https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8e848faa3ce4c1cdf2b0798106384c66.pdf d5577dbd62dba39c61ef310c775de6fa PDF Text Text '0 ' ' • - -• I · --- &-Dally SenliDel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Aprll29, 1U57 MiddlePQrt Society The Daily Sentinel • Sally Schaff, paduate ~:~tudent at OhJo U•uverslty, lttended the Sprina: Conference of the VaUey Gu1i1ancc CouncLI at Otuo Un1versJty Center Saturday Mrs Ralph Hayman, Radne, Mn c M Erwm a.nd Mrs R C Sa.m.bury !tpent the weekend w1t4 Mr. and Mrs C 8 Weise, Harrn\ onv&lle Road and were jOJ,DG~ Sund•y bJo Mr and Mrs Bell Pbll· !on and aon. Rush, Mr and , Mr , James Euler Mlss Bess Sanborn, Mrs Nan Moore, lHu Mifd're'd HAwley, Mn M L F10nch, Mbs Hallie Zerkle !ths! Nellie Zerkle, Mn E S. Sc~aaf and daughter. Sally A/ 3c Ronald Barnhart, who has been stationed at Keesler A~r M&ss is home f o r 1 Force Base, ' ftfteen day leave before _gomg tG Lucille Bearbs Hawkins, Pomeroy SocIely Editor, Phone 6244 llea11or Stbaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6078 Webster Pial\o Student Recital Passes State Held At United Methodist Church Cosmetology Mn Jed Webster J1 present..!.1 Scbawn waa presente1 by Karen B d EXOmS hM' paano students 1n a rcettal Hoffner and Charlotte Smith play· ,oar '., < Sunday afternoon at the Unt.~d Me-tbodi!t church. 'The program opened With a duet "St1ver Bell!." composed by Strto~.bhpg, by Brenda Ingr,, ham and RaJ ph Werry A solo "Lightning RRn 1tlr" by Sehaum was fr"C.!Iented b • Jean S1ders and Rosallee Wh1hng ton, played, "Swlngmg Alone" I>Y st)pum. A solo "Walkmg 1R the Wood'-· by Oorma Reibel preceded a solo "The Stubborn Donk(•y," compostd by Erb. by Barbara Smith anU Jonnie Sue Thornp"OD playe 1 "liarchtng L1ttle Fmaen" by Blake ''The Clotheslme WaltJ" cv ~I ' You probably have l(lme special collel{e tn mind for rour aon when he reachl:ll the ap of elrbt.. eon. Perhapa your own alma Jttat.er. It's a wotlderful dream. But will it. come true! American collerea are taelnc a ct1als The preuure or apfll· eat.1ons ia mountinl' faat. t'a expected to doubt• by 1967. Our eollege11 and unlvenlttea are doinc their beat to meet the chtr.ll•nr, IMit thll!!y are hampered b, )Ill': of tun6a Not only ~~ore tApanded~~!!illtiea needed, but more an better-paid prof••aora 1G m~ln In •cl\ola•tlc 11tandard•. t~leiJI ~Mtmetblng Ia done now abo!Pt. Lilia IHlrioua &ltuatlon, your bri1ht yaung aon may not cet lnto ~ollea:e. For ihe uke ot Your childrl!rt and the future of your country, help the eollq•a and uhiver»itiea of JOUr ehotc.- nowl ""II If )'9U ""'to'know 'What the coQeoa erial• m•ant to you, writ• for a free ~ooltlet to. HIGHEI EDU(;A.TION, 1$1'1 36, Tlrn•• Sqwre Slotlon, Naw 'fork 36, Haw York. l.owaf- PtbEver - , ,, -AU••IW ..........,.. 'JJ .......... . J00DJIIIIU• ed "The Pet Shop," by Scpaum Kathy Wolfe playrd a s o 1 o "Rtd&ng on a Mule'• by Bower-: and Sedonl.a Spencer. ''Practicing Mv SCales" by Robinson "Siup to My Lou" by Burnam played bv Peggy Bowen prece·l ~d the sol )8 "Lets Dance and Sin,", composeJ by Will1am by Debbie Turner, "Ava Mana", Schuh.;>rt and ar ranged by Burnam by Lmda Gtlk· Pnon, and "Swan on a Moonlit Lake" composed by Rebc , bJ Brenda Ingraham "Up m the Swmg•· was played by D1x1e Roush and Bur· nam s "Butterny Tlme' by Mar• lyn Moore Fallowtng a solo "Val ore Chromeltque" composed by Thompson, by Carol Klng, the ll)o los, "A Dream" by Le~zt, was pre~nted by David 8;own, ..The Range Rtder" by Marlin prese,.t· ed by Rodney Hysell and Eck:>tc· In's "A Garden al Evenmg" IJy Margaret Smith A !olo " Blue Water~" by W&l ' •on was prflaented by Ralph Werry, "Autumn Walt~' composed by rorbman, by Oaa Turner, "The Sw1n • composed by Satnt-Saeru and arranged by Schaum. by ()avid Wtsernan and Ogle 8 "Dan· cing with the Brccu ' by Jan~ Parsons. Mist Myrtis Kay Parker reoeJved word last week that she had pass· ed the examination of the State Board of Coametology and is now a licensed beautician Mlu Parker daughter and Mn. Dw1ght of Mr Parker, lS a uraduate of Pomeroy High School das11 af 1956 and of the SoutherW1yne RouJih prt:l'if'nted "The ton Beauty Academy, Athens Skaters Waltz' by Waldeult•l, Ruth llecd 'Dancmg Rambt>ws" by Rehc , Mat} S{"otl "Lagoon" by Thompson and Gloria Atkln8 "Evemng Hal monies by Thomp· enn A sol-o by Gordon Atk ,n,, "Dance of Old VIenna" by Strauss Meigs Temple, Pythlan Sister~. "The Wasp' com.poscd by Gild· ard, by Joy W1~cman "Gypll} Ma will have J spec&al meelmg tonight at the K Of P Hall tor ballohng ac. zu1 kl" eompo~ed l>y Bohm and A ~ordlng to the announcement made duct "Canachan Ca pers' comp.Js· by Mr1 Cash Bahr, Most Excellent ed by Merkeur by Gloria and Cor Chief. Jon Aikins concluded lhe p1o Tuesday evening, Mrs Nelle Pat jj:ram lon, Nelsonville Dutnct Deputy, wur condud the annual 1napect1on ol Melaa Temple and ncla:hbormg TemJiles have been 1nvlted to Rt. t~nd the meeting and social hour which wtll follow '' Pythian Sisters Special Meeting Called Tonight Third Friday tlub Meeting Held At Erb's Missionary Returns From African Post Arlene Spurlork wa~ 11 rec<•n! guest of Mrs Otho W, • , Mlctdh• port MIS< S9urlock who IS 11 grad uatc of the Holzer Hospital Scho-.~1 of Nursmg Claq o£ 1946, h a ~ JU ~t returned f fi' N 1,•mcy, Nlgt!r Terntory Frcn~o:n Wesl AJncd row The hoslen 11 rvcd a salad cour1e She 111 vts1ting hflr aistcr, Mrs Vcr to tho&c named above and Mra. non Deweese pt, Pleasant and Addle Grue!lcr, Mra Edward H1tc family and other rclallvcs a n <' Mra Bentl Wolfe, Mra Albert Eb friends crabach Mn Everett Dailey and Mlas Sp~trlock is a ml~s 1onar) Mrs Cleland HcincJ, under th~ llll'J)tlst Evangcllt>al M1uion and has alsO served for fa11r year! In Martlmquc, West IndiC! She hall been in Africa fnr 3'ti ' 'ean where she was m chargr 0( 11 dispensary four miiC! fro 1l the captlal ctly of lhe lcrnlory She abo worked on :l eomm]tl(•c SUdC! on lhll_ ''Baclt. Ba:y Mlsalon" al Bllox1, Mlal., wlll be of the: OJcrma l1nguage for the shown when the Women'• Guild 011e of neW milllonarlcs and hopu of the Federated Churth mecta Of three to tJfm•.;,lato a gramme• Wedneaday e\'tnlnl lor the rCJV· to tran!late this ar11nunar and voclar meeting, h wla announced t(). abulary from English luto French day by Mlu Macy VirJinla RelbM, durlna her furtouih of eleven program dtalrman. months Thl• lllm wUl bti of IJPOelal InShe I~ ~chedultd to ncl a11 ramp terest to the -.omen or the chureh In u: much aa they reec"nt'ly sent and m&nionary nur~;e in !ummcr CQmplete Eaater outfit• for ten camps and to speak 1t various orph1n air!• at lhli minion. churchea alao. Federated Church Women's Guild To Meet Wednesday OIUr Yeun- !!UJ ' lAKER FURNITURE da tho !lrlghlell Comer ID llllddleporl The ln1tlllatlon OC new olCicllt'l hl&hllghted the Jlr•t ;.nnual ban quel ot the W1hema chapter or ruture Ho-memaker, of Amerlcl\ held In the high I'ChoolJYmnt.Kium on Friday evenin1. Oftlcer1 ln1talled wtre Mary Roush, .preaident: Barillra M-eDon lei, vlu-prc1ldent; l~nlee nou~~oh, secretary, Unda Brlnker, trt&all.." er; Corena MeMUUon. bia~rian, Doroth)l Shlrlt)\ par!Jamentlrl.m Keith Ann TurnbnU, 1ona: le1der, and Faye Burton, publicity m•• . ger A fealurc or Ute ' baqquet Wl.l the rut thlt it w11 served by bo)l~ all ~r 1 eanber1 or Uto•Wa.fl•m• ch•p· ted of t h e Future Farmers of A1nerica The boJJ relurntd •~ 1ervlce ror the glrb who had pre served U•e J'JI'A banquet tlklng part In the ler'YI:ll banquet were Jame• Me Bruce Staat.a, Geno Jewell. Tommy Brown, Danny Brown Je1·· Tommy Brown, Danny Brown, Jcrry Carroll, and HeM'lan Ohlinger The wa1tera were dressed In wh1tc shlrtl!l and blue jeans. lnc:ludcd on the program w a s the reading ot a p~em wrlttl!n !>v MarilYn Burna In ment.ory cl Mr11 LeDQl'e Snidet, who died late lui summe~: Mrs. Snide.. had bet>n the adviser of the Wah1ma FHA for aevera} yeau The poem by Peggy Floaaina of the Jh II were pre 1 ~nt n au eats and )Yore lntrodue() 1 at the banqueL Membtra of tbc fa. ult)' present were Introduced .u we1t a• ~am Hofrman, l))reelden.• of tbe FF A, and Joe Roush The new pHsldent, Mary Rou8~ pre&ented th~ acnior 11rla eae" with an ntA 8riC4)lel. N.eeclvnq lhe citt4 were Peqy DJcijlne. Ju· Ua Cllll't, and FranCe! Johnsan Mra. Bqty Bllrrls. FHA advisor ;;,;;:;,;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;n;;;;;;;1jand hOOIIl ecanomles teacbor "· J 1T Wahama. was •lao presented with NOD I • • acln. WOmen helplna witb the prt paratlon of the me•l were Mia. Floyct. Carinack, tfh- MUdred .t'rv Mn. OJ>ol W~ !lin. Do<lson, lin. Stewart Mn. ·Bertha Cunning bam, and M.ra. Tom G~natud. - ~rlod Present wt!re Mrs Luter Zerkle, Mu W.ayne Green Mn Frallk H'arm, :Mrs Doru.ld Fos:iesong, Mr& Denver Artu, Mrs Roy Bur gus, Mr! Ralph Warner Mrs. George Carson Mrs RAY Proffitt, and lhe hostesses - The Sunshine School c'Ia.ss of the Mason Methodist Ohurc.'l made plans to serve the annual Motber-Dauahter Banquet Of tbe Nehaelkna Garden Club when they met recently at the home ol Mra Mary L Berey. The banquet will be held wt B•ck On Job May 6 AsslatJna: Mr~J. Berry 15 boo~~ Percy Pcople5, Jlbtlce of 'Ute : teS.!I for the sunday SChool class Peace returned to h1s ofhces tomeetm, was Mr.s. Nolan Swack· doy followmg confmcment to hl1 bamer. ~~ bome wtth 1unese. Mrs: J uI' Smt'tL..,. 91st Bt'rthday Is Obse.. rv'ed Today ... . . ., . . , POMEROY SOCIETY _lihl"'" •• Pan.., ' NO, 13 COPY-to Judge Cedr1e Clart of tbe Com· me»n Plel! Court ended hJs Service on the benc:h here today hearing a divorre proeecdtna:! anll tbls arlernoon 1tteoded a "going·away party" In hu honor given by courthouse department beads and em· E;dension waa mpderwhic:h m· Herbert Gladys - ia.ld that tomatoes, 'ta~bage., tbe Letart area ls ~urtaiJment in the No ~n~.tter rour avoutlon or voeaUan; Bil Yaolr: 1uita :Foa- riA'ht. The~e~combed e9tton Sanforised twill aet.l are cut for oilled for ..fety, tailored for action. Featurt•: no-t,are tunnel loops .•. aaeh.ored bultou •• , atrain·proof a'blrtyol<ea. Choice of colon. • eaQ' comfort, ~Lti&RFELDS . ' • ~oo! I ,,, AT HOW EA'SY .Y:OOR. . J)l\1 ,. • • ....... Clar~ About the only $IJD of polllical activity In the so far this week-w1th but seven days left before primary election-is added wear on door hells. ' · Three eandidates are standing for the mayoralty eroy ahd three In Middleport. In Middleport th~y ent C 0. Fisher, up for h1s second term of tliis ~.1\<'"d;t• Flames Destroy Roush Residence At Peach Fork wlllrn-en1er private taw practice at 113 E €ourt St. a£tef !llervmg on the local bench over three yeua. H11 term would ' have expired Jan. 1, lDSP. He sent his resignation to Gav1 Willl•m C. O'NeJll March 2?1 e£fectlve May 1 An ear1y mornmg !1re today d' The party WI! held m office;; strayed the twGo&tory lrame boule of the Probate Court of which of Mr and Mrs Howard S Roush John C Bacon prestdes at Peach Fork 1ncludmg mrut of the bm1ly clothmg and furmture case Clark wben he hcud lil'l No one in the (amity or faur was in the Robert Injured Hlll vs div.orce action Pomeroy Fire Chtef George The were. conllnuod. Employes courthouse pre H1cka aa1d Mr.s Roush left about a going-away 7 a m to take her two chlltlren, sented the Bennett in the Fourth grade, anJ gift of a: bag. Speculation over tbe next Com· Me!Of)y in t h e First grade, h mon pl~s judge wtJI be e:entered !Chool. Whetl she returned t h c John Bacon who llilnhOunc:ed hause wa111 in flames. Firemen brougirt trucks one recently he bad applied to • the two and four to the tcene and can governor for the appointment. ed upoo M:icldleport'a tanl: truck, but anly the !hell of th~ buildll)~ c«Jld be saved. ''They lost m~ their and elothmg" added ..we want ,....,.,... ~ioldle,PJ>•:t· for helpl'lg ror Is Named . lluall • ' ' ·~ serYed m the early Bradbury, .one·tlm't vlllageurer, and Ray Frazier, a bori:e. In Pomeroy what observers pr~dtcted could have been a for-all test of popularit)>, had settled anto an absolute and honey affair SPRING~·· ' ~ HOUSE CLEAN'IN ~ when you se:1il your Rugs • l)fa,pcu·ies ... '~!'" •• ' " f. ,.• ''"' ~ ' - ~~rtoitjs- • ~e~spreads and other Hou~thold Construction Is Stal14(d On Hobson Lights Offidali of fhe N~w York Ceo- tnt RlUtOad at HGbson eonflhn· ed (Oday 1tbm ~rk baa beauR on inttlli.a\Jon or a •ntem of salter warnlo,t alanal• at t fi e HQbl!IOh rl'l~ad erotllnl of Sti1te ~tl!i" '7 i:bGUt one-quar~er , ' Lebanon ta only a few m1let from Jordan, but if separated from Jordan by Syna alld Israel Bruckfr, speaking: on a televlo .sion program Monday m,ht, uid "'empbatieauy ye1" when asked tf h• ~Prelident Eilenbower is ready to lnvote hia Kiddie Eut maUtaty • bield" dllclrine to delater Du~Jc Ro~um, tba.irman d ter Communut aureasion in the the J.C comm1ttee planning the Middle Eut. ~ how, said. troph1ea, t:-ub aad rtt>N - N-' " - ' " " bons will be presented to winDen He refused to commtnt on the in 15 claues. CUb prizn and ri~ number troops thai eou1d be ~iii~"' bona go to RCODd. third, llld four- moved into the turbuJe6t Middle th plac:e winntra. Eut in an emerpncy, but be aaid Jaclt Seellt, ..,.e ,._ve enou&b to meet the emchicken barbecue era:enc!)." t!l.ick«ls an "J do want 1t looks hke to be facing have a lot or 1 dla'i¥' to !ay. Laura VrRoach this it political ever sa,.. lor heard of. tlu! election I want Charley Le,lq and J(lrry MUler to be friendf df mine. I'm going to work h~M and aak veople F\laeral serVices wl1l be held to vote for me, but if not !or me, Thursday at I SO p m in tbe Fatr· to vote anyway."' The former two-Ume- mayor, try· vte~ Church for MrS> Laura Vir glma Roach, :S9 ol Fairvtew Com (Continued. an- ,..,. two) munlty, Letart W. Va RI'D who died: at her home MondaY aftey noon following a long illness R'!V Ralph .Mahoney WJIJ officiate at the service. The deceased .was .fKtrn Nov 2, I898 Lhe daughter af tbe late Mr an• Mrs. Thoma! Kerns of New Haven. Sheriff Robert c ):lartenbaeh Survivmg are her husband E1 !aid today thieve4.Jbroke mto neat and the followina efli1dren• Chester High School' sometime du.r Mra. Norma Smith, Brlda:eport, 0 ifll the pa"t weekend and stole William Roaeh, Menominee, Mlch; $40 Ia cub and a 32 caliber rc Mrs. DavtcL- Gwllym, Mra, Pearl volver Glbl)s and Lester R Roach of Za.n He d1sclo~d that o~puty Sher· esv!Ue, 0.; Mrs. Lester Smith, lfC Howard Frank .b tnvest1aatan! Hartford, W. Va ·rnd Ad11 the theft today. It was believed and Donald at .. orne the l!lchaol waa entered ' by remov Fr.eDS may call at the family tn; a door from 1~ hl.og~, thet'! re!ldente after 12 noon Wednu· repl1clng lt after teavlng the bull· d"Y'· dina:. Burial will be ml.de 'Jn the Zer· The aheriU did DOt II»' whether ~e ,Cfmetery d Fairview unde"' he eQected to -make any ....,. 'ar· th~ ~~Uon 111 t h e .FogleSOJU( resfa in the case. _...;;....;;...-~-~erll ,H.ome. ·--~--- Funer~l Service ToBeTh~ay I ' SRC Jftuaic. The County of llofllnaon to 125 guests by ed in charge of PTA. I!J'>.Ih",__wl•o In the meantime Jordan lndl- • cat.ed 1t wollld remam aloof from IDJ' caU for a four-power Arab "11W11m1t.. eonrerence with Eop&. Syria and Saudi Arabaa. until Hu.. 1e1n hu !lra1gbtened out bia own political ubi! at home. ' 1v.om•• w• Jordan and SaUdi ArabJa in a JOint eemmwuque they would leek to strengthen milltary coop. t~r~tion &mtlllll tbe four nahoDI m group meeUnp. plan. were lint: with dec:u;aod1 of tbe fourm''!"' for the futur~WOJt: proJeeta 1 A dl~~tusSJon of the condition o( 1pa"er meeting in Ca1ro in Janu~ officen elected aa fOllows. lbe road undtr eoutruet.J.on Council, president. Rll!!v. And Foreign Minister Samlr ruLuther Tracy, JUo Gnnde: vice tbro..,-h Ma110n City took up moat ReY. Ted Woodard, wen1 of the time at a rrcent meetinJ of fa.l: aaid. Jordan Ia alway• prepared Kaaon ClVIc COUileil. hdd ill to atteod, another "'summit.. eonsecretary, Rev. Wealey JenCivw: Center.:fereaee whenever neceasary. But Racine Dmt cornhtion1 durtna dry be would not &a)> if Huasein would weatb~r a n d mudd7 conditions Etyptian P'res1dent Gamal durtnl rainy -,veather were repol1· j ~1"'!'1 Nuser and Syrian Prea:ident ed to be beeommg partically un• Shukri El Kuwatli now. Both Eg· bearable f« tJle people oC l b e ypt IDd Syria earned out an in· town and, especially, those Uvtna tenalve propagmda campai.ll:n 1ast oext &o the biJhWI)' week to aid Huuein's pobtical engroup also diteu~d the emJC!I 1::~~:;~·~~~ getting 1 atatflnllter Jordan was careful not to indi1: at tlie center. Several cate any open spilt m the Arab were diJcU.Ssed aa po&Sib- blOc over the Jordan crisis aJ.. lor the job but none wa! though observers predicted Monday the meetmg between Kint charge or chaperones tor th • Hussein and Saudi Ar1b1an Ktng center during the montb of MaY Saud cauld lead to a. new align. will be Rev. Richard Wrlcbt al!d mCnL Don togle!iong Amma:: dtspatches today sbowed Present at the meeting were Hussttn wal wagmg a hard fight Frank HnrLS Charles Carr FerriS agamst the le!tlSt elements threatmeeting wUI be JusttR, Fred Spencer, Don Foglp enin111 ~II throne ~ Although martial law Lit expect. Sunday, May 19, when_plans 'o\lill be made for the Fall AaiiOCI· song Eleen Foreman Mary Berry ed to be lifted aoon, tbe eovem-: , ment be&an an mtenae propa.gand1 abona1 meeting at the Fitat Bap· and Lilah Zerkle. tiA't Church Jn Jackson on ~t 7 Ij •~::~~:~'~of ag;urut leftist elemc'nta tGuchinJ aft recent cleo Tbe meetJng clasel'l with .a Drayer monstrahons by the Rrv. Thomas G1bbonY, Jackson.; Cecil Blessing Dies Suddenly Of Heart Attack or a m 1 l e JOQtb- tf M;ddle~ort. Items ' ' ' "'AU the nsat-eliill are on ~·~!"' • I' and. '!'PI'k atartcG Monday," spoki!