https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5d578c05aed0868787e64de21a4116a1.pdf 11024419b7741a0a9d7d56387984ad38 PDF Text Text 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' ""• . , ........,...., " · -'" ......... . '"' · ··~ �., ' ,, I • 31th Anniversary of Rotary Club Qbserved, •'·.• I ; .. Feed GraiD prograJD•. Benef'Its ~e Cited 0 c SIX STAFF (Continued from Page ll dent, also told the cornnuttee of parttclpaUon In the elem~· . tary and se<Ondary education STUDY RECORDS - Mrs Mary Hamm, blood cbatrman, and Vernon Neue, Meigs act. Sa e said rojecl8 for County Red Cross Chapter chairman. study bloodmoblle records showing that a tutnoul remedlatreeding physical of arout 200 persons is needed when the umt visits In Pomeroy from noon until 8 p.m. education have been funded In at the high schooL the Southern and Eastern LD- !.,. cal achool districts of_ A 8 A So Nan Moore, l!dllb Jividen, Mary Shuster, Kay Rail, Jee• Morgan Mr!l. E. M. Woods and Bess Sanborn. ·· · . Meigs Blood Bank Critical "The blood sttuation In Meigs extrewly helpful if these peucountv '' tn the eritiral stage." pie ""uld respond," they satd. Mrs. '>lary Hamm blood chaw-~ Herords "'mprled by Mr '· man. sa~d Saturday in urgmg a Hamm show the Meigs County I 1 health may donate blood. Those 18 throulh II, unlesa ill I he armed forces or married, must have written consent o1 a par- S< big turnout of donors for the I Chaplf'r now owes 112 pints of ent to qualify. T Monday. February 28, bloorlnHJ. JbiO<KI to vaTioos hospitals of the bile ""t to ihe Pomeroy Jun- Jarea and the btlls for February lor H "'' ~dlool audilorium have not bern submtlted. Mr.• llamm and Mergs Coun- Nease said persons ages 18 tv He: Cross Chairman Vernon through 59 who are in good ~·,.,.,, 1greed that a turnout ofi · · · · · ~- --- I i A staff of physicians registered nurses and other quail· fied vehmteera will be on hand from noon until 6 p.m. to assist the bloodmobile. Melga County and al_so proJecls are underway m Mtddleport Bcbools. He alsu mdicated pape,...work Ia being _processed on propooala under Title I ID Northwestern Local of Meigs county and also at Rio Grande elem~tary. Early In the meelmg Rev. committee replacing Don MuJ. len who re&igned eomelime ago, Rev. Kraly was later elected vle<>president of the group and Gordon Wooten Rt. 2, Gallipo. tis, wu retained II president. Wooten bad been serving as acting president since Mullen's 'llearh· 200 persons is needed Ju ·2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, February 27, 1968 resignation. Jackson P"kI e Man pIeads ·Jwlp >lve their problem. [ CAP officlala attending were " 1 JUst don 't know what is · Wooten, Rev. Kraley, Don Notgolog to happen." said M".! ter, ~llllwn; T. F. BurleBOII, !I."''" whtle rheckmg rerord Galllpohs; Mrs. Rose, Edgar of bl• .,d deb" owed by 1 he , Hawk, Vinton; Mrs. Proffitt, ~h-i". ' Count _•. chaptr r . Rosalie Story, Carl Qualls, Bill ~ease and Mrs. Humm ore I Guthrte and Robert Clark, urglng every person available , Warrm SalisburY. 4>, of 404 1 Suunders had b..n amsted Melgo <Ounly. lo mnke an all rmpt. to donate .Jackson Pike. arrrsled by Gnl- Feb. 9 on a charge of forgery, blood tomorrow. and also to urge lia county sheriffs department signed by Wes Ely for a $10 JUDGMENI' GRANTED Nhcrs . i pleaded not guilty to a char1e cbeck .on the Ohio Valley Bank, A co vii note judgment of It was potn(ed out that sev-1of assault Friday in municipal de ted July 10 1965. He appear- .... 28 8110 been frat persons have nul gJVen or cou11. He was released on $50 ed before Judge C. W. Smith ....,. baa granted the ~ottr·n ,_placement.• for blood Ibond to await a trr•l bv jury.J in Gallia county common pleas CltizeM National Bank, Middl~ b.' ed by them or members or No date has been set for the . court Wednesday made no plea port, from Carl D. and l!ra Van ~heJT famrlies . " It would be trial. ·and the case a's renumded Way In Me1,11s County Common m nlcl 1 w Pleas Court. The eourt aloo · The warrant wa• al1ned by ~W: ~d leaded not dismissed a divorce action by . his wife. Evelyn Salisbury. m guilty ~r~e ~ar p of I Rena Ugbt!oot, Rl 1 Pome-l 1 , Mahelene Dr., who charged thai two eek ~ roy, against A. 0. Lilblfoo~ he physically mistreated her. bo ;: ov s afo ~ M ter Pomeroy. 1The sbeoilf't department served ~nd er 0 ay ~ --~ : the warrant on Salisbury Wed- gr jury under $500 bond. Fr~ i nesdoy He was never in jail dey he changed his plea ,wu CITY WATERWORKS I · ftnecl and was also ordered to Friday temperatures high 1 Irwin L. Saunders. 46. of 72B make reslitulloo for the $10 45, low 31. Saturday reeding . Second Ave. also arrested by check. 40 11 11:30 a.m. the sheriff' s department, plead-Jr--==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;~;;_;.;_;~;;..:;;;;.;:;......,...,... 1 Not cUl.1ty Ill • GaII"Ia court NEW SPRING · SAMPLE SHOES • of the Sarmm Bank IJIIII hiss ~·· and Dr. Mallg. . The 1966 feed grain program 11 deaJcned to strengthen In· <Orne& of producers, particularJy thole who make lull Ole of the program, and to keep productiOD In balance with COJio sumpllon, Wayne Chase, Cbal,... man of Meigs ASCS, aald to- 11 I~ ing and working of llAltary, Its gram and the annual Easter the organlzatllo both 1y and Internationally. J. H. (Jap) Grate, . who celebrate a blrtbd&Y ·Mareb urged members to take an acUve part In their church work. Grate 1a also a cllarler member. President Jobn . Wilmer pre. sided and Introduced two guaots. 'l'lleron Jobnoon, vice 1ans Friday niSht obllerved the blstoey, lllld the Important p~ Egg bunt. · ll'&llliZatloD'a 1111 IM!yenary, Rotarians 11 lndlvlduala play In Dr. E. F. Maag, a charter and 3'1lb anniVersary of ilia ~ the CClOiliiUIIlly. · member of the local club • cal club. Gerlacb alated Rotarians II was folmded In 1929, praiSed played a leading rale In help- the Rotafla111 lllld said that his Hiplllbllng thl HUlen was Red Cross, Crippled ~·d- service to bls patleniB bas kept a report by Rotarian Weudell ren's Society, school boards, the him from bebJg an acUve mem· Gerladt ,who reviewed found· Lltue League baseball pro- her, and that be has lollowed ' I I\OIIr- Mlddl..,.,..t • Pomeroy •' Size 4-8 Only $4.~" . ~ay. II Is basically uncllangedllhe ieee! grain and wheat pro- Dlc~O:b!nen:d m form. gram to cia.!& · llllger to lhi · Easlem~EggQ-11~:11 Feed grail -">Cb have been AdviiiiCe paymeniB have been commlltee. . reduced by more than a tblrd made to Melp County farmers Serving . F'rlda7 Dlgbt'a Mtddleport1 siDL-e 1180. The program will 1D the iJIIOUIIt ol $1.3~L aloD at Healb MetliOillsl cburcb.. ~~ enable the nation to cootioue Farmen are remlndad thai moving toward an adequate r&- AprU 1st ~ the last date to !11e serve aupply while proteetlng an agreemen~ Farmers ara farm Income levela and rediJo. urged to caD at the Melp ing proiJ'am coalS he said. ASCS office, Masonic Temple ' Bwldlng, at an early date to c.:mmges In the program are avoid ~ rush of the IB!t 1~ either those required by law 4)ya of lhe 11guoup. Gallipolis, Ohio or which refiecl JegislaUve ~t~s-Jf'"-""";;;;..~-~~..... tory established this year when 1 the new program waa enacted ' Mr. Chase sa:. G alii TONIGHT THRU TUIIDAY Tbe 1966 F r ProJolin ltui'IOI' gram follows the pattern ol.p THI HALLELUJAH TRAIL' •••• tt grama ID recent years. Farm· •••••••••••• (Technlcolorl ers wiJI .be asked to divert a Burt Lancaaterjl Lee Remick, minimum 20 per cent of the 11m Hutton, amela TlffiD, feed grain base acreage to COD- Brian Keith, DoDald Pleu' serving mes. Those .who partto. Colonlrloon f ipate will receive Income-maiDtainlng paymeniB and they wlU WIDNIIDAY be eligible for Prlce • 1upport Much2 NOTOPIN !Ollns. Twi>Jtundred and aeveDty-five farmers have signed 111 THURSDAY, I'RIDAY, ~-----;__.::::;.;.:._:: AND SATURDAY PTA TO MEET TH1 SHOE BOX 0, = ME•GS THEATRE ( -· ,l. ........... I 0 I o I~ lQ. ...... I DOlUS DAY Morcha+l "THI IPCRIU . PILl" The Southern Local elemen -TecbnloolorIBry 7-8th Grade PTA will meet Hlchael Caine, Nigel Green, Mondey, February 28 at 7:30 GUJ Doleman, Sue lJo7cL p.m. at tbe BCbool. A Found- Colorcarhono er's dey program will be preSUNDAY1• MONDAY leJJ:ted, ond TuESDAY ---March 6-7-1 Hoi Wo1lla' •BOEING BOliNG" BROUGH TO JIUSPITAL -TechoieolorMrs. Anna Wlnet1, Apple Grove letTJ Lewis, Toey Curtll, was transported to Meigs Gen- Dany Savol, Thelma Ritter, era! Hospital at about 10:38 Christiane ""bmldtmer, Su· p.m. Friday by the Racine em- mnna Leigh. ergency squad alter abe had FHturolto: Flro Clwor ColorCirtoonl dllficulty In breathing. RODTA'fiAJR • • ••• • •• ••• •• IIM.IIIDilfJ-111181111011 -·--lliMI1IIIIUIU --IUIIltUIT , -··IIIISIIIIIIHIIII1*1111 lUll :,PINK PANTHER CARTOON PICKLED PINK ................... ............................. • ~ Rtx McCormick 1 ! THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! '65 PLYMOUTH '1 DR. HARDTOP To MORVC Jlleeling ' Soltd .hhif". V-8. standard lnu_l .•mts~Jon, burk (>t S4'nts radto. • .~dred \! . ~::ht!rleld rrl · ~· n Wo; rr~ 1 Pitken!l, , ! \rfannin~ n \\'t:h;({'!', :~nd ~:!- 1don Week.;;, di"f'f'' •:-: Qf the i PonJProy C/11 ULTRA WHaEt REG. $6.89 Semi-Annual February Clearance Hobstetter. '·J:.~Ii )t1a·1 ~:m': atten•t- CHEVROLETOLDSMOBILE DEALER Gallipolis, Ohio Ch,1per. :"b, ;nrul 1\ssociaLion i , of B.tnk Aurljt,Jr., tmd Contro!J. : wid at the Holi- i : da y Inn in P .r!f?l.>>·lrr, Thurs- The s peE~k- ' r wr~~ E;nl\t Hark- 1 · ney. Vke Prt_"-id"'f'll , The Fifth ! i Third Unien Tr-l"it Co., Cincil.l ' nali, Ohio. · ~¥Jig; SEAMLESS WAS: eSOFA by Herltoge ............ $349 e ROCKERS, Eorly Amer. .. .. .. • 79 e LOUNGE CHAIR, groon .. .. .. • 159 12 pc. SUITE, sofa·& ehalr .• , • , • • 298 I CHAIIt, blue twMd .. . .. .. .. .. 159 eDINETTIE, jet age d"lgn ••. , , • , 199 tSOFA, sponish, bl•ck-whlte . . . . . 319 I 2'10''x8'0" Nylon, turq. blue . , • . . . 9'0"xl7'6'' Vectra, Indoor, IUidoor I'O''xl0'2" Nylon, groon twMCI . . . • 12'0"x9'8" Nylon, multi colored ... 12'0"xl2'0" Nylon Twill, beige .• , 12'0''xl'5" Woo,to I ld ........... I'O''xl3'10'' Wool, . . ... , , • , 12'0"x22'0" Nylon, multi color .. • IS'O''x 17'9" Wool, avocado . . . . .. • . . Ill •• 15.87 Ul. 15.75 AND 11AYm 1 75 13.11 IIG. $1.19 $149 44 :, fANt fY c:lbitibi ..,,,M St.OO 69 ·144 68 ... Ill ',, -. mHARDBOAU ............. PANELIII Rlcll that lll1111 for lllCdllnt ..ti!"'l• lnt Idea Enhance , . . llame with ....... •a d11w • lw•wwftiiMI . D•l= PAIIT CHERRY ROLLER w~~~ 88' ' I ~ 8.'1tu s&.71 • $22 149 I39 168 226 58 98 Ill 440 Ill 19 94 72 109 I . .) MANY MORE VALUES Sale Continues Until Saturday, March 19th You Don't · ~eed Cash . . ...• .. :1 ·' ' ....... e fllrnltuN ••••v•. 1 G. C. MURPHY CO . eclectrllon Corner Second I Gripe In G•Hipolls •i PIaDS m • Case O£ Disast er .. >J., • ~ "'t ,J ,~,. '·l OPEN A IJJ.tA..COUNT Nothing Down Pey As Uttt. As ~.00 Monlhly ...... ' . Sealy-Berkline-Rowe • • • . · ' .· "I . _. . ' :,;) _ t: ' POMEROY .. , GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. IlEAL TIEIT! .' 1963 BUICK SPEOAL 4 Dr. Sedan. VB, Automatic, Original Interior is Spotless. Sharp 1960 IMPERIAL 4) Dr. Sedan, White, Factory Air Condi WII'NII Skidmore ,.......... ..... u, • • u, ,.... ,.,.. a DILICIO!II IIDI DIIHU THIS WEEK'S SPEf:I.Ut t. so. '63 OIEV. IMPALA Cele SIN ,,. as. MICINnl ..... 1St 95• V.f, power bratea, power steeriDJ, ndlo, whitewall lt1'el. ,.,... Salad .......... 101 ' ' ••• .... 4 DOOR UlbTOP $US A .... FiwEvwy Fanolly Tea-. From At .•. I ""· "' ,,._ w!: .GIVE MOM A .REST ~ The Department ~tore Of Building Since 191~ , .j w Discover what's new at Larry's Wayside • • • discover the wide and woncllrful world of decorating ideas to make your home a more comfortable sllowcale of J• Pride and Beauty. DurBIBng our, "MAKE WAY FOR ROWE SALE", many customen wdl take Gdvantage of the buclget wise buys on Clearance - Floor Samples, Display Suhes, as well as specW.c special pur· chase Items. hllurlng . lHE POMEROY CEMENt ' BLO Phon11 WY2-3193 •nd WY2-3679 '" job easier Larry's Wayside Furniture EASY TERMS TO SUIT ON AIOVE Rotulor stitch lhtor 4QO. nsodlo 15 . donior, oU nylon from top to ta. in the ntw• ••I shodos! Strotch tv r11 potilo, toll ond .,._ tr• t1H 1ina. ' Chapter Makes I SALE 39 6 77 39 66 112 I Larry's Wayside Furniture PAIN!' IOWR 1. Aut Collide ln.Uneof Traffic Friday $4,99 comple~ Gallipolis' Newest Name In Creative Fine Furniture! SALE: BROADLOOM CARPn REMNANTS WAS 5'x7'6" Nylon, Multi color«! .•••. $ 32 2'2"x24'0'' Nylon, blue twHd . • • • • 60 11•!9 WAU. PAINT following items wll be soldl TOMORROW, MON. FEB. 28 IS THE lAST DAY, so hurry for these • dH _V f'Vt'fl~ll l! "H School startS F'lfSl Day of March Oxfords·Loaftn .( ::~ Thorn':. CIWTER HOUSE LATEX INTERIOR WE ARE DETERMINED that the cr'i. whirh o\'i:l~- $4.75 Starlite White : ed the M1d 'l'lio R·ver Valley YOUR .. ~y mem~sh~p We make the WALL DECORATJOlf ReG. $2.20 011 our Blacktoppmg • progress IS• Th f Ri . G lli B li dB k u Shown Ill • ,65' e t ng m a a e eve fO en p the farm? Luco-Luxury FOR SAVINGS Bank Offit'ials go ~nd WIG lull•lng on Last Call -- - - - - .. The Red Cross annual lund eel out that volunteers are per. drive wiU get under way Tues. forming a civic duty which reW/' dey in Gallia county when per· quires their sacrificing a more haps as msny ~s 200 volunteers pleasant activity. Most of them led by Sl captams will ask thetr are women, and aU of them, neighbors to contribute to a the staff said, will be grateful SHOW, CARD PARTY - Gail Hovatter and Lois Moore, aealed, left to fill~ which will keep g~lng a lor success in their solicllation. are filled for wigs at lola's Beauty Salon in Pomeroy, as preparationa get underway . program and servtce to M f th tal lcked the !leta SlgmJ Phi Sorority'• card party and wig allow on Marcb 10 at tbe MuDlclpal Judge Robert S. Belt, Friday, In a case taken military families. a::; . 0 e c~p "!.~rials High ;School aut\ltotlum. Standinl behind them are lola Bartrum and Sandra under advisement after a hearing three weeks ago, found . , up err campatgn Melville B. Withers, 46, of 729 Second Ave., not guilty on a In addtUon to those ·"~depart last fuesdsy rugbt at Grace cbarge nf driving while lntoxments, there are Ftr'll Atd Gray MelbodiCI' church. Others relcated. Clair, 5&, Rl. I Cheshire, Ladles, Baby Care. DISasler Lea ce1ved their moten.Js at home. Arreeled by the Stale Hgih- guilty on a charge of •peed · dersblp, Water Safety, Jumor The materiala are envelopes to ·~ way patrol Jan. 22, Withers excess for road conditions. Red Cros•. Red Cross nurs- contam :e The Galli& county shetJfl's In patrol cases Judge Bets ' pleaded ntl guilty and the caae Judge Betz fined Roy H. lng to beneftl from donatl0115 to cards a P or peep e w • deportment has apparenUy brok. lined Randall E. Cline, 19, BOY'S was set lor hearing Feb. 5. 11 29, Pomeroy, $50 and costs on a the •nnu.al drtve. The canvass donate as much as $I each Meigs County Engineer H. P. len up a theft ring operating In tumbus $21) and costs unsafe was a three hour bearing. charge of driving while lntoxi- will centmue through tho month and literature. Cbr,.ty Saturday released his southern Gallia county with operatl;..; Barry A. Albert, 8 In other patrol cases Friday cated, sentenced him to five of March. report for 1965 showing new arre t Friday nigbt of Rio Grande, $20 costs, spe<!dll " Judge Bets loulld Fred st. days In ,1•11 and suspended Ia some areas the captains I blacktopping work .was youths, one a juvenile. IDg; Glenn L. Thompson, . operator' license for SIX will do the entire job them- 'teel on over 12'1.. miles of county er arrest Is pending. Gallipolis, $15 and cools, speed- II Terry. Hollman 00, selves, leoders of tho campaign roods last year. . J Virgil Hobbs, 40, Rt. 2 I. Solt ond HHI .ondod t. OS was lined $15 and costs for fund have pointed out and ill Blacktopping was done th" Arrested on • warrant Gallipolis, ~ and costs, no tail- u,.r- no thread• to rot or ing, and Jimmy Chambers. others there will be from four year lor the first time on C-tO ed by Frank Mills, Jr., Cron and Ivan A. Sheets, 41 , break. 2. Llghtwolghl Etoile, Texa~, forfeited a te 10 who will divide large or 1from Langsville to Deiter, 4.15 City, Donald Halley, 00, Rt. 2 1 Gallipolis, ~ and costs, greater walking ease bond lor failure to popultuS territories to make the miles; C-10 at the Carpenter Crown Ctty, pleaded guilty Sat- passing over a yetlow Une at comfort. 3. Ftoxlblo ~ olnJilt UAit valid registration. person-to-person appeal less bur· area, 0.30: C-32 from Eagle urday morning in municipal a hill crest. eonstru~ion needs no break· In ctly pollee cases densonsome on eocb person. Ridge too Bashan, 6.4 miles, court to a charge of gra!ld lar· lng in. Relz fined Richard Rosch, GaUia coonty leaders have re- PT. PLEASANT The and C-35 on the Stiversville road ceny. Bond was set at $500, Forfeiting bonds on patrol i 4. N-.rklnt - BOles and of 52 Mill Creek, $15 and quested !hot r•sidenls of neigh- Stat. Regional 4-H Clothing Ito Twp. Road 134, 1.77 miles. and he was held to the May charges were: Wyman L. Goble, beels wiU not mark floon. Cars driven by Jack W. Dennis for reckle•s operation; Clare horhood• where there are no School Is scheduled lor March Christy elso noted single-seal term grand jury. 19, DetrOJt, Mtch., $12.50, no 5. Water Ntlltant - 10le heel ore not dem•ced Ill' 36, Huatington, W. Va., and Gettles, 33, Kanauga, $10 workers such as Garfield Ave- 1 at Anderson Newcomb Stere resurfacing was done on 15.19 H 11 th operator's license; and Tbelmer and 1 aded .1 water . Ollie G. Elllott, 57, Rlt Grande, C18ls, failure to obey a stop nue, msil their centributioos in fluntington. This is for girla miles of road and double-seal the!~ ap ~uck ~~:~~::an e L. Wollord, 27, RL 2 Vmton, 6. No Nails - b..l eontalnl no nails to work loose. were InVolved ill a rear end stgn: and Marlm E. Golf, 23, to the Gallla County chapter taking advanced sewing pro- resurfacing was completed on . fro th Mill8 ' 1 d $32.50, overload. 7. A Now Polr Proo If IOies collision atl:lt p.m. Friday at of 1815 Chatham Ave. ~ and American Red Cross 1n Galli: jects, parents, and leaders. 13.79 miles. Three miles of road run Cm e " arr:' and heels do not outwear u~ Eastern Avo. lllld Smithers st. eoets defective muffler. polis. The same request . C-60 to :Miand village, had hot- Swan reek. A 1.-year-o.d Arrested by city pollee. No one was injured. to folk whom volunteers ~ Reglstrabon Is lro:_n 9:30 to mix trcl tment, Christy said. 2 Crown City youth" scheduled Jack w. Den~l8, 38, Huntington, . sed 9:50 a.m. m the auditorwm at r.ount roads gettin single- to appear Monday before JUVe- w. Va., lorfeoted $27.50 wni City potloe saki tbal bolb Middleport Troop Tbenus ·. tsff h t !he store. seal tr~bnent were fromg State nile Judge John v. Howell, also for failure to appear on a cars were headed southwest on campa1,11n s •• potn · h of nd · lth · 0 f ail Mldtllopart, 0, Eastern Ave., and that Elliott Having Open Hou8e Highlights of the program are: Route 7 to the Salisbury line, on • c arge gra tarceny, charge I ure to stop w m bad stopped behlnd other can Boy Seoul Troop 245 of · "Making or Buying a Good Look· county road 10 from Carpenter James E. Phillips, 18, Rl. the assured clear distance. 1n a 11ne of traffic. Behind him, dleporl will have open ing Outfit." "Your Appearance to the Athens County line, Crown City, pleaded Dennla failed to atop and his and display tbeir hobbies Speaks," ''The Man's Viewpoint" from Dorcu to Bashan, C • urday morning to two .charges . .IIIII.. oar struck the back of tbe Elliott day evening, Feb. 28 at 7 and the 1966 Fsshions and Fab- from state route 7111 state of forgery, and was neld to 1 car. '!'here wa1 medium damage at the Amerlcsa Legion Hall ric News". 248 aod C-345 from State Route next grand jury under $600 to bath carl. Middleport. 7 to the Gallia County line. on each charge. Charges Millord Hyoell, Tbe program wiD conclude Double-seal resurfacing pro- liied by Imogene Church Pollee ~eel Dennls with baa requested that all With a style review and Will jets wers done last year on two $20 checks on the C<nnmerfallure to atnp wlthia the u- come 1n unifonu and brtng end about 3 p.m. There wm be C-26 from State Route 7 to cial and Savings Bsnk cr.e dat•ured clear distance, and be lxl l-Ies by 1 ,~ 0 for the opel Plans In case of a national guuled tours of the llore lllld State Route !3, C-3G from Slate eel Feb. 18, the other 22 posted t:/.50 bond to appear ~ , se at 7 ,,m. The rublic i• disaster wer• made by the Gal- lunch lor a mlnlmun let at the Route 7 teState Route 681, · · Feb. 26 In munlelpal court. urc!rally t.Yl"'d l1a county chapter, American llore. Ifrom Sate Route 7 to C-34, In other aberifl's case•, Anether pollee armt Friday - · -··Red Cro81 diBaster rommlttee Mn Ruth Jones Cloth!Ag·from State Route 124 to Robert S. Bel:< filled Michae•ll w 1 !bat of Sam Jonea 33 A bnight. Meeting at the s~st from w~ V'""'"'" roy vUlage, ~ from L. Ray. 25, Rl. I Vinton, $25 8 . • • s - VeleraDI Memorial Hospital Holler llospital School of Nur.. Univenlty· Relta Marks urij; Route 124 to C-30 and C-3 and costs for assault. The I _ land. Ky., lpaedtnl, posted 122.5ll ' ADMISSIONS- Virginia were Mr•: Barbara Rossignol State 4-H Staff; along wldt"cow.. Harrisonville to C-60. charge was liied by Nan Ray. to appear Feb. 28 ID muAi· Pomeroy; Harriet Hyatt, chatm.Pn: Miss Be,!y ty agents and store S Co--,-. Walter B. Kmg, 43, Columbu•, 1 clpal court. cine; Allee Beaver Riacine: vice<:bairman; Mrs, Ill Initiate th penolllll! tate mmi8810Uer forfeited a $27.50 bond lor ir>ra B~C~Jn, Charleston; Ralph Durst, nursing committee w About 30 ha~e"':'~.tered Will be Speaker loJ:icalion. MeJca Geeeral Hoapltal Burria, PoiMI'Oy. ha M J 0 b0 Wood .. ~ •• ~ • nur for this school from Mason Cooou- PT. PLEASANT - Gus ADMISSIONS - Mrs. Mary DISCHARGES _ ~ 11'111811; • n. --------Carr, Coolville: Ray 'nlrley, Du Vf!r rng commtttee vice-chairman; ty. For the pas1 few years Ma- lass, West Virginia bar V , New Haven; Mrs. Dorothy Hartley, chair- 8011 County baa bad the ~t loner of Agriculture will be SUNDAY ri~~G~ _ How d Kit- Gr~, Rae'!'"; Judy Lee, man of ahelter; Mrs. D. J. Wet- delegatloa of the eounUes par- guest speaker Mar~h 8 at TIMES-SENTINEL chen Pome • Me- eroy • Patrlcta Capehart, Porn- berhol~ chairman of food; Mr!l. tlcipatlng and COIIlllleRIB from p.m. at the Mason. County ·.,... Mroy • eroy. Margaret Ehman, cbairmaa ol tbese attending have been v nual A. B. C. meeting. Laug,..., lddleport, Ray 'l'ur· BJR'111- Mr. and Mrs. aurvey, and also chairman In la\•orable ery The meeting will be held at .,,';:"~::',: ;:,'1,~~.~· •• '"" Count on us to supply tbe ready-mixed ley, Duabar. 1!!0 Zerkle, New Haven ,a son. Gallipolis township·, Mra. Law· . 'n..ttnanOALUPOL!I OA!LY '"'"""' r•"'" School w'tth the GJ IHet'MI Awe .. 08lll,.lltr Olllo, concrete you need for any farm build· renee Sprlt~el, resource re- W k ..__ l!eJng aerved by the Boon ""'· '""",.........,. -•••• .,,.. presentative from Public Health rec ..- n~bed by P.T.A. Clark Taylor and ::_ •:;rc. ':":."!'.~l;.,~~·~:.-•. -:,..:~ ing project We'll deliver what you and Robert Cox, Robert Wood Sheriff Hartenbaeh Mace will give brief talks on ::,:=.~ :.':..~. want, when you want II ... save you tlmt and John D. Sallaz• Gallia Co~mo A onecar accident was stare and county ABC DAILY IINTINIL • • • units • 111 ••• Mectlenlc Jttnt. ,.,.,,..,, Ohle ty C-B RAdle Club. Ugated Friday afternoon by All membera are urged t.. at- "'"· ,..,_ .,,., _ • .., ,._ and work money and materials. And ~-•• c11sas cbaJr · CoUII.ty Sheriff Robert .__.. ... ......... lltunley . InterN •• '"' Olber w•n•wP ter .. Metgs l!;IIU. I . . . . . . . . . . . . u.., metter •••.,._• ...,, the ptice is rlgbt! Call us soon for free men present were: The Rev. C. Hartenbacb on State Route F' Levied b ..'" .''::'Mr'~':· •uosco"""" Marton T. Williams Addison· 143 south of Route 124 JDeJI y ., urr..r dillY IIUitf llturder estimate ... without obligation. 'Cia ' F1 . J d F p .....•u••••,.n•• ,....... WHO. oATos Mr •· C. E• MarUn , y; Ray oyd Jerald Rupe, 21, Rt. 2 u ge • • orter ..,.,. GJlmore, Guyan; Mrs. Ro)' Hiv~ Pomeroy, traveling north, Three fines were lieved Frl::~~:!;• !;:u;:.~· ;',~'• •;:: · Jy, Clay; oot present were: ol his 1!165 model day In Meigs county court by •Mrt, -•• Oftl "' 'l'elr '"'"IIIJ"''"'"' "' .... • eontrol witiJ II• -ntt11 16, Mrs. George Cl• onch, Sprlng!Jeld t rounding 1 curve. It Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr. '"'" ,..,,.., u.sL Mrs. WJlllam Seott, O.eshire down two mail boxes and a Eva Faye Teaford was fined .:':o!::",t:.':tl:!. •.::n:::'u~ 111 WY 2-3284 Mrs. Jewell Miller Walnut. paper tube before goi~ flO snd eoets on an assured '"" """'" ,,.. '"'"'""''"'' ~ "- K ' •oe . actullveiJ entltMd hi ttle u•• tw MIDDLEPORT, 0. PAGE ST. .wan. enneth Jeffers, Ohio Mrs. an embankment. Damages clear djstanre citation: Elmer ,..Natktft et an ••wt dt,p•tctan Kenny Seward, and Mn. Pearl minor and ao lnjurlea or Hannon, $10 and costs, fail- ::':",. ~.!:" ·~~~~~ George, Huntington twp. rests were reported. are to transfer registraUon = Robert Cremeans, ~ and left ol tenter. 1; Feb had"':! ed guilty Friday in mllnicipal court to a charge of obtaining I money by trick and was fint'd $50 <tnd costs. AnnuaI GaII"Ia county Red Cr0SS Dnve • opens Tuesday tilre• tentn• mt'e' souJ.h ol the Athens county line. Russell .L Mason, 30. Rt. Albany, bad stopped behind o Northwestern School District bus operated by Le6 B. Morris 2b, Rt. t Rutland. The bus llad stopped to pick up a student. Morris hacked the bus, trying to turn around, and struck the MaBOII car. There wu minor dama;;e to both vehicles. Tbe patrol cited Morris to Meigs county cou•t March 4, on a charge of backtng wllhout caution. Glenn L. Thompson, 3S, Gal· Upolis, arrested loy lhe patrol Frid&y, was charged w.ith speedmg and ctted lo munlctpal court Feb. 26. Roush's Shoe Stan MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE u; In a one car accident the highway. There was minor at 3:30 a.m. Friday on Rt. 160, damage to the vehicle. 1 mile and a h~llaooth of VJn.. The patrol cited Neville to ton the pstrtl reported Salut· municipal court Feb. Z6 un a day. charge of speed In excess for Officers said that Neville lost 1 road conditions. of his car wbea U•e ve- 1 Officers Investigated a minor bicle hit a olick spot on a bridge. I acctdenl at 7:50a.m. Friday in - ,..... illltllltlcllll- 1 loll suffered 1 laceration of the The car went off the Jell side tf Meigs county, on Rt. 611 one and :f ........... .._ a Two men bad minor lD,jurlel 1y 1ctet etnlrol, ouod bls car went when RandaU CUne, 19, Rey· oft thl left sl!le of the hl8hno:dsburg, wrecked bls car at way IDd over tbe 12:30 a.m. Saturday 011 Rl 'l'llere wu heavy damage 141, a mile and o ball wtet o1 the car. Galllpotls, tbe· State HlgbWq Cllae waa elted lo patrol reported. CQilll Feb. 26, on a dJarie Treated and releesed at 1101- unsafe aperalloll. zer llaspltal were Cline, wbo A buck deer was killed at3:10 suffered 1 laceraUoa on the a.m. Saturday on Rt. 7, three right elbow, a bruised cbeallllld 'llld eigbt-tenthl ml1ea sOuth of a sprained band; and Don Eng- Rl 218. OIDcera said the an~ land, .26, Rl. 2 GaUlpotls, !""' mal ran IDio the pall! tf a car eratlona o1 forehead and cllln driven north by Ralph 1.. and a bruised left knee. 22, Rl. I Pedro. There was mod· The patrol said the accident orate damage Ia !he car. oc...,urred whell Cline, •pparenl- Jamea T, Neville 26, Ewing· hers FODDdNot Gm · 'Ity Of DWI bYJudge Betz TONIGHT, MONDAY, TUESDAY &. WEDNESDAY j • Two Men Injured Early Saturday "It ._..1 'I'll M II 41111!1 . EV.- SJUK HOUSE ' $1645· 00 ·'YOUR ..• CHMOUT· AND OI.DSMOJILE 101 ·EVANs DRIVE • o.lllpella, Ohio DEAUR tioner. local Mfg. Co. President Trade In 1959 CADILLAC 4 Dr. Hardtop, Astro Blue, One Owner. Local Executive Trade-In 1960 lUlCK lESABRE 4 br. Sedan. All power features. Prominent Locai .Ladies Trade-ln $ -· $ e 2?! MORE ,TO CHOOSE 995 895· FROM SMITH. BU.fCK Rout. No. 7 Lot �., ' ,, I • 31th Anniversary of Rotary Club Qbserved, •'·.• I ; .. Feed GraiD prograJD•. Benef'Its ~e Cited 0 c SIX STAFF (Continued from Page ll dent, also told the cornnuttee of parttclpaUon In the elem~· . tary and se<Ondary education STUDY RECORDS - Mrs Mary Hamm, blood cbatrman, and Vernon Neue, Meigs act. Sa e said rojecl8 for County Red Cross Chapter chairman. study bloodmoblle records showing that a tutnoul remedlatreeding physical of arout 200 persons is needed when the umt visits In Pomeroy from noon until 8 p.m. education have been funded In at the high schooL the Southern and Eastern LD- !.,. cal achool districts of_ A 8 A So Nan Moore, l!dllb Jividen, Mary Shuster, Kay Rail, Jee• Morgan Mr!l. E. M. Woods and Bess Sanborn. ·· · . Meigs Blood Bank Critical "The blood sttuation In Meigs extrewly helpful if these peucountv '' tn the eritiral stage." pie ""uld respond," they satd. Mrs. '>lary Hamm blood chaw-~ Herords "'mprled by Mr '· man. sa~d Saturday in urgmg a Hamm show the Meigs County I 1 health may donate blood. Those 18 throulh II, unlesa ill I he armed forces or married, must have written consent o1 a par- S< big turnout of donors for the I Chaplf'r now owes 112 pints of ent to qualify. T Monday. February 28, bloorlnHJ. JbiO<KI to vaTioos hospitals of the bile ""t to ihe Pomeroy Jun- Jarea and the btlls for February lor H "'' ~dlool audilorium have not bern submtlted. Mr.• llamm and Mergs Coun- Nease said persons ages 18 tv He: Cross Chairman Vernon through 59 who are in good ~·,.,.,, 1greed that a turnout ofi · · · · · ~- --- I i A staff of physicians registered nurses and other quail· fied vehmteera will be on hand from noon until 6 p.m. to assist the bloodmobile. Melga County and al_so proJecls are underway m Mtddleport Bcbools. He alsu mdicated pape,...work Ia being _processed on propooala under Title I ID Northwestern Local of Meigs county and also at Rio Grande elem~tary. Early In the meelmg Rev. committee replacing Don MuJ. len who re&igned eomelime ago, Rev. Kraly was later elected vle<>president of the group and Gordon Wooten Rt. 2, Gallipo. tis, wu retained II president. Wooten bad been serving as acting president since Mullen's 'llearh· 200 persons is needed Ju ·2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, February 27, 1968 resignation. Jackson P"kI e Man pIeads ·Jwlp >lve their problem. [ CAP officlala attending were " 1 JUst don 't know what is · Wooten, Rev. Kraley, Don Notgolog to happen." said M".! ter, ~llllwn; T. F. BurleBOII, !I."''" whtle rheckmg rerord Galllpohs; Mrs. Rose, Edgar of bl• .,d deb" owed by 1 he , Hawk, Vinton; Mrs. Proffitt, ~h-i". ' Count _•. chaptr r . Rosalie Story, Carl Qualls, Bill ~ease and Mrs. Humm ore I Guthrte and Robert Clark, urglng every person available , Warrm SalisburY. 4>, of 404 1 Suunders had b..n amsted Melgo <Ounly. lo mnke an all rmpt. to donate .Jackson Pike. arrrsled by Gnl- Feb. 9 on a charge of forgery, blood tomorrow. and also to urge lia county sheriffs department signed by Wes Ely for a $10 JUDGMENI' GRANTED Nhcrs . i pleaded not guilty to a char1e cbeck .on the Ohio Valley Bank, A co vii note judgment of It was potn(ed out that sev-1of assault Friday in municipal de ted July 10 1965. He appear- .... 28 8110 been frat persons have nul gJVen or cou11. He was released on $50 ed before Judge C. W. Smith ....,. baa granted the ~ottr·n ,_placement.• for blood Ibond to await a trr•l bv jury.J in Gallia county common pleas CltizeM National Bank, Middl~ b.' ed by them or members or No date has been set for the . court Wednesday made no plea port, from Carl D. and l!ra Van ~heJT famrlies . " It would be trial. ·and the case a's renumded Way In Me1,11s County Common m nlcl 1 w Pleas Court. The eourt aloo · The warrant wa• al1ned by ~W: ~d leaded not dismissed a divorce action by . his wife. Evelyn Salisbury. m guilty ~r~e ~ar p of I Rena Ugbt!oot, Rl 1 Pome-l 1 , Mahelene Dr., who charged thai two eek ~ roy, against A. 0. Lilblfoo~ he physically mistreated her. bo ;: ov s afo ~ M ter Pomeroy. 1The sbeoilf't department served ~nd er 0 ay ~ --~ : the warrant on Salisbury Wed- gr jury under $500 bond. Fr~ i nesdoy He was never in jail dey he changed his plea ,wu CITY WATERWORKS I · ftnecl and was also ordered to Friday temperatures high 1 Irwin L. Saunders. 46. of 72B make reslitulloo for the $10 45, low 31. Saturday reeding . Second Ave. also arrested by check. 40 11 11:30 a.m. the sheriff' s department, plead-Jr--==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;~;;_;.;_;~;;..:;;;;.;:;......,...,... 1 Not cUl.1ty Ill • GaII"Ia court NEW SPRING · SAMPLE SHOES • of the Sarmm Bank IJIIII hiss ~·· and Dr. Mallg. . The 1966 feed grain program 11 deaJcned to strengthen In· <Orne& of producers, particularJy thole who make lull Ole of the program, and to keep productiOD In balance with COJio sumpllon, Wayne Chase, Cbal,... man of Meigs ASCS, aald to- 11 I~ ing and working of llAltary, Its gram and the annual Easter the organlzatllo both 1y and Internationally. J. H. (Jap) Grate, . who celebrate a blrtbd&Y ·Mareb urged members to take an acUve part In their church work. Grate 1a also a cllarler member. President Jobn . Wilmer pre. sided and Introduced two guaots. 'l'lleron Jobnoon, vice 1ans Friday niSht obllerved the blstoey, lllld the Important p~ Egg bunt. · ll'&llliZatloD'a 1111 IM!yenary, Rotarians 11 lndlvlduala play In Dr. E. F. Maag, a charter and 3'1lb anniVersary of ilia ~ the CClOiliiUIIlly. · member of the local club • cal club. Gerlacb alated Rotarians II was folmded In 1929, praiSed played a leading rale In help- the Rotafla111 lllld said that his Hiplllbllng thl HUlen was Red Cross, Crippled ~·d- service to bls patleniB bas kept a report by Rotarian Weudell ren's Society, school boards, the him from bebJg an acUve mem· Gerladt ,who reviewed found· Lltue League baseball pro- her, and that be has lollowed ' I I\OIIr- Mlddl..,.,..t • Pomeroy •' Size 4-8 Only $4.~" . ~ay. II Is basically uncllangedllhe ieee! grain and wheat pro- Dlc~O:b!nen:d m form. gram to cia.!& · llllger to lhi · Easlem~EggQ-11~:11 Feed grail -">Cb have been AdviiiiCe paymeniB have been commlltee. . reduced by more than a tblrd made to Melp County farmers Serving . F'rlda7 Dlgbt'a Mtddleport1 siDL-e 1180. The program will 1D the iJIIOUIIt ol $1.3~L aloD at Healb MetliOillsl cburcb.. ~~ enable the nation to cootioue Farmen are remlndad thai moving toward an adequate r&- AprU 1st ~ the last date to !11e serve aupply while proteetlng an agreemen~ Farmers ara farm Income levela and rediJo. urged to caD at the Melp ing proiJ'am coalS he said. ASCS office, Masonic Temple ' Bwldlng, at an early date to c.:mmges In the program are avoid ~ rush of the IB!t 1~ either those required by law 4)ya of lhe 11guoup. Gallipolis, Ohio or which refiecl JegislaUve ~t~s-Jf'"-""";;;;..~-~~..... tory established this year when 1 the new program waa enacted ' Mr. Chase sa:. G alii TONIGHT THRU TUIIDAY Tbe 1966 F r ProJolin ltui'IOI' gram follows the pattern ol.p THI HALLELUJAH TRAIL' •••• tt grama ID recent years. Farm· •••••••••••• (Technlcolorl ers wiJI .be asked to divert a Burt Lancaaterjl Lee Remick, minimum 20 per cent of the 11m Hutton, amela TlffiD, feed grain base acreage to COD- Brian Keith, DoDald Pleu' serving mes. Those .who partto. Colonlrloon f ipate will receive Income-maiDtainlng paymeniB and they wlU WIDNIIDAY be eligible for Prlce • 1upport Much2 NOTOPIN !Ollns. Twi>Jtundred and aeveDty-five farmers have signed 111 THURSDAY, I'RIDAY, ~-----;__.::::;.;.:._:: AND SATURDAY PTA TO MEET TH1 SHOE BOX 0, = ME•GS THEATRE ( -· ,l. ........... I 0 I o I~ lQ. ...... I DOlUS DAY Morcha+l "THI IPCRIU . PILl" The Southern Local elemen -TecbnloolorIBry 7-8th Grade PTA will meet Hlchael Caine, Nigel Green, Mondey, February 28 at 7:30 GUJ Doleman, Sue lJo7cL p.m. at tbe BCbool. A Found- Colorcarhono er's dey program will be preSUNDAY1• MONDAY leJJ:ted, ond TuESDAY ---March 6-7-1 Hoi Wo1lla' •BOEING BOliNG" BROUGH TO JIUSPITAL -TechoieolorMrs. Anna Wlnet1, Apple Grove letTJ Lewis, Toey Curtll, was transported to Meigs Gen- Dany Savol, Thelma Ritter, era! Hospital at about 10:38 Christiane ""bmldtmer, Su· p.m. Friday by the Racine em- mnna Leigh. ergency squad alter abe had FHturolto: Flro Clwor ColorCirtoonl dllficulty In breathing. RODTA'fiAJR • • ••• • •• ••• •• IIM.IIIDilfJ-111181111011 -·--lliMI1IIIIUIU --IUIIltUIT , -··IIIISIIIIIIHIIII1*1111 lUll :,PINK PANTHER CARTOON PICKLED PINK ................... ............................. • ~ Rtx McCormick 1 ! THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! '65 PLYMOUTH '1 DR. HARDTOP To MORVC Jlleeling ' Soltd .hhif". V-8. standard lnu_l .