https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5e4d3e57415647095a344b3fc9729080.pdf 699a40aeb610337327e211facdaa54be PDF Text Text \, 1-Dally senttn•t, Pomeroy-Middl~~~· o:·!un!~·.!~~~ M~~ ~:~ ed u.::of 111 Installation of Officers Held at • .Ro<;i; ~~':~" w~~"'!t Spc' Road Guelll Syracuse Parent- Teachers Meetmg were Mr. :.· Mn. c. E. Wmlth ·~ ' ' - t' I Around Arid About Middleport • ' . MrJ. G;,bel is, ' H···~e"' ·to' . ·, ~~-'' • ;3$ . ' · . Garden Club ' lr • .. . .J •• ' 1,. . ......... New Officers . ~~· ~ ~~......, ol~ ' \. ' Are_ ln. sta'led ~- ~~eoraac_,.,. belli. ro~::..:~~~~.:::; At Letart . ' f Fa,,¥s ' · -,.- lllldeDt. will' lbo ...- Clllll1 Ll :;,;~ dlllrdl • .., -.,.~~er~~~r~Sidildo/IIJPII'ID,. Letart T.U. PtA lleJd .-cuo. ~ ' ~~toiaaoal. -.nt ~ llllliNM _ lnllallaUon of olflcers was I The guest opeaker was Rev. and Cor! Holley, CDiumbus; and Its flnal mee11111 o1 tlio y0u fpMented llfbo. U - ••- w Sllwer IIIII bbiell; ~ llel4 wben tho Syracuse P.T.A. Paul Sellen of tho E. U. R Mr. and Mrs. Robert P'. &Uey ·. ,.IWeGardePCIIIbmetat .......uywltb 'llw/laltallltiOilol plaeetbereau!*· ~ ·ni811tlllbleltOV""""'llOubtit -- s belclltslastmoetlngoftheyear Church. who ~ave .• very In· and claugbters, susan. thebomeol'Mii.JI'recler!<*Goe- newt eleeloclotlloon. , , OD.die•BtnciCI!endlr,(Soutbeni)Ton)' Roulb. , 7 1n the local school auditorium. terestmg and m•p":mg talk en· Ellzabetb Florence, Marie and · Mr. and Mn. GleDD Jarvia bel for tile May meei!DI. -~,--~ ~ lot CAIWIIY '• , ' ' '!be meeting conducted by tho couraging cooperation between Debbie of Orient. They also via· i and family, Port Washington, Tile pnstden~ Mn.,.E.A. Docl- Ma. A. E. Wf>eeler, ~. OoundJ.,..,JUIJ!Ita J)lotlot,-l)on. ' ' ' _• • presldent, Mrs. Willis Leadl~g-i parents, .teachm and children, itt'd their mother. Mrs. Flor- ~ came to attend the Middleport clerer, pe~~lded and roll call prealde4 11 th<i. ~ ~Ill Ill lDll~· ~ ~ItA~ · l!IAJCBI ClM1Tf,ED : ham. opened with the iingmg and Chmhan love for each ! ence Holley at Meigs Memor- 1Alumni banquet. '11>ey were ' waa 8Jil!Wered by memberl road· the aebool auclllorlum; aecreto. MllJim ·~ JUII Alltle.• Aller- , . ~!If &--l~Pc<f Hllllo ot " Forrest Lord Jesus" follow· other.. . . 1ial Hospital. lhouseguests of Mr. and Mrs. \ lor their favorila !'Garden poe- ry•a report "II by Mn. N!ld nalao are Sblrley' Abltl •: Bet. btrcl of '~'ij!id ed with the pledge to the Amer·l Durmg the suctal hour deltc- 1 MC'ITING POSTPO~'~'l .David Miller. She was the for. · try." . Crou IIIII tbe I!UBIII'tf'l alate- ly ~. ¥117 . ~ ~ Glbbll Of'~ W. · •:• ~lean Flag In unison. The Par- lous refreshments were served ! Th ti of lite Disabled ·mer Jean McKay. A letter of lhanka Wll road ment by Mn. Julia Norrla; Mlljlhln and Phdle ~: unlblel!~~.l!mllte<!· frtm ent Teachers Prayer was given by the hostesses : Mrs. Mtllon . A e' mee v~ and I h of Mr nd from the Junior Cllll of 1tutem Mrs. Vfrlll RouJh. put presl- Mn: Buok.. W<l1 tbe at. ~·. brldll.~~ by Mn. John Sauvage. Roush, Mrs. Mason FISher, Mrs. I m~r.tcan f Mon· Weekend guests . ~ 'IIIah school for table arrang.. lclenl IDI\Illed the !ollowlnl d.· lendaltc:e bapner: R . . held ~tlj ·for Mr. lild,.,.... i Goerge Holman, Mrs. Dan Hay· Auxtltary • or - !Mrs. Leo Kennody wen! er menta for Junlor-Benlor Prom fie ' Mn Anna Whi!Oier were ...-ved by the ·Fint \}rlldi! Robert Par~er In tbe . tll,lCIItl Secretary and treasurer .... man ond Mrs. Larry Hubbard. day June 8 bas been postponed brother, A. E. Erlewine, Spring· dinner. 'Herschel Roolah.~ mothen, folJowd by I IOCial room of tll't' AJ!IID'Y M,tltotlbt' Linda,, --·-· .. VOL XVI PRICE 'FIVE ':'.Doyle =::'.t ;'!'· nominatln8 Potluck Dr'nner EnJ'oyed Be~ore Sorority Event 1 i· Aa .._.. ••I ~ ' lltW JOIU'. la·ll·.=-., ... , ~.'"::. ·I - . ....oot ...... ' ' L'fghteUwolg~t. Big ...../lelf-bltl. . and oH-no tooll. Eaopl t I .... -Opining. .· · . I . Barey Goldwater all ' . Only LAW II-BOY en ilak'e - ... 00-~ ...... LAWN·BOY ho, Flagitr·T'- ' EaH lor otaoang, -anclllng, al adlllotlntl· 11 1 IIIOWO. Whlrlt ~. IWt!lo ond debrtll Into big """'t·~ eon..rtt 111 HCOiKie' oldt dlochargo-IIOW olt\>'1' Ruggod oelfo.lu-.tlftt, ..... v.....,.,_,,. •• ' w•Jo:· aleanlngOII~-·~~ -t-mv. ;::;Ill . . ' eS.. the compl• 'line . of "LIWI) Boys" Iii' all . 11- with or withOut ,.n-.. •••• ••tc"- - mo the new ..., • , ... A¥.. Mowen, ·_ ' ., .. M Fred MERQY ELBERfELDS IN PQ · · OlllutoiiOIIvt Supphes Oil·~,; ... MICHANIC, ITitln ' WARIHOUSI •' ' MOORE~s · aftd ' • • '·" ,.,,,,, J IN .... POMEROY- Service with ' No toolo. Wheel llolultt . . . lot cuttlno ..... Itt l.otlo o4 to a lnchoo. Two CldiiiJt opaidl. !m POWER MOWERS 1 ..... Ht·Lo -~ ..... 1 ·rERMS oaotHt • ft811dlo. MIQIIMIUM llllot .._ family · EASY ~ ( • \ COOPER' Economy Air Mister nre ' ·s. g· Ao' .e(.Pi.,;y . NYI.IQN . X 15 • . 7~50 ~n 4 o•7 . I' '", ' ' :, ··~ I _... ......--- !lillll.' Seat ·.B . elts $5~~~ DRIVE· IN :1 MEIGS THEATRE ........ ·...·-.-----, BAITERIES . ol ollloers will be June meeting. A for det!l!ased mem· Refreshments lillll • oocial hour were weekend guests of hb par· ents, ~- and Mra. A. 111. Zabl. Mr, and Mn. A, M. Zabl •• dinner iuello MeDwlll their chUclren, Mr. ancl Mn. tlam ZaJII .IIIII datJ&ltlerl lTeellnlcotor) Brlaall:eltb-Vera Mlleo Pomela l'rutldla--llabu Ievbl Coreor•n -- PaterBroWD DI_C:._ -Ntto ..,__ .,: ' IM,y- ' ' . . SHotK' Expected to Finish With _100,000 Voting Majority Syracu!Je Church will Observe ~nniversa~y -·- a::O fa:::s!:iC:· ' . SUnday Bible School Workers Are Announced SYRACUSE CONGREGATION - Above Is a rece~t picture of the congregation of the Syracuse Pr-.byterlan church which Invites the pubUc to the church's 90th Anniversary celebration June 7. Officers of the Scioto Presbyterla, fArmer jii!Diaters, and church workers will ba united that day. Tbe church was built lo 1870 by Uriah Quillen on a lot purcbued for '2~0 -from !be late Captain and Mrs. J. P. Capehart; e 4 their ' lnoiMI, tllotto• olarlni . . flip of ,........... ~ d w'!. M - Goeb':i. aoebeJ John ... ·.-·' .· ·.. '' ·, ., :a:: I , , . . . , GRAS-S•"I .'TC-H·E.R ""I wa• .... lid:.· Mn. I. -~ i~~·~:!Ma:::Nor~a~Coru:i:•:t>o~hour;f· · ~::::·:'=~~=~::~.;. Howard • ' ' ·~I=· ==~ ports read wa~ and read approved. unUI beJune 15 atofa oP1ucers'11>endre and Mrs. Jesse ' O.Mrs. carlaildBamblll, A notewere of thanks from .· will election a .field Lake,, and WestMr. JeHerSOD. McCoy Mrs. Mn. William FranciS, for the \ , all members are urged to be 1 Caldwell were lppOinlad.., the 1 past president'• gift given to •~ pr.sent. PuUuck refreshments Mr. and Mr;- G~...U::: -~ committee. '11le " " -. WH b.. her from the unit. I~ will follow the meeting. and family o I po G. ve gram topic waa "IIUVOIV UIIJ -~ Mrs. Robert Louks reported I; purchased Tbro:• l Dlseases," given by Mrt. on the County Counrtl meeung . ~ property on av. y leo Carr and "Now II the recently held at Salisbury school !) plan to redecor: .. To" by Mrs. ciharles Maaar. at which time Mrs. Louks was W r before movlng. 1 The special arrangement ghter or Mr. and Mrs. P au the month was made by elecled treasurer of the County l f Council. . . , Marvin Darst underwent sur· . Smart. . Carl Barnhill In whlcb lite The nominatmg tommlttee slgery <it Meigs <Jeneral Hospital , A potluck dinn~r preced the Memortal Day guests of Mrs. ed ro9el and Dowering shnibll report was read by Mrs. Sau- and is slowly improving, meeting of the XI .Gamma. Mu J . M. Archer, 1lld~av, were in a triangle design. Flower ar· vage and accl;'pted as follo~s. . i Chapter of Beta S1gma Pht on daughter and son~tn-law, Mr. rangements were judged Mel president Mrs. Donald Cottnl! Oha rle~ Ewmg of Akron spent Thursday evening at the Ohio and Mrs. wnljdib K. Beaver boos rded tB Mrs McCain and vice ' presldenl. Mrs. Robt•rt 1several days last w~k with his Pow~r Office. in Pomeroy. There Columbus. Ttf:y were Joined by ~ and ~. ' 1 Harden. ~ ister and b.roth~r·.UJ~Iaw, Mr. ~as mstallation ~f officers: Nel· Clifford Beaver for a vlsit I ~t Mrs. Cottrill was installed by [anct Mrs. Ph1l Williamson a~ he Brown, pres1~ent; Mildred the Gravel Hill Cemetery Miss~ Goebel reCeived ·the out·going ~resident wh.o pr~~. I ~Ut.onded the Pomeroy Alumm K~rr! vice pres1d~t; Roberta later had diMer at the rize and Ms. Charei Ma:,.ll sen ted here wtth the pr~s1dent "' 1banquet. 0 BrlP.n, corresponding secret.· . Also calling on Mrs. p the tr eHn 1ze ·A pin and the gavel. Mrs .. Cottrill i Mr . and Mrs. Har:>' Willia~- ry, and Rose Sisson, recording Archer Saturday evening were ~·:as~· presE>nled Mfs . Leadmgh<~m , son returned to their home m secretary. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Evans d. th hoJte to fifteen ~n~=~~ with the pa st-president's pin and !Akron, Monday after a several! Velma Rue will be installed as Columbus. She was the former thr 91 sts Mrs, ahe thanked the group for coo!J- :d<lyS visit with his brother an~ ' treasurer at a later date. ·. Kathryn Rose Monohan, w~ ~ bel~ gu~ k. 8 erati:Jn during her term. [si!'ter·in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Phd The ways .and means chaJr· reslded In Middleport while m Mrs. Walter Housh repnrted Williamson. mLn, Rose Sisson, reported . 111ey came to attend ary · thRt coat racks would be in· ' Mr. l!Od Mrs. Eldon Weeks re- 'her committee had held a alumni b&JHlUel. vb'ted wltb her father 1 stalled in !Jht' hall in the near turned hume Friday evening af ing at her home on May 25 Mr. and Mrs. Boldin Minor White ' future . tt'r a several days visit at Rey- outlined money-making son of PlckeringtAJD M · 1 Da. ests o1 Mr · SOil and''for the year. emor1a Y IUBaker · were• The allendance ..banner was. a · nuld sburg w1t· h t he1r weekend WI'th her Mn. ·Geor&e warded to the !1Ith grade. An 1dcmghjer-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ! The first is to be a rummage Mrs. E. M. Burton and brothe and atster..fn-law ~rt exhibit was di splayed by !~1e John R. Weeks a~ son, Tom, Isale ~ .b:e held in the W~llamMr. and Mrs. and ~- OtarlM Bater: ltfth grade. land Tom accomparued them . 9011 butlding, corner of Mam and attencled the Cheshire . w. va. the F'lhh grade students. ar<'om- home for • VISit I Butternut in Pomeroy CNl June Saturday evenmg t F ·~-ld s·-·· · d by 1Mr. an d Mrs. Larry were a au-·~ ~· pame • I' Mr. and Mrs. ·J~~ Bruwn and ,4, 5, and 6. The Rev. and Mrs. ~-..... ~ge Hun~ to bear BlUy Wolfe and several mothers, fami ly of Cleveland were week I Pearl Welker reported that Siddall and family, Plattsburg, G abarri '1iteY · spent an ~njoyable ~ay at Cam-!Elld guests of Mr. and Mrs. her committee had met at b_er spent the holiday weekend wltll ~ b den Park . at Huntmgton, W. :St>lby and family. !home and announced the soc~al parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Busk~k II' ' va . The SIXth gra~e students. ! Mr. and Mrs. Tom Selb1J of I activities for lhe year, begmMr 'd M John Seines with Mrs. Ernest Wmgett and ' Columbu5 were Sunday gu~ts of ning wiltl. a bar-lrcue to be held Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas . ' an ~e bolida in aeveral mothers ~nJoyed ada~ Mr. and Mrs. John Selby and Jt.ne 11th, at the home of Rosons, Billy, Stevie, and~ ov~th their· kghter visiting the Mane~ta Museum 1family . berta O'Brien on Lincoln Hgts. South g Mr and Mrs Roband olher points of mteN!st. Tht> 1 Mrs. Earl &·ott of Sugar Grove A report was given by were weekend guests fam~y~ annual sixth grade ~anquet was Iis the guest of her son and committee who attended the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mite ~ wbo bas held in the local aud1tormm .The tdaughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Istate convention in Akron Forrest Bachtel and Caro Mr=es8ti t'm w~8 picnic oi grades 1, 2, 3, and 4, ! ,John Scott. May 14, 15, and 16. This will and Mr. and Mrs. :e ~ several was heiJ at Portland Pa1·k. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Cowen or conclude the business sess~ William Malloch, Pomeroy. Ington, -~·~C~.;pen;~~Mr~.~and;11 it was suggest_ed that a pre- West Carrollton and Mrs. Dorts for the summer and they will Mr. Herber! Moore, former Mr ~ school gei-acquamied day be Green of Winter Haven, Fla., resume Sep.tember 10. Middleport resident now llvlor s.frlende · 'MeArth held m August. ror students start- visited last Thursday with tbelr in Pomeroy, Is . a pat:Wnt at ac~l 1 mta' lng to school tn September. aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mn. IGroveporl and Mrs. Leo Galllpolll M""edleal Center :.:::- ~-~7"11 Glboona EvereU Thomas. ISmith and soo, Middleport. and treatment. to Hopldnnllle Ky Mr. and Mrs. Juniu• Clark of · Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Price Mr. and Mn. Hany s. Moone gr"'their da bter tVel~· Dublin, Ind., visited Saturday af· ClnclnnaU were weekend recent visitors In Ashland, hm':',. been ~r...