https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/520062e4718173990d4c941ce00be48e.pdf 6b15aad2cbe6bf7359d5e4509a3a19da PDF Text Text ~ ,' ..-- ··-. r., t '' 1 " , I - ., week end. Gu~ata we'"e Mr and Mrl!l. T. E. Lees and dau1hters, Teresa and D1• ana, Mr. and M!'s Mike Garven and S<ln, Mike, Jr. Mra Virgil North and children, Walter Lee and Carolyn and Mro. Jamea Sh~n· er and aona, John, Leonard, Tefry and Rollin, all of Newark. Evangeline OES Fciends Night Meeting Is Held i Susan Warner Is Honored With ' Farewell>f»arty ·. .,. , ' Su1an Wamer, dau8hte~ of ¥\'.' and Mra. Ral?h Wamer w~ illll move to New Ieney thiJ week end, wu ho•orod on Sunday aftjr Evancellne Chapter, OES, had their Friends' Night, Monday eve· ning when they met at the Ma· oonic Tempi• with Mrs Willis An· thony, .W. M., and Allen Hughel, w. P., presiding Grand EJecta, present among the twenty visitors from Clearwater, Flo , Racine, v •• REEDSVILLE noon wltb i farewell parbo &ivan Mn. Maude Chaney, Cblrluton, Muu. , , 1 ' by the members of tier ·Sunday and ''aon, ll.liph, md Mra.. Ellen · J(n., ~ . WalliN ~o4 aonlnSebO!Il Clw of lhe Ma~ii lletbO·~ Mia l,ucr Klltlolt Wolfe of Ne\fell, W. Va., 'l'llited ll!lf, .RI\liW'il Hilh, 1rert . . . . dllt Cburdl 1 Mlu Hdlne R;ed, who rellnl- here rteently with Mn. Chloe 'llltoraln Bulpro, 1')1undQ. . ·Mrs. Alma Turnor II the teacher 1,V returned from 1 trip to Calif· Mll\1 :. ~nd other relal!vea and M'r. ud 1tfQ. Vlrllll 'jlpj!llleJ of the elau aid wu ill charse ~I pmla and Mexico with the Elden frlejlda., 1 'were reeent vut1ora 'li Ml!1tl,la,· the pol luck picnic dlnqer lih!Cb Bla~ Jr. family Ia now enrolled Mr. an~ Mr!. Charley Ztcafooae ataylig at the boale Of tbe,lr wf ..,..ed at the New Haven, In the JUo Gnaae Coller• where ~~ c~erry Grove, w. va., came Frt· .t~r, Mn. PbylJII .Ayen wjdle abe l'ark at 12 noon. 'lhe 11 prepiJ'ina for teachlnr. day to •lilt his slater, Mn. Joe wu oD a trip to Ne!r Work. . Followin8 tbe plenlc, the 8f01ip •';;;;;;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;i;;;i;;; • ;;;;;;;;~;;;·;_;;.;_,;~;ii;;;~i;;'~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;~l retitrned to the aoclal· r..mo14if I' · ' the church and surprised the hdll· or~Preaent with many indlvlduatslfta. . ~ were Joy Tbibe~ lotin Van Metre Jane Turner. Be"y Cuonln&bam, Nancy Proffitt, Cq,o. ale Horbour, lily RedlJian, ~ile Redman, IIIley, Roush, Dee Betty Ebenhlcb, SuzieGloria Job»aoa, John cunninrham, Jane DOd aon, Jalle Burge11, Stephen Kaflle, Ju,dy Turner, Mike Hubour, alld the honoree. , Sending gifts but uqble 10 .~ tend were .\lien Sayre, i\onnle !!\' sles, and Chorles Ander~n. Mqlh• eri drtvinl cars were ~Dirt H..hour, Lemma lohnlon, Betcy Ka Faye Wingett, Harnsonv1Ue, was .. _ _ 0ppo.rt.'' 1. nl•1.y w.8.'k .LBERFELDS a·I E . . ' . Pa&t Matrons were honored and Mrs. T. F. Jlawklns, conductreas, presented red rosebuds to the fol lowing ladie•· Mrs. Marion AI· lenawortb, Mn. Charles Bennett, 1 , • \ J ----·- - . _,.....____ - - .---.--- Loo.l Men Are Affected BrPromotions · And TraJJsfe·rS At I > ' I ,' I I ' ' I ' . ment. · Spencer II ullrned wliiJ 1U.e 27110th All Blse Wlnr, 011 Wrllb~ Potterson Air 'Foree ·1\a,., wKo... he Is a motor vehicle operatot. Mossman's Host To Family Group · )olr. and Mra. Ealle Moum•n en tertalned a fi'Gup of rolallvca at lhelr home, 1\llneravlllo, over the ~LITTI!E ,. 10· I.N ·C H·'' G~OES ·B:A CK T~O, E ... .... _I _ • I ' . 'f' The "Little Bit IIU" 11111a1 wiD deltftr &8 , "LitUa BltiDcb" from Ba:~~towo, Texas, tc. rradu ot avtau~· i'lld IIIOtor ,uo11.., rm. Jleuadnlllt, Wut Vlrtlnla,' Ia betor recon· Hilt, htatlll olll, dlll!lll and Jet 1111'- fuell, 'ftl1t4 fflllll )lltural' ,.. trarumlaslon to the and llquellttl bui&Dt &1111 propQt.. ,ID\I do 1& erltlul Hl'l'loe for w•lcb It wu built. 'l'bls re8ular1Jo, on acbedut. nranllHI of -lhtr, pertloa of the II De Ia to become part of a and at 1 aubatiatlalaaY111 ovtr other lfllllo · IToo.mtlt 171tem that wiD IJ,IC!ude a 280-mlle portatloo metboda. 1 (1. . .) 111era1 Se1111our, lndlalll. to . NeW faollltltl Will &II Uri eOUIDUIII ~DOW aearloa CUDPletlop. to all deltverlea of eupplle; of aat11nl r --~IIIIMII"•JIIM wiD be the lo111111 of Tex&a Eaaltrl!'t'auatomera who are preat dlulllt.r oommoD carrier of petroleum eatly beiD111rved throarh the "Little Blr !IOta Ill' lht UDltetl St&lel. It wiD connect hlcb" piJIIII~~ttafit.IL ID addltloa. DIW • · ~·• ~t reftlllnl cap~eiiJ (retlnertee atruatloo 'WID lpcno.tte ~· dellvt17 capaalt,t bailie Gulf~ lllut Tuu, North Loulal&na: of Tex~ 1111era'a "OO·mll' aatur~l ru loatll ArliallllaaiiC! Mlti-Contloeahreu) with traaamlaaloa 171tem to over 1,u~.ooo,ooe 1-~~Ia ll lllt~Wutim and Southern atatu. cubic feet per dt~ b)' ,.., nd. . 1 from r•• = .,...~ ·~'·"·~:...,,.. .( h.' ~~ .~~a;t;..;l,,• IHftiVIPOftT v ~0-lltAlU ''L,' ., ,, 1 '~·, - ·, ltiN.I.J1 •• l/fll prol/ih,. ' J, ....... ' ' Mrs. Cora Death ~epqrte~ At Tole4lo,.O~io .···; ert·EnforCin • Forty Miles \Is • ' l IIIIIUI'OI goa ,_ --- VOL l)t NO. 137 ' Ma~n ~~efta •UIId... an4 alxty..l1ht mil~• of the ,I .. \ SOCIETY ' , I ( POMEROY •,· ~ 95 .c tA 00 ) ' w·vmen I f"'• urlllll · · · .. " " ' " " ' " · " " ", ' ' " " · " · Sale «"'• I ••:': Mrs. Zelia Cross, Mrs. c P. Gal· lasher, Mrs Max Harrah, Mrs. Robert Harm, Mrs. Stewart Haw· kina, Mrs. W W Hayes, Mr1 J 0 Leonard, Mrs. Earl Knight, Mrs. Evelyn Lew.,, Mrs. A. R PUllen, Mr1. William Reynolds, Mrs. Griff Russell, Mrs. Will Steil!, Mrs. Joe Young Sr , Mrs. James Clatworthy Plana were made for Obligation night to be held on October 3rd and lour new candidates were Initiated into the Chapter. During the social hour a dessert eourse wa1 served with Mrs Stew· art Hawkins presldinc at the sil ver coffee service. An arrange. men! of marigolds and '1/'"' was u~ed on l~e refreillmenls table which was lighted by white taper!. Hostessea were Mra Milton Hood Mrs. Homer Forrest, Mr1 Robert McElhinney. Mrs Mary Roush, Mrs. E. M. Wood, Mra. Carl Ebersbach and Mrs Denver Nelson. t:. , ', WO....'I $8.95 Dr111es · · .. · · · · · · · · · ·.... " · · · · · .. · · ·.•· ·' ,t..lo. $7.00 ' ,_.. ~i:::i~~;:!t~ W!fe,w~l: · Wo111t11's SIO.OO Dresses .. ··: ........ ··· ·:· ··: ·.. ·.. ·.. stf~ $8;00 Women's AI Wool Coif S~eater ·········· ·····.:·.·· ······:· fll•~ tf ,.~ Womws S~-.;t.OIIf Rayon Panties ·······.···• ······-·· · 2' ,.,-. $1.00 , Women's Sheer N~tn Stockings ··········· ········; ········· -r' · $1.00. Men's Big Yank Bl11 De•Jm Dungarees ·· ···········: ·· ····.·:.· $1'.91.· Men's $l.95 anti $2.49 Sutdt Flannel Shirts ··········· ······ · $U9 Men's Big Yank Corduroy Work Trousers · ·········: ·· ···· ···.·· $4.95 Men's $4.95 Orion Sl~ver Sweaters ·························· $4.00 Men's Evtry ·Dar- Yi,k Socks .... ·.. :.. ·:.. ··.. ·.... · 3 pairs $1.oO ·- Ret. $2.49 Cold Pack Canners · ······························ ··· $1.95 Betty Brite FrHzer·Pqper .... · .. ·........ ·.......... 2 rolls $1.00 Mt~~'s and Boys' A~ustabfe Trouser Creasers ········ ·· 2·prs. $1.00 Reg. $2.75 Dust and POlish Mops,·················· ·· ···· ···· ·· ,$2.00 Airman soeond cliss llernlao S. Printed Plastic Drapes ····· ······ ········· ·····: ······:· $1.00 ' pai Spencer, &on of SP!!J1cer, Racine, Ob!o, r&enllited 1~ . Ill• u. S. Air FPrco for a ,term Ot1al& . Cotton Sheet Blankets, 60 ~y 76 inches · · · ·· ·· · ·· · · ···· ·· ·· · ·· $1.00 years effective Septem~ It, lftl1•· Airman Spencer, b11 ~'*plet'd four yelrs of military ~rvlo! 1 1bd .Whitt Cotton Sheit Blankets, 70 by 90 Inches ··· ··· · · · ···· · · · ·· $2.19 . has expressed ~11 lnte~Uon of ,rfi. mainlnr with the Air Force •UQ!ll Beacon Rmllankets, 64 ~Y 76Jnches ········: ·· ·· ··········· $2.95 he become• ellrible far. t!t~e· Pomeroy, Cbeahue and Harrisonvlile. •' di. .' �.' ' • • ~~N~~II!l!Y Se!IUnel, fomeroy.Middleport, 0., Sept. 2~, 1957 l ( ' ' l ~·} .'.' ~-· News{la-pe--:--rs-=s-e~-e-:ln-M-:-:--on-y-:-:W-:-oys( Sqme Quite "' . '"C~ce, Yet Of Great Volue To ¢olf.lmunities T.oo ~' vtJ· ~f~s~~p~~~ ., ~~e~:i~~~~n:~:~~~n sf:; :a~~~r;~~~~d suits were !ileA away for handy reference She was required to send to her state orgaoization evidence of certain meetings havlng been held m June and July by forward lng to Columbus newspaper clippings One meeting was in June, the other July "I lost the clipping from Tlje Sentinel about one of the meetings, and 1 forgot to Again, The Daily Sentinel came to this man's rescue. A search of only a few minutes gave up the roster of new offtcers for thts Sunday School class. How fortunate it was that these folk s were not forced to drive 20, 25, or 50 mtlcs away to get what they n~eded to·oo The Price Is Rttht 10.30 Truth or Consequen•N I1'00 Ti~ Ts~ Do~Jh 1qo It Could Be Yq)l 12·00 News Report 12.15 Movletlme ~:~, l!rl~~ a~4 ClfO~IJI Z:OO M.al!n,. Theater 3·00 Queen cor a Dar 3:1f. -.~p<l'!rn Bol!lanacu 4:00, Comecll bme 4:30 Trouble With Father 5:00 Spinach Playhouse 3:45 NBC News 6:00· News Picture 6:15 Sports Eye G·zo weatnereaat 6:30 Wagon Tral,n 7:30 Father J(nOifl Bert 8:00 Kroft TV Theatet 9:00 Th1s_i!"Your Llie 9:30 Watmront 10·00 Tic Tae Oou&Jt 10:80 News Headline~ t0:4Q ·Nflewalca 12:00 Tonlllli! · Projected Sewage Improvement Looms As Bitter PJ/1 -- To Take 8111 The Record Indicates The Dose Is Coming It wtll be a biller pill for many to swallow, J '' towns and cities The nearest with such a hts' ' but it seems that eventua)ly Pomeroy and tory Is Gallipolis whtch aft@r two years of arMiddleport will have to ante up most of the going in &nd out of the courts , proceeded J s money to build a dispo118l plant and sewage direeted. system. Apparently there are r eal teeth tn the edict' from Columbus. Some of them ,.mtght 'l'he meeting held in Middleport Monday have to be sharpened, and even used a little, night betw~en State Pollutipn Board offtctals, before the two local councils unapimously represerrtattves of engineer flrms, both coun- aul)lorize eventual construction ells and their mayors and a n~m,ber of mter· ~e do not consider the councils bemg unested c.ltize~s had one flrtl) result. Middleport necessarily mulish to follow the procedure authonz~d ~ngineer • ' •• • •• ••' '' ...' ~ ••• •' • ~ • ~ < • ' ' TRVIiiSDAV·- .Channel I 0:00 . Today 9:00 Romper Boom ~· 30 Trea!Ure llunt 10·00 The Prl•e '' RtJbt 10:30 Trltl.h. ~ Co!),l"'u~~· ;1:00 Tie tat Dot!lh 1!.30 •I Could Be Ym 12:0iJ New\~P~rl 12:1$ --~~Je e. '1:30 lli'ld& d Groom a:oo III6Une• Theater i 3:' ,oo, Qu~:en lor 1 Day a4., lrtoderf! twmaneea 4:oq Cqm~y ~m. t3Q Trg~)ll~ ~fli 1\th~ 5:00 SRiD!Itb .P~)!puae, ' ~- 12~'t , · SIJpw ~ - Slt!k NEWS Mr. and Mrs. ~, M. Rousn were Mr. and Mrs Robert (Bua) in Point Plcr.sant SaturRoush were Wednesday evening day. guests ol Mr and Mre. Fred Ernie ami Miss Twila Rickard 1'11U11SDW 7:00 Jtm!!!.le BRIEFS I----------· '.' -~ ' SYRACUSE Daily Sent~nel Daybook llulld~ro ~IIJ.lam ~5oi·,._~ev .~ litr. c~el, a~rl I al~o cha~t 7.30 QR~J@Il.' Blicllilt 8:00 Captll~ ~a..,aroO US CD$ ~.-. , B:M Locit,l Newa · 9:oq Gmy 1[!1<1!'! 9:~0 Art•lll".~ ta~e ' ' Wa~ne, Bu~c~ JW~teo ° =~e~;... ~~~u=b~o~:~i~":'~~ 1 ... .· •• ' -~ " .. • ( .. '• ,•• • ' G~ave Ml ..Tifi:O CALLID lira. Lo&IO Arnold and 100. Now- The Cradlo or th, pter, aik aad Mr. and Mro. Eugene Children or the American Revalu· and M ona, Mason . lion, wtll m<et Thllfllla¥ at 7:30 ' at tbo home ol Utelr ,.nlor preal· \J, T. ul rort Dodle, lira. Dale Dutton, SharQO Iowa, prtlldtnl of the Fon D9ciP :Jotlel cllaptor preotdtnt, wlU be Bu•lne" CoHere, and hla brother, i1J of tho meetln11 whea a HatTy McDaniel, Norih ol \lui iw·lawa will be til• t:lllett on Mr•. !dna Cart"on and ' olher friend•. Mr. McDanlelo and - · -- - :ifni. Carleton were achool motea Mra. Ada Sun· ,..,.. 110. present were llr. and· lin. Btrl al: the old Corleton 4t day I dinner. Thglo, · llr. and Mro Herbert Stol!!rt Wltklu, Mra. Francea Ritter ~d ~hw.b llc:D~nlelo Llbe~ den~ ch~lo Carollo~,, ~evJIIqD cuue~. CoiiOI~ Stac~ ~attrtalnod Wit~ 1\Ir~Y, I"'· an~ ~Hinted W It _" ....::. ' - - -- M • . 0 ers- ournmg Recent Mo rrl'age Vieltlng Mr. and Mr~. Dallas ~:~k~~'':J.olt 1\juseum "1 Hyde Gibbs, Broad Run, Sunday, were DULL IS, FIG,L ·CONFER WASHIIIG'fON. (UP) - Au.trlan Foreign Mlnlater L:eopold Ftal 81ng nnOUnCe talked over U.S.·Auatrian rela· · ttons with S•rretary·of Slate John Mr. ond Mrs Thomas Wollers, 1 Fo1 ter Dulles Tuesday. He tarmed MalOn Boulevard, Potnt Plensant, the hatf·hour discuulon "helpful have announoed the recent mar- nnd useful" but rave no details. rlage of dauyhter, Clll'ol Jlo was by Austrian Aqae, to James Mourning ' "" of l'lnaftc,e Mlr.ls!Qr lle1nhardt Ka· Mr. Ml~dleporl. Ml'tl. Mournh,,, llalt and the The late mltz. ,quiet ceremon~ woo performed at NIW PHONI GADOIT B. A d tho~r l;lournlri~ ~ nccompanl~ Mr and lllrs. Dwleht Gibi)o o! Oak Grove, Mr. and lira Tobey My. ers, llr. llay!lload Ro111h •nd Deanla Weavtr and' Mill Mal'!' Roush, Vernon. Okey and CjCII Ble•Jnr were callera ' ln tiome of llr. and Mrs DoMII Rouoh •nd llfr, and !llro. Toboy Myer1, Friday evenln1. Mr1 , Irene lloU!h pf lllckory was co-hoatesa with "'' ' In hontnl 10 ~. 111rs. Q~ard. d~ueh~r, Ro~ t~e - ~;~~~~ ::::~~~:~~!~~~wl 1 M~,.Jiti. ;._D~\ de~"n~~:·~~~~~ ~:,!':'~o:pi~~~ - T"..h'e o~,·ly Sentl.·"'el ···~bead /'itY. or ' hiiih ·~~qol >nd a member ol tho wolked away with $1,120. ~yo' " . Club . CAN INII IIIRI I 1 !il]~i;ij:b, lit,. Ill. llr. and ,IIJ"L l!ouromg ore mak· I , "' iAI 111~1~ -ome with his mother, IOWA CIT'r Iowa (UP) Ill ~ IJqlj ~ aJ ~ IIIIi Dale. lltnurnlng ,etery carqtaker C r. P~tJot\ I~ljntii!IJt ' ' · complained about a dlflertnt kiq!f n"""\ '"e•rrter wbn IY~ PLOODS HIT MACAO of NPirb that are welghln~ Qj.. Dtl1i fl.. 1111 MACAO UP- AI least 2 per- splrite down. Parrott aald the Oak· ,.. •otw rottlt :;." . •IOU have died and Moo Wllro land Cemetery hae ~oc:olfte the '11: lliiDIIII, Pi telt- home leg In this Portugu..,! nal restln~ place of beer •ana and , -- ~ South~ost Asian enclave " a :e· whisky bottle~ dlomded aft~r ~ avt~ of llood1 triggered by ty· veJritAby Unlveralbl of •Iowa 1!11· ,,, •• , .... ,. -plloon Gloria. • dente •nd local bulnoumen. ' cf!n. ltllt ~Dttllll '"'~··~· con~111~~~ ~ • '~ ' .~ I •' ~ R·-'~ , n•• ftltYI lngrD.IIII W M Pu • : d I~ H.orJ~r~ 8:4~ SporiJcope !.,.00 N•• of the Nleht 8:()9 9:30 }~~Jg ~~~~~-13-- . Dr: ~-Fr~n<e l(o~ f Lay·Away- Shop Sttiffiers Second Floor. DAN RIVER SHEEN ... > ', !" ' ' ' CO.L~t~$"·,.·.. ...•' JEWELRYt,..··sroRE 30 inch, D. B. toggle closing vote front, pe~ky flip convertible hOOd collar. 2 large patch pock· ets, 7 rows Of cording qn sleeves and bottom. 01111~.,!~11 «;brio~ I,~I,JV.Y' , ,~,llCHIR• • '·' ' TtJic . al, red, turquoise. SiUS l0.18. Atlanllc Leacue. 'A ..Uvt 'of Jle. 1 Attantla Lei1ue, A native ot Detrolt, RO&IDII\ poatod a 111-1 won al!jl lost reeord' 1111' AuiUata thll • Wh!eb•~nn~r $4~95 . 81iy A Set!ead Use Our Conwenient laJ-Away Plan ' -Two Poir $5~00 . " • DRESS SHOES • A credit to any gal'oward· robe, the eosy-gada-bou~ ine eldrt, an .wool brushed plaid. CJ.i.tet- pleot, front and back, oelf 'I"'!P'· 1... Feoturea ~lpaca pile c:onvertibl thrrette belt, bidden back ztpper hood collar; water repellen zipper. Blue. green, lilac. too, wool·ll~ed !or etdra warmlll. 10-18 34 inchto Jon(, ·3 rows of R.R stitehinf at bottom, dtuble frog elngle wood toggle cloolng. 2 large carry-all poc~ets. Double tape el • per prevellts snagging or olp . ,II Pile In hood. Natural or red. Stu 10-20. CAR COAT I .I ., .' :jl' ;; Tht ' I I \ /, Slo.t Seam II' i l~ . J t. \ i '' I ' Walk,-,,; . _ . _...: .}'_ ~ .IN ALL WOOL . · ·BLANlm PW~ · I Continental Flavored H J5' ~98. \ ~ .... - • ) '' .' C~pri I • ' ~ ' C.ampus ;stro.ller - Pants '! • slim line, ·slOt seam walter . fliOnt, trouser tucks ~t ' In Washable Corduroy ~ '- seal!! pockets Sizes 10-18. I side seam pockell, e.zip~r. Grey ~- Sizes 22-30. " . Crew Neck ' colors; fly front, extension belt, •id Nan Noblo BOY The Shetland :J'ype J11lky ·I ,· '. All Wool SWEATER _...;._ _;_...,, -:. ----------~Big news for junior debs iB this crew lmportect Hand •SPORT SHOES SAVE -ON ~ NEW "• - •• • J I .. . • .aAU,t.RlNAS . SKIRT 34 INCH Plaid or stripe' corduroy, assorted PatrI For h I brushed . : 'i . '' ' Wome~'s ~ Sho~s 1 100% Wool 'plaid 111. Gaul and . . . ' ' .-' .95 f · H.· E" D J.. LE Molii..IT " , 'p•• : 200. Cllr -· ~ .. ~ ' Wool lined. Water-repellent River-sheen. Natur- I were Sat· of Mr. and . Re':-y~--;;:::.1~' . -. !lin. David Frecker. Pine Grove spent Saturday with h'r daueh· t,r a~d !On·ln·IIW, Mr. and Mr~ Holnet' Holter. Mr. and lin. Homer 'Holt~ and Pomeroy, Ohio • Mre. David Frecker ytsited recent ~~=;::~jj'Y with Mr. end lira. Henry Bailey ;;;; ond Hr. and ltlra. Joseph Wippel. ' 111. and Jlrs. Lawrence Parlltl 111..1 A and lllrl, William ),11\ Cliar, and l!!r. .,and • JlrL Clayton and ,douchler warren were weekelid eueols r.tr. ind Mr1. Eel Parfitt. .&ntlfew ·Davia wh~ fell laal week 11 hia home, Reek Sprlngo ' . breaklnc hia arm relurttod. home Tuesday • lrnm Melp Geperal . llo!Jlltal!' " Re11bna and Slevte Knight of Pt. Pleuant sptnt• Tu01doy with !belt areot srandmotber, Mr!. Jobn Bally. - TO CAR COAT ~) ~ATCHMA~~R~ · Large selection , new styles. budget priced. Buy now on Ma~elline S~~ice COATS _;31 ' FALL 'SHOES ~hr.·,~ ~ sl~r. 'BAGS ~ neclt hoy sweater. At 1~ nonchalant • • TWEED SKIRT·. (J() bulky-look'U!g_and you're fabulous! beat. Oolors: charcoal, Ught grey or bulky wool skirt In turquoise, rust or go}CI. beige heather and green. Sizes 3+40. ron hip pocket, side front kick pleat, sell zipper. 22-301 Saddle Tan- Special PurchaseAssorted Styles. BUY NOW ON LAY-AWAY AUL DEPOSIT Will ' HOLD YOUR.Pdi(HAU UNTIL ,, Mlddleporl .l ·> ' ; :;,;:!b ·;illl4i~!ftttt;,,J ~ Bright colort - ali sizes - dE . • ' • ./ '~ ''ndlledol~f - '2 GIOO>UAJE , Md. UP- Four hor&- DETJIOJT VP.-The Detroit Ti· ~·tl)e~U)!EL, al,roady have been entered lor rert hav.,~bued 11oa Jlo,arian Wulllnston. D. c. lnternat!Qn . i5-year-ol4 ,r1Jht hlf\der from ol Turl Race at Laurtl, Nov u: They are Gallant llan 111!1, Round Table from thla country, •al ind BaliTinou (PJt' . ( IX:m· .:::!. ~~:r- If.~~ t R~h SOCIETY T,ll.e~ter o~· GALLANT MAN INTIR.D w·..t.a ' ' u~. r~~r~~~i~i;~~f;ro;m,~Iie~la;n~d:===~~=:~ye~,r~·~·~~ii.~~;~bl '!lin. Beuloh Glbhona. Ind .. on August 2l WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UP) h 1 ·~~ Mro, ~1 Jone~ &r. •t... Lawreneebur1,, In th• pro1enre ol Randall Gar· Electrlral contrlctor Phif Guile,.. ~Ot)le 1 lt¥f • · lJld. *!- A. 1), PoW<! II land, Gajllpot s Ferry, clo" friend re• planned today to start man- ~~g~Tb~y ~~".::: and Ml'l. lfil111it Powell, Nelson· ol tho aroom ulacturlng rlevlcea to redial tel• beautiful ville. phone numhPro. Re Invented the Mr. and ROll illl'lth HpJ,iA 'cpeMnt K' daytl mstrumont himself. The ll•dget Ia and Donna were Saturday guests w lliU-• .,...,, MJi 1 · c IY a . ' for persons who must leave thelr f M d M a· Bt 1 1 B.,han I Huntln,ton stnce her graduat~on telephones unattended When the 0 r. an r1. uy '"' nc 0 Spendloc a week willl Mr. and In I!IMI lrom Pomt Pleosant lhgh I phone rU.U the device automat· MalOn, ~ti!fdtiY JlrL RIJl'al 'rlut- Yltll Mro. bo Schkoo! 'Wher, •h• wbas 011 thh• yeN ar· lcully diaia • pre,..l number• at oo"::d 0 14 C!~ Jameo Clj'dcq, ~SAAtb'~. I ' to 11' a mem er 01 t e1r a whte~ the aubscribet· ean be IIi. 'and. lfre. ~b Brink" an4 !llro. Euio Eve . 1 ol Dlt,r,oil, lo , Uonat Honor ~oeidy and acllve In reoched I ~~~~nt:~ e,tlr CarltiAIA. 'Ill Carmel wert ! viiiUnc b~ ~Q·iri• ~VI Uld dau1h~ other school affms. Mr Mourn·. • 1~ IUNII of l9f' 1}1\fl(n, E E. llay·j er, Rev. lnd Mro, I!R~ Wlltietlll. • lne, who aronuatod m 19M lrom NO FANCY FIXTURI$ ~!'f• .~~!~~~~· man. • _ MiL A.to Slack Mlddl~port lllgh School," • soph· MILWAUKEE. Wis IUP) _ .....,__.,_-:--- ·- - - - . - - - - - - om~ tn ll·e College ol Eleotrl. cal Englncermg , 1 Oh•o Untver- Police soueht a bank robber who ··d ha· b••• employed du ... oporlles with a (ow . ~ II Inc the ouu'mor at the Ohto Val· he uses no Nun. The robber 11\&re, · -. -.." 'M r, - •sn IIIIGI-11·-N • •ua ley Eteetrlc ('orp. plant at Kygor ly . thr~st a note lhtOUih the tilr I~~~~·~:~-~~ .,.,~ ,.,-, ' ;-- ............ """ ,....,... C~ek. He wns active In sport. in cr • wmdow aoiUn& for $2,1100. ne · 111ent 1 wet k In lluntlnaton with lfr, ' kg4 ~~ Bert Boll"'i ud children qf Copron. Ill., and Jilt! ney ¥ \l'rllt, Wheellna, vlllted Jlt. RpJ Winebrenner fl14l ftiJJu)J. ' !:RObQrt Crow lDd boyo, t.IJ:a. l!oift • llo(IJIOI and 'Mra. Allee 1\'11 'VIIIIM Mrt E J Wellll Jlrl. Stobart't •liter. Rodio Dial ?:~0 S~Fiqt,l Clrc~s 0 Th • t I Dat"ly on 990 , sr~ot 0 y our lUI~ "!'!'!;!' '~~.~:!.:.~ It venitr In the · .;: • ' w!:ot w.-·-11 Kun: - LADIES POMEROY Meiss County News I 7.1~•• or GoO ond Judy Halden, dauah· ten or Mr. and Mr1. Elmer Mal· den, Nellon111le RD, former loell reJJdenta, ore lilted In the acbool oltlcero at the NelJon•llle Ht1h Sehool Gail, a junior 11 Ia chlrce ol publicity and ludy, . Iter el111.Jl'&der, It pretldent ol Seventh I , . ry Kat,••• WHH I TOm~kln• .~m~r, T 11~50 11, m. ; J~k· I Qt~ t0:30 Strike lt'lltcb 11:00 N,wa ' 1!:10 Katie's. Altl)4uc Roush. were 1!1 New Haven Saturday and I 1.15 Love of .Lite Mr. an Mrs Curtis Young .re· en Mr and Mrs Stanley AdMayor E. F. Robinson in the near future, will Every means possible should be explored lt:84 S.an:.ll for TomDlTOW turned to tflelr farm here after ktns. 11 :U Qult!J'!' IJihl . spending a lew days at their Okey Ro~sh and Mrs.. Ethel Fry satisfy the enforcement people of the state to obtain financial assistance in the proJect REDS PROBE ANTARCTIC 12:oo IPt<:h•n homes in ChPrleston and Dunbar, were business callers m Point pollution board that "something Is betng done even though other towns in similar circum- . LQ)JDON UP - Ru3Stan setonIZ:~O Aa'tlt.e World Tt.u'lll Mrs. Berth• Kensel and lamily Pleasant Frid ay. to get on with the project." . ttsts plan to set up a Ctfth re1:00 Beat the Cloc~ stances have proceeded to butld But we can. seart·h stnllon m the Antarct•c ,.. of Union spent Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. 