https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/900d6599ecddd1a048c501fa530973f6.pdf 67af6b6d4cf5674a7c2ccfeeb7c02581 PDF Text Text • \\ tessings ol mer,·ca are Theme .!'.. " Godosonic 81..., Am<olca" wa• Around And I-: ' About Middleport '' Annual Senior """ ....., B d the~ !If~:= wl~ an Banquet, meet Feb. w ill Ohrlll Chutch, Dane PI d Clncianati -,lth reglslrnllon e anne Only Few People are 1\ble T0 wnte . QuaI"Ity F"ICt'lOB f:O:: f!! 'k- 1 7 " • r • . ',, enttn·.t\ ' NOY YOU D'OY . Winter Con/ererlf)e Frank A. vaughan. one! 1011 Drew Webtli!r Pool No. :It wete 1n Columbu• SJm. day, atteootn11 the annual ~~ate· •- con!erenoe o1 th• w.'de will~ •-rlcan Legion of Ohla. II ;~;" held In the Youth Center the Ohio Eiposltlon 011 groonds, With approximately 900 present. ......... _ , . , . . Anch-ew~ of atarting at 1 p.m. Final pi••• were made lor steven Walburn, son ol Mr. S"""'•' -~ will be by fllo annual ~en lor baod banquet , h 't them ,..._ ...,...,.., ' ilbe the Rev F I od aod Mro. Dale Walburn, was By . Bo..cbo M. IIHklllt aven . seen . Mrs. Ru...u Raney, Groel\ville, and dance at the J I - : topic of · ree a guest of honor at • surprise JAN. Zl - Po~!oted question Fancy str~ped and nora! President's addreBS; a conoert In anuary mee • ~ Sunday afternoon at the party given by bls mother and asked me this week - "What s~l• are pretty, but agoln reading of " Don Juan ln Hell," s!..:'!rs~bl~lddl~~<trl~ ;I'IU'oai Religious tflor~a~';; Mr and Mrs. Harold George, a great aunt, Mrs. G. W. do you get when you cross an I d prefer the white. (George Bernard Shaw) , and a even! at tbe high 0 :ot:.~~ held Gallipolis, were recent visitors Hthamb~rthda · In obThservancet of his owl with a goat! " My offspring puts It, " Motheth- final addreu at the 10 a.m. ,.,._ Mrs. ~-rt Schmoll presidenti,be Pomeroy Masonic Tern· with her parents. Mr and Mrs I y. e par y v.:as The answer ''Hootenanny." er, if you'd had your way on Feb. S by Miss Emma presided ' , ftt., sponsored by the Pomeroy L.W. McComa• held at hjs home with Mtss ' would still be in EngBenlgnus "Our Part .IJI Mr &, Gbe k band Prlnolpal speakers for the 0• rMr. aod Mrs. Sidney Rus- •Charlotte Glue usistil\g with I JUST LEARNED "HOw to land." Ml~try." · dig"";' r dlevent were National Commanclo Chapter 80 • Royal Arch Masthe party plans 1 hang my head 1n shame and recto< sp ayed the 0 • w eJ Daniel F Foley of Waba.. I _.,.._ sell, who reside In COlumbus, A "magic show" given by Choose Your Cancer." If the drum• recently purchased by ha MIM ·Ohio Congr08smu ~ William R. Hay08, high visited With relatives In Mod- I"Magician" Michael Mullen lung, a cigarette ; tl the mouth say to m!,se~. "You old Status Rigg~ the boosters. The aenlor ban<l John F. Ashbrook of JobDI' provided the entertainment I plpe ; if the bp, a cigar. I , you party will be held Saturday town a memb!r of the House ' prlest, was master of ceremon· dleport Monday. le! and welcomed the guests, Dr and Mrs. J J Davis Other games were played and Oh, man ! I OPENED A BOX of cooldes evening, Feb. 8 with IDOtherl Com~u.. on Un • AmerleM loUowed by the invocation by accompanied their daughter , prizes won by Kimberly WalI It was hall full. Made me of the band members planning Activi\ies, and Perle L. WhiteCharles Norris. Special num· Charlene. to Rhode Island burn Randy Swearingen and Mra. Frances Ewlnl cal ed Similar Instance last laD OrJ Q and preparmg the banquet. head ol Cincinnati retlr<!l! OJ· bers were presented by the choir where she will begm st'<'ond Vale;ia White. · me to say how glad she w~s " writ" the company _ Mr. and Mrs. Ray M. Riggs Mr. Gherke announced .that ecUtive of the B~y Scouts of 1 ..of Qethel 62, International <;>r· semester studie.s at ~he Rh~e Following the opening of the that 1 ~njoyed my ~ew electriC · fl k didn't and daughters Caralynn and th~ Junior Band party :will be. America. .. 1 1 der of Job's Daughters, Mtss Island School of Destgn Miss lfts the chtldren wer,e seated bla~et and that shes had hers was corn a es. ere it Maralynn Tracy have been ~~- hek1 o(\pril 3 and the Juqjor ' ~ de~~~ b~~rte~us let.- cationJng in Florida for the past B:al)d ~n~rt Ma~rch 13. The ~r:u:::: ~099th~e:;.,bers!'fp ) Unda Darnell presented sever- Davi~ has attended Ohlo Uni- ~t tables carrying out a "Flint- & g1ft from daughter Easter • in .a] solos and the Freeland Nor· vers1ty for th~ past semester. stone" theme and were served Washington, D. C. for 17 years. a t ks two weeks. amual spring seruor band con- car . Y· ~.J 1 1 ris qua~tet sang several num- Mrs La"' renee Hartinger birthday cake, ice cream and Think of ~hat I've missed! ,, an~ ..w~ :~; ~~ ~~ir Th~y visited St. AugusUne, cert will ~ presented April 12. bers. has returned to her home alter punch Favors were given earh Mrs. E. saod they were much (20 tee \es Vero Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Approximately 30 band stuFollowing a cererriony by several weeks v1s1t w1th rela- guest at the close of the party. rno~e expensiVe then and that Well , maybe 1 w.:m't write the and while here were guests of dents wiU parUcipate iD the Bethel 62, the meeting closed tlves in Columbus. Present were Jill Anne Wal· shed protested but th~ blanket Mrs. Eunice Reed Hobart and sale and ensemble competition m'?n, but 'tis 8 tempta- her hu~band . to be held at Ohio University with the oenediction by Char· The Rev Donald Boone Is at- burn Nancy Buskirk, Mrs. came anywa~ and she d almost th d th t food than I don't want a special gift, ed h • · P 1 les Norris, .arter which the tending the annual aslor.s Blaine Walburn and daughter, :a er o WI ou only want 8 full cookie box. They enjoy, a yac t tr p in February. group adJouned to the dining Convocation bemg held th1s Kimberly. Mrs Charles Tussy 1ts warmth. And "GoOd Housekeeping .. ln.- on the Hobart s yacht and ~ere - - - -room fur refreshments. Mrs. week in Columbus and daughter Mary Francis The cost $40 to $50 that long their dinner guests on Fr1day. • . M' . Socle-William R Ha)•es, prestded at Stephen Coats. who Is a stu- R d S .' D0 I ago. sists you write these Other points visited were ANNOUNCE BIRTH The JUnior JSStonary . .· · an Y wearmgen, na because if ty of the Laurel Cliff F r e • the coftee service and Mrs. dent at Miami Umvennty, Is Vaughan Bnan IY'Jullen, Judith Twenty ,,es 30 or more years h evt'ls Pompano Beach, cape Cana- Mr. and Mr.s. Bennie Buck of M thod' I h h t t' t h . h t b eak Owen ·Valerie White Teri ago' Heard .. a' lady a practical ese IS c urc me n t Dale Smith at the punch bow I· spen dmg t e semes er r go ,onthen and ton. vera1• M'lamt,· Tampa, St· p e t• New Lexington are announcing e f th · · M d M · ' .. • b sn s · d recreatJon room o e parsonwith his parents. r an rs. Thomas, Janet Lee Neal and nllrse, say, " If I only could get A Jot of people squawked a- ers ur~ vher prmg!t an Ithe birth of a daughter at Mount age Sunday morning rollowing Robert Coats E . h Allen Henry. Gallipolis. Send- Rev . B - to use this blanket • nicotine tar and cancer Lakela d. T ey cross ove~ St. Mary'S Hospital in Nelson- Sunday School Mr. and Mrs Roger ~r:"Js ing gifts were Mr. and Mrs. I know about, J could get him and ·ust lookitr ' the bor er to Lomsana an ville, Saturday) January· 25. , . of Dayton. were recent vlsttors Raymond Walburn, Sr. Mr. out of thet sick bed." J · spent several days as the house- ~ Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmre and Mrs. ' with hi s parents, ~1 r and Mrs· and Mrs. L. W Walker. and Mr. He was bedfast and near LOOKING AROUND _ Mab- gues~s of Mr. and Mrs. pete Mrs. Ben Buck of Pomeroy and Ernest Powell are t~e leader.s C A Emmlsh. Mrs Rog~r E~ and Mrs. R. G. Clark. Sr death 's door but recovered and el Hysell crossing Moll st 00 a Hoffmka, returnJngk ~y w~y of Mr. and Mrs. George Craig of and Mrs. Gerald Pulltns the pt· were made for a cov· mish Is .remammg her~ .0 r1 went back~ preaching. Whethday well booted a~d pre- s~:.~y ~tsT an S ~me .r~~~ New Lexington Mrs. Anna anlst. Th(' group practiced the ~red dish dinner and a skating week Ewith. 1her paren s-m-rawd , ,, 1..- !'IO"M~t!M\IFw;w ,. er credit the blanket or con_ Larry Wehrung look- fr' d1 e Jfn MamR~ , eyMvlst d II Shoemaker of New Lexington is Junior Missionary song, and a _ · Mr mm1s 1 remams con me ,f..,"' · ,_,._, ' ' <': • 1en s o r. 1ggsh, r. an a great-grandmo th er. , ~-•· party when the Wide-Awake 4-H . . ~ stant prayers, I can t, to save fresh as a daisy in at Roll- M C B De ehap ter from th e study wuw., 1 1 H .1 1 club of Middleport met Mon- to Metgs Gelnera hospt ~ ·1 1 ~ me, say. But both did the _ I never saw as black " 1· 1 · t emt~ ~I ow~ : 1 The Bucks also have three "Mwene of the Congo" was day evening at the home of Mrs Ear ~ug t'r. . 0 ~:- ·rI work somehow' for 'twas plain- snow in my life as these big sere~ 0 b m~ eTs a n an oc other children, Charms, Cindy presented by Mrs. GUinore. A itheir advisor Mrs L W Me- bus, Js.Lexpec.te. to harrhive 1 ~ ly evident, uptown _ hasten the 8 su ur 0 ampa. and Edd.y. 1c:o1lecuon was taken toward the ' . . week fur a VISit wot er part f .. I II Comas. . ents. Mr. and Mrs C A Em' I);N IMMERSED when 'twill be gone - the BIRTH ANNOUNCED suppor o a misstonary am y, Janie Geranl. president. 0 P' mish. ,.. ~ I VE 8~ - , " . younger Owens chl~ren, Mr. and, Mrs. Robert Russell ANNOUNCE REVIVAL Attending were Benny and ened the meetmg Wllh ~on me Mr and Mrs. John Scht>wit- l Edn~ .~erber s A Kmd . and Michael, making a Brown, Des Moines. Iowa, an- A revival will begin Feb. 2 Bucky Wright, Greg Eblin, Lar· · Moles leading lhe gr~up ln the er of Columbus were guests ~ Magic, this past wee~; . man in .Janice . , nounce the birth of their first at 7:30 p. m. at the Hi~hland ry and Charie Michael, Nancy, .'Pledge to the Amencan Flag Thursday of Mrs. Cash Bralt'y Earl Ray Kesterson or Wilm- latest book, and autoblograph.1Chester and Lucille 8 child, a son, Robert Russel], Chapel on State Route 124, Rev. Darla and Kathy Gill, Brenda ~ and Mary Holeman and Betty V1sitin.., wilh Mrs Braley on ington spent the weekend with cal. Now 75 years old, she IS and grandchildren of Jr, wei~ing eight pounds· Sun. O'Dell Manley, pastor, an- and Dennie Gilmore, Junior, Russell In charge or the pledge IF n'day b was Mr s - r.' W. Van h'IS paren ts, Mr . and Mrs Dale still dat f her All "those E. L. Hughes's, recently "th 4-H fl l b "trade." k "So Big , , ar. day night at College Hospital nounced today. Rev . Roy Tayl- Dean, Wayne and Gary Pullins,· .w e. ag , Zant of Cheshire. Kesterson. won, er.~ . 00 5 ' ., .. ' here from three y~ars 10 in Des Moil1es. Paternal grand- or, Athens, will be the evange- Jack Jacobs, Martha and Lin· Du.rmg the t~usJness ~eetl:g - - - - Roy Keste~son spent the week- ant ..: "SCJmtrronTru kl~e p~~ - .we get 8 fide Pat parents are Mr. and Mrs Rus· list. There will be special sing- da Baker, Karolyn Soulsby, Ker· 8 8 a. repor.:_t onbe e ~..,~ P sa e w an executive meeting to be held t>nd with relatives 10 New Lex- lack·e. to ara ogdath n 'n shmy red convertible - sell Brown, Pomeroy, and rna- ing, Rev. Manley said. en Floris, and Wayne Leifh~lt. 11 1e gJven. Mem rs ~mv.mg caps Sundav Feb 2 at the McComas ' re-rea em a · e • the door handles, so com· te al grandparents are Mr ~ ~;::,:..;..===i:.-==========...i'-=="'-; money from the sale of h . at 3 p m for the pur· mgton. I have two on hand, ready to plicated that B.M.H. never did r; M W R Rei h t · ~ --"are to turn them into Mr~. ~:e of revisi~g the constitution Mr. a~d Mrs. C. K. Nease begm, "So Big ," and ''Cimaron to them - my brother ~arion~sO. Mrs.· Sara~ e~:o:: , Comas at school lmmedud.ely. of thP club The group planned and f<-lmily of Dayton and ron .'' used to say of certain pas- Minersville, is a great grand- I .;An~niOiouiOiniOiciiiiem iiiieiiiiniiiit'"wiiiiaiiiis"'m"'"'ad"'e=-,1 a skating Party In the near fu . M~s Mary HUJ and nephew, " A Kind o~ ~agi.c" tells ~r sengers. "I open ~he door, tuck mother. r t M1chaei Jones of Columbus were her house bmldmg m Connect1- them in s~ that no skirts are - ---For the last weak of the January Clearance u~~e next meeting will fea· weekP.