https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b2201dcd77216fe965f8257063791fd6.pdf f1f26b4ee4d53c4979f0dfe9f437340f PDF Text Text \ ~~~~~~~~~~~o~~~JUL~!J~~~~ · ~~ftw. ~ " , btew. Sermon Given B1•• Ruppelt in Prayer Service B1rtAday ·" .J,raudM---'-· "" J~. daUihler ~ ......._,. ol Mn. J - Johnson, "ff'!l!nlfl!dM:a~a~~=.~ ~ ,..,llloyilolds, teachcJ-. usJsted Mrs. wllb lhe party. llld auests at Kill' 1:1~=~;~ llble were Beth Craig, Esther Mary K. Gallllgber, Ma· Redlml Pratt, Roush d Dar! Around And About Middlepcwt ,. dlol1' ot the GllllpoUa State Institute, pr.enled a clal nllllliMr, "It TalrM • acle" """"''p'Died by lDdla I!Grden at lhe llfp!>. ~• • M. Tbo Reo. Howard Ruppel!, Ill lhe First United " ' Church, delivered the sermon al the week ol prayer oervlees Tutaday evenlntl in Middleport. ~- Nyle Borden wu lhe pleSidlng minister with lhe cloomg prayer being ·Ill· Klndtrc.,.. I ~':.Pa':.~Teo!: wu in chlll'(le Ill lhe !!lferlol Mrs. Garnet Entamlnger lias whlch .1o used In lhe 1oea1 IW- returned from a holiday vl.ll Bib!& School. with her children and !am~ ~v. ll'red Gardner present- llei, Mr. and Mrs, Charles En\1>ed the acrlpture leaon and Jllin8er and lunlly and Mr. and n1ng prayer. P'or oennon eveRoth Zahn and <:hlldren In 1c Rev. Ruppel! chose "Pr:: 1Clltarl•est.•n, W. Va. ers of the Propheto" workina Mr.. Betsin• :. with the w-"'y "·me "Man'• Mrs. Clifford Bayes bas been • _ , ... • Jreturn<od to her home in Middl&an ene Hostel• at Meeting Contact With Gnd." Rev. Rupo alter having been hospllal· . ~[IID<InaMrs1~0 -.,;.~'!,... served0 lllrs. Roy Betzlng, 1 ,.1sted pelt dlscusaed the pray..- llie at the Cleveland Cll•dc far eo ~avor: a v by Mrs. Edward Baer enter- of some of the well-known proweeks . She was · "" i!! ~;guest~~~candy:~==~and~~ Monday talned the Pomeroy Garden club afternoon at her Mol· l berry-av home. <LEARANQ SAlE , , Pel. SICTIONAL •liVING ROOM SUITE $199 i •PCI, $99 The meeting, In charge of Mrs. Harold Brown, president, opened with devotioos by Mro . Dor Schaefer. During the short busin... session It was report· ed the sl• members had joined the Auxiliary of the A 1 he n s state Hospital. Mrs. F r e d Blaelllnstr presented a paper, "Plants of the Bible" lor the program, after which a dessert coorse was served by the II FURNITURE ~~~~~~~~~~~h~~~te~s~se~s~.;;;eCH.t.i.il~4 >l R"erve REPOIIT OF CONDITION OF 4 FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. IY v.,j,allon pheta of the old ' lestamenl Jn. eluding Daniel, Moses and otb018 of the new lestamenl. He spoke of the Importance of lnlercoosory prayer and Ih e vanous prayers .of the differ· ent faiths. Rev, Borden gave the benedictl~ followed by the postludr by M188 Borden. Wednesday everung Rev. Bordl"' wUI •peak on "~rough the Given Media" With Rev. Gardner presiding and special music by the Church of Christ choir. home by her huaCllilord and son, Greg· ory , and her sister-In-law and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew. Mrs. Hayes expressed deep gratitude lor the many cards and gifts sent her while ill. Circlet Combine in Meeting Dec. 30'h Anita, were holiday guests Mr. and Mrs. Robe!'I Sharp were In Thurston, Ohio, Mon. where they attended lunerservices lor Mr. Sharp's sisMrs . James Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. William Sheriand daughters, Maria and of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Olen Genheimer and family in . Col· MASON - A combined meet· of , _ . , , Ohia lng of the Rebecca and Mary Mr. and Mrs. William Knight of bvtlneq C.cember 20, 1963, • b•nklng ln. Circles of the Mason Methodist family were recent gues\8 ..... nlud and operttlnt undtr the banlclnt laws of this Church was held 011 Monday, • member of the Federal R... rve System. PubllshH of her sister and family, Mr. ;iili!Onilant:o with • call mad• by the State Banking Authorities December 30 at the church with and Mrs. William Sheridan and the Fedtrtl Reaerve Bank of this District. 18 members and one guest children. ASSETS present. •t•f• I balances with other banks, and cash items The program entitled, "If We Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kenned¥ proeeo of ee11eetion _____ ______ ____ __ __ $ 595,4M. I8 Had Been In Bethlehem," was Jr. and soo, Tony, of Fayette- 1 States Government obligations, dlt:ect presented by Mrs. Lester Zir- ville, N. C., have arrived for a ruaranteed -·---·-- - ·- - - .. - - .. ·-·---of Stetes and political subdivisioss ___ and debentures ___ ____ (including $9,000.00 stock of 1.072.743.38 kle. Readings portraying Mary post holiday visit with their 322,640.73 Joseph Jnnteeper 4.950.00 .' ' ' parents in Middleport and Ma· and Wtseman was presented by son. Mrs. Howard VanMatre, Mrs. Reserve Bank! __ _ _ . . ___ 9.ooo.oo di3Counts lincludin< $4,182.61 overdrafts) 2 , 973 .859 _40 Russell Capehart, Mrs. F r e d Miss Vesta McCoy has been owned $18,093.82, furniture and Spencer, Mrs. Ray Proffitt and returned to her home in MiddJe$21.713.11 -----·-----------------· 39,806:93 Mrs. John Chattin. port from the Gallipolis Clinic ..sets ................ . ...... __ __ ____ _____ _____ __ 75.16 The devotional program was where she ha.• been a patient ll'OTAL ASSETS -- --- -- ------·-----·--· --- ~.OtS,i540. 78 closed with the group singing, for the past several weeks. ~ "" '' LIABILITIES •"Joy To the World" and prayMr. and Mrs. Edward Young ' deposits of individuals, partnerships, er by Mrs. Zirkle. visit.-<;od with relatives in Youngs- corporations savl_ngs ___ ._ _ ______ ____ $1 ,65B ,722 _96 ~:~o~!~P~~aifl~~:iduals, _____ __ 2,508.400.21 States Government (including ~~~.;o~f1~i~;:;!~!' ,.;,i -p~litic~I-subdivisi~~; ·::_ -: t rtif d d ff' 1 h1 Refreshments were served by town during the holiday vaca- ~~~t~~~s~!~.M~~YR~~::t~ape- tio~iss Susan Pulleo has re. turned to her studiE:s at Ohio 184 21 ~96 · 946 · 66 TlletJfloms Council ce le an o leers' checks, etc.) D of A Group Meets DEPOSITS · - - -·-·- ... ~25.780.93 ~ • , demand deposito ______ $1,942,380.72 Theodorus Council Daughters ren, Stephanie and Stephen. , Total time deposits ·- - ---- ··- $2,583,400.21 of America met in regular ses· Greg and David Bobb of Co~ liabilities ·----------· - ---- ----- - - - -104,767.09 sion Monday evening at the umbos came last Tuesday for TOTAL LIAB!UriES -- - -- -- -- -- ----- - - · --- $4,630,Ma.02 IOOF. hall wl~. Cora Beegle, several days visit with their CAPITAL ACCOUNTS counCilor, presiding. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gilmore, Front.. t. Friday Edna Bart•Is was il~!m'":o'~ stock, total par value $t25 ,ooo.oo --· $ 125 ,000 .00 home from hospital and lmprov- the children's mother, Mrs. Ver175,000.00 ing anctfl~wers were sent. Also non Bobb came and accomparr ,.,.,M<led f' reported Ill were Adria Sayre, led them to their home in Col~· pro ttl ------- -- -----····----·-----87,992.76 Freda Mossman, Estella o-;" 1 umbos. 'l'iDTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - ---- --··· -·- · 387,992.76 and Alta Nelson. Quarterly Mrs. James Harley has r&'TOTAL UABILmEs AND ports were made out and ready turned from a holiday visit with CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ·---- · - -· ·----·-- ~.018.540. 78 to be sent to stal.e officers. her son and family, Dr. and MEMORANDA donatloo of $1 was Mrs. John Harley and children ~"ed asset. and securities loaned: from Estella Smith lor the of Springfield, Ohio. oi:'!"'G,oV~e~.,rn,dm,ent o-bligations, direct and home and orphans fund. It was Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Burton .. 811 pledged to secure deposita and announced that the Past Coun- returned Tuesday from Colum.. other liabilities ----------- - -··· - -···- -- -- -- $ 610,000.00 cilors ""uld meet Thursday bus where they were called by TOTAL ----· --- - -- -- ---- - --- -- -- --- ---- -- - $ 610,000.00 evening at the home of Erna death of his sister, Mrs. ""-.·~,P_AUL E. KLOES, Assistant Cashier, of the above-named Jesse with Kathryn Goodwin Beatrice Corder. While In ~rrect hereby declare that Ibis report of condition ;. true and as the hostess. Installation of Columbus they were guests G! ,. to the besl of my knowledge and belief. olllcers will he held at the next relativ_es. PAUL E, KLOES meeting. ----Wo, tbe Ullderoiped directors attest the correctness of this ANNOUNCE BIRm of condition and declare tbat it bas been examined by us ASKS DIVORCE MASON _ Mr and M Rich: to tho- of knowledge and belief ia true and correct, Nancy L. Smith, Pomeroy, ard Varian of an~~~ S~~· JR. Directors. ffied Monday lor a divorce from · the birth of a son on , F:g, IE FULTZ Frederick J. Smith, Pomeroy, 20th at the Pleasant OF OHIO, COUNTY OF lt!EIGS ss: on charges of extreme cruelty. Valley Hospital. He has been to and subscribed before me this 6th day of January, 1984. She Is seeking custody and sup- named David Richard. Mr. and "'liunilldoa IIIARY P. YOUNG, Notary Public port of a child and household Mrs. Varian are also the par:· E:tplreo Jul7 30, 1984. goods. ents of a daughter, Jennifer . . ;J ·---------- ---------------------------- - --c=-= - Mason a::· our Sue, 4 years. Grandparents are and Mr. and Mrs. Denver Bowen Mr. and Mts. Dan Varian all of Mason. MEIGS THEATRE NOW JOU DOW A•l• Net P.W . ClllCULATION ELB RFE·tDS I I~ _, . JANUARY CLEA .5.020 P•WitUN VOL XV ' n.oo Girls $1.95 Gl.ts Rog. $1.9J SLIP 5 All cotton combed ba· tiste by Dixie Belle. Sizes 4 thru 14. $1.49 FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS Assorted prints •nd ftylet Assorted prints and style• - Sizes 4 thru 14. Warners Sale! Reg. $2.50 Bra of Tomorrow _ _ _ Reg, $7.95 Delilah. Girdles Reg. $8.95 Delilah Penty GlrdiH _ Reg. $10,95 Delilah J.ong Leg Pantle Girdles Wameno R... $2.95 WALTZ GOWNS Phil Maid nylon and da· cron blend waJt! length gowns. Sjzes small, med. ium, large & extra large. Solid eolom and prinll, Sole $1.95 . S.le $5.99 Sale $6.99 S.le $1.99 BESTFORM BRAS Reg. · $1.59 Cotton BraS. Sizes 32 thru 42. A, B and C cups. S2.39 $1.38 Womena .... In re,(Ular and extrl 1izes. Salo I 3 SJJeO 49c DRI!5S MATERIALS ··-------59c DRESS MATERIALS ···--·-·-69~ DRESS MATERIALS ·---···--79c DRESS lt\ATIRIAL$ .......... 19c DRESS MATERIALS ----··---~c DRESS MATIRIALS -··-····-$1.19 DRESS MATERIALS ..•••••• $1.29 . DRISS MATERIALS ........ ON SALE POR 31c ON SALI FOR >11c ON SALI FOR 41c ON SALI FOR >11c ON SALE FOR 69c ON SALE POl 69c ON SALE POR 79< ON SALE FOR 79< Salt January Discount FURNITURE I SALE! All Furniture Reduced YID, as himself. plaldo THURSDAY, JAN. 9 NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY J•nu•ry 10.11 uHOOTINANNY HOOT" Peter Breck, Ruta Lee, JobJ Baker. Pam Austin, Geo. Ha· milton IV. Sheb Wooley, Bro. thers Four Jobnny Cash Gateway Trio, Judy Henake; Joe &: Eddie, Chrla Crosby, Cathie Taylor. "A TICKLISH AFFAIR" (Technicolor) ihirloy Jones, Red Buttons, Glc Young, Csro!)'ll Jonea, Bryon Russell, Peter Robblna u~ for big savlltlll on al Frltlclalre appllanc", Zenith TV . I ' tlil)BANESWAR {ndia Prime M!nloter Ja~aharlal Nebru is showing satisfactory progress In his recovery from 1 high blood pressure •limen!, a ~~~:~~~~~:!~~~~~ay. .. Mol. Rog. $1.00 LACE ond SELF·T,RIM PEmPANTS Sizes Mnall, medium 1nd large. White and pHtel Red, • colorS. $1.69 89c ·,.tt Solei Reg. 99c . , ,' Jl!' Womens Seamless and full fashioned stocld!ijtl. Sizes 8'h tbru 11. Seamless mesh, seamless stretch, dres.s sheer and walking sheer with seams. Assort· ed best shades. $2.45 • 1 Reg. $2.95 thru $5.95 Infanta and Toddltro TWD ond THRII PIECE Womona Rot. 59c PANTIES Phil Maid rayon panlies. Regular sizes. Assorted prints and white. CRAWLER SETS Size• IMaU medium, laree and extra la111e. • ! pr1ce 2 pr. Womons 11111. $1.95 FULL LENGTH PAJAMAS ,, \ sp~ Salo Save A Bit 25% Now At MASON FURNITURE RUTLAND FURNITURE lif 2.... 11 Rutletod, lot $1.00 ,, ' • $3·39 , Men's and Boys Wear Mens $3.95 Long SIMYa Sport Shlrta _$ale $3.00 Mens $2.95 Broadcloth Pajam11 _ _ Sale $2.50 Mens $2.95 LDIIfl SIHVe Sport Shlrta -Sale $2.50 "1,eM $3.95 Broadcloth Pajltmu _ Sola $3.00 MIM $1.95 LDIIfl SIHVe Sport Shirts -Sale $1.50 Bey. $2.95 Long Sl"ve SJIII.rt Shlrta _ S.lt.$1.50 Boya $1.95 & f8.95 Coat SWMt.rs _ Sale $5.00 M.nt & Bo;s $1.95 Shlrta _ S a l e $1.00 MIM $3.95 LDIIfl Tall Flannel Shlrtt S.le 2 for $7 fl\ens $2.95 Long Tall Flannel Shlrb S.le 2 for $5 C:Omlllnallon Jack.,. . · Sale $17.00 Mens $2.50 Wembley Neck Tl" $1.50 Mens $16.50 Zipper Front Jacbts....;. Sale $11.00 VIsit .the Furniture Department at EIII'ertelcli· 'In Pomeroy for big savings In nationally advertlaed · furalture and floor QOverings. OUr Janu111 sate 'Di· · eludes for the kitchen: Refdgerators, Breakf.Yt Sets, Utlllty Cabinets; Ranges, Wub~s. ~. Sink&, Stools and Utility Tables. ,._. · · For the dining JODm: Complete Suites, Open Sf1iCk Tables, Chairs, Buffets, Hutches, CblnU aiUJI tensol Commode Tabl~s. • · . · . For Li¥11111 Roomrsotb, 2 Piece ~· Piece Sec:tlonala, Rocking ChBin, I.ouhge CbaJra· Chairs , and Tablea, Lamps: Desk&, Mirrors, Pictures. ' · For the Bacl'ltoe!m: ~l)lll Suftei, Cedar Wlltth-obei, Roliaway Beds, Bunk ile4a, Mlttreue. 'l!lc· flt. occa.amJial Sutte&is Recl!nen, Cbeati . ~~~~~· • -~ . . ...... . . . . _ , _ , _ _ from susp·ect presi'dent of • order poIIce in Middleport -- ·- - ·~· - .......... - - _ _4 .. . , - - - - ... ,.. u~true. A Y pump u:; · IOQil "'"'!'t-"1 repal!' olfl':"• !Clalj ;:raber sa~~ ~oda:u:e ense u • c ltu<iyll>c the ~~~=~ty, Is poss A ~emPorary pipe ~ · · ,.,. ' 11'\ i" Browm WI"}I ;?'J ' b 67 e a SU p0 fl more persons ·~ ltlfi: r- issllf!\I.I!J er are annOUnced car ,·t oonrst . D l•tes .., d nat•on s moo a kiln no and a. llil!n-; .. -.dd . .. ;i ' ,. :(,,It·~'. ' '' re • , _ 1 tM 1!!1Jndc ·- - 8 New recordS made ffi • 196-JJ Reed teII8 8hareh0 lders · 0. and lot"": A ssasszn • 's b Pnn d to burn d ee•ner r . ' .. -..,.·- ··- firms if a new national agreement Is not reached by nen Wednesday. "I have notified the Industry that sir trucking firms . all of which have terminals 'In Chicago, will be struck here and the sll•ike wiD spread to their operations throughout the coon· try." Hoffa told trucking negot•'ators and federal mediators Wednesday. l:loffa and trucking firm negoliators said that many issues, most of them minor, have been bu . h agreed upon, 1 sesSions. ave bo811ed down on econom•c. Issueo, including wages, vacationS and penslnn P111r¥'· Bbe JANUARY SAL& 1· · Men. $27.50 SIMCie .& Knit S.ve A Big 25% Now At Bleached ,anoWJ· white Birdaeye with mulU coloi-ed liar· der1. Drlea last. Lint free, 24~ by 31 lnchea. 4 ~ SerVICeS • · £Or Rev Van Meter DISH TOWELS IALI It was reperted 11>1 parts ol Vinton lllll ha8 but pressure iJ low. er up are dry. The mentary school, located high area, has been cause of lhe water ~=t At first, officials bE community's water ~""'V,r: gone bad, but this wao or Stevens Jumbo Sla Slzeo 32 thru 40, White and pastel t!olora. Sill" ':f pair for only, ~t;.~~":! ,:;ti;~~."tru!~~ ~~na~~~~~;;.;'!~~r~·:; :;·~~h:~::~o~~d~~;."F.,"~~~ hd Id ,. South he 'd Leaper eIected _,a , , '"""''""'- Mone_Ytaken WNDON (UPI) - II wa&o and Eyecatchers by Berkshire". SSe TWO YEARS - Darrell Me Kinney, Middleport, poses proudly wIth this 108 ~und buck deer killed by bo": an d arrow in A~hens ~unty Dec. 30th. 1t was his ftrst m two years of bow huntmg. He thus duplicatqd hts brother's feat of late last ~utumn. Eugene McKinney, just out of the Navy and ne.ver hav!Jtg m~re than toyed with a bow before, practiced a couple of weeks upon urgmg by h1s famtly, · , and on his first time out killed a 175lb. ten-point buck near Bucks' Lake, also in CHICAGO (UP!)-Teamsters Hoffa has been engaged In ne- companies, which he did not Athens President James R. Hoffa has gotiations here seeking a na- name, will include lwo with Bashan store k eeper di Women• the looge•t dro\lght in tho lint• Deft osr director, after learning of the new crisis. Taber said Robert C. Siler, lleld coord!n- tnday two more stale officials, ator, Ohio Civil Defense divls- Clifford Bond, Civil Defense field ion, Columbus, tnday met with coordinator lrr this area, - and viUage mayor James Crace to a member - of the Ohio Health discuss the emergency water Department office were sched· situation. uled to arrive here sometime Siler was called 011 by State today to check the situatioo. Representative D. 0 . Taber, The health official would of!er former Gallia County Civil engineering services. Taber In 80 y•ars, Is abnost dry. H0 ffa waves stfl•ke th reat FIRST~ IN ::!~:':!~!·:·11>: :::.~·:: Phil Sizes small, medium, Jarce · For the second lime In less than • year the v!Uage of Vin· ton In northern Gallla county Is laced with an emergency sit· uatlon. On March 6, 1963, rampaging Raccoon Creek overflowed Its banks, completely inundating the small community. Today, it's just the opposite. The viilage, as a result of fr?Im Tyd.ctanoon Lake, bbeut •·, , m1 e IS ce may talks were sc e u e to condnue sao nn1v n't the piollo, 11 was the pia~>through this week, including Sev~ral Chic~go trucking of. tive. It's 11,. nearest su,.,. · 411' lots, Somebody who waated tD Saturday. ficials called Teamster demands w~ter. A I II d f get rid a! sn old aprlgbl piano . Would be Selective "exorbitant." - . cv e ense " "' -~ • 11 011 juSI dropped • North LollThe strike, if called, would be It was reported the final pro- ~uck With pum~g 1 1 . cion otreel Wedneoday night. "selective,'' Hoffa said. The posal of the unions calls for a ~s stand•ng by an w ~ . . , WASHINGTON - The House And passersby couldn't resllt three-year contract with pay in· If needed . . ,. • R 1 Committee 0pens tnday stopping le ban1 oat 1 "'""· creases of 10 cents an hour the It was said communltf • u es' Chester Leape~ Chief of ' "Ftnt It .... I bus cOIIilu<Middle . port pollee apprehend· I are conslderm'I di·"'··· '.J what "' expected to be at least Galllpolis City Poll , was elected Mrs. Raymond Snider, Pornu first year , 8 cents the second c1a s ...,. • three weeks of heanngs oo the •• id f the Galli' a • tor going lu>!llf," ane sleepyear and 10 cent. the third new well, but thl.l would .