'f. J Gladwell, Mr apd Mrs F M. Roush Jimmi' and Jerry of Hamm011d I :30 HoJUeplrty There is wl,de conjecture as to what the not, surely, refuse to accept lite idea that this terior this winter, Mo•eow Radto wltn Ed Fry CAlled on Miss Ella Bles- spent the week end with Mr ind 2·oo 81i'Payoll state would do if a community made an all- has to be done sotietlm2, and if it is our ' "'d today. sing SundRy morning. Mrs. Ivea Kmg.' 2'30 Tho Vertllrt Is YOIIH Okey B. Roush is visiting his . Mr. and Mrs .Curtis Rickard :•OIIVig)ll agajnst compliance. All anyone has to pay for most of it, then we should get on NAUTILUS EUROPE BOUND 3:00 J!rl.htur Day two daughters and •on In Fairfax, called on Mr and Mt:ll StUDley Ad· ;-i.to .4P' on l,s the experience of several other with It in due time. LE HAVP.E, France UP - The VIrginia. a: 15 Secret storm kins Sunday evening. f ~r___,...,_ -----+-- ---- - --.. U. S Navy'p atomic submarine 3:30 E~{e •! Ntcht Mr. and !drs. Herman Blessing Rev. and Mrs. W S. Billups of 4:00 The ljlorly Sll.ow BIRTH ANNOUNCED Nauttlus will touch a European or Parkersburs spent the week Pl. Pleaoant spent Saturday alter" ua Mr. and !!ro Raymund Llcvlng port fur the ftrst time when It end w!th Mr and Mrs. Harley noon wlth.Mr s Luvena Rainey. 5:30 Your Es1o, R•porter ' · {FranC£:8 Cltuse), West Columbaa, docks here Oct. 5·10 aCter NATO Bonecutter. Mra. Ercell Adkins, Mr•. Ethel S:M Wealb~.man 5:45 Sporu Poradt •t je !lome Clau ol the 1 1 are announ< lng the btrlh of a naval mancJ: vershave llnishcd, tt Mr. 110d Mrs Clarence Eden of · Mro. Carrie Kmg called on Mr . 6.00 Boston Blackie ..... N' rene CllUfth held a wiener 1hc pound thirteen ounrc daughter was announced today. 5:M W•stbermltl Davies Grove Mr. and Mra. John· and Mrs. Arch Roush Sunday eve• ""~' It the home ol Mr. and Mro. Sue Ellen. at Holm'Hospllal on 6:15 Douglas Ed warda 6:oo Ned Martin Sparta nie Lewis, Mason, •pent Friday ning. '' Rlihlhouae. Pomeroy 1\.D. COLLINS TO SPEAK Tuetdny, Sept 24 They have OUEEN BRINGING IE.WELS evening with Mr and Mrs. Fred i,;;=;;.;;;--;.;;;;;;;;;;j 6:30 I Love Lucy , 8:15 J;louglos ~war$ 7·00 The Big Re•ord 6:30 Sgt. Pr•IIUD of 'tho Yuba · Attendin( wel'e: Mr. and Mrs. Don lllrs. Nellie Vale, Salem Cenlw. three , ?14fr _c,htldren, She~la, Mt· LONDON -tr~ _ Qu~· Eliza- Roush 1 : 7:00 H)ghway Patrol lilr 1 aq4 · !111' 0 Rov Wll· LeRislation chairman· of the Mid· •lid .lud) I wtll along , " W mil· 8:00. IJ!illlunslre 3 The ~~~i~ Aid ol B'l'lrd Bap. 11 ' ' ' '•fl I ' • 1:30 ' cttm.u, I '" ·;gr. 1\d Mrs ' ~AU~~~~ dleport BURl nella and Proleaslonal Mr and Mrs Harold. Jlons of dolbrs worth" of er per- tlst CHurch met WedneliJay With ' 8~ l"ie'ltti 'A siie~"'' " I ot •nd Mrs. Allred Ru•· Women's Club. hos announced that 1 dleport, and Mr aud Mr. A oonal Jewels when she vllits the Mra. Cecil Blessing and I'IOrked on 9:00 'lil'lnslttlng ·Cirtle neater . 11:311• ~t6)ohouand ' '" '' ' 111;: !lin LeRoy Wabon, State Senator Oakley CoUina, ol I·Ltevlng, Mason, Oreal Rrnndpar-. • Unltod Stat••• and Canada n.xt rug r ags. At noon 11 lunch was en10·00 Up-to-t~ ..mloute Neww io·oo ttP:to-the:mi/lute News Mr. and Mr!. Georre Cundlll, Mra Ironton, will be the guest speaker ' en!! sre W W Forie) Muldlcport., month, tt wa• dls<loscd today . It Joyed toget~Pr. 10:0~ ikanolng the 'Weather 10.0$. Sc,nninl th \feathar Rliy Anne,, Mro. Dory Wbl(e. Mrs. at the Oclobnr dinner meeting ol and Mrs. Villla Sales, L•nca stcr will be the flrat lime the Jewel! Several from here att~ndcd the 10 10 The Late Sbow 10,10 Th~ L~l•' :41ow Bob Moore, Mra Pauline McCII~- the BPW at the Flrot Presbyterian will bo shown Jo North ilmertea. shower of Luella Rayburn Ruettell tock, MillO• Wilma an~ Judy Church. M" Collins will accomCHURCH HOMECOMING They Include two dazzling RuB- given by Mrs Ercell and Nellie RJihthoua,oot a IIUOII, Mrs El- pany her hu•band aad be a dinner A Homecoming wil l be htl•l """ haras. Adkins at the home of Mrs Nel· ale Evmij, etrolt, Mich. rueat 01 the club. sunday, Sept 2A, at lh" llazel ,,. Anklns at Plain Valley. The Loyal '!"'lpero CI&SI ol the Commuulty Church. lt rv Oaku• AIR STRIKE TALKS STALL The PTA b sponoorm1 1 social Albury Me!hodlot Church met at NIW AUIVAL Smith of Nitro, IV Vo. will be WASIIING1'0N UP _ A Na- ~·, nu"'" School house Friday nlte the homo ot Mr. and Mn. Corl Mr. and '-!ro. Donald Leach lhc ~ltcmuon spo"kei' tlonal Mediatton Board spokesman CHANNEL n WED. CIIANNEt. IS THURS. WoeJe, with Mr. Weese Jlv:jll. the !Dorothy Veith) aro announcing reported "no progress at all" Lucretia Boneeutter and Sign On 10:39 Slin On dtvotlon!. M"s. Dana Hy,. .~ave the birth o1 a six pound thlrtl!l!n ON OSU BAND Tuesday on •florl! to settle the !llr Jolmnle 1\farx were united In I l.llti Adventures in Learning 11:00 Adventur01 In Learnln, llobcrt Brown, sun of Mr ann two d,,y Not •onal Atrlines strike marriage the book review taken !rom The ounce daughter Marcia Louise at Wednesday eventn,. 11:110 Neighbors ' 11:110 Nellhbon . lnvin<lblo qqpatlona were givenChrist". by Mro.Bible Marilorel Et- llolzer Hospital o•'' Sqnday ' S~pt. M hMrs Russell 1 b Brown of Lasi<· y Sl that has Idled 3,800 employees. Rolatlves hove roeetvcd word of 12:0~ Noon Newa ~:05 Nooli'NelvJ · ehln<~er nrl Mrs. Nellie Weese 22, Grtndparenta IJ'e Mr. and ra. B!i a&a n een nomcd as a nu!m Board Member Leverett Edwards tbe birth of , daughter to !llr. 12:16 Cartoon Club 1Z:I~ Cll1oon Club • h a 1 d John Veith a~d lllr. and Mro. Joe ber ol the Ohio Stat• UJu vm •ty met ~eparatelr with both atdea. He and Mrs. Johnnie Holloway ol 12:30 L1bera~e 12:30 Llberace •;,·1- . menrroncls ' were reeelved Nrve · word Leach' a.•tory., • Run. Greot .ra • nd- Marchln•• Band He l'iavs ,.r ~~:-william · · the "ito '" unnounce d 1he dl seuu'1ons ' wou ld Rocltlord, Ulinola Mro. Hottow'-Y , 1:00 Gretcb•n Wade Show 1:00 G~etcbeQ .Wode Sbpw I. the lorm.r Ida "aude ChaPma'n 1 ' •· h M E parento art llr and Mrs. Georre horn. •·csumo toda;. ' 1:30 lllovlr lfatlnoo ot me deat o hla aunt, " · m- I Veith Middleport· Mr. and Mrs Ill• Seibert, Middleport. Mn. Sel' • ' d M '" and frlendt 1:'0 Amirlcari Movie Matinee 3:00 American Bandrtand and has man1 relatives 3:00 Bandltud UO Cartonn Club bllrt died at ~~lga General H(NtpJt. ' Roa, file, St,oryo Run, an r, RITURNS TO SCHOOL • in this area. They have an older 4:00 Cartoon Club al In Pomer~y and woo hurled lu and. lira. Adltlgll. Sllllth, Gallta FOR PORTRAIT GIVIN cbttd, a boy Mrs. Garnett Chap· ''llll ~le~y '¥,ouoe Clfll 0;00 lflch; ¥ollie Clull Columbu County. Mrs Jame9 Ruckman !Corrine MOSCOW (UP) - Alexander man Is With ner dauilhter. 8:00 Fho Star Final tiTt, Ann Ashworth! hus been tl" GcraJimov, ooce Josef staUn'o Ia. r j e8:QO 1• lb' N 9 .....-guest of Mr. aJid Mr, William vorltc artist, Tuesday, presented Mlso Dotty McCratb' called on 4< ~ Jolul DolT • lb~ ; • o Q ~"' I! tbe "" 1 0 1MilT PRIDAY Mrs. Tobey Stindty. 8:30 D11119land 6:30. Orteat EQrees. 11-0J Mr. , l!jl Mrs. Thomao \VttUoma •Cl b Mutlotk and othur tci,Jii ves tor Mrs. Eleanot· Roosevelt with a Mr. Gall Donohoo has Myers purchaoed th• ft Navr 7:00 and ' tIOJt, of CoiJI!IIbtio, Tho JoUy ..wlni U I tHe pust sevmt days, Sl1e hus rc portrolt h• of her late htt•· . e.·i--"'-'e 1:30 "'••• •' r.to th k nd with l\lr, and will meet Frldoy evonln1 at tne , turned to Vnlvewty II O>Ptlal at uand during the Tehoran confer· rarm near Board known 11 the ~ .,... .,,w, ,~.,., " .~ 11p0n wee e ' ... 1 Miller or Spawn !arm ond will 8: ltlonteat of De•laloa 8:oo Time.' )lrr, home o,( Mra. w.e...r. Columbus where she " Ill Niii>O> she encewould in 1943. Mrs. the Roosevelt 9: W'edaeaday Nlcht ''" "'·lis 8:30. • 1 c. F. Willlomo. vult!•• Mr and Mr1 Ro• Jonea Hilt. Tralnln•. exhibit picturesaid at ntove there I"·• the near future. and~·· y , • I e M ~ WIDNESDAY CHANNIL I 7 00 Jimmie Dean .. 1 30 Boston Jlat;klo Q:OO Collloln Kancaroo 8:4p CBS News 8:M Lo<al News 9:00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arth11r G!'dfrey 10:30 Slflkt tt Rlcb ll :oo News It ·10 Katie's Almanac U:U Love of Lif• lt:30 Seorch for Tomorrow It :4~ Guld!ns Light 12:00 Katie'• Kitchen 12:30 AJ lh• Wori~ TurDI 1·oo ·Beat Ihe Cloek 1.30 HotJJeparly %.00 Btl Payoff 2:30 The Verdlrt to Youn 3:00 Brighter Dal 3:15 Sectel Storm !:30 Edn or Nl<:ht 4:oq The Early Show 5:30 Your Eetto Reponor 5:45 , ~port• Pl•ade · h .h s;~ NJ!!: ti'oor~~ . · ~b , ' p.~tkl"'".~ Kn. G. G. '!I'UIItl' hu been • me4Jtal t!J Holm Hoop!tal whj!re lltf entmd Cor oboemtlon · CaleYd'OtuiJer dauehter or lfr, iad 'Clarence cuey hat In Holler Hoopllol lor ·" aDd Mn C11ey 11 6:QO lll~et Cor,~ . .~~, 6>31) Flat\ ll\lt 7:00 You ~t' YQ)If 'Ito 7:30 Dr,a('!.et 8:41! t~· l!e_.QpJ~-~ ~!41\ 8:3P '!;be l!or9, iiil!9c'!l D:Of) r,~ ~~~~~!t· jl~ ~ary ~' 2 · 1 ~:it· \;41! · more, Md., who have been 1o London Enlland, whtrt he at'tended·, opectll eonrerence,lllave cone to Parll, Fnnec, for 1 'obort v!Jit belore t etumlnc home. lolro. Kennelb :lflltera and two dau""tero, Cum'"-tand, lid., ... vlaltlnr '" her paren ""' 11• Mr. 1ad ~~~~0!1~~--~~~. ~ . ~~~ili·d~~~~~~~be~ri~T~o~m~p~·k~t· n~~~o~f~,~~~:UJ·~M:ro~-~R=II=-~B=~:•:t:te~.;;;~:=~~~~:~;~~~~~~~~~~;;:~:~~:r~ Red ,11\j_nchor •• 8'55 Si11n On 9:3.0 Tb tq:oo ~y, l · '. 111. and Hr1. Harold Abootl · , Jlr1. 111n7 ltlltll wu" n ,over nt1ht tlueot 'of her dau,hter,\llfl, MIX Llm!Mrttl aDd laJnily, lJ' 1 H 1:.1 At Joe"son 011 recen y. ·f. ' Ele ' cts'•,Of ' fice'rs For Coming ear e u . "' . Mr. 1!!. R.• ; Mary RouJb ~faa eltoted preai· opeoed wltli the 1;1.....,1• Thirty mombera of >\!phi Oml• oM have loomed 1Jr. and Mfa. • .L of "Well Jl'antiJon,thatJ•m"' 4-ij Club II a meeUa(' ol that recitation ol the 4-H PlectJe. me aororlty met for I dlnper at group tieltl recently , 1 the hom• Allee Rou•h read the mtpture Edna•, Party Hou10 111 ,J~<kooa of Arlene Rouab. At the 11me leuoa end Dottle ~uah p~nt· l!onday eveala1 and adjoumed to lime oibl!l' olllcers oad leaden ed a poem. the P,rk VIew ochool lor' Jhele lor the cltmlng rear were eteeted. . The club voted to . eponaor ' bualneu meelln, an~ prognm . Eloeted were Dottle Roush, vie<- "record ·hop" at the Vernon Gwendoijn Davlr, pruldent, r !dent· Oarplyn JtlcCormlck, Grade S.hool on Sept. 28. Fum preaided and wao lA cb~r~e ol the 1 :e::.tary; Bruce ·Staat•, tre11Ur- Yo~th .~~. rlbbon.;;,~:··~~=~ loitlallon of tme new membera: er· Wanda Thompson, aon~ lead· rec~gn,.... ' er • llabel Conley ond Thom· er; Allee Roush, reporter; Ar- Rouah. '!rved refru,mentr. " · Oat Hill Sylverta lene Roush and Bonnie Sbatr, . Wellltoo. AI I port Of the gam• ~~~deri: and Horry St~·~· t-Lodies Aid Group !lltoyn.!'!te~!! .. ~~r:.:r ~-e Anna ind Adiian IJ.ithey, leodera.. ~-- w • •• The newly elected ' president B'lrt'h..loy '' Dl'nner Maude Flrmon ana Alice Cooper etl h 1 bleb wa• !ol and a panel diJcuaaed "Meet conduct . l e sess on w I H ld d Delta Kappo G~mma." Thoae on ~-' d' t n· UfS OY the panel were Allco . ·cooper, H. ' t met 0 IS The Soli Denlol Ladteo Aid or owens, EDna Adama, VIr· I A • t· • · Guldlnr Star Advent Chrlatlon glnla Cp•ert, Arzella Baker, Mary n 5 SSOCIO IOn Church ol Letart, ' w. Va., held a Rlehardt, Rachel Warner, Lee H ld birthday dinner, last Thursday, Lee • eetmg 5 honoring members o! the eioup The preoldent reported on the ~enon Jones, -vice-president, who celebrated birthday• during Nonh Eaat ReJional meeUng beld , I , pre1tded Tueadty wh~n the M)th· the month nl September. In wuhlngtQJI, D. C., thlo aunt odllt lien'* Auotlatlon met at ilonored at the dinner were mer wben 1 earavan tl!Ured Baltt· HeaiiYitlethodlot Chureh in lbe ab- w. J Rolllna, IHI!Ill' Taylor and more, WUUamebura. and' other Ia· oonct of their proaldent, Ralph Hn Joe Keithley. moua ptaeao Jo ~~ a~a·,.' .b t Radcliffe. • !'fesent were Henry Taylor, Pfoll'am•' booka W.re,,d.,trJ u · The Rev. C. R. Kollkrlght, post- MrL calvin pto.atna, Mrs. J..,k ed l,nd It ,..11 onnouneed \hat the or of t~ ehureh 1 wu Ia thor1e Riley, Mr, and Mro. Rolllu, Mra October tntet)ng would be held of the devotional service and pr.. Sam Leightner, Mr1. Anna Kling- l..at the home ol Mr& C. 0. Chaparam ond rpoke on the palatlng by ensmlth, lllrs. Dale Hoffman. min. Rutlond, when a rorolgn Sohnon ol the "Head ol Christ"· Mra Gary Hollman, Mr. and Exehauie studeut would be on He dlttplayeit a rep:oduetlon or Mrs' Oat Grimm. the progrom tbe famous picture and .ai!O the Mra Robert Roush, Kenneth Mro Ertlest Coy,rt (Virelnla Sep\!:mber·Octobor 'publication of ond Dorlone Rouah, !lire. Johnny Mayea), ,.., _aurprll~d during the ' TIIO Upper R4om' which hao Gerlach, lllntb' and Stevie, Mrs. soelol hour whoa the members , the saine picture. Keithley, Bo~b~ and Kothy, lira. preaente~ · ber yoUng oon, Charlea A short bueln~•• mectloi was Rolli Winebrenner a~d Donna, 'wltli a 1troller. Pu,nch wae aervheld and a diJcllulon of, luture Mro. Clara Cape)iort, llrL Dol' ed at the clo~ of tbe meeUDJ. . projeetr. Pie ••d coffee were eerv- roll Hoffman; Donald oM Billy. Amon1 th~ pre~tent were Vtr· ed by Charles McElhinny. glala Covert, Emily Sprague, , &o· ~H· lin Part, i'lan Mvore. ltllldred . rs. qwar rvlft lfawley L~~tllle Smith. Lee Lee, I Bereons 'plann .lng W'th VInas iee Beatrice Rlnehar~ ''r' chose o· . New ' l ' Nellie 'Vale, Buetl LOvette Shower . and Faye Sauer. ' Com111union ' , • · Fl • Ft~ pll!l.!' were made f~ pur- Ra'te~!~o= ·~~~eya l~y. fresbytefiGft chue • eommunlon llemee ror et~e ahowu.11don~~oY u tbe home Wom .. en Observe '' the Cburclto of Christ' when ~e of ber 11J11C lll•s Mobel Hyaell, 0 Loyal Beroana' Cll\1!1 met Tueitlay where a' irolfiJi of her former Mid- 15th A • e SQ night at the homeol Mr. and MJ1. dleporf HIJb Sehool lrlebda eel• 1\niV F L. E: l'J'Iplett, Broadway. brated ,~ .11Jtb wetltllng annl· !lin Clarence McNeal, preelden~ veraary. • · . The Women'a AaoelaUon of was In,cbarr,e ol the meeting and Games wort played and prW!I the Firat Pr.,byterlan Cbureh will appointed State Representative won hy l(r1 'Joe Moore and 'llrs. celebr.le\1 their .'1Dtli •riDiveraary George Meinhart, lllro. 0. E. lllc- lllannin, tu<es. ThuratlaY wheil they meet at th~ / Klnle~ and Mro. George Chllcb on JlecoreUoria o! pink ond blue •bureb •t 5 p. m. the c!qptmlttee to repon on the were rarrietl ,out In the d...-rt A covered dish dinner wUI open purchase of the Communion oerv- course sel'l'ed hY. Mlu Hyaell with t~e prolrem an~ membera are l<e. Thla ha• been a project ol Mn John B¥ckley 11 11olltloi ho• aaked to bring their table service the ct... for the paet yeor. lee!. Favon were miniature diJ· wtth th~ de"ert Jl'l~ to bo furThe opening devotional service per nut-cup! and the napthio nished by the . hoote•ea: lfrl. included prayer by Fred I. Gard· were decontod with storka. !'loyd Carmack, J(n. Cllnton]'lsh· ner pastor ol the church; S.rlp Guests were Mra. Dale HyJell, er. Mre. Aunice Ohlinger, Mrs. tur~ les.On hy Mr;. HQmer Rice Mro. Horace Abbot~ Mrr. Jamea Mary Steele'. lfrl. Herman Bailey and two , rea~lngs by Mro. McKin· SanhorJ>, Mn. Joe Moore, Mra. and !Illes Sar3 Jon,,, 'Mrs. Harold Sauer wltl be in ley. Ruth· Robinson, Mn. Manning Church mr.mben reported ill KJooo Ml" Carol BachteL RN. •hor&e ol tthe t>r!llralll lor the were Mro. C!at;tnle, ~~ne, C. H. Send~ Jlllts w~r~ ~s. Iloymood eveol'li and the n(ular: meellng Churc~,IDd Rr W: RtllllJnP, a sur· Lievlns, '~""' ,,William Bloettnar, Ia aobeduled'fbr 7:30. ' I gical p.~ticnt at Grant Hospital, Mra. Georee Doolittle and IIIIas The Astlll<lation wu org1nlzed 'Columbus. Betty Greenlee. )lrs. Her,bert In September, 1942. 1 ' Hostea101 .wore Mrs. Triple!!, Fink mother of· the guest of Mrs. vomer RJee and Mrs. Mary honor, presented her with ' an an· Smalley, and they served apple 1 niver.,ry stfi also. . JPie a>l11mode 1nd collee to DEN VEil Colo UP-MraEua twenty~ m~mboro. • · · 1 ' Di!tlli'l' ·ltio 'ooclal ' they Louise Branna~. IM, mother P , I counied of former AsrtcuUure Secrchlry C. Mr. ond Mra. John Parry and their F. BraDni_D, Sunday., ehlldren, Curtis and DeeDee and Mr. and Mf!. ·Jq~n Hamilton ol Logan were &onday gucata of ltlr. and Mra. Ray woodgeard and 16mlly. Ailhtll' Kllpor and Jl'andchil· dren, Suo!~ an6 Rlntb' Parry ol \ Cotumbuo were WMI:end ruesta < of !lira Fannie Kasper and ll!r. and !.Irs. ~Y K11par. ~Y Hpllerl J. It!, Gaul and Victor aad Henry Bahr attended the ~ontest. at Peebles laat ~' -:----------..-- ----.---. 1 -_~§~~~~~~~~-===~~~;7,;;''-;;~~~~~ Its firm to consult with they have set for themselves which appears Pomeroy s engmeer firm as to advlsabillty of to be one of going ai slowly loward the objec- II constructing a single disposal plan~ for botb live as possible. It does appear, however, that towns. Also, many perpie~ing problems were adamant refus~l to recognize the need fo~ a unde~stood ~etter by most of those present modern system of sewage disposal is of httlc / Thts step, tf complied with by necessary le· value to the' pregress and growth of out com· gislation by Pomeroy council as promised by munilies. 1 US Sign On 6 00 Today 9 00 Romper R4oiD 9 30 Tre,.~re -Hunt r~cord ., .. Wednesday • " , · Dally ... ., . ·• ''; ~ · ~~t ~~ \)1{9 commonplace but im- snip the other one ,nut . · she said . ' '•\' pollant instances of, the· real value of home In a short time we had provided her wtlh t9 tl)e peoilje of our Meigs Coun- her needed clipping taken from standard ftles .,, , .: ty communities occurred. Both were almost kept here. • "' · unnoticeable because they happen so freThe other instance was noted only Tuesday of thts week when a county offtetal who is a quently •! 'one day·last week one of the officers of the fatthful churchgoer needed to learn who new "Laurel Cliff Better Health club, a group of officers were of a cptam Sunday School class in his church. An electton had been held some ladies with an envious of j,obs well weeks ago and by chance no record of the re- ·. ,''-" ,. ( ' M ldd~ 'rt () Se t 23 1957-.1 Alp,h 0 • S~mUnel, Pomeroy; . ~ • '' P ·.. ,• ,0 ~ICron· Ch Ve rnon Sttr Dusters 4-H Club . . ~pter i'J ~-"ti ng TELEVISIO~ ~ll WS~-TV I c~ ,.ef :t '' ·' 1 • ' ' • �.' ' • • ~~N~~II!l!Y Se!IUnel, fomeroy.Middleport, 0., Sept. 2~, 1957 l ( ' ' l ~·} .'.' ~-· News{la-pe--:--rs-=s-e~-e-:ln-M-:-:--on-y-:-:W-:-oys( Sqme Quite "' . '"C~ce, Yet Of Great Volue To ¢olf.lmunities T.oo ~' vtJ· ~f~s~~p~~~ ., ~~e~:i~~~~n:~:~~~n sf:; :a~~~r;~~~~d suits were !ileA away for handy reference She was required to send to her state orgaoization evidence of certain meetings havlng been held m June and July by forward lng to Columbus newspaper clippings One meeting was in June, the other July "I lost the clipping from Tlje Sentinel about one of the meetings, and 1 forgot to Again, The Daily Sentinel came to this man's rescue. A search of only a few minutes gave up the roster of new offtcers for thts Sunday School class. How fortunate it was that these folk s were not forced to drive 20, 25, or 50 mtlcs away to get what they n~eded to·oo The Price Is Rttht 10.30 Truth or Consequen•N I1'00 Ti~ Ts~ Do~Jh 1qo It Could Be Yq)l 12·00 News Report 12.15 Movletlme ~:~, l!rl~~ a~4 ClfO~IJI Z:OO M.al!n,. Theater 3·00 Queen cor a Dar 3:1f. -.~p<l'!rn Bol!lanacu 4:00, Comecll bme 4:30 Trouble With Father 5:00 Spinach Playhouse 3:45 NBC News 6:00· News Picture 6:15 Sports Eye G·zo weatnereaat 6:30 Wagon Tral,n 7:30 Father J(nOifl Bert 8:00 Kroft TV Theatet 9:00 Th1s_i!"Your Llie 9:30 Watmront 10·00 Tic Tae Oou&Jt 10:80 News Headline~ t0:4Q ·Nflewalca 12:00 Tonlllli! · Projected Sewage Improvement Looms As Bitter PJ/1 -- To Take 8111 The Record Indicates The Dose Is Coming It wtll be a biller pill for many to swallow, J '' towns and cities The nearest with such a hts' ' but it seems that eventua)ly Pomeroy and tory Is Gallipolis whtch aft@r two years of arMiddleport will have to ante up most of the going in &nd out of the courts , proceeded J s money to build a dispo118l plant and sewage direeted. system. Apparently there are r eal teeth tn the edict' from Columbus. Some of them ,.mtght 'l'he meeting held in Middleport Monday have to be sharpened, and even used a little, night betw~en State Pollutipn Board offtctals, before the two local councils unapimously represerrtattves of engineer flrms, both coun- aul)lorize eventual construction ells and their mayors and a n~m,ber of mter· ~e do not consider the councils bemg unested c.ltize~s had one flrtl) result. Middleport necessarily mulish to follow the procedure authonz~d ~ngineer • ' •• • •• ••' '' ...' ~ ••• •' • ~ • ~ < • ' ' TRVIiiSDAV·- .Channel I 0:00 . Today 9:00 Romper Boom ~· 30 Trea!Ure llunt 10·00 The Prl•e '' RtJbt 10:30 Trltl.h. ~ Co!),l"'u~~· ;1:00 Tie tat Dot!lh 1!.30 •I Could Be Ym 12:0iJ New\~P~rl 12:1$ --~~Je e. '1:30 lli'ld& d Groom a:oo III6Une• Theater i 3:' ,oo, Qu~:en lor 1 Day a4., lrtoderf! twmaneea 4:oq Cqm~y ~m. t3Q Trg~)ll~ ~fli 1\th~ 5:00 SRiD!Itb .P~)!puae, ' ~- 12~'t , · SIJpw ~ - Slt!k NEWS Mr. and Mrs. ~, M. Rousn were Mr. and Mrs Robert (Bua) in Point Plcr.sant SaturRoush were Wednesday evening day. guests ol Mr and Mre. Fred Ernie ami Miss Twila Rickard 1'11U11SDW 7:00 Jtm!!!.le BRIEFS I----------· '.' -~ ' SYRACUSE Daily Sent~nel Daybook llulld~ro ~IIJ.lam ~5oi·,._~ev .~ litr. c~el, a~rl I al~o cha~t 7.30 QR~J@Il.' Blicllilt 8:00 Captll~ ~a..,aroO US CD$ ~.-. , B:M Locit,l Newa · 9:oq Gmy 1[!1<1!'! 9:~0 Art•lll".~ ta~e ' ' Wa~ne, Bu~c~ JW~teo ° =~e~;... ~~~u=b~o~:~i~":'~~ 1 ... .· •• ' -~ " .. • ( .. '• ,•• • ' G~ave Ml ..Tifi:O CALLID lira. Lo&IO Arnold and 100. Now- The Cradlo or th, pter, aik aad Mr. and Mro. Eugene Children or the American Revalu· and M ona, Mason . lion, wtll m<et Thllfllla¥ at 7:30 ' at tbo home ol Utelr ,.nlor preal· \J, T. ul rort Dodle, lira. Dale Dutton, SharQO Iowa, prtlldtnl of the Fon D9ciP :Jotlel cllaptor preotdtnt, wlU be Bu•lne" CoHere, and hla brother, i1J of tho meetln11 whea a HatTy McDaniel, Norih ol \lui iw·lawa will be til• t:lllett on Mr•. !dna Cart"on and ' olher friend•. Mr. McDanlelo and - · -- - :ifni. Carleton were achool motea Mra. Ada Sun· ,..,.. 110. present were llr. and· lin. Btrl al: the old Corleton 4t day I dinner. Thglo, · llr. and Mro Herbert Stol!!rt Wltklu, Mra. Francea Ritter ~d ~hw.b llc:D~nlelo Llbe~ den~ ch~lo Carollo~,, ~evJIIqD cuue~. CoiiOI~ Stac~ ~attrtalnod Wit~ 1\Ir~Y, I"'· an~ ~Hinted W It _" ....::. ' - - -- M • . 0 ers- ournmg Recent Mo rrl'age Vieltlng Mr. and Mr~. Dallas ~:~k~~'':J.olt 1\juseum "1 Hyde Gibbs, Broad Run, Sunday, were DULL IS, FIG,L ·CONFER WASHIIIG'fON. (UP) - Au.trlan Foreign Mlnlater L:eopold Ftal 81ng nnOUnCe talked over U.S.·Auatrian rela· · ttons with S•rretary·of Slate John Mr. ond Mrs Thomas Wollers, 1 Fo1 ter Dulles Tuesday. He tarmed MalOn Boulevard, Potnt Plensant, the hatf·hour discuulon "helpful have announoed the recent mar- nnd useful" but rave no details. rlage of dauyhter, Clll'ol Jlo was by Austrian Aqae, to James Mourning ' "" of l'lnaftc,e Mlr.ls!Qr lle1nhardt Ka· Mr. Ml~dleporl. Ml'tl. Mournh,,, llalt and the The late mltz. ,quiet ceremon~ woo performed at NIW PHONI GADOIT B. A d tho~r l;lournlri~ ~ nccompanl~ Mr and lllrs. Dwleht Gibi)o o! Oak Grove, Mr. and lira Tobey My. ers, llr. llay!lload Ro111h •nd Deanla Weavtr and' Mill Mal'!' Roush, Vernon. Okey and CjCII Ble•Jnr were callera ' ln tiome of llr. and Mrs DoMII Rouoh •nd llfr, and !llro. Toboy Myer1, Friday evenln1. Mr1 , Irene lloU!h pf lllckory was co-hoatesa with "'' ' In hontnl 10 ~. 