~ Beu.ei lernoon with their aunt and un- or Mr. and Mrs. Everett where they visited with Mr. ~~ s Sb! accompaoy de, Mr . and Mro. Em-etl Tho- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly Mn. Harry S. Moore, Jr. lhemeg.::;,..e 1;., the IUDtllll!l' mas. Columbus spent the week saw the new grandchild, a M J mea 8 ~,_ The Letart Falls Charge of · Mr. and Mrs. James J. Guln· with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kathryn Jayoe, dau· Mr. anad .::· ::.. the Methodist Church will hegin ther and daughters returned Everett Dalley, Anne St. and of Mr. and Mrs. Wfl.. ~ an "':' ~ Its Bible Sdlool June 3, for the home Saturday after an over- Mr. and Mn. Marvin Kelly Moore. The baby waa born 1 ~r~~ Mlddl period including June 12. The night visH in Columbu! wtth Mr. Middleport. 9 and has one sister, Coria aM :.. 1 Da guests~Mr theme or the leaching this year and Mr.. Pat Parker and faml· Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ferguson and•;::,.. ac Hy Wise Jr · will be "Jesus." The director of Iy . and Jimmy and Mtsa Cleo Park· Mn. Harry E. Hoagland and Mr and. Bani.;"'~ the oehoo. is Mrs. Dale Hill. Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Roush er of Columbus wel'll week end Grace Sauvage, Columbus ~ land ~ , Wllt!l<end devotional leader; Mrs. John returned to their home, Lake- guests of Mr. and Mn. Pearl the Memorial weekend • · Mill Rutb Wise 1 Fisher, nursery department ; 1view, Monday after a week'• Parker. 1beir niece, Mr. and Mrs. were . Mrs. Virgil Roush and Mrs. visit with his sister, Mrs. Char- Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Will and s. Moore In Middleport. : -'=~ ~ .Dallas Hill . •eginners; Mrs. •les Wiihrow. chlldren, Terri and Gary, and Recent guests of Mrs. Ullianl!==·~·......~..... ·~·,...,...,...l====iiiiO were her sister and braIlon Bell. Mrs. Russell Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hodson Mr. and Mrs. Don Will and Primary department; Mrs. John of Marietta visited Monday wilh cblldren, Kevin and Mark of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hill, Mrs. Ernest Shuler, and Mrs. Charles Withrow. [umbus spent lhe weekend of Belle, W. Va. Mrs. Paul Justice, Junior IJe. Mrs. Nora Roush spent lhe their lather, Emmett Will. and Mrs. Wayne Sharp plil1ment; Mrs. John Fisher and week end with Mn. Charles\ Roy Crew of Cincf!mati family, ZaneiYIIle, Mr. Mro. Robert Hart; teen-agers, Withrow and guests, Rev. and .ecl relaUves ancl friencla In Mrs. E. W. BaUey and Roberla Roush and Mrs. Dale Mrs. E. E. Roush. area over tho weekend and Francea Glue, Lancaster, Mrs. Mr. and Mr!. Raymond Rat- tendecl the Pomeroy Alumni the ........,d with Mr. Hill; School secretary, Anna Wheeler; Helpers, Debby liff of Gtladalajara, Menco, are quet Mn. Robert Sharp. Hill, Beverly Hunt, Mrs. Nora tho guests of his sister ancl bro- Mri Ernestine Jividen of To- &liday wee! d guests of Cross, Mrs. Carry Roush. Mrs. ther-in-law, Mr. and Mri. Cha· tedo II the guest of her brother Mr. and Mn. Karl OWen were &ward Robins, Mrs. Earlene •les R. Karr Sr. and stster-bJ..Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. ancl Mrs. Charles Price and Norris ancl Mrs . Eileen Buck. I Mrs. Charles R. Karr Sr. and Walter Walker. Kay; Mr. and Mra. P au I The hours will be each day Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ratliff Mrs. Eliza E. Puwell and Winebrenner and Mr. and.-Mn. frOm 8 a. m. to II a. m. All spent lhe week end in Marion daughter Mary E. Jordan Bowman and daughter, 111Uidren of the East Letart, Ap- with Mr. and Mn. Edward T. eroy, called on Mrs. Columbus; Mr. and Mn. ple Grove and Letart Falls com· Bauer. Mise Polly Karr of Col· Jooes and family, Goodrich of Dayton. lllt!Dities are wel<o~e . The : umbus joined the group on sat- Sunday • Mr. and Mrs. William White Rev .. Pearl Casto wtll lead the urday. Alternooo guesb SUnday and daugltter, Clltcll, Washing· epemlll! devotions. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Qulon and Mr. and Mrs. George Powell D. c. are guests of her family and Mr. and Mrs. Jack and Mary Jordan were Ernest Mr. and Mn. Carl Gll· AUXJUARY MEETS McDowell of Columbus were the PowcU and son, Ivan and and other relatlvel. Mlas BIG. SAYINGS NOW ON The Ladle' Auxiliary or tile weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Powell Also Coria Gilmore Oltlo Unlversl· l!aelne American _Legioo . Post Karl Grueser and sons, Miners- Mr. and Nro. Forrest ty, also spent ti,. weekend with No. eoz, openecl lhetr meetmg In ville. ter. Chester Ohio. her parenb. ritualistic form at the Post home Miss Ethel Koenig spent the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pierce Mr and Mn. Harold Rusk. TUesday May 26, at 8 p. m. w..kend at Long Bottom with and son, CDlumbus, Ohio · CDncord Ohio apent the (NEW) .. Report ol the oominating com· her uncle and aunt, Mr. and eel Mr. and Mrs. Clar....,. Mr. Md 111 ro. !lllttee given: Mrs. Myrtle Mrs. Dana Fick. 1Jordan and family, White and attended the Holter, pn!Sident; Mrs. Garnet Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Cooper and her parents Mr. and Middleport Alumni banquet. Otb· ' ~IIIIth lsi vice; Mn. Opal Dtd· and Miss Elsie Rart vlsllad on Roy Priddy, of . guests were Mr. and Mrs. · .. ·d!t. 2nd vice; Mrs. O.ett.a Simp- ' Sunday afternoon with Mlsa tho weekend. Charles Seines and Jlllfl• secretary; Mrs. Frances Lehew and Jacob Hartenbach. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Bonnie of Columbus. 'l1tey ' . ' . .' Jt<Prta, treasurer; Mrs. Eurue Also calling on Mila Lehew and Jordao and daughtera on his mother, Mr. and Mrs. · . llt'lnker, Sargeant at >\rms; Mrs. Mr. Hortenbach SUnday Special • ~ret Houdashelt, chaplain; noon were Mr. and Mn. Albert George Powell, Saturday ~ASON Mrs.. Blandle Spencer, historian. Russell and son of Columbus and nlng. ' J .. . . '· Delegates to the summer con· Mrs. Alice Spencer, Pomeroy. ii"'.i.;;;o;;;;;;o;;;;;;o;;;;;;o;;;;;;o;;;;;;o;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;; • .. caifa PRII I~(T.Aj:.~;:JON • f!IU.IIIMGII~ . TONIGHT 6 WIDNISDAY in Athens June 12 were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wick· ,'. PAMU.Y NIQtiTS Mrs. Margaret Yost, ham and daughten and Sandra . •JASON OP TMI POMIIIOY, OHIO &Iter and alter· Footer of Dayton were weekend -IS~ '•.< . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 1 . . . . . . . .... AttGOHAUTS" ' . Looise Stewart and guests of Mr. Wickham's moth· ' LAST TIMI TONIGHT Todd ArmllrOD& DCJitl>VIcl< '· ••·•-• ·Mvrtle Walker. er, Mrs. Mary E. Oltllnger. H..vy lii'VLL*'' ·AtiOI~-­ (Cot..~ donaUon was made to the Mr. and Mrs. William Sorg "KISSIN' COUSINS" . . .· ~ '\.~·. ·.... -~ -antl..," eht...,....., i~canrelief. The American Le of 'Ashland, Ky., weno ~~.:~ ' J I (Teebnleolor> "30 YIAitS 01' PUN" !"' Elvlll Presley, Glenda Farrell ' 111mmer convention will be gueata o( M". Mary E. COLO~CARTOONS ChorUo ChaplinBtlito!r tteaton J~ne U at Jla<lne with din- er. Aolmi•Ien 75c & 411o Jrm'J'LinidOD ._... .._. oerved by .the oniL An In- Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Zahl and Laurel • BartiJ · ~irtmal tea for Girl Staters will Mrs. Robert Roberts aecompanWoolnololly & Thundoy June a-4 held In Pumeroy June 6, 2 to ied Mr. Roberts to St. Mary's NOT OPIN Hospital In .Huntfnaton, W. :::il:l~!lfal'f'IIIOOC!It, Poppy chair· Monday where he entered· PrloiQ thnuth Woolnoooby I,, • . ' Juno J.lO tt.:~:.j=~··~~ on Poppy observation and grea-. WALT DISNEY'S !.! a poem, "Pop· Mr. and Mrs. lflllilla::m~:.:\1 "A TIIPWALKI" isacrU~ .>~ and .daugbt«a of G Mam/y About People In Pomeroy Gold-water • Inner Over Rockefeller ·I ·, �• ., Th• Daily Sentinel co•UAIHTAnNG EDITOIIALLY -- APlace For Moderates - "" . I f ~ THERE appears to be a growing concern in thls country about its being . aptured by those who can be classed as . utremiats. Many writers in national publications are calling our attention to the fact that what we need is cool heads for the months and years that lie ahead in aolving some of our more pressing problems. What most of them say is that we need moderation to achieve some of the llO&is that are now within sight. It 14 a most difficult thing to pin down because those who are extremists would be the last to admit that they are of that c ult. They are very much in the same boat as an alcoholic, who is almost the last to face up to the situation that he or slle finds tllemselves in. We find tile extremist in all walks of life. They are found in politics, religio n, business. labor and yes even in the professions. This nation was found by mod· orates, and tllat very fact is the basis lor our greatness. It has all the earmarks of responsibility. We do not know how you would ~efine an extremist, but we . would place as the primary attribute an Immaturity, or an unwlltingness to see that if tlley triumph they will do more barm than good. One of the problems we now face is that as moderates we have a tendency to keep silence In the face of a real threat to our nation through the alarming Increase In e•tremism. ODe outatandiDil advocate of the mo- • 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middltpoft, 0., J1Die I, "!)o .... ly DOROTHY KILGALLIN ·~lly-lnjured feat IJ. "- Famed jockey Bill Hartack. who · illakes the Manhattan cole circuit witll ilaany a lovely fllly, appeared at the Met#bpole tbree times recently with Debbie l cute singer. The Kentucky Der· '!'Doer is • fan of Woody Herman's lilnd . -.; Best-seller writer Patrick Den· feeun1 well again, is at work conftrtiDI bla book, "The First Lady, or My 'rblrty Days In the White House," into a Jtoaclway muaicai. Murray Grand will ..._.te th Tb L f ·•" e JCOre . . . e eague o New York Tbeatrea has called a special meetJN bout tb T A d So thi aworlh" ~- brony. war s. me ng aews •v .. ew1ng. Errol Gamer'• new romposition, "No .tJown, If p, Time More Shadows," may become as fast a hit as "Misty." The recording companies and singers are flipping over it . . . Ingrid Bergman bas purchased a tiny island near Barbados and will build a villa there. Ingrid has been quoted as planning to retire from the screen to "relax live and enjoy my family" . Betty Gar: rett and Peter Falk are up for the leading roles in the new Don Appell comedy "A Girl Could Get Lucky," to Opeti·OR Broadway in the F'an. "Co-pi'Oducero Llurence Feldtnan and Gerald Ostreicher will try out the play this Summer in Feldman's suburban playhouses. • • • Bobby Rydell's reason for those puffy eyes the other night at tbe Copacabano: he fell · asleep_under a sunlamp and bad to be treated by a doctor . . . Actorproducer Tom Noonan has just signed Jayne Mansfield to star in his next production, titled-fasten your seat belts"Jayne Mansfield Meets Frankenstein." (I thought they'd already met, didn't you?) ... Natalie Wood's escort In the local bistros had a lot of night owls trying to figure out his identity. No new romance. He's just a writer chap profiling ller for a national magazine. Happily married and all that. Philosopliy from Llurence Harvey: "I am so proud of my work. I'm so proud of being an actor. Why should it give me ulcers'! I love the constant change and movemen\. Uove the individual cbaracters one encounters in tbe film world." (You didn't love Kim Novak when you encountered ber, sweetie.) ... The Gre. gorv Peck-Anthony Quinn picture, "Be. hold A Pale Horse," certainly had the title change of the year. Jl's based on a book called ''Killing A Mouse On Sunday." • • • No surprise, probably, but apparently Zsa Zsa Gabor isn't affect¢ by the heat. Although New York has been en' joying-or suffering from _ a warm spell, zsa zsa arrived to see Uberace in a floor-length wllite mink coat which she wore buttoned to the chiJI. If you didn't know better, you would have sworn it was Chtistll)as Eve, and snowing. Actor Edmond O'Bri•n Is recuperating after eye surgery ... Bobby Short is another mended performer He was able to return to his piano and his chic fans at Le Caprice . . . Sunny Payne Cour.t Basie's longtime drummer, Is ' honev. ' moonln1 with a pretty girl from Old..: homa witb the quaint - and political· sounding_ name of Ike. s<;~Jeduled ........... -.. I "· J Helen ' loom:o