https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b871dad2df581d2903098cf39540f705.pdf 88970a8bcfb945af39d39a04ae1c73ee PDF Text Text !'! • 'I I - . lo-D~ sentinel, Pomeroy·Mld4ltport, o., '"· u, Lewis Manley Post Auxiliary Holds Americanism Program at Church 18811 • Bride-Elect LS Given Shower Miss Martha Fowler, bride elect of Ariand King, was honored. with a miscellaneous pre· nuptial shower Tuesday even· ~ng a~ the First Baptist Church m ~llddlepvrt The event was sponsorPd by the nursery class mothers of lhe rhurrh wher::' Miss Fowler is acliv~ in the church school. " Mrs. Wilson Carr, Eighth Remarks were made by Mr. District president, w~ gue•t Williams and M.,, Albert IJI08)<er for the Americanism Roush, district re!labllltation pfOIII'am of the Ladl'" AIUII· chairman, after l!hleb the lary of Lewia Manley AmerJ. gram closed with the sln)tlng can Legion Post l6ll Tuesday Iof America and pra~ by evening at the MI. Moriah Bap- 1Winston. Usl church, with Mrs. Can1p-l 'dJ • to bell Harper, Americanism chair- , '11le group a ou~r:nfr•., ·• ,ilJII1mts The crystal punch bowl an man• in charge 1 social room for re pink undies tn crystol holdm Group singing. of the Nation· Iof cookiea, punch, coffee, nuts completed the table setting. al Anthem with Mrs. Harper j and mints which we~ Mrs. Donald Boone was in at piano opened the prl)gl'mn , from a table with wh1te cover charge of the games and priz. OOllowed by the fnv~::.t!on bY ·~nd ~te.red with a . dl es were awarded to Beula/i Mrs. Will WinstOn. chaplain. i m patrmtlc colors Wltb t.he Wh ite , Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner, Mrs. Carr and Ben Wil!iams, rpl!:'i..lge to flag and a descnpMrs. Frank Chcesebrew, and Eighth DistriCt oomrnonder rtJon of the flag. Mrs. Edward Barbara Murray. The honered of the American Legion were i Smith preslded at tbe coffee guest was assisted by her mo- l escorted to the rostrum by Mrs. Iservice and Mrs. Hcuper at A pink and gr~en c _o l• r Lher, Mrs. Tony ~owler ~m Sherman Butler, sgl-at-arms.l the punch bowl. scheme _was ca m~ out m ~he Mrs. _Don Becker m openmg Mrs. Carr in hfr talk said 1 Guesst were Mrs. carr decorat10~ and !abl e appotn t· the g~fts. . all must believe in the pledge Mr. Williams of Atl 1 ~r.c;; ments. GiftS were placed on a Durmg the social hour the f IJga"k k .1 and Ro h Mrs Don Roach table covered with u green lin· pink decorated cake and lime teo ah •• 1t nceh.. ld oow Sli t I u,s 'Mourn.lnoo· Mr·"'· ~·~' oiv.•:~rd II .h · k ed . h . ac 11 o c 1 ren. 1e s ress-10 a e 1 en cIoth w1t pm streamers punc 1 were serv Wit mmts ed A rl · · th h s and Mrs. Oali:••..~;::~ll extending from the r r iling til and l~fee. Mrs. Charles Sear. h mh e candlsrn ID ~t omed,l dpenfceFreen y »-nnett ,. · 1 ·dd tb hbol e urces an commum v an l yo e·.p<~:; the table. 1\ hlte weddmg bells es preSI e at e punc w. dis 1 th A · M Ed rd s ·th of Colum·ll 1 and an umbrella replica wf'rf' Attending were the bride . always to Pay. e men· rs. wa · ~ Baul!>gardused over the tab le. · elect, Miss Fowler; her moth- an flag on patr1otl(; days. _She bus and Mrs. Irvmg .. The refreshment s table was er, Mrs. Tnny Fowler: Mrs. closed with the ~encan n~ and Mrs. Fred Williams rovered with a white linen Lawrence Bing. Mrs. 09n Be(•k- Creed. Mi~dle~~l~------rutwork C"loth and cPntered wi th er, Mrs. Cora PulJen, Mrs. - -- - I New Class Officers ore Elected by Loyal Ber·eans ol Ml"ddleport an arrangement of pink ilad· Nora Hamilton, Mrs. H»rold lotus. A miniat ure bride and Ch<!sc, Mrs. George Baker, groom were plat'<'!! in front of Mrs Sherman Buskirk, Mrs. a ];J rgfl engagement rmg repl1 -f Geral d Anthony , Mrs. John New officer! were elected with Mrs. Walter Bunce f.he C<l of go ld met.altic and glitter. Kauff. Mrs. Frank C hee sebre~·, and installed when the Loyal winner. - - --- -· ---I Mrs. W1U1s Anlhon.v, Mrs. L1l·l Ber~an Class of the Church of During the social hou~ 1ian McGhee, Ml's. Eliz~~th Chris! in Middleport mrt Tucs- 1freshments carrying out Headquarters For Slaven, Mrs. Beulah Wh1te, day evening at the church. 1Washi ngton's birthday theme 1Mrs. Pearl Hoff man. Mrs.. Ja- £lectt>d were Mrs. Edgar AI- · 1t-ere served M 12 members. cob ~rncr, Mrs. John Settles, \ensworth, president; M r 1. IA miniature cherry tree 1 ~rs. Charles Bennett. Mrs_ James Hawley, vice president: used on the refreshment table. 1 i Clydec Wmebrenn er. Mrs. F'red George Meinhart, 2nd vice; Hostesses were Mrs. Hoffma,n, Mrs. John Fulh:, Mrs. George Meinhart, secre- worlh, Mrs. McKinley and Mrs. Mrs. th Charles Edwards · ass1·stant 1I Mem · har t. ·II. w·t M ' D Mrs l.d. tary; Mrs. Eula RJce• : \enne 1 cox. · ---8 n " Ch 1 rs. S ona1 ~ecretary ; Mrs. George Chtlds, , uo c, .v,rs. ar t'S . eares dE R' . . Mrs. Manning Kines. Mrs. Paul t~easurer ; an ula tee, mtsI Smart. Mrs. Davi d Oa rs!, Jr., Slonary chr_. I Middleport, 0 . i Mrs. Richard Owrn M M"J. The meetmg was ()penrd by f : ton Hood. Chil dren' Dick Wi ley, out;;oi_ng president, S On 1 MISS AMERICA 1 LOAFERS I THE SHOE BOX ~::::iii:=======:;· r a;t~ndi~g I were Barbara and Joe Anth- Junl'or G.roup IM M d ee Oy a n d I In Parsonage fo~low.d by devnUons . 0.1 uny, Nancy Bus!: irk, .Jeanne : h}m~s, a pray~r oy MI S. E .. 1 and David Boone, and Trina, r McKmley , ~criplure rea~mg The Junior Mlssionary So· ~ and Ven ita Gibbs. by Mrs. Memhart, two readmgs I ciety of the Laurel Clitf Free TONIGHT , _ _ by Mrs. Allensworth and clos- Methodist church met Moodoy NOT OPEN lng with a meditation, ''Thl! I evening in the recreation room ANNOUNCE REVIV.~L Know." by Mrs. McKinley. of tbe parsonage with Mrs. FRIDAY end SATURDAY Rf:'vlval sef\l ~tes begm Feb. The sirk report Included Mar- James Gilmore ~ charge. Feb. 25-26 : ~at 7:30 p.m. a ~ the Laurel vin Kell}'. Waltf'r Bur " the [ F'!\rfY DUKF. as U!ff Fre_ e Mf'thodist Church Rev. Don Hieks, Mr. and Mr3. Group singing opened the " 81 L.LI E" 1 tTrrhnirolor) i and f'ontmue t~rougb March 6. F.lmer Wehrung. Plans were ! meeting, followed with the P:~tty Duke. .Jim Bark us. lanl:' Greer. Warrr n Bt•r! in· · Rf'~. Dan Neville of Hubburd. l made to serve the Bloodmobile pledge to the Bible and prayer OhJo is evangel ist. This wilt be Feb. 28 with Mrs. Geurge by Mrs. Eugene GiU. For grr, Bt lly DeWolf!'. r::rrceded by a singspiration on 1 Childs· chairman j ture reading~ hearts with ''THE DAY 0~ THE TRIF FIOS " i Sund ay afternoo n of Feb. 27 at The birthday ~ng was sung , es of scripture inscribed and ( TPrhniro lor) 1 ~ p_. m.. 1'he church extrnds an for Mrs. Allensworth and Mrs. l cut~ in half were. matched and Howard KrPI. !\ irole J\faur· mvu auon to al l. McKinley. The meeting was read from the Bible. ey, 1\il'ron ~luorf'. 1 I closed wit_h the- ..benediction. A Mrs. Gilmore presented a MEIGS THEATRE ! I , I I 1 · I 1 1 I · SUN .. MON .. TUES. HAVE GUEiiTS game enlitled, Are We Soft· chapter from the . study book. Guests or Mr. and Mrs. Hom-! Soaping G~d?", was ~ er Hollev the asl k d 'THE HALLELUJAH TRAIL' • · P wee en · {Tf'ehnirolor) ' ~ere . Mr. and M rs. William OUr On I Burt L anrtl.~IN. LPe Rem ick, yfn ed of Gal hpohs and Char1 ri m Hutton, Po.meln Tiffin. F&b. 27-28, Mar . 1 John Sturge1' lF Bria n Kei th, Dona ld !'leas· ~nre . Colorcnloon played Fo':l' Sons of Chin~.. a_fler ' ~h1ch llie group pracUced Stng· C d'dOfeS Are InlfiOfe •• d les F. Thoma, son Garry ol CI mb d M H o u rud fus p . an " · · B. I By Grange 2609 ,C o omeroy. 1 --·-·----·- YOUR CHOICE ONLY Initiation wos held for four : candidates when Chester ; Grange No. 2608 met Tuesday evening. Harry ·Holter, w1rthy master, presided and opened the m.,ti ng in ritualistic form . Two appeals for aid were answered. A contribution was made to Boys Villag e. A cernmunication was read by the worthy master concerning a membership drive for a centennial. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turner and Mr. and M r s. Ge<.~rge Frederick were initiat- rng two songs During the ;ecreation ))l'riod, eda tootsie 11 I .th thro _game wbas Dp aywl e pnze won y ean Pullins, and Martha Baker · 1 · 1 k the prize or havmg the uc Y balloon. The group sang Happy Birthday lO Mn:1. Gilmore and a guest, Harry Clark. Ice. cream cones were serv~d to D~ana and_ Barbara Lew1s, Martha and ~mda_ Baker, B.r~· d~ and De~lS Gilmore, V1ck1, R1cky, Sherr! and Terry Clark, Barbara and Keith Kl~n, Karolyn Soulsby, Greg EbhR, NaDcy, Dar_la, Kathy Su~ and Delures G1ll, Dean Pullins, Becky Wright, Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs. Ernest Powell• Mrs. GiJI and Mrs. Harry Clark. ed. At the close of the meeting quarterly birthdays were ob- oerved with potluck ..... .. _ .·, ' The Mrs. Louise Vanmeter and Vic· kl, of Portland: Mr. and Mra. Ted Bailey, Dry Ridge, Ky ., and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Thiess, LOOi, Ohio. Man MR. DOUGLAS LANG OF THE PRINTZESS CO. 'tllf'I DIUIIM[R - D •~li nc l lvt 1ttlln1 pl us ruU~ d l'jJtfr· p!(l(lf' , thOX~ ·ffli ! l l rrt 1011· 111~~~:tlon tn~~ITliRt P retltron-rrwr l e ~ \ 12.1~ Mr. Douglu Lang of the Printzess Company will PIIINC U S - Clmk: cltS I I~ ~I u s lfle t ltmllll Of l hati.·ttSiitlnl ~n,lrllC• I•On Pr tc i~I OII jl ,..ltG be on our second floor Friday and Soturday. Come CARAv"E:L.LE ' I 8 means value ... it's the low-cost quality watch! of refresh· Mr. and Mrs. Otio Bailey were ment!l. A decorated blrthday ca ke wa s also served honoring members having birthday ~ i1 October, ~uvember and December. . GUESTS COME Saturday dinner guests in and see the complete Printzess line of Coats and Suits for the new season. Mr. Lang ill weU known here as be has been selling and fitting and advlsinll 1 in and select CARAVELLE' <J1v1mn of 'WP~ tfl ~ . CTJ I'!n~ anti g g ,.n •11 lmo" eoat or Suit on the second Cloor Friday the 25th and S.turdoy tht 26th from BULOVA ELBERFELD$ MAIN FLOOR IS HEADQUARTERS FOR CANNON AND FIELDCREST TOWELS ANIUHEm SALEI KODAK 47.50 lnstamatiC 304 Camera Outfits --------WOMEN'S NYLON SLIPS . SALEI . ~35.95 Smooth fitting nylon EYerythi~g JOU need fo~ allps in sizes 30 lo 44. daylllht and flub pleturet. ln~tamatlc 304 camera wJth electrte eye exposure control 1 White, red and pink. wnst stra~, Kodapak film cartridge, 1 fi1Jbcube 2 AAA size battenes and Instruction boot. ' Choice of ,.verll '-----------------,-_J styles. Save Friday and Saturday. 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"ft:: :: "' ~ ~~E . .~. =- o-~ -----------------------~--------~------------------------------------------------~" ' -------~ FRIDAY, FI!!BRUARY 25, 1966 POMERoYoM!~ EJIOR'f, .OHIO NO. 259 -- et's Finish V-M BusinesS r;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;lfJ;--;;F;-.--;d;---:M;;--~D:-:;:-L-11-1;-----:-r-===r Advises 5,500 OU Students ~-. • 1 ury m s rs. e ega nnocent .;:..6::'7,; Hearings Had Good Points 1 POINT PLEASANT - A• ol~ the heels ol the Masoo County lour w i - lor the stall!, aD Legal, who took lbe stud In male white jury Thursday need- Grand Jury IBvestigatioo of Lakin emp10yes and aU wh1Je Iter own behalf, testlfyil8 that ed )eSI than an hour to relurl Lakin State Hospital which stat.. women. testified that ... tho abe Wll lltll drinklJtl uti did Ia a verdict o1 Innocence Ia the ed the hospital was filthy, fnl· IJiven day of September 21, 1101 drink while on duty, sublltelr llantiaq the testimony of oil> trial of West Virglala VJ. Vir· moral acts were wmmiUed 11165, Mrs. DeLqal Ia f11n1a DeLegal, a negro, eharg. there, and mismaJiaRem,.l was opinion wa• at work iJ: Ill il- w defeme wilaesse1. ed with bsJn& drunk on duty at present. Al,o, because Mrs. IJe. toxlealed condltloD. M.,, OeJ.e. Lakia Slate Hospital. Legal Is a negri, her attorney, pi was emploJed for II year! 011 the jury were Jameo •· The trial started Thursday Paul Kautmaa, Chafle~'''"• il•s at LakiR Stale llolpilll where Daulherly, William D. Cossin, WAIHINGTON PRESI· morning with !he prosecution entered mot;ollJ to have !he iJt. she was Medical Recor8 IJ. FOIUife I.Aicbfield, Gay Herddelll Johnson's Viet Nam pol· sending four witnesses, the cJe. dictmenl quashed deolorilf! di,.. brarian. man, Edward Bumgarner, L, Icy h81 posed its first con- fense 10, to testify. criminatkio In thai aegroes dld Following !be .... rot!ell, M. Johnson George W. Burdette g-tonal test of the year with The case bad received alate- not servo on the grand or petit testimony of 10 tlefeDSI witaeso- Ralph Dorsi, Daniel f . Tomlinfiy~ colors, bul there was no wide publlelty due to the fact jury In this ease. es was beard and appearfal 11 IOD, Edward Perry, Giea 0. lndiciiiOD loday of any slact-tb :..~at:.the ~_lnd..::.:ic;:lme::;:;nl:...:.:fo..:.llo:...w:...ed~on~~Dur~lng~..:.tb..:.e_mo ~r-ni_ng~:.:":..":..lo:..•~th;e;;;;;;las~t;;wl~tn~e;SI;;WII~~Mrs~.~IJe.~~Hoii~IJid~:..ond=-::Ed~w~l~D:..J:..ewe~ll:...._ enilll io the debate over tlle • ..IORLD AI.mi·ng ·~!~i~:v.::~· Three Eagle Players are o Allevi·ate ·:~£::~~· Injured unempIoymen1 -. . . , ". :.!;:~..=.~=!State voted approval 350 to 27 of the ' President's request for $416 million Ill fiiiPPlemelllal ...... ::;f:~d:.:v::~a!i' ' 111 ...., .,.. a1 bolla, .,. ....,r It . - o meellq Friuy, Mardt 4, al tile Rotlui Eieme!llley IYJIIDaolum call· ed It review t1oe -peels o1 oblaiDIJI1 anllllD<e ta - · lniiiDII ~ eouedloy Let«<. 111 Creel! Olld flllribaltrleo. OoBf. Walter H. MGeller, IIIII dlltrlet repre,.atatlve, 111 1<hedal.. to at t1to llllioa aad dlo- the pout. bllllleo of obtaillillt lederal ald. Queollooo oa Medlcore will also be onswered. II waa -r olneeed ltlal the oeuloa will o m-,. aot be pollllcal Tbe public: lo illvtte.r. ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) ~ Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor beo Ueves !he recent Senate Foreign Relations Comm!lt.e hearings on Viet Nam served a good purpose but If II time for the country "to roll up its sleeves and ·1111 with the unfinished business in South Viet Nam.' He said the hearings, conducted by Sen. J. Willlltil Fulbright, D·Ark., produced Utile the senators had' aot heard before and probably would not chango tbe mi&lt of any members of the oommittee. But, he said, they gave the public a chance to stu4t . the alternatives to the John· · son administration program. vised aews <Onfereace. Asked bow thio The special consuilaRI to should "roll up Its President Johnson and former Taylor said Americans cc111t1 ambassador to South Viet Nam put dow• their anu-US. poliCJ: reviewed lhe Viet Nam situa- banners, make persoaal eoa~ lion In detail for Ohio Uoiver- butions, pay their luel uti • sity otudents Thursday night, whatever they oould lo pre.... fel ,,;;11,1 answered their questions, then foreign countriel from thiJIIdJt held a ll).minute locally tete. (Umllnued On Plf!l Six) purl loday, brfi...Dhll tbo oudook lor the ftiiiGt ollempl .. lfod .. _ .......... Blood is in Short Supply tick· tT ~- pia--~ h''nlree Easter• Hi&~ School ••""'GTONA BRO'n •~,.__WI ...,...., ~ 1 t the IIUool baskelbaD player• were iDjured W aampllng ot congmsional mail mont •1 • ·llal- Thursday night in 1 bead • on Blood has many uses. ORe II [need, the buseo and polict cora uospeetaeular rwt of lho mil Indicates that· televiled testi· ora lB nJCket uti !Ia .Qollo collision 011 u. s. 50 about 2.7 1o mainlam life 1lself. race to deliver the needed needs of Meigs Cowlty people Ito 1111 b~-~~~ lite mu.. west of State Roull 7, mony by adminlslratioD offiThe ~cients didn'tluiow this, llfUanUties. . tilt two Meigs Collllly hoopltall, cials may have slowed but II ...-ra aear AtheM. for their CUI'Mii was to rt- Me>gs County needs Ill uo118 ia the Gollia Couaty bos....... predicted ileaY)' eloada - " ' f1 ..did not ball the beavy Dow of remola over lila copa o& Most oertousiJ In]~ was roove some o I. But we know ' of blood at the Bloodroobile on Iand at Parkersb11I11. crit~lsin of Presidenl Jolullaaaelt lime. though ~· 1010etimes act as IMonday, February 28, 11 11001 Donors are urgently Jleeded. 11 year-old Roger llamell, 1 11011, Viet Nam policiOI. lreahmaD wbo ouffwed 1 wm- if we didn I. to 6 p. m. to taka oart of the Come! l!.a8l weeil'a testimOny of S.C. pound okuU fracture ud ts.. !.ln. Mary Hamm, blood chair· retary ol Stale Dean Rusk and eraHona of lbe rf&bl olde of the maD of the Meigs County Cbapt.. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor ap. bead Barnell .... rushed to a .... American Red CroS!, who parently pneraled no av.. COLUMBUS (UP!) - The ten Oh10 eountleo with ' • hos ital wh be lwpeo to interest a large num011 · b lllnche ol new ldminislralion the largest number of unemployed are the ObjeCt of a um Illrted I PI lr ~~ ber of Mel8•· Masoa folks illeupporl nor any greater in- concerted effort by the state to alleviate the situation. re:other ; . •• 11:: to visiting the Bloodmobile nen crease In overall House-Sen~te Gov. James A. Rhodes told department heads Thursday de Jn"ured ~-·- E Monday aftet'IIOOII ia Pomeroy '' ols Newllllll 1 wereRl~~ u· mall than that produced by ear· to do everythi ~g Jl.OBSI'bie f or the counues. . eno is• CHICAGO (UPn - James D. Norris, co-owner of the 16 1 Reeds· sayo repleniahmeot blood 11.. wt~.... before the !JlrThe counties mvolved are Guernsey, With 10.9 per drl of ·~ eek particularly important to the Chicago Black Hawks and one of the wealthiest men In •i&!l r.e\{tions committee. cent of ltsJabor force unemployed; Metes, 8 per cent; :.. ~an v~o lone a •••,"" 17" older person, the ac<ldent vic· professional sports, died early today at Presbyterian·Sl "·· ,.,.. Lawrence, 7.1 per (ent; Clermont, 7 per cent; Gallia, 6,, .l ao,IISJO 'llvll IIIII '-: Rt • leYe .._ey, ' 11m or lbe sur&Icai paUent 1o Luke's Hospital. He was 59. 1• Reedsville. . ,. per cent; Belmont and Noble, 8.6 per cent; Warren, 6.3 alleged dam,g• aadinjurleo 1o speed recoveey and 1o retura Norris, who entered the hospital 10 days ago for MOSCOW '-THE SOVIET per ~nt and Carroll and .. automobile accldeDI lias ewland IM Badgley were bim to active livlnl treatment of coronary heart disease, died at 4·15 am., Union wants to keep a peace Hockmg, 5.8 per cent. He noted seven of dlhe cou• been flied In Melp County Com· J~ta'f: :J""tltal When tbere 18 1 • spet:tacular <:ST. His condition had been considered satisfactory un· line open ttl the West, but is not The state ~velopment De· tl~s alread~ were evelopinc mon Pleao Court by CUries R. ar ers . g. ig way demand for blood sucb oo o til Wedolesday evenmg, prepared to move toward any partmenl was lliStructed to look ~lrJlOfls which should help In Karr, Jr., Coal·st, Middleport, Patrol offi~lals from lhe Alb- beart sur , or' a lerrlble ' : when it worsened. [John Riker of Palm Beach, meaningful nesolialions of over 118 list tf more tha.n 500 induatr18l ~xpansJan and urged against Wolter Hayes, Middlesaid Newland bad lal)o cldeal r g",ZID tar • uantl- Altbougb hockey was his real F'la.; and a haU·brother, Bruca world probleme while the Viet prospects for location of indus- the remainmg three Law· pert. era.Jons of the nose. mouth ties 0f b~ : du!.1 q love Norris once headed the Norris, owoer ol tho Detroit Nam war coolinues. try in Ohio and see If these renee, Meigs and Gallia -to and lll!alp whUe Badgley sui· . . • ea _d.. blt.;,.ational Boxing Club and Red Wings. This waa the major lrnpres· counties might quality as pro.. aet started on their own. The petition says the accident•fered Ia':"'aliom of the scalp ::.be! ~·telephone Wires promoted 11 world champio•-· - - - -10 alon bere after three days of peclive sUes. The governor disclosed the OO<urred Marcb 15, 11165 01 and posSible skull fracture. • ra cnea out the ship bo<ing matches until the : wide ranglnl pollcy discussions Youtb Aiel Improved state Bu~u of Unemployment Mam·st m Pomeroy, that $51>.56 The boys were returning home u. s. Supreme Court ordered his between British Prim Minis· Compensation has expanded its clo~ges were lneurred lo his from a Class A Clf!e tourna· organization dissolved in t9>9. ter Harold wnson and Soviet Rhodes told the 1!""'1 groups staff to Improve youth IIOI'Vices vehiCle, and the bolance Is ment game at Athens when the Ia sdditioa to his Interest iii I Premier Aexei N. Kosygln. The In the counties to list. with the m the ten <OUOI!e! and other uked for personal inJuries and accident at II p.m.. the Black Hawks, Norris was Soviet lender lndtcaled to Wll· d~partmenl possible mdustrlal areas With more tbaA average other compensatloo. . '"!e patrol said Newland, dm00 co • owner of Chicago Stadium, . that Russia wanled a elm· Silos. He also 11I11ed them to unemployment. The plslntiff further said the •mg m the east bound laM, lost owned the hockey arena in St. 800 lake advantage of the $10 mil· This will ~II training, re- del d I ll"ded "tb the <Ontrol of hiS C'ar gomg dowR Loul·s Mo and maintained an l atl onehanneI to th e West lion munc sll ble I d . . d I . of th en an w' Wl rear bill th . to prevent lntemattonal lenIV , a or. wster an tramlng an p acmg e of the Karr Vehicle because be on e snow-covered h:gh· extensive farm and stable for sioll!! from getq out of hand. sewer line exlens!ODB Into ill- youths In jobo on a lar&er foiled to stop bis melor vehicle way. ' breeding and racing horses By Ualied Pr•" laleflllllloall But beyond tbls, there was ,;. duslrlll areas. tiCIIIe, he said. within an assured clear diJ. Newland • ear colilded bead· The Stale Highway patrol known as Spriog Hill Farms In . A heavy snow storm ._. lnelihation on the part ef the lance. Karr alleses he suffered ~ With 1 westbound auto"!"' investigated a mioor accident Paris, Ky . mto New .England loday an. Kremlin to make any major permanent Injuries u a result bile driven by Morv~ w. Crq> at 1:211 p.m. 'l'hunday at Sec- He is survived by his widow. dumpiRg five to nine lncbea .. moves or conclude any solid of the wreck. pen, 2!, Stewart. Crippel ouf. ood and Coort in Pomeroy in. Mary; a daughter, Suzanoe, I;; soow aloog the eastera ...... agreements. fR other coorl IIOiivily, Palrl- fered a lacerallon ~ ~· oose volvfng care driven by David two hall • sisters, Mrs. Arthur of tile ~ppalachlans iNm cia Sayre, Long Bottom, bas while a passenger 10 hiS car, J. Goodwin. Iii, Pomeroy, snd Kaeibler of Chicago and Mrs. western ~orth Carolmo llllrlll LAGOS, NIGERIA - THE filed tilion for divorce from Carol.lrene Keller11111n, 29, RD, one owned by William T. ouls· - ~ through Pennsylvania. army and police officers who WASHINGTPN CUPI)- It look& like war over the Donal:" L. Sayre, Rt. I, Pom· C;"'~ill~tadined laceralions by, Pomeroy. No one was io- Arrangemenls Pend Snow also whitened much .. ousted Ghanaian . Preoidenl minimum wage between the AFL-CIO and the Johnson eroy, charging gress negiecl and o T e e ·. jured. A • • i the high country_ of the Weot, Kwane Nkruma formed a administration unless the man in the middle on Capitol ntrame cruelty. The Citizeas fir ~e J:trollosaSIJd BameJIt was Officers said tbe Soulsby ear For nme Bta8 [ with up to siX mches of Nalional Liberation Councl to- HIU wi h 1 National Bank of Pl. Pleasant . s eo · oseph Hos· was parked on Court St. , una!· snow reported m eelllhl d lied ired can cotpe up t a comprom se. ba I filed ocf king Pilaf and then transferred from tended Good . ki Funeral arrangements are I Nevada. Snow flurries a~ ;.;e:'J pro:': f with seefrom there to Children's Hospital In 1 right tum pending for Annie Bias. 83, who oied a new invasion o1 arette ced the overthrow of the Afri· bor 1a••sceFn d " Prn Sl'ed nt' Geo ge Meany backed Chari~ J-""" Schop,pert Rut.. Columbus. Both vehicles invol· Court . and drove too far ill d•ed th:s morning at the home air into the upper Mitlwflt Ud y .., . e era.,on e e r -.- . ' -·• Ill t•· h h ·1 ' of her son Roy of Tho11111s Fork t• G t Lak 1 can strongman complete. '"" rflbl. ..,. slrock the · .. ern . ,rea River . es flood I'll • Ghana Radl broadcasts ld tbat up by t eUlna M... newsmen the admlnistration'l plan to land. damaged.''" eras were eavt Y !be flll'kod ..,. Hisdoing minor dam· Wilh whom she made her boma. norMISS ISSippi retired M . ~ .. advan~ !be wage lloof to . age IO bod. No cbarge was Survivors in llddllion to the ters leveled off at t6.0 ,_ BJ. • Jooeph Ark· $1.60 m two years was 'too hour law. Ward Enten Plea Named Chairman filed · son above are two other sons ho tl bel 'd ....., 'f'llii't. rab was gJvea an additional late."and bis The · arrests Thursday tnclud· sh·" 1• Kankakee, 11I ·· and wood'f· day s r '" Y !he ore ml '""'' Iowa , star and Dtllllod chairman tf tlttle Evenand as too Meany id Pennsylvania d ll lawmaker lllion Of GUI'II to Coun A McArthur contractor, W. Patrol Davenport. 29 6 lhe seveD-member touncll Aft. associates were making warlike wook a vance a red. tom '140 Richard Ward, 20, Middle- E. Engle, hu been umed ed: Terry L. Hofflnan, 211, Pllll> row of DetrOit ; a duughter, l Rock Island, Ill., areas, but:lllo otber COUIICil member Is Col. notsea Ia Miami Beach a key wor ers aow eave . port, charged with !iva counta chairman of the memborsblp eray, speeding, cited to Gall). Glenna Brown, Akron, and a level was still more than a H. K. Kolaka, commander of congressional figure tined up 1 '~ Sept. 1• IJ66. .A year later, ot bur&lary, 1tu pleaded &uilty committee of the Southeastern polls municipal court Feb. Zi; grandson, Albert Pr1ce. Fr~ends , and a half over flood stage. , 11: to informational affldavlta bo>- Ohio Regional CouDtll (SEQ. Rusoell Sheets, 541 Rl. 2 Crown may call st the Ewmg Funeral The weather burOllll lss!ditl tbe 2nd Infantry Brigade In the with the President Cb•lrmlln ~p: wouldk give 26 northern city or KUliUISI whose Adam Clayton Po..;,ll, ().N.Y., P u : wor : • a~ r 3 6 fore Meigs County Common RC) ill Vinton County. City, ftcliiiOus reitstration. cil· Home anytime. heavy snow warllings 1W 1 1 1 troops lsunched the coup o1 the House EducatloD and cen e, w a : · Pleao Court Judge John C. J!a. Eagle's appoinbnent was sa- ed to munlclpsl courl Feb. 28; accurnulal!oos of four mcbee 4r Thursday which ended NkrtJ. Labor Committee ebcloned lbe = nu:'~ll ro;:ght mn. IIOUII<ed today by E. E. Davis, Jinuny Chambers, 31, Etoile, Vell!I'UI Memirlal Hospllal Imore this morning for nah'l mean4iclatorlal reign tw..year 'l60 approach In llltll ~~ r to II Ward wo liken before lbe president of the SI!:ORC. The Te1as, !allure to display valid Admission• - Judy Lee, England, eastern Peaosyl...... 50 • This ~p~ed to give the retoil .:;rkenliDwould ~~...: court 011 alfldavils prepared by membership committee 11 one registration. bonded ro munici· Pomeroy ; Phyllis Clay, Alllanyl and the inland sections · ~ CINCINNATI - THE LOCAL President tbe edge at the Ia Se Proseculltttl Attorney Bernard V. of seven (7) standing commit· pal court Feb. 25. Helen Andrews, Pomeroy Bv· sootheastem New York llitl 1 1 1968 NAACP brallcb praised the begiMing of the bailie But 1180 · on P · • · Fultz, but sentencing Is still lees appointed by the president. ron Jay, Pomeroy Thurman ! New Jersey. " Me1p Gea<rot &o1pital Marlin, Syracuse. , The weather bureou reported .Ohio Civil !tights Conlmisslon there were fortes ~I work The Dent plan would have lbe pendiJI&. Want, wu ~ by reporf rtlealled Th111'8day wbicb seeli:lng advantage of placing the Middleport Cbief of Police Jlw. LOCAL TEMPS Abtlnlou - Lessie Lusk Disebrles _ Orville Joba- snow depths of 13 incbel M llaled there WBI a pattera of Rep H Dent l).p largest port of the covered bert Gllkey'o department cbar&• The temperature in Pome- Pomeroy Lewis Young, Porn~ son Dexter Jolm Groee Long Cbarlotlesville, Va., 8 inchei4JI racial dllcrimiDalion Ia the h ~ 0 ~the : bor' ~work Ioree In !be lop bracket ed witb burlory ol the Middlf. roy'• business district at 11:28 roy. Botlom· Virginia Pi~ Mid· Washington Dulles In~ 1 building Irides lnduelry bere. ':n~ttee thet will I aha: the quickly wilbout addlDI too port Elementary Scboll oa a.m. \oday was • Dilellar&el - Leonord 1\lfl, dleport , Alma McKeRZie,' Porn· Airport and also at ~~~ Dr. 11ruee G.- preoldetll of mildmum wage le&lalalloa, 11 mucb to the nalional wage bill. PearJ.at and of four d1fl111Dp. t1or cloudy lkleo. MiD1nvf11o. eroy. bur&, W.Va., Hamsburc llle NAACP br1ncb, laid hiB lryf!li to se0 bolb lkleo 011 1 Allentown, . Pa. .,... lll'OOP ...,, lha report u "a comproml,., · Clear llkieo. prevalled llCI'Iila , .. , and pMllive llep forward Denl'l plan .would not puab the Great Pll!nalnlm , , . . . In our 11ru11le for eqJllllty of minimum wage beyond I t:;;o UI 0 showt!l'!l were · opporfulllJ, tberebJ bt:Iqfn( ...ltl, but It would make the . IOfllnl aiOII( the ~na~ lo the city ol Jump from lbe ~ lml Ia WASHINGTON IUPI) -Two lor lhl1 eoualrJ ID tilt .nat week'a ' - of Scleact, poll- moment IPPIIJ'I IUperltefally are operating u planned. They centnl Paeific CoasL •,, lne one year for ~ majority of U.S. SfiiiO!' aperl8 aaltf Ieday several,....., liter said. lllbed by the Amerleu ~ 1o be llbeod. bl four 1rtt1 It bu are sebeduled to shoot post .. Bli:IIIIJ! LEBANON -DB • employel covered_~-~ liiP'Ithat Soviet apacocraft mlf The aperl8 aN Dr. llntt:e C tloD for tha Advaacement of bad Cwo suc:cesaeotbe liiiZ fly. Vonu! late thla month or early TIIIB8TIEit, AND ed Preddeltl AmiD ' lpholcl!'lph Mm In color 11011 Murray, wocitte profela Sclenee. by Venlll and tbo 1185 In March. COLUMBUS (UP!)