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She wls eQlptor•il. 11!1! , • ' • .11 • ' t ., atteiftl a meeti~l \vj!J~lJ wlll In- ~J,~UP~er, at thelf !'<llliuraat there, meeting 10 30, FMY semce 7 00, J Bible study a~d prayer ~· IDI~J"''Uunal Relalf•'lf!' ~Jude 1 seaslo~ lltle.·tllernoon at "li~~ q_\llt to•ftaiJII her JeillotJeU Preaohing 8 00, Prayer meetmg '""'m•ltee wo1;'1ave the pro~ th c · llfll'll - M d 'lfPomeror ru,h &ebool Wed 7 30 Hysel Run Sun<lay Tho Flnt 'pr.,byterlon Chv'f~• wbep the ~e~tomber d!Dn"' miiel- a eba~~::'' and :ogr::~ ,~e ' PAtlVIIW Mtddlcport, Rev Howard Rup~lt lilg1>f the Buslneso ond Profes.. Lal et1 a 1 Rev Harry Pickens, pastor pastor Ehurch Sc~ool 9 30 lQbn ii!nal Women's Club Is held Tue• ay ' Hole , • ,, Sunday School 9 so • m' Young Fultz, sup\, Morning worship"ai ilaY'•ot the Firot Pre!byterlan Don Geary ' Sr' was' at .Holzer I People& meebng 8 &6 p m ' 10 30, Westmmster Youth Fel·l ChlltCil! ' Hospital Friday for a checkup ' ' Preachme services 7 30 p m . , lowshtp 6 p m, we(.nesday 6 so l't•·JJJ. D~vl~ a >&~ts~ l!I'IU ifej;W..,aetolnpanred tber~ ~ hlo t 1 ''.f l'tayer meetmg Wed 7 30 p m' Juntor chou, 7 p m Scmor choir show, 'IIOV,n_q•i•tqres which Wert wife and Mr. and /di'S- Don llnif Thursday 7 30 p m East Letar• taken bY 'ncr hil:.tiand, Dr. IiaV!' Jr. ' s s 9 30 Mormng worship 10 4~ Church of Chriot, jlrodloury, when be was in Eurojle wbll~ ' Diane Rolchman and Charlene Raeme PTA will meet Sfpltm· Evemng worshtp 6 on the 1st 3rd Edward Emerson, pastor Btble serving as a ser.vlce doctor Dillard w4o arc employed 1n Col• ber ll at 7::10 p. m In the Racine • •. , 5th Sundays Prayer meeting on School 9 30, Mornmg worshtp at lolembera of the International ~mbua a~e spending the we~keod Gracie Sehot•l Wednesday at & 10 30 Chmttan Endeavor 6 p tn , Rclat.,ns committee are Froddle with relatives The proJram top1o for th' SfptRodne Mloolon Chart 11 Buah Evenmg worshtp 7 30 Houdashelt Mrs Harry Moore -:--:-=--:-emlier mee•tne Is "GettiDC A<> pastor, Servleco £unday 7 30 ••d Ch ch 0f Ch I1t I Ch I tlon nnd Mrs Harry McMaster. Tllere wut bo J'n lb\fl> fUJ!,Ifty 7 30 ur r " r' Starhpg wllh this first meet duoUoa Of tmher to parel),t, ful·- . - Church . of Chrlot, Po,..roy, Union, Hobson Ro• 0 H Cart, log of the fall, memben are "k lowed bJ a room djlc1!!110n be· Bible Scbool 9 30 Richard DaviS pastor Sunday Schnhl 9 a m ed to be at the church so that tween \llnnt and teacher. . supt Mormng worship 10 30; Annie Mohler ~upt , Morning wor- r:In_ner- may be served promptly 1l Topic 'The Eldership' Christian ship serviCe broadca't tO 11 a m al 6 30 p m. Tllere M188 Janet Ables of Syrocuae, Endeavor 8 JO Evenrna: service Evenmg serv1ce 7 30 Wednesday ----'---hu returned home after spending • cake Duly Vacation Btble School Pro- 7 30 prayer meelmg &ram 7 30 Chrlotlom Sclonct Socloty, 144 lj Apootolk ~urch of tho Lord Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy M<trnmg Jesus Chml serVICeS held Sunday servtce at 11 With MAN the sub I Sc~ool 10 ¥ m, Wednesday ntght ject of the Les~~ Sermon and the ' 7:~0 I> M; P:,ldaf. Young Peo Golden Tut 0 come let us wor· pl\ia metlmJ J30 l'· M, Sunday ship and bow do•n Let uo kneel night Eva@g"'t~lu! ,7 30, Pastor before the Lor~ our maker For Rev Kdth ~ Dyscm, assistant he 1s our God, and we are the Rev Robert Savrt, people of his pasture, and lhe ! f//1111111 I c· _,_..,t ' Fl-• fues"oy .... ite ' OGit'R :P.TA M.e,e,t•ng To Be 'nela. Sep'... 