https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8a8ea6891f77167d5daac73a6359a535.pdf 5efb69220faf32ec48842e680b0689e7 PDF Text Text • ·~ ......... " ..... 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~ ••. "'=,. .;;. 0 . . ..... i~ f ----------~--.-~--~ ~·~ ~, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1964 o -~------------· .a l elcome'for GOVern �,. • • . ' ... ' Daily Sentinel ,Til.,, L' pn~'!A!ING IDITOI!A"' 1D •.. ~ Wheels Within .. I One ~6, .' .• ... .. oold be nice to think that this rise is a symptom of a develop. ~ace race. Tb1s is not necessarily so. :. ta obvlovs how montY II apent on ijJIIIDIIDI, IIIII how do you •Pillld It on Msarmamilllt? Oat example ill $40,000 E'nt recently made by the agency to yt. Seballlian de Grazia, professor of ~llttcal acience at Ruteers University. ' 'Dt Gruia feara that the llydroaen b alld other mUIIvely dutructlvt era weapolla could dellrOY dam<~­ - avea thO\IIh they art aevtr \\1!'!1! Ht propotta to u11 the JIIOIIIY to fltllll« 1 fl'•year atudy of tht problem. Wtlpol!l hiVt had a profound lnflu· ·11neJ 1111 r:lltlcal ayatemt In hlatory. AetofcUDI Dt Grula, tllt InventiOn of ihelttrru.p may baYI httn a major ctult ~f the rilt of taudtlltm. ... ·.. the .budget ~ ' ~ ~ l I Before tbe stirrup, It was difficult for Lut year the U.S. Arms Control and • man to fight 011 bomblct. With 11, tbt ame11t ~Y wu 1•etett .,.a horseman became the mQSt tffeetlvt flY COJIII'tll· Tbis year for tilweapon of the 11111 the maintenance the J&ency Ia asiin& $11 mill!o)l. of the feudal t.inle system was based on • ' • r . f • ~H.~!ett Help . .·. ........ ' Us! ... mounted shock troops. Another inl.ention, the cannon, helped end feudalism . ' file dilemma faci!ll ut today, oys De Gralia, II tbat a govltameot whlcil pos· sesses incrediblv powerful weapons may no longer need the support of Jar~ · e num· bers of its citizens, either as IIC)l iers or work81'&. It may thu1 become eli and ltu ruponalvt to tht wllhtl of t ptoplt. 54" ADJUSTABLE Adjuata to 11 position• for lit down or stand up ironirlc. Full &ize ventilated top. Non oag leg jolnu. . "A country," ht 11y1, "m11 10 alO!II · ttnorln& the political chtnl!ta tliat attm from weapon• until oat clay It wattl to find \tltlt 10 chtnltd 11 to bl no lollltr , recoplublt.'' . Forty thou11nd dolltrt mflht bt tDOUJb to buy a VtfY tmlll, Ulld canaOII today. $J.88 DISCOUNT PRICE NYLONS .~. Beautifully, ibeer and iD the best shades. Slight irregulon of higher p;rieed seamless hose . Sizeo 8\0 to 101>. lice va. tht Mafia; commutera complalnI ' • .. _,. BASKETS 59c•,$1.98 ttch GILLETTE NEW SPRING SHEER SEAMLUS I lnl of con&eatlon; crltlclam of Broadway box office pnctlcea; editorial• on t h • dan&er of cltarette amoklnl. What kind of day waa It on Jan. 18, liOt? A day like any other day - thea or now. DfCORATED CANDY FIWD EASTER IRONING BOARDS 'Twas Then as Now · A ·boll, 11altd In tnt corntratont of the old ll'lmtl Tower In New York'l Tim· ,; Square on Jan. 11. leeK, Wll opened the otlltr day. Ltadlnl atorlta In the 12 n~w1papera In the boll lneluded: ·.,. lllciody uprlaln@l In Africa; trouble In ·J>ailame and tht Fai .latt; Brooklyn po· ' ,r . Disarm Wheels .... • • • • f· Make the klddtes baPPJ ot !!laster time w.ltb one of tbse oand;r Reg. 89c Volut Stein(.,. Stttl FLATS filled DOYelt7 BLADES · · · · 59c pkg. Block-Whitt Colon Man., 1tylea and colon. Beautiful dress flab II I low diS<OUDt Reg. $2.00 Value TONI HOME PERMANENT DISCOUNT $ .l 9 1 PRICE -ellr. ooch 98c OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY .. ;~ - tNW.. .,. $1·'' FRIDAY SATURDAY .. $1·•·. 8:00A.M. to 9:00P.M. . pair ' Voice of Broadwav ••• repooing . ly DOIIOTHY KILGALLIN 5I THE SHOE BOX FOil. EASTER SHOiiS ' I' OR THE ..FAMII. Y THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. THURSDAY - FRIDAY •• SATURDAY·· MARCH 26I 27 & 28 . FANCY KING SIZE MnAL T-V TABLES Anorted patterns. King size tray that detaebes from legs to make serving tray. DISCOUNT PRICE 77!. • , pcEM!S " • ,1 t~ I DRESS YOUR HOME UP FOR SPRING! MEN'S SPRING ffiLE Poplins, Nylons NEW CAFE CURTAINS New spring styles. Fine quality poplins and nylons ill black. beige, green and white. Sizes 36 to 44. Shop the Bonanza for eurtainJ. Wide selection of beautiful new cafe style~ in a choice of colors and patterns. Bright and cheerful to spruce up your home. JACKETS $1.59 to $2.79 I fJ8ir(i,l!l ..IIG" BUSHEL ,. . ' .SIZE ' . . LONDON · Davis: ~bill; Fine wJltte duck uppers. White rubber 10les. CUshion insoleo. Slzee 4 to 10. c. Mrs. Dexter Erwin, and SplrltiiBI Llfe: II DISCOUNT FIRICE Director, Miss 1\iarjorie Brinker. 1 Raymond Fields -presented the program and Bllc!wed fUms. Relresbme111s were by Mrs. Davld Fll)elds, following : Mrs. Iva Mrs. John Cerpenter, •• Ball, ~·· Robert . Mn. Wyl)ls ·llavls, Mrs. Miss Marjorie SHREDDED FOAM FILLED BED -PILLOWS M r s. Birdie Roush, Mn. Fleldll, Mrs. Keailelb and auesl, Mr. Ra)'IIIOIId Fields. NEW HAVEN - Tbe Yount~ Adult Clasa of· ibe New Hav<eilll Church of God held lbelr IIIOitlh1)! meetlbg al the home of Mr. and Mrs. RayDlOIId Fleid.s, 1be presldeo't, Mrs. RaYIIJOnd Fielda, wu In of the meeting. Mrs. waa In cbarle of Tbe group .q FrleDd," er .I"Whal, Fd . led Ill by~ Tbe to NEW SPRING Fine printed cotton covers filled with blended shredded Hand Bags Big choice of new colors and shapes. All new Spring a n d Easter styiM. TI;IERMOS BOTTLES •nd $2.77 NEW EASTER ~Gl EOatw mnditl. " .._· ··· DISCOUNT PRICE NEW STYLES For Eo~ler & Spring FASHION DRESSES Junlon MIWomenoSI... .! .... ·.y ·:.,.j, )', .. ·'"M .., . ' .., .. $J.99 .&. •!i J., ,~>: ;•' •)'I .,. .. ' ., ';. . ''LC ." l - ......... ,..,..... ........<~<:--"'" ..;:· r "'~· ~-~~· ':""". • AND . ss.47 ~ . ~ COATS WOOL BLENDS LAMINATED CREPES Beautiful Coats for Easter and Spring, In all the wanted new shades. You can save important dollars now at the Bonanza during our Ea!lter Parade of Values. DISCOUNT PRICES $ .88 DISCOUNT PRICE ' ... - 5 1·~h7 the Bonanza. ~ ·---.~~·~~··.""~ '" DISCOUNT PRICE FOR SPRING & EASTER LADIES •• , Take your eholee of a wide selection -of new styles purchased for Easter selling. Be kind to your budget. Shop ~ quids hot or eold . for many hours. Beautiful new Easter Bonnets at Discount Price. Save at the Bonanza. ile bed pillow•. 