https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ca5ed7f024dd8ae1f4abb114f6843c64.pdf e948551be38f33d7df78bf6a227645ef PDF Text Text • ' \ . ' • &-Dally Sentln~ Pomeroy-Mlddl~port, o., Aua. 20, 19M 1•------'111o _ _ ........ ,... .. ~SW..Y....... W. D11e Jll$de IIIII be s-lay II 1:11 P."'- at P.....,- * F1nt llapllll _.., - Ro•. Ralpo c. - lllo ol Jlu- ... Falll, ollldalloJ. A ball boor ol ..pllol • • • wiD bella at Z P.DL A ....,_ dae will loDow Ia lbe cbUJdl IOClll room. Around And About Middleport NEW MINISTER AT THE MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rev . Donald Hicks and Mrs. Hicks, chi!dren, Douglas, 9, and SCberry, 16, will move to Middleport, August 25. He will preach his first sermon Sunday evening, Sept. 6 at 7:30 p.m. Rev. H1cks attended the Cincinnati Bible Seminary and LoUisville, Ky., Bible College. Before coming here he was at the McGuffey, 0 ., church and Sardinia, 0 ., church, and presently IS serving the Southside Church of Chnst, Columbus. Lay leaders of the Middleport church said they are fortunate to obtain Rev. Hicks. CLASS TO MEET The Busy Bee Class of t h e Middleport First Baptist Church wiU meet this evening (Thursday) at 1:30 p.m. at the church. Mainly About People In Pomeroy DR,IVE·IN ~ASON \\_ _~! - . . ~ ·' . . Mr .. an• Mrs. P10roe Rice of TONIGHT & FRIDAY Laurence Harvey and Washmgton, D. C. are Claire Bloom ln "THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF THE BROTHERS GRIMM' guests of her parents, Mr. and Mr~. Thomas Young. We 8 t Mam-st. . . M1Ss Remora BolCt' of DaytOri is spending her vacation with her par~nts, Dr. and Mrs. R. E. BoiCe. Mrs. Clifford Leifheit and -and- Patrick Allen "THI TRAITORS" Saturd•r Aug. 22 Toshiro Mifune the Richard Olalnbers Is 8 medical pati<!nt at Melia Memorial Hospital in Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Toddler !Florence aark) and sons, Ronnle and Gn!g, o1 Marion, Indiana, are guests <X ber parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clart and other relatives. Mr. end Mrs. Henry Null, Sr. of Clarksburg, W.Va. and Mr. aod Mrs. Francia Leullette sod soos, Paul end Steve, ol Bridgeport, will arrive lhis week for a visit witb their son, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nulll. They will tend graduation ceremonies at Ohio University where Mr. will receive his Master's degree in Education. He is a mem~ ber of lhe faculty of Middleport High School. Mrs Bernard Schramm of zanes~llle 1s the guest of her daughter and family , Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons aod family. Mr and Mrs. Charles Sclnes of ~lumbus spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Judson Wl)lte They . also vlsitod with ber f~ther, Mr. James White and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Burton a~tended th~ Scioto County fa1r John Seines. "I BOMBED PEARL HARBOR 11 (Technicolor J at Lucasvdle Wednesday. Mrs .. Jed Webster Jr. and --QDd"""· Junmy viSited Tuesday Jock Mahoney with her mo~r. Mrs. T. C. "TARZAN'S Roush, New Haven, W. Va. THREE CHALLENGES" Mrs. R. L. Gotthardt of Co~~~~~~~~~~~lumbus arnved Tuesday for a visit with her mother, Mrs. W. MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY OHIO CLOSED FOR VACATION FROM AUG. 9 TO 22 SUN., MON. 1nd TUES. Augult '23-25 "A DISTANT TRUMPET" lTechmcolorJ Troy Donohue Susan Plesh:ette COMING '' ADVANCE TO THI! REAR'" Glen Ford August 30 · Slpt•mber 1 Walt Disney't "MOON SPINNERS" September .C thru h.rt. 9 COMING - "Viva Lo1 Vegas" - Elvis Presley, "Wild and Wonderful," "Hey There, Yogl Bear," "'Robin and the Seven Hoods," "Seven FaceJ of Dr. Lao,'' "GOod Neigbbor Sam," '"The Patay" Such a smart and chlldren were in Florida for two weeks and were joined last week by their husbands who went by plane and acoollinted them bomec · paMr. aod Mrs. ch.rence Baflend sons Richard end :~ springfield visited over weekend will! Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kennedy and Mr. WllliaDi Bailey aod !augbter, Jane. Miss Marjorie of Wasbingtoo, D. c. is here for a visit BACK TO SCHOOL with hec father, Mr. Harris. Mr. aod Mrs. WlHiam Bane of Charleston, W. Va. came for a visit with Mr. end Mra. REG. Kennedy. Mr. Bane retumed $10.00 _ _ __ $]-50 to Charlestoo leaving Mrs. Baoe for a longer visit. They were Clo10d Wodnuday joined Wednesday by Mr. and InninG& By Appointment Mrs. Jesse Lake of West Jef. fersoD, Ohio. Mrs. Mayme Rainey of Myers, Florida, 11· bere for a Phone WY 2-2207 Pomeroy viall wftb frleods ·end relatives "":l:~~~~~~~~~ in the area,· Including Mrs. Lll"' !ian M~. Mrl. Rainey formerljl operated a beauty shop in Middleport before residing in Florida. nna ,and Susie Joaeph, daughten ol Mr. end Mrs. Edward Joseph, have returned to their llome from llunllnston ' they spent. sevei-aJ days with relatives. liarrl. "SPECIAL" COLD WAVES SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SHOP Brewmgwm Return To Lorol Re.idence Stylo 3001 SHOE Mr. end Mrs. James Brewington sod daugltter, Sandra, wbo bave heel> residing at Ri o Grande for the pall year, have moved to their borne •n Middl.. port. Mr. Brewington h"' beeo with the administrative offi<!es ol Rio Graode College and Mrs. Brewington baa beeo the student nurse. Their daughter, Sandra, at' te..U Rio Grsode College. Mr. IBrewington has accepted a te~ position In Columbus and wiD be taking graduate work at Ohio State. Mrs. Brewington w!U remain in Middleport wblle Sondra will reside In the dormitory at Rio Graode eoneae. What could be smarter to wear back-to-school than this sharp little black velvet hobo-striped saddle oxford? It wipes free of grime with a brushing. Only f3.99 VlBI'f ·IWIIIS Mr. and \141'1· of Follailsbee, W. on ""· end . Mrs. Purll.,. Sunday and Mrl, Cia,.. l'rolllt o1 Cincf1118U · JPI!Ill the ROUSH'S SHOE STORE Mi~dleport, ---- GO TO WORKSHOP Elementary music leacbers from thr<Iuiliout Ohio AJld nellllborfnlllalea recenUy took part in a five-day wqrksbop on lbe Obio •Vnlreralty campus. Particlpatlol from Rutland WOn! Mrl .. Apa Webster aod Mn. c. o. Cblpman. 0. ----------~------~ lilcl .ll@lllltm. ~Sure To ~ . An . 1, SPURS" 11 JEANS Made of long wearing ~ cot; ·, . Solid • ' J,. '' ' .,. . ' . ' 109 . 11 . l ' l~ ' t ) ' • ~' • ) ,. ( 1' 'J ~f . r .. ~DAY,·· ~UGl)ST . t . 2!~ -~ ..;t .~ ' . "' •' t.l I ' ' I'· blflillfl't n !\'em•. noros-' me a.pm;ng :!.: ,. Just IB to ..U. Waababfo. IAminlted N7}oll Jenei: Button front: '' Sat. wbllo $3.95 ....... ;; t' era...:,,, .} · JACKETS they \ ., ... Wider .the capabla dlrec1ioD , of , .The fll:st !>all of the show JOlla Llsle, .Joe ~., -01<* alao drew gOOd appjlule !nm 1'1 Morarity, Rc1bertO llomble. ~ lroi· IJ Robert lioefUcb, agala proved wu devoted 10 lbe "Ga, f'illle- Nease, Mfdleel ~· ~ the audience as a COlorfUl lllliJ. Gloria Buck, Donna . Crow, . !dill Roberta Kraue.t e. _,. ita lt8ell a Of' lbe 101111 til'l"' end the second w.S filled Mulford, l!llke' ~!')II II boat was maneuvered . 1\=BB J~· ~-L :rJwmpson I'D d ed lbe first baH of the 8bow by fer Annual MOlls County Fa) ,. lilth variety de!dgned to enter- YOUDB, Bill Zerkle: •·'BI:elida the stage. · , MIIJ'P, JIIIYlDIIrlllllle to lbe Olld of 11\e fa :;~;~. night. drew an en- ,tain everyone. Po1t.1; ·~ 1 ~·1 Bev' Bright c:ostumiDg w~ leatur- Peggy -~ ~ wt wftb Gastlgb! """ and the invenllon standing-rooliHIIlly The second appearaoce o1 lbe erly Perrf.a, Smx!r~ ·Pofbi', R!>- ed as Mrs. Allee ~· dfd a bet lrf~te ~~,}"amopbone of ~ty with ber IIllo, end · · ' mg · Beod Folll•s at the Melia berta , jlomJDa, G)otla , Bucll, tikeoH on SOphie Tud<er, witb with ~ bl~t DUDlber, "I'm to See tbe the . There-were 1,291 paid admls- County Fair will be !his Satur- Jennifer . Crew, . ·. end . Donna her "BID Bailey'' number, ' aod "Music. lt!UIIc, Music." Bob IJflll," , the ibolf, 110111 to .ee lbe colortul preo- day at 8:15 p.m. , · · Katy Crow W.rked up the h - Crow followed with "Lida 'ftti! music of tbt Vlbrat- LoOk' ~ .Over." entaUon packed wltb lbe best tall! . l!lglit's presentation Repr<!Senfll\t llu! '!Key~ or in the crowd with ber I1PP""f' Rose,'' 8od Mrs. Van' Vranken ions, 'lllcal rock 'n roll band, n.- ~.. fii!VI1oi In IJome.gown vocal, musical ilpened 1!1'lth a du!!t, "~ie," Coj),",,l'~ 'Bad!~ -. 111111 ance 88 "Utile Lord l'il!liJtle- added. "When Will I Tell kept lbe large crowd conteol~ . .claocins talent. ,. by Mrs, ·Alice Nease and Mrs. "Stou!b<il!l'lld · Men': llillo:wed roy" sod !let song, "Tell Me You.'' as lbe' BoyS' cborwi per- ~ between halves. Making ap Wlib 1 ' The lhow marked lbe nlntb June VIII! -Vrllf!kl¥1, and t be II)>i Jnlm. !,.Isle W\1/1 "~ Let- A Story." Mrs. Crow was !lack- formed in the backgroomd. !he group tbal performed Ill berore 'fleiue · of the Big trio of Donna Reibel, ·llJII· Webb tera in''the I!,!