https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fa067d27fa5d6935c13f35663470f405.pdf feaa8ddc2d4470d25a31aca9346d4c1c PDF Text Text I • daughter-In-law Mr and Mrs "'"· Gregory on his bt~ I 8I':rthdays.Ore DfRIIIlr on Lewts. Oshorne,• on ,ihelr ninth ten Present were Mrs. Thoma• Glr· N' h A, Clt~en . daughter and 11011-il> Mainly About Celebrated by mt . nmveraary w~d~:o."~:ve;::;. was sew· law, and Mr. and Mrs. Danny lljonk• Mr. and Mrs. llarey Osborne ltil tile dinner to the hotwr· and Danny of Charleston, W People In 2Youngsters h outertalned with a dinner Sun- ~ w Is nd children Cathy Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Smttb day at their home. Llnooln gues a . ' hoai and Greaory and Ricky. Pameroy Debra OsbornML•· !u~:,.. Terrace. honoring tiletr son and Dendbrhoa andlll Sherrie and tile . Mr and rs. e ' a ess. · . O Od l2 1965 Lord'e My Shepherd" by Mro.ll·-.------~;; Pomeroy·Mtddleport. .• . , - William Russell and Mrs. Bernard Fultz with Mrs. Hennesy 1 ItS Strugg accompanymg I •• ' • Mrs Guy Shuler, Splritua IS OpiC Lile C'hall'man, had prepared •I'Ja!l~entlnel. • ' I United NatiOnS es toT • Promote Worldwide Peoce, h ld was gJVell bv h center featurmg the A program on the Umted ol t e8 wor. bo when the a wors IP I booklet "The UpNations and its struggle . to I ~~S ~;s ~=:th m MetliodiSt m~di~::. diSplayed in the 36 Mr. and Mrs'. William Murray (Marjorie Darst! who been the guests p o!t' Mr. and Mrsi ae:;.:ve Cit t~ Char leo ri'arst and family. They :o it al Mia.mtsburg wlt ~ . ~~ b:;;rl~ng.;;pe;;a..ce...wn ...•.. •g._th"'e"'"'na"'l"'io"'lnsl Church in Middleport met Mon- ~nous ofn~~ languages which has day evenmg at the church. 42 editions sent to over 120 The meetm• was opened 1 countries of with a p1Rno prelude byJ Mrs.! f:; use by tbe C. M. Hennesy Mrs amesi ~~ dI The e'llnter was flanked r !" "t~rl~ ~~;:;~ ~~~\t s~:~rot~~r Boys Glove Leather at~ · ~ts~~'i:lle WORK SHOES Criswell, president, .was m m mencan and Christian ther wU~ Wll~m . Darst ed tbree in the navy and three the army. GIVE DINNER 111 Miss Jay Boggs, Gallipolis, Mr. and Mra. Howard spent the weekend with her par· Smith entertained with a onts, Mr. and Mra. Lionel Boggs s.:';;ts"t ............... and Gregory Smith, son ol and Mrs. Howard C. were guests of honor at a ty Saturday afternoon, at .,::av: ::;,~r~~.:mb~it.~a~bsarvance ;ts- carried The Halloween theme J.'and:~f:a:;mn~y.~ out the decorations. ~~ri":;'e· = d?'- ::u ~ ~:0~ ~~rld-famotll. ..;.~""~";;..;;;;:;,;;;;•...;~~;;_.;.,.;;. ID b~eakmg aro~ 1 entine. •• t ~ ~ VOL XVII NO. 150 j ~!o POMEROY ·MiDDLEPORT. OHIO l WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1965 at THRIFT POMEROY I I PLAN WORLD $6.95 $12.95 to Mens Campus Worsted Wool Sweaters $5.95 Orlons - Orlons and Mohairs Shetland Wools - Acrllan, Orion and Mohair. Solid colors - Vertio. cal Stripes - Panel Fronts-Button Fronts - Sllpovefl. 100% pure worsted staple coat sweaters. Double knit elbowa - teal heather, navy blue and oxford erey. All sizes 38 to 46. Also extra lllze• 411 to 154. 1 Around And r About AUTO LOANS L I Middleoorf SEE US FIRST ! I -.:- Mens Broadcloth Pajamas Sizea A, B, C, and D. Our $3.9~ Pajamas • now on Sale for 25c 250 Boys $2 .95 Shirts Young Mens Corduroy Slacks Long Sleeve Shirts In sizes 8 to 18. Sulld L'olors, checks and plaids. WHILE THEY LAST Re~ular models and Stilts models . Slim 161 _ cuffless. Sizes 29 to 38. Green, tan, wheat. grp~· . $1.50 $4.88 Women.' Kirbury Womens Support Stockings Seam less Mesh Stockings Sea shell and Southwind. Also while. Sizes a ~r, tu 11. 1 18 l,_~~ii:~i::~:: : :-i:::::::==::;;::;::::;::;::::=iiii::::iiiii:=:iii-:i:-: :i :-=:::ii::...- Our Shanmont Agilon CHOOSE FLEXSTEEL it With his mother, Mrs. Norma ence Bnlton. SISter, of Chapman and other rdatives . Mitch, and Mrs. Arnold GUUAN!IID ttfl!tl!ll Mr and Mrs. Jack Weese Par 11~a Heights were guests of his parents, Mr. CONSTRUCTION! your ta.ste in fur~iture, you ca n chouse with con ttdenre from Flexstee l Whether you s~­ lect co nt emporary, trad i~ional, modern ur colonial, vou wtll tmd_ an impecca ble elegance tn ever_y pll:'n: that will be a proud .add iliOn to you r homt' This d_istrnctl_ve F'lf'X· stef.>l ~ tvling is avaJIJble m sofas. sectionah, su ites, chairs, and a un ique sofa-sleeper. Hundreds and hundreds of fabrtcs, all decoratorse lected ror beautiful correctness, give you a rhoke of so ~id s in ~ va· riety of rich \Veave s. pnnts. qu ~ lted fahfies. matelas~es. brocades, and other fashionable fabrics . ~:~~~~::~ ~~ ' Cincin nati were , gue s t ~ of Mr. and Mrs. • Dailey 1 Alfred Gloeckner of and son, Keith. Mrs. ham is a medea! patient at I I . , ~ . MIDDLEPORT, 0. been at the Watts home. Mrs. Wi_lliam Robso~ gone to Lima for a v1sit her daughter and and Mrs. Clifford ! spent the weekend With BAKER FURNITURE hai~e ll B. Mrs. Weese.Floyd Price , Mrs. Mr.c.and t Seamless Mesh Stockings Seamless mesh Stockings. Sizes 91rit~10 and l0 1h- ll. Colurs - hospital there and Mrs. fto,J>.II son plans to assist the family. Mr. and Mrs . Edward mothe-r. Mrs. Jacob and at his farm on were · *hens visitors Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ridge. Athens, were Sanday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Errier·!l Napkins and candy carried soD Jones. the color scheme. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mattox were Mrs. L. W. McComas, spending a vacation on Mrs. Forrest Bachtel, contribut· Erie at Put-in-Bay. lng. and Mts. Edward Young. Mrs. Helen Shuler Is vislititlj!.ll Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Lloyd as- in Pennsylvania with Mr. sisted in servmg. Mrs. Charles She Water is on .,.._..._,...,..,.....,.~'-=~-----"'---vacation from Hess. the Meiga 1,...,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,.,...,,.......,.---...,._-_..,_..,_=-="-"'-'"-""-~-_ ..,_,._.,._,._______ Company, Mrs. Thomas Rue is employed in her absence. Karen Thomas of Columbus was the weekend gueat of Miss Sue Rue and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rue and son, J . T. Mrs. Doyle Miller, Columbus, Is visiting with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. carl Roach and family. Her son, Dale Mtller left Monday for Bainbridge, Md. ,where he will attend tile Electronic School the U. S. Navy. Mr. and Mrs. Miller have the dlsUncUon having had ail< sons in the arm· ed services which have MEIGS THEATRE S~.<l-9, taupe, fl.eib tone, beige tone . $1.00 ~axter. ~e 1 i 1 SALE PRICES Kodak Film You can really save on film In black: and whlte or color movies. 3~ MM Still picturt>s in all sizes. Stop in and 1tock~up now. "HOW TO STUFF A WILD BIKINI" (Tecbnleolor) Annette Funieello. 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All liZfl. 59c a pair Mens Masterbilt Crew Socks White with striped toP• - all lizes 10 to 13. t'ull looped toe - Seamleu foot. 50c pair !See the complete line of Mens Shirts tst Floor.) $3.95 MENS CAMPUS BOYS ' Crew Socks Our Kirbury Brand. All white with striped top. Sizes 8 to 10 Oct, 1:1-14 FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Oe-IS.16 ''THI SWORD OP ALl IAIA" (Tecbnicolor) . Corduroy Shirts Two pockets, sport style. fine wale corduroy. Blac k' r ed ' tan All sizes. 39c pair $3.95 MENS Western Shirts Ble selection of the mo•t popular Westerns in cbecU, plaldJ and ea-broidered solid colors. All Stseo. Mens "King Kole" All Wool Jac Shirts Full zi~er front, heavy wool pi ds. All Sizes for - $3.95 Same in Boys Siz~s for $2.95 $8.95 MENS Sports Shirts Sale $1.95 Long sleeve, two pocket, plaids in sizes, small, medium, lar&e md extra larae. Curity Diapers Sire 21 by 40 inebeo. Foldline dlo· pert. More absorbent. Wash easierdry falter. $3.19 Jac a dozen Fitted Crib Sheets . lito any 1111ndard crib mattre•o. White, putel llrlpea and nuroeey prlnta. 100% Cotton Mens Corduroy WID. and THUUDAY pair "LA, CROSSE" Manicure Instruments $15.95 ColorctrtMM NOT OPIN A.M. f'. • #rigida.ire • Geaera.l Eleetrie • ~ibson • Ha.111iltoa • .Hotpoint • ' llel.,ina.ter • Kenmore • Ma.ytag • Norge ; • Plaileo • BCA Whirlpool · S~ Q•Hn • • WHti•gll•••• • Seamless $2.95 Full Fashioned $1.95 Timex Watches .......... Ollie LAST TIM! TONIGHT Popular sea shell color and white. 3 Sizt;'S _ Small, Average and Tall. 69c 1 1 Mens White Unen Handkerchiefs Hemstitched. all Irish Linen $3.39 lililens /4aiiol'\al B hk ~Yhatev.:r the 1 Mens Campus Sweaters a $1.00 Shirts Tailored FOIIM FIT adjualllble ealot. 100% cotton. Colon: black, brilbt blue, apld, brliht re4. Sire 30 by 40 lnobao. 100% Cotton. $3.95 2 for $1.59 Receiving Blankets Blue. plnlt or yellow. Peter Mann, Jocelyu Laae, Peter WbltnQ. "UP fROM THI IIACH" CHII Roberllon, .Red Buttono, Irina Demick Brodertcli Crawford. Slim ~. EUC I RIC co. ........... ~ . . . . .tOUC ......... o.. •' ' E Supports 1 1 - '1 . .;;: 1 f\~ I :~~ ------FI_V_E_CE_M_S -" ;;..... -; and am y Games were played and prl'""' ll charge of the meetmg Devo- b: the A before returrung to t~e1r home, awarded to Ricky Taylor and 11'2 to 3 3V2 to 6 Lions were gtven by Mrs H~t- fl~~s Sanborn dtscussed the Keene, New Hampshrre. , Karen Bruty. After the honortie Sm1 th and mcluded t e t~ ·N ttons m Its 20 years Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher ed guests opened their gifts, dec 8 1 theme hy mn. ''The Vmco or Um e rmci. al means of visited Sunday evemng at New orated •akes, ice cream and I God" scnpture re8dlflg and a 1as the P and order m Haven W. Va. with Mr and koohlid were served and favors i medilalmn Mr< M L rreneh I mhmntaml idngand lis agencJes d.,. Mrs Burrell Dawson. were party hats and horns. d . Bib It> medt!atwn I t e wnr k b M G I Mlddloporl , also rea a ''TI Gurdon Ftsher of Par ers urg, 1 Present wete rs eorge 1 t d to the health and welfare I tn llowed by a vot'al duet te ~; ~he people of the nations W. Va spent the weekend with , Gum and George, Vtckie and I Dunng the bus mess meetmg hts parents, Mr and Mrs. Mas- , Kelly Clelland, M~s. Charles I Owens and Sherrte. Mr. and , 3 round robtn t'ard VwaS se~t on Ftsher and famtly to Mrs. B. H. Zeigler, who lS I Mrs. Oana Oliver, who has Mrs. Howard C. Smltl"l and R!c- 1 eonfined to the l:.ume or hel' 1been a patient at Meigs Gtner- ky, Karen a~ ~ill Baity, Rlc~y · daughter in Maryland. 'f he al Hospital, was taken Sunday, McKmghL, Vtckt~ Hortman, RIC· bud ~e1 tm the yt-a r was r~ad lo the home of her son and ky Taylor, Brenessa, Ge~e and by Mrs Nan ~lunre, treasur- daughtcr-in ·l~:~w, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hood, rommy, Alne and : t'f. anti acceptE'd . Mrs. 11erm~n 1 Hyron Hysell , Columbus for re· Mark Johnson,. Jeff Grueser, l Hilddox. ;:;upply Secretary, reud cuperation. Cathy and Sherrie Osborne and the ,1skmgs tor the yt'cu· total- Mr and Mrs Frank Walton the honored guests. ! tng $29 of Kadne ~!sited sunday w1th Sendtng gifts but unable to Mr s Ctt~well revorted the j Mr <Hid Mt~> E. .!. Hill, Flat- ~ attend were Gary Blankenship, SO( tl'l) had ICCt.'I Vt:'d a blue Mrs Harry Osborne and Mr. 00 nbbon ce1tdJcl.lte for v,.or,k done I w~tr: Oonald .Morgan and son and Mrs Thomas Garten. I the pa st year Mrs M ~ Uow-, f Newark are spending a week I son ll'potlt•d tughhghts .fron; , :tth her parents, Mr. and ~rs . ~ ""' wru ~ the wm kshop held <lt l• ores I }!:site Mossman. Mmersville ~ Hun 11 1 ~pte rnber . . : Mr and Mrs. Dan Metz and Tht• ubservann• ul the We•.k! M . nd Mr!i. James Simon of ~1 ol J>r~yer aud Se lf-Oema l. ,wa~ , c:!-in~ and Mr . and Mrs. Rich<.HHIIIllrl!"t'd tu be lwld Oc t rtJe I ·d Simon and tanuly of Brooks· ~ 25 ut 7.:\1! IJ . Ill at the ehurch! ~:lie were Saturday guests of ~ ' OFTEN OUR LOW BANK RATES w1n1 M 1· ~ . Gu.v Shult•r m chargt!. 1 nd Mrs. Raymund Hat- Mr. and Mrs. l..owel, Kelly 1 t-.~r . H ,,1.. I' 1. JV\ilt'h , Mrs. Nllr· 1 of Columbus spent the weekend 1' 1~ . . , I freld . . . d .. I SAVE YOU ENOUGH MONEY TO 11 w11 Wny land and Mrs ~r ent! Mr s. Cha rl es Withee is report- , \nth h1s brother an s1s~er-m · W'r,. nJnwd . .ngat Veterans Mem· law. Mr. and Mrs. Marvm Kel- .· 1 · un . the , comnul -1 . ed tmprov lee lor lire World Cumr nurH) onal !Iosplla l Jy PAY FOR EXTRA ACCESSORIES JJ;iy piOJer ·t 1 Mr and Mrs John H. Weeks In the bst. of hostesses servlt v. . r ~ aufltJun-·t<(J that il d Tr 1m ol Ht·ynoldsburg ing Evangelme Chapter, OES, ..__ mee f mg th e •arnell f:.~•mh r11gltl t1111m·r WI 11 be an were sun, weekend guests of their at the Octout!r '" lit'ld Sundd)' e\leumg. Ott 24 at rents Mr and Mrs. Eldon of Mrs Earl Davenport was ! tht' (h urel1 at5 P m Mrs Nor· ~eeks ~nd Mrs. Herman Scholl. omitted and rs Eugene m <~n Wa~l and p!e!:>ldcnt of thr M Herman Scholl and Mr:J ton as Poe of the Past Matro1os•l Al1t-1 noon l ' in le, unnounc:t!d th eI l I rs Weeks VIStted Saturday' rt(:ogmzed. . I 1 an nu.•l ('lu tslmas Bazaar un · 0 ~ M Le ter Wilson at Hoi- ;\fr~ Perry Mttch rece1ved l'ut·\dav ~ IJI. 30 at the rhurch 1Wit 1 .~ rs. t· 1s word recentl} of the unexpect·ll · I zer 10sp1 i::t • -""''j'' a....,.n \1un lwrs ut all the t' IIT e~ tH r M Thomas Garten and dau.l ed death of her mece, Mrs. ,Jsktd to cvn!rtUute to the ba- hi rs .l son In law Mr and!' John Watts, 35, at a hospital •n 811 • t:·to :s ed g " - - and • la cH 'J 'I ~~ meetmg wa:s M er Dannv Monk so n, Baxter , Tenn. 0 ct 3 of a blood . I' with the bt-ne<hrllon. D~~n of 'charleston , W Va clot She is the former I A tlt'~S(·t! cnurse v..as served were Yweekend guests of Mrs K. Edwards or Pomeroy. She I WE PAY 4% 011; SA VlNGS tr{Jill a lahle covered Wlth a G 1 daughter and son·m- surv1ved by her husband and !men do th and centered Wlth 1 ~ e~~ and Mrs Howard C s1x children including a two-Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation an arrangemer_IL of yellu\~ and i Sml,th and famtly. week old chtld, and her mother, 1bronze mums m <~n ebon~ con· I M and Mrs. Eugene Chap- Mrs Vedit Arnold or St Peters 1 tainer flanked by ebony candles. • rna: · returned to their home, burg, Fla. F'uneraJ services wetcell .......-..__.;,_....__, Columbus Saturday after i:l vis- held in former Ftor-11 $4.99 $6,99 Roush's Shoe Store ~ So sktUful are many Yul• olav blacksmiths that they caD C. II>J'ge a horseah!"' without ed chalk of .................................. . at )' ' School �' lleem. Mr. ~ t. quite m. Emer ' Hayes and son, 1 John of Chesler were Friday vis1 ~:;s ol Mr. and Mrs. t'on Hal- l Tuppers Plains Social Events HELEN HELP US! 1 l' Old Town Flats I d1 ughtm ol Ulart, 1\lr. aad2-Da!ly sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 13, 1965 Mrs. P•ul Brooks . .loann. Keilh and Janel, of near Tupper Plains, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby WoH and family .of Racine Rd. I Society Notes Mr. 3nd Mrs. Garth Sovel new Mrs. Lewis Johnston and TTa 1and daughter have moved to - · cey of Minersville Route and : :. : -:-:-!heir new home which they Mr and Mrs. Maynard Bahr ' Mrs. l .uise VanMeter and Nic l - - by Helen Bottel--~ . By Mrs. Evelyn Bnckles .. I bought from Mr and Mrs of n~ar Chester Mrs. Louise kie called on Mr. and Mrs. May. ld be ll d I Mr and Mrs Wilham Watson . . • Mr nd wood Johnston yoUTH ASKED FOR IT I clean, he shou • owe o . d i 'I p~nt a weekend at ' John Arbsugh. IKeebaugh of Sumner, . a • lmsto :. -Thi-1 column is for youn!l pE!0-1 wear it anyH way his parents :ck~~:. Y.;, va., with her Mr and Mrs. Bobby Kuhn of' Mrs. carroll White aDd two -Mae Jo a . I their problem• and pleas- please . I M d M s Fronk • Jl e, ir troubles and fun. As ! Dear Helen : parens, r. ~"r_ . -·· - P~rker.sburg are announcing the her home after several we.eks erpool, W. Va, ures, the l H l US' 1 This Is to the gtrl who wanted . . bl borth of a daughter, Sept. 30. visiting relatives at Marysvolle, George Powell has sold lh I •~iet·rite. • ~1Lh the rest of H~en e ~·owt to 'oin the WAVES but didn 't I Y~ur pare_nls a:e mJsera y, Robert Flood and daughters. Marion and Columbus. Clarence Cooper, Portland. It .welcomes laughs but. .lb 1 k 1 bout '••r· n" ·(·ttion she 'd 1 stup1dly, fn ghlenmgly wron~, JoEllen and Barbra and son, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Grit- Ashland Service Station 1 dodge a senous quesuon WI , now a ·· and I hope they'll take their Robin ·' Columbus visited re- lith 't• "'"lded 80' auction at Ltv~ Clarence Cooper, Portland. · ' .._ brush-off. . !get. suspicious to an expert (doctor, cently with Myrtle Frost. ·~=·==============::===J Send your teen-age questions . We WAVES are a very proud . minister, psychiatrl~t) bef~re l Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barnhill •· to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, I and patriotic group. We are [they complete the Job of rum- ' and Ruth Ann and Miss Nancy ~are of Helen Help US!. thls 1 taught self-discipline, love of ling your life! . Hawk visited at New Lexinght'wspaper ~ countrv, pride in the Navy and Don't IPll your frr end any ton with Mrs. Barnhill's broth· LONG !lAIR THEORY i good "moral conduct W-e are part ol' this, but DO talk It over e,·, Mr. and Mrs: Floyd Chris· De A. i . encouraged to go to church or with a counselor, who <1 hope) ty, Mr. and Mrs. George Qu-IJ- r t~ ,e en .theory about this 11 synagogue regularly. Of will bring your parents in for a ty. Mrs. Myron Martin of 8 .: . 