https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4ce54803892d0eccf0f238ee5042a642.pdf 6b6b8cd96cb16c5a558fc2875108291a PDF Text Text J 6--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., April,2, 1960 Around Baptist Church Men's Brotherhood To , Spons.or Lenten Service Sunday Evening Mro. Normon Frederick loolt her mother· Mra. IIllo BiUI to ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED bavin$ nu. Mn. W&ld Spencer and chHmedkal treitment. apefit Sunilay afternoon vis· Jake Babcock apent the weet an au.nt in Muietta. end' with hi1 brother, C. A. . and Mra . Raymond Frank Eugene McElroy It suffering viJited Mr. end Mr1. Cw1- Fre-with a broken rib. Middleport 1¥ l'ltiPDII HOUD.....I .1 Mr . and Mrs. Harry John soD wh tt have been vacatiomng in Florida propriate ~or all ages. The fUm , "Gates of Glory: · highlights Thomas who once with Herbert and Artie Mills vitllt· doubted retelling the wonderful story of the last days of ed Tbunday with Mr. and Mrs . Cbr!Bt's 'Life to a small group ol Chnsuans im prisoned for Shirley Mills while eo.route to theit dJeir belief. Tbe Last Supper. ---;::-:- - --:-- · d ,.,_ .............. a1 Get.hRmu the Trial Crucifixion CuOlr wl 11 atn.g an !.1m-~ WY Appear..,..;· Lo the dLSciples and p~aoh on the ~~eme ''Why Judu tlbe A!.een.ioo are all ·portrayed 1n · Betrayed Jesus. .Biblical cOitwnes a.n<1 setung.s The Men's Bro~herhood Monthly Vidor Young Sr., 8Ct;.'l'e· tary : and :~trs William Watson, tn a~ urr r Jn ~hdh1lion of offieen w ill be h(•lt1 a t the April meeting. A communieation was read from the Korean gir l thank ing the ~.::allis fur a cash g1ft at Christmas and told how 11 was usPd . '· Houseclranmg:· as applied to W ullaces Return Christum life, wa11 the topic r:f the Frl>tn Zan-vl·lle Trip devot ions led by Mrs. Wat~011 . Mn. ~.,. Ste phenson closed the dt'votionl Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Walla~ with prayer. Mrs. Daily Jasper con- 11f Middl~ort returned hOme dueled a number of game& and Tburaday evenin& from Zanesvlllt prizes were awarded to Mra. 'I'. T. where they had gone to be with " . .sterre It . her mother, Mrs. G. C. Knox who Sh , e Iton an d .nrs od Rclreshmcnh; were &erved by the underwent surgery at the Go hostesl'iN to th e above n~med ~tnd S~tmarlhn HoapiUil. Mrs. Ralph c. Zundel, Mra. Dale MP'I! . Knox is reported to be W 1ppel, Mrs . Georwe Skinner. Mrs . ~ ~~;~~~rh10 from the operation J . K Foster , :~1r11. Joseph Cook, Mn. Thomas Weston , with Mr11. Vidor -- - - - hi• home lhia week. 'Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Jobn11on and fomlly 0[ Charleston, w. Va. co-hostess. MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY. llHIO TONIGHT "TilE I'OUR SKULLS OF JONATHAN DRAKE" - also " '111E HOUND OF THE BASKFJl VII ,J.F.S" (Thrillers) IUN., MON. 1nd TUIS. "OPEilATION PE'ITICOAT" C.ry Gt..ant - Tony Ourtis Jll., -- ·. a'n d Mrs. Stanford Stockton of Hemlock Grove are an· nounclng the engagement of their daughter, Ruth Carol, to o'aniel Richard Bernard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bernard Here's all we need to do it right. CLASSic- seed for the front lawn (extra beauty for just a little .extra care), FAMILY® for the bl\Ck (good loQks, with the accent on wear), TtJltF BtfiLDER• to , build the protein all gra~s . ~¥ds to · • thrive~ }.)}us the all-impoJ;tant Scotts Spreader to help do each Job righ.tl School. No definite date has been ~t for the wedtllng. - OD =--- voca II nstructor Wedd~d To Lore C1'ty Postmaster in and of this week where he convention of the TrJinmen held at Marcelline Buell, Clifton, formerly of Middl(!port .and vocal music Instr uctor or Wahsma Uigh School, was married to Mr~ Homer Galloway, Lore City, 0 ., Hotel. in -a ceremony read at the Point Pleasant Episcopal Church at 10 Mr. Scott repreaented the loc;li a . m. last Saturday with the Rev. lodge at the meeting which was Jt'rome Rogers orfidating. held for the purpose of electing Mr. Galloway Is Lore City post chairman for the Ohio IA!gi&r ma~ter. Board of B. of R. T. aJld ' ---;:;-;:;::-;:;=.;;::::;--&hi' vke tbalrman and liter&P'-4tt• M..SING CAIRO U. A. R. UPI-A ••• plane carrylne: eltht Amerloana and one It.allan was misllnf1 and feared down today somewhere between Lu:xor on the -upper Nile and Jerusalem. Monday, tuesday et · heavy rains, the' river · continue fallir.J. , A low presaure area· north~aat from 'the Gulf of · was , respqnsible tor rainfall, 9hich was far.m ers. The rain ed during moved into Mor~ and more (ollu 4N comln1 to ue for odi.Jice on i1flpl'Otlint tMlr Ia~ through an e<UY·to.follnw Scott. Pr'rogram. Com-t In:· MY~· Oth(!r rates uli.ed are, for buai- ness,. one party, $13; two party $10.:KJ; -multi-party $10. For residence: one J)a1'tJ $7.25; two party $6.4Q; four part~ ~-50 and multi-party $6. Tbe prosecutor ~it-1 citizen• may ask the county bo.vd Of commia-Jioners to protest before tbe Pub- SMART LOOKING RECRUIT - Samuel McKinney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burwell S. McKinney, 291 North First-st Middleport, receives congratulations and his Hononnan certi: flcate and engraved placque in recent ceremonies at a Recruit Graduation Review held at the U. S. Naval Trainlng Center, Great Lakes, Ill., from Commander Richard A. Markham. . lic Utilities Commiaaion the nte inereaoes being wed, at no eoot to theni.telves. He added tbat in his opinion, "It would be worthwhile to oppoSe the ir•crease." The hearing Is Kheduted for May 3, 4, 5, and 6, aecordlng to 11 official notiee received by the PJW ecutor. ------------------~----~~~New lower _prices on $C)O,tts Seed.I r·" Family or Classic, 121SO sq ftt.IU6 : , _±f 1.'4 ail:.: · • <ltS1 Ill U .WN. • • / ELBERFEL.DS- ""'*d when tbe1 told aide ·tlle deparbnent r•tda. Smith aald he know. qenll were. But 'he 11id lt eJ:tremel)' cllfll~t to fire them. They are under clvll aervice. "It'a almost u hard to convict 1 fire him,"ofthe enforcement an agent a crime aa it is :: 11ld. He was thaHIIe • Is A noticeably diAplealled report menUoning tbe ar•pevine had accldentaUy been mad_. available to reporters. "'lb.at WIID't IUJ»PPaed to there, .. be aald. LOCAL Independent Insurance Agent? "Joyoqs Easter" aeross tbe miles .. of phone, residence or buliineu, and the number on the line. For exa mple, a four party line in the Pomeroy--:diddleport area served b:r the company, would cost $:1.:10 onder the new propotJed rate. Wt-'U be slcid to pre-1crlbe th• correct ProJrqm /or your lawn:. Thun.), FLOWERTIME lilly eommimiiJ The swollen bhlt; River ported fa1Ung afl the way &o c~nati, where the water tionary early ioday. Bolrrill,l Just What EASTERTIME IS 1 County Proaecutor James Q~Brien said today people of Meigs County ha"e a ready way to protut proposed increases in telephone rates het'e by the Genera( Telephone Co. and that they should use it. The utility has applied for a general increase, based on the type Pom:i!' of·R.oute 3, Coolville, Ohio. 0. D. OPTOIIETRIST J!!all Courl Slrrol, Pomoro7 Oftl.e Boun: I to II, I to •. jCIOIO II N- Oppose Phone Hike In Rates The Ohio River crested in oy at 1:30 a.m . Sunday at 43.1 feet, according Jo Pollee C : f Jed Webster who compiled an hourly reading of the ver stages during the past lew days. · This.. was about one foot ' thJm the predicted crest. Elsewh~re,_ according to lnternaUonal, threat of any senous flooding along ·River was eased today, d~splte, widespread rainfall of the state Sunday. {• N. W COMPTON, Way Exists To "":!~~ U.Wid lbe eloek le to bold bldt wbal and /dr. Bernard is a 1956 graduate of Carthage-Troy Htgh lc Sunday;,~ssi~sippi Threatens Levees tJuoougll oaulllg lewller 1wlrlltlc ooer Pr- IDiei'MI.IOilal Att.ends B· of RT . •re expecled to mive early In the f" , m•rntna to spend tb• dar with ~~r. Co.nvention and Mrs. BUl'l Boggess. M-rs. oau Miller. Mrs. Ml<,k•,, l 1 C 1 b ; tiller and Mrs. !:arl ~mllh were n 0 Um US Parkersbu.r& yet~terday. ,Scott, Middleport, was Mils Sue Wallace it living in Columbu11 and I• presently working at a restaurant there. SINGLE CO!'Y - Water Falling All Way To Cincinnati As Rains Die 1'eekend Here Miss Stockton is a 1956 graduate of Pomeroy High Sch~ol ,... .......... ,. Ohio' Crests At 43.1 Feet there. During t h(' husme!ls sf.'ssion t~:ec­ tinn of nft1ccrs was held with Mrs. Lorai n Stern•tt M' lt~clt•d a.~ president ; :\1rs. Atcn Shain. v1cc presi- 11 ~ ~Beaut ha Pauley of Columbus left day for Norfolk, Va ., where will viait with Mn- P. F. Klein lORI, Peter and Richard. and thur Clark who is goin11 to college Sharon J Jnes, student at OU came Friday for the weekend with her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Emenon Jones and family . Edw.rd Kitchen, who iB stationed at Fort Eustis. Ya., is spending a few days wlth Mr. and ~~ - Ce· cil Bradbury and other re!Rtives. Mr . and Mrs. Leonard Bltler of Cleveland were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mill• and family Thursday. They are on their way to Flurlda . Mrs. Jack Satterfield substituted Thundoy at the Middleport High School cafet~ria in the •bsence ot Mrs. Dwight Wallace who waa out of town because of lllness in her fa~~~ Colenun, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Coleman has been ill at nilht mkWte • Monday, Apr114, l960 ' Hawkins. Mra. Cedric Clark and Miss llrs. Leslit !' rice , assisted h} William Watson , enterlaine~.. the One Won One Class of lhe Pomeroy Fm;l Baptist ('burch on Thursday evening at her home, Henry Street. Prayer by Mrs. J. II. Stephenson. president, ope rwd the meeting followed w1th a med1tat1on on the words of Christ , ··cuuld yc nol watch wilh me one hou r"" which was appli ed to the Christians or · today , hy Mr~. Slcp hPnsnn . Mem· hers .answt'r<'d to roll ca ll with a Btble verse . Young Sr. NO. 298 •n<l loflllht. T-.y clwolr ...t coot ...,. ,..1" ,. .,, ..... lAW .., . , Tile ~~~....... Ar- Grapevine In LiCfUor Dept. IsKevealed i~n. Betty Gladwell of Columbus vi11ited briefly with her parent., Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Becker and her aon, Llrry, one day ~ 1 1i1 week . She canlc to Middleport espedally to brinK the MiSiell Lelia and Edith Hawkins here for the funeral of their brother, Charles Howard t•he J!1 Ohio: CIMidr, ......,, atndmet r•ln C~tntnl .... Nlf .......... ...,. mlllldJe 40t ............... Mike Vs. Editors the weekend here wlth relatives ¥nd friends . ~trs. Mr~ VOL week. Min Betty Lou Harris who is employed in Columbus is spending Baptist Class Meefos At Church Thursday Night df:'nt : ........., . Better Lawns Begin This Way , 1'EA111ER enttne ' .. Al\.AIITA U'l .,- I"'' f'Kio~ lot Dr. 11. T~ ,..,,. N Mill lrt a ·t.tk ""' lull illY thet ........ • Joob .....,.,. at ~..- · ­ Shop after being abt;ent due to burna received on her bands 1111 Meeting will follow the film Lor· -'T I I I'OQI.fp. . Mrs. Charles Neal bu returned t.o her employmflnt at the WafRt ain Sterrett lS chairrn.an or the refre6hmen:t committe-e Hoy Domt· .gan, president, will p.res1d~ at llhe • OIUCICLI FOR TODAY bua rectnU;,.. Mr. and Mn. Milo BICCJ IPIDt Monday in GaUlpoll 1. Mr. and Mn. Put" KelJ)' and son Jaek spent SUaday with hil mctber at Sistersville. home in Columbua. I business ~ion. Sunday morning at 9.30 I unoble derlct Sunday olternoon. atterut. ldlool - lut week due Henry Spencer wu 1n Colum.