https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8097ce268c4ed90134ee26d11249704f.pdf 9036367e2dd5b77ce220b3d87fdac9cd PDF Text Text -· ~.·- • ! ~ngeChurch 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·llllddleport, 0:, Feb. Z, 1980 Youth Hold Sunda)' Service Amolcllr. · COiumbul of Iii bepinc with tho ........... ol, Y<>Ulh Suaday throug~out tho ~ • world, the 'JOUth at the Ol'lnge ~ Cburtb conducted tbe Al'l1tT 11t0m{q eervin of woralllp .at ll:M a.m.• Sunday. Bring· lal tbe moming aermon on the topie '"'hf k.i.ncdom Come . On l'.lrth" were .Miu. Breuda O.uk ouid ....... PuUina. Opening the worship service with a.7 ~- = e OfUCKU FOR lODAY ON TIMI AT LAST TOKYO UPI - The Tokyo dlltr~ COUrt'l t:IYII d~rtm.nt cMrt ,..... Mt 1 NCOcl M.nday. For th• ,flnt tim. in Itt history It openell on H-. • at y • • enttne Weather c._.,. Ohlo: Partly Mil IMtl ..................... ltafn ... the eft...,..,._ Hith ift tM 40L - Scriptural Retpon&e was .11 f'ftda Palllnl, followed ·b1 tbe ln.voeation and Lord'a Prayer led b7 O.nny Bernard. Tbe announce· mtnta and a brief history of youth Suud.l1 wen: given by Don Guthrie. Tbe Scdipture leaon WH read by Wilma Pullinaaod the Commun· ion lledltttion ctven b)' Judy Put· Una. Conducting the Service of Coro· mlltlloa were acting elders Danny BernU'd and ll&rvin Pullin• with Deteol'leNH Ann Saylor and June Pulliu receivinJ the offerioe. Jo ollowina: ber talk, Mn. Willia · SPeci.IJ muaJc Wll provided by Anthony, preaident of the aoclety ; Dick BIJI.)' and Johnn7 Depoy &ne presented a gilt to M.n. Zundtl . die Btne4lctJon. for speaking to the poup . . Tbe Sua~ SchOol hour at 10:00 The meeting ot the JO(iet)' was ; A.IL wn alto under the leader- opened with an OJ"gan and piano : thlp of the youn1 people with duet prelude by lin. Cedi IBrad; J're4ll Putllna actJne tuperinten· bury and Mn. Gerald Antbony. ~ d:eal The claiRJ were taught as Mn. Ross Pullen ••• 'devotlon:al 1 follows: Primary, Jm!y Pullin•: leader and read ICl'tpture from the book of laaiab. Her devotion11 were centered on the atan of. the lmi· verae and tbe Jnspiratlon that one recelved realizing they were placed by God . Pomeroy, Oblo Donations were made during the meetine to the March ot Dimes TONIGHT and tB a Foreign MiNionary ·p~ of purthasJna: jeeps. "HORSE SOLDIERS" The president announced the lohn WII.)'De, William Holden World Day of Prayer which wiD be NM Optn WedMICfay Bbserved March 4 at the Mt. Mo· THURSDAY end PRIDAY MEIGS THEATRE ''THE JA YHA WKER$" Jeff Chandler Flu Parker - ' SAYI TWO WAYS MOWI • SP.CJAL ULI ·PRICI- PLUS $100 Tbe meetin1 was closed witb prayer l:ty Mn. Warren Hulburt. l'ollowin1 .Ute meetlng the mem· ben and guestl were invited to tbe baaernent where relresbmenU of undwichea, cookiea and mints in cietorated nut cupa and coftee and tea weie aerved by Mn. Tony Fow· ler, .Mrt. Cbarlea Lewia, .Mn. Lawrence Bing, Mra. B. F. .PumaJee, Mra. Harold Chue, Mn. E. L. Hughes, M.rt. Cbarlee Bennett and .Miaa Freddie Houdalbelt. Mn. . Warren llulburt presided at the coffee service and Mn. Anthony the tea aervlee, placed at eltber ead of t.he tattle which was covered wttb a pink cloth .and ceDtered wU.b an arnnrement of anapdra· iORI and a large pink heart. Mrs. Lewb was In charge of the table arrana:ementa and had also made t.lle nut cups. Long Bottom Sunday School Class Meets • AND UJ'ro 50% . In the abaenct of the president, Mrs. Geneva Yatea, the other teacher of the claa1, conducted the bu•inesa meeting during which Wandlil Larkins wa1 appointed to act as 1111L1tant secretary pre~tmted PILLOWS;~ ·. Deedra '· Foam colors Rubber, :a, :J . 6 8 ,., ' Reg. REGULAR PRICE ClN fHl IAII»((IST C0A1111 MIDDLIPOIT Floor So.n~ers cu~d Polishen.For Rent LISTEN. ALL JUNDS OF W • .AND · For Plckt111' FLOOR ClEANERS *CEIUNG* HOI' WATER Hardware Specials HEATERS1 OnRatlloWMPO * * Tunday Thumlay Mornlnga at 7 :JO llTHROOM FIXTURES 'LAVATORIES GAS Jnd ELECTRIC IDSPIUNG .'· . ' Jt60 •wahPAPEa ,, . ' UGHT nXTURES Far Every Room In YQIII' Home .1 'nd Bro~,dwt The S!Grel Qlreet "FNIII · .. ·"' F•• Oaiy . .Cheat ...111:r MATTRrE IAIIGE Reg. $14.95 SPU.AL f·HIS •\ ' e&rti c;· Jt (J.::G S , . ,. · .·~.,;;,~' -· .o -.8.8 '.' ' .! ·*"'8 COFfl(·t"AIU 1• : , • • Contract-Swung For Brown In Procedural Turn Around With a bit of parliamentary juggling, the Middleport council last night 'revetsed its previous resolutJ,on tow~rd cancel· ling the engineering tontract with Brown & Associates, Mar· ion and voted tG make money available to hire the firm. Af tbe last meetin~ Friday eve· nina: the Council tlalemated over the hiring of an engineer for the l'roposed sewerage systElm for the \'Hiage was broken with a res~lu· lion · by Lee Smith that the fll'm be contacted relative to cancella· Uon o.f Ita contract witb the vUla&e. Last night the resolution was recalled for consideration, was quashed, and a ~-~)' reso1u· II"" paBied ~f a H . I'!!"'.:.Jlvlng Modern Mart Has Move Planned For March First . Complete Lint Of $4.88 · . tiiJcate that $2,500 for the prelimirtary engineering is avAilable Tbe lone dissenting vote was cast by Councilman John Zerkle, chairman flf the Council Sewer Committee, who had advocated eancellitlon of tbe Brown contract entered into provisionally aeveral months ago. Mr. Zerkle has been in favor of empleying an Athens engineering eompany. Council has 00.0 eranted an extenaion on its sew~e permit until April but is required to make monthly progress reports to tbe Water Pollution Board in Columbus. · , Tbe Council was called be.fore tb board Jan. 12 to show cause why action should not be taken againat it for failing to start sew•rage construction as ordered l:ty the board. Present at the meeting last night were all Council members, Solieitor Bernard Fultz and Mayor KeMeth McElhinney. .Members are Zerkle, Clinton Fisher, Wayne Gibbons, Lee Smlth, Ernest Covert and Bill Childo. l.w(! SundiJ, Jan. 11. . I ·UTiP TA8LES glad you took IT00}Shed LoSS Totals $330 ·-- Clerk Gene· Grate was · iDstruct- . and Mre. Franklin Gene ot Columbua are anuounc· the birth of an 1 lb. a oz. dauYvoDna M1e at Doetor1 FURNITURI . ed by• Council to prepare a . cer- .4nnounelnJ Birth .-BAKER....... . ' The dangerous one-way bridge pictured above on Route 338 over Johns Run near Apple Grove will be eliminated this summer. The State Highway Department yesterday aworded the contract lor !he relocation of this section of Route 338 to Joe Skinner, Belmont, on his bid of $102,870. Tbe state en~•­ n~r's estimate wai $162 100. The improvement Will consJ,St of a flll and culvert and' will eliminate the bridge and two dangerous curves. - A Sentinel Photo. the ll.rm ' the 89-a'hl!!ad· !Jieaal. · PoUuck refreshments were enJoyed by Mr. and Mn. George Frederick and three sona, Delores Frank, Wal)da Larkin• and four children Naomi Pickens, Violet Smith, Orva Jean Holter and two children; Geneva Ya~s and Tre•· sie Sw1in and gue1t11, Leone 'Babcock, Wllltam Swain and Dsve Yatea. Mn. BaMocl: will entertain the daN at her home for the Febru· ary meetlna at wbich time a Val· entlne box will be enjoyed and potIU<!k retreahmeeta aened. Rtguler Prlct 479.00 Sptcltl Price 164t.OO Speclel Prlct Mat.OO INCLUDIN6 $100 WORTH OF FROZEN F.OOD . DESIGNrd ' lighted pictures to each of tbe Joeal churchea. Plana for future aetlvitie• were made ~o as to help in the churches. Holds 133 lbs, ' "·'~ ,J.illoleum LAMPS... .· \:."'" R UG.$ 1f2 OFF· , .. 9xll All George l'"'rederlck read the llcrlp· ture followed by prayer by .Mrs. Leona Babcock, a guest. Roll call waa an1wered b)' a scripture verse .. A d.iaeue•lon period wa1 1everal · topJc• uf Hpeelal were dlacusaed. The elaas hu : Even in the foe~ of increased price~:we ore r~~d~g o,u rs for .this ~tock Red1.1ction Sole. You'l1 .'bi!. advantage of ~e.~ sensotionoll?ctrgo!ns th~~~ may nOt be repeated! . . · ·· · : ' ; , ·. , EXTRA SPECIAU Tile YOUJll ,Married Sunday School Clau of the Lon1 BoUom ChUl'Chet belC:lihe rf!Jular monthly meeting a,t tbe home oi one of the leachen Mra. Tressle Swain, on Thuraday evenlne. OP FROZIM MODS SAV 20, ~ ( · tAlE I Eight Night Revival Series Opens Sunday ,. ... ~ �• • Birtla A.ruwuMed o! Pomeroy and Mrs. Eileen EnterprJSe . y OU th Fellows.hip M d E Meets . on oy vemng v.. Mr. and M.n. Robert A. Venoy noy of Columbus. Great grand- , or East llaln Street. Pomecoy . pmnts .,. M' and M.. Ste>e held wilh Elsie Arnold , president , m charge. A social ll•ur follow~d . 7 Eblin and Mr. and Mrs. Howard ~.:- :-G:u;:~ t st Hol•ec of Pomeroy . d Devotions by Mar;lor1e Bentz The ne-w lrrival has been nam· Mrs. Harvey Woodar Of Porn· the meettne of the Youth ... R -~rt A them "- d -nt• ''"Y ,·, lhe grftat great grandmoVV'<' • n '1- .....-an pa.-.o · of the Enterprise EUR 11 ,," r are Mr. and Mrs. Dr.lton Gfover evening at Lhe ... C'hureh . are annouoclD,g the birth of :1 ""'"II, ~~.~~ *100 a pie with scripture readings by 'Betty Grue~er and the Lord 's Prayer in unillon. A poem ''Do You Just Belonl? .. bJ Dot:Pe Brow n, preceded Jackie a quiz on parabJel of the Bible by Patty •5oo ..• •soo t WI are backinK everybody. rio can rilllt now ••• FAST, FAIR AND SQUARE. Pay bills. Buy bar~alns. Have eveoylhinl In ONE plaee. Have more money on pay-days. we take good care of you. Just phone or. ttep in. Get cath. Cheer up. RIIU. , Ho~: 91o 5 - Thun4ay """" Method"! Churo2lt:t ..,. 1 El· cently at the home of ·B Mrs. Guy Reynolds has announ· len and Sharon McDanltl ~ ' ced that there will be a meeting •Be\·erly Roush w11s ia. char•e "'or deH>tlons Y,ilh Jackil-' ·Capehart, of the Finance Committee or the Middleport Business and fl'()fesPatty Newland 118d Judy Turner sional Women's Club at her home taking part. this Friday evening. Group singing of "He Lives" ld 1 ·'"'-- ~ eas lll' mor,..ey m~ P" Members askea to be pTesent and "Wonderful Wo"d~> or Life'' jetts wert! submitted ~ e ~h · Missd Nina Fr~opened the devotions followed m'mb.r .. The ne"l " pre,.