https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e6503407b9c1ddcde0f3227219ea7c62.pdf 0f29c9d16f92732067148fb8f4764839 PDF Text Text • New Officers To be Installed 8-DaUy - -' -Sentinel, -" Pomeroy-Middleport_} 0 ., July 27 - . 1965 · SOCIAL CAJ£NDAR Windon Family Reunion Held At Gaul Home Missionaries' WMk ~!<viewed By Jr. Group Junior Missionary In September Society ':::"~~"'"'"::::'::; Mr. and Mrs Ri•er news River Newa Trlb ..1 Gauge readlogs: Gallipolis Alfred SOCiety • News Ridf;e Keno SOCiety • Notes ~e::~. Grantsville, w. va., Sunday. they were former ~- Wm~on ~ • n~n M~s ~;~~s ~~.:·~~~~d ~nd C~lu 0:~'·1~er~ ~p~•tor I'e~cT~e ~~~p~~u~~: h!~~ Sa~~:th-pot-~ C~esday co~ered ~~~~· da:':.~~~onM~:~:Y a~ son~.' w:~ fo~ 1 cl~n a~ d~~· a~ ~ a~d ~ ~ Georg~a, ~ave~' Beck;n~ E~ho~ettMr~ ~ r C~ws Sl~r~\ -;~;;;;~;;;;~l w~~e An~·~~·d rummage sale and bake sale I Youth Councl'/ Meet t H s a ome I All 1 With Frankoe Avalon ~.th·, ~r~;ces ~eenev ~) ~-e .!1:I J. -------·---· Double Draft for VietNam Bu~~du at Jaycees Ask DST as Ballot Issue ,,,I ~· Crack 1st Cavalry Ordered:· ·': To Battle with Guerrillas . I Wml~eld please wear whtle T uppe rs PI ams ' S •J Hosp•'tal Ne\"S ~~~~iii::ii-1ii-~~;:-;:-;:-t,l' accompam~d sHE ETS CAN N0 N ' • ' • e Cannon White Comb- OCJa ~:.vents spun Percale Shoats MEIGS THEATRE e Cannon Solid Color Percale Bed Sheats • Cannon Multi Stripe Percale Bed Sheets e Cannon Floral Pettern Percale Bed Shaeh I '// (. n J ! 1 ,• l' • Also King Siu Bed Sheets and Queen Size Bed Sheets • Cannon Fine Muslin Bed Sheeh e Stock Up on Cannon Bed Sheats and Pillow Cases-on the 1st Floor 1 1 ELBERFELDS • POMEROY :·.,~...,,...._,.~,,.-"'- . -.,.._..,.,.,__.,_,.,_.._,.,.,..,,._,.,..~-"'-"""""'""'""""""""'""'""'""'""'"""""'""'""'""'""'"""""'"1 I ~~~~~~~~.;~~alist ~t Hous~~nM~~: T~~:~ AUTO FINANCING SIMPLE AS 1--1--3 ... TO SAVE BY FINANCING YOUR CAR AT OUR BANK CHOOSE THE CAR YOU WANT. VISITS IN POMEROY The Almanac AkMro. Joseph10e Herman of By United PrtSI International 1 ron, spent last week vlsttlng Today " Tuesda~ July 27 I, Width hher sister, Isabelle Hannah ' the 208th day of IDSs w1lh 15i an usband and other friends ro follow. 10 Pomeroy. Her son, George W The moon Is approachlne Its Herman, brought her down new phase. her son-m·law, Doug Reynolds. The mormng stars are Saturn came Saturday and returned and Jup1ter her home It waa her first visit The evening stars are Venus 10 20 years. 1 and Mars. and (2) DON'T SIGN ANY PAPERS. WELD WOOD (3) STOP BY OR PHONE US. WOOD PANELING l Meke Your Selection From 4'x8' Sheet' On Display In Several Patterns at our Store I WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatloa ......... . -~--.... .... _Jt.,~~ ....,. ., .. ........ , ... ... ~ King Builders Supply Co. N. 2nd Ave. WORLD -~ I Of Terry Reiber 1 the ac~mpamed h~~ ;:~e E~nl and Fuo•c•llo The auesd whlil be raiSed for next I _ I "HONEYMOON HOTEL" year an t e deadhne for pay The F B , Robert Goulet, Nanr) Kwan mg dues al last year's rate will Council arml utreahu Youth be November ~e a t e home of , (Color) , JULY Terry Reiber, July 22, called r;o 28 The W•ldwood Garden Club to order by the preSident, Lmda - · ----- · - - - - II While The Lord's Prav•r ENTF.RED HOSPITAL WI meet Wednesday at 8 p < ; m. at the home .of Mrs Karl ;~s led by Robert Lane and the Amonr those who entered Grueser . edge to the Flag by Pal Mor· ' Holzer Hospllal '" the past j4 Bv Mrs. Evelya Bricklrs I .nJLY zt n~••Y I hours were Mrs Modjesa ,II. Mr• Ada Swank and son, I I I The Riverv•ew r.arden Club ' There were eleven memi>ers I Love, 417 First Ave • Joseph D. Bill. of Akron, were recent Sun LAST TIME TONIGHT ' ' ·II meet Thursday evemn~ Ju. present , one VISitor, and th• Shdham. Mtll Creek Rd. Mrs. day guests of her Sisler, Mr WAL 1 OISNF.T 'S ly 29 the home of Mrs Har- adVISor, Mrs Evelyn Holler. I Sandra L. Roberts, Rl. f, Gal- and Mrs Carl Barnh•ll and "CINDERELLA" hs Frank With a p•cmc supper Proceeds from the bake sale hpolis, Garland Eugene Saund- daughter. Ru th On Monday ev- I - Tt>chmrolor Laughter1 Musu~r Ma gir' to be served at 6 p m A flower held recently were used to pay ers, Rl. 2, Galhpolis, Douglas ' emng lhev were all supper 'I Cartoon Ji'avorl!t>s j arranging workshup wtll also lor transportation for the three Florence, Rt 2. Gallipolis, Ev· gues•s of l~elt other Sisler, Mr WALT DISNEY'S be held w th Mrs Robert Rte· ; me~bers to go to the one week erett Ronnie Fields, Rt. I, and Mrs Charles Betzmg "TATTOED POLICE 1 bel helpmg. All ;.embers are : trammg school. Northup, Mrs Foster E Lew- Mr and Mrs John Arbaugh HORSE" urged to brmg flowef' and COO· New membership eards will 1!, Rt. 2 Patriot, Mrs. John T. and Mrs Myrtle Frost and - TerhmrolorSandy Sander~· Shtrl~v Slole!l i laJners I be dJStnbuted at the next meet- Scherer, 106 English Rd , Pt. granddaughter. Pally Flood Chas Seel See Thf- raC'e 1 mg. wh1rh w1ll be held at the Pleasant. Mrs. Charles L. Slone all VISited Em1le "!atlack at between rottmg h(lrse and I b I home of Linda While, August Pt Pleasant, Mrs Charles E: st Joseph Hosptlal m ParkersModel T Ford ! 8 ,f' e mle •24 Holstein, Rt. 1. Pt. Pleasant burg Al11 Di1n1y Certoans Their Birthdays Plans were diScussed to have Mrs. Charles W Curfman Rt' I Mr< Helen Dorst all ended the 1 1j The birlhdavs of M~. and Mrs 1a Jitney Supper '" the near 2, Pt. Pleasant, Mrs Donald E. weddmg of her stsler. Juamla Wtdnetdty, July 28 NOT OPEN , Allen D11l were celebrated Sun- fulure. . , Noll. Gallipolis Ferry . Ryther Hollman to John Grueser at ~ 1 •day afternoon with a family par.l An mterestmg d1srus 81on was Roush, New Haven, W, va , Syracuse Fr1day evemng. Thurtday thru Stturdty ' ty •I the home of Mr and Mrs g1ven by Iris McKay, Susie iJohn Randolph Kokovitch New Mr and Mrs. Charles Befz. I July 29·31 Charles Wildermuth. ; W1pple and Pal Morrissey on !Haven, W, Va, Leverett L. lng spent a weekend wllh her Ian F lemtng's I Homemade ice cream and lhelt attendance at the tra•mng Roush, 309 Rutland St , M•ddle- two brothers, Delphm and Or- · "GOLDFINGER" {Techntcolor l cake were served durmg the at- school at Westerv~lle ' port, Mrs. Harold Wayne Cir-' vii Chrtsly at Columbus JAMES Bond IS back in Ac:· , ternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Clar.l Relreshmenls were served by cle, 1120 E. Mam Sl, Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs Floyd Spence t1on 1 SEAN CONNERY. as ence Spumer and son, Dennis, ' Mrs Re1ber of potato chips Willard Ray Jeflers, Jr., Min·• of P.omernv were Sunday guests Agent 007 Gert Forbe, as ' ersv1lle, Emmet P Bartels, of hr: sister. Mr and Mrs r.er Goldfinger Honor Backman Mr and Mrs. James Bearhs cookies and Kool ade. 1 and Timmy and Scottie , Mr and Syracuse, Debra K, West, Ra- aid V10let Edgar Alltn Poe's 1 "TOMB OF LIGEIA" Mrs Dill and Mr. and Mrs Wil-' GAVE PICNIC cme, Mrs James Edward Rubert F•elds was taken to 10 ('ferhmrolor) Vmcent Pnce, l%zalwth I dermuth and dau~hters, Sandra, Mr and Mrs Vernon Weber Brae~, Racme, Mrs Birch R the Camd<•n Clark hospital and family entertained wtlh an Hardm. Rt. 3. Oak Hill, Mrs Pargersbur ofr observation Shepherd Mt>et Elizabeth 1Kathy and Teresa. I outdoo• plcmc diRner at their Bessie W. Dame Is, Wellston, Shepherd as Rowena, lhe qmrk and Lt~rla, the de~:td ' ENTERTAIN AT DINNER home Sunday In observance ot ' M1ss Lynn Souders, McArthur, 1 __ 10 years hto: " 1fe Jay rle-ad in Mr and Mrs V D Edwards the birthday of her mother M I Paul E. Long, Rt. 3, Ironton, I bedroom tomb eactl mght he ht>ar,. he1 whl ~ p4?r "Wait I entertamed With a dinner Sat· ~ Lawrence Milhoan. Other 8:ue~~; IJames Snowden. Corning, Mrs Walt . • I .sha!J !ave urday evening at their Umon- were Mr. Milhoan Mr nd Luther Bahs, Rt. 1, Ravens· I ag~tm" av home Present were Mr and ' Mrs Thomas Donah~e and a ' wood, W Va . Clalt D. ShuSUN.-MON.-TU&S. Mrs Larry Homes, Athens. Mrs 1DaVId and Mrs Mary Dona~~~ male, Ravenswood, W. va, "MA.f'o"rf' ~J~ou·• Theo Hemes, Hemlock Grove of Duncan Fallo, Ohio Mrs. Wilham E Dehart, Rt 1 Chorlton He<ton and Mr. and Mrs Edwards and I . Flatwoods, Ky ' and Mrs Dan- _ --~ I Cheryl and David ENDS BASIC ny J. Kelly, Flatwoods, Ky. -~ -- - ~- -~---~ Airman Third Class ,James . D!SCHARGF.D R Reeves, son of Mr. and Mrs .. Pallenls recently diScharged John H. Reeves of Rl I M'd ,Included. Paul Warren Taylor, dleport, has com let~ , ' · I Mrs. Allie L Sliffler. Mrs. JoAir Force basic ~i!!tary ~· S. lseph Frank CunniOgham, Mrs. ing at Larkland AFB T ram· .Kenneth .E Romme. Mrs Dixhas be • ex ' and Je E Smith, Dawn D Kellison trainingen .~elected for technical I Brenda Lee Palrtck, .Mrs Har: a commuDicaiJons- vey F Van V k 1 the Mary .If s h mman 'ATC) I R Rue Mrs Paul A Mcc ool at Keesler AFB. Miss He Carty , Gnff ~ Durbin Sr ~g~ r.:~te of Kyger Creek ' Mrs Jark B. Walker and Mrs~ · Kather10e E. Springston. --- WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1965 ~s ~nd son~ ~rry (1) NO. 85 ' ·-----..;.-::::;-;:::;r. ~ ~: FIVE CS4(1 .c~00~ .. 0 Se~~AL I I I VOtXVII PflNSOY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~ ,I I gran~sons I > De11otlld To The lnteNifl OJ Tlw M..,..Muon Area Po~erov I I . ., b~rthday ~n~ J :~dL ... 'f en tine d~s:u~.::;e~s 1 ,:~:·~ } Dinsmore - - - - - - - Plan . members of the Laurel Cliff Dam 119, 11 9, running 2 feet Sunday School attendance on , n were made to ••stall Free Methodist Church met on rollers, Pomeroy-Ma"'n 20.- July 18 was 53 offering was Mr and Mrs. Robert RoblsnMr and Mrs Art Kasper and The family reumon Jant Howell Tent, Daughters 1 and hostesses were 1With their leaders, Mrs. James 34: Pl Pleasant 23 84, Hinton $15 18. Worship 'services were son and Tamara of Belpre vis- Clara of Colu.;bus visited witb I was held Sunday at the home of Umun Veterans, will meet at I meetin :' the September Gilmore and Mrs Ernest Pow- 0.63, Kanawha Falls 2.02 Cbar- held at 10:45 with the Rev Cas- lied Sunday With "" mo!""r, her parents, Mr and Mrs. ol Mr and Mrs J. M. Gaul m the nome ol Mrs Lillian Stell! , . f en the Bradbury Ex- ell, Sunday morning follow!Rg leston l8 93. London, Marmet to Nma Robmson and aunt, Clara Maynard Bahr recently Sumntr . I Monda} at 6 p m lor a pot· 1 Homemakers Club met Sunday School :and Wmlleld d&ms were on the I Follrod and attended church Mr and Mrs. Hasett Betz of A basket dmner was served lurk dinner Members are asked • M at the home of Group singmg of miSSIOnary ISills MYF sponsored a her#. St Joseph Mich vtstted the ""''n lo Mr and Lowell to !Jring a diSh and 10 "J Means We Are Jon- Boat Movement,, at Mrs. Iva Findling, who was past week' with her mother, and Lowell J1 , VIVIan. own table servu:e. dmner at noon a pol 1uc • 1ors, and "Onward All Ye l Oblo Ri\Pr - Pennsylvania , evemng July 17 which was hospitalized at the Meigs Gen- Mrs Ailee Dodson. rhev all Lance, Mr and Mrs. Members of the Wmdm 'l'rall , J1•mors." opened the meeting. up 14, 4.40 p m , Vulcan up 14, attende-d ' era! hospital for several davs went ro Hungtmgron two 1 \h s W and Mr. Garden club will me<'t gal the Mrs . fwces Spencer, form- The work of sevtral ffiiSSionar- 15 50 p m, Eastern up 1•, 2 35 Several local people attended has been returned to her home days VISit wtth her aunt, Mr. Garv o? b and lerry and , entrance Beech Grove ctme- , er aclmg extension agent, as- 1es . stud1e by the group was 1a m , Luther Herdman down the homecommg at the Sliver and •• recovermg. and Mrs. Burgess Ferguson. H • m11us , Mr. and Mrs., te Monda ' Slsted the group w1th their pro- rev1ewed by Mrs Gilmore. It 114, 6 ZO am ; Nat10n•l up 15, Rid e Church Jul 17 th Mr and Mrs Blame Milhoan 01 <l and Kenny, Wen- I Vbat P m to I wrt plannmg m copper handi- was announced that the goal lor 13:45 am.; Reliable up 15, 6 g y · t Lo:en Guthne, who is staand Elaine, Tony and M1kel and 6 30 1 el • and Kathy ol Galh· 1 c u project. • rralt Members answered roll Junior Missmnams m ' t he am , Harvev Jordan up 15 6 and treatment lOne With the Armed Forces Mrs Glenna Milhoan attended 0 1 M r andd Mrs D. J Mor- : The Stefl and Officers of call by naming a statesman I conlerenre " $10 000 and the ' 45 a.m . Sl. Marys down ' 16, Mrs. Juamu.' Spencer and :n spent a few days ' a bJrtlJday party given by Mr. d ' Mr. :;rs Wa1d Wtn ' Me1gs Te10ple. Pythian s"ters M p money w1ll be used for more 2.10 am; OVEC down 16, 3 05 daughlet 01 Chesler and her mo- 1 hiS parents, Mr and and Mrs Jack Setdeoabel for bh rs VITgll Wm Will meet Monday evening, Ju: 1\ ;• ted au 1 Wmn, preSident, roof top schools am.; Irene Chohn up 17, 5 10 !her Mrs Edna Life of Success rs. orge Guthne. their daughter, Jacklyn Jean, and Bl IT le, Brian, Becky ly :!6 at the home ol Mrs. ':,.n uc the business meeti.ng Followmg the meetmg, Bar- ' am . leffboal down 17, 6 40 a and Mrs Besste Barr of Los on her 15th She re· Gaul n r and Mrs VIctor Grift Russell In Bradbury at ! f d announced that mstallallon ba" Khne, presented a number I m ; Bayou Lorrame down 17, 7 Angrles Cahl . were recent VIS· PT. PLEASANT ce•ved many pretty g•fls A dinbtd Mr . eprews Mike and Da· 7 30 p m ThiS il the delaved , o new officers w•ll be '" Sept· of plano. selectiOns I am : Knox up 18, 9 40 p m ; •tors of Mrs. Barr's SISter Mr LIVESTOCK SALES ner of. a 25 Jb turkey with all and James Wlll 1\ July meelmg Mrs Horare Me I ember hostesses lor the I Atlendmg were Ke•th and I Annette Jones up 18. 4 50 am.; and Mrs Wayne Bricktes' PT PLEASANT W the tnmmmgs was served I and ren a and Bever- Elhmny Is the as.,stmg hosU.ss I year WI e appo!Ried at that , Barbara Kline. Barbara and ' ' ll"rner down 19, 3 4o a m , Mr and Mrs Everett. Wat. ' . , Mrs C E Heaton ol .;;,d the Wtll Pomeroy. l JULV %7 I meetmg. DevotiOns were gtven Dmne LewiS, Nancy '"d Darla John J Rowe up 22, 6 20 am; son and two sons are vacahonSalorday, July 24, 1!115 was a guest of Mrs Allee Dod· Patty d hostess and Chester Grange will have ils I by Mrs Clarence Murray r.,ll, Darlene Michael, .Jack I A. J Patton up 21, 12:05 am , ing at VlrgJDia Beach Va HOGS - 175 to 220 23 to 24 , son and Dons Sunday. an IC I ynn. annual mspectiOn Tuesday at Miss Griffith of the Coonty Jac?bs, Wayne Leifheit, Greg Louisian:> up 21, 4"45 a.m , Jef- Mr and Mrs. Wald Swa;lz of I Heavies 17 to 22 50 Lights 17 Mr. and Mrs. Percy Curtis 8 30 P m Potluck refreshments ExtensiOn offlre was present for ] Eblm, Donald WISe, Karolyn I ferson up 21, 6 10 am; lnd•- 1Athens were Sunday guests of Ito 22 Fat Sows 17 to 20 Boars I of Akron, Mrs. Ha7.el CurtiS POLICEMEN'S PARTY w11l be servf'd All members are the aflernoon sesSion. New offi- 1· Souls by, Brenda and Denms I aroa down 21, 7 10 a ,n : Wesl· Mr end Mro c E Woode and IZ to 15 60, P1gs 8 to 15, Stock and Myra Rathburn of Reeds1cers mclude Mrs Clarem·e Mur- , Gilmore. Martha and Lmda ern down 2.1, I 15 a :n ; Joyce Mr and Mrs Fon Halsey The Pomeroy Police Dept ' urged to attend Shoats 17 to 22 VIlle called on Mrs Glenna MilWill sponsor a "Under the Stars" I The Pomeroy WCTU will ray, preSident· Mrs Wayne I Baker and Wayne Puii!Rs. II down 23, 2·50 am. Semel Mr and Mrs Blain Taylor CATTLE- Hmfers 13 to 19, hoan and Bernard Sunday. outside summer teen dance thiS I have ils annual potluck picmc Kmg, v ce pre;•denl; Mrs Max down Greenup 8 10 p m ; Frank· and attended the :at 12 to 16.40; Canners I Mr Clyde Salser 01 Rarme 1 Saturday from 8-11 p m at the al the F1rs1 BaptiSt Church on Dav , secretary, and Mrs. Paul i PLAN REUNION lm P1erce down Greenup 3 a Brock Reumon at New Martms- '] 7Bulls 15 10 to 17; Stock called on Mr. and Mrs. M L. 18 Pomeroy Parkmg lot The Jays Tuesday at 5 30 p m Members Wmn, publlrlly. Plans were The 41st Hayes - Young- m, J S LewiS doen Meldahl v111e recent ly to 18 . to 22 , Stock He1!ers 14l Bahr, Sunday. Will emcee the lop 100 hits. may brmg a guest and are made for a plcmc to be held I Hohday School reunton Will be 6:25 P m,; Ehsha Woods down Mrs Alva Clark was return· 123 50 • :lock Steer Calves 20 to • Mr and Mrs Hasett Betz reEverybody is mvited asked to take their own table '" August. I held tins Sunday, August I al l Meldahl '40 P m ; Pamela D. ed to her hmelollowmg surgery 122 ' lock Helfer Ca lves 18 to turned home by woy of Akron serVIce the Hohday School grounds, ac- down Meldahl 12 15 a m : Lor- , at Holzer hospital 1where they VISited Mr. and Mrs. The American Legion Auxili· The meelmg was closed Wllh I cordmg lo Mrs Frank Cheese- ena up Meldahl 3 30 am. Mr and Mrs Gerald VIOlet CALVES-:- Top.' 27 70; Errol Conway and Hugh. ary of Drew Webster Post No the benediCtion Those present brew, secretary. A basket din- GaUipolis Dam - Elgerchn l visited her borlher Mr d 60 24110 , Medmm 18 to 22 .I Mr. and Mrs Kenny DaviS I 39 Will meet Tuesday 81 6 P: Mrs Max DaviS. Mrs ner w•ll be held at noon With down 3 !0 am. Ph•hp Sporn Mrs Vnil Roush. \vest Sh:;e. 21;80 mmon & Heav•es 18 to of Dayton VISited Mr and Mrs. ' m for a Potluck dmner A GITI W n, Mrs Lawrence Stewart I games and a program '" the up 3 45 a m ; Bob B•nter up Mark Corns of Sandyville W I . ILee Hunt and fam•lv Monday I State report will be gtven by I and Greg, Mrs I afternoon 5 40 am. Va spent a weekend here On thiS dav '" In t Murl Taylor TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY ClaUdia Gru.,.er. All members ames e Mrs. Griff RusK.aoawba RiverSemel I her aunt , Mr and Mrs Kenneth In 1914 B s ory · I Mrs Eve. ell SISson to the hasFAMILY NIGHTS are urged to be present I sell. Mrs Oleva Coltnll, Mrs. TO ATTEND FUNERAL down London 4 am . Helen Z Gnfllth and son Joe. Th d . , nlam and Egypt I Pllal to brmg hiS first great 'GOLD FOR THE CAESARS' The Ladies AuXIhary io the Spencer and daugher, All members of the Chesler I down Marmet 7 35 p m , Reathe r.nlhlhs !frm: endmg the 12· ' grandchild hume, the son of Je(frey Hunter, Ron RandeU (TechnJculor) - Bennett Post ' Middle- • VI! ,., and MISs Gnflilh. Coum·•l Daughi<>rs of Amenca ver down Marmet 4 a m H borne S C g I. I occupatmn ol the Mr. and Mrs Jumor Koenig . are 1 1 t E . ' E B 1 ' · uez anal 7.one -andport, Will meet Tuesday even· ' o mee a wmg s Funer- ' , owes up 4 05 p m - -- - . -Mrs. Glenna Milboao 2 Reel Special Plus Certoon C~rnlv.l ing . .July ?:1 at the hall at 7 30 1 at Home Wednesday at I 30 p m , W H Shaver, Jr . down -------1 Thur.·Fr!. July 29·30 I p m All membes are urged 1 to attend the funeral serv- Wmheld I 40 a m , ,uc) .Ja ne : m "BIKINI BEACH" lo allenrl to make plans tor l 'ces lor Mrs C. B Hayman Lucas down Wmheld 6 35 9 m OUR 1ST FLOOR IS HEA DQUARTiiRS FOR lULV 21 I Middleport, 0. Nothi~g el•e has so many things going for it. Eleclnc heat is the quirkeat, cleaneot, quietest, m~t draft·free heat you can have, And ic's eaBiest lo install, too. Sure you have 10 do wichout drufls, noise and eold walL.- but you get used to if. (Call w tmd let's talk it fond ••t more tllboul electric heat for your borne. Foil out lbe coupon and mail!() Colunibus al\d Southern Ohio ElectrJc Company, 215 N.>nlJ Fron\Street.' Columbo• 15, Ohio. ( Atlelltioo: Residential Sales ..__ ~eo, pleaoe ! I'd like all the detaile about 0 instan: >ng or 0 converlillC 10 electric heAl ill my r.-1 Oller for your home.) Name Addresa "' ...... " · . ::==... ._..... _.....,.. .. '(" ~.,. ::1 • ............ ......., -~ Jets Lost in Site Hits �....... -. .. ·'"""' '41 '"! 1 ._I.,. j '"""' -~ ""'< - .... ...