https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6f4a69b2b8df4ceb22f111028b006d1f.pdf cacb1f7a65794f55c1053e75cb65d61f PDF Text Text .. .·- -. . ... ,. I ... • , tl! · Around And About Middleport 2 Reviews about Viet Nat(! Struggle Highlight Literary Club M'eeting M . I Ab ut arn y o Mrs. Venoy is Hostessof Ch urch Class l...,_DaUy · senttnel; Pomeroy-Middleport, o, Feb. 10. 1966 . People In pcmeroy ' ' . ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT! Reviews of books written •· "The Devll's Advq.,.te" and SALE ~out the current struggle in\ "Shoes of the Fisherman." The . The Feb meeting of Mr. and Mrs. Wlllartl Viet Nam and the United State, characters of the navel are Mrl Eustance Wilson and Golden R~ass of the and Mr. aild Mrs. EDJ<erst~ Image abroad htghlighted the placed in a modem setting a- 1\trl. Ul Latanza of Pomt Plea· ero Church of Christ was Well have returned from a 1wo meeting of the Middleport Lit· midst the intrigue of the VIet sant, W. Va. vlsltt:d Wednes· ~ Ding at the weeks vacation m Florlda While erary Club held Wednesday a!- Nam situation and the U. S. day with the former's paren!', f Mr a~v~ s Edward VeJllly there they visited Mr. and Mrl. Chrome, Bronze & Brau, temoon at the home of Mrs. foreign policy. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mattox. ~1 r · ' Fred Raaenbaum at Dania; Mr. Chari., Bradbury. " The name of Charlotte [)avids · aild Mrs. Charles Spencar, Goldtone, Whtte Round . The second review, The New son was unintentionally omit- Mrs. Jerry Masters, Bradenton Beach aild Mr Tableo, Rectangular TabMrs. Bernard Fultz, wearmg I Face of War" by Malcolm W ted from the. members attend- was in charge of the meeting Mrs J hn .Bowen ~nd Mrs. Ellen les, Drop Leal Tables, 4, ' lthyell~w turbafntlheo ddrPSS mf Browne bad been prepared by iog the meeting of Group I of which opened with devotions Bae~ BradeotoR. 0 l 6 and 8 chairs with seta, e munner ·• women Mrs. Harold Sauer but was the First United ·Presbyterian taken from U Corinth10ns the dramatiZed tbe re- read by Mrs. Carl Horky, vice Church which met Monday even- Mrs. Venoy who had as Rev. Menzel Smith vlsked Ray view ~~ the book, .· ·1 he Ambas- president. The book deals with lnG at the home of Mrs. Richard liopic, "Charity". Following Pullins at Pleasant Valley $69.00 SETS ... , ... .... .. • SAL! $56.00 $149.00 SETS .. .. .. .. .. .. SAt: !odor, by MatTIS West, also the new aspect of war as the Vaughan. er by Jeri')' Master>, a pltal, Pt. Pleasan~ W.Va. Mon$19.tll SITS .. ,.. .. .. .. .. • SALE $64.00 $159.00 SETS " ' " " " ' " SA E $13f00 169.00 SETS " ....... ". SAL 16f00 $ft.OO SITS ........ , ..... . SALE $14.00 tht author of the best sellers, American troops ftght m Viet Mr. and Mrs. Michael Erwin outline of the life of day afternoon $119.00 SITS ............... SALE $".00 1":00 SETS """" , .. •· SAt: Nam and the different batUe and sons Scott and Kevin of was given by Mrs. Charles d $219.00 SITS ......... , .. SA • $1U.OO SITI .. .. • .. • .. .. IALI $118.00 ·d ' w d Wllllam, Thomas Jr., an b th 1tactics emp Ioyed. bY o " es. Belpre spent TUesday and e • lew. . le .Bentz Jnd Smith and ! The author dmnbes the atroc1- nesday with his parents, Mr. Members ,.,ponded to roll :. ~ted 8? . Pt Pleasant w Va P111meroy, Ohiet ties suffered by our sold1ers and and Mrs. Chester Erwin by naming bjble sweethearts. ! the hetple<s women and ~hildMr.' and Mrs. Arthur Stover New program books lor the com· ptiJUDii at Pl~i TONIGHT ren af the area as the V t e t were weekend guests of her SlS· lng year were distributed. P~ns V 11 ~sp'tal. ~, NOT OPEN 1 · Cong use cruel mrthods of ter and brother-in-law, ~h'. and \\ere made for a bakeless bake 8 ey torture. !Mrs. Larry Baker. Also visit- sale, ihe date to be Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt WiU and UIDAY & SATURDAY The nu"fting was opened with ! ing wiU1 them was their mether, l u was decided to help ' Terry and Gary and Mr. and FEB. 11 & tl ' the ... igning of "Amrrira the Mrs. Opal Stanley who is rethe repair of lhe church floor. Mrs. Milp McFarland of Cel"Dtl, DIE, MY DARLING" Bt-aulitul," with. Mrs. Emer,son siding a~ Kerr, Ohio, at the Mrs. Denver Kapple cOnductum~us were Sunday guestl of TttHah l:!ank!lt'ad r., \ ~· "APACHE GOL.D" IJon es llf'Compar.tst. Mtss Sus- prt'sPnt Ltme. . ed contests dw·ing the social theU" father, Emmett w~ and · (Tf'chnicolot· l Mrs. Earl Davenport IS a pa- hour with prizes awal-ded to Mr. and Mrs. James Will and Modern - Early Ameri<ID 1 an Park. president, ('QIIducted Lex. Barker !th~ shlJrl buslnl'SS session. Mrs. tient at Holzer Hospital w~erc Mr. Masters, Mrs. Eskew and famHy. :F";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;===,I she Is being treated lor Slbus Mrs. Venoy. Refreshments were d M G ld ll.llchael SUNDAY, MONDAY FIRST 1 t' n Mr an era ... 1nd TUESDAY • m ec to . served by the hostess to lhoae and family rs. of Syracuse FEB. 13-14·15 QW\LITY 1 named above and Mrs, Clar- Saturday evening dinner " MARRIAGE ON THE REGULAR Auxilia Meets ence Andrews, Mrs. Walter Ken of hOI' mother, Mrs. Susie"~"'"' ROCKS" (Tf'chni("oltlrl t'f' d 0'1 St I' . ry nedy br., Mrs. EINond Bowers, , Mr. & Mrs. Thurmaa Flsooher Cer I 18 I a ton A! Legwn HaU Mrs Conrad Ohlinger Mrs nd · L and M Frank ~lnat r.o . D~;~un Murtln 'N Mill Sl Pom . . • a Terri ynn r. Also Cartoons · " • eroy White Rose Lodge Auxlhary Louis Osborne and two child- Mrs. William Porttr and '""'"' ~met Wednesday afternoen at the ren, Tommy Masters and Craig were Sunday guests ef legioo hall in Middleport. Mrs. Venoy. mother Mrs. Susie Fischer. 1 Williaf Robson, president, was Frank Fischer and Thtrrlll·'~ VALENTINE'S DAY FEB. 14 • m charge of the ntual openmg. l'ischer and Terri Lynn ..,,,.~ Knee Hole and Student Type. Present were Mrs. Robson, Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Mrs. Perry Mitch, Mrs. David • Susie Fischer. Maple, Mahogany, Walnut, . Entsminger, Mrs. Waller Hayes, White, Cherry. Mrs. Edgar Allensworth. Mrs. James Souders Mrs. Herman $59.po _ Sale $48.00 Bailey, Mrs. otho Watts, Mrs uary I Pat Gallagher, Mrs. Norman Students at Mtddleport High $69.00 _ Sale $54.00 ' Wayla~d, Mrs. Arthur Lewts. School witt hear pianist George BOUQUETS- CORSAGES Followmg the meetmg lhe group Katz, professor of piano at . $79.00 _ Sale $64.00 went to the Martm Restaura nt Ohio University, in a recital in Chur~b ~omen of Mea~ l~;IIJ$;.9 .•00 POTTED PLANTS- ARRANGEMENTS lot refresmcnts. Hostesses were the high school auditorium Feb- ty are mvtted to share Ill ~ _ Sale $74.00 Mrs. Mitch, Mrs. Allensworth ruary !4 at !0:45 a.m. Day service at the Grace Frt>.!ih, bea~Aliful blooms from and Mrs. Ida Bachner Icon- The concert was arranged by copal church, Thursday, Feb. $98.pc) _ Sale $82.00 Pomeroy Flower Shop will rmt\'t>y ; tnbulmg. Mr. William Russell, Principal 17. Tbe sei'Vlce Is a preparatlu your sentiment best. Order yours I and Band Director at M.H.S., lor Lent. today PLAN DANCE is being sponsored by the The Rev. Griffin C. Callahan I, Friday night following Rarine- and M.H.S. Band Boosters as part of Trinity church, Parkersburg, 1 Wahama basketball game. of their cultural program for will direcl the meditation. Wahama held at their school the students at Middleport. A coffee and social hour beKroeh1er. Valentine Seaver, WI auditorium from 9:30p.m. to 12 Persons in the eommunity are ginning at 10 a.m. will precede Berklioe Lounge Chail'fl, Occasion· WtP.E pm. The Jays will emcee. The oordially invited Thre wiD he lhe servlee at 11 a.m. The at Chairs, Swivel Rockers,, FLOWERS Wahama Annual Staff is sponsor. a few seats available at no cost. ladies are askeo to bring a sack Platform Rockers, R;eclinera and EVERYWHERE Mr. Katz is professor of piano lunch and dessert and a hot Roek or RecUners. William Russell, Blind Goods at Ohio University In Athens drink will he served at noon, . 1 chatrman, reported a balance of and recently completed a con.l bv women of Grace church. The i $29.00 Occaslonof Chofn Solo $1f 138.60 sent to the State De- cert tour of Europe. service wU close by 2:30 p.m. I $54.00 Swlvol Rockoro i partment of Blind. Mrs. Brad_ & Recllnoro ......... Solo $42 bury served homemade <andy $59.00 Swivel RO<klt's .. Solo $41 I. at the close of the meeting Phone WY 2-2039 0 I Youth Sumlay Held Mrs. Millard Van Meter $69.00 Swlvtl Rockers & ' Eighteen members answered t t At Bachtel Church Lounge Choirs . .. . . . . Solo $54 200·W, MAIN POMEROY The youth of Bachtel Church I roJt call, naming a wntempor- S OS eSS 0 $79.00 Plolform Rockln Sole $64 ____ _____ ... ------~ry statesman. held Youth Sunday Ftbruary $89.00 Swivel Rockers Solo $74 The Letart Falls WSCS met taking over the duties and ol$109.00 Swivel Rocktrs Solo $81 1r~ently at the home of Mrs. flees of. the church. A PtoKram 129.00 RKilnorHiodrors Solo $104 & IJohn Hill with prayer by Lll· conce~mng Joseph was used. $139.00 Lounp Ch•lrs . .Solo $109 1 lian Early The scripture Psalm Takmg part were David $119.00 Lounge Choirs 1•1• $ft : 103, was ·, ..d by Erma Hill. h~m, Joyce Brabham, •od' g Gnd ' p · t' Gtbbs, Mary Haley, Beverly 11 c,. m s were, B M hll s ammg,R · by Lorna Bell· Making Ameri- usse1• arara ars a , • , "" Great, Nor~ Cross ; The 'by Roush, Rhonda Brabho'11, I Human Lincoln Linda Hill I Kathy Haley, Paul Sayre, : and Who Lead; the Lambs A: Burdette, Debbie Gibbs, Sandi : stray? by Judy King. Marshall, Jack1e Needs The business meeting was Jan~t 8l!lith. I presided over by Orpha ffill. D~rectmg_ them was D o n n ] Officers were elected and home Roush, asststed by Nancy . made ice cream and cake were · brook. served by Mrs. Hill to seven members and three visitors. The PLEDGE POMEROY GIRlS IMarch meeting will be at the' The Ohio Northern Unh1ersl'y • home of Lois Bell. chapter of Alpha Xi Deltt ority has announced the name.s WOMEN . , CHOffi TO SING of two freshmen women, both I The Lakin Choir under the di-' of Pomeroy, pledged January rection of Mrs. Fitzwater will 19. They are Patricia Fultz and 1 present several choro l numbers Pamela O'Brien. Alpha Xi ODDS'N ENDS I Sunday, February 13th at the ta Sorority is one ol three naChfton Methodist Church at 71tiona! soroitie9 now on the (Some Are Esk i/oos) 1Ohio Northern campus. p.m. $79.00 SET. SCREEN, ANDIRONS AND TOOLS - - - SALE $42.00 $54.00 SET. SCREEN, ANDIRONS AND TOOLS SET $32.00 PAIR $32.00 SET. SCR~EN AND TOOLS SALE $18.110 eMilk Glass $15.50 FIRE SCREEN, SPARK GUARD SALE $9.00 elnfants Stretch $15,50 ELECTRIC LOGS SALE $9.00 Suits $1G.60 COAL GRATE BASKETS SALE $7.00 Broken Si1es eSweatera $75.00 GAS LOGS SALE S!~ eJeons $12.95 LOG OR WOOD HOLDERS SAALLEE ~ eHaines Tops 5 SAVES WEAR ON CUPIDS $9.95 LOG B4SKETS & Briefs $3.95 CHARC:OAL BASKETS SALE $2.50 Volontlne's Day-Monda,, Febtulll' 14-o doy for r~M~~WG Nothing Over and reministi"'! And, whether you're lookin1 for 1 spacial Valentine, or a special pMty set. you can do all your 'latentlne shopping with one convenient stop It our SiH 12 by 12 Foot Sla ONLY A FEW L E F T - Hallmatk headqul!tors. You'll. lind oemlmont~. whlmskll sm St .••st. MEIGS THEATRE NO. 2'49 lutOO om;, J l 189 · ~, ~ ~ ... !'"' '/J Iii! ' ,; 1 .t,pO enttne ~ e ...I!c ...'" :;r.,.. ~-; o~ • FIVI FRII:lAY, fEBRUARY 11, 1966 I'OMEROY-MIDOlEPORT, OHIO • enstve C'W ... WORLD Sale! LANE CEDAR CHESTS :;:;:'"t'" j ti:a • tm·: 1 _____________ • • . :t ° ' ~ ... at y DINETTE I !. . .' \ $69.00 ·Sale $54.00 $59.00 • Sale 'I ------ • --· -· • • --- - ·-·-- ··--- - t& MARIE fii\IITB Sale! DESKS 1 Pianist Katz Plans Recital br h j Fe SAY IT I=OR YOU Church Women Are lnvt"ted TO Quiet Day 14t I Stone&Son Sell River Boat Firm Sale! CHAIRS Pomeroy Flower Shop ; ' Mrs. J hn H'f/ 1H WSCS Group FRIDAY ,' : Pomeroy High Candidateslor ' ·.. Valentine Girl ' H SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11-12 This Is It! Our Big Clean-Up Sale! $5.00 I l i 1 i SNOW BOOTS 'i l end humorous Valentines, Penny Y•lnti~a fw childreR, gift suuostion~ 1IH wrapo, party sets 1111 hGtnt d-• tions-all at u ltore-todQ! ' pofr FIREPLACE FIXTURES SALE! SEAMLESS ROOM SIZE RUGS RUGS - AMAZING WHAT S).OO ~~~~ S.le $58.00 1 ll11ular $109.00 RUG - 18 Regular $59.00 Rugs _ _ Sale 10 Regular $49.00 Rugs _ _ Sale 3 Regular $34.00 Rugs _ _ S.le 11 Regular $78•.00 Rugs _ _ Sale 6 Regular $79.00 Rugs _ _ Sale .,....... 3 Rogular $69.00 9 FOOT BY 12 FOOT SIZE WINTER S2 00 SALE! ==--·------- 1 SAMPLE SHOES S.le 41,J.OO $46.00 $38.® $28.00 $64.00 $65.® Size 12by 15 F., SID 3 R11ul1r $8P.OO RUGJ - S.le $76.00 3 R•ul1r $139.00 RUGS - Slle $111.00 YOU MUST Salel. GAS CIRCULA HEATERS $19 ·- 35,000 ITU - $48 $59 .:. 20,000 BTU,- .$31 SEE TO BELIEVE Seled Your Valentines and V1lentlne Candy on th't main floor ..• MIDDLEPORT, 0. MARIA GRIJESER TABLE ANGEL TREADS i Price HURRY JUST 20 PAIRS _ • TERRI HYSEU. B&ISY NEAIIil ELBERFELDS POMEROY . II THRIFTYt SAVE ALL OF YOUR SALESLIPS FROM Elberfelds In P · ' . ' ' ... . . _..... , . '· .' . Weirdest Bedsheet Band Fascinates Probers Wild Turkey Clinie Annount-ed Feb. 16 �~ .' . . · ·- . •• • ._. _ ..--· . ... . .... ~ ·'·'-"..... -- - ¥ ...... .. . ,i>--- . . . • r. -- . - . . .... .... . . ..... -- ... ..... ... 1'"" . . .... ""' -. ... 0 ¥ ·~ . . . ... . . . . . .. · -~ •~ L 'ol>"i ,. --~ - · - · ·· · ~. ~ ' ' a-Dalll' Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddlepor~ • II 0., Feb. 11 • IBet Firestone Tops Jets I 06-59 Dally Sentinel, ~meroy-Middlepott, 0., Feb. 11, 1;ee All-WestV~rginia Cast is Ca.:dace 'Very Si.cl\' Woman ~~§~~~:~~!1~ .Of Constriction Neitr Heart~ coLLEGE :~-I I Artloar •• the Wllblqloa ochool hardwood, uu-·Scores • - 0 -·.. -~ .. ~. ~-~--~ ....... OBIBCT by l r~o~-';''y~ga;m;e;sc~he;d:u;ed~J;~;N;u;rt;h~c;:a:lli;a;o~t;Ha~m=~~·;.,~,;, l ° •ds al , . ds for Feder nn B APparently Successful or Earl C. Mohr, Fonner Mason UPI Briefs BOWLING EQUIPMENT 1 1 BOWLING SHOES Xa ,er Kent ClashHead Ft've-Game Card With Register t·:·ls today denitd charge9 by a Y<1111H( .\egro mother !hal her ,.h1ld wu bitten to death by r;lt~ Thry said rats chewed on thr haby afetr it was dead. 'The word Is 5preading and Wf' want something done.'' slud i Cljffor,d Burkt. 11 retired bus d''l\rer' und leader of a civic 1 1 roup in the- angry We!!l Side .. I OBJICI'ION-There are two " ' I I Nlllonlll Bastelball Association eoacH <an say, "!ley, ref, you cotta be klddlnJ." Scream It or smile and shake your bead, •• Loa Anplea' Fred Sebluo, ltlt, and CIDclnoaU'a Jack McMahon demonstrate• The referee 11 Meucl¥ Rudolph. CHICAGO IUPII - City offi. ..........,, 1 v~. Denies ·Rats Killed .Infant Ne~ro ~" I Featuring Tourney •.,ina1s i ---' per·: In Pre-Dawn Collision 1 )~ity ,11' 1J .NBA Slllndln~a 1'0NI\Oiff'S GAMES:' _)( ,, By UnHed Prt&l lnlern•tJ•nat Ne1sonv il''Ui' VI, ~.~.~- a1 n en» ;t. 1Logan at Galllpoli• Ea•tem Dlvlolon Jerrf'Turnet slammed ·In 30 Gene Abels was second high J. Turner ls-11-30; w. Collins By I ~· ~9 P~i .Jackson at Pomeroy · 1 ~ I Fir to lth 20 point 14-10 p S 'th 3.1).6 T0 t 1 S1 n .., Prell llllerniiHII An AII·W..t Vlrrlnla east had 6. points as aecond P ace r ""' or es ne w '· ; · ml · as · E It will feature the f''!.ato of the Gallipolis was never in It, Boston otone 500 downed the Vinton George Johnson had 21 for the l4-106. a •• 36 21 .632 1 Middleport at Wellston 'ets 106-59 Thuraday night In Vinton Jets. · Vilton Jell (It) _ B. Wool· Syrncuae 103 Nl.!!arl 71 Bill Bend Junior High Blll!ke~ trailing. 4-15 after the first Cmdnnati . 36 21 .b32 McArthur at ·East""' ; ,J • Boaton U 66 •wll 10 hall Toornament Saturday in iod. down 12-27 at the half. and , Phliadelpb~a 20 3S .364 Kyger Creek at North Galul the'; GaiUpolla Independent Bas· •6 "'.J Auto 11011 - C. Wolfe bridge tf.l·IJ· B..Ratliff l·il-2; Ordgprt fi2 So Conn. St. 80 the Wahama gym when Point behind 21·40 after three per.. New Yor~ Hannan Trace at Soutlil\1iferl ketball League 1n Washiqlon 1,·2·36, A. Buffmgton B-0.12, L. L. Bradle) >-2·12, D. Mah•n Urslnus ~ ~ Mil"-· •• PI t nd W h t' If 'ods R •2 • D H0 lte • • • G Joh Jl).l2 Tot 1 •• nmu ,_, ~ eaaan a a ama 1p o •1 . : Western Divi~;ion 1Wilton at Rutland sc)>ool l)'l!t. ulan, ~~: · r ~: B. 1>-l·ll; · nson ·I. · Nts 68 carnegie Teeh a at I m W. L. Pct. 1kacine at Wahama " took Roush 7-2·1'; G. Loshley 8-2-14; als 27-5-59. B•baon 47 Gordon .. settin• Baltlin·g· for third and fourth,[ 1 Thti' ~came the Elbetf~ds of Pomei'O)' . B. Mt'les 5-'10, Totals 4' •Jru. Sc b te • ~ • I I h t 34 10 th 27 ,:,57 over third place by a forf01t ~ ':" ~ , . ore Y quar rs: Plvmouth St. 81 CoUlon Sl 11 Thursday when the Junior Fal- Pace lms es e ourney 1·1 os Angeles SATURflAV'S GAMESt , , 28 32 .467 Weihero Hill - R, We1her 2- Frrestone 22 46 80 106 S: nd ~ A m tn • 4 12 0 l) . cons whack d a t •• G 11 ;~ w:ll be each onro,.defeated Sou- San ~·ranrisco ... P PI I win over Dunlops o t ea~ n4 • " II • •2t J " II 'v·10t J t 8 16 37 59 prng ou !Is p v , . e s rct.-o a -r- h d G II' I' t 3 30 28 34 .15l P!'moroy at Logon ant and first place ·G & J ~ • ·'· "u er ~~ : · 'u er on e s ! Bethany 71 Allegheny 113 118 Eighth Grade team '411-27 t ern an • lpo" a P·' Baltimore roll~ 10 a 104-M win over 11-l-13; H. Shnner J-0-6; J. Ad- . STANDINGS ~ Gannon 73 Geneva 41 with Davie Gillespie collecting m. Saturday. . 1st. Louis 25 Jl .424 Jackson at Coal Grove · ·" ' ams 5410. Totals 25-4·54. ' Team Woo Lost :Buffalo St. 73 Buffalo II 211 points and Gary Clark IL Southern dropped liS battle ! Detroit 18 41 .305 Wahama ot Middleport . " Weiher!. Score by qcarters: G & J Auto 19 0 Dcknson 66 Frnkbt. Mrsbll sa , Steve Blowers was high for With Pomt Pleasant Thursday I '1 .O:<k Hill at Kyger Cft'<!k' .,. 11 8 3 48 6 15 4 carl Wolfe accounted lot 36 G & J Auto '26 54 76 104 Firestone Soul~ ' GaiUpolis with ll and Norman • . · makmg match or onThursday Results Hacme at Fairland ' Welber'l 14 27 42 54 Elberfeld'!'! 8 11 k N C St 4 Iy m the first quarter. It was Sa F 128 B to 117 Z<~leski at Hannan Trace , points, big~ for the night In l'lnllae , . (HI) _ J. MD- Weiher·s 13·10 for Point al the end of • n ran os ~ · 7 I! Du e 78 · · · 7 the G&J wtn. Steve Fuller was boaR U-12; WIOidlne &+-If; P. Vinton Jt1s 4 14 Tech 110 Wake Foreat 81 New Offil:en Hold the first P'riod. but 24·14 high for Weihers with 21. .....,... tA-14 IL Abels 11).0.20; Dunlops 3 15 Davis & Elkins 114 · W. Lbrty 7 Fint 1966 Meeting halftime and 39·21 aft<r three ' '· ·,::::::_::::..::=::::...::::.::.:::.:.._~:;:.=;!.:::l:U~i.!.:;!f~:!:L=:.::.:::.:.:.:•.'C..::::::::.:..____ __ _ Rcct<ly Col105 Emry & Hnry 11 periods. Rick Handley of Poirl : Wm & Mary 81 Geo Wash. 52 The newly elected officers or I wasn't being stopped His 24 ! ALL STARS Carsn-Newm 84• Tusculm 14 the Middleport Church of Christ poinls was high for !he day by : Pfflffer 76 Lenmr Rhyne 75 beld its first official meeting any boy. TheiSs had 9 for Sou· ' Fla St. 71 Jacksonville 49 Feb. b7. The first part was de· them. ' Miami, Fla. 80 V~rglnla 75 voted to the officers' workshop The serond game or Ihe ar.' Fla. A.&M. 104 Bthn Ckmn 94 conducted by the minister, Rev . .ternoon Saturday, to start at 2: WASHINGTON (UPI) - Cin- 11 also said it would send a repClemson 98 Furman 86 Donald Hicks. The workshop p.m. puts Pomeroy in the lists ' 1 cinnati's bid for federal funds! resentative to Cincinnati te in• Southrn U. 87 Jackson St. 82 progr_am is desigm>d . to stif!iu·l agaiust Rutland. ~ach with two ; for a proposed new stadium on spect the riverfront site. , Mf"rnphs St 71 Loyla. La. 69 late mterest and understand•ng : losses and one v1ctory ._Pome-1 the riverfront apparently was The delegation also met with Vurhs ll6 Frndship Coli 107 in the duties and pradicl?s ,,r roy got there by avengmg two Lodle• & Men• $5.95 successful. officials of the Bureau of PubTenn Wslyn 11 King CoiJ 67 the elders ~nd deacons of the . in-sea!lon loss es to Middleport . ~ Bowling B•ll 81gs Officials tf the Urban Renew- lie Roads to discuss federal aid 0 . Lpscmb 75 Belmnt 7l church. dumping the little Jackets 25 ·, a! Administration told 10 repro- in building access roads to the Nd10ls St. 101 Wm Crey f7 A board meetmg followed and · 18. sentatives of the city and Ham· $53 million stadium, which ------ --- ~.- -~ - the election of the executivP. \ The Panther Babes were : ilion County Thursday that hopefillly will house a National lure by clubbmg Wichita State, board members was c'OndUct·! down 7·2 after a quarter and . work will begin Immediately on Football League team and the 93-76, Thursday mght. .-d Elected for the year were : tra:led 15-8 at halftime. But a The Bearcats .hit 8 scorchlnc iWendell Gerlach; drairman: ' full court press wrecked the rewriting the riverfront plan! Reds baseball team. previously submitted to the Reps Donald Clancy a Recome f th. shots th William Grueser vice chair· IJackets m !he second half. The 1 1 e Ladies _ $4.85 agency by the city publica-n and John Giliigan a ready!'' f"'t pehr ellen o elr t n 'Ie man and Herm~n Kincaid sec.i Panthers scort-d 10 points in thr · • . •. r!!t a to roar away o a 01 • ' th " d d 11 th eBoys _ $5.95 The stadium then would be- Democrat, both from Cincmnab, 35 lead at lntermtssion and retary. I rr quarter an s lit out {'lr come eligible for federal funds, led the delegation to the meet· ed f th t ··· -' opponents. !hen went on lc - · ,, $9.95 eMens _ . The prev:ous ' ing with URA ofr·:c•• . Is. stay Ne11 1n ront e res 0 1 I5 ' th I th . on a 50-50 baSis. VI • the wa for their l&l~ win in 20 Rbrt Mrro 113 Mntn St. 86 I coun more In e our "'· r·. rtverfront plan called for a Vice Mayor Eugene RuehlI arne/ 'Mrrs Hrvy 103 W.Va. Wslyn fi9 lod, holdm~ Middleport to L i high-rise apartment project. . mann, the del~ation leader, 'g · lFrmnt 80 Whlng 78 12 o.t.l all rr .. thro~s . . The agency adviSed the c:ly S81d he felt confident "we.made 8 Roland West had 2l points, ISlm Sl8 AJdsn-Broddus 85!2 ot) ' Max Folmet · Pat O Br1en ' to send a representative to the considerable headway toward Don Rolfes 22 and Mike Rolf Midwest and Jeff Hurt ea~h had SIX for URA regional office in Chicago. making the stadium a reality." 19 for the Bearcats, now tl-3 In Cincinnati 93 Wichita St. 76 ~omeroy . For M:ddlepurtd /I ' the MVC, while Jamie Thomp- Louisille 57 Drake 53 tmhmghamthha~ 4 as ~ "k altt ' 70 lbs. $19.95 100 lb. $27.95 110 lb, $29.95 ' son had 8 game high of 28 S Th '. . , rC' er. WI enm~ ac t: . . I. ms 71 S~ Jhn s, Mmn 67 getting 3 ' ' By United pomts fol' the Shocl<ers, 4-4 m Mayv1'II e "' Ell enda1e 66 . r~· . Press fnternollonal . w Rutland· gained the wmne A pa1r of teams wtth high the MVC and 11-7 for the sea. Cftralla 71 Wabsh Valley 62 bracket agamst · p omHoV wrlh . d poor roc- son. I pre-season hopes an Olney 77 Springfield 76 b h. d · · . . ,_;._ a come- 1rom- e m wm over COMPLETE LINE OF ords tear mto each other to- Kenyon capitalized at the u«IK> . Wslvon 61 Steub•nille ;7 E· ·t .• k B . h h X . . "t K t lh r to . De . 7311 1 . . , "as ern. 1917 . - as ~~I1 e arr B JOE GERGEN ha and satisfied and lookin mg t _w en avter V1SI s en row ~~ mp_ ruson, : ' Kenyon 73 Denison 7l , scort'd two winning buckets in ,Y PPY ,, g State m a non-conference game, 1· and Marietta mpped Muskmg- Marietta 78 Muskingum 74 side the final 60 seeDnd~ UPI Sports Wrller forward to a great year. onr of five on the Ohio rollege em 78-74 in Ohio Cor1ference T s ~ Ill · , · 8 ball' d J•• Braves ' ' cnn t. 86 ~strn · 56 Easlern letJ 8·2 9-8 and 13·11 ase s _wan er ''tl. • Roberto Pena and Jimmy , basketball calendar. g.:t.mes, while Kentucky Wesley- Tri-St. 72 Defiance 70 · ' whose floatmg franchrse bas i . . , . . 