m.; SaturdJ: llight Prayer and , to bond them together in a bun· Dodge - Dart - Dodge 'l,'ruck.s Sunday ~IIIli 10 L m.: Youth 10:30 a.m. Sunday School, Bty. Study, Wednesday, 7,30 p.m. Worship 7·10 p.m. Pastor, Rev ;die of loving brotherhood, and loliddleporl Service 6.15 p. m. Evening WorTheiss, Supt.; 1:30 ~. m. Ratlallll Methodist Clltod- B. L. Barrett. ' to impress this upon the r 7 p. m. eacb Sunday. Fellowship. CARMEL - Rev. c. J. Lemley, postor: Harrisoaville Presbyterian minds He girded himself with Middleport, Ohio Bradbury Cllri ., a. m. Sunday Scbool. Way· Church School 1:30 a. m.: Wor Church, Jobo Davies, pastor: a towel and washed their feel Art MareutD, minister; Roush, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. ship service, 10:311 a. m.. Ill Church School 10:30 a. m. Wor· and He also gave them this School and Mornln.!l Worship, 2nd and ttb ,Y. F. Monday, 1:30 p. m. ship oemce :30 p. m. new commandment "'11lat ,. West Main St. PomeroJ 10:30 a. m.; Cbristiao of the mootb; 8 p, m. ReorgiUifzed Olurcb "' Jeouo love one another" and prayed Support the Churcb of Your Cbolco ur, 6 p. ql.; Evening Evangelistic Service, l!dversv~ Metltodisl Olur<h Christ of Latter Day Samts. m "that they all may be one. as p. m. 3rd Sunday ot month. Arthur Stitt, pastor. Sunday mil.. from Racine 111 Racine- thou Father art in me and 1 ta School, 9:30 a. m.; Gene Wolle Pordand Road. Sunday School Thee, that till' world may 1Je. BDildero and llu1Jdin« Suppllee Brsdlonl Chore• oln ~::;II ~~Tup~~ pert PlaiM EUB aurc•, Supt., Services Thursday even· 9:30 a. m.; Worship 10:311 a. lieve that thou hast sent me. • Cbester, Ohio Ph. 1183-2005 Jot Robinson, :M Eugene E. Emerson, pas· ing. m., SUnda~• evening service 81 In this petition He tells us The Homer Forrest, Supt. : Sunday worship 9:30 a. m. Sullo• Methodist Chureh, Ar- 7::111 p. m.: Wed., worship..,.. Unity of Christians Is tho eo. &kero of Good Bread School t:30; Mlli'Uiog SUDday Scbool 10 a. m, Ho- thur Stitt, pastor. Sunday ICe at 7:30 p. m. Pastor, C. w. dillon of th<: Church's success 10:30 a. m.; Evening Vmeyard, Supt. Btblo StuSchool a m Clint Orr Proffitt. All evening serv· m wmnmg others to faith In J!uotlngtoa, W. Va. 10 p. m. Wednesday, 7 ' p. m. dy and pl'llyer services led by Supt.; Sunda~ W;;,ship, 11 a.m: ice~~ begin at 7:30 p. m. Him. This has been the hlstocy Blblt Study. pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. the world '"" tho friendship, Adult class meeting 7:30 p. Syncuse Metllodltt Cbtlld, Lour Lady of Loretto Mlssl01 Ihe tender sympathy and com. Wheel Balancin&-Auto Glass-Brake Serv1ee Dater Cbardl of C h r II m. last Monday Ill montb. >r. Lester L. Roulb, pastor: Long Botto~~\ Rev. Leonard radeship in the church and •aid, Ph. WY 2-3576 Pomti'O}' Bible ~I ~:30 L m. PreachMorning .Worsblp servico 9 a.m. Cencula, administrator, Sunday ·:Behold how they, these Cris"~•ndl80l.ll30. a. m., mol and tMrd Federated Cburek p...,.roy Dana Wmebrenner, Supt. 10 a. Moss ~.30 .•· m., est.. Holy Days !tans, love one another" and II "'' Rev. w. H. pe~ pastor; m. Sunday chool: YF Wednes- of Ob gati~n, 7 p. m. their hearts were opened to r... Chester, Ohio "'"- City t'llarcll o1 Cltelst. Kautz, Supt.: sun d 8 y lday 6:30 P· m, Mrs. Meore. St. Jobu •. CotboUc Mb1ioa: ce~ve the Gospel. If Chrloa Miller Street, R. KenuellJ School, 9 a. m.; Worship hour director. Ol!lcial Board .,... near Guysville !Outcb Ridge) : Jan fellowship be real It is flO! II ~~~"'!~ll~ll Sunday 1 1. m. lOg, lint Monday eacb month Rev. Frank Mamen, Jl8S' confmed to one's own congre'1\lro Locatton1 For Your CoJWealenee 11 a. m., MontfDg Wor11 7:30 p. m. Holy Commlll> tor, Sunday Mass 10:30 a. m.: galion. or communion. One of th W\'2-3996 87l'ICIIII WY Will ship, 10:45 a. m. Wnr- Mt UJdoo F.W.B. t:lmrcb - on tacb qaarter as announeed. Holy Day of ObUgation 6:311 a. most "incongruous spectacles to , ship 7:30 p. m.; Bible School t:45 a. m., Earl WSCS 6rsl Wedoesday ol eaeb m.: ConfeSSIOn, 'h hour before be seen on eatb is the r yalrJ ' 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Starkey, supt.; Evening WOI'- month. Mass. that is unholy, not to emulate Pomeroy, Oble . 7:30 p. m. bJ Cecil Cox, The United Melbodllll.Church- The SalvatiOD Army, En\'4J Nlmst m unselfish servi<e, bUI Middleport «::!rrc't II Young People't meet· Pomeroy. Melvm Alkire, past- Ray S. W1rung, officer m charge. to outstrip one another in memPAINTS aod IIAIIDWAR!S 5th and Main ~!reels. and Blblo Study, 7,30 p. m.; or. Olurch School t : 15 a. m. Sunday 10 a. m. Holiness mee~ bership or prestige. In the e.,. Hicks, minister, Bible Choir practtce 11 Leo Crl'll', Supt. Leo Vaughan, mg: 10:30 a. m. Sunday School gme room 1t m unpossible te Pb. W1 N271 14olue a.m., Kenneth p. m. Thursday. A..t. Supt. Morning WQrship at Sund&y 7 p. m. Young People'• look into the .hoilors to see bo• Supt.; Morninll 10:30 a. 111. Sermon "Why This Leg10o: 7:30 p. m. Salvation much water IS there, xso there WY 2-24411 m. Evening Dlutvllle PDarfm Ballaeso, (P. Needless Murder?" 6 p. m., meeting: Thursday, 1 to 3 La- is e guage attached ro the 1 de ·110 Pomeroy . ',& Second 7 p. m., Player Service, Langsville, Ohio), Rev. 0. H. Melhndist You!' Fellowship. dies Home League: 1 p. m. Prep lbat shows bow much is 1D I oeaday, T p. m. pasllr: SUDday Sebool, 9:30 Thursday 7:15 p. m. Choir Re- classes; 7:30 p. m. Bible study, there. When the gauge is bait Clntrel of IJirlll, m., Robert Grate, Supl Wor- hearsal. · prayer meeting. Other aervtcea full the boiler 1s half full. and Middleport, Oblo ·F;O~EMAN Ph011o WY Wt81 , N. Seaond &... 111 , . Maslers, pastor: service at 10:3; a. m.; I'll- HyseU 111m nee Melltodlll, by annooncement when U is empty the bHler II 1 ,..,.~l'urlllture II Lower Pr!eeo II School t·30 a, m. ~ Youth, 1:46 p. m.: Evan- Rober' E. Smllh, Sr., polllor: Pomeroy Sevealh Day AdveJI. empty. How do I measure my '· . . a. m.· ~ · service, 7:311 p. 111. MJdo Sunday Scbool 9:30 a. m., War- Usl Cboreb- Mulberry Helgltts love to God? Look at the , Middleport p. m.' EveoiDi Prayer and Pralae, Wed-leJ Haley, ~pt.: Morning ,..... Rd., north of Me)3s Memorial gaoge, my love for my brother. · T.SO p. m. ahlp 10:30 a. m. Y011tll Service, Hospital. Pastor, F. W. Gilford -Rev. Paal A. SeUers, Pa• 1 :t5 p. m;; E'langellsUc Assistant Pastor, JIIIIIIS R. lor of !be Evatt&eW RatiiDd Qlftb ol lllgdm BID 11 Jcllanll't sage, 7:30 p. m.; Pray« ~~left. Hofler. Servfeeo 011 Saturday: Ualled Brtlhrta Charge. . "FLLWERS FOR ALL OCCAIIQliiS" '·' ., ,....-........,DRUGS. 1.---· Blb!o Sebool I:IIOi . W~ssee:. Public meeting, SUD- lltg, Thur81'•y 7:30 p. m. Sabbath Scboo~ 1:30 p. m.; , ... Cor. Bullemut fo W.- .llala 111:30 a. m., V.;' .Bnley 5 p. m., Wllcbto-. lltildY ~ lrletbotiJel an.a, Laaro Worsblp, 2:11 p. m.; Youth :, :...,.. · We FW4li•DQetoro PreiCI'lpUouo .. . ,__ Sabra ~noday, plaD!al; 8 p. m.J lllble study Tueltlay el Cliff, Aow. R. E~ogene GUI, meeUng, 3:30 p. til.; Bible Slit· ~~ ! .' II:: Sludy. 7.:10, Delberl ~ p. ·m• . Service meeUna, 1 p. paaltlr. 1Unda1 Seboof 1:111 L dy, Tburoday, 7:31 p. m., at : II le!Jtlet. . · Mlttlslry ocbool S7 Evans Heilhta, Galllpolia. ' LONDON (UP)) - 'nlreaten- Edea Ollltd ISHb ing iaalleta · the ~tlazi Cbrlll Oloreb: Ret. EldeD R. - l!t Pall awaatika bave tieen ncitved by BaJb, pastor; SuDdaJ School, 1:15 L a: War- melilhen o'l the ·Houae.of COm- 10 a. m.; Wbmlo HGIIIDpr, IUpl. I 10:30 L m.: SL moos in advance· ol a vote· on' CbriltiiD Eatlelvor, 7:U p. ..,• , SeiiMII :10 L m.; a race relaliOII! bill. Mrs. Lyda CboYafil!ir, pres~ I. ( t L Ill. Frank Al·u~, a Laborlle eluleB fOI all. Song I'OI'VIeea. • " • · . . . A11tet1 MelhHid OUreb - member ol Parliament, aaltl 1 p. m. . freacbbta 8:liD p. m.; II A DOHOI . · ':\'~Ill' Clbti'lil,ti\:W , . Pellfl A. _Calllo, pastor. !be lealloU ,are . "deHberateiJ MJd.Weot ~ moetlnc. 7::11 1111 I h It · . au&. t1J1a ltroel ... ~.PHil'!'· School t:SO o.m., Char- iniEIIded to rolla llitred to. p. m. W1'11'114i1 Qow Leallo . , , . ,. , -·• ·•:' • · i. Ill: ~ . Taylor,' Supt; Worship serwlrdo eol«ett IIIII JtWIIh ~ •· loin. Mallt' B • . ' •--•....,~.,_.i-~,. ..;...:...-~-...,.~--JIIIllp ~~. I. lllol ~~ "!'~ "!,.1t:4i, ~· -. willl lbe Pia.• • . I II ' &o ·aMJ 1 . •IJIW I .... r....._, SWISS ST!PS-Cllmbing up a slope in step-like fashion are homes featuring roola 1haped like bobsleds near Brugg, Switzerland. Homes are on cOncrete foundations. K""' "'"'"" • .., 0 I Vicky At The Zoo SERMONE'ITE ...J. .. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES ! GOEGLEIN READY -MIX CO. LIEVING COAL COMPANY WAS !t. TOSSUP as to whether Victoria I TMeyerink or the animals enjoyed her trip more when she presided al the presentation o! a pair of lambs and then romped around the Chil• · I R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. dren's Zoo in Los Angeles. Here is Victoria, wha is the youngster on the TV Danny Kaye Show. TINY'S FOODLAND -·-----------·- DOTTED LIONIZED- Former movie star Veronica Lake enjoys the giggles after actor Nick Adams asked for her au to ~raph on set in Galveston, Tex. