https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4a87c291bf108b9bcaaa3b967043de11.pdf b3b5aca28c466ba53dcd16d590b22c68 PDF Text Text • .. , p • G• b y fh room• following \he ~-~~.~. 1!14)111..\1 CIQsmg rogram IS IVen '! ou IThe Rev Donald ~leks ;!•sa Of Middleport Church of Christ : ~~ · ~~:n ~..;~;: "·honl. ""·;·is. ,•dl Ajlprn<imatelv 1~1 children lion Bible School which has Others taking part were and youth took part in the rlos· been In progress at the Middle- sery • Mrs. O<by Martin; ing program of the Daily Vaca· /port Chul'<'h ol Chnst tho past ginners. M . rs. carl tl0'1ich; · - - twu Wl'~ks . Th~ pr~grp m was ! mary, Mrs. Franklin Tr1 - --· .. ·held Sunday evemng at the ~- ,, leanell e l:r .Ju 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 22, 19· AQUAVITAE I MEIG( JHEA JR( .. <"hurch. Mrs. Denver Rice and It included songs. Bible read- Nm·man Yeauger; Jl'. Pomeroy Ohio LAST TIME TONIGHT "PAJAMA PARTY " . ('f f'l' hnwulol 1 Wilt! l'ummy K1rk and 1\ unf'IIP Funil" ~ llo l=tttYrette · Wh1 " H1ppenf'd Colorurtoon• WED and THUR SDAY JunP 23 ·24 NOT OPEN ~RIOAY ono SATURDAY June 2S-'26 ''TWO ON A GUILLOTINE " <'un mt' SIPI"t'IIS Jlr '<JII .l unt"s. ('p_.;.:lr flrllrlf'I\J Cglorurtoo ns SUN ., ,V\ON. and TUES . Ju ne 17-28-29 " HUSH, HUSH, SWEE1 CHARLOTTE" Stolle D:l\ is O l i ~·ia ddlan·il· lann. .lo, l"ol1t> n. Ag nf's Mun rt' ht" <t(; l"f'fil 1\Pii:nl"ll\' Wm. l'a mpbell. \' H'It•r Buo. no. M<J r\' .'\ .~1 or. Col orurtoon - - - --- . ·s. Celtic "ul,gebeatha" and was shortened to "whisky ." Mrs. High, and ing and material used during 1Mrs. Wesdell Geriaeh the sessions. E <~ ch class pre. I S·~herry Hicks. Mrs. Hicks wa s in char~e "r . ELBERFELDS sented program matemt and the mormng . ed'tat1·0 nper m1 1 lessons lear_ ned at the school. Iiods. A picnic w1u; held Craf· ·rnJec ' ·prp + s pl fl• de~ v afiPrnoon at Lht' . ed and parents and friends tnur- IPru:k. ed lht> Sundtt~' Sehool d assHigh School studPnl s .assist,........._ _ _ _ __.....__, ing in the school vPre Sandy · ' ~I Bur t:'l~er . .rnhn at Y-- IJe•d!d r. Tlae rnali e 11 Dl ,. •• ~ enttne\;~ ' ru •• •••• M- ~ ~" _, ... ·'·' !{.. • . " .. ::: $ ~ ~ • ({,~a ;• 3~::: o.-o\.1 round, l(ill over 200 Yiet WR!:lGLEd I Evans and Mike Gt>rlach. ENTERTAIN SUNOAV ~1r . • ! :il;t' ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------~--~==~==~~~~-==-::::-------~ ~0 -------------------------~ FIVE CENT$ ;,;;j WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1965 VOL XVII NO. 56 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO MISSES Bunce, Dianne Criswell , Joy Boggs, Sandy Humphrrys. Kalhv• MrE lhinnv• . Betsv Cunning- I .( . • hil lll KaOw P1 cker. ~. Judy TONIGHl & WEDNESDAY FA~HLY NIOHTS "HEY THERE, YOGI BEAR" iColorl - and-· "ONE MAN'S WAY " Oon .\ lurray D1an:r Hyland e The Latin term used to describe distilled spirits was "aquaviae." or •·water of life" and tbis later was tronslated BY THE Scots and Irish into II» ., ' --~ .....:,t.,. • • "• 1r, ' and Mrs. Frt'd Rosen-, Thur.·fri. Jun1 24-25 . baum entertam1•d wit.h a din- __ '"MUSCLE BEACH PARTY " ner Sunday al their humP. PeoAnn rf'H f' Funk f' llu ple's Terrace. Prest'nl we re 1 lC'nlor) Mr. and Mr~. Lee Krauss and - and"WAlL OF NOISE" son. Bob, of Warren, Mrs. Zua j Wi1h Suza nnt> P l e~h ell P Ca iJ"h arl. Mason. W Va ., and1 tt nll Ty llarrl in MATHER 1'WINS - Back row, I tor, Jimmy and row, Paulette, 3; Collette, 2, and Stephen, 3. Annett~:, age 4; front , Mr. and Mrs. Rose nbaum. TOMORROW .•. AT HART LEY & BENNETT'S Summer BIG.~. SHOE -NOW! 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Rutt resistant heavy guage oleel oablnel. 131> x 22 9/ 16 • 13\2"- BAKER AIR.CONDITIONED ADMIRAL PLAYMATE 13" Portable Television I 31 ,-. More Picture Than 11" Rugged precision crafted chassla. 14,000 volta of picture powsr TERMS Furniture MIDDLEPGIT, 0. $10.00Down 35c Par Day .. Retired Farmer Of Radcliff �· --:...-...,,.,.,,, -~f""' ~ r .... .,.~ -- -· ...... - ..... r- - .. -· • .- ~ - ..... ,J" , -· •••••• ~ ... - - ~- ... . ,. ' • Voice of Broadway •: •reportingl s~O'F' V~r~ .... ly DOROTHY KU.GALLEN Free Economy THERg is not much thought given by the average Cllilen in connectwn with the great benefi ts we have from the services of the utilities that service our community. Recently we noted a section of our city st.reets torn up .,.. preparation for the resurfacing of First Ave., and other areas of downtown Gallipolis, and since it was gas compan5 it gave us a trend of thought in the direc· lion of that utility. A great change has taken place in the minds of many peop· le in regard to the place of the utilities in a community. The time was when the word utilitv was a dirty word . They were pictured a~ exploiters of the public. and many people were ready to fight at the mention of the name. That is all changed now, and how it came about is an in· teresting story. ~ .' This Is just another example of what one great private enterprise has done to help you and I have man y new thm gs ill " addition to having a comfortable home when the cold winds of winter sweep around us. We are a people tod ay who bless a utility that made many things possible for us at a reaso nable cost, and we have the evidence at hand that they are continually tryin g in every way possible LO''ii!Jprove service still fu rth er. They have ehanged that image of the early day to one of trust and confidence on the part of the public. ann thev h;l\e not been alone in th at endeavor , heeause i1 is true of all of the great utiliti es that serve us tod av Thev have pro· ved that thev ran do the Job with private funds. and without federal plan· ning to pro"e once a nct for al l that in· dividu al initiative an d responsihility is stJ\1 a greeat fa ctor in tho life of our count ry. and that polit' ca l mana gf•m;on t <.' an never match the ineentives uf a free economy - \ I f ft Today's .lJiedical Report Bv Wavn• G. Brandstadt, M.D. \\·'ht>n. vou have a superfi cial absces~ ·that· must bf' opened ~ your doctor is likely to spray the are;t wtth an aeroso l that ln't'Les thf tiss ue s 1.111l.i stops pam while l1 e Optl"ll l t'S . Thi s is hu l one example o. th e use ot aeru ~u l s - now flvailnble for m:·tnv household dutiPs as well - in medicine. Medical ae rosols find tileir greaV·st use m the trea 1ment of hmg di s ee~-;t> . . espt•ci ally asth- The development of th is industrv has largely taken place since World War II , with the development of thin-walled p1pe that could be produced in large quanti· ties. It shows wbal an investor-o11 ned enterprise, with a chance to earn a pro· fit in 1 competitive market can rio. It IS another example of how a util ity with the idea of service can get things nnne to meet the ever increasing needs of the public. It is staggering to the Jmagma· tion to realize that today there are. more than 700,000 miles of ~l pelille linkillg gas fields in 31 states w1lh over 34.000.· 000 customers in every slate ill the un· ion. It has made possib le the develop· ment of many new industries, and ti s ex· panding sphere has created many johs, and now provides our cOJilltry With near· ly one third of its energy. ballplayer bu beeD lllnd • IJoldlrlll wilb a c:ulil ID a Uvely Until Sybil JluriOD IIIII 1111' Mldtowll nllbtelllb, wbldl II dan Clrlltophtr eauPI eiCil qllnll a eouple of rulet- bla ather's laney a ftW neb qo, club'a, and bla wife'a •· · Coltbe yoUDI roclt 'a' roll DIIIJio. leeD Dewhurat and Georl• C. tan waa tlljoJIDI a Rlnl I dinl Scott bave recoocllecl ~the witb vera swift tbe JlhoWIIrl Ava GlrdoV lntlnal and( 1111 who d01erted tba apllll!• and JII)IIIIDel'lnl quietly (at leaR u JIIO!IIgbll tw matrillloiJ1. Her .. flO to preu) In Bucb Counblllblnd wu CUrtla lwlfl. ol ty . . . L1A MtDneW 1111 beell all lhoM ~ JD1lllolla oll•ed a loftiJ deal at I&GM, IIIII tb1tr brelkiJp madt quite whlrll 1111111& JIIIIJ IIJOIIII"' to a fn beadlklel. Vn and Jor- ll&rdoDI yean 180 .. · 'lbl 111'11 meak pmlew ol "'lbe Great dan were mum1 tt an a1m01t nightly bablt until "Syblb Race" on !be West Coul dreW a wild ruction. 'lbt audience lion" ott m ... '1'- A,. roM at the aud of lbe f)2,0011,· wardl aet fuDIIIw eft!')' - · Think about tba lllOit re- 000 meter and yelled and cent )lri»CCrilll e'Mll. Nell ICft8IDed approval lw Tony 81JnoD WOD U "bell pll}'• CUrtla and Jld Lemmollwr!lhl," but bll play, '"!be Old Couple,'' dldD't wiD u "Belt ~ frcllll American • bol'll play." The "bell ploy" T0111 Dou8iU FalrbanD OD tht IU~ wtllllo "'Iba Subjec:t W• 11..es " but a1 eoune Ita aulbar jtct al Loudoll: "R'a aa1 tbt Arabian Nl&hll w~'t tapped • tba top play. apectac1a thai Ia New York, DCII' wrtpt of tba ,ur. 'lbl pualt: 1111 11 lht elelllll proporttona ll JOII write the bllt play, why of Paris or the grandeur of ana't you the best playwrtgbt Rome. It 1111 people. lt'l tbe - · If JOII .... tba belt plaJ- people that Jlllke thll country wrllbl. why dollll't ,our plaJ win the Tony? •. . II tlll'l'ellt ,...., - a aeneral feeling ot - for all and all lor Gllf," pnn!JIIl talb btttrelll BydDer You wouldn't aay thai aboUt ChapiiD ad tbt "J'uDBJ Girl" tbt Modi and the Rocka, would bouel end amlelb!J. Mr. Olap. you, Sir Dolll? Jlo will ieaft tba llbo1r "by mutul ~" blulhlnl bride, Walch lw a aen llalb tram . .A_neeal form.. buablnd'l deatb tbt Cllrlllo~ Pltlllllllll'l. LOIJ. made mternltlonai beadllnea, doD cbuml 1 tbar'ft 8boltl ad hii>PJ atory to bad It ad 't DOW doing bll baa a 1111 tilt pna - u abe wilL Sh• IIICialliiiW ~ •.. A fam. .J()'I'I'INOI IN p!NC!f, Lot' ma For examp lt>. dexarnrthasone is now put up in this rorm. A mouthp1cn· is t•lachPd In the conti:liner <Jnd the open end is plcwed m t.hc rnuulh . Ynu can then prrss the hut ton and inhale a mcasurrd amount (I{ the dmg. Sin('e merticated aerosols were introduced in 1953 their pcwkagi ng has been great!\ im- provrrl . Whereas the aerosol propellants lor m.:rly usrd were highly tnnammaole, those now Aeroaola are also Died lo in usr not only will not burnspray aoothlng lotlona on ltcl>they may even be used to put lng and Irritated aldD. rree. out a small fire. lng compo\Uida aprayed oa ~lonv new uses for aerosols 111ake bites alow down tha a~ are b~ing tested. Person' wilil sorption of the polson and 111mmigraine headaches have been inate daJ18er as!IOCiated with relieved within a few seconds 1th• appUcalloo of a tournlquM. afler inhaling ergotamine tar- i These are bot a lew ollhe uaea trote. The action is fully 89 ) to which medicated 111'01011 will prompt as an mjeclion into th~' be pol in the near luh!A. vein but has the advant~ that the application is sifp • Q - My eye ......liM IIJI the pain of an inJection is avo d· I have dilated blood v-Ia IJJ. e<i and Ute danger of mfec on •ide my eyes. He liD re• with the needle i; eliminateil. 10n lor them and did not pr. , 11 also has the advanl.al!e ov· scribe any treatment. HI jull er medication bv mouth in that n.ade • correcUon In my 11.... it does not irritate the stomach es. How aerlo111 Ia this condland none of lhe drug ,s destroy- Uos 7 What will It lead to! ed by the action of the digesA - A mild dllatloa of the live Jll lce,, therefore ' smaller blood vesaelt In the ayea II dose is required. Furthermore, seen In persons who need llassthe solution in the ronlainer ls eo or whose gla- need ml· nul subJect to contaminallon and sion. II Is when these blood veawit.h no exposure to air and sels are narrower than normal light it does not deteriorate. that you thiHIId atarl wol'l')'lnt I"' Television In Review By RICK llU BROW Unit~d Press lnh·rnational listening to an audio report rather than watching a live tel• was able to play the tape of the early action for the 111Urt HOLI.YWOC!J ,t;Pii v1sion picture. nation. - ~;ach Tuesday and '~'hur sday I sit l1rre tn hopt· ~ of receiving an urgl'nt nwss;~ge lrum ABC-TV lo thP efff'f'l that technical diffirulties will prrvent "Peyton Plare'' from hPm~ presented on thos(' ril~ht s_ l1 1s1f'ad. th1ngs· gt'l worse . S1Jrting lil t'\ ~·nday , the so(lp op€ra goes from two to thrt"l' night s a W£'ek . In fad. one sm-:pecls that the fa tes are inrli nt·d to the v1ew U1Ht people whc. watch te levi· destined ht .;ull'er for this pilst weekend , on SaturdHy. in :-.leHd ol' ~ du~ i ng trml- !Bon .~:~re ble for " program tho! deservPd it , le< ·hnH.'al d1Hi cult ·l'~ madf' a temporary mes!l of a live sport s f'V ('Ill lrorn Europe. The event. tlw 24-hour Le The spokesman summed up the consternation at ABC·TV in New York succmclly shortly after the failure: ''Everybody here dropped dead." Thankfully, thio was only a fig. urative deswptwn. for 1100n the fales smiled a b1t on the hard . pressed network. Nol ion~ after the scheduled broadcast lime was up, a tape of tht missing pictures was able to bt transmitted to New York from Europe. This helped oeveral ways: original lJve broadcast camt through at 7:30 a.m. PDT, ABC . TV thoughtfully had arrangt>d a rerun for late risers at 10 a.m. Pacific time. By the lime this supposed rerun camt on , tl1e tape had been tranomitted to the West Coast 10 that s<1lellite for an hour, starting at viewers here were able to 10:30 a.m. EDT Saturd•y. Alas, heca use of what an ABC . TV what earlier watch e r1 had missed - a half hour'a worth, anyway. Furthermore, ABC-TV was fortunote ill having ita "Wide World of Sports" ahow come on later In the day so II <:~uto spokesman de~rritcd as apparent trouble in the land Hne of a ~:uropea n ground relay sta- tion, the viewer fou nd himself In fact, almolt aU of "Wiele World of Sports'' waa lakeD over lor Le MIDI action. litaides tlte rerun, there were ~a lao Uvt pickups I r om lA Mans .. thoogh too many nrtl· al lhp • Oops of lht picture made lor hard viewln&. The good new• finally came Sunday mornln1. when an hour 1howlng the end of lhl race wat succeaslully tranamitted with lew probleDll. Glflll 1 good break at laat, ABC-TV handled It well. On the West Coast, since tht race. was sehedu k"<i to have its begmning tra n:-;mitted via the Early Bird Mans. F'ranre. -.:.1'1". ·~~,.··-- · - ·~-.._ .•.'Sf ,.,.. . ~....,.r-.·~ ----:- ........ ; ...,.,_ .... _.. 1et1 Mto. Harold Bumgarner, Mrs. Nelson Roush, M\'11. Jack Hes- day by Mrs. Robert Layne, ... Mr. and Mn. Robert John- Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy·Mltldleport, 0., June 23, ~ Paul Rickard, and Mrs. Bern- son and Mrs. Kenneth Vickers, sisted by different women ·of 1 ston and family of Moundsville, ;; ! Liev;•g to Luther Smith. their theme was "God Loves the Church, Mrs. David Roush W. Va. visited friends here on Mrs Lloyd Rouah several daya glcal patjeDt ·at cabeJL.-I@f George Jewell, Edgar Layne. and Pla01 For Me.'' The Kin· served as chairman of the re- Monday Their daughter thi• ~ 1011 Hospital, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -..Charles We ·er, Robert Cooke, dergarten Classes , wene taught freshments. A newspaper each remained to visit with Cheryl Phyllis Batey 1a apendlng a Mllf UJah ·Powell II· E.ll,.B. BROTHERHOOD Ichurch. The ~ogram on ,.Find- Harry Pickens, Harry Miller, by Mr1. Phil Batey, Mrs. AI· week of the school's acttvltteo Bumgardner. two weeks v~atlon al Miami her a1a11r ad The E.U,B. Br_otherhood met mg Vocahon lh Llesure was Carl Gibbs, Otha Lieving, Rev. fred Sprouse, Mrs. Richard was printed by the Junior and Beach, Florida and ill Nas11111.,Mr. ad Ifni, BoaMr ar. Monday evenmg for their pre!l<'nted by Paul Rickard. Martin Berisford, Harold Bum· Grinstead, and Mrs. J a c k Senior High Class. . Teresa Wolle of _Beverly' Mn. Burrell Dawson Ia a sur- of Ame.nUle, Oble. regula r monthly meeung at the Refreshments were serv•d by garner John Bum•arner Bern- Roush their theme wao ''God PERSONAl.