99!. Full quart eapactty. Keeps ll· MILLINERY foom • .Big, flufb' noil aller- Pun>le lolil basket packed with deii'IQul a..ortmont Heavy q.uality polyethelene plastic clothee baskets. IWund shape, full bushel capacity. AJ;orted color~. Light weight. non breakable. A Big Value! SURE TEMP QUART SIZE $p7 ter Erwbl, Mrs. W!Qiam GlbbB, ~ PLASTIC LAUNDRY BASKETS Hi.~~:p~~:~~~ . DISCOUNT PRICES DISCOUNT PRICE Q', and S16·88 SELF TRIMMED FUR TRIMMED SHOPPER 39!. SURE TEMP WORKMANS METAL LUNCH KITS Grey metal Lunch Kit with pint size 1.1hermo1 bottle 1Jl tO"p . Big Value. DISCOUNT PRICE �,, ' 'I • ' ' · • · PlAY ld' aTri ~.to the. w.~;. ~~~~ ~~r . Fatr•.• . ' Mayor h ~·, . Board Top Value .. . ' Fight 'Fire : Delif!iollllj- iugar-eu;M, hkkory..mDiuld, tendc!rmeated bPUUliel, Bu !I iJ(J~ Jar &u{er• . .. ~ ••• l!cklllt'• Dlnnei!Mn Almovr Star, lath llackhawk, Monwll'• Pride ' Famous Brands I. Judge O'Neill • wm Addre88 Dubuque • Smoked Hams Canrntd Hearns. 3 '·· $2.29 5 ........ '$3.59 10 ...... $6.49 4.. ~ $3.99 10 IJCTU." -···· Full Shank Half ~ ... ,., ¥AUIII lt. . . '"". ,"'........ ··- ..·lio HI• ""..., ' ' with COUISOII & •urrJ;rW .,., ' 1~. Hormel Cure 81 Ham - . lb~ •• •• •• ::=.•.;.:::'. ~~~-· - ....... :·· .....·... •·99c ''/U.t rf6ht /or hearty Smoke ••• Full 8uH Half ................ .. . •u11ar-cured lulm eatin11l" , KROGER MILK - - - - - gal. 79c '' for dt>wnoon·the farm flntJor." ·~~ . .;; . .,.. ' '!' Soml.loneleu, ·fully Coakocl ;;:. W.Va. Hams -..~~~'- ~ 0 .. . ~~: 69~ Country Hams. ~r'.~ .. ~:. 69t Leg-0-Lamb .~~~ -·~Y.... '~: ..79C "'j For Deluxo .. Breaded Shrimp F. F. V, lrancl i . .- "LENTEN SEAFOOD" 6 &7th 4th • 5th Ribs ...... ..... .. 69c 1st 3 Ribs .................. ~~.. 79c: 2 ' ::~ ""' $1.39 '"""' ' Drr.l._. led ,.,ch ShrimD 12 ... 99 Fillets . lb. 39c Kr-• pkv. C: Shrimp Cocktail ................ 3 •,:~ 89c Rib lb. ..' ' Govt. lnapectM Grode A Turkeys .... ~~·· \ lb. av•: ...... ~~- .. 35~ .i . ·r'- , . ; \ \\-, PUitCANE SUGAR lb: ' bag GRADE A LAIGE large EGGS Angel Food Cake . "luy Kroger Cacklln' Save 20c Country . . Club loll or Print Instant Milk c."'"""" -. 8 :...73c LoUIIIIrr A•laX """"'"' ' fluffy. Sol'llo with your favorite fruit or icing far a delicious dos..rt.'' . Kroger r ea. • t;o!tago EGGS, Meigs Co. Large Ungraded _ doz. 39c Duncan Hines A-rted Flavo,. • Facial TINues All,....., Armour Shortening - ..... --...,...- Marto~ Frozon Applo, l'oach, Cocoanut Cultartl · 19 oz. boxu ' Kroger Asot. Flavo,. Saw 34c Phllodolphle Crum (2 Lb. Krogotr C"-to-49c) $1 Klet•x .. 2 .......... ,St 1G ... pkvo. Strawhrries 5 for $1 Win ~ Easter .. ' ~~· ............. ... $198 . Eomt u~ ......... $2.19 . Fmll, CrhPJ I \ ~· tA li " ~m I ! ... "E.AnER ,._ ' a.~- • ..... 1.' ' ., " <til" ,r: ("" ; ' YOIIIIiaJ .,_ fill out yopr 11111• ,. ·'· lng. fBiturtl .....·. ~ ·"' •• • ,,. ·' .·- ''Yariely ' IIO$lll~ ~~· . ·· Endi"''ve .. .,, .......,.. ... l9c ,.' "·&«aro"I''• ,....... . ;:..."·- i'1ft '"'c:. l . ., ,,, < . . . . _., Ill OUil Euler Jla1111(ox m.c:rua aeceuary ~:filllfltr...Mn h . - ' ' •• .- ,t· ·• i ..._ FLOWERS" ...Tulips .._ .............. ... $2.39 Hrdnnttas ......... $2.69 ........ 10.11- .. ........ .. ..... $119 HAM CONTEST I • ' •• Butter ................. ~. 59C Cheese . ~;~{~~. 2 !~. 39C CAKE MIX .......... 5:::· SJ Vegetole ..... 3 !; 49C Fruit Pies ....... 4.o;: · S herbet ...... . ....... " ~ 59C -,.......,......... Cheese ...............3 .:~, · r.v. AI. ax ' "Ug~ and Froth Egg1. 5" tho Difference. Taste tho Dlfforonco, Save tho Difference." .. '' . > ' ' '' ' .,.j ,. , ' �I I . .... • f / Classified ette lnteriqr, white finish, whitewall tlrea, Deluxe lllOO P. M... I»J' Befttn hbtl...._ Ill~ Deadline ttOO A. a COUII:TIONS •=oa " be .ceepr.c~ llDW Pat DQ of Put,Ueattoa 111. ll&CIUI.At'IONI T.- PDb!'$ " " " ' " ' tM f'llbt lldl.l 01' rQd UIJi' - - ......... aDJeatltlltble Cri'Qft ....... - • $II ..._ :C,rt.d ....._.......~ TM more UlaD a._ tiNCi 1Ml lo.Mrtlon for ·Waat $2395 ' Pomero.y Motor Co. Of'EN MS. 7:00 '.M. P'OMncrt, OHIO ·@)· Ul\ lJ Ceo" ,... 479 A. Coates 485 B~ 471 4811 Grueser i, llliorr sal•• and service 1iOl! 16\b St., Parkersburg, Va. .ed HEATING, For Safe 4la' J>.ws B. Qmdlfl J. Johnson BJincl Total Woa Z Loll 1 Crow'a Jlellanrani W. Chisler Blind Blilld CUnningham F. llelel!orl •• lloildlcap WIJI'd Cor 'tl!&nl COlli• .,. - 'nt 011 -h p.IICII ~· - tmua 455 ...... 453 360 :110 •lthln 11 Oya. CAR» ,.. rii4NU 6 OBJ'I'tt· IJ.U f~ :10 •oM mJD. llddJUonaJ wora le. a:• • . _ Dl'lc& ROUIUI to 1:00 P Y.. Dan, 81t~' ..~..:30 A.M. to ll:OO o.oon so un &a PU.CB A ~1' ' P'IIODUCJNG .ANTI\.D BROWN Kroehler ehair 445 13 and I Davenport. Call WI !f-2661 after 4 p. m. 3 25 &tc 2118 481 PHONE wY 2-2157 288 425 3911 Card of Ttt.nks s. 811 Ill B... Crow MeUtivt- bMertlona. '''- D. ~ 2418 Total 'Wtn Z Loot I J&S Supermarlcet R. Rape 'r Toll I A~ Sef'\Oice cana ,.... .•nL one ~loD Yam- Carte 10 ._.. I V. Wippel ;_ Porter pub liit reoeulble fo• wW not ~i:rq. S!IP.,. Sport 'iqQ.;Jjiponl, 12'7 eu. Is. V8 enaJne, aul<!malio trano. P.S. Po,.... l>takes, radio 6 heater, Beautiful rod flnloh with Met viltJI ·IBterlor. l!.h~..., wm lllbolilullns in tbt Nl4dleport Elemontary &rades lor Mn. BeTlllce Carpenter. Mrs. Harold VogelsQng and dau&blor, MeUnda, of Portamouth, are sperwllft& ~ ~~ witlt her mother, Mi'l. 'AIIeli Knopp and obir relative~. Mr. OIICI Mh. 1'borftu s&Df and son, Tolbmy, and ber pBr• ents, Mr. ucf . Mrs. G e o f g e Haclcolt, Sr. ori Yaeillloning iD Fort Myeri, Pis: Tboy plaD to sporld a tw.s woell Virit w1111 Mr and .,_ M'-•--• •b·•- ...... Jt,_lM Blae & Gra' 1\ew cond1hon. P.Bl Wle, r.d leatber 1962 Che.wolet lmpa~ Coupe 542 158 4811 475 487 1711 466 2475 and ~·j: ;~ be with Ahlf Sellen durlna bill iJIII'UII' absence ., 483 D. Baker K. Wallley C. Murray E. Boer Total' Won IIMII . · Mr. and Mrs__ l;!lehard Hovat.. ter spent . Sanday and MOll> day In CbarWton, W. Va., with Mra. N.' R. StumbO. Mrs. Horace McElhinney .has hesn subalitulillg In 1be Pomeroy Kindorprten. elaBI lor Mrt. Larry Wlley, who l1a8 betn a pallent at Meigs Memorial Hoopltal Mrs. Allnd Seerbet'ry Jr. Is teacblltl during !be rbleoce of Mr. Loo KOIIIIfdy. · Mr. and ~. Ru&seU Wilson and daupter' Coleoo, of Loglll aoent Sunday with relatives and .il.:=~. In .. ,...,. Middleport and Pom- 401 t03 :m 2541 ' Dale 1o BeaDle Aalo Sllop M. Will M p. Ch'edWtlll L.Hill B. AllmBD Blind Total Wtn l Loot! 341 390 JIMIJ"'"" W 338 255:i J)epl. Slore S. Clatwortby D. Nelson lt. Coleman D. Jenkins B. Davis Tolol w.. l Loot I lligh Team Serlei Telephone, 2593. Hi&b Team Slnglo IReo>tallr·ant, lSI. High Series 463. lligh Ind. Single 171. 