https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6f923784977043912a9f15bd82f22697.pdf 18808a20116d919b60cd4cbf53c04cae PDF Text Text '· . 0 ut .'Secret ' ca k e .R ec1ne r ~lo. " By lieu,.. Joaeo en "Mrs. • Small oown• <orne in for their Mrs. Sc&UJiio P'\R'WiDnlng ,.. oohare <i jokes an~ jibes by dpe of Fresh, ,\pple Cake wtth l edia but tbev have some Sterling Sauce rrllght make home nS:tons not . the least of m&kers the qu~ of their houseoowhiJ:' Is an abu«iall<'e of ~ood Ihold ff nol the entire neighbor· k . 1 kno•• some ladl·es who ,hood (if it gets that far l. For coo ' . 10 M'ddl 1 " pori fr om larg:er some cooks their prize recipes ' north that re- 1 ' are more seen~ 1 than .the H<ome communities up b ~ ror the [ine dinners 1Bomb. Here, however, ts Mrs. . I ,' ' 1 l ! ' ') ' .' 1~ cupt Wesson Otl,! c.·ups sugar. ~ eggs, % tsp. vanilla, 3 eu 1 nour, ~ lip. ialt, 1 tsp. so:a, 1 llip. cinnamon, 3 cups fresh appleR (<!ooking variety) and 1 cup cbopped nuu. Beat Scall)'. F'ourth·Ave. tht' ll lle 01 11 sugar and egga well. Add Mrs. Midd l.l:'p<lrt " In th;, 1964 , ~a~illa. noulsalt. soda , f'innaMrs_ Amertra con lest. 1h: mon and beat. Stir In cbpped If' . . ffit!D Wl"f t" JUdg~ on . ~.e tr wo: re ap Irs and nuts. Bake In 350 cipt>s, bomemakmg ab•ltUe-s and d p ovt>n for 50-60 minute!l pleasing pttrsona llt• es . Mrs. Ruy - . fgree eased tube pa.n. j8atter mond Slumka. ToiE'do, was eho:::;- 1 1 ~. 1~"~ thick 1 S ' uce · 1,:, cup bill· SLt-rllng b8 · 3 egg lt> r. 1 c~p t rown:s s:;;' 'whites )'Oiks, e_a tm ; lnt whl 1 "'' . ' 'I •. !,, l !. TONIGHT & FRIDAY "SOOOM AND GOMORRAH" Stewart Gr anger, PtN Angeli (Col on M.ly 16 Saturday " SHOWDOWN " Aud ie Mu rph.~- :~ n d Killhlefn Cr u wlt'y - an d- ''DRUMS oF AFRICA" W•th Fra nk1 e A\·a!on .1111d Mariellt> Jh rl (ln Colo r) I ~atl:'n stiff. •Crnd "' bpuller an~ pmg cream . earn lhirk syrup.) Cool AROUND•TOWN fold in the whipped cream just Hope you didn't mlsa the brfflre serving. beautiful display of azaleas at Now. there you have it. the Dav~ Farmer home on 5thTOUR OF A HOME IAv. The plants were filled with Tonk a tour recently of the blooms In shades of red, · • new Hobert Coat<; home re- lila<·. Art Skinner is tak.ing cenllv ~ nd admired the view out· care of tbe bushes and Is . .'· ide~~ wt>\1 as inside. The house more plants tacit year. ThIS or rl:'d bri ck in a classic colonial must have been a good year for design, overlooks the Ohio Hiv- bloomng plants. t'r ~ nd the Wf'sl Virginia hills . THE PINK DOGWOOD in i Cedric Clark yard was beautiful 1 as was the one at the home on RuUand St., whch also boasts what may possibly be the , oldest magnolia tcee ln the U.S., snce it si older than '"the one in the SoutltYOUNG MATRONS OF Mid· dleport were out doing their . triotie duty at the May ~=:::.::::::: ::::::::.:::..;;:;;:.,::..,:;.:_;;_...;:;_.--, CANVAS OXFORDS 1 1 1 $1.99,, •LIGHT BLUE i, ' •WHITE CUSHION IN SOLES Boys' Men's & Boys' BASKETBALL OXFORDS WHITE White CANVAS LOAFERS Sl99 pr. Sizes 2V2 to Big 11 Cushion Insoles '" ' l ·r i~ 'l ' . I' I' ~~~ Cushion Insoles Si'" 2'h to Big ll ROUSH'S SHOE ~TORE Middleport No. Second bno!b=:J; ·~ ZU'weetend ·' I Dale M~ is chatrman or the annual Days" Mar 2'.l and 28 opD<nso•r· Mrs. e<! by the Feeney-Bennett American Legion Auxiliary. ""'' 11 Albert Roush is president of Out of'loWII vllllorl with - - · Smllb and Mlao ~uwaa VaDCool!ey Su._,y ·were .Vet'non Moore. 'Mn. S.WldertandchUdren.andMrll. ·-"' o ~ G-••kett ol Mr. and Mn. Weekend Roborl ~JPe~~t. Mother's w. ami Univ:eralty, Oxford, .. . . ... 1011 • ~anddinner tl o1 Mr RaYlO Y f!Ueo ~--....; Mrs Richard vmw..,..,.• wtre ~- s.tha Hobstetter ' VOL XVI II Italy this Spring and Summer, father from Columbwo via New she for the first lime, Frank Vorlo by air bound for M II an. for the IOCOlld. Their fiying lime wW 10p11t1 nine Frank again will see the place boors. of bls birth (Trieste). From Mflan they wW take a WASHINGTON - T1oe John- The children of Mr. and Mn. train lo Pescla, once lbe home 10n odmlnlltroUoa, eyeiagG :::uido:::._G::iro:=louru=·:.·_1::1:.5_V:.al::e-:.•::~~lo::wn:::..<i::.:Mn=:_·::G::Iro::lomf=::.·_ _ approa~ ouw negollllllono, At the same time, 1t views 11 pretty remote and would not .... JUidepoot flgure••for &ionary bargaining. NATIONAL ' '! ' to race, suggested Guam Oakland, Calif., and added, ' use one engine." the Negroes · ootorted Mrs. Mock described Mrs. rocks ond tbe soldiers a Long Beach, Calli.• tas lll;ad;' and fired tear gas , as "a poor loser."' from a converted fiametbrower. Mrs. Smith left Oakland two Tbe NeRJ'Otl ran. days before Mrs. Mock left eo. lumbus and she returned to NEW YORK _ Co I A California Wednelday iD ber . a g e twin-engme plane. mas•ztne · aaid 'Ibursday that Time Dlffertnce prO!pOCr. for the soli coal In· Mrs. Smith took more tban du.atry 1a. the next decade are three weeka to ny the Guarnthe brtabtett In IO<elll years. Oakland leg of ber globe-<lr· Output of U. S. mlneo wao es- cUng filch!, willie Mrs. MOCK Umated to lnerelJO be~ . 1114de It In 11M ·th.. o week. · marllal Iiw. Soldiers bamd Uoe Negr..;, and about 75 ed ordera to disperse. But 25 '. week when th.ey ~ok on the paring and servmg of their Sizt-s 2 to 6. Only 89c Don't be satisfied any longer with ready-made draperies that ·ualmost fit." Brighten your wmdows and wal!B with quality draperies made to your EX· Ar:f MEASURE .. . . EXACT WIDTH EXAr:f LENGTH AND LOW, LOW PRICES TO FIT ANY BUDGET Compare thlo chart and see how little It costs to Jive your rooms 1 new, fresh appearance. • , I . . . I , . 1, I I ,.,1, ,Wl~tll ...,. IW~~hl ,..... I I...... Palr. l ar :t WIIIUII PINIIHID LINO"''H "' ~ .,.. f'IHh 49" 7S"· n•·· ''" Up 1o Ill! ·I 8.118 1 18.44 -84 to 1•10.9~ 1 ,.:43 82 ~ . llQ .I H.IM 117.91 t1 w toa 1 tus 1 26.80 ot : I 17.92 1 zuo I 23.88 1'27.88 2V.. Wlllth1 ,.lir :1 :IV..' Wltltht · Wldtt'll , ... 1..... ' , ...,,... 91"· 111" l:tl"· 144" 141''· IN" I 22.40 I 26.88 I 2ua I 32.88 I 29.88 I 11.1.82 I aua I 41.79 I' aue 1·38.34 I 41.70_ I 48.78 Longer lengths and wider ~dths. avaUable. 31 dlf· ferent items to choose from on this pnce range. AI low as .1.99 'per yd. Custom Labor Incl. ONCE-A-YEAR SAVINGS EVENT auo·timet I ..... MEIGS THEATRE Shlft Top ---- 1.99 POMnOY, OHIO specta s Si:r:es 9 mo. to 24 mo Short Sth --- - 1.99 TONIGHT Si:r.ea 9 mo. to 24 mo NOT OPEN PRIDAY thru TUESDAY Mar 15-19 11 LAWRiiNCI OP ARABIA" (Teeblllc!olor) Peter O'Toole, Alee GuiiUleta Antbony QulDn. Omar Shirlf. Jack Hawlrina.L Joae Ferrer. Artbur KeuneUT.- and Claude Rain•. A Sam SptegelDavtd Lean oroduetlon . . . . . tbeir ftnt alnce '"l'be River .Kwat." , Runal.1 time: I Rn. 45 - · ecomer wei,1btlnt for even han1tna: • Double folded top beadine wltb permanent ttiffe.~lna: • Custom pleaUna: '· "·"~ eGenerous double bclttom hetn1 eBUnd atitcbinc "'. Ji>lgazlne •'!!.,. P'J'iaf~ . <"'Il by lti'S,'U . "llo· blglnt alone the aide be~ • ~any Choose from a brilliant color assortment of eNovelty Weaves State Will DoAwaywith Girls'BIS . BRING IN Y:OuR MEASUREMENTS WE'LL DO THE REST 1. Measure the width of vour rod or width ol distance where rod Is .. be pla<ed. (FiJ. A) • 1. Measure length from top of rod &o lenl(th desired (Fie. B) ' ... ' ' COTTON ROBES N past.: Easy care cottoDJ, In checks, dots, prln~~~ solid colon. Siles 10 to 18 and small, ......,u!"• · . $3,95 larce. condition at PlWll- •'f · .for.tht most lntfuojle·flt Mr SlleU Bioqset . 2.95, ,3:95 Extr~ DUCHESS for tone. fulllep In lizel 91>!1 to<11 Slilet-82 to 38 Jamalw ' ......... 2,95 · Surferl............ 8.95 Slackl ....... 2.95, S.95 MODITE for aver... leao In sizes 8'h to U . .'< LH• Cirpet .M•n wm Be With Us FrJday, .MaY 15th, In the C..:.,.. ·On Tht ~nd ~ ~ .Ccime In ,•nd Mr; Michaels From ..... ·, '' .~~ 0.~orlneoda1 ot 1:· .:·~~·~ .j!llll4ren·must .'be lix ~~ Q14. prior 1o September Jui~!iid mazt heve Jamalcu ..•.. 1.95, 2.95 Surfers .. 1.95, 2.95, 3.95 Slacks ....... 2.95, 3.95 Perts .••••••••. : .. S.9D BIOWIII • , • • • • 1.95, 2.95 sldrll .. . . . .. us; 5.96 ' shm legs BREV tor short, in sizes 8 to lO'Iz ~- day for all chD· .·; ~ iltlt!J'IIIi lbe On& llflda ;~jo# ~r,il ..,.. lfortllonvllle . )llsses' Sileo 8 to 18 and Seomleu llylea. Enjoy Uoe fluent Itt of Belle·Sharmoer · LEGSIZE stockinss ot' opecial ule pric.._, from he~ and chest .. ·Ann. 00DCed D~:\(,. ·Sportswear s... on Belle·Sharmw Selfiled ant Valley Hospital suffering Registration Summer In Style •em Wash and Wear With Mix 'em or Match LE&SIZI! STOCKIN$5 St•rts Friclloy M•y 15th Mra.. --tior..xt wholhMrs. Smitb bad chosen to lhould :~ in tbe sale of more miles to avoid long, Iteam cool Jfii electrk utility 1~~::.rowo dlsl.onces over open power plantl. This market 1, 1hould r1.. w ISO milUon toos "That fl undoobledly t he In 197& - e d with 2011 ridiculous and absurd lloo laat year, Coal Age said. I have evP.!r heard a licensed pilot," snapped P1'1TSBURGH - Unless t h e Smith iD Oakland. She clvU rl&ht. biQ ~ pall5ed, the her 27,5IJII.mlle flight, Unitd Slateo faceo the "danI'm quite confident Mn. COLUMBUS (UP!) -The ger o4 aa UIIC!Olltrolled revolu· is unfamiliar with, fol· stale Is planning to do away tioo by Negroeo," Sen. Jacob the exact route taken fy with lbe Girls' Industrial School K. Javlll, 11-N.Y. oald Thurs· Earhart In 1937. (GIS) at Delaware by ~lacing day night. Mrs. Mock, who said her the inmates 1n private instltu"The cumnt struggle over was aimed at proving tlons. the clvll ri&hts bUI 15 one of rell.obfUty of Ugh! planes, Chelrman Wayne Fogle o1 the frustration, U the Senate doe! said sbe felt "Mro. Smlth'J Ohio Vuulh Commlssloo said aut stop talking, there wtQ be fill[ht has hurt aviation by con- Thursday the fii'OIIP bu beln DC voting," Javits saia In an tinuously sputUgbting the mal- j'thb1tlng along these lines ever 1ddress at tbe Duqueane Uni- functions of her equipment. since tne commission came Into oenlty School <i Law'• 13th being last Oct. 12." ll!lDual alumni reunion. WbetiJ. Paugh Recoverinu Gov. Ja- A. Rhodes bas • the nauoo face.. a controQed · • " strongly crt!ldzed lbo ·lacl< a1 or UD<:ODtrolled nvohoUon hing· From Auto Accident proper rebabfUbltlon facllltleio ts on lbe clvU rights bill, 1 he PLEASANT - J. C. and penonnel and ...,..,... N•w York llepubllean said. 511, Mason, fo listed In cosl.o of CMing for lbe IIIII In- eFibreclu eNet Sheer eDlcron Bat11te eAntlque Satins eSilll: Noile eD.e.masll: 83 Pomeroy High Seniors To Win Diplomas May 22nd erettSt fabrics: ~tart personal Legsize! Bloomer Short lr: our custom-Made Draperies have all lh81e, Quality features and more: WOMEN'S _.......,,ecl.}'Wr- Girls' 2 Pc. Sets COLUMBUS (UP!) - The two women to fly solo Iar~;..,d the world have become engaged In a long-dlstanee dt,. G~IA~~Dil:MICN Ipute over who was the first to ~ad to re:wrt to tear gat. for the do lt. second time ln four days Th<on-1 day night to break up a crowd Mrs. Jerrie Mock of Columof rock-throwing Negroes bus, who became the first <;ambridge, Md. woman to fly alone arolind tbe There were no apparent in- world. April 17 when sbe landed juries during ·the incUtent whicb her smgle-engine plane to end begaJt When 100 Negroes at- a 29-day OJght, accepted a ~a)­ tempted to march on the white len~e by Mrs. Joan Memam 1ection ot the racially tense to have • race. flshii)R tow;n 1 unci~ liml&ed The Ohioan said she would be ; ' election this year.- handing they can communicate, share. :bills and urging people to vote. and enter into fellowship 1 T MASONS d 1 one another. GOd also made : MID~LEPOR different so that they can the ladtes of Evangeline find enrichment through Ul e of otl'tert. . ter' OES, a good deed t h I cotton short slPeve shirtll. FUSSing • ·over ~!at~~tt ~~lbe~=-!~1 Who Did It " a monologue by fAS+HON! (See Page 3) ,( ·Explorer Scouts Plan Canoe Race' Little Peli)' Glrolamt, I, and Pomeroy, Will go -ately, ehanceo of priee cuts for auws James Will a1 an , and Mrs. Phil as a woman from India, and probles In Individual way, .Points: II made suggested God m a d e each alike in some ways. so The Shellie Boice missionary -. ' ------ ~ her brother, Frank, II, will vis· Peli)' leaving Sunday wltb her Group singing of ''Close 1 POMEROY-1,\)DDLEPORT, OHIO Hospital Week Is Observed in·.. Melg$ County f - ~" • ~~..... lot<nase Women Flyers 1n car prices. ' . ·" Giro/ami Family to Begin Visit to Italy on Sunday by Mrs. Herbert Dilmn Sh ef/' B ·ce Missionary G Meefs NO. 26 SAVE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT I . ELB.ERFELDS IN POMEROY wh() had for her toRi(', "To neighbor throup· the God," taken f~ RoimallS A discussion folJowed a n d prayer by Mlas Elizabeth Davis ! nual Motlter • Daughter bllllquet. concluded the devotions. 1Gerllal Jack Becht~ and hi · Mrs: Nemzel Smtth, Prest· I crew of cooks received b conduded the business 1 praise from the ladlel ro: and reports were given. 1 delicious steak dln~er wtth 01 A cookibution of flO was made the trimmings. Thtl waa o to U!! Bible School fund. time when the women could walk Th . '···• .th th '""''"" d e meeting c~ WI e Iout a~ " Leave the dIau~ an benediction by Mrs. Thoma• they dJd with ~usto. We hope Bentz after which refreshments I the men make tt an annual pr~ were ' serv ed by the •··•-· 1o INI!Ko:~ jec~EATR METHODIST Church 10 member• and olx children. I is coming along. Its remodeling project with the kltct1en c:ompleled •nd beautiful and down· 1e 01 stairs dining room "almost fonished The. upslalrs ladies' lounge has fOU p • .,' ,_,_, "• r .. ,.,,,... lJf rite • .,...,_ .4rea • In Friday, May 15th (9 to 5)- Saturday, May 16th (9·to 9J .... • entt her Rose ffill home. The meetillg opened Mth SWIM SUITS ., with spent the weekend mother, Mn. Stella EUB chureh Tuesday ev••ni•>g Tots, Girls, Ladies OPPOStn LOWER PARKING LOT-POMEROY ·-r;:t val . WSWS Group Studies Nature Of N • hb elg orr only powder room around w~th group of the Great Bend Baptist an expensive stained glass wm· Church met last Thursday afterdow! Rev. Dowson and hi noon in Mary Woocl'• home. crew of helpers bave put Wilma Sayre, president, presidmany hours of work on the ed. Devotions, "Are We Alive'!" ject, with help from the the scripture, John 10:7-11 the painting and other tasks. were read by Wibelll i Rev. Dowson e~identJy takes Ruth Wolfe had charge I iously the scnpture verse, .. the program "How Shall They ye doers and not hearers only. f Know the Way?" whlcb was I See our new 1964 WELL, THE S~ORS are. of play on foreign mission theme. Sw im Suit s in un6 on their annual trJ.P to V.:ashmg- Eleven hospital ahlrtl and 2 piPr e ~ 1)·les . ton and ~ew Y?rk w~th the been completed and handed Smar1 est co lors to World'::. Fa1r on th1s. year 5 agen- at this meeting to be donated choosl' fro m. da. A lot of happy kJds ~nd Ured use 1n the local ttoapltals. l ltr;;.lhers,, but the en~ 18 begin- Wilma Sayre had received and Tots & Girls ling-Baccalaureate, then Coma letter from the state 2.99 to 5.99 mencement, and another year is annollltCing the Worn. over - they need our Convention at Granvllle in Ladies _ _ 5.99 to 10.99 WIShes and prayers for June. future dayi. The new pastor'• wife, Mrs. A Nice Seln·tlon GleMa O'Connor was helpful in Boys' SHORTS CHURCH I..'OMPLETED I~~~;!~~ suggestions as to new I; and ways to raise mooSizes 2 to 14 The congregation of the Mt. to meet expenses. She also 59c to 1.99 Heimon U. B. cnurch is announ· gave the bellediction prayer. cing that it1 new church Is com- Refreshments were served pleted and the first .sunday guest, Glenna Wllschool and Worship serv•ce was rna Sayre, Isabel Lewis, held Mother's Day. The mom. F()reman, Mary Miller, Boys' ln1 lennon waa preached by Wolfe and Brenda Lewis by the pastor, Rev. I. N. Burn· hostess, Macy Wood. Nst me~•t.-11 worth, retired minister of Is scheduled for June 1 at SPORT SHIRTS \ J l. Sciolo conference will bee .~~=::II i~t.;,( Lewis' home. ·.I' Colton polos and smart speaker. 'lbe pubHc Is It ':::;:( \_ J& Si;..y, ' litd daullil<i'. Nolno:J" Jo, ed ovor lbe llcCoao nei>VUie with,...und Mr. UdInJln. G. C. Knox. ... ~. v--.L~ IIIII Amonda ~~~;: I'VIIWil • Murray made I bullt\JII .&rip to lluntln(ton on Tuescfar,. ~ Murray wu tniJ.MfreC1 WNneloo day from ""·"""'"'nuu~~ V lfoopltal w' Cincinnati Votmu Street, .. Hospital, 3200 VIne ' Mrs. Don Hunnel e1 WSWS of the Eu .. been finished and is perhaps the "'"....::;,. ..£:;..; "'""· New Mlll'lllllvllle. w. Va. IIJIIUIUDCOf. wu WMPO, former· with radio He ootoUon, In lbe beo)d areo. . Rlc••..o Hayeoo, who II lla· the G~at Llket Na- She alii> vliltlid .... andRun. - · Everett planiJ 11 r Mrs. Ora Roy of Columb'· the guest of Mrs. Dale Mouln· • I • au:r~lliary. SPLA~ti1N" ' J~ Allison, ColumbuJ, recent v1sttor with Mn:. J . H. Mitchell wa1 the former Cbarlotte Taylor instead of Charlot· te Black as a:tven In a r~nt account. dd egg yolta:s and beat su~~~~· ~n egg whites. Cook vt>rv sl0\\'1}" In double boiler commumty. Women's--Children Doylm >fllldllo uollter 'th ... and .._ om;kts "A PUBliC AFFAIR" Myron McCormick 0 WI Mra. •• 1011 Mlsslssl~i Rtve:r because 1 didn't aee ~my .place spill grease or peel onJ.ons) B~t 1the view from tbe dinnR area 11 Ibreath-taking. · There's even a.n attic with bedroom and bath and such a Icozy place for painting or . flow· ler arranging - both hobbles of I Mrs . Coats. Hand painted por· 1traits of their son and daughter, I Ste)Jiwn and Christine, add a pleasing touch to the room11. AJI of the ladies hated to leave amd go home to housecleaning , such is life. Mr . and Mrs. Coats nd are very gra.cious hosts, a their ho~e adds much to this ~ 9 fllntrll li!ri. ''l'a!'kl' lliloiforte b; ·oo;,·-:,;:r:Sll\ller. c... o1 Mr. I'QmoiiVJ, ...... aao\J:rfo llorblrt :'Jm':.r~;~;;l2!