- ' ·~ Will teported lddlnJ , WEATHER , year and land llfe.bwtliDg planetary &<ience 11 Callioftlltt . They , sharply erlticlzed tbil phololfapi!Y of Ilia craters on Tne point Murray and Davies continued to 1bell out at IOtnellbere lllli' the ID!IIhenl (IOiidJ ... eolder, -atoaoifroOO: on the red planet iR 11181 Institute of T~lo&J. tmii eoualry • -.d-oll, delay· Mm. make is tbat Russia bas beea ord pace for liquor diD'llll 1 1 bortlor lillli 1.1r1e1 lotlq alt4r .liD' loll&lll IMl'lf!eul 1or • · ' . 'Merton E. Davlel, Iliff plagued• IIIII often llutilr Ia If planetary sholo Russia •hooting r.r lbe planets aince uary, a"«lrlrinl 1o · tl-.tling l[ittlluri 11y rebllllllill cOW li@lltrday, fair Ia lld·l They uld Rusala 11u 1peat member of tbo Raltd Corp., nnproviaed procram for atudy· bar bad ll ,contieculive laUures, 191iol with eqlljpmenl desiped the stale Liquor ieft.wtnc ~ ilbo 011 11111. . tar more 011 ltllllllllned planets- ~~~ Monica, Calif. iDI Mm and Venus wtth either ol lha boolter rocket or speclllcaily for tbal buailll!lli. Dlrtelor DoD!IId D. 1tnll4 1 tiltl\liiY couP w.-; '· · NOW vou INOW [ . . ..IIIUIIIIUII!d ·ltp8<0CTafl. Till r•lthe •~1(1. Bill Zond 3, This country, 1llrlinl 1110 reUli and wiloleoala oi!eJ·~ ,. , ftP.Gl1iidl7 tll1IDI lM!I' "nit MiiiiiiJppl IUftr waj~=~ Murray; 1 ~at! lull, they Slid, wW be hJiber deslgnoil 11 a wll f~ future yeors later, bas c:onten~ llaelf 111<111!11 were a~·i per t:t111 1 •J!l!if. '~·t · . · 1oratet1 t11r1q lito taller pori 01 dotplle it loDf '11a1 of ~ ~..!!"..:._M"'!r ~ 1111 ~· .lurlller tlolay and the Mal'l la'wx:bes, II workiatl well, wtlb lm~ro•ISIIionl, IWIIi!biDC the ume ~ list . ., ,.... ...,rt blooodcall tilt lee qe 1ooa1 at.• tla · . ..N_..,._ ·•, ...d ..,.bWiy of lalltlll behind allboujth It II not ltilendetl tD flO rockets '" midsb:elnl as a toll! 111 -'7.1t1,a (CWtrtlllll .__ Ill) . ' 11 te I!IIY• prodil(:t.. payolfl DaVIe!, wm~ U.S. 'I'~ .RUssia In planelary llploratloo. neor the planet. And ~Wt Voitll rl!lull of setbaeka 11 boolle!' 111 a11o roae I .jill' •liilililll '• .. 01 ,.... . pan ap. . INIW . tbu ..,;., lflllclpaWtl Sovlat alaaotarvlliGitctllD~ '1'bt lt.IW . . . . -. ••·•·'~JilL 1 1 .· ·«, . . ., ··~ ,..,.. · "'f'' ~ . " .•....••,.,. - , ,_.,,, •·~·iio'w~~"""'"·"""'''''*"' . ·· . ,, • ._.._... "•~ ,.., . ..-...- ~- .,._ W 1tJi~ ~~~~- ·-,l!jll}~., ,.., ,·.-~..atr t.tt ~ . y !'· Black Hawks 0 wner n·Ies 0 f Coro nary Heart n·Isease ~ ~era i ' N ::"';!'": ':.!1. •••,.post A a} h • I pp ac am Slopes take Heavy snows Patrol Probes 0«~ ACCident p St omeroy fee l , , MinlDl·um Wage Battle Wai'ts •Se ComproiDI Upon Possible to~ ~I~ ~~ AFfr~~efu\~e ~t~J:~~::"y~::Im':~r~~g~ $8:i.~so :::'teres~n w~ ';:~ .::,~ "* U::" "r'!'P:"ur.t New T": h""· rti. sovzets • delr•• .. Readrv to p ,·ctu ..n . lllar.IQ . ,·n Color he:.=· 'J 1 s,ria irmt Be Thriftyl Save All of Your SalasliPJ FrqJ~i Elberlelds In Pomeroy i enttne·· $20 515 60 Asked.In w~ CiVI.1sUJ1• 'm SHAVING SUPPLIES a Womens Sh1nmont Rayon P1nti• 2 for $1 Sfzeo fi, 6, 7 abel 8. While only. Elaltle J.l brlof - band leg brief tbll week-end. sps SAVE ALWAYS ON ALL 01' YOUR While They Last, Qn:Sale-At IWI·Prlce: •• !;;."!!.. 40142 and 44148. ILADII.... $1.N 2.98 BATH TOWELS VOL XVII • ,,.._ ' -· ,_,., To n.r...r.il 01 Tlltll..,.....,... :4Nti PHIL MAID 2.95 'AMI.SPM. GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE Court St. a new ·e Make Elberlelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center on this fine line in our store for many years. Coma Sec 0 Hr Complete Selection •.,' • "Ill! ~ norlfi..= oi · 401 '::etlhl = ...oo; ,au:,. -""'llll* "* .•,. · ,.._ ,::T.'t"......, .. · ··:• ..,,. · · · • •-•• · ·- ·· """ - · · ••· _.....,.-+ �·- • ' DEVOTED TO INTEREST 01' MEIGS-MASON AREA J~CKt!ON By Jack O'Brlau 1111 ec~U<atfonal TV obow "11'1111 .cl011 lady Ia lo\181y pale-SI'IJ . ' Sybil B!Jrlon CbriJtopber'l Look" .. . The Rod Taylorl hair lhe's bad olnce girlhood; ·, · ~Is a1181eol obe's ready lor a tplll at the 1081111 agaiD .·. The . Jullt MUIIIItla end !J11 preiiJ haPPY bu11etiD .... Art . C8l' David (fUm director) Ltanl youill wlfo llollnle !(Jplle ope111 day by Tbe Ohio Valley Publllblq Coli> oey'a back ~aung In a .Moo. In "bartlool Ill I b I <J. 1ft llJtiD&. pall)', 110 Meebanie St., PomeroJ, Ohio OotiD. retreat . . . llrllllant art,if! .Park"); Gwen Verdoa lA Stll" '5768. Buslneso Offlce phone WY 2-21SCI tat Dong Klngmall'o niece, San A year .go we sew "T h e ,dl'l quietly admiring th,e ~ Editorial phone WY 2-21117. . Franclaco restaurateuse Mal Hi>IU!e Wltneoa" In London end being made about the flrll nlghl Tal Sing Ia apected to wed Entered a11 second dau mailing matter lltoulhl It aa lnlereatlng; Dell performert. Mll!GD Shubert CODJeD Hlnter when his tllvorco at ti.Je post office at P0111eroy, Ohio. plotted, weD-acted, ID!elllientlf Iemplatlni bll after.d!Met llct from Dusty Bartlett Ia dusted .National advert1s1n1 representative: eatertalnln8 courtroom drama; aeur ancl. lmmlaelll bll dlop o1 oft . . . 'l1u!l wily old champioa ,i:.: Bottinelll Kimball, lne. 3f3 Luinrtoa Ita Bdwy. premtere · didn't the Shubert mOUoaa, lifted moagooae Arcble Moore oold Ave., New York Cit,., New York. I ha change our oplnlon; end In It, Geoffrey Lumaden of hll ?&-acre "Salt Mine" mach 0111 of the most lnlereltfol per., "WIIIleaa" east being toasted by Subscription rates: Delivered by carrier Ia Calli. lor tea.OOO ••• Jaza where available, 30 cents per week; one fonnancea again belonged to bla Ameddlcaa friend Donald v1rtuo1o Ahmad Jamal's had Geolfre)' Lumsden, u the fussy Flamm, all male &lancet tero....·; .. year in advance at the Daily Sentinel ofI. the DOll-SUpport suit brol!lbt by ' .. fl<o f!UO; ail< IDOnllu, $7.80. tbr.. montho WUe pouter-piJeon of a retired tng Ia 011 Lee Remlf:k'l lltisk hll 01-wile tossed out wb"' be 1 · $8.10. 87 Motor Route where carrier ser_ ;-.c~;. _ Uttle wl&llle even 1 bitted ll'ajor . . . Ray MJIIand'l lllr 1 produced canceled cbecb well .. vlc• not available one month $1.30. By role a trlfie overacted, lbeath oouldn'l eemouftal. Vlllo beyond the court settlement .. , mall one year $10.00; Sil montba, $11.25; or nearer the truth, over-rea®o veal Sardl Jr., In his half Jle9vorlng from bl• bear! at;i h't '----..;_ Three montbl, $3.00. ed; but It's a most satlslylnll apeca looklllll like Benjamla _ _ _ _ _ __. tack, eongwrlter Bob llllllard'• " IVI!IIIDg of unpretonUoue pure- Franklin, trying 10 usiJD taI: wrttinl! a .Bdwy. mus •I about bles lo llarl by llrlct lalOOD entertainment. Jack Dempsey . . . Our ol d At 1he ftrsl aljht: Bea !JIIIa protocol end oomehow lll8ll8i" COMMENT-TING EDITORIALLY Jrlend Carlos MontalbaO tells In a patent leather pUiboll hat, tng It without mak!llll anyone I ue ha was In Houston lor the better lllgn of Spring than any disgruntled; end Ray Mllland, fuD fl8hls and "no one of the old ji'Olllldhog; Joan Foolatnt after sweatlag out the mOJ'Ilo Sl bulls even wu scrllchedIng review• and posing for TV, (talking about going to Loodon the only blood tplned waa buD EVERY time a flood sweeps down tho In Aprll); Mrs. Skllcb Hendel' llghlng, ••Now may I so take fighter Jaime Bravoe'." (Bul , ·. , Ohio Valley, we should all be remind· eon In her Mermaid Dress, Ita off my hairpiece?" ... And lest our favorite anlmalpblle Pel ed of the importance of conservation of bangles of basic neon; Mr L we forget - the ever • popular en Fltzserald won't Uke C8l' our most important elements, water and i !Ia)' Mllland, a beautllul, gra- Anita LoulN. loa' after-thought): "l'he bulle soil. The muddy boiling stream is a shin· were killed at the slaoghter ing case of lost sail in some part of tho s-Dally SeaUnel, Pomeroy·Jollddleport, 0., Feb. 25, 11181 house later, regardleas." ··. watershed. Exposed land, which has Tbe David (TV otar) McCaJ.. · been denuded of trees and top soil fall1 1um1 (Jill Ireland) are beard easy prey to the descending rains, and hollering ••u.N.C.L.E." · .. Yvetwhen the waters recede we have a thick te Mlmleux, beautllul young , depollit of land that belongs In some blonde star' W8l either oecrfi. • other part of the valley. We hear warn· Jy married or 1101 aceorciiDg to ing of the falling water table, and yet "''Il what story you beUeved, to miJUons of gallons go to waste each 1--- by Hel.-. Bottel--' year when the floods race to the sea. French dlrectoo Serse Bourguig· Our country is making some strides none; now they're either divorcan oay tbe persolll wile pill'> iD conservation practices, but they are elng or tllfing, according to OBJECTS TO OBIT llcipated (even the Colffillllo surely only a .drop in the bucket when their "best friends" . . . Ross Dear Helen: . tho populatiOn of thiS country soars far Bowman of Clear Day" and You may think me a nit-pick- nlats) were ol tho bliheal charabove the 200 million mark. It is a comactress Jessica Walter 1 a y or, but you wouldo't 11 you acter aod aincorelt molivallcw. ' You, madam, ahould be 11mon sight in Meigs county to see water By LYLE WILSOII frlenda malotatned their lead. Information Ill the Congresslon. they'll wed in Spring . ·. Lesa knew the woman In question. leaced. YOII lboufd keep ytnrr ' being hauled in trucks to sections out'f United Prell !Dternallonol }'or example: of nine free al Record. He said his list was than a year ago the Eloctron- Sbe baa mada my wile'a life stupid mouth side of the city to cistern or well for those ohut aatll )'011 Purist. tn the art of political world ohlps arriving tn North not oomplete becauso the ovlsion" version of "Harlow"' Hell, not to speak of mine and l..rn the Truth •· .. et<., ell!., • who tack water for even da ily uses. 1~ Carol Lynley) waa our children's. I won't go Into l science no doubt will deplore VIet Nam In November, 1965, Johnson administration had Thousands of rlollars are spent drilllng released, or escaped, to the detail, except to say my wife et<. - PA'I'RI!1r AND FREINJ) tile effort of American marl· seveo were Brilloh. Of live elassified (marked secret) ·• for water that is non-existent. The time !Jesr P and F: time unions to establish a arrivals tn December, 1965, some information about trade year's worst reviews; already eared lor her mother lor 10 is not too distar.t, if not already here, Funny bow the "peaeelul~ il'a eamouflBised onder another years alter the rest of tile . positive police against ailios of three were of Brltiab registry. with North Viet Nam • when the municipality cannot extend waare always eo m!Utant .... 0 lhe United Slates whose shipl Shlpa of Norway, Lebanon, "In 1965," Cl!amberlaln told IIAIIe ("Pialinum Blonde") for lamily washed their hands of you would send tbi8 kind Goil I ter lines for those less fortunate than the tr11dt with the North Vitt Nam Greece, Japan, The Nether- the House, "there were more lllle far beyond the U. S. bor- ber - and for good re...n. city dwellers. The system is built to proNow my molber-in-law Ia Ia Idler to me (ineludlnl 10 antiCommunist.. lands, Cyprus. Malta also were free world ships than Commu- ders where criUcs' bowla earl vide foi' just so many persons, and to ciled In the Congressional nisi ships engaged in carrying be heard . . . A preas agent eo!- Ill• hospital aod can't survive. war and antl • govemment • over ex tend the system will eventually n1e punst.~ will recall that R!lcord although none was as goods to and from North VIet emnly advised us the pho01 I feel no pity. only relief. Tblo policy pamphlets) why ahoul~ bring about a reduced supply for everyn't I assume you'd 111pply llkl the conduct of foreign relations Involved as wero ahipo of Nam. I am satisfied that a company's lnf.--atore DOW bringS me to my problem. one. Ovel' Our newspaper prlnla the propa&aoda lo the Is assigned by tile U.S. British restotry. ~ '; At the pre~ent time several states are great deal more of this add their owo namea wheo 111o seas provided you aal! their swering, 1111'1 dldD'I al 1:07, 1a11111 kind of obituary that was Constitution to the president, taking strong measures to preserve the There leUed In Washington Information can and should be 1:2Z and 2:30 tbla .. m. naineo In the neWspaper? -H. aNd lOll years ·ago: "Mary with occasional reference to the soil and conserve the water within their tn mid-February the fact that made public. The American " · "Hello, Dolly" dancen Bever- - Smltb, daarly beloved mother Desr Helen: · borders . Kentucky legislators took the U.S. Senate. teb Johnson administratloa bad people simply have not been I am a good oeamstrest end ly Baker and NeD Jonea (wed of ...... ; dear sister of .... ; The Maritime Trades Depart. matter to heart and passed an Imposing begun to blacklist free world told the whole truth · about the laot Oct.) are daytime enjoy ,.wing for my family and Ford- IUI'Vived by loving grandchild· ~ amullnt of restrictions to control sur[ace mont ol the AFlrCIO hal ~ - inirling. At. ·the present time three oth~r calledon its 29 member unions 1hips which trade with North shocking support being stven by bam students, Beverly cram- reo·· ... et£." This kind of my horne. My problem II IIlli Viet Nam. The blacklist would free world ships to a nation states are developing greater strip minto bovcott all ships of any ming for an M.A. and Nell for thln8 gqs me. vene U the de- I have neighbors who come to bar ouch ships from carrying blatantly engaged In Commuing controls to stop the destruction of a B.A .. :- Neil also ta actor • cease<~ were "dearly beloved" me with their mending, allel' country whose vessels trade U.S.-sponsored cargoes from nisi aggression aod subvertop soil, and in the case of mining comwith Nortll Viet Nam. Not all choreograpbel for the latereat- but wbea It's a lie and a face, allons, etc. Now I love to oew, sion." panies themselves they are recognizing bow can we possibly have II but not lor everybody. I don't American citizens will deplore Americau ports. That is a blacltiist of individual ohips. Chamberlain m a d e t h a t <~ debt to co mmunities by fostering waneed money (my husbaod to thhs direction aetioa on the getting too much Iodine Ia printed? I The Maritime Trade Depart.. speech on Feb. 7. One week h·r conservation programs and tree plan· docko. Aod boll can we get out of 1 prof..slonal manl eo I nn'l yoor diet over a period of years. tin g. A coal company out in Indiana Loast likely to deplore the men! goes lar beyond that to later came word of the Iodine Is used to treat a thy- It, when this Ia evidently an charge. U 1· refuse to do my ~tarted a program called "Ope-ration utabltshed policy of tile paper, neighbors' oewlng, will 1beJ boycott will be the parents, blacklist all ohipo flying the administration blacklist of indio roid tbat to overactive. Green Earth," which restored to a town nag of any ohip engaging ill vidual ships. Four days lator wives and childre-n of American No laboratory test is 100 per because very obit Is filled with look on me as a snob?-RAGan adequate water supply by the creathe Maritime Trades Depart.. c:ent reliable. That Ia why It lo beloved'."! -HONEST GERTY ANN men •ow &erving in Southeast lrsdo with North Viet Nom. tion of a lake four miles long containing Rep. Clulrles E. Chamberlain men! moved to eslabllah a fiag Dear Ann: Asia or who were killed, often necessary to repeat a test Dear Honoat: more than 400 nullion gallons of water. The few who lmJ>O'O wlll. ()tb. wo\JDded or missing in action (R-Mich.) put the lhlpping boycott. It appearo tllat the and why It i8 always necessary You can make e formal readministration is about to have The town had been hauling water, and ers will cheer you u a rethere. This aspect of tho quest to the newspaper, and to weigh the results against the rationing had been in effect for years. a policy thrust upon ll Tbe Almaaac .formed easy mark. Wh; IIQl situation will not be missed by other fiodings, wh;eh IJ exactly II will probably be honored. A surface mining company up in Penn· By United Pres1 illemalloul :wlnl LBJ. The politically oenoiliva ...... Of you can forget your 11art o neighborhood wlult your doctor did. svlvania furnished Future Farmers of Today io Friday. Feb. 25, the You'll be spehdlllJ less cius? President lo roputed to keep bitterness aod get on with Hie. America with 500 sugar maple seedlings, 56th day ol 1166 with 309 to both ean to the ground al all The dead don't read obltuarlea. lime, aod accomplllhlnl a 101 which were planted In three townships Q- When I had my goiter follow . tim .. ol detect changeo In the more. -H and a hal( dozen communities to get removed siX years ago I weigb- -H vibrations of popular opinion. Desr Helen: MDJTANT PEACE MARCHER ~uch favorable publicity for an expenThe moon 11 between Hs new ed 111 pounda. Since thea I Sufficient publicity of the My mother used tO alway• Deli' Madam diture of onlv $120. phase aod first quarter. have gained 10 pouods and am extenL of free world trade with I bad the severo misfortune say, "See a pin and leave II The whole conservation movement The 111DM11ng star 11 Venus. By Wayne G. Braadotadl, M.D. DOl so n..-vous. Are both of North Viet Nam io likely 1o s•t ls one that needs to he understood bv of readln8 your column, in lay, bad luck lo you the UveQ - Alter my aecood ehild The evening star i8 Jupiter. these effecto a result of the poup vibrations easily detected by everyone from youth through adulthood. whlcb you gave your roasona long day." Even yet, I can·& World lamooo Italian tenor was born I was tired all the eratlon! a politician through the soles of Enrko Caruso waa born on thia lime and my face was puffy. We can remember as a student many wby namea of our VIetnam sold- leave a pin lay. What should I A Both eHecto are a nathis feet. The citizens wm be day in 1871 years ago the attention that ·was paid to le1'8 could not be published. I do•-<:ONPULSIVE My doctor did a PBI test, which ursl con,.quence of correcting Arbor Day. It never went unobserved in astonished to learn no doubt can only lay you sre 1 bralnle" Dear Com: In 11104, a group of congru,. was normal, but he said I bad all schools, and students took part In exthat Briti•h flag shtpo sre til~ men unanimously nominated a thyroid deficiency aod he thyroid over-activity. Your goit- war • monger trying to Imply Pick II upi- H. ¥OSes that '3W the planting of a tree or rree world leaders in trade with Thomao Jefferson for Pr... gove me thyroid ulract. Why er must have been the typa that anyone wbo doesn1 beThis column lo dedicated to trees. Today that day has hardlv North Viet Nom. A llot of freo ident. would my thyroi~ suddenly stop known aa toxic or uophthaJ. Ueve In flBfltlng would stoop to family living, eo If you're ha•· tbe sUghtest attei1tion. We boast about world ships anivlng in North In 1101, J. P. Morgan working and, if II Is deflctent, mic. oentllng anU • wsr propaganda tng kid trouble or jull olaia bti'dll progressive , hut we are al'tually Viet Nam las! year appeared In Incorporated the United Stateo why would the PBI test be norto our deluded boys over••••· trouble, lei Helea belp YOU. loli.!l~ out in our efforts to preserve the the Congre&tional Record 01 Q Ia a recont column you Steel Corp. in New Jersey, the mal? H I eat fooda rlcb Ia ioI am a peace marcher. I She will uo wecome your i liieo ·and the benefits they bring. Most . last Feb. 7. dine will tllat pep up my thy- lllld vitamin B·IZ In adequall have been lavolved Ia lanumer· twn amusing eq>erlences. A~ first "bl!Uon-dollar" !lrm. of our communities were proud of their In January of 1911&, 10 of 11 dosage would cure pernlcioua able marches, demonatrotl0118, dress Helen Bolte! Ia· • In 11148, Communlsto oelzed roid? Goil tr'e lined streets. but each passing vear free world ships arriving in control of Czechoslovakia. A -Thyroid faOare, when anemia. Wbat 11 an adequate end acta of elvn disobedience. I this newspaper. n<'iw sees morf' bf>ing ff•lled in the name North Viet Nam were British. In 1162, American astronaut not caused by removal of part dooe? of pregre5s. We have a role to play in In February, !!HIS, 11 of 18 were John Gletm wao cheered by of the thyroid, may be the reA - Too mBIIJ peoplo be. c~rsetvah011, and we owe it to ~enera­ British. The volume of free thouBBDda ia a march through sult of a dlsesse ol the pitui- neve that all a doctor baa to tifns unborn ·to preserve for them a world trade with North Viet WaohtngUID. Later, he gave a tary, the gland that produC!OI do il to sive a dlseaoe a name, WOrld that Is green and a water supply Nam steadily diminished during 17 minute address before CoD- a thyroid • otlmulating hoi' name a drug, brini the two that will sen·e them. mane, or It may be caused by together aod blogo - a cure. 1965 althoup our Brttleb fll'NI. The practlco of medlelne II not -that simple. All adequate d.,. Hado's Do It Time ' ., lor ooe perso11 would not aeoessar!Jy be adequate for liDother. In your ease, your doctor AWRfGHT, YOU GUYS~/ would have to determine the HANPS OFF! rtliJ :tusH 1.0S1 rigbt dose by periodic bloo4 '>OUR .JOBSfl, YA KNOW 'THAt oounta, then, aa you Improve, ilO'fTCj.jA?! WAI4NA MAKE ' SOMETHfp.l' Out.A IT~~ be milbl be able to roduco the HfVI CAN YOU SIN9.• dose to a malatenanco leveL A TENOR? doctor always alms to tresl the patient, not the dlseaae or, 11 0111 of my prliessort ezpreaoe4 it, ·~There are no cUieuel only lick people." Richard S. Owen, Publishe> Chester Tannehill. Editor Published nery afternoon exeept Sua- ""' • I '::!~ WIN!I I LOOAN (Ill - Pbelpa: . 1+4; 11 Vllhotl ,._ · 'liesUall :14-t; Gallalber 1-N; J;l-7; Kemper Z.U; \ Stone Sl-1; 1'ro1rbridce 1-M; Jlolt. , ' ' Poston U-11; Auker :1-1-7; TOT· Pbll..._,. .U.S 1'1-5-lit. CllleJMalt New Yon ALL STARS ,Voice of Broadway A Little Early This ;Yeor THE DAilY SENTINEL ' ' 't -- • . ~ . " Days Are Here The Flood Waters Have Gone Down! Floods And Conservation You can now drive Int. l'omeroy. Mike your llrtt otop ot the N. Y. C. Hou... They 1tlll have t ·lot ef Winter Morchonclloa GREATLY REDUCED. Sprint marchand!.. Is orrlvlnt dolly. Juot te tift . you o ' - axompiH. • A bHutllul selection of Mlno SS Sport Shlrtt. Smoll to XL. lncludoci io the ..., Hanley Shirt In oil th• lotaot colon. Soma of th- never nMd 1.lnt.-3.98 to 5.98. Maritime Unions Take Lead in Banning Allied Ships in VietNam War Trade LAUNDRY BASKET IISIEL 1m SQUARE I FEDERAL ""~ Scores Flrltllorrod Loyola !Md.l f1 Brdgwater 81 St. Mary t1t1 Roanoke 75 II ~:"~:b Macon 71 W. Mel II u. t2 lfmkda.Sy<IBy Volaateer Bille Toaraamltll AI NasbviUe, Teti!L Flrtlllorrod !Mrtn) 71 LDciD Mem. Ulion (Teno.) 71 Tenn. We1. 83 Chris. Brea. Tusculum 53 Belmont 50 Oldo CDifere1100 TourtiUDeul AI AkrvD, Oblo Finl llollall Akron 111 lllrarn 119 Oberlin 113 MI. Unioa 70 Bld,..Wllco ~1 Woosler 89 Get A Second D Call FLASHLIGHT AT REGULAR PRICE OF 15o WHEN YOU BUY ONE FOR ONLY--- I lc HOUSEHOLD SA7£SVILL£ ,MIS$. - . New York Clothlag House, Po•II'OJ • I II 11 I c:tlmUIN- 124' m.r !83 I6S.D - IQID4IM.AIIE!ID Ill' lli.D' 281 ll8J% SIAl ~IMPALA Ill' 1131' 183 $lUi $1.35 ... •• ,.,...,...__.Mill,... ·---:::'~."'" .. -·--...... -.r.::: ................. --. ......... ... ... ............ SPRAY PAINT GETA SECOND CAN FOR ONLY---- Read this chart. and its easy to see wbJ Chrysler is setting aU-time sales records again: .... :-.:..":.. - .._ _ =- . . . GIIr.WSOI.....M..-.s• ................... NIII ... --.ur:~ '-'1M Jl..aWr..,... Mit llcWM.. 1 extrn M ,.c.··~-: 1c the kick people get out of moving up to a oar of Qa)dltr'lt' a ass or 1 a ars a month more than tbe car they were thinkin& Gil <>m an iD and see bow easy we'U make your move up. Onesize thndlngclthe chaf!'lustcanfew't show:dol.l When You l.luy One Fer-$1.49 ........... IJWIP,I 17 Colo,._alg 16 OL Con. Ruot .... au•n· 0 P"a•:s./ Rlllot~t~I-U.. IndOII'I er Out YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE ON A HONDA Q -1 •m t1 end am about lor the flnl ca.. WY 2-5421 Flntftoaad to be married 1-1161-4WAY PA'TIWI., • Oh yeo they heve a baoutlful ..lactlon of Sptt,. llou- lor you lociilt- 51• I to 18.--'1.91te ..... Robinson's MIIIOD-Dilon TotiTIIIllDelll AI Aobleod, Va. Every Jh«,/IIN/1 A !14T TIP 1i:' PA'i'I!OlM~N r>IS!a!C! ~. CLEANING By Urrlled Prell lrrlenattoaol oSutbern Canference Tourney . AI Cbarlotle, N.C. First Boaad lhchmood 76 East CaroUaa 74 Davidson 7t Citadel 61 West Virginia 95 VMIIO ll'm. 1: Mary 71 Furmao 71 SIA Toaraameut ·~ WoNPER llON Sf.jf:'Lt. PESCRISE f.jt,\1 Wi-lEN SI-IE GETS HIM I-JOIIlE•'" • So while In Pomeroy thl1 WMI<and, otop flnf'lt tho Now Yorlc Clothlnt HoUH end •k them te show ..you tho lot11t ond bOlt In Mini end a.yt Wurlnt Apporol, AI 'l'luk..... Ala. First Bouad Florida A&M t1t1 Benedict M Tuskegee Ins!. 105 Fisk 91 BERRY'S WORLD time. What are the dl•nctt or my becoming pregnant? B o w dangortiUI would a 111'11 ebJid. blt1h be at my qef A - Y- daaaeel ara pod regardless of your qe aa loDe as you have not passed 1111 meoopauoe. BtcaUM the lluueo of the blrllt canal lD 1iomea who are over II have loll ..,.. If their elutlelty mq obo~ tril!lano favor delivery by lareaD eectlaa Ill all ltiCII - RUG COLLEGE DOlTOR SAYS r eMins Coloroci JunL Slr11 21 to 40. Tan, II'MII. bl1clr, blue d111lm, light blu• ond 1M rul Bu'1Jundy Denim JNM. Th- hove tho tight 111 for tho young .,..,, 3.98 to 5.98. Soma o f ! ' - parman111tly _prHHCI. They have the Stretch· Ditto im in light blue and lift, --·-- -- TheyU th• eNew Short 51_. o.-. Shlrto thet - · ,. naver nMrl iranlnt. SIZH 14 to II. Tob, Spreecl, and BuHon Down Collon. Y• oome of th- ._,. 2 pocbta-3.98 lo 7.98. HELEN HELP US! Opinion Stop In and - SeeThe l .f* - ~f H.&R fi,RESlON'E .- ,;.' ' I' "I f'> ' .. DE' . ALER . STORE N. 2nci·Ave•. ,. Mtddleport,;·o. - ' Fulf.Une At •• ~ Hawk's Cycle Sales .' - ti4IA a D. I Mllo ....- o1 Alllllllo . Otoonfld-. , _ lot..t• I'-....,. M IINIII . -"i..._ . ....... a. Move up to Chrysler-the big car you can TOM RUE ~OTORS, 399 S. 3rd Ave., Middltpo~, �·- • ' DEVOTED TO INTEREST 01' MEIGS-MASON AREA J~CKt!ON By Jack O'Brlau 1111 ec~U<atfonal TV obow "11'1111 .cl011 lady Ia lo\181y pale-SI'IJ . ' Sybil B!Jrlon CbriJtopber'l Look" .. . The Rod Taylorl hair lhe's bad olnce girlhood; ·, · ~Is a1181eol obe's ready lor a tplll at the 1081111 agaiD .·. The . Jullt MUIIIItla end !J11 preiiJ haPPY bu11etiD .... Art . C8l' David (fUm director) Ltanl youill wlfo llollnle !(Jplle ope111 day by Tbe Ohio Valley Publllblq Coli> oey'a back ~aung In a .Moo. In "bartlool Ill I b I <J. 1ft llJtiD&. pall)', 110 Meebanie St., PomeroJ, Ohio OotiD. retreat . . . llrllllant art,if! .Park"); Gwen Verdoa lA Stll" '5768. Buslneso Offlce phone WY 2-21SCI tat Dong Klngmall'o niece, San A year .go we sew "T h e ,dl'l quietly admiring th,e ~ Editorial phone WY 2-21117. . Franclaco restaurateuse Mal Hi>IU!e Wltneoa" In London end being made about the flrll nlghl Tal Sing Ia apected to wed Entered a11 second dau mailing matter lltoulhl It aa lnlereatlng; Dell performert. Mll!GD Shubert CODJeD Hlnter when his tllvorco at ti.Je post office at P0111eroy, Ohio. plotted, weD-acted, ID!elllientlf Iemplatlni bll after.d!Met llct from Dusty Bartlett Ia dusted .National advert1s1n1 representative: eatertalnln8 courtroom drama; aeur ancl. lmmlaelll bll dlop o1 oft . . . 'l1u!l wily old champioa ,i:.: Bottinelll Kimball, lne. 3f3 Luinrtoa Ita Bdwy. premtere · didn't the Shubert mOUoaa, lifted moagooae Arcble Moore oold Ave., New York Cit,., New York. I ha change our oplnlon; end In It, Geoffrey Lumaden of hll ?&-acre "Salt Mine" mach 0111 of the most lnlereltfol per., "WIIIleaa" east being toasted by Subscription rates: Delivered by carrier Ia Calli. lor tea.OOO ••• Jaza where available, 30 cents per week; one fonnancea again belonged to bla Ameddlcaa friend Donald v1rtuo1o Ahmad Jamal's had Geolfre)' Lumsden, u the fussy Flamm, all male &lancet tero....·; .. year in advance at the Daily Sentinel ofI. the DOll-SUpport suit brol!lbt by ' .. fl<o f!UO; ail< IDOnllu, $7.80. tbr.. montho WUe pouter-piJeon of a retired tng Ia 011 Lee Remlf:k'l lltisk hll 01-wile tossed out wb"' be 1 · $8.10. 