https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/140c13258b40b997385dc0ff9bd5e88e.pdf 817eb26a2bcfc745f2b4d6a18f5cd73c PDF Text Text ,. , - .. \ tutned to Columbus Monday af. 1and Mrs. Henry Hennessy of Midtet spending tho weekend at dleport are assisting m the care their borne, Minersville. of their sister, llrs, Cecil Ward !Jr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas who Ia quite Ill neth. and son, Eugene, visited sunday Mr. and Mro. Harry Saddler of Mr. and Mrs Guy Bmg, Brad· Mrs. Maxme Arnol~ and dau· at Crooksville with Mr. and Mrs. Bridgeport were 'feekend ructb bury, vislled Sunday wtth Mr. and ghter, Susanna, were · business Walter Thomas. of Mrs William Baxter. Mrs. Rlchard Bearhs. Pomeroy. visitors In Gallipolis Salurda) David Thomas, Minersville, is Mrs. William Baxier and Mr. Mr. and Mrs Russell Wtfson afternoon. visiting at Maren~o with Mr. and and Mrs. Harry Saddler were 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mi4dleport, 0., Sept. 17, 1957 POMEROY was a roommate of Kenneth Murray at Oh1o Umvers1ty last year, spent the week end vi.dtillg atr. and Mrs. Charles Murray and Ken- Manley-Ambrose Wedding Vows Are Exchanged On August 17th SOCIETY ~ Mr. and MrL Elmer Saddler of Beech Bottom, W. Va., visited Saturday ~ wilh Mrs. Wm. Bixter. Hr. and Hra fre_d DeMauer o! Columbus open! the weekend a. Ihelr home, Cue St. ' , Mrs Harold LohsE, Mrs. TheD· d'ore Reed Sr., and Mrs. Potrick Loehary were In Ironton toda~· Mr. and 1\lro. Burt Grimm I~Dt the we•k end In COiumbuo wltb Mr. and rdrs. Robert Gnmm ~d family and Mr. and Mrl. DID Humphrey. Joinlns Ibem at Hum• phrey'a were 1\lr. and' Jlrl. Jul. sell Grimm. M•nafleld and We. Clara Price of Ellzabeh, Pa. RST 'lD LoW Nm lD Adnrtlllq IIi Cl~lloll were week end vtsttors 111 PennsyJ. Mrs. Velma Douglass and neiee MI'S. Clarence Thomas. SUnday dinner guests of Mr. and to attend the Southeast Reghmal F. D. Sht~ffer of Torch, Oblo, vania. Mary Jane Mollahiln of Ivydale . ~M~r~s~.~H~i~la~h~~W~e~st~M~cA~l~li~st~er;;;;M~r~s~.~B~en~tz;;;W~o~lf~.;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;_;~Jl;;;A;;R;;;;;m;;c;;e;;tin;;g;;.•-;;;-;;;,;-;;;;~;;;;;;.--..w.;a;;s;;';;v;;is;;it;;o;;r;;h;;er;;e;;W;;;;ed;;n;;e;;sd;;a;;y,;;;;. Mrs. Paul Knopp, Bndgeport, W. Va., spent the weekend wilh ~ ------Ohio, has been v1stting re latives in Mrs. Ma<inc Arnold a~d daugh· Middleport. ter and at Tuppers Plains with Mrs. J. E. Hull, who has been Mrs Jennings Mollahan. TV VlSJtmg her parents, Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Yeager and T. H. Davis, has returned to her daughters, Miss Emma Jt•tw and home m W11shington, D C. Mrs. Irene Gibbs and Mr. and· Mr. and Mrs Denver Ne lson and Mrs Elmer Ebersbach o( Pt. son, Donny. wNc Sunday ~llcsts o( i'Ieasant visited Sunday with Mr and l\lrs llenry Beach. M1:-;ses Kate ami Anna Ebcr~harh K en nel~ Murra), who has been Mrs Jack Amsbary or Huntmg'~' employed a! the Katsrr Alum1 tnn anti hrr motl1er, Mrs. Webb num CompilllY Rli V('tt~woofi, lor Hall of Rutllnd visited rerently the summPr, will rr!llrn In OhJO UmversJty Thursday where hr With Mrs. Roy Tracy Jr Mrs. Ruth Blosrter and Mrs. will be a .sophomort' Wtlllam Grant and son of Mullllt> port were Sunday guests of Mr . and Mrs Charles Burk, Rutland ---- LIV.IN A PRQBL•M AREA? NO, 131 Pickens Announce Birth Of Son At Holzer H.'lspitol Mr and ~1rs. Larry p1ckens (Bonnie Wilf l arc announcmg the birth of a premature son, Gary Ray who weighed three pounds four1een and "a half ounces. They also have an older son, Terry Lee Grandparcnh are Mr and Mrs. S A. P1ckens and Mr and Mrs Richard W11t Middleport, and great granpar~nh H~ ·~rs Lena Pickt!u~. Mit ~Un , Mr and Mrs Sher· man Shoemuker, Coshocton, and Mr. and Mrs. Issac Wtlt. Pomeroy. '·• ,• '. I. " RD. •· Mrs. Pickens has hccn rclurned td the home of her parents, Mr and Mn. Richard Wilt, and Gary Lee is in an lncubator at Holzer M1s.s Cornne Manley, daughter Mrs. Manley, mother of thC Hospital, whE're h£> waR horn this of ~1r and ~1rs F.mmett Man ley, bride, wore a navy blue prmt past week. B.JB South SrcunJ Ave., Muldlc- drcs.'i with navy arrcssones ar1J port, w:1s mumcd tu Juhn Wt ll- corsage of pin~ ro11es and Mru 1am Ambrose, Jr. son of Mr. an~ Ambrose, mol her of the groom, Mrs. John w A1nbrusc 1.\r., 2203 1 wore a navy prtnt dress wtth h.arOak Street, flmnt Pleasant, on moniZing acressones and red rOSI! 0 Saturday, August 17 , at the Po111- conage. cruy Church of Chnst The Rev A reception was held nl the Donald t' Seevers performed the Mal1'lcy home ltnmech.Jtcly after doublr rtng ccr cmony the ceremony Arran grmcnts of The Flying Eagle Patol or Troop The bride wore a while l.l<'t' summer flowNs were w~ed 245 Boy Scouts of America, had a street len gth dress wl!h lace du~- :hroughout the hnmP The three party Friday evening at the home tcr and while arccssorlcs She Llcrcd weddin g c.~kc topped with or Dennis Saelens, son o[ Mr. and earrtcd a wh1ta Bihlc, ownt•d by a bride anrl groo m was the CI.!D· Adolph Saelens her n1efc. Mrs Viyian A Ingles, Jerpicce or the bnde'N table Games were played dtmng the toppccl Wllth a bouquet ()( pmk cake, punch, mmts. olives and evening and the patrol presented carnatton~ tu:d wttl1 whhc satin pickles wen• H'n'Cd hy Mrs. Her· gifts to Patrol Leader Leonard streamers Her 011ly jl!welry man anrrney. Akron. sister of Gwiazdowsky and his wife. Wl'rt• punrl l"':arrmgs ond necklace lhe hrlf~e anr1 Mrs F:mmett Man Refr"shments of sandwiches, Mr.'i Nurman Van Metre tAn Icy, mother of the bride. deviled eggs pickles, pop and cane! II Mallll•yl, sister of the hridt• Mrs Amhr[)~e worf' h1•r W(ld- dy were served to Mr and Mrs. wa.• matrun-of-honor, cmd wun 11 rllna outfit for their tr 111 tu w()sl Gwtazdows~y, Patrol members and while J\ylo n dress ()Vcr orchid Vlrglnta, Vtrgmia, Ma ry land.. their guests· Suzanne Bradbury, taffeta i;lcr accessories wen• Pennsylvama. New York, N1agan Sandra Hrsell, Patty Lowery, white and she carried B bGuqu<'l Falls and Canada Charlene Hy~cll, pary Ault, Eddy ('If pmk ro ~es and cream llla•s Mn Amhrmw nttct"ndt•d J\1idrUe· Lemley, Jack Satterfield, Lloyd with plllk nbiJon streamers por l Htgh School where ~ he wa:; Snyrc and Dennis Ault and two· Cllf(orcl Manley, brother of th(' a 111 embrr of thr• Girls Clce Club adull guests, Mr. &nd Mrs. John bride. was best nun and the tilrls' Intcrnwral teams nlaeltnar. - - - - -- - - - - !VIr An1hrosc ,tttenrit'd Pomt Fl y1ng , E0Q Ie patro I.H ld s Party Fri day I Darlene Sml.th, 8 Honored Wl'th A '1. B'lrthd ay P'-'"rt~ farewell Party For Tom Kelly Fr1en ' d5 He1d. Pleasant l!tgh School an<I niter , 1•rVIn g fo 1• two '"'" "' Koren emploved '" lito Krt>v•·r 'upcr , nwrk!'l 111 \ht1t'\tu whnt• are maklil~ thetr l'Oilr. gr Sfl'rt'\. th e-y 507 home at 1 Darlene Smtth, daug tl'l" of Mr 1 (iursts , 1 llw v.edc!lng and It' and Mra.- William Smith, Hutlutul, cr p11on wHc' :\1rs n s Manlt•y, celebrated her eighth b1rthday }1r ami ~Irs EmnH'tl Manlt·y with a partv •$Jnday fl fternoon . Mr. and Mrll t'lilford Manll'Y GtUIICII wen• pluyccl and prtzes ilnll tlaughtl'r, L'alhy, MI. iiiHl awarded and birthdo,. cuke. 1cc \1r.~ r..-orman Vnn Mntre and Mr. and Mrs. Charlc~ M'I dd}eporl S(ICI•".•y • ·• MarY mtd M·trtha Cnl'rol. Dennis Weber. Cheryl KllnKlt•, Cheryl and Everett Paul Smith, Ka re n Tucker, Rob•rta. Ernest and Rob· crt Smith, Patsy HUt, Darrell Smith, LeonHrd Roush, D1.1nc Netso n, Donny, Debby and Janice Smith, Jerry and Keith Van InwnRcn, Judy )foore, Danny Knnp· per, Karen nfld Kt•tmth M11l~r 1111!1 Rebecca Smith. InK the meal. The menu nm,l:( with Mrs. Lula Jacks, DELU.aa TV Miss Wanda Lightfoot of Mid· Id1cport spent Sunday witl1 Miss MarJorie Burt, Rulland Road Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Farley and 50ns of Cheylon, W. Va., were wcekenrl guruts of hC'r par ents, Mr and Mrs. Edward Park er Sr., Minersville. Mrs. t:larencc Owens has rr· lurncd to h!!r home, Grund}, Va after a Vlli ll wilh Mrs. t·annir Kt~spar , Minersville. John Wahon 11as rl'tul ned In his home, Mtnersvillr, alter 11 vacatiOn in Michigan Mr and Mrs. Milton Roush a1td soh of Zanesville were weE'kend "'"~'~ or IVIr. and Mrs. Mason Fl.sher, Mlneriivillc and Mr. and Jutti, urn HKrris, SyracuRe Mrs. Gladys Smith has returned to her home, Barberton, after a VISit will1 trer mother, Mrs. Lin· nie Rummell, Minernille. Mr. and MrA Hiram ~, lshcr l't'· I - - -F'fth B' thd I If ay Party Held For AI On CUnftln:t\1 • nham Court Ruling~, •v Given Agains ·~ Ohio _fuel Ga8·~ for ~oot ,...;._,. ,_... pt RCA V1dor · Delu•e TV. Get alwper picturft wilb the fMIOUI "Magic Monitor'' chal8ia-cleligned tG d!llver the ' best performance J)Oilllble in any area wbeR a TV · aign'!l io received. II'• TV'• ttl!' perlumiD& ~I Get better aound t.ro--all DtiUJte COI1Itlla ~TI the 3-apeaker Panoramic Soun4Syetem-TV'1$Jelt, AnJ !liese acts are loaded wilb other top~ 1 and convenience features. Be sure Ill • 11111 bear 1 Dtluto RCA Victcr TV ooiiiO!s. .... -M. JlltiHWM hhMt. Con10!1 TV wllft \' -'1'§1..... 1lt O.Jud ftatvrtt. 262 IQ· ln. YltwCttttt .,..,, Mohotany erotnetl, wotnut ·~•.t' tlnbhter ll•t4 o.k 1rantd Of " ' . , .••• flnllh~t, ••"•· , • (' .,I ·---- - ---· '" ELBERFELDS . was held atlhe Roadstde Park fnr •btrlhday. f•mily cclcbrollon or Alon Ray'a Qthcrs present ~ere Mr. l•nd Mrs. 0 L. Rouah. Mr. and ,Mr& Ray Junningham and chll· EUB Churches Hold Quarterly Meeting At Morning Star Mrs Ucon.:c• Dallas and huh)' son Stl•vcn Dru, were returned ~.om' r torlay fl'om Holzer Hosplt.al. n Mr. ond ~n. Gene Dodson and fl1milv· I111Ye been visiting relative~ In Sprmgflchl A d h 1 J " ~· son-ln·Llw, Mr 11nd Mrs. Max Sam· j bnrn and M1ss Bcsa Sanhnrn. ~rs 1 nt'l la C!lrnahan, Bucyrus, was also 1 a ~ucst Ill the dtnner. Joyce :\ttllcr and n friend, Alva """"· & Wtd. Sept. 17-11 Nell Bcnrdon Dayton, and Donna 'AMIL Y NIGHTS \1Uier, ColumbU9, wen~ week end Jennifer Junes Robert Stack gueats of Mr. and Mrs. R. L Mil· GOOD MORNING MISS DOVE lcr and fun11ly A Rool FamilY P1ctun• Mr. and h!rs. Puul Scott and (Cmemascope· Tec hnil'olor) dnughtcr, Carol, took Barbara Scott. senior nune at Holzer_Hos· -alsoOrrest Tucker Mura t 'n rda ~· pita! School or Nursing, to Ctncinnall General Hospital, Sunday, ' "THE QUIET GUN" where slle I& starting her IJlX (In Cinemucope,typt·l Imonth' ar!lllal~ work. Gordon Guthrie, who leaves this week for Bowlwlng Green UmvorsilY on a Fine Arts Scholarship· Leo Kennedy Jr., freshman at Obi~ University; F.ddie Crueser, fresh~ man at Ohw Umverslly, Milford Klrhy, olde•t membtr or Inc Middleport Firs! Bapttst Church. cclcbrat('d hor 90tll birthd!l\' Sumluv Deacons of the church sent flowers and candy to her who alao reeelvcd flowers rrom th.e I . and she received c!lrds and gifU £rom rolaUves and friends. Sunday evenlnr her d~ughter Mrs. Lucille Mayes, emertoined . with a family dinner and addi· lional guest! were Mr. and Mrs. ' 'GR.EVHO.UND'\ &GREY 100 E. Main St. · Phofle 55 _,, , D-.ily on 990 spot On Your I Radio Dial ·OIIv• Ingraham And then you ~ill discorer that your dealer .is currently prepared to give you a most generous The 111an you ste abo¥1-watching a beautirul new 1967 Cadillac as it 'takes the ;-p o' the boulevard-is ~preseatative of a sooiJiy niUDher of American motorists. allowance on your present car. In fact, the transi· . lion to CaJillac i• easier today than it has been in many, many years .. ' He ia a gentle.,;;., ~ho would like tiler ao much tu own a Cadillac oar- but who foelo the lime is not quite propiti"'s for liim to do ao. · And, .. if this were not sufficiently gratifying io it..lf, your dealer can asaure you of prompt delivery on your favorite model. Well, we havt· iiQIIIC sound advice for this gentleman, and for those like him, and it' is ~his: '"'' in, rir, IUlll f'' /llf' !JOumUI ' ' First of all, .Y<Ill 'l'ill find that lodliJ''& C..,lillac car is uceptiQ~ practical to o,.u and to ~n;G,y.: In short, if .vou are the man postponing his d~. of a Cadillac, then the odd• are that the "golden IJI!>ment" h~ arrived! efficiency o{ ~P!Jt&.iio#. ils-1reat -~~ltillty and ita mamlo!U ~ ,.alue ·mark lt _u~iat.k,hl,y ia one of JllOto~ ·~ aoundeat in.C.\mcnta. ' . J. ·., ; :. ( .., , He'll ,he wai6ng to weleom'e you-ooonl ·,' •• t~· - '· YlS~.'l'·JfOUR I .. ~ I • , Y1>11 should visit your dealer todliJ'-iake the w~l- fl)r yourself--cxp<t ienc·e ihe marvds of F1ee!wood luxury-and listen to the revealin, facta a1>9Ut Cadillac practicality, In f~. its ~),tlvel,y modest COISt,.lta wonderful Wrltir Ernest Covert (Virginia Mayeo) and romily. Monday members of Ihe church held Cotta110 prayer mccllnJ at the homo or Mrs. Kirby and her daughter, Ml'l. MayeJ, wtth Mrs. Paul Smartservice. u tbe leoder of the'"==========~ devotional , aDreamT To the Man., Rstponing ' Lodlea ·Bible Class Her grandson William Mayes, and family ol Lima, tailed hor long dlBlance , .the diiving, .........;;;;;...................·to usl_, : -:~ Oldest Church Member Celebrates 90th Birthday Mrs. Elizabeth i ... • 11:50 ,., m. man at Ohio State University. I ' Melts County News llysell ond Stephen Coat•. a frcah • Ntrk Grandy, Welloville, who :lt'ssuOh a conifort' to take' ' bus ' ................... the andleavt} I WJEH ·- m:. . .; . . . . . . Dr. Clayton Lutz of ColumbuR, salad, ked tcu and icc cream pre- Ohio Southeast Diatriel, presided pared by Mrs. Kelly wtth Mrs and opened the meeting with de· F'rancis Anderson mnking hot votioM. D th b t lb rolls nnd Mn Butcher and Mrs. urma: e us ness &cas n Clarence MrNeal making cake.!!. Mis.!! Dolore, Kneuter was rc~1ra. Anders1.1n Mrs Dutcher and elected as conferenee 1ecretary Mrs. McNeal assisted Mrs. Kelly for the t wo chll r chea. Dr. LuII with serving the dinner gave a report on the conference The boy" r~l the dlnnrr were work and or the conference puO. Tom Kelly. who !cues Sept. 23 llcatlons. 1 D t h h ·u t --------or VY on w ere (' wt repor to the Frigu1atrc Dtvislon on a Cenerd Motor Englneedng School scholarship; f'rllllcia Anderson, haa entered Ohio University on a srholarshlp: Ira Butcher, who leaves in Ot:tober for the Air Force; Arthur Clark, who Is a Freshman .tt Miami Umversity, th " home nf her daughter and ~ Morning Star Church. steak, mash· •'it 'I .. , I I ,,1 \ ,· '. A-l;T!JORIZED CADILLAC •• \ ·. · -mal\, •' Alan Ray, five year old son or Mr. and Mn. Ray Cunnlngttam, I celebrated his birthday with a -::::~~-::""~~~~~~~~~~==-~~~~~~=--=-=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"!:"'~~~~~~~ party at the morning seulon of 'C the Middleport Kindergarten. Mr1. Guy Reytu,lds, teaehcr, n•· slsted Mra. Cunningham and her 1 mother, Mrs. 0. L. Roush, In servmg cupcakes decorated with eandy faces and called "Kissing cakes" Ice cream, and lollipops. Gue11ts at the Kindergarten for the party were Linda Donnally and CathY liunce. Special gu.,lih at Alan RA)I'I table were Linda and Cathy, ~uaaell Henson, 0()Xie Walters, John Kloes, Jimmy Donnally, Nancy Buchanan. 111 the cvtnlng ,a "lener roast I l. 2IOIS21orioo. rtl potatoes, gmy, pea,, tomotoes, Conference Superintendent of the crcslcbArlotthcud·a her" ;l~~~~l·a~wq~ic:. - ----- ---- - IDIly .MSunday wtlh a turkey dmncr at ~ mclud~d ------ - -. ---- ·------~--------------------~ Buck vlBiled ot Langsville sunday eve· Mrs. Evelyn 'MilJ~ ~nd Mrs. Fr1•- ~~ s Joh 11 Ambrose and daughtcl Jlcd and white flowcn, class Approximately 25 attended the da Van lnwugen. ,\ . Bt·ll~' Lou. Pnmt P!Cil!lant colors of lhe graduates, were used quarterly meeting cf the EnterGuefltll w8rt Larry, Gary ami · for the dinner table anrl the grue prise nnd l-iorning Star EUB Chur· Karen Hoynt~l, 'Eva Barrett lien<' was aslrcd h!' Mrs. Kelly pr<"ced· ches held Sunday evening at the fnrson, Sammy ond Danny Buck, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, Sepumber 18, 1957 Jtonri Mrs M L Kelly plAnned a fare- 1 drcn, Jon lrhnel, Paul Keith 11nd well dtnner last week for her son Dctsy. 'fom, nnd a group of hi5 friends ------who ~rulustcd with h1m in the CIBI:III or '07 at Mtddlcpurt Htgh School Mrs 1\( :1y was asststet! cream and candy favors were scr· fnmtlv. l!H·ky 01111 VICkY. Middle wilh the •trak dmn<r hy Mrs ved h.v Mro Wtlllam Smith who purl Mr and Mrs IIerman Gal(. francis And~raon, Mrs. Ira Bul· was assifltcd by""\ Carroll Snuth, nrY ' and ~ on llrrman, Akt on : cher and i\frt. Clarence McNeal. ail¥<__ entinel . Eagles Burn Mortgage On Their Property GET BEST PERFORMANCE POSSIBLE '1. . ,• he • DEA~ER ' ' I '' inetritbetrs of the Pomeroy Aerie 2171 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Monday witnessed the burning of the mortgage on the real estate owned by the local Aerl~ now leaves ail holdings free and unencumbered. Left lo right in the photo are Carl Pertlrst Worthy President of the local Aerie, Tag Long, Arthur 0. Tracy, Frank Chap, Adolph Joachim and Marion L. French. · · __ - - - - - --------SINGLB COPY-II �.' .. I' . ·~ · 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy. Middleport, 0., Sept. 18, 1957 .' 1 ··---- -·· · - · - - - - - ··- - - - - . !o• . TELEVISION . GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chan"''~ Wednesday ·-~ -:-;:--- ~egatta Reported Successful Entertainment-Wise And Financially; Seen As Beginning Of Mor·eIn Future '. this, for they have bee-n diggint: into the facts and come up with the roncluslon. that \1y and large, "Ptople like color, react to Joe Rain.bow prefer~ his Job as color and color on the highway doprman simply because be n•akes drtving safer.'' . wo.uJdn't be caught dead in the There .are qutte a few. ex.ampl· const-rvative garb or the whitt es of thts devel()p~ent tn efject ~otlar man. His wartime ~areer Wu served In the ·Marine (:orps ri&ht now. FQr tnstan<:e, . the for the same reason. You would· bright red reflectorbcd ~~gns n't call Joe 11 non-conformist, eK · alona: our r()adways uutomahcal~Y regtsler a big red. stop signal aetly. He just loYfiB colo.r- lh(' In thp motori~l's llram. Yrllow- brighter, the brtler. This pa11:-.:;m fur fhuth aud "cnutioll'' on street signuls-al ~u darih extends to everything Joe w,rns drivers of curves. crosswears and does and drives, from roads and other tra(fic obttaclcs ~aJama.s to sport rar.s. H~ Is an White signs with black lettering entttusiastic Sunday dr1ver- !n give speed limits and other Jnsprins, when nalure's color be· formation . And )l!reen is now gins to appear-in summer, when lna: considered for nation-wldr flowN and field hues are rom· use os a fourth color to point pant- anj}. In tall, with IL.; li!1· out din~rtions and mileage. gering brilliance. J3tfte'"ancl /6 . . - - A h<.~skcl rlinni' l' wa s (•ttj oycd into " - hlaler. All now w~ 'IIIII AI "W II PINWHEELS at nnon. Mrs. Wil son , .~ om , ltny nr Zan· e.qville ond Guy of Uu~h\• ille tmd l..t'S!cr of Pomeroy an!l cl<.~ltg hln~ Mrs. Ada Brown und ~Irs. Durn Slonaker both uf Zant· ~ villl' Wl't'<~ MARILYN'S ,... 'bersbach •Air ,., ra111r., Hardware -~-:-_ __ Saturday to raise th(' necessary Js Jarred funds for the walks. program ByThOUght Of H•lS w d Ef£ rt t~e methods insight 3SfC 0 field of readm~ was presented the by 1 -- , An C!llightening lind on in ' ctu\ ('d from been toting his private To<lay he le . The fiflh htrthday of Bettie Hat•, !lau~btrr of ~lr . and Mrs. R F. Hu.~sL•ll . l\fiddlepm't. Wils celc bralt•d with n fami l ~· dinn('r Sumlay at the home of .her gr~ntl purt•nts, Mt' 1111~ Mr·s . .1°.1 ~ M!Uf, Amon ~.! the l1ttle. gi rl .~ ~.1 r ~ w:1.~ :1 ptnk 11ml ;--httr doll cake which w;; ~ the Klft ur her grc <ll· with Mrs. Thomas Rue as t he n~· ~:~!sting hostess. Mrs. Donald Lowery, chairnHJn, presided and Mrs. lovej',"y Ct'rcle Meetl'ng IS H 1d .TUe$ dOY EvenJ· ARBUCKLEg ;. ,Special Purchase Sale of DAMAGED FERTILIZE-R .. IOIJGINALLY 12-12-121 • Dama1ed Ore aDd . Mrs. Olin Mr~. Raymond Luman, Jlmgram leader, eave t1 resume of the Jives of the Apo~tles who wrote the Matthew, '!lbrk, Luke Rice. 500 Spinach Playhouse 5:45 NBC News 6:00 New~ Picture 6:00 6:15 6:25 Weat~crcas1 6:15 Sports Eye 6 25 Weathercost 6:30 Flatt and Scruega 1:00 Best Grouc~o 7:30 Best ot Draine! 8:00 The People 1 ~hoi~ ~ 8:30 llith-Low 9:00 Texaco Command ~er,form- ~:00 4:30 5:45 ul ance ... 11:4~ Weathc~· man DoA~~~~Iidwaid, B:OO MJ!Iiunnlre 8:30 I've \:'Vt A Scrr"t A:OO 20th Century Fox Hour· Lighl 10:06 Up-tO·tbe-mlnute NeWf 110:05 Scanning the Wtath.r 10:05 Scanning tbe Weolber 10:10 The L•t• ~how ' Mel!ls County Hews of the United MethodiJI Cburch on either tide. · MO..,....., ._._ ,.. 1" .,...:~...~;:~~~t~~Y1: 'lilliHII u llcODd clau 1o11tt llelitt. ClUe' ,._llo4711 •, ...-..--.. ~-------------" ,. ' ::r•nll!. Footblll Footballs ·· $3.95 up Pants ·· ··· · $4.25 up Helmets .. $3.95 up Kicking Tees ·· $1.00 Shoulder Pads 3.75 up Sweat Socks ···· 49c ,ootiNII In Your School Colon Jeneys $2.45-$3.95 Sweat Socks ···· 95c THE SPORTS CENTER Aulborlled MeGrego~ ,.Dealer.. Middleport, Oblo 83 MDI St. ;:;;;;::;;::;;;;:;;::::;:;:;;:::;;:::;;::;;;::;;;:::~~:;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Avenue. ·~Gotschall, ;; Mr. and 1\frs. Harlan Columbus, were re~ent guests of Mi'. and Mrs Robert Reibel, Ccading Creek Read, and left Tuesday for their homf'. Mrs. Noah Haskins is sub.itjtutinr:o fn,.. Mrs Henry Null, Middle. pori Ubrarhn, Ibis week. I . Clarence Grucser and Mr. a11d Mrs. Roger Grueser returned home on Monday aft· er a motor trip to Kentucky, Ten· ncsscc, VirgL11ia Slld West Virgin· Mr. and Mrs:. SHOWING : . . I. MEET MARGE HOFFNER Marge Hoffner, our new Book Keeper, extends to all an invita-tion to use our Budget Terms and advises all to start now for Cbrislmas Lay· Aways. SALE RUNS ALL OF SEPTEMBER PAUL CASCI General Manager MEET GUY LYNCH MEET Retail Sales Managet Gene Willoughby -· While Casci is celebrating his lOth Service Center Manager t Anniversary I wish to offer the fol· lowing bt:lt buys. Come on in during !his sale and see what real savings you can realize. New 5040 Regular $1.50 SEAL BEAM UNITS , .