~~1' -.ro. ,...lceo C!Wnben, Wddl""""' 'HIIlTY F..tor a! Guy Shuler,~ ...... Qlllllih,n. re:,:,_, · w!fk's brother,' Hthedbeen. reooldiJIC wlthroodloootatton,WEtt Mr. and' ilro.Dwllbt\lallact provincial dfC(lr used Huntington, W. Va. W<<II>,.dayiMn. J . H. the home . even in the all wtdtt by Mr. Dave Jenkins and and gold kitchen. Greenlee. · I recently recep,:t'd a .ft le from· Ben~· Newton. eronomlst f , 0 r , th~ Co!u mb.la. Gas Compan~. ~ 1 OJno, conta ining the rec lpt>~ which won lor Mrs T h 0. m a s -~ • Mn. Harold ~:ea;::.~~ I and son. PtvJd, wbo· bin I lho house, wllhdt11 lrwh,ltelaplrwlllara daughter Melinda, tqe thert. 'i1lt 0...... and portico . , an SIP as ay 'JI)ellt the past weekend ed betq en the· are rem1mscent of IOU th ern her mother, Mn. A"·· u.ou -uauu 1be •·-·•· sions In . the oooth · 1r1d olher ~lativeo I1Vfir the dre • 1 The liYing room ~ a am Mr. 0. C. Greenlee was Mn. Olan on the 1 i .: Around And About Middleport ping II an especall7 notful atmoapbere . . probobl The eotriUK'O lnkln Yth rivermen into th I ey are .eo: ··- ,, __ - ........_ ) ' ' ' ~ _,. . .... .., . . . ....., J 1 eorly1bursdaylllOI'ning onRt. 33 near New HaY"'!· State Pollee lll't mvo..Ugallng the mhbap. Mr. Paup ran into cQfJ side ol the bl&hway. Property damage was esUmated .f15110. Paugh was alone In tho vehfcle it the lime o1 the ~qliio oboi.o. MARBIAGE APPLlCATIONS The. tliij, County Health Thomas Cyral Eckersley, 2Z, wiD bo OflOil all IIUdont, and Ira Tuesday, aod on Saturday m..,. 26, Reedlvllle: f!lltpr ~nlzatloo. Birth eerG. 10, Rut,. be required at lbe railroad worker, and He~ IJI>I!I"t<>; ochilol. · en Gertrude Sansbury, II), Rut·w flmll wt\1. be l!!rVed land. · pa.un.m I ' i ' ln1urfes reeelv~ iD a one car accident lirlqtet- - Boyt T - Mana..,. w...y cau .., <liiN a PI'""' t1eo at lbe Mldclleport put for i p.m. SOiurday, Every boy llboald be on buo1 liM n:peetll IG bve I tllaDct to mob the lrlvelln1 oqaad, Call ..... ---------• 6000 Engineers Stay on Jobs After Talks B7 Ualted Prell lllteraatlooal ft, l(l.lwur negotiating seiSion In the otatehoo,. at Columbuo CONNEE RAE WJJ.IJAMS forged an agreement that kept mates, ranlllnl 111 aae from 1J some 1;006 operating engineers ; eomaee Rae WUllams, 17. w 18, at the lime of thoJr ...,. on the job and wort< on the daqhler Of Mr. and Mrs. Ray mltment. · state's hi&hways in progress Willl•ms of Rutland Road, has It C!lrlto lbe ootote i!Jout ~.000 today, been lavlted by Dr. Aaron per girl to keep them j;, lbe Gov. James A. Rhodeo an· Scbmldi, DirecloroiBandsao GIS. Fop oald ·~ can be nounced Thursday night that AooUn Peay Stste College ol placed In private lnstllnllooo at tho onilneera' union had agreed Clorkovllle, Teoa. lo lry oul a much lower 01111. • to """tfnue work on a cbty-to. lor a l<ilolerohlp In lwlrliag, He dflclosed be , 1oo '!W!olnl day oouttoct extension while pi .. a job a& Instructor al with three lnsUtu- lo, l!oke ll!!gotatlons for a new pac move lbe summer twlrliag camp. youths committed 1o lbe ....,..g aloos. Miss WfUiamo bao been a aod Is working on • plan to In- .The = - t expired May I member of the Rulland Sentere:it Ohloono In _ . , . , !01- but was extended 15 days. It lor Baad for five yea.,, She ter homea for the tlfr1t. wao w have terminated tonight 11a1 been majorette. head maA walkout by the qlneera joretle, drllm maJor and field SQUAD CAlLED would have lied up work estf. eommaader (llrlt In lh~ .,..., The Middleport E-R oquacl mated at $1115 million worth of Sbe abo ploy• cytnbolo II the was <ailed Thursday at tl:"' highway projects throughout eoa«rt band. Connee canool p.lft. w the Vern Little""- Ohio. aceepl the offer doe lo co• oo Syc~. wbere an Ja: Wages and fringe benefits are llleUng ochool aedvldes, bul year-old yooth wao W, A doc- the prime pointe <i •'OIIIentlon sbe plans lo allelld college this lor WH called. In tbe hersalnlng, fall. Meigs General Hospllal ADMISSIONS - None. DISCHARGES -None. ~&~~~=Go · I · D C''. L · ~b. d',., . n at._~t~ ~ :c: . 1Q1ms . Of.l.y. ,, s .1 enants 'n rovert.:r .. lllwt Eua~~>e· ~D. . ...•. • Further Tests are �, • I . d Coal Stripper Asks Cooperation Ins.tea Of-Punitive RestrictionsonOper~tiOns Oregon Gop Favors L0 dge POR'I'LAND Ore. !UP!\ Oregon Republicans voted today tn a free . for . all presidential priMd.i, contt>st still et"homg with shouts of denial that anyone wu conspiring jn a &topGoldwater plot. On the basis or publk opinion polls, tht sile nt. absentee c~n­ didate, Ambassador Henry (abut Lodge . was expected to wm the prirr.ary 1lespite signs of a Jast . mmutt- !>urge b.l Guv · Nelson A. Rockefeller of N e w • I I • .'• . • I l '. ' i• ..,• .• • .' 't • """ ... _•: .; ,5;, •lodrkai utd port 1n ..,. _. ' lndullrf· of~=&".! r = forces'lmaller formen Ill mar- !ftMCI agalnst ropkl IUD all - ! gillll lands either I<> oeek out- of surface water Olld flash Yet bow many of theae typeo side employment "' oupplement mg. II would be eatremely bal'd lnd leo would the farm olll'lllDp, Cl' to oell llld to Ollllyze the beneficial :enl away' lll<W• to lndualrtal cltleo. of open pit llllniDa In · · ROY'S PRESENT Ia with recardl to WHAT DO I PROPOSET POME the Oblo River and Its trl~tar- 1 propooo to council, I. Lou ol FOPIIlatlon-young- leo.' an obllgotlm to the clllzeol er people who can see no future dd Pomeroy, qot ,1<> overlooll Ita !: pta!;" :"!t':.!'"'- try becauae It •of~rtnlw role In :'.':.!II Wll~= county, lboli a minor or long JMII' Jtlllp.de ., . u t - oo.lbo imd ..., Dodgers Win, SF Beaten ' J 'jj;..,. em. '"' tbgo. county, that ...,...,_II :0.. ~- PlanUn& of spoilt"'.!: to the eounty u 0 new trees lor the puP · ere becauoe Pomeroy eannot ber Industry. Jni 1 thby Hobet survive alone. 1 propose to eoun100,000 treeo Pan thai It lnvesllpte the poaiMining. . bllity of acqulrlll8 the tipple Government and the Mining facilities, Invest eapltal neceaCRAFT SUPPUEI Industry, sary to eliminate aa mud> • • Can •late oounty ..- city posalbla the nulsanee laclor ln1 go~ernmenbl afford to valved lD loadlq coal over the late law• or ordlnanceo facllitea and lease the factnlea would jaopardize tho eoal a reputable llllnlns finn OV• try In Meigs county and . a period of time, This N. 2nd A... the citlzenJ the right k> woul~ lnaure COIIIlJ>. of their property through sung Herman Layne, h n:.~al: gates to the convention. He ob· Many people said it could not nu. . lease or aale and recover tM t· HOlo.,h. U~yd Rou~ · j viously was more Interested in be worked but Hobet dld, Is otlll 3. A population hoping that wealth for which they have workCarmar'~. HJt .hard _0 ~~~ h ~· i the June 2 primary in Califor- mining, and hope.s with the sup... some giant industri~ complex ed so bard? Joh n Rrdgwa~ · Jac:k . es e ' I nia where his only opponent port ol local citizens and gov· will move Into thei.I' area and Clyd~ Poley· Rome Wrllia~son, wili be Rockefeller. in t1 con- ernment to continue to mine solv1 all their problems. Should 2. WW tht eHlJeDt of MeJcs Ru.-;sell ~a~ehart, Harry Mlller, Itest for 86 delegates. coal in Meip county for years this not happen, what is Pom- County allo.w laws and ordlnanEd win SIPm. Arthur Thabet,) In both Ore'gon and California, to come. eroy'1 future? ee.s to be paaed. wbk!b would . j Rev . Marvan Frame, and Tom , the delegates are bound by the BENEFIT TO COMMUNITY POMEROY'S nrnJRE deny them the rlgbt of aelf supRet'd . Cl b resulls of the presidential pri· 1. Money and people. I. Pomeroy and Melga county port aod employment aod make Rhododendron • , maries. z. Hobel Mining had 57 peo- are very fortunate that the Am- many of them 111bject to wel· The Hhododendron Farm Wo· I pie ao employees In 1963 wbo erlcan Electric Power Comp- fare roleo and dopenderlll ol TOP-QUAlnT j man 's Club met un Thursday ' listed 202 dependents on their any located 1111 Philip S!>orn State and Federal Government? CLOTHING FOR MEN & WOMEN . ·afternoon. a! the Club House I W4 form lor withholdiui or inPlant u cl08e I<> its foundry u Would 11 not be better for 11GB-FASHION COLORS 3 . The meell nb was opened with come tax. it did. ThlJ Is 811 industry that the government II> do everything AND WHI1I the Pledge. Devotions wer~ led I 3. The truck contractor had has produced much income for in ita power to promote the lni by Mrs_. T Berl Housh .. usmg a 71 dependents listed, or a total Meigs County's businw 1 n d dustry of which 10 many of its /)llrat JTANDAIID• Mothers Day theme . She re~d Gauge reading11 : Gallipolis of 273 people were dependent re1idents. Without ita presence cUizens and busineues are de-two ,poem.~ .1md a readmg enllt· Dam IS .2, 15.6, running 11 feel on the operation in 1963. wJth ~ as close as it ls, . Meigs County pendent upon? MIDDLEPORT, 0 . led ·what Our Mothers Want on rollers. Pomeroy-Mason 21.· largest percentage bemg rest· would have to wr1te off ap-~.m• Mnst.'' . . 07, Pl. Pleasant 24.36, Hinton dents of Meigs ~ounty. proxiJ1!atel}' SSO.OOO,OOO income Cities and states 11~ over the HOUSE J Fo ll owing a short busmess 1.32 stationa ry . Kanawha Falls 4. Payroll earrungs to these from It coal reserves because country are developmg prog· : meelmg the lesson '' West Vir.l 1.46 falling , Charleston 17.99, employees including the truck the quality of the coal remain· rams to aid Industries and have ginia ·s Natural Beauty'' was London, Marmet and WinHeld contractor amounted to t606,- ing does not warrant itB. being ~em locate In their communi. presented by Mrs. Robert Holt- · dams were on the sills. 301.84. mined aod shipped any di•tanct ties. So w~. tt not behoove $3.88 :man . ; s. Royaltlea paid to property to a con111mer. Eve11 now the the coun~:~ and township 1 The hostf'ss, Mrs. Charles Ma- · Boat mo\lements: owners amounted to f13 ,814. coals from the Kanawha River governments of Meigs county . d 1ir servt·d refreshments to Ohio Riv~r - Orca down 13, 1 6. TOMage produced Will 322,- in West VIrginia could replace to review their pollciet and eeek those .attending: .\1rs. Maxine 7 a.m.; Qut;en City Up 14, 7 P· 639 toll!J. any or all coal• from Meiss ways to promote the mining tn4 Grimm ..\1rs. Robert Hoffman. m. ; Chippewa up 14, 10: 5 p.m. 7. Truck licenses purchased county, prlcewlse, lf American dustry rather than pass punldve & Mrs. Charles Jewf'll, Mrs. E. lnd1ana up 14, 121 :15 a.m.; Wat. amounted to M,lOO equivalent to Electrc Power so desired. At and restrictive laws? T. Rou.~/1. Mrs. T. B~rt Roush , ter Beckjord UiJ 14, 3:25 a.m.; licenses purchased for 800 au- present approKimately 78 per For any time government pass Phon• WY 2·'1769 Mr s Velma Roush. Mrs Clar· Beaver up 15, 4:35 p. m. : Bob tomobiles. of all truck eo&l enterinS es laws or ordinances that are Third An . Middleport ence Thomas ar1d Mrs Char les 1Benter down 15, 1 a.m.; Bm:k- 1. Gasoline tax, axle mileage the plant come, from Meigs punitl(oe and restrictive, no Yonker. . eye Slate up 15, 2:30 a.m.; C. lax, personal property tu:, plus county; however, this amountl matter how mlnor,theyareelos-. ·-- - - V. Harner up 16, l1 :50 p. m.; monies spent for suppliei with to only 30,000.000tona per matterhowmtnor,theyarecJos. Ro>e G down 17. 3 a.m.; Pam- businesseoin Meigs county, add- month. With objective govern- lng a door to intluBtry, and tho Here ls style, quality and value ela D up 19, 12A5 a.m: Phlilp ied .•till more to the community. es of coal<an be mined through more oflh<!se doors that are in summer casuals. Come Sporn up 19, 3:20 a .m:; Harry I will leave 1<> the otatlstlclan• the use of the Improvements In clooed the leso likely Industry Dyer up 20, 1.20 a rn • Luther whal effect the amount of mining machinery. w1ll gamble large sums of capiin and see the collection Hf'rdm.an up 21.7:45 IJ.m. ; Dun·: money has on a eommunity 2. ln order to control Its own tal in such an area, now. can Bruee up 21, 1:28 a.m..i Ma· lsuch as, Pomeroy which is the destiny , Meigs County ahoukl In passing an ordinance to pr~ malear up 21. 2 a.m .; Jefferson' hub of business for Meig! Coun- lstart planning now ways to be hibit tipple facilities ln Pome. up 21, 5:10 a .m .; Lynn B. up ' ty. However I do know II is not Ibeneficial to the coal hlduotry roy you are not only jeopardlz. 22, :=25 p.m.; S.M . Jenks only spent once but many times. remalnlng. It ihould also be(in ln&.the mining Industry but ad22 · 6· 05 1 As the empioyos useo his wages planning now to Insure its next vertlsmg to the mdustrlal comtO ' . 22, ' am. • Jane T. up Enj oy good rood in a coo l. relax. a.m.; Lucy Jane Lucas up 23 · to p<1y his creditors, those cred- natura) resource, timber and munity that this is an area eBone eTan ed atmosphere. 2:50 a.m.; Alton Zephyr UP ittore: use UJe income to pay pulp, whkh through surface min- which acts in an punitive man- I eAA toB eSlzuHO . ~~eenup 5. p.m.; :lbol~ _up their employel'!s and it has an lng will become better protect- . ner toward ?uslnes~ rather tban G!ee nup 1. 40 a.m · Co I Kmg unending effect in the economy. eel and more acceslfbl!. complementing busmess through 2. 9:40 p.m .: Na!lonal up 11 believe this was borne up 3 out SIIRFACK MINING government support and help. MIDI)LEPORT ROUTE 7 32. l:IO a.m.; Mary B. up 32 · about three yean ago wheu one 1. Geological condltiona In How many larger induslrtet 4 a.m.; Gona down 32 • 6:30 a. firm moved ita mining opera- .Meip county will not permit tht are there that do not create m; Ravenswood down . ~eldahl tion to an adjoining county and recovery of CQB) or wealth to 1 some nuisance factor to small 10: 40 p.m.: J · S. Lewlli down took out of thia busineu I..'Om- jbe mined any way other than portion of the population of an Meld~hl 11 : 103 p.m.; .Ellen down I munty approxlmatiy 't,$00,000 by atrip and auger. Quality and arar~e~a-~!=-~ch~e=m~i~ca~ls"..:~od~o':r:_;~j,.,..,..,..,....,...,.,.,...,...,,...,..,..,,., ,.,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l Mr!dahl tl. .''i p.m., Valley income. thinnea1 of team preYent it Transporter down M~ld_ahl 12 :- ; POMEROY'S PAST from being economically deep · 120 a.m. : Aetna · Lomsvllle up 1. Pomeroy's economy in the . mined. Meld ahl 1 :30 a.m .; John Hood · past has depended on the one 2. In surface mining access n~ Meldahl 2: 10 a.m. large natural resource It has- roads are built Into many area• GaiJ;pOJio Dam Peggy coal. The mining of coal llld which not only allow coal to be Downey up 5:2.5 p.m.; Zimmer the income to buslnesaes from recovered but also serve to redown 10 :20 p.m.; ElgercUl! mining of coal have contrlbu~ l cover timber and pulp producll down 12 :20 a.m. ; Jeffhoat edmore to the growth of Melp which is or could be Meigs coondown 1:20 a .m.; Solvay down county than any other aJnale in- ty's next best natural resource. 3::l0 am.; John J . Rowe up ldustry. 3. Open pitl aerve q 16:35 a.m. 2. The aecond largest industry, breaks and fire roads to protect 1 . , agricullure, at one time aup- timber prnducto. In other areas . Kanawlla R1ver - Helen Z.l ported much of the population of the coonlry, the government f.meus Cioodye., tlrM to It th... compact c.~ I Idown London 5:25 a.m.; 0. F. of Meigo county, hot hod declln- spends larre auma of money to 1Shearer down London 6:10 a. eduntil now only a few of lts do these 18me things. Chevy II Buick Spe~ I ·Comet rn.; S~met up Marmet 5:40 .•· citizens are able to make a 4. The open pits eJilpOund waOldl f·B5 V..lant l'alcoa Cotvalr falrlalle m.: LJ_ttle Ed~·ar~ down Wm~ . comfortable Uvinli . This is due ter, helping to raise the water HfllfS S If TIM! - Gleam· UTE llll't$ hilt tt .... 11111 > Uml ~~l -. !ee l cue that and <l•t~ ell ll•ne, . Wltft• 1foeld 845 p.m.. \\ · H. Shaver, . to the changing economy which !able and act asreservoirs ot .Jr. , down Wmf1eld 2. :45 a.m. ltU~ ' " trmt 1M date 11 ~roof· . sell wlndool ifllllrll1 1 e;lanre •elf. ltrlh'l C;alblllf!IOII U~t IMI ' + • I 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeror-'Middleport, 0., JfQ' 111, 1984 New Haven S • t YN tes m Melis County move to lndualrlal clUes where they can eam a living and support their !amiles. . · I. Lo,. of w ..Venue a 0 d buslneso income t1 due to the unproducUvlty of the abandoned farms which no longer support lts citizens, and to the dl· mlnishin& tonnage of coal mined, since the larg<r mines located In the hig~ coal area of Pomeroy have extln(ulsbed their reserves and gone out of busl- ':d B) MILTON IIJClDWi UPI Sporla Writer I Golfers Tee Off Mayo, SF MacGREGOR York Little League Approved Sir . foot - seven Frank How- l ~::~ ard, a mountain of a l'ilart, has I:Pi 1 way of maklr.g all those Dod- Detroit ger problema look olke moleAngeleo hills. Washington MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE lo"' BASEBALL $ 11:...45 SHOES ..... ~ BATS SHOP NOW.., BY ADIRONDACK - - - GLOVES Base Balls $1.75 FOR THE FINEST IN SUMMER FASHIONS I ,1 MAliRIALS I· 'ci '• '• ' Mr. Homer Null« of !lObei Sen. Margaret Chase Smith of Mining on May 4 addressed Oth~rs on the GOP ballot fn Mame. 1 Pomeroy council on the strip the s1x • way race were _Sen. Mild and partly cloudy wea- ,minlnl lllue. Hla vlewo are not Barry G~ldwater. of A~tzona . ther was fo recast lor most__.,t necessariy endorsed b)· T h 1 former_ V1ce Pres1de~t . Rtchard the state for voting running Daily- SentineL Hll remarks M. Nt:'o'·· Gov. Wtlham W. from B am. to 8 p.m .