87 Motor Route where carrier ser_ ;-.c~;. _ Uttle wl&llle even 1 bitted ll'ajor . . . Ray MJIIand'l lllr 1 produced canceled cbecb well .. vlc• not available one month $1.30. By role a trlfie overacted, lbeath oouldn'l eemouftal. Vlllo beyond the court settlement .. , mall one year $10.00; Sil montba, $11.25; or nearer the truth, over-rea®o veal Sardl Jr., In his half Jle9vorlng from bl• bear! at;i h't '----..;_ Three montbl, $3.00. ed; but It's a most satlslylnll apeca looklllll like Benjamla _ _ _ _ _ __. tack, eongwrlter Bob llllllard'• " IVI!IIIDg of unpretonUoue pure- Franklin, trying 10 usiJD taI: wrttinl! a .Bdwy. mus •I about bles lo llarl by llrlct lalOOD entertainment. Jack Dempsey . . . Our ol d At 1he ftrsl aljht: Bea !JIIIa protocol end oomehow lll8ll8i" COMMENT-TING EDITORIALLY Jrlend Carlos MontalbaO tells In a patent leather pUiboll hat, tng It without mak!llll anyone I ue ha was In Houston lor the better lllgn of Spring than any disgruntled; end Ray Mllland, fuD fl8hls and "no one of the old ji'Olllldhog; Joan Foolatnt after sweatlag out the mOJ'Ilo Sl bulls even wu scrllchedIng review• and posing for TV, (talking about going to Loodon the only blood tplned waa buD EVERY time a flood sweeps down tho In Aprll); Mrs. Skllcb Hendel' llghlng, ••Now may I so take fighter Jaime Bravoe'." (Bul , ·. , Ohio Valley, we should all be remind· eon In her Mermaid Dress, Ita off my hairpiece?" ... And lest our favorite anlmalpblle Pel ed of the importance of conservation of bangles of basic neon; Mr L we forget - the ever • popular en Fltzserald won't Uke C8l' our most important elements, water and i !Ia)' Mllland, a beautllul, gra- Anita LoulN. loa' after-thought): "l'he bulle soil. The muddy boiling stream is a shin· were killed at the slaoghter ing case of lost sail in some part of tho s-Dally SeaUnel, Pomeroy·Jollddleport, 0., Feb. 25, 11181 house later, regardleas." ··. watershed. Exposed land, which has Tbe David (TV otar) McCaJ.. · been denuded of trees and top soil fall1 1um1 (Jill Ireland) are beard easy prey to the descending rains, and hollering ••u.N.C.L.E." · .. Yvetwhen the waters recede we have a thick te Mlmleux, beautllul young , depollit of land that belongs In some blonde star' W8l either oecrfi. • other part of the valley. We hear warn· Jy married or 1101 aceorciiDg to ing of the falling water table, and yet "''Il what story you beUeved, to miJUons of gallons go to waste each 1--- by Hel.-. Bottel--' year when the floods race to the sea. French dlrectoo Serse Bourguig· Our country is making some strides none; now they're either divorcan oay tbe persolll wile pill'> iD conservation practices, but they are elng or tllfing, according to OBJECTS TO OBIT llcipated (even the Colffillllo surely only a .drop in the bucket when their "best friends" . . . Ross Dear Helen: . tho populatiOn of thiS country soars far Bowman of Clear Day" and You may think me a nit-pick- nlats) were ol tho bliheal charabove the 200 million mark. It is a comactress Jessica Walter 1 a y or, but you wouldo't 11 you acter aod aincorelt molivallcw. ' You, madam, ahould be 11mon sight in Meigs county to see water By LYLE WILSOII frlenda malotatned their lead. Information Ill the Congresslon. they'll wed in Spring . ·. Lesa knew the woman In question. leaced. YOII lboufd keep ytnrr ' being hauled in trucks to sections out'f United Prell !Dternallonol }'or example: of nine free al Record. He said his list was than a year ago the Eloctron- Sbe baa mada my wile'a life stupid mouth side of the city to cistern or well for those ohut aatll )'011 Purist. tn the art of political world ohlps arriving tn North not oomplete becauso the ovlsion" version of "Harlow"' Hell, not to speak of mine and l..rn the Truth •· .. et<., ell!., • who tack water for even da ily uses. 1~ Carol Lynley) waa our children's. I won't go Into l science no doubt will deplore VIet Nam In November, 1965, Johnson administration had Thousands of rlollars are spent drilllng released, or escaped, to the detail, except to say my wife et<. - PA'I'RI!1r AND FREINJ) tile effort of American marl· seveo were Brilloh. Of live elassified (marked secret) ·• for water that is non-existent. The time !Jesr P and F: time unions to establish a arrivals tn December, 1965, some information about trade year's worst reviews; already eared lor her mother lor 10 is not too distar.t, if not already here, Funny bow the "peaeelul~ il'a eamouflBised onder another years alter the rest of tile . positive police against ailios of three were of Brltiab registry. with North Viet Nam • when the municipality cannot extend waare always eo m!Utant .... 0 lhe United Slates whose shipl Shlpa of Norway, Lebanon, "In 1965," Cl!amberlaln told IIAIIe ("Pialinum Blonde") for lamily washed their hands of you would send tbi8 kind Goil I ter lines for those less fortunate than the tr11dt with the North Vitt Nam Greece, Japan, The Nether- the House, "there were more lllle far beyond the U. S. bor- ber - and for good re...n. city dwellers. The system is built to proNow my molber-in-law Ia Ia Idler to me (ineludlnl 10 antiCommunist.. lands, Cyprus. Malta also were free world ships than Commu- ders where criUcs' bowla earl vide foi' just so many persons, and to ciled In the Congressional nisi ships engaged in carrying be heard . . . A preas agent eo!- Ill• hospital aod can't survive. war and antl • govemment • over ex tend the system will eventually n1e punst.~ will recall that R!lcord although none was as goods to and from North VIet emnly advised us the pho01 I feel no pity. only relief. Tblo policy pamphlets) why ahoul~ bring about a reduced supply for everyn't I assume you'd 111pply llkl the conduct of foreign relations Involved as wero ahipo of Nam. I am satisfied that a company's lnf.--atore DOW bringS me to my problem. one. Ovel' Our newspaper prlnla the propa&aoda lo the Is assigned by tile U.S. British restotry. ~ '; At the pre~ent time several states are great deal more of this add their owo namea wheo 111o seas provided you aal! their swering, 1111'1 dldD'I al 1:07, 1a11111 kind of obituary that was Constitution to the president, taking strong measures to preserve the There leUed In Washington Information can and should be 1:2Z and 2:30 tbla .. m. naineo In the neWspaper? -H. aNd lOll years ·ago: "Mary with occasional reference to the soil and conserve the water within their tn mid-February the fact that made public. The American " · "Hello, Dolly" dancen Bever- - Smltb, daarly beloved mother Desr Helen: · borders . Kentucky legislators took the U.S. Senate. teb Johnson administratloa bad people simply have not been I am a good oeamstrest end ly Baker and NeD Jonea (wed of ...... ; dear sister of .... ; The Maritime Trades Depart. matter to heart and passed an Imposing begun to blacklist free world told the whole truth · about the laot Oct.) are daytime enjoy ,.wing for my family and Ford- IUI'Vived by loving grandchild· ~ amullnt of restrictions to control sur[ace mont ol the AFlrCIO hal ~ - inirling. At. ·the present time three oth~r calledon its 29 member unions 1hips which trade with North shocking support being stven by bam students, Beverly cram- reo·· ... et£." This kind of my horne. My problem II IIlli Viet Nam. The blacklist would free world ships to a nation states are developing greater strip minto bovcott all ships of any ming for an M.A. and Nell for thln8 gqs me. vene U the de- I have neighbors who come to bar ouch ships from carrying blatantly engaged In Commuing controls to stop the destruction of a B.A .. :- Neil also ta actor • cease<~ were "dearly beloved" me with their mending, allel' country whose vessels trade U.S.-sponsored cargoes from nisi aggression aod subvertop soil, and in the case of mining comwith Nortll Viet Nam. Not all choreograpbel for the latereat- but wbea It's a lie and a face, allons, etc. Now I love to oew, sion." panies themselves they are recognizing bow can we possibly have II but not lor everybody. I don't American citizens will deplore Americau ports. That is a blacltiist of individual ohips. Chamberlain m a d e t h a t <~ debt to co mmunities by fostering waneed money (my husbaod to thhs direction aetioa on the getting too much Iodine Ia printed? I The Maritime Trade Depart.. speech on Feb. 7. One week h·r conservation programs and tree plan· docko. Aod boll can we get out of 1 prof..slonal manl eo I nn'l yoor diet over a period of years. tin g. A coal company out in Indiana Loast likely to deplore the men! goes lar beyond that to later came word of the Iodine Is used to treat a thy- It, when this Ia evidently an charge. U 1· refuse to do my ~tarted a program called "Ope-ration utabltshed policy of tile paper, neighbors' oewlng, will 1beJ boycott will be the parents, blacklist all ohipo flying the administration blacklist of indio roid tbat to overactive. Green Earth," which restored to a town nag of any ohip engaging ill vidual ships. Four days lator wives and childre-n of American No laboratory test is 100 per because very obit Is filled with look on me as a snob?-RAGan adequate water supply by the creathe Maritime Trades Depart.. c:ent reliable. That Ia why It lo beloved'."! -HONEST GERTY ANN men •ow &erving in Southeast lrsdo with North Viet Nom. tion of a lake four miles long containing Rep. Clulrles E. Chamberlain men! moved to eslabllah a fiag Dear Ann: Asia or who were killed, often necessary to repeat a test Dear Honoat: more than 400 nullion gallons of water. The few who lmJ>O'O wlll. ()tb. wo\JDded or missing in action (R-Mich.) put the lhlpping boycott. It appearo tllat the and why It i8 always necessary You can make e formal readministration is about to have The town had been hauling water, and ers will cheer you u a rethere. This aspect of tho quest to the newspaper, and to weigh the results against the rationing had been in effect for years. a policy thrust upon ll Tbe Almaaac .formed easy mark. Wh; IIQl situation will not be missed by other fiodings, wh;eh IJ exactly II will probably be honored. A surface mining company up in Penn· By United Pres1 illemalloul :wlnl LBJ. The politically oenoiliva ...... Of you can forget your 11art o neighborhood wlult your doctor did. svlvania furnished Future Farmers of Today io Friday. Feb. 25, the You'll be spehdlllJ less cius? President lo roputed to keep bitterness aod get on with Hie. America with 500 sugar maple seedlings, 56th day ol 1166 with 309 to both ean to the ground al all The dead don't read obltuarlea. lime, aod accomplllhlnl a 101 which were planted In three townships Q- When I had my goiter follow . tim .. ol detect changeo In the more. -H and a hal( dozen communities to get removed siX years ago I weigb- -H vibrations of popular opinion. Desr Helen: MDJTANT PEACE MARCHER ~uch favorable publicity for an expenThe moon 11 between Hs new ed 111 pounda. Since thea I Sufficient publicity of the My mother used tO alway• Deli' Madam diture of onlv $120. phase aod first quarter. have gained 10 pouods and am extenL of free world trade with I bad the severo misfortune say, "See a pin and leave II The whole conservation movement The 111DM11ng star 11 Venus. By Wayne G. Braadotadl, M.D. DOl so n..-vous. Are both of North Viet Nam io likely 1o s•t ls one that needs to he understood bv of readln8 your column, in lay, bad luck lo you the UveQ - Alter my aecood ehild The evening star i8 Jupiter. these effecto a result of the poup vibrations easily detected by everyone from youth through adulthood. whlcb you gave your roasona long day." Even yet, I can·& World lamooo Italian tenor was born I was tired all the eratlon! a politician through the soles of Enrko Caruso waa born on thia lime and my face was puffy. We can remember as a student many wby namea of our VIetnam sold- leave a pin lay. What should I A Both eHecto are a nathis feet. The citizens wm be day in 1871 years ago the attention that ·was paid to le1'8 could not be published. I do•-<:ONPULSIVE My doctor did a PBI test, which ursl con,.quence of correcting Arbor Day. It never went unobserved in astonished to learn no doubt can only lay you sre 1 bralnle" Dear Com: In 11104, a group of congru,. was normal, but he said I bad all schools, and students took part In exthat Briti•h flag shtpo sre til~ men unanimously nominated a thyroid deficiency aod he thyroid over-activity. Your goit- war • monger trying to Imply Pick II upi- H. ¥OSes that '3W the planting of a tree or rree world leaders in trade with Thomao Jefferson for Pr... gove me thyroid ulract. Why er must have been the typa that anyone wbo doesn1 beThis column lo dedicated to trees. Today that day has hardlv North Viet Nom. A llot of freo ident. would my thyroi~ suddenly stop known aa toxic or uophthaJ. Ueve In flBfltlng would stoop to family living, eo If you're ha•· tbe sUghtest attei1tion. We boast about world ships anivlng in North In 1101, J. P. Morgan working and, if II Is deflctent, mic. oentllng anU • wsr propaganda tng kid trouble or jull olaia bti'dll progressive , hut we are al'tually Viet Nam las! year appeared In Incorporated the United Stateo why would the PBI test be norto our deluded boys over••••· trouble, lei Helea belp YOU. loli.!l~ out in our efforts to preserve the the Congre&tional Record 01 Q Ia a recont column you Steel Corp. in New Jersey, the mal? H I eat fooda rlcb Ia ioI am a peace marcher. I She will uo wecome your i liieo ·and the benefits they bring. Most . last Feb. 7. dine will tllat pep up my thy- lllld vitamin B·IZ In adequall have been lavolved Ia lanumer· twn amusing eq>erlences. A~ first "bl!Uon-dollar" !lrm. of our communities were proud of their In January of 1911&, 10 of 11 dosage would cure pernlcioua able marches, demonatrotl0118, dress Helen Bolte! Ia· • In 11148, Communlsto oelzed roid? Goil tr'e lined streets. but each passing vear free world ships arriving in control of Czechoslovakia. A -Thyroid faOare, when anemia. Wbat 11 an adequate end acta of elvn disobedience. I this newspaper. n<'iw sees morf' bf>ing ff•lled in the name North Viet Nam were British. In 1162, American astronaut not caused by removal of part dooe? of pregre5s. We have a role to play in In February, !!HIS, 11 of 18 were John Gletm wao cheered by of the thyroid, may be the reA - Too mBIIJ peoplo be. c~rsetvah011, and we owe it to ~enera­ British. The volume of free thouBBDda ia a march through sult of a dlsesse ol the pitui- neve that all a doctor baa to tifns unborn ·to preserve for them a world trade with North Viet WaohtngUID. Later, he gave a tary, the gland that produC!OI do il to sive a dlseaoe a name, WOrld that Is green and a water supply Nam steadily diminished during 17 minute address before CoD- a thyroid • otlmulating hoi' name a drug, brini the two that will sen·e them. mane, or It may be caused by together aod blogo - a cure. 1965 althoup our Brttleb fll'NI. The practlco of medlelne II not -that simple. All adequate d.,. Hado's Do It Time ' ., lor ooe perso11 would not aeoessar!Jy be adequate for liDother. In your ease, your doctor AWRfGHT, YOU GUYS~/ would have to determine the HANPS OFF! rtliJ :tusH 1.0S1 rigbt dose by periodic bloo4 '>OUR .JOBSfl, YA KNOW 'THAt oounta, then, aa you Improve, ilO'fTCj.jA?! WAI4NA MAKE ' SOMETHfp.l' Out.A IT~~ be milbl be able to roduco the HfVI CAN YOU SIN9.• dose to a malatenanco leveL A TENOR? doctor always alms to tresl the patient, not the dlseaae or, 11 0111 of my prliessort ezpreaoe4 it, ·~There are no cUieuel only lick people." Richard S. Owen, Publishe> Chester Tannehill. Editor Published nery afternoon exeept Sua- ""' • I '::!~ WIN!I I LOOAN (Ill - Pbelpa: . 1+4; 11 Vllhotl ,._ · 'liesUall :14-t; Gallalber 1-N; J;l-7; Kemper Z.U; \ Stone Sl-1; 1'ro1rbridce 1-M; Jlolt. , ' ' Poston U-11; Auker :1-1-7; TOT· Pbll..._,. .U.S 1'1-5-lit. CllleJMalt New Yon ALL STARS ,Voice of Broadway A Little Early This ;Yeor THE DAilY SENTINEL ' ' 't -- • . ~ . " Days Are Here The Flood Waters Have Gone Down! Floods And Conservation You can now drive Int. l'omeroy. Mike your llrtt otop ot the N. Y. C. Hou... They 1tlll have t ·lot ef Winter Morchonclloa GREATLY REDUCED. Sprint marchand!.. Is orrlvlnt dolly. Juot te tift . you o ' - axompiH. • A bHutllul selection of Mlno SS Sport Shlrtt. Smoll to XL. lncludoci io the ..., Hanley Shirt In oil th• lotaot colon. Soma of th- never nMd 1.lnt.-3.98 to 5.98. Maritime Unions Take Lead in Banning Allied Ships in VietNam War Trade LAUNDRY BASKET IISIEL 1m SQUARE I FEDERAL ""~ Scores Flrltllorrod Loyola !Md.l f1 Brdgwater 81 St. Mary t1t1 Roanoke 75 II ~:"~:b Macon 71 W. Mel II u. t2 lfmkda.Sy<IBy Volaateer Bille Toaraamltll AI NasbviUe, Teti!L Flrtlllorrod !Mrtn) 71 LDciD Mem. Ulion (Teno.) 71 Tenn. We1. 83 Chris. Brea. Tusculum 53 Belmont 50 Oldo CDifere1100 TourtiUDeul AI AkrvD, Oblo Finl llollall Akron 111 lllrarn 119 Oberlin 113 MI. Unioa 70 Bld,..Wllco ~1 Woosler 89 Get A Second D Call FLASHLIGHT AT REGULAR PRICE OF 15o WHEN YOU BUY ONE FOR ONLY--- I lc HOUSEHOLD SA7£SVILL£ ,MIS$. - . New York Clothlag House, Po•II'OJ • I II 11 I c:tlmUIN- 124' m.r !83 I6S.D - IQID4IM.AIIE!ID Ill' lli.D' 281 ll8J% SIAl ~IMPALA Ill' 1131' 183 $lUi $1.35 ... •• ,.,...,...__.Mill,... ·---:::'~."'" .. -·--...... -.r.::: ................. --. ......... ... ... ............ SPRAY PAINT GETA SECOND CAN FOR ONLY---- Read this chart. and its easy to see wbJ Chrysler is setting aU-time sales records again: .... :-.:..":.. - .._ _ =- . . . GIIr.WSOI.....M..-.s• ................... NIII ... --.ur:~ '-'1M Jl..aWr..,... Mit llcWM.. 1 extrn M ,.c.··~-: 1c the kick people get out of moving up to a oar of Qa)dltr'lt' a ass or 1 a ars a month more than tbe car they were thinkin& Gil <>m an iD and see bow easy we'U make your move up. Onesize thndlngclthe chaf!'lustcanfew't show:dol.l When You l.luy One Fer-$1.49 ........... IJWIP,I 17 Colo,._alg 16 OL Con. Ruot .... au•n· 0 P"a•:s./ Rlllot~t~I-U.. IndOII'I er Out YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE ON A HONDA Q -1 •m t1 end am about lor the flnl ca.. WY 2-5421 Flntftoaad to be married 1-1161-4WAY PA'TIWI., • Oh yeo they heve a baoutlful ..lactlon of Sptt,. llou- lor you lociilt- 51• I to 18.--'1.91te ..... Robinson's MIIIOD-Dilon TotiTIIIllDelll AI Aobleod, Va. Every Jh«,/IIN/1 A !14T TIP 1i:' PA'i'I!OlM~N r>IS!a!C! ~. CLEANING By Urrlled Prell lrrlenattoaol oSutbern Canference Tourney . AI Cbarlotle, N.C. First Boaad lhchmood 76 East CaroUaa 74 Davidson 7t Citadel 61 West Virginia 95 VMIIO ll'm. 1: Mary 71 Furmao 71 SIA Toaraameut ·~ WoNPER llON Sf.jf:'Lt. PESCRISE f.jt,\1 Wi-lEN SI-IE GETS HIM I-JOIIlE•'" • So while In Pomeroy thl1 WMI<and, otop flnf'lt tho Now Yorlc Clothlnt HoUH end •k them te show ..you tho lot11t ond bOlt In Mini end a.yt Wurlnt Apporol, AI 'l'luk..... Ala. First Bouad Florida A&M t1t1 Benedict M Tuskegee Ins!. 105 Fisk 91 BERRY'S WORLD time. What are the dl•nctt or my becoming pregnant? B o w dangortiUI would a 111'11 ebJid. blt1h be at my qef A - Y- daaaeel ara pod regardless of your qe aa loDe as you have not passed 1111 meoopauoe. BtcaUM the lluueo of the blrllt canal lD 1iomea who are over II have loll ..,.. If their elutlelty mq obo~ tril!lano favor delivery by lareaD eectlaa Ill all ltiCII - RUG COLLEGE DOlTOR SAYS r eMins Coloroci JunL Slr11 21 to 40. Tan, II'MII. bl1clr, blue d111lm, light blu• ond 1M rul Bu'1Jundy Denim JNM. Th- hove tho tight 111 for tho young .,..,, 3.98 to 5.98. Soma o f ! ' - parman111tly _prHHCI. They have the Stretch· Ditto im in light blue and lift, --·-- -- TheyU th• eNew Short 51_. o.-. Shlrto thet - · ,. naver nMrl iranlnt. SIZH 14 to II. Tob, Spreecl, and BuHon Down Collon. Y• oome of th- ._,. 2 pocbta-3.98 lo 7.98. HELEN HELP US! Opinion Stop In and - SeeThe l .f* - ~f H.&R fi,RESlON'E .- ,;.' ' I' "I f'> ' .. DE' . ALER . STORE N. 2nci·Ave•. ,. Mtddleport,;·o. - ' Fulf.Une At •• ~ Hawk's Cycle Sales .' - ti4IA a D. I Mllo ....- o1 Alllllllo . Otoonfld-. , _ lot..t• I'-....,. M IINIII . -"i..._ . ....... a. Move up to Chrysler-the big car you can TOM RUE ~OTORS, 399 S. 3rd Ave., Middltpo~, �.' I} .--··-- --·- >tiding Club Votes Changes in Sho·w€l~sses -~· _;,;· may qualify for championship or reserve. The local club voted to add English Trail horse class with same rules aa the western class in the Association. They also agreed oo May 22 date for i I • • R .I e et'lSIOn evlle :f Four Coupl~ Ask ' Marriage Ueen1es Wolfe. '. ., ' Change~ In show classes - . meeting. voted by approximately se per- QuaJUication points in Ass.>, SO"\ who attended the annual elation were discussed and clubs llenquet of the Melgs County wiD vote on them 11 they have \ Ridijlg club Tuesday evening points 1n half of the shows. i In tlio recreation room at the However, U a horse has 19 ho"'" of Mr. ana Mrs. Joe points In any one cJaas, they -19~ Sr., Rutland Road. . , • : A cnlcken potluck dinner In' ! ~ a cake iced in white 1 ; iltlli'' inscription "Welcome , Meie:s Coonly Riding club," In !I ~..sreen• was served at 7 p.m. Mrs. ':-~, A.. Morgan asked grace. • • ltnUnel, Pollltl'OY·Mlddleport, 0 ., Feb. 25, Mn. Edith 0r1mt11 al ~act. 100 spent the weekene with ller parents, Mr. and Mrs. llarrJ Mr. and M.s.' Gilbert Hm and aonl spent sunilly with Mr. their show. The Am~ I;&. • rniwji QD ·meat and meat gion asked to spoosor the .show e.s~ ·trorp the boO! to again this yellr and U wu ,.. ke~ wu lboWn bt Dicll · greed, wtth Tono Rlllter .to ~ nqt ,l!l<!'lbl8 wm be make arrangements. Dick Karr, day, ~ 21, at the E. J. Bob Jones and Fred Leifheit home;.' volunteered as a l'Oillllliltee Ill . pick the 15 classes for the show. . The Ja-VIn club wlll hove . their annual fish fry at Wel~ ston High Scbo!>I on Marcb 3 · IT and tickets wbleh are $1 may . be purchaaed at the door. A vote of .thanks was mended to OS and l\lrs. Ronald i1ar1 and 1011, Gerald. .. Mentdrials are Held by Letion p l Members lltAT IS THE 11UTH • •, ABOUT ·NERVE DEAFNESS? Leo Kennedy Jr., president, Mhr. ~ndll Mrs. Yilllng lor their "Post Ever!••"-" a The lbiWH II> lllfll queotioa pi• , conducted the meeting whicb , osp• a ty · . --•• mlllrn.l llllliiY imporf.mlfool!l ... . ~!low"' the dmn ' er It was an- HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - It creasing term insurance with a AI the close of the meeting, Grlal sa"Vlce Ia memory ol bo found In lha rovealinl ..,. 1 "' "" · · if I 1ancy name )'_ ceased members of the '~ ~ nounced tbat dues · are now wou1d not be too surpnsmg ~ ''ThoTrulhAboutN..., the unsophioticated loreitln Jear. was c:ooducted by 1 '*"'-" Writa, p1toaa or .WI - ; [ payable to Mr. Kennedy, Tom . . A . aile Do you have safety belts in Peeney·Bennetl Post US, Reuter or ·Mrs William a viSitor to mer.ca, r , • mday lor yoU. FRBil: - · eric an LeglR, Wednesday l ~ Downie. Mr. K~nnedy reported watching our television commer- your car· lbero Ill no obliption. held in January. The Saddle cials, concluded we were. a very Do you smell bad? Because E' Ding at the post borne In 0 1 on the Association meeting soft, scared ana secunty-mad of mouth odor? Underarm JrJ dleport. , 1 : and Sirloin club was admitted people-and misjudged us bad- odor? FRIDAY Albert Rousb, ~!~~f!l SPACE COMMU'I'ER-Nol 1 plane, but leehnl•ally a "Lifting Body." '111ellrsl model of a new-dol mane••.. ~ :1 - ~~e ·club. ly. Will your husband be drawn PAST MATRON'S CLUB of assisted by other ,~; spa.. vehicles, the IJL.lO, capable o1 relumln& verable 1 In the classes lor the coming I personally would not like to Iaway from you because you Evangeline Chapter O,ES, Mid dueled the tmpresstve to earth under pUot control has been delivered to the year it was voted to drop the thmk that the. Red Chmese nr make a bad cup of coffee? dleport will meet Friday, Feb. for A. A. Sptrborry, Don lltO"'l',l NASA l'!ight Reaeard> Center at Edwards, Colli. WiJig' •·: Fine Harness and the Drunk· their sy~palhlzers believe that I Will your hair lotion fall and 25 at the home of Mrs. James Sr., G~UtW~l~ tbiJ loll It achieveo aerodynamic lift from the triangular 0 LY :1-4550 ards Parrtdise aOd t'o add the our . natio~al backbone and spJatter all over the bathroom Clatworthy in Pomeroy. Mrs. bold S[[lJ u ~ .ama .Upo ol tbe body. In the &rsl ftlght lest, planned for the AlhiM ZC5 E. State St. Appaloosa Pleasure class. . It fore1gn pohcy are based on the Iunless you get a tube Instead of Theo Neutzling will be the as- nJng lncl8udthed}';ctw_uul1Dll1land!-l uear future, the IJL.lO will be launched from a 11-52 bomber at 45,000 feet for a powerleas glide at 300 m.p.b. was also voted that a horse same sort of nervousness and a bottle? s!sting hostess and Mrs. Grace Athens, u.m "' toalllndlng. wusl· be shown In either Eng- .fears over trivial matters that · How come your pretty ••rench will give devoHoDB. er; Horold Co•, 2nd vtce ''nsli"cir Western cia" and can- some video commercials try to 1,neighbor's wash Is white, whit• MIDDLEPORT WCTU will mandereb of Waethllstondi :tr'ct Frank ' · QJ.ees rew s 1 not be changed back and fo(th explmt. . you- you poor homely thing- meet Friday evening, Feb. 25, . d M .1 Rlc!Jards have a baby daughter, Paula in a season. It was decided that AdverUsmg. makes great may be resigning yoursea to at 7:30 p. m. at the hOOJe of ~~~ctt!: L~ "';!mancial ofllcer. The Smltba bave the Association would purchase cla1ms that 1t has contnbuted the background because your Mrs. Betty Cline, Walnut St. ty, other children, Robert WB!I'DOII lleiUiy an electrio timer and a fee of m1gbtdy to the health of this wash isn 't as gleaming? SATURDAY The reliUlar meeting followand Stephunle. n fa no 10111., . ,.• . $1 0 will be charged a club for country, and this JB probably SO Should your wife be driving GROUP I OF THE First ed the memoclal se"lces. Durpoulbie for ut;ing it until it is paid for. Im a fmancJal. sense. Yet the wUhout puncture-proof tires on United Presbyterian Church m ing the buoiness meellng the 0 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald the well dressTentative horse show dates constant explOJt~~lon of perso~· a dark road in a ·strange plnce Middleport will sponsor a bake post donated flags tiJ the Jun. and :wn. ~erald, were Tul!SdiiY II to be werl' set including May 15, ~a!- a~ ~ears, magm£1ed by te\ev1- late at night~ And what is she ;sale. Saturday, Feb. 28.' at Ihe ior High School Edna lno evenmg dinn~r gues~ of ~pi:~~~ 8 1Uct1 , one 4~a, a day show; May~. MeJgs. s1on s vast reach, may well doing there anyway? 1Crno,;s Hardware beglnnmg at 9 taught by James '1 .Ro ':ee le of and Mrs. Chester Snnpsor.. a day show; May 30 Oak Hill helping to undermine the Have you been checked up a. m. and to Girl Samt Troop Rev. and Mrs. Y g . t oiulde of pow· an ali-day show: June t8, AI· independence of characler that for all the m·esses lately? How THE FELLOW•:RAF'r De- Reported ill were Robert Con- Wilmington spent ~onday~u~r Mr.d an~rsS ~lbertf 01 der boN or .bany: night show: and July 23, this nation is proud of. ntany cavities do you have'i' gree will be g-Iven at the Har~ kle and WilUam Wyatt With Mr. ~d Mrs .. arry o e. and aug ' USie~ o m.. eye shadow. :Ja-Vin. night show. All clubs Consider. You turn on the ~et, How many headaches? Are ~ risonville Lodge 4l1, F&AM, ans Memorial Hospital; Frank The Ladles Society of the s~ad ~ails spent a week end !oC:ef:-~~~robe Ia II tm· are tn have the~ class". for and out comes re~r: I overeating? y February 26, ,t 7:30. AI! m•s- Murray, bospi!alized, and Dale Bethany EUB Church held Ita "'th hiS parents, llr. and Mn. poclant to 100d ll'OomiDI aa show by the March AssocJahon Do you have hfe insurance? 1 And so on: ter masons are ·~rge1 to attend. Keonedy who " home !rom meeting at the home of Mrs. Harry Wolle. • the rl~ht loiad 'of I outfit for F'=.;_======iil How much? Enough for your1 Do. you wonder that tbe Refreshments will be served. bospital. He expects to enter Edna Knopp on Thursday. Pres- Mrs. Edna Knopp and Slna :~.!'~~tt!!:';.::. ~~·at&:: ~w~ children to be educated t6 ·yearning lor Ja""'s Bond is so MASON COUNTY I)W chap- the Huntington Veterans ent we~e Bell, Nma and Bern- Mae Summerfield spent Satur· 1 woman mual be<OPta ber years from now? Enough for i great? ter 27 meets at 1~e hall in a! soon. lceThe~ss,LotUeBradford, Ann day anernoon In Gallipolis and owu facial artist thla takes your wife and her next husband _ Maso~ Feb. 26 at J :30 p. m. A chicken dinner was served ' Hazel W•cklme an visited Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ster- ::!":~~w'k~;/'? bebe~:~l": m. . FOR ALL OCCASIONS to be comfortable with? The Cbannd Swim• Among George Hudson ' comownJ•r. to the post members and guesb! ret! and sons. IIUl1'0 beautiful you, Freet - - - - - ·- - c-Do you have fire insurance? the weekly video ,;.,les t MONDAY following the meeting by Mr. and Mrs. Grover Salser Mr. and Mrs. Frank -loll Bartrum We w_it:e_flow_e_r_s ev_e_ryw_h_er.• Which agent for which compa- . expected to return in ~e JANE HOWELL TENT committee ol the aUlUmry head- Jr. and fanuly spent Sunday visited over the weekend WY • ny Will get there Fastest if your corning season as "()o.:zie nd Daughters of Union Veterans ed by Mrs. Dale Kennedy. M wtth Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dorst and 2 2039 ••• house bums down' · Harriet,'' "The Wackiest s~· wiU meet at the DAV hall Mon- ststlng wlth the dinner of East Letart. their son, Carl, and family at ·: OR NIGHT WI 9-29lt How's your auto insurance? in thP Armv " ''Hullabaloo1?. day at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Dale MOUI'DJIJi, Mrs. AI~ Mr. and Mrs. Grover . Newark. The Dorst sisters iP.clmeroy Flower Shop And your disability insurance? '"Tia· Munste;;" and "The BETHEL NO. 62 of the Inter· bert Roosh, Mrs. Don Roach Sr. spent the weekend With .to their home after Phona WY 2-3557 And your personal property mothers Brothers Show" national Order of Job's Daugh-~ and Mrs. Ed Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Clyd• Evans spending some time with 234 I. Malo _.., -:/'· Main Pomeroy Insurance:' And your CB~TV. which once could h~~~ ters will meet at the Pomeroy . . dau~ters of Porter. isii~~~:;;;.:;;:_;~;;_;:;;;;;. _ ;;:;;;,.;;;~~~~~~~~~ .. f.' Mrs. Millard Van Meter IInsurance (whioh is just de- prose ted "Th M . " Masonic Temple Monday at Spectal musiC each evening. Charles Wood of Toledo v' ~~~::!lil!iiii!::!lil::!lil::!lil~=~~=~~~ n . e USJc Man as . ' ' POMEROY WCTU wlll ed With Mr. and Mrs. INGELS FURNITURE PRESENTSt an ongmal television special 7·30 p. m. at the Federated Church Knopp and Mr. and Mrs. Harry ~.