•... • •... .. . . now $1.08 Reg. $1.28 Bl,lAKE FLUID . .. . . .. . . .. . . . . . .. . .. . Qls. t7c BONDED BRAKE SHOE SET (Zj .... fU5 EXCH. All FISHING EQUIPMENT ·••...• . •.. Reduced 15% Throw Over Terry Tex COVERS, Reg. $5.95 • , ............ . now $US WILLOUGiriiY Regular 93e eae1l Set of CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS In sets of 4 80e eaell UICKING GAS CAPS , .... . .. ... .... $1.38 eaeb FUEL PUMPS, New . .... .. . ......... $2.79 eadl TJI.O.JAN SPARK PLUGS .......... . ... 59t eatb Re,. $29.95 Fully Guaranteed SENTINEL 5 TUBE RADIO .. . ........... $24.95 VISIT US ON OUR 10'111 ANNIVERSARY STEERING WHEEL COVERS . ....... : ...... 2Be 1\L'L'P ·"d I.;(.' FREE <;beek Up On Exhaust System 10% OFF ON ALL MUFFLERS ', FREE INSTALLATION ~ ~n 990 spot o., Youf Radio D·ial I , eomplele Uae of all ' Iars aad styles ' Writer 011Yf Ingraham I $4.00 STIFFLERS SECOND FLOOR ' READY TO WEAR ALLOWANCE - On Your Old Casing and HEAVY DELUXE TUBE Friday and Saturday September 20th and 21st eALDWIN $40o.OO - 'Only $1.00 Wedding Ring $175.00 ·- With Each New " TIRE 01 Deluxe or Better QuaUty ~ When Your Confidence . t'·, . lo Juottlltd E. Main St. Pomeroy ,'(. ... ' \ With Our Usual Free Expert Installation Collins Jewelry It . 1:.. V~'~ SEAT COVERS REDUCED. 10% wilb ~"'" •I RID ANOIOR;- POMEROY . ' '. Signed PAUL CASCI 1 11011111elutmb111. IDe. INti ~t ~ poll olllct at Pu~ ,.... POMEROY SOCIETY · ,. IIU'ee totontbo, a. On Reule 180 Phone: DlnriD llxellange The terrific values this month.• are our means ol showing apprecialion. I !!IIIIer 'JliO., ittfo'Vee~ cu~~~ !llllrllitifllrtJboljlolfr. • .'· . . ' . . ··, " li'J mUe• West Jllrwtn than~ tbe people of 'the Bend Area lor their patronage the past $11 IUIIi ckst JO, Jll mOior IOtiiAI where •·:!;~ ,.. onPe111 fl. IJ7 1!1111 0110 ~ 8 111 ~·lbl.eta: ·Uartt fGII.tltf, f7 Evenings By Appointment All Otber Howard Zlnk ftJ~~I'IIII: Dell•~ Doll)> eorrler wbart aVIIlab!, so cenqlltl ~· 000 · tldv111ee ol llenllael oftlct, '11.110: 111 • HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP chandise and fairness. It is our hope to be able lo continue to do just that. Jean Smart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart, 44 Lin· coln·st Middleport Sept. 8 became th~ bride of George Siddall Jr., of Hyanlss, Mass., in a double ring ceremony perfor".'ed · at the First Baptist Church with Rev. Claremont Hoyt of!JC!a~ ing. The new Mr. and Mrs. Siddall will make their home in Boston, Mass., where Mr ...,Siddall is a-ttending Andover New· ton Theological School. I . .,.----,--,-- -""'"='"'-:--::::-::--c:-: Mrs. Alfred Roush, and James Friends or )1iss Bernice Bowen, Mourning, son of Mrs. Dale Mourn· former Meigs County Weekday Re· Iing, are retL•rning to Ohio Uni· liglous Education teacher have re· versity this week to begin their ceived word that she is in Faysophomore ycnr at the UniVersity. ette, Iowa, wbere she is Studying Miss Nancy Reed, who is recup· at the College Library. I erating slowly at her home after Miss Bes.!! Sanborn and Mrs. H. being a mcdicd patient at Holzer 1 E. Bush, who returned recently Hospital. returned to the hospital from a trip to Williamsburg, York· TU~sday for a medical cherlmp. Itown ~nd Jamestown, Va., have L. D. Diles has learned that his made two other trips together sister, Mrs. Virgil Edwards, is rc- when they visited the World Fair covering alter major surgery Mon· in Chicago and later in New York day at Mt. Carmel Hospital, Colum- City. bus. Mrs. Edwards, a former Jocal Mr. :md Mrs. Harold Hager have I resident, is in Room 849. returned from their wedding trip . .. I and are mllking their home for Recent guests of M1ss Sylvta. Me· the present with his ihother, Mrs. Master and Mrs. Charlotte D1xon Laura Hager. in the Swift apart· were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Carrick, m•!nt. · Noblestown, Fa .. and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and. Mrs. Clarence Clark are Da11 Ginther. Waterford .. The ' 'is· 1 mo,•ing this week from the Lewis went on to Hll)'dcnv!lle for a property on I ocust a11d Broadway with Mr. and Mrs. Albert to their home on Palmer and Sixtb _The Daily Sentinel ltCHUD S. OWIN- GINlllAL MANAGII !!IYNQLD ,. GIIIIINI - IDITOl C!IMtor L. Tant10hjiL ltaH Writer, lpom Editor j ' I !helt. I wish to 11:50 '~· m. ----:---- - - - - --·· Daily .• OURIO™ WHTN~TV C~~noell~ Cl!ANNEL I~ WED. · CHANNEL 13 THURS. 110:59 Sign On 10:59 Sign On 11 :00 Adventures in Leurning ·tt:OO Adventures in Learning 11:50 Neighbors 11:50 Neighbors ' 12:06 Noon News 12:05 Nocn News 12:13 Cartoon Club 12:15 Cartoon Club 12:30 Liberace 12:30 Uberoce 1:00 Gretchen Wade Show 1:30 Movie 'Matinee 1:00 Grechcen Wade Show 3:00 American Bandstond !:SO lllovir Matinee 4:1YJ Cartoon Club 3:00 American Bandotond ~:00 Mickel" Jllou" Cltall 4:110 Carto•n Club 6:00 Five Star Final 5:00 Mlcko;• Mouse Club 6:1$ John Daly & tho NelQ · 6:00 Five Star Final 6:30 Disneyland 8:1' lohn Daly l the NOWI 7:30 Navy Loe · 6:30 Clrcuo Boy 8:00 Ozzie and Harriet 7:110 'Orient Elprell 7:30 H\Jiie of Fate , 8'30 Moment of Decllloa 8:00 Na!Ser's style Sho~ 9:00 Wednesday Night Mil 9:45 Sporl10ope 1 9:00 Play of the Week \o;OO Nows of lbe Nl&bl 9:30 Dr. Christian · 1U: tO Theatre 13 110:00 News of the N!II!t' ' 11::10 Sll!n Oil 10:10 Tbealer t3 · DERINS WtNSTHREE-·- SALEM, N. H. UP-Dave De- I roin booted home three winners j PROVIDENCE lit Roc:kmg'ham Park yestuday. 1 Dave Creighton, DeroiQ scored on eaSy knlg)lt ,~ coals during the $6.20, Phoebe's Babe $18.21! and lion Hockey sound o£ dawn $5.60 to run his sined his c.:c:":"-· victory total here to 41, second ; the New Ypra Rang::e;rs~,~~esd~~ to Hank Wajda's pace·settlng 54 . He b<!came t~e lOth ol' 17 I ":~~~~5~~7.'i~Pi· ~ ~t;,ol~al.._ __ _ •• I holdout• to aceept terms. The S11!em Center PTA held 1 its regular meeting with prflli· dent Freda Montgomery in charge. Reports were given and Hve deleeates to the County Council were elecled. They weri• Helen :MNhenl!y, Gold ie Nelson, c,thorinc Shenefield, Gladys Mu· jor and Kate Roush. 'l'tle tellctlers for the <'Omini: year were introduced. They re· ported ie8 cbUJjl·en enrolled a! lhe ~egtnnlna of lfbo9l. The current project "New Walk! for the SchoOl" was dlscuued lind a bnkt sale was planned for Solem Cente . ·. r PTA Meeting Rolph GUillolml P'!aybouse 90 10:00 U'p·to·the·minute New! The Late Show In Sporting Goods 6:30 Sgt. Prt'stun of the Yuba 7:00 Bob Cummings 7:30 Climo~~;.t 8:30 IN Your School Colors FOR THE BEST 6:15 Douglas Edwardt , - lfro. 011111 oerved t · ~ eouroe to the membon .ud ... guest Mrs. Harley Slolllal<tr, .eroy. 'An•nfdmeftta df 1 c";;c '·"·' &ladioluo and were uJed tbrouJbOUt the MrJ. David Darst Jr. entertain· apartment. ed the Eleeta Circle of the B. H. Sanborn Miulonary S~iety of Mi58 Virginia FIDher of Chorle,. t~e First Baptist Church Tuesday ton, W. Va., Wal the wtek eod1 1 evenlnr. guest ()f her allDt, Mia Nettle 1 .Mr'"':' E. L. Hughes pre.sidcd in Koehler. the abaence of · their chairman. r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=l Mrs. CJiff()rd Hayes, and Mrs. Harry Houduhelt .wa, reader of the openine devotional servi~. She read Scripture verses and her topic was ''Thir1ty". The ~ervice Open Tues. lbru , .. was concluded wlth a prayer_ The Circle voted to corrtributt8:00- S:IO for a needy child recommended Electa Circle Meeting Held At Darst Home 1alad course wa1 lei'Vtd by Mrs. by Mra. C. P. Bradhury. chair· Wildermuth and Mra. Allen man of Christian Friendliness. EichJnger, from • table centered The White Cro~a quota was dis· Plans were made ror a rum· with an arrangement o~ rose cuued and plana made to till the mage !ale October 30, 31 and bu~ .Jn a Cl')'~al bowl with tall quota. The october meeting will November I when the JOF Class wblt~ tapua m cryltr.l holders j be at the home of Mrs. Houda· FOOTBALL 1 5:55 Weat~erman t 6;00 Ned Martin Spotis 6:30 1 Love Lur y 7:00 The B1g Kerord prayer, I look To· McGregor 12:00 Kotle'o Kll<:herl\ 12:~0 As the World Tuml 1:00 Beat the Clock 1:30 Housepartv \ 2:00 Big Payofl 2:30 The Verdict Is Your• 3:1l0 Brlght,r Qay 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Nlg~t 4:00 The Early Show ~ : 30 Your ~.?~ ~porter 5:45 Spor.l,l f"f'da " 6:00 What Abput Thol 6:15 Guidiu~ president, Sept~18; i~~&i--1 GET YOUR (·\ lHq Search lor Tomt>I'I'OW Search for Tomanow Guld!ng Light Katie's Kitchen As tht· Wori .. •rurn• Be11t the Clock HoWJeparty Big Payof! The Verdict is Yours Brighter Day Sccre~ Storm Edge of Nil;ht The Early Show Your Esso Reporter Sports p, .. ade P.,ter~ lng for the lcrlpture rellling Poatm 22:1• .11d clooed woth a meditatioa '1'he Way Of th~ C!OIS ,, our Way to God" and OUTFITS ti:OO Newo !):10 Katie's Almanac 11:(5 Love of Ufe News Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleporl, 0., ten years. We opened this business with the idea of service, quality mer· THURSDAY 7:00 Jlmmlp Dea~~ 7:30 Boston Blaclde 8:00 captilp Kaarlr~o Katie's Almanac Love of Lift. Dwilbl . ~. COME IN AND - -·--..,- ~ N~"' . M~o. preatded and devoUo11.1 were Jed by Mn. Gerald Wlldormulh u• - ATTENTION BOYS ~ohn 8:55 Local ,New! I 9:00 Garry 14f)OI't 9:30 Art~U! jlo<llf'Lf I 10:30 Slflke It ltle~ the church. Russell Rou5b, son ef Mr. an 10~#0 8:4~ at United Methodist JOF Class Plans ARummage Sale WARNER'S BEAm SHOP !'osier D~~llts , News lleadUne1 · · t0:40 Nllewakb · 12:00 T1lnl3bt 1 \:DO Si&n 0;! 10:011 met Mondor evenlnl · Durint the butineJJ aeuion it wa1 aa:reed that the ,nnual baHomt~r Hawkins entered the zaar thll year be church wide Veterana Hospltal. Huntington, w. an<l Mn. Dey Hysell, Mn. Jed , TueJday for obaervatlon. Webtter Sr., Mrs. Benton Ponn, DawiCn of Belle, W. Va., Hn, Roy Betl'iDif and Mrs. WiJ. i recently with ~ia mother, were named ae the com· . WtiUam Dawaon and aunt, dermutb mlttee to meet .with committees . Edward Koehler. from other chureh organization•. "Get well cardJ,. were sent to Mrt. Robert Morrla Sr., Mrs. Ceell Ward and Hr•. Glen Smith. At the: cJOJe of the meeting a ll£V01'F;Q TO JNTEREST!I !IF ME.IIlli·~SON ARM.\ au; any · ....oupt, ·-·- . .~•-.vclc "carlocrcf -..u OIIAIN CO :~-,...,'"""!i~---- hDH been Ill this past week. Tt*e Circle voted to place the dally worship boo~ "The s.eret Pla<e" In the local hospital. It was announced that the October meeting would be at the home of and John. MrS. Hughes served 11 dessert course to fWil Hapison, Mrs. Lu· moo, 141· Pile& Mrs. Cllf!ord Stumbo, lin. Jolllla Soudero. )Irs. James Pullen, Mn. ~yron Miller, Mro Clemls Fox and Mrs. I. Q. •••••· No ptr1111eed aaa)Jolo, diraet aalt oniJ. b •Jceplioaal ' opporlllaliJ I !#Ill · ten to Mrs. Law~ence Bing w~o Oo"pels: ~ FOR,SALYAGE•r 5:00 110·10 I BEAUTY SHOP 'ARMERI! .lAVE!' 400 Comedy 1tme 4:30 Trouble With Father Comedr Time . ., Trouble Wllh Fatbor Spinach Playbo~s.e.\ NBC News News Picture Sports Eye _ ·-the teachers New lext bpoks lhe Opt'n House, didn't you? The 1 were displa yed. . . ant everythin& 1 Refre-shm ents and friendly U :OO cho~ml~Stoners t ~ere no baoks chatter was enjo~('d b)' .all 11 10 s ldp 't afpfe 1°u 11 :16 ' , Guess an s u s aymg ar 0u0 1. . 11 :30 ou'll have lo brin" them all 1 REDS MANNING ROCKETS? L.u...... k." to F'RANKFURT, Germany UP- 11, ,: 45 12 00 "Pat 's" fare wns reported to The Soviets. may b.e developing 1 ::lO hilV!! taken on 8 color slightly a manned u1t~rcontmcntal rm~k~:l I Z:.Oo rcsen.1bHng a matured garden Gemum rock et expet'l L>r. Euge.n 1 ~·30 beet He could only say, "Well Sacngl!r stud Monday. He told the : !'vt! got to go out to Chester thi -; West G(·rm:m 1\fWSJla tw r Dw 2:00 morning and we'll sec auout it Delt thut the Hussl~n s appear to 2.30 tH' ·u·J:. posc·d ww.ar d. 11 .man.~e d ·lJl· a:t 3:0'0 when l get back." 6 By 11 a. m today Mr. Patter· terc.ontuwntal mtsst!P m o.der to 3:30 son was still at ('hester and. not achtcvc • a greater at·curocy. 4:00 the countll . and had dtit' to learn of Smalley's JOke 3:30 many of his ~Jooks in until hi s rewrn. LEOPOLD ON TOUR Cit!' to the lull. OAK RIDGE, Tenn. LP- For· 5:4~ wt~s advi:;otl lly Stnal· mer King Leopold uf Brlli wn :>:5~ . Coun ty Supermtendent ~~ 1 ~chools 0. 0. Pnttenon had II figured for awhile t()day he'J wasted a lot of energy when court . • t " II house jamtor, .:.mme t cma ey. advbed him of the Ope.n .. House. h d 1d r h f s; .I! u e or t e new m 1 .r~ur) Fnday, Saturday und Sunda} . I The robus~ Pntlerson hns had his riles ami books Pa~kl·d for ovct· D wel:'k in preparation for II1 , I0 h..1 new offieus in ·~ thee move basement .room~ of th ~ ·111 firnurv on Chlldt·en s Honw Htrl He c<Aildn't wait for a truck schL · Clarence Larey presented the opcning devotional service which in· clu~ed Scripture reading fr?m II Samuel; an ll rticlc ''The Prtc~ or Freedom" onct pl'aycr. pn•.~wnl rur the ort':Jsiun MrJ;. Myr!m J".llller reviewed the ' au11t. Mrs. Mil turd Z?rkl(~. chapter "WP- Must Walk This Attending from Pom<·ru,. wt:re. Present lui' tht• d i ntu~l' were Lonesome Vullcy" from the study Mr. and 1\ft'!. Lcslll•r Wilson, Mr. Mr. nn(l Mrs. Russell and dau ~ h · book ··tonversu.tions on Christ, and Mrs. Edwa rd Luhn nnd dau· tcrs, C'a lhy Lee and Bettie R~e. the Church and Race". Mrs. Joe ghter, Shuron ami M r.~ . K11thryn Bailey, leader of the Bible study, Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. John reviewed the topic "Sickness and Buchman, Columbus, ftll'mcr rei'.l Henlth''. I sidents of Pomeroy nlso auended Mrs. Lowery announced that the 4 - - - -- --- --· · "' WDmen's AsFociation would have n~ their an!llvcr~y pouuct dinner So easy! Juat roll oul dough. on Sept. 26 with Mrs. Harold Sau· Spread wilh Arbuckle:'~ Drown L. D. Diles preside when er in charge of the program. It ItheMrs.J.()veJor SUJar. Dot with buuer. Roll up, Circle of the B. H. was aMounc<:d that Group I would cut in thio tlltca and b~akc I Snnborn M~:slonary Sociel)' of the stlrve tht! October BPW dinner. First BapUal Cburch mL•t at the Plans were made to attend the COLD WAVES home or 'Mr~ Allen Uughes Tues· l!iver Distrkt Presbyterial which day . Mr~. Alton Harrison was In will be held Tuesday. Oct. L at $6.50 lo $t2.50 charge llf thE' devotional ~ervice the Syracus' Presbytert.an Church 1 >lOURS I I AMto5 PM whlcch Included Scripture read· with Rena Weata. Director of Thai· MON. Thrtt SAT. lng, an artirle ''KindYJc~s" from land, as the speaker oupor·oolt I WEDS. EVE BY APPT. "The Secret Plaet"' and a prayer Plans were ala() diaeussed for Phone 6411:Y by Mrs. I. Q Rice. Iaiding • needy fomlly. · IIOWN sua~ I I Locuot $1. Mlddle,.,t Mrs. H. M. Cro" 1nd MI!B Flori· The hoote,.es aorved bome111ade ~~:;,:;;;;~;:;~:;~;;;;;;;;~;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;~;;::;:;~ the nel Talbott sent contributions to lee .cream, ~'~te 1 nuts pnd coffee Clrele treasury and the W~l~ to the memb<!ra and three guest• Cross quolB for the year was dis· Mrs. Fran Reichert. Mrs. Ronald · cussed and l)lanned. lland and Mrs. Jotin Krawsczyn. A Round·R(}bln letter wu writ• ' 3:45 ?t'toaern nomancet WEDNESDAY CHANNEL I 7:00 Jimml• Dean, · 7:30 Boston Blsckle 6:00 Captoin KanJlaroo 6:4! CBS News S: ~e Local New• 9:00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arth11r Godfrey 10:30 Strike it Rich becom~ Turn leftover dough MOIHINO .., hoattro with "Picture Pramo• ooyllnt a~d ....,., and solid hoatlnt com. ftot " ,.,., htmt. 'lhort's a WARM MORNING to Ill ,_ Mfl!o . • ' 01 lilt Jl'ilt yw ""' to I'Vr• I 'l'he Goltlt·n Wt•Jtllng anmvet'· l sary of Mr. und Mrs. 1-low;.~rd Me Doueh WCHS... TV ~hann1l t sCh00} !il'I' VI'd . . Movie time Drldc and Groom Ma ~ :neP. Thuter Queen f()r a Day ".(odern RnmliYJilCtl -~---- I 1'he . PeniPI ClASS TO MEET Ci a~:> ul the Pom.c· roy fo~ tr.sl lhpltst t'hurd1 w1ll Imeet ut the e h ttr~ h Saturday at 7:.30 p. m. PotlLJek n·freshml·nts fa< 11:30 tt Could Bo Yllj 12:00 News Deport 12:15 M:ovielime 1:30 liride and Groo" ~:00 Matinee Theater 3:00 Qu~en for a Da1 ", 10:00 Tic Tac Dough 10 30 News Headlines ID40 Nitewatch i2:00 Tonl&ht Presbyterian will vi:;il Oak Rid g(•, the At om ic color hud!!~ (and 1 , '~ duubtrut ~;M i. ,.b,,,,1 Energy CtJmmission ' ann ounct•d Th.,,- anmwl reun ion of th1• r11m· ____ r. Patterson you _...nuw " Womens G U1111 Americans will ev'r __ . roup 1 10clay. quite thut riotous)- bu t cO[Qr ily of Mrs. Ola ' Wi lsOn tinll lhe R R II Meeting Held ~,;;;.-..;;;~.~-,;-,;-,;-,;·,;;·;;,;,··,;;-;;.;;;;;;., does have its niche in every tote IIOWill'U Wlison was hold Bettie ae U$Se man's safety psyche. 11 seems 1 ~ Su!ltla}· at the h ir•;round i11 H f'f h Group I of the Womrn's Associ· be here to atay. Zane•villc. The Wil•ons wcrr rc· Observes er I t wJ -~ H sitl<•nh; of \1t'i gs County bul ~Irs . alion oC thr ' rirst Presbyterian -.,"1'!!"!1!!0li~~~.--·-··.,- ,Wilson who is !lt year!' olrl now Birthday Sunday Church met Tuesday at the home ;r resides in Za ncsvill1'. or Phvllis ond Elitabeth Joachim Hu:V· ' ..,.., ~ """ .,.. "'n o•• Prcg.l GOLDEN WEDDING •1:00 Ti< 130 Father J(nows Ben 8 00 Kraft TV Th!!llter 9:00 This is Your Lite 9 30 Waterfront I 1 10:30 Trwtb or C:·msequencet 6:30 Wugon Truin Ccorgc . Youth I Prc ~bylrlry counrillor and Glen· roy Ewing, f'ederaltd Church were In Gi1 11ipol is Monday ltl :1!·1 1tt'lltl the Alh !·ns p1·t•slJylfry. 1 _ _ Annual Wilson as a terriric mora ic-boos tcr for the fellnw m the driver's seat. I family Reunion . . ' u n~ues uonably, Jo(l R a t~bo~ , Held On Sun do ·Y may be u l1lllc cxtravDI(nut 1n hts Beautiful I •• btlutlful "YUnt 1o • S~·mcuse Church, ~1rs . Andnsop, Midrllcport, Trucking rompanies abc seem Intosh will I'" uh<erved Sunday, to be ,following the auto manufac- September 4:9, with Opt~ l1 house turen . pattern. More. and .more from 2-4 and 7·8 at lhc1r home, such flfms are dressmg their ve- N~e Avemw. hielcs, both lor- att~nctlvene ss iDd for an extra mara:m of see· STOBART TO START H f f abi .,tf or sa ety. Charles Stobart, Middleport, has betn named by Coach Carroll But some of the experimenla· lion now under WRY b)' the Wi· Widdoes as his s.ta rtin~ qu~rter· zards of hlghwa)' saf~ty, if pul baek fbr tht! Ohw Umvedlty·ln into dfec1 . will really send Joe diana (Pu.) Sitate Teachers ~ollege Rr.inbow into st·reamlng ccstusy. g~mc nt Athens .saturduy. H~s ru~· Such thiT1gs as colored l'Uttrrt•le mn ~: r~ntes wtll he \u·Capbun wuys and hitshwa y divid- Jun lhlll•s ·md Les Carney Ill C•press • ot solid ro.'ie · bunk~ " would not h·a l\"C~ nne1 \1ern "',JJIU'th ' fullb11ek· ens only b1·cak up the monnlony of the open ro.ad, but would also act I the brighte~t custom·paint . juh available. It':; probably the most VISIBLE car on this planet. Few or us buve the pt>nchan t 12:15 1:30 200 3:00 3:4( J.l be-,"' 11 be jolced more than Joe when the eleek blacks and genteel rna· roons, browr~r~ and gran adorn· lng y~JI.erd~ty' 5 automobiles ga\'C way to ever more vivid C(lm · binations or eye-popping tones. His amaH for~ign car boosts or 1 ATTEND PRESBYTERY The Rt• v. Howard RtlpJldl. H. Gratt'. Ehh:r of !ht• First Pres·. byterinn Church, \fr·s. Jamt's E Harlry, all t•rnalc rrorn the l?ral I church; Mrs. Peurl MtBnde. delegate fr•om the 9:00 Romp•r Foom 9:30 Trfasure Hunt tO: DO The Price '' Rltht I Daybook bytuian I Sign On 6:00 Today 5:55 Sign On 6 00 Toduy 900 Romper RDom Treu~ure Hunt '1 10:00 930 The Prico Is Right 10:30 '!'ruth or Consequeneu t !.00 Tic T::c Dough 1!30 It Could g,. Yuu I 12:00 News Report Jean'Smart Is Wed On Sept.' 8th ool reoldent, croduoted !rom Hoi· ur Hotpltol School of Nurolne. Mro, Lewll •loo vlolted with her daullhter, P•uline Zirkle. ~nlor nurse at the ochool. . 1 Join, Cor! Seorleo. Middleport, cathy Lee, older daughter ollfr. 1~1 Jurcical potleat 11 Boller llo• and lfro. R. F. RQIIOII, has re· pltol turned to her cl..,ea in the Flnt d Grade olter mlulnl 10hool last The Rev. C. R. Konkrtsht on week becauao 0 r·10 Injured knee. llobert Horrls, Heath Methodist Her olster, Bettie Rae, io unable Cbur<h, were In Jackoon, Tuesday attend Klnderearten thiS week nlabt to attend lhc Dlotrtcl Moth· f 'll'tls of an Knight ottock oaccompanied tonll ' . otllll UDion which Included a din· '""""'" Earl ncr oerved ot 6:80 P· m. at the ber daughter, Marilyn Sue, to AthJacklon Methodlll Church. today where she Ia returning lin. Leeonard Gwlasdowoky ano to Lindley Holl. Mlu Knight lo a lfri. Eber Lewis attendotl tbolll'l4uation eeremony at Grace Mt,bu- sophomore at O)llo Unl'\'erslty. Ill Cbureh, Galllpollo, laot week 1\lary Carolyn Miller, aopbomore when Florence Sneller' former I~ at Ohio University' ,left Sunday lor Athena wbere abe io otaylng it the PI Phi·aororlty house. Wiley, aon of Mr. and Mrs. 11air. Stvling , I. Larry R. Wiley, lo enrolled as a junoor COLD \\A\rK and at Ohio untver•lty alter compl<l· MACHINE PERMANENTS ing two yearR in the U S. Army. and Mr. ond M"· Russell Mills were In Gallipolis Tue!iday when he reHair Cutting turned to Holzer Hoopltal lor a eheckup. Ben Erwin. father of Mrs. Wll· llam Robaon. was taken from her home to Meo(l General Hcsplta~ IMondaY In tile Rawllng>Coats am· Pomero1 1 bulance. W. Znd St. d Soel'ety 5:5~ I Dat"ly' Sentmel for noisy rotors that OUJ' friend Joe di sp!