https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e994e5c9d54ea5a18dfae819ba6f1d70.pdf 5fa706b73128833ff8be3820624d5162 PDF Text Text ,I ' Joint Picnic Is Enjoyed by Church Groups at y lheoted To The lnure.t. 01 Tit. VOL XVII NO. 52 ~'OMEIIOY ·MIDDlEPORT, OHIO • enttne r,' Meillt-MGIIOII .4ree FRIDAY, JUNE l B, 1965 FIVE CENlJ : ;f Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center For FATHER'S DAY GIFTS! Third Major Move to Increase Production Of Chemical Synthetic in Mason County I ! Easy Chairs, Luggage, Kod~ks, Billfolds, Watches, Umbrellas, Toiletries, Shirts, TroUo sers, Ties, Belts, Suspenders, Socks, Pocket Knives and Watches. The Goodyear T1re &: Rubber cord. crease the capacrty for pro. Company announced. plans to- The expans1on 1s p;nt of a dur!ron of polyester resin for i day for the third maJor expan~ record cap1tal ex pPnrlit ure pro-! Vytneord frber used in Double I sJon of its Point Pleasant, grarn totalmg $150 million Eaglt• prerntum fires produced Va., polyester ~lanl since the which has been aulhonzcd by by Goodyeor. facility was corrtpleted in 1959. Goodyear for 1965, mHrkmg The m1tral plant ex.pans1on inRussell Young, chairman and the fourth conseculivr year $100 crea~ed the ca parity of <mothchief ~e~utive orfirer. said ~he million or mort> ha s bern ear. 1 e. type ol n•srn used m poly· multJmtlhon dollar expansron marked for caprti.ll rmprovp. 1 ester fabnc may begin before one present- ments Goodyear developffl and paf. ly in progress is completed lhis The Goodyf'ar Ctlemwal Dt· l ented VI!€\ resm durmg more fall . vision expects U. S production than 18 yt·ars of research whtch The late~t project will in- or polyester fiber and f1lm~ began w1th a search for new trease the plant capacity lo for uses rangmg from tire cord and better trrr cords H is tJve times its original s1ze, mak-~ and wearmg apparel to record -! produC'ed 1n seven drfferent 1ng it one of the largest poly. ing tape and tood packagmg l types wl11eh !lre further proester manufacturing facilities materral - to mcrease about / ces,;ed for use m wearmg in the world. Schedu!M ror 15 per cent this year and more apparel. ft re hose . V-belts, completion next year, it wt\1 lhan double in the next eight / automobtle seat covers, mdusinclude additional facilities for year!! 1 tnal filters, packaging materproduction of Vitel polyflster re- The present expansion at the'l 1als, electrl('al rmmlatwn, coat sin for both fabnc and tire Pomt Pleasant plant wrH rn- mgs and other products. W .l Elberfelds In Pomeroy MEIGS THEATRE ~IPPis 111 flmrl'll Bible SCh00I of tlw P11tneroy Church ol . C : ('[msl was held Tuesday even- I ommencemen f mg at the churdl With \1r~ Leo I Held on Friday (Jr;ttm The June meetmg of I hP Miss10nar} Sorwty i E~,o~mgelmt> 1 Pome-roy, Ohto TONIGHT PreluriP.fi JJrt-t•t>tle ~,,.,.,;,~ Thl' Mark of High Quality .•. QUALITANE LP GAS I Organ prelude. 'Savior LikE' pres1drnt. m charge 1 A ShPpherd Lead Us" ;;~nd '.JeNOT OPEN ~ I:H:>votions laken frqrn Psalm ! Rock Sp rings M(•\ hod 1st sus Lover Of ~h Soul " by Mrs. 28 were led by \1rs A L Phel ps . 1 . ·h Htblr sdu,ol rummenee· Lew1~ (;ruPSt'l o'JI!'T IPd lhP meetSUN .. MvN., TUES. who C' losed Wllh prayer Mem ' c lUI: h >]d I· nd:.ty t'Vl'nlng mg of the WS{'S or the Rock June '20-21 -2'1 bt>rs re!->pondcd to roll rail wtlh menl w<h s '1 Spnn~s Methodtst Lhurcfl Tw·"· 1 · "PAJAMA PARTY" attwcurr1. a scnp ture ver<~e on fall1et hood , day evenmg t:~! ll1t• dwrc 11 1 ( I fdHllf lt lt•l J F'lowers nnd round rohm g~t Mrs Wtlhcm1 Ra dfo rd plavPd 1 b . e W1lh ' lt~mm\ Kirk ~nil c\n m·llt' hltlltt'l lo well ca rds were sen t to :Vlt s "OttwHrd (')lnst1an Soldters'' . F'o llowmg a s1lOr,1 us mess s. S· · en 1.Ul'{ · 1 t h t' ' ~10 11 v.tth \lr~I. Y, A Futurette· Wha' 1-!appe ntod f"lort'nce Aunts1de Hn d .\1 r s as the c I11 [d Jen , Morgan ('. 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ld . · ng nre'>Jdent m r targe ~~ rs CoiGrcMtoons Edward Venoy. A card wa~ 1:1·I 1sanc tuarv . 1r c 11 t en sa I' · , · .. 11 ue- 1 ~;;::=======~:::-t.l so sent to MI'>S Elizabeth Duf- ~ thP u1bte schfll1l themf' song. l ser presented th~ progl a.~ 10~- ~ i fy Mrs .JPn v ' tas lf'l s read a ' Mv "'<JV !Or Teadw>~ Mf'," Jol IC ''Wt• Woul d See Je~u~. :ak I . ~ IVtl.1 111 J, ·j j'(±l ~ letter from the BArry Kennl:'dy luw~d \\lth pruyer by flw Rev es from Juhn 14. 01 er~ a· f.:Jtmlv tn Bulav.;wo .Rhndt•sJ,j Chester J.emltV Pledges weJelmg part v.ere Mrs Wtlham l "' · · ' ·. Masters presented · · · an d II 1e Amet .- Crueser Mrs I' eonard Mrs the gm'n to the Btble • · · . , . Mrs 1 10 ~.~~J.~~:~I~AY nus.swn stud y on 1he W1lllam 1can ar.d Chnst 1an flags after Morgan and Mr'i Ca rl Shre~ds THE BOUNTY· Loft familv. nuss1onarirs m Bra· I which the duldren sang, "1\eep The hymn . ··we Would M·" I I I II I I • \\' Ill I ;ol on I\Jll{ () Sllta. Brazil QUIZ ~arn•'' " l' t:' I Both rl<~gs A'F 1vmg · " II'le"U"" .~ ·• and pra1·cr . bv. . Mrs . . or;.~tid Tre\ or Hu'.IM'd , d ted bv Mrs Millon gan (']osed the nwt•tmg. 1 1 rel'hnH 11lo1 1 on uc · · I Rfmarks bv RPv Lem1Pv pre· and koush wrth pnzes !lwarded lo d ·, llw (3 ble 1 "THE MAN FROM d 'l 1J CN 1f' a rt' l.k 11 1 0 11 1 5 GALVESTON" ~. ' Master~ ,'Ill , tv rs ton~.:>~· ! st.·hoot bv \Irs L{'Wl" 1-nwsrr 1 "llh .JeJlr'·' Hunter f\ap ple. Refre~ hm(nt s Wt'te ser · r Cwt>elor .· whn <.~! so prP<:t>rtlt'd (..R ·luxiliflr.Y and P1t-~lun ~ fl,1t•r Vl'd by Mrs Hryan. I certt/lt'il!t's ot <:~pprf'< rc~lton to I:RIDAY and SATURDAY Junt' 18-19 I I Rr)an 1 ~~lJ,;~r -- For New and Old Homes A COMPLETE HEATING INSTALLATION ,,,If - Saturday JunE" 19 " FLIPPER " l!w ll bulnu~ tl11lph1 n ".t,tr :• ll~ ( hr1L'k Connnr:; 1 I '\In I I - - (Jild - "STAGE TO THUNDER ROCK" \\ 11 i1 Kart' "itil l11 a ll \111 1 ll:.t11hn i\ir\•.lt·ll l'otltwk /)imwr tht' teachers Lrnd helpers 1 ATTENDS REUNION A fHugro.tn uf s~mgs and Bt 1'111:' Pomerov Bt•nd ClltzPns M1ss ~L1rgaret Sellt>rs allt>nd ble vt<rses v..ts Jll't.'se-nlrd by Band Hildto Aux11tary mt•t at f'd hl'r alumm n·umnn .rt C.:.tr S('Hral c l a~Sl'S and tlw Junnll· tltt" Syraeu st• Town Hall TU{'~ I'tlll H1gh sehool on June 12 H1gh elass f)!'l'Sl'tllt'd a candlt>· dav at 6 :JO p m for a potluck Het p·w·f ms and s1strr Rl'v lighr •ug st'n wt· ''TI)t' I.1ght Of d!~nPr . Mrs Nathan Biggs. ' l<f Mrs Sdlt>rs. fllld Host'· the Wurl d " As t-ach cl.tss gav(• pres tdt·nl ('onduckd a shot·! mary. ac·t·omp<Hill:'d her .:tnd \ts· 1to.; pw! m the program, the busmess seo.;s 1u11 J!etl fl'll~n d s l ll'ari 1Hs pt cse nh·d cerl•twal e:; n ofh·nng v.1.1s taken tori AltPndmg were Mrs Robert extwnst>s of the sc hool , afiPr H,trdt>n , Mrs Freeman Eno('h, whldl !he children <ane. "We Mrs Agses While, Mrs Doyle ' Say Th'ank You. Lord'' The Shuler Mrs Ttm Neutzling, r1\mn , "We Would St·e Jesu~" Mrs neorge f'arson. Mrs Frrd and prayrr b\ !he HPv. Lem Taylor. Mrs Wayne Green. ' ley dosfd the program. Mrs .lames Carnahan . Mrs ----Biggs and a ~ uest. M1ss Sharon ANNOUNCE EX EHCISE ' B1ggs 'li'aveltng prtZ<~ were ' Commencenwnt exernses for awarded to Mrs ShuiPr tmd ' the Syracuse B1blt• sr·hnol will Mrs B1ggs Games were playbe held tn thf' Svracuse G1 ade ed and nnzcs awarded the Schotll <tudJt nr tl!m Jt 8 p m winnrrs Mrs Enof'h wrll be husThursday lf'ss for thl' July meettng :==========::..:=_:::_ II ~ remember DAD with to• NO RENT 500 Gal. LP Gas Systems Wo Hove Tho Tonksl ASSORTED CHOCOLATES ' kilt, •nd !illlrl lng Co.; move . into the co ~~1anlr's , mer Meigs.Wholesale building on in ' age. The firm recently purchased the three-story structure.-Sentinel Everybody Knows the we give. LP GAS TANKS! PERSONALLY OWNED < BOnLED GAS PLANT ~~ NOW HEAT YOUR HOME WITH OUR "QUALITANE" LP GAS!I NEW R/s 399·91 ) Kind of Service ON 1 ' '" FREE! In With Eoch LP TRIPLE RIB lbe Gu lnatollotlon FRONT TRACTOR TIRE WORLD NEW RIM SHIELD (R/S) lib. $1.60 21bs. $3.15 Prote~:ls lire bf..od and rim flan~o:P MI"R <~g:-.IMt cutting and punctur. in g. FATHER'S DAY-SUNDAY-JUNE 20tl> NEW RIB WIDTH More out s ide shQUl· der width for even load di ~ tribution easiP r steerina: an~ control • H N~IM Cord • S~per Htih f i~Jiillae • $1iperlor Wtu, Sl..im ,u Our Fleet of Trucks to Serve You·· • Eur St~rlllf • Sl!lf ClUnmi DHltn 500x15 I AMBASSADORS lib. $2.1~ 2 lbs. $4.25 SERVICED LOCAL BY • • • . Dt:coratl~e lamp for many uses - outdootl, BUY LOCAL • thllillCfd Lulld LP GAS LIGHT Indoors, picnica, out.t ln/11, etc. Burna LP Gas. Given wttb eaob Installation. Offer expires September 1, lll65 • Matk of Quality Qualitane LPGAS HmTJf' Ownt>d & Operated You'll Like Our Service Highest Quality Propane Gas Available Rutland Furniture OWNED & OPERATED BY ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND, OHIO PHONE SH 2-4811 , I .· ;'_,,' '' I ~ . .. ' .. '· �( ( I ( ------- IFormer Cheshire 2-Dail~ Sentinel, ~~~~·~!,_, O~J•. ,~_:IJ~urn~e-~18~,~19~65, Moinly About -People In Pcmerey M d Mr 0 'ght Keller "';unday ns- 'Togetherness' is Key to p rogress, co 11JC ,old J' .J_ ~ Hospital News Among thoae who Holzer Hospital In the hours were Mrs. Frank entered past !4 1·- Den- \_ Resident Dies 1 A• n rizona ~~~;o~loUGr~n~~s~:.a~r IW~~: L TO THE EDITOR June, 1965 tlful place with friendly peopl• \ II J Mrs. Helen Mae Cosslns, Sl, ! Rt. 2, Box 256 who to prosper '-. llors of Mrs. Homer Showers It M'1 Er beth Ada Davl•s, 1 f er resident of Cheshire, Bellaire, Ohio Whole at Mason I wa. given . orm M" Harry Keim entef'd . on, " "'a L La bne 1 A 1 Dear Editor: a brochure of the late VIrgil . 1S d Pnvale. ctvtc and govern- A question and answer per· oof the Galllpolla Chamber, reg· Thurman. Charles . yne, dted Sunday al P n x, r z., A friend sent me the Item A L wls ted West v· gtnlan, llol>;er Hosptta . atur ay "' ._ men! leaders must work toa•th- md followed the addre... 'iolered guoala. Rt. 2 Crown Ctty, Mra. Walter where she hid &O•e aeveral you corried about the big flood a~th:r a~~ostetesman II' ark. m•dwal :atten\hl d Paul er tf a communtly I• to pro- The . ape-akor wu tntroduced . Preaident Epting exprested B. Sturaeon. 720 McCul'ough y•ars ago due to Ill _hnlth. of 1113 concerning our bakery er havlng been put In ' t~emtowa . M Mrs enry • an gre>s [by Mtlos T. Eplin&. president . . . Rd , Pt. Plea1ant, Mra. Lylt She was born a~ n. W· boU•t.. 1 Dec Ketser of Columbus and Mr. Th• t best sums up ( harle• L. <Continued on P"l' I I hit apprectalt~n to all who made oG. Poteot, Rt. 1 Pt. Pleaun~ Va., Nov. 23, 1111, d htar of ~.... was tn ason . In his honor. I remember Mr. and Mrs. Dallos Hassler, Rey n· Brmkman·s address before 38 of the COV!C Manning Wether· •the June .session a succe~s, Ift· Teresa R. Brown, Rutland, the late William \\ !L and oration Day hunting for that Lewis. He was a ':"'nderful oldsburg vtstted Sunday wtth members of the Central Ohtu lhult past president of the Gat-l cludtng Carl Nibert, Galhpohs, Hursel Justice Rt I Dexter, IGail Rupe Backes. er thtt: building. It has been removed. speaker .. I heard htm many th•lr lather Harry Keiser and Valley Industrial Council Thw s- lipoits Chamber of Commerce .who ''liVe up an afternoon . of Mrs. Cherles A Rohlol, Rt. 2 rlltge was to Goo e Co"lns, 1 found the town greatly times. also with their mother at Hoi- day evenlflll at Os"ar's c.-st • andpresidentoftheGalha Coun- ~ golf .~o prepare for the VISI· ·~ oak Hill. Ray Kennedy, Jack· wbo survives, and lives at Pt. changed tor the bette! . Lots of Many other Important prorea' "' hospital. 'Room in Gallipolis. t) Improvement Corporation, tors. son, Walter Williams, Wellston, Pleasant. \ the old things we l~v d so weU slonal men were born In . the Mr. and Mrs. William Dt llard , Bronkman is a planner m the welcomed vis itors Mrs. Thel-1 Hugh Stillman. Hunlinglhn, Mrs. Frank Miller, Catlell• Mrs. Cossin Is survived by are gone, but that " progress. Pomeroy Bend - ball players, ol l;ancaoter wore Monday VII· Ohio L>epartment ot Dovelop- ma Elliott, o<Ocutlvo aecrotary delivered invocation. ' burg, Ky., Mrs. w.. ley 8. Tao•· two sons, Kenneth and Delmar Onot you stand still you llart authors, Inventors, polltlclaM, Itors of her father. Harry Kets- ment. --·----· --- ---- ---- - - . ett , Ashl>nd. Ky . Mrs. Burlin Cossin, both of Columbus. A backwards. The loWTI has hun· etc., men who came up !rom "Unless a community has s. Duckworth, Ra_venswood, W. 100 Glen preceded her in death. dreds of new homes and many rags to riches. 1r a1.d in the afternoon visited at Hol"'r Hoi pita; Wtlh her full cooperation. lo&ethernesa, Va., and Mr•. Otla A. Lineber- Other survivors an two bro- tlllngs lor the better are U· Among them was Prul Carnmolller. , or excellent relationohlpl bory , Rtptey, W. Va. !hers Earl Backes of Coshoc- pected. ahan, an orphan born on a ItaMilo Manlyn Brown was an Itween all involved, then ita &••I• (Continuad from pact 1 ) Blrlbs Iton 'Ernest Backes of Moga- 'ftlo Pmeroy Btnd Is a beau· cine R. D. lerm who recently 1•8 ovtrnlght guest Wednesday of Inever will be reache<' " Brink .t 1 .1 Led tod Mrs. David Coffey, 223 Troll' do;e Dale Backes of Columbus was awarded the Horatio Alger her aunt M". Charles With- man said. ! c~l~h1 a' 1 wasrefpothr "Y1· lc St.. .tackson, &on, 8:25 a.m. [. ha,lf brother Raymond Rupe' Medal lor his outstaroding con• [ . . . version e race lvor • t 'b ti t th t I . d row~ ln outhmng commumty BerlinIS was told ob Marshal JO UrC eS Thursday. Mrs. Davtd E. Lau·f : ofa Florida, and' tour sisters, Mra, rt u ons o e see tn ustr~. Mro Noro Roullh woo tho , Jlrowth, tho opoaker notod that K fyth ' er, Palnot Star Rt., daughter, IRuth Clark of Mli!Held Mrs. Today ht has one of the worlds . dustry no an unevh ' one o ho e t•onquer•." Thura day. ' Mas· toP J0bI In lh aI In.... •"·try. . ThlU'lld&y dmner 1uest of M" · today ,s mod ern m d . •·"' a.m. Kathryn Lyneh and Mra 1 0 1 Chlflea Withrow. llonsor haa to depend on labor, ~!r:olr; ~b\r;h:d 1!'~ th~ LAKEIDE. Ohio (UP[) _ , Dloebartad . Ina Liavey, both of Col~bua, ;, Then there waa Cyrus MDI" ~· McClintock or Pt. markot rtiOUI'Ctl or tranlpor- Stalin a:. him and Jarshal Ministerial assignments tu the [. Pattenta recently dtscharged and Mrs. Vlrilnla Tate of ChaJan, born In Pomeroy, ex • m.. Pltlllftl, w. Yo., 1pent Tuto- [tatton In Harchlnl for lnduotrr.g Methoolst Churcheo in the otnctuded Mrs. Wtlham Warns· shlra. A brother Ctcll preceded JUNI II jor leap pitching alar who 130 do , with blo IUnt, Mra. Ltwla ,al littl. "Today'• lnduatry has Georgi Zhukov 48 honrt _to pre- 11 Ohio Conference wart made to- ley, Mrs . . lcit Towntr, Mra. her In death. 'ftla Tlllrd Friday club will played In tho bll leacu .. for fto~h 1become an 'allluent lnduotry'," pare 8 plaa lor capturm1 tho ; d b Bishop Francis Gerald Lloyd Poglesong, Jr., Robtrt Servlcee will be held 11 'I p. meet Friday evlltlnl at thl many yeara and became anum· Mr.- ~nd Mrs. Carl Hauck 0t 1ht addad. German ctty. ;:,le[ at the closing session 01 ,Packer, Mrs. Clint Fitch, Miss m. tDST) Saturday at Mlllar'a bome of Mn. Bentz Wolfe plroln his later daye. He died Portamouth vitllad Wldltlldoy lo order lor • eommUllky t. tho conference. Ruth Heney, Mn. Tom Murphy, Homo for Jl'unerala. Burial will with Mrs. Berntca John10n 81 at 14 In 1\'b..linla•veral yean and Thllraday with Mrs. L. G. lfOw, ll mutl have modera SANTO DOMINGO •• THE The blahop made 173 challies Mrs. W. 'ftlomae Clark, Mra. be 1n Gravel HOI ..lllllery at boote11, 110, Grlbbla lid Mr. and Mn. J• , teltoolo, rocreaUoo t..tlllleo, Dominican rebels are erpected acro9S the conferenct, with the Jot~la Houchms, Mrs. Hugh a. Chllhlrt. Frlandl may call II JUNE It Maaon City might be honortd rome Cook and family. J•p.IHalf IIWIIt and water ' today to rei•••• two U. S. pora- 25 In the Wilmington Dl&trlct Ctudlll, Mrs. John Wllllamo, tha funeral home alter 4 p.m. The Racine Firemen AuxUI- aL the birthplace of the world Mro. Marlon Howoll ond Mn. I lt<UIUn, IDIIIrll ordlnoii<'OI troopers taken prisoner when the most. Mrl. Rondle Tackett, Mra. Wa~ today. and until tht hour ol tha lry will lell homemade Ice famOUI Mike Owen, the man fr·' Ztmmii'1Din and lOll ' ••d !aU oooperalloa •m••l Ill they stepped Into rebel terri- 1'ht R D F B I I M kt Mlllor, Joy L. Ashworth, sorvlct. craam at the Racine Flrehou~e who Invented the 81111 bottla " ' 1l01don," 1M uld. ev. r. · r J1ll • c- John W Furst Howard HubSaturday •une 19 startln1 at blo In hi hlch lat Frttldia, of Columbus arrived on 'I The sptaker struck hard on tory Thursday. Intosh, for the laot 16 yeau bard, E·mma Dudlay MarUyn . ' • th 'di w g mac ne w It' Wadntlday for ' v~lt with Mr. zoniflll ordmanceo alltllnl ,, It's The capture of Pfc. Larry R. president of Ohio Northern Uni- Hoskinl La .. rence Rl ho 1.30 p. m. by e P or con- revolutionlzad the entire glall and Mn. Walt« Walkor ud :, must, not only in houalnc de-. Lee of Conestoga, Pa., and Sp. versily. was assigned to Firalard Kn~pp, Rita Slncla~, ~a, talntr. JUNE II lnduatry. Mr. and Mn. James Will and ' volopmento. but in recnallon 4 Donald Joneo of Pomona , Methodist Church in Columbus William Snodgrall, Sandra L. Tlteodo Co II Da h Mike Owen waa born ~n Ml· dauchton. i and induttriallocationo .. well " Calli., had no connection with II I!Sociata paator elleclivo Brown Melvin L Maalio ~ IIIUIIC Ill lel'l IOn, the aon of a 'umbl Irish u AI va litt a·• . the ug • ht'mg Tu es day 80d Wed• Oct. 15. His new asai1nment ' of Allllo""' w meet In "Ill" coal miner When Mike wu "'"' ''" crand· 1 Brinkman aald tha Ohio Debe· James ' H. Baver, ' Jelrrey' Jar lllllon Monda at 7,30 . • 1011, Goorc• Hlto ol Baltimore lportment of Development loon- nesday tn which U. s. forceo flint with hio retirement lrwn S. Kina Scott Pickeno Gtorp y .P 1111111 the family movad to vilitod brltlly Wadnaday with ty , third porty In urban plan- ceized 40 square blocks from tho umveroity pmidency. c. Tho~pson, Dot~~laa' A. Roam. ~ll;ia<>g~ ~0CI.on~ Wh..llflll where Mike took qp Mr. and Mrt. Rollin 811rh1. nlnf. Alter wo are contacted, the rebels. The Rev. Dr. Albert L. Slack, anbaum, Mrs. Ronnie Phalm Tht Melp County Courtlto~ ork In o gla11 loctory. It waa llr. and Mn. Biii'Dard Gar- wt otudy tho type of people 11vauperlntendent of the Defiance and Thom11 Rolll'l· Wtll be lood to Jd ere hla Idea lor the JIIU . Htch Scllool Principii Wll· Ill on ~etl o! ':'{;.wCou.