https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4bfa17430caec8ff76378c5103919205.pdf 78f3deb93d065420f6a5ada135ae385e PDF Text Text \ s • .. It-Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Mar. 20, U164 t • GO VISITING HONOR MRS. GLENN 'Mr. and Mn. Carl Lee and A group of youog women lArry or Loog Bottom Route the area were m Athens Moo'l'bltod 11Vf!lt the weo11 day evening to attend a dinner Raymnnd Lee and tne Chemr at tbe Sportsman honoring Mrs. Mayes famjly in Marysville and 'John Glenn and Scott aP.,nt Saturday evening and Son· carpenter. members of I h e day with their Charles and Glenn campaign staff. Those 8011 Mr. and Mrs. Lee and attending w"'e Mrs. Tom Sealfamily at Westerville Route. liy. Miss Lucy Amsbary, Mary The Lees also visited Roy Lee Ann Huddelson. and Betty Did· at Athens Sunday evening . On die. Mr and Mrs. Glenn, Sr. Monday Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Lee . were also ar I he drnner. The vlsiled with Mr and Mrs Ar· lgirlo enjoyed meeting Mrs. tbur Orr in . 'Glenn and Mrs. Corpenter. M.dw M". H~rry Ch~ster. .. 9 Troop 267 Meell In Poml!roy School Troop m 11101 Wedneoday Around And About , ell Mid eport Miso Ruth Wlae and her lath· er, C. H. Sr. left t week for Hiihard where they make their home witb his Mr. and Mrs. Betz and daughler, Sandy. M Herman Bailey who has '· . • been ill for sometm~e, has bee; returned to hiS homo on Fls~e • st from Meigs General Hoopital. Wise~ h'' Founders Day al I$ Ob ed . Setv By Rutland PTA f"u: ':' ':i.I'Tt!,u"~• ':, ~~ =~~ ~~:tloM '"ftl!· night~ i, · a~ce diWe~': a""","',"'n~~· . . ' ... ' • 8s1n ' ~led 1~ t! served,~~~ ~IS ~ida n:, · ur Ford, Kirksville , and their ied her daug.h~er t~ .Mtddleport childroen, Martha, Becky a n d ELBERFE·LDS . Quite often on payday he takes his wife out, And one thing be does without fail: He takes time ~ stop at the post box en route, To send us his savings by mail. Go with MollY Bee, Rod Lau· ren, .hr.K Larson, Sht"rwood Singers. "SASKATCHEWAN" (Technicolor) A..lan Ladd, Shelley Winters, Hugh O'Brian. Miglm' Saga WHY DON'T YOU SAVE WITH US BY MAIL? FORMS FREE ON REQUEST! SUN. MON., TUES. & WED. March 22·25 ,'UNDER THI YUM YUM TREE" (Technleolor) Jack Lemmon, Carol Lynley, Dean Jones, Edie Adams, Imogene Coca! Disney Cutoons Pomeroy National Bank Serving Meigs County for over 90 years POMEROY- RUTLAND ~ SJ9 50 I SEftSON ' or DIIITiH, ·TROUSERS • SJ.9SJ19.95 Sport Coats· S19.95.S35.00 Arrow Shirts Whites, Colors $4.50 - $8.95 Y1ATS By Stetson & Champ Hose ., .....,... "TIleS ond Arrow . ! ·, Shift into spring with new er and contraatios: blouse ~f/'~ OHI& SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1964 ' Billion Dollar Growth Plan f\1ew Ioneer-jacket walking jum~ autt . takes apring in stride VerSat ile sltmline ooat bas notch collar and pocket detall Feminine while glove with seal· lop trim is smart spring accent [-:-i-~ handbag bas uncluttered aoe• with any ouUlt ComPliment your' spring outfitl with a face-revealing bat Gleamlnc costume jewell')' adds sparkle to spring olothea '· Mayor Inks Contract for ' Courteous capable 11lespeople will help you with your Ready To Wear Selection on Elbe,felds 2pd. floor and accesso~i'es on the main floor. BUC Office One WMk Solo On Ultrason.Stockings by Berkshire ·' Hero'• new1t The flnt 1tocldn11 faJbloned with sound wave• at a _ ,t , price. Stock up, now - enjoy creator stockin& beauty, better lit for lllflltbl to co!IM!. Berkohire Ultr&Jon's shape themselves to It your ·lop Ol'ti'Y atop you take. Choose from dress and Evenini Sheer •eamlelie. fUll fashioned and run reailt nylon. SiJes 81!1 to 11. ' . I PAIJt $1.29 (REGULARLY $1.651 . , <if 3 PAIR $3.79 (REGULARLY $4.951 " ELBERFELDS IN. ' .' i. ' ,•.