>Jld." ,'1'11•·., next ed by Breoda Ingraham, Elea- J~' Kennedy lben san I front of lhe stage area wet'l! lbe fuU Bend ~tlon at ~ Terry S!!'lnaker singing, DUD}ber of lbe salute 'wu .. by 110r Kay Schneider and IJoda "Hell~ Dolly>" to lhe ~ Jolui AOderaon, ~erry St.alnlk· lellco wltb blr the County Fau. There By 1be Sea. , , 1,\1'. H~h . .singing, No- MIIOI'e. of the audleoce as Suzy Pari:- er, John Usler, Jun Mees aod I'> lbe music ol \ru. no lbat It was the A chorus In okltime bathing body." Bill Youna took o.. role o I er performed as "Dolly" aod Joey Gl~J1lore. wdlb-" M&NI tl2.ft' ~.95 ,. . I \ a:::<> ',,..,. ' • , . BY ROBERT. WiNGE'I'I' ninth sttallht hit pn>d~ end sui~ eos1u111o1 ....;w IJJ tbl A black-11gb! DIIDI~ by 'BOI • vfllaln, .rbtl • .-\!!1' But .lben · B(l "Everybody•, llOiD' ,~~=~~ The Big Bend foDJea of 1861, ilillcled .• b)> Mr. Hoeflich. . n11111ber. ~-~J!n· are Zerkle, "Sailboat In ljle Sand' Wiser Girl," wJib, ddcert ~· It,'' wltbllve couples dob!g 11\e ~~4~ Sanforized shrunk 100% cotton In s!rlpes, plaids IDd noveltY. patterm. Sizes A, B, C and D. Full cut,' ' very well made. Youth oiHo 13 to 18$3.49 Mon'o Sizft 29 to 36 $3.91 1 ,. Men's Flannel Paiamas $2.91 ;f .~.? , I ton sanforized shrunk. Boyo Sizft 6 to 12 I strel 'PirOduCf;e'S· Nifith 1W\tfiiJi ·. ·' wear. ' ~:: r: ~~ool~J. oH.n',' ,, .' . ,.., "J", • I ,I ! co~ Perfect for school • ' • ,. ( • • • ,_,., 2'e ·1'~ ~flt fM. MQ • .._. M- .I ' , ' I VQL X\.11 - beautfful plaido. AJjd in all tho otylet you'll be . ,..inC thlo 1'111 111<1 Winter. Wh,y don't you vlstl the mens and bays d• partment Ob ttle f1nt floor. See tbese .wweat. ~1. . sa.oo· . '. ~ ---..,:~ lt.' · .: ":::~~' lngWith lbe beautlfill eyes 0! tbo i<!e ~- Roberta loek-to-School ..... Boyi 100% Acryllc Orion. SoUd . eoJon of grey leather. Western .Jeans blaelt, and Dame. Sizet 12 18. to Made by Bfl Yank of touab 10 'O..ce blue denim. Sanforlud ohronk. Zipper Oy. Weatern &lylin& w!lb taper 101 uut oUm $3.95 Othor 1m lllpovor ..,.. Cardl ..n Sw.aten . $7.91 ,,_,, :.. ...95 School o,.•.r., !it. Sizet 8 lo 18. '1.88 s.~or ...... $1;95 Short st .... SPORT SHIRTS All ..... 8 to ~~- Solld colon, str'- ""• plild• in ivy · style · · and recular 5.95 UDde1 .,. loys Sprlngfoot eoU..rt. CoHon Crew Socks I:=·=· .3=9===: .......... ~~~- 12.95 CREW -SOCKS Ftw.bt ..........., boy~ .. 75% .. ~.lr ll1ld 21% ..... ::~::.::..-:.. :f}~lmue llonler.PIIe-.fw ;, ,....., ..... I p11r WomensPhliMald .....,. Nylon .SI'ips Embroidery trim tiOdlce. Shadow .Panel, adjustable sbOIIIder sttaps. Sl2es 38 to 44. · · beice. willie. ~ S. M, L ' YQU'U love these DOW fall sweaters-just In time &>r back to school-a wide selection of fla.t knits, bulllies, mohairs and mohair blends-orlons and many other easy to care fabrics. All sizes and beautiful new fall · colors. ~.95 2 Pltrt . NYLON .HALF SUPS - Women's New Fall Skirts · $3.9, . . •M :)ir te 8.. ' Shadow elutic:: waist $1.95 We have a fine selection of womel!s new faD skirts, flannels, crepes, hyeeds and !ll&ny ''tlt~in solIdo and . plaids-sheath styles, hip-stitch pleats, knife pleats, box pleats and '"A" lln&i-tlD new fall shades. Sizes 22 to SO. ; .od $1.00Sin "Halo" Sha11p00 new_ Made with full body, a produci of Colgate Pajnio)ive Co., Sale · 69c:' . 8EmORM ''C.-abJAncan nylon .embrOtdeJ'7. •rJ.ini-A·Round" eottozr ctrcul•r. ltltcbed. "Colmopolltu"i ear. fully stitched eotton broadcloth. A, II and c CIQII. SlzOI 3Z lbru 4:2. .:.: Now Is Tho Time To Buy ' $1.59 Your Back To · ,. DRESSES ~.95 io $8-95 paael, band. Embroidery trlnl, wblte, blaclt, red. Small, medlllm, liorae and extra Jarge lizet. ·' '.' SCHOOL. 100% combed ~11). Excessl~e ·vacuUl)l'pip, ~zes B'h to 11. . ' · w........ ' ,, ".;• 49c ' 59c ;·· ~ .• 100% combed cott~n, non· binding comfort top. Solid eolors 1nd white With striped tops. Sizes 7 to lOth. Wbtta with mur\1 c.olor lop .oud aoUd colors wflh mulll color lop, Soli com· !ortOblo Banton. One ot>e · !Ito aU afzeo I Ia 11. Ideal bacll:-to-tchool aock• for w< EveiJII CJelmllll lene Wame p':J:~~~=: Slipover Sweaters wiU Magnln ol CIDCfn.. KO·DAK ' ,. FILM . Mit VI!IICH~M·I '. ' 127 """621 - ----- 49c $1.25 KODA.COLDI X . CXl27" ond tX12tl .. 