·c''t wo"ll L11e. are d. H h tt Russell M' .,, Miss II h f ~~~;;:~------ Phone 1117 CLASS HOLD $SESSION The Lamplighters Claq O.f • tlo!e c·l Ub F'JnOnCe Committee T.o M eet Friday nle IC ou ~s e ' 188 .!Ia Y 8 c 801 ' Mrs. Etta Mae Norton. Mr.s. Kennet h McElhinney, Mrs. Denver Rice, Mrs. John Werner, Mrs. Alice Mills and Miss Edna Mae RM y, Swick and the club president, and a committee was to complete plans. were served to DLJtson . Mossman, , .t he I Mrs. M~ia~s~Ben~~tt~ . ~~~~~~~~B~e~v~er~l~y~~~~~~~:S~u~e A •hort. businJ!SI aession waa teacher, SPECIAL ON • WO¥IN'S IIUIUS ·················· E . .... SL ' ~ h' Phillip Slaten StyJe $hop . ClCIII!l.T STJJJT ' J•, rpMJJlO:Y, "NAHCIAL RII'OIIT Of THI la.RO o• IOUCATIDH .... IIIKIII YMr IMiftl ln4lftl 2- Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. S, 1960 DlumMa Jht, 1t59 HISTORY Meigs County Ovet" fifty young people gather-. ed Cor n · 1 f U h a evenmg o e owe ip and run Sunday evening at the OF Pomeroy First Baptist Church. Special guests for the occasion were the youth --lroup from tbe E t · EUB ~ n erpnsc -...uureh and three Chinese student s or Rio Gnmde Co Itege, who 1e d In . the evening's By Waller E. Slaeo activities. The evening program started at 5:30 with a recreation peri(td, when the group enjoyed playing Chinese games taught by the stuvice waaJn athe sancl:uary. dents, afterheld which wor.ship ser· Nellie Vale. The student a sang l1ymns in ChinMr. and Mrs. Roland Torrence and English and conducted a and family spent Sunday with her conference in which they shared mother, Mrs. Harry AJJison of Ra· concerning their homeland, cine. it's educational · system, their On D~ember 22, 1818, a CO\lrt ;;;;==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'j 1homes and family Jife and their Q~.d W~ ql&de to .,Ohn Rou&b r' religious life. They spoke from (Ca~in lolln) lor hla brothers. Before You Bemqdel wide experiences having lived on of thi1 tract of land. 1t wu sold Your Bathroom the China mainland and in For- at a~JetWo to tl\e Wabeat b1dder mosa. Edward Graham, d ,m lni"'ator 1M Ut Fer At the , eontlusioll et the ron· WUUam Grab-am:, deetalted. . ....ERICAN terence. the ero.o p ....,.btod in Th. .Fice pfd WIS $4.020 ~ ..,.. .. .,. fl'l¥' the .OCial ft)Om of the chbn::b '.810 acrell. ·~ AND w_.l. ll!re a delleiO,U fel.~i-p ilin, ·~ ner was served by ttie mcff.))ers BRIGGS Fllj:~ of the young people with .Mrs. Victor Young acting as chair.man. ~ · Chinese student• ot,. ,,. OHIO)t Willi$ · PWMIIING I. 6071-J sisfed iD tbe morning .servieet at tbe cht1rch, whece they oang, &~e and taught tbe young peo ll~flt~t ilod~~';,'; ~:!.. va~ -~~nth Suhday in the cbureh. Top Val 100 Top Value Slalllpffntlf ow Cl!llhltn faU to hand your stamps and say "Thank YW' : ' 13 . s1 BISCUitS ........D~r.• ~~ .·.. ....... ~ e ·' ·Q£ange Juice :~·. Ad..,.. . : •. 3::$1 ..I F.r~it ~c::ktoil ... Ktouer ... Kroger Catsup . ~~-. . . 6 1 ~:· s1 The AlmaiiW:l Applesauce =·kraQ• .~- 7 ':;... $1 Tomatoes -~~.:. stonclord .=..' 8 ~303 $1 'fOD~W AND .... 300 • ly Unlttd p,.. ,lnMrnatlonal Today is Wednesday, Fe~ary 3rd the Mth day of the year with 832 more 'dl)'s to !ollow in ·touo. The moon is approachinJ Ita first quarter. The atars are l&afa, and Venus. in blatory: joUlllaltat l'ror.ea Counlry Club Apple ... Pies ..........c.....,. ... . ... . 3-::-Sl Peaches ~- Sflced . "4"'"-~$1 303 Green · Beans ~ 10 ~ $1 • 01 ...... Sl.. - New ·•York Greeley, .., -------- --------- Fryers .. lr.....-fr•• ;. wholoo o • •• ·• . . . o o • ' ' ' 2~ o • o o o o o • •• 0 o I • o o o ·· lt'II-Pacbcl - .... Chicken-Buy th• piecel Legs ......;·--.- - · .~ 45c Breasts,...-an.-..-.-..•: 55~ Wings ... ~~, .. 5 ... $1 Backl, Q":£ .. 8 "" $1 ._ 79c '. ... - ...... ShtftiRP • I!' II- $2 . ,29 Whitillg ,... - .-· 5 ... 79c .... _. 12 . . wu 1913 the 18th Amendment t~ the COJIItltUU<In, the inco'me tax. waa paHed. Jn 1843, one of the moat 1leart· warmiDJ epilodea of World War U wu enacted on a llnldna: lh~ le11 than 100 miles off the eoa of 'Grft:ftlll'ld. Four chaplalna, Soc~ety. Thii old barn is atill ln an excellent alate of preervation, •nci IIDleu -dettrbyed ,by fire or &torm should stand for many mort l'NJ'O. Tile . old !Wn, IIIII In tbe bani.... ollid lo ~ 10.• ort· linll lllaln oo wlllcb lbo .,..,ch· Jewish rabbi, hto Proteat10t ml&. leten and a Catholic Fiest, toQ; off their life preaerven -and handed them to four unequJpped •ol.dlft llomenb later the ahiP went down below the icy waten llld wltb lt the for chaplalu er -~ wlleu he was · preacJtUt, linked arm In ttrll, their voices to th~ll>oth l!lf upper 10d loWer floort ·COI!l4 oeo blm end boar rai•ld ·In prayer. him oa !If ,.,...ea. fn IIIGO, lbroo atara RJtthJe 79c " in a plaae · ~·· , Joumallat to aBplrinc bulllneu you ~ M1111t ,..,., ..... I ' • • '• . . t .. $1 ,..... $1 a.......... ~2:.;$1 'll!o- $1 Aldlr...tdlll ~~·· . . . . . . 181111 6 ... $1 ---. ..• sao • -~ 2 :.: 1 -··- " ' -------~ .................. __ Lemons ..., ,_ _ 6 ... 291: ···~· ·~ --' ..., , - - . . - ~ . 4t~ .,~~., I oaJt.44 Total Otlter Purposes 9443.20 Total qper. School Plant 21,6t7.48 Mel.......... of Schoot Plant- · Penon'al SfjrVke ""'GRAJJ 'Y' . Total current School, Co1t 2Z4,8M.33 Cash Money on Hand Landa (Coat) BuUdinp (£.,.1) Equtpm,nt tCOJt) Total Aaelll LtABILITIIJ-'. Bonded Debt '[ otal UablUties Excess ctf AsletJ Total · ~ ~~·~·~·~=========== BAG SuperRight SMO coo FULL SHANK FULL StciFta .Pricl,y.At t ~. t c HALF lb. (WHOLE HAM 800.00 . t:.,eoo.oo 23:1,000.00 188,000.00 ~18,1137.47 .-' c;W: lAGS ,;. .y_.,;'-c;~, . ' - $tOO .. BACON SHANK HALF THICK SLICED lb. lb. 42c) (WHOLE HAM ... lb. 49c) PicnicsS!l9l Canned Ham · 69l Bacon rwa :tJ 79l Rolled Hams 7 Sl canadian . Slab, Whole or Half Piece Bacon ......... . Sliced Bcicon lb. 39c Super.Rieht Brand Sliced Bacon Full Rib Half p k L . Pork Loins Cent...- Cuta sr d H ;, lb. 45 . c. Bacon Squares Beef Tongues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 59c ;to:.. ,. Rib H•lf Smoked Smoked Smoked Smoked lb. 45c am · · · · · · · · · · ... · · . lb, 89c , . , R.,..oU_.Saaonu::j~ ..· .... JL'"- l•lb.._pkgs. $1.00 ICe S~o~per-Right Br~ 1 C ...,. - --. ·- · - lb. 19c fiSH & SEAFOOD CASH-SAYERS! Smoked lb. 35c . "' ·. SmokH lb. 29c · $¢' All Good Brand BONI!LJ!SS.LEAN EASY SLICING A&P SUPER-RIGHT .. - COOKED, READY-TO-EAT A&P SUPER-RIGHT .. . EXTRA LEAN AND FLAVORFUL Or 01 ft$ Full Loin H•lf 2 .~. 79c COOKED, BONELESS, READY TO SI!RV E .. . 9 to ll·LBS. SIZE Smoked Pork Loins . . . . . . . . . . . Whiting . . . . . . . . . . . . Herring . . . . . . . . . . . . . Solmon . . . . . . . . . . . lb. lb. lb. lb. 49c 49c 45c 85c Chunk Srnokltd · ·.!irWhitefish lb. 75c Chu.,_ SmokH OHage llutts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 55c Whitefish ·············· lb. 69c READY TO FRY Breaded Shrimp lb. 69~ conct.n.. d c....-n John's ·Oyster Stew . . . . . . l - 8-os.lco M 59c Tr•y P.-ck Cod Filleh ........ . Sllctd. · ~; . lb. 33c 1..,. ... .~,,\ Halibut Steak . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 49c ' :.:}: WqJ~derful EIG~T O'CLOCK COFFEE at 1 Wonderfully Low Prleef •P1e 43- JA!IIE PARKER '"'NCH SIZE. ~QIW ; You· tan buy the coffee ....,,..,.. ·l!ri>e. !It e#ra oavinpl r.fakeo the grand· 1:::: :: · ~ cup Of coffee you lver dl!l tute, ,., .beca~~~e full Oavor ioo kept lea1ed in the bean, then Cuotom Ground for yourcoffe,.. maker! Oflerendo Saturday, February 6th. Hti~l~l H~tr fiJi{ ~l~Iti :mmrJ: :Ii!tl :ritrltttir A&P Brand --- · Our Fhwtt Quality ---- 24«. litis. • • • • 3 btls. ·~.: ---~ ~ Grapelr:a!aitJuice • • 3cans '9.: Blend'd Juice • • • 3 cans 89¢ ~lot:_IU, Ora.nge Juice .• • • 3 cons $1.00 Hi.COrangeDrink • 3cans89.: ·Hawaiian p_,nch • .3 ~ans $1.00 ~~ Grclp, l)rtnk • • -• • 3 cans:.•9~ a , DeiMQn.~Drink • -• 3cans'89¢ ·mmm · i~ i]i ifm mi~~tl [f1j:~ ~r~ rntli m:mr1H rr~~} ;mr:m·I??} kht\~ JJl: J A"P lrud .P.IiriCtl. Pur• ---- 46-oL Clnt A&P Br•rNI ---- .,,.,... .. nd ·CkapMruit ---- 46oOL 27,M7.47 A&P SUPD-IIGRT A&P SUPER-RIGHT . . . SMALL SIZE, TENDER A&P Br.nd --- ..· Pu,. ---- ....._, NM ~.... .. . . oil lEG. 35•- sPEa.w 29c Loaf· , . 'I Treat your family to till~ wonderful pie with ito tanl)', custard-omooth liJIInc and flaky cruot. It hita a hi&b in flavor at a low, lpw price. JANE PARKII • 01111 IEG. •.WC SPECIALI' . R.,._..lril Orin~ ---) ~C.~ HK lr.-nd ---- ,ptlnMpple SA~· ,. ASSns- 27.50 Inventory of sup. & Mat. Jrlaterlll8 for Maint. !Bidgs. and Gl'O\Inda !30'7.05 ~ Jtepl. other Equ1p. 14.93 Repl'l' SebD(ll bldp 7416.35 42.1 7 , ll,p .... : ot~er Equip. Tota' ·oth!'!r purpoaea 8780~ 2 ' Total• Maint. Sehool plant BRQB.02 'htal Oper. School plant 21641'.48 there tune." .....,... ··"·• 2··-. 25C ... ..... ...... os .·-···· ... • • • ••••••••••• Tbe members enJoyed 1 wiener rout Jn the fll'e place of the re· 'C!re.UonaJ room. Attending were Mrt. Thoma& Grtnlklad, Mu. ClYde Rice, Mrs. CUff Roush, Mn:. Dul>kla 1.10 WilUam McFarland, Mrs. Douglas Bond Miller, Mrs. Thelma Capettart, .50 · 12.90 Mrs. Pansy Fry, Mrs. James Qun.. Sdtool. Enrollm.nt ........ · · 914 nin&bam, M:rt. Josephine MUter, JilaunQ<:e · • )'OUr 1e Elaealtqftr oald TUeidQ "oho wu soft, abe rouldli't co with tbe Pretldent on hll Soi.ltb Amerieon lour later thlo ·oioonth. Bot lho uld ttldo lripo lint "ow!u!ly ltl'enUOUI.• Citric., Trua. -* .....,... of 14u. TIK Valuation . , ... , 5.171.142.00 Tex LeYJ lntkle Uct I find "n yo\lr lo.olhoif>l h~ ...~shop. lly or friend& . WRITII OI'P ~p WASHINGTON VPI-~ II.,. -'~fl' lho followtno - ' 1o ...1.rtct. J, edw. , ......, :;:5 Grape J-.ic:e and Jape proopeet oP";iloll ' 'o West Virginia Brancl Ham ... Sliced .._.. !! ' HoMy Loaf I .... 2 ~ $1 Mil..... hiMroy, Oh ... Dltt .... 2. JHO GOODWILL CLUI 1be Goodwill Club met on Frlday 8\ltDinl at tbe bome of Mn. Lawrence Ltevlng. A Jur· prjse birthd1y party was held for Mrs. Llevln& and Mra. Ray lVea· ver. DuriDJ the evenin.c .secret liater &itta were exchanged and game11 were ,p layed. k, YEST~i:RYEAR • ~0)' lxernpe.d Vlll•tt School Dldrlct, . C.Unty Of Mtl..... ' · 0. NewHavelt Social Events Salarl.. and WatM . . . 171.917.70 Mn. Harold Capehart, Diana MiiSurnpMry Of C.th a.lancee. ler, Lynn MUJer, Karen Lleving Recelptt and bpendltvNI and the boeteaa. lallinot, Jtnuary 1, 1959BIRTHDAY PARTY General Fund 22.(180.60 Bobby Dye wu honored by his 'Bond Retirement Fund -80.8Z pmmtll, Mr. ~ Mn Robert :UUk Fu.nd 217-62 on his 8th blrthdi)o, Jan 30th Workbooks 168.04 a ·P arty at his home Tbe afternoon Total 22,385.44 .was spent In playing games and Rtdl~ . refreabmen .. were served to RalGeneni:l Funn 206.036.32 phie s~ Pat Bennett, Jimmy ~n4 Retirement Fund 2.9215.10 .wee, .MJke Suven, Vlekle Stivers, MiD: Fund 2,493.86 Sberl Stivers, Arehetta Haye&, Wortbooke 1,829.51 Donnie and Ricky Dye. • Total 211_284.99 "ROTARY CLUB lxptnditu.......,. The Bend RotH)' Club met on General ~nd 200,371.88 Thursday eveninJ fOI' their dinner Bond retll'ement fund 34«).00 meeting. A ~ort business meetMilk Fund 2338.88 lng Willi held. . Total 208,012.96 Attend.Jng were Herman Layne, *•l1nc1t, . Dec....., 31. 