·.. " All .£';} Coats _s12·95 tiW::.OO Blouses a;,.,.,y _ '2.·91 ss.9a . • :.I ' . •' 1· . to • ·' to ~·' Ai SHORTS • PEDAL PUSHERS • SLACKS~~~~ MIDDLEPORT, 0, . Dramatic spring outfit features WOMEN'S ,, over l,too ~ ' . ""'1110. . IliON tllan . elubwW By Cat11ln• ., _., a .-a " ' ,r Dresses ·~:"'"" s14·95 DAHR CL\l'fHIERS 'l'lte - II . . . IIDtea • llripl • 11!1 1111 ... . JIVOI lite ea1il I ..W. &o. ' . ...... J!pl .. all . . . . . . suit wit!l matcblng cape SALE! Swimwear NOW Y01J DOW' • "':.'. yor FALCON I 'PEANUTS ly Superr• . enttne . ' ...... I ....... VOL X':l/;, NO. 287 Stpart costume stars Pl')nt dresl, ooat with matching llniOJ Spring fasblonables like many· pocketed Chanel look suit bone surgery at the Rlverside • .. h~~ sories. a month. . MENS ,. ~ teolu. hats and coordinated acces- Methodist Hospital Friday March 13 and Is convalescing nicely. He expects to return home the first of tbe week, but ;:;~~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::;! wiU ba confined to his bed for .· By Curi. .Sewoii-Brooklield l,, -west t. UOIIIIII ray of coats, suits, dresses, I James Carp13nter up •' lovely fashions await you. Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. W. R. CBrpen· ter and daughter, Alita and Mrs. W. 0. Barni\z were in Columbus Wednesday night to vis· 11 James carpenter at Riverside Methodist Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Eslie Mossman granddaughter, Tamara returned home Monday af. ter a weekend visit at Marion, Ill. with their sons and daughters-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Har· ley Mossman and Mr. and Mrs. Robart Mossman and families. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McClung and famUy of Marion spent the past weekend .with , her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith. Mrs. John F. Baily spent Thursday in Middleport with her granddaughter, Mrs. · Ham Sheridan and children. Mrs. B. J. Williamson (Min· erva Pryor) of Columbus visit· eel briefly Thursday with Mr. , and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs. Mrs. Jacob Ebersbach and Mrs. Albert Mees were Thursday dinner guests of Miss Stella Gress of Mason, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Meter of Hobart, Ind. were Tuesday evening gueols of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krider. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krider, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Meter and Mr1. Mabal Van Meter vlsiled Wednesday after· noon with Eldon Kraeuter at St. Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth DiU Ci!ltler On the threshold of spring • , Mainly About People In I •· ...,., eltlilf" Choose from our.heavenly ar- of Northwest Mounted Police We Pay 3% ln!eresl On Savings . m·A·· BEAUTIFUl MEIGS THEATRE a dining-out gay day. . THE .OOaR· Jlr""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""' This couple makes payday . YOU CAN SHOP SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 8:30 AT ELBEil~ELDS WE OPEN an lndefmtte vJslt, James and Mrs. Sines accomRev . and Mrs. Clyde Bartlett ponied them. are visiting with their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turner were overnight guests of t h e former's brother and sister-in· Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Tum· Tuesday evening. Mr. Ben POMEROY, OHIO Turner, former member of the Legislature, spoke at the FeenTONIGHT & SATURDAY ey-Bennett Post dinner. SONNY LISTON Attending the Installation vs CASSIUS CLAY service for the new minister of Filmed at Ringside! ComChurch plete : Round by ROllnd! Big the Racine Baptist Monday evening were Rev. and Punches in slow motion! " THE YOUNG SWINGERS" Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew, Mr. HOOTENANNY' ROCK 'N' and Mrs. John Kaulf and Mrs. ROLL! TWlST! Let Yourself Grace Hysell. , ft)l' W11ther j '· J!m~ "~r Found-~ ~~ :,'~ :;is ~~ ~";y Road I . . '. . ·€.ol.l~ge Le.vel Art . .Apprecifition ,.';'t~~prilne~ •roup ~~ the PomeiV)' Elemenllry Scboql Tile ••ted to aerYe tho Mn.UrJAnn Bernadette Henneuy brooght orm Y p k al rimJ ba quet al '1.2$ i'"" ~w I wltb cookies and led the troop io 'nle RuUand P'I'A met Tuelo Betty Casey and Sui)' or er u wltll " vlaion \bat al tbo RuUand EJemelllarY ooog " Blow tile Mill Down." dly evenln4. MMdl 17 at tho u Dr. Jean Klldan. '!'be ":"' plale l< number OpeD boule Ill be obaei'Ved ml Tbey received World Associ- lllgh School Audltirlum . with gram oloood with by Tbul'lllaJ m a laret; prosram will be liP pins and a creal which ••• Artbur Miller , preoldent, In of,"''••rol Irish tb Mo 21 '!'be Ajumnl Ball.. -· • wUd rose. A opoclal cere· 'rhe pledge to the f1q ance of St. Patrick • Day wl will be Ma. 23 - .- ...:..-was held for Stella Sue JiVeo by Cub Scouls Jim- Mrs. C. 0 . Chapman u song quet A resident ' PIAN' SERVICEs Neutzllng. Patrol ieadero got a Birchfield and Norman leader and Mrs. Ann : :0;..:":::e/with the ue<U· Jlol Week lei'9ICel will be Patrol Leader's cant. ol Troop MO. 'l11e PTA as A rea. ng bt. tl 'ttee receding tho .at tho BaCinO Metllo Tbey voted to !live lhoney lor wu read by Mrs. Ja. Patrick • Day woo lllVell Y •• COIIIDII resented the e • :1'1 al the daisy lund. Debbie Hunnell net 1 and a plano solo wu Mary Ruth Sauer, Flaeeono: PTA mtngeetmg ba (:htJrch be U11> gave the motion. Twlla Ciatgrade student. Cal'OI ocarr follow J11011U toe a . p. m. a worthy seconded. Miss Hunnell and Mr. and Mrs. John Krider cave, a reading, t;':,unlg Thy : said, "We bring our dues to !he children Joetta and John ers.' e--•- "" ' ' · . , add as much dues ., Oiesler vl!lled Tburs- The oecretarya rl!jiOrl was roU., cal<e with topping and viceo will bagln at J p. m. Rrt, and take It from the treasaftenr with lheir ar- nad by Mrs. Harold Sauer' coffee. Gay Yoder Will be tho IUNI ~ Mr Ra d who also read communlc:a,tlt>M MP. .Joan Slewart, Mrs. speaker eal!b evening. All ara r. '· y n on the SEO District PTA llteet- JeSBilf While IIIII Mrs. · Fannie invited. Va .• where she s~nt several son and family, Mr. and Mrs. days with her mother, Mrs. P. Bartlett and children M. Sines. Mrs. Sines ac_compan· , Ohio. The BartJeU ,SUITS J , Mrs . Clyde Bartlett has ~- and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arth· turned hom Buckhannon, I· presented "b1 Dobbie Smltll,lfte to ·Ill held In Bellaire; IIIII M1llor were aamed Ill thoRHS fmhman. I bid from lhe l'mnero1 c. lllltlnc comml~.:........'nleto " : ment Block Co. 011 redoe<ralo- banner ............... A humorooa playle,~ "An 0p- tng the lcl>OOI oafeteria. ~ ll'ade clall taught Ill {. I r r 461 SOUTH THIRD ST. rti �J { , : ..,.rt, DallJ I 1 I, ,__ _,.... 0~ .PAGE PIECES or ART - Pictures of excellent art palntjnp are Ylewecl stjl!lnts to leam what to look for in cood art. The bottom pictures are~~~=~~l of the auperb un of universal llihtinc. Students, I to r, are Mia 'l'b~lma Rlltland; Mrs. Frances Spencer, Chester; 'Lucy Whitt, Pomeroy, alld Betty · Po'meroy. - Sentinel Plloto. ·· 'JXAMINI .