· r, I SOCIAL CAJ NDAR __ BADIO~ -·- Diles Ratlloear Co. ,"nd 1Q LA '5 Dorcas n- . News N les eclf! bel I 0 I 'I W 0 lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON 1 .r'· N W COMPTON . • I • . I. t O• D• 0 p l 0 ME l RI 5 ( Offlcei:='!. ~~~<fo~~~;~~~~!~~· on I I w1th $1111101111 Ray Bolger-but TUESDAY the · tag thought REVIVAL SERVICES will day, March I, at 2 p.m. pnce was too CHAPTER high for' an untried show- now be held at the Morning Star I POMEROY . . has paid $1 million for two Eub Church beginning Tiles- OES will meet In r_egular 1 airings of the movie version. wear formals. All dues ar• The first official American be pald in March. ~R:·~~~M~:f~e":'~~zel_:~a~~~litii~:-~~1 _·..'m~h·~~-~ :: !':;":~~era"!.! ·~J· Tuesday evenlnp Guests of Mr.s. BeII Theiss her birthday Tuesday MrsC:c~::e M~:.lfkrsca.M:naat-· ll han and Mrs. Della Carnahan. Mrs. Paul Smith spent the ~:nl!:;l~paa~t newspaper ana ~w~ee~k~wl~th~her~~so~n~, at Columbus.~~~~~ f.•g on Prospect Hill, was Jan.displayed I, 1776. c----l "The modern erally has ita fingers out toward every quarter or globe and every finger il sensitive and every nerve brings Campier. 95 Iuick the treasures of the lntell- Edition - - ' octual wealth thai are atored ll Atoo Ampltllad Ntw Taot• here, aad a photograph menlond Amptlllad Old Ttstemeni tile occurrencea of Ufe that there taking place." - C. D. Warner, author. ''The job o the newopaper to comlort the afflicted and afflict the comfortablo." - F. Mlddlllport, 0, Dunne (Mr. Dooley) Auto Sales AMPLIFIED BIBLE · -AIR CONDITIONED !IIIII Ponti· ac Bonneville bide and white 4 door hardtop sedan. Hydromatic, radio, heater, vinyl upholstery, wblte side wall•, speed sentry, tinted glass, remote control odtside mirror. windshield washers, bark up lights. Power: steering, brakes, windows, 6-w:~y seat. Not a "cream puff" but where else can you get tlll $9 ---- EASY TO C ' PT, PLEASANT - Four <OUples ll!'ve made appltcatl..s for marriBge licensee, in the office of the County Clerk. Appl)'lng were Kenneth Mu r· phy lleynoida, 19, Musoa, and Linda May Russell, 11 West Columbia. Donald Cari James, 32, HarUord, and Thelma Di· . ane. Hall, 17, HarUnrd: Michael Lee Hatfield, 18, Gallipolio ~·erty, and Klrstea Kay Searls, 18, Soulhslde; Kenneth Darrell Dewee., 19, Leoo, and Merlie Jane , Casto, 17, Lenn. Charity Ball Is Set for Next MayS PT. · PLEASANT - Tbe nual Charity Ball sponsored t_lle Pleasant Valley Hos!1ltal Auxiliary wj]l be held on 7 al the National Guard MID-I 0!) from 10 p. m. until 2 a. m. according to ao an~~=:. I ~ ment by Mrs. Harold H general chairman of the ana11.1 : WhiNY- Ivy...,, !c 111SHOl. The Peppermint theme PleUODI Valley ;,;;, Ita! be carried out in red aRd ADMITTED· M R PR decorations IbiS year and mu!;ic I! Pt . Pleaaant· · M rs. Gay ~~· will be provided by the ' eorWg~lb . lighters." Tickets are priced fer·, • New H,avon,r:•·Mrs. 1 ert $4 Coleman, Pliny; Mrs. Fred per coup1e. Long, Apple Grove. A new addition to the annual DISCHARGED: Mrs. Jess affair will be various colored VanMeter, Letart: Mrs. Law- carnation corsages being ronco Newberry and daughter, ed for sale at the door. Cheese Fashion shows lediy lake BIIUI11ot'IIIIL Cellneoe illtndlleed 111 aJfo ill ra. Pt. Pleasant: WiUiam Jones plates consi.<~ti'ng of ~hec& , ~'1t bau.t ped rfonned by the fUIOUI IIebert JoJrrey Bau.t l!nUP · ~­ r," PIeaaant; Mrs. Floyd Rif-, crackers, pickles, olives w ·~ ay1011 ODe r., four iDienullonally bon ....uar~e-........_ fle , Pt. Pleasant; Lawrence But- · cold cuts along with dOtt drink HartneU, Mkol P1nlana ltld Pedro IIGdrlpez. Tbese '"D.d;7:::, elm, Norma ler U, Henderson. and potato chips will be sold llaUet has been 111-.d . . ......... l!orat« ~ - . . - ...... 'Die during the evening. Commttees appointed by Mrs. Ridenour for the d•nce Survivors Include of Letart 'Falls. are: decorations, Mrs. Harlin Brothers, Sisler• Laura and Beth Wetherspooa Newsome ; concessions, · Mrs. Re1atives of Abalene Moore, small children of Mr. aRd Mrs. 0 George Johnson; tickets, 78, Syracuse, omitted in the an Wetherspoon of Racine James Gibeau(; seatinR obituary notice, are three browere weekend guest& of Mr. ra~gements, Mrs. ther, Wilbur Moore. Pomerey; and Mrs. Dallas HiU. Gnmm: posters, Mrs. Paul E. Theodore, of Wheeling Island, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wheeler Monroe; corsages; 1\lrs. W. Va., and Lafe Moore, Hart- The WSCS met at the churcb Iand Bill were receat guests of Love and publicity, Mrs. Riden- ford, and four Sisters, Kathryn Tuesday evening with Mrs. their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. our. Weaver, Kenova, . Va.; Vio- l Earl Robinson in charge of 1Larry Foster of Columbus. Want to send ---Ja Rou sh. New Haven, and devotions. Mrs. Early Roush ----Lusema Weaver, New Haven. 1 was in charge of the business your own Judge Thompson to Funeral services will be Sat- I meeting. Plans were made to 14 preseription" Speak in New H· urday at 2 p. m. at the Ewing . repair the church. Mrs. Naomi 1 aven Funeral Chapel. Stobart, Mrs. Bertha Robinson for CHEER! . PT. PLEASANT Judge and Mrs. Bess Parsons were on ~ ~;~es Lee Thompson of the Association will the nominating committee to Jud1cml DJStnct w•ll be the M F' 'd N' h elect officers. Hostess for the FROM DUDLEY'S spet~ker at a meeting eel rl ay Ig t eveni were Mrs, · Alex WheelIlfcntured of the Mason County Home 1 PT. PLEASANT - The Mas- er a~ Mrs. Dorsa Parsons By Ava GDII:ey ' Uemonstraton Clubs on Febru- on County. Assol'i~tion for R~ Birthdays were Mrs. Bob Da~a ~mer spent a recemtll e Fr.. h Cut Flow:trt jary 2BUJ at 7 p.m. in the Jr. ll<.wded Children Will .hold their Rhodes and Mrs. Sherman Ford. evenmg WJth Mr. and Mrs. e PaHH Pl1nh to th• [OUAM lodge hall in New Hav- regular monthly meetmg tonight Others attending were Mrs Wyatt. . -·tk•..,ll 'en. ,at 7:30 p.m. in the AppalachDolly Wolfe. Mrs. Shirle Ah: :llr. and Mrs. Clinton "' Home or Hospital .Judge. Th~~p.son will use 88 Jan Power Company auditorium les. Mrs. Iona Hupp, Na~ and son, Tad, Alba~, and hJs topJc Wills, Documents l ~:~th the R_ev .. Albert McKen~ omi Stobart, Mrs. Bertha Rob.. and Mrs. Robert Alkire and and Deeds" and will hold an Iz1e of Gal!Jpohs as the featured inson Mrs Eilee B k M Ray' v:ere supper guests open discussion on legal pro('e- speaker of the evening. The Don~ Hiil Mr.: u~~rga~!t AvTah Gilkpey Sunday evening. durt's following his talk. Re- Rev. McKenzie will present Gloeckner Mrs j Wh-t e omeroy 59 N. 2nd Ave, freshment will be served to ov- chalk drawings. and Mrs R. be :cet ~· 81"~~ was caUed early 3 er 100 members of the fourteen 1 Mrs. William Longstaff, pres-- March ·me:tin~ w·lt\on h 1~ mormng to take Dana Welsh Middleport, 0. Iclubs in Mason County expect-. ir:l~nt. urges all members to at~ at the home 0 f ~ eA eld Meigs Memorial hospital. ..r=========~e=d~to=a~t~te:nd~·==~::; tend meeting rs. Hupp rnoas returned homeand later -- ·---open the to the bl' wbich . is also Hupp with Mr s. J ames and Mr Mrsthat · pu IC. assisting hostess · · · relurned to CircleviUe where Mrs. Irene Rhodes and daugh- they have r H reportedMOWS, CONDITIONS AND WINDROWS ters of Minersville were recent ly is suffer~m:r:om e 8 glanduguests of Mr · and Mrs. Bob : Jar disorder IN /.OW-COST OPERATIONRhodes. :; 1Mr. an d M. rs. James Payne R lsi 1 AND ecen v tors of Mr. ani and small daughter of Colum. Mrs. Dorsa Parsons .were Mr. bus spent a weekend with USES ano Mrs. Carroll Wh1te •nd daughters, Darla and Deanna George Parsons, Mr. and Mrs: Elmer Parsons and sons Junior and Dorsa and Shelly ' Chevalier, Roberta Roush and Dana Lewis. Visiting at the uome of Mr. I and Mrs. Russell Roush and Sunday were Mr. Mrs. James Will and family Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Anderson and family of Keno and Mrs. Lerma Brinker 1 llol poLn 1: MIDDLEPORT 30" AUTOMATIC " RANOI! ELECTRIC BOOK STORE ~19·95 -. •·" • PIANOS IWURLITZER .. ! IIALDWIN ond OT"eA FAMOUl ·: ..I BRANDS • ~ -.. • -. .. -- CRISS·CROt.t TUMBLING reduces tangling ~ . .! for faster, more economical drying .... • lr•a nguln ballles :! ~ ·-••. i .-- . '' _, ' ~ Matching Philco Automatic Washar clothes cylin der creue a ; l't'lr and tangling • .. lets 1 ~<et to an lhe clothu btlhr f ~~ IPr dryn'lg. - "• PHILCO D·6f2 ~ ~ f j #' . 199.95 -=· .% .. ,,; -.... ~ Ph lie. • Two Dryina Cycles • '" ..- fuii·Dwm Airflow • Porc&laln Enamel Finished Clothes Cylinder • Saltty Loadinliil Door • Front· ··---• --~ Mo..nted Un1 Trtp - ASSOCIATED RADIO & TV ..' . • Horry Milllr, Owner WY ~S PHONE '1 .",·<' 11 e With Miller Mlytag 214 I. MAIN ,OMIItOY JACKSON, 0. SOCiety • Notes I Hams'onville I News Notes Send FLOWERS Mr/ DUDLEY'S t 1 m · g biJ, lultrDUI U" X 22" lfainl•lt ,,.., MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Rear Meigs General Haspltol Conw. 352 eng. Std. trans,, r•dio and huter POMEROY H.T. 289 eng. 4 speed trans. Radio nd healer CUX.TURE7- '1111B young lady .. member of a tourinll Russ1an cultural troupe proved a quick- study oi local \Vays . .She's doing a native Malay dance learned on a Singapore visit. It be a mark for Soviet cu • lure, but it's hardly ~ut of .)farx, mal 21• a1. .ut. ~· self-rim feature for •lm,Ufiecl lntt11lotlon, and -.vnllocfeellleftlnt underctot, Will new• nltl er •lain. The ltectfllll mort beoutiful with age. rrice Jncludtl a ...Um •Ingle.. lever feueet with swlllg-s,out, oerat., ond •Ptetr, n well os lwe ltalnlllt 1f11l ba•k•t llraln•rs whh tGIIIJI,hictt, #6T502 fi"''" OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & Edwerd Bnr, Owner Pomeroy WY 2-2036 232 E. Second WHY YOU SHOULD PLANT In the clark. • Visalarrn• shows the IF Transformtn. alarm Js set. Uuono•u ... HUU ~4, FUNK'S G·HYBRIDS MI . I MWI llsWs )1111111 • SIMp hitch lttt you go 2 Gltltllllll ~anl1 ~ Drl111* nshb:tlt to tle•p with your radio on. Turnt off outcmati .. cally. I lhll Siudlll llllb Hnllillillls Ill II!'! ' WliJr,ll... ... v.nw ~~ r, I ~II<\ .iicus• mis!JIIt l Elllliillllllllll flrliiHt I ~It, klllltll-k• ~amtt{,: I B~ IOnNjiS lllillp . 10 Qllllly, b~llllilllllllrall . IIIOIIE.CAPACITY TO PRODUCI WERNER RADIO &T.V. • OPEN FRI. & ;SAT. NIGHTS .' . .\ ' Middleport, 0. WY 2•26~5 '·. ·/ . . ,Ml~fiOIT .... ...., ,,,.,,-...... ,.... . •., ... ., .. ,.._......... ." .,, ....... _ ... .·.. . . .. ~ .,.~·.vo~~ _:.' !' •• ' ,, '~' ·~·· . 64 Ford Galaxie 500 2 dr. H.T. 352 eng. At trans. p, •Mring, r1dla, Miter who nglstera ber China, Sliver and Glua palternllt "' ?NBABJI/M .S~&JI3e'nJ WHY NOT DO YOUR SAVING AT,!!! WJ1 If yow bavaa't already aelaeled your ehiDa, we· d tlka tD mow you ow wide choice ot beautif111 pattorul lA SlB - SE OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGs· (6 Til 8 PM) '!'ron, II you Willl, we'U bo dad to help you eoordinete ;::,Uo~~ta~=~1~ -.":.- Unga are tlwaya 1n perfect toll. llelistlrinl your patterns with our Bridal - RelfBtry makel it easier for friends lnd re1ativ• to Pvt you a weddinl gift youdupllcatlo.., wont, And rou'll avotd too · So boa &malt brida • , • bt ~~: ~~~r!; ter it with us now. K& C Jewelerw • The FARMERS BANK j . Savings Company 1· "WtHIYIGrown ...... WeH-III.,It OlhlnGNW" Member Flllll'el Rll11 Nlyilenl Member Flllll'al Dlpoelt 1-.nce Corplnlllaa POMEROY, OHIO .. , .'l • . 1'4·t ..~ -~ sg.49 - $ lUI SUGAR RUN FlOUR .MIW Phone WY·2·2ll5 Mulbe~ry Av~ Pomeroy, Ohio _ XL Conv. I cyl. At tr1ns., p, tfHring, radio 1nd H.ter 64 English Ford 2 Dr. 2 dr. 4 tpqd tr.ns. 63 Chevrolet Impala 4 ~· H.T. 8 cy, At tr1~1., p. lhlring, radio. and holttr 63 Rambler ,., SUIFACIMCaiiED IIEDICIIE CABIIET lEO. *''• $17.n WRITE BATIIOOI Ef-. UT. GlASS SUOIN!J S2A7 = SROIEIIOOR $3444 lEG. $3.29 Amerlun t dr. 6 eyl. Std. trans. Rldlo and huter 62 Comet 2 Door 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio 1nd hHter 62 Ford Galaxie 500 4 dr. I cyl. At frtns., p. -rlnt. radio an<l hHior 62 Fairlane 4 Door ....... I cyl. Std. trn1. Rtctro lnd 63 'Ford Galaxi• 500 Conv. 352 '"'· Radio end hHter MANY MORE VALUES Sale Continues Until Saturday, 'March 19th You Don't Need Cash OPEN A BIIJ).A.C:OUNT Nothing Down • I Pty As UHie As $5,00 Monthly Std.. trent. 61 Olds 91t'h;r N.T. AI tr- Ail ~ II• tncl hHtv ' · 61 Comet 4 DoQr t cyl, At " - hutar Keith wr,:rot4 ...... . . USED CAR'· ioT ~ . liNt. UJ1 · · ..-~. . . . . . .· SLIDING DOOR 64 Ford Galaxie 500 dio Tltehybrius wltlt N. 2nd Ave. Happy is the Bride llliOtlUCa. UGIIIID 65 Mustang 2 Door 10 BIG REASONS Featuring reliable Solid-State circuitry •ink II fit an· 'i eanailgs ••• 65 Ford Galaxie 500 • lays down swath or windrow Come In and see this revolutionary tol)l ' 2 dr. Hardtop, 289 engine, otendard trans. Radio •nil h11ter SINK Here'& • aYGilabllitr. --·~·, ...a. . . . IEDIC. CABIIEI' 65 Ford Galaxie 500 • Exclusive adjustable wheel for row crops • Available in 7 or 9-foot models • Smooth, sup~Jr..quiet operation • 4" Golden Voice• Speoi<er, 2 D011bio-Tu~ed .... LAWSON SHARP USED CARS Slmptlfled design, with the unique new IH flick·na• system, means fewer moving parts ••• less tog~ wrons ••• less to fix• • On.a-trip operrJtion saves time and rnoney; re .. qu1res fewer machines, less fuel • Fa'!'ous IH Balanced-Head mowing action • EfflCJOnl rubber and stool conditioning rolls CLOCK RADIO • Vililite•leh you tell time safety • • • HERE ARE THE DOUBU BOWl COMPtiTI AS PICTUIID ,\ .. MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME TRUEf" <#. ji DURING OUR WINTER SALE .m. StAINlESS STill . .., ; 1 WY 2·2176 $5495 •· pp e rove 1/imiut.ll trtlfi!Jit~lomo foeding mi..• /HJ/t/1 t:rtlp for 11uro, t:l111n cutting MOTOROLA WITH SELF·RIM AND FITTING~ ·-\~ LOOK! -PIECE SINK ENSEMBLE . ~ ~ "F-ry Tralnad S...I..- . for this unigue -binab ol. od¥CIIIIqel• ~===::-;:=;::;::--~=========-:-;:::;::;:---...:..A JG Nnr 116 MIIW~t·Conditionor FOLLOWING MOmER If she looks vaguely famlliar, there'• 1 good rtasnn. Tina Marquand, 19, Is the daughter of the late movie actress Maria Montez and Franeh aetor Joan Pierre Au m on t. She's already done one movie In England and now Is maklna her American debut in 'Texa1 Aeross the River" at Holly· wood's Unlversll Studios wbfre Maria woo a star: .. ' '11 ' ' ) lj. ii"- - - thi s for only $995'! .Tohn Rich- mond. 814 East Main Pomeroy. T•t : WY 2-2451. 2 ~ ftc MORE PEOPLE HAVE MORE CASH SAYINGS IN·THE BANK ,....!. f!!!! • t., Middllplrt, ~ I . THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. • . The Department Stor• Of Buildin~ Since 1915 · Plla11ei WY2-3193 Uc1 WY2-3679 , • �.' I} .--··-- --·- >tiding Club Votes Changes in Sho·w€l~sses -~· _;,;· may qualify for championship or reserve. The local club voted to add English Trail horse class with same rules aa the western class in the Association. They also agreed oo May 22 date for i I • • R .I e et'lSIOn evlle :f Four Coupl~ Ask ' Marriage Ueen1es Wolfe. '. ., ' Change~ In show classes - . meeting. voted by approximately se per- QuaJUication points in Ass.>, SO"\ who attended the annual elation were discussed and clubs llenquet of the Melgs County wiD vote on them 11 they have \ Ridijlg club Tuesday evening points 1n half of the shows. i In tlio recreation room at the However, U a horse has 19 ho"'" of Mr. ana Mrs. Joe points In any one cJaas, they -19~ Sr., Rutland Road. . , • : A cnlcken potluck dinner In' ! ~ a cake iced in white 1 ; iltlli'' inscription "Welcome , Meie:s Coonly Riding club," In !I ~..sreen• was served at 7 p.m. Mrs. ':-~, A.. Morgan asked grace. • • ltnUnel, Pollltl'OY·Mlddleport, 0 ., Feb. 25, Mn. Edith 0r1mt11 al ~act. 100 spent the weekene with ller parents, Mr. and Mrs. llarrJ Mr. and M.s.' Gilbert Hm and aonl spent sunilly with Mr. their show. The Am~ I;&. • rniwji QD ·meat and meat gion asked to spoosor the .show e.s~ ·trorp the boO! to again this yellr and U wu ,.. ke~ wu lboWn bt Dicll · greed, wtth Tono Rlllter .to ~ nqt ,l!l<!'lbl8 wm be make arrangements. Dick Karr, day, ~ 21, at the E. J. Bob Jones and Fred Leifheit home;.' volunteered as a l'Oillllliltee Ill . pick the 15 classes for the show. . The Ja-VIn club wlll hove . their annual fish fry at Wel~ ston High Scbo!>I on Marcb 3 · IT and tickets wbleh are $1 may . be purchaaed at the door. A vote of .thanks was mended to OS and l\lrs. Ronald i1ar1 and 1011, Gerald. .. Mentdrials are Held by Letion p l Members lltAT IS THE 11UTH • •, ABOUT ·NERVE DEAFNESS? Leo Kennedy Jr., president, Mhr. ~ndll Mrs. Yilllng lor their "Post Ever!••"-" a The lbiWH II> lllfll queotioa pi• , conducted the meeting whicb , osp• a ty · . --•• mlllrn.l llllliiY imporf.mlfool!l ... . ~!low"' the dmn ' er It was an- HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - It creasing term insurance with a AI the close of the meeting, Grlal sa"Vlce Ia memory ol bo found In lha rovealinl ..,. 1 "' "" · · if I 1ancy name )'_ ceased members of the '~ ~ nounced tbat dues · are now wou1d not be too surpnsmg ~ ''ThoTrulhAboutN..., the unsophioticated loreitln Jear. was c:ooducted by 1 '*"'-" Writa, p1toaa or .WI - ; [ payable to Mr. Kennedy, Tom . . A . aile Do you have safety belts in Peeney·Bennetl Post US, Reuter or ·Mrs William a viSitor to mer.ca, r , • mday lor yoU. FRBil: - · eric an LeglR, Wednesday l ~ Downie. Mr. K~nnedy reported watching our television commer- your car· lbero Ill no obliption. held in January. The Saddle cials, concluded we were. a very Do you smell bad? Because E' Ding at the post borne In 0 1 on the Association meeting soft, scared ana secunty-mad of mouth odor? Underarm JrJ dleport. , 1 : and Sirloin club was admitted people-and misjudged us bad- odor? FRIDAY Albert Rousb, ~!~~f!l SPACE COMMU'I'ER-Nol 1 plane, but leehnl•ally a "Lifting Body." '111ellrsl model of a new-dol mane••.. ~ :1 - ~~e ·club. ly. Will your husband be drawn PAST MATRON'S CLUB of assisted by other ,~; spa.. vehicles, the IJL.lO, capable o1 relumln& verable 1 In the classes lor the coming I personally would not like to Iaway from you because you Evangeline Chapter O,ES, Mid dueled the tmpresstve to earth under pUot control has been delivered to the year it was voted to drop the thmk that the. Red Chmese nr make a bad cup of coffee? dleport will meet Friday, Feb. for A. A. Sptrborry, Don lltO"'l',l NASA l'!ight Reaeard> Center at Edwards, Colli. WiJig' •·: Fine Harness and the Drunk· their sy~palhlzers believe that I Will your hair lotion fall and 25 at the home of Mrs. James Sr., G~UtW~l~ tbiJ loll It achieveo aerodynamic lift from the triangular 0 LY :1-4550 ards Parrtdise aOd t'o add the our . natio~al backbone and spJatter all over the bathroom Clatworthy in Pomeroy. Mrs. bold S[[lJ u ~ .ama .Upo ol tbe body. In the &rsl ftlght lest, planned for the AlhiM ZC5 E. State St. Appaloosa Pleasure class. . It fore1gn pohcy are based on the Iunless you get a tube Instead of Theo Neutzling will be the as- nJng lncl8udthed}';ctw_uul1Dll1land!-l uear future, the IJL.lO will be launched from a 11-52 bomber at 45,000 feet for a powerleas glide at 300 m.p.b. was also voted that a horse same sort of nervousness and a bottle? s!sting hostess and Mrs. Grace Athens, u.m "' toalllndlng. wusl· be shown In either Eng- .fears over trivial matters that · How come your pretty ••rench will give devoHoDB. er; Horold Co•, 2nd vtce ''nsli"cir Western cia" and can- some video commercials try to 1,neighbor's wash Is white, whit• MIDDLEPORT WCTU will mandereb of Waethllstondi :tr'ct Frank ' · QJ.ees rew s 1 not be changed back and fo(th explmt. . you- you poor homely thing- meet Friday evening, Feb. 25, . d M .1 Rlc!Jards have a baby daughter, Paula in a season. It was decided that AdverUsmg. makes great may be resigning yoursea to at 7:30 p. m. at the hOOJe of ~~~ctt!: L~ "';!mancial ofllcer. The Smltba bave the Association would purchase cla1ms that 1t has contnbuted the background because your Mrs. Betty Cline, Walnut St. ty, other children, Robert WB!I'DOII lleiUiy an electrio timer and a fee of m1gbtdy to the health of this wash isn 't as gleaming? SATURDAY The reliUlar meeting followand Stephunle. n fa no 10111., . ,.• . $1 0 will be charged a club for country, and this JB probably SO Should your wife be driving GROUP I OF THE First ed the memoclal se"lces. Durpoulbie for ut;ing it until it is paid for. Im a fmancJal. sense. Yet the wUhout puncture-proof tires on United Presbyterian Church m ing the buoiness meellng the 0 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald the well dressTentative horse show dates constant explOJt~~lon of perso~· a dark road in a ·strange plnce Middleport will sponsor a bake post donated flags tiJ the Jun. and :wn. ~erald, were Tul!SdiiY II to be werl' set including May 15, ~a!- a~ ~ears, magm£1ed by te\ev1- late at night~ And what is she ;sale. Saturday, Feb. 28.' at Ihe ior High School Edna lno evenmg dinn~r gues~ of ~pi:~~~ 8 1Uct1 , one 4~a, a day show; May~. MeJgs. s1on s vast reach, may well doing there anyway? 1Crno,;s Hardware beglnnmg at 9 taught by James '1 .Ro ':ee le of and Mrs. Chester Snnpsor.. a day show; May 30 Oak Hill helping to undermine the Have you been checked up a. m. and to Girl Samt Troop Rev. and Mrs. Y g . t oiulde of pow· an ali-day show: June t8, AI· independence of characler that for all the m·esses lately? How THE FELLOW•:RAF'r De- Reported ill were Robert Con- Wilmington spent ~onday~u~r Mr.d an~rsS ~lbertf 01 der boN or .bany: night show: and July 23, this nation is proud of. ntany cavities do you have'i' gree will be g-Iven at the Har~ kle and WilUam Wyatt With Mr. ~d Mrs .. arry o e. and aug ' USie~ o m.. eye shadow. :Ja-Vin. night show. All clubs Consider. You turn on the ~et, How many headaches? Are ~ risonville Lodge 4l1, F&AM, ans Memorial Hospital; Frank The Ladles Society of the s~ad ~ails spent a week end !oC:ef:-~~~robe Ia II tm· are tn have the~ class". for and out comes re~r: I overeating? y February 26, ,t 7:30. AI! m•s- Murray, bospi!alized, and Dale Bethany EUB Church held Ita "'th hiS parents, llr. and Mn. poclant to 100d ll'OomiDI aa show by the March AssocJahon Do you have hfe insurance? 1 And so on: ter masons are ·~rge1 to attend. Keonedy who " home !rom meeting at the home of Mrs. Harry Wolle. • the rl~ht loiad 'of I outfit for F'=.;_======iil How much? Enough for your1 Do. you wonder that tbe Refreshments will be served. bospital. He expects to enter Edna Knopp on Thursday. Pres- Mrs. Edna Knopp and Slna :~.!'~~tt!!:';.::. ~~·at&:: ~w~ children to be educated t6 ·yearning lor Ja""'s Bond is so MASON COUNTY I)W chap- the Huntington Veterans ent we~e Bell, Nma and Bern- Mae Summerfield spent Satur· 1 woman mual be<OPta ber years from now? Enough for i great? ter 27 meets at 1~e hall in a! soon. lceThe~ss,LotUeBradford, Ann day anernoon In Gallipolis and owu facial artist thla takes your wife and her next husband _ Maso~ Feb. 26 at J :30 p. m. A chicken dinner was served ' Hazel W•cklme an visited Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ster- ::!":~~w'k~;/'? bebe~:~l": m. . FOR ALL OCCASIONS to be comfortable with? The Cbannd Swim• Among George Hudson ' comownJ•r. to the post members and guesb! ret! and sons. IIUl1'0 beautiful you, Freet - - - - - ·- - c-Do you have fire insurance? the weekly video ,;.,les t MONDAY following the meeting by Mr. and Mrs. Grover Salser Mr. and Mrs. Frank -loll Bartrum We w_it:e_flow_e_r_s ev_e_ryw_h_er.• Which agent for which compa- . expected to return in ~e JANE HOWELL TENT committee ol the aUlUmry head- Jr. and fanuly spent Sunday visited over the weekend WY • ny Will get there Fastest if your corning season as "()o.:zie nd Daughters of Union Veterans ed by Mrs. Dale Kennedy. M wtth Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dorst and 2 2039 ••• house bums down' · Harriet,'' "The Wackiest s~· wiU meet at the DAV hall Mon- ststlng wlth the dinner of East Letart. their son, Carl, and family at ·: OR NIGHT WI 9-29lt How's your auto insurance? in thP Armv " ''Hullabaloo1?. day at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Dale MOUI'DJIJi, Mrs. AI~ Mr. and Mrs. Grover . Newark. The Dorst sisters iP.clmeroy Flower Shop And your disability insurance? '"Tia· Munste;;" and "The BETHEL NO. 62 of the Inter· bert Roosh, Mrs. Don Roach Sr. spent the weekend With .to their home after Phona WY 2-3557 And your personal property mothers Brothers Show" national Order of Job's Daugh-~ and Mrs. Ed Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Clyd• Evans spending some time with 234 I. Malo _.., -:/'· Main Pomeroy Insurance:' And your CB~TV. which once could h~~~ ters will meet at the Pomeroy . . dau~ters of Porter. isii~~~:;;;.:;;:_;~;;_;:;;;;;. _ ;;:;;;,.;;;~~~~~~~~~ .. f.' Mrs. Millard Van Meter IInsurance (whioh is just de- prose ted "Th M . " Masonic Temple Monday at Spectal musiC each evening. Charles Wood of Toledo v' ~~~::!lil!iiii!::!lil::!lil::!lil~=~~=~~~ n . e USJc Man as . ' ' POMEROY WCTU wlll ed With Mr. and Mrs. INGELS FURNITURE PRESENTSt an ongmal television special 7·30 p. m. at the Federated Church Knopp and Mr. and Mrs. Harry ~.· r, I SOCIAL CAJ NDAR __ BADIO~ -·- Diles Ratlloear Co. ,"nd 1Q LA '5 Dorcas n- . News N les eclf! bel I 0 I 'I W 0 lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON 1 .r'· N W COMPTON . • I • . I. t O• D• 0 p l 0 ME l RI 5 ( Offlcei:='!. ~~~<fo~~~;~~~~!~~· on I I w1th $1111101111 Ray Bolger-but TUESDAY the · tag thought REVIVAL SERVICES will day, March I, at 2 p.m. pnce was too CHAPTER high for' an untried show- now be held at the Morning Star I POMEROY . . has paid $1 million for two Eub Church beginning Tiles- OES will meet In r_egular 1 airings of the movie version. wear formals. All dues ar• The first official American be pald in March. ~R:·~~~M~:f~e":'~~zel_:~a~~~litii~:-~~1 _·..'m~h·~~-~ :: !':;":~~era"!.! ·~J· Tuesday evenlnp Guests of Mr.s. BeII Theiss her birthday Tuesday MrsC:c~::e M~:.lfkrsca.M:naat-· ll han and Mrs. Della Carnahan. Mrs. Paul Smith spent the ~:nl!:;l~paa~t newspaper ana ~w~ee~k~wl~th~her~~so~n~, at Columbus.~~~~~ f.•g on Prospect Hill, was Jan.displayed I, 1776. c----l "The modern erally has ita fingers out toward every quarter or globe and every finger il sensitive and every nerve brings Campier. 95 Iuick the treasures of the lntell- Edition - - ' octual wealth thai are atored ll Atoo Ampltllad Ntw Taot• here, aad a photograph menlond Amptlllad Old Ttstemeni tile occurrencea of Ufe that there taking place." - C. D. Warner, author. ''The job o the newopaper to comlort the afflicted and afflict the comfortablo." - F. Mlddlllport, 0, Dunne (Mr. Dooley) Auto Sales AMPLIFIED BIBLE · -AIR CONDITIONED !IIIII Ponti· ac Bonneville bide and white 4 door hardtop sedan. Hydromatic, radio, heater, vinyl upholstery, wblte side wall•, speed sentry, tinted glass, remote control odtside mirror. windshield washers, bark up lights. Power: steering, brakes, windows, 6-w:~y seat. Not a "cream puff" but where else can you get tlll $9 ---- EASY TO C ' PT, PLEASANT - Four <OUples ll!'ve made appltcatl..s for marriBge licensee, in the office of the County Clerk. Appl)'lng were Kenneth Mu r· phy lleynoida, 19, Musoa, and Linda May Russell, 11 West Columbia. Donald Cari James, 32, HarUord, and Thelma Di· . ane. Hall, 17, HarUnrd: Michael Lee Hatfield, 18, Gallipolio ~·erty, and Klrstea Kay Searls, 18, Soulhslde; Kenneth Darrell Dewee., 19, Leoo, and Merlie Jane , Casto, 17, Lenn. Charity Ball Is Set for Next MayS PT. · PLEASANT - Tbe nual Charity Ball sponsored t_lle Pleasant Valley Hos!1ltal Auxiliary wj]l be held on 7 al the National Guard MID-I 0!) from 10 p. m. until 2 a. m. according to ao an~~=:. I ~ ment by Mrs. Harold H general chairman of the ana11.1 : WhiNY- Ivy...,, !c 111SHOl. The Peppermint theme PleUODI Valley ;,;;, Ita! be carried out in red aRd ADMITTED· M R PR decorations IbiS year and mu!;ic I! Pt . Pleaaant· · M rs. Gay ~~· will be provided by the ' eorWg~lb . lighters." Tickets are priced fer·, • New H,avon,r:•·Mrs. 1 ert $4 Coleman, Pliny; Mrs. Fred per coup1e. Long, Apple Grove. A new addition to the annual DISCHARGED: Mrs. Jess affair will be various colored VanMeter, Letart: Mrs. Law- carnation corsages being ronco Newberry and daughter, ed for sale at the door. Cheese Fashion shows lediy lake BIIUI11ot'IIIIL Cellneoe illtndlleed 111 aJfo ill ra. Pt. Pleasant: WiUiam Jones plates consi.<~ti'ng of ~hec& , ~'1t bau.t ped rfonned by the fUIOUI IIebert JoJrrey Bau.t l!nUP · ~­ r," PIeaaant; Mrs. Floyd Rif-, crackers, pickles, olives w ·~ ay1011 ODe r., four iDienullonally bon ....uar~e-........_ fle , Pt. Pleasant; Lawrence But- · cold cuts along with dOtt drink HartneU, Mkol P1nlana ltld Pedro IIGdrlpez. Tbese '"D.d;7:::, elm, Norma ler U, Henderson. and potato chips will be sold llaUet has been 111-.d . . ......... l!orat« ~ - . . - ...... 