11 " ~ong-hair" business a- course there are a few immor- tong talk. - H . Athens, a sister of Mrs. BamON DISPLAY AT "'~ owyoung men. 1n England I a! WAVES. Same goe~ for civi l· I T~i!l column is . dedr~~ted, tolhill arxompanied them there. ~~ ~~I prevalent and, Jet's i<~n girls - the "civr~s" don'L famrly lrvmg, so rf you 1e hav- Yl:. an~ . Mrs. Alva Clark and 1 cola I only 1 calorie per serving no sugar at all 66Chevys . POMEROY MOTOR CO U S E 0 CAR CENTER SAVE YOUR RC COLA. DIET-RITE COLA. NEHI, TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS. THEY ARE VALUABLE! WE WILL PAY 'h CENT EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY f2c" it modern fellows with ex- ,nsk a dishonorable dJScharge. trouble,·liet ~elen l:elp YOU. la~~lythv~soted a ;ec~ Sunda~ . tra lo;g locks AREN'T Samsun Aclually, WAVES are more She WI a so we c~~e yAoud: WMI Deor IP'!,~~ sl, I r. d Man I I s So what happened in Eng- I slnclly disc•ploned than sa~lo". own amusmg expenences. rs. enze ~g en an r. Y~-· andh, ere t00 • 80 ·me 25ThefinaladviceourCOgavedr~s~en~~IIDC-of land · Mr.i. Elhel Stout returned •· 1, andMJrs~.~F~reJd~C~Ia~rik,~P~o~m~~~O~Y~-~==================~~=================~~ All the men went off us when we Jefl boot camp w<:~ s:. 1I Uus newspaper. wl years ago. to war. Jooving the boys to be "Date a sold ier, date an Alr brought up by their fond Ma· Force man, even (heaven for· bid 1 a Marine. But leave the mas. d If we have more unmascu· sailors alone an you come line men these days, blame _it out okay!" - ONE WHO on the first few yt'ars ol their KNOWS Jives whrn charar-ters are form· Dear One: ed _ anrl thry had no males You 're going ta kick up 8 around to form them. storm with a lol of sailors- H Mavbe t!Ji:I!"S why fat hers J)('ar Helen : 1 aren;l gt•tting along so wet\ I am a 15-year-old girl and wnh 1:1e1r ultlt>r teen-age sons , I just can't be~ieve t~a t my par-i _ and m·v1• r have-. They lost 1ents would lhmk this of. me. command when they wrnl oft to 1 Since I foun~ out I_feel lrke the war and m·ver got it ba('k. 1 whole world 1s closmg 1n one ~~~.e When buvs are ··ralst•ll '' by because il' s so untru e - 1t s thl'lr uwiht'r!i, there's a good just CRAZY lo suspect your Ja.u· d 1anrt' ll .n'll be mama's boys. ghter of something lik e th1 ~. Thus tim ~ rop of •·s11e • man.'" . Maybe you can 't print my letNut ~ bad throry - I think ~ · 11 tcr, but I've go t to talk to Wit! it for a term papl·r- PSY· someone. l h<~ve a besl _ g1rl CHOLOGY M.1\JOH. frit•nd and we enjoy bemg tolk.lr P:-~y . Major: : gd her been use we Ulink alike Your :"ta·urv may rate you an - a couple of nuts. Rec~: nt ly "A'" on a ter.m p~ip1·r . but ytm'll my parrnts have brf' n pa ssmg get "}"' (for Foul l from teen· hin ts we should brenk up, an d 1 agr rs who think fad!ii :ue tun 1 found out. that they lhrnk our and not for psv.:hoanalyt.tng. - · frit•nl.iship is ;1bnormBI. When H · my molhPr told me this I hil Dt•ar H~lrn: the ceiling find that made her 1 1\a irruts are over $200 here. mad too - my f0\ks aren 't the II 1 ~et nne every three months : kind ~·ou can talk to, so don't r;111wr th;m evt>r.v two weeks, suggPst it. , I'm 'ICIV rn g over $40 a year.\ Now th~y're ar ling very enid Whl> savs long h<~rr lor boys is to my friend. 1 can't make · a bad iad'1 ~ ECONOM IST. them see how awfully wrong Jk;u Ec· they are . ~ot rrw' I ih! nk thrs •·mane" I Having to break is bad enough i 'i~ll\' b p1T11y !lll\lOr. As long · but how can I poss ibl y tell her i~ nea l a nd the reason why~ She'd be so 8 _... a boy's hui r --· Icrushed and shocked she'd nev- I I THE DAILY SENTINEl DEV OTED TO lNTEREST OF er gel over it - and I I ever w1H e1ther. Ithmk NOCENT ---=--=====-. llocherd s . ow•n, 1-'ul)llllltr c;l o&lttr Ti"ne~oll . ldotor 1• l'll t. l "tw<l ~.,., , .,f• ~rr""'" ~~rep• ~;, , , . Ia • ''Y t'ne onw Vl l ltY Puh h• ~ ,. 1 , ., l•·•n >. I HI ~lo•ch ; II H C St . Pom 4~71i" !>Lulu•·•• 0 f f I ~ • ''" '""' \\ \ 2 ~ l'"ill Kolllo n•l plume W'r." .,.,, ill""· I .. I 0··, '".<'r&;t 11 •~~nnd dt•n m•lllnJ 11 . ,~ 1 " ' I hi! l'"~ ' u lf l r·.. ~ ·- romeroy, ANTHONY Plumbinq •Heating 0111" '<.o 1lQ 11 JI Mhertl.sin l ' "l''""Ntl~ t i• e : Bo •Hntltl Ku11lull, inc .. :143 l.AllinJ· l on AH ., t'i !'"' 'l'o•·k Cl!y , N•.,. ra te~: tlellvered b• r11r rl~r wh~u av ail a h l~ . :!II ~rnll prr "'~" II : nne Yf' ir in HliVR nrP It Uuo Daily s ..nt l n~l offirl 11~ . 60 . IIX tJ)<1'111U . t7 11(1 : lhTP<' m(ln!k' S:l !IO' 6 •• Motor Route u.-hf're u rrle r At n' l ~e nul a~ al l ~ ble . ont> ITIQnth SI .JO. fly m ali 0111 ·" ar ~ ~ ~ ~: 111n nn Slx IN· ' Dear Innocent : MEIGS-MASON AREA Yot'll: . !->uhl~rlptlo n don't mon ths, Your Dependable Outer For PLUMBING RACINE Food Market Clover Farm Store Route "The Stor" Wttb A Hart" 7 TUPPERS PLAINS Fifth and Pearl Department Store RACINE PHDNI SH W541 Open 8 to I Mon. fhru s.t. RT. Velveeta Cheese ~~79c 1 · 4 $1 Peaches --- ··Buttermilk Biscuits -- -89( cans 12 F.AMIL Y SIZE 5 qt. jug STOKELY'S l J 1964 RAMBLER STATION WAGON lb. box One Local OwnPr. Nice 3 1 1.00 Auto. Tran., Like New, All White. One Local Owner 65,opQ BTU Radiants, Thermostat and Safety Valve 50,000 SAME _ $109.95 35,()00 SAME _ $84.95 69( Mrs. Delrio Reed hu returned home after being a medical patient In Camden Clark hospital. 65,000 BTU With Radiants, Fan Thermoalal and Safety Valvo 1 $149 95 Mrs. VIolet Milhone, Beverly Collins and daughter, Cathy, of 1'1ppers Plains, Mr. and Mrs. Don Pullins and Rita Kay n! Wllllamatown and Mr. and $129.95 Mrs. Charles Valentine of Parkersburg were calling on Mr. ' . and Mrs. Meigs Benedum. I Recent guests of Mr. POTATOES 39c 10 and I Mrs. ;arl Dillon and family ! were Mr. aod Mrs. Bay Dillon and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Jones and family and Mr. aod I Mrs. Earl lllllon of Coolville. • Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chevalier lb. bag VENTED HEATERS of CooMile were calling on ' Mr. and Ml'll. Loren Benedum and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Harris and fan ily ol Mansfield spent the weekend with Mr. and e30,000 BTU - - $59.9S e20,0(10 Just Right BTU $39.95 Mrs. CIP.armont Harris. Mr. and Mra. Marvin Bamhart called on Mr. and Mrs. flonald Blake ol Little Hock- Hardtop. Cl<•on and Nice All Power. See This One See These 1nd Many Others at . .. METROPOLITAN MOTORS mg. ARMOUR'S FRESH, TENDER BEEF LIVER Piece lb. SLICED 19( clb Canned s can 3lb. ' eoG-606 EAST MAIN ST. At Low. Low Price I'OMEROY IBathroom Heaters 4.951 2 I ' Golden Ripe PHONE WY 2·3870 Mr. and Mrs. Carl I Parkersburg visited I with Mr. and Mrs. .I LOG nPE HEATERS ........ $32.951 .98 ' H&R Fully cooked, ready to ~at · STORE •MIDDLEPORT, 0. ----· , SETS DISaJ8 JIIIOOliD PRAGUE <UPI) - Clecboollonkla'l Ludvllt DIDet bemld the diJeol 211 feel-5... lnchoo .., brut bit lnm wwld neord I In a lraek !neet In ~olov, ~• ...._..,_,,_.~enp. ..... after••ll!l.,BaliJrlllningha.a ~ngsystemandthekiado£roadwonhi-yvo'dftllllllm••1 , ,flte-eJ'edflllfie-..,_rv,jwlllle~TitBolllwldJuicJ..Erety~.....,. elt& Styling. P...,._ Ride. Handlintf. .iU IIIRed ,...., eogelber U.loarDOOOJ' ~"'""'the llUied cor it. I ~ Ouly Buiek ia the limed ca~ (And owery Buick is !be tuned ca£) the laDed tar io io a ~ blending of aD the things that make ,. pal tar pteeoliaoft-iDI The Riviera f01'1966isthe tuued au: It feature~ six. ,.,,....__, . headli""•· -"'-'--• n~veo·"-, 1 o--. aoileat!J GIIII,;M;--..wa- • I II ...,._,.,.. . ~·~--·-. --------nau·su 'I • r twi<easmnch.(¥ou caa get a Riviera foryourdeolta .....,._. 1 Send Sl ill check or money order to Riviera, P.O. Jlo..fi8, ,....,. . . an accurute l/25 acale model '66 Riviera.) Bn& Rivien'1 DllltM tuned car. I.e Sabre is, too. And WildcaL Elecon 225. Special "kJ'r ~ Sportwagon. See them all at your Bui<k dealer'L The JneaDmuditovo11no ~ ~ w. Bu tthen yon haven 'thad a em-•--'-' IDW:CO- t, aullltlrized BuU. dealu near yoa. See Ills t.....t-.., .... 1 ....._,,,._re.ll7•nt'n'a •• ~ble-C111/1:ir4 IISed 1:111, m.-----:~:=::::=:=:.. :::::!.i.-.1 I' l ·-.·, - - .,- - - - - - - - - - . - - . - - - " " " " IIOl'lherQ t - . ' ~· ·.,., -. ") Baker of Sunday Clarence · Baker and family. I Mrs. ··ene CottreD and Mra. Mary Inn Debolt and sons of Newlnn Falll wera eaJUng on Mr. an' Mrs. Floyd Barringer lind family. ~. 1211 ride CUid ~ OnlJ De. d.ey're all flaed ~· is tbe car a B~iicE, Liks diU lSI66 iivieru Wv.Sp.n i Lee. i 50,000 BTU SAME _ SAUSAGE L c 8 e IT'hat~~~akes a car a tar ;, styling, perfO#'~ ored the !Bih birthday of Kenneth Baker at the home of his grandmother, Mro. Virginia Baker. There wero 18 present lot the dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Blake and I Mrs. Gary Bla~ · and danghter, ' spent a recent Saturday evening wilh Mr. and Mra. Marvin Barnhart Recent visitors of Mr. aDd Mrs. Ray Dillon ·were Mr. and . Mrs. Osborne Farley ol Murray I City and Mr. and Mrs. Harold 1961 FORD GALAXIE 2 DR. 1960 RAMBLER STATION WAGON e telephone conversation 1 ICE CREAM Se~soned in a A ••orprise birthday party hon- s 1962 RAMBLER 4 DR. r j .• Joppa Society Notes HEATERS COUNTRYSIDE GOOD HOME STYLE • PAUL can and National League elub owners, faced wllh the. problem of replacmg the retlrmg Ford Frick, beve 10tUed on Maj!. Phail as their choice, the UDited Press International learned He will he offered a five-year contract at 1100,000 a year and he given powers that m baseball commi881oner bas bad since the days ol Kenesaw Mountaill Landis. "l like the work I'm doing hre," MacPhail told lhe UPI r-===='"""====·----=--..--..--....::..-... FAIRMONT A REAL SAVINGS! U.S. NO - - - - - - - - good," Kyger Creek on a 61 yard run been made. Mele had selected by Roger Allman but were halt- Grant over two other pitchers ed the reot of the game. ' to start the sixth game of lhe ~...,:, 303 cans J.l gal. - - - the MOVC. : told Grant, and the Minnesota new comnusswner before the Last Friday evening, the Ea- manager's most important de-· start of ~e 1966 season. gles scored a touchdown against cision of the World Series bad Tbe ma)orlty of the ZO Arneri- PEAS $1 7 OLEO FROZEN FOOD BUYI !~~; 5 - - · (UPI)-Le~ MacPhail. who bas BE READY FOR WINTERS ICY BLAST carton French Fried Potatoes :n ;;! replied been runmng tbe Baltimore Orlog streak, and second to take Grant. ioles, probably wiU he running over undisputed first place in I ''Then you're the guy," Mele l major league. baseball aa its\ at SEE t"ESi IU'fS\ minute, Jim, 11 Eastern will have tw~ big ob- Mele called out. "How is your . MiNNEAPOLIS- ST. ARGO SWEET 9( KRINKLE CUT I from his Baltimore bome,"but and if the gamt ealla on me for PUMPKIN cans Come here 1 Favorite Brand AGood Brand ELBOW 4-STICK 2 TEAM Kg C k i• . .. Cans For MACARONI "l' lo rr01 mon t h i. SJ.OO. ----------·• No.2% : 1 GAS ORCUUTING BLEACH Phone WY ·'l-,550 cOmmiSSIODer' •• lb. c bag 10oz. jar No.2'12 w 0 L p OP 1 PATTERSON WINS e season. z , OSLO <UPI)-Ray Patterson The victory, while not unex- HOLilll BIG LEAD 56 48 3 NY ;::- Gr~e .. "· 3 z 511 114 younger brother ol former hea: pected, earned for Devaney the NE'V YORK iUPI) _ Bob sZ~th ate' a · · · · · ·. 1 4 26 1141vyweight champion Floyd Pat- United Press International IF . to h eked 2Zt Easte;:s rn _~ ·. ·. ~ ~ 1 4 34 108 terson, knocked out Roland coach-of-the-week honor. vi:~~!s ~~SB ~clRI Pah1l wd. Hannan Trace . . . o 4 18 100 Graetz of West Germany in the And meanwhile, in far - away circuit this season to put him 1 The lact that !here is a hard! fourth round of their hea- Pomeroy, Ohio, a small Ohio 39 ahead of his closest competJ. core of American League club , FRIDAY'S GAMES 'vyweight bout Tuesday nighL River !own, reflected glory was tor, Bill Hanghton, for the .. owners, led by John Fetzer of Kyger Creek at Soatbwestern being taken for the Huskers' tional harness race driven the Detroit tigers, insisting that McArthur at Eastem CAPTAIN PICKED success this year. A Pomeroy champlunship. a non-baseball man be cho.en SATURDAY'S GAMES STORRS, Conn. (UPI)-Da-1 product, William Henry Harri- 113ughton leads all race drlvfor the Job, led to a campaign Hanoan Trace at Pomeroy niel Hesford of Norih Arlington, son (Tippy) Dye, one of i!.s ers in money winnings wltb by National League club own- : ''8" N. J ., was named captain of the greatest athletes, class of 1933, $739,837 and if! well on his wa, era to elect MacPhail to lhe l North Gallla at Hannan, W. University of Connecticut bas- <Ohio State, '371, is director of1to his 16th 100ney winnllll post. va. ketball team Tuesday. Iathletics at Nebraska. ·crown. owners have crystallized !heir feeling on wbelher they want a man who has been in baseball as the new eommissioner or a ma~ ou~ide the game," Mac· MacPh3.1.•1 IS• I I Leading{Of I jectives in mind Friday evening., arm?" First, to snap a two game los- I "It feels MAGIC HEATING METROPOLITAN MOTORS I e lg an ers ,haye a .1-4 ! name and decorated with sever· 5 Halves or Slices Pillsbury (1 0 to a can) CANE SUGAR COFFEE Kraft Plain • GRANULATED INSTANT All Items On Sale Thurs., Fri. & Sat. AND oFALL CARS I. In one corner of the spacious he's also a man under pressure decJSIOD on the question of whe- 1 Plannan Trace ... . o t 0 34 - on a national championship. , was never more ev1dent as [)e. over Memphis State meaa1.a1 "B" team at Pomeroy. clubhouse, decorated with red- I since the Twins have lost three lt.er. to keep a baseball man in 1Eastern · ... ....... D 2 14 28 The aHable, e~ergellc and vaney's top-ranked Cornhuskers; 00 odda are lisled a~d Florida Last week , Kyger Creek cap-, white-and-blue bunting, rookies straight gameo to the dashing the JOb or to name an outsider. TOTAl.'; .. ........ 5 5126126 enthusiastic Irishman reklad- whomped Wosconsm. 37~. _n, No. ID, Is a 20-,;int plcl< ~ tured at. least a share ol the II Sandy Valdesplno and Jim Mer- Los Angeles Dodgers . I honestly don't think the I' was 1· Note . . ALL GAMES f ththeor fourlh consecuttve wm North Caroma"'" Wildcats meet the Pomeroy nal caller Keith Carter FOLGER'S coach £t heweek ChOICe • I ecord thus far. 1heor passmgl· al stars. ottack l.s led by freshman sig- .. 124 ·- 11, 111M ' r-~ I National Championship May be Settled · · ·; B.Ig DeciSIOD . . Made by MeIe on M dcat'S sunp • 1e Answer I • Clover Farm 1 (let I lluskers' Devaney I·s UPI's rilt listened to a recorded radio "I chose Grant because he's broadcast of key games in lhel been my best pitcher all year. Twins' drive to lhe American He won 21 games, and he's League pennant. 1 pitched with only two days rest bl lhe ~ourth qua~ter when Harmon Killebrew sat at a before. All I wanted to know fua:terb~ck Joe Fl~her began 1 tabie autographing baseballs, Tueda~ was how he felt and 111ng ~~~ht End Mtke Spauld· .,and a salesman in another part bow hiS arm was holding up." 01 g dw•t passes untll a 10 of the room was fitting coach yar ~ouc own p<~ss put the Jim Lemon and Manager Sam ~~fendong champs ahead to Mele for World Series rings.. say. . I At 12:45 P·'?·· pitcher Jim ln the meantime, Southwest-, Grant strolled onto the dressong ~rn, was absorbmg a 22-o set- room and went to his locker, ~:~~at the hands of Symmes decorated with a large red and TheyH' hi d . blue 01gn emblazoned With hiS RUTLAND Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-MIMieport, 0., Whi I IIIli leads 1b 1 NEW YORK (UPI) - Texas I bope tc ucend tc the top lfiOI, poiDt laverlle over ltKMf Coach Jim te's Kyg'"'l McArthur comes tc Meigo In the olbor 81turday Ult,IClyde Smith and Arkansas, the nation'• se- Nebraska's powerlul CornhUJ. State. Creek Bobcals can clinch their county wilh 8 2-1-l record Coach C. A. Duncan's Wildcats SVAC scoring race wilh 201 , cond and third ranked •--ms! kera will have to be dealt with. Texas aDd Arkanlu.,. !loa second straight SVAC title and · !will be guests ol the Pomeroy points while teammate David I - 1 third In the last lour seasons., Coach Bob Penrod's North "B" team. Duncan Is still aeek- Skidmore and Junior Howard . meet Saturday on Arkanaas 1 Coach Bob Devaney's blgb unbeaten thll ,eat' aDd.., fi Friday night by defeating the Gallia Pirates will he out to ing his first win ol the season. of Kyger Creek are tled for secturf in a game that may deter- scoring eleven figures to get a, zc.-backl wbo are favored 111t111' Southwestern Highlanders in the break a lwo-game loaing string Hannan Trace hu lost to Ky- ond with 18 poinls. mine the national champion. ' little more than a workout this! day by ..,. sUm poiDI, eunloa&. only league contest scheduled as they tangle wilh Hannan, W. ger Creek, ~airland, Racine and Smith aloo paces the all • However, belora either can1 Saturday and is listed a 71 ly own the natloll'o loDpst 1111 this week In the Southern Val- Va. The Pirates will also seek Symmes Valley. 