8 lO-lO d 8 b t St be .11 f0 th . at the qu arter posts and wa s I alleaj 17-15 at the minutE> nwr~ alienated one whole state and Stewart as well os pttrher D1ck . ~av: carr~st Th !\~~~rt ~ :~ ::- nvl e ~ 1 ~sec. Ruse ~ly 85 Greemlle 79 II " ' instigated a flood of lawsuits Ellsworth and catcher Ed m 0 h c~nt s · : · U.."i e · : 0 Th 1 ~rd lsh:a~on,J h. Du Concrd1a, lll. 82 Lke F'orsl 6.1 when Barr b!aslt>d off for hb . . . h Bailey returned 1966 contracts eers ave os some ey men e s, Y 0 n n-1~facMurry 101 Ill St. 94 two riel den Jim Stettler htd nd a_ mvestlgatlons, a~e one I tc. the Cubs along with to injuries, grades and disci- lop with 26 points, hit on 29 of.N orthrn Mich 111 Nrthn Ill. 50 9 for Em;l!·rn. "mple remedy for the1r trou- \\illiams who played .m every prmary measures. They WI'II be 36 rree throw attemps t to overSoutnwest i' The rirsl game Saturday thu ~; bles. , · inning f~r Chicago last season trying to break a two-game los- come an eight-goal deficit. Karl Bradley 102 North Texas 90 finds !ost>rs";dl 1\'iiddleport and Although they d_on t know ond batted .315 with 37 home ing streak. Bolstad seared 14 points for the ISt. Louis 69 Tulsa 63 . Eastern starlin g a! 12 30 P m_ whether the~ are_gmrg ~open runs and lOS RBis. Kent State, after a good start, Big Red, which also had the Te1 . Col l27 Miss Indstrial 10'2 The winner will finish as thf' MIDDLEPORT, 0,, 2 the 1966 A~•t:ona M'l af:! th has !altered and sports • dis· rebounding edge. ' Tex. Western 81 Arizona 72 \ 7th piare tourney team . the los. N. ND AVE. . stason m an a, . 1wau ~Jsewhere, e 8 a1trmore mal 6-12 mark. The Flashes aJ.I Marietta shot off to 1 43-33 West Tex. 96 Sui Ross 90 er eighth. or some court room m between, Onoles welcomed _pitcher Wally so have been hurt by losses first half lead on Jim Hasling-1 :::::_:.::_:..::_::::_:_ _.:_:::~~:_------~~==============::::::::==::::~ the Br~ves know that when Bunker and outfielder Sam through disciplinary action. er's 16 pomts, but had to fight they g1ve Hank Aaron a ~at , Bowens into the fold ; Minneso-1 In another big battle ror pre9- o(f a Muskie rally , led by Jim they've got a he~d start on JUst la received the signature of tige, Central State (13-4) visits Battle, whG fmlshed with about any team m ba~eball. H'ch Rollins; pitcher Wilbur Otterbein {14-41, while the rest points. Aa~on, on~ of th~ fmest and Wood and eatchers Jimmie of the schedule has Case Tech Sam Smith gunned In 2t1 : steadiest hitters m modern Price and Manuel Sanguillen at Thiel ad John Carroll host- points for eighth ~ ranked Kenbaseball, wa~ one or a quartet joined the Pittsburgh Pirates· ing Eastern Michiga1 in Presl- tucky Weslelan, virtually ol hJghly skilled outfrelders to satisfied Jist; the New York ! dents Conference games and . sured of an NCAA college •I agree to terms for the coming Yankees addt'd pinrhhil.t€'r Hay Concordia at Malone. sion tournament berth with 1. 1 1 stason Tbursday. The other Barker and two minor league Cincinnati, tied for 11th na- 14-4 record. Tht Barons. who thre~ we':f Vada Pinson ol th: hopefuls , pitcher Mike Jurewicz tionally. move back into the led by five at the hall, have a Clncmnat1 Reds, lloctl. Co!OVI· and Infielder Ray White, and ; Missoui Valley eonference pic- tH reoord. to or th~ Cleveland lnd1ans. and Houston signed righthonded i Billy W:lham1· of the Chicago pitchers Claude Raymond, Ron Cubs. Taylor and Tom Parsons in The 32-year-old Aaron, who addition to rookie infielders .. m he starting , his 13th major Doug Roder and Keith Graff a~- ~ h::ague seas(ln m two months, i nini and catcher Bob Watson. ,. received a "substantial bGost" • to a figur• In excess of $75,000. ' Pinson, who has won the title FIGHT RESULTS of highest paid Cincinnati play By United Pres• International ; ($40,000) hy default with the PORTLAND, Maine (UP!) -~ departure of Frank Robin~on l•ish Beau James, 126, Lowell, was one of four Reds to stgn Mass. outpointed Tommy Harontracts. The otlters were ' . ··-h Dor1 Notteba, rt Dave den, 126, ProVIdence, R. I. (101. · pl....,;ers Gallifan and Dan Neville and I I outfieller Dick Simpson. LOS ANGELES IUPfl Colavito was raised to Grant, 139, Santa Monica. approximately $611_1100, a sum I Calif., drew with Jimmy which left Rocky "extremely 137, Los Angeles UO). -. I BOWLING SHIRTS and TROPHIES OUR SPECIALTY 1 BAR BELL SETS Hank Aaron, Braves Agree On Terms for '66 Season Story, Dutton Named Wardens In Parish Vote j'l Basketball Equipment 1l H& R FIRESTONE DE.\LER STCRE I "!!'11!hborhood where the child l· · ~ "RP.'TJember Watts~" ThP bah~· . Andre Adams, was •<1d dead in his crib on f"..;ob . l two days before his first r~:\• His mother J BfRRr~ WORLU DON'T WAIT FABULOUS DEALS ______ ARE lElNO MADE NOW , ,/ ..........,,~ , . ' COME IN LET -ME PROVE ITt '. . ' MOON MINING 152 Yr· I ~At> IT AT 14 ... A>It7 Si.DW QUICKSILVcR· .. l BOUGHT l'J.lAT AT b .. ·NOW LOOI'WI~E~f 11' iS ... __ • Rldlo and Heater .._ , ... . . . . ' • :• • : LJrJie rs hav e~ dr . n~ '. r record nun·be: u ' ~ .1 · .-.I U t. • tJ eaJt lful 'G6 r01(: i . ':'. ·- I' /_) put Ford ah ead ol l'l l' ''' I J b'l ottering Sl}ecial 5-.L . r1 •-! SJ IT~ " ,. ' :-.... SHORTY HACKITT, OWNIR . .:: ' . ' . ,:;1 ·' . •' PHONI W'f 2-2050 . ,POMIIqV, 0,\ nDCir COVertnJ for nery kind of Ooor. Belt Pltterns. Prolesaional lllatallation bJ u, or :io 11 your,.JI, Cali WY 2-~ lor lru flli- • 1t" "W~ot ~il 1/Hrn in Hawaii? .•• -"" ,~,, ~ NU., 10K r. t/114 T"' YOU MEET THE 11110, WALJ..TO.WAU CARPETING MOHAWK MAG II Satld1ctlon Guano teed HICEST PEOPlE ONA HONDA WThe full Une At .•. Now!At BIG . ' ' . . .. Ford I' '' .-' ' KEITA ®BL.E FO~D, INC. 461 South Third St., Middleport, 0. .. ., "j '",..., ... • corne tiit ·d f!Vi! 'em lod.o , 1 ARMSTRONG'S linoleum . , . Inlaid Vinyl • " 11 EXPERT INSTALLATION! - • s395 MOTORS DISCOUNl.::. .. ' •'''.. DO heater. r ~tali. Buhua~.-.RD.~I~II . ,. • . ~ t il ~ Sta. Wagbo. Radio 1: Heater. Extra gaaoline ., .roy, II beloC held In cOuDI)' jail on a dlllurbini __:.. peaoa cberae' ' ,,;,: . .. . LET INGELS - . - sn95 1959Chevy ·· :~~ ~~ /· esPECIALSe 1962 v. w. . ···<~..,. I �~ .' . . · ·- . •• • ._. _ ..--· . ... . .... ~ ·'·'-"..... -- - ¥ ...... .. . ,i>--- . . . • r. -- . - . . .... .... . . ..... -- ... ..... ... 1'"" . . .... ""' -. ... 0 ¥ ·~ . . . ... . . . . . .. · -~ •~ L 'ol>"i ,. --~ - · - · ·· · ~. ~ ' ' a-Dalll' Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddlepor~ • II 0., Feb. 11 • IBet Firestone Tops Jets I 06-59 Dally Sentinel, ~meroy-Middlepott, 0., Feb. 11, 1;ee All-WestV~rginia Cast is Ca.:dace 'Very Si.cl\' Woman ~~§~~~:~~!1~ .Of Constriction Neitr Heart~ coLLEGE :~-I I Artloar •• the Wllblqloa ochool hardwood, uu-·Scores • - 0 -·.. -~ .. ~. ~-~--~ ....... OBIBCT by l r~o~-';''y~ga;m;e;sc~he;d:u;ed~J;~;N;u;rt;h~c;:a:lli;a;o~t;Ha~m=~~·;.,~,;, l ° •ds al , . ds for Feder nn B APparently Successful or Earl C. Mohr, Fonner Mason UPI Briefs BOWLING EQUIPMENT 1 1 BOWLING SHOES Xa ,er Kent ClashHead Ft've-Game Card With Register t·:·ls today denitd charge9 by a Y<1111H( .\egro mother !hal her ,.h1ld wu bitten to death by r;lt~ Thry said rats chewed on thr haby afetr it was dead. 'The word Is 5preading and Wf' want something done.'' slud i Cljffor,d Burkt. 11 retired bus d''l\rer' und leader of a civic 1 1 roup in the- angry We!!l Side .. I OBJICI'ION-There are two " ' I I Nlllonlll Bastelball Association eoacH <an say, "!ley, ref, you cotta be klddlnJ." Scream It or smile and shake your bead, •• Loa Anplea' Fred Sebluo, ltlt, and CIDclnoaU'a Jack McMahon demonstrate• The referee 11 Meucl¥ Rudolph. CHICAGO IUPII - City offi. ..........,, 1 v~. Denies ·Rats Killed .Infant Ne~ro ~" I Featuring Tourney •.,ina1s i ---' per·: In Pre-Dawn Collision 1 )~ity ,11' 1J .NBA Slllndln~a 1'0NI\Oiff'S GAMES:' _)( ,, By UnHed Prt&l lnlern•tJ•nat Ne1sonv il''Ui' VI, ~.~.~- a1 n en» ;t. 1Logan at Galllpoli• Ea•tem Dlvlolon Jerrf'Turnet slammed ·In 30 Gene Abels was second high J. Turner ls-11-30; w. Collins By I ~· ~9 P~i .Jackson at Pomeroy · 1 ~ I Fir to lth 20 point 14-10 p S 'th 3.1).6 T0 t 1 S1 n .., Prell llllerniiHII An AII·W..t Vlrrlnla east had 6. points as aecond P ace r ""' or es ne w '· ; · ml · as · E It will feature the f''!.ato of the Gallipolis was never in It, Boston otone 500 downed the Vinton George Johnson had 21 for the l4-106. a •• 36 21 .632 1 Middleport at Wellston 'ets 106-59 Thuraday night In Vinton Jets. · Vilton Jell (It) _ B. Wool· Syrncuae 103 Nl.!!arl 71 Bill Bend Junior High Blll!ke~ trailing. 4-15 after the first Cmdnnati . 36 21 .b32 McArthur at ·East""' ; ,J • Boaton U 66 •wll 10 hall Toornament Saturday in iod. down 12-27 at the half. and , Phliadelpb~a 20 3S .364 Kyger Creek at North Galul the'; GaiUpolla Independent Bas· •6 "'.J Auto 11011 - C. Wolfe bridge tf.l·IJ· B..Ratliff l·il-2; Ordgprt fi2 So Conn. St. 80 the Wahama gym when Point behind 21·40 after three per.. New Yor~ Hannan Trace at Soutlil\1iferl ketball League 1n Washiqlon 1,·2·36, A. Buffmgton B-0.12, L. L. Bradle) >-2·12, D. Mah•n Urslnus ~ ~ Mil"-· •• PI t nd W h t' If 'ods R •2 • D H0 lte • • • G Joh Jl).l2 Tot 1 •• nmu ,_, ~ eaaan a a ama 1p o •1 . : Western Divi~;ion 1Wilton at Rutland sc)>ool l)'l!t. ulan, ~~: · r ~: B. 1>-l·ll; · nson ·I. · Nts 68 carnegie Teeh a at I m W. L. Pct. 1kacine at Wahama " took Roush 7-2·1'; G. Loshley 8-2-14; als 27-5-59. B•baon 47 Gordon .. settin• Baltlin·g· for third and fourth,[ 1 Thti' ~came the Elbetf~ds of Pomei'O)' . B. Mt'les 5-'10, Totals 4' •Jru. Sc b te • ~ • I I h t 34 10 th 27 ,:,57 over third place by a forf01t ~ ':" ~ , . ore Y quar rs: Plvmouth St. 81 CoUlon Sl 11 Thursday when the Junior Fal- Pace lms es e ourney 1·1 os Angeles SATURflAV'S GAMESt , , 28 32 .467 Weihero Hill - R, We1her 2- Frrestone 22 46 80 106 S: nd ~ A m tn • 4 12 0 l) . cons whack d a t •• G 11 ;~ w:ll be each onro,.defeated Sou- San ~·ranrisco ... P PI I win over Dunlops o t ea~ n4 • " II • •2t J " II 'v·10t J t 8 16 37 59 prng ou !Is p v , . e s rct.-o a -r- h d G II' I' t 3 30 28 34 .15l P!'moroy at Logon ant and first place ·G & J ~ • ·'· "u er ~~ : · 'u er on e s ! Bethany 71 Allegheny 113 118 Eighth Grade team '411-27 t ern an • lpo" a P·' Baltimore roll~ 10 a 104-M win over 11-l-13; H. Shnner J-0-6; J. Ad- . STANDINGS ~ Gannon 73 Geneva 41 with Davie Gillespie collecting m. Saturday. . 1st. Louis 25 Jl .424 Jackson at Coal Grove · ·" ' ams 5410. Totals 25-4·54. ' Team Woo Lost :Buffalo St. 73 Buffalo II 211 points and Gary Clark IL Southern dropped liS battle ! Detroit 18 41 .305 Wahama ot Middleport . " Weiher!. Score by qcarters: G & J Auto 19 0 Dcknson 66 Frnkbt. Mrsbll sa , Steve Blowers was high for With Pomt Pleasant Thursday I '1 .O:<k Hill at Kyger Cft'<!k' .,. 11 8 3 48 6 15 4 carl Wolfe accounted lot 36 G & J Auto '26 54 76 104 Firestone Soul~ ' GaiUpolis with ll and Norman • . · makmg match or onThursday Results Hacme at Fairland ' Welber'l 14 27 42 54 Elberfeld'!'! 8 11 k N C St 4 Iy m the first quarter. It was Sa F 128 B to 117 Z<~leski at Hannan Trace , points, big~ for the night In l'lnllae , . (HI) _ J. MD- Weiher·s 13·10 for Point al the end of • n ran os ~ · 7 I! Du e 78 · · · 7 the G&J wtn. Steve Fuller was boaR U-12; WIOidlne &+-If; P. Vinton Jt1s 4 14 Tech 110 Wake Foreat 81 New Offil:en Hold the first P'riod. but 24·14 high for Weihers with 21. .....,... tA-14 IL Abels 11).0.20; Dunlops 3 15 Davis & Elkins 114 · W. Lbrty 7 Fint 1966 Meeting halftime and 39·21 aft<r three ' '· ·,::::::_::::..::=::::...::::.::.:::.:.._~:;:.=;!.:::l:U~i.!.:;!f~:!:L=:.::.:::.:.:.:•.'C..::::::::.:..____ __ _ Rcct<ly Col105 Emry & Hnry 11 periods. Rick Handley of Poirl : Wm & Mary 81 Geo Wash. 52 The newly elected officers or I wasn't being stopped His 24 ! ALL STARS Carsn-Newm 84• Tusculm 14 the Middleport Church of Christ poinls was high for !he day by : Pfflffer 76 Lenmr Rhyne 75 beld its first official meeting any boy. TheiSs had 9 for Sou· ' Fla St. 71 Jacksonville 49 Feb. b7. The first part was de· them. ' Miami, Fla. 80 V~rglnla 75 voted to the officers' workshop The serond game or Ihe ar.' Fla. A.&M. 104 Bthn Ckmn 94 conducted by the minister, Rev . .ternoon Saturday, to start at 2: WASHINGTON (UPI) - Cin- 11 also said it would send a repClemson 98 Furman 86 Donald Hicks. The workshop p.m. puts Pomeroy in the lists ' 1 cinnati's bid for federal funds! resentative to Cincinnati te in• Southrn U. 87 Jackson St. 82 progr_am is desigm>d . to stif!iu·l agaiust Rutland. ~ach with two ; for a proposed new stadium on spect the riverfront site. , Mf"rnphs St 71 Loyla. La. 69 late mterest and understand•ng : losses and one v1ctory ._Pome-1 the riverfront apparently was The delegation also met with Vurhs ll6 Frndship Coli 107 in the duties and pradicl?s ,,r roy got there by avengmg two Lodle• & Men• $5.95 successful. officials of the Bureau of PubTenn Wslyn 11 King CoiJ 67 the elders ~nd deacons of the . in-sea!lon loss es to Middleport . ~ Bowling B•ll 81gs Officials tf the Urban Renew- lie Roads to discuss federal aid 0 . Lpscmb 75 Belmnt 7l church. dumping the little Jackets 25 ·, a! Administration told 10 repro- in building access roads to the Nd10ls St. 101 Wm Crey f7 A board meetmg followed and · 18. sentatives of the city and Ham· $53 million stadium, which ------ --- ~.- -~ - the election of the executivP. \ The Panther Babes were : ilion County Thursday that hopefillly will house a National lure by clubbmg Wichita State, board members was c'OndUct·! down 7·2 after a quarter and . work will begin Immediately on Football League team and the 93-76, Thursday mght. .-d Elected for the year were : tra:led 15-8 at halftime. But a The Bearcats .hit 8 scorchlnc iWendell Gerlach; drairman: ' full court press wrecked the rewriting the riverfront plan! Reds baseball team. previously submitted to the Reps Donald Clancy a Recome f th. shots th William Grueser vice chair· IJackets m !he second half. The 1 1 e Ladies _ $4.85 agency by the city publica-n and John Giliigan a ready!'' f"'t pehr ellen o elr t n 'Ie man and Herm~n Kincaid sec.i Panthers scort-d 10 points in thr · • . •. r!!t a to roar away o a 01 • ' th " d d 11 th eBoys _ $5.95 The stadium then would be- Democrat, both from Cincmnab, 35 lead at lntermtssion and retary. I rr quarter an s lit out {'lr come eligible for federal funds, led the delegation to the meet· ed f th t ··· -' opponents. !hen went on lc - · ,, $9.95 eMens _ . The prev:ous ' ing with URA ofr·:c•• . Is. stay Ne11 1n ront e res 0 1 I5 ' th I th . on a 50-50 baSis. VI • the wa for their l&l~ win in 20 Rbrt Mrro 113 Mntn St. 86 I coun more In e our "'· r·. rtverfront plan called for a Vice Mayor Eugene RuehlI arne/ 'Mrrs Hrvy 103 W.Va. Wslyn fi9 lod, holdm~ Middleport to L i high-rise apartment project. . mann, the del~ation leader, 'g · lFrmnt 80 Whlng 78 12 o.t.l all rr .. thro~s . . The agency adviSed the c:ly S81d he felt confident "we.made 8 Roland West had 2l points, ISlm Sl8 AJdsn-Broddus 85!2 ot) ' Max Folmet · Pat O Br1en ' to send a representative to the considerable headway toward Don Rolfes 22 and Mike Rolf Midwest and Jeff Hurt ea~h had SIX for URA regional office in Chicago. making the stadium a reality." 19 for the Bearcats, now tl-3 In Cincinnati 93 Wichita St. 76 ~omeroy . For M:ddlepurtd /I ' the MVC, while Jamie Thomp- Louisille 57 Drake 53 tmhmghamthha~ 4 as ~ "k altt ' 70 lbs. $19.95 100 lb. $27.95 110 lb, $29.95 ' son had 8 game high of 28 S Th '. . , rC' er. WI enm~ ac t: . . I. ms 71 S~ Jhn s, Mmn 67 getting 3 ' ' By United pomts fol' the Shocl<ers, 4-4 m Mayv1'II e "' Ell enda1e 66 . r~· . Press fnternollonal . w Rutland· gained the wmne A pa1r of teams wtth high the MVC and 11-7 for the sea. Cftralla 71 Wabsh Valley 62 bracket agamst · p omHoV wrlh . d poor roc- son. I pre-season hopes an Olney 77 Springfield 76 b h. d · · . . ,_;._ a come- 1rom- e m wm over COMPLETE LINE OF ords tear mto each other to- Kenyon capitalized at the u«IK> . Wslvon 61 Steub•nille ;7 E· ·t .• k B . h h X . . "t K t lh r to . De . 7311 1 . . , "as ern. 1917 . - as ~~I1 e arr B JOE GERGEN ha and satisfied and lookin mg t _w en avter V1SI s en row ~~ mp_ ruson, : ' Kenyon 73 Denison 7l , scort'd two winning buckets in ,Y PPY ,, g State m a non-conference game, 1· and Marietta mpped Muskmg- Marietta 78 Muskingum 74 side the final 60 seeDnd~ UPI Sports Wrller forward to a great year. onr of five on the Ohio rollege em 78-74 in Ohio Cor1ference T s ~ Ill · , · 8 ball' d J•• Braves ' ' cnn t. 86 ~strn · 56 Easlern letJ 8·2 9-8 and 13·11 ase s _wan er ''tl. • Roberto Pena and Jimmy , basketball calendar. g.:t.mes, while Kentucky Wesley- Tri-St. 72 Defiance 70 · ' whose floatmg franchrse bas i . . , . . 8 lO-lO d 8 b t St be .11 f0 th . at the qu arter posts and wa s I alleaj 17-15 at the minutE> nwr~ alienated one whole state and Stewart as well os pttrher D1ck . ~av: carr~st Th !\~~~rt ~ :~ ::- nvl e ~ 1 ~sec. Ruse ~ly 85 Greemlle 79 II " ' instigated a flood of lawsuits Ellsworth and catcher Ed m 0 h c~nt s · : · U.."i e · : 0 Th 1 ~rd lsh:a~on,J h. Du Concrd1a, lll. 82 Lke F'orsl 6.1 when Barr b!aslt>d off for hb . . . h Bailey returned 1966 contracts eers ave os some ey men e s, Y 0 n n-1~facMurry 101 Ill St. 94 two riel den Jim Stettler htd nd a_ mvestlgatlons, a~e one I tc. the Cubs along with to injuries, grades and disci- lop with 26 points, hit on 29 of.N orthrn Mich 111 Nrthn Ill. 50 9 for Em;l!·rn. "mple remedy for the1r trou- \\illiams who played .m every prmary measures. They WI'II be 36 rree throw attemps t to overSoutnwest i' The rirsl game Saturday thu ~; bles. , · inning f~r Chicago last season trying to break a two-game los- come an eight-goal deficit. Karl Bradley 102 North Texas 90 finds !ost>rs";dl 1\'iiddleport and Although they d_on t know ond batted .315 with 37 home ing streak. Bolstad seared 14 points for the ISt. Louis 69 Tulsa 63 . Eastern starlin g a! 12 30 P m_ whether the~ are_gmrg ~open runs and lOS RBis. Kent State, after a good start, Big Red, which also had the Te1 . Col l27 Miss Indstrial 10'2 The winner will finish as thf' MIDDLEPORT, 0,, 2 the 1966 A~•t:ona M'l af:! th has !altered and sports • dis· rebounding edge. ' Tex. Western 81 Arizona 72 \ 7th piare tourney team . the los. N. ND AVE. . stason m an a, . 1wau ~Jsewhere, e 8 a1trmore mal 6-12 mark. The Flashes aJ.I Marietta shot off to 1 43-33 West Tex. 96 Sui Ross 90 er eighth. or some court room m between, Onoles welcomed _pitcher Wally so have been hurt by losses first half lead on Jim Hasling-1 :::::_:.::_:..::_::::_:_ _.:_:::~~:_------~~==============::::::::==::::~ the Br~ves know that when Bunker and outfielder Sam through disciplinary action. er's 16 pomts, but had to fight they g1ve Hank Aaron a ~at , Bowens into the fold ; Minneso-1 In another big battle ror pre9- o(f a Muskie rally , led by Jim they've got a he~d start on JUst la received the signature of tige, Central State (13-4) visits Battle, whG fmlshed with about any team m ba~eball. H'ch Rollins; pitcher Wilbur Otterbein {14-41, while the rest points. Aa~on, on~ of th~ fmest and Wood and eatchers Jimmie of the schedule has Case Tech Sam Smith gunned In 2t1 : steadiest hitters m modern Price and Manuel Sanguillen at Thiel ad John Carroll host- points for eighth ~ ranked Kenbaseball, wa~ one or a quartet joined the Pittsburgh Pirates· ing Eastern Michiga1 in Presl- tucky Weslelan, virtually ol hJghly skilled outfrelders to satisfied Jist; the New York ! dents Conference games and . sured of an NCAA college •I agree to terms for the coming Yankees addt'd pinrhhil.t€'r Hay Concordia at Malone. sion tournament berth with 1. 1 1 stason Tbursday. The other Barker and two minor league Cincinnati, tied for 11th na- 14-4 record. Tht Barons. who thre~ we':f Vada Pinson ol th: hopefuls , pitcher Mike Jurewicz tionally. move back into the led by five at the hall, have a Clncmnat1 Reds, lloctl. Co!OVI· and Infielder Ray White, and ; Missoui Valley eonference pic- tH reoord. to or th~ Cleveland lnd1ans. and Houston signed righthonded i Billy W:lham1· of the Chicago pitchers Claude Raymond, Ron Cubs. Taylor and Tom Parsons in The 32-year-old Aaron, who addition to rookie infielders .. m he starting , his 13th major Doug Roder and Keith Graff a~- ~ h::ague seas(ln m two months, i nini and catcher Bob Watson. ,. received a "substantial bGost" • to a figur• In excess of $75,000. ' Pinson, who has won the title FIGHT RESULTS of highest paid Cincinnati play By United Pres• International ; ($40,000) hy default with the PORTLAND, Maine (UP!) -~ departure of Frank Robin~on l•ish Beau James, 126, Lowell, was one of four Reds to stgn Mass. outpointed Tommy Harontracts. The otlters were ' . ··-h Dor1 Notteba, rt Dave den, 126, ProVIdence, R. I. (101. · pl....,;ers Gallifan and Dan Neville and I I outfieller Dick Simpson. LOS ANGELES IUPfl Colavito was raised to Grant, 139, Santa Monica. approximately $611_1100, a sum I Calif., drew with Jimmy which left Rocky "extremely 137, Los Angeles UO). -. I BOWLING SHIRTS and TROPHIES OUR SPECIALTY 1 BAR BELL SETS Hank Aaron, Braves Agree On Terms for '66 Season Story, Dutton Named Wardens In Parish Vote j'l Basketball Equipment 1l H& R FIRESTONE DE.\LER STCRE I "!!'11!hborhood where the child l· · ~ "RP.'TJember Watts~" ThP bah~· . Andre Adams, was •<1d dead in his crib on f"..;ob . l two days before his first r~:\• His mother J BfRRr~ WORLU DON'T WAIT FABULOUS DEALS ______ ARE lElNO MADE NOW , ,/ ..........,,~ , . ' COME IN LET -ME PROVE ITt '. . ' MOON MINING 152 Yr· I ~At> IT AT 14 ... A>It7 Si.DW QUICKSILVcR· .. l BOUGHT l'J.lAT AT b .. ·NOW LOOI'WI~E~f 11' iS ... __ • Rldlo and Heater .._ , ... . . . . ' • :• • : LJrJie rs hav e~ dr . n~ '. r record nun·be: u ' ~ .1 · .-.I U t. • tJ eaJt lful 'G6 r01(: i . ':'. ·- I' /_) put Ford ah ead ol l'l l' ''' I J b'l ottering Sl}ecial 5-.L . r1 •-! SJ IT~ " ,. ' :-.... SHORTY HACKITT, OWNIR . .:: ' . ' . ,:;1 ·' . •' PHONI W'f 2-2050 . ,POMIIqV, 0,\ nDCir COVertnJ for nery kind of Ooor. Belt Pltterns. Prolesaional lllatallation bJ u, or :io 11 your,.JI, Cali WY 2-~ lor lru flli- • 1t" "W~ot ~il 1/Hrn in Hawaii? .•• -"" ,~,, ~ NU., 10K r. t/114 T"' YOU MEET THE 11110, WALJ..TO.WAU CARPETING MOHAWK MAG II Satld1ctlon Guano teed HICEST PEOPlE ONA HONDA WThe full Une At .•. Now!At BIG . ' ' . . .. Ford I' '' .-' ' KEITA ®BL.E FO~D, INC. 461 South Third St., Middleport, 0. .. ., "j '",..., ... • corne tiit ·d f!Vi! 'em lod.o , 1 ARMSTRONG'S linoleum . , . Inlaid Vinyl • " 11 EXPERT INSTALLATION! - • s395 MOTORS DISCOUNl.::. .. ' •'''.. DO heater. r ~tali. Buhua~.-.RD.