1.,9;;Donald Roush, Lloyd Roush, Ri· Genenl Fubd 27,74&.26 i:bard Oljd, J. L. Stewart, James B1>nd 'Retirement Fund ~- 72, Hampton Clyde Foley Rome Wit· Milt Fund 312-89 Hamson, 'Ruuell Cape'hart, Harry Workbootl 175.13 Muter, 0 . J . Bostic, Arthur Wehrli Total 2'7 .~7 .47 E. L. Stein, Earl Clark, Thomas Total Exp. and Bal. 235,870.43 Reed .and Rev. Dav~d Freeman. RICEIP'TS BIRTHDAY PARTY ll,t"""ueMr. 1nd Mra. Robert Tennant Gene"i~l' Property Taxeshonored their daughter, Cindy ' Genefal Fund 72.543.32 her 7th birthday wllb a Bond Retirement 2,92&.10 ruesday evenint at her· ,i:~'!i:: Total Property Tax 70,468.42 Games were played and ~ ' Foundation Programments we!'e , served to Carol~n Cub reeelved 131,484.94 Roush, l>~bb1e Tennant, Ste"te Deduction for tchr ret. 1'7,351.00 Rousb, Bobby Sayre, Bobby Ten· Ded. Scti. emP. ret. 1960.00 Dan~, Linda Roush, Bruce Adams, Total Found. Prog. 1!50.'1'95.96 Robil) Hoffman, Lynn Tennant,· State-Hand. chUdren cl~ Mrs. Jamea Hoffman, Mrs. Roo 0&.-10 bert Sayre, Mra. Carl Tennant State-Rental from school ltnd the llostl ud the honoree. and P!OP<r!Y 6113.00 PlllSONALS Federal s~b:lldtes . 1,098.12 :Mra. David fttematl and son Tuition friqt pat.tQns 82Q.'J'3 .spent the weekeod with her par· , Milk Ree•\1'1• 1~95.74 .onta, Mr. and 11n. L H. Battand, Mlle. Rev.;· Reptl _ 902.ft() CharlestoD. She waa accompanied Total Rev~noe rcpta 231,280.811 home .by Mloo Be...rly Battand Non-Revenueand Lel~nd F. Cornwell. Sale ot textbookl and wotk· Mrs. Bill Smith and sons, Clarks boo~ 1829.51 ville, Ind., were reeent visitors of Total ·Non-Revenue 1829.51 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carvin rqtal TranslcUOns 283,ll0.36 Oliver. EXPIN~TURES Dr. Claud CoUins, district su· Adft.'lnlttrltlonperintendent Q/. the Methodist Salarles a~ W.ae;es Adm. 11,415.28 l.:hurch of Huntington .attended a Total Pers. Serv. 11,415.28 study -class on Rural and Com· 1199.87 munity cburches held Sunday Ofrtce Supplles Service Fu,nd 3IH!f evening at the local chur<h. Total ot'her purpo1es 1517.31 ·Mr. and .Mn. Bernard ~~~:~~~II Tolal Admtniotntlo• 12,932.~9 · Dayt<ln, ·vistted their p lnttrwc:tlon- . Mr. and ·Mrs. George Sayre Penoual Serv1ce 14:5,'183.96 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lieving dur· T011l a•d work books 2tl2UO ing semester vocation tast week. 0\h,er Educ. ·supplies 1136.89 Judy Arnold, Mountain State Rpra. i:du. EQuip. 518.09 College. Parkersburg, visited her Rpra. Edu. EQuJp, 1822.32 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ar· Workbooks . 1822.42 nold last weekend. Total other . Purposes 8240.78 J'.:k Flt8ber; R. G. Greene, Dt. "rotal Jnstructlon 1M,024.74 John Ridgway, James Hampton, Llbr1rl~ Edwin Roush flew to St. Peters· Scbool Li.brary Books 1110.22 burg, Fla., for severAl days last Total Libraries 1110.22 week . Trenaportatlon of PuplllChester curry has been a mePersonal servi.ces . . ~70.00 dical patient at Pleasant Valle)' Motor vehlele &uppbea 1114.65 Hospital. lllf.MI Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stewart Total Other PUfP:OseiJ . ~~ trans. or puplls 3484-~~ ()f Lexington, Ky., visited his par· li:ha.l ·LunchHents, Mr. and Mra. J. L. Stewart MUk 2318.68 over the weekerid. Total School Lunches 2338.88 M'rs. Rufus Eeeseor Is visiting other AuxiUery Aeencl":- · · · · · a son and • faprlly In GaUip_olis . Lecturers ,.. . 76.00 after undtlrgolng surgery at the· Other Special Services 111.70 Holler Hospital. Total Penonal aerv1ce 186.'70 Frank Thompson is at hi! Tebn retr. contri. , 1~.QO home after being a medial pa· Bm:p. ntr. ron.trl. . .19f0.00 ·uent at Plea,a'nt· v-aUey H-oapital. J)clducUona bf co. Auchto~ 514.87 Mrs. F. C. &ethert, Mn . .E. Hues 19,8aU7 ale and Mn. J. L. Slewarl were Total Other JIII"PqiN To.tal oth~ Aux. A&en. 20,0J.2.3'l' vi8Jton Jn PirWabur• Monday. QPorollon of School Plano- .,n.t .,.~~ Mr. •nd Mra. L~· ter J ~d an •uu ·-• .p ---·• C!,.._.~.ft 12_....-v famlly ~n'·'""" _.. ,...,e of Waahlngton Motor vehicle 1uppllea 3M.08 Houae, o., vlllted their d;~!~:: Gu 28U.9t a nil .family Mr, and Mra . • Fuel _ 29B3.S4 Vance and daaahter of Mora:anJanitora· Supplies 1715.12 . town on ThurSday at the- home of water · 88513 · Jl Electricity 2043:61 [. Mr. &md ~·· B. Vance. 612.()9 Dotlt .....,...__ Telephone AdvertJ1 ina: 25.82 Bondi or not~ ' rnaturiq: ' Kaulinl: 3.00 tntereat on ·bonda ' Other COntract and Open Total order: ~ce 201.08 Total st•wo••" ltiiJII aMCCitt ..........•••. -... ·,,: ·. ~~.· ~·~ ~ .. , ettl Noon <:hi n•eS•e stU dents Leod Ac:tivities At Youth Sessi.on Legal NOtice . Gr•,..,..lt ~- ... -·. 46-o~o c•nt . i' I,. ~: ··._, ' SPECIAL - lOc OFF LABEL dexo TEXAS- NEW CROP- CURED HORTENlN YAMS ... 3 ~15( ' 100% 21b. pkg· 19¢ U&N..t 1.1b. pkg· 33.: . 1' .................. ', '\_ ' ·--~­ 3-LB • CAN ":·. l'l!re �• ' ' . ' Tenn. UPI- The gular fCASOO meeting ootwoen. of T~nne85ee football the two ccbOOhl. The Vola defelt- KNOXVO~LE, Unlver~ity team wUL 01eet Tulaa here early ed Tulsa, 14-7 In In October, 1861, in the fiNt re- Rowl .r,:ame. ~ -=~=="::,::=-:;~:::::Colll-;;:w;;;•~;;;;-o~.... ~F-al-:co-ns Beat Rutland On OWn s.= liPOOD, C. V. WhiilleJ't -~ filly • - Floor ln Close Cage Contest ...,... 141' 1ftilb' ., ~n:::ta b ~ es:peded tD decide the d1ltaff Waham.a't White ntcons 1ed ' IS (19-28) 69. d:ampionshlp 'Of the Sabt.l Anita the great 8bootlng of Bill Rutland : Gennan 2 (2·3) 6; Mar )neetfn&. ' and V~n Matre with 18 21 tin 9 (1·2) 111; Hobatetter 4 (2-2) respectively, won their 1(1; George 2 (2;6) 6; Hoffman 2 .. Rla'iiJ wa.. laseiMiiStarts came of the season Tuesday (1 ·3) 5; Camb& ·s (13-10) 19; Roush on their home floor against I (lHl) 2. Totals 23 (20-321 67. l,l~.i_~l~o 69-67 . Reserves Wahama 26, Yonker Referees awarded Wabama 28 and Bennett 7 each; Rutland 24, ~ ~~·~ at the foul line and Rut· Lambert 9. 32 in the rcugh game. Wa· Gel YGW' Glove Ill ow The Choice• OfThoseWho Play The Game l ~ j Eastern Rail y -....,..n.chol.. Of7MoiO<L._ Boll CIIIIN. THE SPORTS CENTER Authorized MacGregor Headquarters Mltltlleport ;~ ~~~m~...(4-7)qre,.. 14; 18 35 M 6'1 69 " ... .." 18 32 41 9 !10.14) 26; Van Matre 9 =~rr ~ a~! !~;:;:===~~~' THE CHOICE • • • li'· ~- 11 \1,0 Y, J.cbort Lotan I 1 2 ~, Athent 7 1 5 1 N1lsonvllle 6 6 MIDDLEPORT J t Well1fan 3 t O.llipells 0 12 RUULTS LAST NIG+IT Jackaon 54 Pomeroy 53 OT Wellston 83 Middleport 13 · Athent 70 N•'""''"''lll• 63 Lagan 78 Gfllllpoll1 " "1~ .~t)Bwi.O..A l.lrce IGGS • ..... ·doz. :, '' t Handy cani Serves 18 ARI.A M.CSULTS l't.aclne 55 Rio Grande 36 Kypr 70 Herrl10nvlll, 56 W1h111M 69 Ruttand 67 SouthWMtern 67 Oak Hill 59 ·n-T ... tr-• .. 1 • Li"' A· · ..... MEET BERSCBEL ROSE-- . ' Experienced Broke Repoirmoil INCH .ELECTRIC RANGE +. . S·vt£1 lit.. . . ' . ·,' · .· . ....••.,~. · .............. X ••••• ........ ...... ' New Guarantee- Save~. $10UO !t INCH SYLV '·}· "' . PORTAIU Ttt.-VIIIOM New 0~ --5ave ..IIO ·$UNIO BPBBD .UBBN AUTOMATtC: WASHil SAYB • • here irt was pres· at 26 Ramtey 2 4; Ray 7 B; Ray 7 8; Kisor 7 CC\Dt . ,. He aent David Sch•denbaraer, Jon Hendenhott and Paul i,cieor into th* tanie at the atart -of the teeoftll quarter and the reaulta provel .acJvantaaeoue to the WellJ. *on q¥}fttet. fhe three replm qUietly put the Golden Rocketll -wu Ia wltbln 1•111' poblll of the Middles at the 11al""' mark, then moved tho Rookott out In front 79 to 71. Od •wlth 5 porsonab. ' STAMPS c cou pon & purcli•.. I of • • • , tAlE....., i •l'·lollo cou ~h _. IIYANS unt11 . =UCP'/ 6, 1960. ~ .. lfOCh 'amity, plt.a•· ·~· CHUCK c lb. •••••• .. .' ' ....... ' ' t,: ahead by I at the end of the th:J Dove Hartln1er htd one of hlo quarter. best nlth&l from tbe lleld the With tlle acore 47-43 for the Mid· lint haU &Coring J4. poinq, but dies at the start of the third, could muster but .8 tl)e 1~d for · Scharfenbaraer and Francia -' tot•J of 32 ~ ha,d·; u., scorlq~ pulled the Rockets' within 2 ttl t e :Walter Jlarrll tilt fbr 27 to place · Jacketa. Middleport then alowly in· tecond. J"rancll Aty led the Rock· crea1ed lt1 lead to 7 polij~ -with 11. · , they failed to hit from ' t 1 and WeU•ton ca_.e baok ~--dl~ htt If Percent from; tle the acore at eo all W"'en y h . e'!leld 'the tint Half, bUt went a clo1e in shot with lel!ll than a eo\d In the •econd ,hlttlni a ~ perminute to eo in the third period. centaee. Welllton irtayed ..tt~cb' Paul Xiaor hit one at the foul throua:bOJ{t tile aru;n~ and finJahed line with 3 aeconda remalnint aad 1f'ltb a ~ ftlea i48 PIU;ftDt. Wellaton waa in front to atu. .•. . The Mkldleport ~,(ryes oamct The Yellow Jaeketl at.ayed with· from hehlnd to win 'th• •:~: in 4 polntl of the Welllton quintet aey, bUt lo1t by forfeit whO until the final three minute.. 1t ·NOlan ·Swukhamer elected to UN hu. that Scharfenbarecr and reM:rvtlt in the Yll'lity 11me to a., bit with o pair ol loob to put reploee Larry llltch wlto wao ejeet- . Clft'l ..· J'liONB 3ot . .,. , Buffington recovering, he was fouled by Meredith in a bear hug. Eddie missed hi• tree 6 (1-4) 13; 3 (~) . J~hllOO:n recovered, and caUTotals 31 (21·33) &1. , ., ..-:::c at 16 eeconda, the acore Offlciala: Blosser and Strimelo. 08·D2, Pomeroy. . can ht . ~Oln....J. '> i!l'o•• ;'m seconC1a, W11 fouled boxi• u.o•. -~. hird, the Panther• ball up lo, Wrlllht in the court, !1'110 (/ir hll ~h c..s·&H 400ct. white l'·•·•·'' ... BLAETTHAR'S d·v . • ,' "'· Jackets Cool Off In Second Half, lose 83·73 Tuesday To Determined Wel\ston Rocket Team ay lela 1. IYIR The Middleport Yellow Jackets jumped to a 30 ta ~8 first quarter lead here T\IE!aday nia:ht, then !JIW it \urn Jato an 83·71 dele.t by the Wa'lllton Golden Rorkett. WeU1ton COJch Paul Ketley, 1tartln• wtth three l'eiUlars on the ben.ob wa• down 12 polntl 1o1ng lntt 1he 1econd period when he ma~. llntup awl.tch tb,at deter· min ·ttle o'u\C()me of thla SEOAL . _ . ,;_,lOCK .. • Hershel's 12 years of experience with Bear equipment surely qualifies him as an expert on automobile bra~ . and front end allnement .. tome In Todt!y For A Brake ,C~eet t)P.! · Knock Off Powers ~ '. •. CIRCLE'S RESTAURANT GIINERAL EI$CTIIC ... .. ·lbcEACH • ,. . .