~ guests of Mr. and Mrs. cut, her planting o.r trees, flow- caught, 'blow their noses, and IN Jr.DREAN EXERCISE Sale - Just received a big shipment of ture a potluck dinner With the E J . Hill. ers and shrubs tdl the place 1 then shut the door for them'' Army Pvt. Calvin C. Tolley POMEROY, OHIO !mPmbers providing food taken Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gotthardt was a P~r.adi~ - then reluc- I'm gettmg about as helpless, I Jr., son of Mrs. Pearlle S. Ryn, Living R o o m Chairs, Recliners, Swivel from the menus suggested in and son Bruce of Columbus tuantly g1vmg Jl up. lt had cost who used to do the above ri~­ Carpenter, and other members Chairs, Fireside Chairs. Many styles to LAST TIME TONIGHT ' the year's project "Fun With were weeken~ guests of Mr. and ~II the procee.?s of "A Pecu,l- marole much as he did- Wei\, of the 7th Infantry Division ••MARY MARY" i• select from. Long wearing nylon tapestry I Food." Vicki Van Matre was in Mrs. E. J. Hill. 1ar Treasure. a book shed I must get out the beans took part in Exercise Snow (Technicolorl . charge of recreation for the I Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gotthardt written whjle the house was awarm, fry some sausage, open Storm in Korea. Tolley Is a rlfieand vinyl upholsterin"' on sale on the 2nd Debbie Reynolds , Bam Nel · of, sweet pickles or spin· man in Company B, 3d Battal- 1 JJon, Diane McBam, Michael evening with prizes won by Rob- and son Bruce of Columbus buildmg, floor. Rennie. bie Ord and Debbie Maiden. were lleekend guests of her m~r (this rage for some sweet ion of the 7th Infantry DiviColorcartoon There were 13 memb~rs pres· Mrs. W. A. Morgan. IF YOU HAVE ambitions as setzes me every midwin- sion's 32d Infantry in Korea. He ent. Mr. and Mrs. Herbellr t He rdto writmg a novel , a good one, apd there's about ' a dollar arrived overseas last Decem- 'WED. ond THURSDAY 1 1 of Be e onta ne read "Magic" and get all over and a half meal for 15 cents ber. Jan, 29-30 I TO HOtD INSPECTION weekend guests of her it, and now. Because the chanwhat more can you askNOT OPEN Pomeroy Chapter 80, Royal · Mrs . .Welby Whaley. ces are 1,000 or more to one hoping you are the same, J reArch Masons, will hold their Miss Genevieve Stobart was that you can't, you know. Only main (I think) _ B.M.H. annual inspection at the Ma· called to , Col~mbus Saturda.Y' the extremely gifted, willing to sonic Temple Friday at 7:30 p. by the serious Illness of her Sl~ live lhe most arduous and con. CIRCLE MEETS m. wl!h work in the Royal Arch ter, Mrs. ~· N. Grueser. who 18 fining life on earth, can really The Emma Smith Circle of Marti degree. A dinner will be serv· a pahent m Grant hospital. do this. Several hundred typed the Reorganized Church of Jesed by the ladies of the Porno- Mrs. Charles Mullen Sr. spent pages a day;-./jlr endless days us Christ of Latter Day Saints SpaiD, Brl· roy OES at 6:30 p.m. preced- Saturday wtlh Mr. and Mrs. on up to live years and beyond, met at the home of Mrs. Edith Colon. ing the meeting. William R. John Frick . is routine. . Harris for their monthly meetHayes, high priest, invites all Mr · and Mrs. Marvm Spen- There are only 250 people m ing January 21. The theme for SUN, MON. ond TUES. companions to attend. cer of Dayton were weekend this whole country who make the month is ''Everlasting GasFob. 2·3-4 guests of Mr .. and Mrs. Ralph 1 their entire fiving by writing, pel Teaches Stewardship for "A NEW KIND OF LOVE" (Tectmicolor) Spencer and Mrs. T. A. Hewet· profe_ssiol:'l writing, I mean. T'1me and ~t 't " Tbe wor· MEET TODAY ~ erm ~· PauJ Newman. Joanne Wood· The Middleport Athletic Boost· son. . This s by actual, expert ship service was conducted by ward Thelma Rtter, Eva Ga. ers Association will meet TuesMr .. and M~s. Lorenzo Da~ls count. Faye Proffitt. The business bor, Maurce Chevalier, Geo. Tobias. da} at 7:30 p.m. in the high ~eft t~ls ~ormng for 8 vacation meeting w.as opened by the PresColorurtoon1 school cafeteria. m M1ar~u, Fla. They were ac- 1 THINK WE TAKE for grant. ident, Mrs. Harris. All • Pinehill pallclng? Car drink Hke a flab? Art car-pecked? =..,.===.;_===="JI compamed by Mr. and Mrs. ed some o( the really wond er· ports were read and discussCan't manage ,most parkA bulky car is often a Robert Stanley of Athens. foods that come to our ed. Cards were signed by those Ia o too-big car bullying .ing spaCes? Rambler lets Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ward and t&ble At breakfast today [ had present. Game! were played thiratY car-gaa bills look you? Get a friendly you in where others don't. daughter, Donna of like the national debt. Find exotic fruits or the derefreshments served to 10 Rambler. It's eo eaay to r Yet Rambler gives you inWells, W. Va . were Sund~y therefrom - namely, and one guest. There out about Rambler's famed handle, baa all the get-upguests of her brother and stsgoud old American standbe a study period the first side room for 6 adulta! economy at your dealer. and-go of the big oneo. l ter-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. K. D. orange JUice, a regular Item In February at the Matheny. a great majority of tables, home Mrs Barbara Roosh 11 Mr. and Mrs. Rnbert Collins guess. Then I had pineapple · ' . . for spread, and this WED SAnJRDAY and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Collins, Mrs. Garnet Nu- had "doctored" with juice of Virginia Clifford, South 7th-st, zum and Silas Collins of fresh lemon. I lind this too hqa- Middleport, and Edward G. ersburg, W. Va. visited Sunday sweet (pineapple) Is enhanc- Moore MiddleP.Ort exchanged Only ear with the Best of Both: bi;-car room and pertormance-compact-car economy and handilnl ease. with Mrs. Calije Logan who JS three-fold by lemon juice - wedd.;g vows Sunday Jan ill at the home of her son and sure to try it. 2Gth in Columbus. ' · GIANT daughter·in~law, Mr. and Mrs. But then there was coffee - --;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;:;;;; 1 George Logan, Hemlock Grove. · an tmport, Toast, butter, r 12 LB. Skip Logan spent the week· cream of wheat. TUB I end at Hemlock Grove with his You can see by the above grandparents, Mr. and M r a. I'm fighting (?) a losing battle George Logan. on calories. As who isn't? l~ou HOSPIT ALITV IS TOPIC Hospitality in the home was IT'S JANUARY :!0, and theythe program topic, when the 're still drawmg numbers each 5ook oycla. • Aulomltlc DrJ shuts home week uptown for merchants Portland Great Bend. dryer ott when clothe& • Frilldairo underwater club met at the Xmas prizes. Personally, we 1111 just-ri&hl dry. Al:tlon Zano helps pt home of Mrs. Paul Sayre. Mrs. the whole thing. For Tlme<l dl)li~ too. dnlhes fabulously cleanl Marion Furbee and Mrs. How· thing, there's probably mu~h ard Ebersbach were 1eaders. A too huge a first prb.e - a car. • SudaWIIIr Sanr Modol • Spoodlor Flowlna Hoot film was shown to !lixteen mem· And half the ttme the winner WDR-61atMbaODit. dries b.....-fresh. bers and two visitors. A pot· sells it, already has a car, or • Dopon- 11'1 the • l'llrcol.tlln Enameled luck meal waa served at noon. cars. • dntq~. The February meeting Will be My suggestion - why not give ~llurdt' FQaidliM · · · held at the home of Mrs. Ralph a whole slew of smaller prizes McDade. and let every one Win, or at 95 least dozens more? li's kind of oor merchants their system's a poor one, seems .• ' '• ' Ep~~coJHil F om•n Meet ""-b.· :. "'eh· D1"d You' Know Tho· t . . • Youngsfer IS• Honored on 7th Birthday I ·Dllly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 28, ~ - ' .. fa • Ytlltw•• N-•1 P1!!E .... ...... . . . . . . noi . . . . ..W_ scb.J.- I fomi/y ••• Is Home From I fl "d T • 11p I '' Junior Mission Group Meets ot Laurel Clilf d . Coveted D'.Sh Dinner Skating Party Planned .mns I Mam/y About peop/e 1n • c Barnes I el 1 of ' ' 1 Saturn Sends. Pile of • Junk Ill Earth Orbit I . . p 0met0y I !n W DS ELB ERFE L MEIGS THEATRE I Red.Jets Blamed in Plane Loss I I Elberfelds In Pomeroy Got bulky car ues? . re-I Budget priced Washer FRIGIDAIRE spins clothes Dryer thinks" dry, dry, dry! ~ for itself ! rou FRIGIDAIRE Be happy-get aRambler Classic if want to be .-lie /!rotected by a lzosp_italization · plan that is guaranteed renewable for life, · the man to see rs your man from Nationwide: ' 279· BUY THE PAIR FOR ONLY $399.00 L-------·--------------~1 BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. WOMEN'S CHIPMUNKS It me. I FIND 111ESE GREAT big roses on fancy bath towels some. Oxfords· Loafers what disconcerting. Yoo go to 1110. your face and here's a $3.99 wipe great big rose 1oo pretty to wipe on. Give me a nice stripe or even a plain white. But just MIDDLI~ORT, o. to find a plain while - I _ _;=:=~::.:..:::..._Jill'"'" lbey Julve them but 1 MAX WOO WY 2-loMO 1)5 I. 2nd l'cmMtrwy Red Chinese Demand No Bother in Paris PARIS (UP!) - Red Chiue'l demand for a ~ FriiiiCe and Natloqjilst waa brushed aside Wq Presldant Charles do Gllilgovernment. lnformali<ln Mlnllter Alallr told -1111!1! IJiat Tuesday's Petin8 staletileai the a.ds ... .eti\BbllfbiDI rellllona 1rllb Ftouce the und4ntandlnt IU~::' be recoplled' .. ~ FlU! '14 UI·~~Y..... comparw ..U.~~ uo- ll1de-by ' o plioto,rapbo. you ' · of dol· At your Rambler -~ ~.,, u·•• lllf . . "'·"--- 'THE SHOE BOX '---"r--.....- -, .. ,,; if~~\ I ,Ji IIIIUIY' .. ..,~ !l-.~ •. . ~- ,,, " ' �. ~ - . .. ' ,, ' \ $180 Dinners lregio GOP Battle Fund Property Transfers ro John w. Arbaugh, Ethel Ar· baugh to Homer Eugene Cole, Heavy Fighting Breaks Out in Central Laos '"i·• • rtghtwlng forces jn the Nhom· 'llleun River towards Malay In marat a"a Khammouana Province. Another ~ommuniq"" Issued The neutralists said their oil> by neu.rBIIJI headquartero at gle battalion In .the ..... was Muong Phanh said continuing boavily outnumbered a¢ ou~ attack• by PatllOI Lao and Viet gunned by the Com1J!unist Minh forces whl ch began Jan. forres. Tho b8\talkln' ereeuted 2e have forred f'l.eutrallst troop!; an orderh· retreat , the eommu· to retreat south from tho Nam 1nlque said. WASIDNGTON IUPl l - R.. Nancy Rose Cole . .16 acre, OJ.. VIETIANE. Laoo !UPIJ publicans h"'"' to get out of IVe. Heavy fighting has bro~en out <l4bt tooight and start building I John Chancey to Norma Chan- In central Laoo Involving Com· I tll mUHon war chest to fi~ ! cey, lots, Pomeroy. munist, neutralist and rl.ghtDinN the GOP national organi- 1 Chester W.. SP-encer, Lenora wing forces, neutralist and rlght-utlon tor the 1964 political Spencer to Billy 0 · capehart, wing military communiques reIlona H Capehart. 80 acres, ported today e1mpal gn. Cbes • About 25 000 Repsbllcall! are I ter · A right wing communique said ••peeled t~ pay $Jell 1 plate in · Jacob W. Young to W. 0. Communist PalhOt Lao •rd Viet 21 cltlet, which will be Jlnked i Bamltz. Ruth Barmtz, lots, Minh ,.....,. have launched simby closed circuit televi sion for Pomeroy. . . ultaneous heavy attacks agamst ne-11 nd f pep talks Clarence V· Price· Maxme neutralist positions south of the 1 .! dolnur rou . °h [ · Price to Harold H. MUler , J)o.. Nam Theun River and against ~_.~e ers .w111 ear. ormer rls V. Miller Correction Deed, --- --------=-Pre~dent Dw1ght D. EISenhow- Leb ' er .speaking from Detroi~ and Eu":~~ Thomas to Henry forme-r VIce President R1chard Thomas, Patricia Thomas. 20 M. Nlx~n from New York, They ael'fs, Chester. also . w1U hear two an~ounced Denny w. Games to Bertha . cand.idates for the preardenttal Jane Garnes, Mark s. Davis, l no~.~natio~~ · BRrry G~J~ speakmg from Pittsb•Jr , and Gov. Nelson A. R . efell~r , from Los_ An~eles. otbers m the tele~1s10n lme~p Inc~ Pennsylvania Gov. ~11- 'llle parcels, Rutland. ..., " ·' ,.~ , .. 'I/ ,., ' ... ., . . • La • 1n yards of lovely lb. Racine Clover Farm Store . ·,, Come In mnd Brouse Spring mnd Summer Davie E. R. C. H. Wmrdrobe Nowl THE SEWING CENTER Middleport, 102 Z%91 o. • '\ ' :. ,.-' 46 ·cln '· esPECIAL WY N214- PUFFS.· K • C. Je•rel·l 1145. K • C. Jewe•l·l . -,, ,. Bright Star 300 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS WITH THESE COUPONS Ft11h · ~,, Crisp Uncfasiifiecl CA·RROlS r .. 50 lb. ' ' ' 89c ,.. 1-lb. ·. cello • ' ,"\ l',f· ·1-··o· c·-' . . ' . TV DINNERS ... · ..- zOe ", c lB• food prieet on all JOur grocery Deedl eve!) day of tbe Sauer Kraut ____ ~~·2sc Sirloin Tip Roast "'·99c Corn Beef Brisket _ lb.69c lb. SSe Sliced Cheese 39C Dressed Turkeys~:::: _ 10-tb. a CANADIAN BACON POT PIES All G<>od 32 tow price• only at the Brlibl Star Olaeouot Food 14kU. iD Pomeroy, Obto, and M11on, W. Va. There iJ oo need tor you to look further• JANE Food Market Ill W. Slcond St. On Bock Stroot new 'diet-rite. lb. PARKER~HEAT & Wiib Thll Coupon and Purebue of $5.00 or More Exclusive of Items Exempt by Law In Coklmbua Unit A&P's Only COUPON VALID THRU FEB, I Orange Juice 16oz. lvs. In Cotuuibus Unit A&P's Only COUPON VALID THRU FEB. I $1.00 PIES • 6 59C 29C Golden Corn 17-oz. cans 3 79c Green Beans ~PPlE~!tiE .~·;:~ •·:1'" ..,.'+:1·_ ~ .~ ' .'' 4 49c 1 ::: GOLD CUP each J9C Prune Juice~~~~~ - 3 fors1.oo 2 79c · 39c Lunch Meat 59c. Mix - - - ~k:-1oc , .' ' '· SlJPER·RIGHT 12oz. ooch LAUNDRY RINSE Sfa•Puf 7 IONA-CUT JANE PARKER Apple Pie BANQUET FROZEN 6oz. cans JANE PARKER-ICED CAKE Spanish Bar up IONA-CREAM STYLE SERVE AlP FROZEN Discount Food Mkt. Noxt to Drlve·ln Thlllro Bright St•r Discount Cuts Break-away Bread Bargain Super MASON, W. VJ!. 09c End lb. 99c week and you wlU find these Beef Stew Bon•l••• lb.6Sc L"n - - - Rump Roast ....,.u __ lb.99c 15c Off v,,sal. Label _- - - - - lUll Clftl BlX-MIX .BRUCIS FRESH BAKE Golden Corn fig Bars 7 2P~i. 39c U.S. No. 1 SIZE A RED COI·a c 20-lb. bag . Flor:ida Temple ·o .RANGES !!.69~ }\ ' CAK-- Round Steak ~:~.·m__ lb. 85c Round Steak~:~. _ _ lb.89c Cube~teak ~;.r __ lb.99c • d Bacon Brand - 2 .... lb. 89c 51ICe • S111per Right W 1eners Bulk _____ lb.49c CENTER CUTS You will !tnd low dlsoounl ' Chocolate Oval c LB• SUPER DISCOUNT Food Markets POWDERED SUGAR POTATOES. :!St. Morton's MIDDLII'ORT - Now Open 7 D<oy1 W11k With This Coupon and Yolll" ' ,._~ lb. Purchue of one Poly Ba&-2 lb. . GOEGLEIN READY•MIX CO. Mushrooms- 49c Now Optn 7 D..,. W01k btll ' Feb. 1, 1964ln Middleport-Pomeroy Facial Tissues •• EASY ON Whatever you bufid, do H the eonvelllent, low· eost concrete Wa)': W• 'mb and deliver ready to •·pour. Order now! Retafls In this ad effective thru tenc:.rll · Ind. ill8b Serl11 - A. Coatoa, 185. THE BUDGET ' .. 