https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b395efa840f5d521e767a52ee6f3aa9e.pdf 89e9ab3bb7496a647b2b5407d2b32399 PDF Text Text - ..... -. . . . . . ... -. . .. --·- . - ... -~- ... • I I' • Pt~otor lnstt1lt. Middleport Band Tag Day will be October 17, Mrs. Mullen Chairman Colemtln MO<Ii!mror The Rev . Howard Huppelt 1n-1 :; lled llt:'" nffkrrs when !be \\'t'~'mJn<;ler \"Huth Fellmn.lu p ol r•w 'l iddleport flr"' L'nll{'d , P r":"'-1•\ IE'na n Churc l1 ml't Su n· I J~~\ , \~'mng <:tt lht> church 1\lr.l :1110 ' i n P;,ul Haptonst<JII. ad· 'J -...n .... met wtt h Hl(' group 11-Dafiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 29, 196t Men'• FeUONIIhlp Group Orgartned Jerry Masten, Mrs. Char~ les EsJ(eW and .Mrs . Gardner Wehrung to Rev . Jerry Mast~ ers, Conrad Ohlinger, Glen Smith, Milton Roush, Melvin Smith, Louis Osborne, Cline Dailey, Gardne1 Wehrung, Joe Reynolds, and Rev Hicks and son. Douglas. RETURN TO HOMES A Men 's Fellowship was Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wlnla.111 The annua l Band Tag Day Lbankmg t.:1e group for the two organized al th~ Pomerr·· has been scheduled for Satur- weeks spent at the Ohio Unl· Church of Christ Thur!lday evof Augusta, Maine, and Mr. day, October 17 by the Midd le- versity Band Clmic this sum- ening. Rev. Donwld Hicks pasand Mrs. James. Williams of port Hand Boosters Meeting mer. Mrs. Bahr named a uni~ tor of the Middleport Church Thompsonville, Conn., returned :\ot onda y evenmg In the high form committee with Mrs. of Christ was guest speaker us-tt their homes Saturday evenschool cafeteria , Mrs 0 o n Henry Clatworthy as chairman ing as his text, Romans 12 ·HZ. mg after having been called Mu llen wa s named tag day 1 and a telepnone committee to Electio'"l of of~ers was held l 'III('E'rs tn<:.l<tllt'd tncludt'd chairman Wllh Mrs. Tom Rue contact members when neces- with Louis Osborne selected as here by the death of their mo\l •>tlt·r:ll r,r, Ho.\ ('olern;Hl. \'tf't' a s!:li.s ltng. sary. president and Gardner WehNAME OMI'J'TED ther and grandmother, Mrs, \bl1•' t :.~lo r St•r,•n Ll'\\ l:-; Sl'c 1 Mrs. Cash Bahr' president, daThe ~oupd will rnsor th 81rung, secretary and treasurer. The name of Mrs. Robert W. E. Williams, Sr. While bert rt' l<ir·\ Ldllh 1-Ltptonsuill Tre<1· tur ay mg t at e Projects for the church and Roush of Minersville was un- they visited their sisters, Edopened the rneetmg and wei- . nee "lr' r C •ntllt' B<.~chnl'r· 1\ Sst.<:l ! corned the parents and Lhe high school. Mr Russell spoke ways of raising funds were dis- intentionally omitted as brides- na Edwards ~nd Mr. and Mrs. ott ,., r, tan Sut> H~t' Pu b- I new band director and prind- on the advantages of summer cussed. Refreshments of pie maid for the Young • Jus tis Howard Ebersbach and family L· II" 1\H i h~ L<H"!:'~. pal, Mr William Russee l Mr. band camp and the group also and coffee were senred by Mrs. weddin6. and brother, Th.oma!l Edwards. '.rrr 11 lewis Wi::b !Jt<~ni'>l ror voted to sponso1 the cominl!: of - - - - - - - -- ' : _ I.. W McComas . school super~tuttn <;mgmg: Roy Culr>n,an. ..............................•••••••••••• " intendent. introduced Mr . Rus- the Ohio University Band to tox, Middleport. :.• Jlltl(hldl• r V. d" ''1 clltll;l' o! ! hl' .l sell. a graduate of Ohio Um- Mhiddl~p o.rt during February ~· :1 rce ~I r H a p1 on~t~1l~ cnn . . w en 1 1s on tour Mr and Mrs. Wayne Sharp : verslly wllh additional work at I and family of Zanesville, Ohio, : d .• 1·'il .J K1hlf• qutl l •t~>k le ~ 'iiW Oh io _Slate, ana spoke of his I Mrs. Leland Brown g?ve. 8 the weekend with Mr . and : i:ltld pun(' h wrre st'rved t(l ii uv. appni"cJa tion for the work done ! report of the past years fmRobert L. Sharp. : 111~ ' h•' met'tln);i so far in lhe band ~ason . J abncdes and reported over $5,000 Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. : Mr. McComas stressed the a been made by ~he Band John Lyons and family were tile • 1.\'HL ILL~ II\ COLLECt-: i GOES TO 1 cooperation between band mem-j ~oosters and spent for needed llal:ter's mother, Mrs. Bernard J.ll t' t'~ Oiler. sun u! !\Irs bers and the director and the Items durmg the past year . and Mr. and Mrs. AlC1 .Ke Orlt•t S\ r,H·u-~· h .l 8 soimprovement in performance . Following the meeting Hoffer and daughter, Marfl lt'nlber of lhe F re ~ hlfl;rn ( l 1 s~ the band m the Friday mght Cii.d hour was held and cake and son, George, of Zane& a 1 \1 'Jnt·n \\'J isw. Collt•)!t' S11.1fl shows and coffee and nuts served nmua. :\. t '. Ul!Pr ~ ~ d !.!t .Jd · Mr. Russell remarked on from a table centered with an Mrs. Tom Rue and daughTO GIVE YOU U;tte u! Rae1ne l!tgh ,-:f'i,,H tl. ' • progress wi th band members arrangement of yellow and ter, Sue, were business visitors • Cla~s of l%3 \\;H lt•n \\"1hun and his desire to work togeth- orange fall flowers mt~de by in Huntington, W. Va. Saturday. : C tt"'l !.!e lS U\lllE'tl <irld ur {'t :t l('d er to make an (JUtstandmg band Mrs. Bruce Lloyd. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Fau1k- : b\ H1e Bu:tn! u! Ntoti ,m;il \11~ - : in every way. He especially Jeanne Cooke, Mrs. Tom Rue, ner of Charleston, W. Va. spent : SHit'-. ll"t' I 'm ll'rl Prt· -, b.\ It'!" · ror. mended the band members' Mrs. Don Mullen and Mrs. the weekend with his mother, •• 1 iJn Churcl1, L :-..A. •• pride in their appearances and Bruce Lloyd were in charge of Mrs. James Faulkner. :• •• performance. the hospitality. ARitfVES SAf'F.I.Y •• Mrs. James Faulkner has re-- : •• Durmg the business letters ----\11 . ;,nd \1r <: /.l()~d \ln (lrt' ·' word of tile hospitallza- : •• were read from Margery Harn·~ ··,\ed \I ;J td 1l1d! lhl·t r .'>on of her son~in-law, Mr. Fred : 1 ris and Rose Marie P.· l;,ny ,\1n. te , 1dl11 lt· 11 Mees as the result of a stroke : ••• • Br·(•d~ _ill Alll ' \o Tt·rm rn. Jl un •• recently. He is a pa· : StrJ'I'lllb<:' l !:1 arri\l'd o.,. ilrl\ Ill , • je S€'rved the cake and M r s. tient at Lakewood Hospital in • • • c: e1 tn;~n ;. on SL';J tfmher lH Ht~· Earlene Zickafoose, cousin of Cloovefao1d. His wife Is the form~ •• MR. A\H MUS. LAURY LYNN HEINES i ~ ~LI I : •tned <~I \V '. l'! hlll !;! ll·' ·lrl the bride and Mrs. Op'ha Offutt, er Jean Faulkner. They moved \1•1tr•~ H11T Emr uliP '~ll' l ~ top­ •• I M ddl to Cleveland recently f r o m lhe punch. Assisting m • /" J u1 L'lll >f!li 1 .11 Suuih 11.11 1tp •• n i eport Columbus. serving were members of tile •• h ttr. E n ~ LJml. JOF class. Guests were regis- Mr. Clyde Fisher is recover· Jim Reed, who is employed tered by Mrs. Terry Cullums ing sa tisfactorily from surgery at Battelle Institute in Colum••• and Mi ss Alita Carpenter. performed Friday at Holzer bus, visited with his parents, •• EXTRA LONG fails on !his sport shirt group l The bride. a graduate of Hospital in Gallipolis. . and Mrs. James Reed this : • POMEROY 01-f\0 • stay in .• , won't c:reep out! t Jlt"~ (';u oh·n Sue Ed11 a rds , dau ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy High School, class of Mrs. Charles Courtney receiv- past weekend. : •• Vt'tl\,tiJ Ll.i\ td Ed\1,1rds. 100 Unwn Ave, became the 1961 _ is a senior at Ohio Uni- ed word Sunday that her moth· Dale Smith of Canton, was: LAST TIME TONIGHT •• bridt• of Mr. L a tr\" L yy nn Heines, son of Mrs. Thlo versify, majoring in Speech and er, Mrs. Gertrude Robinson of the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Law- : 'ROBI N AND THE 7 HOODS •• llt.' Jil€$ ;:~ nd the l.:.~ t e Mr ll emes. Hemlock Grove , in an Hearing Therapy. The groom, Byesville, Ohio, had suffered a renee Reed and attended the (1l"< ltrn eulu n ••• i·";Jn l. Slf,,lira !Je an :\l;ll·tin nn.press1ve Ct'n, mon.v at the Uni~ed Methodist church also a graduate of Pomeroy heart attack and was hospital- Zion Church of Christ Homellt ll :.! I '" • · ~ I l l E rl11 (, Ho bill •• SllndJy, SL•ptc111ber 6 High School, class of 1961 , also ized in Guernsey Hospital in coming held recently. <. on S:mHnl ll<~ l' l :'i .l r Pd•·r • • ThE' vows of th e c!ouble ring ceremony were read at is a senior at Ohio University, Cambridge. Mrs. Courtney left Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kennedy r,,lk U~ t!• i.ira Ru<IJ, \'trtur 8UI 1111. ••• 2.:w p m.. b_v th e Hev. C. 1\Ielvin Alkire before an altar maJonng in Industrial Te-ch- Monday morning to be wilh her spent the weekend in northern Cc laa artoons •• Uet tJia1t·d 11ith two \-ases of white gladioli, palms and nology. mother. Ohio where tfley visited with •• !·,,o seH'll br.lll{' h C3JH.Ielilhra entwined with ivy. Following the reception, the Recent guests of Mr. Rue her sister and brother-in-law, : W EDNE SDAY , S~PT. 30 • NOT OPEN · 1 - - - - couple left for a weddi'ng trl·" Tuckerman were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lake at : •• t .1 1 1 1\ I11If h 0f ' <lur nur ~ mustc silk illusion was held In plar.e •• -TI-IURS ------'1 13 11 in the south.. For travel!'ng, ~e R. C. Tuc kerman oI L'mco In, West JeIferson. Mr. and Mrs. •• .. FRI., SATURDAY w~ts ~res en Ied b. Y n rs e bv a crown of rh inestones. She Lu N b ed M dM K • • N 11 1 d M • bride changed to 8 three-piece e . Over the weekend t h e Lake join r . an rs. en- • October 1-2·3 • I'll l lllg .• orga ms · all .rs camed a whije Eastern Star t h h fM d I tr' C I b' St • • \ v k so lo! 1 wool suit, with "'-ige and brown wen to t e ome o r. ne y or a 1p to o urn 1a a· •• THE BEATlt:S I' • ,;·n ey an ran en, s Bible topped Wilh an orchid ue 11'ulckt,rtrlan''s d ugh I h th I· ed I h •• '' A HARD DAY 'S NIGHT" \1 1 ~, VanVranken ~an g, '' Be , . . . . . accessories and wore the orch- l " a ter, Mr. and ton were ey vs1t wt : • ll!1 \ \HI. 111-:RI":, Fill I,S 1 C<Ju"e I Luve Thee." " The Wed-[ i\Jth sr~lm slreamers Lied m lov- id from her bridal bouquet. Mrs. Sidney Russell of Corn- their uncle and family , Mr. and : • ·: II [ HI : \TI. FY Joh n [ f'll •• • Fabrics include Sanforized cotton broadclothsin !:! JlrJn•r." and whJle the co u·lers knots. The couple are residing at Joining them were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Milhoan and family, : n•n, H tli. , Sl~r r. P:IUJ ~.]( flannels-corduroys! '.11 1:n t,,.r, J·I:Jrri sun . ••• pie knelt on \~lllte sat m cove r- Miss Cheryl F.dwards. sister ~~:~;~~·ent 12-A East State St., Edgar Tuckrrman and and in Olmstead Falls with Mr. : • Tremendous assortment of plaids, prints, checks, F e a l ur~>tt~: Pd b('nch, " The Lord's Pray- 1o1 the brJde, was ma td of hon- j, Mr. Russell's Mrs. Ralph Gillilan and : •• solid colors! P11 rdon My Terror • t.' r ." or: Mrs. Don Gmeser, sister Out of town guests for the observed during tbe and Mrs. Rollin Walters. : C11~ toon~ • Come in now and choose several! · Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hapton-d •• \,llllt '- ';" ~t ·. Chihlrl'n --40c ••• I ~ . . b h of the groom, matron of honor, an d reception BP al ~<- ~ :11 1l o!'J ;q.hl'J e r I and Miss Diane Koos, room~ Mrs. Alfred Hawk, Visitors with Mrs. Elmer Matand children, BUJ an : utven m marna ge Y ph ,r ln :ric fnthcr, the bnde worr. ~ floor mate of the bride at Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Earl tox include Mrs. Leonard Edith, were dinner guests of : "UN. MON., TUES. lelnglhllg ol\t of 7hite sadtm a~d lve-rsi!y, lhe bridesmaid. and Mrs. Earlene Zick~ Colwnbus, Mrs. Eva Blakand Mrs. Eugene Gherke •• o (t. 4-5-6 c 1:11111 Y ace. cature .a _It- I They wore Idcn1ical baller'-llllOoJse and children, Logan; Mr. Medina, and Edward Matweek. ·····················································\ •· c ooo NE•GHBOR SAM'' ~~~rl iJndJce <Jnd_ bouff:mt sk_m ina lenglh gowns or treasure and Mrs. Robert Smith and l'•·t llill(>oiOJI 11 I I I Tl b0 d ·' ~< 1. 1 ''llll tr·1n . Horny Stlltlf'i ~\ J 1 t' lapc rain. lC Jce blue brocade taffeta styled with children, Marietta; Mrs . Weald· t p,,,·,•!iv Pronne. i\11 had a scalloped neek hne and sea !loped necklines and bouf~ thy Tate, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. l 11 "I ' '' 11 n' lls , .. dHa rrt r;. lon g ~leeves_wJth button closmg fant skJrl , and blue shoes. All Earl Shreives, The Plains·, Mrs. ::.. ., n. Ed\1.ud .\ ud• cw.,;. co mmg lo pomls over the hands 1 J t. ·~ 1\ ~e. . . · wore matching veil!! attached Richard Koos and Miss Diane E~~~"~~9i"~~Her t'lbow length tiered veil of lo laffeta headbands with ros· Kenos ha, w·1sc.; Mr. a nd ettes and white lace gloves Mrs. Wallace Hatfield and Da· They earned colonial bouquets vid Arnold,..::. Toledo; Mrs. Gilof blue and white hnted carna~ bert Mault and children and lions with wl11te streamers. Mrs. Donald Lewis, South WebKimberly Grueser, niece of ster; Mr. and Mrs. Jack to the groom. was flower girl and IPI!Ugh,, Mason, W. Va; Miss wore a yellow organza dress Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. over yellow taffela , yellow shoes Thomas and children and and a hf'adband of flowers. She Thomas, Columbus: Mr. lcarrii<·d a yellow basket of yelMrs. Charles Rayburn, Chilow rose petals. cago, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Harter David Edwards, brother of the Scheall, Mrs. Nora Eakins and Quiet is the measure of car quality. So take a .Elegant paneled interion. ricll quilted upholstery, cut-pi\t i , was ring bearer. He wore Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Smith, teat drive and lioteq •.• to the uncanny quiet nyloa. carpeting, tear «mer arm resu, Silent·Flo ventilation. a grey suil and ca rried a heart Dayton. M.aru:tani Oil 4-door modeb, changes air wlth windows doso:l . WSTV-TV CH. 9 1 sr•;~~~ ;white sa tin pillow. lr;,=========--.1 al all 17 new Forda. Compare their 111100th, ' Dew Fonl Galasie .500'~t-with new 240-Cll. in. " Bi.g Six.·· enWTAP·TV CH. 15 I as best man was Ter~ hushed ride, their quality feeling agaiiiBI any gine for better mileage, more punch, V-8 smoo~nesa. Strongeac. .ol~ rr on WSTV 1\adio ul ~alllt' lillie Cullums or Minersville and other cars ... at any price. You'll know imme- quietest body-frame ever bui-lt for a Ford. Tttlt ed, etso tv ani! radia time, peld tor by th~ Reoulllican Stat• ushers were John McMurray of Centr al and b~{U!>ve Comm•ttte, 1? N "i 1 ~~ St . Cc tumbu• 15, Oh 1o, ' DeW 'ord Cuatoau and Cuatom 500'1-same solid constructioe, b)' c. Bhn, Chelrman. rd Pol Ad'. Pomeroy, Jack Welker and Rodiately-these new Fords are the Quiet Ones. euy handling, unooth ride, front and ~ar ann ree;l5, roominew t Dew Fwd Galuie 500/XL'•-lhe ~ticst Foro... Bucket sealS, and deaa ~t. aU '65 Fordl !hare. "'Big Six" il !ltandatd. bert Paul,en of Hemlock Grove, floor a.hift, 289-cu. in. V-8 ttaodard. Spaciout all-viny,l inaerion. and David Arnold, Toledo. 5 new Fotd WaJODII-induding Country Squilu and Country The bride's mottier wore a De-ep·pile carpeting, extra tr'\IDk space.. Sedam with new dual facing rear ~eatl, ideal for families up to JQ. · powder blue brocade tuffeta S acw I'GI'4 Galuie 500 LTD•e-mo« klxurio111 FOII'di ever. See ali rhe new modek fr001. Fonl. at your Ford Dealer'• IOODI dress with matching hat, beige acc{'ssories and a corsage of rmk rosebuds. The groom 's mot her wore a brown rust and yellow print crepe dress, match- 1 mg hat with dark brown acces· sorie.s and a yello w t::l<:tdioli I 1 1 • NOW YOU KNOW 'l'be l<rm botlled-111-boud .. 'll'blokey bolllet It ... curaoteo II quUiy bu1 refefl only to lbe replatoey procedurOI ander trblch lhe Hqaor 11 boUied. at y e enttn WEA'tH£1 Pair ....... luiPI. - .. 41. 11tii'IIIOJ •tilt ud. lillie .......... _, ---- : DftiGted To The lrtUrut. 01 Tlle ltfei.,.JI_,. .4,_ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- '~ ·-- -' -----------------------VOL XVI NO. 143 <: - -- POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO : '6 : ~ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1964 PlliCE FIVE CBm ELBERFELD$ MIDDLETOWN, Ohio <UP!) - Sen. Barry Goldwater rolled his campaign train to industrial southwest Ohio today, attacking Ifc~:~:~: aid spending and de· I• that enter~rise._ no~ government, makes JObs m mdustry · r A 00 1 th h 0 S H~reU n Ree b~_me P r~ tele · ~~ putt Jcaknd rthesl edn· t1a nommee a ac e e a · mmistration's approach to economic problems. He said they meet them as they meet other problems with " .a few hundred million dollars of your money and government control." As an example of that gov· ernment interference, the Republican recalled the situatwr several years ago "when the government unleashed its whole power on the steel industry' to stop a price increase which he said the indue:try had to have. Goldwater said that 1103-billion had been sent abroad since 1946 as foreign a1d. KoLESPoRT EXTRA VALUE!~• 1 • MEIGS THEATRE • '"•• Edwards-Heines Wedding was Event Of September 6 at Methodist Church * • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY i * "The GOP pledges !hat lor- , a• a fighter intereepl<lr eign a1d , If needed, will produc• 1 ( YF12A) . Still later, Goldwa'results," Goldwater told the er said, the Presiden revealEd turnout the existence of a ~trike recoDo Goldwater told the crowd that natssance plane (SR71). the Democrats have a false The GOP standard bearer idea about creating jobs. said the two latter planes are '·The government never ere- projections of the original A·ll ated JObs. Jobs are created by which !f\oiS contracted for ia capital. wages, profits. There's 1959 and thus "emerged dur1ril . h fed 1 th El nh · · · " no mag1c m t e era govern· e ~e ower admtmstratiOil. ment to create JObs . . . He sa1d. it was to have been 1 The Republtcan presidential r~conna1ssa~ce plane of the nomine~ said . Johnson lS play. highest quahty and a successor mg poht1cs w1th plane develop- to the U2 !py plane. ments in remarks prepared for "We do, however, resent 5 ~ delivery m Dayton, Ohio, . on I ing It presented to the AmeJi. the sec~nd day of ~ls wh_ 1slie 1 can people as the aceomplishstop tram tour of Oh1o, Indiana · me of a regime that has d• and Illinoi s. liberately and continuallf In the speech Goldwater sa1d slowed ..iown the advance of aflo the "alieged interceptor" wa s 1ation. And we deplore evell first disclosed by Pre ~ident : more the attempt politically t1 Johnson in January as a re- I modify a coherently sound tech. connaissance plane A-ll and : nologK·al df'velopment lntt later redesignatf'd by Derense something militarily spurioua.,. Secretary Robert S McNamara 1 Goldwater said. 1 * * . CAMPAIGN S\ECIAL- Presidential candidate Barry Goldwater and Mrs. Goldwater receive acclaim of large crowd at Athens B&O station. Senatonal Cal\dtdate Robert Taft, .Jr. 1s at nght. Oh10 GOP Chairman Ray Bliss 18 center, rear. Meigs Red Cross to Make Fund Drive October l-15 ,..................... - • •Slide into the spacious new Ford interiors. • Insert the twin-edge ignition key (works either side up). Fire up Ford's livelier and thriftier new engines...(either Six or V·S'sl Feel the smoothest ride of any cars in their class (or possibly any class). Listen the Quiet Ones. I Test-Drive aSolid, Silent '65 Ford...with your ears! • 8:30·9 P.M. 111 ********************-*-*_*... =------------------.:.. _:-:_....,1 r ..have vou1 seen the cor~age. If you ve taken a look and like what I you've seen, the , look in on our ra tes wh e n it comAs to the financ1ng and save yourself some money. -lili~ens ~aHonat B hk Credit Life ln~ur1mo:e At No Elrtra Cod A reception was held in the church rarlor. The bride's table .' w1!h wh 1te lmen cover was cen· : lerrd w1th a three tiered wed· , cake topp~d with the minIJat urP. bride and groom in an arch of nylon and lilies of the . valley, w1th tall wh1te tapers in crystal candelabra on either • side. Cake, punch and pink and white rosebud mints were served on crystal trays. Napkins wf're white with silver wedding bf'lls and the inscription "Carand Larry, Septembe:- 6. Given to Court 651 Stylt 650 1964." If you love fun, tn••kers Mrs. Robert Smith, cousin of the bride, and Mrs. T. A. Down- •r• indlspent~bl .........whit• or black duck $595·00 Only BUYS 3 ROOMS OF All NEW 2.99 Member Fed(·ral D<>pOsiL In surance Corporation FURNITURE THE ' P...1 1DDLE PORT . ON THE BEA UTi fUL OHil..., P ~ T~V EE N r iTTS P. URGH, PI\ /\N D CI\!ClNN/''>Il 0 THE SHOE BOX BAKER FURNITURE Cl Firemen will Kickoff Week BRIEF.