'game scoring with 26 points. streak - 18 game~. ley Athletic Conference. revenge for a ~-IZ ]088 suffer·· Deopite North Gallla being Skidmore is second with 20, Fourth r8llked Mlehlgu IIIII Kyger Creek won the title ed last year to lhe West Virgin- shutout for l!le aecond straigbt Howard of Kyger Creek has 18 Is rated &% points better tllaD outright in 196Z and 1964 and ians. · week last Friday night, fullback and Joe Fisher ol KC bas If. Ohio State In a head-<xl edDJ. shared It in 1961 with Southwestsion of Big Ten memben. ern and again in 1!163 with Eastthe job, I'd accept H. I'd he 0 The oddsmakerl have made ern. This would be the Bobcats' greatly hunored. No one in "You did a gr•at job of 11111-, all other "rated" leaml favoSilth title since lhe league baseball coold turn the Job piring Ibis cummer 80 we want LINCOLN, Neb. IUPI) led a pi'GIId football tndlfloa ritea this weekend. was formed in 1951!. · down . ' There was a time when Nehras- I that badn'l burned alnce the Fifth • rated Georgia 11 A 1,. In other Friday games, Coach j Q i . WID Accepl to glVe you tblo gill. ka. fans were accustomed to prewar days of Dana X. Bible over Florida State. Purdue, tied Dick ~arlin's Eastern Eagles I losmg football. Only a handful and BIH Jones. for the No. 1 apot in the ratlllp tangle wtth a tough McArthur MTNNEAPOLIS- ST. PAULl World Series today. "I have not snugbt the. job V d of the hardy -foolhardy was a He convinced fans that all It with Southern Ca!Uornla, II I eleven at Eastern and Racine lUPl) - At 12:40 p m. <CST) Sam has become • popular • and have oo persunal ambitions S AC Stan ings more frequently employe<' term f d over Michigan while USC II battles York and Steve Gnm-1 Tuesday most of the Minnesota!fellow In the upper Midwest. I along that line. But baseball is SVAC STANDINGS - dared hope for a Big Eight 1tl"?"k wfas sofmde orgatonJZab IOD ana 12 over Stanford · 1 b' diflh 1 · o~oconlence ecome · stead at York. Twms had drifted onto the There are bultons and banners my usone" an ey wan TEAM W L P OP title. lh" he h b n Eigbth • ranked Notre Dime Saturday evening, the North dressing room at Metropolitan demanding ''Sam Mele for me to be commiMioner, I wiU." Kyger Creek . . . . . . 3 0 56 8 That was before Robert S. ;:nnerh som~ mg h. as ee does not play thiJ weekend. Mt. GaiDa Pirates play at Hannan, Stadium for their final workout president" and he i! in demand MacPhail insisted that so far North Galli a ..... - 2 1 42 28 Devaney arrived in 1~ as roug out 5 coac mg. career. sissippi State ranked ninth, W.Va., and the Hannan Trace of the World Series. ' for public appearances. But .as ~~knew there h~d been no Southwe:-> tern .... 0 1 a 28 head coach. Now, sights are set' Last week that. phllosophy is considered' aa "out" cbolct :J LYONS ALL STARS Bobcats Point to 7th SVAC Title SVAC totle by downmg Eastern, 14-~, '.n a hard-hitting battle al Cheshore. . Eastern led the Bohcals ~ un- ·u I • BLAmNAR AUTO CO., 500 E. Main St., Pomeroy, 0. ~ .,, ' 'lbtn4ar· V, ~­ �,________ -·· . - ~ -~- -~-- :-·.· :.:.:::.·.·::: ......... -.. -~~ ........ -----·-·.., .... -- ··---- . . - . - .. -.. . . . . . . .-.. . . .----····lo> - · ·· ··· · ·· · · · ----- - -~-- ,. •!!'.- $•,· . • • • • .• '. ______ .. . .. ' - .. . . . . . . .... - - ...... · . . . . . . ,..4- ·'···- -.. ·.· .:. · ·~::.. ~ ::. · : ' ' . ' ·--· ~·a• ••~•~ .. . ,.... ' "" • •--· . ~ . ·;;;, ... . ,,. , ... , ~ . .d. '" 'I I' .. . . ' __ _ WEATilER r4'll!llon or !heir grandmotl>er, 11EET TIIUliSDAY I Mrs. Fannie Beaver cl Racine The football and Bb:sketball 1o: Sepl. 5. Then~ were 1021 . . , people present. Fair and «MJI tonight, •.low offlcJals cllnlc, a~ ~tension : Mrs Alpha Douglas visited l ae. t4. Partly cloody and warm· eourse of Ohio _Umvers1ty, will begin Thursday at 7:30 p.m. In Ihe r SIS·. tet' 'Mrs. La na G'b~ son er Thursday , th M'1ddl t Hi h school bulld1on Sund'ay. They were bus mess e epo~ g (Contlnuod lrom page I ) By Mrs.· F(lix Alkire , visitors in Pomeroy Monday. ing. Anyone mterested, but who 45 courses lor swdeols 1o pick Mr. and .Mrs. ~arl Knicely of l Mrs. Pauline Atkins attended HAVE GUESTS bas not ye~ enrolJed.' may do from each yenr, 'Ibl nwnber of Dayton visited With her, brother, the Farm Bureau Women's Ral- Weekend uests of Mr. and . so at the first mee~mg Thursunits offered now ranges from Mr. and Mrs. Elda Carsey 1 at Lo an recent! She W11S g d day. Those completmg the 2u tO us. Saturday and Sunday y g · y._ Mrs. Ivan Carman an sons, course will be eligible to receive t recen · honored :o~s a DJstr~ct Past p h F k Road were their - Set the ratio of councilor 'to : They also visited Mr. and Mrs. 1President eac or . ' their officiating license. papil at 1-lo-500 and, c d fa ·1 · I1 son and famtly. Mr. and Mrs. Thor arsey an ffil Y·. 1 Mrs. Lana Gibson spent two Gar carman and children, in the 1968-69 school year, Mr. and Mrs .. Jerry Wem and I days in Athens. She attended the I Rh:Oda and Donald, Columbus, LAW EXPLAINED I Jo-400. , Ten vuute~wtthRohbe:rt P~~nd~: i birthday p_arty of h_er grandson, and their niece and family, Mr. RPsidents of Sutton Twp. ov~ - Direct more money be ·'~"''•• ,, I Mr. an~ s. F 'd· .I Johnny Gibson wh1le there, and Mrs. Wyles Crockett and er 70 years of age may make 1•!1 library books. wood. T ey came ri ay even nd R •• 11application for fishing license - In a new evaluation req,uir<eJ ing and returned home Sunday. ANNOUNCE DANCE children, Brenda a e!:\1, o ' ment, direct schools to M d Mr Rnbe t BlackShoal w. va. as provided by state law, from 8 •. r. 8 .0 . r .· NEW HAVEN - The New · ' Richard Duckworth, Syracuse. look at themselves periodi.cally wood visited With her sJsler, Haven Woman's Ctub will spun- -- - -- .. and evaluate where they are Mr .. and Mrs. Fred 'l'homas of , sor a square dance at the Jun· NOW YOU KNOW respect to where they should l''i' Am<:~nda on Saturday. ' ior Lodge Hall Wednesday Oc· EXPERT be. p Mr. an_ d M~s. Osweli._Durham l tuber th beginning at 'p.m. Jamaica was discovered by 13 8 The charters of BChools not · · of Harnsonv1lle - K~ngsbury Ray Wrislun will be caller for Colombos in 149~ aad remained meeting the minimum enroll· Rd spent the weekend m Char. a Spanish possession until taken , · W V 'lh th . n the dance and refreshments w11l ment but conforming to all oth1 We Repair All Makes lesion, . a., wt etr so • b 50 ld b th Cl b p . f by the English In 1655. er requirements would be con· and Models. Bring Mr. an•l Mrs. Eugene Durham : e . . Y_ e u · nee o 1 tinued. under a special clause. and fumily and other relative1i.l admiSSIOn IS $1 per cnuple, vour Set To Us Today The proposed standards . · )1r. and Mrs. Raymond DonFIREMEN CAUED apply to aU junior and semm . i !. ohue visited her sister. Miss ' LAUGHS OFF FAI..L The Pomeroy Volunteer Fire highs, even those privately KEN ROLLINS Mildred Gil!ilan of 1\ acme. 1 CHICAGO ( UPI )-Comedian department was called to ex- , WY 2-2255 anced. Tht>re are 266 chartered .NEW HAVEN _ Kenneth Mr. and Urs. John Gibson and 1Jimmy Durante laughed off the tinguish a brush fire on the junior hlgbs in Ohio and 933 o. Rollins bas been promot- 1familv .. At.hcns , Mr .. and Mrs. Icollapse of a reviewing plat~ Ernes~ Powell property at Lau· 608 E. Main St. Pomeroy high schools. rd to Assistant Yard Fore· Dun GJbS?n and. fam1ly, Ports· , form he was standing on Tues- 1 .r~el~ -~=ilf:f-~a:t:6~~3:3:p:.m=.:T:ue:s:da:Y:·~=~::;:=====: 01110 replacing James L. Hart 1mouth VISited the1r mother. Mrs. Iday during a Columbus Day pa- ·,. who' was promoted to Yard Lana Gibson Saturdrty and Sun· ' r<.lde. Foreman. Rollins was first i day . "All of a sudden we heilrd a t'mployed by the Loompany in D1·11)('rt Redman's son and little cntsh there in back of 1 1951 as a laborer, moving up h1s fo m1ly of Dunbar. W. VtJ., ux ," the ·'Schnozz" said. ''The as 3 coal handler, tripper op· visi ted ~und ay with Rev. and .second plank fell . I crashed riglll in the center, but nobody erator, harbor bo<:~t operator, MT8. W1ll iam Barnhar!. ccmvevor operal'lr and tract· Rev . •md Mrs. Russe ll Woltz was hurL Everything was a!· B Ada Slack ' or o~ralor in HHil . He lives of \'lf'l lslon, Mrs. Edna H<> lli-! right. " Mr. anl Mrs. Carson Hayes. ' on a Letart, W. Va. farm. da y uf ~\'ellsto_n, a sislrr·in-la_w, The plank flooring dropped · m a three of !"ran Halliday, 1\lrs. Nell1e about thrt>r feet Sr. have re turn ed !ro weeks visit with their son, Mr. . _ I 1Tracy c Pomeroy_and M1 s. Sha-, QUIET TIIIEF PEPSOOENT and Mrc. Carsun Hayes. Jr. of ron .lewellhad dmner Tuesday ! NEW HAVEN IUP!) - Police . ASPIRIN D Plains Inn. at the Hall iday - Atkms home. 1were searching today for a ; ~~~. ).lyrtl~ Curl.is of Cincin- , _ ____ -~ .-~ __ , Mr and Mr~. Raymond Dono· qoi1•1 thief who stole $10,700 1 250 Sf%! THE natl was a weekend guest of I . ,. II' I I hbue ;md f~Jm!ly atten_ dcd a worth of jewels and cash from REG. BOTTLE _ _ 49c her sister. Mrs. E. s. r.tJ!Is. 1 Gauge readmgs -uil 1po- nll :d;-1y dmner for Wtl lJa m R1· the mote! room of ul.'tress Anne I l~'':'~===..::~:C:J CHORDETTE ,1 d 'Irs Robert A. Bar· is Darn 11 .9, 119. runnmg l 1 2 chil rd Donohue who wa s lwo .lrffrcys while sl1e slept SLIM! TRIM! Madll NPB 1' · 1 . par- .' Mixs .It•ffrrys was in , New den•r.ofanMarion were week end ·'feet on rollers, Pomeroy-11\.1 as· yraro; 0(II Sunday. at l11s Slim, trim, revolutionary cabinet styllnl b' VAPORIZER CABINET grez~ter performance. Custom-Malic record uests of their parents, Mr. and on 20.34, Pt. Pleasa nt 23.BO Hm· ents home, ~lr. and Mrs. Law· Haven for a product ion of ''Kisertussm REG. $1.19 -~~- 89c changer 9la ys all records. 45 rpm Adllpter ~rs. Robert Ha rden. Jimmy · ton 0.90 sta tionary, KJnawh;l rPn,ce n.;~ol~ue. · met." included. Lightweight tone •rm. Cabinet ..... and Debbie, local, and 1\tr. and! Fal ls 2.70 falling, Charlr.st nn 1 ~- (,ar~, tlbs.o n of F't. S[]m Houson: (;!ue, BeigE", Off-White. AC only. Mrs. Verwn Donahue, East .98 stut ionary. Ll•ndon, ~lar · ton. 1 ex ., ca t~ed long dtstanre S T I Letart. nwt and Winfield dams wt're Saturday eve~mg ln ht3 mother, Dish Cloths '1 d '1 Harrv Davis vis- on the sills. '1rs Lana Gtbson . He plans to • Zenith Quality • Tone Control 1• r. an [) rs. . r'l· u · · · h FINISHING Speaker Recessed • VolumtControt lted relatives in Pennsylvani-a. · en 1er I') mvers1ty tn t e in Cabinet • Autvmatic Sht.60I sum mer semester <J i ll'r h1s diS· Our best quality Mr. Md M~. Carl Duckwmth Boat M ove m l'nt~: I f . service of Coshocton spent Sunday wllh ; Oldo Rl\ er - Queen (it Y c lar;•e rom serm:e. . Thermos Bottle PINT _ _ 99c !! Zenith-vour gr•otest phono buy/ 1 d Dt ckworth Mrs r . El. Mr. o~d :"¥1rs. F'rank ll ;, t JIJd.:tv . . 1 1 0 Mr. R1c1ar · · · duwn 13. 2:a J. m.; · tSla M d ,. . . · I Agnes V'hile and James Robert. \\'nod s up 14 , 7 05 p. m : Chr is , r. ~n. ~~~s. \Jrgtl Al kJ~Is and J DAY SERVICE '1 < Sarson of portland Jr d<JI\Jl 1~ 7.•\i) . fl. IJl.. l' 11• 1\lr .trL <~HS. Rohert .le\.\.('11 <11· ON REQUEST I' r.. I ' · · called on Mrs. Ada Slack and .· . . · . r.: ~'''' tend,·d ·· Sunda y b1 rtl1day JmI . tl,u nf.'r up 14, 10 40 p. m · ... ~ ner tor Dan Ander sun at the f<lm llj. Pennsylvan ia dnwn Jj, ,, a. m.; Pl 'll s '•J ,.· I• ' Robinson's WY 2·2635 Open Fri. & Sot. Nighlo Middleport Mrs. Thomas Eynon has bee n Accld i;n up 16. W p. rn : L'lH'l S· ~1 ip,, dm ~~~~- ·nlsfH Lnce.d D RACINE, 0. 1 rrturned from Vet.er~m s !\'Iem· · . r an " s. aymon ono- Cleaners Pomeroy [Jn(l 11. dnwn II., ~ a 111 · ,) Pf- h I d •d th "I t b' thd· oria!, Hospital • . m.,. ue ali n e e OJ s 1r ay ___ •.....-,..---,-..,.,...,.=~=-=---...,.=========== .....==[_------------ -------. where she was a fer son dO\~.n 17, .., ..\:>a. -· _ -~ _ · - · _____ mr'dJcal pattrnl . · ' Ceorge Price up l l . IL · I:, a. m.: Mr. and Mr~. Cart Gordon of Andre w Cal houn Uuwn 21, 7 a. r, ,Jiumbus ,VISited her muther. m · Silm .r'I uu s1un up 2.,.... 11 . d .1 M 1 ~~ rs May Cow te an SIS er •. rs. . 1 . 11 , p.·'m.,. Cl·1ar 1es K. down 23 , 'u so l'·. 3 ' '• • vse · I · d A hi d Visitifig Friday with Mr. and · a. m.; A he • 5 an up Mrs. R.,y~d l Thoma s were Mr. I (lrt!enu~ 1:20 a. m.: V<:~lvo lme and Mrs. Roval Greene of West down Grernup 1·30. a. m.; R. Frankfort. Ii i., Mr. and Mrs. I H. Bosworl h _n up Creenup 2:20 l Fverette Greene of Cambridge. i a. m.: L. r lf'ore up G;eenup, , and Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Evans 7:30 a. m.; J. S. Lew1s up ~ of Bidw 11. \Teldahl 7:35 p. m. : Steel Trad- ~ \1r and Mrs. Dale Hubbnrd : er up Meldahl 11 :05 p. m.; Dorof Washington. D. C. visited 11 is : othy Estes dnwn \ leldah l 12 :45 1 pa rents. Mr . and ~trs. Edison a. m.; Poplar down MPidahl Hubbard and other relatives. 5:30 a. m.: Phil ip Sporn dmtn ! Misses Sharon Cottrill and Ju- 1 Meldahl 7 a. m. I dy Beegle of Columbus were· weekend t;ue.sts of Mr. and Gallipolis Dam - Cathy R. ·~ Mrs. Don Cottrill, Cra ig and up 3 P m.; Walter Beckjord Bruce. . down 3 20 p m.; Bob Benter Mrs. Herbert Parker and Mrs. Iur 5 p. m.; Southern up 1 p. Damon .Ferrell spent a day j m : Pollywog up 9: 4& p.m.; with Mrs. Parker's mother, Mrs. 1 Valley Tr<tnsporte ~ down 1: 15 Edna Summerfield of near a. m.; L<:~dy Glor1a down 3:15 Chester. a. m.; Peggy Downey up 5:10 1 James Robert White and Fred· : a.m.; Western down 6:50a.m.; 1ricka Schwart oP N1asun W. i Franklin B. up 9 !!. m. i Va., attended the rPcent ..\pple 1 Kanawha River - Mi:-;s Sus· Festival al Jackson. Ian up Marmet 9:45p. m.; A. J. ' Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Barn· . Patten down ~!armet 11.45 p. ~ hart and children, Vickie Den-im.: Sol vay down Marmet I : ~ 0 , ise, De~r.a and Tommy of Cleve-l a. m.; ElgercliH up :'1-!<trmet 6- 1 land VISited her parents, Mr. 1;3~ a. m.; H. E. Bowles up Win· and Mr:. Thomas Hayman and 't fie ld 2:45 p. m.; All en R. Merher sister, Mr. and Mrs. Nial rill dow n Winf1 eld 4:35 p. m.; Salser. Lurv .J ane Lueas dnwn Wi nfield Mr. a_~ Mrs . W. H. Jones of J 50. p. m.: W. H. Shaver, .Jr., 1 Avon. VISited her aunt, Mrs. E. I rlnwn Winfield 6:10 p. m.: Jer- I B. M1lls. . rJ llosrA. orth down Wi nfiel d 7:40 Mr. and Mrs. Morns Harden , p.m.; BC"avPr up Winfield 11 ·45 ' were Sunday dinner guests of 1 p. m.: Helen z. down Winfield I her brother, Mr. and Mrs. For-· 5.25 a. m. '1 rest Neigler of Racine. I - - - _ __::::__ _ _ _ __ Mrs. Ada Slack, Mr. and Mrs.! with his mother Mrs Oma HyRoger Sl ack VISJte . . d Mr. and I sell and Ti.Jndmolher ' . Mrs May : Mrs. Wilk ie Sarson and son, IC..owie. · · ' ·· Charles of Portland. Miss Angela Hubbard ten .' Mr. and Mrs. Franklin ImiJo. year old daughter of Mr. and . 'f' . "";t ' . c d~n and children visited Sunday Mrs. Larry Hubbard tras been With Mr. and Mra. Woodrow returned to her ho~e from 1 I' Hendrix and family Holzar llospital where she was . Mr. and M11. Gena Jenldns a med!cal patient. , ~nd so?, D. J ., of Columbus vis-- Mrs. F.:lma Louks and Mrs. : .. : "Brand·new" means Cutlass Supreme-the luxuri0111 four-door powerful than anv Coila belore ill Sound like the f1ll88l' new lted . h11 mother, Mrs.. Fred Margaret Cottrill attended lhe Jenkm~ and brother, Mike, and County Council PTA m('etin g al Supreme might change roar ideas about low·priced canl You Cllll hardtop that just joined the '66 lineup at your Oldsmobile her parents, Mr •. and Mra. Bradbmy. Dealer's! Longer. Wider. Smarter. Smoother. More posh, more bet on it! At your Dealer'• ••• LOO~ TO OLDS FOR THB ~I Henry Salser, Ra~me. Miss Flossie Roush is recup- 1 Mrs. Agnes Wh~te and James erating at her home after being 1 ~obert accompamed by Frede-- a patient in Holzer Hospital. ncka ~chwar:z, Rut~ Nollge~ Mrs. Agnes While and James ] md Childr('n nf M.Js..JO. W. Va. Robert and F'red('ricka Schwar~ 1 ;pent an l'venmg in C;tllipOlis. 1, of Masr> n were Sunday evening Mr. ~:~nd .\1rs Lutlwr Jnlm st~n Idinner P"uesls of Beulah White I ~l ave :elurned ho me. nft(' r VI Slt- and far. 1ily of Middlepo rt I t!'t, fnend s and rela lt ~'£·s m \'1r- William Cundiff, Jr., trJ\;i ng 1 ginia. cnmplet.ed basic training at the Mr. and Mrs. Ha rley .Jnhnson.l U. S. Air Force Base in Texas :laughters, Tammy <Jnd Cheryl, Iis spending a leave with his » Wolf Pen were Su nday din- parents. Mr. and "n. William aer guests of her mnth er, Mrs. Cundiff, Sr. and family and ot.h-· Ada Slack and family. In the er realtives. afternoon they \'isited their Dr Mrs. Lela Hendrix of Steuben~ !ant soo, Terry Edmond. in vlUe Is visiting at the borne of ' ·. : '):,' ~. Veterans Memorial Hospital. Gertrude McBride. ; ' ·' ·'. Mr. and Mrs. Marlow of Ham- Weekend guests of Mr. and l KARR VAN ZANDT MOTOR SAlES, Pomeroy, til; ., monel, Tmt,. visited ~r. and Mrs. Oris Hubbard and fam1ly Y,f .~·' Mrs. 1i'•" nkhn Hendr11: and Iwere Mr. and Mrs. Donald Van-· .1 · Claughter, ~rbara Jean. and children of Colurn· ·. Mr. Wilham Hysell of Colt1m- buR and Mr. Wayne Hubbard of " ', ' ., T.Nf! ',1966 ROCKET Ol.OSMOBILES ARt HERE! EE THEM : •. VfUV£ THl'M AJ THE Ol.O'SIYIO BilF. OEALff.I'SHIP• Nf tHH ..:. 