https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1e9f2224baedc779847b5b3cd8c03178.pdf eb62d87803ea7e312833b79e3e2f7743 PDF Text Text • • 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~ �·otAMOND fHE. DAilY SENTINEL ..... . r~ · •• •• •••• t.Mamentating Editorially ;! I! :': , 1 .re i, lI i: 1! ~ ! E~JEDDJ/ I:." "The daneer is greatest in cities during the evening traffic peak, because children are most likely to be playing at this time. Motorists need to remain alert for su<·h tell-tale _ signs as a ball rolling out from between parked ears or a dog running acrost: the street. ' ' ' ii t I:i i :! !: campal~.~· tllo,-lOciety. ,Tb~ nJ! j! :! •: ~ camp~gn HISTORY Me1gs • ~~N~v~?.~~ Hemlock When you choose your new washer you :> •. • .,, . .... .. Gr-a.nce wUI Grove ly of Antiquity, Ohio, was the son or John Pickens and ·· John was lhe son of Jamea Plekena, the Pioneer, whO settled back of Jla· cine, O~io . David married Pony McGraw: Children AdaJin& mar· rJed Charles Watson. May marl-ied Net Wolfe. Edith married Charloa Spencer, Monroe marEverett, ried Esther Adams. kno.,n a• "Eely". ()lbet t"t.tldN!n: '. Harry, Rebecca, Christina. ;ther Adams was the 1later or Erne1t, Quincy, J\,nnie (wife of Lewis Snyre) etc. , ey. The Maytag Chieftain costs very Jit. lie, yet gives you the same value you expect In a much higher priced wuher. Exc!UB!ve washing action in the round porcelaln.on..teel tub washes your doth· DETROIT at aceldenli •rf a\ltomotlve· provin& roof tuppott - for, aohe for, ope for, nont • Ings on soap, hot water and electricity. '' and enel'l)'-&bsorbinl • es sparkling clean. Brlnga you large sav- ff<1r, none Safetv ~ngineers At Factory · Rel ~man WI· 7 I ' m&'l'rie.d Lewis Roush. One lOll, PVTWCK DINNER Ron'ald. Wilma married Gtorltll 'hae Federated Circle wlll meet McClintock. Several children, Wedneaday at 8 · p. m. for a potu~vld (Davie) Picken., formerll.lck dlaner, follOwed by 'a busi· ' .1 I. l ness session. ~ -· COARECTIQN ,....... .,.ar401llllfalerror,tba date of retina~~n~ o! Stanley J . Blazewlcz was pven.· as 1937. Mr. ·stazewicz retired !'rom the State "''0m Hlgllwa~. Department in 19~7. ,.'the n... t Warq', ire c pany of Pomeroy will holdTOa 1pe ial meet'IRIMIN MI;T ing at 2 p. m., Sunday, April 10, called by Jed Will. president. }· ~~::~~~t· There IR 80U)e evldepce to lndlcattJ that -one ot Se~muel Plcket11 daughters , mtirrled a man hy the name of Bell, and was the mother of Leander Bell , of Racine, Ohio, also the mother or Washington wolfe's first wife. That would then indicate that George Wolte, waa posalbly a brother of the Wolfe who married Sally Pickens, uoothet· daughter of Samuel Pickent. It true, George WoHe then bolonged with the Racine family or Wolfea and not the Plants ramtly. will want the most value for your mon· · menu -Includes chicken, meat luaf and n,h. By Wlllll!r E. 8lae1 r; ' .: ' tponiOI' a jitney !!Upper Friday, rare April 8, beginning at 3 p. m. The 1 ,. MAnAG OIIEFTAIN DAILY SENTINEL PlannedAceidentsGuideAuto oF ' GBEAT IIIODEUI , , . the Ufetlme Yaytag Muter; lbe durable, dependable Commander; the eeonomkal :Mayt ag Chieftain . . . and they all lun>e super- : Gyrafoam wasblng action. Superior co DJ!tuctlon and oullltandlng performance t;~ma;de Yaytag conventional waohen the firat choice of millions of American bome1' Try a demonstration, you will agree! \ plea from the crippled childrep they serve. The mailing, greatest in the campaign's 12· year history, was the first step in the month long appeal conducted by the Society here to continue ~nd e,xpand ,services for physically trandi<!apped ~nons. 'The drive will continue through Easter sunday, Aprif 17. Conducted onnnually, the provldes an opportunity for each citi'"9 to help make a dlfference in the lives of children and adults here. Simple and effective in Its approach, It has proved its worth to hundreds. We hope that many more will receive th e help they ask for from the Easter Seal campaign this year. ie84-happy, usef~llives despite Conv tionaI ~ I ; · ,- die~tps. · . · · · The Meigs County Society for Crippled Children has taken the forefront in providing I . for the crippled care and treatment financed t by the voluntary contributions of thousands • : of others who annually give to the Easter Seal ,··-l Th~t ; 1IM)O '.appeal which opened March 17 : is ~tna· enougt\~. rnoney to continue . operalions; of campaign w11l continu~· (,![i'Ouib.:.Elister Sunday, April 17. -· 1 : \Jioster Seal apPI'al is a most worthy 1 : one. WJ~ope all.lb~ pej>ple of Meigs county who~ lw111 share the responsibility for mak- jl ; The Famous MAYTAG MAYTAO~WASHER lneurance policies .pura&ed pettoJUI with low uader Mady 'by ... the but bad engender· •t¥PJIPI'l in Coritress. ,. ". . our residents carrying a "Please Help Us!" ~ · approach·e:oventment lower tbe CDSt of urge them to p]ay in supervised areas, not in t;~ streets,'' ~aid the club off1cer. physical han- : : .. . . 