https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5b4bd02c165ca6b547b626fbcf9799c8.pdf 61165d0abea135af7a4d30fc19a7f4be PDF Text Text ·' ~ .· ., ' ' • MliGS THEAtRE ' . 1 TOteiGHT, M1rch 14 MOT OP£N FRibAY ond 5At!J~oA:v · Mmh '15-16 "TAIZAN· ANIHHE GlEAT RIVIR" (Tl'cnnicolor) Mike Heney, Jan, Murra)' "JACK OAOIAMONDS" tTedmicolor} Gtlo. H~miUon . JQcs. _rotten 'lnitlaijpn pt three new mem, be"'h'4i]ugllftia meetlog Olthe · t.lld<llepo'J.B,I'fnesa end t'rolo .. ' &tonal Women's Pub held at the Columbia Ga.s Co. oetices Tues. day night. Mrs. Betty Cline,. membershiP chairman, conducted the iniU• tion Cor Olga Pierotti, rw-ottQr Will and !Uta Lewis. ~nsors of the candidate:; and related theh· . piq(e:;Hional and ~K~Cial ·acuvf.. ties wer~ Mn. Horace McElhinney for Mrs. Lewis and 1\otrs, Mary KunozelJnan Cor Mrs. Will and Mrs. Pierotti. · Janet CoRUison, who was wea.. corned recently as a new member1 was not present (or the initiatlon. Mrs. Larry Baker .Presided at the meetlna durin&: which time It was reported rhat only one appl"'- CURTAIN\\· GOING UP ON on tho· <lclio\i~rili ~.~[:~l~-rcl~ this BPriJII 15 hi the' dol.dUIIt tiomi. The travel~' Pr-ize wa~ won, by Mro. Fori'Ojit. \ho .· meeting wa'"JPr!t-eded by a}linner at the Mattln "'~ur&l"it. Club held at the home of Mrs. Carl Horky. Descendant of an English noble family, Russell was described as a reali&t whose obJect has been to give philosophy a scienUCic basis. lte was assisted In the au. ' tobiograph:y preplration b.Y A. N. Whitehead, oo-author ot Russe11'11 Principia Mathe1111atlca, his best known pion1eer work In symbolic logic . The crusades, by Zoe Olden. bourg, the aton ot wars waged for the recovery of the Holy Land toward th~ close ot the lith century, was reylewed by Mrs. Everett HaYes. :&H•r comments, Mrs. nayes Uerined a crusade as any war wulertaken (or .a religious purpose. She spoke or Empress Alexis' appeal for help against the Turk s and or the Pope's speech in whlth he urged his heuers to bear aid to the Eastern Empire for reconquering Jerusalem. The evenlng meeting was an innovation tor Ule members. us. ually held in the afternoon. the change was made so that mem. bers in the professions and busy during daytime hours might at· The Kiddie on the T in Middleport DRESSES BY eNanneHe e Cinderella e Polly Flinders e And Many More BOYS SUITS SPOR,TCOAT$ AND ETC. •• J ' . EXTRA ·sPECIAL PORK STEAK Open Dilly 9:00 lo 7:00-Frlday Til 8 Sllturday Til 9 MAIN ST. 99Z·3975 POMEROY l!J;.___________________________ 2 1•00 lb • -------- I USDA CHOICE lb. Round Steak! Ground Sausage Pure Pork Old Fashioned Sausage 89~ 3 lb.1.00 2 lb. 1.00 2 lb. 1.19 llol!lif T~allored lie • 1 • • • • • 1 • • .; • • • • • • •··•:'!>'• • •. • • Eastern Star Lodge Plans Inspection ~ ··~. ' ~ .. ' (• • Scotklnl Now eu!rlllte Cut-Rite Scott Fani14' · ' NEW I A,LU~UM • Da,y.GI~ i\lln• I Qb.Y For Slil~- - (o\; R;rrt -No · Nci oa the; Grass -NO ~;~·~~·=§~; , VQ.. •, . , YouKn~w or or wldl1g ' " ' OVer 85 Jll!r cent or<the 50 million tm !"''Jc•• aold pro, duceci.IJ lp thp,"'"*ld..,Pe from the)lop'uj>!Jc ~ Afrt • . ca, 1tho $oV!et U~ Cuada and the Uolled SlatOO/ xx;NO. 238 . . e " ' ' /, ' , ; ''~o:'· \i • '· ' ' Devoted To ' ' ,,.. CARP£1 SAMPlES .. 'I"".!S - Jf.~l·..lt!~. ~.~~ •• "l " ~ 1 ··, ••• . • ;._, . :···,~~~~..,.~rj;'"" MEN'S ·5LUI; IllNIM WRANG~ER WESrEBN JllANS. '\ ., tQ ·42 waist. Sanlc:iii:ied shrunk. SUm fitting. western cut.. _, •• , ••• - •••••• ,,4.49 FOR THIS sALEI BOYS $3.11.1 PERMANEN'I' PRESS CASUAL SLACKS - Ivy style with ~t looPs, tiPered lop, cufted. Bleck, navy, lden green, wheat. Sl.zes 6 to 18. •••• , , ••$3..00 50YS WIL\NGLER WEsrERN JEANS Loan, slim !itt!;., blue denim Wr~lor! really wear, Thjl)' Sta)' true tO size. Regular Sizes ~to 12, $3.50, &1m iizes 6 to 12. $3..50, Regular sizes, 13 tO 181 $3.98, Slim sizes~ 13to18, ~xtra heavy weight denim. Sizes 29 ----·--:-:-::::.-:-A-:·-;: . :"<': Pomeroy... > :\ Persono/ P\lotes .. fv.. · .~ .;. neas .viattors 11'1 Galllpolil MOD· ' Mr. ~ MrO. Bob Leho11 and . three cblldron o! Kenton ' vtlllll>r& of hll parO!\IO, . Harry ~l :~· ..!'•• --•·-·-··~.~ . --:, . POME€0Y -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' . WIIIDOW. sHADES ' ,, ts•• ·~ ~,,~~ and ~.: Ihade• - All pllaUc and coated fibre lhadea- Colora: Whlw0 L~ Tan, Ivory; Gro""' end n., Toni ·• 'o Room Darkonlllg and. TranalucOit !liados. Cut to your measurlments. ,, ••• Size 36'', son. LUG&AGE SAU ' · . r.w . r A•• ALL AT SAil · births. . SALEI PLAIN ENVEWPES GuMMEI), wmTE wovE ENVEWPEs of ...e11ont quallll'.l'' 2S'in 1 "< . No.6% IWh · •envelopea.~···· •··· •,' .. r·.. ··~:·~·~iC·N. P.-·-•!!l>!··-·--- . ' ., '' , ~ • ~ • •."'\,~ust .. DRAPJRI . -'. . 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In ell)' di~aer. box. .• ' '' ""mr. 200 2 ~ ~'* · 5111 tllllU'fi o •• o 1' •, o 1 t ,~ ~ o e 'o o o too . ,28( 100 .2.pb' btt . .. dliuel,-. ,o o o, l' t , t t .0 o o I t I , I . 0 . f 200, ~ ~ 2.P ·fjcial'tll_ttt._.l ••••• • . , :0 •. • • • 60 pq sCGttli~ ,H,inkt•a,, • .. . Just r~elved -ill ·~ Ff~:~:=~r:! CjltOX with ~" ,. P<!llsli. • . . .. ,_' (lo. 50 White "arcerlzed ' yird ' . . sowq thrlild. ' om Tai_ lore,d n.l. ,ly( en tine v urdl¥ plrtly •han&• in tomperalur"' '0 ·.. ' ·'' ff 30,000 Gls Jump Into 'Certain Victory', ' ,. SAIGON (UPO- AmerlciiJI of· trict State central Committeewoman, and Pete o'Grade 1 State Executive Director of the Democrat Committee, who served as emcee (or the eventi Back rOw, Jack Crisp, Cor state representatj.Yei Harry Crew son. representative of lOth Congreslional District; Bill McKeivey, tor county comzntssioneri J. Yterman ·Porter II. Cor State 8lnator; J. Sherman Porter m, for ,sylle Rc>rooentatl•e, ancl President King, - sOntlnel Photo. !' ., ' ......- ,.,. ...,..- -.,,..... Clclals today announced the start of the Vietnam war's largest c a m p a i g n. naaned uOperaUon Certain Victory•• an<l almod at destroy!~ Conr munist Con~es in and arowtd Salson. They ~aid the 30,001). man drive already has killed at least 215 Commwrlst troops. Gen. WiUlam C. Westmor• land. U.S. mill~¥> cOIIUIIOilCier ln Vietnam, took personal command ol the 5().battallon orrenslve that swept Monday into rive provinces around Hanoi area, bombq a major power .Plant and missile site near the <ll>itll. Other v-c Casualties In ilouth Vietnam, 19 mtles soltlrsouthweat ol tile MArine butlon at fM. Nang on the northern coast, U.S. Marine ortlllery and Air Force gunshipo killed at least 60 Communists Thursdl¥. Military spokesmen also sold Communist forces laUN:hed a . . .. . . { ' . series ot mortar ........ ... attacks ~n allied below q.e Nortb · border, l*>wln& ·uP usault boal boil other .dunteeIn 11Ceria.tll ~~· Infantry llvliloo U od ki~ 28 Col111"1~~ CouJ'iohour ft&bt north Thur&clt,y, The fl8ht Amoric1111 k!Uod end ~,.~m ed. Salgon. Wormed military IOUI'Ces told United Press htterRB.tional that Westmoreland feels that once the capital area ts cleared of Conu.nunist (orces the United statefi can on the oUenslve also he lilt the Commmdsta wire .Planning IDo otller maJor assault against ~n end- Wanted II> "boot them to thi. punch." ' u.s. Uon. Play football tit Pomeroy, basketba)l at Rutland, track abd baseball at Middleport and wrest.ting at a looallon 11> ·be <lecided, ~robabiY Mid<lloport. Close Jlu>. lapel High School Build!~ and, throush a loao.lng qrooment, make it available to the vlllage · of(Jeiala for community use. ;'thiS wlU nOt be easy II> <b. It trW cause a lot or work and reo quire much eltort to succesatully irranie,\ Why lb It? Th~ are many, many reasons end I .would llko 11> list oomo <i' lhom. in&triiCtiOil wUl be bettor becaul!le':~ (1) teachers will have !ewe< dllrerent preparat1911s; (:1) !~•: wW bo ·aehociUIH niore lrequently In their areas 01lalization; (3) classes wUl be more balanced; (4) there w!U be aew 86 missions through overcast skies against North Vietnam ThUMdi¥ lor the second day in a row or hea'V)' bombing, spokesmen said. Na'VY jets blasted a railroad-vehicle brl<lge betWeen ""'"'' and Haljlhoos end &ootber within Haiphonf • cley limits, Air .~ce bombers hit tile U.ng HOI Alrlleld and other t&ftjetl In the Southern Panhandle. They also struck tn the a more equaldJstributionorclul!l iood; (5) the combined oqu\pment in Shop, buslneu and science areas will provlde a better base for instruction in these field.&. The program otrered to st:udOnts will be better because: U) non-vocational business courses can be ofieret\ (2) a strong composition program can be initiated In the high Ochool; (~ ~ in the junior high school can,produce a learning situation better adll>tod 11> etodent <IIP&billtles and interests; (4) the lndiviWal student wiU have leh chance ol st:hedule eonfllets and, hence, more or 'a chance to take the courses_.,;esired. Thli/arr~~~gement wW also ser~e I(> unite the student bo<W and th(s wW grollb lacUit.tte llltr)' lntQ thO new bull~ Iii 1969. It Wul 1110 hell' 11> unite the toachl~ sta!(andenablothem to concenttate tbelr efforts on Prorram imProvement both for , IIlii end Ill tho future. · The extraelass program wiD lilso benelli ;.throut~h improved group guidance, acomprebenalve club and assoDJbl,y Prot~rom ~foro lng· school hours, and thO ontltod olathletlc ·IO&Dis, ch..,... -rt leaders, pqys, mullcaf gnQJI, soc!llevents, etc. · thO whole tl!uwcanbelbne 1 IIDiller a«aft and., conaeo · 'lUI~·. Cor Th i I ~spokesmen sal~ the size of'_thi force fir exceed& that of 11 0paratioo Junction City," ·prevloualy tho blgeot camPaign or the war. Conducted In the spring of 1968ln the War Zone C jungles ~est of satson. JIUlCtion City eou>lo.ved about 35 U.S. and llhocl battalion.. Wea,pons Captured They said thlt be&ldes klllins Communists, the forces or heertain Victory" already had overrWl and setzed two huge Communist wea,pon dum.Ps. Westmoreland gave the drive heavy priority, sources said. U.!i spokesmen Slid the general committed to the operaUOP elements or the u.s. Ann.Y 1st. 9th and 25th Infantry rtvlstona. The South VIetnamese added airborne, .Ranger, Marine and infantry units plus national pollee who were conductine OOQ&&-toohouse hunts tor guerril· lao inolde Saigon. ht otller action. U.S. pilots ' PENNY WOLF • left. and Linda Clark are painting "ancient"' Greek pillars being prepared .,, stage settiJ:ws forthe81'0181EasternHigh school Senior Class play, ., Antfgone," whiJe Jamea .Bra~»o:· h ham, instructor of, the school' a speech and drama class, looki on. Brabham is alao direcUug :tJit .} .. .P~ wldch wlll be Presented on April 5 and 6 and wU1 bring tor the first time to Meip audieltc~,\. theater in the round. Meinbers ol the speech and drama class are making all of the stage seu:JniJ..}, - •"""· tor tho Gr..lk tragoey, wASIIING'l'ON (IJI'l)- H!P- theGoldR er interest rates were iD store for most of the natlon'o borrowers todiy ao 'a rooult o! Federal Reserve Board action to ~ the dollar and curb lnllatloa. A• gold bu.Ylne reached record peaks in Europe 'nlurs.. do¥, the FED authorl•ocl the The . Meigs ~ Cltl•ens 12 Federal Reserve Banks to ScbOI&rlblp FowtdatiCMI II ,.,.... raise the Interest rate cborllecl: cb:IIIW Its -e!QIIdrlwthls their Primo borrowers 1~ 4.5 to $ Jllr cent, the hltl>on ~ U.. ,rate in ~. years. · •, cltlc ::::::::::::::::::·:·::;·l::·:::·=~::::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·=·=··:·:·:·:·~:·:~: ~ CFS Making Early Drive - · WNDON (UPO - roost of the centers e»eept Parts. E>peno called world suspended gold trading tocrisis the greaten day pending outcome or crisis the world's.IDO'.!"artJ talks Seturdl¥ in Washington since World atmod at saving the U. S. ~Uar. ident Otarlei de Fr~e did not and the price of gold sosred 20 per cent In Paris pose ~; the Of~= bases world _tr amid scenes or pandemonium. 5rlthh pound and Britain closed Us gOld marioand seeks to ot, otock "'"'hanps and foreign world trade bank cloalilw• at roqueot of thO The price of Ullltecl states 10 hotp provem Idiogram) dtv~uation ot the dar. c.,.. 011& lolio1locl suit by su!iPOII<Iinri In Parlall'lilloT~ , . . gold tradq lor the first time In pricO<o'~J:~~ big a . .''· ) iltlo!l'l'. So<lldtheEufOII<!&IItrade 1· +!·!•'•'•!.'··~······.;.·.•,·.·.·.•,'.•.•.•,•,'o.•,·.············ ·.·•·.·.· ulltora. ~·. •"oo•'•'•~ ,!;<,•, ,·.······································-·.·.·.• bljylngall - 01«0 FIVE-DAY FORECAST tier lhO By United Pro"' llltornallonal more. Mll,d' sewrdo.Y through .~ lllak•~; vrible tonlli>t. ·IY north, Low I~ fRIOAY, MARCH ~1968.::..__...__;__ _ _::...___ __ _ __ ----:-..,--.,....-.T-:;~ ' ": ·········· ~·· 1 ... . ' . ' 54'' wi~ ln 6 rt. arid 1 ft. leDath• - · Cloth "', .l' ·vtstt thO drll>ory dept. and o.Oour conu>leto Uno 01 ' . '. • 'ilae Interests Of The Meigs·M,:_. Area - "-~·..... -,~ ................. ~~ ~•.• , .. --~ -.1; HALLMARK EA!ITER CARil'i Now is the best time to select the Easter Cards .rou'll be Hndlng oorri FORGET '1'<? TAU 'Ill"~AGE of' 1HE this year. Cards for husband. wlte, Cather, 'mother, grandmother and grandfather, grandson. granddaughter, daughter, I ... 'l-lj dear friends, 1!11ecill boys, Sf«iallirll, aunts, unclea.ln (act. '!, Ji(' . ··) · everyone on· your £aster card Uat. Select YOurl earlJ. NQW i!Oing on "' Elber!llds - See the QOcovm in a~ of- colon - Wltho five YO£ .......... - ~ EA~TER TOYS - NOVELTIES - BASKETS. tho Atnial<'\lnlmold'- Travel JOy- JMIKe!'' Stop in on the lilt Door for a Cine aeleetlnn - Stuffed Bunnie•, Ducks, Easter Items, Colored eggs, Gra11 tor basekt.l, Ea · ~ '" . . ~· Ore - A big !'eloctlon of bukelslnpopular &11!'&-l\leCbanlcl!l Fot Hpr: 22" Weekend, 26" . FOf lllm:22" Coll!llanion, ~ , 1 Easter toys. YoU•n1 Ilk~ thl& sro\f ol Eaattr toYI tpr ·boy• Warilrobe, 28" Pullman, Co• lui~er, Three Suif;8t, and girls and wtu probably want to select your ntedl I'IOW. mettc. Cue. m;w HALLMARK GIFT WRAP - Paper, tie ribbon, cUd U.. ! seiU Cor weddlogti, birthdays, showers, all otcaalo~, baby Three lilies tor the Middle· port First Baptist Church altar decorations at Easter will be provided by the Hearthstone Class, according to plans made at a meeting o( the group Tuesday nlgtit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willla Antllony. During the meeting, conducted by Mri. Harold Hubbard, plans were made for evangelistic crusade promotional activities. The crusade has been scheduled (or the week rollowing Easter . Humilit.Y is a TrW Virtue was tbe meditation topic u,sed by Mn. John McNeil. Read at the.meetIng was a letter from Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hughes, wtlo are spending the wirtU!r ln Florida. Mr. Hughes Is reportedly re· CUJIIratlng sall&!actorlly from surpry earlier this montll , A Bible Cf.llz was conducted b: Mr. end Mrs. t.llltoo Hood: 'l'ho holts served refreshments . to those named and Harold bard John McNeU, Mr. . andMr•. Paul Smirt, Mr. and Mrs. D-. vld Darst, the Ro\<. CharleJ Sl· m011s, ai'KI J9bn Werner. .• ~·---··-·-··-:-····-·-J •'* .. Drlea lPORT DENIM " '¥ .· Church Closs Will Provide Easter Lillies . ~~~; . Plans for inspection to be held on June 12 were announcP.tl when the Harrisonville Ch~~~ter 255, Order o( the Eastern Star, met . Sco_tt Scott' MENS AND BOYS WEAR ;:;;: ;:::;:::::~;~:::::::::::::::~::::::::::~~:=!·:·:·:·:::-:-:·:·:·:~:: . gallon sl:btt ;;<~ tower and stainless - For . PENNY BRI'I'E . , iteel Cleaner . rrom lim-lacquered cQIIPl!r. Stainless steel. , • • , • • , • • 1 , . • • . ·~·~ • • • ,.~ • • • ,?oz., _, IntroWclng - New homogenized , )• · 1 · GLIDIEN· SPRED SATIN · .~' ~-' , • · NOW 1 A "noother matte-&t Onlah - JmprovodGllddon~ ' Ia. Cllllf!' M!Oi- to r61\er arid spattorole881 lri .3g · : sPECIAL SALEI MEN'S SIIOR'l' SLEEVE SPOR'l' :~~~· ~Was. uia~s nO 1 Paint o•rs. Beautltul·new colors tn thfl .· · All are permanent press- Sizes, small .(1 ..141k). ·! 10111 Paint. Choose. mBICiiti1g colors ,In !~>rod L)lltlt.--;'All 11>-~'h), Largo (1&-!e'h), and Extra bal'ge (1.7~17\ll), i>olld P~so Ali<;yd enameL , ~~ ·A cOlors, plaids. 'checks, stripes., ••••••••• , • • • • ..$2.00 \ . ,, bi'AR DRY. CLEANING SPONGES • • MEN'S SPURS- WEl>"TERN srYLE JEANS Cleans Uke magic"~ Just rub on lurftee. 100 per ,cont cotll>n l>tdl donlrn. !Aimntwltb the authentic wos;.. ern look. Sizes 29 to 38 waiSt, sanrorlzed shrunk. Black, wheat, 1 Absorbs dirt and tllst. Qeaoli .'!..alp,er,llat Venetian blinds, window oliallei: acouatlell tile, r.uedo light blue, Ioden green. ................... ·••••• $3.88 uPholstery, Also a tint ~ver. , ••••• • ••• • 89c ~ •·; · ; The BOys Size~ In ~urs Western Scy'les Jeans~ lit's 6 to IV.!liTE PAl'ER TABLE COVER sTOC~ , '. 18, o o o o o 0 o 0 o 0 0 o t 0 t 0 I t o o 0 • • I I o 0 0 o o o o o• '• o.$2.98 For bonquol tables Not embossed, 40 tncheallle; · · : MEN'S "LEE" WORK CAPS 100 ft. roll• - $!.89. 300 lt. roUo- e4,29 Unlined caps (or spring and iUIIlltler lfear. Peaked ShoP CfiJ T'HE "LAMP IJGHTER" Scerdd Keloaene. stlye or the nat baseball type. Tan, grey, green. blue denim, , Lamp and Torch oU. Quart stiB ••• • • • • • • • • • • ·· ~ • $1;.19 hickory strfpes. All sizea l, ·~ •••••••• 1 • • • • 1 . • ; • • 69c fiEYNOLDSWRA,P,. . ·, , MEN'S DRESS "ul~ SALE •. Pure aluminum loU .- , ~~. ~ilswlllo,25tt. long....t~ roll' ~ "' ' ' ,11!;::."""'-"'F-U"'''''"'""-P-A'!Il."'""t:i:.""--.,-.,.-----· ::ilort sleeve drel ~ shirta In white, loRg eleeve dreu ahirts v1:»1 'I Hr. 1 ttr4r.r uRE Ll!ii nl'M,t;l,., In saUd rotors. Regular $2.96 11> $4.&5 l)teBi !lilrts. $2.00• 'ON THE 3RD FLOOR. , See thO many naw urlvalaln Ll~ .' ANOTIIER BIG SIIIPMENT MEN's COVERALLS room, Bedroom,lllnlngroomandKitchenlurnlluU•~!IImeJ., , Sizes 31 10 50. Choose Fisher stripe or blue denlm. Zipper II double dour wardrobes for$26.00, Kroohlor moclern2 P<• 10'lront (double acting), plooted 51-Swing 4>ac\<o Como In and ' lon gpbcll.stored liVIng 1110m oulteslor $199,00- Bortdlne· ~ select yours 11011, , · rsn gpholstorocl roellnlng chalra lor $74.00 ~ 51J lhtpment of Lloyd dlnetto sotB, all II sale piicoo - Boclroom oulto ..t• MEN'S $1.95 PERiiANt:NT PRE,..; CASUAL SLACKS. for $l28.00 _ ~KSUELVES _ A btr Sblpmell.ll ts9,oo'' sJ.izes 30 to 42 - but not every siz8 tn every color. Ivy &t)'le Other blg s!!!~~'!:.f!!~!.!!.~ with belt loops, cuUed bottoml, Just 77 pllrs to selL •.•• S3.QO "!!-..---· :~·••·-····-,,.. MEN'S"BIG YANK" MATCHED WORK SlJI'fS. DriP DrJ. ' Regular $4.2S pants - 100 Ill' cent cottDh twill boatsall drill •• . pOeket& 1 No-Tare tunnel belt 'loop&, Sanlorlzed shrunk. .st~a 100 .Per cent cotton _ 38., 29 to so wal&t. Regular ,3,25 Stirta - ·match the Pantl1 per- '4'idth, machlue lllocontlDuod Pattornooll.oe'o fectly. llutton thro1J8h Rill pocko~. Tallorocl dres~ shirt !We Ideal lor sportswear, 1 Carpet• - Nylon.. collar. Squue tall wltlliUSOot>. Sizes 14 4 to 20 lil32, 33, 34. li~:~~~.:dr~opes, etc. ~ SelectlOD .... ~ ..... • ·- ~"" irteh length sleeves _.. BlaCk, olive, IPrHce gf:eeo. c~arc<ta:I rePeaUng the club collect. It was announced that the · Federation Club · aessioo wtll be helcl on March 19 at Kingston. In response to roll call members gave a favorite spring verse. C!lDd.Y was served by the hos· tess. da)'. "da~s or Holsum • 1 1 ••••• • Mr. and .Mrs; Wllllam;Fo&mer and Mrs. Soott F.olmerwer'ebUsi- Medium Size -l'·"" 1 z Polish Smoked · iloTt N,yJon Slips, ••••••• • • . ·,' • ~ · · ~ . · • •. •. • • · Lace Trim CrepftBet Halt Slips. • • • • • • ~ . _, .• ~ ~ ~ • • ro •••••• 'Tatlofed Knit Hall gtpa... • • • r • • • • ~ • • • ~ • • • • • • , Nyron Tttcot Half 14J.ps ill Pa&tel ~lora••••• • •·• • :· • . · Nylon ~tin Peignoir Sets· •••• • • • • ." ·• • · Nylon Tricot Sleep Ensembles••••• • •••• • • • • • • • • Permanent Press ~eep EMemblel , , ••••••• , •••••$5.98 Nylon Satin Tricot Waltz or long gowns. •• $3.98 · Nyloo Tricot Pastel Pajamas •••••• .• .$5.98 P.ermanent Press P.r111. Of:" Pastel ~ajimas •.•.o • • • •·• ~ .$4.98 Nylon Tricot Long Pajam•a •• o ••••••• '!. • • • •• ' • • .f3.98 DacJ"ODoNylon-Cotton Printed GoWIJB • , ,· •••••••• • • • •3.98 Ultra Vloo Perm...Ont Press Baby hill or !liltt. ••• • • • $3.~8 Loonge Weight Nylon Hand Screened Print GOwno. ••• • .$3.98. ~Weight Printed Coats , • 1 1 • • • • • • • • • 1 • • • • .$4.98 DacnJ~~oNylo&CoUDn Printed Baby Dollo •••••••••••• $3.~8 ·~· McCoy's ..,,.. ~ Tuesiloy night at the hal~ Joan ::;tewart. worthy matron. and Dena Hoffman, worthy patron,. Presided at the meeting. It was noted tbat the chapter has knives tor sale and anyone wanting to blzy one was. asked to cmtact Mrs. Jim Nelson or Mrs. Fred Geor~. . An Easter program was presented by Mrs. VIrgil Atkins. with Mrs. Paul Winn, Mrs. Helen Johnson, Mrs. Charles King, Mrs. Joe Bolin and Mrs. stella Atkins giving readings. Mn. Virgil Atkins and Mrs. Heil French sang He Lives. The st. Patrick's Day theme tend. "' ' ......... ~-.-- "IIi! emtl!d OOt IH tofl'eotone.t!& Mrs. Nan Moore, president, served by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Boextended the welcome and the Jin, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart, meeting opened with members Mrs. Do!Ula Athey and Mrs, Zelma Stewart. And The liHie Miss ActesJories . Full ' , •••.••• , •• , ••••• , , .••• • ;~"'~=:~ Trim Nylon Stps ln several ~tyles. •••• • Laee N)lon SUps ••• , ~ , • , ·• • ~ ~ 1·• , ••••• ". IIZ-113 Life of Philosopher .Russell is Reviewed Higtdlghts of the Hfe of Bar· trand RusselJ, Nobel prlze wln· 1 ner, were given by Mrs. John welsh reviewer ot his autobl· ogra~, at Tuesdro' night's meet· lng of the Middleport Literary ~ ' . ' ' lnto;,MidCJ/eport B& . ';:::SII::OW=S:T:A:R:'l'!I:7:P:M=~~Ih:e:ne:w::.:m:em~bers who lntroducild I. " ' . .''· ''._,, ... ~' w~~ lnOhlow,thhlibJ &Mtlaing In the 50o and ..,. 30s. A lew brio! :'!14~10dl . or lhowerl, ~~~- �· --·" -·--:~::~:;.._;-:.~·..;·-:·.~~~i~~:;~~5i?~::ri;~~~~~~~~~ ........... ~~~~ ~~ ,, '' .. ,"'' I .. • t.. ew . . ;...