__ ..,.... ......... __ - - - .. .. • I-Da ,, Wt; R~ Ai w~~ of U Su ' A at W( LJ ' , Mi Mr ! G~ R!!ll ~II, pOll: lllll don dQh aild a·i, ljjd. and Iy , aiw P11 1 wil oul Sal Po wi E\ "If You Look Real Close You'll Find It's Not All B~ock!" :.He Dailg '_ Son~in~l ' - ------ . WE pride ourselves as Americans as being rather smart in many ways, but according to some authorities we are an amazing lot. As we watch quiz programs on the air, and listen to some of the siUy answers g1ven by what appear to be persons above the average it is Uttle short of shocking at some of the ignorance displayed We know that a : ~~t amount of knowledge of some thmgs is considered as excess baggage, and it does not seem to interfere with some peoples ability to make and save money. However, they seem to miss a lot m life when they are not at least fairly well informed on a wide variety of subjects. Tbere Ia nothing as pathetic as a person wbo bas narrowed his life to a small field, and when he gets in the company of othera who have a wide interest he bas to sit Idly by and let the conversaUon 10 ~mpletely over his head. Rv ROBERT MUSEL h!s right foot-he took the lime Unitt·d Pre11 International tt disclose that an Amencan NEW YORK iUPI) - Bill evpeditiOII is planmng perhaps the 1nost perilous feat in mount3meeflng hlsEOry. It JS asking the Nepalese gov. Unsoek'~ Are vou one of the Americans that . will spend 50 cents to park while you eat a 25 rent sandwich, and speak•ng of eating. we Ameriicans eat more than : any peopl~ in the world, and at the same time. have a mult1tude of diet fads to keep from eating, and in the same category we take millions of tranquiliz. ers and then turn right around and take other miiUons of pep p1lls. We consider ourselves authorities on the way to make marriages work, but the result is that we have more divorce~ than any place in the world. We curse our government at great lengths but if some foreigner makes slight remarks we are ready to take our shirt off and fight. One of the most inconsistent things we do is to brag and sing about how beautiful America is. and at the same time proceed to litter the countryside with beer cans, old cars and blot mit the beauty we are 10 proud of and the funny thing we seem to be sincere in manv things we say and believe. but we iu;t do not live up to the image that we prelend to honor.· • Jost nine toes in the conquest of MI. Everest But lhe ol'•er day he strapped his clln•bmr shoes on for the first tJmL stnce he nearly fru~e to dt':alh 011 tf1e roo! of the world ~fld tuok hts two ch1ldrrn to the to~ ot Mount Hood and down agam. And 31though his feet were understandably t e n d e r after more 'han two years of restmg -er.cepl the loyal lillie toe ol DOCTOR SAYS By Wayne G. Brand•ladt, M.D. Q - In a reteot column on faintmg you mentioned a test for spasmoplulla My doctor has nol heard of this lest. Cou ld you 1ve more details? A - Several readers have •sked the same question The lest. which lakes only about lour minutes, reve<:~ls spasmophllut Lr excess1ve 1rritabilily of til< nerves thai control the volunlary musdes. The doctor places a tournl· quel on .vour arm and you take several deep breaths rapidly. Th1:;; C'auses hyper-ventilation. Jf e1ther a spasm of your facial muscles or a muscular contraction of your hand on the s1de of the tourniquet oceurs fnv&luntarilp the lest Is pooilive. In thiS case treatment with calcmm and vitcunm D-2 should be beneficial. Q - I am a 53·year-<>ld hous&wJle My doclor says I have per· nic1ous anemia. Is this a deficIency of the bone marrow? Can II be curedJ A - In thts disease, which I~ rare in persons under 30, there is a dellmncy both in the bone marrow and in the acid·secreting glands of the ltomach The d1sease can be controlled raU1er than cur(_'<! by taking vitamm B-12 L1ver 1n the diet or inJeCtiOns of liver extract are also beneficial but are not reqUired U adequalo doses of VJiamin B-12 are taken. Q - My doctor Is g1vmg me ernnwnt for permission to try the '·impossible" south face of the world's h1ghest mountam- a brealh·l•king ellvrt that w1ll mvolve spendmg at le~st one night suspended from spikes driven mlo the sheer 8,IJOO.lool wall of rock below the freezmg summit "It w1ll make U1e kind of Aldomet. What is It for? A - Methyldopa ra!dOmetl is given to conlrol h1gh blood pressure. In the J.!rescr~bed dosage it is safe in persons who do not have a hJSiory ot hepatitis, jaundJce or cirrhosis of the llver .and who are not JJfegmmt, Q - FOr the post two years I have had a hissmg or buzzmg m my ears. 1 know ttus is qmle common !Jut these no1ses have a consistent pattern Two da)'S of hiSsing w1th an interval of one day without any h1ssmg. What could cause this? A - These nols.. may be due to Irritation of the auditory nt>rve or or the center for hearing in the bra1n. They are usually associated with hardemng of the arteries In these regJons. V, by they sometimes occur in an mtennittent pattern is one of lhe many thmgs we still don't know but I can assure you olh· t~-r.!l have had the same eJperi· ence. Q - What Is the differenco between pyelitis and myelitis~ A - Pyelitis is an Infection of the kidney pelvis. It is char· actemed by pain and tenderness m the region of the Involved kJdney. Tiiere is usually fever and pus cells m the urine. MyelitiS is an inflammatron of the bone marrow tosteomyeJitJSJ or lhe spinal cord f'i)iiomyeliiJS is an example of the se<ond type. Please send your questions and comments to Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D., In care ol this poptr. While Dr. Brandoladt cannot answer lodlvldual !etten be will 11swer letters of general Interest in futuro columns. Time LINSEEO.BOSS OF ii<E TOOL AN€7 DYE WORKS. DEMAN CIS EXACTNESS AND PRECISION FROM ONE ET ALL··· ..._ .... _... climbing we have been doing look like kid stuff," Unsoeld sa1d But allhough he meaot II sincerely Dr. Unsoeld, deputy Peate Corps administrator or Nepal. is being modest aa the nation will be able lo see lor itself when CBS-TV screens "Amenran~ On Everest," an hour·long eolor apecial presented by the National Geographic Sudety on Sept. 10 17:3().8:30 EDT! Follows 1963 E1pedllfoa This first of lour National Geographic programs of exploration and discovery Is the story of the selectJon, tramlng and achievements of the great exoedilion of 11163 in which five Americans reached the 29,trl8 fool summJt at the cost of one life and agomzing in]Urtes lo tll.c'e ~ther climbers. Dr. Unsoeld was one of tbe who suffered frostbite when they had to spend an unprotected mght in 18 degrees b"low ~ero weather on lhe way down and whose lives were saved only because the savage winds suddenly dJed away. As it was they had to be carried down to lower altitudes on the barks of Sherpa porters aod flown oul by helicopter to Katmandu where a new drug rushed from the national Naval Medical Center at Bethesda, Md .. helped avoid more severt ll~ree ttmputaUons. Wellea Narrate• Orson Welles narrates the saga from the practice climbs on Ml Rainier to the plantin1 o/ the American flag on the highe9t IP<II on earth. The program mcludes the first motion pictures ever taken from the summit. Unsocld who climbed Mount Hood il1,245 feel) with bls son Regon 13. ("! was homesick for Or•gon when he was born") and Nanda Dev1, II, !"named for a H1malayan peak") said nver the telephone that be was gradually breaking them lo to the ptlysical and phtl099pbia pleosures of climbing. Tney were in the Alps recently, he said, and while there ht stopped off to see John Hm:Jan, the onlv American ever to climb the dangerous north lace of the AT HOMf:···LJKE CUTIIN(; A PIE··· NO TWO PIECES COME OUT ALII<E •• •• RE&UIRED RERDIRG• Get Fast Attion with DIVOTIL fO tNTI11111 I.' ~ -. -....,·--= ·wANT·ADS Mlltll MAlON oiiiiA ••-.. a. owen. ,......., ....... ., ... 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Moln St. , • ......, Inat have literally stolen the de- Vlan~g th 91 ·ctory Cmcmna!J arnved m town Joss aft<r he had won two m a Clmnle Pott 92 369 55125 .339 Stallard 11 31 vs Herhel ,6·5) ' Ph. I d I h. (10~ . mmns from them. . cooc ., WI ~ .h VIR d . h one game behind the league row H• has eight vielories. IAaron. Mil 96 340 70 lJ l .326 Thur;day·~ Gam•s . . ' a r p •a . The leader of the highway· That drop~! ~~:m ·~~~~a~ leaders and. even with a wm The Reds broke top in the \Cindnn. Pill 100~2 62123 .322 iNew York al Chicago 121 men IS Maury WJils. who has had Yl,lons g_________ ·- - -· - · first mning. but Los Angeles , Allen , ~hll 98362 53 n& ·320 Phrladelph1a at Pills., mght - -110 I . ' Herbert, Wagner t8) and Dal- tied it m the bottom of the May>, SP. 00 321 60102 .318 ' (Only games scheduled I. L A nnm: 001 OIO 0- 3 10 o rymple, Corrales 181. Sisk. Car- frame on Gi lilam·s homer . . :Torre, Mil :::: 4~ :~ American League 1 B~tl · flO 21M! 000 l- 3 3 1 pin 18), Schwall 19) and Cran- Cincmnati got two more m ~ose, Cm 1 · ' w. L. Pet. GB 1 1 M;y Lee 181 Chance 1101 dall. Pagharom 110). Winner- the second lor a 3-1 lead and f ar~ly , IPA t ~! ;~~ ~ Minnesota 62 37 .626 Hy United International , 'd Rnew Bu,nker Hall f7) Schwall (6-3). Loser - Wagner , then the roof caved in. Jay lost VJ·~I 0 \_ ' 1 S Baltimore 51 40 .588 4 99 401 2 12 2 6 1 American J.eague 1 :~d Br~wn.. Winner_:Hall (9-3). 11 4·3). his control, walked a pair and WJ s, A Cleveland 56 40 .583 4~, 1 · list Game l Loser-Cimnee 16-8). I gave up !1ve hJtsand five runs American teague 1DetrOit 54 41 .568 6 , Detroit 001 110 000- 3 10 0 IM•lw 11 110 021-7 15 I The Reds agam came. !rom G. AB R. H. Pet. Ch1cago 52 43 .541 8 ; New York 001 102 OOx- 4 1 01 , Houston 010 000 0011- I S I behmd on Deron Johnsons two. Ystrzski, Bos 69 254 43 86 .339 : New York 49 52 .485 14 Aguirre, Sherry 16), Pena Chicago 000 200 001- 3 IO Cloninger, O'Dell 111 and Tor· run homer his 171h of the sea. Manilla. Hos 89 311 3:1 99 .312 Los Angeles 46 53 .464 16 (1t and Freehan. Ford, Ramos .Cleveland 024 000 lOx -710 0 re Dierker, Taylor 151, Owens son, m lhe third that gave him]Hall, Min 96341 541116.305 Washmgloo 43 51 .430 19'h <8), Hamilton t9) and Howard. ! Buzhardt. Locker 131, Bolio 18) and Brand. Winner-;-Cion· a league·leadmg lola! of 77 runs IDavltlo, Clev 92 345 43 105 .304 Boston 35 62 361 26 Wmner-Ford (12-llJ. Lo-•er - · 15), Wilhelm 16\ and Romaoo, inger 113·81. Loser - Drerker balled in Robnsn, Ball 79 299 42 90 .301 Kansas C1ty 32 61 344 27 Aguirre 00.6). HRs- Demeter Martm 14). Terry, Srebert (9l lrHI. HRs- Alou (17th), Tor-r Leave 13 On Base Kaline, Det 852113 52 85 .300 1 Tuesday"s Results (!lthi. wert 17th), Tresh 116th). :and S1ms. Wmner-Terry (IO. ,re (2(Jth). It was wasted. Billy McCool. Oliva. Min 99401 76120.299 Kansas Cily 7 Boston 3, 1st, !2nd Game) , 4). Loser-Buzhardt 17-4). HRs l -I J•l<mg over from .lim Dullalo. lHorton, Det 82 291 46 86 .296 twilight / Detroit 000 000 030-3 6 0 -Hinlon 1131hl. Hansen lllthi. ICmcinnall 122 010 010-7 10 0 who finished the second Inning Mcalile, Det 89328 55 96 .293 Kansas Clly 10 Boston 8. 2nd, ' New York 000 000 000- 0 6 2•MORE MORE MORE Los Ang 151 010 lOx- 9 ll 2 surrentlered a run m Jhe Whitlld, Clev 71242 25 71 .293 1 night i Sparma, Gladdiog (8) and ! .lay. Duffalo 121. McCool 131, of the Ihird and from there 1 Suti1van , Free han 181. Bouton, : National League Nux hall 11 J and Edwards. Drys- the Dodgers Jed. Hamilton 18), Mikkelsen 18) New York 1 000 002 --3 12 O,dale. Reed (3), Brewer f31, Mrl- The Reds got one in the fifth, I and Gibbs. Winner - Sparma lch1cago 005 010 OOx- 6 9 0 ler 161, P~rranoski t8) and ' mal!·hed hy the Dodgers in the I (1-3). Loser-Bouton (4·12). FISher, Ri~hardsoo 13) •. Kroll Roseboro. Wmner - PerranoskJ IJo.ottom of the inning. and added I 141. M1ller '" and Canmzzaro, (3·21 Loser - Jay 18·31 HRs another in the e~ghlh after Los : list Game) Stephenson !4 1 Buhl. Hoeft t9), -Gilliam l4th), Johnson tl7th). An~eles had scored its linal run [ Kansas City 001 212 001- 7 12 I Abernathy (91 and Bailey. Win' '" the •eventh Boston 000 101 100- 3 13 1 'ner - Buhl 01·1\. Loser-Fish- St. Louis 010 100 001- 3 i llon Drysdale started for Los Better Than Tires On 1964 Cars! Talbot. Aker 17 ) and 17·121 . HR- Banks <16th). S>n Fran 000 000 0011- 0 5 ' Angeles, but was knocked out mann. Winner - Talbot (9-6). Purkey 18-7) and Uecker. bv Johnson's third-inni11g hom. Loser-Stephenson 11-4). HRs- ttsl game ) Spahn 14·131 and Hailer. er. Conlgltaro 2 09th, 20th), Yas- Ph1la noo 000 003- 3 10 1 White !15th). Cincinnati had plenty 01 op· trzemski I 13th). Pitts 000 001 000 - I 3 portumties, but left 13 men !2nd Game) Short, Wagner 17), Baldschun WESTBURY, N.Y. IUPI) - stranded Kansas City 611 000 Oil-tO 16 19) and Dalrymple. Friend. Mc- 1George Sholly and John Chap- Vada Pinson and Leo Carden. , Boston 104 000 030- 8 12 2 Bean 191. Carpio 191 and Pag- 1man close out their hallie for as had triples Jhal were wasted Hunter, Dickson (6), liaroni. Wmner - Wagner 14-2) . driving honors at Roosevelt and Tommy Harper h~d 8 pair t81 and Blanchard, Lachemann Loser-Friend 15-lll. 1Raceway when the track ends of steals a run batted in and •11. Lonborg, Bennett (1), 2nd game. I mnings) 1ls current meetmg tomght. scored three times. Ritchie (5), Earley 17), Radatz Phila 001 000 010 0- 2 7 t Sholly had held the lead With A crowd of 46,537 watched the 191 and Nixon. Winner-Hunter PJtts 100 010 000 1- 3 IJ 01two nights lo go, 47-46. Pame oushing attendance for ' 11·2). Loser - Lonhorg (6-12). the two conteslo to more than HRs-Harrelson !16th J. 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NGs I:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~C~I;oo;n~e~n~=~Po;mo;ro~y lliE DAllY SENTINR ~~ 2·~:.~s':"~ou~~;me:: ~~ ~he openlog outing of the tour- : . • A • T k D0dgers WIll gaIn' a e 3Garne Lead 0Ver Red1egs I Figer POak. Harlan, who make1 his home In France, revealed his de!tire to tackle the ttOUtb fore of Everet~t and Unsaeld qreed to oeek the necessary permissions from the Nep.alese 10vernment. Qur ASK I-JIM TO !70 A LmLE JOB JnnJngs In ° 8~8Rl'5 W~RlD Hado I Pomeroy will be playing In Ha· ., 10 • 9 af rt 1 t!In:: : HELEN HELP US! Television In Review I Pomeroy Wins Shot at Pony I '1 w•• determ·Jned when y• by l.'ndm~· " Pomorov • 016 SOD lleJl! • I ' .... ~ . Crow'l ter the first tODillec .... """" ..~ In .the f aon ed seven and walked Uone Y>ome ha evening ~ · 1 Crow, Crow • Porter, -q '111t Gallipolis Indians shut- who had been safe on Sayre's hopea with a 4-1 vi.~, athf'!2d' leo!ninP ,, in Town and Country and S~ ~ ard Danny ......., 1 1 3 out the Middleport Braves 5-0 error. Ballard singled sending second .game ~d the Galltpo- batt.:r, Hensler, intentlona Ydtd , .er-"d round 1 the tourn· '· House, Paul's Ashland berVice w.•h V'&Iks, loUowbyedG bJ Mlte!lo 1 behind the one hit pitching of Mitchell to third. Then Steve Its lndl8D8 whitewashed the ChJlds whiffed lour and Mason h a first ·ound bye Station in <vracuse and The to-hack si.ngles baryu.a....•._ . Ricky Mitchell Tuesday night Mitchell was sale on Johnny Middleport Braves, 0-0 In the not walk anyone. ed N D - Se t• el ell Jnd MJ!ton RGus . ~- ... while Pomernv edg ew aJ1Y n •n · in the Seventh Annual Kyger Slaven's error and Ricky Mit- ftna Ie. . FISHER'S DEFEAT INDIANS only •other run scored In ""'..,. Creek Little League Tourna- chell scored. A three-run fourththe :In~ B. Roberts. J. Barnette, and third as the result of an ·~ ment. In the fifth, Ricky Mitchell rally proved to be ero L. Johnson slammed two bits and walks. . Mitchell, a lefl-hander. not singled and went to third on ence In the Middleport • R i each as Fisher's defeated the "My skate bOard'• ampbiblThe other two only struckout 15 Braves. but Ballard's double. Steve Mitch- game. d f st blood Middleport Indians, 1-1. ous!" were by little Charlie 1 also was one of the lnrlians' ell was safe on a fielder's . The Red egs ~w "he BiD Fisher's scored three In the and Bryant Hudson, hnfn ·:~leading hitters, getting a triple choice, as Ricky Mitchell w~nl m thf sec?n~ s~r.:: two first on a walk, doubles by gles. Reed, who ~·-;:;c;'nt~iit '.:•::1 and two singles in lour trips to home With the lndrans' lhJrd H~ns trJp t I of home Barnelle and Johnson and a PL Redlegs Defeat k·'V'kP. out in an a. . •l the plate. Mitchell walked six run or the game. ou s a er on ea llyhall by J. Leary. bo-.o•• the start of the a-. ~ Braves as his Indians played Billy Atkins opened the top on the throw c · Two more ~una scored In the Dodgel'tl, 8-5 . . made two fine catches for~· ; errorless ball. of the sixth with a single, stole Singles by Micky Childs and iliird ~n a t~Jple by .Johnson, a The second place Pony League National League New York 4 Detrmt 3, lsi, lWJ· West Virgmians, as welL " Ill Gary Ballard, first baseman, second and third. Bob Pegg Bobby Hysell sandwiched be- fJelder' chmce, a Single by J. Redle 5 cut the league lead· W. L. Pet. GB . light gettmg the hJI. • also had three hits in four trips. singled scoring Atkins. Prose tween t~o errors, a walk: aod Hartenbach and a grooodout ing r!;gers lead to two games Los Angeles ~ 42 .5~ ; · 1Dell o1t 3 New York 0, 2nd, Porn>roy scored one 1'1111 ltl getting two doubles and a sm· smgled WJth Pegg taking se~ a !Jelder s choice gave MJddle- by Hugh. . . Tuesda evening with an 8-S cmcmnatr 56 44 .560 3 mght . the first, three m the secGG,d, gle Bob Pegg and Tom Prose ond Then Ballard doubled scor- port the winning runs ID the The wmners fmJshed by scor- . tYM . 1 F. ld Milwaukee 53 43 .552 4 IBaltrmore 3 Los Angeles 2• 10 five in the third and three lllltrtl · fourth. Two runne;s 'n.:r siogle runs m the fourth wm 8 emorJa le · · · had· the other two Indian hits, ing · Pegg. Steve Mitchell flied were J... . . San ~·rancJsco 52 43 .547 41L " . Irm ' ngs · mght ; e fourth 1nmog. • both singles. oul to end the inning. thrown out at home 1n the mn- and. flflb lnnJogs. A six-run sixth inning rally Philadetph•a 50 48 .510 8 Cleveland 1 ChJcago 3· mgh:st Hitting lor Pomeroy wu JIU' Doug Burns, left-bander, had Two Middleport teams and ing. . Middleport plated Ito run In enabled the Reds to overcome Pittsburgh 51 50 .505 8~ r washmgton 10 Mmnesota I, ' ed by Catcher Bob Burdeltl the Braves' only hit. a single m Rio Grande hit the dust, Tues- Rio Grande scored liB runlthe second on walks to Duffy a 5-2 Dodger advantage 'SI. Louis 50 49 .505 8'~ twilight . dl who had two doubles and a zidi' . the bottom of the second. After day night m tournament actioo in the fifth on a smgle by Can- CraJg. Hmdy. and M:en ~nd l The big innmg was highlight. ICiucago 46 54 .46013 IMmnesota ~ Washmgton 5, 2n ' ot singles in four tripo to k that Mitchell fanned II of the at Kyger Creek. ady and a double by Jerry a hbalk by wmnmg plt r Uf· ed by four of the Reds' five hits. Houston 43 54 .4 43 1411 Wn~ght d , p b bl Pll he plate. ·' • rem~ining 16 Braves who came F1sher's Department Store of Waters. W 1 P Loy. . h 1 Cr . ,_ ed Mike Norlhup started the rally New York 32 66 .327 26 Cehnes ay 1 c' 8 ed cght") Other Pomeroy hitters ed th M'd L ·ng pitcher Joe a ers smg · ur er a1g ... no 1eago al 1eve 1an 1Dl . . h d j;il!.to the plate. •Pl. Pleasant defeat . e '. hadost~e on!· other Rio hit off seven and walked two. Mur- by walking, Tom ~eado.ws was l Tuellday's Results -Horlen 18·81 vs. Tiant 19-3). Mrke Young WI1 1wo ou , , The lndl8ns scored two In \ dleporl lndrans, 7-1 m the o~ Ch'ld ) phy issued six free passes and I safe or a fie lders rhmce and Chicago 6 New York 3 Mmnesola at Washmgton Larry Walker and Burt, each I the top of the first when Mrtch- ening contest, the MldGdl:r \ ~ :· ielded three hits, struckout six. . Rodney Gilkey followed with a Ph!ladelpria 3 Pittsburgh I, Ist. rnighl) - Pascual <8·31 vs. Or- double , Danny Abbott .• trlpla, ell tripled sconng Bob Pegg, IRedlegs JOlted high RIO r 0 aers Y two. run triple. twlhght , , Lonno Va"ghan and Tim Glut 11 1 1ega!~. h ·land...__ . Consecuhve smgles by John Pittsburgh 3 Philadelplua 2, Los Angeles at Ballimore .~ac a smg e. ·~u, tomght can leave no betler , Bro~n. Dan Cook and Lee 1 2nd. ltl mnings, mghl ltnighll - .~ewman (lt ·11 vs . 1 111 ~' twosJngles. than two games bark. , Burson drove m the !mal runs 1Milwaukee 7 Houston I, mght lBarber (8-7). (,ary M•tchell started 00 lhl 1 Wills' steal Monday night or Bill Cordell and char I e s St LOUIS 3 San FranCISCO O,j DetrOit at New York I twilight) ' lhord resulted m hrs sconng the Saunders led the Dodger attack mghl '-Wickersham 13·81 vs Cullen , k Th Ma . · tJ·7 • mght 1!0-0 ). ; too over • two SOD I..os Ange Ies 9cIDCinna winmng run when a p1cko(f at- with two Juts each. tempt sailed mto Jeltlield Meadows was the winning Wednesday's Probable Pik-hers l Kansas C1ty at Boston tmghti l moundsmen struck out lt'lel And he scored what pro.ved to · pitcher while James Rose Pluladelplua at Plttsburgh ,sheldon t4-'I J vs Monbouquette ' and walked one. • b h d ·d T da took the Joss (mghll - Bunnmg 111-1) vs. 11·11). e h~ •. "f~ mgfiflrun hues hy l The I ittl~ League contest be· Law lll-9t I Thursday's Gam.. h mg I d m t I e ~ ~den e tween the Indians aud the Red New York at Chicago 12) - .Delrmt at New York LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The• his eve on cracking the major toonal League lead from l ~ ~mg e , s/ e ~~on ,an r~mel Sox was posiponed berause McGraw IO.l i and Parsons (!