https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/201646f983033c6e1163dcbd943fd3e0.pdf 06e4fd37bfb6640b73fab9a7b7746063 PDF Text Text • • ~- l962r.-•A~r-ou•n•d'!"I'"!A•nlll!d-.l 'One Family Under God' Was Fetleratetl Class . Th eme 0# May f.eIIowsh'1p Day Mainly About ' Met Friday At hdbury School Program Drew About Standing Room Only Audif!nce U.::~; ~-MaJGnd~:: =~!a;:-!~"! People In Pomeroy Church 1-Dill1 Sellllllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., M•Y '· Middleport Pome . . """"' ""* ••• _. • (}-.. 18 - Ill ~a~=-'~o~~~o rna;-;~ .., 't ::' wo~~o 11111 ~ = n.e -.,, , _ .... otandtng room only told little Debbie Jeffers Interablp nil' oervioe held Frldl)' aft. pay both nalloaal 11111 dues. "God dalliztc U1 ,.., A Job" Cl<lleotr. e1oood wtllt the curtain .... for til the oingini. The fo• in I ....... I"RE1.11>1B ernoon at the ~Jne Baptltt Mn. PbD onnn,.r. . - r y . tl>o toplc " led .,. ~lghll ..... by, IINI!a.l event preHrlted last Fri. story was ably imitated by ROUD.U:BEL'I' Church. , gave her report. Mrt. Grueter r.n UJCII..I.o& IIA~ Kn. Pbll Melnbart. prelldeDt. to •rt. day evening at the Fr;,nd. Mrt. J. E. Simpaon wu the coived a eo11111M111leoti011 00111open 11M ID08Iinl ol the Hoppy P~ durbw tfito ' lchi>ol when 2SO children S..Ond gradera did "Grondfa- Bnlce Lloyd and 100• Mllte are leader and !be meeting opened mendlnc the Melp Oou!ty Oouncll C. A. Andrewo 11111 - · Clll'- Harv-n el... ol the Feclorol- IICiclol hour Willi prllet 1 ~ port in the program directed ClOck" and a rhythm aod In Columbus attending a S h 0 e with the singing Ill the bymn, for the larll" 1m01111t of ecbool moe Wllliom. spent 11M -...! eel !Jilwb Frldoy OVOiliDS at to Mn. Anumdo Kuplr, Mli Mrs. Eleanor Welch Zeiher. song, "Swmg on the Cor- Show yesterday and today. "Come 'nlou Almighty King,'' foJ. auppUes sent to Llltla AD'le~Ya. In Vaodllla With hil liater, !ln. tbe c:bun:b. 't!:t.~Grueter, Mts.IID.11• Attractive and well-m-tune fi rsl , , Mrs. William ~adford accom· lowed wifn the "Statement ol Paul Moore and family. Group IIDeinl ci "Stand Up J"or frellhmentu Mre. Dale Smltb. R,aroders Jll"'•nted. "The , Third graders sang "Frog woot , pa med ""' sJster-m.Jaw, Mrs. Joo- Slgniflcan<e of Msy Fellowship WUUam Eskew Ill . Daytoo waa Je1111" opened 111e - . . , fol. Ml M ud :;:.-~ ·~ "Tbe Bird." and "The · _ Co••rtin'," Authentl('ally ilress- leph Powell to ~olumbus la_•t Dav" ~unison, while Ml'!l. Ita· • 1 the weekend guest of relatlvea Jn lowed bj ICriptun read\Dg from and':rs ~~Reibel ruMM Jm1tettne the duct in ··The as the frog was Kathy Moore !Thursday followmg the gr~ves1de ! belle S1mpson played softly on the M'ea. Samuel 1 ed s, eonceming Ran· · dJer"' was Paula Morris t h moll.'le was Joyet" Mc DanJe\ services for Mr. Powefl m t b e j tlv- organ. Mr and Mn Homer Ta I nab and her .lOll, EU. After the . br GordOII Wam~r. " Mr. Ra: " by Mack Toy lor: Riverview Cemetery. Toe lllally, led by Mn. Simpand f~ ci. G~... 'city _.:::. medltotlon, the groop aong, "Give GET WAGB 11008'1' f b Vickie SUe DeLong. also sang "The Bet aod The Mr. and Mrs. Wa llace Brad· son, w•th the congregation re- , cent of. Mr and Mrl. Joa. ol Your Belt to tbe Muter .. and WASHINGTON (UPU - Tr1D1 ~ by Rodney Gheen. and "The Animal Fair." ford and Mrs Harold Lohse were ·spondi?,g, and • duet, ·~y God ! A tkatklg party and a Mlack epb Mrs. Me1nhart ~aed with prayer. World Airlines pilots will recefvt In their hwt aumber "Chick- Fourth graders did "~oah's l m Green Camp yesterday for the and I. by Mrs. Hugh Cairns and ;supprdf completed t.hla year's ae- Mn. W R. Carpe tet and During a busmeilte~ll.on plans an 8 per cent wage lDc!reaN lJcSen., the at.ory ~as we l l Ark .. "Peter Piper" ·md ·a rhy- lfuneral serv1ces of Marcy Jean Mn. Martin Wilcox-en. preceded lUvites of the Junior Youth Fe!- daughter ·Alita 8~ the Ma: were made to clean the cbureb UDder a new 1&-month agreemcl • ' t~ d d · "f' 'f Dans age 18 and her brother.: the choral l't'~lnlf!, "Eternal Rul- Iowsbip of Heath Methodist 0 F .tJ. 1 't Rio G ·-•· ~.Y1 kltcben and to sene a dinner to negotiated by the firm and Chi G MngW~~ 0 ~n~e .~ t~ Ph ilh~ age 11 who were killed 10 er of ~a~~ele.!l!l Round." in unl- Church Sunday The party was ~ aJ r 111..,., ......, • the Pomeroy Chapter OES, May Air Line Pilots Aisoclatton. '1bl 00 1 roWil f 'th a 1. rees.f ,. an automobile accident in Green- ~ son wKh Mrs. Simpson at the or- bold at the sbte-o-way wiht the -..:'••1 u ay. ~-~~: :11, at 8:15p. m. 'llle purduloe Ill qreement covering 1,!00 TW.t or e 1rst our a J .... or, was a u"'"JUm" w 1<0e dlobe 1 ... . I'~ched .,_,_ C 1 nd ·o b camp last Thursday . The youths gan. · supper at the cbureh In Middle, court. new I Ol' w:~~~: ldtdten was P-. waa rea ear1Y ........_., 0 1 Pomltf'DY, hio · were aro a e rl were childr~n of Mr. and Mrs. ~aklng the part d . tbe I@VeD port. queen t:HJCUJBed. lt was decided to JeW shortly after a strike deadhM. "SHIPP'ING cOMPLETE 1vernon Davis. Mrs. Davia is the votces were Mn. Clifford Phfl. rn attendance wm Brenda Mr. and Mn Pon Will and carpet raga aa a money ""'*''C 'l1le pllota now averap abcq SHOWING OF The other Four gr .. des the daughter of Mrs. Lewis Benson, lips. Mn. Campbell Haruer, Mrs. 34>aephlle and Sheila of Columl::lua YilltH Sun-- pr:vl~jec=t.===~t;===~·I=T~,OOO===a~year~.====::!:~~ rr Isc~l sang together and ..present- ~ister of Mrs. William Bradford James Will, Mrs. Josep'n Cook, dra Clatworthy, Sylvia SW~, da! with h1J faiher, Emmett , ed A BnC'kward Glance. As lhe d turning hom~ from iMrs. Harry Houdashelt, Ml'8, J le ~---~ J . • - -- Fil W1U. IIP'rogJ·am ed f . 'I W an was rJ IK 1 G nd . I an Vl;,lcn'\1, ertnle J.A.Ju e, mov rom CIVI ar M.ddl t al'ter attending the 1 ar rtlf'&er a Mrs. Da e Cand Bahr Myrt· J WU Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jewell of 11 1 " Day s tn the present, Sharon Bigg.s, g c~; services for Joseph Smith. A solo ''Great Is '111-y Falt.h· aceCth ~.: .. _11 ~ ••-nd . H • Columbul were SUDday gueN of 8 '1 ~ • nuu 1 . · h t bl k d h'te raves f I " •·• b "B son, f· 'l< Tonight and Tuesday aItra<' ' 1ve 1~ ~ or ac. an w 1 Pbwell when she passed the acci· u nes!l was preaen~.CU Y PU-S. . seD, Bobby Ryall, Betty Rae her brother and ~lsteNn-laYi, Mr. .:i!'.l MEIGS THEATRE costume w.ll h bla ck ll1gh to~ hat dent. Not realizing it was be r M. Pickens. Ruaeell RobbJ J Ord Sh rrl and Mrs. C. J. struble. Helen Lyons, Min,., covered w1th gUtter and ghtter. on home and Rev. Arthur McOauley . gave an • e ean • e ing white chiffon cumberbund family, she went d h . interesting message taking hiJ Shuler, Tom Baker and Wi.lliam Mn. Edward T. Baer, Marion WIDNIIDAY ond THURS. ' I suggested to her husban w o ll · Davit and MlJ Polly K o1 Columbu placed large printed cards on an 1 . . th h text 1rom Ephes18DI. He JpOb of · s arr t Mly 9-10 eaflt!l depicting each number. Ian auxiliary policeman B! e ithe Communists. obaervlng the A~companylng them were their arrived Saturday to spent a few NOT OPEN The numberS were u foJ. 1should. go down . to the acc:~nt janniwrary tl tneir domination. CO\JJNlor, Mrl. L. W. McComBJ day• with their pwent.s, Mr. and lows 1861 - Civj] War "The land dJtect traffic, not learnm& p t waa brought out that they UN Mu. John Baker, Mrs, Robert Mn. Charle• R. Karr, Sl'. PIIIDAY ond SATURDAY Yell~w Rose of Texas" a~ci a.um- ~ll he went to t~e accident that rorce, threat and any kind olin· Hy.aell, Mn. Guy ShuJer, Mu. Jack <llaae, who wu called Mly 11-12 bers from the late 18oo to 1900 .5 was her own children. filtration to win and tf neeeuary, Roger Toney aod Diane McCom· 'here by the d~ath ~ hl1 aunt .. "MYITIRIOUS ISLAND" Mrs. Donald A. Russell, Jr. and war. Tue Communi•'" cleo-· ••- ao. M!ss C1ara 8""''• was tbe week <Technleolor) "Annie Laurie ." "Put on your 1-hililren, wv.1 ~ ..oe Gary Merrill, Michael Craig , Old Grey Boooet," ''Da is Bell;" I'"' i Jon and C_ynthia came , lndlvtdual, while the ~eting to. At the church 1 devational per·~ guett Mf. and Mrs. Pat.Joan Greenwood and Mi chael .,, _1 last Friday for a vtslt with day 1.!1 to observe fellowship as lod was held at Ute table and rlci: Locbary. From th e ear Iy l liiiA,Y """ 1, u: and Mr · 'ltu Callan. Me Call You Sweetheart ;" parents, Mr. s. Cbrlstlans bellevlog in one God cmed wnn the •lniinl tl "Blest Allen Otase ol Leesbury, Fla., "BRUIHFtRI" Be the Tie 'ftlat •Binds," and the who wU called here by the death John Ireland, Everett Sloane, World War I - "K·K·K-Katy " Baker and daughter, Janet. M~. and ln Love. " In th~ Blue Ridge Mnuntains , left on the l?th of Aprtl Answerlll({ tne question, ''What frlendlhip circle. Members were fl. bla aunt Miss Clara Blag left Jo Morrow V·irg inia," and a soulh~m spirit. for Bremerhaven, ~erman~ Is A Family?"' the tpeaker aald alked to bring tbelr bottle capJ &mday for' a vi!.it in Runtiniton, JUN.-MON.