9 POMEROY . ••aluted''. I socmmv . MiddJI..porf Society' sheep o(l his band Psalm 95 6, 7, WedneRday evcnlng service at 8 The pubhc Is cor(l<aUy Invited to attend Rt>act1ng room with s1de en· trance located a_t the rear of the church open to the pubhc on Jrlllll·, Street to day from 2 to 4 p m -week Mr rY SEIIES tor lvoryono "How Prayer Heals Injuries" WSAZ.TV "I Recor~ Only The Sunny Hours" Channel 3 - 10:15 •.m Church of Chrhl, Middleport, Fred f Gardner, pastor B1ble School 9 30 Homer Idee s~pt Mornmg worship 10 30 sermon subject "Thy Wtll Be Done" 6 8() Chrtotlan Endeavor, 7 30 program by the younger people Wednesday 7 30 Pr11yer meelmg and Bl~le study, 6 10 chotr prac· lice !'nth Mothodlol thurch, Mld~leport Rev C R Konkrlght pastor Sunday School 9 30 Er nest Covert supt, Morntng ser v1ce celebration of the Mth annl ver.sary, Bishop Hazen G Wer her, guest speaker, 7 30 OffiCial Board, Monday 7 30 WSCS, Wed nesday 7 p m choir/ praetlee, prayer meeting Church of tho Nnorono, Mid· dleport, Rev Robert P1lmer, pa~ tor Bible School 9 30 Lester Taylor, .11upt, Mornmg wonh tp 10 SO Song lost 2 30, Youth mccttng 7 p m 7 30 Worship servtce, Wednesday 7 30 prayer mceung, Thursday t1 p m Path And the sunny hours come mostly durmg the brtght days of youth Golden hours ~ · each set w1th sixty dtamond mmutes As the bees slot e the honey that ts the product of enly the sunny hours, so should youth store the knowledge that ts the product of those "lii'ight hours, "For Remember Thou Thy Creatqt In The 'Days Of Thy Youth" The • lilly Btble and the church of your choice are the symbols of your faith, and wtll msure •• lhal "the evil days come not " Knowledge is absolutely necessary to the growth o! the mdtvtdual Youth needs the IIC\IfCe of that knowledge , . IJ'he Holy Btble and ,the Church Parents can confer on y_.th no'greater service than to lead them to lead them to that fountam of salvation ~imd source of knol\lledge TAKE YOUTH TO CHURCa WITH YOU' .. With the hope that it will, in some measure, foster and help sus · tain t~at which is good in family and community life, this fea·. ture is spon!lQred bv the business firms and organizations whose nolnes appear below. ldtMS Grec. & Serv. S,a, Pomeroy Cement Block CD. Pomeroy, Ohlo Rutland Rd. Allen Appliance Serv. 114 E. Main St. Pomoru1 .New York Clothing House Men's and Boys' Furntshmgs Pomeroy, Ohio 'Naxlnt Arnold Service Station Rock Springs Ro•d Ohio Valley Baking Co. Atkins Chicks Mnkers of Jiolsum Bread 171 Mutl.erry Ave. Pomt'ro) R, H. Rawlings & Sons Co. B1ker Furniture Your llodgc & Plymouth Dealer Middleport Powell's Sunoco 'service Station Fife Rtfrlger•tlon Middleport, Ohio lhgh Test Gas At Regular Pnce Middleport, Ohio Foreman & AbboH Heiner's Bakery Cullom )Built Kitchens Mlddlpporl BnkerH 01 Good Bread Meigs Equipment Co, llunllngton, W. Va. Pomeroy, Ohio - _ Clwlot, Locttod -OJ·JIIlrrltoOVUlt ftol<l A M Mom11111 1 m. Evenlna WorRonnle Euteton. ling, lllblt motion eonmmng our 1 work. pleaoe telephone 302.J Every Sunday to 1\ M Sondry School ond Communtou lint Sun day In mouth II .\ M Church tommunloo ood pr•acbtns; third lundoy ' ID .noatb 7 30 P ll obut'(b pnacblnr-' Ch~llliiiW Chwofl 11 ~lnt lo• tom, ev"f· Sundoy 9.ao A M ~~~diJ iiltool and eommuolon, first SU~d,Y In monlb 7.:10 P II Churo~ :.~leocbl~g. third Sun1oy 1• month 10 30 A. lll Cb~rcb com m~nlon~ tad pr,ubtn( 1111 ~llurcl, el thrhl, Kt~~o, uvery Sui!day' 9 30 A II Sunday School IDd communion. •~nd sun4ar In moolb 10 :10 A M Chunh communion and prea<hlng lnurth Sunday (n moatb 7 30 P II ohlll"'b preachlnl Tht ~ftrlolltll Cl.nh II Htm IMk Grove, every tlundoy 9.111 A II. Sotnday School alld eommunlon 1\."<Dt,d Sunday Ill month 7 30 P II church vteacblnl lo~rth SUD· lay ID mourb ol0.30 ~ II cb~reh 1ommunion and preocblnr IUI ChbrehM, Mornlnt Stor I f:lltcrprlae, ~ston lhlluv Putor lloriilnJ Stii' ~unla> School 0:~ A. M. r.!onlnl worship 1111 A M MYF, S¥nd~ ll't olD( at 8 Prorer meellnl Tbqr~ 411)1 evonlua Y.n\'li')lrlle Sund•~ &ebonl 10·10 A M Mornltll W<ll' tblp UO A. If, Yf at 6 SO P. II b'vehlnl .ro,.hlp ' 7.30 Pravor p~eetln« W!llpe~d•y 7·:f0 P It; ,,u.,S<:~ool•• \II c~unhlt, Utort 1rt Marlin. Pastor Sun~ay 1·110 A II Wor.blp Servle• 7 P .. Cbrlaltn Enneavor olliVnalc lund~• at 7•30 P M. Cbu"'- of tho Nourtlll, lyre. C\110, bop It W!Ul•ru, putor Sltl1day lkbool D30 A M llotnl "' WD(Ibtp 10•30: NYPS 8•90 P M: Jlritlleliltlc oervlce 7 30 P, M Wf<)nesdty evectltll prayw meet In£ for t~e midweek and T~eldlr oftonaon prayer boar I. . . . . ~ fllldcrs ' of ,,.,., Sj:bool 1110 A. a.,.., ~- .1(, "QI'llilll ' '. - - -- --.. .,. .