- Kansas City at Boston i. , b ·t the CincmnatJ lleds can Jeag,;e record for stolen bases Dnd~er< here, to three lu orne u~ rmld' '";" ~ smg :: h ,the Indians we~e playmg m lhe l6) vs. Ellsworth ltl·61 and Chicago at Cle•eland. night 11 wa. a WI cones '"w •c "' h. h he tin 1962 games behmd Los Angeles. Jackson •8·121. tOnly games scheduled) hone lor from lheJr three·game w rc se . d T ke lhe matter more rioe pi!chers worhd with Ron \ Kyger Creek tournamenl. M.l k t H t I ."hi) . Wo Repair All ·· t0 le·we town only 'l'he speedy shortstop rna e lJ rna . . ' 1 1 wau ee a ous on mf'tl' VJ"I L' ' ·h · T day night sermus ne•rlv unbeatable San- Perranoskr puttmg down a final - Johnson ilO·\ 1 vs Haymond Makn & Modtll sil~htly worse off than when off wJI. ~ P~" u~e e's lhal dv Ko~tax (tl·3i will be work· Cmrmnali threat lor the second : Major League Leaden (&-4) · · t'IGHT RESULTS 1 they arrtvt'd and W~?s ar ehr.- d i~ with a i~g tonight's game agamst Sam- night in a row for the wm. Joey I By United Press International Ci~ctnnati at Los !\ngeles I Ry United Prrss International\ The Reds have been "taken guy agam - c Jppe · . h h d h. J h ta ted d · · · .I " lh frsllwo OJIIir as the Dudgers celebrated JP> I'll•• 113-6), who as a ls ay. w o s r an was N . I I ' tmghll - Ellis 113~) vs. Kou· RICHMOND. Va. •:JPII- Su. l • • Gosolp In Gotham On Request." night club propoolllon. Ra~ EI'IIO!Jt Borgnlne's closest wants to take over the shutterchums predict that he and his Bud Powell's Frencll wife, ed Birdland, redecorate It bride will soon announce plans Buttercup, left ..er popular smashingly, and reopen wlltl a to star. a family Immediately. club In St. Germain des Pres Latin policy - Cugi's name on Ernie Is a phenomenon, even and jetted to the U. S. to be at the canopy, his orchestra on tht for Hollywood; the nation knows the bedside of tbe jazz plaolst. bandstand and bls cute chick, him as a fllm and TV star, but But Is stw on the criiJcal Usl Charo, In the singing limelight in character parts, not as a at Brooklyn's Cumberland Hos... Hermione Baddeley, a splen. great lover like Rock Hudson pital . . . Romy Schneider Is did actress, Is working on a or Marcello Mastroiaoni. But now officially betrothed to Ger- book. Her tentative title: "1be he seems to be eveo more devas- mao film director Harry MoyUSA On One Pound A Day, tating with the dames than tile en, who obviously lias geen gone And Other Fairy Tales." gorgeous guys. His on-aod • off on ~er for the past two mooths. romance wid Katy Jurado Romy accepted his proposal in A thought for the day: Prest. they were engaged, they were. Salzberg, and tells lrienda lht dent Thomas Jefferson said: "A n'l, they were, they married, wedtllng will take place in D&sing!• zealot may commence they fought and they parted bit- cember or January. Harry Is a peraecutton. and better men bl terly - was a veritable oaga, Bttle bit married, but expecte bis victims." and his tempestuous live-week to be free to say "I do" at tbe long marriage to Ethel Mer- Yuletide. In 1954. the U.S. Senate railmao causes caused consideraRalph Watkins Is conferring lied the charter of the United . ble comment from the announce- with Xavier Cugat over a big Nations ment <which were lew people believed) to the divorce papen 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 28, 19611 Ann-Margret, who is staying In Denver lor a whole three weeks while "Stagecoach" is being filmed there, demanded that her hotel suite be painted pinlt before she moved in. She also "requested" 2oth CenturyFor to supply her with a ptnk l - - by Helen Sottel--4 motor scooter. The atudio went along blithely, giving her ev- YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! Iortable with preoocup.ation • erything she wanted, because bout themselves . . And they she's doing tbe movre on an old · This column Is for young peo- don't think THEIR troubles are contract and they figure It's a ple, their problems and pleas- the biggest in the world. (Or il major victory just to get Her ures, their trnubles and fun. As with the rest of Helen Help they do, they put up • g o o d Highness to report to the set. smoke screen.) TV mystery: There's no men- US!. it welcomes laughs but Sure, It would be lovely to lion of Frank Sinatra on the won't dodge a serious question have a fabulous home and parJuly 29 ''Girl Talk" taping, with a brush-<>11. ents. a clipped nose, a Wow-• which features Mia Farrow. Send your teen·age question• e-e figure and a Liz Taylor face. Maybe bec11use Frank becomes to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT care With all these you could risk very annoyed when he is linked of Helen Help US! this news- being selishly sell • centered 1D print with Mta - his reason paper. But you aren't that lucky so being that his family Is upset THE EASY WAY you'd better make the best of over the reports. Odd that they Dear Helen: what you've got, change what weren't similarly upset when he Nobody likes me because my you can ignore what you can't married Ava Gardner, was sup- legs are too skinny .. and stop counting your misforposed to be engaged to Juliet Dear Helen: tunes. Above all, blame t h • Prowse and Lauren Bacall, and What chance have I got? We right person for your lack ol dated all kinds of ladles fn be- live in a dumpy house and I'm friends - and only YOU can tween. Mia's a lovely girl; most ashamed to bring people there ch..,ge that person's personalchaps would be delighted to be so I haven't any fmnds . . . It}'- H. known as her beau . . Leslie Dear Helen: MOW 'EM DOWN Caron and Warren Beatty hav&II I could only get ny nose Dear Helen: n'I merged yet, but some of the bobbed, I know I'd be popular .. My brother hangs around fan clubs have. The stars were Dear Helen: with three boys. They are nlce just not!Oed officially that the My parenls are lmpoosible. kiJs and I think two of them Leslie Caron Fun Club of San- ~o wonder nobody hkes me like me because whenever I dusky, Ohio, and the Warren Dear Helen: mow the lawn or anything they Beatty Fan Club of Cinelnnatl My face Is too long and I've always want to help me. One Is now ar.~ "o~atlng as one. got squinty eyes. That ts why 18 one Is 15. I am too. What the ktds avoid me. shwld I do? - D P. Dear All of you who hang your Dear D: Note for the CIA: It's rumor- troubles on a handy peg: Rest! . .. And be friendly, but ed that a strange "unidentified'' rr you're looking for sympa .. ~on't Jake it lor granted you've force has gathered in tbe mounthy, look elsewhere! Or turn mowed 'em down. Maybe theytains in Haiti, near the border to the one who feels sorriest for 're just chivalrous, and don't of the Domtulcan Republic .. . yuur sad plight YOU. like to see a girl doing her broComedienne Phyllis Diller, who But If you want some hard· ther's work! -H. has been married for so many nosed advice, then listen and Dear Helen; years everyone assumed ii was listen good: I am a 17-year-<>id boy and permanent, Is about to seek a It isn't your house or your have been going steady with a divorce . Bobby Darin's re- looks or your parents or any cording of "Hello, Dolly!,, is physical thing that turns peo. 16-year·old girl for the past II the top seller In the Philippines. pit off where you're concern· m6nlhs. Every once in a while And to show how truly world- ed. Rather, it's your self-con- she says she wants to date otl>er boys for a change, while she wide the musical has become IICiousness about these streall- is still young. So far I have director Gower Champion ami ed "defects." And If they were his. wife, Marge, discovered on corrected, you'd latch on to been able lo talk her out of fl. the1r recent vacation that the some other excuse lor your What should I do to keep us Greeks refer to the hit as "Vas- "unpopularity." You won't rr.ake together? - TROUBLED Dear T: au, Kula!'• lrlenda until you tltop laying Let her go- ll'a the only waJ the blame on everything but the When Ltza MfnneUI'a show to ~olrl her. If It's for real. aha. ''Flora, the Red Menace ,; real cul~rJt - your Inward-look- '11 be back when she sees that posted its closing notice thos~ Ing personality. you. too, can find another girl, For Pete's sake, look at the -H. who had read the critl~' reviews didn't know whether to klda who "make It" with the This column Is dedicated to laugh or cry. So many had ov- crowd. They aren't perfect-oot family living, so if you're hav. er-rated the production, and ev- by a long shot -but they don't ing kid trouble or just plata en predicted Liza would have brood about lbelr faults, or trouble, let Helen Help YOU. 1 loog, long run on Broadway. lacks. They're too busy being She will also weocome ynur own Jack Benny's Beverly Hills Jr.terested tn others to waste amusing experiences. Addresa hou.. Is up for sale If you like much time on self pity. Mainly Helen Bolte! In care 01 lhll that neighborhood and havt they don't make people uncom- newspaper, $t2,000 handy . . New York, New York, io a omnderlul town. A Greenwich VIllage boot store has a sign in !Is window readIng: "Stt·ln Schedules Supplied Inconsistent Americans Daily Sentinel, All Star From Kyger Creek Tourney Actl.on Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN Here art some of the Hsti ngs that will give you a chuckle. We rave about apeed laws to stop fast drivers, and will not buy a car that will not go 100 miles per hour; we are scared at spendIng biOions for education and other government programs, and yet we think nothing of spending billions on tobacco, llrinks and other unneeded gadgets. . When we stand up to sing the national ·. anthem we can not remember manv of ~the words, but we can name the iine'. ups in the major leagues and the scores '. of football games over a long period of years People work hard on a farm so that they can move to a city, to moke : more money so they can move back lo ;:the country. • Redlegs Oust Hot Rio Grande Tearn COMMENT I> TING EDITORIALLY Recently we came across a listing of many of the conflicting thii•gs that we do 11 Americans, and it would appear tbat we become more inconsistent with tlllh passing year. In spite of all of the lbortcomlngs we might have as a people the avenge American is still a pretty 'IOOd fellow, and there Is possibly no better compliment than to be called a ftll American. We are a country that will beat an enemy down to defeat and then turn around and put that enemy bacll: on his feet. • BAKER FURNITURE MIDDUPORT, 0, - ' H&R FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT, 0. - �4-Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, • 0., .July 28, 1965 mUllan .. . doDars. · The Jackson P.C.A. Board of Near Jackson 9 • • Directors and employees DaUfSetltlnel, Pomeroy•M!ddleport, are - · =~u:e~~~m~r~~~ y~~ mg ~~~~~~~:!~~a~~ 1st Anno IJPCA M t" a ee Is Scheduled This Sunday " . 'l'be Jackson Productton Cred· It Alsoclatklll will hold Its Slat aMual meetln& Sunday, Aug. l, at cauter's cave, 6 miles IOilth o1 Jacison on Rl 38. Mr. :::~~~:d~~ ::;:~al~! 'l'htn rln~o cannot twist or turn on your finger. The >r;m• ... -ik ~~pt~llld HdefactlOA. o., .J1J17 28, 196H • t y MIn ° III''egall' y ThIrS 0rs ·; ' t of LawEnforcement Tartte l"! · ·· - - ·-- ),ffnor1if'· in Ohio are feeling 1 creased markedly. Citations It>• 11·· effect of a ahilt m Issued to Hquor penni! holden tl'lopha.' 1 Of enforcement of ir the first six months includ· the stole's liquor laws, a re- ed 568 charges of minors viola· pnrt released today by Depart. lions ~• increase of 51 per cent m•nl "' !Jquor Control Direct· over •he 378 charges of last a. Donald D. Cook showed. vear. . ner will be served from 11 until D1ck Sterrett announced today. 2 followed 1 allort business ses· The Jacksoo Production Credll slon. Thll session wlll Include serves eleven Southeastern Ohio the elecllon of one director by CounUea wi~h loans to 2,000 the members. Nomineee lor dl· fumers tolafin& nearly seven rector are Frank MarraU of Lawrence County, Andrew Crosa whose term is uplrlna from Meigs County and Clarence E. Boster of Gallia County, l~JIIOUI h•ddw lock holdt them loa'ether tor mora ' ,. All..uugh overall violations w•r• dnwn for the first half of th• ye•r according to the re· port a!l but one category of VtoJtathons Involving minors in· OaUia County Committee Chairman, John Payne, stated that • silver cup will be award· ed to the county with the most members preseot. !lis commit· tee Is trytna to contact eacb member In the county In order to win the cup for Gallia County. A portable ·v, Polaroid cam· era and several other door prizes will be given away to the members. The Jackson PCA Board of Directors which are •lected by the farmers that owned the BOYS' NATION CONFERENCE- West Virginia delegates to the 20th anniversary oLthe American Legion Boys' Nation- Kerry Bethel association are George Small· · f k b f 1 h' · t 1 1 d1 u ey, President, Jackson County; Jarrell, 17, of Point Pleasant, second from left, and John Reed Hobbtzell, 16, o Par ers urg, ar r g •- recetve op eve a v ce on par a· Hobart McAllister, Vice Pre~i· mentary procedures. It came from two veterans of the United States Senate, Senator Jennings Handolph, left, and Senator Robert C. Byrd, see. dent, Ptke County; DaviS . . .. . Greene, Athens County, Howard and from right. The visitors participated in the Boys' Nal!on achv11le s held on the campus of the Uruversity of Maryland tbrouab Friday, Duvall, Ross County and Andrew Cross from Meigs County. 1July 23. Minors violations took over as the most frequent violation f~r whtcb permit holders were r1ted during the first hall of the year, a dubious distinction • Some VeteraMa Suffer Benef•·t ("ut '-' th"J' have not enJoyed previous this year, Cook said. Charges made against per. sons arrested during the lint Wli]} hall of 1965 lor minors viola- ft' lions showed dramatic Increase•. Cook said. to . C'h~l'Je~ of minora purcha~o 312 per cent to 203; mmora consuming, up 210 per cent to 165, sa tea to minors, up 193 per cent to 145 and furnishing to minors up 98 per cent to 67. He said he believed the decrea,e was due In part to strict enforcement of the klquor iaWB at all levels in the past two ye.rs 1111d hecau!le toeal police ~ave I,ocmne Increasingly coop. m~ mtox1conts were ,up WASHINGTON (UPI) - An Ollllmated 12,000 to 18,000 war . ~tatlve In upholding Hquor laws. Permit holders who !!light like to try to skirt tbe law are now aware that they can't gel away wltb 11 ~ 0 eaaUy, the dlrt:ctOI commented. He added he hoped non • permit-holding ofl•.nd•rs would also come to the same realization soon. 35 MM TOILET TISSUE COLOR FILM - - 4for REGULAR PRICE 4 FOR 59c I Includes processing I CREST TOOTHPASTE NOXZEMA 1 V 0, i Reg. 75 • - Reg. 75 • - SHAMPOO ~~~~~~00 - 50 Ft. 8MM Color ~· MOVIE FILM - - S1.99 Price Includes procusing Helana Rubenstein c 49c 48c 47c DISTILLED WATER FOR STEAM IRONS Sc Candy Bars SUMMER SALE and Now Going On Chewing Gum FOR YOUR SHOPPING PLEASURE 1. Clean ladies & Children's rest rooms 2. Cold drinking fountains 3. TV tube tester 4. Complete line of hair preparation• 7. Afr.conditioned Buy Now and Save! Agriculture Depru:tment evalu· sales of products totaling more ales modern farmmg as the .na- than $4,000. lion's biggest Industry. It cites The department aald Ianners statistics to prove II In a publl· spend nearly $30 bUUon a year cation called "Background on lor goods and service~ to proU.S. Agriculture." . . . duce crops ~ livestock, and The department's cttahons tn- another $12 billion a year for elude: , the same things dty people -Farming employes 6 mtnton buy. - food, clotbmg, drugs, workers, more than the com· f~rruture, appllances, and the bined employment In transpor- like. . tatlon, public utilities, the steel The departme~t ~d three industry, and the automobile out of every 10 JOba m private industry. e!"ployment .are related to ~g· -Agriculture's assets total rtculture. This employment. m· $230 billion, equal to about two- volves persons ~ farmt.ng ; thirds of the value of the cur· those who have JOba stormg, rent assets of all corporations tratllporUn~, processllli, and in the United States, or about merchandlzmg tbe products .ol half the market value of all agriculture; meat packing ID· ciaTthioen. association expects to corporation stocks on the New dustries; aU forms of emplo,in excess of 1,600 calves at York Stock Excbange. ment related. t<l dairying; bak· two Athens area sales. 11 -The value of agriculture's mg; processmg of fruits and noted that the Athens sales production assets represents yegetables; and cotton fabrics had the highest percentage of more than $26,000 lor each mduslries. top-grade calves In the state farm employe. The depm;tment also llsted feeder calf sales to -There are about 3.4 mllllon these statistiC! Independent producers in farm· - Ope hour of 1111'11! ia.bor pro. Th e Ath ens L'tves lock saes 1 ing· In 1963' 1·5 mtnton farms duces more thanoth ft1e ltmes as Con~p&IIY also agreed to build sold less than $2,500 worth of much food and er crops as farm products· 463 000 sold It did In 191&-21; crop producpens and to rna ke every ' ' t' · 70 t hi her to rovide water tor all products worth $2,500 to f4,999; IOn IS per cen . g per P 600 000 sold products worth $5 • acre; output per breeding ani· Vice president Lee Glass of ooo' to $9,999; 978,000 sold prod· mal has doubled. · h f ucts worth more than $10 OOO· -Productivity of the Amerl· was m c arge o ' ' f rke 1nce th meeting. Attending were about 125,000 farms in 1963 had can arm wo r s e •'""" Beef c ae~a ttl s 1 list D00 1950s has Increased by 7.7 per ~a~ Davis of Jackson, Kenneth Ack- Spend Weekend at -Output Per man • hour In erman, county .agent of Athens, , non • agriculi'Ural industry has Bob DaviS, county agent Elkms Conference Increased by 2.8 per cent a Vmton. Also attending were Dir.,ctors w. A. LaFollet, Mill· PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Char· year. ; Lemuel Fuller, New Ply· les Gammon, president of the -One. farm worker produces moiJth; Gerald Wilcox, McAr· Point Pleasant Brancb of Am· food, ltber, and other !ar~ Samuel Mich 1 Mi erican Assn. of University Wo- commodities for himself and ~ ae ' nersvi others · Leo Story Pomeroy· Paul men, Mrs. Ralph Crump, ce · Bae; Secretary'.Treasure;, Min- president and Mrs. CIIHord The department said the .,..,,;·rle and members of the Carder, treasurer, spent the Iarmer " a pretty good taxpay· Athens Livestock Sales Com- weekend at Davis and Elkins er, too. In 11164, farm real pany. College In Elktn1, where they e&tale taxes totaled bllllon: attended a conference for ofR. tu on personal property on cers of the AAUW. farms, was about one • third of a billion dollar& 1 federal and Tentative plans were made state Income taxes paid by the lor a statewide workshop to be farm population totaled bU: GaUipOUs, Oblo held mPoint Pleasant this fall. lion. Salurday, Jul~ !4, lHI SALES REPORT of Oblo Valley Llveotock Co. HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 23 to 220 to 250 lbs. 23 to :14; 20 to 24; Fat Sows 12 to Stas 12 to 16; Boars tO to NOW IN PROGRESS! ; Sows 9 pigs 80 to 80; Shoatl · 8 to 18. 91 91 CAT'fLE - Steers 12 to 20; Heifers 12 to t8 Baby Beef 16 to 22; Fal Cows 12 to 15; can· ners 8 to 12; Bulls 12 to 18; Milk Cows 80 to 150. VEAL CALVES - Tops 26.30: Seconds 22 to 21i; Medium 20 to 22; Com. 4c Hvs. 18 to 25; CUlls 15 to 18. SHEEP - Ewe& & Lms. 5 to 10; Stock Ewes 4 to 10; Fat MIDDLEPORT, 0. Sheep 4 t<l 8: Culls I to 5; Bucks 4 to 8; Fat Wethers 5 to 10. 