· ' ... .. " . l· !il!k!t .11 ' ·' peo le. ''' ' ' ~ ' V's Future . ,_.• . Uni Pre'aa A on T o eons 44 ,L,Pc .611 3 31 • '31 ·5 2'h B H B mor at 67 Westmlnster hlga mnt st. 86 Oshkosh St. ta Ph Seattle at Chicago • I I'Brain 0 m WA Eas • Loo Angeles it at San Franc ngs h Mets, 6-0 I I 2 les PI •~"• Wr!;er Eve•r)'!hl coming up goose Mauch !a Phlllle..,llle ' ·· '' tis ,.. . .V.:: " Jn 9 H N... Y Philli • , the nk 40" G. • Draperies open Jently an lffilOO trk:sstemtatn inl• s Con pL&.stJc fol' Its hl h-sllp surf ce, ghness, and long wear. s dual channels tha hide G vil r I - IDOII1h Cl ) W m Pike (24.0) •• (18-3) no E • • • ,/ Hm I Ch p 'i ·, \ . ~ I v ' mstrlbu OICe Ne ' a~ At t Roo r<lluinli , . Ma 'e 49 , N. Y.l. less • • • ere - on Bro dwa a alllng $t8 ECIAL INGALLO NC Oo A Tenne seu- o-lllmpllelly everything but h "No 11me" words. The l~r-l>ra•voed h )ph rth ny ee, w'hich also game a game broaklng ra , mus c, e Oltio de. ho~:h:..!:k~; even acting can't I TS I g was to U or • L Kent nt has IJ.S GII est BASKE'I'BALL TOURNAM By lptema Canton McKinley 58 for human s Not ... even metbodlcal 7 1 Victory r City In the sei:ond pme of th · ....... cloubleh . ' Games . o;j •- Elnl 1 r an 57 .269 32'4 64 .1&0 3& 22 50 .306 2 ' (1!1'0 ,.. 5 •:16 ,679 48&.235 43 36 .54 50 .~1 28 46 .378 17 '2 ' 49 3l 21 ·' YORK I , L. p · .. New 1 e he! the Iter ·returneol defeat ar I .S31n late to ve th r• a oyertln)e In the llr e Coilege ba I team Ito the 68 ·most ara ng moment 1 In oparkl histOry but just In time ury elr N s :II' '. ·.~· 51 oder H lpful .. '' &UgeiUI lead. STAT .' ' . '.' ,I STEf.; ''""''g i' said be'll do ,.Hamlet'" st.g If 'Y Dona -, ;• 1.• }! ' • • . .. ~~ .' \. ! ' 1 Ophel • ~ \ ' oa ' . '. crliaarel~lv• ~rim J;> ·... 1 '. p lng the State IU be A and i front I' Hosket and te WOi ~~~ c~lc Range OHI �· --·" -·--:~::~:;.._;-:.~·..;·-:·.~~~i~~:;~~5i?~::ri;~~~~~~~~~ ........... ~~~~ ~~ ,, '' .. ,"'' I .. • t.. ew . . ;...· ' ... .. " . l· !il!k!t .11 ' ·' peo le. ''' ' ' ~ ' V's Future . ,_.• . Uni Pre'aa A on T o eons 44 ,L,Pc .611 3 31 • '31 ·5 2'h B H B mor at 67 Westmlnster hlga mnt st. 86 Oshkosh St. ta Ph Seattle at Chicago • I I'Brain 0 m WA Eas • Loo Angeles it at San Franc ngs h Mets, 6-0 I I 2 les PI •~"• Wr!;er Eve•r)'!hl coming up goose Mauch !a Phlllle..,llle ' ·· '' tis ,.. . .V.:: " Jn 9 H N... Y Philli • , the nk 40" G. • Draperies open Jently an lffilOO trk:sstemtatn inl• s Con pL&.stJc fol' Its hl h-sllp surf ce, ghness, and long wear. s dual channels tha hide G vil r I - IDOII1h Cl ) W m Pike (24.0) •• (18-3) no E • • • ,/ Hm I Ch p 'i ·, \ . ~ I v ' mstrlbu OICe Ne ' a~ At t Roo r<lluinli , . Ma 'e 49 , N. Y.l. less • • • ere - on Bro dwa a alllng $t8 ECIAL INGALLO NC Oo A Tenne seu- o-lllmpllelly everything but h "No 11me" words. The l~r-l>ra•voed h )ph rth ny ee, w'hich also game a game broaklng ra , mus c, e Oltio de. ho~:h:..!:k~; even acting can't I TS I g was to U or • L Kent nt has IJ.S GII est BASKE'I'BALL TOURNAM By lptema Canton McKinley 58 for human s Not ... even metbodlcal 7 1 Victory r City In the sei:ond pme of th · ....... cloubleh . ' Games . o;j •- Elnl 1 r an 57 .269 32'4 64 .1&0 3& 22 50 .306 2 ' (1!1'0 ,.. 5 •:16 ,679 48&.235 43 36 .54 50 .~1 28 46 .378 17 '2 ' 49 3l 21 ·' YORK I , L. p · .. New 1 e he! the Iter ·returneol defeat ar I .S31n late to ve th r• a oyertln)e In the llr e Coilege ba I team Ito the 68 ·most ara ng moment 1 In oparkl histOry but just In time ury elr N s :II' '. ·.~· 51 oder H lpful .. '' &UgeiUI lead. STAT .' ' . '.' ,I STEf.; ''""''g i' said be'll do ,.Hamlet'" st.g If 'Y Dona -, ;• 1.• }! ' • • . .. ~~ .' \. ! ' 1 Ophel • ~ \ ' oa ' . '. crliaarel~lv• ~rim J;> ·... 1 '. p lng the State IU be A and i front I' Hosket and te WOi ~~~ c~lc Range OHI �,. ' ' ' ,' ~·-··".' ' t ' ~~~ 5: :>l:'•'1'1!1,.~ loiil•' ·!'OenH11~1, I'P.n1t:l\Jt•~"~~~i• U.~ • .f.o ,' ~-.'i March t$, 191i8 · ' / ~\ . · , t: - 1\nd bt • tu miles uprlv!"). . ' and cents~ ' ·, ' "11lot n1SI4, ~· Jim u d coils ll'Ucliorl 80 ~· each lo . tJOu . wit/1 all malice;_:.;Ephest \ 1,~;. rn ly~::h summ~r, building housing his American Oil Co. distributorship and shakos his bead. He supplied truck stops in the area. A stop 'Be "in fashion " from heod to . toe. A new Eas· ter "do" Jg 111tt"the thing to set olf that marvelous Easter outfit. Our cutting, sty1ing, setting prices are always reasonable. I ' . .- - - • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , GUINTHER'S VARIETY > 114 E. MAIN POMEROY JEllY BE.ANS· ·· 27c lb. < CHILDREN'S CLOTHES NOVELTIES . o.. . ,0! l!ti'lcfcal ' f '· 1 ;_;, All ~. faiti!IIOI In tile ,area are lnvi!Od. ·A4mJI~ lafl'ee. Jolul E. Moo!)io Eatenllm ll'O· t'Jiree nelf members were wei- clalllt In FU'II) ~ent, corned Yolleo the Radne Fire- Ohlo State Unlver~!1• pol Wllmen' a Auxiliary met TUesday Uam P, Smith\~ firm Man. night in the Racine eounc:il room. agement ~ ~ackiDn, will CUI• W 1 ed were Mrs. Clara · duet the meeting In cooperation Ada:~ •. Barbara Dugan, and witi:J the local county Extension unofficial forum of businessmen Mr s. Virginia Neaae. During the agents. tv1embe . tship · who meet over coffee e a c h meeting, conducted by M r a. morning In swon•s RestAurant Mary Baldwin, president, plans to discuss the state or the were made lor a bake sale to be Daughter Born to John /IAcC/intocks , Mr. pol Mrs. John Mclllln· tock are arqK~W~Cing Ute blrth.ot daughter, ~eryll 13111, born at Sheltering Arms HQspital in Athena on Feb. 27• 9le welghed seven pounds and rour .:OW1ces. Mr&. Fre4a Ferw~ of ~racqse and Mr. and Mrs. Otis McClintOck or Raetne are t h e grandparents. Great - grandpar.. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy frol- , Ja· . / 3. ROOMS New Furniture S299 only 130.00 DoWn-llollliCt on Convonlont Torma MASON FURNITURE CO. VA. ~·---------- · ~ : JJNGLEY I t' -- Mad e I TINGLEY ALL RUBBER, I (not olasttcl. . rubber• are far hnnh an, lighter than old ra shioned arches t boots. and M:ohf~d tn nne piece there's nn fabric lining to snag or te•r . Stt'f"tch o~ easily, even ovPr heavy work shoes. C11n be wasbed inside .and out .. rlry in a jiffy. Tou,~~:h 11nrl lont1 wearing. A real ,.,,u,. ou" low oriees. 1 ... U l._ #01 NEW STORE HQUR$ 8to5 Mon. thrv Fri. Saturday Bto 12Noon Qll •••.,.. • ••·• , _, •.,•,~,, a~h! " loft ' ~ 4 Sldo 5 95 ~· Double $6.95 '•\ f'd ... Plttlq ......... A stront form·flttlnt wahtblt tvPPDrt for reduc ible lfllulntt htrnlt . IKk llctntlcl· justtblt. Snaps in tt~~nt. Adjnltble ,,, strap. Soft, flat trllin l)ld. For mtn, "'~men and children. M111 ordm: II" 11'11nure around lOWell ~art of abdomtn. Speeif~ ri&ht, left or claublt. SWisher and Lohse Rexall nr,.s Main !1. 10 Inc~ Closure Buotl llld It would be l>ullt In hall the normal time. The now bridp will be weJ. corned here. But It won't be the same for moll or the resi· dents. When the Silver Bridge col· lapaed, several country music sin-• put out re....... "' the '"'~v "' tra.....a.•, A chorus from one Ot' ".,..,. those ballads Uta the ftelb)a of people here. . ult was sad thet· day the Sllv~ er Bridge fell .•• " --------------· NOW IN STOCK nnt~•t Pomeroy spa~~, OPEN ""' .FRIDAY NlGH·tS '5:00 to 7:00 e Far.meri,, 'And Savhtis '"'v· ' ., ' . .. . ' .~.!1, ,·,; Member Fflilorl1 ~._.,.. ", I ' I' ' S~Biem~Mtm~~r, r•at,•1 ,. , . · DePOSit I~U~rent't.Cnt'P. .... . . r RAD ..lr~ee :II ti' ng 1 M h 29 .'"QUJP, Y8 c~ Iii ·. ;' \i','\, ,. TON ... ,.,.... , , . nuwr ......, .... ·$9$.·. RAWLINGS SON$ CO. , J 2 ,,,* ' ·lola• ,; ~ 11111, ~ ' preiOI)I trGm ~!' 1n ·~au; Bortlfill, Ilia rnieolle4 , · LubriCIIiclll FREE . Wlth'OII C~~ . PLUGS; ""'·INT$ CONDENSOR, CAR · TIMING SET ' . '· acyl.'$15.00 llndt1• 6 cvl. $12.00 end''""' t.ebor lncludecl r - ·TV Stamps Purch- ' . ' •· .. ·"""'" 11~~~.. f' Try our Flal'e· plus~ Ill!' 8GO Find out how 111UCb 11m lop, Jll~. ·~ ""' eom1ort Cll!l be. Take It m lljO ...... 1'Jid!; watch It ""'U> 1ittoU1b tho ..,.... 111111 bumilo. '!1tll bundle ~ Pill •• ~ w1t1t reature• - llaDdard, IIIII exltU. Eveo the llellatnttet 11 standard. FIAT 850. . '\ I ' ' Queens Way Fashion .Party Given Tuesday .... Mn. Dllah FriDcll entertain· ad 'nleoilaY Dlalrt at htr home ooi LOWII St.,. Mlddl_... with ..,.. ~ I ~""'I Woy fallblcJn pai'QI. Mro. Ruth Lltlpr of Red u-, W• V• •• Dll the •L811UKIII ~·JlU'I. ., counltlor. She wao asllotod by Mra. An&lla Ea&ter of Bulla. lo, w. va. fl!rbli IIJd ~·r fashions were modeled by tile plio, Tbe door prize ,.s,""" by Mn. Pll JGilniOII and 'eolored pictures ware taken daring tile - .··au.v Nowr K.::.~:.:=.~: ' 65 Chev.rotet , · $1,· 3ts· =-~~:eH~tE Marlaime , .•~ : Ton i>tc'~up:. tOn~ wh eelba.. fender.trle. Careful. loeah owner.. . · on&' • f D Rae and IGoea, Flora BIIIOJ,Irlo ~ KllnbtrlyiiMI Angela Pwlie. po~ VIolet ¥c· ~t .· 66 ·. FV~onJJat. . . ·~u. v1l~1,79$· .....-~~. ~ ,f.il~,. ' , .Te.Dipefl , 4 Sedsn., 328 wer Steering: AUtolllftlc lrana. }{ 67·e~~;;,r~OWI ~A ,, piJ. )JJ, This 66 au· t~~!~~~e ""''·''' DUCHESS BY Cor-• Smooth Leather and Brush Pig Skin sg• & S10 THE SHOE BOX .' , t6., IW only ' of 795": ~\\~ I Memb... "'11 bring No, Gwendolyn, "bathtub gill" Isn't a card geme played in a sauna. . ' ' ' Of COUTIO, the prohibi· tion era il hGrd f&r today's to visuali.ze. Hoto I/OUftgslera t V e n kilo"' the·m..ntng of "pro· kjjf.s · manu ~~.,} ~~~.~~;,,;~~~~~· ..i · Com£! .See! hibW'? .• . 64 Ford 1-llrd. . .. . bru;d now. ' ·' 67 0t4s Toronado . ' anfbelier, llfeo · 1967 . . ,. . ~D GA&#IE 500.. . . . . . stall. >il'lill., radio 8 cy~, 2 1>1;, :,ra,d Top. Auto, n.:-111. ,....._ · ·. . wlw. .--,. radio, healer, .. . . . .. $2195 . 0 cyl flcoup TrUck, Style Sjdi, CUI!pm Clb, 11111. ~ ·~· '\'"'"o' ' ·-·--.. ' In Stock , i w.bl~·•riilstd~ w.lt, • I• •u. ........ $4100 66 Olcls belt• 88 Hoi. Sed1n . . . . $2495 . . I Full po1rer equlpl!lent lntludlng windows and away lei~ !'adlo, ,IID!ed 81111, wl•lw 11m. wheel dla!:l . anll-fpln· dlfterentlll, factory alr...ndilionlng. white . ji>llh .ffil vlltl'llnterlor. One OWIIer, new Oldl trade. Olch,Dynamic 88 4 Door ..•... ': . $1195 I"·AUto.· lrtlla., . p(lwet' brakeS. power 'steering. radio, llin, ne.w wl•lw tires, dork green !~lit . malthlng 1iltorlor. ' ... Air 4Di'. $12ti 'tfw,. radio, W/1/W/Urea,- :Willi' ' '· . '' ·, ,. Norge HelvY Duty VHQ Automlltic w..w f/!IH you thlll rii/IIXI ,..,,.., .=bi:: Autotll&tlc Wuh~,::" • o f - ttmJlO fobriC woah load · • · · any CombinationS • 3 Water Tomperalll 18 • 2 Speod Soltctiolll GENTLE " Tbno Cycle nmlr for REGULAR, 1111 ... . $249~ Power ateerlng, " 9,66 Fq,ID' JIOO . . ,.I •• ' • • ••' ' $1695 ' $219•... FUn pOwer illelwlli1r 8·WI)' seat, radio, lloted · - ; 'w/1/w , ll;ol, deluxe wbeol diiCI, !o.cloey olr-e<iltdltlon~Jw, bollll:l· 1\il burawtdY llillah with black tnterloi'. Sold andHrvleod'lly .. •.... $lU5 . . '1 . Lmlau 2 rlr. H.T., turquoise with- vln¥1 top,llke now lnilde 11M! out, ndlo, new w/a/w/ tlroo, tllt-a-lleel'lnf wheel, llnlocl glua, 82,000 oduJI mlleo, Jooka llllllruno like . Pontiac v• 2 dr: · onglne w111i sliO ,lldi•,.ep,;w•ir. "· , Differential t:xtfl , clelif).'. ........"~' cif llleateriiiU, 17. lhe·illotrlct Flleber Ntw car, of PJ'O· . lllle; 'BroG<vlllo, -IIIIa, Jldeot!; ol!d J:h~ 11U~sei of ~. Wlnchaater, Walh!J!K· farmer..,Ule, llieliJale'!rlllrll· too,. It,' Ilt,Ytat; 1'•1'!1iero11ctor wert alao pro-. · .Pfocodlng tile. -ctlon of tile dllllltfllllberl aueota, Mro. Bartii!Y ...,..lied presiding por. mlaolcln "' preoent Naomi Klnr. ' ' a J!10111bor of EvaD&o!lne Chop. tor, 111111 c;rpo~ Rnth or the c;rpo~ Chapter of Ohio. •Roaemaey ~~. prellclent or tile Pall Matrons, pre-llle ~ grllld matren with a donatloo '"' her speclal pi'QJeet of erecllns a new dtepel .at the Eaatern Star home. The SlDisblne collecUon totaling f:;U2 will 1J1 lo the Eaatern Star tralnlna awards for rolllllouo learning. ®ellll were rql-.cl by El· ta Mae Norton, Kathl'j'll Mitchell and Evelyn Lewis. were preaentod to the ltooored IIUestaand tlieol!lceraofEv11180· Uno Chapter. Basket• of fori!)'· thla, jonquils, and puai!Y willow decorated the chlpter room. A pre.tnepoctlon rlilller wauervod by Heath MaiiMidlot Churoll men with Mrs. Nan Moore aa111e chairman. Du.Qol. .' Mrs. Bartley expressed appro. 11 clalloa to the chlpter for the m!IQI courtealea extended lo her and the Grllld ol!lcera. Also spealdng waa Mr. Gallasher, the worih,y gnncl patron, wllo ex. preslod "'IJJ1'8Ciation for Ilia Wh,,. Shoes AN Sentlbly Prlw work of Mrs. King, MIDDLEPORT, 0. Yellow Ooral pieces wereuaed on the refreshment tables. Sandwiches. cookies, potato chips, relishes, punch and coltee were served by Katbl')'ll Mltcholl, Kalil· ryn Werner, Arllne Davia, Norma Wlleox., Kathryn EVIDI, Etta - ,d •lrla.· WUCOJI, ·l.!lldiO l!cEihlnnoy, Ka11u7n Ervlll. lllcf' Bernice Wlnn. Tll>le favoro were provided by tile Ttle· AUTOMAnc WASHER phone CO., Davis Warner Dtaur· ,,fq~, ~··· 'A:~"!!!' ~ Weat d!!~!W,o; 111!0"'-"lrll!e-;;,,~au~..:.':!resatng f!?~ . VI!'JIInla, po~ . ~ky, Jllllllllnl·'" bero ,,,!If lht ;\1'1111-D>,:· H..u.nd, ~.. rolma; :~u~.-!hljlllenl, ...va· ~ Mra. FriDclo aa fasblcJnOOIIJI. W~, ·and IIUIIIIIIII Friendly Soolla; Edna stump, WoshlngrDn; selor for soutbeaotem Ohio dur· Gorden Clubs. Wllldlng T r all Joan Do11011, RhodiiiJipol, IJur. Ins the eVOIIIni. m-.a 1o briD8 Dower .,.. 1118 the lntroc!Ucdons opllegrand . The · St. Patrlck'a Da1 llleme raapmento . and oeed cotaloga Hprenotatlves, tile Wlll1hl' waa curlecl.out In refrtllbmeoto for dliiJ)IIIjl. Mra. Walter Bentz llllil•llllil••l•l•l•l••••••••••l•i•l••l PRICE liSE· atv111 ~~..=r::-.=t~e::; ~':"··· 11 favor• • BEAT THE • ': , ' CANDY STRIPERS, Veterans. ling, M81Jl9!'1al .Hoapltal, at 7;30p.m,, mlttee eh~ po~apaotfi'OIId Cafelerta 'of the lloapltal, All ~Ira!; , Rill<!' ilmllll 0( Porto· ~....god toatteild. - . Jlohlor jllllt grpol patron; RAtiNE ELE!IENTARY PTA, imiO E. Tliornl>lll'l of Wlllhlng7:341 j),m., at grado ICbool; Fa· 1011 C, ,IJ., IIIOCJale grond Dll· !hera Night, !albers only c:ount. trm; Violet I 'lbomls of so. Ocl for• room boMer; nomltla1- vilie, arind conduetrea~; Joyce lns committee to be alected. SOc- Black oi Parma Helgbt&, &1110ODd arade mothers have refrtllb· . <late grand -ctrell; Bell;y mento, lltlh grado room molhen 1. Br1mlm or Coluinbus, grond to provide babyJittera. marshal; MartM L Flecli of Now II'ACINE Elmentiey PTA, Carllllle, grond Otber otrlcorl or the Grand 7:~ p. m. It the grado school; Fathers Nllbt. aoxl tiotn1nldlw chajlier or 01110 lntroduood were COliU!tlttee -lilted; refreiJ>. JIWIIta llll'llblll, Grand Aclah; nion!a served by second gr~ MariJqu l ! l - or BrooiMIIe, ii'OOm mothera. Bab¥autera pro- Grand Eothlir; Irene J. Boding. h_.a or cltlclMad, Grllllll Mar· vided by lltlh grado 1'00111 lila; !.llldred N. Kalka or Akrlln, Gi'ancl Ej-; .Erma A. SOyfans TUESilAY oi Toledo, Grllllll Warder; ind FlliENDLY CIRCLE, Trlni!J J' ~of n • .,._ ~ Ulilwel a. • Le- Dural ""'-·· v• and lht urcb of Cbrla~ 8 p, m., Sonilnel. It church; Mri. Pearl Mora ....,..., gr . .;.., matroos••eseirt. ""I the ' . ....,...., .. ~ P ·~ PJ'OIIl'lllll. od ware Cora Webb of Rae'··, , POMEROY CHAPTER 80, ope. Diotrlct 25; Katbl'j'll Blaek ol elaiCOIIVOCIIion7:30 p.m. loeoa· Kenton, Diotrlrt 26; Hazel MC· fer RoYal Arch llel!l'M; James ~ of Wheelersburg, I1lotrlct S. Buchanan, HP, .r-Ita Ill ~8; BeU;y Vu Roetb of Norwich, , <OIJII)II1iona and ol!lcers "' &I· i)lotrh:i IIi; Beverly 1111' of Bell· teoxl. alto •Iii Diotrlct IS; and Joan WEDNESDAY Cl01110 ol Dliirlct 24. WlNDING TRAIL GARDEN ' Grllld representatives Jntro. Club, 7:30p.m. at the Ohio Pow· dueod lneludod Mary Gro,..nor er Co.; Annagraoe Tprchlallo or or EuPhemia Chapter, Amesville, the auo !'OWer e»,. In a food repre-unr Arizona; Mary K>.Y oruuuot. pa.Mrs. "'' Unger, rllotrlet ,......r SMITH fiM·_SALES ' 1Jirllira a(aekobul:c, Belpre, Athena, Ra· etne. POmerw, SIDclqlOrt, Gal, llpollo, a.e!]llrt. ...,..1\, BoY· erly, South 'Oiarlell<ll, Adel!llll; we1111oo, Wllkasvllie, Wheeliroburg, Glouoter, vlilloa, Norwich, 'lbttrlllltl. Qv-Pflle. ·' ·SHE WILL LOVE , · · ~· I ln.ColumbU$ • c. SPqlr'fitANS: ···'·~ ······.····:. ·~$250 ) ,. I . ," only for 1\ilftlllng pled;es to the ~·:~ distriCt but for ,; , ~et . ' arc S '·~ ' ' Tingley Kneefli' Clo!ure BDo1S comml' " · ow..- - · 1 · · ; ·. The lllllUII -..Ide Iloaource Devel,..meal (!lAD) Confenr>ce will be heid, Friday, March ,29, at The <lhlo S(ate ~r~ j\1· rlcullunl AdmlnillritlqQ :Aildl• l<lrlt!m· 'lbla feu' I 6tatorenc:e lhtmo will be "~ ,t b e Need• or .Com.n.nlu.. of ,, ' KENNEBEC for a Sinlr COV11111'7 · ~1'7 or !"• Reacurce· ~~~ party which followed tbe Jneet- ' I eo~· Will be•able td pro~ Ing. Tbe IOclal moro ·-• WMmatlon ser. ykli 1~'-"'p~m~'>"'· ~~ vod refrollbmenls. :~-- ·~· . ' · trooolif Ev-'lne .Cha]ljer, · Dlstinpjl.ecl '!'111111• present. ~ wert Kametlt ·'r\'UCC>X; worlltll(ul ·maater Of . lolkldleport I..odco; Plul· JiofJ8ll, .Kitlalrt or 1!1~ · Ybrl< crou of Hooi>t; Row HaJ:rio, Deputy ()rpol Maider By Sorority T T F' d -EASER RUPTURE .~, TAKEALOAD OFF YOUR FEET . 195f~.FOIQ) Executlv:ee!~~~~~r!:''! McMinua cc '· --!'1. -~ilil!iioolo.... , Ave was off. ticle to be sold at the bazaar ntt or Racine, and Mrs. IJIUan ing ~kly services in 1he baseWiUiam Mills of Gallipolis, II> lhe April meeting, Jividen of Racine. menl-dtapel at 2910MapieDrlve, manager ol a variocy 5 1 0 r e, Mrs. Baldwin appointed Mrs. Plans for the Immediate Ill' agrees witll Biggs. _Witl1 lew ex- Beulah Autherson, Mrs. Grace ture inchad8 an ~~ s8rvtce ceptions, business m Gallipolis Roush, and Mrs. Mae Cleland on JackiOI'I Avenue on ThUrsdi,J, continues as before, M!lls says, to the elfllpment committee. At . Dona Ms,y 2, tllen revival serVIces be· "I haven't heard anything the meeting besides the three · ' glnnblg May 19 with ~stor Har~ · about any active, aggressive new members were Mrs. Baldold E. cunntngbampreicldngeach bualnessman losing," Mills ssid. win, Mrs. Jeon Cleland, Mrs. evening and also scheiluled Is a un (the bridge collapse) h a 8 Jean J..yons, Mn. Grace Roush, vacation Bible school bds sum~ stopped the interchanging or Mrs. Mildred Roush, Mrs. The). customers between tile cities, ma Walton Mra Pauline Wolfe 0 W0 Un S mer. but that, about all!' and Chris Woue,·a guest. ' HUrt in Ohio were the superDonalloos to llle Jnternatloo. , NEW ·WEIGHT LIMITS markets, especially Tiny's Foodal endowment and loan fUnds CHARLESTON w v (IJPO land at Kanauga at the loot of PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL llllde wllen the Ohio Eta ' , a. , what uoed to b~ tile S 11 v e r ADMITTED: Mary Ann Dish· ;;:~e Chepter or Beta Sigma Phi - Welshl limit reductlmll'were Bridge, 111111 bor-restaurant bus- man, Pl. Pleasant; Jack Wheel· Sorortty met Wodneaday nlalrt Imposed Wedne~ on three !ness In Gallipolis. er, Pl. Pleasant; Orville Clonch, at llle COlumbus and Southern Well Vlrglnla-lllary!alld bridges "My business has dropped by Henderson; Dorklell Robjnson, Ollio Electric Co ol!lce spanning tile NorUr l!ran<h or the per cent,,. says Oddis BurHenderson: Mrs. Clarence Har· Lila Mitch, p~esi~. again Potomac River in Mineral and 50 rl~, the sl~ llooped pnillri- mon, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. W!llard , aiiiiOilnr:t!l· the '...,.enuon1o bo,.,~, -~ 1 'I ' "" 'df''Tii!Y'o;>.~. - fl11if .,.. ,oJeffel!a, ..~•~e; lolfo!~thor:fl4UI! ln':l~~biill' l~;'tW:12," "- . ~il'i . ~ ,M.j peel to win back ·his Well Vir- Dent, ~rlnafleld; Earl McCarQI, and asked for dec!slma astowho II, 1!ariilllliilti!11Hi 1cdiil W~ re gtnla customers. Pl. Pleasant; Lawrence Jorden, will represent the chapter, · quel\od b1 Marylind's hlifiiray West VIrginians Bbopped In Pl. Pleasant; Reba Willlama, The 91rlne dance to be held dire- following tllat stale's ' Ohio because there Is oo sales Henderson. , In the Pomeroy audltorlllm Sal· lnspecllcln or the tirlclgea, MU7· !Jix on food or 5011 drinks. The DISCHARGED: Me!vii!. Jolin. urday nllfit was atlllOUIICecl 111111 IMrl II roaponllble for ~e JIUIIn.. 800 sales tax Is three per cerd: in • Pt. Pleasant; Alan Hanning, it wu rded by the BOcla1 com. tensnce of the ~a.~~ Well ~lrglnla, and soda pop !a Pl. Plea-; Mrs, Everett Ni- m!ttee lllat tile danc:e would be Well VIrginia Ia 1 ~ owner, taxed at a penny a bottle. bert, Gallipolis Ferryi M r 1' the social event or the sorority Hamlll said. West VJJ'IIm..,a aloo traveled James Jelrers, Glemvood; Mrs, for tile montlt. Sororltymembera to Ohio ror a dr1ok with their Henrietta Ma<:Clennan, Pt. Pleas- are asked to attend 1n a groqp, TAFT TO APPEAII meals since law in their state llflt; Warren Deweese, Leon; Mrs.. and those unable to go are re~ prohibits liquor by the drink OX· Charles Erwin 111111 rlaugl111!r' Pl. quelled to contact some mem- SOU'I'H BEND, Ind. (UP!) cept. in private clubs. Pleasant. bet' 0( the BOCial comlilittee. Rep. Robert Tift, Jr,. R.Clncln· "Many times we were filled Plana were made lor a I'Uil'l- nail, 'IIIII be one or the main with POint. Pleasant -le," Sunkew"lhips become arli· maae sale 1o be held on AprU i'Peakerl at lhe ~veraiiJ of No· sald June Bastlani, ll'hoae bus- fidal reefs and provide havens 5 and &. A meeting ot the Wlya Ire llame'l studeot • 8]l01laored band owns Oscar• a, a 11011ular for fish. and means committee wu set mock Rejd>Ucan' convention be· hlr • restaurant In ®wntown for ~ nllfit at the home &lmlnB next Wadoeaday. GaUipolla. be buill souUl of h e r e to re· of Jennifer Ahder1011. 1 was Offlctala have annOwtood that place tile Silver Bridge, AJ. noted that a nomlnatlnc 00111111lt.... bridge will cU munltlea. A PJ'O-<Oilstratloa !fill a modem, toor-~ 111..,. there Is oo constru 011 tee will be elected at /lie noxt be mado. c;.um;y· Extenaio!l Ai· Jobnaon. ' • -"" '· -'•" _______,________ timetable, announcing Prealdent the $6.5 m 1111 0InD ' lllllOih\g. &I.e Follrod waa dlmoniltrator e111 ~~and·' u~~r I repr:e..