-- ___ soclated w1tb First Boptlll Church, Eaat Mlln phone Co StrHt, Pomeroy, R1lph C. Zunftl, Gene Grate rdurned Tuesda) pastor, William Watson, Supt 9 30 from Coreopohs, Pa, where he to 11 combined ICrvlce of wor· bad been visiting Mr and Mro. ship and study Guest oolmst, Dan· M S McAllister former local reny TtJompson Sermon "When 1 sidents M.r. Grate was taken to Washmg HRnds Is Sinful " Nur· lhe Parkersburg alrpor! by lllr sery and Junior Church for chU; 1 ~nd Mrs Leland Brown and son dren 4 to 6, Lay Dev@lopment H J l!uasell, North Second program and family supper Weif· ~venue, baa been entered at neoday 7 30, Btble Study and PraY· lllelgs General Ho•pltal u a me· er Thul'llda•J, 7 30, Women s Mls- dlcal pauent for obaervahon and 1 slonary Society meeting treatment Unltod Mlthodlot Church, Mr and Mro llarqld rov, Jiugeae BJ:9wn, pastor a School, 8 16 ~· 10., Theo oupt , Worslup, 10 30 a m, Ject "The,. Goepel In Our Day" MYF, ~ 30, ,Election of offtcm: lntermed~tea, &tO p Alfrod Mlthodl&l R. I M . FurH'iture ' Baker ... 1 Flrtl Boptlot Church, Mlddlo pert, Rev C E Hoyt. pastor (hutch School 9 10 Gerald An thony supt, Morning Wt)rsbJp 10 13 topic 'Sp~rltual Con vale! ccncc , Deacons mcetm!l, 7 30 F.venm~ worship topic "Bought With a Price" Monday 2 Collage PfBl rr scrvlc<l, L D Dileo home I 1 Tuesday 9 30 a m 1 Wamen s prR)er mcdmg No I at thr. church, Women s prayer 'group ' 1No 2 1 30 p m al church, Wed ne~day 10 30 Cott11ge pr11yer service Edison Baker homr, I 7 30 mtdweek prayer nn~ praise ~~rvtee 8 30 Senior eholr, Thurs day 10 a m Cottage Prayer ser vice, Bertha Archer home 7 30 Golden Rule clan, Bert Bod1mu I I I I ' ) The FARMERS and BAN~ • ) , lf NIJbYUie _. ,. ). ' ~ 1 AiboYIOtt move~ent by white' parenta begao s~o!IIY after a l<llt• • ' len1111 ol ail and sevea-yOII'Oid • Negroes were seated r 'tn • elass- •'* roona Wlth white P'lll'll In Nub- , ~~ nUe't gradual intecrolio~ plan. , • Pollee ,~trl>ll<!f ' the ~to tri ; .~ of Nuhville where lntelrit'', ed etatiJes ~e ~<4•1<4 r.. tJi< fiflt lime, SOgregatloh!J) '· pto~ll paraded nearby, carrylnt ,. . , "God Cj'eated '"""'"' I When,you buy ana bank locally you"ire tnereasmg pl'ospmty where it counts most for all of us .. , right nere at hom~. ' ' A:nd local tradesmen and th1s bank...-'Wtll ' 1 appreciate your patronage. , ,t ... ~ ' ' ' We pay Z% lntereal OD your Sa'ijap I he~ IIJider pru. iOgregabpnj.lla and a group or wblte • parerila lie'an 1 "'t~rlrawtng ttietr cllildrea from 1 SchooL , home ..... • ,. H•odquort~n to~ • School, Cl 30, wonh1p servJC~eJ at the Elmwood 2to37Sop.m of MYF w1th rhotr l"aetlee neaday, 7.30 p. m, prayer ..rvlce. Sun<lay, Sept 15, Homeeomlnl and chureb dedication • ""blp 11 A M Sundti.V evcmo~ MI. Mtrloh loptlll Church, """htp at 8 Prayer mcchag on Middleport Rev N D Bordon rhnr~dAV 8 P M P"'tor Btble School 9 13 Arlena lradJord ,horch of Christ lu"' Reese Supt, Morning worahlp at day School, 9 Sb a m Lord's Su)> 10 30 BTU 6 )I m por 1mmedta.el1 lottowlb. Churc~rb.r~ Jq ~t;.n '"' Mttliodlot Church, Rov. w. U~lliil, d poll, j\e'v, F H Strausbaugh, pastot, J.aurol t Sayre, p r, ~~~w~Y· ~!If!ll 110 Cliff Suoday School Qao. llass a m 'Let' C. 'IIlli, IUPif ftnl)lg ,1 ""f ' toSix Negroeo re~uilild day at the doors o Noitb rJttle l«<o« H1gb Schooi not far fl'om another lehool that li8J kept lei· regatt~ vntb the troops of Gov. Orval E faubuo of ArbiiiiJ. 