https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d5d49dcf5cfe2ce5a806d4f10bf91dcf.pdf 2ee048b2b13053a23d0638a5015fe9a6 PDF Text Text . . ( 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 �) .. .. \ '' I Kremlin Econom ic Image Deflated Con!r(lve~y v!'=~;c>.!U:,~!AI•: ~~·;::~::~.:a:~~.= ::u~n.~.ta liM to Wlder=~~p.= . . eziierged from Ito cloak or pared with G per coni • yur In fJCfiC)' ond stuck 1 dagger 1n the tiJSOs and with the U.S. lie Kremlin-made Image oltho 'rote tut y•ar of 3.7 per cent. lav~ econom). Russia ..yo its "nadooal inlD an unprocodonled newo CQJM," o similu arowlh meutcdel .. lhl "lfency, which ur<ment. rose 6 per rent in 1962. trJdltloully never t.ttllu told The Soviet agricultural outreportOre Thursday that Russia put CIA said, dropped 4 per fi "fallltia behind in the eo<>- cent in 1962 oDd probably more nomit race" and needs $2 bil- than thlt in 1963; the rate ol Uon worth o1 machinery and oxpension of fixed luvHtmenl, 0q.tlpmeot from the West to 011 which growth depends, hal k!ild PN111laed new tndus!7iet. beea cut in hall; and Ru"lan Russia's annual economic gold reserves have dwindled --------- .' " ' :::.= Sew~ p~ NWia s. . Wily did CIA lllddeniy bre-:t Klirushch.v aiiiHIUDCOd on Dee. tta tradtdon of sllence! CIA • t • major new prqp-am to er· new Information man, Paul M. pand Russia'•. cbemieal and fer- Chretle~, said o oumbe• of of· 1i11ser lndwtr.... CIA Hlimlt.- lictol$ mcludin& President Johned this would nqulro imporll son felt llte lnlormattoo on tho of machinery and oqulpment Soviet econo111y was baolc to ,,_. from the free world ol "~rot sues of lorell!l1 poliCy in the hundred mlllion dollars a yedr," United States and aU the free perbape ~ billion lor the seven. world. . Hospital News Rag.ngOver M"ISS.iles' • Z·DallySentinet. Poni.-oy·l(!ddle~:·:::l0·- ; .. Hospll l l'Te ' l-e n Ho~..~ 'mhothe =~ l j Eatered 1 L'Tel'n_ , . . ,{). T 's.' l ~ r 1 • 1 uestion young Brothers Q I N kD ubJ l(j}}j n ewar ng e 0 I ' . LOCAL ) Sa PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (UPil- hours were Mro. Ferry R. un~ • ,,.a,..,_;, : • .:t Son. Barry _Goldwater hal trlfl· den, Rt. I Northup, Mrs. Pol' , 111 - ~ ...,... &ered the !tnt IUD blown .,..,. rest Robinson. Patriot Sta&:l.. -? ' trovers_y of the presldenllol Al!dt'f\11 R. Phllllpe, Rt. 2 wn · :. · . , , campaigll wIt h a charte City, Mn. ~laniey H. ~ that the natlon's long range In- derson, W. Va., Terry · ~ PEIISUAJIED ~ ~ \brool&b bef.n..l tercoutinental balllsUc missiles maa,.Rt. 1 Leon, W.Va., Mrs, ten• bad fi1 .... "Aobamid.~ l 'ciDIJ (ICBM'a) wore not dependable. Stella G. Ebe~ach. 275 Rut· · .,. · hope w1ut,t I beVe wrlttee will year JI<Oil'am. Goldwater, whc admitted be land St., Middleport, Mrs. Your letter lrqm ~ c&UH other afrlo to dise.tll And because of the lowered probably would "catch hell" for . Gertrude Neloon, 840 Grant st., of Being Innocent" prom thee llllnl ond flpd 11ttl ibW ao_ld reserves, the U.S: ogency 0 the statement, told a newa con- Middleport, Cbarles R. Kfto. me to ~lte. I alii a fresbmaD aren't alone 1'hey maj be II!JI'o said, Russia has been angling ference Thursd~y, "I don't feel ling, 3liThlrd Ave., Chelapeake girl at 1 well-known coU., priJed boW .llllliYI£rW' 'II'IU for more credita and longer resafe at ali about our missiles Willie L. Wineka, Ironton, Mrs. where the ratio of boyo vs. glrll them. but are atralil·fll .be.'1he payment terms from tho West. to tell you the truth. 1 wish th~ Mabel T. Rose, Ashland, Ky., Is fairly high. Because ol this different 01!!1." .:;, NO LONO. The United State. hu beea try· Defense Department woold ,tell Mrs. Jarrell D. Welch, Ashland, • have come In contact with EJ!, ASHAMED OF BEING JN. ina to persuade Ita Allleo to the people how undependable Ky., and Mrs. Percy Weaver, many young men, and I have NOCENT (llld reaolvad Dol to 1 hold tbo•e credlta to live years the long range mlaoUeo are." Jr., Ravenswood, W. Va. fouad their primary interest lower my atondanll) _ pa I tlmt ld dl-·1• th' Birth aeema to Ue In - · · . re of it aU, CIA offlclabo COOhLUMBUS-An_::!~. ';f~- Hinel;rllma 'd ~ooecou.__noautse ,..,.Ite wa" ' Since I am In chool J Dear NLABI: . . . lo ,.... _.., ...., " u = s Mrs. Herbert 111. Oblinger, am 1 prolll!tog tsrget· 1 0 r Tbanks lor your line ~ettw; NEWARK (UP!)- Authorities today questioned two said, IWula'• foreian aid coots ~ O:::te~s candidacY classified. 1011> Mill St., NetsonvUie, son, their "educated views" (j u 11 I hope many collese girl! ' cUp· teenage Granville brothers in connection with the rifle are gomg up because ol fD. lor the Republican preoldentlal In Washington, Delense s,.c. 10:44 a.m. Thursday. Mrs. 11 Alii was), 1 am COIIIltsntly It ond dlscuu 11, ~ tile · alaying of their parents, Herman and Barbara Leasure, at ere"!'~ ddera";~l• on comrnl~ nomination forced him Thura- retsry Ropert McNamsra aaid Richard G. Steele, 645 Fourth htt wltb such remarka 11 "What "consideration" pet.· · 1 l})elr fann late Thursday. men~ ma w pas years. day to rebuff them publicly just Goldwater's chqe was "com· Ave., son, 10:10 a.m. Thursday. gives you more pleasure?" "1t's You menllo!l IOme\llltli that Licking County Sheriff John Koontz, Coroner George The basic cause of the eco- two days before his flrot v..,. pletely mllleadlng ... political· Mrs. Ronald B~a&l, Rt. I Min- the ullimlte in communicat.- hal bOthered me tor ltln!e time, Greale and Prosecutor Virginia Weiss questioned the nomic _ problems, lite agency lure Into the state. ly irresponsible and daniaslni ersv!lle, son, 8.0?' a.m. 'l'hllr• ion," "You won't be lnlriiDI ond that 11 the ~t ap~d boya, David, 17, and Danny, 16, through most of the night satd, ,. lhol Rutsfl has been Ohloa•• for Goldwater, head- to the national security." day. anyone" "You're 18 now l1lCI -'von to ••mm•• •" '"'· lbe curafter Koontz said the deaths were apparently murders. •w DtoeharJed ' , "' - ...- -.. ~, · 'bilit f d · id A • a) Killed i eel by Dr. N. B. Livingston Jr. New York Gov. Neltton A. p 11 11 ., ••--har 6 ed able to thlllk lor yllllrl4!11, 10 ,...., rent crop o1 "osperta'~ . Vi~ o He ruled out the poss• y o mur er-smc e. rum n of COlumbus allliOIIIIced ll Rockefeller, Who campaigned in a en recenuy """' • get what your parent thlllk," write for magazlnel. Tbeie ~ LeiUill'e, 40, wao found In the lngs took place in the early Highway Accident would enter ~- partial slate of Manchuler Thlll'lday night, re- Included Sa_muel carter, M r 1 ' "YQ!I'rt out In the world, ao..,.. pie with their avant • I rod-e barn of hla 190-acre dairy farm. evening since the cows on th< One accident, ID which an candlda!ell In the May primary !Used to be drawn Immediately Claude Dantels, Mrs. Jane Mot- joy llle." Also- "You'll chlngo_ldeaa (whieh ' aell well beclllllt He had been shot once in the farm h~d not been milked. Ray- animal wao killed, was lnvesll· to oppose coovenllon delega!ell IDto the controversy. "1 haven't ter, Sherman Barnett, Wffilam your mind. Walt till you'Ve been they're stsrtllng) izni,Iy jbataes · - Information th aI .,... ~~le ·~:-~:rl, -· ....__.. , ...._-·tto'a, f Ite son " Gov. got the ·-·~ back 01 the head. M". Leasure. mond Campoio of Newark, who go ted by the Oh lo State PatroI pledg"!,l to "avor ~,.....·-· erAia.bert 11!!'.~· R<- here two years - you'll be frill. 11 a ·· phy·'-al ""' .. 3!, was found in the kitchen or 1owned the farm leased by Lea- in Meigs COunty, Thursday James A. Rhodes. either of them seems to have . M Rolland E Smith nd !rated like every other gtrl of 110 more s~ thin a tho bouse. She was shot once sure, said he saw Leasure aliv~ night. Informed of the action, Gold· ao I won't · comment. I don:~ :~~~t'~uchter, ~ M~co here." · good meat, and ·u '':'." i'Of'Pl! through the upper chesl. and I 11 around ~ p.m. Thursday. It took place at 1: I~ p. m. five water called from his N e w want ·to eel between them, E, Jobnaon and Infant 1011, MrL 1 mull admit that at 0 n e are, shall we IIY bunlry, Koonl! theorized the ahot might tentho or a mile 0011th of Rl. Hampohlrt campaign headquar- Rockefeller aald when asked to Robert R. Taylor and Infant point 1 was really confused as why light It? They qu~ llllJII:t have been fired through a 681 on Rt . 124 near Reedsville. ters. A few hOIII'I later Ohio- comment on the char1e. daughter, Mrs. Raymond 11ou- to what I belleVed, I hive al- vable ataiiJtlcl which • prove kltc!Mn window. He oaid both Suit i• Filecl in A two-month old Herefonl calf ' ans for Goldwater llllued a chonvffie, Don Hurt, wan- wayo held my head high and tbat this viewPOint Is the aoo were shot with • .22-eallher ri- Common Plea• Court owned by Charles E. Humph- statement retracting Its decl· Hale, WUUam Jordan, CecD Sar· reopected myseU for my high cepted way of IUe, alld whl! De, '[ , reys ran oolo the roadway from oion. Livingston lllfd Goldwater S. ' re Henry FerguiOII George moral stantlardll. But the 111111 each -article more and miD? Economy Savings and Loan the east into the path of I car expressecl hll appreciltlon to Jobnson, Harry Canterbury, Ju. thlnl I knew I wu rea II y glrla e, "U lhll" Ia b aw l DepuUeo were caled lo the lcompany, Pomeroy, Wedne... driven north by Merlin Swain h' Ohio s but added y tlt'•w; be It farm bY the younger boy, who day filed 1 suit against Marvin 17 Rt 1 Reedsvlle and wa~ .. ~ h In the dy Pitchford, J. Everette Mtr- doubling their vaUdlty. .o • ..,. are, so • . said his parents had been ohot. 0 Swan Pomeroy and Betty k 1·1 d ·The da ave wbl h d Je. lin, WOllam Mulhern, Jr., Jtod. see, I heard only the otber I aay thlo kind .18 wrltlq It\ 1 e · D vld 1 ked ' · re was m 1~m m· mal proce1101 by c e ney Smith and Patrick O'Don- aide, and the arguments were far 11101'1! dangerotq than lt\111 11 h' 'ob 929 a ~as p c up · age to the car and the driver • tel are selected In Ohio " [ neiL "proved" by these "MI on the booktt _..,ch don't clescrlbe •""" J · I Swan. Middiepcrt. seekmg $ at a liVestock safeS bam m 6(1 OVerdue on 8 promiSSOry ped . , ' Qne oB ' WIU _ , Granville. Koontz said both note The suli wao filed In Met~s esc~ed b '":"· trot arre;:. reI ' eampus" ma&ulDe artlclett that maliUe ond lherelore Can't.bt boys were hyslerlcal when dep- Cou~ty Common Plea• court. j:"' Ar;,sY M paRI 2 wPuom.!.er Mn, Stewart of . PT. PLEASANT - Mra. Kate I , lhni11ed Evlhelr ~~ldders ltand relathted to 11· Thesd.