I ::; :; llric. u: c. WIL80N U.ttft Prooa llllorlllllolllll The llbllel tbat have &rafted lht primary ayllem on the rna· cblnery for choosing CMC!idate• for president of the United States should procoed now to accept all of the responsibility that flows from their experi· ment in fuUtity. Their further responsiblUty II to lmpo,. and to eaforce 1 reasonable limit on primary campaig11 expenditure•. It olso would bo a good idea If each primary state llmlted the comJ>81llll period s 10me colleges limit spring football or !raterruty rush week. The need for state action to impose . presidentlal primary ground .'Illes was peculiarly evident fo~r ye,ars ago when the Kennedy fam•ly bankroll was unfurled and again this year whe~ another enormous family fortune was in play. From New Hampshire to california the story of the Ne~ son A. Rockefeller presidential primary campaign has been brightened at i!Uervlls with delighted little yip,s from Rockefeller campaign workers who never ha~ It so soocl. One callrornla worker espreased hio a. ~ ' ~pe=al Whaiev :ft.. ! · "" ~,.J I By Wayne G. Braudalldt, M.D. era! hours 1 111 on the weekend. If you can't play every day, It Ia doubly Important to aet your walk aod your euretse on tbe days· when you don't play. Tbe Ulno ol Sweden Wll o.uuw stiU playing •t 70 but theu he every day, ustnc Indoor courti'·ln bad weather. Wilen. you finish playblg It 'II ° han~~ll and bad~ ton, tennis ~11 game ln..wb,.,.rrcl-1 sudden bursll energy panied by qUick movemenll are alternated witb periods ltionedFor the improperly co!ldl· player these short onurta 1 rt!llult in sprailted . l•wiiated •-•I' .,...,.,, · torn mull· ohoulder and wrlat Injuraod letmls elbow. It II advlaable, thorefore, to IIJM•nd ·ail< or •ltht weeka before sea&OQ ID 1111klng, ll!dPPinl ....,. and ·cenerai catlstboniCJ. When you ·flnaily otep out opto lllo """rt ready to go, · y o a should opend u or :m JllinutM In 1 leisurely warJIHlp. Volley. Avoid . l!Y percd follow· lltdke and the •lolent cult;: an d smasho• to the profelllonala. Learn to )tl , the CMII'jlf-reach go. Ia · - _ . ......, try lit a - . at . ..,..••, el ynr bnrt .... .,.... · . .. . - pan . ....,......., . /.,"" ·o-ro .. ~.,.,.,. UPII>oHlp Newo .~yll .llj>Uvlan ~~ Victor Pai m••I"UUe<< ,. " a tlllrd tarm In WI ltneral electlonl but of ~ victory may llpal "1roubled t1mea 1H · t Bo'l ax was se nc ou ,, V· tin mines to the "Yankee --> '"-1 o1 Y ..... waa-a ""' an~.. Jm~llam.• w.r. * 1 ' , ,• a ;tudent. ~~. ' ·II! •• '· r . ·,; Pella ,olociim;al .. :~~~- ~~ ' ' '· I .... ·J>O~ ., ',. . . 1l'·41c'l . • ! :'. : :~ ,17 30 ..f6113~ DETROIT Kansaa ~ly ·15 111 .349 13~ manager . of ~·· llellllla Se ~ b . Los Angefet I·'"' ·•· •co - ~ ••. FUR STORAGE • · $ 49 Balllmore • LOs Ang"'"/' ·· , One of Best nlorh no··'· naours, w o Mar!ager Charlie rain ~ yean wlth !lie Dlght Dnd&era said Tuesday "ha .~ 01 finest ~n'ag.:~ .nlihl · played lor. It was a plooL u..:_ to• be aroun( !dol," ·. , \flo IIS-yeat-oiCI J~adne~llda1y:i•~-~~~~~~fj·~. .of lho. Detroit lllilaiH!so~ general crlllclzed' l.cenUy by Lar;, wbb ~turllaY .by l1etroll to sot to be reland. 1 . most of the players same way." · Hodges, who pta~ for Dre• . d\lrlng 1951, 11152 •lid I95S ~:. o;:.,..t;tIn · .· 'York Olanta (1951) a belore !lags, taklDg . league COIIIJMnt, always admired Cll*'both aa • mana-rand ·u 1 a·nd insuring your next caf!' All<tllo · :r-. 0..about FlliaDeO P1oa • -...-... ................ ftr-MDHdoan. ' . TRADE-IN IN · TOWN Tubeless N t and &• . ~ ~ '~~\~.~'!~ :-;.;. ~ '! 1...10. 14 '" I. h •• " ••,.~· .... . ' · :tel, AI with IR 1iiJitlnei' Mril. sunbl.r. · and I•t·' -diiiiiGol 1111 bazal1ll ... be .VOided. It 'Ia to P'-Y • lltiho ev.ty daJ · to 'MVI It liD lllll illav •670x15 • 710x15 •750x14 esoox14 '. .-It II alnya b .. r foq,~~~ 'r; \:;~ · ;j!~• of •lrtt, .., helltll a " ''lllet .......t tile ' ~..,•• ~.::r , ~ lloieli!O . toi,.• CLEANING $125<·-> G~ Hodges Calls Dressen :: ::.:: :: Fine. · ~ C ' hic ,,eve....,.. • Wash at :Detroit; l!lnnesdta S New ' SAD BUT. TRUE 1. save you up to •• , l . \ l I I may \ ,• '!'••· !! nd for ,.":!':"'~:o+-1': ' ...:-:.";:.:· , ! --· Snead Will Try F'or U. S• 0pen Again • :: . U. 8. AmbaaSador Douglu rthboo • oullinll QliiiMIIIIIY at for years a 1!t1111r ol · •lti!ll&fh 1D the tin min· oowitry. It llid . R dJ 0 tl ,. . e, egs aSt Yankees ,t3 In • Pomeroy· Play "..... "·"' ,._ .... . ..., u,oo. B[RRY'S WOR LU - - San • Iii· · ,, ...• lfel)doriOD Clll!l under fin becallle be ~ Pal to a PFeoldent Juan fl'az'a ~ clpae NlliUonal· C1piiOiitklll. lhlt . . (~) dd 1ICIIII' • 1111 atteinptl>jl !lad )it<>mlaed BoUYIP eleclioll · *!~ , t1u Wjlllld lnark ouJiportlng Pu. · beglnnliis of With the elictiOD only · meet to . the away, Lecblb and former illf;~. ' . f'Msl~ Heri)ln S,~ Zuazo, ~ • Jed tDin- also • 0110 • time i)!twl!'r Ill ~ · Leehln, launched IWDII.- 1~ ais<: ~ Jt1lnlol ~ •• men. ·47"L~ Clev 39 153 Was 42 137 T/ 19 4 ,;KJ7 HOlM Runo . -" 'I t" ,1!- ... tbat p doubl~. Wagnr, The1~ Insurance run ~arne in I Kendy, hi,: THE DAILY SENn E · Nl ~. ams, more and gave up fourin hits. He wa; fortunate IP!Cing out I' I , Helen, don't let one Immoral 'handy" man'o opinion. jlestroy the trust our customera place In us. - STRICTLY ,BUSJ· NESS Tbls column 1a dedlc4ted to f•nlily living, so if you're hav· ing kid trouble or just .plala trouble, let Helen help YOU. She Will also welcome your,own I!Dusinl dperle..,.._. Ado dress Helen Bolte! Ia cara. cd., this newspaper _ _•_ _ _ - = o H'Igh Sch Is PI 00 ununer ay ''*""''"· '\ T'ro . . ubiedr·IDleS·'.·Aheadm • B'o'"liVI'an Politi·c·a], Circles .f Sf~ I ';'! .Milly'·ilildl!!li'Jlilih lnveated oonalderal>lio .. and money to _gfve 0111: ~en the best poosible SOJ'I'Ice ond acquire their mpect. iMd &DOll . • 0 wl•;:· let,~ • Iooc, llrlni ,IIQ:; ~ wilL & bit ol cbl! ~· ~~ ,~ : as far ~.ri..'8f!11 ..• ' ~oclt.-: will, Cow~n:__ Schaffer · I Gf;~; un. Santo, :'~ ·ahe Fran. 000 010 1100- I 5 I what tile Bravea got. Both of the third when Tannehill walk· , Pitts. 02000010x-311 - ~· /ga::;;stoleed...,ond an.d ' l'&tlonatLe•.cue-~·· . Hendley, Shaw 17) and Crana Sl'Or on Hmdy' Glanta 18; Williams, Cubs'· l4; MILWAUKEE (UPIJ -Now Score Four la Elghlh double was the k blow in the victory , dall. Veale 15-3) and Pa llaronl U double. , Howard, Dodgera 13; Ton:t, =the:tiers are taking Three homera, two by flrl!t ninth-inning payl After two ftook u::_r I the {ea;:i:"dowaki McFarlane (5 J. Loser HendThe Redlegs, 3-Q, meet the I Braves 10; Allen, Phils Ill. _' , en the pitchers, the baseman Gene Oliver, helped men had been refu.ed Sadowoss, •• ' agamst , ley (4-4). I Red Sox fiJ.I I today , while the America• League - JQji.,. cinnaU Reds looked ready, the Braves Into the lead. But ski walked Vada ~ iliten-1two I 'tBraves (ll-31 play the Indians brew, Twins 14; Colavita, ~A;tilo ing and abl<> today to start '."•k- the Reds jumped on Spahn for liooally to et at O.ron Johnomcr ~· Score Houston 400 000 000-4 I Z (IJ-1 ) Thursday. letlcs 13: Wagner, Indian~ 1Z; h~y In the NatiOnal four runs in tile eightb to Ue the son, who I doubled, scoring ru~~n ~ scored the~r first New York 101 000 50x- 7 8 I SENATOR-YANK GAME Alhson, Twins II; Oliva, 1\o:inl ague' pennant race. score end then scored two more Keough Frank Robinson' I I . second inning on Johnson Woode b' k (7) L Jerry Siobart pitched three • II. One geme doesn't mean a off rellefer Bob Sadowski In the low-up .single scored Pins:., o. B~eJ by Leo Cardenas aod sen (7J 'and G~:~ S~lla;~- • . hit hall at the Yankees and Runs Batted lD .' trend haa been established, but . to win lt. I The win went to 19. Id Jo nny Edwards and a fleldet·'s j Wakefield fl J La . (8) The ' Redlegs outlasted t h e homered anr singled to lead the National L e • g • e - May~ the signs were there Pinchhltter Marty Keough's rookie Billy McCool, J;u;~ ~[;»"r, by Steve Boros. Oliver's Gonder. Wmn~r Wakef~eld Yaokees 4-3 in Pomeroy Boys' Senators _In tllm 3-2 win. G18nls 43, Boyer, Carda 38; night when the Reds' ~t;:,_mer evened the score m l (1-1). Loser- Woodeshick (!_,) League action Tueaday night. Roy Gilkey of the Senators Torre, Braves 32; came allve with a 13-hlt I . tom ol the_ second. I • A close game aU the way. the homered in the second to put Cubs 30: Howard, Dodgels ~ for • come-from-behind 7-5 With the SC"!"' tied at 1-1. Joe ' Cincinnati 010 000 04Z- 7 13 0 ' score was tied twice until the his team ahead 1.0: Stobart, I American League tory over the Torre walked m the f~rth and I Mil bottom of the fourth when Shaf- Jim Clatworthy and Tom Haw- 1Indians 41: Stuart, Red 010 400 1100- 5 Braves. SECIOND15W2EOEK holater scoi'ed oo Oliver s second I Nuxhall Jay (5) McCool (67)1 fer homered to win the game. ley smgled m the third to plate I Cash, Tigers 34· (;olav ito~.,, ,.... nne mer off Nuxhall. Felipe Alou ' • • til d st0 b r · · · ' , ' It looked !Ike lbe same old June U, Cheshire vs. Bidwell (HI at K-C. followed with 8 single and 1Duren (9) and Edwards. Spahn, Mike Roush was the stand- ~l ~~~n •r;01:\o aros•d fifth lellcs 33; K1ilebr~w, fwins story for the Reds for awhile lone 18, Pt. Pleuant vs. Eastern (H) K-C scored ahead 11 Denis Menke Sadowski (8), and Torre. Win- out player as he led his team the g_ i mer pr v, to be . Pllchrnc wben the Braves, behind veter: June 17, Mlddleport ,at Racine (H~ ' • ·who nit his fourth borne run oi ner-McCool ( 1~1. Loser- Sa- in both departments, strikmg j Th=·~:nf run. b k . h GNatlonal Leagueao Warren Sjlaho, toolc 1 5-1 June 18, New Haven va, Pomeroy (H) at K-C. the campaign. : dowski (2-S J. HRs-Oliver 2, out 15 and getting a triple and two in thn ~es camel ac Wll I Janis IH; Farren, GaiUpoU-Bye Then oame the big eighth as Menke. a single m three times at bat. wh h e ottom o lhe s<Xth ' Bruce. Colts 6-1: G•bson, ""'"'" lead into the eighth Inning. Cin· clnnatl lefty Joe NuxhaU just THIRD WEEK Pete Rose led off with a sin Ie.J -The Yank... had one bitter, . en C 'P Haggerty , the losmg j>-l; Lemaster. Braves 6-2; Gibdldn't have It and Spahn aplune 22-!7. Tommy Harper doubled to Lo~ Ang. 100 000 201J.- 3 S I Robil> Phalin, who connected ~~~~~.;.r Sl~gled and Lee Floyd bon, P~rates 3·1; Perry, Giants 3 peared In command. lune 22, Galllpolla vs. Pt. Pleuenl (H) at K- C. third and both came home 00 1Phil a 12 000 10x-f 7 0 , twice, a double and a single. ut 0 · tobart got the last 1 -l. . June 23, Eastern_vs. Bidwell (H), ai K·C. Pinson's trip I e. Johnson's o_rtega, Brewer (2) , Perran- ! Bob Werry struck out eight o ~ easy roll~r t~ the ~merlcan League ~ Bunker, lune 24, Middleport (H) at Pomeroy, ground out scored Vada. oski (71 and Camilli. Bennett, !'and walked one in his losing l m~~nha,: reserve hiS VIctory . Onoles IHI: Hall, Onoles 4-0: Cheshire-Bye Robbie, Edwards Double Roebuck (9) and Dalrymple, cause. o . anned 12.. . walked Hamilton, Yanks 3.0 : Kratick, FOURTH WEEK Robinson's double chased Triandos (8), Winner - Bennett Yankees ..... 110 110- 3 Z I two, ~It nobody , whll' Hag~er- Indians 5-l ; Ford, Yanks >-L June %9-July 4 Spahn and another double by (7-~l. Lpser - Brewer (0.1) . 1Redlegs . 201 lOX - 4 4 3 ty, w o gave up eJght hlts . fan--.-June 29, Racine VI. Pt. Pl-ant (H} al K•C, Edwards brought Robinson HR- McMullen. . B. Werry aod M. Werry. ned II , walked only one. anrl : LAS VEGAS, Nev. .urnJune 30, Pomeroy vs. Cheshire (H) at K-C. home. American Leaglle Roush and Cody Booth. h•t nobody. . Norman. Pan a, 117\i., San JaJuly 1, GalllpoUs VI. Middleport (H) al Cheshire Gr. The Red& used three piichers, I Wash. at Detroit, ppd., rain ..-~ · The Senalol• 12-11 play the . cmlo, Cahl. , outpomted Larr.y School. with Joey Jay tile middle man. ard. Arrigo (3-l) . and Batti.y. Red Sox. .Thursday, and t he Hr•ce, 11 \>, Las Vegas, )lev., 10 2 11 July 3, Eastern at New Haven (H). He hurled two scoreless and hit- New York 000 000 011- 2 I 0 Loser - Boutoo (3-5), HR - Yankees ( - play .the lnd•ans · • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiYiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,.... Bldwe~Bye Jess innings before McCool took Mmn. .. 012 lll OOx- 6 12 1 Lopez, tomght. ' Ualiii.t Prooi llltenatlonal FlFTH WEEK over in the eighth. . Bouton, Stafford (4) , Wil__ JBrav., ........ 100 001 - 2 4 o i 1 201 OOX - 3 4 2 Notf.OIIai Leagae Julyl-11 The game wa1 the opener of hams (6), Meyer (8) and How- Chicago 000 001 001-2 9 1 ~ ;J' W. L. Pet. luly I, Galltpolla at Eastern (H). a three • game series. In toCleve. 