1 Negroes meda 'two alte111911 to ga•n entrance to tbe North Uttl~ Rooll oebool The lint was o!Dp. pod by Principal George E. 1111 ler who asked lbe Necroei to eome back liter (or. an oCflft conference lntegralior. bad been sched~led at the oehool but "" ,post~•ned bY order ol tbe Mbool . ..,,, u \ ~ �.... .... . .' ....·• ·' of I .~ .1.., and itnesses," ..- -¥ ••• :r-. ... ~ •., ' all ·•' :• .. ! aod · ·~poW~ i I, "" • , • �.... .... . .' ....·• ·' of I .~ .1.., and itnesses," ..- -¥ ••• :r-. ... ~ •., ' all ·•' :• .. ! aod · ·~poW~ i I, "" • , • �Milwaukee St Loula Brooklyn Cincinnati Phlladelpbla New Yor~ P'lla~ura~ Chlcaa~ Toronto Blllfalo Richmond Miami Rocheatt!r J:(avana ~ Col~mbua Montreal _.,.,_....--l~:_,..;;Jr Willi ..... 1hl.4«m. lly Ollt ~ seven win lor the a 2-Q lead In wit~ tbe help of wlldnen.' Gone \Vot>dllrtl .ltlt hla 18th homer ol the lndlaM. I I • To Win Am~.tteur Fro~ 200 Field �Milwaukee St Loula Brooklyn Cincinnati Phlladelpbla New Yor~ P'lla~ura~ Chlcaa~ Toronto Blllfalo Richmond Miami Rocheatt!r J:(avana ~ Col~mbua Montreal _.,.,_....--l~:_,..;;Jr Willi ..... 1hl.4«m. lly Ollt ~ seven win lor the a 2-Q lead In wit~ tbe help of wlldnen.' Gone \Vot>dllrtl .ltlt hla 18th homer ol the lndlaM. I I • To Win Am~.tteur Fro~ 200 Field �I ey Mrs. AH Sllclt CLASS HAVE PICNI¢ 1 'rht Eagl., Class o! the Asbury Methodist Church went to l!,J. ley'a Lake Wednesday eYI'nlng lor a wiener roaat and surpriS< birth day 1 parly for Mro. Troy Zwilllng Tnoae attendmg were Mn LR,itj;;~~ Mtllard Van M~ter and children r· Mr. .nd Mrs Frankltn Rizer ond children, Mr an~ Mn John Bowon, Mr and Mro Dal ley, Mr and Mro Carroll Nm•riS ·t .,;:·.;, and children, Mr and Mn Robert ...H<Indrlx, Hill and sons, Mrs Robert Loulrs Mra Herllort Parker and aona Mrs Kenneth Cundllt and cbll: T,~--::=i:~::'!"'""'''l,J I dnm, Dana r,tnebrenner anp sons ~!ary Jane and Jimmy Louks, Mr and Mn VirgU 'J'ellord and VtlD Ol'chard, New Haven Phune TU 246118 72Dti children, M1ry Hendrix, David Taylor Robert Flanagan, Troy Luge Estate Hcatrola In good and Rusaell Zwilling I conditiOn $3! 00 Call 60116 X CHilo lI I ' 'I ; ' aller 6 P M 9 7·3tc ~ 61 • 28 U s-;;;:;y -.(;;; ~gq (,JJeap, J I ~dena need home Seven wovc:n rat rugs Clifford Leif· '-"kl o~ Hou.. brokenH-3tc Call 1 _hell, Rock Spr111gs _ Ohio m-1. _ _;__::_: __ - • _ _ 1932 Ford- two tone Green. S!*fal mee~ng •f the Racine Good condtllon Only $400 ConAjoerleon' Legion, Wedn~day, teet Don Hunoel or phone 407J l!tPL II 9·11-Stc ll-7-3~p -- ~-::-'------- (31 In, Memorion ' 1900 Ford-2 door 5 good urnew seat covers Contact J L. In lovina memory of our lather, ' H'Jiiher, 546 Pearl St. Middlt> Qa1. WOllam WIIU. who pus· port, Ohio 9-Mtc ~ awlf tan Y•ar• ago, Sept 8 , 1147. 84dly miale<l by the lam' One ridtng Hoose Layton' Grtll, Uy 11-11-ltp Boston Terrter puppies ond Haven- Turner 1 ijouae. New ' 1 (81 AUtJSoles • Ll~eans Call 3721! Goud lor lr~~~~ 11-7-3\c Bclvederer 'IMCTOR SALp &ell Cpe. O~VELV fllniee, R. A. FlalaW, 511 II. Smart In Main st., Pomeroy. 7·24-117"· Powerflilt 0 IHJ,8te top �I ey Mrs. AH Sllclt CLASS HAVE PICNI¢ 1 'rht Eagl., Class o! the Asbury Methodist Church went to l!,J. ley'a Lake Wednesday eYI'nlng lor a wiener roaat and surpriS< birth day 1 parly for Mro. Troy Zwilllng Tnoae attendmg were Mn LR,itj;;~~ Mtllard Van M~ter and children r· Mr. .nd Mrs Frankltn Rizer ond children, Mr an~ Mn John Bowon, Mr and Mro Dal ley, Mr and Mro Carroll Nm•riS ·t .,;:·.;, and children, Mr and Mn Robert ...H<Indrlx, Hill and sons, Mrs Robert Loulrs Mra Herllort Parker and aona Mrs Kenneth Cundllt and cbll: T,~--::=i:~::'!"'""'''l,J I dnm, Dana r,tnebrenner anp sons ~!ary Jane and Jimmy Louks, Mr and Mn VirgU 'J'ellord and VtlD Ol'chard, New Haven Phune TU 246118 72Dti children, M1ry Hendrix, David Taylor Robert Flanagan, Troy Luge Estate Hcatrola In good and Rusaell Zwilling I conditiOn $3! 00 Call 60116 X CHilo lI I ' 'I ; ' aller 6 P M 9 7·3tc ~ 61 • 28 U s-;;;:;y -.