·· WIRE NEWS On Saturday INDISPENSABLE n Mlddhtparl, 0. Middleport, 0, -M..B.FSI'YE4R YEJ' TO GO FORD ~ Test tlrire TotalPe.tfol11J8Jlce ..a'AM • rM.CQI • fAIIl.Mif • fOlD • ~ KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC., 461 • ""! Third St., Middleport, o.· �--.--- "" - ...... . -- . .. - - ..... .. . ... . -. .. ... .... ..... . - ,.. I · - .... ~ \ I 'IJi(t llaily :!j~ntln~l -- un AWay Of American Life QITEN times we hear people d•riding the large amount of credit that is extended m the ~ountrv state and counhe-!\, and it Is usuall v from a single vie-wpoint and concE~rns ffiainly those people who abuse their credit Generallv spPal\mg. the average pPrson USE'S good iudeement tn the amount to whH'h they ohH~r~te themselves. and like in so manv othf'r things the people who give a hac!. ":a~e rP o;; nnn~Jhtll \'. \\re have rome across snmf' fi~urPs rP· centlv that shows that OhiO cons\JmPrs are those who lack ftscal are Provin)i! that they are excellent ere· dit mana gers The fi ~u rE>s show tha11hrv are paving for their credit mdebtPrinr"~ at the rate of an estimate~ S 12 150.410 on the average every \\' Orkin~ dav for goods and senkes bought on mstallment credit. Our country is so gPared to this h ·pe of credit, and to put an end to 11 would be disaslrj)U S Without lh" plan a !a~ ge segment of the population would nevPr be able to make the wuiesprPad pure has· es they do to make the\' hrcls of im1u~trv move. lt is interesting to notP, at this timE' with new car models on th£' s~.1es floo; that stlven out of e\'Pl'\' 10 new cnrs are financed With cr('rlit in some form Figures indicate thnt thP ratio_of rrf'rlit. io:: h1e:hest in durahlP J;!Ood~. wh1ch Tf'n1Pn' a large outlay of mone~~. an~ about t_hP only posstble wav for mrmv tn arnmrP such items is throu gh the chann f'l~ of credit buving In Oh10 one-fourth of oil rnonev s-pent in the s.tatP for dura~lr ~ncl non-durahle _gnwls 1s basPrl on mst:'l11ment credit. w~ would vPnture a guess abunuant tmances to pay casb tor tbeii purchases a1e assisted m ga~rung poss.esslon of e:ssenuat thtngs for the home and olber us~~ tllrough this system o1 mstall· ment buymg. Tbe advantages are that 1t auows them to acquue anu nave the Ustl wht:n they have made enough savm& to BROADWAY GRAPEVINE Yogi Berra may not like Phil Lim's harmonica playmg, but Caro lme Fawcett - a ~husky belle - certam ly does The French publication of Barry Go ldwa1er 's 01 Why Not VIctory'?" is meeting with considerable criticism over there becau se he bru s hes off France with JUSt four lines and doesn't "'en mention De Gaulle. The book's Pans publisher d ecl ares: "Goldwater is dan· gerous . but we've got to get acqlt!inted, ·with him" MGM has scheduled .l'u11e Andrews' " The Americanization QJ. Emilv" to open at the Warner Beverly d!Jring Christmas week, to quaJ\f,y'it for Academv Awards Mickey Roaneyal c son Mickey Jr . is trying to t!d6011S 0 calist curtnin. He's just signed a recording contract Li ston is still th e bo okies' favorit e as of pre ss time - two !o one over Clav . Ava Gardner and her Spanish bull fighter friends have resumed the late rounds in Rome One midtown movie palace with a sense of humor is (~a­ turing an aii·Bntish program· Alec Gu•nness and the Beatles The execuhves at 20th Century-Fox have a right to he upset over football star Jimmy Brown's recent front-paged support of the Black Muslims. Fox was all revved np to promote his movie debut in a s00.11 clue flick· er, but now it may be the cool thing to forget h e's in it. fib,• • • • One of Jazzdom's favorite muslci•ns, has split the dee_iay scene with WNEW. It's a great loss to music lovets who tun· ed In to his alwavs-tasteful programs A Goldwater campaign worker. very close to Gen Eisenhower, moans to mtimates "Barry's chances are almost hopeJess." Another member of lhe GOP, closelv associated with Richard Nixon when · he was Vice President. gloomily predicts that Sen Goldwater will be swept away completely, and the Republican Party will be shattered for years to come. ' in TV circles they're talking about Robert Goulet as a hot contender for an Emmy Award for his portrayal of a maverick American sold1er in World War n on an upcoming Kraft Suspense Theater. It will be quite a switch for handsome Robert - he'll be playin g a tired, grimy, war-toughened G1 Roz Russell, in London. telephoned Van Johnson to say how wonderfully happy she was to read the news (In this column) that he was completely cured of cancer Don't you love the name they gave Red Skelton when he was working in "Those M•gniflcent Men in Their Flying Machines?" Eddie Chickenbacker. • • • Robert Kennedy's secret weapon Is Andrew Hatcher who helped Pierre Salinger run the pr~ss section of the White House during President Kennedfs admmistration. RFK sent for Andy m Washington the other day, convinced that the man who masterminded and successfully piloted Pierre's ,Senatorial campaign in California could duplicate the feal in New York. Mr. Hatcher, loaned to the Kennedy forces by the Democratie National Committee, arrives in town today and should be at the candidate's side for at least two weeks. The Animals, who dig American jaz-z stars no end tmention Mingus or Monk to them and they all but genuflect) were thrilled when MGM producer Sam Katzman long-distanced them in Boston to sav he'd signed Stan Getz to write an original score for their first movie, :'T_he Swinging Set." Although they speCiallze in rhvthm-and -blues numbers, the Animals can't walt to get their paws on Stan's progressive stuff . . . Those who've seen the advance footage on the perilous motorcycle episode in ''Pai.a· rna Party" say 1t's the greatest chase m cinema history. •• • • Tony Bennett has been offered, a huge sum to star in a Lincoln Center concert just five mghts before his Oct. 22 opening at the Copacabtma . He's mulling Maurice Chevalier, asked whom ]le believes will re~lace him as his natlon 's outstanding smger - Charles Aznavour or Yves Monts.nd - generous)y rfplied : "They already have, haven't they?" But he says ,he sees the brightest f\Jture of all for the young •.fellow he calls "Le Petit" - Johnny Hallyday. the French rock 'n' roll star. uu•s mamly a question of physique," Maurice declar.. ed. uA man must know how to conserve himself and Hallyday 'knows a~ the secrets. '' John Robert Crawfofd. Who was Paul Newman's understudy in "Ba~y Want A Kiss," but never appeared on stage, was just signed to a five-year contract by Paramount. Think what they · would have done if they'd ever seen him act! " By FRED DOWN UPI ,pons Writer The only fact more fantastic than that the Sl. Louis Carc:ti· nals are tied for the NationaJ League lead today is the role played by a 38-year-old pltcher n.arned Barney Schultz A JOurneyman knuckleballer And ' so, Inevitably to Press International American League W. L. Pet. GB New York 95 60 613 Chicago 94 64 5% 1''2 Baltimore 93 64 592 3 Detroit 83 73 532 12 1h Los Angele1 80 79 .503 17 Minnesota 77 80 .490 19 Cleveland 76 80 41"" 19 1 ~l Bo!iton 69 88 439 "1:1 Washmgton 61 96 389 35 Kansas City 5b 100 359 39", the must play 1 part. Have Year Abead Both leaders have had to • tabUsh themselves In little more than a year, Wilson took over a party welded together by the late Hugh Gaitskill and already ohowtng Increasing power In lo- cal elections. It was Wilson's job to preserve what olceady bad been accomplished. Douglas-Home took over from The best treatment, howev- the atling Harold Macmillan afBy Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. essary to draw the fiuld from ter Britain had suffered the prevention - absU· the abdomen through a large er. Ia What \!&uses cirrhosit. of the successive shocks ol faDure to liver? Fifty yeara ago nobody needle. Modern diuretics (wa- nence or moderation 1n drink· gain entry Into the European asked this question because ev- ter pill~} may, however, .accom- lng. If you do drink be sure to Common Market and tho Prohave a well-balanced diet. eryone knew that the causf' was plish thts purpo•e. fumo sex scandals. heavy drinking. Sometimes, It was Douglas-Home'• Job however, it pays to takt a sec-to ~sotre confidence In hl1 parond look. ty. And that he hu been at Although cirrhosis occurs aleast partially suecessful ill bout seven times more frequentshown by the polls which today ly in heavy drinkers than in rate the two parties almoal nondl'lll"-ers, it is seen in only even. about 8 per cent of all chronic There scarcely could be greatl - - b y Helen Bottel--' alcoholics. When the alcoholic er contrast between the two with cirrhoSis goes on the HOW TO PAMPER W1VES bad .. If the gal doesn't Jet It men. wagon there is a slow return Son Of Cbemlsl go to her head. Often lt's a ter· Deat' Helen : of his liver functton tests to Wilson, 48, is the rotund, ptpe rific morale builder for BOTH Here's a way for men to get normal. partners: a man naturally wants smoking son of an industrial the most mileagE out oi the old Tbla plain!' Indicates tbal his mate to be attractive, and chemist. He distinguished him· alcohol plays some pari 1D model. Wives I mean. a woman who knows her hus- sell at OXford aDd became • I give mine the "queen for a causln1 clrrboola but tl Is Just day" treatment about once band is proud of her is (hope- don, an instructor, rttere at the as evident that alcohol Ia not fully) going to ma.~e Dim a age of 21. He also was a buy the sole factor. Penoo1 on aa every two mootl1s, often enough wonder m the Labor governto keep her 'Iovin' and givin' .. better mate. - H. alcrl- .. 11 are notorious ment of 1945. and not so often she gets to eJ:· Dear Helen: for lbelr !all& .. to eat aDd they His wife says his only fault I'm trying to talk my daugh· pect it as her due. frequently 1uffer jrom acute Is that he drowns all his food ter Into buying saddle shoes I rope the kidE in on the deal malnutrition. Allbougb starvain Worcestershire sauce. too. We get toge'.her on t h e with rounded toes tnot those tiou to itseU wlll not cause cln· On tho other hand, Sir Alee devilish points) for school. They bosls, the combination of ale• nigh\ before that Q F D mornis a man of wealth born to a ill!!; and plan It out. Na, ~~ ~ to­ • are more comfortable, better for hoi and starvation n&) be refamily whose titles go back to her feet anu they don't wear stay in bed as long as she .wants oponslble but thlo bas nol yet before the discovery of Amerl.. to with nobody comiJtg .iD , to out as fast. Of course I get been conclusively proved. ca by Christopher Columbus. ask ' 'Are you asleep?" or ' All the gJrL ' ' etc. Co u I d Doctors are seeing more perBntish newspapers dubbed ''Where's the oatmeal?" We you say a few words on your sons with cirrhosis O' the liver him the ~'faceless earl"' when serve breakfost to her in bed. opinion of pointed-toed flats?than they did 2li years ago and Macmillan first tapped him to with a flower on the ~ay. we. MRS . D. one reason for this appears to become foreign minister. He do all the housecleaning-even I>ear Mra . D: bt: the increased incidence of bas overcome that and makes I'd be glad to - because I wash the clothps and we hepatitis. full use of the shock value ol don't do It 80 she'll have to do loathe 'em! Pointed toes and Cirrhosis is often seen in teea sharp wit behind a generally it over. We eVt l screen tele · high heels go tog•lher; stack- unprepossessing appearance. totalers who have had hepat~ ed heels and pointed toes aren't phone calls and blank out PTA, tiS. All persons who have hepaRecovering from spinal tuberbad. But with flats? A, my voters leagut:, etc. titis do not develop cirrhosis culosis ln 1941, he remarked She's got all afternoon to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT kids that the physicians had done but enough of them do to make queen It up, and that mght l say, ''E-e-e-k!'' Wear them a the lmpnssible. "They've pul relationship fairly certain. This take her out to dinner and a week and the toes turn up like backbone into a politician." is true whether the hepatitis is witches underpinnings. Unless a special show. the result of ~n infection (usual· Sure pay, o£1. Teaches t h e girl's foot Is pencil-narrow, her ly vlral) or some form of poi· • ·s1a8ua JO lj."laadl bulge kids consideration and, besides. shoes will spread and oonlng. Oql oq 01 PJ8S R>M 1IJ >tsnw" 1 over at the sidt!r - that, of :pjes aJUO 1ilh\Je:) S'BWOQ.L they think it's fun. Makes ME Every Insult to me liver produces some scarring in that or-- feel like a king - and so does course, mea.1, a new pair, and •uetJOlS1lJ pue 1sl.\mrse qsll\OJS gan but the liver he:t, remark· my wife, for all the weeks In here we go agam Your daugh- oqJ,•Ill JoJ 1q8nmp ter may get the pomt a nd between. - KING. able po .vers of regeneration and switch to rounds, after she has Dear King : In the early stages of cirrhosis trouble, let Helen belp YOU. gone through- one pair of points. letter to my l pinned yow the liver becomes enlarged. OnShe will also welcome your own husband's pilluv1. Bet a lot of girls dv. H. Many ly when the amount of scar tisamusing experiences. Addre!JI This column Is dedicated to gals will do likewise tonight. sue becomes greater than the Helen Bottel In care ol thtl Your suggestiOn is as welcome family living, so H ynu're havamount of healthy liver Ussut plaill newspaper. do the liver tests begin h, indi- as school beU. In September.- ln& kid trouble or just H. cate functional failure. T hi I does not becume serious until Dear Helen : You said something recently about four-fifths of the Liver is about plastic surgery helping scar tissu._. morale. That It does! Consld· By this Ume tbe Uver will er this: A friend of mine marhave sbrunk to mucb teso lban Us normal size. As a result or riNJ a European girl and this disease the victim suffers brought her to America after from loss or appettte, easy fa- his tow of duty was over. She didn't go in much f.Jr social "gabUlty, loss of weight aDd life because of her nose, which an aceumulatio of ftuJd ill the was almost like a parrot's beak abdominal cavity. Bleedlnl one of th-.1 worst 1 ever saw. from tbe stomaeb or esopiJa.. Well, thla friend sclmped and gus may also occur. The bleeding may necessitate saved, and, finally, alter five a transf~on and It may be nee- years he had enough money Cor the nose job. HI~-> wife came out of that operation looking like Hedy Lamarr. In siX months the little homebCX:y who cook• e..a his meala and kept hil house DIVOTID TO INTUESl OP spotless told him ohe had fallMIIGI MASON AREA en In love with his best friend RlCfter• rr,. Ow•n. PVDIIIIl" C:hettt'• TlnJt•ttllt. Hl,.r and please could c:he have a dl· voree? If it hadn't 'leen his f'vbllsftiQ •"''" , . . . ,,._,. ••~ '""' tl•• b'l ""' Ohto 111111y "'vblllhlrt• frtend It would have been someCampan" 1111 "''ICftlnh lit Pomc••¥· body else because she had all Ohl~ av""'u otun pho"• W" 'lIIH fdthtrl•t 10h<t- WV 1·1U' the men turning handllpring8 f:nter•a •• "cor.• c!O&t m•lllnt ~~'~•"'" •t th• ~~ offle• .. ~-•re,., - and she was a \ways on the Ohio N•fiOr.•l •Ov.. rtllln• ,..preMf'l•ll•• go. •olll.,..ll• !Umblll lne~ JO .._ . . ,.,. .. Let this be a lesson to -husbands whose wives banker for DIIIVI.... .., a different face. You don't have ..... - · ,... ... ..,... " •• the to keep 'em pregnant and boreP•ll' l""llftiN Ctft!M. •n.tll ... looted, ao th• saying goet. Juat ,un HELEN HELP US! ••P ~ERRY'5 WORLD ,, ____ , - I- "''"''"" . ., 11 " ' •w•ll•llte "'.... .......... .. .... on• ,._.,. lt.JO •••·*" ....u .........ftttll. ...... M•lh .,.. .,.., 1111t • ., ~-. keep ':!m as is, to keep 'em. D.M.O . Dear D: A chAnge of face isn't alwayl Brougbl up from Jacksonville of the International League oo JuJy 31, Schultz ha1 only a 1-3 won-lost reoord but in t8 games and 48 inning• he has yielded JUBt nine earned runs for a glittering 1.69 earned run averas:e. What's more, be's relieved in the Cardinali' last fiye Tuesday olgbt wben he pllcbed shutout ball for the final 2 I 3 innings of the cardinals' 4-2 vtctory over the lhiladelph• PhillteJS . 'I'ht Cardinals' sevPreteMitl Vlctory enth straight w1n put them 10 The 8-foot, 2-lnch, 190-pound a flat-footed fint~place tie wttb righthander wrote another the Cincinnati Reds, wbo suichapter in his remarkable story fered 1 Z.O loss to the PUts- games - all vlctorie• - and ln i 1·3 jnnings of the toughest sort of clutch relief pitching since Sept. 1:1. hasn't allowed a run burp Pirates. by relieving m n1oe consecutive Both tile Cardinal• and Relit games for the Chicago Cuba have four games left to play Scbultz' close-out relief Tue&while the Phillies, 1 1·2 games day mght preserved fuly Sa· .out of the lead, have only decki 's 20th win after the three . young lerthander had y1elded Schultz's only previOUI clajm seven hlls and two runs m 6 2-~ t.o fame was 111 1962 when he iMings. Doubles by D1ck Groat tied the maJor league record and Julian Javier 1nd a homer ' Q h k ~ow~iUin ~hi~ht7e~~r:,~:l b~~Moore Takes 0ver as Jackets uarter ac ~~~r ~;:~.n~~2~:~:.J:~~~1" 1 1946. Middleport coming elections peraonallUu CH.UuS WRMll, INDIAIWOIJS iTAI who has been with t5 different nunor league teams and two prevaous b1g league clubs in 1 checkered career dating back to 1944, Schultz has turned out to be the "lifesavt:r.. for the Cardinals In their madcap dash for their first pennant since 1 U trouble lo to eomo because Brtt~tn lmporta too mucb and export1 too little, It .UU Ill tn the future, and most Britono profess to see Ultle difference In tho platfo!'llll of tho two parties. THE DAILY SENTINEL ·------------------ \I Foretp N.,.. ADI!Iyll But it hu been 1 warm ml extraordlnarlly pleaADI ..,.. mer In Britain. The country ill riding the ere11t ol almost total employment ml riBina prod~ tlon. Today's .Medical Report Jly DOROTHY KILGALLEN \ By l'ftiL NEWBOM And between the In • power ConservaUves of Prime Mini~ ter Sir Alee Douglu-Home and the Laborltes ol Haruld wnthel'l! are real dllierfilceo wblcb will become apparent tlependtng upon which party wins tbl aeneral oioctioDI on Oct. 1L ol them now instead ol so me future date Voice of Broadwav • •• reporting Pirates Jolt Reds, Cards Share First Spot ' LONDON-Britisb poUUclalll Uko to think their battlet! IN fought on l!sueo ratber tlwl personalltie1. that the same figure holds good for Me1gs county. Tho•• persoru who do not have the make the purchase. They assume the obJgat io n t o pay their debt off, and it does many things . In the majority of eases It forces them to budget to make the pavments, which are mandatory, when many would otherwise spend the money and have nothing to sho\~ for it The~ can al• so have the satis faction of knowmg that thev are plaving a dynamic role in keeping the economy of the state and nation mo ving forward. To show the extent of such buvin~ th e families of the nation repaid $58 4 billion in obligations In the year wh1rl1 enrled .lulv 31. and at the sam~ ttme as· sumed new ohli~Rtions of $64 b1!11_o n Total C'Onsumer cred it out~tanrllng In Jnl:V was M6 5 hi !lion, and of that amount $24 bl\llnn reprl:'s~ntPd th e purrha c;es oi new and used <'ars 'ThP fi gurE's are stR{U~Pr· tng. but the import ance to our economv is undoutJt•~ . an~ It woul~ be hard _to come up w1t h anv nlan th at rould ti'lkP 1ts plaC'f' in thi s mo~rrn dav If evprvone wou ld 11 se it jurlirinnc::lv. a.nd wo11_ld not strain thE' point too mu rh 1n keenml! np ·w ith thP .Tonr>!