1 YO J ! · _.. .... open! Monday and Tuesday Sheffield Lake. I Harrisonville News Notes Seoond-Rate . NEW I 1 . I . RADIO REPAIR 1 ClELAND'S T.V. 1 I Syracuse Society Notes 1 • 1 1 • • , • • River news TOOTHPASTE 53 P • ,-----------------HJ R --.,--,-1 Zenith Quality Features • VILLAGE CUT RATE INGELS FURNITURE 1 1 Cutlass Supreme: Just out! Brand~new hardtop from Oldsmobile! 1 1 1 I IY DO OTHY R KILGAUEN LAS VEGAS, Nev. Oct. 8 first this andfamous only other Itire visited town time re1 ported that 1 didn't understand lt. I would like to reiterate that statement, in spades, 1 understand and appreciate Rome, Florence, Venice, Paris, London and Dublin• aside from my favorite city, New York. But this is the mystery city of all lime, to me. lt has a let of heat a lot of churches for its s1ze, · ' 0. -... ·-· ....... ,.. - . . . .. ..... ~ - . .- . .... ~ ~ ~· · · · · · ..... , ' 6 JUBILII cans 79c 99c CASE OF CASE OF CASE OF 24 cano $3.15 12 cans $2.95 24 cons $3.55 Cran berry ~::;s~~3 _ 4 89C 't 4 89 Grapefrm i::;;_~J _ ••n• c • S 89C Chernes Fruit Cocktail ~"~!:n:, 4~!~~ 89c 3 i!;. 59c Peaches Peaches 3 ,.,b. 79c A&P SAUCE 1·lb. cans 15'h oz. A&P Sections A&P, Red Sour Pitted, Case of J 51f2 OJ, cans 24,$4.25 - 24, $5.33 A&P, Yellow Cling, Coso of 1 1 cans 24,$4.69 - - A&P, Yellow Cling, Case of 13-oz. cans 24,$6.31 - 1 6 89c 4 1-lb. cans Joqt. !4-oz. cans 15'12 ... I Sweet Potatoes{:~:., 3 8 Iona Corn Sauerkraut~::. 4 Peas c...., 4 3 e on e DIM t 4 Corn 1-lb. 2.... cans 24, 6.31 1-fb. cant Cream Style Case of 24, $2.83 - 1·lb. JJ .... cans J.Jb. 1-oz. of 24, $4.73 - Green Giant cans 24, $5.33 - - - - Blue Lake, Green Beans, Case of !5-oL cans 24, $6.31 - Nible1tst, Whole Kernel 12-oz. cans Case of 24,$4.73 ~- 79c 95c 79c 89c 79c 79C llsed 4 1 o.. l-Ib. cans 89( CASE OF 24 _ $5.93 JANE PARKER JANE PARKER ANGEL FOOD CAKE PUMPKIN PIE LARGE ,a&, RING 39( 69c FRESH 69C LARGE 8" PIE $3.55 49( CHEDOBIT CHEESE SPREAD F~YERS Whole Cut·up tray pack 31 c WHOLE CHOCOLATE DRINK ~:~~: - 2 c 39 l•r C SULTANA SALAD DRESSING 4 29c SPARKLE GELATIN 39c SULTANA PLAIN OLIVES --'~ 49t !.~~~.~~RKEYS 49c 2 ·~~r SSe ROASTING .CHICKENS GRAPE JAM 3S l·lb.49C 12 PEANUT BUTTER ~~~~~/_r- ~~·r c FRESH SAUSAGE 2-fb. pkg. . 13-4/5 01 . pkgs. Page - - - - lb lb. 55c lb. 45c lb. 19c FRYER BREASTS FRYER LEGS FRYER WINGS qt. Ann Ready to use ••• 130L cans CASE OF 24 _ I I 6 J-Ib. 99( 1 3..L pkgs. FULLY DRESSED lb. YOUNG-PLUMP-TENDER 5 !o 9·lba. Avg. - -- - -- - - lb. _ _ _ __ Ann Pogo Pure 1-Jb. lb. SUPER·RIGHT-PORK Ann Pago pks. JIFFY BREAD-FROZEN OHIO RED or GOLDEN DEUCIOUS FOR NEW WALKS Add a uew look to your bome. Ad~ concrete walks. All work fully auaranted . and, coPCl'ete Increases your property's value. GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. / \Iangen, ...... ANNIVIISAIY I '( & IOStl 1 1 . Phillips Sisters Style Shop Chester Society Notes •• I APPLES • • 4t. 49c !~~n~!~=fRESH SOLID - TENDIR New C a b b a g e ·~.Sc Cranberries F Hb.29 bot C 1'011 St• J/;'t MlrldJo,Mrt. 0. Cauliflower hood 29c Squ(ISh Acom _ • h F'll IS I f 20-or. pkg. e S ''"'""-~- '""'L55 c. frtld. Cop'n John pkf. ooch 1Oc 99c Wllto Hit Purehuo of $5.00 or Mort lbelautve of ltenu Fried Perch : : : ·_ _ FRESH TASTY INOW WHJTI HEADI WY WU4 •, ,, reporting I am jus1 smart enough to drop a coin in a machine or put . ~ chip on a nwnber, but 1 am not equipped for the new card game, Pan, the rules for Which II were prominently propped on my bureau at the Riviera Hote., right beside the menu. I By Clarice A11ea think you would have to he an honor graduate of M.I .T. Lo Mrs. Ida Knight recen11y re-I gure out Pan and ceived ·ord of the death of Just happen not 'to be h~ broth~r, Oscar Shank, at honor graduate of any college, II h1s home ;:1 Iowa C1ty, Iowa. let alone ~U.T. , the thought Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers · which simultaneoiJsly awes attended the funeral of uis and curdles my blood. grandmother, Mary Pooler However• the room Bethel Ht thr Wrightsel Funer- menu is delightful. It is cheer· a) horne .in McArthur. ing, while deciding what D. D. Cleland and fr iend of have for breakfast, to know that Colurnburt were recent visitors l)f Mr. cw . Mr.. Denzel Cle- tr.e Riviera stands re<~ciy land. serve you the most up-to-date confiture, spelled "current Mr. and M,.,. Roy Christy ly ., apent a recent Sunday with Mr. ~nd Mrs. Harold Hawk and ! These mentions are more sons at McConnellsvllle. an merry sidelights to my Mr. -md Mrs. Bob Wood and Ifiying trip lo Las Vegas 1 ·~mily an~ Mrs. J. V. Cox spent ; came out heJ·e not for the g~~ lUnday w1th Mr. 11nd Mrs. Clar- : bling or the current jelly. but mce Cox, Clrarleston, W. Va. because movie producer Joseph Mr. and Mrs. John Lambert E. Levme was tossing a small ~ave n~ved from Pt. Pleasant t party for a few thousand of his ;o the . elma r Baum house.. best friends, and [ was drawn, Mr. and Mrs. Don Betzmg a if by a magnet, to the starand Ja.1 of Heml ock _Grove re- 1studded assembly. . cently spent an "!Vemng wlth 1 The · T 8 Mrs. LeJh. il· IVood. . occasmn was ony en· . 11 Richard Frost, student at ~f' s appe,arnnc(> at the Rlv· Ohio Slah.. spent a week end lera, and. 1ony plays '1. part in I wlht Mr. a~d Mrs. Willis Frost. the movie ''The . Oscar'" pro· I Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E:l- duced by Joe Levme· and that's 1erfeld <.!Dd Mike spent a week a good enough excuse tor Joe •nd •. hu; parent." in Colum- I to hurl a ba.<;h and get every. I ous. 1 body traveling . I Mr. ~ 1 Mrs. Raymond El- A lot of big ones made the >erfeld and Mike spent the s~ene. Steve Boyd, star of the veekf>. with his parents In flicker , came alone , looking new I Columbus. · · -Danny . . Will spent a few ?reat Britain and France · Jays with Mr. and Mrs. Henry thal. 1t would _not violute the I I'Jlomal'!; and f~mily. Belgian neutrahly. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Newell 'I In 1943, Italy declared war of , and fa1r1ily and Mr. and Mrs. . Germany, her for mer axis ptJrtCiair Newell were Sunday ner. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse --Ne·."eli, Keno . I A thought for the day: Spa- , Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cleland nish author Cervantes said : i and Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Ver· "C11n we never have too much non CJ! land, Mr. and Mrs. Wate- . of a good thing?" · man White and Mr. and Mrs. -- - - - - -Norman McCain and daughters , enj r.: ed a picnic at the home ' Whereowhere 01 Mrs. . ry Reed. to start? Moving? Start by Mrs. wil:iam Will called on , finding MOVEF!.S. fa st Mrs. C' 'yton Allen, recently. ,in the YELLOW PAGES. The Almanac I Where your fingers By Unl1ed Preao IJite111aUonaJ do the walking. Today is Wednesday. Ocl. 13, the USth day of 1965 with 79 to follow . The moon is approaching its ! last quarter. I ~ The morning star Is Jupiter. The evening stars are Mars, Venus and Saturn. 1 On \his day in history: In 1775, tire Continenti! Con. gress ordered construction of a naval fleet, thus originating the I U.S. Navy. . In 179~ George Washingtoo laid the cornerstone of the 1 President's house, the first pUblic building to be built in Wash- I inglon. In 1937, Nazi Germany prom- ·£ 1 for her most aunnt adorer, clooo range, obo Is 1 wann ., !able to Johnny Ray and ••"'' n.n., Sentinel, _ Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Oct.ts, 1118&;7 1 Polish diector Roman Polanski, bearted charmer whose star aotto voice: ''It's Mrs. ---'-- ·who was spposed 1o he at 1he quality comes across U~e soft nine's birthday. When obe really. But ooe comment aeema ent: · at the He doesn't run out of ldNt. gala but suddenly bad 1o fl7 lightning. After the dinner, when the cake Ethel Merman w II most somewhere. I passed by her table 1o pay jump out." o • o Stuart Whitman showed with my respects, obe took my hand, After the party, producer SEE OUR NEW FALL COWCTION two- count 'em - (dark, sve~ beld II warmly as we t,....., vine oald to a few friends, "Th1lsll te beauties I. He didn't reveal and finally klsse<l II. Only a is only the first half of the eel,.. II their identities because his ,..ally grest lady would do that; brati<>n. Wall till 'the Oscar ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN divorce Isn't quite settlod. He she made me feel like a star. ens' - then you'll aee son~&oi l , was wearing a new hair style, Milton Berle, ever • irrespon- thing. more neon signa than you In bls dark hair <changed for 1too <sn nJelhing almost as i<>ng sible Md generous ol his lime What he didn't say was ever seen packe<l into a tire part\, but he didn 't su!ler i as The Beatles, but fluffier I a!- and talent, quite naturally got he's planning tbe most '•btiiousiJ lively. small area. t00 muc h hecause he was se.at· so ror reasons pertaining to his 1 more laughs in three minutes premiere of all time, to ,. 1 .It IS eaay to e<l next to JIU St. John, lookm~ art. than any other comedian could place at the ~anta Monica Au<ll-11 Fine Tailored Coats divorced here, Wildly and beautifully blonde Jane Darwell 86 and the old· draw in half an hour. When he torium - where they actually Jill, a great one lor playing mus. est Jiving Osca'r winner (for climged on the stage he was bold the Oscar ceremonies •nd Luscious Fur Trims your mood. An d you do . I h . er. Y?U please at any. Ica c airs with the fellows, " Grapes of Wrath") made it fAbulous, but even out of the if he can get the Academy Co'n- 11 dUs 1s an accommodatmg pJa,ce,l was ushered in by a Prince Von by wheel chair· but proved she ~potlight he was funny. When mittee's okay where almost nuthi.ng ' Furste~burg <.nobody ever found was the biggest appluase getter a waiter brought a lighted cake You've got to say one thing out which Prmce Von Fursten- of them all when it came her to the New York Mrs. Ernest for Joe Levine. Well, you've to th ~ ps, ex~ep t e . b ) b he 1 mg. Certamly the gambling ur:!g~~u~t~-w~a~s~su~b~st~itu~t~in~g~t~urn~to~he~ln:trod~u~ced~-~And~·~•:1~B~or~g~m~·n~e~,~M~i!~lon::_::lean;:ed~o~ver~the:~t,~sa~y~a~l~ol~o~f~thln~g~s~a~bo~u~t.:::!~='""lii:============ e. st~ps, from the atomic machines 1o the old - laslhlOJl·l l ed roulette tables. Voice of Broadwav al . Fried Fish Cakes ·:.,~n lb.59c _. . &.omptodDJt..w Expi... , Oct. ••. 1965 lo Colo. Unil .U.P'o 49c �. . -.. - '' I An lnvltaUon 11 extended to all! LEADERS ro"'MEE'I' PLE~der~:S~~:. 1 Come Here Oct 16 1a.DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Oct. 13, lGel Cecil Perry, Columbus, Ohio, after Tuesday's work and llil !tntereated pe1'8011S to attend the PT, PT. PLEASANT - The M•1district meeting, ::n~~ meeting will be 1charging the transportation of not reconvene untll October son Countv Historical Soctetyl h ld Th sday October 14 at 18 minor to var~ous sections of 26th. will hoot the historical societies ~laintenance Shops e ur 1 &odel Park. There the county while tbe minor was ., · 30 of. the Fourth COngressional ! Will be Dedicated ;~ ~mb," re ular business the Influence of mtoxlIt baa been esttmated thai 1 D1strlet of the local Moose, PT PLEASANT _ The new 00 the agenda galong with the cants, The grand jury which ta San Franciscans died frolll , Club on October 18th. $430 cioo West Vtrglnta Army installaUon of the newly elect- began their duties on Septem- heart dtsease every U bolll'l morning sessionat will glnThe with reglstraUon 9:311 a. National Guard's motor main, , ed officers of the association, L ch wlll be served at noon. tenance shops located on State All adult 4-H leaders and juomAn "':,ddress by Dr. Charles Route 62 just behind the N11- lor leaders are invited ·H. Moffat, ' will be Professor of History t"tona t Guard ArmoryFrld at at Marshall University and Vice formally dedicated ay FOURTH REPORT president of the 'West Vlrglniaf7:3tl ~mSenator Robert C. Byrd PT. PLEASANT- The grand Historical SOCiety will hlghllght , U. · v· . . member of jury of Mason county Circuit th ni n session of West 1rgm111 . th e mor n"' . i S ate Armed Services Court returned Its four parAlso planned during the day I~ . 1~ will be the main 1tial report Tuesday, finding a ONLY ls the presentation of three , mma efe, th "open house" · misdemeanor indictment against highway markers to the local speaker or e _ _ __ $30.00 Down - &.l1nct gn Convenient Tenne II society by ""lr. Charles p. Har· and publlic dedic~: ;;;:g~ ert D Bailey' State Auditor I 1 1 per.' ~slde_nt of t~ West Vir- t:: :c~ 1 t~U~~~!! attending. 1Denzil. F. Gainer and Secretary ! glmo HistoriCal Society. ' . ;ddltlon tQ Senator Byrd, of the State ~rmory Board Her, ~ I I ·I !!be~r:;;7t;;h~on;c;:e~aJ!ll~m~r~ec~e;ss;;ed;;l•;•:l;y;ear~.iiiiii;;;;;;;:;;:;;::=::; ~leo 3 ROOMS New Furniture I 1 '299 II I. to~c~":i~s ~=~~.;.:' io: ~~~, a 1 BIG TOW FIRST THROUGH LOCKS -: The towboat \Vester_n. b~ilt by Dravo \:ng Hste;!!~ni~;~e~~~~~~: ~~~r:~t· 0c~. :;;~~~1'Bri!: afternoon -~~m 1~~~~ P·~·l ~:jo~onJ!neral staats,ofLetart, Is Ill at home pneumonia. he r luef, Brig. Gen. Gene Hal Wil· Col. 1ullms, Secretary of State Rob- · will a~end tht; ceremony. Francis Green- Gen. James K. McLaughlin and j Dress Flats ,a~ ! S2.99 pr. DISCDIJN'l S'I'JJRE Mason Personal 1 ner of Gilboa. Ohio VISited th1s . past week with her brother and Saturday. Of't. 9, l96S 1 wife. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gil- 1 HOGS _ :75 to 220 22 to 23.10; land and family . j Htavies 19 to 22 : Lights 11:1 to Mr. and ~rs Owen Holl~y _or 1 22.50· F'at Sows 17 to 20.10. Columbus VISited recently w1th . cA'rrLE - Steers 16 to 21; Mr. and Mrs. Marion Rizer and I I 1 Heifers tJ to t8.60 : Fat Cows family. · . I 13 lO 14.90 : Canners 9 to 12.50: Mrs. Scotl Knotts IS a Bulls 14 40 to 17 ; Stock Steers . lien! at the Veterans Memorlf to 23.50: Stock Heifers 12 to i<il HospitaL She was taken Broad Strap 17.90 : Stock Steer Calves 17 to there on Friday ~vening. Beetle Heel 25 · Stock Heifer Calves 15 to Mrs. Charles Scyoc and three 1 23·. children or Parkersburg are vis\'F.AL C.o\l.VES -Tops 29.40: iting this wetk with her mothSeconds 27 : Medi um 20 to 25 10; . er. :\1rs. D. L Dudding. 1 Middleport Common & Heavies 15 Lo F1rsl Class Wayne Burlon, a ' machinist mate in the N a v y stalioned at Norfolk, Va. visited several days w1th his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marl Bur.' ton. Mrs. John McDaniel is visit! mg her mother, Mrs. Hudson , who reportedly is ill at a New Cumberland hospital. ' Mr Thomas Ryan of Spr:ingFLOORING, No.2 pine _ low as 12'hc ft. field , Ohio visiled o days wit h h1s mother, FRAMING lew as $95 M. Emma Ryan. Mrs. Harold Schwarz visited PLYWOOD _ _ _ _ low as 3,25 sheet Jn Saturday and Sunday her daught er and son-in-law, SHEATHING _ _ ___ low as 10c ft. Mr. and ,\1rs. .JohD Helzer and son. Tod . at Parkersburg. PANELING _ _ __ low as 4.25 sheet M1 ss Uon na Jeffers, who Is employed in Columbus, visited CEILING TILE low as 12c ft. over lhe weekend with her sister and family. .Mr. and Mrs. INSULATION _ _ __ low as 4'4c ft. Robert Oli ver. Mr. ami Mrs Tony Elias or Also All Related Materials and Free Delivery ' Akron . Ohio VISI!td over the RED ROOF PAINT _ _ __ gaL 3.60 · weekC>nd with his sister, Mrs Ralph Pickem. Specials on Plastic Pipe & Plastic Plumbing 1 t\.l r. and Mrs. Donald Russell 1 and ehJ!dren or· Chi cago , Illinois were h~re to cillend th~ funeral of hi s uncle. Howard Johnson of Point Pleasant. Mr. and .\1rs. Calvin McDanMATERIALS CO. iel and farn1ly of Pumt Pleasn3.5554 MASON, W. VA. ant ~· 1 s i!ed on Saturday 1ing with Ius parents, Mr. and I r Mrs. Curtis McDaniel. ' The H.everend Marvan "" ''~' pastor of the Mason Methodist Church, will attend a Convention of the Bishops at Jackson's! 1Mill several days this week. He I is expected to return on Wednesday evening. :.1r and Mrs. John Roach , and son of Bucyrus, Ohio were h~re to altt:md Lhe funeraJ of her grandmother, Mrs. Alice floward . Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Harbour visited on Sunday with his mother , Mrs. Rome Harbour at Gallipolis Ferry, West Virginia. The birthday of his mother was observed at this time. Mr. and Mrs. WarreD Self and children visited several days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mr~ Cristy Bletuer and I with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Capehart. 1 Mrs. Paul Bocock and David visited recently with tier father. Henry L'ullin~worth, and hi!r · sister. Mrs. Robert Berry, who were both patients at the Kings Daughters Hospital at Ashland, Kentucky. Miss Claudia Zerkle, a student nurse at St. Joseph's Hos- 1 pita! in Parkersburg and otlier ' student nur~es wiU visit with her parents, Mr. and Mn. Les1ter Zerkle on Wednesday and attend the 58th annual conven1 tion of the West Virginia Nurses -' AT ... Association to be held Oct 1315 at the Pleasant Point Resort. Pete Russell of Chicago. IU : visited over the weekend his wife and children at Masoa ·. and while here attended the neral of his uncle, Howard Johnoon. POMEROY, 0. Miss Bernita Staats~ I Slz• 4 to 10 pa-l 1 eThurs. e Fri. esat. REGULAR 89c SIZE 1 HOGG & ZUSPAN NOW ON DISPLAY , BUICKS G.M.C. TRUCKS c CORDUROY MESH or PLAIN Reg. $10.95 V•lu• PERCOLATOR 15 CUP SIZE $ FULLY NEW FALL SHADES v c E AUTOMATIC cmeroy I I 1 I .