~ 1s vls1llng with Cmdy Tennant. ' ' and Cares.'' ' The First and Second 1 Mr. and Mrs Ralph Whlt-1f Larry PI Frey Is ay surg1cal pa. r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;"l"";;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;======iiiiiO:..I ard Lieving, Paul •Rickard, 1 11 H .1 1 1 Richard Ord. ' Grade Classes were taught by more and family are spending ;en • easan a ey ospt • · IMrs. Roland Karr, Mrs. Don- a two weeks vacation at Myr- a · H~ VEN HOMEMAKERS CLUB aid Bumgardoer, and Mro, Wll- tie Beach, s. c. and The Smoky Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pomeroy The Haven Homemakers Rwosell, their theme was Mountains. and son of Santa Cruz, Ne w Home Demonstration. Club met "Gifts of God." The Third and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Layne 1Mexico are visiting hen~ with for their June meetmg at Foorth grade claSB was taught and family and Mn. Harry Lay- her paren.ts, Mr. and Mra. home of Mrs. Emory Ha1 t. De- by Mrs. Jack Welch and Mrs. ne are spending a three weeks ald F. Roush. votlons were led by Mrs. Bar- Harold Rose, their theme waa vacation through the west. They Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thabet ole Bumgarner. Mrs. Hart pre- "God cares:" The fl(tb and will visit with Mrs. Harry ·and children and Mr and Mrs. aented the program•' Guld~ Lme grade class was taught by Layne's sister and family, Mr. J•mes Thabet are vacationing to Cultural Advancements.' Mrs Mrs. William Powell, M\'11. Paul and Mrs. Norman Htndershol in the moontains of ,West VIr· Hart also gave a report on the and Mrs. John Fry their Ill and family at San Francis- ginia Spnng Conference held recent- I theme was "God and tbe Uni· co, Calif. . Mr_and Mrs. Ed Curtis Roush ly. . " The Junior High-Senior Attending Camp Luther held I· and family of Detroit, Mlcb. viaThose attending were Mrs. High Class was taught by Mrs. at Camp Ceaser, Webster ited here last week with his Iva Capehart, Mrs. Pear, Briles, Carroll Adams, Jr. and Mrs. Springs, W. Va. this week are sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. MIDDLEPORT, O. Mrs. Sadie Warth, Mrs. Jess Henry Buck, Jr. their theme Vicki Bumgardner, Cindi Roush, James N. Roush and children. M;;ynard, Mrs ... arold "God aod Science." They Kathy Ann Roush, Nancy Hill, Mrs. J. L Ste;vart has rener and the hostess, Mrs. laken on a tour of Lab· Bruce Adams, Jay Ridgway, turned borne after visiting with The next meetmg Will be oratory at the Kaiser Alumi- John Ridgway, Brian Russell, relatives at Sutton, W Va. at the home of Mrs. Harold num and Chemical Corporation David Russell and Karen Greene Mrs. Jack Welch and Tom Bumgarner. , at Ravenswood. On Wednesday Rev. Jack Welch from St. Paul's are visiting her parents, Mr. BIRTH Iof the second week the enUre Lutheran Church is Director of and Mrs. Edward Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Glen Allen I!Chool was taken on a tour of the camp and Mr. and Mrs. at Plttsborgh, Pa . . & Roush ar~ anno~ncmg the b1rtb the West Virginia Zoological John F. Roush and Mrs. Jess Rev. and Mrs. John Barring· of tbe1r f1rst chJid, a daughter, Park at Hurricane, W. Va. Re- Brown are serving on the staff er and son of Washington, D. SP 3·5554 MASOM, W. VA. >rn on June 14th at H.. rer Hos- freshments were served each of the camp. C. risited her parents, Mr _.._ pita\. The baby has been named Tamara Jean. - - _--::..-:::::..=. OPEN S7:::...~..:=. The maternal grandparents ar' Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mulford BOOK of New Haven and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Grant 0 . Roush of New Haven. 1 When the medical profession The maternal great grandpar· approves a new remedy, it is mad~ pubHo ents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence so that everybody may benefit from it. IB. Keams of The Plains, Ohio. - ·-· ~---- - - ·· -- - - -· - -------- - - ~~"l"'f-.--.,. Poliomyelitis vaccine is a good example. AVALANCHE HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB Should you read or hear about a "secret The Avalanche Home Dem· remedy" for the cure o! some serious disease. onstration Club mel on Thursbe on guard. Shun it by all means, day at the home of Mrs. Abi· becauAits use·could be disastrous. gail Thompson with nine memColliUit your physician. bers and one guest t'resent. Ask hie views on ••mystery remedies." The meeting was opened with He will give you a candid evaluation. I ' rl..- cc,llect and pledge. Devotions were led by \Irs. Ray There Is nothing hush-hush about medical Thompson, the group sang "In rt-search and its discoveries. Mf'dicine is all the Garden:• followed with the open book - !or alllb.e world t.o see. pledge to tht flag and the singing of "America the Beauli- NEW HAVEN f o(,?li. - ~"'You, Back in the days of the horse and buggy, and when barber shop . quartets were a dime a dozen the busmess of providing a community with a gas sup· ply was a local matter . Here in GallipO· lis the whole first ward of the c1ty was filled with odors from the artificial gas plant that stood at the corner of Second Ave .. and Vine st. In those days before the discovery of the heating and coo kmg possibilities of natural g~s were laylllg dormant waiting for the discovery of the deposits under the soil and the means of transporting it to the places whrre Jt was to be consumed Today we are us· lng natural gas that mi ght be dni\PJI ill Oklahoma and Texas. and in th e modern manner it is being sto red in great cavllies in the earth for use in large quantilles in the seasons of heavy us<' •. / .The Daily Sentinel COMMENT fo TING EDITORtALl Y . ""'-..-·-··- • On Saturday Dlght, trumpeter Al Hirt took ovor Jackie Gleason·, CBS-TV slot lor the siiJDo mer with an hour mualcel , .. rlety aeries called "Fanfare." A line fellow is AI Rlrt, and cletpilt some jarring chuget of mwolcal mood, ho and hiJ IUe&ll - who Included Gone Krupa, Eydie Gorme and Shari Lewis - madt tile potpourri ol atyles u pleeaant u they I!Ould, with the belp of clever thetJtra • ID • the • I'WII4 ataetng. -·- OlD --- HELEM HELP·• US! • • - . . her lfOOII ... .,...,,. 1 baby lD 19118 . . . Gill. Luclul 0., II 111*11" ttl Ill ~ ttl FlnaDet Clllfrllllll ol tbl GOP In 1be IIIII' lllturt. · · ~ Honalrl olimiD Arllllir on, wbo Wll Clllltf" tnmled IIrlelli 10 Miller. wiD 117 " dllleer Ana qllll wllll ADIII MJrla Lyocb when b.. dl901'ce !rom~ c ReD Bartlall II IIDal ••• ConDit Francll. - of tbl loP 111011ty-maken lD tbl dllk bna!neu, baa a pariDirtblp deal with Metro ou ber 1111& picture, "I've Got Rb)'thm," 10 ahe'U alw'l In the )ll'oflll aa well u lei a am•ab''lfl IIWJ, Joyce Jlllloll, tba 18-year • old who pleya TODJ Newley'l "llrlt loft" ID "Roar of tbl Greasepaint," hu 10111111 a loft of ber own In wealthy Jack Edtlateln of Pblladelpbla. He'a m bla lortlea, bot Joyce et. plalna, "1 !Ike older mea. I'm IOOitlna lor a &th• lm8p aiiiC4l the relaUonahlp between DIJ real lather and me waa alwaya 111 WJpleaaanl one" . . . Artbur Murray, who used to be Ia the danctnc achool bullnlla, aow wenta to produce. Re'a •• &Otlallnl for oue - count Itchapter In Irvin& Wallace'• "'l'llt Stmday Qelltleman," bo]llng to J111ke a movie out of tho atory or Dr. Joaepio Bell, wbo wu tha lnlplra!lon for Con111 Doyle't "Sb«lDct Hoilnel." Rulled Rod Taylor, In London atarrlna u a aeerll qenl tn "'!'be Inqulaltora," - ' t r. pleued when a newapapamm called ldm "RodDey." 'nle » tor &lared mldly and aald: "Thll'l hoW I learned II fllbt" . . . The Broadway hit, "Any Wednesday," Ia cantDIIJ playing bl 22 aJIIIltriel . . . Her Lawford II 10 opdmlatlc • bout Patty Duke'• aew COIIlelly, "BUlle " that be'U ruab II Into the n~on'a lbeatm by I b • middle of AuiiJII, In tilDe Ill caleb Ute still • vacaUonln& achool kldl. He thlnkl II ml&bt be another "Tammy," To ADD A ROOM NOW I 1 SPECIAL PRICES ON FRAMING and SHEATHING MATERIAL HOGG I I _ __ ------------ AN Our~ 'j ZUSPAN MATERWS CO. June Brides Spe cia I! ! For June COMPLETE • LIINE OF YOUI'B FOR tl'l people, yet I want more thm Tbla <OiuDID 11 for anythlnl for people to lOve me. 7011111 11111 1 1 fell like I'm ID two parll md peoplt, their probltllll P a- 11 _..,1•• myaell all the time. One 1111'01, tbelr troublea and 11m, .......... As wtlb the reat o1 Helin Help part of me batea everything and Ut!, It wtlcOmea laulha bot th• other part.s wanll evtl'J• woo't dodge a aertoua queatlon th!Jig, and I'm 10 UDIIII'e 1 doD't with a bruoh-off. dare do anything but "act I Send ,our teen-ace ques- part." My parenta don't know The second half of ··The Holtione to YOUTH ASKED FOR that I all In my room and think low CroWII," In whleh memberl IT, .,..., of Relell Help Ual how nlct tt would be 111ver to of the Royal ShakHplat't this new1 paper. bave to thlllk and WOITJ qaill CoDIP8111 presented .drlllllt!e Dear Partnll: . . . - ROSE and humorous readlap of 'lftllo' Tilt !etten In 14ldty'l eollllllll Dear Helell 'I'I(IJ by and about Brlllab JIIOito are aimed at JOU. 'l'1loJIIIIIIIOII I'm dlllenent from "Don't af yiHI thinlt, "Not MY child," Undentand Myaelf' Who was archs, wa1 aeen lor an hour betlevt me, th- COULD be all mixed up and miserable. l Sunday night on CBS-TV. Like your children. Too IIIBIIy of Ul 00 llllderlland myull. There's Its first half, lhown lui 11'111. don't really know what loti 011 only two lbings to undentand 16, It was an unexcelled pleaslnalde our teen-agers. Too many 1. 1 would kill myaell II I had ure to the ear, u well 11 bebruBh off the hurta and !rustra· the lUll (IJihich I don't); and inl presented w!Ul 1 keea !HI for the plttartal IBIIICII ofleletloDI and fears u clllldlab J. I hate my parenll. After readlblnp "you'U soon outp-ow." in& your IDBwel' to DUM (you vialon. And IODII nover tVtD let 1M uld "take the eolWIID Ia ber aymptoma unW lrapdy blta mother and talk tt over''), l lbom bt the bet. did JUJt lbat and tried to teU Alwaya before this year I've my mother hoW milted up and handled 1tttm likl the follow· Just plaiD AWFUL 1 feel. She lne with JIII'IOIIII replies and atarted acreamlng and alappblg DIVOTIL fO INTHII1 01' referrals to PIYcblltrllta be- Dll and then took Dll to my MIIGI MASON AIIIA eauat I've felt they had 110 Dad. He utd I wu ungrateful , ...... ,_ o.......,_ place In a family relltloas <»!- 111d ought .to be ashamed. I got c...... ''""""'u ..... umn. But perhapa 1 hue beea a whlpplnc and am erounded for .. ~ wrong. 1\laylll yoo paren11 a month. Helen, l have 10011 ~J1 ::-Jra! ::, lhould know that mlumnllla pt ra110n1 for wan!IDI 10 kiD DIY• :1, · Mloi. ..,,..,., '" " ....-.. of teen-a1e auteldl notea Hlf . . - DESPERATE \~ ,,' r- ID- 11 -. HCb year. Perhapa reading a Dear Deaperate ",....,.-"" ,._.,, Oldo. few might jar yw Into raaU, Bon.., there 11 NO &ood rta• Hou ..., ... ,.u,.. •••• • "/ . " loniMIU Jlla11oll, . ..... ~~~ "readiM .,... your .m or daup. lor aulclde. · Surely you ~· ..... Now , ... """· Now ter. Abo,. aU, I urp you ta • havt 1 frltnd you can talk to "-::......... ,._ .,,.. ., watch flit the aymptoms de- - or pour It all out In a letter. - . ...O"'!.U.:_"".!' ,. aerlbed ., tll'tphlcally below, Jt'a uklenl that what you 1!.1!!." .A..-~ ':',: and consul& an tiperl- quieti aay to your pal'tlllllan'l wnt•' '!!"'":., - H. they bear and JOU all need ••· .., ,.,..._,._ - tt .eo "» Dear Helen pert ~ ta tune you In OD ~ I am a 18-yar-old boy •d the Wilt weft IeJIIIb. Perhlpa quite troubled. Ia tile lui lew your mtnilt«' ean 111111 II lor montha I have aeen l!lld felt a yotl. Talk 111 btlnl - H. chanp In mt. 'lbt clay and till world aoem to be cloaiiiJ In 1ft! Dlt. l don't feel anylbq any more, except dtp1111S1on. My lmlllnatlon II atartlng lo aet the better of me; whl!ltevar I'm alone II IHIIlJ 10 cllck out "' oontrol. l want to blank everythine out, but l un•t. 1 find myself atarlnc more and DOt lookfq It IDytblng. l eta~ eotlftlllrlte on my work. Small ~obleJIII become pretlllll'tl that Ill"'" l01lde mt untU l Clll't aleep or rel11. Scbool wu too Dlucb for me; I'm afraldlo lind I lfrl friend; I'm lonely - I apend 111011t ol my Ume alone. Unlike tome, 1 never lole my • - , I ofleo Itt fruatrated but110 one knowa, 111d It builda up lnaldt me. Now there latomelbq btatde me thai wants to 11t out. SoiiMtlmea 1 llhakt After Shave Lotions I ENGLISH lEATHER tBRUTE tCANOE tOLD SPICE tTHAT MAN THE DAILY SENTINI iEW FROM KODAK ... ~ KODAK The brightest, sharpest, most colorful ~e-~iesiNST~MATI( rou·v· ever seen, Movie Cameras z:'::': ..." : .= o::.,o.:u VISIT DUTTONS COMPLETE HAIR CARE = ".!':,. ':::. =.= •;:.:-.:=-..,.:- --.. TEhtlfS WORLD from Ulllllinlu, and tiM otber day, for 110 reuoa I atarllll to break don and cry, 10 l ran out and away from eftr)lone • they wauldo't aee me. I'm not sure how loot I caa 10 on thiB way. II only I muld lind a friend, ll anly I I!Outd taka a few daya i!ll from Ufe11 only l W1111 DEiDI AD l aee In Ule It miJery, lonelineaa and hurt. - NOT SURJI: Dear Helen: I stay ln my, room moat ol lbt 111111 lliciUH I tlll'l Iaili ,. BUILB or Department tooyouno_togo .grey?.,. ~fthen \~ don't! ~"'Il lul." The lesson ' 'Guide Lines to c~ ·· ra: Advancements" was presented by Mrs. Harry Staats, followed with a group discussion. During the businesc meeting regular reports were given. Mrs. Hallie Reed was appointed chairman of The Home Water Testing Committee. Mrs. Lucy Taylor and Mrs. Hattie Reed will present a skit at The International Tea to be held In the near future. The Arts and Crafts Show to be held at Cedar Lakes, Ripley on July 1·5th waa an- WHY PAY MORE?. • • NOT '795, or '895 THREE ••• ... BUT ONLY s nounced. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ilooald Haynes and Mrs. Harriett Thompson. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Leo Thompson. OORCAS CIRCLE The Dorcas Circle of the W. I S.W.S. of the E.U.B. Church met for their June meeting al the church with Mrs .Jack Flesher as hostess. The program "The Christian Church in the Land of Flowers" was presented by Mrs. Tom Hoffman. · This was concerning the church In Japan. Those attendini were Mr1. Martin Berlsford, Miss Ethel Riddle, Mrs. Paul Rickard, Mrs. Tom Hoffman and Mrs. Flseher. TOWN COUNCIL The New Haven Town Council met on Thursday In regular session with Mayor George Thay er preaiding. Others allending were Hilda Ridgway, recorder, Carl Telll\&llt, Paul Rickard, 0. J, Howard, Jr., councilmen and Donald Ohlinger, policeman. A further alscusslon-.- held concerning the /toifn Hcensea, this was tabled unUl June 241b when a special meeting will be held and the rates will be set and businesses notified. The Mayor and eouncllmen discussed and moved tbat lbel town residents are asked to dispose of g81lbage plies on tbeir · property u this Is unaanltary and unsitely to the town. H property ownen do not have ways of disposing of the lraah they are asked to contact the town Mere's Wllat Y• Gtk IACH ROOM CAN Bl IOUGHT SEPARATELY LIVING ROOM t Sofa & Cltlir t'MIIIug I I i..Mpl BEDROOM t 3-Pw. Julie With IMenpring MaHress llltl lex lpriltg •• Drllltr LM!pe tfxll ... KITCHEN • ..,._ Dkllte ht ......... ...... e Dl•l• her Celtllut ...)! . . hall - ' ~~~~ :,NQw it's so easy to bury c. u grey hair in a shimmer - - - - - of color! 1.50 '"'"' PoU<;eman Ilo!'ald Oblinger Ia remlnding pardts of lbe len o'clock curfew · for youth 18 years of age and under to be off lbe streets unieu II<COJDpanled by a parent. He II also reminding parenll of their reapoolibillty to see that children's bicycles are equipped for night rldln& wltb llehta illd reflectors and good brakes. Mr. Ohlinger will appreciate the CQ: operation of every parent In these matten. VACATION CllliRCB SCHOOL The CburcltJ ed ·: of J:UJI'aas• ('..... l ......., RUTLAND MASON FURNITURE FURNITURE ........ AlftOI.I IIA11 MIIIR, w. v.. SH. J-4i11 , ... I.% 0. _i,; ~ ' lo ~... • "'" .. .,)' • ~ -· ''L ' ,., .•' ~ .. . !oli't.!o ~ ,•• ..... ''i", ... "' ;- �• • I. ' Mother~' Cl~tb nf 'orewell 'jupper Mason Personal Verdiet IS• o• df -.., ,_ tiiGDWLIIIfW iWI..,.., er o. Eads, Jr., Eusene BaU. PT. PLEASANT- Thr4e COliCecil Devrlck, Mary 11:. Froendt, Velma M. Hoffmaa, MASON - The Mason Mo· pies have made appUcatiDn lor George A. Rairden, Mary Hyte, Sharry Flesher of New Haven thers Club met recently at the marriage Ucenaes In the· office Clyde F. Adams, John Wattero and connie Harbour of Mason home of Mrs Ruth Ryan With of the County Clerk Applylnll aon, Mozelle Dsbney, Vernoa ' have returned from a week at Mrs. La Vera Yeager and were D•"'- Eugen .. Durst 22 A. Cadle, Vivian C. Barker. ClJFTON - A potluck fare- leadership camp at Cam'p- Mrs. Betty Ltsh servmg as co- Cot'•• ~ ;-"' j ; supper was held recently Horseohoe In P~rsoM, w. va. hostesses -•v e, and Lois un Petit jurors were excused fol· the Clifton Methodist Church I Mike Harbour Eddie Carson Followmg a short business Dunt, 18, Leon. Larry Eugene PT. PLEASANT _ The MaslowlnJ Tueiday's trial until AT lao<Jial room for Rev. and Mrs. Duane Taylor ~nd J 0 h n ny meeting. refreshments were Hargraves, 21, West Columbia, on County Circuit Court dl· Monday June 28 at 9:30 a. m Hensley who are moving Ebersbach attended the Boy served to the follo~!ng: Mrs. and Ann Yvonne Johnson, 19, reeled a verdict for the defendRev. Hensley had Scout Camp last week : June Burns, Mrs. L1lah Zerkle, Clifton. Raymond Homer Warn- ants in the civil actiDn !rial RE'nlRNS TO CAMP •····"'-- _, the Clifton charge for Mr. and Mrs. Gary Schwabe · Mrs. Belva LewiS, ¥cs. Maxme sley, 18, Gallipolis Ferry, and Tuesday of the First National • four years. : and son are now visiting Mrs. Rtekard, Mrs. Rosemary Cook, Kathryn Lucille Long, 17, Hend- Bank of Gallipolis, vs. MartelMembers of the Methodist , Matilda Noble. They arrived Mrs.. Martta Reed, Mrs .. Carol erson. Ia Manulacturlng Company. LETART, W. Va. - Marine In Graham Station from New Orleans sunday, June I Pro!l1tl, Mrs. Lucille SwackThe achon concerned an $8,- Private First ctasa Jarold 0 Letart also attended the 13. hamer, Mrs. Mary Berry, Mrs. 3 Year Probation 300 sum due the bank on a de- Lambert, son of Mrs. Chester FOR THE BEST DEAL ANYWHERE! '-upper. Mrs. Ray Fox wrote Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kitchfield JoanneElGreen, Mrs. Pal mand and noleDorothy signed by ,., J II Wilson, d the Cory '! J. Co L. MeA U· BaIIey 0 f L6ta rI• W· Vn. • •·· ''"' read a m for the 0 c of Huntington aDd Mrs Rome Mrs. eanor arre an Ordered for Pair "c ry. "' :~::~· Gifts opoefmoney were pre-• ur Ollialll u F · . hostesses The next meeting cording to tostlmony in court returned to Camp Lejeune, N. SPECIAL SAVINGS ON po s erry VIS· · · c T d y th ltlrst Naf 1 C lth B tt ••M" f the to the couple. ! ' lied recently with Mr. and Mrs. ~ill be at .U.: home o Mrs. PT. PLEASANT - Carse! An· ues a e IOn~ ., w a ery . o ; Stenley Harbour , Raymond Ltevmg. drew Stone and Louise Hall Bank had loaned the McCory •I 3rd Battalion, Ulb Marine RegAttending were JennHv Van Mrs. Frances· Black and Stone, Hartford, were each : ·000 on the strength of i iment, an artillery element ol CChhester Youn1, Dinah Idaughters, Pan and Pat Reyn-j Trio of Gallipolis placed on three years proba· lellne~ue!M~Cohi by~· Mar.. the 2nd Marine Division. eryl BurtiS, Mabie I olds, left today for Colonial , E h F' I $25 lion by the Mason County Cir· a nu ac r g mpony Charles Biake, Helen Heights Va. tp VI It I I' I Is ac mer . ' cuit Court Tuesday . The Stones and McCory had paid approxiDorothy Blake Walter Mrs Kon· 1 re ~ tves. PT. PLEASANT - Pat Swan , were indicted by lhe May grand mately 112,219 on the nole and RETURN TO COLUMBUS Lula Russell, 'Frances I of H~ntingl tecznyll an I sonds ICharles McDonald, Jack Holt, ! jury on the felony charge of had failed to pay the remalndM. C h . Andr . on recen y v stte 11 f G Ill 115 ··ach · er tss at erme ew an~ , 8 po • v.ere Mr. and Mrs. Ted R•· her pa t M a 0 "' 1 grand larceny asd pleaded gull· · · Olivia Young Vickie ren s, r. and Mrs. B. lined $25 and costs on charge I 1 h h Th St It was brought out In testi· Mtss Sheila Drake have r.. '"olm~.