~I~II . ,. • . ~ t il ~ Sta. Wagbo. Radio 1: Heater. Extra gaaoline ., .roy, II beloC held In cOuDI)' jail on a dlllurbini __:.. peaoa cberae' ' ,,;,: . .. . LET INGELS - . - sn95 1959Chevy ·· :~~ ~~ /· esPECIALSe 1962 v. w. . ···<~..,. I �/ • • F• • PriCe· lXIDg In Wonder Drug an- Market Charged ""I 1 ' l ' I Heiskell {O Mrs. Ray Crank 18 At Board Meeting Open May, S"JI Show '' 4-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,__o., Feb. n, 1968 _ Bailey Employed "CIJRE" IS liroPPED - First ronnRl observance ol As Parole Officef PAU Prance (UP[) - Mother's Day was In Phlladelo PT. PLEASANT - Harold E. Shoot~g was halted 011 the film phla, Pa., on May to, til8. Bailey former Putnam County 'The Cure" Thursday when SherW, has been employed as actress Ja~e Fonda was Albert A. Michelson was thl lhe Probationer and Parole Olli· confined to bed Wlth cblcken first American scientist to wiD cer oerving·Mason and Pulnam lhe Nobel Prize lD physiC~. counties Mr Dalley began his (10%~·:__ _ _ new duttes Wednesday. The new officer will be In the Mason County Courthouse on Friday of each week for the convenience of those wishlng to contact him or he may be reached by mall at Box D, Poca, W. Va. ---- " MASON - Mrs. Ray Crank, , .. henderson.. Charleston area To The People ol Mason Coun- thll> position, After that representatiVe of Mason County ty: nouncernent, however, I Home Dernonstrati<>n attended a~e Several weeks ago I "nnounc- contacted by many individuals a State Executive Board meet. • ed that I would not be a candi· ol both political parties who at- 1 WASHINGTON (UP()- Sen ing in Clarksburg recently. PT. PLEASANT - Jobn ~te for re-election to the House tempted to persuade me to re- Russell B. Long, D. La • At this meeting eight scholar- HeiSkell, farm dlreclor of 'lit Delegates. , consider my decision, It was ' charged today that for more ships were approved along wllh S.venllt Annua~ Mason County '· J was completely sincere pointed out .that a~ a n~tive Ihan 12 years five A~encan 4-H camper_ships. Largest of , WSAZ.TV Huntington, Will be :everything that I said and Mason Count1an J was obhgat- j drug ma~ers h~.ve conspired t~ U.e grants 1s the '1500 intE a· the opening .speaker for the l~•l 1 oould not alford to ' ed to work lor the bes' interests fix the pr1ce of wonder drugs. tiona! student scholarship pro. Seventh Annual Mason County 'lh~ \irne to once agam occupy of the county, that I had a The Dernocrauc whip called vided annuall~ to a stndenl from Hay end Silage Show Feb. 17 --';-"· - - -·debt to repay for the it "one of the worst. conspira- a foreign country for study at at the Ohio Valley Experiment fits the peovle of the cies ever foisted upon the Am· West Virginia University. Miss station. ,, have long conlerred upon erican people." He said It was Maura Fenelly of Ireland, the Judges for this ,.....·s show lamily and myself. . o worldwide cartel to sell current recipient, Is a studenl iare Dr. James Palterson Ex· I began .to reahze that If I the dn~gs at "identical, grossly in the col!ege of human resour. tension Agronomy SpecJalist of 1 am to conSJder myself a respon. inflated, and unoonsciounable ces and education at WVU. West Virginia University; WU· WAS NOW Sible Citizen, then I must em- high prtces." uam Gregory, Research Assistploy whatever talents I The Louisiana senator said It a,t at the Ohio Valley Experi· possess and must take the costs l6 cents to make one pill IS ment Station: and Clifford Car· Catalina Hard Top Coupe. Beautiful red finish to work for those who which until recently cost the son, a dairy Iarmer from Mas· white top and matching interior. Exceptional in ever)', ed theiT conf•d7nc~ m me. sick 51 cents and now sells on, W, Va. And so at thiS t1me, when I PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Mar· way. Po.,~r Steering a&d brakes. Hydumatic. announce my candidacy for for 30 cents. The speaking program will Uta Hamilton, nursing lnstMJO. begm · at 10 a.m. , new term of office in the ,In a Senate ..speecll, . Lon!!, Thursday, tor at PI easant va11ey Hosp1I· Virginia Legislature. 1 . said tbe cartel . co~.tmues to February 17 In addiUon to al, will be the guest speaker at Wildcat Conv. Cpe. Low mileage, like new tondltlon. that if elected I will devote operate 10 all lis vJgor althoogh Mr. Heiskell, other speakers are the Point Pleasant Junior Wo- This one has the 325 horsepower engine. Buick's finest time is necessary to fol · one aspect of the conspiracy Dr. E. S. Elliot. of the West man's Club meeting Friday and best. Shows the very best of care. e Gulbransen Spinet ever fill, to the best of my . , has been known to federal ag- . PT. PLEASANT- Mrs. Jul-, Virginlo University Department night at 7:45 p.m. in the Pres· $395 I my obligations to the people encles smce at, least 19511. He Ia Lowery, Area Horne Oern· of Plant Pathology who Will byterlan Church. Mrs. Hamil· w • I Maoon ::ounty. satd ~he ftrms mvolved m .the onst~ation ~~ent of eJght coun- discuss ·~Maize wart Mosaic/' ton will UM as her topic "Be· e Wurlitzer Spinet ' Brerry C. Jones conspiracy are Charles Pfizer ties m addlbon to ~ason coun- David Quinn, Extension Special- bavlor Development of the Catalina Station Wagon. -~ sp~tless light blue finish 'With matching blue vinyl lnteri~r. Low ::llieage by one very ·.~Jy American design 1 & . Co., Inc._. Arneman Cyana- ty, ~pke on Sewmg with I L•t in Plant Pathology and c:1iJd." careful owner. Power oteenng and brakes. Hydranlatlc. ACTION FILED mid Co .•. Bnstoi:Myers Co .. Inc., Today s Fabncs at a Horne Entomology, who will dlscuss l The program Is being presen~ PT. PLEASANT - A civil The Squibb DIVISIOn, Olm Math- Dernostralion rneetmg o n ''The Alfalfa Weevil" and Dr ed by the Club's Child Welfare _Just Arrlwtd action has been filed in the Jeson ChemJcal CorporatiOn, and Tuesda) at Krodel Park, Point Patterson who will speak ,.; Department. Tbe Point Pleas· "98" 4 dr. Hard Top 1edan. Only 19,568 easy miles. Olds' Pay only $20.00 Down ortice of the Circuit Clerk, the UpJohn Co Pleas;;mt. . • 1' 1Fertilizer Placement." T h e ant High chool girls' chorus finest and best and this one Is tops, Full power. Hyclra$4.00 Weekly ard L. Schultz styled Della Colored film strips on the program w11J be completed at·directed by C. L. Head, wIll matic drive. Luxury Series. · Kapp Wa•,gh vs. Harry C. Boosters will Bu manufadure of Fiber G!ass 3 p.m. ipreBent several musical selecRoush, Sr. and Harry c. Roush, • Y were v1e~ed as were vanous ;tions. Jr. The action is the result of One Practice Horn . dress fabncs . . Luncb will be served by the I Members of the Child Weian nutomobile accident occur- MASON - Okey Howard, VICe Mrs. C. E. Erw1~ .. Southstde, Mas~n Count>: Home Demon- 1fnre Department who will also Super "88" 2 dr. Hard Top. Like new condition Inside :lUNG November 30, 1964, on president of the Wahama Band Ipresented the devotionals bas- stration Council. In addition l~ 1 scrve as hostesses ore Mrs. and out. Positive traction. Power windows, power 1eat, :State Route 33. near . Clifton. Boosters, presided ot a rneeting 1ed on a Valentine theme and !he spea.klng and hay ~nd Sil· Clifford Darst, Mrs. Sianley power steering and brakes. Hydramatic brakes. The plamtiff rs seekmg or the group on Tuesday at the 1scripture taken from St. John l ag~· exhibits, a. w~ tdentlfJ- E;_~ling, Mn. Manford Bauer, ment in the amount of school when they voted to buy l l5 :9-17_ c.:-Jon and hay JlldR:mg contest Mrs. H. P. Hatch, Mrs. Garagainst the delendants. a practice horn lor the band Following a potluck lunch at •wtll be beld. This show is spon- don Jackson. Mrs. Horner Lowe, LeSabre 2 dr. Hard Top. One very particular local own:,;;;;;;;~:;:~~:;::;:::.:;~:;;;&&:;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;:~ 1 studenls. I noon, the group discussed sell- sored by the M~son County Ag· Sr., Mrs. Charles Roberts. er. Spotless dark blue finish with white top. Mr. Gerald Simmons, Band ing food at the Hay and Silage rlrultural. Council and llte pub- Mrs. Jack , Rogers, Mrs. Emil Director, reported on the All , Show scheduled ror February 17 lie IS Invited to all or any part Romans, Mrs. A. L. Rossiter. State Band results. Several stu- at the Ohio Valley Experiment of lhe program. Mrs. w. ·s. Selby Mrs. George Star Chief 4 dr. Hard To~ Sedan. Sma11 turquoise finish dents from Wahama tried out Statton. Springer; Mrs. Herbert Stao- with matching all vinyl mterior. Po.,er steering and for the All State Band in Char- 1 In the afternoon, M~s. Ray TO WF:D SATURDAY ley, Mrs. C, C. Stone, Mrs. A. brakes. Hydrarnatic drive. One very careful local owner. leston recenlly. . Crank, Henderson, discussed R. Strlmer and Mrs. Harry Just Arrlvtd The group agreed not' Money Management. PT. PLEASANT Miss MeJ. Wells. ONLY Catalina 4 dr. Sedan. Power stee:-ing aqd brakes. Hydra· to serve lunches at the Region- I Yearbooks for 1966 were dis- lnda Eddy, daughter of Judge drive. Extra good tires. malic a' V Solo and Ensemble Festi-l tnbuted to the many club rnem- and Mrs. Don J. Eddy of Mor$30.00 Down - Balance on val to be held S.1turday, Feb. , bers who altended the all day gantown, W. Va, and La r r y Arts, Crafts Show Convenient Term• 12, at Nahama. Ten sludents 1meeting. County council meet- Joe Barr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Planned Feb. 27th 1,rom the White Falcon band : ing will be held on April 12th J~eph Barr of Pl. Pleasant, PT. PLEASANT -: An Arts , Fairlane 500 4 dr. Sedan. l!:conominl 6 cy\. with ltd. will participate along with band : and a re-upholstery workshop ' ~til be wed Saturday, Feb. 12, and Cralts Exh1b1t wtll be spon- shift. Clean lnsiae and out. · · students from Jackson and Ma· ' is scheduled for that month. ~n the Wesley Methodist church Bored by the Fine Arts Depart· FURNITURE CO. son coonties. I m Morgantown at 3 p. m. Cyn. ment of the local Junior Wo.:.• . MASON, W. VA. TO PRESENT GIFT thla Eddy will serve her sister men's Club will be held at the ~=======~~=~~.._:~===~,! AUXILIARY TO MEET , VIENNA (UPI) -Austria as the Maid of Honor, and Best Pleasant Point Resort on Feb. (: Syrocuse Ladies Auxiliary of plans to present a gigantic Man will be Jason Jackson of 'll, from 2 ~ntil 8 p. m. . the Volunteer Fire Dept. will : crystal light spray to the new ' A~hland, Ky. Serving as ushers The_ exhibit, ope~ I? the pubBUICK-PONl'!AC GMC TRUCKS meet Monday night, Feb. 14. at j Metropolitan Opera House Will be J1mmy Joe Wedge and lie, will leature pamlmgs, wood 7:30 p. m. in the town hall. , N•w York as a token Richard Johnaon, Morgantown. carvtngs, glassware, ceramics, "From Buggies To Buicks" ll members are asked to ·betappreciatior for American etc., and various articles will ~resent as final pl•ns will be after World War II, it be oflered sale. Anyone POMEROY, 0. made to attend the "Dinling announced today. The wishing, to exh1bK may contact , for Dollars," SWAZ-TV show in spray is valued at . Mrs. Wtlllam Carter, phone 675Huntington. Those attending are weighs l.a tons and is 12 feet in _Z23_l_.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - :tSked lo bring a Valentine for diameter. The new Mel their ''Sccrel Pal." 1oJ,IE!ns Sept. 16. " ' ' . Voice of Broadway -:========::;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;; By Jack O'Brlau Snow Sale BUY NOW AT LOW WINTER PRICES! .InstrUCtOr of 3-Good Used SPINET PIANOS Sell! Nurses will he Guest Speaker Mrs. Lowery • Speaker. fOr 63 Pontiac • • $]995 $1860 with! 64 Buick - • • $2695 $2495· Park Meeting 64 Pontiac ", SAVE $200.00 $2595 eWIMLITZII eiALDWIN - ~200 . . OTHIR PAMIIUI ~195 63 Oldsmobiie 63 Oldsmobile '2195 $1995 . J N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPIOMIIIIST 63 Buick - - - $1995 $]895 l 62 Pontiac - • $1595 $]495 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 62 Pontiac 6:00 TO 8:00 SJ39S Farmen Bank & Savings Co. 61 Ford - - - - $795 s~95 MASON ~ BLAETTNARS 1 RAWLINGS Guns, Bombs .......... ...... Momber FDIC Pornerey -: '''' -PIECE SINK ENSEMBLE !or Mark3rdDay Of Violence SANTO DOMINGO (UPI) The stutter of machine gun fire and the thunder of bomb blasts i!'l downtown Santo Domingo early lodBy ushered in third 1 day of a wave of violence in · which at least 15 persons have been killed. 1965 Dodge - - - $2995 r Polara 4 Dr. Sedan. Power steering, radio and heater. t Auto. trans. Low mileage. 50,000 miles Fartory War, ranty. 1965 Dodge - - - $2595 Jt was not certain Immediate.. ly who was shooting at whom, or whether there had been any new casualties. 440 Statlon Wagon VB. Autu trans. Radio ami heat cr. Power ~tcN in g. 4 yrs. or ~4,000 miles factory warranty. ' 1965 Dodge -- " 2 Dr. Hard Top - VB. Auto. trans. Radio and heat~'m"er. Power steering. l·t1964 Dodge - - - $2195 ' Polara 2 Dr. 500 liard Tov. Pow<'r steering. Radio and hrater. Auto. floor shift. Pontiac - - Star Chief. All ]J(lwer. Radio and heater. One - Chevrolet ~l#,vair 4 Door Sedan. Volkswagen s1195 Sedan. $1095 cyL Std. tran s. $1295 l Pontiac u Sedan.~ tater. One owner. 960Mercury Power steering and brok{'S. j957 Plymouth Hoor Srd.1n -- VR . Aulo. trans. - Auto. $145 R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" B8 S. Second Ave. 6 cylinder 4 Dr. American. Standard Trans. R&H. One owner. Another one like new. 1961 RAMBLER AMERICAN trpbs. Radio anti hf·at~>r. - 1964 RAMBLER STATION WAGON -- 960 Chevrolet - ~ $895 orvair 4 Door SC'dan. Std. trans. fiadio anu. heater. 1959 DeSoto - - - $795 1 .. Classic 6 cylinder. Automatic Trans. Radio and Heater. One local owner. Like 1.ew. 1962 RAMBLER AMERICAN Door Sedan. Std trans. Radio and heater. 4 Door Sedan. 1964 RAMBLER 4 DOOR SEDAN - Dour Sedan. Power steering and brakes. Radio and 1 MAKE US AN OFFER! DRYCIIANING Edw•rd Bier, Owner Danlah llodam B Lemonr, whose world pnduetlon ~ avergea about U m.lllton !DIIg loDI a year, ...,.. UllkuoW!I to the mcieDt Gneu ,and Roo \ man~. The lemon wai probably flrll lnlrodueecl Into , 8plln md the North Af1t. can eo~~uooow 1200 ADr• ·.crvaden far dlllrlbllUon. "'*" 5 FEET WIDE! """'not *249· ... .. • 1 1!1••tr•. lcot l ' l11 11 1 . llro · \IV, , , ·· 1 ' ' H•ny Miller, Owner ' WY 2-3635 • VALENTINE DAY SPECIALI •• I DOZEN BOXED arr ROWElS priel ,, ' PLUS A I Pouncl loK of D.IICJioua Inch's C1Nfr .....-,.............. ' wHh Miller Mlytag 2141. MAIN ' i • ... ..··· .. All for •7.50 ' ASSOCIATED RADIO· & TV ···,.; ' ~-· " l.V~- Elrtr Amlrle~n In ""'I"'..,.. -IIIII tlllllllllllltf. - , d ~ Uad flllblt. PHJLCO 1117 IIA,' AII·IM.IIIdla I ' 95 PIIILDD 1711 IIA • DIIDII4-8paad --~ t:Unaor • C.S,.llr Saand S)'lllm •Collom Contm lor Sino ... () . DUDLEY'S ~LY Toni Arna I 'I I! ! ( ~----· CHOIC• OP PURNITUR. 8TYL•a ' t..nr. tow and truly bolutffulln aonulni - ,.. illrdJooJf • ootlds, hsnd·finilhod lor llltlnr bolutr:Vour- of suthltlllc tomllllll alllu. Co~ary, PHILCO 1111 MB, In flaiJapll! tllftL • loot·Uf• Dlllllnd-Sspphlra Notdl11 ', "' Pomeroy PHILCO 1711 W~ found theOI. ' tro'ltlnz In Pllelllne ill4~ lheaa bact to Europe.with thiDI WY 2-2036 fllllnline Ws~ut and •lectod htrd- witfl •kit, oil trPI llnilh. • Now Pllllco fl.t)ATUIG-TOUCH 4 Dr. Station Wagon. Full power. Clean and nlce. Another one local owner Rambler. Phone WY 2-3870 • Not juot portlllly kansislorlud 11 111 11110 ,....lied Solid Slalo Stor011,11UI 3111 lnftliltorl!ld far full·fldotity - 110nd, ~•rllfo and rotlsbltitr. Tblfl'aaota~nf)elllbo to buro out or •••llluaotn elthar tho storoo or tiiOAM·flllllflo Tunor. 1960 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR Main St. Robinson's FUllY TRANSISTGRIZED for ftnest stereo sound, long lifo and reliability 6 cylinder. • Dr. Classic. Auto. Trans. One local owner. Runs fine. ~E. ON R&QUEST 232 I. Second Ecuador's · Ml Chlmborazo Des only 10 miles iouth of the equator. 1961 RAMBLER STATION WAGON "YOUR RAMBLER DEAltR" SIIVICE Unbeatable Values-in fine furniture stereo Although the tone of the disorders was vtolentiy anti-Amerkan at the outse~ the U. S. troopo here have scarcely been Involved In the outbreak. 6 cylinder Convt. R&H. Standard Trans. Red and White. Nice car. See It! METROPOLITAN MOTORS DRY CLEANING Two policemen and three other persons - all Dominicans - Wl!l'e killed here Thursday and 17 persons were wounded. Ten persons were killed and more than 40 wounded Wednesday, the day the cur. rent outbreak of violence began. 6 cyL Convt. Gold with white top. One local owner. Nice and clean. See These and M1ny More At TWO-HOUR ,.... . ......, .. ,....1£1111 . . . _ _ '~-~ 1 llhld ...... tlllt~ ....... twJIII. lllllr .. - Weldwood blltlltt ..... ,W H Ud ........... ult ltM K Ut.un. GJIJIPIII, 1M I ...... . . . NIIW8111p .. IMitlo T-.,._c · I.'.t.'. .ziJFA ' ~~· Ill IE I I -· ·l:rtw;_:; ; nit..,•• ,. ' ."CAROLINA LUMBER. Poft\QOY'· ·r . -~~t~: NODiPOft ' ,, �/ • • F• • PriCe· lXIDg In Wonder Drug an- Market Charged ""I 1 ' l ' I Heiskell {O Mrs. Ray Crank 18 At Board Meeting Open May, S"JI Show '' 4-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,__o., Feb. n, 1968 _ Bailey Employed "CIJRE" IS liroPPED - First ronnRl observance ol As Parole Officef PAU Prance (UP[) - Mother's Day was In Phlladelo PT. PLEASANT - Harold E. Shoot~g was halted 011 the film phla, Pa., on May to, til8. Bailey former Putnam County 'The Cure" Thursday when SherW, has been employed as actress Ja~e Fonda was Albert A. Michelson was thl lhe Probationer and Parole Olli· confined to bed Wlth cblcken first American scientist to wiD cer oerving·Mason and Pulnam lhe Nobel Prize lD physiC~. counties Mr Dalley began his (10%~·:__ _ _ new duttes Wednesday. The new officer will be In the Mason County Courthouse on Friday of each week for the convenience of those wishlng to contact him or he may be reached by mall at Box D, Poca, W. Va. ---- " MASON - Mrs. Ray Crank, , .. henderson.. Charleston area To The People ol Mason Coun- thll> position, After that representatiVe of Mason County ty: nouncernent, however, I Home Dernonstrati<>n attended a~e Several weeks ago I "nnounc- contacted by many individuals a State Executive Board meet. • ed that I would not be a candi· ol both political parties who at- 1 WASHINGTON (UP()- Sen ing in Clarksburg recently. PT. PLEASANT - Jobn ~te for re-election to the House tempted to persuade me to re- Russell B. Long, D. La • At this meeting eight scholar- HeiSkell, farm dlreclor of 'lit Delegates. , consider my decision, It was ' charged today that for more ships were approved along wllh S.venllt Annua~ Mason County '· J was completely sincere pointed out .that a~ a n~tive Ihan 12 years five A~encan 4-H camper_ships. Largest of , WSAZ.TV Huntington, Will be :everything that I said and Mason Count1an J was obhgat- j drug ma~ers h~.ve conspired t~ U.e grants 1s the '1500 intE a· the opening .speaker for the l~•l 1 oould not alford to ' ed to work lor the bes' interests fix the pr1ce of wonder drugs. tiona! student scholarship pro. Seventh Annual Mason County 'lh~ \irne to once agam occupy of the county, that I had a The Dernocrauc whip called vided annuall~ to a stndenl from Hay end Silage Show Feb. 17 --';-"· - - -·debt to repay for the it "one of the worst. conspira- a foreign country for study at at the Ohio Valley Experiment fits the peovle of the cies ever foisted upon the Am· West Virginia University. Miss station. ,, have long conlerred upon erican people." He said It was Maura Fenelly of Ireland, the Judges for this ,.....·s show lamily and myself. . o worldwide cartel to sell current recipient, Is a studenl iare Dr. James Palterson Ex· I began .to reahze that If I the dn~gs at "identical, grossly in the col!ege of human resour. tension Agronomy SpecJalist of 1 am to conSJder myself a respon. inflated, and unoonsciounable ces and education at WVU. West Virginia University; WU· WAS NOW Sible Citizen, then I must em- high prtces." uam Gregory, Research Assistploy whatever talents I The Louisiana senator said It a,t at the Ohio Valley Experi· possess and must take the costs l6 cents to make one pill IS ment Station: and Clifford Car· Catalina Hard Top Coupe. Beautiful red finish to work for those who which until recently cost the son, a dairy Iarmer from Mas· white top and matching interior. Exceptional in ever)', ed theiT conf•d7nc~ m me. sick 51 cents and now sells on, W, Va. And so at thiS t1me, when I PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Mar· way. Po.,~r Steering a&d brakes. Hydumatic. announce my candidacy for for 30 cents. The speaking program will Uta Hamilton, nursing lnstMJO. begm · at 10 a.m. , new term of office in the ,In a Senate ..speecll, . Lon!!, Thursday, tor at PI easant va11ey Hosp1I· Virginia Legislature. 1 . said tbe cartel . co~.tmues to February 17 In addiUon to al, will be the guest speaker at Wildcat Conv. Cpe. Low mileage, like new tondltlon. that if elected I will devote operate 10 all lis vJgor althoogh Mr. Heiskell, other speakers are the Point Pleasant Junior Wo- This one has the 325 horsepower engine. Buick's finest time is necessary to fol · one aspect of the conspiracy Dr. E. S. Elliot. of the West man's Club meeting Friday and best. Shows the very best of care. e Gulbransen Spinet ever fill, to the best of my . , has been known to federal ag- . PT. PLEASANT- Mrs. Jul-, Virginlo University Department night at 7:45 p.m. in the Pres· $395 I my obligations to the people encles smce at, least 19511. He Ia Lowery, Area Horne Oern· of Plant Pathology who Will byterlan Church. Mrs. Hamil· w • I Maoon ::ounty. satd ~he ftrms mvolved m .the onst~ation ~~ent of eJght coun- discuss ·~Maize wart Mosaic/' ton will UM as her topic "Be· e Wurlitzer Spinet ' Brerry C. Jones conspiracy are Charles Pfizer ties m addlbon to ~ason coun- David Quinn, Extension Special- bavlor Development of the Catalina Station Wagon. -~ sp~tless light blue finish 'With matching blue vinyl lnteri~r. Low ::llieage by one very ·.~Jy American design 1 & . Co., Inc._. Arneman Cyana- ty, ~pke on Sewmg with I L•t in Plant Pathology and c:1iJd." careful owner. Power oteenng and brakes. Hydranlatlc. ACTION FILED mid Co .•. Bnstoi:Myers Co .. Inc., Today s Fabncs at a Horne Entomology, who will dlscuss l The program Is being presen~ PT. PLEASANT - A civil The Squibb DIVISIOn, Olm Math- Dernostralion rneetmg o n ''The Alfalfa Weevil" and Dr ed by the Club's Child Welfare _Just Arrlwtd action has been filed in the Jeson ChemJcal CorporatiOn, and Tuesda) at Krodel Park, Point Patterson who will speak ,.; Department. Tbe Point Pleas· "98" 4 dr. Hard Top 1edan. Only 19,568 easy miles. Olds' Pay only $20.00 Down ortice of the Circuit Clerk, the UpJohn Co Pleas;;mt. . • 1' 1Fertilizer Placement." T h e ant High chool girls' chorus finest and best and this one Is tops, Full power. Hyclra$4.00 Weekly ard L. Schultz styled Della Colored film strips on the program w11J be completed at·directed by C. L. Head, wIll matic drive. Luxury Series. · Kapp Wa•,gh vs. Harry C. Boosters will Bu manufadure of Fiber G!ass 3 p.m. ipreBent several musical selecRoush, Sr. and Harry c. Roush, • Y were v1e~ed as were vanous ;tions. Jr. The action is the result of One Practice Horn . dress fabncs . . Luncb will be served by the I Members of the Child Weian nutomobile accident occur- MASON - Okey Howard, VICe Mrs. C. E. Erw1~ .. Southstde, Mas~n Count>: Home Demon- 1fnre Department who will also Super "88" 2 dr. Hard Top. Like new condition Inside :lUNG November 30, 1964, on president of the Wahama Band Ipresented the devotionals bas- stration Council. In addition l~ 1 scrve as hostesses ore Mrs. and out. Positive traction. Power windows, power 1eat, :State Route 33. near . Clifton. Boosters, presided ot a rneeting 1ed on a Valentine theme and !he spea.klng and hay ~nd Sil· Clifford Darst, Mrs. Sianley power steering and brakes. Hydramatic brakes. The plamtiff rs seekmg or the group on Tuesday at the 1scripture taken from St. John l ag~· exhibits, a. w~ tdentlfJ- E;_~ling, Mn. Manford Bauer, ment in the amount of school when they voted to buy l l5 :9-17_ c.:-Jon and hay JlldR:mg contest Mrs. H. P. Hatch, Mrs. Garagainst the delendants. a practice horn lor the band Following a potluck lunch at •wtll be beld. This show is spon- don Jackson. Mrs. Horner Lowe, LeSabre 2 dr. Hard Top. One very particular local own:,;;;;;;;~:;:~~:;::;:::.:;~:;;;&&:;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;:~ 1 studenls. I noon, the group discussed sell- sored by the M~son County Ag· Sr., Mrs. Charles Roberts. er. Spotless dark blue finish with white top. Mr. Gerald Simmons, Band ing food at the Hay and Silage rlrultural. Council and llte pub- Mrs. Jack , Rogers, Mrs. Emil Director, reported on the All , Show scheduled ror February 17 lie IS Invited to all or any part Romans, Mrs. A. L. Rossiter. State Band results. Several stu- at the Ohio Valley Experiment of lhe program. Mrs. w. ·s. Selby Mrs. George Star Chief 4 dr. Hard To~ Sedan. Sma11 turquoise finish dents from Wahama tried out Statton. Springer; Mrs. Herbert Stao- with matching all vinyl mterior. Po.,er steering and for the All State Band in Char- 1 In the afternoon, M~s. Ray TO WF:D SATURDAY ley, Mrs. C, C. Stone, Mrs. A. brakes. Hydrarnatic drive. One very careful local owner. leston recenlly. . Crank, Henderson, discussed R. Strlmer and Mrs. Harry Just Arrlvtd The group agreed not' Money Management. PT. PLEASANT Miss MeJ. Wells. ONLY Catalina 4 dr. Sedan. Power stee:-ing aqd brakes. Hydra· to serve lunches at the Region- I Yearbooks for 1966 were dis- lnda Eddy, daughter of Judge drive. Extra good tires. malic a' V Solo and Ensemble Festi-l tnbuted to the many club rnem- and Mrs. Don J. Eddy of Mor$30.00 Down - Balance on val to be held S.1turday, Feb. , bers who altended the all day gantown, W. Va, and La r r y Arts, Crafts Show Convenient Term• 12, at Nahama. Ten sludents 1meeting. County council meet- Joe Barr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Planned Feb. 27th 1,rom the White Falcon band : ing will be held on April 12th J~eph Barr of Pl. Pleasant, PT. PLEASANT -: An Arts , Fairlane 500 4 dr. Sedan. l!:conominl 6 cy\. with ltd. will participate along with band : and a re-upholstery workshop ' ~til be wed Saturday, Feb. 12, and Cralts Exh1b1t wtll be spon- shift. Clean lnsiae and out. · · students from Jackson and Ma· ' is scheduled for that month. ~n the Wesley Methodist church Bored by the Fine Arts Depart· FURNITURE CO. son coonties. I m Morgantown at 3 p. m. Cyn. ment of the local Junior Wo.:.