https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dea2ad0e4d810df680fa4040b5049bb8.pdf de8c302a616bb47eb1e71b6afeed941d PDF Text Text . ' I FutureEventsDiscussed.br . ~= ~':y':.~:! Mrl. ~!DIG, wllo Mr. ~ !tMEHlt.e Winding TraiiGardenCiubGroup ~rt Thompm. The nu~ meetbeen m for the past three tumed bome Friday after a Plans were dlscusaed for sev· day February Jl5 Mrs LeWis iDr will be held •t the llame of 1s roeoverlng. da~ in Cleveland events, when the thanked tho members for .. Fl . Wond land" =;:..~..:;::;~~ ...... l!:.:~~::~~=~~~ ::~i~fu~ · · Mrs. Thompooo SPecial ,. Tr· " Gard . ' Ch is owers and er ) the International Flower au en club met wthg >l r tm~ arr~ementa lW'l! 011 SEMI-ANNUAL CONTINUES eMens Dreu Trou1111n _ _ Reduced 20% IIJpllovor & Coot Reduced 20% R... '19.95 ) •B6ys Zip Out Toppers _ _ Now $14.95 ! . Men's Zip Out Toppers l Rot. $35.75 .... Now $27.95 «eo. $29.95 .... Now $24.00 ~~. .. S24.95 ... ~Mens Sport Coats Riti. $34.95 ___ _ Nuw $27.50 Mens Coats Now $29.95 Roo. $39.50 Reg. $45.00 ____ Now $34.95 IOjl. $32.50 .. . . Now $26.00 ,,.. $27.50 ____ Now $22.00 R•v· $55.00 ____ Now $44.50 , ... $26.5ll .... Now $21.50 Rot . $65.00 ____ Now $52.50 R... $19.95 .... Now $14.95 HOODED J: . Sweat Shirts l LOT MENS Sport Shirts Reg. $2JIA Va Iues To $5.00 Now $2.59 __ . _ 2 for $5.00 Now $2.98 _ 2 for $5.00 ''. Mens Sweat Shirts 1\ .1 MEIGS THEATRE __ Now $38.00 Reg. $45.00 _. . _ Now $34.00 Now $t9.9l Reg. $1.99 Valuf" _ 2 for $3.00 Now $1 .69 Wednesday eventna at the e • elgs •nemonal HospiW. F'l IJb · ill 1m llon\4! of Mrs. 1'\obert Lewis, Plans wero made IQ rary, " IIs.,rin• Ave. lain the Wlndina Trail . Mrs. Lewis, president. open- Therapy Club With a ed the meeting with the club party on Friday, February pra~er. Devotions, "The Pray- Plans were discussed for ing Hands." by Helen Steiner taining the Regions! Rice, whlcilis based on the 16th ci' District II, in March. Also "The Greeo Blackboard, " Century art classlc by the world discussed were plans for a flow- play produced by Plays F o famous artist, Albrecht Durer, er show in the spring. The tra· Living, and sponsored by were presented by Mrs. John velin• prize donated by 1\frs. Moigs County Mental Terrell. ' Lewis was awarded to Mr&. Association, was presented Dunng the business session, Walter Bentz. the Dramatics class of an invitation was read from Mrs. Charles Lewis present- University at the meeting Mrs. Wade Cozad, president. of ed the topic, "Preserving Mat- l the . Salisbury PTA, the Ohio Association of Garden erial for ArraDj!:ements," · evenmg . Following the play a clubs to attend ' " A Gardener's en from the National Floral discussion w~:~s held with Ed· Day Oul," in Lancaster on Tues. Book Institute. She explained ward Bartels as leader. ~ how til dry rlowers using Mrs. Jaf!les Will, pr~ident, corn meal or Flower ccmducted the meeting, which When using Flower Dry, the opened with devotions by Mrs. material must be dried in Menzel Smith. In the absence POMEROY. OHIO air tight container. of the treasurer, Mrs. Richard TONIGHT & SATURDAY dried material · pulled Young secretary, reported $200.· "3 STOOGES GO AROUND green may be dried in an oven, ~ ~~ the trea~ury. A c?mmunWORLD IN A DAZ~'· sun _ or a dark. place. 1calion was read fr~m Mrs. HarMoe, Larry, Curly, Joe. Joan Dr1ed matertal displayed by old sa.uer, c~cemmg County Freeman. Peter Forster' ft.i. Mrs. Lewis included Councl 1 PTA • chard Devon. Edpr Rice Burrough~• aJ, milk weed, , Th~ nex~ County Council "TARZAN'S THREE grass, iron weOO, Chinese elm, meetmg will bl~ held at the Syc~:~~~~~~=~u and thorn apple. Mrs. Lewis racuse Elementary School on Jock Mahon~,.. as Tarzan, 81so displayed and described F.ehruary 6· It was voted to Woody Strode introducing magazines incJuding give Edwaz:i Bartels $60 ,for ~udn~ryruWGL~Me~~a:~; Happy Shop Catalague and athletic IQI;0 Pment. It was at.so •mais. IID>r.,na With Dried Material voted to give $10 to .the s~ho.l· - - - - - - - - - - l in •••• Tropical Material. arshlp fund. Mrs. Orm Smiths "June in January" was the r~~ won the room attendance SUN·., MON., TUES. arrangement for the month wi\h •ward. · ,. ' Jon. 26-21-28 "MARY, MARY" Mrs. Carl Will as judge. Blue Refres.IJ~ents were served by (Technicolor) ribbon:. wer,e awarded to Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark, Mr. DPbhie Reynolds, Barry Nt>l- Allard Pratt and Mrs. C. L. and Mrs. Richard Yo~g, Mr. son, Diane McBain, Michael Heaton and red to Mrs John and Mrs. Donald Lannmg, Mr. fu>nnie . • . d M. D . h Log M Colorc:ertoon Terrell and Mrs. Robert Lewis. an rs. wtg t . • an, r. f::::'ii::::::i::::::i=:::::::iiiii:iii::::::i~ii:i:::::::i1:.-~A~t"'t~h!e~c~Jo~se:..:o~f~t~he~m~ee~ti~ng~,,I;~IMrs. Jack_Seehg, Mr. and Mrs. James Will, Mr. and Mrs. F~ick, Mr. and Mrs. tCenneth Miller, Mrs.. Frank Porter J r. andM rs. 0 rm Sffilt'h. ....................;.,;;·iiiiiiiiiiii.;;,,l Mens Top Coats Reg. $49.95 1ft Mens Pajamas Re-g. $3.50 - --·-· Now $1.80 Rf'!g. $5.95 - ·- ·- - Now $4.75 Reg. $5.00 --- · ·· Now $4.00 Reg. $4.00 ·· -··· Now $3.20 Rot. $12.95 .. .. . Now $9.95 ' l Y MEN'S Sport Shirts MENS & BOYS Now $4.69 e-.~eh r Using JACKETS Values To $6.95 MENS HATS _ _ __ to pay monthly bills REDUCED 20% ..... $6.90 $aves Time MENS WORK UNIFORMS Now $6.00 per suit LADIES _ LADIES' SKIRTS RIG. ltl.95 ------ .. $8.18 ~IG. $10.95 -- ----.. $7.88 ll.G. $7.95 --- --·--- $6.29 Checkg REDUCED 25% _ 2 for $9.00 WEAR that the tash-toter wastes LADIES' DRESSES RIG. REG. REG. REG. St7.95 $ts.95 $t4.9i $12.95 $2U5 $21.95 st9.t5 $17.95 lining up for change, receipts. RIG. $6.95 .. - ----- - $5.29 ~·.LADIES' SLACKS ' V01lUes To $11.9!5 Reduced 25.% Jackets & Car Coats · Reduced 25% LADIES' COATS ·;7 ' . \ ' Ladies' Sweaters Check in here for your checkbook-soonl Reduced 25% ..UtttrfM"iii•®WitiiM!i1¥ltft%'itiHI LADIES BLOUSES RIG. REG. REG. REG. $2.99 ___ ...... . $2.39 $3.9! ----·-· --·· $3.10 $4.95 --------- · $3.89 $5.95 ---··----- $4.69 REDUC~D 20% We Pay 3% Interest On Savings Pomeroy National Bank BAHR CLOTHIERS Ser-ilng Meigs County for over 90 years POMEROY- RU'ft.AND MIDDLEPORT, 0. Musgrave to Come Out for Prosecutor ~~~o~~;· For Luncheon meeting. Devotions wm 8ivtD Plana were ___,_..., for -·· by Mrs. Rodney Sauor • b e v••• the .,...,..,. .....-~-_ .. "~ •··--~ used tbe 1oplc, "Coopore•on, .. .., ~~'''"' the " acrl ~ 0 '!'ltesda7, February 4. ,. be apd a18o read !rom P" w •• lAst year Charles Jickel, Jr., Pomeroy Jr. ~elball and FOQthaU COII\[b, ELBERFELDS Stock Up On Candy I Rutland Club to Assist'March' Mr. Musgrave served t w Q The Friendly Gardeners of terms as Prosecuting Attorney Rutland made plans to particiof Mason County from 1952 to pal~ in the Mothers' March for 1960. He also served in the State the polio drive next week when Senate from 1942 until 1946. the club met Wednesday evenAttorney Musgrave attended ing at the home of Mrs. How· Marsha)] Unhrersity and receiv- ard Birchfield. Mrs. Vernon ed his law degree fmm Weber, preSident, opened the Virginia University. He is m!lr·l meeting with Mrs. Fred Wil· ried to the former Bessie Jiamson giviilg the verse of ette :1nd they are the parents month. of lwo sons. The group voted to have an Filing for the post of Commit- auction in February. A teemen and Committeewomen was read concerning "/]!Jrden·fl • from various districts in t h e er's Day OUt" to be held past two days are: Christtena J..ancaster, Feb. 25. McClure, Route 1 Leon, demo- The traveling prize crat, committeewoman from Co- by Mrs. Joe Bolin was won logne District : Leonard Frank Mrs. Robert Snowden with Riffle, Point Pleasant, republi· door prize awarded to Mrs. can, committet!man from Lew· Bolin. Mrs. Weber cOnducted is District; Ella J. Roush, two contE'sts with Mrs. Snowden Route l Letart, democrat and and Mrs. Bolin the winners. Leo Friend Gibbs, New Secret Pal gifts were ex· democrat, committeeman changed during the evening. committeewoman from The members agree(l tQ spanDistrict sor the polio march Tuesday evening In Rutland baginning at 6:30 p.m. instead of Monday evening.· I During the program hour -Mro. gave a review of the 1Joe Bolin · book, ' 1 Acres and Pains" by Perelman, which told of t h e 1 humorous experience~ of living · in the country. The hostess serv~ ed sandwiches and coffee at the close of the meeting. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Weber. OFF THE SALE PRICES I Pleasant Valley Ho•pltal ADMITI'ED: John William Saunders and Brenda Saunders, : Glenwood; Mrs. Shannon Hoi· comb, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Clemma Pore, Ashton. DISCHARGED: Mrs. Robert Brown, Gallipolis; Mrs. Wil· Marnhout, Pt. Pleasant; Oder Hobbs, Long Acre, W. Va. Mrs. Carl Gibbs, Pt. Pleasant; ' otis Young, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Ac~tlla Deal, Pt. Pleasant; John I Adkins, Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs. Everett Clark and son, Middle-Mrs. John Marshall, New transferred to Univer· Morgantown. NORCROSS . e . _, - BRIEF · WIRE NEWS ·' ""r: ', · ' ' ' UitiU!il t•~.,~ 5cto 50. MlbDUPORT BOOK e$TORE 'r MIDDLEPORT \ . '·• , . <• . ' ' • ·-~('\,. .' '. . I . l~ ' .' ·. , l,nknUil!OII,UI o box MRS. STEVENS BOXED CANDIES e Party Jultpl e Luxury A11ortmenlo e Chocolate P-n Caramel MHca,.S e Vanilla Butler Crtmis eMeltaways • box ' "' $3.95. . 0 boX 1 DISHES in all sizes · . \ ffORI 5c Mh. Stev~o Moiohmallow Bon 2 b' 21F . Mro. Stevens Mlot Julep Bars _ _ _ _.,....... Ul!! Mro. Stennt Log· Cabin Rolls , · f~ ' Mrs. Stevens Fudge Plto ~1.1c Mrs. Stevens Toffee B•ro _ _ __.____ k 39c .. $3.$P:'. . • I . ! .' ·.' -,; • ' .Tba ' prints IP,i ,pi !tiro. · POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 239 29,c 39c 32c 29c 29c 29c 29c 29c Vis'it the Housewares Departmen! an4: see the Crystal and Milk Gl.ass , ~~DY See INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS VOL XV 29c ~~ $3.50 at y Partly cloudy, Wllldy eu • • en tine colder tonight wUh laow lla. f' ries. Partly cloudy u4. ~ . ueol cold SUlllla)'. Low te8fPI IU·IJI, Dnored To The fnterutt Of The Mei111-Ma.on .4rea ' to ~~~~~·. • Tbero are 1ft estimated !8 mfilloo parakeeli and canarleo In l~t Vofted Slates, according to the Hollywood chapter ol lbe AmeHcaD Humane A11oela\ion. Boxed Valentine Candy 19c SOc bo)'lln-t NOW YOU KNOW ' ' •. BRACHS eAII Milk Assortments eOJd Fashioned 'Favorites eNut Crisp and Chewy Assortmanto eA11otted ChocolotM e Cholet Auortmants eMJ~t Julopo ' rut t new program. to svJitee!>«ged Pla7 CUII\!IU<O ~ , ....,, IIIII 11 worked like a charm In Ihl!l'eDt the spon. finals - 'i'llb Walw,rili ~ Mid· 19113 and tho pjc!ures . G. . . dlejiOrl ~ II I;JO. ~ IlliG 'II the • • otW pqtee precede lbiJ )lt)ale - 1\aclpe Opeall ~· Neloonvllle at ~ : 30 p. m., Pomoroy pla71 P~l Pleasant' ~~ 1<311 p. m., , arid RuUand· goei , ~illllJt Ripley at 7:30 . p, .m, . Adn!1s01on Is 25 ceriiJ fi>r chll·dren, 50 cents fO< adwta. All j>ioc.eds are for ilnprove- · m'lJibl In the PomeroY Jr. High Athletic fund. Last '""' proceeda were enough to "''tflt the Pome•·oy Junior High team In blgh quality and briOiant unlo form~ (See Page t·. today for detail• of play last night). Below, Tommy Hill, right, of Rutland .Ill•• a jump .shot, .1~ perfect form, from gutslde. Guar<jing against Hili drl~inl Is Middleport's Mark T~hnl. At left is Rutland's (!~) Rod . ' DaviS. Immediate right is a . from the Wahama • R1pley game, a mild upset wqq by Wahama. The two smaU . .play· ers at left are unidentilje4 but No. 2, Wahama's Steve.' Wood, . leapa for a rebound with RiP' ley's Dave Rader while :Rofmie Continued On Page :s.' itc ' ~9,~ 3•• 29o 29c 39c VALENTINES Your Choice of Merchandise In The Amount of 17%.of Your Purchase I I ' Choccilate Buller Cromto Cinnamon Balls 51 Pops (Lollipops) Chocolate Croma. Minto Fruiteen• _ Vanilla Caramels Arabia~ Nights Mix Mint Filled Strawo Mellowcrome Toys Sugorplum Treats Jelly Baans Wintergreen Lottngeo Creme and Jelly Hearll Valentine Mellowcremes Jelly Hearts Conversation Hu.rh Chocolelt Crtmt E1111s J .p.,. l County Prosecuting Storewide Furniture Clearance Salell e r • Teen-Age Cage Tourney Hig4ligh:~s :~~~"': nt~~ 2•• TONIGHT, Saturday, ~onday &Tuesday • C~mpl~ePians Group I of the First United tureo, · Presbyterian Church •n MlddJ&. Mrs. Dale Walburn present. port met Tueaday . evening at ell the ltllon from the sllld1 Mrs. Guy Reynolds, Middle- the church. The me.tJnc open- book enlltled, "Maklnf Friellds" port Klndergartep teacher, was ed with group singlng with Mrs. whlcll dlscu.ued .the pbasel • a recent visitor 'Jn Columbus. Paul Haptonstall at the p~. man 1nusl i<> through In maJo. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gavin lng friends. She also read two have moved from their properHOME FROM VISIT . poema ~ken1trom the "Jdealo" ty on Fifth-av to Chillicfrthe. Mrs. 8 . A. Dodson returned magazine. Mr. Gavin, who is employed by_ Saturday after spending four Secret pal names were ell> the Ohio Valley Baking Com· weeks with her son, Erroll Con- changed durlnglba evening. The pany was transferred to t h roy, wife, and son Hugh of Ak~ hostesses, Mrs. W&.lbum, Mrs. ChilUcothe ofnt:e. ron. While in Akron she visited Coleman and Mrs. Dorothy LaoDue to an error itl Wednes- wiJh her grandsons ErroU Con- ey, ~ntrtbutil)l, served a sala4 day 's account of the Dorcas Clr· roy Jr. and family and Lloyd course al the conclusion ol tht cle of the Middleport Baptist an( bmily. evening. ·' Church, the list of hostesses 1.-:----==-"--====iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~===-"!i;;;il;; should have been Mrs. Charles Lewis and her mother, Mrs. Harry Hysell. They were in rharge of the refreshments and decoration. Mr . L. D. Diles is improv· ing after having become ill at the close oJ. church service Sun-day morning at the Baptist Church. Mr. Dl'les was taken SELE!=T FROM A WIDE ASSORTMENT to his home where Dr. Boice was summoned and treatment OF BRACHS FINE CANDIES given. Calling on Mr. and ·\frs. Diles Sunday afternoon were Milk Chocolate Malted Milk Ballo - - - - 39e their familles from Athens, Dr. Chocolote Whipped CrtmH · 3tC and Mrs. Charles Jividen, Mr. and Mrs. William Diles and Mrs. Milk Chocolate Covered Brullo 39c H. E. Mitchell, Jr. and sons, ~9e Fllled Peanuts Jim and Mark. Peppermint LozengH 29t Rev. and Mrs. Clyde BarUett Milk Chocoiaft Stars 3tc and children, James; Martha, 3J1d Rebecca were in Buckhan· Starlight Mints 29C non, W. Va. Saturday to attend BabyMintt • funeral services for Mrs. Bart~ Milk Chocolate Peanuts ~tc lett's father M p M s· ' r. . . Jnes , Milk Chocolate Raisins ~.· who died following a serious Butterscotch Dlocs - - -- - - - - - - - '1'1 illness. Rev. Bartlett. James ahd Martha retUrned to MiddleMilk Chocolate Caramels :i9c port while Mrs. Bartlett and Chocolate Bridge Mix sfc Uaughter , Rebecca remam · ed ' Nougat Center Caramtlo 29c for a longer visit with Mrs. Baby Mints 29c Sines. Peanut Butter Pillows 39c Mr. and Mrs. Don Davis ~-· (Dixie Pierce) visited durini; Swedloh Kisses . 29c the weekend in Middleport with Milk Chocolate Jots ~~· their parents; Mr. and Mrs. MilMaple Nul GoodiH 29c iard Pierce and Mrs. Mary Mlnialuro Milk Chocolates 3\lc Helen Davis. They were enroute Burgundy Mix 29c to their home in South Webster after spending the weekend in All Filled A11ortment 39c ' POINT PLEASANT - Attor· Columbus with lrien1s. Mrs. DaBig Ben Jellies :l9c ney Raymond fi'. Musgrave. Pt. vis tea~hes in the Wheelersburg Candy Corn PleasE.Jnt Route 1, has announ- _S_c h_o_ol_s._ _ __ _ _ __ Chocalate Covered Croma Drops :itc ced his candidacy on the Re· ~9c· Peanut Clusters publican ticket for the office WILD ... MAN WILD ... Geo. Ingels is Giving Furniture Away II Come to t Salisbury PTA Sees ou o·rama CLEARANCE SALE ·M~weaters --~· _ Around. And . About Middleport · I Martin, ,AS, · olth'· year." In d&tiKbt@f' -cat61yn' ' w,erel~~~ home ,\Veda~y oacotlil ·daug~r, I• . ' Double Barrelled Accord On Nucleonics Planned SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1964 PRICE FIVE CENTS • Echo 2 Ill Space Heralding Hopes for New Cooperatio\\ �.-.. ~•"" Senior, Junior Hi • • I • f ' B<Jidwin-Coy _Vrws Exchanged in -.. WoHillln IIJIIWt. <loJ ~ee. ._ '"' Sl71'!1 Willi • hiP rtUllll JIIC!k. rllldllnlly JoovoiJ u • JlllfM- u.. wllldl formool a .... ""'* • 11er trotll 111 • quilt but 1m- ·~ the ~~~..~~ Society No . tes ~ ...-y 1be ....... !Utund a naturol -~ ..- Announctd ='::.iie.-u • ~.::""'~nu; .,= ~~~ ~~w:; En&Jllh, . , _ . llolod below of Pom- Blatf!oloo. Noll Cobne' • .loon :." ~.,.~-=~:;::::'~~rom"""! . ThoJi. Utah MISSIODaries To Speak At Point Sernces sunday New Professor ' ommence D . A R' ulles t . . ..mn: Tuppers Plains SOCiety . News Property Poetry Makes ., U p I p Grange Program ..,. w·ll c rem Perance Fi/m / Presen t ed •• WCTU M - ""!""' all Transfers Apple Grove Society NoteS nu- "":>'· = 1 fu ,. New Eng}ISh' Math COUrSes Slated At Rio tf'; ' rlt Bah': E3Stern LocaJ Soci'ety NoteS 1 were 1 1 ':,r•· ramnr· l J Ou ay s ' • I Repo t ed'ca lll ':;tend !:tber 1-::.:Mal::.:of $o 1---'T!;;;;;~~~t;Q};~\;~~ I writin& functional expooilion. · In each of theso cou1'BOI the CoUe&e ·lntenda, by increasing hours of claas and-or laborattendance, to permit otu· to ochieve •• much In oemesltr'o time as • otuwho Is qualified to tue the freshman math and lncolbe on Rise In Soutbern~Ohio at aU. Poln may be alld to orlu CINCINNATI :(IIPJ) - Per· whenever a norve that lo a oonal . . . .. 1ti 8outbent Obio palo receptor is Irritated. Tbfl ...,, ·I! li . COtltinuea on the rlao, the f&- krltatloo ean be brouafll . OD ,...,_. a t. dot"" I gtonal tllieotor of the bttei'nal by preaaure from a. tlbal'p .• _,.. II!!! ...., · Reven•e SerYt.o said FrldaJ. blunt objel;t, by exlrtiDe heal ·'It · !II··~ 1~ •. 10 lakoo · oJ Philllp ~ who b011dl a or cold, or b) ' a cltelnleal ro. ~llor W1jiJI !'I~ diatrlct ~ .C!& acUon aucb u ~et. '~ 19 """"' -- r clnnan, Col\iiilllal, ud O.yton aold, all:all tl' aalt. Vlrf ID8y ilol.'llflll \l1111' . COUl'IJOI. and o...U. to- In the 1111Jth, atlmuU may ea1110 tl<tlJQa . bill f.lfo llrjni tlq\m a · iento whos<o entering ex- 81ld tu.. paid on per...-1 Ill- ltqhlng. . 'fttu•, " - ...,..IIOtll and ~ ' aminatim. scores ore h 11 b come . _ . . mlll10t1 ID 1IIIS may be consldel'fd 1 mild IJpe . . ql -" will take math 110· and among Soutbem Ohio, mldehll: of poln. '11111 ~ ..... lll, to receive three The total IW jumped 12 per When a lllmuluo In the """" 'I~ _v!ll'alltebltre .ci · lime hovrs for only t h r e e cent In lbl ·laet tint~· cil 1 pin, but or a •iJemleal II a .,., 11 h<mrs • · week attendlnce in •PPlled to lhe aldn. the :~E~~ cla11. IJCW4Ji CAU.KD felt aet8 . as a warning to wlti~ ltt1ilil The Ra~··.~ IIIIUIMI dt:aw !Jetore ntenllvo t111ue Inlal• · I •i· ' BY C. Ill. BLAKESLI!IIl ..., seed 81lesman know lhe 15 bushel.potential only 7t cenlo. I!Iteaalne AIHl .t&rl<alture hybrid he 1J aelllng .., be will This advantaee of decrease ID "Be 'seed sell pne that will be 81tislao- cost of 12 cent• per bushel on manaur.;,.;;.':" th h : ; ' tory, wlll yield well, and wiU most farms II ocJually where 81 0 . c ara ~ • meet the characlerlstl<s need- tho profit lo. ·~. of the corn he Ia oellillg ed on the particular farm. It should be pointed out Ill Joo. Dr. Larry Shepherd presen~ production cost flguroa thai This wu Ute advice given by ~ figures showing that tho av- moot farmers talk about only Lewls Saboe at the recem Meiga erage yield of corn of around cash costs such as lhe COB! ol (Jounty· Com Cllnlc. S..boe was 110 bushels pet acres has a fertilizer per acre and of seed referring. to the fact that about producUon cost of about f55 per per acre. Some also 10 further Iii ~r cent of the hybrid seed acre. Uslns the best hybrid and Jnclode the cost •f fill and In 9.hlo Is now open .pedigree avaUable, desirable practices, oil in the tractor. hybfld ODd tho remainder Is and getting a lair break on the But the actual production coot tlooed pedigree, ,.. proprietary weather, this yield could he involves the cost for the machhybrid. Increased 25 bushels per acre. inery used, a cost for land and According to Saboe, farmers The iDcrease 1a produe- a cost for labor as wen as the •bould demand that the seed Uon would cost, ace~IDI to cash operatins cost whicb farm· sale~ know the eharacter- Mr. Shtpb(lrd's ftpre.. oaly · ers are all too often aware of. ' la~ ~ !.the com he is selling $U; givinl a total coat Of t17 It is hoped thrQPgh the 100 and t~'t these are the charac-- per acre for the 85 busllel,. Bushel Com Club which ts prcr teriSUct wanted by the Iarmer. tentlal yJeW. posed in Meigs County that ~ examplea of these ~r- When you compare these ft- :wme information on actval acteristJc~~ ..-e stalk rot resist- gures JD cost per bushel for costs of production can be seant, · aphm roalstsnl, and leaf corn the 60 bushel eost figur- cured. It shnuld also be polrlted blight: ·~ smut resistant It ed 'JUL at 91 cents per bushel. out that detailed cost records might also include the strength The increase (25 bushel) figur- will not be required, Simply fiof the root, stalk, the shank, eel out at 48 cents per bushel, gure how much fertilizer is and the ease of hul!lklng. , ma1dnJ an average cost for the used, how much seed, and then Only open pedigree bybrida ore tested In Ohln now by the f ohJo Experiment stauon stsrr. Therefore, they ooly can make 0 n Th eFarm f ron ~"":'$;" :tu!;; kn!~ LBJ Used 'Soft Approach,' . . ' ' ' "' .. ' tha figure tan be derived from when It Is 10 lllcky that they thll to give a comparative cannot get equipment throuch, coot of j)I'OducUon. but they are worltlng lor maxI.IMITING FACI'OR lmum compacllm One of lhe bJfl limltirtC lac- In a com field a farmer ·ill tors In com production JJ 'moio- attempting to make the best poeture in the soil and maintain- sible seed and root bed lor his ing BOil structure by carrying crop This means lhat compacovl tUtago operaUono at t he lion must not be exceaslve and correct time. is whal we call a " desirable As someone puinted out at the Istructure." • clinic, the mly correct tlnne for , One way of geiHng dellrasoilf is ;~.bout the one-half hour ble structure wbkb it more period from lhe time yoo 10 dllficult each year bao been to lunch untll the time you re- through winter plowla1. being tum In the afternoon. While aure llull the ground baa 1111· conditions are not quite t h i s flcienl time to freeze and close, many farmers do not thaw to help tbls s&ructure. consider the soil moi~t~re an The other way of maintaining important factor in determining structure is to plow and carry when tillage operations l!lhould out other tillage operations at be carried uul, . the time when the soil strucWe might give one variatiOn ture plows about the way the presented concerning soil moiB- roots would like to hav~ it. · lure. . Beyond !he structure it is lmPeople building a highway .portant to notice the water holdwork on soil when tt Is wet ing capacity of different areas enough to pack to the maximum. of the soil. Of course, they do not work Water in the soli Is the only 1 Carpenter Society Notes place that the plant con get the moisture to properly carry out production growth prooea101. In one study made It mowed that a ooll fl'IIIJl rero to ail< lncbes had equlvllent <l 1.2 lncbes (If water In that I Indo area. The next ot• IDcheo or seven to twelve Inches below the surface hod 1.12 Inches of water. The third oil< Inches being 13 to 18 Inches under the ground had .90 of .Jn inch ar water. This meant then In the top 18 Inches of ooll there was the equivalent o! 3.27 Inches of water that the plant used for growing purposes. The questiob 'however is did the roots of the plant extend Into the entire 18 inches, or were the roots just in the surface 6 inches. In a good structured 1101.1 roots spread out and go downward to tske advantage of this available moisture. This is one reason why I mentioned last week that fertilizer can hetp reduce water requirements of plants . because It helpo puU the plant• I ~ lbo. of nitr<gen whldJ t11t1Y rooto down, oeeklnclhe fertillz. be obtained in aboUt 125 lba, Cl(,. er. Th111 1'0011 oat only get to 3% per cent IIIIIJl<XIIum nllrate. lhe lertillur, bUt also to the a- !I the ll(ltrlla lollowlnc earn, • vatlable moWure. lllllJ1ll groin or graao, the nt~ ' • It waa aloo recommented at gen llhould be ateppecl up Ill lhe C!ln.ic that JDO!!t of the