·· ' F Board · Y to t e c arge. ' ones 1 · turned lo Col bus after s nd Station Wagon. 6 cylinder. OHV, radio and heat- " llltoda Fox, Mollie Fox. ·Mrs A. M . :of board and lodging when ar- were represented in court by mony o Witnesses that MMC urn pe . . nna cDermltl re- 'raigned before Justice oi Peace I I hnd paid McCory money due mg a weekend at Lone Botton er. Standard trans . One owner, clean and nice Harry Ell1ott, _Frances Wood, , turned to her home m Balli- I A. M. Goodwin. The complaint 1 Attorney Carro 1 Casto. him but were not informed that I with their parenta, Mr. an• ''lol>inS<Emm,ma Rickard, Frank lmore, Md., followmg a visitof l was filed against the men by i The court set Friday, June he had acquired the loan. Wit-1 Mrs. Francis Andrew and Mr 1~· Danny Rob~on, Ftl· two weeks Wit~ her sJster-m- Leona's Diner. . 25, to hear argumenl ~ on a nesscs testifying were Joe and Mrs. Mel Drake and fam 1 Loclkett, David L1lly, Don· ' law, Mrs. Math1ida Noble. , Others arraigned hetore motion filed in court ~londay Moch, president of the bank I' ily. Mi,. Andrew and M i 11 Lilly, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall : Goodwin were Hugh c 1ark i by A:torney \\'. H. Rardin to jand G. H. Kerns, bank cashier. Drake, 19115 graduates of East Custom 4 Dr. Sedan. One local owner, auto. IRarbara Mrs. Joyce L I I I y, ; a~d daughter, .Jane, and Miss 1 Rader, Evans, and Andrew In· . squash the indictiment return· , Coun!<l for the plaintiff was 1 ern High school heve positior1. trans. Radio and heater, like new r Albert T. Roush, : ~tan~ Dtv~rs are vacationing i gram, Jr., Scott Depot, each: ed against Robert H.ay Reyn· Charles Yeager and the Mur-: in Columbus, Miss Andrew 9! Riddle, Mrs. George m MJSsourt. Ifined $10 and costs on speeding i olds, Mason, on a charge of 1 ielta Manufacturing Company I legal secretary in the olfice ol 1 I~II~~~r~~~~'iB everly Burns, Ricky 1 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Swatzell charge. Glenn G. Bn!ten, Park- I receiving ' 'olen properly. ' was represented by Attorney 1 Stephan Charles Levy, altorney Elaine McKmney and I were dinner guests of Mr. and I ersburg. was fmed $5 and costs · - ---~-~~ --- : Bob Kay of Charleston. and Miss Drake with the Unl~ Mrs. Frttz Swatzel in Pomeroy on a speeding cbarge and Neall ant Route, $10 and cosls on in- Serving on the jury hea ring ed Slates Fidelity and Guaran I 2 Dr. Sedan. One local owner, real nice 1 Dwayne Bonecutter, Pt. Pleas- to•lcation cherge. ',. \ Also Wilma Blake, 011 Thursday. 'plaintiff witnesses only prior to tee Ins. SEE .. lllason Meeting Held Is Given lor Pastor Hensley Ray Benson .. ·.. ~;1· ;:.:,.:,..~ Jrecte Of Defendants 1 I' ~I .. ' • : : , ~ !l . THE FRIENDLY : tt' ' I ! FOLKS I • ~ . .• .', . METROPOLITAN MOTORS ~ RAMBLERS 1 Leo 1964 Rambler 4 Dr. $ave WiUiam A. Zimmetmaa Alva Mulllna Ethol E. Humphrey I Monta 0. Clingenpeel Carl Waldeck Dwit W.ybrighl 1· I 1_ 1963 Rambler Cust. $ave Pictured Above Are Recent • "Kroger Tenderay & Thrifty Beef Sale" 1 1 Whole or Bottom Cut Tail eBB 1 1962 Rambler Classic $ave .Marie Russeu Young, Jr., Young, Nancy Young, RRusly Young, AnAllen, Ferris Justis, Jan Jill Taylor, T. 0. Young and Mrs. Byron Van Meter IBel\"<1 Roush, Greg Smith, Nan· · Van Meter, Stanley Hart, EuHart, Nina Jones, Mr. and Mrs. William Brown and child· Kent, Kevin and Karen. Deluxe, 2 Dr. Sedan. Auto. trans. Heater. Clean and nice See These And M1ny More At METROPOLITAN MOTORS ~-606 WY 2-3870 1!. Main St. A'l'I'ENDING CAMP MASON - Membero of the Happy Go Lucky 4-H Club of Mason attending the annual camp for younger members of I·H clubs, ages 9 through 12, ari! Marie Lambert, Susan Thabet, Connie Gilland, Barbara Lewis, Billy Fry, Debbie Gilland and Debbie Stewart. Attending laal week's camp were Norman Reynolds, Ronnie Thompson, Martha Thompson, Frances Queen, Becky Lewis, and Carol Fruth. Pomeroy REGATTA WEEK-END JUNE 18-19-20 TEFLON COATED IRONING BOA~D COVER & PAD SETS Makes ironing Pasy. Silicone treated scorch proof eover thick fibegl.,. pad - S2 Inch size. DENIMS Cool and comfortable for hot weather wear. AsAorted colors. Thick crepe soles. A11 11izes for children. Assorterl patterns and colora wm;cn toyo caps for men. Cool, comfortable, inexpensive, All sizes. Platn color• in fin e quality tot· ton sports denim. 36 inches wide, ell fast colora. SpeciaL DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE 17~- 57:. PINK & GREEN SUMMIR COTTON Ltdies Jomalce BLOUSES SHORTS J'tnt quality eaoy oare cotton fib. PJaln colon and fancy patterTII. Eaay rare cotton Ja• maica Shorts in womens siz11 10 to 18. SNEEKERS In White, Blue, Black, Beige With Cushioned Arch Support rico In white and &Siorted plain colors. Sizes 32 to Ill. Special Bo· nanza Value. Llttlt altls Whill Leather T-STRAP--- $2.29 Discount Price Manufacturers Close Out Sizes Small 5 to Misses 3 VALUES IN MISSES SIZES • . A Fine family size lrliL Brass finish tripod lep that detach and fold with· out balls. AdjustAble ,.-tll Hand Bags " - Cllnldo "" French Fries ______ 41; : , $1 Speci.al Purcbaoel RegW.r •1.1111 values, Fancy Wmrlll Straw Handbags. S.We !lo DOW at the Bonanzo, ..._ Pork&: Beans·---- 4::$1 30 QUART SIZE ICE CHESTS Mens Grey, Tin or OrHn BASKETBALL PANTS Black, White LADIIS SUMMER QRISIITYLI Culwell Brand fine cotton ~II panls. Well made. Choice of areen, ten or IffY. $] 99 $6 99 ' FLATS DISCOUNT PRICI I SllH 30to 40 $,.99 pr te 1HE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. Pretty aimu!Attd leather Oats. DriJI IIJIAI, Slles 4 to 10. COI!Ipollltotl ao1es. Bolt tolors. DIICOUnl Price ASSOR,TED COTTON & VISCOSI LOOP RUGS .......... each H~&avy in 411IOJ'ted slzeo with non lldd Ia· tu 1111cu. Allortacl eo1on. quality loop rug1 -YOPY-...... _...,.__....__ K. 5. * •i , , 1 Samsonite"l Cake • I ea. Sherbet .------.. -.~; "'ltn 49c Shampoo __________::; ~~:· $).89 ·~1 PLASTIC BIG .BARGAIN BONANZA IUYS N, White Yellow Pink Towels J25 WORTH L ~ Reg. $6.9.5 Vahl1 ---~=-= ~-------, Salad Mustard ~~~-~ ~~ !~~ _'j:· 18c giant rolla Salad Mustard~~·~:":':'.'~~- ~ 35c "Kroger'e Freah Fruit Bar"' _ __, Lettuce Peaches ... 2·-35c Nectarines ---~ -- ____ . _.. ____ •.•. 29c $1.74 Fresh Pl111118 --------------·--· '"- 29c •. $'J·94 . White Grapes ·----·--··---·--- ~ ~. 35c 42 X. 36 ,,.E ILIACIIID Muslin Pillow Cases _ ... 44c . Apricots ..................... . WOODBURY - GLANCI - Nlml RIOULAR $1.00 YALUI M rn1 Hair Sp,-ays :::""'___ _ OF IIIGIST!It TAPES Betty Crocker Biscuits . __ 5':. 49c II X 108 HOPI ILIACHID Muslin Sheets I I Imperial Margarine _~~ _. _. ~- 43c II X 99 HOPI ILIACIIID Muslin Sheets·· I . SURFACE I I ·Head •i I Scott 88c R'fu;;': ___,_____,'':i" SSe ~cue Exp. 1/21/115 Large Angel Food ' ' $1.00 FREE 50 ' TWILL UNIFORM Oxford or Shoe Exp. 6/26/65 Magic -·-------- --10 ,.u.. 29c Wesson Oil ________ :::; 39c ••••••••••••• Regal Ware. Dupont Tefion Coatod 10 i ..h Aluminum Fry Pan. Cooks without grease. $1.97 •• .,y two ., .... Kroger 01 Ytf CrMm tf Green Beans _. -·~ 8 ":;,:' $1 K-r Mayonnaise _______ 'IUtrl 49c Sputlight Bean Dlacounl Price ln&ulated tyrene foam cbests - Cor plcnlca, PI· FREE 50 tlozen ..... Normal & Dry Ivory Liquid 3 .::. '1 FRY PANS 4 QUART ICE BUCKETS - - - 33c ... YAIVAIU ODUfOII Krtttr All Flavora Teflon Aluminum .99 ... 1r " CornMeal .......... ~: 39c - BIG 9 CENT SALEI tlo, travel. GIRL SCOUT IN UNIPORM Mor1ht Wllito s.R. ·Willie a Alii. Colen s B-B-Q GRIILLS • Dressy Straps ,., .... You"' MI... " .. 12v..~ • Buckt. Style :I Diacount Price $1.00 ••c...•""*""- Fresh Eggs 35c Applesauce -~~. 8N;: sJ • IMPORTED FANCY WOVEN STRAW 11 INCH PORTAILI ADJUSTABLE Sturdy Bock Te Schoel Buy Summer White end Postal• • MIDDLEPORT PICNIC - PATIO SPECIALS (12~,-i,-3) • Misses Black Leather Skimmer $2• Black Leather Strap !Only 10 ,.,", ....$po ~.99 • Gator Wide Strap (Only • ,., .. , .... $l00 ~-99 the lllnclord Cui S!:otties _•• -•• __ 4 :: 88c 99 ellallan ePenny OHIO 89c - $ C1mpMU Chicken Noodle Buttermilk ...... 3 :.,,.., $1 POMEROY lb. FREE 50 I>Utners ------·-- 3 1~~ $1 ; Chicken Soup-.---- &::.;.*$1 WASH & WEAR ILIIVELESS $1.99 LOAFERS ,or -~- Ludt'a Alii. Vorlely DISCOllN't _.. ________ _. FREE 50 "llltA- VAIIIIII- & Kl'lltr Plain Boys and Mens Sizes SKIMMER FLAT I Ony sz.99 • • · u.. lrt lhls ••· lb. Grade A Medium Leg •0•Pork ...... 89c Beans----···-·· 5 ':;;,.* $1 Blf ahe ventilating fan, box type. Portable. Can be used any place in the home. Ventilates, circulates. cools. Top \'alae Sta•p• 45c Boneless - Rolled &Tied 2 SPEED MOTOR White Canvos -~~:. pic':_ MTRA 2 fbi . ., n'lll"e any Whole Hot S.U...te E;,p. 61201/65 Fiah Sticka ........~.~·: 39c •••• • 350 50 w. Va. from redemption of all IIUpona lb. Fresh or Fresh Frozt>n 8 Breeze Box FANS FREE n, ... ·-les. Sot Pok Baking Hens Ethel Carte, South Charleston, Rump Roast..- -...... - $1.09. _-. __ . 99c Fresh Cube Steaks---._. __ . ____ ... _.. lb. $1.09 Perch Steaka FOR THURSDAY- FRIDAY-· SATURDAY McGRAW·EDISON 20 INCH ELECTRIC llrloln ~sh Ground Round Steak ON ALL YOUR VACATION AND SUMMER NEEDS VALUE~ Thrifty By The Piece c lb. CAPS 19:, •. .FOR THE FAMILY I LOAFER HIGH QUALITY PLAIN COLOR COTTON SPORT SANDALS DISCOUNT PRICE Tenderay By The Piece ~~~~~: r- MEN'S COOL WOVEN TOYO SPORT STYLE CHILDREN'S FOAM ROBBER ZORI THONG STYLE MONEY SAVING LADIES Round Steak 1 Tenderay Thrifty T-Bones .... · -·loo · - 99c Sirloin ...... ··-S9c ~·-89c i 1963 Rambler Amer. $ave $100 WINNERS -lOth - Week - -Ze;ilih Tv Winn-;r- Ia ..._ DlliiN "-To._ 1'1111111 .l9c ' . ' lb.35c ' . Dispensers -· ~- 11:',',;, .. : : 1«. 89c 1. -- Q Fluffo ---···-----------·-·: 87c r Black Walnut Cookies~~~= 2sc -------'::-ak ., Sunshine Cheese-Its Cashmere Liquid _______ .., '::, 3'1c .. Ajax All Purpose Cleaner -- 01 =. a~ ,I· · , 1 ·!· '"•IIJI" no.._ ... • • ' " • • • ' •• ol • • ~•c< •• •• , •,,• ;\1 ,;,'(\ ' ··- - ·- · - . . ...... ..... ..... ~ ---~ - - -·· .. ~ -~ ., .... .. __ ._ .... . . a- . . . . ._ _ _ _ _ _. . .. - - - · - · ·· · - . - -. - ---. ..- - - - - · · · - · ·· · . . ' ' ~ . .. . .. -· ~ �' ' I{OU MU5T 1/!SE VEP!I MODERN MET~OOS- --------·,------------FO-::-::R-S::-A::-:L:-::E:----14-Daily Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, June 23, !965 • WANT AD -u•nON IN............. Da&DLI1"'I - -:--.,-.- ILAST CALL for Monlmurency 18 ft. LONE STAR Cruiser, cherries. . p · k your own • IC . Mt P.ll. .., ,.,.,.... trailer, 45 HP !':lee • ).(ere. Wednesday, Thursday, Fri· '\::::; o.oo ..,.. Motor, extJ"as. $!100. Call or da Well 's Orchard. Rt. 2. CAMCJLl.A'nONI see Mrs. Kermit Gress, New y. p . l Rock Route 689 WID .,. .!:~~_:• s:OO .L M. Haven, W.Va. Phne a82-3295 n!-!ar om ' 6 23 3t~ ror Do> o1 """noattoo 6 22 3tc tl&OVLATIONI AUCTION ever v Saturday. BALDWIN acrasonic spinet pi TIM Pllblllber Ndl'ftl aa. rllbt • --. . . • Maytag automatic wash~ .. edlt 01 ...,_,. IJ11 adl dMmed Welch's Auction, Ltwrel Lliif, ano, . ·l . range . ob.JeCtlonble. Emtn ahoald be Rt 124 JOtp er, Hotpo1nt e1e~: ric _ . ' 6 2 nPONd .m~·~~lbleP:, __ · _ __· - I Duncan Phyt"e type dmwg ta . &baD ..' : bloon-eet tnJertlon lT'S Of!.Jl pleasure to Loa~ · ble. neadle type sewing i 1\ATU Carpt,t Shampooers FREE nw r.hine. 6 dining room r 01 want Ad Sentce with· purchase of Blue Lustre ,. 1,,.,,-, •. , winu ehmr Phone t Omtl ~ fJOrd an• 1nnrUoo , . ., tit ' r. · l&baw:a OUP Ill centa Carpet Shmnpoo. 6 ..2 C SH t ~, 101~ ,.. · 31 11 Ceot. per word ror t'llriN COD· tKUtl" l11Mf't1ou. ESTATE Electric rangl' w1th 6 .:..i c 10 p..- cct Oite<~Wit OD piG a4J llld ill "50 3 A . r. ( 'I a41 aid wtlhlD 10 da,L gr . ~ · meru·an ::1 x " AUCTION s· ~lurdav . June 1!6, cA.J. OF 1'HA.NKS..,..6 o~AR= Oriental rugs, $35 each. Ph. . , .· ' 'L·sr·l am leav· 1 15 1 00 j;,.,............. "'""'""'~.... " · wY 2·7996. 21 31c Hl,t!. ·t 1IC• ' 1;".;.e located 2 Oi'FlC& BOURB ,,,. ._ " to '"' P. "· "'"' WILLIAMSON - 27 ir coal fur111 tics_ from JJuck'• Lake, Ath· -.ruda~ 8~s ~ ~~1 11.0° aooa. nished, automatic damper cmi· , t>ns L'ounty. oft County Rd. 44 IE6UL;:' ~~m"o trol. Charlf>s Etyer. 36: S. 6th I k1101,n n ~ ·the Alfn·d ~ r._ardr.n y'· AV('., \1iddleport , WANT A.D PHONE Ohio. WY2-2156 DUALITY 1963 ford Galaxie 500 HT Cpe. $1799 '~ cu in VB engine 4 speed trans. Red finish with match~ . . . . w $1989• ing vinyl int enor, radio. heater, new WW tlres as _ _C_a_rd -,--o-:fc-::T:-h-,_-n-.:k-s- - ---- ---.. · For Summer Dd•ing... e Fynon Gasoline elubricat;on Service eUnico Tires, All Sires Ask a bout FREE fl ag j WISH to thank all my friends 1 and relatives (or the lovely cards, flowers, gifts and let ters 1 received while confined to Holzer hospital and since coming home Your ' kindness and thoughtfulnes:;; I will never be forgotlen . ~1ay I un (nllilly f:oml 4h cuse. . $1295 11,000 ho 1wsl rm lt"agt: , poWt'r ~teeri_ng, Powerglldt!, 6 ryl. t'ngine, guod rubbt>r, ll g bl t:n·t>n fnush. &e only b nt'lW one, SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY FOR LOCAL PEOPLE TO OWN THEIR OWN BUSINESS New Self-service Speed $129~ Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 7,00 P.M. lju\- Queen Fabric C1re Center - "n~ 111 ~ 1 marhtnr. , 1a t·nfft't! Phone \A y 2-Jl:IIO. bit·. ltbr" ' ' t;thle. stmtls. Lt mps. J ('hest!l of dr:twers FOK SALE · 12tc Help Wanted 5 room house,\,-===,;_======"' !. mH:tl hr.tb. d:ly lwd, sr·l of large b<Jrn. 115 t~l'res wilh CARRIER hunk bt•d'>. b:~bv Ut'LL ll i ~h lirnbt>r. ch icken llnw:e and r·h~nr, cl uld's nwkr•r, U JH' gran:Lry, $Z.~fW\ . OH. 1 mile off MULBERRY ·' sutl l' wa -;h uJLllng rnum New L1ma Rd .• Phone SH 2strmd , piC l.ure fr:~mes, HI 5321. 6 za 61l' AVENUE ]::l.q~(' <lll1tqut' V'aln ut rhina ! __ ___ _ r·upho;~rd . 1~:1s r;ulgP, wnngf'r 1 HOUSE FOR SALE POMEROY FOR BOATERS at our boat dock. SUPER SERVICE STATtON OPEN 24 HOURS 6 t6 \1otll'rn Ham h Styl" HeH.utiiul :~~p. ~:~~ce1!Jat~~llce~~~~:t t~~ floors · _ ••P _ L\ew- :~~"t~~~ai~~~~~~b~~,, "~~:·;rK~. ~o~~:~ HEAR IT ON WMPO ellyn Thompson's ·•Life and tlllll'<:r... LA NDMA.ltK, M•·1 11" cou~' 1 f Farm llurrau Coovrr~l•'~' A••m laLight" program, Monday thru uoo _ E!ll! t \taln srre+t, l'nnwrot ___ Friday at I:Ui a. m. EST. THOMPSON run-a-bout. 40 h P- / ' I 25 tfc elednc Johnson. skt<. P '·k· \,.UCR A'"u"ro=M=o:::B:::D:-,::f!--:-lzlsuran-:::::::-:c:coc:-cbee:-:-::n ets, tilt-type trailt-r \\ lt h \ L.l To quality mvestor must have approximately $7,000.00 eroy, Ohio, until twelve o'ctoek noon E.S.T. on June 18, 11Nl5, for Improv• menta to Boat Launebtl'll FaetliU~ u aet roJtb ID pll!ll ~ qteelftea· tiona tlterefore now on file 111 tho office of the Clerk of thll Vlllap of Pomeroy, Ohto. At tbe ttm• herein· before !Mintlon~ laid btd1 will .,_ puhllely opened and reid at tho MD· nlclpal Building, Pomeroy, Ohio. All rtl'OPOIBit shall be aealed and endoraed fllr lmprovementt to Boat Launching Faellltlea. Prooouls ~hall be addrened to tha Clerk of Coun· ell , VIllage of Pomeroy, Ohio. and mailed or delivered to uhl Clltrll. Propoula 11hall be on propoaal blabka rumlllhll!cl with the ap~lfleattona. P1111a and nll'clflcallnn• can be seen a t the Munle lpal BulldJnJ', Pomeroy. Ohio. or may be ob:atned to· 8f!lher wllh bldcltng blanka upon payment of 15.00, NONp; OF Wlflr n WILL DE REFUNDED. Bidden who have pre;olou&ly obtained plana anrl 1pedPicaUont may uae them. Plana and apectfieaUona will be mailed Pareel Poat as soon aa "oul· ble after receipt or the requeat. Bld<lers ghnuld bid on the follow· In~ prnpu~nls m As ~ef foMh In plan• and IJ)ed~ rlcattoru. «2) A11 set forth 1n plam and IJ:I!d· flratlona . uht-et plllnl exdudl'd Cll 11-R lll't forth !n plane and epeel. flr3llana. ~heel pi\IUIC and pile driV· InK exC"ll!ded . Ea<"ll proposal ml\llt be arcnmpan· ied by n bond wtth an _approved 10retv C"nmpuny at surety 10 the .