https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e99f2527021d7e83c26adcfe5e114da9.pdf ce64ac77d5e1f88283aedad6e06259b6 PDF Text Text 1 .~ • ~ tl lO.Daily Sentinel, Pomlf07·lliddleport, 0,, Mar, 2!, 1984 Onm:ll IQcludt: i. cllalrmln, Mri~:;:·Walla: . .. .Committees Named for Conference • Mr'dd/eport May 7 . i To be Held m 1 . ~ Around And About M'ddleporf Willi 111n Dan White and Slater: printing, ~ were namod for Child ConaervaUon League CuDumo ~ggy Houdashell !be .....¢erence of tile be held In Middleport Mly f..; lbe day, Mro. I · when the local urut of . tbe C. Condt. JeaJl Flaber· C. L. met 'llluroday ovenJnt Jn Mro Kenneth Scitea: Janet Baker, 1 otudenl at Rio lhe social rooms of the C. l S· Wildermuth, Ml'll. Grande CoUege, visited witll rtectric Co. n e lea Jean Cooke; decorating, 1\lrs. her parents, Mr. and Mra. Edl· TONIGHT lhru Wt<lnMdoy Miss Nancy Hu!Sel, company Houdashelt, Mrs. Mllls, Mra. aon Baker Saturday. THE II .,,...,mi•!t. gave lion on '·Shaping 'I!UM TUM TREE" • (:rl"'btileolor) demonstra· Mrs. Richard Vaughan Jeanette Crooks, Your Sllbou· Rwsell, an<tPeg Harris; program, the weekend guestMarofietta, her elte" including a variety of Charles Brodbury, Mro. Earll~~~· Mr. and Mrs. Walter foods which were served to the Davenport; coli~ hour, Mrs. I( ' .Jack l...ecl\m'on, Cuol Lynley, Deaa Jones, 0 Edie Adams, tmoe:ene COeal group preceding the meeting. Members an•wered roll call with "what your husband doea that irriU.tes you most." ' T~UilSDAY, Morch 26 . !lOT OPEN During the business the lunch rpogram was FllliiJt.'r •-" SATURDAY to continue and April 7 was set t ·Morch 21·21 for the annual husbands' night. io:. 'COMI FL. y WITH ME" Htlflan Marlin, Gallipolis, wDI · (Technieotorl show slides of his trip to Russia. bolorea Hart, HuctL O"Brian, Committee lor the husbands' Karl Boehm, Pa!!Jela Tiffin , night will be Ml'll. Robert Mills, ltarl Malden. . "THE CLOWN AND Mrs Eula Hensler. Mrs. Ne•cy THI!E KID" Beaver, Mrs. Jackie Howard, JDhn Lupton, Don Keefer, Mrs· Anne Bailey. Named to al)d Mike Mt:Greevey. the nominating committee were DIIIMY Ctl'Nont •. I 1 Mrs. Hensler, chairman, Mrs. ~. ~- v.~ __1t!"·.. Weber ""f""'"'''' with' • dln!>er It 11ome 1n Sunday In oboorvance of tile 40th ftd. anniversary ol her parents, and Mrs· Lawrence MU· ~~~etr .- THEATRE ,'~ll pot~ Dlll1lll'gu..ts, Mr. w•vW the honored lllld Mn. fl'IUrt Entertaia HonoriJn P-ntr Ru~ _ 'Ille table was centered wltll large gold · end wltlte- cake decorat~ihw~~ r~ :d ':!'!, .. Mr.t·' Frueo Yltllt ' Her llelati~ Hue 1lfUhoen MiddleJiort, aDd Mn. CbariOI 'Burdett.!, Mr. IIIII Mn. Mn. Art J Mlddleport· Hastllll) of Arcadia, ll'la., Jactoon: tile past week w1111 Lee D vidlon Oblo University· lllld ~ We~· lllllllly, ~ lbe remodellDg of 1be church IJo D 11u and J>u. basement aild lhil week plan Deal!. nna, a • to work on tile new entrance 10 ane. the basemen!. All Methodllt CONTINUE PROJECT men of tbe cllurcb who are able Men of Heath Metllodist and willing to work are ::'~:0..~s. m~~ Wayae - .......... , . ., lair . . - - ~"" opent aeverwheN • ~ (Vir~ al ~ In "'"'~ ~ r~ec~ ~ .~a~on prosrim or ~ teoc:blnl wlllcb llbe laltltuted aakedl I . .,..'ifitl • IIWii, ·lfrl. ow, Atbenl .ao.d. 11111 Hra. Berlba ...,.. ru.c:o olio .. t wu caned to c:hecJi: on tile to» -.a. ... t .. •• , hUe IU'""'n". thore Hell lluJ. w ..._ • • • ~ I deo!llll b!,AI"CIIdloi Ia • ll!'lduale d. Western ~~ e . • ... '"'. •'. • "'' VOL XV NO. 289 UDlveJ'IIIl:J, qJeveiiDd. T b o.1 have I !•ed lJI. Flcirldllot a ov • POMIR . \. . • li~~~~•ber:·;...=--~· ..:!YC~h~Qrch=~are~~co~n:tln:uln~l~"':"'::_:koo:;to~he;;l~p.;wl;;;lh:;;_;lll;;e~jo~b.~==..iiiyi;ear_.- - -·---··~ Marvin Fry, Mrs. L. 0. Miss Sharon Jones, JackiiOD, Comas; luncheon, Mrs· -~~~:~I•Jpent tile weekend with her par· Walburn and Nrs. Paul Thelsa; Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Blld display, Nancy Miss Jonea presented a Mr~ober selecUon, "0 Divino 1!.. d by Goul!nd during 1 MrJsbn.ArKlenulfe. ~s':er an SUnday aervlces at Heath 0 a • MOjhodlst Church, day, Mrs. Eugene Gberke. Larry Caraon, who baa been • in Savannah, ID., the u. s. Army, bas received biB honorable discharge is residing wttll his wife and son, Bobby, at the bnrne ber parenta, Mr. and Mra· Frank Young, Rutlend. EL.BERFELDS IN · · . ·. . . . VOte on \ " Mrs :f'na .· Mrs."Eb/in is Honored G'uest h During s ower See our light·end-br.i~ht-as-spring fashions designed to greet Easter Sundo.y in o - l~vely 1~d •; ~:., ' joyful monner. We present _our exciting . -- ~ ~ - - Robert Bur~ett, Mrs. Hows,rd Mrs. Benton Eblln, a recent Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fullz collection of the. .httest; ..f!Jits, d~sses; ,. . .. ' and Mrs. Maxine Russell. The Ibride. was gueot of honor at • and chlidren, J!elb, Barbara and traveling prize donated by Mrs. Thursday evening _at Becky, were In Sooth Charlo.. (Teclinicolor) Mills was awarded to Mrs. John· Rock Springs Methodist ton Saturday for a visit with coats, millinery ond occessories, all cerJame1 Stewart, Sandra Dee, and Mrs. Wllllam EverAudreY M·ead()Ws, and Robert lor the spring Hostesses were Mrs. and daughters, Patty and -Committees · Morley. conference being held May 7 . Sunday Mr. and Mro. tain to ple~:~se you. See them all In our Celore1rteona Abbott. Mrs. Betty and children went to pin. teria the Middleport Presby D Mr Rollin RN•• d M s ·• s. awor ' r · where they attended a lamHarold Blackslon, Mrs. Normreunion at the borne of Fashionable Read.y To Wear Department, Weyersmiller, Mrs. Robert nd Sh 18 and larnUy, the Rev. a Burdette, Mrs. Larry ee . • William McOmber a n Mrs. Kenneth HarriS. Mro. W~- hlldren Kath Connie Ronnie liam Radford· and Mrs. Wil· c •. y, • F0 1 and Jame. I. , Jam mer. Mrs. Glenn Lambert and Mrs. I Games were played under the M. E. DowtJOn l'Oil""ent':'i l Idirection of Mrs. Leonard and Heath Methodist Church W.S. prizes awarded to Mro. Wil· C.S. at tile Portamouth District liam Grueser, Mrs. Blackston Spring ~emlnar held Frldl!y. and Miss Pam Evans. They