· Monday and wu kept A~ut The Men's Brotherhood of the Pomeroy Baptist Church is sponsoring a Lenten film Sunday at 7:30 p.m., which is ap- llllfml Freci<Wiet - ' D~le delr be Yoar , ~ ~~[~~~~~~~~~~~: ior , eau Youth CouneU. CSN Four Racine P111 ThrM) Meet The Candidates Thursday Services Set For Dai8y Marr nid he wanted to make the doe~ not "ditfend iatepft of any of . theae pllcea" tee ln the LueH CountY IJ'Ia. Thursday funera) BeJ'Vicea Will bi · held at 1:30 p, na. for DaiaY Gri£ fith Marr, 83, from the S)'l'leUM Methodist Cb'lfCh with burial ill Letart Falls Cemetery. . Surviving -are lheae nieW!I. Mn. Marjorie Coverdale; Mrs. llartha Mulligan. Creta NOon and Mrs. Noble Evans. aU of Colmnbua-. The Re·v. George Davis will officiate. Ewing Funeral Home is in char&e. - LoeallndepeDileDt JasuraDee Aaeney ~ SAY IT T~E t'NSWER! I WITH ·I .. F~OWERS ., · '~- ',' . ..-. ~ .~sl· - ' doni ... llltelillo- l'tidl)' elolmod May 23 Notional lo!J'ri. thM Dly lo commemor.te title 4eportul'e In !81t ol tile AIMmerchant 11hip, Savannah oil ibe llrsl ~nlc voyop by •Ill' Tooay, Plontt. tul l.lowon ,.. ..,.. 11101 wlll ,be cleUvend •Ill'· whor-e ~n town or anywMre ln Ute world. ~ ~4- .- ,,.d,· • " ' yri~r. best buy in insurance llllfOiltoecl. We Con Fu11111h Alter Flowers For Edster FRANCIS FLORIST ·POMEROY, OHIO; ' \ I ' YOUI NIICT e PRlVATE• PAII'l'Y ' . I \ .• / 'tl ' f' ' Only An lndependeft!- At•nt . ~n~;~ivli .You $o ~·~ - ,.. , '. ~l!i~"-·''T" $ult, Y~r" NN~ .. . · eUCEPTION eBANQUIT ," '!'" . • ' ~- ' ' '. POMIRO'I"'Af'l: ' Pr!YOIO ~ 10 10 1'16 t.i . :rtoPI• FRQ PARKM: Alter aP.11. wtlb , Merclwlta I.'\IHee Senke ' . . w . ' ) ' ' Kennedy Vs. Humphrey In Popularity Test ' ,.,, ·and:Savings · ' ·Wisconsin Adversaries Both Claim Foot fu White House Door r.toter Ftow,...bJ·wlro UI)'WIItN. ..u.r.ctton . .Look To The Independent Aie~t Before You luy On the DIY ot Hopo,lei10Uf lilm9J1 phone "'' "'""' Ia ond 111• llneol 01 !lutor 1"::,,;:. still comes fro in old, Ul)le-teslfd com· panles the kind an Independent agent represenlli. W~'d like the cbance to • I prove it. • •-P· boouUlui Uvl._. 11o....,. ..... mlnd ,.... loVed . - Ulol fOU 1ft wliJI fltom iD l)tril. .>·:,:t::k A.·;,.. - bllt~ ~"W~: ~~·~il\~ P.nest ~~n~ ·~~.m~~~·litl !\me~'?~~~~'\<! place your 'I!IISineohvhere'sltls ~stfor you .. '. ) · ' , . ll;~,. · ··, . MOCLAIMI MAilJlMI W..Y WASHIN'GTOI\1 (\JPII . ,- ' u~·~ !le Is a neighbor, a ~.~er ohur \lotpn\il*ltr all!\'~, f~:fi~!¥li,,I actlv! ln ,clvle ~f~rs. He'sln_busln~~ for hlm~~lf~,~·~p~>~o~~~·· (_, .' .. .. I ' • .. I( -~·~ · • 1' f':· 4'0~ ....1: • • •' . ' oa-....w.-per ~ce \H)'Yiee '· ·' . ' ·• ' -·-.~. , . . . . . ., , •• , . '· i_ on underground nuclear tests ne- sometime, on key foreign policy ligi(\n and Clnn.palgn eXpenses gotiated in the ~urrent Genev-a matters. · . dogged the candidates during extalbi. Furthermore, said the Minne- tensive appearances on 'IV SunThe Moagsachuseth lawmaker sotan, the U. S. disf!.nnament po· d-ay . said he wrote the letter volun· sition at the Gene¥~ talks is what , Roman Catholi-c Kennedy and tarily so that the President ftc proposed somf! time ago. · Protestant Humphrey proclaimed "would at least havt. my views on The White House seekers con· religious tolerance. BIJIDpbreY U." centrated . their fire on at last said "nothing would · me Humphrey didn't let Kennedy day of the · :campaign today .tb -Sicker tban to ·have this cam• have the sblge to himself to the - populous MilwaP.~ are:~-, paign injected with re1lgioua il- .1 long. He 61id a short time later where one third of tbe vote will sues." 11111• Kennedy aaid, fit hOpe. that peQon i ,lOcaJ TV show that he too be cast. A record turnout ol mor.e II .in lometpondenee wt$1 the tban l,lOCi,ooo iS forecaat TuesdaY'-, ple will vOte for a aq White Houae, ODd baa ·been !w Tbe ·!'Orsiltent ~~~~~ llf ... tbe ca~jdldate'• -~ .I �' ' - 2-I>ally senUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Apr114, 1960 fHE DAILY SENTINEL -.. . ~11111entating ~ditorially ... Largest Aid To T~e Handicapped <•. • ' ' The National Society for Cr ippled Chil' -~.· ~ dreh a® Adults is a nationwide org;mizatiun ·•· ..• c:~tirlci.ng 1,655 Easter Seal .affiliiitP s in I he 50 states, District of Col um bia and Puerto Rico. . ., - Fou.nded in 1921 , it is the largest voluntary age~~:ty ~rving the physica lly handil'apped . ., It ~ates ~ co-sponsors a network of more .than a thousa·nd centers and programs offcr,. ihg direct services to crippled childrPn and adults tP,rough treatment and rehabilitation centers, Uinerant mobil e and home the rapy p_rogr~ms, sheltered workshops, equipment loan pools, summer therap,\· scrvi<:es. and re sident and day ca-mpS. • arrested be1ore the American Cancer Soc· Jety 1ponsored Stcond Obiu CUred Cancer AJJembly, SLIJ\day IUJJeJt-• ed that drugs micht aomeday provide a complete cure fit the dJs. ..... • B;rJIOII E. BYEll x.tP .Coi\Uley erie llifdilt and . acro.. th" Nation)' homeOf an American tradition, Spring Inside and peintling and that acellmulated up their yards, , :~ 11000 OR LESS BY PHONE •'lb i "' llY' .ii&.ANCH• •r!-' 2. BUY BARGAINS 3. REDUCE PAYMENTS T M. IIAIKINI 4, OWE ONE ~LAC£ We ·Mke to flnanee .f ofb w.hO k;..,. how to do well with extra -apring easb. -----$100 ---- $300 - --- $300 ---- $800 P.hone Cor fast ~approval . Get Our · low- cost teml8. W-e aim to "God bless our wlves They Ill! our hives Rolfl. . . Sqcial Events With little bees and h<lney They mend our socb They ease life's shocks But don't they 1pend the money." Oh, Well. our YOLL Vel')' Mla• WUm1 Sayre spent SunMr. · and Mrs. Grover Lawrence Welk {Oh, that Joe slna:ina: "Mascuskla" so so and look finally dipnew one from Lib1rary (No lemon this) titled intriglngly "GenUemen Sebol, and Scoundrels,'' a treasury Harper's mag._;;ine iasues 18~p to· the present time .. ~ aod etw beet money service. • ' AND $4VINGS COMPANY • Hours 9 to 5 Thurtday 9 til Noon Phone WY-2·2171 I just had to give up and go to bed . Because· I was getting in a worse l!lhape than "Davy" Stover a bo.rk - Jane told me this few he had the TV on and match It, I tbln11; and at the ,tame time was '(Joing some home work. tlow' 'Ui'i · c 125 E. Main St. ' ' ' " · ·nn , FIIAIOINI TNIOIIII; HA~·· . , TO SIOOO Wonderful • what beasts are spread in the world of books, Music, friend&, 'home religion, polillct~ (I'm liable to get at fever heat in this latter, politiC'S, most anytime nnw). "See You Jn My Dreama.'' ·- - - t. illrrow AO&Ot!IJ of oiay I •.,.....,.. Sl • . _ 1trlp of woo4 SO. Olrl'o IWIII SJore leftover whites in a U&bt!y til lnelude pork, lard, mJlk Md covered jar in . the refrJaerator dairy product~, broller-leyen, eat. They may bt held a week or 10 shrimp aad carrott&. Prab diNt, day1 . ~nned lrUitone peaeJ.. rtoe.. Store leftover yolta u:lder water raialnl, almoDdl and fllbena. aDd tn i covered jar in the relriaerator. peanuu and peanut butter are a11o Tht>y may be held two or thref lioted. daylf._ Or hard cook the yolk1. Ute m aalad1, scalloped di•hes, or aand- - -- - - - - Wichet. Ueeue Is8 ued u --e Alway1 serve hot egg di!hes on warm plate.a. n.er A marriaae license hal been ,Ja. In Probate Court to Richard Harria, 21 , radio-TV rep.innan, 10n of Ur. and Mn, Dick HarriJ, Syneu.se, and Alice Marie Ward, Ul, 1tudent, dauihter of Ray W1rd, Portland. IUed Cranberry producta will be the RIVER REPORT u. Jowllll filii 10. To rr.kl Spiritual Awakening Meetings "Spiritual Awakening" meelinRs are being planned at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church to begin Tuesday, April 5. serviceo are each evening at 7:30 p. m. The evangelbt is the Rev. 0. G. McKinney of the Unlled Goepel Mission, Charleston, W. Va., above. Special slnldng is planned each evening featuring Miss Marsha lialbtrt on the eleclrlc organ. She is from Alban~ Ohio. The public is invited. Rev . W. H. StrausIIau&n Ia the church pastor. IOO.kn~lll'"'s: Montpmery, lt.l on. up. per, 24.1 on lower, nmDiDg t3 feet; Galtlpolis, 28.0 on upper, 48.8 on lower, all out; Lock 23, 39.1 rivet. faUln1 .1 per hour. auc~.,-­ daru Ue down; JUVer i1 fallJn& from Lock 9 tbroiJI)l LOck 23. Ohkt llllvw ...... . Dowabound: Elm1worth, Loultlanna at 11:28 am, lllht; LOck 8; Indiana at 8:311,,a,., li.O; ·LcH;k 10, IItke Creditor "7:03 am, 0-0; lMk 13, Ashland at 6:00 am, 1·8; Lock 18, Jeff Boat at 9:50 •m, l!J.O; Lock 23, Wilkhettet' at 0:40 pm, 2-7; Gatton Crane 1t 9:30 am, ~1; I. F. l'l'eiberger at 11:15 am, 0-ZO; Beaver at 11:30 am, 1-Q; Upbound: Lock 23, Ovee at 12:MJ pm, 111-~; bland Creek at 8 : ~ .pm, H; Nita N. Dean at 9:00 pm, 3-0; L. Wade Childret~ at 8:30 1m, 6-7. No KAnawha River report available. ~~~~~~ ~~~!. 4red• of ways. They are euily and Quickly prepared by cookioa: in the ahell, frying, broiling, bating, pruacbing, JCrambling and lill Jim• ple nmeleta. • leaderabip ir1 home and community life. - To provide wholesome Individual and group recreation. -To further interest in Home Eoonemics. Any F .H.A. Member mar work for degrees (awards of achievements). Tbe Junio~ deeree may be ocratic meetJna: at Rutland Tuesday obtained .after completing one aero- evei'ling. eater of Home economics, the chapter degree the following year. The symbol for a Junior Degree is the key-to open tbe door toopportunity. The symbol for the Chapter Degree hi the· scroll. Tbeae two degrees are a:t.ven locaJiy. · The State Degree is the highe~t honor a ·m ember may receive. It is given at state level. The symbol f<1r thia degree la · the torc-h-to "Ught '1he· Way for ' the future". . l • ;, ;,, It o! Each ot the degr'eea must abow , . ' I Tt ' II Improvement ·in Ute home, acbool, -chapter, communUy and state. sa- ""'"' 'Mn. Katie WH10n ia on tbe lick lilt. Take from refrigerator only the number of eggs needed. Remove eua from refria:erator about 45 minute• before UiiD£ aince the separation of yolks .from whites is quicker and better if eggs are ~llgbt to room tempuature. Egcs beat up fast to large,:-volume when brought to room temperature. ln combining hot mixturea and eggs, as in custards, cream filling, souffles, your the bot millture into the beaten egg, stirring or beating constantly. Our Del'ldous "Broastecl Chicbn" Our Brouleol Cbkk.., I, a favorite, Generoua porllou, all lhe fbln's. Family and party meals are always a pleasure at our friendly restaurant. Come, soon! DINE AT CIRCLE'S ~~~~==~~===== Restaurant N. W COMPTON, 0. D. I ' .OlfL.<e Roan: I to 1!, I to ~- (Ciooe II Nooa oa Than.). ' Phone WY 2-39'13 I !18 E. Mala - - ---- tl' li JT, City at. tratn.e ' You'll always be glad you cnose, 1' tO. u. l· \ - ... ELECTRIC ·HEAT ' ' ' ., ••• the b'elter way to heat your home 10.=1 -..._ '1:"" " ' tlon aa.Oomm... llo1oorll0.. .......II . w•o -.W~~Chl.. ao.Hoa4ooolr 31. Air eurrtAt That 1ft ·duo limo ... 11.