~.~~ utlu arrived kl . . ... . . ~ •Y. I Implied, .. eqr.,...y ... 10 au orr are era u...., " ' " . The company Is also see ng cited to Meigs court Jan. 17 Belle, Va., Dietl i B. Casto, 73, of Ill y~ St, why fight It?" . down our moral code with klp:- ' D..ld, o senior. and Danny, olx per cent '"ter.,t from the for slop •ign violatlllll. f died lhll morniDg at 2 o cloclt . lded logl ··• d"'~ It Ill " freshman. were described u date of jud~ment . MASON -Funeral 10rvlj!n in Hol2er hoapltal after o lo!ti And llten 1 (all hard for a I C ..,.. """' :..,e 1 "line boyo who get along weD" Other activity w8, the s•tTWO SESSIONS for Eugenia Katherine Stew¥~, lllneos. fellow wbose viewpoint was op- name of IC!enci, IIICI I'll fltbt by Granvme High School Prin· ling of March 4. 1964. at 9 a.m. Cub Pack 203 will meet In the 46, of Bell, W. Va., wbo died She' wu born Feb. I, 1890, In Gaqe readfalt: GaiUpolll poalte from mine. j\1 flrlt we •em with everylii!Dal'yl' fot clpal Robert Wrighl. the trial date of the Bureau of first ollwo oessiooa this montb Thursday at the home of ber Mason county, daughter of A• IU, 2U, running 40 feet enjoyed each other's compeny because, yoa tee, I. bAve -two Author!tles theorized the aiay- IUnemployment Compeo.sation vs at 7,30 p.m., Monday In Grace mother, Mrs. Katherine Flob.lale Harvey and Ellzabeth fon rollere, POIIIOI'Oy-Muon 22.· ond he didn't attempt anylhiDg, daughters comlna_up to ~Ilea• 'i . Frank G. Roush. The suit slates Methodl.<t church. er Raynes of Ma~, will be Slayton Burns. Her husband 36, Pt. Ple-nl 21.36, Hln!Dn but then be betan to "brain- age. ' · that Rouoh an employer, owes Ill hl'ghtln th J 'rl t.- held Sunday at 2.30 p. m. at J W casto preceded ber In 4.09 r\ina, Kanawha Palla Uil wash" 1M with thote paydlo- I hope · you Youitl . readers DRYER IGNITED the Bureau' $183.31 plus interesl. lng be a~ ~;;ioo. ~~ 0 the Winfield Baptist Church .h.ath' In ltU. ' lalllnJ, Charleston 23.11 riiiDg. iolfcll tactlca - You tnow: wUl help m' by PlattnlnJ talk An electrtc motor oo a cloth- The plaintiff is also .,eking the C b ter HI h d cart With the Rev. Ralph Mahoney She member of the Lotldon wu running 14~ feet, "sex II a natural tleatre," etc., sessions 'with ¢ber lfrll --four ts dryer il!l11ted In the Leo Hill cQllts u ma~ , lbatc ar lal ·~ olflclatiDg. Burial will be In wao 1 Million · Marmet 18 feet l1lCI Winfield 111,_ the anlhropologlttta oay. I age, Thlnl<"lor - your~•. ltK l"'•idence causing the Racine · ann"';n a spec mee the Winfield cemetery. Pl. Pleuan! dam 211 feet. ke]it him at his dlrlanc!e, all yourselves "What's !ll It . for Fire department to be called PLEDGES SUPPORT mg 0 committee and den moth- Sbe was preceded in death by Her only survlvorr are Jloal -•mealt: · lite while wooderiDg II be ml&bt me?" And "What 'will ,I 'l!fiOT" -~ •• Th d ers would he held at the close ••• fa••- Waller R --• and nephews Funeral " bellev••• -·erytb""' you ThUn•uay at 4:- p.m. e e- WASHINGTON (UPil-Pr.. t- ol Monda night's meetin ...- u~r, aynes, ."'"' beld I Oltlo River- Queen City up be rflht. . .. Stop ~~ ~.., partment said there was about dent Johnson met with memY g. betides her mother, Is IUrYlved ~ Pt PI Y ~~ J~ IS, 4:46 a.m.; BIDgo down 15, And theo 1 read your ool~ ~W· ~=ot ·lt ~!10 damage. Other activity was bel'l! of the Fint Arll CommlsVISITS PARENTS by ber huablnd, Woller Stewart h with the"::n JI'RJI'll~ 8:211 a.m.; Ealtern up 18, 2:45 _ and your '!aoafllos atand,'~ -"'= ~ ,., , . "~niJ'd. an E·R call Thursday at 1:56 sloo at the White Houst Thur,.. Charleo 1!!. Lee of WestervDle of Belle; I ste~, Paul Slew· I ~liclalln . Burtai will be In a.m.; Defender up 17, 3:10 p. and reallzetl' tliat whUe he wa "-' '"' -. P;m, '"': H•w•rd Donahue, Falr- 1day to pledge his wholehearted spent the weekend with his par- /art of Sparks, Ga., • stepclatlll>- Lone Oak C:metery 01.; A. E. Dyke up 18, 12:30 a. begging. me to "ewe him 110018 cle. U sk ."- ' . VieW Rtdgt, who .... taken to support of projects to beautify ents, Mr. and Ml'l. cart E. Lee ler. Mrs. carol Jacobeon Im.: Bob l":nter doWII 19, 6:35 consideration lor his vieW· A~e a • . a yourse•vH Meigs Memorial ltotpltal. Washington [and La of B han Dahlgren, Vo.; a alaler, Mnt. The body wiD lie In state at om.; Jerry Boeworth up 20_, polnto," 1 wam't geltlllg IDJ ~ .~ aflalra penon .... -~~~~ · rry as · Emma Williamson, local, IIICI . the church untll one hour be- • •• Be 21 1 20 uwu ... . . _.., a brother, Dayloll Raynea, Ma•- lore the services. Frlendl may .:-.a~ av er . up .'J.:... OOIIIIderadon from IBM, I wao (gratlfylllg c1eabii :,g ,;mf~l: ' H ll ...__ a.m., UIW up 22' 1 a.m., . ~ belttg handed • Une, tbougb I . =~ ..,...,. '• .-. or of Muon. Mro. Stewart had call at the Crow· uuo ~ ... el up Greenup 10:20 p.m.; Rav· hated to aclmlt it. What glrl. ly be eetiaflld "~~· Oile ·~· been Ill aeveral monlhll. Friends eral Home alter 10 a. m., enewooc1 up Greenup 1:31 1 .m.; does when abe llncfl she really simply~ "<• ;Mw _.t~~ o ~:~~ urday. Pb!Up. Sporn up Greenup 2:30 Cll'tllort ha guy? ~ }!Pil 0 •• after I p. m. Saturda•, at the ORDER 8USPI!N8ION a.m.; find mysell doubtlllg And ;,. uvi'$fil~ Greenup Luther 5:10 a.m.; ,,. I still llndardt th~· .. not u - "ShaD 1 . Cbapmao Funeral homo at Win- .,_,..__ ond Mar--~~:Ylw_.- ·up ..,__,p 7... · m. my I • ..,... man emOtioal, w · settle lor By DOROTHY KILGALLEN ~"'" ..,.. """" ~-··. ... , '' much u I did pre-rlouli.y Jor I animal inrtlildrt"' - Hi , field, w. Va., ond untll tlme doing btulneu u !he Valvollne up 11, 5.01 _a.m., 11; have talked to other lftll .'flbo ,ibla eolttJM .- .· ....dd'. ..., to for the services on SUnday. Reltauraat, 100 Lattley·ll. !D E:. Bowlel tlown 13, 1.20 p.m., feel 1 J 4jo. !'Ill jut .llad I faml4r llVIllg ..., -•1!,_hav,-.... QFFDDO THAN·· recent heariDg lor Vloilllon Allllti-AsllbiDd up 13, S:IO a.m.; read -·· eolumn In time and low L'd l.~· llll ...... .. _ "" oale of beer In and upon t h Warren Hougland clOWD 13, 4:· ,.... .. trou .... er •- ,...... Jotllllls In Pencil son and wife Rachel Roberta· are In ManWASIDNGTON (UPI) - s~ prernlael to • minor on a.m.; Valley Vf1'/IPI up at, ," trouble, ~Helen Help ' YOU. Some of the backers of the Alfred hattan. Aft~r a 10-day visit they'U take lent screen llllr Mary Pickford 20, 1983, waa ctven ttnen ... a.m.; Zimmer doWn MeJ. COMPLE'I'RI ClOVR8Iil She will wolooaM J'OIIt Clll'f Drake musical, "Zenda," which folded on off for thetr villa 10 Portofino ... Get thanked the Ubrary of Congrl!ll suopenaiDn befl)nnlnl noon I:O_i,; 1::11 p.m.; Buckeye. State Pvt. Glne• L Slelml, datJ.. amuatog uperienc'tl. -~ Ill way to Broadway, are writing angry ready for a Swedish motion picture titled Thursday lor preserving many I& by order of !he Liquor ~~ Melalbl 3:41 p.lil.~ 1-. &bter ol Mr. ond MrL Stanley Helen Bottel ID ~ ,Ill .,. letters to producer Edwin Lester and the "The Doll." It has been ~reeled by wild of her famouo filnll. trol eommtwon today. ldll Polk down Meldahl 4:211 8. Stearnll, Route I, Raclue, aewapaper, · ' 1eted an . · Li ht 0 C E • M!Jis Pickford, "America's ' P m. Chauv'~ d - Me..ahll2 _ ........ week clerk • . trustees Of th C 1 . e !VIC ' pera o. raves n urope's inteUectual clrclel. - uw~ . . ~.. asking "why?" They feel the critic!.' no• • • Sweetheart" of yesteryear, told ·. SQIJAD CAlLED ti ~:m.; Illlno!l dowo Meldahl typlat eoune at tile Women'• "~~~• tices and the "substantial" box office acElizabeth_Taylor and Richard Burton Dr. L. Quincy Mumford, the u,. - "'--· E R uad · 3:11a.m. Army CorPI Center, Pori Me: IIVOTID M INTilllf '611. ••won were su fflcient to guarantee the ~an to rough it at the Re~ency Hotel on brarlan of Coo..... , "without •ne •::::~•·T ~'~., WU GaOipoHI Do~-" d. Clellln, Ala., In mld-Dnn\,her, MJ•. ~"'[· . ~ - r , •· called ...ursday at s· .. p m .......,..... uwu abow N y k · k e ·you many of my films would · . ' · ._ p.m.·, n.••rt Glbaon Sbe entered_ the Womeo1 /or. . , · • ew or operung . Pamela r Ave. when they come to New York hav~ turned to dust." for Walter King, Harrisonville, 11 10 .~wue Co A st 1983 l1lCI _.,. ., -111 Mason is set to launch her big properly for his "Hamlet" engagement. By this who wu taken to Melp Mem- down 12:05 a.m.; C. V, Harner my rps UIU • - T 11• 10 ~ .,.;.. 11 rue:.w . _ -H•· aettlement battle against estranged hus· lime, Sybil's friends hope that she will CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY orlll holptt.ttl. up 12:45 a.m.; Solvay up 3 a.m.; completed basic trliniDg . .o.,iband James on Jan. 20 .. . Even close have left the country with her children Stephen Alllllln up 4:45 a,m.; l'ort McClellan, and IJI'IIIuated ..,. ., fto-- V- -·-·~ friends of singer Glora Lynne aren't to avotd t~e enormous, Inevitable and Mr. and Mrs. carl Lee of TO MEET SATURDAY Rober! West up 8:45a.m.; Pea· from Soulhem Local Kith :..._ '"'' ' 11 &. ~"'"."; aware that sbe plan• to marry C. B. At· embarrassmg publicity-but since ohe Bashan spent Sunday afternoon IY Downey up 1:20 Lm. Schoo\ in 1983. . ""· !dna, Sarah Vaughn's outward-bound has become involved with a local little with Mrs. Carol Theiss and The Gallll County I c boo I luawl1a Rlv• - Lucy Jane ., ,.,. • ·· -rpouse, as soon as he can wangle the dl· theatre proJ'eet and 1 Ubel suit there's chlldren, Karlo, Kondy, Keith Board will meet Saturdey lt ..... down _ London 1:20 a.m.; BEGIN VOTING ~~ • .. - _ ... .,.._ and Kelly, and celebrated Kar- 1:30 p·.m.'