~ , . II I hts .,, pres en1 o . leso reoldeal o.eorby reported. eroy, and J.ecovered froiD her year. costly and timely. ' swee.pmg CtV r g measure Me'•• Fraternal Order ~ Po- 'Til I Irlo Tb latest money be ev-• taken I r 0 m I ' Pres1d Joh h 1 ced ~ v, ' en ,.. I · e = The Teamsters also asked for A specia county lice Wednesday night were three lado. 1 telepboned Mro. Maggie Whittington's pockand I tin may ent nson as P a at the top of his list of unl!nlsh- The officers. m~tlng In etbook In 'the Bonanza sl<lre at increases In the pensioo s oners mee I <.<1 pobllc business. the Gallipolis Municipal build· the "T" In Middleport Wedne,_ health and welfare payments of today. I! so, the lco'l•mril Th fir . Ih " $5 a week lor each employe woold appoint • c VI • st testimony on • lng, also elected aruj Installed emeqeney." day about1:30 p.m. with $1.50 the first year, $1.50 director during the bill wa• to come from Its sup- Fred pewees, vice president, of - - Police oaid Mrs. Whittington COLUMBUS (UPI) - Secre- the second year and $2 the third Taber, wbo held that __ • ...,.,_ porters, but the preponder· Middleport; John Taylor, sec· left her pocketbook lay in the tary of State Ted W. Brown year. The truckers now pay $10 til last summer, ' anee of argument before I b e retary • treasurer' of Gallipolstore, went aero.. the store to said tnday 67 more wilne.... a week into the funds. take those dulles whlle ... ~ Sol\them·led rul01 panel W a 8 Is; WUI!am Barr, chaplain, ol the other olde, and when she have been subpoenaed to apo Eugene McCarron, general ergoncy exists. .. "1ted from opponents. Galllpolis; Silas Hamilton, troscame back the money was gone. pear In the investl~tioo into aJ. manager of the lllinois Motor Also, the oommisslon ·~: Vlllltl tee, of ~polli; E. C. HagfS · · ~-..mert Gilkey· wao oo \9~ COUrt feet! leged vote fraud m Lawrence Truck Operators Association, probably be calla,\ upon loA 1 · · •. ,.-r; -t:ON - - At~y.. Gen. erty, 'conductoll, <lf •Middleport, lha street he!!'" t!>,t 'IIIOlS'when ne~rly $13 1000 Coullty. oald the Teamster dell!llllds v~ aS!Iftltance .IO .Jitl RobeM ?. kennedy saicl ~ay and John D. Wogan, au,rd, of Funeral services r.r Allen H. ~ was IlliUifed of lliO !belt.' Be Brown aald he would bold a would necessitate a 15 per cent the CDDIITIUDity past the ~ w~ remam in hJS ~ab~ the Ohio State Patrol. Bailey, 86, who died thlo morn- said the Incident Is sUII under During 1963there wao $12,839.· hearing in Jronl<ln on Wednes- increase in lrucldng rates . gency sltuaUoo. post until after the prestdent!al Attending were Deputy Sher· ing at his residence In Bashan, investigation. Mtt. Snider bad 20 In lees ec~llected by I he day, the second hearing In the election. ' . ill Carl Manley of M~lgs Coun- have been tentatively set lor not been charged at noon today. Meigs County court, Bette Hob- investigation which began Dec. The brother of the late Pres!· ty, Patrolmen Ed Haggerty Saturday at 2 p. m. at the Other activity In town hall stetter, clerk, announced to- 3. dent KennaciY al.lo said he and Fred Dewees, holh of Mid- Ewing Chapel, with the ReY. w.. a fife call Wednesday at day. The coun!Y'• share was Brown said most of the sub.., D. Hill of Foster, W.Va., o!flciat,. !:IT p.m. to Cheshire 1<1 t h 0 ~.997.55 for the general.lund, poenas delivered to the Lawwould _be available to play what- dleport, Patrolman John ever role would be ~selul to the Wogan of the. Ohio State Pa· ing, Burial will be In 1\le SUtton Harold Clark residence where $2,202.64 for the auto hcense renee County sheriff's o If i c e · l (it , I!"mocl'aUe. party m the elec- lrol, Chief Chester Leaper, Sgt. Cemetery. · motor on furnace had and gu fund, $1,386.83 for law were lor witnesses who had oot f'• , 1 8 liOn campaign. Although be has William Barr, Sgt. John Tay- He operated a gener~)slore caught lire. The only damage library, ,1,230.05 to I he appeared at the first hearing Record earnings, resources, deposits and loans in been baek at work lor. some lrr, and PatroiJDen Paul North, lor many years at Bashan and wao to the furnace motor. sherllf. The state wdl receive last month. were reported W~dnesday to sh:u-eholders of t~e tlme: Kennedy has avoided the BolUs North, Gary Winters and In his early life he taaght 'I'll Middleport E-R d $2,022.33. In 1962 lees we r e Brown sent Investigators Into ers Bank and Savmgs Co. at the1r annual meeting. 1 , p~bhc limelight &I mu~h &I po&- Sllaa Bamllton, all of Gaillpolis. school. He was vice president was "called Wednesea a;"'~42 $7,71111.69. Lawrence County in late No- Total resources at . o; h · stble sin.ce the llssassmatlon of Refreshments were served. and trustee of the FJrst Nation· M J : ll i, Fees collected in December, vember after alleged irregular!were $5,010,582, an 1ls 60th year of service to ~Y 1 hi~. brother on Nov, 22. al Bank of Racine until he re- t,m.F or tit rsi 1 ac h ';: rd 1963 amounted to $1,139.85 with lies were reported to him. He $248,750 over the year before, Bend area in 1~,~ My one lnterest really Is beTHEY'RE HERE tired. He was a member of h · rt ~ur bl 8 at first it was announced by Theodore stated that the . ~ 1• ~ ~ sle~an the county receiving $567.33 for said the probe was ing attomey general," he saki. Pomeroy Postmaster Edgar the Church of Christ, and the ea ~~ e. ocs Y Its general lund, $118.18 for the based on '" abnormal number T. Reed, Jr ., President, who would have oo display.~ "I ~ust don't know what I will E. Arnold said today Income Iilst of a family of 12 children. w~ ca · I' ed auto license and gas lund, $132.· of absentee ballots cast in the slated: the coming year • collectlijif,li! 1 do m the future. I certainly wll1 tax forms are now at the post- Surviving is bis wife, Eva. nd ree t~en 1 al•~re:e~ ~n nd 21lor the law library, and $37.· Nov. 5 election. "In mobilizing these resourc- U. S. currency which ln"'ju 5 0 stay as attoroey general ofllee and may be picked up by Friends may call at the loner· a ano er ore 80 lor the sheriff. The state The initial hearing uncovered es to meet the credit needs of at least one bill from eacft through the election." - people desiring them. al home any time. (Continued oo page 3) gets $314.53, charges of •ote buying, solicita- our community, we made ies that has ever been tion of votes in polling places, than 3,000 separate loans, the Federal Go~ernment: • ., • WASiiJNGTON - Democratattempts by precinct officials to Ins automobile loans, AI the condusioo of lhe ~ ic leaden turned on lhe, preslearn how persons voted and turalloans, business loans, real ing, shareholders re-elecl4il thi .ure today to shove through • ._., badgering of some voters on estate loans, and various types following directors: Dr. F r....a CongreSI major parts of Presithe grounds "they had IIDI vot· of personl loans." . R. Carsey, Mason, W. Va.. 4ie!>' d.,nt Johnson's program and to DALLAS (UPI) - Mrs. Lee herself and the couple'o two now practices the new len· under guard by secret ed as promised." The bank's statement indica!- tlst; Fred W. Crow, Jr., ,local ge~ them enacted by sumll)er, Harvey Oswald. convinced . her y6ung daughters. guage, but words come hard. Service agents since Oswald ed that at the year-end outstand· attot·ney; J. Edward li'Oil:o!r1 as ·~e bluntly suggested. husband shot J>resk!ent KennedCmvinced By Evidelee She hopes to become a citizell wu arrested. She asked lor the Melgo Memorial Hospital lng loans totaled $2,987,604. Vice President and Cashltr, or They iel tentatively for Feb- dy, tnday prepared far the task James H. Martin, a business of the United Slates. protection, but Martin sold she ADMISSIONS - Rnbert Hy- Reed reminded the the bank; Leslie F. Fultz, CileJio ruary a House vote on John- of burning deeper the assasaln adviser of the attractive moth- The widow told' Martin that was free to move as she sell, Pomeroy; Mildred Tubbs, ers that the bank will celebrate era! Manager The f'ol!llt!W son'sc lop prioritY measure, a brand on the man' she , loved. er, said Wednesday the widow she had no U1 win toward any. pleused. Pomeroy; Roma Hawkins, Cement Block Company; tller~d . antl.cJiscrlmlnatlon . bill Marina Oswald .,....erlted to was convinced by evidence one, including her husband's Her time is spent in a secret Middleport. eon .Johnson, Vice Presidelf,awl aimed at tale-guarding N~gro appear belore .the Warren Com- against her pro-Marxist bus- slayer Jack Ruby. She said she mok!l or hotel rooml She has DISCHARGES- Mrs. William Agncultural Consultant of ,t !la rights In voting, schools, JObs miosion. She · was expected to band. Jl , was mJide believable would n<it sue either the city of moved eeveral times, taking Fergusoo and soo, Middleport; bank; Mrs. Alma F. Parker Ill •.nd use of public accommnd&- tell the federal panel -ih8 ·be- by an .ugly transforma.tloo she Dallas or Ruby. 2 mooths, and June, Mrs. William Musser and son, Pomeroy; Theodore T. llaed, lions. ; lieves her husband kllled Ktn.. saw ln .Oswald, Martin said. aft· "I guess she .would a who is nearly 2 yearo old, with Pomeroy; Mrs. WOllam Taylor • Jr., President of the bank; D. !. nedy, wounded Texas Gov. John the dellictor IIi Rualla r&- valid suit against . She watcheo television and and soo, Chester, Pauline HyCurtis Reed, Columbus atlorft. . KEN'I"- Lee Strang, head Connally oo Nov. 2! and earUer tbrned to the Uplted States. lor wrongful death, often cried when the face of "'II, Minersville; Lucille Cole, ey; and C, Wayne SWisher,. coach at Massillon High School lir,ed a sniper's bullet at former ''He . had ' become more said. Jacqueline Kennedy appeared Chester. cal druggist. . · \. and one of the nation's leading Maj • . Gen. Edwlil A. Walker. moody," MarUn -said, · "more on the screen. Att he organlaatlonal meet.. high ochool football coaches, II). Afte• lhls testimooy, expected unhappy." . Donations have come In for LOCAL TEMPS Funeral services lor Rev . AI· ing. of the Board Of Dh~· day wa• d~m~ head coach at behind closed doors this montb, Mro. Marina Oswald, In con- Ml'll. Oswald. the family, totaling about $28,· The temperature in Pomeroy ~r! ~s Vand~terw!!.:· which was ,held follow~ tlilt 1 . Kent Stale Uruverslty, succeed· lhe 22 year-old Russian·born lrast was fond of the •lOW coon- her husband's The Southern Baptist Con- business district was a warm an '. w 0 . Y ohareholders tneeling, ~ 0 lng Trevor. Bees, who resign· wom.in will start building a , waa ·forbidden by her three times since vent!on bas urged ks members 50 degrees under sunny skies ~ "'!:::1 at . ':;'g~ ~e;o~lal E. Jones, Pomenly, was · 11 ed at lll8111!1 of the Ultl3 seasoo. new life In a str•nge land lor to Etigllsh. She Nov. 25 at Fort oend her tnday at 11 a. m. .,osp! • Wl e . n .ay elected Vice Presldeilt; Paul I. Strang, who led the lamed . at 2 p.m. at the Shversv!lle Kloos, Minersville, IJU ro Massillon ,.ers to three Unit- '• ·. a e ' Church with the Rev. 0. G. Me- ed Assistallt Cui!W· fi • · ed Press Jillematioaal Ohio . ~inTI":y, Charleston, W.Va., of. remalnlncolllceta .lliiMedabofa hi... ochool cl\amplonshiPJ. In his • . · . · ' .. ' · ·· - · ' .. f!clating. were re-eleeted to fill tbolr p.~a oix yesro a~ schooqw Ill . . . SUrvlvoro include his w i f e, for the comlna yeu. , ~e ~ver 'a t t immediately;. By Chester TannehUI lin's drawing Is a repr«J~ · kJn THE SPORTS WORLD I Somehow, more than ever, there Clara l.ouise; three children, Rees ii;Jll ~ . at the Mid • . ·B~k Nov. 22 last, like lile that.exce~ what Dav, Diles, of the slslt!e of Llncolll!:, ihe Not all thet wao said late on seems to be Uttle place for Shirley Jean Van Meter, _LinLANNING ll'.LIICl'ED •'< .•· Amerbn erence school ill o~ catastrophic days In ~ nailve cillllld40iiport said n~tjon's capital, .except _'Mt. the day of last November 22 sports in the general ocheme of da Lou Van Meter • and Nickle Donald whet. """ldenf llobol.!"l lr'Whlte erlean ·History, produced· count- er WXVZ.TV oi OC:.Jt. Lincoln's near grotesque'' me ~ soon lhereeller was to the things. Dawn Van Meter, all at home; illresident of called "a, llgn=l PO&ilk,ilr In le8s expressions of this . MauJclln'a cartoon 1 Is bent In grief, the h~ ill point, or even appropriate. But "If, ao a famous man once his mother, Mrs. May Van Met· cal Board of the pbyllk:!tl -, tlon .cJipatt. mooc). Deep tragedy, ~troke of gen~1111 ita banda. , ,~ ·.' ltioli was. aa(d, 'Adversity lnlnlluces a er, Portland; a brother, Rob- board'l men~" ··,. ' ~;, ':· f~~,,~ usually • in.killA .~~)ejelyeoplored Mau!din •istbe.. author.ofmany Dlles,oael'n••wlreservlee man to himself.' perhaps II ia ert Van Meter, in Pennsylvan- Monday. . • lo • IO'blghly creative, With WOrds! • '. . .. classici. Not all have tportudlltr G1 MlelllpJ!, way past time for a perBO!W Ia.; four sisters, Mrs. Doris George CL~ELANO .J Bob ,l!lfman, s!Jhti lnl!> human souls. : , J.lluldlniaaproduclof pictures without ...or.js. wiiiOrll!ldprullcorofadlea- Inventory- 1 long, hard Huppenth~l, Se_w1ckley, Pl.; and Pallt . a 12-year ·veteran,PI IIHI>major PuUtzer prizes In several War n. ·His Stato and that irt8ndo out from 2t mtlllllry ser1eo ~rver W'l[yz,. honut look at ourselveo. We Mn. Luc11le Rideohour, Ches· new )eakJI~ •. totlay wu 'named ma. e..,rlea Ultly wUI be awarded ~about G. •I. Joe ago' Is hlo Cavalry <TIIiill TV of Delralt, 11 die 1011 of seem 1o be swallowed up In a ter; Mrs. Merle Evans, Port- and ager .pi .~ Charl~ton lnditl!ll, to &Derlcana wbo, caught Jn Generals and ·PriVates Into Master !erjelnt oo the Mr. ll!ld Mn. L. D. DUes, great river of emotion, n ol land; Ruby Var. Meter, Long 81101:11111. =~~~~~ !he CIWelind lndllllls' alliUate tbe alroll8 feeling of loss at th- DIOll clay: . · Beacllhead. The 101'· s-ltt-11. , knowing where thai river Is go. Battom; two grandfathers, J1>U.. lA · clall AA Eastern Lee&· death of John :Fitzgerald geant. 11 standlni beSide b h , HIJ sportscut ~rver the ll8l1lll lng - and perhaps a!rsld to cob Van Meter, Portland, _.;., ~il· 37 years old. nedy, syn~ ' bifo a ·; e · broken down. 1!'"1'· bm ·~ .mtioa Nov. • made • point learn. Wo are c lht up In one Robert Ours, Loog Bottom. word&, or .Jr.W· ·a cartOon, t h 1oolt at It' scjuirely; :46 Jn wartb reproc1uc1n1 here. Said hurrah tifler ar.otber, cheering He waa preceded In death - About 100 algnJIJeauce of Mr. lllmed atlhe lioqd\ <~i ~: one lnJtant, .boOing the two 11011s. 1,150 ""ployj!l at. th' "'""lb.. 1 · 'the. ®, f u.nc1,1111 _· ..Mne (ca.v.al- "The Ulllf . '·...wedJes <If the and per'...J. t.ifo collfused bylt Friends may can at tile Ew· OllJo, gueouJ lllfl · ~ the horse), ' . ' .- :~( "' :' ~~ 100 shl'lnk the alltba!;rki!OWnotWhatWe'fe ing Funeral borne UOIU TlOOil Cli\IU.,O. OJ • . DIODtt.>OI lhe En,. 'hjlrclly will be any · ~·beln relatively ~ world of cbierlng, nor what wt're boo- Friday when the body will be 4tll'pqjll With Bill MaUidln'a. And Ill ', , . . .I ICII to 1D MtitltneNe IIIW. , (Coaii!"I'ICI Clll pap a) latta ttllte llburch. ed "cheerfu!" after a night. He was reported to asked his daughter, Mrs . Ghandl, to assuro the nation there Is nothing to worry about. 79c Colttto lnottnt Shave - ·---- · -·-·-·· Salo 6lc $1.00 Wlldroot Cream 011 - ---· - ·--····--- Salo 69< $1.00 Pllmollvo Aflor Shovo ·-·--··----· Salo ?ire ' ' 79c Polmallvo Rapid Shavt . •.•.••••••••• fino 61c $1.25 Old Spice Allor Shove Lotion ... ... lalo fl.lt " HAlF-SUPS •t:,:i;!:I 1 1 Womeno Rot. $1.95 PHIL MAID CINCINNATI - More m Xavier University iri:Ar~Ked through the t. wedlieSd!o~ 1n prot~st of ochool's withdrawal of~ ~·••~~~~,j I In~ _ Invitation to M Gov. Ross Barnett. .Cirrylng placards "North or South - We all freedom" and "He . (B•U"ne,tt)\ m~y be absurd, but let him heard,'' the estimated 150 200 students preceded the march with a "fl'ee speech at Xavier" rally by the side of a classroom building. leg, $1.00 Evening In '•rls Deodor•nt - ---- --- Slfo J9c Dacron, Nylon aiel CoHon s- 1 Mh 1nd Mayteg ~aahen & dryers. Mnon, ~· Ya. . WOMEN'S UMBRELLAS AfBorted prinll, and solidi. Colorcartoon• o/o • Also - · Group of R... $2.95 onol .3.9$ Vinton communit emergency $2· 4~ Reg. 69c Calgato Tooth Palle - · -- · ---····-··· Sa)! 51e R111. 69c Polldent Dontal Pawder - ·---··--"· - Salt 'V,• Reg. 69c Womots Donturo Adhooivo ·--··-·-·· Salio ·i'llt Rot. $1.79 DermHooto · -- --- -- - -- ---····-- Salo '$i'!), Reg. 98c O.rmolllte - - ---·- - --·-----·····--- Sale 'jh Reg. $1.35 ST 37 -- · ····---·- ·---- - --·-···· Salt' 'fh Rog. $1.49 y1cko Vapo.Rub - -·- -·-· - ·-···-· Salo $l.10 R09. 98c Llstorlno Antlooptlc ---·-----···---- Salo l'9c Reg. $1:00 Jor,.ns Lotion with DlopenHr ---·· - Salt '79c Reg. $1.00 Dry Farmula Halo Shampoo ··----·· Soit' 6,1Je Reg. $1.50 Adarn Hair Sprar -·-- ··-··-···- Salt •sl!a R09. $1.00 W... bury Lanolin Lotion --· - -····- bit '" " R111. 