accompanied a group ·of Alter the . honored guests op. women of the Rutland Metlloened her gifts, which were plac- dist W.S.C.S. In the meeting. ed on a table centered with the Mrs. Lambert Is president of replicas of a large engagement the Heath Methodist W.S.C.S. and wedding ring, refresh- Mr. and Mrs. William Bane menls were served from the taGregg), Charleston, W. ~e our choic~ selection of womens ble, which was also centtred spent the weekend with her with the two rings. and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Attending were the above Kennedy. coats, all wools and laminated failles, Mrs. Henry Arnold, Mrs. Mrs. Kemreth McCullough of .' Arnolrl, Miss Janet Arnold, Miss Columbus, spent the weekend Joyce Stanley, Mrs. · her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. poxy styles and semi-fitted. Beautiful Stanley, Mrs. Hugh Bearbs, CrisweU and daughter, Mrs. Lewis Grueser, Mrs. os Leonard, MJ'S. Homer Miss Judy Butcher, Colunr f.l!lstel and dark tones. ford, Mrs. James Evana a n d was the weekend guest of ., daughter, Christy, Mrs. Paul her Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wears , Mrs. Walter Weara and and 11011, Jim. ~tur· daughter, Rita, VIcki and Ka· Judy waa ln Athena Where thy Abbott, Misa Susie Tracy, studiee piano. Miss Mary Jordan, Mrs. Em- RusseU. McElhinney, BOD Of ¥our favorite grasshopper tie In great new dark est Powell and daughter, Ern· Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McEI· t!olors - black duck or brown Madras. New and estlne, Mrs. Roy Riffle and tunney, is employed as a bar· Mrs. Clifford Leifheit. ber ln tile Grareland Sbopplng excitl)ll and absolutely comfortable as ever! Sending gifts but unable In Center In Columbus. He is a atlend were Mrs. Helen Part- recent graduate ol Andrew Bar· low, Mrs. Gail Buck, Mrs. Carl College In Columbus. He Shields, Mrs. George Skinner, spent the weekend with b I a Mrs. Mark Evans, Mrs. Scott in Mlddlpeort. Folmer, Mrs. Haymond Co 1e, Mr. and Mrs. · Jack Bacon Mrs. Avery Goeglelri, Mrs. w. and farnUy visited with hia moBeautiful flattering A. Morgan, Mrs. Fred Goeg· Iller; Mro. Mary Bacon and oth· leln. Mrs. Wilbur Bailey and er relatives over the weekend. haw - your cbolce ~~"'~~:pi!Ru~lh Ann, Mrs. Haz. Middleport, 0. el and farnUy of straw sailOrs, Horace Abbott. flowered toques, - · --~-~ =;...-_ SUN., MON. ond TUIS. : Motch 29-30-31 .. "TAKE HER, SHE'S MINE" ,, ~k! ~ cia~tk Soft Coal Miners Hiked $1 per Day ! Exciting Fashions for Easter! cofot4 .•. ·women's Coats 1 1 I ·.,:.... .. , 19·50 to J 9· 50 only 2.99 · EASTER BONNETS The Shoe Box ll owers Say Happy Easter With '·· FRESH FLOWERS ·,·: . ·from FRANCIS! Lovely Fresh Lilies Potted Plants Beautiful Corsages Flower Arrangements Francis' fiowers Is the perfect way A gift of to say "Happy Easter." j Order today. You'll like our blooma - loc:ally" grown In our green· house, ,always fresh. ORDER TODAY! -· ............ ·FRANCIS FLORIST ,....... .,., , PNna WV 2-2644 . .. &r.li"'Y .. 1., MAll't $TRIIT ;Rei. WY 2-6232 PGIIMroy, 0. ¥1i.lll~"·~ PlOfl YiY 2 69D Mainly About straws and patent leather trims. See them now. Mn. Dorr Boao and M r 1. Clair Boao and children, Stevie, Vickie, Tommy and Bonita, al Great Bend were Tburaday gueata 0( Mr•. Dessle l'lltter· . I Mrs. WUUam F. Clark, Mro. Cllffard Leifheit and Mn. 011· ver Clark were Friday baslaees visitors II! Perkersburg, W. Va. Mr. and Mra. Richard Vap Meter and daughter, returned Ill Uielr home, Hobart, I D d. Thursday, after spending I days with his mother, Mra. bel Vao .Meter, who accompallo them home for a visit. Mro. JobG F. Bally and daojbtera, 1\lra. ·Ruaa Watson lllld Mrs. Bertha ScoU 'Visited Sa.. urday afternoon at Pl. f'lei... Jl ant, w. Va. with Mr. lllld Mra•. William Knight and farnUy. Rlcllard Knight, aon . ol Mr, IIIII Mro. William Knllbt of Pl. Pleaaanl, W, Va. underwent an apjlelldectomy Saturday nl Pleasant Valley boopltal. Mrs. Geneva Joeclllm · llpelit the weekend In Belpre wltll · daughter and fiOIIoin-law, and Mrs. Howard Wolfe !amUy, who aceompaaled ' b • r 1 home, Cll Sund Mrs Y· J1Uam Scott Folmer l!J>Ont Dlilg and s.lurday tn on bualneaa and pie~· • Mro. SCOtt Jell lodltvll for awe,k'a Pa. wltll bei' ler-Jn.law, UJI!'~ and ·~0)-, Coiumbtit• il SUITS > and dark stripe er suits In -tills gtoup: Tops In sty!inl, all!l fabi rlcs, many styl's to Stt Our Beautiful .I 25·00 49JO ,, ' . pj~, ~ver~ . Girls' ·Dresses .Qf 'rl)eM . lieeutlful aeloctlon ot~at ilberfeldt. ·rmc"j- ·~~;:i¢eo · r.,..t idmaiij:Joeiet .,._, ohlrto l. i P -.!••· ·'"'"•1 w;...w, ~u1 . r J J . ,' ' . .. . 1 -..t' thli choose from. to $election Of New .L•to · • ..,._ IUD , "1Mt,~1 ~-!II~'. ::. ~;;/··!.2· .0:·· £1!~: ~~ J~ 1'011 WOMEN'S Beautiful a I ! .wool IIliis liOIL 1011 . ' large brim shiny People In Pomeroy er.~~~. iu':w. neth and New For EASTER and After/ for ' ' •• j, ,, ~··~•: ·. / •· ' ' . r . , ~ I' p j •. r l.!.t ., �·~· ... ,.. ·•········ - , ' . f ' \ 4U. STABS "t • '' .' ...,;..--~----"""11 .· .,. . . ........... ·•llllwiell lllou.ld co en lop ol or emter "'Did·you.- ln the paper: , t Dectora llave lliscovered that hu• the wiener ended in a brawl aDd a ll'lr· ballda and ~ un be allergic to eacb JUiL (Sorry, apiciii'WII, but the judie other. (THIS·Ji a discovery! The MDs never did laY. where tbe· onion should blame aucb things as dandruff and face ' powder. (We've heard ·lhet strange lip· go.) e A baMbaU pil)'er wbo _&its ,50,000 ¥tick marks will do It, too.) a year bat bean off•red a. tJ,OOO bonus e A eollep ]ll'llfessor announces it is if he will keep hil weight down so be now pollible to earn a doctor of pbilosocan play better. He aracioualy accepted pby degree wiUlout Iatini a course in (Thil guy is reaUy hlg.) tbe offer. pbllosoplly. (Well, just as long as It e A criminoloeiJt warns tbat lddll doun't spread to medical schoolS.) wbo are spanked for beiJJ&IIIIUCbiJ may e Cleveland, Ohio, learned almolll li- arow up to become murdenn. (Leave multaneoualy from two U.S. aovernment burealll tllat (1) it baa a bi&her average 'em unspanked 10 tlley arow up to be tnnual funily Income tllan N11w York, merely inaufferable.) e And In IWnoll a eoed. bu noled. Cbleaao or DetrOit ua (2) lu banlr:ruptcy out a cow In a aplrited net for CUIIpua llave lnereUed 1,000 per cent In charity queen. (Nothln& belli a pretty .