•mts~Jon, burk (>t S4'nts radto. • .~dred \! . ~::ht!rleld rrl · ~· n Wo; rr~ 1 Pitken!l, , ! \rfannin~ n \\'t:h;({'!', :~nd ~:!- 1don Week.;;, di"f'f'' •:-: Qf the i PonJProy C/11 ULTRA WHaEt REG. $6.89 Semi-Annual February Clearance Hobstetter. '·J:.~Ii )t1a·1 ~:m': atten•t- CHEVROLETOLDSMOBILE DEALER Gallipolis, Ohio Ch,1per. :"b, ;nrul 1\ssociaLion i , of B.tnk Aurljt,Jr., tmd Contro!J. : wid at the Holi- i : da y Inn in P .r!f?l.>>·lrr, Thurs- The s peE~k- ' r wr~~ E;nl\t Hark- 1 · ney. Vke Prt_"-id"'f'll , The Fifth ! i Third Unien Tr-l"it Co., Cincil.l ' nali, Ohio. · ~¥Jig; SEAMLESS WAS: eSOFA by Herltoge ............ $349 e ROCKERS, Eorly Amer. .. .. .. • 79 e LOUNGE CHAIR, groon .. .. .. • 159 12 pc. SUITE, sofa·& ehalr .• , • , • • 298 I CHAIIt, blue twMd .. . .. .. .. .. 159 eDINETTIE, jet age d"lgn ••. , , • , 199 tSOFA, sponish, bl•ck-whlte . . . . . 319 I 2'10''x8'0" Nylon, turq. blue . , • . . . 9'0"xl7'6'' Vectra, Indoor, IUidoor I'O''xl0'2" Nylon, groon twMCI . . . • 12'0"x9'8" Nylon, multi colored ... 12'0"xl2'0" Nylon Twill, beige .• , 12'0''xl'5" Woo,to I ld ........... I'O''xl3'10'' Wool, . . ... , , • , 12'0"x22'0" Nylon, multi color .. • IS'O''x 17'9" Wool, avocado . . . . .. • . . Ill •• 15.87 Ul. 15.75 AND 11AYm 1 75 13.11 IIG. $1.19 $149 44 :, fANt fY c:lbitibi ..,,,M St.OO 69 ·144 68 ... Ill ',, -. mHARDBOAU ............. PANELIII Rlcll that lll1111 for lllCdllnt ..ti!"'l• lnt Idea Enhance , . . llame with ....... •a d11w • lw•wwftiiMI . D•l= PAIIT CHERRY ROLLER w~~~ 88' ' I ~ 8.'1tu s&.71 • $22 149 I39 168 226 58 98 Ill 440 Ill 19 94 72 109 I . .) MANY MORE VALUES Sale Continues Until Saturday, March 19th You Don't · ~eed Cash . . ...• .. :1 ·' ' ....... e fllrnltuN ••••v•. 1 G. C. MURPHY CO . eclectrllon Corner Second I Gripe In G•Hipolls •i PIaDS m • Case O£ Disast er .. >J., • ~ "'t ,J ,~,. '·l OPEN A IJJ.tA..COUNT Nothing Down Pey As Uttt. As ~.00 Monlhly ...... ' . Sealy-Berkline-Rowe • • • . · ' .· "I . _. . ' :,;) _ t: ' POMEROY .. , GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. IlEAL TIEIT! .' 1963 BUICK SPEOAL 4 Dr. Sedan. VB, Automatic, Original Interior is Spotless. Sharp 1960 IMPERIAL 4) Dr. Sedan, White, Factory Air Condi WII'NII Skidmore ,.......... ..... u, • • u, ,.... ,.,.. a DILICIO!II IIDI DIIHU THIS WEEK'S SPEf:I.Ut t. so. '63 OIEV. IMPALA Cele SIN ,,. as. MICINnl ..... 1St 95• V.f, power bratea, power steeriDJ, ndlo, whitewall lt1'el. ,.,... Salad .......... 101 ' ' ••• .... 4 DOOR UlbTOP $US A .... FiwEvwy Fanolly Tea-. From At .•. I ""· "' ,,._ w!: .GIVE MOM A .REST ~ The Department ~tore Of Building Since 191~ , .j w Discover what's new at Larry's Wayside • • • discover the wide and woncllrful world of decorating ideas to make your home a more comfortable sllowcale of J• Pride and Beauty. DurBIBng our, "MAKE WAY FOR ROWE SALE", many customen wdl take Gdvantage of the buclget wise buys on Clearance - Floor Samples, Display Suhes, as well as specW.c special pur· chase Items. hllurlng . lHE POMEROY CEMENt ' BLO Phon11 WY2-3193 •nd WY2-3679 '" job easier Larry's Wayside Furniture EASY TERMS TO SUIT ON AIOVE Rotulor stitch lhtor 4QO. nsodlo 15 . donior, oU nylon from top to ta. in the ntw• ••I shodos! Strotch tv r11 potilo, toll ond .,._ tr• t1H 1ina. ' Chapter Makes I SALE 39 6 77 39 66 112 I Larry's Wayside Furniture PAIN!' IOWR 1. Aut Collide ln.Uneof Traffic Friday $4,99 comple~ Gallipolis' Newest Name In Creative Fine Furniture! SALE: BROADLOOM CARPn REMNANTS WAS 5'x7'6" Nylon, Multi color«! .•••. $ 32 2'2"x24'0'' Nylon, blue twHd . • • • • 60 11•!9 WAU. PAINT following items wll be soldl TOMORROW, MON. FEB. 28 IS THE lAST DAY, so hurry for these • dH _V f'Vt'fl~ll l! "H School startS F'lfSl Day of March Oxfords·Loaftn .( ::~ Thorn':. CIWTER HOUSE LATEX INTERIOR WE ARE DETERMINED that the cr'i. whirh o\'i:l~- $4.75 Starlite White : ed the M1d 'l'lio R·ver Valley YOUR .. ~y mem~sh~p We make the WALL DECORATJOlf ReG. $2.20 011 our Blacktoppmg • progress IS• Th f Ri . G lli B li dB k u Shown Ill • ,65' e t ng m a a e eve fO en p the farm? Luco-Luxury FOR SAVINGS Bank Offit'ials go ~nd WIG lull•lng on Last Call -- - - - - .. The Red Cross annual lund eel out that volunteers are per. drive wiU get under way Tues. forming a civic duty which reW/' dey in Gallia county when per· quires their sacrificing a more haps as msny ~s 200 volunteers pleasant activity. Most of them led by Sl captams will ask thetr are women, and aU of them, neighbors to contribute to a the staff said, will be grateful SHOW, CARD PARTY - Gail Hovatter and Lois Moore, aealed, left to fill~ which will keep g~lng a lor success in their solicllation. are filled for wigs at lola's Beauty Salon in Pomeroy, as preparationa get underway . program and servtce to M f th tal lcked the !leta SlgmJ Phi Sorority'• card party and wig allow on Marcb 10 at tbe MuDlclpal Judge Robert S. Belt, Friday, In a case taken military families. a::; . 0 e c~p "!.~rials High ;School aut\ltotlum. Standinl behind them are lola Bartrum and Sandra under advisement after a hearing three weeks ago, found . , up err campatgn Melville B. Withers, 46, of 729 Second Ave., not guilty on a In addtUon to those ·"~depart last fuesdsy rugbt at Grace cbarge nf driving while lntoxments, there are Ftr'll Atd Gray MelbodiCI' church. Others relcated. Clair, 5&, Rl. I Cheshire, Ladles, Baby Care. DISasler Lea ce1ved their moten.Js at home. Arreeled by the Stale Hgih- guilty on a charge of •peed · dersblp, Water Safety, Jumor The materiala are envelopes to ·~ way patrol Jan. 22, Withers excess for road conditions. Red Cros•. Red Cross nurs- contam :e The Galli& county shetJfl's In patrol cases Judge Bets ' pleaded ntl guilty and the caae Judge Betz fined Roy H. lng to beneftl from donatl0115 to cards a P or peep e w • deportment has apparenUy brok. lined Randall E. Cline, 19, BOY'S was set lor hearing Feb. 5. 11 29, Pomeroy, $50 and costs on a the •nnu.al drtve. The canvass donate as much as $I each Meigs County Engineer H. P. len up a theft ring operating In tumbus $21) and costs unsafe was a three hour bearing. charge of driving while lntoxi- will centmue through tho month and literature. Cbr,.ty Saturday released his southern Gallia county with operatl;..; Barry A. Albert, 8 In other patrol cases Friday cated, sentenced him to five of March. report for 1965 showing new arre t Friday nigbt of Rio Grande, $20 costs, spe<!dll " Judge Bets loulld Fred st. days In ,1•11 and suspended Ia some areas the captains I blacktopping work .was youths, one a juvenile. IDg; Glenn L. Thompson, . operator' license for SIX will do the entire job them- 'teel on over 12'1.. miles of county er arrest Is pending. Gallipolis, $15 and cools, speed- II Terry. Hollman 00, selves, leoders of tho campaign roods last year. . J Virgil Hobbs, 40, Rt. 2 I. Solt ond HHI .ondod t. OS was lined $15 and costs for fund have pointed out and ill Blacktopping was done th" Arrested on • warrant Gallipolis, ~ and costs, no tail- u,.r- no thread• to rot or ing, and Jimmy Chambers. others there will be from four year lor the first time on C-tO ed by Frank Mills, Jr., Cron and Ivan A. Sheets, 41 , break. 2. Llghtwolghl Etoile, Texa~, forfeited a te 10 who will divide large or 1from Langsville to Deiter, 4.15 City, Donald Halley, 00, Rt. 2 1 Gallipolis, ~ and costs, greater walking ease bond lor failure to popultuS territories to make the miles; C-10 at the Carpenter Crown Ctty, pleaded guilty Sat- passing over a yetlow Une at comfort. 3. Ftoxlblo ~ olnJilt UAit valid registration. person-to-person appeal less bur· area, 0.30: C-32 from Eagle urday morning in municipal a hill crest. eonstru~ion needs no break· In ctly pollee cases densonsome on eocb person. Ridge too Bashan, 6.4 miles, court to a charge of gra!ld lar· lng in. Relz fined Richard Rosch, GaUia coonty leaders have re- PT. PLEASANT The and C-35 on the Stiversville road ceny. Bond was set at $500, Forfeiting bonds on patrol i 4. N-.rklnt - BOles and of 52 Mill Creek, $15 and quested !hot r•sidenls of neigh- Stat. Regional 4-H Clothing Ito Twp. Road 134, 1.77 miles. and he was held to the May charges were: Wyman L. Goble, beels wiU not mark floon. Cars driven by Jack W. Dennis for reckle•s operation; Clare horhood• where there are no School Is scheduled lor March Christy elso noted single-seal term grand jury. 19, DetrOJt, Mtch., $12.50, no 5. Water Ntlltant - 10le heel ore not dem•ced Ill' 36, Huatington, W. Va., and Gettles, 33, Kanauga, $10 workers such as Garfield Ave- 1 at Anderson Newcomb Stere resurfacing was done on 15.19 H 11 th operator's license; and Tbelmer and 1 aded .1 water . Ollie G. Elllott, 57, Rlt Grande, C18ls, failure to obey a stop nue, msil their centributioos in fluntington. This is for girla miles of road and double-seal the!~ ap ~uck ~~:~~::an e L. Wollord, 27, RL 2 Vmton, 6. No Nails - b..l eontalnl no nails to work loose. were InVolved ill a rear end stgn: and Marlm E. Golf, 23, to the Gallla County chapter taking advanced sewing pro- resurfacing was completed on . fro th Mill8 ' 1 d $32.50, overload. 7. A Now Polr Proo If IOies collision atl:lt p.m. Friday at of 1815 Chatham Ave. ~ and American Red Cross 1n Galli: jects, parents, and leaders. 13.79 miles. Three miles of road run Cm e " arr:' and heels do not outwear u~ Eastern Avo. lllld Smithers st. eoets defective muffler. polis. The same request . C-60 to :Miand village, had hot- Swan reek. A 1.-year-o.d Arrested by city pollee. No one was injured. to folk whom volunteers ~ Reglstrabon Is lro:_n 9:30 to mix trcl tment, Christy said. 2 Crown City youth" scheduled Jack w. Den~l8, 38, Huntington, . sed 9:50 a.m. m the auditorwm at r.ount roads gettin single- to appear Monday before JUVe- w. Va., lorfeoted $27.50 wni City potloe saki tbal bolb Middleport Troop Tbenus ·. tsff h t !he store. seal tr~bnent were fromg State nile Judge John v. Howell, also for failure to appear on a cars were headed southwest on campa1,11n s •• potn · h of nd · lth · 0 f ail Mldtllopart, 0, Eastern Ave., and that Elliott Having Open Hou8e Highlights of the program are: Route 7 to the Salisbury line, on • c arge gra tarceny, charge I ure to stop w m bad stopped behlnd other can Boy Seoul Troop 245 of · "Making or Buying a Good Look· county road 10 from Carpenter James E. Phillips, 18, Rl. the assured clear distance. 1n a 11ne of traffic. Behind him, dleporl will have open ing Outfit." "Your Appearance to the Athens County line, Crown City, pleaded Dennla failed to atop and his and display tbeir hobbies Speaks," ''The Man's Viewpoint" from Dorcu to Bashan, C • urday morning to two .charges . .IIIII.. oar struck the back of tbe Elliott day evening, Feb. 28 at 7 and the 1966 Fsshions and Fab- from state route 7111 state of forgery, and was neld to 1 car. '!'here wa1 medium damage at the Amerlcsa Legion Hall ric News". 248 aod C-345 from State Route next grand jury under $600 to bath carl. Middleport. 7 to the Gallia County line. on each charge. Charges Millord Hyoell, Tbe program wiD conclude Double-seal resurfacing pro- liied by Imogene Church Pollee ~eel Dennls with baa requested that all With a style review and Will jets wers done last year on two $20 checks on the C<nnmerfallure to atnp wlthia the u- come 1n unifonu and brtng end about 3 p.m. There wm be C-26 from State Route 7 to cial and Savings Bsnk cr.e dat•ured clear distance, and be lxl l-Ies by 1 ,~ 0 for the opel Plans In case of a national guuled tours of the llore lllld State Route !3, C-3G from Slate eel Feb. 18, the other 22 posted t:/.50 bond to appear ~ , se at 7 ,,m. The rublic i• disaster wer• made by the Gal- lunch lor a mlnlmun let at the Route 7 teState Route 681, · · Feb. 26 In munlelpal court. urc!rally t.Yl"'d l1a county chapter, American llore. Ifrom Sate Route 7 to C-34, In other aberifl's case•, Anether pollee armt Friday - · -··Red Cro81 diBaster rommlttee Mn Ruth Jones Cloth!Ag·from State Route 124 to Robert S. Bel:< filled Michae•ll w 1 !bat of Sam Jonea 33 A bnight. Meeting at the s~st from w~ V'""'"'" roy vUlage, ~ from L. Ray. 25, Rl. I Vinton, $25 8 . • • s - VeleraDI Memorial Hospital Holler llospital School of Nur.. Univenlty· Relta Marks urij; Route 124 to C-30 and C-3 and costs for assault. The I _ land. Ky., lpaedtnl, posted 122.5ll ' ADMISSIONS- Virginia were Mr•: Barbara Rossignol State 4-H Staff; along wldt"cow.. Harrisonville to C-60. charge was liied by Nan Ray. to appear Feb. 28 ID muAi· Pomeroy; Harriet Hyatt, chatm.Pn: Miss Be,!y ty agents and store S Co--,-. Walter B. Kmg, 43, Columbu•, 1 clpal court. cine; Allee Beaver Riacine: vice<:bairman; Mrs, Ill Initiate th penolllll! tate mmi8810Uer forfeited a $27.50 bond lor ir>ra B~C~Jn, Charleston; Ralph Durst, nursing committee w About 30 ha~e"':'~.tered Will be Speaker loJ:icalion. MeJca Geeeral Hoapltal Burria, PoiMI'Oy. ha M J 0 b0 Wood .. ~ •• ~ • nur for this school from Mason Cooou- PT. PLEASANT - Gus ADMISSIONS - Mrs. Mary DISCHARGES _ ~ 11'111811; • n. --------Carr, Coolville: Ray 'nlrley, Du Vf!r rng commtttee vice-chairman; ty. For the pas1 few years Ma- lass, West Virginia bar V , New Haven; Mrs. Dorothy Hartley, chair- 8011 County baa bad the ~t loner of Agriculture will be SUNDAY ri~~G~ _ How d Kit- Gr~, Rae'!'"; Judy Lee, man of ahelter; Mrs. D. J. Wet- delegatloa of the eounUes par- guest speaker Mar~h 8 at TIMES-SENTINEL chen Pome • Me- eroy • Patrlcta Capehart, Porn- berhol~ chairman of food; Mr!l. tlcipatlng and COIIlllleRIB from p.m. at the Mason. County ·.,... Mroy • eroy. Margaret Ehman, cbairmaa ol tbese attending have been v nual A. B. C. meeting. Laug,..., lddleport, Ray 'l'ur· BJR'111- Mr. and Mrs. aurvey, and also chairman In la\•orable ery The meeting will be held at .,,';:"~::',: ;:,'1,~~.~· •• '"" Count on us to supply tbe ready-mixed ley, Duabar. 1!!0 Zerkle, New Haven ,a son. Gallipolis township·, Mra. Law· . 'n..ttnanOALUPOL!I OA!LY '"'"""' r•"'" School w'tth the GJ IHet'MI Awe .. 08lll,.lltr Olllo, concrete you need for any farm build· renee Sprlt~el, resource re- W k ..__ l!eJng aerved by the Boon ""'· '""",.........,. -•••• .,,.. presentative from Public Health rec ..- n~bed by P.T.A. Clark Taylor and ::_ •:;rc. ':":."!'.~l;.,~~·~:.-•. -:,..:~ ing project We'll deliver what you and Robert Cox, Robert Wood Sheriff Hartenbaeh Mace will give brief talks on ::,:=.~ :.':..~. want, when you want II ... save you tlmt and John D. Sallaz• Gallia Co~mo A onecar accident was stare and county ABC DAILY IINTINIL • • • units • 111 ••• Mectlenlc Jttnt. ,.,.,,..,, Ohle ty C-B RAdle Club. Ugated Friday afternoon by All membera are urged t.. at- "'"· ,..,_ .,,., _ • .., ,._ and work money and materials. And ~-•• c11sas cbaJr · CoUII.ty Sheriff Robert .__.. ... ......... lltunley . InterN •• '"' Olber w•n•wP ter .. Metgs l!;IIU. I . . . . . . . . . . . . u.., metter •••.,._• ...,, the ptice is rlgbt! Call us soon for free men present were: The Rev. C. Hartenbacb on State Route F' Levied b ..'" .''::'Mr'~':· •uosco"""" Marton T. Williams Addison· 143 south of Route 124 JDeJI y ., urr..r dillY IIUitf llturder estimate ... without obligation. 'Cia ' F1 . J d F p .....•u••••,.n•• ,....... WHO. oATos Mr •· C. E• MarUn , y; Ray oyd Jerald Rupe, 21, Rt. 2 u ge • • orter ..,.,. GJlmore, Guyan; Mrs. Ro)' Hiv~ Pomeroy, traveling north, Three fines were lieved Frl::~~:!;• !;:u;:.~· ;',~'• •;:: · Jy, Clay; oot present were: ol his 1!165 model day In Meigs county court by •Mrt, -•• Oftl "' 'l'elr '"'"IIIJ"''"'"' "' .... • eontrol witiJ II• -ntt11 16, Mrs. George Cl• onch, Sprlng!Jeld t rounding 1 curve. It Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr. '"'" ,..,,.., u.sL Mrs. WJlllam Seott, O.eshire down two mail boxes and a Eva Faye Teaford was fined .:':o!::",t:.':tl:!. •.::n:::'u~ 111 WY 2-3284 Mrs. Jewell Miller Walnut. paper tube before goi~ flO snd eoets on an assured '"" """'" ,,.. '"'"'""''"'' ~ "- K ' •oe . actullveiJ entltMd hi ttle u•• tw MIDDLEPORT, 0. PAGE ST. .wan. enneth Jeffers, Ohio Mrs. an embankment. Damages clear djstanre citation: Elmer ,..Natktft et an ••wt dt,p•tctan Kenny Seward, and Mn. Pearl minor and ao lnjurlea or Hannon, $10 and costs, fail- ::':",. ~.!:" ·~~~~~ George, Huntington twp. rests were reported. are to transfer registraUon = Robert Cremeans, ~ and left ol tenter. 1; Feb had"':! ed guilty Friday in mllnicipal court to a charge of obtaining I money by trick and was fint'd $50 <tnd costs. AnnuaI GaII"Ia county Red Cr0SS Dnve • opens Tuesday tilre• tentn• mt'e' souJ.h ol the Athens county line. Russell .L Mason, 30. Rt. Albany, bad stopped behind o Northwestern School District bus operated by Le6 B. Morris 2b, Rt. t Rutland. The bus llad stopped to pick up a student. Morris hacked the bus, trying to turn around, and struck the MaBOII car. There wu minor dama;;e to both vehicles. Tbe patrol cited Morris to Meigs county cou•t March 4, on a charge of backtng wllhout caution. Glenn L. Thompson, 3S, Gal· Upolis, arrested loy lhe patrol Frid&y, was charged w.ith speedmg and ctted lo munlctpal court Feb. 26. Roush's Shoe Stan MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE u; In a one car accident the highway. There was minor at 3:30 a.m. Friday on Rt. 160, damage to the vehicle. 1 mile and a h~llaooth of VJn.. The patrol cited Neville to ton the pstrtl reported Salut· municipal court Feb. Z6 un a day. charge of speed In excess for Officers said that Neville lost 1 road conditions. of his car wbea U•e ve- 1 Officers Investigated a minor bicle hit a olick spot on a bridge. I acctdenl at 7:50a.m. Friday in - ,..... illltllltlcllll- 1 loll suffered 1 laceration of the The car went off the Jell side tf Meigs county, on Rt. 611 one and :f ........... .._ a Two men bad minor lD,jurlel 1y 1ctet etnlrol, ouod bls car went when RandaU CUne, 19, Rey· oft thl left sl!le of the hl8hno:dsburg, wrecked bls car at way IDd over tbe 12:30 a.m. Saturday 011 Rl 'l'llere wu heavy damage 141, a mile and o ball wtet o1 the car. Galllpotls, tbe· State HlgbWq Cllae waa elted lo patrol reported. CQilll Feb. 26, on a dJarie Treated and releesed at 1101- unsafe aperalloll. zer llaspltal were Cline, wbo A buck deer was killed at3:10 suffered 1 laceraUoa on the a.m. Saturday on Rt. 7, three right elbow, a bruised cbeallllld 'llld eigbt-tenthl ml1ea sOuth of a sprained band; and Don Eng- Rl 218. OIDcera said the an~ land, .26, Rl. 2 GaUlpotls, !""' mal ran IDio the pall! tf a car eratlona o1 forehead and cllln driven north by Ralph 1.. and a bruised left knee. 22, Rl. I Pedro. There was mod· The patrol said the accident orate damage Ia !he car. oc...,urred whell Cline, •pparenl- Jamea T, Neville 26, Ewing· hers FODDdNot Gm · 'Ity Of DWI bYJudge Betz TONIGHT, MONDAY, TUESDAY &. WEDNESDAY j • Two Men Injured Early Saturday "It ._..1 'I'll M II 41111!1 . EV.- SJUK HOUSE ' $1645· 00 ·'YOUR ..• CHMOUT· AND OI.DSMOJILE 101 ·EVANs DRIVE • o.lllpella, Ohio DEAUR tioner. local Mfg. Co. President Trade In 1959 CADILLAC 4 Dr. Hardtop, Astro Blue, One Owner. Local Executive Trade-In 1960 lUlCK lESABRE 4 br. Sedan. All power features. Prominent Locai .Ladies Trade-ln $ -· $ e 2?! MORE ,TO CHOOSE 995 895· FROM SMITH. BU.fCK Rout. No. 7 Lot �. .. . ' ~ \1 ,, . i •' ' The Sunday White,Paper ', ' . ' . / ;· ' Features· PUBLJSRBD BY THB OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY ' s. Rlc/iard Otoen, Publuher Jamn E. Dmlner, Ado. Dlr. Vernon Deweese, Ado. Mgr, Clllattr TG!IIIfii!U,Iuc. Editor Drllighl Welllrrholl, Editor Hobart WU.on, Jr., Mon. Editor By WILLIAM S WIDJ'E WASHINGTON - A Balkan guerrilela • type Insurrection •· ·glinst President Jlhnson from within the Democratic parly'a lar • liberal wing is in motion It is meant to punish him for his refusal to take a soft line toward the Communist Invaders of South VIet Nlllll ) • ~ ~-~ ,.. lnfonnation on Right·To-WoF~ Fight ~t" 1 onany a perlocllell dose of conunon sense applied, 28. Post, In Its "Speaking bow to the eiJheadR aometlmeo would also vanish department, prints an ol'lgmal t!l lholllhtful article that Into tradition. article by Republican Congress. ta lbrolqb the gobbledegook We refer te the Feb. 28 IIISue man Robert F. Griffin of Mlchiilnryday waste of words of Post, more ordinarily known lgan titled, "The Righi • To • ' ' In Congrees and other as "The Slirurdsy Evening Work Fight Misses. The Point." " even In the crossroad Post." The Curtis Publishing GrUfln makes a powerful s .- ,; clrclo around the old Company orders "Post" in blg point, one that every southeast-IPIHoon. plajn type and "the saturday ern Ohio person, e_g!lhead. or ~' · ' Evening" In much smaller char- not. should read. Griftm wntes ·:~ p!alnly Ia • stretched acters u lf pride were taken Americanism at its best. What's ~. for where are the in one and not the other. Why. his point? Nope, we won't tell ~d 1tor': with the~ we cannot ima&the~ unless it Is you. .Curtis & Co. deserve for Sf~ons .today·. They long a Curtis's quiet obeiSsance to prmtmg It your 25 cent pri~e !It ,disap~ated mto that which the charge that Americans will of a copy to find out. And If "';caD ~merlcana. react t111ly to big, gaudy, sim· you aren't that much lnterest)~1· so words WI!Sied in bitter pie symbols. 'ed . what good would follow redtite wblcb, were an ordinary I However that may be, the Feb. viewing it here? • oi ,.. " • The thing is visibly at work In California and Texas, and it may well spread before the Presidential eleclton of 1968. Willingly or not, Sen. Robort F Kennedy of New York has becune chosen symbolic head and intended political benefici· ary, just as the late Henry A Wallace was the eager symbol and intended beneficiary of a comparable left - wing revolt, through a third party, In 1948 Indeed, the situation within the Democratic party is in some respects similar to that of 1948 Then, the Democratie farouts sought to destroy the Truman Doctrine of resistance to those Communist •·wars of liberations," as in Greece, which were the historical models 1 •• ' • • It Still May be Worth Seeing t . Television addicts will want to he sure to mark their VIewing ralendars for a l)li!Oiacular scheduled for 1970 - llve cov. ~ge of the landing of U. S. astronauts ! C!J1 the moon. It is oot downgrading this program to point out that the quality may not be up • 1o standard. This is partly because the distanco the pictures will be transmitted - 24~.000 miles - is somewhat farther than 11ormal. and partly because the . moon is believed to be comparatively new · in tbe televising business and offers limited transrr111ting power. But as Max Engert, the spaco agency's lunar etlevision project manager so well says, "I think with our subject matter peQple will watch it." They just may. at that. Engert also explained apologetically that wniu the television coverage will be live, It will not be inslantaneous. There will be, be said, an unavoidable delay of about three seronds In converting tho moon pictures to commercial needs. This will naturally he frtiStrating to television fans. But they wilt bave to be patient, hard as It may be, unlll moon-earth transmission can be perfecetd to rival th• speed with which sinuses travel to Arizona or kid• rush out of the house without brushnf their teeth. Two aspecl! of the moon telecast are that it be presented so as not to Interfere especially lmj>Jrtant to viewers. One is th•t it be presented so as not to interfere with the more popular regularly schedu~ 1 the tar • outs to I'Miaet lbt ·ullra • COllWVative Ri!publlcan Senator, ,Jobn "J:ower, as a f• bulte to Jobnson, over the leu OOOiervaUve 11 stU! lar from llboral Democrallc uplranl, Waggon~ Carr lor the Communlsl ;,war of llbo eratlon" J\ow bloodlly lrlltlfil,. ing South VIet Nam The parallel with lH8 Ia not complete, however Truman at hie onset of the INS Pre•! dentlal election year was In deep trouble not"onlf wllh !bose lefties who wanted onl,y to .·•negotiate" with armed CommunIst maraudejs, but also with an IJ1II'Y Democratic rlgbl • wing largely based upon the South VII'! Nam . Johnson's power today with· In bls own party 11 vul!y greater Nothing In 1lght suggesta that hls survival In 1968 requires 8Uch a windfall a1 preserved Truman a generation igo Truman mado it to reelection only because of a deep split within the Republican par· ty and because of the inept campaign of hl! opponent, York Thomas E Dewey of New All the same, the current Dmocratic far • out liborals are reachlnl for Johnson's vi· ta1s - If not to defeat him, then to cut bim up. In Texas, this is manlfesled by the scheme of The mlklng horse lor this mlll8Uvor II a shrill ldeologiral journalist called • Ronnie Dugar, wbo 1B bln'Isell Campalgnlng for the Senate In the hope of drawin& oft euougb Democrallc votes to send Tow· er back to the Senate. A related aim Is to try to selle cot.lrol of a aublitantlal part In the alate Democratic preconvention organism ldelegates are popular!y electetl In Texas) In tho notion of sendini a besleally anto the next Democratic National Convention In Callfornll, the left wing's basic objective ls precisely the aame - a repudiation of JohnIOD on Viet' Nam. The eternal• 1y howUng California Democratlc Council bas just "demand· ed" dlrect recognition of the Communist Viet Cong, even though the Democratic Govern- 4-The Sunday 'Lost One in's a Rotten Egg!" Ill • ' "" 1r f 11<-1 ., ~ •• How Bobby Came up ..• Like a Rose .•• Almost The qul!Stion, il anybody I! still intere.t• td, i• not just wnat Bobby Kennedy 1aid h bout Viet Nam but just why he said II . · · What he said, we think, was that the Viet Cong ought to be brought Into a coa· Ution government in South Viet Nam. That'! what t1e 1ald, that is, unlll he "clar11fled" It to mean that we should just let ·; the Communists know they have as much , cbanr.e of winning free elections In South VIet Nam as anybody else. That's wlr.lt ;, he linaily 1ald, we think. ~ Anyway, what appeared to bo a bold i :i . challenge by a latter-day Lincoln to the administration's current war policy evaporated into an oiry nothing under heat from the White House leaving not a rack nor a recrimination behind, Thus Ibe senator endeared himself to the leftmost leftiSts, chopped off his own limb and still landed on his feet amid the general consensus. Could it be In order to paraphrase the abovfl mentioned Mr. Lincoln? - "You can fool some 01 the liberals some of the tiMe .. . ·• -- .::-:=--=-=:----= Hado's They'll Do It Every Titne ·fnNI?IJE:, iHE BRI~ FtENP, NEV~~ i 'fcii6ers A IIANP--·IIE~ OOT TOTAL . f· CARP RECALL .... ABOUT OTIIER iHJNGS,IIOWE'fJ~, HIS MEMORY~ NOT SO 1-!0T--·IN FACT liE'S AMNES/AVILLE .... BY "!HE WAY. FONP!JE ..YOO STILL OWE ME A BUCK TOWARP 'Ti-lE REFRESUMENTS L.AS'r Nl~'r--· I !70N'T REMEMBER ANY ARR!INI>EMENT LIKE iJ.iAT! .ARE YOU SURE I c>ie>N'T PAY? 1710 WE I-lAVE REJOI'!ESI-IMENTS? IS iJ.IJS A Mlil ? Tiede in VietNam 0 0 .' I : • z ~· ,. ; . • CorrespondeQtrhWatches Amertcans. Dte m Mud and Rice Yaddies of South vtet Nam 'J'lmei.Sentlne~ ·SuiiQy, J'e~ ·'.tT, Appeared in Cosmopolitan Magazine County Enginner is Nephew of Late Famous .Artist, Illustrator 1801 serve ua "tiel wiDt II - gJaasee.• In former daJJ, milD)' a1 aar leaden came from lbl riiJb of ~· but 1 CODlrolled by the jlretldl!lll doe1 not procluce ltaden 01' llllldl al anything otherwise; Ud IIDce the days tl FrankliD lloaeevelt, Congrela bas been IUblervlent At the time Lord Byroo to lbe presidency. ADd I DeW rhymed his appeal for a hero, proposed amendment for I the goVemtlli!DI tf England Wll lour year term, with eleciiGD ~~ In the banda of a group who pruldentlal ,ean, '11011111 . . were fearful of rebellioo of lbe ta1D1y make It men 110. "lower clasaea," and who in '111e few mea ID CG~ who b1s word& "Had no objection to would be lndependealm ... true Uberty; excepl, that It lenced with sboull of "aubver would make the people free. ·• sion" "COIIIDIDDlsln,• and tlllo Byron did not live to see his loyalty. Enn with cbarees o1 "hero" but died jolt at the be- ·~son. One ol IIUJ' most ·able RiJilllnl of a period of reform senators 11 1 nsu1t ol bit ~ which was to eventually make approval of admlldalratlon pot. the Engllsh the moat free of aU lcles, bas been excluded from peoples. state dinner• held In bGnor If Like Byron, I want 1 "hero," vtsi~ lant,n repiii.....,IIYel. 1 candidale for the presldell- We bear mueb al IUbnrlloa. cy for 111M. Surely, 1111101111 the but the wont of all IUb..,.lOII, 18£ mllllon people al lbll c:oun- the act of aubverliDI lrue loJtry lbero muat be 1 mill wbo llty to 0111'1 COWilrJ to loyalty can lead us out of the dark to a po]lllcll (l8l'tJ, to a popular wUdernes• of war and debt IIIII prejudlet, or to 111 ldmiD lues in which wt Uve. Surely Lllralion, becomea llllft and there must be one miD wbo more 1 jlllt al our IIJNIII. can offer to the youlba If this "ConseiiSIIS" reached by free coocrea ILLUSTRATION - Meigs County Engineer H. P. Chris· iy is shown her~ as a teenage boy. This illustration, with inglneer Christy, at right, appeared in a, 1913 copy of Cosmopolilan Magazine. The illustration was drawn by Engineer Christy's uncle, Paul Chandler Christy. Engineer Christy served as a mode! many times as a youngster for drawings by- the world-famous artist. - -·-- - -- - - -Academy Graduates in Leading Role Doing ., :f~~m:=n: :Oil~ :~~ro.:tbf.:, mae: ~ for the future. And to he a name pies of Anglo Saxon peoples, 7 just numbor Sl-409- 31. be'·• hll Some-, cyUnder falllnB !llrlllght lor Surely, among the 'll million sensus can be dead!?. For con By TOM TIEDE m~n "'ho l'as .... · er of those who remained Republlo lormlty If aot ~ And Newspaper Enterprlle -'"••· Ilime$ ther~ was a ICrtaJII, tba _pl~toon. . abort bambi . A cans in a lte of John Birch dl COIIformltJ will ott .p!llduce B.~o TRI, Viet Nam (NEA) ·somelimes a muffled. &asp, nomble mec.hanlcal error. ~ l!arry Go~dwater there must be leatlel'll In Rovermtledl· ' ; -II was bot is the rice paddy. lsume!Imes only the Silence of bomb release Ievere had brok a prospective candidate other For 11 has been aald truly Itchy and lll1COmforlable. The a mile that before bad been en loose prematurely and the than the famiUar party rentle "i man wbo lllleketb ~t bls platoon was burled In a foot of noisily at war. TN1 wa• · faUlnJ gracefully' ~f men repealing the old famllla!l neck fn opposition to" ara1 mud and, one by fright~ed "Lieutenant!" som~body grotesquely, toward the hom· warnings against "straw ~· oplnlOD can~ ....,.. ltltl*· ooe, the men were being .rr1ed. fled GIB. or "Hollywood Heros" wtiil ed down •at lnternls;· llilt be picked off by heavy enemy fire ' "Yeah,", Price an1wered. ''Good God,'' the UeuleDillt confuse the technjques of actin&_, can rife .agaln w1t11t lit, Wilt II from the front. .ae the~. , screamod, "everybody down." ambition, and advertlllnc ~ lhltlened bJ ~ . li :lln I:~o ooe wanted to stay there, "Skyraiclers,' another man Faces burled tn the earth. llatesmanshlp, and -who would}..- good." _ · . of course. . 1dded. , FU18en clllldled lgoltlzlngly In But there they would slay, to ''Here they .come.' the ooze. Minda Cel8ed to !uno[ t.; ' · '' .. do a job, all 35 of them. "Give 'em bell, up there!'' lion. Hearts stopped heating. U LL Ja•k Price, Oklahoma A number of the . platoon II bi1 jlllll to the lift of the '· Clly, cl1d what H eoald Be Ia· memben were beyond caring, platooD. '1111exploalon was a llrllcted b1s sergeanll to ..ove bul those who were aUD able n!gbtlllll'llll wbomp only parmtn lorward wheo poplllle. lfe oqwnted up Into the tropleal tially blanketed by ;..ud. great bad '11 ntlloman keep toaeb sky to see the weleome llre01 lihower of around erupted and whh eommand. Be ~ted ol triendly aircraft. spattered. all manaer el 11pporl fire. Prop pliiMI they were. Workl II• could do llttle elle. War II model1 'bul h1ChiY ef- ·Then a cry broke the brief sfAnd slowly b1s platoon w~s lective In terrain tho! cletmlnd- ter alleneei being murdered. ed mleroiCOPie accuracy. They "Ob, .no! II hit me." Jlclrnbers wen on the way, new in at hlgb a!Uiuda and •·Hold ~." lite lleutemml however. Thenk God for that. then began to dive sharply lrom ballered, "I'm comln8." , Trios of exp!OI!Ves thet would tile rear of the platoon. l'rice'1 eyea wen lllnglng scatter the enemy's front and 1\• the bombs bit ~·~ l~e lmn heal and; sweat wllen he opeu their defenses to penetra· me11 cheered. roached the' '!lldler. and he lion. But then, suddenly, the clee rubbed them ·niup!J lo dear "Lord," he muttered, "If aborted. . biS vision. ·It belped DOl at an. tlley'd only hurry." . l'llose who were 11lU looldng The D18J!'s la!» ,and !leek bad ,He felt he could hear every i skyward could see a single sll· been shattered and he was .un. recoanJzable eveQ to bi8 ljeu- :'~ot :'~~·=~~:.: ,, I ' II B[RH J. , WORLD' ,: . ., Deat '"Mr. 0\ven This il to let you know that my huabitnd and I consider your merger an improvement. and especially to let you know how much we enjoy Mr. Thorn· 8ll' "Fifty Years Cll the River." To us who no longer live lbere and probably to many others we have a hunger to . . Jack Price l1fled the Gl · ln · ht• arms. AI)Cl lllere the man dled. The resl of tile llelcl was . 11110lderlng. SeNim1 • nd hear about the River and the btlftltd.nar llrub, bouts which plied the river In lw!Jted weapoas, ·Hadle11 bel· Iormor years. · llldlt 10ae~ llelrlly was We consider 1tla lrtlcles real flllllttllw bill nlodlert the pad· history and thet he ;, doillfl a dy wtfG' dltted!red wlllt re11 service In creaUng Inter· tbe blood al the waaatled. est in our home town. Price 1l0Qed frtm man to Sincerely, man to lfve ald. Irene Johnson But, doing so, he himself be'Mrs. S. E. Johnson) came the day's 'lllb vlcUm. ( ""4 poe••· I' ll I I Mrs. Frank (Lorena) B. Heuck 822 First Ave. Gallipolis r.. eently ~e the first individualln eastern Ohio to receive an t•••or>o. More than 20,000 Ohi~ membership in the Ohio Civil Servlco Employees' Association. r· ·:~1~7 ~ ~~~·-· .~""''':'::··~ I ,,:; '.:'i !,. : .It· , .." . -!~- 1··- .. . · - •. .. , The recently retired Gallipolis Slate Institute employee is one of seve<~ throughout the state ever to receive such an award. More than 20000 Ollio811S are members of the OCSEA. ..... ...........,..,.,.,,;...h"'<~,.J;~r-; I ,::_:11' ,. ) '!_ \ .:_~·!;·. • ·•,·;! .! 1 - ~·-, , ,' . :: ,.. , 1\ -' I~ Mrs. Houck became a member of the organization in 1944 and was aot delinquent throughout bor retirement in 1966. She was a charter member of the GaiDa Chapter. The award was made possible only by the required number continuous years and by appn>VIIl ol the central offlco of O.C.S.E.A. and by vote of the Slate Executive Board. IThere Is also a Ufetime rnP.ID· bershlp to the O.C.S.E.A.Coo- ;t net1etl with this rare achiev~ .~ 1 The. Oallia Chapter presently .,. · about 25 lifetime IIIO!IIbers but it Is believed Mrs. Houck 1s the lilly ellglble rec~ :' plent of the special award. 