$11JIIJ ,~~aid,, He w,a u_na~le to oet a date when II ml!llrt bo Funeral serv1ees are 11 yet lncoonplcle for Cecil Ble.n mg, 61, of Oak Grove Commumty, Letart W Va RF1>. who d ted 1uddenl); at his home at 9 30 tblS mornina of a heart attack ~ompleted. " 'Flasi\fr Llgbts and wamlng nala WIU 1te lostalled fOl' . $2,tto $1000 .:lSI.- LAUI-4D·RY ' 1 North, 8eeolld Sl. , 0 t ' . ' ' > ' ' • "'\ ' • • • and . ~1\l ti<iund !raffle ot I crosainf which h-., recOrded nlWI.ber· ot al!irtous a.ccldeDlf ......! .. ~,. ' ~--:-" Amer1can move to abow the fleet an the troubled M1ddle Eut Vice Adm Clflrle! R (Cat) Brown aal4 the aetian wu carried out under Grdera from "higher up " M.rlnes Payl...- Vl•lt The landang was a friendly one - the Marmes were merely pay4 1ng a vutt-but t!ley were ao Jm~nt part of the 1,800-man Marine landmg force who entered the eastern part al the Mediterranean thlll week with powerful l!arnera The IA1rrnes reached Beirut. a few bour! after Army Secretuy WUbur :at Brucker said tbe Untted States could move troopa Into Jor. dan In a "matter of days - not week.s or montb.e .. 1'he hor1e show, whtch h a a drawn Iarke entbuiaatic C1'0Wd.s in paat yean, will began at 1 p rn and lul until 0 l:lones from Ohio, lndtana, Weill VlrJi,ma and Ken.· tucky have been Signed to cornpete. Judge11 wlU be announced Junior·Senior Prorl~ts New Pattern . In CAN BE De.an Sturm, WSAZ-TV star known affectionately aa "Country Cousm" on tbe Satu:-day Naght 1 Jamboree, will be .master of cer mon1ea j(or the fourth aouuaJ Ju •• ior Chalrnber of Commeree Hor.:;e Show to be held here at the Rod· Spr&ng! FatrJrOund Sundly, May 19 tat·J~~me.hi fun>l~hln~• wou d not cover lon. to tb1• ~~~,.~ J J . Property Ia undl!ntoort to be In Dietrlet In tbe name or r~altor Clifford Cuekappomted ler althouah it was learned ttl~ Matntt~nance Roush family was buying lt. It was disclosed that a faulty VJrgima State range ~able caused the fire. A Patrick C Graney At tlie !&rtlf! tlme, Gr~tl'ley an lbck h d to cd 1 at 7 1."1 naunced ~he appointment of -:· '""'"~ a1:! m. a 1 PP run~ "' n IngJea of rllny and Torll L. .,..._ _ _ _ __ r~son of Pt. Pleasant as 111lstants ta Bcatlte. BeaUJe, 46, su~eeds W L Sl'nltb, .~ho eral years u told" The new pubhcan. et:Uve on May He baa enaagect_ in farmin~ o • PJanr for the annual Middleport his 119 a.:!re fal'lnt near Leon 1nd has been engqed m varloua jobs Alumni »anquet are belna com· Rnd Mn. Charlotte Gibbs other than that l'n the past. He worJted lor lJlx yean for Hartle, £o!'t~!·· president, Ja to call a meet· ller 'l!ommittees• this next and Sons of Pt PleWnt in thfo lime and truckirtg b111lneas Ho,1 was malntenaaoe •ul»crintendent tor the M110n County Board of l!!ducaUe»n for eight )11!111'1, and for the put two yeara he has lbeer. working Ia a ca~nter on -etma· t.ruetlon at t)te ltai&et' .A1umlnufo Plant at Rl~nawood. ltiJlitJ, tD. 11 al10 a and ol)eratea fll'lll:::. ·:-:-r her &8, c!'';-t;~:~~~~ on, I hevlna 'P.I)Iice ' aberilf I By UDW Press A force of 1,000 Marines of the US. 6th Fleet landed today in Beirut, Lebanon, on shore leav• that pointed up American declarations thai the United States could put troops Into threatened Jordan within a few days 1f necessary. United Press Correspondent Larry ColUns, with the 6th Fleet, radioed tbe men had been put ashore as part of the Deam Storm To MCShowHere OnMayl9th I ~~:~::~:::I!~::J~ud!:ge ln ' IS EXpeded IN AUTO ACCIDENT Thieves Enter Chester School Completed Over Weekend \>·. .SixthFleetLandslOOOTroops To ShOw Strength In Mid-East Very Little Political cu;,,~ ,As Primary Election Judge Clark Is abo::: Honored Today By Employees $3.95 Surprised ' ..... -1:;-=::0"!!.:Z .off Hielo.....,U .. 74 ... 4574 .." U. 71 - Lew..ton}fftt $2.95 You'll be Mrs James WHI, pred.dent, pre aided e~ver tbe buslneu B()ulon smlth wtlo contended he auHeted. and It w1a voted to purchasc new injuries when he Wll "kicked In pipe for \he hot water heater A the rump with both feet" by a project for the ela .. waa dlieua~;ed mare named Kickapoo Prlncen. I The wonder box. don1ted by Min plainUff said he wae •ttempt- 1 Dorothy LOnJ wai awatded to Mrs io shoe the mare when .abe atJohn Smith. Eaeb member him fl>om tbe rear. IJve cents tor each number alze ol their !hoe •• a moaey maklni pro joet. Durina: the social hour refreah menta were served by the ho1ten to those narfted above and Mrs lftyrtle Lona:, Mta. Harley Brown \Ira. .Ben Buek, folr~. Ro,1er Bl• hop, Mrt. Rl1ph Sp~neer, Mila Ndr ma Jean Ber.rld and one auoat Mn. Clara Gru.eldr • Qlolo; Cl_.., .... ...._ ....., ... w..na... , ••,........ fltfll Ldio ..... .....,, on<lcooi .......... SETS I TULSA, Okla. Up - A -7811 Jawa\ll.t wn fJled here by 1 bliC'- lr UMITID 1'1111$ Ill Loeal 'Newa ~ Adverilllq Ill ClrGulaltoD Primary (a Patty Blakeslee Is Honored On 16th Birthday I Weather TAILORED I I IR~T ) Jleelll•..& ~ ......... k,...C: ~~:<•~:~~~~~:~~~;~:~F~~~:a!nd Willing Workers Class Hosted By Mrs. H. Dix.on . ' .' ::::::::::::::::::::::;::;:;;;::;:;:;::::::::::::::::;::::::::::;:: ~ .. Weddt' ng Plans Are Announced Wahama Future Homemakers Install New Officers At Annua I Banquet ' at the Heath Methodist Ch'"'ch eompany1ng the tint ''Ameratt the at .bree- o'dock Bea~~Uul" and NarSa Lee Fro't Arran~Jcments of spnng flowers aa aceonwanist ror "Staad Up, were u.seo on the platCorm for t11e stand lJp, for Jesus". ~&tal The program included "Swa)"ing The Rev C Raymond K.onkrllht Silver Blrtbea", Jla.rJ.lYn Sue Sturn .pastor of the Church, gave thf bo; ..GUdin4"• Ann Crmer, "Par ln•ocatlon 11nd the wd&ence o~ ap- 3.de of Flower~". trio-Oiita a•1d Seren Lewb and Martha Nktiol· son, "Come, Little Bluebll:d", K:.l IUS ni hleen lillie!!.: "Snowltakes.., X..tb J')'ll Jlt:powq, "Ce!~y, SonJ' and ~mp, Tramp Tramp"', Thu· mas McCowan; ''Tbe Moon", Ollti. l>ewb. Mrs Juhus Smlth ob11erved her "To An Ice-sklter" Seren Lew· b;~~~~:'sitaday at her bOme, il, "Skaters' Waltz", Martha N1c L hol.loo; ...Em~V's Waf!l'' and '1'J'he Blue Dantabe Wo~h.z.., Carolyn Ni~bolaon, ' 11ft CarniVal,'' Pat the day to help her tlcla Bailey, "Melody' of LOvtr", btrthday with her Judy Jo M~rtm, "Thr~lf Walb ', tS"•ndlly afternoon LeL.Ar MISS PARKER 'I'be meeting wu In char~e ot Mrs Donald Foglesong while Mrt Denver Artl$ led the devottond Piano Pupils Spr!rg Recital , Maso.-. Methodist Is Presented Sunday Afternoon Sunshine Class Mrs. L w MeComas pretente I proximately sixty penon• HDII! T S B her plano pu,plls In a 1pr1n2 rec1~ol 1two hymn~ wlth Plu1a Tbei.st ac0 erve anquet &On A.nnKLyon!\; Mrs W Carroll duet Janet Baker '.'Stiver and SuaBell11" Ann Va • and Arthur of "In t.be ipringtlm :: , cey, a son Others helpmg her eel"ln t h e Swmg'' ebrate are her daughter, MINEr. Ann "Swaymg Tre•· rna and daughter and aon·ln-law, , Narsa Lee ~t Mr and Mrs Phl1hp Meinh(rt, "On the M'agtc L,akc'', Diana The Rev nowarfl fluppelt , pa•- w1th whom !lbe retndes. tor or the F1ut Presbytena. Criswell, "l>'risky K;1ttens", Janet l Chureh will be In Columbus foJr l>f)A, K Blake "Little Duteh Dant-e", three days at a Chureh OWcen' ln:f Sara Ann Bechtel, "Old Viennese Tratnmg School at t-he Broad St Melody", Linda Forre~t; "Roek and Pre!byter1ar. Church Roll Lull-aby", Kay lenkmsan Mr and Mrs Ralt h lla(\cliH ~ Saturda evenmg aftc.· tbelr last reheanal the children ~~fe inv1t vl!nted So~.turday whh !dr. and. Mu Robert Hurley and chl1dren, ,Hen· Mr. and Mrs RObert Russell, ed to the McComas honfe w,here der!on W Va Sandusky, have announced tbe ap.. they were served refreshment( by Patricia lloyd, fre-shman r.t profttilng marriage of their daugh- Mrs McComas aod her Chua:hter, Ohio Univers1ty, !pent the , week· tr.r, Dunna Leber Sandusky, to Dianne D1anne and carla sue G•l 1end with her parent!, Mr and Mn Robert AlleMworth 100 of Mra. me»re, a guest at the party, wel· Bruce Lloyd G~e Van Meter, Port Clinton, eomed tile guest! at the rectt •1 Supt L w McComas vtsiteil Olnd Marlon Allensworth, Middle- •ntt distrlbuted the programs. hts mother, Mrs J E McComaa, po~e Rev Frederh::k Zimmerman Columbu11 over the weekend t 7 30 Mr and Mrs. Paul RUIII'Iell and will perform the ceremony a p m on May 18th at the Emman. daughter" Kayte, visited relalJvM uet Evangelical Church, Sandwky, at Meadowbrtdge, W Va l h l s and the recepbon will be held wetlkend. from 8 3Q-I2 at the Oxford Grange, Mr 81\d Mrs Roy Davadson and Bloommgv 1Ue three daughters Columhu!, have Ma8ff Leber Is a graduate of San. Mr and Nra. C. E. Blall:e!Jee enbeen visiting her par •nts, M.r aud dusky High School and is employ tertained with a dinner and the•Mrs A E Erwin ed by the EriC CountY' Inve!tment ter party S1turday evening honCompany, Sandusky Mr Allen• oring theiT' daughter, Patricia, on Mr and Mrs James Ha~t.ley and worth. who attended the Middle- her stxteenth birthday children, J1mmy, r~mda Ricky, port Elementary Schols, graduated A lavendar, silver and gold color .Jaeky and Drbby W:~h•r1dge, were from Lakea1de High School and IE theme wu carr&ed GUl in the table weekend gue!ts of his parentl, employed at the Batley Meat Mar- dQcoratlona Lavendar cor.saees Mr and Mrs James Hawley Sr ket, Sandusky. tied w1th !llvcr Lace ribbons, which Richard Hordon was taken tl) were presented the gUC!!ts, center. Holzer Ho:spital m the Rawllng•ed the table Nut cups filled wl~h Coflta ambulance a• noon Sundd.l" mints "ere lavender and !liver when he became 111 at the hMlc •nd Iavan were purl!le size gald Of his daughter, Mrs George Jeweled pen and penc&] seta Skinner, and famJly The honored guest re<:eivcd a Mr and Mrs W W Hayes re number of n1ce gifts tu,rned Saturday rrom Gallon Pre!ent were the honored guest, Mtsll Augusta Genheeimer left where they hall been vis1hng h •r Carolyn Meier, Connie W~dl:eard , Saturday for Cmcmati to attend a Sheila Strauss, sister, Mr.s Olive Ulmer Marlene Scholl, rtceptlon on Sunday for Rev and Rosie Horak, Janet Carpenter, Mn Minerva Ch1lrlers and , Mn Mn William August Baekner, the Jean Ellen Dabo, Jo Ellen Follrod Gul lteynold! "ore vi~ltore l.. new director and Matron of the lnd Nan Thompson ,af Cbeahtre Leon Saturday , Methodi•t College Hill Home for who waa the week end hou.se Mrs Dave Farmer rcc(';iY{ r! the Aged. ' a:ueat of Patt)'. Mill• A H Tedrow of Hamden word Saturday that W G Hofc Invited but unable to attend were kamp, husband of t h e former waa the week end guest of Mr. Jill Snowden and Sondra Potts 1\nna ~·ar111er oC Mt<l!llepott h~d aud Mrs Grover Erb Ml'8. Hattle Russell of Clncin· a severe stroke al their home ln natl epent the week end .at her Columbus Mr! Cedi Grogan a n d Mrs home, Anne St Mr and Mn Presley Brown And Jacqueline Haycook, Columbu~. children, Ml.ry Ann, Barb&ra. VISited With Mr C H Wts"' Sr and Ruth Wise Middl<'pO t Cheryl, David and Donnie of New and Mr and Mrs Davtd Yost l•ld Lexington were week end gut!sls of hia brother and !&ater-m-1aw, Rev fa mil) , Portland and Mrs tugeoe Brawn a~ famMr and Mrs Edgar Vale and daughtt!r Bettina Columbus, have Ily Mr& Elmer Gears of Glouster ill been vt.sltlng Mr. and Mn Wii'l the boUle a:ueat of her daughter am Wyatt and other rel~tlvc& and IOD·in·Law, Rev and Mn. Eu Mr and Mrs Vern Hunsld;c,·. gene Brown. Athens, Vl!tled h1s father, Orm Rev, Euaene Brown entered Hoi. Hunsicker, recently zer Ho1pltal today and Willllnder· 10 surgery, Tueaday lin Wllhe Maude Coate11 and Mr. and Mra Arthur Smith Jr Ruth Wise are In Co1umbus on bu~ ness and plan to rolurn here Tuc of Chauncey 1pent the week end with hll arandmother, Mrr. Julia • ~clay Smith 1nd dauthter, M1.11 ~ma, 1ntl Mr. and Mn. Phil Meinhart 1 Mrl. Cheater Zirkle vl.sited Sun- 1 day with Mrs. Ethel Lowery a~d Mra W1lter Walker. Lowery, who hu be on pa1t week, ia lmprovMrs Herbert Dlxon entertained " '' OJtd Mn ft. B. Wllklno ol the Willing Workera Clau 'ef the arrived Sund1y for a Enterpriae EUB Church• • Friday her mother, Mra. Addle evcnlna at her home Rock•8prln1• Road Beata Wplfe Vl1ited 1 Scripture readine ~ M:nl. R.oge1 1 . aDd 'M'ra Rh!hlrd Spencer open~d •be mect~Jq !Ql I lo\:Yed with lrOUJ) lllllJlnt :~ ,''AI The crou·• and the t.ord'a Prayer HOUI SUIT I In unlaon. Korea Garv PrC'~ton RDSN, sptnl the weekend wtlh hts par •nt.s Mr ant' Mrs Gerald Pre!ton, ;~nd bratheRobert He 1s statwn~:d at Norfolk Va Ste,~llb . Mrs A R Tedrow waH R (Zuest when Mr! Grover Erh entertained the Third i"rlday Club Friday eve· r;inll at her home, Lauro] St A :-hort butiness IICUion was held with Mn Max Melnhart prl· J~ldanr in the ab&cnce of Mu Ucn r'i Reibel, prtaldent Games were playt!d during thJ ~oclal hour and prlz~s awtrdect ~o Mrs 1\en Neut:dln.l, Mn Meinhart, Mlu Kate Ebersbach and Mrs Ted ' Tht' deceased was a member :Jf the Board Baptist Churcb aDd ;., vf'tt:ran of World War 1 CROW APPOlNTID Surviving are hi• w1!e and two sons Paul Blessmaed guerdJao Ad Utem in the casQ, Pieaunt, W. Va. and Cecil Blen~·: The C1taena National Sank H 1ng ~r of Akron, Ob.io. Walter F Gilmore, et.al , f o r these minors in tbe proeeedanp, Wendel Gilmore, Joan Gllmol:f: alld B,yran Gtlwore. hed W Crow has•been appoint �- . . Weekday Religious Education At tile ~eat of religious leaders here each day this week then till .. a .,le on Importance of religious educalion. This Is NaUonal Wl!ekday Religious Education Week. These min· lsten ay: Foreign News Copunentary "Your eloild needs religious education, do you give it to lllmt Do 10Q five )'OUr ellild religious training' The ohurches Tbe week '!I good sad bad ne'l's ' ID.. OIIIer illterested Individuals and groups or Meigs Courll,y on Hie intl'rn.lUonal ·bala nee sheet : Th'f" Sul'z C~tna l situation took a mile It lll!sslblt for everj child in the fourth and fi!tb new lu.-n fort h~ wor,;e this week. ~es 11'11~ w.n! II tb b've it every week in Pomeroy, Middle· Tht> Unill'd Stutes tried vainly to port, Hamsonvllle, Rutbwd, Syra<use and Salisbury elemen· President Gamal Al>del Naner tary schools. Tbe Weekday Religious ~ducation progran't in get of Egypt to ~fte11 his stand, whieb IIIII communi!¥ needs )lOUr help. Visit a ela!s, the Wetk- ts that p;gy]>t mu rt exert compll'te day t~uller, Miss Bowen, and tell your friends about Week- control of canal traffic. dliy Religioos Education; today.·• It was reported that Fra~e and J Rbod .es Charges Cincy Hospital H. as Spent•$21;676 nlega]1yr~~~i~:r?-~·~~:.:.~;~~:;:'•1:::. Au!ltralia mig ht take the iss ue to the United Nations Security COlin· d iiA London, Prime Mini•ler l.l al' old Mltmlilan presented to the CINCINNATI UP - State ~u- In th.e la s1 lhree yean beC'ause of d.itor Jame11 A. • lwd.es said hul.ay LhL' pr~W:tiee. !Jttat Lo:niYin-. lb!pJ.tal In Clneln The report s;~id Ute best euls of " • ,:;_j j 'I' ' went Abolition of Dr•ft The plm1 <':Jils for the abolitiou naU had apent $,2:1,676.11 Illegally meats bought for Longview durinr tlle put three year.s. ~he a1Wib'1 npolt 11110 said to the ('mJlloyes' cafeteria, while batUeships, the reduction of Brilpati~ls WL'ft (ed leet overs. It ish North Atlantic Treaty uoops of the dr.ait, the scrapping of all t1te !lfate mental brurpltal wa" the mentione d that narcoticS some- in Ggrmany and eu t< ing down scene. or bootleg whiskey sal es by tim.e.." arc delive red tO pati ent em- Briti sh garri~ ons ali ovN the a state emplayc, wbo wa~; atlle ploy<•s t1r ldt at th~ swilchboard wo•·ld. to obtain " wf'll kn own·· brand" tu ht: !lellvt:J"l'd ilircctl}· to th~: Wh ile 8•·Jtaiu was culling down from SGlll'tf'.'l other lh rtn !!"!Ui t• 11 - s torukN' JJl'l" , Haymnnd· Bush. qoor !tnres. , Rhodes t"ri.t"ieized tbe Rys tem un· der whfch the hospitall01e11 money because of spoilace or poor quaf. itf of supplies it is forced to buy from Ohio pris!ln industrie11. The report said the hospital lo..'lt $7 .•88 . FOR $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE 0. '1'he llrU!IIest Corner In llllddleport its armaments J)I'Ogram, W c st· ·Germany inducted the first 9,733 · drbft. troops for its flt!W armY, . Jn another devel"optneot whieh reflected the contrast between the British and German situatlons, Gen. H:ans Speidel of West Germany assUmed the command Clf NATO ground forces in central Europe. In his- new poRt, Speidel wijl comm and United . States, British and French \l8 weU as Oer· The auditor reeommended that man troops. a supply of old narcotics be tested L•st-.u Hllnt•rl.n p.....,lf:r and be deiJI.rnyed U found too lltrong. The State Department in an un· Exam ine rs found that the IUe- usually bitter ilatement said that A:al expenditures of funds relfllitl!d the government of puppet PreIIIOfltly from raids ()n the com- mler Janos Kadar of Communist mi s..