- \., Hearings Signal Fight iiJ'l-not even a pretty cow.) We aay it aaaln: A country that e a n • An arp,ment between two aour· turn out newa lite tbla can't be all bad! meta ov~ wbttller the onion in a hot doc wltll.) ·crossro~ds HAM CONTEST NAME ADDRESS - - - - - - . . . CITY - - - - PHONE _ Downie-Gross, Inc. Le.,... Spare a Thought for Casey : ..-· Just Loose Ends Between· RoyaIs Move Big Frank Taking up Glove Into Philly on 1.0 Edge M"' ~~;::•e.:z.:u ~.~:~mentation Pomeroy, Ohio You may be lucky! Clip out this "egg-coupon" and flU out your name and address on it . . . deposit It In "Easter Ham Box" at Downie-Gross. No purchaae necessary and winner will be notified. Drawin& Friday, March 27 at l p.m. DOWNIE-GROSS "HOME OF ARROW SHIRTS" ' ly DOIOIHY KII.CfALLIN ··~ ' ., .... - '· .. SCORES Grapefruit League Standings 11 Chlcgo (A) 202 201 WI:- t 11 1 Short, Bennett (5), Balda:hun NATIONAL LEAGUE (8) ·and 'Dalrymple. Howard, n w. L, Pet. Horlen (4), Fisher (7) and Me- San Francisco ..... IS 2 .116'1 Nertney. Winner-Howard. to. St. Lwil ............ 8 2 .800 -Bb~ HRa -: Gonzalez, Nl- Mllwaukee .. .. .. .. ? 2 .118 cbolsoll, McNertney. Pillahurl .. .. .. .. .. 6 2 .750 At Jill. MJ111'"r HouaJna .. .. .. .. .. .. e S .116'1 N. York (·A:) 110 0011 000- 2 I 5 CIDclmaatl ........... I 4 .600 Plttshrgb 100 511 Ots- t 11 0 Chlcqo .. .. .. .. .. .. ? 5 .583 Sheldon, HamUtoa (8) . Aai&elea ........ 4 3 .5n Howard, Blancbllrd (3). lu. New Yort ........... 4 5 .444 ........ 4 5 .444 Slat (8), McBean (II end 1011. Winner -Law. 1.-r LI!AGUE Sheldon. HRa -Howard, .... ••.. .. 5 4 .551 cell, Qenclenon, Maerostl. .. .. .. .. .. • ? e .487 AI Braclentoaa: . .. .......... 4 I .too Cincinnati Oll 351 100-11 14 York .......... 4 I .400 K""' · Oty 000 SOli GOO- 3 5 .. -· ..... 4' 1 .too Nichola. Dickson (5), . . . s 5 .375 (I) and Smltb, Campbell. Krauaoe, SturdiYant (5), (I) and Edwards, lluncaD WI nile r - Nlcbols. I.-r Krause. ,liRa -JoluiiCIII. Queen. Smith.. . . At Ill. Peteubwq Housion GOO 020 20'1-ll 15 St. Loull 001 000 11»- 2 ? Oireaw, Woodesbict (7), ...B4GUB Grote~~~::! BEHRJ'S Taylor (f)(7)andand Sadectl Ricketts (1). Winner Loser -Bfosllo. Yart T. Hoia 1 MaW. J. C<w1gbamooJr L•.KennedY Q, Gerdner J. Reed · 3M . 414 401 W 4112 A Ull., '11 N.Yort (N) 201 1m 100-7 11 3 Minn. · oot C 0111- e t IWJdfcap lU J'liher, Selma (?), Bauta (I) TOTAL %141 and Taylor. Stllftian, RogenI; Leot I. Polllla I burlt·(l), lloneU ·(I) and · Me' I IIJaJft W•· . Calle. WJnner -ll'lllalt. ,. . G. Mitch .110 SUJIIIIII. HR-Alii!M!Q, C. Altlre 441 AI lnllllllle1 J. P. &uh • San Fran. . . . . . . . 7 11 C. TtaDIDI Ml Bolaion ooo 01o- , . D. llhlhsn see O'Dell, pwty Cll and . Bd4~r.j TQTAL WI Stephenlaa, l•mabe (I), , " • I. .,_ .. ,... • .. ley (I) and 'l1Jiman' Wtnn. · O'DelL Looir''· 'Sia(obl t e · AlM... I • . CltM!Ind .. i * ChJGiu .Jolm, (N) · Loa Angeles ........ 4 7 .384 Mianesota • .. .. .. .. • 2 ? .22:1 Basion ...... ........ s 12 .2011 Kansu City ......... I I .Ill ' (Stanclincs Include onlygames between major league 1e41111 ond do not Include panes againat minor league teama or "8" games.) Moodey'a llelallar Wasblni~Dn 7 Loo Ang. (Nl 3 Chicago (AI t Plllla. 1 Pittsburgh t New York (A) Z Cincinnati 11 Kansu City S Boston 11 st. toula z New Yort (N) ?, Minn. I San Jlrancillo ? Basion 4 Cleveland 1 Chleqo CNJ 5 Milwaukee 4 Detroit s ~hte:!~opr~~..ankle~li: Wednesday nlgbt wben the two clubs resume thetr aeries In Onc!DnatL The St. Loull Ham can wrap up their dll'illon playoffs Wednesday wben they Journey to Loa ' Angelea lor a game with the Laken. 7he wbmer of thla aerlea oppOiel the San Jlranc[f. co Warrion for the Western Utle. i' .. ExmBmoN Ph'Ja~~~~ 000 oro- 2 I .., •--------..,! Voice of Broadwav ••• reporting The Celebrities lnslden predict "major and minor ebaqgea" in the forthcomln& production of "Hamlet," Richard Burton starring .. A tamoua and respected sports figure tells friends: "Don't be surprised if Floyd Patterson becomes the first three-time champ In beavyweiJ!it boxillg history." He, and many ot'*''famous atblet11, believe tbat if Clay·_- q t It when he said he'4 fight PatteiiOUOr 4Jarity, Patterson has a rood CIIMlCe of beating Tbe Noisy One . . Friends of actress Carol Lynley and her husband, Michael Selaman, ue nervously awaiting the Upcomln& custody suit. IFJiey fear tbe headli~Jea wUl burt everyCiile involved in tbe sa'cl tug.of.wl'r . . Arlene Francis iS switch· In& her , populu lnlel!til!w sbow from WOR to CBS: ·•!• • ' The famlly of br. Sam Sheppard, currently serving a prison SeJ!tence in Ohio for the bruW murder of Ills wife, -.re oplimistit that hi& · ilwyera' latest moves will set him free within tbe next 4S daya. If it happens. Dr. Sam will Immediately become pllintiHrin.sult that will make ·Louis Nize'f's . "CUe of Ubel"' seem like fore . .,chicken-feed . .. Si~er BiUy DauieldW \fill!ling th011e ul· cer IIDnlea acain . .'~~(j'Jf:(lomniissioner M - has any pteat ;*Cents, they'll tell Jl!m tbro:. he cav, th,4 .. p more publiCity ,nd atte.ntloll tlia!i .tbat big 11ign would have &arnered. U ~''d ~lligned 10 top people to bee space for it. No matter wbat bappeu from here on In tbe aroeery cbaali bas &otten Ita . money'• worth from the aillft--lbanla to !lfr, Moats. . •• • • John· ("don't call me .Ucob") Astor was sipping chan!paln~ with :1 ciamorou1 ltrawberry blonde at .the Stork Clbb the other nlcilt. but non'· :M · lite regulars could lderitlfy ber . .. -' 'tin Pan. Alley is a&OI over the rumor that two of tbe bigbest music publishlnJ firms-Hill I< Jtanae .IUICL MIU. Musie-4re fllrtin1. , It could wiiad Lip In a · mulli.mi!Uon-dollar deal ... Anita Loos' memoln will be publllbed In two vvk,uiaes; <s)le has · so mal\)' fuclnallng_ al).