·TUES. unl "When The Saints Com Mrs. Rulllell and chiidren.wlll . It ls a relation, one to another, In to Tum Baker for redemption. W. Va., with his sister and broM.Iy 13, 14 & 15 M • hi H •• him as BOOD as they receiVe! love. P'or example, he used parfner~in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Harold f''LOWIR DRUM SONG" arc ng orne. Mrs Russell'• eDtage the father mother broth G id S i R II While here h the BECAUSE M0111ER (Techni.color) Songs r,•om 1IW-l~O' t were law, Mrs. Donald A. Ruesell, Sr. er ari sister. w~ have d.lff4!renl ravel e erv ce• uae ~ his aunt ~:a• Nell~ 1 Kn w lJKl!S NICB THINOI. • .-. Ynul Shusle Annondale, Va. brought personalities, Interest. and tal- Held l.a.r Thur1day Su~ e. W ere Ya-Work·A· to Middleport and spent the ents yet live to.ether aa one in Graveside services were conChoooo a Jlallmtull: cord lbr ~ ll1ll pall \ John," "Yes, We Havf! No Ba· h re in unity tA lovt. He atressed ducted last Thunday for Josepb Mr1. Walter Walk~ vlalted ~ into jusl the lilhl wm11 raar oft'ecdcw lbr nanas ." and "Side by Side." Mrl ~ L. w McComas Ia rnat we are all one In God bl Powell at me MWleport River. SUnday afternoon WJtt_~n. Eli!· I ded ·th th t 'I ' · · · abeth Rathburn at we Carman ber •••• tmarl Crvwa ...... lbatl tno6tkWI ru WI e prenen a ~ on luling at the kindergarten class- love who with Chrflt works In a view Cemetery , · me11ap or c:olorftd Coatemporarr tllflo. es for Mrs. Pearl Reynolda clrcie of fellowlhlp. . Among those from aut m town Nurslng ~· . the la11t numher wa~ a black l'horus of Carol Kmg, De h r a laryngitis. A sack lunch at qoon with the who were here for the services Mr. and Mn. Patrick Locbary, Tbtn'o a pelfect Hallmadt liibule lbr mtt1 King, Judy Imboden. Linda Fourteen students of host ehureh serving pie and ~ were Mr. and Mt'l. Wlll11 PoweD, Mrs. George H. Parker, Chad favodltladyiaraarllfo"WWIttD,..._IIMJIIIII er. Robtwta Bing, Jo Smith, san. were. in Athens Saturday to fee pN!ceded me wvlee. T'M ta· Mr. and Mrs. Lwrence Bradford Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Charles the my boot." dra Mowery and Myrtle Faulk. tlcipate in the Final Dlitrlct ble1 were attractive In white tov- Ruth Conrad, Mr. and Mrs. Leo GIJbJ, Mrs. Jaines R. '1\ilw! and 1t. snappy dance routine in fn11t given at tbe Unlverlity. ers and centered wiUJ arrqe- Hall of Col\lnbua, Mr. and Mrs, NBJ1C!7 and Mra. 'nleodore Reed. of thesto singers dre!\!ied in abort were Carol Jacoba p 8 u rl flowers. Phillip Powell rl. Da,ton, Mr. and Jr.• were among those (rom Pomand wh!~ ro11tumes, top , Jim Ml1ler, J' am e 1 P'~llowlng the lunch, 1 business Mra. Harold Clark ol Toronto, eroy attending the Beaux Trio hnts and batons wu composed Roach Joy Boggs Keith sesSlon was wae held wlttJ Mra. Canada, Mr. and Mra. Sylvan concert at the GalUpolis auditor~ Cand!ee Mutton, Barbara Wll' Nicholson' Carolyn l(arl G'rueser, president ~ the \Write of GaUipoU., Mr. and Mra. !urn, SUnday afternoon. ll•m•. B<cky Crisp, Rita Halley, Elleo Dutto~ Janice Molga County Oouncll Ill VnKed R. E. Wlialey Ill Burlingham, Mlu Freda Jl'lacber returned Sandra Swartz, and w 1nona Forreat Bacbiel, Jr .• T 0 m Chun:h Women, presiding. ContrJ.. and Mn. Vernon Dlvll el Green home Saturday from Holzer HoBMight with o spoclalty act Rick Oller lllld Sorab buiJonl ol125 each were made to C-.p. pita! and Jo convalescing nl..ly. Ruth Pnn Halley, and · Whltlat rh. The numher u~ed for the Wnrld War IJ era was "TaP''' And the modern number was "Cr uising Down the lt!ver." The finale, "Cod B'les ~ America," was lm· prf'~.'l! ve as Mike MeGlont lr. ( Sl'out oo iform held the Ameri-1 ran Flag, Beverly Johnson rep- Pomeroy Baptbtl will enjoy their new tuoo,ooo re~(lnted a Girl Seoul. and next Evans a Brownie, Mra. LllllaQ 1j~~~~l c A1 • · St ierr wo11 acrompanld ror thiR Sunday evening when a WY 2.54 28 , group. night pr"'l'am hlghUgbll 1 111m 1 - --· During the lnterml~on Coun· of the new Baptist home for na· Ly Superlatendent of Schools o. tiona) offlcet1 at Valle)' Fora:•· 'IV 2·5310 0. Potterlllon apoke brlefiy of thP- For the flr1t Ume in American 10 mill levy r~newal which Ja to BapUat blatory, oatiOI'Ial be voted upon at the primury will be under one roof, 10 election ''J'ueMlay, May 8th. The apeak. At llftl&nt, orr!CN a Whfa her yuu o w n a elertlon y.•fll be held ln tlw mmal ICattered In .teVen bullding1 precious mink or a n , and all parenta In the dlto New York and Phl.ladelphi1. ordinary mouton, II were urged to l'ote (or thia Valley Forge, repte:aentativea should be I n storage renewal levy becauH without varlo111 agencies may eullv I wher-e summer heat, it, the Bradbury echool can only and 1ulckly pther lor eoni'e"'>eol moths. dust, and thiev- operate one monltl ne~ "down tbe corridort." es haven't a ghost of Mr. Pattersoh aald Thll levy 'I1Ie locaU111 at VaHey ll'or·ga I a chance to d•mage it. a reOlewal or the tax that h a being r\tuated at We leaturo a compl•te been on fOJ rive yeaf8, and it of the PennsylvaNa fur service by experts: will not increaae tax~ In the and the Schuylkill Ex· ', Jrlct. proaowoy, whera 30 million •· ·' STORAGE ... "Everyone owes thla to tb paa1 yearly, FURRIERS' youth of America, for will DediBI!tory aervicf!l wUl be be our rutUfill eltlzena and May Ill during the .annuat AmerCLEANING the best educatlon that can poasl. lea Baptiat eo.nvtntJou in PhllaREPAIRS AND bly be given them," the 111 perll>.· tlelpbla, May IS.a'o. RESTYLING tend8lt aald. FoijoWinl the !lim, 1 j..,<I>Or-<!IJUatJter proJram • Dd CALL US FOR loa will 1>e haiti wblle mea and STORAGE NOW boya enjoy relro......,lt at U10 Wide.AUlllke 4JH. ..... ol a bualneol meeting. l1lt roy - -won w **' A •• =· Ende,d drvrty k MEIGS THEATRE ' For Restraint S:t :: or FANNY r ~.ne~ ~e e VOL XIV NO. 20 • at y • J enttJ~,.. ') ~~ ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, May 8, 1982 Pomeroy Will Carry Battle In PUC Alone • ..w Toney sU: family « berl illi:lilli:l::::::::::::~,- ~ ' • ' J.Jabor Shares Responsibility Snack Supper SkOflng Party President Says: ' i • ' =· ' ° God: ~;\~ to- ELBERFELD$ f IN POMEROY • Baptists Will See National HQ Building .. Before you buy any heating system· COMPARE these benefits .! I Robinson's Cleaners PHONI WY 2-5421 I'OMIROY DHID TRI-L\JITRI CLIANIRS PHONI WY 2-5110 MIDDI.IPORT OHIO Club 1'1(et U..t WePk 'llle Wkle·Awalrt ~H Club mot laot weok at tho home of Ill cJJunoalor , Dtano MeOomu, lD Middleport. Cathy Ruooell, pros!dent, was Ia dlarge. A lion was &J,.n by Myrta wn,.n on a neodlt nnd tbe group woriled on ~~~~~~m~~~~~~'~,J0~,~-1 • 1 - II "'•king ohipo. Mary Holman II otar oolet>l man o1 the Wltle-.'.l•w~•;n~,h:::;j atlllng 81 bat!•· Ill were served by Janie GeraN Bnndo and SheUa Toney to m<mbora lllld Mn. L. w. Mc(:.m.l 01, 1 gueJI. The adjacent cbart U.ta 9 bone' . ftta :vou m0111d pt floJI1 at~~ aood and finished toea tawrel1. The cilia 11 pretent!J ln tht 4-H ule of CARTOON IVIIIY NIGHT MASO NDRIVE·IH May 13th Ill Her Day! " ' PMtuNB Llided fllrat Are lhown Plntl e POLE LAMPS ................ $7.88 ,eHIGH BACK ROCKUS .. · · .. $19.95 Proof Frigidaire REfRIGERATOR TONIGHT Tu1111111 Banda Foblon "'.DVI IN A G\OI.DPIIH IOWL" . (Teollnleolor) -olioJerry .Lawto Ed Wynn "CINDIIIPILL.A• (Ttchnlcolor) Tuto..wod. PAMI~ Y DISHWASHER • f!!.w NIOHTI R FURNITURE 1. Flllllllh..llrttl"'lllle...... how loroed aif GAS ,h ,at ·ud wired naiatance heat aompm on ' . thMO important fatunl. 1 ~ NIIWI!tlilllllfllr rt•ltaltlll l Clrllllllnlrfer illllnllllltltt1iJIItHt ll1e I1HII . " L lllplltHta••••llllt*'-111 J. Clllilllllf!HIIrCIIlnl..... .. a,l!llltlllllllllallf lie .. , .. L...~..~--!~dn~-~·~·~·-~·--~~--·-----------~----!_.2'~·~_!--~...~--J~. . T.HER,E'f.' (fOTHINei LI,KE A FLAME FOR I(EATINB AND COOLJNS ".. \ . 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J-. lllddlopJrt . _ ... bu IIDodltro- .,_,., Tl!rkir. 74, lllddloport, .. for intol!lt"i"m: .., M. ,._,, • lllepl . , _ , _ . .. - . . boaod .... for ID&r«<eatba; Vi11Mt ..... .... •.-..,._,, ......... ..... 8 JdenHraJ l""'mt ezbl'lll. _. hal Mltltl1opirt. • . . �'• = s.y,.., GOPRead.yT0 pounce 0n ,...Racl'ne ........ BillYEstes Case In T . exas ,'-te"'s And Notes. ••aso ' ' 1 Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting ly DOilO"rHY KILGALLEN Avant·garde quote from Enelleh stuA giant court case ia coming up, fea- let Shan! Wallis: "I've Uved by myseH tllrin& Fabian and his former manager, alnce I was 1&. My parenll tl'lllt me, you Bob Marcucci. Fabian wanll to break awav •·tegall( from his discoverer, and Mr. 