<Jys- but there is g9od reason to beJic,,e that- in hi ~ own peculiar way- he is contri· buting to highway safety these daYs. Experts would agree with By ttle same token. nobody re· THURSDAY- Cliann~l Meanwhile memhm of the hoaling dub ' ' and the other sponsoring organiza-tions are to I be congratulated for havtng devoted many days of hard work lo the Sept. 15 regatta. I From it may evolve a w1dely-known and well patronized show that could draw many sight·1 seers to the banks of the Ohio in Pomeroy. ----- THE DRIVER'S SEAT . of longer planning and woth the expenenc~ the sponsorers gained this year, it could be of a much more sporty affair More boats to compete in the event s should be available . A smoother operation in eV<'I'Y w:1y easily could be staged. A genera:! consensus Sunday afternoon was that the regatta sponsored by the Big Bend ~oating Clqb in cooperation with the Porn· eroy and .Middleport Chambers of Commerce and ·Ute Lions club was a worthy venture and · that this first one should not be the last True, rain dampened enthusiasm of many, and sent most scurrying &way before comple· lion of the last four races. When the event is , scheduled In t958 it should be set for a day more distant from the equinoxinal period of September 20. This day by the laws of nature usually is stormy. A second regatta would have the advantage U' !'ddlepo~ , IWU Ia. They ottended the Keotuckr State Fair ol LouiOYIIlo, ond tho "Grand 01~ Opry" 11 Noobvtlle, and visited Mammoth Cave. Mr. and Mro. Glen Poulin of tanc11ter Were week end IUeltl of Mr. and Mil. J. E. Thorne. Mlu Eleanor Smith returned to her empl()yment lo New York, Sun\lay, after a three weeki vae• lion ·wtth her mother, Mn. nor· ence Smith. Black Mammy ROOF COATING ······· .. ······· 5 gal. $2.79 Phone 388-Y , Pomiroy, Ohio PAINTS REDUCED TO CLEAR' STOCK �.' .. I' . ·~ · 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy. Middleport, 0., Sept. 18, 1957 .' 1 ··---- -·· · - · - - - - - ··- - - - - . !o• . TELEVISION . GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chan"''~ Wednesday ·-~ -:-;:--- ~egatta Reported Successful Entertainment-Wise And Financially; Seen As Beginning Of Mor·eIn Future '. this, for they have bee-n diggint: into the facts and come up with the roncluslon. that \1y and large, "Ptople like color, react to Joe Rain.bow prefer~ his Job as color and color on the highway doprman simply because be n•akes drtving safer.'' . wo.uJdn't be caught dead in the There .are qutte a few. ex.ampl· const-rvative garb or the whitt es of thts devel()p~ent tn efject ~otlar man. His wartime ~areer Wu served In the ·Marine (:orps ri&ht now. FQr tnstan<:e, . the for the same reason. You would· bright red reflectorbcd ~~gns n't call Joe 11 non-conformist, eK · alona: our r()adways uutomahcal~Y regtsler a big red. stop signal aetly. He just loYfiB colo.r- lh(' In thp motori~l's llram. Yrllow- brighter, the brtler. This pa11:-.:;m fur fhuth aud "cnutioll'' on street signuls-al ~u darih extends to everything Joe w,rns drivers of curves. crosswears and does and drives, from roads and other tra(fic obttaclcs ~aJama.s to sport rar.s. H~ Is an White signs with black lettering entttusiastic Sunday dr1ver- !n give speed limits and other Jnsprins, when nalure's color be· formation . And )l!reen is now gins to appear-in summer, when lna: considered for nation-wldr flowN and field hues are rom· use os a fourth color to point pant- anj}. In tall, with IL.; li!1· out din~rtions and mileage. gering brilliance. J3tfte'"ancl /6 . . - - A h<.~skcl rlinni' l' wa s (•ttj oycd into " - hlaler. All now w~ 'IIIII AI "W II PINWHEELS at nnon. Mrs. Wil son , .~ om , ltny nr Zan· e.qville ond Guy of Uu~h\• ille tmd l..t'S!cr of Pomeroy an!l cl<.~ltg hln~ Mrs. Ada Brown und ~Irs. Durn Slonaker both uf Zant· ~ villl' Wl't'<~ MARILYN'S ,... 'bersbach •Air ,., ra111r., Hardware -~-:-_ __ Saturday to raise th(' necessary Js Jarred funds for the walks. program ByThOUght Of H•lS w d Ef£ rt t~e methods insight 3SfC 0 field of readm~ was presented the by 1 -- , An C!llightening lind on in ' ctu\ ('d from been toting his private To<lay he le . The fiflh htrthday of Bettie Hat•, !lau~btrr of ~lr . and Mrs. R F. Hu.~sL•ll . l\fiddlepm't. Wils celc bralt•d with n fami l ~· dinn('r Sumlay at the home of .her gr~ntl purt•nts, Mt' 1111~ Mr·s . .1°.1 ~ M!Uf, Amon ~.! the l1ttle. gi rl .~ ~.1 r ~ w:1.~ :1 ptnk 11ml ;--httr doll cake which w;; ~ the Klft ur her grc <ll· with Mrs. Thomas Rue as t he n~· ~:~!sting hostess. Mrs. Donald Lowery, chairnHJn, presided and Mrs. lovej',"y Ct'rcle Meetl'ng IS H 1d .TUe$ dOY EvenJ· ARBUCKLEg ;. ,Special Purchase Sale of DAMAGED FERTILIZE-R .. IOIJGINALLY 12-12-121 • Dama1ed Ore aDd . Mrs. Olin Mr~. Raymond Luman, Jlmgram leader, eave t1 resume of the Jives of the Apo~tles who wrote the Matthew, '!lbrk, Luke Rice. 500 Spinach Playhouse 5:45 NBC News 6:00 New~ Picture 6:00 6:15 6:25 Weat~crcas1 6:15 Sports Eye 6 25 Weathercost 6:30 Flatt and Scruega 1:00 Best Grouc~o 7:30 Best ot Draine! 8:00 The People 1 ~hoi~ ~ 8:30 llith-Low 9:00 Texaco Command ~er,form- ~:00 4:30 5:45 ul ance ... 11:4~ Weathc~· man DoA~~~~Iidwaid, B:OO MJ!Iiunnlre 8:30 I've \:'Vt A Scrr"t A:OO 20th Century Fox Hour· Lighl 10:06 Up-tO·tbe-mlnute NeWf 110:05 Scanning the Wtath.r 10:05 Scanning tbe Weolber 10:10 The L•t• ~how ' Mel!ls County Hews of the United MethodiJI Cburch on either tide. · MO..,....., ._._ ,.. 1" .,...:~...~;:~~~t~~Y1: 'lilliHII u llcODd clau 1o11tt llelitt. ClUe' ,._llo4711 •, ...-..--.. ~-------------" ,. ' ::r•nll!. Footblll Footballs ·· $3.95 up Pants ·· ··· · $4.25 up Helmets .. $3.95 up Kicking Tees ·· $1.00 Shoulder Pads 3.75 up Sweat Socks ···· 49c ,ootiNII In Your School Colon Jeneys $2.45-$3.95 Sweat Socks ···· 95c THE SPORTS CENTER Aulborlled MeGrego~ ,.Dealer.. Middleport, Oblo 83 MDI St. ;:;;;;::;;::;;;;:;;::::;:;:;;:::;;:::;;::;;;::;;;:::~~:;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Avenue. ·~Gotschall, ;; Mr. and 1\frs. Harlan Columbus, were re~ent guests of Mi'. and Mrs Robert Reibel, Ccading Creek Read, and left Tuesday for their homf'. Mrs. Noah Haskins is sub.itjtutinr:o fn,.. Mrs Henry Null, Middle. pori Ubrarhn, Ibis week. I . Clarence Grucser and Mr. a11d Mrs. Roger Grueser returned home on Monday aft· er a motor trip to Kentucky, Ten· ncsscc, VirgL11ia Slld West Virgin· Mr. and Mrs:. SHOWING : . . I. MEET MARGE HOFFNER Marge Hoffner, our new Book Keeper, extends to all an invita-tion to use our Budget Terms and advises all to start now for Cbrislmas Lay· Aways. SALE RUNS ALL OF SEPTEMBER PAUL CASCI General Manager MEET GUY LYNCH MEET Retail Sales Managet Gene Willoughby -· While Casci is celebrating his lOth Service Center Manager t Anniversary I wish to offer the fol· lowing bt:lt buys. Come on in during !his sale and see what real savings you can realize. New 5040 Regular $1.50 SEAL BEAM UNITS , .•... • •... .. . . now $1.08 Reg. $1.28 Bl,lAKE FLUID . .. . . .. . . .. . . . . . .. . .. . Qls. t7c BONDED BRAKE SHOE SET (Zj .... fU5 EXCH. All FISHING EQUIPMENT ·••...• . •.. Reduced 15% Throw Over Terry Tex COVERS, Reg. $5.95 • , ............ . now $US WILLOUGiriiY Regular 93e eae1l Set of CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS In sets of 4 80e eaell UICKING GAS CAPS , .... . .. ... .... $1.38 eaeb FUEL PUMPS, New . .... .. . ......... $2.79 eadl TJI.O.JAN SPARK PLUGS .......... . ... 59t eatb Re,. $29.95 Fully Guaranteed SENTINEL 5 TUBE RADIO .. . ........... $24.95 VISIT US ON OUR 10'111 ANNIVERSARY STEERING WHEEL COVERS . ....... : ...... 2Be 1\L'L'P ·"d I.;(.' FREE <;beek Up On Exhaust System 10% OFF ON ALL MUFFLERS ', FREE INSTALLATION ~ ~n 990 spot o., Youf Radio D·ial I , eomplele Uae of all ' Iars aad styles ' Writer 011Yf Ingraham I $4.00 STIFFLERS SECOND FLOOR ' READY TO WEAR ALLOWANCE - On Your Old Casing and HEAVY DELUXE TUBE Friday and Saturday September 20th and 21st eALDWIN $40o.OO - 'Only $1.00 Wedding Ring $175.00 ·- With Each New " TIRE 01 Deluxe or Better QuaUty ~ When Your Confidence . t'·, . lo Juottlltd E. Main St. Pomeroy ,'(. ... ' \ With Our Usual Free Expert Installation Collins Jewelry It . 1:.. V~'~ SEAT COVERS REDUCED. 10% wilb ~"'" •I RID ANOIOR;- POMEROY . ' '. Signed PAUL CASCI 1 11011111elutmb111. IDe. INti ~t ~ poll olllct at Pu~ ,.... POMEROY SOCIETY · ,. IIU'ee totontbo, a. On Reule 180 Phone: DlnriD llxellange The terrific values this month.• are our means ol showing apprecialion. I !!IIIIer 'JliO., ittfo'Vee~ cu~~~ !llllrllitifllrtJboljlolfr. • .'· . . ' . . ··, " li'J mUe• West Jllrwtn than~ tbe people of 'the Bend Area lor their patronage the past $11 IUIIi ckst JO, Jll mOior IOtiiAI where •·:!;~ ,.. onPe111 fl. IJ7 1!1111 0110 ~ 8 111 ~·lbl.eta: ·Uartt fGII.tltf, f7 Evenings By Appointment All Otber Howard Zlnk ftJ~~I'IIII: Dell•~ Doll)> eorrler wbart aVIIlab!, so cenqlltl ~· 000 · tldv111ee ol llenllael oftlct, '11.110: 111 • HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP chandise and fairness. It is our hope to be able lo continue to do just that. Jean Smart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart, 44 Lin· coln·st Middleport Sept. 8 became th~ bride of George Siddall Jr., of Hyanlss, Mass., in a double ring ceremony perfor".'ed · at the First Baptist Church with Rev. Claremont Hoyt of!JC!a~ ing. The new Mr. and Mrs. Siddall will make their home in Boston, Mass., where Mr ...,Siddall is a-ttending Andover New· ton Theological School. I . .,.----,--,-- -""'"='"'-:--::::-::--c:-: Mrs. Alfred Roush, and James Friends or )1iss Bernice Bowen, Mourning, son of Mrs. Dale Mourn· former Meigs County Weekday Re· Iing, are retL•rning to Ohio Uni· liglous Education teacher have re· versity this week to begin their ceived word that she is in Faysophomore ycnr at the UniVersity. ette, Iowa, wbere she is Studying Miss Nancy Reed, who is recup· at the College Library. I erating slowly at her home after Miss Bes.!! Sanborn and Mrs. H. being a mcdicd patient at Holzer 1 E. Bush, who returned recently Hospital. returned to the hospital from a trip to Williamsburg, York· TU~sday for a medical cherlmp. Itown ~nd Jamestown, Va., have L. D. Diles has learned that his made two other trips together sister, Mrs. Virgil Edwards, is rc- when they visited the World Fair covering alter major surgery Mon· in Chicago and later in New York day at Mt. Carmel Hospital, Colum- City. bus. Mrs. Edwards, a former Jocal Mr. :md Mrs. Harold Hager have I resident, is in Room 849. returned from their wedding trip . .. I and are mllking their home for Recent guests of M1ss Sylvta. Me· the present with his ihother, Mrs. Master and Mrs. Charlotte D1xon Laura Hager. in the Swift apart· were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Carrick, m•!nt. · Noblestown, Fa .. and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and. Mrs. Clarence Clark are Da11 Ginther. Waterford .. The ' 'is· 1 mo,•ing this week from the Lewis went on to Hll)'dcnv!lle for a property on I ocust a11d Broadway with Mr. and Mrs. Albert to their home on Palmer and Sixtb _The Daily Sentinel ltCHUD S. OWIN- GINlllAL MANAGII !!IYNQLD ,. GIIIIINI - IDITOl C!IMtor L. Tant10hjiL ltaH Writer, lpom Editor j ' I !helt. I wish to 11:50 '~· m. ----:---- - - - - --·· Daily .• OURIO™ WHTN~TV C~~noell~ Cl!ANNEL I~ WED. · CHANNEL 13 THURS. 110:59 Sign On 10:59 Sign On 11 :00 Adventures in Leurning ·tt:OO Adventures in Learning 11:50 Neighbors 11:50 Neighbors ' 12:06 Noon News 12:05 Nocn News 12:13 Cartoon Club 12:15 Cartoon Club 12:30 Liberace 12:30 Uberoce 1:00 Gretchen Wade Show 1:30 Movie 'Matinee 1:00 Grechcen Wade Show 3:00 American Bandstond !:SO lllovir Matinee 4:1YJ Cartoon Club 3:00 American Bandotond ~:00 Mickel" Jllou" Cltall 4:110 Carto•n Club 6:00 Five Star Final 5:00 Mlcko;• Mouse Club 6:1$ John Daly & tho NelQ · 6:00 Five Star Final 6:30 Disneyland 8:1' lohn Daly l the NOWI 7:30 Navy Loe · 6:30 Clrcuo Boy 8:00 Ozzie and Harriet 7:110 'Orient Elprell 7:30 H\Jiie of Fate , 8'30 Moment of Decllloa 8:00 Na!Ser's style Sho~ 9:00 Wednesday Night Mil 9:45 Sporl10ope 1 9:00 Play of the Week \o;OO Nows of lbe Nl&bl 9:30 Dr. Christian · 1U: tO Theatre 13 110:00 News of the N!II!t' ' 11::10 Sll!n Oil 10:10 Tbealer t3 · DERINS WtNSTHREE-·- SALEM, N. H. UP-Dave De- I roin booted home three winners j PROVIDENCE lit Roc:kmg'ham Park yestuday. 1 Dave Creighton, DeroiQ scored on eaSy knlg)lt ,~ coals during the $6.20, Phoebe's Babe $18.21! and lion Hockey sound o£ dawn $5.60 to run his sined his c.:c:":"-· victory total here to 41, second ; the New Ypra Rang::e;rs~,~~esd~~ to Hank Wajda's pace·settlng 54 . He b<!came t~e lOth ol' 17 I ":~~~~5~~7.'i~Pi· ~ ~t;,ol~al.._ __ _ •• I holdout• to aceept terms. The S11!em Center PTA held 1 its regular meeting with prflli· dent Freda Montgomery in charge. Reports were given and Hve deleeates to the County Council were elecled. They weri• Helen :MNhenl!y, Gold ie Nelson, c,thorinc Shenefield, Gladys Mu· jor and Kate Roush. 'l'tle tellctlers for the <'Omini: year were introduced. They re· ported ie8 cbUJjl·en enrolled a! lhe ~egtnnlna of lfbo9l. The current project "New Walk! for the SchoOl" was dlscuued lind a bnkt sale was planned for Solem Cente . ·. r PTA Meeting Rolph GUillolml P'!aybouse 90 10:00 U'p·to·the·minute New! The Late Show In Sporting Goods 6:30 Sgt. Prt'stun of the Yuba 7:00 Bob Cummings 7:30 Climo~~;.t 8:30 IN Your School Colors FOR THE BEST 6:15 Douglas Edwardt , - lfro. 011111 oerved t · ~ eouroe to the membon .ud ... guest Mrs. Harley Slolllal<tr, .eroy. 'An•nfdmeftta df 1 c";;c '·"·' &ladioluo and were uJed tbrouJbOUt the MrJ. David Darst Jr. entertain· apartment. ed the Eleeta Circle of the B. H. Sanborn Miulonary S~iety of Mi58 Virginia FIDher of Chorle,. t~e First Baptist Church Tuesday ton, W. Va., Wal the wtek eod1 1 evenlnr. guest ()f her allDt, Mia Nettle 1 .Mr'"':' E. L. Hughes pre.sidcd in Koehler. the abaence of · their chairman. r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=l Mrs. CJiff()rd Hayes, and Mrs. Harry Houduhelt .wa, reader of the openine devotional servi~. She read Scripture verses and her topic was ''Thir1ty". The ~ervice Open Tues. lbru , .. was concluded wlth a prayer_ The Circle voted to corrtributt8:00- S:IO for a needy child recommended Electa Circle Meeting Held At Darst Home 1alad course wa1 lei'Vtd by Mrs. by Mra. C. P. Bradhury. chair· Wildermuth and Mra. Allen man of Christian Friendliness. EichJnger, from • table centered The White Cro~a quota was dis· Plans were made ror a rum· with an arrangement o~ rose cuued and plana made to till the mage !ale October 30, 31 and bu~ .Jn a Cl')'~al bowl with tall quota. The october meeting will November I when the JOF Class wblt~ tapua m cryltr.l holders j be at the home of Mrs. Houda· FOOTBALL 1 5:55 Weat~erman t 6;00 Ned Martin Spotis 6:30 1 Love Lur y 7:00 The B1g Kerord prayer, I look To· McGregor 12:00 Kotle'o Kll<:herl\ 12:~0 As the World Tuml 1:00 Beat the Clock 1:30 Housepartv \ 2:00 Big Payofl 2:30 The Verdict Is Your• 3:1l0 Brlght,r Qay 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Nlg~t 4:00 The Early Show ~ : 30 Your ~.?~ ~porter 5:45 Spor.l,l f"f'da " 6:00 What Abput Thol 6:15 Guidiu~ president, Sept~18; i~~&i--1 GET YOUR (·\ lHq Search lor Tomt>I'I'OW Search for Tomanow Guld!ng Light Katie's Kitchen As tht· Wori .. •rurn• Be11t the Clock HoWJeparty Big Payof! The Verdict is Yours Brighter Day Sccre~ Storm Edge of Nil;ht The Early Show Your Esso Reporter Sports p, .. ade P.,ter~ lng for the lcrlpture rellling Poatm 22:1• .11d clooed woth a meditatioa '1'he Way Of th~ C!OIS ,, our Way to God" and OUTFITS ti:OO Newo !):10 Katie's Almanac 11:(5 Love of Ufe News Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleporl, 0., ten years. We opened this business with the idea of service, quality mer· THURSDAY 7:00 Jlmmlp Dea~~ 7:30 Boston Blaclde 8:00 captilp Kaarlr~o Katie's Almanac Love of Lift. Dwilbl . ~. COME IN AND - -·--..,- ~ N~"' . M~o. preatded and devoUo11.1 were Jed by Mn. Gerald Wlldormulh u• - ATTENTION BOYS ~ohn 8:55 Local ,New! I 9:00 Garry 14f)OI't 9:30 Art~U! jlo<llf'Lf I 10:30 Slflke It ltle~ the church. Russell Rou5b, son ef Mr. an 10~#0 8:4~ at United Methodist JOF Class Plans ARummage Sale WARNER'S BEAm SHOP !'osier D~~llts , News lleadUne1 · · t0:40 Nllewakb · 12:00 T1lnl3bt 1 \:DO Si&n 0;! 10:011 met Mondor evenlnl · Durint the butineJJ aeuion it wa1 aa:reed that the ,nnual baHomt~r Hawkins entered the zaar thll year be church wide Veterana Hospltal. Huntington, w. an<l Mn. Dey Hysell, Mn. Jed , TueJday for obaervatlon. Webtter Sr., Mrs. Benton Ponn, DawiCn of Belle, W. Va., Hn, Roy Betl'iDif and Mrs. WiJ. i recently with ~ia mother, were named ae the com· . WtiUam Dawaon and aunt, dermutb mlttee to meet .with committees . Edward Koehler. from other chureh organization•. "Get well cardJ,. were sent to Mrt. Robert Morrla Sr., Mrs. Ceell Ward and Hr•. Glen Smith. At the: cJOJe of the meeting a ll£V01'F;Q TO JNTEREST!I !IF ME.IIlli·~SON ARM.\ au; any · ....oupt, ·-·- . .~•-.vclc "carlocrcf -..u OIIAIN CO :~-,...,'"""!i~---- hDH been Ill this past week. Tt*e Circle voted to place the dally worship boo~ "The s.eret Pla<e" In the local hospital. It was announced that the October meeting would be at the home of and John. MrS. Hughes served 11 dessert course to fWil Hapison, Mrs. Lu· moo, 141· Pile& Mrs. Cllf!ord Stumbo, lin. Jolllla Soudero. )Irs. James Pullen, Mn. ~yron Miller, Mro Clemls Fox and Mrs. I. Q. •••••· No ptr1111eed aaa)Jolo, diraet aalt oniJ. b •Jceplioaal ' opporlllaliJ I !#Ill · ten to Mrs. Law~ence Bing w~o Oo"pels: ~ FOR,SALYAGE•r 5:00 110·10 I BEAUTY SHOP 'ARMERI! .lAVE!' 400 Comedy 1tme 4:30 Trouble With Father Comedr Time . ., Trouble Wllh Fatbor Spinach Playbo~s.e.\ NBC News News Picture Sports Eye _ ·-the teachers New lext bpoks lhe Opt'n House, didn't you? The 1 were displa yed. . . ant everythin& 1 Refre-shm ents and friendly U :OO cho~ml~Stoners t ~ere no baoks chatter was enjo~('d b)' .all 11 10 s ldp 't afpfe 1°u 11 :16 ' , Guess an s u s aymg ar 0u0 1. . 11 :30 ou'll have lo brin" them all 1 REDS MANNING ROCKETS? L.u...... k." to F'RANKFURT, Germany UP- 11, ,: 45 12 00 "Pat 's" fare wns reported to The Soviets. may b.e developing 1 ::lO hilV!! taken on 8 color slightly a manned u1t~rcontmcntal rm~k~:l I Z:.Oo rcsen.1bHng a matured garden Gemum rock et expet'l L>r. Euge.n 1 ~·30 beet He could only say, "Well Sacngl!r stud Monday. He told the : !'vt! got to go out to Chester thi -; West G(·rm:m 1\fWSJla tw r Dw 2:00 morning and we'll sec auout it Delt thut the Hussl~n s appear to 2.30 tH' ·u·J:. posc·d ww.ar d. 11 .man.~e d ·lJl· a:t 3:0'0 when l get back." 6 By 11 a. m today Mr. Patter· terc.ontuwntal mtsst!P m o.der to 3:30 son was still at ('hester and. not achtcvc • a greater at·curocy. 4:00 the countll . and had dtit' to learn of Smalley's JOke 3:30 many of his ~Jooks in until hi s rewrn. LEOPOLD ON TOUR Cit!' to the lull. OAK RIDGE, Tenn. LP- For· 5:4~ wt~s advi:;otl lly Stnal· mer King Leopold uf Brlli wn :>:5~ . Coun ty Supermtendent ~~ 1 ~chools 0. 0. Pnttenon had II figured for awhile t()day he'J wasted a lot of energy when court . • t " II house jamtor, .:.mme t cma ey. advbed him of the Ope.n .. House. h d 1d r h f s; .I! u e or t e new m 1 .r~ur) Fnday, Saturday und Sunda} . I The robus~ Pntlerson hns had his riles ami books Pa~kl·d for ovct· D wel:'k in preparation for II1 , I0 h..1 new offieus in ·~ thee move basement .room~ of th ~ ·111 firnurv on Chlldt·en s Honw Htrl He c<Aildn't wait for a truck schL · Clarence Larey presented the opcning devotional service which in· clu~ed Scripture reading fr?m II Samuel; an ll rticlc ''The Prtc~ or Freedom" onct pl'aycr. pn•.~wnl rur the ort':Jsiun MrJ;. Myr!m J".llller reviewed the ' au11t. Mrs. Mil turd Z?rkl(~. chapter "WP- Must Walk This Attending from Pom<·ru,. wt:re. Present lui' tht• d i ntu~l' were Lonesome Vullcy" from the study Mr. and 1\ft'!. Lcslll•r Wilson, Mr. Mr. nn(l Mrs. Russell and dau ~ h · book ··tonversu.tions on Christ, and Mrs. Edwa rd Luhn nnd dau· tcrs, C'a lhy Lee and Bettie R~e. the Church and Race". Mrs. Joe ghter, Shuron ami M r.~ . K11thryn Bailey, leader of the Bible study, Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. John reviewed the topic "Sickness and Buchman, Columbus, ftll'mcr rei'.l Henlth''. I sidents of Pomeroy nlso auended Mrs. Lowery announced that the 4 - - - -- --- --· · "' WDmen's AsFociation would have n~ their an!llvcr~y pouuct dinner So easy! Juat roll oul dough. on Sept. 26 with Mrs. Harold Sau· Spread wilh Arbuckle:'~ Drown L. D. Diles preside when er in charge of the program. It ItheMrs.J.()veJor SUJar. Dot with buuer. Roll up, Circle of the B. H. was aMounc<:d that Group I would cut in thio tlltca and b~akc I Snnborn M~:slonary Sociel)' of the stlrve tht! October BPW dinner. First BapUal Cburch mL•t at the Plans were made to attend the COLD WAVES home or 'Mr~ Allen Uughes Tues· l!iver Distrkt Presbyterial which day . Mr~. Alton Harrison was In will be held Tuesday. Oct. L at $6.50 lo $t2.50 charge llf thE' devotional ~ervice the Syracus' Presbytert.an Church 1 >lOURS I I AMto5 PM whlcch Included Scripture read· with Rena Weata. Director of Thai· MON. Thrtt SAT. lng, an artirle ''KindYJc~s" from land, as the speaker oupor·oolt I WEDS. EVE BY APPT. "The Secret Plaet"' and a prayer Plans were ala() diaeussed for Phone 6411:Y by Mrs. I. Q Rice. Iaiding • needy fomlly. · IIOWN sua~ I I Locuot $1. Mlddle,.,t Mrs. H. M. Cro" 1nd MI!B Flori· The hoote,.es aorved bome111ade ~~:;,:;;;;~;:;~:;~;;;;;;;;~;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;~;;::;:;~ the nel Talbott sent contributions to lee .cream, ~'~te 1 nuts pnd coffee Clrele treasury and the W~l~ to the memb<!ra and three guest• Cross quolB for the year was dis· Mrs. Fran Reichert. Mrs. Ronald · cussed and l)lanned. lland and Mrs. Jotin Krawsczyn. A Round·R(}bln letter wu writ• ' 3:45 ?t'toaern nomancet WEDNESDAY CHANNEL I 7:00 Jimml• Dean, · 7:30 Boston Blsckle 6:00 Captoin KanJlaroo 6:4! CBS News S: ~e Local New• 9:00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arth11r Godfrey 10:30 Strike it Rich becom~ Turn leftover dough MOIHINO .., hoattro with "Picture Pramo• ooyllnt a~d ....,., and solid hoatlnt com. ftot " ,.,., htmt. 