< wf" wnulrl "av 1t wns nne of the finest ottrlbutes of modern living. \ Foreign News Commentary '-lumphrey Dumpty COMMENTIt TING EDITORlALL Y • ' v II ' Tuesday's Results Cbicago 2 Los Ang. I, night Washiogluo at Bait., Ppd, rain Kansas City 7 Minnesota 6 Detroit at NY . 2, Ppd, rain ClE>veland at Bos. 2, Ppd, ram Wednesday's Probably Pitchers Washington at !'lattimore (twinight) Narum ~9-14) an~ Osteen 114-13) vs . PapJXIS 116-6) and Bunker (18-4) . Kansas City at Mmnesota Segw (8-15J vs. Grant (13-12) . Cleveland at Boston (twl-light· night) - McDowell (9-6) 8 n d frallck fl2-6 ) vs Charton t0-1) and Morehead (8-14) Detroit at New York ttwinight) _ Wickersham (19-12) and Agwrre <5. 10 ) vs . Downing 113-8) aod Bouton 117-13) tonly games schedu led). Thursd:Jy's Games Kansas City at Mmnesota Washmgton at Baltimore ni ht DetrOit at New York 2 ' g Cleveland at Boston ' (Only gflmes sf'~rduiPd) National l.ea ue W Lg P t GB Cincinnati !:!I. 6 St. Louis 91 67 576 Philadelphia 90 ll'q ·566 Jlh San FranciS<'o 87 70 ·554 3,12 MilwaHkee 83 73 :532 7 PJU sburgh 78 78 _500 12 Los Angeles 77 80 .490 131h Chicago 73 84 .465 17 t.Ol Houston 65 92 .414 25 ., New York 51 106 .325 39 % Tuesday's Results Milwaukee 7 N y 6_ 01 ght Pittsburgh 2 Cin. O, nJghl St. Louis 4 Phil<~ 2, night . hi Chicago 4 Lo A ' ng. 3' otg SF. 5 Hous. 4, 11 inns, mght Wednesday's Probab)e Pitchers Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (night) _ Veale 08 _12 ) vs . MaIoney 05 . 10 ). Philadelphia at St. Louis (night) _ Bunning ns-6, vs Simmons <17·9). New York at Milwaukee (night) _ Jackson <10- 16 ) vs. Fischer 01. 10 ). chic 3 g 0 at Los Angeles (night) _ Jackson (2].JO) vs. Moeller (7-13}. Houston at San Francisco _ Farrell 01 . 101 vs. Perry (12-10) . Thursday's Games Pittsburgh at Ciocinnat1, night Chicago at Los Angeles, night 7 s;6 New York at at SanMilwaukee Francisco Houston !Only games scheduled) Line Scores Head Football /The all-time series stanus at C~ch B~b A~hle~ will fmd out 1.9 wins, 1~ losses, and f I' e Friday mght If its true . one ties, favormg Middleport. should tot change horses m the . Last year, the Panthers put mtdC.le, of a stream. , 1t to th~ Jackets 32-8. The last . That s exactl~ what he s . d~ time M•d~leport defeated Pornmg , not JUSt to test the anc1ent eroy was m 1960 by a score of maxim , b~t because he believes 18·14. the offensive punch of his Yel- The personnel shifts made low Jackets will be Improved Tuesday were : for the annual encounter with Buddy Moore , 133 lb. junior, Pomeroy. mnved in from the bench to Friday night the two teams quarterback. square off for the 40th ume Bruce Wallace, former quar· with the Jackets still .. olding an terback, is at tailback, runnmg overall edge m victories won. now beside his brotht-r, right Games ln 'Jl'h D a vs I'V 0 r .l J ree J ' s c Elevens ~~·ve Ihalfback Alan Wallace. runner and strong Joey Stephenson , former tall· [ the latter talent being 1 Qu k .. 1 IC ' ; : "''h ' ta -Spa Banne:'!~' r Bob Fnend was tagged for 11 JO hJt Milwaukee attack thai blor\er, the Bulldogs were no better hits but left 11 Red ba . gave Wade Blasingame hil largely than one louchdo~n better than ners stranded E~nd was r~:.:~~- nmth v1ctory of the season and I back, has gone to left end. Rod wa~ted at quar.terback. h1s boys last F'nday ed With his IJth vtctory when s1x lh th1s month. J1m Hickman Sauer s~ys at fullback Jior good or Ill, that b how '' Athens ~rned two. touch· Bill Mazeroskl 15111 ~\~d wlth tlu:~ l homf'rf>d for the Mets. Larry ance , left e~d, has the Jackets ex~ct to take the downs ag~unst our first umt, ba ses filled In the top of the Bob Buhl squar~his record gone .to tacklt, replacmg Craig held Fnday mght when they we earned one agamst I t s 1nLnth Bob Bai ley s smgle Bo- at 14 14 for the Cu6s when Jim Rawlmgs , a casualty to b IS get the ball. f1rst," he concluded lberto Clemente s double and an Stewa rt doubled home tile wlnbooks this week . De~enstvely , the Jaekets will The Panthers , undefea ted this mtentional walk set the .stage nmg run orr BJU Smger in the The ehanges, Mr . Ashley remam t samr ~ <: tl y ap pear- season , and fresh from an up- lror MazeroskJ. whose blow sent e1ghth Ruok1e outfeilder Wilhe believes, .nay produce some-led agamst Athen s though with· set 1:0-0 victo.y over eari1er :Biil McCool to his fourth loss Cra wford had three hits for the thing on the plus side. Tius could ,out 1-taw\1ngs hJghly-touted Wellston last Fr1- 'agaJnst SIX wms The loss end- Dodgers and John Boccabell• come from the fact that Moore The squad went through a day, will be neavy fa .. ontes toed the Reds ' nine-game wm · had two for the Cubs. is an accurate passer . though workout Tuesday that contin- take the sting out of the Jack- ning streak on the ihort s1de (5·5 1 to th row ued ~ 1 o darkrPss ets m the Middleport Hi g It The San francisco Giants re over towering linemen He al· Though disappomted at the School Homecommg game this ma m~d techn•cally In t he rarP so has good hands . Athens loss, Coach Ash ley felt Friday with a 5-4 "' 111 over the Houston Bruce Wallace IS a 11trong Colts the Milwaukee brave~ · Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 30, 1964-3 trip~d the New Yo rk Met s 7~ I , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •.~ FIT TO '" I BE TIED c Its May Re 'Best BaIanced' I - -- -- ~ ~ ''"' - - - aod the Chicago c u•u s odg--th L A I :Dod e OS oge es . gers 4"3 other NL act1on In the Amencan Lrague Ch1-1 ry; and 1gure to give the Bears cago downed Lo!'i Angt> l r~ 1. 1 ; and Green hay Pack<'rs a real and Kans<~s Clly bf' <Jl :\ltnnPsorun ror the divmon title. ta 7-6 m J5 mnmg.s I Having difficulty finding M AI h 1 The key to the Colts' success atly ou It lJ<; flr -: t home someth1ng that you want seems to lie m a more-ba lanced run 10 ex;wtly 1"' 0 Vt',lf" lu to buy? Try the quick aod · th (' 180 t 1 11 1 Leaders ••"looiiii.- 1 Ready to use ... 1 I 1 FOR NEW WALKS ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. PLUMBING HEATING At Ohio State A's 102. Pltcbtng National League - Koufax, Dodgers 19-5 ; Bunning. Phi ls ~-~;,.,eMa~~~'· t 7~i:n~.c;~~~;. COLUMBUS IUPI) - 0 h I o State showed more offensive punch than in the past two sea. sons in the 27..S romp over ~outhern Methodist last Saturday , but Coach o\'oody Hayes Is sllll shaking up his lineu~ tor more zip . Doug Van Horn. • regular offensin tackle as a soptt.. more last season aad a start.. fl' there in Saturday's opener wlll see defensive duty ' primarily Ia lhlo weekend'• Cubs 23·10. game with Indiana. Amertc•n League - Bunker, By United Press International The Columbus giant wtll take Orioles 18-5; Ford, Yanks 16-6; American League over the top right tackle spot Pappas. Orioles · · fi Cleveland at Boston 2 <twiftom senior Garry Kasunic, White Sox 21).8; Chance, Angels nlght), postponed, rain Cleveland. 2~9. Detroit at New York , 2, po.llt· S Dl k poned, rain enor c Anderson, Orr· Pennant Ra~e At A Glance Washington at Baltimore, night, vtne, moved in at offensive By United Prell International postponed, rain right tackle and sophomore American League Garry Miller, Bellewe, moved W. L. Pet. GB TP Los o\n 000 000 l!Wl- 1 3 2 in as Van Horn's backup man New York 95 1!1\ .613 7 Chicago 000 002 OOx.....J!l'l 5 0 on defense. Chicago 94 84 .595 2 1-2 4 Chance, Bruner (7 , and Junior Ted. Andriek. Caya- Baltimore 93 64 592 3 5 Rodgers . Howard, Wllhelm (7) hoga Falls, was promoted "' New York _ At home, 7: De· aod Carreon , Martin <7). Win· Cool , Tsilouris (9) and Ed- No, I lelt pard. CbaUengtng trolt 4, Cleveland 3. blm Is aopbomo..., BUI Eacb· Baltimore _ At home , 5: ner - Howard <1-1). Loser- wards Loser- McCool (IH). chance (2tHI) . BR-Ward. ... Galllpolll. HamUiua ..... Washington 3, Detroit ~ 000- 2 7 0 Ray Pryor, • replar at the Chicago - At home, 4; Kan· 000 200 Kansas City PhJ!a pool since fall practice begaa. sas City 4. 120 001 OOx- 1 10 0 wao dropped to lbe oe<ond 200 020 002 000 001- 7 10 2 St. Louis Nallonal Loague Minnesota Bennett, Roebuck f2), Mahaf- team. W. L. Pet. GB TP 003 120 000 000 000- 8 13 0 fey 131 • Boozer 14 ), Shantz 171 • Halfback Bo Rein pulled a Ctnctnnali 91 67 .576 4 91 fi1 .576 4 Krausse Wyatt 14] Drabow· Baldschun ' 71 aod Dalrymple, groin lllWicle in Monday's drill St. Louis 1ky \15), S~ntiago <8), 'oowsfield Triandos 141 · Sadecki, Schu ltz and is on the Injury liot with Phila. 110 69 566 11'o 3 7 .1), 'stock (9), O'!lonoghue (11) ( ) and McCarver. Winner- Sa· halfback rom Jlarrlngton and San Fran. 87 70 .554 3\0 5 md Dunean, Edwards <9). Bos- decki (20-10). ~ser - Bennett SORbomore fullbaCk Jim Baas, cincinnati - At home, 4: but they are expected 18 be Pittsburgh 2, Philadelph1a 2. •ell, Perry 16), Worthington (l2-l 4). HR-White. ready S.tur~ay End Bob Stock st. Louis _ At home, 4· Phll9), Pleis (9), Kllppstein (II), ~rrlgo (II], Sleb!er 113), Katt New York 002 010 030- 6 11 t and hi! understudy, Greg La- adelphia 1, New York 3. 15] and Battey, Zimmerman Milw 22() 030 OOx-7 10 I shutka, were pronounced fit Philadelphia - Away 3; St. (IP). Winner- O'Donughue (I~ Parsono, Fisher (5), Rtbant Tuesday. Louill I, Cincinnati 2. 13). Loser- Katt 117·10) . HR- <7(, Hunter (8) and T·. r, Ty Bamet\ and Bob Lyk01 Sor Francisco _ At home 5; Stahl 2, Colavito. Gonder 17]. Blasingame, Car- rao in the vacated halfback Houston 2 Chicago 3. Natf-1 Leape roll <8], Olivo 18) and Sadow- spots during Tuesday'o drill. ' Pilla 001' 000 002- 2 6 0 ski (9) and Torre. WinnerHayti ~laMed to send bla Chfcago 000 020 1111- 4 7 4 Clnci 000 000 0110- 0 11 0 Blasingame 19-5). Loser - Par- squad througb his ftnal contaet Los Ang 0'!! 000 000- 3 9 I Frielld (13-18) and May, M~·. oon t!H). ,lllektllaa. work of the week loday. Buill, McllaDiel 18) and Ber- JIR-Car"•. \ 1 NEW YORK <UP!) - Ca•· 0 ey .Stengel wa8 rehired to man31e the New York Mets NEW YORK (UP1 l-lt'!l sttll for 1!85 Tuesday and Bing luo early to te ll , but Judging De-vine, formerly with the St. trom the statiStiCS after three LoWs Cardinals, was namrd wePkS of .'la l!onal Football assiRtant to club President L 1 lh eague pay, e George Weiss . Colts rmght have the most well~:4 Eddie Stanky, anothu form- b 1 ed t k lh attack Wher~as in the past few glvf' e ' s llt'Jr um mg I a anc a ta c- m e 1eague seasons the team has re l•"ed •on VICtory and Jap<tnew Pll<'ht'r . easy way to fiod anyth ing.' H member of the Cardlnal11, !his year M M k Che c k t he YELLOW PAGE5 joined the Mets as • director The Colts, who la st week passing for most of its yard- .asanon ura . <~ml his first . .. where YOUR FIN GER S of player de\'elopmenl and trounced the defending age, thiS year runmr.g is play- hi~ h !~ague hwm . h Murak~mi 1 Five games in three days wiU make up this week's Johnny Murphy anct Jim ion Chicago Bears 52-0, are mg an equal role in the team's PIc e one- 11 s utout <~ 1 DO THE WALKING. footbaU action in the SVAC Conference. Thomas were eli!cted vice- mg the league in touchdowns offensive pattern. The result o~er the lu st thr('f~ mm ng~ to Play will begin Thl!rsday at Kyger Creek when the presidents by the elutfs buard With 13 and in total points has been five more touchdowns c ose out a game 10 w111 ch Tom I Bobcats host No_rth Gallta. . of dir~ton. this season than at the same ,H71ter also homNed for the ' Th e game IS sc h e d u 1e d f ?r Th ursd ay mg ht , b ecause . Giants and J1m Be<t uruup ;md OU 'f h II U stage of \he se.,oo m 1963 ..~nd R 1 St b h t!d f h or t~e Galha County Teachers meetmg Friday at North •••••••••••••••••••••· , l ' ars a more points. C~~t; t~u um er ur t t> Galha. Fro~h Tickets Set North Gallia, 1·2, will be out to upset the Bobcats of The Minnesota Vikmgs lead Rico Cart)'' 21s1 hum er aod j Coach Jtm White: who have a 3-0 slate thiS season. Pt. PLEASANT - J o h n the league in total yards gamed doublt>s by Lf e Muye, Hank Tlus may prove rilfflcult, how. By United Press International Flowers, president of the Pt wHh 1090 and their 52~ yards Aaron and Den1s Mrnke led a I ever, because the ~ohcats have Eastern, co-:hampJOns last Nallonal ~ague Pat W1lson Shrine rushing IS also tops. The St. not lost a game smce Buchtel- season, takes 1ts 1-2 record to G. AB R H Pet. Club. is activating all of LoUJs Cardinals lead m passing York turned the tnck In O<;to-- Athens County to battle Such- fl .,nte. Pitt 151 6'08 ,. "'l8 .342 1 Committees for the An- yardage wiUt 897. but the Pack- 1 ber 1962 for an unbeaten strmg tel - York 0.3 . Aaron, Mil 140 561101185 .330 nua\ Shrine Football game- m ers ar1 top!. in pas~ completiOn of 13 The Eagles have lost to Rut- Carty, Mil !27 4 ~1 68 1 ~2 329 Pt Pleascnt on Oct 6th percentagt w11.h 64 5. The Colts. Last week the Ptrat~ were land and Chauncey .. Dover but Torre ".hi 149 579 86 188 .325 tween Mar ~ha ll Um versily and however , have had only one 1 beaten 14-8 by the Gallipolis hold a win over North Ga\lia Allen ' Phil 159 6201191 95 315 Oh1o Untverstly F'reshmen Foot- pass picked off by enemy de"B'' squad The Nibertmen put in conference play. Wili< '...., 8 , Chi 157 fi?t; 97 196 314 ba ll teams fend~rs to lead m that depart- : up a good first half, but faded Bill Priddy's Racine Toma· Santo Chi 156 575 91 181 .314 Word has been received !rom ment. th£' final two penods. does host Rutland in Ute on1y Brock StL l f 621 106 19 2 Ute Marshall and the 0 hi Green Bay leads in fewest If the passmg duet of quarter· other Friday contest. Both Flood,' StL lM166l 93 203 307 that this year's en- points allowed (431 and the Vik· ' back Dan Ch1ck to end Mason teams are 1-2 this year. . Maye, Mil ga_ge'!lent pron:Jses to be a real ings are toJ,. ... in number of first 15p --4 g3 l76 Peck are nght and fullback Southwestern will host Galh · American Lea~:ue shmd1g . Both Freshmen squads downs (621 . Clyde Smith can get some run- polis "8" squad ln the onJy Oliva Minn 156 Gs.i !07 209 .320 are fast getting mto <~hape and The best overall team detenning room, the Pirates could Saturday game r(1ach Pat Wei~ Rob,.' ., Ball 1:;8 'iQ2 "R t"" ~ 1 the team rosters will be an- · so far has been Los Angbe dangerous her's Highlanders are sti11 Howrd NY 143 527 59 !til .309 nounced soon eles The Rams lead in fewest · Kyger Creek blasted Racine looking for their first win of Manti~. NY 137 451 86 137 .304 Tickets for the annual Shnne first downs allowed (37 1, fewest last fi'nday mght, 42-ll. lhe season. Robnsn , Chi 137 512 80 15l .299 are now on sale and may yards gainer' allowed t568), low· The Bobcats are featured by The Highlanders have !oat t9 Free h.<>,.. Del 139 500 "" 1·purchased from any mem- est percentage of completed the runmng of halfbacks Roger North Gallia and Racine and Powell Ban 129 406 70 120 m of the Pat Wilson · passes allowed (39.5 ) and num· Barnett and Gary Fr~nch, full- tied Hannan In their last out- Kalin" Del 140 509 73 I50 or vanous busmess places ber of (8). d th . Pt PI t back Phil D~ncan, an e ing. . Bresud, Bos 153 550 83 161 293 _ _ _e_a_sa_n_ . - - - - passing combmation of quarter~ Scor1ng-w1se, Clyde Smith, Ystzski , Bos 147 550 7S ltiO 291 back Don Johnson to right end North Gallia's ful.lback , 1till Home Runll t_recl"l. 1xsorio•g· er, Perranoski (81 and Add a new look to your horne Add concrete 1 1 Bob Polcyn or from Bar· leads the SVAC w1th 20 ~lnts. National L e a 111 e _ Wmner~Buhl 04·14) .1 walks. All work fully guaranted . . . and, nett to Johnson. . Roger .Adam~ of Racme ls Giants 44 ; Williams, Cubs 32: <0-1 ). I concrete m creases yo ur property's value. Your Dopondoblo KC also has a strong line , second w1th 16, and Bob Polcyn Cept>A 1 , Giants 31 : Calhson. (II innmgs1 w~1ch ha.s only surrendered 14 and Gary F~nch or Kyger Phi is 31 ; Hart, Giant! 30 Hous 100 01() 020 00-4 11 3 DHlor For pomts this season. Creek are third with 14 pomts American League _ Kille· S F . Oil 001 010 01- 5 11 I In Friday's action, Coach each brew, Twins 48 ; Powell , Oriole!l Johnson, Woodesch1ck (8), Duddmg takes his Hannan Trace In all gameti,. Polcyn ha~ tak- 3?: Mantle, Yanks 34 . Colavito, Raymond 18) and Grote . EsAND Wildcats to Fairland In a non- en_ a commandmg lead w1lh 32 A's 34 ; Stuart. Red Sox 33 . t.elle, Murakami (9) and Hatler WY 2-3284 league contest. poant~ . Runs Batt~ Ia Winner - Murakami ( 1-0 1. LoS· ' Page St. Hannan Trace fought Sym_mes Smith and .teammate French Nadonal League _ Boyer, er ~ Raymond (5·5) HR- Hal· Valley last w~k to a G-6 tie . an second wtth. 20 each, while Cards 116 ; Santo, Cubs 112 , lf'r, Beauchamp, Staub, M.Aiou . Coach Duddmg hopes the Adams of Racme . and Mason Torre, Braves 105 , Callison, team will improve this week, Peck of North Galha are third Phils 104 ; Mays, Giants 100. by taking this game. with 14 points. Americaa League - B. Rob· 1 inson. Orioles Ill. Stuart. Red Sox 109 ; Killebrew, Twm' 109 ; Manti~ . Yanks 104; ColaVJto Gallt'a's Bt'll Eachus Is • A d • kf J b BattImg n ric or o • l DOWN - $2.00 PER WEEK NOW 4 I for 49~!oxand 4 Trade In Tires 750x14 Whllowalls-Othor Sizos Slightly Higher All Tires Mounted FREE MIDDLEPORT, 0. FREE: WINDSHIELD SCRAPER ' ' �Lewis Is EJecle(l INSP~CTED U. S. GOV1. Flr!!t Detedfon Oillle Announced To Stlltewide P01t BEEF. l ''Beef ale." · EVANS SUPER TRIM WHOLE PT. PLt;ASANT- James H. !s~·=oe""tat)' ol tbe Point Bulkllni ODd '-'>an » ol Point Pleasant, bas elected w the Board of 1Dl-lors of the west Savlrtgs and Loan Lfque. Ofncers and memben of of Directors art: John 'lbomas, R. Delli Blalll, c..ru., ~•rrTe 1• ltmlt th~ Charleston, e~t•··e HC'!"etary'. IIBc>ard of directors are: James H. Lewis, Pt. Pleasant; George lb. rlibl q\IBntU1u Cor. Second & Mill- Middleport 99 EVA..NS SUPER TRIM STEAK RUMP ROAST BEEF STEW IVA..NS SUPER TRIM 99 lb. lb. EVANS SUPER TRIM EVANS SUPER TRIM I·Bone$ 09 Stea S ii·lr II o ii 111 Stea 69 lb. lb. EVANS EXTRA LEAN REGULAR GROUND BEEF •• GROUND CHUCK ' REDEEM VALUABLE 5th WEEK "BONUS BBOK" MAILER COU SLICED- HALVES NEW PACK 4·PC. PLACE SETTING "Temporama" for only 99c with Book Coupon NO. 2tiz No. 1/a cans can WITH IO~US BOCIK aEvEiiaoE.Tru1Bftr -- . 