<!ary fund built up from oper Hungary had reverted to a rei(Jme alion ot the commissary. uf "Stalinist tenor' to keep its Canned goods, the report said , people in subjection. were found to contain almost four Premier Hussein Ala of Iran re· pounds or water in a six pound, signed as the re!>~lt of the murder 61!4 ounce can , 1'he quality of the or three American•, lnclu_dina: a prison produced goods also was ·woman, by Iranian bandlts. Man· found to be practii:!ally unusable. ouchehr E..:hbal was named to Rl1odes 11aid Mrs, Marion D. .,uecaed Ala. Both men are pro- . , Vo~lpel was ushUer at the cafe· West411n. t~na from February to November BrUain1.tt rww dele-nal!l pro,ram of last year and that she charged repre80nts a J)etcrmill.ld •ttempt · neither henclf nor her son, ltun· by Prime Mi niste r Macmillij.n to aid, an att(llldant, for food th"ey reduce at·mnmenh costs to .a level consumed. Examiners said ·Mrs. In keepina with the country's Voelpcl has a~reed to repay $300. strained economy. -;;i;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;,;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;:_1 Room• Hew Furniture '.1.DatlY.Se~net,· ~~·llltddleport, o., Apru so; 111~7-3 Huntington Girl Cooler Weather Cia' ' • Rhodt•s §aid the purchasing practice~~: and. Illegal expenditure~ wero inherited by tJ1e pre~tent Ru· publican administration, whll·h he said stopped them. The report alsiJ cited "terrible overcrowding" al the 100-yeaJI.o!d in stitution. ll has a normal rapa· rity of 1.900 patient s but now has 3.292. Dally Sentinel Day Book DAILY CROSSWORD 3. F1uttert A(l1. Arched ot 6. Fl'Oatltl"~· t•ave eon~trw.: t 11guin 6 A to. Goa or honl!y ..,. buzz.ard 12 !!:mp}T<"!l..n ., 13. Wh1lt 7 · O pei'"a.tu~ rstan,~: l mtiO!itu frost 2t . M'ut. bi-rry 21 . Look! •.A H . River irr.l lA Not wrltt • of , IULlable mUiiC ' 19. Babitual drunkard letter II . Hunting 20. Spheu dogs 23. A 1unk JJJ. Breathe fence ..... 37. Pric kly i.'l 25. Selen1um .17. ot · violet fa mily · 2/i Change 30. Man · ~ nlcknamt B racel~t ornaments 11ym ) knl&:ht 42 . Anglo· l sym .) 32. :·H o lh Jl. Commune ( lt.) 39. Pause Sft:'(OR t.J. '"' Atllnnlltlvt TELEVISION GUIDE reply buUfincl'l (va.r.t 4$. 1t. ----- t8. Coal lite 015 TO MIIET · Evangeline Chapter, OES, 172, will meet Tbursday at the Masonic Temple. Practice for the lnBPtC· tion will be beld itnmedlalely after the regular cbapter m,eeUn,:. 1 vetch. 34 . Teur 36. BtarWl,r • 3a. Wvwv:t murk• fO. Comply ••· River 1tt'r.J <15. Wlth~tlil\d 17. Tnes 48. Gatns knowledfl ,0. Not true DOWN uo 1. 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YOU TO --- ' Porter. and ·Kath0y · f 10:00 Gari"J Moert Athens, 0. · 10,30 Arthur Oodfre Mrs. Loui~ ~imary 11:80 fltrU:o il Bleb Campaign 11:30 ii\'g :'Seareb !U:"!1for~Tolllmow ~(Continued from IMit OM) ! 9:00 1:00 1:30 2:00 1 3:00 3 :4~ •:oo 4:30 5:30 5:45 Romper Room Th'l Price iS Right Truth or Consequeneet Tic Tac Dough It CoulcJ Be You ·c urrent My Little Mareie Tennessee Ernie Matinee Theater Queen for a Day Modern Romanaceg Comedy Time -'Movletime cartoons P{ew11 Picture Waterfront 8:00 6:30 Weathercast · I 8:35 .Sport1 Eyt> 6:46 NBC News 11;411 .Guiding Llibl ing a comeback, admitted he's tak. 1:00 Katie's Kltch11n Ina a week o(t (rom his: Clean-()·,. J~ A• •hi" ~Qrld 1'llnll Wax bu..t,.ne~Q ~!) .Y);goekt on 1 lot too our Mils Bl1lob of tioan.'"., He "aahJ. !i he Wins, 2:30 1-Iouse'•'h rtY ~,~, ' he "wants tht- tooperation of eveTy 13:0() :81( Pa:voff body." · 13:30 Bob crosby Show Mr. Miller eould not be reached 4.:00 Brlghtl'lr Day foJ tomtnent· today. 1·t :UI Secret Storm · 4:30 Edge •' Nlehl CQUNClL RACES _,5;00 Tbe •Early Sbow The wa11mest council race 18 ex. ~:so Your Elser Reporter pectcd in ~ddleport wh.ere 12 Re- 6:45 Spol't8 P&l'ldt publicans have to di\'lde up SIX O:M Weathermap . •• flt'DQ!IIzlna how fortu~Dft .iMng in Ohlo, In the un'iltd States o1 Amlflto. tee mat le"lslative seaJ,. . I 7:00 Action IncUmbents ·E rnest CoYert, Da- 'l:1.S . Dou1l1t :mdwar41 vld- 0 . leJIIdnll, Wayne G.i.bboJ:Is, L. 7:80 R•DiO ,Ridor R', 1Htey a.d -~ Miller are 8:00 Phil Slb:era Sbow askin,g to be utuiried\ to office. 8:30 PriY•te S~retary Meanwhile a sltte composed at Ro- U:OO ·To Ttll the Truth bert lllci!I~'Y< tee SinKh, ~ohn Zerkle, -Fred M:. ColUns, Rustell Bailey; Clli>.~ Fltb'er .ond 1/•le M. 1;30 · Red Sltolton $8&.000 Quelllo• 10:30 S[>lke Jooe• Show to,oo ,._ llatmond Rellmb'e of llo!la"''or '. NEW 'YORK UP - •IIJrY ~ioli C!Utoa, API'll 24: M~~ P zW f ' ' 1 1 ' " ... · ' -ii , ' ; ' " .' tf.W '. ~,, ....,' ... ~ of ,'f "" .. Fr,. Day Colleetions Reach $131 Total Vn. Ifat l!tol'e, <llllnaon 'I' , WAIIIINciiOJI lll! T h1 Wet~tber Buf't!au f<WfeJit. tool '""' the C•nter Sodety 1aa CHANCE · 'l'oe·e·th·er,·t~,o. ··-thi pharmaclfll'l •'l>!biO-• r·, f,.. •.:· ·, 1 . 'i'! . ·~ · ~ .u.An' h. aN~- ~ ~ · · · · · ' ,.. MJDI)LEPORT sat~. · I . . ' Godfr., I· ' . . ''b·: .m ,odern .....,. ; ' llo.~,' I collected anti dlatribut.d caubter• and tieadquarten were at the l Coat• bulhlinJ, l(ld4Jeport, an~ the G. • J . Auto &torr.. Po .. Tbe bur'Qtl.d lilnt ln cenf•&l eroy. lltl. lloor• If chalnna.n of •fld· e•~ ,._..~ ftloh b~.P the Tag Day proJeet, J&at exprtu.. lieavy are ex:· ed ·her appNleiaUOb to thou wl::) p«ted to ~4tr to near or sub- aulatad with the wart. 1 Pameroy rtrlt were Canlyn £d. norma · ' · wtra~ lfar.arfil Handley, Ch•rle• ant eu , Ma rle~f! 111eL'I'• Bu1>ach" u 5 Coates, 1oy~ U'-'Aey, a ap · · " man, SAlly P'oKet', Jean~tte Roush, . .. Jac~l. Thomas, :i•hSl'<Jn .Vouna. .., l"i \:JU Judy Owens, Carolyn :8ell; Bonnfe 'arb ~n ·dmor~i~ Nancy'Sh' Ier· I HQII"f e·st At . Sho"'er a. ""'ler 8 1 4 · 'l1te l!ltlldeblbr ~ &wk combines low-oilbouettl! sptll'la ear acyl• illalfilh p~ rj>o!ili.-. It aloO brinl!" you a built-in Su~ . ' drjve' .,oW.,. at tmb r.., ~>'I>R • • , tuxury·tev.l ltide • • • th& liljllt ·. elfeOtiV. ~ mi the !<lad, .!n value IU)d i>Oiformanto-Cr<lftmsiiBkip · · inak.a t.be tiiil dill~. Se8 ;ou.. ~.today! · . · · Studebaker-Packard · --C·O&IOA.t.tiOJI Ofii-~~CP»W~' ------ TOM 'St.RUE 399 S. Third - - - -- - - - '"~· dauabt·, 1 ~~·~~il~h~t~~:;.~',..;;;;;,..,..d~;:;~~~~==~§::;::§;:f;:l::f::E ""'======~~"E:"-;:;;;;'-:~;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;- er,Mrs. Annal)eU,, ~rs. Harold CarnJLawrenee ft,ose lian, Mrs. Wlllbm Downie, Mrs. • ,, g•s : r~pge Earl Shuler, Mis. Glen PauU~. EJ. len Shuler and Piltty Ihle. Sending gifts but una.~le to , ·~­ tend were Mrs. Earl lli11, l'frs. Lee· Johnson, Mrs. Gary Dill, ~r~. Delmar Hamm, Mri. Emil EyliaP, Mrs. John Himtn and .Mt\1. Berth~ Holter. Amateur uor ·To At "trni1 Tho wlll mi!!et thl home of . ...A. with fd:riJ. HOward Byers and Mrs. Ttt.e· lma Pratt as usitl:lng ilosteues. · .EleeUon of cdfic.era wiU be held at thi1 maeU~ an4 .roJ~ oall re sponses w!U b~ 11Favorite TyJHI "' Flower Arrlngement.·• FOr tbe ·Progrim ~lassified ;,r. rangament!l wlll be t~Lbite~ ~ follows: Colonial Mrs. .Rober• ' Coatt; Victorian, Mrs. ~ruce Lloycl French, Mrs. James B. Titw; F)en1. l~h . .Mrs. Ben Philson; Mexieaa, &,30. Your !sso R<1>...,., BI>olht·P,..ade 8:U · We~:therman 'l' :OiO ActiOn ! . \Irs. Robert R!!ibel. Mrs. Philip Bailey will have .. paper and the devotional senlfe , wpl be led by Mrs. E. S. ScJlaaf. U:30 rve- Got A Seere\ ' 10,00 "'iot~ Ceoturr Fox ·Hour ;Junior Amateur Gardeners Club Is Organized • ,~ ••.;~ '· .. ' •··" ~- Mrs. Randolph Humphreys, JunIor Garden C'lub chairman of the ·4mateur ~ard~ne-rs Club, baa. ortat\lied the Junior Amateurs Club ~ ~li week. \ ' TW.elve ap-la .~t at he~ apart. meJit · on SoUth TliU"d Avenue and U.e . toUoW!Oc offieen elected: prE!sJdent, Celeste Ault; viee-pref ldent, Kathy McElhinny; se.c1'titar~, Suzanne Br4f)bury; treasy~r, SBD· dra Humpbreya; Newa· ~pOlter, Sue Rue. · " The C!'lub will meet next Monday atternoon. at 3:30 at the Humphrey home and Make ·further pJans for di.etr fllmmer'• projectJ. They · ~ tt meet "e'very two week!. · ~tl i• • new proJect for the Ainiteur GudebWf Club. - ·kelfSox Trade-\ ·. Fo~. , 2PltcJiers · ' • ile(. 21e td 19e YOUR CHOICE 19¢ Ea~ '· A l,lan-ol full ol v•luesl Pastry lllt~·wlih sprin&steel loop, stron1 lid lliter and jar o~Det, ·peeler and belfl olicer, can opener, acls8or-aetion . ieo:vlng tongs, boiUe stopper, metal4·pe. mea~urlngcup set! Wastebillbt ; 99c Jteg. f1.29 18': Socks Un~ab1t! ' P),nlle! 12· cap..,llr, ll.q~ i!oloit. '"'· vivid eulon. 3 ~ $1.00 ~•. Shorts Vinyl ·I)~~ Reg . .9S. Easy-case plsatlel Gorge. ous llora), lace .patteras, ~ter 61c Dinnerw•re rJibt • hander Bob Cbakalea from the Wuhiaaton Sea.tors Mpriday in a 1tftight plaYer awap for ahortltop Milt Bo111na:, outfi~d~r . ~Faye Tbronel>erry ~nd piteher ltuss Kemmerer. Bolllrq; and Throneberry were utiiitr men rPr Boston last llt&ron, but were· expecled to be reg· . ulars with W.s)llngton. ol 11\lancl wawrwoyo- rlvero and ' Baby Doll · 'Shorties Reg. 1.38, 1-59 valnesl Girls' and woments 2-pc. sleep 'n' play s~rtlesl Cool no-iron plisse·, pret· ty prints. · ' . ' New Orleana, flJ>lllly bltndlniiiiCW'...,I with the Cull ol Moxloo, For, plontera and modem~ bulkloro ol indlil- • tey, rivera, lalteo and man-made woterwaya have • been tile 1teyt 1o - l o - l M~ • cit¥ ol ,. lllioe lhrl-·tDda¥ which Ia not.'-led·on • bod3l df' Witor. Riven hove 1lwoya been the patha lo M!P'i!ll ~hi o1 U.., tile MiioiiiiPP.i Ia without , . PPIIIIR Jllipotlo - manY Iandi iido upoll IIi' ',, ............... M<llrOI.. t l l d - llld. lrB)ot • olw:t ""~ lroll ond steel ol ArMtloo. valances. ~n 'RH Sox. who h•d only one lef~·~•oded pltc~er on .their atarr1 ~.'ned Jetty, Dean Stone a.n d otreon and cona- whl<h a -lean travel. More ihan a third of II II wtlhln the .,.., Miiol. olppf River ll)'ttem. Frol.ll beyond stowe City and MIMelpoUo and Pltllburrh. It oxt.nda toward •• The S I North Mlah ' -: ' ' .. ~ '- ~ _,, ... •' . . ' 41t s•-lclo Ill'· . !Ollillliouliolfte· pitterna. , ' .WASI!IIf(JTo!j' UP- The Bo• ' . ·ter - Y with ema po'!""' 011 aemanc1., , • TlliD Traction, wtth 1 ~he ~~~ tha~ sh& was r~n1. to · wai · Dll'r'll!d O:tU•. ~11: and whlie W~IIJ .tahlce Houctt, · Barbu-i ana : eh.• lk the ~ole tblnc "» u '1n stre.,mert extinied from the eban- ' '. ~rt, ~·~-~n l'lt&ltlillJIY, expertehee' and try .tl)l}OfJet delier to ttti -elwll 1 of the table :Butelier '. Ilia Mae WilJoh a1Jo'4t -k , ~ wit~ a JuiP 'htj~- . doll fo~Jif.l Gilmore, France• Pettl~'• NCVIiR Mti:SID fT .the b•ck&i'Ound. Giftl were placed Hamer, ltt:tldall Bowlt'C, OMAHA, Neb. uP _ Mrs. A.Uen on the table In front ot the d~ll . Don !!rwtn, B.Obert Van .Cooae,, Yfircer didn't realiq her home ~ter the bopQJ:.a euest opeae4 ~ Wil~am RApte~fr: . was burclarlzed .until two mo~tbs her mJnY lovely _ilft!l, lee. ea,arn , K~t •IPORf . aftar lt ~ppened when poli~ centered, with 11 pU1k weddinJ bet1 • .., _ 1 ' turned· the toot. A ca1h ~ eO.. cake'ieed in wh!te il.nd topped with CfNC!INNATI (UP) - Prodlilee~ . : talning J:iank books aod P&Mrl a plpk rose and coftee were aerve4 Ei&\\o &te&cU'j · ·prl~~j ll.a• farnu, was fOund In an alley. nom tbe by the ho1te88. ~n111umers wbltel!l' anft u,owns,. A conte,nt1 pollee tatimatti · Present 1ttl'e lt:r.s. Norman Fish. J.wnt,os 32-341 • l.afle 20-31. A er, Mrt. Cllrenr:e OrueaG. M~ mediuJDt 25-27; A amalt ~ 11 bad been stolen lbtfut two Vernon Nease, Mrs. Denver Holf.et .;s.-2'i'; 1.0... CJlld~aU. A and dilugb~r, Do~nil, ~~. Ed~a iiHf; A meclhim. 31-38; lt ·Hollon, MrS. Joe 'rllmft; · Yd. 3~. Clark !hie and daughter, ~lly!UI, fryers ateod7; rrrm Mr.s: Cbirfea P.lhle. ' · heu, heavy 13·11l; • • "'dclll "' n:tPl"naib' ~ Mlsbs Haranbollaldhthat:!he wu. "not_ Uter" a ut er lnea1 JU 4 con.:rJctlon. But. 1he said, j}\e wls "angr-~ z al part or !he treatment accorded her In prl50:n. · ':Before the trial.! wa1 tre~lo<l Btl'>~al ol..-~tenJ. sondra Drake, !lancM!>t· very niciely, and a htwyer who U ' "" : eber, Sinh Weston, Nancy WOOd· ·fended me and who bad both"" leila. Nanw 'fhose merrd' . i.-II , and boiled S)atlf ·.11....,_ riage lo;J - Carubon will bt · ee · ship, dld the very best job tlal • V.r .evl!l\t "" IU<Jl ol 1~..., Middleport boys .aod Jlrio ,...,. • ~e coula. . at.~ ah0Wer~8ven ~urdayfrien· Janice Zirkle, Judith Sauer, Susan · ~ "But lt prison, ;t not , the ing ~, .s. .JOba,Jhle at ber hOme Pulltir; "Cbti!ltJ.De! Coats; 'Thom&~ · , -Jame.· ·I was not trea~d .yery-weU .it MOI'r.Jldg St~.. . Anderton, "Clyde Taylor, .Jl.tm!lad ~·~ · ·wasn't a ~r.:wJ' "'·. ' A Plnk·.ana 1tllttf. coJor them·e Jdoee, -DitTell· Becf.atel; Carol;m ,.·,,~y 9rd.inary_:pot ·~ ... :o r ·p ··.·an · becom~s • ;:.:.automatic on :my WCIIS.TV CHAIIINIL , . 8;00 CaFtalo !Ia""'""' 9:~5 CBS Morning News ' 9:00 Morning Show 10:00 Garry Moore 10:ao. Arthur 11 :119 Strlb !h lllch 1!:00 Vollool La<b' 12:11 LOve of IJfe ' 12:3Q bt:arcb fllr TotaOl'I'Mt 1 IUS Guld.•& Llgbt 1 :00 Katie's K.lt('beD 1:30 As The World 'I'Urao' *'00 001< tdjoo ·IJIQollo. . 1::fJ. 'j, 1:1;-~;,_t·",;~'t~~ 2.:3A, .., H'li,JI:Il'~ar y · · · 3:00 •ht,BII P•rott 3,30 Bob CJ:0Sb7' Show ''00 . Brll!hter !loy 4:1& ~ret · Sto~ HO J'dge ol 'Nl•bt ~:00 ·T b• &arly Slurw ¥r•- lot~. n- CO. lftO'N DRUG . . -·---------- pOrt w•• · II Secret. Att, Wflleh ·u. .alao Israeli law, the aovernme.nt ~ould 1 ·legJ!I eonvh::tion acahllt me lD! askint: Jtieb qUestions and taklne such 1\'0t~ dur1nc my tolD','' abe _.t · ::, · 10:-40 NHewatch 12:00 Tonltbl 1'00 Sip Off lor m.:;h, and. 1 · , ,, 1 doD'l teet ~~~-~~ta:~~~:l .w••notgull'" ol .,plortogo,• ~·- of ....... ....., bO v we~r owever, J te sh~;:r~n~er 'ihe 1Jritlah Special :::U!::n~:e::/~o~t'i:~!~ !hal I ,:.:. ···, '• vihalmr;,;,;:;. ~ lem~rllllr'" ::!.11'<1 ''* ' ·-· ' m~~t.wu I ~.,.J .. · ;•;. ,, •. '. 'l'IIOfilve~vi<tatandardli>fthe;;..,.IT, · : :, '· '"'ill', ondDo~:~- mediCJnai.-to. - :· · 1 ""· ~ eo"U«ti«i f1 f1Jl.G7·1Jr pupllt ol the E la;bth ur.des irt tl~ two 10 ICnllhl, ;......,., Jilt, the wttterr. ~ NUntr)', except for th.•. '"" lollljrft"' ' '!(bleb. will upe.l ~.~-b mtll~:~~whl:.Oalalaro•. -01~ ' "'' ,..,.. J -~Id.ed · for ¢ D~y Jn M.iddl~SNrt ~ P~e.-.,, rep&rt. JuniOr Hltb, were wiakh llliO for ...urtn1 the pl'la ood J>ovt ,oot and remlfkt W'b.ldl. slit • • l'ftC!'e k*' ...... mercury read who were in 1M butJnut .edit u •. ·. ol the 1<1"1'1 Atw!l %'/. ,. , ,..,.....,. . , , Kra. Rali>!>·Oraf'eo, lUI. C1noll .fiVQl'l.blY on tbe lsriell IOVetA· PntloltJtloD ,., txpected to be Swuaon and k\p MiDI Jluilc"!i ._. . (,,.:. N.F.OJ'l ja~ !'.',", . le_belTTheletteta , . rep~nttwo.Ofii~!Jalboob . · · ]i, ::.. ~ fedoralllw'-the ·v'olted .• -·:·,: '•-\.·~ .,.,~ . ... . l"""?(llb:t>d .. , • .ond bY .t heNaUo.W:.F ......,ulory • •·.·Slates ~ r"'!""'-:--r-- :' ' de::,:••nor!ll '::;;.": tu~ut'nt ~mmed lre111 n~ ~. '., :~. _~ Cll•"~bipr-•..... •or~emlngph~"UcU:.. ...,..... · ..r""..... · )ti . ·~ 1-Verno~tlutJettfi.U.s.P..or · .. ~·· <i Hero In the \Jnltocl SIA'!Io . - aN ...,ly ao.ooo mlleo Predicted·For Mnnlb Of if~ U-y on · cftar•et , 0 • MWt Hlian sllld that her .,.. .,.,. tnd lmP.I'IIu••t h!e\flt ; ' ~ttd riJk''aeetria to be a pop.ul~ phrue · for ~fdai~hlonecl "pmble... But thertta:•no place for ' Bl ...td with hUla and mountaiM, to ci'C6te our lrullllll valleys: bleued wilh brood plains, blankelad with l••ln; and bl.....t mo, wllh rfvoro "'!!I laO.Io lood ow lando ...t carry both the lhfnp the eorlh rtveo us and tb<o thlnp we mako, ·to the matlill Q1!r American flldltlby hu en~ H ..,_ ... ,· ·tot ... "'•·. NO ·. '~l';'l:'lft:'\.."'I"'J"t •. ;t~.~~"'V:J!,il . ~. ~ WHTN-TV Channe113 What a Country! . . ~, , ~ -~ _ , ' ' ·~-: • .' 10:00 TBA . IO:SO News Headlines JlOuclas P.dw&rdt ' 7:10 Gfal!t Slep · · 1 ;00 Arlhur Godfre1 · 9;00 :rlti- MUilonalrei :;,~~~~~ 1 1 1 - aUa:o~ tHIO UP-To-The lllnutt .Newa tl:O() U.t ·&o the miDute llfWI 1 !lie· We~ looae1Jf, -.;ith somq "ootable ex· ll'UG Seaoot., 11:01 .-lloi..,UDf tho Weallllt • eeptloilJ•;, 1on th~ aide of mayoralty 11:10 Tbo Lat•·.Show candidate Cecll a·radbu'ry. _,;. Mlddleport'!o cletksiiiP Is coo. -----'------,-~·-_;_ tested by tueumbent Charles 0. MUriay an.t former e1ert Gene Grate. Jean Lama Is asklnr to be returned ·as the treuurer. .' *' -; ' · ·"'t·, ' ' : Oatto11, ·an · aid to be .... "•I' \I, 1 . '' · £ P .. 7 ,1$ Canc~r Fund Tag Dl llufd. ·-,orlllnd, AP+11l ' eel fi11an, of Huntlneton, W. VI., :te; lennetb Rice, Mldfleport., AP · Ohio, on Aprll 27. artv.ed Jn t{ev.r York Monday JnaW. tJa&n . a:.om.al :tem~1 JJyer rU~ ,.r; Mrl Goldie- tteitrnire, --nel A rlauahter to Mr. tnd Mn. Johtl lni that ahe Was not a spy. 7 -- the .. eutem ihlrd of I he naUtA ~.Ohio, A9'11lT , Mft Etelyn. McCoy ot Raclne til April :KSH- had t,P:ent eight months ln durdf .,.,&..,.:rJ-~teJ bo.· 7:00 M~or of the Town T:30 Father Knows Best 8:00 :Kraft· TV Theater 9:00 This is Your Life 1:30 o Henry PlayhouSe e,~a lDIS She tflas 1f . Nooml Carron, Rutland; AprU~. Not Syna' D Spy . CI!ANNEL 3 WED. UG · SIG~ ON 7,00 Tod<y 10:00 10:30 11:00 11 :30 12:00 !. l Patty McCoy, Radne, AprU 27. .A.O)lllwna. Ml'l. Helm 81....., ..., ,.,._,.1 u· Gl'Fr.-dJ' OIJOtl'!' land OrvUle Buth •Hartford· pr t Gill&. ....