lJIO lbo. uf nitrotlen, ODd II tint .:: nllr<Jgell be plowed down so or IIIOfe years away from loO • tbet It would be on lbe bottom gume grass, miJtur.. of 14t j of the furrow . However, it Ia lba. ol oltrogen, 60 lbs. of ph(IO. Important that ourface applica- phate and 110 lbs. of jlotash, ar~ tion of fertllizer also be appUed. recommended. . ; The best recommendation t.o- ' note an add1Uonal recomday C. that !erUIIzer be applied mentation on the 1964 guide fnr in a band two Inches to the side l.rtlli.er use, which slates; of the seed and two inches below "Where soil physical properthe level of the seed. This pre- ties, or other crop yield f&emr• vents any p«Mslble burning ef- are favorable for high yields, "' feet, and also encourages the increase lhf amount of [ertillz- ·1 roots to spread out, reachjng er by 25 per cent. Where thboth nutrients and water. factors are likely to limit yie~s;. :_ RECOMMI!NDATIONS decrease the amount of !erUllz! ,. Fertilizer recommendations er by ~ per, cent. . .s for 1964 are to apply 60 lbs. of , There is QO reasoo why Metg• nitrogen, 110 lbs. of phosphate, ICounty caMot up its yield of 60 lbs. of potash, following aver- eorn considerably by foUowjnl age to poor legume grass. This recommended practices. Inforo: amount of fertilizer is secured mation on the subject may be by using 300 lbs. of S.:lG-20 plus secured by contacting my office. Woodland Conser,·ation Will Pay, ; But Put Across His Point, 8V ROBERT w. COBB !management. Every trae• of land that is lo is very Important. Tn help the Party Given for O.U. Senior Work Unit Conservattotll•t be in woodland should be man· landowner get this Important economic and techno The Youth group of t h e Soil Conservation Service The wonds should be cotll!ld·laged as such. A few principles Job done the Agricultural Staenvironment and to help church of God of Prophecy held How important is the wood- ~~ ·par~ o~ ~~~s%:uawl·wconlof management should be fol- bllizalion and Conservation Pronation take advantage of their regular meeting at the lowed. To ,·nsure a o•stat'ned gram w,·u assist the landowner land on your farm? Do youJ: T ch lik ... u remarkably productive agrj. cllurch on Saturday evening 'd · f th f come. rees are mu e yield the wood lot should be pro- in paying for this job. The ACP culture." evening with Miss Judy ' !loss, Sl hierhItt a part ·o e ·arm rom If tie, if we expect them to tected from fire and grazing. will cost·share up to 80 per cent Se · Oh' u · in w c o rece1ve an mcome. duce quality and quantity At another 'J)Oint, the Presl· mor a1 Io mvers11Y h · Both of these decrease the on tree planting and cleariDf ._._. <lent said "whiJe too large a charge. Following the meeting, yoi u ave not given your wood- must manage accordingly. amount of growth by slowing for planting. They wUJ alsop&)' _ part of our productive resourc. Miss Carol Burke entertained and much attention lately' and down the infiltration of watl'r up to 75 per cent of tlle cost ot 1 d ed w"th a g · ty f most of us haven't, let's take a There are certain factors to es is still evot to agr1cu1ture, t mng-away par o look together. consider in managing a woods Iinto the soil. They also reduce their stand improvement..: we hav~ derived important ad- Miss Doss who will graduate Are lh~ livestock being kept for top quality production: the number of young trees. These figures are based en the vantages from the l'esulting from OU and locate elsewhere. out of the woOOs? Are there First, the land capabiUty f 0 which are the timber trees of recommendations ol the Farml excess farm production by using Those attending were KBY, ~nd grape vines hanging from the timber production· second tbe future. Forester, Divialon of Forestry, Qllr agricultural commodities Royce ~r~ley, Patty Watk~ns, trees? Are there old mature type of tree whi~h will Th kill' f Ohio Department of Natural 1 111 to raise the level of Uving of Sue Whittington, Oleva '.Sml~h, trees that have a lot of limbs best on the site . and third the wolf: tree~~gd:ror:o;~ee:, Resources. low-income people Jn our own Donna Stout, Tom, Jtmmte, some of which are dying? Ar~ type of product 'we are int~rest- desirable species and vines is I If you would like asslstance$ nation and to provide needed Jaru and Peggy Fauber, Ber· the trees deformed? Are. t h e ed tn producing a must in insuring maximum with your woodland, contact', food assistance to people of ry Arbaugh, .Douglas and Cath.Y trees that are there ~f the spec· · other nations.'' Lo~ther, Shi.rley ~reer, J.ame ies that will make good timber Taking th~e factors Into qu,ellty. .timber ,production. your AgriculturllJ, EUenslon Ag-~ 1 Bad~.\'' Molhe Gnm, ~glas of--pulpwood? Jf the answers to sideration, the potential The U. S. Department of Ag- ent. your Soli Consen:~ti~isl-The Agriculture Department Moster' Gary and Ju~tm lfos· any of these questions is yes tion on a particular site riculture feels very strmgly or the Agricultural StabiJu.atton . . ier Mrs. Margaret G1re Thad . ' boa d f t that future timber production and Conservation office. said that 35 million Amerlcma' ' you need to consider better vary..1rom 50 r ~e . fl " . t. Dye, an local; Judy, !lonna and growth per aere per year onet m " every ve • ens m IIOYc. '"• nuuer18 Bnles, Bar1ow, oh·m; 400 per aore. Thill could ~~:II er th th De rim 1 ld Linda and Violet Brooks, Me- al nice gifts were received by as much as thirty dollars ro ese,t e 16 :un en Uaalng Arthur' Ohio: the Roger , the guest of honor and a delic- per acre in one year per cen • Ill' ' nn, • f ·1 Ch I t W t ·aous potluck d'mner was enjoy· In addition to quantity, · in rural ar~as while 19 million ami y, ares on, e~ qual"Impoverished American.! Uve Ia, and the host family, ed. . ity is very Important when It ln city and suburban slums." Hazel Burke, Carol and J . W. Mr. Fr~ G~e, ~lumbus, reo is time to market a tree. Pri.ce.•ll Th De tm t aid th Burke. Gifts were presented turned tus s1ster-m-Iaw, Mar- for timber in Ohio vary '' farm erty~l•IC :._ kpar hen s thinegpovm·• the gtoest of honor, Miss Judy garet Mosier Glre, to the home $'.1.>0 a ton for some Phone Paul Paynt.r en ave one !los d b' thd k . . ' . "Tb ber { B an Ir ay ca es honor- of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. to over $600 per . Ca;pentor, 0. MY 8-2519-Racino, 0. WI 9-3202 0 00 · h t haey are memt -,... .................. ..,....i~ .......... ;....;. ... cfo~l . · .,• ing the birlbdays of Patty WatDouglas Mosler. Mrs Gire had feet of prime walnut veneer -~ r am1 Jes 1 a ve ne mcom ki nd . . · th $3 .. ns a Margaret MoSler acmmpamed her husband to 1 000 e~e 8~p;rtm:r ~=:· rural Gire were enjoyed by the- group. the Airport in Columbus where her home on Sunday _ -:·:~ & oov•ertv has lts greatest concen· News J.'l.otes of Interest he took Da plane to return to du- and enjoyed birthday cake 11brlitil., in the Appalachian re- The Happy Hustler group of ty overseas. their grandson, David Wiseman. PHONE WI 9-3202 "i,ill that stretches from Penn- the Dyesville church met recent. Mr. and ~rs. Rog~ Burke, Mt. Union church ~~~:·~:;~ ~~~~~~:::~~~ RACINE, 0. :;1~,,;,'~ tn northern Alabama; ly with Anna Cline. Elsie Price Conme and LJSa, Char· attended Carltnn church on PEARL STREET the southern states frorn had worship service for t he . W· spent the week· day eveninc. IIC:eol'gla and south Carolina meeting. with hts mother, Mrs. Ha· Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Jordan, westward to Texas and Okla- Robert Bishop, Dorsey Burke. . Rodney, Virginia, Ricky and then north into the dan and Clay Jordan, Sootl> . Students of the third, fourth, Ralph, were Sunday dinner ll southern parts of IJlinois, In- eastern Ohio Experiment Farm ftrth and sixth gradPs at Ccr guests of his brother and sister· 11~;, ••• and Ohio. empl..,yees, attended a Elementary School ~t- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. concerning hay and silage a conc~rt at. Me';OOnal Jordan and family. ' the Point Pleasant, West Vir· • Ohio Umverslty 00 Mrs. Beulah Cordray, •nd ginia Experiment Fa,rm, ·. . ens, is spending sometime with ;!!tOW .\BOUT A REAL DEAL NOW ON A Thursday evening Mrs. Millie Coen has resum- her son-In-law and daughter NEW LOADER, TOO? , CINCINNATI (UPI) - Live- Mrs. Oma sW:key her duties as third and Mr. and Mrs, Reed Jeffers. ' stock: a meeting of the grades teacher after a Mrs. Elsie Perry spent Tues-11 ~eeUsNowAt ••• CatUe 300, calves 100; slaugh· Group of Carlton Church of absence. The children day afternoon with her si'stelr- 11 ter steers, heifers and cows Thursday at the home of Mrs. on Friday for Mrs. in-law, Mrs. MollJe Lowther. Rfflclent Feeding Cuts th• Cost of Production about steady but not oufflcienl William King. A surprise birth. Jeffers who had taught to full establish price trend. day dlnner and shower was held thtrd and foorth grades durEGG5-MILK-MIAT guod oround 111011 lb slaughle~ for Mrs. Esther Stanley. Severthe first semester. steers 211.50-211.75; choice 625-MO Virginia Lynn Jordan spent WY 2·5101 lb boUers 21-22, good 'lfl0.900 lb 231).2JO] lb 14.50-15, 250.2W lb Wednesday until Sunday eCustom Grinding, Shelling & Mixing · Sprlng\IA.ve. Pomeroy 1&-211; uUllty cows 12-12.50; utn- 14.10.14.50, No. 3 290 - 325 lb wilh her uncle and family, Mr. Service --11!1-I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'Jlty bulls 18.50-17.25; veal e rs 13.50; 1·3 275-350 lb sows 12.50- and ,Mrs. Everett Turner and I st,ady; choice sz.3ll, Individual J-3 350-400 lb 12-1250 2-3 400-600 Debr•, Danville, Ohio. '' eBulk Feed Delivery Service ' Jl, most good 27-32, standard lb 11-12, No. 3 over 80 lb 10.75; Mrs. Gene Jeffers, Margie, Warren Rose spent an evenboars steady, mostly 9.50, near Lester, and Marco Reed llave ing recently at lhe Dean Brink• Veterinary e Complete Feed Line Hoga 2500; barroWll and gilts 250 lb 9.75, Individual 685 lb returned from San Francisco, er home. · Ju~tSlower, saws RIOIItly steady, 9.25. ~allfornta, where they visited Melvin Circle spent a week Supplies 20o-2211 lb barrowo and gilts Sh"P 100, not enough fresh her psrents, Mr. and Mrs. Mar- end In Columbus. e Poultry Equipment & Supplies is 1£10..230 Jb 15-15.25, 2-3 receipts to test trade, co Es('obar and other relatives Colling on Sunday at the Ma~~~...~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;_...,....11jn that area. ry Circle home were Laura Little Miss Jana Renee Wise- cle of Dorcas, James Circle man, Rutland, was a guest New Haven, W.Va., Dean Brin. of her great grandparents, Mr. ker and William Carleton. and Mrs. H. E. Starkey (iorn Dean Brinker called at Minenville, 0. Saturday noon until Sunday eve- Ralph Lee home Tuesday ovon-11 Phone WY 2-2161 ning, Mr. and M.-.. Starkey took in g. RrtiRIDS FOR MEIGS For Melge county this year the lull .O..on hybrids recomUnited Preu lnternatlnnal meoded are Ohio 823, Ohio L- WASHINGTON (UPI)-Presl· "I Ohio L-51 and U S 13 ' ' · · · dent Johnson used a soft a~ For the" mid-season llybrids . "ill year, Ohio 7110, Ohio ~ ••, proach in has budget messag.e to "' """ , ~ , Ohio C-" and AES ten " s Ohio V"'! 7 .r~ """'16""' 0 that th_e American 105 are recommended. For the agriCt!ltura1 productiOn plant is short-sea8on corn for this area, too big. But w~thou~ 8 doubt, . , Ohio W , 5 snd Ohio he put across hi~ pomt. Ohio. 708 ~ the t tt W..et, ire recommended. "At presen me, our It b , important that farmers farms are able to produce aU ~study carefuliy ·the hybrids they we need for domeStic use and are go!ng to purchase. Most aU we can reasonably e~t to farmers Will plant a majority of sell abrpad with subUiq.tially their · ~ t'Q a hybrid that has less land and manpower than done well foP the past few years. are now being ~sed," Johnson Each y,ar, It is wise to pick one said. "As a result, we bave or two .. additlonal hybrids that crop surpluses, inadequate. farm have some posaibUities as an income. un~eremployed rural irnprovement. This way farm- peOple, and unproper land use. .r1!1 can try OUt 011 th e1·r 0 wn "A wide range of farm hybrids and see how they -·.,, Inclnd'mg th e feed work out under their l.!onditions. progra... It probably lair to say that grain and wheat programs, ruan •·brldo nnw used have fair- raJ area development and the "1 ly &ood research behind them. more OOD8tructlve use' of surHowever, with the closed pecll- plus production at home and In gree hybrids, it Is difficult to food for peace. hav~ improved kfentify response uplesg local- th1s situation Nevertheless we ly tested. This Is wfiy• It Ia Jm.. n<ed further ~!forts to help portant to be sure that yoor economy adjust to its rapidly 1s j Jrow :n- SURGE J;· Dairy Farm Equipment ===-'--'i II MORRIS IMPLEMENT '~lET a REAL DEAL now I Y'QU GET A F• II . SUPPLY CO. ya. PAttERN, \FASTER. WITH ' JNEW HOLLAND SPREADER FOR ECONOMICAL EFFICIEl,!T Market Report ~~ FULTON-THOMPSON ----=====:...