https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/98bc6c57dc89b3e14a66e464b5e750b4.pdf aae0abdcf5f10022f9c0bd952849ddfb PDF Text Text Varied Program Given At Meeting Of WCTIJ Grnup 8-Da.lly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., March 26, 1960 Book Study Held In All -DaYMee f tnQ Of Ch UrC h GrOUp OkOUP To MElT '!be Staff and Offie<n olllleig, '!'<mole, Pythion Siolen, will meet next llondoy e•eoingottbe K Of P ~ Hall in Middleport. Mrs William NEW HAYEN ~ A book s~udy ' Lowe and Mn. Homer Jones Will was held Thund&)' all day at the be "- h••te•••• '· ;;;,;-;;~:;;:;-;;::;·;.~~~~-. New Ha~ ~:n EUB Church, discus!mg "The Bible and Our Social Reu .... ted by Ethel Riddle . Th.~ fl.rst sea.siOn wu . M~D"'Y, OHIO conducted from 10 o'do<:k until, l2 •""' ~~ noon, with a potluck dinner folio...,_ TONIGHT ing. Tbe afternoon sesaion ad)ourn"GIRLS T..)WN.. ed at 3 P· m. Mamie Van Doren_ Altendmg were Rev. and Mrs. Ray Anthony Robert Dtlll' , Mrs. T Bert Roush, _ a1oo _ Mrs E C R1ddle, Mrs . John Bum"INVISIBLE INVADERS" garner . ~in Otha L1eving, "Mill (Science Flction) Harold Bum ga rner and Mary Jan , SUN .. MON., •nd TUEi. Mrs. Harold Flcy . bJc ' !Mrs. EdMgar "'TilE LAST VOYAGE" Layne, Mrs Ha e1g Me ntyre, rl . Robert Stack, Dorothy Malone I Ottle Roush , Mr5. Rufus Elceuor ~~~~""'""'""'""'""'~~~~__'''"""'d-"'~11ss :~1i!he Bum::••:::'_::"_::",___ ·· lll!:;:::=::=:=:::===:.:====:::;:===:::::J! 1 f or "i" T wo-A bct PI ay G'W 1ven 1n p' rogram A , . H •••""''Ill!" . MEIGS THEATRE I I I The Farmer's Friend ••. ...--{ a Checking Account! Pres yterian omen s SSOCiahon ere The Wo~n ·s Association of the Fi.rst Umied Presbyterian Chui-ch met Thursday evening at the church in Middleport for its regular meeting. ~- I The program called "The Sec· 1he group decided to c~mtr1ond Look", a play by Nora Sterl bute t-o. the newly estab_llsbed ing was pl""esented by ~rs Dwight I Wome~ s AdvJ~ory Board Scholar· wailace program chamnan who s.hlp ~und of the College of also pla'yed the p<lrt of th~ wife Wooster. The report from Group m the productiOn. The husband was .!:lven by Mr:s James San· played by Rev. Howard Ruppt>lt, born, chimman, and Mrs. J. E. the son, Chuck, by James Mtller , Ha rle~, chauman of group 11 the daughter, Becky by Cinda I gave Its report. Sauer .and Gre1chen, Lhr- g1rl next l•'mal planJ were made for d,oor by Carolyn Russell . servmg the TB Association dinner The plot of' the two ad play at the church Tuesday evening at dealt wtth too much partlclpatwn 6:30. Mrs. Sanborn announced in outs 1de actn·ities 01 t the ex· that money contribulions from peQ!e of one's own family. The members were still needed. pia)' ended happily wtth the de· It was decided that the As~ ctslon that some outstde actJvit1es ciahon would serve refreshments were neces~ary but that the home I at the Community Cluh Awards and famiJy were of rnaJOT Import· program being sponsored by Ra: ance. dio SLatwn WMPO to be held in Devotions for the evening were the Sunday School rooms of tbe presented by Mrs R. N Sher- church, May 18, at 10 a. m. man who gave a biographiC'al A dessert course was served by .sketch of St. Luke and a review the hostezsses Mrs . J. E. Harley, of his Gospel. She also read Mrs. Leland Brown, MlSI Mary "M.agniftcant of Mary" from the Park, Mrs. Susan Park With Mrs. first chapter of Luke and a part Judson White and Mrs . John Parol the 24th chapter dealing with sons a8 contributing hostessea. the a~M:ension. Guests for the e'•ening were Mrs. M<trcus Cbanibers read ex· Rev Ruppelt and Mn. 0. P. t•erptzs from a setmon entitled Klem. "Red Sky Ill the Mormng" which w" deli•md by De. Gco,.. ,, the New Wilm;ngton Chucoh, New WUmmgton, Pa .. on Jonum 17 of th1s year. This sermon had been sent to Mrs. Addie Fugate I II r I by her sister, Mrs. John Orr, mem ber of that chureh. Mrs. Orr Jiy. Party favor~ were made for the ed here at one l1me when her Meigs r.cncrai llospitul when the husband was pastor of the local third and fourth wrade 'Brownie Presbyterian Church. The sermon Troop of Sugar Run School met stressed the neceas1ly for a re· after school Thursday at the Unit· Juvmation of Christianity not ed Methodist Church of whicb the only abroad but .also at home . WSCS IS the sponsoring group. Mis11 Margaret Sauer stressed l'"ollowmg completion of the pro· the importan.ce of the "One Great ject games and group singing were Hour of Sharing" to be observed enjoyed and refreshments were thts Sunday, March 27, in many suve(\ by Barbara WhLte and Dorchurches over thf! country. She othy Nt'utzling. aald that eleven m1llion dollar! Attendtng were Sally Globoker, are needed th1s year for a w1de range o! projucls m 40 counlrie~ Linda Warner, M&ry K Hennessy, Miss· Sauer alti'O menUoned the Jennifn Menchini, Dreama Wise, M1u1onancs Cor the day and of· Penny Hayes, Linda Ash, Pamela Fered prayer for them. The busi· Crew , Sandy White, Kathy Fultz, ness meeting was conducted by Barbara Whtte, Brenda Boyer, Mr11 Harold Sauer with Mrs. Edna Donna Wtse, Patsy Ash, Linda Juhling giving the treasurer's W c h r u n g, Dorothy Neutzling, Elame Brickles and Mn. Gardner rt•port. Wehrung. leader. Mrs. Dan Wh1te and Mis1:1 Carolyn Smith, aJ>sist.ant leaden. I' Genprn v... tor tarmera. •peclally, It pap to pay by check. \Ve Pay 3% Interest ,o n Your Savlft~ The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Member Federol Reoerve System Member Federal Depa11lt Insurance Corporntton POMI;ROY, OHIO BA. K ER FURNITURE .- --- ....... SEWING CLUB NEW JlAVEN~The Sewing Club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A . G Mehlmun ut Chester. Ohio. During the sucial hour refreshments wf)rc sened to Mrs. (,. J. Ruttencutter, Mrs. Hugo Juhhnt;, Mn. Normarl Wcm, Mrs. W. T. Stone, Mrs . J. L. Stewart, Mrs . R F. Bryanl, Mrs. l'~red Batey, Mrs. Ot· Lie Jl.oush, Mrs. Pffilip Wolpert, Mrs. Edwin Stein, ~rs. Lewis Jones and the hostess, Mrs. Mehlman . The nexl meeting will be held on March 29 at the home o( Mrs. Herman Layne. says,"Why pay more?" just $ 249·9s E\1'1l LCM> Wltll Trode R. .Mott. J. Party Favors Were Made For Mel'gs It ICIY• blm tripe to town. 11 91?• hba a reconi of IU apend!Dq. It c a - him to keep moat of hs. money aalely ID the bank.IDatead olin IU ~·t. or at home. The regular meet!Di of the i-.ltddlcport WCTU was held Fndoy e~·cmng at the Church of Christ ..... •1r 1 w1 ... , ..., s. C ~Dee McNeal. prest· dent charge.L Gardner was de· Mn.in Fred votional leadef" and read several PiUiliHI:ea or scripture [rom the New and l'si.lm aave .•• s1uon'l'eltament on the 2Jrd by expoMra. ,"\ n art1cle, "Need of the Bible'" .vas read by Mrs Gardner who clos· .:d the devotions with the article · thank Yc.ou yanDorn.". The prayer tor the devotions was g1Veu by Mrs. .d L . Kelly, ourtng the busineu meeting the 'president appointed i'llra. Kelly, i~hS! Margaret Sauer and Mn. 0 . t: McKmley to plan for a pro&ram to be gnen at the County Home in early April •• !nrs. Paulme Gallagher, Mrs. lnl:l Turner and Mn. Edward l'fench ~ere remem~ed b)' the ,rvup wLth round robm cards. .