111rs. Q~ard. d~ueh~r, Ro~ t~e - ~;~~~~ ::::~~~:~~!~~~wl 1 M~,.Jiti. ;._D~\ de~"n~~:·~~~~~ ~:,!':'~o:pi~~~ - T"..h'e o~,·ly Sentl.·"'el ···~bead /'itY. or ' hiiih ·~~qol >nd a member ol tho wolked away with $1,120. ~yo' " . Club . CAN INII IIIRI I 1 !il]~i;ij:b, lit,. Ill. llr. and ,IIJ"L l!ouromg ore mak· I , "' iAI 111~1~ -ome with his mother, IOWA CIT'r Iowa (UP) Ill ~ IJqlj ~ aJ ~ IIIIi Dale. lltnurnlng ,etery carqtaker C r. P~tJot\ I~ljntii!IJt ' ' · complained about a dlflertnt kiq!f n"""\ '"e•rrter wbn IY~ PLOODS HIT MACAO of NPirb that are welghln~ Qj.. Dtl1i fl.. 1111 MACAO UP- AI least 2 per- splrite down. Parrott aald the Oak· ,.. •otw rottlt :;." . •IOU have died and Moo Wllro land Cemetery hae ~oc:olfte the '11: lliiDIIII, Pi telt- home leg In this Portugu..,! nal restln~ place of beer •ana and , -- ~ South~ost Asian enclave " a :e· whisky bottle~ dlomded aft~r ~ avt~ of llood1 triggered by ty· veJritAby Unlveralbl of •Iowa 1!11· ,,, •• , .... ,. -plloon Gloria. • dente •nd local bulnoumen. ' cf!n. ltllt ~Dttllll '"'~··~· con~111~~~ ~ • '~ ' .~ I •' ~ R·-'~ , n•• ftltYI lngrD.IIII W M Pu • : d I~ H.orJ~r~ 8:4~ SporiJcope !.,.00 N•• of the Nleht 8:()9 9:30 }~~Jg ~~~~~-13-- . Dr: ~-Fr~n<e l(o~ f Lay·Away- Shop Sttiffiers Second Floor. DAN RIVER SHEEN ... > ', !" ' ' ' CO.L~t~$"·,.·.. ...•' JEWELRYt,..··sroRE 30 inch, D. B. toggle closing vote front, pe~ky flip convertible hOOd collar. 2 large patch pock· ets, 7 rows Of cording qn sleeves and bottom. 01111~.,!~11 «;brio~ I,~I,JV.Y' , ,~,llCHIR• • '·' ' TtJic . al, red, turquoise. SiUS l0.18. Atlanllc Leacue. 'A ..Uvt 'of Jle. 1 Attantla Lei1ue, A native ot Detrolt, RO&IDII\ poatod a 111-1 won al!jl lost reeord' 1111' AuiUata thll • Wh!eb•~nn~r $4~95 . 81iy A Set!ead Use Our Conwenient laJ-Away Plan ' -Two Poir $5~00 . " • DRESS SHOES • A credit to any gal'oward· robe, the eosy-gada-bou~ ine eldrt, an .wool brushed plaid. CJ.i.tet- pleot, front and back, oelf 'I"'!P'· 1... Feoturea ~lpaca pile c:onvertibl thrrette belt, bidden back ztpper hood collar; water repellen zipper. Blue. green, lilac. too, wool·ll~ed !or etdra warmlll. 10-18 34 inchto Jon(, ·3 rows of R.R stitehinf at bottom, dtuble frog elngle wood toggle cloolng. 2 large carry-all poc~ets. Double tape el • per prevellts snagging or olp . ,II Pile In hood. Natural or red. Stu 10-20. CAR COAT I .I ., .' :jl' ;; Tht ' I I \ /, Slo.t Seam II' i l~ . J t. \ i '' I ' Walk,-,,; . _ . _...: .}'_ ~ .IN ALL WOOL . · ·BLANlm PW~ · I Continental Flavored H J5' ~98. \ ~ .... - • ) '' .' C~pri I • ' ~ ' C.ampus ;stro.ller - Pants '! • slim line, ·slOt seam walter . fliOnt, trouser tucks ~t ' In Washable Corduroy ~ '- seal!! pockets Sizes 10-18. I side seam pockell, e.zip~r. Grey ~- Sizes 22-30. " . Crew Neck ' colors; fly front, extension belt, •id Nan Noblo BOY The Shetland :J'ype J11lky ·I ,· '. All Wool SWEATER _...;._ _;_...,, -:. ----------~Big news for junior debs iB this crew lmportect Hand •SPORT SHOES SAVE -ON ~ NEW "• - •• • J I .. . • .aAU,t.RlNAS . SKIRT 34 INCH Plaid or stripe' corduroy, assorted PatrI For h I brushed . : 'i . '' ' Wome~'s ~ Sho~s 1 100% Wool 'plaid 111. Gaul and . . . ' ' .-' .95 f · H.· E" D J.. LE Molii..IT " , 'p•• : 200. Cllr -· ~ .. ~ ' Wool lined. Water-repellent River-sheen. Natur- I were Sat· of Mr. and . Re':-y~--;;:::.1~' . -. !lin. David Frecker. Pine Grove spent Saturday with h'r daueh· t,r a~d !On·ln·IIW, Mr. and Mr~ Holnet' Holter. Mr. and lin. Homer 'Holt~ and Pomeroy, Ohio • Mre. David Frecker ytsited recent ~~=;::~jj'Y with Mr. end lira. Henry Bailey ;;;; ond Hr. and ltlra. Joseph Wippel. ' 111. and Jlrs. Lawrence Parlltl 111..1 A and lllrl, William ),11\ Cliar, and l!!r. .,and • JlrL Clayton and ,douchler warren were weekelid eueols r.tr. ind Mr1. Eel Parfitt. .&ntlfew ·Davia wh~ fell laal week 11 hia home, Reek Sprlngo ' . breaklnc hia arm relurttod. home Tuesday • lrnm Melp Geperal . llo!Jlltal!' " Re11bna and Slevte Knight of Pt. Pleuant sptnt• Tu01doy with !belt areot srandmotber, Mr!. Jobn Bally. - TO CAR COAT ~) ~ATCHMA~~R~ · Large selection , new styles. budget priced. Buy now on Ma~elline S~~ice COATS _;31 ' FALL 'SHOES ~hr.·,~ ~ sl~r. 'BAGS ~ neclt hoy sweater. At 1~ nonchalant • • TWEED SKIRT·. (J() bulky-look'U!g_and you're fabulous! beat. Oolors: charcoal, Ught grey or bulky wool skirt In turquoise, rust or go}CI. beige heather and green. Sizes 3+40. ron hip pocket, side front kick pleat, sell zipper. 22-301 Saddle Tan- Special PurchaseAssorted Styles. BUY NOW ON LAY-AWAY AUL DEPOSIT Will ' HOLD YOUR.Pdi(HAU UNTIL ,, Mlddleporl .l ·> ' ; :;,;:!b ·;illl4i~!ftttt;,,J ~ Bright colort - ali sizes - dE . • ' • ./ '~ ''ndlledol~f - '2 GIOO>UAJE , Md. UP- Four hor&- DETJIOJT VP.-The Detroit Ti· ~·tl)e~U)!EL, al,roady have been entered lor rert hav.,~bued 11oa Jlo,arian Wulllnston. D. c. lnternat!Qn . i5-year-ol4 ,r1Jht hlf\der from ol Turl Race at Laurtl, Nov u: They are Gallant llan 111!1, Round Table from thla country, •al ind BaliTinou (PJt' . ( IX:m· .:::!. ~~:r- If.~~ t R~h SOCIETY T,ll.e~ter o~· GALLANT MAN INTIR.D w·..t.a ' ' u~. r~~r~~~i~i;~~f;ro;m,~Iie~la;n~d:===~~=:~ye~,r~·~·~~ii.~~;~bl '!lin. Beuloh Glbhona. Ind .. on August 2l WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UP) h 1 ·~~ Mro, ~1 Jone~ &r. •t... Lawreneebur1,, In th• pro1enre ol Randall Gar· Electrlral contrlctor Phif Guile,.. ~Ot)le 1 lt¥f • · lJld. *!- A. 1), PoW<! II land, Gajllpot s Ferry, clo" friend re• planned today to start man- ~~g~Tb~y ~~".::: and Ml'l. lfil111it Powell, Nelson· ol tho aroom ulacturlng rlevlcea to redial tel• beautiful ville. phone numhPro. Re Invented the Mr. and ROll illl'lth HpJ,iA 'cpeMnt K' daytl mstrumont himself. The ll•dget Ia and Donna were Saturday guests w lliU-• .,...,, MJi 1 · c IY a . ' for persons who must leave thelr f M d M a· Bt 1 1 B.,han I Huntln,ton stnce her graduat~on telephones unattended When the 0 r. an r1. uy '"' nc 0 Spendloc a week willl Mr. and In I!IMI lrom Pomt Pleosant lhgh I phone rU.U the device automat· MalOn, ~ti!fdtiY JlrL RIJl'al 'rlut- Yltll Mro. bo Schkoo! 'Wher, •h• wbas 011 thh• yeN ar· lcully diaia • pre,..l number• at oo"::d 0 14 C!~ Jameo Clj'dcq, ~SAAtb'~. I ' to 11' a mem er 01 t e1r a whte~ the aubscribet· ean be IIi. 'and. lfre. ~b Brink" an4 !llro. Euio Eve . 1 ol Dlt,r,oil, lo , Uonat Honor ~oeidy and acllve In reoched I ~~~~nt:~ e,tlr CarltiAIA. 'Ill Carmel wert ! viiiUnc b~ ~Q·iri• ~VI Uld dau1h~ other school affms. Mr Mourn·. • 1~ IUNII of l9f' 1}1\fl(n, E E. llay·j er, Rev. lnd Mro, I!R~ Wlltietlll. • lne, who aronuatod m 19M lrom NO FANCY FIXTURI$ ~!'f• .~~!~~~~· man. • _ MiL A.to Slack Mlddl~port lllgh School," • soph· MILWAUKEE. Wis IUP) _ .....,__.,_-:--- ·- - - - . - - - - - - om~ tn ll·e College ol Eleotrl. cal Englncermg , 1 Oh•o Untver- Police soueht a bank robber who ··d ha· b••• employed du ... oporlles with a (ow . ~ II Inc the ouu'mor at the Ohto Val· he uses no Nun. The robber 11\&re, · -. -.." 'M r, - •sn IIIIGI-11·-N • •ua ley Eteetrlc ('orp. plant at Kygor ly . thr~st a note lhtOUih the tilr I~~~~·~:~-~~ .,.,~ ,.,-, ' ;-- ............ """ ,....,... C~ek. He wns active In sport. in cr • wmdow aoiUn& for $2,1100. ne · 111ent 1 wet k In lluntlnaton with lfr, ' kg4 ~~ Bert Boll"'i ud children qf Copron. Ill., and Jilt! ney ¥ \l'rllt, Wheellna, vlllted Jlt. RpJ Winebrenner fl14l ftiJJu)J. ' !:RObQrt Crow lDd boyo, t.IJ:a. l!oift • llo(IJIOI and 'Mra. Allee 1\'11 'VIIIIM Mrt E J Wellll Jlrl. Stobart't •liter. Rodio Dial ?:~0 S~Fiqt,l Clrc~s 0 Th • t I Dat"ly on 990 , sr~ot 0 y our lUI~ "!'!'!;!' '~~.~:!.:.~ It venitr In the · .;: • ' w!:ot w.-·-11 Kun: - LADIES POMEROY Meiss County News I 7.1~•• or GoO ond Judy Halden, dauah· ten or Mr. and Mr1. Elmer Mal· den, Nellon111le RD, former loell reJJdenta, ore lilted In the acbool oltlcero at the NelJon•llle Ht1h Sehool Gail, a junior 11 Ia chlrce ol publicity and ludy, . Iter el111.Jl'&der, It pretldent ol Seventh I , . ry Kat,••• WHH I TOm~kln• .~m~r, T 11~50 11, m. ; J~k· I Qt~ t0:30 Strike lt'lltcb 11:00 N,wa ' 1!:10 Katie's. Altl)4uc Roush. were 1!1 New Haven Saturday and I 1.15 Love of .Lite Mr. an Mrs Curtis Young .re· en Mr and Mrs Stanley AdMayor E. F. Robinson in the near future, will Every means possible should be explored lt:84 S.an:.ll for TomDlTOW turned to tflelr farm here after ktns. 11 :U Qult!J'!' IJihl . spending a lew days at their Okey Ro~sh and Mrs.. Ethel Fry satisfy the enforcement people of the state to obtain financial assistance in the proJect REDS PROBE ANTARCTIC 12:oo IPt<:h•n homes in ChPrleston and Dunbar, were business callers m Point pollution board that "something Is betng done even though other towns in similar circum- . LQ)JDON UP - Ru3Stan setonIZ:~O Aa'tlt.e World Tt.u'lll Mrs. Berth• Kensel and lamily Pleasant Frid ay. to get on with the project." . ttsts plan to set up a Ctfth re1:00 Beat the Cloc~ stances have proceeded to butld But we can. seart·h stnllon m the Antarct•c ,.. of Union spent Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. 'f. J Gladwell, Mr apd Mrs F M. Roush Jimmi' and Jerry of Hamm011d I :30 HoJUeplrty There is wl,de conjecture as to what the not, surely, refuse to accept lite idea that this terior this winter, Mo•eow Radto wltn Ed Fry CAlled on Miss Ella Bles- spent the week end with Mr ind 2·oo 81i'Payoll state would do if a community made an all- has to be done sotietlm2, and if it is our ' "'d today. sing SundRy morning. Mrs. Ivea Kmg.' 2'30 Tho Vertllrt Is YOIIH Okey B. Roush is visiting his . Mr. and Mrs .Curtis Rickard :•OIIVig)ll agajnst compliance. All anyone has to pay for most of it, then we should get on NAUTILUS EUROPE BOUND 3:00 J!rl.htur Day two daughters and •on In Fairfax, called on Mr and Mt:ll StUDley Ad· ;-i.to .4P' on l,s the experience of several other with It in due time. LE HAVP.E, France UP - The VIrginia. a: 15 Secret storm kins Sunday evening. f ~r___,...,_ -----+-- ---- - --.. U. S Navy'p atomic submarine 3:30 E~{e •! Ntcht Mr. and !drs. Herman Blessing Rev. and Mrs. W S. Billups of 4:00 The ljlorly Sll.ow BIRTH ANNOUNCED Nauttlus will touch a European or Parkersburs spent the week Pl. Pleaoant spent Saturday alter" ua Mr. and !!ro Raymund Llcvlng port fur the ftrst time when It end w!th Mr and Mrs. Harley noon wlth.Mr s Luvena Rainey. 5:30 Your Es1o, R•porter ' · {FranC£:8 Cltuse), West Columbaa, docks here Oct. 5·10 aCter NATO Bonecutter. Mra. Ercell Adkins, Mr•. Ethel S:M Wealb~.man 5:45 Sporu Poradt •t je !lome Clau ol the 1 1 are announ< lng the btrlh of a naval mancJ: vershave llnishcd, tt Mr. 110d Mrs Clarence Eden of · Mro. Carrie Kmg called on Mr . 6.00 Boston Blackie ..... N' rene CllUfth held a wiener 1hc pound thirteen ounrc daughter was announced today. 5:M W•stbermltl Davies Grove Mr. and Mra. John· and Mrs. Arch Roush Sunday eve• ""~' It the home ol Mr. and Mro. Sue Ellen. at Holm'Hospllal on 6:15 Douglas Ed warda 6:oo Ned Martin Sparta nie Lewis, Mason, •pent Friday ning. '' Rlihlhouae. Pomeroy 1\.D. COLLINS TO SPEAK Tuetdny, Sept 24 They have OUEEN BRINGING IE.WELS evening with Mr and Mrs. Fred i,;;=;;.;;;--;.;;;;;;;;;;j 6:30 I Love Lucy , 8:15 J;louglos ~war$ 7·00 The Big Re•ord 6:30 Sgt. Pr•IIUD of 'tho Yuba · Attendin( wel'e: Mr. and Mrs. Don lllrs. Nellie Vale, Salem Cenlw. three , ?14fr _c,htldren, She~la, Mt· LONDON -tr~ _ Qu~· Eliza- Roush 1 : 7:00 H)ghway Patrol lilr 1 aq4 · !111' 0 Rov Wll· LeRislation chairman· of the Mid· •lid .lud) I wtll along , " W mil· 8:00. IJ!illlunslre 3 The ~~~i~ Aid ol B'l'lrd Bap. 11 ' ' ' '•fl I ' • 1:30 ' cttm.u, I '" ·;gr. 1\d Mrs ' ~AU~~~~ dleport BURl nella and Proleaslonal Mr and Mrs Harold. Jlons of dolbrs worth" of er per- tlst CHurch met WedneliJay With ' 8~ l"ie'ltti 'A siie~"'' " I ot •nd Mrs. Allred Ru•· Women's Club. hos announced that 1 dleport, and Mr aud Mr. A oonal Jewels when she vllits the Mra. Cecil Blessing and I'IOrked on 9:00 'lil'lnslttlng ·Cirtle neater . 11:311• ~t6)ohouand ' '" '' ' 111;: !lin LeRoy Wabon, State Senator Oakley CoUina, ol I·Ltevlng, Mason, Oreal Rrnndpar-. • Unltod Stat••• and Canada n.xt rug r ags. At noon 11 lunch was en10·00 Up-to-t~ ..mloute Neww io·oo ttP:to-the:mi/lute News Mr. and Mr!. Georre Cundlll, Mra Ironton, will be the guest speaker ' en!! sre W W Forie) Muldlcport., month, tt wa• dls<loscd today . It Joyed toget~Pr. 10:0~ ikanolng the 'Weather 10.0$. Sc,nninl th \feathar Rliy Anne,, Mro. Dory Wbl(e. Mrs. at the Oclobnr dinner meeting ol and Mrs. Villla Sales, L•nca stcr will be the flrat lime the Jewel! Several from here att~ndcd the 10 10 The Late Sbow 10,10 Th~ L~l•' :41ow Bob Moore, Mra Pauline McCII~- the BPW at the Flrot Presbyterian will bo shown Jo North ilmertea. shower of Luella Rayburn Ruettell tock, MillO• Wilma an~ Judy Church. M" Collins will accomCHURCH HOMECOMING They Include two dazzling RuB- given by Mrs Ercell and Nellie RJihthoua,oot a IIUOII, Mrs El- pany her hu•band aad be a dinner A Homecoming wil l be htl•l """ haras. Adkins at the home of Mrs Nel· ale Evmij, etrolt, Mich. rueat 01 the club. sunday, Sept 2A, at lh" llazel ,,. Anklns at Plain Valley. The Loyal '!"'lpero CI&SI ol the Commuulty Church. lt rv Oaku• AIR STRIKE TALKS STALL The PTA b sponoorm1 1 social Albury Me!hodlot Church met at NIW AUIVAL Smith of Nitro, IV Vo. will be WASIIING1'0N UP _ A Na- ~·, nu"'" School house Friday nlte the homo ot Mr. and Mn. Corl Mr. and '-!ro. Donald Leach lhc ~ltcmuon spo"kei' tlonal Mediatton Board spokesman CHANNEL n WED. CIIANNEt. IS THURS. WoeJe, with Mr. Weese Jlv:jll. the !Dorothy Veith) aro announcing reported "no progress at all" Lucretia Boneeutter and Sign On 10:39 Slin On dtvotlon!. M"s. Dana Hy,. .~ave the birth o1 a six pound thlrtl!l!n ON OSU BAND Tuesday on •florl! to settle the !llr Jolmnle 1\farx were united In I l.llti Adventures in Learning 11:00 Adventur01 In Learnln, llobcrt Brown, sun of Mr ann two d,,y Not •onal Atrlines strike marriage the book review taken !rom The ounce daughter Marcia Louise at Wednesday eventn,. 11:110 Neighbors ' 11:110 Nellhbon . lnvin<lblo qqpatlona were givenChrist". by Mro.Bible Marilorel Et- llolzer Hospital o•'' Sqnday ' S~pt. M hMrs Russell 1 b Brown of Lasi<· y Sl that has Idled 3,800 employees. Rolatlves hove roeetvcd word of 12:0~ Noon Newa ~:05 Nooli'NelvJ · ehln<~er nrl Mrs. Nellie Weese 22, Grtndparenta IJ'e Mr. and ra. B!i a&a n een nomcd as a nu!m Board Member Leverett Edwards tbe birth of , daughter to !llr. 12:16 Cartoon Club 1Z:I~ Cll1oon Club • h a 1 d John Veith a~d lllr. and Mro. Joe ber ol the Ohio Stat• UJu vm •ty met ~eparatelr with both atdea. He and Mrs. Johnnie Holloway ol 12:30 L1bera~e 12:30 Llberace •;,·1- . menrroncls ' were reeelved Nrve · word Leach' a.•tory., • Run. Greot .ra • nd- Marchln•• Band He l'iavs ,.r ~~:-william · · the "ito '" unnounce d 1he dl seuu'1ons ' wou ld Rocltlord, Ulinola Mro. Hottow'-Y , 1:00 Gretcb•n Wade Show 1:00 G~etcbeQ .Wode Sbpw I. the lorm.r Ida "aude ChaPma'n 1 ' •· h M E parento art llr and Mrs. Georre horn. •·csumo toda;. ' 1:30 lllovlr lfatlnoo ot me deat o hla aunt, " · m- I Veith Middleport· Mr. and Mrs Ill• Seibert, Middleport. Mn. Sel' • ' d M '" and frlendt 1:'0 Amirlcari Movie Matinee 3:00 American Bandrtand and has man1 relatives 3:00 Bandltud UO Cartonn Club bllrt died at ~~lga General H(NtpJt. ' Roa, file, St,oryo Run, an r, RITURNS TO SCHOOL • in this area. They have an older 4:00 Cartoon Club al In Pomer~y and woo hurled lu and. lira. Adltlgll. Sllllth, Gallta FOR PORTRAIT GIVIN cbttd, a boy Mrs. Garnett Chap· ''llll ~le~y '¥,ouoe Clfll 0;00 lflch; ¥ollie Clull Columbu County. Mrs Jame9 Ruckman !Corrine MOSCOW (UP) - Alexander man Is With ner dauilhter. 8:00 Fho Star Final tiTt, Ann Ashworth! hus been tl" GcraJimov, ooce Josef staUn'o Ia. r j e8:QO 1• lb' N 9 .....-guest of Mr. aJid Mr, William vorltc artist, Tuesday, presented Mlso Dotty McCratb' called on 4< ~ Jolul DolT • lb~ ; • o Q ~"' I! tbe "" 1 0 1MilT PRIDAY Mrs. Tobey Stindty. 8:30 D11119land 6:30. Orteat EQrees. 11-0J Mr. , l!jl Mrs. Thomao \VttUoma •Cl b Mutlotk and othur tci,Jii ves tor Mrs. Eleanot· Roosevelt with a Mr. Gall Donohoo has Myers purchaoed th• ft Navr 7:00 and ' tIOJt, of CoiJI!IIbtio, Tho JoUy ..wlni U I tHe pust sevmt days, Sl1e hus rc portrolt h• of her late htt•· . e.·i--"'-'e 1:30 "'••• •' r.to th k nd with l\lr, and will meet Frldoy evonln1 at tne , turned to Vnlvewty II O>Ptlal at uand during the Tehoran confer· rarm near Board known 11 the ~ .,... .,,w, ,~.,., " .~ 11p0n wee e ' ... 1 Miller or Spawn !arm ond will 8: ltlonteat of De•laloa 8:oo Time.' )lrr, home o,( Mra. w.e...r. Columbus where she " Ill Niii>O> she encewould in 1943. Mrs. the Roosevelt 9: W'edaeaday Nlcht ''" "'·lis 8:30. • 1 c. F. Willlomo. vult!•• Mr and Mr1 Ro• Jonea Hilt. Tralnln•. exhibit picturesaid at ntove there I"·• the near future. and~·· y , • I e M ~ WIDNESDAY CHANNIL I 7 00 Jimmie Dean .. 1 30 Boston Jlat;klo Q:OO Collloln Kancaroo 8:4p CBS News 8:M Lo<al News 9:00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arth11r G!'dfrey 10:30 Slflkt tt Rlcb ll :oo News It ·10 Katie's Almanac U:U Love of Lif• lt:30 Seorch for Tomorrow It :4~ Guld!ns Light 12:00 Katie'• Kitchen 12:30 AJ lh• Wori~ TurDI 1·oo ·Beat Ihe Cloek 1.30 HotJJeparly %.00 Btl Payoff 2:30 The Verdlrt to Youn 3:00 Brighter Dal 3:15 Sectel Storm !:30 Edn or Nl<:ht 4:oq The Early Show 5:30 Your Eetto Reponor 5:45 , ~port• Pl•ade · h .h s;~ NJ!!: ti'oor~~ . · ~b , ' p.~tkl"'".~ Kn. G. G. '!I'UIItl' hu been • me4Jtal t!J Holm Hoop!tal whj!re lltf entmd Cor oboemtlon · CaleYd'OtuiJer dauehter or lfr, iad 'Clarence cuey hat In Holler Hoopllol lor ·" aDd Mn C11ey 11 6:QO lll~et Cor,~ . .~~, 6>31) Flat\ ll\lt 7:00 You ~t' YQ)If 'Ito 7:30 Dr,a('!.et 8:41! t~· l!e_.QpJ~-~ ~!41\ 8:3P '!;be l!or9, iiil!9c'!l D:Of) r,~ ~~~~~!t· jl~ ~ary ~' 2 · 1 ~:it· \;41! · more, Md., who have been 1o London Enlland, whtrt he at'tended·, opectll eonrerence,lllave cone to Parll, Fnnec, for 1 'obort v!Jit belore t etumlnc home. lolro. Kennelb :lflltera and two dau""tero, Cum'"-tand, lid., ... vlaltlnr '" her paren ""' 11• Mr. 1ad ~~~~0!1~~--~~~. ~ . ~~~ili·d~~~~~~~be~ri~T~o~m~p~·k~t· n~~~o~f~,~~~:UJ·~M:ro~-~R=II=-~B=~:•:t:te~.;;;~:=~~~~:~;~~~~~~~~~~;;:~:~~:r~ Red ,11\j_nchor •• 8'55 Si11n On 9:3.0 Tb tq:oo ~y, l · '. 111. and Hr1. Harold Abootl · , Jlr1. 111n7 ltlltll wu" n ,over nt1ht tlueot 'of her dau,hter,\llfl, MIX Llm!Mrttl aDd laJnily, lJ' 1 H 1:.1 At Joe"son 011 recen y. ·f. ' Ele ' cts'•,Of ' fice'rs For Coming ear e u . "' . Mr. 1!!. R.• ; Mary RouJb ~faa eltoted preai· opeoed wltli the 1;1.....,1• Thirty mombera of >\!phi Oml• oM have loomed 1Jr. and Mfa. • .L of "Well Jl'antiJon,thatJ•m"' 4-ij Club II a meeUa(' ol that recitation ol the 4-H PlectJe. me aororlty met for I dlnper at group tieltl recently , 1 the hom• Allee Rou•h read the mtpture Edna•, Party Hou10 111 ,J~<kooa of Arlene Rouab. At the 11me leuoa end Dottle ~uah p~nt· l!onday eveala1 and adjoumed to lime oibl!l' olllcers oad leaden ed a poem. the P,rk VIew ochool lor' Jhele lor the cltmlng rear were eteeted. . The club voted to . eponaor ' bualneu meelln, an~ prognm . Eloeted were Dottle Roush, vie<- "record ·hop" at the Vernon Gwendoijn Davlr, pruldent, r !dent· Oarplyn JtlcCormlck, Grade S.hool on Sept. 28. Fum preaided and wao lA cb~r~e ol the 1 :e::.tary; Bruce ·Staat•, tre11Ur- Yo~th .~~. rlbbon.;;,~:··~~=~ loitlallon of tme new membera: er· Wanda Thompson, aon~ lead· rec~gn,.... ' er • llabel Conley ond Thom· er; Allee Roush, reporter; Ar- Rouah. '!rved refru,mentr. " · Oat Hill Sylverta lene Roush and Bonnie Sbatr, . Wellltoo. AI I port Of the gam• ~~~deri: and Horry St~·~· t-Lodies Aid Group !lltoyn.!'!te~!! .. ~~r:.:r ~-e Anna ind Adiian IJ.ithey, leodera.. ~-- w • •• The newly elected ' president B'lrt'h..loy '' Dl'nner Maude Flrmon ana Alice Cooper etl h 1 bleb wa• !ol and a panel diJcuaaed "Meet conduct . l e sess on w I H ld d Delta Kappo G~mma." Thoae on ~-' d' t n· UfS OY the panel were Allco . ·cooper, H. ' t met 0 IS The Soli Denlol Ladteo Aid or owens, EDna Adama, VIr· I A • t· • · Guldlnr Star Advent Chrlatlon glnla Cp•ert, Arzella Baker, Mary n 5 SSOCIO IOn Church ol Letart, ' w. Va., held a Rlehardt, Rachel Warner, Lee H ld birthday dinner, last Thursday, Lee • eetmg 5 honoring members o! the eioup The preoldent reported on the ~enon Jones, -vice-president, who celebrated birthday• during Nonh Eaat ReJional meeUng beld , I , pre1tded Tueadty wh~n the M)th· the month nl September. In wuhlngtQJI, D. C., thlo aunt odllt lien'* Auotlatlon met at ilonored at the dinner were mer wben 1 earavan tl!Ured Baltt· HeaiiYitlethodlot Chureh in lbe ab- w. J Rolllna, IHI!Ill' Taylor and more, WUUamebura. and' other Ia· oonct of their proaldent, Ralph Hn Joe Keithley. moua ptaeao Jo ~~ a~a·,.' .b t Radcliffe. • !'fesent were Henry Taylor, Pfoll'am•' booka W.re,,d.,trJ u · The Rev. C. R. Kollkrlght, post- MrL calvin pto.atna, Mrs. J..,k ed l,nd It ,..11 onnouneed \hat the or of t~ ehureh 1 wu Ia thor1e Riley, Mr, and Mro. Rolllu, Mra October tntet)ng would be held of the devotional service and pr.. Sam Leightner, Mr1. Anna Kling- l..at the home ol Mr& C. 0. Chaparam ond rpoke on the palatlng by ensmlth, lllrs. Dale Hoffman. min. Rutlond, when a rorolgn Sohnon ol the "Head ol Christ"· Mra Gary Hollman, Mr. and Exehauie studeut would be on He dlttplayeit a rep:oduetlon or Mrs' Oat Grimm. the progrom tbe famous picture and .ai!O the Mra Robert Roush, Kenneth Mro Ertlest Coy,rt (Virelnla Sep\!:mber·Octobor 'publication of ond Dorlone Rouah, !lire. Johnny Mayea), ,.., _aurprll~d during the ' TIIO Upper R4om' which hao Gerlach, lllntb' and Stevie, Mrs. soelol hour whoa the members , the saine picture. Keithley, Bo~b~ and Kothy, lira. preaente~ · ber yoUng oon, Charlea A short bueln~•• mectloi was Rolli Winebrenner a~d Donna, 'wltli a 1troller. Pu,nch wae aervheld and a diJcllulon of, luture Mro. Clara Cape)iort, llrL Dol' ed at the clo~ of tbe meeUDJ. . projeetr. Pie ••d coffee were eerv- roll Hoffman; Donald oM Billy. Amon1 th~ pre~tent were Vtr· ed by Charles McElhinny. glala Covert, Emily Sprague, , &o· ~H· lin Part, i'lan Mvore. ltllldred . rs. qwar rvlft lfawley L~~tllle Smith. Lee Lee, I Bereons 'plann .lng W'th VInas iee Beatrice Rlnehar~ ''r' chose o· . New ' l ' Nellie 'Vale, Buetl LOvette Shower . and Faye Sauer. ' Com111union ' , • · Fl • Ft~ pll!l.!' were made f~ pur- Ra'te~!