. In the count_v lllper.l':"'::" ..... • • vorce f rom Sassy. no telling. She may dect'de to stay In ' 0 F Shearer down London 6·· N!:W DELID (t!PI) - N.,.. .:. • · u--• Hudson was the maio aftrac- town as undl4puted queen of the Roddy Ia Jane'• oeventh birthday with llltendent's office In the court- 16' a.m.; • ' • land India's 11jb .and newest • "'"rmJ 'IM&" ••• nun Oleander clown Mar. ..., ..-· . _ , lion at the Peppermint Lounge, with ev· McDowall coterie, and to beck with the cake and teo cream. bouse. met 0•30 p.m.-: J. S. Lewil otate, began voiiDg toclay f« 1ts • ..._ ""' w""'-' 11otr ,._ · ery Jllrl in the twist mecca's revue ready notorious newlyweda. down Marmet 2:45 a.m.; Thel• tlr8t letllliiUvt IIHI!Ibl)' The · 1 1 t,. ""::,1~ 111 ! 1 to fall at his feet, but he had eyes only Social note: A floating New Year's miSSao . ma Ann down Winfield 10:11 NBitl tribesmen adl)evld tllate. for his date-tall, blonde Jayne Helms, Eve party in Greenwich Village it now pm.; Merrill down Wlnfleld 12:· llood lor lltelr tm1twy Iller 111 '11111 a North Carolina belie who bas become entering its second week ... l!xecutiveo 16 a.m.; Sllldy up Winfield 1:o olgbt·year eompa1p of . ·~ lla .... • New York model Admiral Rlckov- of a New York bote! are spending sleep~pinion ~.:·m.; ~ z. up Winfield Illes" aPJt!ll tbo jlai!ODII lOY· er bas been turning down offers of high less nights trying to figure out bow they • ~~-a.m. , LeHa Shearer up emmen1 01'-?rimll Mlitiltlr J• _ -. ...., 11111 . ..._ nlaries lor work in private business, and can p.erauade 1 forthcoming big ·aUrae· PI'. PLEASANT _ Judge Jamea Le~ ,~;~:t;; \Winfield 3:10 a.m. . wahlrill NehrU. · . ....,, - - , · will be recalled for two more yrars of lion to cancel her singing engagement at Mason County Circuit Judee, In memorindil,m of aervice after his retirement this month. one of their rooms. She'o a terrific draw released Thursday at noon, upheld tbe oction of 1~~~~~~~~~~~= His friends in Washington feel he'll but she wu signed at such a high salary of Point Pleuant and Mayor Virgil Slden, ~pe;~~~ "never really leave the Navy" . .. The they can't figure out how tbey can possicity patrolman Stephen L. Mlller from the city .drama notice that Abe Burrows bly break even on the deal, even If they force. · had been in aa aho,w, doctor for hang customers from the chandeliers. Jud Th • Inion -----:----.,-"Wbat Makea Run '· wu a. hoo t They've been making quiet but deaper· given gefollowing ompoonan• opappeal was "· ' to wllelmlq ond -preponderatea In . . SOme of ua hive · ate overt~res lo her Intimate• . ··,ping thi Circuit Court by iho City ol. 111pport o! tile actioD by ~den ·from the manage- she wUI bow out In a man• -- ,. · .vould an earlier declsloo of lht three- Ill au~t."" MJI!er, llDd Ia eta. sayinJ how perfect the whole save lace lor everybody. man Point Pleasant Pollee CtvO clllvllf~~cw1 ~ II not nee. 0 ~~~~i ~lng WIS· • • ° • S.rvfco Commlolion wllll'lt ord· IIIII')' to ,dlitouM .lite dwp of 0 i:J Television'• animated cartoon heroes ored the city to reinstate Miller the vJOlatiij~Gr iha ndtl 1M : 'Why columnists don't always beUeve from Yoai Bear to Freddie FUntstone 00 the Ioree. · -m•'•llolta ol. ..... _ ""lice' ........ • ni~la:-...o_r "no comment" comments: will have to make room lor a pen·and: Thuroday• 1 opinion wa, hailed ;;;:;'other ~tflay Oct. IS, this space noted; "Membera ink anthropoid namell Magllla Gorilla. only on the question of .metb- I'Ulet and retiU!Aiklns _In tfltct Nelson Rockefeller aet are bet- He starta a weekly seriea fan. 18, and ia er Miller 11 or 11 1101 a legal l!hould bl .loUOII'ed 1M en!.,.,. the Governor and hit Ha¥,JIY are expected to become the new rage of the and bona ftde 1'tlldtnt o1 !he ad." ·, ~.:=Pe~~t>e happlelt of secreta.' The kiddie-car ••t Michael Rennie caus- city. Under po11c1 repJallcilll The three crrla*l - . . :lauped, and members of bls ed a big buu at Blrdland the other niJht aU mombers of the departmeot nialle by tile City ..allilt Nliier r..:u.ed to comment on "rumors," L-·ause be paid more. ••tte•"on to b',:.;.,_·j'l-_ ' ,z-•~ ua: "" '" 1111111 •bl legal ntldenlt 0( the tt ';·, "-· ..., j....., .,.. Pttltiiii.Oo tbt baby 1J elpected In June, accord· date, lnterlor,decorator Sue Healy, than City, One of 111e lhrte cblra• ...n: rett~ Otitttlde dlf um. Jonuary front pagea · · · Tony be did to the lhow. And everyone on wltlcb lha city 111114 Ita orlf. !Ia; ~lion , ln . pqlljlel been Invited to a dinner par· lhou~bt be belon~Jed to Mary Preminger lnal tuspensitltl o1 Miller wli and ca'lt!c&ta'oliW prst a . 1(;t:~~Johnaon Ia giving at the . ~ . Edward G. Roblnaon it probabiJ !bet be nsliled at Hlcllor) Chajl. admlnist¥at!otl. The et*c'e t] .Jan. 14 for Antonio Se,nl, compoal111 an mteruUn1 news llull. . . tl al1d not In the e1ty of Point poUUcai P,UtieJj)atlan ' wu talof the ltallan RepubUe. Tony The aperiment of presenting two murlo Pleuant. ar dropped: •' ·~ \, ' olnger. ::all in one nipt at tbe Thunderblrcl In Otlthll matter, Juqe 'l'homp. Staflli'n Mlllllt ilattll· laet conlll4!1!an Ja~k Pearl, one tit Laa Ve1u proved a great aucceu. The eon'a ll1tiiiOIUdum 01 oplnlon ollbl'lhlt bl ~ ,10 oppeal •'1iJb1. b~j~ ~, dCIU~ b!lllfOII8CI ...OOO lUI week-~ rtated: "AI the wldettee on the nwU•onltlm\" opJn!Oa 10 .. - - - ._, · record. · · 11M IMue of reakltliq tl ovio- ib. ·~ ~. 'i' , , . . • 1 .· ~rs: l:lettn~ssy AND STATE, News ·Of Is HosteSs to Sholtespeareans !;:: G }dwaterans Rebuffed by Mr. Goldwater o:::"'P . tt RUBBER ,, MW Open S.turdoy 9 to 9 THE SHOE BOX MlDDLIPORT DINE OUT OFTEN Next time you're pi~D· ning an 'everuog out' with friends, 1uggest meeting here for. dinner. Good friends enjoy getting to· gether ln our relued at· mospbere for fine food, eraciOUily servl!:d. I ec1' :=• Mr CastO 73 nor: n·leS Ffl.day After Diness w. I J:: I reportmg l Ri ver News s•lt.ls,.... 1: . 'f' . •:..:.r-.:n:.t!:: :ru,::,.. • . Hertlmanr:! Jolly Club is Entertained at Evans Home Indicted Persons Answer in Court .....v 'f':i. Til DAILY BAKER FURNITURE ·= - -:;-:."".1-., .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . - MAYFA. ---. ~~~~/';~..."'G;ruleft\~ CEIUNG TilE 16c .... ~Un It', VALLEY LUMBER' & SUPPLY CO. • . wyt-$9 I. Srd. Ave. Mlddlepett i Pltallftt valley Hosltal Wuhollle l'luttc lun "0:::' lfaU, Pt. Pleasant; Mnt. • :.-;:-:.=,::-..,:.. ..::1: ;; m ih.'i.ii ' . new! from Concord for '64 TRANSISTORIZED i SJEREOPHO • O"rale YourQwn BusineSs merc~ndlslni ' . • 11 i 319' i: 95 •• MOD&LS •• $9f.9S 'up • •• . ... under the ·n 1m • of : : : • • : . OTHER lxcellent oppo11_unlty for Individual or , cciuple to own and operate own buslneu ' . Forbes, • tor Co 1 "I "" d Pl. P~t: Mrs. ~Y Wh!U, :• nno sseurs u _,.un Pt. Pleasant: Artlwr JiigglnlJo. • • Tranailtorizad: freedom from noise, heat ond hum tham~ Rober.tsburg: ••• .._ Gn • push button operation, three speeds, sound-onBIRTH. : Mr . ,-- """· • bert Pearson, Jr., Pt. PleaSilllt, sound recording, d1111l amplifiers, two VU meters, automatic shut-off, separated speakers 5 t E Letht; Mrs. Jooeph '" 4 .••••, nationally known •• ••• • •• firm. ·· L119 retumt on a minimum lnvntmlnt '· '· poul~. • ," '. ,, • ••• ••• ••• •• , E•n,lnp ..~. on pera"'~~p of ~t uln. ~ -- ~• ~~=~:1~~~:..:; ~ Enaineer~1mR~fass~~~~~~~!~·4 ~ *• •• •- * =::.:.·..:.:.-::: wanted to try something · different Flexsteel ' Mayor's DIS" ·IActi"·on Uphe_Jd in Court '' PT. PLEASANT - Those perindicted by the llJ'and jory ill dlbt ~ appeared ·before the ')!~;:::;;~.;:•;.~ lli\0;ii;:}j.:;~J=~ Thursday morning to an· "' •.' their Indictments. All are return Monday, January 13th enter their pleas to the In· e 1 OHIO VAlLEY PLUMBING and HEATING d. e c l d Suma . oil CHOOSE FROM A WIDE VAIIITY OF LOW COif NAflONALINf MEDICINE CABINIII, Styles far B ; i I sing or Hanging like a picture ••• Tdghted or UnJiahfl*l models. Come in now! The Martin Restaurant !n! VOICe • 0{Broa dway • ' ! ~me merc)laD«!!a!ill -~~~· bfl~ful, but not i "&Ctt'tf11· '. . '\ . .' ' · ·Ma!t~:~~ ,il!~.the pu~~c~ : Onceln-a-utetline opportuniiJ· " · ~~· Will -~. Hil!d~ ~ ~ persona; at ' COllipaDyoa ~M- . , '; .. . . , . . . , .AtJ.-repJSel' · ·· t t·i'li::f-:1~~-llflde~; ' ~- ~(pplicin~'-l,.q~-rillet••' :.~ .~...,: Ill the nJr: ... .." tel• ' . ,I I bad never owned a Docllleln my life. Just low·price cars. And, frankly, they've jut been-cars. I wanted more than that, sometbin& dllferent. Tbat'a bow I c:ame to buy my lirat Dodll,e recently. And I actually paid leas than for other 1<lw·price care. You can be oure, this won't be the 1aat Doc!te l'U e - own." ' James Green, Uncoln· Park, new ownar of 1 '64 Dodge 330 "You might say I'm one of The Dodge Girls! l thoutlbt It waa~a come-on, beo caU88 to me Dodge bu·aiRJ8 been a medium-priced car. 'It 1ure looka it. And acta lt. Wbat "' pleaoant aurprlse I got when. I saw The Dodge Boya! M7 new Dodtle actually coat 1eaa than tilt other low-prlcedcarsllookedaC." rm really sold ou Doc!Qe. Pard· culllriY the new Dart GT.In fact, l'n never.felt so much at home In a car before. I- uaed to trade·ln for a new car everj year, but tblt oue-tble one. I want to keep." .' Ann Marie Allard, East Delroi~ new owner of a '64 cornPHI Dart GT Fro~ here,, t)lei'e and everywhere, "I didn't believe .,,.. ' all tbat jazz about Dodge not costing any more tban low-priced cars. Slanley F. Nemshick, warren,. new OWIIIf afl '64 Dodge Polara 4-dQIIr Sadan the wQrd's aettin!l around that the deal is DodJ1e'l Reault ••• The 'DodQe Boys are oil and tunnlna to another sales smashlnl! year. And they have eome nat fine·automobiles and down-to-earth deallnQ to thank for it. Most of all, their hats1l're o&l to you, netahbor. You started"ua oft ~th Iota· of zip, so The Dodjle Boys are thanklnQ y~a; • ••• •• •• ••• : . •• ..