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COMPARE, BEFORE YOU BUYI Cattlemen from west Virgin· have been invited into Ute Southe•tstetcn Ohio Beet Cattle d a nationall known aucl:ionea:enr has been :mployed conduct future feeder call · thens ·--T·-h·es~n we~e chief develop. ments of a meeting of the Alb· en' Area Committee of 1he SEOBCA Monday night at the Athens Livestock Sales comp· any barn. The Association voted to em· Marlin Woodruf national· auctioneer.' for the calf sales, and t<l extend invitation to cattlemen of Virginia to join the Asso- Market Report 6. Money orders ,. YOU WILL NEVER FIND A BETTER BUY THAN THESE NEW '1.8 5. Free parking l HAS THE H0 T WEAT HER G0 T YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR~ Invite W. Va., On the Farm Front Modern Farming is Nation's Cattlemen to Join SEO Group Biggest Industry in 1965 REXALL George Parsons Jacob Phil)ipf;~~·. Dies Tuesday Of Hartford In Toledo Dies Tuesday: oermanently disabled lor reaslnl not connected with his miff. t"l'Y servic• may collect a pen. sion ranging from ~~ to $116 a month il his Income Is below , Congress is expected to ap- a .:ertaln level. prove later this week. $6.5 bil· For many veterans, the lno lion bill whlcb indudes provJs. c,·ease in Social Security bene· iom for medical and hospitalnin· fits will push their income •ur"nce for people over 6fi and ebove rhe ceiling for VA bene- PT. PLEASANT - George W. IIARTF('IRD - Punerll t!erf· a 7 per cent increase in Social fits Others will be moved into Par!utns. 71, of Toledo, Ohio, ices for Jacob Phillips . "1, Serurit> benefits. >ig~er income categories. They Mason countian, died Ha,11ord, wbo died at his rest• will conUnue drawing VA bene· Tuesday at his home. He was dence TUesday, will be h• 1 ~ But 'or thousands of veterans fits bul at • lower level. the brother ot Lawrence Par- Friday at 2 p. m. (DS'l'\ at \hP of World War 1, World War ll sons of Point Pleaaant and Carl roglesoll& Funeral bornt' w•• and tb< Korean War, tbe Social Parsons of w..t Columbll and t.oe Rev. Osborn Hoo\rer o!IIM'lecurltv increase will boomer· Mrs. Lora Lewellen o1 Middle- atlllb aSillsted by Rev, WM'""~ ang ag•ms! an Increase In vet· port, Ohio. Zlnn. Burtal will he lit the Ora· erans henellts they began getHe was bam In Mason Coun- ham Cemetery. tbe son of tbe late Amelia tin~ Jan. l. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. and George M. ParSODI. He wao bol'll Novembel 16, A veteran who Is totally and bert Dotson are their 800 Surviving In addition to the 1871, at Independence, W. Va .. brotbera aod slater, is his the 110n of the late Jolm Henry wife, Mr . end Mrs. Dotson and granddaughter, U. Clare; one 1100, George a .' Cilldy Ph!Wpa. He came tQ sa, of West Palm Beach, Fla. of Toledo and one daugh- Mason iD lil2 u SuperiaielldWhile here they will also Mrs. Ernestine Schade, To- enl of the HuiOOIDIOn Coal Co. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ledo. Funeral arrangements are and for the past 33 yell'll bad Claude Bumgarner In New Ha· · beell a Justice of Peace It ven. Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Justis of APDIMealll8ll'ITEI DValley Hospital He was a veteran Of lite Fort Wayne, Ind., spent : Mrs. Robert . ... u. Ga11 tpo weekend with his parents, Mr. ; Mrs. Jerry Spanish • American War, I and Mrs. Ferris Justis. Mr.!Rh<ldes, Mtneral Wells, w.. va:; member of the VFW chap!« It Justis is attending En•lneer· Wenday Hammack, Galhpohs I' :ersburg, Masonic Lodge 2S ... F J h Sa d Gl FAM at CIUton and I meming School in Indiana. wr;{ o n un ers, en- her of the Hartford BapUtit Mrs. C. B. (Abigail) Thomp· DISCHARGED M Arnold Chl•reh slnee 1923. :n of Pt. Pl:fnt ~~ I f and son, Pt. r~leasant: Surv;vors include his wile, 1 1 comofp Mon anJ "s89 s m . 8the Edgar Taylor, Racine; Lillie, at home; stx dau(lhters, m eare rs. · · Ch ar1es Mar t'm and dau- Mrs . Myr' f urcell , Kensington, don Henderson; Stephen War· Md ; Mrs. Edythe Gral. ColumD.oro tbY Russe11 en te red Mrs. Paul Bonecut- bus; Mrs. Mildred Stone, ClliJ. , zer hospital on Monday , Gallipolis Ferry. llcothe; Mrs. Ruth Grinstead, : observation. BIRTHS: Twin sons to Mr. Hartford; Mrs. Leah Lilllnaer. Major and Mrs. H. Joe Gress and Mrs. Robert Burris, Galli· Westervll' Ohio; Mrs. Doris ' and three chtldren, Br~nda, polis, Ohio !expired). KrAft. camp LeJeune, N. C.: Gene and Joy, are spendmg and three sons E Horold Philportion of their vacation visit· AGENT RESIGNS tips, Arlington,' v~.; James R. mg. her parents at Simcoe.. . PT. PLEASANT - Miss Wan. Phi!Ups, Nitro, and Wayne R. tano, Canada: After vtSittng da Stemple, Mason County Phillips, Belle. there they wtll return to Home Demonstration agent for Friends may call at the IUDI home at San Antonio, Texas. the past five years, has resign· era! home after noon Tbltl'IDallas Walker, postmaster ed her position. Miss Stemple, day. Mason, was taken to tbe Hoi· whL i> from Auora, w. Va. , .:....._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ zer Hospttat on Tuesday will be married on July 31, to successor hu been named llr mg and IS " patient thet·e. ~ ~~ii.~M~el~toin~o~f~Wiinf~ield. No Miss Stemple. Mrs. Fred Spencer left on Friday by plane for a visit with her daughter and son·in· law, Mr. and Mrs. Walden Ben· netf Roush. Jr., at Salt Point , N. Y. Also visiting with the ntenm wiD suffer a cut In ININ"al benellta under a program ~eslgned boost the Social r;e.-1•urlty payments to the elder· A&ll:l Open Tuesd1y Through Saturday 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Phone WY 2-5271 On Route 124- SyriCust, 0. MARIE LEADINGHAM, OWNER FREE GIFTS - . FREE GIFTS Fill 'GIFTS '• ·~ I �II., ' H tying Bobby as "a llttle moJ•e Skip, speaking rrom hlo own · ··a : aloof." He told a story to illus- contact with the fam>ly and ,,'• Irate U1e general conslderallon from experiences of hJS mothof tllC family. er's working there, verifies two K ed 1 g nds • "Recently I drove over to enn y e e · . the Kennedy compound at mid- "The touch football games ~ night to pick up my mother aren't ' farce," he said. "A~ lit,. By Tom Rail .JJf tMrs. Rogean Is a personal most eveJ)'body plays while Jonurse to Jooeph Kennedy l and seph sits on the porch and , met Ted outside. He was lean- watches. . . te President's lng heavily on a white cane." "And the stories that they which Sllil! dally durmg the Ifea\mg tli< Ia . T · "Skip will you drive me over often walk on the beach are not summer months between Hya~> 1 youngest brot~ ID 3 sal '" 8 to my place'' he asked." made up either," he added. ms and Nantucket Island), has race o~~ap~Whai t pe of ' "Of course, I said 'Yes'," not· "Many times I have seen and known the Kennedy lam>ly since I as • K ed sJ,. led Skip He went on to relate talked to members of the lamhe was "eight years old '' people are enn Y · · 11 th " . . . · the "Tb ey •re • 11 different kinds that there was a party at the Y ere. .. His first meetmgs with bouse and that Of the Kennedys, In genera1, ed ys were Whe n •Sk 1.P·, fa· of people ·" he replied ' "b u t young· Senator's Kenn · ed h' t to the most of all they're extremely Ted mv1t 1m to come In he rna de these remarks·. 1her ~harte~ed bo~e~bers Ted considerate." He placed JFK. and joi · t! - "and I was "Their tastes are simple. Y~u Rail's Ramblings . • eresy Willa "The Kennedys have nevi'!' : acted high and mighty,'' claim· ADJ.AI E. STEVENSON rided with the term ''egg-head" ' ed Skip Rogean, a 20-year-old Faltblul Servant in an a!tempt to revive a popu- student who will enter the Wher. John Keunedy, in his >at contempt lor intelligence University of Connecticul next inaugural address, used I h e whleh n•d been successfully us· fall after previously spending a nnw familiar words, "Ask not ed in long ago presidential cam· year and a haU at the mari· whq vour country can do for oaigns. time academy. you - ask what you can do lor Yet, he did not hesitate to Skip, who is quartermaster your Cllllllry," he could have place those abilities into the on the "Siasconset" (an eightfo.lt aa.urance tbat the man he ;ervice of the country, or to hundred passenger "cruise ship" had chosen to represent the Un· fullv nis intellectual capacities ited States to the United Na· to 'llinimize the effects of some loos Adlai E. Stevenson, would of the same policies he had be fulh In agreement. warned against. For Adlai Stevenson, through· When he, in his acceptance out bla political career, was will· of the 1956 nomination, used lng to J!ive to the best of b i s the Biblical reference of "the ability to any assignment giv· biller cup which will not pass en him In the service of the from me " he could have drawn United States without request or from the same gospel the quota· <II'Sire tor personal gain or high !Ions ' They haled me without honor Whatever opinion the r.ause" or "And some began to future may place on his accom- •nit on him - and to buffet his pl!shments. his willingness to face. and to say unto h i m 'M'rve and bis devotion to the 'Prophesy " tasks •~signed to bim can not Was it prophetic, rather than be questioned. co·incidental , that he was "spat As !Ire Democratic candidate upon" and "buffeted" in the tor th• presidency, Stevenson same city in which his friend would not make the promises and co-worker for peace met of a roseate, untroubled future the same fate as did a man in which the American voters wish· anofhf'r city some 2,000 years ed to bear but took instead the &~o · the man whose teachings more unpopular course of warn· both 01 them followed. lnR them of the possible dan· For ~dlai Stevenson's epitaph 'e" ahead. For this he was we can on>y suggest the words reviled as "A prophet of doom," I"Well1one thou good and faith· and his intellectual abilities de· lui servant." • 1 "The Kennedy mansion looko IN A SUMMER SLUMP? No. I Size A White CALIFORNIA pints Rtd Cardlnol - - lb. •· Plaid Stamps, Tool FIIE$f1-LEA~ TASTY BEEF SHORl R\BS 39c Eastern Loca1 1 I llartDa, I ' IIIII - · "'~ Blade Cuts :-:·· ', :-:·· ··:-: ·: :' 41 · - from l'wti "Pork Chop Sale" Pie s 2 ':~. 39c 14-oz. Rib 2 79c Beef Roast~- Fish Sticks lb. SUPER·RIGHT QUALITY BEEP CAP'N JOHN FROZEN 2!~~ 79c English Roast Cod Portions - lb. $ Tide !:"._ 29c ::-35c ANN PAGE-GROUND Cinnamon _ . _. _ ::-29c SULTANA ~·4sc Stuffed Olives ANTISI;,PTIC-SAVE 30c Listerine Family Slu 20-oz. bottle 1·1b. pkg. 59c Pork & Beans $ lb. 99C BAKED GOODS ANGEL FOOD CHERRY PIE LEGS •. 49c _d_ _ _ ~',·29c n A&P BRAND MADE WITH POTATO FLOUR COTTAGE CHEESE POTATO 2 ~~~, 2Sc Mustard Iuna Fish 3''!: 89t Folger's Coffee Hawaiian Punch Spray Starch - - !:S9c 2 a- I ....... . HI.C Prult lb. pkg. Wtth =-.. $1 - Twist·Tit Loti Buttermilk Kroger Bread. ' 5 ~ Buttermilk _.. _.••• 3~.tlono $1 florido F - ..................... f-CW.Siub l!:irp. T/11/ft. p,_ Cufle SlMIJI Eli!>. 7/Sl/t!& .... ._ Florido F - FJ ...,_ Morttrfno Beans ........... 10 ~ $1 Pattiea ........... 3:._ 29c o gers Instant Coffee ___ ~:l'llllllury ' lollrtl 5..... 49 . 'ts -------------··· tf.lli. $109 BIStW ...,. C Coffee _K::'!'! ~!'-'.~ ..... ~ 69c Sugar ...., . -·-·-·----·--.... Salmon~~~-----·~ 49c Dressing~·-~~----·.- 45c Tide----------------···· 2!:. 71c Colgate~-~---·· k::. 48c Tomatoes~:"-~~- 8 -:..•$1 Cheer···--·-··--------- 2 =:. - -1 Premium Duz ----------· Kroger Evaporated SAVE tall Salvo .. --· ________ -···. ·:: 85c -... $ Milk ........ ~.... . -----·- cans Dash--------------------':._ &··~, ---..., Twilt-Tie Wrapper - a aew -Y"Itlitue feetw. oa K,... Early I Bird Bread.,, Twist- it'• opeal Twbt -It'• clottol Dttltntd to teet OYen·fnahneu allid fluor l""'er br -lin1 Ia the unuMd portion of the bread. 1 ...._ ............... ---,., ..... f'll1ll __________ __ .J Cake pra-1 ,..., --·····-----------~ .79c ".: lOc Spic &Span ··-----. ____ •• -:; Comet ••.....•....•••••• 2= Mr. Clean············----':;:. Neetarinett •••• ~ ~ .. 25c. Downy •••.••••••••••.•••. ·~: 89c 29c Top Job •..••....•••••••.. ':a. "'~- -· !lie,..,...... of *rduilve of llemo FREE 100 " s FIG l 7/SIItll --- A-J• ltleclt!l Y..W, STARKIST-LIGHT MI!AT CHUNK ' ·' $5.00 or More 1-lb. loaves L K- ANN PAGI! • BREAD 1\dnt 66r iiolllo . .. .. . Fruit Cocktail ••... 3 ':..:~'~ $1 Drinks ....... _.... 3~ $1 BREASTS "'· 59c STA..fL0-15c OFF LABEL Donut$ ,...... Eil!>. Glaat lou C&tsUp •••••••••••• 5 NEW-LO.CAL-ROSY RED Potato Chips __ ~! 59c wT.........,o- CG118 PARTS IS1 OFI' LABEL Your Choice r ---.I · s - '"" ~·., K._ SAVE ON JANE PARKER IIIII 12-oz, pkgs. Kroger Brand TRY THEM ON THE GRILL ANN PAGE-10. OFF LABEL-GROUND Paprika ____ 29c FRESH MEATY CHICKEN 69c • • ..... Clorlc'o c.......... ..... Contor Cui ANN PAGE-EGG ANN PAGE-10. OFF LABEL-GROUND Black Pepper Loin # pkgs. ..·:· pkgs. Sliced Bacon Washday Miracle :-:,:~d --....... . . 100 ........ Beans~~~ - - - ·---<•n C Fine- lb. ·---:.trmour Star.--- ( 10-oz. lull CII4ps '- - · 29 ROUND BONE-ARM CAP'N JOHN FROZEN 1 STRAWBERRY BANANA-LEMON COCOANUT CHOCOLATE NEOPOLITAN ANN PAGE TASTY ·.· 10 to 14 lb. avg. CREAM PIES NQQdles lb. lb. fl'tlh Frozen tolectlln " ""' ....... 9-oz. BARBECUE lkt. SAUCE - - - bl. lb. K._ tlhn "" 2·1b.29 lb. Turkeys .... ANN PAGE-IN TOMATO SAUCE - Olive Tllbott. lllrr7 Ground Beef Mayonnaise ~ Belinda and Cindy Fitch spent ; take on the job. She's cal~ a weeK at youth camp recen~ lng here-literally-for the ly repeal of toe city'o sales Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Daily, I tax. Newark and Judy Cozart, Ga/ . . - - - - - - - lipolis spent the Fourth of July weekend with their mother, Mrs., Elva DHily. I , Jack Timmons and family. : Pomemy , called on Mr. and I ., Mrs ~\ben Taylor and child- - - - - - - - - ren ~und~y evening. j Mr and Mrs Roy Fick and Kathy Bissell VIsited Mrs.' family have returned to Colum· Maxme Durst Saturday even· bu:;;: sflt!r spending three weeks mg wilh hi~ mother, Mrs. Dana Duane Allen retu~n~ home ' Fick and other relatives. >Iter an extended VIBit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Mr. and Mrs. Glen Skinner Clonch and lamlly, Rutland. and d~ughter, Jean. of Port Mr and Mrs. Mike Evans and Pierce. Fla., visited Mrs. Skin· Alicia were Sunday guests of I ner's brother, I. 0. McCoy and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Char. family les Van Meter. Howard Allen and Goldie Mr. and Mrs. I. 0. McCoy, Price Ripley, spent Sunday at Juba. Edna, Cella, and Byron C'81Ddi!ll Park near Huntington 1tra~elled 1200 nules .recenUy vaW. Va ' ' catiorung through N•aaara Falls llalld8ll Talbott, New Wing. and Canada. ton. 1pe11t a couple of days with Mr. •nd Mra. Charles MaBSar, Iris parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Mr and Mrs. Starling Massar talbott, and Diana, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mr. and Mrs. Leslie North· Ri~ and Mrs. R. R. Gray a~ way and famlly, Grand Rapids, tended the wedding of Mr. Lind· MJch returned home Wednes· say Lyons II of Tuppers Plains day evening after spending a and Miss Donna Stalling of few days with her parents, Mr. Parke.,burg, W. Va., at the and Mrs Charles Van Meter. Me•.hodist church in Mr ~an Meter baa returned burg SUnday afternoon. A re. home from the Veteran! Mem· cep!ion followed the ceremony orial Hospital, and ts improving m the social rooms of the slowly. church Recent visitors of Mr. and Mr. snd Mrs. Theo Kimes Mrs. Cl!Dt Birch and Leota : and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grueswere, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reiber er of Pomeroy sper.t Sunday af. and daugblers, Toledo, Mr. and temoon with Mrs. Dana Fick. Mrs. Wald Kimes, Chester, Mr. Mr. sod Mrs. Norman and Mn. Jameo Kimes and Csln and daughters, Sherry and family, Cleveland, 0.: Mr. and Faith, ?nd Mrs. Mary Reed at· Mra. Lawre11ce UpPo and fatn· tended the wedding of their lly, ~!pre, and Mr. and Mrs. niece and granddaughter, Miss Frank Holter and family, Spill· Donna Frecker and Mr. Char· er. les lhle, at the St. John's Lut!J. Mr. Ralelgb Wllllams, Akron, enn Churcb at Pine Grove, Satspent Thursday with hia sister, urday ofternnon. They attended Mrs. Sylvia Allen. a •reception at the Williams Tadd) Durst ts opending a Frecker home following the two weeb vacation from her ceremony. employment In Columbwi, with ---her parents, Mr. and Mn. Rudy CLAIMED, THEN LOST Durst Portugal planted its flag Recent vtsllorl ol E. H. Car· a new volciiiiiH'reated island """t"' and family were Rudy in 1\'1! Azores on Ocl. 12, 1957, !, Mr. and Mn. S. W. Durst, but lhe Island disappeared into rd Allen, Vidor Dural, the sea on Oct. 30. Durst, Sylvia ADen, Mr. J Mro. Gillian Taylor, Stew· Lloyd Huffman, &athy Bissell, , Mn. Ruth Taykir, George Pam Dilly. Charles sarson, Mr. 'ara, Mr. and Mn. Rlcbard and Mrs. Bob Fltch, and son, Van Meter; Gary Griflltb, Mro. Mr . . and Mra. Bill Bartoo and "" " ........ banod, ..........d llld. llmnw In OWJJ _ ....., IIIIoIll fiii _ lubo _ Kroger Fresh Grape Drink _ 3 ':~. 35c .j N Soc1etv ews ' 29c JUICY--TENDER CHUCK GROUND CHI.Jcl( 59c " - c..,ant ......, tit lxlr• Ttp Value S l - In K•...., ~ Mlllor 1N1< Rolled Roast lb. MORTON FROZEN loctlanl ttondymon Eneyclopodto A porlfculorlr 4ellclows MURCH'S FROZEN 1 mayor and she's ready to IHI .... t1 CaoldntJ Bonelen Boston ALWAYS fltiiH 1Jo. ceu11 we trlnd It houll,. Irs tot% U. Grape Juice HEAR TinS!- Mrs. Peggy Hoenig, 36, has a lot to say 1n New y or k th ese d ays. Mrs. Hoenig feels Gotham would do better with a lady ~ ..,. M.rpl'lt . .,... ln~ta 1'endera11 K-·- .. ''i I ,.. I .•· 77c I I -.m-. ... •·75c I L _ _ _ -.J1 ANN PAGE-lOc OFF LABEL I r r---.., 1 Klfln··- I A&P BRAND E. Brewer, Mrs. Jnhn Columbus, the west 20c Off 20c Off tlhK,....IeoldoL wllh juk........, fol r... flavor, c 10-lb. bag 00 Grapes s·~:··· s 1· -· 3 Blueberries Thursday evening. ----11 GET GIFTS FOR FRESH coast. Mr ~. R. Durst and son Tom spent .he weekend at Niagara Falls, N Y. Mr •nd Mrs. E. H. Carpen ter . d and Mr. and Mrs. Fisher ca 11 e on Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Durst, 10 oz. Vacron •Ware F.-In f• Tlis Smmer... u.s. ·~, .! .• / .•. <.\ All..., p..... Mr and Mrs. Dell Talbott soent ,he weekend with their dau~ht'f and family, Mr. and Mrs George Souders, Miss Toni Wells. who had been visiting her prandparents, returned , home to Xenia with them. Mr and Mrs. E. local, and Mr. and Dobbin• and sons, Brt! vlcationing on . I • • Last pu~lished major wort of Jean Sibelius, famed Flnnist ·'Tapiola,' ' ~=d~~ .. ;o:cing me on a Ted and Jacqueline Kennedy at dressed In a crew shirt, bermu- "-•ow - a chocolate frappe IS composer, was wl h appeared In 1925. knee" and now relishes his de- the top of that list while classi· das, and sandals." '" them. HURRAH! •• YOU CAN BUY POTATOES TODAY ! News Notes - like money but not as much 8 ' Uwy have. A man makinr $100,000 a year could live X .Joseph Kennedy's home. thought 1 doubt that he coul< buy its original Van '{lohs ant other paintings. . ''The family Keeps In touch an awful lot _ especially with their lather _ It's a close-knil group." Skip painted an appreclatlv• picture of the whole family. I> probably won't he destroyedin his mind or ours - for • If long ' ne to come ever· 1 SAVE ON AaP's EXCELLENI VALUES! · Stiversville I, •••••• oJ "' . l &ae111pted by Law ~xplreo July ~•. 1963 · ID Cola. UnJJ A&P'o ~ ·······-----------~- . ~ fd Deem. .......... • ' --·- ~ -'"'----- -----· - •;\:v< , ,. . .. ,,)' - ...... . ·'" '- . ' ., . <;~,·~- �..-' ~ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 28, 196"~ 1 . . ·- - -. -. - · ----11 1 . (X)MMISSlON TO MEETd Two Guest pea ken . Count)' · ·,"' The Meigll u ge Lems• I3lUfe At AGl30Ce -'8-DaUy Property Transfers l)" s IIUNTINGTON, w. Va. (l!Pii - Th Army Corpa of ..... . EaiJneen , • flli:e tod wi.Dla..... ·cep• .ld- 1....,I ._.~ Old Town Flats sOCle. ·ty Notes . Porn~ friends In the are.a. and Mra. Charlet~ anMr da of 'tbSayra 11r d 'Mrs · Dor Sayre roy spent Wednes y WI I ' •nd Johnny. Mrs. William Eich nger and kit Mr. and Mrs. Frank er of New Haven and Mrs. Charles Anderson of Pennsylvania spe•t day with Mr. and Mra. Emmett 8 Bartels. . , . Mills Anita Watkms hao . ,.._ turned lo her bnme m PataskaIa after a week's stay Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watkins and family. ------FAIRFIELD STATION Tu<sday temperatnrro - hll!h v •• COLUMBUS (UPI 1 _ Thes. firearms on airplanes ( ole ..TUe·• , .1 ~••'• 'llajor legislative action 0). z " meet ....ay On Radio Announce.. . •I . -S.B. 337, requires noliflcaAU8- 11 •• relocaQOll of Dille - -.?.