• PDT. follow : Scranton of Pennsylvama a n d Relistralloa Figures I The state h., about 853,000 Hobet Minlnl and Conotruo"<gistered voters, includlnl tioo Company, Inc ., be&an opmore than 380,000 Republicans. oration live yeara 11• In northTh• Republican turnoot is ex- ern GallJa county and produced pected to be about 270.000. approximately UOO tons of coal President Johnson i! unop- per month. Since that lime OCie 0 posed in the O.mocratle pres!- monthly production hao lncreaa-----~~---- dentiai primary . and the Dem· ed 10 umes unW this year It Ia 1 Rotary .Club ocratic ballot offers no maJor e~llnl epprollmately 40,000 1 Presid€nt's Ntght was held 1 contests. tons per month. •ou Thursday evemng at the reg- Goldwater, who Is winning Hobet Mining besan Qperatlon ular dmner meellng of the Ro- national conveotion delega••• If In Meigs county In Stvtember tary Club. PreSideot Tom Reed not public opinion polls, seemed of 1862 In an area whore aevorpre<ld•d at the meeting. Those to have written off Oregon, al companleo bad undertaken atlend tng wert'< Donald F'ogle- 1which will send only 18 dele· to mine •nd were unsuccuaful. York. ' $3.88 ... "-CHEST PROTECTORS - FACE MASKS BASES - RULE BOOKS - SCORE BOOKS River neWS r~ ' ..,_..._ • ·l• ~" l . l 'l ' BAHR CLOTHIERS I 1 i PAINT I l• ,.l .....~ l ~ ;J j, VALLEY lUMBER SUPPLY CO. ~ MILL STREET- MIDDLEPORT ITALIAN • SUMMER I 1 fcent ..... " •OPENINGS• I WITH THE FAMILY 2.95 "PI The MARTIN Restaurant For Graduation 196.:' Shoe Shop I I I I SUMMER LEAGUES ... Make Your Roaorvallon By Calling WY 2-3432 102 E. Main POMEROY, 0. Pomeror ... ·--,.., ·--,... _, TUFSYN TIRES 1 PORCH II • SUGGESTIONS I FOR COMPACTS I 1 llollt W~t e rprOfll•. . .' ••• Pomeroy Bowling Lanes _a_,ffw,._,_, I .' IN WOMENS- MENS- MIXED MARGUERITE~ I,...,..,,..________,....___..,......,__.,..,; ,, FOR TEAMS & INDIVIDUAL BOWLERS 5.95, I ' wirn1in£. ~we~ p $1!£0rld hal\tl . txp.an~~~n 11 Jewels. ltMI. 17 te-tl,. band ~II Set 0111 Exttnsiv• Coll<'<'tion of BULOVA Watchet From $24.75 .... lloor1l ••• staifilen STUllENTS ON TOUR Student& of the Eighth grade Thursday toored the Ollio Valley Baking com· There will be a ineeting of 20, at 7:30 p.m. bahlnd tha pany, Royal Crown Bottling • the Pomeroy Chamber of Coom- I Pomeroy lfilh school. company, Pomeroy National rnerce Monday" May lith, at Baptismal services for RJch.llank, Pomeroy police head~uar- 1 Crow'• Town and Couolry ReoQuoll• will be hold Sunday, ters. the salt works. Meig• taurant at noon. 17, at the Fint llaptiot Water Co. work< .• Lock 23, 22.! A meeting of Boy Scout Ttooop Pomeroy. Tho R 21. RaveMwood Ferry, and the , 249 was held Wedneodoy night J . Jackoon, paator dam under construction at · at 7 p.m. Tenderfoot, fint ela11 the Naomi Bapu.t church Roediwille _ They ate a sack and second cla81 testa were conduct the wrvlcea. Time lunch at the Syracuse Road.skte taken. Plana were aJao made service• will be 1 p.nt. park. for a wiener rout W.esday, The regular meeting of the Racine Elementary School P.T.A. wOI be Mond./. May 13, 7:30 p.m. at t~" Grade 1 1 1 It's aaltllnwltle mit and we're out to sl1ow that we can sell more frigidaire Appliancei than any other dealer our siz& You'll see how when JOU see our 88$! Buy prices! Hurry! Don't miss out! IT'S OUR BIGGEST VALliE EVENT OF THE YEAR I BAKER FURNITURE . MIDDLEPORTI OHIO I I~i:!~ building. Installation will be held. Tho 1 mothen1 WJU Mrve fraohnllents. The Grace Eplsropal will observe Youth Su'Mia)• May 17 when member• Ill wlH Pl'OMIIt prajr·l I<> the lflduatin( the church. .1 SAMSONITE ....._.......... _2 for '24 ::?.5 ., lAO 1 tl COMPACT $1ZI IIUCKWALL •"""..t...~.-dy:._.p.~:---::~J.~- tir• lM AI·W..U.. With Tu!f.o ....... N)' foft_._. ,...."'"' ... I·T 2 for'37£J.5 ¥......... ....... ......-............... 2 for '36 ~:,:.: UO 1 tf COMPACT SIZ' BUCKWALL - £f!lll a....... ~~ meflt 1ft 10wtrlt t • Petro~t-. !!lupth Ufs)fl\ rubber. Tubttttt. UO 1 14 COMPACT liZ. BLACKWALL tilt hfttY rU·WaM."her w6th •liCitlnl wtap·around V..4 d1111n. Tubete••· l ' • ! SilhoueHe, Streamhte and Sentry NEW ' Outboard Motors ' BOATS . C'hoose lor your favorite graduate In these eolors: Saddle Tan Rawhide, White, Oxford Gr~y, Bl• cayne Blue: Surf Blue and Hawaiian Blue. Tralll and Beauty Case1 to 3-Suiters. ACCESSORIES · $9.95 up ePLASTIC WADING POOLS $2.99 up eMOWERS - - - - - $38.88 up eCHAISE LOUNGES $35.95 up Bile up ' 3 seed $24.42 eG.E. PORTABLE FANS, . ·jiib...,..iuueil ·· ..MOTORS · You're eoinf as tou&h 1s you can go with Dodge. Because that's tht only way Dodge builds truckstough. Many heavy-duty features are standard. like transmission and springs, for instHCe, in the Dodge Sweplline pickup. Other standard items that pay off on the job include 1 140 hp Slant Six engine and a 35-amp. alternator. Tough? We can prove it in black and while. And show you a deal that's tough, tootough to beat. Come on. Swing in and swap! From pickups to diesel power, Dodae builds tough trucks. "SWING IN AND SWAP I" lEI US tOOAY ... MRRqf911TAN, ' $9.99 up ePLASTIC GARDEN HOSE, 50 ft. $1.49 •Sav.e ~: SO% WYW74 114 .MMt lt. M..,'-'t eLOUNGE CHAIRS e PORCH GATES (for children) $2.79 up • . eALUMINUM CHAIRS _ _ $4.88 up eMETAL FLOWER BOXES _ Flbr.. lfla & point • ~ eROCKERS 14.95 to 42.50 -FOR•HEATING ePLUNIBING eROOfiNG IAIT • C=plllely •••oootMII•'"""'""'ot at lightweight WHOLESALE· • - or.,tollt., CLOSE-OUT t41Uipo Lewl1 Re~lr Service lEWIS REPAIR SERVIa !Indio PLAY CYMS~~=f'Rl'B" Events to Note Bedford -fllteo .... New - . York ' ·' "* )H&R .FIRESTONE .. '' . ' ... ~ MI~LEPORT, R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. .• I .! MIDDLEPORT, 0. MILL & SECOND STS. 0•. - ·. ' I �··. , I Fonner Trooper DietJ in Lewisburg Hospital News NEW HAVEN In America PT. PLEASANT - Funeral Entered Hospital service Will bo held Saturday Nellacllma Chtb Banquet _ ~!,e•thofer theCircle and II a. m. In the Old Stone Pros- The Annual Mll>the,..[I&Uilh~erl- ~uw Among those who entered byterion Church at LewlsbUI'J, Banquet ol the Nehacllma Chtueb Womeo of St. Hotzer hospital in tho put 24 W. Va., for Robert C. DUley, den Club was beld on Monday, tnet tbls week for lbe!r introducing Sentinel Church News I f>39 Third Ave., Mrs. Ella M. policeman who was stationed dlst Church. The welcoming ad· Tipt<>n. 1013 Second Ave., Mrs. Pearl AUred Ballard, 1722 Chatham Ave.. Roy M. Hannon, 2015 Chestnut St., Miss Charr lotte Ann Fr"{lch. Rt. 1 GalUpo· lis. Mrs. J . 1\jchard Faulkner, I ]{t. 1 Bidwell, J;lmes E. Mor- CAROLL K. SNOWDEN .'• 41 0 Hedgewood Drive Phone 446-4290 ro w, newly appointed to serve you with the best in auto, life, and fire ill$urance. i I • TA ' . , ·•• 1osu••••• eoM•ANIIS ... Hom• Ottic:ta: Bloom i ngton, nHnols Jeffersft{t Ave., t Mr Am." B Pt. J i PJRleasan , s. ..., owes, I SouthSide, W. \!,'~ .Mrs. Albert I , J . McCoy, Rt.' 1J Pliny B ' GALLIPOLIS, OHIO .I :noo II . Va., Mrs Norman . ax· ler, 298 Mu lbe rry Ave., P omeroy , Mrs. Charle~ Richard Karr, Rt 2 Pomeroy Edward G : . '. · Hmes. Mmersville, Rev. D. ,........ A ";·~~~~·~·~·==~~~~~~;:_;;:_;;:_;~~~~~-·~··~"~··~'; ! sell Earl D.Cowen, Rl. 1 Shade, Rus___.___ Hughes, Oak Hill, Steph- . .. ..'• I l. ' . ' ibe paint that TV made famous- ·New DuPont LUCITE. Wall Paint THE CUIIN, EASY, QUICK WAY TO PAINTI You'~e seen ''Lucite" Wall Paint Oft TV-the way it means less bother ..• doesn't dr ip IH run like or~inary pain~,,, and dries in minutes, Mii!ions lind ''Lucile" Wall flint eiJerything TV says it is. WHl " . rYOU TRY 11 TODAYt $6.95 "~ nrcoRATOR COLORS ROWlEY.& REED HOWE. 1 :~ ''> N. 2nd Ave. Middleporl, 0. \ ' '' ' For Outdoor Summer Living! . for Faith and WOI prem the form of a play. 11te Esther _Circle met on Tuesday evenma ll~ tbe bOtni Mrs. Kenneth Ridge. M r a. · Roosh led the program. Others attending ~ Mrs. John Fry, Mrs. William Powell, AVERY NELSON IPolrtla>m Rood. Sunday School a. m.; Worship 10:311 a. Bunda" evening oervice at p. m.: Wed., wonblp serv· ot 7:!0 p. m. p11tor, ThomE. Diddle. ~-= - ~ ZJcm Churcb of Christ, Pom• . Rarrlsonvttle Road, Eu· Underwood, mlnlster. Bl· scbool 9:30 a. m.; Morning lw<Jrsh>io 10o30 a, m.; Evening I II'Orsbl~ 7:30 p. m,; Robert Reed SU?I. ...ANYWHE l 60 Dodge - .. • • •1095 Seneca Dr. One local owner. Lillo new fiDIIII. I .... 4 Standard shift. 63 Buick .. - • • '2295 Special 4 Door Sedan. One lo~al Like new. Automatle ohlft, rodle>. owoer. :Low • " - FRESHSMING FINE 59 Buick - •owner.• • • QUALITY -f!!:- LeSabre 4 Door. One looat Sb.,..!IDod aon. 62 Chrysler - - • *2195 Newport ~ Door. Only 19,678 eareful mlletl. ped. ***"··, l'uJIJ ICIIIIP. '995 59 Chevrolet • • Statton Wqon. Like new finish. 8 eyl. Standard lldft. Runs extra RecOflll]•e t!tls buildina? Whether you live ln Yuma or Butte - or Concord or Dallas you know that this ia the dome of the Capitol in Washington. And what ia more, you would be able to identify the EifTel Tower or the Taj Mahal wltbout a IIOCOJI4 glance. All of us are attracted to and enticed by faraway placea. And yet we tend to ignore and +ako for granted thlnga aDd plaees of interest and beauty at our very •'back door." Our live~, too, have lofty domes and towers that we may be unaware of. We develop our physical bodle.!!, our personalities, our t.alenta, and we think we've done everything necessary for happy llvlnr. Yet It is a foot that unless the hill'her, spiritual lifo of mon lo developed aloo, la•ting happiness La impoaalble. And when we live entirely on the materlalistie level, we are only half alive. Open your eyea and look to the Light. Discover your full potential by jo!rtlng and supporting the church of your cboice. - .cood. Monday Sunday • '1195 60 Buick • • • • LeSabre 2 Door. Automatic twts. OWned looal !tlloh- I Kings 18:8-18 8:22-80 Tuesday Kinp Wednesda7 n Thur11day Isaiah I:D-11 IP:2D-28 Isaiah 67:14-21 Friday Mark 13:1-18 Saturday I Corin~lan1 3:10·17 by W h h h • ill I f t nd h l it t e ope U Ill • n •ome memurt>, 08 er a e p SU8• tain that ~t~hich i• good in family and community life, thh fea· tur• I• 1pon•ored by th• bw1'np•• fr'rms and oraan:•atlona er. Shows good care. 60 Mercury •mUeagt. - •One •owner. '1095 Monterey. Extra 'harp. Low e BLAETTNARS • e • " - tVhase names appear below. r-_:::.::.:::..::::::::..::::=:..===-----------------,1 ;~.~:,01 WILLIS ANTHONY BUICK - PONTIAC - GMC tRUCKS POMEROY, 0. 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KEDS White - Colors Needle or Tapered Toe Juniors-ChiJdrens·Teenagers 3.99. 4.49. 4.99 THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT. 0, HEINER'S BAKERY Bakers of Good Bread Hunttnruon, FOREMAN & ABBOTT l V-8 automa tic, power brakes, power steering, radio, heater, like-new wlsJw tires. A real nice Olds. ) Middleport 61 Olds F-85 Deluxe 4Dr. Wagon -•s169S } V-8 auto., chrome top rack, radio, heater, wlslw tires, a new Olds trade-In, THE UNITED SJEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA l Maybe it's the incred ibly low price. Or the fantastic m1lPage. It could be thf' pr~ision f!ft&"ineer ing . Or tbe surety and conven· ience features . But mosllikelv it's the fun • P:vidently nothing catches o~ !ike the fun of &wnine- a Honrla. ,J'!"ln in. ·rhe fir!t step i.l a demonstration r id.:o. Why not today? •• I 60 Chev.lmpala Convertible - · . s1595 "WALGRI!:EN automatic, power brakes, power steering, radio, heater, wlslw tires. A sharpie-new Cadillac trade:in. I -··lllilwrl-· '' R. H. RAWLINGS SONS Co. 2ND ' AVE. JET PUMP HONOA i MIDDLEPORT, 0. i This convertible jet pumg il efficient and depend• Ohio Valley compact, able. A convenient 1a eaflily repolitiorted . Plumbing ice. Assembly is complete with lf.J ' and Heating Edw•l'd ..., , owner 232 E. Second St. Pomeroy Ohio bolt~on Top -.. s1195 ! ejector for shallow or deep well serv• pump, hp motor, ejector, 13gallon pres.sure tank, pressure UlUlating valve, prfliB\lre •Witch, pir charcer aild 1" brus foot valve. This b the $8 250 perfect pump for lll'n\ or sub ... urban home. ~ . :~.=- ( I r. ! KARR & VAN ZANDT. .MOTOR' SAlES '' . WY 2-5342 . ' ' \ .. OPEN TIL. I P•.M: ' ;,, 1 . ·tt· ·· ' . WY 2-24<10 LIEVING COAL COMPANY Establlohed tn UNit West Columbia, W Va. Ph. Muon SP 3-5593 HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Pomm-or Support the Cburch ol Your Cbot<e fHE DAILY SENTINEL ")lelto COunt)"o No. 1 Neinpopor" I "Tho f'l'l•nd!J lion&" lllddleport, Olllo Dllpoz!U IDiured b' FDIC HOGG AND ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO., INC. "We Bave It"' Phone 7'7UBM Mason, W. Va. - Attend the Church ol Your Cltotoet BEN FRANKLIN STORE 5c to •uo ond up PO:IIEROY OmO BOWERS DRIVE-INN • RESTAURANT NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE f:'ake Someooe1to Cbureh Thlo WIn Pom...,. Over 80 tan • .,, ~ ''• CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK l. 6 Lite Model Used C.dlllaa On Selel ·' Pomeroy Weat 114ain St. I I ' . '295 •795 i • CHECK THESE MAY SPECIALS 57 Pontlec 2 dr. 57 Chtvrolet 50 Ford Ven Type Herd Top 4 Door Sedan CAMPER $495 REXAU.. DRUGS We P'UI All Daet.ott Ptescttottons WY ~19&8 Pomer11y I 59 Ford 4dr. Ranch Wagon --.. -- s995 Now V.. .,.,.,, Aute. trans. PomeroJ SWISHER & LOHSE l. Pomeroy, Ohio 130 E Second AGEN~Y" · W'Y 2-2588 V-8 automatic, radio, heater and good tires ' WY 2-21188 V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY STARK'S DRUGS V~ V-8 auto. trans., w:slw tires, radio and heater. Shows real good eare. I Near Pomeroy .Mason Bridge Leo L. Vaughan, M&r. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Locsl Union 5668 Ravenswood, W Va. fI . go. Full power, Including power windows & 6-way power seat, tinted glass, radio, heater and good WISIWtires. A Job For a-· OF MEIGS COUNTY I 59 Oldsmobile 98 4door .. . .... S149S You meet the nicest people on a Honda Member M'O Greenhouse WY 2-6933 LOGAN MONUMENT CO. w. VL 62 Oldsmobile 4door - - . -.. . · s2295 59 Buick La Sabre 4dr. FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES WY 2-2644 Qua.Uty Furniture at Lowe: Prices 32,000 actual miles. Ideal for summer vacation and priced to Middleport Bakers of Holsum Bread SEE These ·- Attend the Church of Your Choice ' \ ! . Onftb of God, MI. Morleb: Rev. Ira M. Tibbs, pastor: Sunday School9o45 a.m.; Worship service 11 a, m. and 7:4> p. m., Player mee""g 7:30p.m. Tuesday: Young People, 7o31l p. m. Friday, ~r;:'~g ~"';hlp: Oblo ' ., One week had gone by Christ ceased His post. . appearances His dlsc~ples. In accordwith His ~n~tructions, the were gathered togetha hou80 in Jerusawaiting. Suddenly, they felt among ---Practice; 3o30 p. m. Tue,. Junior Choir Practice. Betblebem BapUsl eburob, Bend: Rev. C. L. O'Conpastor: Robert Lewis, supt. a. m. Morning Worship Sunday School; 7 p. ID. Ev· service: Thursday, 7:30 m. Ptayer meeting. North Molto Street Churcb ol Rutland: Dr. N, c. Carministero Blble School a. m., v. H. Braley, supt.; Worship 10:30 a. m.; Sabra Canaday, pianlst: worship 7:30 p. m.: of !be city with aucb te.. vor and convletion that<!Oilferll the Jn.. !ant church "'"' S by nightfalL ' 000.. · The lransformlllt ~ which !be disciples ertperlerlcecl 011 Pentoeootls known to a.tt. Uans as the Holy Spirit Bible liiJI ....,. The Bible ~.as a ,..eat doll Ill , bout the 1Jolv Spirit, Jl say a • speaks ol Him Ill God. ill • IIIIo tioo, dwelllng w!thlll mea, working wltbln W.tory. We . counter Him oftan In !be 0 14> Testament, fPiidlrti !be lelderl of Israel and apeatlng tlrruuC" the prophels. The New ......_. ment asserts that Be WU ..._ premely and uniquely ~ in Jesus Christ. When the time came for J• sus to terminate IIU re1at1vo1J brief stay ODtong mea, Be .., _ sured His cllscljiles lh8t "[ wiiJ : not leave you comlorlllu." lll : His stead, He pnrmlllld. """ would have !be Holy Spirit Ill ' guide them Into aU truth, ad to strengthen them opin8t Syracuse Cburcb of the N... aU trials, rene, Willinm C. Thorpe. paotor, Premtee Felt Sunday Srhoul a. m.; Mom- During the eatly yeoro ing worship 10.30 a. m. church's history, the Holy Spiro 9:30 a. m. Sunday School, Ben it made His presence lelt ln Qu' be S t 10 30 m !Sen rry, up .; : a. · !be ChrlsUan conununllf In Morning Worship servlco, lsi very vivid woys. and 3rd Sundays .01 the monthi The Book of Acta speaU of 7:30 p, ~- Evenmg Evangelis- the apostlea: being "empowlie Servtce, 2nd and ftb Sut> ered" by the Holy Spirit to h8al day of mooth. BETHANY -;-. the sick, to speak Ill foreJan 9o3il 8 · m. Mommg Worship. languages hitherto unknown to 10o30 a. m. Sm,day School, Bly- them, and to perform other the Theiss, Supt.; 6o30 ;>. m. miraculous works. Youth Fellowship. CARMEL St p "'· tte to a. m. Sunday School, Way- . . au1 1n •= 1e rs R sh 8 1 . 10 .30 3 m }Otmg churches refers to these; ou · up., · · · and otber "manifestations ofWorship, 2nd and 4th the Spirit" as though they were · of the M<mth· 6 p. m. ~·• ' ' · comrnonp 1ace occurrences w•.. i Evangelistic Serv1ce, h. h Ch . U ulte · 1st 3rd Sunday ·)f month. ~~lia:.11 ns ans were q ~ a7·8 ~:30 ~!be . ! ' ' l i ' _, u; I 1 0 I THE DAILY SIN'nNEL :=:--...;.:.•= ••••1.* ..... .30 1 i:t.arch m- - ..... - •'- . m.: Worsblp·Servk!el: ed sarvteeo 10::10 a. m. . ~.. ·' !30 p. m,; Prayer mee.,....., m. 