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R&H . One local owner ---- ONLY $1295 1958 Chevrolet 4 Door Station Wagon 8 cyl. Standard trans. R&H. See it, it's nice ONLY $691 Auto. Red ancf while, Real nice, -------·-- ONLY $495 11-as. boxn FINE BAKED FOODI 1961 Chevrolet 2 Door 6 Cyl. 1962 Chevrolet Delray 2 Door VB 1956 Chevrolet 4 ~oor 6 eyl. Allie. Cleao and oot;d. --·--------------- ONLY $495 See These Chevrolets & Many Others SWANS DOWN All At Low Low Prices At •. CAKE Mix METROPOLITAN MOTORS boxn WY 2-3110 60N06 ·1 . Mtln St. · · · ·· ···· · · ··· ··· ~ --· ·· · · ·~ · · ·· · ss.oo ~ - -------- - - Unltad Stalet may bt blading into a new llll'ge In births com- porable w llut baby boom wlllch followed World War n, t1te H~alt.b Insurance Institute reThe number ia, U.S. Mrs. Nora Jordon, a teacher with 33 years of leaching experience of Middleport, has replaced Mrs. Grace Luman of Middleport who bas been teaching the 2nd and 3rd grades at Mason Grade School. Mrs. Luman resigned because of ill healUt. The Rev. and Mrs. Dotson of Spencer visited several days with their son and daughter-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Dotson. l'omoroy, 0. Check Our Great Savlngsl Ill eALUMINUM STORM DOORS eALL FRAMING MATERIALS ePAINTS- PLYWOOD ~IIUIIIAL Oeep·mo1ded baction so,!! $5.99 of registered births ln the nation has fallen for the past two years, reaching an ei ht ear low of 41 million ~ 1 But an bstitute o1 CIDIUJ Bureau indlcate!l thll trend will lbortly. By l8'10, the of annual births may HOGG & ZUSPAN THE SHOE BOX MATERIALS CO. SP. 3-5554 MIDDLEPORT, 0. MASON, W. VA. up to flve million or more. FLUFFY KAPOK fiLLED BID Rot. 59c Flnt Quality SEAM FREE VALUES TO 29c ASST. REG. 25c VALUE 39 INCH PILLOWS NYLONS Full tlze bed pWows. Printed Reg, 69c value Ladies First Qua- GLASSWARE Unbl. Muslin Values to 29c on thi1 big table of better Glassware. Check this value. Ycm can save money hen; Reg. 25e yd. of First Quality Unbl Muslin at a new low low cotton ~over with fluffy kapok fillin g. DISCOUNT PRICE Ut:v Seamfree Nylons. New new low price of only 39<': pr. Buy sevP.ral pair now. c .00 HOUSEHOLD LITTLE GIRLS REG. $1.39 STRETCH WASTE CAN BROOMS TIGHTS REG. $1.39 Reg , $1.39 value, at your Bonanza Store. Hurry price. Household Broom at a new low discount these won't last long. DISCOUNT PRICE .00 .00 ••• ••• Reg. $1.3!J Hope Muslin Reg. 29c Snowy White Famou1 Hope Muslin. Buy several ya rds value A.c;st, colors. now. Shop your Bonanz; Store first. c DISCOUNT PRICE ss~a yd - AT THE - FABULOUS FOAM-FULL OR TWIN SHOPPER'S MATTRESS PAD Amazina: new Fabulous Foam Mat- REG. 29c VALUE FAMOUS Girls W.n m Stretch Tights. Siz. es 1 to 3 - 4 to 6X - 7 to 14. See these and save. Sl:JOp early. AMAZING NEW treiS Pad, twin or full 1ize. Stuck up now at this low - low price, Shop earJ7. c yd REG, $1.59 VALUE BIG SIZE METAL Big Jumbo Size Metal Waist can New low discount price. Sbop price. Shop early. Save now. c ea pr each Holzer hospital where he un- .00 -- STORE Mr. and Mrs. Slephen Noble of Pt. Pleasant visited on Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Ma· LADIES' FALL tilda Noble. Miss Emma Forthe, an employee of Phillip Sporn, is reportedly iU at her home this past week. Miss Gratus Aldridge, a student at Marshall University, spent the weekend visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles COATS Choose from a big choice of newest styles for faH . Fur trim· med or self trlmmed in laminated crepes, wools and blended fabrics. Use our lay.a.way plan. Aldridge. Mrs. John Roach and son have been visiting her sister and brotber-in-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Randolph at Letart. MASON - Miss Susan Beard of Spencer, W. Va., :md a stu- dent at West Vtrstnia Wesleyan, spoke at the Mason Methodist Youth RailJr at the church on Sunday evenillfl. Mi,. Beard Is a State Officer of the Methodist Youth FeUowtt!Up. Following recreation, refresl>· ments were served to the fol· C. W. ln'ln, Faye Narman, Ca~r sie thllllpl and Diane Grimm all of Pt. Pleasant. Attending from Matoa were, Jennifer PATIO TABLES Reg. $1.78 Deeorat£>d Metal Patio Table. See tbese, shop early at your Bonanza store. ~cw low price at ynur Bo- Janza Store. Reg. $fl .95 val · 1e. A 100 % Cotton lnsul air al<~nkf't, nnw only $6.!15. $6·.~h5 LADIES FINE ORLON DISCOUNT PRICE CARDIGAN SWEATERS Reg. $1.00 yd. ~ CORDUROY ' colon, Corduroy AIR. plain New fall at a new low Bonanza price. Shop eral yards now. .zer.. kle, Marilyn Cook, SaUy Yeager, Elizabeth Bailey, Linda REG. $14.95 FULL SIZE Perry, Beverly Carson, Susan SINGLE CONTROL Johnson, Joy Thabet, Nancy Proffit~ Kathy oDd Glerut John· son Su.!tln Warner C.rolyn _.,.., dows, Clnda Foglesong, 1\ II e Reg. $14.95 2 yr. guarant2e with this b1an· Surface, .Donna lJsh, Glcy ket. Full size single control. Buy now oa Stewart, Gary Groen, Jimmy Lay-Away. Wise, Mike Harbour, Mark Barton, Ray Redman, and leaders, Mrs. Fred Spencer, Mrs. Howard VonMatre, Rev. Morvan Frame 184 Mrs. Ray Proffitt. !~~••••••••••• ELECTRIC BLANKET .,,.••.. Or\m C.1rrllfiill, Swcal ol·s . SPe thrs and save Discounl Price REG. $5.98 MENS OUIL TED LINED WARM TANKER JACKETS Mens Warm Quilted Lined Olive Green Tanker Jacket, S· M-L. Sec these at your 500 Count Nolo Book Pliler PAPER .99 r-rs, New asst. fall col- Reg. $3.98 value cl1rome plated legs. Aast. colnrs. aar early. This won't last lont - buy sev- 77~ Rei!. $3.99 LHdies FinC' Bar Stool Stools. Every one needs one of these. Buy now at your Bonanq Store, s ASSORTED FALL COLORS Rag. $3.99 Chrome Plated Legs Miss Beard Speaker For Youth Rally lowing guests Miu Beard, Mrs. BROWN & SERVE •MAGIC OVAL! e ON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE e RECONDITIONED USED CARS AND TRUCKS CGnl ' Mason Personal Mrr.,_Kay'' Named J..J S oc...ty p ret ... ent Mahogany PANELING ohM! Tbe NEW YORK (UP!) - derwent surgery. . lb. bdg II Coc Given~ Two Melg• Ladle• Atten d ConI ereooe DON'T BUY ANY USED CAR or TRUCK UNTIL YOU SHOP AT .. I 111(100 1IO III III I H• oll lllll ll lll l l l ,d'J{ S'-'• , IJFB ON '1'HI IIOBSISSIPPI-This large nft of loll, guided by a omttll outboard 11101or 1 boat, recently chunled down the llllalissippl between Nine Mile blaDd, aear Dubllo.ue, . Iowa, eD4 8&v11111a, D.L, tile first IUoh raft-delivery of logs on the Mllllulppiii!IA:e 111'111. counties in West Viqinia attend- eJected President of the Altar Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vick· ed the Home DemoDJtraUon Society of the St. Joseph's Cath· ers and son. Rodney, of AmaLeadership Training Confer- olic Church when the group rillo, Texas, are ape.ndlng b1a ence at Jackson'.!! Mill I a Iii t met recently at the home of furlough visiting hll!l parental, week. Mrs, Ray crank, South· Mrs. Robert GurUs In New Ha- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vickel'l in side, and Mrs. J. H. Turner o£ ven. Miss Frederica Schwarz Mason. Mason attended from Mason was elected vice president; sec. County. retary, Mrs. Donna Lou Gibbs Mrs. DavJd Roush, New HavAmong the prominent speak- omd treasurer, Mrs. Sara Tedes- en,. and her mother, Mn. Earl ers were Miss Gertrude Humph· co. ~"? .~g. M.ason, apent Monday reys, State Extension Home Following the business meet- VISitl~g With Mrs. Mabel Her· Der-_onstratio~ ' ~adr-; M r s. ing refreshments were served vey m Parke~sburg. Th~y also Guy E. Gross, Executive Chafr- to two guests, Mn. Louise spent some time shoppmg. man of the Country Women's Rou!lh, Follansbee, W. Va. Mr. and Mr!l. Jame1 Wise Council, U.S.A.: Area Olrec. aod Mrs. Donovan, Wheeling and son, Jimmy, vf!llted at their tors of W. Va. Appalnchian Cen- and to Mrs. Barbara Darnell, home near Richwood, w. va., ter, Claude Kemper, B. L. Cof- Mrs. Albertu Wiles, Mrs. Sara over the weekend. findilffcr, Willlam H. Conkle, Tedesco, Mrs. Barbara Nollege, Edsel Gainer, Oacar C. Hutch- Miss Frederica Schwarz, Mrs. Miss Alma Dudding of Nitro inson, J~eph L. Morrls; Dr. Helen Baldwin, Mrs. Donilil L. visited over the week end E. J. Nesius, Vice president W. Gibbs, Mrs. Emma Ryan, Mrs. with her sister, Mrs. Eber Va. Center for Appalachian Stu· Georgann Fink, Mrs. Catherine Roush, and other relative•. dies and Development and Di· McGowan, Mrs. Elizabeth Chis- Earl Ingles, Jr., son of Mr. ~tor, CM~raGUivde E xten~oten ler, and Mrs. Shirley Kay. and Mrs. Earl Ingles, Sr.. is 0 rvlce: xss . a ys . · W attending Mountain State BusiHome Econom1c1 Conaultant, MASON - Patrol Boys at Ma· ness Colle e ·0 Parkersbur Dept. H~alth, Education il n d :t~on Grade Sc'hool this year are g 1 g. Welfare, Washington, D. C.; 5th graders, John Ebersbach, Mrs. Marvan Frame and Dr. Marie Boette, Director of Ricky Connolly, and David Mrs. Ray Proffitt, representsMusic; Dr. Roman J . Verbal- Smlth: 6th graders, David Ril· tives of the Mary and Rebec. len, Dean of Extension Service, ey, Mike Finnicum, John Elias, ca Circles of the Mason Methand Jon Moris, Special Consult- Kent Brown, Sheridan Russell, odist Church attended the Fall ant on East African Programs, Francis Queen and James Art- Seminar of HWitington Diltrict West Virginia University. is. meeting of WSCS at Cross Roads Methodist Church in Huntington Thursday evening:. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bar. tun, Jr., of Scocth Plains, N. J. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Le~ ro, of Hunkers, Pa ., visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barton, Sr., and with Mrs. Cbarles Barton. Glen Werry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Werry, was re-turned home oo Saturday from of I~ Red Roof PAINT BABY BOOM MASON - Two hundred and NEW HAVEN - Mrs. Shir· th 1rty-three women from 45 ley Kay of New Ha.ven w a s Jw Stamps .,..;rh th<• Ccupon & l' ~rrho'" J-lb1 or rn o r• This Week's Specials Parkersburg; Jacob [s.. ecoff, Charleston; H. G. Boyer, J. I. Hoselwn, Park- IONU$ 100 -it EVANS SUPER TRIM . lb. fireo, ° II McG~Itll'1,ce,,.;prtllldent; !iuntlfliiOn 11 . • prelldent· Joe W• llelh l!yme and Dr. Jalm Grubb R01IERT GREI!NI!l ltllll)r and 01'1...0 1141 . . . and person.s wishing w take ad- MASON - Robert Greene, a lence. Jimmy GreeD IIIII fiA. vantqe ot lbo frio cllnlco an oealor at Walwna lllj!lllldlool, JJallllllalll, alao ~~-~ PT ,., ••• ..,. M asked to ceU ..nd mob •ppoln~ boo boeo nuned eo-dial...., al ty, IIIII aullt ~ -"'!" · p~,. -deteclluon moots. a Muon County Utte'1)rooet> as ~ of &tilt I!IIIDi1 00 ~.. ....,.r procram for llto oomlna eflort. for Women wiD be held school term by Governor W. W. . ~....._ October ! from I unIN EXERCISE B The aun ol lbo stud!lll........,.. . arron . be til 3 p.m. at t..e Byrne CUni e 10 scbool students from aU men will kl arOUM a ieH ... Pleasant under the spot> HARTFORD, W. V•. - Jer· of lbo state met wit.b of lndividuol nopoosilllll\)' IIJld torship of the ~ason Cou~ty ry R. Zerkle, seaman, .. USN. Barron awl officlll. pride in cletWI, safe, llell~dl. Society Wlth ~e asslst. SOD of Mr . and Mrs . Wilham_C. the West Virginla Clean-Up attractive surrOUDd.inp :e lllce of tWmorOUI Civic clubs Zerkle of HarUord, II particl· on los! Friday, Set> Utttr ;, .11 indirt-1 r:au;r · ol ,::u~ 1110 l)e btld poUng In a Lrllninl 25. The ttudenlt were oclto<.J IJ ot wblcb OD<ur ,.. r c 1 W I called " Exercise ·,loa Square" ~elected for their leadenhip a· dally in the nation. 1111 u rom p.m. j.!,fliiiiilliiiillo--iiii-.;....:._..._iiiioiiii-iiiiillii85i't at tht Bymo Clinic allo. Doc- oil Ute coaot ol CaUfornlo w 1 ton donating tbeir ttrne for the urvJng aboard the destroyer Oct<lber 8 clinir are Dr. Ken· USS Somera. Bonanr.a Store. $ Shop early. .98 ••• Reg, $1.59 .-alu• 2 Pc. Hammer Set ___ 500 Count Nola Book FUier. Rt1. SN' value. Bon1n1a oew low - low prtee 86e. Buy now 1nd tave. Do bere earl7. DISCOUNT PRIC:I HEALTH & BEAUTY AID BUYS 2 GIANT TUBES Reg. $1.06 Value Listerine Toothpute _ 44c Values To 29c Vi Jon Cosmetics 19c Reg, 98c Listerlne Mouth Wash - - - 69c �t1 THE I ADVICE TO IIEIIBAVEB one -even point of psy· ney of London: l!:II<OIIl'age !be Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. SO, 1""" NEW YORK <UPI) - Guilt cllosls, accordiAg to a Brtl!sh bereaved to let go and weep especially wbea they PIYCbiat.rlst. since holding back teara may Loereaved to reassume a normal added pay tbe ~e 0.....1 somehwat fU.Ufled, may The family doctor, ~rt.s lead to excessive anxiety later; life. getting u a rHUlt of tbt liS l••u.. extreme r&ctiom of " Modern M"."didne" can help by allaym" guilt 'eelings and 1 cut may not be all yours to keep and grtef, and c:ielBy re- by folluwing the advice of the giving rea~~u ranre that the 1 TAX PROBLEM warns the Institute ol W. [D. to death of a loved British expert, Dr. B . H. Pent- dead relative would want the I NEW 'r'ORK IUPJ ) - That surance. to !be • ..... = •• • Ill LYONS Clover Farm Store RACINE RUTLAND Food Market Clover Fann .. The Store With A Hart" TUPPERS PLAINS g. =: :: Dep•rtment Store Fifth and Pe•rl RACINE Route 7 ·U. jcy.. N•w Phone No. $H 2-5541 RT. 124 Open 8 to 8 Mon. Thru S•t ir, liD- RUTLAND a.. ...roe..... Right Reserved tu Limit Quantilleo z. R. ID -...- lolo .... *BAKERY BUY HUSH, HUIIII, A SVBS'ITIVl'ION-.!\IIer (On• FREE! FOlD MUITIII FREE! 18.- PLAID IIIIIPI Lb. Swass stea k 0 ,. SSe SHOULDER curs - -- - tb65c English Beef Roast Chuck Steaks ~:N_e- - lb.45c ~~~· Arm Roast 1.99 SLICED OR PIECE 19( lb. ROUND BONI wELL TRIMMED_ SLICED BACON BEEF LIVER 5 33c 55 c lb. lb. ALL GOOD BRAND YOUNG TENDER IMPORTED HAM LEANMILD Fl.AVOR Beef Short Ribs Thursday--Fresh Fish Day PLUMROSE DANISH 1 ICI COLOITI IETI 18110 Wlnnoro laGh W-l 3,100 PRIZES 01' 1.000 I'UID ITIMPI llere Are last Weei's Sweepstalres Win•ersl Mrs. Robert Hines WINNER OF 50,000 PLAID STAMPS U. S. No. 1 SIZE "A" 2 79C Fresh Eggs Llnworth Road, Worthington, 0. doz. DRIED PINTO OR BANQUET PILLSBURY PREPARED 6 VARIETIES 3 Cake Mixe~ 19·01. pkgs. S1 00 c lb. bag CLEANWHITE 35c qt.39C lb. 39C Jonathan Apples 8 ~;. 69c l.rv• 29 Cau Iiflower s.o~~.n c '""'49c BartIett Pears _ 8 too,;,, Yellow Onions - 5 CaiiMrnla tb.. 49c Peaches Fresh, Fon<Y - -- - 2 •. 10c Spanish Onions NABISCO LONGHORN ·NUTLEY SAL TINES CHEESE MARGARINE pkg. SUl.TANA Salad Dressing jar Pillsbury or Ballard Biscuits 5 · 8 h.. d or Perch Pllltfl. l-lb.39C C0 d Ctp'n John Proun - - - - - pko. 0 yster Stew c;:1p'n ,,.... - 3 ::099c • 2 lb. $1.79 Sh rJmp John 1 boo pkg. APPLE, CHERRY, PEACH, BLUEBERRY FRUIT 2'1o TURNOVERS pkg. P1'llsbury 01.10c PEAS--CORN OR GREEN BEANS Green Giant ~~~=R 2 69c pkgL ( 49 lb. Vo·lb. Stlcko 7 l~b. ICE MILK $1.00 pkgo. Vonlllo, Nupalllon, Choc. Marble 1fz Gallon Pke· 49( Rlflulor 39o JANE PARKER SPICY ANN PAGE CREAMY OR KRUNCHY --- ~:r'-35c 1 ANN PAGE TASTY TOMATO SOUP NEW 101'2·01. can PACK 10( 0 xyd0 I Tide Detergent Sparkl e GELATIN DESSERTS _ ( :lolb.101. - - - pkg. Dreft Detergent ANN PAGE-Choica of 9 Flavors 77 Dotorgonl l-Ib. 1-oz. 10c Ott Lobtl - - - - pko. 2·1b. 12 ... _ _ pko. 83c 83C .!;!:29c Spic & Span '""'93c Joy Liquid Stock MELLO RIPE BRAND LADY TABOR-FREESTONE 3 79c 1-lb. 14-oz. Peaches e1n1 Pears ~~rup 89c HolvM -- Rliain Bran-- 14 ot. J pkgs. Your Fr-r R11J.49C JANE PARKER· CARAMEL s,..1., 39c 4 19c 3-oz. pkgs. PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT POST CEREALS Bron Flak••· ·16 0 , . 3 for;.. $100 Rill• 49c With Purch11e of 3·Lbs. With Purch..t of 10-Cb. 30c Ott $1.00 FOLGER'S INSTANT COFFEE With Purch•" Of or Mo,. $5.00 or more GROUND BEEF E11:cluaive of lteml Exempted b~ Law 'V ahd thru Otl . 3 Ln Cola. Unit A&P's \'aJ1d thru Oct. 3 ln (.;Db . Unit A&.P's Valid thru Oct. I In Col~ Unil A&P's A&P DRINK 3 ~!;. cans 1 I ·• • • ·· ~ • " ., ,, ~~ • " . . • "J ... ,. ~ .-. ... / 1f' ' ...,~, _,, ''' c·~··• .., ........ "".,_ ,,.,......,.. _~_,."'_ _.._ ' I Showboat Regular 29c - SPECIAL ... !lr a... nd Jiffy Brand 30010c PORK & BEANS MUFFIN MIX 300 10 C KIDNEY BEANS 300 10C SOUPS e~~IETIES HOMINY 30010 C WHITE NAPKINS - ·TOMATO JUICE SPAGHETTI :a~· 1oc OLEO-.--.-:,..:..~. GW or COLONIAL SUGAR, (in 10 lb. bags) can Bush's 8-9C ns Tf! ARE VALUAILEI 0%,10. C Martha White can Bush's, Golden or White Campbell's Hunt's 10C Charmin- 60 Count can Showboat pkg. 10c patty 0t lb. 10c Southern Roll or Teen Queen 1 1'12 lb. 1 i *FROZEN FOOD SPECIAL DAIRY. FAIR · FAIRMONT GALLON-· acan••. _ _ _ __ can c ' Swiss Miss Fruit Filled • • • • PIES PEACH APP LE CHERRY MIX OR , c FRESH CARROTS Good Grade Beef Roast. Enjoy It Nowl ., BEST COLA BUY 8 1/ 2 •.. - - - - box .NOW IN HALF-QUARTS carton serves 18 c lvs. 1 teach In the schools in Hawail. fll~a=m::R:us:s:ei:I,::G•:r:y::R:ahm::•:n:,:h:•r:•:o:v•:r:t:he=w:••:k:en:d:.::::" They will return to Hawaii thl! week. Those attending were M r 1. Bertha CUnningham, Mra. ward Burris, Mrs. George Jew. ell, Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs. The~ ma Capehart, Mrs. J a m e a Rousb, Mrs. Robert Cooke, Mrs. John Bumgarner, Mn. Ray BoaEACH BOTTLe: ton, Mrs. Harry Capobarl, Mn. SERVES THREe: Ray Weaver, Mn. Bemard Lleving, Sr., Mra. Tom Hoffman, Ml&8 MllUe Jltubiamer, , Mrs R. F. Bryant, Miss Etnel Riddle, loin. E. C. Riddle, Rev. and Mrl. Marlin Berlslord and Andy, loin. CUU Rousb. Mr. and Mrs. Otha LJevlng, Mr. ond Mr!. Larry G. Lieving, Mr. and Mrs. George Hesso'1, Denvt::r L. Gibbs William Greer, George Jewell, lllrs. Jack Flesber, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Llevlng, Karen lJey. SAVE YOUR R. C. COLA, 111 lng, Da-.!dMrs. Llevlng, Mae o:~~:~~~ COLA. NEHI TRUI FRUIT Reitmlre, Hazen "'·Roush, Mfl Wllllom Brown, Mrs. Pel' . AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS Jusus. Mr. and Mro. 'l'hol!> ' •• Taylor, Claytoo W 'Will Pay 'h Cent Eech J,lrs. H41T)'Mrl. Mlll&r, Mro. ~Athey=··~ Layne, Mr. and Mro, To .Your F.t vorite C!Mrlty. lloullh, »n!. -Clayloa Albey, •;..,..._....,.....,OlOO;;.:.O..oli;O...._ _ _ _._;;, "'_ ;;,_ · _._ _,, . ' . ... • . •' ' ·• • , ... - ,. • • THURS. FRIDAY SATURDAY ,_ Royal Crown Cola APPLE PIE 2 '!:.33c Comet Cleanser s,...., 29c JANI PARKER DELICIOUS pl01tle YOUR CHOICE Tontloo-18 oz. Spanish Bar ~~!~e - ,,,. 1 MARVIiL FROZEN ' Peanut Butter -- pkg. 49c 01. 17( 1-lb. box fo• BreadH, Cap'n John Fro10n - - PILLSBURY-4c OFF LABEL-6 VARIETIES Mixes 2 79t Frozen Dinners 4~~~. 39c Pea Beans FLAKY CRACKERS w..k1 RCA COLOR TV SET 95c lb. pkg. ' El FREEl ""'"' Eooh Mrs. C. R. Johnson SUNNYBIIOOK-MEDIUM • News Notes w..k) 12 PRIZES 01' tl W'-'"., bOh <On• - Mrs. Paul Bwngarner, Diane Will, James Layne, DonBumgarner, Mr. and Mrs. Oris aid Bum~ardner and Rev. Jack Lieving, Mrs. Frances Goodnlte, Welch. Mro. Gary Miller, Mrs. Pete ROTARY CLUB Burris. Sending gifts were Mrs. The Rotary Club met on ThursE. L. Stein, Mrs. Burrell I>awevenif18 for U1elr regular - - - - - - - - - son, Mrs. B. B. Muncy, Mrs. meeting at the Hartford David Hindy, Mrs. Methodist Church. The presiBABY ARRIVES A son arrived at the home ningham, Mr$. Eugene dent, John Ridgway, presided Rev. and Mrs. John E . Barring. Charles Weaver, Miss at a short business meeting. er In Chicago, Illinois on SepJane Powell, Mrs. Herman Others attending were Herman tember 2nd, and has been nam. )Qh,lin!rer, Mrs. Eddie Bumgarn- Layne, Lloya Roush, Floyd Car· ed Stephen Lloyd. He weighMrs. Harold Mr mack, Richard Ord, Jack Flesh· ed 7 pounds, 131,3 ounces. F. Roush, Clyde Foley, Rome WilliamMa ternal grandparents Webb, Mrs. Harry Hoffman, , Harry Miller, Edwin Stein, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush of . Roy Hoffman. Mrs. Dale Thabet, Thomas Reed. New Haven. Paternal grandpar. Mrs. Stanley Hartl Mrs'. PERSONALS ents, Mr. and Mrs. F . G. BarLlevlng, Jr., Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hudringer of Roc:hesler, New York. Zerkle, Mrs. Everett Laud- nail, Janet and David visited Paternal great grandmother . Mrs. Raymond Li~ving, . and Mrs. Norman Smith at Mrs. John Butz also of Roches. Edward Bumgarner, Mrs. Bridgeport, Ohio recently. 'l.'hile ter. Roush, Mrs. Ottie there Janet attended the I r. e RUMMAGE SALE Mrs. Glen Weaver and Follies at Pittsburgh. The New Haven woman's Club . Mel Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Powell, wlll hold a Rummage Sale on Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Ches- Mr. Willia m R. Powell and Friday, and Saturday, Weaver. Mrs. Wilham Powell attended 2 and 3rd at the Fire Station Mr. and Mrs. Lieving will live the Baseball Game at Cleveand, in New Haven. Mrs. Phil Puunene, Maui, Hawai i. on Wednesday. Is chairman. WOMAN'S CLUB Mr. Robert Cooke, accompanMISS CARROLL KOLOS RECEPTION by Mr. Danny Yonker of IS GRADUATED The 1\•ew Haven Woman's Mason. attended the Dad's Day Miss Joan Carroll , daughter held their annual Presl- activities and football game at of Mr. and Mrs. Charles CarReception at the home West Virginia University at roll graduated on August 23rd Mrs. Paul Scally on Tues- Morgantown on Saturday . from Saint Mary's School of September 22 at p.m. Cof. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gerlach Nursing in Huntin~~on, w. va. was poured by Mrs. Karl and son of Cuy<Jhoga, Ohio vis· She Js now employed at st. . and Tea by Mrs. Hilda ited her molh~r, Mrs. Loren Mary's Hospital in the Intensive Ridgway. Hoste sses were Mrs. Roush, here over the weekCare Department. Mark Wara, Mrs. Kermit Ford, end. Mrs. Gerlach and son reWIN WON CLASS ~rs. R. G. Greene and Mrs. tpained with her mother who The Win Won Class of t11e lly. just returned home after being E.U.B. ~~urch met on Monday, Guests attending were Mrs. a medical patient at Medical September 21st for a Wiener Ridge and Mrs. Rob- Center Hospital at Gallipoli~, Roast in the New Haven Park McG lothlin , both of Ravens- Ohio. · on Monday evening. Devotions W. Va., Mrs. Donovan of Mr. and Mrs. rJMIA1d were Jed by James Gilbert. The Wheeling, W. Va ., Mrs. . attended Telephone Com· next meeting wi1 1 be a. Ha!Jo. . Mrs. George Ingels, vent10n at Wheeling,..W•.lta. ween Party on October 19th at Mrs. Paul Rou sh, and Mrs. AI· ..... the church. Those attending . Sprouse. Members attend- Mr. and Mrs. F~ Ol¢1nge,rr, were Mr. and .Mrs. James mg were Mrs. Charles Dodd, Columbus visited relatives ov· bert and family , Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edwin Roush, Mrs. Jess the _.eekPnd. MN; Orpha I Robert Cooke, Mr. and Mr s. Abel, Mrs. Phii Batey, Mrs, Ohlinger returned home with 1 Roy Jones and Mlke, Mr. and Jack Flesher, Mrs. them to visit relatives in Ash- · Mrs. Harry Miller Mrs. T 0 m Curtis, Mrs. Robert Herndon, tabula, 0 . 1 Hoffman and Tom~y Mr. Jam· Mrs. Larry King, Mrs. Mr. a11d Mrs. B. R. Vance · es Roush and ehlld;en, M r s. Bailey, Mrs. Mar!in Beri"ford, vacationing and visiting his Harry Hoffman, 1\ir. and Mrs. Mrs. Herman Ohlinger, M r ,. parents, Mr. and Mr.:>. L, F. 1 Luther SmUh and family, Mr. Paul Rickard , M:s. .William Vance at ~ ·upular Branch, N. C. Paul Rickard and daughters, Russell, Mrs. Edwm Stem, Mrs. Mrs. Carl Cribbs ·and daugh- i Rev. and J\.;rs. Martin Berlsford BJI!y Ray Ward , Mrs. Jack ter Carletta were hit by auto· I and Andy, Mr. and Mrs. Dor- Welch, Mrs. Wiles, Mrs. Rldg- mobile in Middleport, Ohio on sey Lee Roush and Carolyn and way and the hostes::.es, Mt_s. . Mrs. Gibbs is in Hoi- I Mrs. Eugene Hudnall. Ward, Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Greene Hospital for tre;J.tmcnt of SIJOWER ANv RECEPTION and Mrs. Scall: while Carletta was treat I FOR LIEVINGS LUTHERAN CHURCH MEN and relea sed. 1 A reception and wedding sho- The Luther ~ n Church Men of Mr. and Mr ~. B. J. Howard wer was given for 1\ir. and Mrs. St. ~au! met on Wednesd~y son Mi cha('l visited their f Larry Lieving on Saturda}· ev- evemng at the church for~ dm-~~~:!~:~:;lyBarb<Jra at Marshall I ening at the New Have 11 E.U.R nr· meeting. The pres1dent, · . in l-luntingtun on Church by the ladies of t h e Joseph Paugh, ga•~ the invoeachurch. Mr. and Mrs. Lieving tlon and ~resided at the bu~· Mrs. Harry Layne. M~s .. J . returned recently from Hawaii ness meetmg following the dm· .V. McGr~w. Mrs. W1lham were married in Deer Creek ner. The program for the ev~m~ Russel l anh :\1rs. John Fry Illinois, the home of Mrs. Liev~ ing was presented by Rev. Jack tended a Workshup and Lunch· lng. Mr. Lieving is the son of Welch. eon at Trinity Lutheran Church Mr. and MrB. otha Lieving and Those attending were Lloyd · Charleston on Saturday. Js serving with the United Stat- Rou sh, Herman Layne, Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenct! Lieves 'Alr Force, stationed Jn Ha· Adams. Jr., Bethel Vance, Har- ing, Ka1·en and David of Steu· wail. The new Mrs. Lieving will ry Layne, .Joseph Paugh, WllOhio visited relatives New Haven BRIGHT NEW 1e&5 12 BEAUTIFUL JUMBO BREAD - ellYN Away Dec. e) ltlo HOLSUM v..._ 'Many More Prizes To Be Given Away! NONE PRICED HIGHER Well Trimmed ~.ooo Ia <OSta, m- Jofm <hwford 11o tt11n froiD ber In "Hush ••• Hlllh, CharkJUe,• Ill whlcb IIIIo eootaned '11'1111 Belte DaviL Olltlo Dollnilland coiled Ia to tate """' tbe Crawford JVle. llere ttte Oilvla. 1efl. and Belle with the &rill they oent eaclt Giber 011 the llrst day shooting reBUJDed. ONE PRICE AS ADVERTISED ellbl weeb ol. delay and - BOILING $ lb. c l -Ib. cello package ' FRESH, CRISP CABBAGE .. lb. c .. • �... _...... . . ......... --- . .. - - - . . - - ... .. - .. . .. - .. - - - . \.. ...... .. . ... .... -· ... . ,. _. - - . . - ......... - ..... ~ --~ . . -·- "' . . --- .. ---~ -~ - ......._ . ,. __. ....... . . . ... _- -·*'--"'-- - . . - .. .. ..... .... -·--~·- · • 8-Daily Se ntlnei , Pomeroy-M iddleport, M.tJJf .JL:\'IUR :\lEMBER 0., SO,1964 Sept I.Jership in the Hol ste in·frie.s.~an of America headPalrln:.t i'.ob!entz. Pomeruy - ~· quartered at Brattleboro, Vt. ll a ~ bet·n ~ rante-d JUnior mem IAssoc 1at10n SLICED lbs. Longhorn EGGS 3 S1 49c lb, ? doz. Thank You Brand CHERRY PIE FILLING 17c can I Servit Brand OLEOMARGARINE 5 89c :~:;;;,::~~:I:NER lbs. 3 15C JELLO boxes WAID CROSS' SONS-·· .. RACINE, OHIO ' A'"'" Formerly .t 11o.. .. ..J $5995 Harness Shop Being Sold 95 (Continued from Page 1) ye-ars. The new owners are Franklin Rizer, Tom Bowen, and Kenneth Wiggins. Wiggins will be the manager, and Vaughan will continue to be employed . Thev will continue to handle I~:~~;~~ · ;~n~Ohio fo· Colurnl)us and I~ Electric Compaand have added collection!! the General Telephone Com~ta rting Oct. 1. They ! continue to operate the same type of business as in past, handling general hardware and leather goods. WITH LULLAWAY FEATURE TO GUARANTEE HEALTHFUL SLEEPING COMFORT ~~~ INI NO SAGGIIC ~I BITlOHS • ·-· ••i!"'US lllllllll' /,l~~···""' " Estes Given __ :::::::::::::::.-Laurel Cliff Favors Say Society Notes senators WASHINGTON I UP!l -Presl· dent and Mrs . Johnson have in· vited about :200 college student leaders to a buffet reception WASHINGTON <UP[) - Two ! senators charged Saturday night at the Wh i t e that the Agriculture DeHouse. showered Billie Sol A White House spokesman with favoritism that said Tuesday that Lynda Bird him build a fraudulent Johnson, 20, the President's empire. daughter, wiU help her entertain. She""'ts a sor>holmore S.ns. Karl E. Mundt, R·S.D , Carl T. Curtis, R-Neb ., at George Washington Uni\'ersaid Esles, once regarded as a sity. financial wizard, I~~~=::~ to manipulate cotton I: allotments as part of a Imast<" l•rm plan. They called "fradulent from ttte start." The Republican senators that the Agriculture "in many inDepartment Is~~~~;~' · . .was actually a co11 IJ to tl1is fraud thro~.; • 1 actions, or failure to act, its officials in high offices." The Mundt • Curtis charges attached to a Senate in· Iv.:sti.gating committee report of bow Estes was amass a fortune ·farm manipulations. report was filed with the Senate today . Conclusions A.re Mild The report was signed by all members including the Republicans. It was mild in its It ...ud e no mention of political favoritism, na one guilty of fraud, and did not recommend disciplinary action against anyone. As sorted Flavors /7 It is Hung Hopelessly Mr. and Mrs. Harry have _gone ~ Virginir ~each be With their daugbter-tn • \aw and fll'andchlld who wu prematurely. The husband my Jackson, their only Is out at sea. The law is sufferillls from urenie poisoning and little hoPe held for either the mother or chlld. Mrs. Don Anderson of Dun. bar, w. va. spent Sunday with mother Bessie Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Jack l~~~:~·un Mr. and Mrs. Ill 25 YWS-"DEI-IZED" a..... Open Frldoy end Saturdoy Nighto-PhoM WY 2-2635 ....... _ ~ ;. . ; . .- . ft ,1 ' • , ,0 SOCIAL CALENDAR OCT,! There will be a dance after the Racine hor e game Frid8J night October 2, at the Southern Local Junior high with tht Jays as emcees. Dancing will be until 12 o'clock, sponsored by Southern Local Band Boost.. ers. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Carr of Akron, Mrs. Genevieve Sax· ton of Middleport, 0., Mrs. Anna Shuler of Pandora, 0., were dinner gu~~ts of Mrs. Grace Carr Tuesi.Uiy. M A G'lk · 't d th rs. ve 1 ey VISl e e H. D. Gilkeys in Gallipolis, o. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson B0 I" Akr 0 hi d hte m, on, ., s aug r ~r. ~d Mrs. Roy Moles ond his SISter Verna Haning were dinner guests of the Guy Bo-l'iiiii;;;i;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.il tins SUtJday. II Mrs. John Stout and Mrs. Bes-sie Graham spent a daY at Deocrat Headquarters. Mr. and Mrs, Don Miller and 2 children were weekend guests of the Robert Adkins. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Fraley visited the John Duncans. The Rufus Orender family have moved from the Selvin Combs nouse to the house in Rutland twp. Mrs. Grace Carr and Mrs. John Stout visited Hlel Fnmch's and David Wisemans Sunday evening. "Tad Gilkey"l Karen Gilkey and Ray Alkire spent a night with their arandma Gilkey rec_e_nt_lY:.:·c__ _ _ _ _ _ __ PoMEROY OHIO TONIGHT NOT OPEN THURSO'c~o~~ 5tlrRDAY THE BEATLES HA HARD DAY'S NIGHT• THEY ARE HERE, FOLKS! THE BEATLES: John Lennon, Ringo Starr, Paul Me· ~a rtnotu':!tt'G••eo. Hamson. 0 ..... 0 ea-... Ado1ts--75c; Children-40e P•rdon My Terror SUN .. MON.,_T_U_E_S-.-Oc:t. 4-5-6 "GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM" ITechnicolor) Jack Lemmon, Romy Schnel· der, Dorothy Provine, Mi chael Connors. l!:dw.ard G. R-obinson, Edward Andrews, Louis Nye. iGetting Colorc:•rtoon• "'iii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii~ • DOLL HOUSES See The Complete Selection At ..• DUTTON DRUG CO '•" • ' o 0 o .• • • •" A , 0 ' ; •• ' • •' •· • ,. o•• ..- • .- . ~-~ · ... 0 .... •'' I ,, Pomeroy Inc 1lllale11 111.. !:1M !till tens ,ou tlll'lt alld at a •t• 1lan1:11. Water Ploof", Mlf· windlnl, 'wttP uCOIIillllnll. 11 jew.Js. See Our Extensiue Collection of BUI.OVA Wlltchn From $24.16 BUYS 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW Readings Given When Staff, Officers Meet FURNITURE BAKER FURNITURE :s. MIDDLEPORT, 0. enters fa ;· ------. 1 Chapman-Canaday In the Middle Block Next to Elberfeld• POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORI Open All Dey Th1.1rsd•y 1 1 with FASHIOn FlO ESSE I •...,.,. C/ub·Members al and Is convalescing nicely. Mrs. Larry Wolle substituted at the Chesler Grado School this week for Mrs. Bertha \ \ Smith. 90th Psalm Read For Def!otions SHIRT FINISHING Season after snson. these are tht youna manotylod shoos tiCOIInized as the fashion leader In correct ltyllna, luKUrlous leathers 1nd precision •tp-ons and oxfords. •waits your selection. C, D, E, EEE .. I!IRESS If TIMI- Gle• ...... STANDARD ON Widths B, ca~~!~~ior~cl::,ng p~: I FITS ALL DAY SERVICE Rand and Randcraft shoes for men. ~~nl~~~e:e!f~sG~~::l f~~:~~ !::~:nw:i!~=~ I \ Complete selectlqn ID ~~.ho:~dti~a~~!e~~i::ests ~~ ~ bride's table held a heart-snap- $595· By "Ideal" • m 1.---=======----;1 FANTASY FURNITURE LAUNURYLIRY CLEANING WY 2-5428 POMEROY SOCIAL CALENDAR OCT. I next The Past Chiefs of Magnolia the requirements for initiation, The September meeting of !icily, a special events chair~lPerSOnOI. -~ ed wedding cake of three tiers Temple, Pythian Sisters, will Linda Kauf£, Dianne Van Coon- the Jane Howell Tent. Daugh- man , use of audio visual s and hT and surmounted by bridal min- meet Thursday evening at the ey, and Marta Hubbard. The ters of Union Veterans. was other educational means. [! In p ~ iature!:l and orange blossoms. home of Mrs. Karl Grueser, group will meet on the second held Monday evening at the omerov · On an antlque crystal cake Minersville, with Mrs. Gladys and fourth Tuesdays of each DAV Hall. 00 Mrs. Welby Whaley returned stand an arrangemen of roses Cuckler as host~ss . month. The ~xt meeting will Mrs. Richard Campbell. home Friday, after a vish at baby's breath and daisies was The Pomeroy Home Demon- be Oct. 13 at the home of Miss president, was in charge of the Jackson with Mr. and Mrs. Leo used as...the -centerpiece flanked stration Club will meet Thurs- Bodimer . meeting which opened in ritual Williams and attended the Ap- by white tapcrh iu crystal hold· day, October l , at 10 a. m. at - ---istic form . Several communicaple Fesli\'al. ers. The punch bowl was at the club house on Lincoln tions were read. The district Mr. and \'Irs. William Esk.ew one end opposite the cake Heights. convention to be held in Mar· and family .. of Dayton were and the table was covered with Evangeline Chapter OES, iett.a, Oct. 24. was announced weekend guest~ or relatives in a lace cloth which had be-en a Middleport, will hold its reguand plans to attend were disthe area . wedding gift to the bride's par· Jar meeting Thursday, October cussed. The traveling prize doDale Humphrey of Chicago, ents when they married nearly l, at 7:30 p. m. The meeting nated by Mrs. Herbert Miller 111. spent the weekend with his 27 years ago. ..~ b tl • Elmer M d M Ch 1 will be pr~ceael· Y 8 po ucn Reading~ were glven when was awarded to Mrs. Middleport, 0. parents, r. an 1 rs. ares Assisting at the reception dinner at 6 p. m. All members the Staff and Officers Club of Wickham. HumphJ"ey. were Mrs. R. W. Schweitzer Meius Temple Pythian Sisters Mr. an d 1•'1 rs. J arne s Lee re· of Ash:and, aunt of the bride, are urged. to. attend ,. Th ~ turned to their home, Cam- an~ Miss Mary Mack, sister Evan~_~;e!Jstlc serv~ee~ durs- met Monday t!Vening at the hall bridge Tuesday, after a week· oJ the groom . Mrs. Ronald day, Oct. 1• thr ...ug atur a?, in Middleport. end visit with her parents, Mr. Cowdery of Long Bott.om, Mrs. Oct. 3• at the Laurel Chff Readings included "0 u r and Mrs. Fred Blaettnar. James Rees, Jr ., Mrs. Harry Free Methodist Chur_ch. _Rev . Guide" by Mrs. Ben Neutzling Mrs. C. J . Struble returned Willford and Mrs. Clarence Sar. Roy D~eter of C'..oolv~ne_ Wl_ll ~e and "L-ove of Friends" by Mrs. · preachmg. The public lS2 mvlt· Phil Meinhart. Mrs. Griff Ru•;r horne Sunday evenmg, a ft er a gent. several days visit in Logan Mr. and Mrs. Mack were ed. Sun~ay, Oct._ 4· a_t . p.m. sell gave a humorous reading. 'lh h l M d M there Wlll be a smgsplration at Mrs Karl Owen president WI er parens, r . an rs. away for only a short honey· th h h 'th 1 1 and 1·n.· ' c urc WI oca . was m charge of, he meetino-. . . . e 0 tto II es Sr. Sl1e ana her par- moon and will live m Denver, vited talent. Rev. EuMene Gtll, M W'll' L ·~. ents visiled Thursday and Sat· Colo., where he will be in serrs. I _1am owe . was. report · · . . pastor. . ed. a -patient In Umvers1ty Hos· urday WI'th Otto II es 1r. who J's v1ce w1t· h the A1r N~ttional All Meigs County Republican nd d 1 C1 b ill in University Hospila!, Co- Guard until Februar~ when his Women are urged to attend a plbt~ m do urn us a ad rolun · ~ · · t d Th tt ro m car was prepare or !urn bus . Sl'e Was acc')mpanl,ed se_rv1ce 1s _a an en . ey Jen meeting Oct. 1 at 8 p. m. in her. home by Mr. Struble who spent will !Jve m Columbus. the Republican headquarters G 1 ed d . Sunday at Logan. Enroute Mrs. Mack was graduated building on Court·st in Pornearne~ w:e P~Y. I ant Mpnzhome they visited Mr. Struble's from Racine High School in es won Y rs. em Jar, sister, Mrs. Jennie Galloway 1960 and attended the Univer- roy. OES Homer Jon~s, . Mrs.. Neutzhng The Evangeline Chapter, d M M G1 who is serious\!, il1 in Mount St. sity of Kentucky Center of Ash- will meet at the Masonic Tern· an . rs. _mme I more. Mary's Hospital, Nelsonville. land, Ky. She is employed ar, .travelmg ~nze brought by Mrs. - pie Thursday evening at 6 p.m. N th 8 ded to Mr. and Mrs. Eslie Mossman private secretary with the law a an . tggs was awar spent the weeketld in Newark, firm of Feibel, Feibel and Gold- for a potluck dinner preceding Mrs. Gnff Russell. with their daughter and son-In- en of ;olumbus. the regular meeting. Members Refreshments o( salad, sandare asked to bring a covered · h d ff ed law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mor· Mr. Mack 1·5 a gr,·Jduat• of wtc es dn co · ee were serv ,.. dish aud their own table ser\'· b M N th •·· d Kyger Creek High School, at-· ice. y rs . a an P1ggs an Mn. gan and son. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rea of tended Ohio University and Th All c· the Alfred Biggs. October hostess" 1 h' w v · 't d · e ernoon Ire1e 0 1 es will be Mrs. Meinhart and Tr ,ta•.le P Ia,. . . a. VISJ e Ohio Technical Institute, Co}.. Heath Methodist Church wiU last week With h1s mother, Mrs. umbus h ld "d Mrs. Homer Jones. 1 F rtay E tR · o arummagesae rnes ea. Out-or-town guests In addi- and saturday October 2 and 3 CLUB MEETS Miss Jean Casto o~ Columbus tion t~ a number of people in the forme~ A and p BuildThe Women's Club of Our La- I spent the weekend with her par- from Cheshire were Mr ·and · M J h · g dy of Loretta Church met at tile ents, Mr. and Mrs. N a t h a n Mrs. Herman ReeS Mr. 'c. C. mg. keedm "tors avtaongt MrummNa ~ a· d f 'I • are as con c rs. or home of Pat Goebel Sept. 13th. 1ggs an ami Y· Rees, Mayslick, Ky., Mr. and man Wayland or leave it at her Results of the Homecoming and . . Mrs. Dana Hysell of Colum- Mrs. R. W. Sch~itzp- and sons home on N. Second-Av~;;. dinner were dlscussed. Meeting I bus was the weekend gue~t of of Ashland, Ky., Missl:!s EveOC'I'. a closed with a prayer led by Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Biggs, lyn Mack, Pat Kennedy, Pat The Letart Falls Methodist Father Leonard Cencula . ReRutland Road and Mr. and Claar• C"'ol. Cart!r •nd Mrs· Chur ch 1ssponsormga]tey · · "tn freshments were served by the ld Mrs. FldDI oy un ee, Rut an . Robert Harter, allol Columbllll, Sat d Oct 3 in the hostess. Next mE-eting will be Joe Ebersbach returned home supper • . ur ay • . · · . Oct. 4th at Winne~erd Marcinko Monday alteJ undergoing surCommumty Bulldmg, Servmg home. gery at Melg~ Memorial Hospitwill begm at 5 P· m. PETITE PRINCESS ROBINSON'$ r ersonal. . . ,. I Beatles autographed photo 25c ONE 1!"11! High School Gi Is' Group Are Organized and I Phillips Sisters~ Style'Shop MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Court St. ,. Of Myron Mack in Racine Church Lonnie RHeMrs, Fayson,Wood, James Dale. 11"'"'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"'1 Mrs. Fo'eda MEIGS THEATRE Bowen, local, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ~omas sons of Athem, spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sirois of Kankakee, Ill. She ls the former Vlvian Wood. They all attended graduation exer· cises at Great Lakes, Ill., where Mrs. Freda Bowen's son Burnie, graduated from boot training. He will be home Oct. 1 for a 14-day leave and then will report to a naval base in F.lorida. Ml". Billy ,.~: tPl!a spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife. Mr. Hershel Justice spent Friday night with Billy VateJia. Mrs. Ethel Rile was a busi· ness visitor In W II t M e son onand M Ch 1 Ril · rs . ares e and Mr. Gforge Martin made a business tri to Pomero on Monday p y ~G-e-,-;;-n=-;-; -£....1.. Cancer In forma lion Program is Outlined~ .. M·B ... lnslructive information on the dent ol Pomeroy and • gradu- presentative• ol the Society and Mr Welsh presented ....uti· live llocntary, pve I ~ A bride of beauty and dl!