~ .!¥ •. Jl ·l1 ' ) 1 ' .• J Scipio Drops Contest 70-56 Gobblera, lOD·SIO. 't 1f2 Q.u orb r BARGA'I"NS raC>M · REPOSSESSION .'· ...F , ;.w ot H and R F'I:RtSTONE'S 41~ 6 .' omo a. No. lbd Sta. Mltldl•port, Ohio sl ' ?? ~ lt(Js r ··· :1 itt!~ PoMEROY, Cor. 11111 ' .. ,, :-nte I LUKO Ill B. MAIN S'r. li'rltllt. 8-.tay 1:30 A.M. 1o 1:21 f',H, ~J Hannan Trace: Fellure 8·7·23; R. Fellure 0.2-2; Caldwell 14-2; Cline f..l -9; Myen Z.l-a; Shaw ·2-1·5; NeiJ 1-2-3. Totals 18 (13 of 2()) 49. lfannfl.n Trate 12 31 43 49 E01im 11 2ll 3~ .47 United' p,... lntwn1tlonal You won't lind Auburn or Georae Wuhinlton Hated amon1 colle£e buketbal~'ll top.ranked team• but they're dan11f!J'IOUS "1pollera" In their own backyar4a. Aubum handed •lxth·ranked Geol'&la Tech ita fil'lt Southeaat· ern Conference los• of the season 48-45, Tueaday nleht while George Waabln&ton apoiled Vlr&inia Tech's perfect record In tbe sauthem Conference by gobbling up the lloU., lbra 'Dlwldq' t:ot A.M. lo t:OJ .P.H. B& ~~ . Gltt&l!!l·PEA$' I F·RINCH .fRtEs . . Royal Crown-eat.A , Of Those Who Eftlly Goo4l Eating ........... l• woli POMEROY Fails Short Of • intar - lftS Sugar SEOAL SIIANDINGS Wabtma led 18-16 at thf' tint quarier rut, 35·32 at halftime and M-f9 alter three quarters. David Martin, with 19 points on g field - 1ah... , ' ert,...,vld ~• free throw, and Comb! 1Wlfh 3ll"elden aud 13 fr~ tbrowt, ' aJ1o Jood for 19 .points, kept Rut· boys trailed land in the battle all the way. • otte quarter, fell beMartin's four flelden In tbe 31·23 by hai!Ume, pulled up 1100nd half apearheaded Rutland's to a 43-38 deficit after three qaar· effort to overcome W1blma. ten, and mlued tieinl lt . 11p at tt was Bill Greer who tbe end by two point•. ....,d half Edtern Reaerves won 59-28. victory. He bad Eutft'tl: Larry Col1lm 5-0-10; the lint ball 3-0-6; Powell 3-6-12, Durtt for six more jn the 1.0..2; Leonaro 2·1chipped in three 1-0-Z. Totals 20 ••-•-- four ln the per· W• AN Prouct To S.ll lllllJ lltreel casbed in 19 of theirs, Hut 20. Outstanding in this depa~m'!'t was Lee Combs of Rutmade 13 of 16 attempts, !!'c!Ud~ a stfing of 7 straight in · aecond half. th~ Cl*'·tiJtilc wtq,ll!l.- .... ~~ .~~· .,.... Aftr Slu lit. Delue .\Mi0m"ei11Hil WHITMAN'S& . CHOC:OUUS . . . ' •·, ' .·... ' ' ' . • .{I •\, ~ • ',· ' •, . . ' .• ' '· Aeart!shaP<i!l.B- • ~lrona64Jt~l6:00· wu~·s Girt ·BOXiD cANDY . WD \ ""' l ....~ . ..-~·· ' J~ · ··~ ---·---~------·--' ··· ·· ~ • ' ,'.. ' . . . ' ,. -··.. •. " ' ' ' ~ . Ub. . Jlikie Doll ' ' • Only $6•00 $95.00 _. ~t. J'T,' FOOD FREIZilS "\ ' lot\'\t itl•.to PHONI.lll•• ,, f?aloP •¥ d e p1 . ¥ ao ues. . . ' /' . ---~~----~--~--- '} " I w...h.. Ciy~tal FI· R ESTO, N E DIALIR STOlE ·2 . ISYt-. can• , ··.' . ..·,: HCh ELit'tl1C UNGI ' ~: From K&C Only 2 Yean Old -limo ·f200 ,.ell $150.00 .. with M•.• t btl• -· Silver * .* GIFt$! Diomo,nch *Chino Clocka St!'Ht ' . ·:~-~--_.,_ K and C..EW •. ..... ·~· ' - . .... ~ ____ ~ . IICICh 35c --~-~·­ ~·n± e ·-·- ·-· 3h., ___......,..,..,.___ Jll<l. • •• ~ • :o -~ ' �I ' . 1-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 3, 1960 ';;;;;;;;;;;;;:~;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=======""'===-;;;;;;; , UNP'URN!SHED 'MODERN FIVE 1 room opartment ond both. Steom ·heat. Phone M2·Y 2 1 3\.C WANT ADS • • PHONE 390h ~TBS I 0811111' ,.- ward. ooe lmertklo. II.Ldmam Clblrtt - 10 CIDII. • oeou per word lor tbNe COGeeoulJve 1Mer't10al. 8~1 - one mooth for 30 c.mtl per wo.:'d. hU nte- ilf s oeut~~ ~ word will \..e cba:&ed. for 114-.rerU.Iinc 'II not paid wi.thln 10 daya 1.'ter reeeivfh& bill. l!!rron I.e Adverti..dni _Should be reported ~elJ . ft WU, Seotinel wtlJ oot bt re.p<W:iale (or mont UIAD one iBeor 'eel inM'rtion. Card o! I'banta "'d Spee&a.l NoHcet nt ~ta •1.00. ObiWU'Itf INbliahed al l ee&.< ;>er W0rtf'S Z& 'th "Wf"IITI.. 1 DA)i 60r 60e 7:k lD 30 M'f'f"t\IPd by lO 3 DAYS A. 6 DAY! 14..50 M .OO t'l.GO pllper' ;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;~ . INSUII.ANCII l•eontJ, Mlddleport. Fire, Auto>IMlbile, Bon.dt . ..boat 8111. 1"'"' Athena pused NeJsonvdle Tuea7 ond 8 ROOII BOUSB, 4 ROOII COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO. apartment and & room apartteetlon. Llfe, Auto, l':tre, PoUo. day niabt to take fourth place in ment. A. W. Beoeet Jbone Coli Don 111111, lllddleporl, the SEOAL witb a To-63 ca1e vic· tory while Lopn further solidified 110-M. ll 2 tfc Obi.. GallipoJit ln the Leaa:ue cellar with -a 78--59 drubblna: at the Freoch DELUXE liNFURNISHED APART OON STIVEII8 City. meat. AU new. Low utHities. Reasonable ADt. also 2 office Athena• win _..,e the 'Bulld~;~gs a rooma. Phone 8009. 1·20-12tc 7-6 record behind Logan's k as FOUR ROOM HOUSE IN RUT-~ Nelsonville, now 6-6, slipped into land Townlhlp. Mrs. Car( Hairfifth rank . Middleport and WeU· , den, Hartford, W. va. 1·29-fttp ston are Ued at 3-9 for sixth place. At Gallipolis Geor&e Stump bit :2 BEDROOM MODERN 493 t..lftCOift St. 20 points befllnd Blake'• fine 28. , MENT $M per month or 1 Hed· ro~~o~ne 60.56-J Mktd.....,. Gary Lane got 17 for GalJipoUs, room apartment, $60 per month .j wmietls lh11 season. utilitiea tncludd . Located over Vogue Shoe Store, 104 E. Main ! i '- I ) k.t:.•ol t--C\fO •• I 1 APART· I • 110 9lk $1.33 $1.20 t!.&J IUK l:t. ~ !It wlll be u, thllt dfly' l ·-====::::::--:::::- sAJINES.SIIIPSON APAR'•'MENTS - I"Ul'nUbed uul Wlfurnlahed. Kellutm, Middleport. Phone 604+11. 2 3 ~ POll CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE USULTB SCORES Athens Passes Nelsonville For Seventh SEO.AL Victory ou.,..;hc~o:!!~~~~ n (20bl Insurance St., Pomeroy. Phone l .... "'"\ 0 901 ·~28 "' , -, - --- .U JO. -~-Wj - (1 \ACiflt/' ~~ ROOM Legal Notice NOTICE Ofl 'ILING AND It ·Pr:!~!~.o,:.~~Vc':!~~~l• Ha,., 106 IDcklq Athens ~servM won ~27 over U. '7 DuquenM 5I Nelsonville; GaUipolis reserves Carolin• St• ., Vlreln .. SS won 43-42, in the last five seconds Tech " Mmlphl1 lt. 61 over Lca:an reserve~. St. IS Northwn Mich. 74 Athens 14 33 54 '70 13 S..ttl• 10 NelJonviUe 13 29 49 63 15 lowthtlf G'"" 75 Athens: , Wickerham 4--2--10; · (Pa.) 5I Sanders 1-0 2; Rlgga 6---3---15; Balctwh•·Wall.u 51 Bean 6--3--...1 ; Cbase 6---0---10; lndl•n• C•ntral 19 Gardner 2--5---9; Begg 2.--5---9. Ctntr_. Sta,. U Curoll 90 Totals : 26--18-70. a.thanJ (W. Va.) 13 NetsonviUe: Anden~on t- -3-----6; Dexter J-.....8-14 ; Boling 2-----tJ.---10; NATIONAL 18 ASSOCIA.TtoH Patton 11- 2-24; Kunzman 4---------<2- St. Louis 114 BOlton 113 10. Totalll 21- 21-63. ~~~:.;~::.l'/1;9 NDw York 102 Logan 28 4~ 57 7el' lot ClnCIMatl 107 Gallipolis • 16 32 43 59 FREE-FREE * America ·• .1960 COMPACT RAMBLER POMEROY lANCMARK SUPER SERVICE i •Ahebd- by 10 .01id 25 Billion . Owner -Jl.riv en- Mile1 STATION I . u. .~~tved. GUtD! WSAZ.TV Channel 3 • 0911!l813 - Weclnesdlll' :~~ :Mn. Riehatd Kn.utte.r of Kaaon 11 a paUent. in Holzer Hoapltal where lhe was admitted lut wee) for obterVaf.!on . :-; Helen Ste\vart entned Holzer H01pital Monday Cor obltrvat:lon. MAKE A DATE TO 'tUBRICATE" ••' • : • I $8~. Pontiac Blacltnara, Poml!roy trade-in. New 1 ·29~lc - - -- ::-:-:-- Good Cl••n UMd C•n ., •••t Pom•nty, Ohio /. OR SA,L&---0 ROOM HOUSE. 4 rooms downatain and 2 up, Approxlmatel.y 1 acre level b.nd. El.toellenl well. 13 mllea from Pomeroy. Price SI.OOO. lnqulre bills with air condition- I' ' ing. LET US SOLVE YOUR INSULAT(NG ·~ . PRQJ~f;Jis·: HOGG & ZUSPAN . ' . ' ' ..• .•. ' ••• :• MATERIALS, INC.· * · · · .,.. ··;~:.---~\SON, n • .~~· Phone SP-35554. N, H. BAHR Chesler, Ohio 12 YR. OLD BLACK MAR~: 14M 1 Yukon 5 •2400 IbM., mule 8 yr~ . old, 900 \!Js. , Will work any place you place ' " " '...~ lht!m. .M. B. Gettys, J'hone 24308. 2·2·31< ·- -· -- -·--· ·-- . tu;GJSTER CMm Adding Mad1lne <'Ombl.on TltADING POST WJTH HUN· UHEOS or trade ltem11. Uaed and like new . 1 year nld 1130. Write new movie, Polerold . atlll cam· Box 668·R % The Dally Sen· eras, tools, mu11ic tnatrumentl, tluel, Pomeroy, 0 . 2·2·3tc electric and outboard motora, .IRCH KITCHEN CABINETS boat!l, akat~•. 1una, appliance•. Formica Top, Bookcase built to watches. About anythln&" you IUit )'OUr hou.1e. Vinyl A.lbel· need. Fife Novelty Shop. to1 Blocks la id. Neieler Build· I 27 8te lnt Supply. C.lil Guy Neigler, Rsc.ine, Ohio . l·Hic ~ECCHI SEWING MACHINEEquipped to zlg.zaa, darn, mono· WILL DO SEW!NGAND ~~:ram, etc. SoJd orla:lftllly · fhr AT!ON in my hornt:. AJq hive ll81 .11ft. l1 a~ olt balapce. dpe_of Sin.:er S~wln.i] Machine for &ale, $!Wt.90 or $8 per month. Phone cheap. Mn. P•ul Sl110n, Phone 343. 1 27 'lite 6101·X. Hl8-61c 3'"ic-~l.EGULJ\i . 98c 4!1 fpm PEKINESl: l'l:I'PJES. Mra. W.W. ale ca•h. .,.98--oreeorct• $1.00. Call. 732 Syc.. more St.. Mid,tle· Others 25c each. Fife Novelty. port, Open till 7:SO p, m. 1 2'7 8to 23 Ulfd. -- 1954 GMC IIAY FOil SALE. SQUARE . Joe fo'lelda, Route No 7 Turn .at Kell'(ly Nl&bt Club Phone 811·Y. 1.so.3tp THREE $795 PIN BALL MACHiNES. In aood ehape. Price $100. Call Sl) 3·!1948 between em and 10 Pm Clifton, W. Va. U&Stp e ..:00. ~ f;So t:OO 1:30 :00 :tf · :SO 1 f:OO ,:30 Arneri-~ l ·ao· ;00 ·so 1q;oo LI:OO 1~.10 t ·UI ·SO ' . 1'lle ~ · S- . ter · d., IS. CIJ Stonrl The Three ~toogea T1ie Life' or Riley Arthur 3 Stnltb---.~em The o~u1e RtvUa Stw. Amos •n' Andy . Highway Jl'atrol " Be Our Guest Men ·Into Space · The MiUionaire I've Got A Secret Armstrong Circle 'l1leater 11 o"cloclt Newf A ~kat the Weatbttr Theater 13 S\in Off i1 • 8:30 News 8:35 Breakf.. t 9:30, 8:3!5" · 1:0:00 10:!0 . 10:46 II :30 ' .. Younptenl Husband•! Urge your favorite bomemalter to try ber lldll ID IIlli year't Mn. America Conteol Conteotopon to aU married' women, 21 yean nr ovor. NolblDJ to bu)'- no ..,try '-to po,y. • • • I TheN - valuable prl... lor winnen at every level- $50,000 ln prlza for lbt now Mrl. America. And lblnk of lbt fun you'll haYe, Mn. Homemakor , , ·• lbt lnterootiDJ poople you'II Dleet . • , lbt fr!ende you'll make. • You hove ~rythinl to pin and nolhinc to looe. W.rite or c:aJl your- Gu · ~ Otlk:o today for an Oftlclo) Entry Blank. . · • \ j ~~~.,.. -,J;oC. ouve. ·D .;. . ,,! ' . NEWS ·.Rub; Ko!Konc!rJe, ~do<., ·to . ~ nel Aobloy; Allltl,. of Trans..- •illtlr Of.. TH 0"" Ytlley . , Lenrille P. md Kabel l. ··IIJ>, .. miD t~ BoN L. and J'fmiee ~r,"'ft , . dleport. (- . ·.· . Lo'ts, Poin.eror. '. 