~ machine wao •pawned. H• wao ratt and childran, Mary Ann Inc In a oommunlly, their phy- COLUMBUS _ .\OMISSION ' Diotrict the past six year1, wu and Jolt• Cuto or Dunber, W. olcal tlomtnto, public facilities , prlcoo to the Ohto State P•lr [ •ppointed to Westaatt Church Tetting to Bemo ham Ruaaell dlacuaed a pro- ~mmon Plea• Juqe John C. Catholic, ond telllnc hlo prleat Va. tpanl Thurodoy with Mrs. ood trantportollon. . in Columbu• He oucreeda tht •• pooed IIJM.M Alhletle Depart- Ba t- about the Idea, the Fethor help1 1. F. Gravely and Mro. J A. , · w, then compile our efforts. ~~~ ~It;•:•·~~ 1b~ .~ c~n:• Rev: Sydney ·Ever1011 , who toe• For New Trafnin1 m111t budpt 'ftlurlday nlcht ~n'ut~ ~tt!'. ad him alone with it. 1 1 0 Edtn. . and 11tabllth 10111 lor the com- 0 1 u to 1 p to EpW<Jrtb Methodlit Churcb, PT. PLEASANT - TesiJna with tha Middleport Athletic Then Mike got In with lh,t munity leadoro - with altern a- P~Y lhtbecost ol free vr~ndstand Marion of candidates lor this aummer's Booallrs and wu aaaured the Now You ICnotll Libby Glau Co., and his ldal ~--------:~ tlvet. The final plan muat be l' "'" mg Initiated 1 Is year succ~ing Dr. Slack at Dell- nationwide profram to · train Booatera would do overythlnc Tbe problbtllly o1 belrtf fl. cllckad. Today the Llbbey.OWOII moat comprehenolvo - one that ance will be the Rev. Dr. Rob- mon than 2,000 per10n1 In the they eould to htlp. Ially IDJII'ad wltllt 1 JliiHDIIf Glue Co. to a billion dollar will btnent tho community as a · WASHINGTON _ OONGREI- ert Byler, who had beeJI at Ep- tacbnlquea or counaelln1 dtaad- P111ldent Loula Sauer, Jr .. 11 lltt lladly 1!11' le 1111 llmea oulflt, w~lo . [ sional leaders hoped tod"l' that worth Church in Morton. vantated yooth wUI be bald prnlded whlll I number of IJ"IIer lhaa 11e deallt nit Ia Mike Owen really w•• a !lorOnce the pl•n hat been ap- Preoident Johnson would qui ck- Included amonl tho changes, JUill lfth at tho Point PIICII- lllOilty-maklnl projecta were flo ecbadllletl .trllaerw or laloroelty olio AIJII' hero: an Irish ladrf proved by aU, tho community II ly sign the $4 .7 billioo emse ~ ere ill the Portsmouth district, ant olflct of tht State Employ- viewed. Mora detlllld plana baall. die who truly moved I rom I ready to apply lor asslsta~.ct I>I x cut bi ll so consumers could Delbert J. Kmg to Thurman ment S.rvlct for the Autumn projecll will be raaa to rlchos. 1-' made mil· ,!rom the ladora! government. -- Istart gettmg the savings lmm• Chari• tnew appointment) ; Ar- Managar Jack L. Smlltt s~d mada at the noll motaln.l on WEATHER llO!JJ ol dolllft lor other people Mr. James 8rewincfon 11 , dtattly thur F. Stitt !rom Portland tha lralniDI lor lhlo year • July II at tha htah acltool cal• ilauJ, Uttlt euqe 1ll lim· but not a dime baa been apent spending two woeka n Chicago j Senate Bill Would The President 111urod hla Charge to Bidwall Charco · Jack CoUillelor Advllor Unlva!'lity terll. ptnlln tbrG1p Balutdaf. In commemoratllli tho place of 00 buslnm. I Provide Holltl 11va newo conler•nce Thuraday that ID Stutlor from Vinton Cherge Sujmor Educollon (C.\USE) '1111 !lGoltora votad to rol111< Bleb today 'ltl. Pair ODd cool bit birth! ~ri ·~ M;• Goor~ ~wery . Under sponoorahlp 'of Seno- he would stgn the measure, but to. Eureka Charge : \lendell G. : 1 :l~n~er~~.::::r.:: burat WIWam D. Chlldl $60 lolllpl, ltw Cl • N. . Millard Grest an am ~ a~e m~~ pro- jlor Oakley C Collino <R-Iron- he tndtcaled it might take him Stutler from Eureka CharJt to lions of the nation It wiU COli> which ha advaneed lut yeer I• ~y m d :r so~v ld ! Mill- ton, oil non-toachinl ochool a f•w days to act. H1 said the Syracuse Char11e . '<inner Van- alst of eight· week; ol academ- lor 1 football taa~trl~ project. r in " · av · employ.., would be ontltlod to btll had to be checkad by ad- over to Waterloo Chorgt Ilfrot lc tralninc to 'be !Ollowld ..., The prupoHd I eltc budget ' h wm ;leeke~ :e•:; 1 1,1i1 Plld holidays a yoor bv 1 , mintstratlon expert.. appointment! ; Donald R. Wells four weeki of on·tltt-Joll . ; I lor all 1porla described by Mr. 1 ~ ;elr IOn,d fr. I I f eo'· I abr 01 bill now paned by tht Oltio l to Patriot Charge I fino appoint- lence More lnf•-•tlon may •· RuaeeJIJncludeo fl,t25 which It "" •" '" ami l o urn uo I8 . - ~"" io hoped the llooMel'l will ralae Whilo thoro thoy atte_ndad the , '~f::~d assed b the House ' Two 4-H' era Relurn ~:1 ; Mt.J~!toryD. ChW~ha: obtained at 'tha local olfice. Also attending wert Bob King: 1 dAnce reVIew In which thew y p Y I Fr C Oh" ur tr - 18 Sauer, . _lhit bill a•Ithorl!.. board• of edOnl amp 10 Memorial Church, Coal Grovt. Rl (' d easurer ; Mrs. ',.u granddtURhter, Pamela Mtller, lucation to live holiday pay to 4-H'ers Sally Mora and Arch0 .rau e Honor Jr., Georc• Hacltett Jr., Mr.. partldpated. The Millon were i roaular per-diem ond hourly Iio RoM retw·ned today from a \ll/ Sludnltl U1ted Don Sayn, Mrs. W. H. Dunlat YCitllb For II I can take Clll'e of m}'Rif • ~~companied to their homo In workers in addition to all oth- 1weok It tho :lOth AMual JunMrs. Kay Flck of Chester lnd Chet TaMehlll. This column Is for young well as uny boy my age. : · tddleport by CoMit and _Pam lor non-teachlnl echool tmploy-[lor Leadership 4-H Camp 1t haa been named to tht honor people, their problema and Helen 1 realize It's looll9 , Camp Ohio. ~Ia Miller, who will visit IDder-: 001. roll and Mill Suo Ltmley of pleuuraa, tbalr !roubles and to b ' 1 can chan • soctet 7' mltely wtth their trandparento. ' , Special topics at the camp Rutland, Mill Loio Cbrllttm PLAN IERVlCES Jun. As with tho !Ill ol Helen but MUS1' ba i Mrs. Jull Grim hot returnad I EXPErnNG ~ere Valuea and Slllndardo." of Rt. 1. Carpenlfr, Bobby Ord Regular omkltt will be held Help US!, It wolcomu laughl we can do. 1 want to~ to her home In Mtddleport for I MADRID <UP! ) - Film oc- .. Amerl~~ In ,the Year :JOOO," PT. PLEASANT - Mill Car- of m Main Street, Middleport, at tha Pomm>y Cbureh of but won't dodi• a Hrloul qu.,. nice, clean, i&le world- att.tha eummor from Tucson, Arl- tress Kim Novak who marrlad Safety, _,and The Well Drtll· olyn Marlo Nibert, daughter ol and John Mora of 117 Krer St., Cbrlot, W. Main St. Iunday, tlon with a bruohooff. darK. 20111 where abe hu opant tht Brllllh actor Richard John-i ed Look. Also. the_youths mot Mr. and Mrl. Leslie Nibert of Po!Dti'Oy, hove been named to beginning with Sunday School -Send your taen-aae quuUona wlnttr. . ;son In Colorado tlrlior thit oar and talked with ftve lntorn•- Htndersoo, hu COIIII>Iolad plena tho merit roll, all lor tht ...,. ot t:IO a.m., followed by wor- to Youth Aaked For It, care of Wbat do you lhlni- III,W Mn. Luclllt May• It Vllltln& , Ia llpecllnK • child In YDe- tiona I Farm Youth Erchang• lor btr morrlalt to WtUIIIII Ro- ODd aem•ter II Rio Grandt lhiP Mrvlc!t at 10:10 e.m. Rev. Helen Halp US!, lhlo nawspapo 101111 ol your readera feel tbt at tha homo of htr dluthter ,comber, friendl aald Thursday ~eleaate• "'ho aro now Uvlng gor Holley, 1011 or Mr. and Mrl. CoUtp. · Jmy Maatera ullnda 1 wtl· If. some way I do- I would u.te It and llmtly, Mr. and Mrs. Ern- J Tht lrltndt ' ld th •t . I farm hom.. In Ohto. Tha Charles D. Holley or Northup, come to all Rtptta ''ritltoro. OIIIOMETIIY QUIZ beer their optnlono -ANN!& 1 t e k•c rhe• • camp Is sponsored by the Coop- Ohlo 111 CoYII'I and chlldron. Mro. brok th ,. THB IIXAMI Dear Helen· Dear Annie: I I ntWS 1IS Wte W I 1I t1 Et · ~· . 1 ._ 1_ ,.,..,.t '" to uod.-10 •ur1ory hart for the San Stbaatlan film era on x enston ""rvlce. 1'ht 'Open Cllurch' etromony PT. PLEMANT - Forty perTwo yNI'I •so I dlteoverad Wouldn't we oil llkt lo live tbt• will;. leatival Sht and Johnson wort PREP.\RING D will be hald June 11 al 7:30 p. ..., toolt driven' uamlnathat "X" lilted me. Bt~l all the In • nice, clean, •ale w..-ld Mra. Gtorl• Hu4aon under- married 10011 altar ..... larrin M. INNI!M m. In the Trinity MtthodtJt Uono at State Pollee baodquarkids told me not to set mixed altar darlcl Or any Umel llut Wlllt IIITIII'Y 11'tdnoday ot tht 1in the film , ''The Amoroua ani~dl~:;'"t Plremen •re Churelt with tht Rn. C. I . len Tueaday wltb U pqtlnf DIYOTII. ro tNTIIm OJ> up wllb him, aa Itt wu boody. until that nice. cle.n, safe Dayton O.teopothl< i!Oipltal. lveutureo of MoU FlllldorL ·• ~ue d~ r theu~:hlcken Thompoon olftelatlntltltelr tbtll lett and It pauJnc MltOI ARIA I wasn't Interested In bo)"' then world become• a reality, &lrla 1llr diUihlor, Mra. Harold ---· ---- - - da .~nors to ••rvod . Organlat wUI bl Mra. c. L. 11tt wrlllflt aum. Two failed beinl In the aeventb 8fade. and women must play It ealtWoltt Ia •lilt htr '" Dayton. vid Farmer. hail TdbiSundaj1 ~the 11..d and c. 1. !lead will bl on pbYJieal, one 011 U.-lll'ltten -:~=-::it.: 1 jtllt found out at the be- and tllat moans nol onlJ Mr. •nd Mro. Thorrtu Skin- Debbie Kllch111 baa returnad the ;ki es wt aot up on tbe aolollt. toot ond !Iva ""-lil.- :opera11nn1n1 of IIlli year, though, olwuld they 1tay oil the streeta Dt1' ol Columbut •lttlted onr lto her homo irt Chllllcolho alter villa: m:~ ~~ op~I~ tho WeddiDI atllndanla ara: Mrs. lion. Drl'I'IPI' ~ I&W 1llen "' uOil'- " - !bat be'o lab, but now thtt I'm at night, but they mull never tba wtelrend with hlo paruto, , opendlng two weeks with her donat e baked ~~"';'.~' '":in~ John McDermltl, Jr., motron the llrat and third 'l'uilday of !If• Mill l::r.~ lntereated, be Jm't. Now It pta allow • llranger Into their Mr. and Mn. Arthur Skinner -1randmother. Mrs. Robert Rei- Including pies and k 10~ k o1 honor; Mn. Charltl lllc· aach monllt b)' tho local llata u ,... eompllcalad, About two montba bomea, no mattar what ha 11 • ·aufre and Emma Dar1t, bride• Police. and lila lfondmoll.or, Mn. Dl- 1 bal. ed to do 10 ca " ='!- •• ... ..,. ...., " - · qo my clrl friend. "Y", who uya ht'l 'Hlllng" or "PIJlalr• maids ; Mill Debbit Huddltlton, .:!~, ~'i\!t:l "~ wu 1oinc will! "Z", met "X", Jng," unless hf olwlewUmtabsolute !lower flrJ. '1'0 MIBI' ON tml ~ ••e.. N. . ,.,. cii;: ,r.: and bu triad to get us back proollhal be II II ate. Charle• McGuh-e wlft oerve '!'lie Loyll Wo-·s Clan of 0:.._ lolelher. But In doinl this, she I'm sorry city life Ia Hkt as b•st man and uabart wUI the lllldcllej)orl Cllurcb ol Chrl1l - . . bu had to talk to "X" a lol, tbat, but It Is, and I can't set be John McDormltt, Jr., and will meet_'ntutttdlly, .bute 24 at '::..:"'Jr.. and tt turns out that "X" llill any change In s)Jbt. I Wb J v;~il llnllcl'. An open roc•~ the honol of Mrl. llobtrl Jill. -!"'.,., _..., - "Y", and "Y" hu ato"""" co- oould! -H. .. e · ""P" .. " ••tor lioN ..._. ..,._ """" ~",.. .. lion will follow ia tha churclt btl on J'ti«""C er..t Road at .....lllll.lt, - ItA .. lriil "Z"' 10 ''Y" II In 'X's" Deer Helen: aocial room. 7:311 p.m. ;::., -;.:' arma, and I am out In the cold. II a boy a bond II be smoka, What can 1 do! - LONELY drlnka (nol much, jltst eJ10U111. ly DOROTHY KILGAI.LIN Daer Loaely : to brae about) and awearaT He Hart's 10mt 1eometry Hel- Ia I&, and I !mow be IIOIUida Ill' onltelpu• - style: When a Irian- rlble, but reolly, Helm ba M111 Mldal(ltt'o NotoNolt t 1place and dtltfhlinl the rovle• , P'ools " Mlu Porter ••• not Jle gela tltlo obtuse, )"'lk lor does these thlnp u a co•aNow that ftobtrl lhBM!' hos flll'll, mluad s t-ouplt of per-:amuoed. the unknown quantity - like up. He's reaDy quiet aad alty 1 ''AB" (another boy) . - H. and euUy hurt, 10 ba lrlea to run 111tn kJr mayOI', John Ltnd· i oubotitutes had to bl ruahad ln. _I• carrylflll on a torrid ro- ; Dear Helen: aet bJc and lmpreu people. lt qy 1e ID 1-to-1 fav..-llf to win. i Only 1 low lntimotos know th01 mance with a girl barely 14 >o Amertc.l The land o! the -ka juat tbe OJII>Oilte. My Of all the !acton u11t 1n11-e- i I'IISOn why - lt'o lasclnatlns. ' yoars old. Hlo friends eren't j:;:~~t~~ !rae and bome of !be brave! friends con1lder him a hood and od the Mayor'• doclaloo, hla 1No temperament ; she simply :too surprised. A few yeara aso, But a female ean't walk down I'm telling 1 bad raputatloo hlllth w11 the prtme 0111 _ Nol leouldn't oppear There lrt when he was In hlo mld-tltir- 1 a alrttl alter tha eun bu becauae I IU!e him. Pl~~a~~, that ht 'o ill now _ ho'o lint, atlll two Ctuc..lan autpects , tios, hlo Lolita wa1 1 13-year-[ aet for leer aba may ~~lack- bow can I keep the mpect 11111 the tltouaht o1 leavlnl the i In tho olayln1 ol clrcu• clown old Richerd Chamberlain od. It Jm't eale for 1 wOman ol my lrlenda, and tllll hep btll'dena ot hio offiet alloulcl l Paul June who haven't been 1tell• chums to pay no atte•ntloot[ to 10 out alona at niP!, and, lhll bey 11 a lrlllld! I ~~op:, mait him bettar - but i>IIIIIUII 1picked up yet. They usually ' to the varloua girla who pop up II sbt dollo, not onljr Ia II deb want to loll blm. -L.F. havo frllllUitlt ...minatlo 111 by 1travel II man and wile, lr• l m the newspapen as hla dates. 8«QU1, bul lt'a "IUIIIIUVI" Deer L.: hla doctors to tlllkt aure that quently using faiH names. 1The only one who really mat· and "lmpreptt'," IIIII If aba II bit ltoodlrw. II 111117 I th•t Ia no rHICetln'Oilet ot hla Starlet Sharon Lot Ia lllkinl l ters, says Dick, It actrtiS Joan 1111 "altaclrld" peopll • et1vtr • up, tben ba'U drop It old aliment . . . Slrool rllliiOI'I ID aMul1111nt of hor marrlaflo l Marshall Lao v"as may IWIII aht liked lctr II. Whal'l quiet wlttn ht dlleovera he i!ID !rom Calllomta have it that to Iran'a Prlnct Emil Moham-1 feature Russian performers for bapPIDtd lo lilt aoclal1 wt bl ac<'l)lled wlthoul tbole oiiKJm Novak and her Brilitb ae-1mid Shokohl. They've been up- the flrll time In lht of Uva lnT ly "bJc man" ::,~: So lin · 101'-hwtband, Richard Johnaon eratld lor ovor a year . . . . the 1amblinK ... Morrla 1'111 I llrl ol II and 1'1!11101 him I choicer I .you'll 111110 an tl[lletlnf a baby. Thla 1~ J1rt111 YaoOII will bl •i&ned to burgh ol the Flatlllngo Hotel allowld to 10 wa DHrlW eoJ. a Junior • lqb, and Cain a 111 btatlnet whln a "att ap" play Mt ol lilt etar rot.. In hao a date In Moacow In lege to 1 - 1 life- I Jtlce • type bey lrlend.-H. pullll<lt, 1'01l1811Co lurrtld ou1 Dlrryl Zlnuek'o nut bit !lick- uat with the lady Mlntster would havo to lraval b)' but Thio II dedkat44 I• IG bl tba reel lltlnc to lho lUI'• •, "The 811 Mu" . . Produo- Colture, to audition 0<11 Ill' bit . alter dart, and C!lranp busea. family II~, 10 II you're h• ,..tee o1 trtryOnt. • Stonley Kramtr HOI Kather- pia.,.. II he ftnda a law ho Uitl, 'l'hla •¥111 II 1117 PI frllnd inl ild troobla or jltst ,Ja' IDt AMe Portar an onormous and they get permlaaktoto come I 11011 wilb 1111. II I 'INI'I I ~ ltoubli, 1ft Haltn help YO' J1'lrte linllnl Iter Nancy I'll- Mlbber plant with 1 nota to tha to our dreadful capliiUitlc n&• tlln'd bl-110 II'Obllm. llllfl will illlo ......_ Jill ,, '""' wbl fllloyed 1 tr-.1- 1tf!tct that ht was almool a- lion, yoo may,.. COIIIIDiei!QmII ·I •l[rl!l Mllvlll• 01111 ~ ·l ljlll'l•"•· A · -:. :.. OIIIIy aueo~~~lul op 1111 lllbl[hld 1..- bar to 111 tha movie rad.. playlnl a1o1 Jlll"bbJMa In Umllid 11J IW ·111, liid II drill HMe' BOIW Ill Oirt ' • 1111 t.pl ... ji"=Jrl llltJ mode Ill liar aovtJ, "Bilip II DOII Sprfal. •'I bl lla:nw 1lt'N frilllei IIIII IIOWifiPIIo f:an:~ster ;~,.. Powerful LA Staff Blanks , _ , t c t• Bl . •; Plra es on Jnue az1ng ? r~ Le't ters ~~ ~eem Fitch SOCIAL CALENDAR SportS Budget For 65-66 at MUS Revt'ewed \ .. 8 I l .,U,;;"L!";;,: ,::.•tit"': "t- Voice of Broadwav ••• reporting I i ==. .:.;,:= ;r,:, "' ..:="-.. - I' ~~~~ M'~~~~-1 rolumlt ~:!e~:;• :r~a::e Jet:~~~ r. and double and M. Wllr)', a ' Wy- single. 1 o'tOJ') ... . 'l ., ~ .;'I ... , ·• NGS . ~, ~!