- length gown af white satin bro1 broad scope of work done by ate of Ohio University, accept- their work. : then the State lev- cat of merit awards to Mr. oo the aid and lllltt8DOI ..... tinction deservedly held all cade. It was a sheath with cowl . In Middleport & the American cancer Society ed his present JM)Sition about el where a staff of 17 persona: is Vaughan for his services in en to local eaaeer pltilml . . eyes as Miu Saradelle Rees. collar and large self-covered in educating the public in can- seven months ago. He said he kept busy ; and the National conducting t.he Crusade and a al!o atmOUDCed tbe ......& daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jam• buttons down the back of the Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Mil· cer prevention and treatment is enth11.8iastic with the w"rk level where men of top fl.lght paper holder; a pin tAl Mrs. meeting of the SocletJ te Ill S. Rees , Sr ., Racine, pledged waistlir~. Giving spec1al dis- hoan were visitors In Galli pol- was presented by Mr. Charles to be done in carrying ~t the ]quallllts head tM important of- Cedric Clark, past president held ln Columbua, Oetober t•J.J. her vows to Mr. Myron Mack., tinction was its oversklrt of is Tuesday . Lochary, new Director of Pub- aims oi the Cancer Society 1nces in New York City. and long time volunteer work- Serving on tb1!: Board of g.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold white silk organ:r.a which open- Mrs. Theo Neutzling and lie ~.-1 Professional Education He :!tressed the areas of Mr Lochary demonstrated a er in tbe Society : Mrs. Clar· rectors are Mr. Well~ lit. Mock of Cheshire. ed at the front . She wore long daughter were in Gallipolis on of the Ohio Division of the Scr Cancer Society work begmnlng bre ak-down of the funds donat· ence McNeal, a service pin Blackwood, MiM RuueD, MrL The wedding wa celebrated white gloves above the elbow, Tuesday. ciety. Cit a meeting Tuc~·' ·· y at the county level, which he ed by the public in the and certificate for her service; Baney, Mr. L. W. MeCom•, on Friday, Sept. 11, at half white stain slippers and her Mr . and Mrs. Clarence Bai- evening at tfle Middleport High deemed most important in se- against cancer which · and Miss Nina Russell, who Mr11. Clark, Mrs. Nan ~ after six o'cloch in the even- 1veil was a pouf of illusion, ley tmd sons, Richard and Mi- School. ·u ring public int"rest in the Research, 33 per cent : bas been financia l secretary for Mrs. Lawrence BlDg, Mn. I'Y• ing at the Racine Methodist ·shoulder length, and held in chael, of Springfield spent the Mr. Lochary, a former resl· educational fie' · the Field Re-- 20 per cent ; Public Education, the past 18 years, a pirl and 1eretl Hayes, Mrs. Guy _N~. Church by the Rev H. L. Me- place by a white satin ca bbage weekend at the home of Mr. 19 per cent; Professional Edu- certificate. Mr. George Vaughan, Jn., Jobft. Daniel, pastor. Two rings were rose. '!I and Mrs. Leo Kennedy , his fa· Several of B&PW cation. ~rvices rendered in Officers for the past year son, Richard, Jones, Mr. flo. used. . . . ther and sister. Mr. William the latest periodicals to re-elected for the coming bert Proffitt, Mrs. Faye Praf.. She earned on a white Bible Bailey and daughter Janis. Club Go to Athens tors and dentists, 10 per cent: Including Mr. Jack fitt, WenUell Gerlach, Mrl. For this candlelight cere· a d~cora~iv~ bouquet of wh~te Mrs . Frank Hysell 'or Rutland T Several m~mbers of the Mid- Fund Raising, 10 per cent: and president : Lloyd Black- Mildred Betzing, Mrs. McNe.l, mony, light fell from two sev· orchld wtth · cascade of white is a patient at Meigs Memorilll ~!eport Busrn~ss and Profes- finally, Administrative. 8 per wood, vice president : Mrs. Joe Mrs . Pat Lochary, Dr. R . . . en . branched wrllught iron porn porn chrysanthemums. ·Hospital where she i· being A group of high school girls s10nal ":omens Club were m ~~:ent, a very !ow figure in Bailey, secretary; and Miss Boice, and Bernice LedUe. R. candelabra entwined with ivy Miss Carol Carter of Colum- treated for a heart condition. of the Middleport First Baptist Athens S~nday ~ a~tend the eomparison. Nina Russell , trea surer . Mr. N. Mrs. Joe Bailey was Ill and in each window 01 the bus was the maid of honor and Her daughter, Mrs. George Church held an organizational fall medmg of 0Jstncts 12 The speaker stressed the con· L. W. McComas, chairman of charge of the social hour fellchurch were candles also held was completely charming in a Johnson of Middleport, is with meeting Tuesday evening at 15 of the Ohio Federation held need for research in the nominating committee gave lowing the meeting. An .,. with ivy. The altar arrange- long s!eev ed wooI sheat b th at her at the ~spital · in Baker Centt>r. lor a cure and Uoe report wh1·cb was accepted rangement of red roses center, the church pars..,.,a ~ for the ments ware complete with fan- owed its distinction to its Mr. and rs. E. M. Burton Sandra K. Miller Chapter of Attending were Mrs. on the function of the unanimously . eel the refreshment table Wl'lll shaped -arrangement of white simplicity. She carried a col· have returned f~om _ a vaca~lon Guild Girls. Mrs . Donald Boone Lewis, Mrs. John Wernv, pres- Society in the importance Mrs. Joe Shavorinsky, Exeeu- cake, coffee and nuts sen... gladioli, numuo::o, and greenery onlal bouquet of lavender as- trip to Detroit, ~!ch ... pomts is the Fellowship Guild Counsel· idcnt; Grace Pratt, vice presipersons understand canin wrought iron stands. A light- ters and white sweeilieart in Canada, and m Ohio at or. dent; Sharon Roush, treasurer ; cer better. ed cross in the background roses. Bueyr.ts and Youngstown. The Guild was named for a Ann Bailey, secretary ; Mrs. He concluded with the rtominated the setting and a Miss Coleen Wilson spe_nt missinnary serv ing in Japan. Nellie V~le, personal d evel~p- thought that resean.: h is the white wrought iron kneeling Mr. Don Ray of CGiumbus Sunday in Middleport with New officers elected include ment chaJr~an ; ~rs . Lewts, key to the hope of eradicating bench covered with white sat- served as best man and the friends and relatives in Porn- Chairman, Dianne VanCooney; World Affa1rs Chatrman; Fred- cancer and the education in was used. Vice Chairman, Linda Kauff; die Houdashelt, finance_ chair- gram to early detecti on of cant ushers were Mr. Winn Rees eroy. Mrs. Otis McClintock, Racine and Mr. Phll1p Roberts. Mr Mr. and Mrs. Ric~rd Kar:t Cuild Scribe, Stephanie Pullen; man; Janet Korn, pubhc rela- cer. He showe-d a film on teen~ wa s the soloist and Mrs. Don Winn Ree& was the candle~i~ht· and sons have moved mto their Guild Steward, Marta Hubbard. tions; Cloria Ebersbach, spec- agers and their views on smokJohnson of Portland was at the er. newly purchased property , the Others attending W"re Marilyn ial committees ehairman ; and ing. piano for the traditional wed- The bride's mother wore a former Russell Wilson home Stumbo, Judy Brewer, Elinor Mrs. Nolan Swackhammer, Mr. Jack Welsh, president ding music. "The Lord's Pray· blue silk jersey dress and ac- on Cole-st. Bodimer, Myrta Wilson. An In- Emma Jane Paugh, Phyllis of the loca l un it. · Clnducted the er" was sung as the bridal cented it with a corsage of itiation service will be held Oc· Stanley, and Betty Leonard. meeting. Mr. George Vaughan. pair knelt before the altar. red carnations. tober 11 at the church. Mrs. Lewis presented a pro-- Crusade Chairman for the past The bride , given in marriage The bridegroom's mother The girls worked on tlwir gram on World Affairs assisted year, submitted his report of by her father , wore a street wore a blue knit suit with white first project during the even- by Mrs. Vale. the program and reported a ing, plastic corsages in fall coltotal of $3,740.57 raised this carnations in her corsage. ~~Wiaft?~c Mr. and Mrs. Rees were hosts ors to be given to women pa· in the counly He also - HALF SIZE DRESSES ,.• .. Pt. Rock . Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Rife Mrs. Elma Reiber, Mrs. Bet· ty Diehl, Mrs. Charles Knoles, Mrs. lola Howell, Mrs. Emma Fox, ~rs. Wanda Jacobs, attended a Democrat meeting recently in ~olumbus. They had the pleasure of shaking hands and talking with Mrs. Lyndon Mrs. Charlea Karr. Naylor's Johnson. Hill will be hostess for the anMr. and Mrs. Guy Russel1, nual pot luck dinner of the Laur- : Warren visited recently with el Cliff Health Club November I hls sister and brother-in-law. 8th. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Diehl. Mr. Paul Archer, daughter, Mr. r_.ester Brookover has re- . turned home from a two weeks I Mrs. Mark Hison, Mark, visit with relatives in Sandy, Jody, Columbus, spent 8 W.Va. day with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Homer Halley spent a DiehL day recently with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Stahl, Mrs, Hartwell CUrd, Ball Run. Marshfield,, Mr. ana Mrs. Mark - Benoa Parker Stahl and Steven, Portsmouth, recently visited with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schae(er. Mr. Herman Michiels, received injury to his jaw and eye while working on an autombile. He was a patient in Holzer hospital for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoffman, I Columbus, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Holley. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith and family, M\. Carmel visited Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Lawrence A. Smith. 1 Mrs. Charles Diehl injured ' her leg recently which took sev- 1 era! stitches to close the wound. Mrs. Margaret Hysell, Colum- ~ bu8 became ill while visiting her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs, Mrs. Hysell ls under a doctor's care. Mrs. Pearl Parker is in Columbus lliis week for a medl· cal checkup, "better- half" VERY UMITED OFFER 011 TilE IIISCOIIIIIID LULLAWAY -- ' Mr. --M~ and Mrs. Edward of SWlbury and ~er Mrs. Emma Pierce of ~:~~;I called nn Mr. and Mrs. Rlfe and son, Larry, afternoon, following funeral vices for Mr. D. V. Morris of and children Bobbi and Sammie of St. Albans, W. Va., spent Saturday evening with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C h a r 1e s Rirc and Larry, Mrs. Myrta Rile Is spending Clark a lew days with Mrs. Ethel on Kingsbul'll Rd. Mr. is under the Doctors .but Is recovering slowly. • . Mrs. Elsie Harung was ~ken Dana Tum.er to Darwm to with her sister Letha Cowfor a week. Dr. and Mrs. Don Gibson and children of Portsm()uth the wetkend with The Douglas' and Mrs. Lana Glbson. See Our Nice Line Of THIS IS THE SALE Of THE YEAR! mtCO PCIUCY ANY PRICE CUITJIIG UCEPT DURING THIS I 'I The Pomeroy Police Depart,. ment has reported the arrest George Sprouse, 36, Pomei'OJ' and Parsons. Racine, OJl charges. tallorlnat Thl• foH, • dozzllni collection of Fw,..... ,__.., lnlll'lm. ..... INGELS FURNITURE 19 n;;:;::;i:~:;~:~~:;~·,~·;:~:O, TWO ARRESTED Buckwheat Society Notes ---------- 'B "BREATHING " VENTILATORS PUIS ...liE GIOTIST IAnllfSS IIIVAIICE . .·' .18 lor poor rellel purposes Johnson Plans Peace Drive PORK SHOULDER Harrisonville News Notes Distribution of public DI Conference l SAUSAGE 3 lbs. $1.00 --------------.~------------ excise taxes totaling $8,674,188- , Teacher 1Me1gs W'll Lead • FRES H PORK CHEESE Jury Reports Firemen will Begin Week announced today by State Audl (Continued from Page One) turn their entrie~ into the Cross -~-W~. The payment - the final for Hardware or Jack's Dairy Bar the calendar year - was anytime llefore the deadline. ed by all 88 counties, aao brings Selected posters will be displayed in store windows through- . PT . PL~ASANT-'J'h.;;o 12 man to $27,1311,74719 the total out the business district of Mid. jury hearmg the Don Hatten tribution of such funds for poor dleport. Posters must be mark· Admr ., et al vs._ Mason Realty relief tor the calendar year. ed on the back as follows: Company ~n_d Cit~ oC_ Point itJcluding two advance distri· NAME OF CONTESTANT Pleasant ~1v1~ actwn m Mason butions of $5,237.837 made last GRADE IN SCHOOL County C1rcu1t Courl reported December. There ~as $8,440.85 . . . Tuesday at 6:45 p .. , after came to Mei~s . Malena! . for ideas w11l . be a- near 1v four hours del'1be ra !I' on. va1!ah!e m r.he respective school : h d dl ck . . that 1t was ope 1ess 1y ea o · • . or by contacting t~e f1re ~om- ed pany public relatiOnS offiCer, , Bob Byer. I Following a discussion by Trophies will be on display in Judge James Lee Thompson, the Ci lizens Naliona! Bank. Win- presiding judge, and the coun· l ID ners will be announced the !at- se! involved the Judge reportter p<~rt of the week and win- ed to thf' jury members that ning pusters wil l be di splayed co unse l felt they had presented wUh the trophy unl.il noon Sat- all pertinent facts of the case urday, October 10 at Cross Hard- and ordered the jurors to re- Lucille Smith of Chester, ware. Arter noon Saturday, tro- port back Thursday 9:30 a.m. conference chairman, will have phies may be picked up. to further delibfrate the case. a leading role Oct. 13 in Athens J•Jdge Thompson tuld jurors when teachers, principals, suhe felt a verdic( , one way or perintendPnts and local the other, could be reached in tive heads take part in the lbe case. Ohio Department of Classroom Counsel for the City of Point Teachers (OCT) 11th annual Pleasant. Cecil B. Dean. pre-- drive-in conference. sented an int.--.rroga •ory to the Beginning Sept. 29 and runWASHINGTON WPil _ Pres- jury a lo~g with the four possi- ning through Oct. 22, the ~er­ iden t Johnson lans if elected ble verd1cl.s they could ret~rn . ences wi!l be held on var1ous ' to fly to Paris ~n N~vember 0 ~ The interrog(ltory f0r th~ Jury dates at 14 separate sites in Decembf:'r to outline a world is an unusual prcc~dure m thiS Ohio so that all ~e~bers of peaN' program to America's court an~ was objected to by local teachers associations may S. D. L1t1lcpage, counsel for participate . European Allies. He would !ike thi s to be fol - the pl ai ntiff. . . . . Keynote spe_aker at all 14 Ioweu• before 1ong bv a mee 1· The $10 ·000 CI VIl. actwn dwhtch conferences· Will· be Charles W. h ing with Soviet Preniier Nikita concerns the accidental rown- Cook, Lora1n h1gh school tea~ · s_ Khrushchev H I he Commu- ing of the BY.: yr. old -son of Dr. er and president o_f the h 1 o ·. d · bl and Mrs. Donald Hatten on June OCT. Theme of th1s years conms1 1ea er ts agreea e. . h1 · · OCT " Assuming he defeats s c n. 1_0. J~6t m a mban oke e;~.a~a- feren_ce is " Th1s 1s y~u_r it Barry M. Goldwater in the t10n m Meadow roo A 1t10n h~ghhghting the act1~1hes, po · Nov . 3 election, Johnson does began _Monday. . e1es and problems o[ the denot want to dawdle about going TesL1mony of nme pla intiff partmen1. overseas on his fir st presiden· witnesses w_e~ h~rd Monday On Oct. 13th the confereoce tial mi ssion of ersonal dipl om- and two plamhff Witnesses and will be at Athens - Ruby DaiP thr~ defense witnesses Tues- ton, president, Athens Educaa~ 'I He feels his present inhlbl· day. tion Assn., local hostess; Lucttions about leaving the country le Smith, Chester, conference while there is nu vice president chairman. would be dispelled once s. n, Hubert E. Humphrey becorn· THURSDAY, FRI., SAT. 3 Distribution IJ Made of Excise Tax ' I I I I Reading the 90th Psalm lor de· voUons opened the September meeting of the Star Class ol the Syracuse Flrst United Presby· terlan Church in the church annex Tuesday night Sept. 22. orrn, vice [president,' Mrs. Thom01 Clarlc condueted the busi· neli ...si;.. Roll 11 · ca was 8111\fered 117 five members present with a scripture verJe con· talning the word "Labor." Reports were read and approved. It was decided that the cia.. will have • rummage sale with date to be annOIDlced !at· er. For the program session the group played the BIble game which they enjoy so much. Tile ectober roll c•U word will " "fruiUul." The hostess Is MJu Ftantie Mumaw, and to, ~ve ~· program will be MJI!; Harry Potts. .· . lerresluitert!i were served 117 booteoo llfrl. Ada Slack to Mrs. James Clark, MJu Mumaw, ~·' iV•!eW l• •'!l'lfiJ, ~ • Attend· Fa// Auditing CommiUee Meets in Chester Conference VISIT IN LEBA!':ON Mr. and Mrs. Marion Furbee M C1 1 nd h and daughter, Mrs. Thomas rs. Ross e a was os- Sayre spent weekend with relaSeveral members of the Middleport Literary Club were Jn tess to the auditi~g committee tives at Lebanon, Ohio. Gallipolis Tuesday to attend of Chester Counctl, Daughters 1 ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,j the !all conference of [);strict ol America, last week at her lr VIII ol the Ohio Federation of home in• Chester. Womeo's Clubs held at I he Following the auditing of the Grace Methodist Church. ~ooks, a soclaJ hour was ~ Those attending included Mrs. ]Dyed and refreshments served James Euler, president of "the by the hostess. Present :were Wo Ropalr All Literary Club; Mrs. Bruce Mrs. James Van Metert flnanMak.. & Mudols Lloyd, Mrs, 0 . P. Klein, llllss cia! secretary; Mrs, Eldon Sus.m Park, Mrs. Nan Moore. Kraeuter, treasurer: ~rs. Hat· Mrs. M. L. French, Miss Be" tte Frederick, .recordmg secreSanborn and Mrs Emersnn tory; Mrs. Eddie Hartung, Mrs. ' ' lr'l " " for I'"00 · , ·· · James Ridenour SDd Mrs. WY 2-2255 ..-, Jones, ·~·-e ·w•lf · - •·tae nd 101 E, Motn St, Pomoro• Dliwt"l S"11• t"t"• ""t /t'tt/1 The Mi~dleport Liter..,Y ""-• . • • w- 5• a r• II ..., II ,. ""' f 1 I Club was one or the hostess l!lii;;,";.;.·.;;CI;;:;e;;;land~ .· .;;C!OUDCI;;;;;..;d;;;;ep:;;u~ty;.. .Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;::;::';lutt-trd-msitm of famou I clubs and assisted in prepar· l1.. t 1:-.• .1 t': .I • ing name tags lor the meeting. fl lll•rrn11 '' 8 I lllllul fiiCIRg I I The group heard Mr·. William binorr /otlianBpfllis. Our I R. Murray ol Wellingt~ State 1.1.u D d · • ,. I President and other state and llNI'III "' r I Will II llstltiRI I district ollicers during the ail p9Wifld With I 48n Wbtllf I I day meeting. Workshops on the lnd fl""-·"l••• various toplca were conducted ONLY • ~ _, • •• I' daring the n\orning and alt~r· FiR 00011 ~·~ • c:.r.onlont·, · ...... I Ptl.ttl· · luncheon servIRtry ed 117 w<lliit!W<~IIIbe church I bring ftlll· the ~ ,enjoyed'i'vocal pro. gram llitoo.· by •tohn Epling of t/li$ llltlls GalllpoUa: · Tbe' 'toorllon also I FURNITURE CO. fiWII made a tour of ahlblts lncludJAA!SON. W. VA. -~ ~·· r · ' af' • ', .,_ ,., • SERVICE- RADIO & T.V. CLELAND'S T V toil"' I 811ilt l 3 ROOMS New Furntture • s...99 Foil~ ~ ·,=· ·¥ *' . ~-"' MASON Goods-··· .... .. '\· . . .-: :..·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - •b br 1111 « ban bod'" COIN i1 tod1y. IIUt th b/10k IRd it wiiJt y,. 