95e You'D :i)nd at Elberfelds ,a · com_plete selection of ,SchootPapjjr, hnclla, Primary T*.blets BaD Poipt t>en~'\Sc:hool Bags, Note Book Hold~rs, ~rs. Mil· sfe,ilooJts, Crayons, Chalk. pd Many, lfany Other !Ieins. Select yours early and be ready when achool . ~ 'i f2.i5 KODACIIIIOioll II SCHOOL SUPPLIES . F11 mm _·:Jc' $1.79 t2.65 · 'IP,A~!tliCIMI II MOVt .~1! ..., ~ .-- t2.11 300 N~ AlLEI..ijLE. • ·Just the dresses she11 · Wide · mir~li. · want in the beautiful se- fo~ I~ ~r _pj!Dcll, lection - yoUI-ll!l!lliY now. , . ntanY styles in patterns, buy several at these reasonable prices. All Sizes On the BOOKS- TOYS S~l · .' 1st !ll)or-'lbls Week-~. We 1re ha~ a sale of Children• Books ant\. 'r.~y,, The~ .,.. tetii·. rifle barpi111-111 lona u they•list! . · .- - . •• ,• -."' '. ' t . -/i9c all the new fall colors and I '• ,, en on aale-and mate ,Our atlectlona early. coil>; · ·. black or wheat. Slim fit '"-pered leg, 100% FOR IACK·TO.SCHOOL 'Vf!AJ .. e.n ne . ~ ·· i 8olld coiOh - lh'lpet Western Style ton tweeds. ' Sllpovor - button .... clilanl - slpper COlli. I ., , ' :">i:Pf! • •. • The Mciny Styles . Young Men's Sweat•n Iring The Children To E~ In P...-y Far Their School Clothet and Acee11ari11 Dependable Mak11 Big S.lectiOM'-I'opvlar Styles. . BoWU:. Mrs. Marion Howell and Mrs. Fred Zimmerman and s o n, Freddie returned to their borne, Columbus today, alter spending 8 couple of doys wflh relatives. Mr. · and• Mrs. Bernard Garrett and daughter. Mary · AOQ Casto of Dunbar, W. Va. vlalleel ·Wednesday with her mother, Mrs. B. F. Grav~ly aod ber SISiec, M-s. J. A. EdeD, . smoothte IT'S ALMOST TIME FOR SCHOOL AGAIN ,I ' to attepd t h e "Childrens. Brian Danny 8 0 d fair. Her '?" Bruce ~arne last Charlot.; of oo' Hill. Mrs. Rue week to VISit witH hu grand- and cbffdren and Mrs. Bowman · ' Mr and Mrs Thomas aod 'children, &,. and J. T., have returned from a three Wtek vacation at Lauderdaleby-the·sea in Florida. They were accompanied by Mrs. Rue's sister and family Mr. and Mr Harold and A. Morgan and mother· I 1 ' ' ,, .. -. , ' ' . . �-~ . ~~ . ), ,/. ' > ce I J 1 r ' I SEOAC:ou.tlook..No. 6 · dto 7i • <: · • "- • poe comes with Dad to~ fair. you are, Llicl<J, ovecyone'oiU:··~~ dol. ' "!the giant octopus. Other u,.. 'IItere'o Mom and the tldo, and ing one home,': !rom the Mid· Older couplea cb~qce 1 ' rld•Eormbehind the cotton candy, tvm 11fandi'lla, alSQ who WOIIld· way, are oalf • r..r a1 'be • tbe rtrrtt wbMI w lbtD n, ai!GIIIOw ~ .inaobb'l miiJ a lair lor IIIYihiJ!c. SOIII>da at lllil . M,.._ C41!DIJ retire to 1 well-sbaded.,.. ~oJDn· ~of <;OIIPlea !QUI ~ Driv.tbo_lc Cba~tmng voieto, lbe ~ '*· . . rootlbalr aehiDa feet IIIII ~ tllrougb I!" utUblt bulldlna, alld ~!""'!""" for uhlbilloo. ding, d~ of the d8l1')'111an • You~ IClmplil' to IIIII wltli lhe nelibbon. al the ba!llllcrofll of !be Cblldrill bHng lhelr boh<>les bell lbe wl1lrrlns ,.,.,. of en- fro, up IIIII down tbe· llldwll)', ' · · _, ' · · ' m; an~tloo of ~ home 1 g~. accompanied by t b e from this ride to lbe .DOll," wttb Long u.,.._ lonn In front of Iboys' 4-H cluJ;io, tbe auractlv• a )llqe-ti)lbci!l, 11111' maybe a red- 1musical background of 1 b e cotton canciJ, C81ldled appla, '!'101')' ride . T11ere'o · the· Ult!elllower arra.,..,etlto, 10 to !be dy_l!ear. IQ. boot. ~ every·' many rldoo, the sbo\11 01 ''Here carmel popcorl! rli ~ fool Jqilllrp~oo, the ebu&·• ·lng - . 'l loct lbowo to ,.!eel wbal Ill• fll"' Ia tiYJr, tqo;,yciCN or ol4 to enjpy lhe tey,d-up """~that ""' ~~illy be lolllil·14 a lair. - loo, lloc'kl lpze - • eaob _bellevea (0 be the blut ' rll>bon bull. ' C..tltlta '·olher 1~ are aldie'*· Altw tre ,lhe ~a~at ..., equjpmonl, dfo., ,.ll)'ed by 1oco1 telldentl, W". .- the lit mlll•howo, and ....,., I · llnll •obow, and tbo fh"'ewn~ri:.l o dl_.,. ., · ' _ , . .... _...llllpl... AOIIISSiONS - ~ HoUJ, day, Dnter: Dorli Dint, Po!Jio aroy: E.W Colltlll, Ponteroy: Lawton Templeton, Jr• Pfii10 roy. . lliSCIIAIIOBS - Mn. DiYICI wtaeman allll .,., o1 ~; AnDIWood, DuflyRutl-·~~G-•aS!:"'.,! fGmei'OJ'• T" • . . , ·• b. .• .;, ..UP· WINNERS - /Jeff Aildre of $1claelt. 1>. ~ ,Mora, oheu ~r, Yet'! ~n lil tbtlr C]i.•&IS ~1. ..... ; · - ·"""' 'tbtJunlarFalrC.W.i!b01L'Jfblin4i7. . . . ! • · .. '· ,•. ,. ·' .