'Die during the evening. Commttees appointed by Mrs. Ridenour for the d•nce Survivors Include of Letart 'Falls. are: decorations, Mrs. Harlin Brothers, Sisler• Laura and Beth Wetherspooa Newsome ; concessions, · Mrs. Re1atives of Abalene Moore, small children of Mr. aRd Mrs. 0 George Johnson; tickets, 78, Syracuse, omitted in the an Wetherspoon of Racine James Gibeau(; seatinR obituary notice, are three browere weekend guest& of Mr. ra~gements, Mrs. ther, Wilbur Moore. Pomerey; and Mrs. Dallas HiU. Gnmm: posters, Mrs. Paul E. Theodore, of Wheeling Island, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wheeler Monroe; corsages; 1\lrs. W. Va., and Lafe Moore, Hart- The WSCS met at the churcb Iand Bill were receat guests of Love and publicity, Mrs. Riden- ford, and four Sisters, Kathryn Tuesday evening with Mrs. their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. our. Weaver, Kenova, . Va.; Vio- l Earl Robinson in charge of 1Larry Foster of Columbus. Want to send ---Ja Rou sh. New Haven, and devotions. Mrs. Early Roush ----Lusema Weaver, New Haven. 1 was in charge of the business your own Judge Thompson to Funeral services will be Sat- I meeting. Plans were made to 14 preseription" Speak in New H· urday at 2 p. m. at the Ewing . repair the church. Mrs. Naomi 1 aven Funeral Chapel. Stobart, Mrs. Bertha Robinson for CHEER! . PT. PLEASANT Judge and Mrs. Bess Parsons were on ~ ~;~es Lee Thompson of the Association will the nominating committee to Jud1cml DJStnct w•ll be the M F' 'd N' h elect officers. Hostess for the FROM DUDLEY'S spet~ker at a meeting eel rl ay Ig t eveni were Mrs, · Alex WheelIlfcntured of the Mason County Home 1 PT. PLEASANT - The Mas- er a~ Mrs. Dorsa Parsons By Ava GDII:ey ' Uemonstraton Clubs on Febru- on County. Assol'i~tion for R~ Birthdays were Mrs. Bob Da~a ~mer spent a recemtll e Fr.. h Cut Flow:trt jary 2BUJ at 7 p.m. in the Jr. ll<.wded Children Will .hold their Rhodes and Mrs. Sherman Ford. evenmg WJth Mr. and Mrs. e PaHH Pl1nh to th• [OUAM lodge hall in New Hav- regular monthly meetmg tonight Others attending were Mrs Wyatt. . -·tk•..,ll 'en. ,at 7:30 p.m. in the AppalachDolly Wolfe. Mrs. Shirle Ah: :llr. and Mrs. Clinton "' Home or Hospital .Judge. Th~~p.son will use 88 Jan Power Company auditorium les. Mrs. Iona Hupp, Na~ and son, Tad, Alba~, and hJs topJc Wills, Documents l ~:~th the R_ev .. Albert McKen~ omi Stobart, Mrs. Bertha Rob.. and Mrs. Robert Alkire and and Deeds" and will hold an Iz1e of Gal!Jpohs as the featured inson Mrs Eilee B k M Ray' v:ere supper guests open discussion on legal pro('e- speaker of the evening. The Don~ Hiil Mr.: u~~rga~!t AvTah Gilkpey Sunday evening. durt's following his talk. Re- Rev. McKenzie will present Gloeckner Mrs j Wh-t e omeroy 59 N. 2nd Ave, freshment will be served to ov- chalk drawings. and Mrs R. be :cet ~· 81"~~ was caUed early 3 er 100 members of the fourteen 1 Mrs. William Longstaff, pres-- March ·me:tin~ w·lt\on h 1~ mormng to take Dana Welsh Middleport, 0. Iclubs in Mason County expect-. ir:l~nt. urges all members to at~ at the home 0 f ~ eA eld Meigs Memorial hospital. ..r=========~e=d~to=a~t~te:nd~·==~::; tend meeting rs. Hupp rnoas returned homeand later -- ·---open the to the bl' wbich . is also Hupp with Mr s. J ames and Mr Mrsthat · pu IC. assisting hostess · · · relurned to CircleviUe where Mrs. Irene Rhodes and daugh- they have r H reportedMOWS, CONDITIONS AND WINDROWS ters of Minersville were recent ly is suffer~m:r:om e 8 glanduguests of Mr · and Mrs. Bob : Jar disorder IN /.OW-COST OPERATIONRhodes. :; 1Mr. an d M. rs. James Payne R lsi 1 AND ecen v tors of Mr. ani and small daughter of Colum. Mrs. Dorsa Parsons .were Mr. bus spent a weekend with USES ano Mrs. Carroll Wh1te •nd daughters, Darla and Deanna George Parsons, Mr. and Mrs: Elmer Parsons and sons Junior and Dorsa and Shelly ' Chevalier, Roberta Roush and Dana Lewis. Visiting at the uome of Mr. I and Mrs. Russell Roush and Sunday were Mr. Mrs. James Will and family Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Anderson and family of Keno and Mrs. Lerma Brinker 1 llol poLn 1: MIDDLEPORT 30" AUTOMATIC " RANOI! ELECTRIC BOOK STORE ~19·95 -. •·" • PIANOS IWURLITZER .. ! IIALDWIN ond OT"eA FAMOUl ·: ..I BRANDS • ~ -.. • -. .. -- CRISS·CROt.t TUMBLING reduces tangling ~ . .! for faster, more economical drying .... • lr•a nguln ballles :! ~ ·-••. i .-- . '' _, ' ~ Matching Philco Automatic Washar clothes cylin der creue a ; l't'lr and tangling • .. lets 1 ~<et to an lhe clothu btlhr f ~~ IPr dryn'lg. - "• PHILCO D·6f2 ~ ~ f j #' . 199.95 -=· .% .. ,,; -.... ~ Ph lie. • Two Dryina Cycles • '" ..- fuii·Dwm Airflow • Porc&laln Enamel Finished Clothes Cylinder • Saltty Loadinliil Door • Front· ··---• --~ Mo..nted Un1 Trtp - ASSOCIATED RADIO & TV ..' . • Horry Milllr, Owner WY ~S PHONE '1 .",·<' 11 e With Miller Mlytag 214 I. MAIN ,OMIItOY JACKSON, 0. SOCiety • Notes I Hams'onville I News Notes Send FLOWERS Mr/ DUDLEY'S t 1 m · g biJ, lultrDUI U" X 22" lfainl•lt ,,.., MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Rear Meigs General Haspltol Conw. 352 eng. Std. trans,, r•dio and huter POMEROY H.T. 289 eng. 4 speed trans. Radio nd healer CUX.TURE7- '1111B young lady .. member of a tourinll Russ1an cultural troupe proved a quick- study oi local \Vays . .She's doing a native Malay dance learned on a Singapore visit. It be a mark for Soviet cu • lure, but it's hardly ~ut of .)farx, mal 21• a1. .ut. ~· self-rim feature for •lm,Ufiecl lntt11lotlon, and -.vnllocfeellleftlnt underctot, Will new• nltl er •lain. The ltectfllll mort beoutiful with age. rrice Jncludtl a ...Um •Ingle.. lever feueet with swlllg-s,out, oerat., ond •Ptetr, n well os lwe ltalnlllt 1f11l ba•k•t llraln•rs whh tGIIIJI,hictt, #6T502 fi"''" OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & Edwerd Bnr, Owner Pomeroy WY 2-2036 232 E. Second WHY YOU SHOULD PLANT In the clark. • Visalarrn• shows the IF Transformtn. alarm Js set. Uuono•u ... HUU ~4, FUNK'S G·HYBRIDS MI . I MWI llsWs )1111111 • SIMp hitch lttt you go 2 Gltltllllll ~anl1 ~ Drl111* nshb:tlt to tle•p with your radio on. Turnt off outcmati .. cally. I lhll Siudlll llllb Hnllillillls Ill II!'! ' WliJr,ll... ... v.nw ~~ r, I ~II<\ .iicus• mis!JIIt l Elllliillllllllll flrliiHt I ~It, klllltll-k• ~amtt{,: I B~ IOnNjiS lllillp . 10 Qllllly, b~llllilllllllrall . IIIOIIE.CAPACITY TO PRODUCI WERNER RADIO &T.V. • OPEN FRI. & ;SAT. NIGHTS .' . .\ ' Middleport, 0. WY 2•26~5 '·. ·/ . . ,Ml~fiOIT .... ...., ,,,.,,-...... ,.... . •., ... ., .. ,.._......... ." .,, ....... _ ... .·.. . . .. ~ .,.~·.vo~~ _:.' !' •• ' ,, '~' ·~·· . 64 Ford Galaxie 500 2 dr. H.T. 352 eng. At trans. p, •Mring, r1dla, Miter who nglstera ber China, Sliver and Glua palternllt "' ?NBABJI/M .S~&JI3e'nJ WHY NOT DO YOUR SAVING AT,!!! WJ1 If yow bavaa't already aelaeled your ehiDa, we· d tlka tD mow you ow wide choice ot beautif111 pattorul lA SlB - SE OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGs· (6 Til 8 PM) '!'ron, II you Willl, we'U bo dad to help you eoordinete ;::,Uo~~ta~=~1~ -.":.- Unga are tlwaya 1n perfect toll. llelistlrinl your patterns with our Bridal - RelfBtry makel it easier for friends lnd re1ativ• to Pvt you a weddinl gift youdupllcatlo.., wont, And rou'll avotd too · So boa &malt brida • , • bt ~~: ~~~r!; ter it with us now. K& C Jewelerw • The FARMERS BANK j . Savings Company 1· "WtHIYIGrown ...... WeH-III.,It OlhlnGNW" Member Flllll'el Rll11 Nlyilenl Member Flllll'al Dlpoelt 1-.nce Corplnlllaa POMEROY, OHIO .. , .'l • . 1'4·t ..~ -~ sg.49 - $ lUI SUGAR RUN FlOUR .MIW Phone WY·2·2ll5 Mulbe~ry Av~ Pomeroy, Ohio _ XL Conv. I cyl. At tr1ns., p, tfHring, radio 1nd H.ter 64 English Ford 2 Dr. 2 dr. 4 tpqd tr.ns. 63 Chevrolet Impala 4 ~· H.T. 8 cy, At tr1~1., p. lhlring, radio. and holttr 63 Rambler ,., SUIFACIMCaiiED IIEDICIIE CABIIET lEO. *''• $17.n WRITE BATIIOOI Ef-. UT. GlASS SUOIN!J S2A7 = SROIEIIOOR $3444 lEG. $3.29 Amerlun t dr. 6 eyl. Std. trans. Rldlo and huter 62 Comet 2 Door 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio 1nd hHter 62 Ford Galaxie 500 4 dr. I cyl. At frtns., p. -rlnt. radio an<l hHior 62 Fairlane 4 Door ....... I cyl. Std. trn1. Rtctro lnd 63 'Ford Galaxi• 500 Conv. 352 '"'· Radio end hHter MANY MORE VALUES Sale Continues Until Saturday, 'March 19th You Don't Need Cash OPEN A BIIJ).A.C:OUNT Nothing Down • I Pty As UHie As $5,00 Monthly Std.. trent. 61 Olds 91t'h;r N.T. AI tr- Ail ~ II• tncl hHtv ' · 61 Comet 4 DoQr t cyl, At " - hutar Keith wr,:rot4 ...... . . USED CAR'· ioT ~ . liNt. UJ1 · · ..-~. . . . . . .· SLIDING DOOR 64 Ford Galaxie 500 dio Tltehybrius wltlt N. 2nd Ave. Happy is the Bride llliOtlUCa. UGIIIID 65 Mustang 2 Door 10 BIG REASONS Featuring reliable Solid-State circuitry •ink II fit an· 'i eanailgs ••• 65 Ford Galaxie 500 • lays down swath or windrow Come In and see this revolutionary tol)l ' 2 dr. Hardtop, 289 engine, otendard trans. Radio •nil h11ter SINK Here'& • aYGilabllitr. --·~·, ...a. . . . IEDIC. CABIIEI' 65 Ford Galaxie 500 • Exclusive adjustable wheel for row crops • Available in 7 or 9-foot models • Smooth, sup~Jr..quiet operation • 4" Golden Voice• Speoi<er, 2 D011bio-Tu~ed .... LAWSON SHARP USED CARS Slmptlfled design, with the unique new IH flick·na• system, means fewer moving parts ••• less tog~ wrons ••• less to fix• • On.a-trip operrJtion saves time and rnoney; re .. qu1res fewer machines, less fuel • Fa'!'ous IH Balanced-Head mowing action • EfflCJOnl rubber and stool conditioning rolls CLOCK RADIO • Vililite•leh you tell time safety • • • HERE ARE THE DOUBU BOWl COMPtiTI AS PICTUIID ,\ .. MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME TRUEf" <#. ji DURING OUR WINTER SALE .m. StAINlESS STill . .., ; 1 WY 2·2176 $5495 •· pp e rove 1/imiut.ll trtlfi!Jit~lomo foeding mi..• /HJ/t/1 t:rtlp for 11uro, t:l111n cutting MOTOROLA WITH SELF·RIM AND FITTING~ ·-\~ LOOK! -PIECE SINK ENSEMBLE . ~ ~ "F-ry Tralnad S...I..- . for this unigue -binab ol. od¥CIIIIqel• ~===::-;:=;::;::--~=========-:-;:::;::;:---...:..A JG Nnr 116 MIIW~t·Conditionor FOLLOWING MOmER If she looks vaguely famlliar, there'• 1 good rtasnn. Tina Marquand, 19, Is the daughter of the late movie actress Maria Montez and Franeh aetor Joan Pierre Au m on t. She's already done one movie In England and now Is maklna her American debut in 'Texa1 Aeross the River" at Holly· wood's Unlversll Studios wbfre Maria woo a star: .. ' '11 ' ' ) lj. ii"- - - thi s for only $995'! .Tohn Rich- mond. 814 East Main Pomeroy. T•t : WY 2-2451. 2 ~ ftc MORE PEOPLE HAVE MORE CASH SAYINGS IN·THE BANK ,....!. f!!!! • t., Middllplrt, ~ I . THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. • . The Department Stor• Of Buildin~ Since 1915 · Plla11ei WY2-3193 Uc1 WY2-3679 , • �/ 'I t \ t.e • ·. . ' lj ~-Middleport, o., Feb. •s. • Amendments to . MiJkPriees TAYLOR '' -'' " '• Daily len~l, Pomero)'-lllddltpott, 0., ' : 'i .. ' ,j ' ' Prayer II10IIIIq. ' t::lllll*: CIQIIIIOO'IIOI ....... Is:~:Scboo: I 8:30 a. m.; Morn- I~ Hospital News '· Persons entering Holr.er CLEVELAND IVPit - Dr. Samuel Shepp "11 hoped ... day to tecover from a bout wtih the Do bag In order 1o attelll the U. s. Sapnme Coarl bearlnc of bls murder convkllon appeal in Wasblag· ion Moa..,y. !llleppord WBS liVeD fedmiJ COIIt permlalon to be Ia Wallblagton Moaday. He ••• Teaford, Rl 2 18 bave p1e 1o Wallblagloa sha F. Stevenson, Wednelday, bal tile fta allad: Va.; Mrs. Larry E. prevenletl blm from maklag Rt. 2 Wellston; Mrs. John the trip. Kaminsky, Oak Hill, Mrs. bert E. Thompson, Ravenswood. Blrtbs Mn. Robert E. Layne, Rl BidweU, son, 10:00 a.m. 'lburs-1 •••and FORGIVENESS 1 we'llland 01 oar ...... tctURil JOIII'IIaiiM'IDIIewD IlL 111«~ port, Rev. Dollald Boona, tor: ~ Scooal t:D a. 111., l'red JIG!fman, llupL; 10:15 L m. WOIIhlp Senlee; BYP t p. m.; E9ontDg Worship, 7:10 p. a; Wed. 7:80 p. 111. PrQer 'llluniday 7-SG P Ill. pracJlce. ' ' ' P1n1 I11p1111 _ . . , _ - Rev. Camr WIIIIIID'· I IIIAI &lblll day. MULLEN Insurance Agancy Inc. .=.::.==.~ ~ith the hope it Ulill, in rome meiUUre, forter and help SUI< PhoMWY2-33tl Pomoroy, O. ~~ 8und.; • :"*' :.......'! .. ,,·. • i that. which ia good in family and community life, thia fea· lure ia •-•o---> _ _. or-'--"o"• .-·- ""' by tL"" bUI:.,~•• .. ~- ft'rmr or,.. ,_ •._., ,_ = ~I 7 a--. t:• ~ m.:7 ::J _ Q.!i. • =.w .,... - :::.~= ~ Slutlu!.i. dleport, II. 1!:. DuwiGII, Pllllll'' _. ~~: Rector : :".:': !t"ary TINY'S FOODLAND Be•. r.-, * 1~:~· a.--.*' IU:Ra:J~IaM: 1\e~GIII s:" :.::-:;~: ~edn":!.!'~e ~~~ ~~~!...... .._ ~~~ '~ ••~h ............. •' - ·- ' --- 140 UJ:coiD Sl I ,I . I ' I . i• tn WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING ·~ •I : l'llntlniloa. w. v•. Pomtroy Mlmber FDIC taO E. Second LIEVING CQAL COMPANY Sun:· GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Establilhed to 1904 MlddlOIIOfl Ph, MISOD 77WI593 t.orn down Winfield 4:45 p.m.; Elgercliff up Winfield 9:15p.m.: Helen Z. up Winfield 1:50 a. m. GRANT MADE COLIIMBlJS (UP!) - A $29,· OGil federal anti • to the Guernsey • Monroe • Noble Community Action C o m· mlttee, Inc., was approved on Thursday by Gov. James A. Jlbodes. poverty grant Ramlller Tralle-lns mile~ ,, 60 Buick LeSabre I ' 64 Catalina Pontiac POMEROY, 0, I, 4 Dr. Sedan. Owned by local sebool teacher. Low mileage. Hydramatlc drive. Power llleerillg and brakes. A real beau- l for every floor in your home! Ad•••lral. 'IIIWIX llll LAIR. 1111· NUIHIMI WAX Far •phllt and rubhr tile 111101111111, ¥111r&. ttrrtm . . CIIMI\t, Ne.O..Ill bUffin.. The NEILSEN Modal LHII331 Masterpleoe 23" Colo~ Televleion ( 23" ~r a il diagonal. 274 sq . Ins. viewable area) Dtbleh Morlrrn d S t~l i · - ;aK ·m ca._,_ .....eIa o1 1enume W alnut veneen and ..• --· -~ h d Ml'll...,.. ar wr1n !11)[ 1UB • Sli,OOO volt adl'anced Q 28 Color TV h1111is lpJrklinl br ight pict ur~. c · · • re.erve power lor • A~ Miral Supi:·r ScoJX' VHF T IUier with pre· let &ue t CI'IIP c l.-.ar pi1·t Ufi>!<_ . . UniDI ltlVM yOU ' Naw Admiral Slide H\/~1" 'Tuni ng A bl d 1 l.bat Ir ill vou """' dl o. Y • • • <l u•e control c.euter _ '"''~" Ull " fV 11.,. e •ra • bAI"a~iral _;; utoo F!di' V~hty Cont rol . . . dial ocw warmt h into oolur and ' ... an.., w1l• 1o p iCi ur(!B . :: r::~:~ ~~~o~~~i~i ~3J:_aU118i ng Circuit. eliminate. impuritin caul&d ~Ddl"_u_ p rcri s inu ~:J'_ Color T V picture t ube with new phoapbort t at fl\ ~ 11 ~h arp ~ r pu.: ture and 1ncreucd briJbt:a... al?t ' h iKh. :!.'1' 1 ' wi tk 18' dt.:c p BAKER FURNITURE 111i.WAX INUAHT Wll m"'D : ltmDYII UJ Ill l1n CDIII eld •IICDIDrlll wn. On• •urt Qt. • (CM~Htratlllii IIII).H 21,;: llliDfll, '"' Qt. THIS WEEK'S SPE.CIAtS! 1953 Ford ~~~~::p s19s 19S1 Ford ~~.~=p s19s 1959 Ford ~·= s395 Jl~rdwDOI "''· CAROLINA LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. PT. PLEASANT I 675-1160 .__ _ _ _M-ID_D_L_E-POR_T_,_o_._..._..._ _ _.lll Caoh & Carry e Caoh & Dallvory . $1'" • Budget Plan I ,I -- ,63 Grand Prix • - - S2295 ·' Pontiac 2 dr. Hard Top Cpe. AID1olt Uke the day It wae · sold. Smart dark blue with dull; blue vinyl bucUt reata and lUll consul. Low mlleap. · ·' 112 E. !\lain Sl I BAUM LUMBER CO. STAR SUPPLY CO. • Builder• aod Bulldinl Supplleo Cbuter. Oblo Ph. UM-200B Painll aod Bardware Pbooe WY 2-31178 · Albl~d OD Producll Phona WY 2-3481 N. Second AvL Middleport. Ohio POIDifOJ FOREMAN & ABBOTT MILLER'S HOME RESTAURANT QualdtJ l'araltaro at LoWar Ptlc:el Mlddleport, Ohio Jlpoolalty - Soutbero l'rted Steak Ill N. 2l1d • JJieerlna 6 brda . '· BLAETTNARS "From Buggies To Bulcks" POMROY, . 0. MlddiOIIOrl WY 2-llt71 .THE DAILY SENTINEL I'HE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA ' Devoted to the lllterests 1 a.--.w.va. . :MARTIN FUNERAL HOME OHIO VALlEY· BAKING CO. .¥ Roy Carter, Mlaister. Bible School 9:30 a. m. Wrilp and Praaehlng Sef'\lict 10:30 a. m. YCIIIDI People's '!'eeting 6:30 p, m. Evemn1 aerv1ce 7 p, m. V. R. Braley, Bible School Supt. .tJ Ilea OJ Cbrlll, Pt1• ~~~-.."""""!'...,_..,.,.._,.._!"""'_I!O'!Ii.._,.._______ llttllant Obit!, • ' =.r~ ~ vouib a, IlL; Christian Endaavor,I:IO p. m. 1:9~ Sef'\llce. 8:311 p. R•tlaell Cbucb of Cllrht - 0t the Melgs-MasoD Area LOCAL ONION lMitl8 BUICK- PONIIAC-~ ·tRUCKS c. Pra~er 0011er Cltardl of c b rll lnl and Bible Study, 7:80 p. a; 1 Bible Sehool t:SII a. m. Preacl> WedDeadi.Y: Cbolr prsclic:e at ill IG:SII L 111., lint 1114 tb1n1 7:30 p. m. lbundaJ, Duvlllt PUgrlm llollleol, (P, llua. QIJ card~ oJ CU1a1. 0. Lang..We, Oblo), Ref, 0. B. 11111er Slnet; SundaJ Bible Cor. pal«: SuDtlay School, 8:311 Slndy 9 L m. Evening WOI' "- m, Robert Grate, Supt. WOI' 7:30 p. m.: Bible Study, ahlp HrVlee at 10:3; a. Ill.; ~ 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. artm Yputh. R·45 p. 01.: EvanMIINlepolt Cbl1rell ot Cbrtll, pllallc service, 7:30 p. m. MJd. ant' Main Streelll Donald Wee!! Prayer and Praise, WedWets, minlsler; Bibla Sehonl, oesday, 7.30 p, m. :30 a.m., Kenne'b McElhinney IUnpom Hall al Jebovail'l &apt.; Morning Wenblp. WIIDeS!es· PubUc meeting. SUD0:30 m. Ennilll Wm'ohit>. day 5 P. m., Walehlower lllldy 7 p. m., Prayer Sel'\'lce, Wed· I p. m.; Bible IIUdy Tueoday - . , , 7 p. 111. · 7 p. m. Service meeting, 8 p. Cllln!ll o1 Clirlll, .._..,, m. Thursday: Ministry school, ScJerbroil'l Maston, _...., ~ 7 p. m Thursday. . 11 II t :lt L 1D. Cilwreb 10:$ ~t. Paot's 1114 SL Jou'a RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN \- - - - -- - 62 Catalina Pontiac -. ~-1~5 SundayllliiO iWiool a. of l"urthor plansoitWctM. lor Worl!l D•.> aervlc:e al Prayer 1o be held here Ff' Wed • .onbip ..,. 25, at 1:10 ...,. tit• Oak Hill Society NOtes •••nine Rloble Ph. WI 8-3273 GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. .=.!:':. Ill'.,. lotlding SUppltel end lllllwort General ContracUn& tn'Witl I. Pomeroy RACINE PLANING MILL dl!own't Bottle Gu \i 'Your Keeptake Store" Chester, Ohio .. 4 dr. Sedan. Hydramatlc cJrlft. Power 1 KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. t S2495 Conv. Cpe. A real jewell of a car lllllde and out. Power steering and brall:es. Automatic trpL . . •• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• =iiiMIIAII ••• for reJII\otNtin& •• •'•· soiledwom II'HI • floors In one ap. •• tratiOn. Alii tor fld1d llld WOfll •• • $1~ ••• ·OPP. 8&0 DEPOT 64 Wildcat Buick WY 2-2050 • : '' Sta. Wagon. One very particular owner. Beautiful biue fin. ish with matchiDg Interior. Power llleerlng end brakes. One o! cleanest 64 in area. Was $2,895. "Shorty" Hackett, Owner ••• $141 • 64 Catalina Pontiac - S2195 Motors Discount Trewax product Pomer07 lupporl the Cb.ureb ol Your Cb.ol<o ,i! S2195 ty. There's a K& C JEWELERS /, I, 2 Door Hardtop. One eareful owner. Beautiful car Inside 11 .••,u out. Power steering and brakeL Automatic trans. • West Main St. ' I Smart original blue finish with matching Interior. "Your Ra,.lor Doalar" HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE '' 4 Door Sedan. Power steering and ~·- Automatic shitt. L 111.; a•~ed I' - - .$895 62 Electra Buick -- • $1555 TIM Vary Bast In UHCI Can Anywhere NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED SEE METROPOLITAN MOTORS 2 Dr. Hard Top. Power steerln& and brakes. HydramaUc drive. one careful owner. L ~~:m. a.r,._ 1 30 ~lte.:Oate~. Pomeroy Will Columbia, W. VL ;,ro, : 8unday ' '' ~ pu: We Fill All Doctors Preserlpll0118 1-2955 PomeroJ V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY Middleport W~ JII'OII'~, SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS 8abro of Good Bread 10 ..,. ... .:.• day 3 P m. Preaching serv· Prayer meeting 7:30, Thurs· SllldJ, Wedneaday, 7:30 7:!0 p. m.: lees the last Sunday of eaeh day. Youth FeUowsbip, 7:30 p. bllaad llleJbadlll leo at 7:11 11: m. p-, w. · wu .,reed to ordet D'onlb. m. SUnday. Rev. c. J. Lemley, pastor: Prolfttt. All IVIfliDI ..., 0 :" oblpmeDt of 1elatin and lolL Morl4 laJI]III a.aroll, Soatll Bethel EIJB Char<• - Qmrch School t:30 a. m.: wor - begbl at 7:10 p. 111. . lh llfGUP voted rq purehuo Comer of Fourth and MaiD St. Rev. BUIIIIIII E. Emerson, pas- ahlp lef'\llce, 10::19 L m., M 0. Lallf II Larelle Mllltoe DeW flag heada. lllddleport. Row. Nyle llmlea, lor. Sunday Scbool 1:45 a. m., Y. F. Monday, 8:30 p. 111. Laq Bollom, Rev. 'l'llolna r. The "Where th• liiiDIItor. SuDday Scbool 8:30 Nonn&D 1L Bahr, SUpt. Sunday lotion Metllodlll Chan!~ - lroDek, adminlolralor; StuiditJ Women Are, wu lad by El••· . m. Arnold Rlcbardl. 8oJI. Worahlp 10:45 L m. 11111 7:30 p. Il L. olcllaniel, pastor; Clint Ma8a 8:30 .. 01., at. : Holy Oaye oor Boyles 1114 optDed with 1Morning Wonblp, 10:30 a. m. DL Alternately. Bible Study Orr, Supt. Preachinl 9:15 a.m. Ill Obllgallon, 7 p. m. P!'ayar 1114, acrlplurt IIIII the Namnl llipllll Qarcb• sa. alii Prayer aervlc:e led b)> pas~ Sunday Scbool dll:l5 a 01 81. JtliD'I Catlloilo ilflllllil: llllfl,~g ol. Jeaua ~.tour Pl'ot Scbonl 1·30 L m . Wof' rr, 7:30 p. m. Tbursday. OU Grove Metbodlll Cbardl, aear Guy•ville (Duleb Rldpl • ~·· Var•oos readings wert 11 L m: Prayer ~Ice Syncue E.U.B. Cliun:b, Pall H. L. McDaniel, pastor, Earl s... Frank Malllerl (liVen as okotched of Compass p. m. w~ay. ' &. Sellers, P - . t'rOSII, s 1pt. Sunday Scbool at tor, Sunday Maa 10,;. L m.: 1114 Cross. Tbe (II'Oil'illll elosed 1 Carletoa ~barolr .,... 8:30 a. 01. Sunday Scbool, Ben 10:16 L m. ; Preachinl 1:15. Boly Day of Obllgallolii:SII ._ with the Litany, "Foool For 11 Read Rev !lyda 'BIDion, ;:. Qaleellberry, Supt.: 10:30 L m. Syracuoe Motbadill Cb11r1.1! 111.: Confaston % bo1lr befGn Feodbtck," and the benedl<tion tor. Sehool, t:So L m. ; Morning Worship aervlco, !at WellleU G. Stutler, putor Mus. ' by aD. Ralpb Car~ l Sunda Wo 11111 Srd Sundays o1 the 111011th; Worship Service 8:15 a. m. 8w> ne SalvaiiM 4nny, &oNJ The llfll meethJC wlJI be on ablp service 811~. Y ~ 7:30 p. m. Evenlllg Eva.ogelis- day School9:l5 a. m. MY}' Sun- Rey s. Wining, officer in c11arp. Mlf'cb It at the home ot Elean. 7:30 p. m. ";;.a";. lie Servil:o, 2nd and 4tb 8w> day 6 p.. m. meetir'<l Sunday 10 L m. Bollneq .,._ or Boyleo wtih Spone. moellaa Wedneaday . day of 01011th. BETHANY - Sunday 7.30 p, m. lllfl: 10:30 a. m. Sunday Sc:bool. .,. sa IJI'O(II'IDl leader. 'nit boi7 30./'.! 1:30 L 01. Morntns WOI'Iblp: IJDited Metllodlot .. .Cllureb, Sulllay 7 p, m. Young People'• Jes•, OSIIsted by tho htll an~ C e - Cb • ;,~, eaeh t·IS / m. 11:30 L m. Sunday School, Bly· Pomeroy. Rev. Melvin Alkire, Legloo: 7:111 p. m. Salvelion Osie Follrod aarva11 1 dotNil II Swllday liehooi 1: L ,01 . tho Theiss, SUpt.; 6:30 ?· 01. pastor. The SUIMiay Sehoul ' " 'ftursday I to I ... course. Service , p. m. Evenb.s Wor· Youth FeUowsbip. CARMI!L - 9:15 a. 01. Divine ~ip at dleo l.eague: '7 p. m. Prep '":::-~=;;;:;;:::::::.,....,_ 1 15 lblp p, m. each Solid . t:30 L m, Sunday Scbool Way- 10:30 a. m. Scripture ana ser- claolles; p. ID. Bible 11114y, 7 llndbar7 CGrdl " 1111 Roush, Supt.: 10:30 a. m. mon subJect: Jobn 12·2(J.!l7 - prayer Other aervlea 01 011111 Art 11uaum, m!Dister· Morning Worsbip, 2nd and till ''Seeking Eternal Life." Pas- 1>v announ School lllcl MomiDI Worship Sunday of the I'IIJ!Ith; 8 p. 01. tor's Trainlnc Class 3:15 p.m. l'ollleroJ U.• IO:SII a. m.: Cbrlltlaa I!:Dllea.: Evenlnl Enngellstic Service, Parents to at• "'d w;U1 1111 Clllnll - MulllerrJ ...... rr 6 p m . Eveulng Worsbl lsi and Srd Sunday ol montb. their yolllh. Youth t'eUJWSbip Rd., north o1 Melga llemoriiJ -~-~----7 ~ m.' ., p, Tappen Plolu EllB Cblreb, 5.30 p. m. Wednesday 7:11 p.m. Hospital. Pallor, F. W. Gilford Pqeollle Col1111111td1J Cltarcb Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, po Study of Sl Jolm'1 Gospel. All Assistant Putor, J - R Mr. 1114 Mn. Gary l.dblll Re•. Rouell CllDe, pastor. _ tor; Sunday worship 9:30 f- m. choir members as••d ~ 0 ro- Uof!er Sentces on Sa!UI'day: and Mrs. EhqiMth 1111111' 11 YOUDg People's service , p. Sunday School 10 a. 01., lfo. l!earsa Tbu·aday 7:i> p. m. Bahbatb ScbGol, 1:!18 p. IL, Sprlngfteld spent a woebld no 7 30- bart Vineyard, Supl Bible Stu- Letart Falll Ualled Brelbren Worship, a:illl p. m.; y oa lb cently with lite tau.,-•, _ . m. Thunday· Evangellltlc tic:e Saturday, 7:ao p. m.: 1114 dJ and prayer services led by InC rlst Cllllreb, Sunday School meetin&. 1•111 p. m.: BtbJIIIJD. Mn. Zona BIQI. ' Sunday 7:111 p. m. pastor, 7:30 p. DL TUesday. 8:30 LID. worsbip aervicee. The dy, ThurldaJ, 7:11 p. tL, 11 PFC Jerry Fradwlck Is bariM Hemlock Grove ChrloUu Adult ctaso 01eet.1Dg 7:30 p. first and tblrd Tbareday ete~> f1 SviDI lllilbU. GalllpoU.. lifter finishing basic ~ftlq at • Cbarch James Quisenberry Ill. last Monday of month. 1IIP at 7:30 ll1d tho seclllld and lldeo Ulldld a. Ft Knot, Ky. He will ltavo ; ..:· woralliP oervlce, t:illl a.m: Federated Cbart-, Pomeroy- fourth SUnday Jlilbil at 7:!18. a.rtll Cbn*t Ret. Jlldal R. Feb. 25 lo~ P't. SID, otla. fer Sunday School, 111 a. m. Sta• Rev. W. H. Perrin, psstor; Carl James MotriBIIII, paslor. llalko, oastor: llundaY Sehoo~ more tralninr . ford Stockton, Supt. Kautz, Supt. S~y School at By..U a. rna MetW111, Ul L 01.; 'flllldo llalldnger, IUpl. Mrs. Murl Ours o! luhu Bradlord Cliarob Quill, 8:15 a.m., Worship hour 10:25 Bober' E. s.llll, Sr., ,....,, Chriatian &:ndolvor, 7:1S p. 'IL eaUed oa Mn. Hattie Freiertct 01MiDister· a. m. Joe Robinson, Sunday School 9:30 a.m. 0. o. llln. Lyda <llevaUer, proolda1l. recently. Bomer Fortest. Supt. . Bib!~ Ml UldDII F.II.B. Clial'eb - Patter8011, SUpt.; Morning Wor ciasMo lo: all Soaa ...,ICOII. PFC _Jerry Fraderiek, Jkk Sehool t:30; Morolng Worahlp. Sunday School 1:45 a. m., Earl ship lUO a. m. Youtb Service, t p. 111. Prelollln& 8:211 p. 111-; Fredenck and Mn. Zona BliP dll:30 a. m.: Evening Worsbl~. ~J, supl; EviOI!ng wor B:45 P· m.; Evaapilltlo "'id Week Pray., meeting, 7!30 were Thursdar dl!lner p. m. Wednesday, p. m. llbip, 7:30 p. m. b)> Cecil Col, lap, 7:30 P. m.; Prayer -~ ,_ 111. Wedii'May, Claa Lead- IUftlll of Mr. and Mrs. 'flllllt 1 Blblt Study. Layman; YOUDI People'1 Dot. Ill& Tbunc'oy 7:311 P. m. ar. Mrs. Mule Bolollll!er Frecker and son, Char It 1 MlddlOIIorl, Ohio Fannen lank & Savllgs Co. ' t:• ,.. wa-~.,. J0 :4!i HEINER'S BAKERY .. l'raJ• 111rv1ce .........47. WGI'IItlp lllhlcal .-.., a.• oertic:l 1' l ' loin. Nan Moore, Cburdt 8cllcJai ..., 7110 p.m. Ret. Mm1l II. lteld at It:• Wllfll \'n ..... Supl; amcb 8cbool, I:IO a. Wolle, PuJGr. • lay leader. m.; Warahlp Sontae, 11:10 a. lltll , II . . .._, '1\e 1M' M II EL; Methodlat Yantb ll'ellft. _, IIIIIIIQ Scbool .... L &; .., ....... W. . . . . . . . lblp, 7 11: m.; Olflctal IIOIId lllinliDc Wauldp U.e L IL fti'l lllld It 7:e , , -. IIIII meeting, lsi SnndiJ o1 ~ llrlaaellltlo .mao 7:e p. ID. the Culo. hllmisldp; S p.IL • - • 7:30 p.m. WSCS, :IDd MladaJ llldnet prayer Mvlet, 7:e p. . · 7:31 m. aln& Prayer and Sermaa. 10•30 of rnlllltb, 7:30 p. m.; 111e1nor a. Brie at ""'' " I11 PrQer meell•l a.m. ~ hoar followlnc. l'edneaday, 7 p. m. .,..__ C11tn11 II ... ._, l'orl bu. Jr., a"'* p. 111. WldneldiJ, Senior ~ ..,.. Ellll Clllrcb, Rat. Mlaenvllla MetMdtll Qarelt - . WllllaDI C. 'lllarpe, putar, _. wltlt bla ,.,_., 1ft. _, Pracllce; 3:30 p. m. Tuet- lleiiiL SmiJb, paslor. Wonblp Weodell G. Stutler, Pastor. llmday 8cbool t :IO L Ill.; Mora- lin. Wlllar . . . . . . . . . . Junior Cbolr Practire. aarvlce t:3l L m.: Sunday Soliday Schoo~ 10 o. m. · Wor· lill - - II!. a. & Nilla llallllil. tr• .II to 11ar1MJ Baplfol Clllrdl - School. !0·30 a. 1ft. Youtb Fol- sbip service 11 L m. ' l'tii1DIIIal 11111Lii~, .... ller home~ l!llr lfll*'l 1 Warren G. Zlnn, pastor. Morn· lowahfp 8' 30 P. ID.; Boys and Morae Cllape IMothodlU _ l2t, IIIV. "aol E. JODta, Plllll'• WBIIi: wltlllllr M, 1ft, . , Worship, t L m. Delbert V. Glrla Fellowahlp,. l:30 p. m.; James Early, pastor, Ollver SalldiJ Scbool 10 L 01.: Will' Mrs. IWotrt . .ni, 'l'r. speaker. Church Eveulng service 7•30 P.m., 2nd Sayer, Supl Slmday Scb.lol 11 ...,, WedJieaday 1114 Friday. _ . ._.- lllloJ ·•••· Is t :lt a. m. Classes lor~ tth Sundays: Youth Cbolr, a. m.; Praacbing u a. m. 'llt ,_amlll Cbarlu D. Woodf IIIII He1.30 .P. DL Wednelday. Prayer Portlud Melllodlst Cbanlll- dlepart. South Srd Ave.: SandaJ bart Swart& at11111• a Qarp li'lnl BaJII'OI Chrcll Mteting, 7:30 p. Ill. Wadilesday. B. L. McDaniel, pastor. SolldaJicboollO L Ill.; tluDday enolitl Putoral -tllJi at 11 Scbrol 9:10 a. DL Prelcl> Loltrld&• EIJB Cblrcll, &.. School 9:30, Harold Itouah, .,..u.tlc aemco, 7:~ p. 11. a.ler lllllbMIII ~ oa '"' Sunday 2:30 p, m. &!gene E. Emerson, pastor; Supl; Keaoelh McLeod, 1811 lhCitteoday Blblt 8tlldJ 7:11 p. Suadar . . _ , rrea Wll1 11ap1111 a-, Sanday School t :45 a. m. flu. SUpl., Preaching 7:30 p. m. SUD- a: Sllurdo; al&bt PnJer and Marla W'lllebreuer h Paatar Rev. p a a 1 ~~· Supl SUnday day. Warsblp 7·'!11 p. 111. Plltor, Ret. ~ a lwo ....U nsaliea 8choot, 10 a. 01. _....,. IO:U L m. 1114 7:30 dlaclne illedhodlsl emu, B. L. Barn11. Ill Florida. Preacblng P. m. alteraately. Bible ahldy B. L. Mclladlel, pastor: 8w> IWIIooDttlle PrelbyteriU Th p. m.; Pray•- and prayer service led by past. day Scbool 1:30 a. m.: l'laaobo Cbarc:h, John Daflll. pillar: • btld 118 recular :30 p. m. Wednesd•v rr 7' 30 p, m. Wednesday. Chrll- lng 10:30 a. m.; 1rlYF I p. m.; Cbarc:h SclJoollfj30 a. m. Will' at TutTdq •l'filllrl, 1 6:00 TO 8:00 ,,it • Soeiety NOtel card~ ---------------------------•IGallipolis. Affiliated S.B.C. a. m. Sunday Scbool, Roy Asst Va~ oblp Scbool, 10:16 1:10 a. m.; m.; 6IYF SUD- 1:30 Portland 11oM. Rev. R. L. Pinson,Wllb pastor. Meter, supt.: Earl Shuler, day Worlblp _ SUnday Scbool every Sun· Mornmg worsbip a. 01.: 6:30 p. m. Prayer ud BibJa m., SiJndr eoenlng whore name appear below. TO IIEHEAIISE The Federated Youth Cbolr will rehearse Saturday at I: p.m. in the educational ing of the cburch. ;-~~= DMuo•HBaptl!l Suday P. m, 3rd Stlldy, 7:30 p. w..;.e .A.V. all, O>rnerSponsortd Secon and ,;. ...._.II - ._...... of ...... .._ .._ meeUng was Ia--• ehlrft o! Pomeroy, Ma!OII. by llarlllal Star EllB Qartlt ' .......... ..... ......... ""' - 'l1lt l:lejlllllr "-1 · ll'rench City Baptist Clmrdl in Rev Menzel Smltlt, pastor: B·U Chester LemieJ, pastor: WCIJ'o IND Raclna cm Jlaclna. business .;;;'•.,. .... touUD!! MIR R. H. RAWUNGS SONS CO. .