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE BAUM LUMBER CO. HEINER'S BAKERY DRAWING ATIENTION-Lori Willianu will become a topnotch artist if energy and imagination count. The two-year .. old didn't notice her loso at first in St. Petersburg, Fla. RICKARD'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE I' KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. ' 1. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY HARDEN(Ii GROCERY and MARKET STAR SUPPLY CO. V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY RAU'S BEN FRANKLIN . &ABBOTT . · SWISHER &·LOHSE . j \ ....... \ . Sen- POMEROY •fLOWER ·SHOP s,._.. . RACINE PLANING MILt • HUIA-BALOO-Far rrom her nurse's role on the "Ben Casey" show, Bettye Aclr.erman Is an expert illlelpreter e>!'lbe bula at a lloll,vwuotl party. '• ,..,,., ~• ,._,,··'s,~ ·.,.'t ' ~( \ I {. ' ' , C,1, •, ' ·, ' - ; ) K . I , I ' . .I •..., . . ' ·.•• ., "tt JEWELERS ltiopt.a_e.. Pam- .... .,; ;_.;. ___ ·, beai'"" · ' ,. ' J I ' r ~ ,, �-•',. . ~ DBifh Wll·Dally SeullneJ, Pomeroy.Ddleport, 0., May 21, 188M Mba Sturgeon wbu PI 11r1 VlllleJ llolpltal ·ard, Pl. Pleasant; ADMI'l'lED: Mrs. Samuel fong, Pl. Pleasant; ltephens, Leon; Robert Bates, Pt. Pleaslllll. - ·.; DIS""""GED: Mrs. RoDJlie HIU, Pt. Pleuant; James Leon· Kaeppel, Pt. Pleasant: Harold Stover, Pt. · Pie'alaol; d -........ Mrs. Cbarlett Oliver an ter, Galllpolls Ferry, Awards AssembJ.ym:.3 HeJd At pOlD • f PIeaoaDl Hi."gh . . SEE •• Ray Benson AT METROPOLITAN MOTORS FOR THE BEST DEAL ANYWHERE! SUNDAY DINNER AND THAT HE'S GOING TO ••• • WITH US The Martin Restaurant l ' •• • . CLEAR THE LOT Route 7 See Ray Benson Now For These I ! 961 FORD GALAXIE VB, Power steering.' Power brakes, 2 Dr. Hardtop. Clean and Niee. See it. 1956 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 8 C)'linder 2 Door. Sbndard Trans. Clean and solid. See it. 1953 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON 1 eylinder 4 Door Station Wagon. Good body and tires, See it. Sport Shirts - - $pa & $2.98 MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM! SEE RAY -SEE RAY -SEE RAY MENS HilT UtT Ill 1 bur. nls h lll IIU·Ihllll4 !J )tl'lals, un~ru ~­ Joe-Shirts tltle mtln!QIIIII . In ytl· llw or "'""' · UI .N uol-wind'"'· Wlttrpreot•, lhKt·rltllt· tnt, l~minou 111111"'~ • ~.98 AT $3.95 METROPOLITAN MOTORS MENS DACRON & COnON The wt lch lhtt hiiiVtP)'tMIII . tl )lllfit.· IM,It • • ' MliNS WHITI WAIH 6 WEAR 100.606 E. Moln St. Short Sleeve Shirts $2.98 A· wards Asaembly in recognition of achievement& by students during the current school year was held Tuesdlly al ' Pobtt Pleasant High School with Benjamin Frankln IV, principal, making the presentation as foJ. lows: Rick Northup - The Peter H. Stenebergen Scholarship t200 ward. Pam Buffington - The J~ eph FriedmaD Memorlal 1511 ~:n;;easan~~~ i...oo~ not":~n~P:sein W:,: :!:; 9 WY 2-3970 Pomeroy '•r Your Favorlie Gt'1d Deale Solo & Ac.....,rte• e e Book Ends e Dldlonerl11 - news agency Tanjug Tbursday, 63 Pontiac 1962 Chevrolet - - $1495 Catalina VB Sta. Wagon. Power steering and brakea, Hy. dramatic. llnlnaculate- One owner. ' '! ) some folks* even identify them blindfolded! I I i I -·-11• ancl IIIII..,, 30·GAL GAS-FliED AUIOMAIIC' ra.t -•IY....,......, !I hoi • t5 ••,...,., •••!•·••lck .'•"filion, _ , .ct1tn ••••uallf, wiWI•wri:IC pilot ••• 1.00'/. ...~ .......1•• fwrMIUnslotiP ..... I 1962 Chevrolet • • $1395 2 Dr. Selan. Radio and realer. Std. lloor shift. owner. One Std. trans. Radio and heater, TRUCK SPECIALS I 1CJ57 Do~ge • • • $795 wattr•pun.O.IIt.ll,to .... lypo Gl...... ,...,.,. .........,. flnitll. - - - - $1295 Falcon 4 Dr. Sadan. Std. Trans. Radio and heater. Very sharp, loul~llf Sport Cpe. WATER HEAlER ·. ; · · 49 $ 1962Ford 1961 Oldsmobile • Dx. SlaUon WaiiOn. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. Clean 1961 Dc:tdge - - - $1250 16A506. A .•.A. Ml'lliiYID heater. 4 Dr. Hard Top. Auto. trans. Radio and heater. One A 'fa h.,. Itt pwmp unit that oetsMr ,... ,han- ......, wo11 Co01ploto with 13 tal, HA1110 & 1962 Oldsmobile - $1895 I . % Ton Stake Truck. Dual wheel• 8 cyt. · 1961 Chevrolet • $1195 Pickup. 8 eyt, 8 trau. 1961 • • • $1495 ~ . Ton / GIT YOUR. FRU COPYJ U.UI trJmf: ~T40t 62 Pontiac .~p. . & ' R. ·H• '. ' Milt I S.•ncl Sli; ~ '· . . • --- $1595 Catalina 4 dr, sedan. One looal owner. HYllrometic. Beau tiful dark blue finish. 62 Bonneville -- VS Pontic 2 dr, Hard Top. Four new tlrea. One careful owne, Hyciramatic. Power steerlni and brakes. 60 Cadillac • 1962 Daytona Lark-- $895 - - *1795 Crow's -61 Bonneville - . STEAK HOUSE • • LeSabre 2 dr. Hard Top, A one owner oar that lho111 tender eare. Power ats~rlnf. $1595 . , ,, PONTIAC ...:... GM.C TJUQ(S ~ ~ .d tfROM BUGGIES .ro 1 ~Uic~:\:, j,. ., • ~ SANDWICH 60 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 Dr. Sed. 28:"i r u. inrh V8 f!!ngin. . .'\ti ll~ _ t ran~ - Powt"r stf!!fr · in g New whitE- sidewall tires. Radio . Tinted wind sh ield . Backup lights . Wheel !lisa;_ Beautiful wh iiP or turruoise finiAh . Look" and drivf'lt li.kt> • dream . ~2 FORD FAIRLANE 500 2 DOOR I .. .. . . . . . . . . . $1295 . V-8 RIO! or, iLttnm:~t llli jnw s., radi o. h{'D\f'r. good whnf' gi tle >\11 11 ti res . wheel diliCB , backup lights, om• tnraT owner, m•w Uld!i tradt'·ln HPa l .o;. harp <'<ar 63 OLDS 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN .. . .. " .. $2395 Solid maroon fini sh with like new vin}·1 interim·. Full power, radio. whitewalls, wheel disc.... Backup lights.30.000 mil es, 1 own~r. NP I': Old~ tradf'·in. Sold and Sf'rvict>d 1>1' "'· 2 - 59 CADILLAC, (1) 2 DOOR, (1) 4 DOOR · · choice $1795 loth with full power and air-conditionin1. 11 55 BUICK 4 Door 57 CHEVROLET Station Wagon V8. Automnic Trans. V8. New Trans. Real Sharp. 8 CJ1inder. Standard Trano. $195 $395 $345 ..... ., ...:. KARR &VAN ZANDT MOTOR .SALES Ml~.,•t... t~etn. OMAC FINANCING WYUIII · J,.. •POMEROY, OHIO,. SI8CI 1.51 POMEROY, 0. WY 2-2050 Automatic. Power brakes, !)OWer steering, n~ wbite sidewalls. whee) disc&. radio back-up li&hts, tinted windshield, air-conditioning. 4 Dr. Sedtn BLAETTN~RS fUICI( -, . , SHORTY HACKETT, OWNER 63 OLDS 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN · · · .. .. · · .. ·.. .. .. $2495 56 CHRYSLER Dy....,ic 88 - 4 dr. Sedan. OniJ.38,748 easJ mlleo. Power ' MOTORS DISCOUNT 11 -. Hyd~tlc. own , Priced to Go·· As ls Specials VB Pontiac 2 dr. Hard Top, Beautiful 111 white finish with vinyl trim. Power at..nn, llld brakes. HydramaUc, 59 Oldsmobile .lilt:' Passed: -S.B. 273, allows payment of unemployment compensalion to workers laid off who take an· other job and are recalled to oriiJnal job (Vote :15-0). Introduced: -S.B. 356 bans Civil Rights Commission from making in· quiries into practices of !rater· no! organizations. 3 window Sedan. RaaU, shtll'l> all arblla IID!Jb. 1!'1111 pow- 62 Buick ·. . · 5:05 ·· p.mrna• H nnE Bowl· I IWinfreid . , ., · . . eo up Wmf~eld 1:20 a.m; Hel-l en Z down Winfield 2:50 a.m.: COLUMBUS (UPI - .Thurs· ' George Price down Wi field 61 day's m a 1or legiBlative ac· am. n lion at a glance: House Passed: -H. B. 710, nursing home ulations (Vote IIHI. -H.B. 176, regulates used dealers (Vote 72-35. t - H. B. 621, sets up central censing board Vote 76-42. Introduced: -H.J.R. 52, 53, legislative re- , apportionment. House concurs in Senate I amendments: -H.B, 56, allows bl • weekly pay for state etlljlioyes (Vote : 114-4. Seaale ~. ateer1111 and brakea, ·' • tpd. Trans. Radio and heater. Tool OHIO - One owner. Corvair Monza Convertible, Floor shift. Radio $84 MOTORS DISCOUNT Le..islature At AGlance Chevrolet 2 Dr. Hard Top. Almost like the day It waa sold. Power steering and brakes. PowereUde. 327 cu. in. engine. One owner. Sport Coupe, Std. Trans. Radio and heater. Low mileage. JET PUMP COME TO •.• I.Se BLAETTNARS HAVE THEMI 631mpala VB - • GRADUATION GIFTS owner. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Ri CLEAN, LOW MILEAGE USEFUL CAR MAY SPECIALS/ RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN •' IF YOU WANT A••• 1963 Chevrolet Come In and see our nice new lioN - · I n fill. lures - new flooriJII- new Htbthtt .... ·Dew ~ chand!Je at our usual low, low~· BupiDIID aU departments. ASK TO WED Crooks, Middleport, ,:Mr~s:~m PT. PLEASANT - Five c:ou- as E. Mallkln, 126 plea bave made applications lor Ave., Pomeroy, Ell marrllige llcenset In the ollke Rl. 3 Pomero'y, Mrs. Roland of the County Clerk. 