·;r: In th other game Wise faced 1homer had pul the Tigers ahead 1\la)or Leap Slaodtrtp Loa Ang. I San Fran. 0, n. but two over the regulation 181in lite thtrd bot errors and CLEVELAND (UPI) _ Cleve- wagner singled 1n a pair. By Unllecl Prell ·'Wtatll~ Frida¥'• Probable Pltche~ batters in six Innings as the 1wa lks gave the Dodgers seven land's pitching staff continues Duke SimA, making his first Americaa Leapt Chtcago at Cmcinnati tmghtl Braves' Boyd was safe on an runs on two luts in the bottom parade its strength and the In- appearance since being called W. I.. Pd. GB - Koonce (!1-4 ) vs. Jay (>-21error in the second inning and Iof the same inning. dians have lengthened their up from Portland, then tdngled Mlnnesota 36 21 .632 St. Louts. at Milwaukee ISteve. Dunle~ got on the same! Ttge r hillers bes ides Abtiott if==---;b= = = = =--==--==--= = . , .. winning streak to five games. home Colavito. Chicago 35 23 .6111 Ill& tntght) - Simmons (4-7 ) vs. way 10 the filth ._ Wise fanned 6.1 were R. Dixon with two i I ' Lee Stange (I-ll) gets tbe call A Insurance run came borne Baltimore 34 25 .57& 3 Blastngame (7·5J. walked none, btt none. Dunfce •Genrge Skinner, three singles to add another to the skein to- In the filth on a single by Pedro Cleveland 31 242 .571 311& New York at San Francisco was the loser, fanmng 8. walk· iand Burney, a single Fur the night, opposing the Los Angeles Gonzalez, Siebert's sat:rutce, Detroit 32 252 .581 ' (night) - Cisco <1·31 vs. Bolin ltng 6, hitting nobody . ' Dodge rs, C. Wya tt had two 9 Angels who move In for a four- and Brown's single. Los Angeles 31 31 .492 I 12-3), For the Red Sox, Swartz and singles, Jun Buck and J. Laudgame week-end stand. Rudy Siebert, emulating Luis Tlant, New York 26 33 .441 II Pittsburgh at Houston (nighlt Pullens singled, Wise had a ln· lenrul t each a double and\ May (4-5) was scheduled for the who pitched a one . hitter Boston 24 3o' .414 1111& -Cardwell (4-2 ) " · Bruce 14- pie and homered twice, Steve, Chuc k Hannans, J. Welker, T.i Angels. Wednesday night, retired 19 ' Washlngton 25 37 .40113\i 8). Otler had two stogies,, Dave ,vaughan and E. Fife, all smThe Tribe hung up a~ vic- men in order between the sec· Kansas City 16 17 .3all8 Philadelphia at Los Angel.. Dodson homered, and Ferrerra , gles. torv and a sweep of their ser- ood and eighth frames and Thuraday'o llelallo (night) - Short (IHil vs. Pod- smgled. , The Ptra tcs got ahead earlv:l 000 000 - 0 0, 2 m lhetr game aga mst Har·nson- 11 ie; with Waohington 1n Thurs- fanned tile side In the fourth Minnesota 3 Chlca~o I res (31). 1 Braves . ' De 't 6 Bost 5 Stllll'da • G Red Sox 101 13101 1-121 121 II . . . ·d , day night's game as Sonny Sie- seventh and eighth lnnmgs In CJ tro~ 3 Wonblngto D Chi t c· y' ~mes I S Dunfee and Mills. Wi se and. ~~h ~ntd ma nag~· to t~Y bert allowed but three hils and posting his seventh win In 10 el~ • NasY I nl6 a St cLoago a I MIDCIIMak Sw~rtz. Umpire , Art Stobart. i "e e <:nslt~e V ay o t e gam~ • struck out 15, the American decisions. tunore • . ·ch:' led) ' n p: btusha ~wau eo Yankee• I 66 20 - 26 71 11 came wJen the Bombers League seasvn high. Wagner by driving In two (Only games 1 ... u Ills urg at oustr d'· Steve 0 4 500 _ 9 7 4I Reeves knocked down The triumph pushed Cleveland ! runs, sho~ed he is impartial to Friday's Prabable Pheben Inp~;~ll fWP ,1,0 Hysell (4f and iVan i\lelt'l \ ha rd shot to set:· I to within 3\i games ot league- I the Clevel~nd pitchers. He bad Boston at Chicago, Inight)Haggerty. Craig <LP1, p Mul· mod and threw htm ouj. I tol I ! .; ••... '¥ Ins' A/1 Star leadtng Minnesota, althouJlh still supplied Tiant with three runs in fourth place. : on a homer the previous night Siebert got all of the runs he land now has boosted his averneeded in the first lnniflll when age to .297. the Indians unloaded for four : The Jndians aMounced 'ftlul'llruns olf starter Bennie Daniels. I day they had signad William Larry Brown led . oll with Perry, IS, Palatka, Fla., to a walk, Vlclf)avallllo was aafe on contract. The >-foot-ll outfieldan • rror and Max Alvii beat [ er was their fourth draft choice. out a bunt to load the bases. He hit .417 this season with his Rocky Colavito sent home the [high school team, the stole first run with 8 bunt and Leon ! champions. Lonborl (4-11) VI . Pizarro (1-1). - - - len <31 and P. Mullen, Ma nley , \an ,\Jeter went all the way Kansas City at Detroit, (Jl. for t.he wm ners fan mng 16 and . O'Donogbue tl-81 vs. I STANDINGS wa lking mne. Vance and Hud-1 Aguirre 17·2). W. L. Prl ne ll pllched for tne Bobmers I Ls An 8 e le • at Cleveland Yankees 4 t .800 fann mg 0 and walkmg 2. (night) - May 14-6) vs. Stange Redlgs 4 2 .666 Bombe r hitters were Vance I (I-ll). Red Sox 4 2 .666 ,wlth two s<nglcs, and Workman ( ight)- Nelson (Q-1) vs. Ford Senators 3 3 .500 a base knulk. fur the Ptrates, (night) - Daniels (5-0) or Me- , Braves 2 J Aoo iJed Wil l had a gro nd slam homIma gine yourself breezmg along on a HONDA with the Cormick (2-3) vs. Pappu <1-21. Indians 0 6 .000 er and a smgle, Faulk two fet>lm g of VIta lity .. the feelmg of 1Jstmc tion that only HONDA offers. Whether you pre rer the happy HONDA Minnesota at • e w York 1 lgles ••td Ga ul , Snoullcr and 50 that delivers up to 225 mll es per gallon of gas or the frugbt)- Nelson (·I) vs. Ford San Fran 000 000 01111 - o 1 o Legar, each a sing le. .s ur151!1 g power of the Super Ha wk tor any of the 13 won.. ·-· · (U) or Stafford (1-4 ). Los Ang 201 000 OOx- 3 1 of lo Ihe fi rst game between the der ful HONDA models in between) you'11 find that HONDA offers the perfect way to beat the hea t. I Salarday'a Gamel Perry, Henry (71 and Hiatt. Yankees and Jets the Yankees MODEL CA-100 $215" Boston at Chicago 1Osteen 16-6) and Roseboro. Los- put across nme ru ns m the •plus modest set-up charge and delivei'J Kansaa City at Detro 1~ ,..,. er- Perry (6-6 J. lth1 rd to spark the 11-3 victory. Lowc~ l insurance rates offered on all Honda 00 serie~ Los Angeles at Cleveland 1Yankee hiLLers were T. WyWalhlngton at Baltlnlore, night Ina, uutpolnted Don Juhnsnn.:all Wilh two smgles, R. Phalin, 1121, Fresno, Calif. (121. Minnesota at New York a ln ple and smgle, Bob Werrv !l CINCINNATI (UP!) - Those The Cubs, who will be around\ Nallonal Leape FIGHT RESULTS grand slam homer, D. n <ttm,,11 troublesome Chicago Cuba move for four games to close out the W. L. Pel. GB By Unlled Prell Jntenallonal LOS ANGELES tUPI )- Rwh- two smgles, J. Jacobs and Mark in again tonight tor a three- current home stand, took two ILos Angeles 40 23 .635 TOKYO iUPI - Paul Take- ie Sue, t281i, Portlaod , Ore, Werry each a stngle. fu r tho "AUTHORIZED HONDA DEALER" game series with the Cincinnati of the final three games with ' Milwaukee 33 23 .589 310 shl Fuji, Hawail, 139, knocked I knocked out Manuel Ocoha, 129, Jets T Soulsby and 1'. GtrolaMIDDLEPORT, OHIO Reds, who hope they finally the Reds at Chicago last week- Cincinnati 33 26 .559 5 oot Nakao Sasazaki, 139, Ja- Mexico (1 ). ;mi had a single. Jack J acobs ~iijiij;jiji;;;i;;;;;;;·~---~~~~~ have their pitching problems end. San Francisco 31 26 .533 510 pan (1), solved. Pittsburgh 32 211 .533 610 Joey Jay, who or late bas Philadelphia 29 30 .492 9 BIRMINGHAM. England been con~lstently the most fl.· St. Louis 28 33 .4511 ll (UPI) _ Henry Cooper, 186\i. fectlve Pilcher for the Red!, Chicago 27 33 .450 1110 Brltalu, stowed Johnr.v Pres· was e<peclecl to work 00 the Houston 27 37 .422 13.,. colt, 190, Britain (10) . Hehill. He ha. a >-2 record. Gomg New York 11 41 .339 1411& ta1ns British and Empire heaagainst him will be Cal Koonce TlnndaJ'o Rel11111o vyweiJhl ttue. I (~), who already has beaten Pittsburgh 4 st. Louil 1, • I Tire Bedford Bravea downed• Cmctnnatl once thiS season. Milwaukee 4 Phlilldelphla Z, n COPENHAGEN. Denmark' the Racine Yankees 11-2 and Le- ] Manager DICk ~Isler reported- Chicago 6 llous. 5, II Ins., n\ (UP!) - Love AUotey 127, Gha- 1 tart clipped Portland 7-l in ly w~ loYliiJl wtth the tdea of __ ...:::______;__~--'--'-'----'-------=---1 Little Southern League games starting Gerry Arrigo (2-3) to~ Thursday . night, but it appesred remote : on the basis of his statements ~'11--_,t--......_ The Bedford team was paced ! alter Ar.-igo was boxed around by the two - hit pitching of l in his last outing. Mike Williams who fanned 10 1 "Arrigo throws the ban real and walked seven. Gary John- hard when he pitches in relief, sun worked on the mound lor but it seems as 11 he tries to DEPOSIT COUPONS the Yankees striking out eight pace himsell when be starts," and walking five. I Stsler said. I On Display Yankee hitter! were ' He could have added that " ' - • • • • • • • • • BELOW AT OUR Johnson with a double and Da- with Jim O'Toole •pparently un-, vld Theiss, t•ro singles. Fo tracked at last Arrigo Is n~ded At STANDS DURING Bedford, Steve BIII'SOO had a more In the bullpen, where single, Ron Smith two likely to. stay unless the eFREEZERS A NEW WAY Wayne Well and Sam Kern each ing rotation comes apart at eREFRIG~RATORS REGATTA WEEK-END a double, and Mike Williams, a seams again. TO SAVE TIME AND MONEY/ eRANGES horne!'. r-="""======'1[ Tho P-..oy eWASHERS The Letarl club held Portlandlil Lewis Repeir Service Bloc!! Co. eDRYERS to only live hits with Justice _,ld Ub to 11111' 1 1 1 llorll -FORand W. Hall pitching e TELEVISIONS Value Catalotl mail~na Innings for the winners. eHEATING s~rvice with ,au. This 195Portland ,sticks were Chuck page, lull- color catalog ePLUMBING Ritchie with a single, covers a Jar.. group of Dtpotll At H&R Flt'lltone Standi eROOFING Wallbrown two homers, -'""""" name bntnd items. It has Goocl lvr Drawing On FrH Prim son and Jim Walker each sina perlect sele!:tion ol Gilt gles. Letart bitte•s were P. 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I• Braves, Yanks .\re Winners IT'S ALL FREEl " I Reds 0pen Three-Garne CardI Wll• h Hard•Luck Chicagoans :'re Al Cleveland Victorious 1-0 \lilt HELEN HELP US! JHE DAILY SENnNEl gers in both enda of a double lor the Yankee•. header , and llle Yankees swept In the second game 7 :f; "eddingPIans Are Comp}eted j eat th heat on a epo ° . Yanks Sweep Sets ~ '-'1t.e~an:.t . , .' Dodgers • ' wtro Bob Werry ,wltla Jt ~ 'ftle Dodgers defeated the '1'1- and Hayes hurled the two-bitt« run homer, R. Pballn, 1 lrlpla • lS Around And About . M'dd/ · ante ' r'\ ::P::; 1 ' ;I "· I UPJ Bfie . fs ASStgnmeD • l S . . Gl·ants·rFull G Ed • R St k gem ace .· rea • . Dally Sentlnel Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 18, 116$-3 atlanCI Bob''tl'erey -wmbllllil'lt pltcb a ooe-bitter for tho Yllllo The Middleport Yankees, playlng very much unllke their Thursday. lpro cousins In New York City, In another league contest the By FRED DOWN deal that sent slugger Frank the only bll oil (lateen lnd tht nlng rally tltat enabled tltt jlook a full • game lead In the Pomeroy Pirates edged the HarUP! Sporla Writer Howard packing, rewardad A~ former Wuhlngton hurlez iBrlves to overtake the PhiUles Boys League tace Thursday rlsonvtlle Bombers 6-4. It's going to be a long time •ston's confidence Thursday seemed upaet by the lacl thtl and pin Ray Culp with his third night by measurtng the lndrans The Dodgers won the · before the San Francisco Gi- night wiU>--a one - bitter that It was oil a tllder. IloSJJ. Torre and Hank Aaron 26-7. I game by a 7-Z margin ants forget the "forgotten gave tile Dodgers a 3-8 victory The slider uaually io my Ieach had two hlto m lite six- The are 4 • 1 compared to grabbed a 12-9 win in the nightman" of the Los Angeles over the San Francisco Giants. best pitch," he said, "but lnlhlt Brave attack whl~ brought recorJs of. 4 • 2 each lor the : cap four • inolng contest. Doriger ptlchmg stall. The vtclury enabled the Dodg- thla game It WBI 1117 worst. relief pttcher Billy 0 Dell his Redlegs and Red Sox after three In the first game, E. Fife It's easy to be overlooked on ers to retain their 31>1Jame Na- Anytime I walk five batlera, 1flfth victory. . weeks of play. The Red Sox' went all the way on the mOtmdl a staff that features firel7all tional League lead over the It's not Jlonci." ! Vern Lw scored bts sixth climbed mto 8 tie with the:for the wmners, fannmg 7 kmgs Sandy Koufax and Don Milwaukee Braves, who topped Johnny Roaeboro oinglad lstraiPt vtctory with .• sevetr Redlegs tdle Thursday by I walktng 3. Ttger prtcher Drysdale not to mention clutch the Philadelphia Phlllies 4-2. home two I'UDI In lbe lfrst ltr hitter behind a 10-hit alta<;!' defeating the Braves IZ : o on ' Abbott struck out 9 and walkace Johnny Podres, of course, Pirates Wblp Cordi ,nlng - loDowlnJ a 1Jqle by that Included Willie StaraeU ' DaMy Wise's no-htt no-run Ied 1. and It's parttcularly true when The Pittsburgh Pirates de- Maury Willi and I w-11: to Jim 15th homer of the season and pitching and first of 'the sea- Dodger hJ!Lers were led by you have a ~ won· lost rec- lleated the St. Louis Cardinal! Gilliam-and tht llodpr1 add· two blta by Stargell, Donn Cion- son in the league. Tom Vaughan wtlh a grand ord for a team that's leadmg 4-1 and the Chicago Coha shad- ed their other run In the third denon, Jerry Lynch and Andre i homer and single E Ftfe the league. i ~d the Houston Astros 1-5 In II on Ro~eboro'a stngie, two walka Rodg_era. Bob Glboon 1uffered The Yankee attack on . the\ double and single, 'c. Wyatt' But Manager Walter Alston ·mnings m other NL action. 'and a pasaed ban by Hiatt. 0.. hta atxth straight loll after WID· younger and more me<pertenc- Jon Buck both 810 les For the of the Dodgers is a patient man i In the American League,' teen was aided by e"Cellenl de- nlng his lfr~t eight declalo~.. ed Indians was featured by four l.ngers E Young ~ad · a single and he has kept Osteen in the 1Minnesota heat Chicago, 3-I,itensive playa by WUis, Jim Le- Billy Williams' llth-rnmng home runs, tw o by Alan Cun-IR. Dixo; a double and R. Ab: rotation because I know he ts ;Balhmore mpped New York 2-1 febvre, Ron Fairly and Wally single chesed borne Doug Clem- ningham m the ftrst mnm g '' [holt d, bl d 1 a good pitcher and will work .in 16 innings, Cleveland a h u I Moon. ens, who bad doubled to open the winners rolled up 11 runs 1 a , 0 ~h e ~mg • I th his way into winning form. " iout Washington ~ and Detroit Slnlle II Blc Bll the Inning. Ernie Broglio re- on six hi!>, three errors and [ .1 was e . 1" 088 0 e Well, the tall left - handerjedged out Booton 1!-5. Joe Torre'atwo-run aingle with ceived credit for hts first WID a hit batsman off It-year-old , year for the Ttger~, and a acquired from the Washing! on [ Rookie catcher Johnny HlaUithe bale! filled waa the ~I& while Jim Owens suffered his Duffy Craig. Gene Powell and 1 lime. la ter they •ere taken Senators In a controversial. singled in the second Inning for blow ol a three-run olgbt!Hn- fourth losa. Fife also homered. the cleaners agam as the <llip Haggerty had fo ur hits,: ers also won the second match. Powell two Van Meter three. Jon Buck wen t the route Cunningha~ three, Little lwo, the Dodgers in this game with ma,man, Hysell and Fife, one seven slnkeouts and. four walks. each. Hoger Abbott started for the For the Indians Halley had Tigers but was re lieved by F. two hiiB, one a homer, Warner Burney tn the second. Tiley had two, and P. Mullen, D. Hac· 1struck ou t four and walked ni ne. kelt and Craig, one each. I Rogrr Abbott's gra nd slam I Are Made Oh' Ch h YcuaceS t 3ke . -~- ' NAMI . . ......... .... .. . ...... . .. . ADDRESS ·- . . .. . .. . ... ... .. .•• ~. · • . H&R FIRESTONE STORE ' Phona WY 2·2238 N. 2nd Ave. ,. • •• . j il --~ -J • .!, .-..!1 , .V .:t{l ..; : .U . 1 ~ �I I •~~ny sentinel. Pomeroy·Middleport, ~June I ,... ..9, <lOU, ,,. . . ....._ • d, 6.700 ... ~-~ ( •,: . - qeM ~1011. deferislve tackle . Jllil; Kanldcl 18, .1965 s~arkey, local, E~g~ ~~;~=~~i~m~:ier anci CLEVELAND, Ohio cuPn- and n~r CUff McNeU to ~ Harrisonville; W. · w~, • Mrs : Raymond wijson or' New Tbe Cleveland Browns have cantracta. · .. . dleport; and Adena ggens, .. ___ ___ -- -. - · · local. The business meeting OCI CWS was in charge of the President. Frank Turner. Albany. T h e Mr and Mrs. Dale Dye vii- class of 1935 held their reuruo~ Mr. and Mrs. baac Wolle , ited ·with their son-In-law and with lour members, Wllbu and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil· daughter, Mr. and ~.rs. Clyde Rupe, Columbus:_ Mabel Tur~: McLeod, Belpre, Mr .. and Mrs. , Walker and family, Thunnan, ei Gibson, Bowling GreAe h• Bob Cozart and family of Ra- 1recently and attended a plano Francis Rupe Woodrum, t . cine were guests of Mrs: Mona , recital in which their grand- ens; and Frank Turner, Albany, Wolle during the Memorial hoi- daughters Helen Aplta and present. O!Hcers for th• co~­ id>ys. • Dawna Jd Walker, took part. ing year were elected. ThG.elyl m,L b Flor- lud Mrs Westlna ' og y Mrs. Cecil Roseberry and Clarence Lee, ees urg, c e . ident· Anna Elizchlldren visited her sister and I ida, visited With Mrs. Faye Jor- Crabtree, Pres v· • President· family, Mr. and Mrs. James ' dan and at the homes of her Iabeth 1\'>'ner, ~~fman Sec: Middleswart Tuesday evening. sons In this vicinity this past and Mrs. Dena • week. Mr. Lee, busbana of the retary. · Mrs. Louise Brewer called on late Delphia Jordan Lee, had ----her daughter and family, Mr. visited with his daugh'"r, Mrs. VISIT OVER WEEitEND and Mrs. Ror Beegle and daughc 1 . .... and ler. Dore>s, Friday afternoon. Arvene Schmidt, H rr1 o urn U.,..,; to see Mr and Mrs. BurgeS! Ferguwent on to a sonvi e . son (Alice Conroy) ol HuntingMr. and Mrs. Charles Simer- his brother and Sister-m-law, W va spent the weekend · sister ·• . in - law, Mr s. at and daughter, Col um bus, re- Mr. an d M.rs. 