-.U.lloroo p1 shock. . Z ... ~to tf.Oirl'oumo OHIO WOMAN KILLID GA 'IUN'BURG, Tenn. (UP]) Mrs. Selm• Poteet, 32, 114ute 2, Lebanon, Ohio, wu killed Satardi!y when her car •nd a bUI collided on U. S. 441 inJide tbe Grut Smoky llouatalna: National Part. Her husband, lvtn, who wu dlly. ing the cu, wu treated lot month charaat.,. name out U. J'lowedl lrJ b1ll .Ill. Malt .bove...... 1T18 Jll, Broad IlL lllpooll (Jap.l IN.- ohell II. Keshed J1. dourap ft'brto n. and aoft dringa, 1.9 'billion. THEY All LOVE in meat loavea and croquettes; emullify-u in salad dreuinga and cream puffa; clarify-a• in prel'laration of consomme' or in ''boiled" cOffee, and binder crylt.aUizatioBu In candy mating. These cooking hintl are also listed: . Eggs combine well with other foods. They are useful in the preparation of beverages, breada, cakes, deqerta, saladl!l, aalad dreuings, sandwiches, sauces, aoupt1 and cereal , cheese, filh, meat, and vegtable dishes. In cookery, eggs do these thinp; thicken-at ln custards and puddings; leaven- by HARKISONVJLLE Mrs. Hazel Stanley Is CentUI beating to Incorporate air as in en~merator for thl1 area . cakes; add color, richness and flavMr. and Mn. McKinney spent an er to individual dishes; coat-as in afternoon with Mr. and Mra. John breaded meats; garnish----as in caStout recently. napes, salads and souP':; bind-al!l Mr. and Mra. Earl Clark were Sunday guests of Mr. and Ml'f:l. George Clark. Mr. and Mn. Clint Gilkey Sr:, Mr. and Mn:. ~ora:e Clark and OPTOIIETRIST M.rl. John Stout attended the Dem· 1!111 Coort Slr..t, PomerO)' :U.I'IIl't W. 111. Biblical JIJ, featured food on the U. S. De~art­ ment of A~i c ulture's plentiful& li1l in Apn1 . Tl'aditional Eaater fare , cranberries either in sauce j uice, or !he frozen product should have good seasonal appeal. Cleared supplie1 from the record 1969 crop of one arid oue-fourth million b~rrels of berries will be abundant. Smee demand during the paat seve.ral ~ontha has been lagging, a .tllzable dent in the huge 1tocka atill o• hand ia ureent. The other plentiful foodJ for Ap- Cootumen lpeDd mon on llilll than any other drint--1.4 btlllolll Jn 195ft. Beer lt neXt with ta.l; IJt. uor $4.8 billion ; coffee 2.1 'bUlJoa 11.BoPI& R ~ Jl.~ -To eJ11phas~ae the Jmportan'!4' of worthy home memberablp. ., -To encour.aee demoeraey in home and community life. - To wort for a good home and family l'te for all. · -To Promote international good Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Apr114, lMO-a thertPJ field "'one of tbe mOlt ueiUnc veM Jn eamer retearcb" polJat.c:J out thlt U l& ldlleva it• bJ&helt objeetlve, .. 'lb4f' medieal prot-., one da)o will he ormed wltb a number o1 dru,.,, wbJch, bY t.bem~elvet or jn a combination with aurceey and ndYtion, will provide eompJete e1D'e of malla:· DaDt dlle.ue. MAKE NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT... DAILY CROSSWORD s. PJto• She is also aeaetary of the Bethany E.U.B. church and. youth fellowship and aoololant edltor ol "The Ectho", ud a reporter for F.H.A. She is the daughter of Mr. Forest Van· Meter of Racine and the late Mrs. van Meter. Purpose11 of F.H.A. Include: -'l'o promote growing appDeciatlon of joys and tatiafaction Of homemaking. ,. will. -'l'o foster and develop young ITY . OAN I Was' juat now trying to Uaten John R. Heller, M.D., Director of NCI at Betheada, · llarybad, iOUndect the note ot optiml.tm at the OSU Oblo Union where 63 cured cancer representatives, Itom all pub of Ohio, convened to focus .p ublk attenUon on tbe fact thll cancer ia curable. The victors over caneer, which included 18 men, 40 women ad five children, jofned with wme 500 Ohio Cancer Crusadera in heralding April ae National Cancer Control Month. Sharing the apeaten ph!tform with Dr. Holler waa J . L. Mau.tbe. Cbairman of the Youns:ttown Sheet and Tube Company and iiMIO ·Four Racine I. PAY BILLS ·'bi~You Know 1hat? Ohio Clncor er-da ~. Dr. lieDer, Ia eolllnl tho cllemo- For Cancer Soon by Mr. Taylor, dua:hten Mrs. The chief ot the 0 . s. Natlonral Saturdiy Kennetb Davit and Mn. Lee Cancer lnatltu~ <NCI), ~ ntcht by eounty officers on the Hunt. rape . · 'W.bltt wu A'RUNNIN' pletl t'hildren and adults 58 Residential Camps serving 7,398 crippled children and adu lts . . 75 Day Cam ps se rving 3,6 10 cnppled chJl dren and adults 39 Itin era nt Mobile and Home Therapy pr edicts Druerg C T0 Be Best Cur e <omplolnl of tbe f•ther of"' el(ht 1 yeor-old llrl. He Wll ,..monded to jail on ni!!l IIUure to make bond Allen Whit!, 64, of Delbarton, W. · Va., lli'U bound over to tbt &raod Mn. !Ji&abeth Taylor went Ju.r:r today under $5000 bond by Morully to the trntver1ity Hospl.Judle E . W. People• foUowJna hiJ tal at Columbue for further enplea of not &uill)' to a charre of minationt. She wa 1 ae:oompanied COME• ,.,. ::, We&t Virginia Man DoUDd Over Ou 15,000 --· lioe'd · 0! wAlkiDI fftl J.U.' WI)'. tbejr t.+-+• ~~ , ...,.,,ON. "·Gobi, fO<- lr+-+++IO.Knooko DOWIf J.ObU4'• pla.)'Ut.lnf I. An &lr I. Walt UpGII :: • all Amerleane taee a "chtPs...~r:IQwn" ratnft. Our country ill eb811J"iq &t an ever increUing rate, ..W It II .....11a1 that we know uactl,y where we stand at aD tim-. · 1960 Cenaua Information wiD be one ot tftl. na tion'a vitaJ toole for quick and accurate planning of aew ed Improved facllltleo for educatloa. medlc:fne, !clence, hoaainr, tnn,eportl.ttoD,dettDM . -and fOr U.plar America •!JOn&' Uld aler&. Your 1960 Cenlua queotlonll&l,. w!Q bjl,..llod to :vour homo boforo Atirll hi. Pill I& Oljt ODd hlovo It reldl tw tbo ..,... ~a,~ror•. .-.wt.em-. ·A -kind ot CoMVOR'I' is the best ol aD Electric heat advantages. Eleetric Heat is like 811118hine heat•• , pure, clean, draft-free. Floors stay cozy W81'lll (wonderful fM cblldren) and each room has its own thermostat- its own "inviaible" 'furnace- to give IOOID·bY• room heat control l!:li'ctric Heat is always safe. You'll worry lesa ... at home or away. You'D . work less, tog, because'there's no soot, . .....b.... &.Ounkoo f.W...UO 1..\l'loo- I .Do gr&afl1 tflm, no filters to change. And, )'Ciu'll spend less for maintenance. :l!:lectric Heat is so simple -no complell: . eontrols, DO motors, no eomplicated . piping, no fuel storage, nothing to oil or adjust or replace. More than 5,000 of our customers (including one-fifth of new homes .built last year in .Ohio Power territory) now heat the modern, wonh more ELECTRIC way, " lo (IOOL) ·~·C'I'C HIAI COII .fOI AYIIAII 1t00·10UAII• fO!Itt, NOMI II AI'OII '"A MONrN. ~you. buy. 6A#lfl _e r NlltOMI, out Mw IUU. il eoala to protect yo,.inwalmmt wllh the ollly modem Mati~t~ , ay•tot tlaat wiU ata.y m.odtm. W• "" •atlmat• Electric H•~ 6 /WI" ..,., of odu4l '""· .. IAere lo oo obliBoU.... JWLY OBYP.roQUO'lE- Here'• llow to~ Itt --· Ali: .. DLB.I.AlUl ' 1>c., to LOJIQ~IILLOW CJilo.W\(IrllllliPb' otondo for 111011\or, In IIIII oomplo A I I .< tar tiWt thrue to•.-. X for tb1 twtJ 0'-. •tc. 8ln1la l•U•rr~t 'PO.. · ~ tho loqlb aod fotmatioll or tbo woi4Jo art all 'blallo U, 1M. oodo loU.I'f aro dUitnnt. · .1. CllniOifllll -nd ~ I!IJD'IIUool 'rHO IVO OHIO POWER· COMPANY THE DAILY . ~<;c!!),.•.,,.,.., .................. .,............. OHIO POW.II OOMII'ANY I W111lt to know more about Electric Heat lor! 0 a new home 0 DIY preoent home 0 •end 12·pap Electric Heat booklet, "New value and CGIDfart for JOIIl' home" · Ni~---------------­ .. --· A~...·------------------~· -~ �I Hindy Vs. Cunningham In Local Prep Opener 4--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. April 4, 196() Young Jarkets Cards Add Spice To Exhibition Season, Lick Yankee 9 Again Meet Strong Panther Vets Danny (BooM Unitlld Pr*16 lnternltion.tl I Danny Kravitz whilt' winninig, 1-0. The St. Louis Cardinals had a It was the sixth eonsecuth·e l01~s in Florida and no team iJ for Pitt&bW"gll. 1h.•p••i« to Set! them leave than PumpSie Green's single ir. the Sten~::el 's bedraggled New lOth inning nve the lloston Red H.indy) and Ran- dall (Mealey) Bowlet, a palr of juruors, will be the openlD.@: battery fur the Middleport Yellow J<~chh when they play tile veteran Ponwruy baseball team tomorrow for lh~ lidlifter of the prep diamond sr ason . Y01nkees. LouiJ ended the Florida sec· twn of Its dbibition &chedule Sl\0· by whipging New Yol'k, 6-3. It was the Jliational Lca&ue club's f1fth triumph .over the Yankees in games and left Slet1gel''1 lads w1th one of ttte poorelt records in big lt!ag\k' exhibition play, 7-15. The Cardl nals (13-7) boasted the not top ex.hibitiuu record among the 16 major leagu~ teams when they left florida Moilda)' by plane ror Arizona ~o ,tackle the four bii league clubs training in the S~Nth­ west. went next W{;leke.nd detptte hlo -victory. ~al~a Winner Didn t Make . t wo·sttoke ' The Little-ll:nown golfer w.:m bil first tournament of the yeu on the PGA tour SUnday but didn't Maste-rs, Dow Did have enough poinll to reeeive a )lid lor lbe Allll-· -Ga., ....,.. WILMlNGTON, N. C. UPI- Tom tiU.on. Nieporte of Rronxville, N. Y., who DoDw Fi'"'''~"ld led from start to finish in the Fla ., who Tequtlb, place in ~Aza~~le~a~o~p~e~n~go~l~f~t~ou~r~n~•~m~e~n~t,~!~a~il~·~t~h~e~1~2t~h~a~n~n~U~Q~I~~~e~v~e~n~t;·:er~e Sox 5"'f vittory theAngeles Cleve- ed to qualify for the Masters tourn· wUI plaJ in .the · land aJndiails; the over Los- Dodgers and Cincinnati Reds were tied al 4-i -:hen rain halted play after eight innings; the Baltimore Orioles downed the Kansas City AthlctiL'!, 5-2, and ,the Chicago Wh ite Sox defeated the Philadelphia Phillies, 4:-2, in a night game at San Juan, P . R. Wilt Penileriog Fat O!fer From Harlemites - Basketball 1' I : I! Sl!lce > 1~5. . Share of y8Ur $26 TO $1000 80\VLIN . G GREENHOUSE payc~Mc;k ... It's time , to see us for .w. SHUMWAY'~ ~- When bOll take tile u.n>s b.re boosts went In- to t:f!ect in at least 20 other cities. Petitions for transit fare increases are pending in New Orleaps. Philadelphia and Newark, N. J. Tlte.enc.· ~rnmon dkM lfrutCfll' II ~liout • thl"' of tho put. So II~ ltrHtcar l,_..f in ...,... .t the1 'Mtian. . lt'a ttlwtne WOf to .....,. , Spring Is Here! IS BLOOMING! s•VINGS i. LOIN CO. -WT·dotte 2·2111, PtBI..., OP·EN HOUSE ................................ SUNDAY, APRIL 10th 9 A.M. til 6 f.M. 4 manwidr is lilY man-sized Ullllwidt madt wi1l1 Heiner's bread ••• iclo;ll for luncb lloies for ac:hool or .1111 m•n. en tha _.j1b, ltecaYY Heinofs Slayl·fre!ller lqir. ~ Door Jlrlzos - I l •! •• •• • ••• ••• •• ·o.., willl •• llilne~s lfiiJIIIIRIIIHdl • •• l •• Clttl "'ltlpeo Willi · H111rtl's ••• •c.e- Relr..hmtt~ts ~• •• ••• •• Display COLUMBUS Ul'l _ Sptng offi· good nthletes than we've had in a riall)' ca nie to colum bu~ ~oday as long time,'' he laid. "We had our Coach Woody Hayes Ol)cned fool · best freshman te111m laat f~ll. It 's ball Jrills dt Ohio State. a mutter of how' fast they come Hayel'i, who begins Jll s 10th year I along. We're probably a c?~ple t B head Buckeye t•uul h , Mtid lhat yeara away (ro.m a great tflllnt, "not a t m gle job 1s st•wed up yet Amon' the outstandinQ "Laet ye,.r we knew fellows like coming .up of( tbe . J1m Hoult()n, Bob White and Er are backs John me Wright 1\ad them jnbs clin ched . vll1e, Bob Klein M ~ut we hav e had no ,inal~ great 11M Bill Mrukow,ali.l !)I athlete yet ~ nn tfr, uaton or w\ill.