37c Jahnoan Baby Powdor . . . ··--·-·-··· Silt ~9c Rot. $1.00 -•nen Baby Mogle --- ·- --·--· · -- ~ro lite Rot. $1.25 Jergons Extro Dry . Skin Farmult •. silt .t;fc · On The 2nd Floor Some are IDllil pieees. \ Reg. 59c Bourlols Freftch L•c. Cologne ---- -- S.lo 39c Three pairs THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1964 Second time in a year Rot. $1.50 Coty Air Spun. Poce Powctor· ---· ' · Salo '·f1,1S• ~eg. $1.50 Coty Noll Potloh on~ Llpotick Camblnot!Oft, hlo Jl.-11 . Reg. $1.75 Caty Llthi ond Lovoly Flul• Mok•up, Sat.. sl.tp ' Reg. 95c ond $1.10 Max Foctar Noll Satin •... Salo ""' R111. $1.75 Max Factor Pancoke Moko-up --··-- Sale.f'Uiit R111. $1.75 Max Poctar Pan Stlk Make-up •••• Solt •$1. Reg. $1.00 Evening In Parlo Tallot Soap Box of 3, Sale 6to Rot. $2.50 Evtnlnt In Porto Colatno Spror Mlot Sole $1.19 DRESS MATER'IALS OHIO"' 32 lbrU H. TOILETRIES and exira large. white and blat'k. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, n.n " Sale of Well Kn-n Brandt Reg. R111. Reg. Reg. Rog. . NO. 225, and black. spo poln lH ,........,..... ~ .....,...... lr SLIPS Aaaorted atylea. SAVE ON Special sale prleeo on many bolt• of Dreso .Material• - LAct RAYON PANTIES 2nd. Floor R-lor $69.50 WOMINS COATI ---·· · ·- IALI $31.00 R.. ulor $59,50 WDMINS COATI ....•. . . SAt.l $31.00 Rogulor $49.50 WDMINI COATS ••••.... SALI $31.00 Rogulor $39.50 WOMINI COATS . •••••.. SALE $26.00 Rogulor $29.50 WOMEN$ COATS ·-·- --· · SALI $16.00 Regular $25.00 WO(III!NS COATS ..... . . . SALI $14.00 Rogutor $19.50 WDMINS COATS ..•..•.. SALI $12.00 Regular $10-95 WOMINS SKIRTS -----··· SALE Regular $1.95 WOMENS SKIRTS' --- ----··· SALE $7.00 Regular $7.95 WO(IIENS SKIRTS . . ....... .. SALE $6.00 R.. ulor $5.95 WOMENS SKIRTS --···----- SALE $5.00 Regular $4.95 WOMINS SKIRTS - -··-···- · SALE $4.00 Rogul•r $3.95 WOMINS SKIRTS ... . ...... SALE $3.00 Ragutor $1.95 GIRLS DREUIS · ---·· ---- - SALE $5.75 Rogulor $7.95 GIRLS DRESS!S --· · ---· -- SALE ...75 Regular $6.95 GIRLS DRESSES -----· ··-- SALI $4.00 Rotular $5.95 GIRLS DRiiSSIS - ···- ·---- SALE $3.75 Regular $4.95 GIRLS DRESSES .......... SALE Q.75 Regular $3.95 GIRLS DRESSES - -- ·-·--·- SALE Q.OO Rogulor $2.95 GIRLS DRESSES ·------- -- SALE $1.75 R.. ul•r $16.50 GIRLS COAT & LEGGING SETS, Solo $10 Regul•r $13.95 GIRLS COAT & LEGGING SETS, Solo $7 Regul•r $25.00 GIRLS COATS - · ·- · · · -·· SALE $17.00 Regulor $19.10 GIRLS COATS ·- ---- ---- SALE $12.00 Regular $16.50 GIRLS COATS -----· - - - - SALE $10.00 Rogulor $13.95 GIRLS COATS .. .. ----·· -- SALI! $7.00 .R..ulor $12.9S GIRU SNOWSUITS - ---- - SALE $7.00 Regulor $10-95 GIRLS SNOWSUITS ...... . SALE $6.00 Rogulor $8.95 GIRLS SNOWSUITS -·--· - - - SALE $5.00 Rogulor $7.95 GIRLS SNOWSUITS ···-·-·- SALE $4.00 Rogulor $5.95 GIRLS SNOWSUITS -----·-- SALE $3.00 Regular $5.95 GIRLS SLACK SErS •••••••• SALE $3.7S Rogvtor $4.95 GIRLS SLACK SETS ..... .. .. SALE $3.00 Regul•r $3.95 GIRLS SLACK SETS ··------ SALE $2.75 Rogutor $2.95 GIRLS SLACK SETS ------- SALE $1,75 Rogulor $5.95 WOMEN$ DRESSES __ SALE 2 for $10.00 R111ulor $7.95 WOMEN$ DRESSES _. SALE 2 far $14.00 Phil Maid w....,...... ,,. POMEROY, OHIO Tonight thru Wodnooclo, •an BYI IIRDII" (Technlcolor) Janet Leigb, Dick Van Dyke, Ann M._rgaret, Bobby Rydell, Paul Lynde, Maureen Stapleton, Jesse Pearson, Ed SUlli~ •.s• • Women's & Girls Wear en tin\ For 8 Month, Elld1ni Deeember Sl, 1183 Ready To Wear- Curtains - Dry Goods - 'Furniture ...: Men's and Boys' ' Weqr ;.. lingerie - Cosmetics. Bargains All Over Th;_store. State University alter a holiday visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Pullen and chl'l~ · · 14.526.89 '¥.J nm, .clo. - �_, . . COMMENYATING lDITORIAllY Closer Look - ' ~ !-.-Dally setltlnel. . ' ' o., Jan. t, teN Pomeroy·Middlepol'ti . 1 •• ~ · because it's the space age doesn't M''ake the flexible or Rogalla Wing, in· v4n~! as a kid 's kite by engineer Fran· cia galla In the days of .the National A ry Committee fp[ ,Aer~nautics, ich is now finding more and more u es,'P a personnel and cargo carrier. W'at could be simpler than tbe flex· I e wing? lt' a so simple it escaped the a tention even of Leonardo da Vinci. in ose time such aircraft could h!Vr built and flown. · j ()r the "lifting bodies" now being in· eman. com" ·i. vt~Jigated And though nobody has yet brought by NASA as possible vehicles out a flying boat·shaped vehicle for !he ringing astronauts out of orbit, and b to earth? They are nothing but Camily, never underestimate Detroit. Finaltv, Cor the simplest kind of fly· by, boatshaped things without wings ( t~hape of the body provides the lift) ing of all. consider the sky divers, who They shouldn't fly. If they had been have entirelv eliminated wln~s. lifting hl~ted before the time of the Wrights, b~dies or balloons. When they find som~.o even the Inventor wouldn't have bother· way of getting Into the air without being e~ to fly them . But they do fly . carried bv an alrnlane. we will have · item of technological fallout reached the ultimate in simplicity. tht * I • . Reports From Th e Cap1 1o !:'J:~=!~:.~~~= ~~~:::.w"":i.'t: , Voice of Broadway ... reporting By DOROTHY KILGALLEN By DOROTHY KILGALLEH SAN JUAN: If you want to know $ert all the New York night club busi· gone, come to Puerto Rico. AI· Nhot ·,,n the big hotels have a "name act" rto!~!,~~o·t~~h~~er~:·~.!have what the trade calls ll · policy •nd all feature kind of entertainment. In one, two. thn•e or more rooms in one small atmos· rlu>ric gazebo in the Ponce De Leon Ho· ttl·-t!Ie Siboney Lounge-couples dance an atmosphere or dimness ranging romantic to stygian to music provldlld by five consecutive orchestras start playing the first rhumba at the afternoon and wind up the lll"•ren,gue at four in the morning a moment of silence. At mid· . the place is absolutely wild with standing walling for tables, the dance floor, waving to and standing three deep at the rt Is enough to make the average York' night club owner burst into t~~·~·.~s~ophie Tucker did disappointing 11 when she appeared at El San over the holidays but Red Buttons 'em in at every show at the Carl· Louis Arrilstrong proved a ter· when he followed Sophle and Reese Is stepping out into spotlight to loud applau~e . Sammy Jr. bas .iust opened .and you need a from President Lyndon B. John· certificate of good standing from ·-. -.~· Pack and a $50 bill for the head· to get anywhere near Sammys' OrnJ!Ing grounds. • • • BETrY KEAN and Lew Parker are headliners at an ice show, believe It not, at the Americana. Betty comes wearing golf shoes with cleats and cracks: "People always said we to put this act on ice." Ill San Juan Antigua, the visitor in of atmosphere more native than can find it at El Convento Ocho Zaragozana and The Owl. El is one of the most beautiful in the world . You dine in a room with a vaulted roof years ago was a chapel for the Uved In the building. The dark of the choir loft railing has been : r~,;,>, t:s;~~~ and the only colors are the :ii reds and muted golds of huge tapes· tries on the wall. At this season because it was not yet Three Kings Night-the Latin equivalent of our Twelfth Nightthe orchestra played "Silent Night" and "White Christmas" during dinner and occasionally a samba version of "Jingle Bells" for the dancers. El Convento has fine food- 1 recom· mend the black bean soup with whlte rice and onions and the solomillo con pi· mentos and this excellence comes as no surprise when you discover the restaurant is run by Jean-Marc Blouet, the second son of hotelier Max Blouet who used to have the Georges Cinq in Paris as his domain but now Is ensconced In the Drake Hotel in New York. Jean·Marc is suave, sophisticated and efficient and he baa trained his staff admirably. '· . • • THE SHOW AT EL CONVENTO iB the best in Puerto Rico at the moment, starring a troup.e of Spanish Gypalea led by Rosario Galan and her enchanting twin sister, Esperanza. These five young girls, all petite and pretty and dynamic, are marvelous Flamenco dancers who work to thrillingly beautiful music and I wish some smart supper club impresario would make them a permanent part of the New York scene. Audiences here -and they are largely made up of people from the states-go wild over them. Most tourists who are here for only a week's vacation usually return to see them at least twice, sometimes three times. • • • ful people • want to ~ more about byper1nsuiiD a!¥f low blood IIUIIar. Frlllldy, MY doctor sa)'t true · - Ill low blood IIJIII' a r 1 l'm llmo8l out of - . which l!XII'tm8ly rare. n wu a JIOIIQ' IDIIIII l biVa 1o trot down 1o Jar IIWady abauiiO at II , _ the alon! 1o replaee IL l ago but bu Iince beea nplao-. But heN'• what mUy bup ed by otber worr111, lib poly. me. When aile return~ What lhe ~turated fall. Qleet w II h borTOwed, lt'1 a!WI)II of Infer- your pb)lllclan, lioplf1dl IIIII . lor quaUty, or elae a Uttle you may end up will! trill~ .... Pot lnltance, .... bdiiiiWI lzer pUle that de! !he Irick. ~ wllole milk incl repayi me wltll H. lldm. li:llra-lll'lt eat are pakl Dear Helen: INlet with medlum-llzed ...,. I I« a Htlle tired ot Butter home marprtne. complalnlnc about bow IIIey 101 What do· you do with people Uke rooked by divorce. Maybe ~ thai - ·HANDY AND MAD .should go bact I Utile farlbiir ABOUT IT. and find oul WHY the ~ Dear H and MAl: happened. : Best way 1o dlaCMap a H man want lo b& 1m:s intt·· c11ron1c bonowm 11' to be mastera of their homes I m all "frelh ouL" But remember; for It but they have to earn tblll cuts off your lllppiJ too right, and· IW far most ot them ~..: • are doli!J a 1ouay job. and there are 11mea w..... • Now If you thlot I'm· a bitter cuppa IIJIII' Ilia rellll!Haver. 0 Id di . ed hater ........ You mtgiii look oo lha bright vorc man' ]llll1 "' side: at 1eu1 lhe DOES pay wrong. I Uke men but 111.44 per back, and 10 doe.sn't boiTOw any cent of them who ask me out thine reauy hnportlnl _ Uke are ~led, and since there your hUsband _ H aren t many single followo Ill · · • the right ap lll'OIIIId, I Dear Helen: admit I spend most evenJn1is • Af"lf reading your letter lone. 1 could pve you a 1cac BORROWED motJBLE Dear Helen; I've 1111 a ~~e!ghhnr .who barra111. Thal't bild eniiUib, u ohe'e alwa)ll wanlilifiOIIIIICblna The capsule or whai·bave-you would Cirst be slowed by parachute, then gas burners would turn on to inflate the bal· loon . and regulate its rate of descent. · One can even take up the sport of bot air ballooning. thanks to burners that work on bottled gas and give pretty close control over the balloon. It's not exactly a crowdl!d pastime, but neither Is gliding with fle~ible \\ings behind a speed· boat or car. But their popularity is growing. . ered they were due to "hyper> Insulin," I would llke lo get In touch with her, as I have the same symptoms and maybe she eiD belp me. Can you give me her . address - HOPEFUL Dl'ar Hopeful: No, I can't &lve you Elsie's address. It's daqgerous to trade symptoms and "cures" long dJs. lance. 'Your doctor h! the only one who can !J'Oit your jltten - and this goes for au you bope- ness. Hatlo WfiiLE. lflf OH so SWI!E.T AND SENTIMENTAL SiiJR,ES ARE. BANK· rou.E.D 8'1-61Vf A LISTEI>I•••• - and tllerefore not iel a By LYLK C. WILSON running out on that beautiful Democrats as well as !rom "rooking." Unll<d Press Ioternallooal item, the U.S. buck. most Republicans. Former In on1er to avoid panic • The record shows that the Incr..se Limit President Dwight D. Eisenhowmong those married men I llllau late John F. Kennedy spent the Congress has been In a dog· er sharply proposed that the sliD tblll - ANONYMOUS government into an additional chasing-its-tail maneuver in re· Coogress clip that apendini THE BACKYARD FBNCIJI $17 biltioo of debt in Ule years cent years, repeatedly increas- figure by tiO lo IS billion. Now tbat the elephant jokes o1 his Presidoncy. That is an ing the jMlblle debt limit so that Eeonoml.. Ramored have gone the way Ill lhmY added obiJgation o1 the people Ithe u.s. Treasury could borrow President Johnson'• rinlt buddc!to. students have o[ the United Slates, men worn- more money to pay government get has had unusual early exwith the wild••~ way-out ill)len and children. bills. Kennedy's first request poaure over recent weeki. ness since double tllk. 11'1 lilt It is not a record In which for an increase was for $5 bil· These leeks from qualified "What's the diHerence belweeiJ" the tate President or his party lion In June, 11181, at a thne White House cJ~ have emjag, and anyone e1n joiD - aD could take pride. It is a menac- when the temporary llmlt stood phasized the President'• dele~' you have lo be II t:tU,. a.,. ing challenge to JFK 's succes- at $293 billion. This request minatlon to impose economy. It are a couple of eumples thll sor and to the party that hopes caused conservatives of both has been revealed, for example don't understand lt. break up the college erowd but to maintain him in ~wer. parties to denounce what they thai Johnson trimmed aoout U EJ:plalne PolnliDp leave us oldsters wonderln8 1 President Johnson Is eon- regarded as the admlnlstra· billion from the national de- ~erefore; I thought It ml&ht where we mii!Sed tha bolt: fronted with a task that proved Uon's Irresponsible spending tense !~Jure proposed by the be mteresUng 1o take my fatb- What's the diH.-ce ~ to be too much for several of policies. military brass. There have er to the callery and see If I tween a duck (Answer): n au bts · hnmedlate predecessors. The public debt was about been other oconomies, larae could explain lhe paintlnp to one leg the same. Thai task Is to Impose on the $280 bUiion when JFK became and small. him In auch a way that he What's the difference betw• Congress and the government's President. There Is no doubt of the would beBin to appreciate what an orange (AIIswor): A tnlct. bureaucratic -..ildllfe a llmit on On the day last No·111111ber President's preoccupation with modem art Is all about. becaUIIO II has DO bones. tbe spendin& of public funds. when Kennedy was · assassl· economy nor Ill his realization For openings, l chose an eJ:· So now I'll add 01111 of llij , Otherwise, the U.S. government \ nated, the public diJbt,, -llhal continued blg-thne apend- ~le of abstracl eapreas~?n· own: What's the difference be- · will sink furtber and further in- cloas . to t308 bllllon. II bad lng 111\11 continued deficits are IBID by . an American artist, '' - a collep freiihJIBD (Q. iJ to debt. It will pass, at las~ the reached nearly t310 billion on likely to coet him a lot of vola Barnell Newman. Entitled "A~ sw'er); A ~; bet:aull · point of no return. December 31 when the Tre. . nell November. raham," It conslstf1 of a pre- he drives parents to. - R. Thai wlll be the beginning of ury closed the 1963 books. The But the Jobnsoll adminlstra- pendleular black strip oo a ThiB column Ill dedicated t. the end of tho world as we trend continuu up. lion's economy cannot be wbol- black rectangle. . family living, IW H you're ha¥lmow k, a greater shock to the This Is the trend President ly measured by what the Pres- "As you look at this picture," Inc ldd trouble or jull )llall American way and a more In- Johnson has Widertaken to re- !dent vetoed in spending re- I Instructed, "try not 1o as~ trouble, let Helen belp YOU. slant challenge to the pneral verse. His success, if any, will questa, such u the t9 billion elate It with idenWcable Ob- 3he will al8o welcome f,i~Ur·~ welfare than all of the A.IJombe be measured against the Ken- for natiooal defense. The y..-.1- jects. Let your eye be free to amusing eaperlencea; · 'Addresl and H·bombe in the Soviet Un- nedy spending program submit- stick will be, as it alwaya baa register an Impression without Helen Bottel In care of &Ia I 1 . lon'a arsenal. The U.S. dollar ted to Congress in the budeet been, a compariaoD between prejUdicial precouceptloos. Can DeWip&per. already has lost more than ball for the 1964 fiscal year whlcb what wu spent thla year an.d you sense what the artist Is tel· ----of 111 purchasing po·wer In the will end next June 30. JFK what the President propoees lo Ung you." . apendorama ol the Roosevelt, budgeted to spend f911 .8 bUllon, spend next year. It Ill a matter "He aeema to be telllni me " Truman, Eisenhower and Ken· a figure which aroused alarmed of shnple arithmetic that au of that smoklne is prohibited," my DIYOTID TO INTIIii1',·.0P nedy administrations. Time Is )ll'Otests from some senior the voters can understand. lather said. MIIGI lti&ION tlllli •· "You're !~"'·· at a 'no """'.lU6 .......... L ..... ,........, ,.. smolting' sign," I eaplalned. ·~ · "Whatdo .yousenseabout .tblll,_-::::_:.,.;a;.