-: How much will go up , In smoke? 10 yean •110 your bowi may h•ve been wonlt $13,000 - mday it _,. bo worth $18,000! 'Wh.l .boMI yoMr fi" ;tiS,. •"e? Check nta oow for fire insurance that meuuret. up to 1od.y'1 ·ulue of yo11r borne. Check with Nationwide - dM compaay with ..., iiJIM /or II fUV .,... ,. MAX WARD WY2-2460 Associated Radio & TV STRICTLY ELECTRONICS PHILCO and ADMIRAL Color Televlslon, Bleck & White blevllion, Stertoc, · Phonographs, bclios and Iranslstors. COMPLETE ANTENNA 4I!Mi ACQSSOIIE$. AVAILABLE ' _ 1PL.;. . .... ; ~;;:- I FM\rOI\' 'ttAIMiiD··TICHNICIANS WE SERVICi' ALL MAKES "" •. �I I I ·~ ,. ' 4-Dally Sentinel, Po~eroy-MJddleport, 0 ., Mil'. !1, 1904 /f11!,-ln Fqr'JI1!!1 I ' f-• ,., r IIOI'b 1011!11 IJIDQal Inert•!• In produciiGO IU1d allll IDA& 'tWitlftlt prleef lo 11 -.we prculacen!' . 1 = U~rading Qualitycis Good Way to Improve liD• .NGW'I ,.. Tl~' .,' TO ',Ji.! TRADE .'· · TRACTORS"-' ,, If You Are One Who Appreciates Smart Style• and Casual Comfort • S.. This Fine Line Of · Uving Roam Furniture ..---FOR SALE---. eJ,D. 420 CRAWUR WITH BLADE . GRAVELY TRAOOR e FARMAll 130 TRAaOR COMPLETE OUTFIT MORRIS' IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. ' PHONE WI 9-32Q:J ruggml .. ready •. RIGHT fur blling I PEARL STREET Flnprtlp control for close, proelslon work near bushes, walls, fences ••• husky power takes rapvrcu on tough,est soils with ease •.. power revel'lll ..ds fatiguing pull-backs. Eaty.Spin lllllinc. SCientific slow--speed tillina aently brMks up soil without bruklns it doWn ., . Nlf-sharpenlng tines are pranteed apinst breakage, won, ctos. See Super Roticul today, Three hp model oltoiVIIIoblt. SAFE' do It with $LmpflcJI~ SUPER ROTICU~ • ' l ., . ' ; ~ ~ :t LY 3-4550 ' ; 111E McMILLEN SANJIARIUM Tiller-Cultivator .,-:. • s,.C(•Ilucl prlvlfe !1U,J,. "'me 1~ ESTABLISHED lN 1802 Coli CL. 2-1315 for further lnfo,...oll"" SpaC!kms Private Roomo. Rollstered Nu. proof and Beautiful Ground•. 140 No. Nelson Rei, Columbus, 0. ere's your ) OHIO ·VALLEY INDUSTRIES. Phone WY. 2·2161 Meigs Equipment Co. . Announcing . SHOP TONIGHT • • POMEROY e SURE ROSE • TUXEDO . Dog Foods - Flour -· Ingredients · eBirdiMih· •• . Opfer Shells .... Grit el'lrtillun ... S\ eLlec.-nt & Mortar eStoclc s.lt e .WINr Softener Slit I eT.... Meal eLl,..,. ' ~-:- I, eReot Bnnd I'· eBoler •nd Binder Twl• Cannel· . .. I SocietY Notes .. •' --:C·_ ' _! · Don'tMJultl ~ng Melgt, Gall~~ ··ft\au n eoun·~·· , , ·_, · , "~L. Phone WY 2'-211 S ..,,._,.. .,;..,._ ·:--·~,.-.,.,.,. • -- • "': · j ..... ................ • I' "' .·, · r .· r~ ··~ \.• ~!!"..q ; 'p ' ,. ., ! .111 ~- . · . '·,:;•' ,• • ' !-'<. ..~ 1Qribl lly .. Prlefl ~$/J'fliee' · ·• .,..,F~ t.1~t ~~·d ' · .,·~. J.• ~:fl.· ,h ...n;~ • Ph•• · itfll ,. lt ... tiwll•i' .., r .,,.....,....,• ..,..,.... _._ ........... ~ ..... . -_.~ .. -.,.. ... --:--,_....·.· - - '·' ··~·P~Iic:o ~Hill <ioODS J J. " 5UGA& . RUN FLQU~ MILLS .. ' the FIRST low cost w; ·'' ancl A fiiU.Une of ·OW .. • iJ'• ' , \f. •:Is.. ' I ' &a 1(...d STVL-O·MATIO ... -"i ... l'eilclllf •V•ar' n OP£N and CLOSE yvur garage door from your moving car. Get and DRYERS . r ., . ePalnh .......... ' . eRoclfl111 eSpra.,. A ,, WASHERS ~ es-ts ,.,.. li••"'• ••rl ,,,.,,,, l MAYY.AG ' :~ ! Lino .......... ' MIDDLEPORT, 0 . .... e RED ~ •• THE SHOE BOX POMEROY WIN ~ •) fo lreepi11g reur UNTIL 9 PM Harry Miller's MAYTAG SHOP -~ ANSWERil ' Minersville, Ohio .. , RHr Meigs General Hospltol • ; · ' . I ROOM NO MON•Y DOWN BASV MONTHLY PAYMENTS �..... •• ' ' ·•. ' ' Carpenter , . .. d.• Rojas' Return _Could Ups~t .