https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f4b611e6a9826d3736ec21c88d30c172.pdf 50623f9ac5802792abda0cc1c305e1b2 PDF Text Text , ' , .~M&. I.. Jdd.!£ll "'"'· Eloda Webb vJsltecl In ,. ,' Around And ·~. Madison and Danville, W. Va. with Mr. and Mrs. Burley Mul .'! Visitation Night is Observed with ·About •' lins aud Mr. H!ld Mrs. Henry 1.: Olive and Alired Granges Tuesday .; Middleport ~ Pi~;';, Helen Anthony and son, r. .;;.:~ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.,_May 27,!96S ,!l! ~ ~ obs~rved ' Annual Picnic .£ • , Shop This WHk End at Elberfelds. . From 9 to 5 .on Friday and on S.turday 9 to 9 Is Held for Syracus.e Schoo. I ~ vicly .· vanj/JJJ I' ? 1 ··- SUN., MON. ond TUES. Virlor Buono i May 30-J unt 1 Saturdar M.., 29 1 Judd. Gig Ynun~, Edward Colorcartoona • POMERoY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1965 ''.,•, nicker .\ . La "THE HORROR OF PARTY BEACH" - and "THE CURSE OF THE LIVING CORPSE" 7.8.9 ' FIRST QUALITY REGULAR I Certified Oil Station W. Main St. ~~- ' ers. ANNOUNCF. SING I There will be a hymn sing, ' Mav .10, al 1:30 p. m at illP ! MI. Olive Church near Long ' Bollom. All singers art:' invited everyone is welcome. Get Our Deal -- Red Hot and Rolling Sales Pomeroy WCTU Holds May M""'f "''" Q n TUeSd0y CHEVY POMEROY MOTOR NOW! Tagged So LowThey're ... BETTER CHECK PRICE ON AMERICA'S NO. I BUYCHEVROLET 0 Mr'::s~ ;~:~: I I Mrs. Esther Harden, .• ine Varian, Mrs. Mary¥ Mrs. Dorothy Baker and children, Mrs. Janet Nease Mrs. Wi\liam Eichinger an daughter, Mary Jane Gibbs. .II Surprise Party G• f Is lven or Laurel Cairns The May meeting of th Pomeroy WCTU was helO:: Tues1 day afternoon at the United Me1 I thodisl rhurch. with Mrs, Alien i Hampton president. in charge. I ' Group singing of Let The Lower Lights Be Burning opened the meeting, followed with A surprise farewell sluml prayer by Mrs. William L. party was given by Ann ~kSmith. Mrs, G. H. Ewing read C!intock on May 2-Ith fo an article, "Drinking on the Laurel Cairns who is moving to eampu,, nf Oberlin College" and Tipp City. The Ya Wa Te Camp also an article concerning .a Fire Gir ls were invittd to help : newspaper boy who won a tnp surprise Laurel and the group i to Washlngt.on , D. C. sponsored gave her a gift of a travel ; by the OhiO WC'I'U. Mrs. C. I alarm clock. I 1 Melvm Alktre was appointed as 1 temporary flower and mission ' The first part of the evening ; · chairman while Mrs. Gladys ! was spent playing softball . Curkler is oonfined with broken Idancing on the patio. Refre!ih· leg. I ments of potato chips, b~:~~~~~~ ;~ "for This Child I Pray'' was lly deorated cake, . nd the topic of the program pre- Iwere served by Emma Jat« tl I1 sented by Mrs. Alkire. The McClintock. hymn, I Would Be True. opened i . : the program followed with scrip- j Later m the evenl~g, Jure readrng by Jhe lead- and popcorn were enJoyed er who also read an article on the girls. Members the Loyal Temperance Leagu~. ~ we~e the honored guest, Elrenda !I Mrs. Alkire also read the BeatJ. Cairns, Nancy Bentz, : tudes Cor Parents and an arti· Bradford. Diana Cross, S:.~e Curl de "An Alcoholic Nation Can- tis. Linda Grindstafl . .Jane John· : not Run An Automated World." son, Joy Theiss, MarthH Yost I The meeting dosed with the and the hostess, Ann were I hymn. "He Leadeth Me" and tock. Adults attending , the benedirtion by Miss l.ucre- Mrs. McClintock, Mrs. Helen tia nl'nheimer. Johnson, assistant guardian and Mrs. Mary Curtis, guardian Mrs. Long and Mrs. the Camp Fire Girls. 1 BUY YOUR 1965 I --- ./ Shop Ebcrfelds bully Ready To Wtar Department for your Cool Dresseshundreds to choose from - aU type fabrics and tbe latest in S:tylln(l: cool sunbacks - dressy voiles - 2J pc. linen suits - seersucker suitsand many others - all prices from 5.95 to 25.00. P~ute sizes 3 to 13. Jun· lor sir.es 5 to lft. Misses sizes 10 to 20. Half aizes 12~ to 24'r1 I I SHIRT & SHORT ·.· SE.TS by ,,w, KoLESPORT 1 1 I Sisson Give Slwu'er Mrs. Iva Sisson and Mr~. lllilifrl Plan• Mutle · Beverly Long entertained las\ ' week with a bridal shower in 1honor of Miss Beverly Perrin, For Church School , bride·elect of Mr. William Dix- Jmtial plans for a jomt vaon. The shower was held at the cation church schoot were m~de l Sisson home which was deco-- when members of a plannmg rated with the wedding \heme. committee from the United Me· A pink and white color thodist Church in Pomeroy and scheme was carried out in the Heath Methodist church met at decorations including the gift the Pomeroy church Tuesday table holding pink umbrellas. morning. shirts In knits and blonds, Come Jn-· today and I A bnde and groom replica was The school date has been brooddoths and glnghamo, choose from a really 1also used on the table. Refresh- scheduled lor July 5 throuGh wide selection of this Re;otta 1hirtt, Y·Mckl OIMI menls of cake, decorated with I July 16 from 9 to 11:30 a. m, year's top stylE'S and dr111 Jlylool colors - tallored to pink umbrellas, punch, mints, ! Making up the classes will ~ • Shorts coordinaled lo boxer ~ your taste in wuholn· nuts and coffee were served to 1the four younger classes begm· or matching belts ••• a·wtnk labrlco, j the invited guests. ning with Kindergarten II, double 1 Attending were Coleen Wilson, whtch ~elude~ those . who I Logan; Jlldy Wildermuth, Linda enter kmde~garten thiS ~~~ ~~ At.ID . ·.: ......;::::;; ,,. ·· .~i~!i!!~m~~ Lyons Sharon Harrison Caro- mg fall; Kmdergarten I, U Jyn R~sell Charlotte D~vidson just completing Kindergarten; Rosella Li~le Lois McElhinny' and Elementary grades, 1 Mrs. Edgar ' Reynolds, Lind~ U will meet at Heath Ch:~~~; Conger, Mrs. John Harrison, Classes. for. grades . M I0 A WI 11 I M I through SIX Will meet at Umted rs. · nn e, rs. va MeUtodist is Pomeroy. Tr•BnSJlOr-11 Stewarl, Marsha Stewart. Send- t' 1 th h'ldr · . laton or ec1 en 'it here at your mg G'!'s were Mrs. L. E. Tnp- provided. An offering will be lett, Charlene Thomas, Manlyn taken each day to defray! he HPnrlr111arfers for Kodak Equivment Sw~n , Lynn Sturn~, Texanna expense of the school and pro- . White, Kathy McElhmny. vide for a sharing project to be i , chosen later. ! JUilY ANN SAYRE WEDS A meeting of the entire staff 1 Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Sayre of including high sehoot hleplng 1 Portland are announcmg the i teachers will be held on Friday, marrii.-lge of their daughter, Ju· June 4 at 1:30 p.m. at the dy Ann to James Brace, son Heath Church. Those attending of ~1r. and Mrs. Edison Brace the · planning session were the NIWI . or Racine. The event took place ~v. Marvin Dawson, Mrs. C. i on Friday evening, May 2t. Rev. M. Alkire, Mrs. Nan l Pearl Casto of Chester perform- Mrs. C. F. Tompkins, Mrs · ed the cererriony. The couple iS •liam Davis, Mrs. Guy Guinth·ll 1miding in Apple Grove. er and Mrs. Bernard Fultz, 1 Corvair 500 H.T. Coupe 110 engine, c & c accessory group, whitewall tires , fold·down seat. Color: turquoise. • n.. REG. RETAIL $2255.80, N O W - - - - - - - -- - - Red finish, 140 HP, 6 cyl. engine, c&c accessory group, 775 x 14 W. W. tires, Powerglide, manual radio , undersea!. IM one of tho "Red Hot REG. RETAIL 12849.75, NOW - - - - - - - ~2493 II and Rollint ·"'s~~ THm"GEORGE HARRIS CEWARD CALVERT BILL CHAPMAN LLOYD McLAUGHLIN ' CheveUe Malibu Con. Cp. Dark blue finish, power brakes, power steering, P.B radio, t&c accessory group, power top, wheel covers, 775x14 w.w. tires, undersea!. REG, RETAIL $3362.05, NOW ~996 Impala Conv. Coupe Red finis)!, white top, black interior, 250 engine. P.S., wheel covers, belt retr., c&c ace. group, P. B. radio, 775xl4 w.w. tires, Powerglide, under· seal. REG. RETAIL $3732.15, NOW $3198 Pomeroy Motor Co. ' PHONE WY 2-2126 lu the WORLD WOnderful I Legion members and mem. I YOUR CHEVY DEALER POMEROY, OHIO ----- Louks Speeds Park Improvements bl~acbers ' ' ........" H~~.A PINHnt W•lkeni~l"tj ~, ELBERfi(LDf 'IN · .. . ~ BV ROBERT WINGETI' tende<' here. He has done a 1 Another project at the park : Mr. Louks Is a citizen ollhelr The Syracuse Baseball Park fine job - not only this year- 1 Is seating Improvements. A' community. It Ja aeuerally eopromises to become soon the lbut in many earlier years. i cement walkway has been •cepted In Syr&CUM that Bob most complete facillty in the I , , : poured along the front Louks is the man respoaslllle ma for summer recreation. The big proJect Mw engag. ! of bleachers so visitors may Ifor youth recreation lhert. Park owner Bob Louks has ing Mr. Louks and his crew of ! position lawn chairs to watch 'lilt an incredible amount of volunteers at the park Is the . games in comfort. The Trl.county OilY 1eque ; , , 1 , lime, work, (and money> in im-~ installation of lights. He hopes New protective wlrinJ is a!- program appean to be aU set ·MiddleiiOit.HJgb 1provement. to the grounds to have been buring before !10 being placed In front of the to open nut week wilb tl&ht 1 .. · of flroiQ·Ma· which overlook the beautiful , the summer is over, and the backstop Is teams participating. next year foU~w- Ohio River in the upper end : Recently, Louks expanded the bemg re-screened. On the ~ hand, It ~ · of taculty flteui~rs ol Syracuse. I parking area so it can "" No one has to strain his vlll- lo us tW t11we Will 'haw !o Cooke the ~·Uilitel"'of Mi-a. l Public: thanks to Mr. Louks I oommod•tc more than 20'1 auto- ion to aee the Improvements be some "'Millnc 1ft be tli .lild !IM 'il'!.li a membe'r'. of>llie 'l tor his d~lcatlon In the bene- mobtles. Restroom facUlties at this park. Residents of """'.I le:\1: ~. to beilfl ~~ ol :roulla ncrtaUOII Ja u-loow are under conalruction. ~UN. I'd say, are proud nezt W: J~l"{t. . , ~ u ·- •! ,•)ii' ~ ........ ... ~.. ... ..... • "'1.··-. " ~'\ .~ .. . _., . , ~··· · · __. ~· • . I FLOOR COVERINGS ,, K ' I 1 And All Hnd Surf1ce '-hanic Street in Pomeroy 1 1 ~1n2 Visit Elberfelds Warehouse On No. 53 D A.V. are asked to be , Parlly cloudy enreme nor1b. at the Legion home at 12 ·JO Idear elsewhere toalght. L o w p.m. by Commander John T. '!!-48. Saturday mostly tllllny, Wolfe. oot quite so cold. Rev. V. Wesley Jenkins. former pastor of the First Sap- /\' 011) }'OU IIOtD tist church at Racine and now Tbe term "Macb," used t. pastor of the Akron Baptist d..,.ribt oupenonlc speed, II ohurrh, will speak on the topic dl'lived from El'llsl MaclJ, a of "The Price of Freedom." Czecb·bora Gormaa pbyllcllt, I I KODAK FOR LINOLEUM WE A. THER bers of Meigs County Chapter 1 VERL TUTTLE ·tl at -·far-_. El Camino SPORTS PICKUP ,·. ~- . ...,\. ' '··' -r ' . •· ·.• ·: ·: "· • · ,,,,.. ,.,. ~ ·~ ,~,; ' . . at ' 1 ' 1 I. "" ", ' . ·fiVE :CENt$ \ l~a.ch I 1 Rork Hud!': on. l< ina Lollnbri - "' " {. 1 -;;;;;;;;;;;;,: (lida, 1i ~ ., Presi ent Asks 1 ('l'Prhnirolor' NO. 35 enttne ill',' ~ I 1 "STRANGE BEDFELLOWS" VOl XVII at y ~ • I! e Weariq apparel 101111 of your lamlly - .Picnic SqppUB•• cl; Cameras - FUm· - Sunglasses - Swim Wear ea Tho annual picnic ol. Syra·ll Toys _ Summer Toys ·- Porch and Lawn Furniture cuse Grade schoOl was b Luuaee. Monday, May 24, at Portlaruiii _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-:=:~----State Park. Students were companied by the following tea• chers, bus drivers, and parents. 'V.lsitation night was k visit them June 24 and Ches. Leslie Duane, or Lancaster, are ' with Alf ed and Olive granges fer to presem the program. . . spending several days w1th Mr. , 11 r when Chester (Jrange A program was presented by . Airm~n 2·c Pe~e w.alburn, l~ and Mrs. Willis Anthony. guests : · Alfred Grange with Mrs. Mar· I twned m Georgta, 18 here for Mr. and Mrs. Jan Houck and met Tuesday t-venmg. : tin Dorst, lerlurer, in charge. a visit with his parents, Mr. children, Brent and Brenda ol' , Dale Kautz. worthy maste.r .i Group singing of Dwelling In and Mrs. Raymond. Walburn. Columbus spent th(> past week· presided and one appeal for.atd Beul'ah Land opened the .pro- Mrs ..Ra!~~ .And~! SO~ of Cle· end with his parents, Mr. and Miss Rose Easterday, Mrs. 18 was answerrd. A ,·omn.u~tca- gram followed by two read gs, ve.land Is vts 1tm~ m Middleport Mrs. Richard Pickens. other re· Ruth Stearns, Rev. Paul sellers, tlon was read from Nat1o~al Memoria! Day by Mrs. Garland this week and IS the guest of cent guests or the Pickens fami. Mrs. Anna Hilldore, Mrs. Elma Grange conrerni.ng rommumty Caldwell and Capsules of Wis· Mrs. James Harley ly included Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Loucks, Mr. Billy Hlll, Mr. f d I L S 1ervice. Rura 1r un a} was dom , by ~rs. 11. aze.1 St ou t· A Mrs. Alma Taylor accompan· j Edwards of Philadelphia, Pel.. Earl Cross, Mr. and Mrs. ohn th Clbserve.d May 23 at .the Chester poem, Takmg Btg .Bite~, •·reced· ied her sister and brother·in· Mrs. Paul Kautz, Colu~lbus: lhle, Mr. and Mrs. Kenne Met~od1 st Chureh w1lh 20 mem· ed two songs, Wh1sperm~ Hope 1 M d Mrs Herman Gaf· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pickens Yonker, Mrs. May HyseU, Mrs. ben of Chester {lra.nge 1 pre.s- and Silver Threads Among t~1e f~:· ~· ~~lumbu~ for 8 visit. of Cleveland; and Helen WII· Mary Nease, Mrs. Jean Nease, ent. Members parllelptel .m Gold by Aflied members w1th l Y Iiams of Syracuse. Mrs. Annabell Houdashelt, Mrs. the service. Allred Grange m· Mrs. Grace Clark as accompan. Mr. and Mrs. Claude John· I.ORE'fTA hAY TEAFORD Maribel Warner, Mrs. 'AU c e vited Ol ive and Clwster Crange isl. son and Mr. and Mrs. John Me 1 Fisher, Mrs. Virginia Fisher, 'Neal of Cali fornw, Kv. have I 'h h f "I · I d M c t1 Tea.._...........,.....=...----, 1 Twc poPms were read. Slow- . d . lh H ~e Mea· nrc o ,__, Jfl~ Mr. aq rs. arro , 1Mrs. Dee Brown, Mrs . Marie r ing Down bv Mrs. Clark and move mto e .osr . · 'I . S h I ord of Rarlne are announcmg Rizer, Mrs. Sarah Roush: Mrs. Lilli• Thing; by Mrs. Mary , dows pror""'h t"n d'h"d:A;e- I am•mg c c 0 h J· the approaching weddinG of Wanda Stewart and children, 0 I their daughter, Loretta Kay, Mrs. Martha Williams, Carr followed hy as tory, Spec-1They are w•l. I Je rp 01 . n The Middleport Ch~rc Mrs. Pomf'roY. Ohio ial Mushroom Dish by Mrs. I gine-ers workmg on the Hacme Christ will hold a J?a•~Y Vaca· to Mr. Henry Hill, son of Mr. Betty Hayes, Mrs. Dill<Jrd Fer· TONIGHT Nina Robinson. After a balloon I dam. _ , tion Bihle School begmmng M;n-1 ii:ld Mrs. Julian Hi~l, Letart• rell, Mrs. Jean Hayman, NOT OPEN contest, Mrs. Dorst gave A Sunday Mr and Mr~. Richard day, Jun~ 7 to. the 18th. _he IFalls. \11ss Teaford IS a IH5 IHelen Hubbard, Mrs. Mildr<<i !l i Pickens and_the lat~~r- s mot~1:~ school wtll beg• •• each m?.r.~Jn~ · graduate of Southern High Pierce, Mrs. Ralph Sewell, Mrs. !I FRIDAY and SATURDAY at 9 a. m. at the church. School Mr. Hill is ·mployed Vera Craig, Mrs. Betty .bh May 28-29 l i ·r~otight for the D~ya nd .the ers and workers ~re :-;wdymg at Wa~ers Barbe•· Shop in twin daughters, Mrs. A n n "KISSES FOR MY PRESIDENT" program. closed With th;. smg- ~ material~ and gt>ttmg ready ~or Pomeroy, Tht. double ring cer· Roush, Mrs. Wanda Ne:~~:;i ll Fred Mari\1111T3y. \'olly Berin~ of God. Re WJth You ril l We i ti.te openmg day . t\11 rhildrrn m- , emony will be read al4J p.m. Mrs. Donna Smith, Mrs een ArlenP D<~hl. Ed\\ard TONIGHT & FRIDAY Andrews. F;li Wallar•h llfeel Agam. vrted. . . June 5 at the bride's home. Knapp Mrs, Louella Mcoore.ll "THE PRIZE" : Refreshments were served The Communi ty ~a1ly V::~r~- Th R' E ly of Letart will M ton Sayre Mrs. "SING ANO SWING" I during the social holll· 1'1w next : tion Riblt:' School wtll not be t' ev. "'ar . rs. Y A' P:llll Newman. Elke Sommers David Hemmm~ s . .l(Hm Nrw - andImeeting of Ches ter Grange will Iheld _this summer as in former 1 perfo rm the t~ere~~ny,. wgith 8 ~y Huston, :~~es va~~s"'8'"'r"'• II ell, Hfinz & .l!'nntrer Mo..