1 ,] "ParentS, too, should instruct their youngsters in soand pedestnan safety practices and lty Ill, many per.sons of all ages str1vmg to : •' ' 'Use Your Easter Seals, And Help WWrin this county of 23 ,000 is a C?~~un- 1allll4rye than Wby settle for nrthln.c 1. . MAYTI\G when buJinJI u aatomalle wilber er wrtltger wilber, • •HJ'711M bon lbe aome Mlytar 1o ,.., oldeol ,.... m Iteate lalllltby. Tber ofore tbey me tile IUiow bow flf bddlll( mOill. We personally now of Maylag wringer wol!benlluii bave been In ue MIOIIJ II Z7 y~ ucllllll oponllttf. We ehalloaco lilY other braDd to coiiQ!de w11;1o IIIII KillaDdlag 1'MOnl. Tile Dime MI)'IIC IIOildo for qullly, ad . what lbe hmuo wife wo11 Ia ber laundry equipment. Sid ee both llorea lbe Rullaad F111.11JI.re Co. llld lite Maiea Fa rallare Co. are" botb fraaeblled lllyta1 deolon, we eu bu y 1n car load qiWIIItloi. We fool wo eaa offer ll!e "'7 Ia prieeo, IDd ~e-lao. Before buying oy outomalle wub er, dryer or ll'l'iqer111111ber, - etllter of tbae two llont, and uk lor the IWIII1 MaylaJ. Tile ....... that eo..,._ liDo w1 • Tile roeon1 rpe&b for IUolf, So why buy a 1lnBd . - r thai you hope will last, when you an bay Maylag wllb eonf ldODA!O. ' • fry '." ing the current drive a success. Sheets of .1960 Easter Seals that reached 'i .) it • • Watch For Children . As spring approac es an ays grow on · dd should watch I g er, · ~tomt.ward-bound hmotorists " C!Uefullycfl>t children playing in the street, ui'Ji!s· John P. Irwin of the Southern Oh10 ; : AutomoLile Club. Z ~.· "Loqer daylight hours bring out the youagsters after school, and uo~~rtunately, ~.f they not alwayS careful in their choice of playing areas, ''the AAA club leader says. ''BeeaUSe a :dlild busy with play is seldom alert to the dang~s of traffic, it is ihe motor~ lst'nespons!bnH~o.-.rch out for tbi. ·.small I .., fi~]~~~~]~~~~~~!~~~~l~ .J;. l • -~ ' : ' April 3 Harry H. Lupton, Wn· nie Balles, Miu P\aye Beaver, Chester Edm·unds, Mrs. Jo1eph Maize, Larry Barr, Mrs. Kenn'l th Ron, Mn. Georae Queen, Mrs. Franklin Thomas,. flllph MarahaU, Randy Wtlllame, Paula Manne:rtna, ChriiUna WhJte, David A, ClarkiOI'I, Mra. Jennlnta B. day, ";;1R81~;;:;,;:·:i; ~~·~;;, llcatea the forcea 11 a real colll-lon. Motor vehicle equipment uaed ao make uae of ceAaed data accldentll. These trom u~e Crash ·-····-· . man Batley. __;_ ror- -k•vlllol features. Revolutionary MAYTAG "HALO OF HEAT" DRYERS ' \ I. - :- • GorbY to .. ... . , Either lolata, Waller Moll, 1111rd· Jobft c. Youna an4 Leon Olive. IIUo llcDOio to to., R ~ ., ·. P!oft,.ee Hajnaelt.l ~ I(~ Lou llornOmaJr, 011.-lti Jlar. t11n1 and John G!Jlll, . -'11ol. lv 11ranJ., !. Cheater. • ,~ · to N•wli 1111~ Wtl, lllulln Gl\lll, ~·' !ftw" II!" ' , . ,t ~ '\. ' . ' If. ·~ 1' '' I • . ... Revolving tint filter takes tint dire<:Uy out of tbe dryer (maps our few easy cl~ ~ unique reverse air flow keeps the entire operation quiet, outer cue of dryer coOl. ~­ in dryer changes every two seconds. Gas or electric models • • . eleetrlcs worJt'fui Ult'' or 230-volt current, gas models on city or L p gail. . . . ·-·. ""'' · No more heavy wash baskets to lug arou nd; .no more Utesoll!i w~ting 1!11' • New "Halo of Heat" dryer saves you work; saves you time,!AVes yOu. clothes! · _,.,. .. ~ . we,a!.!!¥1: ..... ,:: I . I ~: '·-·' "'.... · . . • ·~' ·.c. 't' ' .. ' . :~ Riee, , · llooe Glllil, dtc., ''........ ·, l ,·, r. ' ~. lfUIIn Qllllo, dfl. jollo4o. Gllll!Na!Jll• lllottmlll, Jlll'!h> -.11\11. ... "Nt!llie ..... '' rnntlf, l .. •II" SyiYia Poulii!O Loop, 8'1\11, U"nan. ot " '". l Gentle, low beat dries clothes as fast •• you can wash them. PIUs tl!,ere's a opeclaJ. .flit;. linR for "Wash 'it Wear" fabrics that takes out wrin_ides ••• save.·you lnliWif ~·­ ' Smllb to Oaeer t. an~ lluby Wl11<e, .031111<1'00, S.llab1!17. Eleetrie i Exclusive Maytag '"Halo of Heat" dryers available In models to match all Maytu Atito-~, malic Washers. llere is big news: the alnulng new drying process wbl~ will dry'HliUic load of cottons In less ihao half an hour . . . and at little more than body tem~lW\*~ >> New '"Halo of Heat" dryers surround your clothes with genUe, even heat. J>r)ill do111~sf• fluffywltbfewerwrinkles. . .,;; '" .\lo '• Youoc. par.,.t, Letart. Dennla !C. Jnley, LeUfla ~- Fr•· le)' to Clare.,_ce &. and J'acq~ll!'le F'. Fraley, parotil, Columbll'. Hlrold Muon and lither. Blanche Dolmor and Olive Otbol'n to ! • :..