~o= ·~~~eya l~y. fresbytefiGft chue • eommunlon llemee ror et~e ahowu.11don~~oY u tbe home Wom .. en Observe '' the Cburclto of Christ' when ~e of ber 11J11C lll•s Mobel Hyaell, 0 Loyal Beroana' Cll\1!1 met Tueitlay where a' irolfiJi of her former Mid- 15th A • e SQ night at the homeol Mr. and MJ1. dleporf HIJb Sehool lrlebda eel• 1\niV F L. E: l'J'Iplett, Broadway. brated ,~ .11Jtb wetltllng annl· !lin Clarence McNeal, preelden~ veraary. • · . The Women'a AaoelaUon of was In,cbarr,e ol the meeting and Games wort played and prW!I the Firat Pr.,byterlan Cbureh will appointed State Representative won hy l(r1 'Joe Moore and 'llrs. celebr.le\1 their .'1Dtli •riDiveraary George Meinhart, lllro. 0. E. lllc- lllannin, tu<es. ThuratlaY wheil they meet at th~ / Klnle~ and Mro. George Chllcb on JlecoreUoria o! pink ond blue •bureb •t 5 p. m. the c!qptmlttee to repon on the were rarrietl ,out In the d...-rt A covered dish dinner wUI open purchase of the Communion oerv- course sel'l'ed hY. Mlu Hyaell with t~e prolrem an~ membera are l<e. Thla ha• been a project ol Mn John B¥ckley 11 11olltloi ho• aaked to bring their table service the ct... for the paet yeor. lee!. Favon were miniature diJ· wtth th~ de"ert Jl'l~ to bo furThe opening devotional service per nut-cup! and the napthio nished by the . hoote•ea: lfrl. included prayer by Fred I. Gard· were decontod with storka. !'loyd Carmack, J(n. Cllnton]'lsh· ner pastor ol the church; S.rlp Guests were Mra. Dale HyJell, er. Mre. Aunice Ohlinger, Mrs. tur~ les.On hy Mr;. HQmer Rice Mro. Horace Abbot~ Mrr. Jamea Mary Steele'. lfrl. Herman Bailey and two , rea~lngs by Mro. McKin· SanhorJ>, Mn. Joe Moore, Mra. and !Illes Sar3 Jon,,, 'Mrs. Harold Sauer wltl be in ley. Ruth· Robinson, Mn. Manning Church mr.mben reported ill KJooo Ml" Carol BachteL RN. •hor&e ol tthe t>r!llralll lor the were Mro. C!at;tnle, ~~ne, C. H. Send~ Jlllts w~r~ ~s. Iloymood eveol'li and the n(ular: meellng Churc~,IDd Rr W: RtllllJnP, a sur· Lievlns, '~""' ,,William Bloettnar, Ia aobeduled'fbr 7:30. ' I gical p.~ticnt at Grant Hospital, Mra. Georee Doolittle and IIIIas The Astlll<lation wu org1nlzed 'Columbus. Betty Greenlee. )lrs. Her,bert In September, 1942. 1 ' Hostea101 .wore Mrs. Triple!!, Fink mother of· the guest of Mrs. vomer RJee and Mrs. Mary honor, presented her with ' an an· Smalley, and they served apple 1 niver.,ry stfi also. . JPie a>l11mode 1nd collee to DEN VEil Colo UP-MraEua twenty~ m~mboro. • · · 1 ' Di!tlli'l' ·ltio 'ooclal ' they Louise Branna~. IM, mother P , I counied of former AsrtcuUure Secrchlry C. Mr. ond Mra. John Parry and their F. BraDni_D, Sunday., ehlldren, Curtis and DeeDee and Mr. and Mf!. ·Jq~n Hamilton ol Logan were &onday gucata of ltlr. and Mra. Ray woodgeard and 16mlly. Ailhtll' Kllpor and Jl'andchil· dren, Suo!~ an6 Rlntb' Parry ol \ Cotumbuo were WMI:end ruesta < of !lira Fannie Kasper and ll!r. and !.Irs. ~Y K11par. ~Y Hpllerl J. It!, Gaul and Victor aad Henry Bahr attended the ~ontest. at Peebles laat ~' -:----------..-- ----.---. 1 -_~§~~~~~~~~-===~~~;7,;;''-;;~~~~~ Its firm to consult with they have set for themselves which appears Pomeroy s engmeer firm as to advlsabillty of to be one of going ai slowly loward the objec- II constructing a single disposal plan~ for botb live as possible. It does appear, however, that towns. Also, many perpie~ing problems were adamant refus~l to recognize the need fo~ a unde~stood ~etter by most of those present modern system of sewage disposal is of httlc / Thts step, tf complied with by necessary le· value to the' pregress and growth of out com· gislation by Pomeroy council as promised by munilies. 1 US Sign On 6 00 Today 9 00 Romper R4oiD 9 30 Tre,.~re -Hunt r~cord ., .. Wednesday • " , · Dally ... ., . ·• ''; ~ · ~~t ~~ \)1{9 commonplace but im- snip the other one ,nut . · she said . ' '•\' pollant instances of, the· real value of home In a short time we had provided her wtlh t9 tl)e peoilje of our Meigs Coun- her needed clipping taken from standard ftles .,, , .: ty communities occurred. Both were almost kept here. • "' · unnoticeable because they happen so freThe other instance was noted only Tuesday of thts week when a county offtetal who is a quently •! 'one day·last week one of the officers of the fatthful churchgoer needed to learn who new "Laurel Cliff Better Health club, a group of officers were of a cptam Sunday School class in his church. An electton had been held some ladies with an envious of j,obs well weeks ago and by chance no record of the re- ·. ,''-" ,. ( ' M ldd~ 'rt () Se t 23 1957-.1 Alp,h 0 • S~mUnel, Pomeroy; . ~ • '' P ·.. ,• ,0 ~ICron· Ch Ve rnon Sttr Dusters 4-H Club . . ~pter i'J ~-"ti ng TELEVISIO~ ~ll WS~-TV I c~ ,.ef :t '' ·' 1 • ' ' • �~ ~ ~ I ° ' • '' t ' ·, 1/ , 1 t • • \; 2 • -~ ·- - - e'Ready· To",oAgllinst--Belpre ,, ·~ With ·same Lineup As Last Friday ~·.i.yr .· ' ~ ' No lineup changes are planned ailead" !Joy on his !cain . by Coach Ralph Sayre this week The FalcQos will start with Don as his Wahuma White Falcons at- Smitb and Lmy Hesson at ends, le'!!P,l' tq ee\ intq. t!le win coluJiln Jimmy Job~··· and Raymond Cun· agaliist Belpre at Bachtel Field on d[ff at the tackles, Howard Me· Friday night at e o'clock. Daniel and George McFarland at s.Jre eom'!'e'lled, \hat the Ollly th,e guards and Robert Roush at eonsofalion he ha~ over last week's center. battle with Middleport's Yellow the bacHield it will be Lar· Jackets was the fayl that his of- ry Lieving , 1 quarterback, Leroy fense moved for the l,int time !hie year as they . rolled up over DarlinR and Kenny Green at half backs 3nd Marvin Roush at lull· 200 yards rushing and made 16 back. .rst downs fl · Sayre said his backs are begin- ' Defensively, Sayre SUid that he nlng to loot. better and may come plans to make some sh1fts m h1s around ~fore the oesaon is over. lineup for the Belpre game. Kell!IY Green, halfback ahowed · · tb'!f he'• IDproviDg with oome nice BUS ..P,n• 'In the Middleport &•me. CH PROUD , The Wab~ma coach was utsapST. LOUIS UP- August A pointed m his defen11ve play last Busch Jr., president or Ibe St. Frirlay and blamed It aU , on inex- Louis Cardinals, congratulated 11erience and the lack ol a "go the Milwaukee Braves Tuesday in ;.;;.;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_!a telegram to Brave Board Chair· man Lou Perini. Busch said : "We are proud to have you represenl Ihe Nalionnl League '" the wor)d Seri1!11 _and will be even more proud wben you arc world ~ham· pions." In I ON USED GUNSI Wlichester ·· $47.SO ' o..,.. "" $17.00 • ·"-' · ~Whe~:Juckeyeg :clash With Clrristians 16Ga.... ,f: .$35.00 17 CanPontheNStopHiU ''IJ~~t '' '..~ erJlmwithturning . Han:Is, D'Pb,und, f!e!hman ..,.. • i . ' . ,e, .'I.'J:QU speed, ~U"l'PO~~ ~"' Jopgout. 5 Ace; Yellow Jackets Add -p~e~Qtf . ~ar~~! -q'~·~~·~~~ ~~n· Da•lu Sent•-e• 1 HI ~.~.~, . SPORTS DESK . . .~ . a' b~tterbrandof showe~ aaalnst . 1 1, ,' • , ., Eighth-rated Middleport which m~ets fifth:rated . Ath~na 1.~~ 1 wo.rked 0 1 IJlO~ OD d&fense . and. third-rated Pomeroy whi~h tangl~s witjl tbird-rate.d W~lls; :fen ~ld't~ , :hftT1!J.e~~~~~~~~ ton Friday night u\ o ing I g id te t ill ifd l»tdulll · ,. """' pen ea ue gr CQn s s w .prov, e ' • dr s alflled .t p,ovlne answers to several debatable issues In the SEQ. • · ' ,' alJ:around elfltlency' of. reWhile these questions may not be answered·i~ ,fuJI until No- 'eerve quarterback Blll · <\VO!I!IY) . l:ON,IIJI:IT Ve~ber, at )east partiaJ .soJutions may be available Fri~ay at ,W~~~~·Reule.r, wi\h a bad!~ sprainlly CUI TIPDei!UI 10, 1,5,p,.~· ~ lh~ Yellow Jacket nest and 0~ ~he Wells,ton R?C· •ed Wrlat, was not , allowe~'io the Paul Newm~ Waller Pidgeon Wendell Corey ke\,1 laun~iilllg site. ~ · drills'whlle ~nemen,'wor ed "one Anne Francis "THE RACK" For your atte~tl0/1 please: ; _ "'::·:·~hto lh~s~ '\~esti ~ns ~ill '1" onf. and '1wo o~ one' ., well -also-1> ,. !-Were the Southeastern Ohir · . r. .n ."I'll• 0 ev~~ ~ ' :· HORRjFYJNG. MONSTER 0~ To Sports Desk·. sportawiliers In picking Pom••oy I t nd.,,·mts fan m Meigs County, AU.. Ti¥E! . . . . ·' · ..,. even the league as !he cam~tlgn 3D S ' "KRONO.'I What lndlVldual player holds the record for most mten!ton- a eont ende~ alo~.f wtlh Jackson, 1•0 SEO h • '.. 1 · . d 1'::.·, · • · Galllpo 1's and Wellston ov•rl r onoro ge s an er way. \ · • • Jeff Morrow Ba~bara Lawr~nce al waill:s per season?--Signed, Donald E. Guinther. ' · ' ' ' ~ • ,~,·J • ~ (In Ci"1'm.,tope-type) . Dear Donald: My 1952 edition of the Encyclopedia of awed by the potentoal devastating MORE ROUGH WORK OVoo. 11()\ . power 6f Jr. Hawthorne? Tuesday afternoon In Middle-· " ~ ~1 : •. . . . Thurt; & Fri. Sept. 26-27 Sports, new and reviSed, 1018 pages, by Frank ~· Men~e. A. ~Was tl1e Chauncey game a port Coach Thompson drove, drove The Wahi~a-Hanniii football The Platters S. Barnes & Co., New York, N. Y., neglected to ftgure out ex- lair indication 1J the way the "••ve. his iin•men .on delen'!". ~am~ be4i- sbifi~~ 'f~oqt · 6cto- 1 TOPPING A J;UU:. UP OF RQCK' actly what major league pitchers in the past had in their Panthers will move a week later "Charge ahd-tben~bloe~ the hole'' lier '11 to Or~olier Jb aetorijing to 'N ROLL 'STARS! minds when the count went to 3·2 and Ted Williams was bat- -rather sporadically? wa~ tne order lor. every llnJman. lloaeh lla)ph Saytt of Wa~ama. I •RO~K~~IG, H~" ling. Was Williams purposely passed or did the pitcher seek 3-Js Frank Hilt of Wellston as The work wa' tough. The ~•111• has been ahllted back & low outside corner and miss dangerous as his three 1'D's Thero we!'!) shouts of encour- to Thurs~ night Iteeause of ' Gordon MacRae Shirley Jopes ' ' ·~~ROUSE!.," . A bo d 't ·. th' k' d f -11 against Oak Hill indicate and can 1 agement not only from Thompson ·other top ~ames In the . uea on 0 (Clnemaseo,pe " and nyway, our oesn gtve . IS. tn a summary. Panther defenses hold him? 1but.from ~uddies ola Yellow Jack· the same '#light Teebnleolorr does teli u~, however, who held the tndivtdual records for free And in Middleport where Coach · et who made a particularly stiong The gamo·tls 'seh1eduiled passes to ftrs~ base, mtentwnal. or not, as of 191)2. . Bob Eskey's fast Improving Bull- effort and p•~formalJ.~· . P•::la~ye~d~at~~~;~;;;;;;;~~;;;~~~~~:;;E;;;.' In the National League Eddte Stan~y, playing Wtth the Dod- doga tangle with Coach, John The ~bsence of Bobby Nelson " ; 1 ;· gers, holds t~e record with 148 walks m 1945. · Thompson's .lust as last if not for the S<Ol\Dd straight day beIn the American League, Babe Ruth In 1923 with the Yan· faster .improving Yello~ Jackets. cause Ill illpess; lal~d ,to dampe,n kees drew 170 walks. Ted Wiliiam,s of the Red Sox W~s second , 1-~~n any coach reJuvenate a 1 the spl~lttilll the team. Nels'!ll wQs with 162 granted !lim twice once in 1947 an•in 1949. down squad as completely In reported abHent from school to' ~ two weeks as to create of it a day as well. , , 1: Look out, Hal March, here we come. power to be reckoned with in lhe ~~~g~ ~~~? w.ith the best In the Your Authorized De~er For ~Can the Yellow Jackets find 1 Ray Robinson is a fast gent with his dukes 1\lld the ~om ~e.. Jy buried sources tn . En!:IIih language . He may be slowing up a trifle ·i!! the ring tb~msalvea the will, stamina apd 1 out of II be'a,as sharp as ever. · de!erml•alion to produce a tu· Said Carm,n Basilio after Monday night's epic battle: preme effort this Friday night, S.OO to •• ?~. "Sugar Ray Robinson Is a great fldhler, but I beat him. That and on succeeding Friday ntg.ts II'' tn weeks bence' 9 makes me a great fighter, doesn't it?" • a-And e•n the Jackets, if t~ey 1;. Said Sugar Ray: · lose, " they may, retain the hl&h "I gotta taiJ;e ' few days off ,and decide whether I want to level o£ spirt they have acquired '· In boxing. There's too much Intrigue." ill th~· past few days, and add Wo•ndl!r H Suear Ray was con!used, and meant, rat)ler, more olllle aame to their stat~~re j Cour&J1 IDd .-I!Olii"""Y "Too much Ba6lllo." tln;;ic;ioo;:t,;es;::II;IO~fo;,;l~lo~w';;·;;;o;;;;;;;~_.:~~~:;:-~~~-;· ;::-5:;:•;:;:::'~-· 1 • ,, 1 / . .-·--·-·--·--·--·-·-- ... ·~ LACY;.TOP CAKE nee~s rio frosting I . ' out. The only injury in the ru,ggcrl dri ll was :o starting ~allb ack Dick LeB•au, Who chipped two tcctil pattern s on punt retum.s . . LeB'cau was expected to be ready for the opening game. During Tu esdaY's pr;~ Li cc, quar- terback f.rank. Krcmbl " com- pleted long and short tosses ond the team concentr:~t e d on ils passing. . ' Cold Waves · work! Pul ope'l>:eaottin;ted paper. doily on Arbuckle's PowGel'l'd ~logar. Remove doi)y aad the design remains I Hair Styling OPEN DAILY Closed Wed: Aflernoqn Evenings IConlectlonooro SupePX By Appolnt~ent SHIRLEY'·S BEAUTY.SHOP POWDERED SUGAR · Bob Has Plenty 01 Time Remaining Don't look for Bob Wilson to break into much playing time -If any-this year at Marshall. Bob no doubt.ha$ the stuff to make some Big Green time this season but ther~'s too many · more experienced and good hands ahead of him. Give him time. Bob Is only a sophomore a·nd a lot will hap· pen in the next two seasons. Barring injuries the ex-Pomeroy star should be an outstanding regular on Herb Royer's eleven . Four fellows by the names of Roy Gaines, Ray DunlaJI, P~ul Miller and Cagle Curtis lead the halfback brigade. Colltctioft Item 32 LO~G RifLE Good Cqndltlon $50l00 . ~ $~.~~·· · ftlUIIII! I, Nt .Dri,I Nt Spits• I No Mnli . . . . . " \ . r} . ' " " .. . .. .. . $4.98 I / Till SPORTS CENTER Auii..Ja4 MIKtl'lfOr ' . s;o;ti,;, 000111 Dooler q MW S.. Mld41eport Claybcinks Speedway Sunday, September 29- 1:30' P:M. ~~-- . INMOLIHYts .... . ' · . . . . . .wls ·~'tERIALS INCORPORATED ,1 ,. SNO.IOlti non-polsonoUI .. ; sole to use. Leavea bowls sparkllnr clean In aeconds, Freshens bath .. room olry;lth alight dallghtful.aromo of fresh pine. And mosi Important, .. Sno-Bol attacks tho places.whole 1erml mlrht brood-keeps )'OUr bath1001n ufot ' :· Against Yanks In World Series BY TIM MORIARTY . l DOWNIE-GROSS, INC.· Home of Arrow E. MAIN ST. Sblrta POMEROY ~~;5:;:! •~:;:;; iii CHICAGO iOiiER SI(ATES . n., ~ONEY I .• &I~VICE TEILU-GRAM A OVER OHIO .. ' . $100 ... $200 ... $500 ... OR MORE NOW SET I ASIDE FOR · YOU ~tiD YOUR FRIENPS F~lt FALL. YOU NAME ~Jt' ... WE SUPPLY It OUR TERMS AND LOAN COSTS MAY IE A.. PkiASANT SURrRISE TO YOU. SEE US ' SOON. HAVE EXTRA MONEY AND I •I· ,.,.4YJ 4 FINE FALL SEASON. . ' QN~T t'OVIIT, MIJ'. THE CITY Lo,..N ; 1 'UBJJ:CT TO PROMPT APPkoVAL ""'.,."""__,_~·-...~'!"".Jl R fOUR MOMEY UP TO •1000 -,x;.,--~------..,..;,· ,. .,,1(.\ill~!;\).~,·, •. c Ted Wllllams hammered out his 38th homor of the yetr to slve the Boston Red Sox a Z.l vlctory over tbe .Waahlhgton !lent· tors. Williams grounded out In the llrel lnnlns, ·however, and ended 1 atrlns or 16 consecutive appearanc•• at the plate In which he reached base safely, He ttruck out and walked In his other two appaarances lo dip one point to to .384. The Chicago So~ beat Kanns CityWblt~ Athletics, 7-6, 5~5~b-~l~~OJ~tii'~~~NL~;;;;e~h~am~p~lo~ns~. ~ the the Brooklyn Dodeera played what was probably their .' final game of all llmQ ~~ !bba~ field and scored a 2.0 vlttory 'o./er the Pittsburgh Plratea, the P:lladel· phla PhiJUes whltewaahe · the New York Gla~ll, ~ '~ ·· the Cincinnati Redlell whipped· the Chleago Cubs, 4-3 and 11-9 In other garnea. • . Wally Poat homered In each rame as the Rtdlqa pounded out 1 total of 22 bits and retained a mathemstlcal dian~:~ di ' o•v- · taking t~e tbtrd·plate Doilkers. llal Jeffcoat received eredlt for hls 12th win in the opener and Don Gross for his seventh In tho Q)rhteap. ,') ~ade. ·Junotite Plymouth's . I: We Select Only ,.. 'I :· 1 tllR'$ IIGQEST SAVINGS! r·---·----------·--,--·--~-~-----------·:1 Previ91!' p~ topP/• to brand-new end..,f~n Jo~. . A YINII1·ah-;Jlvmouth was never ao ~llMialve. And' rem'"~r, toli-your pll!eent car ,will never Blain he .worth ·~ m!ldi in, t11oc\o! .u it iB riJ!ht ~t ltbla moment1 dlll'inc ,1\le Plyino~th o.iai•Away. · · 'l • T~l c4~ THAT ·WILLlr~'( ~iw ' 'You .ttep right on ·a .~~\llh is the onb'oew car'that'e tom* to stay new,·~ look at that Ytll'l·ahead Fllghi-Bweep Styling; one' lest ol satin· 2 ' ' ONLY PLYMOUTH GIVES, YOU Al-L TLitsr ·.:•AtU•E .i. ' ' ' '~ ~: ,'' '; ~,' "'· ~~.. $l ~ fl' hi~ · St · ' • 14 ·•" yhn•" · lht new shape,of ~lion •Torsiof\l~'idt ... II~,U,..~hf\~1 1 "Yin' .., . ' ·• DOublt·He$1 Lithls , , • fhcrMI4dsaftiY Fi fe ~~,_1-.i; them over. Mako ' ·~'· · I overdrite. All I1 1-,1949· M.lrturv ' '! j, .J. .. . F' I 2 &. ;J,~Oora. l ' , -' ' , - } ' . ;• ' ~ 2 doqr, radio a~d ~<uis fine. •., 11~1~49 'Plymouth ;.., . 'I ' '· .,.. . . ,' j1..!1957 Chevrolet SEE 'J'BJ NEW and BEilVTif'llL GIFTS , 4 ~•••, Jet blac~ {lhlsb, · wall tlrea Rill's flne. ~4NV MORI! 'I'() ' G,OESSL~R ' ' . .. h,JEWELRY '. POMJi:ROY ~tfi'Q SA f,ES ,' I ', P,h.... lOotS:. ,· ()pea t!nnbin until 9 pJD. , Al Traffic Lb!ht . In .. " . .·. ~- B. 1-J. SA~B()RN place~ ave steps; give privacy. You'll love the ch~ of colors. I ' I I I 'I I 'l ' t '. Vel•. . centrel ~,..... Grtit help to the hard or heariag. Simrly adju•t ·· " • • . JEWELER ad OPTOMETRIII'l' !JIW Street Additional telephones' in kitchen, bedroo~ 11111 other busy I ' I ·MlTRO~OLITAN \ I I •' FROM ,,CHOOSE ...._ . • "UI IOl flO. fAJ easier, happier! I The Gift That Lasts For . YQu'll be pr~pd~0t~e de~.:;pr:ou~er.· ftill f1/ t~ ciLrl Jewelfy 4 ~PDr. Ji. good ~heap seelm~I\J ear. ·· I ,t .,.., Heaters• .. omooth To,raion·Aire Ride is convincinr pioof, Aud:that --. : ' rr . IIZer ns · .. II r travel, Ill I speeds 1 meinll your new Plymouth is llOinl ill be mrth moreDozens' ~. .. 'see lor you '.,· rstlf ~h il1ill dll~·, .~ far more-wh~ tllile fliutlly rolla•aro~ • · ' traCle-in . ' • L.. ........ "" .................................... oij. ..·.,_• ., ............ i., .. ___. " '•: I•• Ev.erybody Apprecicitl$ . 3-1950 .Merc:ilrvs '1 , '· ' . :~• Push·llu~ TdrqueFIIte •.• ~~OR~~~~.· D' ectlonal StlbT . We· A,. Lndld With Tr•l..h>~ ' These new telephone services ·make living .l I The Very·Best tri., Used I ., -: H~·;.l:an:d:M;r:s-~P=e=te:R:o:us:h:·~::~::::~::=:::::::::~~:::;~~~;;;.;~~ GOING .· MODERN? ,. 6,702 Itt Pll)lle Danny McDevitt atruek ool nine and yielded oal)" Jive bUs for !he Dodtera Wit, bowed out at Ebbets Field bafore a eorpo~ al's guard of only 0,702 fans, The loSs went to Ben Daniela, whn made his first start In the ma· jors after being called up from Hollywood In the Paolll9 Coast League. Curt Simmons pitched a four· hitter lor hb 12th vtetory for the Pbllliea who kayoed Curt Bartlay In I 1·3 Innings. Ed Boucbet ·had three • hits and Bob Bowman knocked In two runs lor the fhii· lies. , Baseball ResuJts S.ee.Y..- Bene, "· , Aaron, whose lwt>run 11th-Inn· Ins homer wrapped up the Unhod Proil Spwts Wrltlor \ Monday night hammered a ll'lnd Fr~d lla~ey ean make It olflcial slam homer off Sam Jones In tbe now-Warren Spahn will open tho fir'l Inning and from .then on tt World Series for the Milwaukee was ail downhill for Spahn. Brave• !a week from today. Wllllomt Hill :lith clinched the assig nment nilht when he beot the Cardinals, 6-1, tn the '1bat\i0I'Or" same of the National nee. Tbe victory was the old loft-bander's 21stli!Jt about clinched hi• b' named the major lea· sue of the year. Hapk •vqn, the Braves' No. I oandtda!f lor most valuable pill}'· er ~onora, -aaln swung the big ~La~y~e~d;;tl:l:tlj~th:e~Ra:m~s;;;(:o~r~•:ix~lb;~~;Ro~ate~W~~~~~ Heating Meeds ' I I By ', Appoinhl!ent,· For Your ~ 1 . This Week's ·Speci.aU SEE PK;.KEN~$ 4111df•ISARI Now t The·year's lowest ·prices·· on the ont~ car Spahn Seen As Choice To Open , that's going t0 stay ~ew! r "ft p 1~9 Bowling Highlights • ' Ill·The Hel!i of Muou City l'l!oae SP~I$G~ : M11011 City, w. tJ '· · \• '~ ~·; rw .... • Jplll. liltlt lllyJ IIIII, ~I ~~ ·c..,hrt )llf!l.,,ettiJni-NO iYASIEI . . HOGG & ZUSPAN ! \ Birthdc»y Qf Son Tbe S.p~mber meeting of tbe Mr. an( lfrl. Will iam Lehew Win-One, Claao of the New Haven erilertatn~a wll~ f dinner Sunday United Brethern Church met re· at their home, Sycamore St., In contly at the' churtb. 'Mrs. •Jack obsefVince' q!· !!to second btrthday Flesher, tlresldent, nlll)ed the . ol thel.r !l>D• Jollg . comnolllee for, the comlnll year. Prue~t were. two groat grand· 4.--Casts decid ing vote lo caae A short devoflonal period wu mothers, .lin. Frank Stowe, syraheld, which IIIC!fuded brmns, O<r]p. ~uae· an4 .W.'· Emma L<ilhelt. of tie vote, and can yote when lure and ' prayer. The. group made Prospect Hill, 'If!:· and Mr< Will· by ballot or roll call. plans to provide chairs for tho Jam T4uener, · Syracuse, gran~ ,&.-Appoints committee unless community revival this month. parents and tbe hosts. and John, otherwJse Instructed by meeting. 6. Approve• paymenl of ac· The Clubs Commtttee'a are a• Teddy and Cheryl l,ynn. Plani w~re allo •9m,plele,tl; _. eountJ, on action by club. lollowlpg; Protrom Commllteea, Rummage Sate 7.-11 largely responsible for Mrs. E. L Stein, !Ira. James Ronlb the orderly conduct ol meeting. Frldaf, an( Satutday, Mrs. ilariy Miller, , Ralph Sayre 1 8. Keeps ln close touch with at the 'Brown buDding and MJ:s. Tom Kollman. ly llullllt R. Priddy local leader and county exten _;. Sally Sauer gave ao.})ltality Committee', Harry program on the !IIlier, Robert Cooke, Mra. Lem MHo• CIVIlly 4-H County A11nt ion agent. and . Relrall!liN 9. Helps 01embeco cooperate Halatead, Mrs. L. D. Green. and LI,AOIRS TO MEET were served by Marjory the Telephone Committee Include 1'he Maoon County 4-H Lead· by belDg a gQod cooperator. Shirley Gaul. Mrs. Robert Cooke, Mra. Jam" en Alt!oelallon will hold its re· 10-Shows courtesy to gue.s!s. 11-The prealdent guide• meelRoueh, Mrs. Morvin Roush and gular moDthly meeting this corn· DRY RUNS Mrs. Dale ivblteritan. hig Ssturd,:y night at 7.30 p. m. iog in 1 cqurteou!l, tadful way. but avotda tatkir.g too much. LOS ANGELES UP-Tbe P. T. A. at the Hl,ch School Home Econo12.-The meetinJ belongs to e•t thlnf to iplrlts on The lint regular meetl~g or the mles Building. I wo11Jd like all the members. The president iJ owned by the Samovar .. _-.,,.,• New Haven Parent Telehl!f Aaso- who can to be present. only tbe "pilot.• is the DC3'• ••me, "Tho dation was held Thursday ev•n· SE~RETARY'S BOOK DUE 13!-The president rises when Elegance." The company lng, September, 19, It 8 p. m.. at If your secretary's book ia not the grade school. tn yet, he 1ure and get it in to opening a meeting, callin& lor a to serve its product ln mgnt,.~!l!; President, Hra. fj}hn Moraan, the Extension Office by next vote, announcing a decision. or , 3,0011 iDLED prealded and the meetine opened llonday. Tills will give us just makinJ a 1peeeh. Other times YOUNGSTOWN, 0. wllh pog salute by the group, scri· enough lime to cheek them and ean be seated. Dutiea o( Vice President:- u. s. Steel Co. sent plure by MrL Tom Hoffman and lake them lo Jackson's MUI the Pa.'ent Tencher Prayer, Jed by when we go to tho Extension !.