1: Faye ud Charlot llbtch ~ •\<I· IlMbert tn4 Lorene Dpl"', "-" eel$, Lieban.oq. Creat<>n 0. and . PIIY1Ua .,.. lond to Baywood W., ·! lloiee Jijid Qlr.en Nuttez, 2111A, Pll. '1'4, Or~nge. · .. •Ja, Celebmm A.nnillflt§ The bikbd.y of Jtlto. · Ptltfitt waa telebratet1 With ' · ner Suad&y at their b.piDp ~ . i'l!l t.v•p~e. 'Presifnt were Jlr, · aadrt .,J., R. · Part~tl, i:harle"t>D; • • ~ llll'l· William E. elm o . . oo\lle, !be h<moree 'arid 'llt:· ' !Itt. ' . ' 1. Desert 48. Bea.rde4, 21. ru-e1 plantf · as rye ~•· Gram· 8. An ear shell pua: 11. German · DOWN · 23. IJI!i.ted· adbmn.rlne 1. Ice ...._ ll. Ou~12. Artless t. caJn'a of• 33. Alexander victim da.te,., Graham 3. Ivy Lea&Ue 25. Wlni e.cJJ.ool .2&.Dry, 4. Score a.s :.. Neuter wine , Y~ar'• u ... pronoun 28.F1gpen 8. Spectator 31. Female 37. Arab ~ " 7 .§lflnese ' . ~Jultp chleftaln meuure ' ·· 14.. Lafce .fO, Fi.ll to wtr 8. IstngJua parrot 4-LE•klmo'• ~• .Al}V~ M. !!ltri~ . vehicle 10. Re1na.tn4er 36. NUclei of 43. Road hazard 14. Couob ~tarch grain ~8. F&ther H. Cuh1 15. Jewish month 16. Ha.,.ialian bird 17. Ski11 18. Belong-in~ til me 19. London hazard 21. Sailor (slang) ('1 ·,· .., 28. SiouxIndians 21. Stand up magistrate . ('ttl olp off) --~~ · --~ Jlri_ze for ~igh soore was awlrdRioh· ed to . Mrs. Richard Freeman and Neiri seooritt to MF~. · Aaron Kelton. •• - t .. Dl8perBe 32. Pretlx to Scotch 3(). ~:411 :\ ~1110~ -S.rvi~ Show 6jii(J , ,SJI!IdOWD ierenade - •• ... ' 29.Roman cOuntry Hoedown News Just For You ·News Muslc Go Round News (Loeal) Music Go Round NeWil Musie Go Round News · Musle Go Round Commupity aDd lOcal ·newr ts:IO 5:$1· Natioria1 Newl ,,~ . :Sr>oris ~·k . .·. D~J;! £.~£>J S~&f!> . ._ D.;:m...,.,-Wl.~.,il@4,e , 10:00 A Bouquet from Maurice Chevaliei' 11:00 News 11:14 A LOok at the Weather 1J :l5 Theater lS 12·30 Sign Dff 4:30 4:30 7A, Sall&bnry. I 000 WaHs 990 KC 6:00 6:15 6:30 7:00 7:30 Lock Up ~:00 Betty Hutton Show 8:30 Johnny Ringo 9,00 Zane Grey Theal•e 3:35 . llejor&e B. ond l011le G. SIJoon · 1<> Wll!lam ad · Rulldl. X.Ofiert WJEH ]3rlghter Day ·· ~ 'Secret Storm E<tge Qt, ijJih~ Three St~ges Edge of Night Life of ·Riley Arthur_ J. Smlth-Ne"WS Jule RIVlin Show Amos · 'n ApQy U. S. )Marshall t:58 . Sign On p1:40 1:00 BFD (eountl7 and WP.Itent 12:00 musk) . 12:30 1:30 Farm Market Report 1:30 1:33 News 1:3ft •:(0 Breakfast Party 2:30 t:46 Radio Hymno~l 2:85 8:00 Breakfaat PartY 3:80 ! I·,. ' \ RIVER REPORT CaPtain Kangaroo C81'toon Theater The Red Rowe Show On The Go I Love Lucy December Bride to Del bert Sonden, 8.l[IA, Olive. · Floyd aed o.....et wtoe t<> Paul aed Da.,td Wloe, P~s. Sa!IJbll'l' Radio Station 13 lt1Utqn11re Verd1~t .ts Yours cine. Delbert and Graee Smitb l!vontt · and Beulah Sdll!l~~= l!OiOqt .' ~tlo .... Del' I :S$ P.M• 8:55 A.M. 10 A.M· 3;5$ P.M. 12 Noon $ P.M. Llvlng m W. Va. NeJgbbors As .the World TUrns · For Better pr \Vorse Art L;J]k~~~~r lf,Oll4ie Party 3:00 The 3:30 'The -t._OO .,.he ~ ft :4:30 - The 5:00 ;r'he 4::!0 rhe 5:30 The Ebenbaeb t<> Brad K. M. Wolfe, Parcell, .Jla.. '· ., ' .. _ A.._,; -1~;00 Love: ~f-tLife !ltsq Searh Ill< "r•morn.l" . 1:00 1:15 1:30 2:00 2:30 Paree11, ~la- Spbll Eberib•ch. FOR THE WMPO Daily Progra111 Schedule ,-( \I . F. H. O'BRIEN Jud1e of the Probate Coun Melga County, Ohio (1) 20. 27; (2) 3. 3tC" · ·· Ed"ge of ·N'tl\hi Brod K. and Mary II. WpUe SPOT On . . Your Radio Died D.ir c·•··· · • z:..;.•.TI!e .Gilldlng !JgliJ ' *-v_ 990 . .-:1·1:-1 ~:.-Late .She\\· rh eJJ3 - Jh Uf$day~ \!' linn 8:13 9:00 10:00 10:39 11:00 11 :30 Tune In The Land Trmsfer,s ' 1 T~,T\{ ,~Chann.,l ~'!I MGM District, People~s Gt.Di ChQjee· ' 11:30 12:00 Re.ltless lu~-a~ Love That Bob ·~ 1:00 A~pt Faces 1:39 Way of Lile 2'00 ~ In Court 2:30 Gale StorDJ. SbQW 3:00 lleot tho Clodo 3:30 Who nji 'Y(iti 'f.rUOI 4':bo Amenca~ . IJI"!ldS~Jl!MI 6'30 ltoc:ky aq~ JliJ Fr!.)ilds 6:~ San nancisco ~~· -6:30 Y,o ur Es.so Re~ 6:40 Weatherm•n 6:45 .John Daly 'News 7:00 Flight 7:00 Gale Storm Sttow 8:00 Dotma R~ed Show 8:30 'lbe R~sl .MoCoYs 9:00 Pat Boone Show 9:30 The Untouchab~es . .J0\30 ol.j. $. Border Patrol li :OO News Tonight 11:65 Sca11ning t}l,e We:a~er 11 :10 Sports Report 11.21-'"Qaf:1!:sl0 ""R.epprter ·• lllllll 4:00 1 ·15 . · MlwiE"time Young Dr. Malone From These Roots Houae on High Street Split Penona1ity Steamboat Bill Sgt. Preston F1att & Scrugg1 Show Weathercast News Picture Hunlley Brinkley Report Whirlybirds Rescue 8 Bat Masterson Staccato ilfaehelor Father Ford Show YOu Bet Your Llfe. Take A Good Look News Head.Ur.es Wutbercaa&. Jack Paar Show Sign Off' we~ guests when MrMr!SI • ·Wlina.m A dessert course was served by M!lyer · eniertaioed her canasta the hostesa to the above . 04M,d club TUesday 1rtemDon at her and Mrs. Paul TheJsa .and Mts. home on Union Avenue. . Alvie Phalin. · ._,(I 33. """'" b-ee ~vergreen A.Oi-1.0··-YQU . GEt . 34-. Prottoun 35. Fetnlnlne pronoun A~WAYS sue~+ 38. S~lenlum · (ilym.) at. uattter workers' tool• 42. Boundaries• U.Calm 45. Mrs. (foliel 4.8. Desc:rtbe gi'anunatiC· ally DAILY CRYI'TOQUOTE - R~re'1 how .to work It: . to AXYD~!IA.,XB(' J.,ONGFI!Ioi.O~ . 01\e-:l elter almply al&Jlcb for another. Jn thla ~plt A\,.II,Uied for tbt Wee J,'.. X tor tbt two .O'lo ~ Bini~· · t~ttert, IPDI+ lrophe~ lh,e IOIIJ!h and form&tlhn o(. tht bin~ Each day the eoda ~ften are !!U!erent. . WOI'I*.oro·.. . .· · · . ORL,ZL ARNR rLTSE ~D SU HSVL~,ZJOL Jp J)' RL - D !~G .Cf U~ , . '~ ' ." ' V~tiC ' '~ RIGGC-DOL;t,IP.IJ)TJI •. · . -· J. I A CI7P!Ornm q®ta&Joa ' r'. . 0. Phone 3088. ". '. "':;. , . I, :;:· ' .. 1"- F~' I . Yo.......y't CI')'Pioquoto• THE 0""'1:T ~V.ufrA~ 011'"' ,,., .. HOTEL IS THAflT'" A RlllFUGB ntpK :.RoMJ:· LIFJC-0. · · · ·ll• 1• SHAW. ' ·--- - ---~____;_---;---'--:-~i;iiiil;i l..J0.3tc - ·- - GAIIDEN TRAcrDR, 411 11. P. ~ with 11ttacbmcnts.. AlaD ;ood hay. l 1hone TU 2·1901, New Haven, after 4 p. m, 2·3-3tp ' I ' f% I ""'J.ri.,. Sunplle UIID aOAU AND MOTOtitfiS 1nd up whh thtr t..t. Met... polltan 600 1. Malft It, "-NY· Phenti45Y 1!144-tfe ,.,_,.n. ! I <41 r.,, 5000 MA:RK6 IN ·$QHOOL. to HEA'-;V;:Y;-:H-::EN=S-::F:::OR::-7SA:-:-I.E. See or"t:!•ll G. ·A. Deem, Racine. '10 TON 8 ft . platform body. Good I~" comm. tl.ra1, tolid c.b, heater. IS ~, ,II.UfSI'GJ, .a 1:~ Doug Martin Show ~OJQet. >.ROOm 1~:00 Movie 10:30 ALTER· CAR RGAne 7" 1·9·3ntc USID t :10 Scaonin& the Weather :1' Late Show :41 . Sign Off · . .. ·c 'L ·y,L "'-- p/* ,/>k Win '"""-~' Fame Fortune Fabulous '!:#"\.\#Prizes _J'"' ldro. Howell •t Paeetown. ~ ,' 11:1!5 '• ' · 1:M ..... ~~~"~" · 8:qo AlLan Jackson-News ClllJ Bill Shamblin, I, Pomeroy, Phone 2·2·0tp -- - : 10:30 11:00 ll:lQ • ' 1 LOCUS'f POST CUT TO OllDEH . It c. ALLEN 11:45 Sign On 6:00 Continental Classroom 'J.;.{I(t :roday •" •~ ' ·... :00 . ~-ail Show • :30 Comedy Time 1 ' ·,oo Do~ "~ -~· -. ' , .......u1W FOR SUMMER: 191 For Sale Write or ltd. No. 944·V. g,oo o,ao 1o,oo keep temperature even. Contest A!l Make, and Mod•l• MITROPOLITAN MOTORS 600-606 Main St. 8:30 ., Curbs heat, cuts power Mid Day News t :oo Saves fuel bills, helps iHO. Mrs. - ----.-,--- ,,oo . Sip Off 4 :30 5:00 ' 5:30 6:00 6:2!5 6:3Q 6:4-5 7'00 7:30 8•00 '• Fun for the Whole Family! .· 19M MEHCUlty 2 OR. SEUAN. w 1:00 1:15 3:00 3 •30 Jl_._' ' ' I I 4:00 House on High 3tre« 4:10 Split PenonllltJ : Chllnnel3- Thunday ...,====================,='-.!===""'==========~:;=:!==~====•• Opoortunities Play Your Hunch Price is Rlgbt 11 :30 Conr:oentration 12 :00 Truth or Consequence• 12:30 1t Could be You 0:00 Steamboat BIU 5:30 QUick Draw McGraw ~OiO Ste1mb0at !I ill I:.U Tlle Jim Tba.4!ker ShOW :- .• .JD l!a,tbertaat : · :t:sc N~wa Picturfo i t ;41 Huntley Brintler Rerort • "1:00 Manhunt ~ 7:30 . Hall of Fame • 9:no Perry Como Show • 10:00 This Is Your Life ~ 10:30 Mr. and Mrs. North 11:00 , New• fte,8dlihe.1 11 ' 1~ Weatborooal 11:111 'lbe Jack Paar Show FOR WINTER: HACKETT'S SAFETY SERVICE I TELEVISIO~ Dlatono Noble, dalll)ller of Jlr, &Dd 111'1. Homer Noble of .Huon, wu returned to her home recently f!oom Holrer Holpltll where she wu a patient witb aearlet fever. INSULATE YOUR' M.,ME For All Wenltter . I KARR & VAN ZANCl' Social Events Planning Dinner J7- . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O.,)l'eb. 3, 1~7 Logan : Myers J.......().._2; Louisa L---0-J; !Blake 13-2-28; Dalton tJ..--5.-17; Stump 8---4-20; Nelson The Ladies Bible Class of the 3--1-7; Patterson 0--2-2; Totals First Baptist Church in Middl& 32-14-78. port are planning a pot luck din· Galllpolia: Lane 8-1 - 17; POpe ner to be held thi.l 'I11Utaday eve· ~; Crawley I---<1-2; Gilmore ning honoring ~v. and Mn 1-3--6; Csldwell 1-0-2; Conley Warren Hulburt and family . Tbe 1-0-2; Roderick 2-~ Thomp. dinner will be held at the hom£ aon 3---2--8; Duncan 5-S- 13. To- of Mrs. James Murray on Grant ala 24--11--69. Street. KENNEDY IN RACE INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. UPl Sen. John F'. Kennedy, (D-Mass.) 11 ~ to announce Thursday , 1 ,~ t.thJ."Y mto ·~ he lndiana presi· dential preference primaPV. HOUSE WITH HATH. 1 Th~ M,q~t 304 Sycamore St. , Middleport. -- -----TO the Executor or Adminiatra· Call tt373 or 6110·X. I NEAR POMEROY - Stone bo~-; Lor and to sucb of the following a1 l 28 Ole' : with 3 bedroom&, tile tloorl!d are residents or the state of Ohlo, ' ' -I *Ele<lrle Range NE::W::-cM=o=-o=ERN=-··-2 -:R::-O:-O :-M - -FU c-::-RN- 1 kitchen and dining room. Birch surviving apouse,· if any; next of \ )~ I ISHED ApartinenL 4 room unf ablnets, .r_tumero ~s closets, for· kin; btmefi.ciaries under the will, 100 Gallon Gasoline furnished apartment. Phone 1 ced hot <llr heatmg. Nice base· tf lilR)'; the atturney or auorneya ment, double ~rage with up- representing any of the &foremen· 6419 1 28 fit *GE Fry Skllld · · - - - " P : stairs. Large lot with tue&,' · tioned persooa: y, DOUBLE FOR RENT. 870 Lo· i flowers and shrubbery. About r-ou are hereby notified tbat on *Register AI Tbe wer Second A,venue, Middle· 150ll feet ofF Route No, 124. the :u!th day of January 1960, an port. $315 per month. C&ll 9!J99 Arnnge to see this soon . · lnveotory aad Appraisement of the Circle's .Restaurant. 2·2..fttc MIDDLEPORT- Unusual 7 room estate o( Mar,aret :.. "Seaman deframe with bath, hot water ceased, late of ReediVllle Jn aa.id UNJo'URNISHED 6 ROOM HOUSE heating, hardwood floors, ver· County was fUed In thlt Court. _ _ _:_ _ __:c_ _; ' '- -- -" ! j on Mechanic Street. Large ga.1 anda, double guage. out of Hearin( on .1ald Ionotory and vented. Call Ewing's 1 any high water and two mm 'Apprallement will .be had before Yea~ 1 heater St~:~re, Phone 133. 