111igllt will for &.. I ' ' ,_ ,,·--------------------------- �. . . .......... ·' --- - ~-~- .. ·-· --- -~ .. •"" . . . I ~ - ... • ' • - - - - - - - - - - ol!lcert, end Ml'l. l'earl Can• ~ di'O\'e, and M .!l Wb bon, Mrt. Mardi ~""'' entor may tontact Mrt. C. 0 . day, will meet to name work- madt on papcoro !ales at the Mrs. Wanda WUiiama, Mrs . Chapman. Vt>mon Weber . Mn en lor the eYIIlt. RJlS. .. P...., football Reva Snowden, Mn. Marie Ann Webster or Arthur Miller . game. A motion 1UI appmved Bir(_·hl it>ld, Mrs. Jf'l!Sit' wtlite. Mrs. Harold Sauer will be in Ofes The aecretary's report and to loan the Boosters' automa Mrs. flo Martin. Mn. Jean ch.arge of ti<"k t>l sales. inatrument rent report was tic coffee urn. Parkt'r. Mrs . s~r ~'-"ra Van Met· The winner~ will be awarded Rutland Society N ' 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU - - - - - - - - - - gtvenA~ Mr~·uMargant By Jeu fuker er · r'ur l er ~av~ BOOSTERS PlAN CARNIVAL The Northwestern Band Boosten met at the Rutland High School CYm Monday. Sept. n, with Robert Miller, president. In ebarae. Plans were made for sponsoring a " Halloween Carnival" Ule latter part of October. A committee composed of Ralph Jar· vis, baod director; Robert Miller, Mrs. Jessie Whitt, Mrs. Margartt Weber, Mra. Ellie Sutherland. Band Booster WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANT/f~ • : treuureoiiM roportEI 1 S t•~ ,•nd sence rs. ed s e utlurr a h 1n· w o wu Jur recen Y 1n a horseback riding accident. Cbaperooe• were nam!d _to aocompany the band on tnps to football games, to the 3rd annual Band - 0 • ltama to bto held at Marietta on Saturday, October 3, and to the Band Day event to be held at Ohio University, Athens, Saturday. October 10. A report Wll given on the Band Boo!ter member· CLOTHING PARTY Mn. Fred !Donna 1 Williamson entertained with a ''Fresh . , clothing . S.11ks' p41rly at ber h -··-"· --• Se orne, w~y, "IC'mng, pt. 17. Mrs. Janet Morria: waa the demonstrator, showing a complete Une o1 fall clothing. Games were enjoyed and prizes awarded . Mr1. Edith WilUamson r-tcelved the door prize. Refreshments o{ angel food cake. salad, coffee. and iced tea were terved. Those attending were Mn. Bonnie Jarvia, Mn. Effie Den· er, Mn. Janet Bolm. Mn Su- prizes of a $25 savings bond san Theobald, Mrs . Joan May. for first plact> . $10 cash for se- Mn. EdJtll WilliamSOfl . Mrs. J oan Harnson, . M rs . J ane I M . nd M Do008 w 1·l . orns a rs . . · hamson and thrH children. PTA PLANS SHOW . Tht> R· "j PTA I! SfY'"' s-oring a talent show to be held Saturday . Nov. 7, in th~ high IChool auditori~. wit:b the pr~eed! to be paid on the cafetena painting project. The show Is open to talent of all ages and thOif wishing to cond place, and $l> cash for h. d I t 1r pace ATfEND YEARBOOK CLINIC man~hip. - .. The enti~ senior elau .01 Rutland High spent Mond ~ , Sept. 28. seeuri111 advertl81-ments for thelr yearbook • Meigs and sur roi.UICDng COUDtl.M. Miss Mary E. 0\apmaa ud Mi.s! Leda Kraeuter, Rutlan4 facu Ity mem be rs are ad~-Y-..w f th "N_.~ .....:., _ _.ftu or ~ •11- Won~ ~- Mi.s! Suzy Parker. Tom HyOUT t\T IABI' sell and Andy Sprouse of the MA'M'AWA, ONT. (UP!) Rulland High school "" Nor·wes· Behind an old mirror, 101t ter" yearbook staff attended a Storme Van Rassel d.L~~~eovertd clinic for yearbook 'itaff mem a t.Jme . yellowed copy of the bers, which wa ~ held at Lu· Bostom Journa' dated May 11, CJsvJI!e Ohw, Saturday, Sepl. 1906 Published at BoJton. MaiL 2ti. by Frank A. Munse)\ tbe JOUI· They received inslruclions in m'' went out of ex.isten~ mott the m.akt'-Up or a yParbook and 1than a half century ago. Middleport, 0. Kanauga, 0. we~re $ LBS. JII!RO WORSHIP-When Kelso, four-times Horse of the Year, passes, everyone stops and watches, inc1uding chil· dren and their dop. Old Town Flats Long Bottom Society Notes -Society News c AlWAYS TOP-QUALITY PRODUCE AT TINY'S LB. BONUS BUY! Robin Hood FLOUR.- 1. 8 9 2!~~!- 5 BONUS BUY! HUNTS YELLOW CLING PEACHES 300 CAN SLICED BONUS BUY! RINSO KING SIZE c BONUS BUY! DOMINO SUGAR LB. BAG EVERY DAY LOW PRICES CARNATtON .. \"''"· ...;:,..... '·· · • t; DRY• fiM<I ~ ·qt. . '· . • ROA\E BEAUTY 35 . $ ,. Del Monte PEAS, 303 c --- Joan of Arc 303 KIDNEY BEANS c Armour 24 o•. . •• BEEF STEW' • c Cut Rite , WAX PAPER c - . FIG BARS 2 lb. box - -.•.. -- --- Kelloggs 13 ·oz. RICE KRISPIES Sta-Fio STARCH - ! gal. - -. - COFFEE 1: MATE - PY-0-MY 11 oz. --- BOX $ lb. Unc. .49 BAG c EASY MONDAY PINK LOTION c c c 41b. c c .69 BUSHEL 32 oz. CAKE MIXES--· EASY MONDAY 15oz. can SPRAY STARCH c Mrs. Mae Van Meter and daughter, Ruby, and Mrs. Min- Mr, and Mrs. George Umbernie Carron were in Gallipolis ger, Mr. and Mrs. Cashen Limberger. Otisville, Mich., Flor· on bu!iness. Mrs. Erma O'Neil vi sited ence Limberger and Mr. and Mrs. Minnie CarroH and fami- Mrs. Thurman Babcock were dinner guest~ of Mr. and Mra. ly. Oscar Babcock. Visitors at ttJe home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wines were Mr. and \1' rs. Henry HentJune Wines o~ Apple Grove, ley and Mr. and Mrs. David Car. Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Cochran ter were at Nitro, W. Va. visit· of Coshocton, Mr. and Mrs. ing their granmnother, Alice Ward Cochran, Port Washing. Roberts who is crilically ill. ton, visited them and attended the homecoming at Morris Cha- Mr. and :\-frs. Hank Holter and pel Church Sunday. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. David Smith Mrs. Dana Holter visited Mr. were visil.ing Mr. and M r 1. and Mrs. Clyde Wines. Lloyd Me Peck, Belleville, W. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Evans Va . and son, Paul Deen, Stiversville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ol- Tress Swain spent 1 week lie Sayre and family , Wednet- visiting relatives at Columbus. Dora Pierce, Mt. Olive, day evening. was visiting Mary Pierce. Maxine Sayre of Racine visIted Mrs. O!Ue Sayfe Wedne!i· Betty Frederick and Bill, Cheater, spent a day with Leone day. Mis!i Judy Sayre went to vis- Babcock. it Brenda Jarrel of Letart Falls Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Lark.lnl and the Jarrel family accom- entertained with a birthday parpanied by Judy went to Cleve- ty honoring their son, Kenneth. land to visit Brenda's sister. Janie Brewer haa returned Bob Bush, Canal Winchester home from Camden Clark Hosattended the Morris Chapel pital after undergoing minor homecoming and helped fw- surgery. nlsh music. Mrs. Alma Holter, Amanda Mr. and Mrs. Lowel Greer Baer, Forest Run and Editb took their daughter, Lola Kay, Si9.Son, Pomero) were vlsitinli to Columbus for 8 check up at Mr. and Mn. Hank Holter. Children's HospitaL Mr. and Mrs. David Carter John MJneard of near Cleve- have moved to Pomeroy. land visitod Mr. Reed Gandee Ray Justice spent the wMk8 recent Sunday. end here at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence John- Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hayman, lion and family of near Min- Columbus spent the weekend ersville visited .Mr. and Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bistell. Edd Bush and Mr. and Mrs. Several attended ehurch IU· Cecil Roseberry and children vices at Mt. Olive with Ref. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. K. Riggs doing iht preach· Roseberry and family o1 Col- ing. umbus visited his brother Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Groce Ia Cecil Roseberry and family. at Beckley, W. Va. visiting Mr. and Ml'!l. Clifford Roush, their daughter, Mrs. Curt CawMra. Louise Van Meter and thorne who is ill. daughter, Nickey, helped Sher- VIolet Smltb yl R08eberry celebrate her 4th birlhday recently . Mr. and Mrs. Carroll White Four Rivero Scout and daughters of I "tart Falls, Meeting Planned Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Robert ParThe second meeting ot tht sons visited Mr. and Mrs. May- Four Rivers '1irl Scout Counwond Johnston. ell Senior Planning Board will Mr. and Mrs. Homer lc•n· be held Oct. 10 at IO::W a. m. bower visited their son,· Mr. in the St. Andrew•• Methodist lnd Mrs. Clifford Icenhower, Church in Parkersburg. of near Pomeroy. Miss: Diane Foley haJ been Mr. Ray Ours visited Mr. appointed chairman of a comand Mrs. Homer Icenhower a mittee to build a Girl Scout recent afternoon. float for lhe Mid - Ohio VaiJlm and Joyce Braee of Ra- ley United Fund parade. cine visited Judy Sayre Satur· Round-up meetings are sched· day afternoon. uled for Oct. 3 and 4, at Camp Mrs, Hattie McMurray has Sandy Bend at Elizabeth, Oct. been Ill at her home . 17, at Howes Grove in Belpre, Mr. end Ml'll, Arlie Spencer and Nov. 21 and :12 at camp of Spencer, W. Va., visited Mr. Rotan, located outside Athens. and Mrs. Arlie West. Thursday. Other ~ctivities under stur'Mr. and Mrs. Joe HWit of are Christmas Post Office workDunbar, W. Va., visited Mr. ers, museum aldes, Leaders-In· •nd Mrs. Arlie West Saturday. Training course and the Scout Mr. and Mn. Arlie West visit· Conervation ""rogram. ed their son, Leslie Jordan, at St. Albans, W. Va., Thursday. DATING RATING Mrs. Leona .Jiallnn called m NEW YORK (UP!) - At the them Wednesday. Grace Downs Airline Hosteu Mr. and Mn. Harold Proffit Sehool, the girls have a definil< were dinner guesta ol Mr. and rating system for their datee. Mrs. West Wednesday. ZerO means a real loser; MrS. Ruih Powell vlsite~ her dirisible refers to • big bag of son, Mr. Roy Powell and fam· wJnd. A fast worker is rated as Uy and attended Sunday llchool a jet-jockey. A male with a al l!ald Knobs. one - track mind is a mono-May Jollnllloa plane. All gond prospectl are . dubbed air-worthy. 'I'IIANKll TO FLEMING ------'---WASHINGTON (UP!) -T be A~nder Fleminf - becauae Phermaceull~ Manulactur- lhe advent ,of bls penlcUllr disart Aeeoclallon ropot!l lhal· eovery drisllcally ""' the morbulllllhlers in Madrl1l have de- _lallly rate . _ , aored 1111111· 4llca1lll a monltllleDI IG Sir dors. ' .. ...' .... w:- buolneu manellfl!lenl ond ..._ ; .. using these Dlagazines to make ColuJDbos and Soutltern Ohio an even better place to build your future. Here's'how: · ~· lhwtili- iilol ............ 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F711 11181 fl.izi&C ..N._.., ...... w ..............., F.- .... • • • • • tin., ... - lr.-, •! ·el...., the Battelle Study, will ..-gaize -"'...........,..doe ..J,.,tMages olloeating-or u. -c:ar .........,. pMtKiias their p r - faeili•ieo-ia 1110. area. ' AM-. • _. • WrnrW pin ~..., _. ~ • ... +en• mtre . _ 1loeooo -tio-t .d~-"' are .-her pMt ol <:OIIlina&,. eft'- lo deorelop tbe . ee~~naaic poleiMial ol CoJo..bae aad So-dr I ... Ollie ••• and lloHW tbe ...... fer ....... '!!tHIJ far .._1 ciNie& .. ~ - - lr.bdo ., .,....... •••i•e•r:e _. the ELFC I RIC co. SSP P?P . . . . . . •Dbf S l l t l l - . . . . I I I IPn·~- �'. ·' ' • ' • Oa!ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Sept. 30, 1964·13 ) Swan &down Clrcue Cake Mixes Brea d . . . Drinks • • • • . 4 Dinners • • • • 3 ~· Pork & Beans • • 6 luncheon Meat 3 Applesauce . . . Preserves . . .. 2 ... Tomato Juice .. 4 46 01 . ca ns Avondale Peaches Var . Milk • • • • • • Fruit Cocktail . . 3 .... Peas • • • • • • 7 .... Beef Stew • • •• 3 .... Corn ... • • • 8 Kroger No.:W. 0'1 . tans Avondal• Kroger cans SAVE No. 303 Country Club Kr'098r Asst. Var. 18 24 OJ , ; 58c 1t 46or. 01. OL Copyright, 'The Kroger Co., 19il We RIMI"'tt'l the r5thf fe llml quantities. PrlcH and cooponl Mor!On Embas.sv Bread Dough .. 2 5 Salad Dressing .. 3 ·'·· Pie Filling .... 3 2 Ice Cream Thanlc You pkg$. cans v~ gal. I I I Lady Tabor Sweet Potatoes ------ •5 No. 21ft cant 3 Pineapple pkg~. No.llh . $1 14 ... bolt I.. & '1\!fake Your Selection From Kroger s Fresh Dated Produce )) Hi ~ for v Doc · Orange-Pineapple Juice -. 3 ,., $1 ..,;.ty .3 ,,,.p Foliage PIan ts __..... . _-----. Bibb . __ lb. 39c Leaf ___ lb. 39c N. 541 ll!TRA Proo Top Voluo ltomp All Purpo lOc IL. FTH Top Voluo wilb """""" ODd Dill' chase ot & loaves K.._Whltol ..... Ex. Sat. Oct. s. - Froo Top Value Ston"'" wllll ......., ODd maaaol L------··--' 4 lb. ... ..,.... h "Piece Chicken'' Breasts ... lb. 49c Legs ........ lb. Wings ..... lb. J9c Backs ...... lb. · L 1ver• ..... lb • 89c Giblets .. lb. Leg Quarters ...............................- lb. Breast Quarters ............ ............ lb. 29c ilb. Plus .~0 Extra Top Valuo 111""" 6M and purchaH of 2 pkt•· chick• Sal, oct. 1!, - Fresh Frozen Fresh or Fresh Frozen Tray Pak Sat., 0<1. •• liM 541 trouble. I 45c JOe 39c 35c 39c "Cube Steaks" 10 2 01. Steaks ;!:,..".J:c= Oo $1 • 1M. wl"' ,_. 5I IIXTRA ..... ,., VIIUI ~.... Wltb ODiliiOil llld llOfo chase ol 10 ... pq. ,.m. - Preth l'roun Cube y_..,.., lontless Tip ...- Kroger Prozen Rump Roast __1_~=-.99c Turkeys Dubuque Canned Ham •-. _... _5 • J ~ $3.69 Eckert Semi-Boned Ham Whole or half • • • - - 69c lb. - lllL Sat, Oct. s, 1884 A Preview of Turlr:•y• Nr tt. Holiday Season Haddock Fillets __ . __ ~~~ .:~ _• -_. lb. 49e Pure Lard ------~r-~·~-----·-· 3 1:... 49c Fin! cut• 29C Dry SaIt Baeon . __ • ------. . ---. -. lb. Conlor Cull .. lb. :!5o I ·~ Sliced Bacon __ Kwtck Krlop .... Mrs. Mae Harrah and sister returned home Wednesday from Florida where they have visit· ed their brother who is very ill In a hospital. Mrs. Allee Dodson's guesLo:: .. . . , .... ,, ~ , - . ~ .. celebral~ Mrs. Kenneth Cundiff and fam· 2 :_ $U5 IGO El.'TRA p,_ Top Voluo ....,,.. Wltb OIJUpO!J ond puro obaoeol31b,pt& Smoked Jowl Bacon --·-· ·· ·· lb. 29c Slab Bacon _•• - ~~~ _.._~·~ - _•. lb. 39c ......... ~c l'nlhP-tlio llub EL Sat., Oct. 1!, 19111 Mrs. Ed/la Summerfield of Chester sj{ent a week with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker and Nancy. Mrs. Agnes White attended Sci oto Presbytery meeting Jn Wilmington as a dellljjale from the First United PresbyleriaB Church. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Wolfe and children of Kirkland, Ill. visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wolfe and famil) and Mr. and Mrs. Jeu Brinker of Racine. Miss Sharlee Neuman is teaching in the Belpre school system. Mrs. Mary M. Diddle and daughter, Anna Grace Oller, were recent Sunday guests ot Mrs. Oiler's daoghter and son· in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Brown and children of Mineral Wells, w. va. Mrs. Roena Marlin of West. erville visited Mrs. Laura LJef, heit. .. Miss Sharon Sue Cottrill of· Columbu. spent a week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cottrill and brothers, Craig and Bruce. Mike Jenkins was honored with a party on hla UiU. blrthat his home on College Road. Ice crear and cake were served to Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Jenkins of Pomeroy, hls mothMrs. Lenora Jenklns, hi .11 Gary, and tho honor- Mrs. li'Aitb 0~ Sunday wlt,h ftfr. and Mrs. aid O.borna end called on Mrs. Glenua MllboPn, Wed!leiday ev· en!Da· . - m- s. -Ada Slack HOUSTON (UPI) - City huo mane ~nt hea4 Harold Fife QPWils succinctly wb7 there Ia no blw .In 101!11 ~l!llmil 12 oz. can 39c Hunt's 300 SID Can1 TOMATOES ---"- 9 .... 97c FLOUR:!~. SLICED PEACHES MUSTARD PUDDING ., PtE FILLING - - - box8C No . 2 Can Thank You R1i 1in, Apple- or Lemon 47c 4 cans $1.00 PIE FILLING 12 Quart - ·, Stadac • • 5 Qu•rt JUG _ _ _ 5 L~~- OXYDOL 49c Large bo• 79c SUGAR lbs. box 79C qts. $1.00 qts. $1.00 t.... • CHEWING TOBACCO 3 ::;, 45c $1 Chicken, Bee-1 or Turhy MORTON'S POT PIES - - -- 6 for $1.00 FRENCH FRIED POT ATOES _ 9 oz. box 1Oc 9 X 12 SIZE ~~~~ $1 .00 Union Workm.-n ur Beech Nut Morton's 3-Loaf Linoleum Rugs 10 boxes SPIC & SPAN STA·PUFF RINSE __ 3 2 LESTOIL VIETTI HOT DOG CHILl SAUCE Scan• 4 Urge Box 45c Granulated pkg. 49c HOME MADE BREAD S4.49 SAVE' BIG' "OUR RED DOT" TOKAY GRAPES .. lb. 15( CARROTS 'b 0 10( 1 : WHITE BREAD APPlE SAUCE My. T-Fine--Chocolate, lemon, Vanilla or Butterscotch Magic Bleach Coloniill Fine Lucky Leaf ICEBERG PICKLES _ _ ;.. 33c Reg, Siu FRYfR PARTS BR~:.m SSe BEANS PINTO ;.. 33c INSTANT DRY MILK _ YOUNG & TENDER CHICKEN New Crop $1 .00 l:ott, 26 oz. Ko1her Dill BAR-B-Q No.1 can ( Full Quart Puty P1k Beef or Pork THRIFT TRAY PACKED SLICED each 3 WESSON OIL VIETTI PORK STEAK 3 c No ..2Y2 ----<In SWEET PICKLES FRESH LEAN Roll 5 lb.37c 23 _P lain Lerge 24 oz. 19C FULL QUART FRESH AND LEAN Southern Roll 5 lb.'39c Large No. 21h C1n1 Argo FINE FOR BROILING BACON ' Mutha Whit. CHUCK Roast lb. 45c CHUCK Steak lb. GROUND BEEF 3 SWEET POTATOES lb. 10c WHITE POTATOES ALL PURPOSE loaves FOR 10lb.bag 8 !!.97( 3 A New Jteml PEPSI I II DIET COLA 6 PAC:KS 3~~k S1 MI•ddleport 0 1 _Farm View MDhoan 'NUn' SAID HAVE MORE CENTS I TREET CHOICE FULL CUT her Arthur Morarity and Mr . and on, Middleport, Mrs. Mildred Frank and Mrs. Mabel Van Meter of Chester. The estate of the tate Benja· m•n Wbltoside was sold recent· ly by hls hoira to the West VIr· ginia Pulp and Paper Co. local· •d at Luke, Maryland. T hi o land is located In Brandywine. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Qs. borne motored to Midland, Pa. Sunday to visit with her sister, Mr. and Mra. Burdell Dunne. Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Rardin of Long Bottom called on Mrs. Edith Osborne Tuesday even· log, the occasion being h e r birthday, Mrs. Pat Thomas and Mrs. CiaNI Mllhoan attended I he Diabetes Detection Unit, Tues· day at the Eastern school house. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Osborne snd children, Phllllp, Polly, snd Sherr! of Lancaster visited over the weekend with Mrs. Ed· lth Osborne end other relatives. Mn. Kenneth Davis and fa· ther, Merl Taylor, visited one ft;;f last week with her uncle, Albert Warner and daughter Eloise neiir Coolyllle. Mr. and Mrs. Art sister CJara •lilted with ber parenll, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bahr. Mr. and Mrs. Mac llmab's dauahter Mulne and family ' are spelldtnf IIlii week with thel!I- •w .. . 1 MAKE YOUR DOLLARS ARMOUR'S ROUND STEAK lb. 69c Ridge Keno ''&ve over lrled to e~\dl a att" Fifo lib. .,~ Mrs. Mrs. Don Myers presented birthday. an Interesting article on how Mrs. Rosa Leadingham, South to make a compost bed. Deli· Webster, spent a week with cioua refreshments were servson and daughter-in-law, ed to li members and two Mr. and Mrs. Willis Leadingguesll, and dau~ers, Connie, Barbara and R se Marie. Mr. and Mrs Larry Morarl· ty and childr n of Columbus spent a wee s vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ia (Or dqa: ;l FULL CUT BEEF moved inlo Lhe Mabel Winebrenr.er house on Second SL Mr. a11t.l Mrs. Frank Morgan of Portsmouth ar.d Mrs. Fran· ces Ritter and Mrs . M a r y Browning oi New Boston, ac· companied by Mrs . Ada Slack and son, Ruger, were Sunday guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Wilki e Sarson and son, Charles, Port· and helped her letlltli Cllls run loose. a• tlteH ,I 1 Harlls Frank: secretary, Mrs. land. Ly le Balderson, and treasurer, Jackie Williams, who is atMrs. R. L. Larkins. They were tending Hio Grande College, represented with carnation cor. cently spent a weekend with Sunday were Mrs. Dora Heat- lb. bag - . . . - - -. . . ·-"'"!!!!!!'" ' J;;L It you are not compl•ly ..Ht' llod wltfo ony Frooh· Dotod Pn> I duct from Kroger, wt wUI replect 1 It or ...fund yGUr mone~u1 10 1 1 p,... Top Vah.11 Sto~mpt for your 1 Cut·Up z pJrio.and~ Gro~hama or Honey Or~ $ .A::.:JI Kroger Guarantee ' Whole Fryers \F wttb -of d!ase Potatoes : Fresh Dated : ::J~"' I' U.S. No.1 Size A ------------ ---- ----,---··---, Delivered Fresh From the Farm Dailr Yes, Both Your Pennies and Your Dollars Go farther At ROY S!! Emmett ilies. Apple Cider _•• __ ----- ~-- ••1. 8~c Endive _ ea. 19c Escarole ea. 19c ~1 Lhe Riverview Garden C I u b for thelr September meeting. 1'he meeting was opened with ievotionals by Mrs. Ronald Os· borne. Roll call was answered by members answerin~ wi th dif· ferent signs of autumn. New officer!l were installed as folIowa: President, Mrs. Walter Brown; vice president, Mrs. Socl.ety Notes ·m s frorn bag ... ' ,_ . Vinyl Flowers _.. ~~;. --.--. Kraft Pur. Ex. Sat., Ocl 3, 1984 umenh wittt cou· Fresh Carrots ---· - _. __ 2 b~b; 19c . __ ... 55c _- ••'%9.9c Orange Jmce lropr ~.:. 1 Free rop Voluo SII"MI' with coupou and tu"· chase of l oz BotUo K._. Vanlllo ...,.., Get Y.our Ameri· can Fresh Kale ... _____ . --- _ ~::: 29c Bartlett Pears .L~"!·_ s~·: _ 8 '" 49c Mr. ana Mrs. Ernest Bartels Hun_tlngton spent 1 ~eeke_nd his brothe. and .sister-In· ~ 1 Mrs. Ernest Whitehead. A Williams. committee for the new year Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hems· ::~ooks was named consisting of ley of Mason, W. Va., spent Mrs. Frank Bise, Mrs. Frank , Saturday evening with his moMrs. Osborne and Mrs. Bnld- ther, Mrs. Margaret Hemsley lb. bag Avondole Pinta Bistuits _. _. _..... __ . _ 13 '.