-Learn the duties of the preoi· day ahift of about !!Lis poldye HUt. Conlerehee on October 14. dent. home from its McD•onalld 2. Performs these duties wbl!n llobday tffter f .lll)o,l1!ll!l matttll.,: The,buslnl!ll ioparta were given WINS SCHOLARSHIP aoce crew ' and IPProvtd. I wouicl llke to add my eon· the prealdent II abaent. 3. Aatttst. other offfl•era ID If· work. TblJ SctiC!II The ~ri'DiriUon votll<! to pay gratldatiou to MiQ Janlee lor· telephone bill up to the amount dan for \vlnnini' her $200 O<holar· ranglnJ for and conducting meet· strike.• u· o!her nmly 3,000 · of ten, dOU...I. shlp at West Vlrelnia University. Ine. 1 tolfL'' Bdb Muncy, president of I know ber .parents (Mr. and Mr1. 4. Often ac[J as chairman ol 1 1.;;;;;;-=~i;;;;_,;:i;;.;,~~ It th! Molller'a Club with a cheek of l.ca~r Jordan Qf Galiipoo!Js program. eom10itlee. 5~Tttk01 olbar duties bene$123.00 for the supplementary reo- Ferry, W. Va.) ll'e proqd of her. den. All of us want to wish her wen fleW to ,the dub. llqr• ~t Ibis next week! · ')'he play I'OUQd eqpipment pro· i~ h~r studiea in Home Econo~ ·Ject will •be eOOtpleted. The neces- mica. Tlte award was made by tbe VI sary r.ep~ra. 1nd .work wUI resut\>r Selll'1 Rcrebuck Company to a few Opea Tu ea. 111ru ~. 1 In tt.e near future. Freshmen majo!lng in Home .Eco~00000 TO CAIDS , The posia iti lront of the school nomic:•. This shows what can be C~~j::~~~ UP-The Chicago S:OO - S:OO are ready to palaL Members will done. by hard work and frultlul have obtained waivers Evenini~ be contacted wben a suitable llqte llvtnr. ' on Cllarley Twoeood. 230-poun~ Memb.JrahiP ,cardi ' lqr the year ts selected. • ~'PICIIS FO)t NEW YIAR offensive tattle from the Loa NEW YO~({ UP,--~ayor Rob are' belni bf(e~ ~Or ••Ie by the The .iroup, aloo voted to serve a Slbee reorganWJllon u ao. near. Anii!le• aams In eaohange for ·a 1~ IDIIet ert Wagnqr s ~p.lmtstle state· Wahama Athletic .Boosters and light relrtabmtnt each meeting I wo~ld like to dil<!uss a few of ·future draft eholre. TwogoOcl 'lett llllnriD 1 thatlea~ue New teammay he obhined lratll aoy of tba night. lfotpllallty 4-H annual Club Olllem ament maJor to acquire. replnco may membero ofi.be....,ltp. will beThe In ehll'ge of it. Committee · ' WilD duties you. of Your eleotlon yun. Jbrwla J! the G1an1• ~nd Dodgers wns The Boosfcl'l re,'t!nUy mel and T~e Healt8 and Exceptional Qf offleen should NOT' be a ·- founded on the fact !hat a group, elected of!lrcrs for the ~lng Child Commltlee, asked !bat a card ·populirlly conte.st, .but a ~mo­ ot local btuune1smen Is plannmg yea~. They are !,len Roueb of.Weet rue be ma~e aild kept on e~h crati~ way ot choosing the BEST to make oi;crs •o rour National Columbia, president; Donnie Me- pupil, wllb ·IMCessary informallqn qualified club member to a s'pttlLeague learns. Farland of Mis~n, vtee·pl'Citldentr to be referred to i~ case of emor- fie, of~ce or task. These teams. the United Press Mra. Ulllatt Shuler, , lilwn aeere· •.nor. i .• 1-~ , .---,-----learned, are the Clnelnnati l!ed· •a nd J h s be 1 'f' M G0Jd 0 legs, Pht' ladelpht' a Pht' llles, P•'tls· 'Letart, ry; a ' ~UOn· ear rry ' The Ex.ecu tl ve Bo.ara · ~ g~ve ' 1 re· son, ISS ye Hart. Mra. Clark Oma treasurer. Bumsarner, Mra. Alfred bu(gh Piratts and Chicago Cubs. · The group· will continue their port •I tis recent m~IIDI a~d and' oon Mrs 0 J 8 r 11 · The Redler! already' have turned act)vltles Ql supportlac ihe team gave a 1141 ol ~ommlltees lo sel'V• an~ Mr;. John Morgan °:~~· chil: down bne offer from the group ino mallY waya as it liaa done In durin& !hi! sehool ses,slon. . dren, Mrs Jnek Flesher, Mr. and whicij, iqcldentally, · lnchides a lhe .put. · The Committees are as follow1. Mra. Rtlph Gibbs J M R0 be current stockholder tn ·a NatiQD." BudJet and F!nance Committee: Roush, Mn. Terry'··Ro~h ~ • al !.Caaue: club. Mrs. ~ugeoe !lester, Is ehalrman, O.ol'f• Randolph Mr p '1 Ra · Mr~. Everett Roush, eo-ehatrm¥1, Mrs. Pirl Cun~ing~amau Mr~· others to, asalli .ak Mr1. Harry Clyde Foley Mra Ell d k d !Iiller, Mrs. E. L. Stein, Mrs. /t.lva children, M;s. Geor n! ::;,ay~r. IY UNIT!D Pit~SS Luckydoo, .Albert ·\IOU!b, A J. Bos- Mrs. Roy Iones, ~fl. Chll'les •I CITY LEAGUE li~Th~d bWtllar~ Arm:::•ng. M Yonkers, Mrs. Nelson Roush. Mrs AMERICAN LEAGUE sfpt. 24, 1957 rt ommh lrmee, . Mrs. Roy Cooks, Mrs. Groot Roueh. I w L Pot, Gl Ja~esep,.one nauc y, c a In, rs. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grinstead High l hree Game Ind. W. Dud· •·New York . .. 9S 54 .638 Cecil Sayre, !.Irs. Joho. l!rabham, Mrs. Alton Bonne M c j di!! 568.' (Sports Center) Chicago .. · .... 89 60 .597 8 Mra. Nelson · Ro'ltah. Mrs. Rotrt Tennant, Mrs. E~iene n.Heat:~. lligh Single Game H Walker 217 Boston · · 60 70 .533 1511 •Beach, Mrs. LOo .:rhompooa, •· 'M,r,f. Paul Powell, Mro. Robert · <Stroh's Beer) , • Detroit . . . . 75 74 .503 20 Robert Cooke and Mra. Sam lilt I· :llollman Mrs " ·ugl 1 Rousb, Jd . , . vt~ as Team 'rhree G,mes Sports Center Baltimore · . · · · 72 75 .490 2Z Mrs. Don Bumgarner, Mrs. Jame• 2511 Cleveland · ... . ., 72 76 .488 2211 ocea · 1 <;haracter and Spiritual Educa·. Hart, Mrs. U!e Hysell Jr., ant Team Singl~ Game Sports Cen· Kansaa City . . ·' 57 91 .365 3111 tcr 882. . , ·· Washington . . . 55 95 .367 40\1 tlolf Mrs. Roy Jones and Mrs. Rob Sharon, Mrs. Inez Roush nnd ert MeGlolhln. Eleanor, Mrs. Dora Roush, Man SINGLE GAME a-Clinched pennant Publicity Committee Mrs. Bob ford Blessing, Mrs. Charles A • Won LO.t Av~. Tueaday's Rllulls Johnston and BUJ 'Jioward. Weaver, Mrs !.eland Kirby, Mra. LET US ,IN$TALL YOUit NEW STOVE Mr. Bee 10 5 .811 Chicago 7 Kansas City 6 Koapital Committee !Ira. Grant Unford Kirby, Mrs. Leota DlnK-V Cads 9 6 828 Spofls Center 7 8 .8381 Boston 2 Washington I, night . Roush, chairman aod Mrs. (Mary) gey, Mrs. J. B. Grimes, Mrs. OR FLOOR FURNACE BEFORE WJNTER · · Thunday's G1m11 BUI Routh, Hro. George Tha~er E. Wood, Mrs. Tom Hoffman, !113 Stroh's Beer 7 6 .8! 6 Detroit at Chicago !nd Mrs. Harry Bumaarn~r. Louis ~arachnik, Mrs. Alva Lue· We Home Room M~tben Cornmlt!f:e, keydoo,..,Mrs. K. Sci teo, Mrs. Lee ~~ts~up~~s~kt ;_ ·'·. : : :~~ Cleveland at Kansas City Mrs. " Jack Fleaber and Mr& Donald Workmah, !lr1. Bob Muncy, !ln. · SIASON HIGHS NATIONAL LEAGU! ~arty Stasis, Mrs. Ueulo ilousb, lnd 3 Games, J. O'Brien, 609 pTA M az1 "' Mra. James HaggetW and Cindy. W. L Pet. GB Ind. 1 Gam~, H. Lobs~, Z36 Clyde Foley.' ' · ·. -" .ne; ,.,.. ~ Mr. and Mra. H Fluharty, !lr. and a-Milwaukee ... 93 57 .620 Team 3 Game~ K·V Cads, 2563 For ·Boys ad Glrll · ·· Health and Exceptional Child Mrs. Lewil Capehart and chil· St. Louis .. .. . 86 64 .373 7 Team I Game, Betsy Ross, 907 Committee; Mra, Alton Boney and !Iron, Sgt. Carl Null, lllrs. Leo LAY·AW~Y NOW fOR CHRISTMAS Brooklyn ..... . 83 86 .550 1011 TOP "5" BOWLIRS AVI lin. Pete Burris. . Gibbs and Snndr-. Mr. and Mrs. Pay Small• hym~t Down · ' G. Kelly .. . .. .. 18.1 Clndnnall . . . . 79 72 .527 If Safety and c'tvll Defense m jjonald Duncan, Mn. Bob JohnPhiladelphia . . 75 76 .WI 1tll 9 P. Clilford .. .. .. .. 182 New York .. . . 69 83 .454 z& mlllo;e; Ralph Gibbe Jr. Thonl._ sto11. Mr-. Eugeoe Huudnall, Mrs. W. Dudding . , .. 181 Plttoburgh . . . . 60 92 .395 3f Grinstead, t;.eonard Smithson and Sam Halstead, Mrs. L. Grter and J Lewis ...... . ... 179 Joho Morfalt. • Sandra, Mrs. B. Vince, Mr.. B. Louks .. . 176 Chicago . . . . . . 58 92 .387 35 Coant,y councU Repmentallves: Harry Pickens, Mrs. Edward Bald a-Cltnched pennant . Miss Goldye Hart and Mrt. Qeo win, .Mrs. l)Jlo Whiteman. !Irs. Toltllloy's RHVIII ' , Chariel Macbln, Sara Dawson, GIANTS MAKE GUT Clndnnali 4, Chleago 3, first twl- tge Randolph. It was announced the state eon- Mrs. Pete B~rr._, Mrs. Karl Wil· NEW YORK ' UP-The world nite vention wlll he held October 17 ea, Mrs. ' L. Ueving, !ln. Wm. cbantpion New York Giants got Cincinnati II Chicago 9, 2nd down to the 35-player llmit Tuea· Philadelphia 5 New York 0, olte and 18 In Parkersburg. The Boo~t McFarland, Mrs. Philip Burgess, Award wb won by Mrs. Foleys ·Mrs: · CeeU Sayre, Mrs. Elizabeth day night ' with only two rookies Brooklyn 2 Pittsb~rgh 0, nile able t~ win berths ,.witb the. Na· Milwaukee 6 St. Louis I, night tiona! Football Leag~e club. John The prografll lneluded the In· Thurtday'o G1m11 stallatio~ of Patrol Boys (Bob · P-~------------------------~----Bookman of Miami, Fla. U. and No gam~a scheduled Eddie Crswfor<l of Mississtp~i, ~rin~t.eao/1, Ronnie Hester, Mafi- I. both dele~sive ~acks, are tho "Difly' 'Voutic, D'ale · I·' rookies w~o join 30 players from and Peter Karschnlk) by I, last year's ~uad and returntn~ Carl Nutt, Of the State Po- 11 vets Bobby Epps and Jack Spink• I and John Marlinkovic, who .enme 1.35-player Pto~am topic 'Safe!y'' I to the ·Giants from Green ' was, b;i Mra. BeoUey Grime~ who I I W!t~ ob ·~altiJ In Tbe Cl4ss· r.Oni . While Sgt. ·Jilutl'' !PD~e on "Safe~)' Ptt Tbe Wshway." Jllsnford Ble11lng spoh on Tbe Sehool Bus:" and others ottendlng I • . Everett . !Irs. C~rs ~ork MIDGET AUTO. rtAeEs:~ • w•"-o"• Checkt on arrangements meetlnJ, and that e~ch one iJ ready as listed on prUgram meet1n1. 2.-Pre~ide• a~d calts meeting lo order and directs the ·business meet1n1. 3.-Decides points of order fairly. Offers Hinted Wahama Boosters Ready For Four Offer ·Meniber Big League 9's card~ For Sale. Court'St. 311~1 PomeroJ ~ JH' Lehew's Observe ·lfllrS $ . NEW HAVEN 4-H NEWS 'fhe coll ision occurred during ADAM HAT 5 T I I 'we won't in two da y,~·· be sai{l alter Tu .. day's two-hour work- pracliee of criss-cross ° \ ' I lip in a head-on· collision wit h hall-back Don Clar k. ns. k i The OSU c·oach, '. meanwhih•. eut out practice ror \hh remain· der of the week, · commen t in~ that Ihe team was a~ reo~y as it will he ·'lln ·Ssturday. "II we hav,en't learned it now, and suff<!l'ed n g,ash in h1s lowel' Hann Game l M· 0ot.lO . 1 I •' · COLU)IIB\)S UP- "You'lll · br • mlghlv proud ol the Buckeyes" .; . was Ohio State. Conch Woo~y Hayes'.· predlcllon as Saturday's open in~ OSU foolbnU gonoo ,ncor· '· ed with 'Texas Chrilllan Uuivcrsity. I Har Reco•d For Mos.f Walks Complete Line 1of 'HUNTING CLOTHES 1PISTOLS and BOOTS l ~n;t;, rea;e~e ~«#!4l4 c;G~dJ • · · . 11 el,ear to his char· can't expebt to 'beat =·;j Double Barrel J Clio ,Dally L "! -'• SM·.·0 p Single Bmel ,. A; big bole appe4fed, In ThomP." ~. \ , · _. ·· $ good eond. 30.06 .. ' ... $50.00 20 . ·TooMuch Basilio Maybe, Sugar Ray? Model87-12 Gauge PuDip Japaueae make, . . . ,' Senti.~~!, Ppmeray-Middleport, 0,, $~~;. 23, 1957-S · iEcC>RO -~~{ViiW· :-;··;· lfKilft ·'~~, - -----·--~---- ----., ': .'~ Hay~s,~P~edicts'Uappy.Fans Saturday i j I . .•r' ·':f;,~ ··auestions To G .·.et·. A,n·swers'" Fr·l·.da·. N.l,'!/ti''t ,4-Dally·SenUnel,~omero/.Mid~J:::;t~~es::.~Y ::~~~ , ~4dlepo~ f tbe volume o incominl: '• calltl,.mnortllllltoloud. s. · hrt•ltle t•l•p•••• ... Carry it (rom room to room... plua it into outlet bout ftceUed in ..U.. A handy cxua pbonc for placet Uoed OC<llionally, O,h14e rl•''•• ltell .•• Prennu malllnlcalla. Jtinp lou!J. an be hcaod outdoon. un be wmed · of when it ilnol needed. CaU our bUiinest ollice. We'll be pel~ 4emonstrate how !he telephone esn give your bfe 1 lift. OENIRAL ' tiLIPHO~ COMPA r1- ·~ · 1/Jf.-.j~ _ ...;v. OF OHIO . ............ I . . .. > . I ---~----~---· .....--..-·------·-·-··"""· ·. �~ ~ ~ I ° ' • '' t ' ·, 1/ , 1 t • • \; 2 • -~ ·- - - e'Ready· To",oAgllinst--Belpre ,, ·~ With ·same Lineup As Last Friday ~·.i.yr .· ' ~ ' No lineup changes are planned ailead" !Joy on his !cain . by Coach Ralph Sayre this week The FalcQos will start with Don as his Wahuma White Falcons at- Smitb and Lmy Hesson at ends, le'!!P,l' tq ee\ intq. t!le win coluJiln Jimmy Job~··· and Raymond Cun· agaliist Belpre at Bachtel Field on d[ff at the tackles, Howard Me· Friday night at e o'clock. Daniel and George McFarland at s.Jre eom'!'e'lled, \hat the Ollly th,e guards and Robert Roush at eonsofalion he ha~ over last week's center. battle with Middleport's Yellow the bacHield it will be Lar· Jackets was the fayl that his of- ry Lieving , 1 quarterback, Leroy fense moved for the l,int time !hie year as they . rolled up over DarlinR and Kenny Green at half backs 3nd Marvin Roush at lull· 200 yards rushing and made 16 back. .rst downs fl · Sayre said his backs are begin- ' Defensively, Sayre SUid that he nlng to loot. better and may come plans to make some sh1fts m h1s around ~fore the oesaon is over. lineup for the Belpre game. Kell!IY Green, halfback ahowed · · tb'!f he'• IDproviDg with oome nice BUS ..P,n• 'In the Middleport &•me. CH PROUD , The Wab~ma coach was utsapST. LOUIS UP- August A pointed m his defen11ve play last Busch Jr., president or Ibe St. Frirlay and blamed It aU , on inex- Louis Cardinals, congratulated 11erience and the lack ol a "go the Milwaukee Braves Tuesday in ;.;;.;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_!a telegram to Brave Board Chair· man Lou Perini. Busch said : "We are proud to have you represenl Ihe Nalionnl League '" the wor)d Seri1!11 _and will be even more proud wben you arc world ~ham· pions." In I ON USED GUNSI Wlichester ·· $47.SO ' o..,.. "" $17.00 • ·"-' · ~Whe~:Juckeyeg :clash With Clrristians 16Ga.... ,f: .$35.00 17 CanPontheNStopHiU ''IJ~~t '' '..~ erJlmwithturning . Han:Is, D'Pb,und, f!e!hman ..,.. • i . ' . ,e, .'I.'J:QU speed, ~U"l'PO~~ ~"' Jopgout. 5 Ace; Yellow Jackets Add -p~e~Qtf . ~ar~~! -q'~·~~·~~~ ~~n· Da•lu Sent•-e• 1 HI ~.~.~, . SPORTS DESK . . .~ . a' b~tterbrandof showe~ aaalnst . 1 1, ,' • , ., Eighth-rated Middleport which m~ets fifth:rated . Ath~na 1.~~ 1 wo.rked 0 1 IJlO~ OD d&fense . and. third-rated Pomeroy whi~h tangl~s witjl tbird-rate.d W~lls; :fen ~ld't~ , :hftT1!J.e~~~~~~~~ ton Friday night u\ o ing I g id te t ill ifd l»tdulll · ,. """' pen ea ue gr CQn s s w .prov, e ' • dr s alflled .t p,ovlne answers to several debatable issues In the SEQ. • · ' ,' alJ:around elfltlency' of. reWhile these questions may not be answered·i~ ,fuJI until No- 'eerve quarterback Blll · <\VO!I!IY) . l:ON,IIJI:IT Ve~ber, at )east partiaJ .soJutions may be available Fri~ay at ,W~~~~·Reule.r, wi\h a bad!~ sprainlly CUI TIPDei!UI 10, 1,5,p,.~· ~ lh~ Yellow Jacket nest and 0~ ~he Wells,ton R?C· •ed Wrlat, was not , allowe~'io the Paul Newm~ Waller Pidgeon Wendell Corey ke\,1 laun~iilllg site. ~ · drills'whlle ~nemen,'wor ed "one Anne Francis "THE RACK" For your atte~tl0/1 please: ; _ "'::·:·~hto lh~s~ '\~esti ~ns ~ill '1" onf. and '1wo o~ one' ., well -also-1> ,. !-Were the Southeastern Ohir · . r. .n ."I'll• 0 ev~~ ~ ' :· HORRjFYJNG. MONSTER 0~ To Sports Desk·. sportawiliers In picking Pom••oy I t nd.,,·mts fan m Meigs County, AU.. Ti¥E! . . . . ·' · ..,. even the league as !he cam~tlgn 3D S ' "KRONO.'I What lndlVldual player holds the record for most mten!ton- a eont ende~ alo~.f wtlh Jackson, 1•0 SEO h • '.. 1 · . d 1'::.·, · • · Galllpo 1's and Wellston ov•rl r onoro ge s an er way. \ · • • Jeff Morrow Ba~bara Lawr~nce al waill:s per season?--Signed, Donald E. Guinther. ' · ' ' ' ~ • ,~,·J • ~ (In Ci"1'm.,tope-type) . Dear Donald: My 1952 edition of the Encyclopedia of awed by the potentoal devastating MORE ROUGH WORK OVoo. 11()\ . power 6f Jr. Hawthorne? Tuesday afternoon In Middle-· " ~ ~1 : •. . . . Thurt; & Fri. Sept. 26-27 Sports, new and reviSed, 1018 pages, by Frank ~· Men~e. A. ~Was tl1e Chauncey game a port Coach Thompson drove, drove The Wahi~a-Hanniii football The Platters S. Barnes & Co., New York, N. Y., neglected to ftgure out ex- lair indication 1J the way the "••ve. his iin•men .on delen'!". ~am~ be4i- sbifi~~ 'f~oqt · 6cto- 1 TOPPING A J;UU:. UP OF RQCK' actly what major league pitchers in the past had in their Panthers will move a week later "Charge ahd-tben~bloe~ the hole'' lier '11 to Or~olier Jb aetorijing to 'N ROLL 'STARS! minds when the count went to 3·2 and Ted Williams was bat- -rather sporadically? wa~ tne order lor. every llnJman. lloaeh lla)ph Saytt of Wa~ama. I •RO~K~~IG, H~" ling. Was Williams purposely passed or did the pitcher seek 3-Js Frank Hilt of Wellston as The work wa' tough. The ~•111• has been ahllted back & low outside corner and miss dangerous as his three 1'D's Thero we!'!) shouts of encour- to Thurs~ night Iteeause of ' Gordon MacRae Shirley Jopes ' ' ·~~ROUSE!.," . A bo d 't ·. th' k' d f -11 against Oak Hill indicate and can 1 agement not only from Thompson ·other top ~ames In the . uea on 0 (Clnemaseo,pe " and nyway, our oesn gtve . IS. tn a summary. Panther defenses hold him? 1but.from ~uddies ola Yellow Jack· the same '#light Teebnleolorr does teli u~, however, who held the tndivtdual records for free And in Middleport where Coach · et who made a particularly stiong The gamo·tls 'seh1eduiled passes to ftrs~ base, mtentwnal. or not, as of 191)2. . Bob Eskey's fast Improving Bull- effort and p•~formalJ.~· . P•::la~ye~d~at~~~;~;;;;;;;~~;;;~~~~~:;;E;;;.' In the National League Eddte Stan~y, playing Wtth the Dod- doga tangle with Coach, John The ~bsence of Bobby Nelson " ; 1 ;· gers, holds t~e record with 148 walks m 1945. · Thompson's .lust as last if not for the S<Ol\Dd straight day beIn the American League, Babe Ruth In 1923 with the Yan· faster .improving Yello~ Jackets. cause Ill illpess; lal~d ,to dampe,n kees drew 170 walks. Ted Wiliiam,s of the Red Sox W~s second , 1-~~n any coach reJuvenate a 1 the spl~lttilll the team. Nels'!ll wQs with 162 granted !lim twice once in 1947 an•in 1949. down squad as completely In reported abHent from school to' ~ two weeks as to create of it a day as well. , , 1: Look out, Hal March, here we come. power to be reckoned with in lhe ~~~g~ ~~~? w.ith the best In the Your Authorized De~er For ~Can the Yellow Jackets find 1 Ray Robinson is a fast gent with his dukes 1\lld the ~om ~e.. Jy buried sources tn . En!:IIih language . He may be slowing up a trifle ·i!! the ring tb~msalvea the will, stamina apd 1 out of II be'a,as sharp as ever. · de!erml•alion to produce a tu· Said Carm,n Basilio after Monday night's epic battle: preme effort this Friday night, S.OO to •• ?~. "Sugar Ray Robinson Is a great fldhler, but I beat him. That and on succeeding Friday ntg.ts II'' tn weeks bence' 9 makes me a great fighter, doesn't it?" • a-And e•n the Jackets, if t~ey 1;. Said Sugar Ray: · lose, " they may, retain the hl&h "I gotta taiJ;e ' few days off ,and decide whether I want to level o£ spirt they have acquired '· In boxing. There's too much Intrigue." ill th~· past few days, and add Wo•ndl!r H Suear Ray was con!used, and meant, rat)ler, more olllle aame to their stat~~re j Cour&J1 IDd .-I!Olii"""Y "Too much Ba6lllo." tln;;ic;ioo;:t,;es;::II;IO~fo;,;l~lo~w';;·;;;o;;;;;;;~_.:~~~:;:-~~~-;· ;::-5:;:•;:;:::'~-· 1 • ,, 1 / . .-·--·-·--·--·--·-·-- ... ·~ LACY;.TOP CAKE nee~s rio frosting I . ' out. The only injury in the ru,ggcrl dri ll was :o starting ~allb ack Dick LeB•au, Who chipped two tcctil pattern s on punt retum.s . . LeB'cau was expected to be ready for the opening game. During Tu esdaY's pr;~ Li cc, quar- terback f.rank. Krcmbl " com- pleted long and short tosses ond the team concentr:~t e d on ils passing. . ' Cold Waves · work! Pul ope'l>:eaottin;ted paper. doily on Arbuckle's PowGel'l'd ~logar. Remove doi)y aad the design remains I Hair Styling OPEN DAILY Closed Wed: Aflernoqn Evenings IConlectlonooro SupePX By Appolnt~ent SHIRLEY'·S BEAUTY.SHOP POWDERED SUGAR · Bob Has Plenty 01 Time Remaining Don't look for Bob Wilson to break into much playing time -If any-this year at Marshall. Bob no doubt.ha$ the stuff to make some Big Green time this season but ther~'s too many · more experienced and good hands ahead of him. Give him time. Bob Is only a sophomore a·nd a lot will hap· pen in the next two seasons. Barring injuries the ex-Pomeroy star should be an outstanding regular on Herb Royer's eleven . Four fellows by the names of Roy Gaines, Ray DunlaJI, P~ul Miller and Cagle Curtis lead the halfback brigade. Colltctioft Item 32 LO~G RifLE Good Cqndltlon $50l00 . ~ $~.~~·· · ftlUIIII! I, Nt .Dri,I Nt Spits• I No Mnli . . . . . " \ . r} . ' " " .. . .. .. . $4.98 I / Till SPORTS CENTER Auii..Ja4 MIKtl'lfOr ' . s;o;ti,;, 000111 Dooler q MW S.. Mld41eport Claybcinks Speedway Sunday, September 29- 1:30' P:M. ~~-- . INMOLIHYts .... . ' · . . . . . .wls ·~'tERIALS INCORPORATED ,1 ,. SNO.IOlti non-polsonoUI .. ; sole to use. Leavea bowls sparkllnr clean In aeconds, Freshens bath .. room olry;lth alight dallghtful.aromo of fresh pine. And mosi Important, .. Sno-Bol attacks tho places.whole 1erml mlrht brood-keeps )'OUr bath1001n ufot ' :· Against Yanks In World Series BY TIM MORIARTY . l DOWNIE-GROSS, INC.· Home of Arrow E. MAIN ST. Sblrta POMEROY ~~;5:;:! •~:;:;; iii CHICAGO iOiiER SI(ATES . n., ~ONEY I .• &I~VICE TEILU-GRAM A OVER OHIO .. ' . $100 ... $200 ... $500 ... OR MORE NOW SET I ASIDE FOR · YOU ~tiD YOUR FRIENPS F~lt FALL. YOU NAME ~Jt' ... WE SUPPLY It OUR TERMS AND LOAN COSTS MAY IE A.. PkiASANT SURrRISE TO YOU. SEE US ' SOON. HAVE EXTRA MONEY AND I •I· ,.,.4YJ 4 FINE FALL SEASON. . ' QN~T t'OVIIT, MIJ'. THE CITY Lo,..N ; 1 'UBJJ:CT TO PROMPT APPkoVAL ""'.,."""__,_~·-...~'!"".Jl R fOUR MOMEY UP TO •1000 -,x;.,--~------..,..;,· ,. .,,1(.\ill~!;\).~,·, •. c Ted Wllllams hammered out his 38th homor of the yetr to slve the Boston Red Sox a Z.l vlctory over tbe .Waahlhgton !lent· tors. Williams grounded out In the llrel lnnlns, ·however, and ended 1 atrlns or 16 consecutive appearanc•• at the plate In which he reached base safely, He ttruck out and walked In his other two appaarances lo dip one point to to .384. The Chicago So~ beat Kanns CityWblt~ Athletics, 7-6, 5~5~b-~l~~OJ~tii'~~~NL~;;;;e~h~am~p~lo~ns~. ~ the the Brooklyn Dodeera played what was probably their .' final game of all llmQ ~~ !bba~ field and scored a 2.0 vlttory 'o./er the Pittsburgh Plratea, the P:lladel· phla PhiJUes whltewaahe · the New York Gla~ll, ~ '~ ·· the Cincinnati Redlell whipped· the Chleago Cubs, 4-3 and 11-9 In other garnea. • . Wally Poat homered In each rame as the Rtdlqa pounded out 1 total of 22 bits and retained a mathemstlcal dian~:~ di ' o•v- · taking t~e tbtrd·plate Doilkers. llal Jeffcoat received eredlt for hls 12th win in the opener and Don Gross for his seventh In tho Q)rhteap. ,') ~ade. ·Junotite Plymouth's . I: We Select Only ,.. 'I :· 1 tllR'$ IIGQEST SAVINGS! r·---·----------·--,--·--~-~-----------·:1 Previ91!' p~ topP/• to brand-new end..,f~n Jo~. . A YINII1·ah-;Jlvmouth was never ao ~llMialve. And' rem'"~r, toli-your pll!eent car ,will never Blain he .worth ·~ m!ldi in, t11oc\o! .u it iB riJ!ht ~t ltbla moment1 dlll'inc ,1\le Plyino~th o.iai•Away. · · 'l • T~l c4~ THAT ·WILLlr~'( ~iw ' 'You .ttep right on ·a .