1 . . .. . . The Local Chapter olflcers · · ·' , ·. ' · · or lhe Stale Executive Board l iN.R£~L - ltjembers of the Thespian dramatics C!Ub ot Gall la Academy Hlp school are In .rehearsal for the preaet~tation of lh~ nonForrest Borclea, reMRS. FRANK HOUCK musical dramatlzatloa ,of "Annie Get Your G~n." The perfoJ'ma~ee li scbe dulad for Friday, Marcll4 at 8 p;m. 111 Gallla Academy auditorium. Jlb'L questa any retired stale em- tact that deparlmeat 10 lbel81111e ~ Rtitb 'Galllngham, laculty idVtsor~ fa _directing the ~ast who, left to. rlgltl, front row, 11'8 ~ger Barrett, Gay llasUan!, !)ebtile Evans, and 8111111 S.. ployoe who thinka he may be rerotda may he checked m1 tbejUa Cabple 11at ~=chrlal. Back row - Tom Folden, Libby Chemngton, Sheryl Roberto, liar ry Amsbiry, Jila Bush, Annetta Tboll!Q ailcl leff Smith. all&1bll for lbl award to toD- be ......._ alii 1111 .., arwu(eli'w il Jb. ~ I ..... ..... ... . . . . . .. ·-·-···· -----.·-----.. . . . . . . .. ...- I Gallipolis Woman Gets Membership Award I I I PAINTING_ H. P. Christy, Meigs County Engineer, stands with an Paul Chandler Christy oil painting. Engineer Christy has three ongmal picture• do111 b7 h1l late uncle. All are treasured highly. I I f Towtr 11 muilb "tolllher'' In VIet Nam than Carr woulcl aver be; but DiVer mind. Govii'IIOI' Bnnm'• proha. ble RepubUean appo11111t 1n Calo llornlJ, ilollald Reagan, II dl'to· bQt never mimi. '111e polio tics ol the f8NIUII bu Ill owa Wild rotlonall. It la I poiiiiCI al rule Ill or ruin all, of n• fiUIICe, of Democratic Ctllllllballsm. (Copyright, INI, by United Feature S)'lldloale, IDe.) BY HIEI\IINYMOUS ~min~ ' Sen~ I want a hero; 1!11 U!ICOIIIIliDII want When every year and mootb bring fortb a new one. Till after cloying the gazelles with cant, The age dl!coven he Ia not 1 true ene. In UVING color, "' thot we may determine once asd for ali exactly what shade ol green cheese .the moon is made . of. This seems the least scienee and the television Industry can do after we Beverly Hillbillies' fans have tried so hard to dig what this moonshot business Is ali about anyway. ~. e1gn pollcy Needed, a Man to Lead Us From War, Taxes, and Debt' ed show!l. The second ls that the telecast be for skiing. The women? They cooldn't aay muilb lor sputtering. ~­ The polis were, of OOUI'III, unnecessary. Almost anyone ltnowa that no girl In her right mind is going to work ill ski panta unless she's a ski instructor. And il the 4octor was really serloUJI, he should be told lhat so far as physical comfort is concerned, the most warming and (umforting thing that can happen to a girl is to knmv that men find her aice to look a'". 1 It was a nioe try, doctor. But the !adios s..m to be bearing up fine in short skirts, thank you And by the way, doc - are you sure You feel au right? and flll(!e «;0\\TTPPIIIIJ - liiP' ports tbo Jollllloo ~ lkta . Thill tht llrallll Io&lc of tbt Dtmocrallc Iell1 TIIDtJ&II 'frlt. Dian wu far IIIOI't frleadly to motl of Ill Pl!r)lONI thaD Dew. 'l' could posli!IJy laav• ben. it wie neverlblieu prepared ,to dellroy Truman over forefill policy 'l'hOugb Jolmaon 11 p,. I!OIIJIIIU'IIbly more frltlldl1 to moNt of 111 purpoae11 .ad In faet bas heavily dellnrecl.· domeiU. Cllly 011 tilem, the left II 11111 prepai'ad to dllcredl1 or evm brealt him - again over !01'- I Want a Candidate You Suppose the Doctor Meant it? .An English doctor has decided that 1M .tlort sklrl! the girls are wearing these "days are rhi!Una and unhealthy. " He suggests th• gals would bo warmer "and therefore more efficient employes if they wore, say, ski pants. !That's righl;iki panls. To work! 1 Now, a pronouncement like this bound :·1o get attention. And while the good doc;1or undoubtedly didn 't bav. it in mind. ]!It made headlines all around the world. .C, Polls were taken to get public reaction )I the sugaestiou, j;·.And how DID the public react~ E'Wel~ sir, thl! may su_ rprise you, but tDe men seemed to prefer ladies' legs iltirea lor soeing to ladies' legs attired Tri-Co or, Edmund BtoW11, Joyai!J - . .. / ----~--'"""""""""' ""~--.r. �. .. . ' ~ \1 ,, . i •' ' The Sunday White,Paper ', ' . ' . / ;· ' Features· PUBLJSRBD BY THB OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY ' s. Rlc/iard Otoen, Publuher Jamn E. Dmlner, Ado. Dlr. Vernon Deweese, Ado. Mgr, Clllattr TG!IIIfii!U,Iuc. Editor Drllighl Welllrrholl, Editor Hobart WU.on, Jr., Mon. Editor By WILLIAM S WIDJ'E WASHINGTON - A Balkan guerrilela • type Insurrection •· ·glinst President Jlhnson from within the Democratic parly'a lar • liberal wing is in motion It is meant to punish him for his refusal to take a soft line toward the Communist Invaders of South VIet Nlllll ) • ~ ~-~ ,.. lnfonnation on Right·To-WoF~ Fight ~t" 1 onany a perlocllell dose of conunon sense applied, 28. Post, In Its "Speaking bow to the eiJheadR aometlmeo would also vanish department, prints an ol'lgmal t!l lholllhtful article that Into tradition. article by Republican Congress. ta lbrolqb the gobbledegook We refer te the Feb. 28 IIISue man Robert F. Griffin of Mlchiilnryday waste of words of Post, more ordinarily known lgan titled, "The Righi • To • ' ' In Congrees and other as "The Slirurdsy Evening Work Fight Misses. The Point." " even In the crossroad Post." The Curtis Publishing GrUfln makes a powerful s .- ,; clrclo around the old Company orders "Post" in blg point, one that every southeast-IPIHoon. plajn type and "the saturday ern Ohio person, e_g!lhead. or ~' · ' Evening" In much smaller char- not. should read. Griftm wntes ·:~ p!alnly Ia • stretched acters u lf pride were taken Americanism at its best. What's ~. for where are the in one and not the other. Why. his point? Nope, we won't tell ~d 1tor': with the~ we cannot ima&the~ unless it Is you. .Curtis & Co. deserve for Sf~ons .today·. They long a Curtis's quiet obeiSsance to prmtmg It your 25 cent pri~e !It ,disap~ated mto that which the charge that Americans will of a copy to find out. And If "';caD ~merlcana. react t111ly to big, gaudy, sim· you aren't that much lnterest)~1· so words WI!Sied in bitter pie symbols. 'ed . what good would follow redtite wblcb, were an ordinary I However that may be, the Feb. viewing it here? • oi ,.. " • The thing is visibly at work In California and Texas, and it may well spread before the Presidential eleclton of 1968. Willingly or not, Sen. Robort F Kennedy of New York has becune chosen symbolic head and intended political benefici· ary, just as the late Henry A Wallace was the eager symbol and intended beneficiary of a comparable left - wing revolt, through a third party, In 1948 Indeed, the situation within the Democratic party is in some respects similar to that of 1948 Then, the Democratie farouts sought to destroy the Truman Doctrine of resistance to those Communist •·wars of liberations," as in Greece, which were the historical models 1 •• ' • • It Still May be Worth Seeing t . Television addicts will want to he sure to mark their VIewing ralendars for a l)li!Oiacular scheduled for 1970 - llve cov. ~ge of the landing of U. S. astronauts ! C!J1 the moon. It is oot downgrading this program to point out that the quality may not be up • 1o standard. This is partly because the distanco the pictures will be transmitted - 24~.000 miles - is somewhat farther than 11ormal. and partly because the . moon is believed to be comparatively new · in tbe televising business and offers limited transrr111ting power. But as Max Engert, the spaco agency's lunar etlevision project manager so well says, "I think with our subject matter peQple will watch it." They just may. at that. Engert also explained apologetically that wniu the television coverage will be live, It will not be inslantaneous. There will be, be said, an unavoidable delay of about three seronds In converting tho moon pictures to commercial needs. This will naturally he frtiStrating to television fans. But they wilt bave to be patient, hard as It may be, unlll moon-earth transmission can be perfecetd to rival th• speed with which sinuses travel to Arizona or kid• rush out of the house without brushnf their teeth. Two aspecl! of the moon telecast are that it be presented so as not to Interfere especially lmj>Jrtant to viewers. One is th•t it be presented so as not to interfere with the more popular regularly schedu~ 1 the tar • outs to I'Miaet lbt ·ullra • COllWVative Ri!publlcan Senator, ,Jobn "J:ower, as a f• bulte to Jobnson, over the leu OOOiervaUve 11 stU! lar from llboral Democrallc uplranl, Waggon~ Carr lor the Communlsl ;,war of llbo eratlon" J\ow bloodlly lrlltlfil,. ing South VIet Nam The parallel with lH8 Ia not complete, however Truman at hie onset of the INS Pre•! dentlal election year was In deep trouble not"onlf wllh !bose lefties who wanted onl,y to .·•negotiate" with armed CommunIst maraudejs, but also with an IJ1II'Y Democratic rlgbl • wing largely based upon the South VII'! Nam . Johnson's power today with· In bls own party 11 vul!y greater Nothing In 1lght suggesta that hls survival In 1968 requires 8Uch a windfall a1 preserved Truman a generation igo Truman mado it to reelection only because of a deep split within the Republican par· ty and because of the inept campaign of hl! opponent, York Thomas E Dewey of New All the same, the current Dmocratic far • out liborals are reachlnl for Johnson's vi· ta1s - If not to defeat him, then to cut bim up. In Texas, this is manlfesled by the scheme of The mlklng horse lor this mlll8Uvor II a shrill ldeologiral journalist called • Ronnie Dugar, wbo 1B bln'Isell Campalgnlng for the Senate In the hope of drawin& oft euougb Democrallc votes to send Tow· er back to the Senate. A related aim Is to try to selle cot.lrol of a aublitantlal part In the alate Democratic preconvention organism ldelegates are popular!y electetl In Texas) In tho notion of sendini a besleally anto the next Democratic National Convention In Callfornll, the left wing's basic objective ls precisely the aame - a repudiation of JohnIOD on Viet' Nam. The eternal• 1y howUng California Democratlc Council bas just "demand· ed" dlrect recognition of the Communist Viet Cong, even though the Democratic Govern- 4-The Sunday 'Lost One in's a Rotten Egg!" Ill • ' "" 1r f 11<-1 ., ~ •• How Bobby Came up ..• Like a Rose .•• Almost The qul!Stion, il anybody I! still intere.t• td, i• not just wnat Bobby Kennedy 1aid h bout Viet Nam but just why he said II . · · What he said, we think, was that the Viet Cong ought to be brought Into a coa· Ution government in South Viet Nam. That'! what t1e 1ald, that is, unlll he "clar11fled" It to mean that we should just let ·; the Communists know they have as much , cbanr.e of winning free elections In South VIet Nam as anybody else. That's wlr.lt ;, he linaily 1ald, we think. ~ Anyway, what appeared to bo a bold i :i . challenge by a latter-day Lincoln to the administration's current war policy evaporated into an oiry nothing under heat from the White House leaving not a rack nor a recrimination behind, Thus Ibe senator endeared himself to the leftmost leftiSts, chopped off his own limb and still landed on his feet amid the general consensus. Could it be In order to paraphrase the abovfl mentioned Mr. Lincoln? - "You can fool some 01 the liberals some of the tiMe .. . ·• -- .::-:=--=-=:----= Hado's They'll Do It Every Titne ·fnNI?IJE:, iHE BRI~ FtENP, NEV~~ i 'fcii6ers A IIANP--·IIE~ OOT TOTAL . f· CARP RECALL .... ABOUT OTIIER iHJNGS,IIOWE'fJ~, HIS MEMORY~ NOT SO 1-!0T--·IN FACT liE'S AMNES/AVILLE .... BY "!HE WAY. FONP!JE ..YOO STILL OWE ME A BUCK TOWARP 'Ti-lE REFRESUMENTS L.AS'r Nl~'r--· I !70N'T REMEMBER ANY ARR!INI>EMENT LIKE iJ.iAT! .ARE YOU SURE I c>ie>N'T PAY? 1710 WE I-lAVE REJOI'!ESI-IMENTS? IS iJ.IJS A Mlil ? Tiede in VietNam 0 0 .' I : • z ~· ,. ; . • CorrespondeQtrhWatches Amertcans. Dte m Mud and Rice Yaddies of South vtet Nam 'J'lmei.Sentlne~ ·SuiiQy, J'e~ ·'.tT, Appeared in Cosmopolitan Magazine County Enginner is Nephew of Late Famous .Artist, Illustrator 1801 serve ua "tiel wiDt II - gJaasee.• In former daJJ, milD)' a1 aar leaden came from lbl riiJb of ~· but 1 CODlrolled by the jlretldl!lll doe1 not procluce ltaden 01' llllldl al anything otherwise; Ud IIDce the days tl FrankliD lloaeevelt, Congrela bas been IUblervlent At the time Lord Byroo to lbe presidency. ADd I DeW rhymed his appeal for a hero, proposed amendment for I the goVemtlli!DI tf England Wll lour year term, with eleciiGD ~~ In the banda of a group who pruldentlal ,ean, '11011111 . . were fearful of rebellioo of lbe ta1D1y make It men 110. "lower clasaea," and who in '111e few mea ID CG~ who b1s word& "Had no objection to would be lndependealm ... true Uberty; excepl, that It lenced with sboull of "aubver would make the people free. ·• sion" "COIIIDIDDlsln,• and tlllo Byron did not live to see his loyalty. Enn with cbarees o1 "hero" but died jolt at the be- ·~son. One ol IIUJ' most ·able RiJilllnl of a period of reform senators 11 1 nsu1t ol bit ~ which was to eventually make approval of admlldalratlon pot. the Engllsh the moat free of aU lcles, bas been excluded from peoples. state dinner• held In bGnor If Like Byron, I want 1 "hero," vtsi~ lant,n repiii.....,IIYel. 1 candidale for the presldell- We bear mueb al IUbnrlloa. cy for 111M. Surely, 1111101111 the but the wont of all IUb..,.lOII, 18£ mllllon people al lbll c:oun- the act of aubverliDI lrue loJtry lbero muat be 1 mill wbo llty to 0111'1 COWilrJ to loyalty can lead us out of the dark to a po]lllcll (l8l'tJ, to a popular wUdernes• of war and debt IIIII prejudlet, or to 111 ldmiD lues in which wt Uve. Surely Lllralion, becomea llllft and there must be one miD wbo more 1 jlllt al our IIJNIII. can offer to the youlba If this "ConseiiSIIS" reached by free coocrea ILLUSTRATION - Meigs County Engineer H. P. Chris· iy is shown her~ as a teenage boy. This illustration, with inglneer Christy, at right, appeared in a, 1913 copy of Cosmopolilan Magazine. The illustration was drawn by Engineer Christy's uncle, Paul Chandler Christy. Engineer Christy served as a mode! many times as a youngster for drawings by- the world-famous artist. - -·-- - -- - - -Academy Graduates in Leading Role Doing ., :f~~m:=n: :Oil~ :~~ro.:tbf.:, mae: ~ for the future. And to he a name pies of Anglo Saxon peoples, 7 just numbor Sl-409- 31. be'·• hll Some-, cyUnder falllnB !llrlllght lor Surely, among the 'll million sensus can be dead!?. For con By TOM TIEDE m~n "'ho l'as .... · er of those who remained Republlo lormlty If aot ~ And Newspaper Enterprlle -'"••· Ilime$ ther~ was a ICrtaJII, tba _pl~toon. . abort bambi . A cans in a lte of John Birch dl COIIformltJ will ott .p!llduce B.~o TRI, Viet Nam (NEA) ·somelimes a muffled. &asp, nomble mec.hanlcal error. ~ l!arry Go~dwater there must be leatlel'll In Rovermtledl· ' ; -II was bot is the rice paddy. lsume!Imes only the Silence of bomb release Ievere had brok a prospective candidate other For 11 has been aald truly Itchy and lll1COmforlable. The a mile that before bad been en loose prematurely and the than the famiUar party rentle "i man wbo lllleketb ~t bls platoon was burled In a foot of noisily at war. TN1 wa• · faUlnJ gracefully' ~f men repealing the old famllla!l neck fn opposition to" ara1 mud and, one by fright~ed "Lieutenant!" som~body grotesquely, toward the hom· warnings against "straw ~· oplnlOD can~ ....,.. ltltl*· ooe, the men were being .rr1ed. fled GIB. or "Hollywood Heros" wtiil ed down •at lnternls;· llilt be picked off by heavy enemy fire ' "Yeah,", Price an1wered. ''Good God,'' the UeuleDillt confuse the technjques of actin&_, can rife .agaln w1t11t lit, Wilt II from the front. .ae the~. , screamod, "everybody down." ambition, and advertlllnc ~ lhltlened bJ ~ . li :lln I:~o ooe wanted to stay there, "Skyraiclers,' another man Faces burled tn the earth. llatesmanshlp, and -who would}..- good." _ · . of course. . 1dded. , FU18en clllldled lgoltlzlngly In But there they would slay, to ''Here they .come.' the ooze. Minda Cel8ed to !uno[ t.; ' · '' .. do a job, all 35 of them. "Give 'em bell, up there!'' lion. Hearts stopped heating. U LL Ja•k Price, Oklahoma A number of the . platoon II bi1 jlllll to the lift of the '· Clly, cl1d what H eoald Be Ia· memben were beyond caring, platooD. '1111exploalon was a llrllcted b1s sergeanll to ..ove bul those who were aUD able n!gbtlllll'llll wbomp only parmtn lorward wheo poplllle. lfe oqwnted up Into the tropleal tially blanketed by ;..ud. great bad '11 ntlloman keep toaeb sky to see the weleome llre01 lihower of around erupted and whh eommand. Be ~ted ol triendly aircraft. spattered. all manaer el 11pporl fire. Prop pliiMI they were. Workl II• could do llttle elle. War II model1 'bul h1ChiY ef- ·Then a cry broke the brief sfAnd slowly b1s platoon w~s lective In terrain tho! cletmlnd- ter alleneei being murdered. ed mleroiCOPie accuracy. They "Ob, .no! II hit me." Jlclrnbers wen on the way, new in at hlgb a!Uiuda and •·Hold ~." lite lleutemml however. Thenk God for that. then began to dive sharply lrom ballered, "I'm comln8." , Trios of exp!OI!Ves thet would tile rear of the platoon. l'rice'1 eyea wen lllnglng scatter the enemy's front and 1\• the bombs bit ~·~ l~e lmn heal and; sweat wllen he opeu their defenses to penetra· me11 cheered. roached the' '!lldler. and he lion. But then, suddenly, the clee rubbed them ·niup!J lo dear "Lord," he muttered, "If aborted. . biS vision. ·It belped DOl at an. tlley'd only hurry." . l'llose who were 11lU looldng The D18J!'s la!» ,and !leek bad ,He felt he could hear every i skyward could see a single sll· been shattered and he was .un. recoanJzable eveQ to bi8 ljeu- :'~ot :'~~·=~~:.: ,, I ' II B[RH J. , WORLD' ,: . ., Deat '"Mr. 0\ven This il to let you know that my huabitnd and I consider your merger an improvement. and especially to let you know how much we enjoy Mr. Thorn· 8ll' "Fifty Years Cll the River." To us who no longer live lbere and probably to many others we have a hunger to . . Jack Price l1fled the Gl · ln · ht• arms. AI)Cl lllere the man dled. The resl of tile llelcl was . 11110lderlng. SeNim1 • nd hear about the River and the btlftltd.nar llrub, bouts which plied the river In lw!Jted weapoas, ·Hadle11 bel· Iormor years. · llldlt 10ae~ llelrlly was We consider 1tla lrtlcles real flllllttllw bill nlodlert the pad· history and thet he ;, doillfl a dy wtfG' dltted!red wlllt re11 service In creaUng Inter· tbe blood al the waaatled. est in our home town. Price 1l0Qed frtm man to Sincerely, man to lfve ald. Irene Johnson But, doing so, he himself be'Mrs. S. E. Johnson) came the day's 'lllb vlcUm. ( ""4 poe••· I' ll I I Mrs. Frank (Lorena) B. Heuck 822 First Ave. Gallipolis r.. eently ~e the first individualln eastern Ohio to receive an t•••or>o. More than 20,000 Ohi~ membership in the Ohio Civil Servlco Employees' Association. r· ·:~1~7 ~ ~~~·-· .~""''':'::··~ I ,,:; '.:'i !,. : .It· , .." . -!~- 1··- .. . · - •. .. , The recently retired Gallipolis Slate Institute employee is one of seve<~ throughout the state ever to receive such an award. More than 20000 Ollio811S are members of the OCSEA. ..... ...........,..,.,.,,;...h"'<~,.J;~r-; I ,::_:11' ,. ) '!_ \ .:_~·!;·. • ·•,·;! .! 1 - ~·-, , ,' . :: ,.. , 1\ -' I~ Mrs. Houck became a member of the organization in 1944 and was aot delinquent throughout bor retirement in 1966. She was a charter member of the GaiDa Chapter. The award was made possible only by the required number continuous years and by appn>VIIl ol the central offlco of O.C.S.E.A. and by vote of the Slate Executive Board. IThere Is also a Ufetime rnP.ID· bershlp to the O.C.S.E.A.Coo- ;t net1etl with this rare achiev~ .~ 1 The. Oallia Chapter presently .,. · about 25 lifetime IIIO!IIbers but it Is believed Mrs. Houck 1s the lilly ellglble rec~ :' plent of the special award. 1 . . .. . . The Local Chapter olflcers · · ·' , ·. ' · · or lhe Stale Executive Board l iN.R£~L - ltjembers of the Thespian dramatics C!Ub ot Gall la Academy Hlp school are In .rehearsal for the preaet~tation of lh~ nonForrest Borclea, reMRS. FRANK HOUCK musical dramatlzatloa ,of "Annie Get Your G~n." The perfoJ'ma~ee li scbe dulad for Friday, Marcll4 at 8 p;m. 111 Gallla Academy auditorium. Jlb'L questa any retired stale em- tact that deparlmeat 10 lbel81111e ~ Rtitb 'Galllngham, laculty idVtsor~ fa _directing the ~ast who, left to. rlgltl, front row, 11'8 ~ger Barrett, Gay llasUan!, !)ebtile Evans, and 8111111 S.. ployoe who thinka he may be rerotda may he checked m1 tbejUa Cabple 11at ~=chrlal. Back row - Tom Folden, Libby Chemngton, Sheryl Roberto, liar ry Amsbiry, Jila Bush, Annetta Tboll!Q ailcl leff Smith. all&1bll for lbl award to toD- be ......._ alii 1111 .., arwu(eli'w il Jb. ~ I ..... ..... ... . . . . . .. ·-·-···· -----.·-----.. . . . . . . .. ...- I Gallipolis Woman Gets Membership Award I I I PAINTING_ H. P. Christy, Meigs County Engineer, stands with an Paul Chandler Christy oil painting. Engineer Christy has three ongmal picture• do111 b7 h1l late uncle. All are treasured highly. I I f Towtr 11 muilb "tolllher'' In VIet Nam than Carr woulcl aver be; but DiVer mind. Govii'IIOI' Bnnm'• proha. ble RepubUean appo11111t 1n Calo llornlJ, ilollald Reagan, II dl'to· bQt never mimi. '111e polio tics ol the f8NIUII bu Ill owa Wild rotlonall. It la I poiiiiCI al rule Ill or ruin all, of n• fiUIICe, of Democratic Ctllllllballsm. (Copyright, INI, by United Feature S)'lldloale, IDe.) BY HIEI\IINYMOUS ~min~ ' Sen~ I want a hero; 1!11 U!ICOIIIIliDII want When every year and mootb bring fortb a new one. Till after cloying the gazelles with cant, The age dl!coven he Ia not 1 true ene. In UVING color, "' thot we may determine once asd for ali exactly what shade ol green cheese .the moon is made . of. This seems the least scienee and the television Industry can do after we Beverly Hillbillies' fans have tried so hard to dig what this moonshot business Is ali about anyway. ~. e1gn pollcy Needed, a Man to Lead Us From War, Taxes, and Debt' ed show!l. The second ls that the telecast be for skiing. The women? They cooldn't aay muilb lor sputtering. ~­ The polis were, of OOUI'III, unnecessary. Almost anyone ltnowa that no girl In her right mind is going to work ill ski panta unless she's a ski instructor. And il the 4octor was really serloUJI, he should be told lhat so far as physical comfort is concerned, the most warming and (umforting thing that can happen to a girl is to knmv that men find her aice to look a'". 1 It was a nioe try, doctor. But the !adios s..m to be bearing up fine in short skirts, thank you And by the way, doc - are you sure You feel au right? and flll(!e «;0\\TTPPIIIIJ - liiP' ports tbo Jollllloo ~ lkta . Thill tht llrallll Io&lc of tbt Dtmocrallc Iell1 TIIDtJ&II 'frlt. Dian wu far IIIOI't frleadly to motl of Ill Pl!r)lONI thaD Dew. 'l' could posli!IJy laav• ben. it wie neverlblieu prepared ,to dellroy Truman over forefill policy 'l'hOugb Jolmaon 11 p,. I!OIIJIIIU'IIbly more frltlldl1 to moNt of 111 purpoae11 .ad In faet bas heavily dellnrecl.· domeiU. Cllly 011 tilem, the left II 11111 prepai'ad to dllcredl1 or evm brealt him - again over !01'- I Want a Candidate You Suppose the Doctor Meant it? .An English doctor has decided that 1M .tlort sklrl! the girls are wearing these "days are rhi!Una and unhealthy. " He suggests th• gals would bo warmer "and therefore more efficient employes if they wore, say, ski pants. !That's righl;iki panls. To work! 1 Now, a pronouncement like this bound :·1o get attention. And while the good doc;1or undoubtedly didn 't bav. it in mind. ]!It made headlines all around the world. .C, Polls were taken to get public reaction )I the sugaestiou, j;·.And how DID the public react~ E'Wel~ sir, thl! may su_ rprise you, but tDe men seemed to prefer ladies' legs iltirea lor soeing to ladies' legs attired Tri-Co or, Edmund BtoW11, Joyai!J - . .. / ----~--'"""""""""' ""~--.r. �.......,~--"<"<- '.L. l....,:;...' _> ... -........;. ~~ • - · - <o w--~ ·---u.,.__ ..,.,..._ .,~...,._..,__ .. __ a.""' .,..,. ~ .., .,.., ..- .,,_.,.. ......,, _,. &..--- 16- ! r•r ' • ' ' Jackets Advance • Ill Sectional PL.r . I w ... . " 110 • l I Generals Oust iPointe.rs Trip Bobcats 70-50 .: Devils~> 68-67 · . . ~ I •-II Panthers Eliminate Jets, 52 to 40 Coach Russ Moore's Pome· roy Plllllhers, Jed by tile fantastlo eoraer abootlsg of Senior Bruce Slmpsoo, downed a stul>bom Wllton team 52,40 in the nightcap game o1 the opening rOUDd ollhe WeUtton Sectional Clasa A tournament Friday nigbl. SIIIJpiOII put tile ball through the hoop 11 times, &enerally from lito :at feel away along the baseline. He missed only lour limes. Wltb a charity toss, and 11 fteldera, hll :13 polnta Coach BiU McNiokles of Wllton put the freeze order on in tile first half resulting In the un•sual iwore oi 3-1 favoring Pomeroy after 3 minutes of play. Field General of the Wilton freeze wu Its fine all • around performer Jim •lim 6-0 boy who ended a of great effort with 20 He controlled the ball for minutes at a time, to slip past Dick Werry on a pick. He rarely succeeded. Down 18-10 starting the sec- Obi0 uRaIJyFaIIS·Shorl ' BG's score 90•78 v·ICtory , Con I ere n c e. Platl<owskl' splurge gave the Falcons a FieldhoUBe Sold commanding 47 • 30 halfllme bulge. The big center wu lleld Out for Tourney outscored the Falcons In tbe KENT, Obio (UP!) - Kent On the way to the halftime State Unlenily'l Memorlal spread, the Falcons hit 58 per G)'IIID8Ilum will be IJiled to cacent from the Ooor. paclty on March 7 for the ru-at Ohio, playing with starters round c1 tbe NCAA College BasMike Hammond and Ken ketball T0111'118111eDI Mid-East Fowlkeo, both out with injuries, Regional outseared the Falcoss In the Kent siate officlo!J announced 1g efS second ball but . could m~ge Saturlay ·the 6001).seal field· only to pull w1thm three pomts ho •· and that at 6310 with 9:1» left. usether.. aD _,___ nbeo Fred Cluff led the Bobclll8 I ur .rna ....... can lilted. Unfilled ordera will be re· 10 overall _and 5-ll in tile lurned. with 22 pomts. Tbe klunwneDt pUs Dayton Bob Van Poppe!_, woo re· against'tbe· Mid-American Con. .. . placed Piatkowski m1dway . Kelth Carter, >-10 freshman, through the second half, scored Iorence ch&mp!OD at 7 ~.m. and slommeoj In 26 points to pace 11 key polnls as BG pullel Western Kentucky agamst Loy- the HigJolanders, and Steve Ell- away. Nick Atoi had 18 points ol!..~ Chicago .,•ttthp.mD. iott IHJ senior, grabbed 15 of for the Falcons. '"" wmner e ayton- 40 rebounds but Southwestern Mid-American champicm tame IDgh Schciol Gallla county will face the Southeastern Con- champions, dropped a close 72Flawle" Perlormaace ference . champion, Kentucky, 68 decision Friday night to DAVOS, Switzerland (UPI) and the Western Kentucky-Loy- Chesapeake in tile first round Peggy Fleming, a ola wonner will meet the B!i of the Ironton Cia88 A sectional. high school stUdent from ten champion In tbe regional ado Springs, Colo., virtually oe i-flnala at Iowa City, Iowa, Both teams led al various Jn. sured the United States of its on March 11. tervals but by no more than first world figure skating gold ,._,.........,...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1six points. Soulhwestern had two other men in double fi. medal in six years Saturday gures, EllloU with 11 and Gene with an almost flawless perHall with 18 points. Phil Wilka formance In the school flgurel. HERE ARE THE had 20 points to pace Chesa- Tbe 17-year-old Miss Fleming peake. Jim Arms had 19, Vic opened a huge lead oll9·polnts Meenacb 17, and Dave Estep over defending champion Petra 16, as Chesapeake's only scor- Burka of Canada alter the completion ol the six school ers ail hit In double figures . ures, tbe compulsory phase Southwestern (68) - Hall, 865 Ford G1l1xie 500 0.16; Elliott, 1-1-11; Colley, 1-4- the completion. 2 dr. Htnlhp, 289 .,....., ilandard tran1. •ac:11o and 8; Jackson, 2-3-7; Bryant, 0-2heater 2; K. carter, 11-4-25. Totals, BLACK HAWKS WIN wu ldlb f.or both teams. BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (UPI) - Bowling Green scored early to defeat Ohio University 110-78 Saturday, but bad to fight off a detormined second ·half surge by the Bobcata. Walt Piatkowski scored 22 points in the first half to lead tbe Falcons, now 1·14 ov~rall and 5-ll ln the Mld·Amer1can H' hland sefkut El'unma ' l ed by Panthers 72-68 LOOK I SHARP USED CARS 65 Ford GaiiXie 500 Conv. 352 ong. Std. fr1no., radio and hea&lr · 65 Musteng 2 Door H.T. 219 '"" 4 -.1 flint. Rodlo 1nol hootar 64 Ford GaiiXie 500 2 dr. H.T, 352 lftt· At trono. p. dterlnt, radie, hNter 64 Ford Oel.xie 500 XL Conv. I eyl. AI Irons. p. st.n.,, rodlo ond """' 64 English Ford 2 Dr. 2 dr. 4 ....... lr1no. 63 Chevrolet lmpela 2'1·14-llll. Chesapeake (72) - Wood, 0IHI; Wilks, H-20 Arma, 7·3-19; Eotep, 7-2-16; Meenacll, 7-3-17; Houck, 1).0.0. Totals, 29-14-72. Score by quarters' Southwestern . . . . . . 16 28 48 61 Chesapeake .... · · . IS 34 54 72 Springfield 4 dr. H.T. I c~. At lrlnt. p, olotrlng, rlcllo ond ."'''"' 63Rembler Amtrlcln 2 d~ 6 oyl, ltd, ............. "'"'·""'"" 62 Comet 2 Door ' cyt. Jfd, "''"" ...... lnol •Nter 62 Ford Oelaxie 500 • dr. I eyJ. AI Irina. p, ""riot, rHio 1nol hooter 62 Feirlane 4 Door I eyl, ltd. lrf11L lloodlo Oool hooter 63 Ford Gelaxie 500 c-. 352 __ ltd. ,.... lloodto•nd """' 61 Olch 98 2 Door H.T, AI lrtnt. All _.,, ... dlo 1nd hooltr 61 Comlt 4 Door ''" 11011 .... ~~opondlblt of Amfl· lu'o liters to chooto ''""' U!t, or u.,., wttll IOrtfctl or hariZQnlol '!"Chtltt ,....,..... wotlo ' - lpt'lflold laltocd doll••- tot II!!IIHIII jllllor•' . -·lilljjiltl••·· ' cyl. "' ...... lloodlo .... USED CAR LOT . LfCUIIIIyolin9NIIt. t.llddlo""" • ·---- - .. .. - - .. . . . . ~ - . -- ..... .. ...... .. ... America's Best Power Tiller Buy I *iYI.Mwttfo -... wtt~ 14'· •olt Un" -~ .!or lift, Ill •11o H' .tlltlna llldt!o, 111l!illl II!Ciutho qoolek hoolor K&lth Mit Ftrtl DETROIT (UP!) - A pair 'of goals by Dough Mohns and Bobby Hull's 48th of the season led he Cbicago Black Hawks to a 1·1 victory over tho Detroit Red Wings here Saturday atternoon. 4 HP _ 159.95 5HP _ 174.95 OPEN EVIllY I>AY-ALL DAY . PICKENS HARDWARE •• ' I l'hfne 773-5583 Muon, w. v•. hall, Wilton stepped up the , tempo but that stU! was to a : anall's pace. Strausbaugh 111rt.- I eel ahoottng from the outllde 1 £ft Tim Goss allpped through lhe V -o7 OUUt middle three tlmea. Wilton mn• the boardl bul <GUI*''t Nelsonville ushered Sher·id.,, ll stop Simpson or Werry wltb to the sldelinea in the Class 10 from outside, Ronnie (Bones) BIBketball Tournament Friri•v II Logan with 8 and Dick KniCht ni8ht 75-ll9. with I. Bill Moore added f . The winners displayed Wilton hit 13 of 30 from the scoring balance with Gary HaY· II field. The Panthers with Simp. nes getting 22 points, s t e v. son so aharp, bit 2i of S8 for • Schulta 21 and Bob Richards 19. Howlil'd Thlvonor sizzling 55 per cent. Gary Sterrett of Sheridan, howThe P the ever, topped all 1<0rers with 'I'BIS WEEK'S an rs now meet tbe 34-point performance : e r of the Kyger Creek-Me- The reams were ev~n in lleld SPECIAL! ur game in the senli-flnaLt goals with u each but from M:ch 4 8' 30 p.m. the charity line It was NelsonY qua _rs: ville 2.1-11. 12 18 52 ~~ :... ::· .. .. .. 32 NELSONVILLE (7i) - Rlch· · .. ·.... 8 10 20 40 ards, 6-7·19; Haynea, 7-8-22; Automatie, blue Knlgh~z!!'~r !Ul Daugherty, :J.O.ll; Schultz, a.aLo 00 1 71 W mpson 11·1·23, 21: Harold, 0.2-2: Pancake, 1!1J~an • • ' erry ~10, Moore 8. Total• - 2623-75. ' SHERIDAN (69) - Horsey YOUR ... ~::2 Swisher 04&. Totals 21- 1-6-2; Palmer, Brandon: · WILTO 2-6-4 ; Dupler, 5-0-10; SterreU, ,. N <II) .. 11-12-34; DeRolph 1.().2; Wlr1e. ll Strausbaugh H0.20, Wells gardner 3-5-11 Totals - 2H1'·11 2-2-ll Peters 04& Goss 2-2 • • • • ~. 69. 04&, Runles 1-0.2. Nelsonville ........ 19 41 59 J3.1t-40· Sheridan .... . .. . •.. 7 23 41 Tourney Tilt B 75 C :ie '61 FORD Galaxie '500-4 Dr. Y-8 $795· m; = CHIVROLET· OLDSMOBILE DEALER 16 THE t=UN WAY The safe way is the fun way an d the safe way is the Honda way. Honda is built to "take it" over high speed super highways and rugged country back roads. The boot way to enjoy your Honda is to drive safely . .. the safest way to ha ve fun is on a Honda. MODEL CA-100 . •• $215. plus modest set up and delivery charge. low..st insurance rates offered on all Honda 50 series. RAWLINGS HONDA SALES 88 5. 2nd Ave. Mlaldleport, 0. MUST SELL 15 NEW CHRYSLERS, PLYMOUTHS AND RAMBLERS, OUT OF STOCK BY MARCH 1st. IN ORDER TO ATIAIN THIS GOAL, WE ARE SLASHING PRICES TO $75.00 OVER THE ACTUAL FACTORY INVOICE ON ALL CARS IN STOCK. ANY NEW CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH RAMBLER .. OVER THE FACTORY COST FACTORY INVOICE SHOWN ON REQUEST. $200,000·00 INVENTORY TO CHOOSE FROM. �.......,~--"<"<- '.L. l....,:;...' _> ... -........;. ~~ • - · - <o w--~ ·---u.,.__ ..,.,..._ .,~...,._..,__ .. __ a.""' .,..,. ~ .., .,.., ..- .,,_.,.. ......,, _,. &..--- 16- ! r•r ' • ' ' Jackets Advance • Ill Sectional PL.r . I w ... . " 110 • l I Generals Oust iPointe.rs Trip Bobcats 70-50 .: Devils~> 68-67 · . . ~ I •-II Panthers Eliminate Jets, 52 to 40 Coach Russ Moore's Pome· roy Plllllhers, Jed by tile fantastlo eoraer abootlsg of Senior Bruce Slmpsoo, downed a stul>bom Wllton team 52,40 in the nightcap game o1 the opening rOUDd ollhe WeUtton Sectional Clasa A tournament Friday nigbl. SIIIJpiOII put tile ball through the hoop 11 times, &enerally from lito :at feel away along the baseline. He missed only lour limes. Wltb a charity toss, and 11 fteldera, hll :13 polnta Coach BiU McNiokles of Wllton put the freeze order on in tile first half resulting In the un•sual iwore oi 3-1 favoring Pomeroy after 3 minutes of play. Field General of the Wilton freeze wu Its fine all • around performer Jim •lim 6-0 boy who ended a of great effort with 20 He controlled the ball for minutes at a time, to slip past Dick Werry on a pick. He rarely succeeded. Down 18-10 starting the sec- Obi0 uRaIJyFaIIS·Shorl ' BG's score 90•78 v·ICtory , Con I ere n c e. Platl<owskl' splurge gave the Falcons a FieldhoUBe Sold commanding 47 • 30 halfllme bulge. The big center wu lleld Out for Tourney outscored the Falcons In tbe KENT, Obio (UP!) - Kent On the way to the halftime State Unlenily'l Memorlal spread, the Falcons hit 58 per G)'IIID8Ilum will be IJiled to cacent from the Ooor. paclty on March 7 for the ru-at Ohio, playing with starters round c1 tbe NCAA College BasMike Hammond and Ken ketball T0111'118111eDI Mid-East Fowlkeo, both out with injuries, Regional outseared the Falcoss In the Kent siate officlo!J announced 1g efS second ball but . could m~ge Saturlay ·the 6001).seal field· only to pull w1thm three pomts ho •· and that at 6310 with 9:1» left. usether.. aD _,___ nbeo Fred Cluff led the Bobclll8 I ur .rna ....... can lilted. Unfilled ordera will be re· 10 overall _and 5-ll in tile lurned. with 22 pomts. Tbe klunwneDt pUs Dayton Bob Van Poppe!_, woo re· against'tbe· Mid-American Con. .. . placed Piatkowski m1dway . Kelth Carter, >-10 freshman, through the second half, scored Iorence ch&mp!OD at 7 ~.m. and slommeoj In 26 points to pace 11 key polnls as BG pullel Western Kentucky agamst Loy- the HigJolanders, and Steve Ell- away. Nick Atoi had 18 points ol!..~ Chicago .,•ttthp.mD. iott IHJ senior, grabbed 15 of for the Falcons. '"" wmner e ayton- 40 rebounds but Southwestern Mid-American champicm tame IDgh Schciol Gallla county will face the Southeastern Con- champions, dropped a close 72Flawle" Perlormaace ference . champion, Kentucky, 68 decision Friday night to DAVOS, Switzerland (UPI) and the Western Kentucky-Loy- Chesapeake in tile first round Peggy Fleming, a ola wonner will meet the B!i of the Ironton Cia88 A sectional. high school stUdent from ten champion In tbe regional ado Springs, Colo., virtually oe i-flnala at Iowa City, Iowa, Both teams led al various Jn. sured the United States of its on March 11. tervals but by no more than first world figure skating gold ,._,.........,...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1six points. Soulhwestern had two other men in double fi. medal in six years Saturday gures, EllloU with 11 and Gene with an almost flawless perHall with 18 points. Phil Wilka formance In the school flgurel. HERE ARE THE had 20 points to pace Chesa- Tbe 17-year-old Miss Fleming peake. Jim Arms had 19, Vic opened a huge lead oll9·polnts Meenacb 17, and Dave Estep over defending champion Petra 16, as Chesapeake's only scor- Burka of Canada alter the completion ol the six school ers ail hit In double figures . ures, tbe compulsory phase Southwestern (68) - Hall, 865 Ford G1l1xie 500 0.16; Elliott, 1-1-11; Colley, 1-4- the completion. 