'lhort's a WARM MORNING to Ill ,_ Mfl!o . • ' 01 lilt Jl'ilt yw ""' to I'Vr• I 'l'he Goltlt·n Wt•Jtllng anmvet'· l sary of Mr. und Mrs. 1-low;.~rd Me Doueh WCHS... TV ~hann1l t sCh00} !il'I' VI'd . . Movie time Drldc and Groom Ma ~ :neP. Thuter Queen f()r a Day ".(odern RnmliYJilCtl -~---- I 1'he . PeniPI ClASS TO MEET Ci a~:> ul the Pom.c· roy fo~ tr.sl lhpltst t'hurd1 w1ll Imeet ut the e h ttr~ h Saturday at 7:.30 p. m. PotlLJek n·freshml·nts fa< 11:30 tt Could Bo Yllj 12:00 News Deport 12:15 M:ovielime 1:30 liride and Groo" ~:00 Matinee Theater 3:00 Qu~en for a Da1 ", 10:00 Tic Tac Dough 10 30 News Headlines ID40 Nitewatch i2:00 Tonl&ht Presbyterian will vi:;il Oak Rid g(•, the At om ic color hud!!~ (and 1 , '~ duubtrut ~;M i. ,.b,,,,1 Energy CtJmmission ' ann ounct•d Th.,,- anmwl reun ion of th1• r11m· ____ r. Patterson you _...nuw " Womens G U1111 Americans will ev'r __ . roup 1 10clay. quite thut riotous)- bu t cO[Qr ily of Mrs. Ola ' Wi lsOn tinll lhe R R II Meeting Held ~,;;;.-..;;;~.~-,;-,;-,;-,;·,;;·;;,;,··,;;-;;.;;;;;;., does have its niche in every tote IIOWill'U Wlison was hold Bettie ae U$Se man's safety psyche. 11 seems 1 ~ Su!ltla}· at the h ir•;round i11 H f'f h Group I of the Womrn's Associ· be here to atay. Zane•villc. The Wil•ons wcrr rc· Observes er I t wJ -~ H sitl<•nh; of \1t'i gs County bul ~Irs . alion oC thr ' rirst Presbyterian -.,"1'!!"!1!!0li~~~.--·-··.,- ,Wilson who is !lt year!' olrl now Birthday Sunday Church met Tuesday at the home ;r resides in Za ncsvill1'. or Phvllis ond Elitabeth Joachim Hu:V· ' ..,.., ~ """ .,.. "'n o•• Prcg.l GOLDEN WEDDING •1:00 Ti< 130 Father J(nows Ben 8 00 Kraft TV Th!!llter 9:00 This is Your Lite 9 30 Waterfront I 1 10:30 Trwtb or C:·msequencet 6:30 Wugon Truin Ccorgc . Youth I Prc ~bylrlry counrillor and Glen· roy Ewing, f'ederaltd Church were In Gi1 11ipol is Monday ltl :1!·1 1tt'lltl the Alh !·ns p1·t•slJylfry. 1 _ _ Annual Wilson as a terriric mora ic-boos tcr for the fellnw m the driver's seat. I family Reunion . . ' u n~ues uonably, Jo(l R a t~bo~ , Held On Sun do ·Y may be u l1lllc cxtravDI(nut 1n hts Beautiful I •• btlutlful "YUnt 1o • S~·mcuse Church, ~1rs . Andnsop, Midrllcport, Trucking rompanies abc seem Intosh will I'" uh<erved Sunday, to be ,following the auto manufac- September 4:9, with Opt~ l1 house turen . pattern. More. and .more from 2-4 and 7·8 at lhc1r home, such flfms are dressmg their ve- N~e Avemw. hielcs, both lor- att~nctlvene ss iDd for an extra mara:m of see· STOBART TO START H f f abi .,tf or sa ety. Charles Stobart, Middleport, has betn named by Coach Carroll But some of the experimenla· lion now under WRY b)' the Wi· Widdoes as his s.ta rtin~ qu~rter· zards of hlghwa)' saf~ty, if pul baek fbr tht! Ohw Umvedlty·ln into dfec1 . will really send Joe diana (Pu.) Sitate Teachers ~ollege Rr.inbow into st·reamlng ccstusy. g~mc nt Athens .saturduy. H~s ru~· Such thiT1gs as colored l'Uttrrt•le mn ~: r~ntes wtll he \u·Capbun wuys and hitshwa y divid- Jun lhlll•s ·md Les Carney Ill C•press • ot solid ro.'ie · bunk~ " would not h·a l\"C~ nne1 \1ern "',JJIU'th ' fullb11ek· ens only b1·cak up the monnlony of the open ro.ad, but would also act I the brighte~t custom·paint . juh available. It':; probably the most VISIBLE car on this planet. Few or us buve the pt>nchan t 12:15 1:30 200 3:00 3:4( J.l be-,"' 11 be jolced more than Joe when the eleek blacks and genteel rna· roons, browr~r~ and gran adorn· lng y~JI.erd~ty' 5 automobiles ga\'C way to ever more vivid C(lm · binations or eye-popping tones. His amaH for~ign car boosts or 1 ATTEND PRESBYTERY The Rt• v. Howard RtlpJldl. H. Gratt'. Ehh:r of !ht• First Pres·. byterinn Church, \fr·s. Jamt's E Harlry, all t•rnalc rrorn the l?ral I church; Mrs. Peurl MtBnde. delegate fr•om the 9:00 Romp•r Foom 9:30 Trfasure Hunt tO: DO The Price '' Rltht I Daybook bytuian I Sign On 6:00 Today 5:55 Sign On 6 00 Toduy 900 Romper RDom Treu~ure Hunt '1 10:00 930 The Prico Is Right 10:30 '!'ruth or Consequeneu t !.00 Tic T::c Dough 1!30 It Could g,. Yuu I 12:00 News Report Jean'Smart Is Wed On Sept.' 8th ool reoldent, croduoted !rom Hoi· ur Hotpltol School of Nurolne. Mro, Lewll •loo vlolted with her daullhter, P•uline Zirkle. ~nlor nurse at the ochool. . 1 Join, Cor! Seorleo. Middleport, cathy Lee, older daughter ollfr. 1~1 Jurcical potleat 11 Boller llo• and lfro. R. F. RQIIOII, has re· pltol turned to her cl..,ea in the Flnt d Grade olter mlulnl 10hool last The Rev. C. R. Konkrtsht on week becauao 0 r·10 Injured knee. llobert Horrls, Heath Methodist Her olster, Bettie Rae, io unable Cbur<h, were In Jackoon, Tuesday attend Klnderearten thiS week nlabt to attend lhc Dlotrtcl Moth· f 'll'tls of an Knight ottock oaccompanied tonll ' . otllll UDion which Included a din· '""""'" Earl ncr oerved ot 6:80 P· m. at the ber daughter, Marilyn Sue, to AthJacklon Methodlll Church. today where she Ia returning lin. Leeonard Gwlasdowoky ano to Lindley Holl. Mlu Knight lo a lfri. Eber Lewis attendotl tbolll'l4uation eeremony at Grace Mt,bu- sophomore at O)llo Unl'\'erslty. Ill Cbureh, Galllpollo, laot week 1\lary Carolyn Miller, aopbomore when Florence Sneller' former I~ at Ohio University' ,left Sunday lor Athena wbere abe io otaylng it the PI Phi·aororlty house. Wiley, aon of Mr. and Mrs. 11air. Stvling , I. Larry R. Wiley, lo enrolled as a junoor COLD \\A\rK and at Ohio untver•lty alter compl<l· MACHINE PERMANENTS ing two yearR in the U S. Army. and Mr. ond M"· Russell Mills were In Gallipolis Tue!iday when he reHair Cutting turned to Holzer Hoopltal lor a eheckup. Ben Erwin. father of Mrs. Wll· llam Robaon. was taken from her home to Meo(l General Hcsplta~ IMondaY In tile Rawllng>Coats am· Pomero1 1 bulance. W. Znd St. d Soel'ety 5:5~ I Dat"ly' Sentmel for noisy rotors that OUJ' friend Joe di sp!<Jys- but there is g9od reason to beJic,,e that- in hi ~ own peculiar way- he is contri· buting to highway safety these daYs. Experts would agree with By ttle same token. nobody re· THURSDAY- Cliann~l Meanwhile memhm of the hoaling dub ' ' and the other sponsoring organiza-tions are to I be congratulated for havtng devoted many days of hard work lo the Sept. 15 regatta. I From it may evolve a w1dely-known and well patronized show that could draw many sight·1 seers to the banks of the Ohio in Pomeroy. ----- THE DRIVER'S SEAT . of longer planning and woth the expenenc~ the sponsorers gained this year, it could be of a much more sporty affair More boats to compete in the event s should be available . A smoother operation in eV<'I'Y w:1y easily could be staged. A genera:! consensus Sunday afternoon was that the regatta sponsored by the Big Bend ~oating Clqb in cooperation with the Porn· eroy and .Middleport Chambers of Commerce and ·Ute Lions club was a worthy venture and · that this first one should not be the last True, rain dampened enthusiasm of many, and sent most scurrying &way before comple· lion of the last four races. When the event is , scheduled In t958 it should be set for a day more distant from the equinoxinal period of September 20. This day by the laws of nature usually is stormy. A second regatta would have the advantage U' !'ddlepo~ , IWU Ia. They ottended the Keotuckr State Fair ol LouiOYIIlo, ond tho "Grand 01~ Opry" 11 Noobvtlle, and visited Mammoth Cave. Mr. and Mro. Glen Poulin of tanc11ter Were week end IUeltl of Mr. and Mil. J. E. Thorne. Mlu Eleanor Smith returned to her empl()yment lo New York, Sun\lay, after a three weeki vae• lion ·wtth her mother, Mn. nor· ence Smith. Black Mammy ROOF COATING ······· .. ······· 5 gal. $2.79 Phone 388-Y , Pomiroy, Ohio PAINTS REDUCED TO CLEAR' STOCK �., I R't s poll.•: Mt'l. Evan McKown, Edward Pow'ell. - M"cFarland .Wedd'n I g. I e McKown, both or Loo~out, w va.. 29 At New Haven SUB Rue Powell of <\rooldobura: Jlr. Held and Mn. Thurl Wi1moth and MIN Shel111 Wtlmolh of MiJlttone; Mr. ' NEW HAVEN 51-tOWER 4--·Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Sept 18, 1957 Faloo~ Hope For First Win fuMiddleport This Friday Night Coaeh Ralph Sayre and hiS '_Va· lng forward to lht> Middleport • • Falcons were busy workmg game sinec the Yellow Jacket thli week to~ard ~riday night's were tllso s•nuullr dumped Sattn·~ encounlor w>th Middleport and day by a sur•rising Rutland team 1 what the Falcons lhink is a 25·0. · ~~at~~e s~~s~~P tlJelr first victory Sayre rc(>ort s all uf his boys in ood physirEI ' h'P'' ror I he game The Falcon~. turned back twice and pt·obabl v Wi ll go with thus . . far in the season and eoch same 1tncup which he ltscd in the t1me. by fh"e touclulowm, are look. Rnvcn,wood 'md Pomeroy frays. -:----.The nerform rs h " . . :uwc u op om ore har k novld r. oush In the PomerO)' game, howcVI'r, ma y give him the PLAT TOP ' nod at a star. ing i>crlh this Friday Roush suhbed in the wnhama back r." td and '"'" "" good in spurts. A Smart Styla 111 Chances ,!"e that Sayre will start Ounnic Smtl!t ;u 1d Li:irry Hes· PORTIS. . Drilled Ha,d GEITING READY FOR CHAUNCEY . DESK · ' and wife of Morgan. . . I SO il at the OJ,ds, .lim Johnson. and ~:f";;c~a~;~;d;;'d'!~:;l~s"n:g~;; c fight Re&.U/ts Works Taward Pro Fling ~~e~~~e~~:e; h~~~~~,~~~,::~~:tJ ~rownl. I 1~ tbei.~~OL1WK£M!""·,- Yvon u~ . Rln:; No~ero. ;ta'r0:~~ (:~ i 1 1 Mr. and •stGGER THAN LtFE" (Cinema-scope-Tec llnicolor) I SI-IAVLIK BACK TO NBA ,. (nti PORTIS FlAT TOP hlp up-bat ww' ,trill. alwayo look erial aod om1r1 ' -Top Quallry 111d SIJie 01.' 1 ,a.~ow,n.r..r- . DOWNIE-GROSS, Inc. "Home of Arrtw Shlrttu I. Main St. Pomeroy NEW YOIIK UP- Ron Shavlik six-foot -eight center whu led :-./orth Curn!ina Stale to three straight AU:mlir Coast Confer· ence championshiiJS, and then fnilc;d to mak~ th•' New York Knirkerboekci'S tea m lltsl season ~igncd wilh them for tbc 195HUi campa ign Tuesday. Shav!ik was hindered by ;m in jtlred wrist and was cut loose by the Knickli after playing in iiCV(' n NBA i:!lllllCS h1.~t ycnr FREE Appll•ace Dealen' CARTON COlORAMIC lAMP BULBS For l.t111king At The Range ·cook Double-Qu.ick on this -new. FRI&IDAIRE ··' ~.Deluxe-25"Eiectrlc Range, 'With sensational new' 1956 savre. Linda Lilly, Nancy Shari Flesner, Mr. and Mrs. Don BY UNITED PUSS rl·~l~ of Chth,urrhw~i<.r Metlwrlt~f WiJl • Hr.ath ll1"f't thi~ evPninv a1 8 p. m. at tht' church parsonage. • Detroit 8;14 692 61> 77 67 .5.15 14 \'J 75 111) .521 I0 ~ B!!llimor(' ?0 73 .400 21 Cleveland 69 74 .48:! FRIGIDAIRE LIVING ROOM REFRIGERATOR Pet. OB Milwaukee .604 St. Louis .~83 3 Brooklyn .548 8 Cincinnati . . . 75 69 .521 12 l'hiladelphio . . 72 74 49J 16 New York . .... 68 79 483 201>1 Chicago 57 87 .306 30 Pltlsburgh . . . . &8 89 3911 30 ~, 1 • One Ru9 Z faille l.allps 2 &,.d rallle · Su the flnlar buu~ of thl1 lolotr ~luopft 11 hl&l·fllhloo, Will 5 PIICISION AUfUIIMINT1 llFniME UNHIAKABLI MIINSPIINI • II MOUIL$ . Most Powe·r Of the .ow-Priced l GIJEUUI.S JEWE,lRY STORE Court St. This ·week's .Speciols !'!xtra 'Dodge' power-20( to 232 hp.-lets engine take 1t easy under mamnwn ·loads. In reoont competitive teets, such OB hill climb above, D""- outperformed.. "'-·oils ....l-1 "C". ~"1'-a' . ..· m .ev IN ce ••~ ·~- ' cowplett.! photograpltle' t your"/roogetr.liler's! · ·· '"""" ··• ••• it': illf,., ""•vino ,.._ ,.. '-w • IIJoJeift 9rou room. And ... lo •II bring N, .' 1o ,_ PriceJ, lao.~·. •• "~·~~•rf•lly low. See Plcken!l conltrucfion ,;,; ~; ~!:.lllifliJ "P fa biv ••,... For Your Pomeroy 'AND THIS 9U.ALI11' CAS RANCE HEATING NEEDS • DRUGS or Floor Funtafti lnRs, niKhl L£AGU~ .- Let Us Install Yo11r Stove Tu~or'• ~01vtto W L 87 57 ... 84 60 80 66 I • 2-Pc. Living R ; Suite OGJn PURE New York 7 Detroit 1 &ltimore 7 Chicago 5. 10 inn· NATIONAL THE SHOE BOX I Hair Styl,ng Knnsas City . . 52 90 .300 asv, Cleveland 7 Washintz\un :t nit€! Boston 9 Kansas ~itv. ~. nit ~ Tttunc&.yo•& G•m" No ~ames scheduled . As Seen In LIFE LADIES GUlLO I A group of ladies from the St. Clubhou" Paul's l,uthmn Chu'"n altendin• Cold Waves • 22 . Wi~.n- of Furniture When You Can Purchlse 3 COMPL-ETE ROOMS WITH AN 8 CU. n. Foi!d VS M ag .378 37 WaRbington • Why Pay $895 For 3 Rooms ~harp. 92 53 84 !Ill Bo.~t on Nelson Roush and Mrs. Gr:lDl H ou~h . A short business meeting wa! held. Other member:1 prest"nt werr Mn. Everett Roush, &Irs. S)·bil I Smith, Mrs . Fred Roush, ~1rs. II. I C. Roney, Mrs. C. C. Montgomery, , ~1n. Nora Tripp and ~1n . Nanny - · -·--- 00 Sed~n. Cl ~~n as ne":. .;;;,;======-==;;;:;;:;::::::;;::::::;;:=:;::::::;;;;:; \VLPctGBI York Chicago d pe • - at Alrx --- Chevr~let AMERI~AN LEAGUE New M... L\T 1'- z SHO I <>Venlng -~ - 1 Hoberl Rou•b, Shorta, reaulars II lonss I 100 Yom of F.lno Tollorl~ Vera Covert, Judy Arnold, PhYI· 1 Quillian Alemori!l MIDDLEPOJI,T, OHIO lis Stonier and Jeanette Crooks. with Mrs. Floyd Capehart and .tho Ladies Guild at Pomeroy. Lu-~ijijiij;jiiji;;ijiji;;ji;jiii;ijij;;jijiii'iii~. 2 door. drive, rad io In one of those rare incidents we got our wire's crossed re centty, having Bob Oliver of West Coltimbla turning out fo; football at OhiO Umversit~ when he really is taking his bum s some some hundreds of mtles awav. p Bob, son of M;. and Mrs. Chet Oliver. and brother-in-low of ~~he~tu~ker. IS attendine Glenville State Teachers' Colle~e . nvi e. V. Va. An excellent student and fine athlete Bob \\.on a schola·rshlp to any state supported school in Wcs·t· v· ,·r ~n • a . · · Clns, Mr; . SUITS ;·~·t[ur~nitdo~a:e~tt~on~fo:r~t:he~· ~Rru.~to~n]~C~o~u~rt~S~t~. ~&~2~n~d~~~EJ Red SoK Tue rday also enabt~d the MOTHER$ CLuB Roush. Thr N•w ll.v•n htolhcrs Club 0/Jvet Attendinq Glennville College Baseball ResuJ.ts I capeh .. ,. l The American .Legion Auxiliar,· r dd Brown and Donnie, Lorraint Asselem and Rer Raymond fll' . ters, Gloria and Oreg. GifiJ; were sent by Diane Div· trs. Bruct Adams and Eddi e Ha!stflad. Those present were Miss Jone~ met Monday Belveder~ _ H~eelll0ea_d~ for a career as a c~cb and teacher AUXtLIA~Y .BOSTON HP - Ttd Williams' ; dr~matic pinch· hit homr run -~~~ hb Men's to conlribule to lhe tll<al hospi· lat. 1956 Plyntouth Charleston Oct. 19 with Maryland Freshmen are avallable from Don Hodson, Box 1172, Beckley Of Phil B Hill B 1268, Charleston , ' ·I , ox Ducats are two bucks per face and a 10 cent kick has to be added for each order of tickets, whether one or IOO. Three young gents from here to watch 'on the earlin ~M!ountalneers are Jim Cremeans of Rutland Blaine ltaats :C ason, and Dick Herrig, Pt. Pleasant. ' · 1 MAillt MADF. I Bel Air t door wl,th extras. p·IDCh Homer 8y I' Ted Hikes. Pet. I Christy and Tim Hownd, Mr.!i. l met last MondaY nening at th•· Gerald Clurk. Gary and Randy, l.fJion Hall. The bo!lte•~ were Officers of the Powder Puff , Club met tt ·the home of their pre&ident, Sharon Joma, Monday j{Jght to make plans for their winter act ivities. , A projeet of ·1he Club will Ue I " ~ Sm1th, Mu. Bob Muncy 1nd .\lr .. ed many gifts and rcfreshmen u Puul Roush. aervcd by the hosle"1 to thotw Rcfrcshmens wt-re ser\'ed h\' lltlll! ~·d :!hOI"\! an<l ~irt. John Mer· tho hOIJ~eQel to those narwd gan, Jea.n, Jenny nntt Dav~d; qbove and ~rs. Joe Bradley. Mr.. Sa111 Halstead and .Stme: Mrs. John MOI'i'"· Mro. Jad !t-lrs. Rob l..ayne and Harriet; , Flesher, Mn Ralph Fink , .\Irs Mrs. Hoy Cooke, Cozy and David ; Dalton Mn. t:uge nf' !I.:; Mrs. Bob Johnston and ehildr(•n son and Mr• Ellzabelh lli ll. and Mn. Clyde Hil'e and Jim. · Also ott.nding Weaver, Nancy Hill,'""Johnnandr and 1 • F Th W I or e mter Fuirlane 4 door. lt's rerUy heater with overdrive. Like There may be some football fans who want to keep track of · Puff Club ,Powder 'I Plans Actl'vr'tr'es ~ 1957 Ford ar~a boys on the West Virginia u,iverslty Freshman team th1s autumn. If so, tickets for the WVU Frosh game in South -- I '' We Select Only The Very best in Used Ducats Availab/.eFor Oct. 19 Game ~ lllltrthe Die< Dotson have . DODGE' B.owerG.iant 1 Mrs. · lefl for Morgantown, W. Va., wher.e they will make their bomt and Dick will enroll in W~l. Virgin! a Univcr!sity. "Ill Kathy Cubbage or Barberton, o., i~ vL~ itin g Mr. and :\trs. Lloyd Roush. NOW••• get the year's btat truck deal ! Save on a new ': Pat Haymak~>r of Pineville. Mrs. Hllrpet B}J:rDI, Granlsville; Mr. and Mrs. Rich1rd Burton and Mn. Babara Powell of Parker• bun:; Mrs. Don Foglesong and Marilyn Fo~ltJOn&, Mrs. R. L. Capehart and JaCkie, Mra. Mary Berry, Mu. Ray Protritl. and Mrs. Ft·ed Spencer, all of Mason. ~1rs. n:st ~~~~;· c;~~~~::,,;:g~o::,%~ ~lealed ~Iebel, the guanh; and nnbert Roush at c••ntcr. Bwe Staats, a Iackie Easterr. Ill his high school day' has little hankering to make I gt~ the team pbysician was that of sllffer gaotes are coming ~~;~·ic~~ldoub!erlly scr pl(•nty of . the Bobc~t s~ua~. His interest · ~urns more to Spring sports. r:r-a~ ~~~t~~ ·~e::.f the firing line future." . U.rry Lievmg wi iiJwlainly start ~ase~al! IS hts first Jove . He .will be a candidate for Bob Gibbs' pusb to the fronl for reg. at quarterbi:i ck wh ile Lee Darling ren s varstly nme next Apnl after being a regular en the ul~r duty bis been one or ~h.­ wlll get the nod at one of the half· Freshman team last May and June. bnght .!!pots in the cull' st:asoz; buck slots. Ju:,:t wltcn· Rnuflh will Johnny also mig~t take a, fling at tt;;~ck as he was clocked t~_rno~t. X-nys verified lht! ehip in pluy is nu• known. He could start last year with baseball spikes on in 10.8 for the 100-yard dash ~~~bb:r; 1 ~,w IHte .lust night and at a halfback or al fullback. In from a standin~.start. His time caused a ripple of interest ·in day. s heav•ly swollen to· case he doesn't go at tht start the track and f ld d t t d b Sayre will n.~e Rny Clark at half. te epar men an rough! an invitation In Coaeh Alex Cilo indicated th · -" turn out next year. uml Marvin Roush at fullback. Jh The l'alcons probably will ceno nny had never run a regulation 100-yard dash before as l<r their atlack on •n aerial a~ Eastern forgoes track as do all Meigs County High schools sault with Li·.ving heaving to Hes· muc~ to the misfortune of young fellows who have a talent fo 1: s~n Roth boy'~ are tall and reach runnmg. ~lgh for the ball in the air. Dar· Riebel expect h · lmg'" unni,;~ is expected lo' be a s, . owever, to stick With baseball. lle wants to key Io the Falcon utiack along ~et as much playang expenencc and instruction us possible. wuh the snrpme, Dovid Roush. If I have a chance to go up professionally, I want to find it out tn college," said .Johnny . at The devotion• were by M.... Ge·r· Ohio; Alldepe Dexter and Leo Hill, prize~ wt•rc won by Su,;an Grin· by·laws in order to become ~ William Mcfarland, Mr!i. ill'r· , r Pomeroy, Ohio; Mrs. Fell Stump of .!ltead, c!tuarlcH Vivc rs jjflll Hose· fede~aWd club. The commH I~t man La)·ne, Mn. Widill.IIJ l'owell. l Arnoldsburg; Mrs. Harry Haymak- mary SiiJI:. upplllnted was Mrs. 0. J . 8ost H· Mn. R.llymond l'eteu. )Irs P. J. l ~r. Timmy Lyhn Haymaker and tiiJby and Bren<la IJ"In , .. ,,,·v· ~~r~. t>onuld Duncan, Mrs. Luthf:r Wolptrt lind \trs. l.loyd Hou ~ h . I J IIA ,ARTY lngton; Mro. W. P. Chadwell, Da· the Brown home with a birthday rotary lin. Jam., CUIIDJngham Thomao Grlnalt!od, llrs. Edna iUe batting croWI). \'ld and Jamc!l Chadwell of Chester party. Games were played and 1'~e group voted to revise the Hurrls, Mrs. J. V. McGrew. Mrs. -;;;=;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Mrs. SybU Smith, -Mrs. Nc\'a Zer· kle, 1\lrs. Nel~o11 Roush, Mrs. Grant Roush, Mrs. Nsnny Ruush, Mrs. Vernon Hanah. Mn. Fred . Roush, ~[rs. c. C. Montgomery, 1 1\l'rs. Rus~ou ROli Sh , Uelores 1 Lilly, Herman Ohlinger, Jamoll McK11ight, Juey Roush, Danny Roush, !ltu ry Roush and 1\fr. an U Mrs.~ Roney. ThotJe' .s~ndtn.: gifts were Mrs. Florence Workman, Mr. an•l Mrs. WilUatn Roush, Mrs. J. H. Laugh, Mrs.· Everett Housh, Mrs. Claud . Bumgarner, Mrs. Millie Roush, r. and Mrs. Norr is Roush, Paul 1 J rinstcod, John MeKmgbt, 1 Artltur Smith, Phyllis Zickafoosc . Mr. nnd Mrs. ·Edgar l-eiving and I · Mrs. Anna Honey. Appare~Uv e.onvinccd that sue- morning lhnt either 16k..ptt.••n~ Chauncey-Dover, with a youl}g cess or fadure m the corning &rid o,r~ ' J'reem•n or l60-pouQ'4 ~' ~ team, nevertheless Is fi~o:ured to be batUes in the Southeastern Ohio Sltu~{! m.la~t be called into futY dsngerous. 'f._e Atht!n!l Count)' by Cllel TllllleiiUI F.ootball conlerence dependo On 41 dellter. II It Ia ' Struble . ~~ BuCkeye conference tctml will his lm~ •. Paclher Coach Alex Cl\o wo~Id 1e9ve vaoaqt &tp',,;la•s nf. hrin~ to to•vA tfte onJ.y slraight Wed. • sent his forward condnJ.eqta fen~'ve gu~rd ~lot. En~i{y Who stogie wing uffense io be seen FAMILY NIGHTS lbrOJllh • tough, rough workout woul~ be moved into It CUo was p,ere this year. Chauncey-Dover I fuesd~y tlfter.noon. npt prepared" to uv. . Robert Stick and Belpre, whieh Pomeroy meets · Jennifer Jones Me1gs. oun ty Coo.n hun 1er As social · ion Prexy Roy Arms' 1·s While 'h • were drilUna111 0000 /,\O~NING MISS DQV! \ e bac,.s "W.h0· L "h""' Nov. 15 here, are being touted as · A Real Fami.ly Pictu1·e up t.o hts eyebrows tn plans for field~ tnals Sunday Sept 2' on b11U ' han dl'mg and· conditlonlnt Gibbs wnl'dOWI '· ' .;.e t sai4· ' ''1\.l~be · th~ powers in thP r lass A league (Cinemascope-Tt:chnieolor) b · ' · .. , themselves tor nuick offensive · , +~~ ""1': re4d.,., 0 0 fr\ y," in Southeastern Ohio. tAIIII.t egmmng at 1 p.m. thrus•s, linemen 'were powder,·n Lmem,en ~ . . re. rifl~ detA.nr.