~Cdotes to relate about .her life from 'the days beft:ire "Gentlemen P,•fer Blondes" until now. And abe'uuda a ·darlina tbat if the biog Is bousht· ci_nty by )ler personal friends, lt11 be a best-seller the flrat week it comes out. An lar.1eli rocket .,,dentiSt bas comf up with a dlac:overy ,1Jiat .!)I•Y abUt up ' NEVADA TEST SITE. Nev. I._..;;;;;;;,;;;,;;~-~~~ (UP!) - Tbla sprawling backJ• yard nuclear proving ground TAMPA, Fla. (UPIJ-Baoe- bas more llum m mllllon in HAGERSTOWN, Ind. IUPII-. "Such a ~ •. I'm a.m. a1on II lilted by the Btltlab lloJ;. done. lila auspentdon ean be llell the perileipelloa aport permanent facUlties spread oot I Testimony at thls week's W<JUid be a serlaus vto1a•to.1 of 1ng Boani of Control and tbt Ufted only by the Brltbb hoard nlller thaD l>loeball tho •pee- over 1,100 square miles. Located 60 mlles southeast of Ing bearillp in our roles," the executln •., •...,. WBA, Hindman dilcloaed. Moreover, Sonny ean not ' Iaior sport wiD be the pow..Lss Vegas, its main actlvtUes IJ.C., Ia practically certain · 1ary cootlnued, "beeauH It Sonny was a~spended recentlY 111 New Vorl< slate, Where lUI new !heme ot a utlenal are the testing of special weadecide whether the World mJsbt cas• 8118Picion on the by the Btltl8h hoard for bia aJ- bes no license. weekly television ope<tacular JIOIIll underground and developlng Association <WBA! fight. 11 mtght lesd JM!OIII.e to leged !allure to go through with Ed Lao!11118n of ·Miami Beach, beiDI otudled by tbe major wltndraw recognition of believe tluat the Lllllln cam~ the Jut ewo exhibitions on a preoident of the W8A ' has leapt' ...,Dilttee oa televi- ment of nuclear powered rockets lor the U. S. space program. Ciay'a heavyweight title. didn't think Liaton was In good flv&-exhibltion tour of the Brit.- ommended that tbe WBA aloa. Hindman dHu'llled today. shape fo• tJ>. bout." 'lab Isles, Hindman up~. draw title recognition tram Presldento Warnn lllndman of Ha,..,.town lo Regardleas of the teatlmony, '!ben the Brilllb hoard. whlcb because ot the pre-fight Gllea ADd Joe Cronin BDDOUJ>o QUESTIONS rcutlve oe-:reta") of the · however, there wm be no eooperatea c I o ael y with the lrllf!l with Liaton'a ootllt ctd Moaday tluat program Ia NEW YORK (UP!) - Gems 1 ar~ the hub ot all Its actlv chance of a return Clay-Liston WBA, asked for SoMy'a 81Upen- "cOnduct detrimental to preporlllc a package for n• of inquiry received from young I "In my oplruoo these ~~~~~~~itle~fJgb~t~un~tJ~I~Sonn~~Y:!'•~-~pen.~_!sl~on~by~the~~WB~A-and~~tlua~t~w~as~lng!-~"=~===--=.:_= Ilona! televloioe •a• ben I'!IH>unmlttee bu.rlnga, made by the television com- readers by editors of the Book of Knowledge: llllj tciday, wlh he Ill£ most mlttee. Plano now are lor tbe "I hall to make a 30 minute r.'!.1.~nlflndmt In thane saldll)story. "not"' program to be offered to llle television oetworko and odver- speach on girls. I don't know 30 minu~es worth of girls talk. :t:to till MonWould you please help me?" month'l Clay "The objetUvea of the -"1 would like to know how metcb, but becau,. GREEN BAY. Wis. (UP() -~ Bavasl oa1d at llfllm will he to 1ive broader to build a 60-foot sailboat out definitely bring about Only I "few ]...., ends" stood Beach Fla., he WU -erago of lbe national come of concrete." eontro1 of the sport." In the way today of a retum to ,,' -"Do cats have feelings?,. Despite wld•~-•d beseball by Frank Howard, and qed by the possibility tbst B• United Preas loteraatlaul and to place special empha-~Howard would pia this ••• ' sla •• attracting tbe yonlb of of Clay's cruaadlna for Loa Angeles Dodger General Y ~soo. The ClncinnaU RoysiS bring 11 Btaek Muslim Manager E. J. '(Buzziel Bavul based on reports he received the National Basketball Asso- partlclpatln1 lbe counary to baaeball aport," lbe leaa·• • Ilindmao said, the was de termlned to tie them to. during the weekend from Green ctaUon's moll valuab.Je player oe preoldento oald iD a poebreak t..ue tor Caulua ,,.11 gether. Bay. and rookie of the year plus a pared atotemeot. t"""""'"y aboUt the aDeg:otl $5I Howard, the bJc Dodger out- Howard'• change of heart ev· 1-0 playoff record Into Philade~ GOO cootrsct with 1 aatounded basehall peo- ldenUy occurred the phla'a Convention Hall tonight, orcanllatlon b e ad e d by pie Jut week when he aald he weekend. His wife aald where they bope to Lake one GOLFERs TO MEET clvlmpton. IJatoo. wu retlrJni becauoe of "per· he bsd received a win lrom more step toward an Eastem Wednesday. March 25th Ceatenda Vlol8tltn sonal problems." But he aald Bavasl. Division showdown meeting ?:30 p.m. there wm be a meet- I 'Hill rontract allegedly at bia home here Monday he TI1.e 11-foot-8 one-time Ohl!l with the Boston Celtlcs. lng at the Pomeroy Golf Llsion'a oo!lit the right to prp. "woiltd play this •easoo"-lf he State basketball alar loald The Royall meet the 78ers In to elect olficers and make mote Clay's next fight If Clay and Bavaal could a(ll'H on hail a long talk with the second same ol a beat-of- plans lor the coming year. the title from Soon)'. thlnga When !bey bsd their Macklin, an neaatlve of five series which will determine scheduled telephone cooveraa- Bay Pack.aglng Corp., a wba Ia to meet Boston for By law. uranium 235 cannot 1 lion lo!jay. firm lor which Howard Eastem tltlo and a berth Ill the be sold but is )eased by 1 h o "I bave no Idea What Bavaal In the ofl-10a111111. NBA final playoffa ver1111 AEC for $25 a gram. and I will talk lbout," llid "I blew he would be Westem Divlaion clu:~:;urtl Howard. pletely Impartial and give Cincinnati, whOile The scbi;>perke dog generally "I want to ploy," he aaid. some sound advice," said star Oscar Robertson 11 horn tailless. "But lint I'd like to kick ard. "'11lat'l tbe way II aujmed Sunday as the ~:;~I r-.:----iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~l By Ulllled Preoa·lntel'llllll-' around a few thlnga with Ba- out. Mr. Macklin made me aee MVP to earn the club's ~ .U ·1'11Dpllltl ·Beaeb: vaal; I don't know What he has the light. He oak! tbsl 1 was tudlvldual award alter forward JUST IN I Your Los Ang N ~ 010 0110 - 3 10 1 on bia rnJnd. I'm ready to go new to the paper .business and Jerry Lucas had captured rookWa"!J·000 330 lOx- ? 