~ um of to' per C't>nt or tM amount of the bid aa mrety for the exl't·utlnn of the Laundry Machinery Co. 1 lnc. eantraet. A cntlffll!d cheek on a aol· 7712 Dearborn Ave .. Cmcm· ve nt bank drawn and made payable Vlll•lol• af Pomeroy, Ohio, In nati 36. Ohio, or 2661 Pat· tothr til"' RUm <of ll Per o:-~nt of the a mount lerson Rd .. Dayton 20, Ohio, bid wlll b~ a«epted \ n lieu of aald or phone Bt.b Schmidt, Cin- bond . Should any bld be njected, 1111rh bond or {'el-tifierl <'herk ~ hall cinnati, 791-5462. rnrthwlth b ~ returned lo tiM llldder Interviews will be held at and s hnuh1 any blrl he atce-pted, auth the LaSalle Hotel in Middlt:· bond or eertlfled rhedt wtll lJf' report, Thursday and Friday, hl rned upan proPf'r e!le Clltlon and June 24 and June 25 from 9 Jet Urlnl{ of th!! conlracf. The AUI'<'c•ful hlrtder will be r• a.m. to 9 p.m. quirt!'<! In exPrule the eontrar:t With· ,,.,..,.....,......,.lln lll day~ ~He r lhe awJrd of the 11 0 0 Auto Sales i959 LARK, clean, with good tires. Runs good, $175.00. 1645 Lincoln Hgts., Pomeroy. S EN T I N E L 6 23 6tc - ---- - - ---- 1957 BIDCK, super. 3 good WAITRESS - apply in person, extra tires. Good condition, Blue and Grt'y, Pomeroy. $425. WY 2~29221 e2venings. 6 6 tfe _ _ 6 23 tf<;u.s. Civil Service Tel'h1 -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, r Men-women 1e aad ov.Jr Secun Joltt.. IDJb paJ Short htn.lfW. .wvaacemeat. 62 Chevrolet $1 ,395 'l'houu11dJ of 1oha apt'lll. Pnrparator7 1 H E 0 A 1L Y nu/tll be in cash to invest. Wri ~':e for information and appointml'nt to Security APPLY About two-thirds of buuse is pnul'lrd in mahoga ny · conu1 -•·t toneu. · ~~ and wa 1nut Air Laf):!e pa tio and double carport. On liJt 200' x 390' . .!\lay be !een 00 ICQer1 by appOintment onJy . • ~:!~~~ a::~=t rR.m: ~: - - - -1 F 6 ronms, bath and Call 98S-3SSS Chester, Oh1o lion on )oba, .aJ.artet, ~lllftLmea~. FOH St\ -· ' Write tedi.J tl•l.llJ ~aame, addr ... end utilttv room. 546 Pearl Street prume. -. 't I d super Bus•·n~s Servl"ces Unoolll Ser.lce. Bns ...... Pomeror close lo sc 100 s, an ....... Dal.b SentineL Pomero,, Oblo. lll<:Jrkf'lS Furnished or unfur--- - -- -nishrd ...Cn \1 WY 2-37~2. INSIDE and outsirte painting. GRJLL COOK wanted at once. rate. Apply in person at Craw's 6 22 6tp Roof work . Reasonab;e ('_ JOt 6 Phone VI ~700. u-19~ -~ Steak House. G 23 t~ I'('Commende<j for contro! i •nll 1; ~· ali w.. ev.l . Eco 1•omit al L n ··o · alf11 wc .. vll S11r:•~· co••Lml.!! b 0 t h. Ma, oe npP IIed to 1 d~. y. bt-IUie harvest. no resldul'~ \':\ m~Ht.. ~ ·"~ toxlclt)". e~,y to e,pp ly. ~IVE'II ~I'T) good control o r dl'~tructl''" l~r-· :~e 3 Coin operated laundry com· ing to Middleport Ne •.v building llas already beuo erecLed. Plenty of parking. li""-"'-"'-"- ""'""',...... lo cation on top oi' :';mall hill fadng Slate llt ghw<~ y Garage on Route 7 wtt h gnod road to main hir;hway . l'o~r bed_ronm!, living,j dmmg, famlly_. .kitche~, hreak~ fa st play. m;nd s, utility a~d l =======;-::;::::-;::-<.:: tMEXICAN TOMATO plants foc . Hl S sale. willtam 0 mes,6 26yra· tfc whitcwall f;, rf'd finish_ A weekend spec1al. he<llf'r, 1961 Chev . Biscayne 2 Dr. 1.m;:· w<Jslwr , '2 l'o:tl lw; l ll'I"S, sma ll o0N 'T PUMP -y•m sluggish sep. fLit'! utl iwat1·r, pon~ ("J rl. Notice tic tank. Get Klean-F:m-All and harnes!l, mLJny o1hl'r it WEEKEND revival at :\it. Her- septic tank cleaner. Land- , ems nol li slf'd. T(~r m s eash. man u. B. Church, 7:30 p.m. Sq..;nrd. Halph \1ont1e. Lunch each evening. Rev. James mark Farrr. Burf'aU. 2 18 tfc servt'd bv St. .lolln·s Church. Morrison, Pastor. I 23 Jtc Hradlmi l\ur1ion Company. MEXICAN TOM t.TO f()rl )i(JI w-.r-w ul:.; ible for arridrn1s. Equipment for sale. Good dump ~le w 1 11 1 t~ m Hol s .. r:l 6 2.1 Jlc -.1 sides and hoist comple te. s · ' --- bro 6 lfc L'(JI'1 ,"-'ALE· 3 bf'droom ranch 1 ,.sldt> ' h nH'. Complelfl ly mods.. lvan Carman, Route 2, cuse. 11 Pomeroy, Ohio, at Peach M • M coNTII.O I f)m·Pd 10 se ll P 1o11e ern Fork. PhollQ' WY 2-6865. ALFALFA wi!EII · Malalblon & ~hct.noYrl!lor are to_P· WY 2-:1:-ni. 6 23 tlc 6 23 6tC Radio , 9 Pass. Wagon $1099 1 River service on whit11 gas God blesa you all. Gladvs Cuckler. ! 2J 1IPI Weekend Spedal, . 1961 Chev. Greenbrier POMEROY, OHIO - - - - - ~· HEATING, PIDDlblft~Mueiler ,.,,. "'"'"'· '.' .• ntl wtii "'II t he Real Estate For Sale Furnaces. Arnold Brotbe"· !r J!hlv, Jr lg lltt't 't' !JC . St'( lltln 1 --------- -·- &18 East Main Street Pom· nl I. H " "I ", TV, Z I''' L.l\ 3 Br;DIW0\1 home. good condl· ·l'b e WY 2•2448: 00 s ttl lt'. ~ TV d _t:u ro.;. eler·trw lion , J618 Lmcn ln IIPi ghJ s, !eroy. 7 20 tfc Hd . I 6-tY-Oip - 1 I OP = 6 bidl; wilt reeelved- by :~~~;~;;;~;~ ~ theSe•led CouneiJLIGAL of theNOTICI Vnl1111 ot Pom• Pomeroy ~otor Co. 2 SIGNS :Mon:r.a Coupe. Original black finish like nrw. One careful local owne-r. 4 speed shift, 61 Buick _ $1,395 LeSabre 2 dr. Sedan. One lo· cal owner. Automatic shift. Beautiful two tone blue fin~ ish. < / JUNE %4 Charles Lytle, president, bas called a meeting at the Naylor's Run playground Tbur.. day at 6:30 p. m. for the election of officers. AU residents pf !he area are 11111ed to be pres· lh 'llfii'J WHO'S ~t 7 Blaettnars I NOTICE! I I I l . . w ...-,)0.1 R. L BOICE MD MARK IV Mn. Dorset Riebel w1ll be hostess for !he Rlvorvlew Gar· den Club June %4 at 8 o'clock. Tbe Loyal Women's Class ol the Middleport Church of Christ will meet Thursday evening, June 24 at the home ol Mrs. Robert Reibel. Leading Creek Road at 7.30 p.m. The meeting of Rock Springs Grange scheduled for Thursday e•ening has been cancelled ' • Members will visit Harrisonville . Grange on Satur day evenmg and present the program. The Women's Association of . · U · .~ the Middleport F1rst1 mt\:\1 Presbyterian Chu; ch will meet Thursday evening at the churcb at 730 p.m. DAILY CROSSWORD " 'WOR'E'a"uiR'i:s ONLY w - Se . Cl b E.,.. 'necJ ,,er By Mr Wood I ......... .... .. _ ........ ,.._. _. ... -.--~.. ..1!1""".. ..... ~* . . .. • .. • .: ... .. ~ . .. ~ - · ~· ••• - ··.~ ·: · . - :..- · _. .. - · · . --· - - ~ -- - - ·- -- · .. . . .. - ~ ~- ~ ·-~ --------~·--·-- --·~~~·· · -·---· -·-·. - - · • • •• , .... , _ ... .. ....... .....-*.. ...... ... . .. ....... . . . ... . . . . - . . . . - · -- ..... ..........,. . . • .... .,. _......~ ,_....... . , _ . . . . _ . . . , . . . . . . . . . ......... - ~- - ~ ~- .,. ._ ... ~- - · lathe bo4y: I WHICH SIDE 'lORE 8READ IS BUTTERED ON> CALEB WLIZ COMIN'OVER FER A JUG OF CORN SQUEEZIN'S- HE'S ONE OF MV GOODEST CUSTOMERS ~I· U.S. 24.. Over• spa.n 25. Cravat 27. Il\do. Chin. tribe 29. Moray 32. Weir .16 Mole ~ 1 :18. H&d •.m tO. An .................. 1 •L Uouorte4 1.¥ flour - <2. Catholic LOO,<oT TWCr MID CA.T !I IT WAS ehutoh ... Unhappy H EP o, WHEN AH WAS A BOY, AN' IT'S STILL HERE.r.' -'6. Printer · !~ overbellring measurea person 41. Sick &lTOgant, AL CAPP &JTDIDAN'I 0' '10' COME. AN'TAK~ tTAWAY? 33. Bindl. M. Hellaa: abbr. 35. or a blullll-gn.y 1 eot"7vi; a weigh.t DON'T 'II: KI\IOW BALLS 0' FIRE!! OFF OOWIII TH' ROAD LICKETY SPLIT • - •~~WIL~ 31. Requir'od 340 Blaeftnar's I boat pla.yh l 5. Greek letter ma.rbl i! 16. Excla.n.r 7. Fruzea lion water 18. Part of R. RPgton. ..to be.. P. Oraat a 19. Ra.irne-t delay or 22, See IS execution acrO.!Il!l 10. Ta.xet~ 23. EnciOIUI'el 17. In what for doves manner 26. Inscribes !9. Dispatchell 28. Sheep. Hko 30. Courageoua !! • 11. Eiktmo IIWlg .. ...,••,. ""'· 21. Sollee! 28. Natk~ 4. Sack 6. Scotch dS.&"iP r a. Fa.n('\· CALEB PAW-HE'G JO. Bph.,.o 2. Leave CMlt 3. Ancient e. Coronet lf.. Criea JUNE Z5 The Hock Springs Metbodlsl Sunday School will sponsor ao ice cream social Friday begin. ning at 6 p, m. Horne made ll'8 ~ort~/ u~:'::a~'::~n ~:; th~~~~~n~ ~~ cream, cake, coffee and iiOH Pomeroy, Olllo , for th" fa ithful per- drinkS will be SOld. formanC"e of 'Rid contr:orl In the rum • of 100 t'er rent of the tAltal amount The Middleport W.C.T.U. will af hl8 hlrl . In rase or ralure to e:te· meet al the Baptist chureh Fri· cute the cont ract u atated or U! fur· nl$h bond, the bidder will h~:- contld· day June 25 at 730 p.m. Reerr-d to have abandoned the r nntrae& ' Sl · nnd 1he bond or rhrrk acromoa nY· freshments by Mrs. avln; lng th~ propn8al .. hall be fnrf@l~d program ehairman is Betty to thP ViliRI{e m•l a• Pfnalty but u . liQu id a te d d~ma~te8 . Clin~; solo by Florence Rxck· re'I:'c~ ~~~a:~d r:~t~~~--:~/1 ~~~ ~ ard, with Mrs. HeieR Harper awar'fi tn the IOWelt Rn, bed bid - her accompamst. rler. Etwh proposal mu~l t'Ontaln lhe . h Mi lull namf! of evl'r' pel."llon or rom· MiSSIOnary Rally wit SS pany lnlereste<t In the !tame. Irene Mauer of Victor G1e1Ul'li By order or the Counrll a f the VJJ. tue M Pomeroy, Stille of Ohio. work in Egypt, ll tbe Rutland 1 21 Dalo>d !~~~ 1 ;t ~~~n~~~;~~n~ 1 ., ,~~- Mission Church on Depot 2 211 -----"-'_::~. · 2u .S1reet, on June 25, Friday, at '7:30p.m. Everyone is welo:ome. IN THI COURT OJI The Past Matron•' Club oJ COMMON PLIA.S MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO Evangeline Chapter, OES, Mid· LIGAL NOTICI dleport, will meet Friday eve· "'•· 13.7,. ••xle W•nato ning, June 25 at the home oi 5245 - ~ltll Strt•t, North lt. Pet•"bvrt '' Florida, Mrs. Jack Becbtle at 7:30 p.m. Plaintiff, Tbe Deacons and DeaconessCtydetM ACkl" "' ol !be Middleport P'lrol Unit· Temple Tarrlto, lllorlcft, ~ 'lorldt C.llqe, ed Presbyterian Church w II I sponsor an Ice cream 11011ial on D•••' Jllktnor, a minor U .,.,rt Of att, lho chur•b lawn. Friday oven· 52t5 - "'h ltroot, Nerlfl, lt. ,.......Durt t , Florldl, ing, June 25 beglnoiog al I p. ...,,.. '""'' m. Homemade ice eream and ., Tr•nurer •• M••.. Clluntv. cake, pie and coUe. will be Pomerov, Ohle, D•._nd•nt. served. Mr. Vincent Dabo and Dlftn}' Fltnn~r •• minor 18 ynl'll ot coIJ:eo who r6ldu • I !12415 ~ !18th Mr. Paul H8f>tonstaU are titt?.d. North. St. Petenllurg. Florida, chairmen lor the oven!. I~ • wlU \alia notlrlt thl.t on tb 5th day of M•y. 191!.'\. the Plaintiff. Mallie Wal· publia is cordially Invited. I nt h p tilt0 t .. hi JUNE 2'1 1 !~he c~dmm:~ pJ'eu ~ua~a :, wet:! County. Ohio, be\nf an ll{'t\On ft:Lr the The annual homecOillinC of Pllrtlllon of rt.e rf'al estate tn uld Petlllon deaeribec!i .. ronowt. W-wi t: the Naomi Boptisl churtil will ·mA CT No. I : 111• followlnr detcrlbed {:lremltftl. be held Sunday beginnine witb tltuated in the Townthlp of Sutlnn. County of :Yielp, and State of Sunday School at 9:3Q a. m. lol· t r at Ohio: t.ot No . 17 In the vu • P o lowed by worship servlee Mlnenvme, 40 reet wide and too d 1 d th II a. m. Rev. Charles l!mith fHt eep: e:o~eept.lmt eoa •n o er tlllllttlll therein and tht riJ}It to of Portsmouth wiU be guest mine the ••m• wtlhout encumbran~ speaker at 2:SO p. m. Tbe abolr to th• IUrface, Alao 30 feet ort the north •Ide ol Lot No. 18 tn the "~ ......... "'""' awl ,..,., from PortsiOOUth tburcb 'lliU Situated Ill •ntl belnr a part of sing. lot known u 100 A.eN lot No. 301 of tho ohio c.,...., ..,,..... Alao, the foUowlnr d.ulbed real M8 IOf •a.cqae I 18111'1 • atal.e : Belnl Lot No. 1& In OM pla' •• '""""'" ... """ Couoty, Ohio. Br IJnltod Pres• blmlalloul Ell<"eptlnt the coal and other mln· eralt and the rt,ht to mine ttw National Leapt p. . PI ed· OF Cl By J ass O J 1Y J9th DOW...._ 1. Pipe l3. Alcoholtc spree: AJR CONDITIONING ---------...J ACIIOIIII 1. Gravee 12. Ji'it'!lds AUTO I OL" BULLET BARKIN' AT, MAW? ent. HOUSE MOVERS, grader, SKILLED carpenter lor inside dozer, end loader ond back· work. Give full information hoe equipment Hvailable. in first letter, also name, Pom•roy, Ohio caoceJ)ed? f..olt your operaspare tire. Moonng U1'-'t·r. r' POMEROY-! bedroom fra~e Free estimate~. Full insur- address and phone number.! '----:::-~-~--tcr'l llcenle7 CaD IVY :I-2Jt6l lights, spare lank. C. K. home wtth bath . autnma!Jo l ance coverage. Goff Broth· Write Box 668-C, Care of 1bo RamDlor muc Nease, Minmvillt , ~h. WI· gas heali ng. hardwood floors, ers. Phone Pennsboro, 690 The Daily :!enlinel, Pomeroy World Sllllldard of &mpad ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;I 9,2184. 6 17 6tp full basemen!. and back JJ Pullman, W. Va. 6 IB 61p Ohio. 6 22 6tc Escelle••• porch Located in 8 good WAlTRESS WANTED. Apply in Btl ear room, ride and ~ nPighhodmod. Can be financ· BULLDOZER WORK wanted. t.maDc 8 all eConomy M&M CONTROLS tod, low Uown payment. Small dozer, reasonable rate. person only at the Martin e. m ear ALFALFA WEEVIL Restaurant, Middleport. aud aaDBier&bWty RACINE - tiro_om f ra me ho~e l Phone WY Z-2208. 6 21 3ta 8te My Offico Will Mutalhlon & Methn1ychl(lr a re h b th I d 11 t air 6 HI Iota lop . r~comm~!lded rar r·untro llwit il 1 orce 0 M~ltall Motorl 1., A l fillfll Weevil. Ercmo mu·al I . d ·~· · floors ~N...... Be Closed From U'ruco Alfal fa we~n s pray ··on · Jei:l lin g, -12 r wc"ou SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Write lt. Main Street. Pomero, talnl hoUl.. M ilS be apfllll'd UP to throughout, plenly closet 814 Viand St., Pt. Pleasant, w. insurance Dio-ne WY z.a7l 7 days bt'lore hanoe~t. no res \f 11 basement (three &'ll'lll Mondoy Juno 21st do~~ in omlk _ Low toxomy, l'<IS}' space. ll Va. 6 3 aotp GUARANTEED. renewable for ' 22 tfc to ~pp i.Y. fi iYeB ve ry cood " " 01 1• 1ar · ge Jot Wllh shop t rooms · life bo>pl'tall'zation. ls-•ed I Until ol of defttnlrlille B rv;l~ Bag~ . d" d 'I CAR WAHSED and vacuumed ltU Em p loymenI nted la~~ts !lP lo J weeQ. Also con· buil mg an .:.-car garage. . all Ph WY 2--8166 a ol• larvae •ta~l'. la~Ls ll Jl to :l ~12,000 .00. A nice pl'are to Wilson's car wash, 550 Page--st., at ages. one 2 II Uo . Tuosday July 6th eek.J. Al•o rontroll 8pittlebun . <I' K -vr. Middleport. ""' 'l'ltl7. Open ND'tAR 11 othe r fou~ ln~l'rts. LA , · ., J. WIDOW would Uke housework MelJ[ft CouniY Farm lliln'JU ''n from vo a. m. • I p. m., seven " , RURAL _ 6 • room frame BUSINESS . . Lorena Sny1 I • • operative A&aoc\a l\on - ""a Or b8bY Sltttng, ..,,..,..,.....,.,........,.,........,.,.....,.... Maln street, Pom~n.,., houst- on 1 acre lot with gar~ days a week. 6 1 30tc OPPORTUNITY der, WY 2-6361. 6 23 3tp = 11.,..,.,....~::':'....,""""""'.,....;7'"J ff bl kt d· I· ·--.ag~. 1 mil~ o ac op roa : BULLDOZER WORK, equipped MAN o• woAMN EMPLOYMENT Wanted- Ex.. for Rent 65¥. ACRES. Good building aboul 8 m1les from Pomeroy. 'th . h 8 . . b PART TIME - - - sites. Priced right. Nice Ioca- $1800.00 cash sale. WI Wine. · Jg or sma11 JO · I . ~· .mterl"0r and ---~ per1encii:U ~-· HOUSE FOR RENT, t room• tiou, Phone WY 2-7883. C C CUCKLER, RERALTOR Call daytJmes WI 9-3151, even- I TOY ROUTE ior painting. Free ostimates. and bath. P.icture windows, 6 "I 3to . . WY '3830 lngs Wl 9-3089, Gene Barnett, I VERY SMALL IT ARTINO CAPITAL Phone WY "2682 or -~ n~gt.. ,_. v ~ .. lW .... yard picket lence. va. . . Racine, Ohio. ~ 13 tfc GOOD INCOME er CullumJJ. 5-29-tfe eaot after July 1. 1671 Lino~ TEN Yorkshire and Hampsnlre ALBERT M. cox, SALESMAN OPEIATi FIOM HOME WY 2 3638 2 oln 11gts. Phone WY 227280 be- pigs. Harrisonville, WY · · AVAILABLE SOON lnsur.. n~ ,..,. ..... tho ,..., ••~<rlbed fort ~ a. m. or etter 4 p. m. 6279. 6 21 3tc 6 22 3te propertr. G. AB L & Pet. IIYEIAl CHOICI TIUtTOitlH PftQTO Copymg servtce. Cop- Tract No. I~ 1 6 23 6tc RIDING LAWN mower, $95.00. FOR SALE PoMuav ••• ,,.. ~ made ot '""a! pa-,. Tho '" 1o""'r •"'""'" r"' ""',. May• SF 64 228 41 '18 .342 -,=:;;--;---,-----;:--c Mhk:lleport Duw~n R:D ....,. r'"'"" •ltuat.ed In the Cc:luntJ of Melt:•• Jl1 ' Mil u 205 40 'M Jtl HousE for rent, neo.r Rock Two wheeled 6x8x3 ft. utility THREE bedroom houst, ButMeson P'olnt P'lntant birth records 8Dd almos1 anv the State ot Ohio, and tn the Town- Aaron, '" . d t I A Pomeroy trard Rutland s.vruuta ' lhip of sutton. •nd bounded and d• Torre Mil 5S 191 31 SS .330 Springs. Suitable for one or trailer lights extra t1re an ~rnu ve., • · P'"' ••v•r•t etn.r .rett other documeDtl. teribed u foUowa: Belnl the re· • two families. Phone WY 2- wheel.' $125.00. 2 wheel gar- wood floors , hot water heat- ~ Beater IDI~~ra~~• Pom~ :;a~~~·N!, ~';'month!,_ ;ruui:~ef1~~ Allen, Phil. 85 m 42 8D .328 W• will appoint 1 IJlncre man 01' "-, Mt-onviDo, Mot1• Coun-. <>hto. Clmnte, Pitt 56 219 S5 71 .324 7001.1 6-19-3lc den tractor Wit· h CU ll'lvator, ·, ng system• out of flood!! ' best womun to liNe our ule~~ aida In 1 ...... t , " •cr · - - - - - - - - - - , ntabltshlnlf and aerrlnl a number !Utu•ted In and belnlf a pm: of lot Pinson 1 Cin 65 'JIJ7 4S 81 .318 $75.00. 7 PC. dl.nt'ng room set, neighborhood, $8,500. of sematlonal If!!£ • aervit• "TOY known ll 100 aere lot No. 301 of UNFURNISHED •~ room, bath ' China cabinet, table pad inSales & Serv.·ce SBOP" Dlepla)'l In marJteU, drui, thl! Ohio Company•, PurthUIIJ be- Rojas, Phil 5 189 II eo Jl7 ... room, wee . yBnL .... pom . t t-luded, $76.00. Platrorm rork- jTWO bedroo.m house.. H'Jgh ' y ~ a:IIUIIDf It • Jtake near the mn J AI SF •• 250 ..... 312 uUJI"1 variety lllorea, l'te . ou gel ••PI!.·~ ICniC ann whleh ('t'C)ISI$ the road above Jenlt. ' ou, v.J w ••• • Company B(h"ice and .:;uldanett. How· Lane, Lincon I Heigbts, Ph. er, $1.000. Four 8x20'15 white ' Street, Lmcoln Hill, PomeI'Vel")", you muat replace Wy~ u cb lnt Coal Bank Oil laid U.t No. 30l; Vtrdon, Pitts 59218 2$ 68.312 WY 2-3874. 6 16 tfc wall tires. !'bono WY 2·7996. ' roy, recently refinisbed inSide , eFii.B Almost Every Car ~EW =·~.::.·~·..:!