~s . "THE STRANGER" be Juna 22. years due to a shortage of work- sma1I rerep IOn o OWID • rs. 1rene . L'""din.lghiom, jl MEIGS THEATRE ' ' ,. . :1 ' . r·' ~ ' �• . ' J . •·· ·' .' • ·9 Americans Die in Crash ·: Of Helicopters at Air Base Band Director 18 To~n Election1 Dodgers Hike Lead, Reds, 1 Cardinals are ·Defeated 2--Dall; Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May 28, 196: - Marshall Speaker for Point Banquet GOlden Rule Children Give oauc• m~~tacu Galllpqn• Is on Tuesday Closs Meets Talent Show killed toda Dam 12 o t3.t, running s11 feet PT PLEASANT - Howard Ienior band members lntroAt Websters Sunday Af PTO Event SAIGON (UPI\ - Nln~. Amerlca~l~dw:r:nd burst lnt~ on roll~r;, Pomeroy-Mason 2tl.· Bell,. Dlreetor of Janda, Mat· duced by Andrews wer~ Shar· MASON - The town tlectlnn The Golden Rule when two U.S Army helicopters co e . h 73 PI Pleasant 24.12. HintoD shell Unlftrslty was the speak· , Bro~g. ·am Bulflr~n. • will be held Tuesday, June I, School Clan of the Lone Bot- 1 ., I Kiver news r af~er J tt~~~c~r~he ejin:e~ Sat~i f~lling, ~anawba 0nd flames over the Bien Hoa air base north ?f e !.Ss Falls 4.· er at tho Point Pleuant Hi8h rio Mohr, Nancy Gilley, David with a full alate of candldalu tom Oturdles met at the bome .A talent ShoW by lilt ciiY. 7 disaster came only 12_ days 8t fallln&, Charleston 19.03 ata· School Band banquet Thursday Nibert, Terry Stevene, Larry on IWG llcketa seeklnl vlllaae of Mrs. Belt Webster with the fill of tile HII'IUOIIvilll cltam reactton explosiOn on t • tg · tion11ry. London, Marmet w nlpt 11 the 4.H camp at Sollth· Morgan. Randy 81U, James posts. PraaldaDI, Mrt. Trilla Swain, blablill•le4 at. May lllHIIlla "' base. .. okesman said eight of 11 Americans Winfield dam• were on the sJlla. aide hunorlng the departing ten- vJnn, _Roger Hughart and Way- The polls will be open from prealdlng, and answered ron the P.T.O. Prlzel awaniA U.S ters were killed instantlv wben BPI M..emento· lor members. ne KetSler. 8:30 a. !D· lllltll8:30 p.m. Elec· call by namlnr a woman Ill the Ill to these winners. aboard the two d tl p round from an altitude about • Bell rave an lntereottnc oond Donald Humphrey, president tion otflclals are Mrl. Lottie Bible. The prealdent read Scrip- Flnl, M811 Fuaate, lllr lllf the craft plunge to le~ern . - - - -Obit Rlv.- - Queen City tnlor. alive talk listing the aev- . ' Band 1ooeters, was pre- Johnaon and Mn. Vll'a Dod· tlll'l fllll:lwld by preyer ud vocal ~tallall G( "Patcllo 100 feet on to the soul Novy Seabees 330 miles north down IS, S:IO p.m.; Pei&Y et atiiiCiards for band mem· sented • lift by Mr. Andrew• IOD, clerkl, and Mn. )!axl_na the S&rd Psllm In lllllsOD. II," 1, .tei, Dlannl Blackwaad, e~d of the ru~%~Ydier while of Saigon. r.m other marines Downey down IS, S:M a.m.; F: bars and urged band memhm m the Boostara In lpprecl• Aldrldlt, Mra. Clarl Sllljtb Mn. Bulla Llrldnl read pllno 1010, "Starllpt Walll," fhe ninth 50 d g ry were wounded two oerlously. H. John1011 down IS, 8:35 a.m., to cootlnue music 1s a voca- tlon lor hll leadership durtnc and Olston 0. Wright, commia- "Mother of Mine" and Mn and third Steven Stanley pllllO ~ndergolng emer!:~~y :~·o~ted The Bten Ho~ base, 20 miles OVEC up 14, I:OS p.m.; Indiana lion II not as a career. the past year. Mr. Hu_mphrey sionero. Ara Myers "A Mother's Pray: solo, "H~wallan Love ~na." rwo sumvors P north of Satgon is on the up 14. 7 p.m.; Allee up 14• ll:· Bell was introduced by Point Introduced the MW officers of er" In observance of Mother'l in serious condition. ed f. f C tm~r,iFI - controll- 3S p.m.: New Martinsville up Pleasant bandmaster James th · Boulter organt.at• ••, lor J'roii'HalYe Party candidates Day Tbt twenty acta 111ft Jtidltd Another American was kill rmge• ~o onbut there wa• no 15. 4 a.m.: Chippewa up 16, At ·« mdrr"·• 'introduced 19116-f' who are. Mn. Louil Include Incumbent Mayor Day· . by Mn. Ntllle Bortan. Mra. tod•y In a olash between US ed te;ron 'ihat today·s colli•ion 4.30 am.: Warren Hou1land up other ~etto present t..cludlng Roool, president; J-. Cook, vice ton~· ~~~nl Co~ The annual Memorial lllrf- Leola' Hendel'IOII, W Mrt. Marmo• and Com~unlst goer- ;"': ~ any Viet Coni action. 16, 1·30 IP.rn; Lillian G. up 17, Supermtendeot of .choolo, Mil· pre•ident; Mra. Charle. Bam· Mme reW hares ea~r, lee for deceased membtn wu ~CroW JODel. rtllaa near Chu Lat, stle of 8 n•~ vMa _ Sunday _ 0 2:40 o.m.: Philip Spom up 17, ton Burdette; Harry Sidero, ey, aetretary and Mn. L. V. bert K. Ilion, George 11'1011, held with Scripture and a trlb- Offletn for !hi comln& year 11 1 now air base beln~-b~tlt~ "" , oi thunderous exploolon• 6·45 a.m.: Ben McCoon down Board of Education member; G•lly, treasu.·er. ~~; Fl~':' :.~ ~n~ld ute by the president, the •Inc· weralnllllletl by the prealdent, • ;, r~ the big baoe killing the 18, 5:55 a m.; Franklin B. up High School facuhy members. Andrews congratuloted the Pro ess~:!" rt ':anditlata ,; In& of "Beyond The Sunael" by Mn. Thellllll Campbell. Tl!eJ Americans and' destroyinA 20 · 5' 45 P m.; up ~· Mn. EugeJie sterrttt, Mr and band on its line reeord of ech· r..!.ter. pa Y he elan, and re1dlnp by Bel- lll'tl, ~nldiDI, Mn. Ja Slareb2 " 8! jet bombers worth ••2 S·30 ·~·T Steed n1~ u~t-&0 Mrs. Clifford Dunn, Mr. C. L. levemenll during lha pall year i!o.::r::,l Besa Webster and .-; vUlt prllldtlll, Mrt. Jloeo 10 7 each 8 am, ttan own ' million · H• ·,Mra.JrneSmlthandMn. statln1 thai It bad ICOred I leeklnc election on the Pealey, ella Birdllllld; HCRI&r)', WU. iCe p.m.; Chades Stev~son up 23 • Judlom Drake; Mn. Frank perfect record at every jud(· pl.. party ticket are DoMie Mro. Hazel !datU had 1 llam Arnall, Jr., and lrtMUrtr; 2·35 a.m · Ei&erchff ddown 23 • Capehart school seeret&'y and ing, . II•Jning all euperlor rat· McFarland, Mayor; WilHam reed'"d from the Guldepclll Mn. M81'J Caraey. 6:20 a.m Je11 orson own 23 • ' ' · Ell rd · Ch I Chet) ... ' I ed N_, .. Continued from page 1l 6-45 am . Pamela D down Mr. Capehart; Mrt. Mary Hyrt, mgs aa, reco or, arts I Mra. Llrklnl giVt "If JUUI I wae ~ot to •-w·~ p... Full Mast, Post No. 39, and ' Green~ ·1·0 .m.; Molly K. down Athens Menenger, Mro. Max- Senior band personalltp I· Smith, Earl E. Henry, HOW· Came To Your llouaa," and the chera, 1111 and pepper lllllkll'l the Benedtclton. Rev. ~·rank : Continued from pase I) Greenu~ tri:40 p.m; Ravena- L.o Walter•. U.lllpolla Tribune. wards wert prent~ ao lot. ard _Johnson, Wallar Warry and pnlldaDI pve an WUlltralloll ar.i augar end crtllllll' Ch b ew Eighth Distrtcl t ed ood G eenup J1·2$ p m. . lows: Mr. and Mill Worker WlllraDll S. ZuapiD, all caJUII. on 1111 thoullrt tllll It 11 more lor the lWleh .oom. Mr. Arntltt 1 . •e:er · · mile hl&h voyaae •• P1ann ~ f ;P dr G · 's·:iD ! 1965, Terry Steven• end Naney datH lor Council. blllltd 1o liM tlliD rtOOVI llflh ll'ld~ 1111 .undaDcl 1 of march Is: ' next Thursday - •n edlmblllous .:.e_n ::. G'.:.":p s:40 Gllley; Mr. Talent, Fred Gaul; Maeon City 11110 wm I'Ote for ond the "more 'flO liVe of ou..: award of $10, and Ernie Jnnaa, . Col ' ml,.lon that 11 expel to see ·• -, Del · t· • • Mor 1 th b' •• Sr on th door pr•-Lerion Colors ana or : co • llot White climb outside a.m.; Christy down Greenup ·. ermma ton, ...,rry • or 118inst police ttlvll aetvlce. H VII e Iller we lf011. •• w e ..... Guard Drum and Bugle Corps. I P d k A ri , 4.30 m . Buckeye State down gan; Moot Humorous, R o I e r A 11 k dlltn 1 1 A wbltl tllpbllllllle Wll 1 an to e ,me caa Meld~hl .. no P m. Valvoline Legi..; Firing Squad. Memben : the capsulek Hughart and Emma Toles; Mill h po uc . ederloll lnsoc a held wtlh WllUw Amolt" IU. . G t ftrst "wa In space. . .. , . . 1.... ...._ __ Rowe· our was en)oy ow I a II of the Amerlean Legwn, ues 1up Meldahl 1:35 p.m.; John Sweette, ...,, •raw . ' JO faD busineso meetlnl oneer. Speakor and Mayor ot Pomeroy, MILLIONS OF PERSONs' Hood up Meldahl 11:55 p.m. 1 J. Leaden of 1965, Randy Bras, · Refreshmenll were wved 11J Gold Star Mothers and offtcers d od I M oriali'S. Lewis up Meldahl $:10 a.m.; J~mmy Dunn IIICI Marte Mobr; Present were Mr. and Mrs. teachers, Mr. Don Silvera . . Auxtllary. t.e-1 prepare k 1 daytheor e~fl t Southem down Meldahl 7:05 • 1 '" Smt!. 19el, Pan Buff· Lawlt Edl•ll 1111 Larklne, Mr. Wllllalll ArJlOit. 01 thr Legion 0 oy wee en • 8 n . members oeason In ton M'll Klndnas Sandra ft' Tr'0881 '- "' b 1 &ion Aux II tary ' ion holida and the tradition- a.m. CHICAGO !Ul'l - Benjamin g ; ' Arl Myen, SWiw, ..t • Daughters of Unton Veterons, lal gklckofl yfor beach oulln s. Gallfpolk DamReliable C. Willio, the nallon'a h!Jhtlt Viera; Mr. and Miss Consider·; • el Carter, Florenct Llmberrer, U•ughters of Amencan ~evoi l back ard barbecueo and sh~rt down 7:15 p.m.; R. H. Boa· paid public school admlnlatr• atlon. Sharon Bra&l an. Dav.'d De~WreeS Charlet _Hansley, IIICIIbt hosto Iutton. Pomeroy lltgh Schoo 1 Y d worth II down 4:05 p.m.: John tor and one 111 the moll con- Nibert; Band Spirit of 19.5, tl Mary Pterce, Ella Hannum, 1 Mand. S~ll'lllion Aril}.Y · . Boy '~~· ~~~~o.":i Safet Council Ldd Dean up 5:45 a.m.; An- troveraial, had 1 new lour year Wayne Keister w Rosemary A 10tal of 111 Rio Gl'llldt Monad Wilson, Mr. and Mrt. Scouts. Cub Scout•. (,td Scouts .. e Y drow Calhoun down 7:20 a.m.: contract toda Civil ri hll Ball. Charles Hensley, and the lwlll· - Brownies. Pomeroy Ftremen. , estimated •• many as 510 per-. Orco down 8 a.m. y. r!m- Humorous awards were pre· Colleautudmll wlll recel¥1 eaa, Mrs. Webllter. Pomero)' Emergeney squad. sons. a _new reeord. could dte l Kenawha River Lolla groups wert fuming and p sented by ltlllor band mem· dOifHI or eadel teachlnr 011'snd uther organization•. . tn traffic acctdent•. durin& 0 down Marmet 1:10 p. tsed 1 long, hot summer. bers to the by llflcales on May 30· The M 11111 In case of ram at the llme_or 78:hour holiday per1od . whl<h :m.: Esso West VIrginia down Wlllll, 62, w11 1r1nted the Pam Bufflncton, Nanq GIJ. The collelll ofllcallf admlsho14 ........_._ the p•t•ade. Memortal setvll« starts al ti p.m tlocaihme l lu- <MarmetiO pm.; Chris Jr. down contract to supervise ChiCaiO'I ley, MarJe Mohr and Larry llont and noords aMOUncfd : 1 o;;: •ill be held at th• Hall, and •nd• "1 mtdmg.tl Mon· Winlleld 2:10 p.m.; Allen R. \ massiYe public school 1ystem Mor1an. Wlnnerl of the bumor· today that tho 19th annlvmary m' Rutlllld at 8 tVo•t Matn-sl. . day. Merrill up Winfield 2 S5 p.m.; afler a live hour meeting by ouo awards were: Most atudtoua, commancemeDI ol. the collere --p.m. The IIIII' Gll'dell Club of Lucy Jane Lucas down Win-1the board of education Thuro Diana Grimm and Allan Kay· wlll be hllhllghted by tha a· ENTERED R08PIT.U. - ·liar and the Rutland ll'riiDtl• 11 100 Chf'df'r Biblr wsooN PRINCVO:S~ held 3:15 P m.; W. H. Shaver, , day night. He has held the post ser; Most Humorous, Janie Nl· wrdln1 of da~ea and Among !bose who entered the ly Gardeners will be aueall. , I U d 1 Margar•t has been l~ytng lor •.Jr. up Winfield 1·111 pm : .ter· since 1953 bert and Bill Blain· Most de· cadet teaching certtllrates. Two Holzer hospital In the past :14 JUNE 1 St·lwol P nm 11 1' , 15 years tn wm perm.ISston Jor ry Bosworth up Winfield 7 50 Those U:kin~ part were Amy bl Mik Ku; d n d students will reeeive Bachelor houri were: Mrs. Garland Cau· p0meroy Chll)rler 111 Oil The ! hester Communtlv \a- a trip to tho Umted Stat eo. Shewm. Thelma Ann down w10.1 . t 500 peno•. e, Cll e of Arta dacrets; 31 will ree.lve diU, 2145 Eastem Ave., Jack . oattun Bihle School wtll begm final!) . got her wtslt Thursday field 10 10 p m.: Dunnn Bruce i :et:' hit Bachelor of Science, Secoodary Owens, 2011 Chatham Ave., wiD: 11 1 ruesdoy . .luue 1. 9. am to II and wtll see America for the i down Wtnfleld 11·55 p.m.; H. e:. lclaim u the third hilhett pub- ete,. AI an ~' er, an~y ed o; EdUCIIIon deifeeo; and Hart H. Rucker, Northup, Mn. m. · 'm Each chtld wtll have to ftrst time In November . Bowles down Winfield 1 50 1 m . the lin , Moat ely to aucce n will receive Bachelor of Geneva Floher, Rt. I, Crown y I IIIII S1hell oo four Y'"" old by .tun• I 1° 1 A brief announcement Helen z up l>mfield 4.10 lhe music Joan ence, Elemenllry City, Connie J. Carpentlr, New! aclttn • •llend. There wtll be cla.ses Kensmgton Pa lace. where the Isolvay down Wtnflekl 1 10 am I Y ol Randy Blame, Berti attttu e, deJI'HI. IIJVen, W. Va., Mrl. Luthtr !or all, from nursery through ! 34-ycar-cld princess resides ' · · ed States and tha_lovernor Scotty Mathews, Mike Karney Sen. SlepheJI M. Younc V. ReiiJncer, Rl. I, HarrlsooRIA teen ag" Porents are urged • with her husband Lord Snow- [ New York are paid more~ and Marty Bu/ftll(ton; Bell dellv" the main addreu ville Zelma E. Lawil, Jeck• JIN1111tlntlar4 PM~IIIIIIII Ce o send thetr c!,ldren to Bible ' dun. >aid the co~ple would The. contract 1180 corn a t.' ,h,ra, Karen riowen, .•oe the Commencement which will son,' Ellll Ray Tilley, 1\1. 3, ;dtonl The direetor asks that make an official v~tl to San provtston that Wtllls would ~~Burdette; Best mue~al ability, be held at Z:30 p.m., EDT nn Jaclcaon, Ronald H. r.lyera, Rl, AIM Othel' each teacher and helper come ~·ranciseo, Los Angeles, Washttre as {,'bicaro ochool ouperm 1 Lola Cook, Tr · JDterbury; the Colleae Green. I, Scottown, anti Robert E. Mattrlall Per Crllftt to the Chester (;rade Sehool mgton and New York. Private , S tende~t on hiS Slth birthday, Cutest Couple, Kerry Jerrell, The Baccalaureate program, Glo.,, Raventwood, W. Va, ' Monday. 6 to 7 p"' to prepare stops have not been announced. ] Dec. 23. 1966. However, • last· Nikko Yeater; most active, which will be held al 10:30 a. Bll\TIIfl \ hetr t·la.,rooJDlS lor 1ue.day • Pomeroy Mayor Charles Le- mmute [Jurry am one~ Don Choquette, Linda Stewart; DL the tame day will fe•lure Mrs. Walter Lewis, Proctor- · n11nnng. A:>ISBACH, GERMANY - gar has srt June 1 • 7 a1 Clean· members occurred when Wills Mr. and Mill Band, Eddie Pal- la foundero' mm~rlll lei'Vico. ville, dluptar, 1:14 1.m., Spec . 4 James T. auchner of Up Week In the village. rea~ them a ~.~tter oft •ccept t 111011 and Nancy Somerville. Dr. Wilfred T. Packer, Thursday. Mn. Homer McWll· MIDDLIPOIIT, O, 11 l'ulrnl Citl'l' Pair I Gimd. Ohio. today wa• found Street crew workeu w 111 ance. and said It no my~ The departmc aenlors pre;ent· lc dtln of Alderson. lhama, Eureka Star 1\1.1 da!tlll. . , ' ~.ntll>· of killing • 17-year- old imake pk'k-ups in the first ltentton lo remam as superm- 1 ed Mr. Andrews with a wallet Coli•l•. Philippi, w. Va., 1:411a. m., Thuraday. Mra. Into tuunt:v t .nnrl Iierman Kirl and was sentenc-, ward on 1'ueoday, second [ tendent of achoc:~s beyond De- ,and lie bar In appreciation of preoent tha oermon. Wesley VaA r.letar, Nlw Hav· MENS Two drtvers nted lo Melg• ed to 12 yeors in prison. ; ward on Wednesday, third ward ' cember of 1168. I hiJ four years of patience and W. Va., 11011, 2:3S I. m., :uunty court June 4 by 1he Buckner. 