~. AJH11I ·z2. Br•oda 2t. "n.,-' 1f«e., , Aprll24:JJ I llrtha: A oon to lfr. and ,M!O. WCHs-TV Channell MII•ct. LOSil, OIYJ: HIM f;\ 0000 FIGHT ANYifOW-Wit.l.tAl( MCFEE. ~ien On TIJnt 49. Consume \VIKT a,ss WSAz -TV Chan ~~tel 3 ' Tuesday Wednesday · 7:00 Today 9:00 Rorv.p_er .B.o.om Yo MUT WIDNIIDAY 10 ,00 The Price Ill Right The Rutland Garderi" Club js to 10 30 Truth or Consequences . b.e. beld W etl aet day evenmg atlh c 11 '-00 Tie Tac DOugh hetl)t ot Mr9. GriCe CO-\Yell. The 11~ ltCould Be ltou meeting which was stlleduled for 1 ~ Current Monday ~as· post~neiJ so that ' LOO j(y Lillli ll..l]le Mllrft•tr!t could a. te11d the Open 1.30 Te~anessf:e Ernie meeting of the Mi ~port Garden · 2;00 M1tinee :rbeater Club when Mrs. Wade C_o:l.lld , Lan· 3;00 QUteD f~ I ·0!11 ea·1ter, Was the speaker. 3:45 Modern Rominl!!et 4;00 Comedy IPIItNG CONFIRINCE 4;30 Movletlme T-.-. Ptmsmouth Dietrlet Spring Caj!loopo; , CD.f'lferente of Metho4ist Chw-ches G;4G News H'"dU.nea wlU be held at FraDklin Avenue 6:00 ~pinaeta Playhouse Ch.t,Jrch, Portsmouth, 1'bur1day 6'30 Weatbereut with the. first session opening at U$ SoQrb E,yo 3 p. m. -and the evenlne seS'Slon at 6 , 4~ !lllt News 7:30. 7;00 Art~ur lilurroy Porty JITNIY SUPPER 7;30 Panle Letart P'tllls PTA Will sponsor a s,oo Jane Wyman Show Jitney· Supper M,ay 4 at the Letart 8,30 Cirele Theater Falls Grade Scl\6o1, beginning a~ 9:80 Federal Men 6 p. m. according to Mrs. NaomJ moo AMan Called X Stobart. 10,30 NtWa Headlines 10,40 NJtewateh 12,00 Tonia:ht ATTEND B&RRY -ITIS Out of twon relatives attending 1;00 SIGN OFF the funera1 aervices for JQbn W. -~ Berry of M~ddlepor:t, Monday . were: Mrs. -Katherine Nissley, .Mr and Mn. Wllllarri Lauver and Mr. •nd Mrs. Clarence Pfur, Cohun TUIJSD4'". ~· CMMINEL I bus; Mr. and Mn. Wtldon Pfarr, 8<00 Cll!laiD Kanarroo London, O.; Mr. and Mrs. Har~ld 8:4.8 CIS Mornloa News Schoenleln, l.oga.n, W. Va.; Mr!i Ce-cilia · Hollar, Huntington a a C!l ll:OO Morntn1· SboW 31 . Spoken 33. Bitter u. 1 v,= ~ ~J.=n~. •1 . A..rthu11.an urn '0..: ""lo""'"\11 , ..c....,. •• "-•···· 29. T•l· lurh tJ. Greek; 16. S!'rutin ize 26. Plant 20 S per. VI!It' 21 Moe% 22. Ft!llow MAlON CIJNIC II Mfo" ·~· 5, U oq.:• The DCJ.ilY Sentinel DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON ~ WORSHIP HOURS CHAMGED The hOuri of Wor•~_p 1enlees at ltiCHAliD S. OWIN- HNIItAL 1ACIIR the M.orni1111 StJr roB Churth IIYNOLD I , GRIINE ]lolt•~! ll>Klmball have been Chang(!d beglnniria May National adnrlhln& npreseolatlyt, ..... ' IDi., ... Rev. Roger Bishop will conduct Lnln&t<-n Ave., New Yoat City, 18, N. Y. t th post oftl~ at PoiDo !f1tereQ u I8C004 elul maWna ma11er a e Q wors hip service 011 the flrst and third Sundays at 8 p. m. and on 1 ero Bi!t:f.J~t1otr"ratea: DeUvery .by earrier where available SO ee~tt ~ ~~ sl.!eond and fom·th Sundays at week: one year 1n advance at ·The- Daily Sentinel office, ,us. Iii blt• 10:4!'1 n. n1. IIIOJJ.thl, $7.80; three moaths, $3.80. By !Rotor routr. ~here av fl. B7 mall o~ year $8, II> month>, $4.25, lbrOe """'· . MEETING POSTPONID afternoon except Sunday b1 'r.he Ohle The meetina; of ttte Pomeroy Jl . '-"it Band Boosters Association Rbed- IIMrl. Iae.• Mi 110 llechtale St., Pomeroy, o. BWJincw o1fiee uled for Wednesday evcnlni bu editorial oftlce pboll"' 3fn. been postponed until W:edneBday, May 8, at ?:30 p. m. it wu announced toda)' bY Mrs. CaJ!l Moore president. tLal- out man'll !ihot 9 18. klvtr Pieca 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Apri129, 19~7 • '. _:, \ ' ' . : ' [, 37c �- . . Weekday Religious Education At tile ~eat of religious leaders here each day this week then till .. a .,le on Importance of religious educalion. This Is NaUonal Wl!ekday Religious Education Week. These min· lsten ay: Foreign News Copunentary "Your eloild needs religious education, do you give it to lllmt Do 10Q five )'OUr ellild religious training' The ohurches Tbe week '!I good sad bad ne'l's ' ID.. OIIIer illterested Individuals and groups or Meigs Courll,y on Hie intl'rn.lUonal ·bala nee sheet : Th'f" Sul'z C~tna l situation took a mile It lll!sslblt for everj child in the fourth and fi!tb new lu.-n fort h~ wor,;e this week. ~es 11'11~ w.n! II tb b've it every week in Pomeroy, Middle· Tht> Unill'd Stutes tried vainly to port, Hamsonvllle, Rutbwd, Syra<use and Salisbury elemen· President Gamal Al>del Naner tary schools. Tbe Weekday Religious ~ducation progran't in get of Egypt to ~fte11 his stand, whieb IIIII communi!¥ needs )lOUr help. Visit a ela!s, the Wetk- ts that p;gy]>t mu rt exert compll'te day t~uller, Miss Bowen, and tell your friends about Week- control of canal traffic. dliy Religioos Education; today.·• It was reported that Fra~e and J Rbod .es Charges Cincy Hospital H. as Spent•$21;676 nlega]1yr~~~i~:r?-~·~~:.:.~;~~:;:'•1:::. Au!ltralia mig ht take the iss ue to the United Nations Security COlin· d iiA London, Prime Mini•ler l.l al' old Mltmlilan presented to the CINCINNATI UP - State ~u- In th.e la s1 lhree yean beC'ause of d.itor Jame11 A. • lwd.es said hul.ay LhL' pr~W:tiee. !Jttat Lo:niYin-. lb!pJ.tal In Clneln The report s;~id Ute best euls of " • ,:;_j j 'I' ' went Abolition of Dr•ft The plm1 <':Jils for the abolitiou naU had apent $,2:1,676.11 Illegally meats bought for Longview durinr tlle put three year.s. ~he a1Wib'1 npolt 11110 said to the ('mJlloyes' cafeteria, while batUeships, the reduction of Brilpati~ls WL'ft (ed leet overs. It ish North Atlantic Treaty uoops of the dr.ait, the scrapping of all t1te !lfate mental brurpltal wa" the mentione d that narcoticS some- in Ggrmany and eu t< ing down scene. or bootleg whiskey sal es by tim.e.." arc delive red tO pati ent em- Briti sh garri~ ons ali ovN the a state emplayc, wbo wa~; atlle ploy<•s t1r ldt at th~ swilchboard wo•·ld. to obtain " wf'll kn own·· brand" tu ht: !lellvt:J"l'd ilircctl}· to th~: Wh ile 8•·Jtaiu was culling down from SGlll'tf'.'l other lh rtn !!"!Ui t• 11 - s torukN' JJl'l" , Haymnnd· Bush. qoor !tnres. , Rhodes t"ri.t"ieized tbe Rys tem un· der whfch the hospitall01e11 money because of spoilace or poor quaf. itf of supplies it is forced to buy from Ohio pris!ln industrie11. The report said the hospital lo..'lt $7 .•88 . FOR $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE 0. '1'he llrU!IIest Corner In llllddleport its armaments J)I'Ogram, W c st· ·Germany inducted the first 9,733 · drbft. troops for its flt!W armY, . Jn another devel"optneot whieh reflected the contrast between the British and German situatlons, Gen. H:ans Speidel of West Germany assUmed the command Clf NATO ground forces in central Europe. In his- new poRt, Speidel wijl comm and United . States, British and French \l8 weU as Oer· The auditor reeommended that man troops. a supply of old narcotics be tested L•st-.u Hllnt•rl.n p.....,lf:r and be deiJI.rnyed U found too lltrong. The State Department in an un· Exam ine rs found that the IUe- usually bitter ilatement said that A:al expenditures of funds relfllitl!d the government of puppet PreIIIOfltly from raids ()n the com- mler Janos Kadar of Communist mi s..<!ary fund built up from oper Hungary had reverted to a rei(Jme alion ot the commissary. uf "Stalinist tenor' to keep its Canned goods, the report said , people in subjection. were found to contain almost four Premier Hussein Ala of Iran re· pounds or water in a six pound, signed as the re!>~lt of the murder 61!4 ounce can , 1'he quality of the or three American•, lnclu_dina: a prison produced goods also was ·woman, by Iranian bandlts. Man· found to be practii:!ally unusable. ouchehr E..:hbal was named to Rl1odes 11aid Mrs, Marion D. .,uecaed Ala. Both men are pro- . , Vo~lpel was ushUer at the cafe· West411n. t~na from February to November BrUain1.tt rww dele-nal!l pro,ram of last year and that she charged repre80nts a J)etcrmill.ld •ttempt · neither henclf nor her son, ltun· by Prime Mi niste r Macmillij.n to aid, an att(llldant, for food th"ey reduce at·mnmenh costs to .a level consumed. Examiners said ·Mrs. In keepina with the country's Voelpcl has a~reed to repay $300. strained economy. -;;i;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;,;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;:_1 Room• Hew Furniture '.1.DatlY.Se~net,· ~~·llltddleport, o., Apru so; 111~7-3 Huntington Girl Cooler Weather Cia' ' • Rhodt•s §aid the purchasing practice~~: and. Illegal expenditure~ wero inherited by tJ1e pre~tent Ru· publican administration, whll·h he said stopped them. The report alsiJ cited "terrible overcrowding" al the 100-yeaJI.o!d in stitution. ll has a normal rapa· rity of 1.900 patient s but now has 3.292. Dally Sentinel Day Book DAILY CROSSWORD 3. F1uttert A(l1. Arched ot 6. Fl'Oatltl"~· t•ave eon~trw.: t 11guin 6 A to. Goa or honl!y ..,. buzz.ard 12 !!:mp}T<"!l..n ., 13. Wh1lt 7 · O pei'"a.tu~ rstan,~: l mtiO!itu frost 2t . M'ut. bi-rry 21 . Look! •.A H . River irr.l lA Not wrltt • of , IULlable mUiiC ' 19. Babitual drunkard letter II . Hunting 20. Spheu dogs 23. A 1unk JJJ. Breathe fence ..... 37. Pric kly i.'l 25. Selen1um .17. ot · violet fa mily · 2/i Change 30. Man · ~ nlcknamt B racel~t ornaments 11ym ) knl&:ht 42 . Anglo· l sym .) 32. :·H o lh Jl. Commune ( lt.) 39. Pause Sft:'(OR t.J. '"' Atllnnlltlvt TELEVISION GUIDE reply buUfincl'l (va.r.t 4$. 1t. ----- t8. Coal lite 015 TO MIIET · Evangeline Chapter, OES, 172, will meet Tbursday at the Masonic Temple. Practice for the lnBPtC· tion will be beld itnmedlalely after the regular cbapter m,eeUn,:. 1 vetch. 34 . Teur 36. BtarWl,r • 3a. Wvwv:t murk• fO. Comply ••· River 1tt'r.J <15. Wlth~tlil\d 17. Tnes 48. Gatns knowledfl ,0. Not true DOWN uo 1. 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YOU TO --- ' Porter. and ·Kath0y · f 10:00 Gari"J Moert Athens, 0. · 10,30 Arthur Oodfre Mrs. Loui~ ~imary 11:80 fltrU:o il Bleb Campaign 11:30 ii\'g :'Seareb !U:"!1for~Tolllmow ~(Continued from IMit OM) ! 9:00 1:00 1:30 2:00 1 3:00 3 :4~ •:oo 4:30 5:30 5:45 Romper Room Th'l Price iS Right Truth or Consequeneet Tic Tac Dough It CoulcJ Be You ·c urrent My Little Mareie Tennessee Ernie Matinee Theater Queen for a Day Modern Romanaceg Comedy Time -'Movletime cartoons P{ew11 Picture Waterfront 8:00 6:30 Weathercast · I 8:35 .Sport1 Eyt> 6:46 NBC News 11;411 .Guiding Llibl ing a comeback, admitted he's tak. 1:00 Katie's Kltch11n Ina a week o(t (rom his: Clean-()·,. J~ A• •hi" ~Qrld 1'llnll Wax bu..t,.ne~Q ~!) .Y);goekt on 1 lot too our Mils Bl1lob of tioan.'"., He "aahJ. !i he Wins, 2:30 1-Iouse'•'h rtY ~,~, ' he "wants tht- tooperation of eveTy 13:0() :81( Pa:voff body." · 13:30 Bob crosby Show Mr. Miller eould not be reached 4.:00 Brlghtl'lr Day foJ tomtnent· today. 1·t :UI Secret Storm · 4:30 Edge •' Nlehl CQUNClL RACES _,5;00 Tbe •Early Sbow The wa11mest council race 18 ex. ~:so Your Elser Reporter pectcd in ~ddleport wh.ere 12 Re- 6:45 Spol't8 P&l'ldt publicans have to di\'lde up SIX O:M Weathermap . •• flt'DQ!IIzlna how fortu~Dft .iMng in Ohlo, In the un'iltd States o1 Amlflto. tee mat le"lslative seaJ,. . I 7:00 Action IncUmbents ·E rnest CoYert, Da- 'l:1.S . Dou1l1t :mdwar41 vld- 0 . leJIIdnll, Wayne G.i.bboJ:Is, L. 7:80 R•DiO ,Ridor R', 1Htey a.d -~ Miller are 8:00 Phil Slb:era Sbow askin,g to be utuiried\ to office. 8:30 PriY•te S~retary Meanwhile a sltte composed at Ro- U:OO ·To Ttll the Truth bert lllci!I~'Y< tee SinKh, ~ohn Zerkle, -Fred M:. ColUns, Rustell Bailey; Clli>.~ Fltb'er .ond 1/•le M. 1;30 · Red Sltolton $8&.000 Quelllo• 10:30 S[>lke Jooe• Show to,oo ,._ llatmond Rellmb'e of llo!la"''or '. NEW 'YORK UP - •IIJrY ~ioli C!Utoa, API'll 24: M~~ P zW f ' ' 1 1 ' " ... · ' -ii , ' ; ' " .' tf.W '. ~,, ....,' ... ~ of ,'f "" .. Fr,. Day Colleetions Reach $131 Total Vn. Ifat l!tol'e, <llllnaon 'I' , WAIIIINciiOJI lll! T h1 Wet~tber Buf't!au f<WfeJit. tool '""' the C•nter Sodety 1aa CHANCE · 'l'oe·e·th·er,·t~,o. ··-thi pharmaclfll'l •'l>!biO-• r·, f,.. •.:· ·, 1 . 'i'! . ·~ · ~ .u.An' h. aN~- ~ ~ · · · · · ' ,.. MJDI)LEPORT sat~. · I . . ' Godfr., I· ' . . ''b·: .m ,odern .....,. ; ' llo.~,' I collected anti dlatribut.d caubter• and tieadquarten were at the l Coat• bulhlinJ, l(ld4Jeport, an~ the G. • J . Auto &torr.. Po .. Tbe bur'Qtl.d lilnt ln cenf•&l eroy. lltl. lloor• If chalnna.n of •fld· e•~ ,._..~ ftloh b~.P the Tag Day proJeet, J&at exprtu.. lieavy are ex:· ed ·her appNleiaUOb to thou wl::) p«ted to ~4tr to near or sub- aulatad with the wart. 1 Pameroy rtrlt were Canlyn £d. norma · ' · wtra~ lfar.arfil Handley, Ch•rle• ant eu , Ma rle~f! 111eL'I'• Bu1>ach" u 5 Coates, 1oy~ U'-'Aey, a ap · · " man, SAlly P'oKet', Jean~tte Roush, . .. Jac~l. Thomas, :i•hSl'<Jn .Vouna. .., l"i \:JU Judy Owens, Carolyn :8ell; Bonnfe 'arb ~n ·dmor~i~ Nancy'Sh' Ier· I HQII"f e·st At . Sho"'er a. ""'ler 8 1 4 · 'l1te l!ltlldeblbr ~ &wk combines low-oilbouettl! sptll'la ear acyl• illalfilh p~ rj>o!ili.-. It aloO brinl!" you a built-in Su~ . ' drjve' .,oW.,. at tmb r.., ~>'I>R • • , tuxury·tev.l ltide • • • th& liljllt ·. elfeOtiV. ~ mi the !<lad, .!n value IU)d i>Oiformanto-Cr<lftmsiiBkip · · inak.a t.be tiiil dill~. Se8 ;ou.. ~.today! · . · · Studebaker-Packard · --C·O&IOA.t.tiOJI Ofii-~~CP»W~' ------ TOM 'St.RUE 399 S. Third - - - -- - - - '"~· dauabt·, 1 ~~·~~il~h~t~~:;.~',..;;;;;,..,..d~;:;~~~~==~§::;::§;:f;:l::f::E ""'======~~"E:"-;:;;;;'-:~;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;- er,Mrs. Annal)eU,, ~rs. Harold CarnJLawrenee ft,ose lian, Mrs. Wlllbm Downie, Mrs. • ,, g•s : r~pge Earl Shuler, Mis. Glen PauU~. EJ. len Shuler and Piltty Ihle. Sending gifts but una.~le to , ·~­ tend were Mrs. Earl lli11, l'frs. Lee· Johnson, Mrs. Gary Dill, ~r~. Delmar Hamm, Mri. Emil EyliaP, Mrs. John Himtn and .Mt\1. Berth~ Holter. Amateur uor ·To At "trni1 Tho wlll mi!!et thl home of . ...A. with fd:riJ. HOward Byers and Mrs. Ttt.e· lma Pratt as usitl:lng ilosteues. · .EleeUon of cdfic.era wiU be held at thi1 maeU~ an4 .roJ~ oall re sponses w!U b~ 11Favorite TyJHI "' Flower Arrlngement.·• FOr tbe ·Progrim ~lassified ;,r. rangament!l wlll be t~Lbite~ ~ follows: Colonial Mrs. .Rober• ' Coatt; Victorian, Mrs. ~ruce Lloycl French, Mrs. James B. Titw; F)en1. l~h . .Mrs. Ben Philson; Mexieaa, &,30. Your !sso R<1>...,., BI>olht·P,..ade 8:U · We~:therman 'l' :OiO ActiOn ! . \Irs. Robert R!!ibel. Mrs. Philip Bailey will have .. paper and the devotional senlfe , wpl be led by Mrs. E. S. ScJlaaf. U:30 rve- Got A Seere\ ' 10,00 "'iot~ Ceoturr Fox ·Hour ;Junior Amateur Gardeners Club Is Organized • ,~ ••.;~ '· .. ' •··" ~- Mrs. Randolph Humphreys, JunIor Garden C'lub chairman of the ·4mateur ~ard~ne-rs Club, baa. ortat\lied the Junior Amateurs Club ~ ~li week. \ ' TW.elve ap-la .~t at he~ apart. meJit · on SoUth TliU"d Avenue and U.e . toUoW!Oc offieen elected: prE!sJdent, Celeste Ault; viee-pref ldent, Kathy McElhinny; se.c1'titar~, Suzanne Br4f)bury; treasy~r, SBD· dra Humpbreya; Newa· ~pOlter, Sue Rue. · " The C!'lub will meet next Monday atternoon. at 3:30 at the Humphrey home and Make ·further pJans for di.etr fllmmer'• projectJ. They · ~ tt meet "e'very two week!. · ~tl i• • new proJect for the Ainiteur GudebWf Club. - ·kelfSox Trade-\ ·. Fo~. , 2PltcJiers · ' • ile(. 21e td 19e YOUR CHOICE 19¢ Ea~ '· A l,lan-ol full ol v•luesl Pastry lllt~·wlih sprin&steel loop, stron1 lid lliter and jar o~Det, ·peeler and belfl olicer, can opener, acls8or-aetion . ieo:vlng tongs, boiUe stopper, metal4·pe. mea~urlngcup set! Wastebillbt ; 99c Jteg. f1.29 18': Socks Un~ab1t! ' P),nlle! 12· cap..,llr, ll.q~ i!oloit. '"'· vivid eulon. 3 ~ $1.00 ~•. Shorts Vinyl ·I)~~ Reg . .9S. Easy-case plsatlel Gorge. ous llora), lace .patteras, ~ter 61c Dinnerw•re rJibt • hander Bob Cbakalea from the Wuhiaaton Sea.tors Mpriday in a 1tftight plaYer awap for ahortltop Milt Bo111na:, outfi~d~r . ~Faye Tbronel>erry ~nd piteher ltuss Kemmerer. Bolllrq; and Throneberry were utiiitr men rPr Boston last llt&ron, but were· expecled to be reg· . ulars with W.s)llngton. ol 11\lancl wawrwoyo- rlvero and ' Baby Doll · 'Shorties Reg. 1.38, 1-59 valnesl Girls' and woments 2-pc. sleep 'n' play s~rtlesl Cool no-iron plisse·, pret· ty prints. · ' . ' New Orleana, flJ>lllly bltndlniiiiCW'...,I with the Cull ol Moxloo, For, plontera and modem~ bulkloro ol indlil- • tey, rivera, lalteo and man-made woterwaya have • been tile 1teyt 1o - l o - l M~ • cit¥ ol ,. lllioe lhrl-·tDda¥ which Ia not.'-led·on • bod3l df' Witor. Riven hove 1lwoya been the patha lo M!P'i!ll ~hi o1 U.., tile MiioiiiiPP.i Ia without , . PPIIIIR Jllipotlo - manY Iandi iido upoll IIi' ',, ............... M<llrOI.. t l l d - llld. lrB)ot • olw:t ""~ lroll ond steel ol ArMtloo. valances. ~n 'RH Sox. who h•d only one lef~·~•oded pltc~er on .their atarr1 ~.'ned Jetty, Dean Stone a.n d otreon and cona- whl<h a -lean travel. More ihan a third of II II wtlhln the .,.., Miiol. olppf River ll)'ttem. Frol.ll beyond stowe City and MIMelpoUo and Pltllburrh. It oxt.nda toward •• The S I North Mlah ' -: ' ' .. ~ '- ~ _,, ... •' . . ' 41t s•-lclo Ill'· . !Ollillliouliolfte· pitterna. , ' .WASI!IIf(JTo!j' UP- The Bo• ' . ·ter - Y with ema po'!""' 011 aemanc1., , • TlliD Traction, wtth 1 ~he ~~~ tha~ sh& was r~n1. to · wai · Dll'r'll!d O:tU•. ~11: and whlie W~IIJ .tahlce Houctt, · Barbu-i ana : eh.