·. ~ Slanl~ ColOmbia's Political Balan~ .....,..u. .- 2 51811 Pomeroy QUAilTY Motor Co. Mr. ... Mn. Dele .. . I SOcial News . '· 1'elevision I llberallll ... d )'eJII'I ~ Ylo'lfr'i· ~ 'R'esults~ WANT AD INFORMAnoN '·; • -~ f ,. .. ..~~ •I ' ., sPQRTI . ' ~- '. . ~ :i.: - .· I. . . . .; ·-:• 'I IS .A.«f:J'C . DAOWS Notice 8T POAA&Y -- ~ I iwJU.L not be responsible for aebls contracted by any oth· ; er lhan myself. Stanley Aie•hire. 3 21 ltp HAM SHOOT. March 22nd. for· ~ Run Sportsman's Club. · · from Long Bottom of[ , No. 218. Sponsored by 1 Vollture No. 776, Drew WebAmerican Legion. \ 3-t8-4tc ·~ It!. ~~&L- ~~~"--11~~~1' TBRU 1'RIDAY "1:"" .._ ·.on Newt w -eu 8;05 Saered Hearl 1::10 Country JIUIII!oree 1:110 Farm Ntwa I ' 8:oo Nm WED., MARCH 25 I P.M. I 1:00 W Va 11611< • ·' 1 Door Prlusl Reft'Hhmtnill Don't Mist Itt Bring A Frl•ndl At Lenclmlrk Store, Pom~~roy oa .. ' ·' a.. . t• tNI"Y ...,_ lrt I-IIII .. • SigD Oa 7:30 7:35 Army s- 1:11$ Herald ., Truth lllriJ,,., , · · . : 1:00 Till Chum AI ""' . 114Ddowu "''''"' . · , lnsurancr T I SllNIIAY ·•' 1:11 Tbe NDJ 8wiap •:• ,J.ailll Nftl . . ·. · · : " l:ll Tbe lila Ut · .,.. 1101111De 8coree . . ' .,. Tbe 'Qu!el Hour ... .....----··" - "'..., ~·-· lt!Ji, ('n!plrJ,Ioluslc 'llllll 1:20 Country Jamboreo ~~~. Blaollllal! ~- 10 II '.lc tor'o ·ucease? CaU W'l • - . 1:11 Hour of Dellv.-.1:00 WIDp o1 He.UU, ,8:» ~ Spe•to Ia Yot1 A.S.C. ~ · 10:110 Volco o1 Prophecy Fllllily WOI'IIIIp-Tban. 10:35 Willi. R1por1s Ia Peop11 Fum llunlu . n:oo Country ~ 'l'llllt TID,y'a Country lbw 12:110 NoCitl New• N0011 Report . . . IJ:IJ Tbe Solrch fdalle .JUII Far. Yoa 12:11 Rev. MerUn TOell -~•'t: Gallt- ~ 1:00 111111 .Grabl!l! . t~::::::r"'* · Far Yaa , 1:• LalberiD Sour GUNS .wT!·'="'l"'MI~l"'B"'II-::0::-::In-s-ure-nce- boe11 cancetlfd? -tAll vour opera· Ill, · 8:116 Co«.e Wltb Juel 1:. Belly Nntao · . MiDIIterlal .Auoc, Couulry Har DowD Swap Sbop . . Couaii'J Drlflln M.W · lluaa a. AJr, Jbi.Tul Plta~ant, aPI&- I •• ,..__ ., __ _ ,.. ·ww ......... l:tll Country li:zprell 7' 116 Bnlldalt Parlf lilt Pal Bullr·~ _, 11-W·F · 8:11 J01111 BuJd< Sbolr l:tll Melp a AJr, Ell.. 10!15 ~Tbe Good Llfr 7:00 . N1111 10:11 Musla 1D Tbe Air 7:116 llNk!llt Parlf 10:40 Undtr Obla Still 7:10 Newa lO:tll This Ia Mullc 7:3i Ptcbnc Bardware 1!:115 Top Tea Show (Tum.-Tbun.) U 16 To Tea ......... 7:&0 Newt Ito..;... ' P .,...,;,. (Dullcal) ,... • 12l00 N- News 1:00 Breakful l'arlf 12: 1J Jr1ua1ca1 lrtorlude 1~.15 llrllbl $1111' Sbow-'J'IIan.· 12:30 Rev. MerliD T.1:30 YID Ptlrlct 8pGdl · 1:00 PIIIIA!I' Par17 l:a lllbr. ~Wid-M 1:00 81mc1o1rD Berade •=~ Opea llouM e·oo SJco Oft on Saturdays. -,ui.Dt i .A.~T WMPO ·Radio .,.. ""'· ' ' NOTICEI 11 Tilfln Je.,.lers. Phon• 50 BPJ • ._._., u•r I 1 IVe bUJ, teD IIIII ~ guna Bill Wellman. Les WUibtm!lon OJBO'IYZZPW OA .• · •~• $IIJICia1 lillowciN 'lllpll.rt ~·· · ~~our World ID Rovlew Oil Bw HAROLD GRAY i �j.p;;ny ~De~ Pomel'!.'y·Mlddleport. o., Mar. 21, 19&4 CNr'ya o/ Georgill Arrive /or Jlitit nesday evening to be with hls molher. Mrs. Mart Crary <~~ I Mr. arid Mrs. George Crary her birthday, Thursday. -";;;0o;Ai;;~~iii..~G~a·;·._;•;.rr;.:,i•:.,:"':_::.,::~l ,..~ •pent the day vlsltlng j r at lhe Pete Nibert home, Gall~ polls. Reed Crary, Long BotNOW OPEN lorn. Mrs. Grant Smilh, Ree<Js.. viUe and the Pearl and Dunald ~.~~9N . Moras. Chester Road. They I 1 ' ~ DRIVE·IN TONIGHT thru SUNDAY Mor. 20.21·22 "IT'S ONLY MONEY " guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lewis ani Gerald I Wildermuth . Mj and Mrs. ry left Friday for Washington, D. C. to be wilh lnei r daughter, "SASKATCHEWAN" Alan Ladd Shelly Winters (Tecbnicolor) .