27. wa. convicted by on Thursday and Friday. and \ One school board member help. REI'OR'I'II FOR DUTY Thuraday. .Jhto· State Polrol are Amo< a six-man \V>Ie r;ermany jury, l in th• fourth ward on Friday i~medlateiy called for 1 rocoo· Priori o the program the Marine Lance Corporal RobDI8CifAI\GE~ Cross . 31, Albany. charRed _with The <o ldi.r onlv blinked when afternoon and Monday, if nee- ••deralton of the 1-4 vot• by atudenl--' and cuasll enjoyed I ert F. VanCooney, son of Mr Patllllll reeently diaelrarled Wonderful For Joatllla' drtvm& left of c·enter. and~ loy~ Judge 11 ans lOtto Buhl an- '"ary. which Wtllis was awarded the fine buffet dinner sponsored by and Mro. P. H. VanCooney · Included Robert Casto, Mu. Eblm, 21_. Pomeroy,' :o~ defe~: nounced the verdict and pro- Mayor Le&ar asks residents . contra_ct bee•••• hll reference tbe Booster Club. Banquet Com- 484 Slllh St., Middleport, Thomas Mankm, Mrs. OI!Car I ived mufller. -~o; ~· 'c II K~· nounced oentence. I to place trash In containers e- ' to retirement woo not unequiv· mittee members were, Mrs. L. reported lor duty wllh the Sec· HalliiOil, RobtGrtl J.HoiUII, KJelllt Mlfl'l 611·12 - - an·, ws•,• dele 1° '81 1110 ,1~ The judge ••id Buc·kner kill- long the curb. Ht also urged ' Ocal. w. Getty, chairman, Mrs. Ray ond Marino Alr~aft at A. Romine, en pper, I cour a ur av ,. '"'~"' wt " d . I . C k M ,• ... eph E Sttong Charleo ... 1 drivin& while · hll lieen'e was e Lut.. Margar~te Regier Iall rest dents to concentrate on • , ran , rt. ....wrence P ants, Marine Corps Air Stalfon, Cber· hi ·M D ' Kn Mr under revocation. "out of lewd mottve'" rleanlng village lots. Woman 18 (.barged Mu. Harry Snowd":., Mrs. ry Point, N.c. He hat bean II- ~~s ;~~~ a!:'·inf.:.: There will bt oo drivers' In l.eaving Scene Hugh Jordan, Mre. Zane Leu, •lined duty at a radio and Mrl carroll £ &If. MtDDLIPOIT, 0, tosts ~Iondo.• in Midd leport, the A Middleport woman Ill! ' ~··, Lo~l llolll and M fl. ian with Marine Wine and lnfa~l ' .. ~-=--·· -~ -=·:••trot advistd. charged with leavinl the oren• j ares arney. quarters Gr011p Two, of an accident lollowlnc 1 mis- ~ RF.PORT MISHAP hap on Hamilton-at at tha In- FA::~,:.AT: rth I Ia d IQVAD SUMMO••NIWEfiD<IDey·ll Pomeroy police inv•'tigated tersectlon of South Second-u ' ~ em re n Tho Middleport •• • minor mi,hap at 8 40 p m.' WASHINGTON 1\JPil- It was "Sing Along With Lyn- . at 10:55 p.m. Tharsday. I ~IJPI) - 'I'M Brtllah Prlaon Of· reacue lquad Wll summoned With The F•mlly Thursday on the parking lot don " Thursday night. President Johnson led an impromp- 1 Cited to Mayor Lee Smith's teen Allocratlon unanimously 1:20 a.m. today lor Julia where a car operated bv Eve- tu c·horus and red-coated Marine band In a happv birth. court by Middleport POllee was . adopted 1 reoolullon Thunday Grate, Rutland, who wu hiV· 1'he ·111111 wiD tove Ill · :'' lyn Wood. Pomeroy. pulied out dw1 salute to 54-year-old Vice President Hubert E. Hum- Mildred J. Kloea. 47. Pollee lavorln1 retenlton Ill the d~th InC breat111n1 dlfflcultlfl, 1'he loOd II iuperb, of a parking ' pace and ''''" '< phrey . said •he ran into the rear of 1 penalty In cases where priiOII tbe eervtet pr.uJI!Jit. • parked tt1lck woned by Ed- "lie's one year older than .Jack Benny," Johnson quip· car driY<n by Carroll W. Jobo· JUards are killed. LOCAL TEMPI I :' tile atmo511here pleud ward Templ•ton. ~omeroy ..~o ped . referrmg to Humphrey's claim that he was keeping I son, Rt. 3 Pomeroy, that wu The temperature tn Pomeroy's 'I ot. Modest prlcetl arrells were re)JOrled. I count undt•r the Benny birthday _sys!em, and__th_at_he_was ' slopped for a traffic aicn. No PLAN BIBLE ICHOOL bualnets 41ttrlct at 11:40 •· m. I only 3.1. -rntunes were reported. The Tuppers P141n• M. E .. today was II da(r"' under i IN BIG EXERCISE I What started out as a re<er>- ed up the cue. E.U.B., and Bethel M. E. cloudy ald... Boilermon Fint Clm Dale lion lor 1.000 Capital Hill as· "Hubert does most of the ON LANDING SHIP churehef will bold Blblt IChool ----7 H. Johnoon. USN. "'n of Mr. !lsta"t' on the While House lhingo I lei credit for" on Capi-1 Seaman Apprentice Jerry each day_ June ·11 II the TupCOME, PLEASE Mlcldlep 1rt hute7 and Mrs. l!:rnest J)_ Jotmson of •outh lawn was quickly turned lol Hill, Johnson nid. "And , Burns.USN, sonofMr. andMn. 1pera PIIIDI M.li:, _annex build- Mllllbtl'l ol tha Raelne AI· Route 1. Hacme. participated into 1 "Our Hubert" celebra- when tht vot.. gel closer. I' Paul D. Burns of Route 2, Pom- 1101 at t a.m. to ll.Jila.m. lnd Wlllll Aaln. are Uflecl It Itt at in the large<~ comhal .mphih- \ton by the Chief Executive. \may blame him lor that'' \•roy. participated recently In :on Friday, the lltb,_ will llniah tha blah lchool II UO p. m. 1 1ou1 operatton Btnc• lnehon . i SIPnding on an ouldom bBnd· l Leavmg the bandstano, the the largest combat w~th 1 plcnle II IUO a.m. to tonlahl lo 111111 In 41c:onllltl. Korea in 1950. while •erving a-, ,tand, Joh.,un o·alled for 1 President had a backolapplne opera lion olnce Inchon, Ul p.m. ' I board the amphibion• a"anlli"Happy Birthday" sing . along. hand•hake for Humphrey, and In 1950. while serving A prorram WID be held at MAMIAGI _AJ'PLif"!l'l ahip USS Princeton. Thf Marine band quirk!, pick-[ a kiM lor hi• wile, Muriel. the tank leadlnl ohlp USS W•- th• E.U.B. church It 7:st p.m. Jimmie Lea HoM!~, a, ahoe County. , June II. Rev. Emer10n 11 In ter, lf-ry • • ~prll·, char(a. Evll')'one Ia Invited to and Evelyn Loulle Hado attend Bible 'ldtool eflllll day. .1\ulland, eludtat. Melca Geeeral Roapltal nuUtar\~lico ~~~ . ~ of t l":::'• :V Memorial Dav , Noted Serv CAMPING SUPPLIES~ · f . UPI 8rJe s • Barbecue Grilli • Picnic Jug1 • Camp StovesLanternI -!- W•"III"s w.·ns : :::n (hTa~at:rder SPORTS EQUIP. New ContraCt Of 4 years 111 R• G de StudenlslY/I•ll • Light..- Fluid w • Childre111 Tent1 Sleeping Bags .... ,1..,, 'I SOCIAL ReceiVe CALENDAR ~ t Shearer Le~ton Wlder~laosmen ~day, Hosp••taJ News d~y Rut~J.:l. ~i·~· b'i! =tat C!t~ Rod-Rooi-LI.,. e Floating Minnow Bucket _ I I ° l'rankt~ Vo~eh~ mo~t cons~er: 1 ~~~ h~~~:.nu:ltl~l:l•t?' from ~ 1 a·m:: ~ :;~/dt~n~:::~:n~of u:~:: fle~d, up tbari~Yi..l~~· Pe~n. SPIN CAST I< • Casting Rods $1.98 IIATIRIALJ CleaO•Up week J JUOe }•7 LIVE NIGHT CRAWLERS 3 doz. $1.00 H&RFIRESTONE STORE MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORI 1' I DECK 'N COURT I I w•·· "!" ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. Lewis Repair Service -FORe HEATING ePLUMBING eROOFING LEWIS '6·" REPAIR SERVICE THE SHOE BOX .'Sing along with Lyndon· Turns to Humphrey sa}ute ----- -- SUMMER Dine Out i Live Wire Circle Honor• Mrt. WalkPr CLOTHING In All Of The Lllell StylH fOf' TH1 MARTIN IESTAUIANT. DON1 1 ......... 'j DtNHOOfY, 'Tf-IE MAGICO,CAN [:t) CARD MIRACLE~ BEHIND ws; 8ACK AND SLINC'FOLDEP, VET····· 1l-IE LA\7Y SELECTE!' 1l-IE ACE or: CLUBS, ANP VOU,StR,HAVE WE TWO Oe sPADe$ •• •· " ,~.u _.. WI-lOS 11-IE ~ ~ i5'LAVE:R ~0 EVER ANTfO?.•• GtVE A LOOKY ·••• Q. rr GET A••• .. I ' \ THE DAILY SENTINEL MEICi'ol MASON AIIIA ....... ..., ,,.,.,...., """' CtMet•r T••u•hlll llllltllr I1U»4., bJ l'h• Otuo hll~ .... hllllto ln1 C:omp•nr t tit lttlll\tltft of! l'e!ll· •N:r· Ollie . .~ OMit l!tlftl WV l-2 LSl. ldhA1"lal 11•n.. W\' lo ....................... ..... 11&'1 •••.., ., • • JO.. eft\ .... C'Grii'"J • WOMEN I' ' ' I, ' BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. ICONQMY I,CIOf 'TU AI. toNDITioNtR ·,,. .•1-19· 91 IU'f NOW AND IAVIt ! Mrs. Walter Walker w a s ' gu..t of honor at a surprise dinner Thursday, when the Live Wire Circle of the Enterprise EUB church met at the church fur an aU day quilling. A heart-shaped cake Ired In white and decorated In pink with yellow candles, baked by Mrs. Philin Smith was served with a pOtluck dinner, in oiJ. seMnce of Mrs. Walker's 80th birthday. Mrs. Eldon Weeks on behalf of the group presented Mn. Walker with a gift. Present were Rev, and Mrs. Menzel Smith, Mrs. Myrtle Long, Mrs. Ben Buck, Mrs. Robert Davis, Mrs. John Sllh, Mrs. Philip Sltb, Mn. Weelal, and Mrs. Walker. MAY SPECIALS! JET PUMP $84 A % h.p. ~t pump 1nlt that easily --· ·----~ convert• fram aholrtw te deep well urviu. Compl·••• with 13 gal. tonk, molal', •lector ond filtlngs. loo4y to lnotolt. Will handlo w•llr up to 70 fHI dnp. Modo! 16A 506. 30-GAL. GAS-FIRED AUTOMATIC 12A1620 A.O.A, WATER HEATER Fast rtnvtry m•ans plenty of hot APPROVED. Color rv Jill Si with \ill urar.r COIIIJM U1T11 ...........c.... •c.a."""" c.... wat•r as you need II. No.,..clog type burnen, uha-thlik insulation, snap action thermostat, ou .. matic pilot and I 00"/o safety (Ontralt. Gleaming whit• applionca fini1h. for natural ar LP gase1. Fll5 ruRS OR 50,108 ILES l'ack ~ op. Stack il tuU. Gtve it lhe aut'Sel undet way. r.. llle short haul" too& -1 Dodge-buill truck can !Jke it night •d day. Tbelooghest worker 011 wheels. Aid backed op to prove il: with a S.)'!ar Dr 50,COJ mile warranty' on the 111aine a!Mt drive lrain. Isn't that wlaat Mikes exclusive GET YOUR FREE COPY 1965 SPRING CATALOG Aulo...tk:Coaw ...... ulr S6SO GOFORTH£ LONG HAUL••• TAKE IT OUT ON CONVEiTIILE DEEP- SHAlLOW WELL $49's 111~:::::.-:J.r. 11 ,_ • 0~ .,....,................... . tnd SIZZLEI ADMISSIONS - Lennie llns, Reedsville; Douglal Bell, R•dne. DISCHARGES - Mre. les Hysell. SyracuH. OIVOTII. 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(2) , ... ll'utk 'l tllell ~ ........ Mill & Second Sts. Middleport, 0. POMEROY I• •,., ,: "'l I I I .._ BOYII .. '. SicOND '-:l R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. EDYI,4RD BAER; OWNER ' ..,.,, carb.,,.., '• ' ' .. ,___..;...._.;_;.._ _ ___,~j - - - - - - - · - - - -·....__.;,....;,;..;;..;.;.;~- - 1 , �HELEN HELP USil lt~::~~d ~~:~~ ~~·te 1 on his own, but t: - _ ':._ ----.--_-· ·: .·.: :· · : ·:: .: .-:·: ::::::~_-: ~,_: ., -:-:p:_-;~:~ 4-DalrY Sentinel, ,. ~" r 1 ' nomt and lets our mother I take care of him like he wu t rt . • a little boy. Every time anyone . o m~ I'J l - - by Helen Bott•l·__j men tiona he shou14 1et . home of his own for his wife and chi!. YOIJTH ASKED f'OR ITI 1Dear Helen: dren he raises all kinds ol heck, This column ~ for young peo· Wbat do you do If someone He's the type that expects evple, their probletn.! and plea. slares at you all through class? eryone to wait on him. Poor aum, their troubles and fun . - KAY Mom isn 't in any shape to fool Barbara Bourhet It lhow!ng under1one 10me mPalvo chan- aa wert Maurice l!lvana, Laur. As with the res. of Heier Help , Dear Kay : 1wit~ an overgrown cow, and she off a riltg Cll!l'dner Mcl(ay aave , .. ... Mary Marttn:s two- ence Olivier, Jolm Glelsud, ~!!, it wdcomes laughs but I That depends on whether SHE ' cant afford to kee~ them _much her. She doem call it 811 en week , 01agement m chard Burton and Anthony New· won't dodge a serious question ]1.• a jealous fema1~, or Ht: is ! lon~er. She's done everythJng oo Sa&emenl ring, but !lie tells Dolly!" Ill ~ State Fair . ley, not to mention the BeJtles. wth a brush-off. . ·a shy guy you'd hlle to know make lum gel out, tbe ha; pe<!Pie they il't "very much Hall in Dalhs w1ll 110 down m But Julie Andrews may have Bfnd your leu-age quesuons better. The first: start be· down a pr,etly good paying Job) oo In love," leavq ihe betting her. She doesn't call It an alt~red the ~· Now that to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, Second' Look ur to him - and 1 what s next? - T.D. types to draw their •wn con· the records liS the all shes scored bJg here, ~el eare of Helen Help US' tbis .smile. - · H. I Dear T: elusions .. I'll make a bet theatrical money • maker ready for an lnflwr of belles wtth 1 People w~o "try everything" that Richard BurlOII wao just where in the world: a net pro- ~~~~~ _ac~?lll: Jullt ~u!te:lf newspaper. , Dear Helen: 1 HEY LOOK ME ov:<:R! In our family we have a 25- usually don t try any one thJng being amUIIing when he told a fit of $320,000. m Darling, Sama]ltha ' · long enough to let it ta~e effect. London newspaperQliO thai he . in '"nne Collector." Sarah Your mother should !l!sue an plans to retire in three ears One more problem ~ a in '"Magnificent Men In Theil' ultimatum, make a deadline - when he will be 42 His r:ason: featured in. a Broadway Flying Machnes." Susannah and slick to ill - H. . · cal wdl be pink slipped York 'Sands of Kalahari" 811d 1 Dear Helen: ng. Singer Jack Jon<!$ aqd his Rita Tushlngham who wilt be I 1 got picked up by the pollee "I'd halt to be one of lhosenre hoping to arrqe I seen •• a wild one in the wacky I and was held for questioning Bled slara playing love scenes divorce and an amicable new flick called "The Knack." 1about robbery. The woman with young girls." (Oh, Dickie! ment for the salle of their child, Actor Kevin McCarthy ta AT 8 was supposed to have mugsed You're not solng to feel aged in but it's usually difficult for other one of those jet • 1 · and robbed said at first It was three years, and f you should- wife who'f an "unknown" oouls who believes In gelling I me. So they he.d me in jail for by some misadventure - you'll exit from the scene when Paris haircuts from his Mal~· II ' over a week. Then Jhe woman just get out there and play all that good looks, charm, 11011 Ave. barber. Sad scissorssaid she couldn't be sure, and King Lear without make up. enl and mooey golnt for wielder, Jerey by name, · the police started to believe Ypu're not JOin£ to stay home party of !he. second part winged to France to serve 10 me, especially when somebody and vegetate while overybody Johnny Mathis' . his best patrons (including said they'd seen me at the li· else is swinging.) Some of at the Copacahana 1s vin) then winged right back .... hrary. Well, they Jet me New York'l prosecutors and more eustomera than mOll Shed a teaF. 'l'he "Nude" fltm go home, but this is what hurts: judges are 10 holy you can't clubs have seen m months. producers are having box-office big headlines when "Suspect is stand It when they're trying a quote one Copa reservations troubles. Very few customers Caught," but just a couple of case involving the purity of the erator: • ' bother to see their junk because Jines about "Suspec1 Freed," on citizens and their thoughts. With "lt's like when Samm so many really well • done a back page, at that. IbiS m m1nd, l recom~nd fo; , was here.'" ... Cafe Y tuns are ~ow so frank aoou111 See R•y Benson Now For These! Everybody avoids me. I'm the their I"'ff!Sal and edifJcatiOII a · are flndins that Lindsa ahowlng skm .... g t b' laughy Gertrude Berg, described guy who went to jail. Where new book on lhe stands titled "M M rrl to J " (M ner ga es ge IB a. ' there's fire, 1 heard somebody . Y a a1e ayne. ans- Allen and Steve Rossi are . "fully recovered from V8, Power sh~tnRi. Powt>r brakes. 2 Dr. Hardtop. Clean say last night. I'm no angel, f1eld),by Mickey HBI'Bllay. 