\uJIUSI 3, In the Auditor s of. at a , ance . . f Bureau of Motor Vehlc.lro,• elllverto for • :Jev"le Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leon· llict of the courthouse. Budget Two guest speakers on the Senate :IOn •han e in driver's license Loch and Da oa lllo ard Baoa and family tor nine of school boards, town- Coffee Hour with Janet IKornl Passed : 5 . b fit ; a3dress and requires Don P. Wolf and Paclcie A. River, mUeo up- daya were Mr. and Mrs. Tbomfrom Parkersbarl, as Duffy and children, Sandy, 'lhip, municipalities and county program on WMPO Radio were - H.B 22 : Increases . ene s bu er ·' t notify licensee of Wolf undivided I>, 34 Acreo, lllreau :-departments will be studied. announced today. I in •.hree motor stale retirement • "expiration of license to Margaret I. Yost and Joan W. Va., aad iloac lbe Balli- Dan, Stevie, Pat, Jimmy and . having questions per- They are Mrs. Wall.er Hayes svstems (Vote 3(H)). Jllln m.•6 I H Wolfe Sutton. more • Obto Railroad tracka Johnny of Oaklawn, lll. 2 !iaining to the budgets 1s asked ol the Gard•n Club - -:-H.R 931, $510,000 sundry (Vote 8 creates Highway · ' WestfaD to John aear Coolvllle, Ohla, aod Mr. and Mra. Robert A. Harto be at the courthouse by 2 Monday, Aug. 2 at P a. m. on , rla•ms •Ppropmllons (Vote 26- -S ' v te Margaret B -· ·,, den of Marion sp;ent recent 8 P m. lh< subject. "Commumtv I.Jv· 3\ Safely Studv Commission ( o Causey aod Sylvia Causey, 21 weeke&t with Mr. and Mrs. ing," and Mrs. Virgil Atkins of - H 1!. 78.1, prohibits carrymg 27•-11H 9 78. .mcreases num ber ac,.s, Olive. I Robert Harden and family and the Star Garoen Club, who Will of driver's license examiners Charles E. Baum, dec. to Nanother relatives. have the September program, , from 15C to 160 (Vote 27.0). cy N. Baum, aka Nanme Baum, Mro. MaiUe Righthouse and to be announced later. Hou&e Aff. lor trans ., Chester. the Rev. Bertha RlsbthouBe of TONIGHT 1ues · for Nancy N. Baum. to Cecil K. Clyde, Bpent a day and re- 80. Wednesday readlllf II d3maging -S.B. 190, set• pena cently Ohio visiting relatives - 77lowat 60. 10:30 a.m. NOT OPEN Metgo GeoProl Hospital 0 church, school. 11-1 Nelsoo and Helen B. Nelson, AdmlsolOns - Opal Darst. I brary or cemetery property Lots Chester. ------:-:-Thursday thru Sat'-"rday Cheshire l tVute 100.201. .J;ew Webster Posl No. 39, M A H Bailey July 29-31 Oisebarses Wilbur Leifheit, , IS -S B 32_8, requt~es approval American LegiOn, Inc. to c:""sBy ;"M;s, 'Robert Hay lan Fltming·• Pnn~eroy : Albert Durst. Syra. ,.,r LegiSla!lve Service CommiSter Knight and Annette Kmght, Mr. an teve and carolyn of "GOLDFINGER" cuse. The Jackson ProductiOn Cred- 'ion before reporl can be made Lot Pomeroy ~~n ·~us SPflll the past week tTerhnicolor• JAMES Bond is back in Ac· it Association will hold Its 31st; oublic (Vote 96-14). . Wilham R. Levacy, and Jes- o ono: . ts Mr.and Mrs. lion! SEAN CONNERY, as Annual Meeting, Sunday, AUI!-1 Hou« m<~sts m amendments. sie Gale Levacy . to Donald L. Wllh hiS pa~n , Agent 007 Gert Forbe. as ' ust Ist. at Canter's Cave, "' - S p. 377. allows sale of llq- Hubbard and Linda S. Hubbard, J D. HaymH n. Balle and Mr. Goldfinger Honor Backman mllf>S north of Jarkson on Route uor on premises where msnu- lloU!. Syracuse ) Mrs. _A.H C Fish~r were reEdgar Allen Po•'t TONIGHT "TOMB OF LIGetA" I ~~ fal'lured (Vole 112~1. Robert c. Hartenbach, Sher-, and Mr .. · · t f M and FAMILY NIGHT C1'1;'c hnicolor J The .Jackson Production Cred'iff James D Sayre, Adria J. l cent rupper gues s o r. 'GOLD FOR THE CAESARS' Vincenl Price. Ehzab~th Jt serves eleven . Southeastern , • ' Sayre to Buckeye Bldg. v Loan Mrs. Reed Eynon. er Keller .lrffrev Hunb•r, Ron Randell Shepherd. Meet Elizabeth Ohio Counties w1th loans to D 1vm·re PetJtiOJIS C Syracuse. , Mr. ~nd Mr-s. RDg ('ferhnicolol'l Shepherd , as Rowf'na. the11 --and·· quirk and Ligeia, H1e dea.rl 2.000 farmers lotahng nearly • • ~ha~e's Eblin Jr. and Nellie l and children Of Che.ster s:n~ 2 Reel Special 10 years his wife lay dt>u d m ' "'ven million dollars. f'ill'd w1th Court ,Eblin to Charles w. Fridley I recent Sunday evenmg wl · Plua Cartoon Carnlvel bedroom tomb each nighl ' Members are mvlted to bring , f d ce and Goldie Fridlev Parcels, and Ms. Paul Orr. 'II nd he hears her wh is rwr: " W~It •the entire family. There will be Two p<>tillons or Jvor . . , .' MI and Mrs. Denver Ht a .. Wait . , . I !ihal.l :1vf' Thur.·Frl. July 29·3D I swimming, movies and games have been filed In the Cler~.~~ ' Sa~=~~1 · E. Sisson aod Rose daughlers, Foster, W. Va., again." "BIKINI BEArH" I for the children and special Courts off•ce ol the Me•gs C IA. Sisson, to Howard B. Mul- spent a weekend with Mr. and Wilh Fronkie Avalon ltertamment for everyone. Dm- ,ty Comm~ ~leas ·~~~me has llen Lot Pomeroy. Mrs Ralph Ballard and Brenda SUN.-MON.-TUES. Aug. 1-2·3 anrl An neue Funirollo ' ner will be served from II unul : fil~m:s divor:u:ction ag'ainst Ida M Slobart. to John W. Lee. olin Du t and "MAJOR DUNOEE" and 1 2 p m · S ·nor , Stobarl 65-100 A IOOA. 231, Mr. and Mrs. J rs C'harlton HP_<;Ton "HONEYMOON HOTEL" ' Nommees for director (toiSbaron Ruth pau~h a ~~tiff Letart ' , I daughter, Barbara of Dunbar, t TPf'h nico lor l Rohert GrmiPL Nanry Kwan elf"<" onel are Frank Herr(>l\ of ,RD Z, Racme. I et padmex T W Kendrick to Oelsia Ken· W Va. visited Mr. and Mrs. Colorcartoon iColorl I Ad w'charges gross neg ec an • · t d Lawrence County, .18 •. re Itreme cruelty Priscilla C Schu-' drick. parcels, Rutland I Warden Ours 1or wo ~de I Cross whose term expiring •. r D 1 Middle rt has also Mabel v. Cleland, Thomas A. l Oroil Holter and . r D i' from Metgs County, and Rsuit againstpoJa;,.es L. Cleland to Albert Hill, Jr., Ora Warden ()Irs, Harry Richard ence E Boster ol Galha Coun Y·, Schuler Rt. I, Middleport on E. Hill, parcel, Sutton. I and Harold Ca~ahan spent • A Silver cup will be awardo~ ground; of gross neglect and ex- Clifford H. Roush , Millie' weekend In Clncmnatl and atlo lht• rounl) With the m treme .cruelty Seven minor Roush to Manning D Webster, tended a Reds ball game. membm _p,.senl iven a- children are mvolved. parcels, Olive. I Mr. and Mrs. Carl . Auther· Door pnzes Will bo g Manning D. Webster, Mary son spent an evening with Mra. way. SERVING AIR STATION A. Webster to Clifford H. Roush A. H. Ba1ley and Mr . and Mrs. · 1 Aerographer's Mate Airman Millie o. Roush , parcels, Olive. K. C Fisher. i 1 • h Randall D. Reiber, USN, son of Willi•m Buchanan, Dorio Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dav s SPrli'S. of PS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reiber of' Buchanan to Jesse Buchanan. and daughter and son of Salem ! ~·on :~eports :Jh.. _ _ ,__, ill ~ ~do -~one - ~veil r~au Middle~ort Obi~ Ll~ ·!o7 ===== 31st Annual Meet••ng £ PCA • Aug. l 1 I Bashan SOCJe ' ty News I A••• ~" KRAFT OIL JELl-0 ~Ith =t'~·~·=·=··=··=· MEIGS THEATRE IrS SHOPPING ALL FLAVORS LOW CES AND tamps at EVANS! FACIAL PUFFS Colollill P1rt II• TISSUE SUGAR .n-: iiiiiiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiii::;:::::::;:::;:;;;;::;~=========l 400-ct. kxea Cl~r-; ~led Promi~Pt:l Ill -Dayton at IJ1.58 Acres. Olive. DAYTON IUPII A group ! Route the U.t.S.Racine. Naval isAirserving Station, Jesse Buchanan CHARMIN TOILET TISSUE 12 Mill '1 WHITE CLOUD TOILET TISSUE •-.::. 25c Ucoll .... •••• Ott, 1-11. IAN Dol Monlo Plnoappl• Grapefruit IROUCHTON'S 1 I •I CORNER SECOND and MILL Monday Thru Thurld•y-9 to 6 Frid1y and Slturdey-8:30 to 8:30 of ~~~~======~~~~~~~~~~ Spencer ICenter Mr . andwere Mrs.supper Ralphgueots Ballard to of Nrgroes. angered the r'!- , Pa(uxrnl River . Md. Burhanan. Freda Buchanan. 1.58 ' recently. fusal d City ~1anager Herbt>rl acre Olive. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hayman Staricf ~nd ·personnel Director , FINED BV COURT Albert Reuter to Louise K. 1 and Mr. and Mro. Robert HayWilliam Byrd to . m~esflgate l Gerald McDaniel. Pomeroy, .r. Reuter Zickafoose, Pome-. man and c_hlldren were oboP· charges of discr~mmal!on with- has been fined $25 and costs roy, lot. I ping and vtst!Ald relatives In in city departments . plans of a disturbing the peace Thomas A. Cleland. Mabel V. l Ravenswood. W. Va. . series of marrhes to force their (charge in Pomeroy Mayor Char- Cleland to Dalla• Cleland, Ger- Mr. and Mrs.H. C. Fisher of ouster. . l ies Legar's r.ourt . l aldine Cleland, Lots, Sutton. 1St. Pelersburg, Fla., atte~d w. S. Mcintosh. executive. sec- . 1 Earl Shuler, Mildred Shuler, ; 8 picnic at Boyal ~ak Park IIYretary of .the Non-Violent Dlre~t I GO TO Fl-ORIDA ! Elizabeth Vi gar to Chorle. Nor- , en by Mr. FISher • former Action Committee he':", said 1 Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Hall, man !hie, llil.88 acre., Sutton. school mates.· . the initial march to City Hall , Sr.. Gary and Tina: and Mitch- Lillie Groppenbacher to Mau. Starling Orr and son, Eddlf. will be held next Wednesday. ell Jr.'s fianrP . M"' Ca•·ntvn ry Miller. Mildren Miller, par- of Columbus called on Mrs. Ru, oush. left for Brookdale, Fla., , eel Salisbury 1 by Orr recently. END MEETING ' today on a business Irip. Oren Wears 'to John A. Curry, : Mr. R_obert Hayman celebr~tMOVE UP BOUT Harriet J . Curry,~, acre. Salis- , ed his birthday Thursday. Tho e SALT LAKE CITY, Utah , Veterant Memorial Hospital b present were Mr. and Mn. Ray rupn - Promoters Thesday Admissions - Ernest Congo, u~~ .d C A h orth dec to Young daughter, Klla AM, Mr. moved the sr~eduled 12-round iPortland: .Jeffrey Dilscher, AI· Gl ~v• C · A~ :rth ' Affi~~ · · . ~frs. George Seller!, Mr. bout between welterweight bony: Richard Kizzee. Pomeroy a ys Leb 8 w ' · ' Mrs. Robert Hayman 800 champion Emile Griffith and i Mary Lou Henson, Langsville. , rans., ason. _ children. Steven and c~:::l Don' Fullmer back a day,. to ! Discharges - Claude Relt- 1 ANNOUNCE REVIVAL Mr. and Mn. J. D. ill Aug: ·19.·. so that World Boxmg mire, Pomeroy. -~ There is a revival at t h • Cake and ice cream were Associaflon officials could atBurlin ham church from July ed. 1 lend the fight. Th• bout is ANNOUNCE RF.UNION 29 thr~ugh August I at 7:30 p. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Eyr1on [ billed •s an American middle- The Harper-Young family . htl 'th the Rev John were supper guests of Mrs. A. weight championship clash. ,Ireunion will be held In the ·: m. mg y w~gelist ~ pub- . Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. H. I Woode Grove al Alfred. Sunday,I Lamer as ev . IFisher. 31 · 99• I0-lb. MAXWWJ, HOUR 0.1 ~arl' . ·~·· I DRill Ice MILK 3 ......_..I tan• WINNE DASH NEW GAME EVERY WEEK PICK UP WEEK NO. 12 CARD NOW ~0 PURCHA51 NECISSAIYJ Swift'• rreml- - T111der-lt""' W.. S. Covttllllltllt lnapectM DOl FOOD FULL GALLON 6 :;:~; 89c I 'I KRAFT 'I T Yuur heMt is a ca mera, of sorts, but our pro•esstonal uortra1t camera ·'remel!berc .. e.o.actly the loo11.. thl? '>mt le. and the pose. l et u ~ help keep thf' chtld w+lh V0\1 alwayS., Call toaa y for 1our appo1n lment. GROVER'S STUDIO "PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY" Pomeroy, 0. 220 E. Main St. "~" 49c 1 MANMcDaniel. ARRESTED . ._._._._~~~--------------•~~ Gerald Pomeroy, ,.AA~ug~u~st~l.~._._._._._~~hc~IS~W~el:co~m~e~ was arrrested by Pomeroy P<>liee on a disturbing the peace charge Tuesday. Lib.y's Pork and Beans Libby's Kidney Beans Hormel PoHed Meat Armour's Beef Stew Reynolds Household Foil Jif Peanut latter ......... Heinz Mushr0011 Soa, .. SALEI l Reg. 2.99 N0 W_ Now $1,94 8 .... •1 8 14-es. .... 1 10 .... '1 10 14411, $1.94 C1t-Up Fryers Split BroDen 69c SWEET CORN ~4h 2L ..., " Grouad II' 61:!:·'1 elf lb. Ill. Or Low C.l ........ toe ' '; f •--...r ITDII ' · . IllS - ,q, IUnER lwlft'o ProMiu-u. s. •••~. ....,......,. IROWN 'N SUVI IAUIAIE ~~:; ,, ... 2C ,k,. 5 ,q, INSTANT ,., '111 10.... '!:. 35o, a IIAUTY For Every --~ ............ "*"-" ' . ' ' .. . . _.J ..... - ...... .. J.- .,' ·, ~- ., ~- '. 1~ ' ' ~''I 10-ac, ,q, 3h Chlck..,erleof ZO.eff HULTH MD ITEAKI CHINIII FOODI COFFEE ' lh t.teOIIa IIIADID HOSTESS IIAMS'::~"::::'." •. •1" '$9.95 F~mlly fiiiiTIGKI Swift!• ,,.nllvm-U. S. ...,.,, lnspedH lvtor lratfe IVAN$- . . . . . ., Hoonotooirw Hush Puppies The 49c 1ka. Jl.ct. . ,.... o ... KllAfT'I btlt EVAIS Fill liKED FOODI Cin...me., ...... Wlltp BEEF 40,. Juicy LEMONS 1~69o .......... .,....... . TWPs ... •. a. ... I. ...,............ Ltp. Swlft'o Promlum-U. S. hv't. In.,....., Member Qf In the Middle lloclc Next te ltMifeltla ...330 Ito, 31t HOMEGROWN { Chapman· Canaday POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOt UIIIDIII. Pink Le11101114e Fruit PuitCh Phtnpplt • Or111p Pineapple • Grapefrvlt $7.95 widths Ill fit everybody. OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY FROZEI breathln' brullttd pipkin frQm Wolvtrillf He'll love their carefr11, bneq looks, their li&ftt·ll-lir casualness lthey weieh only 12 otinc:ll each). 1nd the way titer shruc off dirt and water. So my to keep clean, too. Asimple brushllll don it Comes with sprineY crept sole, steel shank support Sizn and ~~~ lwlft'1 PNntiUM-U, S. Oov't, lnPMt..t U~y'• ~~·· him Husl1 Pqppi- 3.00 A PAIR REGULAR 2.99 POTATOES ·4· .~t....... ·i.:~ s1 PUT THE BOUNCE BACK INTO HIS STEP PR. $5 lb. TASTY NEW 4-n. [gJ DEPEIIDAILE [gJ Ill FLIE [gJ Ill YEIIT [gJ ILEAIIEI . [gJ UTIIATI IEIMIEII Women's Regular 3.99 to 4.99 SANDALS 5 '1 1 79c each PARKAY MARGARINE CANVAS FOOTWEAR -' VIEllA SAUSAGE ... and NEW CHAMPION of the WATER HEATERS WOMENS & CHILDREN$ Children's WATERMELONS lOIII Chapman-Canaday's End-of-the-Month Reg, 11.99 to 14.99 Rtd Ripe & Sug1r Sw11t HOlM a MIRACLE WHIP 1 . CHOW MEII Cllicket Cllow Meit Cbow Meil loHia 4..:, Soy .... ':L1.. CHI MEII a.r... =· ; t Uti • �' .. ~. I • > Descendants of John, Mary Gr.ueser • • • Hold Annual Reumon m Mtddleport Rehl'ar~al Dinner ~ Mrr. HaddOs Holt Given bv Ihles To her Card Club Mr. and Mrs. Clark lhte, Mrs Elsie Haddo> entertain- The annual reunion of the de-~ 'l'raci Lynn, Columbus, Mr. Radne Ht. 1 entertained wllh l ed her card club Monday eveno<eud•~ols ot John and Mary and Mrs. Robert Sclimoll and a rehearsal dinner Friday eve- ! lllj1 at her home Present were Grueser of Minersville was Robert . .J, -1, and Jimmy. Mra. nin~. July 23. ~usle Vance, Nancy Morr1s, held Sunday at the Middleport Clart' McMaster, Mrs. Eliza- The honored auests were Don- Pat() John110n, Carol Burton, Park. beth Flsher, an~ Mr. and na Frecker and Charles lhle. \ ~nya Wayland Emma MoodA basket dinner was served Mrs. William Grueser and Deb- Others attending were Mr. and , i<paugn. Betty Sm1th, Kathy at noon when the birthday ol ra. Middleport: Mr. and Mrs. Mro. William Frecker, and ! Clonch and Carolyn Clonch. Mrs. William Grueser was eel- Waite~ Grueser and Wally and Charles Frecker. Minersville; 'j . Ref• ~"' "": were served dur· ehrated Candi, Mr. and Mrs. Jack CUI' Sharon Frecker and John l!:p- l!ljj lhe evenlnl and the birthAttending were · Mr. a1,d Mrs. tis and Sondra. and ~ir. and ling, Gallipolis: Rev . and Mrs. 1av of Carolyn Clonch observG. 0 S.:hmoll, Middleport ; ~rs OArs ,ohn Grueser. omeroy; Jo,.ph Kraly. Pomeroy; Miss ed Cupcakes, Ice cream and Adolph Grueser Sr., Mrs. Stet- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grueser Joanne Sanders and Miss VIr· oop wore served. The honored Ia Grueser and Mrs. Freda and Jon, Mrs. Willie Russell ginia Ulrirh. Columbuo: Miss fUtsts received Clfta and cards Miteh. Minersville; Mr. and and Wayne and Ted and Mr. Lealha Bibbee, Coolville; F~an- fru the occas_lon _ . -~ Mrs R. F. Grueser. Mr. and , and Mrs. Bradford Maag, Min- ces and Philip Rob~rts. Racme; Mrs J. p Grueser and John, Iersville. Michael, Patty, Nrcky fhle Capl. Bradford II Karen and Charles Mrs Eu-1 Prizes were awarded to G. 0 . and John Easterday. Ractne, Pneumonia Su/lerer gene Nesbitt and Linda Oan.l Schmoll the oldest member Phyllis fhle. Bloommgton, Mind. Mr and Mra. Wallace Brad· d t Tr . , J and the host and bostess rs. rd h le ed their son ny .an( Julie, and Mlsr (~eatha pJesent, an n acl uynn or- Frances Roberts assisted with 1~~ Bave Barndt rd . ' Grueser of Parkersbur~. W. Va., don, the youngest. the servln ~Apt ruce ra o , IS rec~vMr. and Mrs. Leo Grueser. of g. erlrlf from double pneumonta. Rav•nswood. W. Va. I FAMILY ENTERTAINS rapt Bradford II atationed in Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Grueserl Mr and Mrs. Paul Frick en- Clarem·e Curtis, Mr. &nd Mrs. Panama. and son, Keith and Wendell tertained with a family dinner William Pullins and Rodney, His wUe, lhe former CamVaughan, Pt. Pleasant W. Va .: . Sundav at their home, Rock Lori and Slepben, Pomeroy: Ed- lyn Milhoan, and children are Mr. and Mrs_ Tony Barr and I ~prings Road. Present were die and Jerri Frick. Columbua: with him. Bradford, I lll"adUate Gary and Ronnie. Gallipoll-= I Mr. and Mrs. Homer Curtis, and tht host and hosten and of Wes• Point, II In Panama for Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan and Soellsb"rg, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs, Paula. a lllree-year tour of duty, 10-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, July 28, 1985 ' STORE CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY, JULY 29- PREPARING FOR THIS ANNUAL EVENT Royal Crown Cola I • I .--- -- POMEROY, OHIO NOW IN HALF-QUARTS FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY iiii JULY 30-31 and AUGUST 2 EACH BOTTLI!! SERVI!S THREE! carton serves 18 SEMI-ANNUAL BEST COLA BUY 1 SAVE YOUR R. C. COLA, DIET .JifTE COLA, NEHI TRUE FRUil ORANGE, ANO UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS <MOST ALL ITEMS ARE 'h PRICE) THEY ARE VALUABLE! Dr..tl< Reductions for Men and Boya. (Thore are We Will Pay Cent Each To Your .Ftvorite Charity. some for you ladies tool. Thio is tho Sale you have * been waiting for . Come early, stay late and visit , ~ WEDDING ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bradford, 803 Brownell-Avenue. Middleport, are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Neda Joyce, to Mr. Albert C. Clamson, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. William T- Sanger of Conneaut, Ohio. The ceremonyy was solemnized Sunday, July 25 at West Springfield, Pennsylvania. The new Mrs. Clamson is a graduate of Middleport High school and attended Rio Grande College. Mr. Clamson graduated from Conneaut High school and also at· tended Rio Grande College. He is employed at Union Carbide Corporation in Ashtabula. The couple is residing at 414 Buffalo St., Conneaut. l ;;: i 'I I I I '1 II ' ~- I ·'/1 • .,. I MR. AND MRS. VICTOR W. ROUSH Little Kyger Church is Scene of Thompson-Roush Wedding on June 5 The Little Kyger Church was the setting for the wed ding of Miss Louella Thompson to Victor Wayne Roush. June 5 at two o'clock. Rev .•John Williams offictated 1 tbe do~IJie-ring ceremony before an alter decorated i with palm fronds. white gladioli. red roses, and two ' seven-branched candelabra. The bride was given in marriage by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Thompson. Pomeroy. The bridegroom's oareols are Mr. and Mrs. Onon W. Roush , Salem Center. 'j -Mrs He., ShPnefie!d, organ- ir ~eplrmber for his srrond l:;l pre~ente.d a program or wt>d- 1 year as a graduate assistant in ding music. LYONS RACINE RUTLAND Clover Farm Store Food MarkeJ, Clover Farm Department Store Route 7 TUPPERS PLAINS Wher the new Mr. and Mrs. · The bride fashioned the floor- Housh .eft tor theil wedding trip len~th white satin gown which to the Shrnandoah Valley and ·she wore It featured deep-fold Washington D c.. the bride pltoats m the sk1rt. a f1tted b~· wets WP<uing a navy blue dress ire wilh high r~unded ~et'kllne with wt!ilt> ac·n~ssories and a and a .ace oveq11rket w1th long white roe~ebud corsage from her slr>f've~ tapering to points over brillal bouqu~t. tht h.nds The bouffant wed- The couple is now re5idlng dmg veil of brtdal tllus10n fell in their new home at 1031 CasfrU!J' ' headpiece . fashioned 10 •ingham Avenue, Coshocton. rt~semhle a rose . of while salm Guest!J attending the wed· '11td adorned w1th lace and \ ding !rom out of statf were ~t'~-'d 'lt"arls ~h1~h ~ere r~at· , from f'3 Jifurnia, Kentucky, and ed by the bnde' Sister, Mary WfSt v;rginia. 'fhnmp~on . Her jeweley was j a pearl necklace. girt of the [ b:i.le~room and an heirloom j l?t1ld "itarburst pin from t1er gmt-aunt Mrs. Ethel Thomp- 1 IT'S PICKLING TIMEI CIDER VINEGAR 100 oz. jug Right Reserved I· P~Jmeroy. M~<< Mary Anna ~rved To Umlt RT. 124 RUTLAND Convention I Thompson Is Discussed her sister a!l maid of h1mur Bridesmaids were Miss Plans were discussed and Dixie Kay Roush . sister ol lhe l·menus rev.iew~d for_th~ Pyth· Rroom and Miss Vicki Whitac· tan Sisters Fall D1strtd con· rt> . ...:ullege roommate. The maid 1 venlion in Middleport by the ol honor and briueamaids were Staff and Oflleers' Club of idenlic,tly attired in f I o or - Meigs Temple, Pythian Sisters lt"ngth mint green brocade gown 1 Monday evenmg m the1r delay- 1 featuring h1gh rounded_ neck- ed July '""eun~ at the home of i Jinpg They wore matchmg head- Mr_s. Griff Russell of Brad bur) . . piec~s of brocade bows 8 n d 1 he ~eetm)!: was orened by 1 briial illusion. The junior brld-1 lhe president, Mrs. Karl Owens 1 esmaict' Miss Kathy Payne • followed bv prayer by Mro.j and Miss Je!T)' Payne. were Russell. Readmgs presented m· . 