-- e Broilers Carmel TRACTOR SALES Society Notes Increase Live$tock . Notlcel Farmall Tractor Ownersl . ('iJJJt(«tliRI IDJI OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES fpfits . · ,i'"·"· WANT FERTILIZER DISCOUNT ICES? .,oWn cra~i. 8-2o builds health and ' • l!feXt t ·,ou haYt . your corn lf'OUIICI. ,,8.20 miner ' leed witll lt. ,..--,;:II ....., • Prottuc· MIN~"rL. FE~Ii . · ,:. ,.. ~· .....,,J;.;. T ~ s'· .. - ' .... c_f ~ >: ~~~;>' l' I [~.1 -~~ ' .. ' ' > ' POMEROY ' 1Lil1J:Ul'l:n'.I I1 .Flour ,MiUs -· -· 10• '- SEE or CAlL TODAY I ~ f ~~f ~allt~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·t;;)~~ : Mrs, called StephJii RL damqe recosnlle"'"1!1, 1be value of peln wu ' af-~ U:l$ a. 118, m. fOl' Tbuo, .. . • 1. Racine. ' ... ,.. loltetl to rlslng 110· ,the sur(..,. of , Meigs M0!110!'Jill. lkepital, ,,body. llut when a paiD •rises maternlt)' ~1.: lrGm Wllhllt 'the beid, • Meigs Farmers S6o uld Demand Se~d Corn Salesmen Know Their . ·lJ\era's ~as much ptoesphorusln ,_Smith~lills 8-20 ynl-al feed. Taste has· beeR im-~i !oo. Foi\ top-erade returns, feeCI top-notcb ~~· your livistock. ,Free ch!)ice or mixed with 1111::r.= The Women'• AUiillary AllXlLIARY ro MillETof the "it,~~ Mel,gs Memorial Huspltal will m"t MondJy at 7:30 p.m. at hospitaL • ' . Supper Bet·ng PIanned S '; I . NewlnFarmi Stops m · Duel · Over Divorce m ' Swed Music · for tho lhlrd sill w..U Joyce Ev1111. Mary Iilii PbyUla IAulat llald1lln, cmm ol ne1 ml rtiiiiOD- """ Mr. 1111! Mrt. llul'lle 1111!1111 • J:!t!nR periof endina Janua" Franct•. Terri Fultz. Carol Hall. dau&btor o1 Mr, m1 Mn. l'bl1 bouqull waa a11o al while _. and ~ ,... ....., liP IIJW YOllll: AJP!l ":' Th t Baldlrin o1 - . Oblo, JJo. ..u.. ,. lllr ,...... 41 Mr. ll!d lflt. """ lbwde ....,. IOilq \Ill 17 -Prmclpol J11110t Diehl. Jr .. Garoldene Hayot. Ptm Hoff· onnrun«<< today . ner, candle. Hutton, Marilyn eome the &rtdo o1 Mr. Davld Mr. Goorp J..U.., ol OtDJI. O>arlf7 lllllltb and Jo. 1be t.J~II'IIhlr SENIORS - Ruth Bailey. Dl· JeweU. Judith Kina, Van KirkRoland Coy IDrl of Mr. ODd cotllo, brotber.JD.Iaw of lila Mr iad 11n llaWII'd ~ 'llbo - .... vi{ Baker, Robert Buck. Nancy land, Emilio Legar, Potty Ann Mn. Th~ Coy, of Wood graom. 1111 boot IIWL aa4 Anpu. 8uQdiJ ,..._ Jac lo J!k* liP tbl 1111. Bui!ll. Allla Carpoater . Jenn• Lelfhcil Ronald . Logan, Susan Strte~ Mn. alldwln wftDIMd hlr WI of Mr. IIIII Mro. C. O. 11cJto A . _ llelllt lbal.llaallll fer Crew, Janice Evans, Judith Lytle. Paul Me£ .roy, Katherine lllLDEB SIIUPB DJIEB WOOUBY Solemnlzln« 1be double·. r1ng diiiJihtor'llflllllliiiiD a cblriD- •· .,1, 101 d9n Ill tlolllrl Mill _.. Folm---r. !Rids Harl, Barbera McGowon. R u ' S e I I Moore, ' ' ' . VOWI befOl'e ID altar oclorned InC fradl ol palo 111111 IIJD 1(• wapd AC:n!lf 1111 eoaJI. lnibooen Louanna Leonard, Sholl• OhJln8er, Andrew Porter. with • ••rce bukot of , p1n11 jeney to wbldl• added 11rowa 11r. 01111 Mr. Cllutm Gflb7 111111 wllb w 111aatr 111 Ntw Toll> Lind, Carl McElroy, Riel> Chari"' Radford, Jacklyn Seld: gtadloU ODd wb1te em,untbe- .........W. Her lllaulder ...,. 01111 f1!!D111 wwt 8uDda1 altAir- Yorll Cltf mllllo ·~" arf No... , Kitty Persl!lger, M•· enabei. Judith Smith, Noonu ' • mums wu the Reverend Rob- aaaa wu oi Wblte Cll'llllfolll. 9II!ICII't ol Mr. ml Mn. kmn ,Gil tbl atber IIIII Ill lbl ry . Ann Rickard. Donna Smith, Smith, Debra Spencer, Sedon· ert Pugh, pastor Ill thO churcb. FOl' ber ...... ~ lin. LIIICOin RuaooiL ' Ill ~.... ..:....>.... Jolin Strauso, Allen swartz, Cln- 1a &p.ncer. Nancy Titus, EuGiven In IIW'I'iaae by her Coy wu atfrlctlvo!J lllfNd Ill · I dO Dot w- 10 .. _... tri ·Swatzel, Louena ThompJOO, gene Triplett, Robert Whaley, Two misalonarieo from the pu~Uc-IIIDvtted. !other, lhe lovely -.go brtdt a drou of wlllt.r 1011118 wool. Jfr. IIIII Mrl. Cedi Glllolly lall)' mllrlod til Bllllbolb F.-nk Titus, Keith Wbaley, MJ. Raymcnd Zrrkle, Eddie Baer, Churcn of Jesus Crist of Latter Riclulrcl ..__ cboso lor ber day of da)'l 1 She added broWD odjunoll _,..~.~..~=alto II-'*' by Mr.~ch I Winebrenner. Rebeccl CrLip, Danny Crow. Da Salnlo wlll apeolt ala Sac- Elder J~ _,... baUerlna lenJ!h gown of white a conap of O!blte C!8l'llltloal. . __. Fflber aoltl Iller ....,...... ~NIORS - Sharon Dill, Jon- EIGHTH GRADE - Jim An- ra,;;.nt oerv1ce to be held ot one of the .,.Um to from nylon lace, fosbl6ned with a ImmedJ&tely IOIIowll!i the etl' 8ullday . , . _ vllllan ,_. wllb ldllaWJII' Laull NJ. nifer Evano, Pattlcla Fultz, An- derann. Beverly B..~er, Joyce !he Pt. Pleuanl cburdl <Ill HuniiYille, Ullll, a IDllll town scalloped DtCtllne odomed emany,' lllllllban ol tht lamll7 oi .M'r. ODd Mn. BVoroll Lilli- • · . it~ Hall, Ma, Suo HOIIdley, Bunch Jeff Burt. Bill Fetty • Moln St., Sunday at 7 p. m. The 40 mllea ~01'111 of Salt Loltt Cli)' with seed pearls and · rhJne. enjoyod a 1a!A _reeeptlon at the bert. Tbal WU tht blacl! euriJIXIbnl Hauck, Joan He..tsnn, Cathy Fultz, John Goodwin, Pa· and 10 mileleut ol open. , stones, a• were lhe lo.,, 1&- bome Ill Mr. alld Mn. lAO)' Mr. ml Mn. Guy llulllell mllhalred .,..., ~ Ill lite Bljboro Horolt, Augustine Bran- mela Hayes,. Jack Moore, Car· Elder Wool8ey II from ""- perec1 >ieevea. Her short veil Baldwlll on Well SeC oDd Terry nrt 8ullday 9JJI!Gn ol a - cbarpl lie· WU .S.. ahim, Donna Crow, John John- Ia Norton, Linda Owens, Melo· Jean Fork, Ullll, o towa SO of silk iUusion waa caught by a Street AullliDC lhe bollotlll Ill bfl Jlll'lllle, M'r. 1114 Mn. 1Jn. mlllldbil fl mflUaa ll tbl prloe so(. Thoma• McGowan, ErDJI ely Roush , Donna Smith, Bee· miles IIOUthout of Salt Lake crown of matcblng seed pearb, the amealllel of 1116 oec.t~IIGII Cain lluiMIL ol a dlvoree ., .1118 caD 111Br17 M6\!hinl, Linda Moore, Pamets ky Sliver•. Pat Story, Tom TiCity and tt miles aorlb o1 Her only Jewelry .,.. a single wu aaolber lllallr-m.law ol 1m oe1G' Rldlard .Jiurtoa. O'llrlon, Patricia Owens, B~n- tu!, Leonard Van Meter, LorPr'ovo. strand of pearls, and lhe car- bride, Mn. Doutiu BoltiWID, M'r. ODd MrL Sheldoll Row-( ........:::;::;::;::;:,._ _ daii.tts, Linda Sauvage, Bon- lng Vaughan, Dennis Wehruog, rlod 1 ca!tade of wltlte cama- of Huntmctaa, Well Vlrlbi!L Ill 1114 lamll7 of Alheul wee I'· nlf;;sinlth, Janet Smith, Robert Jane Wello. The t!ldera ore callad 0t1 • tiono. Tbo llllllyweda wiU realdo Ia ,_1 vllltorl of Mr. ml Sniith, Philip SwlndeU, Sandra SEVENTH GRADE - Jef· 000 two year misalon ODd ore lOIII In the role of matron of bon- an aporimODI tbey ·baft ~ Mr. lfll:ley E. JollltiOtl ml . Thcl,mas, Thurman Vaughan, R,. frey Mankm, Dorothy Neutzling lc countries tbroiJ&boul the or Mn. Lucy Baldwin, 1 lister· lshed at 521 Wood StreeL 1'lllmll ODd Cheryl. etta ' Wells, Carla Will, Em- John M Roush, Jeffrey Werry, Plan• were made for. soop world,_ where the ~m of in-law of the bride, was a per- The new Mrs. Coy Wll a estine Wood, Dian• Zirkle Barbar a White, John Zurcher. and chili supper wh~~ the worship still prevalls, to teach feet contrast in a street lengtb IOphomore at Southern HI g b J r • • • • • • • • SOPHOMORES - Nancy Am· Syracuse Ladles Auxiliary of the Gospel. "nley pay their own gown of plnlt brocaded 81IID. School In Racine. She wlll eonold, Marjorie Bentz, Sharon the Volunteer Fire Department way, such as r<;~~l, utillli.. , - tlnue her studies at Maysvilla Biggs, Carson Crow, Jane Evmet In the vtiiage hall last food, clothinl, transportation, High School, from which Iter ' ~ ~~ VL an; Jell Gibbs, DIVId Goodwin, Monday night. and all other expenses eonnec~busbml waa graduated. He ls wu called ,_. by !be'~ Cl~la Grueser, Jon Guinther, The meetinl was called to or- ed With their Jlllsllonaryew::~ art 0 omployed at thei.Jmeetone Qro. oll!lo IIIOiber, Mg,";. . BarJ>ara Kennedy , RIChard I der by the 011!-going president, T~se .nu:~on:.:.ea : Pt Company. . J Willlam Bro Myrvlll bel Klm, who tlllderwenf~jor K~ht Charlotte J,.ambert, Ted Mrs Eileen Clark Mrs Jean wor ng m lpo ' . . wn, e surg at Meigs General ·fiOa.. Ml(itority, Marilyn Moore, Joe Hayman led the praye;. Roll Pleasant, Mid41eport and ~om- Rock Sprlnp Grlllf!e met In G. Brown, to Guy L. and Geral· pita!~ ,,, N~ling, Sandra Hendricks,, 10 call was answered by 20 mem- eroy areas. They are aSSJgl1ad regular session Thursday evendine M. s._.~ey. Lnto, Rutland. Mrs ~· et RuJoell..wled E"""stlne Powell Guy Sargent to the East Ce"tral States Ml!!- lng wlth Fred Goegleln W<Jrthy D. E. LtVU1£Sion, MarJe L. argar , ""'·"-· · ' .' bers · hicb I ts of th th t ldlng ~tin Ll •-to Robert V W··'" ber husband Howard ..._u, Jaittte Scott Lmda Smith HI- Dr Carl L Wilson dean of mon, w cons s e sou · mas er, prea • u~~: mee g Vu&&o•OO. • caw· . I ' U1 the1hellahVaughan' ' Roo Grande ·College,' ha, an- I Mrs. Agnes While reported I eastern part of Ohio, western opened In ritualilltic lorlil and errnan, Nelsel A. Weathennaa, wholng . II Amll00:,?_ ~tln Athet11 JUNJOR HIGH nounced the appointment of the receipts for 191tl . were $1.· and southern part of West Vll"- during the bulineu HUion, two · Lot, Orange. let ..&-P • NINTH GRADE _ .lenniler Mi" Grace Greenwood Spen- 1459 48. which exceeded the gir.1a, the central and eastern appeals fot.!ld were anawered. Sylvan Cleland, Dolly Clelancl Edith Betz,...;' 'di.ttro - ·- cer as asslsUmt professor of , goal of $t11011, set by Mrs part of Tennessee and aU of A fli'Oil'aiii"Wu presented by The Apple Grove WSCS met to E. P. Anderson, Esther Frill•· · ml ·~*· chemistry starting Monday Clark in January 1963. Kentucky. The mission homo the ladlee which opened wlth a at the Apple G1'<1Vt Metltotlllt cea Andel'IOII, Lot, Salem. Mar&a'!.~~ed .........; and headquarters lo at LouJs. poem, "Tbe Old Picket Fence" Church Monday avenlng Jan Armlnda Anderaon to Archie Carrie._., 1 -~She holds the bachelor of sci· . During the. new business se,_ ville, Ky. by Mrs. Robert Looka. Two 211 with Mrs Dolly woJie McKinney, Eva McKlrml)', Lot, at the I!:Ull Chureb at "'1\"er $ fn ence degree m chemical engi- SIOn, neW offiCers for 1964, were "Qu u1.o~--• 8e ' n..~- Salem JUd&t SuDday evening. .1<. ~ st lied b lhe utgomg presipoemo, r ........ ..,, ,.. chiiJ'lle 'of devoUOtll and Mrs . .,....r • , .,_ D u~· eefmg ne.rmg from lhe UmverSIIY of m a y o . • moo" 01111 "A lleelpe For Lean M bel R sb 0 I niat Scrl Gladys Harris Herbert H. Mr. ond mn. ana ~~ Illinois and the master of sc1- ~ dent as follows prestdent. Mr!. y " ., b M a ou Pa · II' Ha l Fr 'Dr S b Apelll the weekend at ~ A temperance film e~.titled er.ce from Jowa State Umver- Sylvia Zwilling ; Second VICe ears were .~ven "f rl. ture and 8 reading was given rrs, ances oz. ara vltllln& tbelr ~~ ·~~Mr. "Tbe Brain io the Reason was sit , president, Mrs. Naomi London; WOllam Grueaer, followed with by Mrs. !lonna HJU. The bull· Hubar.k, Dwl&hl Hobock to Ru&- and Mrs Kenneth Dovld~Jltd presented when the Middleport · Y . 1Secretary Mrs Betty Hayeo; 10kee by Mra. Amoo Leonard. ness meellnJ was in charge of sell E. Quillen, Velma Quillen, hlldr • d Mr ~.i:f":tr unlj of the W.C.T.U. met Frl- Listed In the fourth and tilth assistant ~ecrelary, Mrs. Linda Mra. ;.red.Lellhelt,read a Mabel Roush, presidenL A ruQJo 231 Acres, Lebanoo. ~.