'l1ley were Terril, Rl. 1 Rutland, Harley Neal, 65, Mansfield, G. Hurd, Jackson, Mrs. M. Ohio. and Mary Jane Seeburg· Mewmeyer, WID<eav•ille, Mansfield; Albert Sid· Harry Gustin, ru. 2 35, Pt. Pleasant and and Mrs. Jack B. MDler, K. Stovers, 32, Pl cer, W. Va . PT. PLEASANT - Five Point Pleasant; Vernon Leroy KeelBlrlbo Pleasant High School students er, 22, Leon, and Rebecca Ann Mrs. Fr&Jk E. Rainey, bave been named winners S" ·n, IJ, Leon; Lawrenc• Gree- I• polis Ferry, son, 11:49 p.m. the Propeller Club contest ley Jordan, 21, Mason, and Eu- Wednesday. sored by the Port of lall Eleanor Matheny, 22, Mas· Discharged ton Propeller Club. on; ChariOi Earl King, 21, Chi· Patients recently d~~~~a~~~~ tnd you will gel lhe best auto de1l in the . cago, Ill., and Dianna Lou Giv· included Jack Hoy, Mrs. The wtnners are Gary ens, 16, Point Pleasant. les Miller, Mrs. Paul Wedge, ton and Ronald Devrlck, Lawrence Mllhuan, Mrs. w.t. ll Bend. If I don'l h•ve what you w1nt I'll stu~ents of. Mrs. Edward ter Rider, Mrs. Raymond t>ar-11 son' En~lish Class and Fran· ton, Mrs. Mary Hale, Mrs. Jim· II get it, REMEMBER my reput1tion being ces Layfteld, Mary _Burris and • \'Cf QCWS mle Evans, John Jenkins, Sharon Yeager semor English James Saunders Blythe lireoer. ll built with GOOD CLEAN USED CARS. All students of Mrs. Eugene StarGreg A. Bonecuiter, Charles E. rett. Gauge reading~: Gallipolis Stewart, Mrs. Vern Watterson, ; The students will not know .Dem 12.2, 13.3, running 7 feet Mrs. Darrell Jones, Hugh · previous people sold are satisfied. ASK 12 Employees of wbat the awards are untll ou rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.· lia , Mrs. Forrest Donley, Clar-11 day, May 21, when they 90 Pt. Pleasant 24.27, Hinton enc. Graham, Mrs. Ra:::r:. ll THEM! Lakin are Honored a dinner meeting in Ashland, Kanawba Falls 4.18, Char- Fraley, Jr., and infant PT. PLEASANT - Twelve Kentucky. leston 18.68. London, Marmet ter, and Mrs. James Quillen employees of Lakin Slate llo&and Winfield dams were on the and __m _l_an_t_so _n_._ _ __ pital were honored at the an. sills. nual l'•· ···1 iJay ceremony Sleamer Chaperon Boat Movemenlll: Greenup 10:20 p.m.; Charles K. One owner, 24,000 actual miles. Radio and heater Sunday. These persons have E Oblo River - Jane T. down up Greenup 11 :30 p.m.; A. J. accumulated a grand total of ngaged for Dance 12, 5 a.m.; Jeflboat down 13, Patten up Greenup 1:40 a.m.; 100 years of service to the h?s- PT. PLEASANT _ The 6:15 a.m.; Poplar ~P 14, 7:30 John Ladd Dean down p1tal and were a ·•·ded service nuai Junior-Senior ProtL . ; Bayou Barabera up 14, up 3:30a.m.; Valvohne up pins as a token of gratitude. Point Pleasant High :50 a.m. ; Buckeye Stale up Greenup 4:25 a.m.; J. Cha1 uviit ~ l Dr. Hardtop. 6 cylinct.r. •xceptionally clean Mrs. I JOY n'" · headed the will be held 00 the 14, 4:50 a.m.; Southern up 17, down Meldahl 3 p.m.; RB\•ens. ll list of honorees with 15 years steamer "Chaperon" o! the :30 a.m.; St. Marys down 17, wood down Meldahl 3:40 ; of servic-. ·en year service Johnston Party boats of Cin- 5:40 am.; Jerry Bosworlh up Pamela D. down Meldahl w:·•Wit 'Ins were awarded to " •s. Ruth cinnati, May 24tb. SailinK time is 17, 6:30 a.m. ; <mward down p.m.; 0. F. Shearer up Meldahl Brown, Mrs. Laura Johnson, 7 p.m . and the boat wiU dock 17,6:50 a.m.; Natrona! down 18, 7:20 a.m. Mrs. Geraldine Sales, Dr. Earl at 11 p.m. DST. 10:40 p.m.; Indiana up IB, 12:· GaUlpolto Dam- Queen Gault, George Davis, and Carl A bullet dinner will be held 40 a.m.; Franklm B. up 18, 2 do· s 4:10 p.m.: Asa up 6: Scott. Those receiving live year at the Point Pleasan\ Hi a.m Chrrs Jr. up 1B, 7:36p.m.; p..m. ; Philip Sporn up 7 pl!" were Mrs. Mary Rogers, School auditorium prior 10 Ben McCool up 20, 5:40 a.m.: Tibolt down 1:25 a.m.; Robert ll Radio. heater. one owner Miss Phyllhl Sweet, Drewy excursion. Commencement Lynn B, down 23, 3.30 a.m., Reed down 3:10 a.m.; Walter ll LOW Gore, Samuel Jenkiss and Clar· ercises will be held May Peggy Downey down 23, . 5:30 Beckjord down 3:50 a.m.: J. s.l MILEAGE! ence Pearson. at 7,30 p.m. In the auditorium. a.m.; Bob Benter up 23,6.30 a. LewtS down 6:50 am.; Semet l m.; Elgerclllf up 23, 7 a.m. ; down 7:50 a.m.; Luther Herd· SKIN ITCH BELGRADE Yugoslavia Stephen Austin down Greenup man up 9:30 a.m. DON'T SCRATCH ITI (UP!) _ Tbe United States ba; 9:30p.m.; Barbara Brent down KaDawba River Beaver'l 8eratc:hlnJ qread• lnfeetloll, c:analnf up London 1 S5 D IIORE Pain. Apply qulelr.-dryiq rrcu- provided 305 tona of flour, : a.m.: uncan , ~~~e!.~~d~n~~:~::~::~: and vegetable oil for nood Bruce up Marmet 12:10 a.m.: i •peed heallur. Fine for eczema. IDRCl lief in Serbia the 1:)Lucy Jane Lucas up Marmet ~ bUe., foot ltdl, olher IUrfal!e ralhn. I . ' 2·25 am . "'AI A d I MILL STREET -MIDD~EPORT Jewelly < Five Students Win 'PropeUer Club Awards Ney WOUamson - The Kf. wanls Award. Jim Dunn-The Rotary Award. Bob "nlornas - The Men of tbe Moose Award. Penny Prof· 1111 - The Women af the Moose Award. Dsvid Bennett -Thespian Award. Oleryl Monroe - Colonel Charles Lewis Chapter DAR History Award. Larry Morgan - Colonel Char· les Lewis Chapter DAR Citizenship Award. Marilyn Moore Colonel Charles Lewis Chapter I DAR Citizenship Award. OrletIa Sturgeon - Colonel Charles Lewis Chapter DAR Good Cltl· zenship Pilgrimage Award. John !'lowers, Bob Slier, Bill Blaine - American Legion Award of Week at Boys' State. Susan I Darst -American Legion Auxlllary Award of Week at Girls' Slate. Drema Fisher and San- "'~· I = . . STORE CLOSED MONDAY A TUISDAY IN I'REPA!tATION POll THIS SAL1'" ad · Ir not Plealed, YOur 48e baelr at any '"" TODAY Lohle Pomeroy." o.Swtohor .. rtotMfiiJU IIIIP-SHAUOW WELL Y 1 . 1962 RAMBLER CLASSIC 1111..... • POMUIOf • HonciiNIII & E~ l1111plld Socl z . So distinctively different ·--;::;;ji:ii:j-- I Bulton down, snllj) lab & regular coliBr !tyleo. ''etfeleN tJ Pl. PI&UAIIT . - 8b1r011 SlurpGII, a jUQJor IDd Nation.. 1 -Golf Shirts - "'Tl. · ' 1963 Volkswagen-- s1395 ONLY$95.00 MENS CUT lftd SIWN High State Hmking Hospital ~ew& d t~~~eredJI .. 24 cjra AlldiiiOII won third place in the state's ho111'5 were: ·Charles Dobblns,JI Award&. IQiaroll . 38th annual United Nations :24 John B. Bib!ness Award. School Cont81t. bee, 612 Chester ulty $50 Award; Connie 'Dotulec1 Cremeens, James ry - Junior ClasslCA!I Mils Sturgeon was Northup Rl 1 Award. Sue Kapp !hat her entry baa been c:bolen Herman' • WODIIID'I Club Award. U one ol the top !00 In the 118- I Northup, Mrs. Dewey Wnl!e,IJ Bufflqton - John ~':~ :-:'tored Jr., ~· llobert C. C:~ II ~ Award. Sbarou teat this year Mlso sturgeon 11 Rt. I O!esh,e, Mrs. E1 - Ulilted Nallollll Award. the daughter ·of Mr and Mrs ••elg!.ton, Rt. I Crown City, Mrs. da Blelner - .flOO Home W B Sturgeon of · McCulloch Walter Joaepb Roush, "'la!:leajl omlcs Scholarship Award. Blll Haven, w. Va., Mrs. v" Hamm and Debbie Morrow · W. Allman, 158 So. Third Science Awardi. Middleport, Mrs. Edward prize. RAY SAYS HE'S READY TO DEAL . · iln PT. PLEASANT· - The I .. ' . WY 2-5342 Cldlll•c Olchmoblle . -· . "' �,, ) -· ' ' ' ' '' \ ' ' ' \ Bulletin C:lassificd AdsYour Modern Communitv ' j ' • ' Notice LADY TO SHARE home, kltchen privileges. Write care of The Daily Sentinel, Box 663-B, Pomeroy, Ohio. 5 21 3tc WANT AD INFORMATION lloo ii..,r .M. DIA.DUNI:S Day Before PubUcatloa 'llondu Deadline 1100 .\.Ill. MondRJ CANCELI.ATIUN8 I' "'" CORRECTIONS t . accepted until 9:00 A. M. For lila)' t~f Puhlh:atlon R!.Gl1LAT10NS 1'h1 PUbl\tber reSilrvee lllll right to edit or reject an1 ada deemed I oh Jectlonahle. [rrort r eported Immedia te!:¥ ... U ~ her ., should H fh e pub- w:lll lUll be ~ap on.~lhle ror tAU 0111 lncorrt"CI Ins ertion . For Sale or Rent HOUSE for sale or rent in Minersville. 6 rooms and bath. Write Raymond Brown, 755 Stelzer Road, Columbus 5 20 6k 19, Ohio. RATES For Rent ror Plant Ad Servtce wonl one lnstlrtl on 4 Cent. ce ntt Ml llimum Cb Hrlle Ml Cent' pe r word for fhre• con· , - "' 6 ROOM HOUSE with bath, custom built kitcher•. Near ae a·n t\vt! an ~ l' rtl nn a 51• Per !;lent Df ~cou n l on p aid acb 1nd QdR t•ld wlth!n 10 day• ( ' AIJ OF TH ANKS &. OBITUARIES 11 .25 for ~ word mtnlo. • <ldit\QDal word Ea~ h lmum OFFI CE HOURS 8:SO A . M. to 5=00 P. M. D• llJ 8Jiturda;r 8:30 A.. M. tO 12:00 IIDOD, IT'S SO EAS Y FOR SALE CLOTH awnings and porch val- __ B_u_sl_n_e_ss_Serv __l_m __ ance. Bamboo porch shades. - bl'mds and repairs, · .UPHOLSTERING, ressonable Venettan rates, All work goaranteed, Dale Wippa I' 215 Union Ave., Free estimates, Take advantPomeroy. 5 18 30tc age of my "Get acquainted" prices, Phone Pt. Pleasant .nytl'me, 67"1" .,.. ..... •Mowery's Upholstery. 5 20 6tp 3 HP Brlggo & 88 Stratton Engine • BULLDOZER WORK, equipped with winch, Big or small job. GARDEN PRIDE Call daytimes WI 9-3151, evenROTARY MOWERS ings WI 9-J039, Gene Barnett, 46.97 Racine, Ohio, 5 13 lfc Open Mon.-Sot. Til 9 PM 20" SABRE TILLER 97 POMEROY II '" .I Re•l Est1te For Sale . • _:!laDy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 21, 1965 Jlfi___ LI•• O""fta """'ll'ltr ~~ • ., Pomeroy Motor Co. CUCXLER REAL ESTATE POMEROY - 1\!o story frame, 5 rooms 13 bedrooms and 1963 Chev. lmp1l1 4 Dr. $2095 bath, basement, front and h lot Locally owned with new car appearance lnllde and out. back porches, gas eat, Beautiful beige and brown finisr, wl•lw tires, V-8 enilne, 100' x 100' in good location, Powergllde trans,, radio and heater. Priced lo sell. 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 HT C!Je. _ $1995 SMALL 14 ACRE FARM- One 406 cu. in, va enl!ine 4 speed trans. VInyl interior, Radio mile from Pomeroy. 