=·1 .., • painting" tlr b)o ftt 011111 YQIQ l'abiJeb''ll com. ., THE DAILJ SENTINR • I Repo...t 0dav 's .1U d· lea· c-..,.. Pereelvea Fona AT THE NEAiffiY NIGHTCLUB which is called Ocho Puertas and furn· ished in a rather streamlined Spanish· VIctorian style with red flock wallpaper and chandeliers that simulate gaslight, the policy is intimate and continuous In the manner of New York's Blue Angel. A boy-girl singing team, Luisy Soledad, are talented vocally and comedlcally and there is a fabulous coloratura named Sylvia Del Villard who eomes out In a pink and silver Indian sari and sings to "oles" and "bravas" such as are aeldom heard at the Metropolitan Opera. There is an interesting sidelight to Miss Vlll· ard'• success !!lory. She uaed to Uve In New York, worked as a school teacher and she couldn't get a job In show busl· By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. not as common as H was In the A - No - tan lllame you Q - My doctor AYI I have days before penicillin, and ear- for wanting to clutch at a nerve deafness. I have had It ly trealme!lt us~~&lly results in straw, but Laetrile is not the lor ,.,... than a year. I've been prompt without complica· IIIIBWer to your probl_em. WheDtold that a hearing aid wlll not llonll. ever a new clrue Is tried on eanbenefit this kind of deafness. Is cer patients, a certain number that correct? Q - ID 1919 I contracted sy- of patients show a JJW'ked im· 4 - The bearlnc aid works pblllo. ~ .. took treatments and provement, even though He well in per11001 with conduction wa.s pronounced cured. F o u r drug lt.self may be worthless. deafoess, but lf the auditory y~ro later ,1 bad a normal, This is a tribute to the hopefulnerve Is damaged H will do no hUJthy baby diuchler. She now nesa of .. the human aplrlt. It II &ond. A new type of bearing has a son wbQ has something also a boon to the peddler of aid that may help persons with wr1111g with his blood. Can liB quack cancer cures. nerve deafneso Is being tried. It In any way be due to my syp- Federal Food and Drug Ad· II an electronic device design- h!Us! ministration reselll'Cbers have ed to replace the lost souod re- A - Coo!tellllal aypbiUJ does found no evidence that Laetrile ceptors in the ear, but U Ill lltlll oot opp ., a ceneraUon. There- Is of any real value In the treatstricUy an e~perlmental gadget fore, your· grimdson's d'-se Is ment of cancer. The drus may llld not commercially avaUable. not related to yours which was not be legally manufactured or , Bocaaae lllese thlqo I a II e cured. ,You do not soy what distributed In this countey. lime, ratlter thaD Ioiii y o • r blood disease he has, but Rh iloado and wall, you should Incompatibility between your Plea.O sOlid Y'"" queltioml bal)' yoUnelf leandn!l Up read- dau&litel'lattd her husband Is a and commeots to Ilr, Wayae U.,. II cu be nmart.bly elfee· posstbiYif· G. Brandoladl, M.D., Ill eare of lido popor. While Dr. Brand· live. Q ~ ~ mother has cancer otadt eat11101 onower ladlvtdual Q - Ia there ruch a thine as of !III esophagus. I recentl,y Jetton, be wiD 8D8Wor lellero Ill an operation to restore bearing realfiibout a drug called Lae- ceaeral lulerul Ill future col· 10 that I won't need a btarlng trlle. Would II help ber? 11111111. ' cure aid? A - Several operatloa1 have been used to restore hearing. Whether or not one ol t h • m would belp you could be easily determined by an ear opectalist. ....... . . • '- ui sense a perpendleular black atrlp oo a black rectans· le." "That'' very sood," I said. uyou IIOelll to be ptt1ng the feel of it." For the next study 1 aelected a celebrated cubist CIIIIVU8, the "Seated Bather" by Picasso. uNow let your reaet1on 1o tblll be purely Instinctive" I said. "What do you 1111 the painting!" . in =:;-. ;: , • Jat ....._ • · ,..... .,, :': :;;:,.., · ..,..,.. .. ..,,.. ..._ ....... ::'"'.,.,...- ........ •• - . . .. 4 •o =--::.:.,-·=· a 1 n mv·a. ........... ..., ....,.,• · • ,..._ .... ,..., ...,, lin r- ~ Doll .,,. _ · w ..-.. -..:::, ..:.; "' . _..., ,...,. ~ ....,. "' . _ - - - : ,\ -..,., . · ":!"';:.,':.;, ,;,""•"'II:. . Hosp ' ital news • pa.ymex~ 0 . . . . . oL ....d - • - ...- 'Pi Those who don't understand Modem art make fun of it SALE' I . ·=-----:------------..,l'l" :J.1era ma;: a:· SIRLOIN STEAK :iru,/ T-BONE STEAK L. WMld :J· e \I'll'!' GROUND BEEF dieS at home PURE LARD 2 Ch h f urc re uses SaCramentS tO 39c 1nStan t C0ffee --- Orange Drink Jurors won't have tO COme --. 4 Liquid Starch --=----------------..;.,;•.,J; Bananas SIMON'S ~ ' ·PAJAMAS HAM Sandwiches JANUARY Work Shoes $l88 Men's ·Work ·Shoes ~ $6.88 pr. . Round Steak _ _ Sirloin Steak _ _ lb. 89c r. Bone Steak ____ tb.89c Swiss Steak 50.,1bs. Complete Une Of ., 95c FRESH for Clearance Sale lqaves WHITE WOMEN'S Charm Step Dress · · · · · · · · $3.88 pr. Black &Brown Loafers · · · · · · · · $3.88 pr. BeHar Grade Oxfords · · · · · · · · · · $3.88 pr. Flats &Sport Shoes · · · ·· · · · · · · · $2.88 pr. 3.88 Shoes 2 pr. $7, 2.88 Shoes 2 pr. $5 GROUND BEEF lb. MEN'S DRESS Sire $3-88 $12.99 Cushion Kings ........ $9.88 pr. 6to 1 2 jlr. $8.99 Randcraft ........ · .... · $6.88 pr. · Glrla' ;$7.99 Mastercraft · · · · · · · · · · · · $5.88 pr. OXFORDS4.0AFERS $6.99 Sandy McGhees · · · · · ·· · $4.88 pr. Size 6¥.1 to 12 B, C, D, E, 2IE, 3\E iftll 3~11 pr. 2.88 Scamparoo• Charm Step Slles 8~ to 4 HOUsE SUPPUS l PRICE Women's . $2.99. $1.49 'pr. . Chllcl"'n'• $1.99 • $1:00 pr• . . Fresh Pig Feet _ _ _ 7lb. $J. , Fresh Neck Pork Brains ___., Pure Pork Sausage _ 4 lb. Boy's 81 to 3 · · · · ·:·· · · · · · · · · · · $3.88 pr. Unclassified Women's and Children's PULL ON BOOTS · · .. · · · .... · $1.88 pr. .· ROUSH'S ..SHOE STORE ..No. Second, Mlddieport ' ,.. ~'.::· ·---~--~-~~--~~~--~----~.-~ \ :3 lb. Lard Big Boy's Size 31 to 6 · · · · · · .... $4.88 pr. RUBBER FOOTWW 5 lb. $1 \ Bones _ _ BQ..Y'S DRESS Scamparooa,cBrooks, Sandy McGhee PRODUQ H'A. RDEN'S .MARKET . .. J;4$ WAID CROSS' SONS . UnoluiUJed • , !est Joppa POTA OES ' . domg . It, . tOO Ftozen Frcmch Fries_ ..!."'10c ·Cream, Pie.=:lote......-......-- 29c I I JU-j • •---~STEAK SALE!~--• The lighter side pap f!1C1 Omnnlllton wiD be .olfect- Bntish ,. . bod • every y .. . ll CoDtiDued tr11111 Denver emcs - River news ap 4:110 u.;•M'In• st•t• p.m.: ........ 1 3d ....., Gi.., 1:11.-: ~~. · •• a.m.; e. "'- Du llll' . _ comp~. .ete r idu Nt don a 1:16 a.m.: .... .... .,. • Goap r _....,., a.m.: N<ttbem 11own an-tp a.m.; B. B. llotolof <Iowa 1:• 10 kidney switch !; rol:!. ~~ :~: ~~ :::-~·~ •·:-•~xu!': 7 ~-- •er · :IZ, Pt. Pleasant Z5.Z'I, . 113, z a.m.; J!Obett,W.la down up Marmet p.m.; :nM'IIIII WOman d0Ct or .' ' Diles repo-rt Jonu, 1101 ~Ave., Mra. Georae R. Kent, liZII\i F 1r 1 t Ave., CAiherllle M. Morrill. 40 Larlet. Dr., Mrs. Dorts Rudy, Itt Finll · Ave., Oyde H. Old· acre, IJIO Chatham Ave., F. Keith Moore· liMN Chestwud Sl, Money taken .msuspect ..."f',,' ' 1---~·~--~~·~---2~---------------- Briefs we're agalnat mucb more thaD The eutbaet In produc!loa ol. DENVEII (UPI)- A U5 rising, Kanawha Falls 113, aa.zn.; Valley Voyager down Ann up~ U :50 p.m,; ,9> we're for. the uranium, an alomle eapJo. making team "' Denver '•"'""· Ouo•~<>-•lnn 20.22. ... i:!!l! ~ m : l.dlher Herdman F. Shearer 181 11armet l:·;~h "A loiig tlmll lfO ,IDO!her '-- slve. wiD be dlstrlbutecl •rnong geono announced gomery Island Dam w.. up M.udatd s::= a.m.; m.: 1 . w. Sw;zt ;;: ..,1 li% •• IDOIII warrior, Gen. nc.,aJ.o• the Ohio plant and AEC planlllhey bad Performed nlnl %0 feet, an<! N•.. wood up M!!!!dl!hl 3:10 a.m.; s a.m. ; Lucy J - Lu<lll dllft"" MacArthur, when be Wll Ill- at Paducah, Ky., and _ 0 a k anJmako.hwnan dual land Dam was l'lllllling 30 Merrill up Ma!dahJ 3;115 a.m.: Winfield 3:10 p.m.; Ullll l£.11perlntendent Ill codeta at Ridge, Tenn. In all, obout<I!OO transplant, the aeeond auch London was running ll> A. J. Patten down )lendlhl li ward down W116114 •:II , .,;a Point, apoke thole wordo: Up- wlll he cui fronl the I h r ee eratton this week. Marmet II> feet and a.m.; PbiUp Sporn up )I 'dahl Sandy down WlnfleloH:.O pJIIllni ~:;1~;. ~~ ~ on the fields of friendly lltrlfe plants' payroll of 5,100. The pioneering team ct. dam B feet. 6: jj a.m. Solvay down Wlnflel:! 1!tlli •.I(I!Jj)G bell Ch 'hlre Ed ard Kern are 10W11 IIOI!IIo •· · •· :at UfIn · geona, based at the Boat movemeat• . Galllpolls o.m _ Beever up MerrW up Willfleld • ;20 a;lllll. :lo 08 ' ' " P' greater battle•, In ler I, General and Veteran's · 8·30 p m . Peggy DoWIIIlJ' down Helen z. down Wlullelll , .,., , eHr, ThoR!. I Bld;;eni ::;~m ~bear the fralla of victory.' ClaJRl istratoo hospltalll, said all Oblo River - Edeana Bo.. ti:20 j,,.;;.; J . s. Lewis up II:· a.m. ·~lq • mas, · • 1· Tbeae seedll "-ve been patients were In good or worth up 14, Z:40 p.m. ; An-l.;;~~;;;..;:.;.;~~;;,.;ii;;i~.ii.oiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;>iiii;;;;;;;;;;;;'"FT1 Flora OWe Hall, Ewlngton, sown from tho beginning of fa!ilory condltlon. Calhoun up 14, 10 p.m.; lr Mrs. John c. Wiseman, 507 time. Abrabam LlncollJ sowed IS The latest patient. Col. Davenport up 14, 3:20 a. ~thH:·· ~ i\:as:\~ 0~ them nearly 100 yean ago, and ooly as a 111-year..,Jd boy, re- m.; James Hood up 14. 5 a.m.: Mr .;:::. Ee.Dun John F. Kennedy aowed ll!em celved two kfdneys from a Poplar up 15, 5:40 p m.; S. M. 1 eaaan • . ~· ey · • last Friday afternoon In Dallas. boon Wednesday during a Jenks up 15, 5:05 am ; a::~~~~ can, Gallipolis Ferry, Bunnie And still the victory II 10 long hour operation at Colorado Queen up 15, 5:25 a.m ; Rc ~~~~M~, W. V~, ~In coming; In these 'great bat- WNDON (UP!)_ The Brit· eral. Doctors would not Gib~Wn down 16, 5·10 a.m.; 8 Gl rio J ~bb "";'' Hav!' Ues tie Is of no consequence. tsb press today ridleull!d U. s. additional Identification or JefCerson up 17, 7 am.; ""''" II j ~ W0 Va ·Mrs ~all:tw B Hill' "The sports world can thai~ attempts to ball the sale o1 tails ol the case. Shearer down 18, 6 a m.; ~ ' ~ ' : a.dfalo., W v~ Noah c ·Stout' proud, In some~· ing British buses to Cuba. News- A 40-year-old man wbo City up 19, 4:30 am ; A. E . • Rt. 1 ·Po~roY. Mrs. ·Ronald has 10:, ~ r:'~ papers accused lha Unll<d ce1ved two baboon kidneys Dyke up 20, 6 30 a.m ; Def1end-ll r L Bragg Rl 1 M!Jiersville Bu , Ill breed- State• of using blackmail and day and a tf>.year-old man er up 20,6:30 a.m. ; OVEC aO'IImtl T;.,.a JoNelson, Rutland,~ jus e.OUJJdtf; tnunor- double standards. underwent a similar 21,5:40 a:m:; Eastern up Jhnmle F. Evans, Rt. 2 Racine, ing gr lnhumant'ty d There were Indications that Dec. 20 were 4.45 a.m .• Zimmer down 8 Claude w Souders Oak Hill ~lty,d 8 but f gotte' nIs another ally of the United "very well" by a Gerald M.' Rouse, Rt. l Ironton: th!r~ld cUcJ! about ?~. n to States, Spain, was determln~ spokesman., Significance of George E Johnson Grove City to go ahead with trade wHh b . I . d · ' H Un ' play the game. Premier Fidel castro's regime aptism exp ame =thFl~.!:· F ~.tZ':\ "Let us all pray that there II despite U. S. disapproval. In• 3U The significance of baptism FRENCH Cl'l'Y .r . Catlettsb;,.g, Ky. . ' some yet In the old prom- formed sources In Madrid bewas explained at a three day Blrtba lse thai, God brtnga men Into Ueve Spain wiD build aboot 100 assembly of Jehovah's WitnessM M I E J"""son RL deep water&, not to drown them, shlpa for CUba worth about t500 es in Portsmouth attended rs. aur ce . uow ' but to cleanse them.' " milli 3 LB. . $1.19 1 Gallipolis, son, 11:55 p. m., on. five people from the Mid.dle-11 E p1 k lb .. Wednesday. In both the ship deal and the Funeral services lor L. W. port area last weekend. BaJ><onomy ' Discharged agreement to sell Cuba $11.% Meldau. 78, who doed.at his res- tism means a dedicalion of a fro ... Patients recently discharged million worth of Brltlsh double- ldence at 561 West Mam Str:et. person's life to serve God. MAXWELL HOUSE Included Otis Shook, Mrs. Wll· decker buses, the argument Pomeroy, Wednesday morning, thenceforth as a minister of liam Metzner, Mrs. Ralph Parused by the sellers Ia the same: will he beld at 10 a.m. at Ew- the good news of the kingdom, 1001. (CohtlptJed from Page I) ry, Mrs. Raymond Dalas, Ira If the United States can sell lng Chapel Saturday mornmg according to P. R. Ruggles of Monday in the court of Mayor Sharp, Albert HaD, My r tJ e millions ol dollars worth of with burial m the farruly lot New York, who spoke on "The -----------------~ Lee Smith. Carson J. Blessing, Mrs. William Turner, grain to tbe Soviet Union and a1 Beech Grove ee me tery · Bible Triumphs in a Scientific RING-O felt, 43, Letart, forfeited Lee M. Brammer,.Josetta camits 88tellites In Europe, other Sumvors are his wofe, Clara: World" bdore 814 persons pres· bond for driving against tra~~~;\den, Gary Schaltz, David ComWestern nations ooght to be seven children, Mrs. Mary Cas· ent at the Suhday afternoon ~~n••_· F'ined were George W. R' er, Mrs. Robert BarneU, ,lames SHREWSBURY, Eng Ian d able to do business with CUba. to, Columbus; John Wilham public Bible lecture. 30, New J!llven, !1215 and saxton, Mrs. Thurman Borden . (UP!) - The Roman Catholic Meldau, U. S. Navy; Charles I Bnd seljtenced to 15 days In and Mrs. H. D. Brownell and ! Church today refused 111 SacraLewis Meldau, Columbus; Rev. Concluding the seminar was EASY MONDAY for DWI; Clarence Boyles, Infant daughter. ments to a womu doctor who Fred Meldau. Quincy, 0.: Mrs. Ruggles' speech on .. ~~:~:~ZII ______ :n ... Middleport, $25 and coats and . opened • family planning clinic Ralph Peters, Columbus: Mrs. Expand Your Ministry'' 10 dRys in jail lor reslsllllg and admitted she used contra. Forest Johnston, Columbus: ing were Mr. and Mrs. Curtis rest. and $5 and costs for ceptlves. . Rober! Meldau, Pomeroy; nine Leggo, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond turbing the ~ace, aDd Ike The Right Rev. Eric Graser, grandchildren, two great grand- Hummel, and Lane Dame!s. honey, 62, Middleport, t10 and M d Mr Rollins bishop o1. Shrewsbury, wrote to children and a sister, Mrs. ~~_::~~~.::=======:...:•:·_:;: <'Ollis ror Intoxication r. an s. Bl ek •• I l1tn Persons IUmmoned by t h t 'M II W lh II S • • and daughter of Dr. Anne ezan ' ""• e g Meigs Count~ Sheriff's depart· George u er, a a a, . TWO LEAVE Mary Scarberry and sons ber the Sacraments would be t f ju d I M d will C. Frtenda may call at the fu· John F Hill Long Bottom Meigs General hoapltal of Cincinnati and Mr a restored only when abe showed menth or tory u y bean ay th neral home any time. and Jirrucle R' King Middl.,: ADMISSIONS - Ben Batey · "tru0 tan " no ave appear cause e · • J k0 ' Wilson Benedum and repen ce. , Sc Is" case Chrlstlne Beegle vs The pori. will leave Monday for maDclSCsaHA. RGES •·phla Shain lly of Columbus were calling "1 cannot do It,' .d"'!,~:: M•';s Equipment Company has J • ch atnnan • duction at Fort Hayes, the _,. M and Mr Lo Be ed born Dr slezanek sa1 """ ~ ones ts M . c Sel . Se · RACINE, 0. s. ren n um . ln. ' been disrnifJse«< wlthout preju~ . .. elgs ounty echve rvice Racine· Ella Russell Pomeroy• r. M bel 'Cl I d Ch' te • M : and girls recenUy. cause I am obliged my con- dice by the plaintiff. A spec>al orgamzauon meet· bo~ridi,ij"ijnnijouijnijcijediijtodjiiayi.iiiiiiliiiiii a •,an •. es r • a Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Harris aclence lo do this work and also Christine Beegle bad filed a ing was held recently by bel Roush, Racone. and sons spent a weekend in to remain a practicing CAtholic. lt eking f15 000 I t Sulton Townshfp Trustees in . Mansfield visiting relatives "1 didn't come Into thls work su '"char tha•l th p us M~ s the Syracuse TQWTl Hall Coun· N she on a geCompanye was neg eoga cil Room when Roy J ones was The Decmeber meeting · ol. on theoretical ~-•· "'~~. . Equipment .., ~' ·. Joppa WSCS was held re- said. "1 came Into It the haid ligen! In conducting we!din; elected chairman of the board • at tbe borne of way, bavlog had 10 pregnancies which caused a fire Nov 23 and Chrlsle Powell, =~~: Lavloa Bramon In- and seven ,. living cblldren In 13 1962, on the corner of Bu'tter-' man. be th BOYS as temporary years. nQt-av and West Second-s! in Wages for 1964 are to e were Lavina Brannon, Pomeroy destroying the firm's same and an annual Flannel or Knit Barr, Glenda Benedum, ADJOURN EARLY building ' tion resolution was Harris, Margaret Gross· . The e~try of dismissal was fil. the expenditures o[ 1964. D""'"" imd the hostess. The Pomeroy Lions club ad· ed Wednesday In Meigs Coun- of Richard Duckworth as clerk Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wyers journed early Wednesday to ty Common Pleas court and Mr. Jones as trustee and family and Mr. and Mrs. hear President Lyndon B. John· approved. Leslie Scarbrough and son vis- son deliver his State of the UnThe regular meeting will be ited recenUy with Mr. and Mrs. Address to congress. T be YOUTH til ED held the last Monday of each Jack Scarbrough o1 Bashan. speaker, Rev. Emmett Smith, The Ohio State Patrol re- month at 7:30 p. m. in the Syr· Food Values - No Stamps! TO RESTOR,E ·TOWN pastor ol the St. Peter'• Epls- porta the ~t ot Roger Spen. acuse Town Hall Council room. WASIDNGTON (UPI) _ Th copal Church In Gllllpollo, scb- cer, 18, ReedsvBle, cited to Trustees prsesent were Hom· Area Redevel ment e eduled lo present the program Meigs juveoll!\ court on a er Circle, Mr. Powell, Mr. traUoo (ARA)"\'. going to Wednesday was postponed un- charp ot failure to halt at a Jones and the clerk, Mr. Duck· l the state of Kentucll:y March. stopped school bus. Iworth. 10 the town of Shakertown u Asst. Patterns toorlsl attraelon to help Boy's bat unemployment ·. /.:;$1. Sl2es To 20 Shakertown, Ky., eotabllshed Reg. $1.98 _ $1,59 In 180!1 and occupied unto 1910, ' c. was formerly the bome of tbe Reg. $2.95 _ $2.59 reUglouo and political Glove Leather known as the '•Shakers." The ARA said Wednesday Slz• will make a !12 millfon loan for 8'h to 6 _ pr. the restoratloo Job wtth lllate contrlbuUng $50,000. Crepe Soles ARA said the project Wonld Shoe~ ate 2119 new jobs In the area. taxes for eomeooe e1ae Ohio'• eommerclal benka do Just. thet by paying a taz Imposed by the state on their deposlton' ao,vunta. 0ver 53 per cent o1 the 1ntangible property taxea (Oil de'---..__ posits ~nd capital) paid by fin·-melal msUtutlons In Oho du!'tng the alendar year IIIU came from c mmercal banks, Louts J. Sc lder, Jr., state t.u; com ssloner, said. ' In Meigs county, local bankl paid $27,237, for their depositors and f3,079 on their capital. Out of a total of $33,3e8,577 colleeted from all flnanctal institutlons, banks atone paid $IS,· 915,953. Tb~ , bulk of this amount, ' sum o1 "G,G3'1,935 was pald f commercial banks on their , posits. In reality, tblll ·tax Is tm~ed by tbe state on the deposctor, but practtcauy all banks in tbe stale absorb It r their custo~~~?rs. The same IS true of the r on ibares of stock. This ed to $2,278,013 during the current .year and i~ too, was absorbed by the banks. . . - '\, r. ~ ,. . ntd Cartoo ~.., of $30,000 tax H~ m': =-~ ct u ,. tr.a .._. 