'l'he the funniest one but 1 recent stretch of Illness, and Nice. See it ' Helen but 1 don't go around book Jacket features this lur1d .1 ·t fo the! ' d' b playing it safe while star·rtn•ll · hl b "The bef b spo1 1 r r au 1ences y . . I knocking down old ladies and ur · never ore pu tn ·t h , in Chwago m "Dear Me, 6 cylinder 2 Door. Standard Trans. Clean and solid Ste robbmg them Will I ever live lished intimate details ol the re~ea rh ~ V~e ·8.rod ..... k I Sicy is Falling" The bek1vedll it. it down' Andis it fair to brand world's most shocking marriage N owy :. nee Pol' errc s comedienne ru;s a doctor in ata guy when the police aren 't told by the only man who could ~w. or I new I tndce tendance at all times . . A top· 8 sure' _ SUSPECT tell it " and the reader who ~ •:loner ;..: mov~l ~ epr waf flight Greenwich Vlllag~ night 6 rylinder 4 Door Station Waeon. Good body 11nd tirtos. Dear. Suspect. goes furlher is not cheated. It o avted Deem I acy n I owe 1 spot Is up for ule - asking Set if". · · ha 1 d" appom e pu y omm ssion· There's nothing fair about this IS t~uy .a s mefu and sor ld er, to reduce Harlem hostility Price, $66,0110 .... Patrica Neal's ONLY$95.00 kind of thing but it happens publicatiOn. yet far more acces. t "Ch II " d U often. Each tim, I read of I sible and far less expensive to agtams fd ar e. inst l upVALUE PRICED MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM! . the oung le of our tewn own con ence m ""' cops case like yours I wonder : does Y peop Memo to tho producers of the the law really p:otect the inno- than - let WI say lor the sake bit musical "Baker Street." AT cent, or brand him : And 1 woo- ol arsument - the nl1btclub or a mathematician would . der what can be done about coffee house performance by hut you have an an~~~~~:,~ sucl. things as the college pro· any high - priced comedian :in an equation on the fessor whose name was blazon- Paul Anka "has agreed" to do l board behind Prolessor Mortar· , ed as the number one uspect "Girl Crazy" with Connie ity (Mlirtin Gabel). Please 0001 "' in the murder of a teacher. I Francis and liarve Presnell. erase it until the eggbead• get They freed him I no headlines) Whether that mean.s he'll be in a look at what I mean I whet. the real killer turned up: I it, depooenl knoweth not. The English acton have always But will he ever really be free? 1 original cast when they made !IO&red well over here, on stage WY 2-3870 600-'06 E. Main St. Or the 21-year-old. student . who the cinema version was Judy and screen, but nddly enough spent 19 dais m 1all on a highly Garland, Rags Ralland and not many British ladles have publici•ed rape charge, lo be Mickey llooney. Harve Pres- made il big for more tban ·quietly turned loose when an· nell certainly ain't oo Rags Rag· season or two. 'l'he girls I Two Golden Voice apeak· other man confessed. ' land, nor is be Mickey Rooney well wtb tho critics but nev•er II Im~act Polystyrene I suppose you and these oth· so it woold seem the story hilS I were embraced by '!he cabinet ,. White, Diue, ers will live !he jail .. tigma . Pink. or Bei&e. down; I hope so. Perhaps peo- I'm in the soup. What do 1 do? Model A27 ~le will be kind - if they slop S'l'EVEN . to realize it could happen to Dear Steve: arriSOD e , any of them I - H. Put her down for a : Dear Ho:en: haler' and avoid her. It's the There's an old lady who &els ly way to travel. - H. me in trouble. She cursed me Thla column Is dedicated to fa. out. so my brother answered mily llvin&. ao if you're having - - - - - - - - hack and she railed the police. kid trouble or just plain trouble, Mr. and Mrs. Redman of 11, •• .._N_. 2nd Ave. Mlclcll1porf . Then some kids were throwing Ilet Helen Help YOU She , w. va. and Mr. and Mr.. I· ' pl•tes, so I took a turn, and just al!IO we1come yoor own Doye Higginbottom of Califor·ll then she came out and blamed experiences. Address nia were (lllests of Rev. and I 11 all on me, for being danger- Bottel in care of lhio Mrs. Barnhart. ous Everytlme I ret near her per. 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Tuesday; YDIIII& ~gqday 7:4~ p. m. sun- man, m-sloo~ putor: 8uDo "wf11'1!11ip 09!1 lp MJture" at llld SUnday SellOOI; 7 p. m. 11111111111. 7:30 p. m. Friday. School, 18 a. m., JohP day Scbool. 8:30 a. m.: WorsiliP thlll liml .; ear even 11 lht eal!'f oervU!e: ~y, !lnllllld Cll...,~ ot Clod, ~pt. Prayer m~tln; 10:10 a. m.; l'reacbing, 1:30 P. of fill~ church P. m. Prayer meetiDI. Jolla Smallwood, paslllf: p. m. 'l'hursday. m.: l'llYW ..,u,e, 7:110 P. m. ~roio fNIII the pat10 Sebool a. m.: , _ 111m llellladlal Climb Thursday, nesa and beauty IIi created ,__ Ba""d Cbarcb 1 7 p. m.: Young L. a,tac111111 Miul!la. Rn. Earl "''••· . ............,1•• Endeaver 7 p. m. Wednesday; Racine Charge, Rn. H. Custer, pastor: Servlce!l every ...... Cjll1llll 11 ...,.,,..,...~ l!lmd•Y 8cbool 8.30 •· m.' ~ Prayer meeting 7 p. m. McDaniel, pastor. Cburcb 8er> Wednesday ~nd Friday evening I perc~phon ~ t!*t' cr"tor' Ins Worahlp 10:1~ a m. d4)>. liees, 9 a. m. each SUIIday wttll at ?:lll p. m. , say~ the Wi8dom of 8olomee Flrsl Ba lltl a.are-, Mlddi1> Sunday Schoo.! followmg at 9:55. i 113.5. A]liiCI'YPll!l). Rev ~ld Boone oN- O,ace Epl..opal lila. Fred Nease, Supt. Tbe CburcD ol tile Naure., Yet it is a sad fact that we' Sun&ty 8eoool 9:16 ~ Ill. ~. '!be Rev. Richard II. lleatb elllodld Olareb Mldo Cil~ter, Ray E. Warne, pas!Dr. often miss the dJe)ll.l' g:~ean· H·-· Su . 10.~ • ~ Rectllr. 811111'13' - Mor· M • • Swiday School 9:30 •· m.: MAJrD. • of the ~ I t ~-• pl., . a. nitla PraJer 111111 Sermon, 10:30 dleport, M. E. Dowson, pallor' ing worsblp II a. m.: NYP8 mg . se l! . ())'! • Worshi.P Service; BYP 8 p. COliN hour followiD&. Mrt. Nan Moore, OnJreb Sehool 6,45 p. m.; Evening Service, ~e moment '" 1111 i;venmg Worship, 7:30 p. • Supt.; Cburcb Sebool, 8:30 a. 7, 30 p.m.: Mldweelt Prayer sel'o them: SUch ~ eiiiOJ· Wed. 7:SO p. m. r.tuPrlle EUB Cbwcb, Be•· m.; Worship Service, 10:30 a. vice, 7,30 p. m. Wednesday. . ment 1s !me fur yOUIIgsters ~ One,. .. twO ... tbNe; I~=:.Tbu...Uy, 7:80 p. Ill. Smltb. pastor. m.; Methodbt Youtlt Fellow• good for ~qltjln, ' - 11 IP 8:1! a. m.; Suncla)> ship, 7 p. m.; Official Board Mtddleporl Cburelt olllie Naz. ; does not fortJfy us to return to FOI!l' 7 - Cctltple and I have llltened to tJtat deap, ft80llllllt chime count. 10•30 a. m. Youth Fel· meeuilg, 191 Sunday of month. arene, Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett.' the worill C1e w•y a aUmpae fDJ off.tha hOQl'll of. our eolleae dip. SoDietllnsa it Wit jlj8t part of the setting I:JO m.; Boya 7:30 p.m. WSOi, 2nd Mmldtly Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; Moro· does of lht Craftsman behind at Btat»-\lk$ Ula Comm0111, and tba Quad, and llooaliiht Walk. But often it 6:3& p. month, 7:30 p. m.; Ele~or ing Worsblp 10:110 a. m.; NYPS lhese works. called us to high mQIIIelltJ of wnnhip and tholllht and prll:f81'. p. 2nd 'l'hursday of mOIIth Young People, 6:45 p. m. : Evm "For I have learned" wrote :Fov ••• five •• •IlL SUQdaya: Youtb p. m.; Clus 12, 3rd Wed- gellstlc meottng ?:30 p, m.; !the poet Wordsworth, ' Toclt7 we papse, 1111d eo101tl Exams are rmr. Trunks are pacbd. Bookl w:~~~~;:~~!·~~~~:n:~e:sda~~y of month. a p. m.; Aft- Prayer mee•· ,g, Wed , 1:30 p.m-: To look 011 nature, 1101 •• in are • tittlr way \:Nick to the Librlll'J. Tomorrow - Commeneemenf;. ~ Circle, tth "nlunday of Pomeroy lllurcD of lilt Na• 1 the liour Seven ... elrlht ... Diu. , Ftnt Bapllll Cborcb, mooth. z p. m.; Choir Practice Iarene, Sunday School, 9:30 •· j Rev. C. L. O'Conner, pastor. ELollrldaEe EUBE Church,. Wednesday, 7 p. m. m.: Moi'Ding worship 10:4li a. , Of thoughtless youth; Apln wire readilltr each ot.hef'a thot11htl. IAt't wlllk once more through Sund School B 30 m ugene . merson, . m. Evening Worsliip, 1 p. m.; ' hearing often lime~ W jrMol W, hantl.lll·hand and smlllllr. Let's klleel toaether In the sa. ~~ aupl.; ,'4li : m." SUnday School 9:46 a. m. RIISMlnenvUle lllelhGdlst ellareb l ' Prayer meeting, 7 p. m. Wed. , The still said music of b~­ 10 Cll'ell 'ltlllnr\ hreit:hlntr our tbank• ••• our hopes ••• our llll4a •• olltlf t~rtams. , worship: p. m. aell ~cher, Supt. Sunday Lester 1.. Roush, pastor: Rev. Clyde v flenderson, pas, manity 6 30 For ut. IIIII Iove await ua. And titHe we will abal'l with Gud I It It Noon b1 118 Junl Fell sblp· 1 pm worship 10:45 a. m. and 7.30 Brown, Churc~ SchooLtor. .And I bave felt and the Chapel Olock. or ~ . • · · p. m. alternately. Bible study 10 a. m. Olfi<> Evenlng service. 7.30 P· m. and prayer service ted by paotBoard meeting eacb quarter I c•urch otllle NaureM, p0 m. . A Presence that disturbs lllf TeD ••• - - ••. , twelve. WednMC!ay, Prayer meedns; or 7:30p.m. Wednesday. otherwise called. Boiy 1erol . Rev. Clvde . Heoderson, with tile joy. 1:110 p. m. Wednllday, Senior lion Endeavor, '1:30 p. m., 3rd each quamr" an. I pastor: Sunday Scoool 9::lll •· , Of elevated lh?D~hts . . Cbolr Pracllco; 3:80 p, m. rue. Saturday of month. i Ill-: Morning Worship 10:30 a. . We may all glimpse God m day, Junior Cbotr Practice. m.: NYPS 6:45 p. m. Evening 1 this ma11112r and come to know Flrll 88 11 Clnarch M(WIIin& Sill l!lUB Mono Claapel. Mtlllodltl services 7,30 p. m. p r 0 y e r , and pratse Him beller for it. ..~~Scbr 19 .30 pllm. Preacl> Rev. Menzel Smith. pastor: Church. Arthw Stott. Pastor meeting. ,, 30 p. m. Thursday. As St. Paul wrote. '"Ever since 0 • a. -~~ m. Sunday SchooL Fred Sunday School, 10 a. m. Oliver the creation of the world, His 2130 fnl! Sunday p. m. Smith. sup!.; Earl Shuler, Sayre. Supt.: Sunday Worship Cllarch ol lbe Nazartllt, Ra· . invisible nature. namely. Hi• Fnl WW BaptiJI Cburela, Morning wonhip 10:45 a. m.; service, 11 a. m.: Prayer meet. cine, Obio. Sunday School at el<'rnal power and deity . has Rulland. Pastor, Rev. p aut Prayer meeting 8 p. m. 'l'hur• ing •very Wednesday evemn&. 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worshop , been clearly perceived in thr Taylor; Sunday School, 10 a. m. Portland Metbodlst Charch) Service tO;JO a.m. Sunday Eve- thmgs that have been mad• .. Guy Priddy Supt.; Preaching . S inlnR Servoce 7:30 p.m.; Mid • <Rom. 1:111). aervlce, 7:38' p. m.; Prayer aer· South Bethel EUB Charch - Arthur SUit. pastur. unday ~ week Prayer Service Wedne• May we thuo know and worJ'ftl. .r.... _..., •• •..JFJ J... l"'rlllt rnea~ure,/Oiter _., Jwlp lUI• vices, 1:30 p. m. Wedne&day, Rev. Eugene E. Eme.rson, pas- SchdooGI 9!~ toh IOSU .30 a. ~;::;~:~ : rlay 7:30 p.m. Rev. Morris M. sbip Him together in His holy n.v,... N ~~~- Ill v UIIU tor. Sunday School 9.45 I. m., ol · ~us · pt .. · Wolle Pastor. church forever Amen fain tlud whil:h it •ood in family ond community life, t1aU fea. ML Morlab !laplllt Ch11rch.l Norman H. Bahr, Supt. Sunday McLeod, Ass't. Supt. Semces ' ' · · mre 11 tporuored by the buainell /lrmt Qlld orranl:wtlont Comer ol Fourth and Main St. Wonhlp 10:45 a. m. and 7:10 p. every Sunnay evening. ' Rutland Church o1 t11o Na'l.il'· ' Middleport. Rov. Nyla m. Alternately. Bible Study Racine Melbodtst Clmrcll. ane: Sunday School 9:30 •· m.; .1t1lw1e Mrlll!ll apJHifll' below. minister. Sunclly School and Prayer service led by H L MD .1 to .. Sun· ,Mommg Worsb1p !No a. m 1 -----~-------------11•· m. Arnold Rlclulrds, or, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. · · c a.nle' pas . p clr Evangelistic ser•ice 1:45 ?· m. I Mo Worlblp 10 ,11 a m. day School 9.30 a. m.. rea :~tdweek prayer serJice, 7:4o p. · rniJig • • • SyracUH E.IJ.B. Cburcb. lng 10:30 •. m.; MYf 6 p. m.; m. Wednesday. Naomi BQIIBI Cllureb: SliD- ~ SeUen, Plltor. Pnyer and Bible Study. 7:30 p. da School 8:80 a. m.: Wol' 9:30 a. m. SUnday School. Ben m. Wednesday. Syracuse Cburtb ot the Na18· o:fp u a. m.; Preyer 10:30 a. m. Rock Sprln 1 Methodist _ rene, WWinm L. t'horpe, pastot · \Irs. Arthur Orr of Che<~er M1111btr r'l'D p. m. Wednesday. Mmlllll service, g . or· Sunday S•·hnol9 ·3u a. m.; Mom ' vislled w1th Mrs. Robert L•• 1 3rd Sundays of tbe month; hi Lemle~ · pastor·. WS ' mg Wtli'Slllp )0 .30 a. m. and children on Wednesdny Gnllllllome WY Uftlll WY 2-2644 CarletoD ~hurdl, Ev ••• E etJs. s P serv<ce 9· a. m. • un- ~ p, m. •n--o vang Schoo! 10·15 a m · MYF Penteeoslal Aoselllllly lto1te : . Mr. and Mrs. Re ym a0 Barn· Raad. Rev. Clyde Hinton, P""''ltt" Se 1 2nd d 41b S • · · ·• ' 112 of Pomeroy called 3! <hr 0 ce, an . tor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. ofrv month BE'l'HANY _un- 6·30 · p. m· Praye1 and Bible I', ll • Rev · aut E. Jones · pa>lor. '' Dean Bnnker homt a m'''"' Ralph Carl supt. Sunday Wor· M. In W bl . Wednesday, 7·30 p.m. 'lunday School 10 a. m.: Wor- Sunda . ' a. m. om g ors P· ~llip sennces 7:30 r- m. Sun}· , ship service, 10:30 a. m. 10:30 a. m. Sunday School, BJy. Rutland Methodist Churchda • Wednesdo and Frida . Mr. and Mrs . .Edson Ro.u'h "Tato lomtoat To Clturcb Thil Weolr" EstabUibed In 18M 7:30 p. m. alternately. Theiss. Supt; 6:30 ~. m. c. J . Lemley, pastor' Penteco:lal Church YMJd. spent Saturday mghl and Sun Weal ColtiDibll. W. Vo. WY H2N lllcldlep<!fl meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. Youlh Fellowship. CARMEL School 9'30 a. m ; Wor dleport South 3rd Ave. Snndsy : day Wllh Rev. and Mrs. R<eh· Ph. Muon IP 3oGil9J Cotumblt OllpeJ: Wonblp a. m. Sunday School Way· service, 10:30 a. m., M School io a. nL; Sunday· evening ' ard Young and fam:ly of S•d· Raush, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. • F. Monday, 6:30 p. m. . . . ney. . -----------.----~-------vice each 3unday 9:15 a. m. . b. d d 41h evange1Jstic service, 1.3fl p. m. Melvin Cirde of Springfield Sunday Sdtool 10 a. m.1 _ Mommg ~:! ~2~; :np. m. StiverovUI~ Methodlat Church W•dn~sday Bible Sb1dy ?:30 P· spent a few days last week with Service 6.15 p. m. Evening Wor l!lv . E 11 11 Se 1 Arthur Sttl, pastor. Sunda) m., SaturdJ. rugbt Prnjer and his mother Mrs Mary Circle ship 7 p, m. eaeb Stulllay. enmg vsanndge • c rvlbce, School 9:30 a. m.: Gene Wolfe Worship 7·"0 p.m. Pastor, Re• Louise A~der~ · visited Eve· llODGil-DART...DODGE 'l'RIJCKS tstand3rd u ayofmon. · · 'l'h sd B 1 B t Mlddlsporl, Ohjo Bradbary aaaroh ot Chrllll, Supt., Serv~ces ur ay even· · " arre L lyn Holter of Morning Star re- .· r· ll!dtlleport Ml Manium minister . Bible Tappen Plalni EUB Cbarch, ing. HarriiOIIville Presbyterlu Icently. School and •MoMttng Worship Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas- Suttoo MetHdill Cllarcb AI' Church, John DavieS, pastor: Mr. and Mf'. r.eorge Circle 10·30 a m.· Chrlltlan Endl!av: tor; Sunday worship 9:30 a. m. !bur Stilt pastor. su'noay Church School 10 :30 a. m. Wor- and family of Ashland. Ky . · · ' s da s h 1 10 H · p. m.01 Jl!llli ~ were recen t d' •· •I· or, 8 p. m.; Evening Wonhip, un Y c oo a. ~·· .,. School 10 a. m.• Clint Orr, ship serv:ce . eo :30 Uiurcb . mner (lUOSoo bart Vmeyard, Supt. B1ble Stu- S t . S nda Worship 11 a.m. Reorganiz . Mrs. Mary C1rtle. 1 p m. ' ely and prayer services led by up ·' u Y ' Christ of Latter Oay Samts, oil Bullden & BuUdlac SupplleJ Pomeroy Wut IWn lt. Bradford Church o1 pastor, 7:80 p. m. Tuesday. Syracuse -Metbodln Charc~. miles from Racine on Racine- ' SAHL IN HOSPI'l'AL Cbester. Ohio Pb, HD-20tle IIIIPJOI'III!t Cllurch of Your Cholet Joe Robinson, Adult class meeting 7:30 p. Jr. Lester 1.. Roush, pastor, Portland Road. Sunday Scbool HOLLYWOOD 1UPII - Co· Homer Forrest, Supt.