-.~vtl lions • tical orpOlzr:;i>n~!:C;~~~ ·c· l--:..n hororerli49 AMI . ' ' · ocret Members of the StateS COngress for thelt~' PT. ·PLEASANT - The South· ble voting re.corda Ill Ou~lort em ,Baj>!lsts In Point Pleasant ot Jeglslallve m011m1 IMOWl~e plans to purchase the serve to 'SUstain, Church or Chrlll building at2816 defend the spirit pol JackBOn Avenue for the Jlii'POBB of the Con&Utuilon oftbe of estlbUshinll a SoUthetll BID- States as tilt Church there. · Fathers of the Agreement has .bioen readied ACA, on the sale and pl.lr(hafMi beThe rating or ~·rt'~~~ tween tile congregations or tho Mliler Is contal!lod! \.Church"of Christ· a,nd the Wept- votlng ana.Jyais, the A:'CAIJNDflX, ,moreland BilpUat Chuteh, Hunt· The enalyslo ulllliod a total ington, w. va., the IIP(IISOrs of 29 votes 11'1 the Bouie and 28 tnCt Pt. Pleasant Southem·Bap- votes in the ~nate. Thee~:~~~ dat work. tton cmtalned ln thO a The Baptists plan to have a ranges from W ' fUll time cburth program with lng Federal Sunday Sch~l. mon'ling ~eve- Aid to ' n1ng worship, and midweek pray- pemnient er service after they take pos- to Preli, session of the property on May Rent &Wildie a and Model 1, . 1968." ,.., have been hiV· frograma. , ,< arlltdittatlul' ~a-,... - · ' proMillall~e · ....... 'lllolrlct J5. DudiOJ ylorlot~. ·Sie I• rulr, 1111~, A~i · ®ellll wert. th~Je *"0~ 1tle . . . "~out. ' ' ' . at a.e repreleD,l. ~ ltlfzico In 01110. CltoatOi'hlll, Ameavllle, Cloi'eTweP~Y.atroo 'liilrti!Y - · .!aDd, '!~>IIIIo, K-. Zal!olfn¥, pol IJ "'!r11lY patrons W!ll'!!· In- 'Sovlllo, HarliiOIIYIIIe, . Al<m'J, ~ alonB with 111, post rna- Grove City, Jllljlloo, ~ 'Ba, .' ts to ·r·h...., ule/comed farintng y...., ~QMitie'\\)ft<'!""I!C!Iillll ,~le.. alarl\liB In .. ,ptis . ernment;Mvate . (<;;<;; 1'1'' , stre~ th~ di~on of~ ··~ ~ n__ · . " · ~ Into Auxiliary other po•••~i~Jni'llhouldD-1tllls DUY Outrch on "'':'melDS for meetlnJI YOfl' ,~. 'th~ ilald. )' , Acdon !a the ' world. held on AI>rli 12. At tllal time est has had gross receipts drop AI' I store is a pretty good a haJr dryer will be awarded. from $50,000 a month to $6,ii00. business barometer for POint Tickets on the hair dryer are Trucks which used to roll off Pleasant. Hi& volume was down Uable from the members as the West Virginia Turnpike at at first, spurted sll g h t I Y at ~:~ as several Racine merCharleston and pick up W. Va. Christmas ·~en people real- banta 17 to Point Pleasant, the Silver ized Utey had to bave Christ- c Don~ti s of baked goods are · Bridge and ?D to Colum~us now mas despite what had hap- being sol:ited. Plans were also cross the nver at Huntington. pened'' and Increased 8 to 10 made to continue the sale ot "There is some mi~der- per cent since then. knives. It was decided to hold standing ~ong . truckers, said At a recent meeting of a mer- a Christmas b~aar In DecemKro4el with resagnatton. chant's committee, Biggs s&ld, ber and members were asked "!t's roughly 19 mUes shorter no one complained that business . to bring suggestions and an ar- Phon• 992-3557 IMin Mrs. Choiltf · p.m. , ai ~ Epla~ Chur'oll , fa~m' ii'atlifers will be c!oyerOil Parisi) HoUle !Iii ~s! Main St., Federll estate po~ '"'~"· POfne~. ''· '.'· :· . . J. • • state.lnh,eritance ~. maaran~.. :.x~::;::·:·::;.:::;:::~. .~::::::;:::~:::;:::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::: Exi. ~ Mar~ Grlf- end ma!'lill ,~~\'tlo~a al.!f>'wl)l. ., ' llths ' atid C• . i!l. BlalieJiee aald be· e:iplli!lecl. ~ ol• tiitri!DII~ of • eotale·'P~ ., ~, mlnlnilze . .. In Yolllch he owns a half lrllor· lola's Beauty Shop, rnaclti With ''. ' ~rell80r ~>r.Mro, · o ·!I\ I chtj), may. ~~I 'l ,' ~- • •a ways~~ ~."4~~~;·· ~~ ~.~ ~ til.~, ~-th~ per icl ,Of discu'sitOn at ' I U\JI~ ~rtf. hoW ~ wfteo ,ta ftrtrn~ ~i!ijiOw•,:. · :Mrs. Melvln ,C,ant~il ~aiel\ r .OOs· li~vt. ,~ put outorWprk, , o~ l,i;iaa ~II' rarm landllea, . R"'I'""'J'P'OI!' l.!e~.U.O,m., ~uciJ!'er. ,s,ilidra, .w•th eight clltlrlr611 and a eii!al! repre~ an lll!llroxlmate an· Moodily 'Mat•~ ,1il, f""" ·~·30' Ilia ·llext, and (lxes {nVOirU,"th ·I · farm at GalllpO!Is Fe rr~. W, ..,11 Jllljlcheclc of $336,000, Va, , wben her hu!l>Md dlod In . KrodOI, whOalaolslo&lngbus· th~- co~.~ae. .' ~, ' ' lnell at u Aliterleu Oil serv1 Well lie! along, sbe ~ .( d, . Ice stOIJOII at Ilia fool o! Ilia fordng a amUe. , bridge, hla not ,pven up. He For ~eadows aged molller, · Is 'making trli>a to the South, ut ~·t ~.~uc~ of anything her ~ ~ ,P88~ lett her~- tbe ~rollnal, ttylng to «mtnce now ... )istsitarOuniltllehouse," LO .d ! ·' \ truckln8flrmsthatPolntPiea!· 0 · r 11 she oa!d. . "'"' , ani still Is "the beat truck have a nice stone, ~tmmy 1 route to Columbus." grave by e sa!d. If )'OU esk II'OIIIId for some· Trucking and relalc¥.' lntbl· one to show you tho bualness· tries were hit hanlest>.'by I he mill> whose hair aiWIIjll Is per. 1o.. ofthebrldge.f'ororactlcal fectl,y sroomed, he'll po1n1 out purposes, trucking Ia ~- The AI Biggs, owner of me o! tile hundreds of tractor - traDers five department stores ln Point which used to ramble Jlong Ilia Pleasant. West Vlrglnla !armlpol en route Biggs Is active Inc I vI c af. to COlumbus, OfW?.. and points rairs, close to the business pulse west are gone. and matlj' tbnes presides over Rush ~~ loOks at the the daily 11SWan's Council," an ··G·iJand ln . Young Md. Jame wbOae tn!at\t \vm grow. up wi*' ev'r ..0. lng her father, llyealiia435.a. month apa.rtpumtt HI ~~ing project. The $laQ ~ly So<~· a! security beotl!lt ibe' gets does not 1J1 ·far. W. QIU 4:31 . on e' m~wt~ll9" n~:U /~ _,;'fr,G>n; 53 ~ .:~ ·h7"V bitlt•rues" emil d•ro't11 cmd c'liiii/Or and slalldl'r he put a1wot) from ~. lilld anuo 'J1 ,.:l;l: • ' . , '. ' U ' , ..,1 .~N , •whoill;iio.i·iliouf~t••~·~l)>·,~~·: ~i~ m:h•r.~'l" Jlm~~~t !lo»', ·sO ~ .· ~ t>i nuoi!il'$0i/·"· ._ 0 .~ueet1no: Jr;~Oll;q;aJ, ttndc.", ~ l(tV; BoYte iil(d, . u:Otli . 1-. ttt'EIJ mar . •tc"l for • ~ 'ifier~ were fOUfll truck ltqps l!: 1 · .~ · >•• ~ ,l';~ ,!1 •1' . 1"' ,t, ,. • , "bU! 511vera! h,avo ~. ren\ tho ~et ...!l'"t was iiboUt the b~een !Jl~Albaoo, w. va, and . 61.~ 'ptann~Dg ..d f,;;i,IJ.y , flie .adVantaioa alic!dl~s !I)""'!Y or cOal 'Or ~·,.olller flrotwllril~ 1 rli~'t liOI<tlfl~;tl\e"!; POint Pleo-lall Dec, 1,0. Now . farm trilnafer UP•· will ~ top. •of dll!erent Wlljll_of"'""""-· (~))lll)nueil 1>'0!11 t•a,,el) '' / ,(' 1 <Ill · ,Jtt · <, )';~· ·'.· :. ·~··,~' :~ :~.~~:~~~:/~;.":j'~ ~~~~~a:· Rar,rrtJ Familif!s .lit.tr':· · ~ ~~" rQger~. POnitl~ 'l ' ' , ' dOllars lt ., · ' 1 5 - The IGily SCntlncl, l'ORlCl'O)'•Middl.,Oti, 0., ~~h ' ~ ~ '~ t.; ~ .' . .. ' SOAK - - deiMI'nl **orWater LO'ltl StteetDr !-down ri~ In all cycltl PWmanent J>Nas coo II woah * Unt Flfler ,.,.,.,.,.. lint durlnl a and rinse cydos �,. ' ' ' ,' ~·-··".' ' t ' ~~~ 5: :>l:'•'1'1!1,.~ loiil•' ·!'OenH11~1, I'P.n1t:l\Jt•~"~~~i• U.~ • .f.o ,' ~-.'i March t$, 191i8 · ' / ~\ . · , t: - 1\nd bt • tu miles uprlv!"). . ' and cents~ ' ·, ' "11lot n1SI4, ~· Jim u d coils ll'Ucliorl 80 ~· each lo . tJOu . wit/1 all malice;_:.;Ephest \ 1,~;. rn ly~::h summ~r, building housing his American Oil Co. distributorship and shakos his bead. He supplied truck stops in the area. A stop 'Be "in fashion " from heod to . toe. A new Eas· ter "do" Jg 111tt"the thing to set olf that marvelous Easter outfit. Our cutting, sty1ing, setting prices are always reasonable. I ' . .- - - • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , GUINTHER'S VARIETY > 114 E. MAIN POMEROY JEllY BE.ANS· ·· 27c lb. < CHILDREN'S CLOTHES NOVELTIES . o.. . ,0! l!ti'lcfcal ' f '· 1 ;_;, All ~. faiti!IIOI In tile ,area are lnvi!Od. ·A4mJI~ lafl'ee. Jolul E. Moo!)io Eatenllm ll'O· t'Jiree nelf members were wei- clalllt In FU'II) ~ent, corned Yolleo the Radne Fire- Ohlo State Unlver~!1• pol Wllmen' a Auxiliary met TUesday Uam P, Smith\~ firm Man. night in the Racine eounc:il room. agement ~ ~ackiDn, will CUI• W 1 ed were Mrs. Clara · duet the meeting In cooperation Ada:~ •. Barbara Dugan, and witi:J the local county Extension unofficial forum of businessmen Mr s. Virginia Neaae. During the agents. tv1embe . tship · who meet over coffee e a c h meeting, conducted by M r a. morning In swon•s RestAurant Mary Baldwin, president, plans to discuss the state or the were made lor a bake sale to be Daughter Born to John /IAcC/intocks , Mr. pol Mrs. John Mclllln· tock are arqK~W~Cing Ute blrth.ot daughter, ~eryll 13111, born at Sheltering Arms HQspital in Athena on Feb. 27• 9le welghed seven pounds and rour .:OW1ces. Mr&. Fre4a Ferw~ of ~racqse and Mr. and Mrs. Otis McClintOck or Raetne are t h e grandparents. Great - grandpar.. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy frol- , Ja· . / 3. ROOMS New Furniture S299 only 130.00 DoWn-llollliCt on Convonlont Torma MASON FURNITURE CO. VA. ~·---------- · ~ : JJNGLEY I t' -- Mad e I TINGLEY ALL RUBBER, I (not olasttcl. . rubber• are far hnnh an, lighter than old ra shioned arches t boots. and M:ohf~d tn nne piece there's nn fabric lining to snag or te•r . Stt'f"tch o~ easily, even ovPr heavy work shoes. C11n be wasbed inside .and out .. rlry in a jiffy. Tou,~~:h 11nrl lont1 wearing. A real ,.,,u,. ou" low oriees. 1 ... U l._ #01 NEW STORE HQUR$ 8to5 Mon. thrv Fri. Saturday Bto 12Noon Qll •••.,.. • ••·• , _, •.,•,~,, a~h! " loft ' ~ 4 Sldo 5 95 ~· Double $6.95 '•\ f'd ... Plttlq ......... A stront form·flttlnt wahtblt tvPPDrt for reduc ible lfllulntt htrnlt . IKk llctntlcl· justtblt. Snaps in tt~~nt. Adjnltble ,,, strap. Soft, flat trllin l)ld. For mtn, "'~men and children. M111 ordm: II" 11'11nure around lOWell ~art of abdomtn. Speeif~ ri&ht, left or claublt. SWisher and Lohse Rexall nr,.s Main !1. 10 Inc~ Closure Buotl llld It would be l>ullt In hall the normal time. The now bridp will be weJ. corned here. But It won't be the same for moll or the resi· dents. When the Silver Bridge col· lapaed, several country music sin-• put out re....... "' the '"'~v "' tra.....a.•, A chorus from one Ot' ".,..,. those ballads Uta the ftelb)a of people here. . ult was sad thet· day the Sllv~ er Bridge fell .•• " --------------· NOW IN STOCK nnt~•t Pomeroy spa~~, OPEN ""' .FRIDAY NlGH·tS '5:00 to 7:00 e Far.meri,, 'And Savhtis '"'v· ' ., ' . .. . ' .~.!1, ,·,; Member Fflilorl1 ~._.,.. ", I ' I' ' S~Biem~Mtm~~r, r•at,•1 ,. , . · DePOSit I~U~rent't.Cnt'P. .... . . r RAD ..lr~ee :II ti' ng 1 M h 29 .'"QUJP, Y8 c~ Iii ·. ;' \i','\, ,. TON ... ,.,.... , , . nuwr ......, .... ·$9$.·. RAWLINGS SON$ CO. , J 2 ,,,* ' ·lola• ,; ~ 11111, ~ ' preiOI)I trGm ~!' 1n ·~au; Bortlfill, Ilia rnieolle4 , · LubriCIIiclll FREE . Wlth'OII C~~ . PLUGS; ""'·INT$ CONDENSOR, CAR · TIMING SET ' . '· acyl.'$15.00 llndt1• 6 cvl. $12.00 end''""' t.ebor lncludecl r - ·TV Stamps Purch- ' . ' •· .. ·"""'" 11~~~.. f' Try our Flal'e· plus~ Ill!' 8GO Find out how 111UCb 11m lop, Jll~. ·~ ""' eom1ort Cll!l be. Take It m lljO ...... 1'Jid!; watch It ""'U> 1ittoU1b tho ..,.... 111111 bumilo. '!1tll bundle ~ Pill •• ~ w1t1t reature• - llaDdard, IIIII exltU. Eveo the llellatnttet 11 standard. FIAT 850. . '\ I ' ' Queens Way Fashion .Party Given Tuesday .... Mn. Dllah FriDcll entertain· ad 'nleoilaY Dlalrt at htr home ooi LOWII St.,. Mlddl_... with ..,.. ~ I ~""'I Woy fallblcJn pai'QI. Mro. Ruth Lltlpr of Red u-, W• V• •• Dll the •L811UKIII ~·JlU'I. ., counltlor. She wao asllotod by Mra. An&lla Ea&ter of Bulla. lo, w. va. fl!rbli IIJd ~·r fashions were modeled by tile plio, Tbe door prize ,.s,""" by Mn. Pll JGilniOII and 'eolored pictures ware taken daring tile - .··au.v Nowr K.::.~:.:=.~: ' 65 Chev.rotet , · $1,· 3ts· =-~~:eH~tE Marlaime , .•~ : Ton i>tc'~up:. tOn~ wh eelba.. fender.trle. Careful. loeah owner.. . · on&' • f D Rae and IGoea, Flora BIIIOJ,Irlo ~ KllnbtrlyiiMI Angela Pwlie. po~ VIolet ¥c· ~t .· 66 ·. FV~onJJat. . . ·~u. v1l~1,79$· .....-~~. ~ ,f.il~,. ' , .Te.Dipefl , 4 Sedsn., 328 wer Steering: AUtolllftlc lrana. }{ 67·e~~;;,r~OWI ~A ,, piJ. )JJ, This 66 au· t~~!~~~e ""''·''' DUCHESS BY Cor-• Smooth Leather and Brush Pig Skin sg• & S10 THE SHOE BOX .' , t6., IW only ' of 795": ~\\~ I Memb... "'11 bring No, Gwendolyn, "bathtub gill" Isn't a card geme played in a sauna. . ' ' ' Of COUTIO, the prohibi· tion era il hGrd f&r today's to visuali.ze. Hoto I/OUftgslera t V e n kilo"' the·m..ntng of "pro· kjjf.s · manu ~~.,} ~~~.~~;,,;~~~~~· ..i · Com£! .See! hibW'? .• . 64 Ford 1-llrd. . .. . bru;d now. ' ·' 67 0t4s Toronado . ' anfbelier, llfeo · 1967 . . ,. . ~D GA&#IE 500.. . . . . . stall. >il'lill., radio 8 cy~, 2 1>1;, :,ra,d Top. Auto, n.:-111. ,....._ · ·. . wlw. .--,. radio, healer, .. . . . .. $2195 . 0 cyl flcoup TrUck, Style Sjdi, CUI!pm Clb, 11111. ~ ·~· '\'"'"o' ' ·-·--.. ' In Stock , i w.bl~·•riilstd~ w.lt, • I• •u. ........ $4100 66 Olcls belt• 88 Hoi. Sed1n . . . . $2495 . . I Full po1rer equlpl!lent lntludlng windows and away lei~ !'adlo, ,IID!ed 81111, wl•lw 11m. wheel dla!:l . anll-fpln· dlfterentlll, factory alr...ndilionlng. white . ji>llh .ffil vlltl'llnterlor. One OWIIer, new Oldl trade. Olch,Dynamic 88 4 Door ..•... ': . $1195 I"·AUto.· lrtlla., . p(lwet' brakeS. power 'steering. radio, llin, ne.w wl•lw tires, dork green !~lit . malthlng 1iltorlor. ' ... Air 4Di'. $12ti 'tfw,. radio, W/1/W/Urea,- :Willi' ' '· . '' ·, ,. Norge HelvY Duty VHQ Automlltic w..w f/!IH you thlll rii/IIXI ,..,,.., .=bi:: Autotll&tlc Wuh~,::" • o f - ttmJlO fobriC woah load · • · · any CombinationS • 3 Water Tomperalll 18 • 2 Speod Soltctiolll GENTLE " Tbno Cycle nmlr for REGULAR, 1111 ... . $249~ Power ateerlng, " 9,66 Fq,ID' JIOO . . ,.I •• ' • • ••' ' $1695 ' $219•... FUn pOwer illelwlli1r 8·WI)' seat, radio, lloted · - ; 'w/1/w , ll;ol, deluxe wbeol diiCI, !o.cloey olr-e<iltdltlon~Jw, bollll:l· 1\il burawtdY llillah with black tnterloi'. Sold andHrvleod'lly .. •.... $lU5 . . '1 . Lmlau 2 rlr. H.T., turquoise with- vln¥1 top,llke now lnilde 11M! out, ndlo, new w/a/w/ tlroo, tllt-a-lleel'lnf wheel, llnlocl glua, 82,000 oduJI mlleo, Jooka llllllruno like . Pontiac v• 2 dr: · onglne w111i sliO ,lldi•,.ep,;w•ir. "· , Differential t:xtfl , clelif).'. ........"~' cif llleateriiiU, 17. lhe·illotrlct Flleber Ntw car, of PJ'O· . lllle; 'BroG<vlllo, -IIIIa, Jldeot!; ol!d J:h~ 11U~sei of ~. Wlnchaater, Walh!J!K· farmer..,Ule, llieliJale'!rlllrll· too,. It,' Ilt,Ytat; 1'•1'!1iero11ctor wert alao pro-. · .Pfocodlng tile. -ctlon of tile dllllltfllllberl aueota, Mro. Bartii!Y ...,..lied presiding por. mlaolcln "' preoent Naomi Klnr. ' ' a J!10111bor of EvaD&o!lne Chop. tor, 111111 c;rpo~ Rnth or the c;rpo~ Chapter of Ohio. •Roaemaey ~~. prellclent or tile Pall Matrons, pre-llle ~ grllld matren with a donatloo '"' her speclal pi'QJeet of erecllns a new dtepel .at the Eaatern Star home. The SlDisblne collecUon totaling f:;U2 will 1J1 lo the Eaatern Star tralnlna awards for rolllllouo learning. ®ellll were rql-.cl by El· ta Mae Norton, Kathl'j'll Mitchell and Evelyn Lewis. were preaentod to the ltooored IIUestaand tlieol!lceraofEv11180· Uno Chapter. Basket• of fori!)'· thla, jonquils, and puai!Y willow decorated the chlpter room. A pre.tnepoctlon rlilller wauervod by Heath MaiiMidlot Churoll men with Mrs. Nan Moore aa111e chairman. Du.Qol. .' Mrs. Bartley expressed appro. 11 clalloa to the chlpter for the m!IQI courtealea extended lo her and the Grllld ol!lcera. Also spealdng waa Mr. Gallasher, the worih,y gnncl patron, wllo ex. preslod "'IJJ1'8Ciation for Ilia Wh,,. Shoes AN Sentlbly Prlw work of Mrs. King, MIDDLEPORT, 0. Yellow Ooral pieces wereuaed on the refreshment tables. Sandwiches. cookies, potato chips, relishes, punch and coltee were served by Katbl')'ll Mltcholl, Kalil· ryn Werner, Arllne Davia, Norma Wlleox., Kathryn EVIDI, Etta - ,d •lrla.· WUCOJI, ·l.!lldiO l!cEihlnnoy, Ka11u7n Ervlll. lllcf' Bernice Wlnn. Tll>le favoro were provided by tile Ttle· AUTOMAnc WASHER phone CO., Davis Warner Dtaur· ,,fq~, ~··· 'A:~"!!!' ~ Weat d!!~!W,o; 111!0"'-"lrll!e-;;,,~au~..:.':!resatng f!?~ . VI!'JIInla, po~ . ~ky, Jllllllllnl·'" bero ,,,!If lht ;\1'1111-D>,:· H..u.nd, ~.. rolma; :~u~.-!hljlllenl, ...va· ~ Mra. FriDclo aa fasblcJnOOIIJI. W~, ·and IIUIIIIIIII Friendly Soolla; Edna stump, WoshlngrDn; selor for soutbeaotem Ohio dur· Gorden Clubs. Wllldlng T r all Joan Do11011, RhodiiiJipol, IJur. Ins the eVOIIIni. m-.a 1o briD8 Dower .,.. 1118 the lntroc!Ucdons opllegrand . The · St. Patrlck'a Da1 llleme raapmento . and oeed cotaloga Hprenotatlves, tile Wlll1hl' waa curlecl.out In refrtllbmeoto for dliiJ)IIIjl. Mra. Walter Bentz llllil•llllil••l•l•l•l••••••••••l•i•l••l PRICE liSE· atv111 ~~..=r::-.=t~e::; ~':"··· 11 favor• • BEAT THE • ': , ' CANDY STRIPERS, Veterans. ling, M81Jl9!'1al .Hoapltal, at 7;30p.m,, mlttee eh~ po~apaotfi'OIId Cafelerta 'of the lloapltal, All ~Ira!; , Rill<!' ilmllll 0( Porto· ~....god toatteild. - . Jlohlor jllllt grpol patron; RAtiNE ELE!IENTARY PTA, imiO E. Tliornl>lll'l of Wlllhlng7:341 j),m., at grado ICbool; Fa· 1011 C, ,IJ., IIIOCJale grond Dll· !hera Night, !albers only c:ount. trm; Violet I 'lbomls of so. Ocl for• room boMer; nomltla1- vilie, arind conduetrea~; Joyce lns committee to be alected. SOc- Black oi Parma Helgbt&, &1110ODd arade mothers have refrtllb· . <late grand -ctrell; Bell;y mento, lltlh grado room molhen 1. Br1mlm or Coluinbus, grond to provide babyJittera. marshal; MartM L Flecli of Now II'ACINE Elmentiey PTA, Carllllle, grond Otber otrlcorl or the Grand 7:~ p. m. It the grado school; Fathers Nllbt. aoxl tiotn1nldlw chajlier or 01110 lntroduood were COliU!tlttee -lilted; refreiJ>. JIWIIta llll'llblll, Grand Aclah; nion!a served by second gr~ MariJqu l ! l - or BrooiMIIe, ii'OOm mothera. Bab¥autera pro- Grand Eothlir; Irene J. Boding. h_.a or cltlclMad, Grllllll Mar· vided by lltlh grado 1'00111 lila; !.llldred N. Kalka or Akrlln, Gi'ancl Ej-; .Erma A. SOyfans TUESilAY oi Toledo, Grllllll Warder; ind FlliENDLY CIRCLE, Trlni!J J' ~of n • .,._ ~ Ulilwel a. • Le- Dural ""'-·· v• and lht urcb of Cbrla~ 8 p, m., Sonilnel. It church; Mri. Pearl Mora ....,..., gr . .;.., matroos••eseirt. ""I the ' . ....,...., .. ~ P ·~ PJ'OIIl'lllll. od ware Cora Webb of Rae'··, , POMEROY CHAPTER 80, ope. Diotrlct 25; Katbl'j'll Blaek ol elaiCOIIVOCIIion7:30 p.m. loeoa· Kenton, Diotrlrt 26; Hazel MC· fer RoYal Arch llel!l'M; James ~ of Wheelersburg, I1lotrlct S. Buchanan, HP, .r-Ita Ill ~8; BeU;y Vu Roetb of Norwich, , <OIJII)II1iona and ol!lcers "' &I· i)lotrh:i IIi; Beverly 1111' of Bell· teoxl. alto •Iii Diotrlct IS; and Joan WEDNESDAY Cl01110 ol Dliirlct 24. WlNDING TRAIL GARDEN ' Grllld representatives Jntro. Club, 7:30p.m. at the Ohio Pow· dueod lneludod Mary Gro,..nor er Co.; Annagraoe Tprchlallo or or EuPhemia Chapter, Amesville, the auo !'OWer e»,. In a food repre-unr Arizona; Mary K>.Y oruuuot. pa.Mrs. "'' Unger, rllotrlet ,......r SMITH fiM·_SALES ' 1Jirllira a(aekobul:c, Belpre, Athena, Ra· etne. POmerw, SIDclqlOrt, Gal, llpollo, a.e!]llrt. ...,..1\, BoY· erly, South 'Oiarlell<ll, Adel!llll; we1111oo, Wllkasvllie, Wheeliroburg, Glouoter, vlilloa, Norwich, 'lbttrlllltl. Qv-Pflle. ·' ·SHE WILL LOVE , · · ~· I ln.ColumbU$ • c. SPqlr'fitANS: ···'·~ ······.····:. ·~$250 ) ,. I . ," only for 1\ilftlllng pled;es to the ~·:~ distriCt but for ,; , ~et . ' arc S '·~ ' ' Tingley Kneefli' Clo!ure BDo1S comml' " · ow..- - · 1 · · ; ·. The lllllUII -..Ide Iloaource Devel,..meal (!lAD) Confenr>ce will be heid, Friday, March ,29, at The <lhlo S(ate ~r~ j\1· rlcullunl AdmlnillritlqQ :Aildl• l<lrlt!m· 'lbla feu' I 6tatorenc:e lhtmo will be "~ ,t b e Need• or .Com.n.nlu.. of ,, ' KENNEBEC for a Sinlr COV11111'7 · ~1'7 or !"• Reacurce· ~~~ party which followed tbe Jneet- ' I eo~· Will be•able td pro~ Ing. Tbe IOclal moro ·-• WMmatlon ser. ykli 1~'-"'p~m~'>"'· ~~ vod refrollbmenls. :~-- ·~· . ' · trooolif Ev-'lne .Cha]ljer, · Dlstinpjl.ecl '!'111111• present. ~ wert Kametlt ·'r\'UCC>X; worlltll(ul ·maater Of . lolkldleport I..odco; Plul· JiofJ8ll, .Kitlalrt or 1!1~ · Ybrl< crou of Hooi>t; Row HaJ:rio, Deputy ()rpol Maider By Sorority T T F' d -EASER RUPTURE .~, TAKEALOAD OFF YOUR FEET . 195f~.FOIQ) Executlv:ee!~~~~~r!:''! McMinua cc '· --!'1. -~ilil!iioolo.... , Ave was off. ticle to be sold at the bazaar ntt or Racine, and Mrs. IJIUan ing ~kly services in 1he baseWiUiam Mills of Gallipolis, II> lhe April meeting, Jividen of Racine. menl-dtapel at 2910MapieDrlve, manager ol a variocy 5 1 0 r e, Mrs. Baldwin appointed Mrs. Plans for the Immediate Ill' agrees witll Biggs. _Witl1 lew ex- Beulah Autherson, Mrs. Grace ture inchad8 an ~~ s8rvtce ceptions, business m Gallipolis Roush, and Mrs. Mae Cleland on JackiOI'I Avenue on ThUrsdi,J, continues as before, M!lls says, to the elfllpment committee. At . Dona Ms,y 2, tllen revival serVIces be· "I haven't heard anything the meeting besides the three · ' glnnblg May 19 with ~stor Har~ · about any active, aggressive new members were Mrs. Baldold E. cunntngbampreicldngeach bualnessman losing," Mills ssid. win, Mrs. Jeon Cleland, Mrs. evening and also scheiluled Is a un (the bridge collapse) h a 8 Jean J..yons, Mn. Grace Roush, vacation Bible school bds sum~ stopped the interchanging or Mrs. Mildred Roush, Mrs. The). customers between tile cities, ma Walton Mra Pauline Wolfe 0 W0 Un S mer. but that, about all!' and Chris Woue,·a guest. ' HUrt in Ohio were the superDonalloos to llle Jnternatloo. , NEW ·WEIGHT LIMITS markets, especially Tiny's Foodal endowment and loan fUnds CHARLESTON w v (IJPO land at Kanauga at the loot of PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL llllde wllen the Ohio Eta ' , a. , what uoed to b~ tile S 11 v e r ADMITTED: Mary Ann Dish· ;;:~e Chepter or Beta Sigma Phi - Welshl limit reductlmll'were Bridge, 111111 bor-restaurant bus- man, Pl. Pleasant; Jack Wheel· Sorortty met Wodneaday nlalrt Imposed Wedne~ on three !ness In Gallipolis. er, Pl. Pleasant; Orville Clonch, at llle COlumbus and Southern Well Vlrglnla-lllary!alld bridges "My business has dropped by Henderson; Dorklell Robjnson, Ollio Electric Co ol!lce spanning tile NorUr l!ran<h or the per cent,,. says Oddis BurHenderson: Mrs. Clarence Har· Lila Mitch, p~esi~. again Potomac River in Mineral and 50 rl~, the sl~ llooped pnillri- mon, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. W!llard , aiiiiOilnr:t!l· the '...,.enuon1o bo,.,~, -~ 1 'I ' "" 'df''Tii!Y'o;>.