~!!till :ttargaret Sauer gave tbe . h .. pter from Lhe study book anu .tJ.:>o told or the pro&ram, "Ont J.reat Hour of Sharing," whlch .vill be observed in churcheli throughout the country thll Sunday. Eleven million doUara are needed this year for a wide range ,,f pl""ojects in 4() countries. The meeting closed with prayer by Miss Sauer. A deuert course was served by Ule hostesses, .Mr11. G.arduer, Mrs. Leo Childs, Mrs. Da· •nd Darst, S~., Mrs. Lena Wolfe, Mrs. Dalla~ Lightfoot and Mrs. Ed· ward Frencb was a contributing hostess. ------- I Wa'lla'ng Workers Class Entertained At W'lI c:::nn Home Mrs. Carl Muore entertained lhe Willing Workers Class of the Enti!rpriae EUB Church Thursday cvcmng at the home of Mrs. Geoffrey Wilson, Rose Hill. A short business sea•ion was held with Mrs. Thomas Bentz presiding ln the absence of the president and vice president.' Grou~;> singing ot "Sweet Hour of Pra>"· er" opened the meeting followed by scripture reading (lf Pulm 98 by Mrs. Francis H. Glazier and prayer by Mn. John Smith.. Tbe wonder box donated by Miss Dorothy Long was awarded to Mrs : Myrtle Long. Several mem· hers received gi!ts front their scrrct pals. The hostess servrd a deNert course to Mrs. Herbert Di~on, Mrs. Smith, Mn. Harle)" BroWn, Mrs. Glazier, Mrs. Ed King, Mrs. Bentz, Mh.s Genevieve Stobart, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Wll10n and dau· ghtcr, Kelly. ---~ Degree Work Planned For Next Gathering ' Herbert Hoover, chancellor com· mander, presided over the meeting of the Fides Lodge, K of P, when they held their regular meeting at the Hall in Middleport last Thursday evening. At the meeting plans were made for next week's meeting whefl work an the Page Rank. will be givefl . AU Kmghts are urged to b( present for this meeting. Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Of Past Matrons Celebrated At Masonic Hall Mainly AbouJ People IQ Pomeroy &y The 25th anniversary of the Pa61 ~a)roDJ of Evanceline Chapter was celebrated Friday when membera and tbelr husbands held a potluck chicken <tinner a~ the Masonic Hall In -Middleport. LUttLL. HAWKIId William McQwtg of Bay Village arrived Thursday afternoon called by the illneN and death of his father, George McQuigg. Eldon Weeks left today for Reynohllburg 'to spend the week end witb Mr. and · Mrs. John R. Weeks. He will be accorqpanied home by Mn. w~u who apent the paat week with her son ·and famil)' . Roy Strickland arrived home Friday night for a vacation from h1s employment with the American Barge Line. Mts! Helen Lochm of Colum· bus who was called here Friday by the death of George McQuigg ts the guest of her brother and .;ister-in-Law Mr. and Mrs. PatrieJl Lochary. Mrs. H. D. Defenbaeher of Col~mbus amved Friday afternoon called by the death of George .McQuigg. Mrs. Williarp Killinger ha• re-turned home after a visit in D~Yton with her -son and daulht.erm-law, :t.i!". and Mra. Walter Kil· The diimer t.able1 were covered with wbJte cloth with blue atream ers d.>wft the middle and silver stars placed along . Blue candle~ were uaed tn the sU'(er boldera. A large lllver floral arrangement wbic.h hid been ma.d.e ~y Mr.a. Robert Coats a! a special favor to the president, Mrs. Marion Allensworth centered the head table. Otb~. d~cor~tkms indy.de~ an arrangement of spring flow· en u daffodils and pussy wiDow furniahed by Mr1 . Walter Bunce. '11le bleuing before tbe- meal was giveJ} by Mrs. Allen H11gbea. • e ~EAST~ • enttne at¥ Pike Back For Setond·Round;· This Time For Grand Highlights of the Pa&t Matrons organization were given by Mrs. Robert Harris, Mn . Morah Leonard, Mrs. ?lolax Harrah, Mrs. Evelyn Lewi1, Mrs. ZeUa Cross and Mrs. JJ~e.s. Mrs. Windsor, Chester, gave two humorous readings. . lr . . I, .,.., Fire continued to plague KeW County over the past weekend destroying lhouaanda of dollArs In property and leaving two famillel hOmeless. The lint of two fires Saturday eveniiiJ[ badly damaged a two lllot:y frame home In Middleport and iept tile Middleport Volunteer Fire Depulment busy bringing It Ullder coutrol. Fourteen firemea baUled deue ttt. w.. until .,.,....., tnYeltl... BROWNIE$~ OUTFIT Mrs. Fielding Hawkins, junior past matron was welcomed into the group by the president who I~P•~ni;d the business m.eetlng asked Mrs. Leonard, fmt Worthy ,Matron, to preside in the present Muonlc Temple ;building . !ins:er. Mrs. Killinger who was .J.Uite l1l is much impproved. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Evans and cbildr.en Pame~ and ~ay of Canal Winchester wived. Friday evel'l· tng for a .weekend visit with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. RoJUn Bearha, Flatwoods. Member and guests attending Homer carleton left "today lor were Mr. and Mrs. Griff Russell, his home In Norwood after a Mr. and Mrs. Hughes, Mr. f.Dd visit with Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Mr.s. Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Wal· ter Bunce, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roush, Mr. and Mf"s. Robert Har· ris, Mr. and Mn. Joe You'ng, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. HarMrs. Cross, Mrs. Ernes.t I.eMrs. Evelyn Lewis, Mn. Winn, Mn. Leonard, Mrs. .. PIIDIIII HOUDAIHI'.T II l.illum Steiff and Mrs. Della Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. John Parsons and son, Jeffery mewed Friday to their new holtiA! at 136 Deland U A.venu.e in Columbus. Mr. Parsons ;, employed wUh the slate to rransportallon pertalnlna: to 1 "boolo. Mr. and Mrs. Fidding Hawkins NEW HAVEN_ Tht> Baeh~el 1f ~le, W. Va., came Friday to EUB Church WSW'S Qlet Thurad ..y 1isit with Mr. and Mn. Dale AJ. at the home of Mrs. :Ray Mulford enswort~. Mrs. N. R. Rothgeb of 1 th · 1 · Th : tt.eshire and their son-In-Jaw and or ell' regu U' meeting. e loplc waa "That They May Have Uff" dauchter, Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlll!& and was led by Mr~. J.fulford aod J"toman and son, Mark. They Mrs. Laura ElliQU, with dlscuss'lon came especially to attend the by members. 25th •nniverslt'y celebration of Refreshments were served to the Past Matrons of the OES. Mrs. Mattie Busll and granddau- Mn. Edwm Jewell, Mrs. Evert::tl ~bter, Diane Davis ieil Friday for Laudermllt, Mrs. Charles Jewell, a vat'ation in Florida. Mrs. Alfred Clark, .Mrs. Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Carl Adkins of Sharbaugh, Mary JeWell, Mrs. John Mumet, W. v~~.., came Tuesday to Triplett, Mrs. Donald Ohlingef", visit Mr. and Mrs. B. N. East. Mrs. ~rs. Donald Roush, Mrs. Olan East returned bome ' with them to Goodwin, Mra. EIUott I.IUJ tHe bOBvisit her parents, Mr. and Mrs . tess, Mu. Mulford. A. R. Brown. Mr.s. Brown has The next meeting will be on Ap· been m. Mrs. Eaet returned to ril 21 at the home ol Mrs. John Around And A,b..out Middleport M IfOrd HOme WaS . Kodak rt/b camtr~ in 11 lo,.value ~•h oulfil low, ·~ price- bvt lfllt .QNitoo :- fllotO - 'f-,.1·. Kodalt'o treat n:~w lrO"ni• :Storflea Onltera that takes ~ color dldet at well at color and lllack..-d-whlle 1n0pshots. Outfll oi*O lt~ch•dls flotholcler, blollbt, boH•rlet, V•richro. PCIII film, and fulllaoiNclfont. OUSII' Elberfelds SUll'I'H - a protest from tho South dretlsOf Ma~ other Cameii&S and Out· fits - Cameru for popular b1ack and white Pictures oolor - and family piiwiog moviea-. African student pal'tlclpates in for the ouster of South Africa against the murder of hun- I ~AI~~~ Sllo!f'· ftli.~lors ..~ camera Floyd Ward, 32, aue&~~ed. $16 · and ' coats on P•~;~"'iioun•'• toxi.c:ation char~:e. Being held "in the ~ounty Porp.eroy police cbar_gel appearance Tliesday lore the mayor ·are Fred 205 <:ooder St., Pomerox, with DWI and with fer license p!:l~:~~ son, Clifton, tion. Bolh ·men were early Sunday, Chief Jed satd.' Released on bond followlnl his · arrest Sunday morning on & charce of eroasing a double yellow Une w.as Robert Lee Sayre, 26. New lf.aven, He wil1 appear Tuesday evenln&:. In- I Sereens Flaah Equlpmool ~. ; "'* ~~~~~~::~;~-: .M~vlo · ' case• Gadget Bap Youth Fined Prllltlng Papers Polorold Cameraa $137.800n Film J..,eaw ,sro'ur film et El.berfelds amote and flam~ for over two t1en. MMievw. 1ae rattl.._... boun in the bome of Mr, aad lin. ......._. ., tJ.GtO 011 th hou• Wayne Harrtson at 9(rJ' SOuth Sec- .... ...,.._. $1.000 on ~ ond Avenue. Mn. Harrhen .... JvnRr the Mr. and lin. Haniaon were .._ wn cowe...., bJ IMUrance. when the fire wu diaoovered by Mr. and Mn. Harrison and their neilhboll at approximAtely 7:-ID p. eon, ~wtenee, wen liven lodj:ing m._ Quick aetlon by firemen aad by friend~ until their home can be nesgbbo~ remm:ed ma-t of the reptired or better 11..