~~and ":' •sy~ evening at Heath Metho- editions_ of ·:~eader~ m Amero- Hubbard: treaSJJrer, Mrs. White pc~em, Ou~ Winter, and e mage sale and a bake sale Wert PBNOIIaJe Trustee~ of tho Mr. and Mrs. Gary"'est 01111 GJS~Churcb The !Hm had been can Sc>ence published by and assistant treasurer, Mrs. artlclo, nd lleeomlDI Middle planned during lhe month of U. B. Cllureb of Pomeroy CJr.. two cblldreD of Little ,~ shown to Middleport School · Who's Who in American Edu- 1June Sayre Age" a a poem, "This II M)l Marcil wllh a deDnlte date to cult to 'l'ruoteel of the United Din her 1f011C(mo111student• at an assembly Wad- cation," Miss Spencer ill a Vice • p;esldent Mrs. Leola . Husband" were read ~ MrL be sal at the February lOth Brethr011 in Chrlal, Pomeroy ';~~~ a!t'":tussell ODd Corhesd•l' with Rev. Fred Gard· member of the American Enoch was unable to be present EffectiVe '."lth the &econd oe- ~mer IIAdiOl'tl. ~ trllclea, meeting. All repeated the Lord'o StaU101, 1 acre, Cbellter. Sunda • ner as the speaker. The meet- Chemical SO<'iety , Amencon As· and also the assistant treasur- mester, regJ!Iratton for which .To ~ the Rl&ht, by M fl. Prayer to closo the meeting, fte. William G. Ileal, Roma Bell Y lng w" opened with the sing-· socoation for the Advancement er, Mrs. June Sayre. will be Monday and Tuesday, Frank G~eser ml "Woke Up, freahmenll were ..rvad by to Emmet W. Shuler, 31 acre~, · tng of "Oh Master Let Me of Science, Nationsl Science The In . going president ap- Rio Grande College Will drop America, Mrs. ~~ Rice, Mra. !lolly WoH• anti Mn. lola- Bedfonl. Walk With Thee, " With Mrs Te•che" Association, Assoc•a· pointed these committees. 1\s ~re-college program and prececled l~o ~· .,The Old bel Roush. Clyde HraeD, ~lodyo llyaeU, Beulah White at the piano. lion for the EducaUon ol TeachFINANCE _ Mrs. Maxine sub•btute lor It new m~th and Covered Bridle and The Old Members attending were Mrt. Roae Marte Hagy, Jam.. L ~rs Marvm Dnwson .was ers in Soience, American Asso- 1Sayre. chairman; Mrs Clark, English programs. ITime Thl'Ollhlng Crew," by Mrs. lona Hupp and daughter, Jean, Hag!IY to Guido Glrolaml, Vldla program leader, read scnpture: ciatton of Umvers1ty Profes· Mrs. Marie Rizer, Mrs. Helen Dr. CarlL. Wilson, dean, an- ' '!!· .A. Mor11~; An article, Mra. Donna Hill, Mrs. Bertha Girolaml, Lo~ Pomeroy. from Joshua, and gave a pray-1 sors, and the American Asso- 1Hubbard Mrs. Hayman. nounced thai students whose This and That by Mro. Fred Rnblnlltlll, Mra. John Stobart, Garner C. Griffin, Mabel G. er. Shf' also read an article lciation of University Wom!n.l MEMBERSHIP _ Mrs. Um- entering examination scores Goeglem coocluded tha pro- Sr., Mrs. MabeJ Roush, Mn. GrUfm to Cbarln E. Power, 85 _ _ _ _..,.._ _ _ __ about the crusader of t h e ,She is a resident of Minot, don , chairman, Mrs. Clark, show them not prepared for col- aram. . Dolly Wolfe, Mrs. Anna Wines acres, Orange. Mra, I. 0. McCvy wu ~ r&o month Mrs. George Carpenler, INorth Dakota. 1Mrs. Mabel Pickens. lege level mnthemaUcs or Eng- At the close of the meeting, and Mrs. Bees Porsona. Qon C. Hooper to Elenor R. cent patient at the St. Jliilepll of Wa<olngton Courl House, and 1 She Is a native of Payson,. INVESTIGATING _Mrs Lin· lish will t•ke course• designa~ relreohments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hay- Hoopec, 4U16 aerea, Bedford. Hospital at Parkersburt where welcomed the members. IIllinois, and a member of the I da Hubbard, chairman; Mrs. ed as IJOX-110 eolleae-prepara- the homo economlco eommtttee. man and oon, Keith were Sun- Howard S. !IIJuah, VlraJnla L. she underwent minor throat surThe re:;lgnations of Mrs. Ber· 1Congcegallonal Church. Beyond 1 June Sayre, Mrs. Haye<. tory and functlooal mathemalday guesll of Mr. and Mn. Roush to Meigs Motorcyele Club g.,, · tha ~rcher as president, and the master's degree she has COTTON CANDY Mrs. ics and illX-111 college prepar- ffiGHUGHTS OF Earl Robl1110n ODd Geotlle Hay. 25 acrea, SaUabu.l')', Mr. and Mn. Mlrltll RJcp· Mrs. Charles Searles. vice pres- graduate work al the Universi- Phyllis Hendrix, Mrs. Emme- atory English and expoeltlon. TEEN PLAy man. . and claqhtera of Alhltlll Jelen!. duo to heolth reaso~•· ty of Chic•g• and the Unlvero> line Hendrix. Ma!hemalics couroe requires IContlnuecl from e 1l Mrs. Alec Wheeler ODd Bill CITED BY POLICE Sunday ca11er1 of Mr. 1114 Mir:· were ,a~epted with regret. Mt!l!l t} of Cmcmnat1. 1 SYMPATHY _ Mrs. Pierce, six hours of class meetings to R 11 right h pag~ 1and Mr. ·llld Mn. Dona Par- Harold Kenneth Taagart, 29, Charles Muur. · Marg~rtl Sauer w.. elected to Miss Spencer'a teaching ex· 1chairman. Mrs. June Sayre, earn three credit how'o. There usse ;, th ' ~~~ami! d ::; oons and Roger were Sunday Tuppers Plains; ,waa arreatetl Mrs. Harley Koenlc IJI!Iilt • compl•te the term of president. penence mcludes Campbellsvll- Mrs. Clark. will be no laboratory per1nds. scorer e ng an e guests of Mr. ond Mrs. Larry by Pomoray pollee for running da)' at Melp General HIJIIIIIIal Mro. Opal Kelly gave tho even· le College and Union College, REPORTER, CARDS AND It is an individualized otudy of tou;"a:"::ti all teams - rush· Footel' ol Columbuo. They a1Jo a red traffic ll&bl_today at S:- with her aunt, Mra. Mlbel K!J- . lng prayer. The IP'Oup voted ·Kentucky ; Quoncy Coll•ge, Son· :COOKBOOKS - Mrs. Ada Slack. c011Ceph and op- es n e p. visited with Mrs. F.dward Mol' 30 a.n1. on Eail Malnoll. Tba of Tuppers Plalnl, !Yho·· ~ a donation to a noed~ family . them Illinois University,. Black- DUES CHAIRMAN - Mrs. eralions through """nda., Picture ;t fa~ ~l 1s.;: rls and daughter, Erin and oon, heartna hu been set lor to- went aurpry, .. · - '· A pet1toon wao distributed to bum Colleg~, Illinois: Hillsdale Loodnn. scbooi algebra and caome~ •:e oc•ne om • uta ChrlB!opher Ala:. nl&bl In mayor'• court. Mra. Slarllnl ~ . ~ be signed by members and sent College, Michigan ; WJScon•ln A new member, Mrs. Lar- for college-preparatory otudents, d port game, No. !! Is Jim llomeJ McNlckles employad on daughter, Diana, .were :~1 to Rep Homer Ahele, favoring Stole Colleg~; ~he was a high ry Salser, was welcomed. plus functional m.athematico (In- ~:~~-~M~dl?'r\ he~ the Jerry Bosworlh 11 apendl"i SALE ANNOtJNCIIlD · dinner guests of Mr. ODd ~il. Bible reading and prsyer In school and JUniOr college In- group wlll sponsor a soup troductton to baiJC eoneepts and . l or ann lOme time at bll home here. A bake aalo apoliiOrad by the Pbll1lp BoylOI ..., ;at the public ochools. Mrs. Kelly "ruclor in Chicago, and a high chili supper at the Syracuse structurea of mathomatlcs). ~oc: n1\ Rog:.l Blaek Howard Donahue was dio- Letart Palls MaUtodlat 'CIIureh Tuppera Plalna. · , wu eleele d publicity chair- school science teacher, Peoria, ochool hoooe. February U!, EngUsh IIIX-111 will require ut ' " 0 as en hll •barged Saturday from Meill w11r bf held Feb. 1 boglnDing Mra. Norman McCaim rtturp. man and Beulah While, flower illinois, and a rural achool in oervlng to begin at 4:30 p. hours of teacher lecture · shot from outalde. No. 23 of Memorial Hospital following sur- at IO:stla.m. at Crou's otoro ed to bar home reeentl)' after chairman. Adams County, 111. Those wishing to tske · and two hours of Rotlana, Gary Drenner, would gory In RaclnO. Special ordera may bolnl peUent at Cani<IMitrlt:: 1 The hootesses, Mrs. N a n out, may do oo by bringing to earn three hours like t.. help, Rod Davill ' m & .Wheeler ' 1s confined to be mada by caUlnJ CH 7-Jiil& boapltal al ParlrerilnlrC ir a Moore, Mrs. Edgar Arnott, ser- CHOU ON TOUR their own containers. credit. It lo an individualized background, his home by illno,., or CH 7-2521. woek. i ' . ved • salad courae. Mrs. Jack LASE. Guinea (UP!) - Red Mrs. Linda Hubbard and Mrs of mathematical ,eon, Bochtlr and Mrs. H. 1!. Bush China's Premier Chou En-lal Slack will be hoste88e& lor cepts and nperationt through Glenn Will Attend ,., were conirlbuting hootemo. relaxed in lush Weol African January 27 meeting. Each ·~ ..condar) school •lgebra and Summer Convention ~rl ~ Allendmg were Margaret Sau- holl country today, restmg up tending Is asked to bring geomet" for college-prepora- l.fARJETTA (UP!) _ Former • er, -~~_fl. Cash Braley ,. Eliza· at m1dpomL of a fast-paced tour article for an auction. sale. Mr•. studenW, plua _ functional astronaut John Glenn Jr. can.foii.D.(abdoo"" belli; Slvaven. babel Wmebren- thai ha• taken him to oeven Clark and Mrs. Edith H o (introduction to dlqate lor the Demoorauc' nom· By WaJ11e G. llniWWI, tl' a joint, the biiJnid.ratmrv.~leltU'!)_~ ner':. Mrs. Pearl Hoffman . Beu- Afrtcan natmns and Albama. served refreshments to the · concepts and. structure• inatl lor th U S Se te 'lbe cause • often not fO u.. ..,. lah · While, Mrs. Nora Hamil- President Sekou Toure ac- bove and Mrs. Clara mathematico). will the• pa;ty·~ nat:::'nai Is mos:y,mpto~ Y':lled 00 We ere then apt to off than baton ton •.-Opal Kelly, Edith McNeal, compamed Chou here Friday Mrs. Myla Hudoon, Mrs English IIIX·Ill will require convonUoo 01 a delegate U ~ II) Yet he often lhe poln 1lol aa • war!'!lls:lt~ Mll'lh• llowson and Bertha and almost ail the town's 150,- rle Sinclair, Mrs Hazel . hours of teacher lecture • Dl!trlct head · here re eve lo P• · . aa SINIJOthlni 10 b$ rid Darat. Mrs. Slaven was sel· 11011 mhab1tants turned out to and a guest, Mrs Pmcllla diSCUSiion and two houra of ..lei Friday t h a t : Wnl be "':he wa~ ~ mU~ qijlckly U ~le. eoDiod 11 a new member. cheer, Slack. iaborotory to earn three houri the delegate from the 15th Conpa 'l'l1ll IW ,......, ...... credit. It ill an indlviduallz- &re••lonal Dl!trlct hla oilome vere. n~ Ail · a;1;~~ .. ed practlc• tn oral and written district. ' Solnt! pe1'IOI1I hav. ltlCh •II ,... • P • Do It Time _ .. __ communica.tion elements: Richard Thomas, a local Ia• low threahold .tor pain that .,.,,..__~ ~ Ia ; 1100nds, vocabulary, sentencea, y,r, stopped ao)de In favor of very oUght diat!omfort lo de- _ •., • .-general semantic• - de- Glenn. Thomlo will attend the lel'lbed aa an ewt~lallnl pain. the WHdS FIRST TO CONGRATULATE logic, -~PHTOON6 SLEPT THR:ltJGHOlrr lHE. velopment throogh aonior seccnnvenUon aa ., altornate. / others with every reason SAID SPEAI4ER FOR HIS ILLUMJNAllNG ·UUEST SPEAKER'S SPIEL AT lHE. CLUB Io;::;~Y levels lor collego-()l"!p. . have oeven pein abow Utile TALK ? YOU I!UES!EO IT!! CULTURAMA ---I• students, pluo readlntl . no evi~ ol bavlng aoy paiD s00p, Chili• 't Z.Dtll1 s.nua.1, Pomoroy·Mlddleport, o., J~. 25' 1'" Maysville, Ky., January 191ft_ . ) ' f ~- ' Pomeli!Y, O}llo ,.. ' . 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'"'· ~ , 4thent, .,; Chauncey 64 Carthage-Troy S7 McAfiiJur 97 Jncoawer f MIF ....., ~:-=..t=::= otocka eeloeM4 .., llocvr FutvN . MIF OIIOW1It . . . -----· A••t•alJ ....It•... tll:ltiaD totii*' IT . . . solecto4 l•r ,..,IMI ... ,..,...,., g . . . . . ::.:::,ifF.! ,.,,. m,.. Kenneth D. Williellll Pearl W. Wllhemt 311 N. Suoncf ~ WY 2·811 Mltldlepett OPFIC! HOURI<" 9:00 to 5:00 Deify Othort loy " " " " ' ' ' - ........... HERITAGE -- .. SECUFIITII!S. iNC. ---;G~ree~n~T~own~sh~ip~53~~==~"""""'"""_...,.., Bl LL, I THINK YOU WILL LIKE WHAT YOU SfE FOR ALL OCCASIONS 25 and Saturdly, February espeei1lly for lhooe who wont Mrs. Hillard Von Meter WI GIVI TV ITAMPI W. llaln Pomeroy loll~ •• lilY. woo~. Wl~o WY 2-2030 iiii.Y or IHGl!'r ..... rangeollpniM Mat.oeun; · employ~o~l:f~o~~rfd~e~f~or~lheH=~poti=U~·ons~.iiiiiiiiiO~====~~~~ll Southwestern 11 8 18 81 SUmmer 11 - 15.1teaohers_ 11 18 18 IICoalton .. · .. end COllege students Ia . Reoerve IICOle: Coaltoll belnfl offered by the Southwestern 2$. CIVU Servtct Commission ill lumbul. HAS BURGERY Studenlo 111c1 teacherrpltmnina Mr•. Lalii'OIJCt Smith, to lake 111JD111er couroes at land, baa received word herw*'•ilumbiu Univerolltel may a..lvll ther, Ralph Davll, hu lor positions u recreation 10111 plastic llll'PfY In IJW!ld leadera oo olde Hoapltal at Yoomplowa. playgrounds. A playgroond · Mrl. Smilh recently visited or's workday bepns at noon and hv uncle, Alberl carmen, at contlnllt!l un111 dark. Typlcol Holzer llokl Include Instructions In "-"tl••- acouatic. Sov• oral ~IHoront paltorno. ...,_ IT'S EASIER TO. CONTROL PERSONAL FINANCES athlolico, leoderlhip tnstrucllon inofarta ~=~~~ WITH A crafll, pmea, and other 1eneral1 IP'OIIft!l acllvtlles. The CHECKING · 1317 per monlh. ochedule ....,.~:r~·~lromt~~~-=~~~ ACCOUNT In poy are ....,..., 15c..."· Aa low.. •PAORTILI Aaplleh, Vltwl orlultlow.Goaol l.f l •• , ••••• celaro. Aa - ·- 1 . ':: ........... A......