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Meryl Boho and wile, Lanbred a love for our river. of the river and the boat, and From our esplanades we The Ohio has a grace to share c~ster, and Viola Bobo, Dayton, The challenge and the chiii'JD the country, and aU of it was watch our river's maje•ty, a• with those who participate m viSited at the J>rrot Bobo home ollive, flowing, vocal water are long ago familiar. Each day ribbon of bright water gliding, its varied, ever-changins yet the past week. imbedded deeply, univeroally, has its fuUness, bracketed by winding between green hills. eternal llle, and who know the Raymond Webb and wile Ath· AT in us. Back to our beglnnlngB sleep. In the eveoinga by the And 10, even today, though whisper, the shout, the melody ens R D and Donald Con~ and goes this love, back to Nlle and fire and In the clear morning& attractive diversions spangle of flowing w~ter. family, Athens, called 00 AI· · Jordan, Tiber end Thames, to are when you have It atrongest, our paths, many of us still seek Ro~rt Lo~IS Stephenson. pen- I bert Cone and wile Sunday. Oth- 1 all the nameless rivulets that the knowledge, the balance. the out our river. As we drink of ned, There s no muSic like a er visitors were Richard Cone I have watered life down the ages rightness." .. ill panoramic vistas, we oense river. It takes the mind out of ' and son Athens. and generations, for "a river Our Ohio Is familiar to uB as the old mysteries of origin and doors and sir. it quieti a man ' . . . went out of Eden." So conslallt individuals. we recollect well destiny; enjoy the sinuous beau- down like saying his prayers." Arnold Jordan and wife VISit.- I have we been with our belov- this river that flows through ty of the river world. For as Stephen Vincent Benet captur· ed Mrs. Gmeva Foster recently.l FOR THE BEST DEAL ANYWHEIEI ed river that even today it 1s our experience. lis never end- Henry van Dyke once said of ed the lull imract o1 our belov- Mrs. Lona Pettit was m Hunt.- I impossible to ... ill flowing 1ng lap on the meadows of our a stream, "The eye never wear- ed Ohio River when he wr?te· lngron . W. Va. recently to see 1 water without feeling the old lanns, ill coolness on the bare ies of following Ita curls and ed- "And always the water flowmg , her siSter-m-law, . Mrs. Mabel SPECIAL SAVINGS ON allure, the old respect, the old legs of our childhood; testing dies, the ohadow of tho dan<' earthy, majestic ; fed wlth 'snow Honaker who 18 Ill. grateful affection. our willow pole. Ill bend around lng waves, the strange, crink- and heat, dew and moonlight., John Mulhollanda nd wile, Certainly river lore and rlv- our town, widening accornmo- ling lines of sunlight in the Always the wide, sure water." iwilkesville called on Howard er love flow throughout our Knapp su~day afternoon. history and has been the ave- · Herring of Summit Station who Columbus business visitors nue of our destiny. We name- Is visiting the Lucas family a,Jd I'n Tuesday were Albeit Cone and less tens of thousands, we sol- other friends here. Those atw1fe and K. E. Erickson. diers and pioneers, voyageurs tending were Margie Herring, W..~ . Gregory is a patient and trappers, we keelboatmen, Judy Williams, Linda Lathey . in Shelll'rlllg Arms Hosp•tal, raftsmen, fishermen, lumber- Linda Davis, Sandy and Karen • • - Athens. jacks and engineers, worked Tucker, oetta Erelewne, Cher- ST LOUIS (UPI)-Will Jack rgoing into the smmd round Mrs. Or• Cottrill spent s" Station Wagon. 6 eylinrlt-r. OHV, radio and heat. and adventured along the riv- yl Lung and Julia and Jane N' kk ke the cut' over the 1. 191 -yard Heller lYe era! days YISiling her u . er. Standard trans . One""""'· dean and nice er, up and down. In the river Lucas. Thursday Mrs. Riohard 1~., 1 a~us~:lian Kel N~gle go !rourse which proved so toughters, Mrs. Lawrenc~ p ,l,·y ;, we found slrength and fulfill· Locas and Julia took Margie on ~ become the first foreign Thursdav thHI only 1hree golf· Mrs. Eddie Jornan ann tn. ment, and beauty, and today Herring and Jane Lucas to golfer to win the title in nearly ers in the fie ld of 1541 were able fam1hes m Columbus. >lw ' :-vhen ~e hearth~ current call· Summit Station where the half 8 century~ to crack par. w11h Nicklaus tended the gradiJHfi, ... P'l:r·r·· ; m~,. riVer meamng surges up two girls will leave to attend ! Those wre the two ky ques· soaring to an eight over var 7B. 1 ~~s lor her grandson. E. J . Jor 1 Custom 4 Dr Senan. One local owner, auto. Witlun us - past and present a Methodist Youth Conference lions todav as they terd up for , Nagle tamed the rugged I dan. trans. Rad io and heater, like new and yet to come. at Lakeside. . jthe second round of the u. s. course with a two under par 68,, . Albert Co~e was a Pomeroy We understand the canoeman Mr. and Mrs. Joe BohD, iQpen championship. !whtch put h1m a stroke m front Vl:->ttor on 1uesday. Ricky Brenda, Brent and of amateur Deane Beman and Craig,' vll!ited her parents, Mr. The answer to the first ques- , Mason Rudolph, a tourmng pro. END VACATIO'I and Mrs. Henry Turner of ' flon, ~ccordmg to Nicklaus hJm~ · But those three were lhe only Chesler TannehJII, 916 Louf'.~ f - . 2 Dr. Senan. One local owner, real nice Dyesville. self, IS yes. ones to break pa~ on the ~elle · st. !Vliddleport, and sons, Mark Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morris As for the answer to the see- nve course drsptle the_ 1deal and John . ret urned Fnday from sons, Jim, Mark and John ond, N'agle says it depends we.ather conditions whwh pre- d two . ." r;erk. ~ai'ation in Orein Columbus the past upon the wind. va tled for the first round. gon. Ihf'y v1stted ht ~ hrother visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jf it comes up strong and 1: Th.ere were a .total .of 79 golf· ' Sherman <lnd family . in Prine· Deluxe. 2 Dr. Sedan. Auto. trans. Healer. Cleo By Jean Parker William Theobald and Mr. have to go to bigger guns, 1 ers m the slartmg f~eld of t50 vi ii-. tus pm·enls. Mr. and _ and nice Mr. and Mrs. Roger Roush Mrs. Gene Cox and - don'l know. " sa•d the 44 _ who had scores of 80 or ov.r Mrs. v. F. Tannehill. Lebanon, • and Norman, Vandy, Vianne and Mr. and Mrs. Richard year-old Australian, who has and ~ere wert> 44 golfers ahead and his sister and fnmlly, Mr. See These And Many More At Varina of South Charleston, 0., cas and son, Steve, and many tourn[1ments m nu- of Nicklau s.. the 4 to 1 pre· <md Mrs. Robert D. Kroessin, were weekend guests of Mr. Martha Jesse of Pomeroy merous <.-ountries, but never m tourney favorl1e. i L<~ke Oswego. His other brothand Mrs. Ronnie Williams and ited relatives in Zanesville the United States. ;o Law• cut : " Eugene, and his wile. Randy and Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Roseville Saturday. A One Stroke Lead Only the 50 lows and lies witl of Oakland. Calif, joined the Roush attended the wedding of scott Shields, returned Nagle held a one stroke lead qoalify for the final two rounds 1group at Lake Oswego, June 5 Wayne Roosh and Louella with them to spend u,. - ---- - · of play Saturday and Sunday. I at a family reunion. Thompson and visited friends mer. Visiting with the and Mrs. Wayne Turner has 'Til shoot a 65 or 66 and 1 h 1 in this vicinity. Mr. Roush is 8 on Sunday were Mrs Etta enlisted with the United Slates , make the tut .. Nicklaus pre- uhrn lo t e college to oltend A'Ir_ Fore~ .an d I!! · ta k.wg h~S , dicted . ··1 know ' whats . wrong ( t eMrsu mmer former. band instructor at Hut- Lucas and son, Jack, ·and d sesston. · land H1gh School and t h el niece Susie Jones all d ·san Mrs. Homer Parker 0 basiC trammg at Lackland Air with mv game- f'm getting my Northwestern District. Zan~ville. Jack r~mained to Force Base in Texas. ·wrist ir; the wrong position . It athn . huzy hseldda cooko.ut Hl 600-606 E. Main St. WY 2-3870 Pomeroy · n-b d Mik M · 't d ~ e1r orne 1l <l ppl'ns. Th e •1H<"e of t 11e tendin Miss Suzy Parker was 8 , spend the week here. ~ ra an e ay VIS! e JUst w . un av· evenmg . , · At guest at a cook oul at the I Mr and Mrs. Robert Hill with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knight 'tub IS shut and tho ball goes 1 lgP ere Mr . Jd,mM Carpen1 ·. . d · • , · er o omeroy an r. and · home or Mr. and Mrs. Wilson were m Fatrborn for week an son 1or an evenmg recent· It> 1I. IM R S d Oth .. · - - - --- --·~- ·--- rs oy now en. er v1srt· Carpenter, Jim and Alita, of end visiting their son, 81'II , who 1Y· . ors ·at the Parker home were Pomeroy. Rick Crow also at- ia employed there, •nd Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dailey of Hussell, of Mt. Allo, W Va. : tended. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Lanning. Louisville, Ohio visited re-1 Mr . and Mrs. Carl_ Hernng ~;bb~~d Mrs. Bruce May and Misses Roberta Smith daugh- Mr and Mrs. Bill William- aently with Mrs. Bertha Amos. and Marg1e of Summit StatiOn 1 M · d M R 1 h J . , ter of Mr and Mrs ' Robert son :.0d David and Darla of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Larkin visited wlh frends n Rutland 1 d r. an rs. • P ams I · Connee · · · daugh- Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Fred o1 Hanm'ba1, Oh'IO, VISited ·· · "· a ·' on an business son, Jerr, &ri m Flonda Smith, Williams, wit· 1ast week. Rev. Hernng ALL WIDE-TRACK ter ol Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wil- Williamson and Robert, Debbie MORE MORE MORE MORE former. P"'tor of lhe . · All HONEY-DEALS Iiams, and Pamela Wilson, and Ricky and Mrs. Edith ADD RUTLAND . I MethodiSt church. Margie . daughter of Mr. and Mrs Mar- liamson spent Decoration Day Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jeffries mamed here lo VISit fnend• ! DURING OUR vin Wilson have finshed ther in Canal Winchester with Mr. and family and Mr. and Mrs. staying overnight Tuesday on freshman year at Morehead and Mrs. Floyd Kennedy. Paul Hutson and family in lndi- Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Erie wine. i State Teachers' College at Jim and JfJy White, anapoliS, Ind. Joetla and Kand1 Jo, and with Morehead, Ky., and have re- of Mr. and Mrs. John Jeffrj.. and family of Mr. and :llrs. Richard Luscas, turned to their homes for the have returned from Indianapolis called on Mr. and Julia, Jane and Sieve. summer. where they spent several Mrs. Cush Johnston and Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Roy .snowde? i A slumber party was held visiting relatives. Frances Larkin of Bradbury re- spent the weekend w1lh their June 3 at the Richard Luca 9 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Quillen cently. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. home in honor of Miso Margie James William are visiting Peggy Tillis Is employed at les Simpkins, Chari• and 63 PONTIAC friend in Cleveland. the Rutland Department storo. Iissa. Columbus. Stilton Wagon. V8 Catalina Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Michael Stewart is in Colum- Sonny and Benny 6 ya.ss. 4 dr. One careful loca owner. Hydramatic. Po(Ellen Spres) of bus seeking employment and sons of Mr. and Mrs. wer steerina:. Very nice. Mr. and Mrs. WaHer visiting relatives. Slawter have returned $2,395 (Eula Spires) of Mrs. Iva Howell has been their sludies at Eastern and Mr. and Mrs, Carl visiting her sister, Mrs. Louis tucky College. :ionny will 64 PONTIAC of Fairport Harbor wert Stllion Wagon. V8 Catalina TWO DOOR HARD TOP. V-8 molar. automatic trans., power steering, power 6 pass. 4 dr. Spotless all to attend the Rutland brakes. tinted windshield, like new white sidewall tires With wheel dlsl:1, white finish. Uke new inside School alumni banquet and radio, back-up lites, deluxo tnm. New Oids trade. Just Uko n~w . and out. Hydramatic. Power ENJOY visit frienda In this area. steerin,2. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kennedy $2,895 of Canal Wnchester and Tom 63 BUICK Williamson of Fairborn spent Riviera 2 dr. Hard Top. Most the Memorial Day weekend vis· , 390 cubic Inch V-8 engine, Cruisamalic drive, radio, back-up Hghll 811d priocopied ear in America. Buiting Mrs. Edith Williams and 1 ick'• top line and this one ed to move. ia TOJll'. Fnily equipped. aitended the Rutland High Al- l umnl banquet. $2,995 WITH US Mrs. Ethel Spowden tl(lellt sev64 CHEVROLET eral daya recently with her son, VS BelAire 4 dr. Sedan. AU· Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snowden tomatlc trans. Spotle" turAutomatic. Power brakes, power steering, new white sidewalls. wheel di!K:S, quoise finish. Power 11teer· let 11 ciieck your 11111111 far David and Micahel, In Point radio, back-up lights, lin ted windshield, air-conditioning. ini. New Buick trade-in. Pleasant, W. Va. Middleport, 0. , ..... 10 ....... louie 7 $2,195 Mrs. Harold HyseU and Gary nit's worn, replace It with a and Donald spent a day with ll,.!!!ll!...,...,...,.....,.....,.,....,.........,...,!!ll!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lll!!!!!""'""rl 62 PONTIAC Bonneville V8 4 dr. Hard Fidelitone Diamond - the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-l' Top. Cltanest '62 In Bend. needle that gives you longer liam Stewart of Clifton, W. Va. · V-8 motor, automatic trans., power brakes. power sieering, radio, new white Power steering and brakes. recently. , needle life, longar record life. 1idewall tires, all Vinylmlerior. Locally ""ned. New Olds trade. Pontiac's finest ond best. Mrs. Ben Wri&ht of Wellston I 1 HOUSE PAINT '*' • ' ............. [ j f .................... came Friday and stayell , Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Con- Monday with Mr. Conrey'' 1110! ro) •nd s·111. Hugh, of Akron, ther, Mrs. B. A. Dodson. ! 1 SALE 1 co~n: ON FRIDAY 1 I Valley Lumber & Supply Co. Ridge !Chestnut SocJ"ety Ne\.\I'Ol Society Notes and PRESIDENT . National Consciousness Rutland s:,- I ID • 1 1 ---------- I • ' · BY RALPH W. MOORE . ArM Ell. AgeD! Res. Developmeot Enter Into tha joy of running water, Dur Ohio River conveys the joy of the beauty, the allure, the ~venture that ia the unique quality of flowing water. ·Our Ohio River llows deep through our national ness. Its shimmering IUI'face bec~oned 1lll to explore a continent and build • 1181ion, and we have eome to depepd upon and love this or that watera our land. We have harnossed our River, dedicating it to lion, to power, water and the utilization for leisure time pursuits. Many rivors are close to population centers. Some but husky threads of w•ndmg through a_rural land· scape. Others are ISOlated. ping lazily through remote eas. Each one IS a world of its own. Yet the Ohio is all of these! . Paul B~b . could have . 1ly been th1nkm~ of our. Oh10 whe~ he w_rote, Each mile on a mer will lake you further from home t~.an a hundred mile!l of road. Dodson~a~n~d~a~tt~en~d~e;dith~e;a~l~urn;-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~~=====~ I) "nt R k - ; I Waterways Deep N c<>ntly visited herBrewer. parents, Mr. fore returnmg to his home in ni banguet at Chester on Satand Mrs. Edgar Florida. 'lr. and Mrs. BI'II Berry and Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Sayre!, urday night Visitln& Mrs. Dod" Sanford, Floridn, visited recei. ·· _ · I daughters, Mansfield were w""k ly at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ""'' t.,vl end guests of her sister and Dorsey Jordan and !amlly. · " ,, family, Mr. and Mrs. R R. Mrs Madge Dye, daughters, "- ,;2_{,;'L ·c Dursl and sons over the holiday Rebec~a and Lisa, spent the ·· . weekend weekend at Jenny Wiley State ' ! Mr. and Mrs. Ola Daily were Park, Prestonburg, Kentucky. . . ' recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Strakey PARACHUTE DROP - The Gemmt-4 capsule followed I Char:es Vao Meter. I were at the hospital in ZanesllliS sc 4ue m·c· 111 the parachute-slowed !mal mmutes of 1 . • ville on Tuesday to see her sisthe desrcnt to splashdown m the Atlan_tic o~! Flonda __ , Mrs. Larry Fitch and dough- ter, Mrs. Elma VernO!I, who un-. . lters called on M~s. Sylvia AI- derwent surgery. They were - - - - - - - - - - home of lhm son-m-law and lien Tuesdlly everung. nl d by her mece Mro;-1 Rob ' k T. d hildcen accompa e • OC daug hter, Mr. an d Mrs. · , Jar Immons an c Beulah Jones, Athens. Mrs. ver- : Ol erl Holhdav of Wooster. TI1e Iwere recent guesll o! Frank rtedly convalescing I occasion was to celebrate the Cornell and family. non_ !IS :_ep,o . gran dson, I. Howard All~n too k a Ioad. 0•' satiS acwri b•rthday of their Ella y.White, Albany, ac- I G.1ry. , cabbage to Pittsburgh for Billy Mrs .. d M and Mrs Dale J , H'll comparue r. . Mr. and Mrs L>wren.ce Chap- lE ber and Iva Carpenter and Dye to Tuppers Plams on Mrs. J f. . ltade~in man VISited the lattu' SIS lei. , dJughter Frelda called on Mrs., day when they VIS•. ted Wlth Mn; L,wnil Cuode ami chll· ' Mrs. Ed1th Strong and husband John Ch;valier Sunday 1 and Mrs. Okey Rtchardson. dI 1 dJen dl ~ ~\\ ,I rk spt' nl lhe o( Columbus Sa turday and Sun· Albina GluesencamP spent I Mr. and M_rs. A. • · ;u~o:~e v.et>krnd ,11 1!w honw of her ' day . Sunday wtth her mother and I grandson, Make, Athen ' ~ mollwr ll •' - Anna EIJZaiwlh Jumor Radekm and family or family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ' called at the home ol ~ Wal· . Turnl'r .