(l." '111rta Hayes, whn experienced hi~ most ol •ont year 111 the helm in 19&~ as the Bmks !l)s\ Uve 'anws, Ued Ger·m,.n. one and won three-, 'fl optimistic about tbla ye11r ~. • out 4P~ to . ······~· ..r--• ·TfiiED AMANWJcll? EASTER FLOWERS Spring Grid Drills Started . .•. At OSU With'All Jobs Open ---- werf'. • ································~·= • 11 .• ,.,. •••• ' I I' lenll "We ~on ~~:rnJ~more, pqten.ti4111Y I • 1 prumlsing • prosped in 1958. PATRIOTS SICJN TWQ BOS'l'ON (JPI The i!08ton Pstrolt!l Rlgned two Midwf'~t linemen Su nda y rnr their l060 Amerl. ca n fo~oolball r...-ali!Ue season. Com· int:: to were · Juhn On•mer, tut"kle from lllinois 1 1.. Ho~tetlcr, a li!4U- from purdue. CAGE, HOCKIY RIIULTS BY United Preu ljltttw.natlonJt National &uk.ett.ll1 A11ociltllfft St. L.oul& 11)6 Botton 96 National HMkey LH.,ue Toronto Detroit 2 :~f~~';:: 7Hock.,,,......,ll.ld • Lutv• S Clev•lan• 3 "'" . • ' (I (; •J I ' ' J . '· I ,leef " Golrs Oldsters Take Warmups Fot ~asters ' Chicken. :t.. rtr,ey I ' ! ! Ea~h \ • Ben ltoga n and Sam Snead, the hard c«d or ~<:otfdqm's ··old guard ," were AUGUSTA , Ga . Ulll - l, I '.,, '' amona thl! early arrivals getting hi tlwir li cks today for the :lAth of the Masters todr· Thuraday. S_neod, a thf$!· looked trlin btl V'-'" tourFia. triumph tot~­ bit Clfeel, Hogan, alao '" , hat been bon· lr.g :Jp for \he M.alten b)' practic· in Florlda. ,,.. the -past month, ma u low ,, SporU lne . I ' I ' I '. Yerk Gltntl field one 11 Rakes as low aa ........ U.25 11 ani . Floyd , SVARI C:OACH Ni!W YORK UP! Horllnd , ....,. Uoolloeat•J helped SbiWels • low •• ...... · .:1.49 Hoes I. the !between low !a •.•.. .~ ... ,2,18 National Footba.U Learye't detensive ..nitl 1n recliDt eeasont, has been ftlintd to replaee Tolll Wnd.rM aJ t~e dub'l , defatlve .t-"· ·... .! ' I . •• . ..... ' /• . •' '. .,,,• ;. r •. 1;_--~; -There's a GAS "bUilt·in'' ' Range ius-t fot. .YOU~ ' . ) ..<r-• ., '' \. . Yllalillll-theMil-.'*~l\liiNiteliollblltlllilli' . .. . . . I . pjlil\ljl.rwijba"fa<o)ilt!rlc~lOJ)'OIIf"td*.~•...,~•utci.o - ._.H... !1U -~ ~:oiei!>o•tll)e llihilti_,.. ·i ., ·~·co1Jikl ,..., .. .... to!l~M'-.r · ~ • bndht '. ··: ~ "ffatt> 'tluilt liblnlbl talliltlil w IJ.~~t~tiel!at)'l)Pi-~t~. lt*;e Aftilabltlaell;aiif jWtMI ... ,...fof' ~- ·1"11- Find. oui tOdaJ bow )""' CID ... I ~g..-«lk\aD':.nth 'littfe - -· . ~ ' . I ·bod. ~Jill~ ill I!' .~...... - ' Call'hiidU ~ joQO !<f ... - .'*''" ~.. -.., clv'lilf \ · •' ' t;" "" .· ' . ~:.' '.~...-' ~ I ' I c;.,.-.,.:*ilf & Nolith S.con4 Sh• ,, . ' .. ' ~ . .. ' . '\ .. . ' I ', \ J • "' MI~~~T, ,'1>~!~. " . .. :?": 1,1." ~ • ·. I I �• \. 8-DalJy SenUne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 4, 1960 ·-===================. WANT ADS Legal Notice , (9) For Sale LIGAL NOTI(! 8 ROOM HOUSE, 2 FULL WTS. 1Priced reasonably . 104 New Street. Bids will be received at the ofSee Gentle ·Brown . (• ) t. 6tp fice of tht! Mayor of the Village of Middleport, Ohio, until 12 o'clock 1950 ALLIS CHALMERS WD noon on t.he 20th day of April, 1960 FOR CONSlSTI!NT DI!PI!NDABLI! USULTI tractor and mounted 14'" plows. for the following: John Deeu waa:on with corn bo:x 1. {a) To replact'! the entire botllATES ~ and hay rack, baled hay , 100 rail · tom of the awi.m.min_g pool in lhe J cent. per word, '<JIN! "hl6ertioo:. llirltl..au.na eharc• - eo euta. road ties, two +hole ga lvanized Village of M.iddlepot1, Ohio. I eeota per word for three enn~eCUtive insertiou. (b) To replace the bottom in bog fe-eden . 0 . M. Woun . Rou~ Special - one month for 30 centa per word. l, Bailey Run Rd. Pomeroy, Oh1o the deep end of the swimming pool Full rate of 3 centa per word .,.;.u be cbarted for Mvertiltnc !4! 4, 6tc only and pressure grout the sbal· lf oot ~id witlbin 10 days after receivq bill. --::S::-H::O= O T::E::R::S:-cl:-0;:-A :;:-D~-;: IN:.G:-'- low end of the swimtniag pool. Erron in Adverti&inc - Should be reported immediately . The .SUPPLIES _(c) To ~IAhe a _de~stone l~cr Dally SeDtinel will not be responaib~ for more tb&D ODf hJCOI"· Powden, primers, bulleta. We j or_Imer af like quahty m the swlm· Ret in~~ertion. ai&O have ammunition for most mmg pool _m the Vlllqe of Midl-ard of Thanks aad ~lal Notkea of Eventt $1.00. ObltlW"iet U. S. guns and 90% of the for- dlepori., Ohto . , pubUt.bed at 1 cent per word. e1gn rifles. Primers $7 .50 per 2. Insl.all masttc seals. wh~re WORDS 1 DAY 2 DAYS 1000, ~ per 100, 22 shorts floor ~nd walls of the swtmmmg 1& 60< IIOo: tsOc, 22 IDn& rifle 68c, 100 guns/ pool JOin , and around all drains 20 60< $1.20 to trade. Fife's, open 10 a. m. GRAVELY TllACTOR SALII AND .. 7!k: 41.110 to 1 p. m. 3·3l-8tc . S.nlu. S12 1. M.ln, P1111111ray. Ada received by 10 A.M. wW ~ in tbat day·a ptlper1 Phone WY2·297S. Optn 'til 9 p. m. until June 1. S.IHMin: PHONE WY-2-2157 Harold Barnhart, R....wlll-. UIID BOATS AND MOTORI $25 Ohio. Phone Cool•lll• 1691. anti .. while liMy lut. MM~ 3-19-lfc: . l~l pollt.n Motort. 600 I. Main Thomas M. Fein SAVE S200. ON NEW 1959 1• cu. 1 :;" PCNMrOr. PhDM WY·NI70. ARE YOU RUN DOWN AT THI T..-mlt• and PHt Cc...irol foot llotpoint automatic defrost ·lt-tfc _ I, "--s? ~ your soul need · lng? Bast Work. LOWMt Prln.. rrM _ _ • ._., I nsurenGa Nat to nr~ f r1gerator · fr~ezer com bina- ( wkh. laq hrm.. t!On, 2 door, With l50 poun., RACINE IHOa IIERVICI IHOP Phone ,..,....Y WY 2-2366 freezer in bottom. Regular price APAh'l'MENTS _ .i'Umllbed and ltA.CtNE. OHIO..:__ ,..ttmouth PR 6-2ISO $629. Sale f42ll. Phone WY-2· oafurnlahed McM.uten M.ld:UeCLILANDI -::-==c--. c::=-::=:::-2::29 =_ u_e 263~. lngel'a Furn . MlddJeport. port. Phone. WY-2-0286.' 2-a.tf bCJe TV ..... lr ..,....._ 4 4 Sk .WANTED: GOOD HOME FOR ~ ---- --PhoN WY-2-2255 mouth old beegle. 681 s. Third IRHUBARB ROOTS. OLD VICTOR- 7 and 8 ROOM HOUSE, 4 ROOM P'Mieniy, Olne St., Middleport. 4 4 3tc IA and canadian Red- Guarantapartment and room ~~=====-:--===== eed to grow. Ue each. SeCond menl A. N. Bengel, PhoDe I houae eut from School house WY-2-3272. 11-2-tfc , In SYl'lcuae. William H. Holmu. Y.a DOUBLE FOR RENT, 870 LO· I PON 8'11VEU I WISH TO EXI,RESS MY Tha11ks 4: 4 tfc wer Second Avenue, Middie-1 to all who sent letters and CJrda -t $.1 h c 11 WY2 and to all who called on me dur- 2 HOUSES, 32 ACRES, ~ MILE por · ~ per mDnt · 1 · , 3973 • Circles Restaurant. ing my recent injury. 1 also wish frQm New Haven, One new house to thank Edna 11nd Norman and lot at CIJrton. See John Me_c3.,·2::il-::O,ctc'::,-,:-===:-c-::-=-:= Schaefer, who pro\'~d such true Daniel, CUlton, W. Va. HOUSE IN POMEi\OY. 4 ROOMS friends in need as well as dee<! . [ 4 4 6tp and bath. Unfurnished. Phone! .Mn. Lester Brookover WY 2-35715. 4 I 8Lp · -491 Llnceln St. ~4 4 1\p : WS ALLIS.CHAMBERS TRACTOR -::-:C,' Phone WY-2-3561 Middleport plow and cultivators $3SO Ph 115 ROOM HOUSE, :S Miles from RaYU-~-2248 . Roy Pooler. · · cine. Electricity and free gas. ,6) LOSt Ond FOUnd Goud garden. On good road. C. BARNt:S·SlllPSON IN5UJWiolll 4 4 3tp Agents, Middleport. Fin, t.utoD. Circle, &acine, Ohio. 4 l 3tp FOUND - BLACK MALE SHEP· AU'roMATIC WASHE,R and G. E. moblle, Bonda. Phono WY-2HERD DOG . Collar and cbaln. refrigerator. Phone WY 2-3408. TWO SINGLE HOUSES, UNFUR· 2903. Owner pays for ad. Jed Webster, nished, 1 apartment, furnished 4 1 3tc City HalL 4 • 3tc • or unfurnished, 1 apartment COMPLETE IN&URANCI!: ~RO tection. Life, Au~o. }ire, PoUo. -· NEC'CIII SEWrNG MACHINE fumtahed, all in Middleport '•"ipped to llg-zag, darn, monoc.u WY23261. uatc Call DOD Killl. 11iddltport, Ob10. ::::::-;::,:::-- .. gram, eu.~ ' $6id orla:lllally for 19!14 fiUICK vu spoci•l • dz .... ) $181.00. Pay ou balancti duo/(20) dan. Like new f•msh . Dynaflow $56.90 or ~.00 Pet mo.,1.4.· dme. $695.00 Blaottnar'a, Porn· I'hone WY2·!120., 8~ HOUSE FOR SALE: 5 ROOMS & eroy. 3 ao Ole bath, full basement, garaa:e. COn· 19M FORD VB 4 dr. sedan. Rough SINGER ELECTRIO PORTAl!JLE tact John H. RuMeil, Fiaber St., looking but runs good. 1295.00. nwlng macb.lne ' bi excellent Pomeroy. Phone WY-2-Dn.t·. 3 30 6tc condill.on. BalaDoe dut only Blaettn/lr's, Pomero¥. 4 4 6tp $39.00. Terms if desired. Phone I (9al Marine Supplies (I) Notices For Sale I . In·-•-- •w- 14) For Rent 1 i a •part·J··I (20b' a 12) Cord of Thanks nsurance I I ""'==:-c:-=c-:--::- - -;; ; ; ; ;-; ; ;-: :;:-:; :; ;:,. ,-:'-;-':;--;; I - I 18) Auto Sales Business Services r;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;. (21 l Real Estate Experleq.ood RAD.IATOR WY2-220f. 3·311-8~c 1957 MEilCURY 4: dr. hard top sedan. Very low mileage. Sharp WINDOW BLINDb ANl> SHADES car Inside and out. Push button Ven~Uan BUnda, all t!zea end colon. FrM IIU,matea. Dalfl thlft. H.&H. •169~. Blaettnn'1, WlpPil Supply, 211\ Union AYe., Pomeroy. 3 30 6tc Pomer(ly, Obic.. 3+00tc FOR SALE: FIVE liOOM HOUSE with bath. Nice loc:aUon. Melvin Hood. lli Loeuat St.; Pomeroy. 2-80-30tp BOUSE tFOR SALE IN l'AGEtowo, tix rooms, 4 rooms down, 2 up, approximately 1 acre · leland well 13 miles ,...,___ State Route Jnqlllro KIRBY S\\I:EPER. REPOSSESS· ~and In A· l condition. BaJ.,c~·~·- hUC $3? .00. Tilke OVI:f pll.JI· menlll. Phone WY:.!·22043-31).6tc REPAIR 'U CHEVROLET I> TON TRUCK. pick·up. New mDtor and lilood AUCTION rubber. Reasonable . Call Cool· On Saturde~y, April 9, 1960, beWe repair all types of radivilie 1917, Gordon Chevalier, glnnina: at J2 ;30 P. M. at my Turtpen Plains, 0 . 4-2·3it ators, from heater corea to farm ope mile northeaat of the largest truck or tractor Chester on the New Hope Road, 1858 BUICK Special hlll'dtop, 4 dr. 1 will soli at auction the fol· aedan. Leas thao 28,000 actual radiator. mllet. Dynarlow drive, R&:H, 1 lowing: 1 Two-piece Living Room Suite _,19~.00. Blaeltnar'a, PBmeroy. 3 Odd Chairs 331)614:1 :rl Writing Desks Pomeroy, Oblo 19111 ISElTA. WILL SELL REAS· 1 G.l!.! 1'elovlsioo Set ONADLE. Call WY 2·2207 durlna 3 Floor Lamps, 2 Table lAmps day, cwll WY ~HMO in the ev~n­ 1 Console 'fable L 0. MoCOY lng. t 1 tlte 1 two-oven Hotpoint EJeclrlc AUCTIONIII lfMIM 2. Lon1 lottom, ,Jhltl, Ranae J 8 i"t. GE Refrlaerator .nt C0NDITION!NG, REFRIGER· I oJ• t-or !»aN 1 Norae Wrln1er Waaher atlon tervlce. Jac.k'a Refrirera· 6 ROOM HOUS~ WI1'H BATH. 1 Bendix Electric Dcyer tlon, New Haven. Phone TU Mra. JDhn Stout, Harrisonville, 1 Maple DininC 'fable and 8 21>537. O.li3·U ChaJra Ohio. 4 1 3tp 1 DJnette let MUILJ.IR PUINAC~., WIITIN. LIVI BAIT ABOUT APRIL 4 1 12 Ft. Phlleo Freez.er HOUII oppllancoo. Arnold I,. Mtnnoww, nlaht crawlera, 1 Gla11 Door Cupboard ........ l¥rHUM, Oh... ..... . worms, flahlni auppliea. Licente 1 Utillly Cabinet WY·UIII. 11·1f.lfc 1 Maple Bedroom Sultfl feea fDr Ucenaea donated to Meii• Fith lind G11me Aasocla· 1 Odd Bed and Bedroom Furnl· ULEVll>JON JIADIO AND SIIALL appll.anee repair. Phone OtJt tion. Flfe'a, opcrt 10 a. m. to ture .MeCUntoek, Raelnt. Oblo. 7:00 p. tn. 3-31 tltc 1 Eleclrlc and One 011 Heater 2·1-tfc .. - · - -l LDt Dishes and other lterna too numerou1 \o mention. ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEAN er. Runs like new. Has throw All ltema h1r excellent «JndJUon CUtiWII BUILT ¥JT•·IIDI Dlllo illlnad ~ •oor boaoo ,... tt awa,v baa:s. Full prJc. only aome aame 11 DOw. Um•~ ,...,_~..._ aud ~ t3Ul0 or lermt IYillable. Sile w1U 1 bt btld under- roof. •bno WY-NIIIL 11+11 Phone WY:J.2:M. 1111~:.;:;1 Combine . for accltlentt IILIVIIIOH "'IIICII/ ~D IIMAI.