(;;; ~gq (,JJeap, J I ~dena need home Seven wovc:n rat rugs Clifford Leif· '-"kl o~ Hou.. brokenH-3tc Call 1 _hell, Rock Spr111gs _ Ohio m-1. _ _;__::_: __ - • _ _ 1932 Ford- two tone Green. S!*fal mee~ng •f the Racine Good condtllon Only $400 ConAjoerleon' Legion, Wedn~day, teet Don Hunoel or phone 407J l!tPL II 9·11-Stc ll-7-3~p -- ~-::-'------- (31 In, Memorion ' 1900 Ford-2 door 5 good urnew seat covers Contact J L. In lovina memory of our lather, ' H'Jiiher, 546 Pearl St. Middlt> Qa1. WOllam WIIU. who pus· port, Ohio 9-Mtc ~ awlf tan Y•ar• ago, Sept 8 , 1147. 84dly miale<l by the lam' One ridtng Hoose Layton' Grtll, Uy 11-11-ltp Boston Terrter puppies ond Haven- Turner 1 ijouae. New ' 1 (81 AUtJSoles • Ll~eans Call 3721! Goud lor lr~~~~ 11-7-3\c Bclvederer 'IMCTOR SALp &ell Cpe. O~VELV fllniee, R. A. FlalaW, 511 II. Smart In Main st., Pomeroy. 7·24-117"· Powerflilt 0 IHJ,8te top �(r, , .. , ' ' r l " \ ' ' ' '' •' tlV!~~ ~ ~~~epton, Fla , ~ompanled ao far as DUTTON 'DRUG CO. ON THI!IIl RE-LOCATION IN THE ' Cootes ·Building MiddlePort Robert and Maxine Coates f.,11;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;:;;;~ 1 - _ _ _ .._ ___,,___ .High Stud~nts Participate ~ Tests ;t • ., ;, ...Lustre ' • 1 .. • . ' Launcty ' Federal·Wlrt't Jtg • t Faubus' served "'_uuay --r Gets. $l~·Fine, . ''t Jail Stntente ' \ mounted pistols bumper. pavement, the pli!Ois of yellow paint which at whldl the drlv'er (l) sees the I slgnil, (2) Sl1Ul11 on the brakeo, and (3) SloP' lbe ear. The automobile Is supplied by Nationwide Insurance A safetf engineer lor the firm wUI rid• beaide the driver 1nd operate the equipment. Nationwide englneert have staged similar aemonstraaervjt~ , (or ~lelia tiona before moreJhan D,OOO stut7J w~,dhul1, sud flcpt groups in eiatern United Nl!\lf Havel •home on 'states. heart ,u.o'k wilt he 1 Thuraday'• demonstration will •.li;,~.ley Funeral Home of be pre<eded by a etudent' asN Y. fsem~b during whleh students wiD Mrs. Sismonde be brlefea on the de!Donotration v,1~l1~~~~thls morning by and bear an illustrated talk on the .1:: fills md waa lmpo~nee of drim/,ttltu4es. Mr. !O:. •ur•vo at noon to- MeComaa aald the 11embly will oet ~ yet begin at 2:30 and the test willlo~ low about 4~ "minutes later on s. Siiil!onile" Wll oorn June Third Ave., Just In front of the the <laughter 1<hool. Sowlckl. The publle Ia Invited lurvlved by her bus· , ----son L®l! and a bot~ at home; In New York and .' PR·IZ·ES I '' ' . . . ~. .' LARM I CLOCK$. $US Value ' ' ,3.25 . ' Value $1.75 Grindley Denies QUR PRICE $1,98 ,I _, I' UllaHysell As Chief By Bacon • CURns.SPRAYMET .• f2 .~0 Value '' ,. " ,, ' OUJl PRICI! ~1.69 C~ges Mad~ By ~al Operator Justice of the Pea•• II· E. Grindley todAy lashed bact. at eoal mine operator Ura Swisher In a signed statement to the pre11 til which he aoserted lhll bls court had exerclted no dl!cri111inatlon again!l Swlaher, or biJ c;oal truCk driv.U. In his itate.lent ley aald that· alx of swi.!llor'o lOIII PI~S •·.. ·... · 15c . •", I!ORDIN~ , ·t« q~''SPkiAL BUY . l O~l on • lllon'~all,~.e;~nlr•g: Riffle was lng a motor the Jn(luenee Of liquor aftd ed $100 and eosts plllf three days In jail. Middleport pollee also repoi"l· ed t~e am..t of IA!ster Young, '48 of West Columbia, W v•., on chars.. Of Intoxication. Police Chief Leroy Bartrum also sild tOday that tnvcotigatlpn was still. coDUnu~rlg In relation to the Meigs Grocery C<f.; burg. lary wbleh was perpetrated Sun· dax nlgbt and in which $140 was stolen after tlfe safe had been forced open. Robert Runnel Fatally Strieken r~~~r~.~~!osld Thundal' at 2 p. m. hi t~e Ewihc Funer,l Chapel for Roblirt Bron Kunnel Sr., 330 condor-It w)lo died early tbil morning. The d~aled bad worked fill' neuly hla entire Jl~ II tho Excel· alor Salt Wntb In Pomeroy until forced' by Ill health IntO retirement 1 Rev. Jl4!pb Zulidel will offielate lat the aervlces alter which burial will •he made In t~ll Beeb Grove Cmnetery. S\lrvlvlftl the deeeaaed are the lollowblg fhll4ren: J~D Runnel ~~!