310 402 ·318 Mr. and Mnl. Donald :rrusseH of MI. VOJ'IIOII, Mr. and Mrt. 303 . Ralph 'ftullelf and family. loZU1 ut. were guesls Sunday ...... 1n11 fiJr suppe~ of Mr. and Mrs. Stanle,. Home Jlli;. and Mrs. Wlllla!D Sorden ~,.,.,,. oi Eagle RJd&o called Cll! the . 1 Cllnt Orr famDy 'l'lledy. - "' Mr. Ud Mrs. Clk!t Orr 11(1<1)1 B. Crow, MOI!dlf,;eVeninl a• lite !tome of ·" Rev. Lester Roush. ' M. WID, Mr. and lira. Ja11ies Louks, Gallipolla, caUed w Mr. and Mrs. Lma Walker and Mr. and ~· virJll w~. 351 Laurel Oiff Society Notes By Bertha Parker , 'lite Yoolh Fellowship of ·the Metiiodiirt Cburch wiD have hunt Saturday aflernoon IMire&. :111,. £itri M;: Plans Made t'o Attend Event I MI.c/dleporf ' n groups .,18 made Plejlge wa• made to tile nag; colOra were · , · Emmq Smltlr ' C• I M . If(; ft eefS 0 n MOTCh 19th '11!e ~b meetlnJ· ol I he Emmo Smitb Circle of tbt IIe- orgl!lllzed Cburcb of J e a u 1 Cbrlst Of Latter Day Sail!ts was beld at the church March 19th. Tbe meetlnc was opeDCd wtth pra,er by Mrs. Eula Proffitt Tbe worsbip service . inclllded tb.e SO{Ii "Calvary" sting by Mrs. Prollitt. Mrs. 11a11 Rousb read an arUele on Alexander Hale Smith and his We deillc;tif.. ed 1o the church. Mrs. PeiU'I Proflltt elosed the worship ser· vice with prayer. . Mrs. Edith Harris, Women'• Lead~r, cooducled the business meetmg when plans were completed lor !ood lwket to be glv· en at Easter. Committees were nsmed for Suitrlse Servlee. Cards .were signed b' those present. Games were played add relreshmenll were served I>Y' · Mrs. Barbara Roush, hoiltess. to ten members present, · Tlie PorUand • Great Bend Home Demons ira\!~;~ Cltib met af the home Of l\lrs. llarold G Rousb Thur8da, March U A. devptional and ~iness s.; olon was conducted by !be ••president, ~rs. Ralph ""'Dade. A poUuek dinner was served at 1100 Du"·rtn th !•·g. ade e B Achi uOOD p1ans 1 en)y. '!er• m or . evemeo1 Kr and Mr llobtrt llarrls Day to be held In Middleport, · s. • Aprll 1. A progrom "Me1jjs Columbus, lpenl the week end County'A Health Resoorces" with his lather ' HAlbert l l a rwas rla t e d by Mr s. Howpresen ~ other relatlm. ard E~hocb _ GIVE DINNER Mn. Forre~t Bachtel and Oet-WeU cards were sent to Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag Mno. J. W. Dawson were ¥1sil· Mn. Sidney Durst and Mrs. entertained with a dinner SaturOPs In Vleoma,. W. Va. Sanda,. Paul Sayre. Twelve mem- day evenlng at their home, MinWeekend guesll. of Mn!. J. B, l!<rs anci one Vlllltor attended. ersville. Guests were Mr. and ·Ha,.a, Mr. and Mrs. Clilfotd '11!la <OOCiuded meetings unUI Mrs. Guy Russell ol Warren Hayes uil son, Gtegory and SepieJDber. and Mrs. SleUa Grueaer . of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clteeoe·Minersville. . brew, were Mr. and Mrs. Sumle, li!. MarUn of WesterviUe, SERVICES LISTED Ohio; Mr. and Mn. John E. . '11!e Le!art Falla United ar.. flo II and aan, John, Jr •; and tbren Cllutch will bold the loiMro. JUnio Platl Celtimbus· lowing services Easter Sunday: and Mrs. Grace Husen Mid: Sunrise service at 6 a. m., foldleporl. '· kiWed oy breUiiSI at the Cem,Mr. and Mrs. John Fultz were munity HaU: Sunday Sehool at in Columbus Saturday 1o attend 9:30 a. m.: egg bunt at home of tile Peter, Paul and Macy show Mr. and Mra. P1oyd Norris at held Ill ·Veterans MemOrial Aud- 1:30 p. m.; Easter program, ilorl\llll. Tlloy · Wtll'e jalned in 7:30 P·. m. Everyooe Is iiivlted. · Qllunibus by a fot'l!ler army lrlind Of Mr. Fultz, Mt. 'iitd . FIE E Mrs.~ Harinond at Del.. BABY CHICK WArt; 'j.'bey lJso visited Willi: Frlclay, Siturday. 't.\ar. 27·21 Mr. P'tlltz' parents, Mr. . 11!111 1 (wllh a gollnns a111 Mrs. Jfenry Fultz ani! limiJy. • ,._rt.'fl~-' G $ • lolr-· '!nd Mn!., Cl!arle.t''BYe!' ..,. .1 .a as t~tJOR = 1- - - - - - - - - - 318 338 342 3711 i.!. Lel!r<i the late Dayton Ashworth S. Battels %f/ Handicap . 11104 Total Won 1 Lesf Z Kellll Goble Ford N. Teaford ' 348 at the Jew- on Saturdays. M. Wlsecu~ L. Beegle F. Durst \ Handicap Total Woa z !Jilt 1 of Parkburg has local representatives. For free estimale oo wall to waD carpet, cilli l'arkersburg collect: 42U402. 3-16-tlc Rood road, With g~en some allreap oultlde Of i'O"ailoqc Pbooe .. WY · Sblrley Wolfe. 3 25 FOR SALE • 390 . 210 1644 Crow '1 Sleat Roo,. Vaughan - - -·Fix-It. Sllop_,__ . Jl,4 Seyler ~SidleJ'a W111ted To Buy il65 P. J44 320 Youog 338 S. Parsons 379 Handicap 1J6 Total lfi37 w.. I Loot 3 r \ . FrtOIIdiJ Tav•rll M. Bacon I D. Gtm! D. Niert P. Collins Jlandlcap Total Pearl Parker. . Mrs. Bianeh Carpenter, ·Sandy, w. v-., Mr. Jesaltl .!hJok· over, Jt., Abta, spent a week end l'eCOIIily with their molher, Mrs. Jea!e.I!IOokovtt, .00 broIIH!t, Mi. Leiter Bro9tover. Mr. and Mrl. Frill Stahl, New Mt. c.llid Mrs. Wy· aH Sebaefill' llld David, Mt. Vetnon, Jft. and Mrs. Clarence Ackley, Athens,. visited recent. ly with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schlelv. Mr. and Mrs. WIDJam. Barnlll of ~y. and Mrs. ~~~ ll!ld children of ~ receDII1 caued w Mi. and Mrs. Vernoo BoweD. ·· ~lotta ' bnl •jh..· ..lll' ... LYONS RACINE RUTLAND Clover Fafm Store Route 7 TUPPERS PLAINS Clover Farm Store Fifth and Pearl RACINE Clover Firm · Department ·Store Rt. 124 RUTLAND ·Fruit Drinks $1.00 3 HOLSUM DECORATED ALL FLAVORS EASTER CAKE Thursday, Friday and Satmday Reg. 89c Ea. 69c ROLLS~~~~~ -- HOLSUM PAN Silver Fleece R. S. P. 19c • • s 303 • • APPLE BUTTER . • Dinty Moore • • lb. Ciln I c 32 oz. jar Chef Boy-Ar-Dee Complete ZESTA · FLY S SAFELY 1· KEEP KIT!