~~\llh is the onb'oew car'that'e tom* to stay new,·~ look at that Ytll'l·ahead Fllghi-Bweep Styling; one' lest ol satin· 2 ' ' ONLY PLYMOUTH GIVES, YOU Al-L TLitsr ·.:•AtU•E .i. ' ' ' '~ ~: ,'' '; ~,' "'· ~~.. $l ~ fl' hi~ · St · ' • 14 ·•" yhn•" · lht new shape,of ~lion •Torsiof\l~'idt ... II~,U,..~hf\~1 1 "Yin' .., . ' ·• DOublt·He$1 Lithls , , • fhcrMI4dsaftiY Fi fe ~~,_1-.i; them over. Mako ' ·~'· · I overdrite. All I1 1-,1949· M.lrturv ' '! j, .J. .. . F' I 2 &. ;J,~Oora. l ' , -' ' , - } ' . ;• ' ~ 2 doqr, radio a~d ~<uis fine. •., 11~1~49 'Plymouth ;.., . 'I ' '· .,.. . . ,' j1..!1957 Chevrolet SEE 'J'BJ NEW and BEilVTif'llL GIFTS , 4 ~•••, Jet blac~ {lhlsb, · wall tlrea Rill's flne. ~4NV MORI! 'I'() ' G,OESSL~R ' ' . .. h,JEWELRY '. POMJi:ROY ~tfi'Q SA f,ES ,' I ', P,h.... lOotS:. ,· ()pea t!nnbin until 9 pJD. , Al Traffic Lb!ht . In .. " . .·. ~- B. 1-J. SA~B()RN place~ ave steps; give privacy. You'll love the ch~ of colors. I ' I I I 'I I 'l ' t '. Vel•. . centrel ~,..... Grtit help to the hard or heariag. Simrly adju•t ·· " • • . JEWELER ad OPTOMETRIII'l' !JIW Street Additional telephones' in kitchen, bedroo~ 11111 other busy I ' I ·MlTRO~OLITAN \ I I •' FROM ,,CHOOSE ...._ . • "UI IOl flO. fAJ easier, happier! I The Gift That Lasts For . YQu'll be pr~pd~0t~e de~.:;pr:ou~er.· ftill f1/ t~ ciLrl Jewelfy 4 ~PDr. Ji. good ~heap seelm~I\J ear. ·· I ,t .,.., Heaters• .. omooth To,raion·Aire Ride is convincinr pioof, Aud:that --. : ' rr . IIZer ns · .. II r travel, Ill I speeds 1 meinll your new Plymouth is llOinl ill be mrth moreDozens' ~. .. 'see lor you '.,· rstlf ~h il1ill dll~·, .~ far more-wh~ tllile fliutlly rolla•aro~ • · ' traCle-in . ' • L.. ........ "" .................................... oij. ..·.,_• ., ............ i., .. ___. " '•: I•• Ev.erybody Apprecicitl$ . 3-1950 .Merc:ilrvs '1 , '· ' . :~• Push·llu~ TdrqueFIIte •.• ~~OR~~~~.· D' ectlonal StlbT . We· A,. Lndld With Tr•l..h>~ ' These new telephone services ·make living .l I The Very·Best tri., Used I ., -: H~·;.l:an:d:M;r:s-~P=e=te:R:o:us:h:·~::~::::~::=:::::::::~~:::;~~~;;;.;~~ GOING .· MODERN? ,. 6,702 Itt Pll)lle Danny McDevitt atruek ool nine and yielded oal)" Jive bUs for !he Dodtera Wit, bowed out at Ebbets Field bafore a eorpo~ al's guard of only 0,702 fans, The loSs went to Ben Daniela, whn made his first start In the ma· jors after being called up from Hollywood In the Paolll9 Coast League. Curt Simmons pitched a four· hitter lor hb 12th vtetory for the Pbllliea who kayoed Curt Bartlay In I 1·3 Innings. Ed Boucbet ·had three • hits and Bob Bowman knocked In two runs lor the fhii· lies. , Baseball ResuJts S.ee.Y..- Bene, "· , Aaron, whose lwt>run 11th-Inn· Ins homer wrapped up the Unhod Proil Spwts Wrltlor \ Monday night hammered a ll'lnd Fr~d lla~ey ean make It olflcial slam homer off Sam Jones In tbe now-Warren Spahn will open tho fir'l Inning and from .then on tt World Series for the Milwaukee was ail downhill for Spahn. Brave• !a week from today. Wllllomt Hill :lith clinched the assig nment nilht when he beot the Cardinals, 6-1, tn the '1bat\i0I'Or" same of the National nee. Tbe victory was the old loft-bander's 21stli!Jt about clinched hi• b' named the major lea· sue of the year. Hapk •vqn, the Braves' No. I oandtda!f lor most valuable pill}'· er ~onora, -aaln swung the big ~La~y~e~d;;tl:l:tlj~th:e~Ra:m~s;;;(:o~r~•:ix~lb;~~;Ro~ate~W~~~~~ Heating Meeds ' I I By ', Appoinhl!ent,· For Your ~ 1 . This Week's ·Speci.aU SEE PK;.KEN~$ 4111df•ISARI Now t The·year's lowest ·prices·· on the ont~ car Spahn Seen As Choice To Open , that's going t0 stay ~ew! r "ft p 1~9 Bowling Highlights • ' Ill·The Hel!i of Muou City l'l!oae SP~I$G~ : M11011 City, w. tJ '· · \• '~ ~·; rw .... • Jplll. liltlt lllyJ IIIII, ~I ~~ ·c..,hrt )llf!l.,,ettiJni-NO iYASIEI . . HOGG & ZUSPAN ! \ Birthdc»y Qf Son Tbe S.p~mber meeting of tbe Mr. an( lfrl. Will iam Lehew Win-One, Claao of the New Haven erilertatn~a wll~ f dinner Sunday United Brethern Church met re· at their home, Sycamore St., In contly at the' churtb. 'Mrs. •Jack obsefVince' q!· !!to second btrthday Flesher, tlresldent, nlll)ed the . ol thel.r !l>D• Jollg . comnolllee for, the comlnll year. Prue~t were. two groat grand· 4.--Casts decid ing vote lo caae A short devoflonal period wu mothers, .lin. Frank Stowe, syraheld, which IIIC!fuded brmns, O<r]p. ~uae· an4 .W.'· Emma L<ilhelt. of tie vote, and can yote when lure and ' prayer. The. group made Prospect Hill, 'If!:· and Mr< Will· by ballot or roll call. plans to provide chairs for tho Jam T4uener, · Syracuse, gran~ ,&.-Appoints committee unless community revival this month. parents and tbe hosts. and John, otherwJse Instructed by meeting. 6. Approve• paymenl of ac· The Clubs Commtttee'a are a• Teddy and Cheryl l,ynn. Plani w~re allo •9m,plele,tl; _. eountJ, on action by club. lollowlpg; Protrom Commllteea, Rummage Sate 7.-11 largely responsible for Mrs. E. L Stein, !Ira. James Ronlb the orderly conduct ol meeting. Frldaf, an( Satutday, Mrs. ilariy Miller, , Ralph Sayre 1 8. Keeps ln close touch with at the 'Brown buDding and MJ:s. Tom Kollman. ly llullllt R. Priddy local leader and county exten _;. Sally Sauer gave ao.})ltality Committee', Harry program on the !IIlier, Robert Cooke, Mra. Lem MHo• CIVIlly 4-H County A11nt ion agent. and . Relrall!liN 9. Helps 01embeco cooperate Halatead, Mrs. L. D. Green. and LI,AOIRS TO MEET were served by Marjory the Telephone Committee Include 1'he Maoon County 4-H Lead· by belDg a gQod cooperator. Shirley Gaul. Mrs. Robert Cooke, Mra. Jam" en Alt!oelallon will hold its re· 10-Shows courtesy to gue.s!s. 11-The prealdent guide• meelRoueh, Mrs. Morvin Roush and gular moDthly meeting this corn· DRY RUNS Mrs. Dale ivblteritan. hig Ssturd,:y night at 7.30 p. m. iog in 1 cqurteou!l, tadful way. but avotda tatkir.g too much. LOS ANGELES UP-Tbe P. T. A. at the Hl,ch School Home Econo12.-The meetinJ belongs to e•t thlnf to iplrlts on The lint regular meetl~g or the mles Building. I wo11Jd like all the members. The president iJ owned by the Samovar .. _-.,,.,• New Haven Parent Telehl!f Aaso- who can to be present. only tbe "pilot.• is the DC3'• ••me, "Tho dation was held Thursday ev•n· SE~RETARY'S BOOK DUE 13!-The president rises when Elegance." The company lng, September, 19, It 8 p. m.. at If your secretary's book ia not the grade school. tn yet, he 1ure and get it in to opening a meeting, callin& lor a to serve its product ln mgnt,.~!l!; President, Hra. fj}hn Moraan, the Extension Office by next vote, announcing a decision. or , 3,0011 iDLED prealded and the meetine opened llonday. Tills will give us just makinJ a 1peeeh. Other times YOUNGSTOWN, 0. wllh pog salute by the group, scri· enough lime to cheek them and ean be seated. Dutiea o( Vice President:- u. s. Steel Co. sent plure by MrL Tom Hoffman and lake them lo Jackson's MUI the Pa.'ent Tencher Prayer, Jed by when we go to tho Extension !.-Learn the duties of the preoi· day ahift of about !!Lis poldye HUt. Conlerehee on October 14. dent. home from its McD•onalld 2. Performs these duties wbl!n llobday tffter f .lll)o,l1!ll!l matttll.,: The,buslnl!ll ioparta were given WINS SCHOLARSHIP aoce crew ' and IPProvtd. I wouicl llke to add my eon· the prealdent II abaent. 3. Aatttst. other offfl•era ID If· work. TblJ SctiC!II The ~ri'DiriUon votll<! to pay gratldatiou to MiQ Janlee lor· telephone bill up to the amount dan for \vlnnini' her $200 O<holar· ranglnJ for and conducting meet· strike.• u· o!her nmly 3,000 · of ten, dOU...I. shlp at West Vlrelnia University. Ine. 1 tolfL'' Bdb Muncy, president of I know ber .parents (Mr. and Mr1. 4. Often ac[J as chairman ol 1 1.;;;;;;-=~i;;;;_,;:i;;.;,~~ It th! Molller'a Club with a cheek of l.ca~r Jordan Qf Galiipoo!Js program. eom10itlee. 5~Tttk01 olbar duties bene$123.00 for the supplementary reo- Ferry, W. Va.) ll'e proqd of her. den. All of us want to wish her wen fleW to ,the dub. llqr• ~t Ibis next week! · ')'he play I'OUQd eqpipment pro· i~ h~r studiea in Home Econo~ ·Ject will •be eOOtpleted. The neces- mica. Tlte award was made by tbe VI sary r.ep~ra. 1nd .work wUI resut\>r Selll'1 Rcrebuck Company to a few Opea Tu ea. 111ru ~. 1 In tt.e near future. Freshmen majo!lng in Home .Eco~00000 TO CAIDS , The posia iti lront of the school nomic:•. This shows what can be C~~j::~~~ UP-The Chicago S:OO - S:OO are ready to palaL Members will done. by hard work and frultlul have obtained waivers Evenini~ be contacted wben a suitable llqte llvtnr. ' on Cllarley Twoeood. 230-poun~ Memb.JrahiP ,cardi ' lqr the year ts selected. • ~'PICIIS FO)t NEW YIAR offensive tattle from the Loa NEW YO~({ UP,--~ayor Rob are' belni bf(e~ ~Or ••Ie by the The .iroup, aloo voted to serve a Slbee reorganWJllon u ao. near. Anii!le• aams In eaohange for ·a 1~ IDIIet ert Wagnqr s ~p.lmtstle state· Wahama Athletic .Boosters and light relrtabmtnt each meeting I wo~ld like to dil<!uss a few of ·future draft eholre. TwogoOcl 'lett llllnriD 1 thatlea~ue New teammay he obhined lratll aoy of tba night. lfotpllallty 4-H annual Club Olllem ament maJor to acquire. replnco may membero ofi.be....,ltp. will beThe In ehll'ge of it. Committee · ' WilD duties you. of Your eleotlon yun. Jbrwla J! the G1an1• ~nd Dodgers wns The Boosfcl'l re,'t!nUy mel and T~e Healt8 and Exceptional Qf offleen should NOT' be a ·- founded on the fact !hat a group, elected of!lrcrs for the ~lng Child Commltlee, asked !bat a card ·populirlly conte.st, .but a ~mo­ ot local btuune1smen Is plannmg yea~. They are !,len Roueb of.Weet rue be ma~e aild kept on e~h crati~ way ot choosing the BEST to make oi;crs •o rour National Columbia, president; Donnie Me- pupil, wllb ·IMCessary informallqn qualified club member to a s'pttlLeague learns. Farland of Mis~n, vtee·pl'Citldentr to be referred to i~ case of emor- fie, of~ce or task. These teams. the United Press Mra. Ulllatt Shuler, , lilwn aeere· •.nor. i .• 1-~ , .---,-----learned, are the Clnelnnati l!ed· •a nd J h s be 1 'f' M G0Jd 0 legs, Pht' ladelpht' a Pht' llles, P•'tls· 'Letart, ry; a ' ~UOn· ear rry ' The Ex.ecu tl ve Bo.ara · ~ g~ve ' 1 re· son, ISS ye Hart. Mra. Clark Oma treasurer. Bumsarner, Mra. Alfred bu(gh Piratts and Chicago Cubs. · The group· will continue their port •I tis recent m~IIDI a~d and' oon Mrs 0 J 8 r 11 · The Redler! already' have turned act)vltles Ql supportlac ihe team gave a 1141 ol ~ommlltees lo sel'V• an~ Mr;. John Morgan °:~~· chil: down bne offer from the group ino mallY waya as it liaa done In durin& !hi! sehool ses,slon. . dren, Mrs Jnek Flesher, Mr. and whicij, iqcldentally, · lnchides a lhe .put. · The Committees are as follow1. Mra. Rtlph Gibbs J M R0 be current stockholder tn ·a NatiQD." BudJet and F!nance Committee: Roush, Mn. Terry'··Ro~h ~ • al !.Caaue: club. Mrs. ~ugeoe !lester, Is ehalrman, O.ol'f• Randolph Mr p '1 Ra · Mr~. Everett Roush, eo-ehatrm¥1, Mrs. Pirl Cun~ing~amau Mr~· others to, asalli .ak Mr1. Harry Clyde Foley Mra Ell d k d !Iiller, Mrs. E. L. Stein, Mrs. /t.lva children, M;s. Geor n! ::;,ay~r. IY UNIT!D Pit~SS Luckydoo, .Albert ·\IOU!b, A J. Bos- Mrs. Roy Iones, ~fl. Chll'les •I CITY LEAGUE li~Th~d bWtllar~ Arm:::•ng. M Yonkers, Mrs. Nelson Roush. Mrs AMERICAN LEAGUE sfpt. 24, 1957 rt ommh lrmee, . Mrs. Roy Cooks, Mrs. Groot Roueh. I w L Pot, Gl Ja~esep,.one nauc y, c a In, rs. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grinstead High l hree Game Ind. W. Dud· •·New York . .. 9S 54 .638 Cecil Sayre, !.Irs. Joho. l!rabham, Mrs. Alton Bonne M c j di!! 568.' (Sports Center) Chicago .. · .... 89 60 .597 8 Mra. Nelson · Ro'ltah. Mrs. Rotrt Tennant, Mrs. E~iene n.Heat:~. lligh Single Game H Walker 217 Boston · · 60 70 .533 1511 •Beach, Mrs. LOo .:rhompooa, •· 'M,r,f. Paul Powell, Mro. Robert · <Stroh's Beer) , • Detroit . . . . 75 74 .503 20 Robert Cooke and Mra. Sam lilt I· :llollman Mrs " ·ugl 1 Rousb, Jd . , . vt~ as Team 'rhree G,mes Sports Center Baltimore · . · · · 72 75 .490 2Z Mrs. Don Bumgarner, Mrs. Jame• 2511 Cleveland · ... . ., 72 76 .488 2211 ocea · 1 <;haracter and Spiritual Educa·. Hart, Mrs. U!e Hysell Jr., ant Team Singl~ Game Sports Cen· Kansaa City . . ·' 57 91 .365 3111 tcr 882. . , ·· Washington . . . 55 95 .367 40\1 tlolf Mrs. Roy Jones and Mrs. Rob Sharon, Mrs. Inez Roush nnd ert MeGlolhln. Eleanor, Mrs. Dora Roush, Man SINGLE GAME a-Clinched pennant Publicity Committee Mrs. Bob ford Blessing, Mrs. Charles A • Won LO.t Av~. Tueaday's Rllulls Johnston and BUJ 'Jioward. Weaver, Mrs !.eland Kirby, Mra. LET US ,IN$TALL YOUit NEW STOVE Mr. Bee 10 5 .811 Chicago 7 Kansas City 6 Koapital Committee !Ira. Grant Unford Kirby, Mrs. Leota DlnK-V Cads 9 6 828 Spofls Center 7 8 .8381 Boston 2 Washington I, night . Roush, chairman aod Mrs. (Mary) gey, Mrs. J. B. Grimes, Mrs. OR FLOOR FURNACE BEFORE WJNTER · · Thunday's G1m11 BUI Routh, Hro. George Tha~er E. Wood, Mrs. Tom Hoffman, !113 Stroh's Beer 7 6 .8! 6 Detroit at Chicago !nd Mrs. Harry Bumaarn~r. Louis ~arachnik, Mrs. Alva Lue· We Home Room M~tben Cornmlt!f:e, keydoo,..,Mrs. K. Sci teo, Mrs. Lee ~~ts~up~~s~kt ;_ ·'·. : : :~~ Cleveland at Kansas City Mrs. " Jack Fleaber and Mr& Donald Workmah, !lr1. Bob Muncy, !ln. · SIASON HIGHS NATIONAL LEAGU! ~arty Stasis, Mrs. Ueulo ilousb, lnd 3 Games, J. O'Brien, 609 pTA M az1 "' Mra. James HaggetW and Cindy. W. L Pet. GB Ind. 1 Gam~, H. Lobs~, Z36 Clyde Foley.' ' · ·. -" .ne; ,.,.. ~ Mr. and Mra. H Fluharty, !lr. and a-Milwaukee ... 93 57 .620 Team 3 Game~ K·V Cads, 2563 For ·Boys ad Glrll · ·· Health and Exceptional Child Mrs. Lewil Capehart and chil· St. Louis .. .. . 86 64 .373 7 Team I Game, Betsy Ross, 907 Committee; Mra, Alton Boney and !Iron, Sgt. Carl Null, lllrs. Leo LAY·AW~Y NOW fOR CHRISTMAS Brooklyn ..... . 83 86 .550 1011 TOP "5" BOWLIRS AVI lin. Pete Burris. . Gibbs and Snndr-. Mr. and Mrs. Pay Small• hym~t Down · ' G. Kelly .. . .. .. 18.1 Clndnnall . . . . 79 72 .527 If Safety and c'tvll Defense m jjonald Duncan, Mn. Bob JohnPhiladelphia . . 75 76 .WI 1tll 9 P. Clilford .. .. .. .. 182 New York .. . . 69 83 .454 z& mlllo;e; Ralph Gibbe Jr. Thonl._ sto11. Mr-. Eugeoe Huudnall, Mrs. W. Dudding . , .. 181 Plttoburgh . . . . 60 92 .395 3f Grinstead, t;.eonard Smithson and Sam Halstead, Mrs. L. Grter and J Lewis ...... . ... 179 Joho Morfalt. • Sandra, Mrs. B. Vince, Mr.. B. Louks .. . 176 Chicago . . . . . . 58 92 .387 35 Coant,y councU Repmentallves: Harry Pickens, Mrs. Edward Bald a-Cltnched pennant . Miss Goldye Hart and Mrt. Qeo win, .Mrs. l)Jlo Whiteman. !Irs. Toltllloy's RHVIII ' , Chariel Macbln, Sara Dawson, GIANTS MAKE GUT Clndnnali 4, Chleago 3, first twl- tge Randolph. It was announced the state eon- Mrs. Pete B~rr._, Mrs. Karl Wil· NEW YORK ' UP-The world nite vention wlll he held October 17 ea, Mrs. ' L. Ueving, !ln. Wm. cbantpion New York Giants got Cincinnati II Chicago 9, 2nd down to the 35-player llmit Tuea· Philadelphia 5 New York 0, olte and 18 In Parkersburg. The Boo~t McFarland, Mrs. Philip Burgess, Award wb won by Mrs. Foleys ·Mrs: · CeeU Sayre, Mrs. Elizabeth day night ' with only two rookies Brooklyn 2 Pittsb~rgh 0, nile able t~ win berths ,.witb the. Na· Milwaukee 6 St. Louis I, night tiona! Football Leag~e club. John The prografll lneluded the In· Thurtday'o G1m11 stallatio~ of Patrol Boys (Bob · P-~------------------------~----Bookman of Miami, Fla. U. and No gam~a scheduled Eddie Crswfor<l of Mississtp~i, ~rin~t.eao/1, Ronnie Hester, Mafi- I. both dele~sive ~acks, are tho "Difly' 'Voutic, D'ale · I·' rookies w~o join 30 players from and Peter Karschnlk) by I, last year's ~uad and returntn~ Carl Nutt, Of the State Po- 11 vets Bobby Epps and Jack Spink• I and John Marlinkovic, who .enme 1.35-player Pto~am topic 'Safe!y'' I to the ·Giants from Green ' was, b;i Mra. BeoUey Grime~ who I I W!t~ ob ·~altiJ In Tbe Cl4ss· r.Oni . While Sgt. ·Jilutl'' !PD~e on "Safe~)' Ptt Tbe Wshway." Jllsnford Ble11lng spoh on Tbe Sehool Bus:" and others ottendlng I • . Everett . !Irs. C~rs ~ork MIDGET AUTO. rtAeEs:~ • w•"-o"• Checkt on arrangements meetlnJ, and that e~ch one iJ ready as listed on prUgram meet1n1. 2.-Pre~ide• a~d calts meeting lo order and directs the ·business meet1n1. 3.-Decides points of order fairly. Offers Hinted Wahama Boosters Ready For Four Offer ·Meniber Big League 9's card~ For Sale. Court'St. 311~1 PomeroJ ~ JH' Lehew's Observe ·lfllrS $ . NEW HAVEN 4-H NEWS 'fhe coll ision occurred during ADAM HAT 5 T I I 'we won't in two da y,~·· be sai{l alter Tu .. day's two-hour work- pracliee of criss-cross ° \ ' I lip in a head-on· collision wit h hall-back Don Clar k. ns. k i The OSU c·oach, '. meanwhih•. eut out practice ror \hh remain· der of the week, · commen t in~ that Ihe team was a~ reo~y as it will he ·'lln ·Ssturday. "II we hav,en't learned it now, and suff<!l'ed n g,ash in h1s lowel' Hann Game l M· 0ot.lO . 1 I •' · COLU)IIB\)S UP- "You'lll · br • mlghlv proud ol the Buckeyes" .; . was Ohio State. Conch Woo~y Hayes'.· predlcllon as Saturday's open in~ OSU foolbnU gonoo ,ncor· '· ed with 'Texas Chrilllan Uuivcrsity. I Har Reco•d For Mos.f Walks Complete Line 1of 'HUNTING CLOTHES 1PISTOLS and BOOTS l ~n;t;, rea;e~e ~«#!4l4 c;G~dJ • · · . 11 el,ear to his char· can't expebt to 'beat =·;j Double Barrel J Clio ,Dally L "! -'• SM·.·0 p Single Bmel ,. A; big bole appe4fed, In ThomP." ~. \ , · _. ·· $ good eond. 30.06 .. ' ... $50.00 20 . ·TooMuch Basilio Maybe, Sugar Ray? Model87-12 Gauge PuDip Japaueae make, . . . ,' Senti.~~!, Ppmeray-Middleport, 0,, $~~;. 23, 1957-S · iEcC>RO -~~{ViiW· :-;··;· lfKilft ·'~~, - -----·--~---- ----., ': .'~ Hay~s,~P~edicts'Uappy.Fans Saturday i j I . .•r' ·':f;,~ ··auestions To G .·.et·. A,n·swers'" Fr·l·.da·. N.l,'!/ti''t ,4-Dally·SenUnel,~omero/.Mid~J:::;t~~es::.~Y ::~~~ , ~4dlepo~ f tbe volume o incominl: '• calltl,.mnortllllltoloud. s. · hrt•ltle t•l•p•••• ... Carry it (rom room to room... plua it into outlet bout ftceUed in ..U.. A handy cxua pbonc for placet Uoed OC<llionally, O,h14e rl•''•• ltell .•• Prennu malllnlcalla. Jtinp lou!J. an be hcaod outdoon. un be wmed · of when it ilnol needed. CaU our bUiinest ollice. We'll be pel~ 4emonstrate how !he telephone esn give your bfe 1 lift. OENIRAL ' tiLIPHO~ COMPA r1- ·~ · 1/Jf.-.j~ _ ...;v. OF OHIO . ............ I . . .. > . I ---~----~---· .....--..-·------·-·-··"""· ·. �I i I • t ' , ' ' I f manarer'l'ebruary I, 1~. MilOS OINIIIAL HOS,ITAL 1 ~-~ --~--·_I -----. ' __ _ Mr. Nieoll Is a n~tlve of &lingo 1 A~mltted: Sam Mioner, Rut· I'I unction, Ohio and attended Mingo land; Wayne Milhoon, Pomeroy; 8 00 fS 3801fOUJ High nnd Steubenville B~sin011 Sam Sil"on, Long Bottom; Mr.. , IC • 1 1 . • • • ,. ,, ' ' llColle4e. He 1, a member of the John Blaettnar Pomeroy· Mrs .I ... nUH, '""'Poll OM) f'' reamrta 'Churc6, 1.1 mafrled' .and' Lauro' u rih It' syratt! : Mi . ~:~~jy w:f.,hP,;•wt~¥ 'b~P? veh,ry wg:\'~J\ ~~n 0 e \11• fathet; o( lhr.ee children, Rob- $~~pie W,at:o,;, Pol!lero:-: La:~ '1 • ..., ~ I .Y a p a· er~ ~cllh and Frapces Lol!ilt. ~ Raines li:ad I'll 0.1 ·D 'A L Q haa r••id~d In .Pomeroy Oblo for ~utla ·~ I I ' I' . am· ' lai!JI ' o.f troq~· ~ol!llne biYOnetted rlf)~l II •· P,OI\ .'!Pl'•· athwart ,the , , , 1 ~ ' u.y, ~ M~eral ,l'tafl. ' ;e ' . ; :. . 1• 1 ~ ,•· ' ,. j ' .< wajl~ Qnl~ ow~~ a ~>:'4 l&Mt• •" ' ·, , . , · ' •. , J,,> ~h.,le4· Anna kaurf , Pomed ofrl,ors lo 1 dllpers• •• ninoe ·' The' annual !Ilion County 'sing· ~.I· '' eM· AQ~r...r Ilavlo . PoineroY,· ~ack did tbe troop• jwing their ing convention wiil be held on mOb008 llffOO Mro ~Jolin Lambert ·'Middleport: ayoncts around to th~ oqt SJ1~4ay, sevt. 29, at lhe p~ Ha'rry Mille- New Haven j • thrust, or 'ready-to-stick, pl!sl)ioot m~~-!~nt J4J1iqr 1!1~9 ~ho91, JW· , <.!: :\l'ttn~~~. Pro"!, Pa. Ql)ll . Births ~ .,;.l!ih.ter,' to ~~ lie!·· Maj. G~n. Edl)'ln A. Walke,r. ginnmg at 1:30 P. M. according schoo sysl•ms and gt)od will en Boatrli!lt. Chelter, o. ! eOI)lll),l!niJ!ql \he fld~ra l forces tn lo G. \V. McKmney, president among the rP.ces WhiCh most of U8 · Little 'Rofk, addressed' 'an assenJ: AH ~lnglng ' groups as well ., ·in the South havo labored ao hard bi>' of whf.tq st~~ents at Cenira!" ·th n~hUc •I'. i v1ted. No ad· to p~esen'e," · MARKIT RIPoftr · High before the Negro ' children vane{ reilstration is nccemry Thl!re WBJ mljced editorial re: CINCINNA'fl UP - 2J'od~ce: .arrived , occ,ording to McKinney. · action 'ill, lhq southern press ai· EtnJs, tbout steady, pilces at "No one will interfere with ' · thouglj. ~~~~i)y atack~d again~ the farms eonoumers wb)!j>& and your coming, going, or your pe~ce -~1M "''ld&~fs •cl)oq. brown•. A', )uRibos 47·150, A large ._f"! pursuit& Of •your studjes," Occu e~ 44-48, A ....~ium 3}39,- A' OJllail ·~•d Pen. Walker. "HO\yever, 1. The , 89,"ip~~ · Ha,ar~ Memphis 23·211, B large 34-38, FOJ;l A laljlje w~ld be l•ss than honest if 1 (Contlnuod.From Pogo 01111 ~:~c~~~~~~~~-~;!1,~~ it "er- 47 32-53, A medium 42-44, B large 411fade~. to tell ~Qu thd I mtend Pa. He trangferred to the Phliip The Birmil\ghall! Post . H'rald ' . to UJe ail roaans necessary .1.0 ·Sporll Plant eonstruction d~partl (also ·Scripp, · Howard) &aid , th~ Chick,ns, barely stead?:, (eyers ' I prevent any Interference Wltn menl as a idor clerk tlme~eep. President w'.. "poorly • aavlsed." 3-3~ lbs 17·18, heavy hens 111-111, ,,.• the •.kecufion of , v~u:; school er 'IPri! )6,, ltl4!J and became, Sen: more like !hat of a dictator." light hens to 13. Price dl.ltrlbutlon ·i boHa~d't'"t'"'atlon plan. lor payroll clerk ' at tbe llhili~ ·T~e NBJhviiJe Baonor heeded on frye,., 7D,200 at17, 27.1500 at . s '• ement was esoenliall~ ' .SMrn Plant November'!, 195p. He its editorial "Careful, 'i!r: Presi~ JIB. ,•·~~·~atihon . of d ' procllamahon ~ame aiS!stant pQyroll ~)•per: dent" and saill. t~ere was no sta~ Butter 00 score 71. ·I ,w •• e ••me to ell zens of visor Novembor 18, 19!4. ' of inaurrectipn . ln. Lillie Roc~ ·· · L~ltle Rock Tuesda~ night short· . ' . . · "justtiving federal matliallaw.'' . PATTY SOUGHT . !y aft~r he had been named to He is a notlVe of SCottldfle, Pa., : , ,J • , • to ~elld the U. S. troops sent and atl!nded St. John High Sehool. l!ut the Miami He••ld, 11id the ~OS ANGELES UP--The .U. S. here at Pre.sldent Eisenhower•;· 'He is a omnmber ol the Sa1red1 aituallon "demands eitrO'meJIIeas-1 Lawn Tennis. A88n. wiU i mee~ ·' .orders to P'\t 40, end to disturb· Heart Churc~ of Pomeroy, Qhio, u~s...what Ia . vital il !~at Wednesday Dlght to m!ke Ita fin· · ances V\)1\<h h~e ~r~vented inte- and a member of Veterana of For- and order. ah~ll' D~Ii!