~ + Junl ~=~~aerme: ., w.,._,,, :;~ s::e~'~.: . Jij::. :_;O:C.,':rt ." 'S:: ... P.S: ~ ....,. Scbaal·•:•a.-.. ...- au... .-; Jobn Smallwood, pastor: cburcll for ScliGOl 10 a. m.; ll:nnROlisllc cblldrm. 1114 or ..rvlee 7 II: m.: YOUIII Peaple lnnl 8aplld .,.,., llldDe IDdeaver 7 p. m. Wednesday; 0 &.. C. L. O'Conaer, paa11lr. Prayer meeting 7 p. m. Sallll' School 8:30 L m., Sam ~~ IC oupl.; 10:45 a. m. Mon> ,._.., ~ ~ 'IIO!Sblp: 1:30 p. 01. BYr Martin. SadaJ Mor- THII' C:HUIICH fi'OR AU. AU.. P'Oflt THE CHURCH Sm Ia a diaagreeable word that miUions ahun. It caste a abadow of 8epll'llticm. It raises chill thoughla of an iulpeneti-able and e!A!mal barrier ltetween h111118Dity and GOO ••• Ff11'[fivmuo on the other hand is a warm and Inspiring word. It promlaes that life's slate can he Wiped clean. It brlnp us close to God - and to toe another. An ~lion on a Fl'iday eenturies 8&0 ••• an Empty Tomb In the da'im of the lirst Eaater Day Ch.ptw v• •• a Faith that baa Jrlpped human aoula for aU looi .tltepneratlanulneli,...tlteae are fomerentwined Dov lwl•h 12-20 I 1'1ith the ll:arlc realization of man's ,;, and the Swod•f l..i.h 59 bluaed U1111'811ce of Gcd's 1'1orgt 'v""eu• Mon~•v &.t:i.t ..It 14 . TuKCI1y John 15 1· 11 That Ia why, when we think deeply of the mean~ A<h ll Inc of these words - of their implication in our ~~d~'' II Thttn•fOfti~r• I 6-12 10 11·26 own lives- we find ourselves at the very heart of s""""'' H•brtw the Christian religicm. And it ia why these soul-stirring waeks at the tltNhhold of Chriat's suffering have lonr been the time for auch searching thonghtl_,,. _ _ ...... ,~.­ -;;:+;;] :-----:---: .. t] Ill: II • Baplill C111n:11, I-IIID& -\ I .' J. ~ llhlel ..... Tillidil), u; t; .QIWI'Ji ' ... ·~ 11:11 .. &I 1111'1 II ud up; 7:JI, oWI!!I 'M . -~----.------roy • llarrlaonvl4t &lid, Eu· lor Supl Wonlllp aerYlca It YQI Paoa t, J:e p. 111.; et.. .,.._ ' · 1011• UnderWood, mlnilltr, B~ 10:45 with the Rev. Casto. Wed· llllllllc &I . ll't..n ,_..""" "". bla acbool t :SO 0. Ill.; Mnrnl.. nesday at 7:j6 p, m. Mid Week ed.; ' : q!Q ••--"""' worshiP 1:30 p. 111.; Rober! Reed Prayer sef'\lices · · ._..., t, ....., " ·' ""' !11'111• 8lblt ' ehool Supt. Chllef ........ Gt • - . ....._, ._., ,._. a. li» a. Ill. lllr. ~ .··Lew•1 01et11r Qardl t1 God kt Pearl A. ClUID PloJ!IIr· ~ •·• WGnJidp lfte a. .._, lf:IO L Ql. Woril!i., • ,, Gilbert Spenc.r _ , lef'\llce at L m. .~llllll_!lp. - 1 •·.~ P. & YF: WilL llf Juntl•· llcboo • • ·~-· •iQtt _ , .. .. - lllalr: 1 p. • ...., 'CbnJ, I 9:30 a. Ill. MOI'IIInl trOI' ~ II 10 L Ill.; 1ISQI Ill leJ, CIJdt ~. plio IJi;."iic . . . . . . . " " ablp II L 01.; l!:v,.U.Ua _.. lbtli'lday ol IDOIIIII; IIOIId 1111'. ..,._.. CllatdJ ,. ~ . . " " ' 7 p. 01. PrOJ• ...... ..... srd .,. . IU, ol till . . • 1• 1:311 p. 111. Wedaeldl;r; YOIIIII miJI'th, Cllltel ol . . 11'1 I 1, .... »·II 0 rD.a. - : :1 Peoplo'a Servil:o FrldaJ, 7:31 l'lltwaetll llellfllll a.n. 110) Ret. Clyde . . . . . p ·.... ; " P· m. - Pearl A. Casto. pu~ar. war ,...., 8alldl9 111c11e11 a. '1olrell o1 God, 1111. 11ar1a11 lblp Mllca II .. DL _ , lllfp ..,._ 7:. P. & . . . · Rat lludll W. . .u (IMal Diller Suadal' 7:4& p. 111. SaD ILl llandal kill IIIII a. .liL.-.l lllmli., Sdlool W ' , WW ..., Scbool, 10 a. 111., 1o11a Mlllow 7:111 P. & P U 1 lr lU1I'W L m., Bailey. SUpt. Prayer meeti'll &; NYPS t:t5 P. IL JIMDliW lblp Mvlca u a. m. ud 7:31 , _1 a. llolliodlll.....,.,"""'' 7:30 p. a ftiJJilJ, ;eeuaa SnndiJ Scbool 1 L m., Mn. o1 ... N'Z& 111, . . maeiiD&. .~ : 'FridaJ rred Neue, Supt. Wonblp - .-, OldD. Sltilll' lobool II BOlli Gad, Ji.. 'rice 10 a. m. Rev. Weadelli:IG a.m. SimiiQ WOIIIIIp Imlay 8cbllll Ml rt~ • ----- lleltllllem lllplln ...., u.&: Rev. C. L. O'COI> , pu!Dr: 111PL . L ~ Worship SuDtla1 SobocJI; 1 p. Ill. EY· aer'l'lce: 'Pluraday, 7:30 a:~· pita! during tho last ~ bolll' included: Mrs. ClarenCe Waugh, 810 Second Ave.; David L. PbUllps, lit Cedar st, Mrs. Robert E. Layne, Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mrs. H. Wendell Reel, Rt. 2 Patriot; Richard ns.'chardl "'• Rt. 2 Gallipolill; "' C. Rodgers, Pt. Pleasant; Paul F. Greenlee, Pl Pleallllll; Mrs. William D. Brown, M8S011; Mrs. Frederick T. Armsteai; I Pt. Pleallllll; Ronald D. Gle111m,i Pl. Pleasant; Mn. Berl 1 1' ' Enit!red Bospllll loi ,Wol'lidp II .. a; IIYP1 ~ ~ t;4!1 II: Ill.; ~- . . . . ., ·0.11!. \Cfil!jM ... .,.., '• ' . - . Ret. I '1'00 COLD FOR SABOTAGE-Weether Ia the Cllltomla desert 11e1r Bl Centro up the ahoo= the new ftlm, "Tobrak," a tale of sabotage dlll'lllll World w~~ African eam Here, cast ·and trow huddl& UOUild a small Clalllp fre iB tee • ~the filming of scenes. In center ol plcturo, elprette Ia moiitb,ll Diet ~J:= ~EA • Hollywootl cont~PQ!Idem * •llrllfSecl tile diiV w"'lber wllb& 011111 of llridgL " :1 r:.. a:;;;; ;,.,........... ..,......... "!N ' ( ; Sentinel Church News ":.:',:.~-::~~~·-:~ a,. J: ' j " rt:.. ,., ·1111 Ch~ l!'rel lllett1odlll ol Clifl, l.et. R. c.-, La• ~ \ena UW. pullll'. SUnday Scboal 1:30 L Ill.; PbJI Wilt, supL: Morning 10IIrahlp 19110 L 111.; YOD U Sarvlcu 7 P. 01.; Jilfllllplilllc .-vlca 7:30 II- m. Mid · Weell pnyer III1'VIl!o 7:JO 11: DL Well Wedneadi,J oad Fridat .-mt l'refollt Claafel Mhl-, Jli. !IIJan Stt••rovllll Road: 1!:. J. Grflfllh. pal«; IIAJtl.- Ill~ lord. Supt. . Sunda1 llcltool IU • m.; Evanpllsllc Semae, f. Ill P· Dl. "Toyer meetloi, 7:30 ~ m. Tueacla,1 Roltud au.r. • Olin NewIDID. Dllsslonary putor: 8w> ..., !lebool, 9:30 L m.: WonbiP 10130 L Ill.; ~. 7:31 ~ LUth~an cbnrcb. - Morning m.; Prayer 11rvlca, 7•80 p. m. worship 8:15 a. m. and 10:45 l'barsday. a. m.; Sunday School 8:30a.m llyl'ICase Mlsaloa. Ref. Bart CBoth conore&•lions are mee~ t:uster. pastor: Sef'\llcel every In& as one at SL John's Cbureh at 1:30 D. '" Ill Pine Grove while the new 1'ltt Clia,.. 01 • - · St. l'ilul'• Cburcb is built. Cbeater: Rev. Herbert Grate. Alfred Mollladstt Cliur~~- pastor; Richard lllrton, SUpt. Rev. Pearl Casto, pasror : Sun- Charles Bissell Asal. SUp!, day School at 1:30 Cbarlel Tar· ii.:bnOII:lMI L m.; M- ~ein•' ~undl' 8acbJel £vaqelleol UDilel They spent lite eveuln( ..uh Bre1bren Cbareh - Sllllday Mrs. Freda Frtcter and aon, llcbool 1:45 L 01. llorsbiJI, Donald. Inti and 4th Sunday. l :j6 a. Mr. and Mrs. Norman fta1. 111. Acbash M1ller, pastor. erick etllertained at c1tmter Sun. UB .....,., t.ollr• ,.. do.!. in their borne Ia ~ o1 .., Scbotii•JD a. m.; WoMihlp tbeu- lwo 110111, JfrrJ, wilt 11 " ·•• l!lmda! 1:30 p Dl. t..,me from USA IIIII Jlct'll7th I - . Fa11t Ullted ~- blrtllday. Thoae present wn Ia ChrW Church. Jamel MarrisoD, pastor. Sunday School at 1:30 L m. Preleilin~ ,erv•ces Orst and third Tbursdey evenlap at 7:30 p. m. Seeond 1114 fourth Sunday evenlnilo at 1:311 p. m. Prayer llleflillll o8C01Jd 1114 fGrtb l'hursday evenltlp ll1d llrst lllcl tbinl SUndav e•· Ollll1p at 7:8tl p. ID. MI. . . . . Jllllftl Jm"'"" Ia Christ Cltutdt. Jamee lfllr. risDf1, pastor. Su•..ay llclJOIII 1:30 a.m. Preaching aervi... Otst and third Sundlly DiJhli 017:31 p. m. Second 11111 iobrlb Soliday liKirllillp at 11 a. a i'raJer .-lint every W.._ day at 7:30 p. m. Chrlatlu d•vor, HCe1'1d lh1d fOUt'UI Suidaya at 1:10 p m. _.. a Mrs. Elilabeth Rader, Mr. IIIII Mn. Gary Lellbeit fl Bprtnc. fteld Who...,. lo aeo Jerry be. fore he leavu fer Ft. .sw otla Othen wtre Mrs. lflltle' arid: and the hoatll, Mr. lild Mn. NIII'JIIII1 ~ PFC Jerry Plederlcl and Charleo l"roee:er IIWf dlftner &L'OOts of 11n. Zo!ta ilq* ol1 Wedneltday. MlUel Mildred llljttJt liMl Marlie P - Wtl'l reotat ~ ltors Ill Allllllba. . -lh. Pt11odelJ . "-~ Fred: .a... · A tlltluitil . Iii' '· A_,. *-liR J '· ···l"··! · ~·J "Who lllliMII 111~ · 1 .( . , """" . _ 111e jJJJII. · -. •, ._. 11r 111e . _ "·• .•• 1- '"' '' �/ 'I t \ t.e • ·. . ' lj ~-Middleport, o., Feb. •s. • Amendments to . MiJkPriees TAYLOR '' -'' " '• Daily len~l, Pomero)'-lllddltpott, 0., ' : 'i .. ' ,j ' ' Prayer II10IIIIq. ' t::lllll*: CIQIIIIOO'IIOI ....... Is:~:Scboo: I 8:30 a. m.; Morn- I~ Hospital News '· Persons entering Holr.er CLEVELAND IVPit - Dr. Samuel Shepp "11 hoped ... day to tecover from a bout wtih the Do bag In order 1o attelll the U. s. Sapnme Coarl bearlnc of bls murder convkllon appeal in Wasblag· ion Moa..,y. !llleppord WBS liVeD fedmiJ COIIt permlalon to be Ia Wallblagton Moaday. He ••• Teaford, Rl 2 18 bave p1e 1o Wallblagloa sha F. Stevenson, Wednelday, bal tile fta allad: Va.; Mrs. Larry E. prevenletl blm from maklag Rt. 2 Wellston; Mrs. John the trip. Kaminsky, Oak Hill, Mrs. bert E. Thompson, Ravenswood. Blrtbs Mn. Robert E. Layne, Rl BidweU, son, 10:00 a.m. 'lburs-1 •••and FORGIVENESS 1 we'llland 01 oar ...... tctURil JOIII'IIaiiM'IDIIewD IlL 111«~ port, Rev. Dollald Boona, tor: ~ Scooal t:D a. 111., l'red JIG!fman, llupL; 10:15 L m. WOIIhlp Senlee; BYP t p. m.; E9ontDg Worship, 7:10 p. a; Wed. 7:80 p. 111. PrQer 'llluniday 7-SG P Ill. pracJlce. ' ' ' P1n1 I11p1111 _ . . , _ - Rev. Camr WIIIIIID'· I IIIAI &lblll day. MULLEN Insurance Agancy Inc. .=.::.==.~ ~ith the hope it Ulill, in rome meiUUre, forter and help SUI< PhoMWY2-33tl Pomoroy, O. ~~ 8und.; • :"*' :.......'! .. ,,·. • i that. which ia good in family and community life, thia fea· lure ia •-•o---> _ _. or-'--"o"• .-·- ""' by tL"" bUI:.,~•• .. ~- ft'rmr or,.. ,_ •._., ,_ = ~I 7 a--. t:• ~ m.:7 ::J _ Q.!i. • =.w .,... - :::.~= ~ Slutlu!.i. dleport, II. 1!:. DuwiGII, Pllllll'' _. ~~: Rector : :".:': !t"ary TINY'S FOODLAND Be•. r.-, * 1~:~· a.--.*' IU:Ra:J~IaM: 1\e~GIII s:" :.::-:;~: ~edn":!.!'~e ~~~ ~~~!...... .._ ~~~ '~ ••~h ............. •' - ·- ' --- 140 UJ:coiD Sl I ,I . I ' I . i• tn WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING ·~ •I : l'llntlniloa. w. v•. Pomtroy Mlmber FDIC taO E. Second LIEVING CQAL COMPANY Sun:· GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Establilhed to 1904 MlddlOIIOfl Ph, MISOD 77WI593 t.orn down Winfield 4:45 p.m.; Elgercliff up Winfield 9:15p.m.: Helen Z. up Winfield 1:50 a. m. GRANT MADE COLIIMBlJS (UP!) - A $29,· OGil federal anti • to the Guernsey • Monroe • Noble Community Action C o m· mlttee, Inc., was approved on Thursday by Gov. James A. Jlbodes. poverty grant Ramlller Tralle-lns mile~ ,, 60 Buick LeSabre I ' 64 Catalina Pontiac POMEROY, 0, I, 4 Dr. Sedan. Owned by local sebool teacher. Low mileage. Hydramatlc drive. Power llleerillg and brakes. A real beau- l for every floor in your home! Ad•••lral. 'IIIWIX llll LAIR. 1111· NUIHIMI WAX Far •phllt and rubhr tile 111101111111, ¥111r&. ttrrtm . . CIIMI\t, Ne.O..Ill bUffin.. The NEILSEN Modal LHII331 Masterpleoe 23" Colo~ Televleion ( 23" ~r a il diagonal. 274 sq . Ins. viewable area) Dtbleh Morlrrn d S t~l i · - ;aK ·m ca._,_ .....eIa o1 1enume W alnut veneen and ..• --· -~ h d Ml'll...,.. ar wr1n !11)[ 1UB • Sli,OOO volt adl'anced Q 28 Color TV h1111is lpJrklinl br ight pict ur~. c · · • re.erve power lor • A~ Miral Supi:·r ScoJX' VHF T IUier with pre· let &ue t CI'IIP c l.-.ar pi1·t Ufi>!<_ . . UniDI ltlVM yOU ' Naw Admiral Slide H\/~1" 'Tuni ng A bl d 1 l.bat Ir ill vou """' dl o. Y • • • <l u•e control c.euter _ '"''~" Ull " fV 11.,. e •ra • bAI"a~iral _;; utoo F!di' V~hty Cont rol . . . dial ocw warmt h into oolur and ' ... an.., w1l• 1o p iCi ur(!B . :: r::~:~ ~~~o~~~i~i ~3J:_aU118i ng Circuit. eliminate. impuritin caul&d ~Ddl"_u_ p rcri s inu ~:J'_ Color T V picture t ube with new phoapbort t at fl\ ~ 11 ~h arp ~ r pu.: ture and 1ncreucd briJbt:a... al?t ' h iKh. :!.'1' 1 ' wi tk 18' dt.:c p BAKER FURNITURE 111i.WAX INUAHT Wll m"'D : ltmDYII UJ Ill l1n CDIII eld •IICDIDrlll wn. On• •urt Qt. • (CM~Htratlllii IIII).H 21,;: llliDfll, '"' Qt. THIS WEEK'S SPE.CIAtS! 1953 Ford ~~~~::p s19s 19S1 Ford ~~.~=p s19s 1959 Ford ~·= s395 Jl~rdwDOI "''· CAROLINA LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. PT. PLEASANT I 675-1160 .__ _ _ _M-ID_D_L_E-POR_T_,_o_._..._..._ _ _.lll Caoh & Carry e Caoh & Dallvory . $1'" • Budget Plan I ,I -- ,63 Grand Prix • - - S2295 ·' Pontiac 2 dr. Hard Top Cpe. AID1olt Uke the day It wae · sold. Smart dark blue with dull; blue vinyl bucUt reata and lUll consul. Low mlleap. · ·' 112 E. !\lain Sl I BAUM LUMBER CO. STAR SUPPLY CO. • Builder• aod Bulldinl Supplleo Cbuter. Oblo Ph. UM-200B Painll aod Bardware Pbooe WY 2-31178 · Albl~d OD Producll Phona WY 2-3481 N. Second AvL Middleport. Ohio POIDifOJ FOREMAN & ABBOTT MILLER'S HOME RESTAURANT QualdtJ l'araltaro at LoWar Ptlc:el Mlddleport, Ohio Jlpoolalty - Soutbero l'rted Steak Ill N. 2l1d • JJieerlna 6 brda . '· BLAETTNARS "From Buggies To Bulcks" POMROY, . 0. MlddiOIIOrl WY 2-llt71 .THE DAILY SENTINEL I'HE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA ' Devoted to the lllterests 1 a.--.w.va. . :MARTIN FUNERAL HOME OHIO VALlEY· BAKING CO. .¥ Roy Carter, Mlaister. Bible School 9:30 a. m. Wrilp and Praaehlng Sef'\lict 10:30 a. m. YCIIIDI People's '!'eeting 6:30 p, m. Evemn1 aerv1ce 7 p, m. V. R. Braley, Bible School Supt. .tJ Ilea OJ Cbrlll, Pt1• ~~~-.."""""!'...,_..,.,.._,.._!"""'_I!O'!Ii.._,.._______ llttllant Obit!, • ' =.r~ ~ vouib a, IlL; Christian Endaavor,I:IO p. m. 1:9~ Sef'\llce. 8:311 p. R•tlaell Cbucb of Cllrht - 0t the Melgs-MasoD Area LOCAL ONION lMitl8 BUICK- PONIIAC-~ ·tRUCKS c. Pra~er 0011er Cltardl of c b rll lnl and Bible Study, 7:80 p. a; 1 Bible Sehool t:SII a. m. Preacl> WedDeadi.Y: Cbolr prsclic:e at ill IG:SII L 111., lint 1114 tb1n1 7:30 p. m. lbundaJ, Duvlllt PUgrlm llollleol, (P, llua. QIJ card~ oJ CU1a1. 0. Lang..We, Oblo), Ref, 0. B. 11111er Slnet; SundaJ Bible Cor. pal«: SuDtlay School, 8:311 Slndy 9 L m. Evening WOI' "- m, Robert Grate, Supt. WOI' 7:30 p. m.: Bible Study, ahlp HrVlee at 10:3; a. Ill.; ~ 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. artm Yputh. R·45 p. 01.: EvanMIINlepolt Cbl1rell ot Cbrtll, pllallc service, 7:30 p. m. MJd. ant' Main Streelll Donald Wee!! Prayer and Praise, WedWets, minlsler; Bibla Sehonl, oesday, 7.30 p, m. :30 a.m., Kenne'b McElhinney IUnpom Hall al Jebovail'l &apt.; Morning Wenblp. WIIDeS!es· PubUc meeting. SUD0:30 m. Ennilll Wm'ohit>. day 5 P. m., Walehlower lllldy 7 p. m., Prayer Sel'\'lce, Wed· I p. m.; Bible IIUdy Tueoday - . , , 7 p. 111. · 7 p. m. Service meeting, 8 p. Cllln!ll o1 Clirlll, .._..,, m. Thursday: Ministry school, ScJerbroil'l Maston, _...., ~ 7 p. m Thursday. . 11 II t :lt L 1D. Cilwreb 10:$ ~t. Paot's 1114 SL Jou'a RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN \- - - - -- - 62 Catalina Pontiac -. ~-1~5 SundayllliiO iWiool a. of l"urthor plansoitWctM. lor Worl!l D•.> aervlc:e al Prayer 1o be held here Ff' Wed • .onbip ..,. 25, at 1:10 ...,. tit• Oak Hill Society NOtes •••nine Rloble Ph. WI 8-3273 GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. .=.!:':. Ill'.,. lotlding SUppltel end lllllwort General ContracUn& tn'Witl I. Pomeroy RACINE PLANING MILL dl!own't Bottle Gu \i 'Your Keeptake Store" Chester, Ohio .. 4 dr. Sedan. Hydramatlc cJrlft. Power 1 KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. t S2495 Conv. Cpe. A real jewell of a car lllllde and out. Power steering and brall:es. Automatic trpL . . •• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• =iiiMIIAII ••• for reJII\otNtin& •• •'•· soiledwom II'HI • floors In one ap. •• tratiOn. Alii tor fld1d llld WOfll •• • $1~ ••• ·OPP. 8&0 DEPOT 64 Wildcat Buick WY 2-2050 • : '' Sta. Wagon. One very particular owner. Beautiful biue fin. ish with matchiDg Interior. Power llleerlng end brakes. One o! cleanest 64 in area. Was $2,895. "Shorty" Hackett, Owner ••• $141 • 64 Catalina Pontiac - S2195 Motors Discount Trewax product Pomer07 lupporl the Cb.ureb ol Your Cb.ol<o ,i! S2195 ty. There's a K& C JEWELERS /, I, 2 Door Hardtop. One eareful owner. Beautiful car Inside 11 .••,u out. Power steering and brakeL Automatic trans. • West Main St. ' I Smart original blue finish with matching Interior. "Your Ra,.lor Doalar" HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE '' 4 Door Sedan. Power steering and ~·- Automatic shitt. L 111.; a•~ed I' - - .$895 62 Electra Buick -- • $1555 TIM Vary Bast In UHCI Can Anywhere NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED SEE METROPOLITAN MOTORS 2 Dr. Hard Top. Power steerln& and brakes. HydramaUc drive. one careful owner. L ~~:m. a.r,._ 1 30 ~lte.:Oate~. Pomeroy Will Columbia, W. VL ;,ro, : 8unday ' '' ~ pu: We Fill All Doctors Preserlpll0118 1-2955 PomeroJ V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY Middleport W~ JII'OII'~, SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS 8abro of Good Bread 10 ..,. ... .:.• day 3 P m. Preaching serv· Prayer meeting 7:30, Thurs· SllldJ, Wedneaday, 7:30 7:!0 p. m.: lees the last Sunday of eaeh day. Youth FeUowsbip, 7:30 p. bllaad llleJbadlll leo at 7:11 11: m. p-, w. · wu .,reed to ordet D'onlb. m. SUnday. Rev. c. J. Lemley, pastor: Prolfttt. All IVIfliDI ..., 0 :" oblpmeDt of 1elatin and lolL Morl4 laJI]III a.aroll, Soatll Bethel EIJB Char<• - Qmrch School t:30 a. m.: wor - begbl at 7:10 p. 111. . lh llfGUP voted rq purehuo Comer of Fourth and MaiD St. Rev. BUIIIIIII E. Emerson, pas- ahlp lef'\llce, 10::19 L m., M 0. Lallf II Larelle Mllltoe DeW flag heada. lllddleport. Row. Nyle llmlea, lor. Sunday Scbool 1:45 a. m., Y. F. Monday, 8:30 p. 111. Laq Bollom, Rev. 'l'llolna r. The "Where th• liiiDIItor. SuDday Scbool 8:30 Nonn&D 1L Bahr, SUpt. Sunday lotion Metllodlll Chan!~ - lroDek, adminlolralor; StuiditJ Women Are, wu lad by El••· . m. Arnold Rlcbardl. 8oJI. Worahlp 10:45 L m. 11111 7:30 p. Il L. olcllaniel, pastor; Clint Ma8a 8:30 .. 01., at. : Holy Oaye oor Boyles 1114 optDed with 1Morning Wonblp, 10:30 a. m. DL Alternately. Bible Study Orr, Supt. Preachinl 9:15 a.m. Ill Obllgallon, 7 p. m. P!'ayar 1114, acrlplurt IIIII the Namnl llipllll Qarcb• sa. alii Prayer aervlc:e led b)> pas~ Sunday Scbool dll:l5 a 01 81. JtliD'I Catlloilo ilflllllil: llllfl,~g ol. Jeaua ~.tour Pl'ot Scbonl 1·30 L m . Wof' rr, 7:30 p. m. Tbursday. OU Grove Metbodlll Cbardl, aear Guy•ville (Duleb Rldpl • ~·· Var•oos readings wert 11 L m: Prayer ~Ice Syncue E.U.B. Cliun:b, Pall H. L. McDaniel, pastor, Earl s... Frank Malllerl (liVen as okotched of Compass p. m. w~ay. ' &. Sellers, P - . t'rOSII, s 1pt. Sunday Scbool at tor, Sunday Maa 10,;. L m.: 1114 Cross. Tbe (II'Oil'illll elosed 1 Carletoa ~barolr .,... 8:30 a. 01. Sunday Scbool, Ben 10:16 L m. ; Preachinl 1:15. Boly Day of Obllgallolii:SII ._ with the Litany, "Foool For 11 Read Rev !lyda 'BIDion, ;:. Qaleellberry, Supt.: 10:30 L m. Syracuoe Motbadill Cb11r1.1! 111.: Confaston % bo1lr befGn Feodbtck," and the benedl<tion tor. Sehool, t:So L m. ; Morning Worship aervlco, !at WellleU G. Stutler, putor Mus. ' by aD. Ralpb Car~ l Sunda Wo 11111 Srd Sundays o1 the 111011th; Worship Service 8:15 a. m. 8w> ne SalvaiiM 4nny, &oNJ The llfll meethJC wlJI be on ablp service 811~. Y ~ 7:30 p. m. Evenlllg Eva.ogelis- day School9:l5 a. m. MY}' Sun- Rey s. Wining, officer in c11arp. Mlf'cb It at the home ot Elean. 7:30 p. m. ";;.a";. lie Servil:o, 2nd and 4tb 8w> day 6 p.. m. meetir'<l Sunday 10 L m. Bollneq .,._ or Boyleo wtih Spone. moellaa Wedneaday . day of 01011th. BETHANY - Sunday 7.30 p, m. lllfl: 10:30 a. m. Sunday Sc:bool. .,. sa IJI'O(II'IDl leader. 'nit boi7 30./'.! 1:30 L 01. Morntns WOI'Iblp: IJDited Metllodlot .. .Cllureb, Sulllay 7 p, m. Young People'• Jes•, OSIIsted by tho htll an~ C e - Cb • ;,~, eaeh t·IS / m. 11:30 L m. Sunday School, Bly· Pomeroy. Rev. Melvin Alkire, Legloo: 7:111 p. m. Salvelion Osie Follrod aarva11 1 dotNil II Swllday liehooi 1: L ,01 . tho Theiss, SUpt.; 6:30 ?· 01. pastor. The SUIMiay Sehoul ' " 'ftursday I to I ... course. Service , p. m. Evenb.s Wor· Youth FeUowsbip. CARMI!L - 9:15 a. 01. Divine ~ip at dleo l.eague: '7 p. m. Prep '":::-~=;;;:;;:::::::.,....,_ 1 15 lblp p, m. each Solid . t:30 L m, Sunday Scbool Way- 10:30 a. m. Scripture ana ser- claolles; p. ID. Bible 11114y, 7 llndbar7 CGrdl " 1111 Roush, Supt.: 10:30 a. m. mon subJect: Jobn 12·2(J.!l7 - prayer Other aervlea 01 011111 Art 11uaum, m!Dister· Morning Worsbip, 2nd and till ''Seeking Eternal Life." Pas- 1>v announ School lllcl MomiDI Worship Sunday of the I'IIJ!Ith; 8 p. 01. tor's Trainlnc Class 3:15 p.m. l'ollleroJ U.• IO:SII a. m.: Cbrlltlaa I!:Dllea.: Evenlnl Enngellstic Service, Parents to at• "'d w;U1 1111 Clllnll - MulllerrJ ...... rr 6 p m . Eveulng Worsbl lsi and Srd Sunday ol montb. their yolllh. Youth t'eUJWSbip Rd., north o1 Melga llemoriiJ -~-~----7 ~ m.' ., p, Tappen Plolu EllB Cblreb, 5.30 p. m. Wednesday 7:11 p.m. Hospital. Pallor, F. W. Gilford Pqeollle Col1111111td1J Cltarcb Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, po Study of Sl Jolm'1 Gospel. All Assistant Putor, J - R Mr. 1114 Mn. Gary l.dblll Re•. Rouell CllDe, pastor. _ tor; Sunday worship 9:30 f- m. choir members as••d ~ 0 ro- Uof!er Sentces on Sa!UI'day: and Mrs. EhqiMth 1111111' 11 YOUDg People's service , p. Sunday School 10 a. 01., lfo. l!earsa Tbu·aday 7:i> p. m. Bahbatb ScbGol, 1:!18 p. IL, Sprlngfteld spent a woebld no 7 30- bart Vineyard, Supl Bible Stu- Letart Falll Ualled Brelbren Worship, a:illl p. m.; y oa lb cently with lite tau.,-•, _ . m. Thunday· Evangellltlc tic:e Saturday, 7:ao p. m.: 1114 dJ and prayer services led by InC rlst Cllllreb, Sunday School meetin&. 1•111 p. m.: BtbJIIIJD. Mn. Zona BIQI. ' Sunday 7:111 p. m. pastor, 7:30 p. DL TUesday. 8:30 LID. worsbip aervicee. The dy, ThurldaJ, 7:11 p. tL, 11 PFC Jerry Fradwlck Is bariM Hemlock Grove ChrloUu Adult ctaso 01eet.1Dg 7:30 p. first and tblrd Tbareday ete~> f1 SviDI lllilbU. GalllpoU.. lifter finishing basic ~ftlq at • Cbarch James Quisenberry Ill. last Monday of month. 1IIP at 7:30 ll1d tho seclllld and lldeo Ulldld a. Ft Knot, Ky. He will ltavo ; ..:· woralliP oervlce, t:illl a.m: Federated Cbart-, Pomeroy- fourth SUnday Jlilbil at 7:!18. a.rtll Cbn*t Ret. Jlldal R. Feb. 25 lo~ P't. SID, otla. fer Sunday School, 111 a. m. Sta• Rev. W. H. Perrin, psstor; Carl James MotriBIIII, paslor. llalko, oastor: llundaY Sehoo~ more tralninr . ford Stockton, Supt. Kautz, Supt. S~y School at By..U a. rna MetW111, Ul L 01.; 'flllldo llalldnger, IUpl. Mrs. Murl Ours o! luhu Bradlord Cliarob Quill, 8:15 a.m., Worship hour 10:25 Bober' E. s.llll, Sr., ,....,, Chriatian &:ndolvor, 7:1S p. 'IL eaUed oa Mn. Hattie Freiertct 01MiDister· a. m. Joe Robinson, Sunday School 9:30 a.m. 0. o. llln. Lyda <llevaUer, proolda1l. recently. Bomer Fortest. Supt. . Bib!~ Ml UldDII F.II.B. Clial'eb - Patter8011, SUpt.; Morning Wor ciasMo lo: all Soaa ...,ICOII. PFC _Jerry Fraderiek, Jkk Sehool t:30; Morolng Worahlp. Sunday School 1:45 a. m., Earl ship lUO a. m. Youtb Service, t p. 111. Prelollln& 8:211 p. 111-; Fredenck and Mn. Zona BliP dll:30 a. m.: Evening Worsbl~. ~J, supl; EviOI!ng wor B:45 P· m.; Evaapilltlo "'id Week Pray., meeting, 7!30 were Thursdar dl!lner p. m. Wednesday, p. m. llbip, 7:30 p. m. b)> Cecil Col, lap, 7:30 P. m.; Prayer -~ ,_ 111. Wedii'May, Claa Lead- IUftlll of Mr. and Mrs. 'flllllt 1 Blblt Study. Layman; YOUDI People'1 Dot. Ill& Tbunc'oy 7:311 P. m. ar. Mrs. Mule Bolollll!er Frecker and son, Char It 1 MlddlOIIorl, Ohio Fannen lank & Savllgs Co. ' t:• ,.. wa-~.,. J0 :4!i HEINER'S BAKERY .. l'raJ• 111rv1ce .........47. WGI'IItlp lllhlcal .-.., a.• oertic:l 1' l ' loin. Nan Moore, Cburdt 8cllcJai ..., 7110 p.m. Ret. Mm1l II. lteld at It:• Wllfll \'n ..... Supl; amcb 8cbool, I:IO a. Wolle, PuJGr. • lay leader. m.; Warahlp Sontae, 11:10 a. lltll , II . . .._, '1\e 1M' M II EL; Methodlat Yantb ll'ellft. _, IIIIIIIQ Scbool .... L &; .., ....... W. . . . . . . . lblp, 7 11: m.; Olflctal IIOIId lllinliDc Wauldp U.e L IL fti'l lllld It 7:e , , -. IIIII meeting, lsi SnndiJ o1 ~ llrlaaellltlo .mao 7:e p. ID. the Culo. hllmisldp; S p.IL • - • 7:30 p.m. WSCS, :IDd MladaJ llldnet prayer Mvlet, 7:e p. . · 7:31 m. aln& Prayer and Sermaa. 10•30 of rnlllltb, 7:30 p. m.; 111e1nor a. Brie at ""'' " I11 PrQer meell•l a.m. ~ hoar followlnc. l'edneaday, 7 p. m. .,..__ C11tn11 II ... ._, l'orl bu. Jr., a"'* p. 111. WldneldiJ, Senior ~ ..,.. Ellll Clllrcb, Rat. Mlaenvllla MetMdtll Qarelt - . WllllaDI C. 'lllarpe, putar, _. wltlt bla ,.,_., 1ft. _, Pracllce; 3:30 p. m. Tuet- lleiiiL SmiJb, paslor. Wonblp Weodell G. Stutler, Pastor. llmday 8cbool t :IO L Ill.; Mora- lin. Wlllar . . . . . . . . . . Junior Cbolr Practire. aarvlce t:3l L m.: Sunday Soliday Schoo~ 10 o. m. · Wor· lill - - II!. a. & Nilla llallllil. tr• .II to 11ar1MJ Baplfol Clllrdl - School. !0·30 a. 1ft. Youtb Fol- sbip service 11 L m. ' l'tii1DIIIal 11111Lii~, .... ller home~ l!llr lfll*'l 1 Warren G. Zlnn, pastor. Morn· lowahfp 8' 30 P. ID.; Boys and Morae Cllape IMothodlU _ l2t, IIIV. "aol E. JODta, Plllll'• WBIIi: wltlllllr M, 1ft, . , Worship, t L m. Delbert V. Glrla Fellowahlp,. l:30 p. m.; James Early, pastor, Ollver SalldiJ Scbool 10 L 01.: Will' Mrs. IWotrt . .ni, 'l'r. speaker. Church Eveulng service 7•30 P.m., 2nd Sayer, Supl Slmday Scb.lol 11 ...,, WedJieaday 1114 Friday. _ . ._.- lllloJ ·•••· Is t :lt a. m. Classes lor~ tth Sundays: Youth Cbolr, a. m.; Praacbing u a. m. 'llt ,_amlll Cbarlu D. Woodf IIIII He1.30 .P. DL Wednelday. Prayer Portlud Melllodlst Cbanlll- dlepart. South Srd Ave.: SandaJ bart Swart& at11111• a Qarp li'lnl BaJII'OI Chrcll Mteting, 7:30 p. Ill. Wadilesday. B. L. McDaniel, pastor. SolldaJicboollO L Ill.; tluDday enolitl Putoral -tllJi at 11 Scbrol 9:10 a. DL Prelcl> Loltrld&• EIJB Cblrcll, &.. School 9:30, Harold Itouah, .,..u.tlc aemco, 7:~ p. 11. a.ler lllllbMIII ~ oa '"' Sunday 2:30 p, m. &!gene E. Emerson, pastor; Supl; Keaoelh McLeod, 1811 lhCitteoday Blblt 8tlldJ 7:11 p. Suadar . . _ , rrea Wll1 11ap1111 a-, Sanday School t :45 a. m. flu. SUpl., Preaching 7:30 p. m. SUD- a: Sllurdo; al&bt PnJer and Marla W'lllebreuer h Paatar Rev. p a a 1 ~~· Supl SUnday day. Warsblp 7·'!11 p. 111. Plltor, Ret. ~ a lwo ....U nsaliea 8choot, 10 a. 01. _....,. IO:U L m. 1114 7:30 dlaclne illedhodlsl emu, B. L. Barn11. Ill Florida. Preacblng P. m. alteraately. Bible ahldy B. L. Mclladlel, pastor: 8w> IWIIooDttlle PrelbyteriU Th p. m.; Pray•- and prayer service led by past. day Scbool 1:30 a. m.: l'laaobo Cbarc:h, John Daflll. pillar: • btld 118 recular :30 p. m. Wednesd•v rr 7' 30 p, m. Wednesday. Chrll- lng 10:30 a. m.; 1rlYF I p. m.; Cbarc:h SclJoollfj30 a. m. Will' at TutTdq •l'filllrl, 1 6:00 TO 8:00 ,,it • Soeiety NOtel card~ ---------------------------•IGallipolis. Affiliated S.B.C. a. m. Sunday Scbool, Roy Asst Va~ oblp Scbool, 10:16 1:10 a. m.; m.; 6IYF SUD- 1:30 Portland 11oM. Rev. R. L. Pinson,Wllb pastor. Meter, supt.: Earl Shuler, day Worlblp _ SUnday Scbool every Sun· Mornmg worsbip a. 01.: 6:30 p. m. Prayer ud BibJa m., SiJndr eoenlng whore name appear below. TO IIEHEAIISE The Federated Youth Cbolr will rehearse Saturday at I: p.m. in the educational ing of the cburch. ;-~~= DMuo•HBaptl!l Suday P. m, 3rd Stlldy, 7:30 p. w..;.e .A.V. all, O>rnerSponsortd Secon and ,;. ...._.II - ._...... of ...... .._ .._ meeUng was Ia--• ehlrft o! Pomeroy, Ma!OII. by llarlllal Star EllB Qartlt ' .......... ..... ......... ""' - 'l1lt l:lejlllllr "-1 · ll'rench City Baptist Clmrdl in Rev Menzel Smltlt, pastor: B·U Chester LemieJ, pastor: WCIJ'o IND Raclna cm Jlaclna. business .;;;'•.,. .... touUD!! MIR R. H. RAWUNGS SONS CO. .~ + Junl ~=~~aerme: ., w.,._,,, :;~ s::e~'~.: . Jij::. :_;O:C.,':rt ." 'S:: ... P.S: ~ ....,. Scbaal·•:•a.-.. ...- au... .-; Jobn Smallwood, pastor: cburcll for ScliGOl 10 a. m.; ll:nnROlisllc cblldrm. 1114 or ..rvlee 7 II: m.: YOUIII Peaple lnnl 8aplld .,.,., llldDe IDdeaver 7 p. m. Wednesday; 0 &.. C. L. O'Conaer, paa11lr. Prayer meeting 7 p. m. Sallll' School 8:30 L m., Sam ~~ IC oupl.; 10:45 a. m. Mon> ,._.., ~ ~ 'IIO!Sblp: 1:30 p. 01. BYr Martin. SadaJ Mor- THII' C:HUIICH fi'OR AU. AU.. P'Oflt THE CHURCH Sm Ia a diaagreeable word that miUions ahun. It caste a abadow of 8epll'llticm. It raises chill thoughla of an iulpeneti-able and e!A!mal barrier ltetween h111118Dity and GOO ••• Ff11'[fivmuo on the other hand is a warm and Inspiring word. It promlaes that life's slate can he Wiped clean. It brlnp us close to God - and to toe another. An ~lion on a Fl'iday eenturies 8&0 ••• an Empty Tomb In the da'im of the lirst Eaater Day Ch.ptw v• •• a Faith that baa Jrlpped human aoula for aU looi .tltepneratlanulneli,...tlteae are fomerentwined Dov lwl•h 12-20 I 1'1ith the ll:arlc realization of man's ,;, and the Swod•f l..i.h 59 bluaed U1111'811ce of Gcd's 1'1orgt 'v""eu• Mon~•v &.t:i.t ..It 14 . TuKCI1y John 15 1· 11 That Ia why, when we think deeply of the mean~ A<h ll Inc of these words - of their implication in our ~~d~'' II Thttn•fOfti~r• I 6-12 10 11·26 own lives- we find ourselves at the very heart of s""""'' H•brtw the Christian religicm. And it ia why these soul-stirring waeks at the tltNhhold of Chriat's suffering have lonr been the time for auch searching thonghtl_,,. _ _ ...... ,~.