'nlesday. all. Song oerv>cot, yard Suot . l''ble Study and m. for Preaching 8o:al p. m.: .._ . se:.;_, led by -•tor ""ayer meetln• 7•:10 .-.ayer mee ~ , .-.. >eo• · 7:30 p. m. TUesday, p. ffi. Wednesday, Claoa Lald· St. r'l~auf's Lutheran Church ' '·. Cor. Sycamore,. 8eeond St.- Pomeroy REV . JOSEPH KRALY, PASTOR F1l'll Baptist Cbtii'Oh, fta<olue , Slor EUB aurr•ll. Rev. L. O'Conner. paotor Pentecost Sunday, MtJy 17 ~~t{lcbl:ftl~~~ MeDJel Smith, pastor: H5 Sundoy School 9·30 a m . Sam . COffee Hour, t oOO and !Oo15 o.m. S111K117 S<bool. 9:11 r m. Sunday Scbool. Freel CUrtis, supt.: 10:40 a . m. Morn- I Worship, 10:30, toplco "And Now, Tltf> Cemtorter" supt.: l!:arl Shuler, Ass't 1ng WOI'!Ibip o t ::IO p. m BY~ I Monday, f:OO, Catechism Clui-7:110 .\Cult lllllruetiOtl 10146 a, m.: Junior Fellliwshlp: I ~~~~~·~~~~'t:'o~f ~te'!.."'/"' lllfetlnl 8 P• m. '111Uflo EVenllll! 7·:111 P _Ill TbulldaJ, 8:30, ·Boy Scout• - 8:0(! ifbe AA. Mettfnl '"!I.j'i!t. ..!\t!!ll ':' ,.,.1 W<ldhesday, ver Saturdo~. 10:00 a.m., Tho Gltl Soouta :~~ -\II f~ l:atl, p," IJ!, W~i _ ,._.........._._ _ _ _ _~...,~--~;~'~#> wm'lblp .. "lvll'YtbliiiJD.IIIid_,. A D 30 ' · · '\· · The New Testament reo the precise date. It was Jewilh hollday called Pente- and. Racine Methodist Church, 18:30 p. m. Wednesday. Syracuse Mission, Rev. Earl But the great apostle dld Dot . .30 a. m. ~ r an Wn ~~v H. L. McDaniel, pastor : Sun· ' Meeting, 7:30 p. _m. · Custer, pastor · Sen·iees every attach primary importance te 6 p. m., Evening ors tp, ~ay Schoo) 9:30 a. m. : Preach- Heath Methodist Church, Wednesday and Friday evening the signs: and wonders whicb 10 30 6 ~-mmdom HaD or Jehovah's mg : a.m.; MYF p. m.; E. Dawson, pastor: . at 7:30 p. m. ·sometimes accompanied the ex. · ~~~lilneg!ISes . . S Player and Bible Study, 7:30 p. School, 9o30 a.m.: Lee Sm1th, perience of being "filled with 11 Publtc meeting, un· m, Wednesday. Su;>t.: Morning worshlp, MI. Unloa F.W.B. Cburcb, .. , day 3 p. m.; Watchtower study a.m.: Jr. MYF 6 to 1 p. m. Rev. Henry C. Stanley, pastor the Spmt. .. 4 ?· m.; Bible study _Tuesday, First Haptl~t Cbarcb, Pome- Sunday evening with Dale and School 9o45 a. m., Earl The reallY_ ~portant. fruits 8 p. m.; Serv1ce _meetmg, 1 p. roy, Ralph C. Zundel, pastor. Dee Swearingen, leaders. Sr Supt.; Preacing, 7 : 30 I ~f the .splf!t, he saJd, are m, Thursday; Mmlstry school, Mrs. Joseph Cook, S. K Supt. MYF p. m .. Jean Smith, m. Saturday. Bible Study and love, JOy, peace, . patlenco, 7 1 p. m. Thursday. 9:.10-11 :15 .worsb1p. service an_d selor : WSCS. 2nd Monday Young Peoples meeting, 7:30 p.jkmdness , goodness, fa1thfu~esa DanvUJe PUgrim Hollnesa, (P. study. Special music. Recogmh •• 1 7. 30 p m . Aft.' m Wednesday· Choir practice gentleness and self-control. a 4th· Thursday ' "' · p. m. Thursday. ' ' Stlll AI .Wor.• Langsville, Ohio), Rev. 0 . H. t.10n ~f gradL'~l~s;, Sermon "'The eac ernoonmanu• Circle, 7:30 pastor: Sunday School, Meamng of Ltfr. Nursery and . C1 12 3rd Wednes· The Salvation Army Envoy It Is a cardmal tenet rA . a. m., Robert Grate, Supt. Junior church for children. 8 p. ~ 8~· p. a:; Church Admin- Rays. Wining, officer charge Ch_rl.stian be.lief that the .Holy , ship service at 10:3; a. m,; m. _ Bacc~laurtoll.te services at istratlon, 2nd WPd.nesday, 1 p. Sunday 10 a. m. Holiness meet· Sptnt is sttll a~ work m the . grim Youth 6:45 p, m.: Jumor High, 6:30 p. m. Youth wlthl8 • . d I Wed m· Cho'lr prac tlce • 7 P. m., log·, 10 .,30 a . m. Sunday School . world, and .particularly f. bleb gelistlc service, 7:30 P: m. meett~g an re~rc.at on. nes- W~ne!'lday. Sunday 7 p. m. Young People's the commumty of &lth w Js J Week Prayer and Praise, day 7.45 p. m. Btble study and St. Jobn's Catholic Ml••lon: Legion : 7:30 j). m. Salvation ~al~ed the Chur~h. Some~et . nesday, 7:30 p. m. prayer. Thursday 7:30p. m. One ' near GuysvUie (Outcb Ridge) : meeting, Thursday, 1 to 3 La· II " very hard indeed to dts- . Middleport Church of tbe Won One class meet>ng. R Ge R Shipman pas- dies Home Lea•ue· 7 p. m. Prep cern His guiding hlll!d ln the ev. Sunday orge Mass · 10 .30 a.· m.: classes; 7.30 p.m. • · Bible study, a ff_airs · 0f arene, Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett. Rutlalld Methodist Cburr.b tor, wea k and 5in!uI meu r Sunday Sc?ooJ 9:lO a.m.; Carl Herring, pastor; Morning Holy Day of Obligation 6:3(1 a. prayer mee(lng. Other services -m or out of the church . . 10 8 ing Worship :30 · m.; worship 10:30 a. rn .; Church m.; C.onfesslon, %: hour before by announcement. But ~here are also times , Voung People, 6o45 p. m.; School 9:30 a. m. WSCS first Mass. Tbe Churcn ol the Naza...,ne, when His presence becomes 81 ' gelistic meP_ting 7:30 p. m.: Tuesday and 2nd Thursday of Lour Lady of Loretto Mlsstoo Chester, Ray E. Warne, pastor. Wl":'lstakably real and com- ; each month; Family Nlght last Long Bottom, Rev. George R. Sunday School 9,30 a. m.; Morn- pelhng to Individuals or_ groupa Prayer meet-1g, Wed • 7' 30 Naomi Baptist Cburcb: Sunday evening of each month Shipman, administrator. Sunday ing Worship 11 a. m.; NYPS ~r contemporary_ Christians u day School 9o30 a, m., at 6:30 p. m.; Prayer Meeting, Mass 8,30 a. m., est. ; Holy Days 6o45 p. m.: Evenlng Service. 11 was to the disciples on the ship 11 a. m.: Player 7o30 p. m. Wednesday. of Obligation, 7 p. m. UO p. m.: Midweek Player ser· day of Pentecost. 7 p. m. Wednesday. Rutland Church of God, Ro•. vice, 7 30 p. m. Wednesday, carpenter Boptiot Cban:b: Allred Methodist Cburcb, Rev. John Smallwood, pastoro Sunday Chu"'b of Cllrlot, MltWlopon Sunday School 9,30 a. m.; Robert R. Card, pastor, Sunday School 10 a. m.; Evan•ellstlc Groce Eplscopol Cboreb Fred 1. Gardner, Mlnlsm; 1ng Worship 10:15 a. m. School at 9:311, Lloyd Dillinger, service 7 p. m.; Youns People Pomeroy. \!ornmg Player each 9:30 Bible School, Milton lloudRullaod First Baptist Chun:h supt .. Worshtp services at E d aver 7 P m Wednesday · Sunday at 10:30 a. m. excepl ashelt, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. MomSunday Scb<'ol9:30 a.m. 10:45, w:th Chas .D. Woode. lay P~a eer meetl~g 7 · ~- m. Satu~ tbe lth Sund~y whlch wU\ bit 1ng Worship, Sermon "I Being Sunday 2:30 p. m. leader Sunday evenmg at 7:30 tda/ Holy Commumon. lieve God." 6:30 p. m. Youtb Harrioonvllle reglllar meellng of the M.Y.F. Chester Melhodtsl Chorcb: Chester Church of God, Rev. Programs, Jr. and_ Sr.; 7::111 p. Rev. John Davies, pastor : Tuesday 8 P· m., WSCS mee.ts P R. Card, pastor; W or g h 1 Gilbert Spencer, pastor. Sl rwlay .~- EyeJlln& servl,~, Sermon, ship service 9o30 a. m.; :~the ~ome of Isola Tayl~r :1th 1lservice at 9 a. m.: School 9030 a . m. Morning wor- In His Praaenco. ~od. 7:110 School 10:30 a. m. ma war'· program ea er. School 10 a. m.: WSCS, ship 11 a. m. Prayer MeeUng, p. m. Mid Week Serv co; 1:30 The Pentecootal Cblii'Cb, Wednesday U5 p. m. Prayer Thursday of month: 7:30 p. m. Thursday . Youna p. m. Choir practice. =\ ~~~-~~u~~:; Se~c~~llod Methodist Chureb, meeting, Srd Wednellday People's Service Friday, 7o30 evangelistic service, 7:30 p. Pomeroy. Rev. Melvln Alkire.j ~onthothMYF last twa p. m. Wednesday Bible Study 7o30 pastor. Church School. B:lli a.lo ~~R~nnon United Sutton M•lllodlst Church, Kev. DIYOTID TO INTUUT . . m.: Salurda: night Player m. Leo Cr~w, Supt:, Leo Vau- In Christ o Res Garrabrant, pas· Earl Casto, Rev Arthur Stitt, MilOS MAlON AI.U Worship 7·,0 p, m. Pastor, &han, Ass I. Dlv>n~. Worsh1p tor: Sunday School B:SO a. m.: minister. Church services on ..,,.. L 1 B. L, Bartelt. ~~30 ~;.?'s ~rmon~ 3: StatiC PtoochlnA 10 ·30 a. m.o Alter· fst , 2nd. and 3rd Sunday at 11 • - ,.,. • ..._ ..... Rutland Cblll'clt ol Ule urc · u ay; : P· m., nate preaching and Chri 5tian a. m. Sunday School every Suno ,.w.Mrl e9a7 an.aua ,.._,. ..., ene: Sunday School9o30 a, m.; P~rtsmouth District Conference IEndeavor, 7:30 p. m. Sunday; day 10 a. m., Clint Orr, Supt. ""., ... - · - ....,_ Morning Wonblp IDolS a, w•D be_ beld at the Jackson IMid . Week prayer mee~ng, Mrs. Lester L. Roush. autsl~-~ Evangelistic service 7:15 ?· MethodiBI Church, Jackson. Dr.lno p. m. Wednesday : Coua•e ant. Church N[#ht on the 4th '"' ..,...., ..,. ....., Midweek prayer SOI"VIce. 7:15 Stanley McGIIhard Is pre~idlng i Prayer meeting last. Friday Saturday night of each month. "- ·m. Wednesday. elder. Featured speaker Will be • ....,. 4111 -..,.....,. .. .._..., COiumblr Chapel: Wonlllp Hev. Isaac Motha. Born in each month· . R·•- Maooa City Churcll 0' ~rlsl, 1..,. _ 9·15 . ~watiland Soutth Africa he isJ RUtland Million. Rev. uara• Miller Street, tVoca) Mus1c1: l'f•OIIaal . . . . - • h ~- d eac ,un ay . a. m.. "' . •· . · L Searles pastor · S u n d a v nd Blbl S d 10 aotbelll m..~M~~. ...., 11::~~: School 10 a. m.: Youth the hrst Swaziland _pastor to · 1 9 a m., . Su ay e, 111 y a. m._. .,. •"·· - , ... ...,, ~.. • • II l oiS p. m. Rvenln& wor. hav• a semmary IJ'atmng. Mem- 1Schoo· . Pt ohln 7.30 Mormng Worship 10o4S s. m., - - ..,.,... ,. 7 p m eacb SUnday bers and officials are urged to 110 30 a. m.. ea 7g30 · p. Bible Study 7o30 p. m. Wednes· '""" .... . _ • ,. \D,~~~· of C h I 1 I attend. I m._; Prayer Serv>ce, : p. m day. - ; ,., ,_ '" ., "'" r •- Friday • - ·1 M F eII owaIllp, """' ... _ ....,, • School 9:30 L m. ProchEdea Vnlted D-~~D lll Ta . Plains EUB CharTh· Fls-•• d H •onua.a.. 11.10! uartt ....._ .,..... 16:30 a. m., first lllld tblrd Cbrlsl Cbarcb: Rev, Elden R. ppen · E E : Rev . Arthur Stitt, pastor . Great ,. I!Su~~~'~" Balke, pastor: SUnda) SchooL Rev. Eugene · merson. pas Bend Methodist Church, Junior .....a11.~ - - • • • lllr 11 Cbnrdl, O.,.b11t1 10 o. m.; Winnie Hollinger, oupt. tor· Sunday Worship 9 311 a m Choir featllred, AprU 10, Frl- :,.~, :;.::;~.:·': • ...._ ...__ C stan! Christian Endeavor 7ol5 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. olternately Sun· day. • Rd . Rev.SUnday ·~M, School 9:10 ey,a. ' president, •·. daym.School1·30 m and Vine10 ~ ~~F~""'""'""'""'""'===~-=-;;;;;;;;;;;;lii;;;;;;;iiij;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; pastor, Lyda Chevalier, alternatelya. Hohar1 e. Chureh: EBERSBACK; HAROWARE CO. Poll!-. ' .-~ Jerry Ma•ten, paatoro School 9:30 a. m. Church . a, m.; ChriStian Endeavor, 61 p, m. Evening Service, 6o30 o.":;=~~~·er;.1::;,:Made Holsinger. PhoaoWYWOU ., ' . ·• f Middleport. Rev. Nyle Borden, lllinister. Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Arnold Rlcha . , Supt. Mormng Worshlp, 10: a. m. l;~~:i~~s Cowria'bt 1964, Ktilter Adverlialni Sttriot, Inc., Strub.q, Va.. • Cene1l1 I By LOUIS CASSELS them a Preo,..,. wbldt _..,.. Uol,.,. Pre• Iatorlllllo!IAI to take poueuitm r4 tltelt Sunday LMlly 171 Is the hurts and mlrtds. lffilng them 3:15 p. m. Saturdoy. Ptoyer SUnday Sehool S:lli a . m.: Wor· birthday of the Chrl• with a atronge ..,.,. ol joy, • meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. sblp aervlce 10o30 a. m.: Sl chUrclt coniCiousness ol power, and • . John, sunday School 10 e.. m.; ' boldness which they bad never It commemorote• an event k bel Th ,.Ml Mortal! ....... ~o::;;~ l l::~~k nown ore. to proclalrn e Y !be -· · lh e Cl-1y 0 f out ._....., OllrCb, Wonhl;> 9 a. m. too p1aco m and befiiUl COmer of Fourtb and Main St. Church of ChriJI, 1n the spring ol the Gospel of Christ to the people m. Syracuoe Flrll United terUIIl Church,,~- m Ruppelt, ~astor, · · ship Servtce; 10 a. 10. School. Federated Cblrtb, Carl Kautz, Supt.: Sun d a SyraCDie Melhodlst Chard!, Bradford Churcb ol Chrlll, School, S:lli a. ID.; Carl Herring, putor; Oa· N. B. lmbO'ien, pastor: Homer hour 10 ,30 a, m.: Charles Winebrenner supt. Sunday Forrest, Supt.; Bible School 1 La m IScllool 9o311 a. ,;._ Midweek Bl· 9:30 a. m.: Morning Worship, r '· Y an. Study, 7:30 p. m. Wed. 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worsbi?, First Bapllal Chan:b, MiddleUB Ch h Letart Fall• Sun- 7 p. m, Wednesday, 7 p. m. port, Rev. Donald Boone, are ' • ' . Bible Study. tor: Sunday Scoool 9ol$ a. School 9o30 a. m., Worship Fred Hoffman, Supt.; 10:15 Ise>rviic es Sunday, 7:30 p. m, Freedo~ Goo1'"f Mlsoloe, Ba- m. Worship Service; BVP 6 CbUrcb of lbe Nazarene, Pom· sh~n - Sbversville Road: E. .J . m.; Evening Worship, 7:30 Rev. Clyde Henderson, Griffith, pastor; Roger WII- m.; Wed. 7o30 P· m. jpa.stor; Sunday School 9o30 a. ford, Supt.; Sund~y School 10 meeting; 8o30 p, m. Wed., Morning Worship 10o311 a. a. m.; Evangelistic Service, 7· practice. NYPS 6:4S p. m. Evening ' 30 p. m. "rayer meeting, 7' 30 Middleport Flnt United lse1rvicres 7:30 p. m. P r • Ye r r. m. Tuesday. byterian Church, Rev. Jm<.etirlg,, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. South Bethel . EUB Church, Ruppel!, pastoro Free Methodist Clmrcb, Laur· Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas- 9:30 a. ~-' Rlcbllrd . . Cliff, Rev. R. Eugene Gill, tor. Sunday worship 7:30 p. m. supt.: 10.30 a. m. Worship. 1oaiiiOr. Sunday School 9:30 a. and 9o30 a. m. alternately. Suo- p. m. YF: Wed . .6.30 . 1' Phil Wise, supt. ; Morning day School 10o30 a, m. and Choir: 7 p. m. Semor Choir. m.; 10o30 a. m.; Youth 9:30a. m. altematA!Iy. Norman Free WID BapHsl 7 p, m.: Evangelistic Bahr, Supt. Bible Study and Rutland , Pastor, Rev p au . led b pastor, Taylor; Sunday School, 10 a.m. lservicoe 7:30 ?· m. Mid · Week prayer servtce Y Guy Ptiddy, Supt.; ,,.,,yer servl.,., 7o30 p, m. Wed. 7:30 p. m. Thursday. " service, 7:30p.m.; Player ser· HysoU Run Free Methodist, Lotlrldge EUB CHan:b, R•v. vices, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. E. Sm~, Sr., palftor; Eugene Emerson, pastor, Sun- Portland, Rev. Lawreaee School 9.30 a, m., Wor- day School, 10 a. tn., Russell Daniel, j)B.stor : Harold Supt.: Morning ~or- Archer, Supt. Sunday Worohi;> Sup!; Sunday Scool 9:30 a. m. 10:30 a. m. Youto Service, 11 a. m. Bible Study and Pray. MYF, 6 p. m.: Worship, p. m., Evangelistic mes- er service led by MUlard Coe, p. m.: Bible Study, 7:311 p. m. , 7:311 m.; Prayer meet· 7,30 p. m. Wednesday, Wednesday. 7o30 p. m. R k S M thndl t R Entel]lrise EUB Church, Per1tocosl>ol Ammbly, Route oc prlngs • • '• · Menzel Smith pastor. Rev. Paul E. Jones, pastor. R. Card, pastor : Sunday School l 9·30 • m . l~unds>y Schoo] 10 m, wor- 9:30 a. m.; Worship service, serv ce · a. " '' . . a. ·· . 7030 . m.: 1\<YF 6030 . m.: School, 10 ,30 a. m. Youth services 7.30 p. I"?· Sun p . ~ lowship 6:30 p. m.; Boys and Wednesday and Fr1day. WSCS Tuesday uo p. m.. Pray. G"lr'" Fellowship 6·30 p m · Cb b Chrl t er and Blble Study Wed 7· 30 ~ • · · ·' ure of s, • · · Evening service 7. 30 p m 2nd Marcum, mi~ster; Bible p. m. and 4th Sundays: · Youth Cholr, COMPARE ... ~ Radio &·r. V. , I JleorgaoiW Qtlfdl GC JIIWI 1~::1 of Latter Doy Salnta, als l1 !rom Racine ou Racine- - WERNER .\ I'OR YOUR SUPPORT IN THI MAY 5TH PRIMARY ELECTION MI!IGS COUNTY COMMIIIIONJR . P4- Pol. .A4>L blue and whiteMiss DanGail River Shirt-a : , ushHouse 88 ;:ltesth 8 8· · V:h: waist dress: Miller en Ray Phipps, Jackson, Wil· blue and white polished cotton R1dgway led the program. Out' liam A. Gilford, Jackson, Mrs. Cosmotologists to , skirt and blouse; Leah Ann Mil· the busmess meeting they Walter 0. Stmpson, Rt. 4 Jackrler a turquoi~ tarpoon cloth making Uems for the ' son, Claude Woodruff, Jr., Rt. Meet on Saturday shift dress; Mrs. Earl Clark forh the Arged, Mrs. Vel• Jackson. Mrs. Paul E. Colley, POINT PLEASANT - The dark brown accented with pink Rous , Ch81 man of Vaca1 Wellston. Mrs. Richard L. Cap- West Virginia Cosmetologist As· cotton satin sheath· Mrs. Jam- ti.onl Church! Sc~I asked the I.mger, Rt · 3 WeII ston, Mrs. Ed- sodatlon . will hold 1ts . quarterly es Gilbert - two pIece ' navy blue Clrc .e to . he PrWith working and Harry furms~mg re resll!Dents. Those I ward J . Montgomery' Wellston, meeting at the Lowe Hotel in lndianhead suit . Mrs. J ohn C.. Sk eens, Ashiand, Ky ., Point Pleasant th 1.s Saturday and Mtller · . ' · were - beige wool sutt wd· h a attendmg R J Mrs, k W lch Grant Mrs :and Mrs. Char les Pruitt. Jr., Sunday with the local chapter long line jacket; Mlss Harriett oush, ~rs. ac e • • n p K1 . La ynP - two p1ece · Nelson Mrs Roush, · Rl • 2 {"r 1 • re u , . •· sponsors of the state meetmg. whit~ nu bbY Ka Ed Mrs. B R.o Ian Mrsd 1 There will be a cocktail party cotton suit and A-line coat; rr' • na urrls, • Births . . beginning at 9 a. rn. Saturday Mrs. Carroll Adam.!! - blue erni Mrs. Homer E. Whittington, night. Association officials and broidered satin princess dress; 1 Rt . 2 Pt . Pleasant, daughter, the hair fashion committee will Hurnorou~ costumes were 11:24 p.m. Thursday. Mrs. Carl attend a business session at 9 by the .allowing- Mrs. M1>rti1nl E. Halley, Eureka Slar Rt ., son, . i! . m. Sunday. In charge of ar- Berisford - a night shirt and 8:06 a. m. Thursday. rangements for the meeting are cap; Mrs. Donald Bu:mg1arruner l Winnie Paugh, Doddee Foran. - a disposal paper dress; and Discharged Tootie WilBon , Ruth Lewis, Etta outfits on How not to dress ~Patients recently dis·:harged Eads, wands Edmons, Regina Mrs. Robert Layne, Mrs. B. J. included Welby Casey, Mrs Stowers and Mary Alice Morr i-l Howard and Mrs. Louis Karsch· William Cooley, Mrs. Marshall nik. The tables were decorated I Canaday and infant son, Mrs. son. wiUl May poles and pink and ' Cline McCorkle. Mrs. Maude Offirers Elf'rlf'd ' white petunias which were giv1Shato, Harold F. Myers, h•nn en to those attending aa favora C. Shawver. Mrs ~ames Me- At Dinner Meeting I' Miss Wlll!da Stemple, Count; Dougal, Mrs. Emma Kincatd , Home Demonstration Agent Robert Fetty, Thomas Thuma, f'T . PLEASANT - Officers sented the main program on' Mark f . P~rter, ~oseph yan lfor the coming season of the Well Dressed Homemaker. She Cooney, Curti,<; _R. Gtlbert , Nan- I Gamma Chapter of the Lambda showed several articles al clo· 1 ry Bowen, DiJVld M. Darst and : Chi Omega Sorority were elect- thing featuring the new lre.