1 :'!. t;.,:U~~~ :=:,: Whe. ever beard of paying houri ......,. Mrs. Jfoabey L. ldtl 'i IIICIII ftUI4 teem that ductlon of ~ III'Mimn Simple science comes of age from space research is the hot air baln arily mean things are getting more loon, which was invented and flown in 1783 by the Montgolfier brotben. And eo Ue~ted. the brothers were considered exceed·A.Otypi<al bOoster rocket may contain ingly simple by some of their contem· 1'1', 398,223 parts (9,554 of them mov· poraries. lng):.and 7,622 miles of tubing !Mil. Spec. Now the hot air balloon Is beIng 000898111.35) and gulp 20.000 pounds of Hydrofluoroperoxyzipatane-6 per se· brought back, and seriously being stu· COIId; Yet some things are getting sim· died as another means of recovering pier. space hardware. ~ Meigs banks /Jelen Iielp Us! ;:,. ..... POTATOES SO lb. bag SIMON'S Stilf..Servlce Market wv·2-3975 Pomen:~y 8eer alld Wl111~. ~-ow' Clln -co- �I • b Dick Shrider's RedSkIns gra • d , A • c f • Lead Ill MI merlcan On erence Mi11..rill trallfd thrOIIfb the coosecuUve wln despite ·a 37· first 12 minutes o1 its game, point effort by Northwoocl'l · ' but wtnt ahead at '27-25 for Jerry Pettway and Ohlo Nortj>good with 3:30 left in the first em's vict,ry carne; Ql1 a ll_Ral half ani! ewn<d a ili-point lead second ~ • 110inl play · h1 at intercrilislor': Jeff Gehring sophomo~ ~~rry Stechschulte. • _ was the h1gh pomt man with 25. Oaly If~ illUDe& were IICI!ed. . . . . , . . , . j Henry Finkel, Dayton's G-foot- uled . IOIJIIIl~ both In tne, Ol!lo . By Uuited Preu lateruatioaaj mg a Vlctory arought in Bow- \ oungstown mildf' lt 10 consecHowPrd 'Kom1ves 25 oomts 11 sophomore "tenter, hit on 67 Conference. Conference co-lead1 Miami perched atop the Midling Green extending back to j utive wins with a 99-51 romp led the F'akons and all scor~rs per cent of his shots to can 28 er Mount, Unlon hosts Otterbein 1 • American Conference ·standings 1953. But not this year. The over St. Vincent (Pa .) ; Flnd- and Larry Jones had 211o bead points in the Flyers' easy win j' and Baldwin-Wallace is at , 1 , today, thanks to _an 11-year Falcons turned back_the Rock- lay romped to an 111-llfi win ! !he Rockets. over the Bishops. . _ . ._ . . . . ._ __ _ _ _ _ _ _;, · ----~ 1 JinX. ets by 80.76, !hell" first league over Northwood (Mtch.); Ohto ~-1 .The Red.Skjns notched their win of the season. Northern ed ged Hillsdale NBA GAME ON TV 4y Sentin~l. Po':':!<>J·Middleport, _9_:,Jan . 9, 1964 third Mid - American victory That put the Redsk ins in the !Mich. I. 84-111, and Wilberforce 1 NEW YORK !UPII- TI Nawi!hout a loss as expected, an lead, which they shared with finished strong to top Defiance, , . B k tb ll A .let" 's SEOAL SCORING 86-68 decision over Kent State. Toledo and Ohio University 96-86. tiona 1 as ~ a . sso;:l~t:n PLAYER SCHOOL FG FT TP But they bad to have some help when u.. week began. I Bowling Green took the lead annua~AIIdS ar grim~ at 1 i ed . . . . . . Jackson 62 Crothers 21 J 45 from defending champion Bow· Other Acllon in the see-saw battle at 7()..69 1nex_t e~ ay ~~ t e Ne srk Winebrenner Pomeroy 46 41 133 ling Green to be in the top spot In other Ohio college basket- with 6:46 r e m a i n 1 n g and ~atlonball~ ~y , s ~ ;~T J' Ri chards . ..... . . Ne lsonville 39 47 125 all alone. . ball action Wednesday night. widened the margin to 77-62 all- ~ nc ., eg mnmg ~ / · ~ · C j 6 Ousley . -. . • . . . . . . . Wellston 44 30 11 B Toledo, with one or its best Dayton snapped a three-gam er Toledo could connect on only B Two fo~me~d M ~ ~rs, 8.~1 with fhomas ............ Jackson 39 · 109 . teams in years, went into the losing streak with a 69-52 vic- three field goals in the first tO . ~ au~ an c: r k ac u e~ ' 8w~ 22 Johnson . . . . . . . . . . . . . Logan 48 116 Falcons' nest with hopes of end- tory over Ohio We s I e y a n; minutes of the half. JOm arty ' It' man a A uf • Give us a call at any of 20 _ dy Blatt nPr a s announcers or Fitzgerald . . . . . . . . . Athens 45 113 23 our nearby offices. Prob-the telecaast. Magnani . . . . . . . . . Gallipolis 47 16 1 lem solving is our bu s l ~ Elllolt . . ........ Nelsonville 33 33 ness. Money problem sa .. · Rice . . .......... Middleport 35 26 33 Jacobs . . . . . . . . . .. Wellston taxes, vacation expenseS, 32 CHICAGO (UP!) - Charles t.. sed for publication and Fin- wired. :: doctor bills, thing s lik e. 0 . P'inley defied American ley exploded. "I consider your Finley sa id he had no need ·• TYPE • SVAC SCORING League President Joe Cronin to- releasing to the pres~ tht: tc:<> to mak(·· otl;.. ; ar;-.::--.;::::::~::~:; to ~ that Better still, ·stop in. ..:fi!Jd:. ••·' PLAYER SCHOOL FG FT TP day and said he believed other gram which you sent me this transfer the Athletics franchise • --Halley .. ..... Southwestern 31 15 77 club owners would authorize morning very unfair and uneth- since '' my 11rrangements have j ECONOMY SAVI.NGS & LOAN COMPANY'.'" ' Pe~k ........... North Gallia 32 4 72 , him to move his Athletics ical," he wired Croniri. been completed." 1• Deblpsey .. , . . . . . Coalton 32 5 69 : franchise from Kansas City to . " As an owner in the Ameri''I'm not at Jiberl)' to discuss ·• Eggleton . ..... . North Gallia 28 12 ~ Louisville. can League, I will expect any a contract with Kansas City," • • Rqbinson . . . . . . . Coalton 24 12 60 Finley blasted Cornin lor mak- future communications from he added. I• Horne . . . . . . . . . . .. Coalton 26 5 57 ing public Wednesday an order you to be kepi private and not . . . '• I . ~ri~~ Hannan Trace 23 5 51 ] to him to refrain from making released for publication without Fmley sa id _he was confident Cleaners Pomeroy • C Kv. ger Creek 22 6 50 "any further arrangements" for mv personal approval. th at the reqmred seven of the • NOW OPEN ~ATURDAY 9 AM · 10 1eague owners wou ld gra nt I1• e Fr~e Customer Puking M~r.~:~t~~ery Hannan Tra ce 16 9 4 1 ; the \ransfer and " await the deSuggests Stopping DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. R r Eastern ]5 6 - ~~ I termination or the American '' I suggest that you as presi· his reques.l t~ m~ve once they r• Acron From Our Stor• • ~ague con4:;erning the matter.H dent c,.; · the American League know of hi s situ ation. "tt • • • e • _• _• ~ -~-~ ,_,.......,._-_.,_.,_=,_=,.,...,.,....,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,...,.==""~""'" Cronin has ' called • meeting re(rain from any further publjc .Cq.L' .n ~ ·of the league 5 board or dlrec- statements until you fo r the . .. , tors - representatives from first time have had an oppor~ ANGELES I UP I !-~em- ?ther hi:J~nx thP squads go back Clevelan.d , Los . Ang~les , Chic a- , tunity to be presented ~ith the of the West and E_ast Pro mto trauung for the 14th annual . go, New York a~~ Boston - tme and complete facts," he All-Star squt:~ds _ sJI down 1Pro Bowl g~me . for Jan . 16 in New York and ~- lu,nd·o together today before The We~t " rate~ a six-and- has ordered a league meeting $30 000 S· D' !'I" lire to their corners and . a-half pomt £avonte m th1s the same day obviously to con- · • ' an Jego out fig hting Sunda.\· at year's game larg~ly bec ause of skier F'inley'; situation. j g.oH tourney opens MIJnorial Coliseum . the pr~ence of eight members SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPIIget a chance 1 ot $4.00 of the champion Chicago Bears Dlt~pute Over Stadluln Arnold Palmer. Julius Boros, i>l:ltel to chit-rh.at with the ' and eight members of the 1.11e ou tspo ken 1nsurance man Bobby Nichols and the res! of · d B p k at ~he annua l affatr. ht>l Grt'en ay ac ers. . has been in dispute with Kanthe country's top flight profesBlllmore Bowl. Another reason for the pomt C'l h' M , . sas 1 v over ts 1ease on u- sionals open play in the $30,000 ·red a few speeches and spread IS the absence of Y.A. I . 1· St.. d" 'fit lie from the East squad. The ". Clpa . a IUn;t, now exp1 , San Diego Open .golf tournawith most ol 1 New York Giant quarterback I Stnc~ sprmg. Earlier this wee,k ment today hurt a knee in the champion- he sign~ a eont~act _for the As them pessimistic about the posship gam e against the Bears to play m Louisville ~~ 1964 and sibllity of cracking par on the Rancho Bei-nardo course. and bad lo withdraw from the ' 1965 · The contract announcement I bowl squad. ' It 's the second big tourney of j Norman Snead of the Wash- in!ipil·ed Cronin's telegram , ington Redskins was selected to which said also that he considM the 1964 campaign and every ered f<'inley's activities " unfair" man in the crack field will be I replace Tittle. , East Coach Allie Sherman of to the Kansas City fans and gunning for his first championYO RK IUP! >- Bill Ed- the New York Giants also has that it l"fluld " result in disillu- ship of the year. Paul Harney, Wittenbt•rg University another quarterback _ Charley 1s_ionment th~, baseball pub- who won last week at Los An· geles, is not competing here. f o o t b a ll coach who Johnson of the St Louis Cardi- 1lic of LouiSVIlle. was named 1963 . nal s. I Cronin's message was re- The Rancho Bernardo course had a par of 35-35-70 and is . coach - of-the-ye~r, west Coach George Halas has ' about 6.800 yards long-dependhr , mteresled m gomg a nuclear of his own Bears and ing upon where the tees are higher things in the pro- also the dearri of the PackerS placed. , " and other Western Conferenci National Baikelblll Association .l coached -al all levels teams in the National Football . By United Press International "But the fairways are so l)arI'm happy at what I'm do- : League. Eastern Divioloa ' row that we arli! Jn £or a lot of F.dward s sa id when asked . W. L. Pet trouble." said Jay Hebert, who wan ted to mov e to a rna - ~· Boston 26 8 .765 shot a 73 in !he Pro· Am iorllsd oool.1 SEOAL ALL GAME CincinnaU 29 14 .674 Wednesday. 1 'There will be a lot CAGE STANDINGS most important lac lor . TEAM W L p OP Philadelphia 18 20 .474 of balls hit out of bounds.• Mos~ of the pros agreed-and New York 12 32 .2TJ job is tho boy himself. Athens 8 0 636 !ego football is good for N 1 .11 the reasoning will b~ doubly Western Division 7 1 523 !~ · big man, why shouldn't J e ~onvl e 5Gt W. ·L. Pel lrue if a wind cornt"s up. 5 4 579 be just as much enjoy- ac son · a Los Angel•• 2li 13 .667 l If that isn"l enough trouble, , 4 3 437 4 1 In it for the little man?" I wp ellston : St. Louos 24 18 .571. then tbe greens may provide. ht omeroy .... 2 6 454 541 th d t was e secon s ratg M.ddl t 19 18 . 51~~ an other problem. They are the 2 6 437 525 San Francisco Edwards was honored by G'tr e';"r " 2 7 447 550 1Baitimore 13 26 .333 biggest in the West and it will 15 1 · Detroit 8 2li .235 ~~~~~i~:~::·~·~H.Football Coaches Loa Jpo · " ' 2 2 8 .. . ~ take an excellent touth to keep T. · gan 66 Wednesday's Results IS Igers WOR i F 'd , G . 1 r1 ay s ames: from three-putting. ·.Los Angeles 136 New Vork 118 games and hed one t_he 1 Athens at Jackson season and captured Its • . . i Baltimore 106 Detroit 99 Dow Finserwald shot a four~ t . bt Ol . C f Nelsonville at Galhpolls Cincinnati I~ Philadelphia 110 under-par 66 Wednesday to win s ra1g 110 on erencP Logan at Wellston (Only games scheduled) the pro division of the ProPomeroy at Middleport Tburaday'o Gam•• drew 141 votes in Amateur prelude to the San Di-' St. Louis at Philadelphia ego Open golf tournament. The college dlvisioo. H• : SEOA.L STANDINGS lowed by Howard iTEAM w L p OP Baltimore vs. Detroit at Cleve- win was worth $425. A best ~all team headed by Jerry Barber of Northern Illinois : Athens 7 o 569 312 land New York vs. San Francisco at led with a score of 54, for 116 and Joe Zabiliski · of Nelsonville 6 1 450 439 Richmond, Calif. which Barber picked up $4110. Nl~~=:~7; with 114. Jackson 4 3 439 454 In Pro Ranb Wellston .. . 4 3 437 431 think l"d get it." Gallipolis .. . 2 5 361 425 1 said '!then informed of Pomeroy 2 5 405 470 1 nunur. The 58-year-<>ld vet- 1Middleport .. 2 5 396 480 of 19 years at Willenberg Logan . . . 1 6 405 451 , <::::::Iii fabulous 124-38-ll record. TOTAI..S zt1 %8 3412 3m · t . :1931 graduate of Wittenberg !Reserves! has b"d his crack at ITEAM W L P OP 1 time. He coached the Wellston 7 0 305 231 ' Lions in 194t and 1~42 i Jackson 6 1 247 198 later was with the Cleve- [ Athem 5 2 336 229 : Browns, VB.nderbHt Uni- 1[ Nelsonville 4 3 327 291 , and Uni.,ersity of North I Pomeroy . 2 5 224 272 Logan . .. 2 5 212 288 , iw~rds . pointed out he h,.es [ Middleport . 1 8 271 346 >lav·afo · from this year"s , Gallipolis . . . l 8 198 295 graduation: · TOTALS . . . Z8 Z8 21M Zl51 1 .can't tell about next 1 he · said. " Freshmen are SELECTS FIGIITERS PUMPS to play varsity in our SCOTCH PLAINS, N.J. IUPJ) I erer1de, so you never know - The New Jersey Boxin~ Writ- , ·the follo)"ins sea~n may er.i' Association Wednesday se- 1 " lected middleweight champion n;~~~:~:~ as a por~ent of Joey Giardello -as 11 COmeback 'j \ ff conference coaches fighter of the yeaf·•, and named expect, he added. "Quite Rubin (Hurricane) Carter, liMo there are a few pleasant No. 1 middleweight con&ender, as "lighter of the year." The Daily Sentinel Pit Gf. . - ' Fb.u.,. picked up lt.o ..V..th """"' .Re&aln Form 'A J.( gy"ARS Loyola, DePaul may g~nerate warm talk ,r· ! • ":eld- 1 r; 1 :v NATURAL BRIDGE SHOES to start a loan us Many styles for women in fine street and .dress g: Finley defies American league chief Cronin i•-••••••••.. g: styles. Low, medium & high heels. ' ALL REDUCED I CQIN-QP : 1. • MARGUERITE'S DRY CLEANING • •I ...... ,. 10 lbs. $2 • ROBINSON'S , • I• I SCORES Shoe Shop 102 E. Main *2522TO *200022 I j' -------- At ! "''est pro bout set Sunday I ••• INGELS FURJJITURE 1 1 1 j- ·- 1 , -· • BOWLINCi ti!lfied' Wittenberg IIJM)AY WOMEN'S LEAGUl! • l I I !or. 1 Standings I I I' } i t ! ' I : FURNITURE • FLOOR COV~RINGS • , BE·PPI.,NP l j 1 Frlemlly T~vem M. Bacon 116 Georp Tech 8'1 South Caro. 73 D. Gltue 412 D. Nieri 4tl'1 S. Parsons 341 Handicap 186 TOTAL 1862 WonG Lost 3 Davil • Warner 458 A. Nease 422 L. Gilmore 4111 P. Ingels 444 C. Bachner Hapden-Sydney 59 Brldflewater 58 Beckley to Bluefield st..88 (OT) Miami (Fla.) 9'1 JacklonvUie 92 1 American U. 83 Susquehanna 61 Homptcn Institute 72 Howard 58 Jo~ui!t HopkJns 71 TOWIOII st. 47 Furmu 14 1HcJunond A Be~ Abbey 44 Oglelhorpe 31 Vlrlinla 86 No. Carolina SL 53 W. Caro. 112 Leonolr Rhyne 67 Handicap TOTAL Won I Loot I Kellb Goble N. Teaford BUnd L. Beegle Loyola (ID.) 911 Marquette 80 F. Durst Manchester (Ind.) Ita Handicap Taylor (Ind.) 9Z Ind. Tech 93 Marion (Ind.) Ill TOtAL Won 1 Lost I Buder 1111 llldlana St. 81 Crow'o Steak Boa• Loru 71 Wlscoosln (Mil. Branch) 59 R. Vaughan L. Seyler Albion 88 OUvel 79 P. Young Alma 101 Ka]amawo 75 S. Moore Calvlu 10 Hope 82 Handicap ~.~. (0.) 85 Kent Sl. 118 TOTAL DaJion 68 Ohio Wesleyan 112 ohiO No; 84 Jllll&dal• (Mich.) at w.. a Loitl Findlay 111 '··· Northwood (Mich.) 88 0. Bostick Wilbertorce N Defiance 88 s. Wippel DePaul 86 Notre Dame 73 S Bartell Soutbweat . . . . . • .. M. Lebow Lamar Tech 78 Hanclfuap . St. Mary'• (Tex.) 71 TOTAL 'ft:l;u Wtilel'll 84 W. Tex. St. 84 W011 I IMt I Duke 81 ClemtOD '16 Florida A1<M 95 Charleston PI AJah!tmo St. 72 Clark 88 Alabama AI<M 85 Knoxvllle 80 . Midwest Bowllnf Green 110 Toledo 76 'II II· LOOK for the GREEN TICKETS for your saving!'" 99 lll89 324 330 377 413 204 1848 4tl'1 411 394 467 135 1821 341 3cr.t 369 331 241 1589 Save up to s1 00 on living Room Suites Save up to sso on Bedroom Suites (Mrar•;l '64 Jet-smooth OLYMPIAN tjee1# ! Luxury Chevrolet j ' i (' ' 53$ WEST MAIN STREET HI TESJ 30.9 ' CIGAREnES 25c , ...~ EBERSBACH HARDWARE Every Gallon Sold "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE•• With A Money Back Gu11'11ni" ' ,_.," st-t. ht<~. Mib,,;,, Ill1m 1'111n~ Df"/" Porno roy -POMEROY MOJOJ~:~7~COMP •, ' ' '. '. W._MAJN STREET ' • ~ ' j• ' POft'\EROY ,, ·,, ., l .\ I .. ;..... ,i;~'· ' ·'-i-. l. ' , •• ' .• f"'', ( .. '' r- - OOWNIE.;G~OSS ,... .., ' ~.. .WI~L BE CLOSED ~FRIDAr{ J·~~f'RY 10 , .• M ..UNEw OF I ~,,;:" ·26%-30% &50% Off on Dining furniture .., I GET THE BIG ' / • ~ Save up to S40 on Maffresses·· ' ., ... ,. __ , ·;..J --~~------------------------------~ ..~----~~~--~----~' .~\ ,.. , w: DOWNIE I MiS. Q. 1 /. ~ ' ..' ~RGAINS AT THE IAAGAIN · STORE , •• �• • ,.. - •• • (' I I, .. • 9~,;1:98:4 ~~~~~-~~tm~eJ,~PI~==UJ4=~~~~~~:;dllport.;~;:O:··~J~a:n:. daullblerl. .-R . WI..,., ' Mllwank.. , were holiday returned to lh<tr homo at Olive :Mlller, Edith HuD, !:iYI ' Hunf.. ITrllll.l., IMiancl. ' ' 1 ' guests ol hla mother, Mrs. Ada (IClfie Hill , TeM., after vl>itins <Wer ' ley, Ernest Piper, ~~ H111- . Von~- MUter, de.: .. to~ Barbara and Patrie- Slack and other relatives. the bolidays w•th her parents, mon, Grace Welkr, Marvin V, MilLer, Jobn s. Mlllitr, EUn. Mr. ond Mrs. Don Quisenber, • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cadle and Kholta, Cline Knotts, Lois Cal· Ice BAiley, 01"-"'!ll' Miller, ~ Mr. BW lf.y"'ll and Mr. Joe ryandchiklren,DamtteondKim l JOCietv Harold. ' ombo, A!fld. lot TriDS., Rut- lid. lor trano., IltUJ.atfd. •-· Colurnbus. spent Otrul· vlot~ Christmoa overtln« with ·' ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swift 1 land. Ethel -Miller Ray W. Miller -·~riety w111t lbo former's parents, ber pa~nts, Mr. ana Mrs. u.. ' aoo dau8nter. Michele o1 ColJ . Lewis Muter, dec., to Ruby M!Uer, Ecuth Hull, Elv~ ~ Mr lllld Mro Charles Hy..U car Henry of Clifton, W. Va. M H hM . f H !I umbus and Otrlstine Lake of C. F. Dixon, Amanda W. Dlx· J. Dale Miller, Marte Cox, aflld. E liuntly; Jobn E Hlllllley, :f::?:!