01 and Jerry Dean ... e Try our Special T -BaM IIMf Steak. Thoy ore Hl&h Game - V, pe~ '' Phillips Sisters Style Shop \ . POMEROY, OHIO Wool Lotti High Ser~ 263f. ~- i. - can ' .. 0 Libby's QINIIIIy . l 2378 Swl&her , Lebu J . Bailey T. Bowen L. Davia A. Scarberry W. WIHord Hi&n Game - Riv~rNews Reserve 1core: McArthur 63, 30. ,. can • W• I Loll I II'S, • ,. • ,J HATS, 1.95 to 3.95 "porterhouse 15 11 16 26 - 61 27 Dutch Girl Dlxlo Delight-No. 2M! Sll8 Cans · TOTAL •• •• . ' The box score: ) Krey Sandwich Spread 12 oz. 442 105 th • Maxwell House an c • Stocl< Up and Save COFFEE .. . . . . 2 .~ ~~}~ APPtE BUTTER • • • STAR LAC • • • • • • LIBBY'S CORN LARGE SUGAR PEA~ ,,~~1';'1/ c . MACKEREL' • • • • .. TOMATO JUICE • •·-·~ • . oa.i29' SLOPPY JOE • • PEACH .·HALVES . • C 0 TT 0 N S - - - - 3.95 to 1.95 ALL BmER DRESSES 20% OFf IBmOI• OHiQ E-llJKk «f Handicap au ROUTE NO. 124 303 can L. Smith .In Rutland Department Store · RUTLAND DRfSS CLEARANCE The victory upped McArthseason record to 9-4 wblle dipped to a 6-7 ~=::::::::~::::::::. McArthur .. . 25 23 l4 2~ 97 •'· Bl"OIIIan wun't !be only ~ Walt Hri!UBk, a rookie second In oaUsfled party In baso:ball TtJes. baseman, siJ!ned with MUwauk· Wholo Kernel or Cream Style TREET· • waraer TOTAL .. day. Olrt Simmons of the St. ee; and Billy Moraa, the Amero Louis C8rdina1s was 6!fered a lean League's AlJ.&ar second "s!zeable pay l>ooot" but the :SO. baaeman in IJI2. li8Ded with year old lefthander apparenUy the Lol Angelea Angell a10111 feels he's worth more. Slm- with Infielders Tom Sltl'lane mons, who had a W.9 record and rookie Bobby Knoop, last sea son, said "the nell The New York Metl olgned move Is up the Cardinell." three pl1yero, mcluding first Other clubs, however, were baseman Billy Haas, who waa luckier with their conlract talks. obtained from lhe Lol Angeles The Pittsburgh Pirates sign·.t Dodgers In the special National starter Don Cardwell and rook. League draft to aid the Mets les Bob Priddy and Jim Walk· and Houston Col ... The Meta Tom GUIIIand'a 17 polnta pacSouttrwestern1s worst McArthur's reserve team to 4J3.IO win over Soolbweotem. eVer. ~ Four McArthu• players David Atha'a 10 points gave ed In double figUres with Jim \"am hooora for tbt: losero, game scoring honors with ) Sox.l~nan~,.S8D~~~Po---r~·ddleport~. ;:· i(1.,.~J~·*"*~· Southwestefh'Jbu~!~:~:~~ Ij;;i!.,;;andctuse. David Barker, II In lha continued their spin tuesday. night when. journeyed to McArthur and ' sorb<!<! a Jop.oided 97-C9 I at the hands of the ! ed Generals. It was one pkg. Lunch Meat- Armour's 2Z6i 42'1 4110 477 ... OHIP . . RACINE my Halley .,.., lop ·mall ~am's pos!Uon. · For the BJcblandero big polnlo, Rodney Cook a&lled I "We clldn~ tltls Powder8tl Milk-6 lndlvlduol Quort Pockag11 ~SPECIAL 450 Perry Carson Bahr Chesher ' ~.. Peeker'• Lobel 2fl8 f54 w.. , .....,, FIFTH & PEARL STS. because ol Broonan," he said. 5'/e bad II long before be joined !be club. Both Early. W)'JUI and Nellie Fox were newspaper co~ umolste and !bey had I<> qult. ''Then !be players have the right to privacy In the dugout and locker room, onlt we want them 1<> have II. Baseball Is a full-time occupsUon phyo!caUy and In COiicentratlon, Players have eaougb to do wltbout worry1ng about wriUng aome 0 461 2110 296 TOTAL Around. Stmrt Your . ,_. 0 Woa!Loltl 1118 lillper Markel R. Rups ~ E. Cunningham 42t J. Johnson 419 W. Chisler 516 F. Reichert «9 textures & colors. TUPPERS PLAINS c ployen. Inc the buebell aeaaoo. Tiley The reaaon, " before, Is i<>ld him 10 wltll a eta""' In hll money. 11'1 •~p, 19M <OIIII'act. II seema' lhlt lhe a.:~:l BI'OIIWI, wba had lhe 181JU1 White Sox, who pay B trouble wllh the Cincinnati for his rellef pltchtng. are Reds, 1o thr8atenlng to reUre. poied I<> ltls Uterll'y el!orta · "Whl!lber .1 play cw DOl wiD depend on what lo done about polntl while U Charlltouuook llhtt clause," BI'OBDan aald. "I tallied 24, guard Bill "' couldn't publllh at all clurlng hit for 11, and Dick Balet !be llelliOil !ut year and lhll ted 12 to round out lha halanoI'm golng to argue." attacl<. Ed Short, lhe White Sol:' gen- wa)'"'"W Coach Paul ' SO~WESTERN (19) team regi;lered its fifth Halley 7--i--22; Halslop 1-1 ullve victory while Southwest· Cook B-2-18; Barker 4ern saw its losing streak extend~ ; Bryant 0-1-1; Hall sed .to four straight. o-to; Atha 0-4-4. The ball game got away from j%5--lt--19. So~thw!ll~ In the first period McARTIIUR (97) as lhe·1tosl team rolled to a 2515 leii<!" By halftime McArthur Sloae 9-9-27: Gillilan<! 2-! had opened Its lead to 48-26 and Bates ~12; Quick Hale 11-2-2'; While 2b I altef'"!llfee periods beld a u 1· eou· L-2-4· B Dock mg 72-42 lead. IllS ' u Slone,·~ 6-2 senoior, took ~-18. TOTAUI U-111-17. ROUTE NO.7 ,. ' c Mr. Bet TOTAL .. ; Lyons Clover Farm Store j, • ......, .....-. ..... ... ao:.._, thousands of r ( ' :als~m5aa~a~ger~,~d~e~fe~nded;~lbe~thln~g~."~~~~~at~~e~r,~a~u~pi~tc~be~r~s.~~~~ilia~lso~~~roo~kt~es~w~ut:be:r~H:ucl<:·~~C~ou~rt~:i;t·=;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~p; ~m~te~~ro~y~~ a · Huge Margm' Slone's 27' points c O:LEO B. Young L. Jewell C. Spencer Handicap '' ·. Lucky Buy - lib. Sticks M. Warry I ' •. ·- r . • • • J . Sisaon Bllnd ' I "' l l ·: 1'1 ~ "J( esPECIAL Il ·w· "' BOWLING • 0 Ver S B .y , h, ""'U t..' THE DAILY SENTIUEL 2nd I Mill St. l:.&hur WI'D"" Meltl"" RAISED .ELSEWHERE I Pharoah Johnson. Melina Johnson to Estil John~n. A., Salem. More people gave more to the Pharoah Johnson, Melilla 1963 Ohio Wesleyan University • Johnson to Thomas J . BarUey, Alumni Fund than at any time Uall) W. Scranton, from Indian· l40\\ acres Salem. In histary, as lhe Fund went 1~; Michigan Gov. George Ava M. Gilkey to C. C. Cuck· o>er tbe top, according to HOw· · ~ey. from . WashJogton; ter, 60 acres , Scipio. ard Strauch, director of alumni Sey{~(I'hruston B. Morton, Ky., WiUiam Arnott, Helen Arnott affairs. frolli· Houston, and GOP Nation- . to Oliver Bailey, Neva Bailey, ' The Fund surpassed Its $185,- ! al Chairman William E. Miller ,76 acre. sutton. 000 goal by neorly $2,4110, 1 Old Smoke House and Rep. Bob Wilson, Calif., Otis Arnott, Henry L. Moore, Strauch reported. A total of bot"Jrom Cleveland. Eva Marie Moore to William 1187.397 was contributed by 7.~GOP ex~cts t? net about 1 Amott . Helen Arnott. parcels. 437 donors, he .said. This Is an $1 m11lion for 1ts nabonal party , Letart. all-time record, both for total I org~'ution . aft~r payment of 1 contribution• and number ol e-x . ses wh1ch mc~u~e 12.i0.~ . participants. for · e dosed televlSion c1rcuJt. l Kyger The Alumni Fund la 'a current , operating lund used exclusive- ld . ARRESTS TWO IBY RITA SPIRES ly for faculty salaries and atu· 0 Smoke House Extr1 . Pomeroy police Tuesday ar· den! scholarships. The Fund ia tested and jaJled at 8:35 a.m. Mn~ . Cora Ward attended fu- composed primarily of contribu· William H. Barker, 36, Ellens- neral •ervtces of Mr. Ralph lion~ from alurnnt. i boro, W. Va., no driver's ll· George at Vinton Wednesday The 1962 total IIIT'passed the cense. and Robert Arden Bar- afternoon. Mr. George was 1 1962 effort, which obtained $!72,. , ker. 38, JacksonviUe, Fla.' for cousm of the late Chester Ward. 3111 from 6,9Cll givers. Those to- I permitting an unlicensed driver Mr. and Mro. Don Schilling. tals had also shattered recordll. to operate 1 motor vellicle. Middleport, and Mrs. C 0 mer Strauch noted that the totaJ I Bonelen Visking _ _ _ -~~ .._ Bradbury and so~ Chur_kle were number of persons participat· Wednesday everung guests of lng Increased by oome $110 In 11' Mr. and Mrs. Bill Darst and 1963. OIVOTED TO INURIIT 0, family. Mr. and Mro. Andy Warns· MIIGI MAlON UIA ley, Pt. Pleasant, spent a Sun· 11"""' " ow-. ..... ,.,., day with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil IJtutwr TINIIIIIIII. l•lhlr h\Uab., , _ , anen- •c:-e•* ..... Wamsley and family. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE ••, w n• 01111o v11., PubL'ItUal The Women's Society of the J011uary II, !HI C•m••· n• Ye ohalt a . P'A .. rQ", IKyger Methodist church met at OIUo ·~~·~~- Ofnl!tl ,..,.. ~ ·y .. K a C J•Wetero tin •ntonll pboa• ' " a-~ 1 ,.,. the Kyger Lodge Hall WednesJohn Sisson m KnterH .. uu•• ._._ ••WAI Iday where a sack lunch was 5$6 •an• '' '" _.. oHtot •' ,,•••,., enjoyed and carpet raga aew- T. Reuter Oll•o. ' R dM P. Radford 470 NaUtro•aJ ....,.uaq , ~r-uu ... ed. Present were ev. an rs. G. Wagner 515 aot.t11111W IDm.bll, lae., .ua r...:c&q. Wesley Bennett, Mrs. John B. Bowen 1M ~~an ""·· He.- Yarll en,, New YorL cock, Mnr. Ivan GrDver, Mrs. 54 lii•·!Mef\.,.. n-.~ Do.u..m • Ann& Thompson, Mrs. Gate- Handicap _,.rin •llen nallablll, 30 ~•Uo , _ 263f ....: •n• ,,., w .ct•.... 11 '~'~~• wood, Mn. Hannah Harrison, TOTAL Woa I Loot I Tied I o.u, ... """ offt.. -tuol ... Mrs. Malinda , Mrs. Blue 4 GreJ •fllltJu. •u•ts ttar.. -u.a ts.IOI Mary Sisson., Mn. Rita Sturnp, I V. Wippel 637 ., -~- rww •Jt~.n unter .. rv1 .. Mrs. Mae Athey, Mn. • ., ..au.lll•• ... _.._. tuo . ., A. Coatet 585 Sisson, Mrs. Audrey Bradbury, Blind 390 .... uw.. ..... -... and Mrs. Nina Rupe. F. W. Porter 457 J. Duerr 585 TOTAL 2631 W• I Lilt I Tied I SPRING FABRIC IS HERE! ·Jy 8ANtiY PADWE · UP! .Sport• Writer Jlln Brosnan,. being 1 man ol Jlriftl!lple 1s well u a baseball player and author, baa ~ aged to Involve bl a aquabb]J with hlo current em,, hlmseii Ohio Wesleyan Donations Set Modern Record \ Brosnan's . Literary Efforts Censored By White -- Prices Are Born Here • • aald I'D ..umatecl six Palhtl · · eb wbld! . . Loo battalions and Dllf V I e t II said \hO ajtacks beeao wltll pari In lhe aU. • . . . . Mlilh battalion tool< parlin !be a beavy ortlllery eontmlltllqJJI. aalll ..... uuulta. followed by oeveral tn!antry ... tng, _ _ ,_,__j.ld ii The rtgl!twlog cQttmU!IIlqut oauhs. · 'llle ~··· .......aid th• attacks 1111 rlahtwtnc. II eal4 a combined Patl1ot too early_ ta detennlne "':' po$itlons were carefully p~ LaD al'll Viet MinJI force of Iouea were suffered In t t pared and coordinated. four infantry bl\llliorul tool<· fl&hlinl. 1 I • ~ 2·Dally SenUnel, Pom~l'oy·Mlddleport, 0., Jan. 29, 1804 nedlrai!Jt • MEAT. BUYS I' I \ \ ' ANN Beans With Pork and Tomato Sauce ' • ;I •I ''I .' �. - ~ -. . . .. -. ,.._ ..... - _..._ ............... . ' -- • . . . . .. -- ~- ~ •. • . , - . - • • - -....... .. .. ... ~ ............. . . . . . . . . . . . . _ , ....,• • • • j . . . . . . . . ... - .... . . . . - • .,.. • • - . .. . .. . . - ..-- - . ~ .--- . ~.... . . .... ... ....... ... ~ ...... .... . . . - ... .. ~ .......... ,.),-.ui? • ~ -. . •. \ '. ·ll • • \ • ,. • -· Panthers Host lOth Ranked Team; Jackets Wa~ting- R,veng~inGaJ~ipolis I Friday njght the Pomeroy follow coach Russ Moore's boY! 11ne SEOAL has outrebounded 1no use going out on the floor , for the Gallians p~t the MiddlePanthers will be the team of upending thi& finest of many 1Athens this season, and no and the Panthers aren't aOOut port boys onto a ht'e game tkid d i~tiuf'l1on . The honor , howev - Athens teams. As 1t stands, team , Uke Athens, has yet shut·'l to set a new style. They'll ~ that only lately bas begun to er, will be of doubtful va lue. there is wme pr<otice jaot to LIM 1·J boys Into and out of the ltilere. And the Bulldogs better look Uke it shouldo't have hapIt's when Athens, the Slate's runnh1g onto same gym.4loor. lineup without slowing down be ready for them. pened. IOih ra~ked fby UPI l Class 1 Athens has scored 892 points point production. 1 .JACKETS IN GALLIA Coach Carl Wolff"and ' h I • ~A Prep cage club moves into to theh opponents' 557 in 12 As for shooting, anybotly can Midcll~port, enjoying its best lads engln~ered a stirring com~ q.wn as guest' of the Panth'!rs games whilt' the Panther:s, 12.- get hoi or C'Oid. Winebrenner. if season m at least eight years to back to mp Wellston last we~k Jboking r01 ils 13th .straight vic- 9 1 navt- managed 787 points to ht is like he was in Middleport , drte, has a real opportunity 61-S9 In the rlnal three seconds. tnry without defeat. the1r opponent~' 880. , t37 points) could worry Mr. Frid1:1 y night. They want this Gallipoli! game 1By all the dope. coach Char- 1~ Mickey Win•brenner, s 0 b McAfee. c,·ow, big enough to The Jackets move downriver bad. . ley McAfee 's high-riding Bull· Crow. Bob Smith, Billy Jewell match anytt.ing Ath~s has, has to battl~ Coach John Mllhoan 's ~owever, It Will take some dogs Will g<'l whal they came and Phil Swindell, u•ual Pome- been progressing ... th his ohot club WhiCh knocked off L he dOing. for. roy starte rs , will be outreach- making. Jackets the first time around The Blue Dey lis ahve given ·rrue distin ction surely would I ed and ou tbenched . No team in Nobody likes to say there 's 64-54 . Revenge is in their hearts, 1about every club in the league • t ,Racine Ge s N0 14 By 94 • 40 -- --- \ • AI..L STARS ' -,___ Larry Price had his career 1point had scored 14 points and 1hitting five tor nve :trd twpo ,rr·r f!:ps~ern 8 17 29 40 high scoring mark - 32 point! 