$ AW/I.Y FROM ELECTRIC WIRJ$ an.t TV Antennas Z USE DRY COTTON STttiNG not Metal _;_3 NEVER USE Ml:TAL oN KITES or Kite Tabt 4 NEVER CLiMB POLES · c box c 8 Inner Packlges CRACKERS • • • • lb. box "' . I ·. •• ' ' r- • . .' I '" ., ; •'" • • • ' '• ·'\ Jo PAIINla,' PI~ brln; t~s. mess'~ae to ~~r . chll·drerl'$, .1 .. makeJ,i.f•·f~ihf more tUn·. . ' · ,, ..It safe .~: keep · .A . ele!rle -~Ires in<! ~ ·~ntltnna~<~letiJII,·Iin· kit~ or il. t!I!Sel'. '. 't\ ' · \'. ' '!k 0 ,d ' , " condUCt llecttie~ <· .. • 0 , I ":>, -.:-' ~ 0 ~ ROBIN HOOD " a 1 Can 8 8 8 8 I I FLOU 5 Smoked CALA. HAMS ' Old Smoke Hou$e e Produce Buys HEAD LETTUCE 24 Slzt t!ACH Y'.!low Oool8d A. C. BRADJI'ORD lll!ctl!i Ollie I U lie Biscuih In A Can 19.1 1111:1 c9VI U ·l '· C11 ,... Senlct! Crill !Wadford 'frlle, It I 10 eFROZEN F®J) SPECIALe i . lOti IUNI&Ii CP ii tl!: ~ EVERYTHING for the EASTER TABLE .MORTON'S POT PIES ~l~::_ .. 19c ~~ ({ __ / ,;! ,llll(•fl .EASTER CANDIES eh . ,.,. WI BAKE IT BETTER WITH SPAGHEnl DINNER • Mr. and Mrs. Ge!*P,.MO...· Pillsbury BuHermilk Biscuits c ' m cans $1 c large 38oz. jar ~ ery spent on .,;,eaint ·wilb Mr and Mrs. N. E. llcliMfer, 4 No.2~ Prices Are Born HereRaised Elsewhere! Dutch Girl CUCUMBER WAFERS .., Slillth. Peach Halves -------------------------~ CHERRIES 46 OL cans CHEROKEE Lady Betty Mr. Lester Brookover and hia mother, Mrs: Jessie Brookover, recenUy vis!!@<~ relallvft .. Wtil VlrsJnla. Mr. and Mrs. Olin Rile of Columbus spent 1 Week end """ Ivlilitfng reiatlv... Mr. and Mrs. WllUIIJI Me> ' INicl<el and children viS~ no eontly with Mr. and Mrs. 0. · u·M odl HI- C / ·FI.Y • H• .:~ BEEF STEW . • tret.eitt ea11era "' Mr. and Mrs.. FdsfaltefiOt 0. llaolldr; ' S. Wippel Property in custody of ~lry,Store -"' ,;. Clliclnlllli PI' Mnowe;:,mas Rue 8~1 Monday ~ GalliJ>OIIs with rolat1ve1 Mr. lloalb, · Ttl! Ave.: Middleport, wes taken to Meigs 111-rlal H~l~ ill Pomeroy Mooday ll~e ~ is ~~ !relied !Qr a b-.lirt oondlli~. He hiS &een OQDIIned to . hill ~ lor tho ...t thr~ years dtie . to Ullaess. Mrs. ..JIOuab is II lhe ..hdspltal With lilm. Their JOn, Glenn Raub, ol 8!. ~ Yille, opei!l the weet lnd with his )Nireuts. Mrs. Olin Genhelmer and dlqbter, Jldy, · Ill Colulribua, flsited ~ wltb their datJ. pier and sister, inC! '. Mrs. William Sllerld!on and dauBberi Marl.t and Anita. A loi.lrt -tkti tt tile~~ traduced. Mia!; Phyllis WiCal, 'ot the Junior AIIXlli•r,. During lord, World War l aa 811 otflcer. I*A•e io Badllo. Auxiliary .,.. ' ~ ·~ delega~ to Girl Stale In 'M, ..... tile )li'Oiram Roberta: recited were intrOCIUce<J by Olmd. Spen- Ptvld Yoot 1\11<;1 1' 111'1~ R4f _ t1 can ~iaa "01111'! nil(iii tits !oil•• Rooel'tA Cil••""l'Y,.~cle~.~·:::·The~~c,...~oo~ . · ~n·C::"~ac:comp3l!~~ · ~lod~cer~.--------~~~~of!_.!!the!.!N~a~tlon~oj]~J"CCM~~·~""~·ea~.~b~w~ere:!.;~~;;; Post Home SUnday ai1 :JII p.m. ~":""'~. IIMJ blrllitlly of liMl Mro. VirgO Woller, Auxiliary President and 8lh District eo.. JJlliDdOr Ellon Speneer wmo in charge o1 the prografu. Roll e.U of olficei'B Ot both Sett\ement, • wen! ., Anyone having Personal sam~ . . and Mrs. Waller Wallter, pAJUl\11, Mr. and Mrs. Earl NOTICEI :all for &Qiew~ 'lliiUe th~ Mrt. R..- lfcEli!Jnney 18 IM<t-Volkl.wagen Sunrnf 2 Dr._ $1195 ' ~ ...,.,. oad Jjli:o D&\OUNB8 ......,. •• QUAUJT JPIOOII'l1UAL UAGVE WANT AD INFOitMA TION :me:.. Middl~port ~ . Results. Joint M-'in, " . td;enool and CJ>e P'F."lble u. p1e last yeor,. wer. ~ !by tewo.W lllllllete·,~w:•'~4~,=..,.~ I!~~Se~II~IIM~~I.~~~~'!!!'~~ ....,., » tbt e.aslllutioa !I'U 8fveo. Mrs. David Y<*l, Junior 116- ~uU' done. AI JYenlng. Tiley were nontpa.. Celeb'tt:ltfYS Tmy ROush delegate to &y- ruor •))llke 1n pr;tlie or Misz wao made of 111e Jlllllor ceo. 1o c.losing, he lbaobd tbe Leo Cannlllioa, imlcb IIIII l!ome by bill molher~ Mrl. I -• 8j - ltd ' Stille last,_.;, ..-I DoYld l!'Oll, Cbancey, o! the excellent w<R l«en<e May 2 111 Jllllctlan Oily. and Aldlary for the help YOII ettiiP'd f!l. M\11/!J 8!:;: ·: : ~ •:: · ...egwn It . flY deJegate !or lltlf year, ,....e ill' lh! hll<l done willie Prtildeirt Owen Watson and A. c. "rod~ Jlv.. W.. wl1ilt sa:· IIIII ,.-: IIIIN,II!I About 2 SIGNS I ~ clllldre!l were &l!e!Q of nlaUvO$ in Gallipolio Sund"'' Around And _-_ds: et- - l ,. ' lb. ~vicl ~vi" BuCkey!~'' .. l \ .. , S~l·. cEb . . ..,, · ·BACcON .~.~., .. .· ... ,,a otl:l oc:• :tni YUIT :. I J : .'' �\ •• q " ,(' ,.) • I ~u· levision R evue l: ' ... . :- :_ . ~--ollla PreA Art tlntlettar'l "Houle Party" \ wu renewed by CBS - TV on a 1li!DI • term ~I . , , A "Open Em" J>l'lllll'1llll IMJDing lJ a two • boor cllaeuJsioo of tbe New Yon City Pollee ()e. DAILY CROSSWORD u~:= ·~ B~ 1. 11ma11 porllonl 111..-Ie u.1= moath :-:= 12. tS.Conoct.,.. ~ for-... 20. Slid.. 23. Epoch = - Y..-.-..r."• Au•.. 37. A flllhlllmllll 29. came lrl - :J:i.Soutll- l"nnl',....,.......-,.--..,..., .-pOial.o lnlul- M 1• ~ 1~ ~~~+-J....-il-f--IV~/..1'!;;.++-t--1 tor..,. I'~ 26.t,.,.....Gt 28. """ lhad4oQ. . ..~~~::.t--4-1-1--bb7.,.,l!iV~/11_;1-+-+-1 Sl.Below: naut. 83.Gl... ln I'• ~ frame 3'-1'•-ll8. Aerial ::::-.:: 41.Bon> :i: ~46. :;..... ~~ I" ~1•• A HOLIDAYr 1'.0 117 ,.. ~ 116 . I"' ~ 1·~ ~ p• IU MIDDLEPORT CLOSED EASTER NEVER TAKE 10 ,_ I'' F _,. EVER~YD·AY · LOW ·9RI'CE···~.~· of Galllea coffee ~ ~~~""'" 40. Fad 4 2. Ponder 44. = h t <G. Coin: Swe<l. 4 8. Verb: :="- i~~~l&n colD lli.OII ot ~~ n• 30. City: N. Franoo U.Oid~ 2LOornd SUNDAJ .,~~- .,, .. ,\' ~ '!It .. . ' ,.. . ARMOUR ~ ~~ I·~~ I?;?.. I"' -}'0 ~ ~" ~'4;~""-+-+--1 :: ' " I ~~~-"'F+-+-+-J,.,.,t ~~ ~ ~ ivrltmg WE RfSERVt TI'IE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANJJTV AND .PEA!ll ""'er range ~ COINER OF LOCUST ------ 21. AqU&I1c birds s. SIDall 19:J41no t ~II.:::..,_~ mountaiD 9 · · for your eonol· oaot!Due; e.Ma~oture 'l. :Rua. 1'- Wai'OJI'"' • 1 w .. ee lll ~=· 1 T. Anger l&. 1: '. a, A a.~,afl!ete ! . ,._ :::::- , 1.1Dterlor 2. 'l'o !liB· ::::=' I ' \ North" arxl planned as the o;>ener of I DOW • discarded serles of moviell-macl&-for-telporllm!nl, with dllcers tak- evlslon, will be released as a 1theatre film. \ Ina part. lalmlatloaal probably a great many other\ ;.: HOlJ.YWOOD (UP1) - A viewers, be<-ause of ita earl)l. .