1 story and heater. Red finish , Good !ireo. frame , 4. rooms (2 bedrool1ll!) 1963 Corvlir MonZI Cpe. $1799 front and back •porches, J>&I:I • l" Spider equipment Locally owned and tuned to go. 4 -od basement , aII I• acres .u 1 ood 1 u· box, blower on motor, jet bltck finish. red Jnterior,·r· new vated and Ieve' g oca- whitewall tires. Radio and heater. lion. Priced right. .POMEROY - Nice building tot 100' x 29{)', all utilities a vall able, out of high water. Only OPEN EVES, 7l00 P.M. $2000,00, POM 10_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..; ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN -------ER_O_Y_,_OH_ BOX 229 WY Z-3631 21 i __ atc ~e~manent ____ @) Board ~ Apple.Gro.ve . Society Notes Mother's lei'VIcelchurch were held at the Day Methodist Sunday morning under the dlreelion of Mrs. Russell Rousll, Taking part were, Welcome bY--Cindy Rolllb; On This Your Day, Susie Jarrell; My Molher, Steve Jenkins; All the M~ then, VIc.tl Ables, M•' Patient Mother, Patsv Allev ·, Mot.her' ' Day, Linda Alley; . A Mother's Work, Susie Donohew; Jus 1 The Best, sheila ctark, Hym"' sung by the congregation wer•· Faith of Our Mothers and Tell Mother I'll lie There. Debbv Hill was pianist, Flowers were presented to the youngest moth- Jack W. Ctrllf, schools. Corner of Lincoln and Manager lth, in Middleport. Call Gail PHONE Miller, WY 2-3196. WY 2·2181 1 5 20 3tcl SIX ROOM HOUSE in Pomeroy KNAPP SHOES, spacial offer TO PLA CE • RES UT .'f Pllr'I OI IC Jl'oi O 170 Mulberry, Phone WY 2 to June only, buy I pair W AN'T A.D 2575 or inquire at :m Second regular price, get 2nd pair Street, Pomeroy. 5 17 tfc $2.00 off. Write or call R~ Sales & Service er, Mrs.mother, Don Findley oldest Mrs. and Do 1the 1y PHONE WY 2-2156 Hill, Elm Street, Racine. _ bert FOU ROOM furnish ed apartWolfe, who is the Suparintend 5 19 12tp Fi FOR SALE ment, downstoirs. WY 2-3658 en! of the Sunday School. Rev. Notice _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ 5 17 tfc e 'ts Almost Every Car 5 ROOM FRAME house and 1 James Early Is the pastor, A~ COAL Bll)S. needed,. 'liddleP<J rl ,' ..1 and 4 ROOM furms . hec.., apartALFALFA WEEVIL? eTransferable When bath. all utilities, #I Beech , ~~dance was 47, collection $8.Post Offrce, rr,qu.rrr 30 tons You Trade Cars Streel, Middleport. ,_ men1s. Row 1ey & Ree d Har d· CONTROL THEM WITHof stoker coa I. Btds must "" 1 ROOM FRAME house on MidIt 5 _ _ t_1c umco - Atfa11a 11•eevii 8 pray eGuaranteed 24 months submilled by May 2Jl at 10 a I1 ware' dleport Hill with 6 acres of W.S.C.S. of the Apple Grov• or 24' 000 miles m. Phone the Mtddlep<rrl FIV r~ R(l(JM.s and b' 1h, I39 ' containing Malathion and I land. SANTO DOMINGO (UP!) - Non-combatants In this and East Letart churches hetdc . Methoxychlor. Apply up to eMost Popular Unit BuIt ernu t Ave. PI10ne Wy 2·1 Post Offi ce for detat Is. 1 days before harvest. No re· z ROOM LOG CABIN, • acres, blood-5oaked city looked forward today to a 24-hour joint installation services at th• 5 21 31r 1 2322__ _ ll tfc , ;idue in milk. Lowd toxicity! In the U.S.A. near Bingham's Mill, R u ~ truce, scheduled to start at noon, in the hope tbat it may Apple Grove church Tuesday · . easy to apply, goo contro · here. · with Mrs. Olden Thax- · NfcW. USED ond old merchan-t MODERN 6 rooms and bath , f larvae. Best residual proland. put a permanent end to st reet f'1g.htmg evemng dise, antiques, gt ft ccrttfi-~ ap artm ent Middleport. Pb, teclion av ailable; lasts up to I ROOMS AND BATH, 2 story Sporadic gunfire echoed through Santo Domingo ton as installing ollicer using a• cates, unu sua l tlrms Sulu r WY 2-3121. 3 24 tfc l weeks, also control• spitlnstollod , house, cement block, 463 Thursday night and early today, but there was no report her topic, "Let Your Lifhi day, May 22. at the old A&P : --;;-:-;.; ~ anc wur " "'' ' lurm<h& ~~~~r: }\;;;~0 ~~r~~u ~~~~ Lincoln Street, Middleport. of heavy fi~hting. There had been speculation that Maj. Shine." Attending were Bor· ' Buildmg, Midd leport. Ohto. ed and llllfurnisbed apart eralivc Association - East FOR RENT Gen. Antomo Imber! Barreras' junta government might bara Adams, Mildred Donohew, 11 A. M. until '! ' Chtrke n menta WV l-.'4:14 tfr Main Street, Pomeroy. MODERN 6 ROOM apartment, launch an all-out drive to Mrs, Virgil Roush, Mrs. Hersh12 6 Barbecue on some d a y __ _ _ _ __ _ Pomeroy, 0. Second Street, Middleport. gain as much ground as pos- been ordered to remain strict- el Roush, Mrs. Howard Norri•, in City Parking Lot be htnd j vSIX ROOM HOUSE in Pome- 1 AUCI'ION BRICK ii ROOMS and bath ;ible before the shooting ly neutral. Mrs, Bill Fox, Mrs. Feme Haythe bank . Come early, stay roy Phone WY 2-5385. SAT. MAY 22, at 12 ,30 P.M. Mulberry Street Middleport: ;tops, Vance was accompanied by man, Mrs, Earl Adams, Mrs, all day, fun fo r "II Sponso r· ! 14 tfc . th f Ch 1 SEWING MACIITNE _ repair RODNEY OOWNING U. N. special representative Lt. Gen. Bruce Palmer Jr., U.S. Jake Adams, Mrs. Dolly Wolle, 1 211 ed by Middleport Fire De- 3 BEDROOM brick Duplex wrth f~llo;us~~es~~gns 00ff ~~: services all makes, WY2-2284 Real Eotalt Broker Jose A. Mayobre negotiated the supreme commander Ill Santo Mrs, Dallas Hill, Karen and partment . Mtddterort, Ohto: ga rage Butternut Ave., Porn- 7. Having sold my !arm, I The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. i 20 3!c truce to give the Red Cross Domingo. Mike Rhodes, Tammy Roush. prmefeds Io gfo towarkds pay .roy. Call WY 2-5!27. will sell the following: Horse Authorized Smger Sale• and MIDDLEPORT edllme to conect dead and wound- The undersecretary opaned Mrs. Roy Pearson, Mrs, Roy mg or new 1rc true . d d k "- , 4 301 casua111es of this week's the conference by mdlng Buck, Mrs, Gerald Hayman. 1 ~ 31 4 27 tfc 3tc -·--·----_ . rawn ump ra e, , mower, ""rYJce, • c w c heavy fighting In northern San· a Ust of reports of U, S, par- Mrs, Naomi Slobart, Mrs. Her5 19 - . -, ~ . MODERN 4 room and bath, plows, cultivator, diSc and _z l'oeigler Balldb!g <>qppl) lor to Domingo. tlality which have appaared ID bert Shields, Mrs. Olden Tttax· B~~tiqa~ed fl:~~lito~~eddi;~~~lt~~~· ' furnished apartment, Middle- ~agon~~~arness, ~ollars, brt· new homes, Built iii II:itcll- F~~us~A~~ Loc~ ~~ :arne A spokesman for rebel Col. American newspapers, Some he ton, Mrs. Dorsa Parsons, Mrs. 4 21 Uc Be;,l d orm sca es ens, storm wlndowa. ai\UII> iar s 1 ~me-Francisco Caamano Deno described aa "possible misun-Aiex Wheele•, Mrs. Bob Rhod Mrs Jea nne Matt~son' 70 j po~ WY 2-3874. E iOth SI Wellston Phone ONE ROOM trailer for re nt. Eo\ tle_ gas! range! Inurn siding. Call Guy Nei8- roy,t hgelt co.mkeret 1 ali~ charged Thursday night that derstandings.'' Others he denied es, Mrs. Etta Shields, Mrs, Ear ., . .. ec nc re ngera or Ohio men , w e pic ence ve S 'd' •- 1 1 1 R h M Co R 1er, acme, ,_ 15-Stp Close to my home. All uttli-t 2 cu boards . full rool1ll! ol furnit ' in- U, . 1orces are at mg t.~ UJD- comp e1e y. . Y ous , rs: ra Buck , 381_2638 _ ties furni shed and natural gas. , . P b d 5 ood beds 12 29 tfc luded dr ure Ia, The clrarge wa. demed by Among the allegaltons he deMrs, Earl RobiDSon, Mrs. Her, , t11MOB!LE IRS<trance I>een Phone VI 3.2600. . 3 tron ~- s, w en _ BULLDOZER work, small do.. cfr' • carpe1s, a~, re- defense Undersecretary Cyrus nted was Caamano's broadcast she! Norris, Mrs. Shirley Able. caneetled'l ' <lSI your opera , !1 tic 3 ptece Jvmg room sw1• Igerator, range, dinette, R Yance cherge that U. S. Marines start- Serving refreshment• were An· tor'a Ocense! Call IVY :1-2961 • Table and chatrs er, back filling, tarm ponds, beds rythin N 1 · ' drt'veways cut. Cheap rate, , • eve g goes. ew Y At a specially called news ed the shooting in which rebel rra Wheeler and Bess Parsons . Chest of drawers StSU• TRAILER LOTS - free Sew . . pamted. Garage, parking in conference, Vance conceded Lt. CoL Rafael Fernandex IJG. age and water. Brown's Trail Kitchen smk Middleport, Phone WY 2 - front. Cool front porch. Pric- the! there may have been mlnguez was killed Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wheeler F~-~!~~~~N er Park !State Approved) Aulomati c washer 221J8. 5-15-10te ed for quick sale. Call Bill "Isolated Incidents" in which It night. Fernandez was one of and Bill _spant the weekend P.y the order of the Honorable Minersville, Ohio, Pbone WY Buffet, Cabinet radio BEATING, Plamblng, MaeDer Childs, WY 2-2449. 5 20 3tp appesred the United States fa- five rebels kllled In an WISUC· ~Ith ~If da;g:rs,lnMrC. Jumand 0 · · .me J. Kelleher, United 2-3324. 1 15 tic Electric sweeper Furnaces, Arnold Brothers, vored lmbert's forcea, but he cessful attack on the junta-held ~rry 0 r ,t es Court, Southern District, For Sale Home Comfort coal aa d 118 East Main Street, Pom- PRICE REDUCED on altrac- said U, S. commanders have Dominican "White House.'' ' and MI:- and MrJ, Edward wood range leroy, Phoae WY 2-ZWI, .. , .. . tin 3 _ bedroom r8Dch ltyle Moms, Chrt~ and EriD 1n , tern Divison, the following GROW!Nf' ! l' . in field, now Lawn, hand and garden tools ' 20 tic home, Loc'8ted in new adB_o_w_H_,ng:o_:G~ree =n.:.