1 was helping K_nop,p 'll· ~ly a.5 _a fo~r at t~e 1r~ hne. rt.:e. Racme 23 43 68 94 __ ~rl Max Knopp broke his , reboun~er. Ba1ley 'il n._Jury Is w1th 32 pomll:i ,. h1s h!t,h mar~ 2~ Eastern Knight 2-1- 5; own rebounding record Tuesd:,i 1 not beheved to be *r1ous. a Tornado, h1t 12 of Tl fteld Hoffman 2--2---6; Hartung 3nigbt when Radne. third-ra nk- I Knopp. who pUIJ"-d down 32 1goals and eight of eight Jl 2-8; Ridenour 6-1-13; Spened Ohio Class A basketball team rebounds las I montb agflinst the line. cer 2--0--4; Cruise l-0-2; ~eve lt'd Eas lf'rn 94-40. Southwestern for <~ team re- [ ffaclne will go atter No. lj Badgley 1-4-2; Leonard o-o Th.e match. whic h some fans cord, was _credited with 35 on v ctory Saturda't' nit;."ht at K~g- --0; Koblentz ~0. TOTALS I confused with a football game, I Tuesday mght. ~r Creek. Eastern entert!i:n3 17 (6-11) 40. . wa~$1aged in the Racine gym 1 Racine hit 37 of 7~ field at. Ccalton Frida;- night . Racine - Price 12..S-32 ; Knc.pp the . . ~ond meeting of tempts for 46 per Ct<ot · Eastern Racine reserves won 51-35 ov- 1-~; Bailey 6--2-14,· Bee,. :1 ]I = 8 w.. """" the !lt>ason bv the teams. It 17 of 77 for t1 [Jer 1:ent. ! er Eastern with Sherm ~n- gle 8-0-16: Wickline S--4--14; , lt-fl H.acioe Standing at 14-0, _Top fielfl sho.;Ler was J?~" diff getting 16 for Racine and . fisher 5-2-12; TOTALS 37 •·Bo)' _ If you only knew what Eastern at 8·6. F1sher who rPpl_aceri Ba1 ey , 1Koblentz 12 for Eastern. 1 (2()..27) 94. 1 J'ust went t•~ugb to get I 1 1 zaneSVJ"IIe GaiDS • Gf()Ufid A£ter w • over '63 Champs In 1 ' • 1 ' I I I I 1 0 er~;s~··o~-~n:rry~~ Ar~ just~~~ i en~ j\~~t~~~es se~~edlt t~~ov:ee:~ ~~~~!~~f~~la ~~ ~~ :!! 'PBorft smoucth C1Yay;k Vasil So~ol, j chall•:mge the front . running New York 16 39 .2tll u_1a1r.- : ar 1 or . Proctnrvllle jSpartans, lind the biggest of Western Division ~aJrl&Dnd ; "dLaKrr_y hKrCugerk. Ha m- the vietc.ries w~s its 48-:n tri- ~_p.. Angele'J 31 20 _608 ... en; av1 rug t, ~oo sv .1le ; umph over Dresden Saturday Sl. Louis 30 23 .566 ~~b ~::rgan j New J.ex~ngton St. night. San Fr anci.:!11 ':'o 23 22 .560 lh: oysms; . "u Blumlmg, PowDresdeo Strlnr Broken B'll imore 20 29 .403 atadn Po1~t: J . E. M('Br ide, The loss was Dresden's first ; 0(•troit 12 36 .250 M ~~.=_Um~_n . m 23 contests. The last time Tuesday's Results New York 133 Boston 127 Detroit 93 Lt.s Angeles 92 San F'ran. 13!1 Philadelphia 117 WednPiday's Games I Ravenswood Has Close Call As Faicons Fall 62 to 59 . hi HIg r I ~~ :~:~e~!/.~il~~s~tn Boston , i\ew York at ~l. ited ' .... I The Red Dev ils Jed all the f!~is ~~a:a~h':e a~n:n~r_e~~ I Hills_boro '!7 Paint Valley 81 ·wa¥ ~n<l had rolled up a t9 Y po , )' Racme 94 Eastt'rn 40 polft b~lge as late as the I ~r.at the end of the third quar· McArthur 97 Southwestern 69 Thomas, the nation's fourth highest scorer going . info tll,e game, hit 20 of Xavier's 24 points in a decisive five-minute period late in the gamt when ' ra· flied . th · e Golden Gfl'ff ms. 6!1-ll~ Terriers. picked up a Cedarville Ohio Conference victoryj, . R , led all the way in downing Febb, 93-77, and Defiance was , . by Tri-State, 75-73, in oiher games. Th to ht' ~e cream ~1 ." 1g s su.game card will fmd YoUJigstown, the state's lone unbe~~D team and seventh-ranked nationally among tht small pol.. leg~s. seeking its 16th victory against visiting Geneva (Pa.). IN ., h"""'' i.'\! 9 ~;: ·!. ·. When you e: ~da.q-;.B. ~?,. a lxrn\. need~ nving space, the fas~tl9~~~:; .'f.., lto find REA~:&S;Cf._ t.S· ~..n: · ON - . 1 January Shoe Clearance and our January White Sale. Broken sizes, odd lots, soiled ;U• pie~ and remnants at 'drastically low prices s ·".'·"" LE , ·,·< rtlv•·'il and 2nd Fkl~r., All Remaining Women's and Children's Winter Coats Further Reduced To Go· Weekend. First Come First Served. Save To ! and ·More. dres~y --~::~~e~~~~~'::h r,~i;~~l H~~; Po: w1 ~na1 ma's reaervt~s won thhe ~!~~fo~ ~~k~~~a:sport 81 , . pre 1m nary con 1es over t e 1 · · ~ Raven swood substituted e.n en- Ravenswood Reserves 48-37 . . • • • • • • .. • 8 tire tfam and befote he could w h p. II 7 2 ' 1, get his firs t five back into the 1[Surf:C:m~lO;o~amsleygame the Falcons were threat- 2-6. Bird 1_ 1_ 3. Shrim lin • lening and continued to threat- ~ 2--0--·1 R h • ; • . G P • · ht dcwn to th e w1re. · ' ous 4>--T-0 • reene en rig 16-4--Jl; ZUspan 0--0--0 . TOT- • Shirts washed and Butch Chapman, an agres-!ALS .23 111-:1 S9. • beautifully fln!Sbed. olve Red DevU gl!;lf~. led the Ravenawood - Chapman 10 • ' . i witfi 26 points . Cbap- ~ 4-'--26; Fox 1--U-2; Fowler • " " '"'"" hlt-10 Jlold goals and atlO- 4-.0--8; Conley . 0--2--2; llud- • ~. six more points from the kins 1~2; Huthart 1),..1- 1; . lin.. He was the only Red P~ Z-1-"7; Gre•nleaf 1~DIIVIl scoring in double figure s. 0--2; White 3-2--.! ; Winter z_ • . Ff Wahama .Gordon Pow•U 0--4; TOTALS 24 (14-25) 62. • Cluners Po~ tumed in one of his~ fpmes By quiiTtera: a .,,.. cu.-r '•rklnl the season wltll IS JX>Into on Ravenowood 19 36 51 62 • Acroto ,,.m Our litre leYeo field goall anll two free Wabama II 14 8 ill 1111 • • • • • ' • • • • SALE~ Z.: • SHIRT FINISHING E .U.B. Churcb boltl·'i II IIIJIII8r that pr and oerved b)' lbo 1111111 Monday evenltr& II llrl dturch. Devotions were ,..., b)l Elhel Riddle. She ..., tel at I ohorl bu&ln... folloll'fnl tho dlmter. · , 'l1ll1ot attentllnc were Rev. Martin Berlslord, Mr. antfol\II'S. Jack Flesher, Mr. and Hti\'Old Bun!pmor, fol!'. Mn. Luther Smllh, Mr. Mra. Robert Coote, ry Miller, Mr. and Ifni. N. illousb, Mr. inc! Ml'l. Hoffman, Mr. and Mn. Gilbert, Mr. and Mn. Leo 1 . '~ 1 Here is the Gold Mine of bargains for the Home Sesmstres~. Hundreds of yards of ollr · ,,. STUDEBAKER but many bolts having enough for dresses, suits, skirts etc. Groups contein cotton satins. ~ · · drip-dri cottons, blends, suitings, corduroys, wools and double-knits. Trans. Radio and heater. CHEVROLET * 25c ... ROBINSON'S Smoll Monthly Payments man, ' . ' of items in children's wear, lingerie, sleepwear, rugs, men's shirts, pajamas, und!lrwe'"ar, . bedspreads, shop-worn and sci led goods, left-overs from the fa!J and Christmas seos~ns; t .~-... Come and heve II good time shopping all three floors this weekend. -. . ' .eN I. M-In lt. . '· I ·TIL -8 P.M, PeMtny "'- ... ... ' ·.' rC..~t--:r.· · v"'l •' ' . '' ..--\ ~ .~.i., v,ii/t. r.. >~ · Mr~ Buy One and Get One ' ., .,,.. $1.00 Denture Bath - 69c Polklent . ~,U9 VALUE _ _ _ _ _ _ a:J TILt- Vemon Star. Duatera 4-H €lJtb lleld their - ~ .. weilnelda1 ~ llle' ~rw~t1 11 wllb Martha ............... preoldlllg. ~-;~Yell by Patty 'l'llolrti>oo!l· ' Tbo ....., IIlii "Weal yJtiP,II ,Bo,i .... Glrll. ~ Rqil6 ·Hart ~od ~ pn1INIII till Wllf· i!Q eon'dactod • trlitl .... .falle COMPLETE SILICON IRONING BOARD PAD & COYER SETS Big Diae~unt Value. Silicon treated .anon cover ond fibre &laaa pod. Both LINE ••• ••, 3 ~OOMS New Furniture '299 1 MASON LADIES FANCY COTTON HEAVY QUALITY WHITE CORDUROY CAPRI PANTS FRINGED TERRY Fine pinwale cord uroy Capri Pants in assorted fanry printed patterns. All sizes 10 to 18, Regular $1.99 quality. GUEST TOWELS HeaVJ cotton teny towell Big value~. $1.00 14! PAIR THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY ;l!i! SAVE AT THE BONANZA Fancy Printed Reg. $ UKI Value Ledios Cotton-Rayon Reg. $1.00 value MEN'S WHITE CUSHION SOLE M·J PRAYER TOWELS Half Slips first quality. Size S.M-L. See these for top quality. Low low price. Be here early. SOCKS ftegular $1.00 quality Morgan Jones Prayer To· wels. Fancy printt>d patlerml. Full '!iize. Heavy quality white cotton sox with double thick cushioned soles. Sizes 10 to 12. c c c ea pr Valuos To 39c Vi-Jon Ladios" Brief Slyle Rayon Valuu To $4.98, $5.91 72 x 90 Size Cosmetics Popular brief style pan· ties in assorted colors and white. Size& 5, 6 and 7. Large asst. of Better Cosmetics. At a low low discount price. One large ta· ble. Priced to go. Shop early and sa\'e. BLANKETS Values to $5 98 in this group of our Better Blank ets. All tint qul!lity. Prieed for quick sale. c $ 70 x 80 FINE WHITE Big size white cotton sheet bl-ankets. Thick and fluffy, Whip stitch binding. '$1·~~ • Photo Big size single cottort blankets in plaid pat· terns and assorted co· Reg. 49e -- 38" wide first HOUR Blac~ & Whlta SERYfa ON . FILM' . . low discount prtce. Save now. Shop early. .' REG, $1.99 VAI"'!'I! .' BETTER . UTTON D·R ,. . MJCic!le!*f,,-0., ~ c ,, . • ... BLUE DENIM Rudy To Hong Fancy Plastic VALUES TO $6.95 CLEARANCE LADIES DUNGAREES DRAPES DRESSES Men's ualg Buck" Full cut and well made. "Big Buck" dungarees for men. All size.. 29 to 42. pr. ,;33~ $1 00 Jon. Easy care washable plastic drapes. Full window sizes. AssOrted fan!'y patterns. Ladies' Fall and Winter Dresses reduced for quick cleanace. Values to $6.95 in this group. Shop e-arly and save. c pr REG. 49c VALUE plity Drea& Prints. Low PLAID COTTON SHEET BLANKETS FANCY PRINTS ~~ Fast .44 pr .99 foe only, ~t ------· ·---- ~~~~~~!:~~~~~!}~~*"~~ I 3 oo "·98 $5.98 tllie gtrOU1J of &weaten. AU mal'ked down to go. Save now. Ken & Midge Doll club .. blcydeto ' LADIES SWEATERS Valueo to and In$ • Ladies' Better I:J.'• , '7; I SHEET BLANKETS FOR 98c l!ume-. ;; ''FREE"l George Ingell, STAR DU8TER8 CJ ~ ' LlCEN _I! PT. .. PLI!ASANT THE SHOE BOX 70 x 84 PAIRS VALUES TO $4.98 & $5.98 PRO ADULT TOOTHBRUSH 2t, l~ ·, WOM!H'S OIIPMUIIKS Plain fine pinwale corduroy crawlers for infants. Assorted colon. Re-gular 98c values. Save 50o/u. DOUBLE DUTY Jan. '3·" CRAWLERS And Mab Your S.IIICIIon Ethel Riddle, Mrs. Eugene nail and fiUesla, Mr- and Bemard Uevlnr, Mr. a.id Mrs. Larry !lleeoebrew, Mr. Gilbert. ,.~; SHQP SATURDAY· ,,. · .'' tn lll ,S p.M . 'SHOf FRIDAY Stop In Soon Mn. Eddie Bomtle MJers, and Miss G~:II ;,:._...·~ Open Ivery Nlie TII I P.M. METROPOLITAN MOTORS RUSSELL STOVER rellr - . .Ger..d aart, -~~~ RoY J~ Mn. Harry DODGE Only 20% Down Engel of PI'1ny · f'lI e$ Con d'd I acy ., . . INFANTS CORDUROY From ";e::ill . .-· BARGAIN TABLES EACH for your VALENTINE Sendra,:Jkk':oJ CLASS Tbo Win W'"' Clut! of Jst YARD GOODS SALE . lllll)'"!nhii;>• 2 IS"'J'liiMI'!&t, 0, D'1es T uesdav PANTIES 'l'boH altendlog wera Cathy Ha(lerty, Gall Miller, ~~ Burris, June B11J1J88111er RAMBLER . DISCOUNT PRICE a blouoe. ' ·: ... Sierra 4 Door. Automatic Trans. Radio and Heater. COATS llj!monatratloot were by Rebecca Burris oo how Jay • . pattern and b)' San<lra ll Pickens '"' bow to lay and 4 Door 9 Passenger. Std. 57 Mr'S, M0(k1ey - flt f14 1111 1 marnap lic<n•• Ind. High Game - C. Jtnicbt PT. PLI!:ASANT - Mn. 197 eoce BeUe Rayooldo of ll1e County I . ·( Jnd. High Series- C. Knight ' IIS' di<d Tuelday 1:57 p.m. al ,.._ .......... _ .,....., __ Jerold Freclorick 8 11o. , , • ' the home of her ~ • - ~............ ··517 . tiDcstJJ <' aonouncemea&: 111 and Barbara 1.11 • • ne Team High Serle• - G & G andldsruece, Mrs .. George lhe May II 11, Leon. 01.........,_ : Cafe 952 no and Pauline ReynoldJ _ , 111 __ _ . Team High Series - G & G · 206 lllgh Street. Mra. Macl;ley mary TUo~y """ Jolla Cafe 2673 had been Ill for oeveral years. En&e!, 65, Pliny, fl I eonciidlle She was born October 14 0!1 the l!epublfoaoo M.et 1..- a Highest U. S. automobile In Newport, Ohio, . the ~~r:: c.unty Court. road is that which winds up to ter of the late John and Othen II I~ h 1ix ..,r II the ll .260-foot summit of Mount el Bailey Reynolds. Her lerm OD lbo -'Y court Oxfords • LAH!fers Evans in Colorado. band, Jamea Macl;ley, peeced•ivaealod b)' Jnn Bush, MaP!, - -- - - -- ed her is death Ia 1938. who Is not oeeldng reeleelloll, RIG. $4.95 _ __ OHIOAN TO SPEAK a member of the Daught.ero J. H. ~. Ashtoa, PT. PLEAS~- W. H. Ed- America Chapter, and the Hill, of Letart Route 1. mund. executive CODIUltant of list Church. for ecmmiUeeman in the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Surviving are one sister, district wu Chester Company, Akron, will be tho tie Hill, NeWJMII'I, Kentucky; Willlamp, Southside, MIODL I - T• 0 , guest speaker fo• the 19th a~>- brother, Pearl Reynolds, ~~lbo=~Bepu~=b~l:lc:au~llckel~~ · __...;:.,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nual dinner meeting of the Pleasant ~nd several niecel!l Point Pleasanl Chamber of and aephewa. Commerce to be held Monday, Funeral aervicea will be held March 2 at 6:30 p.m. at the Thursday Z p.m. at the Stevens Moose Home. 0. C. Hall, 1m- Funeral Homo with the Rev. mediate past president will have Harry Miller officiating. Burial charge of the dinner. Tickets will be in Lone Oak cemetery. are on sale for $2.50 per per- Friends may call at Ule funerONLY son and may be obtained at the al home alter 6 p.m. WednesChamber office or from any day. $30.00 Do~lalenc• ~:~n member of the &ard of Direc- --'-- - -- - - - - Convenient Ter1111 tors. - Juh\ing, Hartford; Hobart Adkins, Barboursville; Mace! Herd· man , Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Bol; Pkasant Valley Hospital ADMITI'ED: Mrs. Charles by Powers, Henderson; M r s. FURNITURE CO. John Shaw, Pt. Pleasant; Gary Rayburn, Pt. Pleasant. MASON, W. VA. DISCHARGED: Mrs. Shannon Ray Taylor, Kanauga; Milford , Holcomb, Pt. Pleasant : James Jordan , Cottageville. WOMEN'S WINTER IJ'OUP ~ tho Bend Hustlers on Saturday ' at tho home of Miss San- II clra Plclteno, 1 Junior 4-H lea•~· II pumps. Right from · - ,., ,.. ..