~~ ~·~: Clndnon, PiU M 235 44 "Jlt -- ·- Ute Wldtb of eo teet tG tlte main AmericiD , __ _ d t $6 900 3 11 ..,., , ...,1 too THREE ROOM and balh, !urn6 Z1 lc an ou • · eTransferable When HOURS EACH WEEK ......n U teet, t:aOI'e or tea• .uppoeett to be G. AI R.R &. Pet iahed apartment, utilities SEWING machine Round bob· You Trade Cars Thil Ia 11ot • :lob but • t:hance to Lot No. 18 '" Mlnernm.. and .,.. D . . , 1 1 1c Ina part of the ••m• Property ei!O· avlilo, Clev 80 227 29 82 .361 1_, Jn• i IW'Ilished.. Phont wv. %-043>, bi' n. Ni'ce aabl'n'et. Equl'p~d TWO bedroom house!!, a-et i nto aomethlna you may hava PJans were made for 8 pen Y' coin Hot ' gn ' ts Pomeroy new •Guaranteed 24 months alwayJ wanted - a buaine• of )'OIIr at the home of Mrs Charles R veyed bJ Kenyon M. Johnlon lnd Horton Det 49 178 29 m.,QoJ ··1 212 S. $th Avenue, Middleport to zig zag, make buttonholes, '- . I ' , own . One that cao be handled In • • Lena H. Johraon. hi• wtfe. to WIWam ' Ohio. darn ami embroiders. Take additions, furnaae£, etc. $7,~ or 24.000 miles :!:retut~~e-:p.:!:~n. Jure room Karr, Sr., on Monday, Jfuly thel9, ~o~~:O~~~ Jit~a1r&an; ::_ MHaantilaMinn •. Bot 10 220 :n ·~ 6 11 tfc 11• 59 211 33 ... -· -·· 000 eMost Popular Unit NOT A GET RICH· when the JOF c1ass 0 Mnlod In Volumo I'"· .... U2 ol tho APARTMENT FOR RENT. Al· over payments of $1.50 per ' . QUICK-SCHEME Um'ted Methodist Church met ,_. ....... '' ""'' county. Robnsn Halt 46 177 Zl ll5 .Ill 1 1 k hal e d e' [n the U S A Ohio. TWent:r CJOl fHt o1 nl4 Lot ' 10 trailer apace, r.-• J~NU oca· wee or pay anc tl FOUR Bedroom howit, BuHer- 1 · ' ' 11 you have a dt'ltre to better your- Monday evening at the cburch. No. 18. •Jn~a.dy h.nlnr been con- Ystrzski, Boll 48174 S2 M .310 555 1 46 Uon. CaD Walter Crooks, WY $77. . Phone WY 2-6 · nut Avt> ., $7.500. ' $ .00 ~!~e;:;, ~a!:~·e:ron:~ :~~ ~~r. Mrs. Antone Lucke presided :~Ma~o~ W~!t.~~~ .!n~J:! Ward, Cbi 54 201 34 M .301 2--3631. fi 10 Uc 6-2.1·6lc mum requuedJ. apply at once, li"rin• in the absence of Mrs Marie Intention of thlt deed to eon,.., to McauUfe1 De1 59 225 45 11 ~ · lnstalllld complet. detallt about yom...lf, • them the rern.alnlnr fortJ (40) ffllt. FOR RENT -Trailer space 1964 HONDA 150, saddle bags TWO modern homes, Pomeroy, I pbone ruunbe~t. Alrmau or wire: Outpman, president. Devotions Deed: Refer.nee ~ Vnlume 182, Pate Wagner, Clev 58 224 41 15 on N. Second-av tn Middle- ~nd wmdshield, like new. one two bedroom, one 1hrE>e 1 ToY MIRtH.&NDliJNo cOK,.. were Jed by Mrs. Jed Webster ~; ::!:!r c:ll!iti)eP":n:r:~'dt. Horne JtaJ11 port. Near llhoppmg' district. Call Letart CH 7~211Jl. bedroom, $3 .500. t~ach . 34 • 10 51th strMt Sr who aave 8 meditation on uon 1a ror the paJtltlon of ••hl real Nttloul Ltllue - Mayi WOOdside 77, N. . Yertl • D ettate nd for oUter equitable ,... • h' Conerete patios. Call WY 26-21-61r Tears, based on John 14:13, and reuor . .,... "t• ..,...... ~ ,. Gu!DII 21 ; Stareellt Plratea lt; tlltl, WY :1-3346 or WY 2-3600. 1965 STEREO Console with I'll· TWO ll<'droom home Condor Pomeroy, 0. Lost and Found closed with prayer. Members ,.:•\::: :,_":7;'"..;."t..r.":';.r: MeCovey, . Glanll 15; Bulo, 6-~tlc dio. Lovely walnut finish, 4 Slrret, garage attached, full ' LOST - Woman's yellow gold responded to roll call with bow -~ ""'M~lo,.~'!u::."':'..l:!llli. CU,!'! 15.: 811 ,~,_!ith 13Horton •a-:an:::;d-;4~R;;:OO;;;;;M;o;!urni~-;:.,:;:hed-:-;-.:.ap.:.a:_,·. rt speed changer, 4 speaker base ment, Y"rd. l,.lgler Balldbtg dupplt for wrist watch <Boulevard) on they can help promote peace. !~~:""r.'r ';\'!:;,-uu Tlg...:•;~~ Indian! : 15 menta. Rowl.,. at Reed Hard- sound system. Dual volume ONE b d h Condor new homes. Bunt in kitcl> the Pomeroy parking lot dur· A report was given on the '" to, ,., ,., t. '· , .. u. .,. ' • ' ware. 5 11 tfc •ontrol. Take over payments e room orne, en., storm windows. alum- lng the Friday evening •how. recent rummage sale. It was OT Kallne, Tlgerll 13: Klllebr.w, ol $6. per month or pay bal· Street, full bnsement. yard. lnum siding. Call Guy Neil- If found. contact Mrs. Paul also reported !hal !be bill for ~,., wiU .. :"-:!'!. " "'" •""'" Twins 13: five tiM with 12. THRU llllllloar mvn lurnlsb& ance due ~101.22. F'ree horne . 1 R · Ohio Ha to tall M'ddl t painting the room upstairs in :.'o!te':.:t ~~c~r::.:~"o:.: Rdl Batted Ia 2- FJ\i E room hume in Naylors er, acme, . p ns , 1 epor . the churcb was -'d Mrs unto Monda,. Jun. 21, tNI, at to:oo Natloul Leap - Banks. .. llld cadu:t n" bed lpart. demonstration «.:all WY . R I $•1500 12 29 He 6-2l-3tc J'IU ' ' O'eloclr A, M., for the .... of • 1951 eu~ 58· May· G' •• •1 6·21·6ta l ut' · · · Dwight Parker and Mrs. Ger· ""'""' ., · lool ...,.. orao1or. wtlh "" • '• lan.. • : WY Z-1434 12 I 1ft 6555. AUt"llONEER aid Wild th .... to ooo ""'"'m '"' both, ••• • 1... Johnson Reds 50· StargeU p~ MODERN 4 room and bath, AUCTION every Wednesd3y and BUILDING lots on State Route Complete Se"IC.t errnu wert lor namt:Uthe ertJ model z.root lloua• tr•Uer. tb• prop~,; C ~~~~- ' nL.:I. ' ~"-.....a OA~I• Of: NOTJCI .,.,..bcase curtains of F1nnle It. Joh111ou, deeeued, ratet w; . 8 UDUD, nWI! t6. fllrnf...., apartment, Middle- Saturday. WeJcl,'s Auction, 124. De•d Man•s Curve. Critl Bradford rBolb lntlon oro ,,.,,,.. oo Sloto Allllll'ieaD au• Mantilla 4 M .._ La 1 Clilf H To tM Polleybolden of emchurch kitchen. The Kr 0 1 p Rout. "No. 124, IPProxlm•tety 1 mile • •- - • ' port. WY 2-3874 • 6.6 11&\J ure • OUII 12-4. Write, Prooe or Contact tral Amu'RDCIII Company, ::rn Ohito .1&-~-th .." . k.th north of ReedlvUie, Ob.to. and mil}' Reel Sox 62: rton, Tilerl 48· - • n ~ LOTS .._ 6 2 30tp ALL CAN be financed For fur C B DFORD mutual company, wtUt prtnctp•l UJZH:~m9ed e pur.,...ase of I " be nan ll7 euntaeUot Mn. Mar.te u ..--....a Sen ' 47 .' Cola-' AnAII..dld\ U'ICIIII JeW· • ~ A. .. RA ofCiee. In Cle~nek Townthtp. en supplies. Doll.tqer. Reedtvtne, Ohio, tltlt- .rwwcuu, .nto. ap aod water. Brown'• TraO 1956 ELCAR house tr::~iler. 1964 ther information call O'Bnen Racine, Ohio "'~r::_ ~nt'he::;· elva that A de!sert course waa served ~ ~·s:eaa. a.. •· H. etc Indians 45; p , 'nllrl 41. er Park (Stale Approved) Dodgo pickup truck. I'IY 2- & Crow Realty Company, WY 5 1 trc ee""' ...,.,.,.,. <om•""' bu .... Miss Grace Campbell and I 2-2720· MiDersviDe. Ohio, PboDe WY: 3996. 6 23 3tc · - - ~ ~:d s~~~~:tm':' ;a~~:r:r!: Mrs. v. D. Edwards to the home, Spring Ave. The evening NatlHIII Ellil, Reds •.,._., -· 1 •• ·~ O'Brl<"' & ""ow Really Co. larl Grueser, PlamblnK and or Ohio. Th• tormo "th• ,.,,.,. t socially nd In 113· Koufu en 11' ; Jay. w "" PICNIC "' St., Pomeruy mem•·-• and one guest1 Mrs. was spen a self· - • TAB LES for sale, rea sJOO'" Court Heat1ng ed merrer are on file a t the of. IKI I A bl thd 'ft R-•~ • 2. ' Cl •••- ..Bra' MJnenv UJt, Oblo "~• or ""' "'"'""" '"" 1" "'" Earl Cowen. Arran•ements of ng. """ O'Dell ~ ' Illted T0 Buy ona bIe. Call SH 2-5!152. 6-21-6lc "''" or "'" suporinoeo..ot " • M p r1Klay gl1 was h sent 10 10-1 B,_,..,, • 2 -'·li 23 tfc End your sewer troablea lnluranu. Bowers were used on the table. rs. au oes rom er secret ; ' ravea r ~ ~ar l!SED Zl" ooal furnace. Harold - - -;--;;=---::-:-c-- FOR SALE House and turni· We bavt aU sizes """ ''""'" .ou .....,. br pal rell, AslrOI, 52. .:. G. Roush. Portland, Ohio. 15 CU. FT. Kelvinator deep lure, 6 rooms anrl bath. Lo-Sewer Macbinel ~ 7.~~:nm~:!:Jr~~ :: :~ A salad cOurse was served ~merlcaD Lape - Paicnl, VI J-2255. 6 22 3tp freeze. One year old. Phone cated on Highway in Mason. Reasonable Ratet ~~i~~'::t" ~! !;~!"J"u.."'s':! Wing U by the hos~s to Miss Eleanor Twllll 1-1; Fisller, While So1 ~-le _.,_ VI 3-2604 after 4 p.m. Robert Lee, 773-5648. Cull WY ~2Wif Day or Night ..,,,...,,., of 1 M.,...... ..,. f Robson, Mm. George Sehne~ 11'1: Buzhardt, White Sol 6-1: or T r ___6_23_3~ =.-::"'!::'.:' ,!',."';::''::!..':::: 01 der, Miss Myrtis Kay Parker, Aguirre, Tiger• I-S; Pappaa, 6 17 6tp 7 26 tfe ;;x ul h H . . "~ 1 • DS •~ to'"'" ••u"'"· Mrs. Robert Lew _ ia and M ra. Orioles 7·2. """' P1 ftl ao~.., ,.age • BE • ~aundry cart, like' HOUSE FOR SALE: 4 rooms, AIR CONDITIONING Refrlger· wunom a. Morrto. S. Grace Holter. The next meeting ----JIUPI. WHI sell or trade for new. New useful artlcl""·l be•h, storage building, out ation service. Jack's Refrl.~.....,.......1 or ,,,.... Mrs. Patrick Wood ent~•taln· will be held at the home of Invention o1 the mckq aoytlllng II eqll&l value. Ph. Margaret Bailey, Syracuse, of high water. (,'all WY 2·2543 oration. New Haven. Pbone "' w. too ed the Second Monday Sewing Mrs. Robert Lewis, Wedne1- chair "'Is attributed ltl BeaSH UUI. I 21 JUI I'll. WY 2·5396, ij 23 atp I i lG 6tp TU .2-3537, 4 o UQ ' ' - - - - - - - - - ' club Monday oveoina al herdaf.. Mllr 1t. jemla Frankln. t, LATE~T TEGHNIQUE5 ... Legal Notice Business Opportunities For Sale OH, t/E~ .... A~OLITTELI'"!Il~ -~-·--...,."l'"c., ,.~ e.olor 37. Uncooked 39. Godde~t~ at jlWtlce 46. Man's nickname '>ASc.lL1Nf. ALLft 43. Edged unevenly 4f3. Range of RockyMtl.l Utah 48. BegOIIe! 49. Pi &eel f1l land OO.Losee,as ___....2,.85 ••• 28Ci ••• 287 ••• 288 ...1" ·- - feathen Gl. Ptace1 ofexlloc poet. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's bow w work It: WJEH RADIO A.Xlt"DLBAAX& LOifQFJ:LLOW One letter .9l.mpiy Btandtt tor another. In thii.!J8mple A I!I uaed tor U1e Uu-.. L'a, X lor U.. twit O't, e1le. smpe lettora apc»o trophles, the 1angtA aad. fonnatlon ot the ~ are binta. Each dll)' the COde Aeltea ue ctilt.erent. ! .. 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Noor N.W• t:SO Top Tea Revue 7:35 Pieke111 Hardware Show lfl:fl ll'a Millie - Army 12::0 Markets 5:00 saturday NeWI SUD:IDIIII:Y\ ('l'ues(!ay·Tbursday) U:OO Dairy Valley 6 DuiiOD'I 12:15 Mid·Day Wealhar 5:15 MWiical lnto:rlude 7:50 New• Top Tea Show 1'·20 Evans P illetio Boa 1:30 Community Cbolrl I: SO Dally JJahl 11:00 New1 12:25 Now. 'l u•~ · 1:00 Dance Party I: fl Baker Fumiture llhow 11: JJ Mlllleal IDiel'ludt 12:!(1 Aericulh.... Progra101 t:oo Off Tbt Air (Wed.-Aw:tloll) Sbo~tl l11:ao Tho Rev. Merlin Teetl 12:4& Country !k Round 1:00 Newt 1:0fl' 'lb Jim Meet Show 1:55 New• Beat lflmda7 7:05 Bill MJiler ISrow uo SuodoiJII Sereoach. 2:00 Country Go-Round 7:51 Sip On t :05 ~ With Janel T:SO SIJD 011 1:.: NeWI Beat 8 00 "'ho S 10·00 Swap Shop : lnglng Preacher •• u-•-· .....Ita"-· 10·., "'-.....,. S:OO II'·' ••atlnee 8:15 Ne"~ Rep • mou ""'"' On- Army &ur S:55 News Be t 8:30 Cl!urcb , · Chrlsl Portralta ol a Patriot 7:55 Newo 4:00 DL•eing With Dosa g:(J( 'lllll~f '"'··•ludo Bill Miller Show 1:00 Bapllsl Layman'a Hour 4:30 rnfercbanp 10...1 First Beptlst Cljurch 10:fl Muon Agr. Prsm 1:30 Sunday Show 1:00 Cnmmunll Newa 11:30 Chlldrea'a Cblpel 10:45 F111111y Wonblp t:aO 'lbt Bible SpeUa To You 1:05 Muon County News 11:4" Sunday NeW> Special W:fl A.S.C. l'rlm (Pete l:fl Sunday Show 1:10 Wor!d ~ · tt'l "'ews 12:00 t ,ws Report Sbleldl) (Frldayl) 11:00 The Good lJit l:li Spotl•••t 11. ......., 12 lo • 1 ..... h News 1':15 Congressman's Report ..,. ~,.... : ~P scopa1 v•urc 11:05 Tiny'I ,._._ JUDelloD 10 •• S Mon. lhn1 Wed, ·12·'5 rt"ollc Informal· a ~~ :ov IIDdey Show ·• "' ·> 11:45 TiDy's Co•...._ HyU.· ....._ Quiet Hour 1:11 Bob Neal Sporll Salulll 1:00 Church or Ood Time-' . . . .. FrJdlva 1 30 Go 12:00 Newa ,. : sr Call 12:00 Cement Bloct NOWII 12:15 '!'be Cbristlao'a Hour ~~~~ =~w:=-~Frl. l:OO Old Folkr Ht)lll" 12:30 Goessler'a Gv!IIIStar 12:30 Tile ReJ. Merlill Teell S:OO Hymns from lflrdllll 1).:30 Larry Ander8oo Shaw , 1 00 ...... ,._ B. Mon., Wid., Fri. 1·15 SIUiday "'-·•case : • .., ..... G. Stewart · "'"'"' 3:00 Jim Mees ... _ 1 •• ...._ "- Sll 1:30 lluiiBel BouJ.vll'd S:G Publlc Servi<.< Show Blae """" :- '"" ..... u Billupa t:OO Of! Tho Air 4:11 tillar Auto Show 2:10 'lb Rev. Andrew Pa~=~ 4,0" 1190 Hit Parade lltvdaJ Cit , ('l'Ues-Tbur.) 1:45 l'be Jleo/, Roacoa 1 1:00 Y •~ •• , .. ·s Rt:'"' 1:00 SIIIJ On t:30 Newa (Loeal) 1:10 Tbl Iunday Sbowca.. .. .:HESTER GUUI.O WMPO Radio Frl, l:flfl.15 MUllet' Clodi: 1:15 llfMI Hit Parada 8:00 Off The Air 4:48 Jim Meel Show 1:00 Newa 6:30 S11lldown Serenade 7:30 011 'lv WHILE THE AH I SIGNALS! 0U11 -BIG RESTA VACI-iT IS LYING .JI.JGT ~ GOO~ CULL Bi..AIIT THE HARBOR'U. BE DESEJCITEQ TOO' OFFSHORE. WE'Ll lAND H.LONG SIDE AND GO tl QUIETLY 5'/ WATE:?! HAROLD GRAY . ' �J ., l Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 23, 196!1-3 ,# Pirates Blank Giants; Reds - SERVICE .., · Only ! Game Out Now " ••. STARTING THIS WEEKf ELBERFELDS STORE IN POMEROY WILL BE OPEN UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK ON FRIDAY NIGHT LBERFELDS 3hlt' -:: tretdl dtmim srde ztp per. 75'-o : blue, hltlt' J md ll 18 Womens Terry ;pORT SOCKS mem while colton terry lined rl ; or b. Whlte . One size 9· 39c ~ave pair White Uniforms $2.95 Scr1nton w. sl.vle< to rhoose from in Arnel \ ~V~ gev, dat: run . Juor-o c-ottons and rot- /'f(1 . ,.....,....~l:l: i . tk •nd dacruu blends, one and two c·e stvles. 1ior Sizt>s 7 to 15 :ses Sizes tl t u 20 lt" Sizes 14 1 ~ t.o 24 1 '2 1ile Only ! , . -- WomeM Womens Womens Womens Uniforms $7.44 Uniforms $6.44 Uniforms $4.44 Uniforms $3.44 PICNIC SETS teed wash[ast and sunfast. Three beauliful patterns. ' On the ht Floor Separate tops. shift dresses , maternity shorts, all easy - care fabrics. Si,es B to 18. ·oup. Damask - Slarlet - Camelot. 6'x6' size in white, green. pink . )'ellow, blue. Matching Tail~red Curtains _ _ $1.84 pr. Ki rscl"\. • yard Ju•l Recoivtd A Shipment of 1 ~e<et ~g:!?n g~he ~h~n~~~~::sland, P~drticularly 4 ;:::sat~n !~h:•~ot!~ ~:~; t;~;'~!v!lrea~, ~nd those heavenly Carpets by Lees 1 Whether you need wall-to-wall carpeting-a room <ize rug, stair carpeting or a hall runn~r you ran save money by shopping at Elberfelds in Pomeroy. Womens Wash Dresses $4.95 and ~oul, comfortable wash drt>sses. Your choire of shirtwaist .tylti - tipper frunt styles - shifts - and coat dress· ~ - Shurt Sleeves -.nd SlePvell's~ Style11 - Plaids, Stripes, :becks, ~· ]orals. Polka Dots and Solills. };tisst~s Sizes 12 to Kl. Half Sizes 14~ lo 241f:;~:. Regular ues. $3 .95 and Wi<'ker $4.95 ••~ and plastic coah•d straw purses in while and natural. Several slyiPs to <.'hoos.e from. Sele $2.95 and 3.95 1 r:rtm~nt Womens mesh and stretch !:leamll's!l stoekings. SizPs 8¥.1 to 11, Mtdium and long ll'ngth s in the most popular shadt>li. OUR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT . , • Carl (Birdey) Demoske ~ gleamlnc No Ironing needed. Colol'lgrey and green. Buy your coneet fit. Splash. Get help on the spot Find CLEANERS & DYERS f . YEL ast m the LOW PAGES. Where your fingers do the walking. RAGE UNIT 8 FEETWIDE OVER 16 CU. FT. OF ,\JEW STORAGE SPACE 1 l4- . Jcago, ppd, ram Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Wednesday's Probable Pil<hers l Sl. LouiS at Cincinnati tnighi )J Washrngton a! C hicago 2 otwi· -~lmmons 14-1) vs. Maloney • mghtl - Danrels (a.(il and (63 1: . : R1chert 14-51 vs. Pizarro n -l) Clncago at \l1lwauk ee (nighl) 1 and Buzhardl 16-11. -Jackson _Closest thing to 0 hit by the three, h1t nobody. . two more in !he fifth. The Jos- 1 Boston at Baltimore !night) VISitors was ofl the bat or Tom . The B~rons are undefeated 1n ers had two runners on base in I ~ Lonborg (4·6 l or MonbouSarver in the second inning. He five oulrngs. They hold a two- ea<h of the final two frames. •quette lli-11 vs. Barber 14_51 . rtfled • foot-high shot back to game bulge over !he second New Haven hillers were led I Kansas City at New York the mound which caromed orr place Pomeroy dub. by Ralph Baley who had a i (twlhghtl - Segui 14-8) vs. Demoskey's shin toward third In <Mer games last evening, home run and two Singles. Also ! Ford •7-6t. base where Dick Smith recov- Cheshire defeated Mason 6 • 2 getting hits for the winners I Thursday's Games ered the ball and threw Sarver and New Haven took Soothern were Kmg, Fry, Woods. and Los Angeles at Delroi~ out by a haM-stride at New Haven. Sammy Brrd, each with a sin-! Mmnesola at Clevela nd <twi . Demoskey fanned j 4 walked Pomeroy 000 101 0- ! o 2 gle: I light 1 four batters, and hit n~bod Barons 612 1110 x- 10 11 2 . Jim Crow led Soulhern's hi!- ' Boslon at Baltimore Inight) Meanwhile the Baro d Burdette and Burt. Demos- trng with a home run and a Kansas City at New York I the offerings'..r Pomero~~s r~;~l- key and B. Lewis, Glaze ISJ. ~ngle, Tim Cozart. Rookie (Only games soheduled) hand sidearmer, Bob Burdette Umpire: An Stobart, plate; sro:, Ab Proffrtt and Chock .. much to their lik. , Clyde Ingels, bases. "' er all had smgles. ~ . mg. · STANDINGS fn the f~rst three innings beAT NEW HAVEN fore Manager Charles Winebren- New Haven held orr a !ale Qarons wL ner began dearing hiS ben<h Southern rally to edge 1 h e I Pomeroy I UIIIO ll the Barons teed off with 10 hll; County boys 6-5. Southern 3 2 .i(JI) ' Your Dependable ail of the dean ha d .I New Haven ta111ed New Haven 3 3 .500 . Dealer For &ood for 9 runs' r vane y, runs in ea<h of the first 2 3 .4110 1 Hitters were Oemosk 'lh innings and was then % t .4110 AND 2 · 1 · ey WI scoreless during the res\ of I 4 .2()t smg es,_J1m Conde two singles;,route GAMES FRIDAY, JUNE 25 Greg While two singles Danny I J'm. Cr ta Southern a1 Mason I L ' t · · · I I owsrtlns ewiS wo srngles, John Ingels man for So~them was New Havea at Pomeroy Phono WY ·2-2150 a double and Rex Roush a sin- !ed in the fourth T D'd Cbesbtre ol Middleport gle and two-rua bomer d . . om l . ,. .--...._...._...,_ _;__......:.;: Pomeroy got a : le. Duldle, a rrgh!hander • went fourth run m the the r..t of the way allowing on three walks and an Ionly one hit. Righthander Fields . 