_ , . tho ho111e. All For th.,. reaaono: (1) When y~u pay all your bills by ched<, your ched<book JJNbl are a neat, running record of your spending, and this makes for sound ud easy budgeting. (l) Your cancelled checks are ..,o.,tlli< receipt> - valid proof of yvur paymenra; """""' ..... In ateck. A• low A C. .CKINO ACCOUNT II KONOMICAL, TOO- 1]0 COMI IN AND OIIIN YOUU SOON I nB I]I] The FARMERS BANK .and Company fOOTWEAR "Your BMW-Hond-Nortoft-.Triumph Dealer" RDYffl 50A & 33, 1 Mile 34 Pomerov Flower Shoo lllsamlnallon will be bn siturday, February I. tntereeted should file ln aon with lhi Columbus Civil viCe Connplestoo, rt N. llrolll Street, (llrd lloor,City StHIII"!.!II· -). Gay and Jl'tont CemDiiPtoa ofllcera Ill day ONA fiN ,.,,._ Chedr: nNS now Newcomerstown 61 Dresden 77 New Concord 82 Frazeysburg 71 West Lafayette 82 Cincinnati Walnul Hills 80 Cincinnati w..tem Hills 34 Anderson Township 59 Harrloon 50 Coler in 91 Norwood 71 Cln.cinnati LaSalle 65 Cincinnati Elder 52 65 Wy9111lng 61 Hill 65 . New Richmond !I 5; Canol Winchester 81 u.mutoo Township o7 Columbus Rolory It! Academy 416 Dublin 63 st. Mary• 12 thrGugJt Thursday. YOU MElT THE NICEST PE!)Pii •n.ooo - tlbQIII 1DIIr k Summer Wor FOf Te8chers, --.-. ""'"" ......~ID; Brown &jS::; I Sktllll :li-0--4. TOTALI ed -11. Students Not Score by quarters: 62 rT' ~ttl~ Reynoldllhurg 61 w.. t Jeffer11011 88 AppUcallons are ed In tbe of~ of the 11 Civil Service 10 yun aao your howe may have been 'Worth IOday lr may be worth Sl8.000J Wh01 ~tnee? ,' PHA MACY 6-12; Halalop ~; lhls otto f-t-11. TOTALS IL · coALTON ,., Robinson f-1-17; Jlllldlll 1 • •·, n - - • ..._18·, 17; Ro<!e<:rans 73 hu::. FILM FOR DEVELOPMENT TO Roller Phcir~acy - TOTALI~jM Weir!..,, W. Va. 77 Bellaire 45 31 Shadyside 6$ st John 70 Llnsly, w. va . Institute 68 6$ Cadiz 45 Yortovllle so Mounl Pleasant 73 River Local 5li Powhatan 50 Lakeland 8S New Athens 43 fi7 New Matamoras II . OLD au/:.n.t ww: wUmln':!;u:. :. S! !osl;~:'m 38 :Qllam•burg Rome Canaan 55 10 Unlon Fumoco M 81 Byeovllle 76 lurrour.• • .... ..• *~• • after s!Yr:"artero: :II were t 17. 1l. • •cor- Belpre - 1 m 1 t II ~ »; were Jobnsoll f-1-d; ~1-.1l2; Dryer 6-1-U; -~ 11- Pret• IDterllllltlal New Albany El•f'rech 77 · Watteroon 68 cleveland Glenville 69 Columbia St. Choriu ....,.., " .......-bul De Sales ISII 48 B.....,..yn """"" ColumbM Roady ts r1 Ontario 52 College Hll1 ~· New Lexington Sl. Aloysius 71 70 Bucaye Central II 1111. vemon 81. VIncent • Loudonville 10 CrOIIllne 58 73 Goshen 55 VIew rn lllapletoo 51 ftj]Jsdale 41 71 Little Miami 62 ' ,.!-:;:. ~=~~ - Rusty Lillie ODd Roanla. llladro bolh with 15. . :'.':"'11 S '::no'.e:ngtou Mon., Jan. 27-9 to 4"p.nt,, For Patient lnformatioil i .. ::JJ• -' .:U":!:'s5 er f-+.4; 86Rulland _ T 1=111 Versailles 75 10 Franklin 58 Rupe ._,._U; ., 1a1 DoYor • u· 11e1rar1, • e: ...., llillllboro 63 $·.TOTALS It (IJ.G) u. ' . Groenflelcl M1:C1in 51! ' ,· LeliJJSioll M C1earfGrd 50 " t1 Norlbmor 11 .....llftf to catch up In the third period , GAllS blrllw"":t lhll alter· Deaf 81 when they clooed the gap to Amid 1M fiDalle ~~ of a p~ crowd with Athens Cincinnati Sl. Rita 10 29-24 and later at 3t-29, Coalton l"rrdq ollht, Junior Dmell Home dropped '-':' a md frflhmen qulnll. Newark a Marietta 53 eao~ Racloe player contrlbut- pair of free throws In fha final three aeconds that earned Fir•l lamt - to boCin Old Wsh~;City 43 Pickerington 62 ldlllll'lport II ed a key baaket to keep 1 h e bis team 1.0 1 cbllllnl63-el victory over Southw..lern aecond al 2 llld tho thlrd l1le Cold 11 57 Union 67 mar!lln up. lifted the VIJiinlllnlo third place In the Soutbem Alhonl -~~~ Crooksv ~ we Fairfield Union 41 In ·dropping their oeventh Confere~~ce. fresh.- are . Elm 58 CarroU 51 tame o! the oeason the Pirates Coalton atovecl off 1 slzl!iaM but Ill ollbtl! Malta·McConneiOVJIIe M 62 Fanwlclt 64 7~ 1enerally ezperience a miser- fourtlli>eriod rilly by South- lenUon with Ita third loa Ill sol!erlnfl their warsl Lakewood 58 103 Rn able night In shooting 88 they weotern 1o notch tht victory In aevlll gameo. ill ywa. 'IJIIca 63 Northridge 61 78 hit on just IS of 81 lholl lor :.:t a contest that oaw the scoro Soutbwellerll'l lllanted W Tburldly olf4rnOOII, Well- Weal Musk!ngum , Northwe~tern 11 71 17 tied four 1111101 In the final Mnlor Jlmr<IY Halley, loci per cent. Mason Peek's unbeaten aevenlb IP'adF fillShendao Springfield Sha"""" 47 points led the Pirates. three minutes • polnll with Don defealed the G1111pollt rye 11% Clarksburg 83 Both "ams did well at 1 he Tbe Viklna~ had jumped off ...,..,.. with 211 lflders 11-31 at Wellston. Marietta 81 · ·Mr.rys 57 Jlar:dlng 1fl r-"""'-"""'""'""""""'iiiiii,._ll to 1 IU 11rtt period lead iind Rnblnette acldlni Ill In the Grt& Smith bad nlDt lor Columbul Eut 7~ Lorain Admiral King 57 82 thlt eventually provecl to be ~= ~e:~ QalUIIIS, Tom Spencer tollled A hi d ;;~:~w:t Frankfort 83 Uniota 09 the difference as both teamf .... Rome aeven Perdue'• Jllno poillll led s an Sandusky 70 Bellevue , POMIROY. OHIO scored 18 poillls In the secoad wl!b 17 marken whOa WellatoiiiiiDI. Bethol h ad Foatona 70 Bedford 68 71 periodlnd I& In the third. Coli-- had 16 and Allen Brown It, The Go111poU. aevanth Watkins Memorlol 57 Portsmouth West ffl TONIGHT ton held a Sl·26 htlltime lead Coalton II now llod " II h ora now J.l for I Gr:~1260 Wheelersburg 85 Minford 67 •s ITOOGII QO AROUND 81111 11 47-fZ after three quarters. Southwestern '" loagui , 58 Findlay 53 WORLD IN A DAZI• 66 Southwestern, playtn& without both leBIIII with +3 mark& Wtllsloll'l aevanlh led 10 • 4, c = : : Central (3 Blue Creek 51 Oakwood 50 Moe, LarrJ., eurb'..~!..J1: rreemaa. reter lfuu.......·, forword Rodney Cook, who had an aam•~~=~~~l:_.oro I7-IO; and 21-ta at the quarter- Hamill Garflold 81 Lima 115 18. Arlington 82 chard Dtvoa. , fouled ciUt Ill tht lhlrd period, and the ''""'' ~· marks . on . Loramie 73 Fairlawn 71 ~-·Rico lheo m&ed a dt~Jperate rally Collloll o11o woa lbl ' , , wal- Hamilb>n Taft 18 Fairfield 8S '· "TAIIZAN'I THR I lhat carried them Into the lead COillell by 1 45-21 count 11 QllllipoUa e;pth Ill'~ to-U Whetslone 75 '82 ' CIIALLINGI.. 111 rTechuleotel for the first time 11 4... wllh ry Gilliland'• nino polnll lo ':!!;'.:':In the buJW~= ~g.e Struthers 72 S5 1 juol over live minllles remalr> hll 14om to victory. Bud Jackotanza 11 ,... Gallio'a ColumCol b B kh North Lima 60 Crestview ~1 Ouni!Y, the Bab~_J!epbaul lng In the CQDtell. 1011 was high for Southwestern fourth win in Ills IIDIOI. mb u~.ustr ~ aven Local 65 Greenford 60 one!- a·Jl!NGLI FllLL llC .,. The score was then deadlock- with eight. Colu us ~n a1 .. Re•erv• 71 IIIIII• ed at 55, 57 , 09, and 61 as the 8oth !elmo tab 00 DllftoCO"' . Wollslon led 111011 ollht Columbuo Ea!tmoor 11 Lowellville 69 leams played loa slondsllli, un- leNnce foot lonlahl u 11-7 \IH7 and 28-26 before Vernon 100 . 81 Lordstown It! .UN~ MON. TUII. Ill Horne was fouled and ste]>- woatern plays host 1o period Clllllausht by Upper Arlington 73 Mathew• 83 Mineral Ridge ~1 'Jon. 26-27-21 63 80 ped to the llne with • one-end- .we ol VIIIICII County Grandview Columbiana 59 Poland It! ; , ,.,MARY, MAIY" one situation on lhe fret throw Coalloll lrlvela Into Lorry Mllchell'a 15 66 Worthln gton M,, Mld<11etown 10 1. • , (TOChnlcolor) 8 ayes w ''"• . Oall'-s 68 Delaware Spr lngfleld South ••7 Debbie R$lo)da, lal'l'!' Nel- ru...,.. ___ _, both Counly lor a joust with -· • J•-· _.., Grove City 48 10. ... · ,,.n Diane M.cloln, Mlohaol The 1-11 junior -~ Furnace II and Rod Gllltey Ills. 54 Xenia 44 · Rennlo. · oholo llld Southwullrn was Ill · . led Welllloll with L1 54 Hilllord 33 Carllsle 66 eoto...nbut eliminated frolit SVAC cob- The box ocore. Gahlllll8 18 WeotervWe 10 Oakwood 61 Eaton 54 IO\lTIIWIISTI!I (II) 'lbo junior high will play 11 Marysville 67 Mifflin 63 !tolley ta--o-a; E1llotl 1on Feb. 3, ond t b a Buckeye Valley 71 Olentangy BRING 'YOtJil t--1; Barker 1-3-1; qook will hoal Columbus University 80 MEIGS THEATRE attacl< ,... Lee bigh scoren lor ~~~~ : : t h~lib~·Mullinl, ~=-~!e ~ ~ 1: ~; : : DaytDII Cb7!,.~,::::a:rn 43 ;::~:~~~~~~ Coalton Downs Lllol:gll anuers J J: .I.R :Ec"f::~'="::U:: Last 3 Seconds .L, ~ 'i,.:U ('Qach Jobn Dud- : : " Wlldeall wu Tom Mur- Alhenl County fr;:ib:...: ~~':':~= :.~~-=. .. : 1 tbem oul and took 111 11-t. flrll per- · lod leld. At hllftlmo Rlclne beld. allm :u.u lead and af· • tbr.. cpw1en the ICOI'IbOard JJbolred tt.aa. . Then camo tbe bJi rilly as COicb Mike Morrlloll'o 1e11n shook '!if the 4oldruml to score 28 points while the Pirates managed bul seven durinl I h o Standings &4-l~: 6-:-:.· 1-Z; Duncan Leach as Rutland coold oot 1-G-1; Coell ColllDI a off clole to the baJ.. 1-;-1-3; T7o _7-olm...; 11-1-L 81111 !be Red Devils wert wrilhl ~. J 1101 hiUinl '"' !be long shots. Tbe 0KaiJ!fO clooe day nlghl wjth a 89-381tclni ol:. lied I! points In leading Kyger 1-7-t; F..ir':s of Belpre 1 llaniWI !fnce IIICb chipped ln with 11 lor tiJe 11anna11 Trace ll ·aow. Idle ~ Creek • resenret to 1 • • wlo 3-l~~ullllll l-&-2: silt loot tall and iJve c!c~00:1 Wleklllle'a Bobcl~ 'llllulon, whole ....,.. !Wd 111 tbey travel to North Gallia over the Wlldldllen& = . s I~Z . .TOTALS In double llaUfel. rt.y 1IHi lll'lt period 11 now 1-l ODd their ~ next Friday, but Kyser Creek ers for tbe losers were . 11-11 Et•: 1i n:~: =b~~ ~ ~ior ~:!i ~1011 Knopp came through with nino . :! contest wu Oflllnall1 lebedDI· ed for November, but wu JMIIIponed doe to 1ht 1118118lnallon death al PreUdelllltormedJ. - ~mbor F. .ral It_,... System ,.,!l9Y, '. lumb .... hfttol ,,,.. lll .. lat•ll4•nl ···~·I .••... .34.·" : ~~ 1'~11 CltpMit 111111r~ c..rporatlon · - - '9·" ........... _, ' •tael. ·' ' . �I ." . ..... ~''I! .... ~ .,...,·!.···.. ·· '"""'1\-' ' ~ _.,._,. Mllel C61frtTY, FOr Rent ...... ........ ...........,1... " '1 ! .... •• • AHs Get t . .~ Results. l 2 SIGNS OP QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 1961 Chevrolet 1~ Ton L.W.B. _ WANT AD INFORMATION "..• CANI:J:l.l.A rtQNJI COI.ftCM'IONI •J II f Mental Health Problem is Topic of Talk Muon, $1795 .,gtnJ• ~ ...,. I 1956 Chevrolet 2~ Ton Tractor _ and devtloped 111 World wart $695 ru in va · ' WID ~ •ce<tP~ 1111Ul t;00 A. 1L ,..., D&J M P\lhtiOitiOD Pomerov Motor Co. . OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO o&.S• asuUL.A nuNI ~ ' I \ . i I ! fll ~_, ••le. aD7 W l:n'on ..... 4"m..:J alr.ouht brl fer • . , --- eo • I _ , . - woN OFnCI BOUU 11:11 4. Ill Ul 6:0CI l' Ill Oall7 1Uvtla.J.....IIr3tl 4,.M ttt l2:00 00011 .......,16. ft"8 dO CAS1 -· . ......-. ·-· - TO Pl.AC:I A . .,... "" P~ONE ~~~­ III.V117 ... Jill& ... DilL CAaD Of &'BAND - 11.2 far Ill .ord IIW!Imwu. &acb edd.ntnnti& .-m' lCI Ohlnl~Uia pU.hu.bld aDIUL1 &Joolll 111.'- hll r.11t. 01 • Mntl pa wonl .w M c:b&rpd fw ad•erttaq lt GOI --"' trithhl lll 4aJe dt.r ~ ... at •!;m... ~ ~.. liU'ftN 01111 tue:rt'l.,. l!hrt• CMitl poi!J tJOl"d . . n,... - lllDlmu.m • C..tt A.O ,.r word . n ra 1.011 . . . . . . - . , Gfle tneort"Ht IDMrtloiL ' CtDtt . . . ., 7 IIUlW ~ .... I) l'be PUlaoot btl raponslbi~ tot .w ILP« t •tt•*· .......lWI. , _ . . . . . rt.lbl eGJt -.- ....... -· ·............ ·---... ··-·-... ....... ..=. ....-. ""........... ......... - . •••• . ...... .. Good t.ires. Heater . ··- • ,. .,.' 1957 Chevrolet Y2 Ton Pickup _ _ $495 D&Al)I.I..ND +ell p ll. ou ....,.. PabltcM.UO. lllllondQ Duci.Uae lhGO &. 11. I I \ Chassis for 12 ft . body. Extra tood 750x26-10 ply tires 6 cyl ena:ioe. Solid cab. Heater. ' 18,0011 lb. 2 speed rear axle, !i speed trana. 348 engine. 10.22 tires. · II " . PllOUUClNO • 'j 'I•'· ~· ,'t il• ~--·­ n' ~· : WY 2·2157 t: ,.n · d ~·, Notice tool &t.'ft>o- ·~, a.•tatt 1: ·' -~~. • ... '7• • • • I-' • .-JpiiiCI.<ID+" )llliDt 7 a loot eclp IIOWlll 1.- Rn"'B" DAU..Y CBYI"l''QvaDl- Here's..,_ M wwk f A.XYDLB&AXB L0.8PBLLOW ~ OneletterolalpiJ_for_.:btthloiOrnl'l•.A.Ia .... tor tbt threl 1/s, X I« tblo two o-. etc.. l IIDgle let.teu, ..,_. I tropbies. tbl IIDI'b qd fw-.uoa. flf tbl W1JI'(1a we a.ll hiDa ICaeh day tbl Glldllleu.n . . 4llfN! rt ..~ OQ,Oc • q, st.:O • BI'Til ......... . ' • T•X•B BOB:WBNI'A.Xo BAH .A. D&I'A.DAXBO BOAX.XPOLV OAD.-IGBit'DV - "·, ,;::J~·.ometillnl If rm not bllnJ unconatltutlonal, - H JOU about that report card of mlnel" 01 7 '--··:,.