~::::=l..,j hll rM ~~• Mn · May ndMr.~-andh Mn. 1'!11OrriJ Hubbard ton r. .un--· Athens spent Saturday afternoon !· on to Sudie Dixon; parcels, Rut- for trans., '. J .' Dale MIUer, Zella·L· MIUel, was uhgere toorrl80tendn at °the•mt . Mr. ond Mrs. Diet Cowie, a ua118 ter. r•ggy, '"":'' era! of Miss Mae Morrison. Mr. with Mr. and Mrs. Francis ' land. WOllam T. Mnter, dO<., EJ. , MaJile C."C, Stanley Cox, fto. and sons were recent Mr. lllld Mrx. Myron Bess the holiday weekend with thetr W M . b th Morris. Stdney T. Russell. Donna T. m Mill d to EdltlvHull bert V. Muter, Muriel Miller, , 18 guests of his !'l'andmother, Mrs. spent Christmas with t be" d•ugl.ter, Mr. and Mrs.- lMn 1w:r~~able""~ ':;;;me" du~o ·~ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Philson R~sell t~ Jospeh J. Postle- El~a Hu~tley~~llld. for trano.: ,Jobn 8. MiUor, Geraldine Milt. John Mautz 0( Somerset. daUjhter, Mn. Jewell Case and Vanlangen and children ml·u nd tbe · er, Eunice Braley, Frank Bra1 fv had · were dinner guest' Sunday of wait. ManeR. Postlewatt. par- Rutland 0 Weekend guests of Mr. fiiJJllly la Middleport. Columbua. Pegay remained lor !1 ness 8 r . re 8 1 es Mr. and Mrs. Ben Philson and eels, Salem. · ley, Eleanor Nellon. Clair 0. Mrs. Emmett Bartels were · Mr. and Mrs. James S. Quick a few days vilft. . ' to~:m:;.:: ~ h;:. McCor· Mrs. Gomer Lewis. J .. Y/· Milh!r. Dec. to Allee Daisy E. Mlller to Ethel Mill· Nelson,_ Ernest M. j>lper, Be• son and daughter-in-law Mr Mn Doo Cottrill Sharon Craijj Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tiptoo o1 ml k. nd · p nryof Col Mr and Mrs. Otarles Covey J . Mt,.er, Dal8y E. Miller, Elh· er, Roy W. Miller, Von 4 . M!IJ. trice Piper, Hazel Harmon, ' . ' -• her mother, b c ad Mr son ' dat • urn· of Belpre vis ited r'""ntly with / eI I . Mill er, Mabel L· MUIer. er, Edith Hull, Elva Hunt Iey, J . Grace Welker. Marvin Knotts, rs Vernon Barlels and and • Bruce spent' Christmas in Col urn bus via1lov R be en ·of CincimJati. Racine with Mr. and Mrs. Gor· Mrs. Eva Thomas and other ~~"•nd ~h~n Mr~rolo an~ Mr. and Mrs. Omar Bays. William T. Miller. Cert. of Tran. Dlle Miller, Marie Cox, Ernest Doris Knotts, Cllne Knotts, JanMr and Mrs Charles Hum- don West and family relatlvM. D .d 0 f Po • N Mr. Ann Coe ~as returned Rutland. Piper, Kozel Harmon, Groce et Knolls, Lois Colombo, John · · Mr. Mrs. Agoes Wb't meroy wereof Mr. ew home fro m Akron where she Mabel· L. Miller to John s. Welker, Marvm · KnoIts, "1 · hrey· and children of lleedJ- Spending Chrlstmu· wtth • • an d J ameJ vavt .. r'• weekend guests " f n • Colom bo , to L>h' " 10 . P o~er · Co., tile we,.. Christmas and Mrs. Robert Harden, Deb- Robert Ylslted ln Hunlln~. and Mrs. Ralph McKenzie . spent the holiday~ with Mr. Miller, Cert. of Trans .. RuUan~. Knotts, LoiS Colombo, Aflld. fDr 200. acres coal. __ _ _.,.,_ oon and e"ening guests of Mr. and Jimmy, were Mt. and W. Va., wltlt Mr. and Mrx. MiJ. Cr rned and lllrs. Jctln Dsvts and faml· Emma Piper dec to Ernest Mrs. Freeman Enoch and Mrs Robert A. llarden of Ma- lanl Duekworth and In Raven• Mrs. Mae awford retu ly. ', PI Hazel Rea h n Dou ' wooct, W. Va., with Mr. and to her home at New Brtghton, per, • ' g. Mrs. Harold McComas and tam. Pa., after visiting Mrs. Mild· Mrs. Helen Johnson has been Knotts, Grace Welker,Affid. lor S.Sgt. and Mrs. James Mr. 8lld Mrx. Darrell Brown . red R h nd th . nd r·ned to her borne th• past Trans. Rutland. nd children of Orlando, Fla. cliJidrm at Mineral Wells, dy. ous a o er 1ne s. con 1 • ' pent 10 davs with his w. Va., vlslted her mother, Mrs. Mro. Ralph Nobal of Charte.. Sbe was • dmner suest, Mon- week wtth Illness. ' Reah Knotts to Marvin Knotts rs. Carri; Sinclair and sister, Anna Grace Oller and grandma. lon spent Chriatma• Sunday with day, of Mrs. Ethel Wheeler. Rev. _andMrs. Arthur Cleland Cline Knotts. Lois Colombo, Af. A " -• "'·M. Dlddte. h'IS parents , Mr . IDd Mrs. Don Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jividen are ther, DUll se nn. . _1 b Vts!Ung relatives tn Colum· [ lid. .for Trans M'll.. Rutland. d to Da' , The name of Mrs. Phyllis Heo- PFC James R. White ;, spend- Sterrett at MI. Perry. and children, Tom and Ellen, us · . . • Ah~e J . 1 er. ec. lOY icks was unintentionally omlt. ing a 20 day leave here with his Christmas vislrors of Carrie of Athens_ and Mr. and lllrs. Mrs. Sybu Mttes .and M r E. ~tiler . Ethel Miller, J . Lew· from the Christmas dinner , mother. Mrs. Agn.s White and Sinclair and a..., Ann were Clark Jtvtden, local, s pen I Lee J ackson of Chtlhcothe spent ts Miller, Ray W. Miller, Von A. nd party or the Ladies Auxil- 1other rela.fives. He has been S. Sgt. and Mrs. Jame! Theiss Christrn~s Day. with Mr. and Saturday m Racme ealhng on - . I;Y, ot the Vo lunteer Fire Dept. stationed at Fort Hood, Texas. and family of Orlando. Fla., Mrs. OtiS ML'Clmtock and lam· friends. . burg, Va .• after spendmg lbe li!H; . Mavme Holmes, Mrs. Patricia London spent two Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles Thetas dy. Dr. Kathryn Phtlson returned holidays Wtth her . parents, Mr. qyn 6ow and sons recent. days with Linda Yost at Great and Tina Jo of Columbus, S- Mr. and Mra. Ted Martsch to her employment in Blacks· and lllrs. Fred P~~y spent a day in Columbus via- Bend. Sgt. and Mro. Ernest Theiss and ting thf' formrr·~ ~ i~tf'l' , Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward family of Groveport, and Robert Mrs. MiJJard Duckworth of Huntf'l('n WC'tzel and son. and family of Columb~s visHed McNick1es of Racine. ington, w. Va. Mrs. Helen Damewood. and Mr. and . Mrs. Don Quisenberry Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. James Baker son, LPs iPr, o;pem Chrastmas and fam ll). !Mrs. Luther Jo.hnston were Mr. and son of Texas visited his ay afternoon wuh her sister-in- ' and .Mrs. Edison Guinther and ents Mr l and Mrs Paul w, Mrs. Kathrvn Vinevard at Mr. 3.nd ~:s. Cha:les Sa lser daughters of Gallipolis. The girls par ' · · · · · · 9( Lroa10 VISited the1r parents . . Baker and faml1y . 1111e H•wk111g. nd M . H bb rd nd• were overnight guests of thetr · Mr and Mrs Dick Sterrett Mr. a rs. Orts u a a and ts. · .. · , l\lf1· John Bohram and Rollin f Mrs. Eva Thomas. gr H t:"'!.eek d est of Mr .and sons VISited Otrls.mas Day Boys' and Girls' 1 · wtth her paretns, Mr. and lllrs. .Cah'oll spent Christ ma s Day . Visiting Mr and Mrs Sam d 0 M l Tr '"z8Utli 8 . . ' ·. · an rs. h 'd . K 0 tiS ilia their. SJster Mr. and Mrs . JArnold were thetr daughter and th . andoy da wtngwere ght . 1 nopp, er gran paren18. t:'r~f'hel An~ anrt famil~ a1 !son-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Bill M_etr M Ru u ll e~:i·ll~:g· Mr .. and Mrs. Harry Wolfe of inel'sville. Fisher of Belpre. r. a . rs. sse Racme R. D., and Mr. and I Mr. and Mr<. Herman London Mr. Richar·d Duckworth IIJM!IIt ~nd ~amdy of Valley Sta!tOJl, Mrs. William Grimm, Letart nd Palrtcta •·isil ed Christmas Ct1ristmas with hi> niece, Mr. en eky, Falls. av witb hiS sister and broth- and Mrs. Jarni!IJ Guinsler and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Park· PFC. Willie Guinther o1 Fort r-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Ralph family of Lancaster. er and Nanq and Howard Kay Belvoir, Va., spent the weekend oush and family and sister, Spending Christmas with Mrs. attended a pre-Christmas din- with his parents, Mr. and I .rs. Loren Roush and son, Bob- Dan Sbane and family were ner o• Sunday at the home of parents, Mr. ~nd Mrs. G u Y y, New Haven. W. Va. Mrs. Ronald Browning and ! hlJ father, Mr. Pearl Parker, Guinther and family. · I llo!Y. and Mrs. Ralph Hudson sons of Pomeroy, Mi,. Janet Ar near Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Leading· nd' chil.Jren of New Lexington old of Rock Springs. Recent vis- Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Enoch ham and Connie, Barbara and llftillllof . . his mother. Mrs. Myla itors were Mr. and Mrs. E. H. and son, Doug, visited her par.: Rose Marie, _were Sunday vi.oerit.Hudson. Stewart o1 Pt. Pleasant, and enta, Mr. and Mra. J. B. Schock· oro of his molber, Mrs. Rosa Mr. Thorru s J Quick of Col· Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Stewart and ney of Portland. Leadingham of. South Webster, (Sizes 3 to 14) umbu! vis.i.UXI. his parents, Mr. children, Jocal. TM2 Robert R. HardPn haE> and her sister and brother~in~ rs, James S. Quick. Ac· Mr. Harry Manual and dough- return<d to Norfolk, V• .• after law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles I anled by Mrs. Margaret ter, Coratee of Racine visited spending several days leave with Main and family of Ne\v Boston. Co they visited the latter Christmas afternoon and even- hiswife, Dorothy, and daughter, Holiday weekend guests .of Mr. INCLUDESJITE~DIET Mr. Quick's brother, Elmer, ing with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Pamala, parents, Mr. and Mrs. ctnd Mrs. Woodrow Hendr1x and . at St. Joseph Ht\Spital, Park· I Herschel Manual, and daughters Morris Harden, brother, Don, family were their daughter, Mr. LADIES' SHOP NEXT DOOR .-sburg. Jean and Janice. and otber relatives. and Mrs. Randall Atkins and . Pomeroy, 0. Mrs. Luther Johnston Mr. awl Mrs. J. W. Weather- Mr. Richard Duckworth Mrs. children ol Mllwaukee, Wise. Dress Bett•r For LMI 1 Chrlatmas with t h e i r by spent a Sunday with Mr. and Agnes White, James Robert, and -.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiAdiiaiiiiiSiiilciikiiii;;;;;ii _ a ter, Mr. and Mrs. Edisoo Mrs. c. 0. Roberts at Bunker Fredericka Schwan of Maaoa, r I Gni er and daughters , Caryl Hill. w Va., were Sunday guests of and Debra, Gallipolis. Henry L. Jobnson ls visiting Mr. and Mr~. Carl Duckworth I, I • , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoback his daughter and aon-in-taw, Mr. at C011bocton. of Milford spent the holidays at and Mrs. Marion Morgan in Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dilcher · Jjt'ome bere. Stamford, 'Conn. and children of Columbus visit· ~. and Mrs. Jack Weese of Mrs. Agnes White. son, James ed her mother, Mrs. Roo Thorn· Pa Heights visited his par- Robert, accompanied by Frede- son and family. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weese rlcka Schwarz 0( Maaon, W.Va., Mr. and Mrs. Royal Thomas and brother, Don. wero Chrlstmu guests of Beu- spent the Chrlstmaa bollclays In Mr. and Mrs. Eber Stowe and lab White irt Middleport. Columbus viaitlng Mr. and To look your best a Wltll·billanced diet Ia Important And tile ·• rl&frt diet includes Rita-Diet Bread. It's nutrilktn-right t. daughter, Unda, Mrs. Arthur Mrs. Carl Hubbard and son, Mrs. Paul Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. cause it's high in protein, vitamins lllld minerals. Yet Rit• Netgler and children spent Ronnie, spent Christmas Day Raymond MOler and lamily. Diet Bread is baked without shorljminat And each thin slice Christmas Day with thett daugb- with their ,.n and brother, Mr. Mr. and Mro. Herbert Parlrer, weighs only 17 1ramal Rille-Diet Bread ia 10 delic:ioua. Have ler 8lld sister, Mr. and Mrs. and Mn. Jamea Hubbard and Nancy, Howard Kay and Robert 101118 IIKfay.....nd 1111 . . . ·\.John Dudding and sons at Crown son, Cbru. Lancaster. were Christmas guests of her Beulah Slac~ has been return- mother, Mrs. Edna SUmmerfield and Mrs. Orville Crooks ed to her home from Meit!l' and family near Chester. In Columbua wilb their Memorial hospital where abe Vialllng Mro. Agnes White 8lld daughter-in~aw, Mr. wu 1 medical patient Jllllletl Roborl and Richard John Crooka and Mr. 8lld Mrx. John Slack of Duclt:WGI'th were Mr. and Propfirfy Transfers News NeWS I : 1 1 1 1 .,.••••••-IDafiy Sen.tlnet, Pomeror·'M!IItllepcllt, 0 ., .Jm; 11 Today's c:ARA v ELL ie.) ~ • ~ Gl' l l , _ .... ,_ ..- 4.1 COATS and • JACKETS 1 1 Now·lO'ro OFF Get the right look from him! L&Z Shop, 120 Main St. THE RIGHT DIET BREAD! Comp1ete Nee ds For Horne Bu'ld'ng Repairing and Remodeling ---- - LUMBER . Complete StockMen's TOPCOATS REDUCED Reg. 45· Coats 35.63 Reg. 49·95 Coats 39.83 • Reg. 59·95 Coats 47.83 Reg. 65·00 Coats 51.83 · 00 Open Fri. Till 8; Sat. Till 6 EntiN Stock Men's Winter . JACKETS and SURBURBANS ON SALEI Reg. $12.95 Jeckets - $1D.33 .... $1~.95 Jac:bts - - $15.93 Reg. $25.95 Jackets __ $20!73 .... $39.95 Su..u:Hna _ $31:63 Use.OurBudget or Charge Plans Complete Stock Of Complete Stock Of MEN'S BOY'S SUITS & SPORT COATS SPORT COATS Reduced! REDUCED ll.!f· $19.95 Colts - Reg. $24.95 Boys' Suits $19.93 Reg. $24.95 Coat• _ Reg. $29.95 Boys' Suits $23.83 Reg. $29.95 Coat1 _ Reg. $12.95 Sport Coats f$10.33 Reg. $15.95 Sport Coats $12.33 . Reg. $39.95 Coats - leg. $1.98 Boys' Shirts _ $1.53 Reg. $5.95 Men's Shirts ·· $4.73 .' $31.63 .SALE BEGINs· Yj AiM. LARGE GROUP OF Reg. $7.98 Jeckets $6.33 Reg. $10.98 Jackets __,. $8.73 Reg. $12.95 Jackets_ $10.33 Reg. $19.95 J1ckets _ $15.93 Entire Stock of Men's AU Men end Boy'• 'DRESS SLACKS Now On Sile Reg. ,$6.98 Slacks Reg. .$9.98 Sl1clcs $5.53 $7.83 Reg. $1~.95 Slacks _ $10.33 Reg. $16.95 Slack• __:_ $13.53 . SWEATERS R . .EDUCED Reg. 4.~ &Oyi' Sweahlrs $3.93 Reg. 6.98 Boys' Swe~ters $5,53 Reg, ·10.98 Men's Sweltera 8.73 Ref.' $15 Men's Swelters f u; ' r·~: Reg. $9:95 Shoes · · $7.83 · Reg. $~ ' Reg. Reg. Shoes -+~;..,. t~ .••#.••·· , 'si!W . Reg. . ' -, ' s~. I ··~~ $to.as < :S...':..:".i..r'!"= :.m::, Mtt~~,;~ Mrs Do id Bad& Mn M~P=tal. ~~~~b ol ~~U::::e',.:! ind _,. Y lol lllld Gloeckner Larry Jimmy Vera --ow..: §unday ~ mJ..:~·Mr. ';.m II r .: ly, vMrs. Opal Huldllnlon ...d IIIII .,;,.,.,, ·. .,, IIIII Scbool held !belt awtJ1nW P""' M and Mn Her· Lee EliMbeth and HDger Outs JChel Narrlt IIIII ty at the, Letart P'llll Qxnmu~ Bob ="::'ani'a er W and.,.,; Caro~ Mlller Mn. ,00: 11Gb liJiaciJo, IIUrol The United Brelllrell receqt~J. .:a·"':!i =·~In tty Hall A dinner wu MI'VI\(I al • · loUowed by • llfl elcbanp E..... Glr+:.: Mr: and sle Cburch, Freda TOll! )Ira. Jack Wollt, Mn Elm Plclt:eM BIUy Nan- Norm ROY end Mrs. Edward Dlulny, llfn, 1A1111 . er ' ' • . - · we,II d0 0ur ' best t 0 c0 nt nue. bnngmg you serviCe, qual1ty and vaIue .I n 19 . 641 I b1J1 buffs at that ttme that himself aloof beblnd a reserved Every kid irr Flatbush wanted to exterior, and rides with a quiet play for the Dodgers. Jt is to ferocity. Yet, With hiS fnends ~ presumed that a great many ' he ts warm, affable and of~lbem did want exactly that. liked. And success hasn'! turned t there . was at least one one strand of hi> dark brown wh didn't - and Walter Blum hair. . has gone on to also disprove I Credit• Aseat II 1 1 1 I well [ I . LYONS CLOVER FARM STORE ' o 1-------------------~-------~==== the Lip's taot. crack about nice guy1 I he"Iadmlts rode real well reluctantly. la.!t year," 1 ftnlshlrtg almost · It IIJok him 10 years to ht! "But to a certaill elllent I had the top bul the serious, quiet to be lucky. I rode (or SKINLESS Blum made It tn lllti3 by be- who had wmnlng COIIIini ttie jockey champion the best agent In tbe wllb MO·wirtnlng mounts Boom- ~ in Harold Wiseman and I Jng fr~ ' loth place to first, he a lot more mounts than I also ed that nice guys dtd before." ROUTE NO.7 TUPPERS PLAINS 2 lb. • pkg. could fi h first. Blum now 29 has been con· And he ~never wanted to play l, sistentl~. succe;!ful in recent !~!.~· 0 "• baseball f\!r the Dod11ero. ' years and It haa brought him TO"i..,f~ "I alwal!s lUred honea," he material comlorta which were L~r_\ll:; recalls. ·~1 ed to save up ~Y only vague dream when, as a t~~Tl,::~ weekly .all ~ance and then on sklnny 16-year..ald, he first a~ • • ••• • Sunday, ,w I had . enough plied for a race track job. He money, 1 d _o ridmg !~ Pros- and his pretty wife, Sally, have peel Park i Brooklyn. a luxuriously furnished home Two- Y , Training . on the southweot fringe of Mi. After hts S9phomore year m ami where they live a quiet We high school, ~ Blum was con· with their two children Seth vinced by a f'. nd who worked five, and Jeff, two. ' ' for trainer HI h Jacoba that "I'm home jUst about every he shotlld tr to become ., • · night," he SDy&. " I play with ' SEt: OU1I COMI'Lm Jockey. . the kids, watch television or SELEeTION OF CARAYELLI ;•1 didn 't know anyt~mg about just relax. And I'm usually in lADIES ANO MIIU WIITCIIUI racing," he relates. • I thought bed by 10:30 p.m." you'd just go out to the track. It's a nlce life if you don't say you wanted to be a rider mind risking your Ufe every an,d they'd put you up on a. afternoon and if you haven't a hOI'Ile." gargantuan appetite. ll waasn't qulte that breakfasts on toast and coffee The dark-haired little man and has one good meal dally. JEWELRY STORE But Blum isn't kicking. He a job but for two years duties were confined to proved that a nice guy can fio:::ourt ·St. Pom,aroy ' "h ts" wht'ch means · · o , JSh f1rst even if he never want.. I horses . after a workout or ed 1o play for the Dodgers. Pnces plua tax race until they cool ~en ease, crystal and cleaning . tack and ClOWn are intact horses for the blacksmith." It ·wasn't until _the sprinll Wieners. • • • Stew1 ng Bee,. e lb. ,. .,. r..