~nd sJ stt·r. Shnrie . On McArthur spent Saturd<lY mght Cochran, Wells Run. Mrs. Mendal Jordan_ a 1 Salltrd;Jy t''>'t·mng they aHt•ml- with ~is mother, Mrs, Ethel Wesley Cozart has moved ter on Monday even\~;~ Swett I rd llll' 1·1,Jumbia Alumni B:m KadPktn. from the R. R. Durst property Mr. and Mrs. Wa . t : ut>l ,11 Alb:uw lligh S('hool \1r and Mr;.; . Ohm llill'vey and will make his home with have returned rr?m a ~rip 0 I ~" - ;nlll 11 rs' G A nndekm and fdmily were weekend 1, Mr. and Mrs. Arlie West. I Lancaster and Phiiade!phia, Pad and d.lll gll\('r, Tina Mane SJ 'l·nt ~uesls ol' her parents, Mr and Mrs. Louise Van Meter and wt:er.e they vtsited frte~ds 80 . sur.d:t\' ~ 111 d Monday at the, Mrs Montgomery. _ _ Nikki, called on Paul and Mer! ! relatives. Pla~es of mter~b-st -Van Meter and son, Paul Dean viewed on the trip were the L1 on Saturday. erly Bell. Valley Forge, and Mrs. Maxine Durst and Tom · Constitution Hall. were rerenl callers at the Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Crabtree, homrs of Mr. and Mrs. Law- Albany Route I, accompanied renee Ritchie. Jr ., and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur Crabtree Mac van Meter, Saturday. to Parkersburg, W. Va., on Mr. and Mrs. Bill Berry and Sunday afternoon where they daughlers also called the same • visited with Mr. and Mrs. Emday. : zie Davis and members of the1r Recent visitors. of E. H. Car-l family. Mrs. Davi~ is the for· penter and family were Mrs. mer Elsie Peck, Sisler or Mrs. Give your home outstanding bea_uty Mike Evans and Alici•. Virgil IJ. K. Crablree. ••• at surprisingly low cost wttb Bogard, Maxine Powell, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Swett, Mildred Fitch and d>ughters, Middleport, were Saturday eveVictor Durst, Mr. and Mrs. Don ning guests of their son and Brewer and sons, Mrs. Maxme daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs. PURE UNSEED OIL Durst and Tom, Mr. and Ml'l. Walter Swett and attended the Dell Talbutt. Rudy Durst, S~l- Columbia Alumni Banquet. via Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mr and Mrs. Mendal Jordan, Barton, Gary Griffith and Mr. son ·Walter; ond Mr. and Mrs. WHITE OR DECORAtOR COLORS Mrs. S. W. Durst, Howard AI- Sw~lne Jordan and Bryan were o StW-dmllll ••• PIS H ~ len, Gerald Violet, Mr. and in Ironton on Saturday where nita •• - and stays wlilto! Mrs. Mac Van Meter and daugh- they atlended the Iron City olobl milablo io tadaj& most popolll Nallllrcolml ter Antique and Classic Car Meet. VIctor Durst returned from a M and Mrs Alfred Rice and oUq-laStlq! viSit to Washmglon, D. C. and 1 son:.· Columbu~. were weekend • • • ta appljl Q Estellent c:averap a« '1dil!l! New York City. He atlended the I 1 f her parents Mr. and World's Fair while in New . gMrues sWolli m Culweli and othIUIIT'" AIID PIOllCT tOUI IOMt Will fWtDIII-$U UIIDDA11 y k . s. 1 a or · . ch er relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fit were Mr Martha Mays, Stras8• H . the time to malle sure you have clean, comfortable heat when the weather starts ID recent guests of her parents, berta Park WY 2•2709 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brewer •nd burg, ~nd Mrs. Ro ; aw 15 • the ne heat that will be as modern tomorrow 11 Now is the time to convert to electnc heat • - · o . nths. 923 s. 3rd Av•. Mtddloport, 0 . Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mlddleswart er, Bolivar, spent several day here with their parents. Mr. . Be . change to flameless electric heating now duml(l the summer mo IS today. WISe • • • ~~~~~~===~~===~~~:==~~a~n~d~ch~lld~r~en~.=====- and Mrs. Ney Carpenier and " at the home of Mrs. Parket'l Nowanllabte. Asll about the new "Reddy Circuit Centlr" plan, wlllch provldeaa wortbo son Robert Parker and famwhile aavinas to JOU when you install electric heal Check this money IIIYlnl opportuily ,' Middleport. Mrs. Robert Parker has been quite Ill bot nity with your dealer. is reportedly Improving. . h voluntarily reduced rates. Since 1941 tile Lavern Jordan is wnvaleseFor the fourth time in four years, OhiO P?Wer :s has gone down 28.7 per cent, while 1M ing at his hnme following sur· cost of electricity for Ohio Power resldenttal c~, o~ers the trend is clear • • • the Total 'Electric ON BEDROOMS gery at St. Anthony ho•pital, cost af gas ic1 Ohio has tn_creased 35.2 per cen es, , Columbus, some Ume ago. l3nf Anuaal AIIIIIUii Banquet Age is herel DYer 13,000 Ohio Pew• customers now enjoy eltctrlc 111111111Forty • six members and guests met at the Albany High School oo Saturday evening when the 33rd annual banquet for Columbia Alumni was ser• dntM - • lllrfw 1 ved by the Albany Grange • boMcau en. ....... ~ members. Four teachera were ' I"_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ t Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 18, ·, ·~Ji. Mighty Magic of Our Ohio Rivet •, ,- / �• J,.,. ,.. •. . . . ,. , . ~Bubao· ftl-~ti--.,_ -!bi-btihablf oHhTnklng·:~n·.tfriiia''ii''- to- be ixPfafned affinna• In everyday human re11111on· fiCIIJllton lncreasln "depet'!GnaiiJadOII" of l-it" rather than "!-thou." Iyzed in theclogtcal systems, ships with other persons, that lr of mode~ I&Ciely. He saw the Such lonely individualism but "the Eternal Thou" who we ~orne · to know Gnd as Br LOUIS CASSELS hold Niebuhr and Jacques Mar- im rsonal relationships of "the must lead to misery. Buber can be truly known onty ' thou . Ualled Prtss llllernallonal , itain acknowledge their un- fnization" bemg everywhere .said. Man realizes 'tns potenltallhrough personal em:ounlet. I "We are ct•cated along wlth Martin Suber, the greatest lmense debt to his Insights. ~~b:tlluted for the per&onai re- as e human beln& only in rela· Opposed Wilbdrawal one another and director to a .Jewish philosopher of modern Bober's l!l'e&test contribution lationships of "the community:• tlonshlp with othera. ''Ali real Although Buber was a myatl• life with Oha aMther. Crta· tl~. died In Jeru•alenl this to Judaism and . ~hmtianlty He saw men and women treat- living is meeting," be soid. who attocked prime importance lures are ~laced m m_y way ao lled< at the ageot 87. _ was his ,<;"ncept of the hie of ing one another 88 things to be "Existence connot ~ pus- :to direct experience ol Gnd.he that I. tpetr fellow creature, by His '11Pmorv wttl be chertshed dtalogue. •used-as objects of economtc, sessed, but only shared. did not believe in wlthdrawmg means of them and with them, by Christians as well as Jews. By "dialogue" Buber meant HOCiai or sexual exploitation- Depersonalization alao robs , from the world Just lhe oppo- moy find the ~ay to God." lluber'• place tn 20th Centurv entering Into _authentic com- rather than as human beings to m 0 of any meaningful rela- site. "Creation is not a hurdio Buber rejected the Idea tlral religious thou&hl is comparab'• municat1on wtth anothe;, pe~; be known and loved. li • ship with God. Buber sauL on the road to God." he said. any kind of tine can be drawn to thai oi Albert Einstein m son, treating hi~ ~· a thou The crisis ot contemporary , God is not an abstrael, im- "It is the road Itself." , bet.~een "sacred" an~. "sec~; ,,.,,.n,-· ~ud1 ~-.e ms ol Chr~s11Hn -ralher than an 11 . 'd 1 ed u ·n ersonal First Cau•e not an It is not tn Isolated tety, but •tar thl s between re lon 1man re sat , s summ t' • ,. Paul Tiiiich, ReinHits lmpersonahty t • Jn Amenta F: 1 6·Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 111, uoo u Dally Sentinel, • and 'the wll'ld." _ What Gnd really_ d_estres, he said, is not renuncaatwn of the world but "the sanctification of e'leryday llle In llle world." CONCO~, N. H. !UP! I "Dropout' ts a poor -term to descrtbe student• who, lea~e col· lege. Many lll'lln't "out" for good; they'ye just ie~t until . BEEN SHOPPING L.ATEI.Y? they can fmance !hell' educa!ton later. ~ says on ofllctal of The Tultton Plan, In •:: whlch oilers poy-as--you-learn flnanclnii at 750 colleges and schools. He thinks a ~~~·.~ Aerosol ~~ans ~ s~stem of fmely subdivided ltqutr. or solid particles dispersed in and sur· rounded by a sas. The earth's atmo&phere Is an aerosol, ac· cordlna to the Encyclopaedia ~nn wo~!<' ~ :'dro.~do\lln, Britannica. dro back ~r dropln. GrWJth, putor; Roger . wi t,. ford, SUpt.; Sunday Sclbool Ill 1 ·. a. m.; EVIJIIellstle SemGe, 1· ...:.. ,; 110 p. m. Drayer meet~J~a, 7tlt tOO IIAVll\ o\ tfA- ,J 1 r. m. "--a). Are )'011 t1llldl or a • Ralland MlllloD : ouve New- ual? It's really quite a · liiJ to maintain JOW' iDdl'l 111111, mliiiOIIII'J PIIIOr: ~ H!y. Eve!ybodr. teeri!1 !Jolli1Gil . day Scboot, 1:10 a. m.: Wonblp pressin8 111 llilo .,m. kind -!f. 7:1J P- mold. !!_~'t hive I ~ 4nu,o.. '.. '"'·•orshtp IU:80 a. m.; lilYCiiD8 Pearl 0. Caito, paotor. Sunday l0:30~ m.; 10 1 day School at 10 L m. Prayer ~hip 7:80 p. m.; Robet1 Reid 1 School at 9:30 a.m., Charlea m.; yer ct, P· m. ,to be ouna•ll· .. T , meeting; 8:30 p. m. Will., choir lliblo •chool 'lu;lt. . Taylor, SUpt.; Wor~hip service Til~!. &., Eorl 'lbabet'llnour prolndllllemvtd' W1• 1 Qlester Cbardl ot Ood, a... at 0:4, a.m. with the Rev. ....... ·• that i an Ul 1,,..Beflllebelll Bapllll Clllveb, GUben Spencer, putor. Sunday Casto. Wednesday 7:45 p. m., Cusler, pastor. ~~ every lnJ! ourselve1, ~ ~ Great llend: Rev C. I.. O't;oo- 8ettoot 9:80 a. m. Momtna .,0,. Prayer services. Bible School Wedneeday aod Friday evenJn& optniOns, lollowm1 our · nor, pastor: RoberllA!wla, eupL ehlp 11 a. m.; &vaapllslto fl8i. begins June 21 and continues at 7:30 P- m. . !10~s and our wishes. To us 8:3P o. m. Mornln8 Wol'lhtp vtce, 7 p. m. Prayer meeUog. for five days. Tbe CbureD or lbe N - - , 1 :;:uv::l ::~rblamrec:IC!I and Sunday Scltool; 1 p. Ill. Ev· 7:10 p. m. WedneiiCIIJ; YOIIDg Cbater MIIIIDGIII CiuiJ'S Cbater, Ray E. Warne, pastor. • e ~ A enlng service: 'l'lluraday, 7:30 People's Service Friday, 7:1111 Pearl A. CaJto, Putor; Will' SUnday &!boo! 9:30 a. m.; Mom-':~ ::,n ~emare~=· p. m. Prayer meettn&. p. m. a· HrVIee at 8 I. m., Sunday ln8 worohlp II a. m.; NYPS You are an Individual ~ ycla Cupoallr BapiiJI Cllarebl Clturcb of God, Mt. Morlab 8ebool 81 10 a. m.; . WSCS 181 1:45 P- m.: . Evening Service, respond with all your powerl SJnda~ Sr.hool 9·30 a.m.; Moi'D' Rev. Daalel Workman, paatar tbunday ol tDODtb, Board 1-BO P- m.: Midweek Prayer !lei'· to God'1 call and as you m~ ln8 Worship W:lS a m. Sunday School ~:40 a. m.; Wor- mee:a 8rd Wednoaday 01 Ute .vice, 7' 30 P- m Wednesdly. [this response 11}1 youreel! a1on1, 111 lhip oervics 11 ._ 111 lnd 1-80 "" · llllddleporl Clton:ll of the Naz. l You are an indlorldtlll u ,otl Flrsl Bapllsl Clllln:H, Mlddt., 1 111 Prayer meeb~ 7_30 · P rtatwoodl Metbadld Cllareb anae, Rev. Clyde J . BarUell. tdo your work, any and .U ~ port, Re~. Donald Boone, '""' ~ Tuesday · Young P~te'~ - Peart .\. caato, pastor . Wor- Stmday School 9:30 a. m.; Morn- Iyour jobs conacioualp aDd dellij. tor: Sunday Scooo1 9: 1~ a. m., llnB ·aD ~'rillay lhip eervlct Ill a. m. every tna WOI'9blp 10:30 a. m.; NYPS erately as your persollll an•w• Fred Hollman, Supt.; tO:Ii a. m:~d 7ch.!b ':; R.,, other Sunday 7:411 p. m. 81111- Young People, 6•411 p. m.; EviiJI. to the ('.od wbo addreuee y011 m. Worship Service; BYP 6 p. Jobn Smallwood, asto~tmda' da7 School. 10 1. m., Jobll gellstic mOI'tlnr 7:30 p. m.; and says: '1 have called yoa m.; Evening Wonhlp, 7:30 ?- School 10 8 mP Ev~n eliot!~ Batley, Supt. Prayer meeting Pray..- mee•' •g. Wed . 7:30p.m. by your oame1 :roo are Mine." m.; Wed. 7:30 p. m. Prayer . · .''y ~p te 7:4& p. m. Thursday. Pomeroy Clilll'tb of til• Na• That's troublesome, lm'l iiT meeting l.b!• ·IKl•Y 7·30 P m oervtce 7 p. m., oung eop Sunil ' h t 9! W do 'I lik the 'd f be~-, ' · · · · Endeaver 7 p m. Wednaaday ; Foreal Run Metltodlsl Cburcb •rene, ay , c oo · ' 0 a e n • 1 ea o practice. Prayer meeting 7 p. m. Satur- Racine Charge, Rev. H. L. m.: Morning worshtp 10 ·45 a l alone with God: We find it dlf d MD . 1 to Ch h s m Evenln~ Worsntp. 7 p m , cult to be IndiVIduals becault Ftrst Baptist Church. Pome- ay. c ante • pas r. urc e~ Pra.ver meeting, 7 p. m Wed. we are afraid to respond to ('rillf roy - Rev. Carver Wllilai!IS. Grace Eplocopat Cburcb, 'ices, 8 1· m. ea~h Sunday wit Re1. Clyde ' HenderRou. pas- aU by ou.,elves. And so ill Sunday School uo ttii to .lO. Pomeroy, Tbt Rev Richard H. Sunday School lo lowing at 9.55 tor 'P'I" ol our complaints about Worshtp oervtce, 10:30 a. m.; Martin. Rector. Sunday - Mor Mrs. Fred Nease. Supt. Cburch ot Ute NaW"ene, Porn- ' not bemg able to be Individual•, . Nhlurldsery and Junior church for ning Prayer and Sermon, 10:30 Heath Melbodlll Chareh. Mld- oro' Rev r.tvd• Henderson. we secretly try to avoid be··:· .• e ren · · · responsl·ble • .m. t.:o:fee hour following . dieport, 11. E. Dowson, pastor; pastor: su.1day School 9:80 a. conung penoos. Sure ! Peopl~ ro ~hflpping for many thing11. F.wn n Chun·h! Bt1t, then, they TM. CHURCH pro" AL.L.. Finl Bapllal Cbarcb, Racine Mrs. Nan Moore, Churcll SchoOl m.; Mornlna Worship 10:11() o. The worst of It ts that we !rnalike Darl alongt AL.L ~Oft THa CHURCM Rev c. L O'(;onner, pastor. Ehterprtn EUB Cllareb, Rev. Supt. ; Churcb School, 9•30 a. services 7:30 p, m. Prayer gine we are able to ignore God's Befort you 10 11hoppina for a Church, make 11ure you knnw whAtyou'rr loulo:• Sunday Sch~l 9:30 a. m., Sam Menzel Smtth, pastor. Worshtp m. · Worship Service 10'30 a. m.: i'IYPS 6:45 p. m. Evening address, that we don't have lo tht Chul"f"h ;, the ~ rttttM r•..&or ~for., For _a ChUJ_~' i~n't a theatrr ~provide 1.m te rt.ainrn~"nt, ntH" a rluh l.IJ for• aervtce 9 30 a. m.: y th Sunday ()n nl'tli (01' the loul ldinr nf ehuacter Curtis, supt.; 10.45 a. m. M01'11> Sch . l!y ones flOC tal pmulwn, nor a fuunUahon to channel rJU r chariLill8. F 1 m.;' Methodi sf y outh, FeII ow- mee11 n~ . ,•..30 p. m. Th ursday. respond to1 God's eail 11 we 4o 10 30 1 ar.d IIIOd ri tl!an1hi p. It !1 Ill B(Onl· 00 0· ACburch !11 a SCHOOL that trains whole families In spiri tlla l perception. •ng worship: 6'30 p. m. BY~· a. m. ou e · ahlp, 7 p. m.; Official Board I not wa~t : • · holl• of 1piritual v~loiE'!I . Without 111 d J 1 F 11 ht 8 lowlhip 8:30 p. m.; Soya and Cbarcb ol lbe Nazarene, Ra· Nolhtng could be further from lt ia a FACTORY that makes earnest Chri11tianB. They'rE in Evldenet all .troro~ Chureh , ntit her democ:racy 1 m th 11 11 S d nur dvlliution (IM JUt~!~·•- Thtnr ~ . un 1 e ows 7 _~ P-:· Girls Fellowship, 8•30 p. m.; ~;~ ng, sWS~ a~; M ~a · · elne, Ohio. Sunday School at reo lily. God has made us indl''"town. are four tound rntolll why ....~ry A Church II a TOWER, giving a glimpse of liff''a I1Miwna, f"r beyond the serv::;~ er · m:tt.ag: Evening ~~ervtce 7:11() p. m., 2nd ot 01 :~~ 7,30 • m. El~ano; 9:30 a.m. Sunaay wo.,hip ; VIdual' Everyone of us lrns to pw111n aho11ld 11t1nd Mrvkn rtlll· 11111 probt.m. at eoch day. ltrly 11111 •uwort 1M Chun:h. TMy _ ay, Wed Ysd S 1 ' and 4th Sundays: Youlb Cbn11. Ci 1 ~d Th P d ' 1 lh Service 10:30 o.m Sunday Eve- answer personally to God 's call 8· 30 P- m. _ ne ay _ on or 6•30 p. m. Wednesday . Prayer rc e. lll't : 111 ~·or his own Mke (2) F~~r hil AChurrh ila WORK-SHOP where one vohmletNJ hi ~ talenh in thP mo11t chal• . ura ay 0 mon nlng Service UO p.m.; \11d . in the end. That's clearly and dilldrtn'• 111kr. (3) For the uKt or qiJII tuJq that confront humanity. 7 30 30 3 h 1 ~ C<lmm""'ll' and nati"". (4) for Chotr Practice. · P- m. Tue• Meeting, 7:30 p. DL Wedl>esday. · p. m., Clan 12• 3rd _wea- week Prayer Service Wedine.. very solemnly Indicated by the And, ot ooune, a Church ia HOME - the piRCe wh~>Nl we're apJll"ec iated, tilt IHkl of the ChuK"h lt.alf, wi'Mh day, Juwor Choir Practice. nesday Cof ml onth4th• 8 rsdm., .\!If· day 7:30 p.m. Rev. Morras M. ,fact that each of 118 must die Ml.ert we're one oi the Family l I!Hds h!J rnora l1 r.d materl1l tupp.rrt. f'lll.rl 111 111 ttl rhul'("h rqu l11ly "ld But It doetn't hurt to admit that in one respect. our churrhes are Jih our Rutland First BapUst Chareb 1 Lotltldge EUB Cbarcb, Rn. erooon trc e. "'0 ay 0 WoUe, Pastor. : his own death. · re..! fl lhle dally. 