~ LAND 0 N RT. tiO, E. ATHENS. N.t re "' ~·~ AHJI- nollr.l .~H Pronk t'or omoll ln<luotry bulldlllll olto '"~I.IY KARl, OWNIR . C ... loa, 41( N. ...... A>lt. or bualneas. Not. far from Athebl. AJitltnilr~ t. 0. · Mce•r· Mlllllllfllrt. ' • I I tfc Faye Turner, R. R. 2, Carpenter, f ·'Utp . ,·• . , Ohio. 4 1 tltc: AUCTIDHIIIt Conlploto lohltt HAY I'OR SALE. Denvar or o~ f00sA~1 ROOM HOUSE ~ , ... CiriH l .tWftf4 . ville Carmon. Poach Fort U011d, ot lloxl,r., ~)'l~ ,polaled, In· off Rt. 33. 4 1 3tp side and oat GGOCI' weH and · Wrh.- ... ~,., C. IIAD'IIIID. a.o)oe, Olllo. -outbulldina:•. CaU WY2·28a7 Blaettnar's I dull MAGIC CHEt' RANGE, ZENITH 4-2-lltp SUBURBAN - 8 · room stuc~o, bath, basement, central he&t, nice kitchen with birch cabineta, double garage with room over i~ead. Large lot with flowers and !ruil. City water, gas. Located on basement, a:araa:e. nice lot wltb shade . $4200.00. Down payment $1000.00. 10-ACR.I FARM - Only 6 miles from Pomt>roy on h11rd ro<~d . 25 acres in cultivation, l:S acres in timber, balance in pasture. Six room fr.ame hou1o, bath, porches city water, barn and other build· inp. Double a:aralile. $13,000.00. VlttGIL TIAJII'ORO, lalwnan Box 229 Phona WY 1-6731 ,., 2, $1c lmpala llardlop Coupe . 100% pa111ntee, apotlcu Inter· Htr, er.bllne whJte finith wJth red interiGr, 348 ('ll. ln. motor, Turboa'llde tr.ana., pwrh button radio, heater, wheel dtsca, wtMtewall Urea. Orisinal telli.na: price-· $3105 EROY .co. 1 ( ~-~~~~ , ' I j<- l '• : 1'1)1 I I .._.ew Hnuen Events RepOrted Mn. William Rousb. IIOT ARY HOLDS MIIITING The Rotary Club held Ua reaula..r dinner meetina Tbl11'8111)1 eveninl at IW'tfDrd Metbodlst Churcla. An election of offlcen wu held with Phu Wolpert elee\ed prealdent; HarrY Miller, vice president; RuseU Clpebart, secretary-treasurer; and Q. J. Bostic, Dr. Jdhn RidP"IIf and J. L Stewart, Board of Diree- .' ton. Attending were those named and Donald Roush, [Jyod Rouab, Floyd Cormack, Richard Ord, Jack net!> er, Jame. Hampton, Rome tlUliamJOn, Alton Bonney, Jr., Artbur Wehrli, E. L Stein, E!U'l Clark, Thomaa Reed · snd .aueall, James Diehl, Jr.. Pomeroy, abd Emmett Shuler. lliddleport. SIIWING CLUa M. .T$ The Sewtna: Club met TU.elday af. ternoon at the l)ome of Mrs. Herman Layne. DwiDa: the toelaJ bour ttae bolteu served refre•bm.enta to Mrs. L. J. Ruttencutter, Mn. L. C. Rnuah, Mrl. N. 0. Weln, Mra. Ollie Rouah, 'Mn. George Lerner, Mn. Hugo Juhllns. Mn. IJoyd Roulh. 14n. Philip Wolpert, llro. R. F. Bryant, Mn. Fred ·Batey, lira . .J. L. Stewart, Mn. W. T. Stone, Mn. Carroll Adams, Jr., Bruce Adams. The nes.t meeting will be at the home of Mn. Ottie Rolllh April 12. 4-:00 Comedy Playhouae ' :30 .Adventure Time ':00 Steamboat Bill 5:30 Sit Pre!ton 8:00 Stea-mboat BiU 6:1a Jim Thacker Show 0:25 Wea.tbertaJt lrSO NP.WI# Picture , 1 :45 Huntley Brir.klfly Jl.ept rt ' ~00 Huckleberry Hound 7:30 Riverboat e:20 'Ialea of Wfills FarJo 9:00 :Peter Guon 9:3() Alcoa Theater 10:00 Oscar Night in Ho11ywood 11·.00 7;110 T od ay . 9:00 Katie Ooorum Sbow iUO TpP.pe"r ' · · Chph~~~ 8:-M~~~hl' ~::~ ~;,:,~;n'~.:b . flrOO , Am.f'l1C811 ~!!.Daltt-.id 5:30 · Rln Tin TiD 1·00 &aa :l!"ranci~ ~eat ~ 1;30 Yo"!' lol'> 6·45 Joblr DalY' lWWIJ' TBA 7 "{:30 CJ;u~y~e . . . a'!3!> BO\U'bon Street Beat 9!:3& t0:30 11:00 U:lQ U:15 H~ tea u ·30 12:lll · ':IM · d CONTROl.. BfJSiNESS All Work Carries Guarantee . And Serviclt'' ~ohcy . - Capitol NAACP Plans Boycott Of City Stores CommunWD. They allo ah·· P&tn· otically doina: tbelr bit to prftect us from over-production. ' , l.,....bla ,lashllllllt i Some of the ways Jn wb.ifb ' lhii is done are described In • report prepared by the staff ol tbe House Appropriation~ Committee. from tbe tone of tb' l'fotbat the committee we would be better olf with· out this extra protection. Take, for eumple, tbe cue of tbe expendable RaablighU, whiCh the Army Sien•l Corps purebaN!d for a west Coast air base. Tbey were so defectiYe, the report said, "they were locally known aB llP· gle-uae items, to be thrown away the fi.nt time the switch failed to work instantly." You can see how this eladses with the M.rxi•n theory. · ~y throwing awaY fiashltghtl alter using tl)em once, we need nevq; , · worry about over-pr~uc:tlo~.[· NQr did Marx evf!l!" dream t UJiatPhiladelphla Quartef't.!ltster Jl<pot could cut 7M items o1 tift~ • shot inventory and atilt ave COLUMBUS UPI-The Colum· bus Chapter of the NAACP said todsy it will hold a mass meet· ing on the state house a:roundA April 10 to demonstTate sympathy for Negroek in the -south and, to kickoU a boycott of three dbnl! store chaiiUi. · The Negro group old that It received permission to bold • the meet1ni from state officials. The Rev. John B. Quiet cochairman of the arrangementa committee, said the put"pose of the open air mass meeting was twofold. ;.~~~~~:t:o the b~ at ·:·· ••-·___-..:: a coat Is further evidence off base. l ju• go tiroke provin1 1:00 1:30 1:00 • 8:15 6:2() e'!MI"l t1:Jo '1:30 The ldlle of Nl~ The '!Jir~e Stoogea The IJfe of Riley Artl:lur J. Smith. New A Look~ the Weather ~..!'~ •IU.vlln ~how :ftftrol('4n' utr'" ,;--· •. • HJ.gbway Patrol The Kate Smith Show I:OU The. Te:un 8:30 8:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 . . U ,30 December Bride . . 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:SO 1:00 9:30 . Heart of the Cdy AI the World TUrnl For B6l~e~ or Worse House PartJ The Million~irt 'ftle· Verdiet_ll YoUn "" ..,. ri,.,.,~etl n., 1h5 ~cret Storm l:3( .i'..dge of Nidn t:OO The Three Stoogw Father Knows Belt il)anriY Th··a~ ~hf'" . Ann Soth'erri. Show Hennesey , DuPont 3bo-w · l.l:I)O. .. MewtU:1o, A Loot at th~ Weather t :30 1:00 6:lfl a:20 Life of lVJe:r Artb~Ir J. ~itb If... A Look at the Weather .Jule Rivun· Show 1:80 Amos .'n• AntlJ J:tiO J'rontier "l:30 To Tell the Truth ~ . Dernas o , ~fe Show .Qd;."~r;·f~~SdOJ :.•: ~=~~~ Skelton I tOO New11 ut. Captain KallillOO t:tll CalltOOil 'l'h~tlf Red Ro'l'<- ~how 10:30 On the Go U:Oil I Love Lucy (0:00 UO •0:00 1:00 ~l:IO ' 11:15 12:00 Doi>Y Glllla Red Show Garry Moore Sbow 11 o'dnck New A: J:..ook at the Weather Sp;ee_ial BroadcJtd Theater 13 WMPODaily Program Schedule ft\Dnday Through, Friday &:M · Sia:n f)a : • e:oo Guon Star . , 6:1~ N~1 II• weather !l~~t ,!!~· NeWI : i ll!ltiall!$81 Partt News lust F:or You 1:30 Newa 1:35 lust·For You 2:00 c.ltlnJ On Pt. Pleasant Mwlc Go ilow!d 8:~ NeWs 3,1!1! IIIW~ Gn ·Rollnd · Utl Local· Newt~· Go Round 4:30 Review . 11<1!11 G:IO 5:15 .,oo ·WJEH Brings You The NANcY Up To The Minute THE: OUTFIELDER . Mason County NEWS ' .. 3timesDady 10 AM 11:55 AM aad of " ,. •• ELECTRICITY COT10N '!Jte repdl't said the •lock .!ould be further reduced at a uvlnl-"'Or $M.OOO ·on paperwork aloae "il tbe a!arine COrp. can be penuaded to abandon Its requirement for a special mahoJany finish lhoe·lM' ther." But I think we can count ~n the Marine Corps to confobld Marx by remaining distlnetava1J lhod. Where Marx really under-rated us was in the field of fooUocteft. cou1dn't have known that 10 base In Germany would ordef fOOtlockers from the Un!Utd when they were available at a supply depot nearby. Certainly he couldn't have roteseen the mix-up that caused JO,· · Jnstead of 300, footlockers to lurned,llloludillf the buUII•.-. -1"- · · Thla is lio ordinary JW!r&nleel You m~ .t, ·!'"~ the Quick·Reoove!Y iW-'IalJ91' EJocb:!c Wallet ijeto"'* ~ 'JP,YIDJ your famll)' an duo hot~t- tbey ..;t;·~w •~rer they want It\,, IIlii yo.u- be·~ llilth·tbe aboOiule,iat'ety this ~~~- anc! fltmiiJw - - .boatllil'',, ¥, • ~ f~ thai It lnBtalla !IIIYW~Mii> your hGIIIii' (llo,llilill"' ~t. ""' needed) ••• tho 101i1et tank llilo •••,tho eatn Y..,. of trOubJe..I'No llelYico. If. you ""' DOt oomp/elfly lllliiiMd, your """"'Y will be ....turned, includina Installation -11. See your eloctric applianoo deolet or plumber, ot call \II for lllOM detalla. ' t. ~ur ~~euer .,.._, .,..,, -. '•. '-··- tD b.ea&........ ___ ... UP WIF ioo~...d..if..[~~ klnda of 11it,~ry-· . on ,.,.~ .en. , , W••LL GUARANTEE YOU WON'T! ADd W11'U tunller llllll'Mitee you wiU bo COMPLBTa~Y IATIBri8D wllll a Qalok·-very I>O·a:lllhm llloolrie Waler Be•ter or yov - 7 wW be " ' 214Ue AN' DOC PU.I66EO OlE I s:o:s I'M:!• :b;ot water ·too often'? HOLLER. SNUFFY .. r ear lH' £AAACHe, Oh GJ t2:oo Lo.. or Life "'"'"...~:: ~~~u~g~~ &:oo . +Jie Brtgbter Da7 · '·ui '~'~-"' Se<t'Ot·!il- ' Coffee Tlind~ $wap Shop .· Mornin1 Devoll~-' .., On· the Town ti· Co1111tey Hoe ·- ·-.. o. N,potl. -News . Running· ;,";o ut of· ,1:11 Honeymooners Br®:t9 . . WYatt Earp 'Ibe Rifleman Colt 45 Alcoa Presents Keep Talking 'Ibe News Toaight Scanning the Weather Spo~ Report Late- .Show Sip Qff By DICK WIST WASHINGTON UPI - 1" ' know much more about Kl.rl Marx Lhan the ave.rage Russian knows about Groucho. 8Llt one of his economic tbeorie• seems to bave stut!k in my memory. 1 recall reading some place that Man. predicted capitaliJm would eventually fall Df ita own weljht by producing more Ulan it could consume. Tltouabts nervous. Su in his study, his to the klda quiet, then invented munism. The Marxian doctrme nas been pretty well picked to pieces hf now and I think 1 have spotted still anothe naw in bls theory, Marx failed to reckon with U. S. armed servicea. 1 mean some of our warriors are doing more than merely protect· ing us from the military threat of WHTN..W~Cha~nel 13 . , Mary~, •••• ... ••:16 1 Married Joan Wo W• .VG. 17 YEARS IN TBE PEST BRADBURY ROAD 10:30 .1:00 .1:05 12:00 Rftll"" Gun EXTERMINATING CO. Route 1 10:00 11.:~ . Your Eno J'tePO"I'ter · \1 :tS Theater. 13 King Builders Supply Co. , '1:10 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 8:30 Romper Room o:3o . Movte . \2:$8 Sign· o!! FEATHER-JWCK For Small Pllnlers ltM Jovt'Dio Re,._ e:fO We3therman &:45 John pa1y t(ewa 8"':00:. Cartoon ' speda~lar IndianG Splitface Llme1tone ALSO: • A4\',.,htres in ftaradlse Mack Amateur Hour The N~wt ~on~bt Scanning the Weathel . Sport ltepo~ I;.ate Show And Estimates Call · St. ~01) ~erican ·l!hn stan 5:30 Rocky and His Friends ~ SaDSrMeisco Beat Channef 8-T.ui!sda) · ~" · · Ia BusiDess I• Poaaeroy STONE MANTELS and PLANTEI'I. AREAS ~·~ ~! ~ ~'';..uat · d d :oo Channel ·1;J" Ideal fi'or 1:30 Medic 2:00 Day In Court 2:30 Gale Sl.orm Show t:4-0 Weathenuao Mr. and n. 'Benny S~fford are announcing the birth of a son on Marcb 22 at Plesant Valley HOipit. al. Mr8. SWford is tbe fOrmer Fern Oliver, daughter of Mr. and M.ra. Carvin Oliver. POMEROY, 0. HNoJllnet .•, WCHS.;TV C"unr.~el 8 BIRTH ANNOUNCID Gilmore Supply Store NC"4'11. ll:UJ W"-eathercast u ·1!1 Jack faar ShOW 10'00 U.uiJii, Re_::M::_I-::-=:::-·-=--::'':;00;;-.:~=IJn:::..Off;;.::.._-;--::;~- For Free In~pection FOR 'YOUR RUlLDlNG NEEDS 10:30 Play Your Hunch 11 :00 Price iJ Rilht 11 :30 Concutratlon 1:!:00 Truth or Conseq:ilencea 12:30 It Could Be You 1:00 Mld Day News uo Movietlme 2:30 Loretta Youni Theater 3:00 Young Dr. ...talone 330 Fr-on'l These Root.s Channel 3-Tuesday Your Vaughan's. Agent Mlddleperl, OhiO That Fella Karl Marx Never Figured On Our Armed Foreet~ 4 :00 Comedy Playho•!Se 4:30 Adventure Time 15:00 Stlftamboat Pill 5:30 Woody Woodptcker 8o00 Lowrey Showtime 8:11 Jim Thaeker Show 8:21 Weathercast 10:30 Academy of Arts & Science 1-an 1·,:.. ,.