• lk the ~ole tblnc "» u '1n stre.,mert extinied from the eban- ' '. ~rt, ~·~-~n l'lt&ltlillJIY, expertehee' and try .tl)l}OfJet delier to ttti -elwll 1 of the table :Butelier '. Ilia Mae WilJoh a1Jo'4t -k , ~ wit~ a JuiP 'htj~- . doll fo~Jif.l Gilmore, France• Pettl~'• NCVIiR Mti:SID fT .the b•ck&i'Ound. Giftl were placed Hamer, ltt:tldall Bowlt'C, OMAHA, Neb. uP _ Mrs. A.Uen on the table In front ot the d~ll . Don !!rwtn, B.Obert Van .Cooae,, Yfircer didn't realiq her home ~ter the bopQJ:.a euest opeae4 ~ Wil~am RApte~fr: . was burclarlzed .until two mo~tbs her mJnY lovely _ilft!l, lee. ea,arn , K~t •IPORf . aftar lt ~ppened when poli~ centered, with 11 pU1k weddinJ bet1 • .., _ 1 ' turned· the toot. A ca1h ~ eO.. cake'ieed in wh!te il.nd topped with CfNC!INNATI (UP) - Prodlilee~ . : talning J:iank books aod P&Mrl a plpk rose and coftee were aerve4 Ei&\\o &te&cU'j · ·prl~~j ll.a• farnu, was fOund In an alley. nom tbe by the ho1te88. ~n111umers wbltel!l' anft u,owns,. A conte,nt1 pollee tatimatti · Present 1ttl'e lt:r.s. Norman Fish. J.wnt,os 32-341 • l.afle 20-31. A er, Mrt. Cllrenr:e OrueaG. M~ mediuJDt 25-27; A amalt ~ 11 bad been stolen lbtfut two Vernon Nease, Mrs. Denver Holf.et .;s.-2'i'; 1.0... CJlld~aU. A and dilugb~r, Do~nil, ~~. Ed~a iiHf; A meclhim. 31-38; lt ·Hollon, MrS. Joe 'rllmft; · Yd. 3~. Clark !hie and daughter, ~lly!UI, fryers ateod7; rrrm Mr.s: Cbirfea P.lhle. ' · heu, heavy 13·11l; • • "'dclll "' n:tPl"naib' ~ Mlsbs Haranbollaldhthat:!he wu. "not_ Uter" a ut er lnea1 JU 4 con.:rJctlon. But. 1he said, j}\e wls "angr-~ z al part or !he treatment accorded her In prl50:n. · ':Before the trial.! wa1 tre~lo<l Btl'>~al ol..-~tenJ. sondra Drake, !lancM!>t· very niciely, and a htwyer who U ' "" : eber, Sinh Weston, Nancy WOOd· ·fended me and who bad both"" leila. Nanw 'fhose merrd' . i.-II , and boiled S)atlf ·.11....,_ riage lo;J - Carubon will bt · ee · ship, dld the very best job tlal • V.r .evl!l\t "" IU<Jl ol 1~..., Middleport boys .aod Jlrio ,...,. • ~e coula. . at.~ ah0Wer~8ven ~urdayfrien· Janice Zirkle, Judith Sauer, Susan · ~ "But lt prison, ;t not , the ing ~, .s. .JOba,Jhle at ber hOme Pulltir; "Cbti!ltJ.De! Coats; 'Thom&~ · , -Jame.· ·I was not trea~d .yery-weU .it MOI'r.Jldg St~.. . Anderton, "Clyde Taylor, .Jl.tm!lad ~·~ · ·wasn't a ~r.:wJ' "'·. ' A Plnk·.ana 1tllttf. coJor them·e Jdoee, -DitTell· Becf.atel; Carol;m ,.·,,~y 9rd.inary_:pot ·~ ... :o r ·p ··.·an · becom~s • ;:.:.automatic on :my WCIIS.TV CHAIIINIL , . 8;00 CaFtalo !Ia""'""' 9:~5 CBS Morning News ' 9:00 Morning Show 10:00 Garry Moore 10:ao. Arthur 11 :119 Strlb !h lllch 1!:00 Vollool La<b' 12:11 LOve of IJfe ' 12:3Q bt:arcb fllr TotaOl'I'Mt 1 IUS Guld.•& Llgbt 1 :00 Katie's K.lt('beD 1:30 As The World 'I'Urao' *'00 001< tdjoo ·IJIQollo. . 1::fJ. 'j, 1:1;-~;,_t·",;~'t~~ 2.:3A, .., H'li,JI:Il'~ar y · · · 3:00 •ht,BII P•rott 3,30 Bob CJ:0Sb7' Show ''00 . Brll!hter !loy 4:1& ~ret · Sto~ HO J'dge ol 'Nl•bt ~:00 ·T b• &arly Slurw ¥r•- lot~. n- CO. lftO'N DRUG . . -·---------- pOrt w•• · II Secret. Att, Wflleh ·u. .alao Israeli law, the aovernme.nt ~ould 1 ·legJ!I eonvh::tion acahllt me lD! askint: Jtieb qUestions and taklne such 1\'0t~ dur1nc my tolD','' abe _.t · ::, · 10:-40 NHewatch 12:00 Tonltbl 1'00 Sip Off lor m.:;h, and. 1 · , ,, 1 doD'l teet ~~~-~~ta:~~~:l .w••notgull'" ol .,plortogo,• ~·- of ....... ....., bO v we~r owever, J te sh~;:r~n~er 'ihe 1Jritlah Special :::U!::n~:e::/~o~t'i:~!~ !hal I ,:.:. ···, '• vihalmr;,;,;:;. ~ lem~rllllr'" ::!.11'<1 ''* ' ·-· ' m~~t.wu I ~.,.J .. · ;•;. ,, •. '. 'l'IIOfilve~vi<tatandardli>fthe;;..,.IT, · : :, '· '"'ill', ondDo~:~- mediCJnai.-to. - :· · 1 ""· ~ eo"U«ti«i f1 f1Jl.G7·1Jr pupllt ol the E la;bth ur.des irt tl~ two 10 ICnllhl, ;......,., Jilt, the wttterr. ~ NUntr)', except for th.•. '"" lollljrft"' ' '!(bleb. will upe.l ~.~-b mtll~:~~whl:.Oalalaro•. -01~ ' "'' ,..,.. J -~Id.ed · for ¢ D~y Jn M.iddl~SNrt ~ P~e.-.,, rep&rt. JuniOr Hltb, were wiakh llliO for ...urtn1 the pl'la ood J>ovt ,oot and remlfkt W'b.ldl. slit • • l'ftC!'e k*' ...... mercury read who were in 1M butJnut .edit u •. ·. ol the 1<1"1'1 Atw!l %'/. ,. , ,..,.....,. . , , Kra. Rali>!>·Oraf'eo, lUI. C1noll .fiVQl'l.blY on tbe lsriell IOVetA· PntloltJtloD ,., txpected to be Swuaon and k\p MiDI Jluilc"!i ._. . (,,.:. N.F.OJ'l ja~ !'.',", . le_belTTheletteta , . rep~nttwo.Ofii~!Jalboob . · · ]i, ::.. ~ fedoralllw'-the ·v'olted .• -·:·,: '•-\.·~ .,.,~ . ... . l"""?(llb:t>d .. , • .ond bY .t heNaUo.W:.F ......,ulory • •·.·Slates ~ r"'!""'-:--r-- :' ' de::,:••nor!ll '::;;.": tu~ut'nt ~mmed lre111 n~ ~. '., :~. _~ Cll•"~bipr-•..... •or~emlngph~"UcU:.. ...,..... · ..r""..... · )ti . ·~ 1-Verno~tlutJettfi.U.s.P..or · .. ~·· <i Hero In the \Jnltocl SIA'!Io . - aN ...,ly ao.ooo mlleo Predicted·For Mnnlb Of if~ U-y on · cftar•et , 0 • MWt Hlian sllld that her .,.. .,.,. tnd lmP.I'IIu••t h!e\flt ; ' ~ttd riJk''aeetria to be a pop.ul~ phrue · for ~fdai~hlonecl "pmble... But thertta:•no place for ' Bl ...td with hUla and mountaiM, to ci'C6te our lrullllll valleys: bleued wilh brood plains, blankelad with l••ln; and bl.....t mo, wllh rfvoro "'!!I laO.Io lood ow lando ...t carry both the lhfnp the eorlh rtveo us and tb<o thlnp we mako, ·to the matlill Q1!r American flldltlby hu en~ H ..,_ ... ,· ·tot ... "'•·. NO ·. '~l';'l:'lft:'\.."'I"'J"t •. ;t~.~~"'V:J!,il . ~. ~ WHTN-TV Channe113 What a Country! . . ~, , ~ -~ _ , ' ' ·~-: • .' 10:00 TBA . IO:SO News Headlines JlOuclas P.dw&rdt ' 7:10 Gfal!t Slep · · 1 ;00 Arlhur Godfre1 · 9;00 :rlti- MUilonalrei :;,~~~~~ 1 1 1 - aUa:o~ tHIO UP-To-The lllnutt .Newa tl:O() U.t ·&o the miDute llfWI 1 !lie· We~ looae1Jf, -.;ith somq "ootable ex· ll'UG Seaoot., 11:01 .-lloi..,UDf tho Weallllt • eeptloilJ•;, 1on th~ aide of mayoralty 11:10 Tbo Lat•·.Show candidate Cecll a·radbu'ry. _,;. Mlddleport'!o cletksiiiP Is coo. -----'------,-~·-_;_ tested by tueumbent Charles 0. MUriay an.t former e1ert Gene Grate. Jean Lama Is asklnr to be returned ·as the treuurer. .' *' -; ' · ·"'t·, ' ' : Oatto11, ·an · aid to be .... "•I' \I, 1 . '' · £ P .. 7 ,1$ Canc~r Fund Tag Dl llufd. ·-,orlllnd, AP+11l ' eel fi11an, of Huntlneton, W. VI., :te; lennetb Rice, Mldfleport., AP · Ohio, on Aprll 27. artv.ed Jn t{ev.r York Monday JnaW. tJa&n . a:.om.al :tem~1 JJyer rU~ ,.r; Mrl Goldie- tteitrnire, --nel A rlauahter to Mr. tnd Mn. Johtl lni that ahe Was not a spy. 7 -- the .. eutem ihlrd of I he naUtA ~.Ohio, A9'11lT , Mft Etelyn. McCoy ot Raclne til April :KSH- had t,P:ent eight months ln durdf .,.,&..,.:rJ-~teJ bo.· 7:00 M~or of the Town T:30 Father Knows Best 8:00 :Kraft· TV Theater 9:00 This is Your Life 1:30 o Henry PlayhouSe e,~a lDIS She tflas 1f . Nooml Carron, Rutland; AprU~. Not Syna' D Spy . CI!ANNEL 3 WED. UG · SIG~ ON 7,00 Tod<y 10:00 10:30 11:00 11 :30 12:00 !. l Patty McCoy, Radne, AprU 27. .A.O)lllwna. Ml'l. Helm 81....., ..., ,.,._,.1 u· Gl'Fr.-dJ' OIJOtl'!' land OrvUle Buth •Hartford· pr t Gill&. ....~. AJH11I ·z2. Br•oda 2t. "n.,-' 1f«e., , Aprll24:JJ I llrtha: A oon to lfr. and ,M!O. WCHs-TV Channell MII•ct. LOSil, OIYJ: HIM f;\ 0000 FIGHT ANYifOW-Wit.l.tAl( MCFEE. ~ien On TIJnt 49. Consume \VIKT a,ss WSAz -TV Chan ~~tel 3 ' Tuesday Wednesday · 7:00 Today 9:00 Rorv.p_er .B.o.om Yo MUT WIDNIIDAY 10 ,00 The Price Ill Right The Rutland Garderi" Club js to 10 30 Truth or Consequences . b.e. beld W etl aet day evenmg atlh c 11 '-00 Tie Tac DOugh hetl)t ot Mr9. GriCe CO-\Yell. The 11~ ltCould Be ltou meeting which was stlleduled for 1 ~ Current Monday ~as· post~neiJ so that ' LOO j(y Lillli ll..l]le Mllrft•tr!t could a. te11d the Open 1.30 Te~anessf:e Ernie meeting of the Mi ~port Garden · 2;00 M1tinee :rbeater Club when Mrs. Wade C_o:l.lld , Lan· 3;00 QUteD f~ I ·0!11 ea·1ter, Was the speaker. 3:45 Modern Rominl!!et 4;00 Comedy IPIItNG CONFIRINCE 4;30 Movletlme T-.-. Ptmsmouth Dietrlet Spring Caj!loopo; , CD.f'lferente of Metho4ist Chw-ches G;4G News H'"dU.nea wlU be held at FraDklin Avenue 6:00 ~pinaeta Playhouse Ch.t,Jrch, Portsmouth, 1'bur1day 6'30 Weatbereut with the. first session opening at U$ SoQrb E,yo 3 p. m. -and the evenlne seS'Slon at 6 , 4~ !lllt News 7:30. 7;00 Art~ur lilurroy Porty JITNIY SUPPER 7;30 Panle Letart P'tllls PTA Will sponsor a s,oo Jane Wyman Show Jitney· Supper M,ay 4 at the Letart 8,30 Cirele Theater Falls Grade Scl\6o1, beginning a~ 9:80 Federal Men 6 p. m. according to Mrs. NaomJ moo AMan Called X Stobart. 10,30 NtWa Headlines 10,40 NJtewateh 12,00 Tonia:ht ATTEND B&RRY -ITIS Out of twon relatives attending 1;00 SIGN OFF the funera1 aervices for JQbn W. -~ Berry of M~ddlepor:t, Monday . were: Mrs. -Katherine Nissley, .Mr and Mn. Wllllarri Lauver and Mr. •nd Mrs. Clarence Pfur, Cohun TUIJSD4'". ~· CMMINEL I bus; Mr. and Mn. Wtldon Pfarr, 8<00 Cll!laiD Kanarroo London, O.; Mr. and Mrs. Har~ld 8:4.8 CIS Mornloa News Schoenleln, l.oga.n, W. Va.; Mr!i Ce-cilia · Hollar, Huntington a a C!l ll:OO Morntn1· SboW 31 . Spoken 33. Bitter u. 1 v,= ~ ~J.=n~. •1 . A..rthu11.an urn '0..: ""lo""'"\11 , ..c....,. •• "-•···· 29. T•l· lurh tJ. Greek; 16. S!'rutin ize 26. Plant 20 S per. VI!It' 21 Moe% 22. Ft!llow MAlON CIJNIC II Mfo" ·~· 5, U oq.:• The DCJ.ilY Sentinel DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON ~ WORSHIP HOURS CHAMGED The hOuri of Wor•~_p 1enlees at ltiCHAliD S. OWIN- HNIItAL 1ACIIR the M.orni1111 StJr roB Churth IIYNOLD I , GRIINE ]lolt•~! ll>Klmball have been Chang(!d beglnniria May National adnrlhln& npreseolatlyt, ..... ' IDi., ... Rev. Roger Bishop will conduct Lnln&t<-n Ave., New Yoat City, 18, N. Y. t th post oftl~ at PoiDo !f1tereQ u I8C004 elul maWna ma11er a e Q wors hip service 011 the flrst and third Sundays at 8 p. m. and on 1 ero Bi!t:f.J~t1otr"ratea: DeUvery .by earrier where available SO ee~tt ~ ~~ sl.!eond and fom·th Sundays at week: one year 1n advance at ·The- Daily Sentinel office, ,us. Iii blt• 10:4!'1 n. n1. IIIOJJ.thl, $7.80; three moaths, $3.80. By !Rotor routr. ~here av fl. B7 mall o~ year $8, II> month>, $4.25, lbrOe """'· . MEETING POSTPONID afternoon except Sunday b1 'r.he Ohle The meetina; of ttte Pomeroy Jl . '-"it Band Boosters Association Rbed- IIMrl. Iae.• Mi 110 llechtale St., Pomeroy, o. BWJincw o1fiee uled for Wednesday evcnlni bu editorial oftlce pboll"' 3fn. been postponed until W:edneBday, May 8, at ?:30 p. m. it wu announced toda)' bY Mrs. CaJ!l Moore president. tLal- out man'll !ihot 9 18. klvtr Pieca 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Apri129, 19~7 • '. _:, \ ' ' . : ' [, 37c �. .. ·. . .. ... • • • • • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.llftddleport, o., April~. 1057~ ' fOR CONSISTEN'I' DEPIINDABI.E •IIIIVtil'll C-Daily Senllnel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., April 30, 1957 Yellow Jackets Explode For 6 Runs, Win 9-3 Over Coalto_ n Bowles' Homer With Hindy On Breaks SPORTS DESK LATE STARTER .. • • • Mearker's Back In Top Of 7th Inning I The MidJleport Yellow Jackets Played at Coalton, It wu the exploded for 6 runs in the ~st Jacket's sixth atraiaht win this By Che~ TIIIUlebUI inning, th.en hel d Coalton scoreless season 11ainst no defeats. Jim in its turn al bat , to break a tie Bowles, big righthander, was tbe See'in thma:s: Aldo Jetfers a; dogs of Ed Ra nnow boa st of t wo and take the opening game 1n pitching anct hitting star, He held Bailey's lake Sunday p. m. warw wtns over Circle\'ille, 8 ·4 and 2·o.J Clasa A district play Monday at- Coalton to five blt& and himself collected a single, a triple and a ing up hls throwing anm with a ear!J er it. the se;u;on. They wa' I. ternoon 9 to 3. - home ,fun with Hindy on. :youngster catching h i s tosse'>. oped Racine by an unmcnt10nablC' Gomg into ,Rie seventh, it was 3-3 Aldo baa serious itttentiom of smre . Jim Gaskill and Tom Bald and Bowles' homer made it a·3. jetting back in baseball this suill· win lead the 'Dog p1tchwg rv · Then Nelson iingled to left, and mer wtth the OVA being revived. ter. with two away Whitlateb was safe Another Jim , our Jim Bowle.1, Man! How that guy can bit the on an error, Kennedy walked. fJI. long ball . . .. John Parsons m-osl! w~l have to t.e at his peak to !)Cat ling the base•. 1 ing .his heart three weeks ago he Gaskill who undo11btedly wHI ge~ Ed Crooks got his third •ingle of wtum't gotng to get hed up lnl :1 the ~all HCalrut :Middleport. Da.~ the day acoring Nelson and Whitactive management of Middle of th.u play-oft game is not yd latch. McComaa siD&led Kenntdy port's OVA dub, then when the set in fact the game itself Is nut and Crooks home to end the IC'or· sun came out, and baseball really l'ertain . However , hoth .clutJs ing as Davia filed out to left. It got in the air , meekly giving up would have to fall flat on their Six 1eam3 agam will part icipate was 6 runs on 4 hlts and 2 errors. and bewg a real flrGball in lead- face from here un in if such a m the play of the Wahama JunUntil that 7th inning tbe Jackets ing bls charges in dnlls ... Hindu game ~ ~ not to be se:. down soon ior Bljscball l cague it was decid· had their hands full as Coalton's Henderson of Pt . Pleasant showi.l.i ed o:l a mcctillg of managen .and •Mearkle was throwing bard . and Pomtroy how zls don e wilh back- Don't forget too, that I he Litllt• interested persons hP-ld in Warba- b•d held the oppoaltlon to lfeven to-hack homers Sunday on Harmo t 7 30 p. m. in th<> Senior Htgh aul! ma High School on Mond_ay eve~ scattered blows. But he weakened Field in a praclice game .. . M,fi.. itorium Jn Pomeroy to make un- ing. quickly as Bowles hit his homer. dleport High School officials hap- mediate plans for a dnw for tu ~o ds Six team s arc being entered in- His &Outhpaw Slants were tou.sh to py at gettmg at least one "hom" to put the Pony l.cagt:c into opcr- tO pl ay They are Letart, Brba•l hit. gamc" in this spring bl'lforc sehoul tlion. Run. New Haven Hartford, Mason In tbe first inning Coalton acor. is out a.s the Jackets ha.ve a club This IS a mu.st, markM urgent, .and a slxlh made up of boys from ed one on a single and double-, and th"e fans .should like • _.. see. supcrcedmg all other meeting .>. Clifton and We~l Columbia. In the third a walk and thrk sinThe season w11l epen Monday, gles broua:ht serosa two more. Don't for get, to, tha~ the LilLie Meanwhile, the Jackets 10t back Athens High looks like t h c Leaguer.~ w!ll share in this drive June ;3. and wJII enntinue with one cream of the northern division of The entire program JS 1mportanl. night ol the t"hree games each in the game in the top of the tbird the SEOAL baseball league . Ami Don 't rail to attend . Only excuse week The first game each night when with two away Bowles linMiddleport will be the club to take is a broken leg, or some other dire will start at 5 PM with the tbid gled, Nelson walked aDd Henneuy to be played under lights. The se1- , singled Bowles home. Nelfon was them on for loop honors. The Bull calamity. son will end August 5 with an AI~ oqt at the plate. ----~--~-------Star gam e between the chaonpfonThe Jaekel! got one more in the .sh 1p team and a group of All Stars fiftb as MC!Comas led off and was made up of a!l the teams frotn safe on an error. Then, with two the remainder of the league. out, Bowles f;rlpled. . :..:...!~r::~~=::::::=:=:=::::::::~ It was decided that manag(l.,.~ Another .came in the ahtth as . -:--::-:·=~·-~·o.. · -o-,:, -::--:-: of the All Star team would be the Hennessy llngled throagh the bOJ managm of the second, third and lo lead off. Whll<! two oull were fourth place teams. Each team being ma~e, Hennessy worked his , • Racine'a Tornadoes held on for five irtnlngs against McArthur at 'II b rc.scnted ' with three way to \)urd base. Ed Crooks laid WI c rep . · down a perfect squeeze bunt, Racine Monday in Class A district players Wlth the stJpulatJOn that scoring Heftneuy and beating U play, down only by a 3·2 score, l)Ut .at ~cast on e p~aycr. or each team out at first. Thill tied the score. CHICAGO UP _ Stocky, mu t Roblnson'.s left jabs 6nd charged crumble"d tn the llixth as Doug Gra· be 111 the startmg lmcup. Bowles was in great form as he cular Gene l''utlmer and 1alen"er, into him whh countedng Q'lham, se<!ond pitcher tor the loaerl!, Rep resenl ing tealll'3 at Monday pitched shutout ball except in the explosive itJJJy Robinson admitted !laughts or ripping blows to bodv tired and let in th-ree runs on two night 's meetlng were t.he following flrtt and third innings. He had today that ~heir rlng strakj:ies in and head. walka and two sJna:les. people : LetartHarry Grimm eight strlke~ut1 and issued three Wednc1day nlj:Jtt'a return mid But Robinson's ring tactics Itt drimm, who replaced him Wtll NATIONAL LIAGUE and Durrull Hoffman ; Broad Rur walks, bitting no battera. Mearkle dleweigbt Utle rt&ht will be much training this time indicated he met by a single. After two walks Mond•y'• Rnult1 Orland Hesson and Uoug RouJh; fanned 7 and w&lked four. dlfferent from tliOBe of their Ja~".