·ve· --alsoTh I r ~ g ' }I 'I' F()I:rest Turker Mars Corday e event , a so to ea,ture water races and boat drag races, ea.c~ other in two-on-one and one •.~•.. ~~r ~ ~~81'11 ~~ h•r~ ~qd .o~, "THE QUIET GUN" will be held at Jolmson s Lake, about 5 miles north of Pom- agamst one charges. The work wa. I .. t ,Jr f~t and dlreolion, (In ClnemJJScope.type) · eroy off Route 33 "all-n ut" 11nd nobody was taking it ' ..~,, . J J,Ilg ot~ thrqush for postfion A . ' llighal . •¥am;( enemy ball carri~1• Cilo Thur•· & Fri. Sept. 19-20 nommal levy of 25c for admission wit! be charged. . y. did not toot: unhappy with the By United Prell results LONDON Jot Ertklnt, 19,, Jayne Ma.nsfield Dan Dailey 0 ne casunlty was reported as a , n• -' · Wtlll, outpc~lnttd Htnrv Cooper, Joan Collins Betty Lou Keirn 11 ~Iebel ~ej~ of tho altornoon training. Meanwhile, Clio admjtled he was 189V., Btlltnohom. Eng. 115-.... "THE WAYWARD BUS" (In Cinemascoplt) Johnny Riebel , husky ou sophomore son of Mr. and Mrs. with the play of the en- tolntd Britloh omplre htovrwolght i -BJs'oJames Mason Barbara Ru-b Dorsel Reedsville, although he played football for ped elbow. :\ preliminary verdict ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, 0., Sept. 18, 111111'-1! Mrt DoDOid Brown .. bost...... l aid Clark. · t-he_ra_n-:C:-:tiu_re.,..b--t,aat-W .- ,..e-dn-ta.,..da-r- - -- _- ., -.,·.•. -, ---.:~"' uaYEN . Mr.e. Dtmald Brown honored Durina: the bu:J~elt m~ting wer~ Mn. William Panons. Mrs. 30-yeiMid lllulier tie ope.n her daughten, Libb)r, 4 and Mrs. ~au! Rouab wu 1ppoanted Paul Hendenon, Yr•. narry ll·polnt le.S ov,r MlcktJ.~~lj Mnd Mrs . David Wilmoth of Hunt· Breilda, 8. Saturday afternoon a·. to aJJlit the comspondl~ll see· Layne, Mrs. OttQ Grimm, Mn. in the race tor th~ Amerlcao Mr. and Mrs. ClaY noney were reccntJy honored with a shower .at the \home of h;s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Roney. 'I' he dou· pic received many gifts. Guest list included llrs, Ralph Roush, I Coon.hunters Plan Trl'a/s Boat Races the I . g. I IPanther, Line T6e; ; ; ; ·..• Mr. and Mn. Arch ltoault Mrs Vlrginin Sayre spent !sunda] with ·Mrs. Dora Hudson 1 son, John, NEW Before W ittter SAVI! MONEY AT PICKENS Aceurate Compounding Guaraateed 1 THREE REGISTERED PHARMACISTS TO TAKE . CARE OF YOUR PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. 1111111 P1¥lOidl of th• We Fill Any Doctor's Prescription Low·Prlcetl 3 Tu,adl'l1 l Rt1ulh Chicaio 7 Philadelphia 1 ~fllwuukcc 3 New York t, nite Muon, W.Va. I1o!JP. Power GiqntB are delli~ .•nd bullI t:o _live you ~lf Ji.more P'?'l~ capeca!f, You can "'ul heavier , r f"il/lolll the rW< of o~erl~. Aa ' l'l!llult; ypu ~ ~· valuabl~. ~ by fewer trips. Aild I&Vt . up gas and \lie wear, too . mr\:i!lr . fOR THE "WIIIFIST' WHITI HOUlE ON St. Louis 12 Br9oklyn 5, nile Cincinnati 9 Pillsbu1·gh ~' nite Thurlday't Gtme1 No 111mc.~ s~hcduled. CAR COATS MONEY SERVICE TEU.U-GRAM· Lead ALL OVER . OHIO AT THE The VERY LOW PRICE Fi~ld For Fall $100 ... $200 . . . $500 ... OR MORE NOW $1o.95 SET ASIDE FOR YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS Ntw lpttd•Htat Unit starts ' food -lng in seconds. Makts coH• ,.rk, fast, Cooks frozen foods faster, saves flavor, vi· lomlns. Many oilier automatic ftotVrts and conveniences in this new range , , , new styling and choice of colorsl FOR FALL. YOU NAME IT ... WI SU~PLy COATS $17.95 IT. OUR TERM.S AND LOAN COSTS MAY BE A PLEASANT SURPRISE TO YOU. SEE US SOON. HAVE EXTRA MONEY AND -MATERIALS IN CORPORATED E&NEST COVER'I', Mgr. JlUTLAND FURNITURE ." .-.· RUTLAND, OHIO Phone 187 THE CITY LOAN PHONE FIRST THEN STOP FOR YOUR MONEY UP TO SIOOO SUBJECT TO PROMPT m~V-'L R.· H. _ltAWLINGS Ill Tbe Heart of MIICIII Cit)' , Pho11t1 SP-3551' Muon Clt7, W. V '• SONS .co. Corner Mil( ud llld 811. • TAI,(EN ADVANTAGE OF THIS S&NSATIONAL OFFEI.. HURRY! $22;95 HOGG & ZUSPAN -· '• ·.1, 1 . ' I' ;• MERCEDES CONDON DRESS SHOP Socollll Sl. $595 HURRY! THIS SALE LASTS ONLY.FOR A PEW ~ORE DAY5-MAMY HAYE ALREA.Y j and 81gleat Values of the Lew·Prtced 3 HAVE A FINE FALL SEASON. 1%' I. Mlbl St. OF_ all weat~r Pomeroy MASON FURNITURE CO. ~~~ BUY IN CARLOAD LOTS" M.SON, W. VA. �., I R't s poll.•: Mt'l. Evan McKown, Edward Pow'ell. - M"cFarland .Wedd'n I g. I e McKown, both or Loo~out, w va.. 29 At New Haven SUB Rue Powell of <\rooldobura: Jlr. Held and Mn. Thurl Wi1moth and MIN Shel111 Wtlmolh of MiJlttone; Mr. ' NEW HAVEN 51-tOWER 4--·Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Sept 18, 1957 Faloo~ Hope For First Win fuMiddleport This Friday Night Coaeh Ralph Sayre and hiS '_Va· lng forward to lht> Middleport • • Falcons were busy workmg game sinec the Yellow Jacket thli week to~ard ~riday night's were tllso s•nuullr dumped Sattn·~ encounlor w>th Middleport and day by a sur•rising Rutland team 1 what the Falcons lhink is a 25·0. · ~~at~~e s~~s~~P tlJelr first victory Sayre rc(>ort s all uf his boys in ood physirEI ' h'P'' ror I he game The Falcon~. turned back twice and pt·obabl v Wi ll go with thus . . far in the season and eoch same 1tncup which he ltscd in the t1me. by fh"e touclulowm, are look. Rnvcn,wood 'md Pomeroy frays. -:----.The nerform rs h " . . :uwc u op om ore har k novld r. oush In the PomerO)' game, howcVI'r, ma y give him the PLAT TOP ' nod at a star. ing i>crlh this Friday Roush suhbed in the wnhama back r." td and '"'" "" good in spurts. A Smart Styla 111 Chances ,!"e that Sayre will start Ounnic Smtl!t ;u 1d Li:irry Hes· PORTIS. . Drilled Ha,d GEITING READY FOR CHAUNCEY . DESK · ' and wife of Morgan. . . I SO il at the OJ,ds, .lim Johnson. and ~:f";;c~a~;~;d;;'d'!~:;l~s"n:g~;; c fight Re&.U/ts Works Taward Pro Fling ~~e~~~e~~:e; h~~~~~,~~~,::~~:tJ ~rownl. I 1~ tbei.~~OL1WK£M!""·,- Yvon u~ . Rln:; No~ero. ;ta'r0:~~ (:~ i 1 1 Mr. and •stGGER THAN LtFE" (Cinema-scope-Tec llnicolor) I SI-IAVLIK BACK TO NBA ,. (nti PORTIS FlAT TOP hlp up-bat ww' ,trill. alwayo look erial aod om1r1 ' -Top Quallry 111d SIJie 01.' 1 ,a.~ow,n.r..r- . DOWNIE-GROSS, Inc. "Home of Arrtw Shlrttu I. Main St. Pomeroy NEW YOIIK UP- Ron Shavlik six-foot -eight center whu led :-./orth Curn!ina Stale to three straight AU:mlir Coast Confer· ence championshiiJS, and then fnilc;d to mak~ th•' New York Knirkerboekci'S tea m lltsl season ~igncd wilh them for tbc 195HUi campa ign Tuesday. Shav!ik was hindered by ;m in jtlred wrist and was cut loose by the Knickli after playing in iiCV(' n NBA i:!lllllCS h1.~t ycnr FREE Appll•ace Dealen' CARTON COlORAMIC lAMP BULBS For l.t111king At The Range ·cook Double-Qu.ick on this -new. FRI&IDAIRE ··' ~.Deluxe-25"Eiectrlc Range, 'With sensational new' 1956 savre. Linda Lilly, Nancy Shari Flesner, Mr. and Mrs. Don BY UNITED PUSS rl·~l~ of Chth,urrhw~i<.r Metlwrlt~f WiJl • Hr.ath ll1"f't thi~ evPninv a1 8 p. m. at tht' church parsonage. • Detroit 8;14 692 61> 77 67 .5.15 14 \'J 75 111) .521 I0 ~ B!!llimor(' ?0 73 .400 21 Cleveland 69 74 .48:! FRIGIDAIRE LIVING ROOM REFRIGERATOR Pet. OB Milwaukee .604 St. Louis .~83 3 Brooklyn .548 8 Cincinnati . . . 75 69 .521 12 l'hiladelphio . . 72 74 49J 16 New York . .... 68 79 483 201>1 Chicago 57 87 .306 30 Pltlsburgh . . . . &8 89 3911 30 ~, 1 • One Ru9 Z faille l.allps 2 &,.d rallle · Su the flnlar buu~ of thl1 lolotr ~luopft 11 hl&l·fllhloo, Will 5 PIICISION AUfUIIMINT1 llFniME UNHIAKABLI MIINSPIINI • II MOUIL$ . Most Powe·r Of the .ow-Priced l GIJEUUI.S JEWE,lRY STORE Court St. This ·week's .Speciols !'!xtra 'Dodge' power-20( to 232 hp.-lets engine take 1t easy under mamnwn ·loads. In reoont competitive teets, such OB hill climb above, D""- outperformed.. "'-·oils ....l-1 "C". ~"1'-a' . ..· m .ev IN ce ••~ ·~- ' cowplett.! photograpltle' t your"/roogetr.liler's! · ·· '"""" ··• ••• it': illf,., ""•vino ,.._ ,.. '-w • IIJoJeift 9rou room. And ... lo •II bring N, .' 1o ,_ PriceJ, lao.~·. •• "~·~~•rf•lly low. See Plcken!l conltrucfion ,;,; ~; ~!:.lllifliJ "P fa biv ••,... For Your Pomeroy 'AND THIS 9U.ALI11' CAS RANCE HEATING NEEDS • DRUGS or Floor Funtafti lnRs, niKhl L£AGU~ .- Let Us Install Yo11r Stove Tu~or'• ~01vtto W L 87 57 ... 84 60 80 66 I • 2-Pc. Living R ; Suite OGJn PURE New York 7 Detroit 1 &ltimore 7 Chicago 5. 10 inn· NATIONAL THE SHOE BOX I Hair Styl,ng Knnsas City . . 52 90 .300 asv, Cleveland 7 Washintz\un :t nit€! Boston 9 Kansas ~itv. ~. nit ~ Tttunc&.yo•& G•m" No ~ames scheduled . As Seen In LIFE LADIES GUlLO I A group of ladies from the St. Clubhou" Paul's l,uthmn Chu'"n altendin• Cold Waves • 22 . Wi~.n- of Furniture When You Can Purchlse 3 COMPL-ETE ROOMS WITH AN 8 CU. n. Foi!d VS M ag .378 37 WaRbington • Why Pay $895 For 3 Rooms ~harp. 92 53 84 !Ill Bo.~t on Nelson Roush and Mrs. Gr:lDl H ou~h . A short business meeting wa! held. Other member:1 prest"nt werr Mn. Everett Roush, &Irs. S)·bil I Smith, Mrs . Fred Roush, ~1rs. II. I C. Roney, Mrs. C. C. Montgomery, , ~1n. Nora Tripp and ~1n . Nanny - · -·--- 00 Sed~n. Cl ~~n as ne":. .;;;,;======-==;;;:;;:;::::::;;::::::;;:=:;::::::;;;;:; \VLPctGBI York Chicago d pe • - at Alrx --- Chevr~let AMERI~AN LEAGUE New M... L\T 1'- z SHO I <>Venlng -~ - 1 Hoberl Rou•b, Shorta, reaulars II lonss I 100 Yom of F.lno Tollorl~ Vera Covert, Judy Arnold, PhYI· 1 Quillian Alemori!l MIDDLEPOJI,T, OHIO lis Stonier and Jeanette Crooks. with Mrs. Floyd Capehart and .tho Ladies Guild at Pomeroy. Lu-~ijijiij;jiiji;;ijiji;;ji;jiii;ijij;;jijiii'iii~. 2 door. drive, rad io In one of those rare incidents we got our wire's crossed re centty, having Bob Oliver of West Coltimbla turning out fo; football at OhiO Umversit~ when he really is taking his bum s some some hundreds of mtles awav. p Bob, son of M;. and Mrs. Chet Oliver. and brother-in-low of ~~he~tu~ker. IS attendine Glenville State Teachers' Colle~e . nvi e. V. Va. An excellent student and fine athlete Bob \\.on a schola·rshlp to any state supported school in Wcs·t· v· ,·r ~n • a . · · Clns, Mr; . SUITS ;·~·t[ur~nitdo~a:e~tt~on~fo:r~t:he~· ~Rru.~to~n]~C~o~u~rt~S~t~. ~&~2~n~d~~~EJ Red SoK Tue rday also enabt~d the MOTHER$ CLuB Roush. Thr N•w ll.v•n htolhcrs Club 0/Jvet Attendinq Glennville College Baseball ResuJ.ts I capeh .. ,. l The American .Legion Auxiliar,· r dd Brown and Donnie, Lorraint Asselem and Rer Raymond fll' . ters, Gloria and Oreg. GifiJ; were sent by Diane Div· trs. Bruct Adams and Eddi e Ha!stflad. Those present were Miss Jone~ met Monday Belveder~ _ H~eelll0ea_d~ for a career as a c~cb and teacher AUXtLIA~Y .BOSTON HP - Ttd Williams' ; dr~matic pinch· hit homr run -~~~ hb Men's to conlribule to lhe tll<al hospi· lat. 1956 Plyntouth Charleston Oct. 19 with Maryland Freshmen are avallable from Don Hodson, Box 1172, Beckley Of Phil B Hill B 1268, Charleston , ' ·I , ox Ducats are two bucks per face and a 10 cent kick has to be added for each order of tickets, whether one or IOO. Three young gents from here to watch 'on the earlin ~M!ountalneers are Jim Cremeans of Rutland Blaine ltaats :C ason, and Dick Herrig, Pt. Pleasant. ' · 1 MAillt MADF. I Bel Air t door wl,th extras. p·IDCh Homer 8y I' Ted Hikes. Pet. I Christy and Tim Hownd, Mr.!i. l met last MondaY nening at th•· Gerald Clurk. Gary and Randy, l.fJion Hall. The bo!lte•~ were Officers of the Powder Puff , Club met tt ·the home of their pre&ident, Sharon Joma, Monday j{Jght to make plans for their winter act ivities. , A projeet of ·1he Club will Ue I " ~ Sm1th, Mu. Bob Muncy 1nd .\lr .. ed many gifts and rcfreshmen u Puul Roush. aervcd by the hosle"1 to thotw Rcfrcshmens wt-re ser\'ed h\' lltlll! ~·d :!hOI"\! an<l ~irt. John Mer· tho hOIJ~eQel to those narwd gan, Jea.n, Jenny nntt Dav~d; qbove and ~rs. Joe Bradley. Mr.. Sa111 Halstead and .Stme: Mrs. John MOI'i'"· Mro. Jad !t-lrs. Rob l..ayne and Harriet; , Flesher, Mn Ralph Fink , .\Irs Mrs. Hoy Cooke, Cozy and David ; Dalton Mn. t:uge nf' !I.:; Mrs. Bob Johnston and ehildr(•n son and Mr• Ellzabelh lli ll. and Mn. Clyde Hil'e and Jim. · Also ott.nding Weaver, Nancy Hill,'""Johnnandr and 1 • F Th W I or e mter Fuirlane 4 door. lt's rerUy heater with overdrive. Like There may be some football fans who want to keep track of · Puff Club ,Powder 'I Plans Actl'vr'tr'es ~ 1957 Ford ar~a boys on the West Virginia u,iverslty Freshman team th1s autumn. If so, tickets for the WVU Frosh game in South -- I '' We Select Only The Very best in Used Ducats Availab/.eFor Oct. 19 Game ~ lllltrthe Die< Dotson have . DODGE' B.owerG.iant 1 Mrs. · lefl for Morgantown, W. Va., wher.e they will make their bomt and Dick will enroll in W~l. Virgin! a Univcr!sity. "Ill Kathy Cubbage or Barberton, o., i~ vL~ itin g Mr. and :\trs. Lloyd Roush. NOW••• get the year's btat truck deal ! Save on a new ': Pat Haymak~>r of Pineville. Mrs. Hllrpet B}J:rDI, Granlsville; Mr. and Mrs. Rich1rd Burton and Mn. Babara Powell of Parker• bun:; Mrs. Don Foglesong and Marilyn Fo~ltJOn&, Mrs. R. L. Capehart and JaCkie, Mra. Mary Berry, Mu. Ray Protritl. and Mrs. Ft·ed Spencer, all of Mason. ~1rs. n:st ~~~~;· c;~~~~::,,;:g~o::,%~ ~lealed ~Iebel, the guanh; and nnbert Roush at c••ntcr. Bwe Staats, a Iackie Easterr. Ill his high school day' has little hankering to make I gt~ the team pbysician was that of sllffer gaotes are coming ~~;~·ic~~ldoub!erlly scr pl(•nty of . the Bobc~t s~ua~. His interest · ~urns more to Spring sports. r:r-a~ ~~~t~~ ·~e::.f the firing line future." . U.rry Lievmg wi iiJwlainly start ~ase~al! IS hts first Jove . He .will be a candidate for Bob Gibbs' pusb to the fronl for reg. at quarterbi:i ck wh ile Lee Darling ren s varstly nme next Apnl after being a regular en the ul~r duty bis been one or ~h.­ wlll get the nod at one of the half· Freshman team last May and June. bnght .!!pots in the cull' st:asoz; buck slots. Ju:,:t wltcn· Rnuflh will Johnny also mig~t take a, fling at tt;;~ck as he was clocked t~_rno~t. X-nys verified lht! ehip in pluy is nu• known. He could start last year with baseball spikes on in 10.8 for the 100-yard dash ~~~bb:r; 1 ~,w IHte .lust night and at a halfback or al fullback. In from a standin~.start. His time caused a ripple of interest ·in day. s heav•ly swollen to· case he doesn't go at tht start the track and f ld d t t d b Sayre will n.~e Rny Clark at half. te epar men an rough! an invitation In Coaeh Alex Cilo indicated th · -" turn out next year. uml Marvin Roush at fullback. Jh The l'alcons probably will ceno nny had never run a regulation 100-yard dash before as l<r their atlack on •n aerial a~ Eastern forgoes track as do all Meigs County High schools sault with Li·.ving heaving to Hes· muc~ to the misfortune of young fellows who have a talent fo 1: s~n Roth boy'~ are tall and reach runnmg. ~lgh for the ball in the air. Dar· Riebel expect h · lmg'" unni,;~ is expected lo' be a s, . owever, to stick With baseball. lle wants to key Io the Falcon utiack along ~et as much playang expenencc and instruction us possible. wuh the snrpme, Dovid Roush. If I have a chance to go up professionally, I want to find it out tn college," said .Johnny . at The devotion• were by M.... Ge·r· Ohio; Alldepe Dexter and Leo Hill, prize~ wt•rc won by Su,;an Grin· by·laws in order to become ~ William Mcfarland, Mr!i. ill'r· , r Pomeroy, Ohio; Mrs. Fell Stump of .!ltead, c!tuarlcH Vivc rs jjflll Hose· fede~aWd club. The commH I~t man La)·ne, Mn. Widill.IIJ l'owell. l Arnoldsburg; Mrs. Harry Haymak- mary SiiJI:. upplllnted was Mrs. 0. J . 8ost H· Mn. R.llymond l'eteu. )Irs P. J. l ~r. Timmy Lyhn Haymaker and tiiJby and Bren<la IJ"In , .. ,,,·v· ~~r~. t>onuld Duncan, Mrs. Luthf:r Wolptrt lind \trs. l.loyd Hou ~ h . I J IIA ,ARTY lngton; Mro. W. P. Chadwell, Da· the Brown home with a birthday rotary lin. Jam., CUIIDJngham Thomao Grlnalt!od, llrs. Edna iUe batting croWI). \'ld and Jamc!l Chadwell of Chester party. Games were played and 1'~e group voted to revise the Hurrls, Mrs. J. V. McGrew. Mrs. -;;;=;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Mrs. SybU Smith, -Mrs. Nc\'a Zer· kle, 1\lrs. Nel~o11 Roush, Mrs. Grant Roush, Mrs. Nsnny Ruush, Mrs. Vernon Hanah. Mn. Fred . Roush, ~[rs. c. C. Montgomery, 1 1\l'rs. Rus~ou ROli Sh , Uelores 1 Lilly, Herman Ohlinger, Jamoll McK11ight, Juey Roush, Danny Roush, !ltu ry Roush and 1\fr. an U Mrs.~ Roney. ThotJe' .s~ndtn.: gifts were Mrs. Florence Workman, Mr. an•l Mrs. WilUatn Roush, Mrs. J. H. Laugh, Mrs.· Everett Housh, Mrs. Claud . Bumgarner, Mrs. Millie Roush, r. and Mrs. Norr is Roush, Paul 1 J rinstcod, John MeKmgbt, 1 Artltur Smith, Phyllis Zickafoosc . Mr. nnd Mrs. ·Edgar l-eiving and I · Mrs. Anna Honey. Appare~Uv e.onvinccd that sue- morning lhnt either 16k..ptt.••n~ Chauncey-Dover, with a youl}g cess or fadure m the corning &rid o,r~ ' J'reem•n or l60-pouQ'4 ~' ~ team, nevertheless Is fi~o:ured to be batUes in the Southeastern Ohio Sltu~{! m.la~t be called into futY dsngerous. 'f._e Atht!n!l Count)' by Cllel TllllleiiUI F.ootball conlerence dependo On 41 dellter. II It Ia ' Struble . ~~ BuCkeye conference tctml will his lm~ •. Paclher Coach Alex Cl\o wo~Id 1e9ve vaoaqt &tp',,;la•s nf. hrin~ to to•vA tfte onJ.y slraight Wed. • sent his forward condnJ.eqta fen~'ve gu~rd ~lot. En~i{y Who stogie wing uffense io be seen FAMILY NIGHTS lbrOJllh • tough, rough workout woul~ be moved into It CUo was p,ere this year. Chauncey-Dover I fuesd~y tlfter.noon. npt prepared" to uv. . Robert Stick and Belpre, whieh Pomeroy meets · Jennifer Jones Me1gs. oun ty Coo.n hun 1er As social · ion Prexy Roy Arms' 1·s While 'h • were drilUna111 0000 /,\O~NING MISS DQV! \ e bac,.s "W.h0· L "h""' Nov. 15 here, are being touted as · A Real Fami.ly Pictu1·e up t.o hts eyebrows tn plans for field~ tnals Sunday Sept 2' on b11U ' han dl'mg and· conditlonlnt Gibbs wnl'dOWI '· ' .;.e t sai4· ' ''1\.l~be · th~ powers in thP r lass A league (Cinemascope-Tt:chnieolor) b · ' · .. , themselves tor nuick offensive · , +~~ ""1': re4d.,., 0 0 fr\ y," in Southeastern Ohio. tAIIII.t egmmng at 1 p.m. thrus•s, linemen 'were powder,·n Lmem,en ~ . . re. rifl~ detA.nr.·ve· --alsoTh I r ~ g ' }I 'I' F()I:rest Turker Mars Corday e event , a so to ea,ture water races and boat drag races, ea.c~ other in two-on-one and one •.~•.. ~~r ~ ~~81'11 ~~ h•r~ ~qd .o~, "THE QUIET GUN" will be held at Jolmson s Lake, about 5 miles north of Pom- agamst one charges. The work wa. I .. t ,Jr f~t and dlreolion, (In ClnemJJScope.type) · eroy off Route 33 "all-n ut" 11nd nobody was taking it ' ..~,, . J J,Ilg ot~ thrqush for postfion A . ' llighal . •¥am;( enemy ball carri~1• Cilo Thur•· & Fri. Sept. 19-20 nommal levy of 25c for admission wit! be charged. . y. did not toot: unhappy with the By United Prell results LONDON Jot Ertklnt, 19,, Jayne Ma.nsfield Dan Dailey 0 ne casunlty was reported as a , n• -' · Wtlll, outpc~lnttd Htnrv Cooper, Joan Collins Betty Lou Keirn 11 ~Iebel ~ej~ of tho altornoon training. Meanwhile, Clio admjtled he was 189V., Btlltnohom. Eng. 115-.... "THE WAYWARD BUS" (In Cinemascoplt) Johnny Riebel , husky ou sophomore son of Mr. and Mrs. with the play of the en- tolntd Britloh omplre htovrwolght i -BJs'oJames Mason Barbara Ru-b Dorsel Reedsville, although he played football for ped elbow. :\ preliminary verdict ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, 0., Sept. 18, 111111'-1! Mrt DoDOid Brown .. bost...... l aid Clark. · t-he_ra_n-:C:-:tiu_re.,..b--t,aat-W .- ,..e-dn-ta.,..da-r- - -- _- ., -.,·.•. -, ---.:~"' uaYEN . Mr.e. Dtmald Brown honored Durina: the bu:J~elt m~ting wer~ Mn. William Panons. Mrs. 30-yeiMid lllulier tie ope.n her daughten, Libb)r, 4 and Mrs. ~au! Rouab wu 1ppoanted Paul Hendenon, Yr•. narry ll·polnt le.S ov,r MlcktJ.~~lj Mnd Mrs . David Wilmoth of Hunt· Breilda, 8. Saturday afternoon a·. to aJJlit the comspondl~ll see· Layne, Mrs. OttQ Grimm, Mn. in the race tor th~ Amerlcao Mr. and Mrs. ClaY noney were reccntJy honored with a shower .at the \home of h;s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Roney. 'I' he dou· pic received many gifts. Guest list included llrs, Ralph Roush, I Coon.hunters Plan Trl'a/s Boat Races the I . g. I IPanther, Line T6e; ; ; ; ·..• Mr. and Mn. Arch ltoault Mrs Vlrginin Sayre spent !sunda] with ·Mrs. Dora Hudson 1 son, John, NEW Before W ittter SAVI! MONEY AT PICKENS Aceurate Compounding Guaraateed 1 THREE REGISTERED PHARMACISTS TO TAKE . CARE OF YOUR PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. 1111111 P1¥lOidl of th• We Fill Any Doctor's Prescription Low·Prlcetl 3 Tu,adl'l1 l Rt1ulh Chicaio 7 Philadelphia 1 ~fllwuukcc 3 New York t, nite Muon, W.Va. I1o!JP. Power GiqntB are delli~ .•nd bullI t:o _live you ~lf Ji.more P'?'l~ capeca!f, You can "'ul heavier , r f"il/lolll the rW< of o~erl~. Aa ' l'l!llult; ypu ~ ~· valuabl~. ~ by fewer trips. Aild I&Vt . up gas and \lie wear, too . mr\:i!lr . fOR THE "WIIIFIST' WHITI HOUlE ON St. Louis 12 Br9oklyn 5, nile Cincinnati 9 Pillsbu1·gh ~' nite Thurlday't Gtme1 No 111mc.~ s~hcduled. CAR COATS MONEY SERVICE TEU.U-GRAM· Lead ALL OVER . OHIO AT THE The VERY LOW PRICE Fi~ld For Fall $100 ... $200 . . . $500 ... OR MORE NOW $1o.95 SET ASIDE FOR YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS Ntw lpttd•Htat Unit starts ' food -lng in seconds. Makts coH• ,.rk, fast, Cooks frozen foods faster, saves flavor, vi· lomlns. Many oilier automatic ftotVrts and conveniences in this new range , , , new styling and choice of colorsl FOR FALL. YOU NAME IT ... WI SU~PLy COATS $17.95 IT. OUR TERM.S AND LOAN COSTS MAY BE A PLEASANT SURPRISE TO YOU. SEE US SOON. HAVE EXTRA MONEY AND -MATERIALS IN CORPORATED E&NEST COVER'I', Mgr. JlUTLAND FURNITURE ." .-.· RUTLAND, OHIO Phone 187 THE CITY LOAN PHONE FIRST THEN STOP FOR YOUR MONEY UP TO SIOOO SUBJECT TO PROMPT m~V-'L R.