• . MASON, W. VA. TO PRESENT GIFT thla Eddy will serve her sister men's Club will be held at the ~=======~~=~~.._:~===~,! AUXILIARY TO MEET , VIENNA (UPI) -Austria as the Maid of Honor, and Best Pleasant Point Resort on Feb. (: Syrocuse Ladies Auxiliary of plans to present a gigantic Man will be Jason Jackson of 'll, from 2 ~ntil 8 p. m. . the Volunteer Fire Dept. will : crystal light spray to the new ' A~hland, Ky. Serving as ushers The_ exhibit, ope~ I? the pubBUICK-PONl'!AC GMC TRUCKS meet Monday night, Feb. 14. at j Metropolitan Opera House Will be J1mmy Joe Wedge and lie, will leature pamlmgs, wood 7:30 p. m. in the town hall. , N•w York as a token Richard Johnaon, Morgantown. carvtngs, glassware, ceramics, "From Buggies To Buicks" ll members are asked to ·betappreciatior for American etc., and various articles will ~resent as final pl•ns will be after World War II, it be oflered sale. Anyone POMEROY, 0. made to attend the "Dinling announced today. The wishing, to exh1bK may contact , for Dollars," SWAZ-TV show in spray is valued at . Mrs. Wtlllam Carter, phone 675Huntington. Those attending are weighs l.a tons and is 12 feet in _Z23_l_.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - :tSked lo bring a Valentine for diameter. The new Mel their ''Sccrel Pal." 1oJ,IE!ns Sept. 16. " ' ' . Voice of Broadway -:========::;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;; By Jack O'Brlau Snow Sale BUY NOW AT LOW WINTER PRICES! .InstrUCtOr of 3-Good Used SPINET PIANOS Sell! Nurses will he Guest Speaker Mrs. Lowery • Speaker. fOr 63 Pontiac • • $]995 $1860 with! 64 Buick - • • $2695 $2495· Park Meeting 64 Pontiac ", SAVE $200.00 $2595 eWIMLITZII eiALDWIN - ~200 . . OTHIR PAMIIUI ~195 63 Oldsmobiie 63 Oldsmobile '2195 $1995 . J N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPIOMIIIIST 63 Buick - - - $1995 $]895 l 62 Pontiac - • $1595 $]495 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 62 Pontiac 6:00 TO 8:00 SJ39S Farmen Bank & Savings Co. 61 Ford - - - - $795 s~95 MASON ~ BLAETTNARS 1 RAWLINGS Guns, Bombs .......... ...... Momber FDIC Pornerey -: '''' -PIECE SINK ENSEMBLE !or Mark3rdDay Of Violence SANTO DOMINGO (UPI) The stutter of machine gun fire and the thunder of bomb blasts i!'l downtown Santo Domingo early lodBy ushered in third 1 day of a wave of violence in · which at least 15 persons have been killed. 1965 Dodge - - - $2995 r Polara 4 Dr. Sedan. Power steering, radio and heater. t Auto. trans. Low mileage. 50,000 miles Fartory War, ranty. 1965 Dodge - - - $2595 Jt was not certain Immediate.. ly who was shooting at whom, or whether there had been any new casualties. 440 Statlon Wagon VB. Autu trans. Radio ami heat cr. Power ~tcN in g. 4 yrs. or ~4,000 miles factory warranty. ' 1965 Dodge -- " 2 Dr. Hard Top - VB. Auto. trans. Radio and heat~'m"er. Power steering. l·t1964 Dodge - - - $2195 ' Polara 2 Dr. 500 liard Tov. Pow<'r steering. Radio and hrater. Auto. floor shift. Pontiac - - Star Chief. All ]J(lwer. Radio and heater. One - Chevrolet ~l#,vair 4 Door Sedan. Volkswagen s1195 Sedan. $1095 cyL Std. tran s. $1295 l Pontiac u Sedan.~ tater. One owner. 960Mercury Power steering and brok{'S. j957 Plymouth Hoor Srd.1n -- VR . Aulo. trans. - Auto. $145 R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" B8 S. Second Ave. 6 cylinder 4 Dr. American. Standard Trans. R&H. One owner. Another one like new. 1961 RAMBLER AMERICAN trpbs. Radio anti hf·at~>r. - 1964 RAMBLER STATION WAGON -- 960 Chevrolet - ~ $895 orvair 4 Door SC'dan. Std. trans. fiadio anu. heater. 1959 DeSoto - - - $795 1 .. Classic 6 cylinder. Automatic Trans. Radio and Heater. One local owner. Like 1.ew. 1962 RAMBLER AMERICAN Door Sedan. Std trans. Radio and heater. 4 Door Sedan. 1964 RAMBLER 4 DOOR SEDAN - Dour Sedan. Power steering and brakes. Radio and 1 MAKE US AN OFFER! DRYCIIANING Edw•rd Bier, Owner Danlah llodam B Lemonr, whose world pnduetlon ~ avergea about U m.lllton !DIIg loDI a year, ...,.. UllkuoW!I to the mcieDt Gneu ,and Roo \ man~. The lemon wai probably flrll lnlrodueecl Into , 8plln md the North Af1t. can eo~~uooow 1200 ADr• ·.crvaden far dlllrlbllUon. "'*" 5 FEET WIDE! """'not *249· ... .. • 1 1!1••tr•. lcot l ' l11 11 1 . llro · \IV, , , ·· 1 ' ' H•ny Miller, Owner ' WY 2-3635 • VALENTINE DAY SPECIALI •• I DOZEN BOXED arr ROWElS priel ,, ' PLUS A I Pouncl loK of D.IICJioua Inch's C1Nfr .....-,.............. ' wHh Miller Mlytag 2141. MAIN ' i • ... ..··· .. All for •7.50 ' ASSOCIATED RADIO· & TV ···,.; ' ~-· " l.V~- Elrtr Amlrle~n In ""'I"'..,.. -IIIII tlllllllllllltf. - , d ~ Uad flllblt. PHJLCO 1117 IIA,' AII·IM.IIIdla I ' 95 PIIILDD 1711 IIA • DIIDII4-8paad --~ t:Unaor • C.S,.llr Saand S)'lllm •Collom Contm lor Sino ... () . DUDLEY'S ~LY Toni Arna I 'I I! ! ( ~----· CHOIC• OP PURNITUR. 8TYL•a ' t..nr. tow and truly bolutffulln aonulni - ,.. illrdJooJf • ootlds, hsnd·finilhod lor llltlnr bolutr:Vour- of suthltlllc tomllllll alllu. Co~ary, PHILCO 1111 MB, In flaiJapll! tllftL • loot·Uf• Dlllllnd-Sspphlra Notdl11 ', "' Pomeroy PHILCO 1711 W~ found theOI. ' tro'ltlnz In Pllelllne ill4~ lheaa bact to Europe.with thiDI WY 2-2036 fllllnline Ws~ut and •lectod htrd- witfl •kit, oil trPI llnilh. • Now Pllllco fl.t)ATUIG-TOUCH 4 Dr. Station Wagon. Full power. Clean and nlce. Another one local owner Rambler. Phone WY 2-3870 • Not juot portlllly kansislorlud 11 111 11110 ,....lied Solid Slalo Stor011,11UI 3111 lnftliltorl!ld far full·fldotity - 110nd, ~•rllfo and rotlsbltitr. Tblfl'aaota~nf)elllbo to buro out or •••llluaotn elthar tho storoo or tiiOAM·flllllflo Tunor. 1960 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR Main St. Robinson's FUllY TRANSISTGRIZED for ftnest stereo sound, long lifo and reliability 6 cylinder. • Dr. Classic. Auto. Trans. One local owner. Runs fine. ~E. ON R&QUEST 232 I. Second Ecuador's · Ml Chlmborazo Des only 10 miles iouth of the equator. 1961 RAMBLER STATION WAGON "YOUR RAMBLER DEAltR" SIIVICE Unbeatable Values-in fine furniture stereo Although the tone of the disorders was vtolentiy anti-Amerkan at the outse~ the U. S. troopo here have scarcely been Involved In the outbreak. 6 cylinder Convt. R&H. Standard Trans. Red and White. Nice car. See It! METROPOLITAN MOTORS DRY CLEANING Two policemen and three other persons - all Dominicans - Wl!l'e killed here Thursday and 17 persons were wounded. Ten persons were killed and more than 40 wounded Wednesday, the day the cur. rent outbreak of violence began. 6 cyL Convt. Gold with white top. One local owner. Nice and clean. See These and M1ny More At TWO-HOUR ,.... . ......, .. ,....1£1111 . . . _ _ '~-~ 1 llhld ...... tlllt~ ....... twJIII. lllllr .. - Weldwood blltlltt ..... ,W H Ud ........... ult ltM K Ut.un. GJIJIPIII, 1M I ...... . . . NIIW8111p .. IMitlo T-.,._c · I.'.t.'. .ziJFA ' ~~· Ill IE I I -· ·l:rtw;_:; ; nit..,•• ,. ' ."CAROLINA LUMBER. Poft\QOY'· ·r . -~~t~: NODiPOft ' ,, �, ., ...• , ., ~ · ... ~· ·· · ·· ···· ... · • »•'"'·· ... - ., ~ ...... ... ,. '·-.... - ., ~ -. ' ,. .,; t-DIDJ 111111M!l. P61ii1fV:Vo111441opo'lt. o., M. U, 198t ...,,.1111 .. 8 a. m. Tueodq, 3:41 . 'Qdfa; II 0 • Gt . . liD ;;;;. Q1111er J2; I, CbUdreD - . 1119. ~ 1. ~ •• 0101 Atlull Study &JDdaY 'lrhooi9:SO L m.: ..,.,. u --" up·' 7'30 • ' 1111 Worship 11:30 L m.; N'IP8 ';~h 111 rtm Oalted PrD YCIUIII l'toP'o. lt8 P· IILiilnll; ......,..., 1QIQrdl, Ret. 'Boward pllltle IJIIOIInC f:IO P. &, ~"*-• ~ llcllool JlrlpT - · ·~· .... 7:10 p.JL Rnppelt, - - . I'Nd LawtJ P1111r., Wonldll: • - . llalldQ llbl 11:8 a. fo m. yr, Wed. l:ar . Julllal IMII lllfllll - - . 11111 UOCIII'WOOd. lllllillt.w. 111o wscs ot bome o! s.Jen w;:; ::• E =w":.J:. 7 ~ m.; a.o1r 1 7 p. m Sonlor Cbnlr ~~; ltet (!. 1.. O'IAI> llll ICIIOOI 1:110 a. m.; M<wnm• Wed., 7:41 p. m. Mid • Pn,Jer UleeiiJll, f p. m. led. lj::M.. rtm1111, puUir: Rlbll'l · ~..ew~a. tUPI ovnlllp /oliO p. m.: KoDert Reid prayer aervlces. Rev. Cl1de ~ ~ puo ..,..nm Churcll' !luntt. Sebool t ..1 a. n. MoralD& WOflhtp ~lble "•hnnl 'lullt CIINIW Melllltlll Ciardi Cor 91081 t:IIO •· m., ·1 Wed IIIII Swldar Scaool; 1 p. m. ~· QleiW Olucll al Qed, Be• Pearl A. CUto, 1'1111101';, War- c)are~~ o1 . . . _ , ,_. JO:IO a. m.; Bible Study ·• • aervtce: l"'lll'ldA1, 1:10 (JUberl Spencer', ~illlDr liuodal , aervlce at 1 a. .»., 8lladly 111'0) Ret. Clyde llelldti'IGII. fill P ... _ _ __ P. m. Prayer -uq. llcbooJ ): so a. m. Momlna llebool 11 10 a. m.; wsa1 Ill ,_..1 Suqday lldJaal 1:10 a. , CarpeD&er 11ap111r Ollftllo 1111p 11 a. m.: Bt•oceUilllc • ftiUr8de1 01 lllliolb; IIOird oblp sarvleea 7al0 P. m. 8uJI. Jn' I Solnda) Scnoo 9 30 • m.; MOI'D' tiel. I. p. m. PrayOI IDIIeiiiJ&. meetiDa 3rd WedllliiQ ol lba m.: IIDI'IIIIII WOI'IIIIP 10:11 .. VI Ina Worobip IO:Ih m. 1:10 p, Ill. WedlllliiiJI YCIUDC mo·•.h. . oerv!C:U 7:110 11o 111. P r I 1 er l'lnl lllpllal ~ ....... Pwople'a semeo Friday, ' .au rii\WGG!II llhlbodlll ' ~ m.: NYPS 8:0 P. m. E\tenlq port RA!v uonald Booua. - o. m. - Pearl A. Cas!D. pastor Wor -111111 1:30 p, Ill. 'l'btlrldaJ 0 88 to:" SundaJ ~ t: IIi a. m.. ~ el GGd. II&. • - 1111p MtVIce 10 a. 111. enn Cllardl Dl lilt .....,._, . . ~ l!ollman SUPL : tO:lli a. .... IIUiol W...... . . - Giller Slllldar 7:46 p m. SUD clOt. OhiO. ~ Scbool 11 m. WOI'IbiP Slrvlae; BYP 6 p. !lullday !lobool t:f.t a. ID.. Wor da)' SCIIOOI. 10 1. m.. JDIUI t:IIO a.m. ll1lndiJ Wonldp 8S . ~.wOO 1 111 m.• EVIIIIng Worahlp 7:30 p, lblp .-.Ice U a. Ill llld ' llalley. SUpL Prayer meatlaJI Servtce 10:30 a.m. SUI!daf JliVt. · Wad. 7:10 p. m. Prayer a m Prayer IDIIIIJII l:l1l ~ Ftrell llllll MeiiiOdlll ebiJrdl alllg Service 7:30 'p.m.; Mid • \VXYZ !llldlo Sports DltiOmeellnl 7:30 ~. Ql. m 'IUIIday: Yoq People _ s11114Q Sc:hool 9 a. m., D4n. pe~~ f'rlyer Ser\llcl Wedlle w Dave DUes, a naiiVI! ol pneiiCII . meetiJI&, 1:30 P· IlL t'rlday . ' Fred Nease, Supt. WoreiJIP Ill' dQ 7:80 p.m. Rev. llorrll II. Middleport and craduale of Plnl .Bapllll Cllarc:ll. .,_ Rulllld Cllara 01 QoG, lift, Ice 10 a. m. lle'f. WendeD Wolle. Paatcrr. Middleport High . school, hal _ llA!v. carvw Wllll•ma Jolin SmaUwood. putor: Sunda1Y :Wtler, p&ltllr. Rullalld ~'lllll'l!b Gl 1M Ndar· lletn Invited to attend IIi• 141h ~ School t:SO tiU 10:111 ilchool 10 I. m.; F.wao '1'' 1,0 lfealb •olbodllt Cbarcb. .Millo ... Sunc/111 School t:IO a. ID.; annual presldendol ..pnyer Worthip aervlce. 10 ao a m.: service 7 p. m.: Young Peup • ~leport, M s:. LloWIIOII . pastor: Mornina Wonblp 10:41 a. · Ill. breaklast Ill Washlngtob, D. C. Nursery and Junior church lor Kndeaver 1 P m. Wadnoodav · Mrs NJn Moor• r~hurcb ScMol ll:VJR&aliallc w.-lce 7:46 ~. m. Feb. 17. cblldren Prayer meeting I p. m Salu• SUpt.: Church School. 9·SO a. :.!ldwee~ pnyw aervlel. 7:46 p. The b akfasl will be attend· l'lrll Bapllll Qur.-. ~~a~e••• diY b m.: worship Service, 10:30 •· m Wednl!ldly re . don 8 Re• c 1. O'Ulnner . p..wr llroco Jo.piiCOpal Churclt m.: Metbodlot Youth FelloW· &ynelltl Clltllcb old!e ~ ed by ~iden:,;~ nt Hu: Sunday SchOOl II JO • m. Sam ,.meroy, l'bo Re• Rlcharo"' ship, 7 P m.: Official Boanl rene, WIUiruP L. l'borpe. peoiiJr Johnson, u';;, :nd mem· CUrtis. supt., 10 45 a m Mort> Martin. Rector Sued•' - M30 meeton&. lfll q, •• ~Y ot monlh. Sundav Srhoolll 31la. m.; Morn- bert ~· ~ aenate and 7,:30 p.m w~. 2nd Monday ~ wllfablp 111 .31 a. m. ~. of re:....,l~tlves 1111 worshiP' 1 311 • m en nJna Prayer and 'lermoo. 10 and Junior FelloWship; ~ o.m •·'" t.:olfee nour lolluwona o1 ..,ontb. 7.30 p m.• Eleanor r ..&eeOtiAI AaMIIbl1, Reate ....,e •··-.. · . S:venlnR aervtoo. 7 30 p. m E•terprlse I!:UB l11arcll .. II<• ll'adnesday 7 p m 1'4, Rev "aUI 11:. Jones, pUior DUes was selected to altend WedneSd•Y . Praver meeUq: Menzel Smltb, paswr Worship Mhlenvllle Metbndlst l.'llureh Sunday School 10 a. m.: Will' the breakfast as one of I h ~ midwest's outstanding spokes· 8.30 p. m. Wednesday . q,.•,., service 9 iiO a. m.: Sundoi Wendell G. Stutler, Pastor. day. Wedneld•v and FrldiJ. Cbou Practice: 3 30 p. m l'ue• School. 10 iiO a. m. Youlb t~ sunday School. 10 a m.. Wor· ne ....,loeOIIal Cbureb, ltlltl- men from the sports world. 'The dav 1nn!n1 Chnlr P•••·''"• lowshlp 130 p. m.; Boyo • . llhip service 11 a m. dleport, Soulb lrd Ave.: Sunda)l Invited IUeSts Include leadln! Hartford Bapllsl cbarclt, Rev. GlriB Fellowship, 6:30 P· Mont C!Jape IMelbodlst - Scboo< 10 •· m.; ~unday evenlq citizens from coaslto coast rer> Warren G. Zinn, pastor. Mom- Kvenlng servoce Ull p. Ill.. lr James Early, pastor, OU\Ier t\'&ngellstlc service. 1:311 p. !II. l"'senHng a wide variety of "" mg worship 9 a. m. Sermon,= , 111d 41b Sunday!: Youtb Cb• Sa er Sup' Sunday School 10 Wlldnesday .Bible ~ 7:10 P. eupedons and endeavors. 1'\le "Jesus and Our Freedoms. 6 30 p. m. Wednesday Prayer a. Ym.': Pre~chlng II a. m. m.: SaturdJ; nlihl Prayer and prlnclpel speaker will be Evon· Cburcb School 9:50 a. m. Tues· Meelin~. 7:311 D m WldN!Iday Portland Metbodlsl Cban:b- Worahlp 7·'0 p. m. PuiDr, Rev gellst BDiy Grahom. Purpbse clay, choir practice al 4:30. ._.,., IUB Clnlreb.. BeY. R L. McDaniel, pastor. Sunday a. L Barrell. . of the annual breakfast mee~na Rultaao •·lnt ~•P'''· ,..,,.,,.n &:uaene E. Emei'IOII. pastor: School 9:30, Harold Roush, llarrl10oYIIIo PmbJterlu Is to dltmatlze reliance on re· Sun-•y Scll<'ot g so a m. PreocJ>. Sunday School 9 41 a. m R.. Supt: Kenneth Me~. ass! Cbllreh. JohU Oavlel, putor: nstou• values In every aspect ill!' Sundav 2 3~ p. m. MU Areher, Supt Sunday Supt., Preaching 7:30 P· m. Sun- (.:burch Scltool \0:30 a. m. Wor- of American Hie. Free wm Bapllll Cbareb. wvrshlp W:tll a. m. aod 7,30 day. 1111p aervlcl :30 p. m. Rutland. Paslor, Rev P au I p. m. allemately. Bible IIUdy Roctne Molbodlal ReorpDIIed C11arcb C11 J..ao Taylor: Sunday School, 10 a. m and prayer 181'1/icl led by psll· II. L. McDaolel, pastor : SW> Chrtsl ol Litter DA1 Sllnla. lb Guy Priddy Supt.: Preacllllll! or 7:80 p. m. Wednelday. Cbrl~ day ScbOOI 8:30 a. m.: Preocl> mllee 1ro111 llA!clne oo Racineservice, 7 sop. m.; Prayer aer· llan Endeavor, 7:30 P. m. 3rcl 111110:30 a. m.: MYF I P m.: I'Qrtland Road. Sunday 8dlooJ , vices ; lO o m Wednesflav Saturday ol monlb. Prayer aod Bible Study, 7:30 p. t:31) a m.; flnrshlp 10:30 a. h f 1118 MaiOD BapliJI SUnday School MDraillg Star EUB Clarcb. m Wedn.sday. m., Sunde" evening aerv1C1 at 1 .'" ' With the hope lt wUI. in nme mell&llre, ' D.AV. Hall, corner Second and Kev Menzel Srnllb. pulor: It& Roe1 Sprlac• MediGdlll - r:M p. •n.: Wed .. IVOI'Ihip ...,. A ust Pjkkoja 82, New PhU· . L-· L'-h :. ood in ft~mih ami rommrmr.ty l:fe, thu ft>a• Pomeroy, Mason. Sponsol'!d by a. m. Sunday SchooL Ffed Chests Lemley, pallOr: Wor- Ice ai?:SO p. m. PastGr; C. W. ad husband of Vilma Pilt· lcnn tro:uo wmc - If • d 1 11;0 ,., French City B<ptlst Church In Smith. aupt.: Earl Slluier, All'l. lhiJI service 9:30 a. m.; Sun- Proffitt. All evenlni tiiii'Y· e P • . Co ture ;. •poruored by the b~&~ine•• firm• an Jl Gallipolis. Affiliated wllh s.B.C. Mornln& IIWiblp 10:4$ a. m.: day ScltooL 10:IJ a. rn.: MYF lceo begin at 7:30 p. m. koja, librarian, Melia ~: Rev. R. L. Pinson, pastor. Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Tbu... I:SC p. 111. Prayer and l!lble Oar Lldy , 1 Lenlfo MloiM Elllnslon .Ji>Wr~-~rYice • llo h l ~tv:lr~o~~~e~n:o:m::.e:I~R:p~pea=:r.:e:·:OW=·----------------,1 - Sunday School every Sun- day. SIUdy. Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. LnalloiiGID, lle'f. no...... al 5 p. m. .,..,....ay, 1o w· dey 3 p m. Preaching serv- Soulb llelbel EUII Cburcb - Rill•.. Metbodlll ~. tronek, aciJnlnlllraiOr; StrndaJI lni a heort attack. ·. · lcet: the last Sundey ol each Rev. Eugene E. Emer1011, fill' !\ell. c. J . Lelllley. putor. Mw8:10 a. m., eat.: Holy Ul7l A natwe :ol ~~·.· l.,.onth. lor. Sunday School 1:4& a. m., Cburch School 9:110 a. m.: Wor at ObUpllon. 7 p. m. be' waa bom •wY · .)~• .On MI. i\lorlall 'lllpllll Cll..... Norm8D 11. Babr, Supt. SUnday ahlp IOI'YiGt, 10:80 a. m.. 14 8L Ma'l CalboU. Dlkilll of die late Juhan· .aD!!<, LlDI Comer ot Fourlh IDII Main Sl Wonlllp 10:4& a. m. and 7:30 p. Y. F. MondaJ, 1:30 p. UL _, GuynUie (~lcll Rldp)l Plkkoja. A brolb..;. ~ ·.aiM 141ddleoort. Oblo Middleport, Oblo Middleport. R... Nyle Borden. m. AltemaiiiJ. Bible SludJ Sultoa Meaodlll Cbarcb - !\ell. J'raak MaD1er1, PD preceded him Ill . .jli, , miJtlster. SUndoy School 9:30 and PrA1er aen1Ct led by ~~~~~ R L. o!cDIDiel, pastor: CliDI JDr SIIDIIIJ Mus 10:11 1. m.: For 1li years, Mr. Piklmja Orr, SupL Preaching i:lli a.m. Boiy Day o1 Obllptlon 1:30 L wu aiNtl-, prir.lelpllllld Ill' 1 m. Arnold Rlcbarde. Supt. Gl', 7:30 p. m. Tbursday. ~ornin• Wonhlp, 10:30 a. m. Syracue E-U.S. auue•. Pall Sunday Scbool 10:15 I ~_, m.: Oo<Jfeoelnn, ~ 11aur befan perlnllladelll In the Norva Es· NMIDI llpUit Clarcb1 s- &. Sellin, I'II!Or. Oak Grove Metbod!JI ...., Mua. ton1aD Scbool, From ' ~ • .0 day SchoOl e:IO a. m.: Wor- t:30 a. m. Sunday 8cbool, lieD R L. McDaniel, pesto~f: ne ......... an.,, S11ftJ be a aew fo{a Of adult 8alm'l of Good ..... 1 llaJ s. WlniDC, o111cer tn cbarp. education, Rllral lblp u a. m.: ~ oervlce. QulseDberr7, Supt. 10:10 a. m. Cross, S tpl .• Suade~ • Community 1 Well'ill All Doctorc PrelerlpUOIII 1 1 p. m. WednM'I1· Monltna Worlblp seniCII, Ill 10:15 a. m., ~~~~~ .~ \ Stmday1!1-e. m. lfollaell meo Service, a ~ubllr nnlvers~l~ . BtmllniiO&, W. Va. PomWY 2-2855 Carteloa dim~ Klapbar'J aod 31'11 8aiJdaJI 01 lbe 11111111b; Syracuse Melbodlol C are 181, I0:30 a. m. Sunda~ Scbool. In October 1949, he arrived in Road, 11e11. Qyde RIDtoP, plio 7,30 p. m. Evonlill E>oncell• Wendell G. Stutler. pa:. Sunday 1 p. m. YOUlll People'l New Phliadephla as one of 'c be 1111'. Sunday lchool, 1:10 a. m.; Uc Service. 2ud and 4111 Worsllip Service 8:411 8 .m: LeRion: 7:30 p. 111. SalYIIIoll first refugee• to come :to 'fus.. Ralpb Carl. supt. Sunday Wor- dey o1 IDODib. BETIIANV day School 9:4S a.m. MYt meeting: 'lbursdly,1 111 1 f..a. carawascounty. He was sponsor lbtp service. 10:30 a m. aod 9:30 a. m. Mornlna Worlblp: dey I P· m. ~ra~er meet .8 llu Home l.equo: 7 p.m. Prep ad by the E111anuel Lutheran 7:110 p. m. allorn8tely. Prayer 10:30 8 . m Su•day School, Bly· Sunday 7:30 P. m. odls hu b ·lilies: 7 110 p. m. Bible lllldJ, Church of New PhlladelphiJ. IDI lllC Wedllelday, ?:30 P· IlL 1be 1llella, Supt; 1:10 p. m. t1le Uolted M~ I e rt 'lr8yer meetlnl· Oilier terVICIII In July 11150, he WU one of 130 E. Second Mil ~ St. llidtlleporl Collllblr Cltapol1 Wonblp- V<rJih FellowShip. CARMEL - Pomeroy - Rev . •Ae;vm ~~Ire, "' 111nounco1Jiell\. · the first' employees of ·,e ·-·rtca ucb Junday l :li a. m.: g,30 a. 111. Sunday !!chOnl Wtiy· pastor. ~ur~h ~~ : · m l'tll1 , 1 lotillb Day Adte Warner. Sweuay Co. Lut ,.:ar 'Iunday Schml 10 o. m.< Youlb oe R<>uah, Supt.: 10:30 a. m. Divine ors 1P : ~ ,,' M..,: 1111 Cllardl _ MlllblrrJ Hell* be earned hls 15 year pin ~ilb 'lervloo &:I& p. m. Evenlna Wor· Morning Wo19hip, 2nd and 41!1 mon: •'Brothers in N M~lst Rd. nctnb o1 Melp aa-111 lbe comp8D)I but later retired tldp 7 0. m. eaoh !lmtday. Sundey ol lbe Mlllllb; 8 P. m. or's claos 3:15 P· m. p ~ - . PuiDr, f. 11. Gllfllrd because oi ill beallb. . Eltabllabed In 191M< lndllu7 c..m 11 Cbrlll. Evenlrli EvllliOlllllc Ser\llce. liona Sludy clas~ 2 P· m. 81 Aul.,111 PIIIOr J - a. Funeral services will ·be con· Well COiumbll. W. Vo. Art MueuQ1. mlnl!ter; Blbla Ill and SJ'd SundaY ol 010nlb. Youth Fellowship 5:30 p. m. HaUer. Serv1CIII' 011 SaiUiday: dueled Saturday at !be Em,n·. School and 1\iomlna WonbiJI. 'faJIP&'I PIIIDI EtiB Cblll'l!ll. Tuesiay, 7:30 P· m. 'lbe. Lydia Slbbath Scbool. ltlll p. m.; ue1 Lulberan Church in New Ph. IIIHB '1'114081 IO:SO a. m.; Cbrlstlaa l1lndeov· lle'f. Eualllt E. Emei'IOD, Pill' Circle meets at church. '!burt- Worahlp, I:IO p. iLl Yoatll pb!ledelph!• by lba pastor and or, e p. m.: !venin& Worship, eor: Sunday wonhlp g,IO a. m. day evening choir rehearSal. meetln& l:ll p. m.; Blblt liD • EitGDIID rnlllbler .lrom Ch,lr 0. m. Sunday School 10 a. m., llo- Letart Falla Culled llntbren rfl 'l'iu'ldiJ, 7t. p. m., II cqo, Ul Burlal wiD ba on Papollle CommliDIIJ Chan:ll bart ViJteyard, &!apt. Biblt filii- Ia C rill Churcll, Sunday ~ rl' Evana !letpll, CJe!llpllla. Jlln Pldladtlplda.. · IJ.ey. Jlalsell Clluo. putor. - t1y aod prayer services led by 8:30 LID. IVOI'abip aervtcea. Ollltltl 81 U • II "Your KeePI•h l!tore" W'lllilllllllt. ,_ YCIUIII People's service 7:30 P· pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tualday. !lnl IIIII lblrd ~~.': CJirtll du lilt . .._ L 112 E. Ill aiD Sl ltQJtorllba Quroll ol y- Cholca m. 1buratlaY: En~J~ellltlo Adull class meetlag 7:10 p, IDp al 7' 80 IIIII "'" ....,... flalb 11111111'' lltllldaJ 8cbool p t1ce SaiUrdaJ, 7:10 p. Ill.: IIIII m. 1as1 ldonclay ol IDOIIIb. !ourlb SUDday Dlgb1l II 7'10• II a. m_; l"+d I' 1 - J 8uadiJ 7:10 P· iL Faderllled Cllarcb. PGIDM'OJ, JJUDel ~:-datGdl'll atrt111111 lndaa'Nf, f:ll p. m. 0 U.mloek Grove Rov. R. Perrtn. ~d • ,: E Bmllll, Sr putor· lira LJda dlmlllr, "' d'd I Church, James Qulsen ' carl ltautz, Supt.: 8 D ' ., 0 for all. S0q MileR . ~ • wonhlp ..mce, t:SO a.m. School 1 a. m.. worship hour Sunday School 9:30 a.m. · • ~ +hJI I:IO fo tiLl lulldiDI SupplteJ oDd MIUwun Gtnoral Contractlnt Sunday School, 10 •. m. sts.. 10 Patteraon. S~; y~. ~~~~:. Pra,.- ml , .., ,,.. Chula. Obit Pbone WY 2-88'11 lord stockton. Supt. M&. Uldtlll r.w.s. Cbaroll - llllp tO:ao ~ Ev qaUatiG _ P· m. WedMP'IIJ, llradlord Clntrell ol SUndaY Scbool 1:45 a. m., ElriS:to P· m., ~Prayer _ . 111 • Mn. Mull RollfDIII'. llllp:emllll<r• from MlddJe. Jo • RoblniOII. Minister • Slarkey, lllpl.; Svenlll wor lilt. 7' 111 P. m., 8aeMal lw•q4ool .UIW Rllllud 11ae11e IIIII PoolHomer Forrest. · Supt.· Bible ahlp, !:30 p. 111. by Cecil Cos, IJ11c'l11unt'\! 7: 8relliren Qlafda _ tnldiiJ r-., lo arpnlle School 9:30; Mornlq Woraltlp, Lkymaa; Youaa People'• JDM1o l"rM • IILR. f ,. 01 <>W School 1:8 e. m. Wlinldp, Lqloa bn:::Nll team 10:811 a. m.: Evonlq Wonbl~. 111 and Bible 1111111. 