-ing arrangedownst.ua furmture to ·ordef to JD~tl aecured. save it from 1moke and watu dam· Ja another tire at D:20 p . m.. sun· q:e. . dat nlCht Vid.dleport'• fire depart1be fire, of uncletelmiaed ori· Dkl.lll wu ea.lled to Rutland. ln. ltll'led ill a tloeet Gh tile DOtth the f"lft believed to be of an aide of the- baule and Warted ita a~ origin almoat completely (~~:J~! way upw~ betweeo the waUs, ed. tbe bome or Mr. and Mrs. tllen un4er the hoWM! aD4 •• the Jo.e MoodlJpi:UJb juet off the 1 otller alide into a aecoDd. H.or7 clot- Ltlcllal Creek Rucl. et ~fore 1t II brouJ:ht Uhler con- Upon arrival at tbe ICt!De, Midtrol. dleport put !.., a tall for more water Chief TINft Dlrlt 4eellft. and equipment from the Rutland eel to place the eact d.,.. of Volunteer Fire Department in or--- Young Is County S.. Tho Complm Llno SCene Of M , , eefing Of Women s G . roup - CHICAGO (UPI) - ood ~2 r- ..., •bl•t "' .. .,. . were was no cause for Vernon HaUJbton.cc-,·-:: · •. ftood forecaster In the Plttsburlb district, 18id the I Influx or warmer AN wenl Into Weat Virainla nllbl, Cblef o! PoU.. Gilby plcl, wbeD lte wu for you from hundreds of.poUclos .avallable. He helps ~ou collect . e~lms. to serve you. He selects your Insurance from only the Census Takers· To Ha~e card Of Identification On the r Tho Potontod S·RI•I Pump Aglt,,tor pump' up and down. No bladeal It bath11 de_, dirt oUt wltflout btatlng, Clolllt• ae cr.aa ••• you'll IHI llh • qunnf lUI< • l>llllll i S~eThe lll> V <'IN< ---- -- Ill ~f'l'< •fi N 1 '• ll!~l i ,r.tl ' Will< AND BEST OF ALL, IT COMES FROM ' ~rigidaire FrostProof ., BAKE · R FURNITU'RE J'L)U . -- .. ltl )! Only An i ndepeni:lent Agel!t Can Give You So Mpny . .' .,.'- . :•Ch~i~' ·To $~~~~ ~.,A~ f• . • j ' • • ·'· . . ,IDsUrdte' ~ei~LI Costs less Than You er UUIII' For Easter , FRAN IS.FLORI~ST ""'''·· PHONE wv~~'" -· :..iii~ or ~.z.eut Think ,. ·ft~~ce,Veay ·- ~.ONe~ ,, ~ ~ We Cta FurDJu ' 308 E. MAIN ST. PO,M Q9Y, Qllll~ AI • ' . Rem ~ee ~~'!.~t!!!.~ ~! ~ v.t ~, ~J · :;·, ina;..aa.e~....; , ''~--·· Mijl;t!l~... ~ ~~---·' ,- ·' ' • ~ ~ f·~ Davta-Warner llllllll'illee uobRettG-1. . -.. Agelley ' '' \ ''i'Jowtil.tlg Agi"ey . ,.,..~•. ~~~~ <'; ..•"(' ,: .. '. . ' · ·: .. oJt. servtee ~ ::\ <Ihni:.S-~ sb.~ ~ Acim.Y ' . ..u'ildi•~' C!I\io;l'· , .. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ To Address • Ii~~ J~ Mete• CoJ.111t7'1 ~lallo~ of ~~~lle•t1 ~· .·; DoU..ry and ..u$clioll I!W'renteod. . . '. . 00 to '15 per11ons are t!X· to attend tbe Marietta ' I !- . i , We send lllster J1ower.by·~ anywhere. ·Quality ' Look To The lndependtnt Agent Before Yciu Buy b. .tttll'ol Jiving aoweN reo mind your }GV'f!d one& that you ve wtth them in spirit. SJ,mply ph.()ne ' or come till end the finest of Easter Plant-a. cut flawera or tor.,.... will be dellv'rod iny~ lin town or· enywhere tn the onrld. Mi l" I Oil Tbe Brlgll101l Comer Ill MII~DLEPORT.·t . DIY. of Hope, let your Marshall. Hunt For IMiTM ly DILoi r LOUISVU.LE. Ky. tii'I seems to be hoverlng OOllfi.d l I .; I I 1 lh• port, did not cause any danla.ge , this morning_ Property ownen. laid firemen. were burning off lhek prden area when the fire went out of oontrol The fire wu put. wt eu1ly aDd DO, damage wu caUJed. '· . . -- .. ·; ., <-/ ~ ......( Former Svra~use storekeeper -p-" Died 0 D Sunda " y Sbelt wller· streams by urly today Jud ruen anywbe!O to • ball-fool in Weatem ~nblilyvania to two feet at Weato~ W. Va. He u.id heav:r rains would be t11e major taetor 1n contributlne to any actual Rooding Fu _, · , at tbil time ner.. Hl'\'iceti a..or on (Wbltey) HendM, ace 81, wbo died in Holzer H01pital at '1:30 Sunday morning wiU be held Wecinesday at 2 p. m. from the Na:ar et:le Church in Syracuse. Mr. Hendrix worked for the Obio Power as an electrician Cor a niJIIIber ol years, and for bill Jut 30 years operated a .stOre in SyracUae. Sunivors are biB wife Lellll. at hoJMi these children, Woodrotr ond Mn. Sylvia ZwlllJng, both of Syracuse; Mrs. Walter Bucllef, Hazel Park, Mich., and Mn. t1qby EppUn, New Lexingion, 0.; 11 grandchildren and one ereat grandchild. Brotben and siaters are Mrs. Mary HubbBrd, Syracuse; Mn. Lll· Sut,_;,otng are a daughter, Mrs. lie Hoden, WQoe City, W.; Art. LcNdenville; a son, bur, Bradbury, 0.; Thomu.lliddle-Spencer, ColumbuJ; three port; Mathew, Racine; WW, Par-:Hn. Nora llolTlson, Gna k.enburc, w. va., aod Gua .iD :norllln. Don Bentley, Clln- ida. · cburcb Remains about wUJ nooa be taken Wed.neldQ". to the · BurJal will be in ML Carmel eeu:111i.. tery. Friends may eaU at the Ewtns: Funeral Home llfttil noon Wednuday. 'Ibe Rev. Harold Hohnt1 Will oHlt:iote. for drfvinc witb ucesa G~ey orr01ted {o· in Pomero1 usisted FIREMEN CALLID pollee. Jacobs. Butch· The Pomero1 fire department alto will appear beFriends may eall at Ute funeral was called out at 12:40 p. m. todq Kennttll MtEllliDnef home aDytime after noon Wednes- 1 to fight a bl'Uib fire in lower diJ. Montey Run in Pomeroy. to 'choose the r.igllt .insurance • HaliChton .ropOrlod that beod· ~~:~£:::~::':.~De-i INDEPENDENT AGENT velopments that mean better protection. So, be sure .... ,. ) Mlclcl._.,. .,. ""' """ .......Jt lltni ... .....,. """ t~W~r... - ·-- W'lliilhl-~ strongest, most reUable companies. He keeps you Informed Of new de- • f A hi'Uab fire at ~: !15 •· m. today Snow • fed rivera waabed over wea.tber dming u.e weet end their banks in MIIIIOuri, Iowa, broJl8;bt a natural runoff of snowa Kansu iilnd Nebraska. that _aeeumulated earUer. National ~~~~;~l~J~,J.:.I ~ I• Mt much slfnHilice in· ~ · can~ r'u.Mff U yet 11rut If It continues as moder.,. for BUY INSURANCE THROUGH He's always ready I tbta yeor. I wmter storms. OUT OF An independent Insurance agent Is free f The Weather Bureau blamed a fast spriag thaw wbicb in bod< of the home ol lin. LouP;:~~l;~ m~lted mounlains of snow accUmulated by record breaking ca Bndbury, Powell·•~ Mlddle- ".Joyousl:aster" the miles TODAY'$ , MOST ADVANCED WASHING ACTION der to brinl th• flames WMler control. RuUand wu relieved alter the fire waa rontrolled.' It originated ;n tbe bock port of the houR and Jpread: qutetly into the aeoond 11or7 of tbo el&ht room frame home. Firemen II1Nid tanllec loalh o1 wour, opprmmot. ly 3000 &allons. pumped a ciatem dry, then damned up a creet for more, before the names were extinJUiahed. Mr. MltMitpt"'ff told fiNIMIII h4l •nd hia wit. and Mn; Billr' .to., ..., 12. were ,....,,.,. .to . . to bed wMn they -..n I• ve~tlptlne • nol .. ..,...., et first to be 1M family cat. It ... et thl1 tl...., the fire ... dl...,. encl. Mr. Mooditpluth hnmedla t.fy cal'-1 thl> pet hu•d. n.. Miclclleport Fir• Ch!.t' ..._ ... w the .......... $5500 ... ..ld theo houM . . C4IYeiW 11r imur•nw. Very few contenll were und beclwe of the fiamel and 1mote. Tbe Moodispaugh familJ wu taken in by relatives until hoUJlng can be obtained. In another fire alarm at noon Saturday the Middleport depart. ment was eal.led to extiOJUiah a brush fire in Bradbury. However, t.he fire was out on arrival of the fire• o•e• weekend sent the fire louc1 for swollen rivers surged over their the county over the ·$00,000 marlt ."'~~:f~ Itheir banks in four states today, driving hundred& of person5 from homes and Isolating several communilles. ---~-,-- for quick eervice and flne (!UOIJly prints - bolllt· black & white and C'Olor service. - Rivers Flood 4States; Ohio Basin Re~rted Sale · So Far d"i-t.":":':~··.,.perty ;h:~er~h~om;e~T~h~u~r!~d;•Y~·~~~~~~TT~;p~le;U~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l WITH -· Fires Wreck 2 Homes In Meigs County Towns' . Mrs. Walter Hayea assisted Mn. Allensworth with the decorations. and you get ... ,......... ..... ....,.- ......T.-r _. Uw ......... .. - - on4 .......... is family time FLOWERTIME SAY IT "*'"•'II... - ...... Olllo: rlltly Mrfh ,........,, CIIRtil trwMr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EASTERTIME IS AUTOMII'IC 1'EA111ER dlsc"overlet m· the yet unknown and .YirUse& ~0 hwnan ,, ' ~· �( 14) ME e's lw y l -~ '' t say, "Every ne is unu tal , ho p pc aL· ,v Si 'R Too Sh sees a new to cia- \ - · _J e , and it . It is in )Ud re h r s n her me. Na1nes m y be withhel rom publi ti n er m st e si '.) ' 0 '.,•1 1 er USH ) m l' "' ofh Church er, Bob, E est silkedr regular . M... .