0 • r •4-9) H&RfiRESTONE STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0. vs. Blasingame I You can add the sporting touches ..• ~-=..:....;.........~~~~= A TH0 NY ~ Pd.[ PJumbin". • Heating plUM 81 NG L•ather·Grained VIDft IDOl Hardtop~ .. but you can't touch the value of America's lowest priced compact!* b ' y Ready fO Use • ADMIRAL PLAYMATI 1Y' Portable Television Looo than 23" wide. Qui<k· two si~td Fiex-omount in!ltaJla. tion. Quiet pow ,. turbo ran. :::~g !if~ P<# IIIOngo fllter l'deans air ny P ncher pOWer unit.'.lli!ot r<!slst: . ant beny guale steel eablillt. 13~ 22 e11e • 13\l", .. . • $1.99 :! \ 31% Mort Picture Than JJH ln extra·specialtouches of glemor the 1 't compact that can stack up to the Arne~~:~- 8 But you're entitled to • lot more than dazzla Rugged precision FOR NEW WALKS 14,000 volts of picture power . TERMS '". ,I :,,IO.IN! Down , . .; ihhrDey • .o. .. j ' ~~ ' I .0 , ' n ambler. they re !itandard •.• Amwlcni lowes I pnce tor l~o-door sedan, foLW-door sect an. :~"t conve~tble., and hardtop .with rechnint: uc e seats. hat s based oo drrect compatiSeson of manufecturers' suuested retail prtcet. uc • your Rambler dealer now. Add a new look to your home. Add concrete walka. AU work fuUy guaranted d eoncrele lncreasq your property's ~aloe: an • ~ Furniture tl~~ ~ep.Oip Rustp.rootingand the Uke. So we lhle the Amertcan the good soltd build. the quality teel, the honest beauty that ts char: IICter·deep. Other compacts .ust , Oouble-Sefety Br.ku, Advanc~d Un~~~rav~ crafted chassis. ' In 9 Colors iEtBERFELDS-POMEROY ~r~~~:~uteen~~~;rghth F~~n ~::h:, I INDOoR.0UTDOoR CARPETING lnst•ll•d In Your Home - Big Sevlngs In Price and Rea10111ble Credit When Needed • . I I SIX 4500 BTU Air Condhionw OZITE Visit Our Furniture Department on the Third Floor - Natlcmally Known Mektl Of Furniture For Evlry Room In Your Home. Prompt Delivery - and Your Furniture Properly I Kan:~ C~;y 2~;~ ~in~_in~a~i - · e OTHER STYLES ...... $2.88 to $1l. 88 r----A:D:M~I~RA7L~P~R-IN-C-ES-S--~ ribbon The.Floor Cov-.ilig Department . On ·The ~nd FIIIOI' Sells The Nlw . . . h::st~r;a~t s~ason, ~~ BUY BOTH FOR $197.00 The most popular size - :u" x ~" in ~~~tee popular stylNOw llallerina Deiii8DI· Gold es - of 100% cotton Lure• Plastie skirt lllllerln• 100% VtsooB• Rayon - Cut wti!l bOW jrlm around n' loop. Colors: Cherry Pink,. CUI'Ie.ue, Collar. Pink · Brown, Tufquoise, li!OII Colorl White. f'IDk. Grten, Inca Gold, Bo!-" IIIII White. Blut. C.Oyon Orange, While 00 ~ingles. Awa~d ~~s :9~ ~~a~:~ ',~ ~003 ~6 YOUR CHOICE ••• JUST $99.95 LAMP SHADES Solo Philadel~hla Hous~n I RUGS . .• -~hedfo~d ~m ~e~s,: do~ble, Fo~ th:'~!:; s~g\eMi~e ~e~se, P~r. ~; -~i l'·' HEAliNG yard COLOR TELEVISION " BLACK·WHITE TELEVISIONS STEREOS VJCTROtAS FM-AM RADIOS ' ' --7-41" lite 2nd Floor-- -- '.'< , Cmcm~!1~" I RCA VICTOR RCA VICTOR RCA VICTOR RCA VICTOlt RCA VICTOR (. runl lhumb~ plateda~~.w~:c~i~;o:,~~' R~yh Jo~nso~ ~ifli:~s ethR~s Me~gs See the Many New Models In IIOUDOtlt gl~e ;~~tan ~~:~,.~~~;~n;:"n,~ AN INGs I sistant. Width W'. CoiOI'I: White I Story Blue, While I ~rystal Gl'i!en, Story Blut, Crystal Green, White, Black. Sale $1.00 lle',~~~~~l ~~nth~o~~;~~ a~; pitche~'the Vl~,:os~verf Po~eroy. batters !I onerroran and another in the olxth pitched all II I -~osay Angeles at Detroit (night) , <~5t. - - -h ey ace error stolen base H ,. game or New 14-6) vs. Agu~rre (8-2). over t e rt'gulatiOn 21 for sev . ed b II d• . . , pass- aven. I Mmnesota at C I eve 1 d • en innings, walking lour and a , an an mf~eld oul Southern tallied two runs in (nigh!J - Grant 16-2) "a S~e ' two getting on by errors. BurdeUe lanneG six, walked iU'e first, one in the fourth ond 'bert 11·3). .. ., WhOUIOOpl! silk. Machine washable Quick drying - wrinkle r• Trou~erure$.t.99 ~~:~:di ~~ 16.•] year-old leflhander, f~rst no-hit baseball game olth seaso . th . e Base:ai:n Tn.County Pony Middle gue Tuesday, at ·-- _ P0tt ln__ the. Barons _10.1 Sole Dr- Materloll $1.69 SII.KARA Woven of spun rayon 11nd II% Cotton - !~% (400) Nylon. Koratron process - Woodesh~ek . N h' Demoskey 0· Its omeroy pOnles New Shipment Just Arrived NIYer Needs lronint The New "Big Yenk" UNIFORMS for Men Shirts ere $3.99 ~1 : ;;~~~:•oru~:~~ts ~ h~nly fo~r , p chrome-plated legs - re-peated in the tubular frame of the comfortably cushioned chairs. Simply· perfect. Table is 30" X 48'' with leaves up to 30" x 22"' with the teave1 down . Visit our 2nd floor furniture- dept. and pick out a new Lloyd Dinette S<l. STOCKINGS ~h~n~ ~~:::;so~:h~scen~r~~~s. !~: :~!l~:~ch::i:l:ar!y ~:~:::lp~\aM~It;~~e~r:~~~!co ci~~t~~ii~1~~:p:tiive ~e- : ~~s~:~an~ ~·~;i~~;:ol!: ;trai~;t tr~~. ~o:shAn;;'~~ Crisp, smartly styled ta· ble features a handsome dean·l'asy plastic laminat· ed top with polished metal and a."e~:gs ~le Mil~~ukee'"1o"~i•M~i~:~:.l ~~::\~~m~~l ~ t~~ee ~un &:'~ ~~ncer, DECORATE and DINE WITH A LLOYD DINEnE SETl banding de<isio~ (:~) . 1 .~e ~ Seat Covers Roja/~ndoT~~~ abr~elson Jn~mg. s_tre<:~k remainde~ ~ag~t~r~e~~ thi~ w~~ l~n ~arled fZ~~ a,;e~ where there's alwoyo plenty of fro• parkint• pair dat~s. par~mg lh~ ~ty~ss~ p~li<i cam~, Patterns for every room in your home. Regularly $6.00 a runrting yard, 4 yd. wide or $2.00 a running foot-now in this sale the price will be $5.00 a run- Infants all leather soft sole lace boot styles shoes While. Sizes ..0, 1 and 2. 99c ~~~o;t Diamond WI'nner Sandran Floor Covering ' didn~t Racine Spetill Purch•se and Sale Of 12 Ft. Wide "he-C•tehers" by Btrkshire STRAW HANDBAGS I ~~ ~ ~-3 eOur carpet mechanics have had years of experience and their workmanship is perfel't . eEasy credit terms can be arranged so don't put off that new carpet because ol the ready rash shorlage. •'• ' '•mtl'OY 1 e Visit the carpet dept. on the 2nd floor, pick the sample you want, we will call at your home , measure and give you a complete cost price . ···-··----.· he~ ~~: ~r: ~o I ~:~ ~~~~~omu~t ~~ny DRAPERY HARDWARE SALE! WOMEN'S secre~ Dodgers Ya-1-W• • p . In omeroy Boys' Lea gue We Carry the Complete Line of Regular $1.69 and $1.59-Salt WY 2o 5 608 E. Main St. "'\ I I nlnt yard. eOn salt at our Warehouse Store on Mechanic Strati s.,r $1.84 1 T.V. yo~ INFANTS SHOES YOUR MATERNITY NEEDS ·ints and solids included in this $3.95 Mndr of the finrsl vinyl film . All colors are guaran· Shop Elberfelds For le 45" - 100% D1cron Jfflon Crepe and 45" 10% Arnel Crepe $1.00 John Hancock First in quality construction. Made exclusively of "Old Growth" or Virgin redwood. The very frnest genuine California redwood available . Each set com· plete with 2 benches and 5 board table tops. 2" redwqod stock. Tables 2B" wide and 29" high. 70" long. Benches 11" wide and 17" high, 70" long. On Sale at $29.00 per sot eSee the Porch and Lawn Furniture on the 2nd floor !.95 Women• Uniforms $10.44 ).95 Womens Uniforms $8.44 95 95 .95 .95 SHOWER CURTAINS ¢·, Mtkes& By GEORGE C. LANGFORD umphs lnclud ed .rn th e strmg ' double in the second game for t UPI Spor•· Writer Such a huge turnout, the larg·' ---.. ' .w . • are SIX complete gam<• and / the Reds o pick up the vktorv and Tom est to ooe a baseball game here overwhelming . \ernon Law " gorng like_ 60 three shutouts · Par.ons tookl he'"" since June 17, 1962, could repre. ,agam and the gentleman Pitts· . Will' . I Chris Short and Gary Wagner II•====.;.;;;;_.........;;.;;;;::;; sent • miracle <>I sorts to the Win Streak Sparked Fans /burgh nghthander makes "" ,· n ~e Stargell hll hto 16th ' combined for a five hitler' Indians, who just a year ago Last year the Indians drew a ' ' I or the reason for h.is 'a d l•th home runs accuunl against Houston and Richie AJ. were thinking oi moving their night game average- and they I know re autA>matlcally startlmg comeback. the other three Prra"' runs, len drove in lhree runs with a . franchise beoause of poor allen- had no allendance lo <OIIW! dose out, but II I a prludple With , No one gave hrm any special b t Law dldn t o>eed the extra single and sa<rifice fl J h ; dan<e until a dvl< drive sold to Tuesday night's single game me! " ' lips and he didn't develop any as he allowed only one Calllson, Cookie i enough li<kets for this season lolal - of tess !han 7,600. The faocy new pitches thai trrg- Le Go gel as far as seoond:- Gonzalez each oontribuled three I tto persuade lhe <lub to stay club had been domg about the gered hiS current seven-game n on a double '" hits to the Phiflies att k ' . . · sa.me, or perhaps little worse , ' lli\1S I \IJctory after a follr-year the second Gaylord Per- against loser Bob Bruce 1 1 After drawmg an all-bme Am· th1s season. Part of the reason hatfle w1lh a serious arm in- ry allowed f1ve of the Pirate i:ind two su .•a Le h' h ..... ccessors. • rl • n ague rg o! 2.620,627 was bad weather but pan of 11 Ill JUry. 1runs and a.sorbed his seventh fan• In 948, Cleveland fell off was the so-so play ol the club. "! just had faith in myself loss agamsl SIX victories. Doug Clemens belted a lhreeto a meager 562,507 for the 1963 . . and my own ability," Law rea- J h . .·. . . . run homer o!t loser Ken John· season. Then the Tribe started wmsoned. "It just proves that you f ot nl T!SilOUIIS, makmg hiS son in the third inning and Cal ' mng. They had a five-game Irs s ar m almost a month Koonce d L' d . , However, Tuesday night's streak recently. Then came the thmgs if stopped the Cardinals on fiv; held ~ro~d also <an be a mrrage strmg that reached 10 games The Dodgers defeated the could have ~uit but y:uneU.d 1 hrts m the . nrghtcap, after ex- the Cubs. E:rnie Banks drov 1 l smceonly 20,425 fans pard therr Tuesday night. The steak in· Prrates 5·3 and the Y•nkees ;!ermined 1 . was . e- Card Charlie James had won home two runs with d0 be ;;y mto!.' game. Another 45,- eluded a one-hitter, a three hit· took the Tigers a-5 in Pomeroy ; through ando thiS 1 Ithe opener for Cmdnnali with and Geroge Altman a do pass.. under a pro- ger and a two-hitter Boys' league play Monday. Law h appr ' · • bases-load ed pinch single In home another tally 1 Cl u e Grandstand M•n· Many of the fan; came out The Yankees notched four earned r:no e 59)besfl the ninth inning off loser Hal Ron Fairly tnpled o;nd 0 u· this lime not only to see th runs in each of th f t t · 1 Fan interest definitely has ri.s- game, but also to see Lui: frames and then Ti any pitcher in the National Vada p,;son, Deron Johnson • ground out for Ihe firsI' as Tlant, who had the one-hitter in line during the of lo7hest among l and Frank Robinson homered . . are " ~ng a 10. agamsl Washington tast week the conlesl. e major off starter Bob Gibson lo give sin 1 d h . · thus Tianl gam the Bob Werry worked on the tho Reds a 4-1 lead ir, the first I in ' pal e1r way agamsl Mmnesola. mound for the Yankees fanning . . e e an game before the Cards lied it sidelin d 10 d' · · Tough and long-lasting. d'IJl The Indi_ans took the initial 15 and W1!lking nine. c. Clark in the seventh on a home Adds new comfort. last year was 653 ~3 ance or lead, lo.sl It to lhe Twins. re- and R. Abbott , the Tiger bat- Pirates won ~;-/ lg as t e by Tim McCarver and three ' with a samfice llv m the sev11 1 Scotchgard ~ treated. Parkl g Lo rlt gamed rt. lost 11 m a tie score, lery , struck out 10 and walk ed I ~ wn Mell doubles. Tommy Harper drove enth. Howie Reed ·, . d 00d n ve ". and ultimately won on Chuok lerghl. gers m two runs wil.h a homer and h. · . . o•• on Yl 5 attractive colors. 1 0 0 hThe fans started flowmg mto Hinton's leadoff homer in the Tiger hitters were R. Dixon Tlle league-leadmg Los An· one II m 5 mmngs of relief ' Non -skid and with two doubles, R. Abbott geles Dodgers downed the New I t e Mumcrpal Stadrum two lOth inning. shock-proof. hours before game time. They lwo singles and Floyd Burne York Mets 4-2, the Cincmnali fll_led th~ sladrum parking lot a single. For the Yankees Ja:k Reds defeated Sl. Louis twice ~~~r therr outos nearly a half l•S Jacobs had a double and single, 5-4 and 4-2, Chioago drubbed before game ume. Bob Werry, two smgles and Rot>- M1lwaukee 6-1, and Philadelphia Then they nlled the huge in Phalin • double and two beat Houston 1-2 in other NL nearby mumclpal parking lol si ngles ' ••·lion. whl<h ,hadn't been jammed with The Dodgera downed the Pir·Jln the Ameri<an League, cars s:nce the last pro football . . ates by notching three 01 ._,rkers ~leveland edged Minnesota 5-4 doubleheader late. last Slimmer. The _Rae me Reds tal~!ed . a in the bottom end of the tourth m 10 innings , Los Angeles .<\merican League I National 1 And then they filled the new 16-7 wm over Bedford m Lrttle after trailing by a 3-2 margin. blanked Detroit 3-0, Baltimore' . W. L. P<l. GB ,eague .· underground garage a! Southern League play Monday. C. Wyatt went all the way whipped Boston 4-1 then lost Mmnesola 36 24 .613 Los A I 43W. 6L. 3 GB Thl .tec&cnir~d l n~e~ In ~ulo ~mlo'1 ft:c uctl 38 ,; 3· auditorium. was !he winning for the winners striking out 11 the sec'Ond game of the double- Chicago 37 24 .607 New revolutionary design lets you install it in J. t in nch on foot, o; lk and Mike and W1!lking six. Will stru<k out header ,l-2, Kansas Ci ty split a Clevela nd 37 24 .607 '.> ,Milwaukee J4 26 m111ules - sl·pI s on l'k us rkeda btrk uses, In autos lord. oo e oss for Bed· 13 and walked only two for lhe _lwin bill with New York, win- Bali> more 31 27 .m 2 San Franmeo 29 .554 S ' I e a glove. Now available for pa. . oc s away . . Pirates, nmg 6-2 then losing 4-2 and Del rOll JS 21 .565 3 IPitts bur h . most standard cars and compacts. The Jam <aught tbe pollee de- S hitters were Ron Pirate hitters were Steve Washington at Chicago , was , Los Angele.• 32 36 .471 9 ;; ;; ·: : otr guard. Traffic . Kern, each Van Meter with a double and postponed by rain. ]New York 29 36 .446 !O'h ,SI. Louis 30 J6 .l55 II " roug out downtown Cleveland . ree smg '" Mike Wtl· Jed Will, a triple For l he Law who won 20 a I Boston 26 31 .413 12'.f Chica o . ' ;as 'for more than an and Wayne Dodgers Jon Bock .had a three the Cy Young Washington 26 39 .400 !J'h ' ;: ·:;: :;., the game started and Pete Sa pI run homer and Tom Vaughan, for lhe world champion Pirates Kansas City 18 41 .3fJ5 18',., New York 23 4S .33ll 19 ': ; 1 were entering the H' yre, a a two run homer C Wyatt and almost a 1 ed · ' T d I . '' paTrk in !he fifth inning. ea<h had " I F.. Fife also had when he::, ues ay's Results Tuesday's Results he home opener here A art and Ike bled . on ,. IS· Kansas City 6 N y k 2 • re 1 21 drew 44.335 fans and eat a double: Roy I Tbuo , la y's Gameo :ver t how- New York 4 2, 5 St Louis 4, lsi. twl Thanks For Your Participation With was a tremendous turnout in . nson an Gary Hart, two Sl. Louis at Cincinnaf ni ht he , o s ronger and Ballimore 4 Boston 1 1st rn ' 1. LuuJS 2, 2nd,. night Our Coupons During Regatta Week·End THE WINNER WAS si:: ;nd ·r;:f::rg RUBY SCOTT, WEST COLUMBIA, W. VA. . . New York at Houston, night reeled off seven 3 Delroil 0 . Pittsburgh 6 San o'. eAil Nationally Known Brands availahle: LeesBigelow - Mohawk - Monarch Downs On Womens We Repelr All. I GLIDER CUSHION SETS n 2~"-: n;.!fJn. RADIO & T.V.,__., ~VELAND (UPI) - Miracle or mirage? Thts wu the question that befuddled the Cleveland man~gemenl today after 66,948 fans poured into Munici- l Mmnesot • • ID .night pal ~tadmm Tuesday to watch the Indians beat the . a "'-'-• wu .. .,... 10 innings. 'Cannon' Sheets and Towels 79c RUBBERMAID ICE CUBE TRAYS .... SALE 2 for 99c 52.98 ICE TRAY CADDIES SALE $2.00 $2.99 WEST BEND TEFLON COATED FRY PANS Sole 1.99 69c AFRICAN VIOLET SOIL --- --- --- -- _. .. 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SALE $2.00 52 .•9 PLASTIC GARMENT BAGS ---- --- ----- SALE $1.79 ment cushions, for chairs, chais$7.95 BRASS WALL PLAQUES ------ -------- SALE $4.00 es, two and three seat gliders. $2.69 SEAL GLOSS FLOOR FINISH ----- ----· SALE 51.00 69c SIMONIZ FLOOR WAX ...... --- --- SALE 40<· 89•· SUN GLO FURNITURE POLISH ------ - -- SALE 4Gc $1.39 TREWAX FLOOR WAX . ---------- SALE $1.00 $2.39 LARGE SIZE RING MOULDS .... ____ SALE $1.50 69c PINT SIZE VAPOCAN FREEZER BOXES . SALE 35< $4.95 WOOD KNIFE HOLDERS .... _ __ SALE $2.00 69r PYREX PIE PLATES __ . __ ____ SALE 2 lor 99c $1.95 SWIVEL TIE AND BELT RACKS .... .... SALE 51.00 $2.95 BATHROOM SETS .. ..... ------ -- ----· SALE $1.48 $1.00 TEA POTS ___ ----- --- ---------- ---- - --- SALE SOc 51.00 PYREX BOWLS ---------- --- ------ --- -- SALE 5Dr $1.00 PYR!X MUGS .... ------ - ------ ----- -- SALE SOc 51 .25 PYREX BOWLS ------------------------ SALE 65c $3,00 PYREX CASSEROLES .... -- ------ ------ SALE 51.50 $350 PYREX CASSEROLES ____ __ , ___ __ ..... - SALE $1.75 $4.00 PYREX CASSEROLES- ---- - -------- - --- SALE $2.00 $3.00 PYREX CASSEROLES ...... -- ---------- SALE $1.50 lEANS $3.95 66,948 Fans Watch Indians Trip AL Leaders by 5 to 4 ' ' Elberfeld• Art Heodquerters For Housewares On The 1st Floor •ns Stretch Denim g - All Star --- ~ .j~ z• I ., ~:• GOEG.LE.IN READY.MIJ"CO. If. VA' N2l4 . 1 MIHhr•.rt. AMEI • RAMBLER AMERICAN ICIIIIIItOTORI-DI AI W to h AMIAIIADOII • MAIIUJI • CLAIIIC • .I\MIR.ICAI METROPOliTAN MOTORS, o. '· • HI ow 11 •• 600406 Eut M.oln St., PotlntrefY, ~: �. - ...·. ___ ,;;+- ·-.' .. 