· m. last Monday of month. Morning Worship servim Y a.m 9:30 a m.; Worship t0:30 a. I mediau Mort Sahl undergot~~ School 8:30; Morning Federated Cbmb, Pom"Toy. IJana Winebrenner. Supt. 10 o. m., Sunda•• evening service at ' throat surgery today. according totCIO a. m.; F..venlug Rev. w. H. Perrin, pastor: m. Sunday chool: n Wednes- 7::lll p.. n.· Wed . wor<hip serv· . w ttendants. at Cedars of 7 p. m. W.W.eoday, 7 Kautz, Supt s u 0 d 8 v day 6:30 p. m, Mrs. Moore, , 1ce at 7:30 p. m. Pastor, C. IV . Lebaoon Hosp11at IUilXALL DRUGS 8iblo Stucly. School, 9 a. m.: worship hour director. Official Board meet· Proffitt All everung serv· - ·.- --.- - llaUrl of Good Bread 10 a m ing first Monday each nx1nth 1ces begm at 7::10 p. m. er. Mrs. Mazte Holsinger We Fill Ali Ooetorol'nlerlpllono Doster Chareb of C b rIa · · at '7:30 p. m. Holy Common· t..aar Lad of Lorttlo Mlssloa Baeiltel Evanlellcol IJarilM BDDtin&ton, W. Va. WY Z.2Bll5 1'11mero7 Bible School 9:30-. m. PreacJl. Mt. ULion F.W.B. Church - on each quarter as announced Boy Re Leon d Brethren Church - Sunday tna 10:10 a. m., Ont and lbltd Sunday School 9:45 a. m., Earl wscs first Wednesday of each :;:g 1 .:m·. ll ~ School 9:45 a. m. Worship, Sundaya, Starkey, supl.; Evening wor· month. cu a: IDIS 8 r, ay 2nd llld 4th Sunday, 8:45 a. ahlp, 7:30 p. m. by Cecil Cox, 'l'he IJnlted Melhndl>l Church Mass 8' 30 a. m., est .. Holy L>ays m. Achash Miller, pastor. Muon a~y Climb of Cbrl•~ L..yman· Youn• People's meel· p M 1 · Alk' B A ol Obllgatlon, 7 p. m Alfred Metho411 Church ~ller Street· Sunday Bible • • orneroy. e vm tre, · ·· s , pastor. llud 1 1 'm li:venin Wor· tng and Bible Smdy, 7:30 p. m.; B.D., Pastor. Church School at St. Joba'a C.lhoUc Mission: Rev. Pearl Casto. Bulova Watehes Sileo • Service slii Y7.30 · .,; . Blbte gStwl Wednesday; Choir practice at 9:15 a. m. Leo Crew, Supt., near Guysville Wutch R.idgel: Sunday School at t:SO a. m., sda y, 7:50" p. m. Thursday. Leo Vaughan, Asst. Supt. Mem· l Rev . Frank Mamer:. pas· Charles Taylor, Supt. w.... 186 N. Second ldlddle'POfl · p. m. ne y. Danvdle Pilgrim Hollnell (P. orial Sunday worship service tllr, Sunday Mass l0:30 a. m.: !ship services at 10:4> a.m. ;vitb U I A · · - Chpreb .. ·u R o' H at 10•30 I m Sermon "'l'he Holy D'V ot Obl!gatton 6::ttl a. ' the Rev· Casto. Wednesday er· -·llaiD · Streell Donald Langst'l ,es' Oblol · · Crosses." 6 p. m.: Coofessmn, 1\ boor before , ening prayer services at 7:4li &Ill-am' nda 'Sch•• I ~ . 30· White· Wooden 00 ·• mtn.. '·ter ; Blbte y SUpt. 'Wor· •· m. Methndlal Youth Fellowsh"1p. ' Mass. Ill. ..... m..pastor' Robert uGrate, , p.m. . ,_ 1.10 a.m., Keunetlt service at 10:3; a. m.; Pil· 7.15 p. m. Chmr Rehears.\ 1'lle Salvation Army, Envoy UB Claarc~. Lellrl f .• s.. ~.; Morning tlrim Youth, 6·4o p. m.; Evan- Rummage Sele Jullt! 3• 4• '· RayS. Wining. officer in charge. 'day ~chool B:30 a. .m.: Wo<l!bll' Pomero7, Obit ID.!O m. Eve~. gellaUc service, 7:30 p. m. Mid· at 9 •· m. to 4 p. m. ln the Sunday 10 a. m. llollneas mee~ 8' eo SUnda), ?.3tl p. m. PomUOJ 7 p. m., Prayer Se tee, Week Prayer and Praise, Wed· former Max Ward Jn.surance ing: 10 ,10 a. m. Sunday Scbool. Letart Falls IJlliled Bretllrea aes4ay, 7 p. m. aesday, 7_30 p. m. Building on Second Ave., Porn- Sunday 7 p. m. Young People's Church, Rev Jamee MOITii!OI!: Cllarll' Gl Chlst, . Kingdom Ball ol Jebovab'• eroy. Legion: 7:30 p. m. Solvation Bund~y School 1:3!1 1 • m., 'l'olll JwrJ Mallen. pastor: Witnesses PubUc meeting, Sun· ~JyJell BtiD nee Melbodlsl. meeting: Thursday, t to s La· Noms, supt.; Al!l't. Supt. Herltcbool I:SO a. m. Churcb day 5 p. m., Watchtower 1tudy Rllber' E. Smith, Sr., paator1 dies Homo t..ague: 7 p. m. Prep ~O Roush .. ~"": ~ Fl1llNl'niU • Al'J'I.JAMCI8 a. m.; Cbrl~tlan Endeavor. 6 p. m.; Bible study Tuesday Sunday School 9:10 a. m, Wol' classes; 7:30 p. m. Bible study, • hia. ~-·7'111 ~ .ev;:: l'ooiii'Df, Oblo UO E Sa<Joad p. m. l!lveafnC Service, 8:30 p. 8 p. m. Service meetlns. 7 p. ley Haley, Supt.; Morning WOI' prayer maetlng. Other services ,~~U:. Thursp. ,m.• m m. m. Thursday: Ministry school, ship 10:30 a. m. Youth Service, bv announCtOmont. Ill. Bmnon ua'iled ':iret~rea RaOud Outre' 11 Olrflt, f p. m. 'l'hursday. 8:45 p. m.; Evangelistic m..,. Pomeroy Sevelllil Day Adve"' IID Chr" 1• R J Morrl . • a sage, 7:30 p, m.; Prayer meet- list Cltn - Mulberry Beighrsi IS • • ev. ames . • FORE~N Bible SchQQt 8.30, Communion Lutlloru Cbarcbel - Sl. Po I Tb rsr 7,30 . m. Rd., north of Melg• Me~~t~~rlal ll<'n, pasjlll', Slllll!ay School. "EVERYTRINO Dl llAilDWAAI" Quallll hl'lllllln tl looliJr l'rleet 10:30 a. m., v. Jl. Braley Sunday School 8:15a.m.: WOfo/10&. u 'Y P Hosplltl. Pastor, r. w. Glfford. l l:30 a m., ·eachlna 10:30 a. Supt. 8abn C!nlldJJ, pt.ntst; ship serv~ee 10:30 a m.: 81. ~ Melbodlll Cltarcll, :.. .... Assistant Pastor, Jlllllll R. m. Alternate preaching and Phone 1186-2111 ~. Phi• IUI!41WIOI'I 111l11• SludJ. 7:10, Delbert Rt> Jolin, sund'll' School 10 e. m.; o1 CUll, Joev . R. t;. gene UUI, Hoffer. Services 1111 Saturday: 1alrlsllan Endeavlll', ?:Stl p. m. mille. ~. \Vnrobi~ 9 a. m. paator. SUnday School 9:30 a. Sabbath School, t:30 p. m.; Sunday. Mld-Weel< Prayer ser· • Alfred Metbodlsl Churcla, Wonhlp, SillO p. m.; You th viCI'.s Wednesda 7·11ft p m Zion Chrdl of Cbrlsl. Po- Rev. Pearl Casw, pastor, S. m.: Phil Wise, supt.: Momlog meeting, 3:11 p. m.: Bible Stu· I y. · · . Tote tlcmlmt Willi Yft 'l't fnlunlt : ,• UHaP:::!'.~..~ - '; ~: S. at 9:30 a.m., Charles 'l'ay· worship 10:30 a. m.: You I b ely, 1biii'Sday, 7::!0 p. m., Ito MlddlepM1 Flrol IJ111"41 Pro• lor, Supt. WorsliiP services ~t S.l'\'lcel 7 p. m.: Evangelistic 17 Evans lfeiShla GaYipoUs byterlan Church Reo llow•rd 1n P!tmoroJ ~ ao VIII" · · ble adiool ~:llO a. Mnmlnt 10:45 a. m. with Lloyd Dll~· servtce 7:30 p. m. Mid · Week Edea Uatll4l ,;,.,., ·Ill Ruppel!, pastor: Su~y 8<'1""' WW8ft!p 10.10 I. ,lfl., l!lv'!~ er, lay leader. MYF meelllli prayer serv!OI' 7:30 p. m. Wed ~fit Clllardl: Reo. 11~ R. 1:30 1 . m. Mr. Fred Lewis. : nnht, fliO·p.m., ~ ,.,... at 8:30 Sunday evenlqg. Wor· I'Jotclom Goapel Mlsaloa, 5JI. llalke, pastor; Supdoy licii<JOI, supt.: ID:3tl a. m. Wor!illlp: s •• ; Attend t'llt Cl!ltmll Of ll~l9liol" ~~~:...:~" Ged ~lp services Sunday at 8 p. ihan . SdversvWa Road: !!:. J. Uia. m.; Willnll aqalnier,ltllll ,. m. Yl': Wid. 1:31' Junior : ' . , , ., ' m. wtth tht ReV. Costo. We~. illilfllh. pastor: 1111ger W1 ~ C11rUtJan illlf!MVPr, 7;16 p. 'II- Choir: 7 p. m Sontor Cltolt ~~-=-~ ~lnl .,,.. 7:45 p, m. Prayer serviCes. lord. Supt.: Sunday School 10 Mfa. LYd& Chevalltr' pnsldaa&, .,,.,.. ftnt lllllt!ll """ to 11.00 ... d:~ '· ~p U t I!!·. llivai!pllll!e . Clilllllr Melaodllt Cltefe' j m.; l:vanJellsUc Service, ,I· ciBSIII 1$ all. !kJIIa !JI!I'Vk!al. llftlrila Cburdl - a ell lei' 1 POMEROY omo viCe 7 ra'•IIPr'! · LO!=AL VNIUN • · ' Purl A. Casta, PallOr; WDI' :J) p. Ql. Prayer meetJD& 7 :~ I p. m. Pl'eacldnl 1:211 p. ra.; vlc:ta I 1. m.; Sunday School, lla•Jnawood, W. YL fbQai Wj . . .. fi~' ,. Ill· W.Ji\!\!fl 1 eervtce at 8 1. ill., llu~Y r Q!. 'I'!JW&) . Mid Weill PraY"' l!lftll~ 711 10 l, al•l Jillll ~· Wfld,i 1 1.-~--11"1 ~-10!'._.,.._..,.ilttl~-t", .,!~·~~ -~lil t ~ : l'rtilq; lclto<il II 10 L Dl.l WIQI lal Rlltllllll MlltlfOII I Oilfl fllw. p, m. W...,..ay, Cllilt ..... 71. p "'" J a.m ALWAYS A BEnER DEALI TRY USI • DOOil matic shift. POMEROY, 0. ===, NO TUO. IN lilT IVY "NYWHER!I 61 Buick - - - - $1,395 8LAETTNARS == Sunroof- Radio and HeatE"r ChrHolPt 2 dr liard Top . Showroor.n dean . Power steer· Jng and brakes. Power·gl:yde . A sharp lo~r-mile-11ge (·ar. -- 1963 Dodge - - - '1995 1961 Dodge • - IP tt lit ,veu with lbott wilt loft God, _.,..lei' :-· . 1 lforiN of Ua1 l.eS ;: brt> 2 dr: Hard Top . Almost likt' tht> day it was snlrf AujomatH· sh1ft. Spotless bronzt' mu;l original fini f' h. 63 Rambler Impala I ell'. 11'1'. S!4. trm. Radio and heater. VSID8lnt. Blaek filliah. 4 filii \ = - *2095 1963 Chevrolet Uld ia: Perceived in Natnralforld Q.,a 01 GGcl. lltL lift, Dulel W..._., ,._ -.... ~' ScbaoJ 9·45 a. m · 1 WHY YOU SHOULD COME TO ,...,In...,vis.-..ib;;,o;.;i.le.-.Natnre ol Gme ~ Cburela I I Mrs. Goldie He welt of Balli· 1 more, Ohio, is a ruest of Mrs. I John Stout. I Audra McKin110y visited the ' Clay McKinney family. · I Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Rhodes and Mrs. Fireillo were gueo~s il of Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes and children. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Welch spent the weekend at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wills. Mrs. Goldie Jewell, Mrs. Ruth Morrls and Mrs. Stout called on Mrs. Hurd Nelson who is ilL Mr. and Mrs. Denais Fraley , and Mr. and Mrs. John Dami ron were shopping In Pcroeroy ' Friday. -Mra. John Stout '1''~~......... . -·· TU lin. lldtm II. ....,. Mid WERNER Rad.10 & TV H • vilJ News Notes \ M0IoroIa RADIO Sentinel Church News by the Chapel Clock · I Ray Benson ~~ ~Jt:h-:·' ' j ' ' '' I l ... ' ' l ' �. '' ' ,) Ads Your Modern CoDtlllUDitv Bulletin Board Classified _ _ _ _..__ _ _ _ and Mr. and Mrs. VIrgO Woocl. WANT AD for Rent IN~ORMA TION \ Real Est1te For Sale_ \&-Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 28, FOR SALE "'!\ ~A~st p:,~~ L0 0 Ho~ ~~ I( I Chester Soci'ety' Notes ~~:,; :r~~~r M'rs~· BUYS OF THE DAY .. . [11 '· I '" ..·. . · va. .!... 16 n. LYMAN BoAT Pomeroy Motor Co. - PHONE WY 2 2721 I SyracUse SOCI'ety NoteS MARK IV AUTO 1 'e,~vus'u'' Jf.evue Cb~:.Od 3 and 4 RoOMfunrlshed apart· c:,:t 3 BEDROOM for aile, Mrs. Gerald ElseJ. 1618 "'"'L'""' ments. !Wwfey & Reed Hard· Blue Lustre Shampoo. Baker Excellent comlJUon, stein of Col11!11bus visited ,.. 0" ,. " ""'"",-...·~··· ware. 5 II Uc Furniture, Middleport. Lin~ln Heights, Pomeroy. · cen'tly' wuh '~ · , , , ~ ~, D<!~•lllnt ""' ·• Ph WY 2 ••10 " Floyd Ridenour. 5 2$ 6tc one ~ . . . ' ·• •·~ \..A L'II~~nlrl~;, .uN8 ~ ..: ot.nG tour r()'I"'J turnl!~h&l---------s 25 ete By Clarice AlleD Jqe. 8n4, Mrs. James Rldel,. , ~~;:::.~~~~'!:~",.,on • a. ed and .mtumilbed apm CLOTH tog nd porch val Mrs. Elza Osborne, Athens our ani! ' Mrs. John _Hayes • "' n .. •• ~·""''"" ments WY ~ 12 I tic ance. ~:b~ •porch shades: HOUSE FOR SALE in Racine. • was an overnight guest of Mrs. were recent O!luml)us vislton. """"L" nuNs ,., vSlX ROOM HOUSE In Pome. V elian blinds and repalra. Clarence Roy, WI 9-2811. • Letha Wood. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Gaul of . r, .. t•unli•hN "'"""""'~ tllll rt "1:385 en 5 25 12tc ..._ Lawrence Smith and Athens visited with Mr and 01 ··ej~l any Ul.~ ~""':! roy Phone WY ~ . Dale Wippel, 215 Union Ave., .P'U.Oo ' • ·""""'"' ••ro~ .... , 4 14 tic 01c GMC I Ton. Dull Wheels. Allee were recent Parkeraburg Mrs. Frank Gaul. · 18 3 5 1949 .;·~:'"'1 WIL:mrn~,18 ~1 "rn.,!'~;bLIIP~or Pomeroy. HOUSE FOR SALE. Eight aboppen. , Mrs. Mlklred Santee of MiiJ. " ··"· '"'" "' ,.,,~, """''• 3 BEDROOM brick Dupiei. with rooms, two batha. Extra lot Steel Body. 4 Speed Trans. _ _ $149 Mr. and Mrs. Donant Mal• wood, W.Va., spent a re RAn;s garage. Butternut Ave., Porn- DON'T PUMP yoo slugglsb aep. goes with house. 361 $<Jutb lacks nd Donna Kay, Belpre, <ent Saturday night with her ,,, w,., " ''""'" eroy. Call WY 2·5127. tic tank. Get Klean-Em-AD S M'ddl Mr 1 Mr and Mrs Jot 1 eport. ' """" '" .,,. .!" "::~·.., 4 27 tic septic tank cleaner. LandFront t., 1955 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR in b K pMarekn · . · ' hmmum t.:hllrt• "" cen Henry Hennessy. , Rl'ld Mrs. B1n W e renner, a- sr !1.s, :.~":,::;;<·,,:~~:::• '::···~GOOD P~;;;; plenty-fo w~;;.:, mark Far!L Bureau. 2 18 tic 5 25 12tcl VB Engine. One Owner. $99 thy and Stev.e. Mr. Donald Van , Meter and !~/~t:en~g::o,~n~:;. pat Ra:s near Rutland. Phone SH 2Mrs. Arthur Sylvester, Mrs. daughter, Mrt. Irene VanMeter ~ ~ T~~··· '!!:::;"· 5584. 5 25 6tc 'OR SALE: Laringo •. bedrgoodoom ! 1958 CHEVROLET 9 Pass. St. Wlgon. William F. Winebrenner and and Mdrs. Rat~"~ Van toMettrnum Bach addltlonal word lc - I home, in Rae e, m Mrs. Donald Q)ttr11l attended er an son, a 0 ~ oungs wn, ,. .oF~~"~,~~,}.;~ M ooo1, MUUERN 4 room a~d M.::~ condition out of hlgb watAutomatic, P.S. Runs Good $295 the Scioto Preabytery meeilng, were recent gu~sts of Mrs. Ma1 aa~a7 8':30 A. M_· to 13:01 llOon furni.~hed apartmen... 1 er. Hot water heating sy• AtheM. bel Van Meter and other rel&"..:1, "l/J~:v • port. WY 2-3874. • Zl tic tern, large el•ctrlc hot water Mrs. Daniel N, Shane 1s con· lives. 'f!ley came to attend the JlEOULTw~"~g•N° FURNISHEP APARTMF.NT for tank, storm windows. To bel 1957 OLDS Super 88 - 2 Door fined to Holzer hospital in Gal- graduatiOn of Kenneth Hartun11 rent. Five rooms and bath. sold to settle estate. Call Cle1n Interior. Good Body. $149 Upolls. from Eastern High School. PHONE WY 2-2156 Utilities furnished. Close to I Henry Cleland, daytime WY 2· Week end guesls of Mr. and Jyl, Jay and elf Beaver, chU business district. WY 2·3092. 2255, evenings WY 2-%568. Mrs. Harold Smith and SOliS dren of Mn. and Mrs. Lowen 1957 DODGE 6 _ 2 DOOR rd f Th k1 5 28 3lc 30 H.P. F.vinrude motor. 5 6 tie . $99 were her sister and brother·in- Benver of. Middleport spont • Ce o ~n --~- , 4 ROOM APARTMENT in Porn· Plenty of Good Tr1nsportation. - law, Mr. and Mrs. Aldo ~ef. weekend wtth Mr. and Mrs. Hen· . St rt T at'ler FOR •ALE: 5 room bouse, ry Beavr· Sm t WE WISH to extend ou . - eroy. Close to business dis· Electli c a er, r , ~ fers and fa m11y o1 Gahanna. cerest thanks to our neJ•h· lrict. Phone WY 2·3117. bath, basement. Gas furnace, Mr. Paul Miller of Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blaae!l bors for their many acts of 6lp Accessories, Skibelts, fireplace. Priced for quick spent the weekend with Mr. were in Columbus to see theiT 5 28 !<indness and sympathy exCushions, etc. In excelsale. Phone 773·5611, Mason, Uge Shlelda. son Roger who underwent sur· tended to us at the time of TRAILER space at 243 S. 2nd W. Va. 4 16 tic I 8:00 PM CLOSING Mr. Dana Hysell has under- gery recently. the '"'h of our loved one. St., Middleport. Close to bus- lent condition. gone surgery at Holzer hospit· Mr. and Mrs. Denzel. Cleland Eva ..napp. 'Vr are also inesses, schools. and church- 1 HOUSE FOR SALE on Laurel Your Chevy o.. ler Pomeroy vlstted recently wtlh Mrs. 1 , Gall' lis alefullo th• Rawlin~s-Co .ls es. Phone_ WY2-3117. 5-22 6lp Clilf Road Mrs. Norman E. a M.n d ~~ . Bill Harden George Abbott of Mt. Hermon, Hysell, WY U322. r. a~ rs. who recently returned home af· Funeral Home and the Rev. rRAU.ER LOTS - free sew· • and famdy have moved form ter a slay in Gallipolis Clinic. 