7:80 P· m.: "' Cllll, ~ llcllool. t:31l ~ Inti IIIII till 8tmllar, a. 111 _. .. by lilt JeciGu when PIIDUI IDd Bardwan Balldan md Blllldbla Suppll" laclat 1 P. m. Wedneldey • 7 p. m. Wed!lesday: CMir pracUce al ~to~S Wise. supt.: Momlll& m. Acba• lllller, . . . . Jlmi'IJ BiJ11111 Poll 128 AmerPll. ....1001 Pb. WI N2'll ., ta , Obit BI:..SWdrQ.d. tiUrlu 7 '~~- tp,,....ship 10:30 e. m.; Y'galb UBCllrdl...., ~~ leiiiLIIIGIIDI&Wedatii~IJev· Bible ScboOI t :IO a. m. PreaclJ. O. t.np9!1le. Oblol, Rev. B. Sank& 7 P. m.: Bt•p:!llc 41J ~ tr':IIL ;, T pull bome ID Mld11111 IDIII I. m., llral and lhlrd Car., pull&': SUnday School, t:ID ~~~ fall Oilllet • , • Albert Roush, post <ODIIIIIIIdStmdaJL Ia\. a. m., Robotl Grate, Supt. WGI' ~ ad enmna 1n Chrlsl <hacll. Jllilel MDI' c:onducled lbe meella& when ..._ CIIJ. Cbarcb tl CbJible sblp aervic~ at10:3; a..~. ~"! Wftliay ~ lllollaa, aa. rllon, putor. StlilllaJ Scltool at ~ plans far the III!W ki~ N. Secoad Ave. Alblmd OD Prodaell ,.,_ WY 2-3481 lllller Slreel, SUnday W ¢m Youlb, R-45 p. m Rold· E. J 1,111 a. m. p11 am•ac aervlcea da addM!tn were dlseussed. BroWII'o Bollia Gu • a. m. Btenlnll 01" gellallc oervlce, 7'30 p. Ill. 14» IbiD 811 ' aod tblrd 'ftldrldl1 .,.. ' the Middleport. Ohio 1 lblp ?:10 P·w:·~:e Study. Week Prayer au-· Praise, Wid- Grlllllb, r~ a.c:~ [, 7:30 p. m. Sm·~ llld ~.:. ~ wted WY t-21118 7::J:i.m.rl Ch::,.,b .j Qlr!Q, nesday, ?.30 p. ID. - d ' l :.ma..~~~ Service, 7• fourlb StmdeY evenlDP at 7:30 jo 1111111 two Mlddlepqn HJch 11 1111 1111' po!laln Slttell Donald 11un- :ID 11o m. -"71. 7:30 p, m. _PrQ.. Sdlool boll II lluolraya Boys lllcU. .......... Bible Schoo~ tne alchlo !IlDdy ID 'l'llllsda~ llild fDirlll IIWe tltfl *IIIIM. ' ·30 1 m Ken~'b McElhinney day I p. m., W .., ~. R.U.• 111.... 1 Olive New- llld llht IBid . 8anday ... Pllllll Wfft made to bol4 tbe Specialty - IOutberD rrted ~ &up..;' ., Mornln& Worship, l _p. m.; Bible IIUdJ '1'uesdaJ DIII'J )lllljlr: Sur> lllfDia at?:SO ~· tD. f11R Ewrllillllll .-vice at llle QullltJ !'urnlturo 11 Lower Prlceo 211'1'1. Z!ld lliddloport WY Ut'/l 1:30 · m. Evening Worship, 7 P·~~te~~: 1:311 a. m.: Won:ldp 1ft. IISmH ;Jitllll llor- aat M. II lor deKtddlepor~ Obla 7 p. m., Prayer Service. Wed· Ill. ~. I0:30 L m.; "'u.wq 7:10 p. II Cbrllll ~1.-tiDal 0111114 IDillf ~· W 7 tBIIay ' p m p. m ... II&. ..... 111.1 Prayer ..... , •• p. tD. rllon, Jllllelr. _ , - - au • 21 • Mill• CIRtJd. 0.,..., PomeroJ, 8L Pnl't lolonllil& ~un!lay • t:ID a.m. Pl '•c .M tlr a-at U.tp!!al FrPt Mar: Jrtrf Millin. pastor: SundaJ !II.-and 10:8 on•, a... larl lint. ad tblrd llflldll ft1 l4 PI!MIId U!l Wal· ljcllo!!l 9:31 1. m. Cllurcb 10:30 • SUIIday ScbDol t :30 LID. CUst.w, pulllr: kllcll f!lllfJ II 7.110 p. Dl. Itt 1l L m. ... Btllllt II Glllpnlll. Devoted to tbe l11teresll a. m.: QrrllllaJ! EndaoviR'.' 1:!0 ~· congrepttons !Ire mee1- at 1:30 p. ril llttllday 1 30 P. Ill. l!lveDIDI Service. · p. at SL Jol!D'I aaUrda Till ~ el . . ...._... Prayer m . II je•MpU Of tbe Meigs-Mason Area WCAL UNION 11888 111111... Cirri ol Chrl•l. - iq oneGroft wltOt lhe ()ester: a;,, lleltlert Grate, dat al 7:11 P. ~ lourtb Stjl. ~ ....u (1JPI) -WIUiam Roy Carter Minister B1ble 81 . . bellll' lltdlt putor; Rlcll*ll Barllm. 8upl. delvolr, IIICOIId ..., ~ wllo Rannowoocl. w. va. Scboolt:ao'a, m. W,;.shlp and SI.J:'•~..: c:bardl _ Cbarltl Bll a, a.pt. di.Jt •t7:111.P. l!L., . ~·:., , ,. I'I'IIU'hlnl llenlce 10:10 L ID. · · to · tor Sund ~I 9:11 L m.; Mor1l' Ullfe lji!r .... . . . j •· tbe CJn. YCIUIII. People'• meellllll6:110p. Rev. Pearl A. Cell, pas • ayoilltlp PL ..... NYPIIII .~ . Q - ull ,e. lftllr · ·u .IS: IIW .....,.,.. service 7 p m. V, Sunday School al 1:30 Lin. fnll I ~ P1f11b, Wllftll.liJI eilllatl died It Ialamor• :- =-~Bibll Bchooi Supl. Oaarles Tay)or,. !!1¢; Wors111P 1:41 P... m.~,.,;. DllD, pastor, .s .tfid ' · , , \a, 'ftllndfro tbt club • """"''' · Cllrlll. p Sii'VIcel it 10·46 a. m. wllb ''10 llo "'' .,.. ...._ Ct IIi-¥ •CJ~M !lllllond. Oblo Boken o1 Roloum B.... a.~~... ......, •; 1111 il.., Caato.' Tues!lay I p.IJI. rlct, 7:111.P. ,IIL WilL 'PJ,v ; ~Vfip <JII.!.Q£.~,~~: . ', . · • ' ~_ _ _ _. : . , __ _ _.I'OJ•DIOIT...,.. _ __, ~"1... ' ' .• ' Sentinel Church News ' I That THUMB! ::a.":::: :.,. 10~ !"~ R e.evision evue Diles ) ' t aar• Au.gust Pikko]'a Dies at Age 62 folt~r ~~~ "~ - R. H. RAWLINGS SONS co. • HEINER'S BAKERY WilliS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATINr TINY'S FOODLAND ____ HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE CONSTRUOION CO FM. - FOREMAN & ABBOn c wade Qrlt,!;" RACINE PlANING MILL aZU w. a.m. IF•- Post .amon to Help Ball Team a.. ..... Ji:.. ._, STAR SUPPLY CO. w;; ll'.m.t :?'unr.r t:• RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN sertlcl:::::; ":..;, w: ..= W~~ .::0 ~ MILLER'S HOME RESTAURANT eeBP.V•Bennett 0- ' 0. GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. ~. I'.-. :at =the a!:... ~mll11111t= =- g .. THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA THE DAILY SENTINEL .i =I:~ me''"' J . l t l l. a \ ' t e d l):w~ ~'!.a OHIO VALLEY BAKING C0. «V• MARTIN FUNERAL HOME 1 Vlky wrc--:.'tn · ..... . .. ::.a - - -·- ·-· i (: 'I =..;:'Strvlcl :c .n:: : c:· · .. »•Mil .. ' '!::t . :S 1 I lOlA'S BEAUTY SAlON R Hartford Society Notes 1 McCULLOCH ,l I, . SUPER-MAC awl I i I . of ·I i I $6.99 MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. - R h' Sh S lore I'OMEild,y ~RII~Ih~lllrrinc~~lf~and~PI~f..:]'•il:!ll!l!!:!l:!!!!i:!!!!l:!!!==<=:!!==ll!:!==========-=•-----+< who lo heads an , Up ; PopDe· MrCLASS •onerotion qmle. 1uch You give lender18,down8:35 18, 7a.a.m.m.; and ENTERTAINED Mrs llowud l'ill· Mrs'-I . o\m a raiRe. 'i•r up 18, 7:30 a. m.: Walter enha~ enterla~ 111 8 moll IBeckjord down 211, 5:50 a. m.; gracious manner !be January SUSPENSION LIFTED I V~IIey Transporter up 2!, 3' 25 meeting of the Baptist Sunday , NEW YORK <UPll - Llgho ,p. m.: Bob Benter np 21 • 4' 20 School class and teachers Frl· heavyweight chompion Jose I•· m.: Charles Stevenson up 22 • daye venlng. Mr. and Mrs. WogTorres. who had been suspend· I& p. m.; Phohp Sporn down 23• enbals are gehial boots and 1ed by lhe New York Slale J:25 a. m.: Eastern down 23 • members of the class elways Athletic Commission becoun of l3:40 a. m.; Pat Murphy up enJOy going to their lovely I an inleslinal virus, was o!ficial· Gr..nup B:IS p. m.· Edeana home. 1 i ly removed from the suspended llosworlh up Greenup 10 ·30 p. The meeting was opened by We'11 jump through list Thursday and ordered lo ,m : Mary B. down Meldahl 4• thf president, Mr. A. K. Mesign fur a title light within lwn I :25 a. m.: Buckeye Stale down Clung and devollonals by Mrl. hoops to EARN weeks. IMeldohl 6:35 a. m. Mary Aumiller. During the ln~urance with GallipOlis Da~ :- Soulbern Ibusine::: session many plans lor SKI WINNERS down 3:50 P· m., Illinois up 6·40 [1he chlll'l!h were dlacu11ed. The GRENOBLE, France <UPI) · m.: Andrew CalhoWl down Februrary meetlnt ol the - Guy Perilla! Thursday won : P· m.; Luther Herdman! wtll be at !be borne of Mra. tbe Fronch national olalom II : 10 P· m.: H. E. Bowieo Harry Dyer in New Haven and Marie lie Goiolehel captured 12:15 a. en. ; LIIUe Georre lhlrd Friday evening In Febl'!l-1 'tJ,.iiiNo"M. - lite national special slalom I a. m.: Samel up 5:20 ary. crown In the lint major races , m.; L1111ga Polnl down 1:05 ' ~ltendln& lba meeting were over the 1,190-yard course built m.: OVEC down I a. m. Rev and Mrs warren Zinn \lr lor the 1!168 Winter Olympics. Kllnawluo River ;- Solvay liP ond ·Mrs. A. McCiq, ' Mr: TITLE BOUT 4:0 a. m.• Merrick up and Mrs. Andrew llurnl, Mr. lneuranca Agency Inc. LAS VEGAS llJPl) _ 'lbe 7:IS p. m.: Duncan and Mra Paul PoweU and oon Phone WY 2.JII1 World Boxing Association has Bruce down Marmet !:15 a. m.; R'ck Mrs Lee G'bbs Mrs' 113 1. Second st. Pomeroy 'nnounced thai il will recognize Jane Lucas up Marmet y, Dy M 'Mary · lhe March I bout between a. m.: Beaver down Mar: rry . er, .''· earns Argentina's Horaclt Aecavallo mel 6 a. m.; Jeffmon up Win- 1!'1', Miss Maxme KM ....,:, __ and Japan's Katsuyoshl Takaya2:411 a. m.: A. J. Patten Mr. and Mrs. James · _....,.. ma as the world Oywelght WIDtleld 3:110 a. 111. INdnaiiOSPITHoff"'-1 Miss E man s a championship fi&ht. !lent at VeloriDtl Memorial The WBA withdrew re.l pilal In Pomeroy. aognltlorl of Italy'• Salva· lore Burrlni because be laDed Mrs. Eqar Abboll IUIIIIllll!d, QUILT TOP 11 defend hll lille aplnal an arm lnjtlfJ II a faD 1111 INNIUPRINIJ MATTRIII - - - Japan'• BJroyukl Ebthera. week. MATCHING lOX SPRINGS - - ONLY $1.00 1 rour I I - ( \ !S: MULLEN it S:, Dollar Day Specials! TABlE LAMPS $6.95 . ,.......... 9x12 OVAL BRAIDm RUGS lookwe aren't kidding. For afew dollars amonth more; l you could be driving i aChrysler. ...----........--..., .... ...... 1 •' '1 ·1 E111!"1 Cllbic Inell Monltll i Ollpl~terntn l Pevmen ls !19.0' 383 $!5.80 II!' zto~· 1119 $58.3! IW 119' 2132' 213 $58.45 11.35 CHRYSLER NEWPORT CII£YIIOI.£T ...,AlA ll ue Oltlti'IIICI p., Month CHRYSL£"'5 5· YU.IIt / ~ , 000 - MII E ENC!Nl AJID D ~IVE TRAIN WARRANT¥ WITN THIS COYEIIAGl: Cluy5ltr Corpotllt o~ w~ r r a n l ~. 1or 5 ~ 11 r' 01 SO,DOII milll wtuch e~er come> forsl. i"ll n~t deltcb in mtlt rlll! 111d wor~rn•n1~ 1~ l nd wrll repl8cP o• rr:pau I l l Chrysle r Mol..-, . l.~rportl toP AulhM•ltd OeaiN ' pltr e at b us• n~•~ . .,,lhout drM~~ lnr •ttiUUP.d I'Ath ill!ld lilbflr, the tn~ r nt block. bu d The herd facts are all in the chart. You can practically pay the price of a Chrysler and pta lot less cer all the way around . Or, you ean come In and mtMI up to the Chrysler class for far less money than 110st people suspect. Confidentially, which choice makes the most M~ tntern!l ptr ll. mlakt nrarntnld . w;rlet pum r. trl n$cut ~nd •nttfnJ I pi!ll (elcludmJ m1nut clutdtl. tor ~11 e eon.erler, Or "~ ~h1lt ""'~"s•l th.nb. ''" ,,(, ,tml dtfterelll tl l1 .nd l U I Wh"l bUIII!I I OJ rll 11&6 I Utl· motults pro~ioad tile owner has tht enctne on d11 n1td ewv l'n,o nl~t or •.ooo m ~u. wllicl!twtr comes hu t. lht 011 IIJ!!r replpd e•e•y se~: oml orl chn lt 1nd lht c1rbu· r etor ~ · • 111\er tl ttnt ~ '"ery fl m o~ tft s 1nd flpltctd IWII"J' 2 ~ea r s ami tftl)' fi monlln tuntshts . In ~uc h 1 dealt r n tdentl ut parformance ot till requnad Hlvitt , and r e~~ u~sh the dQI~ r to ctr\ rfy (I) rece.lpl ut IUt~ tWidlllCI and (1) the car's lhfn t:UHtnt , [IQII • nts~IOn AUrHORiliD OEALfR ~lh CHRYSLER ~ iflmHII aDIPOA.lnDN w ..... 'fOil $49.95 luy Oot AI Itt. Prlco $J-OO Lt. . PtrOnlr "Sure Sign of Quality" • o,..... luy bl2 1nd Ott A 4x6 ltut for _.$1.00 ., Buy 4 s.msonlte Folding Chllrs $7.95 11ch AN6 CIIT A ft,tl · $,.00 MATCHINIJ TAILI POl I'ANCY - CUSHIONS ~L::O LUGGAGE v. SAVI HOWl W Y011'Sprl11 sM. ... Youi!IN.IMI!ny Other Doll•r Dly VII~ In AIIDeplrtmtnts . lfllw Twl•• •••n Howl Move ~p to Chrysler-the ·$ugar Run Flour Mills .. ":·. -. '""'- \YY4-2•ts · ' can afford· TQM RUE ,MOTOR~1, 39,9 S. 3rd Ave., Mi.~l~~.rt, O; •. . 7'. . . \ . r' !McCULLOCH \ GOEGLEIN READY·MIX CO. C\lrl": BAUM LUMBER CO. I "S:· . K& C JEWELERS N. River News \ s: ..__ LIEVING COAL COMPANY i ,..,nded V. D, EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY RaeDle . I I ··-·--& LOHSE 'Ill> Mr. atJd ,i AD alate Bei!:Wtde Bur· and .... u lollolfl: Vlralnlabold, Mr. and Mn. Rex Blake To remeeytbe ~Y Tobacco IIIMIID1 was l!eld Turner Gilmore; Kentucky If MARTHA ROUINGBR l;lrs. KalbleeD Smitb, Mrs. Joy· d.r7 , 111 lninJ!On, Ky., recenjly. II Horace Cll'lellllll: MllloUrl AltlndiiiCI allbe Eden U.B.,ce Joakum, Mrs .. Roy Cbeva~nmbr cold l' 1:RICK DUBROW boiiJ of TV slatlqns, ha" been wu apol!lored by the ASC W. B. HUll; iJidllna - EripDI 8tiilday Sclt.,t J'eb. 8 wu 11. IJier. Sunday ' School attendance 1111 weather aod • Preoo lntoraallonal cleariq 'ABC Scops.' ABC branch o1 the USDA. $pencer; North Carollnt D1nrjer 1\1111111 t.fr,.lllll Mrs. I' b $29 IS. I furnace beat, 118 olferil)a HOLLYWOOD (UP!) -The news olllclal1 anticipate lba~ Aecordlng to Golden Cana4ay, rice McGough: Olllo AI•• Hol8lnger'a Sulday 1111re, eMr 1'a~as~ Clarenc;e Spur-• ...., our skiD .'V~IDD Dewsman makes COOt! beciiUH of !be psriiiiOllftl cltalrmaD of Ohio's Farm Bur. c..,adey. West Vlrgln~J and Robert Van Meter and Roberts' Sr and . Ste local, I tone twina. •ey, but even hiB newspaper Importance of the ni\V program- eiiU Tobacco Committee, the Tennessee ':'ere Unolklded Oil and David. I ner ~. and sonMrs. v~larence A mall!lflcent , '· ws might weep a bit lor him anlq, many mon atallons meeting w~s held to activate a tbalr selectioDI but will ]II'Oba- Sunday vl8llon! ol Mr. and and and larnll of A \ pair of .,.,... whlcb restoro '· ,r several events o! the past affiliated with the neiWork wiD National Referendum Conunl!: bly select Philip llat!er lor W. Mrs. Clinton Hol$inger were Mr. tL ~eurrV~le~· Cali! wire M! lost oil and moiowre to the ' .ek, and send aloni COIIdolen· carry the new weekly series." tee tor tile acreap • JIIIUDClaso Va. and Mr. llulllitan lor T••· and Mn. Larry Kqlsln,er aud ;](Jel vittllor~ of M;, and Mrs. ' ::'f~;~onio~": ~!:"':'~: ·· program which wUl be up lor a neasee. children of llllelne ar:d Mr. aad y mlll d d ! ture, taken out b7 evapora· l'he 11181 Biluallon involves au ~ next day •· anolher ABC. VIlle March 10, l116!S. 'lbe responsiblity of llljs com· Mrs. Paul Holsinger of Hock· Norman .Wyers er an au· I Uon, next Super Lubrlcmt to ' •gether ad'l!lnrole act-the T\ release revealed lurtber lhe Mr. John Vance, esoislanl dl· miltee '11'111 ba to get all of the blgport. By Mn. Pn1 A. Sellm ghler, Drane. restore oil content ol JOUl 'version of lite weekly "ABC someUme• ardiL'lus ~th of rector for ABC or the SouiiJ. Information available to lbe Mr. and Mra. Ray Adams o! Mrs. Mae Crawford and son Mrs. Katherin• <Eastman) 1 ~~'!;. T~~~e';,),f!'e'f.:"~ pe" series e«elusively to guod vldfeo Intentions: In •nleaatem realon chaired tbe meel- farmer• on both tho present pr• Belpre vlslled Sunday trith Rllv. o1 New Brighton were Sunday Hood Is a patient at Veterans moisture balance whlcb ex· ' , ~rage ol the Viet Nam war, unusual move designed ro ing. Joe Todd, Director of the 1J'8111S, and the propond acr• and Mn. Eldon Blake. aueata of Mrs. Ethel Wheeler. Me!OOrial Hospl'al. I treme weather eonnot dlo· . efnutoljr -and the plan alrea- '"f~~~.;axlm~m ci'%~AB~ Tobacco secllon of ABC pre- ap • poundage progra"!. Mr. and Mrs. Junior llolalq- Mrs. Helen Younce returned Miss Rutb Ann Bailey, Park..l ~':.?· me for your l•uon on · ~ m progress. But the ~ . Th0 ; o~s VI r N , !etlted a group of slJdes explalll- After Ibis has been. d~e lbe er and son Paul visited Sunday' hume Friday !rom ColumbllS al- ersburg, was a weekend guest skin care. lt'c Frool .'VI!Ion newsman doee not pe, ar n et am · lng in delall the reQODI wily Iarmer ean lben vote his con· trilh lle'f. and Mrs. Eld!lll Blake. 1er spending two weeks wilb of her parents Mr. and Mrs. 1 -lola Bartrum ·• wholly In a sympathetic · h.the network wUI a cqe In the toboeeoi pro- vlctions with understandiq. Mr. and Mn. Junior Holllq- Mr. and Mrs. C. c. Bradford. Wilbur Bailey. ' ·porate ccmplex. eac. prograll! to II! alffll~ gram would be cletirable to the In the next few daya tbe ASC er and aon Paul Vittlled Sunday 1 Bruce ae111111, wbo Ia em- !llrs Hugh Bearhl was 1a wes. o'o . begin with, he is twice every .al~rdey !the mghtltnduolry. offices of the COIWies wm mail al lllt:ine wilb Mrs. Ruleell •ployed 11 New Philadelphia and l tervlll~ Monday to attend tbe ;eumes responSible to oet· •:. broadcasll .• n add•lion lhe Mler lbe informallonal por· to tbe farmer hia II<Rtllle WJo Cline and aons and Mrs. Fan-!Mr. and Mn. Earl Cleland of ; funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Kath. ,, business executive• wn9 n .twork has broken precedent tlun of !be meeting nominations d~r the present program and al- lila Beaver. lAthebs spent tbe weekend wtlb , ryn Kautz . e either a lack ol passionate by reque•tong those statoons were CJIIed lor to sel!ct a na· 1•o his acreage and poundage un. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Bois~· I their parent!, Mr. and Mrs.' ,i-;;;;-;;;;-;;,-;;;;:,;;;;; . ;;;-:;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; •Prest or wholly sound )udg·, lhal ca~not dear ellher of ltloDII e~alrman and Mr. John der tbe proposed acreage-pound· er and Paul vllited SundiY [Walter Clelalld. , ' ' nt wben II comes to news th•se tunes to tape tbe Dorry o! Carlisle, Ky., waa se· IIi• program lor lhe 1116!S crop omnins aear Barlow wllb Mr. Mrs Dali1 Grunes of Morris ' "rlh"':more, he mull .al•o :P•Of!rams for rebroudcasl loeal llected. Mr. Tom Edwards yeor. He must. receive th~ and Mrs. Don Anderson and I Ohio tiled. Sbe is the sis. nten' with some af!Jli, te Rndtences.. at any lime over the o1 'lbe Auatlon Warehouae Assn. nutoce at least fifteen days Pll· family . : ter of Ml9. Claude Roy. w..ekend. , was selected' as VIce Chairman or to !be March 10 .relerendum. Mr. and Mn. Ivan ChevaUer , Mr. and Mrs. Jell Nelaon, Mr. lions tbal somply don't ' aceept many network The weeks other unusual and will also acl as secretary. fler recelviq .IbiS notica he of Reedsville, Ohio bave ~·! aDd Mrs. Charles Wolf, Mr and · ·r,ument.Jries because they slluallon In television news A steering committee wao can we111h lhe dtfference 1111der IIIOUIICed lbo marriage of lbeorl Mrs. ll'~dley Richards and Mr. • n I brmg tbe ratings and occurred Thursday, at CBS-TV, !ben named and Albert Clay o! ~ two prOf!Tams and ~ecid• l daughter, Florence to AlVin Golf and Mrs. Luman Richards ol • ~omey of, oay, an old movie or I ~': ;.elwork news president MI. Sterling and Mr. Frank that. which IS best lor him u 1ol Wheeling, West VIrginia. I Newark, the two daughter< or · situation comedy rerun. ~oo 1 iendly wanted to carry Snodgrass to act on Ibis com- an mdlvidual and vola accord· I They were mmied In Qllys- i~Irs Kathryn Crist o1 ColumAN EXTRA , <en a network Is blamed when lhe Senate Foreogu Relal!ons lmitt•e lqly. VJIIe Ohio by Rev Guy White 1 '""· · ad !l(r J I' N 1 f t'•JmmlttL>e hearlncs on v· t ~ . I ' • t~ 8 8. u Ia e &~n 0 • is really local station thol oe ' Then the state ehalnnen for Dec. 31, 1965 at 10 p. m. wilh , Newark, attended lhe !uneral 1. · d ' refused to show a program oo!n ave an al lenglb, and tbe the eight stales wero selected Johtl YOtlll& aDd Edllh Swain of Mr Bellll Wolf consider then, tbe ease ~f ~entleman he reporll to felt a witnesoes. , . · \BC Scope" an altrulslic idea !that a wmpup •ummary would , · The weddlog shower for Mr•.,_...~:;;;:;:;;:;;:;;;...... · there ever was one, and how "" suf!lcienl. Both Friendly and ' ud Mra. Alvin Golf was heidi lhe past week, it virtually superior have excellent at the Eden Parish Hall onl ' .~ to cajole oome of lis <-.putal~ns. b~t I would sug. Jan . . 23, 1966. I ;liate stslloll8 in lhe bope lhls much. Ga11181 were pblyad. Tbose : •y would carry ita ptosrams. Under Friendly, CBS . news Gaare Readhlgs -: Gallipolis . 11y VIrgilia Culetoa winning prizes were Fannie Big· WliH THE PUlCHASE . all •tarted with an ABC-TV has won respect by reluam~ to Dam 12.4, 2U, runnmg 14 !eel ATI'END St:RVICES ley and Ferra Lou Barrlltpr. OF AHr NEW ass release that toke part m the degradtng, on rollers, Pomeroy • Mason Altendlnl lba funeral aervlcea The door prize was won by Mar· El· m•anlngless fun and games of l22.03, Pt. Pleasant 25.39, lHnton ol Mrs. Catherine Gibbs Zerkle lha lloJIInier , twork'o news , •e: Lewer, as saying: lht Emmy awards., II hu also 1.25 risins, Kanawha Falls 2.73 were Mr. aac1 Mrs. Fay Blelsiug 'lboSfl attendin, - e Mrs. I . ••ry facet of American life onsll~uted lhe years top new rising, Charlesloa 20.51 riBJnc. Mr. and Mra. Jamet Coleman, Fannie BJsley Mra. Martha ·day is altected, and pubhc llffarn programs-the London Dam was on the oiU, Mr. and Mrs. WUUam Coleman Rollinger, Mri. SUsie Kerwhl. , the full·scale war in audience-Involvement tests, and Marmet Dam wu I'UIIIIIni lbree and daughtert Betty Sue and M 1 Ferra Lou Barrlllger Mrs m" 'lbe release then added: ~ol ratings with lhem, and led quarters of a loot, and Winfield Elbel Ann o1 SleubenvlUe, Obio; ~ Miss Belly ~ph ''Currenlly, only 78 In slgnlfleanl use If the Early Dam was rur.ning 7 feel. Mrs. Charles Coleman and Rev. ~nd Mrs. Eldon Blab and , •95 than bali of 111e Bird satellite f or mte;natoonal Boal Movements: . son, Larry, Mingo Junction, 0.; granddell8hler Jewell Ann, Mrs. Straigh! from Par is boule· llii~ ~~~~ ,.,..1 ,ev~ls~ion~~ne~lw:o~rk~'s~:·~~ilebale. Lokew~e. CBS Waller Oblo River - Franklin P1eree 'Mr. and Mrs. warren R<>gers, Lana Nelaon, Mrs. John Young. I vards, the clean, young "" Cr_onklto now I~ neck·and-neck down 14, 6:45 a. m.; Robert Mrs. Edna Rogers and family uf Relreshmeollof weddlog cake, lines of the bllck .. zipped . w.'tb H~lley-Brmkley In popula- Reed down 15, 5:40 a. m. ; BuU Chesler, O.; Mr. and Mrs. CIU· Ire cream and kool-aid were high .. rise boot ;,. !night roty ratings. E~lc ~vareld has Frog up 16, !:43 a. m.: Chucl!ie lord Larue of Brilliant, 0.; Mr. aerved to alL lest deal ea.. uetr~·~lfiJJIIIIililille!dtf . _ 3 I' whi te• emerged ao videos dominant D. up 17,5:50 p.m. ; LIIUe Ed- and Mrs. Orland Larue, Mr. Sending gifts were Mrs. AI· !be network ward down 17, 12:30 a. m.: Ken- and Mn. w. warren Rogers of , 111 Reed Mn. John Hetzel, 11"" . an aggressive leader In h:ckian up 17, 3:35 a. m.: ()o. Chesler, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Mr ud 'Mrs. George Josepha S tot pelr of ~lei N~""" and ward up 18, 3:40 a. m.: Alton Orland Larue, Mr. and Mrs. o1 Wbeellng, w. Va., Lucy Rood, . keepmg alive at least :r.ephyr up 18, 3:40 a. m.; Rell· Elmer Hall ol Nitro, W. Va., and Jenny Bsker, Mrs. Donel ReeOUS S Dl Rear Meigs General Hospital ol the f:dward R. Murrow able down 18,4:10 a. m. ; NalloD- Mr! md Mrs. RuanO Larue of bel, Cary HeU. Mrs. VlriiDII . You do nol .tempt a a1 up 11, 4:30 a. m.: Jellboel Bloomingdale, Olllo. lfesellon. ' , Middleport WY 2,2176 I I \. i l J ' m ' l 8 • SWISHER REXALL DRUGS VJrtlala, I0 LA'S IHutynpe Rock S , ' pnngs Society Notes =~1.lairs£M: Society Notes Will Ilk•! fibla organ ~~~q, Town.' = :;,j .. .._ J lrans: 1'1•··• _ Nhl M"'-· Parl<ersMr and .~l;l':Se;::•t:ln::•I:Pomero:=:::···Mld~drle~po~rt:·~o:··~re~b~.~t~t,~t~-..i.-~' lin.'Jw.a~~ _ ' Ed. I InW hincrt _...., .............. Ei,ht State Burley Meet ., Held in Lexington Feb. 9 -.!•ety Notes 'teo T 8reakf. · 0: 0 ':cto": .. 'f1 I I u, __ 1 m.; ./ I ·' I, .· 'I I f· i . I 1 �, ., ...• , ., ~ · ... ~· ·· · ·· ···· ... · • »•'"'·· ... - ., ~ ...... ... ,. '·-.... - ., ~ -. ' ,. .,; t-DIDJ 111111M!l. P61ii1fV:Vo111441opo'lt. o., M. U, 198t ...,,.1111 .. 8 a. m. Tueodq, 3:41 . 'Qdfa; II 0 • Gt . . liD ;;;;. Q1111er J2; I, CbUdreD - . 1119. ~ 1. ~ •• 0101 Atlull Study &JDdaY 'lrhooi9:SO L m.: ..,.,. u --" up·' 7'30 • ' 1111 Worship 11:30 L m.; N'IP8 ';~h 111 rtm Oalted PrD YCIUIII l'toP'o. lt8 P· IILiilnll; ......,..., 1QIQrdl, Ret. 'Boward pllltle IJIIOIInC f:IO P. &, ~"*-• ~ llcllool JlrlpT - · ·~· .... 7:10 p.JL Rnppelt, - - . I'Nd LawtJ P1111r., Wonldll: • - . llalldQ llbl 11:8 a. fo m. yr, Wed. l:ar . Julllal IMII lllfllll - - . 11111 UOCIII'WOOd. lllllillt.w. 111o wscs ot bome o! s.Jen w;:; ::• E =w":.J:. 7 ~ m.; a.o1r 1 7 p. m Sonlor Cbnlr ~~; ltet (!. 1.. O'IAI> llll ICIIOOI 1:110 a. m.; M<wnm• Wed., 7:41 p. m. Mid • Pn,Jer UleeiiJll, f p. m. led. lj::M.. rtm1111, puUir: Rlbll'l · ~..ew~a. tUPI ovnlllp /oliO p. m.: KoDert Reid prayer aervlces. Rev. Cl1de ~ ~ puo ..,..nm Churcll' !luntt. Sebool t ..1 a. n. MoralD& WOflhtp ~lble "•hnnl 'lullt CIINIW Melllltlll Ciardi Cor 91081 t:IIO •· m., ·1 Wed IIIII Swldar Scaool; 1 p. m. ~· QleiW Olucll al Qed, Be• Pearl A. CUto, 1'1111101';, War- c)are~~ o1 . . . _ , ,_. JO:IO a. m.; Bible Study ·• • aervtce: l"'lll'ldA1, 1:10 (JUberl Spencer', ~illlDr liuodal , aervlce at 1 a. .»