>rl< l Terr.r F'arrar. ed at a dinner meeting this lin fabrics and styles. Door prizTABLE RADIO Wf'ek. les were won by Mrs. Hosmer A~NOLTNCE HYMN SING Chosen ~s president for a sec· Roush, Miss Harriett Layne and In the truly modern loqkl Deluxe styling, tapered Th ·~ re will be a Hymn S i n g ond term was Phyllis Barnes. IMiss Marilyn Gibbs. profile, smart new ac· at the Apple Grove Methodist Elected to senre in the other Members and guests attend· , eenb, 4 tubes plus recti~ !Church. Sunda)'·, May 17,a t 2:30 ofrices were Neil Kennedy, vice ing were Mrs. Robert Layne. fier, 4• Golden Voice .. IP. m. Dan Hayman will be in president; Ethel Hartley. record Miss Harriett Layne, Mrs.. H. 8peaker. Motorola 's fallloua reliability and pet· charg£> . ! ing secretary; :se:nadine Gil- L. Dyer, Mrs. Carroll Adams Jr ...mance. . I mour. correspondmg secretary; Mrs Herman Layne, Miss Wan, Ru1 h Deal, treasurer; Dot John- da Stemple, Mrs Harry t.a_yne , 1 1 PUN DANCE PARTY son. sergeant · al • Arm S: Miss Eth•l Riddle, Mrs. C. . The 1\1iddleport Band Boosters Martha Haught. social chair· Riddle Mrs. Martin Berisford. IAssociation will sponso~ a high man and ~ush _ captain ; Doris iMrs. Henry Buck, Jr., Mrs Don~chool ~nee party th1s Satur- Saff~rd , htsto~tan; Mary Pullm. ald Bumgardner. Mrs. Freda Iday evemng from 8 to 11 p.m . Clov1s Co-E<htor, and DoriS · Hart Mrs Howard Joe Burris at the Middleport High auditor- Head, organizer. Mrs.' E. T. Roush, Mrs. Eari ium. The Jays will emcee. Clark, M" L. C Roush, Mrs N. 2nd Ave. Middleport Cir<'uil Court Will Wllll~m Crow, Miss Vicki Crow, IMrs William Gibbs, Mrs. WitConvene on Friday liam Kelly, Miss Marilyn Gibbs, PT. PL[ASANT -The M&~on i Mrs, James Gilbert, Mrs. ThoCounty Circuit Court will not ' mas Hoffman, Mrs. Fred Bat~ May 29 ey, Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman, Mrs. . F .d ond convene un (r1 n ay, · 1Ra p· k s M B J Circuit Clerk Howard Schultz an- IH Y rdtcMens,J. rH., F "1· M. owa , rs . arev, rs nounced . Lo . K h "k M . K I Persons serving on the petit I Uls arsc ru • rs. ar ·ur , are asked to report on 1W~les, Mrs. Thomas McGowan. ROBINSON'S J l h MISs Kay McGowan, Mrs. Har· Launderers-Dry Cle1nen Monday, June 1. rather t an on 1 M'll Ml Le h Ann MilMay 18 as previously scheduled. ry 1. er • . ss a . Convenient Pickup The changes in the court schedJer, Miss Gall 'MUler, Mrs. R.lchst.tlona in MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY ule have been made due to the ard Pfiffner, Mrs. Ray PtckPh. Pomeroy WY 2-5421 illness of Mrs. ,James Lee . ens, Jr., Miss Mary Ann H~ff· Middleport WY 2·5130 Thompson a patient in a Char~ ~ man. Mrs. E. A. Schaekel, Mtss Jeston hos~ita1, wife of Judge Vigdis Foffmark, Mrs. Ches~er Thompson. Weaver, Mrs. Howard Burns, and Mrs. John Wolfe. Lutheran Clules Meet Pleasant Valley HO&pital 1 I MANY tHANKS TO 1111 VOTERS OF MEIGS COutm In Polnl Pleasant for several dress was given by the preslyears during the early 1950's. dent, Mrs. Robert Layne, and Dilley was currently employed the invocation was glven by bv an insurance firm . Mrs. Martin Bertsford. · . . . ·ing the dinner group •lnglng Dilley died suddenly at hLS was Jed by Miss Ethel Riddle home_ 10 LewJSburg Thursday and Mrs. Harry Layne. mttornkllliS aft~r . suffenngh_a he~! t I A .:.tyle show narrated b y Mrs. William RUSBell, M r •· a ac . urvJVmg are as WI e, ' Gary Roush Mrs William PowNa n0 y Vallandingham •.l)ll- ~rs. Lloyd Roush, featuring J Mrs• Ha ' ld Rose Mr . · J d clothing made by.l#tose model- • r.. · ro • •· ley • two children, ack an I their m the was held Sprouse, Mrs. John F. 0 Jane, both at home, and his ng or ra Roush Mrs Jack Mrs . •• R. ,. D"ll S Ma as followso MISs Vlgdls • Roush · 1au.er, 1 ~1 ey. r , r Ml"ll . t mark of Bergan Norway ' · m:uo~~l will be in the Oaklawn eled a Norwegl~n cost~e. Th Rean~~~8 ·C~~ge. d bl k · · nd t t e .,_.ca Jrcie me1 on cemetery at Barboursvill@, W. l'U e rut swt 8 wo swea · Wednesda afternoon at the ParVa The bod is at the Wallace ers; Mrs. James Roush a . ) Thneral ho.! In Lewisburg. Christian Church Observes l934th Anniversary Sunday · t•nd !etvt .! p.m. mr'.: , �' • ·. ' •' Make Hay In May-Want Ads Will Pay Any Day! '111111 lipruo!OIII ttl ~ IWI1'dl l>roldi:III-DI8}' . . . . otuoll { Television Revue FOR SALE • INFORMATION ; \1nll<ll)' Q....ai\IIP f'II.N1 1!:\I.A I 'IUNI" .• .• I Q td!l n 1 r~i,. ,-1 ... , Uh 1 .....,.,e.ll "''"'''""'~" '"' t.rrnro <huul~ ""P<I'"'"''' •mmPtll t •"'' rh .. ' ••hr• W11! ~n' tu I n• ""to ""'""l><l"'ln•pr1lnn ;o''" fn> """~"' .\<I P'"' ,..,1r 11 s .. 1 Help Wanted .===------==, Word is Spreading Fast AI OUT <" l'l ~rl• ...,.e. I __ ~"'" '" ''"~n.... 111 ~ .,,_. I . •' ; 1 !• .I.' . I I KEITH GOBLE FORD USED CAR LOT 4 Door, 6 cylinder, atandard tran!l. Radio. B cylinder, standard tran1. Radio. 61 FORD FAIRLANE 500 60 OLDS 88 - 4 Door 8 cylinder, automatic trans . Radio. I PICK OUT THE ON~ YOU WANT - -- - ONLY , - ~· 'I, . - -_I I I z.-. 2 Door 8 cylinder, standard trans . 2 Door. l..ocal owner, clean interior. tire• like new, black finish, Poweri:lide, heater. 4 Door 8 cylinder, automatic trans . Powe steering, radio . BZO KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC. 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FOR SALE : Pull ..,~· -Black poe k by ap, o · n"'~" -"no1l" n·a 1n syr~ c use, 6 • ,D 1 . 5 13 3tc Hawk corn planter,., r- Delmar ~~r1te!i To Bu d Jt.e • 1 " y m •n a r , P• m. llllmm, Racine, R. D. 1. 5 14 33tc 1 For Lease 5 15 !lA! _ - I - -==:::----:-77"-c-Poril!tile ..me t . 1 SIX PUR_E _b_ed . " ' "''' . r Herelord year- ASffi.AND Station; Middleporl 1 DISK HARROW, grain binder, · . Phonf' Chl?:; l- lmg he1£e~s . ~~est A. Win- f Oh io. C411 \VV '2-216& or WY 2-~ good shape. Pearl Parker, .:eu , Racine, Oh10. 110'1 at night. _ highway 7, three miles east ,I 12 Jtp 5 a ltc • 13 31A! o1 Chester. i-IZ:3tp ·• I 3 ROOMS = i 'u . Insurance &lA! ·-..0 New Furniture ONLY -;::=;::: I'OR SALE: 2 bodrOOit! home. llf -.,. --· "" ·, ~-full 1ba,.menl, cash mort,.•• aad • • " - ..rtf." -' P or and contrac,, WY 2-"•1 . ..._. . "" •-••~ ....., ' • .,.... _ or WY 2-2481. fl!l_~ t!eo10t io;.Won · .\Ceol!\l ' • ROOMS and bath lnd aarden. iOHJ\I!IIIN. lnouro .... On Third St:,Muon!':,i~lV. 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ON THE SPOT FINANCING oa, - '> & 1960 Olds "88" 4 Door ········ $1595 Many More UsiHI C.rs & Trucks to Choose From I 1 G-t15 lllre'1 ' - .. work IN DAU.Y CBYPJ.'OQUOTE - Ia L0.8:1'BLI.OW One l.U. ~ lltudl :lol' aDP*hw. In thll.unple A ia· Ull4 for tbl t:bnll L'., X fOl' tM two 0'-. etc::. ltqle letlkn, .,a.ln>phleo, lhl ~--of all ........ llacll 4ay tllo letl.ttll an dilr-1. 1960 Dodge Phoenix 4 Door .. ·· $1295 I 17 ' JPUBXWBZ Blaeftnars ----- - ·--1 WHY PAY MORE? <8.1haota tT.OII- J.t Sandy'a Beauty Salon , featuring 1 I' apartments. Inquire •t the f!ad •our oewor lr•uldet Realistic produ cts Open ev· PomProy, Oh;o OhiO HotPJ, II-22·UC We llave oD Iiiia Rut Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale 1 enings bv appnintmrnt. 265 i Sewer Mar.binet: Spotless clean interior. White finish, VB enJi(ine, power N Socond St . Mictdlepnrr . l WHY PUMP slu ggisb septic Auto Sales Rrasonailte Raleo SIX ROOM house for sale 749 ' I'OR SALE : Seven room house steerin'l, pawer brakes, auto. trans., radio and beater. Ohio. Q\t>ner, Sandra Ben· I tank . Gel Kh•an - Em~ A.ll. Sep. I - Call W~ Z.Z!I74 or Nll!ltl South 3rd Ave Middl t and lot and outbUJidmg~. One . 1 21 Uc ., e or' on nett. P•fmernv WY 2·5''6 • 9 , tic Tank Cleaner. Landmark ,. 195:i PONJAC, 4 door, automa~ II> balhs, full basemen! car· mile lso from .11 RRutland d R llHar·d 0 an Mason 773·5263. Farm Bureau . Pomeroy lie transmission, good tires , . port . Clo~e to !chools, $sooo. ~ nt' eR tlaoa d. O radio an~ new battery. M:s. l FOR YOUR .Bulldo~r service, Phone WY 2_2563 _ S. G. Pick~ ares , u n , . 4 29 lOtc 4 28 30111 Crace Ot!er, Syrac use , Oh1o, see : Paul f . Ballt>y, Pome- 1 ens ' S 9 &tp 5 15 AUTOMOBU.E ln~urance Deen FOR SALE I WY 2. 6284 . -----~tp_ FOR S . --- ~ 5 14 3tc I roy, 0 . , R. 0 . 2, on Bailey , _ ._ eancelt@d? •..ost vuur opera- GrBSON Ka v Harmo•·v j.(Uitars ~-~ Run Road. . AI .F. . 1 lot 011 Mulberry 4 l 4 30tp l tor•• license? CaU WY 2--:.!18 and A.mplit1ers. 24 months to 1951 Cl:J~VROLET good runnmg . _ . __ WANTED TO BUY : s,?lall hou se , He1ghts , Te. WY 2--3429. &15ttc . pav . see or ca ll ftffUI Jewel· condition, $1UO. WI 9-211 1. . BULLDOZER work , basements ! on land rnntrart ... all WY 2 3 19 tfc 5494 5 ers. Potnt Pleasant, W Va .. 5 13 Jtp land scaping , brushing , ponds. after p. m. 5 15 6tp 4 Door. Blue finish, .:ood tires, 6 cyl en&ine, radio, ......_ Phnn• 511 Bill Wellman. Les 1957 FORD. custom 2 dr . 6 cyJ. Lowboy servlre . Charles Jef. Powerglide. er, • 1 Williamson 10.3Utt ! inder, Standard transmi ssion, fers , Phone WY 2·6222. S.bre Garden Till~rs -! w.s.w., R&H. pe rfed condi· > I 30tp HARRISONVILLE _ ~ . room 97.88 ~LL TE:~TES and prott>ct I tion . $595.00. Phont> 98."J-2212 . See Nelgler Bmldmg aoo Sup7 frJ~me home. hardwood floors ! 8 rubs from in~ects , a~n an (Chester\. 5 15 6tp I' ply , lt.lCII\0 . for bPtt .. r •,omes ••rDDLEPORT • do · , f ron t a nd back I Station Waa-os. Good tires, clttan interior. V8 motor, .W. 22" Power Mowers 44.97 0 ~ room wJt h ARAB U-d~it Crmcto•l· _ __ ~ 11 rr• wns tatrs matic tran1. Radio and heater. tr<J ie King Bllilders SuP P 1Y 48 lun GMC van .lruck. 'IH mot~ kitchen cabLDets and storm frame home with bath, gas ~ porche8, cellar, 4--sta!J garage cu. fl. Co., Middleport, Ohio. I or. ex('f"!le-n l L1res. Would doon . 11 Z3 tfc circulating heat , front, b 8 c k or shop, utility building. now $199 make <'Xf'<'llen1 r amPf'r. Ca ll - · --and enclos~ porches. Corner $3500.00. 5 2 tf ="""'=;;-:--.,.--.: - :_ Culligan ~oft 1\'aler. WY 2· lot with garage. Convenient lo FARM HOME _ so acres YOU PAY le.. for fine home 6903. 5 13 6lc EXPERIENCED schools. $9500.00. black lup road, plenty pasture II 1 o,.n Dail, rm 9 P.M. lurniahlngs 01 Bake: FumJ.I ·LETART 2 t f t J•cll w c 1 ruy, Mgr. ture bl Mlddieport. Oh ' 1962 Valiant 2 doo r hardtop . AUTOMOB-1 E - · s ory rame ' an d garden. Good 7 - room WY 1-2111 ;~· tfc buC'ket sf'ats. seal belts. radio 1 I home wi th bnth, gas circulat- house with bath, hot air fur~ 4 ~~~~=;;~~===~!;;;;;;;;--;;;:;;-;-;~~~~~~ and heo•er. !149500. Call Cool- I ing h•al, enclosed front and nace heatmg, basement. e•· •M· • • • • • • GUNS WMP COAl. DeUver or pick ville 667 -37 ~ . 5 13 Jtc , AND back proch. Nice 77 fool lot, C'ellent shade, barn and other We lluJ, oell and 1rac1o - . IP 7I'UI'I<It Goeglelu Ready· - - · ] : also o'iver fronlage $10.1100.00 buildings. $115110.00. Down Bill Wellman, Lea wnal?WII Mill Co., Pace St., Middleport I!Y.il OLDSMOBI LE. Call II'Y 2· FARM - 290 acres 2 mil., payment ~.oo. balance Ulte 6182 · .t TliiiD Jewelers, " ' - . . 11 It tfc ____ _ 4_28 tc _ I from Stat' Route liB!. 5-room renl. ,._ Pleuaut, W.Va. iJii6H &!win~ machines. 1962 PONTIA C. 12250. 4 door I hou,. with running water, FARM - 11111 acres 7\it miles OPEN EVE. TILL 8:00 P.M. 10 m .. aew, 159.50 up Several used hardtop. Catalina, blu~ fin · basemenLba•·n f32x421, feed· north of Pom•l'Oy. Properly ;;WHEN:;;;;:;;--;;Y:;;o"'v'"'u"'SE=-:AB=c""cte~an~en= machinP.ro. Rl bnrgain prices. 15h, autom~tlc rransmtss!on, 'IIY 2-2143 .._,......., . o Jng shed (2000 sq. ft.) , Mari· mostly well fenced, good soil, "Free S..... Plan" you ii!t>t The Fabric Shop. Singer Sale~~ power lteertng . power brakes. I "':;"""-='""'""'""'""'""'""'"""~ etta silo (12x30 ), other outplenty pasture. 9 room house, bl&, bealtla1 empty clo~t and ~rV IN' Pomeroy Ohio radio and extras. 910 Broad- I t'HOTO COPYING serrteea. buildings_ 40 acre.s in cultiva· cellar basemE>nt YOUR CHEVY DI!ALER " - Ill achange lor all llw I \1\' 1-2284 _· 4 2i Uc . : . Middleport. Ca~ ~ Copy IDJI lelia or d..,....L tion (can be doubled ). plenty and olller buildings. ... ,.... w. room oacup1ed by l.hP lamJI\ , .__.. lnsuraDce, PoiDI!I'OJ pasture, 100 acres timber and OWner will Include tractor POMIROY, OHIO winter clothing '~ nf' s huu 11 Get Acuainted Offer ftl 1 Pr z 15 ..; all minerals. A steal at $6500. equipment at $12,500.0. works. '" all Y""' Recapped Tiro Solol WorM W r'lf<l II C 5 17'4 001TAGE - Concrele block • C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR 'Winter clnlhf'!' nr call us [UJ Wh1le they last I Ell II A.IJCI'IONED (1 5x30), plastered .11nd paint. BOX %29 PHONE WY f .. pick-up and we will "Profe. · ALL SIZE ~~~~--rtdoultwlosa (>opplrg . . tlee od, good !looro. On the Ohio 51331A! LaterfeariLivinn Leonard read the ocriplure, I ·.; · ll PASSENGER TIRES . . $7.90 C11a - River Wt1h 120 feet frontage e Ilona y" dry clean them " NEW 13·14-15 IN. ..,.. ......, _...., on highway. Complete wilh FOR SALE; In heart o! Raclno I• Devolir .. • Topic Timothy 5. An article Oil I b • .· fiiCIIlar rales, wtth lm moth · TUBES .. $1.79 tu lncludod •a..,.. II"., ~C.~= furniture . s:MOO.OO. oul o1 hlgb water. llfodera 1 "Our Laler , The Time World Federation of W"""'t'. fi'OOftng and hang tbem up Open 7 days each week "lelnl• S. H1r0W ColliD!!, Saletmaa rooms, 2 tiled baths, of Reaponslb! . ~~g" was was read by Mrs. WDllain ~- · 1- - . . for ttorage 1n sea led ce1br· 1 8 a.m. to~ p.m. MttnpcU._ MR11n Beetee. Oldt tiUM·· -· "7 "-'-' b &. Malo - . . P • 1 11 111: W\" 2-ZIIt • -... • -.prap, lhe lop1c of li. .votions and aer. Mro. W A. Morgan= · - . . , 1 P and when you "' ' WUIIam Iogelt, SoleoiUn dole to school. Free program led by Mrs. Lewis dent, conducted llie ·· · ru.., 1or them . neil Jail. ca ll : Rickard'• Allgnment Service, WY WI7Z ocres. Sullablo for Grueser when lhe WSCS of lhe sesolon when communlcli' . 1 IS . . (formerly Grueser U1 IJr lei our routem an know Bod y lots. Mrs. Tyree Pickens, Pb. ....... 5 15 3,. 0 111111 tlley will be "'"""" to Uvestock Workl) 286 I-------· ~ WI f.34t2 Rock Springs Metbodilt church were read COilCI!I'IIInt ~ 'lirlnl• cleaner. onuh!Pr and ,· N•xtDaorTo.Rutl•n41nk ----=~ W. MaiD St.. ·----~ · tS 11e metTuesdayeveningat the oftbe' Soclety.Are~ ~··;'Wt •' · rumeroy, Ohio. R. H. Rick- NICE BUILDING lot, view o1 FOR SALE- Mldd1 ' given oo the )>lrtbdly CiJie ~ aewv. RemPber '"'. """"" IReconditioned Merchandise. Ra- PONY FOR SALE. call WY t. ard, Phone WY 2-3571. river, 110 • 165 for sale. Waller eport'o tallEach member participated In en to lbe 'CIItlllllli'o Nlll'lfnl ~:- ~aB\ cN'r111 f ' 11 nn dins $9.95 up , record players 34118· Z t lfc Wbeel balancing, auto glass, Grueser. Riverview Drive, ~-~d 8,.:,_1..... ledMiddJ5SieporlN. the program, ond Mrs. Amos Home. 0 ""'-"-La flrY· nd. , P..,ners :md 3·sJJeed. 112.95. TaP'" recorder ' JI'O'' "' SAL~ e. : 2 pomeo, ' 1 mule, - 2 brake HI'VIce · WY ~3230 . 5 13 JOic ""'""" ~for •~ qui~ ~;;1;.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::===· DOU'I un rv 1•1;1~on w VA ' ( h 1 4 30tp h M.le. 8P U5t3 · ~ 3 90 1 139 95, ~uto radios, $9.95 up, r~s cows, 1 Morlene troctNICE FIVE room bouse fuel ~ 0 RotaJ. 10 11 .· · · tc T \'_ sets . $29.95 up. T. V. or - wiU trade for a small AIR CondltiooiD& etrtg ' THE.RE WILL he a county-wide [ "'"ts. new picture tube, '".95 tractor. Phone WY ~ 21153. 11011 oerv1 J--~ r era· oil furnace, storm windawo FOR SALE: 90 aero lam, two "" r.e. w au's and doors, 4 acres level land, -ctors, dl~ ·-• p]-s, "·· clad meeting at the F'reedom 'I up_ guitar ampllfier, •c:n.95. i 14 3tp aiiOII VaRolriger· Ph w• -. .. .. N u..... ~, one 10. acreo 100.00. Pho•• WY • ... 1 woodland. Rt 1, .-.:--.1 Mission Church at Ba· Werner Radio, Middle~rt -..17 • 20 lfc ·~ ~~ ~ ,... u. • 5 1 -- • • Middleport. Pricecl ot ....... • 1• Jtp ..,.o, Stlversville Rd .. Sundav 5 14 31c .... nne upp ie1 Call WY 2-:IS7l. ...,..... •:..:;.• - fi.W- 1961 Chevrolet Biscayne . . . . .. $1495 57 FORD FAIRLANE 500 I ===-=-c-- ofi\ou'a This little jewel is the one for the young at heart. Ked burket st>sh, white finish, 4 on the floor, radio and be-at· er, good tires , 102 engine. 57 FORD CUSTOM _ a_.- -- - - - - ' I a.-101 1961 Corvair Monza Coupe · · · · $1545 • Automatic trans . Power Bteering and radio. i 411. OOaltolllo- lllo- Deluxe vinyl trim, tires like new, automatic tnn1. Radio and heater. Blue- fini sh. 58 PONTIAC CONVT. 19. llllkwuriD ..~ 1962 Ford Falcon 2 Door · .... · $1395 s495 ~ &1.=-n -- Locally owned and low mileagt, Urea like new. 102 eDo gine, 4 speed bolt, bucket seatJ, radio, beater, fawn paint with matching vinyl interior. WEEK-END SPECIALS ...... ....... . . - 1962 Corvair Monza Coupe .... $1795 & SEE THESE ... COME IN :tl!: To:!:'- •:::::--· a xu·• Factory air conditioned. Powerelide. power Jteerlnc. power brakes, tinted a:lass, white lidewall urea, radio, heater, complete factory accessories. Leu than 8000 mil ... aqua fini&h. 59 FORD GALAXIE 500 -- - on 1963 Chevy II Nova 4 Door .... $2695 4 Door, automati(' trans. Power ste£'ring 11nd brake-s, radio . :=,. A CLOSE CAlL TODAY, MIW>J To:' H.:-*' Top Quality--Low Prices 2 Door 8 cylinder, standard tran1 . Radio. a.