~. - fl11if .,.. ,oJeffel!a, ..~•~e; lolfo!~thor:fl4UI! ln':l~~biill' l~;'tW:12," "- . ~il'i . ~ ,M.j peel to win back ·his Well Vir- Dent, ~rlnafleld; Earl McCarQI, and asked for dec!slma astowho II, 1!ariilllliilti!11Hi 1cdiil W~ re gtnla customers. Pl. Pleasant; Lawrence Jorden, will represent the chapter, · quel\od b1 Marylind's hlifiiray West VIrginians Bbopped In Pl. Pleasant; Reba Willlama, The 91rlne dance to be held dire- following tllat stale's ' Ohio because there Is oo sales Henderson. , In the Pomeroy audltorlllm Sal· lnspecllcln or the tirlclgea, MU7· !Jix on food or 5011 drinks. The DISCHARGED: Me!vii!. Jolin. urday nllfit was atlllOUIICecl 111111 IMrl II roaponllble for ~e JIUIIn.. 800 sales tax Is three per cerd: in • Pt. Pleasant; Alan Hanning, it wu rded by the BOcla1 com. tensnce of the ~a.~~ Well ~lrglnla, and soda pop !a Pl. Plea-; Mrs, Everett Ni- m!ttee lllat tile danc:e would be Well VIrginia Ia 1 ~ owner, taxed at a penny a bottle. bert, Gallipolis Ferryi M r 1' the social event or the sorority Hamlll said. West VJJ'IIm..,a aloo traveled James Jelrers, Glemvood; Mrs, for tile montlt. Sororltymembera to Ohio ror a dr1ok with their Henrietta Ma<:Clennan, Pt. Pleas- are asked to attend 1n a groqp, TAFT TO APPEAII meals since law in their state llflt; Warren Deweese, Leon; Mrs.. and those unable to go are re~ prohibits liquor by the drink OX· Charles Erwin 111111 rlaugl111!r' Pl. quelled to contact some mem- SOU'I'H BEND, Ind. (UP!) cept. in private clubs. Pleasant. bet' 0( the BOCial comlilittee. Rep. Robert Tift, Jr,. R.Clncln· "Many times we were filled Plana were made lor a I'Uil'l- nail, 'IIIII be one or the main with POint. Pleasant -le," Sunkew"lhips become arli· maae sale 1o be held on AprU i'Peakerl at lhe ~veraiiJ of No· sald June Bastlani, ll'hoae bus- fidal reefs and provide havens 5 and &. A meeting ot the Wlya Ire llame'l studeot • 8]l01laored band owns Oscar• a, a 11011ular for fish. and means committee wu set mock Rejd>Ucan' convention be· hlr • restaurant In ®wntown for ~ nllfit at the home &lmlnB next Wadoeaday. GaUipolla. be buill souUl of h e r e to re· of Jennifer Ahder1011. 1 was Offlctala have annOwtood that place tile Silver Bridge, AJ. noted that a nomlnatlnc 00111111lt.... bridge will cU munltlea. A PJ'O-<Oilstratloa !fill a modem, toor-~ 111..,. there Is oo constru 011 tee will be elected at /lie noxt be mado. c;.um;y· Extenaio!l Ai· Jobnaon. ' • -"" '· -'•" _______,________ timetable, announcing Prealdent the $6.5 m 1111 0InD ' lllllOih\g. &I.e Follrod waa dlmoniltrator e111 ~~and·' u~~r I repr:e..-.~vtl lions • tical orpOlzr:;i>n~!:C;~~~ ·c· l--:..n hororerli49 AMI . ' ' · ocret Members of the StateS COngress for thelt~' PT. ·PLEASANT - The South· ble voting re.corda Ill Ou~lort em ,Baj>!lsts In Point Pleasant ot Jeglslallve m011m1 IMOWl~e plans to purchase the serve to 'SUstain, Church or Chrlll building at2816 defend the spirit pol JackBOn Avenue for the Jlii'POBB of the Con&Utuilon oftbe of estlbUshinll a SoUthetll BID- States as tilt Church there. · Fathers of the Agreement has .bioen readied ACA, on the sale and pl.lr(hafMi beThe rating or ~·rt'~~~ tween tile congregations or tho Mliler Is contal!lod! \.Church"of Christ· a,nd the Wept- votlng ana.Jyais, the A:'CAIJNDflX, ,moreland BilpUat Chuteh, Hunt· The enalyslo ulllliod a total ington, w. va., the IIP(IISOrs of 29 votes 11'1 the Bouie and 28 tnCt Pt. Pleasant Southem·Bap- votes in the ~nate. Thee~:~~~ dat work. tton cmtalned ln thO a The Baptists plan to have a ranges from W ' fUll time cburth program with lng Federal Sunday Sch~l. mon'ling ~eve- Aid to ' n1ng worship, and midweek pray- pemnient er service after they take pos- to Preli, session of the property on May Rent &Wildie a and Model 1, . 1968." ,.., have been hiV· frograma. , ,< arlltdittatlul' ~a-,... - · ' proMillall~e · ....... 'lllolrlct J5. DudiOJ ylorlot~. ·Sie I• rulr, 1111~, A~i · ®ellll wert. th~Je *"0~ 1tle . . . "~out. ' ' ' . at a.e repreleD,l. ~ ltlfzico In 01110. CltoatOi'hlll, Ameavllle, Cloi'eTweP~Y.atroo 'liilrti!Y - · .!aDd, '!~>IIIIo, K-. Zal!olfn¥, pol IJ "'!r11lY patrons W!ll'!!· In- 'Sovlllo, HarliiOIIYIIIe, . Al<m'J, ~ alonB with 111, post rna- Grove City, Jllljlloo, ~ 'Ba, .' ts to ·r·h...., ule/comed farintng y...., ~QMitie'\\)ft<'!""I!C!Iillll ,~le.. alarl\liB In .. ,ptis . ernment;Mvate . (<;;<;; 1'1'' , stre~ th~ di~on of~ ··~ ~ n__ · . " · ~ Into Auxiliary other po•••~i~Jni'llhouldD-1tllls DUY Outrch on "'':'melDS for meetlnJI YOfl' ,~. 'th~ ilald. )' , Acdon !a the ' world. held on AI>rli 12. At tllal time est has had gross receipts drop AI' I store is a pretty good a haJr dryer will be awarded. from $50,000 a month to $6,ii00. business barometer for POint Tickets on the hair dryer are Trucks which used to roll off Pleasant. Hi& volume was down Uable from the members as the West Virginia Turnpike at at first, spurted sll g h t I Y at ~:~ as several Racine merCharleston and pick up W. Va. Christmas ·~en people real- banta 17 to Point Pleasant, the Silver ized Utey had to bave Christ- c Don~ti s of baked goods are · Bridge and ?D to Colum~us now mas despite what had hap- being sol:ited. Plans were also cross the nver at Huntington. pened'' and Increased 8 to 10 made to continue the sale ot "There is some mi~der- per cent since then. knives. It was decided to hold standing ~ong . truckers, said At a recent meeting of a mer- a Christmas b~aar In DecemKro4el with resagnatton. chant's committee, Biggs s&ld, ber and members were asked "!t's roughly 19 mUes shorter no one complained that business . to bring suggestions and an ar- Phon• 992-3557 IMin Mrs. Choiltf · p.m. , ai ~ Epla~ Chur'oll , fa~m' ii'atlifers will be c!oyerOil Parisi) HoUle !Iii ~s! Main St., Federll estate po~ '"'~"· POfne~. ''· '.'· :· . . J. • • state.lnh,eritance ~. maaran~.. :.x~::;::·:·::;.:::;:::~. .~::::::;:::~:::;:::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::: Exi. ~ Mar~ Grlf- end ma!'lill ,~~\'tlo~a al.!f>'wl)l. ., ' llths ' atid C• . i!l. BlalieJiee aald be· e:iplli!lecl. ~ ol• tiitri!DII~ of • eotale·'P~ ., ~, mlnlnilze . .. In Yolllch he owns a half lrllor· lola's Beauty Shop, rnaclti With ''. ' ~rell80r ~>r.Mro, · o ·!I\ I chtj), may. ~~I 'l ,' ~- • •a ways~~ ~."4~~~;·· ~~ ~.~ ~ til.~, ~-th~ per icl ,Of discu'sitOn at ' I U\JI~ ~rtf. hoW ~ wfteo ,ta ftrtrn~ ~i!ijiOw•,:. · :Mrs. Melvln ,C,ant~il ~aiel\ r .OOs· li~vt. ,~ put outorWprk, , o~ l,i;iaa ~II' rarm landllea, . R"'I'""'J'P'OI!' l.!e~.U.O,m., ~uciJ!'er. ,s,ilidra, .w•th eight clltlrlr611 and a eii!al! repre~ an lll!llroxlmate an· Moodily 'Mat•~ ,1il, f""" ·~·30' Ilia ·llext, and (lxes {nVOirU,"th ·I · farm at GalllpO!Is Fe rr~. W, ..,11 Jllljlcheclc of $336,000, Va, , wben her hu!l>Md dlod In . KrodOI, whOalaolslo&lngbus· th~- co~.~ae. .' ~, ' ' lnell at u Aliterleu Oil serv1 Well lie! along, sbe ~ .( d, . Ice stOIJOII at Ilia fool o! Ilia fordng a amUe. , bridge, hla not ,pven up. He For ~eadows aged molller, · Is 'making trli>a to the South, ut ~·t ~.~uc~ of anything her ~ ~ ,P88~ lett her~- tbe ~rollnal, ttylng to «mtnce now ... )istsitarOuniltllehouse," LO .d ! ·' \ truckln8flrmsthatPolntPiea!· 0 · r 11 she oa!d. . "'"' , ani still Is "the beat truck have a nice stone, ~tmmy 1 route to Columbus." grave by e sa!d. If )'OU esk II'OIIIId for some· Trucking and relalc¥.' lntbl· one to show you tho bualness· tries were hit hanlest>.'by I he mill> whose hair aiWIIjll Is per. 1o.. ofthebrldge.f'ororactlcal fectl,y sroomed, he'll po1n1 out purposes, trucking Ia ~- The AI Biggs, owner of me o! tile hundreds of tractor - traDers five department stores ln Point which used to ramble Jlong Ilia Pleasant. West Vlrglnla !armlpol en route Biggs Is active Inc I vI c af. to COlumbus, OfW?.. and points rairs, close to the business pulse west are gone. and matlj' tbnes presides over Rush ~~ loOks at the the daily 11SWan's Council," an ··G·iJand ln . Young Md. Jame wbOae tn!at\t \vm grow. up wi*' ev'r ..0. lng her father, llyealiia435.a. month apa.rtpumtt HI ~~ing project. The $laQ ~ly So<~· a! security beotl!lt ibe' gets does not 1J1 ·far. W. QIU 4:31 . on e' m~wt~ll9" n~:U /~ _,;'fr,G>n; 53 ~ .:~ ·h7"V bitlt•rues" emil d•ro't11 cmd c'liiii/Or and slalldl'r he put a1wot) from ~. lilld anuo 'J1 ,.:l;l: • ' . , '. ' U ' , ..,1 .~N , •whoill;iio.i·iliouf~t••~·~l)>·,~~·: ~i~ m:h•r.~'l" Jlm~~~t !lo»', ·sO ~ .· ~ t>i nuoi!il'$0i/·"· ._ 0 .~ueet1no: Jr;~Oll;q;aJ, ttndc.", ~ l(tV; BoYte iil(d, . u:Otli . 1-. ttt'EIJ mar . •tc"l for • ~ 'ifier~ were fOUfll truck ltqps l!: 1 · .~ · >•• ~ ,l';~ ,!1 •1' . 1"' ,t, ,. • , "bU! 511vera! h,avo ~. ren\ tho ~et ...!l'"t was iiboUt the b~een !Jl~Albaoo, w. va, and . 61.~ 'ptann~Dg ..d f,;;i,IJ.y , flie .adVantaioa alic!dl~s !I)""'!Y or cOal 'Or ~·,.olller flrotwllril~ 1 rli~'t liOI<tlfl~;tl\e"!; POint Pleo-lall Dec, 1,0. Now . farm trilnafer UP•· will ~ top. •of dll!erent Wlljll_of"'""""-· (~))lll)nueil 1>'0!11 t•a,,el) '' / ,(' 1 <Ill · ,Jtt · <, )';~· ·'.· :. ·~··,~' :~ :~.~~:~~~:/~;.":j'~ ~~~~~a:· Rar,rrtJ Familif!s .lit.tr':· · ~ ~~" rQger~. POnitl~ 'l ' ' , ' dOllars lt ., · ' 1 5 - The IGily SCntlncl, l'ORlCl'O)'•Middl.,Oti, 0., ~~h ' ~ ~ '~ t.; ~ .' . .. ' SOAK - - deiMI'nl **orWater LO'ltl StteetDr !-down ri~ In all cycltl PWmanent J>Nas coo II woah * Unt Flfler ,.,.,.,.,.. lint durlnl a and rinse cydos �,)! ? 1 , I \" ~.G ""'.Ji 'fl(lj·~!Jill'' SCot\ldo l'uJ!'Cl~'""llddl.,rl, ~).,' Mji~h 15. 1HuK .. f".l~ ; '1.' • ·!'; \>, • ,-~ , ',l I' ,. I'< :ri· J j ~ . - loire. ~. Mns.Fil,wms 011lo Mae A..~ "' ~illl ~vettts~. · : . li': ,'l;'.. fi . . · . •v · or . I ," , . •:.:.:.:,..~~-:.:::·:~:·:::•!-::;::·!•:f:·!·!·~~:-,.\l,••!o!o!>'!o •• ~._,);.l ,,;.v................,."M~6YJN..'~ , 4 I • • • • • • "f'"· r '"''t;r·~"»';..:..-:•.•.1:J!-.·;o;·;oa""'-.v:>~~·-·.·.- . • . ;g •, A·.:· ?~~~· 1' ' I ' Rjllli :· .. ' • WP I" ec ft , t' D • v 'o ' .h '· Ch .•"ea ... ·u.rc ··· - ~~~ .. . •• ' • l'roaChlM. nrat'and ~NunJaY or mooth bl' Cha;"loa ,nueKC!I ,. , ·._tor. !:~~~~i~ · ~w·are,..,, ~.~~l~~ . .. m....~~ ~l)'s.hool,9a.lll·• ""'"" , a. m,f·'liVOnl,._ wlaO!II,~ War~ J ' _ ., Plc~eno opened tho ~- Willi •~llloct ~~IIY- It 9:30, Uoyd DIW,..r, !q>t. ill the ollhh week' a losdeVotlonl. Tho oertlli.r<i'i,.,taJt. Worship oemc'o 11 10:i~ wltll son oermon to be roed In all co~ ~esl1ono ~ MeC~n, ~ P.~ ' Electilm ol C,~ ry Camal\an; .proslcJIIW!i!bil-. 1 Se::t, : .11.\tl SundiiYl Blblelectun, 9t30a.m.; 11 . • -• ·"~' 1 . 10• ,.eo, en !rom Mltthew~li:~jij,' ~loid ~· Vero !!waft., ~Ieeder. Ro>!Val Cbrl$tlln !iciOIICo churches :iJI>. Walch_· ~ llllldl',10tl0 a. ·m.; , "j.~E "Mtl1110DIST __; ilohn , hertot>Jc "Fishlri 'IJIFiilt-Of sornceo ooch e~ at 7oU da,v. The Golden Text Is from WodMediJI,B\b!O•flldy,7•P.m• w' ~· ~ Men," ck.oing oli_tb'!p~ and with Charita Norris as~ Matthew: "ll ·ye hav~ laltll u a Thured&J~: MlnillrY school, 7 1/o Sehool ..,.;/• mPIW~ · • • the ob¢1g o1 "fll dj!WhlrtYou lat. grain o1 mu&W'd 80011, yo ohall m. Service meotiJW, 8 1/o m, ., !Co tOo:itl :;.-.;,11 .hlllot Walll Me To Go." P_~ldeOt'MalolilY unto this mountain, 1lemoYe MASON CI!Ullclj .OF CHRIST- llf;.tle~ 'W....~ ,3 20 p • jorlo Grbum tho bus!- KENO CIRJRCH OF CHRIST- hence to yonder pl"'e; and it Bball Miller st. - £verll(l!l WeekiI)';., 5eriloi' . ness were read Norman superlnte.-... remove; and nothing shall be pastor. Bible ltudY classes, SUn.- " 7t 30 • ini rHIIIW ella; from opeclal m!filbloarlos, Mr. Services· -kly li 9:30 a. m, pO&sible unto you." dey, 10a.m. Worebfpani!preach- moellll8, · foul1h Frldoy oC tach . ...... lng, 10t55 a.m.;Sul)day..,.wtg _.. ., •. , ~ ~•· F~-•-~-~rl}'andEsther REORGANIZED CHURCH OF oomce 7.30 Bible stud)< mw~, at 6 P.m. Woa1O)'UI Serv- · Welnllhl, 'lf, Martha 'Loo Beegle, Jesus Chriat o1 Latter Day classes: w~,;,ediiY, 7,30 J>.m, . clo Guild, f0U1111 'MDndl!' oC oocb and also -ihaiok you ootos from ~. Pqrtland • RecillO Road. MT HERMAN IJNITED ~ mooth, 7:SO. P. m.; JUnior llllh lhrlo Wqlh! .and _tihel !leMa. . SundiiY SChool, 9:30a.m.; 1\or,.. RRETiiREN IN CHRIST_ Rev, MYF, , ~:IIO..g. m, .•ach Somdl)'; Jan. ·pi~ wore lliadeto recleco,.. inf! WorshlJ>, 10t30 a. m, ~ James G, MorriiiOII, poator.Sun• Senior Jllih MYF, 5:10 P. m., evenirv service at ·7. Wedneada.)' daY ~ 9:30' a.m.; Rulflell each~· ate the, nUrsery in the church basemer&;- ~~ prl)'er for } 0 even!'* prl)'tr sonice, 7:30. Speneer: '!ll'lio ~ed Wolle, 80 • POR'!'LAND METHODIST mlosial!aiios wao siVIII by Mal> Pastor, Elder Frederick ,J, stJ>. eistant. Morid,_ eernioli, 11 a. Rev. JiJIJa W, Kimbler, putor. jorie i!:rlmln. Phyllis Balle)' wos Al C HI)' JWIUce oC Traris bart. m. socond ani! fourtll Sunday oC Somday Sehool, 9:30 a. m.; WarIn cbarp 'or the pf011'1111 ta1<en Air Force Base In Ca11tornJa ~b monlh. tvem,. aennon, ablp aervlco, 7:30 P. m. · from 5eek, Dare, Rlak, "Willi rocentJ.y BPODt a 2Q dey !lOve 7:30 p, m. OYory ftrlll ani! third OAK GROVE METHODJST Lack I Yet," with all momlien here with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF Somdl)' oC tbe month. C!aoomeet· Jd1n W, Kimbler, pootor,si.ndl)' tald~ part. Yrs. Bailey cloaed Babcock and other ralatlves. THE NAZARENE -Somdi)'School lng, 11 a. m. o,:.ry Drat ani! Sehool, 10:30 L m.; Warebfp with pr~er. Mrs. Co2art. hostrUrice ~an and Mr. and Mrs. 9;30 a. m.i Mornbw Worship, Udnlsunda;v. ()QvidHolter,elaas semce, 9:80 L m., ftrtt and '"• servedrlllreolunentsto!W> WI)'IIO Prince spent 0 dey with 10:30 L m.; E:venlqj: Warebfp, leader. ChrlotlonEnl!oavor, 7:30 tblr<!Somdl)' ...bmonth. tho Lou Beegle, l'lly111s Bailey, Mr. and Mrs, Rl)'mond Emrick 7•30 1/o m. Pn.Yer eorvlceo, 7'30 P. m,, eocoad ani! f0U1111 Soa!dl)', ZION CHURCH OF CI!RISr, Halon Pickens, Marjorie Grimm, ol Lancaster. 1/o m, Wodnelldl)', Somday Sehool Emerson Pooler, prellldo!ll. Pomei'O)' - Horr111011Y0le 1load. -Solder and a guest Jea,.. Loena Babcock received word S~q~~rlnleoclelll, Pauline McCIIn· Prl)'er mootbw, 7:30 p, m,evory Eugeno Underwood, poator, Ket>o ette Lawrence. ol the dolih ol her coueln, Lola lock. Paotor, Rev. 'Morris M. Wedneoclay. Board meeting, 7:30 net11 Grover, &mdl)' School !ilPto Wolle, • m., ftrot Mood•• or mcalb. The Esther Circle met Mono Woods, Parkersburg. ,. "" SUnda,y School1 9:30 a. m.; VIordey evening, March ll, with Mrs. Rutl1 Larkins received word o1 CHESTER CHURCH OF GODPOMEROY TRINITY JJNITED ShiP 'service, 10:30 a. m. &onclo1y Gretta SimPson. host~ss, at her the death of her brother, George 'l1le Rev. CbesterBr.vant.paator. CHURCH OF CHRIST- ReY. w. evC!InitW venice, 7 p.m. PrQer «·"' ol "An Even1ng BrMranc he, -...wn. ... ~. Sundl)' Sehool, 9:30 L m.; W<r- H. !'Orrin, poetor, Patrick D. bome. ~'fi.ng ship aerviee, 11 a.. m.j EveniJW Wood, &p. SmdaY Sebool, 9:15 meeting, Thurlday, 7:30 p. m. Pr-.yer'' opened the devotions by • and Mrs. l))n staaon, Vi- wor~, 7:30p.m. Prayer serv- a. m.l Woraldg, 10:25 a. m. ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN-BriMrs. Llna Curtis reading modi- enna, W. Vo., visited Serena Sls- lee-. Tuelldl)', 7:30 p, m. Youtll voulb choir reboareal, Mond!IY, UI &wei, pallor, Morning war• tatlons urhe Power of the Go&- iOn. Service, Ttwrlda_y~ 7:30 p. m. 6:30 p. m. Mrs. Marvla Burt, ship, 9 a. m.j &b:lly School, pel" and u APrayerful Attitude." Ernestine Hayman and Mary Monthly BiJWB, tlrst Saturday« director; Senior ebolr rehearsal, 10:30 a. m, After the business aeuion in Pierce attended the t.lower &how each month. Thursday, 7:30p.m., Mrs. Paul ST. PAUL'S WTHERAN -32 charge ol the president, Mrs. It Columbus. HEMLOCK GROVE Christian NoiBe, director. Thurlldl)', all E. Second st., l'mlll'O)'. Somdl)' Ethal Smith, aprogrom was pf6o •· Vloitlng tho Thurman and Os- Chitrch - James Qulaenberry, dey, Busy Bae quilling Part¥ ln Sehool,10 a.m.;Warabfpeorvleo -eel, Jed b)lllflss Vera Beegle, cor Babc<lck lamillee were Mr. pootor; RIIY WbaiO)', •owL Com- church aocial room. lla.m. and Included slngingoi"M,y Prl)'- and Mrs. George IJmberger and munlon and worsblp oemce, 9:30 RUTLAND CIRJRCH OF SYRACUSE EIJB CHURCH eru and readings by member•, gr~, of Michigan, Mr. a.m.; Sunday School, 10:80 a.m. CHRIST- R.l))' W. Carter, pas- Rev. Pull A. Seller., pallor. Sun" A Prayer ((tr Peace?' "Put and Mrs. Keiiill{h I:kmn ol. Mlda Youtb &erVI.ce, Sun:la,y, G::W P. tor. sunday School, 9:30 a, m.; dey School, 9:30 a. m., Bon QulsYouraelf 1n Their Place " 1 'Tbe land, Pa., Ibug Adams and friend. m.; Preacldng every Sunday, 7 COJIUIWIIlon and worsblpservlce, oaborry, eupt, MorDI1I!I woralllp, Bread of LU'e." "II We Onzy un- Wheeling, W• Va., Emoline Gor- P. m. 10:30 a. m.; Pr~er meetl111, 10:30 a. m., nrat ani! third SUn. dorotoo<l," "Four Anchors Bind roll, Mr. and Mr&. st&rU,. MasFREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION- Thurlldl)', 7:30p.m. V. H. Bra- doys each month. Eveq ovanlndlviclual Manto God," and"Why ear, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Riggs Bald Knobs, Portland & Buban loy, Supt. geU•tie service, 7:30 p. m.,secI Give With JO!' to the lord." Tile and son, llr, and lira, llovid Road. Reo, E. J, Grl!fllh,palllor, CHESTER METHODIST Charge onll ani! fourth Somdl)'a, hymn, "Amazing Grace," and Riggs ani! daughter and Sund!IY School, 9:30a.m.; Ropr - Reo. Pearl A. Caeto, PIBtor. BETHANY EIJB CHURCH Prl)'er cloaed the meeting. ~ Looata Masear. W.\Jfrod, sowt, Sunday worsbfp CHElTER: Worabfp, 9 a. m.; Rev. Paul A. Sellers, pastor. IDa: the socialbour,dlehoatess, Mr. and Mrs, GaryBowmanol aervice, 7:30p.m. PrayerMeet- Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Mrs, lo(ornlng worebfp,9~ a.m.; Sunuslsted b)l Helen ~- JobnatoWn, 0., visited Mr. and 1,., Tuelldl)', 7:30 p.m., Ernest Wald Spencer, !qll. FLAT- dey School, 10:30 a. m, Blytbe ..,-vod xlllreohmenis at a table Mrs. WI)'DO Prince. llOOier, clue lieder. YouthFel- WOODS: Church School, Sunday, Thalss, Sowt, Youth FoUowsbfp, ~-•.-. decor-eel In the ~ lowoblp, 1'rldiiY' 7:30 p.m. Er- 11 a. m., John Bally • eupt. Wor- 6:30 )/. m. .-~.~~.UWJ ~ Pat Smith, student It W. Va. Patrick's ~. theme to u-~nest n-_._. -wr, Jollller; Roger Wl1- ebfp 10mce alternates wllh AICARMEL EIJB CHURCH-He<, ....., -w Unlverslcy In Morpmown, f-• J Jd n1 Roush, Llna Curtis, Edna PlcJo. bar spring break with Mr. and =• r., pres e • fred and Flai0100Cil. Services Paul A. Sollers, pastor, Sllltdl)' ons, llorolhy Baclaley, Fl'IIEOS 11r David Smith MASON AS'>EMBLY CHURCH Somdl)' morni,_ or evenins, of School, 9:30 a. m.; w~ Roulh, Wllcoxoo, Vera .......,. m~ Ura Vsl,r,.e _. Mora ol' Pomeroy and O.F GODo ........ - Second S~, Mason, each -k. s.pt. Mornil!s "'"'ebfp, 10:30 a. w• v u--rt·a. a. ~....., School , 10 a.m. GRACE EPISCOPAL- E. 'Main m., · - ani! fourth SI!DdaJI or Osborn o! ~ rtslted Morning worsblp, 11 a. m. Evan· st., Pomeroy - Somday :wor•hll> each .•• - ~ Sal!ois >lilted the Edith Nallle Stethem. month. Eveniiii~C ·· - Bov. ~iflfo Mt. carmel Ho0o gellotlc service, 7:30 p, m.Biblo service, 10:30 a. m, witll IIY- service, 8 p. m. eeiond.Jia;ihtrd 11 Uiah Swan, Elizabeth Lyona Sflldy and Pfi)'Or oemce, Wed- leaders. Sund!IYI oC eech month. Pita! In Columbua, !imdl)' and and Leene Babcock called ol a nolldl)', 7:30 p, m, Chester TenSEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST ENTERPIUSE EIJB CHURCHaccoJJI)Inied by ber soa - in-law Pukerlburg funeral home ~-· ,_, -~ poato r, c~~ 77"5133 , Church - P1lmeroy, MUlberry Rev. Monzo!Smlfii,Paotor,lfaiPt and daualrtero Mr. and Mrs. Roy dey to PI)' re1111ect to Mrs. W, D. CARLETON CIRJRCH -Kings· Helgbta Hold, north or V$1'11111 Spencer, s.t,.; Eldon WeekA, Hendrlcks, wore overnight vial._ Pickering, widow of the late Dr. bury Rood. Sunday School, 9:30 Memorial Hoepltal. Pllllllp G11&· Ata't. Warebfp oemcee, 9:30 oraofber par-, Mr. and Mrs, W, D. Plckorlng. a.m., Ralph Carl. &lpl. Worsbfp er, poator. W-dey, .7:30 p, a. m,; Somdl)' Sdlool, 10:30 a. lloatJ l'lnkm li ~n. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Autherson oervlce, 10:30 a. m. ani! 7:30 p, m., Bible Sludy andprl)'ormeet- m, Youth FoUowaldp, 6:30 J>.m, Sellerl wao to be retorDed home o1 Newlfk ri • ltod Mr• ~N ·-• Mr~ m, al~~-•.. _..._ ~· SaiiiMIIY: Sa1>bath Sehool, Wedneidey. _,.......,, •a-. .... or m--•• EYinlrc service, 7:30 1). m.; BW Swain. WednolldiY, 7:30p.m. 10:30 a.m.; Woreblp, 9:10a.m, Youlb cbolr, 8:30 11o m. w-oMr. and llro. Crltt Bndford Leone Sisson spent a woekeod HEA1il METHODIST CHURCH FIIIST UNITED PRESBYTER· doy 7:30 p. m. rialtod Mrs. Laura SOyre and visiting her daughter, Cafol.yn -Middleport, Reo, "MaXDonalwt, IAN CIRJRCH -Jiflddleport, Reo. MORNING STAR EUB - Rn, Mr. Homer Ha,yman at Holzer Koon.\g, li Unlversll)' 11otp11a1 polllor, Jack Bechtle, Charch Howard ~It, palllor. James Menzel Smith, putor. Jolin lhle, HoiiPital on !imdey aftermon. ln Columbua. Sehool Sqpt. Chorcb School, 9:30 Buclwlan, Somdl)' School "'-· !qll. Fred Smltll, Ate't. Sunday Weokend and Soa1dey guests ol SFC R1.fmoacJ Larldna, son of a. m.; Worobfp servloe, 10:30 Somdl)' Sehool, 9:30 Scbool, 9:46 L lll,j ~-­ Mr. and Mra. Jack !llal1lnack Mr. and Mro. Fred Lorldna, hu a. m.; Mlddloporl - l'mleroy a. m. Worebfp Service, 10:30 obfp, 10:45 a. m.; i'nu'tr moetwere llfll! Maraballe Starl>IIICk, rotornod bome from v M.-ot Y- Fellowebfp,Sun- a. m. Choir proctlco, 7:30p.m. 11111, 7:30 J>. m, 'lllurlldl)'; )'outli Mr. and Mrs. Jock Sbal1l1111Ck, Mr. and Mrs. OIICar -..,k \Ill', 6 p, m. SomdiiY ......