., 8lladly 111'0) Ret. Clyde llelldti'IGII. fill P ... _ _ __ P. m. Prayer -uq. llcbooJ ): so a. m. Momlna llebool 11 10 a. m.; wsa1 Ill ,_..1 Suqday lldJaal 1:10 a. , CarpeD&er 11ap111r Ollftllo 1111p 11 a. m.: Bt•oceUilllc • ftiUr8de1 01 lllliolb; IIOird oblp sarvleea 7al0 P. m. 8uJI. Jn' I Solnda) Scnoo 9 30 • m.; MOI'D' tiel. I. p. m. PrayOI IDIIeiiiJ&. meetiDa 3rd WedllliiQ ol lba m.: IIDI'IIIIII WOI'IIIIP 10:11 .. VI Ina Worobip IO:Ih m. 1:10 p, Ill. WedlllliiiJI YCIUDC mo·•.h. . oerv!C:U 7:110 11o 111. P r I 1 er l'lnl lllpllal ~ ....... Pwople'a semeo Friday, ' .au rii\WGG!II llhlbodlll ' ~ m.: NYPS 8:0 P. m. E\tenlq port RA!v uonald Booua. - o. m. - Pearl A. Cas!D. pastor Wor -111111 1:30 p, Ill. 'l'btlrldaJ 0 88 to:" SundaJ ~ t: IIi a. m.. ~ el GGd. II&. • - 1111p MtVIce 10 a. 111. enn Cllardl Dl lilt .....,._, . . ~ l!ollman SUPL : tO:lli a. .... IIUiol W...... . . - Giller Slllldar 7:46 p m. SUD clOt. OhiO. ~ Scbool 11 m. WOI'IbiP Slrvlae; BYP 6 p. !lullday !lobool t:f.t a. ID.. Wor da)' SCIIOOI. 10 1. m.. JDIUI t:IIO a.m. ll1lndiJ Wonldp 8S . ~.wOO 1 111 m.• EVIIIIng Worahlp 7:30 p, lblp .-.Ice U a. Ill llld ' llalley. SUpL Prayer meatlaJI Servtce 10:30 a.m. SUI!daf JliVt. · Wad. 7:10 p. m. Prayer a m Prayer IDIIIIJII l:l1l ~ Ftrell llllll MeiiiOdlll ebiJrdl alllg Service 7:30 'p.m.; Mid • \VXYZ !llldlo Sports DltiOmeellnl 7:30 ~. Ql. m 'IUIIday: Yoq People _ s11114Q Sc:hool 9 a. m., D4n. pe~~ f'rlyer Ser\llcl Wedlle w Dave DUes, a naiiVI! ol pneiiCII . meetiJI&, 1:30 P· IlL t'rlday . ' Fred Nease, Supt. WoreiJIP Ill' dQ 7:80 p.m. Rev. llorrll II. Middleport and craduale of Plnl .Bapllll Cllarc:ll. .,_ Rulllld Cllara 01 QoG, lift, Ice 10 a. m. lle'f. WendeD Wolle. Paatcrr. Middleport High . school, hal _ llA!v. carvw Wllll•ma Jolin SmaUwood. putor: Sunda1Y :Wtler, p&ltllr. Rullalld ~'lllll'l!b Gl 1M Ndar· lletn Invited to attend IIi• 141h ~ School t:SO tiU 10:111 ilchool 10 I. m.; F.wao '1'' 1,0 lfealb •olbodllt Cbarcb. .Millo ... Sunc/111 School t:IO a. ID.; annual presldendol ..pnyer Worthip aervlce. 10 ao a m.: service 7 p. m.: Young Peup • ~leport, M s:. LloWIIOII . pastor: Mornina Wonblp 10:41 a. · Ill. breaklast Ill Washlngtob, D. C. Nursery and Junior church lor Kndeaver 1 P m. Wadnoodav · Mrs NJn Moor• r~hurcb ScMol ll:VJR&aliallc w.-lce 7:46 ~. m. Feb. 17. cblldren Prayer meeting I p. m Salu• SUpt.: Church School. 9·SO a. :.!ldwee~ pnyw aervlel. 7:46 p. The b akfasl will be attend· l'lrll Bapllll Qur.-. ~~a~e••• diY b m.: worship Service, 10:30 •· m Wednl!ldly re . don 8 Re• c 1. O'Ulnner . p..wr llroco Jo.piiCOpal Churclt m.: Metbodlot Youth FelloW· &ynelltl Clltllcb old!e ~ ed by ~iden:,;~ nt Hu: Sunday SchOOl II JO • m. Sam ,.meroy, l'bo Re• Rlcharo"' ship, 7 P m.: Official Boanl rene, WIUiruP L. l'borpe. peoiiJr Johnson, u';;, :nd mem· CUrtis. supt., 10 45 a m Mort> Martin. Rector Sued•' - M30 meeton&. lfll q, •• ~Y ot monlh. Sundav Srhoolll 31la. m.; Morn- bert ~· ~ aenate and 7,:30 p.m w~. 2nd Monday ~ wllfablp 111 .31 a. m. ~. of re:....,l~tlves 1111 worshiP' 1 311 • m en nJna Prayer and 'lermoo. 10 and Junior FelloWship; ~ o.m •·'" t.:olfee nour lolluwona o1 ..,ontb. 7.30 p m.• Eleanor r ..&eeOtiAI AaMIIbl1, Reate ....,e •··-.. · . S:venlnR aervtoo. 7 30 p. m E•terprlse I!:UB l11arcll .. II<• ll'adnesday 7 p m 1'4, Rev "aUI 11:. Jones, pUior DUes was selected to altend WedneSd•Y . Praver meeUq: Menzel Smltb, paswr Worship Mhlenvllle Metbndlst l.'llureh Sunday School 10 a. m.: Will' the breakfast as one of I h ~ midwest's outstanding spokes· 8.30 p. m. Wednesday . q,.•,., service 9 iiO a. m.: Sundoi Wendell G. Stutler, Pastor. day. Wedneld•v and FrldiJ. Cbou Practice: 3 30 p. m l'ue• School. 10 iiO a. m. Youlb t~ sunday School. 10 a m.. Wor· ne ....,loeOIIal Cbureb, ltlltl- men from the sports world. 'The dav 1nn!n1 Chnlr P•••·''"• lowshlp 130 p. m.; Boyo • . llhip service 11 a m. dleport, Soulb lrd Ave.: Sunda)l Invited IUeSts Include leadln! Hartford Bapllsl cbarclt, Rev. GlriB Fellowship, 6:30 P· Mont C!Jape IMelbodlst - Scboo< 10 •· m.; ~unday evenlq citizens from coaslto coast rer> Warren G. Zinn, pastor. Mom- Kvenlng servoce Ull p. Ill.. lr James Early, pastor, OU\Ier t\'&ngellstlc service. 1:311 p. !II. l"'senHng a wide variety of "" mg worship 9 a. m. Sermon,= , 111d 41b Sunday!: Youtb Cb• Sa er Sup' Sunday School 10 Wlldnesday .Bible ~ 7:10 P. eupedons and endeavors. 1'\le "Jesus and Our Freedoms. 6 30 p. m. Wednesday Prayer a. Ym.': Pre~chlng II a. m. m.: SaturdJ; nlihl Prayer and prlnclpel speaker will be Evon· Cburcb School 9:50 a. m. Tues· Meelin~. 7:311 D m WldN!Iday Portland Metbodlsl Cban:b- Worahlp 7·'0 p. m. PuiDr, Rev gellst BDiy Grahom. Purpbse clay, choir practice al 4:30. ._.,., IUB Clnlreb.. BeY. R L. McDaniel, pastor. Sunday a. L Barrell. . of the annual breakfast mee~na Rultaao •·lnt ~•P'''· ,..,,.,,.n &:uaene E. Emei'IOII. pastor: School 9:30, Harold Roush, llarrl10oYIIIo PmbJterlu Is to dltmatlze reliance on re· Sun-•y Scll<'ot g so a m. PreocJ>. Sunday School 9 41 a. m R.. Supt: Kenneth Me~. ass! Cbllreh. JohU Oavlel, putor: nstou• values In every aspect ill!' Sundav 2 3~ p. m. MU Areher, Supt Sunday Supt., Preaching 7:30 P· m. Sun- (.:burch Scltool \0:30 a. m. Wor- of American Hie. Free wm Bapllll Cbareb. wvrshlp W:tll a. m. aod 7,30 day. 1111p aervlcl :30 p. m. Rutland. Paslor, Rev P au I p. m. allemately. Bible IIUdy Roctne Molbodlal ReorpDIIed C11arcb C11 J..ao Taylor: Sunday School, 10 a. m and prayer 181'1/icl led by psll· II. L. McDaolel, pastor : SW> Chrtsl ol Litter DA1 Sllnla. lb Guy Priddy Supt.: Preacllllll! or 7:80 p. m. Wednelday. Cbrl~ day ScbOOI 8:30 a. m.: Preocl> mllee 1ro111 llA!clne oo Racineservice, 7 sop. m.; Prayer aer· llan Endeavor, 7:30 P. m. 3rcl 111110:30 a. m.: MYF I P m.: I'Qrtland Road. Sunday 8dlooJ , vices ; lO o m Wednesflav Saturday ol monlb. Prayer aod Bible Study, 7:30 p. t:31) a m.; flnrshlp 10:30 a. h f 1118 MaiOD BapliJI SUnday School MDraillg Star EUB Clarcb. m Wedn.sday. m., Sunde" evening aerv1C1 at 1 .'" ' With the hope lt wUI. in nme mell&llre, ' D.AV. Hall, corner Second and Kev Menzel Srnllb. pulor: It& Roe1 Sprlac• MediGdlll - r:M p. •n.: Wed .. IVOI'Ihip ...,. A ust Pjkkoja 82, New PhU· . L-· L'-h :. ood in ft~mih ami rommrmr.ty l:fe, thu ft>a• Pomeroy, Mason. Sponsol'!d by a. m. Sunday SchooL Ffed Chests Lemley, pallOr: Wor- Ice ai?:SO p. m. PastGr; C. W. ad husband of Vilma Pilt· lcnn tro:uo wmc - If • d 1 11;0 ,., French City B<ptlst Church In Smith. aupt.: Earl Slluier, All'l. lhiJI service 9:30 a. m.; Sun- Proffitt. All evenlni tiiii'Y· e P • . Co ture ;. •poruored by the b~&~ine•• firm• an Jl Gallipolis. Affiliated wllh s.B.C. Mornln& IIWiblp 10:4$ a. m.: day ScltooL 10:IJ a. rn.: MYF lceo begin at 7:30 p. m. koja, librarian, Melia ~: Rev. R. L. Pinson, pastor. Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Tbu... I:SC p. 111. Prayer and l!lble Oar Lldy , 1 Lenlfo MloiM Elllnslon .Ji>Wr~-~rYice • llo h l ~tv:lr~o~~~e~n:o:m::.e:I~R:p~pea=:r.:e:·:OW=·----------------,1 - Sunday School every Sun- day. SIUdy. Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. LnalloiiGID, lle'f. no...... al 5 p. m. .,..,....ay, 1o w· dey 3 p m. Preaching serv- Soulb llelbel EUII Cburcb - Rill•.. Metbodlll ~. tronek, aciJnlnlllraiOr; StrndaJI lni a heort attack. ·. · lcet: the last Sundey ol each Rev. Eugene E. Emer1011, fill' !\ell. c. J . Lelllley. putor. Mw8:10 a. m., eat.: Holy Ul7l A natwe :ol ~~·.· l.,.onth. lor. Sunday School 1:4& a. m., Cburch School 9:110 a. m.: Wor at ObUpllon. 7 p. m. be' waa bom •wY · .)~• .On MI. i\lorlall 'lllpllll Cll..... Norm8D 11. Babr, Supt. SUnday ahlp IOI'YiGt, 10:80 a. m.. 14 8L Ma'l CalboU. Dlkilll of die late Juhan· .aD!!<, LlDI Comer ot Fourlh IDII Main Sl Wonlllp 10:4& a. m. and 7:30 p. Y. F. MondaJ, 1:30 p. UL _, GuynUie (~lcll Rldp)l Plkkoja. A brolb..;. ~ ·.aiM 141ddleoort. Oblo Middleport, Oblo Middleport. R... Nyle Borden. m. AltemaiiiJ. Bible SludJ Sultoa Meaodlll Cbarcb - !\ell. J'raak MaD1er1, PD preceded him Ill . .jli, , miJtlster. SUndoy School 9:30 and PrA1er aen1Ct led by ~~~~~ R L. o!cDIDiel, pastor: CliDI JDr SIIDIIIJ Mus 10:11 1. m.: For 1li years, Mr. Piklmja Orr, SupL Preaching i:lli a.m. Boiy Day o1 Obllptlon 1:30 L wu aiNtl-, prir.lelpllllld Ill' 1 m. Arnold Rlcbarde. Supt. Gl', 7:30 p. m. Tbursday. ~ornin• Wonhlp, 10:30 a. m. Syracue E-U.S. auue•. Pall Sunday Scbool 10:15 I ~_, m.: Oo<Jfeoelnn, ~ 11aur befan perlnllladelll In the Norva Es· NMIDI llpUit Clarcb1 s- &. Sellin, I'II!Or. Oak Grove Metbod!JI ...., Mua. ton1aD Scbool, From ' ~ • .0 day SchoOl e:IO a. m.: Wor- t:30 a. m. Sunday 8cbool, lieD R L. McDaniel, pesto~f: ne ......... an.,, S11ftJ be a aew fo{a Of adult 8alm'l of Good ..... 1 llaJ s. WlniDC, o111cer tn cbarp. education, Rllral lblp u a. m.: ~ oervlce. QulseDberr7, Supt. 10:10 a. m. Cross, S tpl .• Suade~ • Community 1 Well'ill All Doctorc PrelerlpUOIII 1 1 p. m. WednM'I1· Monltna Worlblp seniCII, Ill 10:15 a. m., ~~~~~ .~ \ Stmday1!1-e. m. lfollaell meo Service, a ~ubllr nnlvers~l~ . BtmllniiO&, W. Va. PomWY 2-2855 Carteloa dim~ Klapbar'J aod 31'11 8aiJdaJI 01 lbe 11111111b; Syracuse Melbodlol C are 181, I0:30 a. m. Sunda~ Scbool. In October 1949, he arrived in Road, 11e11. Qyde RIDtoP, plio 7,30 p. m. Evonlill E>oncell• Wendell G. Stutler. pa:. Sunday 1 p. m. YOUlll People'l New Phliadephla as one of 'c be 1111'. Sunday lchool, 1:10 a. m.; Uc Service. 2ud and 4111 Worsllip Service 8:411 8 .m: LeRion: 7:30 p. 111. SalYIIIoll first refugee• to come :to 'fus.. Ralpb Carl. supt. Sunday Wor- dey o1 IDODib. BETIIANV day School 9:4S a.m. MYt meeting: 'lbursdly,1 111 1 f..a. carawascounty. He was sponsor lbtp service. 10:30 a m. aod 9:30 a. m. Mornlna Worlblp: dey I P· m. ~ra~er meet .8 llu Home l.equo: 7 p.m. Prep ad by the E111anuel Lutheran 7:110 p. m. allorn8tely. Prayer 10:30 8 . m Su•day School, Bly· Sunday 7:30 P. m. odls hu b ·lilies: 7 110 p. m. Bible lllldJ, Church of New PhlladelphiJ. IDI lllC Wedllelday, ?:30 P· IlL 1be 1llella, Supt; 1:10 p. m. t1le Uolted M~ I e rt 'lr8yer meetlnl· Oilier terVICIII In July 11150, he WU one of 130 E. Second Mil ~ St. llidtlleporl Collllblr Cltapol1 Wonblp- V<rJih FellowShip. CARMEL - Pomeroy - Rev . •Ae;vm ~~Ire, "' 111nounco1Jiell\. · the first' employees of ·,e ·-·rtca ucb Junday l :li a. m.: g,30 a. 111. Sunday !!chOnl Wtiy· pastor. ~ur~h ~~ : · m l'tll1 , 1 lotillb Day Adte Warner. Sweuay Co. Lut ,.:ar 'Iunday Schml 10 o. m.< Youlb oe R<>uah, Supt.: 10:30 a. m. Divine ors 1P : ~ ,,' M..,: 1111 Cllardl _ MlllblrrJ Hell* be earned hls 15 year pin ~ilb 'lervloo &:I& p. m. Evenlna Wor· Morning Wo19hip, 2nd and 41!1 mon: •'Brothers in N M~lst Rd. nctnb o1 Melp aa-111 lbe comp8D)I but later retired tldp 7 0. m. eaoh !lmtday. Sundey ol lbe Mlllllb; 8 P. m. or's claos 3:15 P· m. p ~ - . PuiDr, f. 11. Gllfllrd because oi ill beallb. . Eltabllabed In 191M< lndllu7 c..m 11 Cbrlll. Evenlrli EvllliOlllllc Ser\llce. liona Sludy clas~ 2 P· m. 81 Aul.,111 PIIIOr J - a. Funeral services will ·be con· Well COiumbll. W. Vo. Art MueuQ1. mlnl!ter; Blbla Ill and SJ'd SundaY ol 010nlb. Youth Fellowship 5:30 p. m. HaUer. Serv1CIII' 011 SaiUiday: dueled Saturday at !be Em,n·. School and 1\iomlna WonbiJI. 'faJIP&'I PIIIDI EtiB Cblll'l!ll. Tuesiay, 7:30 P· m. 'lbe. Lydia Slbbath Scbool. ltlll p. m.; ue1 Lulberan Church in New Ph. IIIHB '1'114081 IO:SO a. m.; Cbrlstlaa l1lndeov· lle'f. Eualllt E. Emei'IOD, Pill' Circle meets at church. '!burt- Worahlp, I:IO p. iLl Yoatll pb!ledelph!• by lba pastor and or, e p. m.: !venin& Worship, eor: Sunday wonhlp g,IO a. m. day evening choir rehearSal. meetln& l:ll p. m.; Blblt liD • EitGDIID rnlllbler .lrom Ch,lr 0. m. Sunday School 10 a. m., llo- Letart Falla Culled llntbren rfl 'l'iu'ldiJ, 7t. p. m., II cqo, Ul Burlal wiD ba on Papollle CommliDIIJ Chan:ll bart ViJteyard, &!apt. Biblt filii- Ia C rill Churcll, Sunday ~ rl' Evana !letpll, CJe!llpllla. Jlln Pldladtlplda.. · IJ.ey. Jlalsell Clluo. putor. - t1y aod prayer services led by 8:30 LID. IVOI'abip aervtcea. Ollltltl 81 U • II "Your KeePI•h l!tore" W'lllilllllllt. ,_ YCIUIII People's service 7:30 P· pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tualday. !lnl IIIII lblrd ~~.': CJirtll du lilt . .._ L 112 E. Ill aiD Sl ltQJtorllba Quroll ol y- Cholca m. 1buratlaY: En~J~ellltlo Adull class meetlag 7:10 p, IDp al 7' 80 IIIII "'" ....,... flalb 11111111'' lltllldaJ 8cbool p t1ce SaiUrdaJ, 7:10 p. Ill.: IIIII m. 1as1 ldonclay ol IDOIIIb. !ourlb SUDday Dlgb1l II 7'10• II a. m_; l"+d I' 1 - J 8uadiJ 7:10 P· iL Faderllled Cllarcb. PGIDM'OJ, JJUDel ~:-datGdl'll atrt111111 lndaa'Nf, f:ll p. m. 0 U.mloek Grove Rov. R. Perrtn. ~d • ,: E Bmllll, Sr putor· lira LJda dlmlllr, "' d'd I Church, James Qulsen ' carl ltautz, Supt.: 8 D ' ., 0 for all. S0q MileR . ~ • wonhlp ..mce, t:SO a.m. School 1 a. m.. worship hour Sunday School 9:30 a.m. · • ~ +hJI I:IO fo tiLl lulldiDI SupplteJ oDd MIUwun Gtnoral Contractlnt Sunday School, 10 •. m. sts.. 10 Patteraon. S~; y~. ~~~~:. Pra,.- ml , .., ,,.. Chula. Obit Pbone WY 2-88'11 lord stockton. Supt. M&. Uldtlll r.w.s. Cbaroll - llllp tO:ao ~ Ev qaUatiG _ P· m. WedMP'IIJ, llradlord Clntrell ol SUndaY Scbool 1:45 a. m., ElriS:to P· m., ~Prayer _ . 111 • Mn. Mull RollfDIII'. llllp:emllll<r• from MlddJe. Jo • RoblniOII. Minister • Slarkey, lllpl.; Svenlll wor lilt. 7' 111 P. m., 8aeMal lw•q4ool .UIW Rllllud 11ae11e IIIII PoolHomer Forrest. · Supt.· Bible ahlp, !:30 p. 111. by Cecil Cos, IJ11c'l11unt'\! 7: 8relliren Qlafda _ tnldiiJ r-., lo arpnlle School 9:30; Mornlq Woraltlp, Lkymaa; Youaa People'• JDM1o l"rM • IILR. f ,. 01 <>W School 1:8 e. m. Wlinldp, Lqloa bn:::Nll team 10:811 a. m.: Evonlq Wonbl~. 111 and Bible 1111111. 7:80 P· m.: "' Cllll, ~ llcllool. t:31l ~ Inti IIIII till 8tmllar, a. 111 _. .. by lilt JeciGu when PIIDUI IDd Bardwan Balldan md Blllldbla Suppll" laclat 1 P. m. Wedneldey • 7 p. m. Wed!lesday: CMir pracUce al ~to~S Wise. supt.: Momlll& m. Acba• lllller, . . . . Jlmi'IJ BiJ11111 Poll 128 AmerPll. ....1001 Pb. WI N2'll ., ta , Obit BI:..SWdrQ.d. tiUrlu 7 '~~- tp,,....ship 10:30 e. m.; Y'galb UBCllrdl...., ~~ leiiiLIIIGIIDI&Wedatii~IJev· Bible ScboOI t :IO a. m. PreaclJ. O. t.np9!1le. Oblol, Rev. B. Sank& 7 P. m.: Bt•p:!llc 41J ~ tr':IIL ;, T pull bome ID Mld11111 IDIII I. m., llral and lhlrd Car., pull&': SUnday School, t:ID ~~~ fall Oilllet • , • Albert Roush, post <ODIIIIIIIdStmdaJL Ia\. a. m., Robotl Grate, Supt. WGI' ~ ad enmna 1n Chrlsl <hacll. Jllilel MDI' c:onducled lbe meella& when ..._ CIIJ. Cbarcb tl CbJible sblp aervic~ at10:3; a..~. ~"! Wftliay ~ lllollaa, aa. rllon, putor. StlilllaJ Scltool at ~ plans far the III!W ki~ N. Secoad Ave. Alblmd OD Prodaell ,.,_ WY 2-3481 lllller Slreel, SUnday W ¢m Youlb, R-45 p. m Rold· E. J 1,111 a. m. p11 am•ac aervlcea da addM!tn were dlseussed. BroWII'o Bollia Gu • a. m. Btenlnll 01" gellallc oervlce, 7'30 p. Ill. 14» IbiD 811 ' aod tblrd 'ftldrldl1 .,.. ' the Middleport. Ohio 1 lblp ?:10 P·w:·~:e Study. Week Prayer au-· Praise, Wid- Grlllllb, r~ a.c:~ [, 7:30 p. m. Sm·~ llld ~.:. ~ wted WY t-21118 7::J:i.m.rl Ch::,.,b .j Qlr!Q, nesday, ?.30 p. ID. - d ' l :.ma..~~~ Service, 7• fourlb StmdeY evenlDP at 7:30 jo 1111111 two Mlddlepqn HJch 11 1111 1111' po!laln Slttell Donald 11un- :ID 11o m. -"71. 7:30 p, m. _PrQ.. Sdlool boll II lluolraya Boys lllcU. .......... Bible Schoo~ tne alchlo !IlDdy ID 'l'llllsda~ llild fDirlll IIWe tltfl *IIIIM. ' ·30 1 m Ken~'b McElhinney day I p. m., W .., ~. R.U.• 111.... 1 Olive New- llld llht IBid . 8anday ... Pllllll Wfft made to bol4 tbe Specialty - IOutberD rrted ~ &up..;' ., Mornln& Worship, l _p. m.; Bible IIUdJ '1'uesdaJ DIII'J )lllljlr: Sur> lllfDia at?:SO ~· tD. f11R Ewrllillllll .-vice at llle QullltJ !'urnlturo 11 Lower Prlceo 211'1'1. Z!ld lliddloport WY Ut'/l 1:30 · m. Evening Worship, 7 P·~~te~~: 1:311 a. m.: Won:ldp 1ft. IISmH ;Jitllll llor- aat M. II lor deKtddlepor~ Obla 7 p. m., Prayer Service. Wed· Ill. ~. I0:30 L m.; "'u.wq 7:10 p. II Cbrllll ~1.-tiDal 0111114 IDillf ~· W 7 tBIIay ' p m p. m ... II&. ..... 111.1 Prayer ..... , •• p. tD. rllon, Jllllelr. _ , - - au • 21 • Mill• CIRtJd. 0.,..., PomeroJ, 8L Pnl't lolonllil& ~un!lay • t:ID a.m. Pl '•c .M tlr a-at U.tp!!al FrPt Mar: Jrtrf Millin. pastor: SundaJ !II.-and 10:8 on•, a... larl lint. ad tblrd llflldll ft1 l4 PI!MIId U!l Wal· ljcllo!!l 9:31 1. m. Cllurcb 10:30 • SUIIday ScbDol t :30 LID. CUst.w, pulllr: kllcll f!lllfJ II 7.110 p. Dl. Itt 1l L m. ... Btllllt II Glllpnlll. Devoted to tbe l11teresll a. m.: QrrllllaJ! EndaoviR'.' 1:!0 ~· congrepttons !Ire mee1- at 1:30 p. ril llttllday 1 30 P. Ill. l!lveDIDI Service. · p. at SL Jol!D'I aaUrda Till ~ el . . ...._... Prayer m . II je•MpU Of tbe Meigs-Mason Area WCAL UNION 11888 111111... Cirri ol Chrl•l. - iq oneGroft wltOt lhe ()ester: a;,, lleltlert Grate, dat al 7:11 P. ~ lourtb Stjl. ~ ....u (1JPI) -WIUiam Roy Carter Minister B1ble 81 . . bellll' lltdlt putor; Rlcll*ll Barllm. 8upl. delvolr, IIICOIId ..., ~ wllo Rannowoocl. w. va. Scboolt:ao'a, m. W,;.shlp and SI.J:'•~..: c:bardl _ Cbarltl Bll a, a.pt. di.Jt •t7:111.P. l!L., . ~·:., , ,. I'I'IIU'hlnl llenlce 10:10 L ID. · · to · tor Sund ~I 9:11 L m.; Mor1l' Ullfe lji!r .... . . . j •· tbe CJn. YCIUIII. People'• meellllll6:110p. Rev. Pearl A. Cell, pas • ayoilltlp PL ..... NYPIIII .~ . Q - ull ,e. lftllr · ·u .IS: IIW .....,.,.. service 7 p m. V, Sunday School al 1:30 Lin. fnll I ~ P1f11b, Wllftll.liJI eilllatl died It Ialamor• :- =-~Bibll Bchooi Supl. Oaarles Tay)or,. !!1¢; Wors111P 1:41 P... m.~,.,;. DllD, pastor, .s .tfid ' · , , \a, 'ftllndfro tbt club • """"''' · Cllrlll. p Sii'VIcel it 10·46 a. m. wllb ''10 llo "'' .,.. ...._ Ct IIi-¥ •CJ~M !lllllond. Oblo Boken o1 Roloum B.... a.~~... ......, •; 1111 il.., Caato.' Tues!lay I p.IJI. rlct, 7:111.P. ,IIL WilL 'PJ,v ; ~Vfip <JII.!.Q£.~,~~: . ', . · • ' ~_ _ _ _. : . , __ _ _.I'OJ•DIOIT...,.. _ __, ~"1... ' ' .• ' Sentinel Church News ' I That THUMB! ::a.":::: :.,. 10~ !"~ R e.evision evue Diles ) ' t aar• Au.gust Pikko]'a Dies at Age 62 folt~r ~~~ "~ - R. H. RAWLINGS SONS co. • HEINER'S BAKERY WilliS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATINr TINY'S FOODLAND ____ HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE CONSTRUOION CO FM. - FOREMAN & ABBOn c wade Qrlt,!;" RACINE PlANING MILL aZU w. a.m. IF•- Post .amon to Help Ball Team a.. ..... Ji:.. ._, STAR SUPPLY CO. w;; ll'.m.t :?'unr.r t:• RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN sertlcl:::::; ":..;, w: ..= W~~ .::0 ~ MILLER'S HOME RESTAURANT eeBP.V•Bennett 0- ' 0. GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. ~. I'.-. :at =the a!:... ~mll11111t= =- g .. THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA THE DAILY SENTINEL .i =I:~ me''"' J . l t l l. a \ ' t e d l):w~ ~'!.a OHIO VALLEY BAKING C0. «V• MARTIN FUNERAL HOME 1 Vlky wrc--:.'tn · ..... . .. ::.a - - -·- ·-· i (: 'I =..;:'Strvlcl :c .n:: : c:· · .. »•Mil .. ' '!::t . :S 1 I lOlA'S BEAUTY SAlON R Hartford Society Notes 1 McCULLOCH ,l I, . SUPER-MAC awl I i I . of ·I i I $6.99 MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. - R h' Sh S lore I'OMEild,y ~RII~Ih~lllrrinc~~lf~and~PI~f..:]'•il:!ll!l!!:!l:!!!!i:!!!!l:!!!==<=:!!==ll!:!==========-=•-----+< who lo heads an , Up ; PopDe· MrCLASS •onerotion qmle. 1uch You give lender18,down8:35 18, 7a.a.m.m.; and ENTERTAINED Mrs llowud l'ill· Mrs'-I . o\m a raiRe. 'i•r up 18, 7:30 a. m.: Walter enha~ enterla~ 111 8 moll IBeckjord down 211, 5:50 a. m.; gracious manner !be January SUSPENSION LIFTED I V~IIey Transporter up 2!, 3' 25 meeting of the Baptist Sunday , NEW YORK <UPll - Llgho ,p. m.: Bob Benter np 21 • 4' 20 School class and teachers Frl· heavyweight chompion Jose I•· m.: Charles Stevenson up 22 • daye venlng. Mr. and Mrs. WogTorres. who had been suspend· I& p. m.; Phohp Sporn down 23• enbals are gehial boots and 1ed by lhe New York Slale J:25 a. m.: Eastern down 23 • members of the class elways Athletic Commission becoun of l3:40 a. m.; Pat Murphy up enJOy going to their lovely I an inleslinal virus, was o!ficial· Gr..nup B:IS p. m.· Edeana home. 1 i ly removed from the suspended llosworlh up Greenup 10 ·30 p. The meeting was opened by We'11 jump through list Thursday and ordered lo ,m : Mary B. down Meldahl 4• thf president, Mr. A. K. Mesign fur a title light within lwn I :25 a. m.: Buckeye Stale down Clung and devollonals by Mrl. hoops to EARN weeks. IMeldohl 6:35 a. m. Mary Aumiller. During the ln~urance with GallipOlis Da~ :- Soulbern Ibusine::: session many plans lor SKI WINNERS down 3:50 P· m., Illinois up 6·40 [1he chlll'l!h were dlacu11ed. The GRENOBLE, France <UPI) · m.: Andrew CalhoWl down Februrary meetlnt ol the - Guy Perilla! Thursday won : P· m.; Luther Herdman! wtll be at !be borne of Mra. tbe Fronch national olalom II : 10 P· m.: H. E. Bowieo Harry Dyer in New Haven and Marie lie Goiolehel captured 12:15 a. en. ; LIIUe Georre lhlrd Friday evening In Febl'!l-1 'tJ,.iiiNo"M. - lite national special slalom I a. m.: Samel up 5:20 ary. crown In the lint major races , m.; L1111ga Polnl down 1:05 ' ~ltendln& lba meeting were over the 1,190-yard course built m.: OVEC down I a. m. Rev and Mrs warren Zinn \lr lor the 1!168 Winter Olympics. Kllnawluo River ;- Solvay liP ond ·Mrs. A. McCiq, ' Mr: TITLE BOUT 4:0 a. m.• Merrick up and Mrs. Andrew llurnl, Mr. lneuranca Agency Inc. LAS VEGAS llJPl) _ 'lbe 7:IS p. m.: Duncan and Mra Paul PoweU and oon Phone WY 2.JII1 World Boxing Association has Bruce down Marmet !:15 a. m.; R'ck Mrs Lee G'bbs Mrs' 113 1. Second st. Pomeroy 'nnounced thai il will recognize Jane Lucas up Marmet y, Dy M 'Mary · lhe March I bout between a. m.: Beaver down Mar: rry . er, .''· earns Argentina's Horaclt Aecavallo mel 6 a. m.; Jeffmon up Win- 1!'1', Miss Maxme KM ....,:, __ and Japan's Katsuyoshl Takaya2:411 a. m.: A. J. Patten Mr. and Mrs. James · _....,.. ma as the world Oywelght WIDtleld 3:110 a. 111. INdnaiiOSPITHoff"'-1 Miss E man s a championship fi&ht. !lent at VeloriDtl Memorial The WBA withdrew re.l pilal In Pomeroy. aognltlorl of Italy'• Salva· lore Burrlni because be laDed Mrs. Eqar Abboll IUIIIIllll!d, QUILT TOP 11 defend hll lille aplnal an arm lnjtlfJ II a faD 1111 INNIUPRINIJ MATTRIII - - - Japan'• BJroyukl Ebthera. week. MATCHING lOX SPRINGS - - ONLY $1.00 1 rour I I - ( \ !S: MULLEN it S:, Dollar Day Specials! TABlE LAMPS $6.95 . ,.......... 9x12 OVAL BRAIDm RUGS lookwe aren't kidding. For afew dollars amonth more; l you could be driving i aChrysler. ...----........--..., .... ...... 1 •' '1 ·1 E111!"1 Cllbic Inell Monltll i Ollpl~terntn l Pevmen ls !19.0' 383 $!5.80 II!' zto~· 1119 $58.3! IW 119' 2132' 213 $58.45 11.35 CHRYSLER NEWPORT CII£YIIOI.£T ...,AlA ll ue Oltlti'IIICI p., Month CHRYSL£"'5 5· YU.IIt / ~ , 000 - MII E ENC!Nl AJID D ~IVE TRAIN WARRANT¥ WITN THIS COYEIIAGl: Cluy5ltr Corpotllt o~ w~ r r a n l ~. 1or 5 ~ 11 r' 01 SO,DOII milll wtuch e~er come> forsl. i"ll n~t deltcb in mtlt rlll! 111d wor~rn•n1~ 1~ l nd wrll repl8cP o• rr:pau I l l Chrysle r Mol..-, . l.