• -=:~ as cert i hed o , with a s, another strik- w. • Ell Y MIA.aT" FOR--- C ' Iman Also T re o S rious Prob/ m That a . Ag n so u em k remt~ another lett gncd, s a o des inerl for the "Good ut We Can't lnt It" file . It dl u se a I h a t I scrl u pr bl m: juvenll de· I qucncy. hile loca l j venit will .land on publ c lums a e ha c re I ju <mile rubl ot r of ch d ply c c 'Om<JrOy high S un l the a rive , al- d los that t baske all a· d football whe senior Bru hndthog artery and veins. Eagl cout having · d Aetiv 'e Ed . d ra me ·C me d rt s &el"rice ake the siou 'an w the c c 8 • Moln 11112,0153.81! 1 AU l Matn pot• 4. Vtndle t• lllo!!Uii·"' to neral· " i' ' p ._1~ ', t-'· lin �Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 ., March 28, 1960-5 • Coaches Of Champs Are Heroes BigOTakes Helms Award Second Time Dayton Roosevelt, Salem Local Are State's Top Basketball Quintets No~ ALL-STARS All Tourney 5 Selectoo By News Service 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0., March 28, 1960 CoLUMBUS UPI - The Umted Prell International Class AA and A All-Tournament teams ; CLASS AA is the Helms Athletic Foundation col· lege basketball player of lhe year. For the second time. The 6·5 shotmaker who s~::ored a total of 1011 points over a 30 '!arne schedult" this season joined an elite corps by being named the best collegiate ball player in the nation Other two-time Helms winners indude George Glamack of North Carolina in 1940-41 , George Mikan of DePaul in 1944-45, and Bill Russell of San FtancisCQ in 19:i6-56. In addition to Robertsoti - All America for three years-the fiPst Helms All America team is made up o(: Forwards Tom Sanders of New York University, Jerry w~st of West Virginia, and Tom Stith of Sf. Bonaventure ; centers ·Darrall Imhoff of California and Jerry Lucas o! Ohio State; guards Len WUkens of Providence, James Darrow of 'Dowling Green, William Kennedy of Temple and Ro· ger Kaiser of Georgia Tech. ,, ' 1 LeRoy Frazier, New Boston ; • Jim Sowen, Frazeysburg; and Larry Double Amputee Has HJnhfleld, New Bremen. Third Bowlin..: Rank Second T"m: David Stokes and BUFFALO, N. Y . UPI - Paul Frank Ardrey, Frazeysburg; Steve Ackerman ol Canton, maio, rolled Jenkins, New Boston; Tom Thie- into third place Sunday in the sin· man, New ·Bremen; and Roger gle~ diVIsion of th.e United Auto Stillings, Salem Lo<'al. WorkNs national bowling tournll· ment. Ackerman-whose feat was a bit on the unusual side- posted WHiniNBERG LEADS NEW YORK UPI - Wittenberg a three·&:ame set of 817. Coupled led the nation's small college with his handicap it gue him a bN]tetball teams in final team 896 total. The 42·year-old kegler is a dou· defenae standings , allowing oppon· entl 46.8 points per game NCAA ble !Unputee who does his rolling statistics 5howed today. Youn&s with artHiclal arms from the el· town drew the least team fouls bow down. a s trong harness and a cnly 13.4 per game, the fi&:ures special ball equipped with an auto· malic release mechanLsm. obowed. ...........•..............-. ......... •• ••• • TRIED HEINER'S BRlJNNY? •• • ;• •• • That's the only way we could 11111111 of to ••• • spell Heiner's bread 'n' honey! Of course, : Heiner'$ goes perfectly with .., spread! : • •• • • • Good Thin&• Go with • ••• Heiner's .•. •cause • •• Heiner's Goes with •• Everythlna Good! •• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . with beautiful decoratiue I Smart n•w dnlgnt Itt · coiling tllo oflor an Ideal way to beautify unolghtly, cradcod colllngo. Economlcai ... Eaay ..to.apply. SH ua for lree eatlmatea. lifo MoM,. Do""' ••• ,..,. lutlter r - Motorcycle Run To Traverse 65 Miles Of Roads The Meigs Motorcycle Club will its first Meigs annual endur· run on April ard . The course consist of ap.Proximately 65 I mile• or secondary and abandoned roads, strip mine and woods. The run hu been laid ou:t wah the close cooperation of the Athens Motorcycle Club. · • , ~The run will start from the Meigs County Fairground, 2.5 miles north or Pomeroy on Route at the junction wll.h Route 124. run will begin at 12 noon . Drawing for t~tarting pusition will be at 11 a. m. Alth.ough th.e run has not been l&id out with the a!lsistance of a sidecar, there are trophies on hand fQr the best plllced sidecar team. Refreshments will be available the start and finish line throughout the day. Veteran endUro men call the well marked and challengIng, and a large entry Is expected . For further Information con · tact Philip Radford, Raute 1, Pomeroy, or Phone Wyandotte 28098. EXHIBITION BAS!BALL United Prns lntem~ttonel St. Louis 3 Detroit 1 Clnclnnttl 4 Mllwauh• 3 Plthbur1h '1- Washington 0 Kenus City 3 Los An1ele1 2 Baltimore 3 N.w York 1 Chlugo (A) 7 Philadelphia 6 San Francisco 6 Boston 3 Chicago IN) 3 Cln•land 2 BARTON'S McKnight Prescription Our sincere thanks to our many friends and customers who refused to ollow us to disconllnue producUon. Mrs. A. T. Barton Borton's McKnight Prescription is care· ~ '"'''u"'Y compounded by a pharmacist from a ~..;lf.~rtC:IOctor's prescription DENVER UPJ - The nation's team will be chosen from among beBt amateur . baaketball players the top players in the tourney. gather here. ~IS week to battle for Akron's Goodyears, .runner-up Ln coveted pos1tlons on the 1960 Unit- the national AAU tournament here ed States Olympic team. last Saturday, plays the Armed Eight teams will play in the Forces aU.stars at 5.:30 p, m. to Olympic trials at the Dflnver Col- open the tournamenL iscum on Thursday, Friday, and In games Thurlfday night, Ohio Saturday. All teams will play three State, NCAA champion, meets the ga.mes to give U. S. Olympic com- National Asaociation of lnfercol· m1ttce members a good look at the legiate Athletics (NAIA) all·stars; slar:studded cast. the NCAA University All-Stars tanFive. to aeven players from the gle with the Phllltps Oilers, Na· Olymp1c triala champion and the tiona) Industrial League ebampion roach of the winning team will be and the Peoria Cats play the NcAA un the squad which will represent small colle1e AU..Stars. Peoria is the U. S: at the Olympic Games in 1 the newly crowned AAU cbampiun. Home th1s summer. The rest of the Ohio State's powerhouse, which I • -- 1 BILLS PAID ... Holy M•clcerell' PRO RESULTS NATIONAL BB ASSOCIATION loston 140 51, Louis 12] NATIONAL HOCKIY LIAGUI Toronto 5 b.trolt 4 AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE ~nhey 4 Clevel•nd 0 Rochest•r 11 Q~ 2 Provldenc:e 4 &uHalo 4 I'''"''" 1 Title Game Of Church League Is On Tuesday GRIP BROKIN DALLAS, Tex. UPI - Southern Ct~llfornla broke the previOus grip held by Michigan, Yale ami' Ohio State on the NCAA swimming and diving cha mpionships Saturday niGht by defeating Michigan, 87· Enjoy that happy feelln1 now. Lots of folks are doin1it quickly, safety, privately. Call us tor sprlna cub and relax. Terms to plene ;rou. 1 ' Houro: 91o 1 - Thurs. 9 Ill Noon Phone WY 2·2111 E. Main St. Sund1y MARSEILLES, France UPI Gracieux Lam.,.rti, 126, Franc•, outpointed Mllnola Garcia, 126, Cr. talnec:l Europun futhrweiJht tltl•). 11 :30 12,00 1ao 'S :OO Steamboat Bill ~:30 6 :00 THE COMMUNISTS FIGHT RESULTS JUJO 4:00 Comedy Playhouse 4:30 Adventure Time WORDS- 10 GAME SCHEDULE CINCINNATI UPl Xavier University today announced s 1[). game football schedule next fall whith includes five home games. Wichita, a member of the Mi&souri valley Conference is the only neweomer to the schedule, replacing St. Ambrose College. Th.e eame is set for Sept. 24 at Wich· ita. .. Channei3-~onday fS:US 6 .25 6:30 6 :45 FEAR I they""' your OW1I wot<!Jilbo 2!S wordl of truth you IICild to be broedc:aat behind lbe lroD Ou1ain. 7·00 "l :30 Six Top- 10:00 11:-90 11 :10 e:20 9:00 9:30 Win • - T~ps to luNpOI Yeo, tbo wrllal ol tbo U. lleol truth _.,... will bo to Europe. toptbor wi1b a DIIIDboo of tboir fomlly, Wldlo iD Eulol>O ,,oo Sgt. Preflton SteambnAt Bill Jim Thacker Shi'JW Weathereast N11w• P\eture Huntley BrtrJdey Jteptrt Hutkleberr, Hound Rlver.boat !