~~;~~ Robert Hynnel ' Jr., Cheater Hutton, Runnel, Pome.Wyatt Gilbert of " ~1' . ,~. . ... 1• l II hi~ l'<llli,( d\"~<"·- t:;, DIJ1es IWIJ, - I r • j' ~etuat lnjun<11on wu drawn Houe .Jaid he'piiD~ to pllce ';;. (Contmued 011 Palt T•l poQce ruards at all the Integrated lcboolt and dopble el(orll to maJntain peace. i 0'· very "de- appearing man, and one ..makes a good Impression" 15 when the ht• •pent about zs , .... of hi! vlllf&e mu>t pn!senLI 0 47 behind bir& Tbe K~rrs 1\un tjlelr, case lq aaking for a renewnative will be trted 10on on a aJ Of I SOWij~ disposal permit. iV two-year-old lnd1~ent for Street Foreman Lewla Elllt J breaklnc ond entermg the OICII' preaented his monthly report Datea of four triatJAtq· ~ip Koodel Store. whleh included mowinq of come- county common Plell Coutl.Jleft terle1, vaemt lots, park olte, pot- tel down today by Judge'J~IIll c. Gllmm;e ' is belni held in Mid chins or streeb, cutting down of Baeon. dleport JOII today A !~year-old ber)IIS apd llleys, Installation of • 1.Ke,r's Run yeuth, wo lmplleal· eatehba1in and sewe.,, building They Me, Ohio vs. Cllarlea Pow- ed In the Rosa ServiCe Sta~ti~;o~;n ~:d:::~·~ of new steps al tho viUage hall, ell, Sept. Z5, t a. m. two eounll, robbery, wUl 1ppear before •• work at the railroad croislng at Ol!O ,111ault •nd batteey, the other IIIIo Judre John C. Baeon. Coat Street and Fll'JI Avenue, .WU.e money hy fo""' O'Brien lndleated that Gilmore repair and cleaning or the pool · Oblo VJ, Clarenee Ill)'mon, Sepl waa "out on parole" from the ••II'l torage of equipment for 24, I p m., three Indictments, ofte penitentiary two years ago when ttlc winter, ~ trip to LOgan for of robbery, two for assault and he waa arwled for the Roedel Nlckloi. Ule aDd trip.!, lnstsllatlon of ' battery. <r~me. He was sent back to prl· ianltary sewer on Login St , aem~· Ohio vs. Roger Hayman, Sepl 24 '"11 Cor violating parole, gainlnl 1iulrld.1y, weekly elo1nine of the bll!lness 0 a m , three eounta, one of rob- his relesse acveral monlha ago oectlpn, routlae dally oall . and berl'. two of 11sault 1nd !'"ttery. "Sinee be moved lo GolliJ rep1 ir, work 00 the aparlment a' ' Ohio vs. r,erald Shenkle, Sept County" oald the prosecutor, "We the village hill. I ' I 20, 9 a m • Indicted for lnvol· aeclded to leave him alone until IAtlerf were read oy Clerk C. untary manslaughter In cauolng ready to prosecute on the Roedel 0, Murray from the Ralph M. the 4oath un Jan 28, 1,; of Indictment." fn the meantime, wool~rt En•lneerln• ComJlllly, Glen Boring, while drlvln1a otor 1Cet~llnuo41 0n p110 Two) ... • • ,.. vehlele while under the Influence Doyton, offering osslata_nec In of SSI Intoxicating beverar~. ' NO MElTING HELD the viUaae decision u to lthettior FIUure to 11temble a quoi'IIIJI or no\ to bull~ a aew1se 1ilsPUtal resulted In the eancellatlon of the pl&Dt and sending applleatlo~s U __ _ special meetlng of the Pomeroy for F~eral Aid for aueh a proCity Counell on Monday niCht. je~t. and a letter rrom the Chart.. A. Wnicb company Se_J cutltiea and lnvestmenb, tile ' aJIC:U. firm which bar a eontraet to nnonee the 1village dloposal plant. ---1, whlc~ offered help of ny kind In I.AICiU ·v .teltllng the problem of a plant. 'l'he appoillbnnt of A. V. EuMi)lor Fisher reported that lnlton •• .,....., of the parkersMayor E. F. Roblnso• bad invlt- .kr& Hlg It Reel, Foundry at Pom· At lei!St 100 boats Including ~0,000 cabin type crutsers tlie eouneU melnbero and llay, · aroy baa bofn . announced by J, to ~sit the next mee~n1 of w. Robbllll, Eatern Manager of down to the buc!