\1 rs. Patrirk Dickson Smart Bunnies GRACE WHALEY CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY _ 'Thursday, Grace cele- o~·ated 54th Birthday (and proud of it, according to Grace) at work in the county Auditor's office. Cake and coffee were served to officials and employees at the county court house. PAY BY Contributions Are Made by .1 Church Class ~CHECK ~ OF D.~:R. CONTEST AND OFFICIALS - Senior girls from high schooll In Meigs .. County w b o ~ere wmners In a Ci~tzens Test were honored at a D.A.R. Charter Day Luncheon 'Thursday at the Federatl.>d Church tn Pomero~. At th~ ptana Is Alita Carpent~r. Pomeroy. Standing, I to r, are ~berta Smith, Rutland; Ellen Dutton, Middleport. Janet Hetzer, Eastern; Mrs. Wllma Sargent, Gaod Citizens Com~n~ttee Chairman, and Mrs. Beulah :lo11e.. D.A.~. Regept. Carol Reed, who was the winner at Racine High school, was absent when the picture was taken. Sentinel Photo. · . Seni~r Gi~ls The Bradb11.1')1 P.T.A. wid opoaliOI' a taleat DoW Aprd M the ICbooL are .Honored .by Return Jonathan Meigs, DAR Chapter Good Citizen. winning sen~or gll'ls representmg l~e aemor h1gh achools of MeJgs County were guests of Reurn Jonathan Meigs Chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution. at their annual Charter Day luncheon, Friday at the Federated Church in Pomeroy. The girls. who were present· ed with Good Citize~ pins. by Mr~. Harold Sargent. C•tlzen chairman, were Janet Hetzer of Eastern High School; E!len Dutton, Micldle]!ll{t High Schoo1; . Alita Carpenter, P omeroy, H1gh School; and Roberta Srm'th. Ruta I nd H'II!h School. Carol Shain Reed of Racine H'•gh Schoo.I was una ble to be present. at Anyoae Ill!r.".!~ !ed-:e::fa..lnar: Contributions of $50 each j bury School, WY um. Mrs. , were made to the church treas- 1 Robert Morris, WY Hlll3. or CHECKS ARE AS CONVENIENT ury and to the parsonage f11nd l Mrs. Wilbur Tbeobald Rewhen the Willing Workers Class freshmen Is will be ..;ld by AS CASH, YET MUCH SAFER! the Enterpme ~UB cllurch ; lbe P.T.A. and the 8th gade met Thursday evenmg at the , girls will buve homemade With a checking account. you have the rash home of Mrs. Eldon Weeks. I candy for sale. M ·a B k d d you need, up to the amount on deposit, at p e n ~ , h' r~ . en ed u\ 1e evo 11ons m· point. And, it's practically theft·proof! I w •col ?.penth ws' .group! th Moore. mg 1n e bemce King" followed the 0 Lord'se A dessert course was served YL k by the hostess to the above 24 Pr ayer I I n un son. u e was . Dorothy Long, db M k nd named and MISs 8 Let us help you select ~eM•. Y ;,s. buc Ma aMpoetml · Mrs. Paul Frick, Mrs. Harley Y rs, yr e Brown, Mrs. James Will, · Mrs. Lo ~rac 1es, the checking account s:~eral articles were read in· Th?mas Bentz, Mrs. Helen eluding, "Reading the Bible in ~r•ckles and two ~lnldren, Ter· plan that best suits Lenten Season," and r1 Jo and Kelly Wilson. "The First Easter," by Mrs. your needa and budget! Geol'frey Wilson; "Whose 't' t Handa," Mrs. John Smith, and nl IQ of "The LegendHerI two the versions Dogwood," by Mrs. •0 "A ~~ •• Made f?r Singing bert Dixon. Agam, by .Noble Cam, provldDurin the business . . ed the settmg for the formal hg d t M Hamsonville Chapter No. 255 spring concert given by the 'dt e pres• en ' t rs. of the Eastern Star met Middleport High School Glee pres;h mg. a h in regular session Tues· Club Friday evening in the ohn ksouTph sa e de b day nigh! with Worthy Matron high school auditotium. Sh aron J ewe II an d Worthy Pa· The g~rls . . ted b . M ewoner W k ox In !hell' pastel ' t Iswee