2 dr. Htnlhp, 289 .,....., ilandard tran1. •ac:11o and 8; Jackson, 2-3-7; Bryant, 0-2heater 2; K. carter, 11-4-25. Totals, BLACK HAWKS WIN wu ldlb f.or both teams. BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (UPI) - Bowling Green scored early to defeat Ohio University 110-78 Saturday, but bad to fight off a detormined second ·half surge by the Bobcata. Walt Piatkowski scored 22 points in the first half to lead tbe Falcons, now 1·14 ov~rall and 5-ll ln the Mld·Amer1can H' hland sefkut El'unma ' l ed by Panthers 72-68 LOOK I SHARP USED CARS 65 Ford GaiiXie 500 Conv. 352 ong. Std. fr1no., radio and hea&lr · 65 Musteng 2 Door H.T. 219 '"" 4 -.1 flint. Rodlo 1nol hootar 64 Ford GaiiXie 500 2 dr. H.T, 352 lftt· At trono. p. dterlnt, radie, hNter 64 Ford Oel.xie 500 XL Conv. I eyl. AI Irons. p. st.n.,, rodlo ond """' 64 English Ford 2 Dr. 2 dr. 4 ....... lr1no. 63 Chevrolet lmpela 2'1·14-llll. Chesapeake (72) - Wood, 0IHI; Wilks, H-20 Arma, 7·3-19; Eotep, 7-2-16; Meenacll, 7-3-17; Houck, 1).0.0. Totals, 29-14-72. Score by quarters' Southwestern . . . . . . 16 28 48 61 Chesapeake .... · · . IS 34 54 72 Springfield 4 dr. H.T. I c~. At lrlnt. p, olotrlng, rlcllo ond ."'''"' 63Rembler Amtrlcln 2 d~ 6 oyl, ltd, ............. "'"'·""'"" 62 Comet 2 Door ' cyt. Jfd, "''"" ...... lnol •Nter 62 Ford Oelaxie 500 • dr. I eyJ. AI Irina. p, ""riot, rHio 1nol hooter 62 Feirlane 4 Door I eyl, ltd. lrf11L lloodlo Oool hooter 63 Ford Gelaxie 500 c-. 352 __ ltd. ,.... lloodto•nd """' 61 Olch 98 2 Door H.T, AI lrtnt. All _.,, ... dlo 1nd hooltr 61 Comlt 4 Door ''" 11011 .... ~~opondlblt of Amfl· lu'o liters to chooto ''""' U!t, or u.,., wttll IOrtfctl or hariZQnlol '!"Chtltt ,....,..... wotlo ' - lpt'lflold laltocd doll••- tot II!!IIHIII jllllor•' . -·lilljjiltl••·· ' cyl. "' ...... lloodlo .... USED CAR LOT . LfCUIIIIyolin9NIIt. t.llddlo""" • ·---- - .. .. - - .. . . . . ~ - . -- ..... .. ...... .. ... America's Best Power Tiller Buy I *iYI.Mwttfo -... wtt~ 14'· •olt Un" -~ .!or lift, Ill •11o H' .tlltlna llldt!o, 111l!illl II!Ciutho qoolek hoolor K&lth Mit Ftrtl DETROIT (UP!) - A pair 'of goals by Dough Mohns and Bobby Hull's 48th of the season led he Cbicago Black Hawks to a 1·1 victory over tho Detroit Red Wings here Saturday atternoon. 4 HP _ 159.95 5HP _ 174.95 OPEN EVIllY I>AY-ALL DAY . PICKENS HARDWARE •• ' I l'hfne 773-5583 Muon, w. v•. hall, Wilton stepped up the , tempo but that stU! was to a : anall's pace. Strausbaugh 111rt.- I eel ahoottng from the outllde 1 £ft Tim Goss allpped through lhe V -o7 OUUt middle three tlmea. Wilton mn• the boardl bul <GUI*''t Nelsonville ushered Sher·id.,, ll stop Simpson or Werry wltb to the sldelinea in the Class 10 from outside, Ronnie (Bones) BIBketball Tournament Friri•v II Logan with 8 and Dick KniCht ni8ht 75-ll9. with I. Bill Moore added f . The winners displayed Wilton hit 13 of 30 from the scoring balance with Gary HaY· II field. The Panthers with Simp. nes getting 22 points, s t e v. son so aharp, bit 2i of S8 for • Schulta 21 and Bob Richards 19. Howlil'd Thlvonor sizzling 55 per cent. Gary Sterrett of Sheridan, howThe P the ever, topped all 1<0rers with 'I'BIS WEEK'S an rs now meet tbe 34-point performance : e r of the Kyger Creek-Me- The reams were ev~n in lleld SPECIAL! ur game in the senli-flnaLt goals with u each but from M:ch 4 8' 30 p.m. the charity line It was NelsonY qua _rs: ville 2.1-11. 12 18 52 ~~ :... ::· .. .. .. 32 NELSONVILLE (7i) - Rlch· · .. ·.... 8 10 20 40 ards, 6-7·19; Haynea, 7-8-22; Automatie, blue Knlgh~z!!'~r !Ul Daugherty, :J.O.ll; Schultz, a.aLo 00 1 71 W mpson 11·1·23, 21: Harold, 0.2-2: Pancake, 1!1J~an • • ' erry ~10, Moore 8. Total• - 2623-75. ' SHERIDAN (69) - Horsey YOUR ... ~::2 Swisher 04&. Totals 21- 1-6-2; Palmer, Brandon: · WILTO 2-6-4 ; Dupler, 5-0-10; SterreU, ,. N <II) .. 11-12-34; DeRolph 1.().2; Wlr1e. ll Strausbaugh H0.20, Wells gardner 3-5-11 Totals - 2H1'·11 2-2-ll Peters 04& Goss 2-2 • • • • ~. 69. 04&, Runles 1-0.2. 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' . ·- ,, . ......... .. -- -· ' .. . . . .. . . ~ ' ... . .. .. .. . . .... , ..... - - .._,.. '"" ..... _.. . _ ................. 7 .... ,.' J f ~I • ' ' • t-Tht lock ~ yuns * * Only 18, But * tvergreens are Program Topic Of Garden Club ~daY T!m~eaUnll. luDdAJ, ,...., rr, t• Sund~y Times-Sentinel ' Mrs. Vernon Weller was hosless to tll4> Rutland Friendly Gardeners Wedll<!sday evening at her home wben evergreens was the program topic. * * He's 1op Miler * The meeting was in charge of Mrs. Howard Birchfield, president, aud members roU caD w~ an eve,rgreen ting. It was announced Mn. Bircll!ield would al!!!'~r,j on WMPO Garden Club Mollday, March 7. rangements for the Home were made by Mrs. Joe Bolin and Mrs. Tom MArtin. Members were reminded to bring seeds for ~H club to the March meeting. . \ I An IUustcated talk with scriptitns and varieties of evergreens, by Mrs. Harold Sauer in her absence wu given by Mrs. Don Harrison. A paper "Why evergreen leave! may ran," was given by Mrs. Birchfielll, alld an arUcle, A Mrs. SECOND CONCERT - The Greenwich Quartet. and instrumental group will present the second concert on the Tri-County terlea at 8 p.m. Tues- ganleo wllh birda, by day ln Gallia Academy auditorium. Plctwed left to right are Guy Lumia, violinist; Herbert Rogers, pianist; Gary VanOrsdale, vtolost and Allen Mc- Bruee Davis. The traveling prize dol8ted Gill, cellist. by Mrs. Carl Morris was award- Greenwich Quartet Giving Concert Tuesday!;::~.::·:. ~~= ) \ NEWLYWEDS- Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lee Adams were married December 30 at the Asbury MethodiSt Church ill Syraeuse Vows of the double rmg ceremony were read. b1 the Rev. Wendell Stutler. They are at home to theJr fri.ende at 2412 Washmglon Blvd., Belp1o. \See next pago for w.O. ding account), . an aucUon of baked goads and The second concert of the Iperformances occasions of rare for his professioR when he was his second Nfw York recital In I -Appearing as cellist ibis household articles was he'd, af· Trl • County Community Con· beauty, vitality and 1mmediate 11only seven. t 11, he won a ITown. Hall was given an acco- season Is Allen McGill. I• 11160 fer which the hostess 85slsted cert Association's 1965-66 series communication. [scholarshJp to the Brooklyn lade m the New York T1mes: he rece1ved has B. S. degree by her daughter. onna and her will be presented at a p. m. The Quartet's pianist, ~er· Academy of Mus1c, a~d at 16 "He retur~ed to give a brilli· fro~ the Juilliard School of Mu- mother, Mrs. Lawrence Milhoaa, Tuesday in the auditorium of the bert Rogers, is ~lso a recJtal- lw.Jn. another scholarship for a~t accoun~ of himself in a SIC 1n New ~ark where be w~ served refreshments. Gallla Academy High School, ist of note, havmg perform~ stud1es ~t ~e Eastman School v1rt~oso recital. He see~s we11 I scholarship stud~nt. lmmed1- Attending were the aben and ~eaturing one of the country's fref']uently in New Y~rk, m- of Mus1c tn Rochester. He ~u1pped fo!' success_. HIS play~ at_ely after gr~duat10n, _Mr. Me- Mrs. Bruce May, Mrs. Harvey mo•f outstanding instrumental eluding Town Hall recitals, as holds the degrees of both Bach- mg has pohsh and fmesse to •IG1ll entered hiS professtonal ca· O'Dell, Mrs. Robert Snowden, ensembles Greenwich Quarter. well as in key cities of Europe. elor and Master of Music, as high degree." ,ret>r as first cellist of the St. A1J's. Jim Thomas and Mrs. The su~ess of the group has Mr. Rogers, a native of Wichi- well as the highest distinction Gary VanOsdale is the QuarJ LoulB Sywphony, and he also Fred Williamson. sprung from lite unusually high Ita Falls, Texas, had a Town to be offered by the Eastman let's violist. He balls from Ak· loured extensively with the caliber of mJilliclanship of Hall recital railed by "Musicatlschool- the Performer's CeriJ·Iron, where he perforJQOd for St. Louis Sinfonietta as princiINJURED IN FALL !ath artist. fn leading or- America" as "A deft, buoyantlficale and Artist's Diploma. three seasons with that city's pal cellist. Alva v. Mahaffey, 04. Rl 4 ·hestras and ensembles, as performance, an unJillually ex- In 1961, a Fulbright Fellow- ~' symphony. A four • year schol· Leopold Stokowski engaged Albany was admitted to Hoi· \ wlmsts in recitals and on the citing debut," and the New] ship sent him to Paris, and dur- ~rsh1p to the CincinnaU College I Allen Mcill for his famed zer Hospital al to 10 p.m. Fri·artio, each has performed with York Times called him "A per- ir,g his European stay, he gave [Conflervatr.ry of Music won bim American Symphony Orchestra. day with a fractured pelvis and ootable success. And because iormer with both technique and [many concerts in France, Hot- h1s bachelor of music degree in '1\t JJ.oted conductor was qmck a fractured jaw. He was mlhey are young men, there is imagination, an unusually com- land . England and Germa~y..~r. 1962 and for three consecutive to recognize the young .cellist's jured ~en he fell eut ?fa haya youthful ardor and love of mlmicative performance." [Lum1a served as solo vmhmst seasons, Mr. Va~Osdale bas talents and promoted h1m to mow 1n the bam at h1s home. mn<ic making by the Green·] Born in New York, vlmintst with Leningrad's Ktrov Ballet Ibeen enaged by u., Aspen the principal chair io his secood His <ondition is roported as wich Q113rlel which makes its Guy Lunda began preparalions lduring Its New York visit, and Festival Orchestra Ia Colorado. season. goad. 1 I \ McGulfeys' Readers Provide Program Material for Rock Springs Grange I Mrs. Burkett Installed Rocks Springs Grange lived It onomie chairman, reported that ~ was given by Mrs. Waller Wadup oo a program !rom McGuf- she had the rules for sewing deU and the meeting .was closfey's readers ia a regular ses· contesl8 for the year aJtd also ed with group singing and a sion Thursday evening Vf It h that the Grange would serve poem given by Mrs. Burkett, Fred Goeglein, worthy master, lunch at the Southeaster• Here"Never Cease to Marvel." The pre•iding. ford sale, March 19, at the coiiiibostesses 1 Mrs ..John Welsl:1, ~l~. Mrs. Amos Leonard, home ec· lly garage. Pomona Grange Carl Horky. Mrs. J. K. Sm1th, was announced for Friday, Sewing Club Meet. Mrs. Thomas Kelly, Mrs. Vm· March 4, at Ute Rock Springs ' cent Dabo, aSd Mrs. Edward hall. Other officers Installed were Knitl on Sweaters Tewksbary, served salad and Mrs. R. M. Sherman vice pres- Th So d Cl b 1 sandwiches during the social The program from McGuf· 1 1 8 ldent; Mrs. Myron Miller, sec· ke 'than h ew [uMrmeRas hour. fey readers was presented, ret•ry and Mrs. Waller Waddell wee a, e. orne o s. ose which opened with a biography • lreaslji'Or, along With the chair- Sheets to kmt on their sweaters, A group of present ll!ld for· oi William H McGuffey by Mrs. mer Gallia chose SuR· W A M , I lurer. Read· man of tho varioua committees. and learn how to make arm IS day, Feb. countians 20th for a friendly . · ·. organ ec TO WED- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Darnell, Mulberry-av, Mrs. James Harley conducted holes in sweaters. Mist Naacy Planl1 gathering and covered dish din- mgs given Included, Forty Years Pomeroy, are announemg the engagement and approachthe canllellght Installation and Mrs. Sheets served cake, ice ner at the home of Mr. and Ago, by Mrs. Robert Louks; ing marriage o( !hell daughter Linda Lee, to Donald Wi~ read the cbarge of the office cream, ~ coffee and pop during Mrs. Donald M. Payae In Pin- The Spider and the Fly, Mrs. liam Mayer, son o( Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mayer, Oak Street, asthufficers stolid back of lite a social hour. Attending wero Ita p k Fl 'da William Grueser; an Elegy of Pomoroy. Miss Darnell" a graduate or Pomeroy Higb altar holding an open Bible Ruby Sheets, Mrs. Dana Cald~ :Jo;ed the de· Msdam Blaize, Amos Leonard; School, class of 1965, and attended Columbus Bus111ess Unlo the Cross aDd a llgbted caadle: well, Thelma Lockhart, Alta / llghlful affaJr were: Mr. aDd and The Old Oake• Bucket, versity. Mr. Mayer rs a groduate of Pomeroy H1gh Sehoo~ Dalley, Becky Unroe, and hos- Mrs. Donald Hicks presented Mrs. Stanley Evans, Gallipolis, William Grueser. Iclass of 1964, and of Uhro Slale Barber College ia Co!UJBo Mrs. :Paul Haptonstall, out tesS Mrs. Sheets. Guests were devotions usmg the theme, Mr. aRd. Mrs. Gilbert L. Plants Mr and Mrs Vance Fenster- Amos Leonard read T_h e bus. He 19 employed by Warner's Barber Shop m Pomeroy. going president, opened the Margvel Hardesty and Ethel '·Love of God" demoRslrated of Rl. 1 Gallipolis are aonounc- maker of New Port Rickey, Tempest; Mrs. Homer R1ce, The wedding will be an event of Ma y 1st in the Federate4 meeting and led the group Fellure. wtth persooal expenen~s at the ing engagement aod approach· Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Fol· 'Ilte Snowman; Ml9. Fred Goeg- Church 1n Pomeroy. The custom or open churcll and opell singing of lite -hymn, "What a February m.,.Ung of ~iddleport ing marriage of their daughter, den cl Venice, Fla , Mr. and 'ein, The Battle of BlenheJR; reception wih be observed_:_ , _ _ __ __ __ _ _ _. Friend." Devotions were given ~TrENDS INSPI!;(:J'JON W.C.T.U. Fnday eveDIR~ al the Nancy c. Plants to Mr. Ronnie Mrs. Harold Bean Ill St. Mrs. Fr81lk Grueser, What I - -'---- -- - - ~ by ~ Harley who used the Se~ral members of the Order heme of Mrs. Betty Clme. Lee Lemley 808 of Mr aDd Mr burg Fla Mrs Lillian BW11s Live For; Mrs. Homer Radford, Iitle, "A Great Leader St1ll of the EasleJ)l Star were In Mrs. Hicks road the atory of Luther Lemiey of Rt. Gautpo- of G~Uipoiis ' Two ways of telllng a story, Leada" Ia which she spoke of Marittta rec~ntly to attend the "Tbe Praying Hands" and dis- lis. Mr. and M·rs. Garret v. Sbeel8 aDd Fred Goeglein, the boy the blrlltdays of great men of annual clrapter Inspection. At- played a ·plaque of tht hands The wedding wiH be aa event and Mr. alld Mrs. Harry 0. who Cried Wolf. In f our hls!Qry ln February lnclud· tendiag from Middleport were assoclatmg the example of the of Saturday March 19th at Clark all of New Port Ricl<ey AI the close of tho meetisg, . The Chesler PTA regislered,trvely annouMCed lor Marcb • lng_ W'asblngton, Lincoln, aDd Mrs. ~aut Winn, Mrs. M. L, christian faith and gondaess_ of the Poplar' Ridge Free 'wm Fla., Mr. and Mrs. El Judy of refreshments were served. Jts opposJiron to rediStrirlrnR I•t (hester. Edison. French, Mr~, wm. R<yoolda, her mother throughout her til~. Baptist church. The custom of St. Petersburg, Fla , Mr. and _ Monday eve•mg with Presrdcnt Two members of the Eastere Mrs. Burkett preolded over Mrs. Wm. KJRg, Mr. & Mrs. Ro- Cards were sent to Mrs. DaVId open church will he obsered, Mr. and Mrs. D. Lester SEEK UCENSE Carl Kautz preSJdmg and Rus- L<" al S< h?ol Hoard preseot sta.. the new bUIIness seasloa when bert King, Mrs. Max Davi8 Mn. Darst, and Mrs. Bertha rch- Miss Plants is attendiag Gallia Davl• of Gallipolis Mr and An application lor a marriage sell Speacer opemng wJih the e1 that Chesler !chool m•y ,., reporal were &lven. wthe group Charlene Thomas, Mrs. Evely• er, who are Ill. Birthday greet· Academy High school Mr Lem- Mrs. Lester Glassburn of Galli- Ucense bas been filed in the PTA prayer. ce~ve some phySICal 1110~,. dlsctDd the project el mak- Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hug- ings were sent to Katie Mathews 1 aduated from K. er'Creek polis, Mr. and Mrs. Detlver office of Gallia COUDty probate The recently postponed Cou•-: cqu•pmenl, but w1ll not be eltgt. lng ololla hJr Vlel Nam cbild- hes aDd Mrs. Earl Werner. March meeting was annoUDCe- : hoot . th I yg of 11164 S:Ogle of Sarasota Fla ' Mr. court by Keith E. Meske, 27 ty Council meetmg was lenta- ble to usc the ~~structors of thl ed for the Stb Thursday with ~ au::din: c;;~s Graad~ Carl Pittman of 'st. Peters- Rio Grande, teacher, and Gre~ - --- -· Federal Hemedral Readmg ... the place to be announced later. Colle • burg, Fla., aDd Mr. .B L. clteo Anile Mosamao, 21, Galli- Min D~trose Wills ;rlr"s rca l Fitness Program. , Tbe group formed a frieHdship g .:___ Starcher of Gallipolis. polis studeal Honors at Colle e I The PTA went oa record u circle for the benedicltoB. Mrs. g Mt f.vonng a proposed ~ u . . Chne was assisted by Mrs. MarAnnouAcemeRt has been made tnding of dJe £hester a at The World Tbeme, You Are Scripture readings were gJV· Yin Kelly and Miss Cbarlottee IS by Lake Erie College at Pains- lteedsville scbonls, IIGI' doM My Willleaoes," was presented en by Mrs. Fred Gibbs of the Davidson I• serving • dessert Hie that MISS Judy Durose. ' it favOI' a consolidated Eigllllt by cburdt 'INIDell of the -ld First Baptist Church aDd Mrs. .,. candy and mints. Krade eommeocement, Tli1 Friday at lite World Day of Campbell Harper of the Mount ceuse Wlw . daughter of :vir. ami Mrs. AI· S<hool luD<b program Prayer tel'lllcel. In Middleport Mortab Cburclt. Tbe litany ser- Others present were Mabel Ketio bert Durose, ~as one of the ! so discusse<t. wu the aervlel wos held at Heath vice alsa Included hymn sing- Mrs. Clyde Wlnebronne, Pearl The Kyg,.. Methodist Sullday fresh~en womes ho•ored at a I Room oouot was won b Metbodlst Cl!urch with women lng and response by the ..... Ho~man, Mrs. Jacob Thuner, school members recently held tea gren IL'Cently by Alpha SIXth rade who will y lbt of the varitua cburches taking gregatiOil. Ehabelh Iaven, Peggy Ar· BR oyster supper at the lOOge Lambda Della . for those achre- ]bonus greadi~ circle boo"';;'Olve a part. Mrs jleorge Andersen of lbe noll, Nora Hamlltoa, Genevlve hall. Mr. Homer HockllliiJI seracadenuc aerago durmg the d th g . • Na!Qo Firat· United Presbyterian Saxton, Margaret Sauer, Mrs. ved as cook witb Clair Albey fall quarter. ,e 011 e servmg committee 1be J11M1bt1 was upettetl wltb Church led in the Prayer& ol Arthur Lewis, Mrs. E. 0. Me- Perry Bracfuury Arnold Stump' Barrio Graoge meetiag lido I Could Live My Life Over I Those invrti'd to the ev.nt had for March are Mrs. Hobort an orgaa prelude by Mrs. C. M, IntercessiOil and for people •· Kimey and Beulah White. Jim Bradbury ;..d others ..: week opened witb a bang when Would Pick More Daisies," by maint:nned a B avmge or bet- Newell. charrman, Mrs. Lucilll Hennesy'wlth Mrs. James Crio- round the world Serving as alsting ' bursting balloons were used ID Edith Cornell, aDd "Wbell Fatb- ll!r Miss Durose was a~ hooor Ridenour, Mrs. Betty Farrlll\ well, preoldent of the ,S,C.S, ushenJ for tbe ~!&!rug were Couple Honored ' Garo'es were enjoyed lltrougb- caD the members to atteaUon. er Shook The Stove,'' by Marie sr~duale of the Gallia Academy Mrs Mary Showalter, Mrs, Mao ctvlng tbe call to worsblp. Mrs Lewis Sauer . ,Jr Mrs 0 • . out lbo evening followlltg tbe Kathleen Dural, master, preald- McCully. class of 1965 She was the guest Iry Gilblan, Mrs. Betty ~ • ··•- for ... ~Jce · Mrs • Nao·Maore, Mrs. Frank·• Cheese-· n ~tnmveraarv Trere wu 1 q"'" · · ......,. w" ·~ • ~. • supper, Tbe menu Included oy- ed · ... 011 oakes of her parents over lhe past Mrs. Grace Gumpf ' ond Riebard Ov(eu. pre,"ldOIII of tbe brew aDd Mrs. Con Young. A Lower River Road oouple, ster stew, fried oysters, eelery, A lengthy program ol nail- and a llfe savor OOIII!sl be- weekeod. Margaret Amhergi!J'. , B. H. Sanl>!trD MiasiOIIary SO- Projeels frtm the World Day Mr. aDd Mrs. Clyde Saullders, ..ffee, and kool-aid. Dgs given IRcluded: "'Ha:" You four men alld four womThe March meetmg will f!lo clely of il)t Flnl Baptist of Prayer Gills are lntetdenom- were pleasantly surprlaed re- Atlettdlng were Rev, and Kindaess Glvea to You, by en waa bold. The womea woo! E .,_ f'. lure a famrly night progr8JII Cl!urch. !national and lite used 1n tbe cently when they retwned Mrs. Rober! Rider and child- Edith CorneD; "I Love You The ellllillg reading waa no ...-ange ll'lf18 w:tn Mr. and Mrs. Rofie1t 11 ood '" <harge. Tbe Orda' t1 Worsblp laclud- Unitad Slates aDd tbrougboul home. They found th<>ir en- 1'011, Barbara, Ralldy and Bob- Fo~ Wbat;:eu Are," by Ella "Jey Of BeiJtl A Loctlll'et'," by Film about Cancer ' . " .,. ed prayera liven by Mrs. Cris- lite' world The two special pro- tire family assembled to help by, Mr. alld Mn. Perry Brad- Vodbom; ~ Granpa CotJn. Helen Wickline. Aa acblevemenl Eno Grange met Tuesday oight •hMrs. Paul ~ae~r~..,~~W.:~~~~ ,-.• 4 , well Mrs Owen Mrs. Ameld jeCis for ·19111 Include Training litem celebrate their wedding bary, Mr. and Mrs, Arnold ed Grandma, by Muecl Ha!A:b- award lor 11t11 waa presented. In its regular meeting. Mrs. ~~~ Fo~ndher s Day ~ the Moriah for lay perstii1S and pl!lfesslou- anniversary. Slump aDd children, 'Jaaet aDd er; "Don't Be Discoura&ed 1be mtieting on M!llch 24th C. M. McGioneS! and Dr. Lewis e Jng 0 t e Jlaplbt ~ Hd Mn, Dow- at wwli:en in lite United Staleo Tho6e preaeot were Mr. and David, Mr. and Mn. Walter Facts About IJneoln," by Haw- will be 1 1apper fGr members A. Scluuldl presented 1 well- ~· Chesltr PTA .. Its 1011. and lay training centers In Asia, Mrs. .Jim Saunders and d!ild- Rife, Mr. and Mrs. Claif wd Hatcher; Heallb lacll, "If Willi blrtbdaJB ill IIIIWY, Feb- received film on lllncer. utg was lJeld February Mrs. ~of Healb Cllurdt, Africa and Latin America. Olit' reo, Beclty, Pam, Lisa aDd Mat· Allley and children, &le!' ailtl You Feel Tired," by Heward ruary tmd Mardi. ~· Smitb There was a question aDd ans- ~Jth 36 ~bers pneenled a medltaliaa etllit- er . ~jeela iaelutle the miSrllll lbew, of Gallipolis, Mr. aDd Ruth, Mlsa April Motdy, Mr. Vojlborn, will present a Oow• demollllrl· wer period and a discussion led ftrat proJOCI WIJ led ''LaiiJ • lbe CiuJrCh Ia m1n1stry wor11 llllOill Indian- Mrs. Harold Smith and SillS, aDd Mrs. Homer ~aDd '1WIIe Sayfn41 Of Wuhllg· liOII. Memberl will bold 1 bulb by Dr. !iclunidt following tbe band unifonn~. Mrs.> ~ World." Sbe urged cllrfo- Alllerieantl, International. stu: Bryce and Mark of Pomeroy, cbUdren, Tentlltl, Blckf m loll," by Kalbleet! llulll; .A dlt- and .* '! f!lchal&e, ~ M~ ahi1wlnl·lf the ~lm. Dr. Schmid! Kalght wu flnt II !lie .11 ,...ij IIana to W!ll*l !Gr Cbrlal iD dents and world rnlsBIIllltl. lrhe and Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Jeffen Jbnmy, Mrs. Cora Ward, Mrs. IY. "My Paydt~," by David tlh HIITIII GrU8I wiD ftslt IIIVO an lnlere91ilti and lnforma· presidents. tf!* ..., -, ~ by ll.Jelr Wol'ld Day of Prayer Is 10011- and SOliS, Kentoa, Kevin aDd Lutllle Mulford, Mrs, ·· Lolllle Wlckllne, februlry rellllDl.lcent- Springfield Grauge llld put 011 tive talk on lbe danger slpal! ctll'llt:lltlll allltudtt tDward IOied by lite Un\ted Cl!urch Kyle of , ~. 'The Jeffers illlulb, Mr. aDd Mrs. Jim_Brad- H, .and p~ to nas wu p. degree -k. Two 1011 mem- of cancer. R<fresbmenta of Ice ted the ,~==:j to. lllllen,'.tmd llkbijl, 1 Women ollhe Nalltnal Council lunily spent the weekelld wltblllary, Mr. Qarence r.!aver llld · ·by Jtllbl- Durlt and Mu- bert bave been voted 1111111ber- CT88DI, eilerll' pie and eoffee tioa coaductad by t Mrs. Edward BurkeU was Installed president of the Wornen's Association of the , First United Presbyterian Church tn Middleport during Installation Rrlces held at the regular meeting Thursday evening at the church. ren. Mrs. Fred Lewis, program leader, presented a chapter entitled, ''The Stewart Who Cheated The Lord," taken from the book, "Tales Jesus Told." The prayer for missionaries Gallians Living /n florida Meet At Payne Home Love of God • Theme Used /n Devotions Engagement of Nancy Plants A ecJ s nnounc ' • .."w'ho a p-,. i Chester pTA Records Opposition p ed Cha e . G ad District• rOpoS ng e "" r an! World Witnessing Theme Presented In Middleport Universol Services JUchard.. Kyger Method' t Church Group EnJOYS . supper Grange Mee tl.ng 0 pens WL•th Bang a t Mount .rq. ,.GUGIII*- . ~. Gf~ '".. ~. ~ "'" Mi'.DtiiiWYouat- ,, .~ 'f't\!',!\~ ftll "l;ltlbia~ .lillt!lll"'- --- will! .... ' �• • • • • .... 1., ,,, ·- - ~. . ..... ._ . .... ~ ..... ' . ·- ,, . ......... .. -- -· ' .. . . . .. . . ~ ' ... . .. .. .. . . .... , ..... - - .._,.. '"" ..... _.. . _ ................. 7 .... ,.' J f ~I • ' ' • t-Tht lock ~ yuns * * Only 18, But * tvergreens are Program Topic Of Garden Club ~daY T!m~eaUnll. luDdAJ, ,...., rr, t• Sund~y Times-Sentinel ' Mrs. Vernon Weller was hosless to tll4> Rutland Friendly Gardeners Wedll<!sday evening at her home wben evergreens was the program topic. * * He's 1op Miler * The meeting was in charge of Mrs. Howard Birchfield, president, aud members roU caD w~ an eve,rgreen ting. It was announced Mn. Bircll!ield would al!!!'~r,j on WMPO Garden Club Mollday, March 7. rangements for the Home were made by Mrs. Joe Bolin and Mrs. Tom MArtin. Members were reminded to bring seeds for ~H club to the March meeting. . \ I An IUustcated talk with scriptitns and varieties of evergreens, by Mrs. Harold Sauer in her absence wu given by Mrs. Don Harrison. A paper "Why evergreen leave! may ran," was given by Mrs. Birchfielll, alld an arUcle, A Mrs. SECOND CONCERT - The Greenwich Quartet. and instrumental group will present the second concert on the Tri-County terlea at 8 p.m. Tues- ganleo wllh birda, by day ln Gallia Academy auditorium. Plctwed left to right are Guy Lumia, violinist; Herbert Rogers, pianist; Gary VanOrsdale, vtolost and Allen Mc- Bruee Davis. The traveling prize dol8ted Gill, cellist. by Mrs. Carl Morris was award- Greenwich Quartet Giving Concert Tuesday!;::~.::·:. ~~= ) \ NEWLYWEDS- Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lee Adams were married December 30 at the Asbury MethodiSt Church ill Syraeuse Vows of the double rmg ceremony were read. b1 the Rev. Wendell Stutler. They are at home to theJr fri.ende at 2412 Washmglon Blvd., Belp1o. \See next pago for w.O. ding account), . an aucUon of baked goads and The second concert of the Iperformances occasions of rare for his professioR when he was his second Nfw York recital In I -Appearing as cellist ibis household articles was he'd, af· Trl • County Community Con· beauty, vitality and 1mmediate 11only seven. t 11, he won a ITown. Hall was given an acco- season Is Allen McGill. I• 11160 fer which the hostess 85slsted cert Association's 1965-66 series communication. [scholarshJp to the Brooklyn lade m the New York T1mes: he rece1ved has B. S. degree by her daughter. onna and her will be presented at a p. m. The Quartet's pianist, ~er· Academy of Mus1c, a~d at 16 "He retur~ed to give a brilli· fro~ the Juilliard School of Mu- mother, Mrs. Lawrence Milhoaa, Tuesday in the auditorium of the bert Rogers, is ~lso a recJtal- lw.Jn. another scholarship for a~t accoun~ of himself in a SIC 1n New ~ark where be w~ served refreshments. Gallla Academy High School, ist of note, havmg perform~ stud1es ~t ~e Eastman School v1rt~oso recital. He see~s we11 I scholarship stud~nt. lmmed1- Attending were the aben and ~eaturing one of the country's fref']uently in New Y~rk, m- of Mus1c tn Rochester. He ~u1pped fo!' success_. HIS play~ at_ely after gr~duat10n, _Mr. Me- Mrs. Bruce May, Mrs. Harvey mo•f outstanding instrumental eluding Town Hall recitals, as holds the degrees of both Bach- mg has pohsh and fmesse to •IG1ll entered hiS professtonal ca· O'Dell, Mrs. Robert Snowden, ensembles Greenwich Quarter. well as in key cities of Europe. elor and Master of Music, as high degree." ,ret>r as first cellist of the St. A1J's. Jim Thomas and Mrs. The su~ess of the group has Mr. Rogers, a native of Wichi- well as the highest distinction Gary VanOsdale is the QuarJ LoulB Sywphony, and he also Fred Williamson. sprung from lite unusually high Ita Falls, Texas, had a Town to be offered by the Eastman let's violist. He balls from Ak· loured extensively with the caliber of mJilliclanship of Hall recital railed by "Musicatlschool- the Performer's CeriJ·Iron, where he perforJQOd for St. Louis Sinfonietta as princiINJURED IN FALL !ath artist. fn leading or- America" as "A deft, buoyantlficale and Artist's Diploma. three seasons with that city's pal cellist. Alva v. Mahaffey, 04. Rl 4 ·hestras and ensembles, as performance, an unJillually ex- In 1961, a Fulbright Fellow- ~' symphony. A four • year schol· Leopold Stokowski engaged Albany was admitted to Hoi· \ wlmsts in recitals and on the citing debut," and the New] ship sent him to Paris, and dur- ~rsh1p to the CincinnaU College I Allen Mcill for his famed zer Hospital al to 10 p.m. Fri·artio, each has performed with York Times called him "A per- ir,g his European stay, he gave [Conflervatr.ry of Music won bim American Symphony Orchestra. day with a fractured pelvis and ootable success. And because iormer with both technique and [many concerts in France, Hot- h1s bachelor of music degree in '1\t JJ.oted conductor was qmck a fractured jaw. He was mlhey are young men, there is imagination, an unusually com- land . England and Germa~y..~r. 1962 and for three consecutive to recognize the young .cellist's jured ~en he fell eut ?fa haya youthful ardor and love of mlmicative performance." [Lum1a served as solo vmhmst seasons, Mr. Va~Osdale bas talents and promoted h1m to mow 1n the bam at h1s home. mn<ic making by the Green·] Born in New York, vlmintst with Leningrad's Ktrov Ballet Ibeen enaged by u., Aspen the principal chair io his secood His <ondition is roported as wich Q113rlel which makes its Guy Lunda began preparalions lduring Its New York visit, and Festival Orchestra Ia Colorado. season. goad. 1 I \ McGulfeys' Readers Provide Program Material for Rock Springs Grange I Mrs. Burkett Installed Rocks Springs Grange lived It onomie chairman, reported that ~ was given by Mrs. Waller Wadup oo a program !rom McGuf- she had the rules for sewing deU and the meeting .was closfey's readers ia a regular ses· contesl8 for the year aJtd also ed with group singing and a sion Thursday evening Vf It h that the Grange would serve poem given by Mrs. Burkett, Fred Goeglein, worthy master, lunch at the Southeaster• Here"Never Cease to Marvel." The pre•iding. ford sale, March 19, at the coiiiibostesses 1 Mrs ..John Welsl:1, ~l~. Mrs. Amos Leonard, home ec· lly garage. Pomona Grange Carl Horky. Mrs. J. K. Sm1th, was announced for Friday, Sewing Club Meet. Mrs. Thomas Kelly, Mrs. Vm· March 4, at Ute Rock Springs ' cent Dabo, aSd Mrs. Edward hall. Other officers Installed were Knitl on Sweaters Tewksbary, served salad and Mrs. R. M. Sherman vice pres- Th So d Cl b 1 sandwiches during the social The program from McGuf· 1 1 8 ldent; Mrs. Myron Miller, sec· ke 'than h ew [uMrmeRas hour. fey readers was presented, ret•ry and Mrs. Waller Waddell wee a, e. orne o s. ose which opened with a biography • lreaslji'Or, along With the chair- Sheets to kmt on their sweaters, A group of present ll!ld for· oi William H McGuffey by Mrs. mer Gallia chose SuR· W A M , I lurer. Read· man of tho varioua committees. and learn how to make arm IS day, Feb. countians 20th for a friendly . · ·. organ ec TO WED- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Darnell, Mulberry-av, Mrs. James Harley conducted holes in sweaters. Mist Naacy Planl1 gathering and covered dish din- mgs given Included, Forty Years Pomeroy, are announemg the engagement and approachthe canllellght Installation and Mrs. Sheets served cake, ice ner at the home of Mr. and Ago, by Mrs. Robert Louks; ing marriage o( !hell daughter Linda Lee, to Donald Wi~ read the cbarge of the office cream, ~ coffee and pop during Mrs. Donald M. Payae In Pin- The Spider and the Fly, Mrs. liam Mayer, son o( Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mayer, Oak Street, asthufficers stolid back of lite a social hour. Attending wero Ita p k Fl 'da William Grueser; an Elegy of Pomoroy. Miss Darnell" a graduate or Pomeroy Higb altar holding an open Bible Ruby Sheets, Mrs. Dana Cald~ :Jo;ed the de· Msdam Blaize, Amos Leonard; School, class of 1965, and attended Columbus Bus111ess Unlo the Cross aDd a llgbted caadle: well, Thelma Lockhart, Alta / llghlful affaJr were: Mr. aDd and The Old Oake• Bucket, versity. Mr. Mayer rs a groduate of Pomeroy H1gh Sehoo~ Dalley, Becky Unroe, and hos- Mrs. Donald Hicks presented Mrs. Stanley Evans, Gallipolis, William Grueser. Iclass of 1964, and of Uhro Slale Barber College ia Co!UJBo Mrs. :Paul Haptonstall, out tesS Mrs. Sheets. Guests were devotions usmg the theme, Mr. aRd. Mrs. Gilbert L. Plants Mr and Mrs Vance Fenster- Amos Leonard read T_h e bus. He 19 employed by Warner's Barber Shop m Pomeroy. going president, opened the Margvel Hardesty and Ethel '·Love of God" demoRslrated of Rl. 1 Gallipolis are aonounc- maker of New Port Rickey, Tempest; Mrs. Homer R1ce, The wedding will be an event of Ma y 1st in the Federate4 meeting and led the group Fellure. wtth persooal expenen~s at the ing engagement aod approach· Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Fol· 'Ilte Snowman; Ml9. Fred Goeg- Church 1n Pomeroy. The custom or open churcll and opell singing of lite -hymn, "What a February m.,.Ung of ~iddleport ing marriage of their daughter, den cl Venice, Fla , Mr. and 'ein, The Battle of BlenheJR; reception wih be observed_:_ , _ _ __ __ __ _ _ _. Friend." Devotions were given ~TrENDS INSPI!;(:J'JON W.C.T.U. Fnday eveDIR~ al the Nancy c. Plants to Mr. Ronnie Mrs. Harold Bean Ill St. Mrs. Fr81lk Grueser, What I - -'---- -- - - ~ by ~ Harley who used the Se~ral members of the Order heme of Mrs. Betty Clme. Lee Lemley 808 of Mr aDd Mr burg Fla Mrs Lillian BW11s Live For; Mrs. Homer Radford, Iitle, "A Great Leader St1ll of the EasleJ)l Star were In Mrs. Hicks road the atory of Luther Lemiey of Rt. Gautpo- of G~Uipoiis ' Two ways of telllng a story, Leada" Ia which she spoke of Marittta rec~ntly to attend the "Tbe Praying Hands" and dis- lis. Mr. and M·rs. Garret v. Sbeel8 aDd Fred Goeglein, the boy the blrlltdays of great men of annual clrapter Inspection. At- played a ·plaque of tht hands The wedding wiH be aa event and Mr. alld Mrs. Harry 0. who Cried Wolf. In f our hls!Qry ln February lnclud· tendiag from Middleport were assoclatmg the example of the of Saturday March 19th at Clark all of New Port Ricl<ey AI the close of tho meetisg, . The Chesler PTA regislered,trvely annouMCed lor Marcb • lng_ W'asblngton, Lincoln, aDd Mrs. ~aut Winn, Mrs. M. L, christian faith and gondaess_ of the Poplar' Ridge Free 'wm Fla., Mr. and Mrs. El Judy of refreshments were served. Jts opposJiron to rediStrirlrnR I•t (hester. Edison. French, Mr~, wm. R<yoolda, her mother throughout her til~. Baptist church. The custom of St. Petersburg, Fla , Mr. and _ Monday eve•mg with Presrdcnt Two members of the Eastere Mrs. Burkett preolded over Mrs. Wm. KJRg, Mr. & Mrs. Ro- Cards were sent to Mrs. DaVId open church will he obsered, Mr. and Mrs. D. Lester SEEK UCENSE Carl Kautz preSJdmg and Rus- L<" al S< h?ol Hoard preseot sta.. the new bUIIness seasloa when bert King, Mrs. Max Davi8 Mn. Darst, and Mrs. Bertha rch- Miss Plants is attendiag Gallia Davl• of Gallipolis Mr and An application lor a marriage sell Speacer opemng wJih the e1 that Chesler !chool m•y ,., reporal were &lven. wthe group Charlene Thomas, Mrs. Evely• er, who are Ill. Birthday greet· Academy High school Mr Lem- Mrs. Lester Glassburn of Galli- Ucense bas been filed in the PTA prayer. ce~ve some phySICal 1110~,. dlsctDd the project el mak- Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hug- ings were sent to Katie Mathews 1 aduated from K. er'Creek polis, Mr. and Mrs. Detlver office of Gallia COUDty probate The recently postponed Cou•-: cqu•pmenl, but w1ll not be eltgt. lng ololla hJr Vlel Nam cbild- hes aDd Mrs. Earl Werner. March meeting was annoUDCe- : hoot . th I yg of 11164 S:Ogle of Sarasota Fla ' Mr. court by Keith E. Meske, 27 ty Council meetmg was lenta- ble to usc the ~~structors of thl ed for the Stb Thursday with ~ au::din: c;;~s Graad~ Carl Pittman of 'st. Peters- Rio Grande, teacher, and Gre~ - --- -· Federal Hemedral Readmg ... the place to be announced later. Colle • burg, Fla., aDd Mr. .B L. clteo Anile Mosamao, 21, Galli- Min D~trose Wills ;rlr"s rca l Fitness Program. , Tbe group formed a frieHdship g .:___ Starcher of Gallipolis. polis studeal Honors at Colle e I The PTA went oa record u circle for the benedicltoB. Mrs. g Mt f.vonng a proposed ~ u . . Chne was assisted by Mrs. MarAnnouAcemeRt has been made tnding of dJe £hester a at The World Tbeme, You Are Scripture readings were gJV· Yin Kelly and Miss Cbarlottee IS by Lake Erie College at Pains- lteedsville scbonls, IIGI' doM My Willleaoes," was presented en by Mrs. Fred Gibbs of the Davidson I• serving • dessert Hie that MISS Judy Durose. ' it favOI' a consolidated Eigllllt by cburdt 'INIDell of the -ld First Baptist Church aDd Mrs. .,. candy and mints. Krade eommeocement, Tli1 Friday at lite World Day of Campbell Harper of the Mount ceuse Wlw . daughter of :vir. ami Mrs. AI· S<hool luD<b program Prayer tel'lllcel. In Middleport Mortab Cburclt. Tbe litany ser- Others present were Mabel Ketio bert Durose, ~as one of the ! so discusse<t. wu the aervlel wos held at Heath vice alsa Included hymn sing- Mrs. Clyde Wlnebronne, Pearl The Kyg,.. Methodist Sullday fresh~en womes ho•ored at a I Room oouot was won b Metbodlst Cl!urch with women lng and response by the ..... Ho~man, Mrs. Jacob Thuner, school members recently held tea gren IL'Cently by Alpha SIXth rade who will y lbt of the varitua cburches taking gregatiOil. Ehabelh Iaven, Peggy Ar· BR oyster supper at the lOOge Lambda Della . for those achre- ]bonus greadi~ circle boo"';;'Olve a part. Mrs jleorge Andersen of lbe noll, Nora Hamlltoa, Genevlve hall. Mr. Homer HockllliiJI seracadenuc aerago durmg the d th g . • Na!Qo Firat· United Presbyterian Saxton, Margaret Sauer, Mrs. ved as cook witb Clair Albey fall quarter. ,e 011 e servmg committee 1be J11M1bt1 was upettetl wltb Church led in the Prayer& ol Arthur Lewis, Mrs. E. 0. Me- Perry Bracfuury Arnold Stump' Barrio Graoge meetiag lido I Could Live My Life Over I Those invrti'd to the ev.nt had for March are Mrs. Hobort an orgaa prelude by Mrs. C. M, IntercessiOil and for people •· Kimey and Beulah White. Jim Bradbury ;..d others ..: week opened witb a bang when Would Pick More Daisies," by maint:nned a B avmge or bet- Newell. charrman, Mrs. Lucilll Hennesy'wlth Mrs. James Crio- round the world Serving as alsting ' bursting balloons were used ID Edith Cornell, aDd "Wbell Fatb- ll!r Miss Durose was a~ hooor Ridenour, Mrs. Betty Farrlll\ well, preoldent of the ,S,C.S, ushenJ for tbe ~!