· H. _ltAWLINGS Ill Tbe Heart of MIICIII Cit)' , Pho11t1 SP-3551' Muon Clt7, W. V '• SONS .co. Corner Mil( ud llld 811. • TAI,(EN ADVANTAGE OF THIS S&NSATIONAL OFFEI.. HURRY! $22;95 HOGG & ZUSPAN -· '• ·.1, 1 . ' I' ;• MERCEDES CONDON DRESS SHOP Socollll Sl. $595 HURRY! THIS SALE LASTS ONLY.FOR A PEW ~ORE DAY5-MAMY HAYE ALREA.Y j and 81gleat Values of the Lew·Prtced 3 HAVE A FINE FALL SEASON. 1%' I. Mlbl St. OF_ all weat~r Pomeroy MASON FURNITURE CO. ~~~ BUY IN CARLOAD LOTS" M.SON, W. VA. �( DO VOU HEAR ME? t(lry 1n the March 23 "hoo11ns of Spud McDaniel.· Miloa The lhootlna, w~lc)l Blanken shJp mal11tu.in~d W'fi JICC)dfllta, oer;ourred ;~t Ruby's Inn near Mu son McDnnlcl, \28, re~eJVed hud wountls from a blall( rrom u 12 g:ltlge shotgun Mtigs Quartette Co~pletes 12-Day Trip Thru South ':.'-:. ... :. BARNEY GOOGLE llld SNUFFY SMITH Phylils Z1ekafoose. Robert Me-~ Glothllrl Joe Ford, Ralph Artts, Allen llarns Raph Steoart Roy Clark, J1mm'y Henderson, John Lavne J1mmy Johnson Bob Ha'.n~. Henry Burgess ' SHORE 11\10\JI.O, 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Sept. 18, 1957 - - - -:- , - - - - - - LETART W VA Mr and Mrs RoS5 Wmebrennor and Donna, \!r. and Mrs. Guy Blei!Smg of Mason returned to Plans are gcttmg underway for Batey, chatnnan, 1\ft~s Lelah J thetr hornell, Monday after spend· 4 room ~ \\llh B!lh 11;H\!y fu1 J o~nr Burgess, daug ht er of rl-lr the annual nower show sponsor- Powell, Mrs Tom Hoffman and mg the week e~d in ColumbuiJ 91261p mshrd t u!! ~5 7 Y ,1nrl Mrs Roy Bur.~: ess of Ma s011 cd by th e New Haven Garden Club Mrs George Bums with tlu! fo!'mer s children For f.tnt - E.~r: t e n s lon t.:tddeu, r, ldJraled her mnt h barthrlay and the Ne .. achma Garden Club )tOt word, o.. lp,;rtion Minimum cbarQo l5()c -4 :entl Classtf1cation Committee -Mrs. . . John Roush and Mass Ida DoerScaf.J!d hvards, Drop Ootba. \\lilh a few of her fncnds at h1•r By The Good Will c1 1 u 1It will agatn be a Chrtstmas show, Melvm Clark, chairman, Mrs fer of Pomeroy were mamed Sathome per word tor three eouecutivt" insertioDII. CliDion J<'l,ner, M10dleport WEDDING the dale of whiCh has not yet Special - One month lor 2G cent! per word. urday and at the present time are ){pfr!' ~ hm('n\ s of lmlhday c ~kl' Pbon• O~b;x II I II Jn ~ printe ceremony held Sat- been ~:~nnounfed Mrs Floyd Car- Clyde Foley, Mrs. Harry Layne and at the home of former's parents, Nl nte of 2 eeats per W01'd will be rhargrd for advertising U and so!t dnnks wt•re scnc<l to 1lrda) at the Untt.ed Brethean par-l mack as serving as chairman or Mrs Harry R Layne 4 rooms w lit hath p,,rlly lur N,mcy Pruf htt lot paid for before the l&tn of each month fGllQwtng lnserUon Car\)1 Ne\llll', Clerks - r.t:rs Lloyd Roush, Mr and Mrs DenniS Roush. The Emto Ia AdvertloinHhould II< reported Immediately Tb! msh<·d C1ll 45i' \' 9 12 6p Bet !) J,mc Ncvtllc, t;athy Hud sonage at Mll'lOn, Mass Jamce Dun the show, anasted by Mrs Donald chaarman, Mrs DaVId Fields, Jr. new couple have theu home fur. can and Mr Calvm Bumgardner Brown, as CCI·Cbalrman . . Doll)' S<ntloel not be responsible for moP< than one lncor ttltst()n Malli)n lluddll'stnn and Custod1a.n of Properties - Mrs niahed and rl!ady to move IntO. rod martlon. exchanged marnage vows The Last year was the fmt. time L. c. Roush, ehatrman; Mrs.. Jack l Mrs Amy BGston, Mrs Ethel Sally Ann 'r'cagt'l Card of Tbonb and Soe<lal Notice~ ol E>ents $100 Ob1tuarlaa Rev Ralph Mahoney officiated. the clubs had staged a Chmtmas One of Jane's birthday g1fh Miss Leona Wamsley was lnaad of show and it prov~d to b~ a success Frey, Mrs George McKnight and Fry, Mr and Mn Andy Edward• pablllbed ot I coat per word. and Frances or Huntington and Alwas a new bicycle honor Mr Clyde Bumgardner was and also Ve1"y mterestmg, so it Mrs John C Wolfe ~ert Boston called on M1ss Ella best mBn was voted to repeat It this year Girts, unwm :.il tmpmterl for all ACT NO\\ -- Take IH h o\lltag~ of Public1cty - Mrs Lloyd Roush, Ble591Dg Sunday (.1 ) The bnde a s the daughter of Mrs Floyrl Carmack, ehaarman, ages Mo6t complete assortrnl'nl wonderful ~all and Chmtmas buychairman, Mrs. J L Stewart. Mr and Mrs Buren Duncan of h~~ annmmrPd the nppomtment Judges - Mrs R F Bryant, Dallas G1!:1bs of Broad Run spent 11alt and prppcr sha kers Hand Ing representing Avon Cosmcl lit prize- Hotpoant Dryer. 2nd Clifton She graduated frnm Wa- cf the following committees made glasswan• mus1ral I 1111)1 ~ ics 9 16 3lc c:hatrman, Mrs Paul Henderson, Saturday aft~rnoon wilh hu fat~ prize-Sun bean Mt< Master Ra· hama High School with the class Schedule Committee - Mrs Ray Mrs Howard Wagenhala and Mrs. er and mGtber, Mr. and Mrs.. romper room to ys Best pnces totne Legton Fall ~"eshvai -Sat­ of 19~6 and IS employed \\ath the Proffitt, cha1rman; Mrs Lloyd Chester Weaver. ora b1kcs an1l ltlcyclcs Open (20 Dwaght Gabbs of Oak Grove. Urdl)', Sept 26 Get tickets from Comml'rclal credit co , Columbus, H.9!fman, Mrs. Edward Schaekcl everamgs HII !} 00 Fife Novelty Registrars Mrs N 0 Wein, Mr and Mrs Dan Bofiton Jr, of Lea:ion members 9 16 6tcR!•v W L r.r ~ rh.1rl , fmnwr Ohio Mrs Lloyd Roush Mrs Fred Ba· cha~rman, M!'s A. B. Woodrum, HunttngloJl were Sunday evening and Gilt Shop, Oclow High Ha ve 1 our 1·aqwls, ru ~~ and U!J ·.N;t'meeting of Racme Amertcan School, :'wlll(l\PpOJ t, Ohio hll btrt .1 rlct~n e d hy the model n p~slor or the Mason McthndHII 'fhe groom as the son of Mr and tey, Mrs Nolan Swackhamer and Mrs H L Dyer, Mrs Wa1d Cun· guesU of Mr and Mrs Albert BoF--c\canmg method ~Ith Aerated Church for ~ number of years Mrs Clyde Bumgardner o! Letpslc, · Legion will be September 19 ~ 13 6tc Paul Nease. mngham, Mrs Burrell Dawson, ton. Propertle!'i Committee - Mrs Mrs. ·A. K. ~lcClung, 'Mrs. Howard 9 16 4tc Dt} l'oam Qm ckly and crono 1nd now retired, w.1s th~ gu<:~L Ohw He IS a graduate rf Wahama 1\lr. and Mrs Fred M Roush Custom BUill Klrcnen K1teh c n ~ - - - - , ------,-::--nuc 1llv nght 111 JOI!r IJWil ,pf•aker at the Mason Church on Hagh S<'hool class of 1956 and IS Ottle ~oush, chairman, Mrs Lest· Burris Mrs LeWIS Capehart and were an Point Pleasant Frufay on Httdqulrftn for d•Siflned lor }our home Frer: J . ~•arshall College er Ohhnger, Mrs. Donald F. Roush Mrs Wilham G1bbs hrulH \VOI'k gu,Jrantccd tall Sunday m lil t' abscnrr o( Rev business. now a umo a1 1 r Mrs Jttmes Hampton, Mrs Foster S1msonite Luggage - Lane Cedar ~mmates r nr('IT)an &,: Aohntl Rull.tnd 24023 917 5tc Richar d Wr~ght The new Mr and Mrs Bumgard· G t d A d M Th mas Me CbelltB ....... LAU Wandow FaniPhone 6284 Y nO·lf 0 Rev Wnghl anrl ranuh retur~ ner w11l reside in Huntmgton. fiRS ea n rs. Frlildaue Refrigerators Tf VOU h,JVC (r~C 'i [IJ~t ll(Cd (r[m ed this week aftC'r ~ everal d n•• Gowan. Youn ~ cow for ~ ~~] (· Phone B40 J llker Fumlture, Mlddltport, Ohio l'llll,.:, loppm g, or rem11v<•d rail v1s1t 1n New Jcr3cy w1 lh hts hro Staging Committee - Mrs Ray !)171ltn Leona Wamsley has returned to Pickens, Sr chairman, Mrs Phd· 4 29 u Robert Sayrr Raunc 3975 thcr and fanul y Rev and Mrs Marshall College. Ftve years exprncnrc 9 17-12tl Ka1·k Wnght LoUis Harmes, Toledo, Ohio, ip Wolpert, Mrs Phahp Batey, Mn "1ng•hU1y Up11ghl 111ann ancl Wilham Clusler, Mrs Bethel Or On 5 bench Gor,ll conditiOn Cab nt G~od sc le<'h ms of used Ford 1md spent the wePk end w1t~rhts Wife, Vance Mrs .James Diehl, Mrs We wllb to express our heartfelt 939 Ash St Apt 4, Ml~lllcf~r~ Fcrgusons Two good rorn btnd· Mrs LJlhan Harmel!., who Js here Dale Whlterr:an, Mrs Emo Wood• ers One t•nsllage cutter, m1lk cartng for het' mother, Mrs Addle and Mrs James Roush tbank.s and appr(lcta11on to all _____ __ _ __ _ can ~ and roolers Pnccd nght Edwards, who IS HI -Horticulture Committee - Mrs ol thoec fn<'nds who were Sl' 9 Gtr!s and 1 Ho v<; 21! ' BH· yc !c~ FULTON THOMPSON Mrs Dana LeWJS and Mlna, T Stone, ehauman, Mrs Ed -lnd to \Iii 111 the recent df•Rih Cheap Phone ti3fll .r Middle TRACTOR SALES Charles Cartwright and Elaine ward Ryan, ~hss Goldye Haft and of our '1\'lfc and mother, Mrs port 917 3t ~ 9 13 61c vutted Mr and ltrs Chne Erwin !\Irs Ray Packens, Jr Sttlla Sbmondo Wl' wish cs !-- -Mr~ Mary Berrv, Mrs B F at South Stde Sunday afternoon Ho~natahty Committee _ Mrs , pectally, to ttaank the Vana G F: Hdll ,l ll''•ll m $6500 cook Vcrtctl.tn hl •nds All stzes 1md Board and Mr~ LucJIIc Swack· Sam Roach and Mrs May Warnsdtum Corporation of Amcrlctl sto~c. $:l50 ~ mJ I I fl ,ls stoves Carroll Adams, chairman, Mrs co lon~ F1hn~l1m awn1n~s. rtay hamt:'r all or Ma!!On, were among le)' who ha\C been patients m Hoi- Herman Layne, Mrs Hugo Juhllng, • the vanartmm employee~ Fr (3) $1 50 t'<~t h llurlt t $5 00 glo gas l1eater~. elrctrtc l1ghl ~ evcral merchants of the area zer Hosptlnl have returned to Mrs H.1rrv Miller, Mrs J L Stew· ' Iotan O'Reilly, Dr John Ridge Al!io sever II ~ n •.t!! 111111 S Colli fixtures, plast iC tile for bat:-. whll were tn attrmlance at the thclr homes the past week •• way, FogiPsong's f'Uflrral Home 12M Pnr11trn1 art Mrs Lew Roush, 'Mrs J v 9173lc rooms Kauffman Lattimer Chrl5tmas Pre Mrs Lloyd Williams VISited Mrs McGr·cw, Mrs Donald Fot!!lesong, and all or the [fiends and -7 -ro_o_m~b.\lh, f~ill tmr-ln-c·-nt Fr" E1t1matn v1cw held 1n Parkersburg Sunday Lew Edwards at Mason Sunday 'Mrs Henry 'Buck and Mrs Clyde Delt Wippel Supply neighbors flll lonwtlt h w )u.ttrr, ~.nll~g(• Th!? showang w.1s held at the evcmng Mrs Edwards 1s recuper· Ri Ontr W•h.,lnt't hlplt 11nnln1 ce. , ,.,,. •• 1111 ..... ............ Joseph Sasmondo and chlldr<!n dtspo~lll (all 6149J 48 N 215 Union Ave. Chancellor Hotel from 10 ,A M attng r1om &urgery S'ut was a pa· Entries Committee - Mrs Fred .... '"'h ·-hlolt lt ..,,_ .. •M 918-llc ... ,.p W.tnriM ...... . Pomeroy, Ohio Fourth Ave, MlrldlrfJOrl Rni6Jit l!wtA oltltJ tul •fl Wilttuntil II) P M with a dmner be· tlent at St Joseph Hospital, Park· 9 13 lmoc mg served to merchants and crsburg tltNI• ttUI~ Wfltl le twllftl •""' 9-17 Jtc Mr and !tlrs Par~ Blessing of lleftl- tt•tt JU llltntythetr fam1hc~ ami fnrnds ftom Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hoffman and Cleveh.nd are house guests of Mr flllllt !gnnlnt "'ekto U rteUr ttlt FOR SALE son of Pomt>roy visited Mr and Sherman Ble~smg of Board 5 P 1\1 until 7 30 P M M fftal {BIIflet/.,ft Mllnm Mrs LPw H~~ffman Sunday 19M FORD V~ 2 dr Sedan, $305 Beer and Wtne TJvr: rn D! Mi l Mr and Mr.s Dennis Roush and 02 llcensr Fru lnfnrrnalton Mr 11nd M1 s Clyde Bumgardner Mrs Luvena Rainey were tn Hunl· Extra nice ~ark green f1n111h Call 62J2 X 0 iU 31c New IIome, qx rooms and bath Blaettnars, Pomeroy. 9 13 6tc of Lc1psac, Oh1o, called on frJends mgton Wednesday Mr Roush con Oak floors, mohogany p,mc!mg, ' here Sunday Afternoon suited doctors and Will enter a hos· LIVIng room and dtn!ng room I9H BUICK VB z dr Sedan 51 ,29:5 One Muwtr Wu shu , (Wtlngc, Mrs Helen Barker vasited Mrs p1tal ~oon for surgery He has been .J'e utiful 2 tone green hnuh. 1 type! I )l'.lr old 1>11 dwluK Knulty p1nc 111 cKtra large kit· Bertha Farlr.y at 7\-tason Sunday in til health for some Lime chen Bmlt m oven and cookBl:ettnlr'l, pomeroy !} 13 6tc Swct pt r and ·"·u·s~fJI I('S, Lit Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ault of Mr and Mrs Park" 8lessm~ and We Are Giving AflY A $39.95 -:-=-:-:-::-- - - - dtes 1\l,n k anrl WIH1c twt c1l In!:: top ll K Husscll, Rt 7, A surpnsr fan•w1•11 11arly wa~ Columbus l!fl"Rt the week end w1th Shennan sp,nt Tuesday e\'enmg ncar highway gsrn gf' Q 16 7tp loitPONTIAC 8 cyl 2 dr $1,395 <'U IIt ~ lt.e 111. (1-(ood .1 s lli'Wl lnl\ ------!!:IVCn for Sally Proffitt, Jun<' Mrs Wnu(red Holland and Laura, with Mrs. Fanme Taylor and Rob Cllallnt Cpe. Smart "narri loP'' 31tli aflrr 4 011 1117tac TERMITES EXTERMINATED S!JI'Il~cr 111111 Gary WJison by Mrs Holland returned home wah ert wJth ,.wtteu all leather ~:~eats - - - - - - - - - - - -Eaeh Wee~ For 10 Weeks For fre e Inspection ph . me 363M, ~1arllvn Fo~ IC!:Oll !-( at her hnmt: them 1or a "isat Ernie and M1ss Tw1la R1ckard C\Islom interior Blaettnar'a, ' *NOTHING TO BUY Gilmore SUPI'Y St•lTC, Pomeroy Mrs Mabel McDermett, Mrs were shoppmg in New Haven on Pom~roy. 9 13 ate tn Ma.s nn on Mond ~v Sept 9 All work gunrantcer:l Fl tll y mDorothy Murph~y and children, Saturday The lhrcp honored guests plan ~OME IN AND REGISTER -, mrcd Vaughan's lndustrml and tn allend collr~e this F~ ll Ma~s Mrs Ethe l Rayburn and son Char· I~. , l9&& BUI~I\ va Special ~1,890 The Ladles o\Id (If Oak Grove *YOU NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN Rest Acr.llal Ternule' Control Scr· Prorfttt will g11 In Wrst Vugl lllil les of Pt Pleasant VISited Mr and 2 dr hanllell epe. Like new orlg EUB Church met Tuuday m the vice. St Marys, W V.l 7 Z5 tf Wrslcyan Miss Spenc:;cr Will at 1\frs Lloyd Williams, Sunday Drawing eaeh Saturdat Evealng al 8:30 1411 two loP• linton. Own church basement and spent the Laura Holland 1s spendmg a tend Ohw Umverstty and Mr RAUiU • To!:WIVI~IUN S~ftVlCE. e<l by local merehant Dynaflow dsy qmltmg Those present were Phono WO, Cleland Appliance WJ!son Will attend Greenbrier week walh Mrs Helen Barker drive. llclcH. Blaellnar's, Pomc Mrs Nora Adkms, who was wei· Mr ami Mr!t V1clor Dorell and Store IU W. Main Sl , Pom•rOJ Military School. roy. 9t36tc corned as a new memb~r. Ereell, sutcr East Liverpool, Ohm, spent The guests C:!Joyed a ~ravc n gt>r FOK 2 23 II Nel11C and J.ou1se Adkins, Mrs '03 PLYMOtiTH Station wagon Mildred Morris, Dexter, Ohio hunt, a wacncr roast, punch, cook Sunday and Sunday nognl with Allte Hoffman, Mrs Abaga1l Mrs Katie Bass and son Kenme For Sole. 1638. Call Rutland, QUICK SF.RVICE on Wa"'n r... If's and potut~J ch1ps Thompson, Mrl!. Naomi Yeager, Mrs Katie Stewart of Middle 1 2491111. 9 16 6tp palrlni hy taclory Tralaod } Jcsrnt w~re Rctln Sup Green, Mrs Iva Boston Mrs Ada Thomp watchmaker, COU.!NS JEWE- Pt Pleasant Eugene Rayburn, port spent S•mday mght wtth her son, Miss Tw1Ia Rickard, Mrs · 19!!8 OODGE t dr Coronet Sedan LERS. PCirleroy 1-J-U Carolyn Dotson Joann Justis. ~ther, Andy Stewart, who lS 111 Amy Foston 'dra Ethel Fry, Mrs ,!,It&. Pu<>h butlon ahilt R&H Sharon Bcrrv, Sammy Hoffmnn, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hoffman Laura Gibbs, and Mrs May Roush Beoutllul swept wing mooel Mary Roush lee Darling Shu !e) and son spent Saturday memng Mr ond Mn Park Bles!ling and llllottuor'o, Pomeroy R 13 61c Lyons, Jane and Man m McFar with Mr and Mrs Charles Conley Sherman called 011 Mrs. Cecll and baThe Brightest Cnrtlet Good Cleu Used Can land, Jackie Capehart. Robert and famtly at Pt Pleasant lllltl PONTIAC VB Stalion Wagon •~ Mlddl~porl All Makea ud Modell "JUST A GOOD PLACB TO TRADE" Mr and Mrs Lew HoffiJ1an and Ella 8108Sing and Okey Roush on Roush, Daane Capehart, Suzanne ~.110. t dr., 8 paa..nger, 3 aeats Wednesday afternooA. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hoffman ,tnd Hydr~malle drive. Radio and Ra!lrnad llnn111tou Pl!l.: kd \~.~~h Wolpert Middleport; 0. Mater. L11i:e new condihon B11l fl'oglesong, Ann Nl'wland, son of Pom<'roy were ca!hng on M1ss LeoII a YGung called on Mra. ('n!l SP :15~60 11r Wlllt' Mrs Mr and MrR George Clark at Ra L11c1e Rousll, Thursday afternoon 1 H111l Box 42, MdMlll, W V.1 p!aottnar 1, Pomlll'o:_~!_?:' AUTO SALI!S cine Sunday afternoon Mrs Ethel Fry and Mrs Naomi 9-12-3lc !.lO Mr. and M'"s Arlhlr Roush of f door Dod(e oe<lon Pbone 494 Y were bustneas callers m \ fert)' Peoplea, Un1on Avenue, R~ady mix ronrrr.tr Sarrl nnrl - -· - - - lr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;; hnnsy lvama spent the week end Pnml P'"II!IIRnt, Mason and New l'omeroy, 0 9 17 31r with Mr and Mrs Clifford John- Haven, Frldoy, GraiCI, Fill rtlrl nnrt Topwlllr----------,!1 -r-- - - - - : - - - - son and Mrs Frances Blake Okey lj Housh, Mn. Luvena delivered Phon!:' 8393 Grngh•m IIMI Pnklrd - 4-door Dclux HC· I~'!IURANCE AGENCY Mr and Mrs James Bennett Rainey, Mr and Mrs Tobey Myers Grau•l Co , MHI(\i eport 0 12 6!<' BUY clu. liodlo oftd boater Excellent pn, Au-llo, !1"11• spent Mondoy in Parkersburg attended the Ttays Valley Baptist eondttion. Good tlreB Gene I.arQe~t s!ze Warm Mornmg <.:o.11 mUCTUlAL 1 IIAMI VIsi tors of Mr and Mrs E 0 Aasuciation Jtf Poca .Saturday and Grate, Mladleport, 6277 heater with c!rculatmg fan U&· ACCIEfiN1· Henry over the week end were motored on to Charlestpn 1n the ' 9183\c cd about fc.ur monlho 21" TV .C:ItAP IRON -MIT ALl Lifo. CIWolly Md loMo Mr and Mrs John M1ller. Chilli evening set, 5 p1coo dinette <et It K 11 '""1<,, Ohio. Mrs. Alb<rt Stholl, Mrs Ethel ~"ry called on 'Mrs Ruoaell, Rl 7, m·ur highway gal'I a • ro " Pomeroy, Mrs Wlll18m Camp and Came King Saturda,y evening age 9 16 71p OHIO • oons, Mason, Mr. and Mra. Delbert Mr And Mr~ Curti!l Vouna spent & IL II ; WURGS SOIIR OJ, - 2t - -- - - - ,...,_ 111 , _ 11 6111 Betker, Middleport and Mrs Don Tbundar evcnlDI witb Mr. and 111111 ~ener Service. FOH SALE - App!f!J New Jla ~:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;=;;;;;;~~Beek~r and son, Pomeroy Mrs. 1oooy Myers, ~- ID'I NIJIII' Pbono ven Orchar.d, New lliiVCn Phone I~~~~~~~~~~~~ Out Gf town relatives and fraends 'Mr Mnd Mrs Andy Cross and 1·29!f - - - -- - IIAl WAU attending the last rUes of Mrs Bon of Letart Falla were ~unday DODGI • PLYIIOVTII TU 24688 DU'D'. I 8 U COAL FURNACE _ Good rontll· Compson were Mrs. Grace gue•ts or Mr and Mro. Arch Yeag· tlon Also sma 1 gas IIC'atcr. CONCRl!TB BLOCQ McFarland and sono Whoelin'g, W er. C~l Phone 6300-M 9 ll 6te "lulld lolltr Por L....ftORWIH Va, Mrs Erma Compson, Colum bus, Ohio, !lr and Mrs Henrr 2~ ~ool lurnaco. Fairbank~ tFOR SALE\ GRUISER BLOCK CO. ~ ,_,.._.., Beach, Bradhury, Ohio and Mrs Moroe 1toker, eood cond1llon For Retb1Urnnu or S·hnoh New ..,.___... Mlldre(l Jacobs, Pomeroy Converllon 111 burner, never Stolui08S Rdrlierolor :12 I'll I Mlloo North ol ,_.., Ill L llOOIIII It, ""- II Mr and M111. Harley Powell pf be<n uaod Phone tt:lllfl-M S T fl, 2 door , l'OiliJJ!ctc ·mtb utull Oh'&,... N1lro tnd ll'r and Mrs. Robert Jllllltll, 1139 Mill St, Middleport was $90000 now $60000. Guar ~Rt.IIJ>\:.'"' Greer and,lamily or Pt. Pleasant 9 18 3tc antced JACM'S IIEFIUGI:HA ·~~~~~~~~·~~~~~visited Mr and Mrs Elmer Van 0 TION, NEW I!IJVEN TU 23037 Meter, Sunday. 'APPU:I •• ftrlna own container• S.l9-25tp ~jlllll• laaura""o A&e1J07, Rev W L Gea•nart a retired · lee Cllrt. Fruth, Maaon, IV Va Middlopon Fire • A~lomobll• MethodiSt miniSter of Barbours9 18 41< 6----,,---10 ROOM HOUSE room houae cltld bath Natural llondl. ...... Ills.%_ -~ ville, called on fr~enda Sunday ga ~ m housr One malo north One Pblleo Jl" ••naole TV , one and LOT CO!ti'!.ETI! lnoursnce Prolectlon, Mr •and Mro Charles Aliensor Chster Cull A J Cnrtcr, ........... "lei l Dexter wrmcer type washer ' Life, ~utt•. ll'lre, Polto. Coil J)or worth viSited Mr and M•:;, Carl I Rooms Nt•wly Pamtcd YUko11 022 32 9 16 61p Both In food condition Contact Only lci1Ua, l(hldlo;;ori, Oblo. Allensworth of Middleport, Sunal.!lo C. R. lobbla1 ot Lowe'o Tmler day. ~~~. Middleport, Obio Phone 50 FOOT LOT Grocery ln Rutland - Well stockDale Walbt•rn and son. called on IIZIZ.Il 8 i8 3tc Jn Syr.tCIISC onto ed Doing nice business 6 roora Mr and Mrs John Hart~son, Wed27~ gallon fuel oil tank, or lu Sec George H. Uursl bvmc quarters attached Reaso,t· nesd11~. Rer Mrs John Stout, Hurrl.son'l'wo - lbree pbue A.C. motors ~"" . ably priced or wlll consider Robert Oliver ~pent the week I CIYt St., Pomtroy 10 It p, and 15 Honepower. Or VIIIe, OhiO 9 i6 3tp trade on bouse. Reason for sellend home with rclatlvet. He is at 01 Phooo 514-X · 191lle HOflll, Rutload. Phone ing, other mtercsts George Ken- tending college of Glenville \ h132. I ....~.-.....13 81c nedy, Rutland, Ohio. 9 i3 71p lirlldlna Lo" 50' 1 100' feet about Three herlroJm house by October , (101 mjnutfa lrmn Court House J5 l'ermnncnt reSident Phont' E~tf'fl )fr. and !Irs True Blcss1ng of O.r Sandian foda-r aM:SIIftl ~ N. Benael, Pomeroy. ~ 00 3811-J 9 16 61p REFRIGERATION SERVICE Sh R Mason and M"' lolamle Wallace ol ; , P)lona 316-M. &-12-61) '' Don~eatic-Commercui-Dalry from Good oe epa!r Kalamnoo M•ch1g1n, were Moll- The pump -lovely classic llvlnl room oulte, ptai JACK'S REFRIGERATION day gue•t• of Mr& Cecil Blc8Slng that's perfectly calculated ·fe!,i1 l!leker, wool 1'111 ond pod, Rooms for .. t-.nt Clo11e to town 24 Hour Service and Ella and Okey B Roush !Irs Luvena Rainey called. ()J1 to pay pretty compllments ~ Cboop. Wo)'lle Green, i27 Butternut Ave. 9 i8 12tc to everything In your ward· New ,Havln Tu 2S5S7 Mro. Donald Thompson \lfonday. SP Mr • 41nd Mrs Curtis Young robe. High, slimming heel • 18 3tp Furnished h••Jsc for rent After spent Monday evening With Mr. Black nusuede. Hi-TEST GA!. AT Oct lot fJn Bree11 Hgta. Has e: Ladlo, COlli, Dre19es o be seen to be appreciated REGULAR PRICE •, , Shoeo. RoJer. Snverwarc Call New Martlnavllle, W Va, of l'IIWELL8 SIIVIC~ S'nftON • et Lamp1 Plclttre Framer, Oalt Grnve and Mrs. Virglall 935RX 9 14 ttc ; llq~e Chain. Otber mlseall· - - -- - - - - L'UimlC.lTIOII ond W~H Sayre ol MaSOil were in Gallipolis Mlddl.,.rl. Oblo ~ ' .PDua ltoau. Pr~ Roaaon Furnbhod 4 room apartm•nt In Tuesday where Mn Roush con- L--~~~~.J Oia '1\e,~leat . . c5rt~U , ' ,.lid , dlepo_r& ':' lilllt'.' Pboae SP_,.., l-18-3tc Pomeroy Phnne 337J 9-IUic - - - - - -- - aulled a doc:tor. .ioiicw-...;-.:-;...;-~.;....;...J~o,1;o;:,_.;;....;_...,_...;·•<:.,I lroW >OOTSIE -- ALL t NEED IS ___ Ne'lf HOVen Gar den Cl UbSPI an AnnUO ICh riStmas . Fl OWer Sh OW A COMMON 0~ EVER'OA'I V!EDDIN' RING Clifton s..