· will do an about-!ace Wednesfla~· he hit the next batter In the back No games scheduled, N(lw Haven -Grant Rouah and , Jackson, to have played here uary battle. night ami "isy baj:k" until Fu and five runs had tallied. McArTw•d•y's Probeble PltctMrs d . Hartford _ Ma::'-t thl.s afternoon, cancelled Monday Thlrty-cix-year~ld Robinson, a~- mer is forced to lead. thur added 4 more in the 7th. It J S .. Chicago at Brooklyn night oe lsmon o, · because of a tournament at home. 1 d ended 12-4 for McArthur. Drahowsky 1-1 vs Drysdale 1-o 1-!~wa r cl; Mason __ Bob Bartora, Thursday the Jackets travel to tempUng to' w n the 160 • poun Ivan Powell, starting pitcher, was or Maglle t-0. HI,.. St•nford clifton--West Coiutltbla- Elmer Piketon for the second round ot crown for the fourth time, aald, off his feed from the first toss. Mllwaukee at New York night Van Meter and Chester Oilvc~. KANSAS CITY, Mo. UP - Tl:.e the sudden-death series in Cia,. A. "I fought just the way he wanted Firat" man up hloopc-Q a sin1le to -Buhl 1-0 vs Antonelli 1·2. me to at Madison Square Garde 1, Kansas City A.thelotlcs have hired n wlis pmnted out ty the Letart Middleport center. Clark walked and Powc!ll 001 011 8---9 11 3 but I'll make him fight my way Jack SAnford o( Birmingham. Cincinnati at Philadelphia nia:ht retJr('sc ntativcs that Charlie C1·ow Coalton hit Jack Armstrona ln the back. -Lawr~nce 1-1 vs Haddix 1-o. 102 000 0-3 :I 3 tomorrow nilht .at Chicago Stadi· Ala., to replace Elmer Riddle 11n Ba;triel: Middleport, Bowles . ,. Co11eh Larry Mor'rison called Grawould onqe again m<~rtage t h t. ~t. Louis at Pltt&burgn night abd · dy: Coalton, Mearker and um. I won't ~ .!!,~Upid this t,l1TJC. their fGiter qf aeout&. Riddle i~ ham iD at.. once. P.Jtarl entry wlth the other l"o Jo*IJ 1-0 vs Arroyo o-2. Spearry, Champion J')llliner, the 25-yur leavin,a bUebiU •to ,e11ter private Graham pitched steady - tJJtt;·~o serve as ass4tanlJ.-wttHI"~t.IUd · old mlnlng welder (rom West Jor· business. · Wednesday'• GemM permlttlnt two run• in the ding wHl help Bob Barton wi~" dan, utah, dtklared: "If Robin · Milwaukee at New York second, but had things under con· 1he Mason team. son changes his tactic.~ tomorrow ·BaMbali Quia: What Ohio Vau.Y Chlcaao at Brooklyn trol "bile Racine wa11 gcttlnJ back The meeting was conducted by night, I'm ready to change miru~ "A~Mcl•tiOn player In th• 11 St. Louis at Pittsburgh In the game with two runs ln the Ralph Sayre, director of the le .a· too." yftn of tht. old OVA had the Cincinnati at Philadelphia, night gue. It WRs decided that n o t third Inning . Fullmer craftily feinted Robin hlth:tit llhtl'me b.ttlng lvertttr In that third lr1ning Hill was safe enough boys were available for a AMIRICAN LIAGUE .son into doing moat of the leadmg (Me ntwer IIHWhtre on on an error , Birch was safe on lt Pony leaJlue but investigation of in Januuy, He slipped und'er MorHtay't R"ult• fielder's choice and nobobdy wa.s such possibility will b«> made. RepNo games scheduled. out. Graham nlcd deep aeortnx resentative.s from New Haven w~re Twsday't Probable Pltchel"' Hill and with two outs Carl Wolfe or the opinion that l.vo or thr ~ ' Baltimore at Chicago- Johnson In a a:ame of home runs, tbc waa safe on onothcr error, B'irch teams could be flevclopcd lhet~ Pl. Pleailant Big Blacks oulslugged 0·3 or Moore 1·1 vs Plene 2·1. aeorlnc. New York •at petroit - Kucks for Lit tie League. the Wahama White Falcons Mon Beblnd 12-2 In the seventh, Ra· 0·1 VI M&aiJ 1·1. day afternoon and won by a score cine't Hart let! off with 11 walk, Managers voted to continue tiP of 18-10 on Harmon Field. Boston at Kansas City night Hill waa ufe on another error. league for the present as It h:u Eight round-trlppel'! were bladBirch walked and Graham sln&led NIKon 0-0 n Garver 1-0. been operated in the past and , Jr ed with Charles Roush of the Fal· at Clevelond night Washin1ton scoring Hart and Hill. p~!!ihle, tu work toward the c~ · cons getting a pair, The other tlx In the tap ur the seventh. Me. - Stobbs o-a vs Lemon 0·2. tabllshment of two lcot{ues of boy 1 were hit by Pt. Pleasant players, Arthur'il Armstrong homered to WeclnMday't Gam., or different age RrOill.d> Jim Lewis, Ru.!lty Wam!ley, Bob the top of the lert field torraco Washington It Cleveland with two on. • At present, the only limit p\<1 ·- Swann , Dickie Herrig, Eddie Skid· Baltimore at Chicajilo Powell had no strikeouh, walked ed on the ages of thf) boys in the more, 11nd Jack Reynolds. New Yol1r: at Detroit Two men were on baae each tlmc one, hit one; Graham fanned 8. Wahama t.eaguc ia th11t they slnll Bostori at KansaJ City RouiJh homered to give him a to. walked 4 1nd Grimm atruck out 2, not h t:I V(' reached the1r 16th birthtal of six runa batted ln. waUrcd S, and blt 2 balton. LIAOUI LIADIRS clay prior ~to the start of the sea· Pt. Plea!ant was never in trouRacine's three hits were by Natlen.tl LMI"'e son. ble as they raced to a 6-() lead after Birch and Graham, both slng:lea, Pleyar & Club , .0. AB R. H. Pet. Fillflrlcing of the league Wll5 dis· three Innings. In the first innlna and Powell'a double. Eleven of Mualal ,St. L. 9 36 4 18 .600 McArthur•• 12 hits wore ainsles. Adcock, Milw. 10 33 8 13 .394 Ctl.S~Cd ROd It WIIS reported !hal tliey tallied 'Onee on Rusty WaJMo , The 'tzth wu Armatrona's hOmor. Gilliam, Bkn. 10 44 4 17 .386 approximately $22 remains ln tlw ley's single Which scored Bob BleaRacine will play tt Wahama at Dark, Sl L. 9 39 6 14 .378 lrcasury. Ln.st ymtr, ei200 w a s sing, who had reached base on ID 4 p. m. Wedno1day. Hodge111, Bltn. 10 37 6 14 .378 ratscd anr:l each team was fully error. In the second Inning, Pt. Pleas. McArthur 120 0011 4--12 12 f Thomas, Pitta. 11 41 ll 15 .366 (•quipped with 18 uniforms and ant scored three times on twCJ boRacine 002 000 2---4 3 3 AMIRICAN LIAOUI other needed equipment. mers and a walk. Battcrle.a: McArthur, Arm•tronfi Wllllamlf, Bosl. 11 4S 10 17 .395 Home runs by , Wamsley and One chanje In the bounr1arl :!~ and Clark; Racine: Powell fLPl, Mcq,ald, N.Y. 10 38 6 H .:Me Graham (1), Grimm (II) 1nd Birch. Fox, Chi. 9 38 S 14 .368 of the lQams ' was m~de to help' Skidmore In the tbLrd, Inning •avo MI\1C'b, Bost. 11 45 7 16 .SG8 tho Letart tCII'm. Letart was glv .•n the Blg: Blacks their &o lead. The Faltons tallied tour In the Simpaon, K. C. . 12 48 9 17 .354 the area on the rlver·slde or Rt Mantle, N. Y. 10 32 6 11 .344 33 to the ~road Run creek. The' fourth to get bact Into the 1amC Bertola, Det. 11 32 1 11 .344 area was formerly that of Broarl at 8-4. The blf blow of the inni~ Run. The cmly rn!!rvation made was Larry Hts401\•l double wtUeb plat~d two runa;, Hopes of the Fal. HOMI RU~S WB.!I lhnt those ,..boys In the ar!'a . . American Leavva - Sklzas, Alh· who 11la.vcd onJhcJJroad Run team cons wer« short..J.hred, however, 11 MONTR~AL UP - Stocky Andy lctle11 3; Shnpu111, Athletics 4: Lol· the bia: Blacks came back In their Hebonton today •alvagcd some Jar, White Sox 4; Skowron, Yanks lust yf'nr lllll)' contintrc to do su. halt to tally four wlth the help ot Ea('h team will be tirnitcd to t l prestige for hia New York Ran· 4; Seivers, Senators f. playerJ.. Manngers were instruct ~al home runs by Lewla and Swann. Qerl, Wli'JninJ tlw National Hockey Roush's flt'lt home run with two . National LMiv• - Ad co e k, to aubmit the name~ of their IH Lcatue'a Lady 8Ynl Memorial Braves IJ; Aaron, Brave!~ 4; Sauer. on ba.se made it .1.0..'7, but the Bll 'l?ophy as the most "aentlcmanly" Giant.! 4; Five other& tied with 3 pla)o·en with blrlh dnleiJ, Permb Blacks really wrapped, it up In slon slipR to be signed b:v parent.~ their . hall or the! ahl:th when they player durlne thfl' 191)1J.It7 .eason. each. Wlll he distributed tor.<'lher "- ilh tallied alx time-a. Roush'• sceQnd ~Hebenton also picks up $1.000 in equipment checkout slips. bonu• money from the league, In ' RUNS IATTID IN homer of tt)c day with two m.'en addldon to the trophy. . Arntrlcen L..t " - S i e v c r s aboud ••"• the P'aleons their lin. ' Senaton 111; TutU~. Tlgers 11; al throe runa in the scventb Inn. Lollar, White Sox 11; M&ucb, Red lni. Sox 10' Simpson, Athletlts, Skizaa, The line seere: AthlcUcs, Merta, Indian• all 9t Waham.a 000 430 3---10 8 4 NatlorMI Lettvt- Sauer, Ol~nU Pt. Plom~t J112 428 x-18 14 2 !8; Furlllo. Dod.llers 11: Adcock, 11; Maya, G i a n t 111 10; Braves I.OUJSVILI.£, Ky. UP - Gon· Jone1, Phlll 10. J)u.U •nt\ Iron Lieje, Calumet ' r.rm•a powerful pair favored to KANSAS CITY. Mo. UP - Tho PITCHING Nllill' YOIIII - Jackie Lollve, s' win tlit e1:ra.~ odded Kentucky Kan~a• City Athletics, obviously 1.55, laat Me1dow. N. outpeiM· Spat\n, B r • v e a 3-o: Gomez, ~rbf 111\urdlf, wormed up Cor Giant& 3·0: El&bt tied wllb 2-0. blddlni for the title of ''baseball's od o1o;o Ml..ll. 147, Now Yol'll 111. lop raeln1 elaaale tG. moat optiml!ltie club," uid today . MIAMI - lollll'y Lono, 161, M> INTIRNATIONAL LIAGUI . dJ)' In ' tbe :zotb runnin1 of the Team W. l.. Pet, 01 ttJc team's ImprOved play thl1 alftl, knoclcH •ut Antlr MayUel-4 added Derby Trial. scuon ·alrcady has promr~ed tick- 161%, Mloml 3. Miami 8 4 .667 - Onl1 out other thrce.year-olda, Richmond '•_/' , ~ • • ~ ,l t'e IIIIi:• et ordou for the 1937 World So. D 5 .643 ,. ~ all upocled 1o tlort In lhe 83rd Toronto ries. ' ' ,; ' . .' / 7 ~ .583 11:1"* Wlnntn nilowal ol"th, Kentucky Derby, Buffalo 6 ~ .5-'3 1'4 , ot~ ~n · ! f · UNCOIJN, R. I. UP - Lawrenc:e A club spokesman srjid the c:ippoftil ,.GeD. Duke and Iron Ruchcttcr I 7 7 .300 2 Adana bad 1 bii "'iay al Lln(;Otr. ·· ·t.l~llt li mo. ; Monlrc11: S 8 .383 31,1 GeOrJO WatblnillOn PG!It of tbe Daw111 Monday when be rode fouf LeJiOII. in W ~oshlngton, Afllerloa.n Havana 4 8 .333 4 winners, ioeludiRJ Wing Aaa~n in I ~ Panted D. C., hu been ll'lnted an optJoa ColumbWJ , t 8 .333 41 to purcha&e two World Sel!iea tick . tbe fe1ttinld .I UP - Cherlf H t· . -~ Cod purse. L8tt Nleht't Raault& eta It the A'tbletles play in the Montreal 6 Richmond 0 Qub: .A.,...~: lalce Gtul, ltaclnt C!ll!alca. 1 foiJow t Mar· h f' fei[o, .~'.~'[ion Tornnto 8 Columbus 7 catcher, ~ en average ef .~ ' . '· . - . . . Miami 5 B•Affalo 4 The ,A'*· finia'hed last in the i now .1090 •• • II'OCit'Y Roche&ter S·lfavana 0 lat, 7 ln· Ame:ican Leaa:ue l11t season, 4~ mtrchant (CI•'ftr F•nn Sterre) nlnJs . ',~ ·. llilmetl belilnd the penniDt·WiDDiRJ W"e hlta t'ftrY time tt iu•y· llCI'C.huter & Havoa 2 2nd New York Yaokeea. -~ o( ijlo cut._n. 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Clinic A.nnounc~ MILWAUKEE UP - Tbe Mil· Wl!lukee Draves .announced tod;t)' they will -condll(:t a three ~ d '"' baseball clinic at ~usaau in tbe .oahamas, May 17·1!): .; . • BOLINS MOBilGAS j,. ,. Lew For Your pav. OA trame By TIM MORIARTV Manager Fred Haney of the Mllw•ukee Braves and skipper .AI Lopez of the Chlcaa:o White Sox both credited good . pitehlng today lor their fa~t gEtaways in the major league pennant raees. "I don't say we have .the great; eat but lthink we h4ve the deep-: est but 't think we have the deepleaJUe," dlaney eoncede~ as the front-running Braves prepared to open their first e·a a t e r n trip against tlle New "'York Giants tonJght. And aa the first - place White Sox stoqd · ready fOr their illltial borne stand aJainst their eastern rivals in the American League, Lopez ai!lmitted he was "more than satisfied Wt~ out pJtchin_g ." · Four Big Braves • In winning nine Of their fi.r.st 10 games, the JFaves have relied almost ex~lusively on their "big foor•• pitebing staff of Uob Buhl, Ray Crone and Lopez, his staf:f before the Baltimore was pleased with starters Pierce, Jack Harshman and Wilson, who hare accounted six of the White- Sox first sev~n victorJt!os. Casey Ste~gel , whose Yankees open their western swing Sgainst the Detroit Tigers, bluntly coi'lfessed, "the White Sox are going to give us the most trouble." · f · 11rden �. .. ·. . .. ... • • • • • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.llftddleport, o., April~. 1057~ ' fOR CONSISTEN'I' DEPIINDABI.E •IIIIVtil'll C-Daily Senllnel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., April 30, 1957 Yellow Jackets Explode For 6 Runs, Win 9-3 Over Coalto_ n Bowles' Homer With Hindy On Breaks SPORTS DESK LATE STARTER .. • • • Mearker's Back In Top Of 7th Inning I The MidJleport Yellow Jackets Played at Coalton, It wu the exploded for 6 runs in the ~st Jacket's sixth atraiaht win this By Che~ TIIIUlebUI inning, th.en hel d Coalton scoreless season 11ainst no defeats. Jim in its turn al bat , to break a tie Bowles, big righthander, was tbe See'in thma:s: Aldo Jetfers a; dogs of Ed Ra nnow boa st of t wo and take the opening game 1n pitching anct hitting star, He held Bailey's lake Sunday p. m. warw wtns over Circle\'ille, 8 ·4 and 2·o.J Clasa A district play Monday at- Coalton to five blt& and himself collected a single, a triple and a ing up hls throwing anm with a ear!J er it. the se;u;on. They wa' I. ternoon 9 to 3. - home ,fun with Hindy on. :youngster catching h i s tosse'>. oped Racine by an unmcnt10nablC' Gomg into ,Rie seventh, it was 3-3 Aldo baa serious itttentiom of smre . Jim Gaskill and Tom Bald and Bowles' homer made it a·3. jetting back in baseball this suill· win lead the 'Dog p1tchwg rv · Then Nelson iingled to left, and mer wtth the OVA being revived. ter. with two away Whitlateb was safe Another Jim , our Jim Bowle.1, Man! How that guy can bit the on an error, Kennedy walked. fJI. long ball . . .. John Parsons m-osl! w~l have to t.e at his peak to !)Cat ling the base•. 1 ing .his heart three weeks ago he Gaskill who undo11btedly wHI ge~ Ed Crooks got his third •ingle of wtum't gotng to get hed up lnl :1 the ~all HCalrut :Middleport. Da.~ the day acoring Nelson and Whitactive management of Middle of th.u play-oft game is not yd latch. McComaa siD&led Kenntdy port's OVA dub, then when the set in fact the game itself Is nut and Crooks home to end the IC'or· sun came out, and baseball really l'ertain . However , hoth .clutJs ing as Davia filed out to left. It got in the air , meekly giving up would have to fall flat on their Six 1eam3 agam will part icipate was 6 runs on 4 hlts and 2 errors. and bewg a real flrGball in lead- face from here un in if such a m the play of the Wahama JunUntil that 7th inning tbe Jackets ing bls charges in dnlls ... Hindu game ~ ~ not to be se:. down soon ior Bljscball l cague it was decid· had their hands full as Coalton's Henderson of Pt . Pleasant showi.l.i ed o:l a mcctillg of managen .and •Mearkle was throwing bard . and Pomtroy how zls don e wilh back- Don't forget too, that I he Litllt• interested persons hP-ld in Warba- b•d held the oppoaltlon to lfeven to-hack homers Sunday on Harmo t 7 30 p. m. in th<> Senior Htgh aul! ma High School on Mond_ay eve~ scattered blows. But he weakened Field in a praclice game .. . M,fi.. itorium Jn Pomeroy to make un- ing. quickly as Bowles hit his homer. dleport High School officials hap- mediate plans for a dnw for tu ~o ds Six team s arc being entered in- His &Outhpaw Slants were tou.sh to py at gettmg at least one "hom" to put the Pony l.cagt:c into opcr- tO pl ay They are Letart, Brba•l hit. gamc" in this spring bl'lforc sehoul tlion. Run. New Haven Hartford, Mason In tbe first inning Coalton acor. is out a.s the Jackets ha.ve a club This IS a mu.st, markM urgent, .and a slxlh made up of boys from ed one on a single and double-, and th"e fans .should like • _.. see. supcrcedmg all other meeting .>. Clifton and We~l Columbia. In the third a walk and thrk sinThe season w11l epen Monday, gles broua:ht serosa two more. Don't for get, to, tha~ the LilLie Meanwhile, the Jackets 10t back Athens High looks like t h c Leaguer.~ w!ll share in this drive June ;3. and wJII enntinue with one cream of the northern division of The entire program JS 1mportanl. night ol the t"hree games each in the game in the top of the tbird the SEOAL baseball league . Ami Don 't rail to attend . Only excuse week The first game each night when with two away Bowles linMiddleport will be the club to take is a broken leg, or some other dire will start at 5 PM with the tbid gled, Nelson walked aDd Henneuy to be played under lights. The se1- , singled Bowles home. Nelfon was them on for loop honors. The Bull calamity. son will end August 5 with an AI~ oqt at the plate. ----~--~-------Star gam e between the chaonpfonThe Jaekel! got one more in the .sh 1p team and a group of All Stars fiftb as MC!Comas led off and was made up of a!l the teams frotn safe on an error. Then, with two the remainder of the league. out, Bowles f;rlpled. . :..:...!~r::~~=::::::=:=:=::::::::~ It was decided that manag(l.,.