• now offered in three groups at only 4 Door 6 cyl. Std. Trans. Radio and Heater. 1 club ~ - a. worbllop 1 1 '2469 w.. 2_ ...,. er. STATION WAGON 58 354 6!4 Ladl_. Tbe Mmd )'W' stocks of Ki-Yaks, Arpeggios,, _and Miracle-Tread s, formerly selling from $5 .99 to $14'.'92,: VALIANT R. Carpenter Handicap TOTAL woo 1, Lool z n D--- 208 Better Dresses from our famous brands of known trans. 392 II th is weekend. Last call on women's fall shoes, flats, walking heels and 60 t ' (\1, Final regrouping 1nd markdowns on odds & ends from our January Clearance Sale,,.o.ur METRO POUT AN 4 Door. Automatic RBdio and Heater. 3M Hand1cap TOTAL !: WOMEN'S SHOE SALE 61 T. Roush B. Sylvester w. Allm;m 94c ··· THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Door, Standard trans. Heater, 1~ .000 miles. 31!2 ' ' BED PILLOWS I 4 D. McTurner M:: 1 SHOP 62 :sa I 1 Duke Cleaners in Pometay/~-~ Loui1111 MASON . favored throws. Harry Surface and Bob· Ravens wood had lo push ofl a l by Greene had 10 and 12 points I Oh' H S Ba ketb 11 Sc ~last minu te rally by the Waha- : !'espec:tively. Surface left the 1 8 10 U p 1 ~ t~ 1 1 _rna White Yakon~ Tu~sday night Igame on fouls early in the ceiina ~CHS 8 ;e:arlo:':::ca~~ for a narrow 62-:J9 v1c tory oh !fourth quarter. IC b C t 1 61 01 the w~hama floo r. i Ravenswood. led by 12 pojnts, um ~:lu~~u~·South 53 ;rr _: SHOE SERVICE MOTORS 1 lLLS'.' cL0sI.·'·' . ·,·... flJ By United Press laternatlonal Steve Thomas. Xavier's jun· ior guard, continued to pick up steam in his bid f~ the national scoring champlons~lp Tuesday night as he rined in 42 points in leading the Musketeers to a 104-M romp over canisius. . B'EST v. Durst . at the boDit of tel refreobmellll to the · l!l'OI'P 11 MrL K. K. · Scltes. Devot10111 altendlnll: Juanita, Angela Sealor 111gb Glrll Let&U< GlrGCole . _ !liVen by Mn. Dooald· Ob- Eddie Sayre, Marlene and Jlob. Walramo No. 1 R. COllins ~ U..., and Mn. Lowronco by Rouslt, Martlla, J~ and Jer- Carolyn Johnson 2112 J, Williams ~ ~ ry Thomp1011, Patty 'l'hompson, Mary Webb 350 G. Harris Mn. Gerald Clark·, p1'091dent, Pauletta and SteUa Randolph, Janet Hoffman 383 427 294 T. Lind pnaldoci at tho buobieu meM- · Bobby, Bill, Bruce and Sharon Beverly Bllrns 270 489 M. Menchlnl q. 'l1llly Yole4 to~ ba- HlweiJ, Linda and Judy I~Uiey,j Grstus A,ldrldge • ;tg 281 Handicap b)' clilibeo for the AtJXIl. Barry Haynes, Roger LuckyHandicap 933 2673 TOTAL lary lit Pleaoont VaDe-t llospll- doo, Robert Friend, Keith Say- TOTAL 2390 Woo ~ Lost 0, T 1 RObert Dye 1111 ·~ re, Eleanor Roush, Harry Date Won 3, Loll t Brown's BoUitd Gas · charge o1. lhls. They Newberry, Carman and Debbie ProfflU Appllaace T. Blaine 'JRI - · ' 10 help !be Junior Harper, Regcie and Allen Hart, Linda Adamo 279 J. Van lnwagen 379 W · ,Club by puPchaolnl 1 Peggy and SUe Anna Bumgar- Beverly Price 276 D. Garten 269 plcl\fe ble fnl' the new play ner · Jocelyn Taylor 279 D. McKinney 392 lf"'JJKKot the Alex Quillen MemSEWING CLUFI Tere<a McTurner 218 J . Miller 376 orlal BuDding. Tbe Sewing Club mel oo Blind . 255 Handicap 735 Reporto were giY~n by Mlss Tuesday aftenoon at thleeef~~: Beverly Price 276 TOTAL 2418 Wanda Stamplo, Home lleJnon.. ol. Mn. N. 0 . Wein. R Handicap 990 0, Lost Z, T I alr.alloa Agent. The !OISOII 00 ments were served during the TOTAL 2297 "qulclei!AU for Aellon" wao glv· IIOCii! hour to thoae attending: Woa 4, Lost 3 Rutland Fur--lture Mn. W. -~~-~tone, Mrs. Howd_ __ 111 1s;· Mr.. Gerald Clark. 427 J . Grate lloltttbmeoto wero IIOl'Vtel 10 ard Wag........ Mrs. F r e c . D. Richards a. Sooo D. Grate 382 Mro. Eltoa Clevenger, Mn. Ger- Batey, Mrs. H. L. Dyer, MrLas. Pam Sylvester 250 318 S. Hicks aid Clark, Mn. lAwrence Clark, ottie Roush, Mrs. HeMrrmanLI ydyNancy Parker 26tl 343 J . White Mro. Robert Dye, Mn. Alva Mro. R. F. Bryant, s. 0 Judy Cozart 178 253 M. Woodard Luckydoo, MJ'll. Donald Oh- Roush, Mrs. Pblllp Wolpert, Sharon Thetso 204 Handicap 750 linger, Mrs. Ernie Roush, Mrs. pert, Mn. B. R. Vance, Mrs. Beverlee Hunt 278 2473 TOTAL Delton Sayre Mr Luth ne, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Mrs. HANDICAP 1014 Won 1, Loot 2 Smith, Mrs. Ch~rles S:.;.a, D. _A. Smith and. Mrs .. Wein. TOTAL 2180 Ridenour Radio-TV Lyndon Tayl..- and Mrs. K. K. The next meetmg wlll behorne l Pomeroy C. Knight m Sc!W... on February 4th at the "' Linda Darnell 270 T. Cruise 428 ANNUAL DINNER of Mrs. W. T. Stone. Jenny Folmer 315 385 C. Eichinger St. Paul Lutheran C h u r c h BffiTHDA Y DINNER 331 Judy Folmer 367 L . Hill mombera held their annual COD- Mr. and Mrs. Robert TenMary Sue Handley 328 IJ'egattonal din and bwd nan! honored the1r daughter, Patricia Hennessy 367 FULL SIZE FOAM meellna .., .;::':.C.ay eve:: Cynthia on her lith birthday Handicap 822 at tile church. Tho Invocation with a dmner Sunday. AtTOTAL 2433 FILLED PRINT COVERED .1v "" ' th Re tending were Mr. and Mrs. Clarw81 .,.-.-en 1 ~~~~ e pas or, v. T M 0 1 'lerl-1 Jack We.Jcl:t. ence ennant, rs. pa I" Wabama No. Z Fo'...._.,.1- th dlnn th ca, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phyllis Qu. een 288 0 0 an- Stevie and Roble, Linda """"' . er 237 nual buslneso meeting waa held Jeff Roush Teresa Wolfe Bob- carolyn Zu.span cotton 189 with Rev. Welch pre.oidlng. The by and K~y Tennanl ' Vlkki McDaniel r . Shredd ed 26'1 meeting opened with singing of MRS. WAM IS HOSTESS carolyn Bland filled pil· 214 "Falin ~ ' ,OtJr Falhen." The Mro. Bllly Ray Ward was Faye Lyons 1020 annual oecretary and treuurer hosteao to a Judy Lee Handicap · 2195 ~ore given by Robert showlnl· held at her home on TOTAL 3 Joilui.;liiii and Lloyd Rousll. Thuratlay evening. Mrs. Eu- Woa • Lost t The ~et .tor IIIM wao approv· gene Hester was tile demonShalo lr Pbllsoo tel. Elf)llid;to the Church COun- strator lor the showing. Pam Davis 305 ell . , .Deac<>u, WIWam Mrs. Ward oerved refresh- Patty Baker 181 Ru 10lf' ·, nd J hn Will Tru Dianna Roush 219 SR • ' '"---~• ; o- menll to those ottendlng: Mrs. 'Kathy Wallace 201 tee, Ll~,.,..... •• Tho meeting Mark Ward, Mrs. Lois Harris, Susie Prlco was "I'J~ed.. wltll lhe Bingi1J8 MrL Gene Greenlee, Mrs. Paul Handicap ~U ~~.. Now Thank We ScaDy, Mrs. Herman Layne, TOTAL 2061 . . Mn. R. G. Greene, Mrs: Don- Won 0 Lost S I Those •tloDdlnl were Mr. aid Bailey, Mrs. Larry Wylie, Ind.' High Game _ Patricia and Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs. Mrs. George Ingels, Mrs. Karl H ,. 140 lllldo Ridgway,. Mn. R. G. t Wiles, Mrs. Charlea Dodd, Mro. ~;:d~ ~ Serleo _ Patricia · Greene, Karen Greene, Mr. and Robert Gurtis, Mrs. L o u I • H ~ Mro. Jobn Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Karaclmfk, Miss Nancy Scally, -;;messyHigh G John f. Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Mlstl Rae Ward and Mrs. ~~ ame Rouslr, Mr. and Mrs. Hester. roy 1 h Serl "ooner<>Y ThoiiUIII G1inJteat1 Mr. and PERSONALS Team H g eo - • . FINAL CLEARANCE 1Mr1. ffeimllo ~. Naoey IIIII, Ralphle Sayre, aon of Mr. 2133 •"· M. L. Oblinger, Mn. A. L. and Mrs. Ralph Sayre, was Setllor High ......, No. t l;rouoe, Mr. and Mrs. WUUam recent medical patient at -,. ell Wabomo ._s , David, Brian, and zer hospital. R. Stein 357 ~. ·Mr. IIKI Mrs, Carroll Mrs. Opal Merica ha•;:~Si/ G. H~ffman 335 ~ Jr., and Bruce, Mr. ed to her borne after T. Kendall 349 J~l Will, Mr. and Mn. Clif- several months visiting M. Brolm SSfl VALUES TO $19.95 lord llbodeo, Mn. al Martlnaburg, W. Va. F. Rel<hert 337 Mrs. C. M. Adams, Sr., Handicap Rou'h; Mra. Donald G,OOD STYLES 822 ner, Mn. ,J;lavld Roush, Galllpulls, Ohio, visit.eO 2539 Now you can save up lo half and ·DaJ., !.ir. and Mro. son and family, Mr. and Mrs. TOTAL on your winte1 coat. Buy for Won Z, Loslt T I ruoe l La yne, . llr. and Mn. C. M• Adams, J r., and B now and next winter. The sav· JohnllltJir;·: Mn. Edwin several days last week. Dunt G......, ings are yours, fine fabrics Mr. and · ~. James Layne Mrs. William MarahaU, til G m r Medl good styles. Priced for quick Rev. .i4\\li Welch. · er and operator of Flo's patient al e 8 po 11 -~ clearanre. BOLD WORKSHOP ty Salon, has been a medical cal Center Hospital. · •Y.:: Xavier Guard Nets 421n v·.·et'orv - r/ wtt• the iP">>Jt!!nn Mra. Bemartl lloffmAJ) ...... lnl ., Tuoaday 1 1 Voter on UPI Ra t • Board . . '~! <:alii beld lbelr JIDuat:Y Wolfe has been usmg h I ! r1s carpe in later wJtb a h o t aver~glng In d!JUb e tlguse• · _• bench to good advantage .too, 1hand' to scOre 15 points-, a n d 15 poJats per a•me. ·-~ tf./,. 1 BOWLING ' CIIBIUJKEB , I'AIIM WOllEN len Hart IJII)b m · Tbo ~ l'orm Womon'o f..- a l8ddle borse. {lel'fl 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Jan. 29, 1964 ' ., lib for , upwards of three quat- tho1J8h II Isn't as populated or Ron panning added 10 In h lo tert, t.lten folded IS · if ex.ha~· I s notorious &.s is Athens'. alterna~ ro~ . Jeff Jiod8e5 ~ov• t'd by the ord~el- exceptcw~_U l:.ut week he, opened w i ~ h ed in la"tf: in the game.' ·~ ·: _ they beat Mid61eport .be!Qro, Buddy Moore ar.f Joey Steph- Th 'U be In lhel · ·• and Jacksoo ·wtthout · 1~ regu-;. enson out fr.ont, .. Dav& Rice, ey center g ,r -~• 1 Iars ex<epl Dan Crothers, the Dave Thom115, and Jack Satter- lenses 011 ~n ~1 • 8 fancy' outside perform.er. ~i_eld downcourt. Mickey Mor- pivot, who e 1 Y ·P C }) ege SCOreS • 11 orrison • • NEW HAVEN ' Marshall is at Kent State in a · 1: t· ' JLllll ~I); Mid-American Conferenfe game YEllOYitPAGE$; Hitting on an 16 free throw of no ma 1·0 · If' l'ttl ""'' attempts, the S.foot Cincinnati- M k r . SJ:n tcan_ce, 1 wherj~ rooR · an pushed his averag'e to 31.1 u's ingum Ia ~s on rugg _FING_ E·R~;_~~·. Duquesne, Defi:'lnce entertairu ::W. he;:~. polnls a game. Olivet (Mich.), Malone is host I -~~~:--!THE WAtKINt' But it wasn 't aU Thomas' to Clat'ion (Pa.) and Findlay is /"!!t ··'1' ul.'bn·( 0 Fight Results show as Bob Pelkington, the at home to Lawrence Tech. By United Press International nation 's third best rebou~der.l•"=,_,_,_,_.......__....==----------...:;lllj~~. By UuUed Press Iolernational NEW YORK 1UPI ) _ Ossie hauled off a school record of 30 f th I> d X . East Marc•no· " , 156 , Puerto Rl'co out- rom e oar s as avier ran to 11-5. Ton_y Gennari Sou C"'n n Sl 76 Montcla•·r St 69 pot'ntf"i Walker Simmon.' ._._, 166, its_ h11 record_ 35 r c 1 Pan American 80 Ca nnon 74 1 New York. (8 'J, • pomts or anJs us, now 7-8 E'rn J':azarene 81 Babson 76 LONDON mPil - Don John· · :·.:.·.,ia 3 Provid.;-nce 82 Santa Clara 7l so n, 125 ~. Los Angeles. outLight Attlon Tonight Monmouth 66 Jersey City St 51 polnt~~ Howard Wlnstone, 12fl 1 4, Dave Andrews hit ttie winSouth ~· Britain , 110). lnlng bucket as Oberlin edged :l-lli ll' l>J ~.e. Lafayette 74 American U 55 Allegheny, 68-65, in an overtime Serviced By The Virgin i<:~ Mil 86 E. Carolina 18 MORE SPORTS cont~st; Hiram Colleg~ held off H,amplon lnst 67 Morgan St 59 a Heidelberg ra ll y wh1ch cut a W. Salem St 83 St Augustine 47 PAGE THREE [22-point lead to two points in : Ga. Southern 91 Ciladel 83 the final two minu tes and the I Wofford 78 Mercer 77 Millmi (Fia) 127 Rollins 85 Vande:rb-ilt 108 Arkansas St 73 D.C . T!'hr 73 Bloomfield 68 Wastfhg no timr Racine raeed lo• a 11;.3 lead in the first quarter and lt~d 23-6 at its end. BY halftime the tempo had settled down to a 4~- 1 7 pace. . • 'rhe only queoli<'n w-s how big ·would thf' ~('or~ be. and how COLUMBUS (UP I) - Celina Immaculate Conception 1" rnany trips Hacmf' wtJuld ! ~bt' held on to Hs No. 1 rating but Zanesville Rosecrans pick· to thf:' frt>e Lhrow line. ed up support on the strength of 3 victory over defend In al l. loat"'h Mike Morrison 's ing state champion Dresden as the race tightened in the hot lTI:'W hnd 27 ?P~rtunriJe!> weekly United Press International Ohio high school for gift shc,ls. cashmg 111 on 2,0. 1Class A coaches ratin gs. Only cml'· Ea~ t ern player left. The Spartans, idle last week - · the !!a me t)('r au!>f' of excessive wen: picked first on 12 of t h e the Jayhawks had been beaten ~eal. Ken ll artung 11'1 the fio111i 1 29 hallots cast. but Rosecrans was near the end of the 1962:quartt>r. Easterr. was awarde~l whirl1 t,as won 52 st raight regu- 63 season, and U was Rosell free throw rham·<>s of whieh Jar season ga mes, picked up rrans that turned the trick that £ix Wf>re cashed in. fivt> first place votes and tJme, 35-33. Dresden later ~arine"s 6-5 and 220 lb. T;rt moved to within 2.1 ~oints of s~ored a 55-~3 triumph over the BtHlev was forced to_leaVP t.Je f1rst pluee on the basts of 10 ~1shop:.. un lt!l way to the state gamf> f'arly m tht> _third p!•rw•J pntnls for a first place vole. IItle. when ht< -;; tamrner! IntO the t'tJd nine r(1r ~econd etc I IG ·wall rrnm b{'hind. injuring 11.io; Celio :.~ _lost the chance to go eo . Wash _88 Centenary 69 hip. lie wa.'l unable In atlerr.pt 1 Desritt• its los5 to Rosecrans, ·after · _wm No. 17 last w~k Xav1er (0hiol 104 Canisl~s 84 ·hi s free J!:row . l'ai!ev at rhH t Orrsdrn jumped fuur notc·hes I when ItS scheduled game with Ind . C~ntral 99 St Procopms 72 ' - Ito tal-.r o~·er the third spot , I Marion Local was postponed Cedarville 93 Fenn 77 ' whih:> U11Mfeated Racine and until this week. But the ca ncel- Bethany !Kan) 90 Emporia 81 n' IS Soulht'astern of Hoss Count ~· ~ lation gave Coacil Soh Gui.nt.a Drakt>c 63 Iowa St 53 held on to third ~nd fifth, re- j a chance to prep his squad for North Dakota . 