11 do1111 to Vero Beach (the Dods- tluat !hero wu a lot to Jearn Je bollora. II tbe only club t:Opy of 1964 iUUI Sherry; Rieber! (6) and Tor- ers• Florida spring training about It, tluat It would take the NBA thil year to hold 'a aeborf; Bouldin, Koplltz (I) bese), I hope Bauzzle feels the some time. My best future Ia In ries edge over Boston. Brotnley. Winner -Bouldin. same way l do." baseb•ll" Adrian Smith, one of the RoyLoser -8lterry. HRa -sto... als' main outside shooting ron (2). Brown, threats, will be aldellnes to. t••• is yean. (More money to co banlr:rupt one life was loll. As almost everyone !mew at one time or another, Cuey Jones died at tile tllrot· tie of his IWnola Central locomotive In . 1n 1ccident at Vaughan, Mila., April $0, 11100. He was immortaJIJed throulb a aonc written by T. Lawrenee Seibert and Eddie Newton. Chancel are tbelr btrthdaya wert forcotteu, too. Such II fam.. . Helen ~elp U~~ - Oddballs? They ltJ.ake News, Too Amerlei.W" 11aat famou1 railroad enlineer Caaey Jones - or at least bla memory - one of thoae clever "Oopa, I teraot!" birthday cards. For tile lOOth anniverury of hil blrtb wu allowed to slip by March U with UtUe or no reco&niUon. despite the facl that praetlcally no one ever aatned aucb fame from an accident in which only .,,._ . ~I)) YOUR HOME BEAUTIFUL Hundreds of color ldaas for walla, woodwork, dra· pery, ond carpetinlll A groat "locHon of decorating styles and ideas from top delignerai Unique do·it·youroalf doc· orating projects for low cost, olfectivo decoratinal A section on "IX• COWBOYS IIGN 'I'IIR£E D.\I,LAS (UPlH-'Jbe Dallas CowiJ<Ifl "have lliped lineman Bob w01111a1t llid am Sctude II and quarterback Jake ,JaQO!lt as free qents lor tbe liM loo~-11 baUoeuon. _...:;._;_ ' ._ DIG BUILDERS SUHLY COMPANY II ., Phono WYU741 N. W Ae. I MltflloJifll, 0. Today's the day! You pick the DodJe. You (li(k ' tilt priu.lefyour wne pick -lhtcolor. Do it all In one triP-bidaY I Where? At TIM! .Dodp lltlys'. They've been plealing lots of car buye11 (and their wives) ialeiJ. Salts m up 28" over the ,CIJmptllble periOd last yur. Now they'" dltltina lllr an Mfl. blUII•inCilne. . 1 ans~yin cars The Dodge Boys sell, the more JOU savt. They've got the staQdard-sizt Dadge priced ·with good old "Car P' and "Car C." Chec:k the campee! Dart, too. And thebie Dodge 8lt Dn top of that. The Dod&t Boys back Mil' deal wHh a wony.llae 5-y•r/50,Jm.nlili war· · 1anty. • Best i~'ll*~nea. The llodp Boys · are great au'Yile lltltillness wiili. YourM love 'em I ,l' -. . ' ' �. ' ) ~D.Uy M,inly, Abocd People In ; ( 'I J ~ ' • SeDtlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Mar. U,· 19M ' P.rote,cteq by_ a CLIP THE HAM COUPON 'FREE lwsp_ttabzatwn . plait that · lS.guaranteed reoewable for l!f~, the man BRING IT TO MOORE'S ( to see is your . manfrom . Nationwide: MAX WARD '~ 4~ - V"' 115 E. 2nd HAM CONTEST _ __ _ Pameroy PHONE _ _ Moore's Store Pomenay, Ohio Clip out this handy "egg coupon", fill it out and deposit in Easter Ham bo~ ln our store. No p~rchase necessary and winner w11l be notified. Drawmg Will be held Friday afternoon, March 27 at 1 o'clock. Coni est rules are posted in O\lr store. ORDER ' ~· CASH Baker MOORE'S ' HOME OF COOPER TIRES Now by Phone ,' "JJ POMEROY WY 2·2848 CASH an $200 500 Monthly hyment LOAN 10.66 26.67 4G.92 $1300 1500 1700 u·--· 100 CASH Mon!hly Payment 47.30 53.87 60.A5 17 MON1111111MJ Shop with cash. Save money. Pay bills, Have ody one convenient monthly payDlellt. Have more money for yourself. Call for cub ... as much as $2000. It's · reucmable .aJid confidential ' ' - • NNANt:ING OHIO I'EOI'U SINCE 1912 D - .. Everyday, ~~_.~ ·pe~ple glve.JDore r:eiiSons :. ·, I ,I ..,I, ' SPEC:IAL . • ID8Cial· oner En•s March.31111 Here's your oppartunlty to by ou~ in your own home, •n automatic Gas Clothes Dryer! Have It Installed now, while winter w"ther's ~ ilJ worst. Use the dryer far 30' diYS. Test Itt ~~imi~Ct. If, at the end of lht »<lay trial perlocl, JOL! are not satisfied with the perforll)llnce of the di)'Sr, tell· your il"ltr 1nd the '·, ( I cltyer will be picked up lnd returned to the store. Don't miss thla ~olque Olll~~~~lt(VI ' ~ , I .I IW&t;ll•ll . . •·• _.fl.Y111~.11Y • ·•••••m ' "· "'··~ f' .·'·.· . I .. . " A.. . ,_ ~i L. -..r~ ~--'~·' .. ' ' ... . ., ·~· I I I. ,. !If ,. . '· I Hospitil News if . xou wa"t to be EASTER \ ' Pomeroy YOUR ' ' loiJII:.. ' �\ 1'1111., us •lfc Pomeroy Motor Co. ''of 11 I ,.., Dry Clelntne and Shirt Leunclry 1960 Olds "88" 4 Door $1595 10 1111. Dry Clunlne $2.00 1959 Chevrolet 4 Door $995 2 SIGNS Ads Get Resu Its. OP QUAliTY I. ·' ' 1958 Ford Fairlane 500 - 4 Door Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. ' POMEROY, OHIO Tba publllbtr ""•~on t.b.a r1Jbt to 1411 or re.lact any ad• dl'alllf'd ~lonablfl Error• abou.ld bJ awported tmaftl.lat.~tly Tha publlJiher ww not ba r~spon!!lbla for more tbaa ona tncarreet IJUI!ort.IOIII For Sa~e RATI:8 iO canta II Centa per word for Thr•• .,Dil· ln~erl'lon• . It~ Dlacolllnl on pllll 1111 anCI 1141 Nlilt wlttllrl 10 111)'1. CARD OF TQ.A.NKS & bolrd Millon, W. Va. Sbe aace helped a IIIIWia company, and there'a no reuon abe cooidn't J111ke tbe televlllon mouse roar 1 llttlt. "Mr. Ed" 11 about a taJttc horse. SUnday nl(bt, Mia West, In a rare vlde,o appearance. wa brouiM Into 1111 . , . by havinl ber IIIIo: the IIane's .._ or (Alen YOUI!8) to redeolln her i1abJu In Ji'nllcll Pn'llbctal atyle. She made ber entrance at YOW!('s bomt by I1Tivlnc wllb three handsome Yaunl men. "Believe It or not," abe told them, "I aotta aet a man about • bam." Dressed to tile loelb, and llnltlinc her llulf, • was welcomed to the liame 111111 Ins vlted to Ill dowll. ®·""'. Vf'. Wed., Masr. 25, 1'964 7 P.M. HARRISONVILLE GRANGE HALL For Rent LIVE EASTER bunnies . 