\111 of nails and a few boards kind are expect· council: A ~otter was read the Rig .t lleol Olvillon of tbe ed to be off tbe levee here Sunday when tbe first annual Porn• the Pomeroy Mayor In re- Parkeraburl • Aetna Corporation. eroy-Middleport Regatta is held. . stleet sweeper whieh w. Easlngton aucceeds W I. Pen· PreiJaratioos are well advanced for the gala event which ~;~~~;!!;b;y~the whn hu Is re•taned. P•tt Twol two Un,Eslington 1 graduate at the will feature seven races. three in the hydroplane class, three Unlveralty pf Dllnolt and comes tn the runabout, and one feature, " to Ria & Reel from the Westover free-for-all race. Reglstra!lon of boats by the COillorodon of Milwaukee, Wiseotuln, with whom be bu been Big Bend BOat Club wiD be going auotlaled u a staff en&lneer on Sunday morning. Racing w11i l pecWiiiqln foundry operatlou. begm It I : I~ p m The parade , Ellinstqn, hiJ wife, and bll two of boals begins at 12.4~. ehlldl'IJII ,baxe reeenOy mqved te Ra<ine /rOJII theli Iarmer real· ~011ee at Vatparallo. Indiana. 1 ., 0 Four Cases B Jud.ge Baeon, i I New ltWiilger Is N At ,1 Jllundry : I .,¥bJMII! ,.,pped- Reg. 25e . As Dispute ds Through South School Building Is Leveled ' NASHVI.,LE, Tenn. (UP) - The $500,000 Hattie Cotton School, one of seven where ftrst-grade integration began Monday, was gutted by a thunderous dynamite blast early 10· day Police said the building was a total loss, although the exterior walls were still1tandlng Residenu were knocked from - - - - - the" beds and window• were blown out over an area ot ttv· era! bloctJ in this EaJt Sid• . W area near the city ~!mill. Nobody was injured. The blut followe~ angry dem. BIDS onstraUons and roct1hrowing at six of the seven c1ty sebools • J where Negro children were ad· I mltted to the first gracle on openmg day. The inddent continued l.tn'LE ROCK. Ark. UP _ Tbe 1nto the mghl federal IOVenment prepared to Pollee Clllef Douglau Roue MO - 0 rva I 5ald tL" n ·-• serve an 111jun\:uon on r ~· m: explotw ".:? " dellnile· 1 ,. an th11 ,n wterv ..., 1ew between Dl"'. •Benj~ Fine (1ef t), veteran o·~u bP• •·>· evro though it II>' ly is eonnected wi'"' students' at Cen..al high ICbOOI in Little peared certa 1n be has blocked en· trouble over Integration • One " , ,," rollment or Negroes at Central Negro pupil ~llended Hittle ln)t:8r~'lon. If~ w., '!01 held, but lfi&b Sdtool until the Ill!" ltiDet- Colloa llonday, but a.... said """11:er 'ng!if p~oto) , ihtei!enlecl to ~est ter. ," there WIJ no trouble there dill· He Cll!lil't 'deflli• Wha " ~ ted ' mg tbe day. . ' ' ' _.J, ••1 in Utln& National Pollet Gvardt Stt ' ·' ' ' •· • to bar NeiJ'oa from A pollee guard b11 heeD thrown the previously all· up around the borne Of · the Neapjllrentl1, oron a gro child, loeated about six againilt time. bloc:ks from the sehood, Houe fall term ~ laist Tu... said. Tile tbUd wu not identlfled likely will be' fM along Ho11e said evidence left little tioventmenfs inJun•· doubt tbot d711amite waa Uled j,o ! ~~r:.== have moved blow UJ the buDding. P4Uce II eeUrll. Sgt. John Irwin, one of the intbl: goyernor, v..tiptors, found a wire &om a court ordm te detonatinr <1p at the 1<ene. C Officers aaid there may be a .... between the blaat md the -~t ll!liiJr-l~ 'i'],'l'_tbeft of two ease• of dr· ,..,... • . r Tir,sy Motorist Seeoad Street . c~ SINGLB COPY_.. During The N~ht By BlaSt GALUPoLIS, o : tiP-Three eonatruetlon worker, ·ot tbo Kalser Aluminum Co, plant at Rav· en,wood, w. Va, . w~r• killed whe9 tbclr I" .collld1d with a truek bn Ohio 2'1'0 near :-terc Monday. The t)lree were Identified by the Ohio Highway Palrol " ~bar· ies A. Darby, 22, Porunwuth, lllchard ' E, Boggs U, Portsm'outh and Charles S<bwable, 23, New Boston ·118ll!\li•nstta~lon . cair I The Patrol laid the three ned from a Gallipolis patroln!ar. Dl1liltilent 1 who had alopped them to lu~e 1 Citation lor reckless operation, The aeclocnt occurred half an hour later, 8\t miles nortlleut ~f Oat IItil, the .P~tro>l sa1d. . A l(aiJer Co. apokeman ••lo the three were not lfrodu~on workers The HlghW&Y Patrol said I eo-worker Identified tbem " cOJISIIIJction employ .. at the Ravenowood plmt. C4LL 121 'I w.,.... Nashville Schoof.t Is. Over I · G.nu' 1•IS • I· ' ' W•M•••IY ~meroy-Middleport, ~~o, ~~a1Sep~m~ 101 J~5.