•. •• ·:• • • ~4 . .youj(. DODGE BOYS ~ANK YOU! I .~t. I 1° ' ·• \ ' ' • ~('j '-, RAW.LINGS"'-SONS · ' . ., •' 'iol'v•( .~~I ';h \ . \ '. ~ �\ ' • • ,. / ' • SERMONE'ITE Sentinel Church News . By Fruk Cheewllrew- Pllller l:;ftqegetloQI Clu'Wiaa Clu&rdl, t.lpri!IIJ, Oldt · TH&ME: Filled With Tile Holy Spirit. · TEXT: "And they wtrt all filled' -.lUI Pie Holy s,trJ&.• Acta 2:4. BACKGROUND SCRIPTURE: Atl.li 2.:1-111. . There UMd to be printed in the b~ 8ibles that CIOIIJ4 be found on the pulpl" of the cburcl.\et I pietur, of the ._.__ ....-..ai II J - ~etty IUPL 10o3t m. ,, JI'IDip • · e A m., SupL Fred •mill!: •h-ill o1 o..attet U.~ Se1m.. 111 '""""· £orl SbuJer, III'L: llomoq from RllcltJo Ill! RleU.. I alup ll'tb • · m.. Prayer llleetJIIC Penli!I:Oftal ireQt. It sjlowed the 110 of Aete 1:16 .U 1 ·,.,-urtland-::- Roell SW!dot Scbuol lifyetJIII Oat Adveollol , P - ' P m·l'bui'J<!a y &atbered In a pillared room, kneeling in ~ayer Q 30 11. m.. Wotwr> t0 o30 a. 01'0)1, Children's Homo Ktn, IAI~ '"" Cllorelleo: Ill """• above eacb bead stOOd a tongue of flame. Cbildrea thlll m., Sun<llly ·ovelllo& lei'Vice 7:30 ' Mulberry HeJchts · Sa~ b a 1h ~ School • · II • · m.: .Cb"",t, turn~d the paces of the Bible to look for pictuna _ . . p m. : Wed · worst.11 wv""' ISchool ! P m., Worabtp service ' • tut • m : Sl Jolla • SUD fuclnated by thla one. It was a stran'e and attndlve 10 a. on CIJ.ul!ll 1 a.os picture, and its story stirs one to woll44ir. 7:30p.m. Pastor Tbomas E. Did- 3,15 p. m.: Serviceo are Sa~· du . day "·•yer meet1111, Thuroc!ay, Let us emphaSize the word " all'• in the ~e. . . ""· 7:311 p. m. Middleport Church of Cllrtat, 1. All were filled with the Holy Sptrlt. All, the 120 &loll Cb.,.. ld Cllrfoa, Po.,. Fred I. Ga!Qner, Mm11ter. 8:30 were wltb obe accord In one place. ijow tbat e1dte8 the 1 ,.,. ·' " t1P Roa• Eu••"" IIIL Moriah Bapllll' Cborcb, 8 · m. Bible School, Wendell Ger- imaeination! Think .of the Utile churcllet, till& 1111!11'· er 811111 U-.ollCICI, lllllllller ICJiuoJ Qf Fouffll and Main St lach, SUpt. 10:30 a;, m. ~ 1 •K perhaps 120 men IIJld women, in the WO!'IIl. Recall Pat • m. · Mo(II .. C l'Ot'IIIIP tu Middleport. Rev. Nyle 11or- Worship, S.rmon, The.. D1ety after this Jerusalem gTOIIJ> were ·fillecl 'Wlt:b tile Holy 7 10 111 Sure it ie! And you're a. ·• E>enmc ~ · p.tn. den, Minister Sunday School and Autbortty ot Jeous. 6 p. m. Spirit, the story told In the book of ActlloiiQwa .IDd tbe looking at It right now. IRolborl !'-~· BlbJo licbool iupt a. m., Arnold Richards, Youlh Program.~ : 7 p. m. l':v- story of the early church. Moot people get tbeif pie· ·. •t.t clilreb, . Morning "'OI'tlhlp at 10:30 enmg ..••mce, The Great 0. It il marvelous what God can do with a fewJ ·'l)lnlt: lures in the paper because !!H. carl ROtTII18, putOr: Da· a. m. CtSI~n Wed. 1 p. m. Mul-Weok of 120 with their lives "quickened, heiptelled, ~ they've done somethinl)'. W!neb:enner. ' lllpl Sunday · aervtce · Wed. 8 p. m. ChOir fied , made more significant, amplified, ~ . trau·But n~ t! /Sd•!'_OI9:80 a. m. lolid,_ Bib- Cl.,.b ol God, M~ Mortab ~ pract•ce. _ posed into a higher key ." The Holy S.Jili:U ~ tUm 1e Study uo p. m. Wed. He' Ira M. Tibbs. PaJI<Ir Sun-; Cllordo ol a.rt.&. ......,.. ,.,.. new insights into the things that pertam to CIJrllt; the, I haven't done a~~ything. Not ret, that ia .•. day BCbooJ 9:"' a. m. ; worstu, Mute tlllllllter· ~eta know Him and the power of His reourrectloa. 'nle Bol:r V I I - · .,...... ralll, service u a m.: and Ns p. m.. ~;,.. • .;:·., m . ~orcb 10 . ~ Spirit Is the Comforter the one who glvee power, eo~~!' But one of these daya dubert Sbalp. por.tcjr i'fayer ateeWJ& 1'uesdQ 7;30 1 .m.; CtulltUm ·Endoavor. NO age, steadfastness. boldness, fo~itude. Tblut of 120 • I'm going to do Iota of !'"''""' o:·30 a. m.; Worolllp oerv· P m. Yo..oa People, Fricb• 1::111 P m.; l!:vonUIJI oervlce 8 30 0 m. coming God-filled pt"TSOns, the !•d~ of God II rillnJ t. thlnp, . Bill'. thillil. Great oc:es :kmctay .. ....,. 11 7:10. P m. Syr- .,._ Vnlled .....,..,,_ fill every eddr and mlet of their mner ll~ea. · things. Why, I 11\ill'ht evan Cburcb of IU Nuereae, Syra. Bradford Cburcb of Cbrlsl, teroaa Chutch. Rev. """'"'~ R•pII. They ~~re all 'filled wtth the Jlo)yJJI!il A be President of the United Rev. William l'llorpe, pasB. Imboden, pastor; Homer pelt, pastor 9 a. m. Worsbcp ser. tongue of f1re sat ~pon each of them. Tlie ~ of cuse. Statea·some day. 1o s da · School 1:30 a. m.· aupt. Bible School 9:311 · to a. m. Suoclay "chool. God Is an . e!lcomp.a~stng Spmt, the Spirit of ,. 18 Want to know why my r. un Y . : . . . •10 .30 mdtvtduatizmg Spmt. .. pieture'• in th• paper 7 Mlll'nlllS Worsbip .10.30 a. m.-. a. m., Momllljj Worsb~p · Federated Church, Pomeroy. Each man was filled with the Sptll!. It Is ab wrttle11 Because I'm one of mil,..,,,., 6:30 P· m.; Evansellalic m. ; .Evening Wor~Jup 7. P· Olrl Kautz, SUpt. : Sunday down in the early chapters of the book of Act.. Ilona of youn~r~~ten who IServices at 7:30 P· m. Wedneo- m. W~esday evenllli Bible School 9:15 a. m. Worohip hour Peter wai filled with' the Holy Spirit, Acti •:8. needs to grow up with 7:30 P· m. PrFayC!l' p. m. 10:30 a. m., Charl es Norris. Stephen was filled with tbe Holy Spirit, Aeta 1:5. faith, fortitude, character. Prayer and •asUDa ,·,••!!= toOSpel Mllolaa, Ball> Layman Philip showed forth the power of the Spirit, Acti 8:5-f. And we · bo)'ll and girls 'I'UI!SCIIIY 10 a. m., an Sttv•·rsvdl• II<Jad E I. Gnl· I suppose that each man and each woman of tbe DO, service il 3rt! Wednt!lday of btb. pastor: Roger Wllcorcl. s. First l!aplflt Cburcll, Mldcll•· accord.i ng to his own endowment of talent and abillb', want you to come to IS. Supt.; ~UDdaJ Scoool w a.o•. port, Rev Donald Boone. pas- went ou~ with heightened powers to bear wituesa iiY cltur& next Sunday- alld month al 7:30 p. m. ~ 11 N, r .,. Ev~r 51" .'''~'"ceo NO " m.' tor. Sunday School 9· ~ a. m. word and deed or both to the Gospel of Chrjlt, wblei to brina H with you. ~ Rev. Clyde lleooleriOD, putor; Prayer meetmg 7.36 p.· m Tues Charles Vroman, SUp! .. 10.15 a. even then was turning the world upside ;!own. SIIDdaJ ScJtool 1:311: llclrrung day. m. W~shlp serYJ~e, 6 P· m. How much our world needs Spirit-filled men I • t alup IO:liOo NYPS loti; Tappen Plains EUB Cburc•, BYP 7.~ p. m. Evemng wor- women. oe"acoo UO: f'ra.Yer meetulv Eugene Emerson, pastor. shap servtce; Wed. 7:30 p. m. :.::.::.=.::._________________ 7:30 Thursday. Worsltip 6 p. m. with ChPrayer mee. 1lng; I :30 p. .:oM\ p m CortagP prayer me<!~ Fellowship: 7:311 p. m. 'l'htn. 1 Free Melboclllt Clltnlt. bring the message. otr, prac oce. lng last Friday night o1 each Prayer and Blblo IJiudy. CAJ.. CliiL Rev. R. ~ GleD, School, 9 :30 a. m., Ho- IWddleporc Fir.. Uol""' month. MEL - 9:30 a. m. 8lmde1 Loc. Sunday ICboo; 8:30; supt. : terl8D Cbureh, Rev I School, Wayne Roush, Supt.; j -#J~Jppifltll964 Keilte, A.duertisU., Servi«, lllc.• Slrariur,, v.. I Monday f I Cbronlclea 'lj,O:j:; ";i!~=Y 1;~.0:1!".;. II 'l'h~~ilniano ~rt;:t:' South Bethel EUB Church, Ruppel~ pastDr Sunday Scbool Mason Cit • Cburc• of Cbrlst, 10:30 a. m. Morning. Worship; Rev. Eugene Emerson, pas- Y·W a. m. Ricbard Vauglwl, sup,t. Miller Streel Sunday Bible Stu· p. m. Prayel' and Bible 8tutly; ••:to_-1_9_ _ 92_:_1o_-1_5_~•-'.;.'7-·1;.;.5_ __;4.;.:1;.;1.;·1.;.6_ _.;1;.;.:5-;..;;12;.__....;a;.;.:l;.:4.;-·f::,BB....J . • l!ln'ICO 7:30 p. Ill.; lor. Sbnday worship 7:30 p. m. 10:30 a m.. . Worshl!>: 5o4> YF : ~~ a. m.. Morning Worship 8 p. m. Moodacusy, Youtht Mid · weea J"'BY"l' llOl'YICI and 9:30 a. IT.. alternately. Sun- Wed uo Juruor ChoU': 1 P 45 a m Vocal MuSic Bi- lowship. SYRA. E - :- L Wllh the hope il wiU, in 1om• m~ure, and lu!lp IU.• 7 /neW, '~ p. m. School 1U:30 a. m. and SenJOr Cbo1r. study W~nesday, 7"30 p.m m Sunday School, Ben QulleaIIJ'oeD au,..... Meaac.cnico: 8:30 a. m. alternately. Norman Free WIU Baptiat berryJ!:voupt.\·~;30 P· ':"- -~ tain rlwt which is good In fami'y and commun~ life, thU lea· E. Smilb, S.., pastor; Se Supt-._ Bible Study and Rulland paslor Rev Pau, Rulland Mission : Rev. Robert tng ~:.:, ~ so~, ~ ' ScJioo1 1:10 a m., prayer servcce led by pastor, Sunda School 10 a. m : L. Searles, pastor. Sunday P·.b;"· Stud 8 Y yer lhre il 1pomored by 1h11 b.JU lir1n1 and orraniMJriom IIIJ~ey. SUpt.: llloroJog Thursday 7:30 p. m. uUY Prid~Y . Supt Preachmg School, 9,30 a. m. Worship Bt e y. uluue name, appear ~elmt~. 10o30 a m. Youth Service, e, · Lottrldre EUB Cbureh, Rev. sP-vcce Sunday Noght 7:30 P m 10 ,30 a. m. Preaching 7:30 p. Syraease Mlalloe, Ref. l:lrl · m.; Evangelistic llleSIIlge. Eugene Emersoo, pastor. Sun- Prayer services Wed. 7:30p.m m. Prayer servie, l"riday, 7:30. Custer, pastor : Services . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , p. . m.: Prayer llliiOiillg. Tb.,... day School at 10 a. m. Russell Flrsl Baptist Church, East Tvppen Ploirts EUB Chlli'Ch Wednesday and Friday ........ clay 7:30 p. m. , supl. Sunday Worshtp Mam St ., Pomeroy, Rev. Ralph Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas- at 7:30 p. m. EveryOM wei· P .. t<eestal Assembly, at II a. m. Bible sludy and pray- Zundel, pastor. 9:30 to 11 :15 a. "'' SUnday worship 9:30 a. m. come. PLIJMBING & HEATING Dcxtge-Dart-Lancer-Dodge Trucks .,2. Rev. Paul E. Jones, paslor. service led by Millard Coe, m. Service of worship and stu- and 7,30 p. m. alterl181ely. Sun240 Uncobt St. Middleport 7 ••;n 5erv· m o .. _ 7:30p. m. dy, Music. . rm..onN"A day School 9:30 a. m and 10:20 MI. Uuloa C F.'II'.B. Cburcll, Middleport Phone. WY 2.:1550 --.. .,.. ,_ p. ' <>uuG Special t D Co Se 15 Suuday Scboul lt a. m. Rock 8pt'lqt Motbodht ~- rea ay mmg. ur- a. m. alternately. Hobart Vine- Rev. Henry . SIIDiey, J1181Aif. ti•IIQ', Wedllesday and Friday. R. R. Carel. P..klr: Sullday sery and Jumor Church for all yard . .upt. Bible Study and SUnday school 9:C5, Earl Star· llrodbury Char.. 11 Cllrloa: School. 