__ _ __ ,1 1 be sold at H. L Rupc Farm ' Twm stone tubs , d WILSON'S car wash, 550 Page ilion nn Chester Road near of Music and Cwmlngham's T. ' UCATED POINT ROCK Ohio ready to cut. Phone WY 2- Round Oak coal heater 5 20 31 5394 t Meigs County ), 'II mile' off P Antique as follows : Sewlng i -St., Middleport, Ohio. Cars State Highway garage. FireV. and .Radio Service, Athens. State Route 689. SHULER'S Grocery, Antiquity, machine. curved glass chi-/ vacuumed, WY 2-3715. w:::d 1:00 P.M. Saturday, May 2Z, Ohio: Specials for Friday and na closet, Pictures and , 4-22-30tc 11 d Although the preUmlnarieo 1965, 1:00 P, M. Saturday- Reg, 39c cook tes, books, bedsteads. AUCI'IONEER ;':· :rs, w:ow~ Entrants from Gallia county Athens County Pepsi Cola BotWill not be open to the public, 1 .~€ 1 Ford TRArTOR - SOl Die- 3 for $LOO ; Reg_ 49c cookies. Other items too numerous to Complete Senict io. Phone pa will join those from tling Company are C!Hiponsor- leaders of area civic organiza. sel, 1955 Ford Tractor 660 ~er- 2 for 89c; Reg. White bread, mention . CriU Bradford ing Athens and Washington tions wiU be invited to attend, 5 19 tic and Washington In the Write, Prooe or Contact Southeastern Preliminaries County' girls. Musical accom- and are encouraged to bring ies, FERGUSON - Gra in Drill , 2 for 39c; 3 for 55c; Milk, Lunch available, Rake, Cultivators, Scraper, Ro- 69c gal. jug, 59 with $5.00 Mrs. W, B. Jefferis, Owner A. c. BRADFORD FOR SALE : 7 room bouse wllb be held in the Lakeview paniment fnr the program will bylountg ladrtlles 1who may be ellgitary Ct:tter: JOHN DEERE order. \1 gal. jug, 39c 34c I. 0. McCoy, Auctioneer Racine, Ohio z lots in Dexter Ohio. Phone alion Center on Sunday, b< provided by Webb's World e 0 P8 , c pate in this or Lime Spreader, Manure Spread- with $3.00 gmcery order. 10 t5) 15- 6tc ~ 1 He SH 2-5Ml. ' This preliminary event Is ben~xt years pageant. ~· Dile. 5 18 61 e:, 40 Ft. Elevator, Plows; Olr lbs. U. S. No I potatoes, 83c; - - ~ 1ng held to determine the final- llcl at Holzer hospital recently will present her fashions from IVER - 7 It, Mower, TRACT- 5 lbs U. S No 1 new potatoes :,~.~.:·::~:~~~ Karl Graeser, Plamblq and '0~ SALE: La~ge 4_ bedroom iBis In the Mi!lll Southeastern underwent leg amputation. the Diles Shop and tb~ OR 77 11949), Corn Planter 55c; <.arge fresh eggs 2 M• l•t bton • ,..,"""'"" an '••· Healing h "":• ,. Racme, m good Ohio Pageant in Pomeroy this new W~men s Atr Force unJ· Wide front Axle; NEW HO~ doz, 69c. Gem pop. 39c' car- ::!' ;;:",::~·",.,!~~~~~' 0~~~ ~:: Minersville, Ohio condition - out of ~ wa~ June 19, at Regatta Weekend, Mr. and Mr1. Duane Stanley · form will be mocleled al Intel' LAND - Field Chopper, Corn ton, plus bottles. Fresn fruits ::!~ :::."';!~,l'::,"~• ';::'';'-:;.., ",;,;~ ~ed :~. se~er •=blea er. Hot water .heating fY&- The facilitate the addition of were goesls at- a banquet In mission. Mrs, George Billy Head attachment, Siage mow- and vegetables, Phone WI 9- . ....... ,, no ""···· In milk. Lo• Sewer Macblnea tem, large el«::'"IC hot water the Gallia entrants, the pro- Rolland Saturday night, will be the organist for the eveer; Roanoke Baler, TWO RU\3- 3226. 5 20 Jtc ~o~~~,v~ota~;:r :;: ~~~c~~~·u~ Rea16118ble Rate. tank, storm wmdows. To be i11 begin at 7 p m one Mr. and Mrs. John Chapman Ding along with • local combo. BER TIRED WAGONS SILAGE - -'"' ' ' <u " •• "' • _... AJ.oo sold to se!!le estate, Call gram w . , . ., visited a day last week with BAR AND CAFE D1 and D2 •••"•'• oplltl•b•••· . , • ., '•"" CaD WY 2-%874 Day or Night Henry Cleland, daytime WY 2 hour eartier than orlgll"-IIY sch- Lana Gibson, BED, Wagon Un!oader Case . ' . lnsecu. L ANDMARK, Me1 11 C4unty 7 •• If eduled WEATHER DAMAGE F eed G . d c r t ' Ch . Permits. All good eqmpment , ' ' " ' a.,..,. ""'"""~ •·~'•· "" • %255, evenings WY 2,.2511, Mrs. John M, Clark of Down· r .nn er, ' 10 on am atr condition low rent reas- uoo - ""' ""'• "''"'' Pome,.y. EXPF..RIENCED dressmaki 6 lfc The Meiga County flnal_tst_s '""'nn span! several days with MILAN, Italy !UP!) - '!'hunSaw, 400 Gal. BUL K MILK . ' . ill be I ted In ti ""'TANK PIPE Lf}';E MILKER on for sellmg, health. Owner, lng, alterations, Phone WY 2- FOR IIALE: li room bouse, w ~c : 1 p~e lDl· her son, Mr, and Mrs. Robert derstorms, high winda and Wellston, Livestock 4-~ bath basement. Gas furnace II~ o~ same a e, owev- Clark and tK•n, Larry. cloudbursts caused heavy dam2276. 500 Gal. Hot Waler Heate; Jesste Carman, (Eiec. ), 22 Stanchions and On1o, phone 384-9925, after 5ISOW with 10 pigs lor $100,00 AIR CONDITIONING Refrlgl!l' firepiace. Priced for CIWck er, m omeroy. , Mr, and Mrs, Wilbur Cole age in a wide area of uorthera P m home phone 384 3570 Harriso ille Call WY 2sale, ""-· """ .. 11 "••~ponsortng the Metgs and and Mr. ~nd Mrs. Vinton Hodge Italy Thursday. S , at II Partitions, Large Selection · nv ation service, Jack's Refrig. W V ~"'""' '"'"" • •........., Gallla entrants are !he of Lancaster -'·lied ... Elsie R · trig red a1 d of Hog Eqlllpment, Hand Tools, - 5 20 3tp l 6279. & 19 3tc eratton, New Haven, Phone • a. t 11 tic Evans Steak House in Tm "us. am. ge sever . many other items necessary for Harden's Market, Rt. !?A , Syra. TU :1-3537. f 1 Uc HOUSE FOR SALE on L&uret lis and the Ohio Valley Haning recently, slides m the south Tyrol region. a complete farm operatons. cuse, 10 lbs. potatoes 75c; CURTISS BREEDING Service, · Cllif Road Mrs. Nor E TERMS : Cash day of sale. Nescafe coffee. giant 12 oz. for the best in artificial Business Opportunities By U. WY ~-6322 lllllll • Co., makers of Holllum II!'EOia. SIGN D · breeding. 180 of the Nation's . se · Steppa's Beauty Salons of E : Lauren E. Hnffman, rar $1.29; Fairmont Dairy leading sires make !he'll' FOR LEASE : Service Station. 5 4 30tp ens and Nelsonville and I b Trustee for Hugh 1'· Rupe F'atr 49c \1 gallon-, Watermel- hom e at Curtiss. For serv ·ce, y. o_u can rnak_e yourseIf 8 Bood INCOME PROPERTY - local- ~ ~:::::::~:;;::;;::::;::::;;;~ PLENTY Of LOTS FOR SALE 1 BRADFORD AUCTJQN COM- 79 ons $1.25 f 5 ea.; lb nice b tomatoes Call Leland Parker, Pomeroy, 1IVmg here j1 you will ----'ww• ed within Z miles of the new ALL WITH PERPETUAL CARE PANY, RACINE, OHIO c or . askel, cigar· Ohio. WY 2-2264 or Albert and can manage a business. locks at Racine Ohio conC. C, BRADFORD, ettes reg. 25c, king and filter Parker, Chester, Ohio, 9115- Call Gallipollg, Ohio, m-4102 alstlng ol one ~d tile AUCTIONEER 26c, 3 lb, balogna $1.00; 20 p WY :1-522 A. c. BRADFORD , MGR. lbs. potatoes, $1.39. 3415. 5 19 12tp or omeroy I. building, houainJ two furnlsli. 5 17 51c 5 19 3lc F li :W 3tc eel and one ttnlumlshed apart. ~==--:- -- OR SALE : Fine pony. Come ment, 1 large business room REAL ESTATE~ AUCTION- CLEAN carpels with our Car- and see. Mason 773-51123, Help Wanted below, 1 dooble garage with Cheshire, 0: Sexton On Duty At All Tlrnee BANKRUPTCY pet Shampooer FREE, with -5-30!c WANTED W . furnished apartment over Goy Harper an_d Rope :'Lo revmv.er~' care for the last 150 years, 111d will be 7 11 1 By order of the Honorable Du- ~~chase of Blue Lustre 1 house ;.or~rn~~~or ~If Mr~ and located in rear 1 nice er spent an evl!lliD8 with Mar' ane J, Kelleher, United States ampoo. Baker Furmture, • Dr, Melvin E. Doerr, Vetertn- P. M, Cowdery, Long Do~ frame building loc.l~ at ian and Elnore Reynoldo, Cool~. Southern DJ>Ir ict East- _Mtddleporl. S 18 6tc arian, targ• and 91Dall animals. aide. All m ' A-1 ·-•"'- ville, ., _ _ W hln St. Ra tom, Ohio, 5 20 3tc ""'""'""'· Dr L1 d ~-- and 128 D ern IVISjon , Ihr fotlowmg will as gton , vensSix rentals in alL Selling du · oy ""'' be ol!ered for sale on Ihe prem- FOR THE FINEST selection of wood, W. Va Phone m42'11. BAllY SITTER, 5~ days week. e Dam Harper of Rio i'!l!s located in Columbta Town- flowers for Decoration Day, Office hours, Daily t 1o 6 p. Light bouaekeep1118, Write to bealth, Phone daytime WY college apenl a weekend ship, Meigs County at H L stop at Cliff's Shoe Repair, m, 1 28 Uc care of l1le Daily SenUnel, Z.%255, evenlnga WY :1-2561, Guy and Hope Harper. 5 U lZtc Mr. and Mrs, Delbert! ~:II Rupe Farm on County Rd., Middleport, Ohio, Box 1168-0. Pomeroy. 1> mile off StJte Route 689,, 5 18 I2tp AUTO SALES 5 ZO lfe ROOM br1c1I: home, S balb- man cl Dunbar, W. Va,, 'fl Point Rock, Ohio. 1959 AMERICAN Mobile- Home u.S. Clvllhmoe T rooms, finished lillie In 4 &mday -wllb Rev. and Mr 1. 2:30 P.M. Saturd.ly, May 22, to' x 46'. Excellent condition. 1960 2 · door. Chevrolet sedan ;::o•;:;·.:,.~..:,-J::::.!:: basement. Out ol blgb watA!I'. Baruhart. 1965 2:30 P.M. llue 10 job transfer must sell power steermg and brakes. " ' • - of - , _ .........., Central hNtln& priced for Mrs, 0. E, Durham spent . . ' •••• ""'"'"' -... · __ ..... - . . . . qw·• sale· Phone WY "" • '116 few days ...... her da"""ter Mr' Th IS property consists of 200 Conta<t Robert King, Fork-· $550·00 ' '~'all VI •,.....,.,, """"' na "" "'"" "6'' ' A. more or less. This farm is ed Run State Park, Reeds 5~~ '::~.... .!; or WY 2-2205. Cherln F. and Mrs. Larry Hansoo of 01111" well located and suitable for ville, Ohio, Tel: Coolville 667- 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, door t:'""'i. _, In WUdermuth. 