-:.: mild ruliiQI televised political morning llsting and· rtlatlvely\ llebateftvr reasonable lacsiJDI. la~ ID!IOIIDcemenl. The bllllng ~ les th6f, Ia breaklna ool - far thia di5Cil8Sion fourxl Sen. ~- though lit big nms o1 wbetb- Richard Russell of Georgla and -! er President Jnbnson will also Sen. Humpbrey as the on;;i take th~tep Ls not yet official- nounced combthavldtants Ls- lhandkllhe 5 ly kn point 18 at eo m ng : La~: night, In along debating lines currently. ;,:;.. prime time, Sens. Hubert Strangely, all the above-men,;;. Hump . ct Minnesota 8 n d tioned figures are Democrats, ~ -::.:. Strom Thurmond of South Car- which can be interpreted 8 n Y ~ olina debated the civil righta way you want. You may recall !; · bill on "CBS Reports." that some months ago Gov. ;r This Sunday, according to an Nelson Rockefeller and Sen. ~ ABC.TV &Mouocement, Gov, Barry Goldwater were offered • George Wallace of Alabama air time to debate l.ssues. Goldarxl Sen. Daniel Brewster, [1. water, the first to reply, deMd., who will he opponents in cllned lhe lnvitaUon arguing the Maryland presidential pre!· that such a move would serve erence primary in May, to divide IU!publicans. Rockewill ap.,.ar on the network's feller said he WM for the de"1swes and Answers." ABlJ bate. the Wallace-Brewster a "conlrontatton:" Tbe Channel Swim: "NBC was also another Sports Special" for April 11 of. debate last week, fers a 90 • minute warmup for ]',<~fes. I missed, with the new baseball season . • . 'f NBCJl'\1'1 two • hour ftrslon of Ernest Hemingway's "The Killers," entitled "JohMY CANNED ~ ... 0 V/ f7A ,.. STAR ~ e.JIW»b'• D4JLY CBiP:roQUG'rE - Here's how &o work It: AXYDLB.&AXB Por~{ to LONOII'JII,LOW Obe letter ldmply aanda tor another. In this sauple A js used : for the three L'-. X tor the two 0'11, etc. Single letten, &poatropblea, the iengt:b BDd f0l'ID&t1on ot the words a.t·e all hints. <lq tl>e oode- ..... dlffenlllt. Roast A Q)ptu&•== ~ CRPP lii.A.ll' BBIU GLSQVRJN EAAU 'l'»>LRBK LAII'VD JIAli'L RV S TNLM SPCS:MJ V.A. ' ~-. " 4 LB.$ y · ,...,.. o,.,..._, rr IS EASIER '1'0 1!EAR WHA'l"S UIISS mAN GO ABOU'l' TO REFORM rr~FULLER tO :aaa mu rs t • Blad.lcat.e. Jao..l CAN ~~~---·------- WJEH RADIO 6:00 Sign on Newa 6t~_J!!g'f\! B.Mn.- ..--- . 8::10 COuntry Jamboree :l:JO Farm N- -'· PROGRAM L9G 5:00 CominUnity News 1:3.> Pat' lluttrlin, A·F MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 5:05 World, National New1 6:4:1 Meigs Ct Alf. Exl. 5:15 Spotllgbt on Sports On 7:00 News 5:25 Weather Headlines 7:05 Breakfaat Party · 5:30 Dinner Musleale ~i·cal Cloct 7:30 News &:30 Sign Off Lifeline 7:35 Pickett: ~ SATURDAY oo~~~~~d~Valley Newa • (Tues.-Thura11 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock oq Natluoal News 7:50 News Rep!lit 7:45 Tbe Lifeline Sports 8:110 Breakfast P8rty 8:00 Obio Valley News Weatlter Picture 1:15 Bright Star Sbow-Thura. 8:05 World, National News MUsical Clock 8:30 Van PatriCk Sporlo 8:10 Sporta Today Community NeWJ 8Ai Baker Futnlture-Wed·Frl 8: 15 Weather l'lcture Talt of the Town 1:55 ORen n..... 8: 16 Musical Oock Mason County Newo 8:00 Newa 8:55 News Family Worship Bour 8:05 Coffee With Janel 8:00 Musical Qock Public Service 8:4~ Betty Newton 9:30 Song It Story Time Latcbstrlog 10:05 Mlnloterla!'Aasflll. 9:45 Family Worship Hoor World News 10:211 Country Boe Down 10:00 News Melodles II :0& Swap Sbop 1o:oo High School mt Parade 11:15 Country Drlflers M-W 10:55 Newa 11:15 Mason CI, .,Agr. Ext-TUe 11:00 Army Tima 11.15 A.S.C. Protll'am-Frl 11:30 Special COmtmmlty 11:15 Family Worsnlp-Tburs. Program5 11:35 Farm Bureau 12:00 Newa Roundup 11:41> Tlny'o Country Hymns 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:00 Noon Report 12:25 News 0 Grama Day Wealhet 12:15 Musk! Just F,or You 12:30 Saturday MatiDee 12:211.. .!IDS Bulletin Board 12:15 Goessler'o Guest Star-Frl 1:55 News Beat 0 Grams -. 12:30 Music Just For Vou 2:00 Saturday MatiDee Agent 3:00 Platter Party 2:55 Newa Beat Go Round 4: 15 Blaettnar Show·Tues. 3:00 Saturdey Matinee 4:30 Local News ' 3:55 Newa Beat 4:54 Bowling Scores 4:00 Dlseing wltlt Doss 5:00 Sundown Serenade 4:30 Top Ten Revue Let's Take a Break 6:111) Sign 011 5:00 News Summary 3:55 News Beat SA1\IRDAY 5: IS Dinner Musicale 4:(10 Dlscll!g with 0091 6:00 Sign On &:00 Sign Off 4:30 loteichaoge TERRY COuntry Music Tlma Country Jamboreo Jolm Harms Counlry Expres.l Bl'll8kfasi ··Party ~ 9: :u; Jones Buick Show 10:15 The Good Life 10:35 Music In The Air LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 10:40 Under Ohio Skies 10:45 Tbls Is Music 11:0& Top Ten Show 11:35 Top T101 Show (Duttous) 12:00 Noon Newo 12:15 M~sieal lnrerlude 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teel.s 1:00 Platter Party 5:00 Sundown Serenade s:oo sigl. . SllNUAV 7:10 Sign On 7:3~ Army Hour 8o05 llerakl of Tntlh 8:35 Hour of DeliveraDCe 9:ol0 Wings of HeaU1111 9:35 Bibl• Speaks to You 10:011 Voice of Prophecy ABBIE AND ,S LAR 10:35 Waah. Reports to People 11:00 COuntry Hymn Time 12:00 Noon News l2:1S Tbe Search 12:ll0 Rev. Merlin Teeta 1:011 Billy Graham I :35 Lutheran Hour 2:00 The Church At Work 2: 13 Tbe Navy Swings 2:3;; The Ill~ Lie 3:00 Tbe Quiet Hour 3::15 Sunday Showcase ~ : w Baptist Layman's Hour 5:30 World In Review 6:00 Sign Off RIB END •CAN lb. .. WMPO Radio MUST be oomeone elu with Janie, Mo,.l a sudden I'm ptt1111 D'a an m,y h_.workl" ..-J MONDAY TRRU FRIDAY c LNB:NLNIQNJ.- 6:05 6:211 6:35 8: 4S 7:0& . BUY f . BANANAS \ •' •: ' MIUCl£ WHIP h HAROLD GRAY :Ii· c RIPE ., .H.·E: D LETTUCE \ ~ . . BQNUS 'UY ·, FOODLAND . l. . . .. . BONUS BUY - - IDAHO SHORTENING .....CAtf ' C REG. SIZE pound oo •v RAEBURN VANBUREN KAISER ' ALUM. FOIL GOLDEN c··· ., . " ···"Salad Dr•ssing;.' ., .. . . BONUS BUY 1nstant Potatoes I, -~4 ·.Jt""' 'i s· . •ze HIADS c 31 c oz. - BROWN, SERVE French Fries Rolls . pound pkg. PKG. STORkS ·. Apple L 'ln;.;, t . ' .. '~}!~ REG. ~;, '. ,.