11 m11arly attired in floor length eluded " llappmess Versus Plea- ! gowns of yellow brocade w1th sure,". by J. C. Penny, read by 1 matching brocade bow head- ' Mr~ . (.corge , Childs and G1and- 1 piects Each carried • yellow I~· r~lhTrunk by Mrs. Horace I Pe.::~l'e rose from the garden of t c ' mny 1 Menus for the district conth e br1.de,s moth er. . · Tbe best man was Ernest L. 1 vent1on tn be held m Oetober, . 1had been submitted by the Feen- 1 Be"hstem, Athens. Ushera were , e B tt p 1 A II'18 d1 Mitha!"l Fulton, Michael Roush, t y- ennc os ux !1' ;m , nd W ·h I Ur i . Candleli hi- were approved. A plcmc was : a ·'"' ae wn R 1plannPd for the August meet- 1 •rs were George Thompson and I ing to be held August 23 at the Frfdenck. Thompson, brothers , Hoadside P~rk. with Mrs . liarof fht brtde. 1 ry Clark "'' Mrs. Harold Lem.Th~ bridt>'.s ~other . wort a 1 Je.v a:-. lm:-;wsses. pmk lace suit Wtlh whtte ac- ~ The birthday song was sung ctssorl~s .. and a pmk corsllge , in observance of the birthday of carnations. The mother . of Iof Mrs. Paul Zirkle. The travel- . the groom chose an apricot lng prize. brought by Mrs. Ben dr~ss w!th wh1te .accesso~u~s and Neutzling. was won by Mrl\. wh1te corsage ol carnations. Georli(e Childs. The receplioo was held in the Games were played and priz- i rhureh social r_ooms. A four es awarded to Mrs. Harry Clark. ttet ed weddmg cake. topped Mrs. neorge Childs, Mra. Min· with roses, centered the- table : nie Gilmore and Mrs. Richard lh• ,-ake was created by the : Bailey. Refreshmenll of bomebnd•'s aunt, Mrs. Huber Ful- i made ice cream and cooklet tun Ai~es at the recepr.ion were Iwere served by the holtesset, Mr, Jerry Bahr, Mrs. Oril l Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Horace Roash. Mrs llarold Sargenf Mr ' McElhinny to the seventeen Emmett Thompson, Mrs. Fred lmembers present. Thomp!IOn, and Mrs. Huber Ful- l ton Registering the guests was 1 Potlurk Dinner Mrs Robert Waugh. ' The bride graduated from J Precl'dea Meetin1 Pomeroy Hi&Jl school In 19M A 6' 30 potluck dinner precedand allends Ohio University ed lhe meeting of Jane Howell where •he is majoring in home Tent, Daughters of Union Vetpronorr,ics. ' era. , Monday evening at the Her husband fs a lflduale !lome of \Irs. Lillian Steiff In of Rutland High school and a Middleport. 11164 ltonor lladUIIte of Ohio Elizabeth Campbell, presldont Univenith w11en he received conducted the meeting and sev· his Barhelor of Science in eral communications were read chemical eng~ng and was and acted upon. The booka of pre&ident of Tau Bela Pi, lo- the Tent were audfled and apeal chtpter ot lb1l national en- proved. PlaDJ were IIUidt for a gineering honorary fraternity. picnlc at the Middleport park lie Is !JI'elelllly employed as a at 6:30, August 23. The travel· !iflemlcal enaJIIW 11 Otneral allnl prile donated by Mra. lloc1tic Co, Colhoc(OIJ, a n d Stelff wa.l awarded to Helen MU rt111111 to 01118 Ulliverslty Miller. 3 SCOTT Chef-Boy-Ardee PAPER TOWELS PIZZA with CHEESE pkge Values Are Fine! ... the PORK&BEANS Quantities I· ., I'HONI SH Ul43 Bush's Showboat I !lUll . Fifth and Pearl RACINE the Ch .. rnical l!:ngrneenng Dept. fa// District r "Tbe Stort Wtlb A art" OPIIn 8 It I Mol\ Thl'll Ill. I ':\ 89C PICKLES quart 49c FIRESIDE Saltine CRACKERS l·lb. Fabric Softener Mueller's Seashell MACARONI l box DOWNEY Glen! Size Bottle 40oz. cans Portage SWEET 4Jc PLENTY OF PICNIC SUPPLIES AVAILABLE FOR ALL NEEDS 69c FAIRMONT DAIRY FAIR 1-rb. boxes 41c Large 24 Size Head Jo-Bo Brand DOG & CAT FOOD 11 DOORS OPEN PROMPTLY AT 9 A.M. ~gal. carton hd. 1.00 CANS 5 Have Picnic I SKINLESS W·IE--NE S l ·,fk• 89c SPICED ---------------- ' Around And About Middleport r~;;~7;;,:;t1 ~ ! People In ,J 'J Pcmeroy ~ m Mr. and Mrs. Herb Herdman Mr Rondeau Ball of Millon, of Belle.fonlaine were weekend DeLaware, visited this week guests of her sister, MrH. Wei· with his niece and family, Mr. by l'lhaley. and Mrs. Pal Johnson and family_ He was accompanied Mrs. Karl Grueser and son by Bet!y Lish of Mason. W. Va. visitors Bob were Gallipolis Mr and Mrs. Clifford RawlMonday. ings and family of Stuart, Fla., Mrs. Lois Ann .Jones and sons, were visitors with Mrs. John Jeffrey and Ricky of Columbus Chancey and family last w••k Sharon Harrison has returned spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Campbell and f!"om Jackson where she was were accompanied home by her the guest of relatives for the daughters, Pamela and Terri past week. Mrs Emerson Jones and Lynn who have been the guests of 'heir grandparents_ daughter, Barbara, we•e in Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neifert Athens Monday. of Dayton, Mrs. Henry lhle and Mrs Dwight Wallaee, daughtMr. and Mrs. Paul Keiser of Co- er. Nancy, and son, Alan, and Reva ~oug!Jenour were Sunday lumbus spenl last Friday with visitors in McConnelsville with Mr. ~nd Mrs. Harry Keiser, relatives. Minersville. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jew· Mr. and Mrs. William Thornell and son, Stevlt have return· as , who are spending the sumed home after a two weeks va- mer in Middleport, have gone cation at Columbus, Bellefon- to their home in Jlelmont., Mass. for several days. Iaine and Washington, D. C. Mr Frank Guinther Is a They also visited the grave of medica! patient at Holzer HasPresident Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. Oris Ginther vital in Gallipolis. His grand· son Franklin Guinther of Coreturned home Monday, after a lumbus is expected to visit wtb week's visit in Middletown with him this week. their son and daughter-in-law, Miss Frieda Faehnle, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Ginther. C M. Hennesy and Mrs. Crary Mrs. John Smith returned navis \\'ere in Racine recently home Monday, after a visit with for 11 visit with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank fhle, Mid- Ben Philson Mrs. Philson, Middletown. dleport elementary teacher, ia Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan recovering from recent surgery. and daughter, Traci Lynn of Mr. Bruce Lloyd is able to Columbus were weekend guests be out following major surof her parents, Mr. and Mrs. gery this past month. Visiting Bradford Maag, Minersville. with the Lloyd family recently S.Sgt. and Mrs. William E. were h.1s molher, Mrs. u. 1• Brown and sons, Bobby, Randy, LIO)d of Gallipolis, his daughtMrs. C. W. Singletary of Wich· er and famHy, Mr. and Mrs. ita, Kansas and Mrs. James Oscar Ba;t 1am •nd children of Wagner and son of Hartsville, Gallipolis, his sister, Mr. and S. C. left Tuesday, for their Mrs Arthur Call of Columbus, homes, afler a visit with Mr. and Mrs Muriell Yates of Portland Mrs. Paul Frick and fam· mouth. fly. Miss Sally Fisher left this Eddie Frick and sister, Miss week for Sacramento, Calif., Jerri of Columbus spent the following a visit with her par· weeken~ With their parents, Mr. ents. Mr . and Mrs. Clyde Fishond Mrs. Paul ~'rick and fam- er and family. lly. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Wilt and Mr_ and Mrs. Homer Curtis children Chris Pat and Greghave returned tAl their home, ory ~- have' returned to f.Qo Shellsburg, Iowa, afler a visit lumbus after a vlslt with their with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. p3rents, Mr. and Ml'll. Adolpb Clarence Curtis and his sister Saelen• and son, Dennis. Pat and rother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. and Chris have spent the past Paul Frick and family. His month wilh their grandparents. parents accompanied them Mrs. C. A. Emmish has rehome for a visit. turned from a visit with her Mrs. Albert Burkhart of !IOn and family, Mr. and Mn. Clarksville, Ind. arrived Satur- Roger Emmish and family of day, called by the Illness of her Dayton. mother, Mrs. John Frick. Mary Ann Case and her broth~• PhiiUp Case, Parkersburg, COMPLETES BASIC W. Va. were guests Tuesday Airman Third Class James R. with Miss Frieda Faehnle. Reeves, son of Mr. and Mn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert RoundJohn H. Reeves of Rt. I, Mid- sley and children, Suzanne, dleport, has completed U. S. Pamela, Debra, Richard and Afr Force basic military train· David, of Kingalon, Ohio, were lng at Lackland AFB, Tex. weekend guests of Mr. and bas been selected ·for· technical Mrs WilHam K. Russell and training as a !IOns, Ken, Mark and John: eleetronica al the Air Training tATC) DAUGII'I'ER BOliN· achool 'at Keesler AFB, Miss. Mr . . and Mrs. ·,._roy Fife of He is a graduate of Kyger Lake City, Tenn,, are . Cleek High ·School. · lng the birth o1 a· daughter, Gaye, on t .t Ridge HOilpltal. '"""tare Mr. and !lira. Lake ·City: '1'. Kentucky and Mrs. DEYan~y of Lake Cl,ly .. 'lllat:OP. nai great ,Jfandm(!lber Is ,Ro88 Fife. Clla~hll't! • .Qblo; · w. '• 3.;ltio .con · ~~~CHE~N . ~T .• ~ - y • -- '· ·~. · ~~--~~----~~----~~ with old friend&. Mens Suits l Price -: •' . ',., SALE! MEN'S WORK SHIRTS Mens S. S. Uniform Shirts ··· --· l Oft · All wool worsteds for year round wear. A nice assortment of sizes and colors. Regulars, shorts and longs. Reg. Price _ _ __ $39.50 to $75.00 On Sale _ _ __ $19.75 to $37.50 Small Charge for Alterations Green , grev and tan Reg. I 9fl to 2 98 j.kw{,; r ~ • On Sale $1.32 to $1.99 · For the Ladies' Mens Summer Suits ...... · ·· · l Price Included are Dacron, 1-Vool, Dacron & Rayon blends. Tbis is probably as nice an assortment as we have ever had . Right from our regular stock. Ladies Bathing Suits ! off A very good name in Swim wear Reg. Price _ _ _ $39.50 to $65.00 Sizes 8 to 20 __ Reg. $15.00 to $24.00 This You Must See At _ $10.00 to $16.00 Now Going At _ _ $19.75 to $32.50 ODD LOT Small Charge for Alteration Ladies Bathing Suits l price Just a few in lot but they ar~ nice Reg. $15. to $20. Now Just $7.50 to $10 Mens Sport Coats ··...... ·· .. l Price LADIES Both year round weight and summer weight. Reg. 24.50 to 35.00. Bermuda Shorts - - l price A Real Buy At Just a few in lot and we want to get rid ot I hem . . Reg. 4.98 to 6.98 $12.25 to $17.50 On Sale ___ $2.49 to $3.49 Ladies Blouses ----- ! off Mens Summer Slacks · ·· ·· ··· l Price This is a must.. All from our regular stock Sizes 8 to 18. Most of these are Wash 'n Wear. Also Dacrons & Wool blendti included. Sizes 29 to 50. Reg. 6.98 to 14.98. ' Reg. 2.98 to 5.98 On Sale $2.00 to $3.99 Now Just _ _ _ _ _ $3.49 to $7.49 Odd Lot Ladies Blouses $1 Small Charge for Alterations Values to 4.!18 Ladies Dresses ------ ! off Mens S.S. Sport Shirts ··· ·· · ·· l Price An excellent name in Dresses All cotton and dacroll'cotton blends. 'These are a very good name in Shirts. All from our regu· lar stock. Some are tapered. Sizes S. M. L. and Reg. $12 to $15 _ XL Reg. Price $2.98 to $5.98 These You Must See At_ $1.49to $2.99 On Sale $8.00 to $10. Ladies Cover Ups - - - ! off These are Jat~e ts to be worn with lhe above men· tioned Bathing Suits. Reg. $7.00 to $12.00 On Sale 4.67 to 8.00 Ladies Hose _ 88C Odd lot Mens Pants .... ·· .... $2.00 ptr PICb. . of 7 First Qualty. Reg Price I. 25 per package S12es are broken but they will fit someone and maybe it Is you. Valun to 4.49. FOR THE BOYS ! ~ Price A nice selection of styles and c:olor1. REG, $2.91 t. $4.91 -·---·---- ON SALI $1.49 hi $2.49 Mens S, S. Cotton Knit Shirts _ Boys Bathing Suits ______ 1-2 Price A rew in lot R111. $1.98 to $2.98 ..... .. .. .. . Salt Prlco $1.00 to $1.49 Men• Short Sleeve Binion Shirts Boys Sweat Shirts - - - - - - - $1.00 Sizes S, M, L & XL. A very good name in shirts. REG. $4.91 te $7.91 . . .... A RIAL BUY AT $2.49 hi $3.99 * Price Mens Ivy League Pants A lot or th ... have that real skinny leg for you youn1 Vahl~li to $2.98. Some are round ne<-ks . Some have 'Zipper fronts wtlirh zip into a tmtle netk. Just right for tbos. cool evenngs ahead . (Believe me, tht-re will be some) ODD LOT Mens Lightweight Jackets ___ % Price Rtg. $4.98 to $18.98 .......... Now Juot $2.49 to $9.49 Boys Sport Coats % Price feUows. These are just right lor back to school. Rog. $4.91to $6.91 .. For Thlt Evon! Only Jull 2.49 to 3.49 Size• 29 to 42. Mens Swimming Trunks ____ % Price The!!e are made by one of the bf>st In Boys Wear. Si7#.1 I to 20. Roo. $9.98 to $22.50 .......... On Sato $4.99 to $11.25 . · Mens White Handkerchiefs _ __ Si1.es are broken. Plenty ol time left to use these. ttog, $2.91 t. $5.00 ----·----- -- On Stle $1.49 Ia $2.50 Boys Suits - - - - - - - Be A full si••· Umit 12 per customer, Mens Long Sleeve Dress Shirts _ * Price Both wblte and colored. Value• to $5.00. Sb.eo are broken. ~ Price Soap taba, button down and Reg. spread oollar styleL Sizes 14~ tAl 17. Mens S.S. Colored Dress Shirts _ Reg. Price $3.91to $5.00 __ Now Goint Juot $2.00 18 $2.50 ~ Mens W1lklng Shorts Price Mens Str1w Hats - - - -- ~ Price A very good name in hatS ln both narrow brim and rt>g. styles. Milam; and Panamas included. Sizt"s 6 1·~ to 71,(l _ ttog. $2.91 to $7.98 . ........... Now Jut! $t .49 to $3.99 Both summer and year round weight. Sizes 10 to You will 1mrely recognize these as tope in boys suits. Rog. $16.91 hi $32.511 . . . ... _. On Safo $1.49 hi $1U• · Boys Ivy League Pants _ _ __ Roe. $3.98 hi $5.98 .... ...... Y•un For $1 .99 te 12:tf' MENS ~ Price I I - Front, Rog. $3.91 .......... . ..... On Silo $2.00 Pomeroy Panther S.S. Sweat Shirts Odd Lot Mens Felt Hats _ ___ $3.00 Boya Walking Shorts _ _ __ Darron and Cotton 1nd Dt'nims. Both plaid and colors. Sizes 8 tu 20. Rot. $1.91 to $3.91 ............. . On Sole 1.00 Ia Sizes 28 to 40. Limited quantity. You don't bave to just walk In the11e, they are fine for louna:toe: around. ..... $2.91 to $7.91 ---- -----.------ ... ., 11.49 to $3.99 Values to $10.95. Limit I per customer. Boys 13* oz. Jeans Mens Pajamas Sizes 6 to 18. Don't forg~t school starts in jult 4 ""''~"ti (Oops, excuse me bo)'S, l didn't have to Temind· Mens T i e s - - - - - - 3 for $1.00 Most of these are S.S. knee length but there are a few L.S. lo~g lep In lot. 10.. $4.91 to $5.91 .. , , , , • . . . . . . . On Salo $3.32 to $3.9t 1h Off Value• to $1.!!0. Both ready tied and tie your own. · .: . . .: .._. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1lc Seo we ••14.-~lt Wf~ qU1ltl7 would IOillllueh blaber. f. ' ' ' ' " ' ]!) Boys Colored JHns -----'-Si2•• 8 to 12. Grey, tan and ereen. This la a real btjY. Mens .Shirt Jacs ______ ~Price The latest In shirts to be worn on the outside. Boys Hose ____________.,., lltr. IJ.91·te $5.91 .... hr Thlo Eunt Onlr $2.00 to $2.9t Valueo to 81le �I .. I I. Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board ... For 14-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, July 28, 1965 Rent For Sale FURNISHED apartrn-en7t,- -4 rooma and private bath. In· wARM MORNING, a,ooo BTU \ quire Ohio Hotel. 7 13 Uc gas heater, A-1 rondition with OF fan, all automatic. Phone QUAliTY 1'1IAILER LOTS - !l'l!e • • WY 2-2649. 7 27 3tc <L a liP aDd water. BroWll't !'tall HOTPO!NT Refrigerator I year er Park (Siale Approved), old, Sunray gas range, one 1962 Chevrolet Impala H. T. Coupe __ $16.95 11~";' ~'":;.'......~0:::.: lrllDemlllt, Oblo, Phone W¥ year old, bedroom sulte. ' White finish, red Interior, stcL trans. 327 VB engJne, tires •""'" , , _,. .. W3Zl I I& lfc single bed complete ha.lfbed 1j like new. Radio and heater. 1 ' Jlems 1960 Buick LeSabre 2 Dr. $1195 .,. "" .. , . . .,.., '"' UR ROOM furnish d art- complete. Several other 1 """ FO e ap 1956 Ford, $75.00, standard Low mileage by local owner, spotless clean interior. tires I'll ,...,-.., mont, Phone WY U668. transmission. Good rubber. lhow tittle wear. Brown finish, a real mce car. 7 14 1960 Pontiac Ventura H. T. Sedan- $1095 I ,. tic Call WI 9-3655. tn ~- ...... Jet black finish, vinyl Interior trim. Real low mileage by t"HREE and loor ""'"' lurni<h& 7 27 31c oriJ!inal owner. Tires like new, automatic trans. R&H ·-~c:n ~, td llld llllfllndllsed lpor!- A.K.C. reistered -;:P,enk -;-:inese puJ> Cd""cw~JL JIJe!Jia. WY uat D I Uc pies. Mrs. Woodrow Call, 73.2 0f0f 0. E..~... I'" .l":,. '"I! Sycamore St., Middleport. j 7 21 OPEN EVES, 7:01 P.M. ' aDd t ROOM lurnlshe.. apart. l2tc ~. menta. Rowley & Reed liard lro;;;;;;;iiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;====._,J I'OMEROT, OHIO • ...,All lllll'l. 5 U tfc TAX OFF SALEI - ~ 2 SIGNS Pomeroy M C Grange Prepares Hospital News For Inspection At Hall Tonight 9 4-H Club Meeu Mrs. Harriett Neigler was In ENTERED BOSPITc\L chargo as advisor when the The Racine Grange on July Among those who Racine Jolly Neighbors 4-H club 14 practlced for Inspection Holzer Hospital in llle met July 21 with Pllsident which will be condu~ July 24 hours ware Mrl, A. Rhonda Ervin In the chair. 28th. A large attendance Is McCarty · 47 LJncllln St., Mrs. Sharon Ervin called the roll needed. Potluck refre•hments Clarence' c. Barcua, Lower and read the secretary's report. will be served. River Rd., Larry Todd Taylor, The club discussed sewing Contests condmrted recently Rt. I GalHpolls, Sherman M. projects and when projects by the Home Ec. Chrurman .wlth i Rutan, Rl. 2, Bidwell, were to be done and judged Judges, Mrs. Hamett Nengler V. Reynolds, Rt. 2, Vintoo, MH. an educational booth at and Miss Rose Easterday had Lydia Ashworth,, Rl. 1, Meigs County Fair. Each these results Joo, Mrs. Franklin N. Noll, Rl told about her projects and Slate -:- Smocked haU apron ' 2 Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Amanda how near she is done. SIX en•.nes), fii'St, Anna Bee, M. Blll1lll, Rt. 1 Henderson, ' gle; serond, Emma Adams. Mrs. Dewey H. Gibbs, Rt. 1, Refreshments were Kool-ade, Cookie Contest (12 entries-, Letart, W. Va., Bert ~. Gilkey, ice cream, were served by •even adult Grangen, five Ju- Rt. 1, Middleport, Mrs. Ina Ervin and Rita Salser venlte Grangers) first, EmJM Hoback Racine, Mrs. Gerald R. to Margaret Cole, Carol Wit· Adams; second, Donna Cross, Rt. 1, LangsvUle, coxen, Rhonda Ervin, Louise Jc !Juvenile) ; third, Denise Cross Genrge D. Stobart, Cole, Shirley Neigler, Mitzi PHONE WY 2-2156 MOUERN 4 room and bath 15 Cu. Ft. Chosl 1 Reel Estate Fon Sala Livestoc _ _ __ (Juvenile). Kenneth E. Reynolds, Wolfe, Beverly Elvin, Beth lurnillile!l aparUD<mt. 4Mladle FREEZER $179 FOR SALE· By owner :Good FOR SALE: HOlstein, o " I National Needlework (31 enBottom John E. Martin, Rt. Theiss, Pam Hill, Rita Salser, 0 Notice pon. · WY de Plut FREE leo Cream 7 rnom bath and hall and call. SH 2·lill35 tries), Edgings 115 entries) first, Oak IDII, Mrs. Wendell Neigler, and to two visit· 1 SMALL APARTMEI'ii' lor rent •S••••• Good u ..d bath. 2 porches, small 7 24 Belle Theiss, second, Mary V. WoodnJif, Rt. I, Ray, Mrs. Barbara Theiss and Renee Free1ero At Low. Low 1 ... , NOT be responsible 127 ButIernUl Ave. ment. 4 good 1ots, and gar, rnan H. Shotsky , ,....., 7 14 de . Prlcu age. Reasonable priced lor Auto Sales Doilies and centerpieces no Herbert H. Moore, fer any debts contracted by quick sale. Syracuse, Ohio. entries), first, Irene Hoback and Paul s. Foster, Huntington, day visit in Sweden Tuesday lllf other than myself. James M • 5 I' POMEROY FORD, door second, Belle Theiss. orne Shelton Hardin, Kertova,,Jnighl with a ll&-45 victory over . phone wy 2·2555 or sh 1949 2 1679 E. SpaCIL 7 27 3tp artne w c,.,., 1 7 '1:1 Hgls. or call WY 2-2459 _ Embroidery (four entries), w. va., Mrs. Daniel E. the club. The Americans 1'1"1 OUR pleasure to Joan Car· BOAT, Motor and trailer, $150. Monoger first, Emma Adams and secson, Rt. 2, Catlettsburg, en route to competing in 7 28 2 2111 pet Shampooers FREE with Robert Burton, 26 Cave St., Ph. wv ' 'FOR SALE : 8 room house ond, Belle Theiss. Mrs. Herman M. Wilson, Rt. the World University games at purchase of Blue Lustre Car· Pomeroy. WY 2-2912. batb on Rl. 7 in Cheshire, Baby Sets lone entry;, Em- Catlettsburg, Ky., and Budapest. pet Shampoo. Baker Furni· 7 28 3tp DON'T PUMP you sluggish s~ Ohio. Call or write Paul 63 Chevrolet $1,495 ent rna Adams. ----;:;::;::;;;;;;::::;:::;:::;;;;:' ) 1· t Chair M Set, V EIon e H. Plasterr, Logan, W. Va. lore, Middleport, Ohio. 16 ft. BOAT with 40 hp. Elec: tic tank. Get Ktean-Em-~11 Poling, 246 Walters St., R1p- Munza Corvair 2 dr. Cpe. ry • IrS • ary · asterBIRTHS 7 'tl 8tc !ric starter motor and trail· -ptic tank cleaner. Land- ley, W. Va., Phone 372-9433. Low mileage. One careful day. Mrs. John Thomas pop, 36 --==-==~=== ~ 7 27 61 owner. Really sharp. Choice d Rt 1-WILL NOT be responsible for er. Art Nease, WY 2-5 3. mark Farrt BureatL _ _P of automaic or 4 sp. trans. mon ' · 1' GalllpolJB" ' son' zuzounds, such useful any debII tontracted by any· 7 27 3tC 2 18 tfc 10:59 a. m. Tuesday. little sounds! Find oae other than myself. SignFARM FOR SALE, 140 acres. : 63 Buick_ $2,195 DeWS DISCHARGED eel Jl'rank Musser, R.D. 2, FOR SALE GOING OUT OF Rt. 1, Rutland, SH 2-5835. VB LeSabre 2 dr. Ilard Top. Patient• r!'C!"tly Pomeroy, Ohio. 7·21i-3tp 1676 Lincoln Hgts. nice modern All aquarium supp Jes e 7 14 Only 27.