~ the · ~I) al selections for , l.he D~vil . Cup ,/J gr¥ion a~ tb~ hli~ school. elgn Wars, is married and. resides l~nt ~~~ asserted himself to that team that will journ~r ' !<! Aualra· 1 $11~d)~ D("""lnod in Pomeroy, ,OI(Io. end and musi j~i)d tiy · hi~ df. Ua in &eBI'(b · ot l~e .Challenge He sal!J. Qlat he intended to . · <ilion wtth 1~1$qr.'' ' . Cup ~Non·playlng capq,jq] Billy carry qu~ ti~ orders and he Lew;s M. Nicoll, ""lst&nt .alfitt · · • [ Tal btl'\ sai4 he still hopes 1•to in· worne¢ manager- at Phlli~ . ~m Plant; . · lfiFG'tJIRI TRADEd duc;J vetenao Budge ,. Pal t'y ·to ·J "ThQie w~p lnte(f~re or dis· wa• named ~88istant ,Oifiee m~ag; · ·.. ., , . . j6.in ' lbQ~ squad. ·, . ·''' rupt 'the wo~er admini•tratlon of er ·~ the '~m"\1'~.' ~\•nt of th~ ~W YOI!K ., 111'-,-D~ek Me: 1 : ... • , ___.!_, the school will ' be removed by Captma P~~flpl_ Co~pany el Guire, one ,o( pro •basketball's · ,', JWLIN,t..ll¥11,14 ·1 , the soldiers on · d~ •nij \UrJied f~tlv~ Sept. 16. He first cam~ greaten ,~I!U')'•\t..lfl, has been COJ;.~IJ~, Uf.::.o\ttorney over to the' local pollee for dit Wltb ·.he ~A'P•nY.!l,e~temb'l'. 41 trailed ~y, ffi~, ~~JYork Knick~r· GQ!]I!rliL WJ,Ii~' ~be:rUjed 'to· ' po1ilion ~ ~~9tdll,llc~ >yil)l th 1946 Ill ~ rilor c~erk ~ the 'rldq bockers to 'ihe. IIetto•t P11tons '" day tlil,t a ·>lr-~lill! ~il!JIJlll c~m­ laws of ~/?ur ~OII)!pUnity.", l r,lant. O,n ly, \II( lfK1'he Iron~ Cxfhlh&e. for Detroit's No. 1 mlssion~r also: m~ '&e5\'e as ·~eHe "'.)ij h~ t~opp~ a're se~son·. erred to the conatructlon deparfi draft cho•e~ next year .. The 31 rotary of ; ,the c~~njl!slon, :•al· J •ed, wep-traj.q~dl solq)ers inelud·. ment of lhe Philip Sporn PlaQI a! year lrlcGu•re e1ght sea· though he w~ul~ 9ot be 1ompening mp,l!Y ~qillbat veterans, I eJerk..peelaJ ai\d become Oper~r 80n8 ~~~h the and led the Sated far hls.'servlces ... ~ S£O:'e• "B,mc aoldi~rs t,Ji~f are as .t1ons. ~ookkfeper Ja_n_uary, I, 19110, ciu~ m assljls times, 1>ry. •• · • • . deter.;i~ed as I t ? ·~ out their He la!~r become seniJ)r elerk boo* • ,, • . P" 1 keeRer anq 4ead bookkeeper, and orde s, h9 salcl, However, 88 I, was promoted to aOBistant office stat'-' before, the law . abhlllli -~,... . peol\1~· ~v'e ~)ng to fear /rom abiding eiUrens In his persqn or thetii, Theyo ti e been carefully ' ~roperly, and tfiey wlli obc1 , • lnstru~te~ not . moles~ law lhese orders." ' ' . ' . ~ DallySentlnet,,Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., Sept. 25, lp57- 7 Pa'r 'tr pe s·mj)lng . M· t' " Ti B' I H,e·14111' .' ' .• ll.nd!Jy E• ·, · s• s ' . ' :---"--:--:--------.:...------.--- lI liood Cleu Usecl Cm All Makes and Modell POMEROY - 7-room frame with bath, hot water healing, full ' basement, large veranQa. Large AUTO SALI!S · lot wlth driveway, doubt~ garage and storage building. Located on Main Street near High I QUIC& SEIIVl~E on Wl~o:b lie- School. An investment bargain p11r111~ D) faccor 1 '!'rained with down payment of only watchmake!, L'OLLII'iS IEWEo $2000.00 and a10ume balance ex· l.&kli, J'<,t'ieroJ 1-3-11 !sting 4% loan. l!leelal Notl0111 of hnll $1.00, Obltuarlu 1JOCIIL • • VILLAGE PROPERTY - 8-room : •--~,;...,.-,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , REFRIGERATION SERVICE frame house with electricity, Domestlc-Commerclal·Dairy porch neorly surrounding the r ; :..;,.... ......._.. . _ _ I bell •ound disc recorder. In iOOd I JACK'S REFRIGERATION , house Cistern and well. Onecoljllition. Also I Warm Morn· acre lot. $2000.: Low down pay· 24 Hour Servlce ' . ing heath•~ stove. Call 61)45-J. ' ment. • 9 23 3tc New Haven Tu 2~537 FARM _ 100 ·acres with 150 acreJ ,. Homart GIS rtoor Furnace, 70,000 tract~r tillable, some botto!"land ' II~ June · ~uty Salon Is BTIJ, complete witb controls. BJ-TBBT GA6 AT Good 8-I'Oilm houJe, Z •arna, open ,.Monday through "Sat- Claylon Allen, Chesler, Ohio. REGULAR PRICI! ~leoly other buildings. On good 9 23 3tp I.'OW!LLI BIBVICI STATIOII luneslona road 9ne mile from lll'llt)'!, 9 to 5, and evenings villag,e. Ca!h prite $611100.00. - -LUBBICATION 1M lfABB RURAL RINTAL- &-room bouse ~;, ~PfOIDiinent. Perma· Rea4y ~ix concrete, washed sand, _ .. Oblo near Ola Town Church Jar· 1114411 nenls .JUO, '10 and '15. den, paSture for one cow, free eruahed grovel, top &oil and fill 1 ====~ =·===~ dirt. We deliver, anywhere. Call I,· ' gaa, eieetrieity, well on poi'Oh, PHONE 1428-Y 68~. g 20 6tc metal roof. Old garaae. ~.oo. Immediately available. ' Walnii& St. Mlddlepon .liuitom Built Kitchen. Klt<helll dutl!Ded for your home. ~·reo CITY RINTALI :.._ One 4-~oom llllalates. Foreman It A: ·.ott. bouse, ond one 11-room 11'111'1ment Each $00.00. &6-tJ Pho!it ~ Y. ICRAP liON- MITAU .m, Oct; NoV. 11 and Dee. CIICKLIR RIAL TY tl. N~~ Lellon ineeUne, Wed· 40q bales of good straw. Phone BOX 219 PHONI IO.V . D~, lellt. 25. G23 atp 9 23 3tc Racine 3009. 9-24-~tp ____. JUNK . . • """"..,..,. Cor ,_ GrO<el')' Slore i•land. Apply at P1NM Ill For Sale- 2-bodroom hou•e with ~nit' L111Pit - Lane Cedar . The . Fountain, Mason, W. Va. ~ - tAU Window , . _ ~~~~~~~~~:::~ bath, furnaee and ·aarage f.zUtp. ,;;. -- $5,000.00. Call Turner 21241. '· •n~ l!efriceratol'8. 9·24-31c ' .l hbi .Pumlturt, M:U"""rt, Ohio CONCRETI BLOCU METROPOLITAN • I .' · ( ) · Not1'ces :· .~ · - I NOW OPEN. .. •as WE BUT ' ~Sbot:::::t;ll!IJI:::'IIIItc:;: , ~bea:',':RI==cl=oe=P=Ia=a=ln~gj ao, OHIO VALLEY CO. <"~ U8tl ~dill! Lejlion Fall Feotl..l, !IeiJiember Z8, Street Dandnl. ' ·.PI'I~ and fun for all. t Z8 3!p llltltn , wlliled to KIIHI' Alumln- !l!P .for .aoc9nd ahlft, 4:30 t~ P. 'M. ·Phone 81181 or 8~1!-1. · !Ill~ ' · · t 18 6!P , •' ••:iO "lolld- Par IMt" .... ...:..... · Rooma N,w Furnitur• • • 1 $299.00 BAKER . ; lloUftd dol - rod with wblte on '. • • by ,name of "Red". l, · J~bn 'Ruuell, Pomeroy. :. ,., 8233tp FOR SALE 10 ROOM HOUSE and LOT I ·;: .(181 Au(',) Soles FURNITURE ' 1111 The BrlgiiieBI Cortlll .~N:ft~'· ,spee!ol a ·dr Rlvtm ·~ lltlddle""rt l..t . Cho!ott. AI. c _ .I f\ ·..,.. o tone blue,• arrr.: t01r SALE - Apple!. New lla· -· lCoape.. l, '.•,. dilllflow~nd , ilrlve. lid black. All with l!laettnara, , P;~o,. 8 20 etc von Orehard, New Haven, Phune TU-24688. 7-29lt - -·- - - - - ~.NliJ! iPontlu cbteltaln • 11r sedan ~I'll F_!>r Rent ·: .' llfdt•ll111ie drive. Twa tone ! .,_, •finlab. Blaettnara, Pom.. "1· <• ~ rOi'd ,,'"k. , ,....' "CIIe!Sitl Yi ror 1\lnt - Eltenaton Lid den, ~-------"--boorda, Drop Clotba.l Cltnton Fl<her, Middleport •• Pboae a6IJ..lt 111 t1 ~~ Troile .. ac1r; 1id Buy ( 17) H I Wanted $1,805. I p ' ' 'IJIO"' ' , llu11J iharp In· Relief or oubolltute ,;;;.t."";:;;:i;r •' .illtlt , ,out. , Powerrlldo. Radio for Dally Sentinel. conlaet sen· · 1illll1ieilli. lluttnan, Pomeroy Unol or cari 'Stalder. 9 23 3tp tJ~ '!" u 4 dr., I 20 ttc "··1. '' I Rooma Newly Painted aiao 50 FOOT LOT ,In ~racu10, Olito."... See George H. Dural· I Cava It,. Po!Mroy or Phone 51~X - _ '" · - - Roomo for l'l'nt, Clo10 to town. ';':'IIIII 'l>OUf .l;oronet e1 ••5. ·4 dr. B~~'' Ave. 918 121c l ;-. ilil.~~-!!'!~li\llton 1blft. Radio . - ·----"""--- _ _ _ Save UOO CO flUOO One, Two and Thl'llll BedrOQm& larae otoek l\lttl.i6. Bring your deeirea and your problems, we're deaJ;ng on the very lowmo" in tomorrow. Try ua. ell potolble Ierma! t TIN WIDTIII t HUOI SILICTION 1IIUy reeondltioned ored one and two bedroom 1"1\JtE DELIVIlliiY - QUICK! Open 7 Daya A Week m ~;· ~ !~~eL· a:":!~. :::~ liSt . Employment oao etc Wonted iilioi _. · - 1--------- WHovemri Y Mo.b ilt 0 1 501 1 .·*' .• . AI' Lam movlna to Florida, I · will offer for Ale at my real· denee, 188 Maple Street, Mid· die port Ohjo ('I'Urn off Rt. 7, low,er end of Middleport), be· linQlnf at 10 A.M. the [oilOW· lni peraonol ,propert7: Three studio couches, living room suite, Z--nlce arm chain, pial· form rocker, 3 - end tablet, lamps, ottoman, dresser & at~, 2 - complete Iron beds, DOO spreada, electric h...ter, electrle blanket, cheat of drawers, G.E. Eleetric atove, electrle 7refrl«· erator, Electric Sunbeom mix· er, Sunbeam tollle!1 Z--break· fan oet&, lt.CA Ramo, Cookinr utenlllo, Silverware. Dllbes (few 100 yr, old), new trove! Iron, S - uUiity cabinela, Singer aewlni machine, Ma1ta1 washer, Apex w11her, poi'Oh furniture, . cl~s door boot case. roll top desk & ehalr, aide beard, Gun1, ~ Electric Motor, ladders, whee borrow (rubber tire), hand tools, work bencher, Electric Huffy Lawn Mower (New), Garden toolo, Poat hole digcer, hand sprayer, 7·111. Aluminum Paint. ond many other arUciQ too numerous lo list. Termo: C11h. N~t responsible ,lor aeei· denio, Crltt B~adford, Auction,· eer. Ralph Burnett, owner. O'BRIEN & CROW ' ' Fully equippe~ - Less than ll • ·: ·. ·:sEIGLER., . :P~~f·~~TI~M. !W~i~~(-~~0 )\'ILL INSTALL Ta1.;~~9VJ' ..IUA :- .IF YO~ J~.rj ~!~Y-: ' . ' 1'' . 1 , MONTEREY "4'. DbOR'_ SEDAt-4 . . •. -· Just like new & fully equlppe4. Less than 250 miles. . ~ •, .I I • j, ..• ' ('" ...•·•?.' .. i •' . V8 FAIRUNE .4. DRS• . Excellent Shape . . 34, ~P:a. \, ' (~rib.) t.w.,. , 11. Frosty 18. Knlla. aa a bono 2~. A color ~1· Sorro..t 22. C'ollere Jea(llb ' ·;. tliftlftr nollqutd · . . tJap.) Y•,•l~41)'i .bow.. 33.·Frequenlly ap. S]>okon 3-. SupporC, 40. flab . 38. Monster 1u ~neta 30. Alumnl4 P•ron· (col19<1.1 44. Hawalla.. 38. Greek lett., IQQ.d .• }>' I , }. ,,. I"' are (I& ~I" 1'.. ~ w; I' I, ,. ~~· ~ ·' ;' ' r••- ~·· I'$ i ' I'IGirr~ije 'tha tact that the roeeat -ioD of Clm(l'OM raw Ita longat ktUt In Pi181P ot a Civil l,ifChK bUI, another flpt on the ..,., tuue 100101 for the - .. ~b l<~:l)l.tiDIIII')'. l Five Senote Democnta b&ft announoe4 they wtll'battle to Ohllll(t Senate rule 22, to make It IIIIer to choke a tlllb)lltir. Wltb an . _ , ntar~act . to tllt •9Dt-man tllll>uat.r ot. l~tor Slnltn 'l'hUnnond (I>) South cUollna. apiDit , _ , . ot uio Civil JUpta ,m, they aaJd thet . _.,,vents 1n the ·llell&te ha.. ~ ~'!f. t~ ~.exert llllxlllwn etforta durlr1J 1918 to ~ f'l.: V/) I'~' f'"· ~· . l"' ~ jJI .. I~ \ ' I. •·:M . 1 for ~ 1hrea. L'1, X 10!1 tho 1w9 Qt1, -~- ~~ Jt~t"' apoo, trcph"" Ill\ 1~ llld t~tlplf ot tha wo ~ ~ hln~ Jiac'l. ~~ tho coct~ ltlttft art ~Jenp~ •. ' . " . . • A CrJP~f"'D . Quo . ~'!on . 1 • B B ·oQ A I K R !I C'B'B 1J 'rC o \1' ~ PH~· ~ IK c y B R Ill' R H p z c 1 p ~ y R H._ 'I' K v i . , , _ A K \1' • YuteNI6fo CfJp,laquot.r qRA!.IloMA, WHICII ,fWOWi I!OW 1'0 CON~O~ ICVIIlN KINGS - MP'fERII:. · .._.. .• -• .!..,""'"·;;:__,._,._••• ~ - ., - ••·-.......,.~ mD\141 ll.i".:O., . ' "'d .._'1'!1'• · ~~ the 1D11f1uncomeot were Senatoro Paul If. 1111i!IIU. . II: nublrt It BW!Iphrey, MIMOJGtei Rldwd L. N.U. ~· ()rqOD; Pal MeN.....,_ lolichfP.,o; and, J~ a, CJ,vJr, •'!\!!If~ . : • ~·"ill· one,ot tllo, reuona ltimt aouthenttlf 414 uot participate In ·• IWbuater ap!Dit the lctvtt RJahla btU ~ tear ttlat ~ a telkl,~-~~¥ """' ·~qt ll1t vary chanft ln'rulo b whfcli'tbo 1..- ... • • • • e !lEW ClJYIL BIGHT8 ' to L 0 N G I' I L L 0 W . 0.. tettor ~lllllb' alt!nda' to~ ":'l"lll~r, 1'11 thlo -pll " 11 ~ , WQll<1iJ'f'ut \1'••• abNod, ' DAlLY CIJ~tiOI'E- Heie'e bow; . lllO'I' It: : '· A X YD L B A A X a , , PJ:O~idtng for Soviet Ru,.&a ~~~· r•• ' ,jl 'I ~ • ~ tlnued cry '· · <Scol.) ' a.su~wo1'1!1 • I• 1··- II'! '9 ~ I•• 't]k ..~ ·...,,,....,_ - , IQ. Mople ~· oak 31. ,9,Bah I"' I v....lo 1 19·56 Fd-.R~ V8· ~ ot night I'"' 'oo\lll , Wtne :tordomatlc, Power Steering, white lir~s. 7500 mil~s: · I tl\dian $2, firtOU. ' !~ ~i::~':.r ... Lew~a '8. Letter , at. American d. ~~pteoo ).. 27. Luzon ' n~tiVe 211. Con. '· (IT ncord · 17. Ptnacoout tree Sl. Short · haircut ~· W'4Jnrl!lrtl ..,, K111i~ drtmt tO. M<llllantoua . ' CONVEltTIBLE' ,, •J:t·loK• l:OAL HEATERS·OI.L·G~S ·ELECTRIC' and , .... ~ T. Goddea~ 1" tN.Afr.) 200 miles nome1 • %6. Mr." , · name • 23. Qorn· ' 20. Biblical &. Biblical 80. Looked·at ·1957 MERCORY, Fbrdomalic ' •, ' ' ' .I'OUftd Ul'l te.Bywayol IS. Lawyer's ch•rr• Jl. loloham• me<l'a '1 birthplace 111. Wiler< port 11 mode t4. Margan! (dim.) 28. Baklnc·i " chambero 21. lraad ... CUSTOM LINE ~.J~10bott· ..·' I 12. Of YJtl\ln , 13. Glrl'a name <I'~ 14. Of In axil 10. 'The.I tcOll6q,) i tt llli!IJ.ll . . ·:1954>~.:FOR·Q;:;,\la '. i .:=.,.«!!!..' ... _... ...!... i ......... ' ' \ 2-1955· FORDS . 41 Perform 0. C)lllttren I .. 4 Nq~~~-dy' RfJEI!IAU: ., ' D~l~ y CRQS:S'WG>RD . USED CAR. : Very 'ci?'n. '' RUTLAND·FURMITURE ·1s ·••Y ' 1 1;1~ (20 Bl Insurance .... ..._ .,..------==J VICTORIA HAlDTQP , . PIJIJIOUib VI fl,185. Hard Would like Ito e~rc for children ToP Qilipe, pack.twoPower1n Iho home. Juamta · Wrigbt, ~ I~~~~~~~~:::::::-! . lllfi• tnlll. Power l!UUUful lone ~...u. 11141 , willie. Sharp lnoide Elm St., Middleport, Ohio. - ·. 0111. llluttnart, Pomel!l)'. D-2&-3tp ·\ ~ .' IZOGIC IIIL ................ ' '.'! ' U.$, U IIIIth WAVIIJRL'f. OHIO ~ ··, I I A~ SATURDAY Sept. 28, 1957 I' ; 3 room house h·r· trailer~. (' ' PUBLIC SALE . I ';:~;::;;:;::;::~::::;;::;~1 9 20 Otc l'lirlane $2,785.00. · "'acio" Conmtlble Coupe. Power Power Bteerlnr. Fordo- For Rent, Modern f>vc room , 11141lc. 'l'bullderbird en1ine. New apartntenl on Mulbc..-ry Ave. ,. , 911t c.otl '1tnotl e1,000.00 more. Must be r,een to be apprec>atcd. ",; J:Zl' cJaa . BI&ettn~, Pomeroy. Phone 310.M, Pomeroy. p. 26.otjl ! '> . • , • .• t 20 ate va ' 1 L ' ------ For Rent- Large oparlment. 208 Mulberry Ave. can· 376 or 46. .9·23·3tc , · .,_ lt. _,, CoH Wm. • - · .JIOl! acres~ ,,. Mllj\OIIIAL TOUR PLANNED VENTIMIGUA, Italy UP·Famed British conductor Sir Thomao ll~haDJ, said today h6 '. and bath. Conlact Bltly Windon, Chesler, Ohio. 9-J4-3tp I Mtlu North ltf ,_.., ~) l~t &_!_ou_nd ~ 1 cO. GRUISEB BwCl ' Farrn-34 day on busineas. would make a world tour to per· ..&ln. Olar•nce Ward of Colum· f<lrm the works of hi.s late friend, bus and Mr ,and Mrs. Doli Quioen· ~jnnlsh cumposer Jan &lbelius, bem and son, Don, Waverly were who died last Frl6oy. .Beecham ( week tnd cutsll of Mr. and Mra. diso!osed no details of tbe 'tour. 1 Olear Henry. Mr. and Mr•. Lawrence Davidson .and daushter,. Annd, of Carroll, Ohio were week end Bljests of Mr. and Mra, John Hoacbcer. Mr. ond Mri. James Diehl Jr. ond daughtenl, Pomeroy wele visit· Ina Mr. and Mrs. George Burns 111\1 family ''" Sunday. Mro. Ned Henry, Mrs. Irene Jua· Us along with their sisters and COWiDJ, the Rickard girls ot Long· dale '"" an aunt, Mrs. Ed Pickens, went to St. Albano, Thuroday w villi a cousin, Mrs Jaek Brown. Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Taylor were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Ned Henl')' on Stiturday eventna. !ln. Iabelle Brown and aons of Muon called on Mrs. June Burns on lrlondar. 27 Liiiiia Filson Lockett wu vlsltins with %1 Stoaford-:Yri'p' Mr. and Mrs Ned Hehry en Sun· day. I Mr. •nd Mrs. George Butns and daughtel'8 were visiting Mr. and M,l,. Lester Zerkle and family of ~son on. Saturday evening. 1 !Iva ._,.,.Ill lt&ve P\~ ~:' ~ ~· , . e ~~ ~8-;D-Itefttary " • ' Wileqtl, - to Iii Np!Ue4 ~ ·~oll,.lt ~clb'oy u .ctviUan boo• ot the 'nauoo•o ~\'11!1! ~!1_~. ~~ "'! ~ two Important actiona betore be - ........~ .,... . t . ate ¥llt~ - . W ~JifO'IfJ' 1.-Joiu~.~ P.~ ~ the tl.S. m1oolle effort u It com• puu·wttll•liilit(i) 011 tlle)th ..thet a fuU pobUe uai!trola)ld!Jit o! Amerl.,.. achl~ , In·the IUper•weapolll field Wul, &mOJII olher·tbJnP, maJCe ~· job a, ljiU~· lell toUJ)l. 2~~"' blUlona an Ill anne<! ..,.. vlculuafl:·i@abitng ne,.Saticft ot eontracta wtth · ~r , _., . oome ot. the ilrcrett Prodljcert and other koy e1e• . ' ---r.; I menta ot th~dlfeDit tndUI!IY ~have betn 'hard "Ui1fNtzint• hil"llf nc~r, eeoiloMg "moveL .. Of """' IIi I· •.~!·w~ ~L~\g.'!:Jl!Otli1. !¥:f, ~!.~~. PI!'sld~91. Et.. :: 1 0 100 ' ers a,'""v" •or ... moves and thet he 11 to ~ no/mce !hom In connection wtti\ li on hlo •··~ ardabiD •• t4a naU~• vut mlltta· ·'· ., . ,._ - !!ii~~-___,.....,..;-....:!...J;;.. ";J'-(•:"-2__'_;;'.~.-..:_ I ... !)t �I i I • t ' , ' ' I f manarer'l'ebruary I, 1~. MilOS OINIIIAL HOS,ITAL 1 ~-~ --~--·_I -----. ' __ _ Mr. Nieoll Is a n~tlve of &lingo 1 A~mltted: Sam Mioner, Rut· I'I unction, Ohio and attended Mingo land; Wayne Milhoon, Pomeroy; 8 00 fS 3801fOUJ High nnd Steubenville B~sin011 Sam Sil"on, Long Bottom; Mr.. , IC • 1 1 . • • • ,. ,, ' ' llColle4e. He 1, a member of the John Blaettnar Pomeroy· Mrs .I ... nUH, '""'Poll OM) f'' reamrta 'Churc6, 1.1 mafrled' .and' Lauro' u rih It' syratt! : Mi . ~:~~jy w:f.,hP,;•wt~¥ 'b~P? veh,ry wg:\'~J\ ~~n 0 e \11• fathet; o( lhr.ee children, Rob- $~~pie W,at:o,;, Pol!lero:-: La:~ '1 • ..., ~ I .Y a p a· er~ ~cllh and Frapces Lol!ilt. ~ Raines li:ad I'll 0.1 ·D 'A L Q haa r••id~d In .Pomeroy Oblo for ~utla ·~ I I ' I' . am· ' lai!JI ' o.f troq~· ~ol!llne biYOnetted rlf)~l II •· P,OI\ .'!Pl'•· athwart ,the , , , 1 ~ ' u.y, ~ M~eral ,l'tafl. ' ;e ' . ; :. . 1• 1 ~ ,•· ' ,. j ' .< wajl~ Qnl~ ow~~ a ~>:'4 l&Mt• •" ' ·, , . , · ' •. , J,,> ~h.,le4· Anna kaurf , Pomed ofrl,ors lo 1 dllpers• •• ninoe ·' The' annual !Ilion County 'sing· ~.I· '' eM· AQ~r...r Ilavlo . PoineroY,· ~ack did tbe troop• jwing their ing convention wiil be held on mOb008 llffOO Mro ~Jolin Lambert ·'Middleport: ayoncts around to th~ oqt SJ1~4ay, sevt. 29, at lhe p~ Ha'rry Mille- New Haven j • thrust, or 'ready-to-stick, pl!sl)ioot m~~-!~nt J4J1iqr 1!1~9 ~ho91, JW· , <.!: :\l'ttn~~~. Pro"!, Pa. Ql)ll . Births ~ .,;.l!ih.ter,' to ~~ lie!·· Maj. G~n. Edl)'ln A. Walke,r. ginnmg at 1:30 P. M. according schoo sysl•ms and gt)od will en Boatrli!lt. Chelter, o. ! eOI)lll),l!niJ!ql \he fld~ra l forces tn lo G. \V. McKmney, president among the rP.ces WhiCh most of U8 · Little 'Rofk, addressed' 'an assenJ: AH ~lnglng ' groups as well ., ·in the South havo labored ao hard bi>' of whf.tq st~~ents at Cenira!" ·th n~hUc •I'. i v1ted. No ad· to p~esen'e," · MARKIT RIPoftr · High before the Negro ' children vane{ reilstration is nccemry Thl!re WBJ mljced editorial re: CINCINNA'fl UP - 2J'od~ce: .arrived , occ,ording to McKinney. · action 'ill, lhq southern press ai· EtnJs, tbout steady, pilces at "No one will interfere with ' · thouglj. ~~~~i)y atack~d again~ the farms eonoumers wb)!j>& and your coming, going, or your pe~ce -~1M "''ld&~fs •cl)oq. brown•. A', )uRibos 47·150, A large ._f"! pursuit& Of •your studjes," Occu e~ 44-48, A ....~ium 3}39,- A' OJllail ·~•d Pen. Walker. "HO\yever, 1. The , 89,"ip~~ · Ha,ar~ Memphis 23·211, B large 34-38, FOJ;l A laljlje w~ld be l•ss than honest if 1 (Contlnuod.From Pogo 01111 ~:~c~~~~~~~~-~;!1,~~ it "er- 47 32-53, A medium 42-44, B large 411fade~. to tell ~Qu thd I mtend Pa. He trangferred to the Phliip The Birmil\ghall! Post . H'rald ' . to UJe ail roaans necessary .1.0 ·Sporll Plant eonstruction d~partl (also ·Scripp, · Howard) &aid , th~ Chick,ns, barely stead?:, (eyers ' I prevent any Interference Wltn menl as a idor clerk tlme~eep. President w'.. "poorly • aavlsed." 3-3~ lbs 17·18, heavy hens 111-111, ,,.• the •.kecufion of , v~u:; school er 'IPri! )6,, ltl4!J and became, Sen: more like !hat of a dictator." light hens to 13. Price dl.ltrlbutlon ·i boHa~d't'"t'"'atlon plan. lor payroll clerk ' at tbe llhili~ ·T~e NBJhviiJe Baonor heeded on frye,., 7D,200 at17, 27.1500 at . s '• ement was esoenliall~ ' .SMrn Plant November'!, 195p. He its editorial "Careful, 'i!r: Presi~ JIB. ,•·~~·~atihon . of d ' procllamahon ~ame aiS!stant pQyroll ~)•per: dent" and saill. t~ere was no sta~ Butter 00 score 71. ·I ,w •• e ••me to ell zens of visor Novembor 18, 19!4. ' of inaurrectipn . ln. Lillie Roc~ ·· · L~ltle Rock Tuesda~ night short· . ' . . · "justtiving federal matliallaw.'' . PATTY SOUGHT . !y aft~r he had been named to He is a notlVe of SCottldfle, Pa., : , ,J • , • to ~elld the U. S. troops sent and atl!nded St. John High Sehool. l!ut the Miami He••ld, 11id the ~OS ANGELES UP--The .U. S. here at Pre.sldent Eisenhower•;· 'He is a omnmber ol the Sa1red1 aituallon "demands eitrO'meJIIeas-1 Lawn Tennis. A88n. wiU i mee~ ·' .orders to P'\t 40, end to disturb· Heart Churc~ of Pomeroy, Qhio, u~s...what Ia . vital il !~at Wednesday Dlght to m!ke Ita fin· · ances V\)1\<h h~e ~r~vented inte- and a member of Veterana of For- and order. ah~ll' D~Ii!~ the · ~I) al selections for , l.he D~vil . Cup ,/J gr¥ion a~ tb~ hli~ school. elgn Wars, is married and. resides l~nt ~~~ asserted himself to that team that will journ~r ' !<! Aualra· 1 $11~d)~ D("""lnod in Pomeroy, ,OI(Io. end and musi j~i)d tiy · hi~ df. Ua in &eBI'(b · ot l~e .Challenge He sal!J. Qlat he intended to . · <ilion wtth 1~1$qr.'' ' . Cup ~Non·playlng capq,jq] Billy carry qu~ ti~ orders and he Lew;s M. Nicoll, ""lst&nt .alfitt · · • [ Tal btl'\ sai4 he still hopes 1•to in· worne¢ manager- at Phlli~ . ~m Plant; . · lfiFG'tJIRI TRADEd duc;J vetenao Budge ,. Pal t'y ·to ·J "ThQie w~p lnte(f~re or dis· wa• named ~88istant ,Oifiee m~ag; · ·.. ., , . . j6.in ' lbQ~ squad. ·, . ·''' rupt 'the wo~er admini•tratlon of er ·~ the '~m"\1'~.' ~\•nt of th~ ~W YOI!K ., 111'-,-D~ek Me: 1 : ... • , ___.!_, the school will ' be removed by Captma P~~flpl_ Co~pany el Guire, one ,o( pro •basketball's · ,', JWLIN,t..ll¥11,14 ·1 , the soldiers on · d~ •nij \UrJied f~tlv~ Sept. 16. He first cam~ greaten ,~I!U')'•\t..lfl, has been COJ;.~IJ~, Uf.::.o\ttorney over to the' local pollee for dit Wltb ·.he ~A'P•nY.!l,e~temb'l'. 41 trailed ~y, ffi~, ~~JYork Knick~r· GQ!]I!rliL WJ,Ii~' ~be:rUjed 'to· ' po1ilion ~ ~~9tdll,llc~ >yil)l th 1946 Ill ~ rilor c~erk ~ the 'rldq bockers to 'ihe. IIetto•t P11tons '" day tlil,t a ·>lr-~lill! ~il!JIJlll c~m­ laws of ~/?ur ~OII)!pUnity.", l r,lant. O,n ly, \II( lfK1'he Iron~ Cxfhlh&e. for Detroit's No. 1 mlssion~r also: m~ '&e5\'e as ·~eHe "'.)ij h~ t~opp~ a're se~son·. erred to the conatructlon deparfi draft cho•e~ next year .. The 31 rotary of ; ,the c~~njl!slon, :•al· J •ed, wep-traj.q~dl solq)ers inelud·. ment of lhe Philip Sporn PlaQI a! year lrlcGu•re e1ght sea· though he w~ul~ 9ot be 1ompening mp,l!Y ~qillbat veterans, I eJerk..peelaJ ai\d become Oper~r 80n8 ~~~h the and led the Sated far hls.'servlces ... ~ S£O:'e• "B,mc aoldi~rs t,Ji~f are as .t1ons. ~ookkfeper Ja_n_uary, I, 19110, ciu~ m assljls times, 1>ry. •• · • • . deter.;i~ed as I t ? ·~ out their He la!~r become seniJ)r elerk boo* • ,, • . P" 1 keeRer anq 4ead bookkeeper, and orde s, h9 salcl, However, 88 I, was promoted to aOBistant office stat'-' before, the law . abhlllli -~,... . peol\1~· ~v'e ~)ng to fear /rom abiding eiUrens In his persqn or thetii, Theyo ti e been carefully ' ~roperly, and tfiey wlli obc1 , • lnstru~te~ not . moles~ law lhese orders." ' ' . ' . ~ DallySentlnet,,Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., Sept. 25, lp57- 7 Pa'r 'tr pe s·mj)lng . M· t' " Ti B' I H,e·14111' .' ' .• ll.nd!Jy E• ·, · s• s ' . ' :---"--:--:--------.:...------.