4 IS lfe Ieaton, W. Va,, wbo bad 11\lr' cul tivation and grazing. There 6200, '18 6tc sedan, radio and beater, Pb· ,;; Auto Sala is a _5 Rm. Block House, Barn, LEGHORN hens lar WY 2-5468, KennJ BraD a, lnsuranc. hem, millnng parlor, milk house 6 to 7 lbs 50c grai "; d ~paj Pomeroy. 5 It 6tp ftat fllm1IIIr Raymond Arnold and ....,._ Granary and tool shed, , W. Sayr~. Portia.:\, e , Oh~~. I!952- MODEL Ill ton p.cl- up · AUTOMOBILE Insurance been Warld Eunice Br~dliold and _ , , TERMS OF SALE . Cash on Phone VI 3-2286 ,_ 15-6! truck, Price $37500 Rowley cancelled? Last Y001 operaYolllll called 1111 NtDie Clay dellvery of deed. The sale ' P & R d H rd ' ' 5 11 Uc tor'a Dcense: Call WY 2-2966 1111 - - . nlo .., ,_.. Dr and Mr Don Gibson ' subject to confirmatior of t~! DON'T PUMP you SluggtSh.se(l- ~e, 61Stfc . . .llee. " - ell' ••1111111 • s. court The farm appraised at tic lank Get Kleao-Em-hll FOR SALE - Oe 11157 Hillllllii' ~ fami!Yj of PGrllmoutlt, Mr. $21,000, and cannot be sold for septic tank cleaner. Land- man 4 • door sedaD, e=oo.oo, PHOTO Copytlll Semce. Cop. . · ~ , , ... , ~j.p!~, Glblon and famUt less than % of appraisement mark ram Bureau. WY 2-5251. 5 7 Uc · Mi:ta )Jfi hj" II I II Wonderful opportunity for a Z_18 Uc Employment Wented other ckibualeaiB. B. lfiiiitiiiiNel, ~...., et, kut Gibson. Our good investment. ,,J964 .HONDA 150, saddl• bags , --· linter - - . ,_..., . _ WY ...,. , - · of 'l'eiU ·and Bob GIIMon SIGNED: Lsuren E. Hoffman and wimllhield, like new. Le-IWANTED - Painting, CGbil~ ' -,.-, '~ II ~ .DaY,Ion ~llecl ihetr ll)lllher 11 1 11e Trustee: Hugh L. Rupe tart CH 7-2101. a 17 etc ' fmiShing, patios, drivewaya, . ' nt Wt'".\.~ ~· BRADFORD AUCTION co --· - 1 Sidewalks, carpenter -- work, GUARAN'ti!:ED, renew'able far '· .,._., ,,,. . ..._ RUby pJeb1 of OoJumbt!a 'lpetJ!II: . B,lcine, Ohio. ' • RHUBARB for sale. $1.25 a Lester B. alle7, '808 S. life bo&pllalizatioo. JIIIUid L!tfJn' '~~ jind ~ 1 illlell with hflr inollier, . Sic bushel. Samuel Lewis, WY 2- Fourth Ave., Middleport, Iii at aD aga. ! " - IVY UIM, ion. Good coat. 111(&-enees. v •.:.. Diehl ' 5 17 6171. i 12 6te !railer, . 1-IHIC t lllfc .i'botJI: WY . . -: , i J1 ~ '~ ButciJ!tr. ibo ... "' 1~+~- ~~~~~~mo~~.- MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING 1 Pomeroy Motor Co. End Battl e J.7\,ear T ,.J 0 I. I D I $34Q·OO Blaeffnar's s:.' Mr. and Mrs. Dale JaWbl of Middleport spant a reaent evening .with Guy ·IIIII Ho Pe Harper. -ilarrisonville News Notes Mr . and Mrs, Curtis Ander_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ son and son, Larry, ot Dunbar, B7 IIICI DU BROW auggestfd, "let them walch," HOLLYWOOD (UP!) -"ABC the reason beill8 the involveScope" Wednesday night pre- ment of-so many youngsters. ented a atrong, frank, n~nao- Those Interviewed included sense telehlsion report 011 the 18• lou outpstlenll _ 1 28-year-old boo subject of venereal disease, female graduate student who Although the half-hour pr~ noted "II can happan In the gram of the weekly public a!- best of families;" 8 17-yeardold fain serlel coold well have high scho!ll boy ; a married man used double the time allotted to wbo infected his wife, and a It, It wasted very little of the homosexual cnntrlbut.lnn to the 3 minuets In ·establishmg Us disease was adding ot the probpoint of the necessity of frank- lem. ness in order to reduce the Smith •aid lt was generally huge increase tn tile dl•ease' es· cons de red "indecent" to talk peelally among youngsters. about venereal disease. Yet the The decision of "ABCScnpe" program made the point that to tackle the sUbject came aft- tracing it Is a main problem er a publicized controversy in nowadays in order to help prewhich NBC-TV decided aaalnst vent its recurrence 1 but In addoing a segment of Its ltcUonal dition to the social stigma tha•. series "Mr. Novak," on the holds back frankness, there is subject cl VD, I the reluctance of some doctors At the time ot the decision to report such cases - and the and alterwanls a number of re- "so what!" attitude of many spacted citizens urged NBc-TV young parsons in this genera· to change Us mind because of tlon, , tho worthwhile Impact a con- As of now, the program noted nrucltvely-4one pro&ram could syphilis and gonorrhea together IIave done. Hozever, the view· are the nation's No. I communi· er who shivers to think of the cable disease. In addition ABCllSU81 formula-type leatment of TV brought out in its work on lll81Y controversial molters by the show, about 3,000 Amerlvideo series is today perhaps cans contract VD every day, 111 Ulankfullhat "ABC Scope" rath- estimated 12,500 die of the diser than "Mr, Novak" handled ease eacb year, and apboldthe aubject. mately 55 per cent of known Howard K. Smith, who was VD cases In the United States the host 1lnd narrator, said near "are ancounted lor by person~ the start of the program that between the age• uf w and 24," often when television discusses controversial· matters, parents The Channel Swim: "Capt. art advised not to let the chil· Kangaroo," CBS.TV's children's tlrtn watch. 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"Well, you aald to be nloe to him and I couldn't think of anlthlnc nicer than to tall him what he wila WJEH RADIO APRIL LOG ' 6:00 Sign On &:110-15 Musical Cloct 7:00 1!6 sun and Knaw Moadl1 Tbrl Prldayt 5:05 Jim Meet Show 7:02-30 Newa 1:00 Sl&JI-(nl. 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Andrew P&nolll 8:115-30 World Newa 1Tuea11a:> , , , a:e 1111 lie\>, ~ '11lar1lt t:to Jll&b Sdlooi Hit Paradl - attlnl: lntol" _ _ _ __ . ··---,--.:::::==..:::=::.._ WMPO Radio Speakl Tl!lr;• ''» Nen (LIIeal) · "·. f:4d.Jim Meea_SIIow 1:00 Nn• •· l:lt ''l'lll 9wti1aY SIIoweaM .•;30 .Sullcklwn kolutdt t :IO 8lp OB I'IU:u !.A55WILL 0 A 1Ly CR0 SSW 0 R AVII08I D ~e. =. ' J. a n II ltrNm . \arn , .. ..., fO, Kitea:lllur, K AI.,'D""d ·i s By Mrs, FeHr Atktre ~~!,·· or~u~~~d ~~ied ~n~ I Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Carr clay with Mro, Clyde Anderson, snd son, ltavtd of Pomeroy vis- Dorothy and Paul lted Sunday :-'lth Mr, a n d ' ·' I ' Mrs. Junior Gibson. David stay- Mr. and .Mrs. Delmar Rhodes ed Saturday night with Allan visited over a recent weekend Gtbson. . with Mr · and Mrs. Richard LOW· DOWN Audrey McKinney of Galllpo- , Rhodes of Dunb-ar, W. Va., and SOME VARMINT CUT MY lis called on Mr. and Mrs. II<>- I Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Rhodes ot CHICKEN-wiRE FENCE mer Lee, recently, Charleston. LA~T NIGHT, MY r--~ 'HEN-HOUSE discontinued will be kept 00 Mrs, Oms Arlx and two Bud Wilkln.;,n, fonner Oklah;; !era and a niece of Michigan LOCK, AN' STOLE TWO 018 University football coach enJoyed ?ld time singing PULLETS and special consultant to Presl· pr~~er With Mr. and Mrs, Rev. dent Kennedy on youth Illness Wilham Barnhart one joined NBC as a spor!Bcaster. ' last week, .as. Paat /18, Little °' Miss Southeastern Ohio preliminaries are unday I /ollXEI> ~ RAiiJ E6f IN WITH ~ Doe; FOOP 10:11 SGnl • Story Time 10:45 'l'b!l Goldea Key ll:Ge "*"'c!rillo Leglllalllrl 11:15 11:30 lUI 12:00 12:20 12:25 1.2:30 Musical Interlude Republican LagiJiahn Walter Moeller Local & Oblo New1 Evans Bulletin Board News-Q.Gr81111 Garden Club Saturday Matinee Alteroate Saturdays 1:55 News Beat 2:00 Saturday Matinee 2:56 News Beat S:OO Saturday MalinM 1:55 Newo Beat 4:00 Dilclng With Don 4:30 Top Teo Revue 1:00 Saturday News Report 5:15 Dinner Musicale 11:30 Community Choln 7:00 Off The Air luaday 7:51 SJgn Ou 1:00 The Singing Prucbor 1:15 Newa Report 8:30 Olurcb ot Christ t:OO Musleal Jmerludt 10:30 Flrlt Bapllal CIIUrch 11:30 ailldreu'l Cbaptl 11:45 Suuday Newa Specl•l 12:00 Newt Report 12:15 Epllcopal CIJurcb 1:00 Ciutrch of Qod 1:30 Gospel CaD J:OO Old Folks Hour 3:00 1811 Hit Pantclt S:30 News BeadiiDet a::IZ 9911 IDI Pandt S:55 Newt t :OO 9911 Hll Par.U t:30 News Btadllnel t: :12 1811 Hit Parade 4:115 Newt 1:00 City CGmml8lldtler 1llp. i:li ,UO Hit Pmdt 7:00 Off Tba Alt ' =~ "1'HEYD MAKE IT ' !fiRE l"llll!!til 1'EIIT A LintE OFMI!-'t'OIJ Rf.pAINE'S NERIOU$ &I'51D'ol fifiEIIS 1D ofleRAr.i 011 A SHORr FU51i- ••.3.1 �' ( ,. i ·,, :; ., ' MENS I Dl G .J ,ou Planned . L' ower aruen 1 ~ • a ;lO.DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 21, 1965 .-;::_:_______.: .. EQI'fy AmericanWriters''Works art TopicofProgramPresentedCircle »90 I Miss Perrin is Honored with 8Tl'dQ1ShOWer A pro~ram featuring early Her 11\erne, 1 "G!U LG~e Hall! Plans were made to tour the of Mrs. Charles Lewis have I LlOYd Moort was awarded totshola aednd SUfilmlters Gollld, and A~~~c:nasw,r:;e~ bya~ t~~~ ~:hnMan," was en lrollt 91. Mrs c L Heaton w a on owers, ww.. · . · . 1 ted H be flower gardens of Mrs. arry en comp e · ' · · · · ard 1 R bert M retlred Engllsh teacher A oote of apprtciation Wll Hysell and Mrs. A. A. Dillard Mrs. Allard Prot! gave the Judges for the oriental l~w: ~:~~Srthe g en o o atooU: May meeting of CJasa 12 read from Mrs. 0. P. Klein lor Wonderful For Bo ;~ ting Miss Beverly Perrin bride· Monday at 7:30p.m. when the report ofdtheff' nom,elnatingted com- er arr.don~en~;~re~rs. b~ A dessert course carrying Circle of Heath Church held the cards anotgllto sent her and ' Winding Trail Garden club met m1ttee an o Jeers ec were an an · h' 1 Wed d nin 1 th base- a letter was read from tllf and All Outdonr Fun elect ot Mr. Williar.