-..,...."·~= . --~-·~:'·'' I'V , W J EH RADIO 1 'f.....,• Ot)p' sc utn "'IHHDN LEFl' '1'0 R!2tSIII, JU.,. TUIIllllB II{ :NO P~ HURRY~VAN UlOM • 11M. mrc ..-... a,.aao.te. W MP0 Illl:.) ;' 1 Radio MONDAY TBBV FJUDAY• 1:3$ NormaD Kraeft 1:00 CommUDIIJ Ne"' 1:00 Sip 0o lielrl .. "' ' 1:45 Country ExpreSI 7~i !!Jin Go, Tb8 Ulellne 6:115 Wll'ld & Nat'l New• 1:05 Sacred Hearl 7:115 Breakfast Pari)' UOl~blb YJ!ley News 6:15 Spulll8bl OD Sporll Ull Country JIIQibll'et 8:051!igb SChool Football 8:05 Oblo N&IIOII, Worl4 News 5:25 Weather 1:36 Jl'arm Newo 11:00 Top Tell Show UO'Si>oi11 "'0<11)1 1:30 Sip all 1:45 Meigs Agr. EUen. 12:00 Noon RepOJ'\ a:uirWealber Picture 7:05 Breaklasl Pari)' 12:a JODOI Bqicll Show a:if''·ft!U81cal Clock SATtiRDAY 7:30 Vu Patricio Sporll 12:311 Rev. Morllll Teet. 8:~ New• 7:45 Sip On, The Ulelllle 7:50 The 7:50 Report 1:00 Football WarliiUP 9:00 LatcllatrlnS 8:00 Local, Oblo, NoUonll 8:111 Brtsht Star Sbow·Thur. 1:a osu Jl'ootboU UO·'•PIIbllD Service Newo and Sporll 1:45 Bak• Fum. Shu•·l"rL 3:46 Platter Party Ht' l'imll7 Wo,tllp Hour 8:11 Weather Ptoture 8:65 The Llgbter Side •:16 Sip Off I01GD County News 8:18 MllSical Clock t:ll5 Be1tJ NelftllD 10:05 Tolk or the Town 8:6& N"" M!DIIterlal Assoc. SUNDAY Ill:~ .!f91"1d News 9:00 Musical Clock Country ao.-oon 7:00 &lp Oo Newo 1diif \V(in!ierlul World ol Muale 9:30 Son& lo Stoey Hour Swap Shop 7:36 The Arm1 Bllllr u:~;'M~ Melodies 9:411 Family Worablp Hour 11:36 F"'""' BureiU 1:00 Benld ol Truth ~~ FrtdaJ, 10:00 NeWI El lllncbo Tlml M·W I:SI Hour ol DlltYerallCO •·:.;¢~oiit'th Bolls Rtllg) 10:05 Htab School Hit Parade · Mas• Co. Acr· l!:st.·Tul. 9:110 \VIDp ol Blllllna · j$:- ~WIH'l N 10 55 NeWI Famil1 Wonblp Br·Tbur 1:311 The Bible 8peab To Yoo News u'oo ArmJ Time ASC f'rolram-FrL 10:00 Voice oll'r<!pllecy . ABBIE AND SLATS !2:IJO,:toftill,unlty Newo 11:30 Special Commlllllly Prog. : Tbe 01'11" Room IO:SI 8ulldiJ 8ho1l . 11:115· ~ NaWI !2!00 NeWI RoundUp 11:58 Dow JQIIOI Averqu 11:00 Country Rymll flme tJJO ~ots 12:20 BullellD Board 1):00 Noon Report 12:00 NOOU Report pay Weather 12:2l. Newa 0 GriiDI · Music Juot Jl'or You 12:lt The· 8ell'1!ll 11:20.1 1111 8<ill'd 12:30 Sllllrd81 Mlllnet ~r·• Gulli Sllr·l'rl. 12:30 1\n. Mllrllll 1WII 12:'16 N 0 Grams 1:1& NeWI , J:OO Platier Pari)' 1:00 Billy Grablnl AgtDt 1:00 Saturdl1 MdDee us Blaettnar Sbow-T-'lbur. 1:30 wlhtrlll Hour u Go IIJiomd s:l& N"" t:ao Local !ltwl 2:00 The Olut~:b At w...t 3:00 llalllrdll' 14a!lllee U5 Bowllnl Sc«tl 1:11 Tile N~VJ Swtap 1:115 N"" ,' t:OO The Raid 2:3$ Tile 1111 Ul 4:00 Dllcltl8 wtlb Doll 1:6 1:00 Tbt Qultt Hour 4:10 Top 'ten Revile 3,35 Tbe illmdiY Sho1tCIIO 1:00 Newo Bl1mD111"1 1'00 Sip Oo Ne• 4:311 Wll'kl Ill Refttw 6:16 PUbU. SerYicl 1:05 Mualc Time 5:110 BaptiSt Layman'• Hour 1: 30 Olf I: 20 Jllllllioree 8:36 Slnll8dl Mmibf'~ FrldaJ MV MINO REAOI~ ABlUTY"?. Tl-lA1' ~RFELT 1!:!!l! c;:QUl.l? BE UG6010 1 HURT CIMU.'>'! I WILL 00 MV eeSTI •• RAEBURN VANBUREN •: m~~'lt~ C:ty _ _ _ _ _,_:! 25 llp For Sale a:if ii:;~: ~=~~~ M'5& ~ONE., I KWEW 'r'OUR t:.ATHER VERY WELL! HE WAS A Fl"JE. r!U51NES5A-\AN WA~ I.OOKE:D UFON IaSMi"",~,L,~AR oF OJR REATING, PIDmblnl, MaoOor ........... &nold Ill !tllllli ·· ..,.liP ~ WY·-HM&. 7:10 ltc ;:::---;;N"'el"'glc::er-c'll"'u-::lld"'J,..ng~ and Sup. . ply, Racine, for better homes. kitch011 eabinela and storm doon. II Z3 tic 7 ~Now. PUNJAS. THE. POIN"T, Ml55 5TO"lE . IB PR=cf5ELY 11-115 ... 'IOU·'\IE. BEEN RE:RJIZTED TC "1AIIE ruT A. GOCC' MA"l'l ' CLA.55E5-. \"...'HAT IS YOUR EXCU~E '?" �• . ' a-~lsentl.llel, 1'omeroy·Middleport, 0., lan. 25, t"llM Special Mission Phase to Stress Relationships With lndia·Church :1'1lo Middleport · Fll'lt Boptll! chul'<!h coogregaUon 11 eoncenIHiilli Ita enUre church Pi">" gram on a speet.U ml&sloo phase will! empbuiJ oo close relationohlp with 1 "sister I church" In South india for lite nerl six weeks. 1 The ~artlclpatlng church Is irl the mission field of Nellore, s.!tn India Different organ!· zaUOil9 and ·elas,.. of tbe local S DAYS ONLY JAN. 27th THRU 31st I ponden~ will) the India lolks. One o! the first prollf...., oo llllllslons l!lll be given Sunday by the .enior youth fellowship with their advisor, Mrs. Donaid Boone. This group will be in charge ·of tbe worship services this Sunday. Three mem• bers will s~e-lr on nrloul top-ics Including, Larry Gladwell .on "India, the Country, tho ~;;~~~~;;;;;;;;·!People, Rutland Furniture Mason Furniture A·T BOTH STORES I The way WE SERVICE our products is the not service. Why take chancel on service? Living Room s SAL-E! One Group REGULAR $269.95 Many Colors Sale • .95 here scripture readi~g. . . A commumon servlc"e were arrested and puShing and showtnc melees broke out be-tween Negroes and whites durtilg two days of racial demonstratlons. Tensions reached held Sunday, Feb. 2, Clf!")'i!l8 el Box Spring • I Bed Spread e 2 Vanity Lamps eBed Sheet e 2 Pillow Cases ON SALE AT BOTH] STORES 24·95 ! 49· ~ 88 39·88 59·88 today to Bob King and Chief of panel discussion on !ienUng a program on the c:usWeekend guests of rs. ames toms <If India at the Missionary Murray were her daughter and h ld F b 23 ·th Mn son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ran· Tea .to be e e · wt h • dolph Ward of Ravenwsood Davtd Darst, ~eneral ' c alrThe meetings Wlll be w· Va · Their daughter ' Mary man.1 ded ·with a. family.. 11lghl Lou is attending Granville cone u , Stat~ College In West Virginia potluck dinner table . d~ M high polilt when and Ku Klux Klansmen ed side--by-side Pekmg. The communique said the two countries will name ambassadors to each other's capitals within three months. De ZENITH NYLON COVERS Color Television E.O.to\. SALE .We Service What We Sell!! Talk About Gas Ranges! We Have Them ! TAPPAN e Natural or Bottlod Gao HARDWICK • World's easiest MAYTAG cleaning ovenby Frigidaire! WRINGER WASHER 127 $ .95 Free • • Free • • • 2 Table Lamps • 2 Step Tables Space galore, Frigidaire Economy 2·Door! J ..., ,. where she is majoring in mus- ' ! - ' HOT WATER HEATERS LAMP SALE ENTIRE STOCK NOW · 30GAL.s SIZE OFF In 4 colors Dr whilll • Pull 'N Clean Oven pulls out Hke drawer, cleans like a dream. .95 • Automatic cookinr with Cook-Master oven control. •lnltlnt heat with Speed· Heat surface unit. FriJidaire dependabilltrl A Grate Special! PORTABLE ZENITH TV SET 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE Living Bodraom Room Kitchen $ Mrs Albert ·Martin was lO"' 111ctrlc MDdltl ID·3t-13 299 , Modtl F0·13HS • lOO·Ib. zero zone freezer 13.26 cu. It with separate door. • Family-size storage space In self-defrosting refrigerotor section. DilLY • Twin fruit and vegetablfl" Hydrators hold up to ~bushel. .. ., llllftl • Easy storage In the door f!II'•IV'1!• f~t, short and tall ecntamers. • Frigidaire 11opendalilllty, tool FRIGIDAIRE ·THE $17.8 If You Have A Wt Soli G.o, Oil, Coal and Bottlod Gas HNttrs SHOP OUR USED TRADE-IN DEPARTMENT It does not matter how small or large, see us first. We have the beaters at the price you want to pay. WE HAVE MANY BARGAINS!! Heating Problem • blyfill"'. tired in a royal blue .satin dress, wearing a · whltlt . -~ ; ' o< • ELBERFELDS , OHIO . RUTlAND, .. ' - ., FAMI~Y REFRIG!iRATOR Rutland;. Furniture SH. 2-481.1 Mrs. Robert A. Harden Ol Marion; Mrs. Robert R. Halden a~ M1ss Ellen Shuler, of llaclne, Mrs. Franklin Rtzer, 'Franklm and Melisa ol Poii!Oi'9l'; Mr. and Mrs. Moms ~en and Donald; Mr. and ~· !\Obert Harden, Jimmy and, ~pie; Mr. and Mrs. Willidm ~~· Tammy and Bmn; M~, ,•• • 4 Mrs. Wllhs LeadiRgha~·. ,~ oie, Barbara and Ros.• ~le; Miss FraJ.kie Mu111aw, 11• s • Ann and Keith Lisle of_ 8Yra· cuae, and the honorod guesta and the hostesses. ' . .... In ~r·'·t>.- - ··~ : I < < ~ ' ,.. •t 1- .• • •. ' 2 3 • s • 9 10 n .. . 1 • 12 13 14 15 19 20 21 22 26 .. 272129. . . 16 23 30 ~e 17 11 24 25 31 ... - Cabin Looted Sportsman Grill at tiC"er cam~ today to the Sher. Roads Sunday morn- iff"s dE'partment and took R.on,ing ai.Jout $200 dam- !aid M. Morris, Burghill R. D. - • ISJODS ;.. : • -~ .. . ~ ) .~ • . ,L , 1 t • ' ."\ ~- . ~ ' ,, ; • • of the gar.ettes: On .". 'J~· FERRER SHOWED UP at Ba· story was headlined, · · ·sill Street East with musical director Jay In etgaret ,tl.dtt Blackton," and got iJ!to a long discussion book review , 1• 1lql Carlos, the ~ble headwalted, who ' '· ll ·an old .friend. Tlie .conversation was .., ~~)dueled ID ·span]sb, llut a few eaves. • 'cli'Opperi could under$tand ~ough to tell , ~ t]Jey about Topic ASoae'.,; jawit to Pu 11_\co, which call8o ed' tOO .e8neellation a performance of ~~~ . .. !'T)ae Girt Who Came ~ supper" and InPI . ' . ~ _pfuducer Her~ .Le$'s suggea• '"- · .!tl"oil tlul~ thutar l!IY the thousands of ' Will ., doltari the J]low lost be;;~.~ of the can• ·C.~ll\lil.' lOse aJhig.a lie lwln't, lfelln .,tq,ct,,~'pay--110 ~-. and 1t,u no \11has a ~~.'tif pa~ ~·-~ .b~ (~ 11'• •· ,.d~nt was'. "an.holieat .. acCident." • "'-'"' : 11{' ·: . .: .... • .' ~ Tyree, Langsville, I rn . for dislurbing the peace. He Iposted a $25 bond to appPar In !County cotH·t Friday and was Wilher Naper, 59, Pomeroy gops maif!tained order R. D 2. wa~ b~ought back to i*.h1""an""'naHo toda~·JMe1 hom Logan by .. n~ the gs count: · ' • -fourth , the Conf!<>. ~· >1*-.·~-- ~ was sl·led jungle fighters d d' f" ed , American woman mis- ur 3_Y a~ _m .,10 and. costs ·nd then lerrorizt'd an for mtoxtcatiOn, ---~Siona,·y, Miss lren• / Brush Ft'res 2, of Jerome, Idaho. Wince. 1 by an arrow and a 1 ·, Mis~ Ruth Hege, 48. 1 ,gton. Ohiu, was se- 1 PJ ague F'Iremen '!jured in a terror·ist I 1 the Kwilu Provinee I Two brush fires within four of Mangundu . Both : hours Sunday were fought and n~mbers ol" the Bap- 1~_efeated by the Middleport l'ftssions, were report· 1tirE' department. About five !ICoJVe been Ita eked by . res of u.nderbrush. burned oa rrkers. ithe adjacent properties of Hat- THE LANDLADY, .. AND HER STAR BOARDERS eland . Ohio. the head -old Stump and Charles Athey s.~ion said the incident Ion Jessie Creek Road about means removal of its 11 ·30 a.m. workers. Miss Ferrel i Firemen said someone was 3d m the Congo for 14 burning trash when the wind er brother-in-law and hlew l:l. spark into the bruib, .r. and Mrs . Robt:>rt ' causing it to Ignite. wPre reported in the ! In the second fire at 3:02p.m. ·ough nol at the mis- 1about half of the Gravel H 111 Jn at the time of" the cemetery in Middleport w a._ I burned over when its dry grw .,ge hacl spent 12 years Icaught fire. Firemen were not (flla before going to ~ure what caused it to Ignite. , 'T'hese were the sixth and sev·agic thing about this ent h fire 't'alls for Middleport th women were giving this year. ~---to the education and I ,f Congo nationals, " a TWO FINED :ficial said. Mayor Charles Legar on sattgo was the worst of urday fined Ralph Lee Bates, . trouble spots today, Bedford, $5 and costs for not ~ were disturbances having a valid Ohio operator•a nued on page 3) license, and Harokt Kenneth 1 Lucille lall (who •• a busl0011woman Ia •illlnctly NOT •••rl owat lilree Holly,.... lele<iolon ....,~~~~, whi<• mokoo htr ttoe ta""lo<ly to two more of Jt.e mocllum'a top .-dian, Alldy Griffllil aod Donnr 1 ~1. CBS claims tflat Monday has to be tflelunoiest night in ltoe week bocaust 1 111111'1- all tt. ... of llleso tauv•-;et_1111oppoar-'owook. 1 Shelley Laments 'Old' Hollywood BY EIISKJNE JOHNSON IIOLL YWOOD - (NEAl "It's illte I'm In a foreign COIJDo try." . S!Killey Winters widHyes the woi'ds about lbe movie · studio Where sbo queeD!!d it up in ·the late ... II ,... llnlverstl Studio then lloqle I# lbe ::s:· ,movletl .... tbe llh4k7 ..Ao.r lll..t it ta Jle. .....Uqlverotll. Revue .,.,. en- terilllnmelii:,,.. :~ domina~ and lhe JOt. A otyserap. "'InC er ufflee bulldq li where Drtcula ai!ee "ailed to IUncb - anti 'lili"Ce Sbelley W:lnters ~ ~ ' 'fir $I.IU;y pia -· up pltotao; . . Tbefe II lbo ..ht)m of cameras 1111 i5 oli&Os •lim ielevlsloo serlel lire ID ~. Thol'o flltn , footW ·"!uuv81eat 1o. 1l8tJ 1ea1urot lliOnii ·a ·)UI', ... . as "Playgirl" and "South Sea Sinner," movies she w o u l4 rather forget. AD were mado loag • belort ... .... .. OlcaJ• for ller aclillg perlonDIIICf ta "'111• IJ6. . , of Amte Frank." Thai was the film w b I e b out Errol Flynn?" With eyes hllnklnc, a bI changes· ber mocid, laughing: "Do yru bow bow to become • star toda;r?" ' The anairer .. riglit 011 top .. the question. "First.'' ahe says, ..you ~ tt UCLA. Then ynu biro a Ia~. Then" you llllbe pr.that 1ICIIn& 11 a mlSerabie '~"' feoolon In lil)ieh yoo are _.. Inc only .,__ JGl1 - !be money to JIIY. ,..,.. aNR." Taggart. 