- :=.- I SHORE HAD lt.=af .. ; . " ": " = .LOT FROM 61 FORD GALAXIE 500 CONVT. I 1 WITH A THRIFTY TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL 63 FORD FALCON 1 .,. Tuelday ! - _ ____ 5 DA I LY CR0 SSW 0 RD Wednelday. 0urmg the daJ- Friendly 1oucbec1 off the ... 1 Ume, NBC • TV, the Ollly nej,. volt by calling the Aa1iJM · DOW II :II. All work atill fully committed to awardll "Wlprofoulonol, 11111'011- ,_"""""""" t.l'lll>tat ei-1111111JIY the Emmy awards, defended IItle and unfair," cbarg!Dg !hey .. _ ::...~ :""' lhem against ABC • TV ond were lhe end result of "proo. 1.'1»........ CBS News, whk:h decided Tl1elo- sure" and 11 politics, '' and, in a .byWa¥ lllaJeDI • ow!eping attack also denounc- lL w""' .. JtaUoa day lo boycott lhe prilell. And f ~~e~y .ndlgh\_ln lo ed lhe grouping of single shows ~ f.~ olher a..,.,.t & VI eo ~ve and series in lhe same calegor· -· Ia ment, Sen: B.,.....~dwaler ies. Moore lhen said lWI not- te.eumup .. fi.O..W appeared m • hall • hour work did noi feel the awards 17.~' .. prime • time paid political were "determined on the mer- If.~":;"" T. - I M a 4 broadcast ln his campatcn lor U. of the progr•ma." 11. oo.et ~ the GOP presidential nomlna· In it. reply Wednesday, NBC 11.TUrf tL8tor)r ion. said lt found lhese atalemenls : • Tbe most unusual day pro- "a classic of sham and hypoc- · Jaodo ,.~-~Ao:;a:·::·:·.;:::~= duced lis lint fireworks when risy wllh amusing overtones." a Kil>J<..ao NBC, whicb will lelecut lhe The network then ma<le refer· animal EllllllJ1 awardl ceremonlea May once 1o the past membership of :;- ; : 15, diatrlbuiAld a atalemellt lhe two executives in the Tel.. ,0: aimed Bl those wbo publicly visioo Academy, and addecl: ,...,.. crtllclzed lhe prlze.glvlng sya- "Their organlzaUOM have ac11m and lnstigaiAld the boycott. cepted SCOI'Ill of Emmy awardl - ••• 15 5tc_ LJVF: BAIT, 24 hour self serv· "--'Oman • 1 · -• " L'W INf ' MACHINE S 1 1re , craw ers, mmnow s, 1-.::u ~ t: ..nt.• P<'' """o ••~ r~ ..... ~"" ' S['. • a es- worms. avai'Iable 24 hours . to !ell Merle Norman Cosrnet'"'U11•• '"~'"rlinn• men 's dt>mnn~ t rator . Sews for· · C H 11 B •• t>-~ O••coun• on .,.,, •d• ano d c"lfe '• Trad'lng Post below It'S. all yse ' s eauty , 0 , .,_ 111 w""'" 18 days ward anrl r':'v erse a nd oes 1 r ·' 1 Sl WY 2 3557 AHO o~ rlll\i'>K!o "' OHITu fane~· work - just likt' new.! High School, Route 7, MiddlelOp. • . 5 15 6tc .O,fiiES - II 2-"> fur '> ll •onl min 1 port 5 7 t2tc <m~om E.~<'h liltt l• lnn l l •..rO lc Origillally $69 .95 . Now on y . -S34 ;,:) Cu arantet>d Phmlf' WY _ _ -~-I WA.ITRESS - 21 to 35 years ornc11. 1:1uuas 2-22\H _ ··- _ 5 15 5tc For Rent ~· of age . Ha!l to have neat appearanre. f!:xperienre not ner'ii1Un1a, ~ ·: 1 0 " · M <O 12·1Nl QUUn lT.~E il SJI\ (;ER :;e wi ng maehine !THAILER spare dose to busi, P'l!';ar~ . Apply in person. HI IT'fl !:IU us~ ro PLAI'i A 111 <~ brand nf' w sewmg table ness sttetion and schooLs in ' Cre-en Gables, :'i. R. 7. ~· ft!:SU I.'I PfiOUUI ' t ri G eqtuppt'd ,,, butt:lr~no le . zig Middl e-po ·t. WY 2-JJ88 . fl 13 3tp WAN1 ll.!l 1 z<~g. sews 1t1 Zippers . and 5 15 61c PHONE WY 2-2157 dtws <Jil gent"ral house-ho ld - - Business Services mPn 1i 111 g Will se ll fur $49.81 1 CORN GROUND, 7 or 8 acres, ra:-1 or t erm~ Phunc \VY 2: to gruw on shares. Mrs. Esl' · : .e'' 1 2204 ! W1ul e. Langsv ille , Ohio. Call ' 1 5 15 Sir Notice : SH :2-1268. 5 JJ 3lc . PAINTING outside and inside ., 1 AUCTION : SatL:rrln:- ntght . Lau- I KIBH Y \'acuum Cleaner can 't ; ~ --~ - - -----:, All kinds roof work, reason- : ed Cl'ff d R 24 b llf:' 10lri trorn nt•w Po li she r · THREf'.. bedroom bnck duplex . . able prices. By job or hour . I r I an L I etween I and fi ll attarhments mcluderi. 1. 2 bloc ks from downtown Porn· Phone VI 3-2700. I Rts . 143 anLo 3:\ Miscellant>uus i c 11 \VY 2 5127 · · t'JOOd cnn d 1·' 11·. b1"'" nd new. 1"35 00 Tl1 ic· one 1 eroy . .a · 5· 13 lfc :I 59 12tc used furmture. m ... · · ·' 7 7 tion. Truck load of nf:'w f1 1n1i· l1ke n"'"' w1t h new guaranlre __ __ f ;L-;; O--;M c""'·c"'o"v:-.-~ u"c "':r"'HJNE ..~ H. . ttlre . Ru ssell Weleh . fnr· $5R 17 11r $7 .00 monthly . :MODERN 4 room and bath I Chester, Ohio . 3 23 Ue 5 t5 21p P hmte WY 2-221M . : furni~ht'L aparlmt-nl Phone 5 I~ 5tr ) WY 2 - 387~ . 5 12 tfc ! Professional Dry Cle•n•nv Dr. Jane('ki announces hi:-. of· i S( '[\()j)J.. ra n g~ · for sale. 4{1'' in-iRf:R- he-dr-tom hOuSe Lin~ and Shirt Laundry fie.es wil l he clo~f'd _rhrnrrgh RP~I ~·alur . Wtll inslcdl. Can ! {'()In Hill. Pomt>ro~ PhoneI Hour Cle1n1n1 lhls w~>t:- kend . Ht~ ofllre~ will 1 bf' sep r1 ::~1 Middle-pori Gas WI 2-1146 or WY 2-2186. Alt1rlng and R1p11rint re-open on .1\-londay . Ma\' lB. I' Offw 1•• \.VY 2-5192. 4 20 tfc i 1 Pockett 1nd Z:i~:t~ra 5 15 2tc ~ 13 3t I-- -·c · 5 ROIIM UOUSE. 4 and 5 room : I 0 lbs. Dry Cleoning $2.00 LOSE \'d;:JG!-11 sa fe ly wilh llt' X : ~WEF:T POTATO plan ts. fi\-;-e fur,i ~hed apa rtm<>nt . Phone DISCOUNTS A-DIET tn blrls. On ly 98e a! ' va rif'ti f' s grown from certified . W\' 2<1658. 4 1fl tJc PICkUP & DELIVERY your drug .;tore I st>e. Bll mga rnr-r ·s Green· · -- · -5 J:l 25tc I lwu se, ~ew H"·en W. Va . FOUR RO'lMS. bath and ba,.. , ABC CLEANERS men! furnace heat.P h o n e 3 5 I. lfltc WY i~-3319 . 4 28 tlc ' & SHIRT LAUNDRY l'h; .V I" g~ Cot:o,lv Dem,~·ra t~t· . -- --~.tub \lu i med ~ ~ the Salt>m Yf's _vou 1•30 borrow (JU\ ('arpt>! : . --. · Muon, W _ VI t.ent£-r ~dwol F'mlay. t'I>Tay J5 ~ Shampont>r FHF:F: l o clean 4 R00\1 apartmf'nt With bath. nl-5543 at 7.30 p. m. All mer~~k·rs ~ your carp{'tS wtttJ Blue Lustre Phone WY 2-5385. ll.,,.,.,.,.,.....,...,...,..,..,.,..l ll 5 6 tfc " i!l brmg rf'freshmenl s 1 he Hak('r Furnilttrr Middlepo rt, 1 COMPACT Sweeper~. Authorb- 1 Public i!l most welcome to at Ohio. 5 12 6tc Unfurnished bouse 4 rooms . ed sall::!l and servire Wnte L nd and ntof'! the ~I .,_. 1 g s uti' i t~ and bath 1655 Pmnt 554 7th St.. Parkersburg, W ' Count ~· candidarrs. Lane, Pomeroy Phone WY 2\1 5 13 3tc : 61 Buick _ _ $1,895 3874. 3 3 tic WANTF.O: Kid rrom rf' lia ble LPSabre Cnnv_ Cpe. Sharp , FTRNISHED apanments Ph HEATING, Plumb'nl, &1atller to demoh'lh old c;~ r msirll-' lind 0111 · Pov.·e r I IVY •2776. 'iter· Farnare1. .\nlold Bralherl. · contrarlnr sleering and hra kes. Turbme 1 " n. 5 p. 1n . phonl:' farm buildings, hou.c:;e, etc.,' drirr . WY 2-3574.. lUI E<t~~ · ' Main Strf!ft. romand level land . Also bid on ' 63 Buick _ _ $3 ,695 11 21 tic eroy. Pbooo W\" building a new 2000 sq. ft. 7 ZO tfc all eleetric home , barn . etc Hi\'ie ra . Almo~ t like the day THREE and four fOO'lt furni sheHow "d Hirl\e l, R28 So SUite, 1 11 was so ld. Only 1:!,345 rare 1 ed and unturmstled aoart· &art ...... ... -~., , ..,... - , ud fut milf's _ Cen nint> leather inments WY 2--M34 12 6 tfc · ' r-ut Jif>.Met, Cal ifornia. le rior_ Fu lly eq uip ped I ______ _ ~ tfeatin& 1 .~5 9 6t.c 1 FURNI.."\HEC and unfurnished MiDft"'rille, Olllf M i ni"'"'" bro.-.'"' i FORD 1 "• ""or~ fll~" " "'" I"N\ ... 1!~1 •;•n•• _ CAR-RIER NEEDED RUTLAND "'"""•• i For Sale ONE PLAYER Plano with ca- 1 of Rulland on Harrison Road . binet and rollS;. Also 3 rebuilt I 5 15 3tp upright pianos with benches. -··~ - - Priced to sell . Free Delivery. 150 Rhude Island Red he-ns. 1 ; Hutland Furniture. Call SI-1 2· woodl:'n silo, size 9x32 _ Auto 4811 5 15 3tc parts for pu sh bu tton 1957 · -- _I Plv mouth . Call VI 3-2278. F: I.F:ITRO LUX Automalic Mod· : . ~ 15 3tc l'l Sweepf'r ~ Spring House clt>an111g Special. onlv $:l4.89 NEW AND USED weld!rs, air I rash or terms. Takt'~ throw I compressors , ~elding rod. APPLY aw<~ · bags - attacnments in· Free demonstratiOn. Pomeroy 1 clud~d . Used hut gu;1rantred. Landmark , Ph . WY 2-2181 . THE DAILY SENTINEL Phone WY 2·2204. 5 15 3tc t>unn~•''"" IHIO ' M D•• o-t.ofn•• 1.1 _ PIGS . Marvin Stone, 2 miles uul :·f . 0 .. -'UI..&NII:, , IYI " .. ooes .. 111M awards. cWi'v at I :Mf "Their cltmmelation ttl lhe p.m. EQ'!', bid been llliiOIIIICOd 10ademy procedurao lllld boyo ollout rii'b- w.kl oco. II ..... coli ol tha 111M awardo, ..,. IP'.I\.ored by the "Goldwaler 1 cotl of lhe 1964 owarda, ..,. for Preoideol Committee," aDd By RICK DV BROW '!'bose wero Thomas Moon, DOUDCed more than a week 1ft. wu, of ........, a linJnf pilch tJDIIed Preos lalernalloul -ldlllt ol AJlC.TV, and Fred •er lhe final aworda volin& .,._ lor the Republlc:an fn>m AriHOLLYWOOD (UPI) -It Frielldly, new pr..w.nt ol CBB can ond -tbortly before 1beWll I busy day iD lelovllioa - . f WANT AD A.T IT f tl\161-lT ¥ WEll. lion, and llleJr '"llm!>m blve enl ID llftctlvo publldiJ' portidpaled octlvtl)o iD the bll· """"' the volinC porkJd." ~ tor noailnaliml lfA' lhe We<lnelda7 Dllbt'• Goldwat.r . 5:15 Spotlight on Sporlo 1:25 Weather 5:30 DlnDer Musloaie 1:00 SWI!tl Blvd. 7:00 Sign Off SATURDAY 6:15 Sign On 6: 1~ Musical Clock 7:45 The Lllellne 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World. 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GARDE, TH' SHERif:F, PASSIM' BY DISCUSS!N' iH' WE,:m.tER WITH AL~ 'OHUCk'S~ BET ~ERE HASN'T BEEN A GOO() ,JUICV MAYBE WE OUGH~ HA'~ MO~ O' AL'S KIND 0 ' RUBES IN THI S COIJ/'ITR'I! CRIME HEREABOUTS FR, V~ Rsf , .. &H fl WHAT G\VEB ~ StlNUA Y 7:10 Sign On 7:311 Army Hoar 8;05 Herald of Truth Ui Hour ol Dellveranct1 9:00 Wings of Heai!Dg 9:31> Bible Speakt to You 10;00 Voice of Pl•ophecy 10:35 Wash. Heporll lo People 11:00 Cowltry HyiDD Time 11:411 Tiny's CGtmlry llymas 13:00 N0011 N.,.. • J2 ;00 Noon Report 12:15 Music JuJI For You 12:1.1> Goe..ler"s Guest Slar·frl 12:311 Music Jull For You 1:011 Plllllr Party t:15 Blaettoar Show·Tueo. 4: SO IAca! News 4:54 Bowling Scoreo 5:00 SUildown Ser.....6;1111 Sign Off SAnJRDAY J:til 8lp Oa 12; IS 12:30 1:00 1:11 Tbe Search Rev. Merlin Teets Billy Graham Lalberan Hour 1:00 Tho Cburcb AI ':':ork 2;1b The Navy Swings 2:30 The 81& Lie S:OO The Quiel Hour l:a& ·Sunday SbowcaH I;IJII Bapllst Layman's Hour 5;30 World In Review . 4:00 liiD Oil T(RRY ~E~ DUE tN 5CON. l'D UKE: TO HEAR 1116 ~IDE OF ~E. &TORY BHOQE. I _ GOINO ANY \ FUI<f~ER I t J ( IBN CAlli!\' OKAY···ASK Me IF A MAN .lUST STOf..E YOUR CAR. t I �. ... •·• • ·•• :•,. ,. . . ....... " ' • • f.J)aliy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., May 15, 19M 1 Sial' Stlldaen 4-H W , M'tJ!'ly About : Mrs. Dutton, Poetry Award inner · , Presents Selections of Her Verse P pie In :- Mrs. Dal~ Dutton. recipient of During the bu&inesB session p Oht"""B Ltbrary award for tbe prosram committee w I ' omeroy Club HolM Meer.m 1 ! ~· "~Jub \Vednt>~a\ aftt'rnoon ed to change the hour of :~·~~e home of the. prt>s1dent . in!!: from 1·30 to 2 p. m mee M I '.: l .! , . . '-• ! '· ' ., .'.' ~ ......, n •; l ,.l . ,.... • Bieeh4t. • Mlsl Cynthl• Zel&Jer visited ~ntly WitA OlnlerYation report~ Gil wiJ&I. Mn. G. G. flowers and eaeU wen lecl~J and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dav- Mr1. Robert BUrkeU, t, and family. and Mn. Betty Cline, aecfttlry. Memben responded to roll Mr. and Mrs. Ever:~=~· c•U by naminla wildflower IIIII R:, were ta of Mr y ita special meanlnt for them. ner I(UM •· Mn. Burket tlbowed wild H. Second-ave. flowen from ller larden and dl p1 eel bo 1 o1 Mrs. Pearl Reynolds baa Mra. Cline s IY I W turned to her kindercarten class- cacti of •v~al VlrieUu. AIel after .hlvlne eye aurgery so shown was a colored pho&o of · -'•- ~--~- arrange · "'-t . I• 1"'_,.--Wuuwal •.._. Gil Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith ol Everybody's FJo1Ner Show Ill Columbus spent Thursday with Daytona, Fla., whlcb bad been their niece Mr and Mrs. Geor· sent by Mrs Allen Jenkinson I • • • ge Johnson Mother'l Day week former Middleport mldent now end guest.a' of Mr. and Mra. lJv· bt Flagler Beach, Fla. Johnson were her parent& Mr. ~-•I• .--taU• ....... and • ~wu"" , ~ 1 uvaand Mrs Frank Hysell Rut- cats which are allowed to run d · ' d -• ••- h th lan . wll , AIIU u.e avoc ey CSUie ard nd lhrubs . were Franklin Guinther Columbus to K ens I hu' and Bruce Blngha~ Raven..: dlscusaedl . Sevedr~~ nlimorenedOWI wood, W. Va ., came • Monday persona the reports.anec o~ e v for the burial aervlces for WU- On ber who said that liam Hubbard _~.. eb md1,~..w~: -t-• a'' ;,ut I , offered 1ww.uDI agun11L WI rewardC to 1 Mrs. Chet Haddox ~nd daugh- as pets, . . ter' Melody' ot Wuhlngton, D. anyone haVlJll augge~tions_ on c. spent Mother'• Day week end keeping cata: from her lhrUbwith her parentAl, Mr. and Mra. bery. Lewis Triplett. Mrs. Burk,tt welcomed t be membert and guests Mn. WHFriends and relatives have lis Anthony and M~. Atwood learned of the lUdden death of th f Mr Marine Addles- Spengler. be orm:rh ~ I Chi I Mrs. Robert Coati devotiond· urger a er me n ca of. al leader for the program, rea She was a former resident o 1 tlt1ed "Not God bln Middleport and attended Heath poerd m "~ d ' arti 1 Ga ens . . an an c.~ )' Methodlst Church. Norman Vmc~nt P~.ale, Source Mrs David Entsminger· spent of Life Happmeu. She consever~) days recently 1n Grove- eluded with 1 bupoe~ and pr4Jer. port with her brother and :ail- During the SllleSB h::: ter • in • law, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Robert'"'~~ihibel.iion Wendell Mlller end in Urbanna orary mem1.1e1.• It, wu rewith Mn. J. R. McKnight. activated by unarumous vote ol the club. Mrs. Reibel is a past Mr. and Mrs. John Fultz and director of Region n and Ia ae• • • ict an d children, Marc and Anita Marie, tive at the local, distr visited with hill uncle and aunt, state levels of garden club Mr. and Mrs. Jay Meyers and work. Mr . and Mrs. George Shi veer I Mrs. BUrke tt nam ed Mrs · L• and daughter, Jayne Ann, in E. Reynolds, Mrs. Guy Rer· Cincinnati. Mr. Meyers Is a pa- ooids and Mr!. Arthur Strauss tient at Deaconesses Hospital, to the nominating committee. room 246. Mr. and Mrs. Fultz She gave a report of the regionand family also vbited in Col· al meeting l;leld In Pomeroy in umbua with Mrs. Henry Fult% April and lnnounced 1 regionS da al meeting May 23 on un y. i bled 0 · ord t A ICram ower- - a - W -~ 1 ~ ~ ~otes MEIGS THEATRE iJ~' ji ' % '·~"<If 1 ; ',. .' I c · t' I .,' :~~:~~ ~:~;~r ~:1\. . Mrs. 'clare~ce anWh~~ 1~'~w!il rZ~ ·~•·- ~--- ~-- ..... :Ad IIMI" a::t"::rt..,_. •:J .. r: !:t-:'~twu.. .:.:~::0;: ~ :a..., :'..m,U: u:,w ,;•:: 1 ! 1 to....._ ,-;Y for Crow's STEAK HOUSE Driving or wolking oil over town to pay monthl,. bills, or any billo, con be a real chore ... toke o lot of lime, ef!ort and gasoline. Open a check· lng account here now1 and pay aU your bills ~ maill You'U h"ve more fr. . lime ••• and _,. iD=fiie "receipt!" !your canaelled checbl. • . . _frAN "CHEtJCING" Hili TODAYI F • Pay 3% lnterur On Sm1lnp Pomeroy National Bank l•vlng Meigs ClotudJ tor- to JHrl POMEROY- RUTLAND SANDWICH Onlwly"*'o Allll , ... •ion Hotoot ... WYIItll ....;;_ _ _ _ _,.,.! ~~:;,~:I U BMOUDCed. I final for Saturday evenbog p.m. at the church. Grou CIIUrch Guild Met on W l!dne•dny The GuUd of the Grace Episcopal cllurcb met Wednesday evenlns at the perish . with Mila Lenore Glleo u boateu. Mrl. J. E. D. Hartinger, preoident, opened tho meetlns devctlonJ. 'Ml.e reporta of secretary, Miss Vida lhl•. ond treasurer, Mn. Theodore Ebel'llbach were approved. A cussion was held on the whicb the lfOUP ore milwla for Children'o lloapiUII. A dolsert course was III'Ved by the boateoo during ..tho aocial hour. SEWING GROUP MEETJ . Tbe aew11111.......,. ol the Wide-Awake 4-H Club met Wed~ evenll11 II the homt of tho ldvlaor Mrl, L. W. MeComTho club boo been - st<• n...... ..... lrom tJtocllkldJe. port Gordoa Oub. · Women 1nd· Girls, Porch 1nd Lawn Furniture, Boudoir Lampt, f.lbergl1s 5 h o r t I• Dr~pn, Porch Ruga, Porch V•l•nce, Roll-up MatChstick Porch Shldtt, Rtvtnl~• Heirloom Bedapreeda, New Sprint Dreu F•brlcs In the -Dr!lpery Dep1rtment on the 2nd. floor. •On the M1ln Floor Women's Swim Sulb, Umbrellls, Klrbury '~np, , lnder• Flgurflt Sllpt, Men's Short si- Work Shlrta, Men's Terry Knit Cushion h~ . Golf Socks, Boys' Acrll•.n Shirts, Mtn'• 111 Yenk UnlfOf!ll Sulb, M 1 t t r.e,s 1 P1dS! , Washable MeHI'tls Toppen, lnf1nts Wur and Toys 1t H1IUrlce. •In the Hou11w~· Dept. - Ct1ffim1n Hou11 P1lnt, .Glidden Four Hour Enlft'lel,.Pint Slu Vecuum 10~, . STORE OPEN. S'ATURDAY NlG~T ' ELIERFELD. S . IN ' '' ·' ' . . ' - .' '" . - . Ortho Ro11 Specl•ls 1nd Port• bit Window F•nl. ' . a~~~ ·y ; ·u '1.1 1' . . " ' I a.a a c• . -·oF•' _ ...., ... lilgbl Vlllsi'wL NO. 27 PaiCE FIVE CENTS ' - '. ' .. . I ~ uNtt(9 · . ,. _, , .,,.,."'' Rockefeller Campaign Soaring- -a little- -on Upset Win in Oregon ~vity. Goldwater Ambushed, Runs frL • d 8 hi d Lo Lod ~Ir e n ser . ge (UPn Nelson Capts. Ben w. Stutts o1 Florence, Ala., and Charleston W. Voltz of Frankfort, Mlcb., were released juot after noon In border vUiage of Paolmttnjom, / where Col. Paul Hinkley Fl!i11ax, Va., waited to them. Tbey wiD Jell their to the public next week. paired. But his domestie altuDR. PEALE ation still must be classed as a serious political handicap. N<ti'Dllll V!.eeld Peale, D.D~ When the Oregon polis closed DOled cJeromu: ·leei1Jrer, ... I ~:::~~~~'"0~i~~%~~n:: :;:.:~ :0~~oeb:.:./:::; PORTLAND, Ore. Gov. A. Rockefel· lead and held it Although aod assembly <1 lloe Cetatrli ler's. upset victory in Oregon belatedly lifted h~s pres_i- pre . primary poll~ had indi- Obio Heart AasoetaUoa, Tuetdential campal~n off the ground. today . and _revtve~ his Icated a swing of support to day, June Z, Dr• .Charle1 Milo hofes for wmrung the more cructal Cahforma preSiden- Rockefeller they still showed I len, presideD& of &he tia primary. itt~e favorit~ to he Lodge U S County Heart ~BGCiatioll • SPRING SPORTS (Final Edition) - Five of 50 Waham. boys participating: In area The California contest June 2 is a head-to-head match ' Ambassador to South 'v i e noonced today, 'l'be meet1n1 CHICAGO- A Florida .. school Spring Sports are these young golfers of Wahama High school. Football between Rockefeller and Sen. Barry Goldwater of Aro- INam wiU be beid at Columbus PJa. estate Investor cold Friday basketball, the traditional Autumn and Winter Sports, and baseball, always pop- zona, an alsO·ran in Friday's Oregon primary, whoch he I R ; za slartlng ot 10,01 a. m. Tbe """t bim 1300,000 In "under in the Spring, have competition now in the warm days of April and May. Left had written off a month a~o. ; u~~J 1rom. 2·482 1 0 re.j luncbeon, open to an .._ table payments" to obtain right, above are Ray Redman, Bill Zusp:m, Bob Greene... Dick Pfiffner 1 and Chuck In Oregon, Goldwate• trailed precmc13 gave: et~ted pet'IOD8, wiU be a1 1gon s · fU mi!Uon loan from a their coach, Frank Capehart. This Is Wahama's third year with a golf RO<kelelier and Ambassador •has strongly impressed barkers j Rock•letler 60.850, Lodg• 49,- 1 noon. Ticket. will be ovalloble 1ters Union pension fund. year in a •..,tious way. The sport is expected to catch on more npidly Henry Cabot Lodge and held a of riVal Republican contenders 976, Goldwater 36,407, Nixon at lhe door. Dr. Peale will Vaughn Connelly made when Mason's new golf course ts opened for play. See track and baseball squad pic· slim lead over former Vlce with the number of nationai J31,094, Ser.. Margaret Chase have for hit subJect, "stayllat.ement in the U. S. tures on Page 2 today. Pre&ident Richard M. Nixon. convention delegates. He could Smith o~ Maine 5,281 , and Gov. ing ·Alive As Long As Ye • Court of. Judge Richard B. The RockefeUer vlctory almost clinch the nominat.ion William Scranton of Pennsylva.