• .... '• ·' 49C: ,, �. r ' • ' • ·ilkesville . Soeiety Notes LD I . ~ ''f~ ' Rev. Grille who wu a pallor II( 'Preobytertu ellUn:b a few nan aao. Ylslted lrleuds lD Wllllstoo recently, tollillll of i.he oll boom at .Mt. Gllesd where -he iJ now pastor. Tbey are now balldins a f75,000 addlUoo to his chiU'cb on aocount of the oll boom. Mrs. Irene Jackson had • flower meeUn& in McArthur • re- ~ ... aid cent 'nlesday evenJni. •· ·. Revival at the ChrlsUan Bap-,llst church on· Rt. 124, thcee ~rilles eut of BerUn CrOss Roads \lridge, 1j100lal evangellat, wlll , IPeak each evenln&. Rev. George Menahouse ls regular paator. Mrs. Irene Jackson had a ;flower demonstratioo at Galll:polis, recenUy. : Mr. and Mrs. Homer Baker • :and chlldren of CoiumbU~:s 1g~~;~ll :Od on her father, Jees M Sunday. Mrs. Irene Jackson was Ironton Thursday .Flower demonstration 'eel entertain I!AJse club at ' "' ~ton in evening. ... Mrs. Gay Mahaffey Ia work·mg at Albany In a nursing borne. · Mrs. Bob Smith and son ...,,,.,. lbe past week with his moth"', Mrs. Ruby Mulholand whlle tlietr house ln Athens was dry1111 out after the flood. ,;:'l'he Bee Line Party was ·held at home of Mrs. Mul'holand by her ·Mary WI Smith. A nice ·was present. Mrs. Everett Shank spent 'past week with her mother,, II Mra. Fanchion Wells ber house in Athens was dning II out from the flood. .1 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tracey called on Mr. and Mrs. J 1 m · Rush Ssturday and Sunday. Mabel Wood called on Mrs. Anna Rush Sunday afternoon. She was feellnl better. Don't forget the bake sale by Presbyterian Ladies next Saturday. March 28 at Wood'SJ feed sh>re. .')lome Demonstration inet March II with Mrs. Je••e' ll Sirong. The business meeting ln charge of president, Miry Mae Cottrill. Polluek dinwas sened. Afternoon was spent making memorial pieces for cemeteries which had ""'" 11 ·ordered. 12 members made Chese crosses which were real nice and enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cottrm were Sanday guests of hiJ daughter, Mr. and Mrs. · Dav~ Holter, Gallipolis. . Mrs. Dorothy the outlet store of re~~~-t:;::; goods M\IN'h 18 in the Sture room. other openln& dates wm be aiUlOUIIeed later. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Good and children of Dalton weekend guests of his mother, Robbie Good. .Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Long opent the past Sunday at their cabin at Lake Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Duffey, Columbus, recently spent weekend with his mother, Mrs. el Duffey. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Can11> bell recently visited her at a HunUn&ton hospital where abe ls a medical patient. Mr1. Flora Arbaugh returned home alter spendlnl some with her Uaughter, Mr. Mrs. Tom Lull. · Chsrles Montgomery Is recov-11 ,ering from the injuries he ceived jn an auto wreck rec<enlly at VmtQn. Mr. and Mrs. Dean (Anna Belle Ogden) and son. New Mexico are spendin& two week! furlough here with reia·tives and frlencla. Mrs. Clara Phmlps called on Mrs. Clareneo· Bell recently also Mlsa Wilma Johnson called allo. Mrs. Bell Js improving with ald of walker and wheel . chair. ';.Mr. and Mra. George Queen ' IIIli children, Columbus, were ·weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. ~va Devault recently. ',Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Brown recent cuests of Mr. and Ross Steel of Mt. Plea..nt. and Mrs. Leo Hartman. ' eoiwnhwi, were weekend _ and Mrs. Clovis bluS1bau1gh and her mother. Hartman. Mrs. James Collins WOMEN'S COATS Beautiful coats to carry you Arthor Pitt Chlefa Club m ·e t . -· to F'j!'· and colon ill I h • Sizel 2 to ?. ~"' ' . om! $3.95 '· Youi.G M.na W•ah ~n-Yt•• and boys'. on the flrlt lloor. se.·iheie oell. sOparote ~yili-ouoen - boys !mil aport ohlrt- boys cut and aewu.oport ohlrt- boyo belli - while dreu ahirte- uuderwear ~ jac1Eels.. 'l1ou'll llnd complete Hl~ctiona and excellent valuet. Stop In the busy mllll'l COTTON SLA:CKS .,. Obooae from ·~ong 'II· lean" models with tspOled lea no beiUoopt ~ adjustablo wolst - ot the regular Ivy modela worn with cuff - wltb bell and nol 10 much let! taper. Slzet 29 to 42 wallll measure In black, tan, ereen, browll, eharcoal, dark olive and plenty of dark plaid pat- , , lerna. Wash'nWear '--....;...__--~--- SlACKS _ . 'Fak~ Plenty Of Piciur'" This Easter through Easter and spring . and rayon failles. M~ny styles to choose from. Juniors, Misses and Half Sizes A Wonderful Selection Of WOMEN'S DRESSES To choose from. Dressy types and tailored styles, full length coat and dress ensembles, 2 and 3-piece suits, beautiful pastel organzas, dacrons, shantungs - cotton and da'cron blends. ' 8·95 to 25· 00 · Junior, Mi.... 13-95 and Half Sizes As Shown: The Skimmer Makes for Smart Figuring . ~~6tol8 $3.9$ . All are expertly laUoreli an 4 dark plaid1 .Oullt looldna and solid eolo"' In heltlea mildell '(Wvrn without a eull and lull tllparel 101) or Ivy Loaauo otyle. Sl!el 8 1o -18. You'U want IOVeral pair. Mrs. Mlt'memberJ Select ·Him· A · New Pair Of .Slacks For Easter • Choose from all wc)ol flannels- rayon gabardines - rayon end nylon blends In his favorite color and style. Waist sizes 29 to 50 and at Elberfelds 11 II TR-EE·"· W a] ~ i,, ,,~ 11 1 Need someone to 11'1111'411 tree, or fix your lV7 quick and easy way to help Is in the YELL .· 1; PAGES • • • where YOU 1 LITTLE BOYS $1111 1 TO I BOXER FOR BOYS! JEA,NS Sanforked shrunk, full bozer waist, 2 front pockets, wheat, denim blue. :\dealgariDent for pl~y ' . ' length free. KNIT.SPORT SHIRTS :. ' •. , .• '. ' • i ~I' ' Slzea Small (3+38) m~um !3~, ~ 1!tf i4) llld atn l,irlle (48-48). Choose from cottoil bits ~ Dacron and cottons: Wlllt4 ·~ l , . 'arid' &!!on. Ideal for swrt and . ~ W/d ;., '• Boys' Dr11s Sl•clcs by. Tom S.wyer , Boys S..T-1-E-T:(-H '. DENIM 3.98 to 9.98 The New SPRING LOOK POWER MOWER FOR Size• 8 to 20. Retulort · ond IIimo. JEANS lirfl,..... i Boy1' Suitt , 18.95 to 35.00 cotton, 2&% DJ· ton In the popullr 75% · Slzeo 8 to 20: Retuora, slim• and hus~r•· ,tretch denim, popular Boys' Dr... Slilrtt .. 2.98 .. ' wheat color. .All IIZet ' 8 to 18. Short at!evel'. Snap-tab eol, lor•. 1e2 & 4 CYCLE ENGINES Remember! ' All lll64 eraduatea .... oe_lve 10% oft on hlo suit or sport coat. So why not buy now and you etD hove it for ~r ·~ - we.JI f". ,, Men's Short Sleeve Men's Suits & .:Sport Coats I Jooeph 1r Fol.,, Curlee 'j and Sewell. Sllft SCI to Bel. i .,...._Cooll 24.tS lo 35.00 \ IIU\fs .------- Wit - 70.00 , By 2.95 ' o'thiri ,_ . , · In all sizes Small (14-14'h) . medium (15-15'h) large (18. 16\o)) and extra large (17-17't!o) , Solid colors, white, plafds, •tripes, cheeks. Regular collar rtyl81, button down Ivy style~; HI .