23. Tuppers Plains, and cost for running a r e 4 !TED IN .RACINE changed Shelley Winters' ralinl from se>pot to actresS. "I MISS the Hollywoo4 thai was," she admita. 11 8ut b 0. could it ever be the same with- I $5 Franklin Aeiker, 22, trafric light. Richard Hampton. was arrested and jail- , 18, Langsville, was arrested bJ Racine marshall Sun- Pomeroy police for reckleu op. !: 17 p.m. for assault eratJOn SUnday at f:40 a.m., .·y, and disturbing the and is scheduled to appear ill mayor's court Saturday. 1 ••• fiction, Asked -Boosting the muitnulll highlights of his home mortgage the Federal recommend- Hous~n& Adlllinlstrstton (~) will Insure from $25,000 lb ..-,• ~zation of $1.4 billion 000 on a sin&le-lamlly home. urban renewal an additional two lin<:rea,se the ratio of 11011-l'e!l\l"ittial projto 3$ '~"'' cent. of 240,000 public ' over the next lnclndin& IIO.fl!JO ich'"' and tO,OOO by homes. ' ' charles was arrested by the Sberifi~s deparlmtmt Sunday at 3:10 a. . releasf'd Sunday at 2:16 p.m. Mortpp ' to- ll. 0 ., who has been ln Meigs county jail si nce Dec. 2, 1963, (' activily . a parole of- on a charge of ·bad checks, ~ --~--· back to Mansfield reformatory. 3herifl's report said were ·. ·:. ~ Bargains all over the store in 'the Ji!nuary Sale. tR!IaCly To Wear, Furniture, Draperl,es,, ' Hous~_wares, Mens and · B9ys W~ax, Jfr . . ·.· · lingerie and Dry Goods~ ; , :c ·' :I.· - Bill Miller has a lemon cream pie dripping ·its in Elixir contraption setup In the Pomeroy •'S radio marathon for the March of Dimes. Saturday for the March of Dimes. - Sentinel Supplement To ;.· ,.,. ::.· . . ''. .r; t! . By· DOROTHY KILGALLEN you!!J: love, Catherme Deneuvre, racmg BROADWAY BULLETIN BOARD - into the arms of Johnny Hallyday, the ElINTIMATES REPORT that Frank Sivis Presley of the French platter stars. . mtra Jr. is a changed young man ~ince Catherine's flipping over Roger's. allenthe kidnaping incident. To quote one: !ion to Jane, and the more she fbps the "He doesn't go out with girls and lie better Johnn(likes it ... Nancy Ames · d<tem't go out with the boys. He doesij'l may have a Richard Rodgers sho':" ~~ h~r talk much wftb the fellows in the band future. After seemg her on TV s ThiS and b~ hardly ever smiles." When he Was The Week That Was," the .composer inakea personalappearan<:es his manager rang up ber agents for a conference on "protects'' the young singer fr~m reporther -availability later in th~ year. ers represenUt:tg news magazmes and • · other pub)jeatlo!)B because Frank Sr. bas THE TOWN 'S NEWEST PLAY, "Dymade an ex~lliaive deal with "Life for a Ian" is a splendid hit-beautifully and wrapup iln the whole story . . . . . Movie wittily written, brilliantly directed, and 1tarlet Linda Marsh bas landed the muchperformed by a fascinating cast led by coveted rol11 of."Opbel{l· fn the · Richardthe ama2ing Alec Guiness, Sir Alec nevBurtop edition of "Hamlet." , er fails to enchant, whatever his role, and Two Important Bro;tdway-bound mus- as Dylan Thomas he is given the myriad teals are haviilg !ljlference-of-oplnlon moods .of the legendary poet to play problems. Abe BlllTiiw~. who was called with as a toy for his versatility . . . . Liz In to help "What Makes San'IJI!y Run?" Ashley's e.Scort at the midnight screening of "Dr. Strangelove" the other night wants to inject more humor into the script, hut the )Vriters resist altering. the waa Kurt Kasznar, but he was only mindorlgfllal story line. With the song·ll!ld· ing tbe store for Georg~ Peppar~, of dance version of "Golden Boy," it's . a collrse. Many are predicting that this new matter of c;tSting; S . y bavls has an flicker by Stanley Kubrick will be rated 11ctreu In ·mind \VhO 9.>ot!ld be juat per• and all·tlme ·classic. One previewer's refect "for lbe.!'\l)e o£ l!~ine- lie ..thiilkll action: :...but the producer oflhe sbpw doesn't • "This is a great director's film. It agree : ~ ... Ii'sa ~- bet thet World's should he closely studied, not onlyd by Fatr will be e~nde:d f. -year, altbouglj · studenta of the cinema, but by stu en 18 ' the. l,)fficlill aitno~ment -proballl;t' · of the human race" ... Col. John Glenn, ·won't he made until September• .E'.xecu- : · polltlklng iD Ohio, took time out to catch tives plan to Iet it m11: into 1966; and on'' , ·Dorothy Loudon's new act at the Mara· ly diqstrous attendailce figtll'l!8 thll mcir Club in Columbus. She's breaking in Sprioi and SUIDmer could cb~~~~ge thOifr - the· DIJterial she'll use for her -Persian minds. ·· Room appearance next month. Kendall of W4rt:Oil. SHOP TONIGHT U~IL 9 • . -·· .. MASON, W. VA. ,. • Young Smatra Has 'Cha~ged' Since Kidnap . MichJgan, son-in-law ol,;, ) ,he bri~ , Pre-nuptial musiC w ~ s played by Rose Ann Lisle, , granddaughter of the bride. The new Mrs. POlls w~ at. ' :. 'll. Kenya (UPil _ -- SP. 3-5592 of SUNDAY, JAN. 26 through SATURDAY, FEB. 1 •' HERMAN GRATE • .. a period ica Boils > \ edLed WITH TRADE :··\·, I common agreement to establish diplomatic relations. "For this purpose they ·ttave agreed to name ambassadors • a Warren, . Mtch1gan: Mr. and est ~hen Mrs. DOnald McKen: entertained the Bi-Monthly Canasta· club Thursday even1 g at her borne Condor·st. nPrize& were aw~ed to Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Richard Fin· law. Mrs. Paul Taylor receiv· ed a gUt from her secret pal. A round robin get well card was sent to Mrs. Eugene Trip· lett a1 Meigs Memorial Hospital. Refreshments were served by the hosle!s to those named abOve and ·Mrs. Charles Riffle, Mrs: Jo!U(lleaver, Mrs. Guy Cowan and Mrs. Max Folmer. Mason ··Futni·t ure A REAL BUY • ,• . J]'l - and coffee were sel;"ed to MI·. and Mrs. Willard Kendall,'Kay, Kenny, Keith and Kathy of . lic of China have decided by Switzerland also have · .IANUAIY bride. Cake, mints, nuts,' ptnch Bi-Monthly CaiUllfa Club Meeting Held of the IMfWtf's er at Hdlzer Hospital. They ex- ception was held at the home pect to return to Celifom1a Sun- of Mr. and Mrs. Don Lisle, r»uday. He is attending the Los ghter and son-in-law of !he Sale! Glass Lined CLEARANCE! .~ '"-" Mrs. }l~merson Jones. The home of the brl4• ' '(a! Recent guests of Mr. and the scene of the wedding ., of Mrs. Richard Pickens were her Florence Harden and - , Hat~y son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Potts, of Syracuse,· Satflnby, Jan Houck and son, Brent, of Jan. 18, at 7:30 p.m., read by Columbus. Mr. Pickens contin- the Rev: Freeland Norris. ues to improve from major sur- They were attended, bY Mrs: . gery at Meigs Memorial Hos. Franklin Rizer of Pbm~roy, pita!. daughter of the groom,_8\ld,. Mr. Angeles Police Academy. government French Republic and the gov. ernment of the PeoPle's Repub- Kong Red ognized the years ago. The countries, The ' •i. . Mr. and Mrs. Edw~rd Evans Icarnation corsage. Mrs. Rizer Jr. arrived ~y pia~ from ~s wore a navy blue suit, alSo ) Angeles, Cshf. Wednesday In white carnation corsage. Mi.ddleport" to be with his lath- Following the wedding, a r" WITH TRADE "The and has the colony I " I ,• Home of Bride Is Scene ol !(. Recent Wedding Will~rd and Peking. It said: \ ~r for treatrqent or cellulitis, begmnmg arc ' . an infection of the cells In her boards to meet:~ flrl\ Mono tegs. She is r~uperat.ing satis· day ol every m · factorUy and expects to return to her teaching duties at Rut· Edward Evans, Vine-st., who ern coimlry to malic relationa Britain, which has sive interests in the relations was announced in w••••• two-paragraph communique leased simultaneously in Paris ' ing Creek Rd. after having been for ll tohtmeet theo~:r t montll confined to Gallipolis Clinic Cen· day mg ~v";j h With lbt was seriously ~njured in a ~ar accident last week Is showmg some lmprove~ent. at .Hol~r Hospital m Galbpohs. Hts Wife and their sons, Ronald and Edward, are with him at the Kremlin conslde;, FI'Jihc<•'a re- lc relations with the Red Chtcosnttion of Red nese. forward toward Establishment of dip,Jorr•aUc I within ~~~~~~~~t g~~e~~sio:o:'me. land High School soon. Emml!!lt Jones of Burlingham . visited Wednesday with his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and 1 •• • '·~ Wl: hospital. 119·95 INSTALLED ONE YEAR FREE SERVICE tton parttcularly at a time when the Chinese Communists are actively promoting aggression and subversion."' In Moscow a Soviet foreign Gaulle, seeking lo revtve ministry spokesman said lcA·1rs Harold Sauer has been At a recent meetiing _of ,the return.ed to her home on Lead· church councU plans we~l : : Sofa Bed & Chair 1 ,;.! ln~a. Pollee Herbert Gilkey for their . The B. H. Sanborn Mll'llon· assistance in · cleaning streets ary · Society .will take p$rt 1a of ice and snow the past weeks. the mission endeavor by pre. -ATLANTA -AUanta I!JIIerg- PARIS (UP!) -· France and I Frabce'o tJI'&ndeur ao a "orld od with ita Image as a racially Commumst China today an· power, decided 1o t'OCOIDize moderate southern city som.. nounced they have established Rod Cbtna deoplle lllrong obo wbat lamished today following dlplom~tic relations. jecllono from tbe Uoltod Staleo a weekend of racial disturbance The joint announcement fof- and re~entmeot &mODJ other !hat erupted Into lowed President Charles de Weslem Allies. elaslli!s. Gaulle's decision, made known The State Department In E;lghty·four per801l8 last week, to recognize the Washington said · the United NegrO comedian Dick Gregory Co~munist Chinese regime Jn s.tates.. "re~ets" France'• .ac- Pullen, Belz. A film on mislonary wort. wtu The Middleport Street Com- be shown Feb. 9 and F~b. 18 missioner expressed his thanks the evening service will w·...... LARGE SELECTION ALL SALE PRICED e2 Pillows ' ·: be GET FREE: SHOP EARLY respOnsive read- Mr. and Mrs. James Hoyt out thP. mission them'e ,ffl: ,the <Kay Jenkinson), Co~umbus, communion elements t6 i spent last weekend with her similar to those served \o the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis India Christian ~ongreK,tion. Je.nkio.son and daughter, Mary Rev. Boone wiU present the Jane, and with his grandpar· meditation on the thel'i'le, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob "Shine On, Lone Star." e LARGE CHEST .. China are<:Friends inor Bc)[llmer, Jnv~Xation, Dav· id SJgmaO, announcements; Ma,.. of his father. g 3-PIECE GREY BOOKCASE BED • ''India's Education sn.d 0 u r with lhelr parents Mr. and Sam Hood will giVe the lienMrs. Richard Pick~ns and Mr. edictiot..-wlth Paul Haynes, Bud• and· Mrs. Ed,.lard Evans. Roon· d.Y Moore, Ray Plckensl!!:.P•ald has an extended leave from vid Rice and Jack ~~u~~~' the Air Force due to the illness Jr ., ~s usher.s. ''Wl\ttba SALE! 54" DRESSER ;V;O~l;X;V;;N;0;.;2;4;0~----------------~,--~~=:=:~y~~~I;D:m:E~PO:R:T:•·;?,H~~:IO~------~M~O~N=D~A~~~:JAN~U;~;·R;Y;2;~;;19;64;;;;;;;;;;;;~ltl - Minlstrl of Healing." Others laking part are Pat Edwards, call '10 wor•~wi ~ day :Or their home in Maryland prayer; and Stephen after several days spent ' -=~~~--------------------------~»:·:~:~:··1~:·~f:~~~~0='•:-*~0=1~T~-~·:~:·::•:a:·~~==~---------------- ~~~1 -------.;...:.....,...... • .. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Evans ing; Mike B~atton, morning and on expect to leave Sun~ prayer; Jack S~gman offeratoey Bedroom Suite ~ s:C and the ReUglonsi • rilyn Stumbo, ~-------------. enttne- \a~ at y Stephanie Pullen, "Christ Comes to !IIdia;" and Stephen Hlndy, Around And About Middleport We do not receive a complaint call that we do secret to t'Ur GROWTH IN BUSINESS. e .I e church are earrymg on corr.,. • - New ~ t or federal aid in pl"""in&. ouiJdlvtsions to meet the needs Ill. fi!Owlng cllies and another lotQ.11'8111 pro. tp'am to asslsl 1larm - obtain boui!lq. . ·· ' -A new ' ~ :,~ gram, fiD.oncod ~y ·~ grants, to lralil f!at,a, ·~-... officlala In . '""Jtd!ll.._., illliitio .. . . clevelopmli!l ~ f ~. � 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 25, 1964