'Marcucct thinks this calls for a breach of contract suit .. . That $250,· 000 bouse in Gstaad, Switzerland, bought by EUzabelh Taylor and Eddie I'Wier before tho recent ~npleasantness, belongs lock, stock and barrel to Uz- perlod. Which makes some of her friends wonder why Liz wanted it. Did she foresee Ute breakup when she Sllned I h e deed? (Sudden thou&ht: take ilong your ~nat filod·taster if you io to dine )¥11h either LIJ or Mrs. Francis Gary Powers, wife of the tJ-2 pilot. The first time Liz Wii caniod off to a Rome hoa· pita!, Walter Wanger blandly told the pre11 she'd eaten some "bad beans"; moli! recently,headUnes proclaimed that Mrs. Powers nad swallowed some 28 sleeping ~ilia, but Pilot Powera just as ,blandly stUd that was nonsense, his wife had been knocked unconaclous by •ome :alnted oysters. Shelley Winters, starrtnc In "Night 1! the lkuana," ·stopped by Harofd's 3bow SpOt the other nl&ht and had a cuual drink with one of the fellows in the show, Jimmy tarentino. ThIs wouldn't have raised an eyebrow at the bar-except for the fact Utat the final aoe. They knnw I'm nnt eoln& to make love with every man I meet. They're marvelous parents. And, anyway, If I wanted to m a k e love I would, deeflte what they've said. But who Is Utere I ·mean Utero's nobody. I never meet a man I Uke. I can't think where Utey are. I don't like obvious men, you see. 1 Uke men lite Trevor Howard. I think he's very sexy, And ud. And Sir Laurence, of course. Thoueh he'a too old for me.•1 Of eourae. And too married, If you w~nt to be I(J.uare about lt. · Why don't you try John 01bome, Shan!? Your material IOUDdl U If he wrote It, ~ OJI!,. ond minto _.,,.,,,, """'"'·"' •mml-..,;'1 NO'I'I!I Tilt Bllllt caUN ledetal att.Gmeyt iMLstcd 111 . . ...... 11 Tau ••deL he wei plaJmins toO f1et, to Brazil ._lou "'•'L....m-ed ~- 0 . .. or 9'vltzerland, and h< spent four ., - - _....,. hal pol~ ...... ..,...... dllfl lD jail wbeo be eoukln_'l tau are aetUIIDI DenWeraU of raise it His lawyer JUcceeded 11 SrybiJ ... ltalh ap &be lior') or 1Jettlng ball reduced to tlOO,OOO. ~he Hllllpse ef E.tH' ltut~IDN• E!lte& made it and went back to empire:, Hert il thr flr't of Peco1 1.o try to prop up the walls lluft dlspatche. from rexa1 by of his business empire. &he nP&itMial reyorte1 of United 1'11e walls were all he could Preu. tnter•atlooaL be he dm.itted the I I by HARRY FERGUSON VllKed Pfelllll&enlau.ul DALLAS, Tex. (Ul'I}-Tbe eye~ of Tnu are oo Billie Sol Eitel. So art the es of the Federal IIY ·tion tw 0 Bw-eau ol .Invest188 • COD· · uionBI oonlmittee. the uOJied De "t t'Agrl ultur , late!the ~ tbe ~em: ind and a .........a..lle kloal cratic ..K¥UU 80 nat eommlttaea. Plus IOiDe private ed, Checyl Bolin, Carolyn Brlok· los, Connie Clleodlt. Betty Dl>· re on, ~aula Dou&l.. , Mmel roley Kll'lll Gllltty, Breadl G r 1 It. Connlo Haley, Sharvt1 Haley, Ro.em.ary Harlflu, Marpret mon, Atp~e~ SicmM, W..da Slley, Mn Welver, J~nntlet Wll· llamJ, P11111la Wlllon, Gloria = eya · l!:att1 II the boy wooder who il UDder federallildiclment 011 fraud ehargt~ Jn comectJon with a bue:f· • • empire that onoe WM 11tl· mated to be worth tl50- mi11ioo. At if be didn't have eaougb troubJe ~. 1»e bu become m tbe last few days a aational Neal, Mulot Hmlman, L lu d Hlclts, Clulrlda Klnl, Dina 1M carol Ma-, lloli)' betta Priddy, 81tmn olt Rloo, Brtllda It lloollh, Jllllt - . Smith, Glacio Wamtr Wllllama, Judr Wllllamt, Sheryl WoHa, poUt~ lHue. ~licans are sav;, lr::se had : 11 in H rO? a a 1!11 e said ~ ha:d debts of t9' mJ on. At hll ~ak ~~ controlled _or had 3D mtereBt kl _40 comp~uues. but ~e three bwnness aclivltlel ~bat mte~st federal anrl state investigators are hill operations In f tlllze k · t • and er r too s, gram 8 ora&e edtton allnt'ments. Recomet Rot ~ue Cotton allotments mvolve the Department of Agri<!ulture and ttis .a where the political heat is being gentrated. There is a provision in federal Jaw lhat whell a farmer' a land ...Is con~mned far certain purposes, such as building a dam,· he sometimes can tram•· fer his federal coUon allobnent to anotber farm he Purchases. The cottoo allotment is a federal device to control production. You cannot plant cotton unless you bav& an aereifte aUotment which makes It eMremely valUable. I l9&l Estes sUcceeded in havingn 1,12.'1 acre5 io cotto!l allot· Is lr s1 d ,_ __ ,~ L.men an erre w 1ollliU '"' formerly o\Wled In Reev.. and Peco unti His lawyers in· 1 co eai . ~ted the .acq~~tion of the 3•123 acres waa valid, but .the Department of Agdculture took bhe ~1tlon that it was a device. to buy cot~ _allotments. That is dlegal. A Mtne.ss has 9:ooted Estes as saying be spent ootween $100,000 and $200,000 a yeat on pay~s. but .liObody was named as bav1ng received il ~ Texas attorney geneoal iB tcym¥ to lra<e $40,000 whicll Estes withdrew from the Firat Natiooal Bank of Pe<oo shortly before be fl~ to Was'hlngton in January to attend the Kennedy admlnisln1d<m'o first anniv«sary celebraboo. ill begimiaa· ·tp talk. ,ai ·~ tbe1 bad foupd .sometblag lVblcb · will IWin JP.IU1oqa of v.otes rtbeir ·w"ay in faD'• _ecmgreasional flleQ.,_ Wb 1 the are JIAviNI il ""'""''· a y --,-a , lllat there II · ~1)1 of dirt In Estes' laticmbip wUb the U.S. re . d DepartmeDt AcricUI~ 8D that the ~ administratoR il try!n& &o aweep It IPlder t b e fill. · CuatrJbata To Pllliy . EstP.t ia a Democrat and a -witeeu has testified be told him b~ (..'OD.trbl~ flOO,IXJI) to the party over t:lw! years. Signed photograpb& of Preaiclebt Kennedy, Vice Preoidonl LyDdOII Joltooon and Adlai ~eDIIOD. once hung on the walla ol hls oftloe In tht UtUe town of Pecos, · some 400 alrllDe miles touibftst of here. Polltlel prObably .lo. tbo' laat thing lites tit lbinkiq about lheaa dof'. He and three of bls Cliargeo Fa•..UD> bulneil aasocLatea are under fed· N. Battle Hales, an 1\grtculture eral iliJietment 00 chare:es ol Deparbtt~nt employe, charged at eomni.WDt: 57 Owrt acta of fraud a Wast:Mgtoa news conference .,... lbiit the departmer.' had ...._ Wi1liamGill ~ Honored With Highest Award « curtain hadn't come down on 'I1uanan 1 . . . A lamed movie and TV actreoo wbnse fens keep guessing about her aae hU an East coast 1ecret-1 "face freez· er" not far from New York. He'1 a cloctnr who erue1 the wrlnklee via a chem· lnl procesa, ,., ""OIIfoop~,, fDIIIySon!Tm!!, Pomoroy·Mi ddleport, 0 ., Mav R 19~~ 1'uppers Plams' rl Wbu.,.;~, ...... ""'.~'"'· "'m<d ealled th~t w Bra- ~--'-• ust Sundoy School- with"',;· N •: M•. •-;callod ~:G.~c~en Bah• .. :g~;:r:~~:.~:·~::;; Ma<Je Rny. hoat.... at he< """" ews, .:,Vents ·"" bit motl>er, foroed fabor • b<ing ....t Mn. Rlanche Spencer, leader. Carrie Ballr, Sunday. · ,.ed in lhe ohurdl 00"· menl. The Boooter ct... ol the Ba~ "1 ' • Health Class Made Tour Of State Hospital In observance of Mental Heso.lro w..k the SophM>ort G I r I Health Class of Rutl'lnd H i g School Wured the Athens HOif>ilol ThuNdoy. They ac""'Panled by thel< tea·ohet,, Mill Silly S<hall, and i>llt drl•· er, Ma·· Edmund1011. ThoM maklnl tht trip ln<lu!· Jlot1ho n ) Mr. """ "'"'· Pal"kenbtq It <:had , Ivory Coast, Mal1, .Kev. W. Gabon, 011 1 Men's & Boys' TENNIS SHCZ~ Siu Sm•ll To S1 tJ topit "An EastPr . • . 'l Mr. and Mn. Roy Lendey and FJRa Nl.JCLEAK BfABI' Ri.ofrt.dwntnf!l were I·' ,_,., ,........., r;:anily Mr and Mn Harold ...._ _ 11 · 1 · · · WASHINGTON m PI ' - "oe a· 10 pr. 1'he Hapt.Jy Rutlen ~y flel'Vt.>d to etght members an(! tM>o By Evelya Brk:kl~ Gardner and family , M'r. •nd United states Nt off .a Jow. t.kl jJ 'I School class of the Methcxliti ~Its. Mrs. l'"'reda Bean of Guytvllle , Mrs. R. G. Cbm(lleR and daugh- under nd lear bi-. 1 Chur<:'n held its regular meeting Mrs. Tda Howd l returned home ' and Mrs. Efbel Arbaugh vi!iited ter of Columbul and Mr. and da :~ ~~ teat .ite. k in the sanctuary, Friday ey~. from Meigs General Hospital and Suuday with Mrs. JO!ie . Bob ll'etty ol Porntroy aD Y the annooooed lnce 318l APril 27. The meeting ~ Is convalescing at the home of at lAmg Bottom. Sunday gue.b of Mr. and . tea 1 Middleport with group singing. Miu Edith her n -ln-law and daughter. Mr. Mrs. EWe Wal.!Jon and Carl Umley. 1 tbe IDderground JeMH began lui: HaYman presented the progi-am. and Mrs . Edward Simpson. William, and Marlene Mr. and Mn. Emf1e Matlad!: ,., 1· Readings were given by MJ'I. "Mrs. Stella Weaver rell and visited SUnday with Mr. and 1 Florida violited her Pi~ens. Mrs. Jividen, Mn. broke 'iler arm. She is now, at the l..ester Se;n~an and· family, Mrs. Myrtle fl'rost. S<111da.y Houdashelt and Mrs. Miles. and home of lwr daughter, Mrs. Or· low. Ohiu. J.t:r. and Mn. 0erman1 a !)Oell1 by Mn~. Bradford. ville Brown, Chc&ter. Mr. and Mrs. David Yal.e!l family were Sunday 'file president , Mrs. Wat&OD, Mr. WH!ie Cross, who ha! ~ · Nitt-o. W. Va., were .his llster, Mr. and Mrs. prtsided ac. the businen session . hospitalized in Nt'lsonville, re- guests of M.-. and Mrs . R. and family . Refres.hments were served by tut-ood home }a.!l: week. Howan. Mrs. Watson during l'fle social Mrs. Fred Bell retumed home Mr. and Mr!. Homer FORCED LABOR hour Saturday from Cincinnati alter li Pomeroy were Sunday . GENEVA CUPil - The Tnterna· · · h Mrs. Harry Pickens, Mrs. spoodmg the winter w111i er of h i~ brother, Mr. an<l !..abor Organization !ILOl , Howard Miles and Rev. Richard daughtf'rs. She was 81Ccvtopanied 1Waynt- Brickles. Mon d a y sever~ former Morgan attended a district con- By her daughter, Mrs . Kathryn Mr. anti Mrs. way Clark I F"~•h West African still ferenN! of the Methodist t.'hurch Gunther, who returned Sunday. fami ly were Sundav ~sts using forced labor at Wheelersbur-g Sunday. Bill Lake and friend , Steove Mr. and Mrs. SeWOn B~ker Rev. Glenn B;:de. a~nied Hovennan of Ohio Univei"Sity Pomeroy. Mrs. Baker just. reby Mr. Ben Quisenberry and ·Mr. were guests of' Mr. and Mrs. turned home froni the hospital. Glenn Jolmson, delegates, ·were Francis ·Morris, Saturday. ~Jr. and Mr~. w. T. 