~olllln, snap tabs. Reg~ . ular aDci•.taper fit. You shou14 pick out several for Sprln&-lilid. Summer wear right now. AStyle To Please Any Man ... '• • ·18" - 19" - 20"- 22" SIZES e2% TO 3 H.P. By ePLAIN & RECOIL STAR7ERS SUITS Brookfield ___ Stylemart __ eSELF PROPElLED MlddiBhade. Year-around, spring weights in irideaent, cbecb and dart shades. e$38.18 TO $159.95 DRESS SHIRTS By Arrow from 4.25 Short and long sleeve styleo Topqwflty modll/ . "With. kNt price tag/ ' rfeluq NECKWEAR By Su]Mrb• _ from 1.50 HATS By Portis _ _ from 5.95 The ..ted look fer sprint• New colors ond ahapet. . , , A...d the · OPI0ur . E·;L 'ERF . ~~-~-.Mr.llltl~ll~----------,~·------·-·~--~-...--~..----~~_,~ . ::~~~,~~gE~~~~~~~~~~~~!i~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~~~;~ 'e. I ,. ~~,~~~,~·· -·~-~~~~<~'~~~~-';4"~'~.•·_·:~··'~1' ~---~----·~·~~·c~~~-~,·--·~-·•-rN__._-.,~,~~.__.._~~·-.K~-~~ "'' Open All Day Thursday for ~aster ShoPPinfl, huokr• ------ IUS 1o 21.t5 il'l:dua~~!-'1 '''· SPORT SHIRfS r mel blu:ert: · .' . · A very nioe ee.Ieet:lon indud· ln1 novy, buriUndJ ond ea- 5·95 6·95 7·95 $·95 , 9·95 .. ' ,.. I Sport Coit sliM 6 to 20, hiUien., sllm1 and wear. trousers are' :lftereckto 1-yout desired M.._i Short Sltevt . Suits and Sport Coats 1 FINGERS DO lNG. Brown Whacks At Dangers in Rights Bill By Tom Sawyer Her dalllhter. ~- ~ ~,=,;~ •Silq. UPA Make Elberfelc!B your headquarte!'l for flbn.,...eame~5-'-Camera aupplles and developln& your picture~ arter ·you've.ljlten them. You'll find a complete 11&~ctlon of black and white o~ color film In all • ·· ·· and for movies. And you'll find the ~ In camera · pioJectoti and ·eamera supplies. Stop In, stock up now for Easter. ·sz.u ;. ' -and you'll love l~speclally the way Stacy Amea has given .it that ~tra dash that means perfect form and a perfect outlook. In a tantalizingly teztured rayon grua eloth. Pink, olive il'een, black, yellow, b9tge, blue. Sizes a to 18. . t wear. MillY, manr '2·95 Wonderful all wool fabrics . .Nine Minor R~Ie , ~'es • For NCAA Actton JD lrasketballtn 1965 $1.95 .~ - of boxer waist alae- ro'4 ...,, Klllfucky, visited his . $l.ACK SETS Rq" Indians Meet Ang.els, Reds Risk Unbeaten Mark Again~l.~ :AL Cluhs AU STARS Oxford cloth white Shirt, buttonrdOwn collfr. Wub 'n wear. Sizes 2 to 7. Every Uttl ' ~y needaoA white !lblrl for Eastet Wear. ' abort sleeve ..utt shirt and ma~ belt. Ali completetr aabJblo. SntutiJI atyled. • ·was ner II Little Boys White Dress Shi"rts with clip on ·tie HIRT and Potf I!W'Iinl SUnday, April $ for two weeks. Rev. A. L. Bal- ridem.lfe. . >;; 1IY MRS. D. K. WOOD Mr. and Mrs. . ', I ' ·~-·~ �• .I f ,, 1 I, . o., Mar. 25, 111M \ " ' . ~ • ' ~ANMOlOIS .~ 'tt WEEK SPECIALS· $2.5·00 DOWN Ford 4 dr. 8 cylinde~ " ~-'54:.Buick 4 dr. 1 ' 53l· Chrysler 2 dr. ~; ·' '' ' ' BIG SWI~EP--T vacuum on the '1-f ~READY TO WORK I ' 1942 FORD 3-4 TON STAKE-8 CYLINDER--4 SPD. TRANS. SMALL DOWN PAYMENT JMonliuoa Baoeball Reoults Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater, Power Steering and Power Brakes SCHOOL CLOSED PT. PLEASANT - ~::1 Poht Ple8B811t Grade S. will be cloaed tbe remainder the week, according to an nouncement b~ Milton Burclet: te. C.ounty Superintendent Sch·JOls. The school Is closed I due to a broken holler and must be oblalnfd In New Nearl) 300 sludents wlll resume I clas"" Monday. March 30th. 59 RAMBLER 2 DR. STAnON WAGON I Auto Trans. Radio and Heater No Down Payment Plan If Desired Reed.~.~~. At St. Petersburg .POMEROY FRIGIDAIRE Soak C7elo FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. Water·lllnoel' 0 0-- Deep - · R&p!d Dry Spin AutoiDIII!c. .. Lint Disposal j · Porcelain Top & Ud Lift Oft Top POP Motor Protector Ace- To Yorlt'B Times Square Iince It was bulltiil 1904, bas been · ~ped of'its concrete skin Is ·awaiting a new faee and a .new owner. Allied Chemical Is paying for the refurbi.obing. And, yes, the wraparouncf new • bulletht syBtem which once captured the eye of the tourist, will r'\j' r-------------------------.""'~ Enamel Top SAVE ON THE PAIR AU Stell ealiiDet BOTH FOR ONLY$3 88 teturn. ~p Azound" otyJine ud 111M ...~- :. """1f9.P pionI White Patllna!i.tPo~'mc.. S199·95 ~~ ~~·~'. ·~~-·~· ' ' Nr \ JANE PARKER FRESH EGGS WHOLE BEETS A-PPLE PIE doL c1n ' ~- I ' .· ../ : , In the ) .-~ •'' IOU$R·~~-. a..pei .. E•ch . LINDSA't &XTitA LARGI ::-3Sc 2=79c Ripe·OHves lSl\4L37 C ~ 2 ~=-69c Macaroni-- 2 -. IRAMb ' .. 2 ~~·, 69c Salad Dfe5sing __ ,::·39c ·Preserves ANM 3,~i. S9c Olives --·~t9c Macaroni HEINZ-2c OFF LABEL 20 / can• SUI.TANA-:--ITilAWIERRY ... ~ " ' - M-4·· 9c ..,.. .. . .. ' ·Whip Topping BY THI! I'IICI ·:: 3Sc • •- 69c Swiss Cheese Chocolate Drink -~ 34c ttkl• 99 c NyIons A&P IRAND-Jc OFI' LAIIL 1 ..;::.· MILLOWMOOD-DELUXI IHIIR 30c0H · ef Lobel 2 Pair MARVEL BRAND JANE PARKER -IC.Eb CAKE ICE CREAM SPANISH BAR ~ FRI!NCH g1l. VANILLA Clrton . 6-9( . ..,.. ' ........,_..._·._._c_._m'': 39C: '::: 67c RICH'S ' o;.-- . !lr\!•l !teel. J 9C TUrnovers ~= 1 '- ) ~ E•ch ' 19C 4 "'.:39c Kidney Beans *;;:.Po.. U: 35c ~';~Is.. '!:'29c · Beans ::!':'. ' ., --- = . ' • . '. ' 10( 16-oz. ~-~· FOR 150 FREESTAMPS ''1 · BAKER FURNITURE.·~, Middleport, 0. MI!AT-IKINLUI ALTMORE ~:;:·~;tit.- ":•(' ~ ~ ..... ~· s4 . · ··'' pump with. curved -.5phjlna'mlflliltJ or blue PaW'titllte, $~~·-~ . cemetery. . .·l' ' 1 A&P FISH VALUES Urici11Sifled From Ne1rby F1rm1 You'll c*h 1111 approving glfam l tn summer'_s.· Use dryer to fiul! and freoheu feather pill.,.... Steam out wrlnkle1 in wool, eordlll'OJ, w.lnteea or nyon gonneoll by pllcine iD dryer with li or 3 damp bath towela. null and dU81 oha1 ruas. ~eD "tired" draperlet. Use dcyer to air woolent:!:fi.'ee mall ltema ID net "awisb" baa before · ilul drJ!Da, ~. ' _ •......,.,. JtaM~.,.- SUJIEII-Il1Gftt-A1.~ eye when you.w_e~ the tall~~.d , good looks of lhls open-shallk . ·i ., 6to 12 ,... I'AGI-IPAGHEnl or ' s...,etnU-Met,.tt~H"n •.•• .. s9c SUI'El·RIGHT--ILICIED-6 VARIETIII ' IULTANA .' ·' Laundry Hints--- ) ALL GOOO lllAND •••1.... .99 ' . _DRYER . EYE ••• 1 Gu lloitiOJI Automatic SIRLOIN CUTS STOKELY-CilUSHED ~ SUMMER~S FACE--'The Times ~ Tower, focal point of New ·' Spill Guard Top . IN · NEW 79t ~79c· Beef Steaks FOR LENT Fresh Dressed Smelts .,25c 89c 2 :i. 89c Sliced Bacon Lamb Chops---'-Sea Bass ';.:".... - - - .. 