001 ~ 20x-3 I 2 Y and Boggs. Ault and ' J'lliladelphla 26 15 .634 July 8, Pl. Pleasant at Pomeroy (II). I night's eontest, fast-bailer Jim ton, D.C., June 18-ZO. Buzhardt, Mossi (I) and Me- Slater. Umpire Art Stobart. I San Francisco 26 18 .591 July 8, Bidwell VI. Middleport (H) at Ct. . ·:,r,c Gr. ' Maloney waa scheduled to burl Twenty-one other players are Nertney. McDowell (Z.Q) and ISenators . ... . 011 010 - 3 8 0 St. Louis 25 21 .543 3\i. Sebool. for the Reds against Dennie Le- exempt from all qualifying play Romano. Loser-Buzhardt. (5-l) Yankee• 000 002 - 2 3 2 ' Pittsburgh 24 21 .533 4 July IO; Cheshire at New Haveu (H). master ol the Bravea. Maloney mc~uding defending champion HRs-Wagner, Alvis, Brown. Stobart and Gilkey. Hagge•CinclnnaU 22 21 .512 5 .. SIXTH WEEK is 3-5 and Lemaster 6-2. Julius Boro• and former winty and Floyd. Ump~re: J ' m Milwaukee 23 22 .511 5 July 13-I8 , ners Arnold Palmer- and Jack Ball. 100 020 0111- 4 8 o Johnson. blcago 20 22 .476 8~ July 13, New Haven va. Bldweh (H) at GSI. Nicklaus. Kan. City 000 000 000- o 6 1 Los Angeles 21 24 .4EI 7 July 14, Pomeroy at Gallipolis (H) al GSI. All but 45 of those competing McNally (4-3) and Brown. Houston 21 27 .428 7~ Jofy 15, Middleport at Eastern (H). , In the sectional rounds already JPena, Santiago (9) and Lau. New York 15 32 .319 14 lulyl5, Cheshire at Ratlne (H). have survived qualifying rounds Loser-Pen• (6--IJ . HR-Powell Tllesday'o Reaabl Pt. Pleasant-Bye I held in May. The 45 received I -. , You're tired and your feet hllftJ Chicago 5 St. Louis 2 SEVENTH WEEK •exemptions from the local qual· Boston oo ooo 000- o 2 o ond but you've got to do your ,: New York 7 Houston 4, Dlgbt l'llly 20-25 bijt must earn a apot tn Los Ang, 000 100 Ollx- 1 4 o ClncinnaU 7 Mllwankee 5, night July 20, Pt. Pleuant vs. Mlddl~ort (H) 1t GSI. round through Lamabe, Radatz (8> and Nixshopping. Okay ••. shop Pittsburgh 3 San Fran I, night July 22, Bidwell (H) at Racine. the regional eliminations. on. Chance (4-2) and Satrlano. everything the .c Philadelphia 4 Los Ans 3, right July 2%, Eastern at Cheshire (H~ NEW YORK (UP!) - Sam A total of 372 of the 473 com- Loser- Lamabe (5-3) ROBINSON'S quick and easy ' " Wedne..ay'a Probable Pltcben luly 24, Galllpolls at New Haven (H). seeking to qualify for in the aectlonal round · L•undtron-Dry Cle•ners wayint~e :; St. Louis at Chicego-Sadecki Pomeroy-Bye 24th U.S. Open and a professionals. The sectional FIGHT RESULTS Convenient Pickup (4-4) vs. Buhl (&-2). ,.EIGHTH WEEK to capture the Open tl- · be contested over 36 holes By Unhed Press Internllonal YELLOW PAGES,: St•flans In HCMistoD at New York-Bruce July 27-Aug. 1 for the first time, will he stroke play. At eight sites on WEMBLEY. England (UP!) MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY •·. where YOUR ,.j. (6-1) vs. Fisher (3-3) . Jnly !9, Middleport at Cheshire (H), 473 amateur and prole.. 8, with 35 spota at stake, - Dave Charnley, 137'1•, BritPh. Pomeroy WY 2-5428 FINGERSOO e I n c I n n a t I at Milwaukee July 29, GaiUpolla al .Raelne (H). goliers who tee off at 13 <.t five sites June 1 with ain CMitpointed Genny L 1 n e Middleport WV 2-5130 JJuully 29, Pt. Pl-ant (H) vs. Bidwell at GSI.' next Monday and Tuesday 94 places available. ' 137i. Muskegon Mich 10 ' (night) - Maloney (:J-51 vs. Lemasier (f-2). Y 29, Eastern at Pomeroy (H). sectional qualifying rounds. ' ' · · San Franolsco at P!Usburgh New Haven-Bye Snead heada the field at De(night) - Herbel (~I) vs. Law NINTH WEEK where other touring pros (U). · Aug. 3-8 forriler Open chamI.os Angeles at Pblladelphla Aug. 5, Rarb)e at Eutern (H), Tommy Belt and one-time (night) ..... Drysdale (&-4) vs. Aog, 5, Ch~sblre (H) vs. Gallipolis at GSI. Utlists Bob Rosburg, Jim Burming (114). Aug. S, Cheshire at Pomeroy (H). and Jerry Barber will • Tb~y'1 Gomea Aug, 7, Pt. Pleumt (H) at New Haven. "Yini for the 129 ~-,!or St. Loula at Cblcag11 Middleport-Bye the lournameat at . the Co~ Houston at ·New ' York Notea: Tbe new GSI diamond In Galllpolla Ia near slonal Country Clu~, WashingCindnnati ot Milwaukee the Honor Camp enlranre off Route 35-7. 11 wlli be deserved.o:::=:ii.1t::;;"~..:::z.._::::ri 1 San non ·,at Plt~burgh, night ready for play byluly 1. Cheshire Elemeutary lehool '1 r... Angelea .a\ Phlla, night dlamoad Is at tht aellooL Eastern Hlib sehool 11 111' Ameilcali. IAipe eated apprnlmately 1 mllea northeast of Pomei!OY w, L Pet. GB along Rt 7 ~oote to Belfre-Partenllorll. Pemer111 Baltimore 2t 11 .669 , . . and ~elne 11lle hilh lehoo fields. New Haven•1 clJi.. Oilcago H IS .IK9 1~ 1 _m=o~n~d~..~·=t~th=e~gn::::d•:::..:~t~h~oo~l:..._ _ _ _...:.__ __ Clevoland 23 1• .510 3~ I Lut December, I • mlnen -' l<lur Americana as DEVOTED TO INTIRIIT OJI better to stroll aroond a bit hoSir::e. for two Communist MIIGS MASON ARb tban to sit down or lte oath e, le£ders am!!ltl!d by the gov':""" ,..,_ 1 ,..,,. •· grass . .T!Ike a Up from At the Iaiit moment • ..,,., 1..,_ 11 ~ ""',.. • tralriNs of roce horses in thll tile election Lecbln cha "'""•••• _,. . . , _ ,...,. respect. After the llroU, a show· baoked down. Only d ............ Volley er or a abort dip in the 'pool before the ella~ •-"'"'• Ill MocNniC M• Oooiolor. p ~lion Lechlll d p Ohle. ........ .,.,. ...... WY .. will be moot refreshing, A n d u to a uel. •• 1..,, .. _ , ..,.. wv ..,.. .. don't forget - when you gel ~ed It oH. . lllio,.. .. · mne too old for letmls, there'o aJ. Since tl52, BollYll 1111 ,. ••- ••,..- .,.., ot ,_.,,, wap ping pong, celved .nore than • mlllliWI ""':.....·1 -,101 ,.._..,..., U. S. aid aod lt •till Is nat -loolll .,..... 1.._ 141 .,.,.... f picture of demoeracy Ill ac- ,.. .o... - ,,;,. ""'' ,.......-. Uon,' but the United 311tes also _,.,,. ro1ot: ..,,..,.. ., Is leaming tbat In Latin Amero· .::-:.:~~'"!:..:.~·: liiiiM!fae)1 cloea qol alwa;. Do . , . . grow In the U. 8. !map. ·Arid· :;:,"' in the meanUme, Pu Ia giving ., • - _,. ,.,.., .,.,.. Bolivia, • workable ~ :n.':!-'":;..~ FOffilgn ·• NeWS COmmen Ory plaYM. a ~e. IIIII wl..... 1 Ill 'IIIII ,. y, ~~e bee~-~m.ov•• 'C' precla~ a!; c• 7 . Late RaIIy GIVes IDCIDDati -5\VmO\'erMilwaukee o Dear Helell: "Walcbful Now's" letter oll'ucli: I low blpw to bome vice· men. 'l'llla "bandy" majl lJ opeatkqJ :JO!ely for . bbMelf wileD be upeela an offer cd a cup of coffee bYI boule .U. to be an lnun<ral JlVPOoltlbn; He should be made 16 "l'lde the ralls" for ever hiVinll. llllldl IIIHlh allbltement 'I' a ~!!!'•mer, Speaking for myself (lit· el..,. lrlctloo,) and many ell,ler tradeomen, lhere Ia aothlna Jll91::e ap.. than a bol "" = ~~ w_h;en~Per:. : .:.:r•: :no ~ "~l..:w:a~ll<:.:ed:_:W:eo~th~e~Cinclnna~~~ti~Red~s~do~wn~ed~·~the~·~four~~run~e~s~to~~u~"m~ou_!~~~a~l~w~·'=~~W~ake~fi~e-ld_hi_ •_f_ir-st_bi~·g---league e ....- v tory. st., Greenville, S. C. e b pori Seom~ Division~ R ~0 ~ay 's ."~'.ed,·ca I· npo_ rt J I Ui I . Tennis, anyone? Whether you ·~ answer yes or no should depend on your seneral phytlcal fitllleSI, 'TenniS, you see II a siren1UOU.::I same. ' 1 n you are over 40 there 11 reason wh ou ohou1d not . tak 11 . th' Y,_Y .f 11 •~, . ,en:;ybu~~ ·~~~~"::tnes: b . 1 ba ic servmg 1 ew s ;nd~U ..,..;,m p:;:..; 0: !'..entll t.! oi :":t i happy wondennent at being upected to welcome. 'l'bey I!"'Pf! 'lbe 1011 IIOci.ated In • campaiJn In allould be jumping on 11 lite 8 m PPY auJe which the eondldate nevt!l' hen on 1 June buc. But have wCIIlllerful parentl • b 0 noeded to 8Bk what It would will not do that. ~ :edNaluraiJ.t, 11 IIIey lind 1111 cost, ·RA· ~ DONE WElL m1 WfOIII, tbfl' m It Ia not necessary 1o buy •tral&bt. But lheJ don't Udnr votes for money to havt an 11n- It 14 within the Democratle f•ir Impact on any election. party of the <0DUD011 man IN TOP UNIT Poverty • stricken electtooa can ol the great voting bloca oo the Marin Co a1 Tho A bo unfair. No money passed, wrong aide of tile big city a rpor mas ' for example, In Pblladelphla a tracks_ that the rich . ;'"-:..:· few ween ago wbeD Demo- <lone their best. Rich ,Jda IIUCh th d oecond crats were stealing votes from as FDR, l<lr example, Averell e_MldcUe aq~ 1 each other. Harriman, Herbert H. Com Th mem But the weight of money can the Kennedys ond others. ' : influence an election without U the DemocraUc party be' Leactually paying of! the 'rilters. gan hollering foul against big. N t: wblcb receC..:: No one doubted bJ !be 1980 spending rich kids they mi&bt the Tara'wa' award for n~ presidential primary .....,.,find themselves clobberinl Mar 19113 . n1 that Sen. Hubert H. IIUmpbrey of their own ond they wouldn't mansliip kswas brutally handicapped by want to do that. President • lack or funds In bls primary Johnson eould mount a pretty contests with John F. Kennedy. well heeled campalg11 au y =~have ~n II'OI!nd three While t h e Kennedy candi-· where any time. The Rockefell· else date and elan O!Ued about In , .. apent a tot of poUtical mooer may be the family airplane, poor boy ey Ibis year but It all came f the~:s:.. him, Pu Humphrey jounced by bus. from their smaU change Lee~'• ~ 000 ~'!!' mlnerarevolt. This ploy o1 the liOIIll or ets and the won't mlaa • ... grandl008 of great fortunos Y . put Paz In office, parleying their linanclal luck Sen. Barry Goldwater fs no for a Ume II, was said into political careers to the dis- pauper either, although against tbat witllout Lechln s support, advantage of poor bui honest Rocky he undoubtedly felt a Paz could do nothing. fellow JlOIIticlans 18 gaining 00 money pinch. lllonetheless, a Ud In recent months that Iecend ua That Is tile kind of an is- should be put on primary b_een f:::. J;""bpm fought so~ that Democrata would be spending. II lo a joD for ~ ycalledag f ~ ela az .ff"'ol states, orfro•• e .. 8 000 1 1 • m ner~ m .... swo len payrollS, an< 2.400 of them al· ready ed. 1 ·.,:e~ loen-agen, I am a 1"J811'014 tiona.'- REX B. GRAy, II 01T • :! :U, •=::;::.: Reports From The Capitol ~~;.w:=n:~:.i1~~;=n~:~ · #!;: ~~~ Ctrtalnly cloi Qdldnil! IIIUall:y live up to w1Je patula' upoctatiGnl, . H looUsb parent~ ozpocllbe WGtll, the kldJ will Uve doWII to ibJt, too. - H. Dear Helen: I've been wrlllna to 11 111011J people as I could to thalllt thiDa for the good cards and lelterl and prayers I received wlUle In the hoopltal. But lhere lfert so many I cu't write tiiom all All 1 'can aay Ia '"!'hank aD up. - NONCONFORMIST N.C.: I'm sorry I can't introduce you two - you'd make a line And I'm sorry I can't you · both In peraon you'd be nice to know! - H. ontests a . . . ......... ._ .._ ow \'.: entJca UPI Sporto Wriler Walb "' !IDa , Mllwllllkee Bravet, 1-6, h and two 10 wjB ID the nindl. lbjor ' • P '"''"" What a dHference ~ year POI'I'IDOOkl, whose IW record ~go~:re:~ p~ ~~·s tJoo lly Vd<d p,_ Jri , sallo... makea! / IIIII Jllllle him one of New Vorl< • ' • run • wu key blow of Natiolllil I UP! -' • One year ago Dennis Bennett the most valuable of the world Hous loleta topped the lbe winning rally after • lrlple ltllddleport'o ilefendlnl chaJn.. IJio Breves' runs were earned G.' A11 .. •· Pd. 'was sweadng II out on the dis- champion Dodgers replaced U nal"'::.Colli, 7-4, In other Na- by. V~da Pinson aad doubles by ~ ~··· Bqye' Lea~ Ault'o llrtl inning solo homer' Willaml, Clll 42 at •-31' a ,f22 obled list ond Roo Pemu!ookl Jim Brewer with ~ ocor. ~~ ';, the ague 8IJDel. , Frank Robip,son_ and Johnny basellan tealll kept lis "'!''fd cle"'' sho! into rtght center: Clmnte, Pitt 44 lU · " was busy compiling ..,. of lbe and !llllllera 00 second and IJmore ~ LeagUe, Bal· Edwardo aparked the four-run clean Tueaday ev~ In 1 1nd a rallying run in the oixlh Mayr, SF 0 IM C fmest relief pit<hlng oampalgu third. He intentionllly walked Minneaoll NCity, 4-11, elghtb'inhlni rally. Ugh! 3-2 mtory over DennIs ocored by Ault after being Torre, Mil U 157 10 ;.r,'.)ss In NaUonal League, 'Ustory. Jolmny C.lllson to flU the baa- s-2 Oeveland·~ e~ork, BD!y WDIIamt went lbree for Ault and 1llo Bravea, while the walked, st..aUng second, and White, Hoo 2t ao 11 -~ Today Bennett II one ol the es and then walked Covingtm and Lor Ang= beat four 10 lift hla league-leadlnl Senatcn earued a 2-1 record, co~ home on Terry Gro- StallOI, Pill_ 2illlf ' tt:m moat ~t reasons why to forco In Cootie Rojao with ton, ~ overage to .422 m1 bls hitting edglnC ~ Ylnkeea ay tile Ideo- I"" 1 single on winch there was Boyer, StL 46 178 Ill ~ the Philadelphia PhiiUes have the winning run. Bob Veale pltcbod flv~Hlll- streak to eigbl games Larry Ucal 3-2 ocore, a l_.,.se Redleg error. Chrsphr, NY .It 101 IS s.f,':m opened a 110-game lead in 1be Ed Roebucli: tired h' f a Jackaon Itched ' a It Crdnas, Cln 61 181 22 6i' !317 NL and Perranookl 11 suffering mer Dodger ~amma:a 0~ : Will bla ~~~~ decided tr swlto~ ofter the ~~ andrtt'.