4 LARGE rooms and bath Norman Rose, WY 2--6710. Syracuse. Phone WY U193 3 24 5tc write Booc 111, Syracuse. ::F::R::E-::E-;-LO=-AN;:;-o--;fc-coucc:r 3 24 3tc Carpet Shampooers with our·· I:---;:;= chase of Blue Lustre poo. Baker Furniture, Micldle-1 port. 3 24 6tc For Want Ad St'rvtca I Centa pf'r "'ord, on~ lru~ertlaa wouth•• :::,.; :::':'ll :':~ ::._~ !'wdrabalnkk"" "i DAilY vision. . aeb alloat 18 ABC CLEANERS & SHIRT LAUNDRY Spotless clean Interior, beautiful 2 tone green flnlab, all good tires., automatic trans., VB eneine, R&H. Real abarp and nice. CANCELLATIONS COB.R.ECl'lONS WUI 1M acrepted l!lfltil II:OC lt.. 111. F• DI;IJ' Of Publlll'ltioa llEGULATIONS teuumum Cha.r.-a $795 DIICOUNTIPICKUP & DILIVIIIT ns.ss.u OBrl'U· lt.RI'ES - 11.i!S fGr 50 word min· lmWD. J:acb addlUonal wor.:J lc. OFf'ICE HOURS 1:30 lt.. M. to '~ P M. O.ll:r S.tarday -8:30 A.M . lo 12;00 nooa IT'S SO EAS'Y Television Revue ..,.... 011 an -~t3:~ '19 brl!ll lldnp 'to • doH, terly. End" ~ ••• , . Mr. Ed IIDaiJy decided .. End" ., • ..,. ..,. ~~ llull Ill tbe pomP""" meotJ for tbe dl'N"eloa _. bact to YOUDio ••slued lltfn Sa%17 HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Milt "Honey," obe uld, "yoo dOII'tl :j;~ l»w yoo really oeparat8 llped tbe i-t 6t _ . • West turned up 8liiiUy IIIPl ,._ lit doom Ill IIIII 10ft. tbe mm from tbe boys. race tor the caJlfomla U..o.l on Clls.TV'I -~·~~C~~'!_!Swtiii~~~~Tbe~;,!nlil~~cr;:at~c~:_;-~~torlal~~own~ .~~.D~'~IIon.~ llo~iiiiY'aciC and made twit"Mr. yearnEd" for lll'liL her tt IU'I!diQII'OOIII Allied 111ow Clllly." illo lll,ed II have a litualloo comedy of ber llamoroue abe replied: ~Pool- ............. z-... VB engine, Powerglide, power lteerln&, radio and heater, good whitewall tires, .saddle finish, . PJ:ADLCNJ:I l •ltO P . M. DIJ' Belen PubUcatloe Mooday Dndbne ll:OO 4. K.. · Mcmdu Society Notes I Hour C......... Alio1'inti ""' . _..,.,. Local owner, clean interior, jet black bniab, H7dramatic, power steering, radio and beater. WANT AD INFORMATION • MIJI Well IIIIo llutnlete4 thlll ~ Jlftll ~ t. tile lbe bone be liven ~ dent will be M 'I d ~ Ibala. Wl!oa be v ', • fiii'IDOI' boldon ol lbe . . ......., "Gift IIIIa a U.. Plern 8 • • . . . JIDIOI ber, 10 IIILiioerocl: ~Y!II. I "lmowlscu,sslngj yoo can't prove It" ~her attracUon to men In form, the Nld: "I even up Wltell I "" a rood In man." At any rate, YOUD('a bone II lmpl1 I 11 by the fact that Ml!a Weal's stables are ao elepn~ and be decides to run aw"'' to her 111111 alit to be adopted. '111111 be dou, urtvlng at bel' step with a sign ai'OIIIIIi neck explaining he la a Ung. Mlsa West takes him ln and hu cle men give him a CROSSWORD I.=· = .. 4 IW! . ,..,. ..... .•o-.,...., --..., :r.,.,..~ . ..,... 41.CifoT: Noli. U. •::1 ~--= a 77-et 11.11'.. -l.lqaid I J4U.. . , :11.-~ t . -· :,I& Aid: L. an *• •="a 7 11.. r alo 8 , aM !J, • 1 -; JI U; ... , •. II 1;~1:,; '.' -·'}~-!~' II ::j' ' ',., ·• III I' T' <.;r ;J'.' ., . .. _ ~ '.' 1• I=J :•.I.R l 1 ·...··.: I• ... ~-~ .. - ·-· • J' ·: ~-~1=- ~r..,~ ib . .To- - 7 '.. • • • r} ' : ~ .-i ! ~ : lj r.;,, • r.1 111 "' .: :r.; -'! '-' ··~ u /"""1; • • ·, , , .. 11 ' " ' · II ~ •• • •~•; u ·~;: ·::~ It~~. . fi" a i. &U!It &D 11 s ::~• ·!· ~ ·: ~ ~l'.' n ' • .._ : t ..,. ad" •::. ·- lt..... 2 ·p ;;..;;·::-~ bath. "I want ble coat to loot lib a full.Je.ogtb mink, • lbo aald. She then sprayed blm ,..,._., llhl DOted. a-~~~~~~~ 1'0 PJ...It.CE A RESULt PRODUCIJVO ' WANT !t.D PHONE WY 2:2157 Lunch Served By The Harrl10nllllla Gr•111• · NOT IIIIPONIIILI POl ACCIDINTS LIQUID NITROGEN MEETING WED., MARCH 25 NOTICE! Anyone having Personal Property in ctJStody of Lh• late Dayton Ashworth :ali for same at the Jew· ' lry Store on Saturdays. St., Middleport. U IDterested see owner. S 10 t!c 8 P.M. I Landmark Store, Pomeroy FURNISHED apartment, 5 U:>arn tht> la1Ps1 inrorm<Jtinn on roomo and bath. Middleport. liquid nitrogen. its u~es and apWY ~4. 31 tic plirations . I Door Prizesl Refr•shrnentsl Don'! Min 111 Bring A Fri•ndl FIVE ROOM IIOUSE. Clu1s~<tel I At Landm•rk Store Pomeroy Beegle. 2 11 tfc u..:...::r."" ,_.._..,_,_.~o.oo Sale Concluct.d By DAIU' Ol&fi'iVQGX>iZ- Ren'sllow In wortr Itt B. J. LEFFLER SALES and SERVICE Ia LOa&JI'I:LLOW All11'DL&A.I.X& J: ~.,_-IPf'Pou ...,,.:;::. ,:~:::_~~:::" tltlphioo, tbo ....... ODd fGt '~M ol lilt S.Ch day tht eodl! ltttela IIH ''7 , - .lilnieo d · A lltjpl & 'l I I D li D Lo OTLI:IOB 811: PO'I8 81t'.'" 'fZDLL Rl'f • .1.111: ... I:VR RJI: . . . ' ~ QltBX r 1 rk;•Oi;;t 4 L!IZUIOW'~JINI.Jl:I1~Ril·li«p. • a: '&llli rAI""'Ra JOBM ___ _ , BIUGlf!' .. 7 .., r ,·.. WMPO Radio MONDAY TIIIW I'IIIDAY 1:10 Sip 011 fiiWI , 1:11 Sacnd !hart .' ...... ' . . : 'RADIO ~~=~~~~~DU S:ot Q>m-IIJ: Newa ~~.~ !'w.0118~ -:~= s:.:;:: • ·. J " .I'. IIONDAY $:al •. - ·-·-. 7 31 Mualcal Clock 7 46 '1'111 IJie!IN 8 110 (ll!lo VaRey New! S·tJ; ·w..,ld, N••l News 8:10 Spaita 7:41 'nle Lifeline 8:11 Oblo V.U.., Ne1111 •=• -----·- TWO 5 ,'room houses with acre- 11:15 World News 3 S tfe 3874. 0Dmman1tJo Nna Talk of the Town ~ Caanty New• , Family Worslllp Hour Pliblle ·Servioa IO:JO Latcbstrlng 10:16 World Nelia . 11:011 Morning Melcilues (~ Ff!d"'', Cburiib· Belli! Rlnll Unfurnished house, 4 1'001111, utility and bath. 1655 Point Lane, Pomeroy. Phone WY ,_ 11:11 MuoJi Qiunl7 N.... 12·110 CommunltJ Newa 0:16 l.ocll :Hen ' . ·.; d:10 Mli'keta ge. 12 milos on Rt. 33. Ideal for summot lod(es. LY Z. ll'llR SALE 8130, At.hons. 3 21 3tc GIBSON·Kay·Harmony and Ampltliel'll, Z4 monllu! 465 ACRE dairy farm, 1110 ac· pay. see or caD Tllflii Jewelres tjlleble, 75 acres of pa&- ers, Point Pleasant, W. Pbone 50, BiD Wellman, ture, 'large dairy b&rn & WUtiamaon. tan~; 2 - 14 x 35 silos, comfortable house and tenant hou,s~ ll'ltb free gas. J o b o lawn and shn:ba lrom Mr~oy, Phone WI 9-3655. with ARAB U-dl)oit 3-IUtp trate. King Bulldero Co., Middleport, Ohio. 22t U:ll Nld 0V .l!l'eatblt· , E.~ BuUetlil 8olftl 12::111 0:15 0:.30 12:411 NOWI 0 Gralni AcJ1culture Agenl Caunlr7 Go Jii.m6 J:ll Newa Beat I: Ill CamtrJ Go R..