5 4 !Otp Earl Cusler for the kmd- age and water. Brown's Trail I SI therr trailer lo the former Sal· Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood n••• and consolation they er Park !SI ete Approved I After 8:00PM ROOM brick borne, 2 bath· Auto I es ser farm above town whJch and Mrs. Letha Wood visited gave us. The Knapp Family Minersvil!e, Oblo, Phone WY. rooms, finished attic and FOR SALE : 19M 2. dor. Oldsthey have purchased. a recent Sunday at the Veterans 28 15 5 ltc Z.3324. I tic basement. Out of high water. mobile. Practically new. Weekend guests of Mr. and Hospital in Chillicothe with I WISH to thank Dr. Bulrimas, Business Services Central heating, priced for Can be seen at 174 Cole St., Mrs. Herschel Diddle and famt- Marion Wood the Ewing Ambulance Serv· For Sale quick sale. Phone W'l 2-6116 or call WY 2-2744. Jy were their daughter and son· __·_ __ ice, the Holze· Hospital and BULLDOZER WORK, equipped or WY 2-2205. .Cbarlea F. 5 'l1 3tc in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Os- MEDICAL AGREEMENT Staff and all my friends lor MOBILE Home 50 x 10 Cham· with winch. Big or small job. Wildermuth. 4 13 Uc ~Tbe Ramlller Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hlggen- born and family of Lancaster. ALGIERS, Algeria (UPI) their kindness during my re· ion. Air conditioned. Auloma- Call daytimes WI 9-3151, evenWorld Standard o1 Complld bottom and two sons of Tampa, Mr~. Ada Slae>, Mrs. Earl Algeria and Cuba signed a cent illness. Paul F. And- 1c washer. JO gal. waler heat· ings WI 9-3069, Gene Barrett,: FOR SALE: Cnrnpletely mod· Eseolleaco Fla. spent a weekend with lhe Walktna and chlldren, Mr. and , medical agree.ment here Tlntrs· rews. 5 28 llp er. WY 2-2490, WY 2-3882. Racine, Ohio. 5 13 tic ' ern, 3 bedroom rancl. home 8 .., room, rtde lllll pol' Rev. and Mrs. Earl Custer. Mrs. !Wbert Slack and children day under which Cuba Will send 5 26 6tc _ in new area on Chester Road. t~mauce. Small .,., oCoDOlll1 Mrs. Damon Ferrell Jr. and of Toledo were supper guests of 50 doctors and nurses to Alger· lo~t and found - - - - -- - - --Phone WY %-5337. 5 28 tic and """'acerab!UIJ three children of Orland.1, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson ia. A team of 63 Soviet doc· LOST OR strayed English minx 11955 Harley • Davidson KH K I Soo visited Mr. and Mrs. Damon and daughters 01• Wolf Pen. tors is scheduled 1o arrive bert cat, black, bob tailed. right moloTycle for sale o. trade. Melropollllll MoiOIW Ferrell Sr. and family . Rose Ann TheiSs who Is ern- lnday under a similar agreefront fool missmg. Anyone Phone WY 2-7796. E Mat Str 1 Pomeroy •Joyed In Columbus spent the men! with Russia 1, ~ who has >een him. please con5 28 3lp · • W~ ·WB'II Mrs. Robert Slack, David and ;,.eekend with her mother, Mrs. · d Pllono f Z2 tit !Wbyn of Toledo spent a week carrit Sinclair. DISPLAYS CLUB 637 tart Mrs. Nora Jor an. · THE RAYMOND HOOD prop· MIDDLEPORT-% story frame here with Mrs. Ada Slack ~nd Mrs. Laura Sayre of Dorcas PHNOM PENH, Cambodia 8 rooms, bath, garage, cor· Grant Street, Middleport. ertv at 234 Lincoln Road, 6 -• '· Earl Wair'"" and ch1ld· was an overnight guest of her (UP[) - Cambodian ruler 28 310 5 313 2 Oh io, WY · 1. room house and large Jot. ner lot, good location, close Wanted To Buy ren. Mr. Slack spent Tuesday sister and brother-in-law, Mr. Prince Norodom Sihanouk Also 2 beds. l dinette set. Sales & Service to stores and schools. Terms. and \,ednesday he.... and Mrs. James s. Quick. Thursday showed olf to the dip· Notice kit chen cabmel, 2 wool rugs ROUTE 7 - Close to Eastern 1 ACRE GROUND near good Mr. and Mrs. Luther John- Several persons from here at- lomatic corps the $200,000 I ""i~OT-be responsible for and table. See Millon Hood eFits Almost Every Car High School. !\lew 6 • room road in SaUsbury Townshtp. ston visited with ;elatlves and tended the Commencement ex. sporls club and swimming pool at 623 Mlll Street. Middleport ranch, carport, utility room, Out of corpora tion limits b dehis contracted y anyone , after 6 p. m. Phone WY 2.3820 .: eTransferable When . ·, friends in Fl OCI'da, Radford and ercises of Southern Loca1 Hi gh he ordered bw'It at BaItamoJi,er than myself. Raymond! You Trade Cars modern kitchen, built-in oven Mrs. Carl Rairden, Unton Pearisburg, Va. School Saturday evening bang, northwest of ~tal. 5 27 Jlpl \\' . llolsinger. 5 28 3lp and range, 60 x 150. $12,000. Ave., Pomeroy. Ph. Wl! 2- Mr. Terry Pierce has returned ~ Harden's Markel on Rt. 124 ,. eGuaranteed 24 months SMAI..L FARM- I story frame 6266. 5 !Jl 3tc to the home ol his parents af1· 1': l .OfiO S&H Green Stamps Syracuse has on special Thurs· or 24,000 miles 5 rooms, pot~h, garage, barn, WANTED TO BUY Would like !< having been employed In : ..w·> By simply vlewmg the day, Friday and saturday, eMost Popular Unit 35 acres on Route 143, 8 miles to purcha- 4 bedroom qual~ Milwaukee for several months. t , wt Vacuum cleaner m 20 lb. potatoes $1.39, tomatoes \ f p $6500 00 .... ed to PLENTY OF LOTS FOR SALE your home. Phone WY 2-2821. 5 lb. basket 79c; 2 for 39c l In the U.S.A. AL~:'Rr o~erci;x SALESMAN ty home. Please sl11te price Mrsh, Etlll. Cusster r;t~ after ALL WITH PERPETUAL CARl! 5 28 30lc bread 5 loaves for 89c; 10 . ' and location of same. Write her orne m prmg te , $ 00 BOX 22t WY 2-31131 care of The Daily Sentinel, apending two weeks wltlt her T111S COMING Friday and Sal· Jbs. new red potatoes 93c; . 5 28 3l.p ,. · Ia th rries 45 c quart: milk I lnstolled Box 668 N. 5 21 6tc son and dau 0 Jter·m· w, e Straw. b e urday night, outside summer Rev. and Mrs. Earl Custer. d'mces start at Maplewood I in jug 43c 'h gallon plus de· Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. Blake of J.oke and will be held every posit, gallon Ice Milk 89c: '(,U.,Riw ~lo 'J Help Wanted Hocki, gport visited sunday with ChHhlre, 0. Sexton On Duty At All TlmH Friday mght throughout the Jo-Bo 'og loud, 12 cans $1.00: bis sister, Mrs. Ada Slack. care for the lru.t 150 years, and will b1 "Loving st..nmer. The Jays will EM· Bologna 3 lbs. $1.00 .Regular Pomeroy, 0. POMEROY _ One story frame BABY SITI'ER, 51> daya we~k. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Guintb- ,, -.. - - - - - - , llpellt a wetbnll wlllt Iter ,...... II llmiW 1J IIJC& IKI IIIOlf U~ Prill IIIIIIWIIaMI r ater ownen Who anfllblfnl to atatt'l clotlllklrcuH audience U TV to ltomet lflll1e to til-. ...... 1 Yenturt to pred1cl ltowtYtr 11 lor til the 11o' •• abo ' Fl~sl, late lut week, • Cillo w,.. ....,..le"" w.. ut lornio judp ruled lltat I IIIII lbo IlCht betnc tho filii of pro· voter VIII 011 Pay·TV - I IIIII feaalollll boain111 I mateer of atrongly prot!lo4ed II!' tllf. public lnlerllt, the 10011 burlhattr ownen - waa unCOIIIIIIU- en pack tho tllealn and ltoDal, thmbf probably tt111n1 lhell out qlln for lhe next 1 Dati-l prectdlnt. City !lihl VII Clotell efrcuU WI'l'hl!ll, only two ntahll aao, • evlllon. •Pl'·TV plum tbat tbl tllet!tr You may reoalllhatlfter the owners felt oo <GIIIptiiii!IIO lui Clay-LIIton pt.torethlr, about cltarllnlfor In !heir there were allo Wll'llllll• lhat Hllblflbmenta - tile C11.W. bGSinl had flnllhod ltlell of!, Clly-8otmy Lllton bla¥Jftltllt and lhat people would nevtr dwnPiolllblp fllbt - turned pey to ue them qlln. Laylllllt out to bt a I!Ut!o. '1'llo o\allldo lhat I am In Illicit IDitltn, I ebwH audlene• paid a prtllf balleve I wu 0111 ol. thole who prfct. concurred In !hue oplnons, and 'l'bost who nd•ed the 111.. in fact I did not 10 to tho theround fandqo, In wllleb ca.. ater this time. l mean, really, alus aliOWtd lhe fffloacy of non- what did anyo111 of ounse ex. viol.- and Llaton 1•n bll peel? The only lhinl lhat his defiant IIISWtr Ill thole wlto happened llnct lilt lest fight Is claim boX!nllll 1 bloody atfalr, that Liston Jot older. can view II Saturday 011 AJIC. But yon Cld!UI underslendl TV'I 'Wde World d. llpartt." tho pod bUrpm wtth llliCOllfo Thill II lltt footage lhat Wll 111011 lnoiJht. HI he• now cad allo of natUI'II lntenst Ill c... himself in the perfect role for siUI, who, when queried alter modem sucet11, the tntl-baro. the brief encounter u to pre- He knon (al do the blpotorl clely ho\11 ha ICOI'ad bit Jmock. who 1111 hll put-on of lbt out, uld he had bttttr look at aquarea, and u do tile net. lbt vidaG wpe. works who offer dally lnlulll to M lor the tb&ater pey·TV r• lltt aqUIII'II) that tilt aquare• ctlpta froiD lbt bout, thm may nsver tlrt of provlnl thtm s1a fll/tr tbll ~vQ. atl•et ~quare. He II confident oven bt a Ita' tblt 1J10UG1t peoplt would pay .!!!.,!.l'f' ,.....,. emte..... ..•• ......, ... wrn I THE G ' I 23 Vl: c;es:::· MASON •::r how to Brighten dull walls '"'" ••· ~ ... 1 s• ROCk pnngs sOCie,. ty N0tes 1' ! ' ........,, ........._.. .,.., __ ....... ..... ·... 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Newt 1:1111 Slcred linn 5:1111 Jim Meet Show 8:30 Sundown SertnUt 7:30 Sl&n Off UO Mefp ar, RJ'D lalau11fa: ~:25 ~'lUI lloWIII'I P'lll'lll 1:00 Sign 0a - Newa 6:30 CotlntrJ JambOree 1:110 Cotllllry Mule Tltlll 6:57 Wnther 1:21 Counlry Jambor" 7:110 National Ntlll 7 110 Protellal" Hour 7:111 Sportt 7:30 Sporb 7:111 BID MOler Show 7:35 Ltrry latlet'IOll Show 7:11 Plckm Hordwan Show 10:45 Wa Millie - Army (Ttletday·'l'llursdly) 11:00 Dairy VaU., 4r IJUIIOD'I 7:50 Ntw1 Top Ten Show 8:10 Daily Ueht 12:110 News 1:41 Baker Furniture !bow 12: 1~ MllllcJI InterlUde (Wed.-AUctlotl) Frl, lhaW) f~:30 The &.v. Merllo Teolt 9:00 Newa l:OO The Jlm Meet 81111 ,. , 7= BID Miner Srow uo Sundown Sertnad• · i: Coifte Witb Janet 7:30 Sip Oft 1100:~ ~~.~-~taliOIII . " ' - - • .... WJEH RADIO APIUL LOG 6URE, I:IHO Mlllical C1oc11 1:55 Community Nna 1:00 Talk ol ttie TOWD I:SS Maaota ColllliJ NIWI 10:00 Public Sarvtce SbOII 10:15 DaUy LlJbl 10:30 Latr:hatrtnc 11:00 World Newt 12:00 Community NtWI 12:20 S:VIDI BtllletiD Board 12:2$ Newi4Grams 12:30 A&rleulture Prorra111 12:U Country Go-Ralllld 1:51 New1 Beat 1' 00 Country Go-Rolllld ~ 2:55 New• Beat S:l!ll Mfd·Way Matlnee a:10 11:30 Republican Legilllturo 11:45 Walter Moeller ' -............ ~ . .,. , ~ .-- ..-~ .....- ---------·- ~.........- "''·"·"'~'"""''"-"~j;.".;_,_~t]~Q)ffl~!!..• I<HOI< '!HIM 'rn IIURVl\l5 I Local l Ohio Nelli Evans Bulletin Board Ntw..o.Gramt Gorden Club Saturday Matlnll Altemate laturdlya 1:16 NIWI Btll 1:00 Saturday Matinal 1:16 News lltat I: 00 Saturday Mlllnel 1:56 Nelli Btat 4:00 ll!Jern, Wltb Doll 4:30 Top Ten Revue 1:00 Saturday Now• &port 5:15 Dinner Music&Ia i:IO Community Cboirt 7:00 Off Tht Aft Snday 12:00 12:20 13:25 12:30 7:59 Sign On 8:00 The Singing Pr..ehor 1: II NtWI Report Clturdl af Cllrlll 8:110 MllllcJI inllll'lllda 10:30 r1n1 Btptllt Cllurcb 11:30 Cbildren'• Chapel 11:45 Sunday Nawt lptctal 12:00 News Repart 2:11 lilplseopal Church 1:00 Cllurch 01 Qod 1:30 Gotpel Call 1:00 Old Folts Hour 1:110 11110 Hit Parade I: 10 Newt llladllne• 3: :sa 11110 Hit Plll'adt 3:51 Ntwl 4: 110 110 Hit Parlldt 4:30 Newt Hllldllnea 4:3l 11110 Hit P&rldt f:GS News 5:110 Cll1 Qllnfllllltoll• . . 5: II 110 Hit Parlldl . 7:110 Off '1'111 Air uo liN CA•n lW AND BY 1HE WAY. .. " 11'S '!l!t.il 'tHAT PATIENTS UN!V ANEST1Jli£'1A 5~ '!HEll<. 5ECIST PK/R£5, - ...,,.., GOING TO &If /IIi fAAAJI. FIIOMMii. . '' "(lit, I Kf'kJW ALL TflOSf: OOOQES! I ~'ID U:l& M111lell lnttrlude 1:00 Btp 011 e:OIJ.II Musical Cia 7:00 Be SUU and Klulw 7:1J2.30 News 7:45 EGitoel 01 Jey 1:110 Ohio VallaJ N1111 11117nd30a)Sl':- n.. • - · Hour 3:16 Newt But . · .,. v» - ~»•, t:llll Dlsclna With Dou 10: Porlraill of a Patriot 7:55 News 4,30 lnttrcbanp 10:11 BID Miller Show 8.00 Baptlat I..l)'lll811'1 Hour 1:00 Community News 10:41 Mlaon Arr. l'rlm (Tuel.) 1:30 Sunday Bbow I:05 Mason County Newa 10:. hmlly Wor1blp (Thurs.) 1:30 The Bible Speab To You f!IO World • Nat'! Newt lll:fl' .U.c. l'rlfll (!'ell t:fl Sunday Show 1:30 lliiiHt Boultvllrd · ' lbltldl) (FI'Idaya) 10:00 The Goad Ufe 7:1111 ou 'l'bl Air ll:M NIWI ' 1£:15 ConariiiiDID'I lltporl 111111'1117 11:1» Tlny'l C4ttttl!7 JlliiCIIoa IUJ Sunday Show 1:00 Sip OD ll:fl TIDy't Cotmlr1 H)'lllll lUI Tha Quill Hour I:OIJ.!5 Musical C1oc11 Time 12:00 Ntn 7:00 Bt SIW 6 Know 12:00 ,Cement Blocll News 12:15 The Cbrlstlan't Hour 7:0'l-30 New1 12:10 Ga•aler'a Gueal Star (Frt) 12:3(; The Rev. Merllo Teell 7:30 Cltll • Chew b:IO Larry Andmoo lltow 1:011 1"'• Rev. H. G. llnart 7:4S r1n1 111p1tst Cllurcb S:,OO 41m Meet Show l:atl The Rev. 9flu Blllupa 8:00 Ohio Valley Newt 4:11 IIIHIIDar Auto Show ~:110 The Rev. Andrew Parsou 1:115-30 World Nen (Tuea-Titur.) 2:41 The Rev. Rlllcioe Tllol'tle 1:00 llfCb Scboollllt Pllnde Newa (Loell) Tbl lllfldiJ Sbowc.. 10:10 8oill • !tory Time t::iQ Jim !olaf& Sbott 1:30 Sundown Seremoda 10:!5 Tbe Goldao Key 5:!111 01 11:00 Democratje HJIIIIIIUI't 4,tt l1 HAROI.II GRAY - · -------- ... . ' '. ' A %1 I ... ,, ' .KING .a Ita Valley '.Lumwr LA ."&· 1 • AM r I ' I--I,,_('""I._ DAllY . ,...OSS'Yir\Rn ."'I\ n v "' .. I BLACK· J:'IED AN' PEACH al88L!R Ollolollor....__..,._ lill-lllflllltJ.III...t fllf &IIi t:a111 U.. :1 toor tbt - a.. -. -.. lettm, &pOlio I Jll •• tbt ......... - " ' 1111 _,.. . , •'' hlntl. Grovel Hill Cemetery 3 ROOMS New Furniture u:liow. wm .:V114 1110. AI:'I'DLBAAI:a Ill lo0.811'BioLOW ALL LOTS ON LEVEL GROUND forever" fEE the dance startmg at, cigarettes 25c pack. Open 11 part Permastone front, five Ltghl housekeepmg. Wrtte er and daughters, caryl and a p.m. 5 27 3tpl days a week including Decor· ! rooms 12 bedrooms), bath, care of The Dally Senbnel, Debb~ of Gallipolis spent sun-l~::;:;:::;:::;::;::;::;:;::;:~:;;::;:;:;:;:;::::':/ ,.. I~AL SCHEDULE for Port· alion. 5 27 3tc 'sEW1NG MACHINE - repair full basement gas furnace Box 668·D. Pomeroy. day with her parents, Mr. and I, land Methodist Charge: Fri- ' MEXICAN TOM,.TO plants for services all makes, WYZ.2284 healing, doubie garage, many 5 ~~0 _Ire Mrs. Luther Johnston. u ;~ y, 8:00 Morse Chapel, Rev. ( sale. W1lliam Holmes, Syra- The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. extras. Lot 7ox 100 on paved I u s. CiYII SoniCo hotol Howard K. Parker of MarletJames Early and Arthur St1tt. l cuse 5 26 tfc Authorized Singer Sales and street ~xcellenl location 1 M.e11 ..-.. n.•n 111 •aa ,,.,., .~~~" 1ua•, ta spent the weekend here with --to ~ • 5 4 30l · D · , Bllb PIJ Short llrMin *' ,..nnem... · Sunday 11 00 A M Sutton. TIRE SALE 750 x 14 Prestige .-~rv,ce. c $11.000.00. • rt·muond, ot Inn• .,peo Pnpar~ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her· Rev. Arthur Shtt. Sunday 7 30 Whitewall $20 95 , 800 x 14 • . I ;::~~· ·:~:~:.;''~oruJ•r::,;= bert Parker and attended his p m. Portland, Rev M. E. Prestige Whitewall $22 .95 . ~elgler BuihJtu~ "''IIJPI) I o r1MIDDLEPORT - One story 1•ton an Jolla. .alal'llll. ,..qo•rem1nt• 91.5 t Na-1lcy's graduation serDowson and Arthur Stitt. new Domes Built ln kitch. l frame 6 rooms bath mod- ~ Wrt'• +ndn lfl••n• aama addr•• 111 "., , er, . 5 26 3tc o:ew;~ ~~-noco, S ens, storm window11. alum ern kitchen, sm~ll ba;ement, t:~·" 1trvtce Bn• ..... oa::m•n~~ atJ R~c~~bbs and son ONLY 10' ' . - ·inurn aiding. CaU Guy Nell- new concrete front porcb, gas o.u, leDttaeL Pom•I'OJ· s. ac 1 AO.OODown lea....• MEXII CAwNuJ.~MA!IoTOimplantss foar GOOD USED refrigerator. Ph. lor, Racine, Ohio. heating. Lot 50 x 120, close Dori~, ohf Vlennant, W.MrVa.,andls C.uenlilll ,.,... sa e. es, yr • WY 2·6227. 5 2.'i 61p Legal Notice vlstlJng er pare s. · 12 29 tic to h 1 d stores can cuse. 5 26 tfc be ~.':!d.":to,ooo.oo. • , , Mr•. William Eichinge.·. Linda 10 HEAR IT ON WMPO - Llew· STRAWBERRIES? AUcnONEER LETART FAW - ON Rt' •·~~~~·~.":.~~~~.