· t ·: ;J.~·- ~ Jan, to Marietta lilot eaoily oton<b out above all OU!>n.F_IIC_Gyoa. ,- Dl'i lla)'mond Thom11 ond l!ottr 1. Thorpaa• •01 acre, Rutland. !., Tho llllldllllll • pri<od wilber ·."-' • Frank GrahJm, dee., J. B. O'Brien Adm.., to Naomi Chase, I acrea, Pa~lloe ' !' ~- al'ld Francia Vlr,linla White, pa:rc!el Pomero)'. Franctt Vlraini.l W)lite to Chu· C..l Gqrb)o, e) .. lhle Shole1 Rolph D. Shole, Clyde B. lhte io Fran"'' Day White Rul:tarid. • loot <11,!0 pc!OMible. y.,, tile CDII!IJIIIIdi!ir Ia e..l'J1111Dc )'OU to IID1I in .,. 111011 eapemive waber pita. IIIIIIPitti croftamanobip (DWJd ODb' In • ___......., • ""-·" ~~~ lard, Pomeroy. MAYTAG COMMANDER tag ..... "'"' !be - . . .... lad Trausfen lotte K. lilllord ond' R01er' F. Oil· , - -_... . ·tub, - .... eoJIU!Iy IIIlo mr. .v.y. dauah· ___ NAYYAG ll>an ~ .... W•obea 40 or ..,... pounds of olo~ ....., llour. Famouo Mlytag Goo· wuldng action, plus 1!01 ~ · Powell and dtUihter, blrtho Aprtj Z: 11:. and MN. Deatha April a1 Jnfant .Female Johnson; AprU 3: Mr1. Julia Lumaey, DIYid DoUon, Mr.. t"'r- alumi- keep. water hot muah looger o.m011• 1 blfl - -num tub botda more dothea, trd H. McFann and 10n,. MrM. John R. and ton, Mre. ArthPr A.,.HeJI and dlUihter, Mr1. ter. J ' ~. 'l1be ' Mra. Robert F. Hawk, Mra. Rich· Jtrhn 1 9. ~r. Mlddtttpbf(, I Euier, :f.a8ter WMb cia}•• ue youra when )'Oil cboose &he Mayteg Malter ____ finelt con'\lell· tiona1 wuher ever built by HOLZIR HOSPITAL Admitted April 2: Mn. J'nhn J . Fry, Middleport; Mrs. Rob1 ~ rt F. Hawk, Hemlock Grove; Randy Lee Wllliama, Rutland. April 3: Raymond Lee Cote. Pomeroy ; Mrs. Henry· A. Kirby, Clleshlre; Mrs. WUiiam Culwell, ~; Carpenter. Dlsmillsed AprU 2: Mrs. ArthlJr G. Wiseman, Mrs. C. , Raymtmrl Byer, Mrs. Verlin L. Swain, Hnuston Mlller, Mrs. Sherman H. Par· sons, John H. Hornsby, Mrs . Rl· chard Tackett, Mrs. Garner Hubbard, Miss Fl{lrenee M. Mosler, su,plem~ntinl Mrs. Raymond F. Fr.ady, Mrs , oldeuta" are a J e rome P. Doughman and ton. atorv teat fQr ponents. The ,,, I MAYTAG MASTER MODB . ..... ·.. .i . .. . •._ i :. ' .' •..-. RUTLAND, OHIO . . . ' , ·,, ' ' ' ' .' . .,. , ' '. ' ··-· •. 'f" •' ... "' �·-··" • Musial Bat Is Booming Again • Chie-f Finds HiPtself ACCENT ON YOUJJi • Yont&omery 16.2 • · ' ;;Pr-:e_ss_ur_e-;0::-n-;Ce::· ::-lt:-ies-:T=-o-n-:-i""-=--t----,-AL:-::-L--=--sT=-A--=-RS~ Figures Large ~;n . Jn Fifth NBA Playoff Battle .nl- ~ UPJ ..... The preasore OD . tbe Bolton Cellics fiAt~itt their home coW1. vantalie wtten they entertain the SWLOuiJ Ha.wb in the fifth qf'tbtirNatiQ!lal Basketball +-> Have YOU .,_., in to In Card Plans For New Season I t.bat when Boston ho striPI'fld ol ita speed the club "is in trouble.'' SALE. ENDS ~}'.• ' J .factor is the only one WbldJ; :& , Louis can .:on:rol and t8e 1lirWb 'luln been t UCt'f'eeful 'iD pmea No. 2 and 4 in stallinK ~·a latt break stuFf Evrn Cel· tiet coacb Red Auer'Ja.•h admita OPEN TONIGHT . APRIL 9™ . SoiNs t~~' But Tr~;~e; Ask Your . 44 Dogs Raced After Coon In Trials Held Here . . _, frt •n 1)~J.Ion? get yoaar Silver , Cousy s woes bave _hurt Boston even more than _the f1gures nug ht show . The agmg (~ l J buckcourt ~ionship Sfll'ie& . star . ha.& been ave_ragmg only .2fll -ft41two ttamJ are tled at Jr bLS floor Bhootu_Jg, r.ettmg only wtdoriu apieee in the best or 17 baskets 1_n the fLnt four games. lletell pllyoffs. Even more 1mporla~t , Comry has been mak1ng offensiVe errors, s1 ·ch 1.,_ prelaW'e comes from the as lo1mg possessmn of the ball . ffje that the Hn•ks have ~ the secret ot eontlining: the d~nillfig eliamplona. That secret .il ~fole$ : First, to 1luw down "He won't thiib· hends during t~ Celtlcs, who love fo run their the buMNII IHIOn. lt'1 • •rain · o~~b Into the floor. And keep on his pitching erm·" tlie Celtlcs' flashy Bob Cousy play. lg m· laUie-tale gray style that he baa thus lar in the scricJ. *"' OD I!JI feel 0\)0D .on .U.Pfm G.t: . Lo<lo .., . Ill 011 1 - ~eigh~, TN!v'~6een1n. ' I A Sil.-tr DOLI.Ail .FREE Forty-four dogs · were entered Sunday in field trlala IPOI)SOted by the Meigs County Coonhun~l'!l A18ociat10n witb Win.n~ra laking lJ orne 70 per cent of the purse. .j • . . _ ,, -~ Ill • Club secretary Rpy Armes said "Darktnwn," owned b7 Dana WUJiams of Athens won the first line and first tree while ''Dinah," own· ed by Lawrence Johnson og Racine, won the seoon.1ine, 8nd "Smokey;" owned by Dana VtClanahB"tt, Ath· ens, the ~~econtf tree. Armes announced tbat tbe wild hunt scheduled "tor 1hls Satlll<udiiY to 1tart at 7:30 at ctubhouse . It Ia a ••• ,.4.. ~ ~-.~iubr 'flltie- •.-,...., ~ .... .u . . ...... ,.... 'fl'll~ ' ,';. 31 1 ._,,--..:atlar. . ' ·~ • .... ! .,. ~-....,;.