=. I PAIR each • 1 Rutland PTA Hears Talks On Two Issues I ~ ~~~~~~~~~j I n.. I LARGE 22 QUART PLASTIC UTILITY TUBS ASSORTED COLORS COMPARE AT $1.99 EACH MANDIOMlLY FRAMII $ maeterart pictures fUll tolar Nprod~~CUOnl I of mUIII peintlna• on pnulne artist's llntn. l$W'..tr h•nd·Jilded almulated iiiiOOd Ctirvtel fr•mn . R.-dJ ID hlrJi. No wlr.. or hoOkt netct.d. 59( MEN'S COTTON PLAID EZ SWEAT SHIRTS FLANNEL SHIRTS $ ASST. COLORS CENTURY AUTOMATIC HEATING PADS s COMPARE AT $4.98 .44 ANNOUNCE REVIVAL Revival services will be held at the Hemlock Grove Chri>tian Churcb October 17 - U at 7:30 p. m. Dean Mill of East Athens Christian church will be the speaker. There will be 1pe<> ial music each evening. Classes and slides for children and youU> will begin at 7 p. m. Ev, eryone welcome. each CHILDREN$ SIZES 3 to 8 I 00% FLEECED COTTON _.,..,chassis, .44 GIVES DINNER Mrs. Clair Spencer enlerta~J>o ed with a dinner Sunday evenIng at her borne, West Main St. Present were Mrs. PauJ Gria:r •lead of Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ritchie aD<! son, Bobble of Pine Grove, Misses Florence Ann and Carrie Beth Bearhs and the hostess. Slz" Small Mod. Lorge SOPHS PLAN SALE The Sophomore Class of Middleport 11igh School will !ipon· sor B bake sale Saturday, Oct. 16 at the Tri,Lustre Cleaners 1n Middleport on Mill,gj, COMPARE AT $2.59 1 CHILDRENS ZIPPER FRONT 1 ELASTIC BAND TWILL PANTS WOULDN'T YOU FEEL SAFER AT NIGHT WITH A BEDSIDE EXTENSION PHONE? For beautiful cluning of good cerpets USE ... Blue Lustre SIZES 4 to 7 Works In any make 11hampooer or with long handle brush. ... Costs Less Too! - BLAETTNARS p s~n Eu~e , I I NYLON HOSE A ELECTRIC eop e n I 1 SEAMLESS s Church Class I FIRST QUALITY 59 ~ ~ ' I~ Mamly out p I I t:e REG. $!.pel VALUE NEW FALL COLORS ==""'l Ab 1 COLGATE TOOTHPASTE What Do You Need for Remodeling? I I 3 BIG DAYS OF SUPER DISCOUNTS ••• DON'T MISS A DAY Roush's Shoe Store CHECK OUR LOW PRICES TONI-HOME PERMANENT The Pomeroy Elementary pond, Mr. IDd Jllrl, Guy Gulo- zio and Mrs. Robert Chapman; shop, Mrs. Dwight CUIIums, Mrs. for the refreshment stand contact volunteer nearest them IReuter, Miss Reibel , teacher; Following Mr. Struble'• If' PTA Monday night voted unam, Ither, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taylor, Kitchen, Mrs. John Hunnell, Mr Robert LewiS, Mrs. Pat Wood, It , d th t t b to have them picked up. Volun- Mrs. Frank Vaughan, Mrs. Ho- IJUil'kll, the ':A unanlmOU.IIy e Diously in favor of school con· Mr. and Mrs. William Nelson, and Mrs. Char!p LegaJ·, Mrs. Mrs. Robert Chapman, Mrs. was announce a e leers ore Alvin Spears, Mrs. I warJ West and Mrs. Maurice dorsed the btll oulidation and the PEP bill, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Werry, Joseph Struble, Mr. and Mrs. Martin McAngus, Mrs. Lewis record hop held last month was! Thomas Clelland, Mrs. Robert Venoy, first grade, Mrs. Ken""' poke point~ and made extensive plans for • ]Mr. and Mrs. Charles Werry, Melcolm Mees, Mr. and Mrs. O.borne, Mrs. Wilbur Young, a success. There will be anoth- Lewis, Mrs. Pat Wood. Mrs. nedy teacher: Mrs. John Billett-. ~ Va.f': 8 on tbl halloween party announced by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Van Roy Reuter, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- Mrs. Carl Roach, and Mrs. er hop later and any one wish· Jay Warner, Mrs. Leonard Van nar, Mrs. Paul Eichinger and In av~r 0 ~ 1 or in Mrs. Donald McKenzie w'itl> EJ, Meter Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. ard Rosenbaum, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hendricks; Door prize 1ing to help chsperon sbould Meter Jr. and Kermit Walton. Mrs. Kenneth Harris Mrs. Wood· ~EP b:. Th~Ub, • If paMedUle ta Gilmore, president, presid- renee Francis. Kermit Walton and Mrs. Don tickel~. Mr. and Mrs. Elza contact Mr. GUmore. It was an- 1 Donations from the Pomeroy ard teacher; Mrs. Conrad Oh-- ovem rj w~ 1=8~ eentt. lng. Pat Duffy; Witches caldron, Thomas. 1 Gilmore and Mr. and Mrs, nounced that the Meigs County 1 Unit of pies and hot dogs were linger and Mrs. Carl Hendricks, present sa 08 • A~tions favoring t~e ballot- 1 Mrs. Olin ~th and Mr~. Law- Pop machine, M:s. Ge~e~ George .Nesselroad Jr.; and PTA wm .sponsor an auction _and asked for the auctian and grant- special education, Mrs. Lewis ~ money reaHzed_!ould ~ ing assue came fo\lowmg sever· renee Franc1s. Houdashelt, Mrs. Wilbur Perrm, Game tickets, Mr. and Mrs. bake sale at the Rock Spnngs ed. Lunch will be served at the teacher. Vide an additlona1 ~ per al talks by Pomeroy education,! Door prizes: Mrs. James 0', John Werry and Harvey Van Leonard Jewell and Mr. and Grange halloo Saturday, Qc(O. auction and proceeds from the Dr. Carl Scott, psychologist dent per _year. Tlns :"""' al leaders, mcludmg a mem- Bnen, Mrs. Rachard Jones, Mrs. Vranken; Hall guards, Leo1Mrs. Lloyd Wright. ber 16, begmmng at 10:30 a.m. auction will be used for College at Lalnn Hospital, was guest Will provide 8 be~r 1un ·P ber of the school board and Supt. .Jack Carsey, Mrs. James Souls· Crew , <.iuy Russell, C. E. Clark, All mothers are asked to Anyone wishing to donate bak- Scholarship fund. All Units in speaker using as his topic, gram. for the chd~en, extra Charles S. Gibbs who announc- by and Mrs. Jay Warner; Prize I' Leon McKnight, Orval Wiles Isend either candy or baked ed goods or having articles of county are asked to participate. •·who pre11sures Johnny-Home attention could be gJVen slower ed his support of consolidation. purchasers, Mrs. Don McKer- and James Soulsby. Sweet goods £or the sweet shop or pies fur_niture, clothing etc, are ,to Room mothers named includ· or School?" The main factor is !students and als.o more advan~ The party will be Thursday, · - - -·--ed, Mrs. Olin Booth, Mrs. John not who preasures Johnny but ed help for bnghter otudenll, October 28, with judging to be, High School PTA ENROLL IN CBU Hunnell and Mrs. Bob Miller, how Johnny reacts to pressure. prov•de a broader vocatwhal 1 ~ •*M' . gin at 1:30 p.m. Joseph Struble m Miss Sandra Kay Dean, dau, I sixth grade taught by Mr. Spen· If teacher and parents are course. Vaughan asked t I will be master of ceremonies 'l Planning Assembly ghter of Mrs. Imogene Dean, cer: Mrs. William Nelson, Mr<. pressuring 3 child, who ean he group to weigh the facts::! and Mrs. Marvin Burt in charge 3 ~ Box 45, Rutland. Mr. J 0 h n Robert Thompson and Mrs. turn to ? A great need in school V?te m favor of th~ bill. of the music. Four prizes will The Pomeroy High School Wesley Grate, of Mr. and Lloyd Wright, slxth grade, Mrs. today Is a guidonce counselor. b1ll also was unanunously """ be awarded in each room, for r FTA met recenlly at the high Mrs. Herman Grate Rutland Williams room; Mrs. Leo Parents should take time .to dorsed. th• preltlest . ugliest, funniest school with Marjprie Bentz, and Mr. Robert Miller' Crew, Mrs. William Mayer talk with children and try to re· Supt. Charles Gibbs brought and most original. Each child Plans were mwje for a pot- A3c Robert E. Fnck, who,pres1dent in charge. son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Le~ and Mrs. Malcolm Mees, fifth lieve pressure before it becomes to the attention of the group wi_ll receive a treat of an orange lurk Thanksgiving dinner at ; ~as completed ~is b~~ic lrmh- Named as a committee to Miller, Route I, Rutland, have grade, .Mrs. Spencer's room; ~~o _great. ?r. ~ott stated, a new piano recently ~urchasdrmk 11:nd potato chips and com- lh b 1 mg at Lacklanu Air Force · plan £or the assemb•v were completed arrangements to e"'- Mrs. Clifford Newlun, Mrs. Ed- Guidance IS havmg a set sch· ed for the school auditorium. .t . h "II b 'I I e next meetmg on Novem er . d" 10 d s ' " d R" k d d . ed I f d" . I" H I d I 1111 Jnlt ee m c arge WI e "r. 8 h h D h h 1Base, IS spen mg a BY Brenda Owens Hilah Vaughan ter the Columbus Business Uni· war IC ar an Mrs. Kerm1t u e or ascap me and any par- ~a so ma e severa cornme and Mrs. William Mayer, Mr .. 1~ en/ ~ au~ t~rs of R~t "leave with his parents be~ore Judy Righthou~e and Joyc~ versity Walton, fifth grade, Mr. Rob- ent not setting W' such a sch. in favor of both bills and uraed 0 and Mrs. Wilham Snuuffer and l cass t e Umte Melhoc:hst . going to Tru'ax Field, W1sc. ,. Evans Mone makin nrl . . . erts room; Mrs. James O'Brien, edule is being unfair to the all people to vote for the issues. Mr and Mrs V D Edwards IChurch met Mflnday afternoon 1 where he will be slationed · · .Y g p Mass Dean IS a semor at Rut. Mrs William Snouffer and Mrs child." He said u1 have come t1 · · · · ·t lh h h · h M J . b . . . · . )ects were discussed. Plans land H.1 h s h001 nd "II . · . · . •. . Committees were named for GI a ek c urc Wit rs. at;o . Mrs Walham Pullms and m· I g c a WI en Earl Morr1s fourth grade Miss Joseph Struble eoordmator · tbe conclusaon tbat coosobda· h · speaker ro 11 m · th p · t · 1 ·' ' · ' ' the party and included Ring I eoc nt>r as ostess and M"ISS 1fanl son John Kevin returned were made for a guest . e nva e secre1aria Smith teacher · Mrs Marvin of the district in the campa·•gn I tlon is the best thlna for our ' c · y "b · ' ' ' I at the next meetmg Refresh- Co llh u · ·t · • · • toss Mr and Mrs Leo Vaugh- ame eagel" conln utmg hos- home Salurdav from Veterans . · urse a e mvers1 Y m June Burt Mrs Clarence Hawley for consolidation said ··If we community and our seboolsv.. · · · t ss ~ ". ments Will be served at the of next year M Grat dM ' · d . . ' ' an, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vaugh- e · i Mcmona! Hospatal. I t · f b Mar" . Bent . · r: e an r. and Mrs. La£e Cogar, Mrs. Mea- o nol vote wilhngly for con- stem." It was announced thai an, Mr. and Mrs. _Marvin Burt, Group singing of "Near Miss Jerri ~·rick of ~olumbus ~:~I ~:m:rg J~nife~o~~akest! M_lller, ~lso sem~rs at Rutland ldows teacher. . solidation in November, it will the fifth grade won the atteodMr. and Mrs. DICk Neutzlmg the Cross'' and Psalm 2:1 in uni- i spent the weekend w1th her and Nan Arnold Rig~, wall enroll ~n the Gene~al Mrs. Robert Lewas, Mrs. Paul be forced on us at a later date." ance banner. and Mr. and Mrs. John Rlaett- 1son opened the meeting and de- . parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul cy · Busmess and Jumor Accountmg Hudson and Mrs. Tom Hennes- At ~resent our elementary ed- The meeting closed with the n~; Ball . toss, Mr. and Mrs. votions taken from Psalm '$1 Frick and family. The ~rogram, _in charge of I Courses. sy, third grade, Mrs. Gibbs ucat10n syslen:t _i~ very good but Lo~d's Prayer in unison , after Richard . Rupe , Mr. and Mrs. were led by Miss Lydia Ebers- Mr. and Mrs. Don Rea _have Judy Kl_ng, was m the for~ of -teacher; Mrs. 1van Wood, Mrs . . :recond'ary facJiihe~ a~e quite whacb ~efreshments were se:v· Tom Smath, Mr. and Mrs. John bach who gave a rcadin '' M returned home after spendmg a a que~taon and answer peraod. BOOSTERS TO ~EET Fred Scott and Mrs. Scott mad~quate. Conso!JdatJOn will !ed by sixth grade mothers watb Sebo. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ha_w-~ Neighbor'' taken fro~' week . at the1r. cottage on the Attendmg w~re t~se. named a- The South_ern A_thletlc Boos~- Shank, Mrs. Young teacher; Mr p_rov1de for laboratory facih· f Mrs. Dwight Cullums Mrs. Charley, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dill- Sunshine Ma azine and clos- Muskmgum R1ver. bove and Land~ Sm.1th. Susan ers of Racme wtll hold thear Pat Duffy, Mrs. Roger DiJiard taes, more extensive shop in vo- Jes Legar, Mrs. JMeph Struble ard and Mrs. C. K Clark Ied m'th. preyer ' g ' M, c mer b · a~ C. 0 . Parsons and son, Wil- , Dixon, Judy Sm1th, Terri Fultz, regular meeting Thursday at and Mrs. Charles Hoffman ' sec- cational training and wider cur- and ·Mrs · George Wri"""t · ~· as bos~ Dart game, Mr. and Mrs.' swered ro 11 ca 1·1 WI"th a · w1se . ham, or Charleston, W. Va., Kay· McGowan, Carol Hall, Ger7:30p.m . .at the H1gh School. ond grade, Mrs Reinhart teariculum in our high school lesses · · ' · · George Wnght, Mr and Mrs. 1 th B1bl VISited Sunday afternoon with aldme Hay.s and Mtsa Helen AU members are urged to at- cher: Mrs. Jay Warner, Mrs./ D . S - t I p- - - ""<M"'"""'d"d ;J-:-.,.-;t-;O: -O :::-t:-::=:-:-::::::: 1Y en me , omeroy· 1 epor ' ., c · 13' 196.,. .. Lloyd Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs., saymg rom e e. Mrs. Norman McCallum. Smith, sponsor. tend. James Soulsby and Mrs. Roy al 1 Raymond Bally, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frank Stewart, pres1-l M1ss Clara Gar)ens was the ·--- ---- Alvin _Spears, Mr. and Mrs. Don . dent, W'as in charge of the busi· l Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. Nor.. McKmght and Mr. and Mrs. I ness sssion and it was voted man Mccallum. Bob Thompson: Pocket ladies, to purchase two hymnals for Mrs. Paul Grinstead of BelMrs. Max Folmer and M r s. the church. Round robin cards pre spent the weekend with rei~ Howard West; Cake auction, j were signed to bf! sent to Mr.latives in the area. Edwa~ Rickard auctioneer, 1and Mrs. A. v. Jiowell whose ] M~. and Mrs. PauiJacobs~~d · Mrs. Rickard and Mr. and Mrs. 7tst anniversary is October 13; fam1ly of Southshore, Ky . VISitJack Carsey. a get well card to Mrs. Anna ed Saturday evening with Mr. Movie theatre, Don Thomas, Reuter, and birthday cards to and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs. Rev . Wilbur Perrin and Frank , Mrs. George Parker October U)J Titus, projector operators. and and Mrs. Earl Den;,y, OctOJbcr l Mr. and Mrs. Bob M•ll.,, 27. James O'Brien, William Porter and Ted Reed , tackets: Fish Durin~ the program hour , two' - -- - · readings were given from Sun, shine magazine, ';My Happiest Day" by Mrs. Ricllord Camp. _The Rutland PTA met at the bell and "This Day 1s Perfect" I htgh school Monday evening by Mrs Gleockner. Several With Mr. Doyle Shum~ker as guessing games and a Bible speak~r on consohdatiOD and quiz were conducted by Mr::~. educatiOn as a whole. Transparent Stewart Vernon Weber was acting Plaollcl' · president. Miss Sally s c h a a f STORM 1 The meeting closed with the spoke on voling for the PEP Ul. · Lord's Prayer in unison, alter bill and Issue I and urged aU n1NDOW' which refreshments were served to get out and vote in Novem~ &.eot • • C..lill ... Is """-! • gtfttl learhen, lobrieo ..! ...,.. 11Jlpolnllnen05 1 you wido,._,;o;ll(-degwe~ ..... !with dr-at we1aut J>IIDding .. oil Fte... ..,~ ..a opDetmess oi - - - ~ from a table with whi1.t1 cover ber. Mr. Nask spoke on formaall,._ COIIolider . . ....,;,.,_ ol. Codil'v'o and a centerpiece of white ing a Boy Scout Pack in Rut~ .,.. doe Coditl.o ~ -pbo oi yeaa wood .., tel~ impelt aa air ol aorinled di&..,. per~.._..,._ y.,.·u ...-vel • 11M flowers. Attending were those land. A project for the year was gooe loy. lb ~ loolt is lrigbligboed liacO....eJ..ury.AadCadillK'otradltionol named · ab~e and Mrs. Albert decided on: the equipping of alertoeos aRC! the woorlerful loandli"KeooeCROSS HARDWARE Alward, MISs Nelle Bing. MJSs. sick rooms at both elementary br • -ay- oplil ae.... pile - " ' - mgiaeeftnt aeelleoee tewardl }"M wit.b a .oded bor c.dillac's udasi.,. wriol* deast~swept body caat~ Aad • illteno. ......ber o#. es Lucretia and Ada Genheim- and high schools. B<l ac:oasrical power ooeeriag, Visil yow Codillac cleolw ...J ,.. 2nd Ave. Middleport, O. er, Mrs. ~innie Neut.zling and Telephone and Sick commitloave .._ "-do~ New o d - wloidJ JOOSUit iD ... almost~~. dri..e tDe sreat - Strwd.d fili U.. Wnrl1 1 Mrs. Desste Patterson. tees were appointed. Mrs. Sauer's 11th grade will be In charge of re£reshments at the next meeting. County Council P'I'A is to hold a Public Auction October 16 at 10 :30 with eacb unit donating. lt will be held at the Rock Springs Grange Hall at the fairgrounds. 1 Potluck Dinner Is Planned by .19 REG. $2.00 ----1 Mr . and Mrs. Clyde Bumgard- PT. PL'·ASANT LIVESTOCK SALES CO. PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. MASON, W. VA. Middleport & Pomeroy Thurs.-Friday--Sat. here as Tier twin ,;rews prepare to ease through the Reedsvtlle locks. She was the first through the locks Tuesday. _ ! FURNITURE CO. Oii'=C=,~D~am.:ew~ood:~i(ireti)~l~ijjijjiiijjiiijijijijijijiiiij Pittsbur h in 1956 now in serv1ce of Umon Ba1ge Lme, see~ls m11ts from the toe.;..; Market Report MASON ... Pomeroy PTX Enaorses Consolidation, PEP, Plans Halloween Party under I • 1 J!'l----------------.1· Wltb lllgbt -..do lllld aU, ft'• eomfortins to have a phooe ouly a reodt away ill cue of a real emeigeooy. Besides. who wants to leave a cozy bed to answer a oall? It's especially llicelf you have a bright littleST~ p....... with a dill that glows gaily ill die darlc. Pbooe ··-RollillolaOIIIoe'-.. One Hull Gollon CIHns ThrH 9xl2 Ruge jh ONLY ter of Mr. and Mrs. J $3·69 IAKEI FURNITURE ' .MIJ....tl't, o, . . ~' ,... ·'" ~ARJl & .VAN . UNQT., M1 W. MAIN nUIT . ' ' �Jl '\ ) 1_0-rJail_y Sentinel, Pomeroy:M _ - _ ldd lep~~t,_ o.,Oct. 13, 1965j SO~"IAI ' ' Ll Homecoming at Hemlock Grove Well Attended .J CAl ENDAR • IN osptta ews \ IR d ill ee sv . e Attendliln~, wer~ [•nd other the blr' hdaypresents. supper . Socaety Notes TO MEET TheCLUB Pomeroy Bend Citizen Ou ~urre•• ' I -- - - Troyer~ ===='--·-- The Tailored Spectator Coogi~V· BONE WHITE THIS WEEK DISCHARGED: Mr s. Harry[ I Kibble, H:u.d Barton, sand Hadlo Club will hold tllelr McComas, Ashton: Jack Wtl· Kibble •. Kay Balderson, Mr. and 1regular meeting Thursday at ADMITTED: Mrs. Donald liam Roach 11, Pl. Ptca;-anl ; .J ... - -'I Mrs. Boll and the bon- 7:30p. m. at the Youth Center C.illenwater, Crown City ; Mrs. ' Mrs. Harry Roush, Letart , and Eoter..t_ Hoopllll , ore4 flU . rt, Pamela. . , Mason, w. Va. ' William North. Henderson: Paul •son : Colleen "hillips, Pl. Pi enOCT. 