9o30 a. m.. Worship IIOI'V· Children. 6 P. m. Congregation- prayer service led by pastor, key, supt. Preaehlttg 7:30 p.m. IIIMcum; miDJofer: Blblo Ice, 7,30 p.m. MYF: 6, 30 p. m.; al supper followed by annual Tues., 7,30 p. m. Saturday. Btble Study a o a 1•30 p. m . Pray· business meeting and program at llloroJog wuroltip IO:IO: WSCS Tueoday Young Peoples Meeting Wed. Attend iho Church of Your Chol.. .,. EadeaYor 1 p. m.; or and Bi~Je st;...J, Wed . ."T:IO p. for children and youths includFirst Baptist Cbureh, Raelne; 7o 30 p. m. Choir pracllee 7:30 Bakers of Holsum Bread 7 W\' 2-328f Klddloport ll'onblp. p. m. m. ing films on Mexico and the E. Curtis, pastor: Chesler p. m. Thtll's. ~BaD ol JQnlll'a Allred Methocllsl Cbureb, R. 50th stale. Wednesday 7:30 . Supt. ; 9:30a.m. SUnservoce of prayer and plannmg. School . _ l'llllllc - .1 Sunday R. ard, pastor, Sun day Schoo I n-·-. h' : 10:45 BYF Flabers of Mea pro-~- w111 . a. m. Morn6 30 p. Ill.; Watd!lo- study t p. at 9:30 a. m., Lloyd Dillinger, ~~wuod, Rev. Lawreuce Me- mg wars op ; · p. . m. be held at Sutton Cburcb FriBible lltldy "'•-'•• 8 p. m.: Worship services at 10:45 Oaniel, pastor, Harold Roush, Jumor Fello~shop , 8 p. m. day UO p. m. Movies wW bel llakero of Good Bread . -~ lilt Ch 1 D Wood Supt., Sunday School 9:30a. m. Evening serv1ce , 7.30 p.. m. shown aDd taken. Bob Lee will ' lbunday? tp. m.; VYF 1 p. m.; Worship 7·:J!l p. Wednesday, prayer meetmg : install 1 new Rlant elaetrie stat 7,45 p. Huntington, W. Va. Member FTD WY 2-28M Gteenbo1110 WY U933 Ou.W. l'lllriiD B•tJoto and Evangelism m., Bible Study Wed., 7:311. B:30 . P· m. Wed .. Sr. Chmr in honor of lhe SaviGur'a 11ir11L , Cburl!ll tP. 0. l.allp'riJJe. Wed. p. m., blapnae EVB Cluul!ll, pract•ce.; 3:30 p.m. Tuesday Heard 00 the llir at WMOV Sua. 7 40 . SitDcla1 ii<ltCiol, 1, 311 a.m. Andiew services.. MellZel Smith, pastor; Jr. chmr pracuce. day, I:30 a. m. and UtiJ p.m. 1 30 ' a. m.: SUDd., Alyen, Supt. Monlin& Ualtecl Methodlal Cbureb Worship, Singing o; Junlor Cbolr wW be 10;80 a.m.: PU,rlm ~- l4eeta POmeroy, Rev. Melvin Alkire, Scltool 10:30 a. m.: Youth Fel· llelblebem Baptist Cburcb, featured, Rev. Artbur Stltl Quolllf Fltti!Jture 11 Lown Prtceo Ch ch Sch 001 9. 15 8 lo•slup, 6o30 p. Bend. S. E. Curhs, pasP.m.· EY••-".. "' &erv!OO Near PnmeroJ.Mucln Brlcllt ' -.• • ur · • meetulg 7:30 p. m. 1<Jr Robert Lewts Supl 9:30 Midtlleport Leo r. VauglloD, fcllr, WY N888 . . PJll.: Ptll7or aod m., ~.00• "'l'b~ Eye of Youtb choir prliCtfce, ''·"' P m. a. 'm. Morning w~rshlp . and The SalvJJIIH .V.,. Elw07 " l'taill, \Ved..., 7.10 P. IlL Faith, 10.30 a. m., 2.30 p m. Wednesday· Ladles Aid Wed- SUnday School· 7 p m Eveniug RayS. W'atlll(, officer In dlarp. llllcWio[llll QIIIU lit . . N• "Our MJ..ion Today." 6 qesday. ' ' S. . ' . . Sunday 10 e. 111. flolb 1 1111J11,. - · ReV. t:l)'at J. m. Methodist Youth Fellow- Death Methodist Cllurob, M. rvcce. ing; 10:30 a. m. Somday JCboo!Sulllla,y .ocltao)111:30 L m.; Tuesday .7:30 p. m. E Dowson tor Bethlehem Bapllsl Qnuoeb, Sunday 7 p. m. YlllliiC ifeapie a writp -l<io Soclecy of Christian Ser- · Smith Bend, Rev. Arthur R. Legion.• 7:30 p, m. JahatJta 9,30 'a. P:. LoaJ UaJoa 118118 Polllllij, QliJo P . .4e P. m., meels at the church. SU M . worshi putor, Rebert Lew- meeting, 'l'bunclay, 1 • I LaBaveunyood, W. Va. ll:yac 111'V111' 7:10 Jl, m.; Rldlud Mo-.. COV<Il, ".:;, J;r~ 6 to ~· p m aupt. 9:30 a. m. Morning dies Home l.eque; 7 p.m. Jlrep ' ~~ mt!elino ~~:·p.m. ~,..lor; Morolttg Sunday ~ediog .,1lh Dale. and an Sunday School. Ser- classes; 7:30_p. m. Bible lludy or .... ... u \. 10:30 a. as: Cburl!ll School . Dee Swearingen. leaders. Sr. Is Tmth?" 7 p. m. peayer meeting. Other WVIlla · ' . ...,.....,.. Ill, IIIII'-: t: 10 & m. Wwmip 7 J Smlth • evening service sermon "Wreo- by 8JlDOOriC!eDiel lerYIOe, W""'-1., p.m., ean , CClllll ',. 1 p. m. lloacla,J. wscs firlt tt.. , ' day iDd -..1 'l!tuntlq o1 se.or. WSCS Seccmd Mollday of Uing With God. & SaGoad . ,;....., .. ··~ ~· PDmaro,, c:u; 1 filii - · fllillll1 l1llbt last m~ at 1:30 P. Ill. The ~ MaiD Street Cburcb of AI U A tiJaG1 t:lt ...... - , -...: of NCb lllllll1i Ill Circle 'lburaclay Chris~ Rutland, Dr. N.C. Car.ti.Uflll!1, ill: II._ · : , · · E•C!Dial So r vlo o: W< eacb ~lb 7•30 P. ~-: ~ penter, miDiater. Bible School 7 17... t1to1 1itpai17:311 p. m. PraJer ;sa "11« Circle Fourlb Tliuraday . V. H. Braley, supL Mom- By u.IW . . _ r I J' 1 10 12 ·IUDIAU. DRUGS oclll!"1 " a. ·~ ~ £clea VBltecl Bnlllro m.; Class 'Jblrd Wed· ming worship 10:30. Miss Sabra Today la Friday, J-. It, b .hllaJtetlln 180t diQr 1:10 P. ·&' :, , ,. 8 p. m.; Cburdl AdpiBDist. Evening wor- tenth da7 el 11M 1llllt • • West Columbia. W.Va. W• J'UI AIJIIoctorl Pr~DI JWrltiao911ie , ,..,..,....., Rev. Elden R. Blake, Second Wed., 7 p. Special feature 11o- follow. Ph. Mq_oa SJo a-Mea wY H85s POmeroJ Rev. Jolm llavl!oll, ~: WOe8tiDday school 10 L m. a.. Choir practice, Wed. 7 p. m. pictures an...inced The ~ II ~Pfl 1' I • ship 't:30 a. ln.; Stlncti.y" School Holsinger, supl•• Cbrlll._ St. Jollll'o IMIIMJic !o!Jooloa time to ~ and youth new ~ ID:IIO I. m. . , laD Endellfor 7:15 p. m.. Mra. ~•or Guyoville (Dulcb Ridge): allllOtlllced monthly. Tbe •Ym~nt-..,. V • i11e yw• Ji.. . L,yde Cbevaner, PleJlllelit. ReY. George R: Shipman, pa• . Jupiter and Seltlh!. 4 ' ~· llltlrdl. :!ltialli i1ftt A'lt. for aU. Sottg oemees I p. tor. Sunday Maas 10:80 a. m.; Cbrlsuaa .lciODCO Soc:loly, Itt Revolutianat w; a.. BibWill Main !SL ' . ,- .· . .Met'OJ School 10 a.m. m., t:ll. lolld-Week Day ot ObiJgatloo 1:30 J. Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Mom- .. A11ea ~ .:, • .,. "llolp Coulity•s No. I Newspaper" Jlupport llti:Cllillt* el Y(llii' CllaiGti . ,.. llleeliiiS Wed. ConfeuiOD' 'Ill~ ··before lag service at 10::!11 a. m. with day in 1737 Clul leader, Mrs. . "Love.. the subject of lhll leo- On Ibis d., III y 9 J. Oar La4,J ot " - - 11111ufae aoo ~· Golden Text: Bow In lilt, P'lil'ltla 117 , , .._ Bottom, Rev. acellent 18 thy kwiDtl kiDII- the UnioD. hn~t lltlnp 10:1-10 Supt.: ttol'lllllg E. 10 3llo. m.; Youth oorvtet 7 p.m. 8 !•'· /o•!B" ·n"'' '?"' ••ery It's Clearance.Time I TRADE-IN Late Model ,· • • Oldsmob·il·es ' 62 Olds '98' 4DOor • S289S· -S 2 • 0.1. Autom1tlc Dryers 1 • Holpolnt Automatic Dryer Gas Cimlatlng Heatw 60,000 BTU Temco Gas Circulating Heater 61 Oldsf85 • • • • • • Door Wagon, VB, Mudard tra~. Good Urea. 1\adlo..lad beater. One owner, 38,000 actual iniles s 65,000 ITU Humph,.ya 61 Olds '88' 4DOor ,. s2395 Lewla Repair Service ..;.FOReHEATING . ePLUMBING eROOFING .. S Fan, Thermostat & Safety Valve lEWIS REPAIR SERVICE WCTRIC · 62 Buick • --- -. · s1395 Skylark. 2 dr. Hm1 Top. Low m11el8e by one car&o filllocal OWO!If· Bucket seats, Spotta eat trad~. · ' Olds~-BS40oor ~1~95 62 GMC l ton · .... • s1595 61 J>e\UJ: wl•lw 60 Buick •.••-• • • :s1695 S8·- Qids·88.•- ~· ·•·•.<~1:.095'.6'¢9/t'1lieA!Ilte. Ford ·: • • • • •ands1750 Pickup. Low mileage. lJII:e aew condition . II?', ' Station Wagon. V-8, auto!b~tlc, radio, beattim, diromt top rael Ut:l only Jl.OOO . milea "',· ' .••- llr. ' Convertibl!!. l,.eSabtt. One. carefUl local owner. Sharp , _ '· REFRIGERATORS Holiday lledan. Po~ bl'l)l:ee, power ~. tomatlc, WISIW tires, raalo, heater, bll"i oWIIer, pew Olda . .1 • ' • •n • t ' ··r • Door lledan. ~utomattc; PGWII?' b~,_po11'et llteerine, new~ and .A-1 tires . · ' ' 17 INOI mMSIONS SkyUner. Power bttt 'i!leall • .. . ' s ... . . ..... RANGE - . - - Want the "right time of day"; .. from your wench? BOTTLE GAS watch d~ periodic di~Ckups, clean· log aM attention to need~ ~pah:i. Ou.uxpert . ~ervtce will keep it in tip-tOp COiidltlOlil 0'1l)le tn aooa for a free estimate •• ' .o ut p~. ~ lttod- Ylmr ..~0" & 24" Girls & Boys .-t. etCYCLES .. • ! H. R. FIRESTONE· . ~ \ MIDNFOII, 0. . ateel'lnf . brakes. . ·s9·cb8¥rnlet va • : .. s91o Sf4all. Beliire' 4 dr. iginal :!ln1lh . Ollt owner. ,..udful blue or· •• • '. ~ ·- q · · ' WILLIS ANTHONY OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. HEINER'S BAKERY FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES .- BeHer Buys 111· . \ BARGAINS R. .H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. FOREMAN & ABBOTT THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMtRICA STARK'S DRUGS c ~a:.r. Tu~:; ::::..,""'"!::ru ~: . LOGAN MONUMENT CO. OF MEIGS COUNTY . CROW'S STfAK 'HOUSE .. v. D. EbWARDS IIJd.-. M:• ' ·: i.e. ~~~ ~ . I"SURAN.CE A(?ENCY !at! SWISHER & LOHSE , UWIN'G CdA£ COMPANY THE. DAILY SENTINEL · HOYT'S S0HIO-tERVICE WAC THE frwhln:R CITIZENS NATIONAL SANK . . ::= . ~~,IIW'· : ·Oblo, ~- fDitired bJ. FDIC ~/SitipDIIID, lldmlnlstrator. 0 God! therefore the chU- 1n atr f141er . _ ..... dreD ol men Jllll 11!eir lrullt falo BID"' liDder the shadow of lhy IVIDIII· In 1841, dol j r , tl a-.. lit IW, !ley. 36:7. &lou ..... ........ b John Smallwood, pastor.--8unday lbe lin& 1 I . illf,¥. tMIM lyriiCIIIC! EoangelloaJ U1111ed NGI0111 a.-ai A' · II" • SchoOl 10 L m.: E>8D,Itllstk: lb'81hren tbarJe. Paul A. SoU. q. ' 7 ~· .m.; Y-a People Eor881Dr: BBTIIANY - t:30 A~ lboulht fur .lltllled d·:~~ p. m. Wed.; i'n1lr m. Morning Worship; 18::!11 Jusllee 01Jwr 0: 7 p. D1. Saturday. I. Ill O.ondow Scbool Rl.+lu. -'-'• 0 '"' Melli 11117 1:30 p••Ill. ead; - · a. m. EST. Holy Obllpjjllon, 7 p. m. ' vouti'i ;;;· a ............... . Slusday. }"1111., , , • I 8wtcla7 llcboal, 1:11 • GUEST PASTOR All Aiw Weltu•• To AtNiic ' a • �. I ' II . 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OIM ~­ GIVEN AS A PRIZE BY THE MIDDLEPORT BUS!