·~ · ' ' ' . . . ~ . ' . . 0»->UIE OL'll PBialS ,.,, Lead & 01 ' ....... $3.98 gal, "-AYING HOST SPRINGFIEI.il>, 0 . UPI -WI> tenberg ... Unlveralty wlll play boat ftlr the 1960 Ohio Conterenoe Jolt tburnament at the Sprlnatield aountry Club May 11. Athlett~ Di· rector Bill Edwards saki - all 14 tchools in the league will enter the toumament . Denison won the 19$9 ' BASE WAU PAIHT ······ $1..29 tilL AcluaJil Yw Pq OIIUI!.~ ....,...................... . For A~~..r...,_hlllt ' ' and Jim J",...... meet. .I ""'"'In- CL1MTOM \ rrLL . ' I Q-T . tlonal . lty . 2 taln .. MONEY MR~ for our Q.T.loin-Quiclt It gives yoo $200 in an ~!m' "'0 ~ low coat. . for ANO Mit$. . . .. ,. ' • 1 ·182l'' ·pate···!l0(', Deed' RetordJ. the . '' •. .~ Co.ntrary to reports circulotecP rece,;tly ·; .~ion~i';.,g to leave Meigs count~ for anv rea~on. . . ' 1·8171 ·E. Mala Si. 1111'1:: 9 'to 5- Thun. Dill Noon ·~~~:!jl~\.!;: ~ " I Also contrary to reports circ111ated, f do f!Qt ,....nd~· '· ' PetttJon 11111 persons flrat above meawlll turUW talie ftOUee .tb.t t i:llifmt ;-,• " , · said real 'e stlte for tbe of the debts · and ehar&e• ..' . ' ·.~~... been :,lbad,e PJrtitl de- , •aid petltloD, ood tllat required to answer th.e or before the 2;Jtd day of ·,. J '. to•withdrow from the !;Ompoign. ,.' '. • ' ' .>' • • ~ I'm in the primary race ·for ·GO\!Illlty commlss'-'t . . '" ' I '. '. · · ~ to win. ··· CHARLES RUSSELL Seivers Is New Insurance For ' 1960 White Sox , Jl . i ' i .. ..., Republic• ' ' 'I' I .• I .• . '. '. . '• .. ' ·, May3 : HOLLI and WHITMAN'S CHOCOLlA'IIS .._$.U S up h ,STER EA$111 BASKETS •w$1JIO ' $1.1t-$Ut WTII CARDS SCftSOc . . ... . . ,..,~,.,.} ~ ' ~··- ." ' . . ' ..:·• -' '1 . .. .' ' Filled Ni,l.L. TI~s , ,.. -··' ' .·. . I' .' . t• ' • ' I '· .. . . . . . . . ... . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . .' . . .. .. ' ' .' ' •• ~; ~ ' .~ . eY.,• ' ,. ' ' .,.. . J ' ·~ I . . '' $1.91 I .. \ ' $3.98 ...... $5.69 '' ! I' I ~· ' l ~ 'i . ." ' .i ..it 7• ......... Wl'l'll . ' .SUMMIR IURSI "•' ' i"' "J·,; ·' ' ., ~' ! ' .' . 4 '~ "' . "' ·' .. · ·······~··· j I 0 ' I' • I • '! Ii I I •' .. ' ) .., f)"' . ) . . . . ...•... ~;.. '• . . . . t ·l .tl .• \ ·~ . :·~.. ,.; .... '.... ·- .• 1.91 . OHIO �• .. • GRAVELY TLUTOII lALII AND s.rvac.., 512 E. M.ln_ P..-ror. Phone WY2.--2975. Open "til t p. rn. until June 1. ldNr'IM•: H•reld S.l'ftMrt, R.MCI1vllle. Ohio. Phone Cool•lll• 3691. S- lt-Uc roa CONSISTENT '59 Fonl :10 1 D"-Y 110< 3 DAYS OOc: suo 110c 'lie !Ill A4t -vecl 1» 6 DAYS .. Channel ~l'uesday 4:00 Comed)' Jilaybouse 4::30 Adven.turt. .Time ,.._, IIIli. • trano, ' 0)'1. •a.oo '59 Fonl .... $1895 P.211 fl .110 10 A.M. will be in that day • popoo. matE, VB. · liOpolt .t.ara~ Siartime 9 o30 Arthur Murny Part> 10:00 ll-fiquad 10:30 Phil suven Sbow U :OO flf'adliDM : :; ' ' '58 Fonl .... $1795 - . . - w.con. · u:au w..- liclo: l'ur. Sbow 1:00 .il\ga (lit '57 Fonl . .... ' $1495. .__ '57 Dodge .. $139$ lf:cio -~ Gua· 12:31. lJOve Thai Bob 1:110 Abl1UI ll'oces l o30 lle<lie o:al DQ' In Court 2:30 TU (lole Shn I:C!O Beot the Clock '57 Ford -· · · $1295 FoiNone Fordo<, F-.tle VB " Dota• ·· $1195 ~ Who illO You '1'r114t .\1:00 American Banl)iatand ~80 - o:ao "'• ·Frlond meta 1:00 ... ~-otoo· '56 Oldsmobile $1395 C011Vt111bl0, ~.. V8. ·, l:llt Your .IUU M~MU• e:ta Wti,a t'hermu. . '5Uonl ...... $945 6:48 lobo Daly Na'OI '7:00 Four JP*t Jleft 1:10 Brave Stlhlon 8:00 · Musle-tor a· Spring Nilht q~o~om 'l'od,.., std ......... a.;,!. '55 Plymouth .. $795 Forilor, ~. 6 eyj. . 8:30 Olzie and Harriett • _.,_. Howollao l!>e '$5 Font ,', .. $1095 10:00. w~ Nlcht FIJhu llo*'I_P_a t:oe ~ Victoria Tudor, - -.ve. 'J$ Fo.~ · ·· ·· · $250 .......-=--~-=----- (81 Auto Sales JIM' Rlinoh W....... AI If, BUICK V8 Elpeclal t dr. Ill· dan. l)ite new Hnlab. Dynanow drlYe. fti9&.oo BJ&ettnar't, Pom· eroy. 8 30 6tc '54 Chlvrelet · · $59S ..C6&?;,ri•f 13 :t-eJ · ·: ·~Chevrolet ·· $495 .Con\'erlll>le,. ~Ide. 8 eyt ; • (•. '53 Ply.;ituth ·· $395 • l. SlaUon ~ I , old. ........ 8 eyl. . ~ '52 Plymouth .. $19$ DEALER PLUMBING ond ILICTiliCAL IIIPAIU Uld SIIIVItl pi• tor ... . $245 P'oJ'clw,· fD1'0.Datie trw.. va. ·lllrold cnwlen, a.-, ll!lr. Locuot It, LIVI IAIT AIOUT AI'IIIL • MIMI...,t Phone WY 24511 dua worm•J llthln& tuppllet. Licente t... fi)f llcen•e• donated to Melp Fllh and Gtme Auoela· tlon. File'•, opera. 1() a. m. to 7:00 p. Jn , 3-31·6tc ELtCTROLUX VACUUM CLEAN er. Runt Uke new. H~t throw IWI)' btl•· Full price only t:K.OO . or terma nailable~. Pb.._. ·WYJ.2~. 3-30-61c , . 'llaM•· · · l~ C.ti!Wi''·'l.~ · 8:00 ~.CirtOon~ !loC!O· 'lie<! Rllwe ·Show lti:SO · Oo tho11~ . . : I . 'OWN I' TR!JCkS Poymonta To Suit YOII ··. . 