•uao and John, ellyn Thompson's "Lire and ' Complete Senlee 338 - 2 story frame, s.ll =~:::-;.:~uo•n• & ~:nu:r!._ Mr. and Mrs. Vernon BBJrtels!l Light" program, Monday thru See the Special Price Crlh Bradford roomo 13 bedrooms) bath " FURNITURE CO. . •heal! • ,.,.,. D• .,,,., ,. ,;. _ . , _ and Mlehae1 an d Joyce Lee L d k t forced b MASON, W. VA. Friday at 8:15 a. m. EST. on Freezers at an mar · Write, Protte or Contact asemen, atr ng, ooTtco 0 , o&Ll ClnclnnaU were wetokelld l ======:5:2.'i=t:f•: All Sizes Chest and A. c. BRADFORD enclosed front and back por· ::· ~~., •• 0 ,..,. ., - dul7 visitors of his parent1, Mr. Racine. Ohio ches, garage, workshop, 2.29 tuued Gut Gf Jh• C<~un. o1 eommoa ..,._ Emmett Bartels ; Upright in Stock li 1 tie acres level land. Located ~!:!'~,"~'j,.;o,.":'!'s.':l:;/l. ...~ ""~ Edna Sumtnerlteld Opon Mon..Sot. Til 9 PM -------one miJe from new Racine co. l(atntt .Jam•• D. Sayre. et al.. ·Ch , Is lsi""" NOTICE " punuant to • judplnt therein 1'1Jl• near ea. ~r v wue Karl Gneoer, Pbmtblqlllll Darn. ..,,750.00. ..........,., c ... No . 13.110 "' daughter and son·ln-law POMEROY Heating ABOLBXE~ WWY.~~!ALESMAWY • ~! ~ '!~ t~l:~~ :!r 0:: ro~~ and Mrs. Herbert Parbr and Jack W. Caney, My Office Will Be MinenvDle, Oldo """' ........w ......- hOUM tn eald Metp CoUDtJ. at PomM•n•oer Eod your sewer tralblel i 2S 3tc ero)'. ObtG, OD tbe 3nl 4a7 of JUlJ. Nancy. PHONE We have aD tlzel NOTICES :::~;' 1!~d~ ~doct!n!De~~.~.!:!~ Spending the weekend wltb WY 2·1181 Closed From _...__ GOSPEL ti t B I ,,,.,w~., ••~"""' Mr· and Mrs ' Richard Roush Sewer M. --··IUIIQ mee ng a earwa- Tho ~.ate ~tu11te an the Vtllap ot 17· KNAPP slioEs:-opecial offer Reasonable 118'low speaker Richard Pryor ,.,•••. MollO CouniJ. Ohio• and Mr. and Mrs. George . , ' Being Loti N~. to and n ln Buf. Sch eider were Mr and Mrs to June only, buy I pair can WY 2-2974 Day or Night from May 26 until June 4 ......... Addlllon lo ... VlU.t• .. n . . May 31 to June 7 regular price, get 2nd pair 7 28 tfc each evening at 8 p. m. Va- !fr;f:•u,e~':t~~n\:ot~• r:;:: William Due~, Dud,WelMrrtb,· cation Bible school 1 May 31 Recorder ot Melp coullt)'. OblG and Mn. Willuun 12.00 off. Write or call Ro• • Boecln1 the ••me real ..tate d..crlll- J and th da ht f DR. E. F. MAAG bert Hill, Elm Street, Racine. AIR CONDmONING Refrlger- unhl June ! eaclt mornmg, .. "' • """ ...,.,.,,. '" votuma r., ree ug ers o ~~~F,;'";;;,;;;;,;;~~~~ ..,...,...,...,...,...,.~5~1=-9~I;;2t~p J alion service. Jack's Refrlg· 10 a. m. 6 26 31p ~"!:.::.~" m, lfoJao CowotJ .... man and Mr. and Mrs. Wal11181 eration, New Haven, Phone - - - - - - - - - - - ' The above ctncriiMd na1 •LaM Brubaker and two children "'-l i PMUBll..E lllsnrance been bu no 1 tr.e' aumber. It 11 the 11rM W •- orth ALFALFA WEEVI L TU 2-3537. 4 •v tle • __._....a... bou• .outh .,. u.. J~tton o1 liLt!). I~»W • 7 can<ellod l..ost yoor opera M&M CONTROLS ltv.,.,_ """' "''"' •nd ...... """' to Mr. and Mrs. Donald VanlaD· Call my •thfl Vmaae or S)'ratuu, Ohio, on "'•• -L- •• lor 'l ti-"-T ~'"' .._ MalathiliJl .. Metnox<:hlur llrll HEATING, Plambla£ MaeDer eut al.- of Cllw'eh Street. u iJ geo and family of ColWIWUI 1 euu, t.ov · r•commf'_nded rar oontrnll· Faruacea. Arnold Brodten, ·RIDING HORSE fo.r sale. Black uae,,_ ,hl,'"c•u",.-,•• ~ ,,.•' ,',. . . .-,...,· were weekend guests of her 1\111,._ tnt: A.lblfll WeevU. ~o nomlcal ...,., -1 rFREE - Pulpwood fOl the Unlcn Alla\fa Weevil Sprll}' con· 118 East MaiD Streel, Pom.- and white geldmg, & years on the eut elde o1 Ch\U'Cb SU.d ent&, Mr. and Mn. Oril Hubculling, Phone Wf ~2171. taln• both. M11y oe applied up to eroy. Phone WY 2-2448. old. V1ry gentle. Call 985-2403 ~.'::. ~:!~ oJ &yrHuee, KIJD bard and famiJy. 5 24 6tp 7 days before hervut. no rHld,u·• 7 20 Lfc or see ~odney E. Gaul, Ches- .. ~ .:P:1=00~alu.e ., elkl ruJ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ~lck II pl:r . Olvu very JoOd tnntrol of " -- - - - - - - - ter, OhiO. 5 2G 3tc Tennt of 8lle: Caab Oil • . , . , of Colwnbus visited with In milk. Low 1ollit'ity, euy to ap. II aale. . lnsuran~ CURTISS BREEDING . tlobel1 c. Rartaabaeh. wenta. Mr. elk.. Mn. James Sale or Trade --;-;'- dutrueUW~•• lilrvae stage,••IIBtlJHJup Service, Sheriff Gl Melp Count, Qui k 3 1 - - -- -- . to wee..... A so contro .. •P .. • · AUTOMOBILE Insurance been I '"- ~o~~ . 'f'cl I Altorney: HalUGay • Slleet.a c . 1'':9 PLYMOUTH Fury, 4 dr. buJJ, other lorBR'I! lnmts. LAND· or ~ ~ot Ill arti .I ~ (I) as:(.() .. n. II. JD, Me Mr. Alfred Hendrlcks of Parll· ll c.;ood running condition. Olin• MARK. Mel<• county Farm Bu· cancelled? Lost yow: opera- breed.mg .. 180 of the Nations eraburg visited his mother, t St M w ru.u Cooperative Auoc\al!on to ' II nse Call WY • ~· I ad mak th lr Ml'll. ll II'oIf e, r •ner ., ason, . J:ut Main Street, Pomtroy. rs ce : ""'""" e mg mes. e e !Maggie Hurd. 615U vn. 5 zs 6tp 1 .,...,..,..,..,..,..,..,~ 1 _c borne at Curttss. For service, Alice Flanagau and Kathy M • M co•••ou ::-I'H:-:-I:::lTO:::--:Cop:-ym-a-=9et=vr=ce.-eop.;;:: Call Leland Parker, Pomeroy, Young of Parkeraburg and Del· For Rent MalatblonAL:AL~!h:~:~!L ar. top. e made of .... papen. OhiO, WY 2"2264 0~ Albert Ia Starkey of Columbus were FU RNISHED apartment • 5- <eoomm••••• '" ooni<Olllne Alf· bl~ ~rds and -·-~ any Parker, Cheater, OhiO, 1111$Sund .. ~ 0 f n.una ·- Grace all Wee vtl . l!;conomtcal Unit'C A.lf· I w '"""'"' a.Q.UIIll' 3415 5 19 "I ay 1~!1 roo ms and bath, newly reno- ana W'eevtl Spray contain~ bat h. other documentl. · u P ·d 2 d Sl th F 1.. Ma, M lppll~ up t(l , dan bdor. OUer. Mrs. St,arkey WSI aeV:1 t (: . n . over e au- harvnt, RG rttldue. in milk. Lo... Reuter lalllnllef:, PomerGJ nil . .._ ., ...,;t T lor oompnnled here by her mother ric Shop. SALE: Fine pony: Come Rev. a . =e. ..,... er ay . • 5 28 lfc ,.,1,,... ,,., .., "'~ · 01"., ' " " 1 f tl< FOR _ __ _ r<Jod ,;,ntrol .,, destructive l•n~e BQd see. Mason 173-5923. and daughter Linda recently- vis-- Mary M. Diddle who had FARM HOUSE, 6 rooms, city ~~~n.-t'io~aa:,tt~b!:,,3 o7h":~· to~.~: GUARANTEED. renewable for 7-s.30t~~: :ted with .her. parent$, Mr. and 1Hed. with ~er daughter for two .__....,....,.,.,..,..'!'!":~ · gas. good condition, water I,M...... LANDMARK. MOllO """""' life b..pttalizatiOII. 1aaued Mrs Amor>Lopnard. . weeks. She a!S<. visited Mr. fiystem, garden and pasture ~~;:n- s::·~~':S~!:v;om~'!~.ta- at all ages. Phone WY 2-Rl86. Or. Melvin £. Doerr, Vetef1D. 1 M·i- Ruih Aqn Bailey and eo.. ar.d· Mrs . .Dtck· 'itarket and . . · included, Syracuse, WY 2· FOR THE FINEsT selectionof 2 11 tie Brian. tarae and amaU antmalll worker, ·.MJas Connie Crooks of daughter In Wooster. · • . 2297. 5 27 3tp flowers for Decoration Day 17J1 Washington Sl., Ra- Columbul visited aver the Mis• ·St>phan•e Winebrenner •: WY J.:Z:tll9 FOU ROOM furnished - apart. slop at Clifrs Shoe Repair: Employment W1nted wood, W. Va. PI!One m-4271 weekend wit~ Ruth Ann's pa~- ~ is home for the summe, v~~·· ' t ·:-:·. ' ment, downs!llirs. WY 2-3658. Middleport, Ohio. BABY SITTING. Phone WY 2- Office - . . Dall1 f to 1 p. enta, ~r.a jt~ Mrs, Wllbur Bat· tlorl from Columbus auslness 1923 $. 3rd A'!'•. ··" 1 17 tlo 6 18 Utp 2044. 1 21 Sic IlL 1 21 lfe ley, icltool wltb ·lllr ~II, ' Mr. ·,;;;,,;,:j,.;,.,;,;o,:;i;j,;,;._....;p...,.;ooii~~..,ii::..ll.;;ol.i\.;iJ eoaat 111 eoaat 011 cloltdoclrcu!l video. After aU, It WUII'I bl who IWaoned. • DAJL'f ClR'11"110qtJC·- R I , __,,_,"" o.,/ta. HAlliN' fER 5UI'PIR f /; CEMETERY LOTS Blaettnar's lar-in·lllf, Mrl. Jot IUU, fltrm. J'loyd Norrll and Roaer Ralllb. or local rtlklllll, Wlto Wll !Do A Wiener roatl WIS IIIJoyad jilted ID an automobUa accldtlll Mra. Bob Adama, Mr. and Is confltltd to Saulhalda biJI. Mn. Erwin GIOeclmer, and Mn. Junior Wlnel. Roblnlon Edward Moran llarSally Pearsot1 of Collltnbtll bert Ro~ Stevt Norris' Mrt Grad Cr .' and 'K 1~ ID hopu of Alilll him lolt p YpoCi'::' ~and DU•Jnb.l .... I 34Q. ,, ,,,, ·• • liOU.YWOOD (tll'l)-lmq• lfiii'OICh ollhe llldltono and Word was received II!' Mr. Hlrberl Rouah 1111'1 llolhllettl ~~=:::j:Z":l~tii~iiiil r:;~~)(~~~~[f;~ a lbe ~lloa lltat tile llld Wednllday tb1t he would ad Mra. DIIIU HIU of tho to a surpr!Je birthday party ali, WloiAT FRIED t::=~~!.' lui wetll hu hr01J8ht to tile- try 10 110p Pl)'llllllll of the lllll'fiiWI cottdltloa of their lfl. tho formers home In bonor of AAI Wf &MASHED ~-· 1 - - - - - - - Mr. ADd Mn. ROJ PIIIIOII J . Mr. 111111 MJ'I, lllrl lloblniOII ltfd 1111)' 1111'1 NCOJII SUDdly NFL:>. A Clllforala lllle lqillaiDr and Mabol RllblniOio tpoDI Sllflo 1UtN Of Ill'. and Mrt. Orrwlll' WJI not lllljlrllll4 With !be day wltb Ill', and Mrl. Pa SUer Jr. lllld fam1I1 allloroll. illullaey ar tmm-IJ bumane 8hleldl ol BalllAtlirl. Mra. J'loyd Norrll lllld Mn. -"'---/t/11 {lu/ft AIR CONDITIONIN Apple Grove ::· 11r. IJld * IIOJ Society Notes wltb ro:·:~~~ Kta. lllllor WbMI. r~ ' ., I" ' ' ' �' . ' I • •. ' .. -.).•, ·:ti-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 28, 1965 - ON THIS MEMORIAL DAY.•• l ' ,. • 1 entttl e • ., ,, I • l' ... mav we all join in honoring those ~ ho gave their lives in our country's service. "For glory lighl5 the soldier's t"!fnb, And beauty weeps the brave." . '' •t ··: _._.~ L Killed by Mistake lu the -joJ<fb R.adnJiJII Drake MOSCOW IUPII-The govern· ment organ Izvestia charged today that two American diplomats run a spy netw1rk in the U.S. Embassy here. -WORLD SAIGON (UPI) - A U. S. Marine sergeant. Will aedo dentally kiUed by "friendly forees" and 15 other Marlnl!l we1·e wounded by the Communists in scattered elashl!l during the past 24 hours, it was announced here. The Marmes killed at least six Red guerillas and npo lured one in a clash at Chu Lai that was the heaviest fighting of the day. --------UP! correspondent Joe Gallo- .way reported from D a Nang, constructing 1 jet landlnc field, 385 miles northeast of Saigon, Near the Da Nang air baet, that the Marine sergeant was a Marine was wounded in tho killed while checkmg company thigh by Communtst snJperJ pos1lions around Chu Lai, 55 aboot 3:30 a.m. Friday. He was miles south of Da Nang. reported In good condition. According to a Marine Another Marine suffered muJ. spokesman, the sergeant was tiple sunshot wounds In IIIe chtn, accidentally shol in the chest, chest, right shoulder and left apparently by his own men. The ann m an uchange of flrt with spokesman sa1d the wound had Viet Cong snipers near Chu Lai. been "mlhcted by friendly A third was alightly wounded forces " in the right shoulder by sniper The sergeant was a member fJTe near Cbu Lsi. ol the Marme baltabon sla- The Marine spokesman said honed al Chu Lai Beach to , most of the 10 Marines wound· prolect Nav) Seabees who are ed in the major cli!h at Chu La! were hit by Communist grenades. Two other Marines were hurt near tbe Da Nang base, one by a land mine and lhe other bv • booby trap. Fragmentary reports reaching Oa Nang late Friday indicated · S the Reds "decimated" a govem1 ment force In Quang Tin Prov· By United Press International I ince A u.S. rniltlary spokes· Ternperaturos pI u n g ed to I man said he could offer no est!. near record lows in much or mates of casualties. lhe M1dwest early today . as Another governmenl unit In wmter-llke cold frosted the f1rst Long An Province took a bea~ day of the Memor1al Day week· ing early Friday when gver. end rillas overran an outpost lS Frost and freenng lernpera· m•les southwest af Sa~gon No lures spread from Iowa and casually ligures were imrnedl· the upper Great Lakes to the ately available. upper Mississippi Valley. Read-1 ----- WASIDNGTON - THE AD- In a weekly supplement, ministration and a maritime "The Week," lzveSJta 1dentif1ed labor leader were m reluctant the two men as Poht•cal Offl. agreement today that a crip- cer Malcolm Toon and his depphng sh1pp1ng str1ke next uly, Second Secrolary Allan Lomonth was "almost mevitable gan. and at least likely." Toon is due lo leave Moscow 1 Labor Secretary W Willard on a rouhne transfer w1thm the Wirtz and Paul Hall, president next month Observers here beof the Seafarers International Jieve Logan may be expelled Umon SIU predicted at the from Russm umon's convention Friday that the natmn was headed for a Logan s!Jll has one year be- , natiOnwide walkout June t5. fore his tour of duty ends This bank will not transact any business on the holiday, I Monday, May 31st. I Your Savings Earn 4% Interest when contracts of moe seafar- POMEROY mg umons run out. descr1bed the article as "a highly scurrilous p1ece .. • a NEW YORK - DEI\IOCRA· complele !abrJcahon " tic Mayor Robert F. Wagner [ has dropped a poht1cal bomb- Toon IS the third-rankmg of· shell by declaring he may not ficml m the U S Embassy run as expected for an unMhere. precedented fourth term I Informed souo·ces sa1d the ar· It has been taken for granted t1cle was msp1red by a recent that the mayor would seek a 1 Amencan maga:ane report new four-year lease on c1ty (Stewart Alsop m the Saturday ball and voters were rehshmg Evemng Post) on Sov1et espionlhe prospect of the mosl excll· age achvlty m the United mg mayoralty contest m two States decades Izvestia denouneed ''Certain American JOurnalists who spec· RIVERSIDE, CALIF. _ A iahze m articles malign"!g SomediCal team moved mto River- VJet diplomats m Washmgton NATIONAL BANK Sen ing \le1g' County for over 93 years RUTLAND POMEROY ~It A us Embassy spokesman mlie1 Federal Reserve System Mrm her F<•IIPI al Deposit Insurance CorporatiOn Side today to alternpt to fmd the cause of a flu-hke aliment which has hi I al least t,OOO persons. County health director Dr Everett Stone said at least 1,000 person•, mostly children, have been affected "and there may be several thousand more a~dl N~~ Yor\' h If , it I TOUR STATE HOUSE-State Senator Oakley C. Collins (R-Ironton) and State Representative Ralph Welker "t~ P~ S aE l:ar, , (R·Pomeroy) were hosts Tuesday to 36 eighth grade pupils from Bradbury Elementary and Salisbury schools m Mos~ow ~as been ~vol~[d ~ ' Middleport, on a sight-seemg tour of Ol<io's historic State House Accom~anymg the g~oup of pupils were: Ed said n so-callr secret 0 erallons "American di !~mats from the rank of atta~he to counsel· or are engaged 10 these secret operations. cases " Mrs, Collins, 75 CJaimed , On Fnday /'VV'v-./\ f'lv\J'VI'\!'v'V'(1/IJ LOOK AT THIS REMARkABLE VALUE v 13.7CU. Fl. 1 1 earthq~ake. . Officials estunated PHILCO ICE CUBE TRAY ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY - and"THE CURSE OF THE LIVING CORPSE" Open Saturday Night Until 9 p.m. COM[ IN I j PHILCO ~ • ~ RITRIGERA IORS : SHOP I l 1 • AIR CONDITIONERS : RANGES l -COMPARE! . w~~ o1 any Phllco Rtlrlprator durln&lhla "Camlwll of Cold". CUio and o<ddly, fullydrmod In ltlrad1vt furry eskimo costunw. • !V Stop In the store - 1 Pom&roy, Ohio (Harry Miller) Pomeroy SUN., MON. and TUES. May 30-June 1 "STRANGE BEDFELLOWS" <TPchmcolor) Rock Hudson. Gina l.,oUobrl WY2·3635 Meet your friends at Elberfelds. excetlent selection of mens and boys socks TONIGHT & SATURDAY "KISSES FOR MY PRESIDENT" F'rcd MacMurra}, Polly Bm gen, Arlenp Dahl. J£dward Andr ~ws Ell Wallach "SING AND SWING" Oav1d Hemmm gs, Joan New Telephone: boys summer sport shirts - G!g tbt the ftne group of mens ami summer trousers - Complete selection of Hanes Underwear for men and boys. You'll also want to take advantage o( the special sale of Summer Porch and Lawn Furniture Electric Fans - ell. Hemz & ,l('nmfer Moos. ilda1 Judo . Be sure to see All merchandise is arranged for your easy selection - Plainly marked you with your shopping, Capable salespeople to help f. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ., 1 "!"_ _ _....::,;·~··.;.·',..'..~.. , .... .... 1... • - · ~ - .... . ....... . .,_ _'w"•r& 44 ~JIIIIii4 WiJ1&l"·~·Y**Iif.O:.IflttZI\l11 t 0' ---.._ _ .. M .fl' 111- 1 ~ 0 0 M"'C" I 'iii'""" l • • Get Trrumng ,• • J d, Mrs. Collins was a member I Cha t 255 f Harr' ·n tron: Furniture for every room in your home - You'lllike shopping at Elberfelds - ~ Young, Edward Air Conditioners - Porch Rugs - ..,,i' 1.,.,_,__,. . . _..... - -· -.-·-~ - ---·,- . . ,. _... ~.... Of er Informal Meet . .· Horse u !flOg New Leader -- -- -- . o- Mason Mayor Issues Publi'c Statement Concernt·ng Funds :.,.ben':a CJaiDte , dat 67 dornmantly Amencan pea"" Lulu J Jacks. 67. of Rt I force whiCh is mamtainmg or- Langsville, passed away at ~aster.\' ~tar ~ge, =~ 4-H advisors der m lh" divided city. tor's Hospital in Columbuo Fri· of Spencer Methodist Chapel ol MeigS County th M i The BraZJhan general be- day after an Iiiness of Hewett W Va and club memberids of le h e glsl came commander because hJS month • · · 4-H Pleasure R ers c u WI sumvmg are three It Is requested that members · · · 4H countrv IS contributing th e of Eastern star Lodge meet at :r::rll~~pa~mg lr~ni · at MASON- Dayton C. Raynes. I "Rumors are bring cJrculat- largest port10n of the 1.200 Lat- ters, MarJorle Knolls and the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Bob E.}.nff F~m Ri':,'l mayor of Mason, today ISSued led m the town of Mason that m Amer1can troops serving ces Harless, Langsville Rt. ' horne this everung for Eastern J a letter denymg rumors that mo- thiS money " not available to 1 with the peace force 1and Ed1th Walker, 5 Star semcea. on Wle ' ney collected under the pohce the fire departmenl so m or- Lt. Gen Bruce Palmer Jr., four sons. Charles Jacks, AUSTIN, TEX. - PRESI· Friel)ds may call up tD 8 30 The program will start at and fire protection ordinance " 'der to set Ihe record straight, I commander of the 19,21!11 u S. !orville, ClaJr Jacks, Rt. dent Johnson will hold a foz. p rn. this evening when the A.M., EST, and be over by not bemg made av31lable to the I am send1ng .-opy ol th~s Marines and paratroopers sta· Langsville and Ronald and John mal news conference, open to body Will he taken to Hewett p m. Each pers_on attendmg town f1re department. letter to the newspapers m thiS tioned here, nornmally w111 be Jacks, both of "live" nationWide lelevision, 4 W, Va. tD the horne af he; to bring his sack lunch. area for publication·· Alvim's deputy It Is expected, three SISter! , Mary prn., next Tuesday, the While daughter, Kathleen Ball, where Club leaders of the Mayor ~ynes h~s sent a It was pomted out by Village however, that Palmer wltl ex- eray, VIola Rumf1e!d, House llJillOUJlCed Friday. friends may call.Funeral ser- Pleasure Riders Club are commumcallon to Bhss Wilson. off~tlals that the ordmance of l!l'cise effective tact1cal control port Rt 1, Ruth Blosser, MidII will he the first meeting ol vices will be Mondsy at 2 p.m. WilHam B. DoWnie, and ch!ef 01 the Mason Volun- 25 cents per month Imposed on of the force dleport, three brothers, Job this type with the press since at the Spencer Methodist Olapo Gladys Marean. Junior leader leer ~~toe department, In an of the town is wholly The Organization of Amerl· Migh~ Fliirborn, 0., AprU, el wtth burial ln Side Hllt .hickle Jone.s. Bob set IIIe pohce and fire protechon to can States IOAS), which otok Might Middleport Rt. I cemetery, Carpenter will he the the reSidents of Mason. control of the Cenlral lllmk Lorando Might, Middleport, and WASHINGTON- A FEDERfor the day. He will be The letter, In pari, reads: Mason V1llage Government here, Friday announced thet tt 25 tll'a"'lchlld~n. a! report disclosed today that lWotD 1'ou fliiOID by Ivan Archer, Area Thla letter Is to advise sa1d radio equipment will pay more than $5 million Funeral se':"~ees will he held more than ball !be peraons put WileD lh Gregorlu altadar Agent, t.H. as of May 16, prolecl!on and the fire in u. s funds to Dominican go at IIIe Martin Funeral home to death leeally Ill the United Wll edopted by Gftat lll'lllln volunteer fire Is supphed through ernment employes on their reg- Monday at 2 p.rn with Rev. States during IIIe 'past 36 )'eartl aDd ... Amtrlcaa colonleo It! Vatenu Memert.l H111pUal has available for raiSed by the Ordinance ular payday today. Herbert Grimm officiating. bave been negroes. 170 11 diJI were ellmtaated ADMISSIONS - Oleryl a tAltal of fl,l9.72. as well as 24 hour telephone ser· The payment was regarded Ia! wUl be in the Miles eemeAlthough Negroes make up W.tory with Seplember 2 ell, Racine; Opal · "This figure represents VIce at c1ty halt. The telephone as a step toward restoring the tery. Friends will be received only about l2 per cent of the bolD& lolJowtd by September lt. land; Rhogean coUeclell from the service, VIllage officials said, economic life of Santo Domin- at IIIe funeral borne at 7 p.m. populatioo, the report by the eroy; Arthur under the pollee required to keep insurance go to something like normal. today. Burettu ol. Prisons said they MAN sENmNCED Frtll)Ce8 liJ\I'elsoD. fire ofl!lntutCe. from increasing. OAS Secretary General Joee comprlled 113.1 per cetit ot IIIe William Grant Estep, 20, Ma- DISCIIAR(lf.S In . this fliin )i II was also pointed out that .A !Mora and U.S. Embassy FINED '" ClOSTtl t prisoners ezecutetl by ciYll au- son w. Va. was sentenced to Deem, Vle~ma, jV. Va.; aet In• lite · salary of Mason police Chief spokesman John Bushnell !Did Zilpba Plr!IOD!, a. Rt. ' • lhorlttet from 11130 throuah six' months In the Clnelnnall Hawthorne, Bottom, Taylor totals f200 a month, a news conference Friday tbal Cheshire was lllle4 tiO llld ' . workho!P by mnnoou pleas f50 per month for supervl- the govemment's AprU payroll iD · Mldtlleport Mayor J:fP<r<lllte4 1,849 exeC~~- court Judge Jblm C. Jlacou B'rli of state workers, and ho will he used eo a basis for 'pre- Smith's court Fridlly on a Negt:oes, 1,7.S day on a llatDtory ol!ense. Flvt not receive compen- parJiW check for the Mq aplOdlDc charp llld Chlriel periiJilS llld ~ cl other months of the sentence wu Mr. and directly through the ordi- pay of 701000 govenment em- lonsworth, 17, MlildiiiPOI'\, ~ ' · ' Pomeroy, 1 11011. a• hat bien eh•....t. "'"""' 111r.lnrfulo ln-. ..,.. COISil; ~tlol1• ' ~ ·' , ' 250 men killed Friday when the bl~st rocked the big DhorJ coal rnme northeast of Calcutta. Know!· · · 'd dg bl e ea • mmmg sources sal there may be as many as 375 rnmers dead. Eight bodies were recovered Fr1dsy, EASY· TO -USE DOLL ,_m wllhtht purthaM Or Arrives in SanlO Domingo L } J ks is "H M mbe tO % bus~el While titamum porcela1n ennnel mter•or. ........... , .. ,,.,!'''''u•••••••• I 1 Prices Start At Associated Radio and ~~b~~~~y~~~ya~~~~~:t~~- Fu.s.AnP~tSBes h . width poreetam enamel C11sp~rhor ds Yll CAll AFFDIB TO Mill I Rece1've D.tpI Seni·or~ 0: fros11n1 m r~fr ' l~ratoc sechon or lruZtr lttbon Ph1lco Darry 81r d~r w•th butler bt!per, en tray r uH FREE 34" ESKIMO 4;9 MUS 1 I SIIARATE NO FROST FREEZER HOlDS 93 lhs UDiell flods , No do· VALUES .. PRICES Bartels, prmci~al, Genevieve Burdette ; George _Wagner, Betty Weyersmlller; Mrs. Dwight Logan. Robert Mor· ris, teacher; Edith Forrest, teacher, and Velma D!II. prmc1pal. Shown m the front row of the photograph. taken on the state House steps, m the front row I Left to Right) are· State Representative _Ralph Welker . Ed Bartels, school prin~ipal; Genevieve Burdette, George Wagner;_ Betty We>ersm!ller Mrs Dwight Logan, Robert Morns, teacher; Edith Forrest, teacher; Velma Dill, school prm clp,l; and State Sen Oakley Colhns SANTA MONICA, CALIF. o m a s iM1ch. Actress Linda Darnell I e r t I her estate, valued at less than ' It was 36 Friday In Min· $10,000 to her 17-year-old daugh neapolis and St Paul, Minn., • ter, Charlotte Mildred Marley, 'The lesson of humility and their responSibility of rearmg !Prorn." and · Gradualion Day" er. N~rsa Frosl . Charles Ger· the lowest for the date smce 1 It was rovealed Friday its Importance In achievmg the youth seriously . ' Follo~lliji the class address ard. Charlotte Glaze, Ell en I947. A few snowflakes feU for : Miss Darnell's w1ll was flied status of a human being." was The speaker was mlroduced 1Mr L. II McComas, Supenn· Hawley, Scherryl Hicks, Bar- the first l•me thiS late in for Probate Fnday and revealed Elizabeth M Collins, Broad· the theme of the commence· by M1chl Lloyd, preSident of tendent of Schools,. presented bara Hoffner , Norman Hum- spr1ng. WASHINGTON (UP!_ The that although the 43yearold ac· way Street Middleport died at ment address given by Wli· the class. dlplomas lo the sen<ors as~JStj rhr~y'K Jrtf J:;:es, IUJohn'!l:,n, Th f ' h h tt United States planned today to tress's many successful movies noon on ~!day at the Veterans ham M Balson of Columbus The band la ed the roces-•ed by Mr. Russell, high sc oo m a au , o er ng, re na ions Ig es e:pera· conhnue Jts campaign to permade millions of dollars, her Memorial hospital at the age to the 49 graduating semors ol siunal ·Porn; y and C~rcum- 1 prmclpal Mr McComa~ Icon· ~n Le•l~ ~<eh~ Ll~yd, i;'m'"ft ~=r~~~ly ~!~Y was at [ suade reluctant Latin Amencaa est ale was under $IO 000 of 75 Middleport High School Fr<day' ,.. b El d th d gralulated Marlha Nlc o son, yons, a sy an ey, arre , . allies to take decisive stepo tD • Mrs Collins was horn in Rush, evemng m the school auditOr· ::~~~~ 0 / Mr g:;u~,:'rRu:sel:-l lst rankmg g1rl and M;~e ~loyd ~~t~e~ Judith MM7;e, NRo~e[ Ram and thundershowers solve the political crisis tn the 1 ~ 0 ' spaltered lhe Southeast today Dominican Repubttc and wort TOKYO -RE ocmNA TO Ky , and was preceded m ium. as the semors entered ·1 h ~ highest rankmg boy e ~ne· ell R or~\ ar 1 day flatly rejected Soviet calls death by her parents, Mr. and I M Balso ho 1 istant stage The Sl!hool colors of red diCtion was gJvcn by ~ e;. ~~~· R ay ~c e~s, "~ aid1 w1th heavy rainfall in southern on long range plans to police 0~ Texas and along lhe Gull Coast the hemisphere. lor mternat1onal Cornmumst un death by her parerits, Mr. and t ~ chan, w 1' t~" Oh' and ~hlte formed a background Donald H<cks followed Y t ~ ~ ' hog;~ ouss • ity to win the war m V<et Nam Mrs. Fred Simpson and her ; the Co lf~~n o ke fro~ for the ceremonies Baskets of school song The Orange an ou~ ' Ierr~ ~~~t"n~ n· 'n d southeastern seaboard. Secretary of Slate Dean Rust Referring to former Prel!Uer husband, Edward Samuel Col· ou aJ numss.on, spo eth d red and •t 'ute llow~rs and pot lhe Black" played as lhe sen- nRie pensgelr, Ravbl rt epS enson, Beaufort. S.C., measured near- met "informally" with del-• h . 1 person experiences WI eoger ties, o e wanson. 1 1'!. h . .. N k. S Kh 10rs left Ihe slage I Ita . ruse ev s succes- <ns. I t th d th bas c ted ferns decorated the stage Ch C T f d D V Iy me es o1 ram 1n su: bon chiefs of the Organl2atlon sors In the Kremlm it declared Surviving are seven sons and mquen you an e I Other cl<~~s oHtrers are ar- onme ea or ' lane an hours of Am S (OAS Frithat "time will reje~t thts hand- four daughters, Ruben and Har- cause for .the1~ drop-out from The mvocat1on was g1ven by les Archer, vJce presJdent, Ju. Coone>'· Jerry. Van Inwagen, .encan tates lui a! t hes" old of Middleport David a! school and mab1hty to meet soc· the Rev Howard Ruppel!. The dilh Moore secretary. Joy Dav1d VJoakhJa, Mary Wal· Parts of the East and Pacific day mght. He found Httle IIQ>o Tbe ~~~:tc statement in the Sophia, W, Va, Edward, Ches· 1al pressures. seruor class chorus presented Boggs. Tre~surcr, and Jerry I burn, Alan Wallace, Bruce Wal. Northwesl were covered with ~~:; ~':e~~~~:s U~: virtually continuous stream of apeake, W. Va., Russell, Santa He cited the great need for two vocal numbers, ''Give Me DaviS, execuuve oJilcer The , lace, Richard W1lson. clouds but sunny sk1es blanket· !tel create lhree-natlcm com antl·RUssl8n rhetoric from Pe- Marie, Calif., Damon, Kingston, education of youth <n the face I ,Your Tired, Your ,Poor" and class flowe;, was the rose and ed most of the natmn mltiee to ga1to Santo Domiqo king came in the form of a 10, North C8rolma, and Parker of of many changes that have oc· Born To Be Free, under the llhe motto, We !rave reached I A wind and rainslorm forced to help work out • poHticaJ IJOO.word speech by Peng Chen, South Charleston, W. Va, dau- curred in our way of livmg and directiOn of Mrs. Dorothy Lac- the. shore, the ocean lles before postponemenl yesterday of the conq>romise there. mayor of the Chinese Commu· ghters, Kathleen Ball, Hewett, stressed the high school diplo- ey, With Margery HarriS ac- us . frrst round of the Babe Zahar- The United Slate planned, 1 nist capital. W. Va., Miss Chloe Hanna Col· rna as the first hurdle of life. compam~t. Joy Boggs narrat- Members of lh; class _are <as Women's goU tournament neverllleless, to press thlo Idea hns, Hartford, Conn, Mrs Zona He also urged parents to take ed the frrst number. I Charlr_, Archer, Chmune Bahr, at Beaumont Tex anoth "info I" . CALCUTTA, INDIA, -TIDCK stanley, Columbus and Mrs. - - - - - The band playod a seleclion Joy Boggs. Susanne Bradbury, ' · :!1 OAS .IMSSIOD columns of smoke and Ruth Jones of Dayton, twenty entitled, "AmerJcan Youth Con-1M1ch"el Br•llon. Sandra Bunce. !so tryJnc tD ~ 11 flame today delayed rescue op. graadchildren and su:teen great· 'te rS certo" by Ward w1th the therne 1Dav1d Case", Anna (rmer, Dl· U U aC sup~ f;•;.,.esident Jabnt1011~: erations for hundreds of coal grandchildren, one brother, Fred of school reflections mcludmg l anna L)nn C"'well, Jerry DaSANTO OOMINGO CUP!for tantlb tnle 1 miners feared trapped or killed two sisters, Arzona Shelton, the Ice 'Cream Shop." Ex- VIS, Earl DeWees, Glona Fet- Brazll<an Gen. Hugo Panasco ' ~roposa ~. ~ ~ by an underground explosion 80 Peach Creek, w. Va. and Mrs. ID arnm~~~~~lues," "Semor i iY, -~~eryl F'lfe, Martha Fowl- AlvJm amves today to take tmerlca~ pe laal p'"t~': powerful some l!Ustook it for an ::ansu:!: Portsmouth, OhiO, formal command of the pre· !u: ~ the "::e ~ PHILCO 0 FROST REFRIGERATOR Temperatures Plunge to Near Record Low erupt: In the Dominican Republic • month ago. Braztlian Forelp Minister Vasco Leitao da CUnha whooe country hu oonlributed 'most of the Latin Americaa r....,. IIOW m Santo Domln&o, wu one of tht few to endorte tilt two American prosrarns · Claimed OD Frid 2 Mrs. Waldo J. llarte ol died Friday mom alter a tong Ulneaa. ittclude her huabantl llartelJ, tllree tlaughen, Shirley ftllu, MJ:I· Mabel Bowman and Mn. Marion Bart> ~rt, six IP'Itndchlldmt llld I siSter, Mrs. Herman ICarrltl Bartell. Funeral servlceun tema~~.. ly set lor ~-- · Rev. esd Mrs. Bartels realdell In Pomeroy for !Ieveii yem where be IIIIMll • puiAr al the Fedntetl eburdl Ulllll Ill In Ill)' lill � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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