~ties of WAllf Fargo Peter Gunn Goodyear Theatet' Steve Allen Show News .deadUnu J :10 uo 3,00 s so uo 4 :30 Homemakers Have Week Left To Enter Mrs. America . Race wuher-Jtt dryer. A total or 110,000 in prize~ will be ewmkd li Play Your Hunch PriCfl Ia Ritht Concentration Truth or CoDJequence~ It Could Be You :Mfd Day Newa Movietime Loretta Young Theater Young Dr. R(alone From Tbese Roots Comedy Playhouse Advent\lf6 Time ,,oo 5,30 o,oo Steomboot l'lll 6 :25 Weatllercut the ttate eonteet. Tile tlomemaker home built In Fol't Lauderdale , · coptplete with 1 M.SOO t.n~r swlmmlp:J: pool, an RCA·Whlrlpool a11-gat "MN. Amerlea" ldtmen, a two-w~ free F1orlda· va~tlon for tbe entin famJly, a complete •year. Iround wardrooM, and an a.\..ort. tnent of O.thV vtluable prtzet. SupermJQ Lo.wrey Showtime 6:11 Jim thacker Sbow ",..,. Jllriu ... 8:45 Huntley Brlnk'lq Report ~ · ::10 Weathe~est ~1:15 Jack Paar Sbow L:OO Si.J'n Off T'OO Cannonball 1:::JU 8,30 tbey may broodout llwr ..., wordiJ behind tbe lroD 0 . laiD over Radio PNe l!uJopo. Olber prilleo include 200 Halllcraftcr sbortowavo ndiol. A OWII .....,~o~eaotoftboBIIcydopoodlo BritaDnl<a will 10 to tbo lleol oddltloo&loolriooliumoocb2l6 prizeo in alii "'""" ...... - - - Channel 8-Mond:n 1~ olmto~P~t" ~!na.tnd llo , , . t!lnto n d - ' Rin Tin 'l'in 1:00 San l rancisco \Aeat 5 :30 -c.- Simply oomploto t b l a lo25oddl-wordaorloul ''I btlllw tile _ . hr I ' I 1:30 Your ~ ·RI!IIK.,_ 8:40 Weatherman 6 :45 Jobn DalY MWI 7,00 Colt c45 1111111 ....... . . - Ortala...at...Ja ••••••••• '! 7·30 8 :30 9:30 ,_..!!!'_'"' 10:30 CIUSAD! POl PIEBIOM lknl 10-f. Mount Vem• N. Y• 11:00 ...-::;,::::-=::::t.'W11:·,. .................. .............................. 11:10 J 1:15 11 :20 •• •••• * • __..,. ....., .............. toppled California in the finals of ' this year's NCAA tournament, was expected to arrive here Tuesday to comtllete the field. Cheyenne Bourbon Street :seat Advr,tures In Pak-adlae Ted Mack Amateur ·Hour · The News TOnight Scanning· the -weather Sport Report Late Shnw 12:30 L'JVe That Bob 1:00 About Faces 1 :30 Medic 2:00 Day in Court 2:30 Gale Storm Shcnr 3:00 Beat the Clock 3:30 Who Do Yott Trust 4:00 American Bandstand 5:1!0 lloclly arid Hlo Frlenda 8:00 6Ift -l"ronddoo _ , 8:M Your ,1!810 B e ft:40 lVeatherman G:.e John Daly News ':30 Honeymoonen 7:30 Sugarfoot 8 :30 Wyatt Earp 9:00 The Rifleman R:OO CartOOn Spectacular Publl:ttMcl1• I PUblic MN!a. In COOIMif1itlon wltb The AdvlrtiUftl Coundl lncl tiM ,..WIN,., AW.rti•llll EQcutNu AtiOCiadaft. 8:30 Romper Room 9 :30 Movie ll:Z5 Your Esso Reporter .WHTN..:TV _Channel ALL FABRICS REDUCED AS MUCH AS 1·3 Sale Starts Today Mar. 28, Ends Sat., Apr. 2 ~:30 Brighter Da:r Secret Morm Ed&e' of Niflld Tbrt'e Stooges Tile Life of RUe, &:liS A Looll: lit the Weather 6:20 ·Jute ·Rivlin Show 1:30 . Amos 'n' AntW 1:00 Highway Patrol '1:30 The Xate SriHth Sho;, Texan ,, ,,1, .• · •ti:OY~>ne 8:30 Father Knows Be't • 1:00 Danny Thomas ShoW ~:30 Ann Sothem Show 10:00 Hen;nesey 10:30 DuPont Show .'.l:Oll News 11:10 A Look at the Weather 11:1~ ThE!ater lS • \2:30 Sien o•I BOTANY \ WOOL - Regular $3.98 .. . .. .. .. . . . . • U.9t FLANNEL - Regular $1.98 .. , , . . . . . . $1.89 HOBO LONG - Regular $1.98 ..... , .. , $1.69 Llnlng, Acetate Taffeta, Reg. 79t .... , .. , 2 yds. $1.80 Denim Avon dab- Reg. 79e ·and Bile Solids and Stripes .. , , : . ....... , , . . . .. . 3 yds. $2.07 . PIQUE, AU Colors .. , .... , ... , , , , ..... 3 yds. $2.99 Drapery and Curtain Malerlal ...... , . Reduced 25% DRAPERY TAPE , .. .. .. .. ... .. .. . . .. .. . 2 yds. 39e PLEATER HOOKS ... ... , ........... , .. - . k eaeb j_____G_lh_s_To_T_h_•F_i~_st_2_s_w_o_me_n____ The The The The 1:00 Artllur J. Smtttl. Mt!WI Pampered Cotton .. , ... Prints- 75e , , Solids- 85e BATES COTION (Good Selettlon) , ... , ... $1.10 yd. BEDFORD CORD (Very !>est, 45 lnth width) $1.10 yd. FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON , , , .. , .. 3 ydo. U:29 BROADCLOTH (Sprlngknlght) . , ...... , . 3 Yd•· $1.39 Valenela Colij\lj Plints and Sollds ... , , , , . 3 yd!. $1.19 FREE! 11:30. Deeember Brlde l2:00 LOve of Llfe 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 12,45 The Guiding,Light 1:00 Heart of the City 1:30 Aa the World TUrns 2:00 For Better or Worse J:SO House 'Party l:OO The :Mllllonalre Channel 13-Monda) 1:1'10 1:15 ll86 J:OO I~ • 11 '00 I LoVe LliCl' here Ne- {ii)iiim~~·- SuneveniP& · after spending the ~;;,el<e•>ci at lhetr Home They accompanied Mn. Gertie I by . rrom he~ «ttended the tournament at PortFrlday and Saturday nigl)ts Naomi Neville and Alan, and Mrs. Eber Pickens Monday evening with ";; Wiley Jr., and son ~o,ne :l)! ' hiB . Neville birth of a her son a'nd . and M'ra. Jimmy at Jimmy is with the Germany. - .et .,oo · 1:30 ~,... 'n' Andl' · I,JO Frontier 7:30 To Tell the Truth GAlliA ·& ·MASON -c·o·UNTY 8:00 DemUs O'Keefe Show ,,ao Moor 1pveo of Doi>J OIRII JiOO Tl&htrope 1:1!0 Red Skelton Show Agriculture Agents 11:10 . A l:oook 11 tile Weolber ll:·lG Theater 13 ' · AS WELL AS Special tlep'rts MEIGS ELECTRI~ SERVICE AND SEWING UNTER N. Seeond Ave. FRo~ Maaon Methodist, led by Mi Jim will meet the New Haven Lutherans in the champaonsbip conle1t lollowtna a consol•tlon same between New Haven EUB and New Hawn Methodist. AdmJasion price baa been l'ICt at twenty-five cents with the proceedB aolna to the Bend School Basketball Lea&ue. Following th€'1 second lhiiDtl uf tbe evr:ning, slxly trophies will be presented to teams and indlvJd. uala of the recently completed achool Jea&ull. Mlddloport, Ohio Ghio$tate " GREEN BAY, Wla. UPI.:.. ~~·~~ the · ·Kfeii'Ar.a Far~ ldfprmed MOM. .. .. w of Marshall College visited her 'puents. George Sayre over I~~!~:'.: ICJI;,:;-1( Fields of Lincoln ls viBitiDI ·h er N. Roush '",F 1:~:~~'1' V.lley is a ~edical Hospi· . and Mrs. Paul Roush and I!••mil> left .Monday for Florida .a short vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Raymobd Grate- -and family were liUEISts of parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. · over the weekend. Dairy Science flub To Sponsor Ca~de Congress Tbe We&t Virginia University Club will sponsor tbe annual Dairy Cattle Congre11 at 1:30 p. m. April 2 at the UnlVersity Dairy Fatm.. A11Y intl!rested ·~tm may attl'lhd and participtJt'e ~to the evtht. T)Jere will be fo\3r ~owmanahtp eloooea--Aryoblte, GUei'Diey, Bolitein and Jersey~tn~ an ·o·~ Sclenct~ tl.,., which tile lldlllelf<e Ju4a~. Ala:o a ·y;o• ,. . ,.;. ·t~e FRI. ·S~ri,daY ~~~~~~~~~~~~!1!2~1iS10~~!j*'!"JO:N~J~~~ J H the Central' Hoelley ·LM:IJue ,ptiy. Green offs with Bay, . ,Bobtola vletory over the Roo chester T¥ Bobeatl took the IHei£h!;;,~·· patry lfltri~t:flity Bartol~, and Mrs. Frank 1'hcirnp*On . Charleston were weekend of his parenLs, Mr. "lnd Thompson Sr., Haven Nelgler apent 'l'uesday with Mrs. Audrey Ours S\30 '111e Verdict b Youn • l :OO T':lt:l Brighter DaJ 1:11 !ltonll l•lic t<ln of jiOOji . Mn. Edwin Stell!, Ed· Ronnie were Sunday of his parents, Mr. and L. Stein Sr., in A.Jhlahd, ~o:oo Gatry 'M90re -ShoW 1:00 ll 'O'dotk NOWI \0:00 Red RoWe Show lo,so on the Go ISc!>!