&!rug were Couple Honored ' Garo'es were enjoyed lltrougb- caD the members to atteaUon. er Shook The Stove,'' by Marie sr~duale of the Gallia Academy Mrs Mary Showalter, Mrs, Mao ctvlng tbe call to worsblp. Mrs Lewis Sauer . ,Jr Mrs 0 • . out lbo evening followlltg tbe Kathleen Dural, master, preald- McCully. class of 1965 She was the guest Iry Gilblan, Mrs. Betty ~ • ··•- for ... ~Jce · Mrs • Nao·Maore, Mrs. Frank·• Cheese-· n ~tnmveraarv Trere wu 1 q"'" · · ......,. w" ·~ • ~. • supper, Tbe menu Included oy- ed · ... 011 oakes of her parents over lhe past Mrs. Grace Gumpf ' ond Riebard Ov(eu. pre,"ldOIII of tbe brew aDd Mrs. Con Young. A Lower River Road oouple, ster stew, fried oysters, eelery, A lengthy program ol nail- and a llfe savor OOIII!sl be- weekeod. Margaret Amhergi!J'. , B. H. Sanl>!trD MiasiOIIary SO- Projeels frtm the World Day Mr. aDd Mrs. Clyde Saullders, ..ffee, and kool-aid. Dgs given IRcluded: "'Ha:" You four men alld four womThe March meetmg will f!lo clely of il)t Flnl Baptist of Prayer Gills are lntetdenom- were pleasantly surprlaed re- Atlettdlng were Rev, and Kindaess Glvea to You, by en waa bold. The womea woo! E .,_ f'. lure a famrly night progr8JII Cl!urch. !national and lite used 1n tbe cently when they retwned Mrs. Rober! Rider and child- Edith CorneD; "I Love You The ellllillg reading waa no ...-ange ll'lf18 w:tn Mr. and Mrs. Rofie1t 11 ood '" <harge. Tbe Orda' t1 Worsblp laclud- Unitad Slates aDd tbrougboul home. They found th<>ir en- 1'011, Barbara, Ralldy and Bob- Fo~ Wbat;:eu Are," by Ella "Jey Of BeiJtl A Loctlll'et'," by Film about Cancer ' . " .,. ed prayera liven by Mrs. Cris- lite' world The two special pro- tire family assembled to help by, Mr. alld Mn. Perry Brad- Vodbom; ~ Granpa CotJn. Helen Wickline. Aa acblevemenl Eno Grange met Tuesday oight •hMrs. Paul ~ae~r~..,~~W.:~~~~ ,-.• 4 , well Mrs Owen Mrs. Ameld jeCis for ·19111 Include Training litem celebrate their wedding bary, Mr. and Mrs, Arnold ed Grandma, by Muecl Ha!A:b- award lor 11t11 waa presented. In its regular meeting. Mrs. ~~~ Fo~ndher s Day ~ the Moriah for lay perstii1S and pl!lfesslou- anniversary. Slump aDd children, 'Jaaet aDd er; "Don't Be Discoura&ed 1be mtieting on M!llch 24th C. M. McGioneS! and Dr. Lewis e Jng 0 t e Jlaplbt ~ Hd Mn, Dow- at wwli:en in lite United Staleo Tho6e preaeot were Mr. and David, Mr. and Mn. Walter Facts About IJneoln," by Haw- will be 1 1apper fGr members A. Scluuldl presented 1 well- ~· Chesltr PTA .. Its 1011. and lay training centers In Asia, Mrs. .Jim Saunders and d!ild- Rife, Mr. and Mrs. Claif wd Hatcher; Heallb lacll, "If Willi blrtbdaJB ill IIIIWY, Feb- received film on lllncer. utg was lJeld February Mrs. ~of Healb Cllurdt, Africa and Latin America. Olit' reo, Beclty, Pam, Lisa aDd Mat· Allley and children, &le!' ailtl You Feel Tired," by Heward ruary tmd Mardi. ~· Smitb There was a question aDd ans- ~Jth 36 ~bers pneenled a medltaliaa etllit- er . ~jeela iaelutle the miSrllll lbew, of Gallipolis, Mr. aDd Ruth, Mlsa April Motdy, Mr. Vojlborn, will present a Oow• demollllrl· wer period and a discussion led ftrat proJOCI WIJ led ''LaiiJ • lbe CiuJrCh Ia m1n1stry wor11 llllOill Indian- Mrs. Harold Smith and SillS, aDd Mrs. Homer ~aDd '1WIIe Sayfn41 Of Wuhllg· liOII. Memberl will bold 1 bulb by Dr. !iclunidt following tbe band unifonn~. Mrs.> ~ World." Sbe urged cllrfo- Alllerieantl, International. stu: Bryce and Mark of Pomeroy, cbUdren, Tentlltl, Blckf m loll," by Kalbleet! llulll; .A dlt- and .* '! f!lchal&e, ~ M~ ahi1wlnl·lf the ~lm. Dr. Schmid! Kalght wu flnt II !lie .11 ,...ij IIana to W!ll*l !Gr Cbrlal iD dents and world rnlsBIIllltl. lrhe and Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Jeffen Jbnmy, Mrs. Cora Ward, Mrs. IY. "My Paydt~," by David tlh HIITIII GrU8I wiD ftslt IIIVO an lnlere91ilti and lnforma· presidents. tf!* ..., -, ~ by ll.Jelr Wol'ld Day of Prayer Is 10011- and SOliS, Kentoa, Kevin aDd Lutllle Mulford, Mrs, ·· Lolllle Wlckllne, februlry rellllDl.lcent- Springfield Grauge llld put 011 tive talk on lbe danger slpal! ctll'llt:lltlll allltudtt tDward IOied by lite Un\ted Cl!urch Kyle of , ~. 'The Jeffers illlulb, Mr. aDd Mrs. Jim_Brad- H, .and p~ to nas wu p. degree -k. Two 1011 mem- of cancer. R<fresbmenta of Ice ted the ,~==:j to. lllllen,'.tmd llkbijl, 1 Women ollhe Nalltnal Council lunily spent the weekelld wltblllary, Mr. Qarence r.!aver llld · ·by Jtllbl- Durlt and Mu- bert bave been voted 1111111ber- CT88DI, eilerll' pie and eoffee tioa coaductad by t Mrs. Edward BurkeU was Installed president of the Wornen's Association of the , First United Presbyterian Church tn Middleport during Installation Rrlces held at the regular meeting Thursday evening at the church. ren. Mrs. Fred Lewis, program leader, presented a chapter entitled, ''The Stewart Who Cheated The Lord," taken from the book, "Tales Jesus Told." The prayer for missionaries Gallians Living /n florida Meet At Payne Home Love of God • Theme Used /n Devotions Engagement of Nancy Plants A ecJ s nnounc ' • .."w'ho a p-,. i Chester pTA Records Opposition p ed Cha e . G ad District• rOpoS ng e "" r an! World Witnessing Theme Presented In Middleport Universol Services JUchard.. Kyger Method' t Church Group EnJOYS . supper Grange Mee tl.ng 0 pens WL•th Bang a t Mount .rq. ,.GUGIII*- . ~. Gf~ '".. ~. ~ "'" Mi'.DtiiiWYouat- ,, .~ 'f't\!',!\~ ftll "l;ltlbia~ .lillt!lll"'- --- will! .... ' �•• • •' •·' '1 t. ' Adult Bible Class Meets at RUG CLEANING Robinson's Pomeroy WY 2·5428 WY 2-5130 412 Second Avenue Galhpolis, Ollio Your Savings won 'Round Tile CJock• The ipolis Savings and Loan ASB Chairt adju1t ...Uy 10 It ollllproo. 'lboirllurdytioD •••urtt perfect Celebrating Our 80th Year SH Homellte Sows In Action! Bring In Your -u..- Choln Sew end Wo Will Sharpen It FREE G.llipolis, Ohio RIDENOUR SUPPLY CO. ••• THE PULL LINE TODAY CHESTER, OHIO The French City.· Press R ·JIIIoM 4464291 101 Second Ave, Happiness is discovering the deceptively sheer support stocking ..• • • !• ~ i• i i New Day Quarter Begins March 15 GBC Graduates Get The Better Jobs Mr. John Haner Is In a nurs· ' ing home at Georgelown. 0 . . Mr ~. Nellie Scar!xarry and Miso Eulah Wi!Hamo wiD ar· rive home the first of the week I after a sojourn In Florida. i & •• 1\l;>anor Circle;, f.ondu.ctinll.Study ;:,1-oun t ry G'1r l . . • Membm of the Eleanor Clrl'ie of Heath Church are conductina~ a ea rh week and are studl\l:lng 't \orbing \l Uil c mKtt-t.rs 1ht' ' ·•r,.frt>r q u:tl lty of PNnMIIt'llt :; l'rt>!ll uo IWn 1\od e l/(oltull. !i'! : i'rr tlit~ aipo.,. look ol thn LJ 1111 e ,f ·.,tf, ,.r p~ ttt"m lnmi~t~ sb~tll"!( ;: c·i Bl11\' l'1u k, \I.Ji '/(' or C.rrt:n. i books. The group : · .'1 .' <'\ .'} hotr-1:' of Mrs. Leo Smith. Mrs. Marvin Dowson is the !: 11·· J·IH. ., •• SH HOW YOUSAV( 0~~ THfSf! ' !hr u lh. Shapdy C lu.~1\'.. ~mar! ~ 1 · i rl ll.. IJ.· ~eu _ . 11Umo lf' ader with Mrs. William RuSS· Pll giving scripture. Members att•ndting Mrs. Bernard Pultz, M" (;>len Rrown. Mrs. Charle! Bcadbury, Mrs. Charleo NEW YORK . ·.• Mrs. James Johnson. 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Fling by Falhionata ••• ,_,.sass. -pulls, because It's made an axcktiiWI new ooay, SELECT GROUP • CHILDREN'S SHOES VALUIS TO $1G.95 3.00 4.00 5.00 ConniH end Mn, Wonderful VALUES TO $1D.95 OURS EXCLUSIVELY SPORn and RATS GGOUP OP This Is A S.led Group LITTLI lOY'S $4.00 WORK SHOES--YALUII TO $9.fl Women's House Sllppen $1.00 WOMEN'S SNOW BOOTS $].00 VoluH To $17.95 No Deposit MIN'S PLAIN TOI WORK SHOES - IIZII .- - - , . , - - - MIDDLEPORT, 0. E M 0 STILL GOING ON! BIG SAVINGS v C1ll, write, or visit for Information & catelog Gallipolis Business College • • • • • v " A ' ' ~~~OFF L L s R E M 0 REGULAR PRICE e OPEN EVERY MONDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9 A L E s A L E -11 Bottle Carton $5.00 ~ Chlld~n's Socks 20c p1ir \ Knee High Socks _ 70c pilr Sumltu 2 pr•.$1.00 .' WOMENS Hose BETTER PURSU . '2.00 *3.00 ne ) New Item• from Thermo-Ja~'• Hot Dog Stand Hot Doas flt llka eldnl Poor Boy~ love Hot Dopl Pallcane fln tha bllll Tank-Topt top everythllli or nothlnal Caterpillars 110 hOt·d~na evarywhertl Thlt fit •• , that look ••• that feel- only will! TJ'a soft c:Qtton awutlhlrt kn!L In Pink, Canary, Sky Blue, Aqua, Melon or Navy ••• iome lttms also In Black and Whitt IN . YOUR FAVORITE I *2·" ~~JC:GSI *3·99 BLU! POOH&• *4·" TANK·TOP PELICAN SHOFITI - --· • ,. . POOR' BOve - - CATERPILlARS tMII ne BOTTLE Thenno-Jac'e Blue Pooha are raged but 10 ·rlaht In TJ'a txelullve Buten' Denim, softenad to fHI llka you've worn them 1 y•erl Blue Pooh blue only. All 111m1 aompletlly washable. l'lntlln True Junior 11- 5 tlwll&h 15. Tope I, Mond L You'll find them ell end loll more fun ot our TJ Hot Dol Slllnd,., where youna juniors meet their friends, try on TJ'a lalllt Items and apply 1o be Thtrmo·Jec models in Stventunl How about your UKlTO lEA TJ MODEL IN SEVENTEENr Come Ill.,, ... how. , RE for March Torm Phone 446-4367 ' BAKER $5.95 Enrollments Accepted Until March 10 · 36 Locuot 5!. YOUR CHOICE WASHER GROUP OF MEN'S SJ •00 TBE EMPIRE'S ••• A I 1 Phone 446-3832 Opposite Post Office FREE COFFEE & FREE DOUGHNUTS .... ._, ay, BOTTLE , F,LAVORS GEM ORANGE • G~PE • CHERRY;- CREAM SODA. ROOT BEER. D0UBL~-COLA KE~P A NEW PACK ON HAND . . GIVE YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS THE BEST I' . �•• • •' •·' '1 t. ' Adult Bible Class Meets at RUG CLEANING Robinson's Pomeroy WY 2·5428 WY 2-5130 412 Second Avenue Galhpolis, Ollio Your Savings won 'Round Tile CJock• The ipolis Savings and Loan ASB Chairt adju1t ...Uy 10 It ollllproo. 'lboirllurdytioD •••urtt perfect Celebrating Our 80th Year SH Homellte Sows In Action! Bring In Your -u..- Choln Sew end Wo Will Sharpen It FREE G.llipolis, Ohio RIDENOUR SUPPLY CO. ••• THE PULL LINE TODAY CHESTER, OHIO The French City.· Press R ·JIIIoM 4464291 101 Second Ave, Happiness is discovering the deceptively sheer support stocking ..• • • !• ~ i• i i New Day Quarter Begins March 15 GBC Graduates Get The Better Jobs Mr. John Haner Is In a nurs· ' ing home at Georgelown. 0 . . Mr ~. Nellie Scar!xarry and Miso Eulah Wi!Hamo wiD ar· rive home the first of the week I after a sojourn In Florida. i & •• 1\l;>anor Circle;, f.ondu.ctinll.Study ;:,1-oun t ry G'1r l . . • Membm of the Eleanor Clrl'ie of Heath Church are conductina~ a ea rh week and are studl\l:lng 't \orbing \l Uil c mKtt-t.rs 1ht' ' ·•r,.frt>r q u:tl lty of PNnMIIt'llt :; l'rt>!ll uo IWn 1\od e l/(oltull. !i'! : i'rr tlit~ aipo.,. look ol thn LJ 1111 e ,f ·.,tf, ,.r p~ ttt"m lnmi~t~ sb~tll"!( ;: c·i Bl11\' l'1u k, \I.Ji '/(' or C.rrt:n. i books. The group : · .'1 .' <'\ .'} hotr-1:' of Mrs. Leo Smith. Mrs. Marvin Dowson is the !: 11·· J·IH. ., •• SH HOW YOUSAV( 0~~ THfSf! ' !hr u lh. Shapdy C lu.~1\'.. ~mar! ~ 1 · i rl ll.. IJ.· ~eu _ . 11Umo lf' ader with Mrs. William RuSS· Pll giving scripture. Members att•ndting Mrs. Bernard Pultz, M" (;>len Rrown. Mrs. Charle! Bcadbury, Mrs. Charleo NEW YORK . ·.• Mrs. James Johnson. Mrs. Lee ·; CLOTHING HOUSE Smith, Mrs. Jame• Jividen, Mrs. Willi nm RussPll Mrs. llmvson OHIO and Mr!. Smith. The last Jesson wtll be gtv£>n Monday at ~· 1 I home of Mrs. Smith at 1 FRIGIDAIRE 2Speed-Jet Action 1 WOMEN'S HIGH HEI!LS VALUES TO $21.95 _ _ With Automolic Sook Cycle Modo! WCDAK • Soa ks out tUrt and stains aut omat ic ally~ • Pa te nnled llrep Action Agitator cleans deep! e.J et Si mple me(' hanism-no belts, p•JIIeys, gears A WMir: After Small Down Peyment ~---~~ FREE FABRIC -- --~-------. SOFTENER DISPENSER Attachet to LOP of deep actloo a£'itstor, automatically dil))ell· fabric softener at Just the right moment of the rin"e tyelE> to gently aoften elothe• be- SI!S vond belief. ODD AND END SIZZlES VALUES TO $17.95 WOMEN'S HIGH & MED. HilL - - by FASHIONATA $8.00 Jocqutllnt 11141 Noturallrltlge S6 00 No other support lloc~ings give such blissful. daylongsupport to tired 1ep ••• or loolt 50 lovely 011 tllem. Fling by Falhionata ••• ,_,.sass. -pulls, because It's made an axcktiiWI new ooay, SELECT GROUP • CHILDREN'S SHOES VALUIS TO $1G.95 3.00 4.00 5.00 ConniH end Mn, Wonderful VALUES TO $1D.95 OURS EXCLUSIVELY SPORn and RATS GGOUP OP This Is A S.led Group LITTLI lOY'S $4.00 WORK SHOES--YALUII TO $9.fl Women's House Sllppen $1.00 WOMEN'S SNOW BOOTS $].00 VoluH To $17.95 No Deposit MIN'S PLAIN TOI WORK SHOES - IIZII .- - - , . , - - - MIDDLEPORT, 0. E M 0 STILL GOING ON! BIG SAVINGS v C1ll, write, or visit for Information & catelog Gallipolis Business College • • • • • v " A ' ' ~~~OFF L L s R E M 0 REGULAR PRICE e OPEN EVERY MONDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9 A L E s A L E -11 Bottle Carton $5.00 ~ Chlld~n's Socks 20c p1ir \ Knee High Socks _ 70c pilr Sumltu 2 pr•.$1.00 .' WOMENS Hose BETTER PURSU . '2.00 *3.00 ne ) New Item• from Thermo-Ja~'• Hot Dog Stand Hot Doas flt llka eldnl Poor Boy~ love Hot Dopl Pallcane fln tha bllll Tank-Topt top everythllli or nothlnal Caterpillars 110 hOt·d~na evarywhertl Thlt fit •• , that look ••• that feel- only will! TJ'a soft c:Qtton awutlhlrt kn!L In Pink, Canary, Sky Blue, Aqua, Melon or Navy ••• iome lttms also In Black and Whitt IN . YOUR FAVORITE I *2·" ~~JC:GSI *3·99 BLU! POOH&• *4·" TANK·TOP PELICAN SHOFITI - --· • ,. . POOR' BOve - - CATERPILlARS tMII ne BOTTLE Thenno-Jac'e Blue Pooha are raged but 10 ·rlaht In TJ'a txelullve Buten' Denim, softenad to fHI llka you've worn them 1 y•erl Blue Pooh blue only. All 111m1 aompletlly washable. l'lntlln True Junior 11- 5 tlwll&h 15. Tope I, Mond L You'll find them ell end loll more fun ot our TJ Hot Dol Slllnd,., where youna juniors meet their friends, try on TJ'a lalllt Items and apply 1o be Thtrmo·Jec models in Stventunl How about your UKlTO lEA TJ MODEL IN SEVENTEENr Come Ill.,, ... how. , RE for March Torm Phone 446-4367 ' BAKER $5.95 Enrollments Accepted Until March 10 · 36 Locuot 5!. YOUR CHOICE WASHER GROUP OF MEN'S SJ •00 TBE EMPIRE'S ••• A I 1 Phone 446-3832 Opposite Post Office FREE COFFEE & FREE DOUGHNUTS .... ._, ay, BOTTLE , F,LAVORS GEM ORANGE • G~PE • CHERRY;- CREAM SODA. ROOT BEER. D0UBL~-COLA KE~P A NEW PACK ON HAND . . GIVE YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS THE BEST I' . �••I ' •i ' . ':· . .;.: ·.. ,. ; ; " . l ,. ~ . ; ;• ' ' "~ ' \. • •: • .t ~ - ' ~ 1 l t I£ • 252 Second Avo., Gallipolis Mon. thru Will. . . . . . . . . . . 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Thursday ............... 9 A.M. II 8 P. M. Fri., 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. - Sot., 9 ANt II 8130 PM Stcond & Mill, Middleport Mon. thru Thurs. . ... , , ..• ... 9:00 to 6:00 Frld1y I Saturdoy .. , •• , , •••. 8:30 to 8:30 t• ~ 252 s-nd Av"' O.lllpolio ' Mon. thru Wid. .. ........ 9 A.M. II 6 P.M. Thundoy ............... t A.M. to 8 P.M. Fri. 9 A.M. II 9 P.M.- Sat., 9 ANt II 8:30 PM Thlsldgood until Sit. Mlr.lth RM•trr~FOI . - ' t < A S20 PURCHASE AND NEWSPAPER COUPON '• .-.• "-•. EvANs ATANY ! WITif A t5 PUIICHAS! ANO NEWSPAPER COUPON EvANs ATAN\' With A co.,.. lnd "'""'" o1 PLIDOI, 14 ta. ,.. Sl.lf ~ GREEN STAMPS Wiltllhll Coupon ond PurehoM of d"' ~LEAR EVANS VANS w.-.. ..., .. Wtllll 1nct Din Mitt er Ill Will.. N!Nt. N• 1111., 2·• IML ••111m Mlr. J, 1tM cou,.n ___ E:-: YA NS VANS Swift's PAmlum U. S. Govt. Insp. HOSTISS HAMI-Wholo Expire~ Marcb IS, 1966 IWIWI PrHIIUIII - U.l. ''"""""'"' 1111'"tM ........ TurtiQ bMtl w11t1 CARNATION DRY MILK Cornotlon Dry Milk, 14 ot.-$1.19 Exptrea March D, 1966 FLOOR WAX Johnson• Kle•r Wu:, 27 01. 98c F..xpires .March 5, 1966 Explret Marcb D. 111611 Willi ttlll ....... IH JMWCIIeM .. eo._'"" '""""'"., With Coupon and Purchalt of ~OHNIONS Elpltto Martb D, 11118 Expires March 5, 1966 Expires March 5, 1966 tiiMiM~fOt ·-~~ -. d+N, GREEN STAMPS WITH A •10 PURC!HAS! AND NEWSPAPER COUPON WI?U ,. Fridoy & Slturday .•••• , • , ••• , 1:30 II 8:30 )WON fOil-. . • •STAMPS dt}l GREEN i Second & Mill, Middleport Mon. thru Thurs. . . . .. .. .. .. • 9:00 to 6:00 Ey AN s AT ANY EVANS .'. .• " STAMPS "i '. Explr~s ': 79c Expires March 5, 1006 s --·~. -~_AN S....,. " .. -''• Willi '""~ 'I.ANTIRI MIXIII NUTI PLANTIRI MIXID NUTJ, llo1, lfr . T~ Plight I Holt Flllo• '"'"' Top Plltht 5 Holo Fllltr ,_,.,, 300 ct. 69c ' Elplreo Marth B, 1.008 Crest Tooth Putt, X L1. Cr11t Tooth '•"' a I'm Toot.b ltush EvA N AT AN\' •.." March 5, 1966 c-'"" . . Wilt! Coupon ond PuriMII II With Coupon 1nd Pureh111 of With CouiNin 1nd Purchlst ef Glllttte I. I. Bl1dts, lO's, $1.29 HOSTESS HAM5-HALVES ..... Expires March EVANS ~. With this CoYpon and Purch•• ef Any ~·' Package~ of With thil Coupon •nd Purch•" of Any 113" Packt... Swlft'1 Premium 6 ounce Sliced Luncheon Meats Expires March 5, 1966 Swift's Premium U. S. Govt. lntp. Expires Moreb a, 111611 EvANs ATANT With this Coupon end Purc:hne of 1966 BALLARD SALADS Expires Jllll'Cb D, 19811 VANS EVANS With this Coupon 1nd Pun:hese of $2.00 Fresh Fruit• 1nd Yept1bl" Expires March 5, 1966 Ey N ATANY EvAN ATANY Wo ,..,,.,,tho right to II mil quantitioo DEL MONT& WhOle Komelor Croom Slylt VERMONT MAID Golden Corn Syrup ----·- :,r· 49c .~.'::.k S9c OEL MONTE 2 Tomato Saure Zuchini Pineapple btl. • . Pickled ~ts Pineapple DELMONT! •:~ • • 20 " \.. oz. •• ~ , .~.. 39c rs ... 29c "."•• :• - ! •· bo• t 3 Mix Evaporated ' lb. 25C 10c off box 2 ~lUll Swift's Premium U. S. Govt. Insp. Lima Beans MINUTE STEAKS - 89c SIRLOIN TIP R;::k··_ ~~ 99c lb. $119 c !gal. .. All VARIETIES '1 Swift's Premium U. S. Govt. Insp. Ground Round STEAK 89c SLICED BACON ~L~::Id 79c SAUSAGE 1~ SSe. IlL Swift's Premium U. S. Govt. Ins&: CHUCK ROAST=~~~ 79c Swi~ ~~~T WEINERS ~~~~:· SSe IL Swift's p....,lum U. S. Govt. Insp. Pr...,lum U. S. Oovt. ln1p. I12 oo.rollpkg. or link_ --------------------------------------CAMPBELL'S PURE PORK Tender and Crisp 25 . DOZ. l lb. Swift's Premium U. I. Govt. Insp. DONUTS REG. 59c EA. 3 - 4::~s1 6:::. S1 KAnli EVANS NYLON SCARVES tall tin• " ONION RINGS LADIES 8 $1 lb.s1·" CLOROX~ RUMP ROAST ~~~~- 99c lb. SPECIAL OCCASION '1 FOR 99c Swift's Premium U. S. Oovt. Insp. DEL MONTE POTATOES MIX OR MATCH oz. CANS PORTERHOUSE STEAKS llb.39c CAL·iOA FROZIN I'RENCH FRIES JUICE 46 (Bono I n , _ SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED Swift's Premium U, S. Govt. Insp. Del Monte ORANGE- GRAPEFRUIT- BLENDED f lb. - - - - - pkg. s DEL MONTE SEEDLESS i~ 89c SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED 4.~.~$1 DEL MONTI! MI!D. Green Bean~ Raisins BTLS. ~ SIRLOIN STEAK I-BONE or CLUB STEAKS 4!: S1 DIL MONTE CRUSHEO OEL MONT& PICKLED Center Cut _ _ SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED DEL MONTE 4.::: s1 4N:~~h s1 DEL MONTI SLICEO OR CHUNK CATSUP " ROUND STEAK DEL MONTE 32oz.39c DEL MONTE SLICED SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. 5. GOVT. INSPECTED WHOLE Leaf Lettuce C Gounnet's Delight BuHon M~Jshrooms • • - pts. • For School Lunches • • Winesap Apples _ lb. 4 "" b•o l9c 39 C ' ""' 10 VEGETABI.E SOUP- 8 ~n~··s1 $1 3 FRUIT COCKTAIL - DIL MONTI! No. 2'h cons • ' ~ MUSSELMAN$ ~~i~:s DELMONTE MORTON FRUIT PIES Pineapple-Grapefruit DRINK APPLE SAUCE c 4 303 CAN 460Z. CANS r NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE APPLE- CHERRY- PEACH $1 4 200%. PKGS. a·9c 32 oz. JAR 7 oz. JAR Limlt3 ' ...... . . - ~ - .- .- ••••• •••• "' ~, ••.• - ............................. ~ ... .. ..... , ..... .... .. '* ,. ... . . .. ...... . ... __ _.......,... .. __ .._._••.. •~-~~;-~-~-;·~·~·=·::·:·;·;·;-·;-;·;·;·~-~-;·;·~··----- · • ----- -- ...... . . . . . ,. . . . . ~ "'~ ......... I!J.. ..ot-1'>~~~- ... . ___ , ~~~---- · - - .-. -- . ... . _. . _.. . , ____. . .... . . .- . ..' ·~· , ' ' '. ' ' ~ CAMPBEU'S Chicken Noodle Soup 10~ oz. CANS c l �••I ' •i ' . ':· . .;.: ·.. ,. ; ; " . l ,. ~ . ; ;• ' ' "~ ' \. • •: • .t ~ - ' ~ 1 l t I£ • 252 Second Avo., Gallipolis Mon. thru Will. . . . . . . . . . . 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Thursday ............... 9 A.M. II 8 P. M. Fri., 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. - Sot., 9 ANt II 8130 PM Stcond & Mill, Middleport Mon. thru Thurs. . ... , , ..• ... 9:00 to 6:00 Frld1y I Saturdoy .. , •• , , •••. 8:30 to 8:30 t• ~ 252 s-nd Av"' O.lllpolio ' Mon. thru Wid. .. ........ 9 A.M. II 6 P.M. Thundoy ............... t A.M. to 8 P.M. Fri. 9 A.M. II 9 P.M.- Sat., 9 ANt II 8:30 PM Thlsldgood until Sit. Mlr.lth RM•trr~FOI . - ' t < A S20 PURCHASE AND NEWSPAPER COUPON '• .-.• "-•. EvANs ATANY ! WITif A t5 PUIICHAS! ANO NEWSPAPER COUPON EvANs ATAN\' With A co.,.. lnd "'""'" o1 PLIDOI, 14 ta. ,.. Sl.lf ~ GREEN STAMPS Wiltllhll Coupon ond PurehoM of d"' ~LEAR EVANS VANS w.-.. ..., .. Wtllll 1nct Din Mitt er Ill Will.. N!Nt. N• 1111., 2·• IML ••111m Mlr. J, 1tM cou,.n ___ E:-: YA NS VANS Swift's PAmlum U. S. Govt. Insp. HOSTISS HAMI-Wholo Expire~ Marcb IS, 1966 IWIWI PrHIIUIII - U.l. ''"""""'"' 1111'"tM ........ TurtiQ bMtl w11t1 CARNATION DRY MILK Cornotlon Dry Milk, 14 ot.-$1.19 Exptrea March D, 1966 FLOOR WAX Johnson• Kle•r Wu:, 27 01. 98c F..xpires .March 5, 1966 Explret Marcb D. 111611 Willi ttlll ....... IH JMWCIIeM .. eo._'"" '""""'"., With Coupon and Purchalt of ~OHNIONS Elpltto Martb D, 11118 Expires March 5, 1966 Expires March 5, 1966 tiiMiM~fOt ·-~~ -. d+N, GREEN STAMPS WITH A •10 PURC!HAS! AND NEWSPAPER COUPON WI?U ,. Fridoy & Slturday .•••• , • , ••• , 1:30 II 8:30 )WON fOil-. . • •STAMPS dt}l GREEN i Second & Mill, Middleport Mon. thru Thurs. . . . .. .. .. .. • 9:00 to 6:00 Ey AN s AT ANY EVANS .'. .• " STAMPS "i '. Explr~s ': 79c Expires March 5, 1006 s --·~. -~_AN S....,. " .. -''• Willi '""~ 'I.ANTIRI MIXIII NUTI PLANTIRI MIXID NUTJ, llo1, lfr . T~ Plight I Holt Flllo• '"'"' Top Plltht 5 Holo Fllltr ,_,.,, 300 ct. 69c ' Elplreo Marth B, 1.008 Crest Tooth Putt, X L1. Cr11t Tooth '•"' a I'm Toot.b ltush EvA N AT AN\' •.." March 5, 1966 c-'"" . . Wilt! Coupon ond PuriMII II With Coupon 1nd Pureh111 of With CouiNin 1nd Purchlst ef Glllttte I. I. Bl1dts, lO's, $1.29 HOSTESS HAM5-HALVES ..... Expires March EVANS ~. With this CoYpon and Purch•• ef Any ~·' Package~ of With thil Coupon •nd Purch•" of Any 113" Packt... Swlft'1 Premium 6 ounce Sliced Luncheon Meats Expires March 5, 1966 Swift's Premium U. S. Govt. lntp. Expires Moreb a, 111611 EvANs ATANT With this Coupon end Purc:hne of 1966 BALLARD SALADS Expires Jllll'Cb D, 19811 VANS EVANS With this Coupon 1nd Pun:hese of $2.00 Fresh Fruit• 1nd Yept1bl" Expires March 5, 1966 Ey N ATANY EvAN ATANY Wo ,..,,.,,tho right to II mil quantitioo DEL MONT& WhOle Komelor Croom Slylt VERMONT MAID Golden Corn Syrup ----·- :,r· 49c .~.'::.k S9c OEL MONTE 2 Tomato Saure Zuchini Pineapple btl. • . Pickled ~ts Pineapple DELMONT! •:~ • • 20 " \.. oz. •• ~ , .~.. 39c rs ... 29c "."•• :• - ! •· bo• t 3 Mix Evaporated ' lb. 25C 10c off box 2 ~lUll Swift's Premium U. S. Govt. Insp. Lima Beans MINUTE STEAKS - 89c SIRLOIN TIP R;::k··_ ~~ 99c lb. $119 c !gal. .. All VARIETIES '1 Swift's Premium U. S. Govt. Insp. Ground Round STEAK 89c SLICED BACON ~L~::Id 79c SAUSAGE 1~ SSe. IlL Swift's Premium U. S. Govt. Ins&: CHUCK ROAST=~~~ 79c Swi~ ~~~T WEINERS ~~~~:· SSe IL Swift's p....,lum U. S. Govt. Insp. Pr...,lum U. S. Oovt. ln1p. I12 oo.rollpkg. or link_ --------------------------------------CAMPBELL'S PURE PORK Tender and Crisp 25 . DOZ. l lb. Swift's Premium U. I. Govt. Insp. DONUTS REG. 59c EA. 3 - 4::~s1 6:::. S1 KAnli EVANS NYLON SCARVES tall tin• " ONION RINGS LADIES 8 $1 lb.s1·" CLOROX~ RUMP ROAST ~~~~- 99c lb. SPECIAL OCCASION '1 FOR 99c Swift's Premium U. S. Oovt. Insp. DEL MONTE POTATOES MIX OR MATCH oz. CANS PORTERHOUSE STEAKS llb.39c CAL·iOA FROZIN I'RENCH FRIES JUICE 46 (Bono I n , _ SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED Swift's Premium U, S. Govt. Insp. Del Monte ORANGE- GRAPEFRUIT- BLENDED f lb. - - - - - pkg. s DEL MONTE SEEDLESS i~ 89c SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED 4.~.~$1 DEL MONTI! MI!D. Green Bean~ Raisins BTLS. ~ SIRLOIN STEAK I-BONE or CLUB STEAKS 4!: S1 DIL MONTE CRUSHEO OEL MONT& PICKLED Center Cut _ _ SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED DEL MONTE 4.::: s1 4N:~~h s1 DEL MONTI SLICEO OR CHUNK CATSUP " ROUND STEAK DEL MONTE 32oz.39c DEL MONTE SLICED SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. 5. GOVT. INSPECTED WHOLE Leaf Lettuce C Gounnet's Delight BuHon M~Jshrooms • • - pts. • For School Lunches • • Winesap Apples _ lb. 4 "" b•o l9c 39 C ' ""' 10 VEGETABI.E SOUP- 8 ~n~··s1 $1 3 FRUIT COCKTAIL - DIL MONTI! No. 2'h cons • ' ~ MUSSELMAN$ ~~i~:s DELMONTE MORTON FRUIT PIES Pineapple-Grapefruit DRINK APPLE SAUCE c 4 303 CAN 460Z. CANS r NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE APPLE- CHERRY- PEACH $1 4 200%. PKGS. a·9c 32 oz. JAR 7 oz. JAR Limlt3 ' ...... . . - ~ - .- .- ••••• •••• "' ~, ••.• - ............................. ~ ... .. ..... , ..... .... .. '* ,. ... . . .. ...... . ... __ _.......,... .. __ .._._••.. •~-~~;-~-~-;·~·~·=·::·:·;·;·;-·;-;·;·;·~-~-;·;·~··----- · • ----- -- ...... . . . . . ,. . . . . ~ "'~ ......... I!J.. ..ot-1'>~~~- ... . ___ , ~~~---- · - - .-. -- . ... . _. . _.. . , ____. . .... . . .- . ..' ·~· , ' ' '. ' ' ~ CAMPBEU'S Chicken Noodle Soup 10~ oz. CANS c l �.... , . :....1 ..J ·'· • " ; • ~ .•d , 'l'he SU!ldiY Ttm...S.ntlnel, SUndiYt '· ~ "f I *'•.. • " -• • : I .• IN { .r ., t'" ! I'i if f. ~ . ..'• ".'•..'" • ; ' l • •' •t •'' • ' ' .'.. .• '••' . ' 1\y lltllllh .laltt store where, u Mn. Murray Doln& 111111.1•· for olhor~ was SundAy best, ldt<IOI dres..,, c:hlldren of Rave!lswoOII, • 1\, 'ftl• lleedsvllle Dlilll. • mod· recllll, flour, ougar IDd other 1 COIIJIIIOIIplace 1111~. ~ fa- and every day ones, oa•.h worn ·Va., lnd,ber oon, WUUam em wonder of omct-m,, and food ataplea were IIOld from Iller wu ollen out at 1111~1 tak· for Ita occulon. Miss S.n.oorn's ray oll\'orlhlngton, Ky., and bls · lie VltlQc expiOI'tl'l of early harrell. 111.1 the ferry over to West mother, Nina Hoyt, was her wile. ~tory wwld oeem totally un- AI 1 youq 11rJ abe helped VIrginia to brii)C an onlY doctor flrat teacher. Mrs Murray_ ro- With riCh memory .of hf~· 'related subjeeta, In reaUty they bet Iaiiier with the ferry and to see a sick Jl(lilan~ waiting, caila too .ber,alqe am~Jhon,, toric ev~ts lira, Murray are not. or. nuiDerwa oecu1ona rowed and then taklne .blm back In alter llteii)C Uncle Tom s Cab- erthel.., hu adjusted . 10 There is a direct Unk be- foot Jlllllllilrl over in a lklll the night, aU by hand and at In" on .a showboat ciiiJl8es Ill cuatoms. Sh~ Ia lwten them, If we talk with 1 by herself. Sho uya, "Father no charge. Her brolltera oarcied on the erant of progress. form" Reedsville Rosideni: Mrs lold me not~- cltarplbtm, but ' .They just d~'t "make lhem river tradition. Alire<! took OV· e h andfather llved James \lurray. now of Middle· they usually left monoy on !bel' kmd 110 more. ler the ferry and Dayton Waf • . MSID<h er "'ts . aJ port. 'l'he Ohto River has been seat for me." . Mrs. Mum,y laughs al . th~1 pilot on river boets ln:·ludlnil 1 • 8 • ' ' : : lo Heljoer a VJlal part of her ltle. She Sh bera the •~ be snow we hive IQdl)' u of little the Queen fJH.l: Ill• Ito 1 Que.n ~s ~ IV ell ·~ 1 e. 1 knew the River whe mt provid- talh' remteu''"or v-.!7''...~ consequenco. Sbe remambers which burned iater: the Virgin: ,_.'it"'ch~·-·~· and . ' veot-.1 ed not onlv her livelihood but er I - ...·• ... when tl came OD In the early . -•· s wuo, n a1te ran fr.., without dams or locka. ond bow aome olthe raiders ran fall, became watst deep, and 18 and the Green, and many of doing laney swing, Mrs. Murray, the former Lu· up the river asking him to take stayed until spring, The river others. . has taken up nowers •• . lu Randolph of Reeasvllle, is a them across It, and his warning fro<e, lllld aJelghs Jl1l'de .the Mro. Murray sle~£1'!'l . out of hobby and. in summer her do•cendant of lhe Vikings. One hherll W:,~~othert tothrunhfort.the trip in winter, often at .nigb~ th~ siver bus~. with her <!enllkltSdt...thmlng wlltth 'blh'rnd,' or the best known in hi:stury ' 1 ,o; ut::'\:ause 0 e s 00 mg. · with everybody tucked s.nugly marriage to James ,\1' lr:sy, a a n ~~ e resu o. Jar was Rolf (8501 who later set- Her father often dei!Crlbed how between cloods of ftalller Uclta. railroeder with th• Boltlmm~ and cm.:. .. lied ·m norult'!rn •L- "r ranee and Ia some waded mt<h till' mer and . Instead of boots the r~lldren lllld Oblo. She is t~e on· I~ sur Theb Vikmgs vamsned t th · d • · ttill later b!came the firs! Duke : ter were caug 1: 1 wore sturct.v knitted socks made vJvlng mentber of .bot~ nPr :m i ~o, u e1r stur V !..~•l»t ol Normandy. As an lnterestmg sidelight, 1 by their mother a.1i dried out her husband's famtly, hvlng, sur<ly part of what . Is Duk,., Earls and Lordi dot Mrs. Murray humorously re- , by the &Choolhouse stove. She visits often with her !mest In Western ctvthzatwn tile Randolph III!CeSiry dowa to calls that she lllld her cblldhood As fur the fash!OIIS in dre88, daqbter and famil~, MJ·. and lives on today In Mrs. Fltz Randolph who em••rated playmate, Be.. Hey! San- she says as children they had Mrs. Randolph Ward and their of Middleport . '" . born (Middleport's "Miss · It Amertca, seel<i!!s reUgtous Bess") were unable to team lo ' freedom. In later the Randolpbs came~-·"... lo Mead- swim because of the long I vUle, Pa., lllld Joseplt Ran- heavy dresses and sturdy petit· •L I' Of coats, decreed dolph , Mrs. Mura·ay ,s faa.uer, . .In those limes. ,, t 1800 to k •L- I uathmg sutts, she says, came avuu wor or. ~ "Even 11 we had had them, our flat boats that ran on the Ohto parents would never ha. " ollowriver. ed us to wear them.'' Later he came to Reedsville In th08e days educatioll was and operated the first ferry gotten in a one room school hoat between Ohio and \r ' bouse where children of Virginia. The huge Randolph all ages learned their ·readhome stood on the point over- 1in', wrltin', and rlthmetlc.'' looking the river. (torn down · There was one church, of Meth· to make way for the new dam odist denomination, and thebe till! past lew years) and had two two lnsututiono provided all D.ateline: ,rre 1 ·1 I • .. • ) • ."· .i. " ~ i ;; .•'· t,· ! N1w 816 Mowtr-Conditioner •limin1tu troub/1111m1 f11ding 111/. , . holth crop for IUTI. cflsn cuning . • • • • • .,", ;· • Smooth super.qulet operation :ome m and see thts revolutionary tool • • • .. Simplified destgn, wtth the uniQue new IH flic:k·btr syslem, meens fewer mov1ng t~arts •.• lass to 10 wrong ..• less to f1x, • One-trip operatton saves. time and money, re· qurres fewer machines, less fuel • Famous IH Balanced·Htad mowinaaction • Efficient rubber and steel condLtion in& rol·s • lays down swath or windrow · • Exclusive adjustable wheel1or row crops • Available 1n 7 or 9·foot models Hannan, the former Galllo Jarge porches, one on the £irst the social enterhtinment of the • Ac•domy faculty momber, has and one on UJ.e second floor.j era: plays, and Christmas proTHE annual Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce ban· been nominated for the GovernAccording to Mrs. Mw·ray, the grama. There also was the quet is just around the corner. Dr. Keith Brande· or's Award in Illinois for his upper porch was where she 1 huge fire~lace in the home berry will assume the president's role when !be big in this new program. learned to ride a bicycle. 1 where everybody often gathered event unfolds on Monday, March 14. The banquet will She is a remarkable woman- . on cold nights for popcorn _ be held at Grace Methodist church, beginning at 6:30 The Almanae perhaps due to the Viking hen- ' clllldy and appJ.,, all obtained p.m. Main speaker will be C. V. JDII, Columbua. Tick· By Ualted Pre.. lnternattonal tage - who will observe her from the kil<hen pantr;:. els are being sold by chamber directors or at the Today Ia Sunday, Feb. 2'1, the chamber office for $5. 86th birthday this spring. What j Sh• vowo ij they lackPd anylith day of 11l611 with 3ll'l to • a host of memorJea she reo thing they were unaware of it follow. call•! At times she otill Iongo for SPRING is just around the corner. In fact, four weeks The moon Ia between Its new She helped her father with the Ice cold buttermilk. the from today , Ole' Man Winter will bow Gut. Nine pllase and first quarter. weeks from today, many areas will switch to Daylll{bt the ferry, which was hand row· country butter and rich homeTh mornli)C star Ia Venus Savings Time. Nothing definite has been released by ed across the river many times made foods alwa~ stl plentiful The evening alar Ia Jupiter blic officials on what GalllpoUs and Gallla oounty a da\'. and sometime8 at night in the Randolph home. Poet Henry Wadsworth Long. tend to do this year. for a dnrtor. It lo slr8Jl8e to Coming from a large ''mily · faUow was born on this day in • im ;u~mi· " fPrrv boat with hors- of l3 - 11 glrls and 2 boys1807. GONGRATULATIONS are In order for Golden R. ,.