-f ' J ,, 0 , • • • ] 1 1'. A.Matter Of Definition , . ., : ·,., ~ . I , ', - ' THERE Ia no queatlon In our mind that of $3,000 mA!!f'llttle o~ ·'!Othi&\: Ht.·,. 1 )·thofe people wbo m In dli'e olrcum- 1goo on to ~~)Ill poll\f 1!1 . IDIJio _., ltaDCel lhould be helped Ja · every way aer. A penon ·on ~ ~.•. who .:! possible to become 10ll sufficient Ia our ean11 enouati . to r.U. bll •!111:011!' , to ~­ ehanllng world. The bJC quetllon Ia bow ,3,000, loitla Ilia 1lght to · cOil~ .. thll _, and who ibould receive uslltanct from mm, 10 he Ia t!lerefort~ f;!!le&a!Pd , 9.1•-· the federal governmeut. One: ·of the big · poverty Jabll. He ~on tQ; 1\iiln ., 011&.. . ideao Is the retraining of penona to that it II eontl'&dlc!O,IJ of . the , tll~.­ make them able to-compete.for dnlnltle me11t to ean pec~ple ptiverty ~teD; jobs that will raise their.standard of llv· when It collected three bll!lOihlJ~ 'Ill , Ina· We have been look!Df for IOJIIe fll· penonal ·Income tallea from ·.~ . f~" ~ on the naulta of the tralnlt!j:.cltool, IDilllon AmeriCIIII With lnCQ~ 111.•ten · wtlieb bu been In opez:atiOn for • !hiD $1,600 In lup3, n woUld ~ , . nqDJbtr of rlloutbl. How 1111111 lnlned from theM llflll'tJ t;b•t the Jlll'.illiUJI.II!It ,, thiit have been able to fit jolil and do lhould !lot even attemlrt to to:u,ct ·P!~" · • utlalaetory pleet of work! liOIW meome ~ea unfll the }11UIJ I ~ ,. . Prtllmlnary-repoi'ta ·-re very encour- come ~~ the ltan\Jar4. · '1 a.,.~ aflnl, II will be lnlvutlill to 10t what, It Itt at ts,OOO. ·, . , , ,, any Cllanfet an mMfe In the COII)'III of., n,una tell PllllY dlffutnt iWtlef,'. fered. h woUld appeu !bet< there will lv~nce In a whUe we li'u mel! ex· probably have to-be 10me retralalllf of trav ant •tate~~~enC. .such .u t!i. fN! e(~ ; the relnlned, to keep illrtut of the COD-, 1, f.ct . I two-third' of the ·JIIWIII iif. P\• t ltantly chanlinf eoridll/0111 one fl~ In · .w.~ fo to bed hungry every illaht. We · l;bt world. · . '' · :..0 'l ib !d see those fl~a ·.111:9\'"'- _ One of ~~ biJ proii'IIDI II! f.ht, wlr ' We bow-.that there Is ~ -lo~ 9t auli'litll\dl . J uallllt poven,- ciDlpalp of ~~ ard llriliJ In all parta of, the wor111; '&!If . l'olmlo1_1le to provide lobf IJICI our cqatltn' 1e not exempt. We do li:DQw th01t,' that llltd tt. Ol tht am;. ·'1tllt i •s.ooo meome, (eaah taeo~l mente 1re 1t111 WIIIDf hot Ill over tht wpUI4 "'• regal ecoilomk afttu'ln. IN; COl!Dtry about the claulllcatlon oi peop- ny·lJar!a of 'the world, tllll Qlll' l~ve( ~ le In the ponrty poup, We eame lei'OII due•to 0\11! excellent sntem of ffu :;a• . thtle. ~ ~~ the' othtr .day, 'tlrpriat. The .1\lviiJ'PIQel)l plamletl .,, about the ts.OOO ltlndard tor· poverty. 10 \lied to deallllf will! UtrOaotnlcalfll• . One prominent federal ' .lellllator ure1, ltlt Uttl~ _wonder !bet. ~hinJ Q!l• _ uya that 111c~ a ~tlon of 111 laeol!l• der a million lookllnflntWmaL· .! aoes •w _ • PONY WINNER - Ceward Calvert, Jr., o! Pomeroy, fOI_ng by the ll'lndstand all alone aa his pony, "Trifler", too~ first place money Ia the Pony Harneu racing field of'lS entries. Lawrence Johnson, Racine, won second and Cheryl Wllllallll of Rutland wu third. E. M. BURT!* Phone WY 2-2612 571 Broi<IWOJ\ It, .,, Middleport, 011&. RACES August 23, 1964 ltOO P.M. E.S.T. IWid Setback-· ~~esar.~Good' Si• miles North of POMEROY on U. 5. 33 Thon Ono milo on Puch Fork Rood ... · PRACTICE 10 A.M. to J2:39 .~~ ,;~ Children Under 12 Free With Paren!J Sponsored by Moigo Motorcycle Club, Inc.. ~ ' ' • • 1 ' ., .. STOCK LIMITED - ONE OF EACH ALL SALES FINAL -- CASH CincinnaU at Los Angeles · -Maloney (11-9) vs. L. (2-4). St. Louis at San Francisco (night) - Simmons (13·9) vs, Gamts Oltcago at,,New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Houston, night Cb>cinnati at Los Angeles, nlghl Louis at San Francisco NORGE 3611 DELUXE eGLASS OVEN DOOR e20" OVEN eUGHT AND TIMER eBURNER GUARANTEED FOR LIFE eBURNER WITH A BRAIN VESTA 3611 DELUXE eGLASS OVEN DOOR e17" OVEN eLIGHT AND TIMER eBURNERS GUARANTEED FOR LIFE eBURNER WITH A BRAIN GOUIWATU PLANI VI8IT WAHINGroN (UPI) - Reo Final Show!ngl . "BIG BENEt ••VARIETIES . publtc,n pl'tSlden~ nomlnet Barry M. Golclwallt will visit N.,. Yort MGIIdq to meet witb repi'OSelllltiftl of lnduttey, blnkq &Dtl -moree. cam~ oflloe ,; ' an- JicJunged ~ tbal tbe Arl· wur ' . (, ''I ·..