109 Alnska 76 ~p('rfh· eJy. what he ·hat called the roughJ Ottawa 86 Fnends 73 A ~fit battle continued for the est week in the Spartans' sche- Wisconsin 72 Marquette 68 !-lecond five spots, as two new- dule. Oberlin 68 Allegheny 65 eotners, Fort Frye and Colum- 1 Hiram 89 Heidelberg ~ 65 In~ bus U•l iversity' displaced Lake· . Tree games were on the Ce- Concordia (lnd) 84 Grace 83 side and Piqua Catholic in the hna schedule for t~e week, the Lndiana Tech 105 Taylor 95 COI.t JM1:1US fUPJ)- Here are , top 10 Fort F'rye m()Ved into l~st (1f th~m commg Saturday 75 Defiance 73 'he ronC'hf'::: who rate the Class Ist-vemh place while University mght aga.mst Class AA Wheaton 111 Hope 71 ~ higt: schn~1 i hasketball ttoams ' took over ninth. New Lexing.lon Par~way. fhe Spartans won MacMurray 76 Western Ill. 75 ~n till" '''"Pklv Unitetl Pres? In- St. AJr.-y sius moved from tenth Iearber _season g~me . ~Uinois Tech 89 Chicago St 82 l t'!'I J'111fl na l ra ti ngs : to eighth while Strasburg fell Parkw.~)', but Guinta s:ud , Mikf' Morrison. Racine; Ike trom ~eventh into tentb . Iteam .. got ~uc~y on our home Southwest FPr-r,.·.; . \V:Jkrman Western He- Lakeside last week 's sixth- rcourt and mchcated he expect· Cent. Okla St 90 Phillips U 64 "servt· : R. Thomas, Fairporl ' rated squad, stayed close to the led a tough battle Saturday. Tex. Western 93 S.W. Mo. 48 :Hal'hur Hardin~ : George E. ;charmed cir('Je in 11th posltioh, Roo;s Southeastern kept right St. 82 Loyola (Calif) 64 :Poth Nrwwalk St_. Paul; Don while Piqua Catholic dropped to I on rolling along with its Hendri~ 83 Harding 74 Schrrtzer. W~!il ~!berty -S~:~Ie~; 13th alter being rated eighth a win of the year, a 112-83 rout Ouachit& 86 Coli of Ozarks 55 Rotwrt Den an. Piqua_Cathohc: I week ago. ~ of Clarksburg. That was Ab Christian 107 Arlington St 86 .John More)". North Lima : R~b- I Three Southeastern Ohio paced by guard Elwood Houston 73 Texas A & M 65 j ~ert PJck. Dal ton_; R_obert GuJR- clubs.. move_d into the top 20_ for I baugh, who broke 8 West 67 Colorado Coli 65 1a , .CeI '.".a I m mt~c u Ia L,e Concep- :, the ur~t tlme un the ba_SIS of scorina record with n .. " Fran 71 San Fran St 46 .Iwn , RJ< h Lnn ~a berger, Dres- stron~ weekend performances. performance. Southeastt'!rn is 103 Calif. Tech 81 den Jefterson: Glenn R. 8(..-wer , Ames-Bern was picked ror 14th, averaging 9fi polols per game, Denmson St. Mary; .Roger C~s- 1 Nel snnvill~ moved into 17th and led by center larry Jordan a~dy, ~ewbury; Ke1th Merrm, Hamden was in a four-way tie who b, averaging 30 points per :CifclPnile Logan Elm; Walter for the 20th slot. contest. ,Reid. Newark Catholic; Coium- ~ Also in the top 20 were Sky· ----bns Hines, New Lebanon-Dixie. vue, 12th; Brilliant, 15th: Sl1-tobert White, Columbus Uni- mon Kenton, 16th; Newark National Basketball Association versil~: Harold Trapp, Colurn· iCatholit', 18th; Coldwater, )9th I By Uaited Prell International bus ~osary : Gene Nangle. land Newbury, Lakeland and Eastern Division ~~n;:svJII~t R~secran~}· :obert !Sidney Holy Angels, tied with w. L. Pd. A a a~ . ra.~ ur g ;Ha _ o;en, ~ Hamd en for 20th. 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Murw·N 1:1nd Arthur 1contributions- whieh wt-re plenGodrrey, are markin~ notable ty. junctures in their eareers. ! Gleasl}n, of course. had som~ In their heydav 0 [ t·adio-lf'le~ thing extra going for him. A vlslOn fame aL CBS . there we-re ;fine cherub to his pals. he nev· 11 , .Jlably uot two lwttf'r·known I tertheless wa~ making annual vo.ires in the nalwn. Now Mur. threats to refire from hls Wl'ek· row , reeuperaling after the rE<- 1 ly serie~. But the tribute- plus mova: ot a lung , ha~ stepped <> nf'w $6 millio_11 ronlrart plus down a<: head of the U S. Jnfor. the right to do show~ fro m Mi· mation Agenc\·, a post he took ami next season tf he wantsat the reqllt'o.;t of Pre~irlent Ihelpf'd soothe him. He's com ing John F 1\ennf'd\'. And C01lfre\·[back . ts bl'mg lelt~d .::~11 around fo~ Codfrey, of rourse. is not the his :10111 wDr wtlll CBS ratlio. 1hot trlevi~1on figurt! he once Wrll almo~t all arou nd. was . Yet in his time, as enter· eral Wf't'ks .<1120. whllt• watrhing tainf'f and pttf'hman and attraca tribllle C'!~S· T\ ' cook('d up to ,!Jon. he did more for broad cast· mark Jnrldf' Cirn"-on ·s J;)th an- ing than Jt can ever do for him . niVf'r san· m show busmf'ss. I i He ~~ the grt'alt'!:il sa~es rnan ronldn't · ht·lp bn t wondrr why 1 t>ver to h1t the airwaves, ?ut he tht! network wa>;n't planning a 1 <Jlso wa~ one . of lhe ftrst to sim ilar triP\'I:':ton honor fnr spoof rommrrcmls. GoUfrev. Tntf' . hf' has appeart"d , M!t rrow . it is said, rr.ay re-here and tlwre on vid~o and turn to CBS. In the field of 1 j Sev·r· · ... too hll "'.. Ia can-Amtrlclm I1:Udent lrl'llltl broadca•Ung than It can ever '' teacher of prejudice oo NBC. give to bim. Hls pioneering lllld TV' a "Mr. Novak" Feb! 11 ..• u:ercises of conscience an be- England's Dirk Bogarde eostars yond the compeliSitlonJ of the with Julie Harris March 18 in radio and telerision bwllneeae-.. the same network's l'emttke ol Ia hls documentaries, hla cam· the Emmy·winning play 41 Little eras focused on oubjects and Moon of Alban." never fllr.ched or •Mtewashed. Tentatively tilled 0 The Enter· It would be a· happy occasioo tainers ,"' the series would be to have btm rested up In ttme an hour eaeh outing and fea· for the election atory later this ture blg·star talent sayS CBS year. Whenever he returns , tel· .•. On Feb. 28, network evision wiU be that much bet· will broadcast last year's "Ca· ter than while he ls away. rol &: Company" special that Tbe Cbanae-1 Swim : A Me~J.. ert Preston . JUGHAID SMIF II VMAT MADE VE 50 LATE GITTIN' HOME' FROM SCHOOL? A BIG 0~ FREIGHT TRAIN ·GO SV, AUNT like bird 3. Dexlerou8 -t. Glrl'a of the ba.ll lf.. To beoom• liable 1<> 1!5. Girl' a nlekname 111. FlttNoun Rom. 18. Sua:u:aer: Fr. Ill. F......,. -~oot: -....... .... -·Czech. 21.lfonk'o n'&Ptllorot ato.. e.wood.or glasa . .,.,.._ I.Gomo -- ploooo &C>wlltlon t.Rabbil'• tall JO.InW. ~ 6th & 7th lib lb. 21. Vehicle 22. Poern 2S.Galn ::zs. }tr0 f.b., '"" 21.Gret1t letU. 27. Cola; Jap, ........ ~d";,. 89c .......... Center Cut ) ·Ground Beef .................. 49c ' h . • F~~sh Meat Loaf .. ..... • .... ...,.. 59c """"""' .. l.ion u. Uncookecl 35.8hell a& Exelama,. 79c \ fO.A JD()I"ael 4L Acr"'SSA G. Good st. :Man'& ' • "" a&. S·abape<l 211.CerWn r...,.o 69~ li~ ........ .. ... 87. Vtmtul'lt Queea «. Conclod• Bteakfast Bacon ·- ~":. 2(. ""'"""'"' 2s.r..-.u ' 33.M.Soft• =·· 33c ' Picnics ···.................... 29c lb. 311. .... SM.Cenol ......... ... ·.................. 4 !: 59c -~ Hope ' l KID4ot beer 45. Push .. 99c 4'1. Spbore or Salt Bacon otnJRI6 48. Movable ........... . 50 EXTRA fREI In!...... · TUP YAWii 61. plan OVuJa "' to t 25C Cuts lb. 29c Center ,', w!lh HUp!ll llfK6 IJ'itchCIM of DAIIX CRYPTOQlJOTE - Bore's how to work II~ AX:YDLBAAXB LONGFELLOW One letter limply tllt.ude tor aaotner. In thla ample A ia u!Je<l tor tbe three L'-., X for the two 0' .. etc. Single letters, apo• tropbies, the leogt.b and forma.tloll rOt t.be WOldt are ill! biJ1L1. Each day tbe DOdlletten ue dllferut. ~a AMI'S lb. 11:1. ar l'llo ... Lillie lone.... ·:; Bite Size Stew Beef Bat~efors rried •Tenderay lb. IJee/ lalety l ••• Ulil M finllll, ,H. naturaUy lon<Ur b•ef "'"""Y """ buy. A Kro&<r ucluli!'f' Y""" for rho G~klng ••• iWI ont mo.rl ona t..,......j of numy ptUI you find. Ill .Kro&er/ SheuW•r .... t., .. 1 Hams ..... 1 Through Friday 5:00 7 4~ S1gn on. The Litehne 5: US e UO Ohto Valley News U5 R Ofi Ohio Nalion, World News 5:2S Community NPws 3 10 Sport!' -.,day 8 1a Wea ther Picture UO Sign Off ll 16 Mnsif'a l Cl()('k 6 5fi Community News SATURDAY us Sign On, The Lifeline 8:00 Local, Ohio, Nat1onal World & Nat'! Newt Spotlight on Sporto Wf'ather MONDAY THRU FRIDAY! 6c00 Sign On News 6:05 Sacred Heart 5:20 Country Jamboree f :35 Farm Newa 6:45 Meigs Agr. E<ten. 7:05 Breakfast Party 7:30 Van Patrick Sports 7:50 The 7:50 Report 8:10 Bright Star Show-Thur. Baker Fum. Shu.,·Frl The Lighter Side Betty Newton Ministerial •ssoc. Country Hoe-Down Swap Shop F"'"m Bureau El Rancho Time M-W M88oo Co. Agr. Ext.-TUe. Family Worship Hr-Thur ASC Program.Frl Sp<'clal Community Prog. IL55 The Upper Room 8:45 News and Sports N5 9 45 F'amilv Wnr~hip Hour 8· 15 Weather Picture 9:05 , 10:00 Ma"on County News 8 16 Musical Clack 10:05 10 ·05 Talk ot --1he '!'own 8:55 News 10:20 10:55 World Nrws 9:00 Musical Clock 11:05 ll 00 Wondf"rlul World of Music UO Song & Story Hour 11:35 11 :05 Morning Melodies 9:45 Family Worship Hour 11:40 1p,;cept Friday. 10:00 New!l Church Bells Ringl lO cOS High School Hit Parade · 11 :40 11:40 11 ·45 Worl! i'\l:'ws 10:55 News llc40 11 :55 Mason County News 11:00 Army Time 12 :00 Communit v News 1 uo 112 ·00 News Roundup 12:10 Markets 12:15 Mid Day Weather , IUD Bulletin Board IUO 12:25 l2:30 12:45 1:55 :1:00 2:55 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 Bulletin Board News 0 f':ram! Agriculture Agent Country Go Round News Beat Country Go Round News B~at Mid Way Matinee Christmas Wreath Di.,cinp, with Dos1 Interchange l t2 :25 1 12c30 1:55 2:00 2:55 lb. 69~ Boston Roll Roast .. T~~d~~ay u.. 794 ------------- -- ------Bon•*- .•.•. Applesauce Tomato Soup Yellow Corn PURl GRANULATED . WMPO Radio WJEH RADIO 12 :05 Local Kews Half Y-J'o Vl) ....owle< TBlll rnt8'!' 'l'IIINQ A QOOI) WRrrmR 0011:8 18 OVERC01411 IIIII ~SCIOIIS - -.--- 9 00 Latch~lring fUO Public Service • · W. Va. Fully.Cooked StmLioneiHI Whole or · XH JrE~Y DBE D~BD OZKD UK DSE JUEOX~BD OYZRSDK~ JQ DIE OZNX'I'.-OJPYL·D WIUTING.-BEMJNCWAY $;iss Steak .. ::::.. h~· ~ 59c English Roast .....,..... 49c . ·~Qaao- ~: nmht~· Coupon expl.ree Sat., Feb. 1, 1964. . .,t-...';1~ --- n,.,_ government can't come up with a surplua of money?" . News 0 Grams Saturday Matinee News Saturday Matinee News UO Saturday Matinee 3:55 NeW! 4:00 Discing with Doss 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 News Summary us Public Service UO Sign 0!1 11:58 12:00 12:15 12:15 3:00 4:15 4:30 6:35 Norman Kraelt 6:45 Country Exprm 7:05 Breakfast Party LITTLE OR:>HAN ANNII! 1:05 lllgh School Fool • 11 :00 U cOO 12:15 12::ro I: 00 1:15 3:45 5:45 Top Ten Show Noon Report Jones BUick Show Rev. MerUn Teets Football Warmup OSU Football Platter Party Sign Off 41<. ' so "t'tlU see THROUGH ME AS FAILEO~ HAl ..00 DOHT eetJEVE 111STI TWIT W<IS OHC{ "THE FIRSf If" I WEQE A Q.ASG MAN' BUT NOI<I-.. ~ Kroger Flour act<!MIQHI SUNDAY 7:00 Sign On News 7:35 The A.rmy Hour 1:00 Herald of Trutb 1:35 Hour of Deliverance 9c00 Wings of Healing 9:35 The Bible Sp<'aks To You 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 10:35 Sunday Show 50 EX1'IA" lUI TOI' 11AI.IIIi iiAMI'S . _..,....., 'W'Ith IOWpoll .... purdMaM .t I ... v11 'su-t~ C l - - • 1-_, . '"-··-· upW.. . . . . . . . . . .,... • ' 100 EXTRA FREE TOP VAii,IISTAMPS • eF ... ... ...... .. s,oollalll with •UJMIII W )urtMM lnlfant Coffee . ••••••• NO! IWOt.Vf -'\ fiO<ltT ~~FU OF~ ... tn::~-o 0 .•. Heinz . I • • • • • • CANlHtN~ ..'"'"' Fruen OF NO REASON DIN~NERS J FOR YOUR P.AI.Ie+tTER'" IICTION "t 0 0 0 0 0 I I 0 .• 0 . 0 : 0 0 0 -1 •••• 0 .... .. • . • • LOVE AT SECOND StCJHT? THo • 9 No. cans • • 0 • • 7 ":.~... $1 IJtMolatl Geld Dolha, Cec.nut. Ort~llfl Manhlftaii- Gr"" '"'"" C111 Corn, ............ 5, .. ,.,.. 99c Kroger ... 3 ... $1 CRISCO 3 lb. can ' $1 Margar.ne .. ".......... .. •· 4.c Shampoo . -:::~~ .... ~.: $119 ... ... 7 ... Jars 'fine J& . I lb• ·•.................... . Rip. - Strawberries .. .. .... l!,o •• !I' 39c Fresh Turnips - .... 3 SAW HIS DAD OWNEil A CANDY STORE ----· en-.· · ':s '· ·. ' . ' '' , " '. c lb. ball lltL .pkp. . . 0 Mrdseye Vegetables 0 + • Kroger Whor. Kernel PlnHpplrlo·Orep.truH, O,..ng .. l"ln.apple ,.. Gleem .... ....., .. -·· .... - 49c YOU o 0 1' .... Eatllort TERRY ~JR'E YOU r:DN 1T HAVE 11\C!NEY 1 HME IN MINa., ~VER', ')QJ~ ~ '5 ~TURN . Will. o > 10 /2can .. .. 5 ~ 39c Tomatoes ···· ''"'' Plain or hlf.Rhing $1 7-P~• rgar1ne BuHermilk Bread .. 2 - 39c Kletnex -· ·-· ..... .... 2 -=.:·49c ................................... ... Preserves ..,.... 4' • .. o•·9~ . 303$1 1 Hi-C Drinks .............. 3 "..: $1 Layer Cake , 11:00 Country Hymn Tim,. Noon Report 12:00 Noon Report Music Just For You 12:15 The Search Goessler'a Guest Star-Frl. 12:30 Rev, Merlin Teet. Platter Party 1:00 BUJy Graham Blaettnar ShoW·T-Thnr. 1:30 Lutberan Hour Local News 2:00 The Cburcb At Work 4:55 BowUng Scores 2:15 The Navy Swings 5:00 The Open Road 2:35 The Big Ue 5:45 Sign Off 3:00 The Quiet Hour SATURDAY 3:35 The Sunday Showcase &cOO Sign On NeWI 4:35 World In Review 6:05 Country Musie Tlmo 5:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 6:20 Country Jamho!u 8:35 Sundown Serenade 1'.'11 •••p., Dran.., Dow Jones Averages THE • 18.BW... 10. Gtoupot "I '#as just thin~ing the other day, Pop! How coma the •• 100 EXTRA fREE TOP VALUE STAMPS v•· ·' ·. .. ,_, ...,." ' · .. ,,,.,.