~ Plf"tu1"• Award Pre:~entatlon 8:4& Huntley BriMley 12:00 Jaek Paar Show T:OO Cannonb.I.U . •:UO:_:S.::J•.::n.,.o~--,---rr •uru Lal'l.mJe 8:30 Startime 9:30 Arthur Murray Parlf {1:4$ Sign on \0:00 M- ~quad 6:00 Continenta1 Classroom 10:30 Pbil Stlven Show STOP nRMilt DAMAGE NOW Pbone WY.Z-3741 TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 Channei 3-Monda' TERMITES>-· -~- . ., · 1! The Lighter Sic/e Bf1) . tope., IIAROAINI .-l...t. 'l'hlll IJ ...... Wllllam. Kehrland, lin. .Jt&7 Wet· •'"II ProjOot of the .,..p. Tho cltth ver, llra. Tbelma Capehart. Mrs. voted to Ml'Ye the lJont Club diDo LawreDce Lieving, )Ira. PIDIY P:ey, 1111: meeUU o.nee a mouth. Sec:r.t Mn. JOHpbine Miller, Mn. Doua:- SI.sten were revealed. W Miller, Mn. Melvin Knapp, and AUeodifta were Mrs. Nora Tripp, 1uest.J, Mn. Charle1 Rouab and Mn. C. C. Monta:omery, tiN. carl Bect)o, Karea U.evin«. MrS. Neal King, Mrl. Ralph Roulh, Mn. KonHaym.a.ker and the hostess, Mra. aelh Hem, Mn.. Fred Rou.tl, Xlu Cunningham. Lohena RGUib, lin. Sadie Warth, WOMAN'S CLUB MilTS 14n. Thelma Capehart, Mn. H. C. The New Haven Wornan'a Club Roner, Mn. Nelson Roush and held their Mareh meelin& at the Alex Quillen Memorial llluildm& wJtb Mn. Alton Bonney, Jr. and Mn. William Cbuiler servjns: u hosteases. Mrs. Paul Scally, preti· dent, presided at the bu&.ineu Mr. an<. Mrs. Otis McClintock meeting. DevotionalJ for the evenand family •pent Saturdaw# evening o·n•a were go·ven by ....... "- ·1am ea w1lh Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jividen u. 1 n•mp on. and family at Athens. M 1 th1 ~-• rs. Robert MeG o In repon.~ Mn. Francis Romine, Hemlock on the decorating and cleaning of Grove, is a iuest her IOJl·in-law the G'1r1 Scout room at the Memand daughter, Mr. and Mrl. Heney B 'ld'ma:. .. _ R . G. Greene otlal m.cll. Euler, and ·family. d .._Ul Sc u port .Mr. and Mn. Jack Curtis and an JD.J.S. a Y a:ave a n on the convention held at the r.reendaughter of Pomeroy were Sunday brier Hotel at White Sulphur guests of hi• mother, Mrs. Leone · k w d aJ SprlDil. .Mra. Mar ar , a:ener Curtis. t h 1 d chairman o t e cub's annual in· Mrs. Carolyn (Norria) Y01t ll vianer to be held in May, appointed iHng Mr. and .Mrl. Dlck ·Reid and the table coromtttee: Mrs. Louis Uoreen Norris at St. Paul, Mlnn. Karschnik, Mn. William Chlliler Mrs. Mae F. Wolfe spent la~t d id K 1 w·1 Thr week in Athen• villtlna Mr. and an rs. ar 1 ell . ee new memben were voted on and ex· Mrs. Floyd Wo~e. d d · · · t J 1 th e1 b Mr. and .Mrs. Sam Curtis and ten e mv1tations o o n e u : 1-, w T Mrs. 0. C. Campbell, Mra. C. T. d augh..r DI Co Il,lmbus apent the Dodd and Mrs. Paul B. Powell. A short program was presented weekend with his parenta, Air. and Mrs. Harry Curtis. c by .Mrs. ScaUv. She reviewed an 5 COUT INVIITUI.II! SIRVI E Mr. and Mrs. Darcy Potter vlait# ed over the weekend with her· moThe Glrl Scouts held a candle·· artide appearing in the General ther, Mrs. Lovey Sayre. Uebt 1nvesture Service recently at Federation Maiazine on Obscene Mrs. Isabel Simpson spent lut the Alex Quillea Memorial Build· Literature. A social hour was enjoyed by week i~ Columbus with M.r. and In •• to advanc e the f o11 ow lng gor·I• Mrs. Charles Beeile. from Tenderfoo& Seoutl to Second Mrs. Jesse Abel, Mu. Robert McMr. and Mn. Dean Allen and Claa Scouti: .llOBtmary Siak, Chris-l'~~~~~lini<~!M~r~a.hJ~al~m~:elll Hampton, Mnl. . Howl!rd , Br.en d a Brown, San- Louis Mrs. Donald daughter, Beverly, of New LexJns-1 ' tna ton spent Sunday with her parents dra Marsb:aJl, Susan Grmstead and Brown, Mrs. R. Mrsand. Kev. and )Ira. F. E. Dunn. t Nancy Capehart. . M.rk Ward, M.ra. Mrs. Laura McKemie 11 spenorttna:, The gIr18 d liPIayed some p rn the hostesses. s~veral days with her son 1nct jects they had completed and some AUXILIARY MEETS daughter·in·law, Mr. and Mn. BUJ ~hey were workJng on. Refres_h· The American Lesion Auxiliary lrnenta were served to ~ra. Bill Post 140 met on Monday evening at !'tteKen!lt at Gallipolis. Among those attendlns the In· Capehart, Mrs. Howard S11k, Mrs. the Legion Home. Applications for spection of the ·Belpl'e ~hapU:r OES 0. J. Howard, Jr., ~- and M~.· two girls to attend Girls State in Satu;of\ay night were Mra. Marge Donald Brown and Libby, Mrs. W_aiCrow, Ann ftupe, PauHne Hill, Vel· liam Manhall, Mrs. Richard Gnn· rna QulUt~n, Jane Hill. stead, and second claa scouts SharGuestJ of Mt. and Mrs. 1-'red Ca· ry Flelhe_r, Myra . RouiJh, Donna die were Mr. snd Mrs. Ruuell Roush, Diana Boattc, Leah Ann Woltz Df Bremen, Ohio, last Thurs· MUler1 Judy Hoff~an, Sheri Meday and Mn. Charles Tucker and Glothll.n, Nancy Hall, ,Juet I_-IudI nall, .Barbara Marshall and ~rs. !lon, Karl, of Lancaster, S•mday. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jaccaud Marvm McFarland, leader. The visited Mrs. Kermit Dalley at Hoi· Girl Scouts Troop 1 of New Haven i1 sponsored by the New Haven and craeks in the deck. Said seals Woman's Club. to be placed in accordance wlth aiRTHDAY PI\RTY Unda Lou Roush, d:~ughter of Sika Chemicals specifications. 3. Replace all steps at the swim· Mr. and Mrs. James N. Roush eel· ming pool wUh concrete. · ebrated her Oth birthday on Wed4: . Conatruct a concrete walk 15 nesday evenin& with a party. feet in width and 4: Inches tJ•ick Games were played and favors givwlth one inch drop encircling en to tbe children. A birthday bunthe swimming pool in the V.Uqe ny cake, Ice cream and beverage of Middleport, Ohio. were served to Carolyl} Ro.ush, Detailed specifications for all the Bruce Adams, Jeffery Roush, C1ndy work to be performed under the Tennant, Mrs. Albert Fields, Mrs. above bid may be obtained at the Dorsey Lee Roush. Mrs. Carroll Office of the Mayor of Middleport, Adam• Jr., and Mr. and ~1'8 . Roush Ohio. Cont"ct VUIB&~ Clert,. and Unda. Separate t:IJda are· l."ef.,IUelted for GOOD WILL CLUB e&ch item and alternate Item as set The Goodwill Club met for i.ts forth above. March meeting at the home of Mrs. The right Ia reserved to reject James Cunninabam. Games were PHONE WY-2-!774 any and all bJds. played and prizes awarded. Birth· GENE GRATE, Clerk of day gJfta ~re sent by the mem· the Vlllage of Middleport, bers to Mrs. Harold Capehart, who was unable to attend due to illness Ohio. C'> 4, 11, 2tc 'nose attendin&: were Mrs. Thorn- $12,3®.00. Poii;iiRo';oyad. - 1 · room frame , bath, teleYIIion, M.aytaa: waaher, 2 1.,;;;;:-;;;;;;;;;;;;--;;;;:;;;;-;;:;;;;;;;:; ~ -=~=----:::-:::-::: laWn mowen, 1 bed complete, HE:lFEitS FRESU, THREE HOIIi: BUU.OERS, BIRCH CAlli· NET makm ronnlca 1lnk Guern&e)'l, 1 Jerny, 1 Hoi· refrlgeratol'. Phone WY 2VIU~l ubeatot bloclr. laJd. House • stein. JohD Houdaahelt, M.ln· erJYUle, 4·2·3tp ..pain ot Ill dool:rlpUo<-. calli GU¥ N•'•lor; Baolito, Olllo. . 8 uted pofter mOweta, aome lUte new; WI\ITI TODAY FOR RHODES folder 1Dd low ebJeJt prleea. Uaed ahoe skate~, we Lrade: Prompt auwer. Rhoclea Hateh· 10 uted bikes tl-00 to f20.00; el')'l Spencer. w. va. 3-IHO\p Musical .Jnstrumen\8, 1\lhan, ban· jos, \rumpeta and clarlneU; Movie t~mer11, projectors, Pol· BULLDOZI!II SERVICES AVAILABLE b)' hour or jo~. Contact: . loraj~ and ttilJ cameru; Muon Clt)' 8P 8-I'M'8 1 Del won used, boa\1, 8 ft. plam to 18 Rnberta. a 12 ztp ft. cabln; Eilht UHd . outboard motors. 1~ lo i& b. p.; 101 jokea. 10me adult joket. Record plarera. 45 r. p. m. r• cords, 3k each: ElectrJc sewlna mac:hlnes; very lood &Ohlt Urea: llhl~! a:a• motor eart tor cbUd Dod 420.00 up; Sweepers, power uwa, toola, hobbJe•~ toya, electrJe moton and appUancea, aunt; We redeem lftiO atampt. We bU)', ell, trade. Brlnl in IOIDethiftl )'1)1.1 don't need TUrn it ·in&o cub or trade lor ,IMml~laa JOQ eaD uae. 1 rues, open 10 •· m. ·to 'I p. m. By Mn. Francis Morris A3c and Mn. Jamea Price, recent newlyweds, left Wednelday to mab their home in California where he is atationed. A large group lrom here attended the Baptismal aervic61 held m lhe Pomeroy Baptist Church, last SundAy afternoon. The Racine Chapter OES attended services at Le~t Methodut Church Sunday e\'erunr.- panied by Mn. Cleland, wbo bad spent tbe lut week whh their son-in-law and daughter, .\ir. and M.rs. Ivan Powell and new btby. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lindsey and aon, Scotty, of Grove <::ity spent the weekend wltb her Parenti, Mr. and Mrs. ldason Spencer. Mr. and Mn. Verne Watten_on SpP.nt Friday rnth relatives at VmCt nt, Obi~. Mn. Mary Wood of Apple Grove spent Friday visJtmg her lister-inJaw, Mra.. Fern Norril. David &nd Eve• .. n Roush of Col· umbu1 spent the~ weekend wilh their father, Dale Roush, and grandparentl, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush. · M.n. Heleo Johnson spent SI.Ulday with her .on and daughter-inlaw, .MJ. and Mrt. Thereon John· son, at PlanU. Mr. and Mn. JunJor Stewart of Belle, W. Va. called Monday even· ing on lli• parents, .Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bradford of Dorcu were guests Sunday afier· 'noon or Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Dunn. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aprll4, 1960-7 U GrfDIIead,lln. CUff louah, JlrL , _ - Celebrating ·1118 39th Year Hll-8tc 1 tOVR RACINE Is R.eported aftmloon. Frank Cleland and 100, Steve, went to Sprinl Lake, N. C., Frlday, and returned Sundq, acc:om101' Holpltal, 8Wida1 ~' I ~ •: " 1·1~ 0 ... ]. I ........ ..J.- ' BJ JIBNJB 111J.I!i!¥1U.U oo -nu:v• WHY <;;ALL HIM ~i " BUI-L'P.