2·2·3tc I Utes W!.llk to shopping district, thil Court on the 13tb dAly or Feb1 H -- -, C'hurthes, everything. Ex-cep. rullry 1960, at 10 o'docll: A. y:, . I t J elo Won~Cc.1 liona] at $13,000.00. Exceptions thereto rna~ be fJled WE NEED SIX WOMEN WHO · POMEROV-2 b.edroom home with ~y any interes~ party at aay East i\lain Street bath, hardwood floors, ba.11e- 1 t1me prior to five dflyt before the are Willing t.o v.ork for nati~n ment, automatic heating. Total date Jet for hearinJ. Pomeroy, Ohio ally known firm. Good comm1.s· price only $7000.00. Buy today 'WITNESS lhY sl&nature and s.lon. No investment, no collec· I wlth only $800.00 down payment the seal of said Court this tlon, no delivering, cat nec~s· and balance like rent. 28th day of January •11) Aur.~::.ales - - - - -·-·------1ary. For Information wrJte POMEROY-Two 4 room houses F. O'BRIEN 1957 FORD VB F AlRLANF. "500" Phone 4-85 Wilda Valen.tine, Route No. 1• with all utilities in property. Judge and ltx.-Offido Ciert 2·2·6tc $1, 595. Four door Sedan. Top• POJDeroy, OW• Marietta, Ohio. Out of high water. Total price By Henrietta O'Brien in condition . F'ordomatic. Low ~~'""':~~-;:~~~~~~ ( 18-A I E I t 1 $1000.00. Deputy Clerk mileage . lladio and heater. _ , mp Oymen RURAL- 30 acres near Harrbon· (1) 2'1" (2) 3 2ie Blaettnars, Pomcror 1·29-6tc CONSJGNMaNT IALI \ Wc'1ted ville with 20 acres for cultiv8. c;;;;,;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,.;;i;;';o;i;';;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-_ 1 BUlCK SI'EciALAN(}- MAI'\Y Sale will be held Sat., Feb. 6, - tion. Yeung apple tree1. Run· [r 1900, at Jl A. M. at the auction WANTED HOUSE WORK. WILl. ning water and free gas in SpetlaUzed AUgnment And Balandng Servlte olhcr ilcms lit sacrifice prices. groundK. We will have maeb~nery, Jive in. Some nursing if neces· J h-ouse. With all minerals only SPECIALIZED BRAKE SERVICE See H. H. Durst,, bt•low Lony tools, household JOodll; alsQ one sary. Phone Rutland 2-4307. ! $4500.00. · SHOCK. ABSORBERS 1 lO aot~ good 1000 lb. teed mb:er 1and one Bottom, Ohto. 2·3-6tp. , RENTAL-Mlldern 4 room house 1oio!Buic'K -VB - SPECIAL $1,390. 1951- % Che•y truck wlth 31000 . in good neighl>o,hond. In Pome· 1 2 Dour 'lard Tup. One careful . actual mpes on · Jt. Bous·l· neSSW. Main St. Phone 267 Pomeroy 1 roy and available this. week. IOcHI owner. Likedrive. new Blaet· vinyl 1 Lunch WJIJ bedOOdar<l Sales, ' trim, Dynafl ow I CUCK1.1R lox 129 REAL Phon•_ESTATE 108-Y tnars, Pomeroy. 1·29-6tc Harold Goddard.l,Auct.loneer. -· 2·3·1tc · ---- · . . SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE · - - - - - - - - -- ONE 1902 DOllt;l!:, Nf~W MOTOit. In X.anauga on U. S. 3~, two FOR SALE: MODERN 7 ROIIM WUI !!ell tht!ap. Matl Hen - -· ·- - - --b Jth •t c ontaet house·' 11...~ i.Jath 11' al"mln"''' USED .URNITUR. drickl, Hat inc, Houtc 1, Neaac • s ay · 181w · Jl r·res· .. uran c. " 2 pc. suJtes $10.00 up mc r e mmg .. o. P. 0 Box storm windows, doors, built in S I _ eu emc~t~ 2·2-6tp Dlnett3S $lO.OO up 291; Phone LY3·1869, Athens, kitchen cabinets, gas furnace. , 19~0 PLYMOUTH 2 OR. SEDAN. Refrigero~~ton OhiO. 1·2lHtc garage, carport, large Jot, out of $095. 0 cyLndcr. Worth much T. V. Sets ASHLAND OJL SERVICE STA· flo.od, near S(:itools. James more. Hlac\llulrs, Pomeroy. BAKIR•s TRADE IN STORE Pnode, Phone 4G8·J . 2·3·3tc 1·29·61 C "'LL AT BAKiiR U TION for lease. Modern 2 bay oot. P RNlTURI facilities, best loeatlon In Ravens· Midcii•Port 1·29-6tc woodJ w. va. Take '4tJ PLYMOUTH . DON SAYHE, Middleport l'hone til:W·Y. . b\iifhe88. Call Po•nero(j':t.i 1·::10--6tp .. ·. .. ;lm(tated Cor · ' MASON R'!tnt " ' '11 I ,.,-,; �• . '• . _;. .. _.,.,~-+ - ·· .. ~ - .... ·· -~·-...-.·~ ..... -.,., ' I ~~~ Sellllnel, "T"':·Kiddleport, 0 , Feb. 3, 1960 btticial Board Of United Methodist Church Holds Monday Evening Session Mrs. C. F. TompltiDs. cbairmaD, presided at tbe meeting of the ()ffjdol Jlo&rd o1 the United MethodiSt cbw-cb Monday •ven.ID& at the clwrch. DeYCKioas lakeD. from Pulm 91 by the Rev. Eugene Brown, opeDed the !l1fttlDI, followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. Around And About Middleport Mainl,y About People In Pomeroy MEIGS THEATRE 1 =:;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;~;:;;;~:;.;~·~···~·rc~·~s~b~ir~th~d~•~Y~·;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;.. Robert :tt:orrls and son, nanny. Mrs . Albl'rt Younj:l, Mr11. Dwight Parku and daughter, Myrtis Kay, Ispent Sunday in Huntington, W. Va. wtth Mrs. Donald Holter and aons. Mrs. E. J. llill, Mrs. Robert Gooch and Mn. !toy Jones Sr, lett today for a vhit wtth relative& jn Columhu11. ' !JARMAN INTRODUCES ~ Sunday School · Officers Meet Tuesday Night •EWIIIIt.Jae" II • dllllncl•tlllll'- •lll•toricl "Hnl" i• bt.weu. J• 1 fn whl•• with a bruah or elolh ._... dull clbt tDd *ID«~ t,he luetrou thine. 11link -'the lime,. troulil• anll apen.e you Hve I "Evenhlne," 1M n~~~~lt of a hruk.W J~rm.an lannlnc and finitol1inl proe-, Ia a t1fO.Wil, '1t11111er 1 f l I It uroel• du11 and dirt and IPOittu~J (j) n t«(ulrdl only. •lmp\e dto~~nln~~: an!J bulfinc whh I 10tt dry eloth or hru ~h wl1en ahot'lll do &et dirty I dAmp olo1~ l1 better if ellra dirtvl. We 1111 lfta !)toad li'J were electod: President, Margaret Smith of Rutland; Vice oiding. President Elena Martin of Jlutland; Secretary, Jud)' S.Uer, IIJd· 'nle pnt mee*inc of the club dleport; Tr~er , CaroJyn Parheld at• the EaJtetn Hlih ker, Eastern and Repo!'ter, Edgar with the dlte announced Hartung, Eaatern HiJb. Followlnc the eiect.ion of offi· Representatives !rom the EasClub who attended the eers tbe group divided into three eroupe for dlacusaion. One group were David Jordan, Carounder t.he direction or Donald Parker, Ed&ar Hartung and PJunkett disc:uased the By-Lawa of Gennette, Eastern High the Constitutlon, one tbe name Wacner, and Mary Bailey. of the club, under the direction Those repreaentiul the Middle· Safety Teena were Bob Van of Mr. Morgan and the laat a:roup discussed the duea tO be paid by Judy Sauer, Ronnie Ja the members with Donald Quia.enBuchanan and Susie berry as their leader. They dePlunkett and Mr. cided on a m'lutb1y duea of 10c . , teaehera at MilS. each. , Don Grueser, Jim The followmg ,..aa adGpted •• of the club HTo promote the int.ernt In, and knowl~&e of safety for thL youth of Melp County. ~be purpoae Propagation Theme Of Garden Club ' Session Monday Mra. 118 MD611t't!M fintlo .,er Jartflan ~tylt~~- ••de al thJ. ~Jnkf\ee..,. "Eftrtihinfl" l~11.th11r f uci!Wn wtda Jannan In rnfln '•lbol!tl) . Com.11 In ud 1.rJ a pak-, for loaa·lutina pocllooiiL I ' Fannie PhilUp1 and Blanche Da· via were reponed as OOth havinc lost their hwbanda by death end Dowers were aent. Mecla Gibba -was reported m In a hoapit.U In MasaiUon. and flowetl will be aent. A communication waa read frnm Edith Wakely, district deputy, con~ erning the district rally. It was decided to sell bubble bath as a money malting project. At the close of the meeting ro silent auction was held and a contribution made to the Marcb of Dimes. -------WOMEN TO MilT ull $15.95 ,,. HARTLEY & BENNETT SHOI STORE POJIIBOY ~ "Middlo Of Upper Bloek" OHIO ~~e;..I'• . . Tr'l'"hlp ' - · Tho 1..... flntd him •JO. VOL. X~ Klrti - • 1t1o ....... n.e ,..,.,.. - 1., ru .. : They're All Smi}i ! Go Over • Roguler Price 479.00 Special Price $439.00 ltfl;f!O INCLUDING $ioci WORTH OF FROZEN FOOD terma ~'d~.::= -BA . ,· FURNITURI -· •. SMITH STUDIO ', ..oN T)-IE . ' ' I, ' ' 'I cdli!IEk . Your Prleadly KodU Deller .. . ~~P;o~M~I!~R~OY~~!==~~5~~EE~~~~~d~ • Of The Highest Quality Portland Woman I~ Ele4!ted Will Be BUri,~~-.:;;, • ·· . . · . ·• · Here SatUrila ' , ! Representative To Conumttet FUn;.:,, ';.rvi~. · ~; lt.nd• d M · Mrs. Howard Ebersbach of PortIand was name .e1gs County representative of the State 4-H Advisory Committee at a meeting of the local 4·H Club Council In lbe )Jelg5 J!?<· tension office last night. Mrs. Ebersbach wtll represent SIX counUes in this area lor two year_s_.- - - - - - - - Wayne ROush, president of the ~ - ' Council presidod at the meeting wben the ·t-H calendar year w.. estob!iohed. dates include a f.o r the Important m~etmg of Ju~- lor Leadoro on Feb. 22th, Aprtl ., • Million Cu. Ft. Size Holds 833 lbs. Special Prlct - ~ROOMS Jltlgalllr .... . Give,him the 7-PC. IJVING ROOM. includes modem tot., louoce, toe:k· l&il.aod. 2 1tep tablet, 2 :lampe:. BULOVA sea :irking be saturd!f •I Chlpel away , $388 ~P.IrOJ~vora are tbree deuptcra: Mr.s. Sam Bolin, Athena, 0.; Mrt, Ven' Wbater, Pomeroy an4 IJtl. Bertba WUhams, Charleaton, W. Va.; and .a aon, Dana, Pome(OY R.. 60 Harrisonville StudentsObject Til Moving.·· '. Into Rutland SChoob_'Petition' SaysToday 7 ·PC. BEDROOM Jneludes dreaeer, bookcaae · bed, cheft, mattreJS, apring, 2. Pillows. KITCHEN to the prop!)Sal of the Meitl Coun- LewJa oblil~d: . ' ty Board ot EducaUon to ttanafet "The 30 dey• 1ren't up Jet." us to Rutland scb,ool dtatrict. We The aigbefl: ' feel we · -.boUld bave a '11oe- in . .Mary Amold, Ctntll!l ·Hanh•J, HB this DJatter 11 ba,;.ct~.llt we are old ~am, Earl · Jtee!ve11, ' Kl,)' tbe tmes tbat t1WI tnnaler If· Hinlnl. GoJ'do.n Gibloq, Jim Dil• tecta." ~~~~~Kenneth Pa)'ne, Ptul Low~. Reeves. .. · · ·. =:::: ~ ~:J~ an Interest increase to 1 and a new, shorter yean aod 9 months. income H 'Bond lnter'est rate ~~~.J.:,;~~":;: lalao Increased to Mt percerlt wb~n I ' '.l''"~) ·'· The moat envied candidate for county orfice today is Sheriff Robert c. Hartenbach who ia assured of re-election witilout the worry, expense and phyaical effort of a campaign. Apparently ~onaidei'ed tpv.uJ.. nerable, Sheriff Hartenbach baa no oppt»ition in hbi own ae., publican party fOr the nominition or in the Democratic party at the November election. Sheriff Harte·abach is a native of Minersville, attended Pomeroy schooil and •erved four yean in the during W<1rld War IL He to lhe former Viola ef Cheater, and has two 1 S~vie ~ , and Debbie\ 1. I tile RepubUciP tie-l - ' . - HimseH, Errors· McClellan Sent 0£ Others T00 ]"0 pnson • One T }5 Years MIIGS .GENERAL _HOSPITAL Admitted: Lona Roecher, Chea- repre&eotin; not only a happy ter; Asa Cuater, Minersville. ner of public support. but equal· Diacharaed: Cilrol Arnold and! ly a class.ic loser of that same aoa; Colwnbua; Mra. Mabel ft:OW1h, 'support,.. be said. "This is the ~e: L. L. Cunningham, lliddle-1 hard way to learn practical pol· pOit; Charles Smith, Reedavllle. itics, but It is sure." ATTIND MEETING ,, it GOESSLER JEWELRY ' ' ' Court sa: . . . ' ' ' ' .. .._ 315 Months To Poy -,. O.nt, $3.50 Per W!lok Pomeroy . -' . . ,. .'S ·FUitNlTUIE -o. r•·...,.._t Cer•~,er PtftNl ' '· . .. [ ' J~ . r• .," , .' ' ~- olflct.l1 commiHH undictat., bteau.. of insuffkient Republic.en •I• n•luNI. Two bond Iovin n on the Prhury Nllot, an ..,.,... . half mill lwy for 20 ,..,.. fer I Melpl Court,ty Comnumily Molpita! wtdch WMlkl .. IO~••mer.. lal to .....,.,. of II ....., ..... • tw. par half mill ill L ..... T....,..lp · for Long Bottom. I MiddlepOrt Precioct Glenn . I wa~~ : Les~r h.!l~ill~:.