·;-.oF;1964" 10111 senator attend a dln· ner IPOQIOrt~ !If Georp CbaD>,piOI!. ~Dot tbo Chase .lolanbattatt Bililk' Ill • York, IJ!d 1111)111 ~. 1'1\> . . tired ~ -~ tho CleMral l!leclrio Co. ~ " ' QOP ' -~ floan!le. dlalrman. the Hallllll, left, · ROYAL (Magic Chef) e 36" WITH 20" OVEN eALL PORCELAIN eBURNERS GUARANTEED FOR UFE -.~., 'l:il :rt!E BEST ON\YJ~ I . NO MONEY DOWN-$2.00 PER clnw day. eattlt!ll the ..~ n~'f~Wi ..., . plaCed first In ~ '11lundayt emperaturea - hJcb 11u1 belfer wi!J tol" for thoae that IWI tl, 10\J f2. Frldoy mcrln, - or thrH year~o~· II 1110::10 a.m. .' ,. ' ·. ' ·' · ., . ...' ·,,·, x·· ALL AT REDUCED TRADE-IN ., . . Diiec:~ by Bob lloe!Ucb ~OWl Gil)- " ~~!~ One-Half Mile Track:=! .· Admission $1.00- Free Parking lfl' • t o · , _ eour.. JohnsonThemeia Pu8hed. Syncom3to Gain Perfect Earth Orbit 1 ,. "' . �• . ' •ttany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleporj, o., Aug. 21, 111114 Castro · Draws .i:n Ecenomic Belt I'!XaAiliiV'III - l'dl By nlANCIS L. M.OC.!;IITHY Bank !ICUn:H oald lhe ~~op- l VaiiN l'nlt llliOrMiioM! buy odt.t lMued , . , U.Vana NEW YORK <VPI) -O!bo last -..,11 al10 ordon4 1D ond bas ordered Us lonip to oU negotiations not lalllns trade representaUves overseas wtthlo the ~ ottoccdea. to suspend further pure~~..., and of aU !etlan ol aboard, bonk sources sa)d to- credit lncludlnl tllaoo fir purday. ~ues olrtady made. They said that only parts and Tile or<ler clarified bltberlo supplle, needed lor the sugar onexplalned olllfts In top and nickel Industries and a CUban economl< posts. Ill the medical research center wero paot sevoa ..0, CUM hu excluded from tho order. '"''-'Oil t.:u:..~c =~.~.cu: has spent more than •t has taten In, and now must retrench. r ousted flellno ll04I &apr lt Cllito R'EPAIR fAT LOW COST! K&C found her in "Roman Holiday," adored her in "Funny Face" and were enslaved by her chic in "Breakfast at Tiffany's!' Julie would have been another Uza entirely - a face known only to Broadway (a slim segment of ••• METROPOLITAN MOTORS .. 3. _,,.. . , •sooo DOWN . . .• ,. ~.. i ll!Jor §ttdan." ·Au!llli\&Ue u.,.. arad J"adJ.o. , ,:,,_.,., , ' · . "'. •.'·\ J1'1-~·'· ·! - l ,..,If ~ "bei'ttt -~ -' , ', 1 .: ; - •( · ~ DQ<ir Sfild. •'!Jllti.~dard trans.ft.dto ..4bea~. ; 1961 Dodge .. - - $1195. . Lancer ' Door. sedan. Automnlle . traM. ladlo.' OJlll ~· . •. ,.• 19.(»0 PQ.dae -· - .• $1~95 '' Sedan VB. ·Au'l:maue Irons. Ptwtr One local eartf\11 cwner. ~ .,. & DoOr aloei111.. tl~ ·.......·' 1960 Dodg~ - • • $1p95 •. . & Door Sedall. ·a erL llacUo and beater. Ont olmer. 1959 DOdge • • • --~$. · ' Door Sadln va. PoWer oteerm., autoroatto tr11111. Radio · ind beater.·· · 1959 Plvmouth .. • . • ~$~' '· Door Sedan vfi. Automatic lrl"'· llodlo ancl ~. & 1959 GMC · - • - • •1o95 :., 1 Ton Stab VI.·&opee4 UIDI. Dual - ...... 1959Ford • · • • *1595' z Ton Cab and ChaiSil V8. 5 sp,ed trans. S.;lhiO tltfo. · Good con41UOn. ' - - .. $(}95 , 1958 Oldsmobile Door Seda•. Power lleerlnl- lladlo and boltar. & 1957 Chevrolet - -· •795 ' Door Sedan ve. A.-.11• v.ns. llacUo 1114 bea!ir.,. ·19S70id$mobile ·•· -~59$ ··· 2 DoOr &aid Top. Power st.eerinJ. Au~liaU• '· tran•. lladio ..d bOJ~· _ · · 1956 Plymouth -, • .. *19.5 Door Sedan V8. Automatic traM, Ro41o ancl 'II<IJter. Other In Stock & .1954 Pontiac - - • •195 4 Door SedaD. Standard tranJ~ 'l1le Chief Executive the southeast when he a crowd of aboutgate 40 t.ourilts at walked over to shake hands and introduce the Beagles, "Him" _J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~ Sons Co~ Middleport Dart--lancer S. Second & Mill NOW WOMEN'S Dress Shoes .- C.nd Flats . pi'~ *2100 .. AT A 1956 Chevrolet 2 Dr. LOW ·Asis, V8, R&H, Auto. Trans. Ht sqjd that reaCtion to . visi" so. far in J'aris, Bruasels and Tbo;Hattue ~ail been ao favorable lbat ha h8cl beeJi "astoniJhed." '100°0 DOWN ·PRtCE . - TAGII 1961 Chevrolet2 Dr. Sedan 63 FOR-D GALAX IE 4DO · . >·.· OR. SEDAN ' ,, SHOE BOX .Middleport, o. iol1 Party leaders up wltiJ a · ll1e dl!y'. ials Committee . Holpoinl_Custom Green !fl(•. . . . .; · · · · ~ 1't1!9n fnlerfo '' " d~ l:rlllmnl•·•J. : . . r, v.s lllOfor. .fa · tire ~n, heater White .. • n. s. A on~"-M· .. , . ', . .. •••--• ., "".w.aaer : a~eiaJ~ ~~ ... ' . ' Stand•rd Trans. Radio & Heater. One Local OWner I, 1961 Rambler 6 '' ' • Puah Buttllll Drive. a.dio & Heater. Real Nice .....,,. !!f...... 19t3 ·Scout Pickup Truck ~\• .' UkeNIW Sea These 1nd M•ny More OFFERED AT METRO POUlAN MOTORS BLAETtNAIS . • ." . 