·,·;, $1 Prpsoden t .. _r-thpast• . -. -. -. --- · Gt.s•. 32c the state presldt!nt announcing the annual meetins In Colum· bus on Oct. 7. New resolution!! erson. R·~ aflS .... - Gt. Northern · - - .. 10 No.cans303 '$1 Spotlight Bean Coff ee _____ ---- 3 b..lb. $1. •89 Krt~ger Mrs. James Autherson and , Patricia and her , Mrs. Augusta Will. ' ages by the retlring president, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jock cans -------- 6 Kroger Catsup $1 1964. $ - .: t Country Club ~~ Domino Sugar 'P"\:1~· 8 ct. No. 2 I effective until Oc:tobtr J ct . lng at the borne of Mrs. Edna Hall. The pre!lldent, Mrs. PaulIn~ Myers, read B letter frotn . 1 Refreshments were served to Howard K. Parker and a Mr. and Mrs. Don Myers, Mr. friend, John Jacobs, of Ma rlet· and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead , ta College, spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Osborne, with the formers paretns, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hum- and Mrs. Herberl Parker and Jhrey, Karen and Robin, Mr. sis ter, Nancy. 1nd Mrs. Warren Pickens, and Mr. and Mrs . Joe Thoren and Donnie King. The next meeting tamily of N·~a Settlement Nill be with the Whitehea d!!. have mu·.·ed in~o the Sharlee fUVERVIEW CLUB Neuman property on Seventh -st. Mrs. R. L. Larkins and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell McCoy \1arion Hall were hostesses to and daughler of Racine have can• cans club held Its September meet· Mr. and Mrs. Rayr .ond But· 1 of Summ¥svillo, W. Va . ' weekend ugests ol her and broU••r-in·law, Mr. PARM CLUB MEETS The Olive ~arm Woman's ing the business session som'""e acco1:- panied back by ~c hool projects were Jiscussed. Hubbard . Kroger Yellow Vee Pak K~er By llln. Lyle Baldeno• Mrs. Vivian Humphrey gave a very Interesting account of Mrs. Agnes White attended their vacation trip through Ken· Baml•tleestting of the Rio Gran<e lucky. Church Association. Mr. Mrs. Samual of South !nd· Refreshments were served '""~a· -were sues t speakers. the. above named and the fol- Mr. Brooks Sayre and son, lowt~, Mrs. Ara Myers, Mrs. Roger, accompanied by his Marme Buckley, Mrs_., .Marg~ret brother, Paul Sayre, and dauBrown, and Mrs. L1Ji~n ~lck- ghter, Beverly, of Columbus re· ens. !he October ~eeling lS cently enjoyed a week 's fish· be Wlth Mrs. Ella Hannum. lng trip "' Sharbot Lake, On· CBC CWB tario, CaJ.ada. The C.B.C. club met with Mr. Carl Hubbard, employed Mr. and Mrs. Robert King for in Sebree, Ky ., spent a week their September meeting. Our- end here at his home. He was toll Hygrade's $ .... . s ... Syracuse Society Notes [or the club were also read . law , Mr . and Mrs . 8 .... tanl 12 .• 4 , ... Kroger EvapOrated '1 01:. H.1lvli!s and Sliced No. 2•; r' lu1 SO Top V•lue St.mp1 Wltto c.._ 40 Kroger Yellow Cling • • Kroter Whi .. Morton T. V. A ~ st . ,..g•. DOLLAR and PENNY DAYS Reedsville Society Notes ICE CREAM v.c1rton ,... SJc All Low Everyd•y Prices Are Also AVIliable At ••••• MON., TUES., WED. CLOSE 8 P.M. Pa)'I'OU & Oovermnent THURS., FRI., SATURDAY _ CLOSE 9 P.M. Second & Rutland 11 Cbecb Caahed IC:LOSED ON SUNDAYS) '.• THE BRIGHT STAR FOOD MARKET POMEROY. 0. 113 W. SICOND ST. Qumtl&, IJmlt Rl ts Reserved TUNE IN WMPO 1390 ON YOUR RADIO DIAL EACH MONDAY a ~ItS. DAY AT 1:10AM f~ OUR RADIO PROGRAM FEATURING TENN&ISEI ERNIIFORD AI GUUT ARTIST, PRICES EFFECTIVE Thunday AM Oct. 1 thru Saturdey, Oct.1 a..d.,. eu......t Colt ' • �,, I '· • . - - - - - - - - - , 14-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Sept. 30, 1964 WANT AD INFORMATION 2 SIGNS . . P. a o., Bet'lll'l f"Dbllol.tt• O.IIHM trOD A. II. QUALITY ........ . . .b' 1960 Chevrolet Biscayne 2-Dr. C&JtCIIU.ATIOHII OOilAJri'ON8 Wll IN . _ . . . cun:tl liii.C. &.. IL r. DQ ej Pat.lleaue. tires, detuxe equipment, low .... 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-Dr. " a.au. . . radio and healer . new tires, real sh .. rp. 1963 l.aeni'NO' ta..aa. ........ WWd baMrtlau DltcaUft ~ MfA. no- - 011 JIICII ecD .... HI fdkl Wllftlrl II dan. ~ M IUU!l't'l lUll tot lie ..,I'd m._, ~ IIQdjtlcmal waHl il A.Jll:EI - J'B.U'ILI • ond OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY , OHIO Olli'IV- OrtiO 80UU t.a0 A.. II. W ~QIJ l' Ill. Oall) S..twdv--.l:lll " $2395 mterior •. beige and brown t imsh , VB enginf', Powergllde trana. Radio and ou UlRI'tt• Minima. Cbul• C1U ~ teevt~.. s~otless 4 Door _ Low milf'ailf" by !oral owner, Ad~- 11 CUlt. ,.,. trnl"tt fcrr ~-- $995 Powerglide trans .• RADIATOR Chevrolet Impala . p~r~;~w~~ireM~;~~ w e::•• $2@)~~.· ANTI-FREEZE TIME Gh~lbOQ)d '" . ~ nm.dli•t.eb 1"tM pat. te. wtJ aot "" f'aiPOMibJt b .......... $1095 milea~<:e Aqua fin U>h, dean inwrior, VB engme, For Rent .. tel lloOCI 00011 ,.... 10 LU\' ro PLACJ: • IUBUI..T PHOUt.JCING ........ .., PHONI! WY 2-2157 '==========='! For Sale or Rent APARTMENT, unfurnished, reFIVE ROOMS and bath, house. decorated, ground floor, ~ 123 Hudson St., Middleport. rooms and bath. Basement. Inqulro Oluo Hnte!. Hardwood floor . automatic t 22 tfe heat. Call WY 2·3200 ... DON'T DELAY Beat The Ru•h FASTEST & BEST For Sale 9 30 6tc Reel &tete For Sale COAL HI\ ULJNG. Leave ord· ers at Wolfe Servtce Station, FOR SALE - 3 bedroom hOUlle with modern kitchen, base· Racine, or contact: Charles ment, garage, fireplace, gas Shain. 4 miles from Raclroe, furnace 21'. lots, furnish. $10,· on the Dorcas ~ Apple Grove 000. Phone Mason 773-5611. Road . > 29 3tp 9 2!1 6tp 6 cyl., std . trans ., beautiful aqua finish, clean interior, &ood UOUU.TIOHO '['be pa111'-ll• ~ Ulll ~ t.(o ldlt at ,.,... dl1 w d....... ltoiOft . . . - Pomeroy Motor Co. OF pwuv 'NM Business Services THREE room apartment and Notice hath, adults, 212 South Fifth Avenue, Middleport. WY 2· THERE will be an old time 5435. 9 22 tic Revival meetmg at the Freedom Gospel Mission at Bald TWO BEDROOM house on Lin· coin Heights Av<ulabiE Oct· Knob, St iversville - Bashan oher I. Phone WY 2-5127. Rd. from Oct. I to 14, inclu,. 9 17 tfc ive. Rev. 0. G. McKinney of Charleston, West Virginia MODERN 4 room and bath will be the evangelist. Specfurnished apartment. M 1 d· Ial singin~ . The public wei· dleport. WY 2·3ll74. come Rev. E . J . Griffith Is 9 II tfc pastor. 9 25 6tc FURNISHED and unfurnished THE FOREST RUN Methodist apartments. Inquire at the Church will make apple but· Ohio Hotel. 8-14-t!c TWO USED overhead garage ter on Octobd 8. Orders may THREE and four roo'!l fumillhedoors. 1 elecrtie range. Ph. be placed by contacting any ed IIIII lllllurnisbed apart. wy 2-3267. 9 30 61c membez of lhe chLJrch or menta. WY Z-i434 12 6 tic :-:--:-==:---:-::---:::-eall WY 2·o!.<67 or WY 2·2302. COAL STOVE and Wa rm Morn9 29 3tc HOUSE, 4 rooms, bath, pic- ing. Doria Dailey, Portland. ;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;===:;;,j tore wind"" , basemen~ pick· t 29 3tp el fence vard . 16'11 Lincoln Hetghta. Phone WY 2·2760. SEE THE NEW ll-22·tfc Hospital News Bucks Favored Chapter Has Thanks for Contributions '. s!'lelf In tourist cabins (one set Each number on Scopitone for ever) run pa;;sengers 1. r:nsts a quarter . The m(l el unes thereby allowlfll 1 certain add art 1mported from France. ed degree of prlvi"Y· Ther · s talk that Debbie Rey. The fifth lntemational Tele- uold .. may try to produet mmJi. vision fi"estival of Monte Carlo cal numbers In America for the will be held In MonaC"t Jan. 17· machines. Mean ..,. :ile, custom31J 1965. Tweot\ . two countries ' en such as those at P.M.'s can participated in thls yeu'a fes- press Lhe usual pushbuttons and jukeboxes thaL offer a sort of UvaJ. see the sight!! or Pari s to the cross between movie an" teleyi. accom paniment or music. !lion films tD accompany the re- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - cord.ing:S. In air travel, the most prom· inem video entr.epreneur IJ American Airlines . .whlch has ius tailed , on some flight!!., what it ca ll s "Astruvision, a new .en4. Selne 23. Boy's AOBOS!iJ t~rtainment systen for n.lOVJes , 6. aaskell nick1. Pari• oo1A .f or tis.h name 6.television and stereophonH. mu6. River : 2!'.i. Part of dolorosa !lie." Thi s system is, in great 11. ~11sisslppl Cent.nU "to be" part, a frank reaction to the 26. Con~ or Ohio N .Y. uond U . Sheath : T. Hirh card st.ccess of the competin~ Trans for zool . 8. A.ri .umaJ W1rld Al rlmes (TWA I with Its 27. Fruit13. Choll on&rO "In-flight'' motion pictures. On 9. WeJrd : Ing ParL var. Jpikeot 14. Core TWA, the scret:n Is mounted ~t 10. Valu. grain 16. BoY• the front of a cabin . On Amen31, Alleviate 17. Sebold nlcl<na.me can Alrlines, nine-inch vid · 16, Guido' a 19. TritllnK" 32. Girl's 37. Jupiter' a 20. Seythe name sets are mounted between each noto wlte St. Abraba.m'1 18. FcunulUI handle 39. EKg-Bha.ped pair of ~:~eats in the first class btrthpla.cu eRgTavec21. Lettue«: 40 . • ttver: Sib . sections and on the overhead u.s. M . Moet 19. Fa.nn i I. Heavy cart .• Revlle lly RICK DU IIROW HOLL\'WUOD (UP1J - The way things are developing , Jt may soon be difficult to go any· where even out for t!lltertain· ment ~r or. a trip, without running into television, or ~ rea· son:- ·-le facstmtle thereof. The era ol Uny video sets for automobiles Is upon us. Very small televisiur sets are also avallabl~ In growing numbers for the homt: and can be transported ft01n ;oom to room with· out the strenuous lugging required for the older, bulkier portables. HartJ!sized television seta are probably not too far oil for gener£ use. And now we have video making strong inroads tnto ah travel-and, in a somewhat dllferent form, into DAILY CROSSWORD RADIATOR SERVICE ....... ~ imple.ment. 21. Zoo enomureo 24. RlaBcal 28. J..,eave out 29. Melody 30. Sallora: colloq. liS ~ mation 88. Coin : Swed. •f.l"LD• Cl""""'- ......... &8. Ex.cbanp., ra 2. IrrltatAt S.G- ii'~ I'REDL ASSWE\.L WHAT TIME DID HE SAY HE WUZ COM IN '? - Y..'E DON'T , JlJST SWFFD THEM o..J T.~' NE. GIVE_ 1 T>4EM ONE. LAST CHANCE~~ WE El<.AMINE THE TAilORS LABELS ON AND, IF THEIR SUITS THEI R ARE IVt:-W!. ADMir - - 114 r0 ~~ 1.. ~ I'J4 ~ 14' 001¥!1 w....,. e1 • 19 jiO ~ 12< I""'* 142 69. Soothe TH' PARSO!IISAID HE WUZ AIMIN' TO DRAP BY FER A VISIT TODAY, 4,5. Trouble 120 I~ ~~· nam• 1. ~ 126 89.Aged 42.Choose 4-4.. Sea.weed d . Girl'• .,.,.. - • •• • .. t. .... ~ ~2 (13 13. Yowtg person 811:. Excla.- •• 4 3. BoWlder ae. Win&Like I" ,. I"' I~~ I" I" 82. Gu ide --===--,--- - - - exeelle-o.t 22. Wino ......tacle • I'vE BEEN TR\'\N6 TO IMI'I10VE A Ll TTLE EAC/1 Dl\'1'... ~ >% ~ !'15 !47 ~ ·>o Hlll'Ll'o how to work ltr AXYDLBAA..XR DAJLY OBYI'TOQUOTE - 1965 .. LOli'GF.LLOW One letter ltmpiJ Rands for anot.ber. Ia this sample A • UJedl tor the three L'-. X tor the two O'a. ete. Single letters, apo.. troph!-., tbll iengtb and fonnatloe ot the words ue aU binta. ilacb dq 11oo codo lettem are dJffonDt. A Orn>toc 81 QooaUoa W Blaettnars 'Oh, he'o a model boy, all right! I Imagine he could hold that pooe all day!" POMEROY, 0 .1. z MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 6:00 6:05 6:20 6::/j 6:311 6:33 6:55 6:57 7:00 7:05 7:30 7:35 For Sale PLANNING YOUR VACATION? 7:50 8:00 8:00 Road 10rvl.., boll bond IIH'Yl .. and travelservl.. CALL: UO E. M. BURTON WY 2-2632 571 ITNdwoy Mlddlopor1 8:45 8:45 ADTOMOB!LI: lll8uraoce been cucelled! lAol your opera. lor'a llceuet Call WY 2-• . 1:00 t :05 10 :00 11 :00 11:15 11 :15 11:15 11 :33 11:15 12:00 12:U 12:U 4:00 4:15 Illite LET REES FLORAL in Racine handle oU your flower needs. Funerals, weddings, gifts, al· 10 beautiful glassware. Rees Floral, 3rd Street, Racine, Ohio, Phone WI 11-39113. 11 IB 15tc 4:30 li:OO 6:00 6:00 1:45 SiiiJl On -News Saered Heart Hour Meigs County RFD Paul Bowers -Farm Nws Rey. Raymond Jones· Rei Sporta Headlines Weltber Report Newa Tlny'o Chapel NOWI Pickens Hardware !Tuea. Thurs.) News Report Bill Mlll<!r Show Johnson • Simpson Ins. · Show <Fri.) Roy's Food Basket Show !Mon . Thurs.) Baker Furniture Show <Wed. · Fri.) I&S Super Market Show (Thura.) News Coffee With Jmet Grand Ole Op'ry Ministerial Assoc, A.S.C. Program . Fri. Family Worship • Thurs. Masou Co. Agr. Ext.·Tueo. Swap Shop Tiny's Country Hymns Noou Report Goeslller's Guest Star·Fri. Larry Anderson Show Jim Meeo Show Blaellnar Auto Show · <Thuro.) Local .News 4im 'Mees Show lllmoll'l Markel • News SundoWn Serenade Sign IJfl September Lll .. ·fSoat:ltJa. ad aa.:l• UDoolll W1' I' x 11' D c DICk TRAC.. low cHESTER GOULD lXK!!'WlWOlD FROMME, AV~Arts PEN'r WI'.-PWUEOK .... ~ AND ALL. THE FURN ITURE TO OUTFIT IT. WHERE J{ODERATION IS A I'AIII.T DiDIFFERiilNCE IS A CIUM!L-LlCliTliONIIIJlWl 0 ... KiD& i'OIItw• ~Go lDO. Br HAROLP GRAY OH, I PlA'IEO 11'1 "THI& ~ AS A CHI ~Di ""'SEE:,MY FAMIL'I OWtfro "TH~ RCCK'IIIWFF I er,m. Bll GEOI~GE WONDEk IJY HOW HE WIU. HAW! IM~ FROM WA:IHI~ Pi.ACIH& Y<;JU AT N<I.,_L, 'f'tale for Q_ I. Q...U iler<>1H ~ W L 31: p WJEH RADIO <liECl< WITH EM\55Y, MAJ'Oit . . . OUJ .1. t1 ll S: 15 Sign Off October SAnJRDAY uo Sign On - News PROGI\AM LOG 4::10 Interchange 6:05 Country Music MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 5:00 Community News 6:20 Country Jamboree 6:00 Sign On, Musical Clock 5:05 World, National Newa 7:00 Larry Anderson Show 6:30 Newa Headlines 5:15 Spolllght on Sporll 8:00 Pomeroy Hi Football 6:32 Mua1cal Clock 5:25 Weather 9:30 Middleport High Football 7:oo Be Still & Knor. 5:30 Sunset Blvd. 11 :00 Top Ten Show (Dairy 7:03 News • 8:00 Sign Off Valley) 7:08 Musical Clock SATURDAY 11 :30 Top Ten Show <Dultons) 7:3o Newa Headlines 6:00 Sign On, Musical Clock 12:00 Noon Newa 7:32 Mualcal Clock 7:00 Be Still v Know 12:15 Musical Interlude 7:15 Word ' & Testimony 7:'' News 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 8:00 Ohio Valley News 7:00 Musical Clock 1:00 Bill Miller Show 8:05 World, Natlonill New• 7:45 Word & Testimony <OSU Football) 8:10 Sports 8:00 Ohio VaUey News 6:45 Sign Off September 8:15 Weather Picture 8:05 World, Nationill News 5:15 Sign Off October 816 Mualcal Clock 8:10 Sparta Today SUNDAYS 8:55 Community NO'Iil 8:15 Weather Picture 7:00 Sign On- News J:OO Talk ot the Town 8:16 Mualcal Clock ' 7:35 Sunday Showcase 9:55 Mason County Newo 8:55 News 8:00 French City Baptist Hour 10:00 Flmlly Worsblp Hour 9:00 Musical Clock 8:30 News 10:15 PubUo Smtco 9:30 Song & Story Time 8:33 Hour of Deliverance 10:30 Latcllstrlng t :45 Family Worship Hour (Elder Cline) 10:55 World Newa !0:00 Newo 9:111 Congressman Abele 11:00 Nawo Beat 10:115 High School Hit Parade 10:05 Sunday Chapel 11:05 Morning Melodies 10:6& Nowo 10:33 Waslrlogtou Reporll to (""cepl Friday, 11:00 Army Time the Peoplo Church Bella Rlnll 11:30 Speclill Communi•• II :00 Sunday Show 11:45 World Newo Programo 12 :00 Noon News 11:55 Maaon Countr New 12:00 Newa Roundup 12 :15 Chrtatlana Hour 12:00 Communll:ll News 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:30 Rev. Marlin Teeta U:ll5 Local NO'Iil 12:2i News 0 Grams 1:00 Rev. Andrew Par801111 12:10 Marteta 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:30 Rev. Silas B!Uups 12:1& MJd 0.., Weather 1:55 Newa Beat 2:00 Sunday Chapel 12:20 Evans llutletln Board 2:00 Saturday Matinee 2:33 Rev . Roscoe Thomo U:U N..,. 0 2:6& Newa Beat 3:00 Sunday Cbapel 12:30 Agrtcull:ure Agent 3:00 Saturday Matinee 3:33 Country Hymntlrners 12:45 Country Go Round 3:55 Newo Beat (Dan Hayman) 1:55 Newo Beat 4:00 Dlaclrrg with Doss 4:33 Sunday Showcase 1:00 Country Go Round 4:30 Top Tea Revue 6:00 Bapt!at Layman's Hour 1:55 Newo Beat 1:00 NO'Iil Summary 6:30 Sundown Serenade 1:01' Mid-Way Matinee 5:15 Publle Servlce 6:45 Sign Off September 3:61 Newa Beat &:30 Dinner Mualc•·l• 5:15 Sign Off October~--...;4...;:00.;,...;.DI:;:r.::iu.::s:..wt=th-Doso _ _ _ _s_ :oc--;::s..::lgn=Off===== TERRY LOOKING FOR SECURI J081 z WA08Wi'lfLt101 y..-,.. WMPO Radio I' l!IE FASHIO~ HOUSES OF row: AND MADIIID ARE GIVINS t.e 'JOUGH COMPE1TTION IN HIGH ·PRICED ORIGINAU:. 1 BIRDIE:- AR9T IT WAS TJ.IAT TRIP 10 RUSBIA .. TJ.IEN TJ.IE FASHION ITADE SCHOOL ...NCW TJ.IAT MA6Alii'IE ARTK:LE .TJ.IERE5 NO 5TOPPING THAT WINKLE PAME .... OR IS 'THERE?? lrultructt011 ~t'-­ ternee. c.t.. hlllb Musical Instruments 'E" flat, alto saxophone, like new, for sale. Call WY 2-11001. 1 Jl.:!lkitc Sale or Trade •• "I 'I .~ ' · Fenn Mllchlnery Jill JIII.OmaUonal Harvester. •lllvaton. Good condition. Wllfllllt. r•;fford Whittington, Bl. 1, Harrisonville. t 10 Glp . • • • ., ...,;.- . •• - ·- ,. r · •• ' ' . . . .. .. .. . . .'• " ' •. . . .. .. •. " �• 0 • • BARGAINS at ELBERFELDS POMEROY for the FIRST 3 DAYS of OCTOBER Beginning Thursday, October ht (Tomorrow) Elberfelds are having their Annual Sale of men's and boys' coats and jackets in the busy men's and boys' department on the first floor. Stop in-see the .excellent selection of jackets and coats. Select what you ne~d for yourself and your family and really save during this sale. This Week Elberfelds • Are Having Their ... ... . II ON THE SECOND FLOOR ~ winter Sport Shirts for men in all sizes, small (14-14lh), medium (15·151,-'2), large Solld colors - dar\t plaids, checks, novelty . patterns. Regular wide- .u ""' A tremendous selection of new f.,U and (16-16lh) and extra large (17·17lh). COAT SALE • MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS spread collar, Hi Roll ... Girls Coats and Womens Coats collar, button Jiown ivy -. - On Sale This Week On The F style, tUrtle ·necks, and novelty styles. 2nd Floor $1.95 $2.95 TID R• de Kl •3.95 IU IV• Cl wi Log Cabin Throw Rugs Young Men's and Men's Ia co ps Extra fine quality 100% Viscose rayon rugs with skid resistant back. Vibrant colors: Red, pink, aqua, rose, yellow, tangerine, champagne, plum, green, blue, lilae, gray, mint green, antique gold, rose, beige, brown, white. Matching colors in all sizes. THE DRESS SLACKS c~ teJ be m• ca A Group Of Women's All-WEATHER COATS Reg. $25.00 All Weather Coats _ Reg. $19.50 All Weather Coats _ Reg. $16.50 All Weather Coats _ RE>g. $13.95 All Weather Coats _ 81 and altered to your correct length Sale $18.00 Sale $14.00 Sale $12.00 Sale $11.00 Regular Size Printed Flannel Gowns Extra Size Printed Flannel Gowns Printed Flannel Tailored Pajamas Mother Hubbard Flannel Gowns Fanc y Prints, Full Length Flannel Gowns Flannel Ski Pajamas _ _ _ _ Novelty Printed Broadcloth Pajamas-- -- F;,ncy Print Flannel Pajamas _ _ Novelty Print Shifts and Nite Shirts _ ~Dacron and Cotton Blend Long Pajamas Dacron and Cotton Blend Sleep Coats Dacron and Cotton Blend Shift Gowns Cuddle Trique Long Pajamas Cuddle Trique Robe Coats Cuddle Trique Shift Gowns YC R1 •r X 24" X ' $1.95 3' 48" $2.95 70'' $3.69 4' X. 6' - - - - $7.95 . · .. SERTA.JOLLED EDGE- TUFTED TOP 'INNERSPRING MA nRESSES $38·00 less and worn without a cuff or the Innerspring Mattresses more conservative models that are As nationally advertised. Healthfully firm. Double or twin bed size. $39.75 (Box Spring~ are the 1ame price as the Orthopedic MattrHs) Mens Two·Way Turtle Neck Elberfelds In Pomeroy Are Offering To Their Customers This Special • • . Kroehler Value I Sale! Knit turtle neck In detach able button down ivy style in neat checks and solid colors. Sizes small (14 14¥.. ), medium (15-15¥.. J and large (16-16¥..). II A large group of girls dresses, all easy care fabrics. Many s11·lps to choose from in solids, plaids. checks, ' tripe s and florals . AVTC eao tor'a LET bano Mens Extra Heavy Weight FLANNEL SHIRTS $3.95 Regular $7.95 Girls Dresses _ _ _ Sale $5.44 Fun 101 Flor Obi< - Regular $5.95 Girls Dresses _ Sale $4.44 lADY Regular $4.95 Girls Dresses _ _ Sale $3.44 Women• H•nd M•d• 3760 Regular $3.95 Girls Dresses _ _. 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