~ Another .came in the ahtth as . -:--::-:·=~·-~·o.. · -o-,:, -::--:-: of the All Star team would be the Hennessy llngled throagh the bOJ managm of the second, third and lo lead off. Whll<! two oull were fourth place teams. Each team being ma~e, Hennessy worked his , • Racine'a Tornadoes held on for five irtnlngs against McArthur at 'II b rc.scnted ' with three way to \)urd base. Ed Crooks laid WI c rep . · down a perfect squeeze bunt, Racine Monday in Class A district players Wlth the stJpulatJOn that scoring Heftneuy and beating U play, down only by a 3·2 score, l)Ut .at ~cast on e p~aycr. or each team out at first. Thill tied the score. CHICAGO UP _ Stocky, mu t Roblnson'.s left jabs 6nd charged crumble"d tn the llixth as Doug Gra· be 111 the startmg lmcup. Bowles was in great form as he cular Gene l''utlmer and 1alen"er, into him whh countedng Q'lham, se<!ond pitcher tor the loaerl!, Rep resenl ing tealll'3 at Monday pitched shutout ball except in the explosive itJJJy Robinson admitted !laughts or ripping blows to bodv tired and let in th-ree runs on two night 's meetlng were t.he following flrtt and third innings. He had today that ~heir rlng strakj:ies in and head. walka and two sJna:les. people : LetartHarry Grimm eight strlke~ut1 and issued three Wednc1day nlj:Jtt'a return mid But Robinson's ring tactics Itt drimm, who replaced him Wtll NATIONAL LIAGUE and Durrull Hoffman ; Broad Rur walks, bitting no battera. Mearkle dleweigbt Utle rt&ht will be much training this time indicated he met by a single. After two walks Mond•y'• Rnult1 Orland Hesson and Uoug RouJh; fanned 7 and w&lked four. dlfferent from tliOBe of their Ja~".· will do an about-!ace Wednesfla~· he hit the next batter In the back No games scheduled, N(lw Haven -Grant Rouah and , Jackson, to have played here uary battle. night ami "isy baj:k" until Fu and five runs had tallied. McArTw•d•y's Probeble PltctMrs d . Hartford _ Ma::'-t thl.s afternoon, cancelled Monday Thlrty-cix-year~ld Robinson, a~- mer is forced to lead. thur added 4 more in the 7th. It J S .. Chicago at Brooklyn night oe lsmon o, · because of a tournament at home. 1 d ended 12-4 for McArthur. Drahowsky 1-1 vs Drysdale 1-o 1-!~wa r cl; Mason __ Bob Bartora, Thursday the Jackets travel to tempUng to' w n the 160 • poun Ivan Powell, starting pitcher, was or Maglle t-0. HI,.. St•nford clifton--West Coiutltbla- Elmer Piketon for the second round ot crown for the fourth time, aald, off his feed from the first toss. Mllwaukee at New York night Van Meter and Chester Oilvc~. KANSAS CITY, Mo. UP - Tl:.e the sudden-death series in Cia,. A. "I fought just the way he wanted Firat" man up hloopc-Q a sin1le to -Buhl 1-0 vs Antonelli 1·2. me to at Madison Square Garde 1, Kansas City A.thelotlcs have hired n wlis pmnted out ty the Letart Middleport center. Clark walked and Powc!ll 001 011 8---9 11 3 but I'll make him fight my way Jack SAnford o( Birmingham. Cincinnati at Philadelphia nia:ht retJr('sc ntativcs that Charlie C1·ow Coalton hit Jack Armstrona ln the back. -Lawr~nce 1-1 vs Haddix 1-o. 102 000 0-3 :I 3 tomorrow nilht .at Chicago Stadi· Ala., to replace Elmer Riddle 11n Ba;triel: Middleport, Bowles . ,. Co11eh Larry Mor'rison called Grawould onqe again m<~rtage t h t. ~t. Louis at Pltt&burgn night abd · dy: Coalton, Mearker and um. I won't ~ .!!,~Upid this t,l1TJC. their fGiter qf aeout&. Riddle i~ ham iD at.. once. P.Jtarl entry wlth the other l"o Jo*IJ 1-0 vs Arroyo o-2. Spearry, Champion J')llliner, the 25-yur leavin,a bUebiU •to ,e11ter private Graham pitched steady - tJJtt;·~o serve as ass4tanlJ.-wttHI"~t.IUd · old mlnlng welder (rom West Jor· business. · Wednesday'• GemM permlttlnt two run• in the ding wHl help Bob Barton wi~" dan, utah, dtklared: "If Robin · Milwaukee at New York second, but had things under con· 1he Mason team. son changes his tactic.~ tomorrow ·BaMbali Quia: What Ohio Vau.Y Chlcaao at Brooklyn trol "bile Racine wa11 gcttlnJ back The meeting was conducted by night, I'm ready to change miru~ "A~Mcl•tiOn player In th• 11 St. Louis at Pittsburgh In the game with two runs ln the Ralph Sayre, director of the le .a· too." yftn of tht. old OVA had the Cincinnati at Philadelphia, night gue. It WRs decided that n o t third Inning . Fullmer craftily feinted Robin hlth:tit llhtl'me b.ttlng lvertttr In that third lr1ning Hill was safe enough boys were available for a AMIRICAN LIAGUE .son into doing moat of the leadmg (Me ntwer IIHWhtre on on an error , Birch was safe on lt Pony leaJlue but investigation of in Januuy, He slipped und'er MorHtay't R"ult• fielder's choice and nobobdy wa.s such possibility will b«> made. RepNo games scheduled. out. Graham nlcd deep aeortnx resentative.s from New Haven w~re Twsday't Probable Pltchel"' Hill and with two outs Carl Wolfe or the opinion that l.vo or thr ~ ' Baltimore at Chicago- Johnson In a a:ame of home runs, tbc waa safe on onothcr error, B'irch teams could be flevclopcd lhet~ Pl. Pleailant Big Blacks oulslugged 0·3 or Moore 1·1 vs Plene 2·1. aeorlnc. New York •at petroit - Kucks for Lit tie League. the Wahama White Falcons Mon Beblnd 12-2 In the seventh, Ra· 0·1 VI M&aiJ 1·1. day afternoon and won by a score cine't Hart let! off with 11 walk, Managers voted to continue tiP of 18-10 on Harmon Field. Boston at Kansas City night Hill waa ufe on another error. league for the present as It h:u Eight round-trlppel'! were bladBirch walked and Graham sln&led NIKon 0-0 n Garver 1-0. been operated in the past and , Jr ed with Charles Roush of the Fal· at Clevelond night Washin1ton scoring Hart and Hill. p~!!ihle, tu work toward the c~ · cons getting a pair, The other tlx In the tap ur the seventh. Me. - Stobbs o-a vs Lemon 0·2. tabllshment of two lcot{ues of boy 1 were hit by Pt. Pleasant players, Arthur'il Armstrong homered to WeclnMday't Gam., or different age RrOill.d> Jim Lewis, Ru.!lty Wam!ley, Bob the top of the lert field torraco Washington It Cleveland with two on. • At present, the only limit p\<1 ·- Swann , Dickie Herrig, Eddie Skid· Baltimore at Chicajilo Powell had no strikeouh, walked ed on the ages of thf) boys in the more, 11nd Jack Reynolds. New Yol1r: at Detroit Two men were on baae each tlmc one, hit one; Graham fanned 8. Wahama t.eaguc ia th11t they slnll Bostori at KansaJ City RouiJh homered to give him a to. walked 4 1nd Grimm atruck out 2, not h t:I V(' reached the1r 16th birthtal of six runa batted ln. waUrcd S, and blt 2 balton. LIAOUI LIADIRS clay prior ~to the start of the sea· Pt. Plea!ant was never in trouRacine's three hits were by Natlen.tl LMI"'e son. ble as they raced to a 6-() lead after Birch and Graham, both slng:lea, Pleyar & Club , .0. AB R. H. Pet. Fillflrlcing of the league Wll5 dis· three Innings. In the first innlna and Powell'a double. Eleven of Mualal ,St. L. 9 36 4 18 .600 McArthur•• 12 hits wore ainsles. Adcock, Milw. 10 33 8 13 .394 Ctl.S~Cd ROd It WIIS reported !hal tliey tallied 'Onee on Rusty WaJMo , The 'tzth wu Armatrona's hOmor. Gilliam, Bkn. 10 44 4 17 .386 approximately $22 remains ln tlw ley's single Which scored Bob BleaRacine will play tt Wahama at Dark, Sl L. 9 39 6 14 .378 lrcasury. Ln.st ymtr, ei200 w a s sing, who had reached base on ID 4 p. m. Wedno1day. Hodge111, Bltn. 10 37 6 14 .378 ratscd anr:l each team was fully error. In the second Inning, Pt. Pleas. McArthur 120 0011 4--12 12 f Thomas, Pitta. 11 41 ll 15 .366 (•quipped with 18 uniforms and ant scored three times on twCJ boRacine 002 000 2---4 3 3 AMIRICAN LIAOUI other needed equipment. mers and a walk. Battcrle.a: McArthur, Arm•tronfi Wllllamlf, Bosl. 11 4S 10 17 .395 Home runs by , Wamsley and One chanje In the bounr1arl :!~ and Clark; Racine: Powell fLPl, Mcq,ald, N.Y. 10 38 6 H .:Me Graham (1), Grimm (II) 1nd Birch. Fox, Chi. 9 38 S 14 .368 of the lQams ' was m~de to help' Skidmore In the tbLrd, Inning •avo MI\1C'b, Bost. 11 45 7 16 .SG8 tho Letart tCII'm. Letart was glv .•n the Blg: Blacks their &o lead. The Faltons tallied tour In the Simpaon, K. C. . 12 48 9 17 .354 the area on the rlver·slde or Rt Mantle, N. Y. 10 32 6 11 .344 33 to the ~road Run creek. The' fourth to get bact Into the 1amC Bertola, Det. 11 32 1 11 .344 area was formerly that of Broarl at 8-4. The blf blow of the inni~ Run. The cmly rn!!rvation made was Larry Hts401\•l double wtUeb plat~d two runa;, Hopes of the Fal. HOMI RU~S WB.!I lhnt those ,..boys In the ar!'a . . American Leavva - Sklzas, Alh· who 11la.vcd onJhcJJroad Run team cons wer« short..J.hred, however, 11 MONTR~AL UP - Stocky Andy lctle11 3; Shnpu111, Athletics 4: Lol· the bia: Blacks came back In their Hebonton today •alvagcd some Jar, White Sox 4; Skowron, Yanks lust yf'nr lllll)' contintrc to do su. halt to tally four wlth the help ot Ea('h team will be tirnitcd to t l prestige for hia New York Ran· 4; Seivers, Senators f. playerJ.. Manngers were instruct ~al home runs by Lewla and Swann. Qerl, Wli'JninJ tlw National Hockey Roush's flt'lt home run with two . National LMiv• - Ad co e k, to aubmit the name~ of their IH Lcatue'a Lady 8Ynl Memorial Braves IJ; Aaron, Brave!~ 4; Sauer. on ba.se made it .1.0..'7, but the Bll 'l?ophy as the most "aentlcmanly" Giant.! 4; Five other& tied with 3 pla)o·en with blrlh dnleiJ, Permb Blacks really wrapped, it up In slon slipR to be signed b:v parent.~ their . hall or the! ahl:th when they player durlne thfl' 191)1J.It7 .eason. each. Wlll he distributed tor.<'lher "- ilh tallied alx time-a. Roush'• sceQnd ~Hebenton also picks up $1.000 in equipment checkout slips. bonu• money from the league, In ' RUNS IATTID IN homer of tt)c day with two m.'en addldon to the trophy. . Arntrlcen L..t " - S i e v c r s aboud ••"• the P'aleons their lin. ' Senaton 111; TutU~. Tlgers 11; al throe runa in the scventb Inn. Lollar, White Sox 11; M&ucb, Red lni. Sox 10' Simpson, Athletlts, Skizaa, The line seere: AthlcUcs, Merta, Indian• all 9t Waham.a 000 430 3---10 8 4 NatlorMI Lettvt- Sauer, Ol~nU Pt. Plom~t J112 428 x-18 14 2 !8; Furlllo. Dod.llers 11: Adcock, 11; Maya, G i a n t 111 10; Braves I.OUJSVILI.£, Ky. UP - Gon· Jone1, Phlll 10. J)u.U •nt\ Iron Lieje, Calumet ' r.rm•a powerful pair favored to KANSAS CITY. Mo. UP - Tho PITCHING Nllill' YOIIII - Jackie Lollve, s' win tlit e1:ra.~ odded Kentucky Kan~a• City Athletics, obviously 1.55, laat Me1dow. N. outpeiM· Spat\n, B r • v e a 3-o: Gomez, ~rbf 111\urdlf, wormed up Cor Giant& 3·0: El&bt tied wllb 2-0. blddlni for the title of ''baseball's od o1o;o Ml..ll. 147, Now Yol'll 111. lop raeln1 elaaale tG. moat optiml!ltie club," uid today . MIAMI - lollll'y Lono, 161, M> INTIRNATIONAL LIAGUI . dJ)' In ' tbe :zotb runnin1 of the Team W. l.. Pet, 01 ttJc team's ImprOved play thl1 alftl, knoclcH •ut Antlr MayUel-4 added Derby Trial. scuon ·alrcady has promr~ed tick- 161%, Mloml 3. Miami 8 4 .667 - Onl1 out other thrce.year-olda, Richmond '•_/' , ~ • • ~ ,l t'e IIIIi:• et ordou for the 1937 World So. D 5 .643 ,. ~ all upocled 1o tlort In lhe 83rd Toronto ries. ' ' ,; ' . .' / 7 ~ .583 11:1"* Wlnntn nilowal ol"th, Kentucky Derby, Buffalo 6 ~ .5-'3 1'4 , ot~ ~n · ! f · UNCOIJN, R. I. UP - Lawrenc:e A club spokesman srjid the c:ippoftil ,.GeD. Duke and Iron Ruchcttcr I 7 7 .300 2 Adana bad 1 bii "'iay al Lln(;Otr. ·· ·t.l~llt li mo. ; Monlrc11: S 8 .383 31,1 GeOrJO WatblnillOn PG!It of tbe Daw111 Monday when be rode fouf LeJiOII. in W ~oshlngton, Afllerloa.n Havana 4 8 .333 4 winners, ioeludiRJ Wing Aaa~n in I ~ Panted D. C., hu been ll'lnted an optJoa ColumbWJ , t 8 .333 41 to purcha&e two World Sel!iea tick . tbe fe1ttinld .I UP - Cherlf H t· . -~ Cod purse. L8tt Nleht't Raault& eta It the A'tbletles play in the Montreal 6 Richmond 0 Qub: .A.,...~: lalce Gtul, ltaclnt C!ll!alca. 1 foiJow t Mar· h f' fei[o, .~'.~'[ion Tornnto 8 Columbus 7 catcher, ~ en average ef .~ ' . '· . - . . . Miami 5 B•Affalo 4 The ,A'*· finia'hed last in the i now .1090 •• • II'OCit'Y Roche&ter S·lfavana 0 lat, 7 ln· Ame:ican Leaa:ue l11t season, 4~ mtrchant (CI•'ftr F•nn Sterre) nlnJs . ',~ ·. llilmetl belilnd the penniDt·WiDDiRJ W"e hlta t'ftrY time tt iu•y· llCI'C.huter & Havoa 2 2nd New York Yaokeea. -~ o( ijlo cut._n. "'"' I 1 WahamaJr. League To Have6Clubs McArthur Quiets Tornado 12-4 In First Game Of District Play • WANT ADS PHONE 398 Fu11mer'. R0 b'mson, proOllse • New Jabs In Return Go For Middlewe•'ght TJ'tle Baseball Results I 8Homers Ring Off Bats In Falcon Defeat ....., Top Managers Credit Wins .. To Pitching 160 I"M PLY NICIILI!:S W. MAIN ST., --.::-::--=. RATES 8-room LAPY 'fO TAKE busJn~u . taii.. Phone 46-M' for Interview. . 4 29 Sip IIOreb"..... · M.... 1 ....... • Vour favorite LATEX WALL PAIMl In a_..., new fo·m__. f ' ' Special Nollces of Evenll ti.OO. Obltworlol eent per word. (Tiljot<t ..d • ~::'.(1) Notices ·IT'S EASY TO BUY- SELL - RENT~ find emploYJi>ent - litre ".!: fin<! a lost ltom thro112b 'Itle Dally Sentin~l WANT, ADs. Don't put It off .:... Call 398 Today - An Ad In ~..&Ills coliunn -' '-'•.;:'.: . .. • LARGE us(ld bullet, aood condi. tion. Boney's Lake. Racine Road. 4 30 3tc 4 211 Sic ' GETS nl)) · Business • Opoortuniti.S MOTEL , ~EN, WOMEN ~IDd COUPLES tLJ traiG for MOTEL MANAGEMENT and OPERATION. Only ma~urM will be conaldued, A&e 25 to :19. Write - NATIONAL MOTEL TRA!NINd, INC. Box 668rA, c/ o The D~Uy Sentinel, J;omeroy. , 4 2 3tp ,: _ _"'l"'...;.·. .. R.,C,~ Do:wnlng ~'liVBA11CE AG~cY ) (20)BJ.isi ness ,SerVices Jllft·~ AoiomHIIe, Helltll #,CCIDINY , l.W.. · oily t I CjtiV • .... - ' II.E$ULT! -· •·, : ! ... Powerful Pair Work For Derby J HAYLiNER ComPJetelr New I'Nill Hlteb to Chute ' FUlTON THOMPSON TRACTOR SAI.I!S · Pomeroy· }\>-NotORRe~:l 1 It's homolended ••. 'liiaixU11 Blo-.)'5 tha,t ~~ , the -can and • WE' BUY' :t • SEE US Jt 1M OtMMGI ·· ' n'RueTUUL I ~~­ ICIIAP IRON- MaTALI JUl~Y Jiquid paiat be(;aue lt'1 }<ll<d! Beca.uee of its je]led Conaidency ftey Satin -can actually be loaded ()n brulb 'or One brush 'i"r rolterad ."CIMII a Jona:, 1-~·n·/ way. ' . MOBIL GAS ·n:,n.m Lubrication Welding Body: Work PCJintlng .. Five Room Apartment with Jaundrf , and Gara.ge. First floor. A. N. Ben&al, Pomeroy , 4 3 tf - ----- - ·-;,..;.-.,-- , - 2 ROOM: furnlsbed apartment, ROO~ furnished a~artment, util~Uils ~urnis"hed. 3 'rqq,m and ""' hilltli Unf~Uri~d apartment, J:n.. llt~ft:O:tn:~mQe Restaurant. Mid: dleport. 4 26 ·6tc four"· room aPartments, low rel\t. Call R. L. Coats, MiddlepOrt. 1i AllBOTT T.V. SQ.. VICE makeR Repaired by E"pert Terl!niclant. Phone 62811 Y Midrilapm•~. 8-15-tf "41 YHrt of Con!llnU.,., "ttpl....a us to plell11 you.. ' Phones 82-43S Pomeroy s...l..l'. OHIO VALLEY JUNK co. ' . """"' 110 · ·;;.Cie•ri I!·~ rtli1 , fffiR'eaiEs-to-te- NeW modern 2 bedroom home . with garagfl. Also 4 robm home. Connecting lop;. ·aut of ELLIN'GTON Player .Plano. Mrs. bigh water, Pomeroy. Fol'l ,'tire John Stout, HarrisonvJIJe. price of one home. Phone . 42661p 6204-Y, Middleport. 4 27 6tc / ,...,., -- ~- . -· - · . ... 4 ~ . 71c ' UBetl .,,.;. ueraiidw;~ ' . · ME ROPOLITAN ·· .' AUTO SALES ' ·LivetAilinent Hosp~talizes · Sen. M~Carthy WASl.JtNGTbN UP - Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy · k·Wis., jltrickeo , with acute hepatitl.s, 1 liver ailment, wat "improtea" t,.' ~y but still in serious r8nditie 1 at the Bethesda Naval Medle.tl Center, A. hospital spokesman said Me· had a "(aJrly comfortable temperature· is normal, ill improved since he was SWlday," t·be apoktsmaqhi.J condition l · .serious at •h!t. .' ·j .... Optimistic A's Prompt Orders For World Series Fight ~~ults ' "~ ;01\( v., • .. .. ' ,, ,,,,." ,y -~ 'Aiaerle•'• · fii.OOO . 4 • tloe ,.u. i!:·~:~~ij~~! enainea an• . ' OL I"' '. . ·QL!ALt:rY .•. DEALER ' ' . I!; · l 1' • . .bttt.l.nl "" Ill, '' . .(j! "H l \. ' Wins Gentleman Award, Anyway i ate <4) 21 , . S.. The ' Hollond New \I,.. No PRI'"~l ~ .. It. ~n't run· o.r drip like ~ W. Main St. I'HONI 1111-.,. ~.. ' .: r! , ." Clinic A.nnounc~ MILWAUKEE UP - Tbe Mil· Wl!lukee Draves .announced tod;t)' they will -condll(:t a three ~ d '"' baseball clinic at ~usaau in tbe .oahamas, May 17·1!): .; . • BOLINS MOBilGAS j,. ,. Lew For Your pav. OA trame By TIM MORIARTV Manager Fred Haney of the Mllw•ukee Braves and skipper .AI Lopez of the Chlcaa:o White Sox both credited good . pitehlng today lor their fa~t gEtaways in the major league pennant raees. "I don't say we have .the great; eat but lthink we h4ve the deep-: est but 't think we have the deepleaJUe," dlaney eoncede~ as the front-running Braves prepared to open their first e·a a t e r n trip against tlle New "'York Giants tonJght. And aa the first - place White Sox stoqd · ready fOr their illltial borne stand aJainst their eastern rivals in the American League, Lopez ai!lmitted he was "more than satisfied Wt~ out pJtchin_g ." · Four Big Braves • In winning nine Of their fi.r.st 10 games, the JFaves have relied almost ex~lusively on their "big foor•• pitebing staff of Uob Buhl, Ray Crone and Lopez, his staf:f before the Baltimore was pleased with starters Pierce, Jack Harshman and Wilson, who hare accounted six of the White- Sox first sev~n victorJt!os. Casey Ste~gel , whose Yankees open their western swing Sgainst the Detroit Tigers, bluntly coi'lfessed, "the White Sox are going to give us the most trouble." · f · 11rden �• ~·· • • • \ Henry Beach Is POMEROY MiddlepOrt.Gafden.Ciub ~n Honor Guest On SOCIETY Meeting'Draws From 12 Towns 68th Birthday Middleport 1-Dail)' 5eDUnel, PoiJleroy-Middleport, 0 ., April30, 1957 The Daily Sentinel .- - • Soeiety Henry Beach, who celebrated Mr. and Mn. John M\lht,"hirMr. a ·n d Mn. Edgar Hartung Approximately one l!undr-cd and Director of the OAGC, announced bls sixty-eighth birthday Saturday · bOrne, were Saturday guests of and Mrs,· Mabel VanMeter of Clie• twenty women from Garden Clubs tbe following meeting•: DIJI:riet wu ··guest of bon or at a surprise ,Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Might and ter and Mr. a n d Mn. Berneat i n t1¥'elve towns attended Uae Open Spring Conference, Nelsonvlll,; part at hl.s home that evening. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Might. Bruoll Enterprise visited .Sun!laY Meeting sponaored by tbe Middle- June 3; June 11, Open meetlng .of Home-made ice crum and cakes Mr. and Mrs. c . J., Wooda re.. with M11- and Mrs. Eldon Kraueter. port Garden Club at Heath Metho- the Amateur Qaidenera Club : at were served to M\'. and Mrs Bjlach turned home Monday from Dayton Jame&. Montgomery wbo Is sti dlst Chilrc:h Mol\day evening. . Middleport Hilh' Sebool; Jullfl 8, Mr. and · Mrs. Guy Bing and child· where they had visited Mr. and Uoned a~ Norfolk. Va. spent the Mn. Malcolm Roller, PJ'ftldent- Nature Tour of ~e gardena.'of Or- ren, Roberta and Eugene and ~n · Mu. Curtis Wood and children, w.eekend with his family, Racin J. !If the\hoaten club, welcomed the landeth Lehm•n .at Gve; County- nest, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beach Bearba Hawkins, Pomer9y Society Editor, Phone 6244 . Mr. and Mn. Carl 4(oore who visitors and ~ad a poem 'on the wide Flower ,.·'S'hpw In June;· Dis- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Van lnwagen Curtis and ~usan Lee. ' Mrs. Paul easel was t l1ualn~s were in Charleston, YT. va. Sun- beauties of nature to open tbe trlct prOifiiJII weetings In :June. Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Socl~ty Editor, Phone 6079 visitor in Clncinnatf this week. · ·day ·to attend .. tbe funeral of meeti~. A recital of orcan ll!lllle Mrs. Ja11,1e1. S. Titus, Dlstrlei offl- and sons, Kei~h and Jerry. Dale Hysell and children, Judv Mr. and Mrs. William Mayes and cousin, Art Krantz w ·re lunebcon by Mrt. 1!:. S. Seha,f, cllureb organ- cer, also spoke briefly of the Eleand Milford, Bradbury, Mr. and daughter, Barbara, Ul)la, spent guests of Mr. and Mn Burlie Me 1st, preceded tbe program and the mentary Judging Sehoola and the audl~nce sang "America, the Beau. Prellmln.ary &cb.ools. The meeting Mrs. Denver Nelson and -Donnie the week end with bis mother, Clung and Mrs. Mae Youell. Mrs. Lucille Mayes, and grandMr. and Mra. w. L. Kautz r ,_ 1 tlful . closed Wllh a prayer by Mrs. JameJ Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Cllflorcl Jacoba and Jackie, Laurel Cllfr, - mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Kirby. Mn. turned 11ome Sunday evel)lnc af. Mn. Roller Introduced the apeak- E. Ha~Jey. The guests were Invited to the and Larry Jacobs, Columbus . .. ·' . ···- . '";; .. ~ Lucille Mayes' birthday was ceJe. ter a visit In Columbm witb tbel; er. Mrs. Wade Cozad, Lancaster, ··:.ii~ brated with a birthday dinner at son and daughter In Jaw, Mr. and third vice-president of tbe Ohio dining room where Mra. Roller , ·..._, tbe home of her daughter, Mra. Mrs. Paul, Kautz and family. Association of Garden Clubs. Mra. presld~d at tbe ~offee service and . ll(rs. Val Reynolds, Galilpolis, f . · J·. Ernest Covert, and family over the Mrs. Everett Thc.maa ·subs!' Cozad demons~ated a number of Mrs. Hvley served • punch. Mia~ was 1uest of bollor at a birthday Mrs. David Darst Sr. entertain• ' -~, week end with the visitors from luted at tbo Pomeroy Junior Hig~ arrangements but featured arrange Hallie Zerkle and Mlas Harrle Ma,dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. L. E. ed the WCTU Friday evening an,d ', L'j\q Lima, Mrs. Kirby and Mrs. Mayes school Monday for Mn Ell menta in basteta Whlclt abe called rie SIJ!Itb were In charge of .tbe • • Reynolds and Mrs. Margaret Rey- Mrs. M. L. Kelly, president, was · as guests of Mr. and Mra. Covert Stout ' . · "May Day Baaketa" and illlo de- dining roo111 and the lloapitallty Membera Of the Twilight · G~rnolds recently. >;(j and family . Mi~ aenbed attractive· table atrange- committee Included Mra. Walter den Club were guests ot Mrs. R. in charge of the meetinc. The opOtber Invited guest« wer e Val cr.ing devotional service and pro. ·' Kirk · Beck, second · son of Mr. t 8 Joyce Ebrnbach Is 3pend menta sbe bad maae tbe aame day Harris Mrs. Clinton Flaher, 'Mrs H. Rawlings Sunday afternoon in'd Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. William gram was conducted by Miss · Mal' , and Mrs. , Da~euben Betk~ lA llJ ~ ew Mwith ~~r grandparents for tbe Eatel'n Star chapter uslns Lawrence Bing, Hallle.1and, NeUI~ made a tour of her flower garCarithers altd Miss Ann Rupe, RN, garet Sauer, president ot the Coun with a vrrus Infection. l • r. ·, rs. aa:-cnee Mlgbt, May-poles carrying out tile Star Zerkle, Mrs. Harley, Mra. Burr dena. Gallipolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Getald ty WCTU and included several Robert Tompkins of Baltimore, point colora.·. : . . Forrest, trrs,.Harr.y Cb~l!er. Following the tour refreshments Rupe, Bradbury. Md., visited his parents, Mr. and. · . Mrs. John Might of In beglnnin& Jier demllrill~atlon Tbe m~mbera and ere were served by tb,e host~ess after readings and prayer. Mrs. 0. E. ·Miss Rupe, who is a graduate of McKinley was pianist lor a hymn· Mrs. E. R. Tompkins and bll nep. . IJ9AI euJoqJ!Bo!l .of tbe actual mecbanlca o(!,.flowQI' registered' by Mrs. Rl~ct wbi.cb the IJ'OUJ? adjollrned to ~lie Middleport High SchoOl and Hol- sing during tbe session. hew, James Hamer, over the week Charles Buck, R I' arrangements ,: t~e apea~er S!t_gae._ and tbe r'e..eption llllnlinitt~·: ln- "hou~e (or a soc1al bour and i diszer Hospital Scllool of Nursing, Eleven new members were welend enroute to Leis Ve'ga.. Nevada, ed that floW~J;: ~ow clalilflca· eluded Mrs Roller ' ¥n ~~· CUISIOn on flowers. has been appointed supervlaor of comed. to the unit and during tbe Flo7d Rumfleld of lions be calfed "Deilgn~ rcjr Mrs. \'lk JI. · Juhlini. Mli. .:~n\ Present were Mrs. Jed Websler on 1 business trip. tbe Obstetrics Department at Hol- business meeting a collectlbn was Mrs. Edward Jones and 1 were.. Sunday guests ot. 'Cburcb Altar1~ " ellln l'o~, D_ Ill- LeV•uihi4 Mfi: Garell · Stanab"""' · ,Sr. Mrs. Dwlgbt Parker, Misses ~er Hospital. Amy, Jackson, vial ted . Mr. a'l'llllrL Gbatles Buek: , lng Table", sj) t at. tbe. jlldges ' ' ' · ti. . ·· • ' '"~· ·Ethel and Clara Garland, Mrs. Dey taken fot a needy family. Tbt Mrs., Emma Lewis was the Sttll might bave more .la'tltude In ltbelr d A'1a'f!111'011 vll(d~f!"' whit• HYsell, lbs. Gerald Wildermuth, and friends flere Monday. . . . _ meeting closed with a prayer by Jlodney Downing, Dr. K. D. Am• day p'elts of ·ber aunt, Mrs. H!·~ judging. .•, ·: ogwool' were u~ · n t . ~ CbiiJ'I!h .Mrs. Phil Wllllamson, Mrs. Corliss Miss Sauer. 5 ker first arr•n~ml!nt •· wa• of sanct~i?'' •nil- Y•~l~Jorea tullpa · Jaco~1 Miss Lucretia Genhelmer, :bary and Dr. Clyde Ingels arc on ' vey Woodard. Arrangements of spring flowers i. fishing trip in Tennessee. Mn. Howard Cecil West Main S• all wblte flowers ill an alabaster were ~ the . reglaUO.*Ion table. Ill Miss vida lhle, Mrs. Eddie Smltb, were used throughout the Darst .... -· _, .. Lawrence Bing bas been ill for and Mrs. William Hcslip and Mrs t(lmpote and 1hc used wblte stock, ::n~llli;gl ~~o: masa arr~nge- Mrs. Patrick Loebary and "'rL home and on the dining table the past week at bis home on Sec. William Chadd of Pt. Pleasant. w. Jllac tulips narcissus and acran· . 0 P n ogwood wer'e used W.Uilam Mayer. TUIS.·WED. APRIL IJO.MAY 1 where Miss Sauer presided at an on s1de tables; lilacs and tulips on - - -- - - -• • · • • FAMILY NIGHTS antique tea service when the hosond Avenue. l Va. wtre recent business v!Sitcm Iums. Clove bu~, yellow snap- the piano and the tea table was 2 Adult Tlckeh Admit Truck Full tesses', Mrs. Jacob Turner, Mrs. M. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Amsbary and in Belpre. dragons and namasua was used 10 lighted by pink tapers In crystal Robert Ry~n Robert Stack L. Kelley and Mrs. Darst, served a sot~. Ricky, Huntington, and Mr. Frank Fugate entered Holzer the first basket anangementa and prism candelabra. , Pink and rose HOUSE 01' BAMBOO dessert course. ht. Lt. Cedric Parker and Mrs. George Hall and daucbt- Hospital, Sunday and underwe.tt dog-wood, bosta .leavfls and pink carnations and snapdragons In cry(Cinemascope - Tecnicolor) lsi. Lt. Cedric 0. Parker, son of er, Jean, Crooksvllll), were Sunday surgery, Monday morning. He wa! geranium blossom• were featured stal swan container-s were used at Mrs. Howard Cecil president - alsoMr. and Mrs. Pearl Parker, Laurel gucats of Mrs. Webb Hall. accompanied to Galllpolia by bb In the second. eacb Bide of t,he candelabra In tlie presided when the Penlel Cia•~ ot Mrs. Obert Markms and Mra. Bud Abb,ott Lou Costello Mr. and Mrs. William V. Owen son, Dr. M. 1(. Fugate, Athens. Redbud, tulips and a statue of center of tile table Cliff, is spending a 30 day leave Grace carr shopped In Athens Jt AIN'T HAY and dau1hter, Betty, Columj)ua, Mr. and Mrs. Rabe!'t Coates are St. Francis of Allslsl were com· the Pomeroy First Baptist Church . with his parents. Parker will fly Friday. met Saturday evening at tbe clillt· from Columbus May 15 to Califor- visited Sunday wltb Mr. ami Mrs. moving . tbla week from Secor.tl blned wltb weathered wood on a · matting covPred alate base and cb for Ita April meeting. nia from wbcre he will be shipped Richard Owen. Mrs. Harry Mitehell Jr. aud sons, St. to Lincoln Terrace. she uted rose mapdi'agons, tulips Plans wer~ made to clean··tl!e to Korea lor a 16 month tour of her parents, Mr. .Rev. and Mra. Rog_er Bishop and and euonymllll foliage In a conch church. A nport was ~nade on .thr Athens, visited duty. Parker ha.s 8 ~ years In th.e and Mrs. L. D. Diles sunday Miss No~a Jean Bearba spent ahell for a Nass calllns lor a natnew bulfetin board wbicb t h ~ Armed Services. ' · · Monday 10 Cbllllcotbe. ural containtr. Small ' china fig- n class presented to the cburch ..•t Mr. an;J Mrs. ~rge Fry, Lock· Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bobb and urlnes were uieif· i i ..accessories Euter Jime. Several projects Who Visited Us bourne, wbo ha been vlaltlnl sons Greg and David of Columbui ·for an arra'Wtment .,¢ weathered dlscussll!l. NO MORE POST OFFICE relatives In Middleport and Weat were we!lkencl gueat• of her . I d I II p k r CHESHAM , N. H.- After 150 VIrginia, accompanied her slater, ents, Mr. ind 'Mrs. ~lpb Gilmore. roo s an 1p{) e tree fo age· hi ·a o uc re resbmenta were ~~ M d , class "In the Shade of tbe Old Ap.- Pr. t t th h .ved durl,ng the social hour tO .jft'. years, this hamlet in souther!) Mlsa Mabel Hysell, to Racine, RD., : r. an ll{rs. CJ•renee Masur pie Tree". esen a e ome of' Mr. and and 5fra: .,Jaelt Sol'(lu, .Mr. 'ind New Hampshire has lost its .po&t Sunday . ~ visit their niece Mrs the!~ spent t~e weeke~nd In ('ol~mb ll! Another basket arra~ement Mrs. Roy H. , Bus)l, ApriJ 28 were M11~ Ha!Tf Le~ BIJJ;;r ~nd dauch office. The office was closed re- ffdward Ervin, and family with tlre1r son and daugllter m l•w used purple Iris, tulip foiiage and' -~r. and Mrs. J(lhn Bush; Roller! ter,_· Rev. al)d Mra. Rdph Zundel, cently as a government economy farm borne. Mrs. Chris Buckley and son, Mr. and. Mrs. George Massar and Iris foliage on a natural wood base. ~:sb of Lancaster; Mr. -and Mrl. Mrs. Wald Gorby, ·Mn. Guy eo·~ · mov~. putting Mrs. Mary Beml:>, Georce, zanesville, were week end family. Step~en Muaar who -bat ·Ill a modern glass container palng B~sb and son, Ronald, ;East an, litre. Jean carson &nd children , 76, out of the ' p~stmastcrshlfl guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Buck- been the guest of bi~ _,andparent• , clear and smoked glass., Mia. 'Co- B sh P~~ ' M;r. an~ Mrs. Charles Mrs. Ray · Sparks and claulhter ley 3ccompanied theni llome. zad combined dogwoo~nrl narcJg. ~ d cbddren, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Cecil and Mrs. Orval Wilol: Danny Fink, four year old aon Mrs. Eber Carna•ham of ~acino I sus In a mass arrangem'ent and an~est Busb; Lawrence Bush; Mr. -~-,...---- • 1 of Mr. and Mra. owen Fink, Ia Ill was the Monday guest of ber sla· otber demonstration was of euony' ~~ev~r~e:la1.:~~ottndn~ gl~la; . DOG , FIGHT • ·.;'· with mumps. ter and :brother In law, Mr. ud ~us and red tulips In an antiqu.!! Bush; Mrs. Clara M~lntyr:n r~ SOUTH HAVEN, Mich .._;..,11 FOR YOUR BUSINESS and Mr. and Mrs. Verne Davis aRd Mrs. Ralph Gilmore. I asa lamp base. A wrought-Iron family · and Mr and Mrs J an dogs were having a fine · iusile l.odge 1085 William ~wlaher were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. F . .( Shumwn candelabra was used for the last Bush ~nd Carol~ ·, acob without doin• . ,arly ·~ppan•nt :diliii· FOR YOUR BEST WISHES FOR gu~t4. of.llf~;,. ~.ud Mrs. Ernest car. have returned to tbelr home, Syrn· arrangement and sh& placed pink Total present ·erl! 32: Hge til eacli' other. · Tllen' Ml" WILL MEET IN OUR CONTINUED SUCCESS penter, Gal!IIJplls. cuae after spending lilt vrlnt~ jn snapdrqons,. enon:ymu11. tqllpa and Ganter w€te p'YI"ed I!• tb bll M~ry Bany•rd, !..wne" of' 0 - ...t0 .,·, . h have 1earne d tu•t LFlordl a. · 11eranlums shading Into deep red dren. B1rt bday ~~,. e c gl-· tried 1o u!.~>tlan~e ~i': . tbe' com· , "'"' m ", SPECIAL SESSION R•latlvas • , 1 ~, .. ere . · , In this unusual combination presenf,S• were b aun MrJ. Gnce .Savage Denny, St. AIMiss Mme HoudJ_shelt of At . Mrs. Jloller -!banked Mrs Cozad ven to all present b:y Mrs. Roy H. and got nipped.. ~c:h~rd l>iarakl, SINCERELY, ·I Wednesday Moy bans, bas . been returned to her hens was the .weekend guests o ~ who was given a gift ,.,0 m the club Bush. Ice cream and cake w~• s~r- 18, a. grandson o~ tbe other owq~ home after nasal jurgery at Char. her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wllllall'l and Mrs Robert .. R R , er tr1ed to rescue Mrs. Banyard, . ved. 1 1 lellton General Hospital earlier this Houdashelt. ..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';,;;;;;;·-~;;i~;;;;;;;il'-e~g;;o;;n;;•;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~an~d~.w~as~b~lt~te~ri~l~'l~al~on~g~on~e~ar~m~ ·. ALL MEMBERS month. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Weese. and ·· MIDDLEPORT URGED TO ATTEND Mrs. J. M. Archer was lcheduled MI.. Marela ·Karr w~rc visitors In to return home today after an ex- Parkersburg, w.. Va. SaturdJy. ... ...... ~~~~~~~~:""':"~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~jt'ended visit wltb licr aon, . Martin Recent cue,.s .. · of M.r. and , ~••. ~;; · M Ylattln Greenville and her J. C. farrch were Mr. and Mn dn·ghtcr, Mrs. William Beaver, Co- Etzel Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Co · lumbus, and their families. · bett Farrell of Nllro, W. .Va. and Mrs. Grac!l Bachtel and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clearwat~. Erie, Pa., ~aj;:!'dl:~:. Mrs. Joe Q~Jisenberry . visited over tbe week .e nd with the Mr: aJ!4 Mra. Robcrt Grallam formcr~s son, Forrest Bachtel, an!l an.d "a,ugh.ters of Col.umbus we~ , faml@. Mra. Bac!Jtel went on to " 11 If 1 w SundiY, guests of Van Jqhnaon u a o, . Va. for a visit with and .Jofr. and· Mrs. Hershell Manuel, another lon , Roy, and tarnlly. SyracuS"e. LUcDle "!• Servicemen Mrs. David Darst Entertoins WCTU Meeting Friday' Mrs. V. Reynolds .Is Honor Guest On Her Birthday .;' Club Hosted By Mrs · R RawlingS I ·i iueata . .J:.,., a· :nd , 1 ·~~ ~~HDrive·ln ... .~ , Peniel Class Plans Cleanup Birthday Party ueld Sunda.y·At BUS,h Resl'denc.e To all of gou p,r During Our FORMAL OPENING' .· ,: wero u .at Ll::· .Thank You Pomeroy Moose -. ht {be! CLINTON FISHER CO. • . I 11 ' I Samsonite luggage RFECT GIFT••• the POR for the GIRL graduat~ ··~- *'" ._ ......... ....,,_ ....."..... CAll hold• ., ....., Itt... .. •"·" WAUIOII CAll ,wllll loloflof . .• . ,, Mrs. w. A. Adams of Parkers· burg, w. va:· spent Mondry wl• 1 ber aliter. Mr~. Irving, Ka~r Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin, Walker and 2nd Lt. Stephen P. HUt, son of family of T1,1ppers Plaill•· Mr. a~d Mr. and Mra. A. c . Hill, Pomeroy, Mra. Clarenee· Baker of Racine, Mr. . will report Ma)' 111 to the Vance ind .. ra. Raymond Smlt)l ot l>orqil' Air Force Base, Oklaborna, where rOy viii ted Sunday with -Mra. Hel~~ , he will take advance tralhina as Werry Grabam of Rock Sprlnis · a pilot. • wbo Ia very Ill at l'ler hQme. Lt. Hill, now at Klnaton, N. c., · Mr. and Mra. Dan Humphrey of with hla bride of ilx ~nonths, I& ~~~=~ and Mn. Claire Pt'lc~. 1 expected to come honte on leave , p a.,va.,., I J•·d Mr.a • nd Mra. , hf " ore !Icing tranll(erre~ to Okla. Grimm thla homa. Mrs. Hill Ia the· former ca- . · and M:r1. · Ch1n:h!l rol Bernea nf Cleveland; -· ' . Servicemen OfiiADUAT•s . ·in nylon tricot slips .·:.L~: and pettic9ats ,tl~ ~ by 11~ ' .. J LoRRAINfi- ' • I~( ,'( , ~ \ )It I• • • . ,1 ' ' ,. ..'• ,. .• L .. .spot . ~ . ,. ,.":"". ' ~ II ~ dO!,!!. la111sonlr. fiJtht-proven luego.. comes In ·How111lqn llut, ltowhldt ' • Phllall.·1 Mmlnd llue ••. SOddlt Ton ... lllrllluda Graen ... Colorado lrown .. ~ondoo ' h _, .. l\lllllp!OI •lnltll. ~ " I. ·Racli.o' ·Dicif .• r, 'FU~NITUR~ · lrightatComer-ln Middl,pOrt ; . ,. 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