• · "' of $10.00 or Mo!r• At Kroger .. ..... ....... I ' The wtuiaer will be fi'Om Iitle -are a," 10 plan to repter ~fteu. Y011 may wiD a 5-day-4-Dight ex,e'iue·pald trip to. Dlmeyla~d· for a ramDy of three or ea1h equlvale.-~' of 81500. Minors lne~Je. LOWEEZV" • one '11/u. c_~ ~· 141p4 liJ 3ild,_.,,~._, I WUZ WATCH IN' ' • I' 20. Soup. 1. Oltrtch· weapon U.Tbe- ; \ GAMI ••• 1T.Il>dko: .. - • CA$11PP DAILY CROSSWORD IIOW!f I. Bmallloopo • PLAY THI IXCITING the starred Miss Burnett and Rob· ~' •t'' ' • • ...""~" ..,2 . .· . . ... . ': l·· ·l l.: · . .. ' . ........ ,. ::. .. _ .'..... .._ .' 'i.tui•• . .IL . .,· t ~ ' ' ~- ·' - .. '' ' 71~ . ' . 29c. �• • "" Mrs. Robson is President of Loyal Helpers 1&\Q fOB ft.ORIDA • lllld Mra. 1-.o uavto 1 t'rtday !Cl' Clearwater, ftn> accom)llllied by llloiHIIi'l. Robert StaDley, ., Syracuse Home Demonstration Club Meets I, Mainly About People In • nd A 12·Dally sentinel, Pomeroy·Kllldleport, Arou nd About , Mtdd/eport • • - '• o., Jao . .29, 19114 R.utlqnd 'ttub =· Thrifty FRIGIDAIRE t ~OW YOU ~JJ·• ·~"~'" Plan$ Bake Sale Feb. 8th c.~ _,.*'" ~ .ac,J.;oltl; Ia lllddllivo• · are iiJW, ...,. II•rr-' .' :18; ElecUOII of olflcen was held / "Prayer Is !be Key to he••· Plana lor a bake 10le to bt :;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:::::::::::::,i~l the Loyal Helpers class or Pomeroy en but faith opens u... door," held Sa(utday, February I, at Syracuse Methodist chun:h waa the thought for the day, to the Rutland Departmeal Store Monday evening at the home of begin the meeting of the Syra. were made by the Rutland GarM d M William lloudaCharles Eskew was a cuse Home Demonstration Club Mike Shafer has returned to den Club Monday evening at r an rs. Tu y business visitor in by tbe nresident Mrs Harold Marshall University after a vis-. the home of Mrs. George Lashohelt. r ' · i 'th h" tiler M M Mrs Ralph Robsoo . presl· Pa kersburg, W. Va. Smith at the homt> of Mrs Hay. t WI IS mo . • n. ary er. The aale will begln at 10 dent , opened the meeting with ~r. and Mrs. Larry Bunce of man, Wednesday , Januarv 22. Shafer and relatives. a . m. and proceed! . a~ for . various projects durana ~be Psalm 23 in unison. Devotions Columbus were weekend guests Roll call was answered by 12 Mr. Homer ~ones has been wert' led b Mr Houdashelt of their parents, Mr and Mn. members. clli Ia In tablE' fa. returned to ' has borne from year. . who ave : meditation from Don Rea and Mr and Mrs WaJ. vors the ha: ~ad~. Me1gs General Hospital In Porn· The meeting WIIB opened with g R m and closed ter Bunce. Y , eroy where be baa been a pa· devotions given by Mrs. Ruberl T~e Upper 00 nk Wine 1 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Grueser <Secretary and treasurer r~ tlent for the past four weeks. Canaday who read from · thr wb lih prayer. Mrsl :~~ as ~ ' of PI .Pleasant, W. Va. visited ports were made by Mrs. Wll· He " reported Improving. MR. AND MRS. CHARLES W. B~ER "Upper Room." Tb~ president, Su d 'th Mr 8 nd M Brad Ham Hayes. It was annol.mc· M d M R Ph'll' ' M p 1 w· I'~ M renner was we c 1 Ips new member I n ay WI · rs. ed that Achievement Day will r. ~r. rs. oger Mr. and Mrs. Charles W \ Baer celebrated their 6oth rs. au mn, pres~. emQJAHT A communication was read I ford Maag. . be A 'I 8 and children. Randy and Rita, wedding anniversary Sunday January 12 with open bets answered roll calF by cit12 LB. by M•ss Marcia Ka:r .. from Dor Ia:r~pea~ingMr~ :~JpeleM:,ss~ay~ "::nnJ:~I fo~ Friendship" and ,· wMere SudndaMy eve~lng gueWsl.~f house, at their home in Foresi Run. The affair was plan· lbnlg a specific gardeninl PrOIs Hartman a missionary m 1 r an rs. emon e r d b th son a 0 d daughter i 0 law Mr and' Mrs ems TUB! . · ed h J in Newark with their daughter birthday money were taken. and famlly In Rutland. ne Y eir . . .' • · Re~rts wer:e given on the :~ran~~~c! sf:~ath p8r~:~ and son-in·law. Mr and Mrs. Mrs Luther Johnston report-- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mll- George Baer antd 7~· WJJha~h· 'fts f M d M Christmas projects which' in· 0 M owedrsM e Jgl b 0 e t aJ F K e nedy A round Donald Morgan and son. ed on sick calls Mrs. Troy Zwil· hoan visited SUnday with h I s ~rrangebment s r. adnfa . rls. eluded gifh of asso~ted fi-uit to den en M d M G T ca let M Cll ton p· d b h d , 1 M d EdJSon Ho ste ter r. an rs. aco 8 aer an m1 y, . d •• ,,_ 11 robin get well canl wa s sent to r an rs. r on ng, rs n Iei:ce an rot er an tamt y, r. an the Forest Run Methodist Sunda School, Mr. and Mrs. t~e children's home an ~ue ua• Mrs. Melvm Gnmm It was vot- and Mr . and M1s ~!fred F~ank herself .had made Appomted to Mrs. Everett Milhoan and ram. L W lk M d Mrs Vlrgfi Walker and the Pom- ftrmary , the Carmen rest borne el the February and and son were busmess vlsJton I make s1ck calls for February Uy of Chester. ewtsFI a erS,h r. adn t ·d th 1. . m and the eight table arran_geed to canl' . P k bu g W Va Mon M H M s Smith erov ower op ecora e e JVtng roo s. s'~•March meetings m ar ers r ' · · were rs ay~n . r Mr. and Mrs. William Bane, Mis~ Esta Holter' daughter.. -~ ments for the Athens ut~ • SUkl dalll !I be&tlr Officers elee1ed were C B. ,day. and Mr and Mrs Carleton I and Mrs Bob Miller. who attends Morris Harvey Col· of th~ late Mr and :Mrs David son served the cake and cojfee Hospital. Two books were, add· ._ a nfs;11 IDIL Weese. teacher ; Mrs Ralph VISited her br~ther .. H.arry A Welcome committee to vis· leget:ltCharleston iW. Va spent HIt and Mr.Charles W Baer and Mrs Bertha Scott presided ed to the library from ~be V,ic-0 er Townsend who IS qmte 111 m ·1 nd t d 1 t ' ' · Mr and · Mrs at the punch · 1 0 . . . . .Jll ..... &ata Robson. president : Mrs Me -1 . . I a ex en a we come several days recently with her f lh late bowl. Mrs. Mark tor Ries awa rd 1ncludtna .,.,., "Flow r·· · City Hosp•lal t th • 11 son e · · · A t n __ ,...,,. vin Grumn, vwe presadent; Mrs . r newcomers o e \I Hge- was aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Leo J<enne· George Ba were united In Evan..;; registered the guests. er rrangemen v= 15~ ~tor c1aaas flltiUblslr ._. Walltam Houdashelt , secretary; I Mrs. ~rover Erb and M s I discussed and adopted. Select- dy. . n J• anuary 10 11104 at Attendmg were Mrs. Amanda Today'' by H':!len VanPelt 'wU• . Susie Fischer were Athens vis· ....., h tt M marr I! 0 d "G rd Mrs Royal Thomas. assistant . I to t e commJ eP. were rs. Mr. ahd Mrs. Russel Few the olter home, with the Rev. Ba.. ' Mrs. Eugene Deavers son, an ,a enmg M anue1' ·• •-....stactrr ·• secretary Mrs. Helen Dame- Jtors Sat lrday . M : Johnston. Mrs Herbert Parker' t th k nd . Ch d 0 r Allebaugh pastor of the and Robert Mrs Olan Genhei-- {rom the OHGC. ' • . . ..... 11'1 . . woud tre'asurer; Mrs. William . Mrs. SUsie Fischer of o~n- Mrs. Malton Roush , Mrs Wil· spel nlll eOhwlee Me '"d Man . s Settl nl EUB Church mer and J~dy Mrs Joy Hon-- Regional dues were paid 4nd -..FI" ·.-L .....,. J I • mg Star spent Tuesday w1th 1. 11 d M Hayman ersv e, o. r. an r s. ase eme • · · do t ' --•- to ,._ J-•EJ<~hinger , ass1stant treasurer; . 1 Jam ayes an rs · F . id 1 the M'Jh ;-Hfic· Ur. 3 chf!'H aMi Linda am! susJ.e, and a na.aoo. 4A~ JoUt~C . . Mrs. Royal~;.-... ~!'"Z ~.: ~.. ~~g.~t ...r Mci i'Jn·m-law. l Mrs Johnston dfsplayed wall ew tea e n I oan a-: F lath 'ti· niversar occasion Mrs Erma Roush Columbus· ny Appleseed planting. The ~ ~ man and Mrs. Damon Farrell, IMr. and Mrs. Frank Po~ter. I plaques she had made. partment on N. Flfth.av I M or B as an ~lu riorai Mr and Mrs Elza 'osborn Ath~ signation of Mrs. Roy ~tone and Mrs. Frank Fischer The morning business ses- Mrs. Harold Sauer was! at ~s aer wore a e ·. M . nd. M W:ll' was accepted with regret. Mrs. Mrs Thomas Havman and Miss fMr. D · 'I d Tu d • th G 111 11 Med' 1 c 1 prmt dress and an orchad cor· ens , r. a r5 I 1am Marcia Kerr flower l'Ommil- o orcas VISI e es a} eve. I sion was closed with the read· e a po s lea en er . K I ht d f 'I Pt PI Cecil Bolin remains se,rious)y ' I ning with his mother, Mrs Sus.' mg of a poem "Beautiful Snow" I for a medical checkup Satur· sa~e and ~r . Baer ":ore ha n gW "vn . MamJ yW, 'II rd . Feads· ill In the hospital and a 'round· •e t' · day. Mrs. sa uer JS · sllll confi n· white carnatmn boutonmere. t e ant, M. a.,d Mrs . UI a. N au • robm card was sent to her.. The meeting closed with the ·le y·asc her. I by Mrs. Parker. mizpah benediction after which I Mrs. Susie Fischer ~~ spend- I A delidous covered dish ed to her home from a recen,t gifts of their granddaughter, ree, rh""F Brs:l sWMI~ Eeal~· Plans were disCUssed ~rtlll)o ' 1· tod ith Mr and Mn~ ·h Mrs Jo n . a1 Y. rs s1e ay ~ . · lunch was enJoyed at noon w1t I ness. l Mrs · Harold . Newell t bl wa cross Mr and Mrs Russ Wat- ing to the bake sale. 8 dessert course was served mg bv the hostess. I Raymond Fischer, Wnght·st. "Grace'' being given bv Mrs. Richard Oiler, a freshman at Th e dmmgh _troolm a e ds son · M, rs · Berth•' Scott Mr .o\ communication was read • t . . . d' 1ove 1v m w 1 e ace cover an . ·· " . · id u. 1 1 - - - - - - -r' Johnston M1am1 Un verstty. as spen mg · ed h 1 k 1ced and Mrs Fred Nease and fam- from the state pres en,t, ~¥•· PLAN SUPPER BIRTH ANNOUNCED '·Making meal time m o r e a week here with his parents center Wit a arge ca e . · wade Cozad announc;Ini "~&r.. A jitney supper will be spon- , Mr nnd Mrs John C Barcn , pleasant was the afternoon Mr and Mrs. Richard Oiler and in while and decorated m pi~k ily Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Yeau· den"'r's Day' Out" " . ~ lffld sored by the Chester ~ir~ De- IJr. annc.unce the birth of their ic with Mrs Carroll Norns and son. between semesters. r~sebuds With the numeral60 m 'l ger , Mr and Mrs. Jacob Baer, at ihe First Meib~st 'ChurCh partmen1 Saturday begmmng at ~ first ('hild, a daughter' Tara Mrs. Miller as leaders. A quiz I Mrs James Brewington and I pmk. Two bran:h crys!al candel- Mrs David Nease and Romad in Lancaster February,: ~. JW-5 p m. at thE' Chester Grade Dawn . weighing 9 lbs and 9'72 ''Are you a good hostess?'' was daughter' Sandra. spent t h e Iabra werenn, either sld~ or the Mr .. a_nd Mrs. Paul Karr an IgistratiDn begins at 9:·~ :~. School. Proceeds. will ~e used Ioz Sunday at Meigs Memorial , conducted I weekend at their home in ~Jd· l cakE' . Na~kl~s w:~e while wllh lfamJI} ' Mr. an~ Mrs . Mark Ev- Members planning to iU. eD( afe Middleport, 0. to purchase new fire eqmpment. Hospital Maternal grandpar· [ Colored slides entitled "Fam- dleport the mscnptwn, Esta and , ans and Denms, Mrs Ke~ns asked to conmct the secretary ""'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiii~:;;_;:;;;;;,:;;;~;;.;;,;.;;;.;;:.,.~~l l :,;;; are Mr and Mrs. w·n· 1904 • 1964 ' " in silver Roushh' M Mr · and ii I lam ily EnJoys Inviting Meals and I Miss ·Evelyn GibbJns is spend- Charloy '~'. · R nd Mrs M · Manmng Ho Mrs. James Nicholson by Feb.' W Chnfm, Pomeroy, and pater· Mealtimes" were shown as Mrs I ing the college semester break Cake, coffee, punch and mmts ous ' r. a. rs. race 13 , WHEN YOU THINK OF I grandparents are. Judge M1Jier read the Commentary with her parents Mr. and Mrs. were served. Mrs. Russ Wat· Karr and famlly: Mr~. Hanson Mrs C 0 Chapman Jntroduc· 't d . . ' . ' ~ ---. Holter Mrs. Edtth S1sson and · · · · hild ' M nd M J h ecl Mrs. Robert Roberts, 1 ~h· IIJ·ohn C. Baeon , Antaqm Y: an followed by group dJscuss1on. 1Wayne Gabbons. Over the week-I 0 IMrs. Mary E. Bacon, M1ddle- February 19, meeting will he end they visired with Mrs. Gib~hi r;;. ~aM ~sir 8" er in the Rutland scbools who 1 :port Maternal great grandpar· held at the home ~or Mrs. Vic· bans's father. J. E. Carson and e .. r. ad wu~·s. ~m M · showed slides of spring fi~Wers 0 1 are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur tor Wolfe in Racine. Topic w111 sister. Ruth Carson in Bucyrus. o;~e 8~ lr. W 18 m and f r. consisting mostly of we}]-known IISmit.!i,, Monaville, W. Va .. and be ''General Resources in the Evelyn will return to Bethel ~n rs. 3 · arner a am- varieties from various pa~ of REMEMBER K& C Mrs . Dic1e Justice, Delbarton. Counly." Roll .call will be to College at Hopkinsville, Ky. e eef1ng liy. the United States, '111ere wera Va.. and paternal great name "Somethmg we can do this week . A chili supper at 5:30 p m. ' also slides of tulips frbi'A Aol~ Appropriate Jewelry Gifts for All Occasions grandmother is Mrs. Clara Ba- 1as a group to improve our Mrs. Bertha Archer, who re· preceded the meeting of the 1 land which proved Jpiere~l'i'i· Peebles, 0. community.'' sides in the Mitchell apart- Youth Fellowship of the Pome· Mrs Chris Diehl tQM 1 Q( t'fl!t EnJoying the day were Mrs. ment, 680 S. Second·av, is re- roy First Baptist church Sun. S ffen e Y wild .flowers, the wlJ~ ' )!Sioit ELBERFEUI IMPROVING Parker, Mrs Miller, Mrs: Hay- covering from an illness for the day evening. and Jacob's Ladder, '\'hie~~ Raymond Elberfeld is slowly es, Mrs. Norrts, Mrs. ~ohn.ston .l past five weeks. Following the supper, a color· . self seeding and easy ·to sruw improving at his home in Co- Mrs. Roush, Mrs..sm1th, Mrs. A group o~ women. from the ed film, "The Himalaya _ Life A p~>tluck dmn.er was h.eld and which resist diseases better lumbus. Formerly of Pomeroy, Hayman, Mrs Orv1\le Sla~k. 1 Middleport First Baptlst Church 0n The Roof of The World," precedmg the bustness m~tmg than other plants. the Elberfelds lived on Spring· Mrs. Harley E. Johnson, Mrs. have revived a former custom was shown by David Michael. when the Statr and Off1cers Mrs. Robert Reibel conduct· 1 . av and are the parents of Pete Sam Pickens ,Mrs. Donald Cot- of calling on shut-ins and jnva- David Michael and Wayne C~ub, Meigs Temple ~thian ~ a quiz on identincatlon ~ ' Elberfeld, Chester, and James tril. Children present were, lids of the church and commun- Barnhart were in charge ot i Sisters, met Monday evemng at rare branches. The travel~& and Carienne in Columbus. Tammy and Che~l Johnson , ity. These calls are proving. a the program and spoke on "Who the hall in Mid(jleport. Sev~n- pn.ze contributed by Mrs. Clat'• and Kelly and Apr1l •Hayman. welcome break to those confm- Is God?" using illustrations, l teen members. attended the dm- enc:e Murray was awarded to 1 followed by a question and an- ner and meeting. . ed Indoors. . Mrs. C. E. Bishop. ' · I swer period. A song, "Fairest Mro. Karl Owen, p~eSident, A salad course was ...