~beater z·rrkl e; p ortl and: w-~ ~ .. en O··waa. ~Ucine Village: .Joseph A. Beegle Racine Precinct: Otis F. Xnopp, ~·u~· ~e~b/·~ul~= Tenth Congressional district Hugh Bearhs; Rutland Villlge: L voters nominate candidates for N. Taylor, Wayne Turner; Rutland i:ongreas and member• of the state East: Carol F. Pierce, Don Mecentral committee in the May 4 Knight; Rutland Weat: Robert G. primaJ')' election. Swick, Seth F. Nicholson; Salem: Tile distract board of elections in Titus E. Smith; Silver Run : John LAncaster said this morning pe'ti· ·w. MuHord; Syracuse Vil.: Wm. Uona have been filed by the'ae Tbeuner, Kenneth Cundiff; Syr• candidates: cuse Precinct: Wm. F. Harris; Republican, for congress, Pete 1 Tuppers :Plains: Roland Torrence. Abele, McArthur. and Oakley ColDlmocr•tlc Commltt.mlft !ina, Ironton; Democrat, walter Alfred: Arthur E. Koeni&; East Moeller. incUmbent. Bedford: Everett Howett; West Republican, for central commit- Bedford: Owens Smith; Soutb tee, B. Lewis Jooe&, Thurman, in- Chestu: Virgil . Walker! Sylvia cumbent; Elmer F. Jones, Athens; Coleman; Columb11: Westma CrabAthena· and Maxine H. Charlton, tree; Dexter: Francis MontgomLancuier; Democrat, Kenneth ery; Letart ViUage: (4nera1 J. Athens; ·Mary Gallagher, Hall; East Letart: Albert FairJront..n clotbe; Long Bottom : Francis (Continued on Page Six) I, ! ltiddleport Fire Cblef Tom FINID FOR SPIEDING and fireman Bob Byer atMayor Charles Legar last night planning ttuion in Atn· fined James Baker, Syracuse, $30 of regional Hre 1and costs for speeding on Union ·a nreman'a achool Ave. in Pomeroy. The arrest we.s Tllesday night by Pomeroy held on the Ath~ I ·:llopeful Fishermen Try Winter Luck teco1rd Hop Scheduled Senior Mothers .. are made to re· attendance Saturday ···'"-~ the Pomeroy Uigh ~~:: mothers sponsor a bop from 1:30 to 11 :30 p. with Steve Allen the &eheduled and be available. is 50 cents, . OM, EOJans; }!iddleport First Ward : David o. Jenkins. Ralph R. Pratt; 0 Middleport 2nd Ward: Norman T. Gerald Ralph McClellan, who Wayland; Middleport 3rd Ward: bad entered a guilty _in comLewis;D. Mid~lepo~ 4th mon pleas court to a plea charge W: . Jfmes Ward : G. Robert Cra1g; Mlddlebreaking and entering, was sen- 1port 5th ward : Clau~e Ashley, w. lenced to an indeterminate term •R. Manley, Wm. Snuth. • t b J •· J h 01 one 0 1 years Y u....,e 0 I1t Minersville: Gerald AmberJer; c. Bacon yesterday afternoon. Olivedale: Sberd Hostetter; PegeMcClellan will ~rob~bly be taken viDe: D. 0. Whaley. to t~e , state. pent1tent1ary by tbe Pomeroy Precinct : Charles Kart sheriffs offtce tomorrow. Shenff jChaT!ey D. Smith; Pomeroy let Robert Hartenbacb reported today Ward : Harry Bearhll· }J()meroy that • wide-spread search i5 being ' 2nd ward: Albert L. 'Ma!tin Joe pr_essed for P11ul Olive~ Isner, ~m-~ Ebersbach; Pomeroy 3A : Frank phcated ~ McClellan ~~ breakmg H. Johnston, Daniel E. Tbompand enterrng Eastern High School. son; Pomeroy 38: Roy Belling, Robert vaughn; Pomeroy ac: D0 ld c Ui p 6th 1 '·· day nl.,ht except uld t..t.y. Thllt on• w•5 filed by Din Thotnpton, PctmerDJ 3A. mntnl .I FeW CoDtests on Jn Distri'ct N sa!~ua J stand before you today I ominations count.)' en.ctoeer All c•ndiRtn• petitiotll 1ft Melga County ...-. a,......td by the boud 9f olifdions W..,... ~eill t\1 ~ !BETHANY, W. Va. UPI - For· he1d to full 10 year matllrity.' Ohio Gov. C. William O'Neill Also, all ouMandlng E · bonds re· Bethany College atl.ldents tointereat of at~ :~i:fih~i~,;~·:~wn~~ erroratiming, and those of Mrs. Muine Allert!worth, Mid· ceived lea&t l,l anpercent withincreaae the increue luck and and the dleport, abo a newcomer to coun· becomlni effective June, 1809 . i88ue led lo bis OOJerty politic11, wi.IJ oppose one of three llr. Reed said &ales in the nation defeat for re-election in Republicans in the JJeneral ·elec· ~~-· totaled ,·ust uDder •'JIU 1968. tion for the office of Recorder. ~ .._. ,..u"'' Republican candidates are the in· ion, compared to 317l,t millioa "In 1958 the roof £ell in," 0'Neill, now a lecturer on uoli.tics, l'umbent, J'obn D. Thomas, Paul lD l,p58. Kloea and Charlet ll Bi~aell. public affaln and government and Pom.eroy Squad a candidate for . the Republican There will be a primary race on F HI nomination ror the Ohio SUpreme both tickets for the ~urer·s To Cbester or e P court, told the a\udent body. His pott p;ow held by Clyde Milhone. The I'Gmeroy Emergency Squad lecture wu tht first of 18 at the Mr. Mtlhone IJ a ca.ndld1te for re- was called to Cheater . shortly af. coliea:e. , eleetion lnd is being DJ)posed in ter midnia:ht laat night to bring 1 tiJe primJI'7 by c. o. ·F iaher and Mrs. Lona Roecher to Mei&J Gen- '',My o~ errors and unwise acLOrenzo oa...ts, anatber newomer. eral iloapital. tiona of othera beyond my conll'ol, Daniel Uvingaton, Tuppers Plairia, Accordin& to \be emergency re· particularly the placing of the ~~·\he~·~-~·;.E~f.~ff<or tbe Demo- port, abe wu suffering from an right-to-work iuue tbe ballot ~· · the wont for tbla ofliee appareat ,heart attack.. The bos· 0 h"to, rea ulted m YouJia:, Porn- pital reported her condition aa any candidate for to eounty poll· good at noon today. ever suffered in Obcto." ti.;;~liib;~j~_"ilf;wor;:·i:'i: ::~::::. candida~ filina: were as Republiun Comtt9ittMmen Alfred : James D. Eynon; Eaat Bedford: Ralph Smith; Welt Bedford : James H. Qulvey; South Chester: Robert Bailey, Rarmond Teaford ; North Chester: Val Har· tung; Columbia: Rolland CribDexter: John Dyn "'!"-" c. no DemocratiC caD· office. Veteran· :J. incumbent ia St:arlley BIU.wk:i. ·1111 fi:J'it try ·f at Building Noted An improOJement m facilitie s of Central School building was ~~!~·••!b)' the County Health I! accordingattoa information recent inJpecgivMiddlepqrt &cbool board in a regular meeting th11 week. The meeting was held in the home or Mr1. E. O. Rall to permit Mra. RaU to participate. .She has been confined to her home for aeveral montha due to a broken hip. The health · departmen\ report, eovering all buildincs, noted a "big improvement" in the central building and suggeated improved lighting for some rooOUI. Room& not painUd recently ahoulcl be pain~ aa soon as possible, the report hid. A report of the Division of Safety of Induatrial CommissiOn of Ohio was presented. This was a report of Industrial arts equipment. The recommendation m · eluded changes in electrical wrr· lng and beUer safety guard for of ~~e1 .. Caned )'ears ago. · 1 Ja the diadllne ~or orJJDIZing MILWAUKIE Wi• UPI-C•rl 1. , Gold Star clubs and Mar 31 waa J SuckOw, 41, piHHd :~nr~• D.Friends may caU at the fUQFal 16~ for the annual Offtcen and · t to 1 lplltdlnt Chal'lt w. home aayf.bne. AdYison' conference. : :... h• Aid h• wta on 1 dellth Other items of bua.iness inchld· call when .,,..,.., ed Ute revision 1 of the honor "Aro you 1 doc;tcprf" aabd .score card and aettlni of the next Jvd,. Frank GNtO~i. eouncU meetiDa for March Ul at "No, I'm an emiNim~~r", Suco:tn Dl bw repiMd. 7 :,.. p. ' ''then thlre'a no nftd to hu~ New council member a weicom· r'("' tile iud.. uht, flnlnt : Suced at last niabt's meetina: ioclud- kow ps. ed Dorio Jeaa ca!dwel\ .P•IB!Y -=::;;:-:-;;=-Price, Cbarlee Lee and Dean Will METIR eMiT· Others preseot were Sharon JeMeter rece'lpta for · the ViUaa:e well, Pauline Atkins, Dan Smith, of Middleport for the week waa Geneva Nolart and c. E. )\lakes· $313 Chier Herb . Gilkey tefOI'ted lee. today. -~~~~---.,..-:;.,._"'--- table, 6 obofn.llll,.. or rell'faeraOir. 7-PC, Judge NOt Givitlg . Embolmers Some R d ·pfiVI"'"V"'$ • 'l.a~ ', · OQ Howett, 95, Who 4ied lq Meags · Hotpital Wedneldey I B.a:cine senior and firemen auwend a fire at : a. m. Wednetday in a derecthre flue wu a minoi blaze in t.he Woodrow Hall in proper- , '.!!""'''~ by Delma Quilley~. Chief Robert .Johnson found the fire under arrival. D8DlJli,e wu Sales In CALL TODAY ~ 201 In This Picture . f'or A PietQre Setdng Room~ _,. OIHf e...w t.nltht ... the 2NS -ion. I N\). 247 ~t for Republican, etaon, Democrat, coroner At 11 :4~ lpt night the first aid dattt, and F. H. O'Brien,:· IReJ~hU went to the Syracuse reliiean, and Emmett W. Peoplet, l~•nco of Holly McCoy auffe>c_in11 ocnt, boUt for probate judie. nu and silicosis complica. 'ti<>na. He was taken to Meigs Gen· Hoapital. . - Make An 3 tlay 35-41. ~..· - - ....... eourte, 24 Hour film Service STREET .,.,....tu,._ .Hlfh ,._ ch•Rflt tn • guest We FeatQre. E. MAIN e·n ttne I Otto Bradford of Racine. - - .