6:20 Ju~ !llv)ln, Show • ' \•'•. 19o00 U. S. SUeloHour U:jllll 11 NtiH J1:10 ~Look at the Weather '1:111 'lbeoter Ill •'clod< l!ilf! 1\P Off" ' • .- ' WMPODaily P.rogi:aJD·Scbedule lUG IIJii 'Fo< 'Vod 1:110 Newo . 1:111" lUJt !lor You 2:110 Calll!1e On Pl. Pleuant s:OO lluitc Go llound 3:io News Ben Park, Pa. SpeeialiBt .at State University a member of tbe were WJEH Brings You The · Up To The Min.-te · . :~ ~:.:tiil.~~~· . -~IIIJ · ,:30 Jlvo.c.t,t. ~ , loOO ~·l!t!'!;it ,;.; ,.. '$4 IJick .... $395: Sedu, dl'Miow, VB. .. ~.r Th:;ter1~a·~z. ,-: J.L... ~~ , CHASE HARDWARE ~ .. Minoow1, nllht '49 D6to ·· \'8. ~:2D !"'~ . IIJ.•IIll ·.~'lo• • 1:10-" Kou..e· P.ftrt1 ) • !1,:00 ~.0-.~· 1:50 Am.. 'n' Andy - tl~lO :A ~-a · eatber, t :OO Highway Patrol · ..~l;lS, Speclat ..bfo ast >: 1;.1; ~ Be Our Gllelt· '51..., ....... $395 Fordo(. ,old. - · 'M!ather "~d ·A 10:00 <llifi'y lo!®re Sh.W ' 1'211, old. """'· 6 eyl, COLEMAN it..,. ~,oo TIJii'Millil>l1itltl · • · ll:lJi)-V<~odicl IJ Yours ~:oo The Brilhter Da1 I:JO .Frontier 1 t:15" ;'!':1e ·See+t:t Storm r · . 7:30.. ll'o T~)).~\~• 'I'rUtli '' l o30 Edge of Night ' j ·· • 'll:oo ' DeMII' ·o~le Show ~:00 Tile Tl)re< Stoosea 1:30 Many Lovel •of Dobr GilU1 · 5:30 The Life of Riley , \' \. l,oo 'l'lali\'PI~ d') '.' i ' l:C!O .Atuii!i, I Smllhlll..,. J 30 lle<r sttel\9a $pw · · M~ ...A Lpok at the Weather '5* ~.. ··$295 Aulborlled 1 t '· ~·i:so llnids ''!l Nlllf · . '$311olck · ·· ··'· $150 .- .• • ! • , , ,• W..W.. 1'24, old., 6 eyJ~ AM .it. ;.; ~ :C!O '• j Lo.. 11:80 ' ~CO!ftbOr Bride · t2:00 Love of Llle 12:30 Searcll. For Tomon'VW' t2:U ''lbe .ooidlnt lJeht l~ Heart of tke (llty 1:311 !!f tile· World Tumo . a:eo :,or Jitter M ror WOIW I '53 Fonl .... .. $29S Ouolml> lludor. The 11.,. -~ ll:lq SOlnDlnl 11ut Weatber II :ll , Si>9<ll llo(HWt . II:~ :;Lite Bltqw; ·\2:..,, ~ Sign Qft I •• ' · . . ., std. """'·, 6 eyl. J!"k;t wY •\:30 i' 1darrie<l ~oon ~ 011to. trml., VII. tNrlL, V8. !few~ Ct-c.nnel · a hidane tk:, va. 11011 - · Fo!<Jom• FOO'dtap lloid Top, u •. 4:110 Come<ly P.lomouse UO Adventure Time D:C!O Steatnboot IIIII 5:30 Quick ora• M'cGJ'IW INlO steo10llool BW , . O:l& The Jlbo ,,qo u ' 1& Bel!oireF-JiordTop>jiO'IJ· '5• ":110 From Tbe• Roots -J:81 orelldo. V8. . .,... Loot ..... . :17 • .11011 ll 11 ADO II J l ADO Jl8 21 " .300 ADO 6 200 6:48 Bomller'Brialolu . _ 'llilllh'litt -or,'l!ff' W.,gon Train 8:80 Prtco. IJ R11bt P:C!O. !'err> Como Sb o'w . t'o:IIO 'QIIo Ja Your ~U, .10:80 'llombstone 'l'erri!Glr> . ' U:OO Newa HolM!IIo" : 11:11" .W•othe!\!iil ·' \1:11 ,.,. liD Popr ..... t!QO lip 011 i •• ' '57 CheVrolet· $1595 - o.... -llllp 1'111.-- 'nldor, pooaCllde, VII ' Glmtt -. JlttP, liii .Weofllei"UU ,_c..,. r-. '58 ~evrolet·· $1595 - :*' uo Lomto Youq Show foC!O .Cpu>onbllil 1:30 TeMJ '3l00 Youtll Dr. Kalone 8oS~ aoo 'l'udor, Ad., ve. Cuobn e:b H1lnt!ey !lriDkle7 ., Cooaui. 1111. INDo., 4 eyl. $UIO 10:10 Play Your Hunch ll :00 Price Ia lti&ht Ll ConeentnUon '· I :B Weathirtait . 'J£!'0 1:\tws PlrtUroP. ;59 Eng. Ftnl $1695 L•AGUI Hlfh Three Gome In4. - s. Jefloil,ltll. J:lllo Sm,le -'- .. Iefton, 12:00 Truth or ConJe4.dtnNI l2:JO It Could JJe You """ Mid Day Nna 1:10 :WovietlJ 1e 1:00 Steamboat Jllll ·, ,11:30 Wnod~ (ll:.... ~ker 8:00 Lown~y ~wt (me ~:!5 lim 'l'll•!'ker Shn -- TlfUUCU.Y AIOTUNOOII' WSA%.TV Channel 3 • • ' $2495 '59 Opel .... $1895 tt.IIO suo I Sljn!Uiol'. l'orclomotle, \'8. t MO. $1.30 TELEVISION GUIDE • TO SELL tl DOt poi4 wt- 10 <io;'a aflor re<Ol\'lnc bill JDmn u, A•h..rtlalnc - Should be reponed lmme<llato!J. , . DaJq Seatinel will oot be reapoutb)e for more tbaD one incorlec:l t...UOD. lard ol Tb&ab aad Special Notkes ot E\lent.t Jl.OO. Obtwariel ~at 1 cent per word. 15 . AU P.&ICBD DEPENDABLE IIEIIlJLT8 B01UNG Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., April S, 1960--7 These Can BATES 1 cenu per won. o" tDaerttolt. Miabnum dlflrct: - dO c:e.a.ta. I etat. pee wwd fo t' Oaree comeeutive ineerUoDJ. ~dill - ... IDOlllb lor 30 per word. Pull nte Of I ~nil& per word 'll'ill be ebarted tor ad'ftr't1Jtne WOBDS ' Mason C9unty NEWS 31'. 11nes 'Dally 10 Mi :1i:·ss AM · .. '..... .. I'OR SALEo ! 'OUR ROOM HOUSE at Dexter. Newly painted, In· side and O\lt. Good STpP .• welf .nd Oulbuildlnp. CaU WY2·a819 4-2-6tp ITE D'AMAGE NQW For Fre4! Inspec:tion IAIIOAINS s!CJ. ,fM ' mowera. 1ome Uke And Estimates, Call Your Vaughan's Agent u~i~'ou,tllo.ltr<l motor,, 1\io I lok!IL 11Re4:o!~.JP.Ii: r. p •. m, Ure lrim, tnc.ertor, rollo.NorA oavtnc . l ' PJIONE WY·M7'1f .~. \ ' '' ' •. 