~ easy miles. Like ~ _ included Wilham A. ~~ ... in the 4 h .th b th b e- sold at cost. Hughes Aquarinew automatic sbift. G d'••• G . Lal!la Roush, Francia H. d ood urn, 2221 Jef ferson. Pt . PIeas, FOR SALF: Corner lot, large ; D au(o rea """'' . a11lpo1is Wi"IIJ"am J. Hoklnson, 't.L1LUW PAGES. Where roomh ouse WI fl a • Basill Mrs. Ufe Saving Coune 1 your fingers do ar w oors. u 6tc bouse, 2 apartments, 4 rooms j am !2.1, u, runmng 1 feet Richard M. Van Joseph in cupboards. Attic finished ant. 7 22Motor! and bath each. Will trade for on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.· D Stidh Darrell Eugene ROYAL OAK PARK the walking. for storage with disappear- 1 _ SILVER Pigeon Pomt..,., Ohio 53, Pt. Pleasant 24.09, Hinton w· II Mam, M L ing stairway. Priced for Scooter, $150, tike new, 1 smaller house or falling, Kanawha Falls J a ' n. Sa= · J July 26 thru Aut~. 9 12 $60011.00 with small down rubber tired wheelbarrow, I properly. Park St., iORD sland· . falling, Charleston 18.84 N Mapes rs, Ha~ from: 23 6tc ard sbift. good tires 11 ' E La•wso:n. payment and balance can be _ porch swing and chain, port. 1 good fallmg. London, Marmet and ! ~ U:: Ch 1om to 9:30am 1 financed. Call Tracy Whaley, $6 1 bathroom set commode, bod> Very clean. Se~ O'Dell Winfield dams were on t he M r Man, h llarW~l" ·M $3.JO per person WY 2-3054 after 5 p. m. tub and fixtures . Business Services Manley, 660 Beech St., sills. lru;"·wi::O 8 lfanlt j for 2 -kl course =-====--:7c= 28 !Ole Charteo Eblin, Jr., Union Ave. dlepurt, Ohio. WY 2-2919. Boat Movements: daughter, Mrs. Jerry Poe Gor· 1961 DETROITER House trailPhone WY 2-3427. NEIGLER BUILDING Supply 7 22 6tc Ohio RtverH. H. Bosdon and infant daughter, Mrs. TWII qulllfled lnstructon er. Citizen's Nalional Bank, 7 28__3tc__ Racine, Plastic wall tile 14c 1be llanlhler worh II down 13, 6 a.m: Buck· Ronald Ray Hill and 1~;::1 Apply: Thtron Crui11 Middleport, Ohio. WY 2·3007. AUCTION, Wed., Aug. 4 at 12: per sq. ft. lor bathrooms, World 81allllard of C!ompact State_ down 13, walling; Jr. daughter, Mrs. Clyde M. E 7 28 6lc 30 E.S.T., 18 miles S.W. of house builders, aluminum Bid, Ele<Ue?Jce ene Cholm up 14, 6 p.m.: Ann- and infant daughter and Mrs. POSITIONS .vauabl. for w ' "A "'L"'N=UT::-=co= N"s o''"'L-=Ecwc-c ith !Ou.r Pomeroy, 0., 2'1.1 miles East! mg, kitchen cabmets measur. lllg ear room, ride aDd perJones up 14, 7:10 p.m.; Merrill R Waugh and infant eak d t Of Rad Car~nter near .Mt Union j ed lo Size of kllcben.7 17 U ,__ clothlng Party Plan Demon- sp . er soun sys em. . Jo ,. ,,.~aoce. SmaD eor eeooomy New Martinsville down 14 • 6·20 . son. atrator. Chance for ad· equ1pved. 4 speed mterm1xed Church. We will sell the perc and IPWS8gerabUliJ a.m.; Chris Jr. up 14,7:50 a.m.; Vancem..... Fresh Silks, Inc. changer With dual volume sonal property heSee J. Rowe up 15, 2:55 a.m.; - - - - - - - - ~.. c t 1 p $5 oo h longmg to the late Eli ACCORDIONS, new end used. ....__...._ M-·DiXi_e ,Spirit down u;, 4:30 a.m.; For Information, write or on ro · ay · per mont Expert repairing, tuning, les~- ......- - · Lo eall: Eleanor J. Docglaa, Rt. ?r pay balance due $69.29. Try bach, deceased. sons. Also large selection of E. MaiD Slnle~ PomerOJ WSJana up 15, 5 a.m.; Robert 0 Offi !, Coolvllle, Oblo, Phone: 1t m yoUr home. Call WY 2· 16 Holstein, Guernsey and Plnoae IVY Wl7l Reed down 15, 6:20 a.m.: St. ,.., __ter ... ••M, 6555. 7 28 6tc Swiss cows. new and used pianos, lie Marys down 16, 6 a.m.: Luther 1 22 ..... -· ··· Herd in all stages of !Beta- and guitars. Genrge Herdman down 17, 2:30 a.m.; 7 15 30ip GOOD USED Philco refrigerat- lion. Health papers Accordion and Piano! and. Insurance A. J. Patten up 17, 4 a.m.; Philor with frozen food compart· s "lk 2928 E 5th Ave sporn up 18, 4:50a.m.; Bob - - - - - - - - - AUTOMOBllJI: IJJiuranco llleD men!. Call WY 2-2860. ed. urge m• er pump, 1 Obi. T CL., PH(!TO eo- Service "~ versa! pump, 2 Delaval unils, 9, o. el. 8·ll93. r'""' · ~... up 19, 6:10 a.m. ; Peggy Mr W N S bJ caJJ<ellodt IAI2 your open. ===:-:- ----:-,7__:28 3tp 8 can Westinghouse cooler, 7 1 30ip lea made of ll!cal papers. Downey up 20 7·30 a m . c v By s. · · w• lor'l llcanll7 CIPII IVY . . . CABBAGE lor making .kraut 15 cans, water heater etc. birttJ recorda and almost 8IIJ llarner down ,23 . 8·30· ., .' The Swain reunion was held IIICI< for sale. Andrew Cross, 1,e. 1954 Ford Tractor, 2 _ 12" CAR WASHED and Other documenta. gerclilf down 2i p.m ., . at the home of Mr. and 30 tart Falls. bottom plows, 3 pt. disc, ed. Wilson 's car wash, Realfl llnssJnmce, PomOIOJ OVEC down 23 ' ·~ . -:·· Will Swain, Long Bottom, Ohro, Help Wanted 3 7 28 3tc ver corn planter, Ford mow· Page St., Middleport. WY ~ I I Uc down 23 4·30 a'm. 'if~·· ~~ July 18. Attending were Mr. USED PIANOS___ er, like new, N.H. side rake 3715. Open from 8 a. m. down G~..;,up 3 ·,46~.m~:e~aJM~ and Mrs. Oliver Swain and TWO NICE reconditioned up- I yr. old, cultivators, Unioo 9 p. m. seven days • week. Lag1l Notice lear up Greenup 7,55 p.m.; Lor- Lyle, Ill and Lee of Long row Crou, Letart Falls. 22' elevator with motor, 6 30 30tp ena up Greenup 12 ·.20 am Bottom. Mr. and right pianos. Priced to go. AI· LIOAL NCrTJco · · .• A th Ra Mrs.d Henry ·1 7 28 3tc Horse drawn grain drlU, ,.,, BoanJ ,, Tnute" , 1 ouvo Joyce 11 down Greenup 3. 15 u erson, son Y an g1r so ooe old fashioned pump Horsedrawn manure spread· ToWDObJp, MoJp eo...,. aubmlto Ito a.m. . Molly K up Greenu . 8 friend June of Newark, Mr. and organ. 21 Rutland Furniture Co. annual Bud1et for publle heartnt at ' · P M Will" D S I Ro U. I. CIYillonlco folllol SH 2-4 1. ••• "' ·" '' TruJ,_ sotonloy, a.m.; Franklin Pierce down Mel- . rs. 1am . wan, ger. 7 28 ltc er, wagon grinder, 1955 7• lll86, at 7 30 •· m. ......... _ .. -• .... _ _ 2 dr. sedan, 100 bales oats dahlt·35 PID . J s Le · Rosanna .._.. •... _, -• Oliq Towt~~DJp Trulte.. • · ·, , . WJS Up ~ . ' Terry and Tom of . - ... "' - ,..,. 1959 STAR 50x!O. 3 bedroom hay, 500 bales mixed hay, lllMeU. a.rt Meldahl 7-50 p m . Marietta, Mr. and Mrs. Melvm tr'l1latq UUI . . . . . . . ~~= 'l 28 lt. • • •' "'.Ia Gl . " rea mob1le home, complete witb bales 2nd culling, tools etc. Meldahl 11 p.m.. Pamela Drake, John, Lanny, ona, storm windows and all acce.. Harold Goddard and Son up Meldahi 3:30 Weot- Eddie, Shelia, Daniel, r-.. oories. New water tank and Auctr., May Mayle, Ad1111., down Meldah! 7:15 a.m. Sharon and Buddy of New . . 1 n - · blcio 250 gallon fuel oil tank. can Phone 23!1 Bartlett. GalifpoUs Dam Jeffboat ven, W. Va. and Mr. and Mrs. INTERIOR or exterior paint.- be financed. Priced for quick James O'Brien, Attorney. Sales & Service 9:55 p.m.; Indiana down James Primmer, David, Vale1111. Contnnct or hourly rate, sale. Phone WY 2-3771. (7) 28, 29 18) 2, . ill 10:30 p.m.; Bayou Lorraine rle and Pamela of Columbus. CJr any lleady employment, 7 28 31~ Real Estate For Sale down 1:2.1 a.m. ; Kelse down 2,. Tbose not able to attend were Cootact,. B. M. Braley, WY GOOD USED Phllco refrigera, . I FlU Almost Every Car . JULY !8 15 a.m.; Semel down 4:45a.m.; Mr. and Mrs. Durward Swain I 1-illlt. 7 22 !lilt tor with Frozen Food com- ONE OF Pomeroy 1 fmest l'l'ransfer'dbie Wbeo The Wildwood Garden Club Onward up 7:55 a.m.; H. E. and family of Westervlllle, and partmenl. Call WY 2-2860 aft- homes, the former Norman You Trade Cars will meet Wednesday at 8 p. Bowles down 9:45 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Frederick ' 7 28 31P Neulzling home, 2 story brick, WMted To Buy er $ p. m. m. at the home of Mrs. Karl Kanawha Ri•er _ Chicka. and sons ol Zion..me, lnd. lN'riQUB J'umilure dlsbes 6 rooms, l'h bath, garage, I Guaranteed 24 months Grueser. aaw down Londoo 10:50 p.m.; Guests were Cathy Andrews and mlJceiiaDeoua. CaJi cr write." Beagle pups. fireplace, 2 acres ol ground, or 24,000 miles JULY 2f Beaver up Londoo 5 a.m.; 01· Paul CUrtis. The day 7 800 lira. BoiMtd Cecil, 6. 1 27 6tc wonderful view of Pomeroy, eMost Popular Untt '!be RIYervlew Garden up Marmet 5:45 p.m.: spent playing badminton and Mala 11. Pomeroy LARGE size Philco refrigerator Mam Street and river. Phone i.D the U will meet Thursday F. Shearer down Marmet 3:- other games, and the ' • 1 21 lfc left or right door. Good con- Dick Neutzling, WY 2·2860 afl.S.A. . ly 29 the borne of Mrs. l.m.; Jerry Boswortb down people went swimming in dillon. $50.00. CaD WY 2-3107 er 5 p. m. 7 28 tfc $ · Iii Frank with a picnic •upper Winfield 5:30 p.m.; Lucy Jane ed Run Lake. No plaDI were 00 llllfallt<l For Rent 7 27 3tc - - -to be served all p.m. A up Winfield 11:&5 p.m. made for the next reunion. FURNiSHED room over Pome. NICE PUPPIES lor sale, 'h HOUSE FOR SALE arranging workshop wlU -- [ W,__ _._ Rent bl German She herd a d •L Modern Rancb Style .J be held wltb Mrl. Robert Rie- was 14-5 with tht Mud Hens, OPEN VISIT ny "'"...... reaaona e. p n "" location on top o1 IIIIJ.ill bill $ bel helping. Ali members are pitcher Jim Brenneman was STOCKJIOLM, Sweden (UPI) hank 2 • Airedale. Call WY 2-:1042. ur•ed to bring flowers and oon· .sent down a•• a replacement to -The United sta•l293. J'qate, phone WY7-2fi.Uc 7 '1:1 6tc ra Cini 8IJJte Highway Garage on P o ..,. Route 1 With road toll•tng. maiD omeroy, 0. lainers. AUG. I the Intern.ational League club. basketball team opened a MODERN 4 room apartment FOUR Thorobred German pupa hlgbway Four100<1 bedrooms, OD lilt 11a11s II. WY 2-2381. f35.00 each. WY 2-7028. dining, family, ltltcb•n. ·eak· The Pomeroy Bend FIRM 7 21 3tc 7 27 3tp fast play. maid's, utillty and JOIN THE AAA. Be Band Radio club wiD hold TIME AND LABOR SAVING ro=R~RENT=::;;--_-;-M;-od-;-ern --=- fui.n~ RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT =~P· ~ree boths. ce. 'mte on Road-bond and crip serv, annual family pjcnic at the 2 llhed apartment three roo!DI grlU, Bleam oven, aalad DuorL al~b:.;t w:U Ice, Call or conla<t: E. M. Syracuse roadside park, and bath, All uUlltlet furnlsJn. WJ!I. 2 ice cream boxes, foun- bouse 1, paneled mab~gsny B~rton, 578 Broadway St., day August l, at $ p.m. Prizes ed. See Fred Hoffman at 256 ta1n, kitchen sink, counter ana waJnuL Air conditioned. Middleport, Ohio. will _be awarded during the lo, J'ourtb Ave., Middleport. and stools, tables, chairs, Large patio and double carport. 8 25 30tp evemng. 7·2fl.lfc loastera, coffee makers, milk On lot 200' • 390' . May bo seen 'rhe annual Nicholson reunj ROOM BOUSE itb batb ·nd ahake makers and otber misc. by appointment only CONDITIONING ion will be beld Sunday, ~ : lvln Lit~ Call CJr write: Paul Poling, Coli 985.3555 Ch-r, allon oervice. Jack's 1 at the Rock Springs Fair- 11 e 7 24 :; 246 Walters St. Ripley, w. eraUon, New Haven, groundll . according to Setb F. :-====·==--=- - _ _ Va. TeL 3'12-11433. /J / TU 1-3537. 4 8 Uc Nicholson, Reunion Secretary. I ROOM HOUSE and bath. 1»7 27 fitp 1f1. quire at Maplewood Lake. CAMPING TENT, 9xt5. Sleeps larl Graeaer, Plnmnblntl llld CIJLLEI': CAlLED UP WY IIWL 7 :U 8 c six, uevu wed. Call WY 2- MIDDLEPORT - One story, Heat1u1 NEW YORK (UPI) - Righi· • a-tiflll- ..... ...., FOUR ROOM ,~·-•-•-• •-,. 3.!78 7 2 tram 4 h 11 b Milnenvllle, OIPio b arid e r Jackie Cullen was .. ,......, ,......., . 7 61c e, rooms. a ath,j End yoar oewer troublet • Edlt-... IIUIIe ..... In Masons. CaD WY .1-38'12 b&- 1 German Shepherd Pups. Call enclosed back porch, gas We bave liut called up by the New York • ~IJuttoJt.lntlllllaca 111 • llllldtlldllf ... colt fan lltJQD or lfter 8 p. m. WY 2-3'141l healmg, lot 50 x 110. $3500.00. Sewer Macblnet Yansees Tuesday from Toledo 7 23 ate 7 23 tile · _ POMEROY - One story frame 14 bolster their pitching PEACHES, oow picking early 5 rooms, modem bath, kitchReuouabte Raloo To make room for CuUen, APAR'I'IlENT FOR RENT. AI- Red ~. Red Haven, Sun en has built-in cooking units, CIPII IVY 2-Z9'14 Day or Nllbl 10 traDer ljJ8CI. Good looa- Haven: dthen to follow: al· full basement, Ioree(! air _ 7 21 tfc When your job calls for concrete, call on tloa. CIPII Walter CrooU, IVY 10 apples. Open Daily and heating, garage, good Ioca- HEATING, Pllmbnsc. W831. I IJ lfc &mday, Wells Orchard, lion. $10,500.00. hrtlaceo. Anold Ul. Prompt delivery, specialized mixes will 1lNFl1RNJSHED 1 room,- biilb, WllkesvlUe. 7 15 tfc CARPENTER- 2 story frame' Ill liaal MaiD Slree1, iJJBure you of quality concrete at low, low ltlliiJ 1'110111, Dice ,ard. Point SEWING machlnea, repair ser- ~odern hath (copper plumb- ...,.. Pboae IVY %-U48. Your DlptndJ?Isl• Lllle, IJaeola lleigbll, Pb. vice, an makes. WY 2-2284. mg and good supply of water) . 7 20 nfc prices. Call today! IVY urtt. I II nfc The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. full basement, garage, local· AUCI10NEER MODERN U,_.·•~ Au~' 'Singer Sales and ed .on Route 1~. Owner wUI Complete IJerylcl ~..-- lpart. Service, a 29 lie aastst m ltnancmg. 0 n I y Crll! llradlonl mEl, J riiOIDI and batll, air _ $5000.00. Write, Ps'CIIJI er Coalael AND -utlon. Coall Buildln1, FOR SALE - Jubilee peaches c\LBERT M. COX, SALESMAN A. £. IIBADJI'ORD lllddler>Ort. 1re now rips at tilt New Hav· WY Z.383t WY 2 1131 lllellse, Oblo Optn Prl. & Sat. Night WYW2N 7-lf.lle ta orcllard. 7·2fl.6tc 7 21 3tc 1 1 llo PAOI IT. MtDDLiftORf otor o. ~ Jolly Neighbor1 -• A....,.. -~ - - - ·-'*" •=•• .a.. .. ... ,.,._. • .. :... • ... o.... pOmeroy M 'T_..,......,. --·--i! .....'" = --r ..•.:. C J''-::=========-===:;===;===~1 Mc~'arl~nd, 1 • I Z-38:~-- I ~!»P_~'-- · b .o\011088 f6. Preclpltoua l . Cul 6t >neet 6. Electrooic D01I'Jr dovlca i. Sptr!t04 ll. llarmonlat &llye ;---------------~------------------,I ~ h~use, J•c~ men~ Bro~n18'aO:s.b 'I E~ 7. M~s. :o~gel:e~~~acc~ !':t. f ~ ..!'.:"'.~ ~ '#~•..~:,.....-:;n,:-.:•:::::~::; .,. -. MARK IV ,,.,~ All~' AUTO .... AIR CONDITIONING SOCIAL . r=;. - w: Hav~·wood = ~.m.; I CAl VNDAR .NI8~ ~NTING, 1 340· 1 ! Bfa ft e nar 7:-=• Golden Sleeper 1 ~blrt. Cue/till tl $ f. ---=------ ___ 95 ..... .... ... ..,.. INDUSTRIAL - RESIDENTIAL ANTHONY Plumbi'"' •Heating .,...,., PLUMBiNG HEATING INGELS FURNITURE GOEGLEIN RfADY MIX CO. ~------. • ~,. ~~~~ ,I . 3 n ,' ,..·· ,· r WY 2-~5 Mldcll.,., ani.L 7. VlgorowJir. pooL •. Lets bait bobiJihUJ WOQdJr 28. Jtouo4 llf.Anl or t.G........ rl... •• GyptJJ a 'l'lcl U.P... SS.A.eo ......,..,.. J!.Dt-..p ?ate bird b.Amertoaa llc41al> I!. Oil at . . . potalo k.Amertcaa poet l'l'.Spon -1)(-_, U.Atormol potter'e It ICING G.Beot- 41 l"uNJoarrar b:-i-~HH~ 'Zl~i-Hi-1 tf.AI'IP!t fti. LaJp, ttoww "She's very "· ' te re! Ask her what apace is and rllht away she'll tell you it's the word thBt aameo after urkl~" __ DAILY CBtPl'OQUOl'l!l- a-'1 hw to 1t'ork 1&1 AJ:IDLaA.a.Xa II LOJJeraLLOW One letter lbnp?y - f o r tllla .mpio A 111111<1 -.:Ds for 1111 L'o, X fllr tb• two O'o, etA:. llql<llttleo, trophlll, tiJo llliltll """ -tloe of tiJo '''""" .... aD .... ll:ach da7 tile - liLVe. r A a,,..,_ q ... - c •• LXXXB OXXlC Loog B ll SoCiety . News -----------.C U.lloi- IO.lrawauaa .;r;: l~vatory I . Qobook del>t K~rk, * J3.B~ 19. Clod at tile lky: llabyL dJs,charge~j Blaeftnars a. oun,Jike alt:Bib, Perk, ~usu:oEs:. Uon 2G.Kottlo aL Oltr?l!bo llko bircl ---- 4 . Scordled H.Ludd U. Article of · furniture 15. Long tor 16. Btandll up 17.GermGUl Bt.el ... IS. To bela 1 River Bront• olatera city 111. !o!Jmtcke<l Z2.1Dxclalna. tJoa 23. Fanuly pee 26. Butt Ji.Jilswife buned to Alvi~ ' 3.Jioclon U . OO.oltho 19.Con- NAID .-11:0 f:': WJti:OIQr KCiqrc;J,' LXXKR LXII JULY II'ONDAY T!Utl! FRIDAY6:00 Sign On - Newa ~:00 Sacred Heart 6 20 Melp County RFD 6...... """'ers, •Farm ~· . ·" Paul . ,-~~ 6:Stl tfewt 6:116 Country Jamhoret 6 5• Weather :' 7:!10 National .~ewt 7 ·~ BW Miller Sho• :... 7:30 Sporla Parada 7:1& BID Miller Show 7:116 Plckem Hardware l'l'U•• Thurs.) N~., !HE 40111L&iull, d 'ftlnn f'rtda Men ay J enada 8:00 Sign On 7:011 Sundowrc Sar 0:00.1$ Mlllical Clod: 3:00 Sign Off 7 IJ ll6 Sllll ,. Koow SATURDAYS 6·.00 Sign On -- NOWI • N•wa o 1: ()2AO ,.._. 7' 45 •'4CB' BapUBI tburch e:&.i Country Music Tlmt 8:00 Ohio Valley Newt 6._ 20 Country Jamnorea ,.oo Protestant HolD' I: 00 Tali of the ToliD •·. 30 Sports Parade 9, 55 Public Servlcr Show '7:35 Larry Anderso<J Show 10:15 Churcb ~I ""·I vW st 1U:45 It'• Music - Army , , , •.atchatrlr" ll·OO Dairy VaHey and Dutton'l ... ,.. ..,, 1 , · Tup Ten Show 11 , 05 Morning Melodies, 12:00 Newt Moo. tbru. W~ .. "I ChJroh Bel • Rin&, Fri. 11 · Worlt NeWI . . 20 Evans r illetm Boa 12:~5 N'wt ') gr•·· 12: ~n Aulcu"""" Programa 12:45 Q,untry Gr Round 1:55 New. Beat Z:OO County Go'Round S:C: News Beat ~S:OO lo'' ·... a.wM <Tuesday) ?·SS News Family Worship ('fttun,) Baptllt Layman'• Hour A.&.C, Program (Frlda7l 8-30 Sunde) Show Newt Snnday Sbow Tlny'l Country JIIJICiioD t:aO The Bible Spew lo You l'lny's Country HJPDIII 1:45 LegialaUve Report Cement Block Newt . lO 00 '1be Good Llle Goessler'l Ouest Star 10:1l> Congressman MoeUer <i'rldlyl lb:ltl Tbe 8unday Show 12:10 LIITy Anderson· Sbow 11:10 Tile QUill Hour a:~ Jim Mees Sholf 12:00 N1wl 4:11 Blaelluar Aulo Show IJ:lli Tbt Cbrlltlans Hour 4:30 Electric Company News 12:30 Tbt Rev, MlrUr Teell 4:4<1 Jim Mees Show 2:00 Tile Rev. Sllaa Billups 5:00 NeWI ··.30 Tbt Rev. AJJdre" PIIIODI • Sunday ibowcut f>:lif> Jim Meet Show 1:80 6:00 Sporll Parldt 1:30 Sundown !lerenadl 1:10 Jim Meea ShiiW 1:00 Oft the Air 3:55 News Be t 4:00 D~Ing N'I.J Dosa 4 30 '!Jierchang3 5:00 C·w ~uni' Newa 5:15 Bob Neal Sporfl IIIIUII Fridays S·:lO SUnset Boulevard 9:W 011 'l1te Air THE BORN LO:S:ER:__ _ I trt· ·. ~ ~ ----~~W J EH RADIO 830 Dow Jones Average~. 6:3S SUndown Serenade 7:tl() National Newa a:oo e:oo ONLI(' ' IUDD!.& T.HAT WE SIIRJNK FIIO.M CMII'G tll'~a.r.Q j 7:110 12:15 lusical lntertud, 8 o; BIU cruDer Show I2:30 Rev. Merlin l'eell 8:46 Baker Furniture Show 1:00 The Jim Mi!et Show 9:00 Newt 8:00 Sporla Parade 9:06 Coffee Witb Jlllel 6:05 Jim Mees Show 1L:tl0 Portralla ol 1 Patriot 8,30 Natloaat New• 10:00 Swap Shop 6, 116 Sundowu Serenade -..::10 SoclaJ Setwity 8:00 Off the Air 10:116 BUI Miller llruncls Show St'NDAYS _ 10 " M•••n •- Proaram '"" _.. .. · 7·.30 Sign On - Army Hour 10:46 10:46 U:IIO ll:llf> 11:10 12:00 12:30 DICK 11lAC, D e '1' B C "11 S C H .-0 X Q K 'l' J: A II' 1t-rda7'1 (Jr"loq:JOiil? LD'B'I I'DUUJIII WMPO Radio • I 8atmUJ 6' 00 Sip On I:OO:lS MUSic•' Clocl: 7:0u 1e Still and Know 7:U News 7:29 Time & TeiJli*IIUr• ~ M·....... .. •-• ,_., '"-~ 7:"' 9:00 1111(11 School mt Paradl 10:30 Sona • Story Time lv.4$ 'l'nt Golder Key U:OO Dtmocrallc leglsi&bltt U:15 l\lusi' ai lnteriuda 11:10 llfpubHCIS! LegiJiaiUrl 11-41 Willet _,oaOer Report 11:52 M1281cal Interlude 12:00 Loeal & Oblo Newt 12:20 Evans 81• " 8oJsnl 12:'1,1 Newa 0 Gl'ISIJJ 12:30 Saturday Matinee = t :OD DliClDb With Dou 4:30 Top Tell Rovut :~: ~-=ludllw:tDDIIU'JJ ''30 Cotnnstmlty Choln 1:00 D~~ 1:00 Oft A laday f:U SliD On 8:00 '"he Singinl Preacher 8:15 Rep . a::O C1wrcb r · Cbrtst 1:•, '11!1lcr T•' . ·'•Jdl •• J F•· 'I Baplltt tburdn 10 U:IO CbllclnD's Chapel Ut4' llun<!gy New• Spoclll :tl0 t , Report 12 111 12:15 ,:;pJSeapal ('Co"rch lNS ,..,1'-nUc lnforloa~ l:OO O!ID'cb of God l:~n Ooe Call 1:00 Old1 Folkr Hour 3:00 Hymns from Bar<ilnl 3:1$ Sund3y Showc881 Nl P;,.,ic Servl, , Sbow Bli _,_ 4: •• lUG Par- D - • 1\,.., 1:00 .. Parodi ·• • · •• ""· -7' 45 Flnl Baptist Cburcb S:ll City 110 Hit 8:00 Oltlo Vllley Nen . ... Ofl 11Nr •tr 8:]( :lluslcal::_:Cioc=t:. . _ __:..;...._;.lii:-i -::Ii~Si=lt;i~~ · --=~~•"• !U~S:~I!If,~:!