_...,.. WodDescla.v. FeUowsbiP, 7:30 p. m,SunJ!aJ, Jr., and flmill' Uld Mr, and Mrs, were dlmo'r guestl of Mr, IIIII' siJIP, 7:10 p, m.; Ofllelal Boord FORElT RUN METHODIST CHURCH OF . CHIRST - '1414. P. H, Baker, all of Columbus. Mrs. 1JDJ1so.y Lyou, TIUOra meetinll, llrlll Somdo7 oC mooth, ROY. Wendell G. Slutler, postar. dloport, ~ ani! lolaiD. .adt Mrs. O!a Adamo of Zanesville Plalna, ani! Mr. and Mrs. Star- 6 P.m.; WSCS 1IOCODd MOIIOIIJI of Warebfp eomce, 9 a. m.; Sun- Settee, eupt, Bible School, 1:30 Ja vlolt!Jw her brother, Mr. and 11ng Masoor and funlly, - · 7:30 p, m,; Eleanor Clr- dey School, 10 a.m. Mre. Fred a. m.; Mol'IIIQiworebfp, 10;30 a. Mrs. Omer Cramlet and her sJ• Mr. and Mre. Hank Holter de, 'l'bundiY; Clau 12 N..,., s.pt. m.; Evea1nl: worlldp, ?~,jt. m.s, tor, Mrs. Mae Pearson. rioltod Mr, and Mre. llo>id Hoi._ third Wodnelldl)', Altornoon Clr· POMEROY CHURCH OF THE !'riiYer eonlce, w~••? p,. Reclnl evonlng dinner guestl or of Chester. cle, eecoad '!'luridlY allor11001\, · NAZARDiE - Rev, Konootb m. RIY. Raulln MD)'II', ,...., or Mrs. Ethel Wheeler were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Do rid Smltll Cboir pradlco, 7 P. m, Wodnes- Plerco, postar. Soa1dl)' Sehool, 'CHURCH OF tHE NAZAii!!:NE and lira. Glen Paulin o1 >!sited Mr. and lire. ~~Barr da;r. 9:30 ·a. m., lll)'mond Walllurn, -Middleport, Reo, ~lor, er. o1 Roedo>!Uo. IJNITED METHODIST CHURCH eupt, Worebfp service, 10:30 a, pastor. LOoter TQ'I,or,si&Sun· Mrs. -....,k Grimm andMr. and Mrs, Fred LorldDa - l'miii'O)', Church School, 9:15 m,; Ev.,..uatlc eemce, 7:30 clay Sehool, 9:30 a. m.1 ...... Ronnie, I1PtOt couPle ol dl)'s were dinner gueot• of Mr. and a. m.; Wonbfp eemce, 10:30. 1/o m.; Prayer mootbw, Wodnes- Worohlp, 10:30 a. m.; .nmtori!O""'OIRiy with Mr. and !Ira. Law>- Mrs. Norman Weber ofT_..• MYF, 6p.m.Choirpradlce, 7:30 clay, 7:30 p, m. clet;v, 6o30 J>. m~ NYI'S, 6o46 p, ence Grimm. PlainB. Other guosta IIi tho p, m. Wednesday, PubHelnvltod SYRACI.\5E CIRJRCH OF THE m. Somday EYqollotlc ~. Mr. an<i Mro. sam Curtis and Weber bomo wore SFC and llro. tD attenll those oervlces. Glen NAZIU\ENE -!loY. A. E. 'Miller, 7:30 p, m, !'riiYor meotiJW, Wed<laughter, !110 Ann, ol Lo-•· D •• _ _ . •·-"· !Uies, minister. LOo Crew, s. S. paator, Robert stewort, Somdl)' nelda,y, 7:30p.m. • ...., ·--·~ Larkins and ......._,, Supt. Mrs, June VanVranken, or- School s·- o.~.. Sebool, THE SALVA110N ARMY -&I· 6Pent the weekend with bia P""' Mr• ..:~~o~ --·• Mro• Ooe•• - oc k ganlat~ Mra. Betty Rawlings, mu- clai18S for ...~all -•, 9·,30 a.mo, vr11 RIIY s. Wlnllw, omcer In ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Curtill. ·•st·~ "- --• MrI. ,•··-• -· 10:30 a.m.,· , . . . _ ole director. .,_,_ Wara"'•, charge, Somday, 10 a.m,,lloiiMr. and Mrs. ,...I •.A... Croas, F'ltch of Ha---• -~• ""' Lym and HI)', o1 ~buoPOMEROY FIRST BAPTIST- NYI'S Somdl)' 6:30 p.m.; EYID- DBII mMI:li1U 10:30 &. Dl. San- VIOLET SMITH C·-r W!Uiamo, -~. Jolm gelistlc Service SomdiiY 7:30 p, the weekend with her mother, ........ _ •...,.. doy ~L Y i.eMra. Fr1111kie Neliler. Ria motJI. retlll'JIOd homo from Holzor 11o5- WUee, SundiiY Sehool iillJerln- m.; Midweek Prl)'or II1MIIqJ liOD, 7 p. m.i 5el't"'tk::l meetlic, •!taL .' tondent. Somday School, 9:30 L Wodnelldl)' 7:30 p.m.; Millllao• 1:80 p, m.; 'lllurldll', ~ to 3 p, er, Mrs. A. B. Cross, returned ~' m.; Morni.Jw worlhl,p, 10:30 a. ary MeetlnK second WedMIIdiy m.; Lldleollomo Loll1l'; 7p.m. to her heme alter spending two llro, Ethel Evana ol Pomeroy m.; BYF, 6 p, m, Bible stud,y, of ooclt mooth 7:30p.m. . Prepclueoe. • months at thalr borne in Col..,.. recOIIIIY called on lira. Bartha WedllOIIdl)' 7 p, m,· Choir pracTHE RUTLAND CO'MI4UNITY MT. MORIAH BAPTIST -Mid• bus. P":.." ~~~~ ~ and 11011, .tlce 8:30 ~. m. Wedneedllf, Church- Reo. Amo1 'ftlllo,_pU- dloport, coraor' of ·rourtti and Mr. andMrs.LawreneeGrimm .. ' tor. S1DIIy ~1, 10· a. m.; "Main st. Rdiirt Jack....;piaF. and bab)l of Pataskala I1P<I1I tho Cor~ lllllllleld, rislted rocOIIIIY MT, IJNION BAPTJS'I' - Reo, Woreblp oemeo,_ll a.m.; Wed· Sunday SdiOol, 9:30 a. m.;IIIOI'!Iweekendwlthhisporenls,Mr.and with Mr. and lira. Nonnln COCUCox,putor.Sund!IYSchool IIOediiY prl)'or moot!,_, 7:30p. IDI worShip, 10:10 a. m,, Arlilild Mrs. Roderick Grimm. Sobulor. ouperintendent, Larry Clark. m.; Somday nllhtworobfp, 7t30. Rlcbarde, !ltiPL . · Mr. and Mrs, Tltu> Plcktlll and lira. Anno. Buck and Mre. flUI>. Somdl)' Scbool, 9:4~ a. m,;Sunlll)' sYRACI.\5E FIIIST JJNITED RUTL~ FIIIST BAfi'JST sisters, Josie and Maude,o(~r.. can cl. Hyaell Ibm vlltted with evening worship, 7:30; Wectnes... PRESBYTERIAN- Rev. LiMon Jley, Samilol J. Jackli>a, jJUior, cuse >i&ited Mrs. Frankie Neit- Yro. Goerglalllohl. dey Pfi)'Of and Bible atud)<, 7:30 H. Stebbins,~. Worebfp, 9 Prl)'oc ..ntce, 1:30 a. 1!14 SillMr• Larry ~er • Cleveland, P. m. a. m. Sunday SChool, 10 a. m.; dol' Scbnol, 10 a. m., Mil, ~ler ~dicy afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. EdwardHowelloC spent • w.-,.1 with bls &liter Bible Study ani! Pfi)'Of Ml"ffee, - · B!IIJar, Sqii, WarsbiP Pomeroy 81>0111 a dey with lira. and brotber-U..Iaw, Mr. and !Ira. SUTTON METHODIST - Reo, Wodnelldl)', 7 p, m, ......... ll,a. m. BaiJU"f ~ Gretta Simi>Horry Clark. John W. Kimbler, poator. sunEDEN JJNITED BRETHREN IN Union, llrlll ani! eecGild jan. ."• ' Mr, and Mrl. FrllnCJa Morril lira, Vlrsia llyaell and eon, dill' School, 10:30 a. m.; WorShip CHRIST • Eldoo R. Blake, Pll· dl)'l at $:30 p, m.; ~ ,, ....,. spem ThursdQ' 1n GaWpoliJ It clair,~ AlbarQ' call.edonMr. U1d Servtce, 9:30 a. m., second and tor, &mdaY Scbool, 10 a. m,, WOIIIIB,-Idll&. ·, H'!SELL RUN PREE . Holzer Ho>Pital and called on lira, Or>ille Alien. fourtll Somday each monlh. Wlmle Hol..,..r' supt. MornllW 10 ' "~. ~Mr. Olin Rife of Columbus viiCHESfER CHURCH OF TI H E cte sermon, 1l a,~. m, Eftnl~ "" DJST -Reo, her stster, PUio .:.ather 'lo.AIIIr Cbrtattan 7130 p. stock at Kanauga. _ !ted over tho week... with his Na,..._ - Rov.HerbertGrate, m., Yro, LYdl Chovallor, prod• tor. Somdl)' DU>thOr, lira. Con - w . pastor. WorlhiP servlce,lla.m. deal. S<q IOI'rico and smncn, Xornbll Warebfp, , Yr. Hlnnon Fox of Fostoria and 7:30 p, m., SIJnds.y, Sllncll)' St21l. llfltl·-k pr••or mHInroblp, 7tlll; the Fox weokond li bil bome ~ m;~::~· Service, lion. llr, .,..,.,....ed him "'hool, 9:30 a. m. Charlol Bie- 11111, Wlllnosday, 7:10)). 1:30 ' sell, ll4Jt., Richard Barton, a.. Mule 110111-..er, clalll4 fl) -~·for 1 r..:::; llstUit s,.n. Pr&J~or mooting, · POIIEROY LOWER BY MRS. BERTHA PARKER ChUreh!lor ·llomorlal WMiosde.J, 7:30 •"• m. The revlvalli the local churCh , , with Rev. Bqu Rice .of 8 ·· l!laolif · t ' ,. ·Opd ~ lt , ~... 7 ·- j!Oft, _durlnJI' If~ ,' • Dui"!PI the bualntos eo.\ducted ' 52 ' FAMILY'S SAFETY I YOUR •0 her :""ettni by 'Mrl. WArner a vice plate ollerlng wae taken lor. tile · school of rillnlona. II ..j anlhat the I!Mu~Lillstrlct !!~~~:!~~:ft~ 'I'"JI!ced meeting wlll be held 011 AprJI 11 at Jaekion. There we(e 62 lick c~Js I'I'P>fted , and rt>UIId robin clirdo were sent to Mrs. Jed ·Webitef, Sr., and. Mr~t. OtarJe• Karrrl Sr. wilo- ore 1.11 o\ this .. ltlme:-;. . .:v-~ . . : .. It, was suggested in a report reeetved ' by Mr.~.~ w~er that .-., · ''eh offlcei' take a ctulrch mega.. ' zlne, llfiiY lot !>!>leo eadJ dey, 0 ")$tO; · a,..J See . :~fhli New l.968 rn-B,Dv N'.iwers have .a district oftlcer attend a · meetih& and organize . group. . Ill prayer Plans were announced for a molber,claughter banquet to be '• held In MIJI In a JOint ,meeting : .with tile Lydia Circle. The· !rlendoblp circle and the 1 Lord' a Prayer in wtl'lon coneluded the llieellng, During lhe "'clal hour wllich follOwed a deaaert course waa ., AI Low As ..~\-,9.95 RAY RIGGs, INC• OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. LincoJn.Mor<uey.Com~~-&wUsb Bakoro oC llolsum Broed ·_>,, • J.' .~ ' • l' . ' of lhow who ut.e you• cor? Out-of·balonco ••• and Save Even.,_More ...... ... . · wheel• rauso fatigue,. hord·to..maftelge tleering, rovgh·ricllng ancl tll:renive, ~ttly lire-wear. fen\, Precision Hunter TUNE-IN Mr. and Mrs.Bobb)l Joe Adalno of Racine are annoonclng the ongagemelll and awroochlng marriage ol their daughter Linda CherylJ. to Mr. Gary Dennis Evans, son or Mrs. CArob'~ Evans of Mlneravllle 8JlCil the late Mr. Mark Evans. · ~ Miss /\dams, a 1966 graduate of ~uthern Local High >chool, Is employed b)l Ohio Unlversit,y's College o! Educ.., Uon. Mr~ Evans, ·also a 1966 graduate 31 ~thern Local, is sor>tng In the Army at Fort Jackson, s. (;, An CPOJI<hurch wedding Is planned for7:30oclockon April 6 in the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day .5aJJX.a on the Portia~Racine Road. An additional $25.00 will 1M 1llowed Wheel Boloncing puis the pleasure and mont of I 3-wire 11rvico ontronco which Is quilt to 10rve the now woter hooter. DOII't DELA'f '{)JUve _[, lf,r/tuf. -- F.ll FOR A EHS Band Booster Group Pick U, an• Dlllmy AU S.t'Yict Clttmr,OIIIo 915-3350 To Hold Sale, Tag Day -;..A I r'.' " :r• ,,, <=1"··''1 , ·,:-. ~, - 'I'' ,, ' . , ;; 1 ,... · ·" ' ( • · ...... ... . ·~ , " '" Jli ..,! "• ...... ..;. ,.. ..:. ~~- . :' ,IUifii'e. : The group dlscusoed buying. a new, larger poPcorn machine for HEATtNG the next football seaiOI\. Mem- ,' 99:1-2550 • TINY'S FOODWD . their small machine which they want to replace. ~' Yeago was commeuded by die II'OI!P 011 the hiSII rollngs Ml'Qed by several of hls''instrurnela• tal students at the recent solo .,-;, :~" MARK 'y · R. ·H. RAWliNGS SONS CO. '. .. Ohio' I Oldalt ~Deale,.' Middleport, Ohio . .' bers expressed ,a desire to sell . ·• . Nlcld!III'Orto Ohio ' ' and enaemble contest sponsor- · ROYAL O~JAAK .. .. fr ' ·'' '• •' '-:. I,·' FA141LY RECREATION ' ' ' IM'DOIING ed br the Ohio Mualc Education Asoociaticn in,, Athens. ' CQ. .$.U4 Donation tv1ade to E- R For Insurance · ,, • .,,. -' sYRACVSE- The LlldleoAux~ Wary o1 the Volunteer Fire Deparbnonl mal In regular eos: -N- slon Mi>ndl)' DJih~ Marth 11, In the lowD hilt'wla, the preaident, Jean !fall, prO"alcJing. Roll call ~-~··· _,aweret! <b¥ II meinboro: 11te em8rienCY rescue unit ·. · wao preaented with • dlock oC '.114 to !li.Y for the InsuranCe . Of tho Bftlbuianco. · • To . !Ia~ Ch~ lldlto have 736 Easter bas~• ord,red. Orders !"IIY · lie IJIU!ft to 'IQ)' Auxiliary member. .ICe,. freezer" Used II a thl. uri~ Will you pay ·more .and get less ·in you~ next· clothes dryer? . ' . , 119:1-32M ' '' You will .•• unlea,all't •lectrtc. Flemeless dryers cost las.s 'to buy lhan.ftama-lype dryers , , . IS much as ,$40 , !•,sa' An~ that'l j~ttlhe beginning, Since they're flama)e,._ you can lnstalllhem anyiorhere with one electrical ~nocllon. The11't n~ dirt, no by-produtl$ of combus',~' no lumas. ,With fewer moving . p~rls, le'a can _go , n_g. Right? ~".modern ci~lhos'llrylng ..• p~nller dry.j k: r · ing for to.~ay's miracle fabrics ... for an average operating cost of $1,1 monlh. Big value? It's Amarlca'sfavorite dryer, fi'el~rred by women two t~ one over flame-type drying, YOU can move up to electric drying at tho lowest QO,SI ever right now, by laking advantage of opocial m~n~y, ~avirlg wiring certlllcataa available to our custome~. Aak your appliance dealer for details. - ' 1 ., " ' .' "; ' 'I . . .'. ,_ ... I~ Ask Us for Detailsl WHIIL IALANCE CHECKI NEWELL'S SUNOCO SERVICE ' on the ..,._· mont. of tny 2-wire ltrvlce entreneo or the ,.,,_ sofely back in their driving, anll tavu Brown, or Mrs. George W•• Charles Yeago, band direct&-.lllnodnced - that the hll!f> siJqol co.cort band will participate ln the dllllrlct band contest to be held In Jroaton oo March 23. ~e alao ,ennounced that t h e "Impacts" had recently made reOOrdtngs and the records wtll be · olferlll !61'-'lili"ln' tile near WIUIS UTHONY lolilkiiiiPOrt ~afoly are asked to contact Mrs. Gor4oti Chevalier, Mrs. Walter and 'Diltrlbutors Of Hi&h Grade Coal Wilt Colilmbla, W, Va. :H0 Lil>co!D st. Whot't more (mPCutarlt than the The next meeting ot the group Plana for a rummage sale on was scheduled tor April 9 at March 23 and Tag Day activlwhich time plans will be rnade tles on March 30 were made when tqr band banquets and parties. GO ON srRIKE the Band Boosters Association TOLEDO (UPD ·- More than of tJie Eastern High School met 800 emplo,yes of the Toledo Scale recently at the school. Corp., walked oil their jobs toBoth the rwnmage Ale and dey at 011!0 minute post mldnll!f>t the Tal nay aetiYities wtu be In a contract diapu!O. held in Pomeroy. Committees were appointed to work on the proJects and persons haYln8 to contribute to the ~ors PI.UM~NG & by Mro. Clara Thomas with Mrs. Ruth <BarnttJ 81 a c o n t r ibutllll hostess. The St. Patrick•• llll' theme wao · carried out In the table decoraitons. Ford . 'lll.'l~""•;w f·~~~r. . ' • 'tWO ~ ;J ~ Sfn'ed LEIVING COAL COMPANY PeoPle'• >iUo 11 evqelillt'clooed evenq. Tht Re'Y.' IUci iJy were guesta of Iiov. and Eupw Gill IIlii ~ '! ' Gallon KtlP. f)RJVINC APlOi{}R£ ' ~ nitz, a -)~~;~t="; ' •,: ' Lane•• e,up.m.,,t~~~~-: fliliT .. I ' vice :'~uer 1,. .' named b.i·'Phcu.' .~· -at. ' elected a-•· --• Laurel QitT ~'r M~e. =.,. e8 " ,.,. =· - JS, llWN Hiles tlloWqnJt service Church wng Bottom Soc•al N Mal'l'h In BoliV:io. ROY, ~ h;)ste•"' Thursdly ~~tlar · · :~:::.~::W:\."V"":>:«.•?.«-.'<««·:«::.:.:.:-x.~'::-»:-~ :. ~- 71!·~ WectnelldiYBlble Ut 1. m. ~1} , ~, 1, when the - - ~-i~o..: ALFRED METHOilsr~ P.n CHJl!SrlAN :>CIENCE si>G IIUd.Y, 7:30 J>.llf, SY\IAC\.\SE llE'f!lli!)F Cirole met at ~or.' •,• A. Caoto, Putor. !Oindllf !ichool ETY - PomonQ<. "!Oib•-~· JEHOV AU'S \Vl'I'NEI:SES, La!'- . Rt~, , W~ll · ~'l ~stor. _,. ... " ••• Methodist . al •···~·'·; · "~~=~:!.~.~~~~~.~~:~ l!ldlonl Gll~.ey, Sli&J!. s...9:30a.m. '·•~l' ' 'n111 1l'l, I\ 1111 ~' 1 '~'·~·Mlt.li.tl~.wrt, ' tt, • ·' ' '' "• �,)! ? 1 , I \" ~.G ""'.Ji 'fl(lj·~!Jill'' SCot\ldo l'uJ!'Cl~'""llddl.,rl, ~).,' Mji~h 15. 1HuK .. f".l~ ; '1.' • ·!'; \>, • ,-~ , ',l I' ,. I'< :ri· J j ~ . - loire. ~. Mns.Fil,wms 011lo Mae A..~ "' ~illl ~vettts~. · : . li': ,'l;'.. fi . . · . •v · or . I ," , . •:.:.:.:,..~~-:.:::·:~:·:::•!-::;::·!•:f:·!·!·~~:-,.\l,••!o!o!>'!o •• ~._,);.l ,,;.v................,."M~6YJN..'~ , 4 I • • • • • • "f'"· r '"''t;r·~"»';..:..-:•.•.1:J!-.·;o;·;oa""'-.v:>~~·-·.·.- . • . ;g •, A·.:· ?~~~· 1' ' I ' Rjllli :· .. ' • WP I" ec ft , t' D • v 'o ' .h '· Ch .•"ea ... ·u.rc ··· - ~~~ .. . •• ' • l'roaChlM. nrat'and ~NunJaY or mooth bl' Cha;"loa ,nueKC!I ,. , ·._tor. !:~~~~i~ · ~w·are,..,, ~.~~l~~ . .. m....~~ ~l)'s.hool,9a.lll·• ""'"" , a. m,f·'liVOnl,._ wlaO!II,~ War~ J ' _ ., Plc~eno opened tho ~- Willi •~llloct ~~IIY- It 9:30, Uoyd DIW,..r, !q>t. ill the ollhh week' a losdeVotlonl. Tho oertlli.r<i'i,.,taJt. Worship oemc'o 11 10:i~ wltll son oermon to be roed In all co~ ~esl1ono ~ MeC~n, ~ P.~ ' Electilm ol C,~ ry Camal\an; .proslcJIIW!i!bil-. 1 Se::t, : .11.\tl SundiiYl Blblelectun, 9t30a.m.; 11 . • -• ·"~' 1 . 10• ,.eo, en !rom Mltthew~li:~jij,' ~loid ~· Vero !!waft., ~Ieeder. Ro>!Val Cbrl$tlln !iciOIICo churches :iJI>. Walch_· ~ llllldl',10tl0 a. ·m.; , "j.~E "Mtl1110DIST __; ilohn , hertot>Jc "Fishlri 'IJIFiilt-Of sornceo ooch e~ at 7oU da,v. The Golden Text Is from WodMediJI,B\b!O•flldy,7•P.m• w' ~· ~ Men," ck.oing oli_tb'!p~ and with Charita Norris as~ Matthew: "ll ·ye hav~ laltll u a Thured&J~: MlnillrY school, 7 1/o Sehool ..,.;/• mPIW~ · • • the ob¢1g o1 "fll dj!WhlrtYou lat. grain o1 mu&W'd 80011, yo ohall m. Service meotiJW, 8 1/o m, ., !Co tOo:itl :;.-.;,11 .hlllot Walll Me To Go." P_~ldeOt'MalolilY unto this mountain, 1lemoYe MASON CI!Ullclj .OF CHRIST- llf;.tle~ 'W....~ ,3 20 p • jorlo Grbum tho bus!- KENO CIRJRCH OF CHRIST- hence to yonder pl"'e; and it Bball Miller st. - £verll(l!l WeekiI)';., 5eriloi' . ness were read Norman superlnte.-... remove; and nothing shall be pastor. Bible ltudY classes, SUn.- " 7t 30 • ini rHIIIW ella; from opeclal m!filbloarlos, Mr. Services· -kly li 9:30 a. m, pO&sible unto you." dey, 10a.m. Worebfpani!preach- moellll8, · foul1h Frldoy oC tach . ...... lng, 10t55 a.m.;Sul)day..,.wtg _.. ., •. , ~ ~•· F~-•-~-~rl}'andEsther REORGANIZED CHURCH OF oomce 7.30 Bible stud)< mw~, at 6 P.m. Woa1O)'UI Serv- · Welnllhl, 'lf, Martha 'Loo Beegle, Jesus Chriat o1 Latter Day classes: w~,;,ediiY, 7,30 J>.m, . clo Guild, f0U1111 'MDndl!' oC oocb and also -ihaiok you ootos from ~. Pqrtland • RecillO Road. MT HERMAN IJNITED ~ mooth, 7:SO. P. m.; JUnior llllh lhrlo Wqlh! .and _tihel !leMa. . SundiiY SChool, 9:30a.m.; 1\or,.. RRETiiREN IN CHRIST_ Rev, MYF, , ~:IIO..g. m, .•ach Somdl)'; Jan. ·pi~ wore lliadeto recleco,.. inf! WorshlJ>, 10t30 a. m, ~ James G, MorriiiOII, poator.Sun• Senior Jllih MYF, 5:10 P. m., evenirv service at ·7. Wedneada.)' daY ~ 9:30' a.m.; Rulflell each~· ate the, nUrsery in the church basemer&;- ~~ prl)'er for } 0 even!'* prl)'tr sonice, 7:30. Speneer: '!ll'lio ~ed Wolle, 80 • POR'!'LAND METHODIST mlosial!aiios wao siVIII by Mal> Pastor, Elder Frederick ,J, stJ>. eistant. Morid,_ eernioli, 11 a. Rev. JiJIJa W, Kimbler, putor. jorie i!:rlmln. Phyllis Balle)' wos Al C HI)' JWIUce oC Traris bart. m. socond ani! fourtll Sunday oC Somday Sehool, 9:30 a. m.; WarIn cbarp 'or the pf011'1111 ta1<en Air Force Base In Ca11tornJa ~b monlh. tvem,. aennon, ablp aervlco, 7:30 P. m. · from 5eek, Dare, Rlak, "Willi rocentJ.y BPODt a 2Q dey !lOve 7:30 p, m. OYory ftrlll ani! third OAK GROVE METHODJST Lack I Yet," with all momlien here with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF Somdl)' oC tbe month. C!aoomeet· Jd1n W, Kimbler, pootor,si.ndl)' tald~ part. Yrs. Bailey cloaed Babcock and other ralatlves. THE NAZARENE -Somdi)'School lng, 11 a. m. o,:.ry Drat ani! Sehool, 10:30 L m.; Warebfp with pr~er. Mrs. Co2art. hostrUrice ~an and Mr. and Mrs. 9;30 a. m.i Mornbw Worship, Udnlsunda;v. ()QvidHolter,elaas semce, 9:80 L m., ftrtt and '"• servedrlllreolunentsto!W> WI)'IIO Prince spent 0 dey with 10:30 L m.; E:venlqj: Warebfp, leader. ChrlotlonEnl!oavor, 7:30 tblr<!Somdl)' ...bmonth. tho Lou Beegle, l'lly111s Bailey, Mr. and Mrs, Rl)'mond Emrick 7•30 1/o m. Pn.Yer eorvlceo, 7'30 P. m,, eocoad ani! f0U1111 Soa!dl)', ZION CHURCH OF CI!RISr, Halon Pickens, Marjorie Grimm, ol Lancaster. 1/o m, Wodnelldl)', Somday Sehool Emerson Pooler, prellldo!ll. Pomei'O)' - Horr111011Y0le 1load. -Solder and a guest Jea,.. Loena Babcock received word S~q~~rlnleoclelll, Pauline McCIIn· Prl)'er mootbw, 7:30 p, m,evory Eugeno Underwood, poator, Ket>o ette Lawrence. ol the dolih ol her coueln, Lola lock. Paotor, Rev. 'Morris M. Wedneoclay. Board meeting, 7:30 net11 Grover, &mdl)' School !ilPto Wolle, • m., ftrot Mood•• or mcalb. The Esther Circle met Mono Woods, Parkersburg. ,. "" SUnda,y School1 9:30 a. m.; VIordey evening, March ll, with Mrs. Rutl1 Larkins received word o1 CHESTER CHURCH OF GODPOMEROY TRINITY JJNITED ShiP 'service, 10:30 a. m. &onclo1y Gretta SimPson. host~ss, at her the death of her brother, George 'l1le Rev. CbesterBr.vant.paator. CHURCH OF CHRIST- ReY. w. evC!InitW venice, 7 p.m. PrQer «·"' ol "An Even1ng BrMranc he, -...wn. ... ~. Sundl)' Sehool, 9:30 L m.; W<r- H. !'Orrin, poetor, Patrick D. bome. ~'fi.ng ship aerviee, 11 a.. m.j EveniJW Wood, &p. SmdaY Sebool, 9:15 meeting, Thurlday, 7:30 p. m. Pr-.yer'' opened the devotions by • and Mrs. l))n staaon, Vi- wor~, 7:30p.m. Prayer serv- a. m.l Woraldg, 10:25 a. m. ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN-BriMrs. Llna Curtis reading modi- enna, W. Vo., visited Serena Sls- lee-. Tuelldl)', 7:30 p, m. Youtll voulb choir reboareal, Mond!IY, UI &wei, pallor, Morning war• tatlons urhe Power of the Go&- iOn. Service, Ttwrlda_y~ 7:30 p. m. 6:30 p. m. Mrs. Marvla Burt, ship, 9 a. m.j &b:lly School, pel" and u APrayerful Attitude." Ernestine Hayman and Mary Monthly BiJWB, tlrst Saturday« director; Senior ebolr rehearsal, 10:30 a. m, After the business aeuion in Pierce attended the t.lower &how each month. Thursday, 7:30p.m., Mrs. Paul ST. PAUL'S WTHERAN -32 charge ol the president, Mrs. It Columbus. HEMLOCK GROVE Christian NoiBe, director. Thurlldl)', all E. Second st., l'mlll'O)'. Somdl)' Ethal Smith, aprogrom was pf6o •· Vloitlng tho Thurman and Os- Chitrch - James Qulaenberry, dey, Busy Bae quilling Part¥ ln Sehool,10 a.m.;Warabfpeorvleo -eel, Jed b)lllflss Vera Beegle, cor Babc<lck lamillee were Mr. pootor; RIIY WbaiO)', •owL Com- church aocial room. lla.m. and Included slngingoi"M,y Prl)'- and Mrs. George IJmberger and munlon and worsblp oemce, 9:30 RUTLAND CIRJRCH OF SYRACUSE EIJB CHURCH eru and readings by member•, gr~, of Michigan, Mr. a.m.; Sunday School, 10:80 a.m. CHRIST- R.l))' W. Carter, pas- Rev. Pull A. Seller., pallor. Sun" A Prayer ((tr Peace?' "Put and Mrs. Keiiill{h I:kmn ol. Mlda Youtb &erVI.ce, Sun:la,y, G::W P. tor. sunday School, 9:30 a, m.; dey School, 9:30 a. m., Bon QulsYouraelf 1n Their Place " 1 'Tbe land, Pa., Ibug Adams and friend. m.; Preacldng every Sunday, 7 COJIUIWIIlon and worsblpservlce, oaborry, eupt, MorDI1I!I woralllp, Bread of LU'e." "II We Onzy un- Wheeling, W• Va., Emoline Gor- P. m. 10:30 a. m.; Pr~er meetl111, 10:30 a. m., nrat ani! third SUn. dorotoo<l," "Four Anchors Bind roll, Mr. and Mr&. st&rU,. MasFREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION- Thurlldl)', 7:30p.m. V. H. Bra- doys each month. Eveq ovanlndlviclual Manto God," and"Why ear, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Riggs Bald Knobs, Portland & Buban loy, Supt. geU•tie service, 7:30 p. m.,secI Give With JO!' to the lord." Tile and son, llr, and lira, llovid Road. Reo, E. J, Grl!fllh,palllor, CHESTER METHODIST Charge onll ani! fourth Somdl)'a, hymn, "Amazing Grace," and Riggs ani! daughter and Sund!IY School, 9:30a.m.; Ropr - Reo. Pearl A. Caeto, PIBtor. BETHANY EIJB CHURCH Prl)'er cloaed the meeting. ~ Looata Masear. W.