'Wl$OY, ' . .Ck .' " tift • Of Dad $20.00 up; Sweeper1, power ,.wa, t-ooJa. hobblea, ..,,, eleelrlc m01ora and applllll«a, 11\lnt; I Dtor Sedan ., re-I ,·. pod c•• moror ~=~~ Gilmore Supply Store· '.. >' I ' '. • redeem lretD IY.Jill)l. buy, Hll, trade. Brtn1 in aomethlna )'OU don't need Turn It Into eallb or tude lor IOIQetblq YOU can' UH, Pife'a, opeft 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. 8-11-lltc 1911!1 ALLIS ~actor ·~ . ' . . .., , 11 .· -Mll~ya; W•.·Vo~ TilE ·PES'J' CHAUIIIIIII , WD mounted ,l.f" Pl-owl, "'ohn Deere WIIIOrt with eorn bax. 'and hay ndli, blled bQ, 100 !Ill· ~d Ue~t, two "hoh 1alvaniied hoa le«<ora. 0 ~ }!. Wopn1~outo Z, Bailey Run Rd, Poi:net0)'1 ObiO 14> t, 1110 t.ir' \I . 1\, j· ftJI,, -~ ---.... �<::s ~Dally Central Jr.owni~ Hold Session Monday Afternoon Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., April~. 1960 ANNOUNCE COMING MARRIAGE Th,e «> Browns Entertain Honoring Daughter On 17th Birthday YOUII NIXT e~P'I'ION eBANQUET e~NG -MARTIN ~OY'IIII'I' Priw.te RooiNI For 10 to 175 People FREE PARKING After 6 P .M. wltb Mercbarit.o Pollee Service HIDE-AWAY BAR ' The Lovt ~iit dedlcaUon WBS by Mra, Hood with Mrs. .Mrs. Gladys Brothers assisted rorr.. n,, Mr11. Lillian McGhee, Frank Cheesebrew and Mn. :\'ln. Brown in serving refresh· Boster repre~~entin~t: the ments of sandwitheB, cake ice cream and kool aid. di~~~[;?'~~~~,,~ l•rcles. . the roll ca ll of cir· Dottie received many nice gifts. prog1'am on Town and Sending a gift but unable to at· Work, entitled "500,000 was presented by the tend was Darlene Smtti'l . C:Ucle with Miss Houda. and I 1 MARILYN LEE RICE Mrs. 1' • ·SHUMWAY'S GREENHOUSE 1,,~~~1. Plana were made for a jitney Friday, April 8, begin5 p. m. wltb a menu to 1:/lncl;ode chicken, mtN:~t JOtaf -snd when the Hemlock Grove G(ange met Saturday evening . Leo Story, worthy master, pre· and plans were d!IICUBBed "operation forward'' night to he ld April 22. Ritualistic work was practiced during tht meet· ing . "l'his .and That" was the theme the program presented by lecturer, Clara P~mlsen . Mem lx!rs were divided into four with group one prtaent· vocal ntwnber and. t Yooal !r•u~nbor bY aroupa two t~. group four pre1enting' • oa 111 weoather forecast. Two readings were given, of Character", by Dolores and "Something Under Her " Stanford Stockton. Offtl· an>owercd .rol~ call with their lo a aenteM:e, afler which a reading, "The Difference In The Sexe&" was given by Aman· da Eastman. l''ollowing • quiz proQ:ram. a stunt, " A Pooor Start'' wu g1ven by Ziba Mid· kilf 'lind Bernard Paulsen. A thougbt on tafet.y concluded tb·e I OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, APRIL 10th •. 1 , 9 A.M. til 6 P.M. EASHR FLOWERS Oa ·Dl•play and ""''n• ·ProiJ'Bm. ----- K ei•er• Enlertaln Door Prbel - Jtelrelhmenlo SHUMWAY FLORIST Hn. M.J.U.rd Vu Meter, New · ROUTE 124 M.aJWto~er SYIIACIJSE, OHIO Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keililf!t entertained a group of relatives and lrtenda Sunday at their home in Mlnersv.llle. Gueata were Mr . and 'Mrs. Jamea Woodrum and children, Anit111 and Tam, Whitehall; Mr. and Mrs. D1l· 111 Hillier and 1on. Jerry, of Pat· aakala, and MilS Lena Grue1er, Pomeroy. BAKER FURNITURE. ScbooliJ,. e pra- Contest.nt..s in addition to Elementary School, tulve been annoonced •• the wlnoen of the 1960 spelling contest Ln Mason County by Otia Rice. The two wiU represent Mason County in the &tate flnals to be held in Huntington. The (ormer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ge<Jrge Kooken of Point Pleasapt, circle and taps tbe mooting. winners were Diana the McKinney, art, aixth grade, Weat Columbia; Jlldy Matheny, ab:tb 11rade, Leon; Betty Rhoades, sixth grade, w. Va. Tralnina School; Tcni Daugherty. sixth arade, Ordl'!-ance; Jacqueline Roush, 8ixth grade, Broad Run. Sherry Flesher, sixth grade, New Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKay and daughter, Silly, of Mansfield, spent the weekend with Mrs. McKay's parent11, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rupe and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Reynolds and )irs. Margaret ReynoJd&. M:r. and :,t:n. Charlea Neal and arandson, Perry, and Mrs. Letha Russell were in Parkersburg Mon· day evening. MiSs Carolyn Mllboan returned to Athens wbere she attends Ohio UnlvenU.y after spending the week end with her parent&, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Theis and family. Mn. Ida Bachner and Mra. Everett Bachner and dau&hter, Karen, were in Parkenburg, Monday evening, Bill Angel of South Charletton spent the weeken~ with the Chartell Neal f•mily on · South Third-av. Mrs. Carrie casaen eontinm!s to Improve slowly from the stroke which she auffered aever•l weeks Mainfy About People In Pomeroy lr LUCILLI HAWKINI Mr. and Mn. Arthur Smith Df. Salem were Saturday guests ol ~iN NelLie Xothler. )ttu tiettie Koehler apent Surt· .._ In Gallipolia wlth Mrt~. Char· les Weaver and other relatives. Bentz Wolfe visited JtTiday wilb his !listers, Misses Ida and Augusta · Wolfe and brother, Grover, at Plant&. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young re· turned home Sat\U'day ni1ht after a week's vis•t in Levittown, N. Y.• with their daUJhter and son-In-law, Mr. and Mri. Edgar Altmayer. They abo vi•Hed a day in Wuhln,ton, D. c., with another daugtUer aod aon-in-law, Mr. and Mn. Pil!ilce Rice, 1nd tn.Pblladelphla with J(n . Yountatlster, Mis2r L)>di1 L. Darfl. . E-. J . Hill •· Robert ·Mrs. and Mra. Gooch and qhildren returned home Saturday ev•niDJ after a few dut vii!U with relatlvea tn Colu:mbuf" . ·Mr. ond Mro. E. $. IIIli S~ndiy with Mr. ond Cook, Pine Grovt, Glen ur.. •11!... , ~· · of ~Y ,r, · · enttne Ot.W. htMrelty fair, Middl~port 0 -· · hi(llo ......, •• cfoucly ....- fMit ..,...., ...._ ...... 41( • ,... lwW llwcat .rtt. ...,,.., ..,...., ... M-46. ,._.....,..,,• .tre. '"'"""'' ........._.. .. dOIIIIp' wlthtilflo_.._...._ SINGLE CO~ - lie Rural Development To Pool Efforts Of Many __.... ..... Cecil ...... ~.....,. trwt.. flf ... ...... ....., Grew~ Hill c.m.t.ry ANecta. "*' aeniplllftt ., ........ , of. lkials at this .....,. 1t1 the p.1r. ·-~~---of I..,....,. '!~ ;.......tliil fo IUtdMJ lbiOtN,. MI. lncfbury Hlol, 11101 ho Jo aokld, fhot .... . . . ewnl.. hft In the Ornal Hill Celftlfefy ,...,.... the dec:oi.,-.u cuttint tim.. MI........... ..,. lhollho ~~ HHI e.m.tery trust"' ....,.., ....,. .lt.lllfon •nd the ••~ btfore ..... .......,........ '"'""' .,.., ......... In ....... • " ' - ..... Monroe Count} Saw ~. ~· • ...... c:aAKMU 6t Jut.•X.'- i .' ' ~ Howard PbUllpo, researcll development qent of Monroe county, Bald Tueoday nlgbt at Kyger Creek high school !bat a lot of gOOd people and a lol of gOOd effort here - like in Monroe county can be channelled into more OV'!l'all Pt'08l'esB for t he coimty lllrough a Rural Developniellt program SflODSOI'•d by ,....... ment agencies. ' ' ,, ' fi c.unw 11 ' Pblllipo •i<l lf•.nroe felt tl1ey had • Jood. api. bul -· ladldtry. ot .... brlah!.t, Wo-poU ...... ...n~ wlthiMII' tili~otlllit ,.. ,, : ......,..., . . pneumonia . Mr. and Mra. M•nnlng K.loes and son, Kent, of Gallipolis, visited recently wilh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart. .......~ . , .,, ' ' . """"' . ' The Ridge-Keno Socia! Events A. DRIIIB AND J~bt ~ collectloll lo! I In blook IUk - · 'nlo lltt<il • Mrs. Doria Betz came Sunday Jooket. wllb iltw ~ ...... that wlc.ten at U.. · trom St. Joseph, Michigan, for a .um. elbow. OQne;eal & d..- . wtth • MokliM loqCNLte4 by .. I owl bw.k lllk prlnl 011t 1111 ;toollel. Webbs Make Tour Ot East•ern .Sjtar f~2'''"'aii(ISJ; ec=fJfOJD$ : I I week's vlait witb her mothqr, Mra. Allee Dodson. Mr. and Mrs. Art Kasper of Columbua were Sunday tueats of Mr. and Mr•. 11. L. Bahr and BiUy. . 'TO STUDY ATMO$PHIRI WASIUNGTON UP!- Tltt United State• 11n,l Italy will cooperate ln rocket studiM of the upper at· l'be National Aeronautic• 6: Space AdminiJtratlon \O.. •!I•nd o1 tho:·l\1, said Monday It ho(M'd the ~eta Wl)llllll c:ould be launched next !.leptember from a 11te on the bll&nd of Sal'· dinlt. Webb 1'tr~ moapbere. ELBERFELDS ~ Sprtacfleld J.eatlle GARDJN nLLER jASaAI.L GLOVES ' · Wllb llrig&o • $6.95 and up ' .' ......"""!"': $14,.95 . .... { Slratlon 4 C)'ele EDCine •> ' ' , ) . &f ~"'. 1] 1 ' I . '. t ~£ "' Cars Damaged In Rqute 33 Wreck At Mason City . · Heavy damage to hvo· can eame as the result of a colllsioa oo Rbute 33 in Mason City Tuesday moml&i The accident occurred u ~ Edwin Baldwin of .Mason t~ lnto her driveway in lower !tiUon 11nd str\lck a car driv~n bJ It~ Lawhorn or Pomeroy. 'tht! ' cC'friv~ en by LHwhorn was ,, owned. 'bY George McFarland, Mason. ..ll No one was injur~ in the acci· dent which wu investia:ated by Loilnie Rhodes, Mason town mar· shall, and Forrest Cuto, constable. ~ l1 *....... Ia...... * j '' l·t 'I 1out Ohio home with mneas. Mrs. Reese has been m with a heart condition and Julia has been seriously ill with · y ·' .....u......•••••••,., • l ew Attitude Middleport Ohio MEIGS THEATRE ,. . & c~ Common Objection: Wire Decorations Areo Cemeteries d1Jirlbuted their culdaace • llruce Uoyd, board, prellded - Begins April~ Mn. Arlene Reese and daughter, Julia, are both confined to their tho llnllell ~ at y WEATHER Tree ~liv.e~ aao. !'ltr. and Mrs. Elmer :Johnson Jr. and grandson, Greg Gosney , ol Charlc1ton, w. Va ., visited sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bentz Wolfe and Mra. William ;oi:tter. IF Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Roush re. turned to their home, Lakeview, Monday, after a Stlvcral days vieit with his •aater and brother-In-law, Mr. and Mrs . Charles Withrow. , • April 6, 1960 I •:_n:_.::_Ea::.c::h:_::ll_:•::lso::.;as::::kod::.;::to_b_r_ln-'g'-'V•:.c..'