rs · ee ks wasM tron v·1rg1.1 Atk'ms presid'mg. formals, presented ' I1 na rded y M a breath of wa k 10 . rsd · 8b~cth.d rsft. Guests from Wilkesville Chap- spring as they sang favorite I . At· songs from folk tunes to popuee s rece1ve a 1r ay·g• ter were we 1comed. pau 1111e W h " Member Federal Reserve Systom 1 P"th. t' kins and Francis Young were Jar Broadway hits. The concert Ifr~m her MembtJr Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I t t e c ose 0 1 e mee mg, appointed as Historians to write d th dlr tl of M Mrs. Fredit!>Goeglein conducted th h' tory f lh h te was un e who ec on worers.a . ded e IS o e c ap r. ClerenceerLacey POMEROY, OHIO 1 a game. w prtZes awar The altar was draped for the ' F"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""""""'""'""'"""""""""'.[M~rs~.~D~··~o~n_a~n~d_M~rs~._'C~a~r l Junior Past Grand Patron Joho 11 MWl""""""''""""'""M'"'""' 1 Ory WOrk Is Conferred n One Candidate The FARMERS BANK , and Savings Company 1 . 't"et I ..tunounclng • • • • • Our Spring Pearle Little was reported Ill at the Holzer HospitaL The Initiatory work was conferred on ~~ Sunday, March ll 1 '.I 1:00 to 5:00 P.M. The chapter voted to have Friends Night as It has been held in the past. The Worthy Matron read an article on the duties of the Associate Conductress. Janet Bolin, Sssociate Conductress, gave her lecture in the Chapter room. Delicious refreshments were served in keeping with the St. Patrick's Day theme, by Mr. snd Mrs. Dana hoffman, Jr .. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eriewine and Pearle Canaday. Obligation Night will be served at the April meeting. Music Chairman, Introduced Rev. Dowaon. who showed colored slides of scenic and historlc sites In America from the eastern coastline to the Rockles. He gave a travelogue In film showing Serpent Mound In Ohio. Batuefield of Geltyaburg. New York City, West Point and historic place of N. e w England and the western otates including his native Nebraska He concluded with acenes of fall and winter in Ohio. Mrs. Jones presented a gift' to Rev Dow. son on behaU of the chapter. '11m guests presented several ' · mu&cal numbers lncludmg a Oute solo, "Handel's T h 1r d Sonata" by Miss Outten, with Carol Scott t th · · a e P18110, a vo. cal number. "Climb Ever 1 Mountain" by Alita Carpenter, accompanied by Linda Kirkland and a saxophone solo eoncerto In G Minor" by ' "Roberta Smith, which won a I rating In the Athens Music competi• tlon. She wu accompanied by Sabra Canaday. · Past regents present were Mrs Dor Schaefer Mrs Pat. rlcli Lochary Mrs 'o p ·Kie'• ' · and· Mrs. · u~ Mrs. Dale Dutton A. R · Knight Mrs Jam•• Harley . Wayne ' Gibbons . ""and Mtt.' Mrs. Dayton Paraons contributing were In charge of' the arrange-' ments for the luncheon. . ·' pyth'1an s·ISterS . GroUp Meet$ On Thursday pastel geen Door length gown. The Glee Cl~ numliers Illclnded the English folk song, "There's A Hole in My Bucket," "Vale of Tuonl" by Sibelius • and a aouth of' the border rhythm number "Mexican CIa p ' by Swift with Hands Dance" ' the girls clapping hands 'to music Next· on the progam were four selections by the Ensembl lth the · · ell e w gll'ls votces w Nended In a novely number • ' EptSCOpai • Meet. Th UrSday . In Moore Home "Old King Cole," ner, Anita Bowles, first sopr~ the nursery thyme by IA!