\Jfrod, sowt, Sunday worsbfp CHElTER: Worabfp, 9 a. m.; Rev. Paul A. Sellers, pastor. IDa: the socialbour,dlehoatess, Mr. and Mrs, GaryBowmanol aervice, 7:30p.m. PrayerMeet- Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Mrs, lo(ornlng worebfp,9~ a.m.; Sunuslsted b)l Helen ~- JobnatoWn, 0., visited Mr. and 1,., Tuelldl)', 7:30 p.m., Ernest Wald Spencer, !qll. FLAT- dey School, 10:30 a. m, Blytbe ..,-vod xlllreohmenis at a table Mrs. WI)'DO Prince. llOOier, clue lieder. YouthFel- WOODS: Church School, Sunday, Thalss, Sowt, Youth FoUowsbfp, ~-•.-. decor-eel In the ~ lowoblp, 1'rldiiY' 7:30 p.m. Er- 11 a. m., John Bally • eupt. Wor- 6:30 )/. m. .-~.~~.UWJ ~ Pat Smith, student It W. Va. Patrick's ~. theme to u-~nest n-_._. -wr, Jollller; Roger Wl1- ebfp 10mce alternates wllh AICARMEL EIJB CHURCH-He<, ....., -w Unlverslcy In Morpmown, f-• J Jd n1 Roush, Llna Curtis, Edna PlcJo. bar spring break with Mr. and =• r., pres e • fred and Flai0100Cil. Services Paul A. Sollers, pastor, Sllltdl)' ons, llorolhy Baclaley, Fl'IIEOS 11r David Smith MASON AS'>EMBLY CHURCH Somdl)' morni,_ or evenins, of School, 9:30 a. m.; w~ Roulh, Wllcoxoo, Vera .......,. m~ Ura Vsl,r,.e _. Mora ol' Pomeroy and O.F GODo ........ - Second S~, Mason, each -k. s.pt. Mornil!s "'"'ebfp, 10:30 a. w• v u--rt·a. a. ~....., School , 10 a.m. GRACE EPISCOPAL- E. 'Main m., · - ani! fourth SI!DdaJI or Osborn o! ~ rtslted Morning worsblp, 11 a. m. Evan· st., Pomeroy - Somday :wor•hll> each .•• - ~ Sal!ois >lilted the Edith Nallle Stethem. month. Eveniiii~C ·· - Bov. ~iflfo Mt. carmel Ho0o gellotlc service, 7:30 p, m.Biblo service, 10:30 a. m, witll IIY- service, 8 p. m. eeiond.Jia;ihtrd 11 Uiah Swan, Elizabeth Lyona Sflldy and Pfi)'Or oemce, Wed- leaders. Sund!IYI oC eech month. Pita! In Columbua, !imdl)' and and Leene Babcock called ol a nolldl)', 7:30 p, m, Chester TenSEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST ENTERPIUSE EIJB CHURCHaccoJJI)Inied by ber soa - in-law Pukerlburg funeral home ~-· ,_, -~ poato r, c~~ 77"5133 , Church - P1lmeroy, MUlberry Rev. Monzo!Smlfii,Paotor,lfaiPt and daualrtero Mr. and Mrs. Roy dey to PI)' re1111ect to Mrs. W, D. CARLETON CIRJRCH -Kings· Helgbta Hold, north or V$1'11111 Spencer, s.t,.; Eldon WeekA, Hendrlcks, wore overnight vial._ Pickering, widow of the late Dr. bury Rood. Sunday School, 9:30 Memorial Hoepltal. Pllllllp G11&· Ata't. Warebfp oemcee, 9:30 oraofber par-, Mr. and Mrs, W, D. Plckorlng. a.m., Ralph Carl. &lpl. Worsbfp er, poator. W-dey, .7:30 p, a. m,; Somdl)' Sdlool, 10:30 a. lloatJ l'lnkm li ~n. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Autherson oervlce, 10:30 a. m. ani! 7:30 p, m., Bible Sludy andprl)'ormeet- m, Youth FoUowaldp, 6:30 J>.m, Sellerl wao to be retorDed home o1 Newlfk ri • ltod Mr• ~N ·-• Mr~ m, al~~-•.. _..._ ~· SaiiiMIIY: Sa1>bath Sehool, Wedneidey. _,.......,, •a-. .... or m--•• EYinlrc service, 7:30 1). m.; BW Swain. WednolldiY, 7:30p.m. 10:30 a.m.; Woreblp, 9:10a.m, Youlb cbolr, 8:30 11o m. w-oMr. and llro. Crltt Bndford Leone Sisson spent a woekeod HEA1il METHODIST CHURCH FIIIST UNITED PRESBYTER· doy 7:30 p. m. rialtod Mrs. Laura SOyre and visiting her daughter, Cafol.yn -Middleport, Reo, "MaXDonalwt, IAN CIRJRCH -Jiflddleport, Reo. MORNING STAR EUB - Rn, Mr. Homer Ha,yman at Holzer Koon.\g, li Unlversll)' 11otp11a1 polllor, Jack Bechtle, Charch Howard ~It, palllor. James Menzel Smith, putor. Jolin lhle, HoiiPital on !imdey aftermon. ln Columbua. Sehool Sqpt. Chorcb School, 9:30 Buclwlan, Somdl)' School "'-· !qll. Fred Smltll, Ate't. Sunday Weokend and Soa1dey guests ol SFC R1.fmoacJ Larldna, son of a. m.; Worobfp servloe, 10:30 Somdl)' Sehool, 9:30 Scbool, 9:46 L lll,j ~-­ Mr. and Mra. Jack !llal1lnack Mr. and Mro. Fred Lorldna, hu a. m.; Mlddloporl - l'mleroy a. m. Worebfp Service, 10:30 obfp, 10:45 a. m.; i'nu'tr moetwere llfll! Maraballe Starl>IIICk, rotornod bome from v M.-ot Y- Fellowebfp,Sun- a. m. Choir proctlco, 7:30p.m. 11111, 7:30 J>. m, 'lllurlldl)'; )'outli Mr. and Mrs. Jock Sbal1l1111Ck, Mr. and Mrs. OIICar -..,k \Ill', 6 p, m. SomdiiY ......_...,.. WodDescla.v. FeUowsbiP, 7:30 p. m,SunJ!aJ, Jr., and flmill' Uld Mr, and Mrs, were dlmo'r guestl of Mr, IIIII' siJIP, 7:10 p, m.; Ofllelal Boord FORElT RUN METHODIST CHURCH OF . CHIRST - '1414. P. H, Baker, all of Columbus. Mrs. 1JDJ1so.y Lyou, TIUOra meetinll, llrlll Somdo7 oC mooth, ROY. Wendell G. Slutler, postar. dloport, ~ ani! lolaiD. .adt Mrs. O!a Adamo of Zanesville Plalna, ani! Mr. and Mrs. Star- 6 P.m.; WSCS 1IOCODd MOIIOIIJI of Warebfp eomce, 9 a. m.; Sun- Settee, eupt, Bible School, 1:30 Ja vlolt!Jw her brother, Mr. and 11ng Masoor and funlly, - · 7:30 p, m,; Eleanor Clr- dey School, 10 a.m. Mre. Fred a. m.; Mol'IIIQiworebfp, 10;30 a. Mrs. Omer Cramlet and her sJ• Mr. and Mre. Hank Holter de, 'l'bundiY; Clau 12 N..,., s.pt. m.; Evea1nl: worlldp, ?~,jt. m.s, tor, Mrs. Mae Pearson. rioltod Mr, and Mre. llo>id Hoi._ third Wodnelldl)', Altornoon Clr· POMEROY CHURCH OF THE !'riiYer eonlce, w~••? p,. Reclnl evonlng dinner guestl or of Chester. cle, eecoad '!'luridlY allor11001\, · NAZARDiE - Rev, Konootb m. RIY. Raulln MD)'II', ,...., or Mrs. Ethel Wheeler were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Do rid Smltll Cboir pradlco, 7 P. m, Wodnes- Plerco, postar. Soa1dl)' Sehool, 'CHURCH OF tHE NAZAii!!:NE and lira. Glen Paulin o1 >!sited Mr. and lire. ~~Barr da;r. 9:30 ·a. m., lll)'mond Walllurn, -Middleport, Reo, ~lor, er. o1 Roedo>!Uo. IJNITED METHODIST CHURCH eupt, Worebfp service, 10:30 a, pastor. LOoter TQ'I,or,si&Sun· Mrs. -....,k Grimm andMr. and Mrs, Fred LorldDa - l'miii'O)', Church School, 9:15 m,; Ev.,..uatlc eemce, 7:30 clay Sehool, 9:30 a. m.1 ...... Ronnie, I1PtOt couPle ol dl)'s were dinner gueot• of Mr. and a. m.; Wonbfp eemce, 10:30. 1/o m.; Prayer mootbw, Wodnes- Worohlp, 10:30 a. m.; .nmtori!O""'OIRiy with Mr. and !Ira. Law>- Mrs. Norman Weber ofT_..• MYF, 6p.m.Choirpradlce, 7:30 clay, 7:30 p, m. clet;v, 6o30 J>. m~ NYI'S, 6o46 p, ence Grimm. PlainB. Other guosta IIi tho p, m. Wednesday, PubHelnvltod SYRACI.\5E CIRJRCH OF THE m. Somday EYqollotlc ~. Mr. an<i Mro. sam Curtis and Weber bomo wore SFC and llro. tD attenll those oervlces. Glen NAZIU\ENE -!loY. A. E. 'Miller, 7:30 p, m, !'riiYor meotiJW, Wed<laughter, !110 Ann, ol Lo-•· D •• _ _ . •·-"· !Uies, minister. LOo Crew, s. S. paator, Robert stewort, Somdl)' nelda,y, 7:30p.m. • ...., ·--·~ Larkins and ......._,, Supt. Mrs, June VanVranken, or- School s·- o.~.. Sebool, THE SALVA110N ARMY -&I· 6Pent the weekend with bia P""' Mr• ..:~~o~ --·• Mro• Ooe•• - oc k ganlat~ Mra. Betty Rawlings, mu- clai18S for ...~all -•, 9·,30 a.mo, vr11 RIIY s. Wlnllw, omcer In ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Curtill. ·•st·~ "- --• MrI. ,•··-• -· 10:30 a.m.,· , . . . _ ole director. .,_,_ Wara"'•, charge, Somday, 10 a.m,,lloiiMr. and Mrs. ,...I •.A... Croas, F'ltch of Ha---• -~• ""' Lym and HI)', o1 ~buoPOMEROY FIRST BAPTIST- NYI'S Somdl)' 6:30 p.m.; EYID- DBII mMI:li1U 10:30 &. Dl. San- VIOLET SMITH C·-r W!Uiamo, -~. Jolm gelistlc Service SomdiiY 7:30 p, the weekend with her mother, ........ _ •...,.. doy ~L Y i.eMra. Fr1111kie Neliler. Ria motJI. retlll'JIOd homo from Holzor 11o5- WUee, SundiiY Sehool iillJerln- m.; Midweek Prl)'or II1MIIqJ liOD, 7 p. m.i 5el't"'tk::l meetlic, •!taL .' tondent. Somday School, 9:30 L Wodnelldl)' 7:30 p.m.; Millllao• 1:80 p, m.; 'lllurldll', ~ to 3 p, er, Mrs. A. B. Cross, returned ~' m.; Morni.Jw worlhl,p, 10:30 a. ary MeetlnK second WedMIIdiy m.; Lldleollomo Loll1l'; 7p.m. to her heme alter spending two llro, Ethel Evana ol Pomeroy m.; BYF, 6 p, m, Bible stud,y, of ooclt mooth 7:30p.m. . Prepclueoe. • months at thalr borne in Col..,.. recOIIIIY called on lira. Bartha WedllOIIdl)' 7 p, m,· Choir pracTHE RUTLAND CO'MI4UNITY MT. MORIAH BAPTIST -Mid• bus. P":.." ~~~~ ~ and 11011, .tlce 8:30 ~. m. Wedneedllf, Church- Reo. Amo1 'ftlllo,_pU- dloport, coraor' of ·rourtti and Mr. andMrs.LawreneeGrimm .. ' tor. S1DIIy ~1, 10· a. m.; "Main st. Rdiirt Jack....;piaF. and bab)l of Pataskala I1P<I1I tho Cor~ lllllllleld, rislted rocOIIIIY MT, IJNION BAPTJS'I' - Reo, Woreblp oemeo,_ll a.m.; Wed· Sunday SdiOol, 9:30 a. m.;IIIOI'!Iweekendwlthhisporenls,Mr.and with Mr. and lira. Nonnln COCUCox,putor.Sund!IYSchool IIOediiY prl)'or moot!,_, 7:30p. IDI worShip, 10:10 a. m,, Arlilild Mrs. Roderick Grimm. Sobulor. ouperintendent, Larry Clark. m.; Somday nllhtworobfp, 7t30. Rlcbarde, !ltiPL . · Mr. and Mrs, Tltu> Plcktlll and lira. Anno. Buck and Mre. flUI>. Somdl)' Scbool, 9:4~ a. m,;Sunlll)' sYRACI.\5E FIIIST JJNITED RUTL~ FIIIST BAfi'JST sisters, Josie and Maude,o(~r.. can cl. Hyaell Ibm vlltted with evening worship, 7:30; Wectnes... PRESBYTERIAN- Rev. LiMon Jley, Samilol J. Jackli>a, jJUior, cuse >i&ited Mrs. Frankie Neit- Yro. Goerglalllohl. dey Pfi)'Of and Bible atud)<, 7:30 H. Stebbins,~. Worebfp, 9 Prl)'oc ..ntce, 1:30 a. 1!14 SillMr• Larry ~er • Cleveland, P. m. a. m. Sunday SChool, 10 a. m.; dol' Scbnol, 10 a. m., Mil, ~ler ~dicy afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. EdwardHowelloC spent • w.-,.1 with bls &liter Bible Study ani! Pfi)'Of Ml"ffee, - · B!IIJar, Sqii, WarsbiP Pomeroy 81>0111 a dey with lira. and brotber-U..Iaw, Mr. and !Ira. SUTTON METHODIST - Reo, Wodnelldl)', 7 p, m, ......... ll,a. m. BaiJU"f ~ Gretta Simi>Horry Clark. John W. Kimbler, poator. sunEDEN JJNITED BRETHREN IN Union, llrlll ani! eecGild jan. ."• ' Mr, and Mrl. FrllnCJa Morril lira, Vlrsia llyaell and eon, dill' School, 10:30 a. m.; WorShip CHRIST • Eldoo R. Blake, Pll· dl)'l at $:30 p, m.; ~ ,, ....,. spem ThursdQ' 1n GaWpoliJ It clair,~ AlbarQ' call.edonMr. U1d Servtce, 9:30 a. m., second and tor, &mdaY Scbool, 10 a. m,, WOIIIIB,-Idll&. ·, H'!SELL RUN PREE . Holzer Ho>Pital and called on lira, Or>ille Alien. fourtll Somday each monlh. Wlmle Hol..,..r' supt. MornllW 10 ' "~. ~Mr. Olin Rife of Columbus viiCHESfER CHURCH OF TI H E cte sermon, 1l a,~. m, Eftnl~ "" DJST -Reo, her stster, PUio .:.ather 'lo.AIIIr Cbrtattan 7130 p. stock at Kanauga. _ !ted over tho week... with his Na,..._ - Rov.HerbertGrate, m., Yro, LYdl Chovallor, prod• tor. Somdl)' DU>thOr, lira. Con - w . pastor. WorlhiP servlce,lla.m. deal. S<q IOI'rico and smncn, Xornbll Warebfp, , Yr. Hlnnon Fox of Fostoria and 7:30 p, m., SIJnds.y, Sllncll)' St21l. llfltl·-k pr••or mHInroblp, 7tlll; the Fox weokond li bil bome ~ m;~::~· Service, lion. llr, .,..,.,....ed him "'hool, 9:30 a. m. Charlol Bie- 11111, Wlllnosday, 7:10)). 1:30 ' sell, ll4Jt., Richard Barton, a.. Mule 110111-..er, clalll4 fl) -~·for 1 r..:::; llstUit s,.n. Pr&J~or mooting, · POIIEROY LOWER BY MRS. BERTHA PARKER ChUreh!lor ·llomorlal WMiosde.J, 7:30 •"• m. The revlvalli the local churCh , , with Rev. Bqu Rice .of 8 ·· l!laolif · t ' ,. ·Opd ~ lt , ~... 7 ·- j!Oft, _durlnJI' If~ ,' • Dui"!PI the bualntos eo.\ducted ' 52 ' FAMILY'S SAFETY I YOUR •0 her :""ettni by 'Mrl. WArner a vice plate ollerlng wae taken lor. tile · school of rillnlona. II ..j anlhat the I!Mu~Lillstrlct !!~~~:!~~:ft~ 'I'"JI!ced meeting wlll be held 011 AprJI 11 at Jaekion. There we(e 62 lick c~Js I'I'P>fted , and rt>UIId robin clirdo were sent to Mrs. Jed ·Webitef, Sr., and. Mr~t. OtarJe• Karrrl Sr. wilo- ore 1.11 o\ this .. ltlme:-;. . .:v-~ . . : .. It, was suggested in a report reeetved ' by Mr.~.~ w~er that .-., · ''eh offlcei' take a ctulrch mega.. ' zlne, llfiiY lot !>!>leo eadJ dey, 0 ")$tO; · a,..J See . :~fhli New l.968 rn-B,Dv N'.iwers have .a district oftlcer attend a · meetih& and organize . group. . Ill prayer Plans were announced for a molber,claughter banquet to be '• held In MIJI In a JOint ,meeting : .with tile Lydia Circle. The· !rlendoblp circle and the 1 Lord' a Prayer in wtl'lon coneluded the llieellng, During lhe "'clal hour wllich follOwed a deaaert course waa ., AI Low As ..~\-,9.95 RAY RIGGs, INC• OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. LincoJn.Mor<uey.Com~~-&wUsb Bakoro oC llolsum Broed ·_>,, • J.' .~ ' • l' . ' of lhow who ut.e you• cor? Out-of·balonco ••• and Save Even.,_More ...... ... . · wheel• rauso fatigue,. hord·to..maftelge tleering, rovgh·ricllng ancl tll:renive, ~ttly lire-wear. fen\, Precision Hunter TUNE-IN Mr. and Mrs.Bobb)l Joe Adalno of Racine are annoonclng the ongagemelll and awroochlng marriage ol their daughter Linda CherylJ. to Mr. Gary Dennis Evans, son or Mrs. CArob'~ Evans of Mlneravllle 8JlCil the late Mr. Mark Evans. · ~ Miss /\dams, a 1966 graduate of ~uthern Local High >chool, Is employed b)l Ohio Unlversit,y's College o! Educ.., Uon. Mr~ Evans, ·also a 1966 graduate 31 ~thern Local, is sor>tng In the Army at Fort Jackson, s. (;, An CPOJI<hurch wedding Is planned for7:30oclockon April 6 in the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day .5aJJX.a on the Portia~Racine Road. An additional $25.00 will 1M 1llowed Wheel Boloncing puis the pleasure and mont of I 3-wire 11rvico ontronco which Is quilt to 10rve the now woter hooter. DOII't DELA'f '{)JUve _[, lf,r/tuf. -- F.ll FOR A EHS Band Booster Group Pick U, an• Dlllmy AU S.t'Yict Clttmr,OIIIo 915-3350 To Hold Sale, Tag Day -;..A I r'.' " :r• ,,, <=1"··''1 , ·,:-. ~, - 'I'' ,, ' . , ;; 1 ,... · ·" ' ( • · ...... ... . ·~ , " '" Jli ..,! "• ...... ..;. ,.. ..:. ~~- . :' ,IUifii'e. : The group dlscusoed buying. a new, larger poPcorn machine for HEATtNG the next football seaiOI\. Mem- ,' 99:1-2550 • TINY'S FOODWD . their small machine which they want to replace. ~' Yeago was commeuded by die II'OI!P 011 the hiSII rollngs Ml'Qed by several of hls''instrurnela• tal students at the recent solo .,-;, :~" MARK 'y · R. ·H. RAWliNGS SONS CO. '. .. Ohio' I Oldalt ~Deale,.' Middleport, Ohio . .' bers expressed ,a desire to sell . ·• . Nlcld!III'Orto Ohio ' ' and enaemble contest sponsor- · ROYAL O~JAAK .. .. fr ' ·'' '• •' '-:. I,·' FA141LY RECREATION ' ' ' IM'DOIING ed br the Ohio Mualc Education Asoociaticn in,, Athens. ' CQ. .$.U4 Donation tv1ade to E- R For Insurance · ,, • .,,. -' sYRACVSE- The LlldleoAux~ Wary o1 the Volunteer Fire Deparbnonl mal In regular eos: -N- slon Mi>ndl)' DJih~ Marth 11, In the lowD hilt'wla, the preaident, Jean !fall, prO"alcJing. Roll call ~-~··· _,aweret! <b¥ II meinboro: 11te em8rienCY rescue unit ·. · wao preaented with • dlock oC '.114 to !li.Y for the InsuranCe . Of tho Bftlbuianco. · • To . !Ia~ Ch~ lldlto have 736 Easter bas~• ord,red. Orders !"IIY · lie IJIU!ft to 'IQ)' Auxiliary member. .ICe,. freezer" Used II a thl. uri~ Will you pay ·more .and get less ·in you~ next· clothes dryer? . ' . , 119:1-32M ' '' You will .•• unlea,all't •lectrtc. Flemeless dryers cost las.s 'to buy lhan.ftama-lype dryers , , . IS much as ,$40 , !•,sa' An~ that'l j~ttlhe beginning, Since they're flama)e,._ you can lnstalllhem anyiorhere with one electrical ~nocllon. The11't n~ dirt, no by-produtl$ of combus',~' no lumas. ,With fewer moving . p~rls, le'a can _go , n_g. Right? ~".modern ci~lhos'llrylng ..• p~nller dry.j k: r · ing for to.~ay's miracle fabrics ... for an average operating cost of $1,1 monlh. Big value? It's Amarlca'sfavorite dryer, fi'el~rred by women two t~ one over flame-type drying, YOU can move up to electric drying at tho lowest QO,SI ever right now, by laking advantage of opocial m~n~y, ~avirlg wiring certlllcataa available to our custome~. Aak your appliance dealer for details. - ' 1 ., " ' .' "; ' 'I . . .'. ,_ ... I~ Ask Us for Detailsl WHIIL IALANCE CHECKI NEWELL'S SUNOCO SERVICE ' on the ..,._· mont. of tny 2-wire ltrvlce entreneo or the ,.,,_ sofely back in their driving, anll tavu Brown, or Mrs. George W•• Charles Yeago, band direct&-.lllnodnced - that the hll!f> siJqol co.cort band will participate ln the dllllrlct band contest to be held In Jroaton oo March 23. ~e alao ,ennounced that t h e "Impacts" had recently made reOOrdtngs and the records wtll be · olferlll !61'-'lili"ln' tile near WIUIS UTHONY lolilkiiiiPOrt ~afoly are asked to contact Mrs. Gor4oti Chevalier, Mrs. Walter and 'Diltrlbutors Of Hi&h Grade Coal Wilt Colilmbla, W, Va. :H0 Lil>co!D st. Whot't more (mPCutarlt than the The next meeting ot the group Plana for a rummage sale on was scheduled tor April 9 at March 23 and Tag Day activlwhich time plans will be rnade tles on March 30 were made when tqr band banquets and parties. GO ON srRIKE the Band Boosters Association TOLEDO (UPD ·- More than of tJie Eastern High School met 800 emplo,yes of the Toledo Scale recently at the school. Corp., walked oil their jobs toBoth the rwnmage Ale and dey at 011!0 minute post mldnll!f>t the Tal nay aetiYities wtu be In a contract diapu!O. held in Pomeroy. Committees were appointed to work on the proJects and persons haYln8 to contribute to the ~ors PI.UM~NG & by Mro. Clara Thomas with Mrs. Ruth <BarnttJ 81 a c o n t r ibutllll hostess. The St. Patrick•• llll' theme wao · carried out In the table decoraitons. Ford . 'lll.'l~""•;w f·~~~r. . ' • 'tWO ~ ;J ~ Sfn'ed LEIVING COAL COMPANY PeoPle'• >iUo 11 evqelillt'clooed evenq. Tht Re'Y.' IUci iJy were guesta of Iiov. and Eupw Gill IIlii ~ '! ' Gallon KtlP. f)RJVINC APlOi{}R£ ' ~ nitz, a -)~~;~t="; ' •,: ' Lane•• e,up.m.,,t~~~~-: fliliT .. I ' vice :'~uer 1,. .' named b.i·'Phcu.' .~· -at. ' elected a-•· --• Laurel QitT ~'r M~e. =.,. e8 " ,.,. =· - JS, llWN Hiles tlloWqnJt service Church wng Bottom Soc•al N Mal'l'h In BoliV:io. ROY, ~ h;)ste•"' Thursdly ~~tlar · · :~:::.~::W:\."V"":>:«.•?.«-.'<««·:«::.:.:.:-x.~'::-»:-~ :. ~- 71!·~ WectnelldiYBlble Ut 1. m. ~1} , ~, 1, when the - - ~-i~o..: ALFRED METHOilsr~ P.n CHJl!SrlAN :>CIENCE si>G IIUd.Y, 7:30 J>.llf, SY\IAC\.\SE llE'f!lli!)F Cirole met at ~or.' •,• A. Caoto, Putor. !Oindllf !ichool ETY - PomonQ<. "!Oib•-~· JEHOV AU'S \Vl'I'NEI:SES, La!'- . Rt~, , W~ll · ~'l ~stor. _,. ... " ••• Methodist . al •···~·'·; · "~~=~:!.~.~~~~~.~~:~ l!ldlonl Gll~.ey, Sli&J!. s...9:30a.m. '·•~l' ' 'n111 1l'l, I\ 1111 ~' 1 '~'·~·Mlt.li.tl~.wrt, ' tt, • ·' ' '' "• �• o., ~~~r~11' J'-' l· OO~ 1 ,, .A~$ RiiJ~,- ·Are Y~u:· tJste~,lJl~:~·.g·;:?,:. "" ,.. '·. ' • • 't'~ · . • • ~ , ' • .~ .. .• '• ,. ·i'· ~· -·----~-...··+~1!111'!101!-oJo·...·. ';.•:...· ' I'· ~·CAQ,iER WUTED ., ., . " p· · m·e~v · .·.-.·. . ' ,... ., _o"'::.t.~(f$~ .•,"""iN""''r..,.,; :·""" 2 IN ~IDDLEPORl . . SIGNS •.,, · FertiO~ti~·~~~ AND LOWEll POMEROY QU:I'I'V. . Motor •CO• .'; All i ..trofo, :jl;olil;{ ~.... ~ ,' " """ ,., tl¥1 1"-rtlpl. 11 nnh ptr '!'lrtl ~ UftHcvtln 1-rtltonl· - ' ' 21 pit Clllt Dltco~Uftt ... INN . . •1'141 •II palll wJ~• tl ·ti•YI· · CARD Of. TtJIINill & HITUAlY f!ar Sl w•l'd mlnlftiiiUI'I. 11. ".J' ._..,..,._.."" ,e. 1'-1ND Attl Afdllllflll ak tl•••nt. ~ · . ... l C,.1.... 11M' '-dftt· , ......Notlcl ,_ .,.,, lill MOUII lltt 1~ , '!J!'" ..."'. Dill' ,:,. I. ...., •' CaII 'll Mrs. (I 1 or d ••Faye,, M1111 ey • ddIePorI M For Rent LARGE five room and balb apartment, newty detoratl!d., fumace hea~ Pomeroy, · Phone 992-S30'1. H-lk - - - - - 'I FURNISHED GARAGE APART· MENT on Lincoln HDI, Ad· ulls only, phone - · Wl-30tc REVIVAL STAR11NG at tile Mt. Iierman UB Church. M~h 11. at 7:311 p.m. each eyenlng. Rev. Carey Knlttlt' Of CIDCinnau,. wUl be lbe ev"'ge!IJI. Special alnging each CLOSE IN downtown Pomeroy; One three room apartment, 1eventng. Everyone is welvery nice and modern: Sbown l.come. 3-1-JJtc by appointment only. Phone ','.;: U.lfc iiAM SHOOT Sunday, March 992.-5271. 11, starting at 12 noon to 4 p.m. on the Robert Hill farm, FURNISHED APARTMENT. Racine-Bashan· Road. Spon- couple only, 2t2 S. 5th Ave., sored by Racine Fire Depart- Middleport, 1192-5435. 3-tO-tlc ment. J.14-3tc " Slle. FOr P.ESIDENCE telephone custo- CARPETS a !right? Make them mers. Now, no installation a beautiful siBht with Blue charge fl)f' extension tele- Lustre. Rent electric shamphones. can our business of- pooer. Baker Furniture. fice for details 99Z.2t9t . 3-11-Stc 3·t4-t2tc SPECIAL PERMANENTS regular $15 now $9.50. Cletith Brogan's Shop, pllone 7425300. 3-t!-30\C: MOBIL HOME, t0x50, two bedrooms, coppertone kitchen, wall to wall carpet ln living room. All gas appliances. Phone 9!12-26t9. 3-7-t2tp HAPPY HOUR, Shenang SprlngJ SINGER SEWING machine In NUe Club. 5 to 6 p.m. Mon- lovely sewing table. Does al1 day thrU Friday. Ladies night regular sewing, plus dial every Friday. utlc equipped for fancy zig zag designs, buttonholee, overPENNY - ONE t946 PENNY cast, etc. Only 6 monthly paywill pay 1m' a brake adjal~ ments of lt .61 per week. ment at Pomeroy Homt & Pbono 992.-26!5. 3-5-tfc Auto. 1-T-tlc HAPPY VALLEY p~·; ~ will be at Jacks Cl<~ · Friday and Saturday from 8 to 2:30. 3-t3-31p SINGER SEWING machine, sews forward and reverse. Zig zag equipped to buttonhole, monogram, dam, etc. SeWll Uke new. Pay off 6 pay- ®· 0 IUII·I 1963 MEROUHY ' ~. ' .• 1 .. • • . . . . • • • . . . . . . .$896 2 Dr, Monterey, vs, automatic trans•• ~ w.w. tires, white !lni~h, Shl11> and clean Interior, radio and h-r. 1963 PoNTIAc ........... _. ...............$996 Tempest Lemans 2 LOOr, 326 VS 3 speed Roor Ohll4 bucket seats. Radio and heater. Localt owner car~ .. · ·.. · 1964 FORD •• , •••• , •• , •• , • , , , •••• , •• , •••$1395 Galaxie 500 4 door. Local owned. ~p clean Interior red over white finish, good tires, 352 engine, automatic ~wer steering. R. and H. . • l'!li~LioUtil· 1~1~· alt.....,, ' aP~Ino. . "'" .viU., ..rt,, ONIOII , ....nt itew. , AREA. w.t.REHbusE •. . •• '!!_R,q,v·:'·.. . . . ••~• .. ', ~··· Busi!(ess Services . C' C. BRADFORD 1+Ut;TIONEER .Completo servt<e Wr~, Ploae or · .. ForS1Ie Real Esta.te For S.le ' 36 INCH Magic Chef Range, used only 4 years, like new. Will trade for 30 inch G. E. Electric Range, similar condition, Phone 992.-2616. 3-t4-6lc FARM - 58 Acres - 25 Tillable - til. story 7 room frame. bath, basement, fur19".