><•"· ' • • 11!tib'1 1'lill' Tlireo ·stooge• · Uo Llfe o! Riley Artll!lr J, 8101thlf... 8:16 A Loot at the Weather 6:20 Jule Ri\rlln ShOw Channel13 T uesdaJ 1<00 Newa tl:l5 c&Ptaba ~ UO ContoOo Theater Murry · of Charleasehool here TtleaShe Ia the assistant euper· oi State Department of 1:15 Late. S~uw 12:te 81p Of! 11:30 I Married Joart SPRING SALE ON PlEa GOODS ConCieville UO Philip Marlo•" 10:00 Korea-Nq Parallel 1:00 The Newa Tonl&ll\ J:Oll StannlntJ the w..l"lG ~portra }loport ChannelS-TuAsda) 12:00 Rt:rtleas Gun Running out of hot water too of'fen? named. "'Mp . America!!l' will wln a $30,000 .utler 73. m. By Popular Demand Best Amateurs Gathering For Chance At Olympic Rome Trip EXIHBITION BASEBALL T.he championship basketball &amea Of the Ot•nd Church Lea(!Ue will be held in the Wah~tma gym. naslum, Tuesday, ·M~trch 29, at 7 p. BACK! • hM- 25 0" Robertson of Cincinnati - At Urbana some I:"i,OOO persons jammed the Champaign county First Thin: Ray Brown, Day ton seat and danced, sang, cheered and Roosevelt; Gene Lane and W dson waved as Coach Bill Hupp's Tigers Gnbam, Cleveland East Tech ; were paraded through the town. John Nanriu, Canton Timllcn ; and And at Dayton nearly everyon e :Ray Woollord, Toledo Scott. turned out to see Coach John WootSKCHMI TNm: Buford D<~ VIS, L. 1 ums' Teddies, the Class AA win. C. Snow and John Shehee, Dayton Roosevelt; Earl Johnson, Cleve ner, return home with the bacon . ._. ---~ Both coaches were obviously land East Tech ; ami Ron Jackson, "He'• a vary fOOd player. W• •1- overcome at their reception . Toledo Scott. way• hav. to stren,thM'I h&s sua. CLASS A. Hupp, voted the Class A "Cuarh Flnt Taam: Al Thresher and ,.nd•n during the m~rbl• .... of the Year," said that "l never son!" $teve MrCullou11h , Salem Local ; 8 ....... - -'--------culog1 z~ the Teddies. "No lntenti&n" Of R.tlrln1 But {he longest and loudest cheer wa ~ for Woolums when he spiked rumors that he was retirmg . He tuld the cheering throng that · "J'~·e no intention of retiring ." The Roosevelt win in the cham· pionshlp g<~me marked the school's second title in 26 ycara, having won the crown in 1934. It also prevented Cleveland East Tech from ~~o~::~~~b:rerthaa~d~~~~eaJ 0~ ~~ winning a record . tying third day. I feel like the happiest man ~traight tille, a {eat accomplished in the world ." by Dayton Stivers In 1928-20·30. "Strunled For 'fears" Salem Local, led by All·Ohio Al And at Dayton, c oach Woolums Thrasher who scored 2!) points, told the huge gathering at Roose· · had lillie trouble with l"razeysburg, veil High School that the cham · ('Onsidered the Cinderella team of pionship was "the first on the Jist tbe tournament. The Tiger11 jumped into a quick, for me . It's a great privilege fur me to bring this honor to th~ 13·5 lead, and were never in tro~school and to Dayton-we've ble after that. struggled for it fur many years." The second game between Day·· Both the squad~ won thcir tun and Cleveland Eut Tech was championship in daz:zling style . a thriller from beginning to end. D•yton Jumps On Top Salem Local, which was knockEarly in the first half the two ed oul of the tournament in the teams see·sawed back and forth first round last year, played small until late in the second quarter but scrappy Fra:reyl!burg off ils when Dayton jumped out on top feet to win the title game, 74-59. to take a 41-36 halftime lead. The And Dayton Roosevelt, the state's Teddies, who were led by All No. 1 team based on regular sea· Ohio center Ray Brown , wrapped son play, played a furious game the game up for all purposes in to down twu-Hme defending cham· Lhe third period when East Tech pion Cleveland East Tech, 51·41. suddenly went cold and couldn't Even State Auditor James A . ~cure a point for nearly rive min· Rhodes showed up at' Urbana to utes . In that time Dayton mewed honor the Salem Local squad . out \(1 a conifortable lead . While at Dayton, Mayor R. WilBrown, who squirmed his way liam Patterson, EIWi)Od Zimmer, undt'r the basket time and again executive director of the Cham- for cas~· layupil, led all scorers in ber of Commerce, state Sens . Lhc game with 20 points while John Slth and William •Baker, and holding his rival All-S late player, Superintendent Robert French Gene Lane uf East Tech, to only were on the speaker's platrorm lo 10 Salem Local, in winning its first c h<~mpioMhip, held commanding lca(ls at the end or each period over Frazeysburg on the strength of 'I'hrasher und St~ve M-cCullough 's scoring. The lanky McCullough ended up ri!;!hl behind ThnBher with 21. GerMany (14) {won luropeoen wy. .ight chlmplonsfllp). LOS ANGELES UPl - Everybody's All America-Oscar "Big COLUMBUS (U PI) - Hero's welcomes were accord~ Ohio's two new high school basketbalL champions Sunday. Both Salem Local, winners of th e Class A crown, and Class AA winner Dayton Roosevelt were given tumultous receptions when they returned home with the trophies marking them as the best ba-sketball teams in the state. TELEVISI'ON GU1DE WSAZ.TV ·Otciftt.el 3 ,. -TMUND, _ . , 111'1Diclr: Rlchanlten, 201. Brttal-., Jmoc.ked out HaM K1lw.ll, lOt, to ·'rllltllriine . · ·,, ,, , · ,J ~ · -·~~~~~•: I\ I~\v Flnt Route.Goln• Pitchln• Turned In 'l'A.."'\tPA, Fla. UPI - Jtm Bros. n1n turned In the first roure-goini:' pltehlh.l performance of the St'a· IICn for the ClnctnnaU Reds sun· day for 1 4·3 victory over Milwau· • kee. Lee Walla homered In the ninth lnnlna for the Reds to break the d.eldlod:. It was his third home· run or the exl'llbition season, and e•me oft rookle righthandu Don Nottebart with two oul '•)ii' (.L ' · ll.i ' for quick relief from ! l:liscomfort anp pain ·of ulcers, gas, i!'ldigestlon, ond other common stom' . I . .·b ~ : "') ft ; ~ \I ' A ~ '! ,.\ • • ·o AK~-~~~ . - - I n Wiler~"­ ,,. 'I ' ' :i r~.Jtti11n._ ---~' electrlclllr C!ln~t­ IIR tlM!n you ll'llahl.• •bauuuofttiJ At L-' Drug Stores IMIIJ·•·' """" . .. -~.,.. ...~. ..~ ~ '' ' ' ' �• ·Special Program About Prayer Is Had By Juniprs Aroun.........d And AI""'U t Middlentwt Tbe Youth Groups or the Heath .Methodtst Church of lt.iddlcport hdd thetr regulu m«tlngb Sllll _da,y evemng al the church Durmg the meeu.ng of the J un. I~::::::::::::;::::::=:::::;::::::=.;::::: lOf group a ptcture on the We of '• f:~:,.~~y;:·.~~;;,.;:.~:;:·~~ ~h~=~~;·;.;"d':::u.~~·,.r':~~ Annual C,harter Day Luncheon Is Held By Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, DAR The annual " Charter Day" luncheon of Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, DAR1 was held Fnd.ay at the Federated riebt church A special program on "Prayer A three course luncheon was served to 42 members and wu presented dunug the meetmg gueSts by the Women's Guild of the church Tables were beau ~~e Semor group hy Mrs Rubert tifully decora•ted with spnng flowers by Mrs Everett Hayes, Mn coat' used the fnc pomts hostess, wtth Mrs Wayne Gibbons the contr1butmg hostess meeung Also meetmg w1th the croup w,...s Mn. Ra)mon Konk of the f:ross and bow they led one Precedmg the luncheon the meetmg was opened 1n r•hu.llstlc form by Mu A R Kmght, regent, and Mtss Guce Horton, chaplain. Durmg the I uncbeon, Mn Kmght mtroduced the guest& Includmg, Mrs Lowell Burnell and Mrs Harry Vaughn of Glou~ter; Mrs. C. F Wllhelm, Mrs. Chester Roush ~tnd Mn Henry Watan of Pt PleaSAnt, W. Va; Mrs. W. R. Proffitt, Mason, W Va ; Mrs Gordon Gray ree:enl of Nabby Lee Ames Chapter, Athens, Mn Helen Mitchell, Ch1cago, Dl, Mrs C M Hoover. Pamesville , and Mn Homer Hysell, Mrs Wayne Mil· hoan, Mi1111 Janice Story, Mrs J E D Hartlnger and Mrs. Marvin Burt of Pomeroy Mr11. Harold Sargent, good citl· zensb1p chairman, mtroduced the girls who won The Good Cltizenshlp '1 est 111 the1r school They 1:1 eluded Mary Barth, M1ddl~port Hi~b School, (Jr!lt, Paulme Gibson, Rutland High School, second, S~:mdra Potts, Yomeroy High School th1rd, Sheila Youna, Racine H•gh School, fourth, Sue Dameron, Har· nsonv11le High School, f1fth, and Nartha Stearns, Ea.stern High School, 111xlh Mrs lrvmg Karr Jr southeast d1stnct dJreC"tor, announced that three of the f1ve state winners were from south· e.astern OhJO mto a "attem for prayer She sa 1d the top stood for Adoration the left Side for Thanksg 1vmg, the right s.1de for Confesswn the mid dle (or tntercessJon, and the bot tom for Petition The devot 10nal leader for the meeting was Duvld Konkrlght and the busme&S meeting was conduct ed by Ertc Chambers pre 51 dent Surprise Party Given Daughter At Racine Home •,'I Mr hnd Mrs Harry W11lf01d U!lilted by M1ss Carolyn V11n Met· er, entertained wtth a surpru;e party last wtek at their home, Racme hononng their daughter, Kay