'Jborn and iD ' l.Ggan Wednesday · morning to Mr . and Mrs. Delbert WHeoxenl son have moved from tile Tom attend the ~nfereee meeting of Columbus spent lbe week end Perrin prope-rty to Buckhanon, at (he First E.U.B. Crturch. wilh Mrs. Lottie Wilcoxen. w. Va. MOTHER'S DAY 1 The B. M. Sayre_Missionary 8& Mr. and Mrs. Merle S<-hroOOcer ' Mrs. Carl l..emley has been SPECIAL ciety met at the First Baptist and sons, Ste-.ren and Ronni~. of " turned home from Meigs Ge>>emi ll Church, TUesday evening, ·May 1. Columbus were Sunday dinner !---·-· - --· -- ·-·· ·REG,..._$l2.SO A.n organ prelude~ Mrs.. Isabel guests of ~r ~~ts, Mr. and G~sts fJ Mr. and Mrs. COLD WAVE Smp;ta~ · opened the ~· A ~rs . Fronc1s Morr1s. . Roush over the wrek end ~• . "'J'tlen Jesus qune" by The Schroede~ and Morns'l Mr. and Mrs. Ray ·Roush of CLOSED SATURDAY ~r~. .Emma~~ and Mrs .. ~_at.- went to Athens ~n .late afterno:on ,"innali and Dale Hou sh o( C<>lum- 11 PHONE WY 2-2207 tte Circle, P.receded the devotions and honored Chtstme Lake wtth bus. eD.titted "'!!ree _Gotes and Good a bithday .• Samaritans . led by Vera, Beegle. ~rs. GusSJe Rlce 4)( New CumF ~~ . . .~_.a.: _.. :..1 t•~ be 1 d "' v 8 t ,._ --•· " spe" "~ W= Ouowmg -··~•on m · '~ ran ' n , OmeJ o efe ·[AWe ·Gtft of{~rlngll of ~ Rtah end wit'n Mr. and . Mrs. Edwarrl and Esther Cu'Cies. the· mstalla- Slmpson. 1 tlon· af oflcers waa held wlth · Mrs. Marge Crow, Ml'S. Cora Mrs. Naomi Stobart · and Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Grelta Simpson, r Ma~tha Lou . J;leegle , using ior a I r,t:rs. Mary Lou Ihle attended the 1 theme. ' 'Use Me,'' with Mrs. inspection. Order of Eastern Star . Powerhl Dragoe D.th Joa~ Wolfe s~ngkng ~lo parts. at Belpre frida~ evening. i d ntroy harmful pblt Neels A Jn()nitary gilt, to att~d the Mrs. Isabel S~mpson spent rev. For ond diseases-blight.. lllildew hO\L'ieparty at Granvillf, was" pl'\'!"- era\ days with her sister, Mrs .j ond fu•g•a.. C:O.pleteJy sented to Mrs. Bertha Sayre. Re· Joe Beckwith and fam ily in Pat'ksafe whe. ...ct os cliNcNd.. freshinents of ice cream. a dec-· .ersbut·g. 1 orated "birthday cake, in honor ol Ofh,. Dr..- ~- CIHw u!IOO the ·~ ....,.•msw!i~!l Tilou!{ht ·• h Sh 'ROlls 's oe StJre w• SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE M IIEPEIIIIIU GIRD II PIOTECTIOI I I dinne~·· .:.~~iii;i;;~::;;;::;;::;;;::=;;::.:;;;;;__,.;.:;;__,;;._;;:=ll H E (P ) ABELE I SURE DEATII fw illsecls SAFE te trns l lllb CONGRESS --~ bower before he Dpened up, and got il>e greon lil!ht. Obviously . g,...._. IOth DISTRICT there was 110me concern · th~t Estes' activities might have gooe back to llle .days.bef.,.. theKM· nedy administration toek .office. EASY TO USf REPUBLICAN Dr•••• ••fl •••• Df'••••• Av•ll•bl• •t tr•c•rr~ ll•rtl- -- ••r•, flrflt ••4 I•H . . . J. Ill. IIAIIII Pd. Pol. Adf. llrpw ..,.._, T - a CO.. RIC,, MAIIkiJ. YL 000 ~IIIJ;;bajl~~w~u~lel;;.;~at~$500;;;;;~· ;;;;;;;~ Ifavoritism to Estes, but his auper• iors denied It. Tbete bas been bastimoo:· that Esbes bought- suits Land Transfers palr .. at eachNelJJum...Marcus and •hoea .1 $100 a depal't- LESS,. OFTEN WITH $216 _,.;,_______•lment otore for Agriculturo Department employes. 'Ibe men • Maliel iilaln, lhd>leo F. Shain deoUed it. Since the EateB case ~olved ELESS ELECTRIC HEAT·I G Fr...., Pl>llson, poroels, Le- broke, ..,. Agriculture Departtart. ment employe has been !ired and I<> Weller D. 'l'OOma, dec., I<> Wll· one hal reoigned. benina I. 'lbcma, Donver '1llo- The political attack on the ma, Mildred Zieglor, William R. Domoorots is being Jed by Seoate 'lbcma, Gleo W. Tiloma, aflld. of RepubHcan Leader Everett Dirkbans., Be<Vord. sen of Illinois. He OOecked by William C. Carleion, dec., to tolephooe with Dwight D. EiaenJ. C. Carleton, Julia Carleton,l~~~iiiiii;;;;;;;iiiiii~iiiiii--="11 Alma l!ldwarda, allid. of tr..... Suttoo. Wllllam C. -rt Edwards, Weedy, Shannon Weedy lo Eloa· iv~n&e~~. lot, sutton. nor - IJotwer 0. OUrtls, Betty CUrtis to Hubert G. J......,n, Birdeas M• .kfmlon, 10 aeres, Ollve. McKliutef, Donna M.. KJnney to Ar<ble Mlf(Jnney, Eva McKintley, poreell; Sal<m Robert V. Weatherman, Nefaal ........,M!o A e&allO for tDDIII<IIt f1'l1lll wbo mjoy fiamo. lsss elnl>ie heoting is ilia& peiDW aidaJeo """aDd brigbtw boger. ;Fiamel!oss electric heoting .,._ paiDt ..._ '"""'" 110 soot. fumes, grime DOl' fuol Dim. A&r all. ..... DO fuel. And DO IJame. Hoabands feel flameless electrk ~ io almnot a Jabor...,villg device, because paint brusbes Ill$ much ._ ~ H - i - feel the same way her<~•.., deanillg io much easier and . _ , and much lees fJequent. To Ule ~ - woold lilra to point oat . . elecl>ie ~ill Pol: doom whie ....... ol odaet ..... going up. Now, for lobll eltdric .._ aqelp 2 ; . . . .bl low mte for '*'caie '""'*ing ill ia ...... For c:oootet1e1o ildNme';.., liB ,.,.. JlecHy Killrrtltt Elerpjr: Home fleetiag Coallact Drb . . . . . . . . tllil ...._ toda;J. A. Weathennan lo Blain Taylor, Gladya Taylor, lot, Or~~~ge. . Jolta w. - · Otlta I!. to Otho Jarvto, lolnlla M. Jarw, 1 ...... Scipio. Nathaa Roush, Oarol$D S. ltowbto 1ameo Rc6erl w.m.~ey, A11oo hrt wamo~ey, paroelt, Polllerof. ltatlo l!lutmaa to Dollie l'k!lo!lt, ....... lllllJbury, Al>ort L. DettorUI, Jr., I!llen II. Doaludl to Doll R. - · JO RUBBER ·BASE WALL ileNI, Oranp. DoaR.-.BllMalluBh to B. 0 •. Ware, 20 acru, Orange, Freel '1\Jobnrum, p~a<~yo '1\d. ...... ... &igeaoi Underwood, PAINT ~· OHIO POWER COMPANY l!ulll M. Underwood, .10 ,...., Sal- )1:..£_ .;__ . -.. . ___ .-<E?>--- llilurJ. · NEW L1nco0t Raooell, Tenma R1D1<11 .COLORS "' ~ 11:. Uadorwood. Ruth M. Uaderwuod. I IIC!I'e, Ballollury. Honnl c. and Bolea too Larry J. Rewlb, poreell, Cbesler. Lair)' J. - · Joaan Rewll to Battle I!. Bolla, poroelo, a...tor. JotephJne dec., to Harold M_,, llarry Pl<kens ~ - · oert. of trana., - L C.OU, ...... MalJnda . . -.. . . . ,. .--k-- ---··--·--- FLOOR ENAMEL ••,. WeMtelll ft. . . . ...,~ ................. ... "W CIIIIIIIDDkllt, ..,._ ..._ Md e..wt lilr ._ w..,.• '!!-!!.-----------!------------ l\laJ, ...... to Herold llDJor Laalo llel<ril ~o mf. d1eport . - .. (0 '!!!!!_!!! 0. Fowler. Mildrod ...,.Jer to ~ llidm6DIII, por- oe!J,IIutlaad. lloallln, !An Jloollilew, K'!'J> eyD GrabMII, -ard J:. ,Graham, ',. .' h · ~· , ,, ··t'. . Mlll•rol ~. a-tor Rei..., Ruth Woodrow, ~ Woodtow to J. B. O'llrtell, Rcibol1l 0'· Brieo, lot.J, fllrlm>T. . CharM~ E. "Withrow, dee., lo. !ana Wllbrow, ctrt. of tr..._, lllnemllle. . William P Mallodl. VII ~ D. Adtlaa, Fr- M·p , 1.6 8CIU, Cbester· 10 ~ 1Ae F. Lepi lo ,...,.. Sli'•INI'f, ~ ~-~~·- ' ,_ ·c. ~. J_. x.. CIJ'Io -art, - ......................... .. . CLINTON FISHER COMPANY flamelesa electric .heat· Jng, this certi(icate ($100 ¥alu.e) is yoors, and you ~n ~ ply it toward the purchase ' of an eled.ric air eonditioninQ unit or 8y'Stem - or on any major electric appliance for use itt your own horne. Take adwntage of this special offer - mail this coupon or ea.ll Ohio Pow· eon....,, COLOR, ·CENTER .- .. ····-.. ·- ··1 Valuabl• C.rllficale Worth $100 To You H you change your pr• .-nt heating system to for complete information. M.lddt . . rt Aw.apo . • •• 0 ' " .• ·. .... ~- .., ', . ." . ' '" .;. '-~·~·!!."."£ J .. ··~· -· . ' ...... ' /~.. . d . . ... .. ~·., �BoBelinsky Armes' Clouts Break Tornado Nine Esbthlished NewReeord Star Child's White SANDAL by Robin Hood Sizet Small 8 to 8. ~-" THE SHOE lOX Chester Society Items ONLY 5 DAYS LEFT! Benun an lnfonned • - • 'II' INIIP will act In lllelr Hat BAHR 111111111, Blue lhleld Ia ,.._IIMhlfllthls enn•uncement. TO ALL PEOPLE 65 OR OVER YOU CAN HAVE ·BLUE SHIEL;D- SHOP MOORE'S IN POMIROY . MOORE'S 25th Annlven•ry Speci1ls In MEDICAL·SURGICAL PROTECTION NOWI AD • No pll,yebl •mfpetloa • No,..._,.... b ....... flUIIII!tloDo Y0111111baoN .....tllllltem•l • You 81111 BDt ......., .. • o,ullllloabne••lfprmolorpllt••lltll.......,_ 1 MOOII,E'S STORE HOURS: BLUE SHIELD MEDICAL-sURGICAL PROTECTION ENR01.LMENI REOPENED FOR THE FIRST nME IN TWO YEARS I Mon. T - Wed, 1:30 fo 5.00 PM Thurocloy 1:30 fo Noon ICioHd Afhnooon) Fri. ond Sot. 1:30 to ltOO PM · ~-*'• rilbt. i l l - to tile lhN"'IIdl of teqllllll, Dl,.. Sloilkl ie oledq tldl -Improved -Inn &bat pi'OYidu low 001&-blp hfte!lt modl..._ lllrfioll p!Mentloa to all1 ....... of Oloio, .. ·- News, Events BUT YOU MUST ENROLL BEFORE SUNDAY, MAY 13TH/ Gitthe~ ~ \. fiiACTUIIII AND DIII.OCATION• . • _. ~~ - - - (lltdq) ~ ""'MII&> IMIRIINCY CAlli Bawqtao, llll>"iilffl ....... wllbill .tllueoldea\ a-~....... _ .no.'