­ -;;:+;;] :-----:---: .. t] Ill: II • Baplill C111n:11, I-IIID& -\ I .' J. ~ llhlel ..... Tillidil), u; t; .QIWI'Ji ' ... ·~ 11:11 .. &I 1111'1 II ud up; 7:JI, oWI!!I 'M . -~----.------roy • llarrlaonvl4t &lid, Eu· lor Supl Wonlllp aerYlca It YQI Paoa t, J:e p. 111.; et.. .,.._ ' · 1011• UnderWood, mlnilltr, B~ 10:45 with the Rev. Casto. Wed· llllllllc &I . ll't..n ,_..""" "". bla acbool t :SO 0. Ill.; Mnrnl.. nesday at 7:j6 p, m. Mid Week ed.; ' : q!Q ••--"""' worshiP 1:30 p. 111.; Rober! Reed Prayer sef'\lices · · ._..., t, ....., " ·' ""' !11'111• 8lblt ' ehool Supt. Chllef ........ Gt • - . ....._, ._., ,._. a. li» a. Ill. lllr. ~ .··Lew•1 01et11r Qardl t1 God kt Pearl A. ClUID PloJ!IIr· ~ •·• WGnJidp lfte a. .._, lf:IO L Ql. Woril!i., • ,, Gilbert Spenc.r _ , lef'\llce at L m. .~llllll_!lp. - 1 •·.~ P. & YF: WilL llf Juntl•· llcboo • • ·~-· •iQtt _ , .. .. - lllalr: 1 p. • ...., 'CbnJ, I 9:30 a. Ill. MOI'IIInl trOI' ~ II 10 L Ill.; 1ISQI Ill leJ, CIJdt ~. plio IJi;."iic . . . . . . . " " ablp II L 01.; l!:v,.U.Ua _.. lbtli'lday ol IDOIIIII; IIOIId 1111'. ..,._.. CllatdJ ,. ~ . . " " ' 7 p. 01. PrOJ• ...... ..... srd .,. . IU, ol till . . • 1• 1:311 p. 111. Wedaeldl;r; YOIIIII miJI'th, Cllltel ol . . 11'1 I 1, .... »·II 0 rD.a. - : :1 Peoplo'a Servil:o FrldaJ, 7:31 l'lltwaetll llellfllll a.n. 110) Ret. Clyde . . . . . p ·.... ; " P· m. - Pearl A. Casto. pu~ar. war ,...., 8alldl9 111c11e11 a. '1olrell o1 God, 1111. 11ar1a11 lblp Mllca II .. DL _ , lllfp ..,._ 7:. P. & . . . · Rat lludll W. . .u (IMal Diller Suadal' 7:4& p. 111. SaD ILl llandal kill IIIII a. .liL.-.l lllmli., Sdlool W ' , WW ..., Scbool, 10 a. 111., 1o11a Mlllow 7:111 P. & P U 1 lr lU1I'W L m., Bailey. SUpt. Prayer meeti'll &; NYPS t:t5 P. IL JIMDliW lblp Mvlca u a. m. ud 7:31 , _1 a. llolliodlll.....,.,"""'' 7:30 p. a ftiJJilJ, ;eeuaa SnndiJ Scbool 1 L m., Mn. o1 ... N'Z& 111, . . maeiiD&. .~ : 'FridaJ rred Neue, Supt. Wonblp - .-, OldD. Sltilll' lobool II BOlli Gad, Ji.. 'rice 10 a. m. Rev. Weadelli:IG a.m. SimiiQ WOIIIIIp Imlay 8cbllll Ml rt~ • ----- lleltllllem lllplln ...., u.&: Rev. C. L. O'COI> , pu!Dr: 111PL . L ~ Worship SuDtla1 SobocJI; 1 p. Ill. EY· aer'l'lce: 'Pluraday, 7:30 a:~· pita! during tho last ~ bolll' included: Mrs. ClarenCe Waugh, 810 Second Ave.; David L. PbUllps, lit Cedar st, Mrs. Robert E. Layne, Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mrs. H. Wendell Reel, Rt. 2 Patriot; Richard ns.'chardl "'• Rt. 2 Gallipolill; "' C. Rodgers, Pt. Pleasant; Paul F. Greenlee, Pl Pleallllll; Mrs. William D. Brown, M8S011; Mrs. Frederick T. Armsteai; I Pt. Pleallllll; Ronald D. Gle111m,i Pl. Pleasant; Mn. Berl 1 1' ' Enit!red Bospllll loi ,Wol'lidp II .. a; IIYP1 ~ ~ t;4!1 II: Ill.; ~- . . . . ., ·0.11!. \Cfil!jM ... .,.., '• ' . - . Ret. I '1'00 COLD FOR SABOTAGE-Weether Ia the Cllltomla desert 11e1r Bl Centro up the ahoo= the new ftlm, "Tobrak," a tale of sabotage dlll'lllll World w~~ African eam Here, cast ·and trow huddl& UOUild a small Clalllp fre iB tee • ~the filming of scenes. In center ol plcturo, elprette Ia moiitb,ll Diet ~J:= ~EA • Hollywootl cont~PQ!Idem * •llrllfSecl tile diiV w"'lber wllb& 011111 of llridgL " :1 r:.. a:;;;; ;,.,........... ..,......... "!N ' ( ; Sentinel Church News ":.:',:.~-::~~~·-:~ a,. J: ' j " rt:.. ,., ·1111 Ch~ l!'rel lllett1odlll ol Clifl, l.et. R. c.-, La• ~ \ena UW. pullll'. SUnday Scboal 1:30 L Ill.; PbJI Wilt, supL: Morning 10IIrahlp 19110 L 111.; YOD U Sarvlcu 7 P. 01.; Jilfllllplilllc .-vlca 7:30 II- m. Mid · Weell pnyer III1'VIl!o 7:JO 11: DL Well Wedneadi,J oad Fridat .-mt l'refollt Claafel Mhl-, Jli. !IIJan Stt••rovllll Road: 1!:. J. Grflfllh. pal«; IIAJtl.- Ill~ lord. Supt. . Sunda1 llcltool IU • m.; Evanpllsllc Semae, f. Ill P· Dl. "Toyer meetloi, 7:30 ~ m. Tueacla,1 Roltud au.r. • Olin NewIDID. Dllsslonary putor: 8w> ..., !lebool, 9:30 L m.: WonbiP 10130 L Ill.; ~. 7:31 ~ LUth~an cbnrcb. - Morning m.; Prayer 11rvlca, 7•80 p. m. worship 8:15 a. m. and 10:45 l'barsday. a. m.; Sunday School 8:30a.m llyl'ICase Mlsaloa. Ref. Bart CBoth conore&•lions are mee~ t:uster. pastor: Sef'\llcel every In& as one at SL John's Cbureh at 1:30 D. '" Ill Pine Grove while the new 1'ltt Clia,.. 01 • - · St. l'ilul'• Cburcb is built. Cbeater: Rev. Herbert Grate. Alfred Mollladstt Cliur~~- pastor; Richard lllrton, SUpt. Rev. Pearl Casto, pasror : Sun- Charles Bissell Asal. SUp!, day School at 1:30 Cbarlel Tar· ii.:bnOII:lMI L m.; M- ~ein•' ~undl' 8acbJel £vaqelleol UDilel They spent lite eveuln( ..uh Bre1bren Cbareh - Sllllday Mrs. Freda Frtcter and aon, llcbool 1:45 L 01. llorsbiJI, Donald. Inti and 4th Sunday. l :j6 a. Mr. and Mrs. Norman fta1. 111. Acbash M1ller, pastor. erick etllertained at c1tmter Sun. UB .....,., t.ollr• ,.. do.!. in their borne Ia ~ o1 .., Scbotii•JD a. m.; WoMihlp tbeu- lwo 110111, JfrrJ, wilt 11 " ·•• l!lmda! 1:30 p Dl. t..,me from USA IIIII Jlct'll7th I - . Fa11t Ullted ~- blrtllday. Thoae present wn Ia ChrW Church. Jamel MarrisoD, pastor. Sunday School at 1:30 L m. Preleilin~ ,erv•ces Orst and third Tbursdey evenlap at 7:30 p. m. Seeond 1114 fourth Sunday evenlnilo at 1:311 p. m. Prayer llleflillll o8C01Jd 1114 fGrtb l'hursday evenltlp ll1d llrst lllcl tbinl SUndav e•· Ollll1p at 7:8tl p. ID. MI. . . . . Jllllftl Jm"'"" Ia Christ Cltutdt. Jamee lfllr. risDf1, pastor. Su•..ay llclJOIII 1:30 a.m. Preaching aervi... Otst and third Sundlly DiJhli 017:31 p. m. Second 11111 iobrlb Soliday liKirllillp at 11 a. a i'raJer .-lint every W.._ day at 7:30 p. m. Chrlatlu d•vor, HCe1'1d lh1d fOUt'UI Suidaya at 1:10 p m. _.. a Mrs. Elilabeth Rader, Mr. IIIII Mn. Gary Lellbeit fl Bprtnc. fteld Who...,. lo aeo Jerry be. fore he leavu fer Ft. .sw otla Othen wtre Mrs. lflltle' arid: and the hoatll, Mr. lild Mn. NIII'JIIII1 ~ PFC Jerry Plederlcl and Charleo l"roee:er IIWf dlftner &L'OOts of 11n. Zo!ta ilq* ol1 Wedneltday. MlUel Mildred llljttJt liMl Marlie P - Wtl'l reotat ~ ltors Ill Allllllba. . -lh. Pt11odelJ . "-~ Fred: .a... · A tlltluitil . Iii' '· A_,. *-liR J '· ···l"··! · ~·J "Who lllliMII 111~ · 1 .( . , """" . _ 111e jJJJII. · -. •, ._. 11r 111e . _ "·• .•• 1- '"' '' �'•·-' •••-• •'"· w• • . • • ~ .. ,,_ I ' •"' '~ ' • ., • • ,._,a• • '. ' .I ' ...... ' . ' ' ' ,. IAIINIY IIOOGLI onl SNUFFY SMITH •· ''"'~· ; ' Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way - - - - - - - - - S-Dally SenUnel, P<>meroy-Middleport, 0 ., Fob, 25, 1968 FOR ¥*.\NT AD tSICNS INFOIMA TION 1 P. M. OIADLUIII a •., • ...,. •u•nclttH t=• •. Pomerov Motor Co. 1111' MtftiiY QUill•• M. CANCILLA1'10NI COIIIICTION I Wlh H tccwt~nl until 9!01 .t.. M. hr Drt lit P41MICtHtfl DlfltiTT F1nn Equipment I USED NEW IDEA SPREADER $125 Good condition. Small IJizt apreader with ground drive ' 1963 Volkswagen 2·Door . $1295 Deluxe vinyl interior, green finJsh, good tires, heater. ~:;:::~~~~;~~;~:-~~--~""" Plenty of economy. Plenty of go, for the snow. -~ 1963 Corvair Monz1 $1399 Locally owned car, 4-speed box, 110 engine, lots of extras. black finish, red bucket seats, radio, new tires. lA TII ..., Went M hi'YICI Driving in snow is fun in a Corvair. 4 Ctft • ,., w•l'lll ..,. ,........_ MlnllftUIII Clllertt .. CIRtl 1962 Corvair 4 Door $969 U Ceftts ,., wonl fW TIII'H Clift> IKIIIIYI IIIArtiOill · Locally owned, clean Inside and out. Fawn finish, good • ,., unt DIICIMWII en .... tires, automatic trans. Try this one for real traction. eno ... ~·• w1ttt1n It UyL · :.::.:rei CARD OF THANKS A OIITUAIIII ll.ll ~~~~l':~M, IICIII 1 OF .. ICI IIOUII I:H A. M. te J:H , , M. O.lly .. hlrday I:H A. M. to 111::11 NHft WE LOV& · KIDS • Sale! Used lspeclelly ' When They Con~~e To Dinner With FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES WY 2-5101 Pomeroy MomandDed For 1 real family treat, bring 'em In Sunday for a real home<ooked meal • , . 11 low prlceL And, walt till you try tho food. Your family will love It. , • ond Pomeroy Motor Co. you! ALL FOODS AVAILABLE FOR CARRY.OUT OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. BAILEY'S RESTAlJRANT IT'I 10 aAIT TO PLACE A IIIUL 'f ..IOOUCINI WANT AD PHONE IIGMIIICJ\', OHIO WY 2·2156 ------===== i for For Rent •• • HOWl I le S ~Ale-so----c- 00'100 "ll-II~K 1HEV'U.· LIKE. VS? Miiiiiii:Ei>oRT, moder·"n--=- GOOD TimothyH:y: In Memory furnished I rooms and er hay. Mrs. Clyde Well. Five lutlness Services - - - apartment. Low Poinis, WY 2-tii!lO. ' 1958 Detroiter Mobile IN MEMORY of our (oabl Building, WY 2-514t. 2 25 Jtp 8' x 41', two bedroom, ~---LI A- .-llfa 1 2--24- tic - --;-c.ntact IARLand GRtinUEg,SER.=~=r~;~::R·:.,:•fl' ~.,..~.., Ida B. Young, who , - - OATI, HAY, approximately JDI) Route 338Raymond back of Rowe Plants away February 25, 11Hi5. 1~'OUR ROOM FURNISHED bales, 75 a bale. Phone even- te 5 SPRJNG ST 2 24 Her smiling way and pleasant[ aparllnent. WY 2-53115. ings, WY 2-6320, daytime WY I- r P- .DI· --- - .. :ow!"':aJ':':n':: ••••erl One story 7rame, 5 roo.',,.,l 11956 FORD V-3 standard lace 2-5272. Kenneth Hartley. bath, basement, divided 1 21 Uc Are a pleasure to recalL , -- 2 25 body, motor and trai>SO:Iission [ macblnes. Reuonable 5 rooms, could be apa:,:;!~l Sh• had a kindly word for each I NTCELY furnished 2 bedroom in excellent coodition. Call WY 2-2976, day or furnace beating, -ayKM "'"" 1101 2-~ 1 And dldeday be\ovhedpebytoamll. eet herl, apa!'lment, Middleport, WY Somf' we o 3874. Sorre day we know not when 1 14 tic I( To dasp her band in the beuor ·land FOUR ROOM furnished apar~ Thoc Bagb 1actet ment edw 1.. I witb oth01 Nevt!r to part. again. ~aclly . I ment. WY 2-3658. 1--- -- - - -- 11 15 Uc ·- missed by her ch1ldren, BRICK Duplex 3 bedroom \\ rt nda. Ruby, Ernest and living room. dining room, !(it'.·.~er. 2 25 Hp chen, basement and garage r ,.., 1 forced air gas furnace. _ __ _ Card Of Thanks [' !L-rnut Avenue. Call WY -~ 5127. 2 4 tfc - - - I WISH to thank all my friends, FURNISHED apartment, - relatives. the nurses at Meigs rooms and bath. 390 S. General Hospital, Dr. Boice,, Ave., Middleport. Call WY Dr. Slack, and all who sent 5262. 2 15 tfc Si• 81; I. UPI brc 2. gff '"' 3. '"' in ~ •• b~ 5. ..."'' 6. no 7. '"pe Ford, hardtop2, new VB "u·ltomat~ic:I,=====:I:IJ:..:If:c~~~fl~,,·OOO~.OIL transmiSSIOn. res. cellent oondilion. Ph. SH OF MIDDU!PORT -~ -- _ _ _ 2 -~lOtp EXPERIENCED & room frame home, ba..,_ JOHN DEERE "H" tractor. =!~ :auUful fERTILIZER Landmark's Got EVERYTHING Why drive 50 miles, whon you can get delivery at our area warehouse. CaU u.s for specialized service - Bulk Spreading Available - We Also Can Apply Liquid Ni trogen To Your Fieds. All Analysis, stnight & mixed materials available. All at new low prices. Ph, WY 2-2181 I. I Plow. cultivators, RADIAJQR SERVICE mewmg machine. All in fine shape. 1 Price ~00. G. A. Deem, Racine, OhiQ. 2 22 6tp -- -- -·- ---- -~ SAL is now a ~al. She used Blue From the Jarrett truet or bulldozer radiator to tht merry Lustre . .nest heater core. rug and upholstery cleaner. ' Rent electric shampooer, 1I. e POMEROY OHIO WY 2410 =========::;! RADIATOR e.N. T. book 10. Enticed 11. Unlb GC g.. lumlnatioa pcrsoa_~~- -s~~--· ···-2 -~- 3tc SPARE TIME! Ellra IDcome! IUlowtlaln Competent man or woman m.. fonnauon 141 . Bucolic terested in making money 15 . p,.. now and in the future to refill and collect money from our new super coin operated •D........ ..._, CUSTOM BIFI'CBERING .,. cu•~••. Will buy llldel ~..... ·--, Moaday PbB Meler, .!ltring-. 7. One--time Chinese ca.pltal 8. Ripped • . ......_ ...., oal accounts as rut.e ifl es- 20. Followt tablished by us. To qualify '"''"' don, for profits and ownership 21, Ch.uacter assign, etc:. you must have S600 lo $19110 In to invest and 6 to 10 houn .. Macbeth"' weekly. For Interview write %2. Fight tf'rm, Merchandisers, Ro.. chester, Minnesota. Jnclude phone. 2 23 2tc ~ -~-- board!." 11.AJ>Lrin- gent fra.it 16. Grt~ek island 23. Corn. mando ing THW"'ia)''• &u.v !15. Not good 26. Riae agala 31. Hornet. 27.RelatJW: ~ jr. tem.poiWIJJ 29. Moist 3ti . Pla.ce 30. Ten37. Beverage pounders 39. Wing boated olf W. Merri- 64 Olds _ $2595 l)ynomic 88 Hoi. Sedan tm.ru., power' brakoo, power ateering 8. way power Mat, white' Sldewalla, wbeel diaco radio, anti-spin clifferen.' V-8, auto, %4 . Follow .............. ...,, Hawu 1 8 9 10 combinations. sounds 4 ~ ~ -~ . ~ - -- O,Uamlc 88 ' Door S.. diDo. Auto. Irani., power bntes, power ·~ · I I I Uc 6401ds_$1995 CUtlaa Coupe, White over blue with white vinyl Interior, bucket aeatl, v. B motor, auto. trans., po. "'r broteo • oteering, Holed rluo, 4 DOW white sidewaO Hres, radio wh~Jd~. ' 59 Ford _ $995 Tb1111derbird. V.a motor, automatic tnns., power brakea • lleering, white llidewall Urea, wheel d1Jc1, tinted &la&l, radlo • factory olr, · ·.~ 1965 Dodge - - - '2495 2 Dr. Hard Top - V8, Auto. or. Power ateering. trau. Radio and lieUPEANUTS AAUGH! Polllra 2 Dr. 500 Hard Top, Power lleer!Di- Radio and beater. Auto. floor ahifl - .. -*2095 1962 Chevrolet - - $1195 1963 Pontiac '.' By SCHULZ 1964 Dodge - - - *2195 ' • ,,I $595 -- Corvalr 4 Door Sedan. 1962 Volkswagen • '1195 Door Sedan. $1095 1962 Lancer 2 --- -- $1295 1961 Pontiac - 4 Door Sedan. Power lleerlng and heater. One owner. brU... lladlo lid 1960 Mercury • • • $CJ95 4 Door Sedan. Std. trans. Radio and beater. Mercury Colony Park Ste. Wagon _ wv wm r:• 440 Station Wagon V8. Auto. Irani. Radio 1lllCI. he» er. Power steering. 4 yra. or 34,000 mlleo fletol)' warnnty. · , 1960 Chevrolet - • $895 Door Std. lriDJ. Radio and 1959 De$Qto - - - $79~' llelter~ Sedlll. 4 Door Sedan. l!oiter lllelll'inc and brtbl. Auto: lraDJ. Radio~ heater.... . 1957 Plymo~th .- - $145 4 Door Sedan - VB. Auto. trans. V-8 motor, auto. trllll., new -tubber __ ~ Supae 88 Celebrity Seda11, V-8, power bnkes, power 1 tee r in& IIJdramatle trana., Jib now white lllde wall tlrel, beoutilul marocm metahtco fln11b. A lrole OI'OIDI puff. KARR & VAN ZANDT -- - FaclorJ Wlfo 1965 Dodge - -· - *2595 2 Door Sedan. 8 cyl, Std. Trana. 58 Ford 4 Door Saclen - - - - - $295 MOTOR ! IIEI.TING, PLUMBING Rura Dolo! Bottle Gu ~mold Bll> 11tors. 811 i. Matn Street 1 r, ., .,,. C new Firestone 500 white sldewall tires. Looks and runs real good. • Merie's Style Post - Auto. trau Low mileage. 50,000 mUea nnty, Corvalr 4 Wtp uul W\debl "'· hrak.. & ateering, rodto 57 'Chevrolet 4 .,_ Sedan - - - $395 V-8 motor, automotle traiJDIIMIDD Mlrie'sStylePott Holrcvts . . , . $1.25 SNmpoo lo Sets . $1.50 30 dey c.lor rinH, Shompoo lo 1411 $3.50 Pwntononts $7.50 up Wo SeU ODd Service ..,. 61 Mercury· $895 4 door. V-8, auto., power V-8 mDior, JIOWet equlpment.lllce DOW ti~ at t:IA liOIE/ Mix Mlnutl, Jr. AS-IS SPlOALS 59 Everydoy s-J•h ru. 11eerinJ ud. ndio. Your choice atiOII ....tco. Jaek'o ~=~~~ . .•. .. ... ... - . . . ,. ·-··- ·&-> and wbee-1 2 • 60 Olds _ $995 au mateo. WY M2ll. The Fabric Sltop, Pcmeror Authorized Singer Slles Semce. i 21 Uc POMEROY, Uolurnlshed, I bedroom duplex. Sugar Runl Area, Ph. WY 2-3618. 2-20-Ue a1i - ·- -····-· - . -- THREE and four room furnist>. eo and unfurnished apart~.,.......~ ments. WY .M34. 12 I tie VAO IDTMZ TUBYVOZ lPUA EZES 1 ROOM flr111sbed apartmeot tor re111. Phon- WY 2-21'1l Al- BLZ SE!r OLZ IPU.t. EUDB.-AOYJOTU ter I p.m. Phone WY z-35'14. Y•teN•... ~olo: PEOPLe GENERALLY QUAR. RowleJ and Rood Banlwaro. llilL Ba;.\Utn: THEY CANNOT AROUE.~liESI'ERTWI II I tic . .. • .._ P 1._ A;nl\_-'c....,II&J fRAILER LOT, llulland, the miles from Pomeroy. 1'1.c.o'r .., -:~' '": . 1• .., ~,. ! ... ... . tirtt~ 64 Pontiac • $2295 CaWint 2 door lhrd Top. With Y-8 motor, automatic tran!lmisslon. With power brakes and steering. To all farmers for inforll'Ultion or service, call Parker's. WY 2-2284, Pomeroy, 985-34i5 Chester. :I-1$,1()(C ,.. DAlLY CRYl'TOQUO'rE - HOJe'• •ow io wor11 1b So ltl!l.AX Al.ll) EI-IJ01" M owner. inside and out. eral repairing. Jn Pomeroy an Middleport area. WY 2·37112. TV 3-U. By MERRILL BLOSSER 4 Door Star Cblel. All power. Radio and heater. Ou POMEROY ll'llion, New Haven. ' • tic Worftly ,,..ldont Pick up At G. & G. CAFE Ul W. MAIN ...... ......... Po......, By CHESTER GOIJLD ...... CALL WY 2-9905 ~--- -- . ..• sidewall discs Comttlltt C1rry.Out S•rvlct nee. AII:YDLBAAII:B II LOifOrJ:LLOW One leUer ai.rnply staDds for another. In Wa 8B.IIl[lle A ia used for the tllrlee L'a, X for the two O'a, et.e. Single lett.en &J:IOIIItropblea, the lt>tJ·~n, 'lnd formation of the wor<Ls are blDt&. &ldr. day thf' ters are different, ·-"' or CURTIS, Dairy and beef siroo. Minimum of $6.00 per cow. 28. Evf'ry : mech. red $1395 Impala 2 door iW'd Top, 372 V·B motor, Powerglide trans., radio, white 2 17 30tp wANTED: Experie0ced I : : =:~ for anic for minor parts installaone "uon service. · Must be rna ture, .u· 38 DiBb Abta" with ability te manage de-. ~ 2: 't'hru~~R partment and sell parto.J<a. w00, Good working conditions. Ill ... w,.1b letter, !date txperience, nfDOWN erenceo and wages eJpeeted. LOld time Write C-<> The Daily SentiDe~ exel&m~ Box 888A, 2 4 tic tioa int Faeto11 air. 62 Chev. _ .,. or 12" Sin _75c to 1.50 %~. Whirring 1 tial, white with all pepperon~ Plain or with DICK TRACY KNOTTS USED FURNITURE •ncl AUCTION lies-2nd. 446olfl7 1965 Dodge '2995 Polan 4 Dr. Sedan. Power steering, radio and heator. 2 21 ausage, mushroom., ham Semce. COJ> lee ....... .. lqal papen, blrtb records and almost any otbet 400!UDieltll. LOOK HERE FOR BffiER AT_,~TS GREATEST bap. 11hmt Pomeroy ~ Middleport, students abbr. employed men. parn $25-$30.00 29. Roam 30. Word or weekly for 15 hour~ ot your . (!lsg-n~t spare time. Call WY 2·2471 ! 32. Prom1s, 11 for information. 2. Z2 6lc I 34. BUltold For Rent acroaa. JK"l'- cau .•• ·ucrru c.pymg IVY 1-Xlf PIZZA o143 lfOWE 8WS r •llG~~~"l'~laJI · Hold Mondoy F._ 21, 1966 a... rdlng tho Fino... of tho ArH •net Bulldln1 tmpnv• t lJ tic IVY :1-JSIO. ~ 9'( ~ ~ SHJI'S AiJI) ~ '{oal 1-rtont Mottl11f Will Bo Olio 6 I lie vinyl G. ArUtle with 21. Exist dispensers. No soliciting origi-- 17. Annoying lntersta~ 4. Ptnnit ~ Dut.dt. COiftoo mune 16. Extenaal world. phtJosophically for fuge 185-2273. uat IDe, Pom- /1101· Pbooe WY 2-3311. . tltlc TO ALL MEMBERS Meigs Aru 2171 F.O.E. &. I. CROSSWORD tugot ... a ance - per month. Full price $1~.110. AUIERT M. COX, BROKER Insurance Ageocy, By ART SANSOM funtlturo and bOUIObold IOOdl. We '1ri11 b11J """" pleto Htatea or oal1 'lAIII. NOTICE ._ Prooe • eom..t IIII&DII'ORD KEITH GOBLE fORD &ALES I.ADIES for Stiffier'• Store in Pomeroy. Apply io ,._ Crib Bradford er Part IS:ate Approved\ - M1'11. Howard Cecil 8011 W. Mtnenvute, Oltio, roone W\ GERT'S A gay girl, ready Main St . Pomeroy. ~ 1 IJ tic 1 whirl after clelllUII& car- WY 2-2196 Middl_.t, 0. I 21 tic · pets with Blue Lustre. ~~'f~~:::d~:i~[l ----::--.----ITWO TRAILER SPACES lor electric sbampooer, $1. ;_;:;;]< Ill pest Notice rent in tho Village o1 Middle- eos Hardware Mason, IOlltrol eervices. zo yean - - -----1 port. CaU WY :1-3346 or WY Va 7'13-5583. ' perience. R<>achca, ral!, ~ANCING MUSIC Hotel Mar- 2-21111 rz WY 2-3600. , er houaebold pests. Free tin Saturday mght 2 24 lip I 11 30 tic TWO DOGS, I year ol. timates and inspection. ' 1 and one ( mos. eolhe. salesmea. New termite ,-WILL NOT iie- re5pc)nsible for 1 Music1l Instruments thorobred. 'fhono WY trol plan. Meigo C.umty's 24 2 any debbl eontracted by any : WANTED: Responsible party _\,.__ ly home owaed eompany. otller lhaD myseli Dooald W.! to take over low monthly pay- WARM MOiiNfNG beater: lied pest and termite control 2 - ~- 31P menl! on a spinet piaeo. Can I 000 BTU'&, veated, ManueL company. 605 W. MaiD DELICIOUS Homemade Pizza, be seen locally. Write Credit\ pJiot. $65.00. Ralph Trussell, P<>meroy, Ohio. WY 2-11159. 50c, 75c, and $1.00 slzeL 0&- Manoger, P. 0 . Bo1 215, Shel- BaBium. Ohio, WI 9-3703. 2 18 lu1e Pizza, $1.50. Jack's Dai- byville, Indiana. 2 25 2tc 2 :14 3tc WATER drill•••, ...,. ry Bar, MiddiOI)Orl. 12 a lfc - ·-- ~ water pump oales ..d VJce. Call collect H0111ml1]l DAILY Help N1ntacl D'illing Co., Chester, .tCROSS 2. 11:arly aet- 18. Water Uer in New board England Jt. The J. S•bf.ero. object large room up, can bought with $500.110 dowa &UmONBQ filomplelll llorvW SERVICE L Tell's HARRISN\ILLE - 1~ lr ame, 4 rooms dOWR, IVY 1 ' ''rds or visited me while I , AVAli.ABJ.E March 1st, buSle was m the hospital. ness building. Located at 120 I Jock W. Carsey, Mgr. Charles 'f. Rhodes East Main St, Pomeroy. Call i ' 2 25 llp Matilda Schorn, WY 2-2524, WilY WORRY over a sluggish -----:-:::--::,----1 2 15 tfc septic tank? Get Klean-Em- · Wen 1e d T0 Buy- 3 ROOM furnished 1e La dAll septic tank c aner. n I . 1 Phone WY 2-S4J5 mark Farm Bureau. PomeAil New Ridiator Shop PAIR of used tractor ttres. : Sth roy 2 16 30tc 1 I Avenue, Middleport, _ · _ e Car e Truck e Huttr 10 . 11 _ or l2- 2B. 2 23 3tp' 2 2 tic I BUDGET PRICED luroiture Core I Bulldour ======--~ our third fioor budget shop. \N'flQUE l'urnt:Ure, dlstles. l'RAII,EH IJlT9 - !tee •• Baker Furniture, Middleport. e Any Type miscellaneous Call or write: age ar.d water Brown·o l'rlil Oluo. 11 12 tic i floor, 2 car garage. one Jut. $8,000.00. bI BLAETTNAR'$ Baker Furniture, Middleport. Ohio. 2-~ Business Services ::'\!.as SALES over and try my spqhottl, Joe, Tho wile'a away,' 10 brlnl a plata for JOIII1~fr.' GMAC FINANCING WY !f-5342 . ..._., .. . . . . o•··• ·t ""t1" ·"t" ' Codllloc.()lds ' Pomtroy ' • ·Spns Co. •• O . ' . .• ., ·· ·· ~ - -.:~- •·---~- M J )Want to know lo when do wo pt the lmportllrt tllla OOI!n.....tlow t11 !18toli the JliJ' w. teaoh .. all 'IIIIa tdul'f taa"_ __ ... - -~ _ -· . ~· • . ,.. .' �'•·-' •••-• •'"· w• • . • • ~ .. ,,_ I ' •"' '~ ' • ., • • ,._,a• • '. ' .I ' ...... ' . ' ' ' ,. IAIINIY IIOOGLI onl SNUFFY SMITH •· ''"'~· ; ' Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way - - - - - - - - - S-Dally SenUnel, P<>meroy-Middleport, 0 ., Fob, 25, 1968 FOR ¥*.\NT AD tSICNS INFOIMA TION 1 P. M. OIADLUIII a •., • ...,. •u•nclttH t=• •. Pomerov Motor Co. 1111' MtftiiY QUill•• M. CANCILLA1'10NI COIIIICTION I Wlh H tccwt~nl until 9!01 .t.. M. hr Drt lit P41MICtHtfl DlfltiTT F1nn Equipment I USED NEW IDEA SPREADER $125 Good condition. Small IJizt apreader with ground drive ' 1963 Volkswagen 2·Door . $1295 Deluxe vinyl interior, green finJsh, good tires, heater. ~:;:::~~~~;~~;~:-~~--~""" Plenty of economy. Plenty of go, for the snow. -~ 1963 Corvair Monz1 $1399 Locally owned car, 4-speed box, 110 engine, lots of extras. black finish, red bucket seats, radio, new tires. lA TII ..., Went M hi'YICI Driving in snow is fun in a Corvair. 4 Ctft • ,., w•l'lll ..,. ,........_ MlnllftUIII Clllertt .. CIRtl 1962 Corvair 4 Door $969 U Ceftts ,., wonl fW TIII'H Clift> IKIIIIYI IIIArtiOill · Locally owned, clean Inside and out. Fawn finish, good • ,., unt DIICIMWII en .... tires, automatic trans. Try this one for real traction. eno ... ~·• w1ttt1n It UyL · :.::.:rei CARD OF THANKS A OIITUAIIII ll.ll ~~~~l':~M, IICIII 1 OF .. ICI IIOUII I:H A. M. te J:H , , M. O.lly .. hlrday I:H A. M. to 111::11 NHft WE LOV& · KIDS • Sale! Used lspeclelly ' When They Con~~e To Dinner With FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES WY 2-5101 Pomeroy MomandDed For 1 real family treat, bring 'em In Sunday for a real home<ooked meal • , . 11 low prlceL And, walt till you try tho food. Your family will love It. , • ond Pomeroy Motor Co. you! ALL FOODS AVAILABLE FOR CARRY.OUT OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. BAILEY'S RESTAlJRANT IT'I 10 aAIT TO PLACE A IIIUL 'f ..IOOUCINI WANT AD PHONE IIGMIIICJ\', OHIO WY 2·2156 ------===== i for For Rent •• • HOWl I le S ~Ale-so----c- 00'100 "ll-II~K 1HEV'U.· LIKE. VS? Miiiiiii:Ei>oRT, moder·"n--=- GOOD TimothyH:y: In Memory furnished I rooms and er hay. Mrs. Clyde Well. Five lutlness Services - - - apartment. Low Poinis, WY 2-tii!lO. ' 1958 Detroiter Mobile IN MEMORY of our (oabl Building, WY 2-514t. 2 25 Jtp 8' x 41', two bedroom, ~---LI A- .-llfa 1 2--24- tic - --;-c.ntact IARLand GRtinUEg,SER.=~=r~;~::R·:.,:•fl' ~.,..~.., Ida B. Young, who , - - OATI, HAY, approximately JDI) Route 338Raymond back of Rowe Plants away February 25, 11Hi5. 1~'OUR ROOM FURNISHED bales, 75 a bale. Phone even- te 5 SPRJNG ST 2 24 Her smiling way and pleasant[ aparllnent. WY 2-53115. ings, WY 2-6320, daytime WY I- r P- .DI· --- - .. :ow!"':aJ':':n':: ••••erl One story 7rame, 5 roo.',,.,l 11956 FORD V-3 standard lace 2-5272. Kenneth Hartley. bath, basement, divided 1 21 Uc Are a pleasure to recalL , -- 2 25 body, motor and trai>SO:Iission [ macblnes. Reuonable 5 rooms, could be apa:,:;!~l Sh• had a kindly word for each I NTCELY furnished 2 bedroom in excellent coodition. Call WY 2-2976, day or furnace beating, -ayKM "'"" 1101 2-~ 1 And dldeday be\ovhedpebytoamll. eet herl, apa!'lment, Middleport, WY Somf' we o 3874. Sorre day we know not when 1 14 tic I( To dasp her band in the beuor ·land FOUR ROOM furnished apar~ Thoc Bagb 1actet ment edw 1.. I witb oth01 Nevt!r to part. again. ~aclly . I ment. WY 2-3658. 1--- -- - - -- 11 15 Uc ·- missed by her ch1ldren, BRICK Duplex 3 bedroom \\ rt nda. Ruby, Ernest and living room. dining room, !(it'.·.~er. 2 25 Hp chen, basement and garage r ,.., 1 forced air gas furnace. _ __ _ Card Of Thanks [' !L-rnut Avenue. Call WY -~ 5127. 2 4 tfc - - - I WISH to thank all my friends, FURNISHED apartment, - relatives. the nurses at Meigs rooms and bath. 390 S. General Hospital, Dr. Boice,, Ave., Middleport. Call WY Dr. Slack, and all who sent 5262. 2 15 tfc Si• 81; I. UPI brc 2. gff '"' 3. '"' in ~ •• b~ 5. ..."'' 6. no 7. '"pe Ford, hardtop2, new VB "u·ltomat~ic:I,=====:I:IJ:..:If:c~~~fl~,,·OOO~.OIL transmiSSIOn. res. cellent oondilion. Ph. SH OF MIDDU!PORT -~ -- _ _ _ 2 -~lOtp EXPERIENCED & room frame home, ba..,_ JOHN DEERE "H" tractor. =!~ :auUful fERTILIZER Landmark's Got EVERYTHING Why drive 50 miles, whon you can get delivery at our area warehouse. CaU u.s for specialized service - Bulk Spreading Available - We Also Can Apply Liquid Ni trogen To Your Fieds. All Analysis, stnight & mixed materials available. All at new low prices. Ph, WY 2-2181 I. I Plow. cultivators, RADIAJQR SERVICE mewmg machine. All in fine shape. 1 Price ~00. G. A. Deem, Racine, OhiQ. 2 22 6tp -- -- -·- ---- -~ SAL is now a ~al. She used Blue From the Jarrett truet or bulldozer radiator to tht merry Lustre . .nest heater core. rug and upholstery cleaner. ' Rent electric shampooer, 1I. e POMEROY OHIO WY 2410 =========::;! RADIATOR e.N. T. book 10. Enticed 11. Unlb GC g.. lumlnatioa pcrsoa_~~- -s~~--· ···-2 -~- 3tc SPARE TIME! Ellra IDcome! IUlowtlaln Competent man or woman m.. fonnauon 141 . Bucolic terested in making money 15 . p,.. now and in the future to refill and collect money from our new super coin operated •D........ ..._, CUSTOM BIFI'CBERING .,. cu•~••. Will buy llldel ~..... ·--, Moaday PbB Meler, .!ltring-. 7. One--time Chinese ca.pltal 8. Ripped • . ......_ ...., oal accounts as rut.e ifl es- 20. Followt tablished by us. To qualify '"''"' don, for profits and ownership 21, Ch.uacter assign, etc:. you must have S600 lo $19110 In to invest and 6 to 10 houn .. Macbeth"' weekly. For Interview write %2. Fight tf'rm, Merchandisers, Ro.. chester, Minnesota. Jnclude phone. 2 23 2tc ~ -~-- board!." 11.AJ>Lrin- gent fra.it 16. Grt~ek island 23. Corn. mando ing THW"'ia)''• &u.v !15. Not good 26. Riae agala 31. Hornet. 27.RelatJW: ~ jr. tem.poiWIJJ 29. Moist 3ti . Pla.ce 30. Ten37. Beverage pounders 39. Wing boated olf W. Merri- 64 Olds _ $2595 l)ynomic 88 Hoi. Sedan tm.ru., power' brakoo, power ateering 8. way power Mat, white' Sldewalla, wbeel diaco radio, anti-spin clifferen.' V-8, auto, %4 . Follow .............. ...,, Hawu 1 8 9 10 combinations. sounds 4 ~ ~ -~ . ~ - -- O,Uamlc 88 ' Door S.. diDo. Auto. Irani., power bntes, power ·~ · I I I Uc 6401ds_$1995 CUtlaa Coupe, White over blue with white vinyl Interior, bucket aeatl, v. B motor, auto. trans., po. "'r broteo • oteering, Holed rluo, 4 DOW white sidewaO Hres, radio wh~Jd~. ' 59 Ford _ $995 Tb1111derbird. V.a motor, automatic tnns., power brakea • lleering, white llidewall Urea, wheel d1Jc1, tinted &la&l, radlo • factory olr, · ·.~ 1965 Dodge - - - '2495 2 Dr. Hard Top - V8, Auto. or. Power ateering. trau. Radio and lieUPEANUTS AAUGH! Polllra 2 Dr. 500 Hard Top, Power lleer!Di- Radio and beater. Auto. floor ahifl - .. -*2095 1962 Chevrolet - - $1195 1963 Pontiac '.' By SCHULZ 1964 Dodge - - - *2195 ' • ,,I $595 -- Corvalr 4 Door Sedan. 1962 Volkswagen • '1195 Door Sedan. $1095 1962 Lancer 2 --- -- $1295 1961 Pontiac - 4 Door Sedan. Power lleerlng and heater. One owner. brU... lladlo lid 1960 Mercury • • • $CJ95 4 Door Sedan. Std. trans. Radio and beater. Mercury Colony Park Ste. Wagon _ wv wm r:• 440 Station Wagon V8. Auto. Irani. Radio 1lllCI. he» er. Power steering. 4 yra. or 34,000 mlleo fletol)' warnnty. · , 1960 Chevrolet - • $895 Door Std. lriDJ. Radio and 1959 De$Qto - - - $79~' llelter~ Sedlll. 4 Door Sedan. l!oiter lllelll'inc and brtbl. Auto: lraDJ. Radio~ heater.... . 1957 Plymo~th .- - $145 4 Door Sedan - VB. Auto. trans. V-8 motor, auto. trllll., new -tubber __ ~ Supae 88 Celebrity Seda11, V-8, power bnkes, power 1 tee r in& IIJdramatle trana., Jib now white lllde wall tlrel, beoutilul marocm metahtco fln11b. A lrole OI'OIDI puff. KARR & VAN ZANDT -- - FaclorJ Wlfo 1965 Dodge - -· - *2595 2 Door Sedan. 