• Dixon. was d d ·ng 8 t the Ohio Mrs Charles Lewis president· ribbons were awarded to Mrs. the yellow and w Jte co or nes ay eve g n e R S nl M Giila d ... guest of honor at o bridal show· We nes ay evem ' · .' M R bert Lewis theme was served by the ment dlninB ,room. ev. ta ey c r • "'l!' · Man'a er at the home of Mrs. EmerPower Co. office with Mrs. WalMrs. John Terrell, Vl~ presJHl!';t:, ~s. who also reess and favors were small Mrs. Moore reviewed writers trick superl~tendent ~nktn& $6.99 son Jones Wednesday evening. ter Bentz as hostess. . dent; Mrs. Robert LewJ~, secre- an drs. ibbon low daisy plastic cups begionlng with the early writ- the Circle for ita contrlbulh*' IV.-12 - - - . ·h the Mrs. R-obert Lew1s. pres1- tary; and Mrs. Leo Ryan trea- ceJve a r r · . · ers and down to the present au- to the new Methodist CiliDII She was assJSted wit . dent. conducted the meeting surer. A discussion was held on Mrs. G. R. Thompson spoke with mmts. thors and gave selections from ound, Csmp Asbury. Mrs. shower by her d~ug~er, Bar which opene<l with devotions arrangements the members will on roses and shrubs. Mrs. Char· Thed June ~:ng wHit ~he poems and articles by the writ- ~ayne Gibbons, program chafr. MIDDLEPORT, 0. hara, and Mrs. Jo n y~ns. by Mrs. John Terrell· who read make for the Pomeroy H i g h les Lewis dis~layed a nwnber foo~ emons ra n a man, .Introduced Mrs. Moore ~;;~~~~~~~~ ~:H~e~~r;~color scheme of pmk was "Praying Hands," by Helen School Alumni banquet. T h e of new roses mcludlng, pInk Ohio Power Co. otnce and guest Mrs. Earl Knlght, president, Following the meeting relreslt . out In the decorall~ns Steiner Rice of Cincinnalt. The traveling prize donated by Mrs. Princess, The Doctor, Pomset- mght will be observed. lions taken from Emerson and ments of punch and ssndwlchf ~~1. ) OMI • 1 and refreshments. The gdls club prayer in unison led by • , !tons aiken from Emerson and were served from a table cofa>\ll1};) I placed on a lable co~ered Mrs. Terrell concluded the deTeMySOn. Mrs. James Jividen ered with a white cloth and c~n 1 -~...... • • with 8 whtte "11 k cloth with 3 votions. Pause For Living books • devotions in the absence tered with an arrangement ol TONIGHT . of pmk stream~rs fall- wer< dislributed by Mrs. TerMiss Frieda Faehnle usiilg pink flowers flanked by pink The 3eatlt>s mg a whJte weddmg bell. rei! I 't'ati n was held and the comed Zana Gainer WB8 re'f material from "Riches of the tapers. "A HARD DAY'S NIGHT" Games were olayed asd pr:z~ Members responded to roll 3ls~'.:,ni~ersary ohaerved whenlported.quile ill and Sadie Tr~ UXI IQ'Y_ I Kingdom" by Grace Crowell. Hostesses were Mrs. Mildreil - andawarded to ~"- Denver R c . call with their favonte shrub. Chester Council Daughters of sell and Kate Hayman home 7he May meetmg of the Zeigler, Mrs. Charles Me~ "DARK PURPOSE" .lir e. ltct.ert Coeb, Mrs. G""rge Mrs. Leo Aryan thanked the America, met Tuesday evening. Ifrom hosplta~. Second nomina- PreSidents .of the American Lemley Graduates hmny, Mrs. Carl Mattox _and Shirlev Jones and Anders_on, Mr~. Lee Da..,Jdson , club for flowers sent her while Elizabeth Ha es asliDciate tion of o(ficers was held. gum Auxlhary of Drew Mrs. Henry Hennesy, eontribut· Rossano ~"'"' and MISs Pernn. ' h ·1 I' u Reporls were givY ' ster Post was held 1 Ord Stud ing. Miss Bess Sanborn gave II!<! (Te('hnirulor l After the ~uest or honor had e~s~~ \~~ Sears-Roebuck Civic ~::~~lo~dir~e~~~l a~~stri~~v:; Ni~e candidates, Eileen Bahr evening at Ule home of D nance y closing prayer. . \ -------M-,-y-22 ?pened her gifts the_guesls were Beautificalion contest projects. ~uty: 'Iva Stacey, ~·ate creden- Jackie Gintheih~!~el'..~C:· Ralph Gilmore in Marine Pvt. First Class Stanl Saturday mvJted to the dmmg room The projects of cleaning the en- tial committee and Faye Par· Clleo ~;!'· Do. K . R Mrs. George Mowrey, ley R. Lemley, son of Mr. and Q "LASSIE'S GREAT for refreshments of raspberry !ranee to Beech Grove ceme- lin of Marlett~ Edith Betz- ~ Jve endr,M riB ~emg, u dent, was in charge of the Mrs. Harold W. Lemley of I ADVENTURE" sherbet punch, assorted cake tery and plantmg · flowers and lng, as~ciate ;tate vice coun· . rwm d•. h ary f Myes ww":e ing which opened with Liberty Lane, Pomeroy, was 8 0 Junt> Lockhart Hll l'.h Ht•olly decorated m pmk, pmk heatt- evergreens and the cement flow- cilor Tuppers Plains and Nel· tmtJate m onor ra. ~ tlons taken from Psslm 1 April 18 from AvLail'"""' shaped mints and nuts. The Ia· er b<>xes .placed at the Pome- tie Hayes, Della Stahi and Win- ly wr:.~:n~edke b:~;co~~t~ Mrs. Mayme Holmes, who Ordnanceman School at the ---a mi-ble was covered With a pmk da- roy Elementary School and /low- ona Cook of Pomeroy were wei- ~andth ho po Th d ed with prayer, followed by Air Technical Training The Ya wa Te Camp Fb:l "LAW oF THE LAWLESS" mask cloth, centered Y"ilh an ers planted in them by pupils ' ornd_d:te nor. ke ebr:r a~~r pledge to flag and silent Jacksonville, Fla. He Girls met on Wednesday, May 8 1 With Da!e Ro lwrtson arrangement or roses m a wh1te ca. spo . er. Mrs. Mowrey reported the use and mainten- l9th at the Racine BaptiSt and Yvonne fl<oC,rlo ' milk glass container flanked by ~hJch the ,rroeetmg closed m the birthday cake which sbe of the variOUI guns, munl- Chu;ch. The meeting was ca11"=========~~ pink tapers in white holders. tv r~tuahstJc orm. Mrs. Webster took to the and rockets used by Navy ed to order by the presldentt ,. Mrs. John Harrison, mother of The charter members present ty Home. Mrs. Paul Csscl Marine Corps air Wilts. Ann McClintock, and NanCJ Mr. DJXon, preSided at the J Elizabeth Hayes, Anna Tuttle, Mrs. Gilmore were named Graduates of the school .are Bentz led the Pledge of Aile punch bowl. . Mabel Van Meter, Lillie Chris- take the cake In June. Pions assigned to the gunnery and glance. · Those attendmg were MIss ty, Ada Morria, Letira Wood, were made for tbe June meet. departments aho_ard The girls selected their indl Pomeroy. Ottto Perno, Mrs. ' rt Coats, Mrs. A program on Bible quizzes MAY Zl Halite Frederick, Zelda Weber ing which will be a picnic aircraft carriers, air stations vidual Torch Bearer Ranks It David Miller, Mrs. Crary Davj was conducted when the Busy The Loyal Women's Class of and Ooa Osborn were escorted the home of Mrs. Eddie and atr squadrons. Before en· work on this summer. DiaD! TOr.IGHT & ~ATURDAY is, Mrs George Anderson, Mrs. Bee . Class of the Middleport h~e. Middleport Church of into the hail by a member and Games were played and the service in June 1964, Cross selected Cooking; Bren· "YOUNGBLOOD HAWKE" BapiJSt Church met Thursday Chnst w1il be Fr1day, May 21, a parly hat placed on thei awarded to Mrs. webster, from Pome- da Bradford, Citizenship; Nan James Francis('u s. Suzanne Denver Rice, Y!rs. Paul Pesbette, Gened t>vP Page. tonstall, Mrs. John Lyons. Mrs. eveni.ng at lhe church: The at 7:30p.m. instead of May 2_7. head as they marched around Mrs. J. M. Thornton and Mrs. school. cy Bentz. Gardening\ Jane Johll Eva Gabor, Marv As1 ur , Lee Jones, Mrs. John Hamson, meetmg was o_pened w1t~ the A nuscell~neous sh~wer will the hall and were seated in a Gerald Wildermuth. A salad son, Business; Joy Theiss, Sut Bowman. Middleport, and Mrs. LeE class prayer grven ln umson. be held Friday evenmg, May garden of flowers. A course was served by the hostCHANGED TO SUNDAY Curtis, Linda Grindstaff, Ann Fe1turette idson, Barbara Jones, Jean Mrs. Frances Bearhs gave 2Ist at 7:30 p.m. at the Ham- "Moonhght and Roses" to those named above and McClintock, Martha Yost and Culver and Joao Kenny of lhe devotion~! lesson, an arll· sonvil Grange . Hall for Mr. presented by Clarice Allen, aftMrs. Olin Knapp. Mrs. Ernest The Hocking Sub-District MisBrenda Webb chose Interior SUN., MON. 1nd TUES . ens. Sending gifts wer " Mrs. cle on "Eve taken from the and Mrs. Denzrl Welsh (Barer wh1ch each charter Powell Mrs George Hackett slonsry Convention scheduled Decorotion. Moy 23-24-25 "DEAR BRIGITTE" Charles Russell. Mrs. P au 1 book, "Women of the Bible." bara Carter), Everyone wei·,.spoke briefly. Ada Morris who Sr., M;s. Be~ Neutziing, Mra. Saturday wiD be held Sunday, The girls also discussed tbeii (Tf'chnirolorl Smarl. Mrs. Manning Kloes, Ill were Mrs. John come. organiZed the Council, stated Watson, Mrs. George ~ay 23 at the Fore.qt Run Bap- coming tflp to Camden Park, James Stewart, Fubian. Cln· Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mrs. Mrs. A. R. Pullen and The Wesleyan Service Guild I that there were 32 me!Mers Bearhs, and Mrs. Frank liSt Church. Guest speaker , lor M'ay 22: a slumber parl)l toM dy Carol , Glyllls .Johns, Ed Rodney Downing Mrs. Mrs. Elhel Hughes. f th R . Methodist church when the Council was instituted brew the will be Mrs. l>a- held May 24th at AM lil'cCim· Wynn . Fullz, Mrs. James Arnold, The birthday song was sung ~ill ~ 0~:~e a rummage sale and that 13 have dropped rut, · gradtrate Phys~- tock's; and their annual Ji~ Featurette: Lewis Smith Mrs Larry · for Mrs. Scmes, Mrs. Pullen and . Racp t th s· on buJ'Id SIX are deceased and IS are of Ohio State UnJVerSJ- ney Supper which wll\ ,be ort P~rdon My a.. uty Marks • · . . me a • be rs. BI'ble Q urs' :. Held · · l Colorc•rtDOns Mrs. Edward Moore. Mrs. Mrs. Llihan McGhee. Mrs. m ing across frome theJmps Post Officelmem and FJskUnlversily. The pub- Fr~day, June 4th at_the· ·Ra'cne ~~;;::::,~;;..