.. ' IIAIIIOTHIRAPr \ Tnootment by-~· of x.., . acliallo ......... LOOK AT ALL THE BENEFITI .of ...._ tbe V.lmollt II i*••mecL, . Blue ~elcl will help you PlY you~ lllfPOII'I ucl IURNI AND IKIII IIIAPTIIII • phyaiCWI'I lliiJ, reJiOYing tldlllllfety wbon elcb• atrilrao ••• uod Blue Shlelcl proleoll ;rou wileD you 'l'reetmea• ..,udl-. of wbtrt ~&be -Hnlce lll llavtl autolde of Obio tool ...SINd. . I BLUE IHIILO IENEFITI ANISTHIIIA ADMINimtATION . on Winter I. I 0 Depertments. SAVEl SAVEl . ---~ .. I -• .!;J =~~.:.:::~~ -~:'::! ===-~:::. =.=.-pa:.m - lnr eel tile ICbeclale of lllcl-.1~ lilted Ia 1111 · 110 ID 140 acooodint tucbedule of bulemniti• wbell SENIOR PREPBJUUIDContnct (M·Ul-L) ;rouwill (1) oclmiDistertcl byapQoicluolber tbeatbl . . . .-.., Tbl bemdlllue avaUable when tile ..mceo aliBI ..,.._, or out of tile hooip!IIJ, or. (I) aM performed by a duly liceuocl ph)<llclln or ..,.. admlllistered ill a hoepital by a denlilt or 1111r11 who IIOil U cWIIId tile -lrlct. II not an 1111pioy.- of tile boopltal. No ~~~ will IUIIIIIIY bo JIIO'ridld IGr local -u..ala. ~ aD lJPII of auraloel ~ perfonaecl IIRVICII NOT COVIRID the ~· lol:ooH 10 lo .0:...~.~! Tblt eontnct tJo. not PfO\'fde .,.,..,.... &;r ID7 of ill ill 86 Seniors To Graduate From 2High Sehools THIS WEEK'S HAIR Olld SCAlP SIECWIS1S ' > - . Orfler Ashland Fuel 011 now.-:. World's ~~~ to """" - - the lollowint: oenfeu lllidered In a V.A.. '*P!tall worlonen's compelllllion caseo; aem... lot 'OOIIIItllo or boaulllylnf- dental oorvicol. No !HI.YIMIII il prouidft for holpilol bil/1 01' for Hl'llinl 110~1 1 dfl<ribfd IIbov<. . 1!1 HiHne Trealmenl Syllem "* ,..... Doelor ..... wDI - Will be in Athens Tomorrow Wednesday Only SPECIAL ,..,. "' tbl . ~ nllablllty 81111 wortlnrblle beDIIIII of Blut pootecllon. . II Y1U .,. tllol< of INthlll hllr ...., -ho<l 1959 OLDSMOBILE - DEADLINE SUNDAY, MAY 13th 88-4DOOR ''You'll Like Our QuaUb Wey of Dolaa BuiiDeu~ Two tone bl'own ud wDIII IIDIIh wllb belie lao terlor. Equipped with Hydrllllllllc drin teamed with the Rocket v.a eDII!Ie to atve you the bell performance on the road. '1'1111todi.J· $1795 KARR &VAN JANDT Becallll of lhil dl&dtt enrollmtDt deodline, J1111 me,y DeVtr baw tile Gppc>rtunity to tab odvu1111 oflhil l!4er Qlib • • • laCb J1t11011 must IDcllvlduiJIJ ••• - tbl CIOUpOII ded • • . maD it before Sunday, .18tll, beoeuM applioetl0111 can: .I!Qt .. IOOIPied II poetmerkod a1tor midnlpt of tloat d.ita •.. applloetlolli will .. mall ~-~ .......... lOW . c: '' ., -:c.: .._....... ....,.. .AIHLN4D 011.4 ..· . . . . . .ANY ., ' . GAl~ JIIOWN, 4atmt · ......,., ~- ~14,_, - ,.....,.vnte.o. '' ' J •• ' ....' · · ·cadillac - Oldlli!i*llt . "You'll Like Our QuaUIJ wa) of po!q Bullillill• WY 2-5342 ..;;d;j. :J':~a-. 1 :-=.;ill . .......WY~l66 Pexneroy, Ohio ' '\ ' ' ' · -·- I .. \ ' ,'i'k:·\.< ,. ., 1 ' 'i. \ '., ' ' ' ! ·' :. �·-----,·- . . . .... ·: .... ... .,.. ,_.;- • 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mav 8, 1962 WANT ADS IIOt CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES 4 ONtl per .-ord, one lDte.rtlon Minimum cbarae--60 :enta. I ~Dtl per wo1~ for tbTee consecutive inaertion1. Speei.al - one montb for 30 centl per word. FuJI rate of f cent.a per word wtU be charJed for adrertiai.D& if not paid witlu.n to day• after receivins bill. Errors iD Adveniline;-ShouJd be repone~ Immediately. 1 (91 FOR SALE • l.'.RGE F~.Gu-e-re!rigerato; 20 311 6Uc 7:1< Speeial Notitea of Evenu, $1.20, Each additional word, lc. l cut per word. 3 DAYS 6 OAYI UIO. liO< $1.311 $UO $1.20 $1.10 $1 80 $6.00 ~-211 $7.011 (201 BUSIN!:SS ! ,\i[il'ii'iQN:'"S(E'(R)I;VW!IC:EE:'iS'E--;;,:;;;:; Television In Review ----------•1 in I NICELY fumishe<l good cond.Ibon_ WY 2-3009 I apad.ment. Furnace Heat. M1d- l, COMPLETE l'\erv1ce . S Z 6tc dleport Phone ·2...J8'i'4 l. 0 . McCoy, Chester, Oh10. 5-l-JUtc 1DUPONT "Lucite.';- the -new. dif- APAfiTMENT CLOSE-IN- TOwn. ferent wall painl No stirrmg, 12"1 Butternut Av• lt Sales & 5ervice clean, qwck . easy Lo a~ply . HOUSE 0 N THREE ScQtsman Icemaker Drtes to dull -nat fmll;h. htdiog 1 in ~ftddleport. 786 Hysell St. Sani-Serv Custard Machlne. sw·face Ullfwrfecttons . Double ?bone WY 2 3736 _ Theiss Rt>fnge-raiOJ and 3 28 thi ck., gOt's on double quK:k. _ ___ _ _ _ _ _ Appliance Service Rowit>y and Reed Hru·dw,.re Ractne, Ohio Ph Wi-9-3811 1be DailJ' SentiDeJ will not be re.sponaible for more thaa one in®rrect lntert10n. C&rd o1 l'banh and fw 10 word mlDlmum. ~ pubUsbed at WORDS I DAY 15 60c RENT Middleport, OhiO 3 16 B7 VEIINON lllO'I'r If !he new program IJ lcreed VPI U.U,W0041 e.rr"""""deat upon, how ..m Serllng combine HOlLYWOOD <Ul'll-Rod Str- lilA &choolmarler duties with wrt~ ' lloj, froquontly idenllfied •• tole· Ing and produel"' t11o show. tlston'aiDOit &ucceasful writer, Ia Hoptt Tt ·Write Play !lhJJCiriJJi k aU to becomo 1 school " If it 110<• throu!IIJ I'll opend teacher, . Il>e oummer ,.ttlot! 11 underw•Y·I· For five montht next faU Ser- Arter that 1 will ~C4ntratt oa Ung will be found .., the faculty my work at Antioch. Mv olaruo on Allllocb College In Yellow do not Include T\1 ocript wrilllll Sprblglo, Ohio, ledurlng on play while I'm In Ohio, but 1 do nope wrhlna and the hlotory of rna" to write 0 pla7 fur Bro«<w•y JYM!dla !radio and t.elevlolonl. "We'll be livlna in 0 llll>y••r· ••My.,title Will be 'writer in res- old house in Yellow Springt, llld donee, SerUng explained. maybe I wlll hove the -rtun1ty 10 "That '""""' I will bt f,.. Io know "'Y family all over devo'.e 1111 time to writing IVbon again .. l'ftl aol teaching. Botl! Carol · lhis 1\'ife) aDd J graduated- from Doea Serling expect his teach. Aut.iod\ and we're anxious to get .illg stint to -alter his perspective back to ....u towu llvln.~." on ""'Ung, television and hiS geo The question is, why should era! eoncept of !he lood llfe! Serlin@! leave enortnOu.l! pay- "I don't knOW," he llki... I cherks, · biB Hollywood muolon lllight die in lllllbo from lack of ana Southern Calllomia ounshine activity. But if I don't lab this for Yellow Spriogs. step now I never will. M. tbe moGive. 'l1lree Reasons ment, Dlf, perspective ia altoL .,1 ha tit .. he 'd "I tblak that II ovldebt at llim,. .. ve reo re....... sal · In the lack of quality ill some of F~st IS extreme latlgae. &!cood· the 'TIVlllgbt Zone 1Crlpts. Alld. ly I m delperale for a cha,.. of lraokly I'd like to bt ..,1 to do sceoe, and thir<l, II a chance to my be~ work all the Who exhale "'1th the oppottunit7 lor wouklll't? picking up a .little knowledge In. . stead of trying to spew it ouL" 'a'lth ""'lduail comlllli m _r,om In the pMt three years, Serllng hls series Rod cOt!ld afford 1t, 4- 17-tre ~=-=;::---:~­ LARGE RED President cot~na l l bulbs. 20 fv $1. Se-e Halph Ken zie, Racine. 5 5 COMPLETE INSURANCE tection. Life, Auto. Fire. Call Don Mills, Middleport. t 11111~7 - -- Dally lliell.tiiWI, t'omeroy-Mlda!eJXIrt, 0 ., May 8, DAIL 'f •=ell ~,i.O~., " ...... ··- · ·- - II.:::-••til .. ·"' • Jl . lllpono, u •. ~ L.i- . . Larp ... .. "()poa ........ --":AI bulld. '·-..,...-Ofd II. 1 mtn fllll Jl!.ll'llty. ....... I.~ four: - •• lblp ...... "'Window" 28. Dlnctqr; ~ 11. Ancllellt :fl. Bpanllll cola 11. WberO l>lorIYII - '1'•111••• ...... o<d,_ 11. ""•'7 womu.'a ... fit .., C-1 cenw •· &Utchbl~ sa.-..,._,. 01. JI:I<dama311. Btatrv liOA: )>ala 311.Danlall JneU"'... . . Jt.Qo.- t2.A Gabor .... I clrink. $1 pi"' tax. Da!rJ Bar, Middleport. ----~ SHOVLD WE LOSE faitn in government becauSt" o( somt cal offici.al.!l sinre we still the privileg~ ol votmg' ~~:overnrnt!'nt does not 5teal confl.scatlt our vroperty. Hlagh Leirhe-t k 'oaD H. T. Gahllle'"' SW.rllner Coupe. J•t bla.::k fJn. Spotle. elN.n lnt•r ., 3521 cu. ln. hiP pertonnanu V8 tnllD•• .W. '"-"•· R. Blaettnars ,a. H .• W-8--W. A <dean ear, pltDt)' of t1rtl .xtr... his "'l'wlllght Zone" televiSion 'l'lll! ALMANAC seriO. which wao c1111<elled laot By UnltH Pma lllt0111o11Uol week b)' CBS-TV. Now the net· Today Is TuesdO)o, May a, the work all<! wrller ar. working on !28th day of tho year with 13'1 to the nossibility of an hour - long follow in 1962. venion. The moon 1s lpproaching its "!l!y lbow died an llllamenttd flrat quarter. death at CRS," he said. "But odds The morning stars are Jupiter are pretty good we may go to and Saturn. an hour 'Twilight Zone' next Jan· n.. evehlng star• are Mercury uary or perhaps in September of and Veous. 1963. In 154!, Hemando l>e Soto and ..I've already wrttt.en three 1 compiny of Spanish uplorti'iJ shows and have two uthen ready diBCOYered the Mlu!Jsippi Rtver to go." near Memphlo, _'I\IIn, 1 VOTE FOR GrO~~;-· Salser, Jr. Republ..tctm cand<date for ber of County Central Connmllt· l ta, ~lne Precinct. 