-ld 1:51 NIWI Beat J:OO t.l'1 Take a llrHII 1:16 Newa Beat f:Oll Dllcml wllll Doli uo~. - \ -c lltb JiiMu • k • IIC. lllda ...,..., P I NJ . ..... wt ' M'fl • • 11!1 Wsntecl To I - ···:'":_;;-":,;'!'' . '·. - -;.·"';.' ., ... · ·.>?,t!.:v~ ~~ .,.k:_il~':'l'o¥.~,11~" ·. t""t..:..:i~t"1'ltf->"·''· ".~. .... ··: ... " ' .. ... ,. ........,. ....... , ,.~ I .. ......' ··-· ,• ~ ···--i~ 1 ,_ l ' . World, Nelllw!al News I: 10 Sporto ~ I:U' Weall!lr Pll!lure I : M Musicill Clock 8:55 Newa • :110 lltiiJejf Clol$ ' ('I'ues.,Thuro.) 7:50 Newa Report 8:GIJ Bruldaol Patty 8:15 Brttbt Star SIJaw:Thun. 8:l!fl Van Plll'ldl Sporto 8:411 Baker FurnlturO:Wed-.ll'rl J;55 Open 1:00 Neww us Olllee Willi Janet 8:45 Be~ Ne10:0!1 Ubtl I ll.J A11ac. a.u.. . 1:35 Jal!ll, lfarmtc· ··' "'" , 8:45 Couatry Expr41!11 , 7:05 Breakfast Party ' ;. t:lS J«M Buldi .Shft · 11:15 1be Geod Llf• It:S 14'* In 'lho Air " ll:tO Ulldllr Oblo Stl.. 10:45 This Is Music 11:115 Top T1!n Shoir . 11:35 Top :reu Show (OutiGIU!) 12:00 Nom NIWI /, 12: 1i Mulcal ~lldt 12:30 1:00 1:00 l:tltl llev. Merlin Teell PiaU.. P1ttJ 8mldDIIn .Sorenada Sip ""*· 15 ::c~r:tr• :;: l,U~. = an.'f).ies. . f:lt - - · ~ i:DD S.' - dt lu1l'l1Jii;'iy-- TNII ~ l:ttq BIIIY, .Craham · 12:.!11 ~ .luli Ft'!YGU I:OO' Piatw l'lrl.f .,, _:: 4:lo 811 !'WI f:.!IJ ~ ltiWI .: :I.. . ') j, ·: ;', ' '. ..... ~ ... ou ll!NIIAy 9:ill Sclaa 6 ....,. Tline 7:20 Sip On 7:SS Army Bwr .rf:411, hiilny Wdlp B<Mil 10:01 Nen · . Coontl1 Rot Down 8:111 llerald ·" ' ;t'nllll ·Swap Sbop I:S Hour of Dtllv10:. lllflb .llcbaal lilt P&nide 70:11 Newa , ll•li ·.CIOillrJ Dllllaa M·W 1:1111 WIDp If Beolllll 11:01 'niDe Q.. Aar. ED'l'lle 11:35 Blbla Sp8ab to You U:ll cOIIIIDiillll)' A.S.C. ~JI'rl 10:00 Voice of ~ 11.1i ~ , W~'l11un- 10:35 Wllh. ~ to l'eqplt rem, 'llurllu 1· 1 11!111 9olmb7 ll,ymD 'l'IIM 'l'IDJ'a ·~·:,SJ.... d:ID ~1101! Newa . 12:U Gurleola . on.-• I:Cii Coua1rJ lluilol ''" Country Jtli:oboni : ... 1:~ .HOUr Z:to·n. Qjureb At Wed I:JO.' 'll, 'Navy Swi!IP . 2:st! , . Bli Lie J:DD 'l'be .o nw &.o S:SS Su .~;-~- S:lMJ llaP\ltl·~·a Jlo!lr I:S World Jil ,......_ 1:011 lien Oi .'~":"~ iii . .;.·'' Sparta SA1\IRDAY 7:1i Sip On. Musical Clock US Weather Picture For Sale or Rent <111 CauulrJ Jaml!oNi!. . I:IID hrm Newa . U.; Pat Buttram, M-W-F ,1; 0 Mlligl Cl Ap-. ED. 7:00 Newa 7:05 Breakfast Party 7:30 Newa 7:35 Plot~~~: Hardware Wl!i'hl, National Newa 5:30 Dinner Musicale 1:30 Sign Off 8 18 Musical Cloclc 8:16 8:00 9:16 10:110 10: a 1:11 ,- DB.-QVZZOB '. ' 1Y UUUlN VANIURIN _·::_:_. �• ·~ ......... " ..... YUJBkl ••• t'lallf) t-1&M '111111 Mil at '; J.ow IIWL 'lk: FJ eto.dJ' ... eJIIW . . nltt. j ... Miss Karen McElhinney omd ber roommates, Mlao Sandy Heinbaugh, Cleveland, an Miss Kathy Brando, Barberton, ail students of Ohio Unlvera!ty, were Friday evenlric dinner gueata of Miss McElhinney's parents, Mr. and Mra. Robert MCElhinney. Announcement wat made of the state convention to be held CIDclnnati May 15-17 , with delegates from the local chapter to be selected In April. Gall Plans were made fur initiat- Hovatter SHOP at .•• THE SHOE BOX FOR EASTER SHOES FOR tHE FAMILY THE SHOE BOX ion on April 2 when the Bethel 162 of the Internat ional Order fOr announced tentative a card party and sty- revue with final date to be or Job's Daughters ID':!'t Thurs-- set later day evening at 'he Pomeroy Tloe m~rs are selling handMasonic Temple. decorated colored Easter eggs , Mary Beth Toney , honored and orders may be placed with queen, prestded and plans were any member of the I made to attend ~hurch services The at the Presbyterian church m F 1 . will be available J r ay. Mrs. J . A. Young, Sr., left IMotlday evenln& by plane from Parkeraburs Airport far SONDRA POI'I'8 ettvllle, N. C. where lbe will Sondra Potts, daUJhter ol spend Easter with her aon and Mr. aad Mn. WIDiam Swat- family, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kenzel, ISO Bullemut-av, Pome- nedy and children. roy, Jl'llduaced from 0 hI o Mr. and ,Mrs. Earl Knight Slate UDiverally Mareb U. and Mn. M. L. WUsnn spent Miss Potts reeelved be r the week end In Columbus with bacbelor of oelenee dearee In elementary educalloa. Sbe hal ihelr d,aU&hter and aon-la-law, aocepted • leochiDJ potltloa Mr. and Mrs. Roo Halley. Mr. Knlghl attended the baaketbaU at Nortll Linden Elem""iarJ tournament In Columbus. Scbool omc1 wiD begin tdebIn& lhere Marcb 30. Mr. Broce Uoyd left by , plaoe SUDday from Charleston, W. Va., Ior N·-• ....vWe, Tenn., where be will attend the yearly sales meeting of the Genesco Shoe Company, He will be there until Thursday. Ravenswood, W. Va., Sunday April 5 al 11 a.m. Practice was The n?minating report was MIDDLEPORT, 0 . held for mspeclion lo be Thurs· With election of n~w offlday. April 16. to be held '" April. Bariiiii:::iiiii:::iiiii:::~::.;;;~~;;;_~====="il bara Riggs thanked the members for their assistance In the recent Red Cross canteen. Barbara Riggs and Judy Smttb presented the cultural program on critical appraisal of pictures. A white elephanl sale was conducted during the evening with Annie Chapman as the auctiom!er. Mlsa Lucy Amsbary, president, / Tom Rail, a llludent at Kent presided over the meeting. Hostn I State University, Is spending a esses for the evening were Sus- John Heiskell, who 1s seen spring vacal!on with his par•• Grueser and Shirley Baity. TV m · Hun ting~u •- , w, Va ., enta • Mr • and Mrs · E• 0 · Rail · CANDIES Ideliver the message at t h waa In Columbua Friday and BACK FROM OVERSEAS community Good Friday ISei'V- ISaturday to attend the baskeiA2-C William H. McCocl has ice to be beld at the tournament. Tom was rebeen In the U. S. Air force two Church of Chr!Bt. Rev. cenUy eli!Cted president of his years and just returned from Gardner will be the host pledge class of Delta Upsilon Tripoli, Africa after spending The program will lncludt fraternity. 