0 ! . Poma,.,., 0. . . ·-·1· ~,__·~------ • • .. . ' ' . . . . ....,.. . :;! .. . . j•·'···· •' ~- - •. , . ,, • ' . r--r . · ,There is ·, t totl~J)J~1;l ~ "' . .,good ~eal • ..,.- -·~· ' l .'" - . " . ~ . 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'f Ill ' 1 -FOReHEATING ePLUMIING eROOFING YOU CHECK AT - 6061. 2 I .NQ HAVEN ,..u •• the population), a graceflu . surprise to · the movie audiences. When s~e mad~ he1 entrance as the flower girl In · Drury Lane, it would have been the marvelous difference between "Isn't Audrey che,rming (ezclamation point)" and "who is this wonderful creature?" Julie would not have been a movie star to the paying customers; obe would have been for most, the first Liza Doolittle they ever saw. Mr. Warner's whimsicality, or what· ever It was, is 20th C•ntury-Fox's gain, for they have Julie bursting upon the wide screen in Uvfng color in "Sound of Music," moving like a leaf Jn the wind, smiling like an angel, smiling like an ililp. Lighting up the whole picture with her warmth and singing the lovely score in her own lovely vole-no dubbing needed. The facl that she did not make the team in the celluloid edition of "My Fair Lady" is also a great break lor Wall Dis· ney, who has her in "Mary Poppins," and Marty Ransohoff who will he springing her as the .unusual heroine of "The Americanization of Emily." It ts Mr. Ransohoffs opinion that Julie wiU emerge as the ereatest star the screen lias seen ,in 30 years - and he hasn't even caught her in ' Sound of Music ." Judging from the 45 minutes I've seen of Julie as Maria in that musical, I'll cover hi~ bet. While we are in the department of fine performances, I would Uke to rec· ommend for your attention and applause a new album called "TV's Penny." on which the singer is Rosemary Prinz, a very pretty young woman who bas been devoting considerable time to video soap operas, but who happens to have the vo1ce and style to do standard ballads, blues, rhythm tunes, and you name it. I can see her now at the Persian Room; it's just a question of time, and not a long tirn,::e·~------- Lewis Repair Service • . BUY ANY CAR UNTIL I I - I ! tremendoo• . .. ' • . Bank sources said p"""'nt plight coold be attriblltod ·u sh o1 ld 111 ••~ 1 to ,. c:ra wor prleo>s. comi'OU>ded by teurbb buylnl and ~in8 of credits abroad. Qloa '• lravelil\g C<Jmmereial a;enll sbuiUo consl1111tly betw)len ji;urQgean block cap!tala tryln' to obtain 1 critical good&. E 1 p • r t s said waste u overbead Will ly DOROTHY KILGALLIM . / EXPERT t\VATCH Ohio Oiler Sent. To Prison Voice of Bro.adwav •.. reportin!u · ·: ' ' ly DOitOTHY KILGALLEN HOLL)'WOOD: Every once in a In the entertainment world ·as in ruspend credit lor foreip pur- wblle, life, the miracle happens. ~ses . , This year's miracle is Julie Andrews. Get ready for her. She will delight your heart. The mem~rs . of the "trade" press wiU be shown the se~ent of "The Sound of Music" in which Julie and the seven children to whom she is playing governess sing "Do-Re-M!." I have seen this Part of the film, and another baH hour of the rough cut in which $e does the title song, "My Favorite Thin'gs" and a new tune which Richard Rodgers wrote especially for the cinema version of the Broadway show. . Every moment that I saw . on the screen is ioyous magic . I would guess that this will be a picture people will want to see over and over again, like ~'Gone (Jpert crlfiSmttl wll ....,.. Jllll' With Ihe Wind." watch to tap runnloic ~loll and • • • · - ~ ~ ••• j;QIIIpn ... low prlcos and aport wolk. Wa I would also like to be able to read are feolwiJIIIllt ontlra Speidel line Mr. Jack Warner's mind when he sees of tadln' ana men's fdtehbafldl. "The &lund of Music" for the first time. includina: the sensational, new TwN· and reali•es that be could have had this 0-FieK cfesiJM tn a wide witty af ltylaand prien. enchantress as his Liza Doolittle In "My Fair Lady," but for some unfathomable reason he passed over her in favor of Audrey Hepburn. Audrey will be a dream in it, of course; she could · be nothinJ: else. But she will be Audrey Hepburn to JEWELERS the fans-her cult of worshippers wbo omeroy eeonomy States. The order confirmed rooeDI National Foreign Trade Cour.cil iNFTC) speculati011 based "" reports from the fiDancial Times of London ancl lhe Now York Journal of Comlner<e that near chaos In ito own finances would force CUba to 1 IS mlnlller, Mtroelo renaandei - • pruldont of lht CUban NatkNI Bank, Maj . Alberto Moro .. mlnl!ter of fo1'e1«<l ~~ and set up 1111 UDpre«dented augar mllliatry. 