4-PLY CHAMPION WMPO Radio TIRES 11.88 .....,.., room organ, sideboard, kitchen net. Mr~. Chloe Fro11t, Rt. Pomeroy, Ohio. GARDEN-Ta\CwR Strah>~l tht> :\11nlster Rev. Casto, lilinger!, the Otf.!atli!ll, fune1·al dlrectora, and friendK for floral To all those who offered or shHed In anyway, our felt thanks. Mra. WlUiam Walton. eblldren and dr·fl. AIINII~ A GOVERNMENT' SOENnSrAND I-llS SECRET>!R-1 \7EW ~SICI<'llOYS 1!7/..MS OF 711£ CA£t,gp~y · has written ll of l<rl script.l for 418 everyone who was .ua during the elckneaa 1 n de61th of our hmtband and er , William E. (EJza) u· ,.l lin nl LI'L tim:. Pomeroy, Ohio -. .... with 5 h.p. motor, a·· wilh roulter, 42" mo\Yer.cultivai--11 or, 12'' maricln-g out 6:00 6: l5 6:30 6:45 8:57 7:00 MOIMIED PIU!I ~ Mon fl.: Whlt...-.111 PHON I 7:25 7:30 7 57 ~:;·~~~~~; i 7:25 Don Anderson, Rut.laod,"' ~ eroy. a5 '1\><lay With God CoWltry Music 'run£ Cougtry Jamboree Meigo Country RFD News Headlines Breokfast Party Sparta Parade Breakfllll Party Newa Headlin.. Newt• Hfttdlmes, 8:00 Radio Rymnal 8•15 !lreakfaot Party us W~lll and NAti011tl News 8:30 Bre~ Party 8:57 N'fwo-HeadllDes 9•00 C!J[Iee With Janet 9:2S tomlnunlly Bplletln lloard 9:27 News Headline. 9:3!1 C!J(fee With Janet g, 45 Betty Newton Sbow 9:57 News Headline• 10:00 Morning Medllatlono tOolS Calling Pt. Pleasant 10:25 News FI'CIIll Pl. • Pleaoant and the World 10•30 Cailing Pl. Pleasant 10:57 News Reodlineo 11:00 Swap Shop and Community Bulletin Board 11:15 Country Hoe Down 11:25 AI Finchum IUO Country Hoe Down 11:45 Farm Time 11:52 Religious Meditations IU7 Mid-day Dow Joneo Averages 12•00 Noon News 12:15 HaJIIIY Time Show IH7 News Headlines UO Mosie Ju91 For You l:25 National and International Newo 1:30 Mosie Just For You 1:~ N..., Read!Ioeo 2•00 Musio Just For You 2>:!6 Nat'l f< lnternal1 News 2:30 Music Just For You 2:57 News Readlineo 1:00 Platter Party U5 Oblo News 3:30 Platter Party 3:57 Newa lleadline5 4:00 Platte• Party 4:30 Local N..,. the SWEET POTATO pl.ants,:·,.,;~';lrniE!liNi ready at the Midway n Rote bushes. Buy one and glve you one. !tlthbbery haU price. West Main St., on 5:57 News Headlinea ......... -- POMEROY &5 MONDAY TRRU l"'lllAY 5:54 S!iD USED Furniture for sale. 7'n Broadway, Midd!epo11, Ohio. l?lt Saturday, May 1!, 1 M. I om moving and wUI the foUowlng merdtandlse at home located 5 mile~~ nortb Racine, Ohio. Just olf Ra<mel aoo Ballnan Road. V. mile nortll o( C.nnol chord!. Folio"' Bale C·O·M·E AND GET IT/ l NOW SERVING SPRING CASH t1li'!'UYZ OTQQHK 1 ZHD~K 7 7 JI.A.ll OM:Uq. lli&K IQQZXXa. Tl K.t.•oq • -oai&HI -QIOIYX y..-,.. '1'1111 HOB'!' Afi'1'JUL P.AM !If u .:JI';&:' . s .....()avAift'a i 4140 Mllllcll Myttertil 4:110 Platter Party S:JI Bowling Scores 5:20 Platter Par17 5:45 News Wrap-Up 6o00 Sundown Serenade 7:00 Sign Off SATURDAY 5o 54 Sign on 5:57 News ReiKWnea ........ . 1 Sf $ .... ---·------------~- ~ -- WJEH RADIO ltll....,SllfD 'I'll..... ......_, 8:!11 011 7:00 Mllllc:al Cloel: 7:45 The IJieJiue 8:00 Ohio Yalloy Neft 1106 Obio Nowa • 8:00 Faith lror Thlo Day 8: t5 Country Expreu 8!30 RFD A Orll*i.... '& -'- PL.I.Y 8: 10 ilporll ..:. • 'toclaJ 1:10 !laical Clocl;. 8:45 P'arin Time · 8:$1 COmmUI!ll)o N""1 6:57 News Headllnol ' 8:00 Mlweal ClocS 7:00 Breaett.ost Ptrty V:JO PubJie i!ervttw h• 7:25 Sport. Parade t:45 llbow•• ~ Bllulei 7:30 Breakfast Party 10:00 ~ C011I1tJ Nhl 7:50 News Repent 10:06 Talk of lbo ToWD 8:00 Breakfast Party 10:55 World Neft 8:18 Sports Shorta 114y NIDDber U:OO What'a 8•25 Newo UeadUneo · 111111.. Wed.. 11'r' I 8:30 Breakfail Party UICIO Talk of the Town 8:57 News llelldilnts (1'ue.s., Thun.) 9:00 Brealrfall Party 11, Tllll of the Town 1: 16 Joneo Bl1lck Show u: a lllurcb Bello RID& 1:80 llortnodt Ill Blua fFrtcloJ oaly) 9:45 Th• Good !Me U:411 lodai Security 10:00 Ul!!ltr Ohio Sldel C'l'Ueldo1 oaly) 10:115 Polu Tbne ll11l fiK'I4 Newa 10:10 li1mu Timo 11:00 Top 'hn Show 12:00 Noon Ntws U: 15 !'latter Party 12:57 Newo Headliit11 1:00 l'latt1!r Party I:D Nat1 and lnternat1 NOifl 1:30 Platter Party 1:5'1 News Headllneo t:OO Plader Party t:lll Ohio NOWI t:!O P111tor Par17 U7 Ntwo lleadllll,. 1:00 Pllltor Party 3:116 Nll'l • lfttenlat1 N1:10 Platt.. Pllrly S.S7 News Readllneo 4:110 Platte.- Party 4:25 Wor!d & Nal1 News 4:10 Platter l'lrty 4:17 Nowa Hoadlln.. 1:00 Platter Pllrly 1:4$ N8M \VI'ap-Up 1:00 1\tusl~ !at)' L11ten1J1t 8:18 Su!UIOwn ........., ·7:00 lllfJI Olf a NANC -----, Calt1ly Newt li:OO Commuill11 Nqa U:06 N001 NeWI IJ: 10 Ohio New1 IJ:I5 Markell IJ:20 Bullella Board IJ::tli New&.o.GtOD Ili:SO f'atm 11114 HOme li!)UI' 11:45 Mr. MwJo 11:!11 - l:SIII.ocii' Newa llr. - · World Non llUG llr. Millie 1:111 l.ocal Nen 1:00 1:00 fJIJI) t:IIO D..... Wtlh Dou - ~I( TRACY ltOlllna lloma t:45 World 1\eport f:IO Sporll t:lll loiUou C4IuDI:J Nl!\t1 ••oo Commuado Newt I:GII World NOWI ., II Mtlaloalt eooo IIImPt lloulnllt1l .,. Sip Off ror DAVY JONES $100 .... $500 .... $1000 Stueco 20 Aereo ol Janel. Soa Eddlt Alb or call WY 1-«111. I Small carry-out-order filled quickly. Larger lo&DI uuan, made same day. Go shopping for clothes and tprlnc IIIII' &aiDa. Have fun aavlng money. Buy with caab. Cleaa up blla too. Have everythln& In one place. Havt one low easy monthly payment. Terms are more economical • • • our service the best ever. Phone or stop ill for fast apo --~<1. 1'00111 howe, buiicllntl. rllbt• 1o ni~ncora~a I \ J, L. MAHOKEY, MGR. -:-.:.-..: Phone WY 2·2171 Pomerey,O. 125 I. Mll11 St. --· Wloblt. ' \ proval. See wbat casb can do for you right now. Near Pmltro)' odlool l'lllllll. Prlco .............. ID<ClCol-1 1ont ouiilullcllDp. Call WY -- .... $2000 err'( LOAN & S.wb 11 C.. Olld ... <Roach Bearw11knr Rldpl Sbade, Rt. 1, Prl.. ...,. Write to G. Bolton, Boot fl, lla!lodell,( or cloublo bouJo, 1190 SOulh Middleport. WaD to waD ""· prbap clla; ... WY H1111L >- Obio or Pbllla w~ N4lp M1 IJ Wlft I A ..... AI 0.. Olllo . ~' ·-:II ··~ . • ·"'t-. :t - ~ ... ~ ;;;_• .t ' " .... -~ ., ~ ly GI.OROI! WONDEit WINNII·WofiiKLI �8-Dally_ Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 8, 1962 '· h_ ---Annua IM other-_D_ aug ter Event · · SOCtety · Held 8y MISSIOnory Mot'nly About peop1e 1n p FunWhile-You Learn Club Met In Syracuse Around And About M'ddl Mothers'Day sesston . Group PIons Mode 8y • iUr•.Haye•Wa.At Ohioana Cel b t' The thlsume,Mn.~~ay......... ~~w The annual Mother-Daughter Mrs. Boker announced those ~ ~!o• <elebeated the publication of Boolui t1111-1950." e Banquet of the B. H. sanbom wi.ahmg to attend the Rio Grande Mrs sam Picken• entertai'leti , 'lbe ~oo ol. the Syracuse Ohio A~~rs and Their Books ME ~ Mi>slooary Society of the Mid- BaptiSt Association meetm !' the fUI·Wile-You-LeanJ Gardm Bf MlB8 l'll£DDJa First UmledEyteriaD clrureb 11111-1950, and honored the edl· ETING P08iPONED dleport First Baptist Church NBs Jackson Llus evening ~ou: BY LUCIIJ.E BAWUNI club recently at her borne m sy. ROlJDAIIID)r met Slmday enlng in the church William Cayle, Ph. D, recent· Gs~rneetW!g cl the Middleport held Monday eventng at the meet at the church It e 00 She Misa Kathy Winebrenner o( racuse. M G d annex wiLb v. Howard Ruppeh Wy at Green Meadows Country 1M M 7 Club scheduled Mcmdq, ~-~ .,_ Ed. Iter · · The rs. aren SlaDJbury an .. moderaior Youth orthlnljlun ay wao postponed becatue aaun."'a. 1nu. JSOD Ba , pres· also announced the specl81 Evan- Syracuse was the weekend guest meehng was opened by the Mrs James Titus w . · camps were · . of the d ldent, was in charge. Table grace gelistic services whu:-h wlll be of Miss Carla Fisher at the home I P7esident, Mrs. Arthur Morarlty ens .I t Sat d ere ~A:::- dlSCUSaed and youth of the church Gov. Michael DJ.Salle brought Rroe eath and funeral of MrL 'Nu Biven by Mrs. Donald Boone. held at the church from May 14 ! of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ma- j and six members answered to rlll; GarW: CluburF~w: ~tte e who are interested this summer ~~eetlngs and congratulations or rt H&rria, a member. Tables were d~ated with ar· to May 20. son F1sher, Mtnersville call with thell' favorite flower. Frida were in .; ~ on are to contact W~am F. Wme. . State of Ohio,. and Mrs. John SIGN TRADE PACI' rans:ements of Ulacs, doswood, Mrs. Willis Anthony ot the Mr. and Mra. William Fisher of A commooication was read from . ~ltheyaff . ar etta f 01 brenner, camp director. Camp Brl~k~r, VIce.pres.~dent of the as. RIO DE JANEIRO (lJP[)~r ... 8 tulips and other 1pring nowers. nominating committee, reported Parkersburg, w. va. spent the Mrs. Garen Stansbury chainnan] .:;,~ ~erno:ll'Weber ~bstltuted Oy? is loeated oeir Friendship, :u::~ was also at the speak. zil and lhe Soviet Unioa signed 1 . . $40 milhon trade agreement MonA p!1tk and bvender color thal Mrs. Charles LewtS. Mrs weekend with thetr parents, Mr. of Gafiie~J clu~ radio. It wu de- at the. schools esterda for Mrs Oh~, and Camp Presmont near Prof · IICheRWl was carried out <ln the Jack Satterfield, Miss Rhodt1 liall jand Mrs. Mason FlSher and Mr. cided W have an auction sale at Robert Ord f:o 'I b8 be, Cadll. OS ~sor Wllh~m Charvot of ,day Lmder which BNtZiJ will \lblet. Mra. Charla 1iwi1 wa1 and Mrs. Hovatter had been aJld Mrs Sam Arnold the next meetmg and a money of th dw thwofasba enttb · Plans for the observance of U gave them~ address, "Ev- &ss1a 40 000 toDB of coffee and · · . . • cause e ea er mo er- Mother's D "'A-·-sed d erybody writes in Obi 0 " ' In charge of the decoratklns and named as Circle cha1rmen Jor Mrs. Edward Corcoran and chll· makmg project, with each mem- in·law . ay were WM.