2 ttom : There wouldn't be one in town it we didn't nrerl what thc>y offer/ Sunday Schtol9:30 a. m. Preacl> Eugene E. Emerson, pastor; month. P- m.; Choir Practice I. No,_ we .can't escape from beSunday School 9•45 a. m. Rus- Wednesday, 7 p. m. Rutland Cburcb ol !he Nazar- mg mdtvtduals. beln•s respond 2··30 p.m. 111~ Su nay sell Arrher, Supt. Sunday ene · Snd . u ay Sh " oo19'" · -N • m . st'bie to God . So we• may •• Free wru Baptist Church, worship 10 ,45 a. m. and 7, 30 Mtnonville Metllodlst cborcb l Morning Worship 10 45 a m wel l an>w<·r 11 1111 now end ev· Rutland , Pastor, Rev. P au I p. m. alternately. Bible study Dr L.ester L. Rou&h. pa01or : . Evanget!Sitr <P<Vtee u; ;. m ery day . If wr do. we shall find Taylor; Sunday School, 10 a. 111. and proyer service led by past- VIctor Brown, Churcl> School ,I(Joweek praver serv•ce. 7-45 p (hM th r F:!rmol (;od calls each ~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·w·~·~· Guy Priddy, SupL; Preaching or 7,30 p.m. Wednesday. Chris- Superintendent. 10 a m. Ol!lc- m Wednesdav one of us to true fulfillment and &ervice, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer ser· tt'an Endeavor 7·30 P m 3rd lal Board meeting eacb quarter S• Cb b f th N blesaedne,, '" His name, for • · · ·• unles the · lied H1 ,racuoo urc o e a•awed sd vices, 1:30 p. m. 41De •y. Saturday of month. s o_ rwtse ca . oy ren Wtlitnm L l'h t ever. Amen! CommWliOD eacb quarter as an• . orpe, pas 01 -Rev. Jo<•ph R Kraly sa With the hope it will, in 1ome measure, foster and herp sua· MI. Moriall 9apllll Chareb, Morning Star EUB Chareh, bOI1IICOO. Sunday Srhool 9.311a m., Morn Paul's and St. Jom;'t Loth...;,~ tain that which 18 good in /ami ly and community life, tlti• fea· ' Comer of Fotlltb and Main SL Rev . Menzel Smllb, pastor: 9 45 Morlle Chapel Metbodlot mg wurstup 10 .30 a. m. Cbur<h, Pomeroy and Chester. ture il 1ponsored by the bru iness firms and organization~ M'.ddleporL R'IV. Nyle Borden, a. m. Sunday School, Fred Church, Arthur Stitt, Pasto1 Pentecostal Asoemhly, Route numster. S~~cb:ool ~-~ Smith, supl.: Earl Shuler, Ass'L. Sunday School, 10 8 _ m. Oliver 124, Kev "aut E. .tones. pa.tm ~lune rwmes appear below. ~ m. ~0 hi 10 _30 1 • Mornmg woa:wp 10:40 a. m.; sayre. Supt.. Sunday Worship Sunday School 10 a m.: Wororrung ors p, · a. Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Thurs- service, 11 a. m.; Prayer mee~ ship services 7:31! p. m. Sun Naomi Baptist Charcll: 8DJI. day , lng every Wednesday evening. day. Wednesday and Fridav day School 9:30 I . m.: Wor- South Bethel EUB Cboreh Portland Melbodlll Chrch, Tbe P"?tecootal Church. Midship 11 a. m.; Prayer eervace, Re Euge e E Emerson pasdleport. South 3rd. Ave .. Sunda'l I p m. Wednesday v. n . , Arthur Stitt, pastor. SUnday School 10 • - m.. Sunday everdn~ • . •o Llneoln St. Middleport WY 2-2550 l Member FTD · • lor. Sunday School 8:45 8 • m., School 9:30 to 10:30 a. m., Har- evangelistic 8e;vtce, uo p. m.1 Mr. and Mrs. loe Grue,fr WY 2-2644 Greeohouse WY 2-3402 Carleton ...'llurcb, Kingsbury Norm~ H. Bahr, Supt. Sunday old G. Roush, Supt.; Kennelb Wednesday Bible ~tudy 7:30 p. lvlsited with Mr. and \1r< .10. Road, Rev. Clyde Hinton, pas- Worshlp 10 :!5 1· m. and 7' 30 P· McLeod, Ass't. Supt. Services ' m.; Saturd 1 - night Prayer and I Wyersmiller Sunday evrn111~. tor. Sunday Scllool, 8:30 a. m.; I m. Alternately. . Bl~ie b S~~ every Sunoay evening. Worship 7 '0 p. m. Pa•tor. Rev i Mr. and Mrs. 1\'llliam Hight "Tate Someoae To Clturcb Thll Week" Ralph C~l, supt. Sunday Wor- and t~:yer Y P • Raciae Metllodltl Cbarcb: B. L Barrett house and daughler. Jud v an•l ship serYice, 10:30 a. m. and or, · P· m. ay. H. L. McDaniel pastor . SunHarrlooovifte Presbyterian . Linda Smilh sprnl a recent MlddlepoM Eolablished In 1904 WY W2M 7:30 p. m. alternately. Prayer Syracan E.IJ.B, Cbarcb. Pan! day Scbool 9,30 ~ DL; Preach· Church, John Dav<es, pastof' weekend in Richmood al<. Ohio West Columbia, W Va. meeting Wednesday, 7:30 P· m. "- SeUen, Pllltor. lng 10 , 30 ._ m.; MYF 6 p. m.; C~urch School 10•30 a. m. Wor- •with the Righthouses' daugh tPb. Mason SP 3-5893 Colamhir Chapel: Wonldp..,.. 9:30 a. m. Sunday Schoo~ Ben Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p. ship servace •30 p. m. 1er and her husband. _\l1 and vice each Sunday 9,15 8 _ m.; Quisenberry, SupL; 10:30 a. m. m. Wednesday. Reorgaolzed Churcb 01 Mrs. Ray Pack. Wlule there Sunday School 10 a. m.: Youth Morning Worship service, 1st · Christ of Latter Day Saints. "" they ptcntcked at thr State Dodlt - Dart - Dodge Truclu Service 6, 15 p. m. Eventna Wor- and 3rd Sundays of the month; Rock Springs Methodist - miles !rum Ra1·ine "" Racine- Perk at Chtiilcol ltr 7:30 p. m. Evening Evangehs- Chester Lemley, pastor; War- Portland Road Sundav School Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Snowden Middleport ship 7 p. 111_ each Sunday. Uc Service, 2nd and 4th Sun- ship '""ice 9:30 a. m.; Sun- 9•30 a m.; Worship 10 30 • : and dau~hter of Colur•1bu< spenl Middleport, Ohio Bradbury Charcb of Cbrlll, day of month BETHANY - day SchoOl, 10:15 a. m.; MYF m., Sunda• evening servtre at Saturday with his parents. Mr Art Marcum, mlalster; Bible 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship: 6:30 p. m. Prayi!I and Bible 7 1n p n 1"1'<1 w11r<hip <erv and Mrs. Arnold Snm•drn and School and Morning Worship, 10:30 a. m Sut,day School, Bly- Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Ice at 7·3P p. m Pastor. C W attended the alumni banqu•t at Pomeroy West Malo St. t0:30 a. m.; Chrisdan Endeav- the Theiss. Supt.; 6•30 ?- m. Rutland Methedlal Cbareb- Proffitt.. Ail evening se rv-' Pomeroy. or, 6 p. m.; Evening Worship, Yo•1th FeUowsblp. CARMEL - Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastor: tees beRm ol l ·JO p m Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearho Support the Cburcb of Your Cho1ce 7 p. m. 9:30 a. m. Sunda~ &llonl Way- Church School 9, 30 a. m.: Wor ! Otu Lady of !.or- Mlssioo : and . son,. Ronald, attended a ·-b .. 10.30 a. m. sht'p serVIce 10 .30 a m M Lo 8 11 R Tb P famtiy dtnner at the home of Pagev Ule Community Cb-· ae Roush,WSupt hi 2nd and fth • · · ·• ng u om, ev. omas e- h . Builders aod Building Suppiieo Rev. RusseU Cline pastor. - Morning ors p. Y. F. Monday, 1:30 P· m. tronek admmistrator· Sundoy er aunt. Mrs. John Smith on ' . . Sunday of the Month; 8 p. m ' . ' Sunday recently. Other guests , Cb .. ter , Ohio Ph. ~2003 Young Peop Ie s servtce 7. 30 p. Ev 1 E Ustl S . Sttvonvllle Metltodial Church Maso H30 • "' . eSI . Hul) Uay> M dM H I" t m Thureda • Evangelistic !lei' en ng vange c ervoce, . of Obh ation 7 . m ' were r. an ' rs. omer ,a. lld:ers of Good Brood 7,30 p. m. ; and tst and Srd Sunday of month. Arthur _Stitt, pa~tor. Sunday Sl. J!bn 'o 'eat~~' Mlo&lo"' Iter and daughters _and Mr. and I vi~e Satur~y. . I School, 9.30 a. m., Gene Wolle . . . Mrs. R1chard Mater of Toledo Sunday 7.30 p. m. Tuppers PlaiDs EUB Churcb, Supt Services Thursday even- near Guvsv1tle ttJ,teh Rtdoel d M d M Th S lth 6untingt011, W. Va. Hemlock Grove Chrtstlao ' Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas- tn ., Rev. Frank Mameri. pas- an r. an rs. omas m Church, Worship service, 9•30 tor· Sunday worship 9:30 a. m. g. tor , Sunday Mass 10.30 a. m.. i of Columbus and Dewey Pol· a- m. Sunday School, 10, a. m. su~dey School 10 a. m., Ho- SUlton Melbodlsl Cllur<b, Ar- Holy D•y of Obligation 6•311 a. i hns of Nye Ave. Wheel Balancing-Auto Gla118-Brake Service Terry Cuilums, Supt. bart Vineyard, Supt Bible Stu- thur SUtt. pastor. Sunday m. : Confession, \1 hour hefore , PEELERS Ph. WY 2-3~76 Pomeroy Bradford Chore• or Cbrtst dy and prayer services led by School 10 a. m., Clint Orr, Mass. London's "Peelers" are Brit· ,.,_,••• : pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Supt.: Sunday Worship, ll a.m. Joe n Roblnso , Rwno""', Adult class meeting 7.30 p The Salvation Army. Envoy ish policemen. also often called Chester, Ohio Homer FOrrest. Supt. : Bible last M nday 1 th · Syraco~e Melbodlll Cbareb, RayS Wlntn~ . olftcer m charge "Bobbles." Both nirknames 0 0 School 8:30; Morning Wonhlp, IlL mon • Jr. L.ester L. Roush. pastor · Sunday to a. m. Holiness meet- come from the name of I he I 0:30 a. m. ; E:venlng Worsb1;>, Federated llllUI!b, Polllf!roy, Morning Worship service 9 a.m. tng; 10 30 a. m. Sunday School founder of the modern London 1 p. m. Wedneaday, ·7 p. m. Rev. W. H. Perrin, pastor; Oana W\nebrtmer. Supt. 10 • · Sunday 7 p. m. Young People's police fore••. Sor Rubert PeeL Two Locations For Your Convenience Biblt Study. Carl Kautz. Supt. : su.nrle v m. Sunday chool: n · Wednes· Legion : 7.30 ~- m. S•h•atton ' WYZ-3906 Syracuse WY 2-3988 School, 8 • - m.; Worshlp hou"day 6:30 p. m. Mn. Moore. meeting: Thursday, 1 to 3 t.a- Ch j.- tes Taylor. Supt. WorDeller Cllurdl of Cbrlll 10 a. m. !director. Official Boanl me<l· dies Home League: 7 p. m. Prep serv1ce. at 10•4; a.m. ,vith Pomeroy, Ohio Blble ~ool 9:30 a. m. Preacb- MI. Vldoll F.W.B. CbllfCh _:ma, first Monday each montll classes; 7 30 p. m. Bible study, Rev Casto. Wednesday fN· IDI 10.30 a. m. llrll and lblrd SundiiJI School 8,46 a. m., Earl i•t 7:30 p. m. Holy Commun- prayer meeUng. Other oerviceo e Ins prayer services at 7:4t sundays. Starkey, supt.; Evening wor-1 on each quarter as annoUIICed. b' announcoment P' . PAINTS and HARDWARE'.'! MaiOD City Cbareb of Cbrlat, sblp, 7:30 p. m. by CecU Cos, WSCS llrsl Wednesday ol each Pomeroy Seventh Day ~veo- ; UH Cbarcb. L.elllrl . ·•,, sa. Ph. Wl 9·3273 Ractno Miller Street; Sunday Bible Lo.yman; YOUIII People's meet- month. tfsl Cbarcb - Mulberry HeightS! day School 9:30 a. m.; Worship Study 9 1. · m. Evenlna Wor- tng and Bible Study, 7:30 p. m.;, Tbe United Mel~odlsl _cban:b Rd., north ol M01gs Memonal l"' ,_, Sunao, _ 1:30 p_ m. ship 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, Wednesday; Cbolr practice at : Pomeroy - Meivm Alkire, B. Hospital. Pastor, F. W. Glltord Letart FaUo Untied Bretllfta WY 2-2440 Pomeroy 130 E. StCODd 7:30 p, m. Thursday, ; A.• B. D., pastor. Church Assistant Pastor, James R. ~burch, R.ev JRmf'S Morrlsau • 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. , School 9:15 a. m., Leo Crew, Hofler. Services on Saturday : Sunday School 9•30 a. m.. TOll Middleport Chore~ of Chrlll, Duvllle PIJ&rlm Bo11Des1, (P.l Supt. Lee Vaughan, ~sst Supt. Sabbath School. t•3n p m. ; •Noms, supt.: Ass"t. Supt HU. Middleport, Ohlo 5th IJKI Main ~treets. Donald 0. Lanpvtlle, Oblol, Rev 0. H. Divine Worshlp 10:30 a.m., The worship, 2•30 p. m.; You lh !beM Roush. Preachlllfl SundaJ Phooe WY 2-3481 N. Second Ave. Wells, minister., Bible Scltool, car~ pastor: &mday School, 8:30 Sacrament of Holy Commumon. I meeting, 3·80 p. m. ; Bibl• Stu- .10:30 a. m.; .\iternar.e evenlt!l QuaUtyl'lmtlture 11 Lower Prtceo 8:80 a.m., Kenne b McEihllmay, a. m., Robert Grate, Supt. Wor· Monday June 21, 7:30 p.m. dy, Thursday, 7:30 p. m., at !wol'!lhlp at 7:30 p. m.; Pray· supt.; Morning WOI'Iblp, ablp eervlce at W:3; a. m.; Pil- JOF Clas• meetins. Thursday, 'II Evllll! Hetgbts, Gallipolis . ier meetlog Thurs .. 8 p. m. .lllddleport I 0:30 m. Evening Wonhlp, ertm Youth, ft-45 p. m.: Evan- 7:15 p. m. Choir rehearsaL Edeo uottea are~n Ill 1 MI. H•rm•• United Brelhreo 7 P• m., Prayer Service, Wed- gelistlc 8el'VIce, 7:30 p. m. Mid· Uylell ltltD net Melbodlll. Chrlll Citarcb: Rev &:lden R. ' In Christ.: Rev. James MoriiDelday, 7 P· m. Week Prayer and Praise, Wed· Rober' E. ~. Sr~ paoiGr: Balke. nastor; Sundav Sclloot, lll'n, pastJJr; Sunday School, "~"LOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS" Cllardl of ()rlst, Pomii'OJ, aesday, 7.80 p. m. Sunday School t :30 a. m., Wor- 10 a.m.; Wtnnio Hot•ll1fler. aupt. 9:30 • m., eaching lO:ao a. lllllALL DRUGS aDd Cor. Butternut & W. Main J 11'1'1 Mastera, pastor: fllmdll Kl•ac'ND d.n 01 Jeb.,ab'l ley Haley, ~upl.: Mol'lllDg •or· Christian Endeavor , 7:15 p. '11. tro. Alternate preaCinng WI rt1l o\11 Docton Prtscrlptlono School 8:30 L m. Churcll 10:• Wltneoses· PubUc meeting, Sun- shlp 10:1111 a. m. Youtb Service, Mrs. Lyda Chevalier. president. Christian Endeavor, 7:3tt p m. POIIIIf01 WY 2-201& a. m.; Clttllllu JCnduvor, ltll day 5 P. m., Watcbto- study 6AS P m.; EvllQilllatic mea- classes to: ali 'long serv•ceo, Sundrty . Mld·Week Prayer serp. m. Efenlnl 8er¥fee, 8:30 p. I p. m.; Bible atudJ T11eaday up, 7:30 P- m.; Prayer meel- a p. m. Preachlna uo p. m.; vices Wednesday, 1:30 -p. m. I p. m. Service meeliD&, 7 p. ma. Th•I'II'•Y 7:10P- m. Mid-Week Prav•r meetina. 7 no 1 Mldollspon Ftna Ullillld ""'" m m. Thlll'lday: Ministry school, frH Metltodln CllllrS, LaiJ'o p. m. Wednesde_y, Qass Lead- bytlrtan Churcb. Rev. llo1rtfd BuUdlna SuppUes & Millwork Ra~J"'tll'l:ll ~ Cltrllt.l I P· m. 'lltunday. -• CUll o·ev R. "' •ene GUl 11, Mn. Mazie ilotsinget. Ruppel!. pastor: Sullcla• School lble ......,. t· · -......,,mtm oo s General Controcting 11aten ot Hallum Bread St. Pul'1 uc1 St. lolm'l .putor. Sunday SCilool 1:80 L lladlel B'fQiellell .Ualled 9:30 • - m. AJr. Fred l,Awl,s, PbDDI IVY 2-311'78 I0.30 a. m., 'v' H 'L Sabra plaldlt; Lulberan ~ehiii'Ch. - Morning m.: Pbli Wise, lllpt.: Mol'lllDg 8rllhrea Cburcb _ Sunday supt.: lNO a. m. Worsblp: ~ : to ' , J~ . 81 , Sllldy 7:81 Oeibert flo. wonblp I:IJ 1. m. and 10:411 worship 10:10 L m.; Yo a I b Scbool 8:415 1. m. Worablp p; Ill· YF: WJ!II. mltle, ~. ' 1. m.-; SundaJ Scbool 8;30 a.m. Servlcel 1 p. m.; Evanpllltlc Inti aDd 4th Sunday, l:4& ;_ Cbo~r: 7 P . ft! 8enktr Choir ' . .. . (llo\h coqrec!lllolll 11'11 meet- servlct No p. m. Mill · wee• 111. AeJwb MIU,v , pastor. ' 1 ~ · ~ ..,._. ~ ' iiO. ._. _·,,'t11·· arlit, C: .._ IDI at' 0111 lt st, aohll'l Church prayer serv!c:o 7:30 p. m. Wed. •. lJy1ei'llln Churob -· atlll'CII • "Your Keep1ailt Stora'' .,. . ~';!lol4, atu. at•·:Pine Grove while lbe new . ·Aifrell Medlodlll Cinlrl:h, lvlclla v •- m.;. SIL"llay :ScbGill LOCAL UNION 6868 lent U~ ~· B~ St. 1'1,111'1 Chlll'dlll be1Dg bllilt. rrredolll Qaepel Mllllta, Ia- ReY. Pllrl Casto, pallOr. , 10 . m.: Bible $CIIIol, W~, 812 E. Main Streel ' Pomeror Ra'teamrood. w. v.. Albll ~~~~~~ ~ jllkthan • Stl9ti1'1WI ~il: £. J. 8tiDtiQ SchOol 'It t:ll ., !IJ.,l7:1tll ·c .~ i- ", ~Ie lchotll 1:30 ., m.a Moi'NIIa Sermonet" Sentinel Church News !':chln,f ......... UJ! ow "J 4 BIG DAYS -· FRIDAY -- SATURDAY -- MONDAY --TUESDAY PRICES THAT ARE OUT OF THIS WORLDI STORE HOURS FOR THE 4 DAYS·· 8:58 A. M. TO 9:03 P. M. "~ w:: . ,. . ,.· ., .. )' ° ..£ )"Ou r ~- 0: · WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES OCJety otes GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. sem:ur:: LIEVING COAL COMPANY 501 NYLON s CARPET WAS sn.95 ACRILAN NOW s HERCULO~l R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. I HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE NOW BAUM LUMBER CO. $ CARPET WAS $12.95 Jn••J TINY'S FOODLAND CARPET NOW Rock Springs S, N HEINER'S BAKERY SQ. YD. WAS EXTRA; DURING THE 4 DAYS ONLY--Anybody Purchasing Carpet From The Carpet Town will be given a 20% DISCOUNT ON ALL AERO CUSTOM DRAPES RICKARD'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE I I I (NOTICE to all Dealers. KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. Due to the low reductions $10.88 in price we muat limit 250 sq. yds. of carpet to e1ch From The House Of Febrica • 37 Court St. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE &TOWN & COUNTRY dealer for resele.) HARDEN'S GROCERY and MARKET 1 i. STAR SUPPLY CO. ANNOUN~'NG NEW MANAGER • V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY • • Astronauts: Mark Davis, married, 3 children, Astronauts: Howard Null, marriec, J children, -Graduate of Marietta College, All American 8 years of carpet expeience, just returned last month from a tour of largest carpet mills in basketball player, 4 years carpet experience, c Allended LaSalle Institute Georgia. Here to explain aII abo ut t"e carpe t _ of Interior Decora· industry and to help you solve :"'Ur carpet tors. Will help you wath color arrangements problems. · and carpet needs. . Four other Astron•utl stending by to bring the showroom In to your home .for FREE .Eatlm~~es · - - Call 446-4196 - No Obllg1tion. r, r- RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN FOREMAN & ABBOTT . I OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. FREE We Sped1llu In W•ll To W•ll Cerpetlng lnst•ll•tionl GALLIPOLIS, 0 ; ESTIMATES I • NO OBLIGATION! '\' THE UNITED'sTEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA ' ., . ·~ . ~ .. ~ .. ~- .... ... - .. - · --- - -- - -· ·~-_ .,.._....., - _ ..,._......_. _ _ _ ._ ............ .,. .. I .. _.......,.._.. ~ 'P -":..,.. *. ~ "':.-- · · · -~· ·-....