33c S9c Luncheon Meat ~ ·4"""· st·00 W,Chicken Breast .. hiting ~=~ __ 5 ~ 89c hd·Pith Fillets __ •. 33~ .· 9c Haddock Fillets •. 49c Chicken Legs --. '~49c Wieners Leg-O~Lamb - - lb. 69c Pineapple Pineapple -. !~· GLEAM~ Rece...,d Toe Space Push Button. Safety Door 42c JUIC,.E-- Put A Automotle · SoU Selector Switcb : Lid Sefety Switch JIFFY PATTI-PAK FROZIN STOKELY Recessed SpW-Guord Top Ill. lb.4 Fabrics Knob Ll.nt Screen on Door Center Slices - " 1111. a ujt--111. u. YOUNG-Tl!l\IDI!It. 4 Poiltion Enameled Dftllll Runnlng jTURKEYS OVEN-READY :. J9c Porcelaln Dyo Dllpenoer lc•ll 14te 16 liM. FRESH-FROZEN DDAG-64 Bolary Timer Knob I'' mooch • SmokM --~~47c --..Ill. DRYER Driea 12 lb. load 1.21b. tub Canned ·.H ams- .. 6Sc Cookedc.. Ham Small Hams --· ~~ 49c Whole Ham Smokod Cooked I 0 to 14 lbt. I ltetall1 Ill this ad .tftc:IIW thrllllan:h II Ia M1ddleport·l'lllllti'IIJ' Full lutt Hllf C.Oklld lanel•-e te 10 liM. JIUSH -IIROZEN "'' THE SHOES WITH YOUNG IDEAS Flowlna Heot .. White Bun···-· a.. 43c I ' I: lb. Gentle Even DryltiJ Choice of 4 co!Ol'l PORnONS .... SHANK .. _ .. lb. 33c I lb. HALF FRESH FROZEN MASON Kah. City 001 000 020-- 3 9 6 St. Louis 002 042 04J:-12 12 2 Monteagudo, O'Donoghue (61 and Edwardo, Duncan (6). Glb~ntz (6) R. Taylor (61 Coker. Winner - Gibooo. ilI' ·!' lb. $30.00 Down-Bol-o on Cenv.ntent fermi WASHER . ~99 ONLY SEE FOR YOURSELF - ,WHY WE BELIEVE ••• ••• FRIGIDAIRE IS THE FINEST LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT : tennis tournament 'i'UeBday by defeating Denmark's Jol'gen Ul· rich, 8-4. 8-1. · New Furniture 30 DAY FREE TRIAL Fret~> (UPI)- Veteran American_ten. niB star G~rdner Mulloy ad. vanced to the third round or the Mpote Carlo International 3 ROOMS PHONE WY 2-3870 Temperature Dlal 4DVANCI!S IN TOURNEY MONTE CARLO, Morui'CO, ~~--------~--------~--~----~. METROPOLITAN MOTORS Wuh & Rinse z- At Cocoa, Fla. Minn. 03 01!1 01!2--8 10 1 Houston 000 000 000--0 4 11 SHANK (7 lnnjps. cold weather) San Fr.,.: 401 .30 0-- I 18 3 Cleveland 022 201; 8 ISO Shaw, - Larsen (6) and Crandall, Himdley (2), McDowell, Kelley (4), Siebert (7) and Romano. Loser -Kelley. HR-Copeda. I FULL I Loser -Monteagudo. SHOP AnER WORK HOURS OPEN MNINGS TIL 8 P.M. WDA-64 ' By llalled ...., JntemaUonal Loe Angelq (A) vs. Boston at At Pompano Beach 000 210 000- 7 7 3 Scottsdale, Ariz., cancelled. Detroit wet grounds. Wash. 200 Z40 Olx- 9 10 o Gallagher, Foster (4) Dustal At Tampa (6), Faul (8) and Roarke. Dan. PHILA 002 102 200--7 13 I iels, Ri<Wk (61, iloebuck (9) ClncinnaU 000 000 010-- 1 S I and Brumley_ Winn•t ~ Kroll, Sutherland (6) and Tri- jelo. Looer -Foster. HR• -K!o-1 andos, Dalrymple (6) . Worth- line, Wood, Kennedy, Roarke, lngtoa, Fomleles (6), Davidoon Brinkman, (8), Neville (9) and Edwards, Winner -Kroll Loaer -Worth- At Wa•t Palm Beach ington. HRo -Allen (2), Pittsburgh 000 100 0--1 $ Milwukee 000 '/JlO 10.- 3 5 2 At Sarasota Cardwell, Schwall (f), PrtdL.Ang. (N) 0001100 100-- 1 7 2 dy (8) and McFarlane. LemasOllcgo (A) 001 000 03><- 4 6 0 ter, Sadowsk' (6) and E. Bat(6 Reed '· Moeller, Brewer ), ley Roof (5). Wlnner-Lemas(7) and Camilli. Herbert, Bau- ter: Looer -Schwall. mann (4): ·Wilhelm '(7), Lock- , . er (9) and ·Carreon, Martin (7). Winner -Wilhelm. LoserAt Tucson · 58 CHRYSLER 4 DOOR I, terlor Ia vacuumed veyora moves ~··•brl-~ 1 ~~'ifr" Fhoto Is from Modem · oada maaaziDe. -Exhibition Baseball ., GOOD CONDITION 606 E. MAIN ST. ' N em Railway '-~eaDI easier, faater onomlcally than It replaced. The:---__c:oc- I II :;..! �• • • ' ' • '.' ..,. .. --·"" ... lnltw-4- !; tl r M & ....., . . . . , . , 110 I , ' ' ' .. " .' '. XV ~o; 291 . , .. ALW#.Y'ti ' .. . .. , . . · . · ,..r."V/i.v~-= ·. · .· · · , ·:. Bllt(SH , .T ~~~ ' '"''r · . ' .. '" - . . - •., ,, ' THURSDAY" MARCH 26, 1964 >· ' L, • ' .. ' rtO Throw Out Sqpreme ~~~tt Multi ~Milliiffi Capitdl Bond Issue l ' :BEA~INt;. ' . ' '. · . ' en tine . > - •" .'1 ' ,)\~:.-1 f !· ., 1 • .' ' ..,_./:_) • . '* ' Mom, don't expect to spen~. time scrubblnaan.d pollahlna these ahoi1sl Jilsl:.llloe them In a lazy way with • damp ~oth. Dirt spota disapPear and tho llloos · contfnue gle~mlng, glOWing endlouly. ' 4.99 to 6.99 TYPI DRY CLEANING 10 lbs. $2 ROBINSON'S FO-R • • • •• t ,..., •• ' • • • •• . .MEIGS THEATRE I POMIROY, OHIO TONIGHT ,'UNDER THE YUM YUM TREI" j (Tecbnicolor) Jack Lemmon, Carol Lynley, Jones. Edit Adams, Coeal And All Through the Year! ! • • •• • • • • , Merch 26 NOT OPIN Firat In Falhlon ., "PRIDAY ond SATURDAY Plntln'flt . Firat Jli:~· .! \"' -' ·;_~-~ ., •: ', /: ,_: . . Morch 27·21 . ' • "COME PLY WITH ME" (TecbnJc'otor) -Dolorea Hart, Hucb O'Brian, Earl Jtoebm, Pamela Tiffin , )Iori IIWden. "THI CLOWN AND THE KID" Our ouotomen d,;..rve the very John Lupton, Don Keefer, llild Mike llcGre..vey. Bright Star SUPER DISCOUNT FoodMnets You will llad low dllcount food prie.. OD uU JGUr crocery Deeds every da7 ot the week aod you will flnd tbe1t low price~ oniJ ol the llrilht Star Dlleount Food llkta In Pomeroy, Ohio, and ' Muon • W. Va. Tbero II no need lor rou to look further. • NOTICE I OUR OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED ON MARCH 27 IN OBSERVANCE OF GOOD FRIDAY • ,. Bargain Super Discount Food Mlct, SON IS BORN A son was born, March 18th at 12:06 a. m. to Mr. and Mrs. Allen G. Lipscomb 11 Sy· racuse at Melg• Memorial Hoi- pita! weighing 7 ~ 15 oz. and named Eric Malooe. Maternal grandparents are ·Mr. and Mrs. M. F. VIckers, and paternal grandparenta are M~. and Mrs. T. L. Llpocomb <i PlDcb, W. Va. The Upscombs have two daughters llld two ather sona. · ' ., pen with euab- loned IDooles. Featuring (ood loolu lo comfort. •• • f12.fl I I f1 .......... . I \ \ MASON, W. VII. Bright Star Discount Food Market na w. 1ocom1 11. I No.Jioli _~ · 'Tbe u AIJM!! OnlockPOMIROY, ONIO . a Try our spec;!.! T·Bono Jarman'• Genu- Beef St¥11< They oro tendorll with bond...l\'11 In' ._..In nmp Ia eordoYall !f!OJ~~ $"tJ.::.' ~ I BONNETS and DRESSES IN A WIDE .VARISTY ~ ' Phillips sti\ers,;S~J,~·;$1jop . ·-· ~'~~·- . 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