>8 SEWING MACHINE nevnace heating, barn, chicken er been used. I am onl~ askhouse, One mile from Harriing 135 and will accept $1.25 sonville on paved road, weekly, Phone 991·2665. $7,000.00 3-14-tfc POMEROY - EAST MAIN g room frame, 5 bedrooms, SINGER SEWING Machine in new walnut sewing table, zig two baths, can be 2 apartmeniS, furnace heating, basez:ag equipped to buttonhole, ment, garage, large Jot in monogram. overcast, fancy good neighborhood. front and design, etc. Pay off 7 pay. back porches. Modem ldlchments $5 each, Phone 992en and bath on first floor. Fi· 2685 . 3-14-tfc nancing can be arranged. ltO,OOO.OO 1964 PONTIAC Catalina Safari POMEROY EAST MAIN ST. va. automatic, 9 passenger - 2 story home, 5 rooms, station wagon, power brakes, bath, garage, front porch, power steering, luggage rack. Now rented $35.00 per month. red and white, priced at $3,500.00 wholesale. 1953 Chevrolet lm· pala 2 door Sport Coupe, po- VIRGIL or HELEN TEAFORD wer brakes, flOWer steering, Albert M. Cox. Broker air conditioning, V8, automa· llt!.3830 9ft.3l3f tic, priced at wholesale. 1965 Mustang, V8. floor shirt, white vinyl too. sharp, call 9926547. Financing available. ' Insurance Will sell or trade. 3-14-tfc C,c;ltlu tt1ltt - · Cloilla!cl . . Crill Bndftrd. ' lllctiO, o.to ·· attte Reflller· oUon sentee. Jacl<'a Rlfrll- AIR CONDl'\'IONING Wheel Allgnln~ eratlon, N~w Haven. hone . f I tie 182-J179. READY • MIX ered right to concrete deliv- jOur proJecl Fast and easy. Free estlmates. Phone 9!12-3111. Goe&lein Ready· Ml• Co., Middle- port, Ohla. I It tie BUDGET PRICE furniture on our thtrd floor budget a1mp. -GUARANTEED- POMEROY ~=~~~;::;:;::;;:::::::= I Want ABeautiful Yard Tills Summer Fully ~~ ~ Free Insured , '1j,J( . . Estlm1tts Baker Obto Furniture. Middleport. ? IS tic SEWING MACHINES, repair Rrvlce, all makea. WY I2284. The Fabric Shol>, Poll> eroy. Authorized Singer Sales and service. We Sharpen Scissors. 341fc EXPERT Motorcycle Repair, Pomeroy Home and Auto. 11-311-TFC O'Connor's .vI •. TR£E AND &UftfriPE _,.,Aft I ,af New Slt>Pif Wide Oval! Repnlred Assorted Adjustment Tires Ju&t ARRIVED!. s16.50 & s18.50 AU SIZES ~12.00 All Regular Sizes S12.50 plua tax each CLYDE KUHN John W. VanMeter ,. new rubber, one owner, new 350 Diesel John Duerr tractor Herman U. B. Church March winch angle blade canopy. u·at 7:30 p.m. each evening. Marlon Reynolds, below Drive Rev. CoreY Knlllle of CincinInn Theatre, Mason. W. V~. nati. Obto wiU be tile Evanges-to-6tc RATS, MICE eliminated forevlist. Special singing each eveer. "Get Star'• 2\1 lb. 11.69, nlnt. Everyone Is weleomo. t9'18 FULLY autom•tlc Sewln~ Ebersbach Hdwe., Sugar Run U.JJtc Machine, complete to make Mill, Pickens, Mason, Star buttonholes. darn, and emb. Supply, Wagner, Racine. W•nted To Buy t5 builtin designs. This mach. :1-tS-ltp TEAM OF HORSES, t! to 15011 ine is In perfect condition. ll>o., good-broke, phone 992.- This machine !Kild for UW.95, SINGER ZIG ZAG sewing ma2215. 3-J.3.31e balance now $75.00 or take chine, needs no cams. All over paymelits of lli.18 per built·in £eatures. Makes butANTIQUES, furniture, dllbes, month. Try it in your home. tonholes, fancy designs, sews ~llaneous. Mrs. Howard Call 9!12-2836. S-12-61c on buttons etc. Pay $5 Per. Cecil, IIIII W. Main St., Pomemonth or pay balance d g e I'OJ. 1-15-tlc WANTED re&ponsible pariy to $47.22. Free borne demonstraassume payments of 15.1t per tion. Call 992.-3218. 3-t~tc month or pay balance due Help W1nted $91.64 for t968 stereo console SOLID STATE STEREO, t~7 ROUTE SALESMAN wllh AM and FM radio, ~ HERE is an excellent opportunwalnut stereo console with 1 4 speed automatic changer. Call speakers, 4 speed automatic ity for the right man to make 992.-2836. 3-tl-6lc an extremely good career on rhanger. Take over payments of $5 per month or pay balan established route. Better Leading HAY, C.Orge Carson, than average working eondlance 167.30. Call 992-32t6. S-1l-6tp Creek Road. Uons and first rate fringe 3-tiM>tc benefits. Guaranteed salary plus commission. For penon. WEST Highland White Terriers, STEREO. Beautilul AM & FM black and silver, Miniature al interview and complete demaple stereo just received Schnauzers, Miniature, Poodtails write to 8oi IJIII.J, 0<1 from overstocked coinpany, les. Little Barkaroo Kennels, The Daily Sentinel, Poiii!I'O)'. will sell at dealers cost. Price Coolville, 687-2836. 3-12-tOtc 1114.95 or monthly payments. Giving name, addrell, ate and phone number. Z.l:t.Sic Cali 99:1-3218. 3-tS-61<: HOUSE for sale 1 in Clifton. Beautiful private home, for 1961 CHEVY IMPALA, 1956 Winted to Rent chlldRn, sll nioms (three GMC Pickup, garden tractor THREE or four bedroom home bedrooms), divided basement, and tllble saw. Phone !47-2t6t in Rulland school district by play room and sbower. Two :1-15-lilc April t. Must accept chldren, lots 50 I 100; 12 I (8 bam. can furnish references, Phone Preperly fenced in. Inquire BARN MANURE, Sherman Ro14:1-5032. s.I!-!tc at Blanche Compoon, CUIherts. Phone 992-6476. 3-t5-3tc too. S-t-30t< For Rent GOOD BALED HAY, horse hay TRAILER. Brown's Trailer POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy and cow hay, 50 cents a bale Court, Minersville, Phone mminiature. $75 and up. Stud. <~t barn. 1960 Ford SlarHner , 3324 . :1-14-31< service and grooming. Phooe body, tires and mechanically 992.-5443. 11 3 lfc AI. William Houdashelt. 7 ROOM house at Bashan. Kingsbury Road. Phone 992! S-!Utp POTATOES. Clarence Proffitt. Phone 94H'103. 6658. 3-t5-3tc Portland. Phona 143-22SI. 11 3 tfc 4 ROOM and bath unfuvnlBbed Business Servl- .. --- apartment. PhOne ~. LOGAN FIRE & SAFET·; S-IS-tie rnAL. heavy. lurn."~ stn)I;Pr. ell'! EQUIPMENT, sales and lOr· and mine run. txcel~lor Salt Worb. inc .. E. Main St .. Pn· vice, Pomeroy Ohio, RD FURNISHJiD apartment, I mei'I>V. Pli<lne 9!1'!~1891 . t2-6-tfc special prices on exUngulll!rooms and bath, Harold Newers for boat*~ trailers ID t1 ' ..;....•.--~ ell, Cheeter, Pbone . . - . homes. Dwight\ Lll8'1'1 ,1112i 3-Jllfe IIIQBJ~ iloJ.i.EI ,IJS\i· excellent 382t, Chart.S M~ban· 9ft. conditiM. Completely furnio!'· ' 6364, Mu Elcllll)tOf - · ed. $!~.001 Call 99:1-5262. , FURNISHED l'li'O MOROOJI Lawrence Eblin IIIH62!. ~-~·c APARTMBNT, Mk!dleJI'Iit, :1-Nttt phone lt'UI'lt. 11-lde --- I ' ' a. ow•r.\ 1 I CJ I I I M-IA'T A Mli5HT DO IN OI<DER 10 Elf S.UPFOI<TED IN "fHE MANNE!< 1ll WHICH 61-tE'S. ACCUSTO\o\ED. tence. /l : Mr. ~ Mrs. ·Blain Ttllor- , . ., called "" Mr. and M,l.· Wl,l'he ·. ·' evOinlnS. . '·,! '' Bnckloo .&a.ra, :o-=-(,\n-w..-,. ~un"ol"'~' G0tN0 IIIP IOmtiHO .. , UNfAII QUIVII o\ll~lll~'f': lf'o\at "'• tltifttp tlu• 6......, ., ''"' arl aiii'IIOII lrf'!pf lt•r llu6oM:-- ..IAIOfiiUI" . ·• ua.aL MOnet S..dul propoaaa. will be reeei't'H bY lfle Mel• Local· 84!hool os.trtet Bo..rd of Zl'lueaUell, lleiP Coullt,«, at lt. office In the NlddkPOI1 Hl•h Ne Vloltlng Cailr No Russian czat ited the 'Whlte Srtlool Bulkllnr until 11:00 o'dock Gr~nd noon . .-\prll 1. 1111118. for u . s . Trefl•· ury note• that "'"' • maturlly vi· lue o( 121.000 end 130.000 rft;pel!· tlveb YI'Nell will rnaWn 1t th• eftd of a •"'- month• p•rkld of time. Jfelr• Local khoul DLJtrld Bonrd of Eduutloll guest at the slon d'-'ring the· lion of Preside Grant. · ,),' L . · W. MeCom .. , Clerlr: 'llr. 15-U --Jtc D~ke 9115-4141 nRESU TIRES ments $8.76 each or $30 cash\ GUN SHOOT SUNDAY, MARCH Phone 992.-2685. 3-5-tlc ""l't.A. It noon, sponsored by ~ "''Malid American Legion, HAY AND STRAW. Phone !19'1Ham and Baeon, Shotguna 621'7. 3·3-12tn only, everybody welcome. 3-t:J.31p t96t CHRYSLER Newport V8. REVIVAL starting at tile MI. Snwlft . uu.ou; ~::C:h:•:te:'·:Oh::lo:::-:~·~Phon~ : ~-~·~98~5-3~$4~7~.~ , --- EXPERT ENGINE TUNE UP, 14.95 plus parts If needed, Pom.,..y Home & Auto. 11-30-TFC DAUTO Originated O.arfoa< wind ', .DAILY AT 7:SO A.M. 12 ·NOON ' 3 ·P.M.- • ·. AN& ' ~ · 4:30 P.M. .• ·~ Keeping Meigs Gollio and Meson Area Informed As Well. As , Enterlained OFF IUHI'T£1 �• o., ~~~r~11' J'-' l· OO~ 1 ,, .A~$ RiiJ~,- ·Are Y~u:· tJste~,lJl~:~·.g·;:?,:. "" ,.. '·. ' • • 't'~ · . • • ~ , ' • .~ .. .• '• ,. ·i'· ~· -·----~-...··+~1!111'!101!-oJo·...·. ';.•:...· ' I'· ~·CAQ,iER WUTED ., ., . " p· · m·e~v · .·.-.·. . ' ,... ., _o"'::.t.~(f$~ .•,"""iN""''r..,.,; :·""" 2 IN ~IDDLEPORl . . SIGNS •.,, · FertiO~ti~·~~~ AND LOWEll POMEROY QU:I'I'V. . Motor •CO• .'; All i ..trofo, :jl;olil;{ ~.... ~ ,' " """ ,., tl¥1 1"-rtlpl. 11 nnh ptr '!'lrtl ~ UftHcvtln 1-rtltonl· - ' ' 21 pit Clllt Dltco~Uftt ... INN . . •1'141 •II palll wJ~• tl ·ti•YI· · CARD Of. TtJIINill & HITUAlY f!ar Sl w•l'd mlnlftiiiUI'I. 11. ".J' ._..,..,._.."" ,e. 1'-1ND Attl Afdllllflll ak tl•••nt. ~ · . ... l C,.1.... 11M' '-dftt· , ......Notlcl ,_ .,.,, lill MOUII lltt 1~ , '!J!'" ..."'. Dill' ,:,. I. ...., •' CaII 'll Mrs. (I 1 or d ••Faye,, M1111 ey • ddIePorI M For Rent LARGE five room and balb apartment, newty detoratl!d., fumace hea~ Pomeroy, · Phone 992-S30'1. H-lk - - - - - 'I FURNISHED GARAGE APART· MENT on Lincoln HDI, Ad· ulls only, phone - · Wl-30tc REVIVAL STAR11NG at tile Mt. Iierman UB Church. M~h 11. at 7:311 p.m. each eyenlng. Rev. Carey Knlttlt' Of CIDCinnau,. wUl be lbe ev"'ge!IJI. Special alnging each CLOSE IN downtown Pomeroy; One three room apartment, 1eventng. Everyone is welvery nice and modern: Sbown l.come. 3-1-JJtc by appointment only. Phone ','.;: U.lfc iiAM SHOOT Sunday, March 992.-5271. 11, starting at 12 noon to 4 p.m. on the Robert Hill farm, FURNISHED APARTMENT. Racine-Bashan· Road. Spon- couple only, 2t2 S. 5th Ave., sored by Racine Fire Depart- Middleport, 1192-5435. 3-tO-tlc ment. J.14-3tc " Slle. FOr P.ESIDENCE telephone custo- CARPETS a !right? Make them mers. Now, no installation a beautiful siBht with Blue charge fl)f' extension tele- Lustre. Rent electric shamphones. can our business of- pooer. Baker Furniture. fice for details 99Z.2t9t . 3-11-Stc 3·t4-t2tc SPECIAL PERMANENTS regular $15 now $9.50. Cletith Brogan's Shop, pllone 7425300. 3-t!-30\C: MOBIL HOME, t0x50, two bedrooms, coppertone kitchen, wall to wall carpet ln living room. All gas appliances. Phone 9!12-26t9. 3-7-t2tp HAPPY HOUR, Shenang SprlngJ SINGER SEWING machine In NUe Club. 5 to 6 p.m. Mon- lovely sewing table. Does al1 day thrU Friday. Ladies night regular sewing, plus dial every Friday. utlc equipped for fancy zig zag designs, buttonholee, overPENNY - ONE t946 PENNY cast, etc. Only 6 monthly paywill pay 1m' a brake adjal~ ments of lt .61 per week. ment at Pomeroy Homt & Pbono 992.-26!5. 3-5-tfc Auto. 1-T-tlc HAPPY VALLEY p~·; ~ will be at Jacks Cl<~ · Friday and Saturday from 8 to 2:30. 3-t3-31p SINGER SEWING machine, sews forward and reverse. Zig zag equipped to buttonhole, monogram, dam, etc. SeWll Uke new. Pay off 6 pay- ®· 0 IUII·I 1963 MEROUHY ' ~. ' .• 1 .. • • . . . . • • • . . . . . . .$896 2 Dr, Monterey, vs, automatic trans•• ~ w.w. tires, white !lni~h, Shl11> and clean Interior, radio and h-r. 1963 PoNTIAc ........... _. ...............$996 Tempest Lemans 2 LOOr, 326 VS 3 speed Roor Ohll4 bucket seats. Radio and heater. Localt owner car~ .. · ·.. · 1964 FORD •• , •••• , •• , •• , • , , , •••• , •• , •••$1395 Galaxie 500 4 door. Local owned. ~p clean Interior red over white finish, good tires, 352 engine, automatic ~wer steering. R. and H. . • l'!li~LioUtil· 1~1~· alt.....,, ' aP~Ino. . "'" .viU., ..rt,, ONIOII , ....nt itew. , AREA. w.t.REHbusE •. . •• '!!_R,q,v·:'·.. . . . ••~• .. ', ~··· Busi!(ess Services . C' C. BRADFORD 1+Ut;TIONEER .Completo servt<e Wr~, Ploae or · .. ForS1Ie Real Esta.te For S.le ' 36 INCH Magic Chef Range, used only 4 years, like new. Will trade for 30 inch G. E. Electric Range, similar condition, Phone 992.-2616. 3-t4-6lc FARM - 58 Acres - 25 Tillable - til. story 7 room frame. bath, basement, fur19".>8 SEWING MACHINE nevnace heating, barn, chicken er been used. I am onl~ askhouse, One mile from Harriing 135 and will accept $1.25 sonville on paved road, weekly, Phone 991·2665. $7,000.00 3-14-tfc POMEROY - EAST MAIN g room frame, 5 bedrooms, SINGER SEWING Machine in new walnut sewing table, zig two baths, can be 2 apartmeniS, furnace heating, basez:ag equipped to buttonhole, ment, garage, large Jot in monogram. overcast, fancy good neighborhood. front and design, etc. Pay off 7 pay. back porches. Modem ldlchments $5 each, Phone 992en and bath on first floor. Fi· 2685 . 3-14-tfc nancing can be arranged. ltO,OOO.OO 1964 PONTIAC Catalina Safari POMEROY EAST MAIN ST. va. automatic, 9 passenger - 2 story home, 5 rooms, station wagon, power brakes, bath, garage, front porch, power steering, luggage rack. Now rented $35.00 per month. red and white, priced at $3,500.00 wholesale. 1953 Chevrolet lm· pala 2 door Sport Coupe, po- VIRGIL or HELEN TEAFORD wer brakes, flOWer steering, Albert M. Cox. Broker air conditioning, V8, automa· llt!.3830 9ft.3l3f tic, priced at wholesale. 1965 Mustang, V8. floor shirt, white vinyl too. sharp, call 9926547. Financing available. ' Insurance Will sell or trade. 3-14-tfc C,c;ltlu tt1ltt - · Cloilla!cl . . Crill Bndftrd. ' lllctiO, o.to ·· attte Reflller· oUon sentee. Jacl<'a Rlfrll- AIR CONDl'\'IONING Wheel Allgnln~ eratlon, N~w Haven. hone . f I tie 182-J179. READY • MIX ered right to concrete deliv- jOur proJecl Fast and easy. Free estlmates. Phone 9!12-3111. Goe&lein Ready· Ml• Co., Middle- port, Ohla. I It tie BUDGET PRICE furniture on our thtrd floor budget a1mp. -GUARANTEED- POMEROY ~=~~~;::;:;::;;:::::::= I Want ABeautiful Yard Tills Summer Fully ~~ ~ Free Insured , '1j,J( . . Estlm1tts Baker Obto Furniture. Middleport. ? IS tic SEWING MACHINES, repair Rrvlce, all makea. WY I2284. The Fabric Shol>, Poll> eroy. Authorized Singer Sales and service. We Sharpen Scissors. 341fc EXPERT Motorcycle Repair, Pomeroy Home and Auto. 11-311-TFC O'Connor's .vI •. TR£E AND &UftfriPE _,.,Aft I ,af New Slt>Pif Wide Oval! Repnlred Assorted Adjustment Tires Ju&t ARRIVED!. s16.50 & s18.50 AU SIZES ~12.00 All Regular Sizes S12.50 plua tax each CLYDE KUHN John W. VanMeter ,. new rubber, one owner, new 350 Diesel John Duerr tractor Herman U. B. Church March winch angle blade canopy. u·at 7:30 p.m. each evening. Marlon Reynolds, below Drive Rev. CoreY Knlllle of CincinInn Theatre, Mason. W. V~. nati. Obto wiU be tile Evanges-to-6tc RATS, MICE eliminated forevlist. Special singing each eveer. "Get Star'• 2\1 lb. 11.69, nlnt. Everyone Is weleomo. t9'18 FULLY autom•tlc Sewln~ Ebersbach Hdwe., Sugar Run U.JJtc Machine, complete to make Mill, Pickens, Mason, Star buttonholes. darn, and emb. Supply, Wagner, Racine. W•nted To Buy t5 builtin designs. This mach. :1-tS-ltp TEAM OF HORSES, t! to 15011 ine is In perfect condition. ll>o., good-broke, phone 992.- This machine !Kild for UW.95, SINGER ZIG ZAG sewing ma2215. 3-J.3.31e balance now $75.00 or take chine, needs no cams. All over paymelits of lli.18 per built·in £eatures. Makes butANTIQUES, furniture, dllbes, month. Try it in your home. tonholes, fancy designs, sews ~llaneous. Mrs. Howard Call 9!12-2836. S-12-61c on buttons etc. Pay $5 Per. Cecil, IIIII W. Main St., Pomemonth or pay balance d g e I'OJ. 1-15-tlc WANTED re&ponsible pariy to $47.22. Free borne demonstraassume payments of 15.1t per tion. Call 992.-3218. 3-t~tc month or pay balance due Help W1nted $91.64 for t968 stereo console SOLID STATE STEREO, t~7 ROUTE SALESMAN wllh AM and FM radio, ~ HERE is an excellent opportunwalnut stereo console with 1 4 speed automatic changer. Call speakers, 4 speed automatic ity for the right man to make 992.-2836. 3-tl-6lc an extremely good career on rhanger. Take over payments of $5 per month or pay balan established route. Better Leading HAY, C.Orge Carson, than average working eondlance 167.30. Call 992-32t6. S-1l-6tp Creek Road. Uons and first rate fringe 3-tiM>tc benefits. Guaranteed salary plus commission. For penon. WEST Highland White Terriers, STEREO. Beautilul AM & FM black and silver, Miniature al interview and complete demaple stereo just received Schnauzers, Miniature, Poodtails write to 8oi IJIII.J, 0<1 from overstocked coinpany, les. Little Barkaroo Kennels, The Daily Sentinel, Poiii!I'O)'. will sell at dealers cost. Price Coolville, 687-2836. 3-12-tOtc 1114.95 or monthly payments. Giving name, addrell, ate and phone number. Z.l:t.Sic Cali 99:1-3218. 3-tS-61<: HOUSE for sale 1 in Clifton. Beautiful private home, for 1961 CHEVY IMPALA, 1956 Winted to Rent chlldRn, sll nioms (three GMC Pickup, garden tractor THREE or four bedroom home bedrooms), divided basement, and tllble saw. Phone !47-2t6t in Rulland school district by play room and sbower. Two :1-15-lilc April t. Must accept chldren, lots 50 I 100; 12 I (8 bam. can furnish references, Phone Preperly fenced in. Inquire BARN MANURE, Sherman Ro14:1-5032. s.I!-!tc at Blanche Compoon, CUIherts. Phone 992-6476. 3-t5-3tc too. S-t-30t< For Rent GOOD BALED HAY, horse hay TRAILER. Brown's Trailer POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy and cow hay, 50 cents a bale Court, Minersville, Phone mminiature. $75 and up. Stud. <~t barn. 1960 Ford SlarHner , 3324 . :1-14-31< service and grooming. Phooe body, tires and mechanically 992.-5443. 11 3 lfc AI. William Houdashelt. 7 ROOM house at Bashan. Kingsbury Road. Phone 992! S-!Utp POTATOES. Clarence Proffitt. Phone 94H'103. 6658. 3-t5-3tc Portland. Phona 143-22SI. 11 3 tfc 4 ROOM and bath unfuvnlBbed Business Servl- .. --- apartment. PhOne ~. LOGAN FIRE & SAFET·; S-IS-tie rnAL. heavy. lurn."~ stn)I;Pr. ell'! EQUIPMENT, sales and lOr· and mine run. txcel~lor Salt Worb. inc .. E. Main St .. Pn· vice, Pomeroy Ohio, RD FURNISHJiD apartment, I mei'I>V. Pli<lne 9!1'!~1891 . t2-6-tfc special prices on exUngulll!rooms and bath, Harold Newers for boat*~ trailers ID t1 ' ..;....•.--~ ell, Cheeter, Pbone . . - . homes. Dwight\ Lll8'1'1 ,1112i 3-Jllfe IIIQBJ~ iloJ.i.EI ,IJS\i· excellent 382t, Chart.S M~ban· 9ft. conditiM. Completely furnio!'· ' 6364, Mu Elcllll)tOf - · ed. $!~.001 Call 99:1-5262. , FURNISHED l'li'O MOROOJI Lawrence Eblin IIIH62!. ~-~·c APARTMBNT, Mk!dleJI'Iit, :1-Nttt phone lt'UI'lt. 11-lde --- I ' ' a. ow•r.\ 1 I CJ I I I M-IA'T A Mli5HT DO IN OI<DER 10 Elf S.UPFOI<TED IN "fHE MANNE!< 1ll WHICH 61-tE'S. ACCUSTO\o\ED. tence. /l : Mr. ~ Mrs. ·Blain Ttllor- , . ., called "" Mr. and M,l.· Wl,l'he ·. ·' evOinlnS. . '·,! '' Bnckloo .&a.ra, :o-=-(,\n-w..-,. ~un"ol"'~' G0tN0 IIIP IOmtiHO .. , UNfAII QUIVII o\ll~lll~'f': lf'o\at "'• tltifttp tlu• 6......, ., ''"' arl aiii'IIOII lrf'!pf lt•r llu6oM:-- ..IAIOfiiUI" . ·• ua.aL MOnet S..dul propoaaa. will be reeei't'H bY lfle Mel• Local· 84!hool os.trtet Bo..rd of Zl'lueaUell, lleiP Coullt,«, at lt. office In the NlddkPOI1 Hl•h Ne Vloltlng Cailr No Russian czat ited the 'Whlte Srtlool Bulkllnr until 11:00 o'dock Gr~nd noon . .-\prll 1. 1111118. for u . s . Trefl•· ury note• that "'"' • maturlly vi· lue o( 121.000 end 130.000 rft;pel!· tlveb YI'Nell will rnaWn 1t th• eftd of a •"'- month• p•rkld of time. Jfelr• Local khoul DLJtrld Bonrd of Eduutloll guest at the slon d'-'ring the· lion of Preside Grant. · ,),' L . · W. MeCom .. , Clerlr: 'llr. 15-U --Jtc D~ke 9115-4141 nRESU TIRES ments $8.76 each or $30 cash\ GUN SHOOT SUNDAY, MARCH Phone 992.-2685. 3-5-tlc ""l't.A. It noon, sponsored by ~ "''Malid American Legion, HAY AND STRAW. Phone !19'1Ham and Baeon, Shotguna 621'7. 3·3-12tn only, everybody welcome. 3-t:J.31p t96t CHRYSLER Newport V8. REVIVAL starting at tile MI. Snwlft . uu.ou; ~::C:h:•:te:'·:Oh::lo:::-:~·~Phon~ : ~-~·~98~5-3~$4~7~.~ , --- EXPERT ENGINE TUNE UP, 14.95 plus parts If needed, Pom.,..y Home & Auto. 11-30-TFC DAUTO Originated O.arfoa< wind ', .DAILY AT 7:SO A.M. 12 ·NOON ' 3 ·P.M.- • ·. AN& ' ~ · 4:30 P.M. .• ·~ Keeping Meigs Gollio and Meson Area Informed As Well. As , Enterlained OFF IUHI'T£1 �I '. ·\ O.nel<'ished, ' ' -.. \1 ' I ,, •' ,..;:,:;' . ,_ \ , J Bobby, WAsmNG'I'ON (UPO - ,,' I I seemed a5 if there were U,O new members or the Senate today. One was EufNOO McCarthy, the wimor. Ills usually 80ft spee<h was lood ~ to be heard in the press gallery 1lmrsda..Y as he joshed With RcpWJican and DemocraUc members crowding around to pat his shoulder and shake his .::· : > s£umc CHOSPITAL NEWS J Beat•.• ofthe Bend By Bob HoeOich Karl Beck, son of Mrs. Wanda Beck, formerly of Middleport and now living in Coral Gables, Fla., is serving with the Peace Corps in ,, SJuth Africa. Karl's work js in t.~>grading teachers and he is in need of pictorial t,ype magazines. Perhaps, your church gro~.&> or organization is Interested in lending a hand with his project. Most 8JU' type of pk- ture magazines would be a help. Bundles of the magazines are to be marked .. educational miiP Blrtlls Mrs. Gall M. Miller, Middle- terial" and sent by sea freight to Karl Beck, Qacha's Nek, Leo port, daughter, 8:32 a.m. ThursSOthO, 5Juth Africa. cJa.y , Discharges Mrs. William R, Black, John C. Clark, Carolyn S. Clark, Mrs. ~-~~s "TiiEATR£ ldar<:h 15. 