~andee But Hinely, with the tieing Freese, Pitt SI!Ol .JJ'· It,t7 alons with his Los Angeles order lr the ninth ·to record his Donn Clendenon . Cubo while Curt SillllDOIII plteher !brew the baD·" In Boys' Lea e fanned year nm oo Wrd base. _got the last , Amerfed r.e.goe ·::: Dodger teammater aeven full sixth save of the season. J<dln the game hi~ ~7 ~ !ered his fourth defeat for the Major Leape llelllill walked ~~Act hit ~1. ba~ter,:n an easy mf•eld roller Oliva, Minn 44 189 illi 14~')392 10 46 177 :F"'ghth beitind the leaders in Herrnsteil> hod three hits and 3-for-3 and drove in a cardlnaJa. · By United Poe.. lntButl-1 He gave up Jutl four hits The R:t:'g: d • 1 Hinton, Was p1ace. Rojas two to lead the Philll ' lead the Pir • . . ' Nallona.I teo thr U . e a v Fregosl, LA 35 109 .., '11 :339 A &-foot, 3-inch, U.year left.- seven-hit attack while Ken M: Ia k atea nine-hlt at· The Mets scored four un- St. Louis 000 000 l'f"' . ee runs, a earned. !" the bottom of ltle first inn- Howard, NY 38 135 18 45, ':aJ3 lumder, Bennett chalked up hla Mullen's two-run sevenl!l lnnin ~ f ! : dealt Bob Hendley earned ru~ With the help of Chicago 000 301 2 5 I However, Joey lUndy of the '"~ when .John Tannehill led Frehan, Dot 34 llf 17. ~;328 •eventh victory of the season homer was the bi blow setback. two bases-filled hit batsmen by Simmons Ta lor 6 .-6 II 2 Redlegs, 12 years old and play- off With a smgle, stole oecond Whtnd, lev 2S 95 13 31 '.321 Tue...tay nigbt when the Pblllies the Dodgero g undTwo IKnnera by Gene Oliver rehef pll<her llal Woodoshick / (8) and 'M.l ( ), Shantz ing his fourth Y* in the Boys' and third , while Dennis Boggs Mantle NY 34 102 ~ ,3U aaded the _Dodgers, +-3, on a The Pitta~urgh Pirates beat :Warr~': S~ahnDenl! Mf'~1 ' : : : round ou• a five-run seventh . (HI and Schar~';"[;..;,:~~~ division , also fanned II , walk· l:alked and stole second, with , Br..ud·, Bos 44 176 i!& SS~!S ..venth-innmg run whicb scored the San Franclsoo Giants 3-1 but th Reds an ear y . nmg rally that brought BID Imons (6-4) HR. Willi I'd three, and hit one batter I otll scormg on Ron Clonch s I Romno, Clev 23 83 13 21 US o: miN lbere ~ be pWod. It II lbe onea who can ~ awayI ltld tbolr OWII llveo aud tbiDt tlioJr OWD lbooJCbll lblt lbe wlnnen in the lq rva. I Pb1ntv of boys know diis. All to do Ia look, and lhe'U them, so tell her not II ;::;R:&-;;· ; ;:=· ~~~l~~fS In Id • J!)2 c R~t!!ot~hi!.~~!fthiaHikesNLL,ead AIL~... COMPLil'I'ICLY, a A - . tlln'o!JJ a ~ M1. CC1111f1bd........ to ~IS- :~~~~.-:=~: 11111 • ltNM !IGl llit ~ -lila & from COJIItrlllltJ 6 ..... whtD.ww pi wlllla IIIII W. 'de do • • -11. lllll1llllllc we an ' 1111 _..,. don~'t . ~ wlllcll bop . . 11 l - -. wllb . • abt ~ . do." ' -" . lll lbolllto ....... be "In 1111 ~ - we do DOl lib Ill ., ~=!" ~ ~ a ...... We bavt1 ""-: "' "" "' · 1101 IDio lnubla IIIII 1111 1ill1t - pleatJ cd bo)l wile 19 be ll'lla~ ·llkt ~ ...... feel II I do, lllat 1111 phony Uil '1m t.llnp, DQt 111AJ ICI!iTI"W "cmrd" Ia I IJIIICII. ·II boat Into lhlpe, llili! Ill Q: ltlonll 14 -olf 1 mob's peee· lbi -a or. LDia Gf kk!l di wllll ' ~- Gf . - . '" "t 'ln .... lD 1111' ICIIool ..... Oil ,., nluea. · __,_ ceu.,. T.G.L. w1111·_., t ,. ... ,. ...... Gf 1111 lwbllt • I ·~ liM Help ·Us/ • II)' LYLE Goulp ill Gotham There's 1 big news story In the situ· · atloo at the Hollywood Pavilion ot the World's Fair. Most employes have reeeived their two-weeks notice. Some act· on employed ot the pavilion will present their &rievancea to their union, Acton Equity. A rumor is rife that California banters are about to !brow in $1.000,000 In hopes of saving the exhibit, and an· otber report baa it that George Murphy, bou of the show, will come to New York to aee wbot be can do. He bas been busy . rullllinC for the Senate In California, and the aeneral feeHna at Flushing Meadows Ia that he certainly must know more about politics than be does about entertalmnent. Meanwhile, specialty singingdaneinC acta will be hired to perform near the pta in an 1ltempt to lure customers. Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Bur· lo.ll have tbelr lawyers poised to "do 10methlnt" abont a scandal slleet writer wbo drew tbe wrong inference when Mn. Burton tbipped a tootb while eatinC a plete of cofd turkey. The newly· weds don't regard it os at all amusing, and big black headlines may result. 1\layor Yorty of Los Angeles will proclaim June 15 a day in bonor of Joan Crawford and Bette Davis when they llllrt work on their new movie, "Hush, Huab, Sweet Charlotte." Aware of the feelings of his stellar conllituenta, His Honor will have the handlettered parehmenta made up in two w:aJI, one reading "Joan Crawford-Bette Davis Day," the other "Bette Davis-Joan Crawford Day." (You aee what govern· ment officials are worrying about wllile you're thinking of nuclear warfare, in· aatlon and Vietnam?) .. . Former1'rl$i· Eisenhower wlU be checking intfi' af Ave. b ot eI nex t week f or a bne Y ~ • • , vv'here .Do You Put the Rescue Net?" derate viewpoint states that those who classify themselves in that category should become militant and rally around tl'te banner to prevent the spread of ritdicalism which is the stock In trade ilf all extremists no matter what the cause IWIY be. They sllould set up goals that can realistically be met and then work for them and in using some common seMi arrive ot • realistic picture of what we want our country to be. The Commun-. ists would or should be classified as ex· tremists in their ideas of . a workable form of government. Their theory baa· had 45 years to prove itself, and tbetr idea that wealth should b.' shared by all, with the government all-powerful, which would own and direct everything and make all decisions. Ohe writer haa stated that they have created the greatest poorhouse in history. It all boils down to the fact natlona should have economic freedom, alid when government attempts to plan everything to the leaat detail we are hUding for trouble. Tile moderates have the strength of numbers, but if they continue to lose ground as they have in recent years the extremists will take things ov· er, and then watch out. The revolutionary movements of the day need the leavening of those who have their feet firm· iy planted on the ground and are not blinded by the sparkle of radical change. Voice of Broadwav ••• reporting . I STONE,. 'Z., Yon j ' �' • . I I' • • J::' • 'T U t S ·' ' 2 .Great Clites .1.' aczng .I.JOng nO IImmer CoJst of the United St.otes lie e4 on Jllanhattan Island (IIIey two citiea that have little ia named it Naw 4DIIIei'IIJJil) in com~o 1 on except a rich heritage. 1624. New York 11 a towerina m• The FLQrl~a city fiPIDI tht tropolls of 8 million. st. Augua· next 400 yoars becomillg one •I tine, Fla., is a normally easy· tile n.tlon'o moll .PillfllrliiQUo going tourist town of 16,000. tourist attracUona. New Yor~ Aupotine, Fla., are clear. New Yorkers travel south to became tho over-t~rowing gate· '!'hose •n Now York .,. not ride in horse-drawn surrey1 and way to America. IS easily d' •ed. A toom ol view St. Augt.slmes old slave Cltt,S are Oppoollt \JPI re• ~tors _ Thoma• D. market, a massive Spanish· You could llardly fjnd two zumbo, Randolph Poadleton built fort and beautiful homes cilies more opposite blit today """ A. Kuottuer examine the that line picture<que streets. th•y share a common problem oxplosivo preble;,, io lho lwo The peopl• of St. Augustine go that is frightening and baffling 1 i tho following in-depth north to ride the thund<ring to both. report ;• subways and gawk at the glit- ' It i• race-the NegM arinst · _ ter of New York '• world Fair Ithe white, violence agains law By AI. KUI'JTI'NI"R and tall building•. land order. If tho second sUm\Jalte. Praos International St. Augustine was 59 yoars Imer of tho Negro'• diocontent At dPIIOoite ends of the East old by the time the Dutch land· has a stortini point. IIJaoe two . tEDI'ffiR'S NOTE• Tile aa· lloll'l ...- ..1 •ily 111, Ito did1 .., wp ·n .he first ·~t 1,. ... 1 roqll4 of what Negro leaden •)lave warntd oollld be 1 "lone 'loot 10111111.,.. in the ilelu o1 eivl' ril~ts. Tb~ 111.. , in St. 400th ai!Jllvers~ry 'I'll• celebrDIIon tht Y!Qlence. ,._ Oil f .:.r~;_IIU sf eottsc• ., IQiecrlllon 1. ~ bo1 . .... ~. Ne.ro•·::.~~~~:rerml:"'t..!::.~....:.."':·~:-= COIIUIIlttoe and a Jenera! tm- bea~ :v:•nt of the. F...;l point or the trouble News photosraphers were beat- tiDe'l :1'1 - anti~ 100. citle• will llhare the unwanted Mad)son S. Jones: e~ecupve waa the oi~ alave market - I en and llfmltntl, tbelr Cllll• man lGrea al alii· honors. · dlrec!t.o• qf the ~tty 1 Conunls· ptVUion In u,., downtown area. eras canllsOated or amashecl. cert .flldalbe ~Jo. "We're scared aboUt tum· ••:.Mnd~IIJIII Rishll!, said llist Elllerly men p I a y ~ka In Kina Is due back Iiilo w~, lion lihlfll Da1 : .... "~!. 1 8 811 ""'. This atull 1o happening ~ • ,~war WJIS its ohidt· Sl1ves were sail! to pladgod to COII!Inue a llliiiiVe Murph 4~ A everywhere, It'• &ettln& out of th?"~~ rr:'~"i!1 ~ •I ~~ave bten oo)d hero by the "&etclom" C&lllPli&n·tomad to J haQd," said a New York sura · ope m t - ,on. S~~niardt. . New York. ace111 • OIIP · •• ~ veytng 1 violent weekend m SIUI!mtr III'IIIJI oliOIIII . It IIYII!I>oliJt• the evils or St. troubles from Its noUef!l J!1l the 'l'rlllllll Autiulrlty wbltlla P. which roving Negre gangas at- In th• Florid~ o)ly, the long, N•~P!Jiint," qld Nngro Jeaclera. nont1es, has watched the latest ;:art~ i11<ked tl'hltes on subways w:th bot sumiT.er-usuaUy the signal Said fdf)'or JOlllph Shelly: crisis bllild ~~~ last Yl• 'l1le ~ 10 detlniiiDe kniv~s; bottles ond 11&18. lor the big oll.llauSftt of touriol!l "St. 4"1~tlne hu been select- when ~~ry ~ta brokt out ~. clly': couna In 1 'ltloiDI New York newopapers sug· - hlld ll'l'ived w!til tho chant of ad 11 a largel, not beca~ 11 01 tr JUU Il l rt n I· Negroea the the tide ef 11,. gested armed patrols m11ht be "freedMn" lj<IIIP. Negro dem- Is lh~ most seg•egatod c1ty In choiqed tllemNlvea to&elher ~~ batlla ~ lllem the only way tor cltl""' '" onotratoro in the otreet and po- Amlll'lcJ but becauoe •t 11 the construction sites and lfll'aWled ~Qillll offer man some sections of the city to llco dogo. oldeat," on the •~ ol city baD. th fc r thelroublt Ml>f,t.y ... protect themseivfs. . I 1'he 111ues Ill St. Augustine, Towlb• Cau11 'l'rllable Recently tl was dltc!Dsed at lOIII 0 • Long months of Negro biller- clouded ..mewhol by t h 1 In St. Aua\lttlnt, as in New •n Olitnloed band of mlHianl thai ll It not btlslcllly a.,;;! neBI over th< laek of jobs, &~t. l chenglng pattarna of reefal dO}- Vork, younc IOU&hs- ll'hite In )lounc Nt1roe• had turned to betw..n ~~~· 1 ~ to scboolo and slum houSJng mands, mciude< Negro request• Flor1da, llell'O In .NIW York- mallclouo ottacks on whites. all acknowl I I I ~eemed on tho vorgo of erupt- for open _JCCOmPJ~~· were J<II'UIId by •lfllcillo of Two white deathl were thoug~t. tor. ' ta· "Are 011 wldte or '"(· t1ons, a on llle ctly I betnl r.,PQPSible lor m u c h of to be the work of tile Elmll · Y ••r rlo'r'. r:'o:G'rJ;'"cbalnnl!l {; .,bwlt!"-.=.,:r;: It;;' -r.= wh: katie EVANS HOMOGENIZED Ilk SAVE lh TWIN PAK GALLON * Beef Armour Stew iVANIIUPIIl niM -IWIPT'I 'liMIUM ' U.l. C~Wt. lllt,.ttt4 24-01. OARI SAVE lOt Snider's Catsup M11sselman's Appln s1. Stokely's Or. Beans Stokely's Shellle Beans Del Monte.. Sweet Peas Corner S"'ond & Mill St., Middleport Monday thru Thurodoy 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. , p~QI. ACTION ILEACH :~, 303 3113 • (htrry • Applo • P1111ch • Cecunut • Jyne 6 EVAIS S>J ' AI An~ TEA BAlS LIQUID CHIFFON CAN and P11t~l111•• .t a.t.. SALMON FU~L POUND With EVANS INITANT COFFEE PINK lAVE 18c TINDERLEAF • rod Purcho .. of 121 22 ·01. bllt. With !hit COUPCII1, lhi1 c...., ... Fun In The Sun Dr Pool! ' · WHAT A BUY! SWI»> IIAUTIPUL HERLIN LADIES' 011 MIN'S WATCHES 72" X $1 .91 Allii·M•tNtk-UIIItrnlt•llll M•ilnpri..-SIIKk·ltftllt•t Zori SANDALS ' STJLI:S TO CHOOSI FaOII u It &! t r llthtwtltht Cottftru.tl•n, tlctllt"t.ftr ltttch ., htlltiWitr. Cll!l· All r ,.,. .... (. • 95 • ~ ~'~· . .... 2 . 1110 IN EVANS CASH OEGIITfO f API I' I lb. Whit• - Swlt1 Ch••· Devilt food - Yellew IUif 2 ~:.11 71 ' ·!<".• .' . - ............... . . "' 59 HAM SLICES lb. 79 SAVE Mtcl. f!OWPII t~ l•r lb. EN lirdseye AWAKE. '!