18 months there. ' He had a 211- gan prelude and chimes by SUNDAY, MARCH 29 , day leave with his wife, the Chester Erwin, organist, Patty Lowery, Athens, apent former Joyce Swartz; his siB- the >;JOCial anthem, "PrayerWltn I ~•• week end with her parents, ter, Mrs. Donna Williamson, Forgiveness" being pres.mtedl'- and Mrs. Donald Lowery. To give Rutland and other relatives. by the host choir under the Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush and enjoy ••• : Mrs. McCool made ~r home rectlon of Mrs. Arthur and son, Eric, of Oak Hill, , the past two years With her- The opening prayer will be spent the week end ill Middle- I ; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ge n • en by th,e Rev. Howard Rup- port with his parents, Mr. and EAmR BASKET ' Swartz, 324 Beech-st Middle- pelt with the response by the Mrs. Alfred Rousb and her ~sri port. Silo! altended Sootherton choir. ents, fdr· omc1 Mrs. Dwlsb HyBeauty School In Athens. The The evening hymns will In- sell at Rutland. Mr. Rousb teaMcQJols left Thur!day enrou~ elude "My Faith Looks Up To ches 1 SUnday Sehoul cllll at Purple foil ba~ket pack~ to hts new base a. Camp La. - Thee," "Beneath The Cross of the Bradbury Church. with de ticioua OIS0!'2::1Iet1r ren In the State of Washingand "Jesus Ke;•p Me of Easter condieL ton. Mrs . .McCool plans to The Cross .. The offertory Mrs. Kenneth Byer Ia WTEI the rest ol her schooling prayer wUI be ~ven by Rev. ing in Galllpolil with her broGREETINGS wlth Rev. Donald thor .,.t slster·~law, Mr. and aox Boone leading the reaponsive Mfs. WWianl Vanco and fa~ly. Swan, Mldaleport high $ps POMEROY, OHIO The M. E. Dowson will SchoO) aenlnr, Ia confined to her the scripture readings home with Ulness. She bas been A calorful TONIGHT thru Wodno.,toy and John and will absent from c]a,..s I« the ..,orlery of ,'UNDER THE Easter candi~Q. YUM YUM TREE" close the period of ollen! week, (Technicolor) er 1 by the congregation. Mr. Mr. omd Mn. Norman YeauJack Lemmon, Carol Lynley. Hetskell will speak on "Good ger and Kevin and Mn. Frank De11n Jones, Edie Adams, Friday Meditations" followed Beacb S(J!!nl the week end In Lmogene Coca! the benediction given by t h e I::~::~ and Grove City with Disney C•rtoona Rev. Nyle Borden. The closing hymn wiD be "In The Cross" THURSDAY, March 26 followed by the processllllllll NOT OPEN EASTER H~At'QUARTE1<.5 MEIGS THEATRE ASSORTED CHOCOLATES FRIDAY ond SATURDAY March 27·28 "COME FLY WITH ME'' $160 A favorite (Terhnicolor) Dolote1 Hart. Ruch O'Brian, Karl Boehm, Pamela Tifiin, variety of Karl Malden. 1 lb. BOX dark and milk "THE CLOWN AND THE KID" John ·Lupton, Don Keefer, and Mike McGreev~J' . chocolates. FRUIT AND NUT IGO $)25 lu&efous fruit ond nut cen..r, dipped in milk chocolate. SUN., MON. ond TUES. March 29-30-31 "TAkl HIR, SHE'S MINE" (Technicolor) James Stewart, Sandra Dee, Audrev Meadows, and Robert Morley. Colorurtoon• ----------HAM CONTEST NAME ADDRESS CITY---- PHONE _ _ Swil•ar & to•n Ot:··"- to · Topper Coats to wear over yGur favorite dress. All wools o n d laminated jerseys In soft pastel shades. Sizn 8 to 18 GIRLS SUITS Po,.,..y You may be lucky-dip out this "egg-coupon" and ·flll out your name and address on it . .. deposit it In our Easter Ham bOlti·ln our store. No purchase necessary and winner wlll be notified. Drawing at 1:00 p.m., Friday, Mar. 27 10·95,0 16·50 Beautiful 2 and 3piece suits for girls. All wools, and knits, pleated skirts and slim skirts, shOrt boxy jackets, p I a I ns and solids. 51'" 3 to 6x end 7to 14 EASTER DRESSES' ' ~- Mrs. Richards Gave WCTU Program Topic Young Democral8 to Hold Hootenanny Pr. PLEASANT-'11te Yr.ung "A!slgned to A Good Cause" Democrat Club of MllBOll Coun- was the program tople given ty will hold a Hootenanny. b) Mrs. Arnold Richards allhe March 28, at the Moose Hall In March meellng af' .tbe MiddlePoint Pleasant, beginning at G port W.C.T.U. held Friday evep.m. All State and County can- nlng at the ML Moriah Bapllal Jidates are Invited. Church. 'lbe article gave highAdmission will be free a n d ligbts in lt.e Ufe of Frances refreshments will be se-ved. Willard, founder ol the W.C.T. TilPre wW be plenty of · U. · tainment featuring the etMt Miss Margaret Sauer, preolpopular ~JSiill.P . The was In charge ol the .meetoakes, Th~ Wahama with Beulah White giving Band, an~ mmy more, o(JeDID& prayer. 'lbank you Crabtree will renre ao were reacl from the DUes of cemolonles. BapiOOitall famlllea. Elgbt women ol the Rqlland area and from the Mt. MorCburcll were welcomed Into memberlblp. Mrs. Ricblrda IIgave the welcome to memben and gueala, ·Mrl. IrviD Bllll)o IIg•trdlier ga•e dOvptlnnl takl!lil 11"''"" Johil usln& the theme, "Love Thy Neighbor as ThyIIIEIU."' The KI'OUP. on& t If 0 II ~=~: "Tbe Old Rugged II and "Ob, How l Love for you want ehoolt ' . hundreds to from In . ,tbe. K&C Jewelen Pomoroy, Ohio Clip out this handy "egg coupon", fill It out and deposit In Easter Ham box ln OUR store. No purchase necessary and winner will be notified. Draw· ing will be held Friday afternoon, Mar. 27 at 1 o'clock. You may be the wlliiler of a nlce smoked ham. Clip out the coupon and bring It Into K & C Jewelers. Contest rules are posted In our st.ore. -!""""--------Easter Jewelry He•dquarters II ~=-~ie Ill ' 2S IIWnberJ, '1101114 ~·' fll'oltll fill. ll~~j~~"'Y~ at thrJ ·ta*elll ~' · ' ,J)¥111. fabrics and, Stop In and ·let Ul ··•r: show tbe!Jl -lo,fOU. , ,. ' .,,. " "i ·; __ '" ' ' . F.,.:~_;,/.J L,'I~ ' \ r -, ·.,Ll, ·,· ' ' l. I ' t ; I Jesus." ----PHONE-- - Wehm occasion. four Prayer wu alven ID lllOill<l'Y three deceased . memben Mn. Lucille DUM, ·Mila Sally McCorDI8ck, 11111 Mn. Blanche HaJI!Ot!lljlall. Followina ·the clol1111 ;pta~ by MisJJ Sauer the host cliwcb served a l8lad ;· Just any style clreu HAM CONTEST NAME R0>1oll ! S25·(1() ,. XV NO. 290 ' .·rge . Marl!e Win An Easter Ham ! Win Your Easter Ham I V9L .~ TOPPER ,'coAtS Give Message M'dd/eport ~~Sttwvv ~·••i ' See Elberfelds for tops in fas~lons . - ~ beal#iful array of women's and gtrls.rcoms, suits, dresses; hats and access~rils; .; .' · Heiskell Wi/1 • • • Mr. and Mrs. Lawt611Ci boan spell! Mnnday lD Park- II ersburg. I 'r.r.. • enttne~ ,_..._,.ill,....,.....,_..,_ • ' !II t ! I ~ , ::: ,.I :l& $ t~ ••. 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