on her birthday Game.!l were played during the eo;enmQ:, aHer which the honored auest opened her g1tts Ice cre.m, cake and pop were served to Roberta Krafuter , Terry Budford, Judy Wign l, Mclvm Van Meter, Rleh11rd Schuler, Allen Graham and Gary Willford POINT PLEASANT Th<' battle of Pomt Pleasant West V1rgmia was fought m 17?4, between the white settlers and the Mingo lnd1an Tnbe POMEROY, OHIO TONIGHT end TUESDAY "THE LAST VOYAGE" •• Hostess Gifts Presented When Kin Club Met Uosteas gifts were presented to Uarold Ebetsbach when the Club met Thursday evening her home, Butternut Ave A shorl businesa sess1on was con ducted by v1ce president, Mrs Ted Warner, and games were played watb prlU!s awarded to Mrs Edgar Pratt and Mrs R. E Vaug:han The door prlre was awarded to Mrs Warner Mrs Frank Powers recelv ed a birthday .gaft from her secret was ctnnounced by Mrs Knt&:ht that Sue Anderson and Kathy Jeau T1lhs were wmner.t. o{ the poster contest on "Futh of Our Fathers,'' conducted by the Amencanism committee In the Slx· th Gr~tde or Rutland School Mno EmerHon Jones, natJOnal ddcnse ch<~lfman, spoke on that pal. subJl'Cl She defended the DAR on Refreshments were served by the lht:t .s t~tnd 1t hkes un lnt~mational hosle&& and favors were pot hold Cr,url Unlled Nnhons, Walter Con· ers Present were those named neley lmmlgraLJOn amendment, and and Mrs C J . Ebersb1:1ch and di11a1 mameut Willard Ebersbach Two solo'r,, "One World " and next meeting will be held "Youll Nevl!r Walk Alone," were the home of Mra. R. W. Vaughan prescnl('d by Mrs Marvm Burt Mtddleport It MEIGS THEATRE \ accompa,nied by her mother, Mrs Ben Neutzhng Following the luncheon, the group adjourneu to the soc111 room of the cburch •>' here Mrs Karr mtroduced Mrs Burnell, past h1s tor1an general. p11.st chairman oJ approved schools, and chairman of the DAR museum Mrs Burnell told of the nattonal museum m Washmgton , D C, Which 15 a )'lart o! tbe DAR pr-operty and showed colored slides of rooms 10 the museum , rel!Ui and valuable pieces found m the museum At the dose of the fJleetmg Mrs Hayes pr-esented flowers to Mr11 Burnell and MISil Grace Horton, charter member of the Return Jonathan, Meu~s Chapter Members of the Guild servmg tl.e luncheon were Mrs Fr-ed Blaet tnar <:hairman, Mrs Cleland Hmes, Mn LoUis RCibel, Mn Ben Neut zlmg, Mrs R~y St=yfrled and Mrs Dale Sm1th.. • Robert ffutck , Dorothy Malone On Education Held Regular Meeting Family wardrobes get set for a lovely aprlng Get the famlly coats, trultfi, dret~Se~. ev· erythmg illll cleaned 11nd ready fur aprins owttnas 'J1hrlfty cl~nmg JJcrel The Good cl .. nin'ill goad groomlnel We Pl<k Up and DeUver HOME LAUNDRY COMPANY IICOND ST. "We Cle-an Everytblng But The Baby" Phone WY·2·2057 MIDbLIPORT, OHIO Appfy Commu~wn on • EducatiOn nf the Heath i.,_etho(hst Church, SPRED SATIN MINUTES ... enjoy It for YEARS! In :\hddleport met Sund11y evenmg for lhetr regtl!ar meeting. Jack Bechtle, Sunday School Superlntendl·nt, conducted the met.tlng and was 1n charge o( de votion11 II was dectded to ask the Jun1or choir to tnn!,l for the open mg acrv•ce on !!:aster Sunday , AlJo prestnl for the meehng wrre Mrs Onn Smith, Miss 8e5s Sanborn, Mrs Raymon Konkrlght, Mrs Jaml's Brewmgton, James Eu ler, Mn L. W McComaa and Mrs Nan j~Joore PLII TO SIIRRAS HOLLYWOOD UPI - Lance R~v entlow and th~ girl hill married Thursday m S11n Francisco, actress Jill St John, have fled to a ski resort hideaway In 1he High Saerra11 for 11 brier honeymoon. Easter Plans Are Made By.WYF Ch urc hGroup ' . West Shade SOCIO · 1Even ts ....-• Plsns for Easter were maQe lw FIEDI)II! HOUDAIHII'. T when the WYF of the First Unlt be ed Presbyterian Church met su n Mr and Mn He1r rt Moor~ d•y o··enlng. Her(' m Hunungton an Saturday ~ • Mrs James Mournmg and son I Apnl 3rd was act as a practlct Dale spent the weekend m Poul~ date m preparatJOn for the WYF s art m the Palm Sundoy ,._,,,... 1'leasant wllh her parents. Mr an ' P .... • '" 1 and arrangements were made for ,Irs Tom Wahers Jack Werner who IS employed t.et Hng a hght breakfast at the .n Park~rsbur~r:, spe nt the weekend church on Easter Sunday followmg .vJth hJs parenLS, Mr nd Mrs G. the Sunnse &efVICe, which Will be ..., Werner 1 m rharge of the Semor Cho1r The -.tr and ~trs Wayne Gibhons an~ WYF will also have a coffee hour daughter Evelyn, spent the v.cek a!J.er the mormng worship serv1ce . nd'" Bucy rus w1th relat1ve• at 11 30 Eudell Konkrlght of Spnngf1eld J ud y Sauer and Helen Taylor , pent the weekend here w1th his were the leaders for the service parenl.'l, Rev and Mrs Raymon Sunday evenmg and the busmess .<unlmghl and t:oou, Dav1d mct>ung was conducted by Lynn Charles Haskms and Bill Turner Buchanan, moderator Nert' m Athens Fnday evemng to Others pre&ent were Dav1d Ly Jttend the stage play ·carousel" at ons, Carroll Lyons, Cmda Sauer, he University Theatre Carolyn Russell, Jamce Zlfkle, Ka Mr and :Mrs June Duffield and rcn Bachner, Jamce M1ller, Karen ,wo children are \'ISitmg with her Gregg, Beverly Perr.in and Charle• p~:~rents, Mr 11 nd Mrs John Scmes. Kttchen, a gueat Mrs Otto Simth oJ New Boston Adults meetmg with tbe group were Mr and Mra Richard Vaugh 1s caring for : 1tr~ Harry Mills, who J an, Mrs Everett Bachner and Rev. 1s a lillie improved Mrs K 11 y T.11udermllt IIi ass 1sti4c Howard Ruppelt with the ca;l"of the children ~f J Mr and Mrs Leonard Gwiazdotf· sky : Miss 711axme Benuett of Colulfl· bus srent the weekend here v1sJt.. mg w1th her parents;, Mr and M+. Charles Bennett MISii Sara Dobbs was taken to the Holzer Ho~pttal Saturday momMembers and guest1 of OhiO Etll mJ:: after she fell at her home and Ph1 Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorilroll.e her hlp. or1ty, enJoyed a potluek dmner at Mr and :o~ rs Raym ,md l'urner the DAV Hall m Pomeroy Sunday of ( olumbus spent the weekend evemng The SOCial comm1ttet! With w1Lh Mr and Mrs Jacob Turner Mrs Charles Knopp as chairman and fam1Jy and w1th her parents lh WIIS m charge of the evemna:. Raune Tl1ey came especially to Followmg the meal the group en· attend the funeral last Saturday of joyed square dancing with Jo HarMrs Turn~:r & grandmother dy m charge. Mrs Mont Miller was returned Attendmg were Miss Lucy Ams· tu her home Frlday from the Meags bary, Miss Carol Bachtel, Mr and General Hospital where she has Mrs Don Betzing, Mr and Mr8 been a patient for a number of John W. Blaettnar, Mr. and Mrs weeks Kenneth Braun, Mrs William Everson, Mrs Bernard Fultz, Mr and Mrs Paul Huston, Mr and Mrs Charles Knopp, Mr and Mrs Robert Remhart, Mr. and Mra Tom Scally, Mrs M1la Woods, Mrs Lou 1se Zerkle, Jack Kelly, i14r and Mrs Thomas Smith Mis1 Shirley Beegle and Mr5 Frank Vaughan Th~ nat1on wide pro.~;: ram Great Hour of .Sharmg" was em~~----------~ phatnzed Sunda}' morning during the worship servJcc at the First UnJted Presbyterum Church. of ;..!lddleport Spetial music wa~ presented by the Senwr choir of the church Their number was "The Earth Is By LUCILLI MAWKINI thr Lords" w1th Lcw111 Sauer, Jr Mr and Mrs Henry W~ttson and smgmg the tenor solo Fnllowmg the service a special offering was taken for the pro family o{ Pt l'ieasant were Frlda,y G•am Eta Phi Chapter Dines Potluck, Has Squa re Dance and Mrs. Will Hellman Mr and )ofrs Ger&ld VlOlet , Mr. and Mrs. Denzn Geoglem, Mr and MrB Floyd Spence, Mrs Frank Suson and daughter were Sunday afternoon callera of Mrs JennJe Roush Dana Turner Sr, Mr. and Mra lb •-·• Wll ur ..,.._;MID and daugbter cal ed on Mr. and Mn. Dana S. Turner Sunday Billie Hellman JS staymg ' nighti With Mr and Mrs Will Hellman 1 while Mr Heilman IS , laid up Wl~r ~~n~Jllr~s. legJerome Cook called Mr d M W II l! il· 0 w"d dan rs t e man e nea ay. ------- Bll!Je Hellman and Jerry Dtddie were overmght guests of Mr. 11nd Mrs Will HeLlman Friday Mrs Robert Pamter and Bon Douglas Johnson s pent Saturday afternoon w1th Mrs. R. Taylor of Addison 1 Mr and Mrs Wm Poo er and Leonard Lanham Jr of Canton h k d h d spent I e wee en at t e Lenar Lanham home. Mr and Mn Ralph Pamter and daughters, Mr and Mrs Harry llrown and sons were Sunday gue5t~s at the Pamt"Cr home Le na rd Lanham Sr, Mr and Mrs John W1ckham, Rev and ~rs Weber Thoma called on Mr Rock Springs Society EventS !