-w~ an M · buy 600,000 tons or crude oil 300. the dinner was served by m~ the new year dren of Wapping Conn spent a ber to bring an article M ' H . Ben le d lt waa IUIDOUilced that youth will C rs. Everett R. Hayes, Meigs 000 tons or wheat and flO oo0 bert ci the Priscilla Circle, tn.. Mrs. Ross Punen was m charge 1 week with her ~arents ., Mr and Mrs. Howard Nolan ~as in Mr rsCurt· ar~~d t Y an have charge of the service with o., chairman, was a guest. At lion worth or machinery ' 18 00 c1udina. Mre. Harold Thomas, of the dedtcation of the Love Gift Mrs Joseph Cook ' . charge of the program and gave 1 'b· the werek mndCo· Mrs. Robert Crow as chairman. - -' lrlr Ed rd U M M E . . d urn w over e past wee e to Reporta on the org88 I d •· wa . oore, rs u-- offerings with Mn. Thomu. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ev8:11J and a emonstration on making a attend the seventh Annual Work· un were 1..., Mw-ray. Mra. Rubert Bauer. E. L. Hughes, Mr1. Harry Houd- children, Pamela and Jay of Can· corsage. She also gave Ins true- shop of the Ohio Baptist Worn given by Mrs. Don CottrtU and Mn. Richard Hovatter, Mrs. aahelt and Mrs. Gerald Anthony al Winchester spent the weekend tiona on how to cut flowers . Re- Association. en :r. ~inebrenner, chairman uf .lames WIJeCUp, Mrs. Eugene representing the circlet. I with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. frtslunents were served. Mr and Mrs. Dave B tl e · Mrs Donald Boone was the oi- 1Rollin Bearhs j The June meeting will be bela t. the t eekendy en ey 'rhe group made plans for the Gherke. Mra. Charles Smith. Serving the banquet 0011>- f. . . . i . th h •pen pu w In Co- recognition of the seuior1 0 f the 011 J('tf for the UUitallatm service I Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas at e orne oi Mrs. William Por· lumbua visiting with friends ch . II!J.ttee were Mrs. Charles ~n- with a quartet compoied of Mr•· japent SUnday at Crooksville, with ter. Mrs. WilUam Grueser was. re- urch , who wdl be gra~ting IIO!t, chairman, Mrs. David Snel· Paul Smart Mrs Llllian M<> hi broth d , . ter In I :llr t ned h I edn from high school Bible! wlll be lei-, Mrs. Paul Smart, Mrs. John Ghee Mn 'cllf!~d Stumbo and I ~ Mr er :'It 18 rho. aw, fur 1 orne ast W esday pruented to Dale Hubbard and Kauff, Mrs. Milton Hood, MrJ. Mrs.' John. Fult~ singing severalj ~mil s. a er mat~ ~m P;as::. · Valley hospital Paul Pierce, the Seniors. Joe Wilson and Mrs. Thomas. numbers. The following officers aM y. d M Alb t B w ere e undergone 151lrfl· Attending In additioo to Rev. · the dinner Mrs. Davt·d were instailed : an " · Vernon er visited rown ery. Ruppelt were Mr, .Wmebrenner. · F ollowmg :· and r.famil Mt M d Darst was in charge of the pro' . ~' · • , r · an Mrs. Bob Parker Md Mrs. Jamea: Quick, Mrs. Robert ll'am after introduction of President. Mrs. Baker; flrot 1 relative• m the area over. the children returned home Sunday Crow, Mrs. Charles Clake, Mrs. JUe!!Ui. 1vice president and program / weekend. . from Ala~. w~ they ~ve Robert White, Mrs. Tom Clark, RecognUion of generations pre- 'chalrman, Mrs. Satterfield; a.:~· E. Mrs.~a: -been vacationmg with relative&. Mrs. A. H. Curst, Mrs. Doo Cotsent included a four genf!r&tion house party chairmon, Mrt. an ug s re. _rn. Not.: lttaiiiN are c•...-1111· Mr. and Mrs. Owen Fink and trill. family , Mrs. Ollie Mindy, Mrt. Owen Bratton; litBature chair· Ihome Sal~ay, ate~ 8 VIsit m . ly Invited to .,.. this an- BOD, Danny, Miss Mabel Hyaell Clifford Stumbo, Mn. Hovatter man, Mrs. Haroldp'Chue. COlumbus With relatiVes. nouncement IPICO tor public and Mrs. John Buckley and son, and daughter. Dream a; and a VP of Missions, Mrs. Jacob · I)ale Hlll and of Letaii :::•. Jerf were in Charleaton, W. Va. Fun.eral three generation. Mrs. Allen Turner ; chairman of missionary ! Falla spent Sunday With Mr. and td to run dallr lflrw dl\'1 Sunday aft~rnoon to take Pvt. Ser'Vree• Were Held Knopp, Mrs . .fohn P'Uitz and An- and stewardship education, Mrs. Mrs. E. J. Hill. for te111 In aclw•c• of the WIUI•m Flrik who baa been here FuneraJ services for Mrs, BarIta Marie F'ultz. ; Wilson ; chairman of special .in. . Kathy .Morgan and Nancy Har- ewent. N•tlc:• rteelved for for the day to the bus station. ry Carman were held from the A poem on "Mother'' was read terest mls11ionaries, Ml11 Hal1, Tl8 of ~tddleport. spent the week- more then thi'M fnHrtlon, Pvt. Fink is NUoned at Fort Ewing Chapel Saturday at 2 p.m. by Mra. Fultz and Anita gave a :and chairman of Missionary in· end Wlth Kathy s grandmother, ~ntll "!Mtlng Bragg, N. C. with the Rev. Francis H. Glazie:, I'OfiV Nmarn. Mill Maltel Hy1ell spent sev· pastor of tile Enterprise EUB rfl'itation. An article on "Motb- 1terpreters, Mrs. Lawrence Bing. Mrs. W. A. Morgan, Ath~ns er" wos read by Mrt. Knopp. VP of Chriatian service, Mrs. Road. ~al days in Columbus witb her chw-ch, officiating, Special muThe vocal 1olo, "My Talk," Lev.is; chairman of love eift. Mrs. W.~. Morgan and grand· ~Y 7 sister, Mrs. George Fry a1ld bet sic was provided by Fritz lluck Wl8 presented by M1'5. Francea Mrs. Houdashelt, chairman or daug?ter, athy Morgan: Nancy Middleport Garden Club niece, Mrl. William Seipel. organist. Your mother or great-grandmother- will apprecla•Bearhl, acrompanied by Mn. white cross, MMl. Willie Anth· Harns and Mrs. . Wilham .B. 7 1 ~t ~ Monday ev:ening, May Mr. and Mra. Don Mullen have Burial was in the Rock Springs ""' Gerald Anthony. The articles, ony : chairman of Christian soci· Downie and son, Billy _attended ~h withhome of Mrs C. E. Em. moved into their recently pur- cemetery and pallbearers were tbe finest, freshest candies ••Mnthers of the Bible" was read :al relations, Mrs. Dana Hamm. the , Morgan Horse seminar, at and Mrs Joh~rs.. C..M. Hennesy chued home on S. Second Ave., Roland Cannan, Everett Micil· ' to by Mrs. Darst afltr which a ' VP or Christian training, Mrs. Wllhawtown, W. Va. Sunday lng no*sses Kincaid 81 assist- lhe former Beck. property. aela, Gooe Evans, Glen Evans, m wn. tableaux was prsented with Mra. l Allen Hught's; chairman of upir· afternoon. The Charles Haskiitl of ZanesvJile Roy Ludaker and Vietllr Gof!. Hovatter portraying the ·molher lltual lire, Mrs. Allen llughea; Banquet~~h M:Uw:~·Daughter spent the weekend with his par- Coming from out-of·town were with a small baby while her chairman of fami~y life education Missionary Soc~ety ~ the~~~ enta, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Has- SM-Sgt. and Mrs. Ralph Carman mother M,, Stumbo , an g. IMro. Haske! Wh1te. and chairport FirHt Baptist Church will kino. . and family of Shret>OjlOrt, La., A080rlod ••sweet and Low." The program m~ or leadership training, Mr1. held Monday, May ?, at Mrt. Lena Mae Fel•, of Baln Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Spaht, Day. Chooolatos wos closed with the group 1 ina·) M1llon Hood. churcb at 6 p m The 1 bridge 1peot the past weekend ton; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Caring, "Bless This House." I Vice President of Business and monthly busin~ss · UJ with Miss Frieda Faehnle. man, Obetz: Mr. and Mrs. Rt•l· lib. box $1.50 BUSINESII Ml!l!TiNG Professional Women, Miss Fredalao be held with the ann!J Jn. Mn. VIrginia _Egnor Sheet., and Carman, Columbus; MrH. lb. bo" 2.95 Mrs. Baker presided over the die HoudasheiL: !it!Cretary, Mrs. The regular monthly meeltng stallation ol officers. lister of Mrs. Lillian SUe~ ill re· Mae Landaker and Mr. and Mrs. busine<Js meeting held in the I Richard Owen and treasurer, Mrs. or the se~sion of the Middleport MAY 10 ported to be recovering rucely_ at Roy Landaker, Cnana, DJ.: Mr. aanrtuary. She opened with the . Gerald Anthony. First United PresbytNiaD Church The ~of the Forest Run tho Pleasant V•lley Hospital and "tlrr. Pear.Je.y Ralph and Mr. voup reading together, "I Be· I During the instollation service was held Monday evening 1n the Methodiat Church will have 8 Jrom recent surgery. and Mrs. Victor Goff of Springlleve In Mother•• Day .. by Phil-~ the Theme hymn ol the year, paotor'l otudy. rummage sale In the Davis-Warnfield. Jip Henry J..<ltz. "Awake, Awake Lo Lova and The group decided to begin ttl er building, Second St., Pomeroy, C ' Mrs. Harry Houdashelt roport- ~ Work:' waa introduced by the otewardahlp program thil <Om• May 10 . 11. ottage Prayer CLVB TO Mi!:ET ed on lhe May Fellowship meet· quartet. lng sunday and al10 ob...