~-;;::::;;:::::-----Members answered to roll call Dr. Garrett H. EOJan& read the Mrs. Lloyd Hamilton. with they had started fronl vow1 lor the double ring cereFor trav~lins, the bride wore ~~:!:~~~~ [nvitationJ were remony. Mrs. Loia Skeens played a hta:k suit of ItaUan wool wlth a attend a Japanese flower I program of wedding music. robm egg blue feather hRt and .11how at Lazarus, Feb. ~lack acceB&Oriea. She alto wQte and from tbe WindlOJ Given in marriage by her father a corsage Of wbite clirnaUon 1. Club to 'iltttnd the bride wore a ballerina Jeneth The bride is a graduate Qf Hunt at the home of Mrs. G. R. gown of Chantilly laee and tulle, lngton High School and a form on fl'iday evening, Feb . tashloned with a Sabrina neck· er atudent at Mar&hall College. . George H. Parker line, fitted bodice and kmg aleev- She is employed by WSAZ Inc., iit named as tbe club speaker for es tapering to bridal polnta, Her the accounting department. Coffee Hour at WMPO, tbe date be aflnounced later. softly gathered skirt, With diallonai panels ol hand·clipped lace The groom is a eraduate pf ·RaA salad course was served by was worn over bridal hoopa. A cine High · School and Columbua fbe h.QJtesses during the 10cial ballerina length vcll of importe<l Art School. A me~ber ~ l}le )lour to 17 membera and guests, sllk illusion secured her Juliet Huntington Ad Club, he' Is he art Mrs. Ron Springer, Mn. w. c. style headp{ece. She carried a ca~ d1rcctor for Jim Mitchell Adver- Kirkland, Mrs. Leo Smith and Mrs. cading b'ouquot of white carna- Using Agency. Nolan. tiona and smaller white flowers. It;:;:;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;:;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Miss Dixie Stenger 111 maid oC honor. She wou~ a gown of aqua tulle and lace with a crystal taffeta matchin' jacket, and carried a ,eascade boUquet of pale pint eartfaUons. Her headpieee was lh.tefwoven bands of lrrideacent '$eo quins with a short veil. Appalntm~t Teena11er• Group $14.95 "' • ,.... ...... when . , . , ... , Ike ~~ rakiM the W..fJilt ,, ,..artt, Ohio: Mottly ..... tod.ly. ctou.ty fwlitht aMI Pr.,.r. chMM~ Of rain ..vth ~len, Mf rnuch ~~~~~N;e~u:W:i~ng~a~lld~;C;a~rt~e!r~~Tb~e;W~o;mie~nin~f~t~h~e;Y~o;u;n~g~A;d~u1lt HfART IN IT! Mr. ana Mra. Canon lbyn recefttly entertained the teenage cle11e4 or the Syracute Naurene Churcb with a turkey aupper. Thoae preent included Marr Janice and· WUUe Cundiff, Deanna, Dll'lene and Jimmy Wetaon, Sbll'ql'l Hayea, Ri~ Cunnlnc.hlrn, Mal')' K1y Wolfe, Sandrt Bowen., Cecil Wolle, Ralph La.vender, B<ln· nie Hubbard, Wllma Rilhtbouae, Bobby Winebrenner and Donne Cue. Alao preaent were Rev. and li:TJ. Harold Holme~ and deu&hter Sarlh, Helen Rl&htho~~~e and Ora Baaa. Jl'oftowing the meal Jamea were enjoyed. C. UPI- Weather of thl'! Roya,ls Club of Claaa of the Fomeroy .First Bapabo attended the tist Chureh will meet Thursday at and will join the county 7:30 p. m. at the home oi Mrs. HatTy Lee Bailey. PUT yOUR • • N, C-i)lo .,.., Kflk ,eo- 1 W .......y thit he wet MIJ 411• iftt h!o ...... OIHf t<Ylno to lwHk MRS. PAUL BRADFORD Palms, taU while tapers and arrangements of while gladioli and carnations decorated the alter of the First Methodist 1enune Church in Huntington, W. Va., for the marriage of Miss Fran~ The meeting, in charge of ces Ann Weller to Paul Bradford on Friday, January 22: · lletzlar, preolde~~ oprone<ll . The bride is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Welldevotions taken !rom er of Huntington, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Room by Mra. c. E. W. Dow- Joaeph Weller, brother of the bride, was the taper lighter Gatl Bradford, of Ruthmd , served his brother 11s best man. ll sbera were Jim Mitchell and ClarTbe teacher• and officers of the ence lh'adford, al10 a brother ol First BapU11t Sunday School of the groom. Middleport met Tuesday evening For her daughter's wedding, al tbe home of Mra. Charles Bennett for their regular meet- Mrs. Weller wore a dress of beige lace over taffeta with Drown acIna:. Tony Fowler, tuperintendent, ceaaorlra and a cor&age of whtte presided over the meeting and carnations. 'rhe mother of the l-lra. Bert Bodimer wu the dcvo· groom wore a dflep powder blue two-piece dress · wtth black at· tlonal leader tor the evening. L. D. Diles presented a program Ceii!Klriee and a white carnation CDrSiiJe. ot poems and articles. Routine buelnesa pertaining to Immediately following the cere the Sunday School waa dlscuased mony a reception waa held at the and the new hymnaia being pur· bome of the brlde'a grandmother, chaaed were nported on. Tho 1roup alao agreed to secure a Mra. A. C. We11er. Aldea at the were Mlas Betty aong Ieeder for church aervlcea. reception Weller, Mrs. Cecil Chapman and Following the meeting refreshment• were terved by Mrs. Ben nett to lhoae mentioned above and Mrs. Beulth White, Mra. Harry Houdaahelt, Mrs. Dllea, Mr. and Mra. Paul Smart, Mra. WHUa Anthony, Gerald Anthony, end Mfl. Fowler, children Marth• and ·Mark. 'l'he nnt meeitng will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrt. Smart In March, . lOCKINGHAM, • e IY~INCI Tbeodorua Councn n.uettten of A~enca met .in regular aeaaion on · ' · ffi ' Monday eventng at the IOOF Han opened the meeting and presided until the following o cers witb Helen Miller councilor pre- Michael Rites Held Sunday In Middleport lorThe """'"'"on CHucKu FOR TODAY TOD MUCH met Monday evenin& at the Rutland High School. Warner Morgan driver's education instructor at Rutland &y FRIDDII HOUDASHILT Tom Skmner returned to hiS studie& at Ohto UnJVeaity after 11pending a (ew daya with his parenu, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Skinner 1"110 npora of Mrs. AJODJO Custer. secretary, and Mrs. Rich- and his grandmother, Mrs. Dave ard Jlupt. ll't:UW'a', f t f t Jiwea. . Farmer. While he )"aJ here Larry 'lbeo S.U.b pd Leo o-.- ..-en ned 1he b.apltsmal font was re · Frost of Bellaire was bia gue1t. Aimed • a COIIllDJ.Uft lor npau hlrned 1.0 the ~:burcb Monday 11fter 01 the furnatt. be-mg pohshed and re11tured by the Mrs. James Hubbard returned to It Wll ftP(liU'4 \hi' Dt'W drapes Logan :,tonument Co. her employment at Lancaster after bad btfll purdluecl tor the IM$101':. . liroup smgmil wtth Mt&ll Lucre· spending the weekend here wilb atud,y at the di.urdl. The Jor tu1 Genhtuner as aceompama:t and relahOJes . She came especially for dus was graaled ~ 1 r request to prayer by the Kcv. Hrown conclud- the funeral of Wilham Michael. purc.bu.e carpet fill the cbotr loft. cd the progum M1ss Sharon Jone!l was the SunTheo Soulll, t\.ennetb J'mle~o , Mn. - -- -- - day dinner guest of Mr. and :~rs . Arltooe Dwl&h• l'aner A . Young and 110n, Elmer, of and Mrs. Ger•Jd Wildermuth were Chester . She returned to Ath.enJ yesterday where tlhe is 'lltending oamodcarpetms .. • '"''""""" '" '""'t'· pte of the chW'ch piU'· OhiO UnJVenity. of :dfO Ann Mrs. Hubert )ltiee II! reported WebJt.er u chu~b organUt wa111 .funeral servtces were held lilt to be improving some at Holur accepted wilh regret. Kenneth Sunday aflernoon at 2 o'clock at Hotpit.al. It Ia reported th.at she Finley, cha1rm1n OJ the Comma- the Rawlings - Coati FUneral Home was able to sit up a little yester· lion on J".ducatlon, reported that in Middleport for William Michael 'day. two cb.aa. boanU hu been ordered wOo died at his home ll.st Frlda)' Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Cottingtor tbe CbUdr.m'l Otpan.ment, .and. morniug. ReOJ. Howard Ruppelt of· ham left Mpnday to return to their that bl&ck 1had~ 1~.ad been· pl&ced ficlated at the service w.ith burial home In Sarasota, Florida . They in the upetain dC,_inment to tach- in the Middleport Hill Cemetery. planned to atop in Zaneaville for itate tbc uae ot aYdLo vtauab. Mr. P•Hbearera for M.r. Michael were a brier visit with • their daughter. Pinier and C. E. Tomplirtll were Jamea Haggert)', John Zerkle, PauJ Donna Weber, daughter of Mr . il.amed aa a colllDll\tee to tnveaU· H.iptonlllall, Griff Thompson, John and Mrs. Vernon Weber, was con11te t.he purchase 0( a film atrip Thompaon and Harry Stover. lined to her home last week with .and slide projector: · Out<Of-town relathee .and friends the flu. Attention was called by the here for the 'J«Vice were Mr. ·and llembtrhip and Evtngelism Com- Mn. Theodore Michael of Jackson, mw1on ot the Spiritual Life Em· Mrs. GrUf Lewl" Mill. ·Bob Howiphaall program to be conducted son and dauahter, Sue. Mn. Suzanby all chunhes m the state during na Deck and children, Patty and tbe Lenten penod. A suiHI..iJ~dct Michael , all of Columbus, Mr. and evan&ellam meetlll8 al tht. Heath Mn. John Thompaon and Mr1. ){ethocHat Cbureh, Middleport, un Elizabeth Holder of Belle, w. Va., · &v LUCILLI HAWKINS Tuesday, March 1, al 7 :30 p. m. Mr. and Mr11. Malcolm Cotti'ngham waa annouqe~. of Sarasota, l>la. and Mrs. Jamea Lorenzo and Robert A- Davia and Special tralntng classes which Hubbard of Lan<:aster. Elmer Davis were in Canton Monw!U be held within the month for day to attend the funeral of the vlaltatton teams to call on the Nnmes Omitted latter's brother, Delbert Davia. member. of the church was plan· The namea of Mra. Paul Smart, B. T. Tompkins of Tuppers Mrs. Gene Coleman and Mn . Plains is the guest of his son and Harry Houdnshelt were uninten - daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs . c. tionally omitted from the account F. Tompkins and Hun, Christopher. of Monday eOJening'a meeting of R. E. Romine and son-in-law. the B. 11. Sanborn · Misalooary So· Harold William Lemley, have gone Pomeroy, Ohio · elety at Lhe ltlrat Baptiat Church to Orlando, Fla, where they will ill Middleport. reside. The above wore on the aerv· .Mr. and Mrs John Bite of Find· ing committtoe (or the refre1hment lay were overmght guests of Mr&. N.t Open Tonltltt hour. Edward Hile Monday and visiled THURSDAY •nd fRIDAY Pomeroy friends on Tuesday, enMr. and Mrs. Dell F1fc spent route to Charleston, W. Va. '·TH~ JA YHA WKI!."RS" S!Jnday with their 11on and family David Kunze, student at Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fife . Dinner University, Athens, was the SunFeas Parker - Jeff Ctumdler was bervN! honoring ' Mrs. Dell day dinner guest of Mr. and Mra. t.u<••· "" MARRIED IN HUNTINGTON, W. VA; Meigs Safety Teen Organize Monday In Dof A Holds _Session Held At Rutland High School Regular Session Meiga Safety Teens waa the DIDie ebosen lor the Safety Monday Evening Club made up of teen age youth of Meigs County when they ····~~.:...­ Piketon Bank Robber Captured In Kentucky MOREHEAn, Ky. UPI-Gale Wells, WaOJcrly, Ohio, was captur· ed here Wednesday night in con· nc~ction with the $1,100 robbery of the Piketon Branch of the Wav · erly National Bank earller this week. Slate police and Elliott county sheriff's deputies arrested Wells in a tQOm at 'nearby Sandy Hook. P<~Hce said be admit~ the Monday robbery and •1!11 hod $720 4o~.~ la '1111 ·~~· ' · Thunderstorms Spawn Tornado In Louisiana By UnitM PND lnhmatieQal A spring-like band of thunder- · storms that spawned a tornado in Louisiana and gale winds in Tex· as move"d across the Gulf states to the Atlantic Coast tod1y. Rain was also forecast alOPi the Pactfic Coafit. More! snow w<~s cxpe_cted thru 1the Rucki.ets and parts of tbe c!n· tral plams where an . earlier tstorm dosed schools and blockf:d. highway&. A tornado slammed down out of a thunderstorm. at Thibodaux, La. Wednesday night, injuringo 111X persons and destroying eeven homes. 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