-, I I "'U (19) Business Opportunities Notices )Business Servir.es -121 C d Of Th k- , . Retired Pastor Is Speaker At Mason Methodist I Settlement Made ---- Mason Merchants Attend Christmas Pre·1iew Sunday O~ILY CROSSWO~D .U:IIQSS 1. Dlatrlet In Lollcloll I -;;w (81 Aut.> Soles (an:halc) 14. CUt . liT••• Rooms New Furniturt FURNITURE OHIO VAL LEY JUNK CO. C8bl AutoServlces D•' -X. l=or Salt R.. I E t t B k r - --:---::-;::- - -- i .. ,_-co. :==========::; '-'"'' II 1 BIG 9'xl2 STAINLESS . VINR RUG! ·::=-~~i$1' 895 ............. .'"...,....................... .. ,.,.... . for the · Loveliest Foot of All • fOR SALE ' I ______ : ( 12l Wanted to Rent - - l,..........;;.....,.,;;o....;;,...-....;·;...-- , ·- ---- -- -- - f'or Wfl!ar 't";;;" · ""'"· w. va. i !141 For RenT a-am. i I• . LETART, W. Va. . . ' $EE US TODAY Racl'ne Shoe Shop a":tr~l::. :~~·Roush •---------....J You SAVE HERE 84 KER ITURE I" hno I" Ill. Ancient a. OWno 31. Not10 - ~Ia 34 Swl•• river 36 TUUI 29.Speakl ,.. ..I'' ~ I" I· ~ ~ Nazarene Church ~ - ,- I'' ~ " . t•• ~r.·~·· ~ I" ~· atoriQ 17."11trt M.lletaUic rockl DOWN l.BtiiCI 2. SupenU. tloue notlonJ ~ I" 1m" l?J. ~·· 1"17 AXYDLBAAltll 4LONOF1t:LLOW . Olio lottar almpiy otllldo ror anotllor. Ill tlllo umple A " u11d for the three J.'a, X for the tWo O'a, etc. Slarte letten, apo.t trophu, tho length Jnd ronnflil'D of tho wprdl ... ou hiAII. I I 1 - h flY tllo !Ode letttro ore •lfftroot. 1 A Or7JIIo,..., QuoiiiUoa ' I JTML FTOOFL N RTF V • I S V V L II' ' y J N W - - CUH I - • FUNL It: L D I • OU I II Z L I 0 . zH D W T 8 , Y!'\J!r41r't 0rJP!ofluole• 1'1' I~ OllNit:RALLY BE'I'I'IR TO bW'll'f SPUC:B 'I'KAN Jr LllTI'IIR-BACON. ' Dlllrlbcalol Or &t., J'oJlurtl 111C"'lt CURLY KAYO£ (Continued From Page Ont) They lre Rev E E Cox, he\ L. A Walls and the present pas tor, Rev Harold Klmgel who pame here Aug I, 1956 In order to keep abreast \\Jth th~ fast growmg cangregatlon, he lenlaltve plans are to erect a new sanc lu<~ry adJacent to the prcsent btuldll).g and use the l)!d t.tne ror an educational umt ThiS Improvement Will be made at an approxamale cost "f ,$20,000 Fund ru~mg campa1gns are he '"i conducted '" all department• of tile local church. ConstructiOn w11l begm, not I'!Cr than ea~ly Spring, 1908, ac I Le~Q/ Notice ' fiOTICS Qjl API'OINTMINT Administrator Eotato ol Roy Lowla Smith Nolioe Is hereby given tllat Roy R. Smltb whose Post Office' Add· rtll is ·Portland, Ohto bas been duly appointed as Administrator cf the E.-.tp of ltOY L~wls Sm1th late of Meagt County, Ohio, deceased. P•led this 31it day or August 1967 John C Bacon Ju~ge ol the Prob•te Court Mello County, Ohio (9) •• II, It, !!Cl Mr and Mrs Dennis Roush had as thear guests Sunday Mr and Mrs Andy E-lwar.ds and Frances of Huntmgton, 'Mr and Mrs Denms Rough Jr, Roger and Jam, of Hick Ol')' Chapel, 1ir and Mrs John Roush, Mr .md Mrs Elmer Newberry, Steve and Mike, Dale Carr and Miss GlrJrla Crump Mr and Mn Wa)ne Hart Sr and Mrs Hannah Johnson were busmess Vlsit()rs 10 Po1nt Pleasant Saturday Mr and ~11rs Calvm Blessing, Mr and Mrs. Guy Blessmg or Ma· son spent Sulldll) wtlh Lewis Rlessm~ al the \form ' Memorial Hospital m M11ton Sunday &lJP.Stli of Mr and Mrs.. Jves Kmg WPre Mr and Mrs Percy Ballnd and famaly of South Char· Jeston Mrs "axme Spamhour and son, Mr and Mrs Efwood Walton of Mln'mel, Mr and Mrs Reuna Kmg of Henderson, Mr and Mrs Lew Kmg or Pomt Pleasant Atlorney R A Blessmg of Char· lc.~o~nn was a recent guest of his SISIHs, Ella and Maude Blessmg Mrs Ed Fry caned on her b1 othel-, Dallas Yeager, a11d wife of Mason Fr1day afternoon -Miude Blenlng I Bucks Sharper W'th 'h I OkU}OVIC In Good Showing cording to plans J)o\lf.Y CBVPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: Bl Insurance WE as. Hooklll (Pen form) 8f, Mr. Devine M. Spirited ,METlOPOLITAN Radney Downing •• 30. Crowded OhJO !IS Clifford Eads Scheduled a pre!Jm1nar) hear mg in t11e near future for a di· vorce act1011 filed Lv Hazel Cleland Andt cw... Rae me, vs.- W C Andrews, 10!} Ebcneicr St , Pomeroy O'Braen & O'Bnen ure plamtJff's atto1 neys +If i" 32. Girl'a name ,......Jleartnr .,........... ~ jl• (arehalc) Middleport Department Store (coUoq) 20. Bxl!ted 2T.Garden tool 28. Old Jf4 se.ml" 21'. BOlla LAST WEEK'S WINN.ER $299.00 BAKER rrou 18. Undroaaed cow llld& 19. ldenUcal 20. Smooth (phonot l ll.Creop up 23. Pukl.ged 24. Book clup 2~. PoiiUe&l • torted tnldtnr center 8 Klad of annu!t)' o. weapons II Crated 1S True! 115 Ignorant 11. Harvell Pllller ELt:CTRIC PERCULATOR der 21. Hovels 22. Tell 23. Ex- point 11. Football F REE rw• 7 Securltlet ll!. Blemlahq LETART, W. Va. 20. Plun• (Scoll 8 Htgheel I.Netk vertebra 10. Pertomer 12.1o1euum 18. Olrl'o nama (21 ) Real Estate Farewell Party Is Given For 3 College Entrants ~ Pot<t I. OWn ,,.,.....,... _ ,.,........ .... ....,,....... .,........... ........ ...,.,.... • • !Ioker COL\'lc!BDS UP - "lof u c n sharper," was the verdict of the Ohio Stat> f •otball practioe Tu~s' day as Coa<h Woody lfoyes appeared pleasPd with the lmproveme"nt over 1~e prevc1ous day Hayes oaid bls boys ap~eared more like a conference eontende~ as the Bucks charged thcar way through a tight drill The Bucke1e mentor said quartcrback Andy OkuloVIen had His best day of the fall as he conHn· ued w1th the f~rst team Outllanding, said Ha)'es. was ~Is fakma and pass mg -------------·-- -------- NANCT ~ HE'S HIDING- A SLUGGO IS UP TO HIS OLD TRICKS AGAIN 5!.1 P OF PAPER WITH THP: EXAM ANSWER~ -- �( DO VOU HEAR ME? t(lry 1n the March 23 "hoo11ns of Spud McDaniel.· Miloa The lhootlna, w~lc)l Blanken shJp mal11tu.in~d W'fi JICC)dfllta, oer;ourred ;~t Ruby's Inn near Mu son McDnnlcl, \28, re~eJVed hud wountls from a blall( rrom u 12 g:ltlge shotgun Mtigs Quartette Co~pletes 12-Day Trip Thru South ':.'-:. ... :. BARNEY GOOGLE llld SNUFFY SMITH Phylils Z1ekafoose. Robert Me-~ Glothllrl Joe Ford, Ralph Artts, Allen llarns Raph Steoart Roy Clark, J1mm'y Henderson, John Lavne J1mmy Johnson Bob Ha'.n~. Henry Burgess ' SHORE 11\10\JI.O, 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Sept. 18, 1957 - - - -:- , - - - - - - LETART W VA Mr and Mrs RoS5 Wmebrennor and Donna, \!r. and Mrs. Guy Blei!Smg of Mason returned to Plans are gcttmg underway for Batey, chatnnan, 1\ft~s Lelah J thetr hornell, Monday after spend· 4 room ~ \\llh B!lh 11;H\!y fu1 J o~nr Burgess, daug ht er of rl-lr the annual nower show sponsor- Powell, Mrs Tom Hoffman and mg the week e~d in ColumbuiJ 91261p mshrd t u!! ~5 7 Y ,1nrl Mrs Roy Bur.~: ess of Ma s011 cd by th e New Haven Garden Club Mrs George Bums with tlu! fo!'mer s children For f.tnt - E.~r: t e n s lon t.:tddeu, r, ldJraled her mnt h barthrlay and the Ne .. achma Garden Club )tOt word, o.. lp,;rtion Minimum cbarQo l5()c -4 :entl Classtf1cation Committee -Mrs. . . John Roush and Mass Ida DoerScaf.J!d hvards, Drop Ootba. \\lilh a few of her fncnds at h1•r By The Good Will c1 1 u 1It will agatn be a Chrtstmas show, Melvm Clark, chairman, Mrs fer of Pomeroy were mamed Sathome per word tor three eouecutivt" insertioDII. CliDion J<'l,ner, M10dleport WEDDING the dale of whiCh has not yet Special - One month lor 2G cent! per word. urday and at the present time are ){pfr!' ~ hm('n\ s of lmlhday c ~kl' Pbon• O~b;x II I II Jn ~ printe ceremony held Sat- been ~:~nnounfed Mrs Floyd Car- Clyde Foley, Mrs. Harry Layne and at the home of former's parents, Nl nte of 2 eeats per W01'd will be rhargrd for advertising U and so!t dnnks wt•re scnc<l to 1lrda) at the Untt.ed Brethean par-l mack as serving as chairman or Mrs Harry R Layne 4 rooms w lit hath p,,rlly lur N,mcy Pruf htt lot paid for before the l&tn of each month fGllQwtng lnserUon Car\)1 Ne\llll', Clerks - r.t:rs Lloyd Roush, Mr and Mrs DenniS Roush. The Emto Ia AdvertloinHhould II< reported Immediately Tb! msh<·d C1ll 45i' \' 9 12 6p Bet !) J,mc Ncvtllc, t;athy Hud sonage at Mll'lOn, Mass Jamce Dun the show, anasted by Mrs Donald chaarman, Mrs DaVId Fields, Jr. new couple have theu home fur. can and Mr Calvm Bumgardner Brown, as CCI·Cbalrman . . Doll)' S<ntloel not be responsible for moP< than one lncor ttltst()n Malli)n lluddll'stnn and Custod1a.n of Properties - Mrs niahed and rl!ady to move IntO. rod martlon. exchanged marnage vows The Last year was the fmt. time L. c. Roush, ehatrman; Mrs.. Jack l Mrs Amy BGston, Mrs Ethel Sally Ann 'r'cagt'l Card of Tbonb and Soe<lal Notice~ ol E>ents $100 Ob1tuarlaa Rev Ralph Mahoney officiated. the clubs had staged a Chmtmas One of Jane's birthday g1fh Miss Leona Wamsley was lnaad of show and it prov~d to b~ a success Frey, Mrs George McKnight and Fry, Mr and Mn Andy Edward• pablllbed ot I coat per word. and Frances or Huntington and Alwas a new bicycle honor Mr Clyde Bumgardner was and also Ve1"y mterestmg, so it Mrs John C Wolfe ~ert Boston called on M1ss Ella best mBn was voted to repeat It this year Girts, unwm :.il tmpmterl for all ACT NO\\ -- Take IH h o\lltag~ of Public1cty - Mrs Lloyd Roush, Ble591Dg Sunday (.1 ) The bnde a s the daughter of Mrs Floyrl Carmack, ehaarman, ages Mo6t complete assortrnl'nl wonderful ~all and Chmtmas buychairman, Mrs. J L Stewart. Mr and Mrs Buren Duncan of h~~ annmmrPd the nppomtment Judges - Mrs R F Bryant, Dallas G1!:1bs of Broad Run spent 11alt and prppcr sha kers Hand Ing representing Avon Cosmcl lit prize- Hotpoant Dryer. 2nd Clifton She graduated frnm Wa- cf the following committees made glasswan• mus1ral I 1111)1 ~ ics 9 16 3lc c:hatrman, Mrs Paul Henderson, Saturday aft~rnoon wilh hu fat~ prize-Sun bean Mt< Master Ra· hama High School with the class Schedule Committee - Mrs Ray Mrs Howard Wagenhala and Mrs. er and mGtber, Mr. and Mrs.. romper room to ys Best pnces totne Legton Fall ~"eshvai -Sat­ of 19~6 and IS employed \\ath the Proffitt, cha1rman; Mrs Lloyd Chester Weaver. ora b1kcs an1l ltlcyclcs Open (20 Dwaght Gabbs of Oak Grove. Urdl)', Sept 26 Get tickets from Comml'rclal credit co , Columbus, H.9!fman, Mrs. Edward Schaekcl everamgs HII !} 00 Fife Novelty Registrars Mrs N 0 Wein, Mr and Mrs Dan Bofiton Jr, of Lea:ion members 9 16 6tcR!•v W L r.r ~ rh.1rl , fmnwr Ohio Mrs Lloyd Roush Mrs Fred Ba· cha~rman, M!'s A. B. Woodrum, HunttngloJl were Sunday evening and Gilt Shop, Oclow High Ha ve 1 our 1·aqwls, ru ~~ and U!J ·.N;t'meeting of Racme Amertcan School, :'wlll(l\PpOJ t, Ohio hll btrt .1 rlct~n e d hy the model n p~slor or the Mason McthndHII 'fhe groom as the son of Mr and tey, Mrs Nolan Swackhamer and Mrs H L Dyer, Mrs Wa1d Cun· guesU of Mr and Mrs Albert BoF--c\canmg method ~Ith Aerated Church for ~ number of years Mrs Clyde Bumgardner o! Letpslc, · Legion will be September 19 ~ 13 6tc Paul Nease. mngham, Mrs Burrell Dawson, ton. Propertle!'i Committee - Mrs Mrs. ·A. K. ~lcClung, 'Mrs. Howard 9 16 4tc Dt} l'oam Qm ckly and crono 1nd now retired, w.1s th~ gu<:~L Ohw He IS a graduate rf Wahama 1\lr. and Mrs Fred M Roush Custom BUill Klrcnen K1teh c n ~ - - - - , ------,-::--nuc 1llv nght 111 JOI!r IJWil ,pf•aker at the Mason Church on Hagh S<'hool class of 1956 and IS Ottle ~oush, chairman, Mrs Lest· Burris Mrs LeWIS Capehart and were an Point Pleasant Frufay on Httdqulrftn for d•Siflned lor }our home Frer: J . ~•arshall College er Ohhnger, Mrs. Donald F. Roush Mrs Wilham G1bbs hrulH \VOI'k gu,Jrantccd tall Sunday m lil t' abscnrr o( Rev business. now a umo a1 1 r Mrs Jttmes Hampton, Mrs Foster S1msonite Luggage - Lane Cedar ~mmates r nr('IT)an &,: Aohntl Rull.tnd 24023 917 5tc Richar d Wr~ght The new Mr and Mrs Bumgard· G t d A d M Th mas Me CbelltB ....... LAU Wandow FaniPhone 6284 Y nO·lf 0 Rev Wnghl anrl ranuh retur~ ner w11l reside in Huntmgton. fiRS ea n rs. Frlildaue Refrigerators Tf VOU h,JVC (r~C 'i [IJ~t ll(Cd (r[m ed this week aftC'r ~ everal d n•• Gowan. Youn ~ cow for ~ ~~] (· Phone B40 J llker Fumlture, Mlddltport, Ohio l'llll,.:, loppm g, or rem11v<•d rail v1s1t 1n New Jcr3cy w1 lh hts hro Staging Committee - Mrs Ray !)171ltn Leona Wamsley has returned to Pickens, Sr chairman, Mrs Phd· 4 29 u Robert Sayrr Raunc 3975 thcr and fanul y Rev and Mrs Marshall College. Ftve years exprncnrc 9 17-12tl Ka1·k Wnght LoUis Harmes, Toledo, Ohio, ip Wolpert, Mrs Phahp Batey, Mn "1ng•hU1y Up11ghl 111ann ancl Wilham Clusler, Mrs Bethel Or On 5 bench Gor,ll conditiOn Cab nt G~od sc le<'h ms of used Ford 1md spent the wePk end w1t~rhts Wife, Vance Mrs .James Diehl, Mrs We wllb to express our heartfelt 939 Ash St Apt 4, Ml~lllcf~r~ Fcrgusons Two good rorn btnd· Mrs LJlhan Harmel!., who Js here Dale Whlterr:an, Mrs Emo Wood• ers One t•nsllage cutter, m1lk cartng for het' mother, Mrs Addle and Mrs James Roush tbank.s and appr(lcta11on to all _____ __ _ __ _ can ~ and roolers Pnccd nght Edwards, who IS HI -Horticulture Committee - Mrs ol thoec fn<'nds who were Sl' 9 Gtr!s and 1 Ho v<; 21! ' BH· yc !c~ FULTON THOMPSON Mrs Dana LeWJS and Mlna, T Stone, ehauman, Mrs Ed -lnd to \Iii 111 the recent df•Rih Cheap Phone ti3fll .r Middle TRACTOR SALES Charles Cartwright and Elaine ward Ryan, ~hss Goldye Haft and of our '1\'lfc and mother, Mrs port 917 3t ~ 9 13 61c vutted Mr and ltrs Chne Erwin !\Irs Ray Packens, Jr Sttlla Sbmondo Wl' wish cs !-- -Mr~ Mary Berrv, Mrs B F at South Stde Sunday afternoon Ho~natahty Committee _ Mrs , pectally, to ttaank the Vana G F: Hdll ,l ll''•ll m $6500 cook Vcrtctl.tn hl •nds All stzes 1md Board and Mr~ LucJIIc Swack· Sam Roach and Mrs May Warnsdtum Corporation of Amcrlctl sto~c. $:l50 ~ mJ I I fl ,ls stoves Carroll Adams, chairman, Mrs co lon~ F1hn~l1m awn1n~s. rtay hamt:'r all or Ma!!On, were among le)' who ha\C been patients m Hoi- Herman Layne, Mrs Hugo Juhllng, • the vanartmm employee~ Fr (3) $1 50 t'<~t h llurlt t $5 00 glo gas l1eater~. elrctrtc l1ghl ~ evcral merchants of the area zer Hosptlnl have returned to Mrs H.1rrv Miller, Mrs J L Stew· ' Iotan O'Reilly, Dr John Ridge Al!io sever II ~ n •.t!! 111111 S Colli fixtures, plast iC tile for bat:-. whll were tn attrmlance at the thclr homes the past week •• way, FogiPsong's f'Uflrral Home 12M Pnr11trn1 art Mrs Lew Roush, 'Mrs J v 9173lc rooms Kauffman Lattimer Chrl5tmas Pre Mrs Lloyd Williams VISited Mrs McGr·cw, Mrs Donald Fot!!lesong, and all or the [fiends and -7 -ro_o_m~b.\lh, f~ill tmr-ln-c·-nt Fr" E1t1matn v1cw held 1n Parkersburg Sunday Lew Edwards at Mason Sunday 'Mrs Henry 'Buck and Mrs Clyde Delt Wippel Supply neighbors flll lonwtlt h w )u.ttrr, ~.nll~g(• Th!? showang w.1s held at the evcmng Mrs Edwards 1s recuper· Ri Ontr W•h.,lnt't hlplt 11nnln1 ce. , ,.,,. •• 1111 ..... ............ Joseph Sasmondo and chlldr<!n dtspo~lll (all 6149J 48 N 215 Union Ave. Chancellor Hotel from 10 ,A M attng r1om &urgery S'ut was a pa· Entries Committee - Mrs Fred .... '"'h ·-hlolt lt ..,,_ .. •M 918-llc ... ,.p W.tnriM ...... . Pomeroy, Ohio Fourth Ave, MlrldlrfJOrl Rni6Jit l!wtA oltltJ tul •fl Wilttuntil II) P M with a dmner be· tlent at St Joseph Hospital, Park· 9 13 lmoc mg served to merchants and crsburg tltNI• ttUI~ Wfltl le twllftl •""' 9-17 Jtc Mr and !tlrs Par~ Blessing of lleftl- tt•tt JU llltntythetr fam1hc~ ami fnrnds ftom Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hoffman and Cleveh.nd are house guests of Mr flllllt !gnnlnt "'ekto U rteUr ttlt FOR SALE son of Pomt>roy visited Mr and Sherman Ble~smg of Board 5 P 1\1 until 7 30 P M M fftal {BIIflet/.,ft Mllnm Mrs LPw H~~ffman Sunday 19M FORD V~ 2 dr Sedan, $305 Beer and Wtne TJvr: rn D! Mi l Mr and Mr.s Dennis Roush and 02 llcensr Fru lnfnrrnalton Mr 11nd M1 s Clyde Bumgardner Mrs Luvena Rainey were tn Hunl· Extra nice ~ark green f1n111h Call 62J2 X 0 iU 31c New IIome, qx rooms and bath Blaettnars, Pomeroy. 9 13 6tc of Lc1psac, Oh1o, called on frJends mgton Wednesday Mr Roush con Oak floors, mohogany p,mc!mg, ' here Sunday Afternoon suited doctors and Will enter a hos· LIVIng room and dtn!ng room I9H BUICK VB z dr Sedan 51 ,29:5 One Muwtr Wu shu , (Wtlngc, Mrs Helen Barker vasited Mrs p1tal ~oon for surgery He has been .J'e utiful 2 tone green hnuh. 1 type! I )l'.lr old 1>11 dwluK Knulty p1nc 111 cKtra large kit· Bertha Farlr.y at 7\-tason Sunday in til health for some Lime chen Bmlt m oven and cookBl:ettnlr'l, pomeroy !} 13 6tc Swct pt r and ·"·u·s~fJI I('S, Lit Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ault of Mr and Mrs Park" 8lessm~ and We Are Giving AflY A $39.95 -:-=-:-:-::-- - - - dtes 1\l,n k anrl WIH1c twt c1l In!:: top ll K Husscll, Rt 7, A surpnsr fan•w1•11 11arly wa~ Columbus l!fl"Rt the week end w1th Shennan sp,nt Tuesday e\'enmg ncar highway gsrn gf' Q 16 7tp loitPONTIAC 8 cyl 2 dr $1,395 <'U IIt ~ lt.e 111. (1-(ood .1 s lli'Wl lnl\ ------!!:IVCn for Sally Proffitt, Jun<' Mrs Wnu(red Holland and Laura, with Mrs. Fanme Taylor and Rob Cllallnt Cpe. Smart "narri loP'' 31tli aflrr 4 011 1117tac TERMITES EXTERMINATED S!JI'Il~cr 111111 Gary WJison by Mrs Holland returned home wah ert wJth ,.wtteu all leather ~:~eats - - - - - - - - - - - -Eaeh Wee~ For 10 Weeks For fre e Inspection ph . me 363M, ~1arllvn Fo~ IC!:Oll !-( at her hnmt: them 1or a "isat Ernie and M1ss Tw1la R1ckard C\Islom interior Blaettnar'a, ' *NOTHING TO BUY Gilmore SUPI'Y St•lTC, Pomeroy Mrs Mabel McDermett, Mrs were shoppmg in New Haven on Pom~roy. 9 13 ate tn Ma.s nn on Mond ~v Sept 9 All work gunrantcer:l Fl tll y mDorothy Murph~y and children, Saturday The lhrcp honored guests plan ~OME IN AND REGISTER -, mrcd Vaughan's lndustrml and tn allend collr~e this F~ ll Ma~s Mrs Ethe l Rayburn and son Char· I~. , l9&& BUI~I\ va Special ~1,890 The Ladles o\Id (If Oak Grove *YOU NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN Rest Acr.llal Ternule' Control Scr· Prorfttt will g11 In Wrst Vugl lllil les of Pt Pleasant VISited Mr and 2 dr hanllell epe. Like new orlg EUB Church met Tuuday m the vice. St Marys, W V.l 7 Z5 tf Wrslcyan Miss Spenc:;cr Will at 1\frs Lloyd Williams, Sunday Drawing eaeh Saturdat Evealng al 8:30 1411 two loP• linton. Own church basement and spent the Laura Holland 1s spendmg a tend Ohw Umverstty and Mr RAUiU • To!:WIVI~IUN S~ftVlCE. e<l by local merehant Dynaflow dsy qmltmg Those present were Phono WO, Cleland Appliance WJ!son Will attend Greenbrier week walh Mrs Helen Barker drive. llclcH. Blaellnar's, Pomc Mrs Nora Adkms, who was wei· Mr ami Mr!t V1clor Dorell and Store IU W. Main Sl , Pom•rOJ Military School. roy. 9t36tc corned as a new memb~r. Ereell, sutcr East Liverpool, Ohm, spent The guests C:!Joyed a ~ravc n gt>r FOK 2 23 II Nel11C and J.ou1se Adkins, Mrs '03 PLYMOtiTH Station wagon Mildred Morris, Dexter, Ohio hunt, a wacncr roast, punch, cook Sunday and Sunday nognl with Allte Hoffman, Mrs Abaga1l Mrs Katie Bass and son Kenme For Sole. 1638. Call Rutland, QUICK SF.RVICE on Wa"'n r... If's and potut~J ch1ps Thompson, Mrl!. Naomi Yeager, Mrs Katie Stewart of Middle 1 2491111. 9 16 6tp palrlni hy taclory Tralaod } Jcsrnt w~re Rctln Sup Green, Mrs Iva Boston Mrs Ada Thomp watchmaker, COU.!NS JEWE- Pt Pleasant Eugene Rayburn, port spent S•mday mght wtth her son, Miss Tw1Ia Rickard, Mrs · 19!!8 OODGE t dr Coronet Sedan LERS. PCirleroy 1-J-U Carolyn Dotson Joann Justis. ~ther, Andy Stewart, who lS 111 Amy Foston 'dra Ethel Fry, Mrs ,!,It&. Pu<>h butlon ahilt R&H Sharon Bcrrv, Sammy Hoffmnn, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hoffman Laura Gibbs, and Mrs May Roush Beoutllul swept wing mooel Mary Roush lee Darling Shu !e) and son spent Saturday memng Mr ond Mn Park Bles!ling and llllottuor'o, Pomeroy R 13 61c Lyons, Jane and Man m McFar with Mr and Mrs Charles Conley Sherman called 011 Mrs. Cecll and baThe Brightest Cnrtlet Good Cleu Used Can land, Jackie Capehart. Robert and famtly at Pt Pleasant lllltl PONTIAC VB Stalion Wagon •~ Mlddl~porl All Makea ud Modell "JUST A GOOD PLACB TO TRADE" Mr and Mrs Lew HoffiJ1an and Ella 8108Sing and Okey Roush on Roush, Daane Capehart, Suzanne ~.110. t dr., 8 paa..nger, 3 aeats Wednesday afternooA. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hoffman ,tnd Hydr~malle drive. Radio and Ra!lrnad llnn111tou Pl!l.: kd \~.~~h Wolpert Middleport; 0. Mater. L11i:e new condihon B11l fl'oglesong, Ann Nl'wland, son of Pom<'roy were ca!hng on M1ss LeoII a YGung called on Mra. ('n!l SP :15~60 11r Wlllt' Mrs Mr and MrR George Clark at Ra L11c1e Rousll, Thursday afternoon 1 H111l Box 42, MdMlll, W V.1 p!aottnar 1, Pomlll'o:_~!_?:' AUTO SALI!S cine Sunday afternoon Mrs Ethel Fry and Mrs Naomi 9-12-3lc !.lO Mr. and M'"s Arlhlr Roush of f door Dod(e oe<lon Pbone 494 Y were bustneas callers m \ fert)' Peoplea, Un1on Avenue, R~ady mix ronrrr.tr Sarrl nnrl - -· - - - lr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;; hnnsy lvama spent the week end Pnml P'"II!IIRnt, Mason and New l'omeroy, 0 9 17 31r with Mr and Mrs Clifford John- Haven, Frldoy, GraiCI, Fill rtlrl nnrt Topwlllr----------,!1 -r-- - - - - : - - - - son and Mrs Frances Blake Okey lj Housh, Mn. Luvena delivered Phon!:' 8393 Grngh•m IIMI Pnklrd - 4-door Dclux HC· I~'!IURANCE AGENCY Mr and Mrs James Bennett Rainey, Mr and Mrs Tobey Myers Grau•l Co , MHI(\i eport 0 12 6!