13 Approximately 140 attended _Persons entermg Holzer HosMr. and Mrs. R. E. Withams, iiiio..--; BOYS K Roar h. II , Pl. Pleasanl ; ' sant; Jdlrey Carver, Pt. Plea- Pomeroy Chapter No. 00, Roy- the, homecoming nt the Hem- , pttal durmg the last 24 hours m-1 Mrs. Rushla Shumway enter- Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Balderson Levalee Roach, Pl. Pleasant. 'san!. al Arch Masons, w1ll hold stat- . loC!< Grove ChrlstJOn Church.' eluded' Karen Ann Da- tained the WSCS at her home land Kav viSited w1th Mrs. Kath-, SPICE TAN ed convocatiOn Wedn_esday at I Worship services with J 1m v1s Hall, F1rst A.ve.: Gtlbert The dE"votiona\ period . ryn Dietz and B11l Belpre 7·30 p. m. fQI' busmess a!'ld Quisenberry, pastor, and Sun· ' B. Bush .. 6 Stale St.; Mrs. Char- . was condt'Cted by Mrs. Doro-1recently. A. b1rth~ay dmner was conferring of the Mark Master day School in charge of T. R. jles R. Pinkerman, . 767 First , tha Rie1el. Mrs. Nancy Buckley honormg Bill his 13th Degree .. Thomas C. Edwards. Cullums, superintendent , were Ave.; Jasper F. Ohver, Eureka l y-estden·, e<Jnducted the busi-' btrthday Also attendmg was \ high pnest, requests all offt- held in the forenoon, followed IStar Rt.; Mrs. Raymond S. , ness session. Plans were made \ Bobby Day. . cers and companions to attend.! by n basket dinner at noon. Hoffman, 8ll Burdette Addition, 1to have n1gs woven. Relresh- Mr. am' Mrs. Bill Meredith I 1 1 OCT. 14 The afternoon program open· Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Charles F. ments were served to the above and sons of Beverly were week 11 • The Eleanor Cirfle of Heath ed with the hymn , "The Lily of Yonker, Rt. 1 Letart; Walter 1 named and Mrs. Hazel Buckley,1 end guest<; or Mr. and Mrs. Den· 8V2·l - - - 1 Methodist ChurC'h will meet 1the Va lley," and prayer by S. Hyre, Pt. Pleasant: Larry IMrs. ll.famie Buckley, Mrs. Vi-~nr Weber and sons. , Thursday evening ot the 1Dean Mills, pastor of the Ath- 1J. Bumgardner, Mason; Curley ' villn Humphrey, and Mn. Lil- Lee Wallace i• a patient at I FULL OF COMFORTABLE SURPRISES church. : ens church, followed by a duet , Thurman, Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs. lian Pickens. The next meeting Camd..:n - Clark Hospital at MIDDLEPORT, 0. The Past Couodlors of Thco- i by Rev . Donald Hicks and dlm-[ Cla~nce A. Lambert, Rt. 1. will be Nov. 1 with Mrs. Mamie . JP~a~rk~e~rs~bu~rg~·--====,d~:::;;;:::;;;:!:iii:!:iii:!:iii:::;;;:::;;;~ A hand·finished maple heel that keeps pace with dorus Counr i! Daughters of Am ; ghter of Middleport. and a solo • Rutland: Robert A. Wood, Rt.IBut'klev. 1 1 ;·-~1 erit:a will meet Thur sday even- 1 b)· Brma Heilman. The Mt. Her-lz Racine: Craig E. Veno)', Porn· Pamela Congrove recently • busy schedule, super-soft leather, and a powder· the ing, at the home ol Mrs. Norma 1 man quartet, Mr. and Mrs. Rus- eroy; Fred H. Durham, Rt 1 celebrated her 6th birthday. She , Fresh sliced or puff-cushioned lnnersole. Aod, of course, Chapman. , sell and daughter, Regina , and Harrisonville; Mrs. Macyle L.!was presented a decorated cake beautiful fit you get in ~ery Naturalirer. Ladies o; the EUB Church I Roger Buckley, presented sev- Sayre, Cottageville, W. Va.; Mr - -- -, packaged ChUnk Pl••••nl Valley ltospltat rece~lly. ~ o~ ll~ld SOUP BOWLS I each only BOOT IJ I Armour Star wtll make apple butter at the I era\ numbers. . James F. Unrue, Flatwoods, Stanl y s Patte son Ru sen 1 ; borne ol Mrs Edith Hood, Min-I A •·•ading, "He Stubhed ¥Ht' ' Ky.; James E. Miner, Rl. 5 K , • d 8 0 r M:C ersvillc, on Oct. 14. Orders c<Jn Toe," was given by Mrs. Ofe._ya Jackson; Oscar B. Jordan, Rt. t r · srar · .on i be placed with Mrs. Harry Cotterill and Reminiscence, 6y 11 Cottageville ; Mrs. Wayne Can-\ ne ' ron on. : Cl<t rk at WY 2-2740. Those wish- Porter MidkifL after which trell. Rt. 2 Pedro; Mrs. Ran- 1 Births ! ing to purchase the a_pp le but- duet "The World All About Me" dolph E. Evans, Ashland, Ky.; · Mrs: Charles R. Pinkerman, I ter are asked to fnr msh clean was presented by Mr. and Jame~ D. Frazier, Ona, w. Va .; 767 F1rst Ave., son, 3:45 p.m. I jarl:!. Mrs. Mills of Athens. A solo, Titus G. Hosterman, Wellston; Tuesday : Mrs. Clarence A. Lam·' OCT. 11 "Someday the Solver Cord - bert, Rt. I Rutland, daughter ,, The l'orlland WSCS will hold ' WJII Break," by Dale Hart Athens preceded a reading, 4:02 p.m. Tuesday. 'j a rummage sa!· this Fnday 1 _ ___ i "Home," accompanied by mu· DlscharJed . b M T I sic, by Mrs . Cotterill. Kimberly L. Vickers, Joseph 1' •nd Saturdav, Oct. 15 and 16, W , , 'm pome ruy m . II1~ I re p It was given y h' rs. raCurhs . of CarroI1 spoke L. Cormany, JOilD • B. R'lfl on Court-st h. 1 e, 1 Blake 11 suns me pas 1 . . S . , b cr a f'r w 1c . J Le M Raymond bU!Idmg ne:-. l to cho11 s oar ·1 · ' tmefly fo11owed by the bymn oan s 1e, rs. er Shop. Iwere revealed. "When We All Get To Heaven-" A. Bentley, Marlin W, French, There will be a meeling Fri- Altf'n ding were the above and 1 sermon on homecoming by Mrs. Helen S. Beverly, Mrs.' day Ocl. 1~. at 1 p. m. a! the , Mrs. PeOcirl Parker, Mrs. Robert Pastor Quisenberry; the Ray F..Allen, Mrs. Dixie Hall, Syracuse Grade sehou l Brwt'n. H. E. Warner, hymn, ''I Hear Tlly Welcome Arlen Hall, Mrs. John D. Gillo- 1 ium for all hu me roo m moth· Mrs. Gene Thompson and dau· Voice,'' and the benediction by gly, Mrs. Leroy B. Roush 111d ers and executivr ofhcers. Plans ghter, Mrs. .Jumes Gilmore. the pastor closed the prograrr., infant daughter, Mrs. David R. will be made for the annual I Mrs. Lloyd Wright. Mrs. James 1 after which the Mt. Herman Riggs and infant son, Mrs. Halloween festival to be held 1 Lew is, Mrs. Ernest Powell and \ quartet by request sang several !'Johnnie T. Sununers and infant ' Saturday night, Oct. 23. a gue11t, Mi ss Hilda Hart. selections. daughter. I L ~ S!iced Bacon. _____ -·~_ 69c Armour Star- Hygrade'a al I I THE SHOE WITH THE BEAUTifUl FIT M I with each $5.00 purchtue I BOLOGNA \i' ~n ' ••• I THE SHOE BOX rnef~bt;_. Wboto or hoW Smoked Ham otl W.Va. Ham ••· 79c I auditor-~ Mr~. BLACK & BROWN AAAA-AAA-AA-B BAGS TO MATCH Chapman· Canaday In tho Middle Block Next to Elberfoldt POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STOR8 The Laurel Cliff Better Health club held its annual anniverl:!ary potluck dinner Thursday at 6:30 p. m. at the home or Mrs. Charles R. Karr, Sr., Naylors Run Hill, with Mrs. Helen Leif: heit. and Mrs. Joe Evans. assist· ing hostesses. Mrs. E. J. Tracy asked grace. Following the dinner, home movies were s!Jow n by Mrs. CliHon:t Jacobs, followed by a shurl business session. Mrs. Harry {'l;1 rk was welcomed as a new mrmber. Several members were reported ill. Money making rroJeds were d:scussed. Plans were made for a de· monstralilln at the Columbi a Gns ofrice m Novembe r. A poem, "Thlr1k Before You HJfl'. ., Cry 0 '""' Prozen .•. - - , .. ool, •• ., hut Mel Mr¥e. MDn Rn... ....................... ._ v.. ,........ ----- Cube Steaks .••.. 10 '!:a 89c Ocean Perch - .·. < '· - ----· pkt. ~ - . . -;.. . I ' ' , .'--- . - =·. :·-:.;· .; . . ,... : ·', - .·::'· .. -·- -.;. II CUT GREEN BEANS ORANGE JUICE FROZEN PEAS .• 2 12 • NEWPORT - . .""""'.....=' ..- " ' ... <..·:· ·~ ··: . > I Bu ; 12 Dol- .. ,_ ' - $1 Libby's Beans $ -- Tide •.•••.•••.•••••.... ~.... $1.35 $ ••••••••• Idaho Florida DucaR Smled Grapefruit ...... 5 49c Bird't Eyo Brand--- - -- 1Oc bag WAID CROSS' SONS RACINE, OHIO _ . , . - LlbiJoy'o oL Kroger MayOlUUUSe ...... 49e CNiktM --1lb. plcg. Z9c CANTALOUPES lb. • .:xutt .~owels --··;· 3 POl~ $1 Pineapple ...,_ 16. for Ill Your dollar's worth more ~hen you shop at the store that gives TOP VAI.UE_~MPS! Potatoes ct. boxe• Oteer ······-···-------·~.. $1.35 Prenuum . Duz ..•••••••.•. t~onl,_• 85c Salvo .... 43e -------~------------·0. ,... 85c . Dash --------------------- ... ·-- ··-- ~e ----------------- ~: -79c - - ,..... 89c Spic & Span -------------- .... Comet •.......•••.•••..• '::- 2/33c --Mr. Clean ---------------·-.:t. --71c ·--. Downy------------------=.- 89e .... ·--·- . tlonl Top Job .•....••••••••• 71c Chocolate Chip Cookies ~':'7: 49e ---- II fl. QrMa BIIGIII - .. Z lb& 39c And where do you get Top Value Stamps? At the better stores, that's where! They're your extra dividend, the bonut that makea your aboppillg dollarl worth. more. Bruce's Oeaning Wax ••...•. $1.19 $169 Instant Coffee~~-~--- Joy •••••••.•.••••••.....• .".:: 65e t G!.- - Clunay -------·······---~: 2/37t .hti:'Freer.e _. ____ .... , 2 for 69c Awtt Jamima Waffles ••.•. :;: 43c lte Cnam ~------·· uoL 69c Coffee •••••• ······-· ': 6k $1.%9 m-e Orange Drink _3!: $1 ... $1 t ANGEL FOOD CAKES · 1 ::" ..!............ :~~·19c 3 spo - Vegetable Brown Boat011 Brow11 Deep Brow11 Peaclte1 ' ...-. .outCUJ ______ '! __ n:--:ts lolly - Mortoa Dinners ___ 3 ~~ $1 ' .1 • J 'c:Z~. spo Frozon Imitation _ __ , 29c OFF c •• • ·I ,. ·'•-~ .. :· . . ~ . ., ___ any2 ..... KROGER DONUTS • Exp. 10/16/. BEAN COFFEl lb. bag -. :< ...... ,.. ...... '· _.._ Gold Medal Plain or Self·Rising Giant ' Bird'o Eyo Awake Fresh CARROTS - ____ llf(J HAWAIIAN PUNCH * Exp. FREE 100 .... , I 3~:~~ s1.00 F;tESHORE or lEA PAC SEAFOOD BrelllltB Lega Drumsticks Thigh. ... c SPRY ALL VEGETABLE _ __ ....•"Y 1 pkgs ..... -~ . 1 3-lb. botJ SPOTLttoHT .......... ,•.. ·-Cottage Cheese ,••• 2 .!. 45c Milk-------------· 8 ~ $1 ... __ .,. ...... 5 .... $1 Dol- * ' Catsup·····--····'=- $1 (A)n. ·· --- --------. I SHORTENING • • • • Oxydol :r;· ..;; - ROUND STEAK OHIO VALLEY -- $1.19 No. lito lb. --·------- Vt!U!"' COUPON FREE 50 :1unu Detergent .-··· ' - Steak - 89t coupona within this sci. . '. CUBE if you redeem all Exp 10/13165 ... ,... Ire•••• 89e Oysters .••... __ . . . . :.-;: 55e r'~""·'"~""'-"f'·"'w;·· ~ ~t~..., t~elue. •. 79c Corned Beef Brisket _ .. 79e ·----------· ......, ............... ,..... Rabbits ,_fii,.!,"' \ 1 ~'' . JP Value Stamp• ctnMI SLICED HAM Piece Chicken fully~ ... . . . ...... Stuffed Shrimp 1 1:1. or mort Paradise Valley Fresh Frozen ...... ,_K_on Butt Portion •• lb. 55e How do I get a steam iron' on a dry budget? Top Value Stamps, that's how! Anniversary Potluck Supper Held by Club 350 VALUAIU COUPON lb. I 1 ..... 1,..---,.-.,-,.. _...,.... hltp Btllbe - - 7: for 19c Sunshine Krispy Cracken •• ': 3.'k C!r••• wlrft Bulbi.;. 40 for 99c Peanut Butter ...... ,.., -10 lb. bag 19c I. -- . ·-·- - Cold Power ••••••••••••.:" $lJ5 lrt-f~lt.IJ.II ~ - --· --- ~.~·1 Cip '' ' . I~ .,I 1lll Kftllr ' ••••• lr �II -· • I ~·· ' • I I \ ). • ·1 Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board 1.----------------,, Bulinen Servlcet t SIGNS p ,=-......;;;;;;;;;o;;---~1111 - - -- -- - - 12·Dail)'_S!_IIIIJI_!l. Pomeroy-M14dl4p~:t- ~Oct. !~· 1866 WANT AD POt SAll lnsur•nce wARP.'! i.loriilng Heatrola: good 1AETNA"il.\$U.\LW1111t1r111•,. .....~ 'It< condi~on, large size, $iO.OO. , MPoullen ~anee .\llllar, ~ "ix':'•to'rln•• WI f.Wt, 10 13 Gte meroy, ••'lit WY Hfl., ....... --·····•~• ·· tlllo • l'ot Ou M l"tthlto,.tW tNFOVMTION .., . . . V:F..: """:' '. . Q lilt -- ~ UAliTY 1963Corv~lrMo ~· Atm!ClN - Saturday, October eHL'l'O ~ servtGt ·- ~ 18, 1160, 10:30 a. ftl. al Rock I tes maolt o1 le&al PIPII'I. : . ~~::. ~-: Sprln11 Gr111ge H•111ik : Twin btrtll ~s aoo almOBI 1DJ 1 -.,....,.f'fiQIIMIIIM "R; "'It ........ e new,k u...u _...., .._·-·nta. ,.....""" .. te. .._,. oomp ete, IIMH'I~ ::Z ..:;," ,.:"',.:,_. ,_, cblfl• closet, bottled S.. COil ...._ ~uuraa.., PomerDJ ~ u•·u stove, liU'ICt rug, chairs, tabo I 4 do .., .... •• Jes, qullll, egg Incubator, can· - - - - : - - - - . . , - - • : .....:."' , ,:-,.; ::" .;::"'- ning jars, hooked rug, pictllftll Htlp W1nt1cl u 01\ntP .,.. ...., ro' rh.,. .... fntmes electric iron, IOQCI Housekeeper middle aged -Ill\ . . . o-n•·-m"' 1 •••·• tl (") I'"' year 1 • 0 IIIII"' ,y,., 0111 ... .clio ..,. e Owoaaaat lft que • I,IU I to live in. Care for cbild·• .. ..,:: ':!.,rr: owner, VB engine with CruisP. matJ.c 1rans., power oteoriq~ AQd brakes, power seat, grey fmish, new tst line O'IN lVII. 9100 P.M. .. SEP TABS I 6 29 tic , eq11ipped. 4 speed chanier. Dual volumn control. Four months old. Walnut ftn(sh. 'l'ake O\'er pryments of $5 per UNFUR NISH~D HOUSE, six month or pay balonce of "9~ and bath in Middle- ; .54. Try It in your home. Call .,... r""ms "" port. $55 a month. WY 2-54!4. ~ WY 2_6555. 10 12 !tc 10 13 He : APA"R"'T=M"'E=NT =S~fur -cni~shed, 10 11 SIC a.umLumbtrCo. COOLVfLL~ or I PRIZES! NO PUICHA$1 NICIUARY. Minersville, Oblo. t'OODI W\ e Reglmr At Stan or TIM 1-.l:!'lt I 1b Uc 1 Service St.tiM 1st FLOOR lurniJhed, I N1011Ul l POMI!ltOY and bath, modern apartmeol I UIV 't '1'111 Middleport, WY 2-il74. I. M•ln lt. I lln your new carpet - • ID tho U.S.A. RUTLAND lrlewine Hdwe. '340·00 Blaettnar's ltEEDSVILLE '""-m n-DVJCE fll'l:li!'fNII " ' ,. ...., . . . . . - ll .l t!tkJ • " ena • .,., s.ou:t ,..JN'..., PIP Nrt.laa PIJ Adfa~L * ;r:, ., -:,"ff:"\At~!:t :frnu:! tuiNitlr lOJ:" aaeeutlnn of U11o tDEl'r_.t. A et~rttllfil tbl('t on 1 MJ9gt ltaalf 4rtWD Cad Jr)a<le PAY· gM io U. Vlllaat ol Ptmti'<IY, OJllo In thll IW11 OJ !lheperaeeeJttlll ttiU oPIn ne11 Uit IUIIOUnt bid will o1 tba 1ald bond, Should ur hid ba PIJJtted, "''" I'IOd Dr (l(!rttfted ehe ct .,..,. ..U lortJI...tUI 1te returntd u. tbe lddllar 8IJC illloultl any ~ld ht acnMIIII.... ftPitll• ~ llond er eel;tHicl chef • Wl11t TQDA'I' (lvfn1 In HI dllfl rorm•nce of Pi<l co"~ lD lhe tu,. of 100 Ptlr eeut of tM total 1mou11ot ol hill bid, Ill cut af ftllure It~ @Xe. YOIIlll IMIJ .........emakers J'n I h e eute the eontftOt; • etated, or te lumllh bond ~ bidder will be con, Hut1and 1rea are reminded of •tctered to "'" altandoned tha ei'Jn· . l.ract end Nit IteM or check acr:om• tha mee tIQ.I Jt tbe f\utlaqd PaDYiDI UM prepa,a l 1ha.ll 1M! rl'lrfeltMethodist Church ' October 1_.'~1 •e4 _llquhllt-<1 to '"' VIUa.11e not u penalt:ov, hut demalf)t. from 7 to 9 p.m. Meal rnlannmlt llltPfOl'll TNt J)rnjeet II eoDUntent upnn of tt bY the State of Ohle mone,. manapment, Cktthing aiJd lhe 1Uoc1t1on of fundi th~refor far the flmUy I .uw ··• qulek and 111ThuteVWale Stat.l of Ohio. 1'188fVII the rl.ht to lilY housekeeping will be djs.. reJ&et _aD1 anct au bid&. llld or te ....a awtrd to the lnwttt lad beet bidde r. CUSSDU, All young homemakers Ea~b proponl 'IJivtl -~ lhe t uu are invited• Margoret Griffiths, tereated ••mt ot In ~I'J tbe Pttt'IOII teme. ar ~~t~IIIPlnY In· MA RI!MI"""D AIII:IR DE county home economics agent t . Is aiTIDglll&: tbe rntetinl. By c vu· ldu r. llboerutb!. Clo,. (10) .. 1 1141 DICK TRACY II'ONDA Y TIIJW PIIIDAY6,110 Sl8D Oa • 1'18111 JIEG.65a 3 23c ABSORBINE JR. 10 ' Football Contest • Win SJQ .43c Bold new Brullor•• IRONIZED after shave ... alter shower YEAST __ 79c ... after anything, w• ,..,UG. stunning!~ gill boxed I" handwme lllvtr·llnhttt boltle-gleen decanters . •. uo 11. 25, DuHo"" Ht¥11 YIIUr Xno Cord ,._.,,. Takon F- of Chi... Corne h • English Ltether LYSOL SAT., OCT. 23 •n4 SAT., OCT. to We Will Bo ~lo To T•k• OniJ ,_ Flnt 100 P.,.. REG. 59c-- -or F•mlll•· Pht'ne or CoiMI11o ,...,. Tl Gil F,.. Photo Gift Clrtlfl~ Wardrobe and other bedroom lllil 10 1 13 Gnot Law lrall- or bqlldings. furniture, bedding, living er, $20110·00· . M. A. Hall, WANTED 1 - Ril-~le !"'~ room suite, chair and ott<> Reedmlle, Ohio. 10 4 lie ed ama I IA1111 llatlng wothin . . I mlles ol "-~'· man odd cha1rs, rup, two Three - Wheel ridln& tractor AUII!IRT M. 001, 8.U.ESMAI'i sewing rnachinlll, one old and with trailer, 1100.00. Power WY WQt WY ~ oae electric, old pietures, cultivator, ~.00, deep well 10 12 11o di!lhes, books, 2 drum tables, jet pump, $1tJ.OO, 1 rotary, 1 stand and bsmps drop • leaf r e e I mower, both 115.00. table with t cbaln, CrooifiJ Wbelllllrrow, tJI.OO, U cu. nv1a1 room, atra ' I Ele stove, Wefttinghoose n. P'rlgidaire refrigerator, Ohen, screeJII4 II 1 regrigerator, porch glider and ~M.oo, apor~ment 8.. raf!~e, .,. tumace. ~~"•w!J i chairs, loll of toolls, hand, $20.00. lrviD 14lller, 1\t tt , aide and out 011 the garden and Oll'pe$r. wllb near Cerpentor. 10 1 81e lnd Gallia CouaiJ UDe. Rt and bum. Chalos of ,ffi«fidiMi~P*~ II Interested, wrllt cnm.,lll al t ~··,ds, locus! pools, lot SI!IWING maeb!Ms, repolr oor- Mp, Bernice Malllllwl, ~·-ber - · walnut. A vice, all lllllrll. WY WZM. ., W PUU - F ~ ... V•. A.... "'-•............ large collectton of mlscellan- -,,.. a,. • ....,., p011111111'· 10 8 • .,us orllcl"' mt Hated. Auc- Alllllrnlllll tlblpr Iloilo ~ l1oneer Nott: 'ftllo II very Service. I It roll BALE - 4 100111 bou!e, IDOd onerdlandlilo. Mrl. Jim I!ILI!IC'I'RO • IIYOIENE Sweep- - bath, large porch, lJas6. ' a.y Owner. Terms: Casb. por wilb Ill llllcblllents. lllellt, new paint, I acre Ifill mponslble for Accidents Quaker Beater, ~.000 BTU ljiOund, on brick road oil Ilia·by Bradford Auction Co. with fan. Phone after 3 p. m. Rl 7, 13,500.00. Pbone WY z. 41c eCanH 1 C"-eFrom TheFi1111tln Mens Tolletrin CANDY URS Brae• and Supports N Your Doctor Preoc:rtbeo A B•ck Br-, Abdom. tn.l Support or Any Other Su1Jlcal Support You C. Plrid It At Dutttna. YOUR 71 MILL Sf• ttl N. . ii fi!>fio ' . ' MIDD~o . RT, o. IIIII CHEWING::...lo rw29c TION HEADQUARTERS REI PAIIICING IN UAI 1 '1...-----------------...---.. .---...-.. .__________. • Sacred 1:16 Sign Ofl H- 1 MILK MAGNESIA ltiCJ. ttc _ _ tor lite most mucullnt man you know... loa Mf.H c Phillips ENTER OUR WEEKLY WJEH RADIO 8:00 S,undown Serenade Monday 'l'broqll Friday SATI!RDAYS 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 6,20 Me18fi County RFD 7:25 News In Briel 6 25 Paul Bowen~, Farm e:oo Sign On - News 7:30 Musical Clock 6 .11 New1 6.30 Happy Valley Boys 7:45 Ecboeo of Joy 6 51 WcaUJer B:ll6 CX>untry MUIIC Hlllf 8,00 Ohio Valley News 1 tJI, ,l,jatJooal .~ewa Uo Country Jamooreo 1:05 World News 7' D.\ Bill Miller Sho• ..00 Protostanl Hour 8: 10 Sports Today 7·30 Spor&a Parfl•le 7,311 Sports Parade 1:16 Weather Picture US BiU Miller ~how 7' 35 Larry Anderson Snow U6 M111tcal Clock l : ~f Picken11 Harcwart. U#:45 lt'1 Music - Vmy 1:55 Community News ITuu; Thur~.l 11:00 Dullnn's and Hems Dairy 9:00 Talk of tha Town 7.50 New• 'fup ·reo Show 3:55 Mason County News 8 BUI Miller Show 12:00 Newt 10:00 Public Service 8 IS Baker Furniture Sho• 12:15 <llllcal lllterlude 10,05 Famlly Worship Hour 9 00 NeWll 12:30 Rev Merlln reets 10:30 Latchsiring 1:110 NooYO 11:00 News v 115 Cotfee wtlb Janel II 00 Portraits of a Patriot l : 05 Jim Mees Show li : 05 Morning Melodies o nr Swap Shop S:50 Sports Parade (except Friday, 10 ' 30 Bill Miller Bru1cll Show '' 00 Sundown Serenade Church Bells Rin&J 1:45 Sign 0!1 11:45 World Newo tu.45 Mason Agr, """gram lil'NIJAYS 11:&5 Masoo County News <Tuesday) 7,30 Sign On - Arm, Hour 12,00 Community News 10 45 FamJly Wlll'llllp (Thurs.) 7:S5 News 12:05 Noon News 1" 45 A.&.C. l'roirom (P'rldayJ 1:00 Bupll.ol LI1J111111'> Hour 1.1:10 Marteta ti.IIO Newo 8:30 Sunday Sbow 1.1:16 Mid Day Weather 11 o; l'IIIY'o CoiiDir)l Junction 9:30 Tbo Bible SpeaL• to You 12:20 Bulletin Board JJ :10 nny•o Country HYJIIIII 1:4S Leglslativo RoPOrl 12,:16 News 0 Grams IZ 00 Cemen1 Block Nowo 10 OG Tbo Good IJ!o 12'30 County Agenl I< 30 Goessier's Ouest Star w,t, Congressmao Moeller 12:48 Ccuntry Go Roond CFridayi 10:30 Tile Country Hymntimers 1,55 News Beat . 2:00 Country Go ROUnd u 30 Larry Andii'IQO Sbow 11:30 The Quiet Hour J l' Jtm Mees 8bow 1.1:00 News I:M Newt Boat ~· 4 15 Blaeltnar Auto Sbow 1.1:15 Tho Christians Hour 1:00 Mllf Way MaliMe 4 30 Electric Company Newo 12:30 Tho Rev. Morl!r Teets 3:65 N~w~ Beat : ~ ~:. Meeo 8baw 1:30 Tho Rev. Silas Billupo ~~lb Dora ~ 6 J 1:00 The Rev. Andrew PariiJitl I 00 ~I 115 tm Mees !lbow 2:30 Sunday <howcas, !:til M"""'~ty Nowo S·JO Rizer's Weatber Report 6:00 Sundown Serenade . ason ""'"""' News UO Sports Parlfle • Sign Oil 5:10 World • NatioDI) Newo 1 45 b:Oii J~t~•n• Both Sill REG. 79c VALUE PRICE REDUCED Plf 11011: 01 w Rig. IOc Each WrUe1 clo Tho Dollv SenHIIII 11%1. ~u .....!. HAS EYE SURGERY Ricbard L. Roush, Racine, Center. Ha is recuperaUng at Ullderwent eye surgery Ialii bomt, followin& 1 week ol hosweek at the Gallip1llls Medics! I pltalization. TOILET SOAP ~ 10 t atp order ot uw .~ ..·'. ~ 01 .....,.,.. ...~ ef Ohio. Dated tJ11t lltb dll of QetQblrr. I!MI5. .... OUk ANACIN II WY :H970. at\tlr . . 1wm ot •hi .._ IM IIQONII. Ullol:ollt larh:e, work to tum tad ahaU fltmt•h Mnd 8os lOO. C., IMI tba O.U, toJ lhe satllfactton or tM Vllla.11e of ..liUitl, Pomero7, Ohio, for t.blt h.lthful per· WMPO Radio movo them with Blue Luolro. O:WO BEDROOM house on Lin- Rent electric shampooer $1. coin Hgta., birch kitchen, au· Baker Furniture, Middleport, tGmattc I"' heal W\ UIZ'I. 0 . 10 II Sic POMI!JWY - I story ltllll!e.jl ----:::--::--:c-1- 10- 11< - SWEET POTATOES, Phone VI :ideroo;~~:th~ront For S•le 3-21136, Charles lliltoP, J'Ort. htallllg, 11r,. lot. CanfurnllCell "'\u"'CTJ=o"'N:-:-Satur -:--:-da:y October land, Ohio. 10 11 12tp finaoeed. M.ooo.oo. l 16, 196ii, 10:30 a.' m. I have CLARfillif and pony. WY Z. IIIKlTIU3 - Oollqt, • 'o:~ ~ aold my farm home and will 7013. 10 9 ltp 111111, gas bealilll, lnDIJ oell '.he lotlowlng personal MEIGS SWIFT HOMES, 512 bloek storqe liiatldllle. property. Located just o II E. MaiD, Pomeroy, Ohio. Pb. ~Wll, ~ ...II ,... Slato Houle 7, ~ milel north WY 2-29'15. Write or Btop tn !RJII~~ 711 of Tuppers Plaina and ono for our free cata'"- lnd mOO> a d to f - ~ 'l th !the' ti 1 n ~· cy ramtou e sou o ]CDC on . ' 111 uvtna borDa owaanblp bath, basement, ~ lleat7 and 50. Watch for auct1on program. 9 22 301c IDj. · ,, ChickeJl • - · •• sign. 1111111'11:' Ow:t" 10 12 31v PrtPIJ uecu- •r ! I.,. b7 appointment only. :=:=:::;::;:::::::=====:=. UJIOil IINU•m- rtcui""""''- lntlotled Reed Bros. 1. IUr• FISTS, FEET- Pomerov. 0. - - -FOR SALE: 1640 LlncoiD llgts. 4 roam buth, basement, gas furnace. AlumiPIUII stocm wlr> dows and !loon. Carpellng 9 14 Uc Pomeroy IIIII draptL Clll be financed. rH:~t!:E anc; tour roo :"tJ turr"· tntl';;;"=;;;:;~~~~===='l WY 2--2291. 10 5 111 IIIII llllf1lrn1lbltl apor> SPOTS BEFORE your eyes- - - - -- - - - 12 1 tfc U ...,m,... FL.AS~ES ()!:' A KNIFE. 325 100 FREE -. . , . . = I nlfrudl8ftl 10001 ,. ..~ .. lpprov.cl Qnnunu tl.cm and *ul'lnl Dl tb 110atract. JMooi """tltJit "' m..any lohl The ~~e:....tuf ~er wtll be , . f'Ui: lalofiiYI- .. _jOt., UW"'et, qu_lred " . . . .\f tlw etllh'l.e! Widl. New Haven, Tuppers Ploino over payments, 15 Dodge W. Ya. RH!o Gen. ltore LrtM Clover P1rm oael 440 ' hardtop ' ~~~:~~~~ Mlll1rt Super Mkt. trausml·ss!'on w1'th "' o:tw Pomeroy, 0 MUll sell or trade at Allo 4 new tires for sate. 111. Call WY 2-7831 anytimel ;..iiiliiiE"....,.Oiiiiiiii'""'-'"""""""""iiiiiiiiiOiiO...OOiiiii;;;;;;;;-..o&iiilfiiili~iijjiiii un- DEEP FREEZE, 700 lb. capacfurnished, modern and clean. ~ ity. Practically naw. Reuon· after 4:30. 9 29 12tr L Phone WY l.-3:167. able price. Ph. Im-71!6. 0. HcCoy, AIIQIIOaeer, Cbeo 1 :--:=o-:-== ;--c-:-c-.'0 9 6tc ~12 61p 1 tor, Ohio. i ii iic 6 ROOM BRICI< hou1e on But· Cli!II'OM BUTCHERING tornlll Avo. Call W\ :WtZ7 1956 TRAILER, 8 ft . wide and g 10 tic 23 ft. long. 127 Butternut St., euttlng. WtU bu7 bldll tvot')' ·- - -- . I Pomeroy, Oh10. 10 12 !tp Monday. Phll Mlltr, NICE 6 FOOM Hoo,. with - - -- - WY 2-3510. I 18 llo bath, ver) IQOd loeolion. Uti!· STRAI~IIT coon hound s 11 iti es flJ!nilhed. Phone WY s. year• old, suaranteed I not to and liei' ting, 3117. 10 11 6tpl trash. se; reasonable. Other Ohio. End your sewer lroul> 4 HWII APRATMENT close . year old pups, started, one les. We have all olz,. "wer tu oJSiness section. Phone 1 registered. Call 7'1!·5296 or machines. Reasonable raid. WY 2-3117. 10 11 6tp come end see alter I p. 111. Clll WY 2-2974, day or nigh!. Ml.tiERN 2 bedroom house lnl Ntck Wright, N. Brown St., 9 IS Ue conn• ry. G'lOd water !UPPIY! Mason, W. V~· __IO 9 6tc_ 1- -- -- - - - =-~-II and •I: wnvaniences. Wnte l MOVEABLE Buildin& 10 x 12. Reel Estate For Sam Curtis, 507 W. ith St., Could be used for refresh- - --'--'-11 Lorain, Ohio. 10 II 61c · ment stand, implement buildHOUSE FOR IALI 3 BEOROOM house, nice y ard lng, <·tc. One new set profes- llodern Ranch lifllt, Beaatlflll furnace, clooo to schools. IZZ oional golf clubs. CX>nteet: location on top ol IJII)Ill bill Union Ave. Call WY 2-3tt! John Teaford, Spring Ave. ::~~: :':::bo:;~~~':'.:.~ 'I11 8 tfc WY 2·3746. 10 11 3tc highwaJ. Four bodroom11, llv1D& 1 tlinin1, famliJ, kit<:ben, brtalt FOUR ROOM Furnished apart· IH~ play, llllid'B, utilicy llld ment. WY 2-3658. 10 t tfc Indian Summer Sale obop. Tl>ree balbs, ceramic We and wall to wall carpet on FOUR ROOM apartment, new· i NOW AT LANDMARK l!oon, About two-thirds of ly decorated . f40 per month . I Oaent of lttmt now an 11le home ls paneled in mahoilllJ Call Walter Crooks, WY 2· , at lowtr prh:eL and walnut. Atr aonditiolltd. 3631. 10 & tfc l.or1e patio and double caJ'IIOit. COME IN AND REGISTER l'l!Ati .E k t.()'l'S - lnle Oa lot 200' , 300'. IIQ bo YOU MAY WIN ONE OF I • • Guaranteed 24 montbt or 24.000 miles t Most Popular Unit Wltner Hardware ---:---~ _ ..-aiiJ ''l'rllllll•rablt w•en You 'l'rade C111 MfDDL!PORT POMIItOY lbtnllleh Hdwo, King luUII1r1 Sup. RACINE CHISTIR ..., ""',_ lntDIDI ., llttll q 'ftlpusqllf N Iaiii ltPIJL C&parlenoe will be retu.ratd • Fits Almo5t Every Cu A¥AILAIIUAlo 19&; STEREO ConJole, radio I Gerald Hart, Tannecs Run Rd. 10 9 Ito ra Mw1 wetkly. M•lnttint trouble-fr•• l'f'lftm. SEP TABS trnity Mffoll Wtfb .f.eN powdtts 1ft.! ll!fu idt ftll. Counterech lt1fll'tflit IICffcl• .. ~und..,, klt1h111 ll'llli "'utehold thlll'lietlt. th1 . .1• ... SWT...SNOwt by Wile pa~· WfUCR ..._ U41 IPICiftcaUoiU ..W bl IPIIIid l'llful ro•t u IOOD u pou1Me after ftllttM f1l. the niiqUIIt. Compuy. tJke new. Used OD• ted ))p. boDd ly t monthl. $50. wY a..5236. :: Wrltt, Prone or Contalf 4. t,., qRADYHIID llaclno. Oblo I I 110 llltJ«j cotfly Ill,.;,., hul odo!'l, l'llllilll'lrtljl . dl;gi~g . meny l.td!lfil M to utulla•olvtd so li d1 . Jult flu1~ pr•·meuured tebltl dowe .. _ .~ ·- , eye Buildinl! and Loan Gah V<~ ., Call 77W686. ANTIQUE f'U!'llhUre , dish.. . lipolis, uhlo. Ph. 4(6.0315. 10 12 m1 scel laneou& Call or Wflte: 10 12 etc 1&0 -IMPALA convertible, -$700. Mrs. Howud Cecil, 8110 W · - - ·- - CaU WI ~rn. or contacl: KING TROMBONE, Crill Hr•dlord l1l1s & Service=·) '""' tf tr.ublt, lfutrtllttt4, flltlpet~live, INr111l1._ DN't N W. ;;:;;;;;;--;;;T;;nm.;m;-'--"i:::-;;;;;o: ,. CONDITIONING It starts with n1w upon 1r1Uo II RBFUNDED. AUTO STOP trouble before GRANGE INSVRANCI:, Mall011 Th lor - J- ·- :.- bo Auto Sal.. u 0m e mer ames ~~:~yre me -- - - -- 1 A tnsw ann• eency. nc ., r · . S bed HW m yracuse 3 rooms, " 2-a38l W eroy Phone ' . ftooro loveJv kitchen 'ull 11164 VOLKSWAGEN, wsw's ' d'w, "'< tr guoIIne hIB~o5J •- . · ------c-- i!Uc bas em' ~::nt, j'as furn~:~ce,' large• -------- -! For Rent 10 I ~ther with blddiol blanlu ~~ of U .OO. hONE OF - C•pool OWNERS! - ----·- - .... ..a =---------=------.1 MARK IV SIPTIC T AU. oou.eo UP. CALES? wm" r=.::' ,::"..,, ·~~ IIMftcliUODI eta be . . . 1$ ... lhiiddpal BuilcU~ l'om""' Ditta. or may be obtalnild to- Oomploto flervteo I',==-•-•••--""'""'""',.._"""___~ I ~..,.,.. call H. AUCI'IIINUII IIICIUMIY,.., cancellecl' 1.os1 yuw opera - · - 1 10 7 6lc tor's Uce11101 Coli W'l ..11!111 11164 HONDA "50" and 26" boy~ BIJLLOOZER WORK wanted. llMh bicycle. Contact Guy Spencer, Ph()ne WY 2-2208. - - - : - -- - -- Tuppers Plains, Ohio. 10 11 tOle Insurance 10 13 3te Maw St., Pomeroy. or Barber Shop HEATING. PLUMBING, Doxol Bottle Gas. Arnold Broo then, 618 E. Main Btroet Pomeroy. P a tlo Pomtroy Motor Co. Dex A·Diet Tablets 0 0 If -~-· 98< at Stark's Ph•rmacy. WEBBCORE DOUBLE trsck 1 LADY NEEDE:D for House t 2S tltltp tape re<"'•der. E•cellent con·j work. Write care of P. 0 . A-U - .-.,-,M - <-,>B" t'" I.E : :-:ID_SI_If_ltfll'f DeeP di! ion. WI N711. 10 13 6lp 1 BOI 145, Pomeroy, 0. IIW!Dtl W\' U4J.t • 0.1 lol, Jiberol financing. Buck.l Dalla• Walker, Mason Marie's Style Post Ph, WY 2-5m '""""' OMo "' 1469 p WH<n" ARE \'Iii DOIN' J'I(.''U!:S:~ o.Jf:"At 1M _._. her. IIIOllll, ~btecilllll of tlh tn4 l!llm, o1 hlgh wt•-. ... "-'·"" p-~ quick sale, JllqUjll II.!Jrl'll'"' Cream finish , white 1op, V8 engine, automatic trans., power &UUI'? agt and l'ater 8rown'8 ('rat! er l~arl!. IState ApprMedl . steering new whiteWAll lirll. lllodlo and hooi<Jt '= Buy u, ltlll:stlftllorhlt RL 124 1962 Porcl G1l11111 tonv, Cpl. old pump ...~g 8.118 • muzzle load-. ren. Call SH 2-5414:. er gun, spmmng and flax ! 10 13 ID:Iu.m ~:~- 1 , 1 f"t~ "'"'ra le wheel, carnival glass , other~ ~~ . _ . "" • • t ......., "' dishes, coffee grinder, stone SUBSTI'I'UTil sqjii)OI bus ..,.,.., s"" ' • '" 0 " ' jacs, oil lamps, 1900 blcyc:Ie, 'If In S.llabury ~ool !tt?futo and many other items not trict. Contact : Brooks !B!T<I wAH"' ,., listed. A bake sale and 1 WY 2-5280. 10 12 PHONE WY 2-2156 lunch served by Meigs County · Earn up to p.oo PTA. WiH take itelftl on 10 0111 materlals.l Nolie. per cent consignment. I. Freo Baby gay, 'th l McCoy, Auct10neer. . saw A' Indiana. LOSE WEIGHT salely WI 10 13 ate I · ~ - ---1 ' Wigs and Wiglets whitewall tires. Radio and heater. • l,iiiii:"..ll. t:,:"r.••::.::: ---:::-t-353'1:-:--:.~-=-·~·-=-·-~~·~~""-•~ !!'.!.*II- ... - Sfttmpot 1 Ht . p,IO l'errlll"'"" . f1,.0 W• !illlaad ltrvlee 1963 Pord Galaxie 100 ~ 4 Dr. Sad. $1795 11 ,....,.---,: 30 H~y'"celtrrl•"··· ., $1599 tpe, ~IIOrloo:r:.."!orrJ.:e:&; ...to.t....!!fti"':4i •::,·:...- ., fi111Gn. Now Bqveq, Pblitil Htlrcull . , . , . , , , , $1.U Sh 1 I 1tft $110 1 local :;_~.r~~ ..~:J:h..,·r UIUl'll lotUJUo ,ar, ,.. ., ...,n miD Wanted To 1"ryc1ey '"''•It Marlt't ~Ie !Ieist Local owner. no HP'efil!lno. • speed \r~nt, Jot blaoll llnlab. led b~ckot ~oat. radio ana ho,ter, Tlr" •how ]ltU' woar. .....,,='".:.!='.., •••' ;:-:::::--== omerov M~tor Co: · 1 t: fHE BORN LOSER . 6'11 &pollllfll .. 8pctrltr 6:25 Weather 5:30 Sunset Boulevll'4 7:40 N•ws 7:4.1 Sign Off H5 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:25 News In Briel 7,30 MuSical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8 00 Ohio Valley News g,os World News 8' to S!lorls Today g, 15 Weather Picture 8: 16 Pt. Pleasant F'ontbaU 10 Jq Songs for Children 10:45 The Golden Key 1LOO News lH: Saturday Sbow 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nat. News 12:20 Bulltttn Board 12:20 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:30 News Headlines 1:31 Saturday ldlltinee 1:&5 Nsws 2:00 Salurdar lolallnee 2:30 News Headlines "' ABBIE AND SLATS '\It 1 Ul Saturday U.tmee 2:5.1 News 3:00 S.turday Matinee 3:30 Nem Headlhtea 3:31 Saturday Mallneo 3:5.1 News 4:00 DIJctog with Doss 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5:110 Newt Roundup 1:II lrtterlude 1:30 Community Choirs e:oo Dinner Musicsle 7:00 Dance Party - 7;40 Nm 7:41 Ofl lbe Air Br Al::::T""'SAN~SOM= HH? PAPPy AN' ;..11'0 PAFlPV At-1' GAA'i~PY, 1 ON WA'!, W!ff E'A:K , ALL BEEN Ji06Ei AMO CONGl?ESf;NI!:H AH0 ~H ; i?EPL. QUA!. IT'( I WI'L.T AHOUT '&lJB HIMI! ','( I 'i0t.o1 'I HE.' Ivl: MI'IOI: E \--H',~TOI?I 'TOO I IMi\GlHE I ' �.'. ' •' { \ PLAN JITNEY SUPPIIIL • rmeeo .....,. ann partners wm serve at eacll meet· · 1Micldlepor!, lad Mo 81 ' A lng Names for secret vats will\ A Jitney supper will be held . ()et. lS 196~ Pomeroy, G nkl: Is sent be .drawn at the 'lf'XI meetmg., on Saturday evening, October 1&-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleporl, • card to her The travehn_g was 16 at Racme Junior HI&h 1y C tt and her LaSecretalre • husband if ill a week; in case of Mary Mar'm. t e.r 8 i ker h I nsored by the Sen0 ln:h:f Norn;: death of a ;:':. n tly: Racine Fl:st Bap I Salon No. 710 met at the home ohf its May meeting J,e library In herlsell. tist Church. Serving wtll begtD I mums in a white •~ I Mrs Gemma Case I Brown· It e a 1 ck Th Sa I \ ed b The October meeting of Ches- \ purp e t . The contest of Mr and Mrs Charles Brad-' 0 11 ' Monday nth which will be a pot u · e - town in her memory. Refreshments were serv Y at 5 p.m. F unds will be used th ter Garden Club was held at e~~i:;e~as lead by Mrs.\ bury . and daughter, Mary, and :t·:vp.~_nTbe meeting w~ call: Ion vot...d to h~ld ~ ru~~~:~ Ruth Thornton, 2nd De~i\I IJle hostesses Gemma ca;ci ~o~\for the group to attend e tbe new counUJ: home of Mrs t ll!rl De<tn. Mr. and Mrs. CUrtis Jenklns~n I ed to order by the '?hapeau an~ bake <;.al~ m e Oct. 22 Chapeau, is also the '';rreck ' Pearl Knapp. Ho~tesses or and: Slate Youth Conference. Purley Karr .wtth Mrs. Wood- E~lue ribbons in the specimen spent the weekend at their Pearl Knapp in rltua1isbc ~rm. Swtsher bmldmg v~; rummage chairman, and with her lS Myr- v~mber are Julia Hy~el:tin ts raw Mora asststant class were awarded to Mrs. ] camp at Forked Run Lake. , The LaSecretaire - Cas!nere \ ?Jrd. Anlyl Knapp, tle Walkel, Eunie Bnnker: El\ebenl AtTAKEN FOR VISIT 25 embers and two viSl ' 1 f unusual · 1-b' 11 read the minutes ,1s to ca .1 Se les L'Archivtste to r ng e "' , · M;l. 0. McCo) and Mrs. Purley ::" Holter ! Mrs. Leo Swick and report. Mary 2-2705, Ruth Thornton 2-3627 discussed what'tendinR were Mrs. Ruth Mr. ll!ld Mrs. Gale Hysell Ralph Semister attending and Ada Neutzling Wilham Betz, Martin was asked lo contact Mary ror Ways she would need for the Salon's. ton, rrs\v I last weekend came from eo. Roll call was answered by or Dahhas. Two red rtbbons ed over the w~e en Wl the T. B. Hospital at Nelso?" On e co Mar Martin, history and scrapbook. A get • My_rt e a er, . s. Searles lumbus and took Mrs. Hysell'! everyone telling what mater-] to Ada Neutzhng for dah- father an:. l ville, and the Ben T:ornton, and well card was sent to Dorothy ·s. Peari l mother, Mary E. Brickles, . tc ill they had collected for wtn· . s eclmen~. Char es lse, . Hospital at Columbus, to m c J ' earl Kna . Floral Spencer. . . . , Martin,, Columbus for a visit, retunung ter arrangmg Verse of the ha l~ the fall arrangements li ter. Mtss Ruth Wtse.ll d h'l ' how many children are there, C~~peau p were p:ppointed Names for refreshment com· Kn~pb, Mrs. ~arr ihome Sunday evtning. ' month was read by Mrs Paul ·lass Blue to Ada Holter for Mrs Donald Rus~ d ~ cIt· as the Salon's purpose is to c alr:e~ Myrtle Walker; lmittees were d~~~d tW~_!