- ~ LJve," which is the dUe o1 tin Jhortly before the t25 A! !II!&!! ' • I !I!!! n clearly damaged the Lodge by winning the GOP presiden- nla 2,985. one of bls many heft 1e11en. Hon fraud trial of. Labor uiOIII Ill ColambUI campaign. which ~ad been tlal primc.ry in California and · union President James R. lllld Yoangltowa agreed .. gathering momentum, at least the state's bl~ 0~ 86 de~egates. ,, and seven of his aaaoclaies .... <OJilract., Frtdoy """- In public opinion polls, since Rockefeller s. VICtory on Orerecessed ror tbe weekend. Conpartd to go back to w.t &a that un~lared candidate won gon ch~ered h1s supporter~. by ' ' ' 1 1.., nelly told the court his dealings projeelo. the his speelacular victory In the suggesto,. that the_ polittcal ...... wlth Benjamin UPI reportetl, New Hampahire primory Idamage caus«< by t.JS dtvorce I • former Minneapolis, March 12. and remamage can be reman now oerv11111 a fraud · lloe ploateren ud Cemenl lm s..., Backe•• I A Kanauga resident, Martin Berry, 57, who lived alone tax evasion oenience, and Maooos Untoo Loeol It In c.. pre I in a cabin at the 7-35 Club, lost his life in an accident at vln Koveos, a Miami Middleport-Pomeroy Rotarlana Friday night jleard an · !ambo• voted to tad 1 7"'81 Although Goldwater made an ,l PORTLAND 0 lUPI) the bridge of the New York Central Railroad, which consttuc:Uon firm official. eye-witness, or participant's, account of the 100 mile •trlk~ lnd ~eeepted manqe- ununpressive showmg here, he _ Ne1 10n A. R.oc~!t.ller, crosses the tracks of the Chesaoeake and Ohio Railroad. Dranow ond Roveno ore horse drawn caravan that publicized Issue No. 1 follow· m..t • IIITee-yeor _...... of. thrust Into tho Ropubli· just below the Kanauga Station at 7:10p.m. Friday. def~.\fJ• the Clse. dinner at Heath Methodist churcb. fer II a .lkeot ..urly wage con pr"idontiol spotlight He felt off the bridge between ,· ~· ifRollorian BID Childs, plnciHtlt- klke. ..,_ ~ ~ Set. by 0 aurprlalng 0..-gon the tracks and the bridse railing Iengine cao. They saw tht body ·" ting for Coravan Co- Oiairman governor down, we were ealliD i _,I f victory, took dead aim on arwl landed on his on the lying on the tracks, and made INDIO, CaUl. - Singer Fred w. Crow of Pomeroy, .... eel H wu the most oritllnal and • 41....! lloutJJ ' Caltfornio ond ArlL Sen. c and 0 tracks, woth one leg an attempt to stop by lh· QUirriage to tiewed highll1Jhts of the trip Impressive promotioo for that ....,_. · Berry Goldwat., today. across thf! track. 1the emergency brakes, but their S. 5mlill that ended with Gov. 1cout. or .aoy: oilber lor lllaltf, . I T h 0 Now York go•or· Dr. Donald Warehime, Gal· elforts were futile. ll•;o ' '.&oda,. with the Rhodes promising action to JUDy )'earl" ChDdl s&lit. ·#v .... . nor, who Clmpaigned hard lla county coroner, who gave At the tlme of the accident 1 de slnpr l!icuslna him In Rt 31 ohould IUue I ' .. whifo fhli' flvo othol'l on the cause of death as acciden- be was wearing a uniform of 1111 Moy •ol'!lll; of' cau!lng he VIce President Diet Ro- 1 0 A suit seeidng f600 lor a corn ' tho bollot otoyod oway, tal, is of the opinion that the l, tho . -Kana"ga Block Co. where -''grtfiOUI mental Itoanguish."flied ' baum, '"-oe n-·lAt....., announced a Miss Shore pioket' which the p!Binti11 char- ..... ov• ono-third of the total fall seriously injured hlm and he had been employed. 'He was "8 .a mey "It passed and we have I meeting of the board Of dlrec~ nd GOP YOtl. Rockefeller and that he might have been dead released from Holzer Hospital the dlvoree lltlit Friday, 11 COllference ~ith Ohio Director torS next "Wedilesday at 6;30 ~:.:;~w~Tiled ~ Me-:;~o: Goldwater collide head-on before the Chesapeake an d iFriday morning, where he had ~rt or tbe couple'll first of Highways Masheter n ext p, m. at tht home of Bob Coati. PI F id In California June 2. Ohio freight train hit him. I been a patient for several days. dma: anniversary. The week to discuss Rt. 33 improve- One guest was introduced, Funeral ser.vices for Mrs. ~y C.:ufr Elated by hIs victory, The train amputated the right r He is survived by a brother, W8i married May 26, l963, Fred Coats, of Muncie. Ind., Noah stout, 78; Darwin, who M. W Runyon, Pomeroy, R. D. Rockefellersaid"l'm mak· 1Iieg and hed suffered several I' Riley Berry, kwho resides on •-• •--1 ll In in b Palm ments," Cblld1 sald.. h 1 ~ '--~ v g near Y by· hW brother, Bob. died Saturday mornin,g at ing no d••l• on any stop-. ractures an ad a crushed Georges Cree and by sveraJ Sprihgs; Childs said the Jdea for the Meigs- Memnrlal hospita1, wtD · Albert Runyon's ~tition say! · Goldwater movement. I'm head bnd multiple lacerations. sisters. There are four childnD . covered wagon caravan to Col· Childs announced officers held Tuesday at 1 p.m. at that oD M~y 5, 1963. he loaned on 11 prOaRockeflller deal." The train was enroute from Iliving in ths Columbus area. WASHINGTON_ In an effort umbus originated three years be elected ~t week - 011 an Ewing chapel with burial in the the CQfl1 p1cker to M. W. Run. Logan to Pomeroy _ 1he engin-! The body is at Miller's Home to ·heal the split 1n the Demo- ag~ in the mind of Crow, who, evening to be announced- .at a Union Street cemetery, Athens. yon until the end Df the 1963 if!Jii!lARi: P"lfflfffi ~ · eer was GeorgeS. Davis and 'for Funerals, and funeral arcraUc party in Ohio, Sen. Ste- J~mgly, suggested it ~ur1ng first meeting of the Community Her husband preceded ber in corn season, that M. W. Rn~yon l firemat., Harry Shaw, both rangements wiU be announced. pben M. Young hu endorsed dtscUsslon on how action to Improvement Association to be death in January. has not returned tbe p•cker ISS of Rt 2 Logan were In the hater. reiendon or Slate Chairman improve the rooie might be held tn Middleport High school. Surviving are threo cltlldren, even thoogh plaintiff has . ~---William L. Coleman In that st~. . He urged everyOD< Interested NeUe Vlfdloh, at home; w. CUI- quested on numeroos tun.. poit. Young has lor the past When Issue I came along, In helping promoie new in- ton Stout, Guysville, John R. that ot be returned. .. year oppoBed COleman remain- the ideo was revived. From the dustrf In Meigs county to at- Stout, :::Oiumbus; two •latera In June, 1tl63, the petotoon jing In· the job aod just thls tend. (twins) Sue Goldsworthy Ath- claims M. W. Runyon traded "'eek hod again c•Ued for hia Mello Geueral Hospilal Heath ehurcb ladles servlnz ...., Zue Close Gra~vme, the com picker to the Standard tuster. ADM.IJSIONS-OpMIDarst, steak dlnnar were Mn. N111 0 'w several~~ &nd ne- Hardware Co. In McArthur, 0. 'J'be peppery Democratic sen· Cheshlre. Moore, Mra. Mildred Zeigler, ·, 1 in exchange for other equip- Margaret Ellen Dutton, dau~ from Cleveland wbo seeka DISCHARGED - Mabel Cie- Mrs. Roser Mo11an, Mrs. Guy phews. , ment. Albert Runyon is also ghier of Mr. and Mrs. O.le Dut. Milton B. Lambert, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lambert ,....lecllon In Nove;,ber how· land, Racine; Harman Graham, Shuler, Mrs. Everett Ball and Friends rnay <all at tho fu- ! seeking 6 per cent Interest on ton, 36.\ S. Fifth-st. Middleport. of Pt. Pleasant, W . Va., and of the late Ruth Will Lam• ~ tuued. a statement Friday Rutland. ,Mjss Bess Sanborn. neral home anytime. the $600 from June 30, 1963. a senior al Middleport High be~t, will ~raduate with. highest h(_mors from Madison, eiiiiOUnclng bls support of Cole. school, tied for oecond place Wosc., Medocal College With the Medtcal degree June 8. 111811 with two other 8eniors in Eng- Hts honors mclude elect.Jon l 0 IX IS lish 12 in the Final District to Alpha Mego Alpha, the only CQJ..VMBUS _ Republican State Scholarship tests recent· nat1~nally re~ogmzed honora~y Statl. OWrman Rat C. Blin, ly In Athens. med1~al society. . Membership .h1J.Cticl for an eigbtl:\ term, 'fl • Her score of 84 trailed the constlt.utes thE: highest "'II . Ill meet today with GOP j , top student. Caroline Compton. a medocal student can aclueve. ·l leaden and andJ.date of Oakwood by two points Miss Dr. Lambert IS .a graduate c dJ&c ' Dutton tied with a senior. from of Pomeroy High school, Class 8 f to By BEULAH JONES or down and up- no choice. Is me - SOIM yeBI'I you thought remains - it has to Eudid and one from Kettering ot 1957, He will intern at Cineam ma~tera. Y('IU haven't really lived if It goea Ute this- up t h off allld. eet in your be mornJn& again. Fahmont West. cinnati General hospital, start· · . you h&Yen't been to a Mother's dorm steps fltree fllrhll, bed and --: sleep? Sometime> you get at least Miss Dutton became one of ing June 26. CB ', • W.VI. -The Weekelnd at coUege (n fact you down - IJme tu eo down Not yet - they BA three hOU.:s sleep 1nd on Sun- 320 Ohio high school stude-nts Dr. Lambert was one of .the 1 yoo do .·trr get ill line to eat- stand lnJa boy and .g!r! - !bey ore day IIlOtliiOg when yoo should tsk!ns top slaie honor. from Pomeroy Panthero ' aU- time major euie"!' may not. Rve ~~~-• to llllieb from od It). I opeak with considerable Une, nolloing fA> lean on pinned- 11<>0! Tbey ling again slay In bed yoo are awakeond among 26.4:16 participants. j great lmeman ltaci<le). His 1lo '""' .. . tho basic fuel lor a authority, belnJ o boiiiHcar- 500 . iris ond their. mothers ond moot ot the nlght. three hours sleep and on Sun· _ htgh school scholastic record 111ew IGratlng plant 1D New red veteran of six consecuUve to get -fed' - (I would Every so .often 1 train raan day morning when you should was equally outstanding. !Vort_pty further brlghiens the years (and I mean one rl&ht coiiiRllt mardor. because I tltroucb <'lbons ond part ol your stay In bed yuu are awake and He was on the Wisconsin MI.... of tbe . West VIrginia after the other). 1 have · aix like waiting · Ia line lor room. ready for anything (you know Badger footnatl squad until en· -IIJtiiQtey, oecorciJJW to Gov. down ond two to go belore they yOu ore lamllhed when' Good 014 Slturdoy. YOII ' why, because YOU gel to go lering medical school. ~. W., B....... fllve me a chair ond cane. to it -yoor olfspr.lng . oeveral dtoice.s: up t h r e home today rl&ht after dinner). 1 ·\ ~- ~ be WH "pleated It's a wonderful weekend, ' 1take milt." (You never· f1oon to &he pr.esident'• After a lengthy dicuss.ion on Meigs MemortaJ Hotpttal very ,r:Duclo" to learn of I be but you feel a little like having the stuff. but take it; they t1an - tlPfltalrs to lbo cllurcheo yoo chGIIoe the one DR. MILTON LAMBERT claolslo!l Ill Conoolldoted Ed!- been bo the battle of tho Bul••. f<our or ftve , "faslel every obow - down to Peden nearest, -anlieSa. Tbey ali ADMiSSIONS -David Fielda, _,,_, II ~"" to ~ • ··• Hartford; Mory E. Kiser, Ra- ' ...,, .,... _,__ ~ When the eoperllldvlle you to The goOd-. rood (after for the Rare review or bave tbe .... thing In common cit,.. James Eblln Pomero)' Five Fined, one ctqll ~"; llrm's coal ~ be a ktd again they're really thai walt wb1 110171, 1H1t tbe phJI. You tate )'lOll' eltiJd they ore !Wed w1tb monu and Ttoe Meigs Caunty 4·H Cluba, Virglrua Pierce 'Middleport: !roll about . 2 kidding who ean be 1 kid ifrll tell you !bey ore jut plnJ, of ooune. . dalllhlers, ond moms'{nd sons. cooperating with the 4-H elubs Alice Bletner, Mason; Lo i Forfeita Bond Jy, ogaln?llmowofnowaytotal:e Plillllc on 11oe doc 10 yaa Yotlhovo-tobily·!bem Then Its back to Ill< dllt'm In Jackson, Atbens. Hocking, Thompson, Fivepersonswereflnedond .;..;,., , . .· . 10. or JO yetU'I off your feet · -~ bow wllot lloo thing. You ore .,......., a ond upaUI!rs agabt and down a- and Vtnion C?llllties, are agakt DISCHARGES _ Cordella I one forfeited 1 bond Friday In •-.TO flo• Flrlt Deputy Pre- Of ......., you set out with ....Uy bve to eot. I MYpve )'oil (ol .,.,..,... . pin Ill line ond llnall,)1 a bea,.. planni1111 a 4-H Club Excursloo Brown ud oon, Minersville· Meiss County Court of Judgs mler Anutll l!fkoy• oald to. hlgh opklta ond loodtd lulf' tr really oaw un ooderfM for It), li!tl It 10011 tlfuJ chicken dinner with an on 11oe Ohio River. Maralyn Taylor Raclae· Floo: Frank W. Porier, Jr. Jam'" doy lbe Uplotl N -But after 1 lew t!rnU wldiO I uo fllare, -· trlmmlnp, even strowber- The Meigs coonty and Jack· sie Brici:Jes •. Sid· MIUer, Pomeroy R. D., give lnllllatt ·. alpPol'l to 'tulio you don't bother with rnany Upatalrs IJ·aln - oil But ·reot II lloetlili, ond ties. • son county excurslontsll wiD '. ' eel a f58.50 bond for overload. If lloe falaD( ~ alttt<bd by tlfnJ-- the high heels ore no - It's time to ·JO to ,olilel. they don't wiiii you to Everything II - · may I go leave the river landing in Mid· ers, Hut~, ~~ EbllnCaPom- Fined w.e Rosana Marlo !be UJlllo!l .,...,. not unpacked and if YOII have thing - the ton!b •tnt- · bond lib they do when !tome now! ,.,__ , dleport at 10 a.m. Wedneaday, Turner, '-svllle R. D. 1, $IS ' · the energy to ret bolo one dreoo up to Mem 1ud - !Iaten lo ore ......: Bop are packed June 3. Ticket. may be III!Cured Bli'l'elt La' Ule ' ond costs left of center oo a INCIIIJ'OIIATIGN YIMI juat stay In it. gays ling the 11mt .Good to oil don. fCI' Uld--"thanlta 1«1' a .loonderlul tltrouih any of the 4-H clubs In am · 'liSV · curve, Ira M. Tibba. Raclno, . ~ · ~· 'l'lcl W. ' !one ~ gave up ~ lel:n llmeo t!IIUI IIPlhlb:lo opln, ond down the road the county or at the County Ex. f20 and costs for speeding, llofl.~ · ~q ~ f!. illltn( lnf for Uie "y<llllliest 1'110ther 'wbo olnga ,!t · J'ienln&-. yoo don't home, bomt, home .. iension Office at a cost of U TWO CITED ler A. slact. Syracuse, f100 and •· ·~ ; of Jii<OrpOftllpn of frllin'Cimland"- and jUst..._ ~ IO!nr wate'h TV""1'0 ean Ia, of couroe, just 1 big eacb. The Ohio Stale Patrol has re- ,_ 1!'iih f1ti suspended ~ ~. ~·1 ~ &· h!ct mom 1rom Ohio, I Ill ~ your but true, except that you 'llols three boor excursion ported two arrests, Roger W!oif. placed 011 s1z montha _PI'.flbll, . lotJo .of·""'l'P8nJn. , lt'1 p. in. trade thlo has been one of tbe proje<:ll ol brenner, 2t, gyracu•e, clied to lion. for no. · Hu\Dme\. C: · I: doD'I Poir lbout ,eollep JICI tO aa,ytblng. even Paul Getty's lrll· the ·Me!p County 4-H clubs for Gallipolis cOurt today for paso. · W J, .._.., 'i"- A. ~. If fa. ........,. wltJt•, no ldlll,- but I ·~ ~ becluoo you can't buy t1to the put !O•yeon and IMtlally lrtg oa berm, and Pii\•Uis J. eosli tor,.; lltiop "". .atoio, ... ~· C, ~ do ·IDiair OIIJo V1dvenJty II tlni• . · """" lime lpeDt ldth ,..... eblldren ll'O\'fdes 1D OUistant!bof OIJIII" Blake, 28, M!ddlejJorf., oiled to and ~ M. 0!11, K Pu..Ji!..... and no 'miller""""' ·di,J'they'J'e hl\'!111 • tl!oJ l1'e biC or Dille. , Jence fA> club ,!MntiiOra. ltle!I!I. ;Melp court May 11:1 lor .U... M hopd coots ICI' •• Me,. i I""K" I ° Account IS• GIVen • Of wagoo car·'avan .. , . .. * ~ i · . ~sd I .' 1. I applyi~g • wtll[be I .r:.. veteran f s· Strmg. ht. Authon'ty l . .1 th er 's .1. rl a s. o . ll..f' .l 0 M" Dutton w· . ·-'--------- Takes u·Igh State Honors pomeroy Grad IS . mmng M• D• WI.th Highest Honors I o k d Jt' ee en_ ~onor T,.Z 1T/' 0"" > I ~~~ dec...,.: . . \ ~ '• l' ' Excursion is Planned on RiVer JOne 3 _A:::''*";."{ ~ ~ Bes~e ~}: ~ ,.. a.,.~. • • • , ' - I "'1'-~-1-..l. f '' t, lorlel~ far -·'"'lor ~· ~A,Bnmlllllw.'