~ . ~\'agtms and carriages rnak. the Randolphs had evjlorything On lhJs day In history : Canaday, Northup. Last week, Canaday wu nam· n1~ up 1he passenger list. No of their own. No runnmg to a In IIIII, Abraham Lincoln · ed state chaiJ:man for Ohio on !be National Referen· made his first speech in the shit1v automobiles on this fer- shopping center every day for dum Committee on Belt Wide Burley Tobnco f'r the Bast, t11acuuJni slavery ·Ill n . Ithem! There was tho berry acreage poundage program which will be up for a Cooper Union College, Nl t Tht> lt>rry made tt possible for patch, ~orchards, huttenwt vot! on March 10. York City. Ohi1J<1n~ l•1 ridt" th" C&o Rail· I trees, ~en 1 private pawpaw VIKING DESCENDENT - Mrs. James Murray, formerly <lf ReedaviUe and now a In 1932, educators wiJfl rn; d train> t.o Parkersburg and grove, lllld of course, the smoke. Middleport resident, alta on an oldlime love-seat with an antique carder in front of her. THE 48rd annual Gallia County High school basketoverwhelmed by the announce••lh<'r •·iii<·' · Th• ferry had to , howe fri the hams, bacon and The carder ts believed to be more than 125 years old. Mrs. Murray ia a descendent of the ball tournament is now history. Without a doubt, ment that a British scientis1 bl rowt>d wilh oars requiring '/ meats, They made their ownJV~iki ='n:;-g:_e:::xp:..lo :::r:::•:::":::·--------------------(Continued on page 11 ) l llU :-;,· \e~ and .1 strong back. varitles~ of meat, beaclcheese hnd discovered the neutron. I" lat.-. ye.rs when I son and ...... "!''i there wu the In 00, the hattie of ~e Java t ~ i trrok over the ferry a motor 1 thick .rem, th81" went on every- Sea began. It was ulijmately 1:) ,,., in, tailed, hut the elder thing. Eacb ehild bad his <bores won by the Japanese, who sank - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • lilll1dolplr did his job thr hard to do. This •eruea to ellmlnate 13 warships compared to a loq way. He also owned a grocery juvenile delinqu01ey. of two in their navy, r.:' . .... ... '' MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Rtlr Meigt Gtntnl Hospitll POMEROY WY 2-2176 ., '\I ,, Fifty Years APo on the River I 'Twas aBad Day that the Sa~ Brown Exploded Meigs News Beat • Pomeroy Youth Leader Undecided on Work 1 ..-· -. - At Lancaster as Dean of Women for Camp • • BY ROBERT WINGI!TT TODAY'S THOUGHT - Whatever your lot Is in life, build oomethlng on it. , Mrs. Elsie Smith, an active member of the Pomeroy Metbodlot Church. is undecided wbet~er or not sh• can be available this summer in the demanding role of Dean .ol WomenJ ' I the MYF Camp in Lancaster. s. Smith, who Rev. Melvin Alkire often relies upon for osaistance at the church, hu en Dean of Women lbere eight IUlllm era. She almotlt rellgned last year. but IC· top after strong encour. . lfOJilent. IMrs. Charles Werry, Pomeroy, open tllm doors the foilowmg llr)\. Smith, as well as Mrs. l18s been goint "Great Guns" morning tho found they would C. F.1Tompkins, loq an MYF in athletic events on otation m oot open because_of the thtcklud<t of tile Pomeroy Methodist Morocco, Africa. ne" of the carpetmg .. ... Work· ~ are highly-regarded A graduate of Pomeroy lligh en rushed back lo solve the the Lancaster School, MiketraveUng has . beensquad to;1,,p:_r_ob_lem _._.._.._.._ _ _ _ _ . Both do more campthan ed for the " 9 lhelr selec~ are in behaU of the youn participate In the U. S. Navy's CINCUSNAVEUR basketball tournament at Basbl. Mike re- er 1 , ration. i N H" h/" ht eWS 1g 19 BY DICK moMAS !passenger packet, burned The day the U>mbine; tow- the water's edge at Smith's dry boel Sam Brown exploded and dock at Pt. Pleasant and sank sank at HID!tlngton, W.Va., was after beiq towed across the a had one for rivermen on rl>er lo a sand bar at its mouth. the Upper Ohio River. That The crew In the Lorena's cabwas 50 years ago this month. in had just pushed themselves Two other river disasters also hack from the dtolnil table were recorded. when the Ooor got hot under There was an old adage about their feet. The fire, which mus1 that: As rlvermen know have started in the engine river disasters, occur in three's; room downstairs, made sucb boat.t ~0 th:rt' way but seldom headway that ·the engineer Sit· three 1n on~ <lay, ling at the table 20 feet away IAIRENA IIURNS did not have time to go to bls It was about noon Feb. 2, 1916 room and get his clothes lllld that the towboat Sam Brown $iitl. · • met with disaster at Hunting- Several day& before it had ton. At noon the 8Bme day the been announ.,..J Captain that new packet service from Gallipolis to Pittaburgh. Tlte steamer Lorena was purcllaaed ,for the trade, to operate with the steamer Ruth. The two packets were to operate under a new schedule which would have a boat leavJni Glillipolis every Monday, Wednellday and Friday morning. It was hailed 11 the beat packet service for GaUlpolla In yean. Tbe boats were scbetluled It make connecUOIII in Gallipo)Js with Green Line boats leaving IJJr Clncilll!8ti. The steamer Lorena was built at Marietta In l8tl for , the nally and Horcbrnok abe beaded for dry dock at Pt. Pleasant, where the flreiCCIII'nld. Prior to the fire the owners of the LoMta bad ordered Jn.. suronce 1111 the steamer by leltgram. It turned onl that abe was insured by a New Orleans company the day abe burned. It was lueky fur the owners who received notice the risk wu taken while the Lorena was burnlnfl. Later in lbe month Captala John W. Hubbard sold steam"': Dunbar to the new GallipolisPttlsburgh packet Une, to op. erate in place of the I - , mander of the Donbar 1o oper- ate in the Charleston, GaiUpolis, STEAMER omo BURNS The third Ohio River packet lo be destroyed In one day was the steamer Ohio which was destroyed by fire of an unknown origin at Parkeroburg. Sbe burned to the water'o edge. Tbe Ohio bad been in the Parkersburg harbor one month Wllttnc to flO on drydock for minor repairs. The blaze Whicll Jtarted In an after cabin ~as dlacovered from ashore. Ftrellli!D found difficulty In locaUng IIOd .f1cb11n8 the fire. At mid· :_)_ .!_s~tea~m~er:_:Lore~:n_na~,,~a_Jgood~:'.;~ized~_..:H~arry~~C::_.~Do~nna~U~y~a~nd~C~a~pla~l~nJ...Za~ne~s~v~ill_:e_:·~P~l~tllbur~~gh~~trade~:::·~wl::th:..:the::.:stea=am=:::er:..::R=utb.=-Captala::::::=::..::(Conllnued=:=::..=OD:..:..Pa::!geC...::1:.9 Lower River Rd., home siiiC8 Galllpolls schools a tO-week College students In the group. Feb. 13. worksbop bas been made piJSii. Wllbur Dennls Is the top counby a Ifill& under Title III. ty donor with 52 pints. $ :*pla~edpol:,ta ;~~ Murder Trial Top Gallia News: Middleport ..:!:~:~=~oro::e~a; Ia CUlt~' ::; the NAF All-Staro ~- Mike ALSO WAS PROMCYI'ED TO Coo cations Yoamu Seaman !at CJa.. ncentl y. Sch00Js Lanneh Federa} GfaD t programs =-~~entylm:,ve:;_em Collef ~jtarmers ,.,....! ~. / I ' :!'l.o< "' 'Qo.•' - '"1-· " ·'"· ........ .. . . ~ .. . ·· - ·· · ····· ···· ·· - · . . . . . . .. . . . • ' ! • • SERVICE , • EARLY BIRD AnliNTION PAIMIII NOW IN EFFECT! S.U.Por ... for TOBACCO BED SUPPLIES! ~·~· eu~~~~y-l'erluaon Trocton • New Holland lllen eNIW Holl•nd Rlkll And all vour ftrm lllllla Pllllllll PriCIII The Price Leader! ,,' ,, . Dial 992-2181 For Delivery •11 rl.' from our aroa worohou11 serving Meigs, Goili1 and Mason Ut for Specioli>:ed Sorvic..-Bulk Spreading Availobi..-Wt Alao Can Applr Liquid Nltrogan To y ovr Fields. A~~ ANALYSIS, STRAIGHT l MIXED MATERIALS AVAI~AB~E . Fulton-Thompton IRAaoR SAlES • ;!;' • . '!") '" eFEED POMIIOY WY NIOI ljlrl111 Avt. 1·10-5 -----===--- With Altlrln - - - - - CHAIN SAW SPECIAL I Free Chain 50 Ll. NEW XL-12 WEED SEED KILER FOR TOBACCO BEDS MEJH.n BROMIDE FOR TOBACCO BEDS YANCO EQUIP '·· . $2-'' Shipps and Rickards Tobacto Seeds All Popular Varieties .. WJth "'""- ,, Caurtst. .; ri ~~:II••· Y~';ll laayTermal . ! "" DISCOUNT READY FOR SPRING? ::1 ... tr...., . }._ m1 Pittsburgh trade . QAIJJA OOIINTY COJDDJ1s. DIANE RI!MITA and JOinle lite lrlal Of a Facemire, seniors at G~llla A· by-pua macblne In lbe ecJIIDo ademy have beea named Naround centerville will ba ,_,, reconler'lofllce, to tltudy lbe Ilona! Merit Scholarablp final· •.m__, lbe record- ,_, Hainnd MerUn •-• By Dwillht Wethtrholt merged district acbool boar\ quet speaker. ed on March 22. On March IIIJ II W ....~ ""' • """" of !selected a name for the dillrlct 1 bids will be opened for a • of COUIIl1 lbe Evt1111 Packing Co., bas OD 'N ENDS DEPART· MeiJs . . . : DONALD MORA of Pomeroy ject to build a new brtdge a- GAUlANII numberlug 188, ·been hoooned with a plaque by MI!NT - RuUIIIId and Lanp- TWO _FEDERAL 11d program, at Its meeUng tlttS w~k. It, Star Rt., hiR been named protl· .....,. 11Ht hture Fanners ol America vUie people and ft!lldents bt ~ounting lo .$40,000 h~ve been will~ ba knows as Metgs Lo- dent of Meigs Counly Dairy 775. • bloodmobUe, ml gave 112 Fotltdatloll for ltll aaslalanee lo outlying areas will be looking maugurated m Mtddleport cal, but 1 name for the pro- Service Unit. Pam Davis and There were 44 Rio Grltlde lbe orgaalzatlon. for assista.ace fur flood control schools. They. encompass read- posed new bl8h school has_not Karl Russell were named 8'fANLEY B. Buntlnglon, • In the near future . . Con. Wal- 101 and pbysteal fitness. been .. lected. The board ac- queen and klQC or the · annual tired utility worker, reci,l..dl IIITHS. DIVORCES · .ter H. Moellre Ia scheduled 19 cepted the $1,948,000 stale grant, S.aux Arts Ball at Southern bls 50-year membersbip pin IIIAL IITATI . liv:Jtte Holcomb Vo-Ag ' appear at the Rutland Elemen- A SECOND annual Big Bend which will be forthcomiq with High school the Inspection of DIATHS, MARIIAGB adv at RuUand Hlah School, tory lldlool lhla coming Friday ret~atta is being planned In the pauage of a bond iaaue. ' Dawn Lodge of Masons 1 repor there will ba • aenea nd at 7:30p.m. to disctlllthe rna~ Pomeroy, AI Leonard Is the Monday, lllld attaed by "**iDDI at the ter 111111 relidents olthe llOI'thchairman. The event IILOOD 18 REPORTED Ia Ga!U. Muons of the dillrlct. The aiD I!;", :!,lill•;:rtment .. thelC -lel'll Mtlp County area. It wtll be held June to, u and 12. sbort IIIPfJiy in the county, ml Central lnelrtst In the coanty pnsentatioa watllUide 1 ' mee:-•' " . Is bopod 1 1ar1e group of interspecial drive lor donors is on wao focused on the Ernest WaJ.. ard Carter, DiSII'icl ~ , t"'~aJ' n•ghts startmg esled peraona will ba in atten· CHARLES KARR, Jr., of for the bloodmobile visit IIChed- ker trial which started MontiiY Grand Muter. ::;:' '~or" tm._te the pub- dance . Mike Spencer, Pom- Middleport haa Iliad a suit i led for Mooday. and continusd lbroullt the lie 1 ' .,c:;ial;nv~ ' to see eroy home after spending silt Meig> county court ogainst Wa · week. Titre jurors were sealed BANNAN TRACE 1 1 1 " eseniati::"!f farm· rnontl!s in the National Guard ter. Hayes, another Middleport FRED C. CROW,. Jr., Pome- Monday, and an addlllonil draw- llOb!lol at Mercerville wass .,.. 1 o~m and friends tf in Texa• I• eonHing at a Col- restdent, 11 tho outgrowth of roy allorsey, h~s been elected ing of 75 nameo from lbl jury el Monday Dight, and " i;.t;;:,; 111ai ca Topic .r the meet- umbua Barber College In early an auto accldant wblcb look president of the Community wheel was mnda but wu not made way with $140 from ··;.,"-';::;;_=·-==::..~,:;#I lac 1 h~ "How farmers can March A frog jumping coo- place March 18, litiS. The suit lmpi'Dvtment Corporation. He exhausted as 1 eomp1111 jury aafe they cracked. , mab pr~fit out of trees even test - perhaps the state cham- Is for $10,515.60. plana to direct the organization was seated at lbe clolle of the If tbeJ1 don't have any " if lbla pionship - ill beiDa proposed toward th• !leCUring of an air· Tuesday sesaloa. 'l'buratlay~Mr· HOLZER BOIPITAL has t&l'l ~triguln& enou,i., topica for lbe Bf( Bend Regatta at Rl!'n..\ND AND Lanfl!vllle port, and a new highwoy nlsg the jury wu ~ to the celvad a gilt from the ftr ofl1er oeulont are "Help Pomeroy In June .. .Then was . residents wUI meet March 4 at through eastern Meigs counly, scene of the oboollac at Kerr, Lyons Fund for the purchase Yooroiir meet increutna costa lntereat created li'I1Uld lha front Rutflllld Elementary scbool to and in the af1em«t11 q~~estlon- items lor palilltla in the pedlat-1 r.r Jl'ljture lnd meldolr CI'Opt" door of the Pomerty National seek flood control of Leading DAVI! DILE8 and Dr. Lew· ing of wilnes&eo alarted. rico department. olld •'Fertlllr.er llid Ume Uao a~ Blak lui Thuradly ... ... Seems Creek, whicll swept through Is Rickman, two al<JJIIni of JWp il!'rOIJIII M!C." that I lovelf new carpel bad the communities in the recent Middleport Jllgh school were MELVIN BA11CUS reported GAUJA OOUNTY -t<:Jtoollal !<;'.b.O,,"'!! · been pat dowa on the lobby flood season. honored nt o testimonial dinner lo the Gallia sheriff this week have received a grant Of : hekl in Mt. Clomens, Mich., on that ht• wife, Elizabeth May, to purchase library books. ;;;~~•. 1Ooor Wednesday evening and 1011 of Mr. and wttan baal: lfftCIIIo JINPII'ed It MEMBERS OF THE aewly Saturday. DUet was the ban- 3'1, had been mllllll.l fr<>m their l!'•nllneluded the rit1 arhools. -' A . . ho• beeo tnetod lllld campers are >locked in Syrawhere Mickey WUIWna ml nny Braun art opeDing their tg Bend Trailer Sales • ·s. The w huslnesi, with camp• Ilia ilers the chief item for lSle, being located along Rt. l2f the lower end of the •lllag near the entrll!ct to Road. FERTILIZER ' to Fred Hornbrook would start a ~Iter bar sale to Captains Don- Harry Kraft was named com- I CENTRAL SOYA co. 4460415 .• . ,, ..lllpolll, COMPLETE MIXING an• GRINDING FACtllnES o. .. :.jl~l ' ~ Cow-Lac-Pels Is a oomplete, pelleted dairy ration with a low oost for lbe TDN supplied. The highly palatable pellets insure a fast clean-up, which is very Important m milking parlors. Pellets handle euUy and flow freellv m t pe of bulk handling equipment. W1th Cow· ac· ~ lbere'& no separation of ingredients and every cow receives balanced feed nutrition. Cow-Lac-Pels are ?art 01 LANDMARK'S complete Dairy Feeding Program. .. . •. (,J ; ' '~ ., .Ai .P OMEROY STOUOPIN UNnLtP.M. Mon. thnl Set. Por-ly: Miller Filii~ hid Co. ~-·· .... Sert~lniJ OF. OHIO ' Thlnl " .. ... ri! . ' •}· 't ..-;;. •• Meif•, Gallio, Maton CoUftdel ,.. ' • luy AI Landmark's!".:!''"' ANI Form and Urltatt Shopping Cenllr. L At lteiMNy Cit. 7 I Ill Rielil On The Beautiful Ohko ltl ..r. JACK W. CARSEY, MGit. . DIAL tft41t1 • i �.... , . :....1 ..J ·'· • " ; • ~ .•d , 'l'he SU!ldiY Ttm...S.ntlnel, SUndiYt '· ~ "f I *'•.. • " -• • : I .• IN { .r ., t'" ! I'i if f. ~ . ..'• ".'•..'" • ; ' l • •' •t •'' • ' ' .'.. .• '••' . ' 1\y lltllllh .laltt store where, u Mn. Murray Doln& 111111.1•· for olhor~ was SundAy best, ldt<IOI dres..,, c:hlldren of Rave!lswoOII, • 1\, 'ftl• lleedsvllle Dlilll. • mod· recllll, flour, ougar IDd other 1 COIIJIIIOIIplace 1111~. ~ fa- and every day ones, oa•.h worn ·Va., lnd,ber oon, WUUam em wonder of omct-m,, and food ataplea were IIOld from Iller wu ollen out at 1111~1 tak· for Ita occulon. Miss S.n.oorn's ray oll\'orlhlngton, Ky., and bls · lie VltlQc expiOI'tl'l of early harrell. 111.1 the ferry over to West mother, Nina Hoyt, was her wile. ~tory wwld oeem totally un- AI 1 youq 11rJ abe helped VIrginia to brii)C an onlY doctor flrat teacher. Mrs Murray_ ro- With riCh memory .of hf~· 'related subjeeta, In reaUty they bet Iaiiier with the ferry and to see a sick Jl(lilan~ waiting, caila too .ber,alqe am~Jhon,, toric ev~ts lira, Murray are not. or. nuiDerwa oecu1ona rowed and then taklne .blm back In alter llteii)C Uncle Tom s Cab- erthel.., hu adjusted . 10 There is a direct Unk be- foot Jlllllllilrl over in a lklll the night, aU by hand and at In" on .a showboat ciiiJl8es Ill cuatoms. Sh~ Ia lwten them, If we talk with 1 by herself. Sho uya, "Father no charge. Her brolltera oarcied on the erant of progress. form" Reedsville Rosideni: Mrs lold me not~- cltarplbtm, but ' .They just d~'t "make lhem river tradition. Alire<! took OV· e h andfather llved James \lurray. now of Middle· they usually left monoy on !bel' kmd 110 more. ler the ferry and Dayton Waf • . MSID<h er "'ts . aJ port. 'l'he Ohto River has been seat for me." . Mrs. Mum,y laughs al . th~1 pilot on river boets ln:·ludlnil 1 • 8 • ' ' : : lo Heljoer a VJlal part of her ltle. She Sh bera the •~ be snow we hive IQdl)' u of little the Queen fJH.l: Ill• Ito 1 Que.n ~s ~ IV ell ·~ 1 e. 1 knew the River whe mt provid- talh' remteu''"or v-.!7''...~ consequenco. Sbe remambers which burned iater: the Virgin: ,_.'it"'ch~·-·~· and . ' veot-.1 ed not onlv her livelihood but er I - ...·• ... when tl came OD In the early . -•· s wuo, n a1te ran fr.., without dams or locka. ond bow aome olthe raiders ran fall, became watst deep, and 18 and the Green, and many of doing laney swing, Mrs. Murray, the former Lu· up the river asking him to take stayed until spring, The river others. . has taken up nowers •• . lu Randolph of Reeasvllle, is a them across It, and his warning fro<e, lllld aJelghs Jl1l'de .the Mro. Murray sle~£1'!'l . out of hobby and. in summer her do•cendant of lhe Vikings. One hherll W:,~~othert tothrunhfort.the trip in winter, often at .nigb~ th~ siver bus~. with her <!enllkltSdt...thmlng wlltth 'blh'rnd,' or the best known in hi:stury ' 1 ,o; ut::'\:ause 0 e s 00 mg. · with everybody tucked s.nugly marriage to James ,\1' lr:sy, a a n ~~ e resu o. Jar was Rolf (8501 who later set- Her father often dei!Crlbed how between cloods of ftalller Uclta. railroeder with th• Boltlmm~ and cm.:. .. lied ·m norult'!rn •L- "r ranee and Ia some waded mt<h till' mer and . Instead of boots the r~lldren lllld Oblo. She is t~e on· I~ sur Theb Vikmgs vamsned t th · d • · ttill later b!came the firs! Duke : ter were caug 1: 1 wore sturct.v knitted socks made vJvlng mentber of .bot~ nPr :m i ~o, u e1r stur V !..~•l»t ol Normandy. As an lnterestmg sidelight, 1 by their mother a.1i dried out her husband's famtly, hvlng, sur<ly part of what . Is Duk,., Earls and Lordi dot Mrs. Murray humorously re- , by the &Choolhouse stove. She visits often with her !mest In Western ctvthzatwn tile Randolph III!CeSiry dowa to calls that she lllld her cblldhood As fur the fash!OIIS in dre88, daqbter and famil~, MJ·. and lives on today In Mrs. Fltz Randolph who em••rated playmate, Be.. Hey! San- she says as children they had Mrs. Randolph Ward and their of Middleport . '" . born (Middleport's "Miss · It Amertca, seel<i!!s reUgtous Bess") were unable to team lo ' freedom. In later the Randolpbs came~-·"... lo Mead- swim because of the long I vUle, Pa., lllld Joseplt Ran- heavy dresses and sturdy petit· •L I' Of coats, decreed dolph , Mrs. Mura·ay ,s faa.uer, . .In those limes. ,, t 1800 to k •L- I uathmg sutts, she says, came avuu wor or. ~ "Even 11 we had had them, our flat boats that ran on the Ohto parents would never ha. " ollowriver. ed us to wear them.'' Later he came to Reedsville In th08e days educatioll was and operated the first ferry gotten in a one room school hoat between Ohio and \r ' bouse where children of Virginia. The huge Randolph all ages learned their ·readhome stood on the point over- 1in', wrltin', and rlthmetlc.'' looking the river. (torn down · There was one church, of Meth· to make way for the new dam odist denomination, and thebe till! past lew years) and had two two lnsututiono provided all D.ateline: ,rre 1 ·1 I • .. • ) • ."· .i. " ~ i ;; .•'· t,· ! N1w 816 Mowtr-Conditioner •limin1tu troub/1111m1 f11ding 111/. , . holth crop for IUTI. cflsn cuning . • • • • • .,", ;· • Smooth super.qulet operation :ome m and see thts revolutionary tool • • • .. Simplified destgn, wtth the uniQue new IH flic:k·btr syslem, meens fewer mov1ng t~arts •.• lass to 10 wrong ..• less to f1x, • One-trip operatton saves. time and money, re· qurres fewer machines, less fuel • Famous IH Balanced·Htad mowinaaction • Efficient rubber and steel condLtion in& rol·s • lays down swath or windrow · • Exclusive adjustable wheel1or row crops • Available 1n 7 or 9·foot models Hannan, the former Galllo Jarge porches, one on the £irst the social enterhtinment of the • Ac•domy faculty momber, has and one on UJ.e second floor.j era: plays, and Christmas proTHE annual Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce ban· been nominated for the GovernAccording to Mrs. Mw·ray, the grama. There also was the quet is just around the corner. Dr. Keith Brande· or's Award in Illinois for his upper porch was where she 1 huge fire~lace in the home berry will assume the president's role when !be big in this new program. learned to ride a bicycle. 1 where everybody often gathered event unfolds on Monday, March 14. The banquet will She is a remarkable woman- . on cold nights for popcorn _ be held at Grace Methodist church, beginning at 6:30 The Almanae perhaps due to the Viking hen- ' clllldy and appJ.,, all obtained p.m. Main speaker will be C. V. JDII, Columbua. Tick· By Ualted Pre.. lnternattonal tage - who will observe her from the kil<hen pantr;:. els are being sold by chamber directors or at the Today Ia Sunday, Feb. 2'1, the chamber office for $5. 86th birthday this spring. What j Sh• vowo ij they lackPd anylith day of 11l611 with 3ll'l to • a host of memorJea she reo thing they were unaware of it follow. call•! At times she otill Iongo for SPRING is just around the corner. In fact, four weeks The moon Ia between Its new She helped her father with the Ice cold buttermilk. the from today , Ole' Man Winter will bow Gut. Nine pllase and first quarter. weeks from today, many areas will switch to Daylll{bt the ferry, which was hand row· country butter and rich homeTh mornli)C star Ia Venus Savings Time. Nothing definite has been released by ed across the river many times made foods alwa~ stl plentiful The evening alar Ia Jupiter blic officials on what GalllpoUs and Gallla oounty a da\'. and sometime8 at night in the Randolph home. Poet Henry Wadsworth Long. tend to do this year. for a dnrtor. It lo slr8Jl8e to Coming from a large ''mily · faUow was born on this day in • im ;u~mi· " fPrrv boat with hors- of l3 - 11 glrls and 2 boys1807. GONGRATULATIONS are In order for Golden R. ,.~ . ~\'agtms and carriages rnak. the Randolphs had evjlorything On lhJs day In history : Canaday, Northup. Last week, Canaday wu nam· n1~ up 1he passenger list. No of their own. No runnmg to a In IIIII, Abraham Lincoln · ed state chaiJ:man for Ohio on !be National Referen· made his first speech in the shit1v automobiles on this fer- shopping center every day for dum Committee on Belt Wide Burley Tobnco f'r the Bast, t11acuuJni slavery ·Ill n . Ithem! There was tho berry acreage poundage program which will be up for a Cooper Union College, Nl t Tht> lt>rry made tt possible for patch, ~orchards, huttenwt vot! on March 10. York City. Ohi1J<1n~ l•1 ridt" th" C&o Rail· I trees, ~en 1 private pawpaw VIKING DESCENDENT - Mrs. James Murray, formerly <lf ReedaviUe and now a In 1932, educators wiJfl rn; d train> t.o Parkersburg and grove, lllld of course, the smoke. Middleport resident, alta on an oldlime love-seat with an antique carder in front of her. THE 48rd annual Gallia County High school basketoverwhelmed by the announce••lh<'r •·iii<·' · Th• ferry had to , howe fri the hams, bacon and The carder ts believed to be more than 125 years old. Mrs. Murray ia a descendent of the ball tournament is now history. Without a doubt, ment that a British scientis1 bl rowt>d wilh oars requiring '/ meats, They made their ownJV~iki ='n:;-g:_e:::xp:..lo :::r:::•:::":::·--------------------(Continued on page 11 ) l llU :-;,· \e~ and .1 strong back. varitles~ of meat, beaclcheese hnd discovered the neutron. I" lat.-. ye.rs when I son and ...... "!''i there wu the In 00, the hattie of ~e Java t ~ i trrok over the ferry a motor 1 thick .rem, th81" went on every- Sea began. It was ulijmately 1:) ,,., in, tailed, hut the elder thing. Eacb ehild bad his <bores won by the Japanese, who sank - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • lilll1dolplr did his job thr hard to do. This •eruea to ellmlnate 13 warships compared to a loq way. He also owned a grocery juvenile delinqu01ey. of two in their navy, r.:' . .... ... '' MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Rtlr Meigt Gtntnl Hospitll POMEROY WY 2-2176 ., '\I ,, Fifty Years APo on the River I 'Twas aBad Day that the Sa~ Brown Exploded Meigs News Beat • Pomeroy Youth Leader Undecided on Work 1 ..-· -. - At Lancaster as Dean of Women for Camp • • BY ROBERT WINGI!TT TODAY'S THOUGHT - Whatever your lot Is in life, build oomethlng on it. , Mrs. Elsie Smith, an active member of the Pomeroy Metbodlot Church. is undecided wbet~er or not sh• can be available this summer in the demanding role of Dean .ol WomenJ ' I the MYF Camp in Lancaster. s. Smith, who Rev. Melvin Alkire often relies upon for osaistance at the church, hu en Dean of Women lbere eight IUlllm era. She almotlt rellgned last year. but IC· top after strong encour. . lfOJilent. IMrs. Charles Werry, Pomeroy, open tllm doors the foilowmg llr)\. Smith, as well as Mrs. l18s been goint "Great Guns" morning tho found they would C. F.1Tompkins, loq an MYF in athletic events on otation m oot open because_of the thtcklud<t of tile Pomeroy Methodist Morocco, Africa. ne" of the carpetmg .. ... Work· ~ are highly-regarded A graduate of Pomeroy lligh en rushed back lo solve the the Lancaster School, MiketraveUng has . beensquad to;1,,p:_r_ob_lem _._.._.._.._ _ _ _ _ . Both do more campthan ed for the " 9 lhelr selec~ are in behaU of the youn participate In the U. S. Navy's CINCUSNAVEUR basketball tournament at Basbl. Mike re- er 1 , ration. i N H" h/" ht eWS 1g 19 BY DICK moMAS !passenger packet, burned The day the U>mbine; tow- the water's edge at Smith's dry boel Sam Brown exploded and dock at Pt. Pleasant and sank sank at HID!tlngton, W.Va., was after beiq towed across the a had one for rivermen on rl>er lo a sand bar at its mouth. the Upper Ohio River. That The crew In the Lorena's cabwas 50 years ago this month. in had just pushed themselves Two other river disasters also hack from the dtolnil table were recorded. when the Ooor got hot under There was an old adage about their feet. The fire, which mus1 that: As rlvermen know have started in the engine river disasters, occur in three's; room downstairs, made sucb boat.t ~0 th:rt' way but seldom headway that ·the engineer Sit· three 1n on~ <lay, ling at the table 20 feet away IAIRENA IIURNS did not have time to go to bls It was about noon Feb. 2, 1916 room and get his clothes lllld that the towboat Sam Brown $iitl. · • met with disaster at Hunting- Several day& before it had ton. At noon the 8Bme day the been announ.,..J Captain that new packet service from Gallipolis to Pittaburgh. Tlte steamer Lorena was purcllaaed ,for the trade, to operate with the steamer Ruth. The two packets were to operate under a new schedule which would have a boat leavJni Glillipolis every Monday, Wednellday and Friday morning. It was hailed 11 the beat packet service for GaUlpolla In yean. Tbe boats were scbetluled It make connecUOIII in Gallipo)Js with Green Line boats leaving IJJr Clncilll!8ti. The steamer Lorena was built at Marietta In l8tl for , the nally and Horcbrnok abe beaded for dry dock at Pt. Pleasant, where the flreiCCIII'nld. Prior to the fire the owners of the LoMta bad ordered Jn.. suronce 1111 the steamer by leltgram. It turned onl that abe was insured by a New Orleans company the day abe burned. It was lueky fur the owners who received notice the risk wu taken while the Lorena was burnlnfl. Later in lbe month Captala John W. Hubbard sold steam"': Dunbar to the new GallipolisPttlsburgh packet Une, to op. erate in place of the I - , mander of the Donbar 1o oper- ate in the Charleston, GaiUpolis, STEAMER omo BURNS The third Ohio River packet lo be destroyed In one day was the steamer Ohio which was destroyed by fire of an unknown origin at Parkeroburg. Sbe burned to the water'o edge. Tbe Ohio bad been in the Parkersburg harbor one month Wllttnc to flO on drydock for minor repairs. The blaze Whicll Jtarted In an after cabin ~as dlacovered from ashore. Ftrellli!D found difficulty In locaUng IIOd .f1cb11n8 the fire. At mid· :_)_ .!_s~tea~m~er:_:Lore~:n_na~,,~a_Jgood~:'.;~ized~_..:H~arry~~C::_.~Do~nna~U~y~a~nd~C~a~pla~l~nJ...Za~ne~s~v~ill_:e_:·~P~l~tllbur~~gh~~trade~:::·~wl::th:..:the::.:stea=am=:::er:..::R=utb.=-Captala::::::=::..::(Conllnued=:=::..=OD:..:..Pa::!geC...::1:.9 Lower River Rd., home siiiC8 Galllpolls schools a tO-week College students In the group. Feb. 13. worksbop bas been made piJSii. Wllbur Dennls Is the top counby a Ifill& under Title III. ty donor with 52 pints. $ :*pla~edpol:,ta ;~~ Murder Trial Top Gallia News: Middleport ..:!:~:~=~oro::e~a; Ia CUlt~' ::; the NAF All-Staro ~- Mike ALSO WAS PROMCYI'ED TO Coo cations Yoamu Seaman !at CJa.. ncentl y. Sch00Js Lanneh Federa} GfaD t programs =-~~entylm:,ve:;_em Collef ~jtarmers ,.,....! ~. / I ' :!'l.o< "' 'Qo.•' - '"1-· " ·'"· ........ .. . . ~ .. . ·· - ·· · ····· ···· ·· - · . . . . . . .. . . . • ' ! • • SERVICE , • EARLY BIRD AnliNTION PAIMIII NOW IN EFFECT! S.U.Por ... for TOBACCO BED SUPPLIES! ~·~· eu~~~~y-l'erluaon Trocton • New Holland lllen eNIW Holl•nd Rlkll And all vour ftrm lllllla Pllllllll PriCIII The Price Leader! ,,' ,, . Dial 992-2181 For Delivery •11 rl.' from our aroa worohou11 serving Meigs, Goili1 and Mason Ut for Specioli>:ed Sorvic..-Bulk Spreading Availobi..-Wt Alao Can Applr Liquid Nltrogan To y ovr Fields. A~~ ANALYSIS, STRAIGHT l MIXED MATERIALS AVAI~AB~E . Fulton-Thompton IRAaoR SAlES • ;!;' • . '!") '" eFEED POMIIOY WY NIOI ljlrl111 Avt. 1·10-5 -----===--- With Altlrln - - - - - CHAIN SAW SPECIAL I Free Chain 50 Ll. NEW XL-12 WEED SEED KILER FOR TOBACCO BEDS MEJH.n BROMIDE FOR TOBACCO BEDS YANCO EQUIP '·· . $2-'' Shipps and Rickards Tobacto Seeds All Popular Varieties .. WJth "'""- ,, Caurtst. .; ri ~~:II••· Y~';ll laayTermal . ! "" DISCOUNT READY FOR SPRING? ::1 ... tr...., . }._ m1 Pittsburgh trade . QAIJJA OOIINTY COJDDJ1s. DIANE RI!MITA and JOinle lite lrlal Of a Facemire, seniors at G~llla A· by-pua macblne In lbe ecJIIDo ademy have beea named Naround centerville will ba ,_,, reconler'lofllce, to tltudy lbe Ilona! Merit Scholarablp final· •.m__, lbe record- ,_, Hainnd MerUn •-• By Dwillht Wethtrholt merged district acbool boar\ quet speaker. ed on March 22. On March IIIJ II W ....~ ""' • """" of !selected a name for the dillrlct 1 bids will be opened for a • of COUIIl1 lbe Evt1111 Packing Co., bas OD 'N ENDS DEPART· MeiJs . . . : DONALD MORA of Pomeroy ject to build a new brtdge a- GAUlANII numberlug 188, ·been hoooned with a plaque by MI!NT - RuUIIIId and Lanp- TWO _FEDERAL 11d program, at Its meeUng tlttS w~k. It, Star Rt., hiR been named protl· .....,. 11Ht hture Fanners ol America vUie people and ft!lldents bt ~ounting lo .$40,000 h~ve been will~ ba knows as Metgs Lo- dent of Meigs Counly Dairy 775. • bloodmobUe, ml gave 112 Fotltdatloll for ltll aaslalanee lo outlying areas will be looking maugurated m Mtddleport cal, but 1 name for the pro- Service Unit. Pam Davis and There were 44 Rio Grltlde lbe orgaalzatlon. for assista.ace fur flood control schools. They. encompass read- posed new bl8h school has_not Karl Russell were named 8'fANLEY B. Buntlnglon, • In the near future . . Con. Wal- 101 and pbysteal fitness. been .. lected. The board ac- queen and klQC or the · annual tired utility worker, reci,l..dl IIITHS. DIVORCES · .ter H. Moellre Ia scheduled 19 cepted the $1,948,000 stale grant, S.aux Arts Ball at Southern bls 50-year membersbip pin IIIAL IITATI . liv:Jtte Holcomb Vo-Ag ' appear at the Rutland Elemen- A SECOND annual Big Bend which will be forthcomiq with High school the Inspection of DIATHS, MARIIAGB adv at RuUand Hlah School, tory lldlool lhla coming Friday ret~atta is being planned In the pauage of a bond iaaue. ' Dawn Lodge of Masons 1 repor there will ba • aenea nd at 7:30p.m. to disctlllthe rna~ Pomeroy, AI Leonard Is the Monday, lllld attaed by "**iDDI at the ter 111111 relidents olthe llOI'thchairman. The event IILOOD 18 REPORTED Ia Ga!U. Muons of the dillrlct. The aiD I!;", :!,lill•;:rtment .. thelC -lel'll Mtlp County area. It wtll be held June to, u and 12. sbort IIIPfJiy in the county, ml Central lnelrtst In the coanty pnsentatioa watllUide 1 ' mee:-•' " . Is bopod 1 1ar1e group of interspecial drive lor donors is on wao focused on the Ernest WaJ.. ard Carter, DiSII'icl ~ , t"'~aJ' n•ghts startmg esled peraona will ba in atten· CHARLES KARR, Jr., of for the bloodmobile visit IIChed- ker trial which started MontiiY Grand Muter. ::;:' '~or" tm._te the pub- dance . Mike Spencer, Pom- Middleport haa Iliad a suit i led for Mooday. and continusd lbroullt the lie 1 ' .,c:;ial;nv~ ' to see eroy home after spending silt Meig> county court ogainst Wa · week. Titre jurors were sealed BANNAN TRACE 1 1 1 " eseniati::"!f farm· rnontl!s in the National Guard ter. Hayes, another Middleport FRED C. CROW,. Jr., Pome- Monday, and an addlllonil draw- llOb!lol at Mercerville wass .,.. 1 o~m and friends tf in Texa• I• eonHing at a Col- restdent, 11 tho outgrowth of roy allorsey, h~s been elected ing of 75 nameo from lbl jury el Monday Dight, and " i;.t;;:,; 111ai ca Topic .r the meet- umbua Barber College In early an auto accldant wblcb look president of the Community wheel was mnda but wu not made way with $140 from ··;.,"-';::;;_=·-==::..~,:;#I lac 1 h~ "How farmers can March A frog jumping coo- place March 18, litiS. The suit lmpi'Dvtment Corporation. He exhausted as 1 eomp1111 jury aafe they cracked. , mab pr~fit out of trees even test - perhaps the state cham- Is for $10,515.60. plana to direct the organization was seated at lbe clolle of the If tbeJ1 don't have any " if lbla pionship - ill beiDa proposed toward th• !leCUring of an air· Tuesday sesaloa. 'l'buratlay~Mr· HOLZER BOIPITAL has t&l'l ~triguln& enou,i., topica for lbe Bf( Bend Regatta at Rl!'n..\ND AND Lanfl!vllle port, and a new highwoy nlsg the jury wu ~ to the celvad a gilt from the ftr ofl1er oeulont are "Help Pomeroy In June .. .Then was . residents wUI meet March 4 at through eastern Meigs counly, scene of the oboollac at Kerr, Lyons Fund for the purchase Yooroiir meet increutna costa lntereat created li'I1Uld lha front Rutflllld Elementary scbool to and in the af1em«t11 q~~estlon- items lor palilltla in the pedlat-1 r.r Jl'ljture lnd meldolr CI'Opt" door of the Pomerty National seek flood control of Leading DAVI! DILE8 and Dr. Lew· ing of wilnes&eo alarted. rico department. olld •'Fertlllr.er llid Ume Uao a~ Blak lui Thuradly ... ... Seems Creek, whicll swept through Is Rickman, two al<JJIIni of JWp il!'rOIJIII M!C." that I lovelf new carpel bad the communities in the recent Middleport Jllgh school were MELVIN BA11CUS reported GAUJA OOUNTY -t<:Jtoollal !<;'.b.O,,"'!! · been pat dowa on the lobby flood season. honored nt o testimonial dinner lo the Gallia sheriff this week have received a grant Of : hekl in Mt. Clomens, Mich., on that ht• wife, Elizabeth May, to purchase library books. ;;;~~•. 1Ooor Wednesday evening and 1011 of Mr. and wttan baal: lfftCIIIo JINPII'ed It MEMBERS OF THE aewly Saturday. DUet was the ban- 3'1, had been mllllll.l fr<>m their l!'•nllneluded the rit1 arhools. -' A . . ho• beeo tnetod lllld campers are >locked in Syrawhere Mickey WUIWna ml nny Braun art opeDing their tg Bend Trailer Sales • ·s. The w huslnesi, with camp• Ilia ilers the chief item for lSle, being located along Rt. l2f the lower end of the •lllag near the entrll!ct to Road. FERTILIZER ' to Fred Hornbrook would start a ~Iter bar sale to Captains Don- Harry Kraft was named com- I CENTRAL SOYA co. 4460415 .• . ,, ..lllpolll, COMPLETE MIXING an• GRINDING FACtllnES o. .. :.jl~l ' ~ Cow-Lac-Pels Is a oomplete, pelleted dairy ration with a low oost for lbe TDN supplied. The highly palatable pellets insure a fast clean-up, which is very Important m milking parlors. Pellets handle euUy and flow freellv m t pe of bulk handling equipment. W1th Cow· ac· ~ lbere'& no separation of ingredients and every cow receives balanced feed nutrition. Cow-Lac-Pels are ?art 01 LANDMARK'S complete Dairy Feeding Program. .. . •. (,J ; ' '~ ., .Ai .P OMEROY STOUOPIN UNnLtP.M. Mon. thnl Set. Por-ly: Miller Filii~ hid Co. ~-·· .... Sert~lniJ OF. OHIO ' Thlnl " .. ... ri! . ' •}· 't ..-;;. •• Meif•, Gallio, Maton CoUftdel ,.. ' • luy AI Landmark's!".:!''"' ANI Form and Urltatt Shopping Cenllr. L At lteiMNy Cit. 7 I Ill Rielil On The Beautiful Ohko ltl ..r. JACK W. CARSEY, MGit. . DIAL tft41t1 • i �T' . .. .... . tJ. ·~ ·~ ... ,, , ............ ........ -.. . . ..... . .. . ··· · · · ~ .... ~- . .• .. ... - ',,,........... ., .......