· ·c .u. M:t word .... ..,.... 1M .... -~ "' • cutt pa wVI'd ..w t. Glwwef ,_. ~rt'r•r u •• 'lESS MEN. SAVE $212.63. CAN BE FINANCED llllilmam t . Cban• 10 enb .... w:ltbiD 10 W• dter Insurance Agency, Coots Bu~ lng, Middleport. Pbone WY 2' :11103. lB 90tc EXPERIENCE!) 1963 Dodge . • • - ~395· 1\T 4.5% . 11.11 loJ · • nrd mlDlmWD l:acb UcUUoa. 111. nJd te. Obitual".. oubt111bed W · I NDt , _ trOf'lt Orr'IC'I: 80\JU .:a!IQ A. IL "' 1:00 P II . DaJ!' lliiAicQ-a.JD .\.Jl te 12:00 IUK•Il' \ lT'W . 10 &A8Y '10 PI..ACI: 4 aiMJL'I PllODUCING ....... .., ond · semester orientation 1962 Dodge . • • • $1595 29 . . heater. Po1Mroy The Amerlean College Test, required for admlsslo~ to Mar· shall, will .be given Saturday, January 25, in the Science Aud· ltorium. New students will meet AUCI'IONEEJI Camplelo Service . Criltl<radford Write, P ' - • Colltaet A. C. BRADFORD Ill Call 985-3555 Chester, 0., After 5:30 P.M. For Rent 1961 Dodge - • - $1395 ' 4 Door Sedan. 6 oyl. Stanclord !ran&. 1960 Dodge - • - ~1295 4 Door Sedan, S cyl. Automatic traM. Radio and Iieater. Power 1teerin,fl. 1 MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE ·1960 Rambler • .• • $1195. ' FEEDS 1960 Dodge - • • $1295 4 Door Station Wagon, 6 cyl. Standard (raDI. Radio ..... --·---- - • •II SMIT~ lr FRED LASSWELL HOW DIU ~ORE ELOPEMENT COME O~F? SH£ WUZ TOO SCAIRT TO CUM8 DoWN 0 A I LY CR0 SSW 0 RD -·to ·- &1'1- _ .. ·-'--t1.& P:aw" nt . '· trult AJiiiiDpat I. JIJye I t.Dolloe ... U."kz lUI. Ope: pooL 11. Ata1 ,.,. vote laJ'oodq IO.mp Jl&'l<o"" ,. heater. One owner. Middleport Feed Mill 1960 Volkswagen ~- $1295 Tony Fowler Owner a Opp. "We Do CUstom Grtndillll" I N. 2nd Aoo. .---·-. -- ·-- - - • f Door Station Wa11on V8. Standard tran8li!IIIIOJL Radio and he.ater. For All Of Your NHdo CARD OF THANKS · registration at Matshaii!Inlver.. ll sity will be from January Lancer 4 Door Sedan. Standard traniiiDIMion. Radio ad Jlatlae, 0... ~... OJ' 1'BANU - WY 2·2143 Lancer ' DoQr Sedan. Automatic tnmsmluion.· Radio ,and heater. ...,..,.r . ~:: : _! 'flee prnkltot, bul u..t be Willi Mlteb" .ll'ob. 11. 1 WOUld not oppooo an CBIJI'V'a 1t1f111 Orlf:ll1ll II ,. ately ·~ ebanp. p6rted - - lo quit ill rJn alter ant ......,,., .Same The ""'•nrl Bwlm: "CBS a. network's Jacklt Gleasm porto" an a probe cllbo """' out, &CCG~dlltf to COllet racket Jan. 22...llaQle •ldeldci:, rrw Foataino, III!IWDrlr'l "Camere Three" cl· ..,. lbo liar utld It ftr11 acerp11 from lbo 11ro114- berlt the ~, .NB~:;,TV'il way play "adpo Tilth z.117• "BIIuanza" tied CJIS.TV'a ""''"·' lbln&," ~y. . .Archie Moon erly Hlllblllleo'' tor lint p.- IARNU GOOGLE and SNUFFY gueota cl AJIC.TV'o "WIP in lbe rll'np Train" J.an " - ... __ ...... · ... • -~ •• ""'"" · 88Siln·, 1962 Dodge .. - -.$}695 ·.· HUNTINGTON, W.Va. - BLAmNAR'S 1 ., 4 Door Sedan, 6 cyl. Automatic transmlulon. Radio ond heater. Low mileaee. New ear trade-In, Sign Students .......,25-29 tJUlldolel' radjator to the ~::::::::=~iiiiii~iiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~amaJleat heater core, Palui. .UOD over !tom an ID chief ....,.. llvi, and wbo sbGuld be nut Ill lint for tho Whl~ Houle after lbo No.2 man. s The lODe tbro~Jcbcut the baur lndlcated a deolre for clarlllc"' Ilona, as quiekl,y as ·)IOIIolble, of tile controversies of lbo auccesa. ion Issue. .Richard M. Nlson. wbo also contrlbuted heavily to Wedriesday 111g11t'a remaru, ~ bulleta. called vividly his daya u vlee These are facta concarnlns 1 pre~ident followtng EJseJibow. only the four Presidents wbo er'o heart altack. And , other have Jm,nedlately preceded polated comments came !tom Lyndon B. JobliiOD in his )10111. lle!t. Kennet!J Keating, who reFor a lll't!ter percentsge of the ltorated his call for two v~ lime than many Jmasjne, the presidents - one executive, one nation~ been led by men nol legislative; ancl from Arthur elected prftideDt. And thl& mat- Krock, veteran polltlcal coluJD. ter of presldenllal IIUcceasion, n1tt for the New York T1m01. which beeome;, more urgent PerahBS the most special anc1 and presaq each year, was bnmedlate aura or tile bOUI' the subject Wednesday nighi of surrounded the brief a~pear­ an engrosslns, bnmensely rna- ance in an Interview of the lure hour on "CBS Reports." .speaker of the bouse, '12-year. 1n aeparale intervleii'S, Tru· old John W. McCormack, who man and EJsenhower dlscuued II currently next in line for the the various aspects of ouccess- presidency. McConnaclr repeatdon in caae of presidential ed hl.'l previously slated re. death or incapacity - tile llllll- marks that he favora tile prea'"ra ol a vice president laking ent succession arrangement, in By BIClt lll1 BROW I'Dlltcl ~> '-teruUOIIIII HOI.I-YWDq,D (uPI)-PrllllkUn.O. ~dle!l Jn oUJct. Harry 'l'riiJPaw who lllj)Cetd. eel hlm, the . !ariel .ol an ass,aaainatloil •ttempt-u JWo. oevelt, too, had been. DwJabt D. EiBenbower wffered a heart attack wblle l'rftldent. Jolm F. Kenpelly wu· claimed by an u- Simpson, 'Johnsoo POMEROY, OHIO WI!) btl ....,._ -Iii lt:GI A.. IL D.J' • . ~. RADIATOR Pomerov Motor Co.@) S.ERVICE OPEN EVES 8:00 P.M. From the largest truck or OOIIUI'I'IONII l'lt-r $495 . White ove-r blue finish, automatic t..nne. ladl• antJ heater, JQOCI tires. C&NCILI.&'ftOP Television Revue ·~·· •., ' : ! \,)!• Mlddl-rt 2 Door Sedan. Radio and \ SERVES IN ITALY PT. PLEASANT - Airman Third Class Donald J. HW!llell, son ot Mr. and Mrs.. Russell of Rt. I Pt. Pleass111:, II now on duty with the 430ih i:OO.I Ta•otlcal Fighter Squadron at a · 300.00 ~e In northern Italy. He went 180.00 to Italy following the partielpa· of his ~it In OperaUon METROPOLITAN MOTORS Moln W. St. Racll~ -· ...,. ogmp•DJ 1959 Dodge - - • $1295 -- 1959 Buick IIOJ>bloo, a. loiJCih IID4 .._...., kcbdqtbo __ _ _ot 1a. ---• A CIJpCupam 1957 Ford - -• a. QJPUQ 4 Jlool' Sedan vs. Standard tran1. Radio ond heater. 1956 DeSoto 61 Chev. 2 Dr. · lise. • $150 Down • • • $395 4 Door Sedan. Power ak!erin&. AuiolMIIe lhDI. Radio and beater, 6 eyl. Standard trans. 1955 Chrysler - • - $495 59 Plymouth Fury 4 Dr. • $100 Down 2 Door Hard Top. AutolllAtle tranJ. Power lleerlllc. Racllo and heater. Auto. 'l'l'llno. li&H. ' 55 Ford 2 Dr. St1. Wag. • $100 Down R. H. Rawl·ings Sons Co. · Auto. '1'1'11111• .R&H. Dodge-Dodge Dart-lancer LOW PAYMENTS ' 5. Secon.d & Mill St. Low Rote lnteNOt Open 'Ev•ry Nlte .til I PM Middleport , ... au ltlllla. I tlua JfB'BBB'E.-lfAKBBP a.,...._ Y-.t&J'a 111 :tror 'l'BI1 JIIOHT Willi.. ll'll,1. &AD AND MELANCHOLTT-RAB!:LA.IS $495 $395 Cl - L PJVVB~PVLCB' 'I'~PQ QVLW:r JZ LPIBVPIC $995 4C l!IIU, Kin' Fea.ture11 S)'Ddk ate, lnc,, 4 Door Hard Top 1,18. Floor ohHt. Racllo and heater. 58 Opel AX'I'DLB.&.&XB lo LOlfGFIILLOW One lettor ·atmpi,y pie A to b88d ror the throe L'., X tor.tile - 0'1, ota. 11Q11o .. - • • -lor-·Ia- DAILY URIPWQUOD: -BW• 11ow t1 w.ti lh 4 Door Station Wagon VB. Radio and heater. Autornatlt trano. Black flnioh. White lidewall tlnoo. 1957 Chevrolet Woo $695, Now $545 'toMEROY LANDMARK ...-. ........ Lhrtof& beater. One OW?Jer, conditioned engine. 2 Pr. - 4 cyl. PHONE 2-2181 4 Door Station Wagon V8. Automatic !rant. 4 Door Sedan V8. Standard tran1. Radio and boolir. Like New-nly $345 .No CGngealing, Cleaner .. Burning and Free Flowing DOWJI 1959 Chevrolet - • $1295 1959 Ford Scooter · · Lanclmork's Fyr·Zon 1Nihod Fuel Oil Is WhotVouNHdl 2 In llock. 4 Door Sedan. Standard tra1111. Radio and heater. 61 C~hm1n • ~eater. i I ~'Notice how it's reinforced where tllawear Ia IJ'I&tllt · • • • around the billfold pockaU" . -·- --- ·------ --- -WJf:H RADIO WMPO Radio MONDAY 'I'IIIW FRIDAY• f:3S Norman Kraeft Mondaj Tllreqb l"''ldaJ 5:00 Community News 6:110 Sip On Newo 8:46 CouDI:y Espress 7:45 Sign 011, The LlfeUne 1:05 Wtrld & Nat'! Newa 1:05 Sacred Searl 7:116 Breakfast Party 8:110 Ohio Valley News S: 15 Spotlight on Sport.o 1:20 CouDI:y Jamboree U5 High School Foolllall 8:05 Ohio NatiOD, World Newa 1:21! Weatller I:U Farm News 11:110 Top Till Show 8:10 Sporll Today 6:30 SIJn Off 1 1:45 Melp Air· Ellen. 12:110 Noaa Report 8: 1& Weather Picture 7:116 Brutful Party 12:1& JOIIII Buiclt Show SATURDAY 7:30 Van Patrlct Sporll 8:18 Musical Cloc:k 12:!0 Rev. Merlin Teet.o 8:51 Community Newa 7:41 Sign On, The Lifeline 7:110 Tlta 7:10 Report 1:110 Football WIII'Qiup 9:110 Latchstring 1:110 Local, Ohlo, National 8:10 Brtgbt Star Sbow-Titur. 1:15 OSU Football 1:30 Publlc Service News and Sports 8:45 Baker fi'UrD. Show-F'rL 3:45 Plaller Perty 9:45 Famlly Worship Hour 8:15 Weather Picture U5 The LIBbter Side S:41 SI8D Off 10:110 Mason County News 8:16 Musical Cloek 1:05 Betty Newton LO:C5 Talk of the Town 8:55 News 10:05 MlDislerlal Assoe. stiNDAY 10:55 World News 1:110 Musical Cloct 10:20 Country Hoe-Down 7:110 SI8D On Newa 11:110 Wonderful World of Music t:30 Song a. Story Hour 11:05 Swap Shop 7:3& Tbe Atmy Hour 11:05 Morning Melodies 9:45 Famlly Worsldp Hour 11:35 Farm Bureau 1:110 Herald of Truth (except Friday, 10:110 Newa 11:48 EJ Rancho Time M·W 1:35 Hour ol Deltverance ·Church Bella Ring) 10:05 High School Hit Parade 11:48 Muoo Co. Agr. Ezi.·Tue. 1:110 Wlnga of HMJ!n1 11r41 World Newo 10:16 Newo 11:48 ll'amlly Wonhlp Hr·Thur 8:35 The Blbt. 8pab To You 11 :p Maaoa County Newa 11:110 Army Time 11:40 ASC f>rosram-l"rr. 10:110 Voice of Prophecy ABBIE AND SLATS l2r00 Community News 11:30 Special Community Prog. 11:55 'l'he Upper Room 10:35 SUnday ~0111 12!CII Local News 12:110 News Roundup 11:58 Dow Jones Averqes 11:110 COtmlr)' lbmn Tbaa 12<10 Markets 12:20 BuDetin Board 12:110 Noon Report 12:110 NOOD Report 12:1' Mkttl11Y Weather 12:25 News 0 Grama 12:15 Millie Jast P'ar Yoa 12:15 The Search 12~2V'Bulletin Board 12:30 Saturday Matinee 12:15 Goessler's Guest Slar·ll'rl 12:110 Rev. Merlin 'hell 12l21,.Newa 0 Grama 1:55 News · S:l10 Platl.ol Par!J 1:00 BWy GraJslm 12:30 ~ Agent 2:110 Saturday Matinee ,,15 Blaettnar Show·T·Thur. 1:10 Lutheran 1111ur 12l4l ~ Go Ilowtd 2:1111 Nen ,,,. Local Newo 2:110 The Churcll At Work Iia,• !lewa Beat . 