-ved Lord Jesus ," was presented by preSided . The tr~asurer s annu· by Mrs. Lasher assisted~ · · ~OJ Janice Cooch and Sheila Cow· a) reporl was gwen and Mrs. house guest, Miss Carr' :~ ~ an, accompanied by Marlene Ben Neutzltng gave a report bury. Nineteen memhe,r . i. tii y Goodwin. on the purchase of new for~als four gueslo attended ill~!· lng Elizabeth Campbell was InSenrence prayers with pray- expected to. be ready m I'm e the ahol'e named an<J. A • o stalled as president when Jane M' K Sit ts d ght ers by Miss Sharon Young, f1l( mspection. Mrs. Neutzlmg Websler Mrs. John .~~11 ISS aren ee ' au er I sed th t' pr•••nted a poem "Kindness ,. ' : " .. ' • r Howell Tent 95, Daughters o of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sheets, co e mee mg. . ......... . . • .. • Mrs. Robert!. Miss ~ey Union Veterans mel Monday I f S nd .0 W st VI . 1 Attending were Jamce Couch, With Mrs. William Love g1vmg and members Mrs Vir,.;• Ad, o a YVJ e, e rgm a, Sit 11 1 D 'tl b 15' ·, · "" evening at the DAV Hall. became the bride of Mr. Dana 'de Ma' ahnd)RoChnn el CowaHn, Ua· aldpoeml wrt~tledn "SY. a Wyheart. kins , Mrs. Jonah CotterOI,l!rs. 1 e Carl Dennison Mrs Dick Foley The meeting in charge of W ber M f M d VI 1c ae . ares yse , o g1r en I e IX ' e urray, son o r. an W Ba h La Wil H " . ho f th I I ' . • rn art, rry es or~es m DOf o e a e Mrs. CUsh Johnston. Mrs . .GuJ Pearl. Reynol~s: president, op- Mrs. Dana L . Murray. of Pom-1 ayne ened m ritualistic form . Report· Th sd J and a guest, Marlene Goodwin. preSident, J. F. Kennedy. Larkin Mrs. Russell LJttl-. 2 1ed 111 were Clara Zier in Gle-- ehroyC, 1ur aChy, ahnuary ' Adults present were Mrs. 011- Following the meeting games Mrs. James Nicholson ' MfL , t e ar eton ure . Mi h 1 d M' Sh J ed d · d · •- -' m?unt :"orne .. Columbus; Ella The vows were read at 11 a. ver c ae an Iss I harocn edwere pMay Pan I PZ~lzkels aMwar • Jack Robson, Mrs. Dayfon rarMJI!er m Me1gs General Hos· b R E G'IJ Young, leaders, Rev. Rap . to rs. au 1r e, r s. sons Mrs Duane stanltv aDII · · Me1gs · La m. · Y Crff ev. ugene 1 z deI and . Mrs. VIctor Young Rlch~:~rd 0 wen, Mrs. Neu tzli ng, Mrs. . ' Charles . Amos. " pita! : Eh1.abet.h Darst m un 1 1 Memorial Hospital but expect· ~~ . · • b h Sr. and Mrs. William Barnhart Mrs:. Phil Meinhart and M r s. ed to return home Tuesday th tvetnh m bmladrnage Y er who assisted in preparing the Richard Bai1ey. Hostesses for Mrs. Cc:sh Barh and Mra,..Mar. Jennie Howell and Goldia El: 1er,t 1 e thrde woreda 'ed supper. the February meeting will be tha Childs. """~·''~ • ' s ree eng ress, an cam berfled who has a fractured a white Bible topped with white wrtst are l~provmg. and Zana carnations with white streamers Baxter remams 11 G_lady~ CUck· tied in lovers knots. Mrs. Linler was reported m dJstress, da Sheets sister·in-law of the having lost brother by death bride was' the matron of M~s. Rey.nolds was the in· or and Mr. William Murray, stalling off1cer and ~th_er orfi· brotlier of the groom, was best cers installed were Mmme man. zling, senior vice A reception was ht!1d at the Gladys Cuckler, junior Murray home following the cer· , president ; Margaret · emony. A two-tiered wedding chaplain; Lena Huber, eake topped with 8 miniature lc instructor; Caddie Wickham, bride and groom decorated the treasurer. Helen Miller. table. Cake, punch, nuts and tary; Della Stahl, guide; mints were served. to' the Tubeless Council members No. 1. l'el>rt I guests. Reynolds ; No. 2 Elsie Hart The new Mrs. Murray fs a No. 3 Eloise White. Color I!J'Bduate of Ravenswood High 750xl4 Sizo ers installed were J)lo 1, School and is now the Fine textured knit jersey uniformsReynolds , No. 2 Elizabeth west Liberty CoU~ge at No. 3 Marie Custer and No. ing. . Jewel neckline - sew-on l!utton style All Sizes Frances Bearhs and Lillian The' grooJil ls a graduate of ef(ect at neck and beltUne-dolman1 Stell!, pianist and Minnie Pomeroy High school, alter Low Priced zling, press correspondent. which be served four years with sleeves - skirt pleated all the United States Air Force, around. '<> and Is now employed In con· structiOn work at Wheeling POMEROY, OHIO where .they Jre residing. Sizes 5 to 11 and 8 to 16 l ' • , -f)IJM '"~'~' ... ~ .. .. v.... ' e •• • aty en tine ' VOl; X)( . ~: 243 ' WASHINGTON - of·. pal~. top-[ t THIIRSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1964 1 Youth Enjoy Chi/i Supper 8f M • ·Ore Potluck Dinner I A d db. 17 Members LONDON - 'ifuberl Lamb, an ·- 1 ... Sheets -Murray Vows Reod on January' 2nd 1 Womens Knit Jersey UNIFORMS MEIGS THEATRE ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE * l'lluggod 7 -rib tread * f'lrootono Aubller·X * 8/F NYLON cord body ••PEEDWAY PI'IIOVED FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY , Jen. 31·Feb. 1 "RAMPAGE• ~DOWN (Technicolor) Robert Mitchum, EISI Marli· nelli, Jack Hawkins. "THUNDIR ISLAND" ~--------------~ H& R Firestone Store ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TONIGHT • THURSDAY NOT OPEN Gene Nelson, Fay Spain, Brl· •_n_K_e_l_ly_,•M•Ir•ia_m_Co_·l-•on_._ _ , SUN.,~~~· 2.~ TUES. "A NEW KIND OF LOVE" (Technlcolor) Paul Newman. Joanne Woodward Thelma Rtter Eva Gabor, Maureo Chevalier, Geo. Tobiu. ENTERTAINS AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Stacie Arnold eritertalned with a turkey dinner at their home on Forest Run·rd SBturday The dining room table wao ed with a· white linen cover cen· tered wlUl a IIU'ge cake iced In white and red. Guests were Dorinda Wilson, Pomeroy, Norman Lege!, Louisa, Ky. lll11th•;"' present were the hoot, hostess, and lhelr sons, Randy and Brent. Am-~nan 11:4.,...., force! Invaded Un..' r· per Canada and BriUsh trooJIO lougbj back by taklnl ])e. _.c_•_Jo,.,rc.•.rt.oo.•-•______. 1 lroU, Mich., Iii the War of lBD: .. • ; I~ '. ... : See the complete Une of womens white uniforms in the busy Ready ro Wear Department on the second floor. UNIFORMS FROM $2.9S I $J2·95 te \ ' . Junior, Misses J, Half Sizes Elberfeld$.~ri · Pomer~ :w:•3~4~.eone!d•r weatbe~r. '" rltai1n I JIJIIY be llltrding for a .;Uttl• age." LlliiJb, a member of meteotolog!tal office team prnduces l!rltain's monthly ther. f~Xeests wrote in the aziM Discovery that the Ofdo goinll back to the eoo ill'!iea!e the weather has tJOtl.yev cycle. The past iwo cold may be the first signs of other longtorm <Jecline in ain's usually mild climate, i. pid. ELBERFELDS NO LIMIT PRICE FIVE CENTS · cuse, and D. E. MOler d Lawrence Walker, both of MJd. dleport. The train was bound from Columbus to llobaon, pun. ing 114 cars. Sberilf Hartenbacb .aid hll · department is contlnuin~ an .iQ. vestigation of the craoh. Mrs. Sheets and her chUdren were taken to the hoopltal by Pomeroy and Middleport Em. ergency Squadsmen where lbt molher and her son were sUU ln the emergency room beinl treated at 11 a. m. New Meigs Hospital Trial is Denied 1 I' 21. 1 I 1 1 · New Officers ' Are Installed 8 Duv Umt A motb,r and her two dolyn Sheets, was uninjur· that Mro, Sheet.! and her son young children narrowly es· ed. were thrown from the vehlele. caped death this morning Meigs County Sheriff Ro- Tanner sold both the mother wbel) • their vehicle was bert C. Hartenbach said the aod her son were hurled about sltuek by a New York Cen· accident occurred at 9 a.m. 25 feet by ihe Impact. tral .Ra~oad train at a when Mrs. Sheets' 1960 Debris from the wreck was crossmg 1n Dexter. yotkswagen bus stalled as strewn over an area of &ppron. Mrs. Margaret Sheets of 1t approached the tracks. mately 75 feet official• said. near Dexter was reported 1n Harten bach reported t h a t .' . fair conditiOn and her four the vehicle was not on the E. E. Erwm of Middleport, ' ao'ir, Gregory, was tracks, but there was not traln engineer. said he saw the satisfactory condi· enough elearance between vehicle stalled near the tracka lion at Me1Jt:8 Memorial Hos- the automobile and train to but he was too elose to avoid pita! sbortfy after the acci· lavoid the mishap. the collision. Other personnel dent. • An eyewitness to the crash, on the train were Rex Pauley, An older \laughter, Gwen· Rex Tanner, of Dexter, said Gallipolis; Luther Friend, Syra· I J G I FT S . .. The defendants' motion for a Frank W Porter, Jr., attorney I Lawyers arguing tlle issue trial denied, the Meigs for the defendants. filed a mo- , have no precedents in Ohio law i Hospital Board of tion for a new trial on Dec. to Jean upon in the commis-Dr. Raymond Boice, Porter said today the trustees sioners· stand that a hosj)ital president, have posted Ihave posted a $1 ,500 bond to lease requiring admission of $1,500 bond to stay execU· !stay the execution of the de. qualified osteopathic physicians tion pending an appeal set down ' cision of the lower court. is voided if the osteopaths are for F•b. 'rl. 1 "The large! dale is Feb. 'rl Judge Carolos M. Rierker ov-l to have the appeal heard in the motion Tuesday in Meigs county. How long after MeJgs Common Pleas coort by the appeal IS heard and wh~n the defendants for a new trial the decision w1ll be given I , . r. In the case of the Board of d011't know,'' Porter said. FLOJ!ENCE, llaly - The ESCAPE DEATH - J11rs. Charles Sheets and her two young children of Dexter County commiSsioners and He said the hospital will <'on· ' grOUM ·~r the Leaning Tow· , had a close bout with death this morning when their automobile was struck by r County Hospital Commission vs. tinue in orderly fashion . I er o1 Plsa "may reach the lil)'ft' New Yo~k Central train at a crossing in Dexter. Mrs. Sheets and her son, Gregory • Meigs Memorial Hospital, Inc. This legal battle began last of Its mlstance ~oon," •· lead· were admitted to Meigs Memorial Hospital for treatment of injuries suffered in the The judge ruled Dec. 20 that September. Proseculmg AttornJng architect •aid Wedneday mishap. ln the above photo, Rex Tanner of Dexter. an eyewitness, looks at the terms of the hospitsl lease ey Bernard Fultz has been the night Prof. Nello Bemporad, heav1ly damaged Volkswagen Mrs. Sheets was driving. - SenUnel"Photo. with the hospital trustees had central figure in what he has be~n violated and the hospital called, "This fight to have our 1, superintendent of MonU!"fRts for Pial, warned the situation was returned to control or th,! new very mOOern publicly own. is '~greve."' . Meigs County Hospital commis· 1ed hospital open to all the peo]jempqrad suggested propping sion. [pie of lh• county." up .thO •(ower wlth hydraulic jacks and Installing a nell' loUndatj~m, to fill the are a where. tliO earth is now soft and threate!llng. to give way, I'll 1 I Fortner Pre!! Ident D::~~~~ Eisenttower, who Is · for thO job, JBid he woUld glad lO rlln aa the vlce pre•H dential nominea on a any at lbe men who spoke. Richard M. Nixon, the presic:J~lal candidate wh could be renominated, said was sure the 1964 nominee was amone ttiose who spoke day night." Eisenhower Nixon, a1ong with and prospective presidelttlal candidates, ed 25,0oo Republicans Who paid $100 a plate to attend dinners in 21 !!.~lies tied together by closed circuit television. 1 BAKER FURNITURE Re~,=~~ contdb!®r• iaspecred a casa presidential poslbiUtles Wednesday night at a sat of ners 'fllch 8J'08sed abnut millJot>,for the 1964 GOP CB1!1- t;\1 · ,; -::; . POMEROY-MJ~T, OHIO ,.·'· 1 ° · ~ ~ Deat 1 · ~ ,c:C e. ......,.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,. ·1 __ .....,._ ' >I> I' - ~~~~~----------~~~--------------:nw~"~~~ ' ~·~~·~·nw~~~~~:•:e:••:·~O~f~r~._~K:·~·~..~:M~--.~~An-~:_--------~---------- 1:\ .. · Washer with Soak Cycle :7 ..&o;! Weber to Move Print Shop Into Former Talbott Place not admitted. It was learned today that while trustees' president Henry Ewini: has officially resigned, the tipstees have declined to act upon it, and Dr. Boice contill.uet as vice president. Khanh Ousts Minh in Smooth Coup � 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 29, 1964 ball