16 "TARZAN AND THE GREAT RIVER" (Teenn.lcolor) Mike Henry, Jan Murray "JACK D.. DIAMONDS" iTechnicolor) Geo. Hamilton. Joa. Cotten Stmda.y, Monday, Tuesday March 17 ·18 -19 THE FLJM.FLAM MAN (Technicolor) George C. Scott .. Sue Lyon Colorcartoons: Haunted Mouse Lotsa Luck Peck ot Trouble SHOW START!I7 PM a locaJ facility. Those interested are askedtopasson their Ceelings to the Meigs County Commis-sioners or to Bill Childs or Bernard Fultz or the CIC. BOWEN, M e i g s C o u n t y Superintendent of MARCIA AND EDISON Hobst~ Schools, and one representative ter are sunning themselves durof the councy OOard of education ing our current cold snap at Sarwill be in Columbus ADril 20, to attend a state meeting on ed~.r asota ~rings, Fla. Besides just cational management which is relaxing, lhe Hobstetters a r e being conWcted at Batelle Mem- fishing and taking in some of Ute Chicago While Sox games. orial Institute. ROBERT Charles G. Cornwell, Mrs. Charles N. Crabtree, John H. C r emeans, Hal'(lld L Daniel . Miles E. Dowling, Mrs. John D. Kelly, Mrs. Jlllia r\, Kirby, Mrs. John Leadman, Mrs. Eva E. Mossman, Charles L Martin, William C. McDonald, Isabell M. IV A CAPEHART, New Haven, Phillips, Michael E. Runyon, Carwrites that she was the first men R. Smith, James R. Wheellady to pa,y toll charges to cross er, Cllarles E. White, William E. Reitmore, Jr ., and Paul Win- the Pomeroy-Mason bridge when it opened. Her son. who now lives ston. in MoWldsville, w. va..andworks at the Kramer Power Co., was the first chUd to pay toll over Tonight and Saturda.Y call a meeting on the matter if eoough interest is expresHed in the bridge. MISS $EING Janet Korn around'? Janet has Deen a medical pa.. Uent at Meigs General Hospital for the past fJve weeks. No lbubt she'd be pleased to hear from you. Five weeks is 1 long coofinement for someone as acUve as Janet. WHILE THE annual Eastern High SchooJ Minstrel and Olio has gone to thewaysidethisyear, there will be a new type presentation this sprng - and again under the direction of Mrs. Alice Nease. Called the "Eastern Revue" the show will be of the varietY type and will be buUt around a Huntley - Brinkley newscast bit. Date or the show has been set for May 11. The minstrel and olio pres~ tation was dropped this year because of the long hours oi r~ hearsal required for large groups doing the vocal backups for soloists. Mrs. Nease this year is teaching only one vocal music class, the remainder of her work da.Y being spent in teaching other subjects. ALTHOUGH MEIGS Councy has an interest in the aiJ'l)ort at GaJ.. ltPolls and agreed that its state funds could go to the Gallia Councy THE HEV, Paul A, Sellers, RastriP, Ulere is stU! interest here in the construction of a Meigs cine, has been returned home following surgery at Mt. carmel Co- alrstrlp, The Meigs County Communlcy Hospital in Columbus and is Improvement Corporation will "doing well." His confinemert wu for 38 days and his activities are still limited. Scouts attended Cub Scout. Boy Scout and Explorer Scout Round· tables Thursday evening ilt Kyger Creek Hlgll School. Interest in roundtables is b'I'Owing so much that the sessions are now held ln the Kyger Creek High School cafeteria, said Chadds Hall, Ma.son-Gallia-Metgs Scout Executive. Ken Leikari conducted the Explorer Roundtable, Bob Wolf, the Cub Roundtable; and Tom Metcalf, Scoutmaster, Troop 214, the Boy Scout Roundtable. For WolC, it was his Ia st Roundtable in the M..G-M District. Wolf, who is leavingthis spring for Akron, expressed his thanks to all leaders and scouters for their cooperation since he has been District Commissioner. Because of Wolf's contributions, Boy Scouting has gained in Wlits and membership, ac. Austin L. Hull Dies Thursday Austin L. Hull, 78~ Coolville, died Thursday morning in Ca1Jlden Clark Hospital at ParkeTS· burg rollowing ~ exte~ 111- ness. Mr. Hull was born in Success, Meigs County, the !1011 or tlle late Charles E. and Matilda Co!Uns Hull. He was also preceded in deai:JJ by his wile, Rosie Conant Hull and three brothersandthree sisters. He was a veteran of World War I having served in France nine munUls. He was a member of tile Vanderhoff Baptist Church and an honorary member of the Eden UB Church. lie Is survived by a brother, Cary Hull, Reedsville; one sister, Mrs. Marium JOOnstone, Huntington, Indiana, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be conducted Crom U!e White Funeral Home in Coolville SJnday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Cecil A. Morrisoo officiating. Burial will be in the Coolville cemetery. Friends may call a~me. PAUL SMJTH, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith, Pomeroy, has been promoted Crom specjaHst fourth class to Sergeant £.:;, He is OOYI serving in ThatMARIUAGE APPLICATION land. Larry Richard Lee. 20. Ht. 11 Paul's new addrebs is !'gt. E5 Long Bottom, laborer, and Vll\o Paul ~ith, 207t.h Sig. Co., Det. (E), APO 96310, San Francisco. ginia Mac Cunningham, 18, Rt. 31 l-'omeroy, nurse aide, Calil. Ot:UU1Y 1;!150 AL SO TO 111-'1~ WEDDING RING 87 50 A~INGTON Spring is here ••. vacation time will soon be here . ,.. and when you think of our last loan action, really low bank loan rates, clearly·s~ted terms, and simple monthly poymenb YOU SHOULD GET A lAIII AUTO LDAN NOW1° Flush crom his ••mOral in~ New to sa.y what kind of has ,.X entered the rice Yet. 0 Cl c atlon. He Is 42 dU!teult. and lindlns ll!c ·. RUf!ANJ? POMEROY.· Sf'Tvi'I1!J Metus..Corni.ty for over 95 years ' '\olcmbcr J.'cdcr:S.~ R~scrvc System· ' •h•Jif•im1J<if,!'OIC ··- . _ ........... .._,,..... T,o4r-Moololltc. . .J!lU.- I GALLIJ'OLis- · ~ ~~~~- of the rord, Jr., 46, Ch.-,lrii,!'lllfoolod ""' nounce his candidacy and' d!!ad earl! Saturcii,y nuirl!lnllln hlo Ford Broooo, parbl on tho Cillo River Colllorlol Rd., Cho· llhlre. Mulford, according tD lhe State ~W'I' Patrol, hadl!ooullllolln.l !l'olD hoino, or had lUI II , 11ome. ~~ 6 p.m. Frida!'. He ••• reported ........ tO thl pa. lrol at 8:20 a.m. ,and a aeeond call to the patrol al aaz a.m. 19tp of!leero of ,!lndlng the ve- know McCarthy. wants , to . be - are $1 per !amlly unit, wlllch cording to Hall. M-G-M Scout-0-Rama tickets includes rather, mother and all were distributed to unlt ticket children under 18 years of age, chairmen by 8111 Wellman, Ft. Tickets will be sold by Cubs, Pleasant. George Holt, parUcl- Boy Scouts and Explorers. ••come see these boys In Acpation chairman, explained booth construction, decoratlngandgav~ tion - See what they learn in Scooting - Seoutlnl! rounds aguy some ideas on showmanship. out," concluded Chadds Hall. Tickets Cor the Scout-0-Rama VETERANS MEMOIUAL HOSPITAL Blln'H - A IOn to Mr. one! Mrs. Cliflord Rockhold, Roedlo ville. ADMI!>SIONS - Dobra Lawrence, Lone BottOm; Clarence Barnhart. R. D., Cheshire; J:mest Wrlg!\4 Langsville; Mrs, Clifford Rocl.hOid, Roedsvjllo; V.._ glnla Bui:~ Polneroy. DISCHAHGED - Lucy Moo Cune, Mrs. Fred Pullins one! daughter. · Ohio and West Virglnia are to hold publk hearings next Wednesd~ on building a new bridge acrosslhe Ohio River here. The proposed span. to replace tlle Sliver Bridge which eo~ lapsed Dec. 151 would cost $6 mUlion and cross the river north of Gallipolis. The Ohio meeting, to be held in the Gallia CourB.,v Common Pleas Courtroom at 1;30 p. m. by the stau~ Department ot Highways, t.s to discuss llf1 approach to the brida:e and a connettion with the Rt. 35 bHJass of GallJ,polis. The hearing by the West Virginia :bte Road Coinmiaalon is to take up the location of the new bridge and its approaches in that state. This hearing Is also slated ror 1:30 p. m. in the Mason Councy Courthouse in Pt. Pleasant. Both Ohio and West Virginia officials have agreed on a three-span type bridge with a main span of 700 feet in the middle tor boats to navigate beneath. Two piers would be 300 feet from the banks. The public hearings are required by law berore the exact location of the bridge ean be determined and construction plans grandchlidren. Doo Elder ollleiOIIng. llilrlal wUI be In the church,cemeiefll. • • =~ =~:~:~.: ::~t~i~=~t;:~t~~~~~:~~=~=~:~:~:m:::l:rl~~:~:\:;:tl~~!~~~~~~~~~r~~!?~~~~~?l~~:~l~~~j;j~~~f= ·~ News ... in Briefo Panama's Robles ~=~~~~~=~=:~~~;=~~~=~=~~~~~~~~r=~~;r:.i:;~~~~~;~~~~~~;~@~;~~;~~~;~~~~~~~~=;=~~;t~i!~=~:~:~~:~=~~rrt~;~~t(!~~rw~~~~m:: , not be removed from omee un- By United Ptol& Into.;....~ COLUMBUS - OtnO TELEPHON~ comPanies have W~,ID a further re<tuctton on 1ont1 dla-o call rlleowlthlntho lla\0, Carl H. Johnson of dlo Public Utilities R>Dtmluton -~ ~~ Tho Ohio lndel>endoat Teliphone AasoelatlOnonclmaJI;r.lel,.mone companies were asked by the commillion to Ole new l&riffs wUh the PUC to become e!!ootlvo ~ 1. ' , lncluclod will k a new tntruwe"atterllllcmiRhlli>eellll." which wUI permit ,OhiOonstD dlalathreHIIInut!lo •~lllatldocalij!Q" where In die otate !or aS corilo or loia betWOOil ~aaci Ti~ m. Also, the PreJent 40.Coat...,l>loao oi'Oidng rilt 011 otOtloiH<>-atliloft calls within the otale will g. m. lnatoad or 8p. m. Tho '""'' rocluoed r01owU1 kIn eaict'all dl1 SllurelaY, as w.U u !iw&,:I!I!Cl on nve mlk>r holJ.dl,ya. . ~ :' · COUJMlltJS - THE COs'r OF wOichlng docitboU or Mlk~ game on the Ohio State Unlv,rllt;y elnJpus wW ~ 1&}<1000. • r BogiMb!a nPl !all foilltiall tickets lor both oljllnliand lbo111f!Uc will !rom f5 ui . for reaervod, 10111 and !l'olD t6 for lloXoo, Student and !aeul!l• allfr foolblllcard8, 'tnc~...... Ull ,..,., and bleacher ieati Ia' Ohio . . Sladlum wUI mt 110 chanll;it ma•s National AsaemblyThurs. less the assembly sitting as a day impeached President Mar· court, IInde him guilty .or the cos A, Robles on charges he Impeachment charges. Robles d1.d not commenttmme. Illegally Interfered In polities and ordered him to stand trial dlately but earlier Ibis week he said he conoldered all .. sembly March 24. The 30,0 vote to Impeach the action on 1be tmpeaebment pro. tall, IP'BY-haired president cam.e posal unuJl " during a late night senion after With lhelr vote lb~ Panama· the govemment minorit;y storm- nlan deputies aciqlted a 212opqe ed angrily from the assembl7 report delalllng die acc:usatlon building. Robles' backei-s had against Robles. He wat accused !ought all week to deJa.y the vote. of ullng the powers or hjs ofllee In Panama, as in the United to IOJPI)Ort newspaper publloher states, impeachment is slmllar David Samudio In the Mil' pre- !W"IOI7 to an Indictment. Robles mq lldentlal elecllono. a>'' .e Public Misled About War . Says Arends in Wooster ministration is misleading the American public. "We reaent being lulled into a feeling ot ialae conRdence and complacency," the Republican whip said. uu tile :situaUon Is grave, we want to be told ·tt Is grave.'' Arends spoke to about 400 per- WASIIINGTON - T~ BATE !lF CO~AT doadlo In VI..- Ia awroochlng dlo record loveliorlbi Korean War one! ma:v'ooon o\:ceed nam; nor can we do the other lbem, ,n.fenoo llep~"\lfllgufu •fi~ocr~. / ' extreme, and, In a mauer or Tho bloodloot week for ti. S. toreea Ia Vletnlm wu r ..•~di~. hours, ,blow Norlb Vletnilm oom- mid· F,..rua~ W!Joa 543 Amwana wtl'tldUoillii' pletely off the map," , · ·· · ~ · ·' when the Tonlcln Ba.Y reselatlon wu befon the ~~,. son did nol', indleate lborlty soutl1lt mlllltt 'loMilve a ilmd war. On lbe, contrary, the · collgreso wa11 'asaun4'A !Jll; no such type of lo!r"wai comon\. · plated." ~ :~· oaid lbe not ful1!solo La- 1!0rn Feb. 17, ••• of 1M 111e 1M· '- - lronlthe ......... BY 1109Ain' Wll.SON, JK. GALLIPOLJS , - 1'1'<>.,.:1• ·ware, lmJNVed ~ jllll a ~at· • wallc eel'llll the Gallltlolio·lloJ!er lUI, - ,k Jnedo avollable 10 II(IOclyoar CllPUcal PUmiiiOriOII· a~ ··.. . tD and from work. aovornmont prc>perl!' and oQI!I>mont ao well ao to lho OlleiY 0( the Dtlbllc. I lind 11101 live altoratlooa ID llle ae"'os brldp,lhe service brldp, oalkWill and lbe loci< one! lhJD op. eratlns , eoatrola ID prevent ..,. Norni~ , pre'!fdelit otlllo• aulborlzed ootry one! protect lhe YOUIII a.ll<aA CIW 0( Gatlla pubiJ.e from lllJury would '- ro- COUII\y, .dlocl~..,d dja! ~~ oro , IIIICiorwa¥ tb perouade 11111'· orJII!Ienl olllelall to rO<OOIIdor their iarller Htuoai,lo permit ~atnan ~· over the dan). stewart said be had opoken wllb Cillnnct E. Nlller 1or two houro by telepbclilo Thurld'l' areal-ili'ell- Friends mq call at lbe FQI!le· 110111 F1B!er.U Homo ai\YIIme If. tar :i p.m. Soturdi,y unW noon An ampere is a unit of ~. when tho body will 'strength or an electric takoa to the thiD'<h to lie Ia llale current. one hoUr prior to serv'l~l. Depu~ies J~~a~h WOOSTER, Ohio (UPO - Rep. Leslie Arends, R~Dl., eharged ThUrsday nigbt the Johnaon Ad- l1io ..... JameO.Uchaol Mulford. 01 bclllle, and Forrelll Dollllo Miller Reopens :Question Of Catwalk on Roller Dam L&1'AltT, W. 1YA. ,.t Mrt.~a Adkins, 86, RFD, ~rt, died ThurociaY at tier ;esldonco. Mrs. Aclklns was born JUly 28, 18'11, In Maoon Cowi1;V, the ~r of the late :Marlon aild Ell..beth Fl!her Pf!· 11\e waa also pi'eeeciOd In deall?, by her ltull>oncl, , Geiorge T. AdkJn• In 19~, one! a claulllttor, E!hel MQ Pltliono. Mrs. Adldlio: wao a- meinbor of the oak ,Gj'OVe,l!tlD Church. SUrvlvtng,are three sona1 Statile¥, Now Haveo;c !Jranli IIi CaUl fonda, one! Looter, RD z, Letart: one daulllttor, Mra. ,Rua· 1o011 Holfman, aD 2, L&IArt; 11tro0 i}andchHdren, four trolll-tli'ai!clchlldroa .... four Funeral aervtcos will '- hold at die oak Grove EIJB Cjlurch ~ aO p.m. will! tho Rev. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS - None. DISCHARGED - ~Brewer drawn. PANAMA CITY (UPO - Pan.. one . clla&bte~,. iln. WDUam Clm>ll ,01'1'} Rudlor!ord, Pl. PleaiW; , IIIJn. , ~ION; Mulford, Clndnnatl. Tl*t are four ,....dchnclr... liul!ord. · !lorvlcoa will be eoncllctod 01 ctwile and worked 2 p.m. Moncia.l' at the RawUnra111 their prago at , Coolo F,...ral Home In Mlilclle· !-died two , .,.,. : ·, ,jlcirt by tho Rev, lllvlllG.SOdliol, Mr., Mulford • Nlfl' Yet., Cbelhlre Jlaj!lllt Mlnllllor. - erail 0( World war and lal will be In Gravel Hill Comoher of Siloam - ·, iAJie torr. f'rlendo '"" e.all at the IllNo. 456. norll jiome from 2-4 and 7.8 p. bl~e'lllh the~ In lt. &l-or• tncluda hlo , widow, m. ~. Tllf pllrol sal~ tbet a ltooo had , president? "Yes, lte mea." Winter sunshine made the Would McCarthy stew aalde? u1 wlllte marble on lbe CapiiDI don't think lie wiU." blaze and eaused Kermedy to ~Jattr, he slo9d pext to 1!1• brother, Sen, Edward M, SCJ.Iint. 41 1 dm't know what I'm going Kell1e<\Y, D-Masa., in the tear to do," he said. "I don't know!' ot the senate Chamber. Arms Instead o! looking boyish, !oldod, shoulders h u n c h e c1, Kennedy looked his age. Did lie Robert II steJied. The brother• diu Danty is the important difference .in diamonds. Eact1 Keepsakeengagementcenter diamond is free of spots, bubbles or flaws. even when • magn•fled ten times ., . Administration's lack of eandor. "In 1964 Pre:sident Johnson assured ·the American people, and )'OU beard il, that American boys would not be oent to 01!1lt a land war in Alia," Arends aald. ''As a ~tter of rae t, , 'ft'llsovo you mtM'f H 1.. _ ..11 <1St ot you< ... •, ~;:~~:!'~t~ sons attending a flOO.,.iJlate!Und raising dinner here. Arends .aid much o! lbe VIetnam ~, sy Is being eou&ed by the Johisq WHY WAIT ANY LONGER TO IUY THAT '61 CAR'! " W one! sen; IIQberrtt~F~••:=e~ ·n ment" ,at the Dl National IU'O still In ~ presldondal race bY Over 65 Attend Scout Roundtable More than 65 Scouters a n d I . .:.::· And ~EDS- The Sth. 6th grade cla6s of l't'racuse elementarY school, like man;y other scoo,f& ot the county, is selllng garden and flower seeds as a sprillB proje(!t. This cla!iS, however, has an unusual cornmlttment for the money lt earns. The members plan to purchase at least $50 worth ot chewing gum to send to Meigs soldiers in Vietnam. Seed selling promotional material is s..q.n above by Cindy Gooth and Jill Warner, seated from left! and Bob Pa.tterson, ca:ot Michael, Teacher William Arnott, JiU Houdashelt and Mickey Ash, st.andmg, left to right. - :-ientlllel Phow. '.' • I" hand. he seemed to have a stronger grip than before New nampshlre. lie had laid hls political chips on the line and won at least a temporary victory. "' The other.. new senator was the junior member rrom Nell( York. A close look at Robert F. Kennedy Thursday showed the touch or gra,y in his brown llair. \ cons. ' , c!Qi ·. ..,. tum In the dlreetloa oi Mota• , ~ ~ IIIOVIo but wUI bOYt to liD .. 70 Man and A Womm" . m thlaloplc. Re!llosto were made In J1111ary, lllortly after tho cona,.. or tl10 Silver Jlrldge, alid Were tumed. down by 1he auvornmont be"It would not be , ~ tho g! thO pornmonl ·:;:t:,: lb ~ ....~. '"" lddldon, , the pedestrlal tralllc WIOII~--IDlerferowllb naNit/... or imverMiy, die pec~eolrlaoio would -r!oncoox. t r - do~a11bllolocklaeawero being Condoe to ''ael me Ill tho . ma&e.' - ,, am IJIIIIIOtbetle to tht In· ~~ being _.-]eneed by cltl••• In lbe Pt. Plealllll ana oncll, sincerely rosret lllat our -•tins requlromenta do IIlii,permll a favorable reoponao 10 Your requelll.l• ~ ABOUT 90 INVOLVED E. ~=-~=-~.; ~ C(ln(. Miller a letler In ~alt' ol Mlllei' o ~ll\!til- .*~ ...~ ,In Ga]. iiii!)!IL II a'okld ~allon for ~r :per~IOIInol ,, to walk acro11 (lle cJIIiil at E\lfeka to enable lhtm to·rnch thci!,· place or empiO)'menl at AJiplo Grove, W. Va. On Fob. 19, MaJor Roy A. llrown, aottna dllti'ict ......,_, 91ntlnslbn Pill!rlct ~. o!Englneora, """' Cons. Mmor: ~ ed. Cong. M1IIer COIItOctod Col. WIWam D. Flllck TlwrociaY and aeked U11t theGoot\)'earworkera' request be reeonolclered. The eongrea~man had talked will! Bob Baxter and BClb Col!· cleo In Ga!Upolls on Fridi,y, Mardi 8, when the two Ga!Uano alked llhat else eoold be done to obtain use of the dam's catwalk tor Goodfear employes. Miller told Baxter and QdreL . TOP COW - Chiii1Pion holler of dlo 2llt lnnud Soulhoutern Ohio Herlfor<l Aasoctatlon Show and &de Sotllrday at lbolbik ~rlnr• Falqn>und I• a two year-c>ld eonoliDed ~ 8A>no Lake Farm of CheSterhill, o. Hiram !bwter, pr..ldlllt ol the lterefqrcl usoelatlon, · - · lllnds with lbe cham]llon one! her owners, Ruth and ClaUIIo Janel. cons. In- formation you can, and have)'OUI' f"low workera write addl.tioDal letters ao we will have more to work with." Tom Perl')", r..-oenllng GaiIlJ!11lll ara iolll-• llhe work 01 lbo Ka!AIIIPiant Ia Rav'!'o- · ln!otmed the Tlme..son- , tlaal late .Frldi,y llaloor CIOI'Islderatton h a a l!lven to lho se<urlfy or lng tho ~- two aDd onoollalf lilontho In order to get ID Work Perry told lbo Tlmeo.&intloel on lime. ochers have bten driv. thai since lllo CGIIapae ~ ljle iround - 110 mUOM, mmd- S!hor Bri.._ 10me 3dO ' 'I"' triP -While aome have'fl~ the lli>rker• 1lhcl rolldo In ,Ill , GaJ. ferry service, mlly to be dis. lli>olll·r i IIUIII now tr.t;ol 84 eour&ged by long llnol oi' lnf. mlleo roundtrip U th8jo do not lie. UBI the fll'l"7 llrvite. . '; Early Tburld'l' mamlng, two Prior to the brld&o dloqler, Gooclyoar empiO)'oe&, Earl Prooe tl'le roundtrip-was 40 roUe•, fer .. • and Lowlo Fellure, GallljloUs, I'll said. ll - · l!ll>roxlmelely wllllo OIII'OUto home from work at an hour and thirty 1111J11118o w Good)'ear, were Yletlms ot 1 tra- drive I1'0IUid, c.-uect PelT)'. gte aeelclonl when their 1101111 Perry suaollled llaloer workboat rammed a barp ollor a oro '- permltied to walk die lhurlng pin broke. Both men ( Conttnuod on Poe• :ll Ina , 'J !"' V~J..lues :;~": ;~v·~f1-. ' ·~··. ~ ·:' ~ .. . . btin1 In pre'vtous herefOrd assoeiation shows. Deer Killed by Auto 1-20 and 1-7 Year Penitentiary probed Ill Incident II 11:20 p,m. Sentences Imposed upon Stewart Frtdi,y on the Bke Hun Road, two-tenths of a milo north of GALLIPOLll>- J\ldp Thomas county road No. 44, whet 1 ear w. MltchalllmpoiOdpondlns..,.bolng driven by Paul A. Wa• teneeo Frlda.Y In Gallla Cootnty kina, 49, Rt. 3 Coorvtlle, <IUihl Common Pleas Court of 1.:10 Ore. yoaro lor IIOdomy oncll-7 yearo The Ore OPi>Orontl.v for polllllinn or obaeeoo Uter· der tho dal\lbo4rd and did co"' aturo In the Ohio Pioltentlary on sldorabie daml&e. WatldDI, who Goo!~ Sewvt, 45, Galllpoi!L lttemPied to ............. thebloZ!!o st,ewart was returned here resul!ered • iocendon or the rlilll eerney from Uma StoiO Jlnopltal habd and burn• on hlo loft log, lor the, ~1)1 ' Insane llhere ho had · H., ~ lor treatmont He !lad be.,ordorod commlttad ,!D_.Uma ,~ Hl>opllal ()d. 10, 1967, di,y t b. ~··.,.. . _ . umn IUch iJmo ho R~ ~- to •tarled..,. omlns.!ll• ...W....o.111e 1entencei Ire to run ·Oabcurrent, ,, • J-.., ler Farms have cortJlgned many of the champion . 1)1. ' , ~ the ~ llo<~rd F~, ~ngton, W. Va.and , ·W,. ~tof .i hl. »tjzo llriGr 111e 2111 AmuaJ ~ IIJ1Il Sdt 01 tlio MOlal CountY FalrJiroundi, Rock itlrlngo, Sllturd'l'· Will! lbe thlmPioa .,.. DWilltr 0( lbe West VIrginia llrlll: Hlrsm :Iawter, 1110eiadon .Preiiclen:t Ruth Butler. cnmer, 111d Ill¥ Jtn~Qn&J111111Mtr ol-tlle farm near GaiiJJ>oiiB. A IOta! of 47 cowo and bullo COIIIDOtad tn tho IOOw and were sold ~ au<tlonoor&, But. begin And This JVee'lf' Are I;Qti'·:·of, .... . . . Q(· DIY!- .....,, s; lliulllnston, ••carelul • -ently drowned In tho Icy water a. Two eompaniDns IAlrVIv- OrvUlo R. MOCJ-, .21, Rt. 2 W..,iter, ai.l. 't.arey R. ,McGlone, 18, Rt. I I!Dulb Web· woro !)laced oa alltr pending coseo Ia common pleas. One involve• two diefendants to be tried jointly and lbe other lour to be tried Jolntl.r, Gloria Mc~n, 21, Douslas McJunkin, 24, Lawroneo Slojcar, 32, and FA Johnson, 30, all of Cleveland, will go 1D trial at 9:30a.m. March 28 on two counts or !Oflll'Y. Thsy were Indicted ~ dlo I~ ~rterm sranol ;..,.. Set for trial at 9:90a.m. Mar<h 21 are Virginia Beaver, 22, GalUpolll, on ebarps ot auto theft enol brelltln& one! _.... and Cllarloo t Martin, Jr., 18, Galllpolla; auto theft and coneeallng llolen prq>erty. , , In other COIIUJlllll pleaa OOO!J't news, the Tnsotoeo of Thurman l!ethodlst Churcb were l!lvooperml'!l!on tD seltthe church bullcllng 1!111 groond ' ld Tlllrmao at Private oaie ojlet adVertising II for four week• ...._~ new•· PIPIJ', ~· ;, : 'i'bo,~'borc!!.' btdldlng ·llld IOfllll· '* all:;.....w.lhOI !Sew.Law . the building lrill be Wilhin lib: monlho ollor It longer used for rec:reatlon , ...,.;-;<· poses. A motton lor a new trial tho platnalrs has boOn ..~~:~::;· .. the .... o! John alhd olio' Wolfe, lrmtoo, yo. Cllu,le.i ) : L. ~. Rt. 2 GaUipoilo,, December a ]llfl( cloeldecl Ia vor of ~ wtto had been •••"' ; '' by lhe Woltoo lor $50,000 ages and Injuries ln an aecldortl~~; tnVCllvtng vehicles owned 1\f partie II, Centerville to ..fir,lfaler G:m'ERVILLE - Coion1J Rw:al ..w Water hnla· a 'l*ilal the Thlll'lllan Granp ""· b8IJipnlng at 7~ cu;::.:tl•• of tl&lltlijha, alan •""' 0( l.anil will lbo rural 1ioter Is oproidlng to be 111114 , , lla. , ne. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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