--~-·-- rn -.,, .. l' POMEROY FLOWER SHOP SWISHER & LOtfsE t • l :• • ! ' ' • ' .. . RACINE PLANING MILL 1 10 Bral., . Ca-..IIJI: I"' · ·• · "' . , · ' ''!II K. & C. JEWEJ,ERS ' - ' \ I~ , • .' �Classified Ads Your Modern Communitv Bulletin Board LDOK!llieRE'o 500~ KtDS All LINEO Ul' J~ 6ETTING RE/1.0'/ TO LEAVE FOR CI\MP... Mallie Rlgglnbolham. Lot, Mlcl- l dleporl. lr I'IIEO I.ASSW!LL THAT 'S HOW I FOUND TH'DAOBURN AN' GIT YE LOOKV, MAW!! ·--· - .. J: JEST FOUND A GENUINE INJUN ARROW WEAD DAILY CROSSWORD .&aiOIIS 2. One to .. 2. Anxietlq tran.aterl'tld Mr. tor one •1"1· Clnftnloltlfonno MASON IN LOVING memory or our dearly beloved mother and graodmotller, Amelia Walker, wbo passed away June 13, 11164. Soltly the stara art gleamlnl! Upon a precious grave Wbert sleopetb without dreaming One we loved but oould not •t.&t... law 18- Shakeo spearlaD king 19. Single lllaMI . . Xonnoa t . Small bottle lO. BriUBil Utresll tl. Noslty . """"· the oun 32. Golf club quoetl HEAVY DUTY chain blocks and bulk tank. WI ll-3443. 6 15 6tc G!T THIS BEAUTI· FUL AND HANDY COOLER CHEST AT YOUR NEAR· BY TEXACO DEALER FOB ONLY ll9a HURRY, OFFER II LIMITED. my office June ll through June 20 b ITAT10N OPEN M HOURS SMITH'S AUTO SALES 6:01H5 Musical Clock 7:011 Be Still ~ Know 7:(ll·30 News 7:07 Musical Clock N5 I'irst Baptist Church 8:011 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World Newa 8:10 Sports Today 8:14 Wean.er Picture 8:13 Community NeWll ' 9:011 Talk of the Town 9:55 Public Servicr Show IO:lS Church of Christ ON ellyn Tbomp1011'a "Life Ugbt" program, Monday Friday It 8:16 a. m. EST. '25 Ue 99c , Now the gasoline that's LOC- ED for you! Dr. Rly R. Pickens rr state; a.bbr. to. Speak t2. Mother Texaco Sty Clillf is blended • specially for y• tivillg area 'Rit --.-the ptlllpiiii)IQI sr., Clt1al' lal..ac:lllDd-ltl - D!.!.P!.R ---""' \.. MISERY.~' WALK ANOTHER. HUNDRED YARDS, AN' ~~,.;.~\[YO' WILLI! u.. otMUo, t• I'" ~ 1.. •. .. f0; lit KINCI _ 1 oon t i<ncw. bui the pair.,q~ w:o1 oe I po,;ted in tre DrD .;(lOP! ~ .. ... 1"wA· •• •• DAJLY ORYPTOQUOTE - Hen'• how till work H: &ltYDLB&Alta to LOifGI'IlLLOW ODe lttter limply stando tor IIIOther. In th1o oomp1o A 1o tor tho lllno L'' X tor tho two O'o, ole, Btncle 1otton. _ . trophJel, tho 1encth arul fOI'JD8Uon ot tbe worc11 u. &lJ htnt.. ctq 111o oode letten .,. dltteren~ A OI)Ptilelaa LZL DHFO CUB <a-1a111ta IIIVSDHI'O CUHZ h <r:HESTE;R GOULO B:IINC, .N uM• GKZDL.-B:ZliWJ''Ia l'eatenl&y'o c..,.p""'aoteo 'nlliiiUa lB A J'OOLIJIK COIINII8 I:VIlN Dl THE BRAIN OF Till: SAGil.-.\RIIITal'LII Ill- Klq , . . , _ - Jae~ • WMPO Radio 11:00 Democratic Legislature 11:15 Musical Interlude 11:30 Republican Legislature II :45 WaIt e.· 'I · oeUer Report 11:52 Musical Interlude 12:00 I.AM:al & Ohio Newo 12:20 Evana Bulletin Board 12:~ News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 4:00 Disclnb with Doss t:30 Top Teo Revue 1:110 Saturday News Summll')' 6:1J Musical Interlude 1:30 Community Chain 8:00 Dance Party 9:00 Off The Air Monday Tbru Friday: 1:05 Jim Mees Show 6:00 BlSD-OD. Newt •:30 Sundown Serenade l' Latchstrir ~ 6:1Xi Saered Heart 7:30 Sign 011 I' 11!1 v•·, I ,. e.·20 Melga c:r, RF0 Saturdava: ,. 11 :05 Morning Melodies, 1:20 Paul Bowers Farm 8:00 Sign On - News Mon. thru. Wed. 1:30 Country Jamboree 8:111 Country Music Time 11 :05 Church Bel'' Ring, Fri. U7 Weather 1:25 Country Jamboree LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 11 · .. World News 7:00 National Nen 7 00 Prote!!lar• Dour 11:55 Mason County News 7:30 Sports 7:30 Sporll 12:0u ' t• News 7:35 Bill Miller Show 7:35 Larry anderson Show 12 r Noon NeW. 7:35 Picke!IS Hardware Show 10:45 It's MUBic - Army 12:10 Markets (Tut!S~ay·Tburlday) U_:OO Dllry Valley & Dutton'• VOU SA!II WHO Wla 'Wii~E UP 12:15 Mid-Day Weather 7:50 Newa Top Ten Show -HST! t!Q• 11·20 Evans PJllttln Boa· · 1:30 Dally Ught 13:00 News 800V CAN BU'{ 12:25 News · gratn• 1:45 Baker Jl'urnllltrt Show 13:11 MUB!cal lnlellude 'THOSE GWS f 12:30 Aericulture Programs (Wed.-Auctlon) ll'rl, Show) U:30 Tbe Rev. Merlin Teets 12 :45 Country Gr Round 8:00 News 1:00 Tbe Jim Mees Show 1:55 News Beat Sunday 7:05 Bill Mlller Srow 1;30 Sundown Sertnad• 2:00 Country Go-Round 7:59 Sign on P:O& Coffee Wltb Janet 7:30 Sign OIJ 2:55 News Beat 8:00 ~he Singing Preacher lu:OO SWill Shop lladl)l: 3:011 M" " .' ...atinee ' 8:IS N.,.., Rep,- , 10:13 MOI'IIlDg MedltatiOJII 7:30 Sign On- Arm•' Hour 3:55 News Be· t 8:30 Church , Christ 10:30 Portraits ol a Patriot 7:116 News 4:011 Discing With Doss 9:0C '!usicr ln' "•iude 10:35 Bill Mlller Show 8:00 Baptist Layman'a Dour 10 :45 Mason Agr. Prgm (Tues.) 1:30 Sunday Show 4:30 Interchange IO.;.J First Baptist Church 5:00 Communi! News 10:45 Family Worship (Thurs.) t:30 The Bible Speak.o To 11 ,30 Children's Chapel 5:05 Mason County News , • Sunday New• Special IAI:45 A.S.C. Prcm (Pete 1:45 Sunday Show 11 4 5:10 Wor'd 1< · 11'1 News 12:00 ~ , 111 Report Shleldl) (Frldayo) 10:00 Tbe Good wt. 5:16 SpoUight ,1, Sports, 11:00 Newa IC:II Congraoman't Report 12 ,15 lt:plscopat Church Mon. thru Wed. JUS ' 11hollc Information 11:05 Tilty'e Cotmtry Junction 10:30 Sunday Show &:IS Bob Neal Sports Salult 1:00 Church ot God U:ts T!Qy'a Country Hymn U:JO The Qulel Hour Fridays Go c Time 12:00 Nelli 1:30 •r all •• 00 C Bt--• 5:20 Spotllght on Sports-Frl. 2:00 Old Folkr Hour ..: ement """ News 12:15 The Christian'• Hour 5:25 Stroh's Weather Cast H 12:30 Goossler'a Guest Star (Frl) 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teets 3:00 ymns 1rom Harding M Wed F ():30 Larry AnderiOD 8bow 1:00 'i"t 1119. B. G. Stewart on., ., ri. 3:15 Sunday Showcase 1 00 Jim 5:30 Sunset Boulevard ' M..a Show 1:30 Tbt 1119. Silas Billupa 3,41 PubUc Service Sbow 9:00 O£f Tbe Air 4:15 Blaellnar Auto Show 1:00 '1111 Rev, Andrew Parsons ..__ Saturday 4:Q, 9110 Hit Parade (Tues-Tirur.) Z:45 Tbt 1119. Roscoe Tbornel 5:00 City M'•npgr•'s Rr: --• • .. N ('--I) 6:00 Si~ On .:.., lllfl u.;a 1:10 '1111 Stmday Showcase ... 5:15 t9tJ Hit Parade t •• Jl M ••· 6:00-15 Mtl81~•· Clock '"' m eet ....w 6:30 Sundown Serenade THE-BoRNL0sER _ _ _ 9:_oo_o_a_T_h_a_A;..Ir_ _ _..:_~&:OO Newa 7:30 Sign Of! WIN.,,, WINifl.l ' . ,......... -'~ !b HAROLI> GRAY 'THAr JUSTICE CCNV£NE:D COU~T IN THE ME6'S 1-i.:l.Llo OVffii?IJLm Q!,!g JUDt;t:! ~CLAR::O OU~ INJUNCTION Ni..l L AHD \.OlD I P~MISED US JAIL, IF EVER 11.1£ TRY ANY ~ MOVES AGAitiST TH19i MINE~ YEA~ I HIM I~· ONIYCON'tRal~ EVERY C()MMITT£E Wb'O HAVE TO GET BY To GT ANYWHERE .QGAINEiT \AIARBUC\<'3! BAH I TAU( AMUT r · -· ·· ··~ ENTE'<PRIS§"/ / \I.!Ell ,18Er IT DIDHT I i •' ••~l ' COST OLD WAR13lJCK'oi A~l ::-Jl'-:T, MCM. G:""P. ~~"! .... : '~L ~!:. LA-:-= .,.,..w .............. .... r--*c"the hdtpttJ , • SEEN NO ly ART SANSOM st I llyfor-lhlc:!i 11 ... 11111 I ... IIIII II ptiWa ........ ,..liM. m 7:0u Be Still and Know 7:02-30 News 7: rtl MUsical Clock 7,29 Time & Temperature 7:30 Musical C1ock 7:45 First Baptist Church 8:011 Ohio Valley News 8:0f World Ney•s 8:10 Sports Today 1:14 Weather Picture 8·15 Musical Clod· 9:011 High School Hit Parade 10:30 Song & Story Time 10:45 'l'oe Goller Key <I •• t6. Make (lad M011day Thru Friday 6:00 Sign On jtl> THEN THIS MUST I!£. IT!.' AH NEVAH U.Rela- I"~ M-'" ,. abbr. •.Newllnr. t6. Huelutero W JEH RADIO SPRITE COOLER CHEST SUPER SERVICE I<> lot...... t7. Require• DOW!Ir I.C'Ity: H - SPECIAL OFFER I will be out of and toya , , , not YtT!" '· MCBRIDE REACOVATED KANSAS CITY, Mo. IUF'Il-·11 Righthander Ken McBride, been on the disabled list a bad shoulder since May was reactivated Monda7 by Los Angelea ~Is. FOR GASOL!NI mar~ltt ..... las 31. AddiUona f-4. Concise ALUMINUM BOAT and motor. Charles Searles, WY 2-2551. I 15 6tp NOTICE I ~·· ,." •=lr 11 .. 35. Organ of ;"\ JOUr Damucu. 11. Blight I" 30. Fouow~ne "No, you don't have to pay pertonal property tUN 34. Cavtt1e1 IS.Hobnw lotlor tLI:nel......, ScoL 211. People ot 1'- 1• 14 print. 26.Lorpot conUntnll J 33. Carnivore U.Bout opiA 2li. Jlltdo41 MASON, W. VA. infor. matlon I'I'.Anrer 28. Frtrhtentd Ellen U.AetBout the mo~ ;JII JJ. I.Mllo unit FURNITURE CO. In&' ?. Lowered. ; •. insochU ,.......,........ ucany. 1 . .1.-g lll. Mattuo . . . . 01Ail 20. 1Ampny ·Dullu, beneath rnell9ure !!Ail 22. Thtlate Arabian 16. Cerium: OES~R IT ln~loo J.G...4.Alwaya 1. BalledJI lS. AII'Icaa riVllr 14. Ancient :_._..- oan lo ~:Z.IIIvor Ill THING~! 17. Ama ... yroport1 11.01-.r 'THAT NEW PAIR OF SHOES YE NEED SO I1 . AT TUt- PLAY(J~Oi..' '\D ,I SlorCIIIf .,., -----cllliiJIIIIIIdl .... bl I up.12 ..... ,., • • ! ilul. .'tW.aur'MIIdfarl .,..,.. lfor,OUII I. CoiM ..... • • will! ... Jlllnt ..... LJ ttar,....:r-~~wCitltfo ,,,_ .. .... . . ·'~ .. ; I : l- v· YOUIIIIINDLY TIX.f,CO DWIU • In Gtltlo a Mtlll C.11111ttt Dwtutt'o Tnoao Servlct Wltk11111Uo 1'6rtor TIICico·Serv1oo Portor O'IWI'I Tuac• lerrill Gtlltpollo, Ohio N......... Ttxfttlel .... ........ Wrott I 1hlo T CiltlhiN C&MC••T..uo ........, �t Mrs_. Skl•nner [nsta IIed D. A R Reuen t::J e • e , . ·on- hostoroan, and Mrs James D.A.R and the program plans iMrs. \layne Gtbbons and Mrs. Was Mrs. George Skmner · . I · tr d bu G Neigler &tailed as regent at /he June I'Harley. librarian . custodoan. Mfor thle stateK as ~~ one slat~ ~rs. Skin~er announced that 1 · f Rt Jonathan rs. rvmg arr, ·• nleetmg o e urn ' , A picnic luncheon was serv· historian. · s:ubscnptions for l.he National l!leigs ChaptE-r· Daughters of ' Pd on the terrace- of the fi'oster Mrs Jones outgoing regent, Iand state magazin~s were due tht> AmerJr,i:in RevollltiOII. on ·homP with Miss Sanborn giv- thank~d the ~embers and offi- 1lhis month. Other committee ·ace. Following luncheon, cers for their cooperatiOn dur- ~ members will be announced !at· thursday at., the. horne ot ~1 rs. ; Ed~ard Fost<t: l~ Ill Ponw~o~. . ·eting was opened WJth 'in the past thr~e years and ·--- er. . I PICNIC CANCEil,ED Mrs. Leo Smith has announced that the annual picnic of the Methodist Youth Sub. District rally. which was to have been held Sunday, June 20, at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds has AnEND CONFERENCE Mrs. Donald Boon_e, Mrs. Rl· Members of the B. H. San-! chard Owens, presodent of the born Missioroary Society o1 the l society and Mrs. Mannln_e Kloel, First Baptist Church who are• chairman of the LoveJoy Clrin Granville at the Baptist] cle. Other~ plan to attend the Women's conference today are sesston Frtday. ... .. The chapter w1ll reconvene • in September. Mrs. Foster was ' been cancelled unto! furt her no- assisted by Mrs. Sk'·mner with tlce · lhe picnic dinnt-r. Olher hos~ , 1 tesses were Mrs. Harold Sar- I PLAN RIMST e gent and Mrs. Dayton ~~rsons. : The Young. Adult class of - --~----~ome~y Ua~tiSI church w~ ' 1 t\ 1 1 1 r~~~~inBe;~,.!~~~or~;,,'h~~ti~ 1 • , · ,Mua/ ·~:~.: ~~n!~e a~d w~sentedSk.'he _gavel lore~~~- : Mrs. Boer, Mrs Roush are Hostesses ~::e~d~~r;~~l w~~:e:,.~~as~;~! . lud' gen . rs . · (,eorge mne1. new " · · SCS G · M d I Of Forest Run Church 1 Remember Dad With Gifts w roup From Elberfelds Sunday, June 20 Select his Father's Day gift from lhe big selections at Elberfeld• . . . Cameros, Billtolds, Umbrellas, Cones, Toiletries, Luggage, Shirts, Trousers, Tin, Socks, Belts, Suspenders, Underweer, Palomas, BathrobH and Many, M•ny Others. ner and other oll>r•rs inC ong •Miss Sanborn, chaptam. . Mrs. Skkinnr named the pro! at 6 p.m. on ay. Mr'>. .lames Hrrwmgrnn, VIet> , . .• . committee composed of . • - ---regent· Miss Bess Sanborn. 1 Mrs . .Jones read an aJIHle gr~:~m B . t ·hl'lir Mrs. Jacob Baer and Mrs. concluded the program. 1 he Tlu!' wolverine. a large rhaplain Mrs John Host• re-' and poem on the rlag in ohser. ,Mrs James PrewtmgkonLo. chary~ Manning Roush were nostesses 54th wt>dding anmversary was · member of the weasel family . . . . . I 14 She ' man Mrs a nc c 'I .when tile WSCS of the Forest .. . observed· Th e group sang.. l resembling a small bear, 18. so rordmg ~ecrel a ry : .\1r~ . .J. h. vanC'e oJ Flag Uay, · tme ·' '_ · .. · · Foster, corresponding secreta- welconwd members and • 1Run Methodist church mel on ··sweeter as the Years _ G~ By., vicious that it is hunted by no ry; Mrs. Gnv Neigleo . trea;;. ~uests nocludm8 Sandra BrewWednesday evening at tht• and --c~unt_ Your. Blessmgs. olher animal except man, acurer; Mrs. Patnrk Lochary. mgton, Sally Foster. Nancy church. A poem, We Have Walked cording lo the Encyclopoedoal re~istrar. :11rs. llwighl Milhoan Grueser. Heidi and Peggy MolI ' . . ; Together" was '"?d by Mrs. Britannica. ~~.........- - - - - -...- ..................,..,.,..,,..,,..,,..,,..,~ - ----· - hoan. Mrs. Dwoght Molhuan and 1 he m.elmg opened wolh de -, Seott and Mrs. Curios read --·----- - - - --IMrs George Skinner reported 0 . volions by Mrs . . John Scoll. : "Late Perceplion.'' An article,; -~:::::'_..----..."'lt:::::,....._ Ion the float to be entered in the . ' Rt'sponsive reading of !he , "Measure of a Man." in keep"1 el My Light Shme" was: h ' Po me ray. Ohio regatta parade. : "' . r PrH>'er for the Churc from , ing with Father's Day was . Mrs. Jones discussed severnl 1the top 1c of the ~~rogram P e the Methodist hymnal conclud- read by Mrs. Ed1lh Sisson. TONIGHT & SATURDAY lpomts in the coming year whJch lsentt>d b~· Mrs, \~lllam Russell ! ed the devotions. : Mrs. Curtis president. con· NOT OPEN j wi!l include the observance of ! w.hen thr W~CS of the \rtJnf'rS· : .. . , l ctucted the business session. It JEWELERS the Diamond .Jubilee of the I Ville .\1t>thodlst ~·llllrrh met on , He~rm~, God Speak 1nr:ough was announced that the di~SUN., MON., TUES. ·--Wednl:'sday eveumg at the · the Bible. was the top1r of ' ict w rkshc schedu led for 0 Juno 20-21-22 • rl b (' church : the program by Mrs. Do n• tr P , "PAJAMA PARTY" R(l(/ro •· fl ,rlmp · G ho d p 1 119 · July 27 at lite Forest Run tTedmwolor l The hymn Jesus Calls Us op~ i rueser, w · rea sam ,, · church has been postponed. With Tommy Kirk Hils JJieioPr Roast ened the meet:ng followed with I The group read the hym~: Oh Plans .were made to clean the ur.d Annt'I.IP Funir('llo . . Ithe reading of Mathew 5:13-ltil Word ~f c;.~ Incarn~~· and , church on Thursday, June 24 : F..turette:Wh•'Happen•d The Pomerov Bend Clt1zen .b1, Mrs E<~rl Hellshaw and a l the AH1rmahon of Fa1th. Mrs. 1 Ad "" Colornrtoons · b d1 , • • 1 G , esser1 course was serv"-~ 1 d th ~:~~;~~:-~-~--;~1 ' Ba~d Rad_i~ Club. mem ers. an prayt'r reading by Mt·s. Ru_s~ . rues,er presen ~ e ~rogr:m~ . by t.he hoste~ses 10 the above thetr famtltrs enjoyed a Wiener se ll. He.<ldmgs on the toptc I m t_"o part~; T_he Btble As n8nlfd and Mrs. Alf~ed Yeaug~ ~ roasl recently at the Syracuse were given bv Mrs. Sle II a , Cod s Word. whoch lold how . \I J 1 c B· .1 M 1I~ ~ 1 • •J . • • ..1 k h h h B"bl et, . rs . om .-. my, 1 rs . . . · ..' d roadside park. ·Crueser, Mrs Brooks Sayre, IGhu .~pea~ l roug 't e,, I e, Russ Watson. Mr~. Amanda IN STERLING SILVER Attending were Mr. and .\frs. Eugene Forbes and Mrs. and He_armg the ¥rord, an . Baer. \lrs. 1\t-rns Roush, Mrs. , TONIGHT Larry Whabry and sons, Bradforrl Maag. Scnpture ver- 1explanation of ho~ to read and Hanson Holter. Mrs. La we nee · "MUTINY ON I Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Sh~ler and ses with the- word " light"' were understand the B1b!e. Napper, Jr .. Mrs. u~w in Nease. ] Circle your finger (or ~ers] with f~shion--gliHerinq, THE BOUNTY" Wilh J\olarlon Bnndo Mary ~n_n. ,\Ill . ~nd MIS. Ken- read by Mrs. Norman 'feCal- Sentenet! prayers by eaf'h , Mrs. Fred Ne:1se. Mrs. Mark : glowing m~n-made d i em~mds, geniJine onyx or cultured '-.' !lnd Trevol' Howard ne~h O~vls andd~enny, ~1r . and lum. Prayer by Mrs. Stella member. the hymfl, "Brrak Evnns and follr rhildren. Ralph (Trchnlrolur) peorls in stunning sterlin<ij silver 1ettingsl You'll love this M1s. luu :'1/eutzlmg, MI. and 1 Grue~t·r closf'd the pi'Ogram. !Thou the Bread of Life ." and Dal and Janie S1sson and Stm· - and 0 "T!-IE MAN FROM ~rs. Ro~ert MHa_rden :nd ~eb· Mrs. Wilham Russell, pres!- ' prayer by Mrs. Jack Curtis. dra Curtis. look of elegonce. Come see our thrill;ng collectionI . IOALVESTON" b1e, Mr and rs. Nat an lggs dent. conducted a short bUSI- 1 - - - - · ---· · - --With .lerfrt'\' !limier twenty four breoth-tokinq slyles, ond every / , \lr. and Mrs. Edward Wells. . ssion A thank you nole l ~nd Pres1ufl f'o:o:tt'r Jane and ll~ella. Honnie Col- ~·:: r~~;d lr~m Rev. Stanley Me lrf I S 1 1 ring is obso!utely 9ueranteed. Ions. Larry \\oles. Mr. and ~I rs. C.tll iard for donation lu Camp S•turd•y Jun• 19 "FLIPPER" Wollard Boyer and Brenda. Mr. Asburv fund. Plaus were made ' XC Be•l of oil, tf.o tiny price-lhf:' f<~hulnus dolphm cmd :VIr". James Carnahan and for a· plrnJc at the July meet- ' Birthdays of member_s were ~he. meetmg me~~ers were St:Jmng l'huek Connors Tonv and Janice. Mr. and Mrs. . observed and buddy g1f1s ex- lllVJied to the dmmg room 10 ~~d~ Geo~ge Carson and Dick, Ed- . ~:he meeting closed with the , ch<mgt>d when ~he Bu!