___,..ft,·"- · --""'..... _ ""ft" __ ...., ~- -- -........... .., .., ... .... .. ' .... . ... . .. '" .. .' '1.. .. ............ ....... - .. ~ --·-- ... ,, •• . ' . • • '4 ,, ' .. ... .... . ... /. I I . !· "' A Winter Moneyland In Our Want Ads ~ .•. @ ,. . Cllllfllnl Equip. '' " BEAT THE ROBINS Home Henng Oil The Sunday W.\NT AD UNPEELED PINE 181 Pay System Day Tlm...S.ntlne~ Soliday, February 27, 19811-18 FOR SALI · ,., a . IIIIIUI.ATIDHI TM hblttMr ,..rw~ tt. rtlflt AVAILABLE Marr.h 1st I ness buDding. Located at · OIIDER AMSTUTZ'S H&N : "Nick Chick': leghore ehieka, I ~~::""wm ':0.-:!'::;.!.~..':: East Main St., Pomeroy. · or started pullell lnday. Mod"'''' 111an - . ~~~e ...., ,.... ,.,.,., Matilda SChorn, WY 2-2$24. em Poultry, 801 !81, Athens, ...,, 2 15 tic Ob10. Phone 1113-7031. I 'l/ lie ' " Wilt M ftMII C Clll I ,., WI,. " " .,..;..... spota belorl "Your M'"'"''"' a m.-... ROOMWY tumlshed 0 ""' It C:tntl ,., ..,.. felr ,..,.. c.. eye! on your new arpel IHIIIIN lftMrtltltl r~n:J ru"Nii " " ' Httt Dilcount en ,.~c~ 5tb A enue ............ - remove them with Blue lnd Ids INI" WltfMII 1f ...,.. V t IIIIJ\PIIo.rv• "' CAID 0" fHANICI A OIITUARIII I 2: Uc Luslrt. Rilill eleoirlc sham11.11 ._, II wwtl Mlllllftllftt, hltt1-------pooer, II. Pickens Hardware, I ld"ltoMI word 1c. 1OPFICI IIIOU.I Mason, W. Va. 713-6583. l'IIAIL!k lDI'II - '"" l"f A. M, .. 1100 ' · M. DillY llllllrft¥ f1H A. M. II 1tllt NOM 2 27 tie 1111 and If'S 10 IAIY er Parll tSiale o\pproYodJ TO P''-ACI A IIIIUL. T PIIODUCI ... Mlllenvilll, Oblo, ........ WANT AD WJ'A. I U tf .... tf rtltcf .,.,. ... ....... •lll•f11•on~bl•. Degree DeliVOf1 Phone I'Gmeroy 992·2181 Collect . ,,,.n tiiiVhl "' a.,.. .. ..,. .. Galllpoii•VIntan 388-8526 8utlneu Services I INFOAM~HION For Rent · For ~-•CARPETS a lrll!bl! Make them IARL GRU!SBR. Plllllllllnc ••• ,." 1 niRNiiSiiiED-· ; pa· · , rti>•eiii.--, ..... _ _ _ · 111 wlth s1 ue 1nd h.. tlna, .. , , ... ,..,,..,,.. FURNISHED '· ,., "'' • belulilul . Ill Mlnenrtllt I 1 1 1 10. rooins and bath, 390 S. ...., ,.. INCH Jl'rtgldalrt renae 1 Luatre. f!enl electric sham- Oblo. Ead your eewer troub- . G. E. Portable Diah~her pooer, •fl. Pomeroy Cement leo. We have aU -er I wo1o 10 ,r,>:=,•~:::•,,. M. <\.Ve., Middleport. Call and t _ • pc. B-akfaal Sol, Bloc. k Company, Pomeroy, llllchlnel. ReaSODoble retet. ' ,.,. a.,. w PultUuHtn 00. 2 15 tfc r Call WY 2-21161. 2 'll Jtc Ob10. 2.'1 lie "•" .....,. WY 2-zrlf. day or nlglll. H• Troated No. 1 - Treated No. 1 - Metered Den,..,. ~riDt-A-lolabc Tietell -Bud· ••ter. -·· .:.• 5•1•1 Uud Ftrm Equipment 1 USED NEW IDEA SPREADER $125 Good condlUon. Sma111izt apreader wijb eround drive FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES WY 2-5101 t U IC 1 I EXPERIENCED RADIATOR SERVICE From tbe lareeat trUck OJ bulldozer rodlotor to lllo BlAEnNAR'S PGmeroy 65 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door Stdan $2295 PllMEROY - SPRING ST. One story frame, 5 rooms, , bath, bas~~nent, divided Into ~ rooms, could be apartment, furnace beatlne. sarage. f/,000.00. a ..- : 'I• •• • . $2095 Station Wagon. 6500 actual miles by local owner. Like new 700x14 tires. Spare has never been out. Dark green outside. Radio and heater. Big 6 en· gine. Std. lrans. Show room clean 1-Used Chevrolet Heavy Duty Faclory Tandem wilh Dump Bed _ Priced To Go SERVICE All New RidlaiOr 5IIOjl $1595 6 cyl. with std. lrans . Radio, heater. Real good white wall tires. Local owned with good care and low mileage. 1963 Volkswagen 2 Door Htlp W1nted $1245 Deluxe vinyl trim, green fini sh. radio, heater, good tires-Reduced Price. 62 Corvair Fordor Reduced $969 Powerglide trans. New white tires. Try this one for more go in the snow. 63 Corvair Monza Cpe. Reduced to $1 4 speed. Radio and healer. Black finish with r vinyl bucket seats. Deld Stock Removed Free WILL remove your . bor!os. cowa and mules. CaD IIOFFI'Cii: ;room ud three apt. all utilities OR wheels fini sh. 4 speed, free floating, automatic turn table, dual channel, I!Ollnd system, bal. - Sewing Machine, to zig-10g, buttollhole, east, monogram, etc. Sale or Tr1cle _..::; _. ___ ___ c;.,__ insert lor design. $36.92 or 4>-11 1964 FORD Sprint, V-8, 4 spd. _tenns. _ 446-4329. i 2 dr. H.T.P. Tach. New TWO Varment rifles .222 All extras. 441i-2652. .241 cal. Pb. 4&HI:i43 alter _ YOUR .. . • $101.03 or terms available. Ph. 446-4329. ------ - - - -.- - Gl 1o2M2 tram I Lillo tiD t IHI Estete LOins PRICE REDUCED I'OB YOUB OWN BENBFJT OVD 'I'B1fl LIKE NEW 3 L001t 8!:1). BOOM HOMI LOCATED OM U. S. 15. BUD.T·1N lU'OCHEN WITH I.AJIIGE. I"QBCDJ AI& FURNACE AND CARPORT. fancy desigHS, sheD etc. One dial does II $38.88, terms. 446-1639. --L-- __ .._ ........ ......................... a.s.ota .... wf ..... 1 1211 I Heating oil, !JII2..ZIBI collect lis-Viatoo 38141526. 1 mterests and she stayed south . I ern 1 1 I Twenty minute• before. lba Sf . James passed Gallipolis, the I Homer Smith of Pt. Pleasant, beaded down stream pas! tile Old French City with 1211 pas- many peoples: and they sball beat lbeir awordo iato plow • • .. ,.111: H • a} N armam~nt ratf'.-Bemard Barud. Ameriran ftnuclft. TJI\1ELY QUOTE ; I would not be sur.pri~ I General WPst mon•Ja nd 1f01lil say at some- time in the Ddt ' '65 CORVAtR i~ 4 DOOR HARDtcf ~m 1 Mile Atlove Sllvll' Briclte l11 Keno ..... 0 • ao .. /II Smith's Fiat Sales & Service ed by weight ol metoi or b1 \, weeks, "I need another 31JOo -=-=-1 IRY'fVP - .. . ' polis la te in the evening of Feb• , 2. 1916. Her own... Captalll J&hn F Klein seld her to sooU... "'!'.,I 1'1)1 .J James TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Gallia Marine!!." Times and Daily Tribune . . . . Park improvement McGt'Orge Qundy, ut'-11 -:-:--:--.,.---..:..'"'-"~I fund totals $1,179.04. David A. Pickens donates labor st-rurity aldt'. for tree planting .. . William W. Sigler sells Court St., A good uniOn does not - . j buUding to U. A. Cornett . . . Nine Gallipolitans be- the union shop and a bad Gill rome new members of Elks club. They are: George B. should not han· 1.me. Kratz, Robert Wolfe, Eugene Plymale, Merrill O'Dell, lien. John G. Tower RTn, Luther Dayton, Max Tawney, William J. McCormick, on tbe llftlon shop. John J . Cooney, and Frank Clendenin ... Cam Deardorff, 80, dies in Columbus ... Lt. Charles L. Smelt- R<~ymond U. Kemp and llfaat zer, 28, Rio Grande, killed in plane crash near Black- Idaughter. fork in Lawrence county . . Fourteen-year-old Jack Mink becomes first Gallia 4-H'er to win top state honI ors ... Long range shooting pves Logan 52-26 win •I• over Gallipolis in Athens Distnct tournament . . Glenteo.tioued ll'om pqe I) ford swamps Mercerville 91-23 in Claso B session at ......_ JIH'a nnvelling ceremonies of t h • Logan. , eralioD, Nn IIDB, IIIII ho created cleplclI TV Wll'l. f • Jng the Trealy o1 Greenville: , Ashland. Ky.; Mrt!. Noah Hoppe I "To those wbo know him, Mr. Rock ; Mrs. Howard !'.. II llill'fday lpMiala Christy's geat aaset iB h Ia osplt ews Hanging D. Hartley, Ravenswood; Mrs. .t warm persoaaUty. Haloveo pooRobert M. Lyle, Jackson: Bill j Ma.....a Style Peat pie, uJidentando lflem IDd baa R. Dickess, Rt. I Ironton: LuIWNutl ....... _11-" a deep sympalby. Life ia 1 Eatored. Roopltal clnda L, Rose, Jackson: Mrs. ' hmpoe I Sett . , 11.50 IIOilr<e of pleasure to blm. lfll Plreolll oelenng Holzer Hos E1tel Dempoey, Rt. 2 Oak Rill: • • day •lor """' lr1ellda include men in bJch plac- pltal during lhe last 48 h~ro Richard B. Brogan, Ashlend . I ~I Ml . N.50 es IDd tbe street cleanera. He mcluded: Mr!. J. Lark Nap1er, Ky.; Alva V. Mahaffey, Rt. 4 ,_....... . tf.SO lip Ja a ...-!table storehouae o1 Rio Grande; J. Earl Nell, lll3 Albany. 'll'llllllalld . . . . bumorou1 human intereot sf«- Teodora Ave.; Cla""'ce Roel-l Blrtllo 'II'IP 11141 'll'lllttl los. & lll:es iA> laul!b and make Jen, 746 First Ave.; Howarl J. Mr!. Jacob M. Bush. Rt. 1 Merle's Style Post · alllero lauiiL As a nMI!t 111 B<lse, 40 Vlltoa Avo.; Cyrua B. Racine, 101, 11:1S a.m. Friday; E..rett Saundtra • 114 Ph. WY WITI fiads himself with a heat o1 Drummond, Rt. 1 Patriot: Mrs. Don L. BosUc, Rio Grande, , .,.,....., Oldo frlelldl throughout the world." Mro. Harold 0. Wai'J'ell, Rt. I sos, Fridoy. THIS WE,f:lC'a SOoa after lba fam1111 '"''''M- V~: Mra. GoldeR R. CanaD!scbarJed j SPECIMt 7 I)' ol Greenvllle" pointlq wu day, Northup; Mrs. Don L. Bo1o Mrs. Mary W. Adamo, Mr! . . t•IVelled, the arllll llfOia his tie, Rio Grende: 1larry C. Gibbs Donald G. Ander801l,· Brenda G. aepbew a lOtte- wbicb be stiU Harlford; Christine L. Glllesple, Burton, Edwla P. Climer The llaa lD blll poasesslon. South Side, W. Va.; Mra. Jacob Rev. Forni! ·Donley, ~~ c . '1be leiter eeld In Pll'l aboal II. Bush, Ill. 1 Racine; Myroa E!Uolt, Cliarles E. ·Fitch, Eu- · _..._ 1M unvelllng, "The people llketl E. Koeoli, Rl. I Coolville; JQ Goble,. Mri. Frank lly•ell il Tbal makee me happy." carl J. Horky, llllddleport; Mrs. Mrs. Ernest Lam~t. Mlcbael En11aeer bard PaW Cllrl&- WOllam A. carnian, Rt. J Pom- Llrlent:· Maurice A. Ml>yes, like hi& lamws uncle, Ions eroy; Timotb)' T. Klell, Pome- Robert Morrison, Mrtl. Carl .I. YOUR ... & Uld lD the ...,. lutun! roy; Meloday Ann Weese, Rl. I Payton. Nimnd S. P.wey, Abe ...:: hand.tab euel . illlt llaclne; Mre. Dale L. Glllesplt, PhiUipt, · Mrs. Wal~ D. Ride..__ ,.........~ ...... frolloa; Mn. Edger C. Church, IIQlll', Jr., Barber RlirP. James _,. pra...., ,..,.., hr I 111111'1 G Sco11 J 8 -,. al poillted receutly 011 lbe ttl- II Collep per11apa l'la~ .• ~-: ~~~·...,,'- : will ..,.llaue II tile potll of gmt Titus. Cbarlee D: Wills, ChiiJpoi~ON. . ., " , . . . . ..._ llln. Wlllla• GhNt1ar aod·KrL --~ -' . ' . •· 1.=-;:::-:::~~~ me. ors. BuUORholes, Jiallu I only one wa y. The St. l ief! Pittsburgh with a few pa.. Isengers and 20.000 steel barrela : for England She passed Gan~ aations, and 1hlll decide fw CHRISTY -1116-3641 .....,,.._ ... . _ O I U N LILW-.n,Ot . _ __:111111:;:;_!'~'--­ TIDIEE thing! to look for when you buy Insurance - a good OO!Iljlany' last claim• aen'ice I and lew rates. l'le have all three at the Neal In&. 'Y, your Grange Agents. them 10011. Galllpolla, Ohle . made the M<Jrdi Gru trip went He ohall judge between 1111 TRUCKS (Continued from page 18 ) it was one of the most successful tournaments In the county'a history. One unusual note was observed. Southwestern's Dan Colley was on a championship team for the second straight year. Jn 1965, he played for Hannan Trace when the Wildcats upset Southwestern for the crown. He helped Southwestern win the 1966 championship over Hannan Trace. I "' mooth: Sleepmg STEREO 1965 model, ~ sp., reom furnl8bed apt., trailer te. changer, multiple speaker opace. Coola<l Stella Arnold. some records with set. Par~ Cenlnl Hotel. 111-11 $40.90 or tenns. Call 4-li-4329.1 u~ WE~;~ I be1 the . Kanawha aud Sam Brown caue: ed many persons lo cancel their j reservations. war any mOI'I!. J81tU %:~ , P~ace is uever IOIIg ~ 1965 console model, furnished. Libby Hotel. Pb. 446-ll4U. ROOMS by week---.rmtnth. Lafayette Hotel. Ph. 446-2521. ' CHEVROLET· otDSMOBIU DEAUR enough paying passengers Icau se the disasters of pruning boob: nld011 sbaQ 1101 lih up IIW9nl aplul 1111 lion, neither sbltl· 6ey Ieora $22.75. Pb. 141i-4329. l ~nd ALSO, a large rommerelal ia the city of Galltpolis, attachments $995·00 Mardi Gras E1cursloa1 At least three pal'kets plannecf I trips to the Mardi Gras at New Orleans In ttie spring fl I 1916, but only two made it. The ,Joe Fowler could not gel shares aod their spears iDt6 ELECTRIC Vacuum clea•er has completo set ol cleaning 4 Speed. Maroon, Radio soon drove them to shore. 'I'he packet was to have entered' the ' Cincinnati - Memphis trade iD: : March 1916. wheeler, and the St. Jamea, a I sternwheeler. 011 Stale Rt. 1181 ft. front, priced reuo~~able. Galll~po~lis~~~ ~~~:!¥~~-~~~1 4 DOOR ed heroidy to save the Ohle but dense smoke and flamet sengers. The Smilh was a side- ON DISPLAY USED FURNITURE and UPHOLSTERING '63 CORVAIR ersburg fire department worS. POMEROY MOTOR CO:' THOUGHTS NEVV & USED CARS THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! 1 _,., • collect Jacksoo 28M531 ()I' Cblllicolbe '/'12oft. 1163 S.C. where lwo watchmen bunked. fire was first seen col'nln& from sta te rooms aft. The Park-- I The I One or tho lwo packets thJI 64 Chevelle Tudor eCar eTruck eHutor Con 1 Bulldout eAnyType : •. • l ' 65 Ford Falcon Futur1 4 Door _ 292 Cu. 6 cyl. C&C. 4 speed trans. Real good !Ires. Heavy duty springs. This truck looks and runs like new. See this one. RADIATOR luxe PIZza, 11.50. Jack's Dal-, ry Bar, Middleport. 12 8 . . .•'' when she burned. The only fire kept on the boat was on the 41Texas" deck. 62 Chevrolel 1'h Ton _ _ __ $1695 DEL1~10US HomeJDade Plua, 50c, 75c, 111111 $1.00 alzea. lJ6. The Wiseman Agency 8 cyl. Powerglide. Radio and heater. New tires. All white outside with red vinyl interior. A local owned low mileage wagon. 1 I WILL NOT be responsible for 1 any debta contracted by any • op1er than myself. Donald W. Manuel. 2 24 3tp .' w• 1 t1,800. J.• or an expl6ding lantern. 64 Chevelle Malibu. Sta. Wag!'n _ $1895 Auto. trans. Radio. heater, power brakes, and steering. Blue finish. Spotless clean interior. A real buy 10A.udanlco2 borne and batb, gas ~ basement, small lng, loca~ olou to l -· man Ed Roberts , wht wal'"the Ill · fated Kanawha "'llbea she sank, was an the Ohle $2149 HERE'S yo1.- cllallce to • ""*• -> .. The Ohio's hull In tn, and she sank in about IIO,A!et ol water at Parker!burJ. Ia was first thought the! tbe·•btlet was set on fire but there ·.,... no evidence to support·. tilt theory. The fire was probably caused by an overheated ttave $2795 8 cyl., Powerglide. Tan and beige finish . Like new tires. See this one before you buy. Mn. GGulder, whoM weekly tile Cleveland Plain TO lllnees ID bean tile aame UUe as owner offers for u1e book, bel bnlught topther lrlll with l I I'OC!II 0,_ tlda wlumt aucb dlsp'!';alo frame borne, .6 lob. base, u 11armo11 Bienbarns, &ood leDces, IIRd Mart Twala, Paul timber. It's located near Lawrence Dmlbar, 1114 many Northup, Greeo Twp. ~ steamer. H.T. Cpe. 327 engine, Powerglide, power steering, power brakes, and lots of other extras. Local own· ed car with 9000 actual mllea·. See and drive this spotless beauty. -.llell beater eore. I ~ ,ro::;; Get Nested' In Orie of These Good OK Cars ..• At LOW Winter Prices! 65 Chev. Impel• Super Sport _ PHON\ WY 2·2156 ..lrd Re1lty Comp11ny OSCAR BAIRD, Realtor (CMtJnued from ........:til if night . bet: _ ... ..;, ~ their oplnloil1bet a total loss . T~ .Obi• the tbroe largeft the Ojllo River ued at more than was lbe ed by the in tbe aummer Of IIIli. -.• the wale-a bet-. and Memphia, Tenn. She was built in !Ill lngiA>n, and at the tlml !',Jill death, !he late Captalll F. Maddy of Gallipolis "'ll . terested in purchaslnl · ,, U. and M'"':J..W.:::,,•....,"' WANTED ,, - ~ld 5.~!:,,; ~ M:· CIIVIOlET· OlDSMOBILE DEAlER·.- �T' . .. .... . tJ. ·~ ·~ ... ,, , ............ ........ -.. . . ..... . .. . ··· · · · ~ .... ~- . .• .. ... - ',,,........... ., .......___,..ft,·"- · --""'..... _ ""ft" __ ...., ~- -- -........... .., .., ... .... .. ' .... . ... . .. '" .. .' '1.. .. ............ ....... - .. ~ --·-- ... ,, •• . ' . • • '4 ,, ' .. ... .... . ... /. I I . !· "' A Winter Moneyland In Our Want Ads ~ .•. @ ,. . Cllllfllnl Equip. '' " BEAT THE ROBINS Home Henng Oil The Sunday W.\NT AD UNPEELED PINE 181 Pay System Day Tlm...S.ntlne~ Soliday, February 27, 19811-18 FOR SALI · ,., a . IIIIIUI.ATIDHI TM hblttMr ,..rw~ tt. rtlflt AVAILABLE Marr.h 1st I ness buDding. Located at · OIIDER AMSTUTZ'S H&N : "Nick Chick': leghore ehieka, I ~~::""wm ':0.-:!'::;.!.~..':: East Main St., Pomeroy. · or started pullell lnday. Mod"'''' 111an - . ~~~e ...., ,.... ,.,.,., Matilda SChorn, WY 2-2$24. em Poultry, 801 !81, Athens, ...,, 2 15 tic Ob10. Phone 1113-7031. I 'l/ lie ' " Wilt M ftMII C Clll I ,., WI,. " " .,..;..... spota belorl "Your M'"'"''"' a m.-... ROOMWY tumlshed 0 ""' It C:tntl ,., ..,.. felr ,..,.. c.. eye! on your new arpel IHIIIIN lftMrtltltl r~n:J ru"Nii " " ' Httt Dilcount en ,.~c~ 5tb A enue ............ - remove them with Blue lnd Ids INI" WltfMII 1f ...,.. V t IIIIJ\PIIo.rv• "' CAID 0" fHANICI A OIITUARIII I 2: Uc Luslrt. Rilill eleoirlc sham11.11 ._, II wwtl Mlllllftllftt, hltt1-------pooer, II. Pickens Hardware, I ld"ltoMI word 1c. 1OPFICI IIIOU.I Mason, W. Va. 713-6583. l'IIAIL!k lDI'II - '"" l"f A. M, .. 1100 ' · M. DillY llllllrft¥ f1H A. M. II 1tllt NOM 2 27 tie 1111 and If'S 10 IAIY er Parll tSiale o\pproYodJ TO P''-ACI A IIIIUL. T PIIODUCI ... Mlllenvilll, Oblo, ........ WANT AD WJ'A. I U tf .... tf rtltcf .,.,. ... ....... •lll•f11•on~bl•. Degree DeliVOf1 Phone I'Gmeroy 992·2181 Collect . ,,,.n tiiiVhl "' a.,.. .. ..,. .. Galllpoii•VIntan 388-8526 8utlneu Services I INFOAM~HION For Rent · For ~-•CARPETS a lrll!bl! Make them IARL GRU!SBR. Plllllllllnc ••• ,." 1 niRNiiSiiiED-· ; pa· · , rti>•eiii.--, ..... _ _ _ · 111 wlth s1 ue 1nd h.. tlna, .. , , ... ,..,,..,,.. FURNISHED '· ,., "'' • belulilul . Ill Mlnenrtllt I 1 1 1 10. rooins and bath, 390 S. ...., ,.. INCH Jl'rtgldalrt renae 1 Luatre. f!enl electric sham- Oblo. Ead your eewer troub- . G. E. Portable Diah~her pooer, •fl. Pomeroy Cement leo. We have aU -er I wo1o 10 ,r,>:=,•~:::•,,. M. <\.Ve., Middleport. Call and t _ • pc. B-akfaal Sol, Bloc. k Company, Pomeroy, llllchlnel. ReaSODoble retet. ' ,.,. a.,. w PultUuHtn 00. 2 15 tfc r Call WY 2-21161. 2 'll Jtc Ob10. 2.'1 lie "•" .....,. WY 2-zrlf. day or nlglll. H• Troated No. 1 - Treated No. 1 - Metered Den,..,. ~riDt-A-lolabc Tietell -Bud· ••ter. -·· .:.• 5•1•1 Uud Ftrm Equipment 1 USED NEW IDEA SPREADER $125 Good condlUon. Sma111izt apreader wijb eround drive FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES WY 2-5101 t U IC 1 I EXPERIENCED RADIATOR SERVICE From tbe lareeat trUck OJ bulldozer rodlotor to lllo BlAEnNAR'S PGmeroy 65 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door Stdan $2295 PllMEROY - SPRING ST. One story frame, 5 rooms, , bath, bas~~nent, divided Into ~ rooms, could be apartment, furnace beatlne. sarage. f/,000.00. a ..- : 'I• •• • . $2095 Station Wagon. 6500 actual miles by local owner. Like new 700x14 tires. Spare has never been out. Dark green outside. Radio and heater. Big 6 en· gine. Std. lrans. Show room clean 1-Used Chevrolet Heavy Duty Faclory Tandem wilh Dump Bed _ Priced To Go SERVICE All New RidlaiOr 5IIOjl $1595 6 cyl. with std. lrans . Radio, heater. Real good white wall tires. Local owned with good care and low mileage. 1963 Volkswagen 2 Door Htlp W1nted $1245 Deluxe vinyl trim, green fini sh. radio, heater, good tires-Reduced Price. 62 Corvair Fordor Reduced $969 Powerglide trans. New white tires. Try this one for more go in the snow. 63 Corvair Monza Cpe. Reduced to $1 4 speed. Radio and healer. Black finish with r vinyl bucket seats. Deld Stock Removed Free WILL remove your . bor!os. cowa and mules. CaD IIOFFI'Cii: ;room ud three apt. all utilities OR wheels fini sh. 4 speed, free floating, automatic turn table, dual channel, I!Ollnd system, bal. - Sewing Machine, to zig-10g, buttollhole, east, monogram, etc. Sale or Tr1cle _..::; _. ___ ___ c;.,__ insert lor design. $36.92 or 4>-11 1964 FORD Sprint, V-8, 4 spd. _tenns. _ 446-4329. i 2 dr. H.T.P. Tach. New TWO Varment rifles .222 All extras. 441i-2652. .241 cal. Pb. 4&HI:i43 alter _ YOUR .. . • $101.03 or terms available. Ph. 446-4329. ------ - - - -.- - Gl 1o2M2 tram I Lillo tiD t IHI Estete LOins PRICE REDUCED I'OB YOUB OWN BENBFJT OVD 'I'B1fl LIKE NEW 3 L001t 8!:1). BOOM HOMI LOCATED OM U. S. 15. BUD.T·1N lU'OCHEN WITH I.AJIIGE. I"QBCDJ AI& FURNACE AND CARPORT. fancy desigHS, sheD etc. One dial does II $38.88, terms. 446-1639. --L-- __ .._ ........ ......................... a.s.ota .... wf ..... 1 1211 I Heating oil, !JII2..ZIBI collect lis-Viatoo 38141526. 1 mterests and she stayed south . I ern 1 1 I Twenty minute• before. lba Sf . James passed Gallipolis, the I Homer Smith of Pt. Pleasant, beaded down stream pas! tile Old French City with 1211 pas- many peoples: and they sball beat lbeir awordo iato plow • • .. ,.111: H • a} N armam~nt ratf'.-Bemard Barud. Ameriran ftnuclft. TJI\1ELY QUOTE ; I would not be sur.pri~ I General WPst mon•Ja nd 1f01lil say at some- time in the Ddt ' '65 CORVAtR i~ 4 DOOR HARDtcf ~m 1 Mile Atlove Sllvll' Briclte l11 Keno ..... 0 • ao .. /II Smith's Fiat Sales & Service ed by weight ol metoi or b1 \, weeks, "I need another 31JOo -=-=-1 IRY'fVP - .. . ' polis la te in the evening of Feb• , 2. 1916. Her own... Captalll J&hn F Klein seld her to sooU... "'!'.,I 1'1)1 .J James TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Gallia Marine!!." Times and Daily Tribune . . . . Park improvement McGt'Orge Qundy, ut'-11 -:-:--:--.,.---..:..'"'-"~I fund totals $1,179.04. David A. Pickens donates labor st-rurity aldt'. for tree planting .. . William W. Sigler sells Court St., A good uniOn does not - . j buUding to U. A. Cornett . . . Nine Gallipolitans be- the union shop and a bad Gill rome new members of Elks club. They are: George B. should not han· 1.me. Kratz, Robert Wolfe, Eugene Plymale, Merrill O'Dell, lien. John G. Tower RTn, Luther Dayton, Max Tawney, William J. McCormick, on tbe llftlon shop. John J . Cooney, and Frank Clendenin ... Cam Deardorff, 80, dies in Columbus ... Lt. Charles L. Smelt- R<~ymond U. Kemp and llfaat zer, 28, Rio Grande, killed in plane crash near Black- Idaughter. fork in Lawrence county . . Fourteen-year-old Jack Mink becomes first Gallia 4-H'er to win top state honI ors ... Long range shooting pves Logan 52-26 win •I• over Gallipolis in Athens Distnct tournament . . Glenteo.tioued ll'om pqe I) ford swamps Mercerville 91-23 in Claso B session at ......_ JIH'a nnvelling ceremonies of t h • Logan. , eralioD, Nn IIDB, IIIII ho created cleplclI TV Wll'l. f • Jng the Trealy o1 Greenville: , Ashland. Ky.; Mrt!. Noah Hoppe I "To those wbo know him, Mr. Rock ; Mrs. Howard !'.. II llill'fday lpMiala Christy's geat aaset iB h Ia osplt ews Hanging D. Hartley, Ravenswood; Mrs. .t warm persoaaUty. Haloveo pooRobert M. Lyle, Jackson: Bill j Ma.....a Style Peat pie, uJidentando lflem IDd baa R. Dickess, Rt. I Ironton: LuIWNutl ....... _11-" a deep sympalby. Life ia 1 Eatored. Roopltal clnda L, Rose, Jackson: Mrs. ' hmpoe I Sett . , 11.50 IIOilr<e of pleasure to blm. lfll Plreolll oelenng Holzer Hos E1tel Dempoey, Rt. 2 Oak Rill: • • day •lor """' lr1ellda include men in bJch plac- pltal during lhe last 48 h~ro Richard B. Brogan, Ashlend . I ~I Ml . N.50 es IDd tbe street cleanera. He mcluded: Mr!. J. Lark Nap1er, Ky.; Alva V. Mahaffey, Rt. 4 ,_....... . tf.SO lip Ja a ...-!table storehouae o1 Rio Grande; J. Earl Nell, lll3 Albany. 'll'llllllalld . . . . bumorou1 human intereot sf«- Teodora Ave.; Cla""'ce Roel-l Blrtllo 'II'IP 11141 'll'lllttl los. & lll:es iA> laul!b and make Jen, 746 First Ave.; Howarl J. Mr!. Jacob M. Bush. Rt. 1 Merle's Style Post · alllero lauiiL As a nMI!t 111 B<lse, 40 Vlltoa Avo.; Cyrua B. Racine, 101, 11:1S a.m. Friday; E..rett Saundtra • 114 Ph. WY WITI fiads himself with a heat o1 Drummond, Rt. 1 Patriot: Mrs. Don L. BosUc, Rio Grande, , .,.,....., Oldo frlelldl throughout the world." Mro. Harold 0. Wai'J'ell, Rt. I sos, Fridoy. THIS WE,f:lC'a SOoa after lba fam1111 '"''''M- V~: Mra. GoldeR R. CanaD!scbarJed j SPECIMt 7 I)' ol Greenvllle" pointlq wu day, Northup; Mrs. Don L. Bo1o Mrs. Mary W. Adamo, Mr! . . t•IVelled, the arllll llfOia his tie, Rio Grende: 1larry C. Gibbs Donald G. Ander801l,· Brenda G. aepbew a lOtte- wbicb be stiU Harlford; Christine L. Glllesple, Burton, Edwla P. Climer The llaa lD blll poasesslon. South Side, W. Va.; Mra. Jacob Rev. Forni! ·Donley, ~~ c . '1be leiter eeld In Pll'l aboal II. Bush, Ill. 1 Racine; Myroa E!Uolt, Cliarles E. ·Fitch, Eu- · _..._ 1M unvelllng, "The people llketl E. Koeoli, Rl. I Coolville; JQ Goble,. Mri. Frank lly•ell il Tbal makee me happy." carl J. Horky, llllddleport; Mrs. Mrs. Ernest Lam~t. Mlcbael En11aeer bard PaW Cllrl&- WOllam A. carnian, Rt. J Pom- Llrlent:· Maurice A. Ml>yes, like hi& lamws uncle, Ions eroy; Timotb)' T. Klell, Pome- Robert Morrison, Mrtl. Carl .I. YOUR ... & Uld lD the ...,. lutun! roy; Meloday Ann Weese, Rl. I Payton. Nimnd S. P.wey, Abe ...:: hand.tab euel . illlt llaclne; Mre. Dale L. Glllesplt, PhiUipt, · Mrs. Wal~ D. Ride..__ ,.........~ ...... frolloa; Mn. Edger C. Church, IIQlll', Jr., Barber RlirP. James _,. pra...., ,..,.., hr I 111111'1 G Sco11 J 8 -,. al poillted receutly 011 lbe ttl- II Collep per11apa l'la~ .• ~-: ~~~·...,,'- : will ..,.llaue II tile potll of gmt Titus. Cbarlee D: Wills, ChiiJpoi~ON. . ., " , . . . . ..._ llln. Wlllla• GhNt1ar aod·KrL --~ -' . ' . •· 1.=-;:::-:::~~~ me. ors. BuUORholes, Jiallu I only one wa y. The St. l ief! Pittsburgh with a few pa.. Isengers and 20.000 steel barrela : for England She passed Gan~ aations, and 1hlll decide fw CHRISTY -1116-3641 .....,,.._ ... . _ O I U N LILW-.n,Ot . _ __:111111:;:;_!'~'--­ TIDIEE thing! to look for when you buy Insurance - a good OO!Iljlany' last claim• aen'ice I and lew rates. l'le have all three at the Neal In&. 'Y, your Grange Agents. them 10011. Galllpolla, Ohle . made the M<Jrdi Gru trip went He ohall judge between 1111 TRUCKS (Continued from page 18 ) it was one of the most successful tournaments In the county'a history. One unusual note was observed. Southwestern's Dan Colley was on a championship team for the second straight year. Jn 1965, he played for Hannan Trace when the Wildcats upset Southwestern for the crown. He helped Southwestern win the 1966 championship over Hannan Trace. I "' mooth: Sleepmg STEREO 1965 model, ~ sp., reom furnl8bed apt., trailer te. changer, multiple speaker opace. Coola<l Stella Arnold. some records with set. Par~ Cenlnl Hotel. 111-11 $40.90 or tenns. Call 4-li-4329.1 u~ WE~;~ I be1 the . Kanawha aud Sam Brown caue: ed many persons lo cancel their j reservations. war any mOI'I!. J81tU %:~ , P~ace is uever IOIIg ~ 1965 console model, furnished. Libby Hotel. Pb. 446-ll4U. ROOMS by week---.rmtnth. Lafayette Hotel. Ph. 446-2521. ' CHEVROLET· otDSMOBIU DEAUR enough paying passengers Icau se the disasters of pruning boob: nld011 sbaQ 1101 lih up IIW9nl aplul 1111 lion, neither sbltl· 6ey Ieora $22.75. Pb. 141i-4329. l ~nd ALSO, a large rommerelal ia the city of Galltpolis, attachments $995·00 Mardi Gras E1cursloa1 At least three pal'kets plannecf I trips to the Mardi Gras at New Orleans In ttie spring fl I 1916, but only two made it. The ,Joe Fowler could not gel shares aod their spears iDt6 ELECTRIC Vacuum clea•er has completo set ol cleaning 4 Speed. Maroon, Radio soon drove them to shore. 'I'he packet was to have entered' the ' Cincinnati - Memphis trade iD: : March 1916. wheeler, and the St. Jamea, a I sternwheeler. 011 Stale Rt. 1181 ft. front, priced reuo~~able. Galll~po~lis~~~ ~~~:!¥~~-~~~1 4 DOOR ed heroidy to save the Ohle but dense smoke and flamet sengers. The Smilh was a side- ON DISPLAY USED FURNITURE and UPHOLSTERING '63 CORVAIR ersburg fire department worS. POMEROY MOTOR CO:' THOUGHTS NEVV & USED CARS THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! 1 _,., • collect Jacksoo 28M531 ()I' Cblllicolbe '/'12oft. 1163 S.C. where lwo watchmen bunked. fire was first seen col'nln& from sta te rooms aft. The Park-- I The I One or tho lwo packets thJI 64 Chevelle Tudor eCar eTruck eHutor Con 1 Bulldout eAnyType : •. • l ' 65 Ford Falcon Futur1 4 Door _ 292 Cu. 6 cyl. C&C. 4 speed trans. Real good !Ires. Heavy duty springs. This truck looks and runs like new. See this one. RADIATOR luxe PIZza, 11.50. Jack's Dal-, ry Bar, Middleport. 12 8 . . .•'' when she burned. The only fire kept on the boat was on the 41Texas" deck. 62 Chevrolel 1'h Ton _ _ __ $1695 DEL1~10US HomeJDade Plua, 50c, 75c, 111111 $1.00 alzea. lJ6. The Wiseman Agency 8 cyl. Powerglide. Radio and heater. New tires. All white outside with red vinyl interior. A local owned low mileage wagon. 1 I WILL NOT be responsible for 1 any debta contracted by any • op1er than myself. Donald W. Manuel. 2 24 3tp .' w• 1 t1,800. J.• or an expl6ding lantern. 64 Chevelle Malibu. Sta. Wag!'n _ $1895 Auto. trans. Radio. heater, power brakes, and steering. Blue finish. Spotless clean interior. A real buy 10A.udanlco2 borne and batb, gas ~ basement, small lng, loca~ olou to l -· man Ed Roberts , wht wal'"the Ill · fated Kanawha "'llbea she sank, was an the Ohle $2149 HERE'S yo1.- cllallce to • ""*• -> .. The Ohio's hull In tn, and she sank in about IIO,A!et ol water at Parker!burJ. Ia was first thought the! tbe·•btlet was set on fire but there ·.,... no evidence to support·. tilt theory. The fire was probably caused by an overheated ttave $2795 8 cyl., Powerglide. Tan and beige finish . Like new tires. See this one before you buy. Mn. GGulder, whoM weekly tile Cleveland Plain TO lllnees ID bean tile aame UUe as owner offers for u1e book, bel bnlught topther lrlll with l I I'OC!II 0,_ tlda wlumt aucb dlsp'!';alo frame borne, .6 lob. base, u 11armo11 Bienbarns, &ood leDces, IIRd Mart Twala, Paul timber. It's located near Lawrence Dmlbar, 1114 many Northup, Greeo Twp. ~ steamer. H.T. Cpe. 327 engine, Powerglide, power steering, power brakes, and lots of other extras. Local own· ed car with 9000 actual mllea·. See and drive this spotless beauty. -.llell beater eore. I ~ ,ro::;; Get Nested' In Orie of These Good OK Cars ..• At LOW Winter Prices! 65 Chev. Impel• Super Sport _ PHON\ WY 2·2156 ..lrd Re1lty Comp11ny OSCAR BAIRD, Realtor (CMtJnued from ........:til if night . bet: _ ... ..;, ~ their oplnloil1bet a total loss . T~ .Obi• the tbroe largeft the Ojllo River ued at more than was lbe ed by the in tbe aummer Of IIIli. -.• the wale-a bet-. and Memphia, Tenn. She was built in !Ill lngiA>n, and at the tlml !',Jill death, !he late Captalll F. Maddy of Gallipolis "'ll . terested in purchaslnl · ,, U. and M'"':J..W.:::,,•....,"' WANTED ,, - ~ld 5.~!:,,; ~ M:· CIIVIOlET· OlDSMOBILE DEAlER·.- �. ' ··~, ) ~.,.,..~wu~ay Tlln...Sentlllll.lund11• l'ellnllrf 17• tee& Are-a Deaths ' PT PLEAsANT - ~·~ I River • News ' lin Our Town ' Former Point Man Dillll on Saturday Funeral cauge readla'" .. • :· ' 1 ' SUit Filed Asking for Payment campuns Thomas, 64, st. Ptersburg, 21, Pt. Pleasant 24.30, H!ntoa Mr N 1 79 D' d former Pl. Pleasant resident. 1.93 falling, KanawhA Fall• . ,' e~ • • .. es e Rope Funeral Mrs. Thomas was ~n employee 5.56 rising, CharlesfoD IUS rl.!lBY DICit THOMAS bappy to receive thiJ 11'8CioUI where he ~yed baseball lor PI'. PLI!lASANT- The United Fnday lD Hospttal Slated for Monday ot the CitiZens Natwnal Bank, ing. London, Marmet and Win. I John w. Rafferty, Admlnlslra· supporl from Mlsa Lyo111 as the Blue DevUs. I'; Sta!es JOVernment bas filed PLEASANT - Funeral F~ral servlees for Clyde Pl. Pleasnat, for a number. of field dams were on the sills. 'Iter, Holzer Hospital Foundntlon, we eoollnue our effort.lto make · ·lull In Federal Court for Boland last ti!I'VICe for John Hardy Neal, A. Rupe, 76, wbo .died Friday years pnor to moying to Fiorula Boat Movements: week announced the rethe tay of our )'OWlll p~~Uents John Slnlth, fommar man 1\facl\lne &, Manufaoluring Corn1 1 79, retired farmer of Gallipolis in the Veteraos hospital In Chii· where he -:as employ:d by the , Oblo River -Range~ up 14, ceipl of the annual grant from as pleasant at possible." abouHown, sUD has a fine llow· pony, Inc. seeking $27,S91 from Ferry, will be held today at 2 licothe, will be held Mond>y at Motor Vehlle CommiSsion for ;5:30 p.m.; _Eastern up 14, 7:30 the Ruth Ly0111 Charities, Cin· lnJ ~a left.over from the the Marlettll Manufacturing Co. p.m. In the Wyoma Church wJth 2 p.m. at the Rawlings-Coats I!'• State of Florida. 1p.m.; L. F1eore up II, 4:30 a. rinnaU and a tetter accom- ~ couple of weeks age, Andy (!all1puhs area l'ISib Annlvtl'- eo-defendant Ia Travelers Illthe . Rev. Ivan Myers In charge Funeral home with the Rev. Ro- Hr was born In Mason County ' m.; Charles Stove"'"" up 15, ponying the lift gave the ho&- Mullen was diJcharged from WY Celebratllm.lt'a mOfli &!mnlly Company of HnrtforJ, ISSisled by the Rev. Arthur bert Reuter officiating. Burial oo July 'rl, !902, a son of Mrs. 6:15a .m.; Bob Benter down IB, 1pttnl permission to use part of !be United Stales Navy after magnificent than it waa. ddj:J;Coon. Muncy of Columbus. Ohio. Bu- will be in !be Gravel Hili ceme l Eh,abeth Thomas, Pl. Pleasant, I :55 a m.: Mamatear up 16. 3:· the gift for the purchase of the four years and four months lng !be Celebrii\PD, and what's The petition states the governrial will be in the church ceme- tery. who survives and the late Neohs 25 a.m.; Orco down 16, 7:15 a. latest model Morch Resplrat• service. U. was an entne-man- more, It has kept his face ment and !be MMC entel'l'd Into tery. He w•• born Nov. 24, 1889, Thomas. ~hers ~urvivors ,n- m. Jefferson up 17, 5:40 p.m.; or. · fireman. 00 the LST USS. Duval warm, too, thiJ .winter. .. a contract December 13, 1961, Mr. Neal died Friday in Doc- at Kyger, the son of the late dude his w•fe, Vlrgmla 1l!ld one Jeffboat up 17. 2:30 a.m.; Rob- The alms and purposes for Co1mty. Andy visited hls parents,! Lloyd Walker, ~ proverbla.l for the manu(aclnre of two ..,.. tors Hospital, ColumbuJ. Ohio, Jonoanthan and Caroline Rupe. brother, Otho Th~as , Pl. Plea- ·erl Reed up 18, 3:30a.m.; Pol· :rhicb Miss Lyons campaigns Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mullen, Clar·lpocket-book finder ~ho haSII'I angraphic research sh!ns at · a after being seriouslv ill !he past He was a retired farmer and a sant. Burl~! was '" St. Peters- ly R. up 18, 6:35 a.m.; R. H. aanuaUy 4urlni the boliday sea· too, Pa., and thea came here 1reported ftndlng any packet • eost of $5.4 mlliion. Tr· ·•-·l•rs lhrte days. · verteran of World War [. burg, Flonda. Bosworth Jl up 19. 5·15 a.m.; son. are "to purchase toys, for a visit with hls brother and books recenUy, had a fine mous- allegedly l\lflllshed st•· on Surviving are one d' ughter, Survivors Include hi• wife, Nation.t down 19, 7 a.m.; rhll· books, play equipment and·wife, Mr. and Mrs. Fran Mul· -tache and aoatee - UDUI re- tho payment bond of It , •rnMrs. Oma Whittaker, Col umbus, Jessie Kyger: a son, Rolland, Gallia Native, 65 , ip Spur• up 20, 2:40a.m.; Zlm- most important of all, lndlvid- len; The Ray Mullens are for- centiy. One mornlni whUe shey· pany. four, sons, Burdell Neal. Pt. Belpre; one brother. Roy Rupe: mer up 2C, 4:25 a.m . Steel lual gifts for· children at Christ· mer mldents of the Old French lng, he reportdely crlpplecL~e Purchase orders for materials Pleasant; John Neal, Gallipolis Kyger : a grandson, Kenneth , of PasMes Away Friday Trader .J<,wn 20, 6:25 a.m.; t!:l· ma;time and other holldays and City. goatee with his razor, flnillly were placed with Boland from Ferry; Harold and 1,JVerne Belpre. Friends mav call at 1 gercFff up 23. 3 a.m.: Buckeye sptclal O<CBSitmll, such as birth· I . shaved II of!. - bill now sUII October 1864 until January 1965, Neal, both of Columbu>: two 515 the funeral home anytime. Am?ld E. Rose, 65, a resident State down Groenup 8 p m.: J. days. I A week ago at Jackson, where hes the fine moustaclle, ..