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'· .. --" •• • •' -' I DINNIIt KNIPI ltiOihfrMiney lavlnt Cll!pan• / I FREE '• ":< ~~~ 69e Cantaloupes JUMIO 51%1 IIDIIM YOUil M MAILIIl COUPON t.A flOil A BAG OF 10 · J9c French Fries ( -------------------- 1r 99• ANN PAGE - KIIUNCHV 01 CIIAMV SMOOTH ..... Cheese Slices -~ 1-1~- 69 Peanut Butter . _ •u~TANA nAND ANN PAGI-IUCM c•••Mv Lemonade ~-~--- ~·" 1Oc Salad Dressing __~vr:: 39c Tomato Soup AlP flROIIN-Itttultr ICrlnklt Cur '""" IVItt " liP "" . . "' "'"' Ill) ~ FINE FOR IARIICUIING CUT UP TRAY PACK SPLIT HALVES HIND or FORE QUARTIIS FRISH TllEifWii!ET FROi!:I!N ,- tlvll ft!Jiil'-ll'e lllll'clieil .. • PlY ....,.. " .. ~' r-'1 '> lilt bead ot.a ....-ril!*'cJ.JDo ·;111Qifllll4 ham II Ill RIGULAII 49c SPICIAL ORANGE JUICE $1.19 ,. APPLE PIE AlP ARMOUR'S CANNED PICNICS .......... ~. il'-.J JANE PARKIR BAKID GOODI LUNCHEON MEAT l9c - ~··,·· ·~ "~,, . Women Seamless Nylons 3 ,, .,.00 IUPiiltoRIGNT....IPICID CHIPPED BEEF ' , . •• • Nlll Staebler by llbout 380,000 luc:tanl 10 lU111p Into lilY ra~ His opponenla Ul both poilU.· I.:===::::;::;::::;;;::~:;====:;;=., alld carried 1 llepubUQIII Jieu. 1oo SDPn. FI'Oill ruttlltl'a sel<tom Oil parties ruc1 Into tltll Ol'lo l~t IOVernGI' lnl!> olllc:fl wllil wtn the Kentucky Derby or a tortcal aelivl11 the meDilln& SPECIAL - ONI WIEKI blm, pretldenU1I nomlnatlom, 4!1 NOI· IIIII llcmulty If IJMIIkJnc to as of today. But a Democrat was elected son Rockefeller learned Ute often so he wiD be well known NI!W SHIP'MINT-POI'ULAI What are Ute eredentil!ls that atiQrrJef &e'"'ral and the two bard w~y in 11164. You save 11roulll) the, ~try when aRomney could bring lo a prolio hoUIOI of Mlchlpn'l WCIIIalure fOOl' llrollllll lor thl run olhl!r PrtllldtnUII yoar rolll danllal race II ht •hould dllllldl WDill Ukt lbla: Sonalt-ID Rc- lbnluah 1be atretch. arolllld. Thil vl~w· flell no COil• Thtls 110 MieN M01h (run rtllotsllll to run? t_ pubUGintl U DtmOCI'a... HoUle Romnty workl In hlo •hlrt flrmallon lrom tho MJchtaan Celtrt laltl-llftl or ttn Ilk• Jlllwoa citrle• Mlolllllfll - RtpubiiCIIII Ill Domocrall, altem•. fluently lind capU~I. John ~ali carrlod Mlchlpn by 71• wllb milCh lervor. He Ia burilld How doe• 1uo I land on Ute IIUlt'e Utan 1 million vote• Ill Obvlou~ Romn:l . Ia 1 vote u q d or lnvUattono to mako big t••n•• ot •• da ? ....... -·· "'' Y MICIDLIPOitT, D. 1164. RQmney daleated 1111 Dem· ptltr a pon...... ~ •POiolloa and a~pto more !han VIet Nam-AmorloiP toretan ..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.~ 1 DCII'ItiO lor Good IIWIJI VI N- the IV poll!!)' II In bid llllpe. . •• SHARP CHEESE Joa.pkg. Crisp. Care.free. I And colorful as i I all outdoors. I Size& 28 to 38. ~,· l ... ~ sd too 100n aboul lbllr prospeoll, lbe News llltjll!cb "'ld the !lOll !bowed JolUillon mil1 could but anyon. ol the lour • . Pau IIIII Advice Smce I .101 lbe story aecond The Rmitha, both members hand. I Will Withhold Ute niUlles Ute New York City Opere have but 11 concerns the wile ol a been ro!Jined by llie publishers Jli'OIIllnoPI mldweatern". ot lhP Mobil Travel Qulde to For ltVI!II year., lbiJ lady dflve INJUnd the cm~ntcy and ~ ~"!!n lrl'Jrw to per•uade pe" out lnlormatlon of Utat r uuabond lo lake har on a aort. . trip to Jilprgpe, liar CAAIPAicn fintlb' Pf!l4 11ft and ha •IT~ Am g P g llUl quaiUI!llltlons 1o 111 thls lllllllll!ll'. wild lot 1uoh an Tlltn, Jlllt whn II lool!fd ll CIQIII'~t. A OOUjlle llko llUl trip Wll all 111, her prellf brave to go into. hnt••l• nu•~ 1111 • 111U trum WN!I. lllld mflltij and rell•ler a1 Jnaton. fmd Mrl. Jolm lmllh. 0$ lfonorar)o Tlllt Ill!~ I !lUI hilve lhl• ••••·'• PrOIIdent Jolmaon hid namlld vaoalk!n hlllllnl om him to 1111 henorlll')' 1101111011 In I IIOOI!IIIml tile •mtlhl durin• tht "DINIIfiVOI' Aliwl!ll" pr{l• M W~Pbil1jllon ~loJlQver ll'lm, Whtllf PIII'JKIIP .. to Olio NlqUORiod I ~ONQIYitlon. COWIIIf ~Ia to IP'II4! UU 'flljy IQJipllod m• with 'a•allolll Ill the l/nlllld llllw. mmu till' 1111 how 1o pll<ll< t.tavlnl lhil unfllrlDif lillY 1111 110 fml can still cloao to un)liWk ber •teamer lr\mkl, lid, what to do to avoid bein~ let Ul llllW 111m Ill Jll!m 1111! lnundllfod by dirty BQCkS and Helll!l imlth. who.are IMIIWII)> tblnjl ol IMI IUitllt'e. 01nneelod with · lbo •arne aut lllllclrtuna~y Ute i mtths P"llflilll. lallkld eJpel'lence in lhe cru. 'l'h'f l'#JlrHII!II ont Ill lb!J cl!lllll'tlll- Polnl No. I on one <O!Inlt}''• !ll!WI\It and falie~l ot llUl lorm Jheets they 11••• gl'llwii!J Pfl!liiPI!Iillllll. '!'he, are me l'l!ada as lollows : prafee!llmal VI!Qatlonllll. "lilllht ar nine houra of · Vllllatialll, AI you lmow, can 1111 II lli!Ually lon1 enough be pretty llrDdlvl tlQltfiPII!!III chlldNn are al~~t~g." 1f you dll!l't kMw !low to 110pe Tilt Smllhl obviously with lham. And nlll many ol never ta~n a vacation us amataun do. Whleh II when wiUt ohildren Ill Ute car. the profasotenali oomJ in. lhit II wlaal lf!IPratel lhe Their bus!nPU II Ill 1iv• u lmiOliRll from th• amateurs. C 12 Individual 1 . ... on ~ow to under-- ygq ml&hl 1!11• IP 1 vaoaUon and 11111 survive 1 Smart. Summery. - .. Pomeroy-MI~ditport, o:, Juna ;,-lOOH 18 oz. pkg. :Jhip'ti:.Yiiore· I I -~ WIICONIIN- TANGY-AGID C:Hillfl All I I ,bound? .. And That is What Separates The Pros from the Amateurs EVA~·! MILK TOILET TISSUE .. u.s. LOWEST PRICES EVERYDAY! VAN CAMP'S . . . ......... _ . • pemm ! 49c MARSHMALLOWS - 2 ..... lbe foDowblg excluelve Inter- saicl !'and 1 think it would rlew wllll VPI Ida \'lelll 011 a maximum 1111 lllwt fll 1111 1*'11 llld UOD 1o the parly In Ill llllrronl 1111 llud oa kt)o ll- GGI· neodl. , .1 think lbtl unlQII w1 lnllllq t b • lhllltd lllln DIP puU all elemant• or ~ todaJ,I party toJelller and lei a VII')' aa dlllllletlve and adequate · 1 f QA,...y FlllROVIiON ol dlroollon that lbe Jllrly UPJ NtllallllporMr co b)l the bo1rd1. But I LANIINO, Mloll. (VPI)-Thl lblllk you 010 contribute 11N Ill Republican polll~nt qualtly to tho PArlptrqUt acrosa lht aounlr)' are on tho lbll lima and be a1ptrln1 &ovtrnor of Mlchl••n today, lo polntlnl In your aoUvltleo toare tho 1111 ol Ttut (Whllo wllrd lllal. I think everybody In Houle dlvlllon). lbil party at lhla time oulht to On lbt bull ot bl• reoord be pointing toward 111M or lhl1 ovtr tht 1111 lhree yom, party oould bo In ~111 trouble." G110111 Romney looks 80nd AI Wblle he Wll NIYI111 thO" a Pl'flldentlal oandldat. In 1111111 lhlnJI the Detroit Nowa pubto Ill• men who Ire lrYinl to Ua~ed a diJpetch trom Weihlns· Pull the RepubUoBn porl)o baok ton indloatinll much White !ottlber ond lind •omebody who Houa~ lnlorest In Romney aa a 01111 rive Pro.ldent JoiiQion a pollbl\1 opponent In 1116ll. The real race nOll lime IQ't)Qnd tho dlipotoh laid Pre•ldent Jo~n.oon track. had recolved tile reault1 ot a And what do a t Romney prlv•to poll lndlcallnJ thot, 11 1blnk! Either ho clnun'l know ol now, Ronu"y would be the aow or he 11 iceoplllll 1111 own tm~abo.t Rtopubllcan to beat In· CW1111ll. The moat 1111 Mid 1ay llda Now York State. Richard In 111 lnltrvltw here In !he Nllion w11 socond. Darcy Gold· llalt Cllpllol Is IMI !here are water third, Nell(ln RQilkeleller two ..-llblliUea In hi• lmmedl- lourlh. ata lutuf.., to run tor another Informed ol thla 41•patch, lerm a1 IOVernor or to run lor Romney 1111llod 1111d lot It 10 at l!ai Senile. that. W.t RepubllDI!III set elat. RUTLAND HI-C ~·· · ,. . . . . . . IIPITOR'I NOT I• Gov. "How aboul runpinclor ODI tl the lblq 1 bit hllhlr thOU! leader~ G1 I be Oraa4 014 be wu at~ed. PlriJ II WI lkat, IIIII ID "Thal'l purs IPICullllim," re AnnOUDCed ' ,. ; Otorce IIAIID!l~J. only 1 calorie per seroing no sugar at all RACINE _ White HOuse (Texas Division) is WitChing Mr: Romney cola LYONS .... +Dally Senti;.. I, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0~ JUIII ~ 181& d: eW SfU dentS Ri Grande 40 J 'diet~ rite. : ...... .. MluemUle. Richard Thomas, Glady11 Tbo' llallom al on•• on • lrealy II I ' 111'88 to Everett Thcm&l, Clara 'l'homas, Lot , Minersville. ::tNNATl (1Jll0 - The u a two-run homer Bnd II·~-hit to halt the spread of nuclear By United Press mterna ona Alabama's attdmey genersl . K U HID to Eurana 'l'homa1 ·to E_vorett II. 1e power of tile CinclnnaU pitching ea~ a 4-2 deciSIOn WOipoDS, cllllinK lbo p-oblllll k and the uncan01 abiUey aver Ute !1dmg St. Louts Car- 111era urgeal lbllll file Will' lla deQitrld Will' on the Ku Klux Wallace Hi 11• a e N1. E 'l'boma1, Lot, MlneriVille. ,Ct, hitters to deliver in the dtnals. VIti Nam. 10111 Tuesdly, calling KiiDfo James W· Catnaha~ Dl!)' · a--·lln• ptua wamlnp __ "hooded ,..,_ . _. dedi- Carnahan, parcel!, utton. , TWO FINED In b. came IQ Ute fore aga '111e twin WiiL'l moved Cincln- ....... • u=• ~· d F kw lay niiJII H lile Reds r• noll to within three games or made by hla assaSIIIIaled bro- cated to clvU disorder." Harley Jones, Donna Mae Mels• County Ju ge ran. • d 1 . d tber, In a Senate speech Ken. . J to WUiiam c. Jones, El· Porter; Jr., has lined WillllUII ld oecon Paee. and league-leadmg Los Angeles an aed1 ed lhe piUIIII 1111> Bichmond Flower~ said m ones Is Bedford L SalllllUIIII and James W. 1 ree h~mert. ~lple 54 opened up a 1II ~arne teed over clear ~ bas tealy of 1161 Monljomury his office lied op· si~;r::n~~J:'r~et:m Ma~ Phillips, $10 and costs each on rn"t.~ :~~r olathe dou- Milwaukee, whlc lost. be extended to cover certain ened a full invettl&ation o! Ute Brnck to . Berna;d Paul Laval· conviction ol dis:t.;bing tbe lldtr and ln Ute nighteap st: Louie got oil to a t-0 lead uderp>oaDd 10811. Klan, wh1ch he said was a !"'' ley, Bomlce L. Lavalley, 23.!6 peace. BoUt llnel ore IUipe'!:i • in the first inning of the opener , , lll&ll!.i!l Utlcally poWII'ful organl•allon acres, Sutton. ·ed. Gerald McDaniel was !In 2 off storter Joey Jay. who for wlUt lor mON momber1 in Ala- Lee Wall&ee, Mary Wallace $10 and cosls for mloDcaliDII. the second CQD3ecutlve time SERVICES NIGHTLY blma than Ute 2,100 uaually and Claud J. Dry, Helen M. Dry was knocked out. There will bt ilfVIoea nJahlo- Hllmated. EMellll!nl, Olive. 2 OFFroli:S TO ClLO!IE ly, Monday lbroqh Frldi)', at t Ill f Clark A Wells ,Tewel R. The Pomeroy apd Middleport t 0 Cincinnati got a _run .m tile 7 : ~ p. m. wiUt EvanJOIIil R. Flower~,G8 fr~QP cr ~~-Wells to Fannie M . Durst, pat' post offioes will b• closed July fourUt on Vada P10son s lOth H. Hostetter and his team at Ala~ma ov, 1101'10 . a oell 't..ebanon. 5. There will be no rural deUv· homer of lhe 11118011 and took tbe bi& &ospel tent on Rl. 126, laces racial atanda, crltaclzed ~ Thoma•. doc., to David ory or window aorvice. Tho pest SAVE YOUR RC COLA, DIIT·RITI COLA. NIMI, the lead In the tilth on a pa~r in South Portl;lnd. Go!;pel Ala~ma voler rcatstrat\o~ laws J. Tliomao, Richard Thomll, office building will, however, TllUI! FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 lOTTI.& of J'lllll, that tncludll4 a bases- pr<!aching, teaching lor aU as not ldequate at al · Clarence Thomas, Royal Thorn· be open for bol owners, CAPS. iss chrtatlne Bahr• Middle- empty bomer by Doron John· race1, ~lor• or OI'Hda. Spec- "Many ol aur law• are fixed IIJ, Robert Thomas, ll'l)'lllond THEY ARE VALUAILEI .; Mill Suzapne llradbury, eon, hll lith of Uto year. lal IDUIIC. and set in order to prevent Ne- Thomlf, George Thomal, Ch.., The_ statue of Abr~ham Lin· Wli WII.L PAY '11 CINT dleporl, and Richard 1M Fnnk Robinson opened the groes from voUng," 1ald Flow- lotte Thomu llvans, aka Lot- coin Ill Yfashington s Lanco: EACH TO YOUR IIAVORITE CHARITY ;t, Chester, are enrolltd u lead to f.l with 1111 Utb homer, Ca!hmere wool i& never era, considerlld a potential can- tie Thol!lRI lilvana, All. lor Memorial II 18 laet high lro students at Rio Grande Cei· also with tbe bllll empty, in •hom. dldate for aovernor nlll year. Irani., ManeriYIIIt. head to foot. : for the first summer , ... Ute slxUt inning. Tbat was all . for Bob Gibson, trying to break 1ere are 43 new and trans- a personal six • game lollnl 1tudento enrolled in t h e atre&k. thaaotem Ohio college for James Brew Tie first time this summer. Jay had held tho Cards in tber 1tudento !rom this or- cheek until the s1venlh, when Clover Ftrm ceturnlnc to Rio Grande Co~ they erupted for three runs of! Clover ''"" Store •'!'Ito Store With A Hart" ~ for Ute flrat summer term htm to tie the &arne. Tim MeDepartment Store Duane WoHe. Racine: Law· Carver led ol! the inning wilb Route7 Fifth 1nd Pe1rl PHONI SH Sol$43 ce Wolfe, Roelne: Mrs. Lucy a homer and Uten one out later, RACINe ile, Pomeroy ; Jim Wickline· Mike Shannon, pinch h1tter Bob TUPPERS PLAINS RT. 124 RUTLAND O,.n I to I Mon. '~"' Sat. :ine; Miss Drusilla Will, Skinner and PhD G..hano 1te 3, Pomeroy ; Mrs. Anne smacked oonsooutlve doublu. ner Dexter · Ernestine Bill McCool camt on to pllch :ktdn, Hemlock 'c rov•; Don. tho final 2 2-3 lnnlnfl for his Stivers, Middleport: Mrs. fourUt win m seven Geolllona. :h Stearns, Houle l· Racine ; Johnson led oil tho nlnUt with s. Bertha Smith, Reule 3, a triple off Hal Woodoihlok, neroy : Dennis Saoleno, Mid· who Uten walked two men to port : Larry Rltche, Miners- load Ute baa.. wiUt no ono out. •; Mrs. Emalone Pratt, Mid- Rede . Ma11111•r Dlek Slater went port: Leater Manuel, Rome to his beneh ani) called ~n ~ . . Ml Charlotte Man· Charloe Jamea, tormer Cardm. •Rocmet • • Ra• 1 • M. 1 Bar- al, who smgled home tbe win· , u e ., ae ne, 18 nmg run. ·a Lo~~n. Pomeroy: Mrl, l!:d- John Tiitourio warming up RigM ReservQd Lee, Route I, l'<lmeroy: Leo for the oecond game, frred his nnedy, Jr., Middleport; Mrs. firsl pitch over the catcher's To l;lmlt try Hill· Rout• 2, Raci~e ; head and hlih apin•l Ute backs. Diana lllirliOger. M1d IJ>- stop. Quant!tle1 ·t; Lawrence Hasbargen, Star "I'm going to have a good u'e, Pomeroy ; .Donald llBn- ntshl toni~ht," tile rl&hthander og, Route I, Middleport muttered to himself. Mrs. Kaye Fick. Chester; Through tile fir&t lhrM in· :herd Chamber~, Mlddlaport; nings ol the second &•me he 46 OJ. mo;s Carpenter· Pomeroy ; was con~tantl~ fidptlnf, and ss Neda Bradford, llllddle- was in a jam. can1 cl; Ed Bartels, Route 2, "I wtl wild 11 the NBin· meroy; William Bahr, Long ning," he admitted, "but mayC:AfiiPflllli 1 ttom, and Will(am Arnall, Jr., be I was IU~On!Hllously trying -~~. ute 2 Racine. to pace mysell because 1 tell llkl•· I had to ~ nine innings il I ' was going to &et aQiltller chance 11115TANT COIII'el to start." He was making his first start (Continued from page I l since he loot May 28 to San tich dlagnooe speetmena sent FranoiJeo. · by mall. MJieaey Plte)lel ToniJbl HUltON IRAND . His action followed a report Tsitouris had allowed two tall the Col umbia Broadrastinl run• to aoore in the third incans stem (CBS) thai thousands nlng and Dick Groat wao dtll'lora had uaed the &erv• perched op llfCOnd alter doub' ,. of laboratories which fall- ling. Thore was no one out. SNO·E BRAND FINE to identify a bacterium that uld cause a typhoid fever epiTO MEET THURSDAY ·mic. The [.eypl Women'• Club ol the Church ol Christ at MidCH"PON LICJIJID dleport will hold its mlllllhl~ meet1111 al Utp home ol "'"· Vulued at 8500 Robert Reibel on T1Jurad«1. Apprallmately UIIO- worth nl JUfle ot 7:30 p. m. tulpment w" ttol!en In the _ PllT IIAIIIR -ea1<inJ lll1d entering Mopdpy DRJVIII CITI!:P ght •t lhe 1\ypr Creek Hiih lfllrold Hal-,, ~. Mlddlegort, :hoot nNr Chetlhlre. hu been clled to MaYQr Ctw. The vondal• did exten•lve 101 Leaar'a court on 1 charJe ama~e to tbe achool'a di)Ol'• or runnl111 , r ld liCJit, JQ-10 IRAND nd v~lll)lnJ machllws. and Ohy Klur waa lined flO The lhfl'lll'• department 11 1nd co1t1 on an lltlllolltten IIU lllvelllgating the Incident, charge. Oll ·~.~.'i""' GOLDIN $WilT ICIIIlO- Clllll' • 10~10 .,., liD JI(INJ - YILLOW MIAT Htacl Lettuce _ 2 h••~39c Fr•h Peaches ~ 2 Vltll II"INID ___ CALI,OPIA-JLUM~UIC'f "" 29C 0 rape& T.omat0e1 lu~y llloo,. - - - Ito. ........ �• ,. .. .. ' . ., .~ ''"•.f ...~.. . ] <( SWEET For Baking or Stewing TRUT CRUIID Pi181fplt .... 100 . ·· ,~ Avg. c.. Swift's Premium, Plavor r- QuU\IUtl, ,- CORNER SECOND and MILL Mondly Thru Thursday-9 to 6 Prlday and Saturday-8:30 to 8:30 GI'HII Gl•nt TAKING A DIM VIEW-Although arti stic rock formation:: loom ab ove- them, mem• bers of an archeological expeclttion ure conc('rncd with chan g in~ tl res in Libya. ' ... ., ,. ~ ' •·t '' FLOUR .!. 19c ' I Crackers 2 ::.:· Quartered INCIIt Quartered c SLICED lb • 39 C . ~ GROU BeefL Whit-Yellow & O.vll'o fold Plcg. Froth, leaR, Ivery Oun.. Qua.,.nteld LUIICHEON LOAVES SLAB BACOI firm green heads Lettuce PI- lb. SLICED CHEESE 49c - "' ·-"'4"§' JOLOGNA, PICKLE & PIMENTO 55 "· C Your Cholclll Anyll10 SWim IROOKFIILD AMERICAN & PIMENTO SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. 5. GOV"l. INSPECTED IWifM PRIMIUM U. S. GOY'T. INSPICTED Iceberg \ .. lb. BEEF LIVER Swift's Pra11i111 - U. S. Gov'l. laspaotlll Cake Mixes '1.89 39 Legs IWANS DOWN ~ Gold Med•l 12-oa. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOY'T. INSPICTID CHICKENS 49c Sklnl110 Plcg. co no Dixie Belle WIENERS NI.IOSC11 Niblets 812-. '1 IWII'T'I PREMIUM TENDIR GROWN U. I, GOV'T. INSPECTED flESH FRYING SWifT'S PREMIUM U. I. GOV'T. INSPICTID All MEAT .Peas - BEETS ~ 10c fully oolocted from flocka of heavy brHd hwl. lolstd Ill"' clally lor baking er otowing. The01 Young Hens are U. I. Oov't. Inspected, proconod when they reach the poak of tenderne11 and flavor. Royal Prllct J• , Yosemite Cut "I; . Grown Young Hen1 are ca .... ,., "'""' "''...,. auP•II IIAiiiiiiTi " IAIDU / I Whole 4To61b • . ly·lh..Pioce lb. c Huds c katie EVANS (~~ _.., _ BUTTERMILK .. ·· ·· ·\''I ~ ,. \.f_'l.V;:;) "LOW·CALORIE" Matas Tasla Bellar wllh Fresh fralls 1nd Va1alablas! Rtd or White-Low Calorlt SwHtnau GRAPES lb. For tha Calorie Conscious 39c Cucumbers ~f foam rubber spikes cover an ultra-quiet chamber for testing aerospace antennas in Buffalo, N.Y., electronic company. SPIKING NOISE- Thousands VIETTI ......... l11f Pork o':..-:·· 49c 2~~~ 79c APPLES Sliced Green Beans . 4 ··"·lV179c 5 $1 Showboat Pork & Beans katie Evans Salad Dressing ~~. 39c --------~~--~---Ml Choice MARGARINE ....• katie ElliS Fine Baked Foods APPLE PIE IO.PIICI DICORATID GLAII TUMBLER SET -•i•ro or Dopoo4 Pattern ••SpaoiaU ,.lie 8 '!".:- 11 , 39c BRUD PIE SHELLS Pke. •' 121 PET IITJ """ CREAM PIES 11 3 ~:· 39c \.. Donald Duck Frozen Orange Juice 11 6 $1 6..1. $ (1111 3 29C Alcoa Foil Hershey's Choc. Syrup 5't:~ '1 3 Hei1z letchu, 12" Width 20-oJ • •• btlt. 12-os. c1n1 The Number of Prizes By Selecting 2 Winning Nos. PRIZES .,. ~ '~25o IVANI ICEBOX RYE PET RITZ THIS WEEK FOR CAME #7 WE'RE DOUBLINC IVANI- COIN TOP '~2h , .•. PEANUTS .... - - -··-- SUNSHINE Chcl~t&S.niMra Choc. Fudge COFFEE off ~~· '2.39 Sandwich ~:;~· 49c 20c Plll1•11ry's • ,· 1ft.. UW Whole Kerntl 8 ~~; 99c FASHION BIAID-For a gala evening aboard the new Italian luxu•y ' lliler, Michelan(elo, In New Yol'k, ma»y of the guesll wore hairdo• 1lkt tbJ1. •!1-oz. cal Creo11 Style c 2c0ff wood, he wondered how they'd behave between •cenes. Actually as 'he found out, they did everything right the first time and, between scenes, beha~ed themselves. •:,; 10. CORN Dog Food WHEN FILM PRODUCER Ivan Tors thought about ~orking' with animals in Holly- ' (,f' 'I ~ ll<>"Tt~Ho\ ;o;E ~-.:~· 10. Royal Prince COLDEN Clftl PAID WOOL-GATHEliER-Guilt Is firmly etched on the face of this London pup after she tan. gled wi1b ball of wool. Little lllell will probably get "DiclreDS" from owuer on his rutw:a. .... • --~---. . :IAI.LoN, ·I CREEN CIANT 1 PILGRIMAGE OF SPLENDOR- With the snow-covered Swiss Alps as a backdrop, Clllltolls of Appenzell and ~hodcn march to celebrate 1405 fight for freedom. for TANGY NEW lpoonsfull of L111tiousntu Cantaloupe 2 19C Swift's Vialfta Sa111p lorton's Sail ':~~.... <. H1al's Tomllo SuM Htnl's Cling Peaches " LaMarlna Pineapple cr. Libby's Pork I Beans &...... '1 26-o&. 10. ..... •ur'rW!ii:i . tr Ballard's lutttrillllk-sw-llk 39c -- --·- . BISCUITS ··-- - -·· ... 4 'o.". 37c ,_ ,, ' -· ~ -•. •,. . , ·.. I ,r: ' .... ~·~ '•'"if . I . �I} Wedding Party 'n/y About ' J f ntertame · ' d People In 0 s rda a Y Pomeroy : Preparatlom for JORDANs VISIT 1 TI!Podor 11 s Cmmcil '"" " ...,"" a'""'" '""\ r and Mrs Clarenoe Jor- ' M d A'll - ~nd tamily ·were woekend 1 MPels on on llY ' mOl S Social are Made .Is of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy 'l'heodorus Council. Daughters t t :Inger ol Lancaster. The ol America, mel Monday even- _, . n U ans also vislled in Colum- 1 1 lh IOOF Hall with Lot- •' A rehearsal dinner was held . to ng a e . 'd' J at the Martin Resmurant SaturSunday before rt>lurnmg t 1e Cohen ..councilor, p.rest mg. Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Elkms dav evening lor members ,1r . home. . ~e meetmg opened m ntual· and son, Sieve. of Columbus and thf brtdal party in the wedding lsllc torm. Cora Oe!'lny was re· Mrs. H. B curd spent sevrrHt Miss Beverly Perrin and Mr l ported ill and Mary B. Hetne•!l davs lishmg at Horky Fork 01Wiii'am Dixon. The tables were 1and Gladys Cuckler home from L.a.ke . de~rated with flower arrange~ hospital and improvmg. Jt was 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. G Preston iments and candl... announced that the books would j 01 Huntmg!cm and Mr_s. Harnet Attending were Miss Perrm pineapple ice cream, and ---------, bt' auditt'd Thursdav rvemn~ at , Presion ot Alabama vJslted Mr. and Mr Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. lma•e cake also will be avalla- 11 TONIGHT a. THURSDAY the home ot Mane Hauck. and Mrs. Homer Hu!ley Sunday Tom Perrm ol Lexington. Ky .; ble. . NOT OPEN Assisting Tuesday I rouncil deputy . Dean H;umlz Mr. and Mr~. Dan Morr~s re-:Mr. and Mrs. John Harr1son BY REQUEST were Mr. Vincent Dabo, I and Glem~ra S~alzt>l werE' nam- turned to lhear ho~e , Cmcm- and Sharon. Middleport: .\1r. FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Mnt. Paul Haptonstall, : ed to ass1st wath the audtl In- mlt1 Tuesday, after a weekend and Mrs. Carl Jones and dau~ J .... 25'26 llaptonstall, Miss Phyllis ''TWO ON A GUILLOTINI" stallation ot officers will be vtsll with their par~nts, Mr ghter. Carleen. Dra}'lon Plain~. chim, Mrs. Edward Burkett, Connie StPvens, DeaD J one1. held at the next meetmg. The and Mrs Hobert Morns Sr. and Mich.: Mr. and Mrs. William ' Cesar Romero, 1 Mrs. Richard Owens, Mr. Pomeroy group wt>nt to Stark's Phflrma- Mr and \1rs. Arthur Hoyt. :conger ;md son. T. J., Jackeaner ~ , Colorcartoons Mrs. Thomas Kelly, Mrs. , r·v for rt>fre!'ihment s Mrs Rdtth Thomas return-[' son Mr and Mrs. Thomas D1x~ Herman Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. t'd home Fnday, atter a two on . .Jackson: Miss Coleen Wil~ SUN .. MON. ond TUES. Russell .Lyons, Mr. and A~~h:ll weeks VI Sil in Columbus ~· 1th son. Logan. Be~rbara Jones, JuM 27-21-29 EvereH Baohner, Karen JS< her SISler, Mrs. EIZ'o:J W1ggms Mrs Richard Lonr,. Mrs Rob--1 "HUSH, HUSH, ner, Mrs. Fred Lewia and SWEET CHARLOTTE" . Mr and Mrs. Thomas Vessel, ert Sisson. Charlene Davis, Rev. Howard Ruppe II. Bette Davis, Olivia deHavvl1· and .lames Watson ol Colum· jKathy Ml'Eihmny. Carolyn Rusland, J o:s. Cotten, Agne• bus spent Sunday w1tn thear par-) sell Dennis Saelens Jack SatMoorehead. Cecil_Kellaway. ents. Mr and Mrs . Leroy Wal- terf;eld, The Rev. H;1ward Ru~ ASKED TO SPEAK Wm. Campbell, VIctor 801> no, Mary A.stor. 1 ' '"· . Minersvtlle. . _ pelt, Mrs. Lillian Ste fl. Middle- TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY _ Mr. and Mrs. The Rev. Howard Ruppel! Colornrtoon Misses Ethel and Clara Gar- port , Forrest Bachtel. Mount Swa of Portland will celebrate their 50th weddi:ng the Middleport Presbyterian '' l<~ nd Mr and Mrs. LewJs Har· Union College Alliance · Ron- ry n ' · ~nd Mr< Pearl Phillips at- . c 11 t ·k · anmversary Sunday, June 27. Mr. and Mrs. Swan were ~~~ 1 cted tlw 5oth weddmg ~nrn- nre " Jan. · ac son married June _30, 1915 and are the parents of three versarv ol Mr and Mrs. Arlh- wv.r•"" -·""·"'" ' ... --~..,.,o·. children, Marvtn Swan, of Mld_dleport; Mrs. Wm. C. ur r.vans at the HidwetJ Methory Jol Moser, of Glendale, Cahforma, and Mrs. ClllfeiD<_:e THE FABRIC SHOP dist church. Mr. Evans' fo1n(Maxine) Price, of Portland. There are three grandchll· dren, Marilyn and Bill Swan and Patsy 'Price. Mr. and er Thom•s Evans ol Lan<"dS· POMEROY, OHIO te; who IS 96. also attended Mrs. Moser are spending a three-week vacation in Ohio The Evans lamilv are former and wtll be present for the anmversary. Mmersv1lle res1d~nt.s ei)Orf J Mr. Swan is a retired Rural Mail Carrier, having Edward Parker and family Mr. and Mrs Millon Smart served for 42 years in Meigs county. SEWING MACHINE havt> gnne to New Mrxaeo whe-re !' and daugt 1ters, Sus;m Barbara In observance of the anniversary, an open house will he wtll seek employment , and Hoberta of Perrysburg, be held Sunday, June 27, pi the home of Mr. and Mr~. i Mr. and Mrs Charles Grueser •were •O<·kend gues ts ol his Clarence Pnce, Portland, from 2 to 5 p.m, Please OID!I i and s1:ll .Jot:n ha_vr _return:~ ! P••rt'n ts. Mr and \!Irs Paul gifts. nome at1er a VIS it m Tt-xa:s Smart. Barbara <md Roberta ·::.:::.:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ TW0 • H0 UR e • enttne MEIGS THEATRE I DRY CLEANING SERVICE I' 1 Ro.binson's 'j ===========""'===----•-•••( Around And About M d/ id 1 ' CLE!.RANCE Closing Bible School Program Given At AuditOriUm on Thursday Evenmg Willi their daughter and s~n remamed lnr a vrsll With lhr'll' m-law, Mr an~- Mrs. James grandparents j • • • Hake! ond tanuly George Dallas and son . Steve, Vl,rs. Jar:'1b G dlorckl ner reMturn- i of South Chorleston Onto, Vts!l-1 The closin• program of the Linda Lipscomb assisted by ed JOmt' lYOn ay rom e1gs , d 1 1 d •.., · · Im-,' e recent ·V ,Will \lrd an Mrs. I• ~yracuse Commf.nity Bible Marie Rizer taught lhe Priml•.enera 1 Hosp1 1a 1. and IS · F'orr~sr IIBacrde 1 an pruvrng M I k \1rf Cand , School was given on Thursday ary group ..They repeated mem~ r~ . Wr wm Mat ar o res- evening, June 17, in the local ory verses and sang For God · irr. l 'chool auditorium . The theme So Loved the World. ~Irs M. C . Wi lson lrft Fri- of the school was "Jesus Teach- The Junior class was taught day for a v1s1t 111 lluntmgron , 1~s Us." by Pam Sylvester with Debbie w Va with relative.<. ' The Americon flag. carried Hayes as her helper. They reMrs Lenore Hohar1 Kenl oi bv Keith Lisle. the Christian c1ted memory verses and sang Parsonag~ lndtanapolis. Ilid " IIIe ~uesl l fi;,g by David L ~scomb and The Lord fs My Shepherd, and A rontributron ol $50 w<J~ ur her Slslrr. Mrs. ff'dnc <.lark Cr:.~ig Cottrill carrying --<:"-the. Brt>ak Thou the Bread of Life. nhrde ro the p~:~rsnnage lund und !hPrr mother , Mrs. Mavme Btble. led the marcn of child- 1 A playlet. What Would You when the Loyal Ht>lpers class l lwb.J rt • . . , rrn into the room . Ple_dges ~er_e [ Do was presented by the ol tne Syraeuse Methodist Mike Shal(:'r Is aUendrng tne l given to the three m umson , teen·agers. It_ gave _the prob1cnureh met Monuay evenmg at 'iurnn 1 ~ 1_· sess ion at Mar~hHII : followed with prayer by the .' terns and the1r solutions l!tu• homt> ol f\,']r.s. Ho~';-d Thorn -· Un1vers11\. Hunlrng•nn W. Va ' Rev Paul Sellers of the E U. Christian tenn-agers 1n school. as Weekf'nd gu('sts or Mrs AI- ' B. Church and !he children sang 1 stressing that being a Christian Mr.s. Ralph Roh:-~ on. pres!· fn•d Starlwrry. Sr were ll~r "Keep Your Hearl m Tune." I comes first, wh le being popu. dent . conduct~d lhr meetmg fam11' . \1r. and Mr.s Alfred , Thr Nursery class with Rose [ Jar comes second. This group wh1rh npent:>d with Psa lm 23 rn St·arberr.v . .rr. Jnd children·, Ann Ltsle as teacher and Suz- was taught by Eleanor Kay un1son . Ot:>votions laken from ITipp ril _\'. ~H and Mrs. Hal ph· anne Winebrenner as her helper I Schneider assisted by Linda ~omans were lf'd by Mrs. Wrl - Sot'km;m, Columbus: and Mr. sang This Is the Way We Go Lavender. lltam E1ct1mger, whn also read <md Mrs . Larry Wells and son, to Chureh and Jesus Loves Me ! The EUB Church was an art icle, "This Js My Story, '' Ricky, Columbu_s ~rs Scarber- and gave. their prayer. They sponsor while the First Uinited · ba>ed on ,thr hym11 · Blessed ry pions lo reSide 111 Columbus played a melodious tune by the , Presbyerian Church will spon1\ssu rance. ' and closed w r t h folloY~m g d1sposa l of her prop- tov band. 1 sor it in 1966. Eileen Clark serv~ pravt'r .'\1\rs. Helen Damdwood erty m M1ddleport Other recenl ·The Begrnners group's teash-1ed as the business agent, Miss' drscus_sed the hf~ of Sa muel. gm.. sls or Mrs. Scarberry were er wa$ Sharon Roush, as~Jsted Lisle and Miss Sylvester as pi· Our-rng tht> busmess sesston, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Riggs of by Terri f'erre!l, Janice Man· anists and Miss Winebrenner as plans were made for a p1cnic Crooksville . and Mrs. Ethel Car- uet ttnd BrE>nda :'1-tichael. They the song leader. Deluxe Zig·Z•g Sewing M•chine "' the Syrar-~se park , Monday . ler of Long Bottom. sang their theme song and zac-! Myla Hudson and Mabel Pick, luly 19 at 6 .!0 p.m. Named as Weekend guests ol Mr. and chaeus giving memory verses ens had also helped with the (model6001 t~t' co~mrllee f_or the Picnic Mr!'. Lf'o Kenned.v \,erf' her and st;owed ilerns !hey had school. • ... In this modern style desk! 1 Y.ert> M1ss Marc1a Kar_r. _Mrs ~~s~ers. Mr. and Mrs. C. R mode. Rev. Paul Sellers compllmentDamewood ond Mrs E1chmger I Bailey and sons, Richard and 1 _ . - . ed and thanked all who had ·Winner of Singer Typewriter At Reg1H1 . A round -robm c-he.:r card was I M1dwrl· Mr.s. Jesse Lake. West I assisted with the school and 1 sent to M": Dana. Hy se ll .lefferson: and Mrs C. R Gil- l af S presented them with cerliliclot~ Norma Curtis, 33 Anne St., Pomeroy I The meetmg closed with th• bert, Spnngf~eld. Mr. Gilbert of apprecialion. He stated I MJ7.;:ah benedtc!Jon and a S<llad IS in Canada on a fish ing trip. there was an enrollment ' r~urse was. served by t.he host- , .\1rs Don Bnrkey of Martella [ 70 with I$ having perfect at' e: s lo the ahove and ' 1rs . ~1 ~-' 1 - spPn1 Monday with her mo!hf'r, 1 tendance and thai he was sure vtn Gr1mm. Mrs. Frank W1nr- M1· (' A E · 1 brrnm·r and Mrs Will 1m H d s mm1 s 1 Father's Day was observed that the school had been ou Mr. and Mrs Carl .Jones and at the Rock Springs Methodist successful both financially McCall's Patterns Singer Sales & Service ashelt. daughter. Carleen, have return- Church Sunday dunng the Sun- spiritually. A free wtil olferCulvrr . ed to their ~ome m Ponliac. l day School hour. ing was taken lor expenses. 115 W. SECOND , ~ Ci tyl. '" Csouthwcest,- .\1rdt alter spendtng the week- Several recill.tions were giv The annual picnic was OHIO ern i..JUS Angf' e~ ounty. a . t>nd he ·th l t' I • POMEROY iforma. ranks with Hollvwood _re WI rea Ives. .en by the Pnmary class taught . W:~ed~n~es~d~ay~J!une~l~6~,;w~ht~ch~~!_-::.,...,.,~;;;;;;~~===:==:=::==::=::-:-:-_:~ 1 · . . od t' f 1 .\1r. and Mrs Randolph Zeig- by Mr8. Norman Weyersmiiter 1l;ral mothers attended. I 1 TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON DISPLAY MODELS I Collision $50 Given by Church Class For -WOME~ ~'tt-1k-~JEA"RTis And if you cheri<;h your home, you'll want to give it the finest In qu ality IJrOtf'ction You ' ll choose lu cas l' ~o.Tex the blister resl~!ant 1\crytlc Exterror Flat House Pain\ for our nex.t pa int ,ob. Why lu co- Tex? Because •I prOYides ~nsurpassed prote ction and beau ty lhiJt lasts 50% longer. In cl ea r, hr .gt·t fade -resrstant color's plus wh ite Lu co Tex covers wood , masonry, asbestos and metal su rf oces With equal ea se. You 'll lo11e that Luco-Tex Look! I 1 I I I' 1 5 Save TOUCH & SEW I C:.ALLON I 1 f h D er ay Ob db serve y Congregation The BEST QUALITY Paint Is Your Biggest Bargain! THE POMEROY CEMENT '1LOCK COMPANY The Department Store of Building Since 191; ~~:e~:Y~,':;:~:::~~~1M~r~~ :~:::f~~:~!E:n~~e J~~: i Dad by Bobby Ball; 1 Hav, T b J d 'Radford· Jt Doeswo y u y ' n't Really Matter by Cht·istld H sell and He's A Pal by :lfary Yad h 0 r-m! ·;~-chool class taught b ,._ W'll' Radford al- ' y ~.. , . ' IBm Including 80 'lapd reCitations Dearest Daddy by Stephanie Radford. I'll say One Thing by David Harris 1 Am Very Lit- famil 1 hey were arcompamed h Mrs G I' Z I ' Y · · . ~- '. e~g er· wuo been VISIImg m Beckley past month Mr and Mrs James MournVISIIrd reepnl!y wllh ms mothM D I M . er. rs a e 1 ournmg and her pare~t s. Vir .. and Mrs. Tom Walmg and children of Columbus , lers In Pmnl Pleasant. W. Va. K&C JEWELERS i~M:':c:ha:el:~~~~o;"~"~·~s:o~n:o:f:;M,r. I IN STERL!Nw SILVER Crde your flnger (or he") with foshion--<jl;tlering, '-'I';,. .glowing man-made diamonds, genuine onyx or cultured ... peorls in stunning d-.rlin9 silvtt Mttinqsl You'lllGve th is of tlegance, Came ae our thrilling 'ollec;tion- j :~ twer.ty four broolh-toki"'J slyle1, ond avery ring i1 ob<olutoly tuoronjtod. 3.95 ' I "ONE MAN'S WAY" Don Murrwy Diana Hyland • and Mrs. William Morris, is employed lor the summer at Lake George, N. Y. He was accompanied by Tom Rail, plans· a cross-country trip ing the summer. Morris is a student at Ashland College and Ral! will he a junior at ...,,,. State. June 24·25 "MUSCLE BEACH PARTY" Anne('!le Funkellu tColor) --and''WALL OF NOISEH With Suza nne Plel' helle and Ty Horrdrn Smollta.tJtL•. SHOES 1 Now 5 3·•• to REGULARLY PRICED UP TO SPECIAL ON ALL HATS $10 & $12 PATT_ERN HATS NOW 5 K&C JEWELERS, POMEROY • prese~t . {Color) -and- Thur.-Fri. • lie by Johnny Partlow and come to Fathers by Linda Partlow. Following the program William Clark. superintendent, on behalf of the school, pre:sented II lather a box of candy to TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHTS "HEY THERE, YOGI BEAR" I~ NOW ON SALE AT sH0E c-·. -L EARANcEI ! Earl Davenport anc Be1l of oil, tho tiny pr;- The Fabrir Shop 1 "W=Y=2-..3..19"'3""'"-""-"""-"'--"""""-""---....----P•_m_.,_._y_,,_l.:.:;:::.res:pr::.·_u_c-I_o n_o_m_o_'"_n__p_!C·! loa~ at 6.95 Phillips Sisters Style Shop Court St., Pomeroy Ladies! .. lhl• Is the ulo you hive awaited! Smartatre I nail, walking heels and dress pumps In patent1, leathPrs and ttrawa. Many oolors -·blue, red, pink. bone, black l white &PI!Ctlton, natur~~:l and pink atraw. Size• 4 to 9, but not all sizes ;n eacb •lyle . Hurry, shop early! ' $10.99 Chapman-·Canaday . In the Middle Block Next to llberfeldl POMEROY'S QUAUTY SHOE STORI '~ MATCHING BAGS, \i PRICE . -WORLD 'Rhodes Blocks Democrats � 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 23, 1965 dirkes durfee radcliff