~5:: ·~:.::b::d :~u:.·h:,L:: Jolly Bunch Sewing Club Met On Friday The Jolly Buneh Scwmg Club of Middleport met Ji'rltlay cvemng at the home of Mrs Shlflcy Mills With ·drs Noah Haskinll aa assJshnK hostesi Mra Kenneth Byer. presldt'nt, conducted the short busmess mct'f. ina at wbtch ttme a letter of thanks was rud from Mrs Mont Mtller who has been a patient at Mc1gs General Jor t1ome tlmc After the mcctmg gamoe were played and pr1ze5 were won hy Mrs Will Reynolds, Mn Byer, Mrs. George Hackett, Sr , Mrs John Seines and )lrll Orin Smilh Refreshments o( sandwiches, po tato chlps, pae and eotfee were served to the members and Dallh Weber, grand1oo of Mn: Lawrence )(llhoan who waa a peat. West VirltrUa hall 11: m!Hion acree The hlghe5t raDk.lng ofhcer or state owned land, d~~voted lo from West Vira:lnla, durin;: the public parks and foreats CJ\'ll War, was Major Jeue Reno. ,. ~""i ~ ' { 6-Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport, o ., Mardl 28, 1960 Am•• Leonnd called on :.~r. aDd Mn Otls M.arret Sunday afternoon. Mr ilnd Mn Am011 Leonard freda Will, Mary McAfee, Mn Wllll&m GrueM!r, ~ .Edna Am· old and Allee Euler attended reVlVal servaces at Enterpnae on .Ji'rJ. day evemng Kervm Marret, aon of Mr and Mn Otu Marret, has been dl witb k1dney mfec:hon for several daya He IS now lmprovmg Mrs Dorea Arnold ls a patient In Holter Hospital CHUCKlE FOI TODAY COUU ROOM l'llOCIDURI LONDON UPI - Thinga ere .-t· tl"l •llthttr out of hand In Lon- do.»t hl1h court. 'flptteH (belllff) Wllfnd Ch•m" " tatd apKt•tor• Mondey they must not talk, l1vgh, Mt, knit, clh·• ....- IHtl-.,. throw thlnge •• the iudteL VOL XI e ---------··----------·-NO. 293 en tine Pomeroy·Middleport, Oblo, Tuesday, March 29, 1960 I j OPENING UP THE MISSISSIPPI - The U. S Coast Guard ice breaker Ferp heads up tbe Mlssisaippi river from New Boston, Ill., to crush oome of tllat 36-mcMluck tee and get the nver open lor traffic. The Fern makes about 10 m1les every ~ hours on this mission. Local Government In natural finish to add wal'lllth and beauty to any window decor $159 . . pair 60" X 36" For an lalerestins elect, decorate your wutdows with tbeee exotito bam• boo eafea. All with-hr•ided loops- juat t•kes aainutca lO han,, • ViJJ.NCIS PO,. THAT ftNIIHID TOUCM ~- M"x,... .,. Elberfelds . Drapery Department! Headquarters for KIJ'6(ib Drapery Herdware - For 1 Ourtaln.9 Dniperies - Wutdow Sbades Ven~an Blinds 1·-------' ! "' _______ .,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,_. .. . ; . , : ......... ..,., .. .,.,_ ELECTRICITY i is your ~~U•r ~~ay to cook""! . Grande spent the weekend with her s1ster and brother-m·law, Mr and Mrs Glen Dall. Mn Donald Holter and sons, M1ke and Pat. of Uunhngton, were weekend gueats of her mother, Mrs Albert Young, and family Alita C1.1rpenter 11pent tht• week end m Athens with her s1ster, Janet, a student at OhiO Umver!!Hty, and attended the "little Sister" actiVIties Mr and Mrs Her.!lchell Manuel were In Cancan nat! last week w~ere Mr Manuel attended a General While Motors trammg school there they stayed at the M11yfa1r Motel Jack Weese, student at Ohio Um verslty, spent Friday and Sa\.urday al his home in Syracuse. He came to 11ee hi5 mother, Mr11. Carl Weese, a patient at Holzer Hospital. 'M'r and Mrl Willard Fraley and children, Vicky and Rindy, of Troy were weekend eueatl of her parent•. Mr and Mrs Lecmard Van Meter Sr David and Susie to &heir In • ' Foundation Will Meet Thursday In Mason oving ear,~ for lovelf resu1ts!1 . . ' Electric co,oklng Is, so easy and safe, even a child call do lt. Thl meillured hiCd and·perfect timing make·eleCtric cooking rNulll 111re' and bet!V. I -· ' ' You'll hiVI twltelhe fun of decomllla *-use ~ do H 10 Willi • , , so qulel<ty With SPitED SATIN, FloWs on tmoolhi,Y with btu111 or rollar. ' Orlts In mlnutll ••• his no lrrltallnafumes 'or .l. cidcn. And ~ hiVI 1M clean, lrllh took of ntwly painted walla for years! T.y'r~yl • . KING IUtL8ERS SUIPLY i;OMPANY • B...dbury Road Ohio llolllf 1 Just as diligent gardening care produces better blossoms, so do our careful cleaning methods aaaure perfect results every time! Let your sprlnc wardrobe flower beautifully wltb freshly cleaned clothes, always ready ' when yau want them and always dry·c!OIIIed the way You like! Robin·son's LA..DERERS - DRY CIIANERS '\'ri-Lutlr Cle111en l'IIONI: Wl' 24130 llobln1011'1 Cleaaen PHONE Wl 1-1418 lA Mlddlepon Ill h!I'"Y ·-i- - - -.. '~•to~ eltdr~~ll's ~ ~i111011. mode~~ntoi! plum . . .. : . . . _... u • ' ' . \ ... , ) • . . YOUII NIXT o w..het brlliht IIICI new for 1M" • In fifth 10ft PNtel colora - '(ou'll be so proud of your up-tO'fhe.ml11Ute electric renge. There's ~ any pot;WGtchl~g. Y~u just lilt the hanckome dials, and voUf' •lectric range COj)lca for }'PU: !"' fci~, "othlng 61M II ill -auto- PLAN and ARRANGE • Drlel In 20 mlnutft . ePRIVATE PARTY e~t~:aPTION ) ' ' " • eBANQUET ' eMUTING ,.. ' .~ l .· HOTEL MARTIN Aak' ht~ 10 ~- It to you~~·,- ~' (' .., I ' 111 '"' -~" .111!11' I BI <''• Lewis Diehl Selected To'J epresent School dtqltr lias' a·molfel ~\Ia ~ Ia '1~at trhaw.,. rot 10 tO 110• PHpto ·~ Fill PAJkiNG • I ' I' '' ' ' II ~\)iv''+ j I ': ~' ~ ·'""',.._"' " '" Ohio; P•rtly cloudy, centl_.. warm MUth. lhowen Ifill tfiMM. clentorm~ llkety twnlfht. W......, ct.y • ..,.. lnd thund........... ilnd colder. Low tonleht ........ 50 •• ,,..... _...,to,...r60 ...NIIM SINGLE CO!'\' - Carpenter NewS Items V"""f Interest bamboo cafes WEATHER ft1f . -·'::-""""_.:_.::.:::.:::::....::::::.:...:.:::= Mr and Mr.s. WilHam Culwell at Bradbury were m Flatwooda, Ky., on SuoRobert Lehew and Mr and Mrs day to visit her mother, Mrs Joe Cantrell Sr of Charle11lon, W Thomas Tackett and other re~aVa , ~;pent Sunday wnh the formMrs Wilbur Bailey spent Friday ttves Her father, Thomaa Tackett er s mother, Mrs Theodore Lehew wtth her parents, Mr and Mrs Le- is confmed to a hospital in HuntMrs George Thornton and Mr va~r ofaJ:eM~~al~oUy O'Neal and ington where he is recover1na: and Mrs Harold Nana of Nelsonfrom pneumonia. ville were Sunday guests of Mrs chlidrcn of The Plains vistted Mass Myrtle Long Freda WJil Sunday and also hiS Mr and Mra. Manford Smitb mother, who ISm Holzer Hospital. and Rena, Lancaster, spent Sun· Mr. and '?drs Eldon K.raeuter and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Abbott and day at the home of their son and daUJhten, Leda Mae, Dolores and t"lldrev spent Sunday wtth Mr daughtet:""m-law Mr and Mrs. LeRoberta, and Larry Wolfe spent and Mrs. Arlee Abbott. wtS Smith. Sunday m Parkersbu~s with Mr Mr. and. Mn. Vincent Broderi(~k Melva Faye Jordan, Athena and Mn. Dale Valentine and fam- were Gallipolis VISitors Frlday spent Friday nta;ht at the hom& •,ly. ~r a~d Mrs. Kraeuter also Rebecca Radford has been absent of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Men1s1ted the1r uncle, Wtlliam Weav- from school for several days due to dal JQrdan and •ttended the ec':.·.::':.'.:S.::t_:J:.;•.:.":.:•::h:..::H.:.••:.:P.:.":.:'::.:'____::"::l•:.:•::"::__._______.:____:S:•::•:••::r-'p':l::••~•:t~Al~ban~":Y~h~ig~h~BC~b~o~ol. Hour Of Sharirig Emphasized In Morning Worship Mainly About People In Pomeroy ~ Le1na D1ehl, seventh grade PU· pil ~t r Salisbury school, has been selected to represent tbat achool in the~ county &pelling bee at Rutland auditorium April 5, it ia announced All erade sehoob of the county will take part jn the event, with eaeh Wlecttng thetr eham.pt'tn speller to represent tbem. 'PASTOR RECALLID Rev. Clyde Bartlett, pastor Mhitlleport Nuarene waa recalled for a three- in a pastoral vote 5e � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 28, 1960 hendrix smith spencer