·II Birdseye Onio1 Rings 3 ~~, Birdseye Peas 5~::: '1 TOMATOES TIEI-I PITiaQJ~T ' •• , ., )",. I . ' CA'fiFORNIA Cantaloupe· ' Sfiloonsful ', .. ,., .Z QUART IASK tT ' $witt Y•IIIW Mltt•d of lu~~iOII'•"'" 68 i, L: •I· I GIS 0 " ,.,~ . . " ·'' , ·ALL : tl '' I · sPRY ' ,, qtt 'Ltollfl \ .. O,ll! 11 , ... 1'':., .t ,, ' ' *'lb• . ""' hll 11.... ·L.. I ···'.-~,~ ·~ ·."r:" " .. . . TOift ... ;J ' ' ·Dos, · •. t-l-1,~.;/l,;j~;t'·.K~• CINTI!R RIPE, FLAVORFUL '' one HAM SLICES lb. 69 For So lads or Slicing VIM TAILEJS Giant box 38 Meat Loaf COFfEE I ..... lit. 11'1-M. 1'. l' Pl~c• IIU!.KP'AST ,,,,.,.• SIZE · I Dill lv·Th•· IEDEEM lOt COIJPOIN JUMBO LUX IDIP All M&al SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. G111v't l"spected lb. $100 fn hfere 4Vfl, I, 1964 ·1-Cfod. IOLOINI BElf·PORK-VIAL )~~~·· tJoy~. IVAN$ SUPIR·TIIIM ' 1 .,.,.,., Mutt II Date.l AfMr MGy 25, 1tM AIIUfl'loll . . .fl ) pkt•· 69 ' )$ anti I 3 ..... '1 leef Stew Evt~nl c... j FISH STICKS SHRIMP;~~·· 49 r----$791 t;ath 1-itt•r r. Ta..-•• lvont 1 ••oth ll,ADID IW\rT'I Pllfii\UM U. I. GOV'T. INIJIECTID s ~.~ IOOTH 'VANS SUPil TRIM ''· WRII NUf In h lt~~~lttor Tapes• J I U. l. ., PUll fiD. TAX $895 Plus ft~.T•~ l ',' T,lJ .. - ln'wj;ictt"ti · SWIPT'f PIIMIUM A•etlo Plus Fod. Tax \I ;\, I~ wru C:..v't. Ladles' A Children'• t 2·Yr, S....t• e.rtlllc•._ t . 39 BUnE8 i~!~· .98 · ,., YIVftl & elcl. Attr•lfi'f't IWI•tlnl color. Hit~ Gre1nll htf er Gnunll Chick NAPKINS AP~~ESAUCE 27" Of U. S, Chv.,nmll'il Mu..tllll•n't AIR . MATTRESS Clfn,ore lrown'• WUh ihh Cou"" .. PUF$h•tt ,,, 1·111111 . ., IIWft hGnl Su~t~r·Trlm-lwlft'e P..-ml.,.. CHARMIN ~·x At ltny (VANS fVANS ·u n 9rance Marm1lade ~· ~· 41 I '!.!' "''"t• . I • rlneapple·Apricot Drink Cept. Kilt Ca. Food .· ·~·, I 59 ....,, 49 N- thru hi. J111o 6 Junto 6 ...."'' ... lr~twn'a Whitney's Jqw th•u ~ Cuotar4 C8 FULL ream 8ALLON .,.d Purfh••• of It~!. $1 '1 '1 JOI cant BOTTOM Gold Seal Sweat Piokles ••:·at D1inty Lunoh Jelly !:~;-. S~~-:· 1 Mpaaelman'a Jelly ..,.....,. · ~· ~~ Ma Brown's Gt1pe J11 -;" 41 Plum PreHrve• . , . ~· • lt\8 · . Jhi• Coupon Now thr11 '1 TASTY- r.~"'.""' '1" .. Sta,. !21 l -et. lotio, ' ' 50 ..... 20.... .... 5 .... 5 .... 5 cut Friday and Saturday 1:30 A.M. to 1!30 P.M. Wilfl 5 5 Madiaon Pic~lea ~~~~u.. lYAII IUPIII TRIM - IWIFT'I PREMIUM - U.S.D.I. IOV'T. INIPIOTID Y" .. ·,•'. ' ·I �f, • ., ( • River News _ . """apt Hospital News Ollllpollo Dam IU, IU, 1'1111111111 Slit Btlt_, Olio River - 1'11111 don 12, 7 Lm.: <llarla!GI don IS, 2:25 a.m.; 0...0 daWIIIS, t:ll a.m.: Mlllllllll' doWIIU, 7 LDL; VaJ. ley Trbaporter up It, 12:10 a. m.; PbiUp Sporn up If, 3:46 a. m.; Nllllollal doWn It, 6:t0 a. m.; A. J. Palli!b up 16, 4:%e p. m.; Olerol:• up 15, a a.m.: Qn. ward up 15, I:SO a.m.; John J. l!Gwo down IS, 8:%e a.m.; Alldrew CalbOUII up 11, 1:110 a.m.; Gona down 18, 4:%0 a.m.; John Hood up 17, 1:10 1.111.; Rob&~ Reed down 17, 6:20 a.m.: ·waen Hougland up 17, 7:05 a.111.; Eal\lfrlt up 18, I Lm.; Rami~ ton down :10, 1:411 a.m.; Ellaba Woods up 21, ,2:10 a.m.: Jol'o doa up 21, 8:40 a.m.; Pennayl' Vania up Ill, 4:50 a.m.; Walter Beckjord down 22, S:%e a.m.; $outben down 23,. 10:30 . p.DI.; Bob Benter down 23, 12:25 a. ~o.; Jefferson down 23, 3:05 a. it.; Jerry iloi!IQrth up 11 S:tO a .m.; MISs Lou down 6:05 23; a.m.; Asa llllnola Gre'enup l·m.; up up Greenup 11:407:10 p. ID.; R. IL llalwortb n dp GreenliP 12:05 a.m.; Lady Rosemary jloWD G•up 1:011 a.m.: Stur:eas dOWD Groenup 8:10 a.m.; luckeye Sta1li up Greenup 7:11a.m.; Defender up 32, 5:50 oun.; Charles K. up 33, 3:25 , a.m.: Rellahle dOWD 33, 5:15 ,a.m.•. ~ ~wn down Mel'eahl 8.15 p.m., Ravenswood Meldahl 1=10 a.m.; Miry ' · · """ Meldabl 3:20 a.m.: H. E. Bowlea . dolrn Meldahl 4:25 ·.c·-·-·---'---------...--'------------------------Beulah White of the Dorcas Queea down a.m.; Queen City Salvation is iJII." Prayer wu given up 4:05 a.m.; Zimmer up 8:15 Mrs. Bertba Archer with Circle wao chairman for I b The ,.,_ Ci ted ...,..,.. rc e preaen the program entiUed "Salvalion BreW Down Wall:" wben the B. H. Sanborn MJ&. slonary Soclety met M~ evenlntl at lbe First BapUat Church. New offlcen were In charge wilh Mra. Paul Smart, president, presiding. The meeting was opeaed with the theme song for tha year, "The Voice of God ls Cali- the ePIPE RACKS e TOBACCO Pouches e TOILETRIES rna Mathew• livlnl the dev<~>! evening program. She was lions Including • reading, Over Worry." 'rou•hl The circle members n1 1 ttes to he t to the ~yoHouse Pa::' at Granv!Ule, JIUie 18-11. Mn. Donald Boone Thursday and Mn Willis Anthony will repreaeni the aoclety at the 8:,00 p.m. house party. St. Paul's Mrs. Smart announced that 1 Lutheran Church mJ.ssfmary apeaker would he acloeduled for November. 1be Sycamore & Second St. love gift offering was dedlcatPomeroy, Ohio eel by Mrs. Tony Fowler. Mrs. eTRAVEL KITS eSHOE SHINE KITS TRI-COUNTY A.A. MEETING eCAMERAS eTIMEX WATCHES DUTTON DRUG CO. ' POT PIES For Quick Meals! Chicken, Turkey Dl c ·BREADED FISH STEAKS 12 FI.E~R :~Ions Por Pkg, • ot m~ny P,_Brts. ol:f this r ' . ' "\,., Mich., are learning to. drive so ·tliey can learn to walk. An explllnation of that s~tence U this-five~ year-olds are scooting around in toy cars so they wil~ learn safe pedestrian habils when tltey wtolk to schoo! "Safetyville, USA." It on a rubber mat erosaiDp. The whole safety program which eAvailable·Only At Fifth and Pearl RACINE Open 8 to 8 Mon. thru Sat. Farm Store 2 10c Off Label Pink Fabric Coral Liquid SOFTENER DETERGENT 22 33c 69c '· ftaclne F110d'?.1arket .& Lyons Clover Cinnamon Flavored_ ,·~ i oomplete with small autos HOLSUM JU \ '' ' 1f2 •••• PJ.•tlc lug ounce pintle bot, . ·'-''wn NO. 1 Mal" > ' / • gl•nt pkgs. .'.t 2 lb. loaf for ~ . ·· -. ~.~.· . :•Ot.AT0Es· . ~~ ~ · .· ·' <:fp," i~. • 6~c , ---- .... "•\ I ~ · .. . ' TOMATO JUICE . -pi.¢NIC HAMS :MIRACLE WHIP 4 .. ,:~ c · Avnge · . • • • 2 - ""'F.i ....... .-... ··' f.,·~~· Y~~-:Chi*iS. av•P. ~MILK. .. &CAT FOOD • 4 ,. - ---· ~--- .Libby's Tastier Old Smoke House <, \ •\ SMOKED '" ) ., ' Krlift F1mova Salad Dressing ' ' _ ·' BREEZE DETERGENT Size lox 75c LOW PRICES EVERYDAY! loaves j - PRODUCE.SPECIALS ~ • You'll Like Sw1nsdown - Angel Food, box 49c ' A klnd.t rgarttn doss laaltll lo taka ardon "!"~: l'i'il ••~latty * New Phone No. SH 2·5541 Teen Quel!n or Kraft Imitation > >' ' I 39c BREAD l 2ioz. 4Jc CHEESE SPREAD e MEAT S~EC~ALS CAKE MIXES~:~:segul•r 3 $1 city. · :Walk signs an~ ·. rsiilr9ad folds intp a·traveling white trailer. Clover Farm Department Store Rt. 124 RUTLAND Route 7 Easy Monday TOASTY ' '~· ROLLS ;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;~;::;::;;::;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;~;;;::;;;;::;;;::;;::::~K;;~IN:D~E:R:G:AR~T~E:N;.·Y;O~U:N:G:S;TER::S:.·m=-~K;.a:la:m:a:z:oo:,~by~ili::em:s:e:lv:es:.·Th;:i;s~b;:a~.;3,:00:0~·~::.n:ia:tu:r:e~c:it:y~~=l~led:;~ Food Market t HOUSECLEANING TIME SPECIALS ' rl .:orne into lhis unusual station. The architecture provides an .advance notice RUTLAND eWe Reserve The Right to Limit Quantities! HOLSUM MALAYSlAN MASTERPIECII'-When visiloro arrive by train at Kuala Lumpur, Malay'Jia, for festive~:!':~ RACINE "The Store With A Hart'' TUPPERS PLAINS Ice Milk -.--- v.,... 49c $1.~9 • • • Clover Farm Store IN OUR ICE CREAM CABINET! Fairmont Dolry Fair llue Water •. pfes LYONS and Beef ....... · .... • Claoomol.. ora taught ta atop and look beth wayo at cro11ings. Middleport, 0. N. 2nd Ave. and ·oay Out You'll DO BETTER at These Stores ID < ePIPES il ' 4 Theme of c.·rcfe Prorom eLIGHTERS IE HIND THE ARMS-Just beyond sporadic sound of guns, a mother and 'her children ride to the fields in Cyprus, Despite fighting, this is a common 5cene. • THIE PITCH ON SUBMARINE DUTY- Prospective crews for U.S. Navy's new nuclear submarines ugo to sea" In this sub cnn trol trnin er in F'armingdak·, N.Y. Trainer pitches and rolls as a sub would during dives and turns. eBILLFOLDS i f:": CATCHER- Carolyn King, rather a prize exhibit herself, tries watermelon at Cypress Gardens, Fla. She's National Watermelon Queen. eELECTRIC SHAVERS silted In presenting 1M study ieaSOD by Mrs. Betty Smith, Mn. Rlcloanl Owen and Mra. THE DAY Till! DAM BROKE--Seventy-live yean ag~~1 01} the city. 'l'hlll tremendous body of water-three mUes long, Charles Bennett. The Lovejoy served punch and cook·May 31, 1889, the city of Johnstown, Pa., wu virtually Wipe<! a mUe wide and GO feet deep-rushed wildly down the Cone- : off the map. Heavy rains bad sent the rivera over thelr ' maugh Valley' lato Johnstown, sweeping everything before 1 les at the conclusion o! I b e channels In the ~mmuntty, with water standing up to 10 lt. More than 2,000 persona Wfl'O drowned. Thill photo, evening. Mrs. Cecil Bro;dbu~y feet deep. The cataatropha oec:urred, however, ·~the taken a few daya after the disaster, ahows the broken ra- presented an organ prelude precedjng the meeting. South Fork Dam broke In the hills 16 mUea northeast of mairuo of a once DUislnll city, l OOD·LOOKING~Wh h k e l's was just thi nking when Leland La F r~ tnce took thi s p1 ·iz.e photo shown a t C h i c t:~ go· s Mu seu m of Scie nce and Indus try, MII•IJ-pltiM :....iiii====iiii••-. a.m.; Solvay down 8:40 a.m. Kanawlla River - Lucy Jane Lucas down London US a.m.; Se met up Lond on 2' 25 a.m.; PriOe down Marmet 11:10 p.m.; LIIUa Edwartl up Marmet 8:25 a.m.; Sandy down Winfield 5:· 15 p.m.; 0, F. Shearer dowa Winfield 8:30 p.m.; Thelma Ann up Winfield 9:30 p.m.; E~ a.m:,;,..;: gerclif! up Winfield 10:30 p.m.: 0 "cMG'd).......,lliaalla Dam .- L ~her W. H. Sbaver Jr. up Winfield :· d~ 5.10. p.m., Mr. 1;05 a.m.; Helen Z. down WIDap 12.30 a.m., Cotton field 6:35 a.m. PEOPLE SURE ARE ' loin. Robort • . 1\otuh, IWt, . . . ~ on, W. Va., daugh~r. l1 a.m. J. Smith, Mrt. Wlflon .. ., Tuesda1. . Mra. Fred C. Ferrell, Mrs. J. "1.· Win"'!. ' pet' Qlfa, 111 Baotianl Dr., JOn, 3:30a.m. Mn. Vlnceoll ,Tobnoall ..., • Tueoday. !ant daugbter, Mo. II. ~ Dloehorpd tbenty and lnfapt .-. 'jll o .,. Potienls recently dtschorged Workman, horiottit. ~· included Cor! F. Winkler, Mrs. WU!iam J. ftenry, w; 'It ~ D. V. Broylea,' Wamn Talimoui, inson, ldrt. L. F. Wollt, Georp Mn. R. H. Fields, Mra. H. K. W. Gugjch , Curley 't1oorniAlA lid German, Mro. L. E. Sorrell, Mrs. E. Jackson. ElllerN Boopltal Among tboae wbo ~ntered Holzer hospital in the past 24 I'::O;,were Mra. Lawrence E. jl 731.,. Fourth Ave., M. A&nea Bw·delte, Avo., Acie D. 'Shetta, Rt. I Gallipolis, Miss ltlm1 Will Iiams, Rl. 2 Crown City, Mra. l~~~~~;.;iiiii....i-.... Wlliiam W. Wamsley, 31!1 loth st., Pl Pleasant, Carrol C o z:, Rt. I Pt. Pleasant, i!Gnda Rene jSto•ver1o, Rt. Z Aj>ple Grove, W. Elmer S. Bailey, Rt. . Pornera~ Jesse C. unning- \ ! Oak !Hit, Mrs. ,=- ._, Jr.,Pfancuff, Jackson, Mra. Wendell A. Woodruff, Rl. I Ray, Mra. Donnan! Colfey, Rl. 1 Mrs. WOllam A. Murdock, ltronlixl, Mrs. Donaid B. ,Brum· f1eld1 lrontom, Mrs. Frank A. Darby, Richmondale, Howard Michael, GreenSboro, N. C. Blrtba feel (It rollon, ~ .... 1'1, Pt. Ple&lll!l ZU7, lllDtoo 1.11 llaUOIIII'y, 'luawllll , Falla out, Ouorl- 17M llat.lollary. IJiadou, Mumol IIIII WIDfleld diDII weri oa lilt IIlla. t '' · ' ..Tten QI.IHn Br•nd , of Jo-Bo or Midwest . · 32 .oz.4·9C Jar . ·9c 14ozl . bob. , ' . ' ' : . ~. ~ ' ...'., . " • �• /, ' 'I ' ,. ' Two Girls:are ; f-Dally Sentlnel, P<lmel'Oy-Middleporl, 0 ., Julie S, 19M ' Chester Society Notes . Grinstead-Duncan Vows Exchanged April 27th in New Haven Church NEW HAVEN - At 7:30 p. the brlde, ....,... ao best man. m .. April 27th, the St. Paul Lu- Ushers were Rob!rt Grlnstead, theran Church in New Haven brother of tht bride, and was the setting ror the mar- les McFarland. Raymond riage of Miss Shelby Jeanett Farland served as acolyte . Grmstead and Mr. Cec il Ray Mrs. William Russell was orDuncan ganist and Thomas R~, solo· The bride Is the daughter of jist, sang ~·The Lord's ~rayer." Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grin- Oe<'oratJdns were wh1te gladl· stead of New Haven. Mr. Dun- oli ust"<i in the altar vases. and can 15 the son of Mt and Mrs. two seven-branch <'andlelabras. Stanlt>v DurK'an of Hartrnrd. Tall brass candleholders were Re,.· . · Jack 1'. Welch pE'f· used on .either ~ide of the . &ormed the double ring t'2're-- ~I holdmg whtt.e cand les wtth mon , I white carnations and white sat~ )· in bows. The pews were mark~ Gwen In marnagt' by her t>d with white satin bows. father, the bnde wore a floor- Mothers of both the bride and of groom were att1red . l. ' lgth gown w1th a sktrt . in navy whil.e satin and 8 ~odJre . of ,blue with white carnation corlmported brocadE'. wtth a btgh 1 ~kit' and t:>lbow - )Pngth sages. . n~ nt A receptton was held followves A bow acC'ented the . the soctal . .Jee. . · ing the ct>remony m walsthne al the _back a~d ror~- room of !he church. 