~ER · SRADYr " �• • I • I '. .J ' • • Amateur Gankraer• :To Hold Meetirag - The April meeung of Amatuer Gudenen. CJub w1V meet th!lto Wednesday eve01n1 at the home of •Jln. C E Blake&lee w1th members responding With "lnteresling Spots in Mel&l County" to the roll call Mr. Bb.keilec , Me1g5 Counly A&rlou.ltural Agent w1ll be the guest speaker for the J•1ee1Jng ' Ticket Committee Announced For Charity Ball The Bend Area Uci:et committee for the first charity ball of tbe Pleasant Y.alley Hospital aUXJlury has heen announced by Mrs. Malpb Warner, of Maaon , chairman The ball w11l be held 1n the Bradf.ord Church of Christ Dedicates Happy Harvesters New Class Rooms With Ceremony Sunday Meet Friday At Sunday was a special day of interest to the members of the Bradford Church of Chrtst with dedication services for three Federated Church new class rooms being held in the afternoon at the church. Mn. Max Me,inhart, Mrs Edward Ralph Humbte, student at Kentucky Christian College, is H1t~ and Mrs. Bent! Wolre were the pastor of the church and for the servtces Sunday corninc hostesses when the Happy Hanes with htm to speak to the church during the morning worship tE'rs Class of the Federated Chur~h .wrv1ce was Professor Nash of KCC with lbe program topic, " Conser National Guard Armory near Pomt ... nd for the dedacat1on program a quartet from KCC sang several Y&l100", Pleasant on May 7 Mrs. Huold Lohse will be the I On the !Jekel commlttee 1n the lUmbenJ John BurkiPy of the Pom · assJShng hostess Bend Area are Mrs Grace Wh1te , eroy Church of Chnsl dehvered the Mrs Jo)ce Carson, Mrs Ray Fox, Je<J1catton s~rrn 1•n Followmg the Mrs J05eph I.Jsh, Mn Ray Prof. mormng servu~ e a basket dmner GUILD TO MEt::T fltl , Mrs Alma Turner, all of Mas was served to the 114 present The Guild of .;raee t:p1scopal on , dOd Mn Arnelt Roush of LeThe work un the roums was done Church w1JI meet at the pansh tart Rural Route hy men of the church and as a house ThuNlda)', Apnl 7 at B p. m. part of the afterno(ln program, Mr Hostt'SIIPM arc ~Ir s Evrrett Hayeli, General IICkel chalrmaJ, '8 Mrs Humble read a poem whiCh had Mlss Lenora Giles and MISS VIda Haught nf Poml P!eds.ant bel'fl written b)' Mrs Ethel Ru~Jt~ell Jhle Norman Pmschm1dt of Galll- Nelson es pecially for t he occcas10n ,;;;;;;;;;;.;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;o1 J\~~~~t• Is chan·man 10 that town Mrs Nei110n, who IS now l1 vmg In •• <~re bemg sold at four dol- Rutland was. for a number of lars per couple wJth all proceeds yean, a member of the Brad1ord to to the Pleasant Valley hos Churc h and made special effort to attend the day's program Mr~ Nel POMEROY, OHIO , 11on h~:~s been ..:onhned to her home BRIEF TIROS STORY smcc last September w1th a broken MOSCOW VPI All Soviet h1p and Sunday was the first Ume newspapers Sunday prmted she has been able to attend church TONIGHT •nd TUESOA Y lmef, factual Tass news a~~.:~ 1 serv1ces smce her accident d1~patch rrom New York. rj Her poem . "OPERATION PETTICOAT" 1 'MY mg w1t hout comme nt the succesa HOME CHURCH" Cary Gnant- Tony CurtJs of America's T1rots satelhte. The The Bradford Church by the s1de rllspah h noted the Tlros would of the tO<td Not 0p.n Wldnesd•r fly O\Cr Sov~et territory and war; Has been a bouse of the Lord for many to unload capa ble of sending plcturea to the earth Their sorrows and Joys of life they have kn 1wn And the love of God to us he has shown. The httle creek below we'll never forget Where we obeyed our Lord, in baptism, and yet It seems only just a little wh1le Everyone greeted each other With a sm1le. We have to weep as we thmg of those so dear, Who have gone to their heayenly abode, F'rom the Church by the side of the road But of aU the churches in the land Bradford Church iii t>tlll Just grand Mainly About People In Pomeroy ly LUCILLI IIAWKlld Mrs Holzer vatlon Mrs. Thomu Goegleln entered HospllMI Friday for obesri!lld treatment. Willard Ebersbach was the Fn~ay dmner euest of her parents, ~1r and Mrs . Clarence Might of find bury M1ss Joyce Ebera!Jach returned home Fr1day evemng after a week's v1stt with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Clarence Might. Mr and Mrs. Rollm Bearha spent the weekend 1n Thurston the guests of the1r daughter and son· m·law, Mr and Mrs. Raymond Pulhnt~ and famlly Mrs. W1lham Elchmger under· went eye surgery Thursday at Holzer Hospital and 18 oonvaleaciny mcely Her room numbt!t is 3~ .. William Eichinger who has ~~ qu1te Ill at his home, Rock Springs Road, is much improved M1ss Olga Pterottl of Columb!JI sp('nt the weekend with her mothe.-, Mrs. Odetta Pierotti . Mr and Mrs. Edward Parfitt returned home Sunday after a vialt m C'htlhc()the w1th the1r daughter and son-m-law, Mr. and Mn. W~­ ham Claar . Mr and Mrs Nt'lrman Fit.her re· turned to lhetr home, Senecaville today af Ler ,.f1 weekend visit w1th relatiVe!l in the area. Mr and Mrs PMul Fisher left Sunday for a vis1t 'in CJncmnatl with thetr sun and daughter-m-law, Dr and Mrs James FJsher and daughters Mrs Wilham Baker returned home Sunday after a week's vis1t 1n Charleeton. W.Va . With Mr. and Mrs. William Grate and son, Jomcs She wall accompanied home by .Mr Gr&te who flslted relatives in Middleport MEIGS THEATRE ood as new•. .' after a shower! " it . . l'heer up! Our sctenliftc cleamng methods work magical wonders in restoring the life of a garment. Spots and wrinkl~s disappea•r as color, texture and ihape returns handsome as ever! Robinson's lAUNDERERS i'ri-Luster Cleaners PHONE WY 2·5130 In Middleport DRY ClEANERS Robinson's Cleaners PHONE WY Z·5428 In Pomeroy _,::=:;::~;;;;;;._.._ Around .And About Middleport . . fRRDDII HOUDU>II'.l VISlllu& with Mr. and Mra. Wilham Slater and family last Satur~ were Mr .and Mrs. Ed Slater ; Athens Later In the day the , JLam Slater fmuly went to Jacktpnvllle to visit With Mr. Slater'• ~nenls, Mr. aDd Mra. C. E. Slater. Mrs. E. 0 rtall, who broke her hip last l.l.ll, it reported to be improving at her home on S. Third Ave-.ue. She 1s now able to be in a wheel chair and 1.;: domg some of her own work. It wtlJ be several fl"'ore months before abe 11 able to waik. Mr. and Mr J . W. Scarbrough and fannly had u Sunday dmner gue1ts Mr. and Mrs Ted Scarbrough and IWn, Mr. and : oil'S Delly Scarbrough, Mrs. Ruth Scarbrough and M:r and Mn. Basel Scarbrough and famtly all of Charleston, W. Va., Mr and Mn. Kenneth Scarbrough and &on, Mr and Mrs. Joe Hunt and IWD or Ripley, W. Va., Mr and lin. Dale Scarbrough and fllSter. Deltha and baby of Kentucky, Barbara Scarbrough and rnend of R1pley, W Va . and Ray and Martha Wheeler of G&y , W Va. Melvtn Circle or Columbus spent the week end w1Lh h1s !bother, Mrs. Mary Circle. LE-slie Scarbrousb of Cleveland and Phylhs Scarbrough or Parkersburg spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J . W. Scubrough Mr and 'Mrs. Lawrence ~m1th and Carolyn, Mr and Mrs. Oscar Smith and Mr . and Mrs. Larry Smith of Pomeroy were Sunday danner guests of Mr and Mn Dan Smith and famdy Mr. and )(rs Eu· gene Hawkms and son, Middleport, called in the afternoon. Dix1e Circle apent the weekend m Athens with Manlyn Roush and attended the "Little Sister" week end at OU. Mr Ayward Jonea returned to CleYeland Monday after apending several du1 here. Dorothy Circle visited Mrs Mary Circle Tuesday evening. The young people under the leadership o£ Mr. Edson Roush h11vr: been practicing an Easter pla.t "II It J, Lord?'' whJ~ will be pre~mted .at the Carmel Church on Good Friday at 8 p m. Don Becker, who is employed m Ironton, spent the weekend wnh his aon, Randy, and his parents, Mr and Mrs. Delbert Becker and Larry Gladwell. By VERA WEBER Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Kloes of Mr and ~rs. Bobble Dlll and Coi•Jmbus are spending several (Jays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs children of Pomeroy were vis1tors Karl Kloes. of Mr. and Mrs. Hank Holter, re· cently Mr. and Mrs. Ge(lrge VJughan Morgan Yates and fnend, J1m and famlly moved last week from Morgan, were recent Wednesday the Wilham Grueser apartment on afternoon vJsjton of Mr. and Mrs. N Second to the Klem house on Dav1d Yate&. Pearl St. Stevie, son of Mr and Mrs Mr. ~&nd Mrs. Jack Kauff and Hank. Holter. was. bttten by a dog "From A Nurtured Bud Unfolds daughter, Jody , of Pt Pleasant, recent.Jy Several stitches were reA Wholesome Flower" was the vtsited last Saturday with Mr. and quired theme of the annual Sprmg con· Mrs. John K.au!f. Mrs Effie German nas been tak ference or the South Central DisMr. and Mrs David Sneller. Jr. en tc Holzer Hosp1tal. Her conditrict of the Child Conservation of Columbus VlSitcd recently wllh tion rcm11lns the same League when the group met last Mr Sneller's puents, Mr. and Mrs Mr and Mrs Marion Hall and Friduy ~tl Rl(l Grande. David Sneller. Randy were Sunday visitors in The meotlng was held at the CalM1ss Jean GrandmetU, teacher 1n Reed.wille . Members of the memberahlp the local schools spent the week vary Baptist Church and began at Norman Weber and Howllrd Lar3·00 with the Lea following the tralnmg class of Heath Methodist end In Stcubenvtlle with her par- kmlil were m Columbu11 Tuesday on meeting Mra. Miles T. Eppling of Church of Middleport were m ents, Mr and Mrs. D. Grandinetti busmess. Gallipolia.. acting Distnct Presi- Jackson yesterday afternoon to ~t· Mr and Mrs· Charles Capehart Geneva Yates, Tress Swam and dent was In char~e of the m&etifl& t,eJ'd the reeeption for Interm.!~t­ of Charles~on 'f'ilated recen~l:y with Bermce Prmce attended AchieveMra. William Slater, ot the Mid- 'te Youth which was held at tHe Mr. and Mrs. Herman V. OhUager . ment Day meeting in Middl eport. League gave the report Methodist Church for young peoP)e Miss Dixie Pierce, student at OU Mrs Pauline ~1yers substit1,1tcd for local organization and the of the Methodist Portsmouth Disyesterday with her parents, at Tuppera Plains School in the a b. trict league received their 14th achieveand Mrs. Mlllittd Pierce . • senet~ of Mrs. Perry Youth from the Middl eport ment len award. Mr and Mrs. Edwin Smith und Mr. and Mrs. Dalla& Rummager The Middleport league also ex- church attendmg the reccplion family have moved Into the pro· visited his mother laat week were C(lnme Cooke, Celeste Ault, tended an lnvllation to the D1s perty whtch they recently purchui1irs. Helen Bowman, Maryland, Lr1ct to hold the 1961 meehn~ here Kate Morar1ty, Suzanne Bradbury, ed from Mr and Mrs. Fred Hoff. IS visiting her sister, Nellie Cozart Others rrom the loca-l league Jimmy Johnston, Mike Lloyd, M1ke man m Bradbury. who attended F'nday's meettng Archer, Teddy Morarity, and Mrs. G. A. Ferguson of Parkers Mrs L'harlc~; A1:1a Bradbury, ny Blake. burg spent yellterday with Mr and These young people will be re- Mrs . Lon GreenJeo and family , Culhuns, Mrs. Gene and Mr11. RI"Chard ceived into membership of the lo- . Mtss Carol Jean Jlud1on, student cal church next Sunday u will at Mflligan College m Tennes8ee Br Mrs. J. I. Rad•kln Keith Morgan who was unable to returned to her studies today aftLaurel Granae honored quarterly attend the Jackson meeting. er spending the past week with her b1rthdiys and 1Jao made a eontri· Accompanymg the youth were parents, Mr. and ilfrs. George HudEaster Pra11rnrn bution to CARE when they met Mn. Kenneth Cooke and ReY. and son and other relatives Saturday evenmg. Harriaonvllle Plan1ted For Bradbury Mr11. Raymon Konkrlght. Mr and Mrs. Clyde Myera of Grange wtll be ilUesta at the next A special Easter program 1s be· Ripley recently moved int(l the meetmg on April 9. Lecturer Mae Ins prepared by tht~ Sunday School Herman Ohllna:er property, on Rupe conducted a program on of the Bradbury Church of Christ South Sixth Avenue!!. · "Health and Happiness." Roll caU lo be presented un E.. ter Sunday. • was answered "How to be HealAdulls work!llg With the pro· ,IDIRAL JOlt UP thy." Readln11 on health were givsratn Include :llrs Oleola Collerlll, 5 WASHINGTON UP! Sen. en and M contest conducted by Ar· Sharon WhiUatch , Mrs. Neva L. McClellln D·Arlr:. re· lin Radeldn "•• won by lAymon Pierce, Mrs. Paul Wlnn, Mrs EdUf UR I ;,o;;t;... Sunday that 2,178,1161 civil· Rupe. Refre1hmenta were 1erved lth Russell, Mrs Waggoner and Evelyn Gibbons was devotional workers were on the federal by the Home Economic committee. :v1rs. Kathryn Werner leader Sunday evening when the payroll on Jan 1. Thil wu 'In Nellie Vale accotnpanied I ,;;;;;;;;;ii;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;~;;;;;;;;;;-.,j Senior Youth aroup met at the increase of 20,008 over the pre- Mr.Mrs. and Mn. Owen Kennedy to CoHeath Methodist Chur<~ In Middle- vroua year. lumbua Saturday to vlslt her aunt, . port. Her dev(ltiona were baaed on :ilrs Magg1e Burchfield. the 23rd Psalm DtiLIICIS PRINCH PAIHIDNS Mr. and Mrs. John Holliday apent A short business metltlng P,.