~~~~~~fall!~~n~MII&~~~·:'2~1~=~·~"'?_'?-_ ) 1 \· I \ �;"~, · '' I, ' ' ' ' Bargains Thursday 9 to 5, Friday 9 to 5 and Saturday 9 to 9 THE LAST 3 DAYS OF OUR FISCAL YEARBARGAINS in EVERY DEPARTMENT Ready To Wear··2nd Floor 12 WOMEN$ SUS DRESSES ------------ SALE $4.00 35 WOMEN$ S7.9S DRESS&$ ------------ SALE $S.OO 18 1 2 4 3 2 1 1 16 7 21 4 2 9 7 3 1 WOMENS SUS DRESSES --------·--- SALE $6.00 WOMENS $16.SO ROBE _-----··--··-- SALE SS.OO WOMENS $10.9S ROBES --------·----- SALE $S.OO WOMENS $7.95 ROBES .............. SALE $3.00 GIRLS 54.95 ROBES _ -- -------------- SALE $2.00 GIRLS $3.95 ROBES --------·--···--- SALE $1.50 GIRLl S2.95 ROBE __ _........... SALE $1.50 WOMEN$ $16.50 PAJAMA$ ------------ SALE $5.00 WOMEN$ 57,95 SHIFTS ----------- - SALE $5.00 WOMENS $6.95 SHIFTS -------------- SALE $4.00 WOMEN$ $5.95 SHIFTS .............. SALE $3.00 WOMENS $3.95 SHIFTS ______________ SALE $1.50 WOMENS $2.95 SHIFTS SALE $1.50 WOMENS $29.50 ALL WEATHER COATS Solo $15.00 WOMEN$ $25,00 ALL WEATHER COUS S.le $12,50 WOMENS $19.50 ALL WEATHER COATS S.l• $10.00 WOMENS $12.95 ALL WEATHER COAT SALE $6.00 6 WOMENS $10.00 ALL WEATHER COATS SALE $5.00 I GIRLS $3,95 SHIFT SET _ SALE S2.10 19 GIRLS 52.95 SHIFTS SALE $1 .50 5 WOMEN$ $5.95 MATERNITY DRESS!$ SALE S3.00 1 WOMENS $7,95 MATERNITY DRESS SALE $2.00 4 WOMENS 58.95 MATERNITY DRESSES SALE $3.00 3 WOMENS $10.00 MATERNITY DRESSES SALE $3.00 I WOMEN$ $12.95 MATERNITY DRESS SALE $3.00 10 WOMENS $3.95 Sleevrlo" Moternlty Toll" SALE S2.00 5 GIRLS 52.95 SHORT SETS __________ SALE S1 .50 28 GIRLS $1.9S SHORT SETS ----------- - SALE S1.00 21 GIRLS $1.69 SHORl SETS ------------ SALE SI .OO 8 GIRLS $1.00 SHORT SETS SALE SOc 61 WOMENS SUS Roll Sltevt BLOUSES _ SALE $1.50 46 WOMEN$ $1,95 Roll Sleeve BLOUSES _ SALE Sl.OO 11 WOMENS 53.95 SHORTS _________ SALE $2.00 26 WOMENS $2.95 SHORTS - ---- --- - ----- SALE SUO 38 WOMENS $1.95 SHORTS - ------------- SALE 51.00 52 WOMENS $1.SO SHORTS ------- ------ SALE S1 .00 7 GIRLS $2,95 SHORTS ------------- - SALE SUI 34 GIRLS $1.95 SHORTS --------------- - SALE $1.00 14 GIRLS $1_69 SHORTS --- ------------- SALE $1.00 19 GIRLS $1_59 SHORTS - --------------- SALE $1.00 8 GIRLS $1,39 SHORTS ____ ----------- SALE S1.00 7 GIRLS $1.19 SHORTS SALE 11,00 1l WOMEN$ $3.95 COTTON SWEATERS _ SALE S2.00 9 WOMENS 17.95 SUMMER SKIRTS ___ _ SALE $3,00 S WOMENS S5.95 SUMMER SKIRTS ____ SALE $3.00 7 WOMENS $4.95 SUMMER SKIRTS ------ SALE $2,00 2 WOMENS $3,9~ SUMMER SKIRTS _____ _ SALE $2,00 5 WOMEN$ 52.'>' SUMMER SKIRTS ------ SALE SUO 18 GIRLS $4_95 CHUBBY SHORTS - ------- SALE $2.00 14 GIRLS 13.95 CHUBBY SHORTS -- -·---- SALE S2.00 7 GIRLS S2.95 CHUBBY SHORTS -----·-- SALE SUO 37 GIRLS SLOO SHORT TOPS _ - ------ -- - SALE SOc ' I HANDBAGS, JEWELRY, ACCESSORIES WOMENS $2.95 STRAW AND WHITE HANDBAGS $2,00 WOMEN$ $1.95 STRAW AND WHITE HANDBAGS $1.50 $4.00 end SS.OO Value Wom•ns Pur,., and Walloll $2.00 WOMENS $1,95 BEACH BAGS --- --- --- ----- - $1.51 WOMENS $2.95 BEACH BAGS --- ----- ------- - $2.00 WOMEN$ $3,95 BEACH BAGS _____ $3.00 MENS SLOO SPECIAL FEATURE WALLETS ----- - 88e WOMENS $1.00 SCARFS _ __ _ __ __ ___ 69e Women's Lingerie--Slips, Panties~-Night Wear Womtn's $2.95 Full Length Betl1tr and Pllste Gowns 2.00 Women's $3.95 Summer Waltz Ltngth Gowno ___ $2.50 WOMEN'S $2.95 BATISTE PAJAMAS _ __ $2.10 WOMEN'S 3.95 BATISTE & KODEL SLEEP COATS $2.50 WOMEN'S $2.95 NYLON HALF SLIPS ______ _____ $2.00 WOMEN'S 51,95 BABY DOLL PAJAMAS _------- $1.69 WOMEN'S $1.95 RAYON WALTZ GOWNS ____ _ SI.SS WOMEN'S $1 ,69 BUILT UP SHOULDER SLIP$ -· $1.33 WOMEN'S $1,95 COTTON HALF SLIPS __ _ $1.67 , WOMEN'S $2.95 SHADOW PANEL HALF SLIPS _ $2.01 WOMEN'S $1.95 NYLON HALF SLIPS __________ $1.69 WOMEN'S Sl.95 NYLON HALF SLIPS ---------- $2.00 WOMEN'S $1 .95 RAYON FULL LENGTH GOWNS S1.60 WOMEN'S $3.95 PHIL MAID WALTZ GOWNS __ $2.71 WOMEN'S $2.95 PHIL MAID WALTZ GOWNS $2.00 WOMEN'S $3.95 PHIL MAID LONG PAJAMAS ___ $3.00 WOMEN'S 8.95 PHIL MAID GOWN end ROBE SIT $6.00 WOMEN'S $1 .00 PETTI PANTS __ ____ ____ _ 69e WOMEN'S $1.95 & $2.00 COTTON SLIPS __ ____ $1.65 WOMEN'S $2.95 PHIL MAID NYLON SLIPS ____ $2.10 WOMEN'S J9r RAYON PANTIES _ ____ 3 for Sl.OI WOMEN'S 59<· PHIL MAID PANniS ------ ------ 44e Mens and Boys Wear MENS $2.95 SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS __ $2.00 15 MENS $6.95 BANLON SPORT SHIRTS _ ___ $4.00 20 MENS $US ORLON SPORT SHIRTS ______ $3.50 BOYS $1.95 SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS ------ $1.69 MENS $3.95 BANLON SPORT SHIRTS -- --- ----- $2,50 MENS S2.95 WALK SHORTS _ ----- - -- ---- ------ $1 .97 MENS 52,95 SWIM TRUNKS _-- ----- - ----------- $2.00 BOYS IUS SWIM TRUNKS _ _____ _ _ __ __ $1.55 ' · 26 MENS IUS SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS _ $1.35 MENS $1 ,95 SHORT SLIIVI SPORT SHIRT$ __ 2 lor $J MEN 53.95- 3 PIECI PAJAMA SETS ____ _ $2.50 MENS S2.95 SHORT SLEEVI KNIT SHIRTS .... 12.00 BOYS S2.49 WALK SHORTS _ _ __ ____ __ ______ Sl .86 LITTLE BOYS $1.95 SHORT SITS __ _____ ___ $1.39 BOYS $1.95 SHORT SLIIVI SPORT SHIRTS .... $1.50 BOYS $1.95 WALK SHORTS ___ _ $1.66 MENS $6.90 BIG YANK WORK UNIFORMS ____ $6.00 MENS Sl.95 SHORT SLEEVE WORK SHIRTS ____ $1.50 MENS $6.95 DRESS SLACKS ---------- ---- ---- $5,00 MENS $1.95 DRESS SLACK' ---------------· $6 00 LITTLE BOYS 51.95 SLAC'S _________ _____ __ :: Sl:69 LITTLE BOYS $2.95 SLACKS ___ __ .. __ _ $2.19 LlnLE BOYS $1.39 SHORT ILIIVI SPT. SHIRTS $1.00 BOYS $1 ,69 SHORT SLIIVI SPORT SHIRTS 11 00 LITn E BOYS SU5 SHIRT 6 SLACK SITS _: :: 12:01 MENS $10,95 ALL WIATHIIt COATS __ _ $7.00 MEflS S1.69 BLUE CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS .. $1.44 LITtLE lOY$ Sl.IO PLAY SHOITI ______ ------- - 18e MENS S2.95 JAC-SHIRTI _ _ -- -------------- $2•• MENS $2.50 ond $1 ,50 NECKTIII _ -· -- -- -- ··-- $1 .00 MENS $2.95 SHORT SLIIVI DRill SHIRTS ____ $2,66 II PAIRS $2.95 DECK PANTS $1 2J. LITTLE BOYS RU IUMMII I'AJMMAI _--- --·- $1:$0 BOYI $1.79 SHORT SLIIVI IWIAJ SHilTS .... $1.51 MENS $1,H SHORT S~IVI SWIAT SHilTS .... 11.69 SMALL LOT BEDSPREADS Infants Department On the First Floor Infants 1.95 Summer Palamu, asst. stylas $1.39 Infants 1.95 Sun Sullo $1.00 Infants 1.19 Summer Pajamoo 70c Infants 1.95 Summer Crawlers $1.35 Just 14 Infants 1.59 Knitted Gowns $1.00 Infants 1.00 Formula Meaourlng Cups _ _ 39c Infants Plestic Baby Pants _ 4 for $1.00 Juot 3 Infants 4. 95 Crib Blenkats $2.00 Infants 1.19 Knit Gowns 88c 1.69 Cutler Little Chormar Beby Panh _ $1.25 Cutler 2.911nfanll Sleep and Play Sot _ $2.45 Cutlor 3.98 2 piaco Di•per Sets $3.00 Infants 2.50 Stretch Sleepero $1 .69 Curlty Gauze Diaporo $2.79 2.39 Birdotyo Dlapors $1.98 SOc lnfonts Receiving Blankets 2 for 69c Small Lot Girls 1.95 Pajamas, sizes 2 to 14 _ $1.25 Boys 1.95 Summar Pajamas, sizes 4-6-8 _ $1.25 5 REG. $5.95 CHENILLI 'SPREADS-FULL I REG. $6.95 SPREAD~Full lnd Twin .. 3 REG. $10,95 SPREADS-FULL --- ---···7 R&G. $12.95 SPREADS-FULL ---------1-$5.95 Printod Blankot 8-$5,19 Plold Bod Blankets 3-$3.19 Stripod Blankats 1-$4.19 Solid Blanket 1-$3.80 Flowered Bl1nket Sala SALE SALE SALI SALI ! $259.00 $229.00 5269,00 $131t.OO $119.00 $269.00 S249.00 $169.00 Price GAS RANGE 36 INCH -------·······-- $211.00 GAS RANGE 30 INCH •••••••••••••• $118.00 GAS RANGE 30 INCH .............. $224.00 GAS RANGE 20 INCH ............... S114.00 GAS RANGE 36 INCH ---··········· $151 .00 ELECTRIC RANGE 30 INCH --------··-- $224.00 ELECTRIC RANGE 30 INCH ____ __ ___ $209.00 RCA WHIRLPOOL ELEC. RANGI 30 IN, $133.00 METAL UTILITY CABINm SALE! PORCH RUGS $25.08 $24.00 $11.95 $19.95 $42.00 $36.00 $72.00 $59.00 Stenciled patt~rns REG. 69c-24x48 - - - - - - SALE SOc REG. 19c 27x54 59c and 69c 36" Cotton Prints Floral. Kiddie and Kitchen Patterns SALE 39c ytrd WOMEN'S HATS 5.95 to 7.95 HATS FOR _ _ _ 2.95 to 3.95 HATS FOR _ _ S]-00 s1.so Cameras, Projectors and Camera Supplies, Access. $17.45 KODAK INSTAMATIC 100 OUTFIT ____ $12.77 $26.95 KODAK INSTAMATIC 150 OUTFIT .... $18.33 $44.95 KODAK INSTAMATIC 300 OUTfiT •••• $32.00 $117.50 KODAK INSTAMATIC BOO CAMIII!A ____ $99.00 $54.95 KODAK INSTAMATIC 400 OUTfiT .... $40.00 $34.50 BROWNIE AUTO 27 OUTFIT --- -----··-- $25,01 $9.4S BROWNIE FIESTA OUTfiT ---- ---- -- ---- $7.77 $18.95 BROWNIE STARFLEX OUTFIT ---------- S12.00 $24.95 BROWNIE STAR METER OUTFIT -------- $17.00 $34,95 BROWNIE STARMATIC II OUTFIT ...... $26.01 $12.50 BROWNIE STARLET OUTFIT _---- ----- S7.00 $12,45 BROWNIE STAR MITE II OUTFIT __ ____ $9.10 $4.50 KODAK SUPER MITE FLASH HOLDER .... $3.00 $4.50 KODA LITE MIDGET FLASHHOLDER .... $3.00 $2.25 KODAK Magotlno For COLOR SLIDES ---- $1.19 $2.50 KODAK PISTOL GRIP lmovlo <omortJ ____ $2,00 $48.50 KODAK REPINETTI lA CAMERA 35 mm $37.50 $29.95 POLAROID PRINT COPIERS _ ____ $8.00 $4.25 KODA SLIDI COMPARTMENT FILES ---- $3.00 $2.95 CAROUSEL SLIDE TRAYS ___ -- -- --- ---- - SUI $46.50 INSTAMATIC M2 MOVIE CAMERAS _____ S38.00 $69.50 INSTAMATIC M4 MOVIE CAMERAS .... $57.11 Sale! Kodak Film Blark and White, Color, for Movie Cameras, 35 mm Camera and Still Camera. 55< KODAK FILM --- ---- --- ----------- -- - SALI 39c 65e KODAK FILM --------------------- --- SALI 49c 70e KODAK FILM -----···----·--····----- SALI 54e $1 .10 KODAK FILM -- -------------------- -- SALI 73c $1.15 KODAK FILM --------------------- --- SALI 17c $1.2J. KODAK FILM ---····----------------- SALI 99r Sl.75 KODAK FILM --·····-------------- - SALI $U7 $1,95 KODAK FILM ---------------------- SALI $1.49 $2.15 KODAK FILM ---------------------· SALE $1.74 $2,45 KODAK FILM --····---------------- SALE $2.10 S2.50 KODAK FILM ------------···--·---- SALI $2.13 $2.75 KODAK FILM --------------------·· SALE $2.27 SUS KODAK FILM ............. ......... SALI 12.44 Drapes-Tier Curtains-Bathroom Curtains Small quantities-not all colors in ail si2es 24 Pr. lot. $2.95 Flbtrtlos Cot. & Vol•- - 36" All Colon ------ - --- ---------- --- -- SALE $1.59 5 Pr. R11, $2.95 - 45" Whlll Plbergloo Dropeo Sole $1.9S 40 Pr, R11. $1.95 Tlor ontl Ytll- SellPolllhttl Cot!Gn --- -- ---------- -- ----- SALI $1.49 36 Pr. - Odd Lot Drapes - 63" ond 90" longlllo 1 tnd 2 pair of 1 kind - ollghUy oollod Solo $2 6 $3 25 Pr. $2.95 VInyl - Prlnfltl Tollored Btlhroom CurlllM- 54" Ltneth ________ ______ SALI $1.69 %1 pr. $9.9S Solid 8oudo flborelu Dropes, 50x90, Solo $1 21 pr. Sl.95 Printed Flbertlos Dr•PII 50x90 SALI $7,08 2G pr, $7.95 Prlnlod Flblorgl11 Dr11101 50d4 SALE $6.00 13 pr. $4.95 Prlnlod Dropoo- 61" lentlh __ $ALl $4.08 17 - $1.19 Volon ... - Antique Sottn _____ _ SALI 69< 14 - $2.19- 36" Anllque Solin Tlors .... SALE $1.79 2- $3.19- 45" Anllque Sotln Dnpeo .••• SALE $1." 13 - $3.49 - 63" AnHquo Stllll DriiJOI .. SALI $U9 2 - $3.69 - 72* Anllque Solin Dnpts .... SALI $2.49 3 - $3."- .... AntiQue ltlln DrtPH ---- SALI $2.69 Outdoor Furniture Pads 16- 9Sr SQUAitl SlAT PADS -- ---------- -- SALE 79e 6- $2.29 TWO SlAT GLIDIR PADS ...... $ALl 1 - $2.95 THUI IIAT GLIO.R PAD .... IALI 2 - $4.69 CHAIII PADS ----- ........... SAL I 2 - $3.95 CHAIII PADI -------------·-- IALI I - $5.95 CHAIIt RIPLACIMINT CUSHION Slit I - $1.95 CUSHION _____ --- --········ IALI 1 liT $US ARM CUSHIONS •••••••••••• SALI $1.79 $2.49 $UO $3.00 $4.00 $1,49 12," SALE 59c 7 - $2.95 STRIPED VISCOSE RUGS 27x41 IALI $2.19 12 - $U9- 26x45 VISCOSE THROW RUG SALE S1." 35 - $2.22- 24x45- THROW RUGS ____ lALii S1,69 IASI CABINETS, 24"x20"x36" -----··· DOUBLE DOOR UTILITY CABINETS .... OOULE DOOR UTILITY CABINETS .... SINGLE DOOR UTILITY CABINETS •••• UTILITY CAIINIT wllh Sliding Doon .... DOUBLE DOOR UTILITY CABINETS .... lASE CABINETS 40 INCH --··---------IASI CABINETS 30 INCH .............. 3 LAWN SWINGS BED ROOM SUIRS $239.10 3 pr, Bed Room Sullo, Gun stork Mohogony $1" $221.00 3 pc. Bod Room Suite, Elite Mth011nr S191,80 S219.00 3 p<, Bod Room Suit•, Amorleon Walnut $111.H $729,00 5 p<. Bed Room Suitt, Solid Cher'J _ $499.00 $219.10 3 p<. Bod Room Sullo, Amtrletl Wolnul SIU.OO $269.00 3 p<. Bed Room Suite. Tivoli Mth011nr $221.00 $199.00 3 pr, Bod Room Sullo. Gtla Mthottnr $171.00 $259.00 4 p<. Bed Room Suite, Stgotnl Mth111ny $219.00 S129.00 3 Pe. Bod Room Suite. Blonde ------- -- s".OO $229.00 3 pr, Bed Room Sullo, Mtpl• ____ __ $192.00 $197.11G 3 p<. Bed Room Suite, Ellto Mthogany $170,00 $219,00 3 pe, Bod Room Suite. Wolnul lollghtly domogodl ·--------------- - - $144.08 $268.00 4 pc. Bod Room Sullo, Amorlrtn Walnut $227.00 $191.00 3 pr. Bed Room Sullo, Gola Mohogony $170.00 $198.00 3 p<. Bed -Room Sullo, Dellt Mthotany $170.00 $229.10 3 P<. Bod Room Suite, Mthoganp ___ _ $192,00 $449.00 4 p<. ltd Room Sullo, Solid Cherry __ S378.00 $369,00 3 pe. Bed Room Sullo, Solid Maple ____ $304.10 With colorful waterproof e p<, $19.00 $18,00 $14.00 $15,00 $34.00 $29.00 $54.00 $41.00 Modern Wolnul LIVING ROOM TABLES floral designs. Canopy top. Coflee table, two lamp tah/P-s. H1gh pressure plai- $5Q·OO Solo Other Lawn Furniture lic tops. $39· 00 on sale in the Furnitnre Stlo Department-2nd floor. 1 set Sale! CHAIRS fl29.00 ROCKER-RECLINERS, TWEED -- - ------- $111 ,00 $129,00 RICLINIIS, VINYL llllthtly domagod) .. $75.00 $79.00 SWIVEL ROCKERS, VINYL ---------- - -- - $64,00 $19.00 SWIVEL ROCKERS, VINYL ----- --------- $72.00 $119.80 Rocktr·Rodlntrs, Comb. Vinyl & Twl'ed $99,00 $129.00 EARLY AMERICAN RECLINERS ______ $104.00 $89.00 RECLINERS, VINYL .................. $72.00 $119,00 RECLINERS, VINYL -------------·---- $".00 S129.00 RECLINERS, VINYL - ------ -------··-- $104.00 $139.00 ROCKER-RECLINERS, NYLON ---···-- $111.00 $119.00 ROCKER-RECLINERS, VINYL -- -- ----- $92.00 $58.00 PLATFORM ROCKERS, TAPESTRY .... $48.00 $119,00 ROCKER-RECLINERS, VINYL ----- ----· $101.00 Sl9.00 SWIVEL ROCKERS, NYLON ---------- $72,00 $79.00 GREEN NYLON SWIVEL ROCKERS ...... $64.00 $139.00 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS ------·--·· $75,00 $79.00 MODERN SWIVEL ROCKERS .......... $49.00 $69.00 SWIVEL ROCKERS _ _ ------·----- $$6.00 $59.00 PLATFORM ROCKERS, VINYL .......... $48.00 $84.00 RECLINERS, VINYL __ _ -- ---------- S71.00 $74.00 EARLY AMERICAN SWIVEL ROCKERS __ $61.00 $59.00 PLATFORM ROCKERS __ $41.00 $109,00 EARLY AMERICAN SWIVEL ROCKERS $91.00 $129,00 SWIVEL ROCKERS ___ ---------------- $11.00 $79.00 LOUNGE CHAIRS, VINYL _-----·--··--· $64.00 1129.00 LOUNGE CHAIRS, CAPE COD --------- $99.00 174.00 EARLY AMERICAN SWIVEL ROCKERS ~- $62.00 $159.08 FRENCH PROVINCIAL BARRIL BACK $99,00 $119.00 FRENCH PROVINCIAL WING BACK ____ $".00 $H,OO SWIVEL ROCKERS ___ ................. $50.00 $139.00 CAPE COD ROCKERS ................ $100.00 $29.00 BOUDOIR CHAIRS ------·-----------··-- $19.00 $37.51 BOUDOIR CHAIRS --------- -------·-··-- $25.00 $59.00 WOOD ROCKERS WITH CUSHIONS ...... $48.00 $47.50 WOOD ROCKERS WITH CUSHIONS ...... $31.00 $79,00 MAPLI LOUNGI CHAIRS --------·--····· $64.00 f42.50 WOOD lOCKERS __ _ . -- -- ---···--···- $35.00 $42.00 MAHOGANY WOOD ROCKERS •••••••••• $3S.OO $29.00 MAPLE CHAIRS -------------·····---- S22.00 $16.50 IIWING ROCKIRS ---------··········· $12.00 LIVING ROOM SUITES S209.01 VINYL SOFA. BROWN ____ _ __ ______ $161.00 $389.00 4 PC. SECTIONAL, BROWN NYLON ___ _ $311 .00 $219.00 SOFA, TOAST, NYLON MATALLASII __ $200,80 $391,00 SOFA. GOLD DAMASK . --- ----· $244.00 $419.00 2 PC, CAPI COD. RED TWIID -----· $344.01 $298.00 2 PC, BROWN VINYL ___ _ __ ______ $239,00 $419.00 2 PC. CAPI COD. GREEN TWIIO --- - $344.00 $249.10 2 PC, MODIRN, TOAST, NYLON COVER $178,00 $3H.OI 2 PC. MODERN, Rooo B•lgo Nylon Caver $333.00 $469.00 2 PC. CAPI COD, TWIID ------------ $379,10 $449.00 2 PC. CAPI COO, TWliO ---- -------- $369.1111 $%79.00 2 PC. CAP'E COD. TWI!ED --------·--· $224.00 $319.00 2 PC. BROWN NYLON -- ---····---- $321,10 $349.01 2 PC. GOLD MATALLASSI! _____ ____ $222,08 $449.00 2 PC. CAPE COD, BROWN TWIID ____ $369.00 $229.00 2 PC. GRIEN NYLON-MODERN $171.00 $419.00 2 PC. TOAST, Trodlllonol, Nylon Moltloloo $322 $239.00 2 PC. ROSE BEIGE, MODERN ........ $171 .10 $339.00 2 PC, BLUI, MODERN ----- ------- -- $226,00 $249.00 2 PC. GREEN, MODERN ------- ----- $171.00 $369,00 2 PC. TRADITIONAL, ROSE BEIGI .... $311,00 $429.00 2 PC. TRADITIONAL, BROWN -------- $333.00 $229.00 2 PC. GRIEN. MODERN ---------····· $149.10 $449,00 2 PC. CAPI COD, GALA ------- --··· $369.10 $371.00 2 PC, CAP'I COD, BROWN TWIED .... $2U.IO $259.00 2 PC. GREIN, NYLON --- ---··---· $199.00 $389.Dt Z PC. TRADITIONAL, TOAST --- ----- $322.00 $249.00 2 PC. MODIRN, BROWN NYLON ...... $171.10 $309.00 2 PC. GREIN NYLON ---------------- S248.00 DINEnE SETS Visit th1 W~rthousa on Mechanic Straat for S1ltl MATTRESSES Firm mattre11 with hun· dreds of leJDilered oteel inneropslng o:oils. Durable duiJ ed(e, $249.00 - II PIICE DINETTE 1115 .......... $201.00 $229.00- 7 PC, OINETTI SITS ------------·· $1U.08 $119.01 - 5 PC. DINITTI SITS -------------· $151,00 $159.00 - 4 PC, 011 5 PC, DINITTI SITS •••• $121.00 $149.95 - 5 PC, OR 9 PC, OINITTI IITI •••• $124,00 $139.00 - 9 PC. DINITTI lETS .............. $111.00 $119.95 - 7 PC. DINITTI IITI .............. $99.08 $99.95 - 7 PC, OINITTI SITS .............. $12.00 $79.95 - 7 PC. OINITTI SITI •••••••••••••• t66.• $69.95 - J PC, DINITTI SITS •••••••••••••• $$6,00 Bargains in Floor Coverings, Lawn Mowers, Bicycles, Used TV Sets and Used Furniture. $35.00 HOUSEWARES f4.95 - 9 PC. GLASS SALAD SITS ------····---$3.95 lOOK INDS ------------------------···· $1.95 I'LANTIRS -----------··················· ~'t~T=~!riui___________________________ DINING ROOM FURNITURE g::: $249.00 IUPPIT, Hutch Top (Giuo end-) Mtplo $210 $229.08 IUFPIT, HUTCH TOP, MAPLI ...... S114.00 $279.00 BUPFIT, HUTCH TOP, MAPLE -------- $219,10 $179.00 BUfPIT. lnelooed Hullh Top. Solltl Chorrr $144 $159,00 GATJ LIG TABLI, IOLID MAPLE ____ $121,00 $149.00 DROP LIAI' TAILI. Formlto Top, Moplt $119.M $129.08 Rouoid Drop Lool lxtonolon Top Tololo, Mtplo --······----··--------- ------···--·· 1104UDI $129.00 ROUND FORMICA TOP TAILI, MAI'LI S1M,OO $22.SO MAPLE LAZY SUSAN, POIIMICA TOP •• $11.1111 $69.00 SOLID MAPLI DIACON'I liNCH ----·· $$6.00 $29.00 GOVERNOR CAIVII 1101 CHAIR ...... 124.00 $42.00 GOVIINOR CARVII AIM CHAilll •••• $J5,M 127.50 DUXBURY 1101 CHAIRS ·-·············· $32.10 $42.08 DUXIUIIY ARM CHAIII ··········-···· $3Ut $40,00 CAPTAIN'I CHAIR ..................... ISI.08 $37,58 CAPTAIN'S CHAIR .................... SH.M $2U5 MANit IIDI CHAIR .................... S20.M $27,50 MATI'I CHAIR -- -- --------------------- $22,1111 $21tUI 6 Pe, Wllnut Modern Dlnlftt • - Iuiie $216... (Chino, Hten,ton llblo, I lido chain, I arm chair) $291.50 6 ''· Wolnul Modern Dlnlnt loom Iuiie $211.00 (Chino, drop leaf table. I ol<lo ebalrt, I um ebllr) $3.00 $2,00 $1.00 ,,.50 SUS WALL PLA I ···------------········--- 60e QUIS -------····--··········· $1.10 $9,95 INSULATID PITCHERS $5 00 wAsn aASKIT '"" TDI.:Ir -liliisi4- -.i;; n.n =:: ~:~:: ~~:~ ·---------------····-···-· -----··-················ ,,:o. sl.SO $2JID $31.95 ILICTIIC HAIR DRYIR •••••••••••••• :: $15 .• fie TWIN SILVIRWARI TRAYS 61e 50e BOYS TIOUSI!R CRIAIERS -~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~; 2J.e ;~:~: ~~~~~ JA:s -----------··············· $1.00 BO ES ........................ $3.10 :":~~=!~• w':~~ aAiiilr·-············-····· uc 59c WINDOW IHEL I •••••••••••••••• $2.0I Jle PLASTIC VII ----··············----·- 3Se SUS MOTH P~~=IR ·--················· 4 lor Sl.OO $2.55 MOTHPROOfER .:········-···-··········-- 6Be $4,95 MOTHP -----·················+ $l.2l $1.95 MOTHP~=~~ ······--·················· $2.41 ---- -----·····-·········· $4.41 $2.39 fU9 ~~= ~~:~~~NG MOULDI •••••••••••••• S1.25 st• IIIVING TRAYS·--······················· $I.08 5tc PLASTIC TRAYS .......................... 50e IUS SILINT aun11--························-- 30t $1.25 MILK WHITI fl;!! 1ft CRYSTAL .......... ... $3,00 lAKING G~l IO~LI ···········-·····-- 4Se 4' CANNI I ........................ $1.SO • NG PUNNILI ------------······----- - 2Se S9c lOLLI CIJTIIITI l'tAITIC lAGS ···-· I ' fer $1.10 S9c lOLLS CUTIITI .,_.ITIC 111111 •• ~. 4 for $1.00 a:w-.:i·.::·ioi.ATI·s··-······ We're bavlne our August Sale Prlce1 NOW on "C•nnon" and on "Fieldcr11t" Matchilll Towell and Wash Clotho. the 111 noor. on Be Thrifty I ••. 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