'rhe brl~'s td a chapE-l tram of whtte satm.l t.. ble was covered with an imA flower plateau of ~eed pt>ads 1 porh•d white linen tablecloth. held ht-r elbow - length veJl and w::~s centered with a three she ramed a crescent • s~ap- tiert'<i wNding cake topped ed bouqu~t of whtte carnations. with a miniature bride and Her only J~Welry was pearl t>ar-lg:-oom. Tall white tapers we~ rings, a glf• from t:he groom. also used on the table and a Miss Phyllis Batey served as ' minia ture wedding tree. Punch maid o' hooor. She wore a blue was served by Mrs. Wjlliam brocade floor-length gown, fash- ·{;rinstead. Mrs. William Me· iclned with a high u~~kline and 1to"arland , sister of the bride, , l'BP siPeves, and white elbow· 1and Mrs . Cha rl es Roush served 1 length gloves. Her matching the l'ake. Mrs. Cliff Roush and veil was centered with a blue ' Mrs. Josephine Miller alSQ s~r· rose, and she wore matrh1~g \'E"d .u the reception. Mrs I shoes. Her flowers was a Whi tt! Kt>nnt>th Dotson registered the carnation bouquet with whit-;o guest-" . streamers. Bolh. of the above The bride's traveling ensem- ! gowns were fas~ lont'd and de- ble was a celery tweed su it : 111gnE'd by the bnde · with bronz~ aN'essories. w i t h Rebet·ca Lynn Roush was wbich she wore the carnation ~ OowPr girl. She wore a white rorsage from her wedding bou• brocade dress with a high neck· q~.<et. , line and cap slre\'es. She also Mr. and Mrs. Duncan are re·wore a rose hat with whtte . siding in New Haven, where . veil, and earned a bouquet. of · Mr. Duncan is ernp)o~·ed at the white carnations with b I u e I. & S. Ma,·ket, and Mrs. Dun· ltreamers. :can wor~in~ in the office in ~ Paul Grinstea~ . brother of the_c~l y -~utldmg. ~-- 1 . I 3 ROOMS...'' New t="'rniture' ONLY '299 .... ,_ , MASON , ....___. __ 1 1 land FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. 20 :rt 40 CANNON BA REG. . $L99 . VALUE ' . ., '~ IOWELS -- ea. LADIES FLATS . . .· Vfllre j,otito' $ ReJ."Jl.S, Flstl, on• l•rp table. See thel8 low loW dJs· count prius. ·Shes 5 to .1· 00 . ···' 10. . . ~ ) Pl.a lno--f•nclH • Bi1, thirsty terry bath towels. Plain colon 1nd bold striped patterns. ·. ·• ... • pr~ SHEER SEAMLESS '• .HOSE ..... • pr. c 1 TOOLS •·• · ea. A wide choit-e ot terns ·and ··colOrs._ quality Dress Prints. Earrings, necklaees big choice of new summer style8. Valuet t.o . Popular brief llt7le·n:r; on lrleot ponllla Ill wbito and pUiol eolon $1.00. DIS~OUNT DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE PRICI LUGGAGE . SETS Listerin'e Tooth Paste _ 5 '"~" 95c L •. 88c ·n" T•·45 ,...-;; "'opp~rtoner.o.N ohon SUN LADIES' COTTON JAMAICA SHORTS II Inch ~ltHio BAR· UE TABLES SETS GRILLS z ple<e oetl. - Sllleoa treated cover ud fibre glu1 pad. Matet h-oning easy. IINVJ pmoed.ateel crill for cbareosl booRin( oa tho potlo - at DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICI Adjustable to II posl· tions. Enamel finished metal, ruu M inch size . $5.98 values. 88:r $J··· WOMEN'S ' CHILDREN'S ~olors 44~. MEN15 "iiG aucK" - Del'}lm Dugarees LADIES NEW SPRING AND SUMMER BLOUSES ~ 1 Take your choice of a dozen aluminum ware kitchen items. Values to $1.9. A bii value at the Bonanza. Short 1leeve •nd sleeve less atyle!l. Eaty care --:: cottons. ln plain eolort and fancy patterns. YOUR CHOICE Discount Price "' 81i1GNTFN tJP WITH PAINT SWIM SUITS BOYS Moulclad Sole White Tennis PAINT .- gal. $,.99 · SHOES & OXFORDS Victor Vinyl W•ll White-Colora Discount Price Lots Before Y011 Buul PRE-CUT STUDS • • • s9s PER THOUSAND W. Vi;, . ··~~ · Gh.is--ea. . ,........ ":'. . ... ')''.;r. ?:··~~ ... ~Jed •. ,.- .' •. ' lnsulatlne . ' ·J ifijtJC "'· te'•t ciiest1. Keep '" ·"''"' Hogg & Zuspan Materials Co MASON, W; VA. Round Steak ::::..c~ Round Steak o....... _ Chuck Steak ~::" Chuck Steak ::....c.,_ •.SSe "'· 79c ...59c a.. 69c SIRLOIN EYE-OF- . Retails effective thru June 6 . . PI'• . SUPER-RIGHT- LEAN ' END CUTS Ill. Tate your oholeo'of a hll! leiO<tlon of plaatk aad J)a...,..re for boulebold - A opoelal yaJue at tho BollabL . • J5c ANY SIZE PIECE lb. J9c PEACHES4 ..... POTATOES "" .~ 10C SAL:AD'DRESSING 13-oa. · -$4'na·. DISCOUNT PRICI LEONA 1-lb~ VALUES UP TO a9c Soft browa leatbu upper. thlet eort eompoaltlon oolol aad heell. Goadjoar welt co11o alrucllon. Sileo 8\1 to 11. SULTANA . ·; o7f jlr. . MEN1S loRESS LOAfERS '. ' and Oxfords · . 1•\liOr olfoijlt. aDd 1!41-' loafeno. LOne .........., ·'· > ,. Qt. J•r ~- BATHROOM TIUUI ANN PAGE-BLACKBERRY BATHROOM TlsSUI-21 OFP LABEL ANN PAGI JANE PARKER 2 ~r 69C Peach Pie Charmin ·~~-- :f36c Preserves 79 c 4 ._white Cloud t!i~~ 2Sc Barbecue Sauce _,::.-29c Bread-49 c Bread Dough Peanut Buffer Macaroni-... 2. · 9 · · 'c ·A,iI': 'G · E . L FOOD~; 39< SAUCE +a . 8 ANN PAGE~PAGHinl 1 JANE PARKER-POTATO ·• 1-lb. IHVH MORTON-FROZEN ANN PAGI & 3-lb. pkg. IAid .li'AitKER f'ltiCI i:a~.,.i£i"'"CiEAM ~ s9c ~ .I . .• . . . . • . CALIFORNIA NAVEL • \t • .... ' . '- . ;~e.~Qn~~ . • • 0 RAN G_E·s . :~·~··.-.~ ·J ·C· ' • .,.. ... 69c SULTANA--d'RUIT IONA-SLICED ·Work Sho-s or ... $l09 Bologna Chickens ASSORTED HOUSEHOLD PWTICS Glassware JUMBO PLUMP- SlEWING Bacon MEN'S FRUIT OF THE LOOM COnON TEl SHiRTS or'BRIEFS · •:••· ea. 69c · lb. Bono- . ·-.... . · fODd and bevensea eold ·for boun . .Use on pleni~;~ - 011 the polio - llohln1 lrlp or tnvellnl. -· - •. 89c 89c tb.89c Ull- I?IJC:ql.lltT PLASTIC COOLER Walkina , Di'iCOUNT ShOrfS PRICI Rib Steak~·...__ Rump Roast ~.:,-__ Stea k 1"s _ _ _ __ TIP ROUND Roast Stewing Beef :7__ 3-lb., S9c GOTHAM JR. INSULATED conoN,. $1•99 MEN'S WASH & WEAR ~ . B~f RoUnd Steak:.=_ •. 89c wiTH ToMATO · Vinyl latex paint for lntld1 watt>. White and choke ol eo!· ora. Euy . to apply witb roU"er or brush. Dries In abgut 30 miD· -~. i utes. .. DIS(OUNT PRIC.E MUSHROOMS __ lb. 49c .. •,.,,...... SULTANA BRAND PAINT - gal. $,.99 €heck Our Prfresln Volume -- - MEN'S PLAIN TOE BROWN , ·' •3··· .... ss.u "Dixie:' Glo11 House ·-~ . ''. ~-- . ··.. ; lb. FULL CUT AJoP SMALL WHOL • . , DISCOUNT PRICES White and 1110rted popular CO· lors. An economy paint -·that it easy to apply and coven nll. --- Get Ill the owlm In ono 01 our preiiJ owlm sultl. Economy prleod at lilt Bonan11, 88! In whlto & colors Discount Price ,.39c ... $1.47 ,r. $1·" LADIES' ONI & TWO PIECI EYE CATCHI~G -.;;;;;;;rr.;.;-111. 88! I • ,• Good loolduc coltoD ohlrll wltb wu!l lo weor fiDWI. Sileo for mea lit to 18. Plolll oolon and ·lblttiOW platd patierna. zOrl. sanda IS HOUSEHOLD ALUMINUMWARE Attention Home BuilderS: PHONE SP-3-5554 44c... and pat- DISCOUNT PRICE SAVE MONEY AT HOGG & ZUSPAN pieniCI - etc. hia-her prir"d utll- tern s. 18x30 size. HAPPY BmTHDAY-Mounds of candled cake mark the celebration of the lOOt.h performance of the "Cinderella" ballet at Paris' Champs Elysee theater. Helping herself at a reception is Geraldine Cllaplin, daughter of comedian Qulle ChapliD. · ' J lronl111 Boerd Pu&Covor DISCOUNT PRICE or ·,. ........... Fino wuh lo ,.... whllo fabri••• Dnli olllrta With ohorl oJo8nL ChoJ<e 01 •1:7..., In flzn U\!t to 10. Shop ·the 'Bona•• Arvin Adjustable Motallronl111 DISCOUNT PRICE Irregulars SJ3·95. ••. 19c lb. 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' C ' AUO!ted P8lfe;nt ASSORTED Reg. 59c Valu•• .' ' PlaiD ebloEJ an4· wllldOW biDI(. • . . ' floral patierDI, ~r DISCOUNT PRIC:I DISCOUNT PRICE . DRAPES ... :• pr. prleod 11)'10111. Bell obadeo·IDd Ill 8\!t ,to 11 • . i <'uHsion pf'riod were Mrs. Walter Waddell. Mrs. 0. H. Stew· From Stlldy Book art. Freda Bratt, Mrs. R. M. 1 . Sherman. and Mrs. J. E. Har· Mrs. Marrus Cham bE'rs re- 1 , ha" viewed a chapter from the e} · c lrman. study book. " Paul 's Epistle to , ---=~ the Romans." at a mreting of ROME ON LE.~ VE Group II of the Women 's Asso- AJC f'reduirk C. Boyd who dation of the Middleport F'irst has been stationed at the Lack· United Presbyterian Church la nd Air Force base. Texas, ar- ~ held Monday afternoon in the riv'?d Frida) for 15 days leave pastor's study. 1with his parents. Mr. ~'at~\! -"Mrs. i lleYotions and prayer taken ! William Boyd. Rock St. Boyd from "Daily Bible Readings" a (l:raduate of Pomeroy Hlgh ! WBJ given by Miss Margaret School, class of 1963. enlisted in Sauer. Taking part in the dis- the Air Force on March 4, 1964. 1 . C. ...tShad.. frre&ulan of hither ' . 'iEADY·TO-HANG •;LAsTJC. · . NYLON · ....... 1 Chapter R#)vieUJ#)fl I 1 · ,~~i ',!. \ ~~-~, t -~' f. f ' ..• t,.,m:· ,, ' ' . MOIGIA- Ylll.LOW MuT .. �I • . . 1 • j l 16-Dally Sentlnel, PollltlOY•IIIIddltpOrt, Q;, JUDe I, l~ -- ·- "'....... c.. Jones R~ cheall wiD be lOIII 10 tile •dido A.,.taUon. tbJI · • •:::=•:·~= . CHECK YOUI PENNIES FOI THE MAGK '"9"!• • lach cYJto.fter, n.aklnt • ,urch1M ., f$,00 or mon. n. can tMw ue owith tho mbit 4atoo ef ltlf, '29 or Jt wiD 1M alllle .. My lOA ••n ~~tllk for ont, ntM 'Centt • ntt. . RADIO I T.V.' .., . -·- SERVICe) . TWO tJNEI) I in Two per10111 lined the PomoroY Cow1 of ih~~J.Lepr were Della Point Plwant. II IDIGIIeltloll. • '' .. «ELAND'S ~t~V•.. lor not maintalolnl "" cleo!" diiiiDCt. IIIII Pomeroy. . . WY .24251 . ~· FOR TBfJ IV'N,B &r • '· )(O§~(Q)Tfll~ Real klvings will ap....,.. Hlike m<~gic" ' ' < > JIM WIGGINS, right, one of Pl. Pleasant's best foottran · tlayers to wear a Big Black uniform in many years has ndlcated-that he will enroll at Kent State University' thla fall. He Is pictured above with the Golden Flash<s' new mentor! Leo Strang. WiggiDs Ia the second area gridder to be SJgned liY Kent. Gallipolis' Larry Fraley announced ID April that he would enroll at Kent this fall. · Othw ,.....,,. to c"- from Langsville FURNITURE 00 ONLV $595• Society Notes , ~---------.d. " Mr. and Mrs. Dayle Knapp are IIIIIIOUIICing the bbili of 8 . leYOD P1'!ild SOD Kall Lee at Meiga :M'emorli!J' Hospital. 'Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith Pomeroy R. D. and Lena ~pp of Langsville; are grandparenta. Miss EUtel Miller bas return· eel borne alter spedlng the winter 111 Al'lzona wllb her nephaw, John Millar and tamUy. BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLIPOIIT, 0. '*-..w ....... of """ of Ow 1rtdi.in1 Au,,_ o1 , _ •"'dhor • eolor w ia .., eped•O, hioh"' priab , .• lllde juot for yoo "' Ok ol .-r skilkQ ...............,.,.._ ... Our Comploto ltltctlon ef Announe~o """'" and INockllnt lnvltlllona HOME e --- ANTHONY FACTORY e • Plumbing· Heating READY-MIX CONCRETE PLUMBING RIGHT FOR EVERY JOB HEATING Attending from a dll!tance were Mr. and Mrs. Blair Csdwalla· der and 111111, BrlaD, Columbua; Mr. and Mrs. Duane Berr and lOR, Shawn of Oalc Hill and Sbaro n'lboma ol Pomeroy. • Mr. 8111 Mrs.. Bru<e Morrill loot· their daughter, BeUy, to ColiimbUa Where lhe II employ· AND and tlmberlailds .,.. utiliz. Phont WV ·2-2510 ed to thtlr luDest. · Hotpoint Custom- • DESIGNED ·REMODELED· KITCHENS If you want "All The Best'~ If'S ~IO_TT~1 · BE A_ 1if·-~ lt. • I WI DO IT·FOJt LESSI' , "' ' I If " ' ' ' • . t Now 1011 can bave that 11ew ldtdleD. Botpolllt ~ &olD ~Will lor any bollle. ~ '1tiMff . '· . lng~~s -.~·. . , .·'""',.;,;. '. ... ... ... ·~ ,. 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Morlon'a or a..iquet CREME PIES 411 y., ...... _ 3 ... 99c LAMB FOR STEW new •. Mlcl•• , ...,.,.. ........ -·~;~ •. .. c lb. : • • : • lb. 39c LAMB CHOPS lb. 99c ., ' ' Brown a 4 lb. TabloRi,. Lomb Shoulder Roast .{boned & rolled) J1ar11ng ftrat wlth fott~ ltde and do likewise Ofll al.l skiet •vw mecl1~m heat In kettle with tight cover. Season hght!y with solt, pepper al\d oregano. Add I can c:onsomme, I dove garlic, and /'" pototo perpeuon ar.ldr .tht SD. . . ..ot' • : and celery (hronch). ·Cover, ·simmer silf.,... \ and vegetable~ are fork t~nder. Pl1u;:•- ; cup water. Bring to a boil, cover, lower heat ond simmer 1 hour. Add 1 ,peeled oniOft anal : on worm plotter. Remove vegetables oncl . ~ k~ep 'NOrm. Thicken gravy, $tr«~in. ·a nd terve.·l • W1th : • meat, varnish with chopped pcusley ....,. with Crusty bread and $O IGd. :.o • meat. Arrange vl!'lgetobles · More .BRIGHT STAR We Reserve the Right To Umit Quantities . P80Rie Than Eve Are · ····························••4•·' ' .e .. 11 ! • ! . JUMMER STORI HQIJRS: MON., TUEI., W~ •. .. .... . ,9:00 .,. 9:00 PM THURS., I'RI~ SAl• ... .. . .. 1.-CIO 111M tiJ I:Qo PM !CLOSED ON SUNDAYS) ' . · ' j cut69c LAMB POT ROAST . ., SAVE .$1.00 . .tlJ~GER BITS I> :® • ! ' COI.a Ire • · • •• Middleport, ~ O;._ ii~ - SECOND lOc, •• ••••••••••••••• •• YOUNG AND TENDER ' b. . 8 ••. 