-.;- ~~,..... ., lllfltlornllboml~ll ' :;'\Ben ~:'n:iy,.= wuu -~-hyel .IJS'I' • -;·' I I j. .~ ~·and:~: -·_.. -* • '.- "'::!:~'•flir.~ lomllles, and~ yoJUeJ.. . .' . ~ ~ersville. :~ . .' .-==-=::.:..:====:.:.... ~ Sav~ ' i' I . re-I ~:t::flco t :;II &I ... I ' * Suit Charges =Wl::. I I * tor! IBorrowernept Corn Picker I Mrs.-.S £ lOUt Dal'lVID . . n·Ies Ja~ I ' ' Neck JsBroken ... wareh•une u~- :.:::e ~llloaeu :cl Sbcire:• tra~~prlce I Mart'In Berry 57 v·Ictnn· . .·~· ,......litlt~ .' WIIIIItPe -' no.., -•11: ehttn ' SEOUL - Two U. S. bellcop. ier pUolio torced down by the C<lmmunlata laat year were set free today, in apparent &ood health after a year In Red cap- 0 "•o;u~ . . ::~:: J L • ' !:r Tomorrow • .... SATURDAY BARGAINS at ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY rentered with an Mrs. or spring flowers. VOL XVI .::.,:2 =:u =-,... ser:~ ihe •.. '\ ; • ':fs"::.u:~'-::,.~:\: e CORRECTION e "CHECK'' YOUR CHORES HERE AND ENJOY THE NICE WEATHER! -. . .' ~.:, ~=-- ~-:= .. A&P .....,....... w"" Mrl , --• &..r ...., ~ - ~~ ....., ... ""'· • - -~ 1111 Pratt Jn elJirat. . . · A CD1fte baur emcludld tbe ..,..._ ~. :~= evenfDI with .Mn. KnJibt lllil =.:::=•l:..~ Min...... Mrs. GleM Lambert, llllltlnl::::. boltea.s. aerv1nc lllld, IIDCI-- fDalrlt, .--.... 1PW tu:e aot.ke _.. wtcbel and mints. Mrl. fla.rry ~ rf:,b b~ ~ Koore and Mra. Betty C11ne will ,........:::,• ol.• ~ eo.an of be holtelltll for the Junl meetMtha: ca. ~~:.Sl. ; in& . ~t! ~ fr=..:.f ;I • &a•, ~lw!d .....,: • ..,.._ la leftloll 1. T•- 1. ._,, •• of tile vw.,. of R.•U.Z.d, cou~t: ftl... , _ . GIWIIIWI' Iso CW " 1 IY ......ATtON rs Followmg the meetmg rs : <: • week 'end with how to select patterns, materAmong the pot>ms gl•t' n bv Llo}d se:wed assorted sandwlch· l :n!is~~ ::: Hettie WllUams Ia!, color cOmbinations and proMrs Dlitton wPre sr\ eral v. !IIC'h es. rook ies, randy , punch and ~ dauihte . Mrs Alphonse per measuring. The girls aelecthad bt-en published mdudmg cufh•e to the members present :an r, . ed the material for thelr sew:::= ''Thf' New Sprwg .. " The Sec- and these guests, M•ss Mary Schorn A B f Col b Iina project thll sununer Plans ., . M . F l J htel and Mrs nna vers o urn us & • ond Spr.ng." ' The Last Spnng Park · rs. orr·es ac _' wa s the SundaY dinner guest of were made for the girls to 10 and one wtltlen whtle ndmg .m \1r s H H Sherman. An ar Mr and Mrs Eldon Kraeuter 1on a hike today, after school, I Pion to Place ~,-:_'':!:ua~~= a tram about t!Je fir st atom 1{ rangrmenl ol peomes and IriS I · d h · of tile loot tona•rb' --:11 IIJ wna 00 the old Chester Road for -• on •• . F'1iaa 81U1cbana; Ulud _.til 11 bomb enliiiPd 'Wiu rl Pool · wa~ USt'\1 l.lle refreshment I and . aug ters their bird prOJeCt. The ' next wNJer• on Grave• 4e . . . . . . . . . tl ... , ..... w~ She a.lso gave her own favunte tub le Mrs Euler prrslded at Miss Asenath Tracy has re- meeting will be May 28 :::c:a.m,ea:=trlp ~:._. "N turne .. :.md conl'iuded . ., ilh tile punch bowl t~nd M1ss Susan tumed home from S_t. Joseph · The bostea 11ft ~-~~ Naru. 10 ••,.. w':.t• u ~oc " II ·J . " P·rk al the l·of!ee sef'\'ICt'. ,Hospit.al after undergmng It toned to Mrl. Donald Ha!M;A Wnm. 'iaeh•J tbeactl wnt II r..t the exprf'-;)1\'€' PI! uumo;, a . "I F--'h t·-' Ci l the J 1'- 1 b -~ w'_. . __ . :. . t.b• Eut llne ., &M JUblle 1 don · lsi ectomy. eu-.::ra eu rc e o ., e u w-. C\U~aNIY u.... lkniUI 11 . .,,.... EuC; Mrs. D~ltton also ('O~~n;o~-~ shP ) Mr. and Mrs. Harokl Bartels • • evtnlna It ber bome, Olbom..t. :.~oo~e:.. ol MJIMIDI• -~ the subJeC~ ma t~~.r a . p,i'il (ounrilor~ jand grandson, Dennie Barttls ,l MeetlRJU Held Mr'l. <1larlet Stral.JSII, presl~ AJ. '-ll..a.a!q • u.. .-Noltlt~ r.referrrd m wrtting pu~ll ' d h· h y d t . d ted -•ort &.....1 eoi'D4tr or • Jea fol'hlVb' ewnect Q: < Itown returne to t etr orne, oungs- M B N tzl' id t en • con uc I w' l,t\ll!lwuuam swtcllll'd.J 1benee &oulb _. Mrs James Euler. program _·4 r<>f :rrlt>rlaillf'tl Thursday after a week's rs. en eu m.g, pres en' neu te!ilon and plans were c....- l:aA u'"' uca • llf.cbe., · t d 1· • _'f ' l\f\Aned the meeting of the Fed· · tUnee 1a 1 N'ortberl)' 41r•lltloll 41 chalrman, gBv~> I lt' At-t·on t'· . visit wlth his mother, Mra. Ed· 1~r-·· . made to plll!e Dowers 011 t be ledJ th-e • • 'Is 4.,.._ Nortit. VlCW wh i{'h was a ('OIIeell\Jn ot ~1rs Stctnlt'y Trussell ass1sl- na Bartels Nve Ave erated Circle Wednesday even· ll'avet rl deceased memben n t•.t aad ·~.::- ~r':; of """ms bv William Carlo~ Wil - t'd tJv 1\ks_ Ella Hannum and ' Mr ond' Mrs Harold Bar- ing wlth devotions taken from for Memorial Day A _ . on :i;llnnlq. DOll e .,. r~ · · · 1' wmnt>r · 10 ~lrs. · Eldon K:·aeuter, entertam-1 · I tels and · grandson· of Youngstown the b00 k •. "Teac h Me Th Y Wa Y_. " ''"}1'11-~ at n-:1 aetenaee Dud: Vol. lJIS;. Pap UL Iiams. P1~l11zer rm the flower given · 1 shut-In Btteon~• ot. liNe CoutJ. lilentrv fwlds lit' wa~ a rnPdl - f'LI the Pa..;t CounC"IIors of Ches -1 were Wednesday evening guests Foll~wi~ the ~~IJ to Worshlp, Easter wu given by Mn. Ger· ~'\reyer of thl l'ftlUOD tot ~:a! doctor and some ul h1 s poet- IPr Councd Daughters of Amer- of his brother and sister-in-law 1 medttalion on In the Church ald Wildel!muth 1be traveling tbe »mWOJ:II ~ MMl ru.I •taw11 ant · · · 1 1<' · <1 "n'eunPs • d ay evemng · • othtt equlbble nU.r. Jald 4., ry is wrttlen fr,)m t hnt v1ewpom a t h er . Mr. and Mrs. William Bartels.' - S'tde by Side ·" was given by prize donated by Mrs. WUbur for reftll.Ulu..,. Nlllllnll w a111wr lf.i4 111 He was of En glish and Puerto hom<:> Bashan. Mrs. Anna Yeager spent last ~rs. Neutzllng, who closed Hanning was awarded to· Mn. ~==-~._.tr :.., ~ ub'q.= R' . t ~ . wh ich (ulored . Ed With prayer. Wild th Refresh ents were lblm. He reet•iv- , Tht' nwetmg. in her aunt, Mrs. - Thank you were read abov: and Mrs. ly now, ed manv honors und pr il€'S dur· ~!rs A~t hur Orr. president, op·l rrom Mrs. Loms ReibEl and Roy Mayer Mr! Llllie Hauck, Her AtNrMyl• . h. ·rr rned wtth dtvotiOns followed b) Phil Williamson for carps sent M Gene ,E . and t (5) 11-11-211 oo a, u, It, IN mg ts J e. . I he plf'dge to fbg Plans were . • I h'l ill Re d ·n rs. vans w o 01 Mrs. Eukr re~d sonw ht~ d i ~eu s"ed for a pir.n1c m thf' fu _l 1llrs. Ent.smrng~r Ithem w 1 e · port.e 1 welnre guests, Kay Evans and Nancy LIG.u NOTICI selections inrlndmg "_o\ Flowmg -.. I ~rs. ~liard Pratt who was . Jo Mayer. St~"'~feo!:!~ ,"!. ~~ ~"; Rivt-r:• ··Tht' Light Skill Not turt. Report& to Lodge I Jured Jn 1 fall, Elu Gilmore in cnle•, c- No. :nn. Ill pv,rni.Jr.• F:ntrr " and others expn·s~ mg {;ames were pla~·ed under the~ Mrs David Entsminger re- Meigs General Hospital, Asen· :fo~:a~~~~--::o~= . . I . , ''" ",,.,n ll\. a dirPction ol Mrs. EddJe Har- ""rted . on a meeting of the at.h Tracy underwent tonsilecto~!!~ ~ oa the uu. da:r of •1111· 1116. pomts o v1e\\ .,,, b N ll d ··y w me 4treeWd m u.. e... dDrtor and the pwple he mePts. tung . ~1rs llu a~L fwe a_~ Brotherhood o1 Railroad Train- Imy and Js home, Mrs. Virgil a•med, 1 1ll'1ll txPOie ror· ~ 1t PilbiO \1rs. ( larence 1\eut~ mg. WI men and auxiliary in Columbus 1Campbell, Mrs. Amanda Ka!lpar, ~~~~:. ~~U:ro~O:hi~M~I~ pri7.t'S awarded the wmner.;. Mrs April 22-23 when the W hi te lMr. and Mrs. G. H. Ewing, Norc""'nb', o~ Ute l"tb 4a7 ot ..,.. liM I<IIa Osborn~: won the door RoSf' Lodge Auxiliarv met Wed- lman Kloes and Miss Callie •tr~~:~~· ~':!~~In~~~ POMEROY , OHIO pri~~. nesday afternoon at· the legion Kloes and cards were ordered MAY 11 ~!.; :-rlndN:U , A s<Jiar! course was served ' hall. sent to each. Several . money A shower honoring Mrs. Joy. Bl~t~'~:!. ':,e ~":-;;""... -:...,_~ TONIGHT thru TUESDAY bv the hostess to the ~bove and Mrs. Entsminger represented making projects were dlscussed. ce Stanley Bowen, a recent 1n fu~r of Ul• m.t. of otuo. "LAWRENCE OF ARABIA" rvirs. ~ay Morris. Miss ~a the Legislative Board or t he A salad course was served by ~ bride will be held at the Rock .J· =~~?Ohio (Technicotor) Mae Kraf'uter., Mrs. Milo Btggs. JOint meeting o1 the Brotherhood the hostesses, Mrs. Georgia Springs Methodist church, Fri· (8) 1. Jt• 1 Peter O'Toole, Alec Gulnnf'ss :\trs . .James \an Mrter . Mr~ . of Railroad Trainmen and aux- Williamson and Mrs. Louis Rei· I day at 7:30 p.m. An frlend8 Anthony f.,!tJ inn . Omar Sh11rif. Mrs. HaUte I ,.I,· a~ bel --~ netghbo- are Invited LIOAL IIOTIC. Jack Hawkins. Jose FNrPr. Ron:J!d Osborn, . . M1·s . . Ross CIe Ian d . Mrs. 'J ' tuN • CA .. lll liLlY. Wb.OH lilt blOW1I Arthur Kennedy, and Claude ' F'red~nck William Robson presl - • Tile WSCS• .,of the Mlnersvlllt Pl•c• 011 resid..._ • • 1101 ~ Raim ! Mrs. E~ther Wnght. Mrs ..os- dent , presided. Attendin'g were I Method.i6t church will boJd a =~~· !~li~~Noo:;e::! A Sam S-pie:!ciDavid Lf'an ('ar Weber, Mrs Henry Etch- Mrs Wilham Woodard Mrs Traveler Returnr rummage sale Friday and Sat- waa lut lmo- to ru~e •t Point production lhrir firs1 Adam s Mrs M F . ' . • Plu.. nt, Wut Vlrflale. aJI.d Wb.eM since. "The Ri\•er Kwai ." . mger. rs anme · Entsminger Mnr: Robson Mrs F p 'f" T • urday in the Massar building pr..-nt •ddrue 11 Wlllllltnll atwlD Running timf: 3 Hrs_45 min. Arvll Holter. Mrs Mahel Van IMont Mtller: Mrs. Henna~ Bailrom acl IC rlp on W;at Main St., Pomeroy. ~~ IJ:,,~,..D~u.r~u:!-!~ Meter Mrs V1rg1l Walker. 1ey Mrs James Sxoders Mrs Mrs. John Kincaid has reMAY 11 Milo• lluu.r. ow, B•Uv and· c.eu Mrs Norman Fredenck and a otho W~tts Mrs Carl Mattox turned from California where The J 0 F dass of the United :~.:!'~m•,;}r;,• o~:::::O~ guest. Miss Sharon Holter. I Mrs. A. R: Pull~n and Mrs: she was the guest of her son, Methodist church will meet at =~r::;· ~:.~~UllBiltler Walter Hayes Lt. Cot ~ Mrs. K~tth Kinthe home of Mrs. Hugh Lane Ll'lll'nn• ·auu.r. Dora. aau.r u:l DA J/ All.rilinT"r to Refreshments were terVed at cAaiitd aMt theiKir. lK?dme •dn h Palo Spring-av Pomeroy, May 18, ai ~-:'n~C::!~..: !:;.U:Saiq.-::;:: :a'~ o. rs. neal an er son ' be •l•tniW, wW bP' aoUoe uw JluD. TONIGHT l n•tnllO//icers the Martin Restaurant follow- and doughierm' law spent thn!e 7:30 p.m. All mem r1 are '-• o. we~t1ter, .. ~·tat e11: "SODOM AND GOMORRAH" ' the meeting wIth ""'- - goind by plane iNitk Dl Drot4 A.; Moon. ... The.-:~ Disabled American Veter- mg ""'..:: h011 t- weeks in Hawaii, urged ,.. w attend • ..... ,.... k1t ..ut~o~. a t k• Stewart Granger , PiPr Angell Monday ~ esses Mrs Denver Nelson d t . b ah~ Theodorus Council Daughten •In cwnft:robak COurt. c ... No. 1 0 (Co lor) McNeal and Mrs' Kin· Middleport Bible Mi.t1 /ones Gue1t of America will meet in regu"A PUBLIC AFFAIR:" wrth Sad1e Wolfe Mddred Jacobs, unable lo at-- caid attended a flower ' show. School Dates Set At Britlal Shower lar session Monday at 7:30 P· !';:::;, d:~·u~:f Myron Mt:Cormi~ 1 Plans were for tend, making the arrangements. She also had word from l h e Plans were made to hold the Mis:~~ Sharon Jones, bride • m. at the IOOF hall. ::'.'".': aDd the mstallauon of officers at the , DaJias Bleyln• family. Sally daily vacation Bible ~ehool fn ~Jed of Mr. Lee Davidson, Ohio MAY It f:!' ::.:-!,~,::a,;: s.turday M.y 16 meeting on Monday June MI&S Carter Named Fisher and the Jamet Harting- the Middleport Central building University waa gtJeSt of honor Mrs, Wllllam Lowe Is an-I ..tuq tmh ~ IWilllt and ..,,,.. "SHOWDOWN'' · ' sbo wer recen tlY at nouocing a final or "Min of •t U&e1aw p.no111 bellfted to 'bl dl4 t.ll.' 8 Cards of svmpathy were sent President of FH ..4 ers, who were all stationed dllring the last two weeks in at a bridal th M rehearsal T le Py of uid 4flnodeoat, Andie Murph}' and 11 o1 e1g1 emp t 0 Abert Thor: '1 M · · G an who · H 1 Th K' Jd the M' th h f Mrs e it& ,,.,..l~ tut u... •eourt lhte1'1DJ.De whe , o 1• rs afJof!e rog Offit.-ers for 1964•65 were elect- awa 1. e mea 1 June when Middleport m· e orne o . nu . . be beld Tues- u.. betn ., ..... o1 Aid JIU'oi4 "Kathleen Crow lt>y lost her father bv death and at a meeting of the Rutland sev~ral . tourist •ttractlons · isterial Association met M~nson m Jac~. with Mra. Jack ~Ian Sisrrs i:a t m. :OO.:~J.rc~.!:"uU:.u~ o.n --and19 a 7 p. . to Mrs Hu rley G1lkey who of Future Homemakers Califorrua. day at the Heath Methodist Warner as!Iatmg hostess. ay even ng, Y Tb• ••ore llllM4 tant• wsa ,.... " DRUMS OF AFRICA" her brolher. At the close of A Th 'd On the trip home Mrs. Church psrsona"e. Guests lnciOOed teachers in the at the hall In ~lddleport. Mrs. th.,..H,"!....~.,""'.~~~,!b-.. • "'....,.,..d'_..., : 1 Wi th Frankie Ava lun merica, urs ay a1ter Lo 1 tr g that anyone .,_.. ........... f!t\1meeting !he vt>lerans joined school. Elected were Barbara caid stopped in Houston, The Rev. Howard Ruppe1t Jaclaon City Schools where we s s essm uoa~an4 tlley .IJ'I nQUtr14 and Mariette Hprt 1 1ad tes for a social hour and Carter, president: Joetta Erle- to vlsi.t her brother, Mr. a president of the association wui Miss Jones is the Elementary who wistles to wear t~ls ~"t :·J:~U:. wvn &h. 11,• 411' (ln Color) 11 !freshments . Mrs. Clyde Pauley, and serve as assistant dean of the Musk instruct(JT. formall must be at Altlftln':r'!:.":, Dtit.w:::r_~~ ~~;o;;;;;o;;;;""'""'""'""'""''"";o;;;;l wine, vice president; Carol:;n Montgr;nery, Ala .• with her school A letter was read from The Thoraon home wu dec- practice before lnspectioa, JWI8 M•Nitl A. Mllftt Pecet• McKnight, secretary; Eunice John, and family. He is the Rev. Fred I. Gardner, who orated with white wedding 'belli 2nd. (J) 11. • Ill {I) t.lS.lf. • n. Ohlinger, treasurer; Betty Clark OF OUR REGULAR WEDNESDAY AD parliamentarian ; Susie Grimm, lng the Air War College, is in Jonesboro, Tenn. with the gifts placed on a table GIRL SCOUTS MEET UNDERGOES BVRGEIIT graduate in June, and will covered with a blue lace trimI news reporter; Peggy TiJJ;s, bl!r ass;gned to George Field. Calif. PLANS RECITAL med umbrella. other guesll Troop 267 met · Wednesday, Mrs. Jay Myers Ulldonnnl torian : Jean Tillis, song lead· Mrs L W McComas 11 pre- were Mrs. Emeraon Jones, mo- May 13, at the PomerOy Ele- cataract 1 u r 11 e r 7 It ere and Kathy Thomas, recreaoentt'ng. he.r ·p.tano pup"- in 1 ther of the bri<Je.to-be, M r I. meJIUtry School. They were II•- Deacooeu Hoapltal, C!Dclmuotl ·bon leader. Plans were made Piano Students are ,.. -'-kl tlclc to mal: Tuesday Her 1'00111 number II , for a potluck dlnner Tuesday, T h , G recital to be held Sllllday after- Fronk Davidson. Folrbom, en """"" e I 1 • ••• Mr • M _.__ _,,., . Ha••• Appeared eac er 1 Ul!lls noon May 17 ot Heath MeJbo. mother of Mr. O.vidson, ond something by the nut meeting. - · • yen ...., 11 """ ~ .June 9, at 6:30 p. m. I Mr.. L. W .McComas dis! Ct.urch at I p.m. Tbe reel!- Mrs. Horace McElhinney, Mid- Suzan Clark wUI oe"o cooldu poUent at the boapllll, bul li With the Purch"• of As Shown Here 1 tained ber piano studenll · al 11 open to the public. ~. ot the nut meeting. showlnJ lmproveolenl. Annual Homecoming a party Iller reheanal $5.00 or More Exclusive of Items Is Planned Sumlnv day evenlns at Heath Metho-1 Exempt by Law The annual homecomi~g diSt Church. RobbH: Jean Valid thru May 18 the Naomi Baptist church wiU a~d Myrta Jean Wilson, in Cols. Unit A&P'.1 be held Sunday . beginning with wlll serve as ushers at the recit.. SUPER MARKET Sunday School at t:30 a.m., were guests at the party. lowed with the worship service. Ann Lisle, 1 SyrBCU!le, A dinner will be served in the at the punch bowl, church social room at noon, Mrs. Mary Rhlnehc';t and Mn. and the afternoon session will Don Usle, Syracusi,"also abegin at 2 p.m. The Rev. C. sisted In serving. Melvin Alkire, pastor of the Adults present WEre the a- . bove and Mrs. Leon MWer. United Methodist church, will Cheshire; Mrs. Marvin MILLIRO the guest speaker and special Mrs. Robert Hardin and Mra. music will be presented by the Frederick GibbJ. The refrelb. choir of the Mt. Moriah Baptist ments of cooklel. punch 1 and •Furniture 1nd Floor Coverings on the 2nd •nd 3rd Floor •Je•nle Sportswe•r Middleport. mints were served from 1 with a lace cloth ~harge o~' ~~n~:~~;~~ ' l'llr, • ln .... ...., .. ... laolpcll. fludoJ ..... .w.yA= "' . MiddfenAII'4 ' a.\'MEl Held by Amqteur G~rtfen Club ,. ,.1 _, _ . " ' "•••• ' ·-· ~ty ..u lht.b)'nolt .¢ . ..,."::. ~ c.~ .,;,•.;:'t~r,:•n. lbo ~ ~ u.:... w!io. ..,.. 'tJiill"'...'=ll ~...• "'4!':'\".:.n Wedneldly ••entna at tbe LambertpriMWlleonlrlbutld ewarded the traY· CLAIA ~u••:=:a:'..~ ot Mrs Earl KnlChl .. by MIL ..... Around Abo·...·And r::: ~~~ r . m~:t" of~~=nw~i~ings. ·j : ' t; . LloYd nu e 1~ meet· were business visltors Samuel Michael. Gallipolis. Mrs . Amber Warnei' and Mn. M 1 Mrs AMa Byers ol Columbus Arth.ur Nease ahowed the &lrll 1 l t 8 ~nt ~- ...... Notice ,·r-r . ,. _......,r~~- OOT---o-:· -- · • Informality Is Keynote ofMHtTng st~:~=.:::; :~· ":.~~ Thursday after IChool at tM J... Fabric shop. Tbey ...... accompan~EU "..:: adYll!Urs, Mro . ""' try presentid selecuons of named includJng Mrs. J ames •-• by ••·ir o;lgmal verse at the fmal Harley, Mrs 0. P Klein and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter aDd d•U· Rqy Holter and Mrs. Dwight · ti of the Middleport L1t- Mrs . Don Mllls. The group vot- ghters Leda May and Roberta Milhoan , and • mother, Mn. t: '.,... ~ ,..., • : 'i• • t t '~ I . .. ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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