--- lI liood Cleu Usecl Cm All Makes and Modell POMEROY - 7-room frame with bath, hot water healing, full ' basement, large veranQa. Large AUTO SALI!S · lot wlth driveway, doubt~ garage and storage building. Located on Main Street near High I QUIC& SEIIVl~E on Wl~o:b lie- School. An investment bargain p11r111~ D) faccor 1 '!'rained with down payment of only watchmake!, L'OLLII'iS IEWEo $2000.00 and a10ume balance ex· l.&kli, J'<,t'ieroJ 1-3-11 !sting 4% loan. l!leelal Notl0111 of hnll $1.00, Obltuarlu 1JOCIIL • • VILLAGE PROPERTY - 8-room : •--~,;...,.-,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , REFRIGERATION SERVICE frame house with electricity, Domestlc-Commerclal·Dairy porch neorly surrounding the r ; :..;,.... ......._.. . _ _ I bell •ound disc recorder. In iOOd I JACK'S REFRIGERATION , house Cistern and well. Onecoljllition. Also I Warm Morn· acre lot. $2000.: Low down pay· 24 Hour Servlce ' . ing heath•~ stove. Call 61)45-J. ' ment. • 9 23 3tc New Haven Tu 2~537 FARM _ 100 ·acres with 150 acreJ ,. Homart GIS rtoor Furnace, 70,000 tract~r tillable, some botto!"land ' II~ June · ~uty Salon Is BTIJ, complete witb controls. BJ-TBBT GA6 AT Good 8-I'Oilm houJe, Z •arna, open ,.Monday through "Sat- Claylon Allen, Chesler, Ohio. REGULAR PRICI! ~leoly other buildings. On good 9 23 3tp I.'OW!LLI BIBVICI STATIOII luneslona road 9ne mile from lll'llt)'!, 9 to 5, and evenings villag,e. Ca!h prite $611100.00. - -LUBBICATION 1M lfABB RURAL RINTAL- &-room bouse ~;, ~PfOIDiinent. Perma· Rea4y ~ix concrete, washed sand, _ .. Oblo near Ola Town Church Jar· 1114411 nenls .JUO, '10 and '15. den, paSture for one cow, free eruahed grovel, top &oil and fill 1 ====~ =·===~ dirt. We deliver, anywhere. Call I,· ' gaa, eieetrieity, well on poi'Oh, PHONE 1428-Y 68~. g 20 6tc metal roof. Old garaae. ~.oo. Immediately available. ' Walnii& St. Mlddlepon .liuitom Built Kitchen. Klt<helll dutl!Ded for your home. ~·reo CITY RINTALI :.._ One 4-~oom llllalates. Foreman It A: ·.ott. bouse, ond one 11-room 11'111'1ment Each $00.00. &6-tJ Pho!it ~ Y. ICRAP liON- MITAU .m, Oct; NoV. 11 and Dee. CIICKLIR RIAL TY tl. N~~ Lellon ineeUne, Wed· 40q bales of good straw. Phone BOX 219 PHONI IO.V . D~, lellt. 25. G23 atp 9 23 3tc Racine 3009. 9-24-~tp ____. JUNK . . • """"..,..,. Cor ,_ GrO<el')' Slore i•land. Apply at P1NM Ill For Sale- 2-bodroom hou•e with ~nit' L111Pit - Lane Cedar . The . Fountain, Mason, W. Va. ~ - tAU Window , . _ ~~~~~~~~~:::~ bath, furnaee and ·aarage f.zUtp. ,;;. -- $5,000.00. Call Turner 21241. '· •n~ l!efriceratol'8. 9·24-31c ' .l hbi .Pumlturt, M:U"""rt, Ohio CONCRETI BLOCU METROPOLITAN • I .' · ( ) · Not1'ces :· .~ · - I NOW OPEN. .. •as WE BUT ' ~Sbot:::::t;ll!IJI:::'IIIItc:;: , ~bea:',':RI==cl=oe=P=Ia=a=ln~gj ao, OHIO VALLEY CO. <"~ U8tl ~dill! Lejlion Fall Feotl..l, !IeiJiember Z8, Street Dandnl. ' ·.PI'I~ and fun for all. t Z8 3!p llltltn , wlliled to KIIHI' Alumln- !l!P .for .aoc9nd ahlft, 4:30 t~ P. 'M. ·Phone 81181 or 8~1!-1. · !Ill~ ' · · t 18 6!P , •' ••:iO "lolld- Par IMt" .... ...:..... · Rooma N,w Furnitur• • • 1 $299.00 BAKER . ; lloUftd dol - rod with wblte on '. • • by ,name of "Red". l, · J~bn 'Ruuell, Pomeroy. :. ,., 8233tp FOR SALE 10 ROOM HOUSE and LOT I ·;: .(181 Au(',) Soles FURNITURE ' 1111 The BrlgiiieBI Cortlll .~N:ft~'· ,spee!ol a ·dr Rlvtm ·~ lltlddle""rt l..t . Cho!ott. AI. c _ .I f\ ·..,.. o tone blue,• arrr.: t01r SALE - Apple!. New lla· -· lCoape.. l, '.•,. dilllflow~nd , ilrlve. lid black. All with l!laettnara, , P;~o,. 8 20 etc von Orehard, New Haven, Phune TU-24688. 7-29lt - -·- - - - - ~.NliJ! iPontlu cbteltaln • 11r sedan ~I'll F_!>r Rent ·: .' llfdt•ll111ie drive. Twa tone ! .,_, •finlab. Blaettnara, Pom.. "1· <• ~ rOi'd ,,'"k. , ,....' "CIIe!Sitl Yi ror 1\lnt - Eltenaton Lid den, ~-------"--boorda, Drop Clotba.l Cltnton Fl<her, Middleport •• Pboae a6IJ..lt 111 t1 ~~ Troile .. ac1r; 1id Buy ( 17) H I Wanted $1,805. I p ' ' 'IJIO"' ' , llu11J iharp In· Relief or oubolltute ,;;;.t."";:;;:i;r •' .illtlt , ,out. , Powerrlldo. Radio for Dally Sentinel. conlaet sen· · 1illll1ieilli. lluttnan, Pomeroy Unol or cari 'Stalder. 9 23 3tp tJ~ '!" u 4 dr., I 20 ttc "··1. '' I Rooma Newly Painted aiao 50 FOOT LOT ,In ~racu10, Olito."... See George H. Dural· I Cava It,. Po!Mroy or Phone 51~X - _ '" · - - Roomo for l'l'nt, Clo10 to town. ';':'IIIII 'l>OUf .l;oronet e1 ••5. ·4 dr. B~~'' Ave. 918 121c l ;-. ilil.~~-!!'!~li\llton 1blft. Radio . - ·----"""--- _ _ _ Save UOO CO flUOO One, Two and Thl'llll BedrOQm& larae otoek l\lttl.i6. Bring your deeirea and your problems, we're deaJ;ng on the very lowmo" in tomorrow. Try ua. ell potolble Ierma! t TIN WIDTIII t HUOI SILICTION 1IIUy reeondltioned ored one and two bedroom 1"1\JtE DELIVIlliiY - QUICK! Open 7 Daya A Week m ~;· ~ !~~eL· a:":!~. :::~ liSt . Employment oao etc Wonted iilioi _. · - 1--------- WHovemri Y Mo.b ilt 0 1 501 1 .·*' .• . AI' Lam movlna to Florida, I · will offer for Ale at my real· denee, 188 Maple Street, Mid· die port Ohjo ('I'Urn off Rt. 7, low,er end of Middleport), be· linQlnf at 10 A.M. the [oilOW· lni peraonol ,propert7: Three studio couches, living room suite, Z--nlce arm chain, pial· form rocker, 3 - end tablet, lamps, ottoman, dresser & at~, 2 - complete Iron beds, DOO spreada, electric h...ter, electrle blanket, cheat of drawers, G.E. Eleetric atove, electrle 7refrl«· erator, Electric Sunbeom mix· er, Sunbeam tollle!1 Z--break· fan oet&, lt.CA Ramo, Cookinr utenlllo, Silverware. Dllbes (few 100 yr, old), new trove! Iron, S - uUiity cabinela, Singer aewlni machine, Ma1ta1 washer, Apex w11her, poi'Oh furniture, . cl~s door boot case. roll top desk & ehalr, aide beard, Gun1, ~ Electric Motor, ladders, whee borrow (rubber tire), hand tools, work bencher, Electric Huffy Lawn Mower (New), Garden toolo, Poat hole digcer, hand sprayer, 7·111. Aluminum Paint. ond many other arUciQ too numerous lo list. Termo: C11h. N~t responsible ,lor aeei· denio, Crltt B~adford, Auction,· eer. Ralph Burnett, owner. O'BRIEN & CROW ' ' Fully equippe~ - Less than ll • ·: ·. ·:sEIGLER., . :P~~f·~~TI~M. !W~i~~(-~~0 )\'ILL INSTALL Ta1.;~~9VJ' ..IUA :- .IF YO~ J~.rj ~!~Y-: ' . ' 1'' . 1 , MONTEREY "4'. DbOR'_ SEDAt-4 . . •. -· Just like new & fully equlppe4. Less than 250 miles. . ~ •, .I I • j, ..• ' ('" ...•·•?.' .. i •' . V8 FAIRUNE .4. DRS• . Excellent Shape . . 34, ~P:a. \, ' (~rib.) t.w.,. , 11. Frosty 18. Knlla. aa a bono 2~. A color ~1· Sorro..t 22. C'ollere Jea(llb ' ·;. tliftlftr nollqutd · . . tJap.) Y•,•l~41)'i .bow.. 33.·Frequenlly ap. S]>okon 3-. SupporC, 40. flab . 38. Monster 1u ~neta 30. Alumnl4 P•ron· (col19<1.1 44. Hawalla.. 38. Greek lett., IQQ.d .• }>' I , }. ,,. I"' are (I& ~I" 1'.. ~ w; I' I, ,. ~~· ~ ·' ;' ' r••- ~·· I'$ i ' I'IGirr~ije 'tha tact that the roeeat -ioD of Clm(l'OM raw Ita longat ktUt In Pi181P ot a Civil l,ifChK bUI, another flpt on the ..,., tuue 100101 for the - .. ~b l<~:l)l.tiDIIII')'. l Five Senote Democnta b&ft announoe4 they wtll'battle to Ohllll(t Senate rule 22, to make It IIIIer to choke a tlllb)lltir. Wltb an . _ , ntar~act . to tllt •9Dt-man tllll>uat.r ot. l~tor Slnltn 'l'hUnnond (I>) South cUollna. apiDit , _ , . ot uio Civil JUpta ,m, they aaJd thet . _.,,vents 1n the ·llell&te ha.. ~ ~'!f. t~ ~.exert llllxlllwn etforta durlr1J 1918 to ~ f'l.: V/) I'~' f'"· ~· . l"' ~ jJI .. I~ \ ' I. •·:M . 1 for ~ 1hrea. L'1, X 10!1 tho 1w9 Qt1, -~- ~~ Jt~t"' apoo, trcph"" Ill\ 1~ llld t~tlplf ot tha wo ~ ~ hln~ Jiac'l. ~~ tho coct~ ltlttft art ~Jenp~ •. ' . " . . • A CrJP~f"'D . Quo . ~'!on . 1 • B B ·oQ A I K R !I C'B'B 1J 'rC o \1' ~ PH~· ~ IK c y B R Ill' R H p z c 1 p ~ y R H._ 'I' K v i . , , _ A K \1' • YuteNI6fo CfJp,laquot.r qRA!.IloMA, WHICII ,fWOWi I!OW 1'0 CON~O~ ICVIIlN KINGS - MP'fERII:. · .._.. .• -• .!..,""'"·;;:__,._,._••• ~ - ., - ••·-.......,.~ mD\141 ll.i".:O., . ' "'d .._'1'!1'• · ~~ the 1D11f1uncomeot were Senatoro Paul If. 1111i!IIU. . II: nublrt It BW!Iphrey, MIMOJGtei Rldwd L. N.U. ~· ()rqOD; Pal MeN.....,_ lolichfP.,o; and, J~ a, CJ,vJr, •'!\!!If~ . : • ~·"ill· one,ot tllo, reuona ltimt aouthenttlf 414 uot participate In ·• IWbuater ap!Dit the lctvtt RJahla btU ~ tear ttlat ~ a telkl,~-~~¥ """' ·~qt ll1t vary chanft ln'rulo b whfcli'tbo 1..- ... • • • • e !lEW ClJYIL BIGHT8 ' to L 0 N G I' I L L 0 W . 0.. tettor ~lllllb' alt!nda' to~ ":'l"lll~r, 1'11 thlo -pll " 11 ~ , WQll<1iJ'f'ut \1'••• abNod, ' DAlLY CIJ~tiOI'E- Heie'e bow; . lllO'I' It: : '· A X YD L B A A X a , , PJ:O~idtng for Soviet Ru,.&a ~~~· r•• ' ,jl 'I ~ • ~ tlnued cry '· · <Scol.) ' a.su~wo1'1!1 • I• 1··- II'! '9 ~ I•• 't]k ..~ ·...,,,....,_ - , IQ. Mople ~· oak 31. ,9,Bah I"' I v....lo 1 19·56 Fd-.R~ V8· ~ ot night I'"' 'oo\lll , Wtne :tordomatlc, Power Steering, white lir~s. 7500 mil~s: · I tl\dian $2, firtOU. ' !~ ~i::~':.r ... Lew~a '8. Letter , at. American d. ~~pteoo ).. 27. Luzon ' n~tiVe 211. Con. '· (IT ncord · 17. Ptnacoout tree Sl. Short · haircut ~· W'4Jnrl!lrtl ..,, K111i~ drtmt tO. M<llllantoua . ' CONVEltTIBLE' ,, •J:t·loK• l:OAL HEATERS·OI.L·G~S ·ELECTRIC' and , .... ~ T. Goddea~ 1" tN.Afr.) 200 miles nome1 • %6. Mr." , · name • 23. Qorn· ' 20. Biblical &. Biblical 80. Looked·at ·1957 MERCORY, Fbrdomalic ' •, ' ' ' .I'OUftd Ul'l te.Bywayol IS. Lawyer's ch•rr• Jl. loloham• me<l'a '1 birthplace 111. Wiler< port 11 mode t4. Margan! (dim.) 28. Baklnc·i " chambero 21. lraad ... CUSTOM LINE ~.J~10bott· ..·' I 12. Of YJtl\ln , 13. Glrl'a name <I'~ 14. Of In axil 10. 'The.I tcOll6q,) i tt llli!IJ.ll . . ·:1954>~.:FOR·Q;:;,\la '. i .:=.,.«!!!..' ... _... ...!... i ......... ' ' \ 2-1955· FORDS . 41 Perform 0. C)lllttren I .. 4 Nq~~~-dy' RfJEI!IAU: ., ' D~l~ y CRQS:S'WG>RD . USED CAR. : Very 'ci?'n. '' RUTLAND·FURMITURE ·1s ·••Y ' 1 1;1~ (20 Bl Insurance .... ..._ .,..------==J VICTORIA HAlDTQP , . PIJIJIOUib VI fl,185. Hard Would like Ito e~rc for children ToP Qilipe, pack.twoPower1n Iho home. Juamta · Wrigbt, ~ I~~~~~~~~:::::::-! . lllfi• tnlll. Power l!UUUful lone ~...u. 11141 , willie. Sharp lnoide Elm St., Middleport, Ohio. - ·. 0111. llluttnart, Pomel!l)'. D-2&-3tp ·\ ~ .' IZOGIC IIIL ................ ' '.'! ' U.$, U IIIIth WAVIIJRL'f. OHIO ~ ··, I I A~ SATURDAY Sept. 28, 1957 I' ; 3 room house h·r· trailer~. (' ' PUBLIC SALE . I ';:~;::;;:;::;::~::::;;::;~1 9 20 Otc l'lirlane $2,785.00. · "'acio" Conmtlble Coupe. Power Power Bteerlnr. Fordo- For Rent, Modern f>vc room , 11141lc. 'l'bullderbird en1ine. New apartntenl on Mulbc..-ry Ave. ,. , 911t c.otl '1tnotl e1,000.00 more. Must be r,een to be apprec>atcd. ",; J:Zl' cJaa . BI&ettn~, Pomeroy. Phone 310.M, Pomeroy. p. 26.otjl ! '> . • , • .• t 20 ate va ' 1 L ' ------ For Rent- Large oparlment. 208 Mulberry Ave. can· 376 or 46. .9·23·3tc , · .,_ lt. _,, CoH Wm. • - · .JIOl! acres~ ,,. Mllj\OIIIAL TOUR PLANNED VENTIMIGUA, Italy UP·Famed British conductor Sir Thomao ll~haDJ, said today h6 '. and bath. Conlact Bltly Windon, Chesler, Ohio. 9-J4-3tp I Mtlu North ltf ,_.., ~) l~t &_!_ou_nd ~ 1 cO. GRUISEB BwCl ' Farrn-34 day on busineas. would make a world tour to per· ..&ln. Olar•nce Ward of Colum· f<lrm the works of hi.s late friend, bus and Mr ,and Mrs. Doli Quioen· ~jnnlsh cumposer Jan &lbelius, bem and son, Don, Waverly were who died last Frl6oy. .Beecham ( week tnd cutsll of Mr. and Mra. diso!osed no details of tbe 'tour. 1 Olear Henry. Mr. and Mr•. Lawrence Davidson .and daushter,. Annd, of Carroll, Ohio were week end Bljests of Mr. and Mra, John Hoacbcer. Mr. ond Mri. James Diehl Jr. ond daughtenl, Pomeroy wele visit· Ina Mr. and Mrs. George Burns 111\1 family ''" Sunday. Mro. Ned Henry, Mrs. Irene Jua· Us along with their sisters and COWiDJ, the Rickard girls ot Long· dale '"" an aunt, Mrs. Ed Pickens, went to St. Albano, Thuroday w villi a cousin, Mrs Jaek Brown. Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Taylor were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Ned Henl')' on Stiturday eventna. !ln. Iabelle Brown and aons of Muon called on Mrs. June Burns on lrlondar. 27 Liiiiia Filson Lockett wu vlsltins with %1 Stoaford-:Yri'p' Mr. and Mrs Ned Hehry en Sun· day. I Mr. •nd Mrs. George Butns and daughtel'8 were visiting Mr. and M,l,. Lester Zerkle and family of ~son on. Saturday evening. 1 !Iva ._,.,.Ill lt&ve P\~ ~:' ~ ~· , . e ~~ ~8-;D-Itefttary " • ' Wileqtl, - to Iii Np!Ue4 ~ ·~oll,.lt ~clb'oy u .ctviUan boo• ot the 'nauoo•o ~\'11!1! ~!1_~. ~~ "'! ~ two Important actiona betore be - ........~ .,... . t . ate ¥llt~ - . W ~JifO'IfJ' 1.-Joiu~.~ P.~ ~ the tl.S. m1oolle effort u It com• puu·wttll•liilit(i) 011 tlle)th ..thet a fuU pobUe uai!trola)ld!Jit o! Amerl.,.. achl~ , In·the IUper•weapolll field Wul, &mOJII olher·tbJnP, maJCe ~· job a, ljiU~· lell toUJ)l. 2~~"' blUlona an Ill anne<! ..,.. vlculuafl:·i@abitng ne,.Saticft ot eontracta wtth · ~r , _., . oome ot. the ilrcrett Prodljcert and other koy e1e• . ' ---r.; I menta ot th~dlfeDit tndUI!IY ~have betn 'hard "Ui1fNtzint• hil"llf nc~r, eeoiloMg "moveL .. Of """' IIi I· •.~!·w~ ~L~\g.'!:Jl!Otli1. !¥:f, ~!.~~. PI!'sld~91. Et.. :: 1 0 100 ' ers a,'""v" •or ... moves and thet he 11 to ~ no/mce !hom In connection wtti\ li on hlo •··~ ardabiD •• t4a naU~• vut mlltta· ·'· ., . ,._ - !!ii~~-___,.....,..;-....:!...J;;.. ";J'-(•:"-2__'_;;'.~.-..:_ I ... !)t �~ "' ,.. 1 ' • " ., • . ... , • ,• ,. . .... . . . I, ( ' l . .. , ,, -1 ' . ... • r, Vaughan-Warner Nupti~l Vows Are Exchanged Sunday Afternoon .,.. . ,~I ' :• 1 Mn, Birliert Mlller, pres!«~·· Salea •tax SALEcdEL """ . Special Purchase and Sale I president, stamps broUJhlllijr lbe inemben were tounted. li dish towel sbower was held far the order, Jlree ....c the maetlnili 1 six p'elotft poUuek lllnner was served In otilerv1111te of the qull'\erly birthdaYs A decorated blnhday cake eentered thel table, Mrs. A, v. Howelr and Mn. Thomas ro<elved •atfto from each 'I'em be':'. LEATHER.- BILLFOLDS Stitcbless coll8truction, clip for adding windows, spare key pocket, lmport~d Morocco, sa~dle calf, cowhllle, cobra snake. Colors --. white, black, red, gr-een, light blue and natura•! saddle. ' ' ~ Jet Strong oteel <onotruetton. Good qualllf at a low prlee, All widtha tbroUJh 38". Rea. d1 to bans. SALE $3.00 DUNGAREES ·, ' cream, cake and.eoffee were t, Mi11 Su&anne vaughan, daugh- mums. Mrs Gene Thompson, ststcr of the gwoln, matron of honor. wore a gown of satin ftmshed acet3te falffe With gathered scooped neckline and a full sk1rt over . hoops She carried a colon· tal bouquet ol light bronze mums Mro Date Warner, sister '"law of the groom and MISs Judy vau&han, sister of the bride anu junior bridesmaid wore similar gown•; Mrs. Warner In emerald ·green and a bouquet of yellow mums; Miss Vau&ban In coffee color and a bouquet of dar!< bronze mums. Each wore head bands matching the flowers In their bouQuets • Annct Warner and Becky -Work WORK GLOVES Toug~. sahforized " Lo~i wearing heavy glo~1 with knit wrls!J. 10 oz. denim. ana Triple 'stitched reinforced. Alll~enllc we~ern styling. Zip· SAJ,E' . per fly. Sizes 61o 16. ·: 3 pairs for $1.00 .. ' Nease, nelces of the groom were SueCie Shirts ··Sale $1.69 Slzea :i9 to 00 Waist Meaam. l ' SHI·RTS b08kets of rose petals Their I head bands were of white baby mums. JAr. Qale Warner served Ai best man lor hiS brother and I Sizes 11\i to 19. a graduation g1ft from her moth· Jr brother of the brtde and Mr $ROOMS OP ~LL NEW 'Furniture !595 I, ,. !,:'JNCLUDE~ fii91DAIRII' ' V.fl'l&entor u• I Gu Ringe 1'11 ~ eat.IO down I ' ' ~ wllh ~ whttc Heel ROCKFORD Ihour of nuptial mualc was pre· the scntcd with Mrs. Jed WcbSier lr stephanQti!l, In The belonglns to Mrs Jack Kennedy, Moonlight", "01( Promise Mo", tor aomethlng blue a garter made! "Sweetest story Ever Told" ancl nrhapel by Mrs Willard Ebersbaeh; an•! during the ceremony the "Lord's for soml'!thtng old, the bride wore Praytlr" Mr vaughan sung "Bea band shaped pm of pearls ancl cause" "Give Us This Day" and diamonds, which belonged to her "Till the End of Time" Ha Ir S~ eng_ COLD '"A E and MACHINE PERMANENTS • aDd . •••n Hair Cutting WARNER S BEAUTY SHOP 1 l'TURE Extra Heavy Welgbf Insulated BOOTS J ' '· ~ ' 'I Men'• Extra ~eavy I Woven ' Men'• While BrHilciOth S~t-RTS . . three ' ' ' Colton Pllid 1 CQLD' WAVES •u• to •1uo 140UU UMtoiPM MON. Tbru SAT. WEDS. !Vll: BY APPT. Save all of your saleslips ' from . 'Elberfelds. They are valuable to ~ou. Whatever you buy In tlie store SAVE ypur saleslips. Bring · the$ in any tld!e t~ be added. · ' quality nnforized wblte ~rotKiclotb shirts. Sizes. 14 to 1t. AIIO solid colora tan and grey. WINTER SETS comblnaUont All allel 14"' to 17. Ptlllllar lor cold we~ ther. For the man wbo worlrJ oulllde. Wlnuroeta ue ' designed lor )!Utdoor warmth wllll lndot~r comfort. Winter pr~tlo" in tile modern manner. I . \ $3.1t lnfaall Coi*OII IIIII '*' 2 SLEiP·IRS Heavy dtap,try lllatel'tal In natural color. • 38 JNCH WIDTH 79c; a yard 50 INCH WIDTH $1.19ayarcl Made with plastic aole8- Yellow, blue and •• lnk. Sizes ,0·1·2-3-4, . ' . '$1.91 ' ' ··w•••'~ · .'H·Qu:s.E· i·PitNS ' ' See lhe COm!lie'le line of smart new Wiater coals aad Jadlell - on lbe !!lain"floor. Bl1 plaid• , Ia brllhl color • Fine a graduate MARILYN'S I(AUTY SHOP• ' . For Men - For Young Men - ·F:or Youth'S-For Boys. - For Little Tots. MeR'~ Hones cakil fru.lt' punch • and grcnn 1s BE ·THRim! work •1111 s~ SHIRTS DillS'S parlor. Tht' and pink star mints made by the bride'• mothe~ and Mrl. Willard Ebmbach were served. Mrs Ar· thur Nem presided at the cry· otll puneb bowl and aaslstlng In tne scrv 1na wert• Mlu Phyllis Kapple and Mlu Caro~ Hamm. The newlyweds left followlnJ the recoptlcn for a wedding trip to Michigan and Canada For hor golns away co•tume the bride chose a navy blue prlncou otyle dreas with uvy coat and the or· eMd ahe oarrled on her Bible Mrs. W1rner Is a graduate ol Pomeroy High School CIIIS of 1!1117 where abe was a member the Glee Clllb for four yeara and wa1 employed at the Evana All Sizes ~..,...,.,,~ of Poiucroy High ScMol, elm ol 1901 and Is employed in the con· atructlon buslncS8. Th! oouple are It hom• to thalr many lrlonds In~~ - _ t11·.:'"v·¥'"' PLACE TO TRADE" . sizes. .. 3 poln $1'.QO table wu lovely .n a wh1te !men Store Mr. WsrnC!r RT NT STOR. outer style. I pink """orles and a pmk bab1 mum conagc. A reception for the guests wa> cover, centered with the I FuH cut for·comfort. S111ali, medium, large and extra large · Pomeroy Mn'• Colorful pla1d flannelette, shirts. Inner - 4 pain· $1-!.QO Warner, mother of the groom. 11 two 'pleee gray dress w1tlt tiered wedding cake, decorated with pale pink roses and II:$;;;~E5;;;;;:;:;~~:;:;;;;;;;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;:; 1 wcddmg bells. topped with "I ;;; mhlilijurc bridC and groom In a wreath of flowers with a love bird on each side holdmg a weddmg ring. Silver leaves - encircled the cake baked bY the groom's ount, l Mrl. Delele Mohler. Athens Tall white tapen In two branched candelabra were on either sld• Napkin• were white 01th "Susie and Ted" lnacrlbeo In Sliver W. 2nd Sl. Long wearlna aotks - Sizes 10 to Is. Heavy Welghl bndc wore • navy blue drc" with navy accessortes und a cor· , 1, of pmk baby mums Mrs held In the chut;~ A SUIT $pl~t Shirts s··o~tK-s ' grandmother, the late Mrs Elna· Mrs R•chard Vaughan Jr reg· beth LeithC!it. White brocaded 1 ~ tcrcd th ~ guests In Ute vesllllule ballerina slippcra complet"d her from a table centered Wllh an arra11gcmcnt or roses r Mrs Vaughan. mother or the $6.00 MEN'S· ''Kit\1'(1:· K~~E" 1 :s~,dl FlanneL. WORK for 10methlng borrowod bride wore a elbow l•ngth white organist and Pat Vauihan, broth· nylon net veil held in ploce by • cr of the brtde. soloist Mrs We~· erown of aeed pearls and sequins stcr played ' Men's Rl!d brothcrln law throated orchid •howered with of tho groom turquoloe blue ribbons tied wltb Preceding tlte ceremony a hair ..., ...... ~r IIIODIIa ' yellow Ge~e Thompson, Sole . sleeves. She carried a white B1blc ushers were Mr Rachard Vaughan Ier, topped Sturdy. army twill lab- · ric' for Iough, long wear. Roomy, propor· tloned to IlL Non-rip setms. PANlS her father was lovely In a bailer- dresses and carried wh1te !latm I On Tense Racial BOYS' FLANNEL [ ' The trlde given '" marriage by flower o~lrl s. They wore. flowered Ina length gown or white nylon late with full sklri over hoops Her fitted bodlc,e fcalured a seal· loped neckline edged w1th seed peoria, and three quarter length -------·~--------------~~~~~ Cloth~s Men'• Rtd Hue i $3.95 "Big Yank;' $1.88 Sunday afternoon, September costume l(ervtd to Mr. an4 lofrs, Wllllam ter of, Mr. 'nd Mrs Richard ISnlsbt and lamltr, Pt. Plemnt; Vaughan 1!'., 2Q3 Butlernbt Ave, Mrs. RUN Watson and Mn. Ber· beea~ tho bride of Mr Ted lha Seolt, •Jjlnenvllle, 'Mn. Arthur Allen wam~r, - 80 n of Mr ~nd Ev~aand family, lira ldo ebrloty Mr~. Herman Warner, Wolf Pen, MrL Fred Arnold ond Jdn, Mr. ln 1 beoutlful ~eremony at the · and Mn. Howard Bbltn, Mrs. Har· Unlud Metbodllt Church The old Smith and IOD, llobert. Rev. Euaen~ Browll officiated at : Hr. and 'Mra. Homer Hfaell and the double ring ceremony, at 1;0n. Rodney, Mr. and Mr._ Ernest ball after two o'clock CuUums and aon, Mr. and Mrs, Qn lh• altar were two large Opba Offutt and family, Mr. and baakeli ol wblte shattered mums )lrl. Wayne Sloane and aon, Rob- and atadoll and two seven branchert, IIIIJ, Bl•l'lhl Gill, Elmer H.. ed candelabra. Tall white tapers kina, Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur laat· In crystal holders surrounded Mr. and llro, Jamea Smith with Ivy were m each wmdow Mre Kenneth Grover and a~d on the choir loft was an ar· Jo)'. · r~agement ol white ahattered Misses Sizes -12 to 20. Half Sizbs-141,1 to 24't1. M~n's Sale I ral'troops . nd D.ayOf t tittle Rock Keeps Firm Boys Western . ' • I A beautUul group of Women's Celanese' Jersey Dreees. V necklines. Some with turn back collars. Short or % leJIRth ,sleeves: full skirts, wide self belts. Polka paisley, multi-9heck and Roman stripe, $3.39 Mr$. ·0~ Genheimer I " Dres.ses Farewell Party Given To Honor · Mn. .Oian Genheimeer was guell of ho119~ It a tlrewell party lfel4 II her ~e. Athens Roadl Monday 'venlnJ, 'J!veb ~ her 1n/lgbbon. llr,_ Ge~belmer, ~on, R10~ard, and 11a•Jhtor, Judy, ftlOTed today to Cdlumbua where Mr. Genhelmer Ia '!"'P!•red. 1 •• . ' WOMEH'-5 RAYON J'RSEY Women's .5.00 lo UO.OO - - -- ~ . 4 DAYS- THURSDAY; 26th, FRIDAY 27th, SATURDAY 28th and MoNDAY 30th 1 . : Pl11111 .liade ' to \lt•~d. eonvenUon wllieb wlu be held i:l)>lllitotbe,· Saturday, Oeto~r 19 when ./li)Q Howell Tent, DUV, ~et Monday evenina at the DAN Hall ' . END of ·- '' • I sli1r1s, ~ 3s to i'48 ...... • Drawen, Sbea 311to 4! . , .. oo~, ,,, • ( ... would have a 1aunounced !hal telefulon,' 'and ' illy ,people aig)lt. He did ' time. I u.so, • .. iii' � 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 25, 1957 o'brien singer