\R~S U~~ Nllr:l.. Kbr~ Sunday w1th Mrs Annice Vale and YOUR NIXT r conducted by Eric Chambers. shchev'a dauJhter, Rada, took a daughter In Cardington ePRJVATE PARTY shot 1t French faahiotla 1 president of the aroup after which Mr. and Mrs. Wm PhiliiPI of Tom Rail and Forrest Bachtel ttymg b1ck to MoiJ- Frankfort Were recent vl!llton of -·ECEPTION Ihowed the !Um strip "Trial and parents . .Atked whet- Mr. and Mr1. G. 8 . Radekln. Atreat.'' French clc..thea were not Mr1. Lutber Harvey and son, eBANQUET Adults attending were Mrs. enou1h for her, the rt· Dale, apent Tuesday with her un. Wayne Glbbona, their .• •1 ' ::lo:"lt'c not juat that, 1 fouiHI cle, Elmer Houdashelt, In the Vet· eMEETING arid Rev. Raymond Konk:lgbt. friahtrlll." eran1 Ho1p1tal at Huntincton. Child League Holds Spring Conference If you were caugh t in the ram and your clothes look met l'"r1day evening at the church for their April meeting. 1 he meeting ln ~.:barge of Mrs. Ph1l Memhart opened with devotions by Mrs.. Ben Neutzhng whose topic was " Love and Friendship." A con tnbutlon was made to the Leonard Wood Memonal It was ~oted to contribute on the payment of the new hot water heater for th" church kitchen . Games were played during the smlil l hour wltb prizes awarded to Mrs Lawrence Lanmng, Mrs. Aman da K.alipar, M188 Freda Grue~;er and ··1rs Carl Shields after wh!ch the hostesses served rerreshments Carmel News Of Week S-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., AprU 4, 1960 Naomi Baptist Church Observes 64th Anniversary Sunda:r. With Services The 64tb anniversary of Naoml Bap st church wao obsarv· ed Surul;i1. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. In charge Of Superlntenden~ WiUiam Lewis, opened the days activities, followed by the worship servlce in charge of the pastor, Rev. Samuel Jackson. Special l'lUSic was provided by the junior choir wilh Mrs. Campbell Harper as the pumut. Luncheon was served at noon in lhe church dmmg rot;tm w1th an af· Lernoon service beginning at ~ p m. Devot 10118, conducted b)' deMcons, Harlan Goins and LaVerne Pre• ton, opened the afternoon session Mrs. Allen Hampton gave tb.e church b 1story and stated that the Naoml Mwtonary Baptist Chureh was organized September a, l896 and that the church buudmg is 1 years old, having firat been occuPled by the Free Will Baptitt Congregation. Rev J. H. HJd;man of Mlddleport wat the lint paator of . . Naomi ChUrch. Deacon Wllham Lewis, 'Ovho tlu been a member of the church for 89 yeara, baa the longeat lllemberaJup wtth Sulle Venable next with 44: yean membershlp. . Re'Y,. Granville Seward, pastor of t~e Fint Baptist Church of Rend· VIlle had for bla: anniversary sermon ''T~e Church of My Dreama" and SJ)etlal mu8lc wa1 presented by tfle seruor choir of the Rendville Church. Remarb were g.ven by Rev Elbert McGhee of GallipoUa. ,.>retident of the MJnisters and Deacons Union of Providence District; Rev. Rev. Konkright lloldiflll Charles Wood, asalst.ant pastor of the Mt. Zion Baptlat Church in Servke• A.t Rltlweville Athens; and Rev Jacbon, after Rev Raymon Konkri&ht. p1stor wh1cb the servJce closed w1th the of the ~eath Methodist Chlli'eh, benqdiction b7 Rev. Seward. Middleport, conducted special ser· vaces be&~nnina; last SuDday evenIng and continuing through Fridl')" "'FO MElT TUESDAY al the B.ll!r•vill• , Commonlly •· M~ :J'•rnP!~ Prll!lan Sillten Church near Leh1nop. -He was (a· ,Will~tthia Tiie~ evening at sialed by llie P'uiOO' ot tho ·J!>e "'·ol,J' Hall~ 'llld~leport al fti ville Church, Rov ·------- PrtYate Rooma For 10 lo 1?D People FRIGIDAIRE Baby Care WASHER with •peoJal AUTOMATIC SOAK OYCLBII • '' CINn, fmll, 1111111-nlc:e clolhet end dlapen for :rw IIIIIJ -INfl what you -U fre.llmtd eutomallc IOik C~~:lt 1DoMns detp sol end slllla-11111 IICIIIII&IIIQ. IIIIV• ciDIIIIs .,. JIUIIIIId cltllll -fiiiT•-...... ... .....-,.•.• .-:BAKER FURNITURE ..... - lltllltr Willi .... bl1h . . . ._,... FRO PARKING After 6 P.M. with Merchants Pollee Servlo:e HIDE-AWAY BAR Serving Good Food and LeBlll Beverlf".J Until .:30 A.M. ' I' Thursd~y Dlebt lhe curWn goes up on th& first perform· ance of the "Grand Old Opry - EQW\'n Style" as presented by the Athletic of Eastern Local Hl&b School. Sebeduled for both Thursday aDd F~y The proposed rate increale being asked by tbe General Telephone Company for lh system w:UCh Includes Pomeroy, Middleport, Raclne, IWUand, and Portland exchanges will be protested. Tbls was assured by action of the county commissioners Monday In a unanimously a~prove-d resolution "protesting the increase" to lhe Public Utilities CommiS8ion of Ohio. They al!o Instructed county prosecutor James O'Brien to take such action as be deems neceuary in protesting the increase. a vast amount of local talent. the Secrdary Gtf the PUCO. The hearmg on the ina'e,.. re- queated will convene at 10 a. m. May 3 at the office of the PUCO in Columbus and wiD continue liDtil noon May 8 In other action t.aken bJ the commwlonen, bub were uked for guolme for the county garage, and for 83,000 gallon IE-1 dlllt eontrol for use on the county roada bJ the county engmeer 'fbe commi.-. s1onei'J' voted to buy a used brid&e from the Ohio Bridje Company, ins1alled J,t l>)'eDvUle, for fl%,100. In thell final action or the meeting, the commi»>lionen aecq:ted the resignation Of Don Hllla:, Mid· dleport., from the Meigt Count)' Hospital Commluion and appointed Kal IJindy u his re:plaeement. Mr. MiJIJ gave u bi1 reuon lor retigning the preu of pertQDI]. ...,, o~Brien, who at:ated that he hu been atudyinc the matter ol tne lnerea" for 10me time, Nid todiJ that he will immediately take the m.attel up with the PUCO. cbara:ea made by the company at present do !lot appear to correspond lo current rates lllted by the PUCO, in b1J opinion. The per«nt· .age of increaae uked by the teteHe $Aid hla lint move in the~ phone company lii.Dg& from 18.18 c!aae wnt be to seeure more inlor· [ percent to 150 percent, according m,atlon on pre~ent ratet, u phone to figure. li&ted in the report of procrim or om. ~lllt~l bleaehon purehued for lbe The p!'Oil'll,. II IIDtler lbe dire<· tion ol Norma l'tlewlaild. Curtain: prom~. &hool Deficit Facing Board At Eastern In Meigs County bu•m•.. _·- - Wcakened Levees Pounded Hard By Swollen '01 Miss Tho rtlnlolted. _, 111Th""'h ouh alltrthe lvl\f-illd -...,. lllllter '"" w~to, loltJ11lll-- 3~or • --- $2.95 Ralntorced •msllld I JCleotillc "" .... jOU - HPPOII,perfloit- . lltol·l10SIInl - · Wlidllold, 3101 $2.95 Sllely ehalrman. •ucl! u Ill utlllly tOft!· truclr:int COIII91Dies and industry uiln&" eara PI' to have eome one to attend meet1n1. ~lats! Man · med Director YouthF.air ........ ,.. ................ HANtS ' In All Till lAMES YOI IUD AT first Winners In Scholarship Are Announced den Club are busy with 1''elr r ~• · eomlna project of the aale of 1-:.:.s ter flower• on April 15 and IS. They hold th41 sale at the ErlewJne Store In Hut. l1nd with the each tnkin.c: turn at the becomln .. the club sale wdl IMPROVING ILOWL y Mrs. Merlin Sbiveler who has seriou&ly ill .at her bome Enterprise is slowly EXTEND SMALL GAINS NEW YORK UPJ.-Stocks eximprov· tended Monday's small gains slightly at the opening today. Varieties' Curtain Goes Up Thursday At PHS.· In 2·Night Stand With Top Youns Entertainers From tbe opening 11umber, "Say It Wilh Music" by the dance band to the curtain number; "Southern Belles" by the Pony Chotus the 1960 Pomeroy High School V&l'leties IS deslgned to please, says the director. · or A traditional feature of the &bow I 1 ua Lin"' Janet BrOWD, ~ Pomp. ton, Charlene Diehl, T1oiiW'o Fin· law, Lana Folger, Pamela lfRbttet'""· Mary Radford, .IoyCe ~nley, Cal'QJ.yn Vaughan and Ju~l~ Web- will be a w:JniSOme and !Cantily ~row.n, Leah Grueser, Ronald Phal· rung. "Misty,'' Arnold Evans. clad chorus hne, this season billed ID, C~nqa SwatJel, Sharon "w'alker lprl .. , .. ~. ... fer "'""" k Order Telephone Rate Protest bec-ame popular '~tlftg;er lei. WOJ)lOU smoking ··-"· L -· tootiollt - 21-A - · 41-U- Commissioner~ • Grand Old Opry, Eastern Style Opening Thursday Night At 8 IP> toward· .... w..,.. SINGLE CO!'Y - Minni~ ~nd the Bors ~~~~~t~ilhe~~~~ .....,. Clearlftl _ , ...... ......... ~.., lolr ..., - · Hlllt VOL XI NO. 2119 Membira of the Rll"'lnd r ·~ Even c-hildren notice how pleatlnt It l1 to put on • rwell-cletntd t~rment bbat eeem~ to "Spriq'• - boorayl" \ MIDDLEPORT I enttne Eager youngsten get a ketll olart tor liPI'iiiJI Hlll .... llftotw-... ..,._ .. 1111- . . Oa Tile Bwlt"'* Comer ID Buick Garden Club Is Sp<)nsorinq·Ec~~.: r Flower Sale e- Olllo: _ , .............. twtllftuM ......... ..,_,.am I POMIROY'I lifT If " WEATIIER of Hanes underwear Methodist Youth Group Meet At Ch ch s day IIORl MARTIN • "'\ a wa$h·to-wash supply Point Ro.;:k Personal News plAN alld ARRANGE ·1 & 1H11t !\M l!l\'n -'\ua..• Oblo c o\1tl'IL 8 p. m. every man deseFves Long Bottom Social Items Training Class For Methodist Y6uth Held Sunday .Rldi'Albert Brll!gs. NO. CHUCIC1E FOR TODAY ~ute ~'l't'" · oh\o · 10 .. h Sts. IC~ ei~er­ belns.mort· de1t1D7 fir fn tbe ~ltles as the7 Jlllchdown with . Dabes. " Tbev, ace __, as lh e 'Boog1e Paula Sayre, Edna Carman. Sondra Drake Je.n Webster Cardlvn Ed' ' " wards, Aaenath Tracy, Bec!ky Grueser and Andrell Evans. The ahow ie scheduled for two dates Thursday and Friday even· ings, ' Aprtl 7 and e, in Pomeroy Junior High Ai!ditorium. The program: ''Say It With Music," Dance Band · "Boogie Babes.," ·Pony Chorus· "~Re·Mi •• Brenda Potts, Donna' Crow, Mary Rickard, Linda DarneD Jennifer Crew Sondra Thomas' Donna Hauck ~nd Kitty Persing~r. ' ••BeJond the 5e~t" Terry Knight; Record Hop F1nal1, cathy Wolfe, and Weblter. "Sou lhern SlyIe, " Da~'"G.Jon M A Little Ki , C th ,....., Band . 1ve .. e . - 18:, a Y Sons Medley: "Loy Rift!",", Mlz~ Wolf~; Spr111g Fanctes, Style Show; ''They Say It's Wonderful," ed Ch(lrus; "Rockin' Cbalr~" Bill M rna Mu.. Glbbs· "Basm Street Bluea" C"·'"'Y e· ' • ..·~Hatfielda & Mt'!Co~" Dick ~~sanna He&s ~d ,Ralp). _Werry' Clark, Barbara Loaan, Charlesan· 'c~~II!m~ Ttme:,I' ~~ ~iUtJa~ na Heu, JaDet •Brown. ~my Fin· 1r ~ , ,, o~~s: ve o en law, Sharon Douglaa, Tin~ Baxter. N~!Rm ThlJsint, d .uda tta1 ,0 ''The Beat of Everything," Bill oc an, a Gibbs; '"The 'Hula Kat.a." Jean Bolt, nooga. S~~ Sh1ne Boy, ,Robbie Sue ' PhiUlJ)i, SIW'oa. :M.~. Ruth Green , ~utbem B~U~t Polly Edwards and Karen Drake. Chorus. : "Moon.ili:i,\ir," D~~ce Band; Da!Jce •Banq p~~t. ~e J'Jm "That'• Why J Was Born," Carolyn Ebersbacb,lJnda C6•pmo, SQndra . Bell; "Paula and Her Baton," Potts, Mary AD'tbe~, .. 1umifet PaulQ Sayre; "You'"d Be Surprised," Lohse, William YOlllll:·~ae., Rea. Charles Downie. 1 Nancy W'oodltafdi Nancy B(oWO. "Pnroeroy's' Summertime," Elsie Arnold, Dorothf ~ ad Olio Jodtey; C<llileitulll: itloDa1ll llam Yo""" k ~opher; WU·1 Cbor- llulll A11D Bro~ � 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 04. April 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 April 4, 1960 bailey marr