<' BUY clu. liodlo oftd boater Excellent pn, Au-llo, !1"11• spent Mondoy in Parkersburg attended the Ttays Valley Baptist eondttion. Good tlreB Gene I.arQe~t s!ze Warm Mornmg <.:o.11 mUCTUlAL 1 IIAMI VIsi tors of Mr and Mrs E 0 Aasuciation Jtf Poca .Saturday and Grate, Mladleport, 6277 heater with c!rculatmg fan U&· ACCIEfiN1· Henry over the week end were motored on to Charlestpn 1n the ' 9183\c cd about fc.ur monlho 21" TV .C:ItAP IRON -MIT ALl Lifo. CIWolly Md loMo Mr and Mrs John M1ller. Chilli evening set, 5 p1coo dinette <et It K 11 '""1<,, Ohio. Mrs. Alb<rt Stholl, Mrs Ethel ~"ry called on 'Mrs Ruoaell, Rl 7, m·ur highway gal'I a • ro " Pomeroy, Mrs Wlll18m Camp and Came King Saturda,y evening age 9 16 71p OHIO • oons, Mason, Mr. and Mra. Delbert Mr And Mr~ Curti!l Vouna spent & IL II ; WURGS SOIIR OJ, - 2t - -- - - - ,...,_ 111 , _ 11 6111 Betker, Middleport and Mrs Don Tbundar evcnlDI witb Mr. and 111111 ~ener Service. FOH SALE - App!f!J New Jla ~:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;=;;;;;;~~Beek~r and son, Pomeroy Mrs. 1oooy Myers, ~- ID'I NIJIII' Pbono ven Orchar.d, New lliiVCn Phone I~~~~~~~~~~~~ Out Gf town relatives and fraends 'Mr Mnd Mrs Andy Cross and 1·29!f - - - -- - IIAl WAU attending the last rUes of Mrs Bon of Letart Falla were ~unday DODGI • PLYIIOVTII TU 24688 DU'D'. I 8 U COAL FURNACE _ Good rontll· Compson were Mrs. Grace gue•ts or Mr and Mro. Arch Yeag· tlon Also sma 1 gas IIC'atcr. CONCRl!TB BLOCQ McFarland and sono Whoelin'g, W er. C~l Phone 6300-M 9 ll 6te "lulld lolltr Por L....ftORWIH Va, Mrs Erma Compson, Colum bus, Ohio, !lr and Mrs Henrr 2~ ~ool lurnaco. Fairbank~ tFOR SALE\ GRUISER BLOCK CO. ~ ,_,.._.., Beach, Bradhury, Ohio and Mrs Moroe 1toker, eood cond1llon For Retb1Urnnu or S·hnoh New ..,.___... Mlldre(l Jacobs, Pomeroy Converllon 111 burner, never Stolui08S Rdrlierolor :12 I'll I Mlloo North ol ,_.., Ill L llOOIIII It, ""- II Mr and M111. Harley Powell pf be<n uaod Phone tt:lllfl-M S T fl, 2 door , l'OiliJJ!ctc ·mtb utull Oh'&,... N1lro tnd ll'r and Mrs. Robert Jllllltll, 1139 Mill St, Middleport was $90000 now $60000. Guar ~Rt.IIJ>\:.'"' Greer and,lamily or Pt. Pleasant 9 18 3tc antced JACM'S IIEFIUGI:HA ·~~~~~~~~·~~~~~visited Mr and Mrs Elmer Van 0 TION, NEW I!IJVEN TU 23037 Meter, Sunday. 'APPU:I •• ftrlna own container• S.l9-25tp ~jlllll• laaura""o A&e1J07, Rev W L Gea•nart a retired · lee Cllrt. Fruth, Maaon, IV Va Middlopon Fire • A~lomobll• MethodiSt miniSter of Barbours9 18 41< 6----,,---10 ROOM HOUSE room houae cltld bath Natural llondl. ...... Ills.%_ -~ ville, called on fr~enda Sunday ga ~ m housr One malo north One Pblleo Jl" ••naole TV , one and LOT CO!ti'!.ETI! lnoursnce Prolectlon, Mr •and Mro Charles Aliensor Chster Cull A J Cnrtcr, ........... "lei l Dexter wrmcer type washer ' Life, ~utt•. ll'lre, Polto. Coil J)or worth viSited Mr and M•:;, Carl I Rooms Nt•wly Pamtcd YUko11 022 32 9 16 61p Both In food condition Contact Only lci1Ua, l(hldlo;;ori, Oblo. Allensworth of Middleport, Sunal.!lo C. R. lobbla1 ot Lowe'o Tmler day. ~~~. Middleport, Obio Phone 50 FOOT LOT Grocery ln Rutland - Well stockDale Walbt•rn and son. called on IIZIZ.Il 8 i8 3tc Jn Syr.tCIISC onto ed Doing nice business 6 roora Mr and Mrs John Hart~son, Wed27~ gallon fuel oil tank, or lu Sec George H. Uursl bvmc quarters attached Reaso,t· nesd11~. Rer Mrs John Stout, Hurrl.son'l'wo - lbree pbue A.C. motors ~"" . ably priced or wlll consider Robert Oliver ~pent the week I CIYt St., Pomtroy 10 It p, and 15 Honepower. Or VIIIe, OhiO 9 i6 3tp trade on bouse. Reason for sellend home with rclatlvet. He is at 01 Phooo 514-X · 191lle HOflll, Rutload. Phone ing, other mtercsts George Ken- tending college of Glenville \ h132. I ....~.-.....13 81c nedy, Rutland, Ohio. 9 i3 71p lirlldlna Lo" 50' 1 100' feet about Three herlroJm house by October , (101 mjnutfa lrmn Court House J5 l'ermnncnt reSident Phont' E~tf'fl )fr. and !Irs True Blcss1ng of O.r Sandian foda-r aM:SIIftl ~ N. Benael, Pomeroy. ~ 00 3811-J 9 16 61p REFRIGERATION SERVICE Sh R Mason and M"' lolamle Wallace ol ; , P)lona 316-M. &-12-61) '' Don~eatic-Commercui-Dalry from Good oe epa!r Kalamnoo M•ch1g1n, were Moll- The pump -lovely classic llvlnl room oulte, ptai JACK'S REFRIGERATION day gue•t• of Mr& Cecil Blc8Slng that's perfectly calculated ·fe!,i1 l!leker, wool 1'111 ond pod, Rooms for .. t-.nt Clo11e to town 24 Hour Service and Ella and Okey B Roush !Irs Luvena Rainey called. ()J1 to pay pretty compllments ~ Cboop. Wo)'lle Green, i27 Butternut Ave. 9 i8 12tc to everything In your ward· New ,Havln Tu 2S5S7 Mro. Donald Thompson \lfonday. SP Mr • 41nd Mrs Curtis Young robe. High, slimming heel • 18 3tp Furnished h••Jsc for rent After spent Monday evening With Mr. Black nusuede. Hi-TEST GA!. AT Oct lot fJn Bree11 Hgta. Has e: Ladlo, COlli, Dre19es o be seen to be appreciated REGULAR PRICE •, , Shoeo. RoJer. Snverwarc Call New Martlnavllle, W Va, of l'IIWELL8 SIIVIC~ S'nftON • et Lamp1 Plclttre Framer, Oalt Grnve and Mrs. Virglall 935RX 9 14 ttc ; llq~e Chain. Otber mlseall· - - -- - - - - L'UimlC.lTIOII ond W~H Sayre ol MaSOil were in Gallipolis Mlddl.,.rl. Oblo ~ ' .PDua ltoau. Pr~ Roaaon Furnbhod 4 room apartm•nt In Tuesday where Mn Roush con- L--~~~~.J Oia '1\e,~leat . . c5rt~U , ' ,.lid , dlepo_r& ':' lilllt'.' Pboae SP_,.., l-18-3tc Pomeroy Phnne 337J 9-IUic - - - - - -- - aulled a doc:tor. .ioiicw-...;-.:-;...;-~.;....;...J~o,1;o;:,_.;;....;_...,_...;·•<:.,I lroW >OOTSIE -- ALL t NEED IS ___ Ne'lf HOVen Gar den Cl UbSPI an AnnUO ICh riStmas . Fl OWer Sh OW A COMMON 0~ EVER'OA'I V!EDDIN' RING Clifton s..-, I I "'U (19) Business Opportunities Notices )Business Servir.es -121 C d Of Th k- , . Retired Pastor Is Speaker At Mason Methodist I Settlement Made ---- Mason Merchants Attend Christmas Pre·1iew Sunday O~ILY CROSSWO~D .U:IIQSS 1. Dlatrlet In Lollcloll I -;;w (81 Aut.> Soles (an:halc) 14. CUt . liT••• Rooms New Furniturt FURNITURE OHIO VAL LEY JUNK CO. C8bl AutoServlces D•' -X. l=or Salt R.. I E t t B k r - --:---::-;::- - -- i .. ,_-co. :==========::; '-'"'' II 1 BIG 9'xl2 STAINLESS . VINR RUG! ·::=-~~i$1' 895 ............. .'"...,....................... .. ,.,.... . for the · Loveliest Foot of All • fOR SALE ' I ______ : ( 12l Wanted to Rent - - l,..........;;.....,.,;;o....;;,...-....;·;...-- , ·- ---- -- -- - f'or Wfl!ar 't";;;" · ""'"· w. va. i !141 For RenT a-am. i I• . LETART, W. Va. . . ' $EE US TODAY Racl'ne Shoe Shop a":tr~l::. :~~·Roush •---------....J You SAVE HERE 84 KER ITURE I" hno I" Ill. Ancient a. OWno 31. Not10 - ~Ia 34 Swl•• river 36 TUUI 29.Speakl ,.. ..I'' ~ I" I· ~ ~ Nazarene Church ~ - ,- I'' ~ " . t•• ~r.·~·· ~ I" ~· atoriQ 17."11trt M.lletaUic rockl DOWN l.BtiiCI 2. SupenU. tloue notlonJ ~ I" 1m" l?J. ~·· 1"17 AXYDLBAAltll 4LONOF1t:LLOW . Olio lottar almpiy otllldo ror anotllor. Ill tlllo umple A " u11d for the three J.'a, X for the tWo O'a, etc. Slarte letten, apo.t trophu, tho length Jnd ronnflil'D of tho wprdl ... ou hiAII. I I 1 - h flY tllo !Ode letttro ore •lfftroot. 1 A Or7JIIo,..., QuoiiiUoa ' I JTML FTOOFL N RTF V • I S V V L II' ' y J N W - - CUH I - • FUNL It: L D I • OU I II Z L I 0 . zH D W T 8 , Y!'\J!r41r't 0rJP!ofluole• 1'1' I~ OllNit:RALLY BE'I'I'IR TO bW'll'f SPUC:B 'I'KAN Jr LllTI'IIR-BACON. ' Dlllrlbcalol Or &t., J'oJlurtl 111C"'lt CURLY KAYO£ (Continued From Page Ont) They lre Rev E E Cox, he\ L. A Walls and the present pas tor, Rev Harold Klmgel who pame here Aug I, 1956 In order to keep abreast \\Jth th~ fast growmg cangregatlon, he lenlaltve plans are to erect a new sanc lu<~ry adJacent to the prcsent btuldll).g and use the l)!d t.tne ror an educational umt ThiS Improvement Will be made at an approxamale cost "f ,$20,000 Fund ru~mg campa1gns are he '"i conducted '" all department• of tile local church. ConstructiOn w11l begm, not I'!Cr than ea~ly Spring, 1908, ac I Le~Q/ Notice ' fiOTICS Qjl API'OINTMINT Administrator Eotato ol Roy Lowla Smith Nolioe Is hereby given tllat Roy R. Smltb whose Post Office' Add· rtll is ·Portland, Ohto bas been duly appointed as Administrator cf the E.-.tp of ltOY L~wls Sm1th late of Meagt County, Ohio, deceased. P•led this 31it day or August 1967 John C Bacon Ju~ge ol the Prob•te Court Mello County, Ohio (9) •• II, It, !!Cl Mr and Mrs Dennis Roush had as thear guests Sunday Mr and Mrs Andy E-lwar.ds and Frances of Huntmgton, 'Mr and Mrs Denms Rough Jr, Roger and Jam, of Hick Ol')' Chapel, 1ir and Mrs John Roush, Mr .md Mrs Elmer Newberry, Steve and Mike, Dale Carr and Miss GlrJrla Crump Mr and Mn Wa)ne Hart Sr and Mrs Hannah Johnson were busmess Vlsit()rs 10 Po1nt Pleasant Saturday Mr and ~11rs Calvm Blessing, Mr and Mrs. Guy Blessmg or Ma· son spent Sulldll) wtlh Lewis Rlessm~ al the \form ' Memorial Hospital m M11ton Sunday &lJP.Stli of Mr and Mrs.. Jves Kmg WPre Mr and Mrs Percy Ballnd and famaly of South Char· Jeston Mrs "axme Spamhour and son, Mr and Mrs Efwood Walton of Mln'mel, Mr and Mrs Reuna Kmg of Henderson, Mr and Mrs Lew Kmg or Pomt Pleasant Atlorney R A Blessmg of Char· lc.~o~nn was a recent guest of his SISIHs, Ella and Maude Blessmg Mrs Ed Fry caned on her b1 othel-, Dallas Yeager, a11d wife of Mason Fr1day afternoon -Miude Blenlng I Bucks Sharper W'th 'h I OkU}OVIC In Good Showing cording to plans J)o\lf.Y CBVPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: Bl Insurance WE as. Hooklll (Pen form) 8f, Mr. Devine M. Spirited ,METlOPOLITAN Radney Downing •• 30. Crowded OhJO !IS Clifford Eads Scheduled a pre!Jm1nar) hear mg in t11e near future for a di· vorce act1011 filed Lv Hazel Cleland Andt cw... Rae me, vs.- W C Andrews, 10!} Ebcneicr St , Pomeroy O'Braen & O'Bnen ure plamtJff's atto1 neys +If i" 32. Girl'a name ,......Jleartnr .,........... ~ jl• (arehalc) Middleport Department Store (coUoq) 20. Bxl!ted 2T.Garden tool 28. Old Jf4 se.ml" 21'. BOlla LAST WEEK'S WINN.ER $299.00 BAKER rrou 18. Undroaaed cow llld& 19. ldenUcal 20. Smooth (phonot l ll.Creop up 23. Pukl.ged 24. Book clup 2~. PoiiUe&l • torted tnldtnr center 8 Klad of annu!t)' o. weapons II Crated 1S True! 115 Ignorant 11. Harvell Pllller ELt:CTRIC PERCULATOR der 21. Hovels 22. Tell 23. Ex- point 11. Football F REE rw• 7 Securltlet ll!. Blemlahq LETART, W. Va. 20. Plun• (Scoll 8 Htgheel I.Netk vertebra 10. Pertomer 12.1o1euum 18. Olrl'o nama (21 ) Real Estate Farewell Party Is Given For 3 College Entrants ~ Pot<t I. OWn ,,.,.....,... _ ,.,........ .... ....,,....... .,........... ........ ...,.,.... • • !Ioker COL\'lc!BDS UP - "lof u c n sharper," was the verdict of the Ohio Stat> f •otball practioe Tu~s' day as Coa<h Woody lfoyes appeared pleasPd with the lmproveme"nt over 1~e prevc1ous day Hayes oaid bls boys ap~eared more like a conference eontende~ as the Bucks charged thcar way through a tight drill The Bucke1e mentor said quartcrback Andy OkuloVIen had His best day of the fall as he conHn· ued w1th the f~rst team Outllanding, said Ha)'es. was ~Is fakma and pass mg -------------·-- -------- NANCT ~ HE'S HIDING- A SLUGGO IS UP TO HIS OLD TRICKS AGAIN 5!.1 P OF PAPER WITH THP: EXAM ANSWER~ -- �..,, '', ! '· r:· I ··.t • t '. ,. ·) .·· I ' ~ WIE~K AT E·lB.I I'fiLDS Thursday September 19th fo Thursday- SeptfRilir 76th OPPORTUNITY j.,' /'1 _, 1 Big Savings All Over The Store in Our Ann11al Oppprtunity Week - Store~H-ou_rs_.-_w_ee_k_D•_ys_9, A.M. to 5, ~.At - S.., 9A.M. to 9 p.m. Betly Brlle FREEZER PAPER 7or Ibe refrigeAtor and . home tretzer. Proteela meato and other foods at !reeling tempentures. Heully waxed on one lide. Opporluolly Week ' !~ 2 for $1.00 GIRLS OPPOBTUNIT\' WEEK GIRLS SALE! WOMEN'S DRESSES Suspender Jeans Rayon knit, smooth,fltting comfortable panties. While White heavy weight soft apUil totton anklet! with nylon reInforced heel and tGe for $1.00 Htavy denim jeans, detach· able ouspenders. Completely washable, coneealed side zip. per, doubl6 stitched oeamo Sizes 2 to 6K. 171 Regular $4.95 Dresses ... . . . . .. ..... Sale $4.00 129 Regular $8.96 Dresses ........ , ... . . Sale $7.00 105 Regular '10.00 Dresses .. . ... . .... .. Sale $8.00 WOMEN'S SH~~ONT PANTIES . TRIPLE ROLL . ANKLETS. OPPORTUNITY WUK . Junior Sizes - Misses' Sizes! Half Sizes and Extra sizes. Smart New Styles at Special Sale Prices for Opportun· ity Week. 405 Dresses at Big Savings for Opportuni ly Week. Women's Col&oD or pink ill regular sizes 5 to 8. Spoi1 paaties, elastic leg Hollywood brteft, flare ·leg step Ins alid band leg briefs. lone wear - Siz,.,. ~"' to 11. · -· 3 p,.in $1.00 ,, , BROADCLOTH BLOUSES . Fine quality cotton broad. cloth blouaeo, short slei!vea, many $lyles to choose from. Sizes 32 to 38. Opportualty Week. .2 for $1.00 . $1.00 . . '' '• ' , . l ' l SPECIAL! Women'• PANTIES PANTIES DRF;SS SHEER Rayon knit panties with rlh bed cuffs and elastic leg briefs. White, pink and blu<• In al.., 4 to 14. · NYLON STOCKINGS SALE! -- S aad BOVS' Women's Campus Girls Campus "CAMPUS" JACKET$ and COATS 12 Mea's rea. $8;8$ CIIDpUa Zipper Jaekell sile fi.OO Rayon knit panties - nylon reinforced at point'S of strain. Sl)lall, medium and large 3 for 87c 3 for $1.00 sta<klngo. The8e stockings are proportioned aalhcy are tnll to Iii perlect!Y at the top, knee, call, loot and heel. Slzel 81> to II. Colors: m•d· lum beige and light beige. "LADV ALPHA" WOMEN'S SNUGGlE PANTIES and VESTS Cotton knit snuggle panties and vests - All clastic waist band and elastic band legs - Sizes Me,dium, Large and Extra Large - Color Pink. $1.00 a pair OPPORTUNITY WEEK ON Adjustible wire lrou81lr crca· en, eaoy to u&e - Men's or boys olzes, 2 pair for $1.00 ... WHISK BROOMS u. (lood •uallty natural color broom corn. WI,. bound ban. die with rlna. D9c Value. IPPOITUNITY WIIK 39c Flannel Back TABLE COVERS ' Plastic table with cover~ flannel baeka - extra heavy - hemmed edae• - Deautl· flee yo~r toblo ~ protect• and ooves your llneno-wlpes .dean with damp cloth-Ideal lor dlnlna room and dinette tablts - Will not mar or seratch llble flnlo~becks. soUds and llorsl patterns. U ln. I 54 Ia. '. .. fl.l9 TAILES Portable• and etoUonary OI'I'OIITUNITY WiiK $10.00 . ••t'00 Pfstltnn Roehrs ond Ottomont .. SAL SALI N4.00 2 "'I· .. I 147.00 .... Mt.OO Lou.,. Chairs ·-- ·-·-.. . IALI SU.OO ~,... ft?,OO lwlvot II•Roclnlrt-Brown:=·- SALI $71.00 ,... Mt.oo Rock enH Loclc Choir and 11>-Atd "'" 1 ,... ....00 Rock aNI ._..j, Choir and Ottoman : ,... S~JO flock and L..k Choir enol Ottoman : SALI S7tOO ,... ,.,,so lwfnl .._ lock~rt -·-- ......... SALI $7t00 2 "t· $lot.OO ,,.., Ruloloor Choir ond Ottoman -· SALI saa:oo ::t:Iii: -~· · o~~U~!!K • An Oplall!lc!lnl Vali1e: iOO% all ·wt»l Hollywood Coal Swdten ..:.. 'y NeekJiiie·::-: fitted wajatband - 2 poe· tell. SiteJ~ 36 to. 48 ,, ~. medium blue, wineberry, navy bllle; black a!id grey. · . · ' ·..U.U -" 011 OUTFITS fa· -:-tllllbtb. he ' , entinel . I , / ' . \ ~.,otetJ To r•••~•·il ft rite Meal•·•~.. ..tret1 ________,_ ____;·. ....,......-------..!.'..__ _ _ __;___ _ I " . . - , N0.,132 GR.OUP Ill . I Regular 6lle Bat~ Towels 2 for $1.00~ OPPORTUNIT'f WIIK ''· :· I' I dozen penells4n ~ello~bane pack: 1\letolliip wllti eramNumier 2 lead.. . : OPJIOIITUNITY WIIK , P"CK OF 1 DOZ. 49c $2.00· SftEGIAL GROV.P ' ' } ·• '· • ' '···(.· • ' .i_, ' t:f $!1Ul' ·~~. . .......· J ·~ , • l l' ~.Kfl\irat~.... J• ' ' I l .. .. .. . .••• · ~tz J •. • _ N:SBHT BLANQ'I'S': ........ n.st u lin · ·. ·: 11Acq~J.9'm . ItA~;; ·. ·....·.,, .. .' .....'.. ,. n.il _.,D, $3.00 . ' $4.00 J I'/OdO)I.;it; "~ ' , , . ' ·~ .· OIA.tO~a Ja()jt.;liANpra .. . ., .....~ ...... ,·.' .' . . $2.15 1.:SWEATERS, ;lie,. •.. 'L,Ub~ BLB ILANiE'I'& '· , .•. ••. ·~·" a pair lleiUllr •ua orion sllpover · :.:,. .30 to ••· _ c~.::.1 _ . aweattn. A blr ilelecUoa 1lf · ....1 "" ""'" new colon. · • .. . eho"'Ial, 11&111 cocl and red. . O'II'OitTUNI.TY WlalC' O,I'OilTUNIT1 WliiiC 1 fill OPI'OIITUNITY ,WIIK ~ '!!}It ~~t eottoa ~·, W" ~Dt I'I.Yon-.lj!r_~DI '1'001 (IIKM) bi. lQIJ'IZ ,IWI'MN SBIBT ILANIUITII •. . .•• $%.18 •a:l$ ' lrl ~ .J.i~~· · ' . ~-··~~nd Floor ~:D . ., N liQ:ft'Bf:'N . • , \ . \ ... $Uil Reculll' l ·~t4~fL<IN SLIPq~ft . .. , $1.39 .. . I lt·.' ·M :Khs- JilCEPTIO~AL V4LU~ IN • SWEATERS h ' 1 < · ' UPHOLsTERY SQUARES · .. A new oblpment oL upboiJ. tery aquarea.'•Solldl lnd pit. tmll. Approximate llize Z'r bY :l'!..,lncbea: · ,. 1 ' ' ' ·OPPOi'ftJUn· 1· On 1\e MelD Floor .· ilaron aiid.;g~· · ··· ·· · ·ltlc ·· · · PLAID · . Ulii~.. B. ~ . . ...... ., ! .......... 71 Jilt • cottoa, II t* edt ilfon, I per eelot wool, '12184 ln. I ~ '. ' ' ' • • ,I 2 for ·$1,,00 · PRlN~D .; PkistiC Drafts' . . ' H"VJ ,1161• vlilyl P.l l'"s UIY to .,..h -'- · read, to "-"'· ~ beeuiiNl pat, tmll, each strip·:tr'' by 1!'1"\ OPPOiiTUNITY Wli~K $1rOO:• ,.k ' !Ilea's "Big Ylllli" CORDUROY ' 10 lei· ....5 . ' W~K T,ROU$1~5 SPORT SHITS 1\uutG thlckael ~ ron; Slset •'1!•11\ medium ond !me - We I lnown bnnd.! - excellent eomtruetlon and pa\11CJ'lll, ______. MJIOIITUNITY WIIK ., . atui'dJ fabrk for to~. weor. run cQt for ....fort. llooDIY,JQ'OtMJi110ned ·to lflt Zipper liJ. 8~~!10 . 10,80 In browil, JI.\Yl blut and· CJoar. coal. ' .,. u·Js;:. ~ s ·~~~ '\ Cat..t .Ho• . IIDROOM:suiUs €omplite. *Jib.:S'eft. ln~e~ri~g : Mittr'-' and $Jlri111. $.tilt~ cue bed a;~' '· ~ · ·, . ' ,. SPECIA~ Mea't fl,tiRDd $UI SUEDE FLArfNEL • ' at. KITCHEN TOWILS VIII& Tbe Buy HOUSEWARBS DEPT. . $U9... ,. 2 for $1 ..50 $4i95 I SPORT ·SHIRT~ , 89c GROUP Jl . Regular 89e Bath Towels OPPOIITUNITY WIIIG from Elberfeld&. m.o; Ptiiit;,;;Rock'iri.ifOiift·;.;w;;.;;.en;;I:.!~:J:::, "CRAFTINT" OIL PAINTING . ..a" ruaosr.., ' o Save all of your Salesllps :l 2~ . WOMEN!& ALL WOOL ·-·-/, ' ' . I ao,.,ue Suede Vlltmel · SALI sRoo '""!9.00 TV Chal.-1<1 ....... btlllt SALI mOO : "" 2.50 lwl..l · - IIOdcor (tu.;.lltlool :::: SALI 1:00 .... 9.00 ~Mionof Choirs-Gold, t U6ho SALI 00 7 ,... 9.00 "•tltrm Iockart (llllfllry ploatk conrt) ' 2 SALI 141.00 C ::tl $5~.00 lwf"l loll Plotltrm Rockiii-Pfootk ''"' cloth Ia toe.\ Nm 1a Mmtliloj Ia (li.....i)aUoa \ ·' ,EN-(JL·S BE THRiml ree. $39.00 Tapollry Occaalonal Chalr....Brown, rose beige '' Our own "Benwell" quollty. Pine broadcloth. AU olzeJ. Smart new fall patte~ns. · 3 pairs $1.00 .. • GROlj'P I Regular $1.00 Bath Towels ' Box ot .trouble drelaer, .mirror, book· w·•sll'o Aulolllltic'·, woter bruO 1111Ches to hoe. · . I OPPOI""NIT\' WI~K C)p_Hifljj~~ W.ioor ·.~,Oo ' ,: who is JleiJ. lk Jutt 20- ......, tltS SALE! Rei·~ '1• " All whiiA> end random work sook~ Nylon reinforced ~hrouahout. st,u 101> to 13. Deaular ribbed top or the ell!tle too anklet style. bcri in Cannon fint q'laUty Bath ToweJr.ftJr Opporljitllty • SPECIAL! , . . , "EAGtl!" . a ~ ICOR·D:~ BROADCLOTH PA'J4MU ·l~R .S. T · val· . ues on our1best sellint nllm· Hor $i.oo·· ,, WORK SOCKS IALI 147.00 2 1:Vll'oul!lllron lnd·lfmed oak. $Uf ORLON SUPOVER OPPORTlJNIT\' 'WEEK Eosy Choirs- TV ChoirsOccasional Chain- Lounge Choirs 6 AND IICOID PLAYIR $U8 Men't "CIIDpUf", 3 ree. SM.OO TV Cbalro-Red, hlaek, turquoise and black COMIINATION TV OPPORTUijiTY' Willi SPECIAL PRICES FOR U Ia. X 72 ln... . $2.49 SALE ....lor .22.»-16.t5-16JO OPPOitTUNITY WIIK Men'sJU5 . apeCI~I Tnese are extra Cannon's &Oc Ter1)' Red or green check.s. , Full eut, sanlorbed 10 oz. blue denim dun~areeo. Zip· per fly. Size• fl8 to 44. Men'& Every Day •:.\ 'J,' Full cut wf.th ll'&duated dl· menslona fur Itt and comfort. More ro6m In logo lc!r tiiY knee action. 10 01. oantcilizeil blue dtn!rn. !1lae• 8 to. 16. 1 r<g . • IIW.U~ IICt&C ~·1'1!· ~Ullll , , , ..... ~ate tnt.UU 1 re,. •n».uU lieu~·~~~. t>aU16\ .. . ..... ~~~~e •Ju.uu 1 rwg. Uti~.uu ureen ~·.Pc. I!Utle' . . . . • • . . !.ate t u I.UU 1 re_. UtiU.uU lletge 3·pc. :;w1e . . . . . . . . Sate ••• 1.uu 1 reg. JUB.IIU lto•e 2-pc. Sune .... . ... Sale ••n.uu 1 reg. •nu.oo <:Jtareoao 2·pc. Suite . . .... tlaJe $11/.UO 1 re~. ,uu.uu Betge ¥·pc. liulle .. ....• , Sale '11'• .oil 1 reg. '2ti9.00 Green :t·pc. Sulle . .... . .. Sale UDD.OO 1 reg. '2ti9.UO Lt. llelge 2·pc. Suite ..... Sate '1Y9.UU 1 reg. ''269.00 Lt. Brown Z·pe. Suite . . .. Sale UY9.DO 1 teg. '269.00 Green 2·pe. Suite ........ Sale '199.00 1 reg. $297 .oo Brown wtth turq. 2-pc. Suite !!ale •zzz.oo 1 reg. $269.00 Brown 2-pc. Sutle ....... Sale $222.00 1 reg. f279.00 Beige 2·pc. Sufle, ........ Sale tzss:oo 1 r~g. U19.00 Charcoal Z·JII:. Suite ..... , Sale '233.00 1 reg. $%79.00 Green 2·pe. Suite ......'. . Sale '233.00 1 reg, $259.00 Grey 2-pe. Salle . .. , •... oale •212:00 2 reg. '319.00 Grey 2·pe. Sult~a ~ ....... Sale $288.00 2 reg. $319.00 Dark Green 2-pe, Suite . . . Sale $288.00 1 reg. $319.00 Light Green 2·pc. Suite ... Bale '288;00 1 reg. U19.00 Rose 2-pc. Suite ...... .. Slle '288.00 2 reg, $319.00 Gold 2·pc. Suites ... .. : . . Sale '288.00 1 reg, '319.00 Turquoile 2·pe. Suite .... Sale '281.00 1 reg, $319.00 Brown 2·pe. ljullc ....... Sale $281.00 1 reg. $349.00 Turquoloe 3·Jie, Sectional . Bale $281.00 1 reg. '349.00 Beige 3·pe, Sccllonal .... Sale· $288.00 1 reg. $349.00 B.laek 3·pe. Sectional . . . . Sale $288.00 1 reg. $379.00 Brown 3-pc. Sectional .. .. Sale $311.00 1 reg. $397.00 Chareoal 2·pe. Sedlonal .. Sale '333.00 • '' I BATH TOW.LS Week. DUNGAREES DUNGAREES 1 reg. U 79.00 Green Nylon 2·pc. Suite .. SIJe f133.00 $1.95 Boys !'Big Yank" ' Men'& "Big Yank" "KBOEHLEB" LIVING ROOM SUITES O~l'OlTUNITY WEEK ' See Ike Complete Llae of Jaekel& and Coall For Men aDd Jloyt oo The MelD Floor SPECIAL PRICES FOR TROUSER CREASERS ' 2 for $1.00 , .. v.rue ta.48 8 Men's leg. $9.85 campus All Wool Jaekel& Slie $1.00 · Sizes 36 to 44. 1 9 Mea's leg. $13.91 Clmpus Plaid Jackelll. Sale fll,te ' Sizea 36 to 46. . 8 Boy• Beg. $1.95 C1mpus Jackets ........ Sale ...to Slzes_8 to 16. · · · 1% Boys Reg. ,7.95 CIIDpus Jukets ... . ... . Sale $UO Sizes 1~ to 18. . 11 Boy• Reg. $8.85 Campw Wool Jaekela . . Sale •i.Gll Sizes 8 to 18. · '· Dl gauge - ID denier nylon CANNON Durable eoljlleled cold pack ••nnm. Ea11ly cleaned. Hold 7 quart Jlll'll. Extra dc<p. SizeS 38 to 46. .. . • . 15 Mea'r .Reg. '8.95 Campus Zipper Jaekela Sale f7.0• Sizes 39 to 50. · ·18 Men'• Reg. ,.._5 C1mpw Sureoala ..... S&lc .$f.eG Sizes 38 to 52. , aizcs In pink. blue, green, Jellow and white. OPPORTUNITY WEEK SALE·! ,.,COLD PACK . CANNERS nine sea· ln. poor thot'• • '!QUALITY" ' drl( up , TY,PEWR~ ·'aiLE:Ts· .,t j T j ' "' ' I II S!Je. ,1> ' ' he~VJ 4 •!'!le ~~ pai>er bo\iQ,\1. ~ · • OI'POitUNI'tY WI.K 4.fat SOt· :' . 1 eould Wl~.:~J:~d b~ s<•aerer beUeved oil .ljeloda.ltto at the . ~=;2!:~·•ome., - ·- - - - - - - - · - · - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 18, 1957 bell purdum still swisher