~rportl toP AulhM•ltd OeaiN ' pltr e at b us• n~•~ . .,,lhout drM~~ lnr •ttiUUP.d I'Ath ill!ld lilbflr, the tn~ r nt block. bu d The herd facts are all in the chart. You can practically pay the price of a Chrysler and pta lot less cer all the way around . Or, you ean come In and mtMI up to the Chrysler class for far less money than 110st people suspect. Confidentially, which choice makes the most M~ tntern!l ptr ll. mlakt nrarntnld . w;rlet pum r. trl n$cut ~nd •nttfnJ I pi!ll (elcludmJ m1nut clutdtl. tor ~11 e eon.erler, Or "~ ~h1lt ""'~"s•l th.nb. ''" ,,(, ,tml dtfterelll tl l1 .nd l U I Wh"l bUIII!I I OJ rll 11&6 I Utl· motults pro~ioad tile owner has tht enctne on d11 n1td ewv l'n,o nl~t or •.ooo m ~u. wllicl!twtr comes hu t. lht 011 IIJ!!r replpd e•e•y se~: oml orl chn lt 1nd lht c1rbu· r etor ~ · • 111\er tl ttnt ~ '"ery fl m o~ tft s 1nd flpltctd IWII"J' 2 ~ea r s ami tftl)' fi monlln tuntshts . In ~uc h 1 dealt r n tdentl ut parformance ot till requnad Hlvitt , and r e~~ u~sh the dQI~ r to ctr\ rfy (I) rece.lpl ut IUt~ tWidlllCI and (1) the car's lhfn t:UHtnt , [IQII • nts~IOn AUrHORiliD OEALfR ~lh CHRYSLER ~ iflmHII aDIPOA.lnDN w ..... 'fOil $49.95 luy Oot AI Itt. Prlco $J-OO Lt. . PtrOnlr "Sure Sign of Quality" • o,..... luy bl2 1nd Ott A 4x6 ltut for _.$1.00 ., Buy 4 s.msonlte Folding Chllrs $7.95 11ch AN6 CIIT A ft,tl · $,.00 MATCHINIJ TAILI POl I'ANCY - CUSHIONS ~L::O LUGGAGE v. SAVI HOWl W Y011'Sprl11 sM. ... Youi!IN.IMI!ny Other Doll•r Dly VII~ In AIIDeplrtmtnts . lfllw Twl•• •••n Howl Move ~p to Chrysler-the ·$ugar Run Flour Mills .. ":·. -. '""'- \YY4-2•ts · ' can afford· TQM RUE ,MOTOR~1, 39,9 S. 3rd Ave., Mi.~l~~.rt, O; •. . 7'. . . \ . r' !McCULLOCH \ GOEGLEIN READY·MIX CO. C\lrl": BAUM LUMBER CO. I "S:· . K& C JEWELERS N. River News \ s: ..__ LIEVING COAL COMPANY i ,..,nded V. D, EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY RaeDle . I I ··-·--& LOHSE 'Ill> Mr. atJd ,i AD alate Bei!:Wtde Bur· and .... u lollolfl: Vlralnlabold, Mr. and Mn. Rex Blake To remeeytbe ~Y Tobacco IIIMIID1 was l!eld Turner Gilmore; Kentucky If MARTHA ROUINGBR l;lrs. KalbleeD Smitb, Mrs. Joy· d.r7 , 111 lninJ!On, Ky., recenjly. II Horace Cll'lellllll: MllloUrl AltlndiiiCI allbe Eden U.B.,ce Joakum, Mrs .. Roy Cbeva~nmbr cold l' 1:RICK DUBROW boiiJ of TV slatlqns, ha" been wu apol!lored by the ASC W. B. HUll; iJidllna - EripDI 8tiilday Sclt.,t J'eb. 8 wu 11. IJier. Sunday ' School attendance 1111 weather aod • Preoo lntoraallonal cleariq 'ABC Scops.' ABC branch o1 the USDA. $pencer; North Carollnt D1nrjer 1\1111111 t.fr,.lllll Mrs. I' b $29 IS. I furnace beat, 118 olferil)a HOLLYWOOD (UP!) -The news olllclal1 anticipate lba~ Aecordlng to Golden Cana4ay, rice McGough: Olllo AI•• Hol8lnger'a Sulday 1111re, eMr 1'a~as~ Clarenc;e Spur-• ...., our skiD .'V~IDD Dewsman makes COOt! beciiUH of !be psriiiiOllftl cltalrmaD of Ohio's Farm Bur. c..,adey. West Vlrgln~J and Robert Van Meter and Roberts' Sr and . Ste local, I tone twina. •ey, but even hiB newspaper Importance of the ni\V program- eiiU Tobacco Committee, the Tennessee ':'ere Unolklded Oil and David. I ner ~. and sonMrs. v~larence A mall!lflcent , '· ws might weep a bit lor him anlq, many mon atallons meeting w~s held to activate a tbalr selectioDI but will ]II'Oba- Sunday vl8llon! ol Mr. and and and larnll of A \ pair of .,.,... whlcb restoro '· ,r several events o! the past affiliated with the neiWork wiD National Referendum Conunl!: bly select Philip llat!er lor W. Mrs. Clinton Hol$inger were Mr. tL ~eurrV~le~· Cali! wire M! lost oil and moiowre to the ' .ek, and send aloni COIIdolen· carry the new weekly series." tee tor tile acreap • JIIIUDClaso Va. and Mr. llulllitan lor T••· and Mn. Larry Kqlsln,er aud ;](Jel vittllor~ of M;, and Mrs. ' ::'f~;~onio~": ~!:"':'~: ·· program which wUl be up lor a neasee. children of llllelne ar:d Mr. aad y mlll d d ! ture, taken out b7 evapora· l'he 11181 Biluallon involves au ~ next day •· anolher ABC. VIlle March 10, l116!S. 'lbe responsiblity of llljs com· Mrs. Paul Holsinger of Hock· Norman .Wyers er an au· I Uon, next Super Lubrlcmt to ' •gether ad'l!lnrole act-the T\ release revealed lurtber lhe Mr. John Vance, esoislanl dl· miltee '11'111 ba to get all of the blgport. By Mn. Pn1 A. Sellm ghler, Drane. restore oil content ol JOUl 'version of lite weekly "ABC someUme• ardiL'lus ~th of rector for ABC or the SouiiJ. Information available to lbe Mr. and Mra. Ray Adams o! Mrs. Mae Crawford and son Mrs. Katherin• <Eastman) 1 ~~'!;. T~~~e';,),f!'e'f.:"~ pe" series e«elusively to guod vldfeo Intentions: In •nleaatem realon chaired tbe meel- farmer• on both tho present pr• Belpre vlslled Sunday trith Rllv. o1 New Brighton were Sunday Hood Is a patient at Veterans moisture balance whlcb ex· ' , ~rage ol the Viet Nam war, unusual move designed ro ing. Joe Todd, Director of the 1J'8111S, and the propond acr• and Mn. Eldon Blake. aueata of Mrs. Ethel Wheeler. Me!OOrial Hospl'al. I treme weather eonnot dlo· . efnutoljr -and the plan alrea- '"f~~~.;axlm~m ci'%~AB~ Tobacco secllon of ABC pre- ap • poundage progra"!. Mr. and Mrs. Junior llolalq- Mrs. Helen Younce returned Miss Rutb Ann Bailey, Park..l ~':.?· me for your l•uon on · ~ m progress. But the ~ . Th0 ; o~s VI r N , !etlted a group of slJdes explalll- After Ibis has been. d~e lbe er and son Paul visited Sunday' hume Friday !rom ColumbllS al- ersburg, was a weekend guest skin care. lt'c Frool .'VI!Ion newsman doee not pe, ar n et am · lng in delall the reQODI wily Iarmer ean lben vote his con· trilh lle'f. and Mrs. Eld!lll Blake. 1er spending two weeks wilb of her parents Mr. and Mrs. 1 -lola Bartrum ·• wholly In a sympathetic · h.the network wUI a cqe In the toboeeoi pro- vlctions with understandiq. Mr. and Mn. Junior Holllq- Mr. and Mrs. C. c. Bradford. Wilbur Bailey. ' ·porate ccmplex. eac. prograll! to II! alffll~ gram would be cletirable to the In the next few daya tbe ASC er and aon Paul Vittlled Sunday 1 Bruce ae111111, wbo Ia em- !llrs Hugh Bearhl was 1a wes. o'o . begin with, he is twice every .al~rdey !the mghtltnduolry. offices of the COIWies wm mail al lllt:ine wilb Mrs. Ruleell •ployed 11 New Philadelphia and l tervlll~ Monday to attend tbe ;eumes responSible to oet· •:. broadcasll .• n add•lion lhe Mler lbe informallonal por· to tbe farmer hia II<Rtllle WJo Cline and aons and Mrs. Fan-!Mr. and Mn. Earl Cleland of ; funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Kath. ,, business executive• wn9 n .twork has broken precedent tlun of !be meeting nominations d~r the present program and al- lila Beaver. lAthebs spent tbe weekend wtlb , ryn Kautz . e either a lack ol passionate by reque•tong those statoons were CJIIed lor to sel!ct a na· 1•o his acreage and poundage un. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Bois~· I their parent!, Mr. and Mrs.' ,i-;;;;-;;;;-;;,-;;;;:,;;;;; . ;;;-:;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; •Prest or wholly sound )udg·, lhal ca~not dear ellher of ltloDII e~alrman and Mr. John der tbe proposed acreage-pound· er and Paul vllited SundiY [Walter Clelalld. , ' ' nt wben II comes to news th•se tunes to tape tbe Dorry o! Carlisle, Ky., waa se· IIi• program lor lhe 1116!S crop omnins aear Barlow wllb Mr. Mrs Dali1 Grunes of Morris ' "rlh"':more, he mull .al•o :P•Of!rams for rebroudcasl loeal llected. Mr. Tom Edwards yeor. He must. receive th~ and Mrs. Don Anderson and I Ohio tiled. Sbe is the sis. nten' with some af!Jli, te Rndtences.. at any lime over the o1 'lbe Auatlon Warehouae Assn. nutoce at least fifteen days Pll· family . : ter of Ml9. Claude Roy. w..ekend. , was selected' as VIce Chairman or to !be March 10 .relerendum. Mr. and Mn. Ivan ChevaUer , Mr. and Mrs. Jell Nelaon, Mr. lions tbal somply don't ' aceept many network The weeks other unusual and will also acl as secretary. fler recelviq .IbiS notica he of Reedsville, Ohio bave ~·! aDd Mrs. Charles Wolf, Mr and · ·r,ument.Jries because they slluallon In television news A steering committee wao can we111h lhe dtfference 1111der IIIOUIICed lbo marriage of lbeorl Mrs. ll'~dley Richards and Mr. • n I brmg tbe ratings and occurred Thursday, at CBS-TV, !ben named and Albert Clay o! ~ two prOf!Tams and ~ecid• l daughter, Florence to AlVin Golf and Mrs. Luman Richards ol • ~omey of, oay, an old movie or I ~': ;.elwork news president MI. Sterling and Mr. Frank that. which IS best lor him u 1ol Wheeling, West VIrginia. I Newark, the two daughter< or · situation comedy rerun. ~oo 1 iendly wanted to carry Snodgrass to act on Ibis com- an mdlvidual and vola accord· I They were mmied In Qllys- i~Irs Kathryn Crist o1 ColumAN EXTRA , <en a network Is blamed when lhe Senate Foreogu Relal!ons lmitt•e lqly. VJIIe Ohio by Rev Guy White 1 '""· · ad !l(r J I' N 1 f t'•JmmlttL>e hearlncs on v· t ~ . I ' • t~ 8 8. u Ia e &~n 0 • is really local station thol oe ' Then the state ehalnnen for Dec. 31, 1965 at 10 p. m. wilh , Newark, attended lhe !uneral 1. · d ' refused to show a program oo!n ave an al lenglb, and tbe the eight stales wero selected Johtl YOtlll& aDd Edllh Swain of Mr Bellll Wolf consider then, tbe ease ~f ~entleman he reporll to felt a witnesoes. , . · \BC Scope" an altrulslic idea !that a wmpup •ummary would , · The weddlog shower for Mr•.,_...~:;;;:;:;;:;;:;;;...... · there ever was one, and how "" suf!lcienl. Both Friendly and ' ud Mra. Alvin Golf was heidi lhe past week, it virtually superior have excellent at the Eden Parish Hall onl ' .~ to cajole oome of lis <-.putal~ns. b~t I would sug. Jan . . 23, 1966. I ;liate stslloll8 in lhe bope lhls much. Ga11181 were pblyad. Tbose : •y would carry ita ptosrams. Under Friendly, CBS . news Gaare Readhlgs -: Gallipolis . 11y VIrgilia Culetoa winning prizes were Fannie Big· WliH THE PUlCHASE . all •tarted with an ABC-TV has won respect by reluam~ to Dam 12.4, 2U, runnmg 14 !eel ATI'END St:RVICES ley and Ferra Lou Barrlltpr. OF AHr NEW ass release that toke part m the degradtng, on rollers, Pomeroy • Mason Altendlnl lba funeral aervlcea The door prize was won by Mar· El· m•anlngless fun and games of l22.03, Pt. Pleasant 25.39, lHnton ol Mrs. Catherine Gibbs Zerkle lha lloJIInier , twork'o news , •e: Lewer, as saying: lht Emmy awards., II hu also 1.25 risins, Kanawha Falls 2.73 were Mr. aac1 Mrs. Fay Blelsiug 'lboSfl attendin, - e Mrs. I . ••ry facet of American life onsll~uted lhe years top new rising, Charlesloa 20.51 riBJnc. Mr. and Mra. Jamet Coleman, Fannie BJsley Mra. Martha ·day is altected, and pubhc llffarn programs-the London Dam was on the oiU, Mr. and Mrs. WUUam Coleman Rollinger, Mri. SUsie Kerwhl. , the full·scale war in audience-Involvement tests, and Marmet Dam wu I'UIIIIIni lbree and daughtert Betty Sue and M 1 Ferra Lou Barrlllger Mrs m" 'lbe release then added: ~ol ratings with lhem, and led quarters of a loot, and Winfield Elbel Ann o1 SleubenvlUe, Obio; ~ Miss Belly ~ph ''Currenlly, only 78 In slgnlfleanl use If the Early Dam was rur.ning 7 feel. Mrs. Charles Coleman and Rev. ~nd Mrs. Eldon Blab and , •95 than bali of 111e Bird satellite f or mte;natoonal Boal Movements: . son, Larry, Mingo Junction, 0.; granddell8hler Jewell Ann, Mrs. Straigh! from Par is boule· llii~ ~~~~ ,.,..1 ,ev~ls~ion~~ne~lw:o~rk~'s~:·~~ilebale. Lokew~e. CBS Waller Oblo River - Franklin P1eree 'Mr. and Mrs. warren R<>gers, Lana Nelaon, Mrs. John Young. I vards, the clean, young "" Cr_onklto now I~ neck·and-neck down 14, 6:45 a. m.; Robert Mrs. Edna Rogers and family uf Relreshmeollof weddlog cake, lines of the bllck .. zipped . w.'tb H~lley-Brmkley In popula- Reed down 15, 5:40 a. m. ; BuU Chesler, O.; Mr. and Mrs. CIU· Ire cream and kool-aid were high .. rise boot ;,. !night roty ratings. E~lc ~vareld has Frog up 16, !:43 a. m.: Chucl!ie lord Larue of Brilliant, 0.; Mr. aerved to alL lest deal ea.. uetr~·~lfiJJIIIIililille!dtf . _ 3 I' whi te• emerged ao videos dominant D. up 17,5:50 p.m. ; LIIUe Ed- and Mrs. Orland Larue, Mr. Sending gifts were Mrs. AI· !be network ward down 17, 12:30 a. m.: Ken- and Mn. w. warren Rogers of , 111 Reed Mn. John Hetzel, 11"" . an aggressive leader In h:ckian up 17, 3:35 a. m.: ()o. Chesler, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Mr ud 'Mrs. George Josepha S tot pelr of ~lei N~""" and ward up 18, 3:40 a. m.: Alton Orland Larue, Mr. and Mrs. o1 Wbeellng, w. Va., Lucy Rood, . keepmg alive at least :r.ephyr up 18, 3:40 a. m.; Rell· Elmer Hall ol Nitro, W. Va., and Jenny Bsker, Mrs. Donel ReeOUS S Dl Rear Meigs General Hospital ol the f:dward R. Murrow able down 18,4:10 a. m. ; NalloD- Mr! md Mrs. RuanO Larue of bel, Cary HeU. Mrs. VlriiDII . You do nol .tempt a a1 up 11, 4:30 a. m.: Jellboel Bloomingdale, Olllo. lfesellon. ' , Middleport WY 2,2176 I I \. i l J ' m ' l 8 • SWISHER REXALL DRUGS VJrtlala, I0 LA'S IHutynpe Rock S , ' pnngs Society Notes =~1.lairs£M: Society Notes Will Ilk•! fibla organ ~~~q, Town.' = :;,j .. .._ J lrans: 1'1•··• _ Nhl M"'-· Parl<ersMr and .~l;l':Se;::•t:ln::•I:Pomero:=:::···Mld~drle~po~rt:·~o:··~re~b~.~t~t,~t~-..i.-~' lin.'Jw.a~~ _ ' Ed. I InW hincrt _...., .............. Ei,ht State Burley Meet ., Held in Lexington Feb. 9 -.!•ety Notes 'teo T 8reakf. · 0: 0 ':cto": .. 'f1 I I u, __ 1 m.; ./ I ·' I, .· 'I I f· i . I 1 �\.1 AD INFORUTION ,_. , . .._ .::~= 1 '·Mln.y DNIMIM trll . 1951 AWS Chalmers tractor. .8-ModeJ, mowing and plow Pr'-""' 11..-.: ...WY J-7931. Z 10 used cbrome slicer, 7W' blade, •lS. press, $15. Sausage grinder, $10. Cllarles Ji'ick, Ph: 1er 985-3805. z 10 A. M. oANCILLAnoNs ~ COilReCTICINI WI• " Met,._ unHI f11t •· M. Ptr DM .. •.atr.1t1U CHECK THESE 110K" BmER USED CAR BUYS 1965 Ford hlcon Futur1 $2095 4 Dr. Sta. Wagon, 6500 miles, by local .OWIIOI', Uka new 700x14 Urea, spore Ure never used, dark aqua finish, P.B. ndlo, big 6 engine, d. traDI, ahowroom clean. · 1964 Olds "88" 4 Dr. $2149 Power aleerin& and brakea, auto. trana.; radio, beat. er, blue finisb, spot rlean, delun Interior. 1959 Rambler American CARRIER NEEDED PHONE WY 2-2156 -..:.....,--:-:---- - IFOR SALE: II. too pickup trucks, 1946 and 1955. See at Charles Lyons Gmge, Ma· odn, W. Va. I 13 In Memory $345 Statton Wagon. 8 cyL std. tranL, good tires, aound body, radio., heater. A real buy. 1963 Corv1ir Panel $1399 Local owner, good tires, fawn finish, heater, good RUTLAND traction. 1962 Chav. 1}1 Ton LW.B. Apply WY 2-2156 $1695 Like new 750x20 - 10 ply tires, cab A·l condition, ME:MORY of our loving son heater, heavy duty tprlnp, 292 cu. ln. 8 cyl engine. and brother, Pic. Char le THE Edward Miller, who died in ' TREAT rugs ·right, they'll be a DAILY SENnNEL 1958 Chav. 2 Ton $899 Luxemburg, Feberuary II, delight if cleaned with Blue 900x20 R. duals, V-8 englno, heavy duty aprlnp, 11' 1945. Lustre. Rent electric dump body and hoist. The month of February again pooer $1. Baker Furniture, I · Auto SilaS is here Middleport. Z I 6lc To usl the saddest of all the ~- i-"""'-~......====;; 1159 Lincoln Premier Z door. year. , Another Flnt ot Londmork All power oqulpped. E::~~~ For 1\ wa' oa the eleventh: lent. Sacrifice, $695.00. P day' i NEW & USED CARS AND TRUCKS New Haven, 88l-2ZZ3. That qur dear Chari eo passed : 9 away. · QASOUN£ ON DISPLAY with Coraa 1165 We're always thinking of you OPEN MS 9 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO blue. 4 speed, bucket To . bel brave we're 1ryi r.~. i 10.000 mil .. Dear God alone knows how Take over payments, we miss you. WI f.374fi. J I At the dawn of thi' new year. Mr. and Mrs. Edward MULT"-'To\GE o\DDITIYE MlO·:Sl Miller aDd family. sham-1'::::::::::::::::;:::::::=11 I POMEROY MOTOR CO. NEW! LANDMARK ,,,.z... z Harriet Beecher i!towe tbe sister ol llelll')' Wu d Beech•. Lake Loulae, Ill liLa Canadlu Rockies, il inlematiogaUy flmed f« ita ::s..:us ----- ------··- ... . onol ··-- - · NOTICE: Will buy fol H~Toot 1. Improves guollne mileage 2. Clean• carburetors 3. Prevents carburetor lcin1 4. Stopo fuel line freeoe·UP 5. Preventa tuit. corrosion skunk till llurch 15. 8 i I Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. JI AN=Tl=c"'='lil""Furn;:: --,tiU,...re -,- "sbeo !I ..,.... -· mtsQelta..... <:aD ar write· Mro. Howard Cedi. a W 14alll ·st.; Pomeroy. ' ' I 21 tlr 6. Cltano intake maniflldl 7. Cuts cylinder wear a. Eiminates rough ldllng 9. Proteds pooltlve crankcua ventilation 111tems. .,.., , _ • CaaiHI .L C. 8IWJIIOBD ....... OILio I I Me $259~ 64 Olde _ Jet Stu I Bani 'l'op Sport Coupe, V-8, UJIAI. trau., cotttng. WID buJ bides Monday. PhD Meier, WY 1-3510. t II 6401de_$199S 61 Old•-$1291- brakea, power F-80. Cutl111 Sp. Cpo. Blue & white with 111tc~ IDg all vinyl IDierior, bueket ...ta, motor, t Door H.T. v.. DAILY CROSSWORD ROOM furnished apnrtrneot. Phone WY 2-5435 212 South ; lth Avenue, Middleport, Ohio 2 2 tic _ ......... AOROSII 1.1ltate ot DOWN L ... Bath- buteiUd- billly FOUR ROOM FURNISHED apartment WY 2-5385. .......... - e. Flutter 18. Klnrty 12. IDc!lte I 21 tfc :::Nf:::CEI=LY:;-;furnls --;-;hod -;-~ 1 "'7bedroom apartmen~ 2. B&.klng Cihamber 3. A p 4.Lood a. Elllptkal Middleport, WY 2- 3174. I 14 tfc 1J.Indlcate 14.. Te.mple 16. Cereal I. Mountain •ympb I . Rloka • 8. Woo4- ....... 7.Put :Ez.daala- ..,,klng Uoo ........ ::~~· ~ lT.PJuraJ 18. Tolet-aUo .. Thill, lfllltle 20. W!..conll i I ' lB. Fin.. tallllllt 25. Offer 4 62 Olds _ 60 Olds _ s.... , ...... 2G. Run! 28. Sip tw a37. CJobo Yea Ym1cl< Je.Li•• 80. Loc•tlcee IIS.AIIIotanto U.Proao. . Super 88 Celebrity Sedan, power brakes, power v.a. t e e r l na. Hydnmatic lrana., Uko new white l ddo waD limb beautiful maroon meto le llDlah. A true eream puff. AS-IS SPECALS By HOWII SCHNEIDER BUT WHEN I GET R'ILED... I I JU$T UKE TO HAVE MY WAV, GASOLIN! ALLEY r::====::::-lfWai~~;;;t7.;;'1fi;;:-::;;;-::-:-.::;:~~ ~~~.-:r ,..,mr"-i THAT'S ALL! /0 ~ I :t-tl THE BORN LOSER . • 'lfs~l-- ~ ·..; l ' - - - - - - - ' ll:llo:liJL-.....,jli!.!; lllloll.l . ,-,:G By CHESTER GOUL~U '%-11 MERRILL BLOSSER ' ... GOOD FOOD IS OUR BUSINESS! llriDI 1M lamlls bere for lun, aood food, and pl.. '.i IIDI a-phore. Why DO! briDe the beat t1a1 hen 011 ValoiiUne'l Day! All food lo avallolm lor CotIf OUt llervlco. By RAEBURN VAN BUREN .•>flH 58 Ford 4 Door Sedan - - - - · j ~· -.. Jf1<( WMfN THf: TI\XI 1.J~ ENJOY SUNDAY DINNER AT WJO'"'!. . 111q1 ,......., BAILEY'S BESTAUB.u'f 211 I. Mlln Holoto lolloy trio ,....., Cellini Hospital News ~ i1m [);.; HZ V-8 motor. automattelranJmladon V-8 . mo~.auto. ArrORDI>JG ID --< THE POLicY!! - - -- - - ~ llt RUO'i By BRANNU !n•m $295 ·.' trans., new rubber ..' & PIINTING w.- HIGHEST QUAL~TY PROFESSIONAL WOI!!( U. Stopo ' 1649 l.iocoiD l!gts. · 2 bedroom ·U.llell fll hou,.. Beautiful Btrcll kitcnen .-. ~~ cabinetL Phone: WY U127. DAILY laYP!OQVO'D _ Bere'a ._ ta 1 4 tic Ali'I'DI.BAAliB IUOS lUNNY . . . Me 1o- TRAILER SPACES lor lo lo 0 II e r • 1o 1o o W rem in the VIllage oJ Mlddl• Oo• Lott<r - . . q - t<w llllllple A 1111 lllree L'l. X f<ll' 1111 two O'L 11<. lllnglo port CaU W\' 2-3341 or W\' 2·218t or WY 2-3600. ::::"::1 ~ lomlatJ'* of tao- .,. au lllnta. . 11 ae Uc .-«e •--Ia- :£1'..:::,. Jot....., - BRICK Duple< 3 bedroom. A Qlllt:<= q I" livmg room, diJJlni IGODl, kllT r H -' • • q v II o W B 'I' B B • v w chen, baaemeatud prage. IIYWliiB • • o A7W BTBD.li:WRB forced air 1• lurna<e. Bul- 1: 11 1 p ternut Av..... Call WY 2• W · - B ew I A .It 51.21. I f tfc PI JN IIIIIASRO'ORBOWTKA'l l..:=:::,a.J:t _.._.. ,..1 bath, moderD resldeaca. .., {UI'Jll<l!, PtiJit Lant, LbJcoiD 1 Jiellblt. WY WI'/&. I I lip ADMINI5TRAT!a.l OF OUR • ""4 Minemilte. Ohio, r'llOill "• . . _ - •• :a..u:M. I II lfelll. 'l'broolold c room IIIII <T'SA 51WK DRAFT FOI'I, A MILLION DOll ARI,FF<Ovl'THJ:. IT'S 'TO MAKEuP FOI>.THE LOSS OF L<'LAe.NER, • '· I' ;,. -1 a:::.':t -- ~ tie • KARR & VAN ZANDT TRAD..ER LOTI - tleo •• ege allll water. !'tall 38. c.- I'"" $1195 ~~======::=II V-8 mo!A>r, power equipment, lib new tl!'el 18 .::..11 ..:...::.bt_... :...:.._For.;.:_;__ ll 57 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan---- $395 z' 28. ""-c•· - 1!00 •=. _:.: ROOIII lll!'nlshed apartment · ""'" lor rent. Phon• WY 2-27'11. AI· 31. Preelous 16 I p.m. Phone WY ~74. :13. =k ._.. ltoWIOJ and Reed Hardware. K JIIVIQ II I tic 31. N.,_ ...,.... _ _ _ _ __:_:,_ Bro.... FirestODO J~ ptberjn. 18. FestiYal or Park ISIDII Approved! DOW white Jldewall dreoo. Looka inc! nJDI mJ load• 59 Mlrcvry Colony Parle Sta. Wagon _ $595 ... p -«..:o..J.. RU't:LAND, o. SH 2·•'211 AT NEW LOW PRICES BLAETTNAR'S :1<1. Buquot 27. Board & J>B)(1f! · ARNOLD GlAD 4 door. V-3, auto., power bnkos & lleerlnl, radio oeata. LI'L . RUTLAND FURNITURE Hard Top. Wllb v .. motor, autom• tie tnnsmlsslon. With power brak.. and tteerlna. Two ol tbeoe to ehooM. with all .... vinyl buotet tEL~ --- - II the litM 61 Mlrcury • $B95 balldour radiator to the ....Uell bea!B eore. 1!. In- 1Jp, - 64 Pontiac • $2295 $1795 THE9i ~e>... M<CI!AEC o"JGaa) ... GEORGE rou haw either • IICIIMr mate" it BROASTED . CHICKEN l'l'om the tugeot truck ar "21.· Stafr• Quoll ~IIT'Iri4"'1'";"-"1E'""''=;;~.,.,. JOR SALE : 5 rooms with lty nom. Water, gaa and electricity. $2,500. Welsb Town Hill. Pbulle WY Z-3311. fOUR ROOM furnished apart. 2.'1. ~!~ menl WY Hl58. 11 15 tic 24. H......,. 'ri!REEliUld four room furnishad aDd unfurnished apart· menta. WY ...5434. 12 6 tfc RADIATOR SERVICE ll.llmaUeot 1.1. .... llfDa!lllt 88, All g'omg at • S1111i!1g. lf or dl'!ler Gftll 100111 to to " ' if~ can. IODDOIIIJbUJ. Starflrt 2 dr. H.T. V-8, auto. trans. on noor, P.B .• P.S., pow. wlndOWI, llkt new wlslw tlreo, del. wheel di,.., radio, white 0100: I APOUlGIIE. C!WoiGE OF SUBJECT. Oil!; DO lOU RECOGNIZE At Reduced Prices 3-Automltlc Wa1hen 4-Automatl• Electric Dryen 2-Gn Dryen automatic, power 11..,.. 1111. radio and 4 MW white oldewaD dreoo. C.tallna 2 door ARV AN6EL.! Lota'of smlll pieces of Slnclr~~. Golcl'-1, ·cushion F.loor, to go for I dr1stlc low price> l~•rly American Sofa . . l,-t) 1-hclroom Ch1lr, W• 49.95 :..__ 32.00 1-Gold ~rly American 2-Pc. Uvlngloom Suite, trad.Jn · $1110 Only 2 Stm-o-lou~ger big Chain, Rag. 59.95 brand n.W, as they Ire 33.® e~. 1-T•ngerlne Str....O.Iounger, Reg. 79.,5 Price SB.OO ' 2-Pc. Black Wlct.Arm Nylon Uvlng Room Suite, Reg. 249.95 _Sale Price 168.00 3-Good Used Frlgld1lre Refrlgerlton , 25.oo to sp.oo 1-P•Ir 1961 Frigidaire Automlltlc W11her & Dryer to match. Reidy to go. 150.00.forthe pair 1-Maytag Autom1tlc Washer (reldyl50.op 1-G.E. Gas Dryer (ready) .50.00 1-Hot Point l!lectrlc Range 39.00 1--Gas & Coli Combin1tlon Range 1p(J.OO 1-Eiec. & Colli Combln•th»rl Range 100.00 2-Used Warm Momlng Colli Heaters, Uke New 50.00 up 1-21" & 23" Zenith T.V. Sets 5,0.00 & up 1-27" Zenith T.V. Set, Cherry Cabinet • ?? 25.00 2-Used Uvlng Room Suites 4,-Used Breakfast Sits ~ 15.00 to 25.00 2-Nice Vanities 10,00to 25.00 1-Used Bed Spring & Mattress- 25.00 2 Us1d Fuel Oil Huten _ Give an offer motor, aatomatle trana., llaok-up llghta aad while tldtwan lirtl. All v.. EXPERIENCED $1595 ndlo, whitt lidewall tlreo, wheel disco, llDIId alua. llucltet . .ta. power DltVI IN TO LANDMARK lupor Sorvlll 11111011 Now 62 Olds _ Dynamic 88 Holiday Sed. llala• & white, mat.eblnQ all rinyl 1Dtepor1 V-8, ~po- onna 6 !lo .. radio, tinted willdsbleld, nev white lidawllla, m1 oleiJL one. ateerlng, GLO~N BE, PAW, VO'RE (;ODDER' N THE WT OP THI! 1965 MAYlAGSI Automatic W11hen & Dryers flomp"Me llenlcl Crttt 8ratllord Regullt Wane ad To Buy _liN CASEY DICK TRACY 9 2 II ltc ly PRED LASSWELL FURNITURE and RUG REMNANT SALEI . . ' -~ Wanted ' ,, Cash The Want.Ad Way Feb. 11, 11168 " . ' Sentinel, · -- .- .• • -, .... nooa• 11 • ..., --- By RALPH HEIMDAHL Ji.l QW , .!J?.UOri ' �\.1 AD INFORUTION ,_. , . .._ .::~= 1 '·Mln.y DNIMIM trll . 1951 AWS Chalmers tractor. .8-ModeJ, mowing and plow Pr'-""' 11..-.: ...WY J-7931. Z 10 used cbrome slicer, 7W' blade, •lS. press, $15. Sausage grinder, $10. Cllarles Ji'ick, Ph: 1er 985-3805. z 10 A. M. oANCILLAnoNs ~ COilReCTICINI WI• " Met,._ unHI f11t •· M. Ptr DM .. •.atr.1t1U CHECK THESE 110K" BmER USED CAR BUYS 1965 Ford hlcon Futur1 $2095 4 Dr. Sta. Wagon, 6500 miles, by local .OWIIOI', Uka new 700x14 Urea, spore Ure never used, dark aqua finish, P.B. ndlo, big 6 engine, d. traDI, ahowroom clean. · 1964 Olds "88" 4 Dr. $2149 Power aleerin& and brakea, auto. trana.; radio, beat. er, blue finisb, spot rlean, delun Interior. 