'l1le new CubaD eoonomlc erlsis also was ...U~ lo be behind re<!Oilt II.alatont poiiCO feeltJ'S dlrec:ted at the United 'l ' '' .·. ,, \ ' V:t-·" • �• l IR t - • or ... ' I • • l t . II F ' ' • d ,. ' 2~ 1\'Y 2•214t I; • Mlddlel>OI1 .. . Tl '$ FO l D ctcs Ohio ddlopoH ., ' • .t. / ' ,....., . 8 ' .B J.'" ~ ... ·~· ' . ::>. -~ •• I }._ • ~ s p n, W. Va, '·· !i ...,. . me 1 n ot Good a· ail ' ' ' .... w. '. ·co~"· ...,. ' OPI!t' ( • B•llt41f/·l/l •• PO ol our c olel': bt •. -' •''I .. ' ~ ' . fl., Jnd Ar..,. l.a•test rm t �' ... .:~ ...... ;Pric:es Sla,$~edl· r:: =-. , . . . ·.......___ -.. --·. .- ,,= -_ ...... -""-=·--............... .............. . - ....... , . . . . cw 11 om:- ... O&IID " ' tuM" • oeiN ,,....... • .- r a ·. :;-..'1Aaur ·.ALL OK CARS MUST GO rt'C Check These "Red T1g Specl1lll'' ·. manllln& s tans w11b Ill sm. 111111 1t· POMEROY af ....... <OBI. eGIIIrOII. f/l. WI t. 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Anllqua fumlture, op!nntnc wheel. ''nner bell, mtique bedroOm oulte. Lola "' other bargaillf too IIIIJIIOnlll> ll1tllll& 1962 Volk~agen 2 Door···· ·· $1499 l4w mlleoao, -rlnyl trim, delwco equipped, ll'tfD llnllh. 'l'lree llhow lliUe ww. ........... ............... ,.. .... .. ..,.. 1111 Cit •••• P 7Ill ... Ill IIIII 1961 Comet S-22 Spt. Cpe. · · · · $1295 Low mile... b.r oareflll local ownB. VInyl buekel ,..~~, tao and' belgo flnilh, llrJe 8 encino. radio and beater. N.,. ear IIPPflND.. md performanee. ee-Me'hrr Is CIII n Wilt Dlf • trll 1961 Chevrolet Ccnalr .. · ...... $1399 s*- CJLJ' lly'" you and moth~ ..adl , , , lm'afllf 1!411"1 .f tlarrld onlr oncel" · Satioo Wqon, 7110· Sorlel- Leu tbon 29,000 uetua) mllea and appeu:oanee aD:d nerformance of new. Powerdidt 11114 beafer, ...... flnlllh, opotllll jittoiior. Irma.-- SPJ!X:lAL, ' ...,,.. -~?· cirL Radio and beater. 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Jclm Lyona 11114 l'rs. 61)1rley llllla hJ&bllll>~ t h • Jll'OI1'am when the B~ Bee Cla!,s of th6 Middleport First Baptist Church II\Ot- 'l!rursday even1J1i ot the church. The meeting waa opened by the prtslilent, Mrs. John Lyons. Mn. A. R. Pullen gave the <>~!"Ding proyer with .Mrs. Nell Werner in cbarge of di!Vo-tioils. Sbe gave a I'Mdi~tion entitled, "The Valloy of Dis- ' •'1'be book)@~ Sec~t . I.s.l '· couraaement, u taken from the and concluding ' . Place," with prayer. Seventeen members and one guest, Mary Mills, answered roll call giving a Bible verse. allace Refuses pport For ~BJ CIT¥ {UPI) - Gov. George C. Wallace bethe .~bama delegation's elalm to seats at the National Convention today by his refusal to .upport of President Johnson in the Nov. 3 elec-- SUN., MON. ond TUES. August 23-!5 "A DISTANT TRUMPITH ('l'echnicolor) Troy Donohue Susan Plesbette COMING "ADVANCE TO THE REAR" Glen Ford MINKUS Aua• 30 • hpt.miMr 1 Walt Disney's "MOON SPINNERS'" ltptemHr 4 thru Sept. 9 STAMP ALBUMS U. S., World & Guides To Collecting . ' COMING - "Viva Los Veau" - .ilvls Presley, "Wild and Wonderful," "Hey There, Yogi Bear," "Robin and the I Seven Rood&," "Seven Faces of Dr. Lao," "Good Neia:hbor . $1.00 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ' I • • t • ·' ), . ·: ~ ','· _S~!ape fo~; Tuesday Night ' . ' l ~. ' };}{.'·•:: ' • .,.._~~~~'! .... ' I J i ·,~ . '" ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , J.,oey management, b~ause: · W. addition to its subtle disdpline, itgi"'" J')U ' ' Puy 3% lnterett On..Savlns•· · - \ ' Bank ' ;f...... -.A Memwr Fedtrol R~ Sy.tttm I'O.ftrtl Dtpoolt lnourancil Mf!!gs County for over Vo ye~~rl . POMEROY- RUTLAND ' ( .. MAl\) ~ DRIVE·IH TONIGHT ' . Laurence BUYey;Uid. Clolre •BlOOD> In "THI WDNDUFUL WORLD DP THI IRDTHIRS O)IIMM" ' 4' !>atrl: AlltG ·. 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