-....::::i:i:;...... John Lyons, president,. conduct- on May 21 and 22 _ Each charter member For Women' 1 Group is invited. Jr. High School Budding, . ed the business •.essJOn. The MAy 24 presented a napkin or A Bible study quiz was class voted to ~ell diShcloths for Jane Howell Tent Daughters chief holder from the by Mra. Donald l.Gwery a mone~. makl~ project. Mrs. of Union Veterans will meet at cil and various members Group II of the Women's Lenora S1g~an s name was add- the DAY Hall Monday at 7:30 8 small gift in the A Association of the Middleport ed to the birthday list. m friendship circle was Irs t United Presbyterian During the program Mrs. p. May 26 and the group sang, "Blest met Tuesday evening at Beulah White conducted a The Pomeroy WCTU will the Tie That Binds." Following home of Mrs. Joe Bailey, ble quiz. Following the meet at the United Methodist the program the charter memRd. ing, m~mbers were invited Church Tuesday at 2 p. m. bers paid tribute to the Mrs. Haptonatall prethe dmmg room lor a ed charter membera. sented devotional material on course served by the "Soloman." Following the busiMrs. Clyde Winebrenner, BIRm ANNOUNCED A large cake baked by ness meeting refreshments were Eva Hartley, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie (Caro- garet Tuttle, l~d in white and served by Mrs. Bailey, asslated Have you ever stopped Slaven. Mrs. Nell Werner Sue Lanham) Machir of decorated In pink and blue with by her sister Miss Martha OhMrs. Ethel Hughes. W. Va., are aMounclng the inscrip~ion, Thirty-first linger, Mrs. Frecta Bratt was to tbin k how many flowers decorated the of their first child, a mversary, •ce cream and contributing hostess, because time- and effort-con· ment table. The meeting , May IS at the Me- were served on crystal illness. suming farm or pefo 53 closed with the benediction. Hospital in Charleston, to members and the ----sonol errands could be V Charter member and Chat Club G eliminated , •• if you Th...infant weighed 7 lbs., Wickham, oldest member of the tflr roup hod o checking ac· :~s ~~~isMr~~llliam oz and iras been named Bev- Council, were seated at a spec- I• Entertained count here! AH your · Sue Paternal tal table with white cover and Mrs. Jarry Scboonover enllll'-1) are Mr. and Mrs. centered with an arrangement tained the Chatter club Weil- l) bills could be paid Machir of Letart, W. Va. of flo rs, with three evening at her home safely-many prepoid ternai grandparents Are Mr. a re<l, • white and blue, purchases made safely and Mrs. Forrest Lanham at mtrevals. . Following a short -by mail. And you'd Paternal great The next meetmg will be session in charge of the never have to risl< carIs Mrs. Harry June t and a sllenl auction wUI dent, Mrs. Carl Roach, rying too much cash. Point Pleasant. be held by the ways and m<~ID81 were played ar.- prize& commtltee. ---ed to Mrs. Wilbur Young, Mrs. CHANGE SCHEDULE Charles Lathey, Mrs. Robert The Federated Church is Den Mother1, Cub• Ead.s, Mrs. Kenneth :; Open a d!ecking account hera NOWI nouncing a change in Go on Nature Hike and Mrs. Howard Birchfield. Contour dome otoyiln1 for the sununer monthe. Den Three CUb Scouts Refreshments were served by Iginning on Sunday, May Exeeedin&11 JOO!I roil· 14" Cosmetic COilljlOIIied by the den mother& the hooteu to the above named otruction. Seamless vinyl !Sunday School opening servlceiMrs. Richard Rosenbaum ~ and aml Mrl. lbomu Mn. 15" FIHecl Vonlty will begin at 9 a.m. and the Mrs. Elza Gllmore Jr. went 00 Robert Nelson and Mr1. eovari!ll will take hardest o Tronslstor BaHtrioo 16"Hot8ox ular Worship Service will 8 hike and nature study Wed- leo Carson. tr1vel wear. Locki are 10 gin at a.m. nesday after school. The boys ---oFioohlighllaHorloo 21" WHI<end oompaet, trouble free and GIRLS MEET collected artlcleo for their ICfap PLAN TWO DANCES eLant.rn lllllorloo 24", 26", 29" Pullman Troo<1 1 book. Area weekand hiiJh 1Chtx1l ~ limple to operate. AUra.. The Cadet Girl Scoot Following the hike the are toni8ht at the oiHIIby lott.ri• II,. lll1bJtl, 18" Overnlte ~=':"u:'~mt of to Rosenbown ser Creek hfsh auditortwn 111a1"-ll el'hole Fl•h Style Colors: Blue, Red, White assistant leader Mrs J o h where refreshmenta were ller· inS at 7 p.m., 8J10tll0red bJ Fultz The declded. to begin ved by Ricky Couch, MarvlD Kyger Sophomorelbcleau_ :.Poalfi'O)' lalterloo wortdng their Guire, To~y Reed, Saturday night at Sening Meigs County for over 93 years All Natlonaily badges, The Pioneer group ser- Siaaon, DAvid While, 111gb scllool for the ved refrealmenll. Rideout, Mike Gilmol'tl and 0-Jaya wiD emcee Advertised Brands ey Rosenbaum and gulllll, evenll. DECK 'N COURT ;::-re iII' lzw .:-" Initiation Held 31st Anmversary Observed by Chester Dof ACounctl Mrs. Gtlmore f Is Hostess a A '/' Un Y Wa Te girlS Of Racine Unit d Meet Wed nes ay th Program en On Knowledge Of Holy Bible MEIGS THEATRE !'t. SOCIAL G' .a t y ""'enttne 1~· ' "'V ~;. ~rJ .. ... "' ., s_, ·~ "' ;:.' .... • I f" (. ~0 ~ ~ .>:: ": • DnDI., 'l'e TluJ ,,.,.,...,. Ul T.. JJei.,.JJ- ..,... ·' · . :::· ,, .!1 V..;,Ol~ . '_X_V_II_N_O-.-3~----------. f'OMERO---'Y-M-IDDL-EPOR--T-.-0-HI... O-----SA-T-UR_D_A_Y_,MA-Y-22-,-1-96-5--------- ~',;0 ____CENi'l' ...,.. ::· FIVE If THE SHOE BOX f e '' ' •• ,t - ~ ,ruce Extension . . . ~NTO DOMINGO (UP!) Dlp!QIIJats and relief olllcials wal~ today to hear whether the junta which governs most of the Dominican Republic wilt agree to a 21-hour ..tension of the truce which stopped the ahootlng here Friday. 1\faj. Gen. Antonio ·Imbert Qarreru, chief of the junta. an- has promised that he will nounce its decision before the truce's llrst 21 houri end at noon (I p.m. EDT). · ADVANCE IIAI,TED . The ttuce halted an advance. by Imbert's troops, who we r<o mopping up a rebel • held pad<, et in northern Santo Domingo., It Is not certai nwhether he will agree to an extension. .~ ')'110 junta chief ssid T~ursday he-expects to clear thli rebels . ou~ :of northern Santo Domingo tlufo week· ailtl then attaclt their main· ·llrD!l8hold In the southern part 'of the city next week. · Aako Ellenoioa Jose A. Mora, secretary general of the ·Organization of American ·slalea, announced FridJy night that an exten1ion of lhe truce had been requested by the OAS, !be U. N. and the 1led Cross to allow more time fur the ·collection of dead and wounllod casualties of the week's lighting. Moro said rebel Col. Francisco CsiiDIIDD Deno, who is seek- ,."J ing recognition as "constitution. al prestdent" of the coun. try, has agreed to the extension. SHOO'I'ING SLACKENS The shooting slackened off but did not stop immediately at noon Friday, when t h e truce formally came Into effect. It dwindled during the after· noon, and Friday night was the quletest this city ha s passed since the revolt erupted losl month. Begin Colteclloa Red Cross teams headed Into the battle · scarred northern districts of the city even before the shooting stopped to begin their collection of casualties. Csamano announced Fritlaf that he would be wilting to &lfl up his claim to the presidelicJ il it appeared that his reaignao tion would end the fi8htlng heN. The rebel chief's remarb 11 a news· conference wert lei!ero ally conciliatory to the Amari cans whom he had <ailed "'murderers" 24 hours earlier. Bombers Strike. Closer to Hano1 CALENDAR GARY WALKER CLARICE NORRIS .-.====--==,1 TRAVEL JOY LUG.GAGE LET ACHECKBOOK DO THE WORK ... SAFELY! ~ Your Savings Earn 4% Interest ~~=~:~~~~~~ Fairgrounds Use Policy BATIERY BUYS POMEROY NATIONAL BANK II ,,ir POMEROY RUTLAND Memh•r Federal Reserve System Memb•r Federal D•posit Insurance Corporatlon WERNER Radio & T.V. N. 2nd A-... Middltptrt PLANS SAL!! Jimmy and Linda llllMihaum. The Junior class of Rutland High School will hold a Charles Baum, 86, magt sale, Satardsy, May 22 at Of Ch •- D' 11 a. m. 1n the lesion hall, 11111- • __, __es..,.-, aea land. .,...._ are pendfnC for 1 . ,. . . .. ; ; : ; ; ; , ; ; ; ; , ; ; ; ; , ; ; ; ; . . .. . . . . . .. 1ooo11 ••• .. wave high '-- Ban-I.on• two pieoe boyleg iaoeaeknil. Iooro ayloa, 116.00 lies Baum, 88, Otesler, wbo tiled thll 1II01'nin& in .. Albino hoapltai. He had beeD employed on the ~ Hlghway Ia the maintenance department and was a member ollhe St. Joiiii'J Lutheran churcb. He 11111l'Vivetl by his wile, Naney, and a brother, Elmer, Bremtm, Ohio, and • lister. Mn. Clara JoachIm, Yollnglto""Funeral ~~~ wiD lie annolUICed by the RawlingJ • Coats home. Frientll may ~an at lbe lwjeral ~ anytime, · tuneraJ .3. . FuRNIIUll ELB-RFELDS BI.G B~RGAJNS -'~, ' CANNON BATH ·TOWELS tl·.oo,,. IIIIIGULAIII CW CAIIiiONI -~- ccJo.s ~ . 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