-ve Mo- The Women'• Ml..tonary Bocle- Meeting, Are Noted The Cathollo Women'a c I u b ing held last week In Racine. it@. I Following the drawing of nam- ther• 1 Day in the morning aerv- ty of the Pomeroy Firat BaptJst Cottage prayer meetings a r e will meet at the church, Thurs· port11 of the work of t~e cir~;es e11 ro~ the clrrles or the year, the tee. Mrs. E. o. Tewklbary was church wJU meet Thursday at being held on three days this week day at 7:30 p.m. Hostesses wlll 1 IBJ;t year were given by the 1 meet mil was closed with prayer named u chairman of th• Let-- 7:30 p.m. at the church. The EJlz. by the Middleport First Baptist be Mrs. Homer Brickles. Mra. Leochairman, Mrs. David Sneller or hy Mn. Smart. · ter· committee for the ateward- abeth Stark Circle will be in Church In the homes of the mem- land Sisson, Mrs. John Handley, 1 the Dorm Circle. Mra. Milton lhlp program and Jolul Fultz charge ol the program, with Mro. bero. They are beld at 1 p.m. Mra. Mary Kuozebnan, M 1sa Hood of the EJecta, Mrs. ,Joe ehalrman of the card ayatem lor Dale Wippel at leader. M r 1. Today the meeUng waa held Margaret Gllll.l aod Miaa Harie Wl11011 of the Love-Joy and Mra. tho memberablp. DaLBy Jasper wJU have the de- at tht home of Mra. Dana Hamm. Marie Smth. Harold Th001a1 ol the Priscilla. Mra. Tewkohary waa named vot1011s and the Ruth Circle wlll Thursday It will be held at the · -~delegate to the Scioto Praebytery be host..ses. home of Mrs. Jam11 Murray, and in Oak Hlll on May 15. Alternates . MAY 11 Friday at the home of Mr8. Ray. ' are Mlu Suiaa Park and Mra. The Middleport CCL w111 have mood Sa1lon. Twl chairmen reporta were Jamea Harley. It was noted a rummage sale, Friday and Sat- The mHUniJI Ire being held given whan the Ladle• Auxiliary lhat the reptroUon .fee for the urday, May t1 and 12 In the Me 11 a poeparatory aervlce for tho No. 603 Racine American Legion Church campo for youth lulo been Master building. A project of the evongeUotle aervloea to be at the 1 Tbe Melga County Mlnl•terlat Post met at the Legion Home raised from t1 to "'· <XL for the past low }taro hao ehureh from May 14 through A.,ociatiDn met Mon"ay ol tl·c ·ecently. Richard Vauthln woo named been providing hot luncheo for 1 May :1), Tho public La Invited to Alfred Methodist churrh ro1· thei o· Mn. Margaret Houdashelt. chairman ol the Cburob Nursery needy ehlld ot the achool cafeler· attend the meeUnga whlcb will May ..,.ling. chairman of Pan-American, re- and It waa noted thai the WYF Ia ~luring tht! sehool monthl. begin each evening at 7:30. Rev. nevotlona taken from Actl 20: of their manner o( l~vlng. will have a 1wim pJifty thb. sat.. Anyone wishing to. donate used Doua Eada wW be the evangelllt, 18-31 were led by the Rev Education aad reltglon, urday at the HunU.gton YMCA. olothlng aod olhar llema may and oonglaader will bo Mr. Ellert R. CaNI h..t pa"or. He. Columbia, South America, and Attendlnl wert loin. Tewlnlbory, leave them with Mro. Ka7 Burt- Bene Gberke. an the milisten work in the many other lterna of interest. Mill Park, Mra. Harley, Judaon ett or Mra. Kathleen Wildermuth.j;'-;;o;;;;;ili;;i.i'-;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;il church. The group sans, "The Mrs. Louise Stewart, Cholrman While, Harold Sauer, J. H. Brott U you wish the artlolee for the . Church'• On< FotlldatiOII." a.•. of Child Welfare, told of their trip Mr. Vaughan ond Rev. Howard ule to be plckod up, call Mn. ,_,..,, Ohle companied ot the piano by the I with her famllyl to the SOJC!Iero Ruppelt who wu In elulrfe of Burkett at WY 2·ii2Stl, or contact Rev . Earl Cowan, who also led and Sallora Home for Orphan Chil· the meetinl. any meri»er ol the aroup. In prayer. dren In Xenia, Ohio. It waa 1 hapReturn Jonothan Meigs Chop. "SHIPPING COMPLETE SHOWING OF ,, Rev. Francl!t H. Glazier, pr(l~l· occasion at Easter time when ter DAR will meet Jl'rlday at 1 dent, conducted the J,u,lrle.<~ ,.,. hmllpednal~ IIwith the children p.m. at the home of Mra. Pll1 !139 Easter buk· alon. A report was given by ihe • ri<k Lochary, High st. with Mre. llbrory commit!.. re~arcllng r•· Jamea Brewington aod M ra llsloul material available In Mrs. David Yoat, president, read Dwight Milhoan eo-hosteues. Of· Pomeroy Public Library. A p II· letter from thelth dlatrlct pre.. flcera will be ele<ted lor • thrae ' el diacu,.lon was n.ld on lh·• ,.. , Mra. Jane Cotlerll~ bouat· SundaJ ·-nearly 10 ohut· year leml. The program wlli Incent aemlnar of the Town and '"I Mro. Stewart aa eandldato Ina ol lhe Middlepon Flrll Unl~ oluda I report .., the Conli-.Country cornmlulon ci the No- for Dept. treaaurer of Ohio. The ed Preoh Church ware vi• tal Congrt~~ held II Wuhlngloo, Wt'A If ,.. tiona! Council or Church.. , oo Racine Unit Is 100 per oenl back lted by ~ter ol the ehureb D. C. In AprU by Mn. A. H. lltl'l tlltllltd It pitCIS Willi JOII ltw flnl• Roaearch •tudy and aotlon he'ri of her for thla office. !lev HowoN· Ruppolt oad Mro Knight reaelll, oad muaical aeless electric diJIIr. It's fnt Stt-lt-and-fqet-lt . PliDAY en4 IATUIIDAY recenUy. with the Rev Card Nominating committed appoint- ~aNI Burkitt and n.: lee MtY 11·12 . ••ttmatlc ceattolalm JIU 11tro hom tt the Rov . Arthur McCauley wuHMlrat. UMna BBerlnklarh,BMnd. bo of tht board ol deaOOIII and ----"MYITIIIIOUI IILAND" t-•-> 1 d o er. n. Ul ra. 1 "de" for rour famiiJ. It's cleaa. Pun u•ialt ·I D•-• a ea ers. AI --> ..._ cln<GoeNM. t'>il waa a apeclal WSC8 TO MII:ET (Teelmloolor) 10 Prayer by the Rev Frf'<i . announ.~ wu n.,.py J·' tlon of ·•· •-- cia -heat drln cloltles batllr .-an s111sblnt. It's . Day on May 26, and .June 4. ~m- • mla program "'" wor · '"" IVStS ol the Rock Springl G117 Merrill, Mt.hael Ct-oil, Joon Greenwood and Michael fllmtlm, fumaless, odolltss. look liltm ovar aehrl hclos«<l Lhf' mt'f'ting, J f t e r mer Cmventlon In JackiOR. lach ahut·ln wae remeulbered Melhod.lat church will meet at Oallon. w c uncheon w"' aerved by with a booklet the ell h Wedn--> II JOII tiiC1ric IPPIIIRC~ dtiiii'S. BHJ tnt. lht ladle• ot th h h Th Beginning on May 8 a fund wu · urc , .uay at 1:30 "BRIIINPIIII" In II • r urc . • "'"' '" be Jtarted toward o donatio• Sunday morninS h. the worablp p.m. AU - , . are uraed lo John Jrolond ~tt Slouo, 1 meet a wi bf a plcn1c _ ror all the new Mel 1 Memorial Hot- Mrvlee a dedieatloa servlct for attend. mlnlatera and their famlhes. pltal g the choir ololes purcbuad by tho ----COLUMIUS AIID SOU'"Eill OHIO ELKTI:C COMI'ANT ~h~ l!lddleport park on Th~ 4-H Club membon will be Wom'111'1 Aaooelatloll oad I h • a. u y I. in the May mttllnl. Pot· Youth Fellowahlp ol the cbureh; '!be VB TO Mi!:ET relreohmenll will be oerved • 48 cup coffee makt1, • 1 ill lU Molp CoUDiy Ridlnl olub CARTOON IYIU NIGHT , with the host- being Mra. from Mrs. Edward Smith; I hI :.11.._"'"' ~t ol 7:10, in tilt Margaret Houdaabelt, Mra. Juan- muolo bureau dealgDed and built ry - l p buildln1. Ita Harril, Mra. Myrtle Holter. by Lewl.a Sauer, Jr., llld other Mro. Edna Knopp. There wu ltema wu held by Rev. R-11 It& turned In from the BakeiHO with the elderl and trustoes par...ltur" Ll1tN 'lnt bake ule. A coffee hour wu on- Uolpoting. AN lhtwn Plrttl joyed ooclally. Special muaiool number• were p......ted by tht choir of t h e TONIGHT & WIDNIIDAY ~ d ~ h D church with Jt11lee Zlrltle u so'MilLY NIGHTS ~ egre#!s lois! and Mrs. Paul Hap!A>Mtall Ktd1 who li\'e t.oday, lib G1ven By Gran11e and Mlu Lilli.. stleff pl.oyed • there Is no tomorrow Two candidate& were slvlll the ocott<dlnD-or11n duet. "THI DILINQUINTI" and fourtil degretJ w h • D Jj;;i""'-;;;;;;i;;i....""";'-i;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;;;;; -al&oHemlock Grove Granae 2041 mec lethroom Outfit Steve Allen Donna Reed gegular tes&ion SaturdiJ SPECIAL "THI IINNY GOODMAN ' ., ITOitv• evening. With all Iiiii"' hi Stanford Stocktm. worthy mM- Full 0' tub. Tboro'a .diff... <Terhnlcolor) OmetOy I eporf Johnston Wins In Committee Battle tlw!k everyone who belpad bor · e ru ron wt~~> material from Melp eo. Ohloana Library Asaocia· for "Ohio Authors aod T b I r ;or· P I mi. 1 REMEMBER... MOTDBRS LOVB ~0~~ :.nd Met'gs-Moson Comtng EventS f· :n :: I· son~ ~::!~wlfr~ .::",! Car~an :'.:!' e::. :eld w:rn- i S d h. tewar S tp Program Will Be He/d Sunday :e meeu:eeu.. a I MOTHERS DAY IS NEXT SUNDAY See The Many Gift Selections At Discussion On Recent Seminar /s Conducted ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Chairmen Give Reports For Auxt'lt'ary Unt't WE'LL BET YOU A NEW HAT YOU'LL MEIGS THEATRE FANNY" Shut-Ins Are Remembered By Ch urch 8oards IiOVE YOUR NEW FLAMELESS ELIDfRIO DRYER! • treat rou to a new chapeaa - VlnOIIII tiona: .......... the ELECTRIC co. May 13th I• Her Dayl • • ·•t fl-. Thuta, iJr~ ~~~ll't pr-eo~:id:ed:llld~.... plMII ....., made Ice, the <lair Mor 10.11 Dana Wynter Iaior. l'tve fll• made for tha dreeo durinl tht .... Ill both llxtureo, II oftytlUJII. Ollr prtee t•• w•t•l HI•Tlllti,.H " " " 30 pl. 1W. Uned, 10 :rr. IUor. Complatail oulomaU., 11:;;. ' II -•lng, IDGI" --~ ' ·,'- ~~~~~- q111'1. ·PIc..... ,__ ..;."sttardwlre ~~~~~~n~e~bo~ra~h~Krerr~ ~~.,. Carol rau~uo" -wlnilm. ·"" ~ Mrl. ~ ·our,.~·· ··· ! 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