8 cyl, Std. Trana. 58 Ford 4 Door Saclen - - - - - $295 MOTOR ! IIEI.TING, PLUMBING Rura Dolo! Bottle Gu ~mold Bll> 11tors. 811 i. Matn Street 1 r, ., .,,. C new Firestone 500 white sldewall tires. Looks and runs real good. • Merie's Style Post - Auto. trau Low mileage. 50,000 mUea nnty, Corvalr 4 Wtp uul W\debl "'· hrak.. & ateering, rodto 57 'Chevrolet 4 .,_ Sedan - - - $395 V-8 motor, automotle traiJDIIMIDD Mlrie'sStylePott Holrcvts . . , . $1.25 SNmpoo lo Sets . $1.50 30 dey c.lor rinH, Shompoo lo 1411 $3.50 Pwntononts $7.50 up Wo SeU ODd Service ..,. 61 Mercury· $895 4 door. V-8, auto., power V-8 mDior, JIOWet equlpment.lllce DOW ti~ at t:IA liOIE/ Mix Mlnutl, Jr. AS-IS SPlOALS 59 Everydoy s-J•h ru. 11eerinJ ud. ndio. Your choice atiOII ....tco. Jaek'o ~=~~~ . .•. .. ... ... - . . . ,. ·-··- ·&-> and wbee-1 2 • 60 Olds _ $995 au mateo. WY M2ll. The Fabric Sltop, Pcmeror Authorized Singer Slles Semce. i 21 Uc POMEROY, Uolurnlshed, I bedroom duplex. Sugar Runl Area, Ph. WY 2-3618. 2-20-Ue a1i - ·- -····-· - . -- THREE and four room furnist>. eo and unfurnished apart~.,.......~ ments. WY .M34. 12 I tie VAO IDTMZ TUBYVOZ lPUA EZES 1 ROOM flr111sbed apartmeot tor re111. Phon- WY 2-21'1l Al- BLZ SE!r OLZ IPU.t. EUDB.-AOYJOTU ter I p.m. Phone WY z-35'14. Y•teN•... ~olo: PEOPLe GENERALLY QUAR. RowleJ and Rood Banlwaro. llilL Ba;.\Utn: THEY CANNOT AROUE.~liESI'ERTWI II I tic . .. • .._ P 1._ A;nl\_-'c....,II&J fRAILER LOT, llulland, the miles from Pomeroy. 1'1.c.o'r .., -:~' '": . 1• .., ~,. ! ... ... . tirtt~ 64 Pontiac • $2295 CaWint 2 door lhrd Top. With Y-8 motor, automatic tran!lmisslon. With power brakes and steering. To all farmers for inforll'Ultion or service, call Parker's. WY 2-2284, Pomeroy, 985-34i5 Chester. :I-1$,1()(C ,.. DAlLY CRYl'TOQUO'rE - HOJe'• •ow io wor11 1b So ltl!l.AX Al.ll) EI-IJ01" M owner. inside and out. eral repairing. Jn Pomeroy an Middleport area. WY 2·37112. TV 3-U. By MERRILL BLOSSER 4 Door Star Cblel. All power. Radio and heater. Ou POMEROY ll'llion, New Haven. ' • tic Worftly ,,..ldont Pick up At G. & G. CAFE Ul W. MAIN ...... ......... Po......, By CHESTER GOIJLD ...... CALL WY 2-9905 ~--- -- . ..• sidewall discs Comttlltt C1rry.Out S•rvlct nee. AII:YDLBAAII:B II LOifOrJ:LLOW One leUer ai.rnply staDds for another. In Wa 8B.IIl[lle A ia used for the tllrlee L'a, X for the two O'a, et.e. Single lett.en &J:IOIIItropblea, the lt>tJ·~n, 'lnd formation of the wor<Ls are blDt&. &ldr. day thf' ters are different, ·-"' or CURTIS, Dairy and beef siroo. Minimum of $6.00 per cow. 28. Evf'ry : mech. red $1395 Impala 2 door iW'd Top, 372 V·B motor, Powerglide trans., radio, white 2 17 30tp wANTED: Experie0ced I : : =:~ for anic for minor parts installaone "uon service. · Must be rna ture, .u· 38 DiBb Abta" with ability te manage de-. ~ 2: 't'hru~~R partment and sell parto.J<a. w00, Good working conditions. Ill ... w,.1b letter, !date txperience, nfDOWN erenceo and wages eJpeeted. LOld time Write C-<> The Daily SentiDe~ exel&m~ Box 888A, 2 4 tic tioa int Faeto11 air. 62 Chev. _ .,. or 12" Sin _75c to 1.50 %~. Whirring 1 tial, white with all pepperon~ Plain or with DICK TRACY KNOTTS USED FURNITURE •ncl AUCTION lies-2nd. 446olfl7 1965 Dodge '2995 Polan 4 Dr. Sedan. Power steering, radio and heator. 2 21 ausage, mushroom., ham Semce. COJ> lee ....... .. lqal papen, blrtb records and almost any otbet 400!UDieltll. LOOK HERE FOR BffiER AT_,~TS GREATEST bap. 11hmt Pomeroy ~ Middleport, students abbr. employed men. parn $25-$30.00 29. Roam 30. Word or weekly for 15 hour~ ot your . (!lsg-n~t spare time. Call WY 2·2471 ! 32. Prom1s, 11 for information. 2. Z2 6lc I 34. BUltold For Rent acroaa. JK"l'- cau .•• ·ucrru c.pymg IVY 1-Xlf PIZZA o143 lfOWE 8WS r •llG~~~"l'~laJI · Hold Mondoy F._ 21, 1966 a... rdlng tho Fino... of tho ArH •net Bulldln1 tmpnv• t lJ tic IVY :1-JSIO. ~ 9'( ~ ~ SHJI'S AiJI) ~ '{oal 1-rtont Mottl11f Will Bo Olio 6 I lie vinyl G. ArUtle with 21. Exist dispensers. No soliciting origi-- 17. Annoying lntersta~ 4. Ptnnit ~ Dut.dt. COiftoo mune 16. Extenaal world. phtJosophically for fuge 185-2273. uat IDe, Pom- /1101· Pbooe WY 2-3311. . tltlc TO ALL MEMBERS Meigs Aru 2171 F.O.E. &. I. CROSSWORD tugot ... a ance - per month. Full price $1~.110. AUIERT M. COX, BROKER Insurance Ageocy, By ART SANSOM funtlturo and bOUIObold IOOdl. We '1ri11 b11J """" pleto Htatea or oal1 'lAIII. NOTICE ._ Prooe • eom..t IIII&DII'ORD KEITH GOBLE fORD &ALES I.ADIES for Stiffier'• Store in Pomeroy. Apply io ,._ Crib Bradford er Part IS:ate Approved\ - M1'11. Howard Cecil 8011 W. Mtnenvute, Oltio, roone W\ GERT'S A gay girl, ready Main St . Pomeroy. ~ 1 IJ tic 1 whirl after clelllUII& car- WY 2-2196 Middl_.t, 0. I 21 tic · pets with Blue Lustre. ~~'f~~:::d~:i~[l ----::--.----ITWO TRAILER SPACES lor electric sbampooer, $1. ;_;:;;]< Ill pest Notice rent in tho Village o1 Middle- eos Hardware Mason, IOlltrol eervices. zo yean - - -----1 port. CaU WY :1-3346 or WY Va 7'13-5583. ' perience. R<>achca, ral!, ~ANCING MUSIC Hotel Mar- 2-21111 rz WY 2-3600. , er houaebold pests. Free tin Saturday mght 2 24 lip I 11 30 tic TWO DOGS, I year ol. timates and inspection. ' 1 and one ( mos. eolhe. salesmea. New termite ,-WILL NOT iie- re5pc)nsible for 1 Music1l Instruments thorobred. 'fhono WY trol plan. Meigo C.umty's 24 2 any debbl eontracted by any : WANTED: Responsible party _\,.__ ly home owaed eompany. otller lhaD myseli Dooald W.! to take over low monthly pay- WARM MOiiNfNG beater: lied pest and termite control 2 - ~- 31P menl! on a spinet piaeo. Can I 000 BTU'&, veated, ManueL company. 605 W. MaiD DELICIOUS Homemade Pizza, be seen locally. Write Credit\ pJiot. $65.00. Ralph Trussell, P<>meroy, Ohio. WY 2-11159. 50c, 75c, and $1.00 slzeL 0&- Manoger, P. 0 . Bo1 215, Shel- BaBium. Ohio, WI 9-3703. 2 18 lu1e Pizza, $1.50. Jack's Dai- byville, Indiana. 2 25 2tc 2 :14 3tc WATER drill•••, ...,. ry Bar, MiddiOI)Orl. 12 a lfc - ·-- ~ water pump oales ..d VJce. Call collect H0111ml1]l DAILY Help N1ntacl D'illing Co., Chester, .tCROSS 2. 11:arly aet- 18. Water Uer in New board England Jt. The J. S•bf.ero. object large room up, can bought with $500.110 dowa &UmONBQ filomplelll llorvW SERVICE L Tell's HARRISN\ILLE - 1~ lr ame, 4 rooms dOWR, IVY 1 ' ''rds or visited me while I , AVAli.ABJ.E March 1st, buSle was m the hospital. ness building. Located at 120 I Jock W. Carsey, Mgr. Charles 'f. Rhodes East Main St, Pomeroy. Call i ' 2 25 llp Matilda Schorn, WY 2-2524, WilY WORRY over a sluggish -----:-:::--::,----1 2 15 tfc septic tank? Get Klean-Em- · Wen 1e d T0 Buy- 3 ROOM furnished 1e La dAll septic tank c aner. n I . 1 Phone WY 2-S4J5 mark Farm Bureau. PomeAil New Ridiator Shop PAIR of used tractor ttres. : Sth roy 2 16 30tc 1 I Avenue, Middleport, _ · _ e Car e Truck e Huttr 10 . 11 _ or l2- 2B. 2 23 3tp' 2 2 tic I BUDGET PRICED luroiture Core I Bulldour ======--~ our third fioor budget shop. \N'flQUE l'urnt:Ure, dlstles. l'RAII,EH IJlT9 - !tee •• Baker Furniture, Middleport. e Any Type miscellaneous Call or write: age ar.d water Brown·o l'rlil Oluo. 11 12 tic i floor, 2 car garage. one Jut. $8,000.00. bI BLAETTNAR'$ Baker Furniture, Middleport. Ohio. 2-~ Business Services ::'\!.as SALES over and try my spqhottl, Joe, Tho wile'a away,' 10 brlnl a plata for JOIII1~fr.' GMAC FINANCING WY !f-5342 . ..._., .. . . . . o•··• ·t ""t1" ·"t" ' Codllloc.()lds ' Pomtroy ' • ·Spns Co. •• O . ' . .• ., ·· ·· ~ - -.:~- •·---~- M J )Want to know lo when do wo pt the lmportllrt tllla OOI!n.....tlow t11 !18toli the JliJ' w. teaoh .. all 'IIIIa tdul'f taa"_ __ ... - -~ _ -· . ~· • . ,.. .' �I ' ·,- I ,Conservation Topic of Gar.den (l4b Ladies Observe (]. Their 97th and t d 91st Birthdays l I • C; 1!1; Blakeslee wu ...,. ·=·~ • 11 • •••• ... IN lc a· Ret Ar< Sho Am Sor Snr To Ne ~ac 1 -p - l ...,elrl o1 the month wban -Garden club met evening at the home of Mnl. >. ; Lawrence Smith, Chester, with . Mn. Hoary 'lbomas as.....,.. 1 l'tt 'TM ·Gr.mn Mfd<Jel 011'- --~------~----~~~~~------~--------' Galllpollti-PI. Pleuant SUNDI\Y, FEBRUARY 27, 19~ UNITED 'NATIONS (UPil $1rully Cquncll Preslde!rt AkJ. ra Matsui 'aald Saturday lbe M, lddlePQrf I! ' Crow's I J::l United Nations b8l failed to acree on m• ol negotiating aa ~ to ~: VIet Nam war . U.S. ~ to the U.N. Arthur J.'' Goidherl appeared undaterrei{; by the announcement an4' said the United states never rest and will leave no unexplored unlll It haa In Its endeavor to move .oatllct !rom the ·.m- battlefields ID the I!OIIfertnct table." Matsui, the Japanese ambassador who heads the Security Council this month, began three weeks of private talks with otbar member nsllo1111' after the United States put the VIet Nam Issue before . the Securi•y Council last month with a dra!t resolution calling for preltmlna· ry talks possibly leading to a resumption of the Geneva Conference on Indo-China. Malsul said he found general agreement during his consultations that further debate In the Security Council would serve ao uselul purpose. U.N. ConcerD • In a statement issued follow• ing Mat ~ui' s announcemen*· Gridberg said the consu1tations "had demonstrated once again · • legitimate and essential U.N', concern wiUJ the maintenance of International peace and "We are fOIIhlent this wlU help ~ Inspire SeCurity Council members and others ID continue and to intensify their effot'll for a peaceful settle- ment.'' Both Matsui and Goldberg, who · participated togeth.r ia eanvasaiog a broad section of the 117-nallon U.N. member· ship, said the consultations had ahoWR substantial, though r>Dt agreement o• _two STEAK HOUSE .,....,"" • ~ Kin Club Plans • T Reorgamze I M Next ; C~ - Seven memhen of lhe_Gallla-Melgs Community Action ':•gram oommlttee pose hero following Friday nlgbt'a apeclalmeetlng in Pomeroy. Sealed, I to r. are Mrs. Faye Proffott, Portland; Mrs. Naomle Rose, Crown Cll;;;lnd Roaalle Story, Rl. 1, Pomeroy. Standing are Edgar Hawk, VInton; Carl Qualls, Pomeroy; Don Nolter, Scolo 101!'D and Robert Clark, HarrisonvlUe. Rev. Joseph Kraly, Pomeroy, and Christine Boggess, Gallipnlis, werf absent at glctun time • ' ·Six Staff Positions Open ' This Weekend On The 3rd Floor We're Having A Washington lesson from the sludy birthday theme was served by :• L boxes at the Pomeroy Elcme n- · Hess Sanborn ..~lns. Na n Moore, Grueser. carrying tary School. program leader, presented the ---- WYI__'G2 the hostess to the above and Eagles Cl"-~" u·ill Mrs. Edgar Pratt Mrs. Car! 1 Hysell, Mrs. James Clifford Meet RPgulmly Sr., Mrs. Waid Wiodoo, Mrs. Norman Harbrerht, Mrs. Ted Regular meetings were vot· Twenty • lour pins for at· Warner and Angella Clifford. . ed on the fourth Wednesday of The group made plans to tendance in 1965 were present· The next meeting will be heid i each month at a special meet· meel at the church Tuesday, ed at the Syracuse Asbury at the home of Mrs. R. E.. ing of tho Eagles Class of the · March 1 at 2 p.m. to work on odist Church Sunday School ,... Vaughan. when there will electaon of officers. Asbury Methodist Church Feb. I the dolls. Plans were made to cently by SUpt. Carroll Norris. 22 in the c~urch social ro()m. I s~msa r . 3 rumma~e. sale April Reci!iviq 14 year plns were The meetmg, in charge ol 12t 22 woth the locatton to he Clara G. Rizer, Clarice Norris Mrs. Estel Moore. opened with announced later. Th_ank you and Brenda Norris. Miss Mar- praver by Charles Hohack notes fo r the valentme treats cia Karr S Wln h Tro~ Zwilling gave the flowe~ delivered to shut-ins were and Frankl,~~-h ellrenner · read by the secretary 1B .NKr were ' fund report. A motion was 1 presented 11 year pins. · made and ca m ed to rd ain Mr. The meeting was closed Presented 10 year attendance I Zwilli ng and Mrs. Herbert Park. with prayer by Mrs. Marvin er as the flower committee. I Dowson. Assorted cookies aod Attending were Mr. and Mrs:-! tea were served to the 14 Charles ~o.back, Mr. and Mr~ . ! members present by the hostTroy Zwollmg, l·!rs. Carroll ; ems, Mrs. John Zerkle, Mrs. Norris, Mrs. Ht•rbt>rt Par~er , Bmce Lloyd, Mrs. Norman Mrs. Uilford Fmell. Mrs 8s· Wayland and Mrs. Lawrence tel Moore and a Jr!Uf'~ t. Mrs. Milhoan, contributing, Damon Fnrt>ll · I Th e birthdays . of Mrs. Lema pins were Wanda Rizer, Addle Norris, CarroU Norris Norris, Kathy Fra~is and sprays of cherries carried out the patriotic theme. Hubbard, a two year pin. " BILLIE" (TPr:hnir:olor) you pay BY CHECK you KNOW which bills have been PAID••• and when! When you have a checking account here y011 ~ only have check stubs and cancelled checks to show you which bills have been paid-and when-but also you ~ aJlygur bills, at ODe sitting, by -·~ Op1111 cr.ctlllf -UIIf .... NOW I POMEROY NATIONAL BANK SPrVing Meigs Cmwty for aver 94 year! PvMEROY RUTLAND .• Member Federal Reserve System - Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ~ Patty Dukr. JJm Barkus, Jane Greer , WHrrrn BN'i ln- ger, Bi ll y Dt>WOlft>. Aecordl.'' the GNevl ~ Goldberg restated the U.S. polillln lbatlt wu "prepared to 10 to Geneva at once to seek a aellltment .. the bull of aad Ia lmplemealatiOB of be Geneva aceordt.'' The Security CoURcll agreed on Feb. 2 to take up the Viet Nam war in answer to a Nam war in answer to a request !rom Presldell! Johnson. But Matsui, In a letter · addressed tD the olhe r If mtmbers of the council, nid '~ differences expressed ill hit ·privatA! talks "made II bn~ ble for me to report at UU. stage •ny agreement 0o1 any eourse of action the eouncil ',_ might follow." He said there was a general reeling amng the membe-r9 "that it would he inappropriolt to hold a lurther debate at !hit time.'' • Walker at the Wallace residence _Ernest Walker come around 1 "He me~ning Thurman Boro The fourth day of the first on one occasion. At the end llf from the back of the house w1th den- wasn t an easy man tt degree murder trial of Ernest Mrs. Mandell's testimony, thr a gun in his hand. Walker told whip. I'll tell you that,'' conWalker, 39, Gallipolis, came to State rested its case. me three times to call lhe la w, eluded Giles Borden just befort a hall Friday In Gallia county Giles Borden, first cousin of Borden teslified. he was excused lrom the stand. common pleas court when the Thurman Borden, who had work- G' d 'd h Ada W. Borden, 28, wife of tho . th . t' th Ia ties Bor en sat e saw 1victim. . . State rested its case after bear· ed. With e v1c 1m e s1 year 1.s a1so c:1iarg ed w1'th ing testimony from six witness- before his death at Gallipolis ~da Wh Borden, too,~hat :%~d first degree murder in the shootes during the afternoon session Rambler testified that he and ~- S e came arou't than h ing of her husband. A Bill of . . · • . . hill! Thurman wasn ere c p - 1 Walker is charged wJth fJrst Bocden bad werked till JDJd· ... ' I arllcu ars. reque~ted by th c degree murder in the Sept. 7, night on Labor Day. Then, he tesotifred. . _ '. defense counsels filed in _ her 1965 fatal shooting of Thurman said, be took Thurman Borden On cros~xammatoan, Goles j case charges her w1tll aodl~S Borden 22 Kerr. Indicted by tD the Wallace residence, ex- husky man. Defense t-ounsels and abetting Ernest Walker tn the Se~tember i965 term grand peeling to pick him up the Borden testified that Thurman ' the shooling . she was indict· jury, Walker pleaded not guilty next morning. husky man. Defellse counsels ed by the September 19M gra11d when arraigned. The cousin related going to had hammered that point home jury, and pleaded not gu11ty. At the close of the State's the Wallaco home the next 111orn- several times during the lour· Her trial date, which has been case, defense counsels WilHam ing. He said when he pulled up day In support of their self de- resel at least four times, remain P. Cherrington and Warrea J'. Ill the drive1•ay ,that he saw fense angel. to he set. ShMs introduced a motion for a directed verdict for the defendant but the motion was over• ruled by Judge C. W. Smith, wbo was assigoed. Ia the case In place of Judit Robert M. 111tz, who Is Ill. WHD l!lllll't Nl1111181 at I :. t.m. Mooday, defenae COIUISdl are e1pected 10 llltrnduco toot. lmODy tbal Walker shot Bor. ... II self delen10. Late Sat- . .- . " ,, Apollo Flawless in Maiden 5,300 Suborbital Flight Large comfortable davenpOrt and matching easy chair upholstered all over in serviceable nylon frieze. Brown, Green or Toast colors. Our Regular $229.00 quality on sale for ( 188· 5 00 S.. lht Many Other Krothltr Sultto - D-parll - Hld•A.... Sofa leda - tncl Eart Chtlra Now On Salt on t~ 3rd Floor. K rangement of red carnations TONIGHT & SATURDAY PA'l"'J'Y I JL:K~: as and Janice Manuel, while n1ne year pinJ went to Gladys Robson Mrs. Royal Thomas Ltnd~ Eichinger and Mlllsa Rizer. Keith Lisle and John Elch· Inger. won seven year pms, · Dan S. Rize~ and Jerry Hubbard, sis year pons, Rohtn Hubbard, a fve year pin, William Houdashell and Debra Ha~h. three year pins, and Ricky 11; __.__....,_....,.._.......-., Lighter and Mrs. David Entsmmger were observed. An ar- MEIGS THEATRE .r Sale of Kroehler Living Room Suites Attendance p1·ns Are Awatded to 24 Members book, ''The Acts ol the Apostles,'' wh tch dealt with the early christians and their efforts in mak1 in~ !be church a lellowship and an ir.~tution. ~~ By Dick Thomao Drive to Elberfelds In Pomeroy For Your Furniture and Floor Coverings - Park On Our Parkin' Lot On 2nd Street Select Your Furniture and Floor Coverings on the 2nd and 3nl Floors. We'll Promptly Deliver To Your Hollie- Use Our Sensiltlt Credit Service. 1 "There ta gOIIOt'al aravt ..ncern and growing anxiety over the ooallouatlon of hostlll• Ues In VIet Nam and a strong desire lor the early COIBatloo ol hostilities and a peaceful solutio• of the Vlet Na111 problem. -"There appear1 ilso to be a feeling thai the tenillnatlon of the conflict in Viet Nam should be sought tllroui!b negotlallona In an appropriate forum in order to work out the State Rests in Walker Case With Six Final Witnesses cbarp ·rcle to Make C' Sock Doffs for v·1et Nam y ce Action 0~ About ''· Rlcbani. • vlllki , VOL. 1 Sew-Rite Club Orolor I~ Phono AllCf Talo '1m Homo '~ limtccl Around And , M Gadd • • N M be f SANDWICH ! are Fred NeaH, wb1c11 warned to vert the leu llllllabls land to made to enter the Sean beautioow HOds 81 10011 81 poulble, paalura 111t1 recreetloflal 11'111, llcallon con1e11 and projeels t1 start 1Uberoua befon1sa ._, Pomeray Elementary School aDd te p1an1 8l&dloiJ bulbi OB aad Beecb Grove ce 1 Saint Patrlelt'a Day. Ml'l. Karl were planned wllb Mr~>,;Chlresa. Gnaeoer bad aa article 011 lef Lewis and Mn.. ,llobe!t Mrs. Smltb, president, W8S "<loki Frames," wbleh Is a Lewis u chairmen. ID charge of tile meeting, IIUIIIber ooe hobby 111 AmerJ. Commltleta are maldn& pia epened with devotioDs taken ca. Cold frames are 11101tly tw tile club's apriJti !lowe~ from Numbers 13:26-33 by Mrt. made of pla wood aud are ..,. Mr and Mnl Stacy llunloo lbow ID Aprll. The elub ._ WOII ...... .............. . Miltoo Roush who had fcc' her ually lbree by ab: !eeL "Dead aDd • ~ ol CIDcJnu I8C\OIId place In the llello!l with MRS. FANNIE McNAMEE lople, Faith and Fear. A poem or wfnll!r nenseue", was the were~ aueata of their sbow last Yf48r· ''PIUII "Our GardeA," and article given by Edlaon Holl011 parents Mr aud Mrs Arnold fer Living" boob were dlalrfll. eluded the devotloos. and concerned plaallnglf IP"''I"' uted by Mrs. John Terrell. responded tD roll call by fruit, orange, lemOII and datA! · The flower arra,.ement 101 lng a new bulb or plant. aeeda ualni pactln& soU. '!be Rev. and Mrs. Clyde the evealng lpC!uded dry anti Thank-you notes were read .. Bartlett ·and daughter, Rebec- (ll'e8erVed materllls. Mrs, Leo from Miss Amanda Parker Ia ~ ID~.';"!! I!Bbolve ~~.!! ea, bav~ from Colum· Bryan was ~9nslratDr IUid fr became postmaster, 8 posi- how·s. spent wtth th,e needle as Mr. Uswin Nease. Mrs. e · •...,.. bus where f:bel attended lba judge for the ~nlnc and for tion he held for 13 years, with she displays the 10\ ely crochet· ty Baer was reported as ready, UH plant food, spray four-day HBIIOII ~ the All Zone ber demonatralloD she useo1 / the new building being com- i ed tJ:ecispreads. la ce tabledoth.li, iously iU in Meigs a lot of water and add plant A. Preachers' CoirV ion of tbe dried rusll bittersweet and seec1 / pleted during hi!! office. Ithe bootJt>s and sweatt>r ~f'_ts for very yeung and dOJhes for HospitaL A picture taken food, and t. remove winter Church of the N . pods In a beay oonlolnet, --~ A c.nstant tompanion and numerous friends and relatives. the Christmas flower show mulch from oubllde lUBeS. was an abstract arnl!llemen1 0 displayed. A detnOIIBtratlon, "A Freocb Mr. Curtis Rouob, ,... uolng crossed 111101 an)l IIWirls alrnast a second daughter to She loves T.V. especially the Mrs. Smith has been Miss bowling matches. Three articles were present. bouquet," wu given by Mrs. ::" eoo~ghbu S ' ~lved Blue rlbbons;E: award~ David NOSH 1111lng artulclal er ~, rns urn- to Mrs. Pratt, . Terrell Hazel Vancooney who has been She is carerul that her lovely flowers, Blue -ribbolls were a- IDfl trash at his e Thurs- and Mrs. Cbarle wls Mrs witll her for 3ti years. Miss white hair is taken care of and fS. IS IS warded to Mrs. VIctor Hysell, day. \ Charles Ha}'ea' was ln. Vancooney in retW'n fN"ls that IS not content to just "let herMrs. Smith bas been a mother sell go." Her hu.'\ b;:md was Uu~ three, lor a specimen ol daffo. Mrt. C. M. Wood apeftt. the ~~ tecretiliOn and prizes wero t.o her. Mrs, Smith has one late Charles A. McNamet well ~ eW em ( 0 dil; a swamp maple ull!ll In a past weekend Ill Parkersburg, awarded tD Mrs. Joseph Stru son C. C. Cope, oi Alg.OO, known auctiont"er in thi.'l area. ~ Japanese &rr81111B11lent, and lor W. Va. with her son and dau- ble, Mrs. Terrell and 1\frs Tt>nn. She has two daughters. Ylrs. weathered wood, !em, llcben ghler-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. c. Charles Lewis. The travenn 1 HER 91ST Cecil Bradburv and Mrs. Char,., and grape >iDe ln a bogarth L. Wood, wba bad beeR a pa- and door prlzl!s were both .,..... Mrs. Fannie B. McNamee, le-s H. Wise, ·Jr .. Gi Waverly, ~ fl Mrs. William Gaddis was mTangerrumt; Mro. Homer Uent at Ha~r Hospital during by Mrs. Thompson. observed her 9lst birthda~· and and bas three grandchildren, i . welcomed as a new Holter, for a modern arrang,. tbe flood after becoming lU at A dessert eourae wu server more thna 25 friends and rela· i Charles A.sa Bradbury, Mrs. when the Sew-Rite Sewing men! UBing palm and magnolia his home. by the hostess to those nameol lives called on her during the William Betz of Hilliards. and met Wednesday evening leav.. and P1188)' willow ltmbs, Mrs. Della Carnahan of Bu- above and Mrs. C. L. Heaton, day. Mrs. McN&mee was sur· Mrs. Victor Hannahs of Pome-I Mo·s. Harold Hood as hostess. and Mrs. David Nease for her cyrus is the guest of Miss Beu ~Irs. Walter Bentz, Mrs. te. rounded by flowers from well roy. She has seven greal grandA short business session was French bouquet. Sanborn and Mrs. Max Sanborn. Kennedy Sr. and one guest ,-.----"-=o=o=oiiOiiiii.-,1children. conducted by Mrs. Hood, presi- Refresbmenbl were served b)' Sbe also visited with Mrs. MI.. Millie Legar. ·Life may well begin at 40, · denl A report wu given by the hostesses to 12 members, Charleo McNamee 011 the occa- The March meeting wlU bo but for these young ladies, that MRS. EMMA SMITH the ways and meal!! commit. Mrs. Mason Fisher won the slen of ber 9lol birthday 'l'bur.. held at the bome of Mrs. Char· would be kindergarten. ---tee and ways of mon- door prize. Mrs. Carnahan Is alsg 91. le~ Hayes. ThPrapy Club Holtls ey were discussed. The tra·vel-11 ing prize donated by Mrs. Lou· P h Was .ington arty is Osborne was awarded to Mrs, Tlw Junior Windong Trail . Elza Gilmore Jr. A birthday 0 gift was sent tD Mrs. Don MolTherapy club enjoyed a George i OUng I Washington birthday party len, from her secret pal ' n eeting Tuesday afternoon. The birth- I Plans were made to assist A dessert course carrying M be f th K' cl b et days tf three members w""e in tloe prwct of mak ing sock o~he George Washington em rs 0 e m u m also observed. : dull s for the children in Viet btbe hay theme was served by Wednesday evening at the home Games were ostess to those named . 1 ed un der Nam when the Afterno~tn Circle f . Pay o Mr. ~ Mrs. Harry .Da~ls, the dJrectioJl of Mrs, Charlt>s ' ol H(•at.h Ml'thudist Church bove and Mrs. ~ymond Baity, Wolfe Dme, lor reorgaruzatoon. LeWIS advisor anG relre.'h 1 1 Tl th Mrs. Daytoo Strockland Mrs. ldul•u• 1 1 The t'ltnin& was spent social- menls carrying the Georg~ i ~e t lursl ay .a ternoon at e Donald CeliinB, Mrs. c' horl,. ly and _games were played with Washington borthdav theme c Jure I. Hoffman, Mrs. Rolald Broom. prizes awarded to Mrs. Haro~d were served. The club is plant- Mrs. Norma n Wayland, chair- mg, Mrs. Wallard Boyers, Mrs. Ehershach, Mrs. J•mes Chi· ing herb and !lower seeds for , man, ow11ed the meeting with Donald McKnight, Mrs. ford Jr ., and Mrs. R. E. Vaugh- the spnng planl ing of fll1\'.'f'r ; lhe prayl'r being given by Miss ward Wells and Mrs. out the George . ..:,"A&fS llelq ~ ..ld, to· ~I eiGtllolt IlL pl81111ed, he lllcL _ ~ 1011 areu 'llblt:IJ. are The spelker stilted liul& -tilore DOl lia lilt. Allo dllcu8led wu water Is IIO!Ji to be uedetl Ia lbt c1an1ace doH by mOiel 81111 lhe uture 111c1u1trf Is lifo vartoul ftysto pt.rid of lbeiD. lq thousandtl of plloaa 1 day. The meetlq, In char.. ol Water polllllloa Is a.11'181 prob- '¥rl· Cbarles Lewis, , ~ !em, eapeclslly aloDg lar~ opeaed with deYotlmiB ~·I ' Horticulture is Theme of Month mama IUCb • tbe Oblo. '!'be Upper Jlo9m, "' Ml'l. Mr. Blakesl!l8 pointed oat from Robert 'nlomploa. Roll ~ n, For Wildwood Garden Club Meeting tbat tbe better t~C?U . - be - - ' by liVInl w1,. 1o Htrti<ulture wu lbe ecs, "Earl¥ Plmlng," by Mnl. Uled more efflcleillb' lid eo. <0111ervt wild Ule. PliDI were Two long-time ..,s_idents of Middleport observed Doteworthy bil1h r ; s yesterday Feb. 24 at their respective homes. Both ladies are looking at the 100 year mark and with their agility and secrets of remaining young and lctive, they may just make it. Mrs. E:mma Smith of Grant-St. observed her 97th ~lrthday •nd is as gracious and kind as always with the many friends and relatives who visited her bringing as usual gifts of flowers , 1 - - -- -cakes and cards. wishers and included carneMrs. ~~ith came te Middle- ltions, roses and potted plants port In 1928 and with ber bus- in addition lo gift> ol three band, the late James Smith 1 rakes. . operated a business. With a 'i • • disastrous fire Bfld explosion She keeps al·tlve with the tbat hit Mill-st, Mrs. Smith was 1 ai~ of a walker and keeps busy left with a hack injury and wtth her hobby of laney work. eye damage. Her husband tat- She has examples of her many an. A dessert l.'ourse • ' draiDage prob- ter IIHbeee - ~er whea lbe Wlndllll lema IJitl 1\l'IP mine damqe. TraD Gardea club met WeciJies. .Bcleflbl of -_ the II~ control ~ day, ~enlng at the bome ol Mnl Ia lbltl duNS :, Allllrd Pratt, East Main Sl. flood• llso were ~-"Water and soil <011t1ervatl.." Mally areu bavt 1 areal need was blo topic. lie dlscuued tba ol .water IUid wa)'ll to pipe wa. ly IEULAH JONES Wll ' 8flell ca111e fll. lloocll, 21 ' ' Grmoge Holds Apple mGH SCORER KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI)The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics ennounced Thursday that Marlbert Pradd of Dillard Unlversl- , Muffin Contest : Alfred Grange held ils "Ap"THE DAY OF ! pie Muffin Contest" on Jan. 13. THE TRIFFIDS" Grace Durst won first place. ( Technicolor) Howard Keel, Nicole Maur- 1 First runneru p was Nina Roey, Kieron Moore. binson, second runnerup was ty in New Orleans was leading Genevieve Guthrie. and third all NAJA college basketball 1 . IUN., MON., TUES. : runnerup was Sarah Caldwell. players with an average Fob , 27·28. Mor. I ' The judges were Grace Clark, points per game this season. John Sturges' 'THE HALLILUJAH TRAIL' Martha Rife and Janice Ritchie. DON'T FORGET! Mr. Douglas Lang of the "Printzess" Co. will be in our Ready To Wear Department on the 2nd Floor - Saturday all day showing the complete Printzess line of Coats and Suits. BE THRinYI SAVE ALL OF YOUit SALESLIPS Elberfelds In Pomeroy 1 (Technicolor) LPe Remlrk , Jim Hutton, Pamr.la Tiffin , Brian Keith, Donald J'lcas· ant•e. Colorc1rtoon Burt Lanca~ter, I TI1e meeting of Jan. 27 was cancelled because of snow and the meeting of Feb. 10 was cancelled because of high water. 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY $299 I TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR WINTER CLEARANCE SALE • '• Save 20% to SO% On Mens &Wom•ns Wear $30.00 Down - Balance en Convtnienl TerrM MASON FURNITURE CO, MASON, W. VA. ~ '--------------~~--------~~~~ MIDDLEPORT, O. t •·1 f. , I,ot.' JMn:W' ""• . , ........,...., " · -'" ......... . '"' · ··~ � 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. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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