~ Selected Groupings Of SH 0 E S FOR THE FAMILY Reduced For January CLEARANCE! ~~d f=yMr~. N:.a~:VeBarn. rln: l ger and family were calling Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Barringer, SUnday. ~n News, Events the Middle Block Next to Elberfelds ~IROY'S QUALITY SHOI! STORI! RALL'S ,, BEN . FRANKLIN f Middleport, Ohio WY 2-3481 'NEW. John· F. · Kennedy ·Memorial Medals . ;~ed to kq oha!D, S9c · JIG·c~Aw· , PUZZ~ES , Bt lilrL Berbm a-ll!lh Mr. and Mn. Vernon Cady -HI-C Fruit Drink s cans BIG 9 ·-SALE 1 oz. cent LUCKY LEAF- 303 CAN Apple Sauce .. can 17c LIBBY'S UB8Y'S WHOLE KERNEL or CREAM STYLE 303 can Corn clauplen, MI. Moriah. Mr. IIIII Mro. Erwin Gloeclt:· enteiillned tbe foUoWtrtg Ne ~v...r•• Eft, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jf~. Mt; and Mro. Bob AdlUllS, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 8liush and 1!4cer, E'.llward Mar· an; and Mrl. Leltle Spencer. ~~,were wilh prlzes Allalpa, Her- Celery • • • (:abbage. • lb. Oranges 49c t-.\'W CROP FWRIDA SWEET, JUICY Delicious .., LUNCH MEAT PREM 12 OL can UMPKIN c 303 can PUFFS TISSUES,;Asaorted Colors 400 •·1-9·,.._. C. 3c Off Lllae1-- - - - - - ., , .... . i t White Cloud .TOILET . .. TISSUE·.·_; )!e. ""'"• ng- fd . ~~ I.IHSTANT LIBBY'S • • • • Spencer,IJn. plckle!l FIFTH •nd PEARL STS. RACINE OHJq, doL a- 29c • 59c ··-$'1.00 Nttxt Wednesday OM·ol Our,... hpijl•r . ,_'-''"' 46 l!lld famUy, Columbus, apent a weekend with Mr. ,and Mrs. Bob Adams and other relatives. . Mr. 8lld Mrs. Floyd Norris Chrl8tmu Day with Mr. Mrs. 0'111 atld flmily, §!" lllellSe. . Leltle Spencer, Syracuse ilpent from Now Year'• eve till Tbunday Wuh Mr. awl Mrs. IBeoi~e~; BGub and Roser. . Mr. Mft. Ruaaell Roush llllCI fllllf]y spell\ Thursday with · 8lld Mrs. Davis and Bit neir •ljtlon. lb. FRESH 1nd CRISP Fruit Cocktail~~! lSc .Afple Grove Chapman- CaAaday ' RACINE ,, CLOVER FARM STORE FRESH SLICED Joppa Those visiting over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Meigs Benedum were Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Benedum and famlly of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Gharlos Vanentine and Judy of Prurk·l ersburg, Mr. and Mh. Franc II Benedum and family and Mrs. Vlolel Milhone and Beverly and Cathy of' Tuppera Ptalnll and Glenda Benedum and daughters, local. Mr. and Mra. George Sellers of Long Bollilm and Dutch Calaway of Coolville were call· irtg on Mr. and Mrs. George Reed Saturday evntng. Mr. and Mra.Harry Kearn• OH~ ROUTE NO. 124 RUTLAND OHIO FINE QUALITY- LOW PRICE GOESSLER \' lb• Boiled ·Ham . • Pork Liver • • • • -c.;~ oJ' RUTLAND DEPARTMENT STORE BONELESS I llmir~t. ttJEN'S SHOES REDUtE· ., . , D . .,.~ . ' $23.83 . JACKETS & SURBURBANS REDUCED SPORT SHIRTS REDUCED Reg. $5.00 Men's Shirts • $3.93 $19.93 Reg. $29.95 SUITS-···· $23.83 Reg. $39.95 SUITS •· .. $31.63 Reg. $49.95 SUITS ·-· · · $39.83 Reg. $59.9S-$JI1TS .... $47.83 . • .,. $69;91suns ··· ·· $55.83 . Blom . d'Isproves theory 'N. . . r·tms. h Iast' _ Ice guys ' "Nlee guya finish Blull! presents a withdrawn .tbal II was accepted by thelast." base- attitude to the world, holding MEN'S SUIT$ , REDUCE:D ·, _ Complete Stock Boy's Winter All Men & Boy's Long ~e Reg. $2.98 Boyt' Shirts _ $2.33 $15.93 CoMPutE STOCK OF Larry at Footer, Pindlay , spent bolldayt wllb Mr. and Mn. Alec Wheel· er and Bill. Ro¥ Van Meter, lormer fl8ll' tor of the l',lrvi- churclt, su!· lered a stroke at hll home Sat· urday night llld ls I pal/eDt rocheer who ciuaed a great deal 1 3'1 to one shot named Tus· of lndlpllon wilb a remark cania. Baked By t'sHaskins- Tanner's Semi-Annual 1064-, daushter. _Mr. and Ml'l. HIGH QUAUTY] a,. OSCAR FRALEY 11953, alter "riding:• a . carload • UP! Sports Writer lull of bales ol hay In slrnulatAT SUCH HlALEAH. Fla. iUPfl-A few ed "races," that he finally got yean back, when the Dndgero hll first mount. And it wasn 'I lived In Brooklyn, their manag. untO three months later that he Low COST 1 er wu a 111l!n named Leo Du· brought home his first winner, •· 1 ::t parade i---S.--....:!!.:.__.:..,_,j,l- Harm;., t snnrf 0, ' • COFFEE- 10 ~· jer. . :... e· 1·3• . . I..H.pgs ·' . pkg.• of2 •' �------•--1 •' ' . ' j t-t \ ' t na"u,. Sentinel, Por:;eroy-Mlddleport; 0,, Jan. 9,11984--9 ' their oon and family al P011o-t Harrisonville OJIIY- . Editor's ' J) New officers of Jr. OUAM are installed Movies shoWD about life in • Mr, and :Wn. Cborla Jones ' visited ln Zanesville. Mr, and Mn. Jameo Bor~"" CaDert at the home of Mr. chl,Jdren of Columbua vilttld and Mn. Lonnie IiudJOD rectm~l---------• 1 his mother, Mrs. Nellie Horgan ly were Mra, Grace Carr, Mr. v 1nd Allen Mlcbael, recenUy. and Mn. Jack Clark and childNew Haven, W. •· NEW HAvEN - New olfl· PT. PLI!ASANT - Dr. R. 1!. Calling at the Obert Marjdnl ren, Mr. and Mra. EI'DI!llt Slr: cen of New Haven CoomoD 175 ll!lperlntendent of LaiC· • home during the holi<!lys were llld Dtvid, Mr. llld Mn. the AU Star Shrine of the Jr. O.U.A.M. were inStale Hoopital, the pat Mr. and Mra. 'I'h'l(> Hinds and Perltina and children, Mr. proe Saturday, Dee- stalled on January Z by Dislricl speaker at the January rneelln& . family- or Zanesville, Mr. ond Mrs. Charles Spencer and 28, 1913, 110meone stole Deputy R. Douala• Roush of of St. Monica Guild of Cbrtal Eld M rid d d .;.... car from our Cllrport . . I New Haven. Ep'-1 Church 'l'ueaday _.. Mrs. en a ns an a..,. dren. · Thejl celebrated 11 to local police and Installed .,-ere Robert Grinenln(, ler, Ll2a, or C~hnter, nd ·~•- Hudson's birthday. went into action lmmodl- stead, councilor; <'ltll Cooke, Two .OOV.tea were shown, ane John Clark of ~ny a r. To,m Wella is improving With the eooperaUon of vice councilor; Charles Housh, , depleting life in a II!Oiltal I& •rid Mrs. H~~ . Fr~ne\1. · ly and Dana Turner Sr. is and Meigs county law Junior past councilor: Robert sUtullon IJid the other . _ . Mr. and Mrn. David Hinds the sicl< list. enforcement olflcen, the car Cooke, chaplain: Jtunes Bird, THUIS., FRI. & SAT. ed a teen.qe mentaUy rewded are spending .some time at the Mr . .and Mrs. Robert was found abandoned under the warden; Charlg Bleuing, con.,y yooth attending "tluses at 10 home of thetr son-m-law and were ·~esu or Mr. and Mrs. M11!011. Pomeroy bridge aroond ductor; W. W. Kltll, outside institution. A qu..uoo IJid lUIdaughter, Mr. an~ Mrs. Obert Glen J"!"elL · midnight. Ofllcen Ohllnger and sentinel; Richard Roush, Inside period followed the """'w-11 ·Markms. . ,,.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harrah returned to to owners. sentinel: R. V. Gibbs, Sr., rePT: PLEASANT - WllllllD ·~ t . lng ol the movlel. 'Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Carr and •re in PomeriJ)I recently. slm, of our citizens· are o! cording secretary; John Scar· F. Champe, Cltlledea, w. Va., son of Pom~roy and Mrs. Grace \: , the opinion that our town pollee herry, financial secretary: Hat- bu IIIDOIIII<ed his cud....y Dr. Walden and the discussed volwoteer work C~rr, Mr~. E':tie Haning and cOLnl SIGN GAITORS aroond in the town vehicle ry Pickens, treasurer; and R. , for the 1114 De~tle aoJDI. Mrs. Kat1e Wtison wore recent doing nothing to protect us or Douglas Roush, lrUstee. 1 nalioll for the .Ualted Slalol mental lnsUtuUon and the 'YP'" II guests of Mr. and Mrs. Markins. I!'ALTIMORE (UP!) - Bob to punish eveil-<loers. 1 wlsh to Twenty-two menmers of I he Senate. A p-uaate ol Marab· of volunteer work needed ~r. Charles Dibley, Mrs. Ele- Gaiters, a halfback who go on record that this riunor ':1 Ne.w Haven ~ll recently all Unlvenlly wllh a 88eH- Lakin State HospitaL Guests present were Dr. IJid · n~re Stout and Judy and R<;j>ert into the National false in every detail. 1 have vosoted the Fidelity Council in lor of Arts decree and il Wesl Slj:lut.,.pf Dayton spent a Sun- League with t~e New York foond Messrs. Ohlinger and Har· Huntington where plans were Viratnla Ualvenlty with a . day with Mrs. John Stout. Giants in 1961, will return rah courterus, cooperative IJid made for softball and baseball Bachelor of Am dell'.. ud .Rev and Mrs. Barnharl re- the NFL next season with efficient carrying out 1 h e 1r games between .the two coun- o1 weal Vfrllnla Ualvenlly t.U.n.d home here after visiting Baltimore Colts. dulles u~r the rules and regu- cils, Ibis summer. witlo 1 88ebelor of SelOIICO Ill lations of their office. I wish Membership in the New Hav- Cbemislry, Cbampe Ja emto take this opportUDity to OX· e~ Council has nsen to 97 dur- ployed by the llttenalloDII tend our sincere thanks to them ing the put f~w months. T h e Nickel Company iD IlullliaJand 1 believe 1 express the sOl)- next district meeting will be len. Hr 1s tt yean of a1e, mar· Ument of the majority of the held In Cbarleston on January rJed, and the father of three good citizens or New Haven. 30. Counci':t in the local dis- ehUdrOD, a doupter oDd two PT. PLEASANT - March Twin Fitted Bottoms _ _ __ trict are those of New Haven, sons. been set for the M I 1 72" x 108" Sheet - - - - TO OUR POUCE Pt. Pleasant, Charleston, DonStyle Show "'::~II You can fall on your head and bar, and St. Albans. , amually by the P 81" x 99" Sheet-----Annual dinner of Junior Wuman's Club. fall on your feet, 81" x 108" She1t _ _ _ __ Y b k · ht church announced show will he held in ou can rea yoor ng arm Point Pleasant high ochool atlll-11 Double Fitted Bottom• _ _ __ and go down in defeat, _ PT. PLEASANT - The You can work until yoo .drop ISS al Parish Dinner of Christ ltorlum at 7;30 p. m. Pillow C1se1 and lose all your hair, • copai church ,.Ill be held Marilyn Fletcher o! W!iAZ·TV' II A lew people know and nobody IS day, January 13th at 1 p.m. In Charleston wlll narrate cares. HARTFORD - Oscar Jac- the church parish house. show which will diBplay But just step aside from the quet Jr., is announcing the en- Four vestrymen will be elect- latest spring and summer 1111111-11 straight and narrow way gagem'ent of biB sister, M Is • ed during the bualness ions lor sale In Point Pleuant. Twin Fitted Bottom _ _ _ _ _ ~:~.:.&1~ ,1; .;'1 And eveeyone knows in Jess th;n Barbara Jacquet, of 6 Martins- and progress and flnanctal The theme of hls year's llbow 81" X 99" Sheet - - -- - a day: burg Rd., Mount Vernon, 0., ports will he given. The food will be "Clothes to Wear at the . Retreads on·sound tire bodies They give yoo a kick and a daughter of the l~te Mr. and the dinner will be supplied World's Falr" and the models 72" x I 08" Sheet ~<&.<&Y or your own tires punch in the belt ' Mrs. Oscar Jacquet Sr., to Mr. the Vestry and Guilds. The Ves- wiD have a b~~~·•:,,:tt:1':ll 81" x 108" Sheet - - - - And commit you right now to Bernhart G. Lerner, aon of Mr. try will supply the meal and the Weal Virginia · Trld01llp for rrfp the depth of and Mrs. George B. Lerner of the Guilds will furnish veeeta- the World's Fair. Double Fitted Bottoms ~;,t,,;r, at I~ special Oh well, I can't understand Hartford, W. Va. bles and desserts. Candidates for the title of M1tching Pillow CIHI p1lr ~-<lay prloea• Why we rcan't see .the good and Miss Jacquet was graduated Miss Springtime 'Nill be chosen the great and the grand from Mount Vemon High school b * tl)(1.t Goodrnr Of those all about us who slrive and Ohio University and d l d March beadquartel'8 from the county's three hig plut tax and r~ppable trnd rehber· achooiB llld will represent each tire for thele 1izea: IOott In tht htduotry Printed Double Bottom - - - and succeed graduate work at Ohio Univer- have been opened of the stores displayins lash6.7h IS 7.t0x 15 ALL POPULAR In doing things that's worths!Mty. Sht eV io a teCactherSclnh It he PT. PLEASANT -March of ions in the show. 7.50 x 14 7.60 x15 Mitching Pillow CIHS 00 s. SIZES! 11.00 X 14 8.50 X14 while In both word and oun emoo 1 Y Dimes campaign betldqtJal'lters/ deed. . Mr. Lerner ~as graduated have been opened in the •• '' . Let's give a hand, a word and from Wahama High school, Ma- fiulldlng, 507 Main Street, acPleaoanl VaHey H•pltal SEE THE OTHER JANUARY SPECIALS ON ·: a smile soo, and Ohio University, and cording to Dr. Randall Tay- ADMITTED - Ernest Roacb, ·< BLANKETS, TOWELS, WASH CLotHS, RUOI; · · "' the ones who are doing the has done graduate work at lor Coonty March of D i m e s ' ,,,) REGULAR things that's worthwile, Ohio Unlv"slty, He Is •'!'Ploy· Fu~d campaign chairman. Letart; Raymond Leed Ross, HenPILLOWS. ). d Mr ed by the Cooper llessemer Sentinel Masoo el . . . . · · . our po 1ce epartment, • . Mrs. Fred Franklin has Pleai&DI Valle Hospital Ohlitller and Mr. Harrah Corp~~i~ate has been set for charge of the office which will ADMITTED: Roach, Retreadl 11n sound tire bodiel or )'OUr tiret and the g. he open slJ: days a week during Letart· Raymond Lee Ross, • -Famou• Coodnar tn.d dt~lrn To all tried and !rue law enlor- ~ . AS TO WED the month of January. A ~son; Mrs. Iva Dural, ML cement officers of our land. K - , .> ing of Interested persons Mr J Miller Pt ..._$1.00 _yll, -A G Alb! 0 I PT. PLEASANT - Foot" cous. ames , . ' ' pies have made applications lor volunteer workers will be Pleasant; PhiUip Hatch, Pt. marriage llc~ in the, office at the office Thursday Pleasant. PT. PLEASANT of the County Clerk. Applfitll p.m. DISCHARGED: Elmer New· were: Carl Herbert Anderson, berry, Letart; Mn. Ebner Ne•or- 11 UVESTOCK SALES CO. 6.70x 15 27, Pt. Pleasant, and Ida Mae State convention berry, Letart; Mrs. John H. 7.50 X J4 PT. PLEASANT, W. VA; 8.00x 14 7.10 X !5 Landis. 23, Pt .. Pleasal)l. Wll. Kootts, Langsville; Mrs. James 1.10 X 15 8.110x 14 Uam Everett Rawlins, 28, Well- plans to be made McClure, Leon: Mrs. Charlet Saturday, Jaauary t, lll4 ston Ohlo and Rita Katbleen PT. PLEASANT - The Na- Davia and son, Ewlngton; Mrs. HOGS - 175 1D 220 lUG to Mattox ,& Wellston. Phillip tlonal Halrdressers and Cosme- Richard Jeffers and son, South1~.80; Heavies 12.00 to 14.00; James 'liaJi. 20, .Pt. Pleasant, tologists Assn. Afflllate No. side; Mrs. Merlell Sanders and Lights IS.OO to 14.50; Fat Sows and Pauline Shinn Greer, 38, Pt. II will meet Monday, son, GalllpoU.; Mrs. James 12.00 .t. 13.25; Boars 8.80 to 9.- Pleasant. llemard ~oy Craw- 13th at 7:30 p.m. Jn Mary Paul Beaver, GalllpoUs. 60; P18S 4.00 to 10.00. ford 25 Hogsett and Betty Sue Beauty Salon, Jackson BIRTH: Mr. and Mn. Jameo CATI'LE - Heifers 13.00 to Lov~. 1?, Pt. pJ~asant. All memben are urged to MIJier, Pl. Pleuant, a son . 17,00; Fat Cows 13.00 to 15.50; tend u plans wiD be made Canners 9.00 to 12.50; Bulls 15.ANNOUNCE ART CLASS attend the State Convention on DO to 18.30. Stock St..rs 17.90 PT. PLEASANT_ An a r t January 25th and 28th and plans fD 20.80; Stock Heifers 15.00 to class will he formed Friday, wlll be discussed for NaUooal 17.00; Stock Steer Calves 20.00 January lOth at 7 p.m. in the lleauty Salon Week February . Home Owned & Operated to 24,00; Stock Heiler Calves parish rooms of Christ Epioco- 9th through 15th. ', You'll Like Our Service 16.50 fD 20.00, pal Church. Jack B. Park wlll VEAL CALVES -Tops 37.00; be the Instructor for the class. VISITATION ANNOUNCED Ph.ono· WY . 2-2101 Pomero,, 0. i Sec•onds 32.80< Medium Zl.OO to Interested persons may obtain PT. PLEASANT - The RL Common & Heavies 18.- addltlooal Jnformalioo concern- Rev. Wilburn c. Campbell's anto 33.20. lng the elass by contacting Mr. -nual visitation to Christ EpiacoPark. pal Church will be Sunday, Jan. nary 12th at the MorniDg warENTERTAIN FOR 10 ship service. He will atlmlnlsMr. and Mrs. Paul Simon en· tor the Rite of Confirmation, tertllined with a New Yw's Celebrate the Apostolic Eucbeve party when approldlnately arlst and give the Apostolic 80 persons enjoyed fun ond fine Blessing for the. people of Christ Do It Yourself food. Mn. Carl Lawhorn .and Church and Bruce Chapel. Fol& son Jimmie and Mra. Ellzabelll jowlne the service there wiD be 17 By Fieldcrest Horak assisted In preparlna the a Colt.. Hoor In the parish TOWELS-RUGSfood. ., houae. _ _ _ _ __ Mailbag and JANUARY John F. KennedY. Records· DAN RIVER SHEETS."" Recordlnp of excerpti' of bls speechea I' 331h RPM, 99c 45 RPM, 49c ' John F. Kennedy 1nd Hi1 F1mily IN PICTURES • j.·liMITED TIME ·ONLY! BY THE EDITORS OF LOOK MAGAZlNI! KEY CHAINS WITH KENNEDY EMBLEM Popular& Western R,ecord1 • 45 RPM ; · • • • ~ • 3~t . ' ' ·- ' ., ' WINTER NEW TREADS POMEROY WY2·3498 ' ' 11. PRICE SALE CHILDREN'S SHOES NURSES OXFORDS Sizes 8Y.i to S NOW REDUCED and LOAFERS s PRICE SALE '!~-. .88 ., NEW TREADS BY POPULAR DEitlilND WE liRE CONTINVI~G THIS SALE: MATERIALS • Nationally Advertised Brands • All good name brand tabri"" featurine drip-dry eotto01. blends, cotton utin11, etc. All reduced! Hundreds Of Pairs Of Mens, Womens and Childrens Shoes THE UPER LOO·R HEAT! STAR y co. Fabric Shop Singer Sales & Service RETURNS HOME Mrs . Wendell Frecker return- WY22284 115 W. Second POMEROY, DHIO ed home Sundav from Columbus where she h~ been with her son, Larry Roush, at University Hospital. Mr. Roush, a teacher · in the Columbus City Schools, I was critically injured in an auto 1accident on December 26, while . visiting relatives in Gallipolis. i His condition is slightly proved, but stll critical. DON'T MISS llf RIZER OIL COMPANY ' DRASTICALLY REDUCED BIGI BIG! - SAVINGS FOR YOUI HERE ARE TlEMENDOUS SAVINGS STARTS I On Quality Footwear BED [ ALL FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK! TOMORROW! . Janu~ry, D_~QUI)t ' Storewide AT 11.99 - 9.99 1.99 7.99-::=' •tu.dy ao •ecretary FROM THE SEAS OF JAPAN COMES AGAR, AN ESSEN:I'IAL INGREDIENT OF MODERN MEDICINE ... ... and your druggist is the man who is tralnQd \0, lmow how to use Its vital properUes to work for your health, just as he uses the other t.reasures of the world .for your benefit. ,, , SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS ' ' ·00:;,,--;;0:;:;N:-;IB;;:;;-K"'E The Se•tor Higli. B.Y.F. of Racine . mel Ill Kay McCiinro.;t·s houH for 1 party the af. IIternoon pf Sunday, December 29. AllOr iamta and refresb. ,-Ia of """klea, potato chlpo 8nd cocoa, the ...,..P went on 1 hJ4e.., a .._y hill, Atten4lng were Carol Wilcoxen, NanYost, Allee Cleland, MaxBaker, Margaret Cole, Gary ll' lVlllf'ord, Craig Calms, Rnnnie ~!!'