-ILYJnn Daniels, Ruth Reed, Cl'fao. Forsyth; "As Long As m82e, Suzanne Bradbq)J, Needs Me," from the Ca 1 Sc "Oliver" by Bart· and 8 soprano; ro ott, ite Love'" Wildermuth, Judy Marlin, McCrae w'yche David ' Criswell, alto. . ' ' ' Gl Clb be ed by Leaman ee u mem rs are first ' Hope B'IShop, Kliren The Glee Club showed Anita Bowles, Iva lent form m' a group o1 Carro11· Ly01111, Susie numbers Including "AU t Paula Michael,- Llncia Thlnga You Are " by :Barbara· Morgan, Barand Kern.', "n·••In IWUDO Hoffner, Ann Criner, Mary by Cain; the Walburn, Diane Van COOney, River" by PbJ1Ups, Linda . Gilkey, roualng "Ilmkey Goiidall, Sandra HoliiD Stothart In an Susan. Ohlinger, Sherry· by Marlowe. Sara Peebles, Mary Ensemble presented sevSantlra Humphreys, AI- ~u- "~ve' Lov~' I ~~~~ ~~-~ Magnolia Temple, Pythlan Sis- The March ~r::~=~~ ~:~~e~ve:r~: popular "Always," by McElhinny, Marilyn Slum. ters, met In regular session Women of Grace "September Sone," by Ruth Ann Halley, Sandra Thursday evening at the DAV church was held Thursday Weill; and bit tunes,jtl:arten. hall with Nettle Hayes, most ex- temoon, at the home of M r Broadway productions, cellent chief. presiding. HarrY Moore, Middleport, "Once Uf'Oll A '\'lme," !romiSIDipson, A coDII'I)unicatlon was Mrs. Patrick Lochary and "All American," by Adams, from Myrtle Jewell, ll'BDd •n•••• ' Theodore Reed Jr. as and "Tonight,I' from thanking the Temple for esaes. "Wul Side Story," by Berncorrect reports and abo Mrs. James '11tus nouncing the opened the meeting held HI the Pythlan lions. Seven qullta made Home at Medina In June. members and friends for 1h of thanks were read from In . ll!'da Kaspar and Frl,ecja Mos. I q"''• 'W"'! m!l" for floweiJ:aiHIIeirtils during their lllli~s•• . ' er was repol!letr Seldenabel and · m: In <, MEIGS THEATRE POMIIlOY, OHIO Comes ·spring and our Open House on ·s\ln• day, ¥arch 22. Visit and see our newly remod· DOOR PRIZES Nothing to buy, just ! Punches In slow motionf ''THE YOUNG SWINGERS'' llOOTENANNYI ROCK 'N' and Arrangements fI ' cooler installation. Register for door prizes. Easter Flowers Refreshments ' eWE GIVE TOP VALUI! STAMPS POME~OY TONIGHT & SATURDAY SONNY LISTO~ "' CAS51Ui CLAY Filmed at Rinpidel Complete: Round by Round! 811 10 register when you visit --- eled and redecorated store and our new walk· FLOWER SHOP ·wv·z.2039 Day or Night Mt:1..Mlllerd Vtn Meter We Wire Flow1r1 Anywhere ·F:U)h1. ·;. I I .;. ......... ROLLI TWIST! Let Youraell • Go with Molly Bee, Rod Lauren, Jaet Laraon, Sherwood Sin&era. "SASKATCHEWAN" (Teebnle~lor) Alan Ladd, Shelley Wlntera, Bugh O'Brlau. Miabty Saga of Northwell Mounted Pollee .. IUN,. MON,. 11;11i, 6 WID. MuJII:~25 /ll,.,lllt TH~ YUftl ~~ Rli~' <TeellnluiON ' Jaek Lemi!IO~ ~ol 'L:rnleJ D01n Jonol,' i:dle Ad~ 11 lmO(eu' Coeal"'·' ··· "'.;., DlonoY CortMM I ) . . •·' • ;'"''";\ ,.. ,h <· ~- ' •, ... · - '· :~:·· .1 :. '· . :·;·· ·; . :._ .. , . r ~~ :-~· M Y W f ' . ,. ,·.·· I f :1 2 . 3 '" . s 6 •7 1 9 IO .rf12 1314 is " 17 1i,1t 20 21 22 n ·2~.,s 2• 21 ' ' ,, 29 ao. .JI. .r • • •,;. . . .. . . . • " ~ ' IPNGMAYSHE WAY Spring Aires Highlight Concert re~r ~;s ° The meeting was opened In ritualistic form with Mrs. Em. eraon ~ones •. regent assisted by Miss Bess Sanliorn, chaplain. Mrs. Jones welcomed members and guest> Including t h e Rev. Marvin Dowaon. pastor of Heath Methodist Cburch, Mrs. Vernon Weber and Miss Carol Scott and Miss Sabra Canaday, who assl.sted In the progam. Followmg lhe luncheon. served by the women of the chUrch, members and guests · ad'Journed to the audltormm for the program hour which was . h the semor . g I r 1s opened w1t singing "America, The Beaut!· the th erne f or tile meeting. Mrs. 0. P. Klein, American AT• ..... " /, :~ \: > . ., ;, !\•! ' ·.·s-AY,~-Ajt(H ~2 ....... 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