~_:__ __ _:~~ - -a~~~ Karr Devotions were held With c d .' d hlte snapdragons With dren· Jon, Cmdy' an arne a, l'ombat and control T. B. and I for act~--- --- ---- - --- -- --~ Mrs. Karr usmg as her topic, re an wwhile contamer, Blue have r('turned to their home m Cystic Fibrosis ir children. d rten for GIIP. "Th~ Sermon on the ~!aunt.. yew m aM ra tor bron>e mums I Glen Burnie. Md. after spend· Constilutton and by. laws USY HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT ON· THE 1st FLOOR. HP qua I I A m 'OUL In The Fields to Mat' b u . m a bl<:~ck urn mg the past l\~o weeks With her chalrman Mary Martin read VISIT ELBERFELD$ B kl uten•ill ltainlt Sl steel cookw.rt, Teflon coated pans, Eledr Cl th ~~d .~ and everyone repeat- 1and bar e~~~d wood base Blue ~ parents. Ml and Mrs F.dlson the first reading of the cons h-I ware, dinnerware, aluminum coob ng d rr:ops ironing tables light bulbs~ vacuum bottles, lunch kits, WI ' on a varms ' k . d b I s for Ute new " and pollshel rooms an , ' , , I fl owen, paper goods, cast ing the 93rd Psalm Mrs Karr for 1·osrs 111 a ta- Ba er M tullon an y-aw I appliances, wax d, bl k garment hangers cutllf'y, artlftCII The new orfK'crs were mstall- ~~~. arrangrmeut and snapd! ag- 1 Mrs M L Fren.eh, E Irs. ISalon. . te dpaintt, garment bags, skirt an oust radc bal,lh accessori~ gift wares, pantry ware, galvanized wart, . An nw•latlon has been ex n , okware Rubbermald kltt;htn an room ' d b\, Mrs Pauline Rtdenour 1, ble arnmgll!menl; Nan Moore, Mrs .James u er, • ons m a i.l d tl Rev M E he ,.,t t Chapeau Helen •ron co , e in EtlnHhobnml Wood gobfor Leu Smit were h an m II! Po~Lsmouthl ed_:o t .... a e - ~ -~d~k~ll~ch~t~n~too~~ll:_· --------:-------;-------------------witha very each Impressive recel'lling aceremony lo~el~ I Ret! mumstu 18 Mra s.,.,\Htc Dow~on an corsage slgmfymg the quahtH's,let for a kitchen wmdow, and last we~k tor the~ crus~de fori I of her offv Mrs Purle~ Karr- 1 1 th 'l Kohlentz tor m1xed 1Ctu1stum H1gher f..ducatJOn conreported on proJed of L-ompte-1f~~l lowers m a J<.~pancse con .\ duckd by Jilshop S. Don<t!d I 0 tton of fem·e on Commons Mrs. Itautt"r anti a ba~~. dnne by her Ems ley Paul Baer' flowt"r sh~w L'hatr- I cou~HI. who was VISiting her ' i C:ary Aull and son. T 0 d d, man, dtscussed a spn.ng nov. -1 and Mrs l.a Dr.1ux 1:1 blue for Spnngfteld, spent a weekend, Plans were completed for a er show to be held m Aprll 1 her t!emt 1nstrat 1on arrangement v-.1th ht s parents. :\lr. ano Mrs. soup sale to he held Oct.~2~ ar~d 1 when Group 1 of the M1d~leThe county mee tmg Ort R wa s The t!uur Jli'IZ£.' was wun by W1 lha m Ault and fam1ly . 122 1 PORTABLE attCnded to fmt! out detail" uf , Mrs Halph SllmSttl Mtck Morns, sophomore at port FirSt United Presby.tertan l enunty Christmas Show " Ashland Cullege spent the w~ek- 1 Church met fldonday .evemng A cummunicatmn w.as rr,ld Ht~rrisotu'ille pf() j end w1th lm parents, Mr and the home of the president, Mrs. from Mrs Charles Lewis ?n th~ , , Mrs Will ~am Morns, and fam-~1'om Kelly _ Fall Regwnal Mf't'',mg 1'\ov ti l _, lemiJer 28 ]ily The opemng prayer ~as glvat Little Holkmg . Mr~ BPndcr Ueets ,:,,..,, Mr. and Mrs. Robert MeEt- en by Mrs Fred Lew1s. The 1 to be the speaker on, " What~ . 1'he H<trn;onville PTO mel i hmny, Jeffersonvllle . lnd spe~tltre<tsurer's report was gwen ~y Flower Show ,Judge Louks Ftlr ' 10 regular sessiOn St!ptember the weekend at their home. m Mrs Jack. Satterfield a~ MlsS Mrs Edna Woods g<.~ve .an 1 Zll. wll h Mrs Jo Starcher pre-: Middleport where they v1s1ted 1 Rosetta Lisle was appomled as Freeze-Cook-Serve Ware mformatwe tulk on · How ro l sidmg Mrs Ceorge [,owery ' with th e1r d<Ju!'(hter. Karen. a secretary m plat'f' of Mrs Bev- One dish ser\les three jubs. hsy co handle, 10 easy to kftP aparkliog Start Bulbs Outduors :-.low lur . , leeted nrw VH't ' • pres1- uraduate student at Oluo Um- erly D1xon who moved away. 1 Freeze m it, coOk in u, serve deaa. Handy size fpr mixiG,J baked p;ldl ·Early lndoor Blooms .. overstty. Mrs R1c_1ar 1, d Vflughan present· in it. Percolators, Sauce pans, , was dent e . : ...... oalW. Mrs Ht>rbt•rt Lo Deau~, as The orgd mz<~twn \'('ted to Mr ~:~nd Vlrs Frank He1der- ed devotwns .usmg the .~oplc, • Dr1p Coffee Makers, Bakmg sisted hli '\olrs Carl K;tu1z ,, ~_ . an ov~rhead prujel1or, uott left Mondav for their home "Idle Gosstp lS Never ld\e and o1shes and Fr)' Pans. "October" 1 made an ,arrange men1 u1 au-• uU} p A system and a new •I em Los Angeles . Calif f o11 owmg rea d 1~ wo poe ms , For Loads of Family Funl l or 1:1 new · I ' h 1 d '"Eldorado " tumn bloom tng t\uwer s . mov le screen Program eons1st- 13 two-week visit here w1t re- an · . AI 1 11 dining room table ll wa• m ed of mtrodudwn or new moth- a\J\<CS and fnends m the area : The Btble study,,en~~sed, iven i u~e~s~o~f~v~io;;le,;,t_:w;;,''::."..'.."..le•r"='n")d ers and teachers and <mnounl'e· wl 11 h· here they were houseiLde or Freedom. 1. ld gTh $19.25 and ment of Open House Ret re!'; h- guests of !\.1r an d Mrs L·aw. by Mrs dl Jack edSatter the 1e commge I MCM1•186!10 1050 w•tt• $29.95 menb wen~ servL-d by the tea- renee Mtlhoan Mrs Heide~gott:!~~Psalesc~~~ 21 and 22 Orchers Its the fnrmer Gladys Hl gl~y ders rna be laced with Mrs. • Famou1 Sunbeam quality of Ru1land and Is a retired tea- T K yll Mp Edward • New textured Nflttlor om e y. rs S'L'RVED 1 • Tlp·over wfety switch I SPECIAL DAY 08 " ctwr Crooks or Mrs Fred Lew1s TONIGHT • Rftoac;t.bft handl• Layman's Day was obsen•et! l Weekend gut>sts of Mr and for the soup Ylhlch sells fur SO NOT OPEN at thr Mmersvl lle and Forest Mrs Thorn us Rue -A~ere her I cents and purchasers are askPLUS-C:onvtnlenl On ·Ofl Here's the formula . for ~~~~~ Sw1tch, bailed-on enamel fmlsh, Run Method1st churches Sunday ststcr and family, Mr and Mrs ; ed to lrave containers. The c\os-! d•c whole famil)' Will t:DJOJ. FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY compact slza-and It's east ort Take irrsh kunel , wt1h V1ctor Brown, rertJ~Ied Horold !Jov;man and sons.' Dan- ing prayer wa s given by Mrs. Pr•st.o •nd Mlrrom•tlc Oc:tober I S-16 ... Dudittl esuNI!IEAat pknty ol butter and sa~ d lat· speaker of the Mmers\itlle l n•· and Bnan or Oak Htll. C k "THE SWORD OF J .• roo s. 1 plug in your West eN All BABA" Also General Electric, church. as speaker. Mr and Mrs Ronald Mtller At the close of the meeting a • Generous 2 qt. sire automatic corn popper. 0 . II Church ' and chJ!dren, Ange Ia, Ron da, ' dessen course was served by (Technu•o lor ) Arvin and Manning 5haking or 1tirrin1 DCCfltl£t• At the Mmersv1 e • Heat resistant gla11 Peter !\-\ann. Jocelyn Lane, Kenneth Wiggins, conducted the I and Rebecca Add the corn • • : watch i& Bowman Portable have returned I the hostess to the above and Mrs Modern atyling, new presPeLer Whitney. coYer bum into mounwnt of ... Heaters "UP FROM THE BEACH"" devot1on~ and spec~al ~~~f~~~ from Ala ska 'where he has bel:!n i Richard vaughan, Mrs. Dal~: sure regulators. New cookmg • No •haklng, no stirring fy WhlteniM. Cliff Robt'rtson Red Butto~ s, by Rev. Wendell ' staltoned for the past three Walburn Charlotte Davidson guidei. $8.95 to $34.95 Irina Demu.:k. Brodenck Mrs. ChffDrd ohllltps,V~lrsm~er·\ years. They VISited enroute in Mrs. Ja~k Coleman and Eliza: I crawford. Shm Pickens. 4 ond 6 QUART SIZII bert Pugh and Mr \_ g~ J.<~ck Columbus w1th his parents, Mr. beth Blaettnar, Pomeroy, a - SUN.-MON.-TUES. --·I Alfred Y~allger . M~s N e l and Mrs. Doy le Miller and are j guest Oct. 17-18-19 I Curhs and Mrs Fre. e~~h ,I now VISI1 ing her parents, Mr. [ . "VON RYAN'S EXPRESS" conduclted ltheb d\~~tl~:v. ~ut- and Mrs Clarence Boyles and . Moderator Speab Wtth frank Sma.tra specra so O Y I family 10 Mtddleport. Follow , lii:i~~·n~d~T~r~ev-"oi:r:ll'"uw'"a'"r:diiiii:~~l=er.:...._........-_ __......-.. ing Ius leave here they will go On Laymen's Sunday I to Tappen. New York, where i Laymen's S~day was ob:er· he will be reassigned. . 1 ved at the 'tlltddle~ort . Ftrst BLUE LUSTRE CLEANS FINE Mr and Mrs Lawrence M1l- Baptist Church With Rtchard hoan and Mr. and Mrs Vernon : Sayre, moderator of the Rio CARPETS BEAUTIFULLY , Weber and family held a picnic Grande Association, the guest ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY outmg Sunday at Lake Hope. speaker. I Any make shampooer does a George Baker and Fred Hoff· I 1 B b H d • ' man were in charge of the serbetter job when you use ar ara en nx 1 vice. The Rev. Carver Wii- o., --· ' -I Around And I M Karr is New Country Ho'!"e rs. : About Middleoort Setting for Meetmg of Garden Club~ 1 8 et 40 Salon rl<:k~u~ ~~nt w~~i:.~ nt~. ~:· Jul~a at y ~r ·~~Fs~f oMn~s h~ea~l Mr~ !~a trea~urer's c:lu~bu·~h ~~~:r gra~~fat::~· dau~~~ Fran~lt~ a: ~nd\ or·~.:~. C:.~ci ~arlm ;~i~~e r::~s ~~th Setahrletsr.avMe~~ pr~ze VOL XVII Thor~· ~~adys M~owrey,E~~i~ ~~nkeJ~li~~~; ~~~~e~~ I 1 Church Women T Se/1 Soup Q , b 21 22 cto er - I &\~at___ "' ELECTRIC HEATER I Wrec k VlChm •• WF JV Of Lelart Area I popco!'J I 1 0 • I ar y PRESSURE PANS I 1 Clean Three 9x:12 Rugs For Only 4· OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 I 1 1 1 BLUEWSTRE Birtllduv Honored ·woRK hams, pastor of the Pomeroy - Litlle Miss Barbara Jean First Baptist Church, presentHendnx, of Syracuse was hon- ed the message Sunday even1 ored wilh a party on her first 1 ing. btrthday, Sepl 25, by her par-i DAUGHTER BORN ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ffi:lnklin Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ray MilHendrix ler or Dunkirk, Ind. are announ- 1 Others present were Mrs. cmg the birth of a daughter Soot and upright otyleo. Walter Smtih, her grandmother, September 24. The baby, weigh· \ IAom woven fibre and vinyl of Hartford ; Mrs. Don James ing five pounds and fllteen covered hampen. Pink, and seven children of Clifton; ounces, has been named MeJis- I White, Char<:oal, Sandll~~ Mr. and Mrs Hobert Smtth and sa Rae Grandparent<> are Mr. wood, Blue aud Early Amen.. ', Lhree chi ldren of Point Plea-\ and Mrs. Fred Miller cf Defi- oan styles. sanl; Mrs. David Smith and Iance and Judge and Mrs. John two chtldren of Mason; Mrs. I Howell of GallipoUs. Mrs. Mil- 1 1 1Malcolm Guinther and children ler i.s the former Judy Chase Cecil asd Darlene Duncan; Mr. 1of Rutland. Judge and Mr~. and Mrs Troy Zwilling, Syra- Howell have returned to thetr · cuse. ' home in Gallipolis from D~n­ Sendmg gifts were, Mrs. Ber- kirk where they have. been VJStha Marlow of Hammond, Iud., iting the Mlller fam1ly. • Self-cleaning, good I Mrs Eleanor Logan and Bar· 1 hiding, great ooverage, bar~ of Pomeroy and Harry Joe ; of decorated cake, ice cream Smith of Hartford. Refreshments and punch were served. REDMON ClOTHES HAMPERS I 1 Water repellent leather upper, "Sweat-Proof" SPORT ftexible split leather !mole, c:ushion orepo wedge construCtion for extta comfort and longer wear. It's the best. Jt'a a !ted Wing. :" ,1rN REa ~ ~'\TI'>:Y~ ..,,., . ;+. f ~1#'.,'1#- ,f-V' i,11:M. {j . • CARAVELLEa is made like an expensive watch. IALLON ~----- E:J-3 crofted for corn orl an~ perfor111anc•. :-::;.? IMPORTED DUTCH BULBS NOW I HOOVER Portablollok CGifGIIIId ~-itlee HOUSE PAINT : IOio, (loodycar wch nail-leso .• Craftsman BUY P1int Nowl WESTMORELAND MILK GWS Just received a big shipment! Reproductions of Early American Glassware. Headquarters for the ~ plete line of HoO"ver Appliances. Fry Pans, Toasters, l>"'oor Polishers, Ste_am lro~s, Percolators, Electi'IC ShClng Knives. Rubbermaid, BectangUlar DishPan 1.IES w 0 havt your sizo and width. ~· COM£ IN AND TRY ON A PAIR Big Saving• On Fomouo A Complete line of Work Shoes For Men Featuring ••• RED WING- STAR BRANDWOLVERINE -ACME w•••~ plnldnf ,...,,. Yet it's only $10.95. That's bealuse Bulova waited years until they could make a good $10.95 watch.. One with a jeweled-lever movement, liKdu1W. pt0CH1 CARAV ELLE'111•-" .._ •rotioll • ., .u ftlwla. lltht • 1 .....,. Cho• th.t •In thot wltJ J!l' ~;~ Be Thrifty! Alw•ys S•v• auhlon• obtna, unbrtakab'- mainsprina, precision fitted pertl. Awatch tMt's shotk·MIItlnt. end waterproof'. too. The rKUit 11 the eer.vane by Butova. A very expensive watch fot onl)l $10.95. Pint chtMea tf el wht . . for f~o~n 't; huhlen. THfh ,.rfedly . .•h•d t., fhot OSAUNI Hll ... .... JJtH, 1W', r• • lrtll • . ~· Fry Pans. Saucep•ns. Saucepots, Griddles, TeakeHias. Gleaming stainless steel with copper bottoms. Black bakelite handles. .....<9. ~~-wan,IIIDJI. bowl • Pita mully iD .....wd oiDkbawl .........t2H'' d....,1UH" .. '""' tPre"nDW Your S•lesllps From ... of au~!='J~~.:!a'" ELBERFELDS IN $6.69 forthe=:-m•nd SHOP THURSDAY ALL, DAY TIL s;oo P.M. l:~:"~·:"~o:w~::~~:.--~......:::::.......~~~~--~----------------~------~ Block Hendl" llotvtor t I : . - ~ ~ .... .........,............. Thomas Michael Bowles, 39, Salem-st, Rutland, died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound Wednt!Moiy about 4 p.IJI. in Rutland. . . . Meigs County Coroner Henry Ewmg, Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach and Rutland Marshal John Tillis were called to the scene after Mr. Bowles was found dead qe. ' side his pick-up truck. " The deceased, a distributor land his grandparents, Mr. and for the Athens Messenger, had Mrs. Thomas Smith, Columbul. been shot m the nght temple Funeral services will be Satwith a .22 pistol, officials said. ur<t.ly at 2 p. m. at the 01all Mr. Bowles was a veteran of Funeral home m RutlaDd. World War II and the Korean Graveside services will be beJel War He had been dJSCharged at the Temple cemetery 1.1 from the Army about a year Carpenter with the Rutland Leo ago after servmg 15 years. j gion Post m charge. Fr1end1 Surviving are his mother, may call at the tbase Funeral Jenny Bowles of Rutland; a Home Fr1day and until the &iat brother, Charles of Columbus, 1of services on Saturday. WORLD '5!! 1 Veteran Dies of Gunshot H dh SAIGON IUPI) - Two batta· lions of hard · core Viet Cong guerriiJas killed or wounded scores of Vietnamese government rangers Wednesday night in all-out lighting in the MeCRAWFORDVILLE, GA. _ kong De.llll soulh of Saigon, a Lowell U. S. mthtary spokesman re- , I'''!'"'I!,!. I, t State Pollee Chief Conner Wednesday night per· ported today. aded the '"black knights'" of A small team of American su advisers accomapoying the tho Ku Klux Klan toleave town 500 VIetnamese troosp also. in ~n effort to relteve ractal suffered heavy eaaualtie•. A tenston. Vietnamese photographer lor · Negro leaders, ln the mean- tbe Associated Preas was killtime, told a federal court at ed earlier In tbe actlob. Augusta that Negroes would The battle took place about "slop that football scrimmage II miles south of Can Tho and with the troopers every morn- Jnvolved 500 government troops ing." They referred to attempts and an estimate 1,000 V1e_t to board buses carrying white Cong. The number of Amenstudents to segregated schools. cans with the Vietnamese bat"We will picket instead," said tahon was not disclosed. CalviD Turner local leader nf The government forces werej drive to dese{regate Talia(er- on a major sweep of Commuro County public achools. nist - dominated delta country · wh1ch began early Wednesday. KEY WEST, FLA. - FORE- 1About I p. m., the Commu- ~ h easts of more stormy weather nisls attacked in force, inflict~ ' at 1ea promlsed to bottle up for ing scores of casualties. a ~and day today the •mall , The U. S. spokesman said the boat thuttle of Cuban refugees ranger battalion was still m to Jreedom. ftgh!tng shape and the opera· tion was continuing. The weather bureau predict· ed winds up to 25 miles an hour and rough seas in the 110-mile· wide Florida Strait& between the Florida Keys and CUbs. The Coast Guard reported it had no aS Offfief )'<J!Orl of small boats leavtng • lite embarkation port at Camartq, Cuba, bound lor this country 1if<!e Tuesday night. CORN POPPEl MEIGS THEATRE ·-- •,'" ' " FIVE CENTS · THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1965 the 3qt. MIXING BOWL CORNING WARE POMEROY OHIO . -MIOOI.EPORT. ' VietCong Stainless Ste " at \ NO. 151 •----.~ Rangers Hit I I enttne ·j I ~ • • oct I I prg~ t t;;:~l:; :"~!~s c:'u~; c:ls~~~. ~rt~e:~~~t"~-1 r:r~~r,a ~~~r:o ·~ ~~:~ C~l~:b~:· :,:,::;:ded~ I Mr~r ~~a :::be. ~~rdm·~~..\':er, At Home of Mrs Gemma Case• "til host~s:taondrs Um'f N0. 110 Meets• I - - - - - ' -- • '~ of" I·". .•• . .i.~ .~r ' ·- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 13, 1965