~----------------'-•' Grjmm and Kay McClintock. t . EVERYTHING RetltED 15'j-.. . : .·~ . '- ... ; 3.99 ' I Shoe E'(ent Of The Seasonl.. -.1: to ' ~ . !If' !'!0; ;[10 JoJoW 4.99 Now 4A9 ··---- •.99 ...... Now ,2.99 ' Now l.ff 5.99 .- .· -PRICE . ' GROUP OF Womens Shoe ,. Boots & .' Fiqts ·~ . ' · Lldiea' Wur . - dres._., ~,WI••• lingerie, purHS, etc., etc. · ·' · -·' Children's We1r ..;.... coats, sl.ckl, dt1.1~es, s .· I •·.. Only Small Amount• But llorplno, . C.binett •Fiaror llle llvillg ' room · ,"'rntture, c b a I r s, ~ps, tables 1 dln· . :..tte sets, ~bes, cedar chests, ttJilblllets and DIDDY other Items all ~CI!;D . ~ OFF re11Ulli1lrlce. . ~ppU~ces· apd tel~vli!OD; j:!xcepted.! ilee ut. earlf whlle nlection Ia g!)Od. t~ "'·' ·. . . ) •, ~AIIo ~ "'' te~'ill• ~vlng• : • .·;_ . _· J·. ,1• • ··~· • • • .n ._.. , , t'.·,t'· •II Frigidaire •ppl..!'ct.,·zn!tli !'f· • ,; .• •nd Mayfaf wllhers & dryers. •FormiCI ·' •'· • • • .... .• ;:_-.: •• '·' , ' ' Ch1ract.rs _ _ 67c •Awning' •Men~• SliOI$ $p7 " Ilpper Arctla Reg. $5.99 ;... · ...;__ _ IJMfl ,. ·A· ·'N· . 1' FOR • Little Girls' Pile-Lined LNtfM Broke11 Slas ._ ___:..,:..;.~~ '.'fli' . • ~ Window• . '. TOlE.IlGS. • Cle~r1nce of Sm•ller-1 Winter Shoes, Sm•IJ5 ·.11it,.;j!,;;; Priced $2.87 __ ., MiDDLEiiORT, Q•. _, '' 87c . .....--FREE ,ESliMATES-.......,.. .. 'N,O . .• ~Doors ·. ' .. .D'il PcNtm StuHing _ Fllnt.fontt 87~ •"" •1 • Top iCeJII~9 Til. Plriellng •• W·\j;·M;;,f•·Y,. >•,!( '''~'K1,, •~ i' SKIRT KITS Complete --· -87c •Angel Treada, Clnr1nce _ _ Now Is the Ume to !fVE . 'DO~ • . ,..1 bedroom f'!l'DI· .(ure, HANDBAGS BATH SPREADS-SHEETS CASES-CORDUROY PILLOWS FURNITQJE . SALE!: R4k.luted il(AMPLEi 14.99 • · Miss S;u:ah Bechtle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bechtle, haS enrolled at the Columbua ~~~~ ·Unl'(ais1ty for a 12-moa,th ·~ial coorse. MiU Bechtle Is a graduate of Mid<llePort High School, ciass . of 1963, and has been active in the choir and youtll gra11p of 1 Heath Methodist chlll'Cb;, She ffi!ellt)y aompleted her .reign aa Honored '• Queen . ol llelllel 12, Inter~ .order ol Jobl Da....lltl!\'$. $he' was accompan1 iOd .1!> ·ai!Qn;bus Monday by her molllet and brother, Darryl. Sho is reaiding at 1683 Surnmlt-ot, Columbus. .----YARD GOODS---. Corduroy '9'' JANUARY SHOE All i'rnest c * Large Grouping Of miT<ICII Of Engagement of OCquet d annOUnCe M• J Other 33V.. JlPM RECGIRDS - - - 99c BEN FRANKLIN Springtime style show is to be March 12 L I, ..,,._., . .._ __ -~· �-. I I •· ; • f • d lass• 1e Here Are 1964's ds Get Outstanding Results. Used Car Buys .. 10-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 8,_!984 sALE 1 ,Television Revue . LMSTOCK . ' FOR sALE JUGHAID ··PUT ANOTHER .LOG ON TH\FIF!E FER AIJNT L.OWEEZ'I' 6 c~· l., standard trans. De-luxe equipped, heater, red finish.· cleun interior, all good tiret. 2. Sln,.,l' vol<• I . Qull •. Chriotlan DI:.ADUNEI 15-00 P . M.. pq hf(...., hDI\c.tiM MolldaJ O.acUln• ltt'lll A- a&. .......... • in~ . "'l!! bf' ac~te-d IIIIW j:{IO o\... Ill Day or PvhUntloD Rli'U\JLAflONS Tbl pablliDef r-"'~t IIIII t11Jl11 te tdlt nr ~· Ill!' •d• a. . mt.d o~t : ontble Erron tboulll 1M ~pBt'fed tuunedlti.IPIJ' Tbl t"UD u~roer will no• .,. respcmtlhole for 1110r" •. hiD Oltl lllf'IU'TIPC'I IJ\Itlf"tiOD fi,A1'1:S For W.nt 1 Ctnu prt word rm1 IIUI!rtloa \luumu"' ...:r:r.arte 60 r•nl.l J c~nu ""' word fer Tbrn cua. !ljPrtHI'I'e •nRrl.1o":.. ful• rate of ~ ~ •ntt per •oro3 w1U oe ~htU:t'd tor adverii!JIDII I! not p~od l>'itl\1" tRil r'III L ::; _.o.llf1 Of ~fl ''"rrl ,. .-.rd a• 1 ( t'nt 830 1\ ~a rt•nJ~) !HI\NKS tc ro R[<;L.' L l punlltbed word te> t»OU --11 -~fl IT'S 11.» lor Ot> ir unr••~ ppr "'- - t:::artl tridJ•:u>o mon i niL.Im al &fttr f'lell!ll!l'<' Ill d\I.YI 11..!.1 so t> ~~ power brake."~', OtUJ' '" U·l\0 uuon £~SY 1959 Pontiac Bonneville 4 Door $1395 S.Bba...... •peBnt'• Power stet>ring and brakes. automalic traM. Radio and heater, sharp inside ind out. t . Pool I' ROt IUf' l'\'0 1959 Ford V8- 4 Door Sedan · · · · $595 For Rent 20..,_ - 1962 Chevy II Nova St. Wagon · · $1795 DO YOU han• a drinking pmblc>m'' fnr hPip. con1act AlcoholH's ..\non~· mo·m. Tri-rountv AA Group \\'m.: , Box 201. ~tiddleporl. 0. 9-3-Hc GUNS We buy, sell and trade gum.. Bill WeHman. Les Wtlllamsun at Tiffm Jewelers. Phone 50. Point Pit-asanl, \\' Va 10 18 ·tc A!JT"'07M;;;O:;B:-;!L;-E;;-'--,In-su"'r:cance been cancelltd? tost yotu opt>ra tor's Ucense~ Catl W'l 2-~966. 8l5tlc 4 Door. All vin yl interior, low mlleare by local owner, standard trans. Radio and .heater. Tires like new. 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door .. $169 5 . .-rt FII!ASON WIF ME!! oocplorer 1 M.Oatot35. 81oall- ... Diallpre All Cars ON SALE . FOR OUTSTANDING USED TRUCK BUYS 1963 GMC 8Ft. Pickup · · · · · · $1795 A SONG! 12,000 milt's and spotless clean ins ide and out. Radio, heater. Blue iini~h V6 engine. Cha s.sis for 12 ft. body . Extra good 7!50x20 tires, 6 cyl. engine. Solid cab. Heater. JO ply DOW14 l . Punotua- ' • 1961 Chevrolet H Ton L.W.B. $1795 tlon mark '· 18.000 lb . 2 spet>d rear ax le. ~ jpeed trans. 348 cu. in. V8 engine. 10-22 tire!!. 1957 Chevrolet l Ton Pickup · · $495 62 Stud. Only $1595 Good tir!'s. Heater. new. Pomeroy Motor Co. H4,Zl .I'JT 62 Ford, Only $1795 OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. "Why, of oounel .llmmy tic trans. Sharp. --- 62-Falcon only $H95 2 br. A .T. Red. One owner. .w·J EH '111 'l'llniP Friday , RADIO 6:00 Comm . ,_..., FOR SALE n,F~-~~~~:.~~n~~!~ NEW 1964 DODGE DART, UNUSED 61 Falcon, O~ly ·$995 GIVEN AS A PRIZE BY THE MIDDLEPORT BUSI· Clean. ::: 'lESS MEN SAVE $212.63. CAN BE F1NANCED 61 Ply. • Only $1495 '\ T 4.SN,. Fury ' Conv. V8 Std. A nice clean one. Call 985-3555 Chester, 0., After 5:30 P.M. 60 Falcon, Only $795 : 4 Dr. Std. Red and white. 4 ~r. nlc~ A. T. A SATIJRDAY 7:45 ••- On, The Lifeline """' • ' 00 ..- . . . . 1:00 l.oocal, Ohio, Naliooai •"·~• 30 Pu """ .,...... · Newa and Sports t:41 F~ Woroblp Hour 1:15 Weather Picture IJ:OO .....,,Colmty News ·· 1:11 MU.Ical Clock 111:015 TIIlt: Ollhe Town ·1:16 News ·1J:51 1\'..-jd Nel!'l t:OO MUIIcal Clock 11:00.WC!IIderlltl World of Music I: SO SOJli & Story a11:01 MomiDg Melodies "1:45 Family Worship film (acepl Friday, 10:00 News l1 • '~ Bella Rfn8l 10:015 ,Hfgb School Hit Parade one, ' 59 Rambler ~nty 695 :411 Wor,.. Nllll 4 Dr. Std. 6 eyl. Clean: 11:111 Muon Coonty Ne,ws 59 F11rd _ Onlv $895 D:CII (l!Mmolltdty New1 D :e Loell Ntw1 11:10 Markela II: Ill llficl Qay Weather 11:10 RpJletJn Board 11: ~ ,1ilfl'!'l 0 Grams •:"" ~tun Agent U:4& ~ Go Round 1:1!1 ews Beat t .• ~ Go Round 1:• Ne!l'l hat I:OIHI'I4 WIJ Matlaee Stat. Wag. 2 Dr. A.T -Clean. ~9 Ford ~ Only $695 Ft1rlane 4 Dr. Std. Cle••· .,. 58 Ford _ Only $495 f1r, RT. V8 ·Falrlane 1!00 2 Nice. 58 Ford __.:: O~ly,$f95 •:• EWr . Falrlane 4 Dr. A.T, :~rp. , ·';:u:cl' •bte ' I sil\Es For- • ' Service can: ' lair WQOd,, Ttch. Podteroy Ph: \W Z.2649 Ches{tr Ph: 1185-2145 1H·t!c j- •:" • . . Willi Da. •.• . 4 Dr. RT V8. A n1ee Olie. 57 FOrd _ Onlv $495 Falr1ano silo 4 Dr. HT, Clean. 7:30 7:50 1:10 1:4S 8:111 .9:115 News Army 'l'l!ne 11:10 Special OimmunJiy J>rac. 12:00 Nows. Roundup 12:20 BuDetla Board .Ne118 0 GIJIDI Saturdly M""1:55 Nllll / _1:00 SeillrdQ Mau.. 1:55 News . . 3:00 Saturday Matinee 1:111 NIIWI 1:00 llllciJII Willi 0.. NO TGp Tim Ji.vu8 · S;OG Ne~q &lmtbar7 1:!1 Publlc Senll!e l:i6 Blln Off - -•-• Baker Fum. Show-P'rl. The Ltgbter Sldt Betty NeWIGII Mlutsterlat Auoe. QJuntry Hoe-Don Swap Sbop . Farm Bureau • l!:t ltancbo Time M·W M8l<ll Co. Ag, l!llt.·Tue. Family Wonblp· &r-Tbur ASC Program-Frl. 11:111 The Upper Room 11:58 Dow Joneo Averageo 1%:00 Noon Report Music Just For You Goessler'o Guest Star-Frl. S:OQ Platter Party t:U Blaettnar Show·T·Thur. uo·Local NeWI 4:111 BowUng Scores 1:00 The Open Road Off On Newa Mullc Time Jamboree :,.. OriiiiD Kra... 1:411 Couoir7 Ezpr ... 7:015 lllutfast Party 1:06 Hlgb ScbooJ FootbaU LITILE ORPHAN ANNII 11:00 Top Tea Show 12:00 Nooo Report U:IJ JOD• BUick Show 12:111 Rev. Merlln Teets 1:00 P'oolball Warmup 1: IJ 080 Football. S:§ Plallu Party 5' 45 Sip Off · SUNDAY 7:00 SI&D On News 7:35 Tbe AriD1 Hour 1:00 Herald ct Trulh 8:35 Boor c1 DeHverance t:OO Wlap ct Healln& 9:35 1bt Bible Speaks To You 10:00 Vok:e 01 Prophecy ABBIE AND SI.An 10:35 SnMoy Sliow 11:00 Counlry Hymn Time 12:00 N- Report 12·1& The flearch 12;30 Rev. MerliD Teeta 1:00 Billy Grabam 1:30 Lulberan Hour 2:00 The Church AI Work 2:15 The Navy Swings 2·35 Tho Big Lie . 3:00 The Quiet Boor :;: ~~ :~callit 1:00 lllptlsl l.aJIIWI'• Hoar 1:35 8uiidowD Serllilde ., 116otena~)' s~~or. ji l ·,. 58 Ford_ Onl_y $1'5 :. • •• Stat. Waa. 2 Dr. 'iltill c~l ~/' steal •· , · . ·Jl • Largil returns on a .minimum Investment possible. · /; E~rnin'gs based on percentag: Of net saies." . dt 58 DodAII! Only ~95 Excellent opportunity for individual or c~uple to own and .operate· own business uri.c!er the n • m e of a nationally known merchandisrng firm. 7:15 BreUfalt Pan, Van Patrick Sparta The 7:50 D -.-· Brfgbt Star Sbow-'l'lmr, Cioek :,..· · ty News , .............. Imp. 4 Dr. Hardtop VB. . AJI Operate Your Own Business ~Picture 5 :'~ Slgn Off • : .. . 111. 57 Cllev. Only $1l95 power. ..-- • ......, 'I WMPO I '..Radio N ... TRRV I'IUDAYI 1:00 ••- On News ..... Heart 1:00 Sacred 1<:10 Q1untry Jamboree 1:35 Farm News 1:41 Melge Agr. E"cleD. News ••. ··f :.,. ....,. on, The Lifeline 5:015 World -"'' & Nat'l NeWI .:00 Ohio Valley Ne118 5:15 Spotliibt on 8portl 1:• ·dh!D · N aUon, World News 6:25 Weather I 10 s~..., ....,._ CARD OF THANKS 10-Killc-• "" You had dinner Ill lilt Sundayt I didn.·'t r~nlze you with your,w.lth 1 mouth oloo t" · St-ation Wag. 4 Dr. AutOma- POMEROY, OHIO a-•• :f_..c...,'o Q)plooj..,kll A lOCIUi.LJIII II 'l'BII BAJIDI:ST STONI!I- THAT THE DII9JL QAlf TIIROW ll!f .L KAJL 2 Dr. V8, Std. Liko - 'JR!P11)QUO'l'E - OB J:IVIII: KXJI BOLXK •vOJBDCA, 1 BFT FBT EK.LrBIXVAI~rGKArOB 62 Falrlane _ $1595 ~0 t-9 trophies, the length ·a nd fonnatloa. ot tbe WOIItll an an hint& day lilt llttero .... dll'f......t. A a,piognaa Qavtal Hawk VB. 4 'ipeed. 1952 Ford "6"- Hon · · .. · · · · $295 . Joow to work It: AXYDLBAAXa lo LONOFIILI.OW Onelttt* lllilply ataad. for erclt • Ja ado ~ .Lio ...., for the three u., X for the two 0'., eta. 111q1o Jottono, apo•· D. Just Strummtn For Deals 1956 Chevrolet 2l Ton Tractor $695 No Congealing. Cleaner Bu~ing and Free !'lowing MATCH. American I ,eglon Farm on Bt>t>(.'h Gro\'fl 11<1 ., Ru tland . Sunday, Jan. 12 at 1 p. m . P!'izes , 1 9 31r TAK1N'ME INTO.TH' GVI'$Y NNti.ION•lQ 1958 Ford V8- 2 Door · · · · · · · · · · $495 Landmark's Fyr·Zon Tre.lted Fuel Oil is Whf:'Y ou Need! SHOOT!N<; ??·50'10' IS White over b lu~:> fin1sh, automalie tra ns. Radio and heater, good tires. ;;POT FUEL OIL - TROUBLES? PHONE 2·2181 POMEROY LANDMARK a. JDm 21. O!l:ll~Iedil One loC'nl owner. good uphol$h!ry, automatic 'tran1. Radio .and ht>ater. _ _.NOTICES _ _ -- -.. H.Wrotio • 0 ............. 10.Letltll&lm4: 37.J•pa-•e ae.a..-... print. coin tno 1T.Aftlx • . 811:ai. Glv.-over "19.1)ri. . BUielodJ' II.Plrmu J<llf N.Z. <lll•.&retlc 1957 Plymouth V8- 4 Door H.T. • $495 PHONE WY 2-2157 --··oC rlYII' 6 ryl. Powerglide . radio and heater, Positraelion rear axle, like nE'w inside. Fawn ~olor. New tirea. PJ.""~ " ea.n tuber :13.Unlt a.Hlndored e.Rup ? ....... radiu, neater, Std. trans. Radio, heater , all good tires. Red tiniah. SaJ"'''" 1\(1 1957 Olds Super "88" St. Wagon $495 One toea\ owner, like new tires, automatlt', power Jteer· CAl"'r.Q..L.A1'lON'III COaJtJ::,r."1"10 1"8 Far I 1960 Chevrolet Biscayne 2 Door $1295 WANT AD INFORMAliON 56 DeSotq C)~ly:dk,~ ~- v~ -~~··: . :7Js.'f<~·''' S6 Ford _ Only,~jft ;,. ,4 2 Dr. RT. A di~~~ ~ ·~c ·~;~, S6.'Forc! _ ·only $19~ · f:Dr. A gOod aftt. • ~ ;.. ' ' 1 : ' ':~' ....w. ' Get Your.-lf A, .. Hoe~t.e'}t,nny • -· '" 1,1•.., C11r Dea(~~-,.t;• .,.;,:!iH' . - ' l .',· .. .~ •,;-; ', ... ' ., ' . •: ,__ '.~:. ,., 1" •• • ,'<; ly HAROLD GRAY . SOT 16 IT Tlt'LlE, Ml~ ' YES BUT HU <!if •THill" Fa< 'IS!!! . liHE RECOUNTED HER Ot-ILY - T LIO£ Cl..EARLY UNDER I AI'IO FULI.Y? IM'NOI!le. lv RAEBURN VANBUREN 'I �. . ( Save I ·Eiberfelds ·Store Wide January·Clearance . Sale· ~ • - - - - - s-TORE HOU~S ' 9 . to :9 FRfDAY 9 to 5 -- SAtU ,_ DAY POMIROY, OH 10 • NOW YOU DOW Nee Paid CIRCULATION · Av1. e "ior 6 MonthS Eadlni December Sl. 1963 5,020 TONIGHT NOT OI'IN St,or~ Sargains All O·ver the enttne. a1 y --· t --~PB~£~~~-~B~U~N~$~)=H~----------------~~~~~~~--~~---------~~~~~~~~-:~~-------------~ VOL XV NO. 226 FRIQAY, JANUARY 10, 1964 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~ . PRICE FIVE CENTS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------~------~ ORSANCO Moves on Be Thrifty! Save All 0 f Your Saleslips From' SUN., MON. ond TUES. J•nu•I'J 12 15 JOHN STURGESS' "THE GREAT ESCAPE" • Dnot#Jd To Tile laier IJ 01 1.. • .....,_ ,.,... FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS FOR YOUR HOME AND WEARING ~PPAREL FOR YOUR FAMILY. ."' " .1! .;. 0 < ~- . ' Elberfelds In Pomeroy • · ~,. I (Technicolor) Steve McQueen..Tames Gar· oer. Rirhard Attenboro11~h. Sames Donald, Chas. Bron,.,_... James Coburn. Novf'l by Brookhill. TRUE war Mass escape frnm GN - many's maximum st>c urity ramp Stalag 111 by 76 allied airmen during World Warn. (Oiorcartoon Running time 3 Hrs. _Box-office cioses 8:00P .M. tlo advance n admission. BAHR CLOTHIERS e SOFA BEDS $55.00 3 PCE. e BEDROOM $99.00 SEMI - ANNUAL BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT HARTLEY ancl BENNETT'S J-ANUARY BEGINS FRIDAY, JANUARY lOth • Mens Dress Trousers Reduced 20% · • Mens Sweaters:~~:~·· Reduced 20% • Boys Zip Out·ToppetsR:f9. s14:tS' • 95 Now SHOES DISPLA YEO ON RACKS FOR EASY SELECTION MENS SUITS MENS SPORT COATS Reg. $39.50 . NOW $29.95 • Reg. $45.00 _ _ NOW $34-95 Reg, $55.00 NOW $44.50 Reg. $65.00 NOW $52:50 Reg. $32.50 - - - NOW $26.00 Reg. $27\50 NOW $22.00 NOW $21.50 Reg. $26.50 Reg. $19.95 NOW $14.95 -CONNIES- PARIS FASHION- CHARM STEPBy Connie, Paris 1 LOT MENS Tex., said the defense would petition criminal Dlst. Judge Joe B. Brown Jan. 20, for a change of venue. " We'd like to get 2QO . to 300 mil Ill! away from Dallas," he said. Ruby, a >Z· year-old dapper strip VALUES TO 6.99 HOODED MENS SWEAT SHIRTS 1.87 2.87 3.87 Reg. $1.99 Value Now $1.69 2 for $3.00 eConnies AUSTIN, Te•. Texas Gov. Jillln CfSJ!~ll~ annoonced DRESS SHOES eColors- R... Rog. Rog, Rog. ~nclli~~~~~~ta~~=~~~:!~::::.:~c~~~; ~L""--'=""f"'....Oh~:la.,;.....-..,.,.,.,--1 d prodicled that Prtt~:, John· · he ''Wiillkl>• '·!'Hie<:I!O!I 1 •·'Colin '" ally, ••rloosly inju~ by the same sniper who assasSlnated Pre<ident John F. Kennedy, wa.~~ t ad at a news conference w~en h«: WOUld Bnnounce his po-- HIIcal intentions. "I'll jusl an· now for re--elec-- Dramatization Is Announced tion as governor."' $5.95 --~ NOW $4.)'5 $5.011 ...... NOW $4:80 $4.011 --.- --- NOW $UG $12.95 - -<--- NOW $9!95 Now $4.69 each 2 for $9.00 "''"" $3.00 ro $6.95 - - - Now REDUCED MEN'S HATS · · · · 20% MEN~ WORK UNI~ eCharm Step Woondad Connally Thurslray R... $350 ------ NOW $110 BOYS' SWEATERS Values To $6.00 I MEN'S PAJAMAS 1 Lot Mens Sport Shirts • Paris Fashion eHi-Heels eMedium Heels eStacks Cranberry, Dark Brown, Black, Otter. of national televishm cwrieras ·Nov. 24 and shot to death Lee Harvey Oswald, accused assassin nounce right '•Otter tease club owner, dashed in front son could carry Te~il,. lUI"' to. SPORT SHIRTS Sweat Shirts Mens&Bo.ys Reg. $2.99 Va1ues To $5.00 J ACKU 1S Now $2.59 Now $2.9B 2 for $5.00 Reduced 25'% 2 for $5.00 Fashion and Charm Step .eBiack In Panama Fight of President Kennedy. :1 STARTS FRIDAY, JANUARY lOTH AT 9:00 A.M. eRed Rog. $49.95 _ _ NOW $38.00 Reg. $45.00 NOW $34.00 Reg. $34.95 NOW $27.51) Reg. $35.75 - - NOW $27.95 Reg. $29.95 NOW $24.00 Reg. $24-95 NOW $19.95 • FLATS MENS TOP COATS MENS ZIP OUT TOPPERS DALLAS - Jack Ruby's law· vers said Thursday lhey wanl· ed his murder trial moved away from the "harsh and un· real" climate ·which they said WIJS created by Dallas n e w s media. J. H. Tonahlll of Jasper, ' Per lull Reg. 6.90 _ N~w $6.00 VALUES TO 9.9S ON SALE AT I Ladies Wearing Apparel Boot-Type HOUSE SLIPPERS LADIES By "LUXURIOUS" Colors-Red, Black, Blue, Pink, Bone. Outstanding Val· ues. Regularly $4.99. SALE REG. REG. RIG. RIG. 2.87 PRICE VaiYn To eALL SALES $11.95 SNOW BOOTS e NO EXCHANGES Jwt a few pairs left in miMeS' and lldies' siU!JII. By eNO RETURNS Con nie and U.S. Rubber Co. Values to 12.99, now •• • THE DATE;. FRIDAY, JAN. 10 2.87 4.87 I ·' ReducM 25% Jeckets & Car Colts RIDUCED REMEMBER ------ LADIES', SLACKS • FINAL SKI~TS $11.95 ------ ...II $1G.95 ------ $f.l8 $7.95 $6.29 $6.95 - ----- $5.29 7.87 25% · ~~J.;s ~~~s.~u~ REG. Pl.95 ---- $!5,95 , RIG. $19.95 .... $14.95 REG, $17.95 ---- $12.95 · Ladies' Sweaters Reclucecl 25% LADIES BLOUSES $2.99 p ,:J9 REG. REG. RIG. RIG. UDIES' COATS ........ $3.95 $4.95 $5.95 R~DUCED $3.10 $3.19 . t4.69 20% SPORT SHOES By CONNIE and PARIS FASHION Values To 7.99 '. 'E-R SQUAD CAil,ED Tll!l MiddlepOrt E-R :n~=~;:...~.~,~~~~~ .· w)IO w-. dfld .cil � 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 01. January 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 January 9, 1964 bailey meldau van meter