_""'..,-'·c.'_h_•-•~n~ounce~e11t said. • '( r~~e fifth grade, Rooaevelt; Vickl Stew- !ormtrly of New HaW:n. The latter Haven; Mary Webb, eigbtb grade, is the d&Uihter of Mr. &nd :.n. Wahama; Donn& Keister, eightb Delbert Gates of Mason. grade, Sunnyalde; Betty Rainey, Runner-up in the eonteat Was flft4 arade, Hendenon ; Libby Paul William Eads, 11, Point Pleaa· Ste'*1rt. si:r.th crade, Letart; Su.s_a n ant, Route 2, a fifth l!rade stud~nt Darst, sixth grad~. N~rth Pomt at Cen\ral Grade Scbool in PoiDt Pleasant; Mary Prtce~ stdh grade, Ple~aant. Woods; Rebecca. Riddle, el.gbth Judges for the conlelt were A. L. grade, Hanna_n Htt:h; and Rose El· Neville, pnncipal, Hannan High l~n Yester, stxth gr-ade, ~le .. School; Eli.z.abeth PUllins, princi· The con~est was held on Friday pal Roosevelt School' and Pearl in the conference room .of the H~efOTd, principal, W~a Sc)lool. board of education ln Point PleaaChet Haddox, music supervisor of · ant. . . 'RIDDII HOUDI.»tl'. T · --- 8prlllgbBerel LatiBcbla Gatea, 12, of the .Mason Around And About Middleport Thomas pBrtieipatinQ. program was closed with I i !i : Point the Mason County $lip Covers T.? Be Discussed At County Wide Meeting At Rock Spr.i,rigs Th.ursday Hemlock Gr.ove Serving Good-Food a Grange Plans •n AM Stumbo. She wal J•t er Until ~="" · · ~~~~~~·~·A~n~E~· 1 ney sunp by Mra. r and Legal aeve~r~llfi~'-' ~·~"~~nBrag:P~radb~ury.,~·r~", ~~fr~~: lb. Vroman of The Bible Class of the Brad· ford Cburch of Chri1t met last fl'ridty evening in the buement of the church with 13 membet-1 present. The meeting waS opeAed with A county wide lW!Oting Is announce<t, ily r.{rs. Gepeva Noprayer by Howan:i Htte11 after la·• home demonStration agent, lor Tbu~ay, April 7, at tbe which W•ayne King conducted a ~~k Springs Grange hall, 10 a.m. until ~ p.m. All H~me De· abort bpsiness meeting. · ·.monstr~tlon Cl!lb nlemb'!rs and .~Y othtr women desmng to Alter the meeting ·I social hour rearn about making· slip covers are urged to attend, Mrs. No1 Waa held with a potl.uck lunch belng tefve'd to those alreadY lan said. to \i yard of material of any na· mentioned and Mr. and M1's. Her The meeting 'I'tlursday will be a ture to be used as a s&mple and bert MUJer, Mrs. Howard Hy1ell, preliminary lesson in preparatipn graph ~per and a pencil. . . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Curtis, Mr. and for a work abop on slip cover ml!lk· Those atfendlng the sesa1on are Mn. Homer Forrest, Mrs. Wayne ing to be hf.ld at a later date. At alt~o to bring their own lunch and King, Mrs. Samp RuaseU, Mrs. Ed this preliminary session, subjects drink, !lira. Nolan said. Russell and Mrs. Denver HyseU . announced by Mra. Nolan for dis--cuulon are selection of materials, TAKING REST CURE color and dealgo, UJd type• of fur· ·BERLIN UPI - The Dst Ger· niture that shnuld be covered. man press office a&id Monday Pre· Each woman attending the ses· mier Otto GrotewOhl bad left for eion ifl uk~ to bring llCWo:n. a rest cure in tb' Soviet Union. pins, square or yard stick, tape Deputy Premier HtMnricb Rau will meaure and tailor'a chalk or ent)'· act n premier until Grotewohl re· GueJts included Bill Bentz, Ednp Carman, TerrY Knight, Elsie Arri· I old, Ruth Ann Brothers, Chuck 1 Riffle, Jerri Frick, Chutlr. Downie, 1 Carolyn BeJI, Ed Bartels, Sondra Drake, BIU Young, Carolyn Goes:· lein , Terry CulluMs, Nancy SkiD· ner, Mark Grueser, Paula Sayre, · Jack Welker, Linda C h~pman, Bruce Stalnaker, Ned.l Br'adford; Dor Co&tes, Benny EWinl and John Musser. ePRIVATE PARTY · Fradc:ea Kooken, 13. Pleaaant Junior !Ugh School, and nol.lnced the words for the contest. Bradford Church Bible Class Has Friday Session Mr. and Mrs Orville Brown, Longhollow Road, entertained with 1 party, Friday evening, April I , honoring thetr daughter, Dottle Lou, on her 17th birthday. PLAN and ARRANGE · • ·Girls Prove Best Spellers In' 1960 Contest In Mlson County The Central · Sc:hool Brownies Moad.y dter scbool wiib leaden, Mra. William Sheri and Mrs. Joh11 Runnel. Following tbe pledge to the flag and lihe Brownie pledg411, tlle girls made tulip& uaiftl: egcs ahells and cottaa:e cheese bolles. were requested to The cirls brma: their re&iatration dues as they ml.lsl be peid -at the ne~:t meeti.ng. Refrethments were served by Leon McKniglllt to the mem · leaders end one guest, • ~· .. ' .i ' � 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 5, 1960