~7· _:;:':---.....,:--..,...~-=-- ~----- I 11~ar ·, ~lJJO t• like If c"""' 0111.. 'Willi' •%4k""' roln to4oy e!W ....,., ........••••• tt 16CIIIy htl.., · """""' Nat ' .. ' w1rm todly. rlhr• lllf -~.. ,.nty •leo!4r .... 1 litHo Itt 1M ~ Hill! lwlloy In 1M 111. '1tw ,.. nlthl In 1M 60s. ' •It,..., Killtd Laundry-done Ihe wa!I you :t ar~ 1 IY UNITID ,.... , '•' . 3--~--. -r.___,Plan--:-~ . ~----,-'--'"•"""~---,--~...,.......,.......::::..,--.,..,.-........--- J ,, ~ Weath•r· ' ' --------~----~----_.~-~·~--~~)~~----~----~--~--------------------- !l 'I Jil' ,, ;.' .'I J,_JJ_.AMI , I l i ' ; \\ \ •• e and were ac· Augusta, Ga., br b(l •nleee Mlis Jean lleMaoter, whii wjll vl&lt friends ID that area. I Mrs. ~loioe Chapman, Dayton, hu bofn JJere for a short v1alt with re!~ctlvea and fmnds. llfra. Charles Walburn and her granddaughter, Pam11a Walburn, spenf the 1reek end with Mr. and 1 Mel. Pearl Graves and famdy. Mr. and Mrs. c M Henneu- left 1 toiJarlor AUanta, Ga, to vlalt Me. ' and Mrs. Gordon CIJy and three chllilreri and Catherine ChureblD. Mr. Cl-.Y baa been seriously Ill but Is l"eport•d as Improving slow· ly. . Jlljle ~•!Ill)', South Bend , visited frl~ndo. over theHlvnor, week end Mi¥ J)qJ!i~ Columbus, I I'OOJD·matO 'ot Mi86 Diane !Ieick· ' man 'and Mlos Charlene Dillard, spent the week end II the Releti· man home. Olarles H"Jklns IP'nl the week Clevolalld and attended "'•~•""• of his To The /..'• Chari" MeMas~r, !>eon here Vlsltinr rela· Sunday for their bOrne , Best ·Wishes ... ' ,• ,. ... ' . .' to Large Crowd Is Expected For First R~gatta Sunday Commentbll on the explosion, us11tant alit aebool ouperintindent W. H. Oliver Jaid, "'We're up ag11nat thugs. Tbe f~Jhl Ia agaiDJt lawleiiDeas. This It the result of I name that hu been fanned by ~e loeal people and •orne outside al!ltators." "l bope thll will at lailt ank· en tb~ llw-abllilftl eltizens or th11 community 61 the problem we're up againa~" be added "it sounded like the whole world had ended With 011• "' loud blast," ..id Policeman loe Casey, who was aJakened br th~ blast and rushed 'lo the ...ne from bl5 home 1 ·i borl diatan<e ' away. About 1190 wtiite eblldren and the Negro cblld were left without a school. Oliter ,.,d a dedaion would be mtile 'liter aJ to what to do witb the eblldrln. The 1<hool il se•erat milO!J from the Fehr Jehool, scene at most of Monda)' l demonstnUotu. About 23 pareobi remlined at 1 the sehool until I lie llondlj' niJbl, aiter pollee had broten up a demon~trltion. ~ At Fehr the ,d-ewd awelled to 500, throWinll ~b 1nd shoutlnr threats. A PGllcemm termed the group the "worat mob" be ever bad seen · ~ Nmeteen Negro flflt grade11 attended oeven previously white schools llondoy, tlluehlnc off the lntldents. one who .... reriJtered did not at~nd. Three peraous ~re hit by rocks Mond!IJ' gight as demon· strations at feht S<hool eonlln· ued unUI- aboilt 11:30 p. m. edt, Tbe tbree, a Negro mother, s paumg Negro woman driver and a pollee Inspector. were burt only •1\lhtly. ')'we persons were arreated. While tbb lat01t demODSintion was going <Jn, oegrogationist lohn Kasper, spoke at a noisy meeting In the downtown section, with about 1100 persons gathered to hear h1m. Earlier the Wh1te Citizens council leader had ••· pervised activities a\ F~br .... Ollljo. . Xuper held a rope 11 be 1polo on the stePI of the War llem• rial Bull!ll,nr. Later he made In· otl)er ~dfe" from the State CaPitol steps D!W'br, saying ho intended to ciiT)' on tlJtj light "even if they &el In inJUDC• tion." . . Pol~ broke up the crowd a! Fehr Iller elose watch on the One of lbe petJODI - Helen Green, ed earlier iD the day,wtUI•JIJIW'ing i bottle at a•Negi'O. 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