99c. WATERMELON • • • 29c ICE COLD ONE HALII lb. ROAST h .... ..s·A:VI: BANANAS Lamb Shoulder :a. - -- GOLDEN RIPE eSAVI 6e am Minute Maid 2 - 6 oz. RADISHES 46 oz. can 29c Hi-C Drinks 2 FRESH AND CRISP eSAVI 33e OL eSAVI 20• . HEAD LETFUCE 8 cans 99c box . 01, fRISH AND SOLID eJAVI 30• Clfl Puro V-oblo Vienna Sausage TOMATOES _ _ _ 2 lb.49c 8 lb. bag 89c OSAVI 16o Marshmallow Peanuts U.S. NO. 1 NICI eSAVI 10. 11-h- Chi. Sla 01..... Save 30c Dog Meat Sauce _ _ 3 cans 49c Frosting Mix.. lrocht- I I 4! lb. Basket 99c 2 - 12 oz. pkgs. 89c 3 lbs. 99c Wieners Sausage Cherry ,Pie Filling --- . ,' ." 4-6 -.. Teblerlte 11. ot Lineolnton, N.C.. · Larry Loughlin, ot Tacoma, Waah., and the UDiverslty o1 I "For a Really GOO<t Cup ot Colfee" lbs. &uck•r• Tray Pack PBB.!.JES SIGN TWO PHILADELPHIA (Uf1)-The Philadelphia Phlllleo han slsn«< pltcliars Steve Herman · l-Ib. can / FREE ESTIMABS ~ here," be said. "I hate to leave St. Loull!, but I w•sn't getting enou~ work. I want to start, d.iet·rite TIIWndliatrti ~I 5-JWJ50,000.mie warranty. . .' FOI HENS '":~ ::;~: ~~ to Uke tt Santa Clara. Herman wu usisn«< to Spartanburg of lile Mr. and afro, Ronald BaD of West.m Carolina League and Hamden .,... reeent Sunday din- Lougblill kl Babnlleld of the of her lister. CallfOI'IIlll Lengua• eel. PHONE WY 24214 dlnats, but Burdette, w h o haa l been In the major leagu., for 15 seasons. watched the matcb I ' Vacuum Pac_ked Fnsh Home K'dled Stewing or Roasting a park near Jacbon recently. the 36-bole event. Your Dependable Deller For FARM Coffee lbs. • ! Hobb10 wore !he CUbs unl· ' Mr. and Mra. Bruce Morris and son, Larry, and daughter, Betty Morris, spent a week In the Soutbero otatea. They visited their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Lloyd at Savannah, Ga., and accompanied by their dau1bter, Judy, and ""'· David, they l!pellt a few days at Sl AuPsttne· Fla. and vlaltled MarIDe LaDd. Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Barr. '!bey dol' and 100 of Columbu. apent a weekend with ber parenta. Mr .and Mrs. Alpha Barr .They <ame \0 attend grllduatloo exereiaes at Rutland whe,.. her br~ Iller, Larry, was a graduate. Mr. and Mrs. Ray PhUllps of SMlTII BOLIIS f,EAD Lancaatar ll8lled on her aunt, WHITE PLAINS. N.Y. (UPI) Mrs. Alpha Barr Saturday. -Warren Smith of New York Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Phlllips held the lead at the start o1 II Logan apent a day witb Mr. play tnday In the annual SeuAipba Barr. lnra golf tourney at WelllcheoMr. and Mrs. Alpha Barr and ter Country Club. Smith, 111, ehlldreo had a family plentc at !Ired a 71 Ill the !1rat round of The whole &ne .-,. GROVER'S STUDIO said, "but I saw Hobbie in the outfield before the game and and I know I am ready to he told me aboot the trade, oo neither. of ua bed to dress." a hurry If he can," Kennedy said. "I'm planning on usln8 hIm , u a starter and It won t take long before we know." Burdette had worked only 10 lnnlnga for St Louil thiJ year, appearing In el8ht games with an earned run average of 1.80, low on the club. He had a 1.0 record comparet1 1o 0-3 for Hobble, who bad llartod four games and worked 27 1-3 Jn.. ningB wltll an earned run • ..,... age of 1.00. Burdette, who baa bad two National League aeaaone Ia wblch be won 20 IIIII 21 games, had a 9-13 mal'k with the Carda last year, while Hobble, wboee best sea.OOs have been for · vlctorieo, had a 7·10 niark last season. Ills major league record ll! fl·79 eomparecl to W-121 for Burdette. 39c Maxwen House PORK but saw no action, during :=========~~ form, Chicago's ~Z wln over the Car· SYRACUSE CHINA In New Patternt Oressing GROUND BEEF STEAK J lbs. 99( J 99c ,ua after the game," Burdette I Salad FRESH AND LEAN FRESH and LEAN CHICAGO (UP!) -Ancient Burdette, and both hurlers will . Lew Burdette, 33, joined the wear their new uniforms Wday. 1 Chicago CUbs tnday, hoping fllr ' 1 role ., a starting pitcher, '"!'hey _., auppooed to tell and head Coach Bob Kennedy 1ald he 1d grant the wtsb 89 aoon aa posolble, '!be CUbs shuttled Glen Hobble, 1 seven year major league veteran at the age of 28, oH to St Louil Tuesdsy to obtain Save 16c Shedd's Quart Si:n qt. Burdette Traded To Cubs By CardS For Glen Hobbie IUD VAll KEEP YOUR WEDDING STORY ALIVE FOREVER on purtha,.. made ill your IGA Store fhio week. Compare the ,_y quality products iR this ad and ,.. for your"'lf that IGA don have tho low pricet,. 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I "Stoc!c !'our f'reezPr With Piece Chicken'" (FREE . . 50 Top Voluo Stomps With Coupon 1M) .. . I =. lb. Cut-up . . . . ' -· 27c ··- .... 3!;·49c Pure Lard .......... Golden Ripe Bananas Tendtray Chuck or and bttlll', , ' ~ ... ,,., ·.......... -;...•,. "•;'' . • Juice lb. fO-IXTRA Jllllt •• ,,~ .,..., r -.. lb . IIIII 10, VAt.UI ..,..... Wllfl Cfj,ljiHIII I IIUolrthll ef ...,,.. let.. c~k;· . .............."· 29c Breqsts " 49c Legs •· 45c 1 1 Wings . 19c ba~~<s ··· ... ·· ·· ~.l(k I 1 Livers ....... 89c \7ullers .. .. ,•. 39c 1 I Breast Quarters .. ······ " 39c 1 I Leg Quarters _ ~ ~.. ~_35c 1 Sliced Bacon ......:.. 2 .. 79c Sliced Bacon .~-~~~·~~. 2_.. $1.09 Smoked Picnics w•·•· _ _ "' 29c Whole ..... ,., .... Delry Prlllucto ' . 53c 4 ":.! $1 I • • 2 Dr, Hardtop, auto. lnJII,, radio power steeriDil and brakes; cltJD .,,/- .• ' ... i.Jt. • Fryers If\"''' JIWCh••• *f trans. $41~. ·-·•··.,.c power steefllil and btaku · 55 CHRYSLER . • *395 . '595 ; 2 Dr. Jfard!op, auto. ~ Copyrlrht 1164 .,._ t.)t ' OLDSMOBI~E · • Krog•r 'the kroaer co *695 - ~oupon CO\JpoD, ' .•uil - - .. 3 Wetl.8 when you purchase a 3-piece Companion set at $1.99 and redeem your mailer We reserve th1 right lo limit quantities 56 PLYMOUTH • *395 4 Dr. Auto. tr&IIIJ . .Jladio .• heater, a cylbt4u life phone ·number, etc. Wrllt To: • . 2 Dr. ~ardtop. Auto. trans. Radio 1: blattr, clean . · · ...,. Smlll car -.pnlllUIJ Melr•lllfllll ...... . -- ·~h.ts ,50 Top V;t.lue Stamps each week for You get 2 complete 4-20 ••• .......... . ~~~~~ ...... . wh~n you purchase 82.50 or more anil redeem the first•week coupon CD Ill 7 ..... ..... ... . ...................... .... . 2 Ntw 11H No.:YOI · · 4 Dr. e cylinder, auto. trans. Radio & heater / year old. 1963 model I 2 Btp Qlll WY urlt Day ., NIPI FOil SALE: IMI Plymouth Fu· Insurance 1 Ill tro ry Convertible, whi!AI w i t h trailer. Mal.el Hayes JOHNSON, Simpson IM:nr3lnco i - - - - - - - - - white tQp. Very good COI)di· Middleport, WY 2-2987. A ~ 111 Business Opportunities tion. 4 · new tires, staRdard 1 All 1 5 26 litp gency' n. orma w · transmlsslon. Phone WY ·-=~=c: _ sura.oce. Jim JGimson and - - - - - ·& 29~~·~ : f'OII SALE Bud 8lmiJplon, Aceltls. Phone 50, Bill Wellman, WU!iamoon. ..........8 .... 2 4,,.......•. Rinso ......... ·.~·~ 59c 50· 56 CHEVROLET W. • • FREE MELMAC DINNER PLATE Domino 196~ 00 . OnMony ' Pteasan~ •• • • ,......... Down Payments ers. Point • • • • • • • • • f' .,.,.. ,,..... lh,.lnrry, Ch•rry, IW.,J,orry ltatiGn on the th'er. • ••• • • • • • " Marine & Trailer. 31 Fourth I Ave . Ph .44-0'l39. with For boats at our new Boat Dock, just op·rosite om 14 •· •••• tall Evaporated Vegetole • Cake IX ....... *so exm ..... tO;t VALUII ttiwt with ~OIIpo" & purchota of J •Ill•· &ud<llt Chlllp•4 1 FIL TEREO WHITE GAS • • •• SwanMiown Asst. I BOATERS • • Armour Shortening Ca tsup ... ~::··:.:. 6 ...... FOR SALE WE WJSJ-l to thank every one who h€lped in anyway during APACHE SCOUT camping trailthe sudden death of our Mo· er used onl\' one week. Can ther, Virginia Eblin. All who Georgt Cra-te. Rulland. SH 2- ; sent flower~ , cards, the 5!7:1. He<:~lth Clu~ (or f~ml.' thf. Pomti 3 _ 3tc __ eroy Eme1genc} Squa<i. lhe 1 - APACHE BUF Foglesong Funeral Home. Rev . ' see tile all new _ . • . l FAlO Camptra1 ler 6 x 8 off Ralph Manoney. the Pallbear -~ _ BARGAINS ers. md all others who helpground space . . · 193 Apache Seoul, 190 Htgfl1 in anv wav. gins 16 x 10 Lent , one new 1 · ThP. Childt·rn -Lost - ----and Found • • 12 ••• caM . •• 6 3 Jtp Krovor CaM WANT A.D _ • rolla No.303 rrt IU .:AI' _ ••• Marton Chicken, Sat u nl~' Card of Thanks Unbreakable · Polyethylene Plallic .. ... • ShcMtiOI'Cirt Sl .... b . · a · a · CAn ' · ' . w=~~·· 19·c •. _,: I ,., 4.. . · U · •'~ f\ .· . W ·· (Sliced lb. :Sc) , - --~-~~~---~-------f • · ~'h: ~~.: ..;,.,- _ _ _ _ _ 5 28 61C Help Wanted Pearl WUIIalnl, Phode WY )•) }< • 1131. '• •••• ."'.~ ~~~~~~~.~.i...____:_'- ~.x-___,...""'r-l ,,..:.....: F-rtsh Strawberries ......... •·..49C I, · r~t.!,,!·~~~~~·~,,~,·~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~-~·~~~~-r-.M~MK~·~.·+. ..~~c-~·~.. ·-·..~··~···~.._...._"_·.-~-'n.•_._,_... ___•~-··_..._.. _~__fk~--•-•-b,k_n_~~·-·~..-·.._.. _ .. :~...~..-·_· ~·~. I PIGS. Prank Young, Rutland Ohio, Phone SH 2-4124 . over 211 ,.,ted for Dr. lanecki's olflc!t, Phone wY :Z.2991 or WI g. mo. • at 111e I .. ·ltHch . . f -. "' <. ' " ',. - . . - .. . Cle•• ,...,w... -...•• ' .. .. -··. ......... 19c Fl~rllllt �._,.. I ~~ Pomeroy-Micl~el. ~~· ;•;:;~-~~~~~~~and ~nelll Sentinel, 0 .. June 3, !lOllS, j. ~~ ' ·~ ,..,"""' .'#"'1!1;'!t"9i!:>l";!"r! " SAVI 1t RBEIFELDS IN POMEROY . THURSDM .ALL PAY 9:00 to w..kend Henry Roush of Racine and Mrs. Wtt· liam Fisher and otber relatives People In Pomeroy :1. ,• ' and Donald ol Akron spent. l!le willl Mr. and Mrs. Mainly About __--- ------... ...---j .. •,":' t ,.. . . J~ d ,, " • ' ' enc:l • ' ~ · e ·, ~ Uthe In Minersville. • ' • ' ' 'l .. \0 <. ,.1!1 •·' •' "' .t i ' ' ,.f';.Je Heads Red ross Blo,dmohile is Planned - \' • ·-~ ·.- ' . '". • ' I, ' • • 1Y IL.l.iE I ILL > '· Cteot_......,. Jr:: 'HC. ~dinatea •! ;,,• I VOI'IIOII Nealt 11U· ~ of tlie ifel~. 'Oitm!y American Red I JIIOOIInc· tl tlie ~-_of IllWedllelila)l ~· ill Jl Memorial MopiiiL olficen tlaele'd fGr· fllcal yqr first me IIO<!Oild 81111111, eanle· Around' J.ird About Middleport ' -~ C. E. 1llakulee waa DIJIIOd i l l - nhuoW Mlly I. and 111nce thea, Jl pints o1 blood secretary. Two no • have been ua,d at Holzer b... board rneml>oro atcepted ...,. pllal in addition to blood used E01011, R. D. 3, at MeJgo GeaeraJ aud Melga Kennelll Romino 1 llemlDclr Memorial boopllala, The deficit 1o eapected to amount to about Pluo "'" mide lor ' 50 pints. lllooUMIJUe Ylolt J - zl at · tile p.,...0 y JIUIIor HIJ• . For lbal rea~ lhe quoto for 11noo1 ..tilorlgm. It wu • lhe June 2Z Y111t haa been BOI ported tile oouly'o blood croci- at 150 pints. Mrs. Rob!rt Miller home oervlee chairman l'omoroy wlll head a telephone campalgn _nate, respectively, to attoll4,,4; In an attempt to recrult blood ·bloodmoblle meetlng June Jf~ , BETIER DRESSES to 4-H Couple io Repr~ent · Meigs in Leadership,Camp ,J 'Turn' ' ·"'· ~ u, ·~,. ·• I r FAMILY NIGHT TONIGHT "JASON 0~ THE ARGONAUTS" Todd Armstrong A wl~e cboi~ of maternity dresses and sportswear - beautiful prints and -solids In all washable fat>~. . Nancy Kovack (Color) 2 PC. DRESSES ••••••••••••••••••••••••. 5.95 -and- .,30 YEARS Of FUNn Charlie Chaplin Buster Keaton Harry Langdon 3 PC. SETS ....................... ; • .. .. 5.9, (Including olacks, ohorto•I!CI top) SEPARATE TOPS ...•••••• ·•••• ;. 2.95 and 3.95 SEPARATE SLACKS .•••••••••••• 2.95 and 3.95 Laurel & Hardy CULLonES ,.....................~••••.• • • · • • · 3.95 Thllt'. A: Fri. June 4-5 "MY SIX LOVES'' Debbie Reynolds Cliff Robertson David Janssen (Technicolor) u'wn Fumiture ' -and" A GIRL NAMED TAMIKO" Laurence Harvey Martha Hyer I Michael Wi1din& '' .Philsons will (Tecbnlcolor ) S&WDiilner. ' ' .' '. .. Boys' choose Basketball. OXFORDS. SI.MTo12'h$1.99 · · · llg12 . •, . . . . , :t . ·.. pr. ·~ . lteg. $2.99 A summer of comfort RANDCRAFT 7.99 to 9,99 RAND 12.99 to 16.99 Roush'1 Shot Store is at your feet, when you're taking it easy In these calf~ 1kin fashionable smoolb casuals. eALL SIZES eALL WIOTHS NEW SHIPMENT Of NELLY DON DRESSES Phillips Sisters Style $J\op . \ . ' I • Court lt;-Poi!Miroy. ' 'l·~ ' • ·• ' <' •' ' donors. Huntington, W. Va. Tile ~. . It was stressed at the meeting aulllor!Jed a PI)'IJient ol • 1 lila! there ;. 00 charge for monlll for ....,...larlal help far. American Red Croaa blood used Mt. Blakeslee otartlng July L . by Meigs County patients except Arlllur Hoyt wao named . ~ lhe adminlllterlng char~ of llle aster clullnnan; Mn. ~ bo ltals nursing chairman; Emmett Shu. •P · ler, first old chairman, 1.\!. Mr. N•... and MrB. Eason 1Mrs. Eaoon and Romine, cbal!were named delegate and alter- Imen of llle volunteero, ' S.. Our Buutiful Group Of 8·95 16·50 . Donkey Game Is Announced � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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