1:110 SaturdaJ Mallnee Ull Bowling Scorea 1:15 The Navy SwiDp 2;1la:CouillrJ Go llotmd 1:16 Nm 5:110 The Open !load l:li The Bfl Lie l iS \ Newo Beat (:00 Dllclng wHit Dolo 5:45 SI8D Off 1:00 Tbe Quilt Boar idid Wa{Mallnle 4:10 Top Teri Rmle IATURDAY I:U The SUnday "811,....81 Wrentll 1:00 Newo Slumnary 1:00 Sip On NeWI World In ~ Doi!l· . 1: Ill Publle 8ervlce 1:11 CCiuDiry Mullc 'nme 1:110 Baptist a1:30 Slp Off I:ID ,.. 1:15 Slmdowa ,.. !M lr HAROLD GRAY VE1a, I RBID EV6M NO, I AM ,..,TAN I l.OJE ~NIE'I I=OR P1iV (11\JE HER, I WOULD IHPOW THE H=lC:E OS: AN'IotiE fQTUPIO ENOI.JGiH 1 0 OFFE~ IT/ CAH IM .,.~ "'D<l. "-'A9 . IN THE REPoRT ""'....,U, I UIY HU !OHi ' liS NOW AT. ' . ,-~ r,. ,, .. ' INGELS · l~ol( · -~ , ··~~eup·to $100on Uviag Room.Suites L' -- f..., ,. ~ , , '• . · ·• .$avt..."to. $50 C!n Btthollt·jultes . ' ,, t . .. j ., ' .·· oef•tt~ '\· ,,, ... •: 2p-; 30,&SO%. on . , ,Jfl· ., ··lhntiture · . ·~ if~\·.~ ·· e.Scm up·to $40 on Mattreues ~~~~ . l>·' ';i i/'"o'-•'• I ' ' I' ' , • ' FOR' ,,.11 ' I . . ' TICI(fr$ •·· lllANNER . �• • ~~~~~~~~~O~-.~~~U.!:__lO, IIOW~n-ll,ess ~ows are Exchanged LaureiSprmgs,New.Jersey Grumbaeher .Oil PAINTS Brown=· ~nited! BOARD MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE of relatives and of the bride and III'OOm. bride Is the daughter of ,,.,-u •. Margaret B Brown and late James F Brown, Clem- I Ienlloonf, ~~ ~~te~r '7'.:' ~ :~ O:tt.:~ pr.~:~~~ :~::': were on sale. Refreshment. were served during the social hour. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Patrick Lochary. , Around And A bout M "dd/ I eport n.OCmeCnapter Oblliatlon w ed b will obaerve their list wedding In Athens. rnu ospltal and me:b::"~ Ri'C: IIMlversary Saturday. They Grllldparen .. are Mr. aad Chapter ·oflS No 1u when they were married Jan 11 1103 j, Mrs. ClaUd Aa~ Middleport met recently .;ith Mary Lou the late .Rev. J. Rlckmao.:Y Mrs. GeorKta ' Moore, lh le Wortby Matron and John egas, Nev · Great lll'andplll' lhle.' Worthy patron,, presldi Mrs. Jackson Is 81 and Mr. eoiB lnelllde Mn. Myrtle Sto•· Plans .were also made to';! Jackson will observe 114th Columbus, and Mr. Everett tend the annual school of· In- bJl'tbday Sunday, Jan. 1%. They ~her, Cheobire. The ""'''le structlon of the Mount Mo- •a ~a_•eyesrs snO!her ary 4th at Middleport Febru- alahre r mBaembers ptist Church and have old. son, Timothy J.,., fleers Don Roach of the U. S. Coast Guard has returned to hla bese at cape May, N. J, after spendmg tbe holiday .seasoo with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Roach of Railroad-st. . his !as - with ~~~~.!'~r:";1 a~"::ay h:~~ of the church were . read ~on Runnel glvmg the trst, rs. John Smith. the second, and Mrs. Thomas Bentz the third with a verse of the hymn. "We Build A Sanctuar Sure" read followmg each by Mrs Menzel Smith MISs Dorothy L · d " What Is the C~ng h'" read pt''· ;~;~';O:M;I~R~O~Y,~O~H~IO~:"" vie~ ~atron Potluck Dinner com-1 /s Enjoyed by S G yracuse roup •> 1188 ·- da;~owfth bvl~ted ~urs. ~iss Ph,!~ B. Will, and other~1::-ive/: grandchiid, from Elizabeth and Alfred Ton- Harper, Pomeroy. The couple ey for g!fiB and from Ann and welcome friends of the comGerald Reed for e0urt 1 munlty lor their ~bservance es es ex· tended to ~em at Installation. Also, mv1tation to attend lllne-Pomeroy basketbpD a reception for the Gr.and War- The Jays will emcee b 0 t h den, Helen M. Bartley, on Feb. events. 22nd at the Belmont Chapter ~n Your best anchor er, ~;...!~:-st,j.!'o~roy; g~me. and Mrs. Davts, who recently returned from Japon where l'•ey were located in connection witb hJs. employment to Parkersbur • were enroute visit with rel:tlvW. : ·· for • in to th . fi es ore goFlaetr orne, St. Pelefllo ' · Elberf.elds In pomeroy '-"""=""""""""""""""""'"""""""""""""""'"""""""""""""""'"""'"""'J There are 30 Pontiacs in Wide·Traek Town Take Carefollowed Of You,"with opened the f:~~~ j · f:~':'""""""""""="""="""""""""'""""""""""""="""""""""Jl~ia~u~n~t,~Mr~s~. the death ofiSb~uler~,~fol~l=ow=his parenll. meeting, prayer I .•••••••----------------~==== January Discount FURNITURE SALE! I Furniture Reduced o/o · Now is the time to . SAVE DOLLARS. All bedroom furniture, llvlng room . furniture, c b a 1 r s, lamps, tables, dinette 'sell, wardrobes, cedar chests, eabinets and many other items all !~EDUCED '4 OFF regular price. :Appliances and television excepted ) 3ea us early while selectlo~ 11 &ood. · 6 and awho story the president, also"Specread DeUvery." and closed with a poem, "If I Can/' by Chari••' II E. Carroll. During the business session thank you notes were read fro~ €allle Kloes, Miss Nettle Koehler 111d James Fugate sent them at Christmas. Norman Kloes treasurer ber report for the year. It announced Ulat there are three fruit cakes for sale. Following the benediction, frozen salad, crackers, coffee and can. day were served by Miss Mar· guerlte Meyer and Mrs. Lester Fauber. GREETINGS BY PRONE Mrs. Ida B. Young and sons received greetings _by telephone on Christmas morning, lrom the former's daughter, Mn. Wanda R. Adams of Canoga Park California. ' Crow'J STEAK HOUSE eAiso- us for big savinp on an l'rlgldalre applloncH, z.ttlth TV Save A Big 25% Now AI MASON FURNITURE RUTLAND FURNITURE 1142-4811 lutlancl, 0. aatl that laaal'loaa Poat:laa coiDfortt tNe've gat rour diHerent models to choose from., • SANDWICH DldJ'niQ'naw..Wa . '_ ; .-:r..~~" POMEROY, OH,IO . . . . . . ~t:lat lblot amm: Save A Big 25"4 Now At _ wltla Wlde·Tnclc 1•fom8oy NOW Mlnolte Bmm. Zoom c:a....,.. __ •. $1'59.95 $125.QO Mil and. M.yt11 Wtohers & clryat•s. .......... .. ,, REG. Varnon Automatic C:.mera • Kodak lmm. Movie C:amerH .... $ 1 u,... Kociak Movie C:amere w[cHPI A~l! Fll111 Splicers ___ :$ Vernon P-4 EIRtronic Flosh , , :•. $ Varnon 8mm. Editors ...... _., .$ IJ~Mral Electric Zoom Light ;, , . $ Jf.9S ' 45.00 2UO $ 16.50 $ 12.50 ,4.95 $ 4.00 29.95 $· Mo95 fl.95 17.95 · $ 15.95 $ 1i.ts. UNITS, REELS & CANS, FILMS '. Panama Tense in Wake of Strike ' bloody rlollng. GROVER'S STUDIO , NO. 227 ~·vdt;t.l\. -., te~~-,,~a~:::::· A'ni~IC:a" 'fl'oiljf.w.\. , • flornu/IM -" I 'J'hfl tdeal eomblnatlono f cern rye, barley molt and otber grains that produce• Kentucky Bou~oo was originated In pn by a Baptist minister, tbe Rev. EBjob CraiJ. WAStii_NGTON (UPU PrHicknt Johnson loday faced the tosk of repairing e m"'siva gep in tho "good neighbor" policy without pcri.f lcl"' U.S. strategic ln. forests in Central Amerlco. · Ho plnnod hia hope• far "rly stablllutlon of I h • olluation in the Panama Canal Zona on his high-ltvol minion, headec! by Thomas c: Mann, I!Sslstont secretary,_ of ateta far Jnter-Amarican AHalra, and on tllwpot investigatl~n by a flve-man ,.....-.pmg £l!lll!!'ittH of _tha Orgonlutlan of A-.r,lcan Sta• (~_.,51 ~~~lc.h flow to the troublod Canal ZOn• Jia_rly to, __ . Did,.....,. :rea waattd a Pomeroy National Bank NQW YOU KNOW , e • at y POMEROY-MI[)DLEPORT, OHIO • WEA'I'BER enttne Cloudy, a Hille warmer t. algbt llgbl 1110W OJ' nla. llkel1 by mornillg. Lew ZWf. tlaadaJ ltgbl saow or robJ ·likely, me cooler by Dlgltt, PRICE FIVE CENTS SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1964 BARGAINS ALL OVER THE STORE I ·, ' VOL XV .in any financial \Jeather: ChurchMCircle G roup eets 0 Wd d ay By Ted Frank cepted Into a t~aphy aid tour,.. with a total ol'"four Uhemployed, underlralned men 1course wblcb will IIV• her tile lrtsl(uciors. The elerk·typla,t and and women bed railed hopos nec:euary iralnlnl to boto•ne it clerk-tlellolraphy Jaat this "eek wben ;the Southern quallfted· secrallry' 11>: ,monlha. 'lbere is ooe buildOhio Manpower and Technical All perooll! before theY are !ICl' lng being used now, but lout Training Center In Jacbon open- repled bave to be reglall!red bulld1np acron the street are ed Monday. The cenll!r accep~ with their Jocal cmploy)IM!nl of· beln& ~modeled and will be Deunemployed residents from 21 flee and be unemployed. Tbe cupied in February. aootheasrem counties in Ohio. employment office IC(<Iet!S pe~ ' Future plana call for beglnn11 Ia tbe nation's largest such sons who want to attend. The lng a two year post hlgb scbonl center so far under the Federal training ceqter !ben accep.. •P' program in engineering, busi. Manpower Development •M pllcants "' a qpote basil o! the nesa, agriculture, and dislrfTraining Act. c-ounties. ' butor tecbnologii!S. Officials One o1 the YOUIIII woman at- This projeCt Ia ,sponsoi·ed by plan that eventually tbe_ re will tending the tralntng cenrer Is federal funds from tbe Monpow- be 900 students w1th 15 dtfferent there because she did not take q; Develop~J~ent _l!{ld · Training occupations offered. the right courses In high scbonl· Act. Funds are provided to sJve The 15 occupations are clerknow to obtain socretartal !l'lll'k. each person attending the cent- typist, clerk-<~renography, nurSbe has decided this is what $5 day for room and bo•.rd. se's aid, houkkeeping, borne asshe wants to do, but Is not qual- Many of the studenll who llve slstant, route salesmall, custoHied. a distance from Jackson rent. dian, combination cook, comblnAfter graduating from high rooms in private l)omes in town. ation welder, drafting, auto school. she went to r.ollege r..