-!y ~ee where refre-shments of cakt>, "STAGE TO die and Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. Lord's Prayer in unison after Class of the Middleport F1rst sherbrt and coffee were ~ervrd THUNDER ROCK" Charles Neuman. Mrs. Agnes I which refr~shmenl s wt>re serv· Baptist Church met Thursday from a table rentered WJ1h an . ' "",'.' . Wilh Barn· Su llil'atl ~ F' orues Wllh al the church. Mrs Brrangement of !lummer 1• I.M f' ~ . ,. , . and Maril.\:n "laxwt·ll I White . .James, Robert White and I ed 1'Y Mrs r.ugene . ev~:~ning . H , I £lowH r . ·. . . ' Miss fi'rf:'dericka Swartz. Mrs. Ado\ 11 Grueser as con~ Bt'ulah White. vice chairman, ers os~ssn __wrre. .\' rs ar... - --~. · ph pres1ded m the absence of the old Cha~e. M1 ~. D~lfl.1 Hamm lrtuUI1ng os 1e.<s. d M j ' (' · prt>sJdenl, Mrs. John Lyons. an rs. Ju Hl .nm. Elberfelds In Pomeroy Program Grven R II By WSC$ Mrs. G usse T roup . -I I I MEIGS THEATRE I .. • ,.~ K&C I I ~' XNGS I '., I - I 8 1 s· hdOYS Remembere d G'ft Ore E hanged by Ch urc h Class . Members r 3.95 I " e .. ~i~! ThP meeting was opened with Present were Mrs Beulah the class prayer and lhe class While. Mr<. Agnes White. Mrs · _J hymn, ''An Ev~nmg Prayer'' Charles Bennett. Mrs. Pearl S n Let11e Roush g"'e devottons j Hoffman Mrs. Nora H•m1lton "t I taken rrom the devotional book-: Mrs Elizabeth Slavin . \1rs. I UXI ! lei The Secret Place. using · Jal'()b Turner. Mrs. Lilloan MeA polluck pirnic dinner at I th~ title. "Pleasure Bound·· l Ghee, Mrs. Lett1e Roush. Mrs. ! !Frances Bearhs. Mrs. John 6.30 p. m. preceded the meet- : rlosing with prayer. ing of the Past PresJdents Seines, Mrs. Gnm. Mrs the Amerif·an Legion Auxiliary Fiflee_n member9 answered Chase and Mrs. Hamm. of Drew Webster Post Wednes- roll call by giving Bible verses -- · day evening at tht> home of I Remembrancrs were sent to e I1 Mr!i. Edd1e Smith. Wehe Ter~ , James Souders, a pa11ent at rOt"!:'. (;race was asked by Mrs. ' Meigs General Hospital and IGeorge Bearhs. : Emma Mathews. The birthday ! ~rs. Gera ld Wildermuth, vice I song was sung ror Mrs. B. F. l : president, conducted the busi~ Parmalee, Mrs. .James Soud- '. ness session. Devotions taken ers. Emma Mathews and Mrs. from Ephes1ans ~ : 18 were led .Joe Wilson. I by Mrs .. J. M. ~hor_nton ... who Tt wa~ announced thai a plralso ga-.e a meditation, Fan- nic will be held at the Road· last" Developmenl." followed ;so de Park in July. 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Rust resist lflt hr:11·v ~~ ~ ~ ~!:' s ~t· t-1 cabinet. 131/a x 22 9 ]f) " 13 ' l BIRTDA Y OBSERVED Miss Lydii:l F.bersbach enter. tained with a dinner Thursday : . evening at IJer home Mulberry i ; Ave., honoring her niect!. Li~- . 1 da Warner on her 15th birlh- 1 day. A decorated birlhd•v cake I made by L>nda's brothe;, Lar- ' ry was serw·d with the dinner, 1 to Mi., Marion Ebersbach, Mrs. Jay Warner and Steve, ,Jeff, Larry and Linda and the host-f eso. I 14.000 volts of picture power $6.50 •. TERMS Furniture MIDDLEPORT, 0. $10.00 Down Other Mens Canvo1 Sh- _ From $2.99 35c Per Dey THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0 . 1 "i' 1 'I POMEROY • IPizr< ed cou.. ci '"" , EDT Friday, when tanks rum ! DENVER IUPlt-Rain-swoilen eastern Colorado 1 'evo u wnary 10 u~J ~o~ers f Ben B~lta ! bled inlo the streets and took : and rivers today continued their multi-million dotlar cuw 1 a co~ 0 power 1 ~1 - up posil10ns at key poinls. I cade of destrurloon across the lowlands. forcing 10,000 she f >n a se.oes_ of struggl.; Algeroan army troops sur- persons to flee from their homes and ca using at leut t at e/omonated hos mats. at the d-" .d , eight deaths. , II • d , AI · , 1 11 ,0 roun o:-u 8 en L~e as res1 ence. en a. geroa s ong log ' ' · Communicalions wolh the outTen other persons were reported missing and believe4 mdepeudcu~e . sode world were cut. drowned as the rampaging waters, feed by torrential Ben Bellas taches _left • re<:1 downpours in the Rockies, rushed eastward into Kansu, due •)f bJtte1· vpposJIJOn arno:-~g ' Colorado Gov . John A. Love l ~ his _f9rmt~~ c~rnrad~. or the AI· Iestimated damages f r o m the ing waters:. geroan rebeUton. HIS refusal 10 I I lour days of flooding in his I The Arkansas River 1fll toler"e puhhca: rppostlton ar.u , sla te alone at $102 million. flooding at its headwalert hiCh the ohr'"'''' OC'•nrmor crosos <d -1 1 Disastrous slorm - spurred lin the Colorado Mountaina. 1.1ded to the d•sccm_etl ' i nooding also swept arross e>st- 1mar and Hotly, bt southeaotera Todl':ly, 1t burst lntt the open I .ern New Mex1co. uprooting Colorado near the Kansas 1Jor.. ",~'he rev\llution was announu·c ~W'l acciden_ts, In whle_h one ' bridges, shattering homes and de.r, were surrounded by ••ter~ m a Jenglhv 111arJfesto s1gr.ed dnvtr was InJured, were mves- mangling roads. The entire 175 • mile "flaod by ilouPJedienne and broadrHSt ligated by the Ohio State Patrol Con«n•ed Storm Activity Iplain'' of the river from PueiiCO~GE CHUMS - Minnie Pearl, right, the lovable character of radio, television and stage, chats with Mrs. by Alg:ers Radoo. on Froday. There was growmg lear the lo. Colo., into Kansas wu 01' F. H. Ollnen, ?f Syracuse, followmg her_ appearance as h eadhne performer for the Big Bend Regatta Weekend It "upted jus• 10 d>~s before I The inJury arddenl look place fast . rising Rio Grande would dered evacuated. show Friday mght on the Pom~ro~ parkmg_lot. The stage na?1e Minnie Pearl was born of the imagination of 1 Ben Jldla - in his role " a! at 11·45 am. on Yellow Bush soon lumble over into Albu- In the northeast, the Soutb pung lady ~ame_d Sarah Dpheha Coile~ whtle she and Mrs. 0 Bnen were attending Ward Belmunt College a lash· leading P••llt!cian of the uon-1Rd .. nine tenths of a mile east queo·que and forecasters pre- Platte River, which did .-,a IOnable ·g~rl s fm1shmg school m Nashvtlle. They were close friends. ' alignea st.tes -was to have I of Rarme. dicled continued storm activity million damage tn Denver 11 - . --~---- -------------------------been MSI to the '"""mil ron- [ A car driven east by Carl •along_the eastern slopes of the flooding Wednesday and 'l'lnJri.. ferenc ' or 50 African and ASiar, w. Cline, 16, Rl 2 Racine. went IRockies day, rushed through~1' states. out of control on lhe gravel , In Colorado, raked by lorna- ern Colorado farmlandl IIIIi .. . . . . ' The manifesto ll diealed the road and skidded off the righl does and flooding since small communities. Three, school distrocts tn ; days a we~k. Sthool lunchl!l' ; repr..,enls ~;.Salisbury dis- ;ter; Elanor Knnighl, Tup- new rulers want the_talks to ~of side of the highway and rolled Wednesday, tales of personal. Rescue ~ficialo-. throllr.Meogs ~~ly have been assur- . woll be provoded free lo the o!n'· ' trod schooli of Brotlbury and pers Plains, and Crace Weber, I on as sch·,!uled, but the rate oi lover. tragedy mounted as SWiftly as ong every bot of equipment Jill' ed they w1U recetve !ederatl dren and parents drovong chtld- Salisbury. Riverview; Nellie Vale Mar· jlhe 3ummo! talks was unce•-, The driver was thrown from the property damage m hard- soble Into the light, ''We'D lib asslsta!K\1! through the Econ~m- 1 ren to eta~••• will receil'e m'le- i 'fechers who will attend the garel Parsons. Ann Webster lain. : the car. He was taken to Meigs hot northeastern and southeast- Inearly anything that mo.,.,,, 10 Opfl!lr)\n)lly Act lo provode ]age. . . 1Head Slaf! Program Work Shop . and Roberta Wilson, all of Nor. I Stolod Pollllcal Uno ' General Hospital by the Racine ern Areas of the state. 1saod one man as he ·madl • aummu kindergarten_for chU· .Late May o!foclals repre- ' on Terre Haute, Ind .. nexl week ! lhwestern, and Audrey 'llteo- / Boumedlenne, li er y ond , Emergency squad and treated! A 3-year-old boy only seconds plea !o~ trucks and eartb-tlilll,. dren H yeou:s old thiS year. sentmg he three scho>l d1.< Iare Mrs, Twlta Strasbaugh Ches- hald and Pearl Bunce Salisbury , moustoched. has been known lor a sprained shoulder and a~ay from sale.'~ was swept lo ong equopment lo stem llle A~ment was made Fri. !riels w>ri\ed again,t. a dead- •--· -· ~- - . district. , ! lor years to want to ll<'e the : minor abrasions. hts death by hlghwalers near Army and Air National day ~t.N\Wtbwestem, Etostern line in ohel" successful effort to I MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ! Mr. Morrison, Mr. McKenzie!' artny in jlower in Algeria. ; The car was heavily damag- ; Agate, Colo., 60 moles southeast! ~its; using and Salllbllty school districts complete !'"per work ·so they / ADMISSIONS- Earl Beat, and possibly Mr. Bowen will . ~Is 104!' appearoo to be the ed. Cline was cited to Meigs! 01 ~nver. . loght plans, were will secure ·tht .aid lor classes might quo·o[y. i Harri•onviile; Carroll Cline Ra- also altend the worksHop -~same as Ben S.lta's but to- juvenife court charged with ! Mroal~saodl the boy 8 moth- persons stranded-oJbtnmun!l~('f under the project· "Head Slirt." I Director. of the progr•m : cine. . • . day's J111nilest~ shoWed that speed in erress lor conditions. ier: rs. aro Oake.<, lost her la.'ed Colorado • Classe1 ~ for the kindergarten are Larry Morrison. exel:;tri'.~~el DISCHARGES_ WlUiam Lan- : FIREMEN' CALLED I the army has been (urious over A serond took place 6:15 P-Ig: on the clttld II$ she was Nearly every pupils plalmlne to participate h~ad of E"Stern Locul dos- ders, Pomeroy; Fran~ Gaul, i . "'·- , ' .' . the waj· Jlo.n Bella tried to re- m. on Rt. 124, one and three .• ut to step mto a rescue bet· the state wu out -~ in the llfllllllel' program are lo lrtcl; Dnoal~ McKen"'· North- Chester· Abbie Stobart Pom- · 'llte Mtddleport ru-e depart· form the country liter the •n<l ~ tenths miles north oi Racine 1"'opter. along lhe route lll1l · olart 1\londay, JqJy :18. n was I western Local district executive eroy. ' . . • ' , ment_ was sum~oned to lh e : of Frenoh rule. ·A car dri"'n oy Eber M. · i • Five Swept Away . Ia~ land travel ~ 1 !ar::~il ~~~~=H=~~ prevtously -MOUI)Ced'the claai, head and llnberl Bowen . .court_ ; Curlls Roush resod~nee_on.ljlgb-1 Boum~eune't poliHcal line.~ a7, Syracuse, ran off the Fove member~ es would etart July :U, but·ooe ty elementllr) superoldl!r, whd Veteran• · llfemorl.ll Holpltal st .'" Mlddle~rl ~t 1.2$ p.q~. . ---··--··;---"------- ~side of the highway and were swept away west to an -'low appllcaliollS ADMisSIONS _ . M~ John : ~Joday ~ exUngn~h <a .ml.rylr GRI!>DERS TO MEET :a guard rail. The driver tbe%hen ~ ly being ~ it was - • · WEATHER 'H sell p ' · · • · · : aze. 1 ~ eme~~~ ' ~ · All Porheroy.ll!glt SchOol foot-' ed injury and the car car. 011 Nry ~~date to be~ back Swmny, • lllde wii'IMr ~ Mi~' ~·~art S•l· : a~:~ ·u~~e~ YU: bali are to rejlort to the ! moderate' damage. Stowe ':n!l ~::lei A lilt ~eel!~ · . ' !lay aad 'Sunday. Falr ·aad eooi DISCHARGE~_, h-ank Mol- : 'lW>n 'cit T ~ipll" itJi.lei- .t.. , : 21 at : cited to Meigs county the , 'l'he .PI'Qitam wtll be. o~~~ loalpt. ~~~~ 7Nl! loW. tonipl ray, Mlddlepdrji Arc~!. s~,,' un\cie~t~l~ .t:.b,~'j:J~' ' Rhoes, June 25, char&!id with · ' lf!l~~:J·•.-m,;. lljl)ji).PA ~'lt1 ~ '· • I ~.... lbvM. • · p.,,~'!o, , -;:..Blc·1off the rl•ht 11dl td i-~~'r~ ¥!f' 1 . l , ,. l -,.w;"~iiT:f" ,. : 'i· i , .. )0'~\i• ' .. q ~ " .--e. ''"ll" -~ . ° GIFTS Serving .llei gs Countv for over 93 years • w: 1 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK a 1 'I 'I p,.,.. ~tAof.:::.: ~le<:[~ .. lne !irs! jlldf\'ilhral~...- .... rntrant on the pa- Claude llaniels on his 18118 "" ' : rade was the Shriners live-unit ,lage bicycle. The Kennelwd ALGIERS. Algeria IUP]) - Strongman President Ah- · atlract10n. The Beta Sigma ' Nease family was also a 'lllillllir men Ben Bella was overthrown today in a ligioting cnupe Phi sorority floal won first . in the individual entry claJt. headed IJy his old rival and aide, Defense Mmisler Col. 1 P'""' m Ihe nuD-!'ommercoal Takmg top honors bt tho pleeHouan Boumed1enne. rla::o s. sure hOrse competition 1lfU Boumedienne, like Ben ' - --~ St>cond place winner in the .Junior Kennedy's entry wtUIIo Bella. is dedicated to trans- he once told new$:nen, is thi,.;. Commercial cl~:~ss was the Charles Knopp won second ~)I. forming Alger1a inlo a ··socJal"Ca1l Jl ;\larxism or social- Blt~ettnar Auto companny entry ce and Bru(-e Gothard, tbJr4. isl" stale. ' ism vt Castroism, 1 want & 1and third place winner was a Judges for the parade wtH . . . ' better Jot for the J•' hsants. W£ float frum lhe Mid Porn School Charles Hayes, Athens; ~ BoumedH•nne and his off1ce~s 1 wi!l luke help w!"u·re we C<lJl ' of J)ane . Tt1e wreturn Jona- Bal'htel, Middleport and Jstropped Brn Bella . of ·hi! : charged Ben Bella with usurp- than \leogs ll A R. that won Korn. Pomero7• ~ powers and charged h1m w1th Jng personal power and ''creat· seron.d place in lhe non-co_mEVENING SHOW lreiison. mg anilrCh)• " He was a 1s 0 merc1al dass and the. Rarme The professional enteJiiiD. Tanks and helmeted troops l'harged with "misappropnation F.H.A. entry W&l thJrd ment presentations UDder thl moved mto lhe strePI ' at <!own of lunds " . Judged the bset individual huge tent on the parkin& lilt and brought In end to Ben commercial entry was the Bob Continued on page 2 ) • , ... · , The revolution app~ared to ~ ----- - Bellasone-manllbtme, whUl i h b blodl lth tli:eaes of shots bci ng fired. : fr "m 1 " France af:er blooely The first s1gn that Ben Bel - i 1 Mrs. Ebersbach FIVE CENTS Pomeroy about I 30 . ! silent prayer. Mrs. Ralph C.ilmore and Mrs. Bearhs will take the ne"t. birtt~day cake to the 1 Counly Home. Gamrs were played under the direction of Mrs. Smith and her granddaughter. Linda, w1th : prizes aWarded to Mrs. .led Mrs. Clifford Ebershach E'n Webster Sr., Mrs. Bearhs and · terlained lhe Chatter Club on Mrs. T. .A. Hennessy. a guest. Wednesday evening at her home ! Atlemhng wt're.the above and on Mulberry Ave. I 6 1Mrs. r.B~n Neutzlmg, Mrs. w· · A short business sess ion was e.. II Htson, \Irs. Frank Cheesed db M C 1R h' y rs. ar oac brew, Mrs. C.eorge Hac kell , •Sr , con 'duc 1e M . I pres1 enl. rs Larry J l!l'Obs · ~~~~~~~~n:~a:~~.~~rsM:i~: and daughler, Terri, were guests. Tr acy. ' · -- ---- - · ----- ! r.ame!l were played with prizes awarded lo Mrs . Alfred Biggs. Mrs. Charles Lalhey, I Mrs. Thomas Stewart. Mrs. Stop In and Browse Harold Dunfee, Mrs. Raymonu Around. Wo Hove Gifts Fischer, Mrs. Larry Jacobs. , · Mrs. Howard Birchfield and 1 For Any and All Mrs. Charles Carson. Occasions I . , Refreshments were served by , the hostess to those named a-1 1 : bove and Mrs. Nathan Biggs, Mrs. Robf'rt Nelson. Mrs. Wil- · .bur Young, Mrs. Robert Eads , :and Mrs. Kenneth MichaeL MIDDLEPORT, 0 . The Big Regatta Weekend in Pomeroy got underway Froday w1th a varoe.'y of attractions ranging from a col_.. i lui parade to a sensational evening stage show. , Hundreds ?r people lined. the streets of Middleport I and Pomeroy s busmess dostrocts. and ~he area bet~ , the towns to see the parade that kicked off the First All· moal Regatta Weekend . 1 Paul Chapman. parade chairman, started the parade movong from Norlh-Second -av in Middleport shortly fli. ter noon. tl reached down- ·- - - - - .LC . oup Ledby 0ld Ri_val _and ~:~n . d ..commerci~l AI'de· Treason IS. Charge NOW ON SALE AT K&C JEWELERS, POMEROY ofl It's so easv to spend cash, but when yc .. '''"·e to u;rite a-check you'll probably "think tu:ice" ... and stick to vour budget! For modestincome budgeters, our speeial pay-as-vou-go checki11g accmmts are "just right"-convenieut. sale, and no minil~11111 balance is required. You can pay bills by rnuil, too! Hundreds See Parade while ' Evening Show is Smash Hit Ford sales are way up because Ford for '65 hits new heights of style and performance. But we Ford Dealers aren't sittiog backl We're out to increase our increases with the juiciest deals of the year on every model in stock-for a limited time. '65 Galaxle-quleter than Rolls-Royce• Get Ford's world·flmoul quiet ride, lntlrlof' luxury, Amerlcl't blgest new Sb. or your choletl of V-8'51up t1 425 hp. All 1t tht blunt u~np of the year. Take • ttlt drlvt-•nd talk de111-1t your font Dultr's ~I CJ IDe • JnJUre • d Jn Accident v . d for K.I ndergarten In . Three n·IStncts . ed.eraI A.d I promtse I '? Mustana- bluest tst year In history I ! Now! Sensational savlnca on Amerlct'l Numl_)lr Ont tuccns car. Com11 with bla:. ntw 200-cu. lfl. Sl•, bucklt 11ets, floor shift, lull carpetlna. Chalet olexcitlni option I tclf '65, 100-includlne• hot new GT performance packlp. ., -u._letVIId CIIIMIIItllltl~lllllll Wlllcll UES-fGift(Gtlllll SOU lldln. XL iiM LTDM....)•1111 -...IJI, o/4 ...1....... Mollll\ie lftllfll(tlilln ....llittlt 111M .... llill·lllyct. 1111111 ttlll . . . . . . " 1M "·'- Au• el• "-··r· · tlii/ln'" ,.,. 11111 llr§l.ln:.. Will KJITH G08L.E F()-0, Iff~. 461 $0UTH THIRD $T. , . . __ _ ·... ,_ .. _ ...· , .. , , ____ ,_ .... 2: ., .... ... >M!~D~I'PJJT, 0. ., .., ' 0 1 , m&jor'"llllelliiiit;.:,J. I I of 1 ::.r!t n?an, '~ i ' 1 ?' . \!~ t 'i~••J '1 03 ,. wife ' � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 18, 1965 backes cossins schuster