1959 Rambler American CARRIER NEEDED PHONE WY 2-2156 -..:.....,--:-:---- - IFOR SALE: II. too pickup trucks, 1946 and 1955. See at Charles Lyons Gmge, Ma· odn, W. Va. I 13 In Memory $345 Statton Wagon. 8 cyL std. tranL, good tires, aound body, radio., heater. A real buy. 1963 Corv1ir Panel $1399 Local owner, good tires, fawn finish, heater, good RUTLAND traction. 1962 Chav. 1}1 Ton LW.B. Apply WY 2-2156 $1695 Like new 750x20 - 10 ply tires, cab A·l condition, ME:MORY of our loving son heater, heavy duty tprlnp, 292 cu. ln. 8 cyl engine. and brother, Pic. Char le THE Edward Miller, who died in ' TREAT rugs ·right, they'll be a DAILY SENnNEL 1958 Chav. 2 Ton $899 Luxemburg, Feberuary II, delight if cleaned with Blue 900x20 R. duals, V-8 englno, heavy duty aprlnp, 11' 1945. Lustre. Rent electric dump body and hoist. The month of February again pooer $1. Baker Furniture, I · Auto SilaS is here Middleport. Z I 6lc To usl the saddest of all the ~- i-"""'-~......====;; 1159 Lincoln Premier Z door. year. , Another Flnt ot Londmork All power oqulpped. E::~~~ For 1\ wa' oa the eleventh: lent. Sacrifice, $695.00. P day' i NEW & USED CARS AND TRUCKS New Haven, 88l-2ZZ3. That qur dear Chari eo passed : 9 away. · QASOUN£ ON DISPLAY with Coraa 1165 We're always thinking of you OPEN MS 9 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO blue. 4 speed, bucket To . bel brave we're 1ryi r.~. i 10.000 mil .. Dear God alone knows how Take over payments, we miss you. WI f.374fi. J I At the dawn of thi' new year. Mr. and Mrs. Edward MULT"-'To\GE o\DDITIYE MlO·:Sl Miller aDd family. sham-1'::::::::::::::::;:::::::=11 I POMEROY MOTOR CO. NEW! LANDMARK ,,,.z... z Harriet Beecher i!towe tbe sister ol llelll')' Wu d Beech•. Lake Loulae, Ill liLa Canadlu Rockies, il inlematiogaUy flmed f« ita ::s..:us ----- ------··- ... . onol ··-- - · NOTICE: Will buy fol H~Toot 1. Improves guollne mileage 2. Clean• carburetors 3. Prevents carburetor lcin1 4. Stopo fuel line freeoe·UP 5. Preventa tuit. corrosion skunk till llurch 15. 8 i I Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. JI AN=Tl=c"'='lil""Furn;:: --,tiU,...re -,- "sbeo !I ..,.... -· mtsQelta..... <:aD ar write· Mro. Howard Cedi. a W 14alll ·st.; Pomeroy. ' ' I 21 tlr 6. Cltano intake maniflldl 7. Cuts cylinder wear a. Eiminates rough ldllng 9. Proteds pooltlve crankcua ventilation 111tems. .,.., , _ • CaaiHI .L C. 8IWJIIOBD ....... OILio I I Me $259~ 64 Olde _ Jet Stu I Bani 'l'op Sport Coupe, V-8, UJIAI. trau., cotttng. WID buJ bides Monday. PhD Meier, WY 1-3510. t II 6401de_$199S 61 Old•-$1291- brakea, power F-80. Cutl111 Sp. Cpo. Blue & white with 111tc~ IDg all vinyl IDierior, bueket ...ta, motor, t Door H.T. v.. DAILY CROSSWORD ROOM furnished apnrtrneot. Phone WY 2-5435 212 South ; lth Avenue, Middleport, Ohio 2 2 tic _ ......... AOROSII 1.1ltate ot DOWN L ... Bath- buteiUd- billly FOUR ROOM FURNISHED apartment WY 2-5385. .......... - e. Flutter 18. Klnrty 12. IDc!lte I 21 tfc :::Nf:::CEI=LY:;-;furnls --;-;hod -;-~ 1 "'7bedroom apartmen~ 2. B&.klng Cihamber 3. A p 4.Lood a. Elllptkal Middleport, WY 2- 3174. I 14 tfc 1J.Indlcate 14.. Te.mple 16. Cereal I. Mountain •ympb I . Rloka • 8. Woo4- ....... 7.Put :Ez.daala- ..,,klng Uoo ........ ::~~· ~ lT.PJuraJ 18. Tolet-aUo .. Thill, lfllltle 20. W!..conll i I ' lB. Fin.. tallllllt 25. Offer 4 62 Olds _ 60 Olds _ s.... , ...... 2G. Run! 28. Sip tw a37. CJobo Yea Ym1cl< Je.Li•• 80. Loc•tlcee IIS.AIIIotanto U.Proao. . Super 88 Celebrity Sedan, power brakes, power v.a. t e e r l na. Hydnmatic lrana., Uko new white l ddo waD limb beautiful maroon meto le llDlah. A true eream puff. AS-IS SPECALS By HOWII SCHNEIDER BUT WHEN I GET R'ILED... I I JU$T UKE TO HAVE MY WAV, GASOLIN! ALLEY r::====::::-lfWai~~;;;t7.;;'1fi;;:-::;;;-::-:-.::;:~~ ~~~.-:r ,..,mr"-i THAT'S ALL! /0 ~ I :t-tl THE BORN LOSER . • 'lfs~l-- ~ ·..; l ' - - - - - - - ' ll:llo:liJL-.....,jli!.!; lllloll.l . ,-,:G By CHESTER GOUL~U '%-11 MERRILL BLOSSER ' ... GOOD FOOD IS OUR BUSINESS! llriDI 1M lamlls bere for lun, aood food, and pl.. '.i IIDI a-phore. Why DO! briDe the beat t1a1 hen 011 ValoiiUne'l Day! All food lo avallolm lor CotIf OUt llervlco. By RAEBURN VAN BUREN .•>flH 58 Ford 4 Door Sedan - - - - · j ~· -.. Jf1<( WMfN THf: TI\XI 1.J~ ENJOY SUNDAY DINNER AT WJO'"'!. . 111q1 ,......., BAILEY'S BESTAUB.u'f 211 I. Mlln Holoto lolloy trio ,....., Cellini Hospital News ~ i1m [);.; HZ V-8 motor. automattelranJmladon V-8 . mo~.auto. ArrORDI>JG ID --< THE POLicY!! - - -- - - ~ llt RUO'i By BRANNU !n•m $295 ·.' trans., new rubber ..' & PIINTING w.- HIGHEST QUAL~TY PROFESSIONAL WOI!!( U. Stopo ' 1649 l.iocoiD l!gts. · 2 bedroom ·U.llell fll hou,.. Beautiful Btrcll kitcnen .-. ~~ cabinetL Phone: WY U127. DAILY laYP!OQVO'D _ Bere'a ._ ta 1 4 tic Ali'I'DI.BAAliB IUOS lUNNY . . . Me 1o- TRAILER SPACES lor lo lo 0 II e r • 1o 1o o W rem in the VIllage oJ Mlddl• Oo• Lott<r - . . q - t<w llllllple A 1111 lllree L'l. X f<ll' 1111 two O'L 11<. lllnglo port CaU W\' 2-3341 or W\' 2·218t or WY 2-3600. ::::"::1 ~ lomlatJ'* of tao- .,. au lllnta. . 11 ae Uc .-«e •--Ia- :£1'..:::,. Jot....., - BRICK Duple< 3 bedroom. A Qlllt:<= q I" livmg room, diJJlni IGODl, kllT r H -' • • q v II o W B 'I' B B • v w chen, baaemeatud prage. IIYWliiB • • o A7W BTBD.li:WRB forced air 1• lurna<e. Bul- 1: 11 1 p ternut Av..... Call WY 2• W · - B ew I A .It 51.21. I f tfc PI JN IIIIIASRO'ORBOWTKA'l l..:=:::,a.J:t _.._.. ,..1 bath, moderD resldeaca. .., {UI'Jll<l!, PtiJit Lant, LbJcoiD 1 Jiellblt. WY WI'/&. I I lip ADMINI5TRAT!a.l OF OUR • ""4 Minemilte. Ohio, r'llOill "• . . _ - •• :a..u:M. I II lfelll. 'l'broolold c room IIIII <T'SA 51WK DRAFT FOI'I, A MILLION DOll ARI,FF<Ovl'THJ:. IT'S 'TO MAKEuP FOI>.THE LOSS OF L<'LAe.NER, • '· I' ;,. -1 a:::.':t -- ~ tie • KARR & VAN ZANDT TRAD..ER LOTI - tleo •• ege allll water. !'tall 38. c.- I'"" $1195 ~~======::=II V-8 mo!A>r, power equipment, lib new tl!'el 18 .::..11 ..:...::.bt_... :...:.._For.;.:_;__ ll 57 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan---- $395 z' 28. ""-c•· - 1!00 •=. _:.: ROOIII lll!'nlshed apartment · ""'" lor rent. Phon• WY 2-27'11. AI· 31. Preelous 16 I p.m. Phone WY ~74. :13. =k ._.. ltoWIOJ and Reed Hardware. K JIIVIQ II I tic 31. N.,_ ...,.... _ _ _ _ __:_:,_ Bro.... FirestODO J~ ptberjn. 18. FestiYal or Park ISIDII Approved! DOW white Jldewall dreoo. Looka inc! nJDI mJ load• 59 Mlrcvry Colony Parle Sta. Wagon _ $595 ... p -«..:o..J.. RU't:LAND, o. SH 2·•'211 AT NEW LOW PRICES BLAETTNAR'S :1<1. Buquot 27. Board & J>B)(1f! · ARNOLD GlAD 4 door. V-3, auto., power bnkos & lleerlnl, radio oeata. LI'L . RUTLAND FURNITURE Hard Top. Wllb v .. motor, autom• tie tnnsmlsslon. With power brak.. and tteerlna. Two ol tbeoe to ehooM. with all .... vinyl buotet tEL~ --- - II the litM 61 Mlrcury • $B95 balldour radiator to the ....Uell bea!B eore. 1!. In- 1Jp, - 64 Pontiac • $2295 $1795 THE9i ~e>... M<CI!AEC o"JGaa) ... GEORGE rou haw either • IICIIMr mate" it BROASTED . CHICKEN l'l'om the tugeot truck ar "21.· Stafr• Quoll ~IIT'Iri4"'1'";"-"1E'""''=;;~.,.,. JOR SALE : 5 rooms with lty nom. Water, gaa and electricity. $2,500. Welsb Town Hill. Pbulle WY Z-3311. fOUR ROOM furnished apart. 2.'1. ~!~ menl WY Hl58. 11 15 tic 24. H......,. 'ri!REEliUld four room furnishad aDd unfurnished apart· menta. WY ...5434. 12 6 tfc RADIATOR SERVICE ll.llmaUeot 1.1. .... llfDa!lllt 88, All g'omg at • S1111i!1g. lf or dl'!ler Gftll 100111 to to " ' if~ can. IODDOIIIJbUJ. Starflrt 2 dr. H.T. V-8, auto. trans. on noor, P.B .• P.S., pow. wlndOWI, llkt new wlslw tlreo, del. wheel di,.., radio, white 0100: I APOUlGIIE. C!WoiGE OF SUBJECT. Oil!; DO lOU RECOGNIZE At Reduced Prices 3-Automltlc Wa1hen 4-Automatl• Electric Dryen 2-Gn Dryen automatic, power 11..,.. 1111. radio and 4 MW white oldewaD dreoo. C.tallna 2 door ARV AN6EL.! Lota'of smlll pieces of Slnclr~~. Golcl'-1, ·cushion F.loor, to go for I dr1stlc low price> l~•rly American Sofa . . l,-t) 1-hclroom Ch1lr, W• 49.95 :..__ 32.00 1-Gold ~rly American 2-Pc. Uvlngloom Suite, trad.Jn · $1110 Only 2 Stm-o-lou~ger big Chain, Rag. 59.95 brand n.W, as they Ire 33.® e~. 1-T•ngerlne Str....O.Iounger, Reg. 79.,5 Price SB.OO ' 2-Pc. Black Wlct.Arm Nylon Uvlng Room Suite, Reg. 249.95 _Sale Price 168.00 3-Good Used Frlgld1lre Refrlgerlton , 25.oo to sp.oo 1-P•Ir 1961 Frigidaire Automlltlc W11her & Dryer to match. Reidy to go. 150.00.forthe pair 1-Maytag Autom1tlc Washer (reldyl50.op 1-G.E. Gas Dryer (ready) .50.00 1-Hot Point l!lectrlc Range 39.00 1--Gas & Coli Combin1tlon Range 1p(J.OO 1-Eiec. & Colli Combln•th»rl Range 100.00 2-Used Warm Momlng Colli Heaters, Uke New 50.00 up 1-21" & 23" Zenith T.V. Sets 5,0.00 & up 1-27" Zenith T.V. Set, Cherry Cabinet • ?? 25.00 2-Used Uvlng Room Suites 4,-Used Breakfast Sits ~ 15.00 to 25.00 2-Nice Vanities 10,00to 25.00 1-Used Bed Spring & Mattress- 25.00 2 Us1d Fuel Oil Huten _ Give an offer motor, aatomatle trana., llaok-up llghta aad while tldtwan lirtl. All v.. EXPERIENCED $1595 ndlo, whitt lidewall tlreo, wheel disco, llDIId alua. llucltet . .ta. power DltVI IN TO LANDMARK lupor Sorvlll 11111011 Now 62 Olds _ Dynamic 88 Holiday Sed. llala• & white, mat.eblnQ all rinyl 1Dtepor1 V-8, ~po- onna 6 !lo .. radio, tinted willdsbleld, nev white lidawllla, m1 oleiJL one. ateerlng, GLO~N BE, PAW, VO'RE (;ODDER' N THE WT OP THI! 1965 MAYlAGSI Automatic W11hen & Dryers flomp"Me llenlcl Crttt 8ratllord Regullt Wane ad To Buy _liN CASEY DICK TRACY 9 2 II ltc ly PRED LASSWELL FURNITURE and RUG REMNANT SALEI . . ' -~ Wanted ' ,, Cash The Want.Ad Way Feb. 11, 11168 " . ' Sentinel, · -- .- .• • -, .... nooa• 11 • ..., --- By RALPH HEIMDAHL Ji.l QW , .!J?.UOri ' �... I I, .j Heritage of America is Topic when ·.Ia= ~~~dl;ome,:; ; eo 8 not• w81 read from Mrs. Warner for Rowers. A wdeaa given on lbe contrlbu...., ma it. the club's aeven projects. M C F Tompkins presenf,. ed :-. pro8ram using 81 · her to Jc "Our A~r!can Her!· tJ;p ;, She spoke of the pioneer sp~~t a~d how the past Jnfluanc. P-'e of today es the present. ~.. are heirs ot the past and ;;• linked with the future. hi torys. Tompkins also save a ' ot Meigs county and brought . .. ~, ' ' "'" "" " out thai the hlghe5t populstio.n i< A o! Meigs county was 32,000 tn and that now It Is dowa tr 22.000. A discussion followed. f The hostess served a dessert 1 epor COUI'" to Mrs. Tompkins, Mrs. • LouiS Reibel , Mro. Smith, Mrs. Mr H.rry HoudashPit was B Neut•l'tng Mrs Warner, . T~urs· ! ?Ms en . Jed · Web· ster · ·Sr., and a ~~tn· IO Holzer ~spttal dw in the Rawlings . Coats guest Mrs. Jay Warner. amb~la~ce for a check-up. Mrs. I . . Holldashelt accompamed htm l to' lhe ho~pnal • Mrs. Hor;we McElhinny is I doing substitute teac hu tg m the Pom•roy schools. I elr . I Mr .""!1 Mro. David Darst Ml'8. Thomas Watkms a n d h I for the February h re wf."re os s baby son, Tommy, ave. - meeting of the Hearthstone . Ebe ba<h Oilier· Shakes. d fter JA'&re elub Wednes ay 111\1!11 at her Mulberry-av mei ..The meeting. In char~ 0 Mill. Dale m!th,. preSide Of>' ,l!l!ld with devoltons ~ Mrs. 1\.t»t . rl Warnerr Thwho rwea a ~: "So Swi t e ay • 0:ll!Q ,8 Th Day " Members an· ·~ ~ll ·all with a revolu· tluna- ~attl~. A thank you ., ~rt ! . Pomeroy polis w1th. thtir daughter · 1aw, Mr . ~ nd Mrs . ~n-m- At fh • Home - weeks here with hf'l" parents, . d M Wtlliam Slater. mg . . . · Mr. an . rs. I is An mspiratJon.ul readmg enMr. Watkins came for l ;titled "Prayer For Peace," famt·r r. was given by Mrs. All en . Mrs. ~wt·y Rit'hard~on. Mrs. I H ghP-s devotional leader. DurJacob Turnt'r and Mrs. BeHlah . u the' business session Mrs. ,~giu visited Wlth Mrs. c:r<Jet' 1 ~:io:on Bak.er ~ave the nower • I • fun 1 J:(Qil!e Wednesday. d. ed by Mrs. report . t aro oo Cute styles. Sizes 6 SilOS 34-36, 3IHO. Neat nor!l PJttems in pink, Cannon's 'Crystal Palace' blue Bath Towels, salo $1.59 Wash Clolhs, ulo Hand Towels, salo 99c Bath Mats, salo and yellow. trimmed M0 I hing Towels-In tho New Decarotar Colors Crystalc Palace is our most popu1ar c annon •Royal Famtly' T I Colors Empire Bronze, Dawn Pink, Fern Gr.een, owe . Yellow,• Celestine Blue, Bng . ht Red ' purpl e, Black• Firefly • 111d Serlior MYP groups ml _the county and eoch group 18 [ to provide talent tor the ~graqt. Refreshments will ' served by the host Fellowship. ~· Va/entme Party I df Is P anne or Ch 'ld H e I ren S Om ,of the evening. A dessert course carrying the valentine theme was served by the hostess "' those namI ed above and Mrs. D!lfl .1ullen, Mro. Dayton Strickland, Mrs. I Plans were made to hold. A Elza Gilmore Jr., Mrs. Ronald valentine party for the child· Browning, Mrs. Willard Boyer, q, ren of the Meigs County 1Mr•. Donald McKnight and Mrs. . Sunday evenmg when the [ Tom Grueser. Mrs. Hood . and Deaconesses . of Ib hostess for the next meet~·· ' First United Presbyterwn 1! Church met Tuesday evening. \ 10i· 1 Committees for the party ini dude Paul Haptonstall and Fred llg Dollar Day Savings , Lewis, progra m; Mrs. Paul 1Haptonstall and Mrs. Everett Bachner. dinner arrangement!. and Mrs. Edward Burkett , Mrs. -: ~-"Middleport. 0 . Fife, and. Miss Phyllis / FRIDAY _ RETURN JUNI~· decoratl?n•. than Meigs Chapter, D. A. . Other diScussed were will meet Friday afternoon al m at the home of Mrs. March offering for the One 2 II~~~:~;,,;Hour of Sharing and the . E~~rson Jones in Mi'didle!IOr,t. Po..-eroy, Ohio 11 i for the deacons and IM James Brewington · --------:. work to be taken r:\arn chairman. TONIGHT & SATURDAY ll ~;~~~ffi~L:;e n~;J. Reports ot outgo. . p JARY SHRINE, "DIE, DIE, MY DARLING'" I~ ing were also recetv· Shrine of .lerusalem will meo,tll "APACHE GOLD'" Tullah Bankhead ed . at the IOOF hall Friday at ~..;....:0===-----,11 . SH0 p .C!AJURDAY 9 til 9 P.M. j I 1HE SHOE Box ' MEIGS THEATRE 1 !Techntcolor\ . Lex Barker SUNDAY. MONDAY tnd TUESDAY FEB. 13·14-15 HMARRIAGE ON THE ROCKS'" (Technlcolor) "t;:"""n.l Sinatra, Dean Martin AIM Cutoons 1 HULL INJURED p. m. There will be a CHICAGO (UP II -OIIeago's ' elephant sale. . SATURDAYAF1rERINOU'N I Bobby Hull. who leads Jhe it Circle of Heath Me~~:~~~· ~ Nattonal Hockey League m Church will meet at the I scnring. may mJss th. e Saturday afternoon at I . m. . Hawk.Monlreal Can•dten to prepare the valenline bo""ll Saturday because of an of cookies and candy fer hand;t \ra~s dJsdosed the ins, their annual project. Mem· bers are asked to bring c~~!~ or candy to the church. A having cookies to be may call Mrs Walter Hayes Mr5. Nan Moore. MONDAY - DAUGJITERS of Ruth Class of The United Methodist Church will meet at 2 p. m. at the home of Miss NeUe Bing. A Stanley party will follow the meeting. ANNUAL FOUNDERS . will be held when 1Pomeroy Elemen!Bry meets Monday at 7:30 l'llsl Presidents will be Hosteases will be the ec1~11_~ commlltee. BETHEL NO. 62 of the ternational Order of Daughtera meets m. at Pomeroy ro en. I 181S-1861 .• .alllaft who by his feat band simple wtue has !Je!n aguiding example of ; ex;ellence t~ millions of ~merlcans tor over 011~ II • ROBES Wonderful Values. Now is a good time youT season's supply, SLIPS HALF SLIPS PANTIES WALTZ LENGTH GOWNS FULL GOWNS ENSEMBLES BED JACKETS BABY DOLL PAJAMAS fULL LENGTH PAJAMAS Dainty ftoral pattemo, ribbon trimmed. Sizea 4, 8. 10. IZ. WHILI THEY LAST w be selecting Snowden Has New Mine lob $2.95 $1.95 590 $1 .95 $2.95 $1.95 $2.95 $5·95 $3.95 $3.00 $3.95 NIGHT GOWNS $3.95 $8.9S $2.95 $3.95 $2·95 53·95 $3-95 $5.95 1 Womens Hand Bags While They Last At These Sale Prices warm, easy to launder cuddle trique. Slz"'-o18 to t2. Rerular length .awn• and waltz IenJtb JDWDL WHILE THEY LAST ~~·.: $2.95 HAND BAGS $1.95 HAND BAGS r---~-----:--------~ Introducing Cannan's New Maiaccan Striped • Federal.Grant may be Used . To ·Employ Direttor, Staff .- Sizes 2 to 7 In regular alzes and sUms. Wheat, light . blue and denim blue. Just Unpacked! Another Shipment SIMMONS HIDE·A·BEDS and Simmons SOFA BEDS On Sale On The !rd Floor Come up to the 3rd floor and select a Uvlnl Room Suite - an Easy Chalr - a Bedroom Suite - :&!attress - Box Spring - Dinette Set. $3.00 OUTSTANDING SALESMAN - Harlan Davis (center) of Wadsworth, 0, was presented the second annual "Silo ver Stetaon Award" as the leading salesman of the year for Bob Evans Farms during a sales meeting recently. 'fhl miniature Stetaon halls mounted on a plaque, and was pre&ented by Larry Carroll (left) director of sales, while Boll Evans, pre~dent, looks on. Bob Evans Farms, the nation'a leading producer of old-fashioned country aausage, bu farms located at Rio Grande, Xenia and Hillsdale. Mich. They Are All At S1l1 Price• Now On The 3td Floor • Sunbeam, Manning Bowman and G.E. Quality Hits N· V Regulars ELECTRIC HEATERS Cone type and radiant heat. $ 8.95 HEATERS - - - SALE $ 6.00 $14.95 HEATERS $29.95 HEATERS SALE $10.00 SALE $20.«¥1 Stlllnt- Our - LontWMrllll $7.95 HAND BAGS - - - - - - - $4·00 $5.95 HAND BAGS $3-50 $4.95 HAND BAGS $3·00 $3.95 HAND .BAGS $2·50 ar ., .I WRANGLERS FOR THE LITTLE BOYS w......., Cuddle Trl<!uo 69" I the mens and boys department on the 1st fioor. $3.95 $2.95 Pomv ·'·Middleport 18. Husky sizes and-sllma. Select your needs now In Ll-rlt Dopl. 111 n- Matching Bath Towels - Hand Towels Wash Cloths RIBBIDTOP ''Kaiser'' Quilted Foil CREW SOCKS PURE ALUMINUM FOR BOYS All sizes. White. wllh multi colored striped IA>p. 3 ';:~n $]-00 12"x25' HOUSJ!:HOLD FOIL 14"x20' BROILING FOIL. ltc 49t 7'!x20' CAP 'N WRAP FOIL 1ft 18"x25' HEAVY DUTY FOIL l9e COOK 'N SERVE FOIL PLATIS, 4 l11 pkt. - l4e AND 0~~~~~~ ol Meig• Temple ~,,,_ters in Middleport I' iFeb. 14 In the social room This btnk wlll lransad no busfnon Lincoln's Birthday, Fob. 12 POMEROY · NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs Countv tor ooer 94 u<afl -A RUTlAND Reaene ~~·~m Memllft federal Deposit 1111uranee Col pontiOD lntrocludng Bath Towels _ $1 ..00 Wash Cloths Hand Towels 59c 29c Cling Tile Furniture Throw Covers Poly foam back. Non skid, non slip. green, gold, red, rose, beige and blue. No lroDlng. Machine . washable. Br~n, 72 BY 72 INCHES - - - - - - - $4.95 72 BY 90 INCHES $5.95 72 BY 108 INCHES $6.95 72 BY 126 INCHES $7.95 Clothes Hampers Loom woven fibre and vinyl coyered. Solid eolora and Early American l!tylea. Seat add upr18]1t llyles. $7.95 HAMPERS $8.95 HAMPERS $10.95 HAMPERS $11.95 HAMPERS $12.95 HAMPERS SALE $5.00 . SALE $6.00 ' SALE $7.00 SA(E $8.00 SALE ty0 ' tl!e Columbus and I Electric Company. luck dinner at 8:30 p. m, ' DISABLED AMERICAN ERANS and the AuxUJary meet tn regular sessions 7:30 p. m. Fellowing the lngs, there will be a valentine aets - aeat cover, eonti>ur ma_t~ ~~nt: party and members are w ' '3Jarpiece mat. Plnf<, blue, gree~, browa, .,..,.., urJuo • bring valentines. pumpkin, tangerine, lilac, champape aDd ·W te. W.S.C.S. of HEATH METHQ. THIS WEEK I~D $3.1J DIST church meets at the ON IALI POll church Mrs. Edward will be prugram chalrm1111 Mrs. Orin Smith the deV•~_onal chairman. Hostesses are Earl Knisht, Mrs. M. C. 11011, Mila !leas Sanborn Mra. Wayne Gibbons. RIVERVIEW PTA WILL meel [ SALE! OUR $5.95 •4Tfl MAT 511$ llo and to ICIUI' this pA. . . . . _ •u••• hod ••"' stld s1 "Serene" I f t 88 Beauti-fluff finish. Super absorbent. Co or asBtiKhl ne • Guaranteed pucker free. Wide stripe. Colors: Red -Blue- Tao - Maize - Pink. I Wed- Member Fe~eral papel'fd , ·~ \ . For Men and eoys COTTON PHIL MAID LINGERIE and SLEEPWEAR ' .· ;f~ .. I wasn POMEROY ' JEANS Glrlo f$.95 Qulllod Just In I Tho Spring Line of :SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 131 1966. '' $] 00 49c ! SOCIAL CAI£NDAR tailored luot 60 To Stli Whllo Thoy Lt1t I The rally wil l be for. Jum~r and Lace •tyles. $2.59 .. Now select your correct me. Mens ·~• 29 to sa waist In your correct length. Boya regular sizes 4 to GOWNS Anolher Big Shipmont-S.ve This Week-End I · Wrangler Blue Denim $1.00 TWENTY PAGES ,8 OLaunC es walla. Acoustic celllnill. WilldQ.W 1 lhadet. .w 12. FLANNELETTE · Mr and Mrs. Edison Baker den · h 1 · I wne in charge of the progra111 Plan3 were made for , e 'Mff' Rnllv Pltmll~tl and directed a series of games ways and means com~tlt~ . I I I A alad course Iw meel Wednesday even ng a Slmtln.v A/tt'rmmn. . and con!;~ the\osts during , the home of Mrs. Edward Wells. There will be ll Mrt~s Cou~- ~ was se~v · Y . ere ' The traveling prize donated by ty Methodist Youth Fellowshtp , lhP soc~aiMhourHAt~~~dl~r wand Mrs. Raymond Baity 'I' as award.- I ~Rally Su nd ay arternuot t~l. 31Mr. an rs. ug ' ·Mrs !· a: to Mrs. Osborne. Mrs. Don.p. m. at Ht•ath MethodiSt Mrs. Paul Smart. ~r. and M r:' aid Collins and Mrs. Osborne Church In Middleport A meet-1 D ~ w~ ~~har:. ';;';ker Mr i each received birthday gifts ing for l'OUns~lors will b~ hield and 1\1 r~. Willi~~ AnthonY and :from their secret pals. 'f he I at 2 p. m. preredmg t 1 1' an .r H d ' group worked on their EasttT . Mr :\o!tlton oo . . . 4ounty meetmg. . · I project durmg the ·onoainder " OMAR · For painted walla - Check• and Dora! pat. terns. J'!ll M garmenlll to sell. WHILI. THIY LAST N0.2 ' . Tht n011-crumblv trip•· FLANNIEm PAJAMAS .·. 1 Women• P v"'-· 1 Girls an M Louis Osborne was rs. h th Sew Rt'te Sew hostess w en Wed e •day • . mg club met nes A h t ing at Uleir cl.ub room. s or bt~:siness seSSHIOn ldw~ ~on::: i 1 Rest Made wtth run 81111'<1 we and top. Sizes 9 to 11. Charcoal, Southwtnd, and Sea Shell. r w ~ted T• TM Gnrator M;;w. 9h'-' Vtlllt~ WALL CLEANER 89c ,.,, Pete !1 M 0b fS. S Orne Is Hostess to Sewing • Cl ub i;~nd "CLEAN ' . ....- •• ,. MESH NYLONS ---- tW'ned to thetr h.ume m !·~u~j l Class of the Middleport F'irst o~~ after spendtng ~t' er Baptist Churrh Tuesday even- Hvsell 111 the Stewart SIAMLIII Ntbert and f•m.liy. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W!ldermuth visited recenUy at ingport with his mother, Nell Tracy. Darsts Hosf BaptiSt Class ' ' Good Mornint ,Juat-~1\W;~ Shipment Of Kllllu~ Mrs. Raymond Pullins Jr.. son, Robert, of Thurstun! Mrs. Alva Hite of Baltunore VIsited Mr. and Mrs. Rollm Bearhs Wednesday. nd M Gerald WilderMr. a t :;.; sd in Galli· muth spen . e ay d Around And '· 11880 , About ; M"ddl I . MJss Polly Karr retumed Columbus Thuraday after spend· illg aeveral daya with her er, Mrs. (barle• R. Karr, Sr., I end with Mr. Karr at Veterans Memorial Hospital. · · Mrs Vincent Dabo and Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr. were Monday business visitors Jo Gallipolis. iff ' Make Elberfelds·In P~ .Your ShopPiitg Cent~f Mainly About p pi In . Pomeroy Shakespeare Club meets ' BED No Immediate PILLOWS FD!ed wtth Porlrel ' polyester ftJerfUI. Lui· urloua as dawn and eoatJ leu. Machine wasbea, machine dries and relablll 1111 abape, toft and eom· ton. won't mat, ' 'WOn't lump. Cord Wolt lotm Ill around, MCh ......· Flood Threat . ~10 .. &11FIYPAN .· J -;~~~·;·~~~~~~;•~tlll6 lilt . ......... Jdot,... ...... .... . 'I r., ... A $5.95 -. '' .... ., • • • L I J""'J--- :a lf/r, ' " atA •·- -·· ~"' :t" HII&Illlliitli ·U VALENTINE'S DAY CANDY NYLON SPATULA - - - - - C9c SPOON 1nd SPATULA 98c Clloooe :vour favorite ValenUne'a Day CandJ from tblt ielecUnn Gl Fannr Farmer Heart Boxed CandJ, Scbraftt't, Braeb's. Give eamll' and ., "''rr1ht 'a lladc" \ I b llJN ~~·------~----~---------- ~~~.~~- / ' ' iy ,, .· . . )'IIU'll he DID Cupid. ~ :• 2\!i Quarto n•niNG. 1EA KITTLES ·,.. ,. ," ..i'--~· . . ' stallllesa oteel wllb IOIIt eopper bottom. Puah butloll ajyle. ·' ~- '- . '2.99 Be Thrifty ••• Save All of Y()ur.~laSIIp$ February 14, Ill 7;311 IMunday, A skit will he presented by Seen in Area . ' ,' . ! ' ', " , 'I ',., I.~., ' ,_ .• ' ·, ' i h ' ;,, ;-.. . ""' � 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 02. 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