- Jackson recently took a survey service statim mechanic! auto only one semester . She came to find all the rooms "bleb rest- mecbanlc, auto baby repatrman, . . , honre 1£ rtnd a joh and fOQnd dents would be willing to rent to machine tool operator, a n d LEARNING A SKILL _ Catherine Russell Middle- only baby sitting appointments. sbJdents. {3rm machme mechantc. · port R. D. 1-, at an electric typewriter in a clerk-steno- Through the employment office Pres..tly there are 40 stu-~ Twenty-one counties perndtted Southern Ohio Manpower and Technica I Training Center - Located on the corner graphy cot~rse, is in a class with 19 students. The clerk· she learned about the new train- dents 1r. clerk - typist, 40 clerk- to aend persons to the trammg of South-S! and Main-St in Jackson is the only building now being used. Four other stenography course take~ six months to complete. log center, apjJiled, and was ac- stenography, and 20 ln nurse'~ (Continued on page 2) buildings are being remodeled for future use. I . Women's and Girls' Ready To Wear Men's and boys' wear, dry goods and furniture. Hopei er a ~rg Shop Tomorrowf sQ tUrday 9 A•M• to 9 p•M·• . _ Save In Elberfelds January · ' Clearance Sale ! ~. ' • fJIBe OOIIf... ~ been lifelong residents of Mid- ---dleport They are tbe a Is VISIT BROTHER HERE of one daughter Mrs ea"mrp-;;;,IJ Mr. ana Mrs Paul Davil H,arpe M · · · (D th Win ' son, a he/ :~~;:.n•w':.d th~=r ;:;,m:t:~ one J~sep~ : ~ H. J Underemployed, ~. .4.nnl~~er.,ryo~&llth ~.artlllnotmeJncllloblrta Mr. and Mn. Fred Jaebon ~~ :,s:,,~~~ "':Dec.- Charles F HeBS Middleport Mrs. B~hner u of his parents' Mr and Mrs The bride es.:Orted down the • , • Raymond Ste.;art .;., . "aiisle b • ... uxtlmry Hosless . Middl t B of & SATURDAY 11 Y ber brother, Donald m epor · ecause Brown, chose a floor length The_ Middleport Firemen's cent ilbtess playmates of of pure silk organza, featurmg Auxlltary met Tuesday evening mond could not be P':"sent a scalloped scoop necklme and the home of Mrs. Everett relatives Included Mrs. R. L. fitted bodice. The full skirt was Bachner with Mrs. James DanMiller, Mrs. Lila Pierce ller1hanced with imported · I assisting hosress. Mrs. Ronnie Miller Mrs. Stewart serbroidered aJencon lace and Gibbons, tre8surer, pre-. Mrs Herbert DJxon urc · an ved a lamb shaped cake with Temple in Dayton was receivending in a cathedral sided in the absence of the pres- the .church. A d;.,:u:,::,:m 00 on Ice cream. Gifts were present- ed. Her fingertip veil f e II 1dent, Mr&. Russell Mills the topic concluded th ed lo the honored guest. Several members were reB regal jeweled double Games were played and prlz. gram. e pro- Mrs. Nan Moore has returned ported ,1n and Leda ~ae KraeuJiqiJeerl 's crown of crystal and es awarded to Mrs. Gibbons. Doring the business se . from ruscon, Ariz . where she ter Js m St. s HoopltaL pearl design She carried a Mrs. Gerald Anthony, and Mr. reports of th t ssaon, spent- the Thanksgiving and The Past Officers annual dinwhite prayer book topped with Lee Smith. During the social given The m:e~~s t~ were Christrnaa holidays with her ner was announced for Sunday~ I white orchid and silk streamthe hostesses served a prayer by the pres.; t With twin sister and husband, Mr. January . !2tb at the home of salad course to the 14 members Refreshments w~~e e;e~ved b and Mrs. J H. ~ourning. Mrs. Gretta Simpson at 1 p.m. ' Mrs. Verna M Brown, Clem. Attending were Mrs the hostess t the b Y Moore was met m Athens Wed- The Worthy Matron announclientOJo. N. J. was the matron of McElhinney. Mrs. Gla- Mrs M rtle ~n 8 ove and nesdfU' evening by her daugbt- ed an officer practice for the honor w1th Mrs Florence De Vroman, Mrs Robert Fish- Weeks ~rs 1 ~· Mrs El~on er, EUza'beth, Miss Mildred February regular meeting. Christie, Sewell, N. J . Mrs. AgMrs. David Ohlinger, Mrs. Mrs 'selim. B~ es .Will and Hawl~y and Everett Davis 1Refreshments were served at nes Aaron, Atco, N. J., Jenkins, Mrs. Lee Smith, ests Rev ~:~wJcz 8 .n d Mrs. Claud Ashley and Mrs. case of meeting with John and bTJdesmatrons They wore Mrs. Gerald Anthony, Mrs ron.- . J d . M zel. B Smtih, IHarry McGuffin visited Wednes- Mary Lou Jhle as host and host. styled full length , Mrs. Robert Byer, Mrs Danale~ndu ~~anea~~itheverly, day in Shade with Mr. and ess. Host~sses ~or the Februcranberry satin Richard Roller and Mrs. Ray- Brenda Bentz an d iMrs. Joe Moore and children. - Barvhmeedhn~ wtll be Barbara mond Kloes. · Mrs. Harold Sauer Is us an Gretta Stmpson. sheath front and full IIwlhich fell In a slight train. from her teaching duties at wore cranberry rosebud . . i Rutland High Sehool because of DANCES ANNOUNCED ~~=:.~w~ith::.:s~ho~r~t~v~ei~ls~a~nd c~rnat1o~s carr1~ colomal bouquets of gold . 1 · '· Wahama High school will hold ~nd rosebuds Mr. Arnold Richards spent a teen dance tonight followirtg . With trrtdescent cranberweekend in Cincinnati with the Wahama-Buffalo basketball rtbbon. I duaghter and son-in-law game at the school auditorium. Edward Bankowski, Jr. of · , . . and Mrs. Stacy Bunton. ' Satuday evening's dance party Philadelphia, Pa., was best A SIX o clock potluck dtnner Mrs. Vernon Weber, l'tutland, will_ be held at the Racine High lor the bridegroom with the meeting of t h e is subslitnting In the Home auditortum following the R:•:__of the Syracuse E J . Brown, Clementon, N. J . and church Wednesday Rconomics department in the John F. Erwin, Wilkes Barre, al the hom of utland High school in the Pa., serving as ushers. e Mrs. C. 8 · absence of the regular teachEdward McCaughey, nephew Mrs. Allee Ca h , Leda Kraeuter. who is In a ~ lhe bride, was organist and dent, conducted ~hear%:~~ Parkersburg hospital. 11 II Au~rey McCaughey' niece which opened with devotions tak: the bride, presented vocal sefrom The Upper Room SurprQe Luncheon lecThtlonsb. 'd , oth William Eichinger, who Given /or Aun'l e nesm erwas d J " " 4 ed in a blue •Jill: sheath ensemrea.' ames · Tbe ~~urch Mrs. William Sheridan enter1 hie with which sbe wore a t 1 ~here We Ltve with a surprise luncheon orchid Mrs Helen Shuler op c 0 the program In honor o! her dleport, a~t of the g...,m se~ted by Mrs. Carl Herring, aunts, Ann Watson and IIch1ose • silk crepe beige sheath Marcl~ Karr, Mrs. Weese Mrs. Bertha Scott of Mtnersvllle costume with matching acces- an~ ~rs. Etchlng~r. who observed their birthday ansarles and wore an orange orr n~ the busmes!l session, niversaries. h'd shut-m calls were reported. A decorated birthday cake c ~ . reception and buffet were Melvin Grimm and Mrs. with lee cream was served dueheld immediately following the reported on t h • ing the dessert hour. Otber ceremony in the K. of c. VISit to the were Mrs. Kathleen in Clementon, N.J. The and .also to the homes ' Mrs. John Bailey, MinMoney-in the bank_ Enjoy full-scole banking table was covered with a Bert Wee~ and Mrs. Mrs. William Knight, cloth and centered with a Flanagan. A stl~nt auction Point Pleasant, W.Va.; Mrs. service while you build a cash backlog for tiered wedding cake, ~eld as 8 money making Roscoe Wise and daughter, Jenemergencies and for opportunities-through For her honeymoon trip the ~ectM A New Year's nifor, Middleport; Mrs. William I!h•·iol• wore a blue wool 8 u 1t . Y Iss Karr, closed tbe Sheridan, Sr., Pomeroy, and reQllllu savinQ with usl black accessories and the mg. the Sheridan children, Marla and II orchid from ber bouquet. The Anita. Mrs. Hess graduated from Camden Catholic High School, VISIT IN HUN11NGTON ciBSB of '57 and attended Penn Mrs. G. H. Ewing, Un<,.ln We Pay 3% lntere•t On Saving• State Estension School. and Eleanor Crow, SyraHess graduated from n e nes cuse, visited Thursday wltb Mra. por t High School In 11154, The January meeting of the Arthur Probst In Hun'tiitgton. ed Ohio University and Js Circle was beld Wedserving In the U. S. Army. evening in tbe church couple are now at home · room with M B Servin& Meip Ooun!J for over 90 years ~63lf.a Osceola Ave., Kingston, Neutzling president, ~· ehar:e~ POMEROY- RUTLAND a. Mr. Hess wss reared by Group singing o! "God WiU .MEIGS THEATRE ANNOONCE IQRTB Hr. and Mn. Joe E. "Changing City Challenges Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mil- A iH to th . the Church - Wbat Is T h 0 hoan were recent visitors In Uon e T.B. AssoctaChurch?" was the topic of the Parkersburg. !cation f madethea~ a hcommunprogram presented b Ml rom ort Y Graud Elizabeth Davis. vi e;: Raymond Stewart, J c, oband Worthy Grand Pa- Thr~ ' ' /~Lob. CelebrotB Obligation is Re...-..ed'b D ••-:-.. ·~_ Y Epheopal Church baskell of white Oanked by oeven-braneh caodel- lng at the parish house with Mrs Menzel Smith WB! hooabra, Mlsa Barbara Ann Jln ~~- Hartinger, pres!- tess tu the wsws of the Enrerand Charles Leroy Hess were ~ ti ge. pr,.. EUB church Tuesday evmarriage Saturday, open;;;:: at her home In Enrer. · ovem 30 at I p.m. 1n the dJ ed 1 Lawrence Church at L&urel j M!f';' M.,::;rl~ewmg for the The meeting, in char ge of Springs, N J. coo~ibuUon w~s"i:::~ A Mrs. Smith, president. opene<. Fr Brennan read the vows KEEP II was announced lh~ ;~e ~~:e~~~~ ofr'he /rmn~ th.e double ring ceremony in church. calendars and dish cloths by Mrs. ~-u' •Frec oukner.a JOn . 1 tam .. alt. I Mrs. Smith is Guild Meetin6 Hehl' Hostess tor • TheGutldotGroceEp~Jcopat WSWSM f mums Church met Wedhesday OYenee mg 11184 • • (We'Ve got t,en dltl$'tntl!t!ldel_$lo cltolia. from.) J ....,. ., '. ... - ( Clean· Up Campaign, More ·Lights, Bus Stop, Asked A clean-up campaign was advanced among other suggestions to improve the community Fri~ night in the first meeting of 1964 of the Middleport Chamber of Commerce. Meeting in orfices uf the Co_ __:__;-_ __ -· __ _ _ _.. lumbia Gas System with new 1 Othl:!'r suggestions inelud.e4 President Bob Coats presiding, I more lights in the business dll-it was _proposed a clean-up pro- i trict and working for a bus stop gram be sponsored in the form Iin Middleport. of a contest. A prize may be awarded for the ··best individual Jack Welsh said letters tD performance," under the plan. madke fup 8 paili~kege webosfe nearly rea }' or rna ng lo t manufactur•rs citing Middleport and its area as an excellent place to locate, 1 • � 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 10, 1964 burns casto eads stewart williamson