•.. but the materials allod~edly ters, Mrs, Grace Simpkins, Pt. of 403 Colorual Dr.,. Fostena, S. Lewis down Greeoup 8:30 I, f<lr ooe, con appreciate the Coach Duke Burson's Blue !lev· , ,have not been paid f<lr In full. Pleasant, Mr.s Sar•n Roger., and a nalive of Galha county, p.m. : Oliver Shearer down purchase of the respirator for its lost 81H15, I had a talk with It's good to see Leo W.ll{os,_. Henderson , two brothers, Fre<l S!'rviees Held for at 11 p.m. Prlday tn Clty [(ireenup 9:30 p.m.: Frieberger my young son, Jimmy, who William Crothen, lather of mao back at bll regular stand BLESSING RETURNED Neal, Pt. Pleasant and Joe Neal,, , , Hosp1t"l. at Foslona. He was a up 10:45 p.m.; New Orleans has been 8 patient at !lcllzer's BliCk Crothers, star Jackson in the pharmacy at Hoq.er Ro,. PT. PLEASANT - Jamu Syra<·use Resident reltred barber, and had hved l up Greenup 2:30 a.m .. Alton for the last 17 weeks, owes athlete, who fermerly II.ved at pltal and Clinic. Mr. Mopman E. Biesslllg, Pl. Pleasant, was 1 Columbia. --- Jeanette PotL< 87 f'ostona smce 1928.. . Zephyr down Greenup 3:30 a. his very existence, in piU'l, to Rio Grande, . and furnished a suffered a heart attack laSt faR returned to the ' M~son County 1 Long Botto W died Saturday at p ~ at Mr. Rose was born 10 Goll!'l m.: Lady Gloria down Green- a respirator of the type to be losg line of Crothers for Coach and has spent many weeb re- J.aD Friday from ·Franklin Coun· 01 • . oman lr General Hos ltal foll owin Aug. 19, t900, son Q ! lhe up 5:15a.m.; Asa down Green- purcbllsed. Johnny Wickline's Blue Men cupertlng. Leo waa a fam!Uar ty, Ohio, chargeq, with a felony/ Utes After Dlness short illness. P g late Arthur and . Sarba Sheets up 6:40a.m.; Ben McCool down His life was sustained for when Rio Graadt had • hlj]h figure riding his white !lclnda and violation of probation. De. Mrs. Fanme Mams 75 a re-' . . d Hts mamage to Ethel Meldahl 1'45 p m · Mountain several weeks by the use of school. flO to and from work ........,. he put)' Sheriff Donald Shaffer ,... 5urv1vors mc1u e 1wo .. ' · f G II' 1· k 1 ut;a"'l!l' . t.--~ Bl ·• · • · ., 11aent of Long Bottom. died FriF k d w·lr o • 1pu " · too P nee State down Meldahl 2·25 p m · the respirator Jimmy has been Mr. Crothers oald Buck a~ became UL "'"""' esslng to Mason Coon1 lam day •. fternoon in Ca mden-Clark ebors,l ,r~n an nd April 3, 1920. and she survives. Southern down Me'dah: a coma n.; tor 17 weeks aad tended Ohio University the first · ty from Columbus Ohio aft•r )I t1 o ~yracuse. • one Ch'd h · • · · ' · ' 'by the ' usp1tal at Parkersburg, W. ~a ., Jennie Isabel Potts. ' ren w o surv1ve are .wo p.m.; Miss Su"" down Mel- Is •till waging a battle for sur- aemester but Is now walllng a- I had the pleasure of m~ he .had been tpprehended lollowmg a lengthly 1111••"· sne ~·unera services will be daughters and a son. Mrs. Tho· dahl 8:45 p.m.: L.U'e Gc.. rgc lvivRI, whatever the outcome round for basehaD season. Buck lng Mrs. Martha standing .Fos- ohw aulhorlt!es, Arrest. rens born near Spender, w. Va., da 01 2 .m. 81 the Ewin mas Elkmgton of St. Louts, Mo., down Meld:lhl 9:10 p.m.: Ham· may be. He was hospitalized reports to the Philadelphia Phil· ter, new curator of Our ~use, corded at th~ coonty jail lildaughlerol the J;JterJamesa nd wit/Rev Howard g Mtss Hazel Rose of Ttffm, and ilion dr•vn Meldahi 12 . 1>1 a.m.; IOct . 7, 1911& with eneophalltls. ties March. U. thlllks he recently when she came :1Dto eludes, Homer !oustin, Bender· Meltssa Dye, ond lam . e to the P d R Mervtn Rose of l'ostona. There Bayou LaRose up Meldahl 1:15 'j The Ruth L~ons funds receiv· might be assigned to either the the Tribune office to lalke about son, and Marvlll Lepurt. Pt. ,;. . 1' 111tam C · 1912. · officiatUJ an ev .. Burial r·" " gran dch'ld ' Lung Bottom ommumty '" will .be io ' r_en 0 ther a.m. . ed here are administered by a LYJI"hburg, Va. or the Spar~ Our House. Mrs. Foster Is the PIeasanI, both chargod With inMrs. Adams ts surv1vved by Is g H.II . are two siSters "nd i Ga'hpolls Dam- K>•tuc«ian committee of Miss Janice Lu· ansburg, S..C loam after the autlwress of "Red r .....t For toxlcatlon. R'h rd \'racuse 1 cemeterv 1 . · · ........ ~'"" a son. ' a Adams of Long ' h~r late sister Isa bel Potts brothers, Mrs. Dave Jon•s Jdown 4 45 p.m.: Wnlwr Houg- marl R. N., Supervisor of Ped- seaBoD slarla. Lafayette," a children's .aovel, ----llotlom, RL, and . a brother, I Frie nds may caJI at the funerai Charles Rose. both of Pa· JJand up !0:30 p.nl ; F. Sbqar- latrlcs; Mrs. Beulah Ward, R. wbtch proves to he lnterestlng Pleaunl Valley Ros~Hol Tom Dye of Reedsvlile, Rl. She home anvt•me. ' Yer~al Rose of Dayton, er up ;2 ·1Y.J o.m.; Jceo u~ 1! ·25 N.. Director of Nursing Servreading for any hlstorieally ADMITTED: Mrs. Roy ijrink· was preeded 10 dea tb by her 1 · and Mrs. Geneva Fuller of Hun- a.m.; MJmi dowo 141 a.m. ; Ice; Dr. T. Jay Bradshaw and 1 said goodbye to Roger Hill mmded reader, especially one er, Mason. b~ISband Ralph Adams and a J' tmgton. Endeavo· down 740 a.m.; Ti· Mrs Virginia Jones. The com- this past Tuesday. He's beadod from the Old French City. . DISCHARGEJl:, Holly John· doughle~. . 1\frs. JHorrison Dies Services will be held at 1:301holt "' 845 a.m. m:ttee reports annually to Miss for Officer Candidate School Mrs. Fosler succeeds SOli, Pl. Pleasanl; : Mrs. Clar· She """., •. member of the I O F . I , pm. Monday at the Mann Fun- Kanawha River -L•Jcy Jane Lyons. at Fort Knol, Ky. Cpl. Hill, son Evelyn Parsons, curator-''-"" mont Henry; GalliJlf!lis: Ahra· 11 ru ay Evenmg Ba~t • sJ "'" ". at Spener, Daugh. eral home in Fostoria. Burial Lucas up Marmet 2:t 1 am .; cknowledglng the gift, Mr.. ot Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill, House for six years. The ·1819 ham Rhodes, Letart; · Michael ~rs of A:nma and Chester, and lr Mrs Carn e Morrison " Rd will be in Fountain <"metery. Helen . down Marmet 4 a.m.; Rafferty said, "We are most has been vlsiUing his parents remodeled tavern wiD fiPil!l : • Perry, 111. Plealant; M1'l' 9a· eno Grange: Alban. assed . · 8' ·. Friends may call at the fun- Fort f)euborn up ).!Jrmet 4:20 - - - - after biB return from Germany, gain this year about April 15 rold Blain and son, I' !; tO:"'";•• Will be held at 2 P-~· 1 eveni:g ~ N ~ wa~ /r~ay era! home. a.m.; Esso West Virginia up M ver up Wtnfield 12:20 a.m: A. where he spent 18 montha with for Its 30th season.'The M'~· Mrs. Paul Hart and dar , ·r, •Y at Tthe 1baugh Fune101 1pitaf fo llow ·." esognth11 ell US· met a·ao a.m.; Ali•• k. ••ler•;n J. Pat.1011 up Win!lel1 2:20 a lhe Army's 7th Cavalry, Third will be overhauled and reptilred Pt. Pl,.oanl: Mrs. Russeot Ll· borne at uppers Plam•. Rev.j 1 8 a 1en Y1 ness. w· f. ld ·11 • Bo • Wlnf..t Dl · · H• , .., ad to bel the · rdln• to kens and son, Heriderson· lVIII . • • John Wvatl will offiiate and She was pre<:eded in death b be held all p.m., Monday, with up tn ' ' . 8:35 n.re.; ~olvay m.; . "' w.es u~ VISIOn. e s a .., II' ua ore , openmg acco 0 husband , A- 0, ., .· bUntl I WI ~ 1D san dH'IJ I 'c erne.• n 01'1!SOR ----- lory at Long Bottom. ! in February of 1965. Survivors include three daugh- r ters, Mrs. W. L Swell, RD, Mid- ! In 1942. Japanese landed at Java, the last allied dleport ; Mrs. G. A. Radekin, l hastioo Ia the Du tch East Rt. Alnany, and Mrs. Frank .Jo Indies. stoo, Pomeroy ; four gnrnd<?h<J,d- 11 brother, and two ler· Fun ·al services will be Mon- 1 day ' p.m. at the Bigooy Fum. I era! . me in Albaay with Rev. Whit U!flciatina. Burial wm be in the T•mple cemetery. ••riends may call at the funeral ' home anytime after 1 p.m.: Sun lay. It ' ·t "·. ay n:· . . '~' -~' \ . ' ....' ' .~. .' ', ..~\\< ..·,., '. ~. ........ I -·,.·.··· .. ""'.. ....·..'" .. ~ . •. 1 "' • ' . '·<~ ~ ~ ~ '\. : ' • . .... ~- ' •• even ~· ~' w.. 5 ...' ' ·4·lOiin ei 1 Sunday I ... ..41111, Daytime Shows :.: > 1 IJ!rs· - 1 : 11 ~ · I~ and RADIO ' Make Elherfelds in Pomeroy Your Shopping Centt~ :\ 1 I 1 Mrs. Elba Rowland, !18, of 57 · Place, Jackson died at 11:15 a.m. Friday in the Oak ; Hill Hospital. She had been in ! falling health for five years and · ID !lerious condition for two days. j was taken to the' hospital can tor (in.est fit • • • DE'\' H' more im portant than during tlw· first. waJ. king years. Bring your baby to us for famous firsti~ fit and co nslructio n , and our "f>eri:i onal interest." tittiug. Mrs. RowlaRd was the mother Herbert Rowland, 12 Cruze! Gallipolis. Beverly Rowland, daughter is ooe of the surviving grandchildren. Bora at roallon. May 14, 1897, she waa the daughter of the Ialor Mr. and Mt·s. Herbert Humphreys. She was married to Elba Rowland on Dec. 22, 1915. They re- · cently celebrated their Goldea Wetding anniversary. Mrs. Rowland is also survived by a daughter, Mrs. Heber !Margaret) Lambert of Jackson· brother, Elmer Humphreys Por tsmouth. six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Friends may call after 1 p.r; , today at the Sterry Funerol Home in Jackson. Se!'vices will Tlmes-Sentine~ Sunday, February 27, 1966 The New Starlets 1ft 1milll patio - - , • 'I'IIo Former'o Daupter, tbo ether .. Gidpl. For SabrU. Scharf, I he Columbia Workshop II a way· stalioll oo a long and eD!IIinC trail. Already, her Die liN · beelt 1 full one. Sabrina Schor! is one of the She's from Delphos, Ohio, fti'Y few young aetresses (or but abe says she didn't ll'OW actors, lor IJuol mattor) who up until she went 1o ....them are under contract to a studio. New Mesico. And ohe ll'OW Thia used to be Ibn 11111in up IJII(Ier WR~~Ual conditions avenue to Hollywood auccess, _.he was married at the lime. but lod8)' only a lew stndioo When abe was 14, abe IIIII' will sip unknown•. ried her algebra teacher. ire CelumbiA wooe of them. h1UI a ranch Ill New MMim'l Ctlumbla mllinlains a wwk· White Mountains and it Will tbop where its young contraet where they Uved - eight mlles flay era thei't .,. 12 o1 them, from the nearest neighbor, :aa at laBI count - spend their mUes from the ~areal . t.>wn olayo studying. It's almost like (Sprmgervllie, Artz.). Th,. wu w..tale be a atort gomg "' college. There are Wlid l)OOntry • fuU of wolves . hedule<i classes a faculty ev- and coyotes; .,. she was trap- whtch led to her .present IC ' · ' ped. ·1~ her garage by a moun- trac~ .., grades. tom 11011. Sabrina Scbarf hopes But the studenta get paid. Wlltll all dial ....., abe establish her name u 111 iJD:. labrina Scharf signed a seve~> lit lUI fw New York wilere purtanl - . year oontract with Columbia sbo dlstovcred leliJII. Bid ""' "You hllve to heve 1 nw1111: loBI October. She gell paid luld 11 tralalq. Sbe beeome here," she says. "Twice I've every -k. Tile studio ean . 1 Ploybof a .. ....,.,. oad IIV· lost parts because 1 wasn't Mse her iR their pictures w 0<1 If -~~ _.,- lo p to big name - ooe to 'felevisioa slwwa (ScreeD Gems Europa. 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I want to be a 1ood aetress." -~-- Mrs. Rowland Dies After Long Dlnll!ls The Sunday WHTN TV-II Singing Tillll Church TV-I Evangelism 9:00-Cartoons 9:30l :t>-Jubilee Y j ~:~i=~~i~n~Co:•:ll:oo:·~~~~~d:•:~~W:in:f:~:ld~I~2~.W~a.~m~.:~~~-~6~:m~a~~~·~~~-~~-~~~G;•;~~A;~~e;m~y~m;g~h~~~~~~~.the~~S;ta~te~s~-;-~·---~;~~~W~am~-~·~~~·~P~.I~es~s~M~t.~ ' wens WSAZ TV-.1 7:30 1:308:46 • liD I, ' �. ' ··~, ) ~.,.,..~wu~ay Tlln...Sentlllll.lund11• l'ellnllrf 17• tee& Are-a Deaths ' PT PLEAsANT - ~·~ I River • News ' lin Our Town ' Former Point Man Dillll on Saturday Funeral cauge readla'" .. • :· ' 1 ' SUit Filed Asking for Payment campuns Thomas, 64, st. Ptersburg, 21, Pt. Pleasant 24.30, H!ntoa Mr N 1 79 D' d former Pl. Pleasant resident. 1.93 falling, KanawhA Fall• . ,' e~ • • .. es e Rope Funeral Mrs. Thomas was ~n employee 5.56 rising, CharlesfoD IUS rl.!lBY DICit THOMAS bappy to receive thiJ 11'8CioUI where he ~yed baseball lor PI'. PLI!lASANT- The United Fnday lD Hospttal Slated for Monday ot the CitiZens Natwnal Bank, ing. London, Marmet and Win. I John w. Rafferty, Admlnlslra· supporl from Mlsa Lyo111 as the Blue DevUs. I'; Sta!es JOVernment bas filed PLEASANT - Funeral F~ral servlees for Clyde Pl. Pleasnat, for a number. of field dams were on the sills. 'Iter, Holzer Hospital Foundntlon, we eoollnue our effort.lto make · ·lull In Federal Court for Boland last ti!I'VICe for John Hardy Neal, A. Rupe, 76, wbo .died Friday years pnor to moying to Fiorula Boat Movements: week announced the rethe tay of our )'OWlll p~~Uents John Slnlth, fommar man 1\facl\lne &, Manufaoluring Corn1 1 79, retired farmer of Gallipolis in the Veteraos hospital In Chii· where he -:as employ:d by the , Oblo River -Range~ up 14, ceipl of the annual grant from as pleasant at possible." abouHown, sUD has a fine llow· pony, Inc. seeking $27,S91 from Ferry, will be held today at 2 licothe, will be held Mond>y at Motor Vehlle CommiSsion for ;5:30 p.m.; _Eastern up 14, 7:30 the Ruth Ly0111 Charities, Cin· lnJ ~a left.over from the the Marlettll Manufacturing Co. p.m. In the Wyoma Church wJth 2 p.m. at the Rawlings-Coats I!'• State of Florida. 1p.m.; L. F1eore up II, 4:30 a. rinnaU and a tetter accom- ~ couple of weeks age, Andy (!all1puhs area l'ISib Annlvtl'- eo-defendant Ia Travelers Illthe . Rev. Ivan Myers In charge Funeral home with the Rev. Ro- Hr was born In Mason County ' m.; Charles Stove"'"" up 15, ponying the lift gave the ho&- Mullen was diJcharged from WY Celebratllm.lt'a mOfli &!mnlly Company of HnrtforJ, ISSisled by the Rev. Arthur bert Reuter officiating. Burial oo July 'rl, !902, a son of Mrs. 6:15a .m.; Bob Benter down IB, 1pttnl permission to use part of !be United Stales Navy after magnificent than it waa. ddj:J;Coon. Muncy of Columbus. Ohio. Bu- will be in !be Gravel Hili ceme l Eh,abeth Thomas, Pl. Pleasant, I :55 a m.: Mamatear up 16. 3:· the gift for the purchase of the four years and four months lng !be Celebrii\PD, and what's The petition states the governrial will be in the church ceme- tery. who survives and the late Neohs 25 a.m.; Orco down 16, 7:15 a. latest model Morch Resplrat• service. U. was an entne-man- more, It has kept his face ment and !be MMC entel'l'd Into tery. He w•• born Nov. 24, 1889, Thomas. ~hers ~urvivors ,n- m. Jefferson up 17, 5:40 p.m.; or. · fireman. 00 the LST USS. Duval warm, too, thiJ .winter. .. a contract December 13, 1961, Mr. Neal died Friday in Doc- at Kyger, the son of the late dude his w•fe, Vlrgmla 1l!ld one Jeffboat up 17. 2:30 a.m.; Rob- The alms and purposes for Co1mty. Andy visited hls parents,! Lloyd Walker, ~ proverbla.l for the manu(aclnre of two ..,.. tors Hospital, ColumbuJ. Ohio, Jonoanthan and Caroline Rupe. brother, Otho Th~as , Pl. Plea- ·erl Reed up 18, 3:30a.m.; Pol· :rhicb Miss Lyons campaigns Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mullen, Clar·lpocket-book finder ~ho haSII'I angraphic research sh!ns at · a after being seriouslv ill !he past He was a retired farmer and a sant. Burl~! was '" St. Peters- ly R. up 18, 6:35 a.m.; R. H. aanuaUy 4urlni the boliday sea· too, Pa., and thea came here 1reported ftndlng any packet • eost of $5.4 mlliion. Tr· ·•-·l•rs lhrte days. · verteran of World War [. burg, Flonda. Bosworth Jl up 19. 5·15 a.m.; son. are "to purchase toys, for a visit with hls brother and books recenUy, had a fine mous- allegedly l\lflllshed st•· on Surviving are one d' ughter, Survivors Include hi• wife, Nation.t down 19, 7 a.m.; rhll· books, play equipment and·wife, Mr. and Mrs. Fran Mul· -tache and aoatee - UDUI re- tho payment bond of It , •rnMrs. Oma Whittaker, Col umbus, Jessie Kyger: a son, Rolland, Gallia Native, 65 , ip Spur• up 20, 2:40a.m.; Zlm- most important of all, lndlvid- len; The Ray Mullens are for- centiy. One mornlni whUe shey· pany. four, sons, Burdell Neal. Pt. Belpre; one brother. Roy Rupe: mer up 2C, 4:25 a.m . Steel lual gifts for· children at Christ· mer mldents of the Old French lng, he reportdely crlpplecL~e Purchase orders for materials Pleasant; John Neal, Gallipolis Kyger : a grandson, Kenneth , of PasMes Away Friday Trader .J<,wn 20, 6:25 a.m.; t!:l· ma;time and other holldays and City. goatee with his razor, flnillly were placed with Boland from Ferry; Harold and 1,JVerne Belpre. Friends mav call at 1 gercFff up 23. 3 a.m.: Buckeye sptclal O<CBSitmll, such as birth· I . shaved II of!. - bill now sUII October 1864 until January 1965, Neal, both of Columbu>: two 515 the funeral home anytime. Am?ld E. Rose, 65, a resident State down Groenup 8 p m.: J. days. I A week ago at Jackson, where hes the fine moustaclle, ..•.. but the materials allod~edly ters, Mrs, Grace Simpkins, Pt. of 403 Colorual Dr.,. Fostena, S. Lewis down Greeoup 8:30 I, f<lr ooe, con appreciate the Coach Duke Burson's Blue !lev· , ,have not been paid f<lr In full. Pleasant, Mr.s Sar•n Roger., and a nalive of Galha county, p.m. : Oliver Shearer down purchase of the respirator for its lost 81H15, I had a talk with It's good to see Leo W.ll{os,_. Henderson , two brothers, Fre<l S!'rviees Held for at 11 p.m. Prlday tn Clty [(ireenup 9:30 p.m.: Frieberger my young son, Jimmy, who William Crothen, lather of mao back at bll regular stand BLESSING RETURNED Neal, Pt. Pleasant and Joe Neal,, , , Hosp1t"l. at Foslona. He was a up 10:45 p.m.; New Orleans has been 8 patient at !lcllzer's BliCk Crothers, star Jackson in the pharmacy at Hoq.er Ro,. PT. PLEASANT - Jamu Syra<·use Resident reltred barber, and had hved l up Greenup 2:30 a.m .. Alton for the last 17 weeks, owes athlete, who fermerly II.ved at pltal and Clinic. Mr. Mopman E. Biesslllg, Pl. Pleasant, was 1 Columbia. --- Jeanette PotL< 87 f'ostona smce 1928.. . Zephyr down Greenup 3:30 a. his very existence, in piU'l, to Rio Grande, . and furnished a suffered a heart attack laSt faR returned to the ' M~son County 1 Long Botto W died Saturday at p ~ at Mr. Rose was born 10 Goll!'l m.: Lady Gloria down Green- a respirator of the type to be losg line of Crothers for Coach and has spent many weeb re- J.aD Friday from ·Franklin Coun· 01 • . oman lr General Hos ltal foll owin Aug. 19, t900, son Q ! lhe up 5:15a.m.; Asa down Green- purcbllsed. Johnny Wickline's Blue Men cupertlng. Leo waa a fam!Uar ty, Ohio, chargeq, with a felony/ Utes After Dlness short illness. P g late Arthur and . Sarba Sheets up 6:40a.m.; Ben McCool down His life was sustained for when Rio Graadt had • hlj]h figure riding his white !lclnda and violation of probation. De. Mrs. Fanme Mams 75 a re-' . . d Hts mamage to Ethel Meldahl 1'45 p m · Mountain several weeks by the use of school. flO to and from work ........,. he put)' Sheriff Donald Shaffer ,... 5urv1vors mc1u e 1wo .. ' · f G II' 1· k 1 ut;a"'l!l' . t.--~ Bl ·• · • · ., 11aent of Long Bottom. died FriF k d w·lr o • 1pu " · too P nee State down Meldahl 2·25 p m · the respirator Jimmy has been Mr. Crothers oald Buck a~ became UL "'"""' esslng to Mason Coon1 lam day •. fternoon in Ca mden-Clark ebors,l ,r~n an nd April 3, 1920. and she survives. Southern down Me'dah: a coma n.; tor 17 weeks aad tended Ohio University the first · ty from Columbus Ohio aft•r )I t1 o ~yracuse. • one Ch'd h · • · · ' · ' 'by the ' usp1tal at Parkersburg, W. ~a ., Jennie Isabel Potts. ' ren w o surv1ve are .wo p.m.; Miss Su"" down Mel- Is •till waging a battle for sur- aemester but Is now walllng a- I had the pleasure of m~ he .had been tpprehended lollowmg a lengthly 1111••"· sne ~·unera services will be daughters and a son. Mrs. Tho· dahl 8:45 p.m.: L.U'e Gc.. rgc lvivRI, whatever the outcome round for basehaD season. Buck lng Mrs. Martha standing .Fos- ohw aulhorlt!es, Arrest. rens born near Spender, w. Va., da 01 2 .m. 81 the Ewin mas Elkmgton of St. Louts, Mo., down Meld:lhl 9:10 p.m.: Ham· may be. He was hospitalized reports to the Philadelphia Phil· ter, new curator of Our ~use, corded at th~ coonty jail lildaughlerol the J;JterJamesa nd wit/Rev Howard g Mtss Hazel Rose of Ttffm, and ilion dr•vn Meldahi 12 . 1>1 a.m.; IOct . 7, 1911& with eneophalltls. ties March. U. thlllks he recently when she came :1Dto eludes, Homer !oustin, Bender· Meltssa Dye, ond lam . e to the P d R Mervtn Rose of l'ostona. There Bayou LaRose up Meldahl 1:15 'j The Ruth L~ons funds receiv· might be assigned to either the the Tribune office to lalke about son, and Marvlll Lepurt. Pt. ,;. . 1' 111tam C · 1912. · officiatUJ an ev .. Burial r·" " gran dch'ld ' Lung Bottom ommumty '" will .be io ' r_en 0 ther a.m. . ed here are administered by a LYJI"hburg, Va. or the Spar~ Our House. Mrs. Foster Is the PIeasanI, both chargod With inMrs. Adams ts surv1vved by Is g H.II . are two siSters "nd i Ga'hpolls Dam- K>•tuc«ian committee of Miss Janice Lu· ansburg, S..C loam after the autlwress of "Red r .....t For toxlcatlon. R'h rd \'racuse 1 cemeterv 1 . · · ........ ~'"" a son. ' a Adams of Long ' h~r late sister Isa bel Potts brothers, Mrs. Dave Jon•s Jdown 4 45 p.m.: Wnlwr Houg- marl R. N., Supervisor of Ped- seaBoD slarla. Lafayette," a children's .aovel, ----llotlom, RL, and . a brother, I Frie nds may caJI at the funerai Charles Rose. both of Pa· JJand up !0:30 p.nl ; F. Sbqar- latrlcs; Mrs. Beulah Ward, R. wbtch proves to he lnterestlng Pleaunl Valley Ros~Hol Tom Dye of Reedsvlile, Rl. She home anvt•me. ' Yer~al Rose of Dayton, er up ;2 ·1Y.J o.m.; Jceo u~ 1! ·25 N.. Director of Nursing Servreading for any hlstorieally ADMITTED: Mrs. Roy ijrink· was preeded 10 dea tb by her 1 · and Mrs. Geneva Fuller of Hun- a.m.; MJmi dowo 141 a.m. ; Ice; Dr. T. Jay Bradshaw and 1 said goodbye to Roger Hill mmded reader, especially one er, Mason. b~ISband Ralph Adams and a J' tmgton. Endeavo· down 740 a.m.; Ti· Mrs Virginia Jones. The com- this past Tuesday. He's beadod from the Old French City. . DISCHARGEJl:, Holly John· doughle~. . 1\frs. JHorrison Dies Services will be held at 1:301holt "' 845 a.m. m:ttee reports annually to Miss for Officer Candidate School Mrs. Fosler succeeds SOli, Pl. Pleasanl; : Mrs. Clar· She """., •. member of the I O F . I , pm. Monday at the Mann Fun- Kanawha River -L•Jcy Jane Lyons. at Fort Knol, Ky. Cpl. Hill, son Evelyn Parsons, curator-''-"" mont Henry; GalliJlf!lis: Ahra· 11 ru ay Evenmg Ba~t • sJ "'" ". at Spener, Daugh. eral home in Fostoria. Burial Lucas up Marmet 2:t 1 am .; cknowledglng the gift, Mr.. ot Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill, House for six years. The ·1819 ham Rhodes, Letart; · Michael ~rs of A:nma and Chester, and lr Mrs Carn e Morrison " Rd will be in Fountain <"metery. Helen . down Marmet 4 a.m.; Rafferty said, "We are most has been vlsiUing his parents remodeled tavern wiD fiPil!l : • Perry, 111. Plealant; M1'l' 9a· eno Grange: Alban. assed . · 8' ·. Friends may call at the fun- Fort f)euborn up ).!Jrmet 4:20 - - - - after biB return from Germany, gain this year about April 15 rold Blain and son, I' !; tO:"'";•• Will be held at 2 P-~· 1 eveni:g ~ N ~ wa~ /r~ay era! home. a.m.; Esso West Virginia up M ver up Wtnfield 12:20 a.m: A. where he spent 18 montha with for Its 30th season.'The M'~· Mrs. Paul Hart and dar , ·r, •Y at Tthe 1baugh Fune101 1pitaf fo llow ·." esognth11 ell US· met a·ao a.m.; Ali•• k. ••ler•;n J. Pat.1011 up Win!lel1 2:20 a lhe Army's 7th Cavalry, Third will be overhauled and reptilred Pt. Pl,.oanl: Mrs. Russeot Ll· borne at uppers Plam•. Rev.j 1 8 a 1en Y1 ness. w· f. ld ·11 • Bo • Wlnf..t Dl · · H• , .., ad to bel the · rdln• to kens and son, Heriderson· lVIII . • • John Wvatl will offiiate and She was pre<:eded in death b be held all p.m., Monday, with up tn ' ' . 8:35 n.re.; ~olvay m.; . "' w.es u~ VISIOn. e s a .., II' ua ore , openmg acco 0 husband , A- 0, ., .· bUntl I WI ~ 1D san dH'IJ I 'c erne.• n 01'1!SOR ----- lory at Long Bottom. ! in February of 1965. Survivors include three daugh- r ters, Mrs. W. L Swell, RD, Mid- ! In 1942. Japanese landed at Java, the last allied dleport ; Mrs. G. A. Radekin, l hastioo Ia the Du tch East Rt. Alnany, and Mrs. Frank .Jo Indies. stoo, Pomeroy ; four gnrnd<?h<J,d- 11 brother, and two ler· Fun ·al services will be Mon- 1 day ' p.m. at the Bigooy Fum. I era! . me in Albaay with Rev. Whit U!flciatina. Burial wm be in the T•mple cemetery. ••riends may call at the funeral ' home anytime after 1 p.m.: Sun lay. It ' ·t "·. ay n:· . . '~' -~' \ . ' ....' ' .~. .' ', ..~\\< ..·,., '. ~. ........ I -·,.·.··· .. ""'.. ....·..'" .. ~ . •. 1 "' • ' . '·<~ ~ ~ ~ '\. : ' • . .... ~- ' •• even ~· ~' w.. 5 ...' ' ·4·lOiin ei 1 Sunday I ... ..41111, Daytime Shows :.: > 1 IJ!rs· - 1 : 11 ~ · I~ and RADIO ' Make Elherfelds in Pomeroy Your Shopping Centt~ :\ 1 I 1 Mrs. Elba Rowland, !18, of 57 · Place, Jackson died at 11:15 a.m. Friday in the Oak ; Hill Hospital. She had been in ! falling health for five years and · ID !lerious condition for two days. j was taken to the' hospital can tor (in.est fit • • • DE'\' H' more im portant than during tlw· first. waJ. king years. Bring your baby to us for famous firsti~ fit and co nslructio n , and our "f>eri:i onal interest." tittiug. Mrs. RowlaRd was the mother Herbert Rowland, 12 Cruze! Gallipolis. Beverly Rowland, daughter is ooe of the surviving grandchildren. Bora at roallon. May 14, 1897, she waa the daughter of the Ialor Mr. and Mt·s. Herbert Humphreys. She was married to Elba Rowland on Dec. 22, 1915. They re- · cently celebrated their Goldea Wetding anniversary. Mrs. Rowland is also survived by a daughter, Mrs. Heber !Margaret) Lambert of Jackson· brother, Elmer Humphreys Por tsmouth. six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Friends may call after 1 p.r; , today at the Sterry Funerol Home in Jackson. Se!'vices will Tlmes-Sentine~ Sunday, February 27, 1966 The New Starlets 1ft 1milll patio - - , • 'I'IIo Former'o Daupter, tbo ether .. Gidpl. For SabrU. Scharf, I he Columbia Workshop II a way· stalioll oo a long and eD!IIinC trail. Already, her Die liN · beelt 1 full one. Sabrina Schor! is one of the She's from Delphos, Ohio, fti'Y few young aetresses (or but abe says she didn't ll'OW actors, lor IJuol mattor) who up until she went 1o ....them are under contract to a studio. New Mesico. And ohe ll'OW Thia used to be Ibn 11111in up IJII(Ier WR~~Ual conditions avenue to Hollywood auccess, _.he was married at the lime. but lod8)' only a lew stndioo When abe was 14, abe IIIII' will sip unknown•. ried her algebra teacher. ire CelumbiA wooe of them. h1UI a ranch Ill New MMim'l Ctlumbla mllinlains a wwk· White Mountains and it Will tbop where its young contraet where they Uved - eight mlles flay era thei't .,. 12 o1 them, from the nearest neighbor, :aa at laBI count - spend their mUes from the ~areal . t.>wn olayo studying. It's almost like (Sprmgervllie, Artz.). Th,. wu w..tale be a atort gomg "' college. There are Wlid l)OOntry • fuU of wolves . hedule<i classes a faculty ev- and coyotes; .,. she was trap- whtch led to her .present IC ' · ' ped. ·1~ her garage by a moun- trac~ .., grades. tom 11011. Sabrina Scbarf hopes But the studenta get paid. Wlltll all dial ....., abe establish her name u 111 iJD:. labrina Scharf signed a seve~> lit lUI fw New York wilere purtanl - . year oontract with Columbia sbo dlstovcred leliJII. Bid ""' "You hllve to heve 1 nw1111: loBI October. She gell paid luld 11 tralalq. Sbe beeome here," she says. "Twice I've every -k. Tile studio ean . 1 Ploybof a .. ....,.,. oad IIV· lost parts because 1 wasn't Mse her iR their pictures w 0<1 If -~~ _.,- lo p to big name - ooe to 'felevisioa slwwa (ScreeD Gems Europa. 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I want to be a 1ood aetress." -~-- Mrs. Rowland Dies After Long Dlnll!ls The Sunday WHTN TV-II Singing Tillll Church TV-I Evangelism 9:00-Cartoons 9:30l :t>-Jubilee Y j ~:~i=~~i~n~Co:•:ll:oo:·~~~~~d:•:~~W:in:f:~:ld~I~2~.W~a.~m~.:~~~-~6~:m~a~~~·~~~-~~-~~~G;•;~~A;~~e;m~y~m;g~h~~~~~~~.the~~S;ta~te~s~-;-~·---~;~~~W~am~-~·~~~·~P~.I~es~s~M~t.~ ' wens WSAZ TV-.1 7:30 1:308:46 • liD I, ' �... ' >• ~ ' ~n.u~~ay 'l'lmei-SenUntl, lundaJ, l'ebl'lW'J 27• 11186 \ A ..ea Dea th s • ' ' Mr• NeaI, 79, Dies Friday in Hospital PT. PLEASANT - Funeral oervice lor John Hardy Neal, 79, retired farmer nf G3\lipolis Ferry, will be held today at 2 p.m. In the Wyoma Church with lhe Rev. Ivan Myers in charge assistlld bv the Rev. Arthur Muncy of Columbus. Ohio. Bu· rial will be in the church cerne. tery. Mr. Neal died ~riday in Doctors Hospital , Columbus. Ohio, after being seriouslv ill !he past three days. · Surviving are one d'·ughter, Mrs, Oma Whittaker, Columbus, lour sons, Burdell Neal, Pl. Pleasant: John Neal, r.allipolis Ferry; Harold and Laverne Neal, both of Columbus: two sis ters, Mrs. Grace Simpkins, Pt. Pleasant Mr.s Saran Rogers Hender..:n; two brothers, \•'red Neal, Pt. Pleasant and Joe Neal, West Columbia. _ Long Boltom Woman Dies Afler IJiness Dies on Saturday Snit, Filed .Asking for PT. PLEASANT - Funeral Gauge readlngor Ga!Upolls semces was held Saturday in St. Dam 12.2, 15.7, running 12 feel Petersburg, Fla., for Carl A. on rollers. Pomeroy-Mason 21 • . p· . . . ... Thomas, 64, St. Ptllrsburg, 27, Pl Pleasant 2UO, Hinton foJYner Pt. Pleasant resident. 1.93 falling, Kanawhll Fall• . . Clyde Rnpe Funeral Mrs. Thomas waa an employee 5.56 rising, Charleston 19.43 riB· BY DICK THOMAS bapPY 1o receive tlila araclouo wbere be p~yed · ~ lor PT. PLEASANT- Tbe United Slated for ~onday ot ltle Citizens National Bank, mg. London, Marmet and Wio- 1 Jolm w. Rafferty, Admlnlstra· support from Mlu LJ0118 aa the Blue DevliJ. 1\ Sto!es govl!l'lllllent baa !Ued Funo!ral services for Clyde Pt. P\easnat, for • number. of field dams were on the siUs. ' tor, Holzer Hospital FoundaUon, we eontlnue our efforta lo mate . ·lUll In Federal Court lor Boland A. Rupe, 76 , who .died Friday years pr1or to moylng to Florida Boat Movements: Ilast week 8llllOIIIIC<d the re- the etay of our ,YOUIII Jl41lenls Jolul Smith, I~Utar man ·Machine & Manufacturing Comin the Veterans hospital in Chil· where be was employed. by the Oblo River -Range' up II, ceipt of the annual grant from as pleasant II poulble." aboul·loWD, sUU haa a fln!llloW· pany, Inc. aeekl!ll f2'1~1 flom licothe, will be held Mond•y at Motor Vehlie CommiSSion for , 5:30 p.m.; Eastern up 14, 7:30 the Ruth Lyons Charities, Cin· iDI beard, a lefl.over from the the Marletm Manufacturing Co. p.m. at the Rawlings-Coals l!'e State of Florida. 1 p.m. ; L. Fleore up 11, 4:30 a. cinnatl, and a letter accom· 4 couple of weeb ap, Andy Galltpolls area 175~ Annlvet:- . .llo-tlelendaDt Is Travelere ,,. 2 Funeral home with the Rev. Ro- llP was born m Mason County m.; Charles Stever.son up 15, panying the !lift geve tbe bos· Mullen waa dllcbarged from l8l'l' Celebratltm. Ill even m'W tlemnlty ~any of Hartfor.J, bert Reuter ofliciati!ll. Burial ""·July 27, 1902, a son of Mrs. 6:15 a.m.; Bob Bentar down 16, Ipltal permission to use part of the Unttlld Staflll Navy after magnificent thin It waa. Conn. , will be in tile Gravel Hill ceme Eh•abeth Thomas, Pt. Pleasant, 1:55 a.m.: Mamalear up 16, 3:· the gift for the purchase of the four years and four tiiOiltbs 1111 lhe Celebral!l'n. and what I The petition states the govern· tery. wbo surv1ves and the late Neohs 25 a.m.; 0rco down 18, 7:15 a. latest model Morcb Resplrat- service. He waa an enlne-m8D- more, II haa IU!pt lile face men! and the MMC entllred Into He was born Nov. 24, 1889, Thoma~. Others ~urv1vors ,n. m. Jefferson up 17, S:~ p.m.; or. · lirefltan. 0n the LST USS Duval wann, too, Ibis ,Wintllr. . a t:Ontract Ile<lember 13, 1961, at Kyger, the son of the late elude hts Wife, Vlrgm•a and one Jeffboat up 17, 2:30 a.m:; Rob- The aims and purpose• for Cotutty. Andy visltlld hta parents, Lloyd Wslker, ~ proverbial' for lhe manufacture of two oceJonoanthan and Caroline Rupe. brother, Otho Thomas, Pt. Plea- ert Reed up JB, 3:30 a.m.; Pol- which Miss Lyons campaigns Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mullen, Clar· pocket-book flnder who baalj't angraphlc rese~h sh(cs a!' a He was a retired farmer and a sant. Bun~\ was tn St. Peters- Jy R. up 18, 6:35 a.m.; R. H. aanually durin~ tile holiday sea, ion, Pa., and thea came here\ reported finding 8Dl( peokel • t:O.ill of 15.4 mllllon. Tr"'''·l•rs verteran of World war !. burg, Flor~da. Bosworth II up 19, ;, to a.m.; son, ate "to pur<hase loys, for a visit with his brother and b<loks recently, bad a· fine mOIJ8.. allegedly furnished Sl" on Survivors Include hi' wife, National down 19, 7 a.m.; f'hiJ. booh, play equipment andl'!ife, Mr. and Mn. Fran Mul· -tache and goatee- unlll re- the payment bond of I~ • •m· Jessie Kyger; a son, Rolland, G II' N ti 1p Spo'" up 20, 2:40 • m.; Zlmmo.<! Important of all, lndlvidten. The Ray MuileJt& are for- ~ntly. One momlltl, whUe aba!" pany, Belpre; one brother, Roy l!upe; a 10 8 ve, 65 :• mer up 20, 4:25 a.m., Sle;OI ual gilts for· eblldren at Chrlst-lmer residenll ol the Old French mg, be reportdel,y crlppletj)he . Purchase orders lor matllr\als Kyger: a grandson, Kenneth, of Passes Away Frulay Trad~r 1own 20, 8:25 a.m.: ,.J. mastime and other holidays and Ctty. goatee with his razor, ftilillly ~~f: placed with Boland from Belpre. Friends may call al , Igercltff up 23, 3 a.m.: Buckeye sp<clal uccaelons, suclt as bJrtb.l shaved It .off - b\11 now 111111 beT 1964 llf!m January 11165, the funeral home anyiJme. Arnold E. Rose, 65, a reSident State down Greenup 8 p.m.; J. day•. . A week llllllll J"';la!on, where has the tine moustache. ,", but the maierlals ai\Mqedly 1 of 4<13 Colorual Dr.,. Fosterta, s. Lewis down Greenup 8:30 I, lor one, can appreclnte the Coocb Duke Burson 1 Blue Dev· , · -~ . ,have not been paid for In full. land a natJVe of G~lha county, p.m.: Oliver Shearer down pur<:base of the respirator for Us lost BHS, I had 1 talk with Ite good to aee Leo W. N:~ BL S . H ld f died at It p.m. Fr~day •• City Greenup 9:30 p.m.; Frieberger my young son, Jimmy, who William Crothen, father of man back at bll regular ~ . ESSING RETURNED ,ervlces e •. or Hosp•tal, at Fostor~a. He was a up 10:45 p.m.; New Orleans haa been a patient at lll)Jzer's Bttek crotbere, star Jackson tn the pharmacy at Bo\Jer Bos· PT. PLEASANT - Jam.. Syracuse Restdeul retired barber, and had liVed up Greenup 2:30 a.m.. AlloR for the last 17 weeks, owes atblete, who fermerly Uved at plial and Cllnlc. Mr. M~ E. Blessfitg, Pt. Pleasant, was . Iat Fostona smce 1928. Zephyr down Greenup 3:30 a. hls very existence, In ptlfl, to Rio Grande, and furnished a suffered a heart attack laaffaU returned to the., M.o."'n County .Jeanette Potts, 87. Syracuse; Mr. Rose was born in Ga\lia m.; Lady Gloria down Green- 8 respirator of the type to be J118s Une of Crothero for Coach and has apenl many weeki re- Jall Friday from Franklin Coun· died Saturday at 5 p.m st MeJg, oounty Aug. 19, 1!100, son of tbe lup i:l5 a.m.; Asa down Green- purclmsed. Johnny Wicltllne's Blue Mea cuperti!ll. Leo waa a lamlllar ty, Ohio, charil!4 with a felony/ Gener~l Hosp.•tal followmg a late Arthur and Sarba Sheetslup 6:40a.m.' Ben McCool down His life wae sustained lor when Rlo Graada bad a blgh figure riding bla wblte ~ and vlolaUon Oflll'obali()ll short 1llne.ss H" · ' ...& " ' · m· · {a,_••~t.~-~ . . ·. d b· Rose. IS mam"'le to Eth~l ,Meld,ahl 1:45 , p.m.; ,114""'"•'!'. . :.• "...::Mil •'!::!l'? · .!~.. -"'~· ·~ .,... . - · .. · , , .. Survivors mclu e two roth- Amos r! t.!..JJt,..o..;..u,._ _. 1.__ ... ___ .~ --~1 -~·-· • • ~--"r ~ _ .. .11 . p ,. · ers, hank ond WI tam otts, April • ., - 1 oJ; both ol Syracuse. and one mec~ . l'bidr ' " ayment ,-,, •·, n.._. r daughlf mas El M•'ss H· • Mervin are fiv. survival Daytime shows two bro 'I I and .Mr! tinglon. Servic p.m. M' era\ Ito. will be l\Irs. Morrison llies 0 n F ru. Iay Evening • I Is::::: 11 :30-Paradtse 118)' Dick Van Dyu .I 12:tllhleopardy 12 : ~ 12:30-PUelolfioe 12:451%:55 lolewl 1:00 liewa lt30l' ao-slnglnc GuitiiJII LJcbl ·-- - Woman's Pap .M World 'l'llrDI • ,. '/ . , . ~ '. I ,., ····~ ;t. •.. , • .. '.J ; , ~ ' t· • . 'v'< , '',,, ... ~. • •· . • f·.' ~~ • ··~-.-~" - ' 1 ~I ... .... .' ,. . ·' ·· ·' I ;,,. ' f • i" .." .. ,. ' J '·',. ' .' ) . ..........,.". ... "'-"" ' ,e , . ". ;- , .. '·~ . • ,I ' ' .' . .-· ,.. ,.. -· ',.,....~;' ..... •. ' ' 2:30-Docton '~ . 7:00-Moviee 7:»· 1:008:30- Weeding anniversary. Mrs. Rowland is also survived by • daughtllr, Mrs. Heber !Margaret) Lambert of Jackaon; brother, Elmer Humphrey• of Portsmouth, six grandchildren and one great grandchild. , Friends may call after I p.~ , i loday at the Sterry Funeral Home In Jackson. Services will To Tell TruiiJ Have Gun, Travel 11 0 Cloclt Hillb I've Got o\ Secrel LuC)I Sbow Jessa James 1 .... •· l .. lee uaU, f:OO Today f:!IGf:25f:30- '1•, ' , \ IMPALA CONY. 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" ,,1:10-H ' ' .'1;-~i(l, ' LIWIII!IO Cll4 .Nen ' .' 7:oe.-.:br. Kildare News 7:»,-VJr&imu Wbere Actioa Ia Ltill Ill Spaoe 1:00- Soupy llala8 ' J:»- . Beaver Hlllhllllel .... . IHaoWJ . l.allllllla ,-" . . .' . - J=t!IGIHiea ~> Weill FIJ10 • . l'ombat . Kclfale's .' SpJ w. . . . . . Have <lui Rett ........ GreeD ACrel Dicl: v•• Dyke .\ ' Qallny . . '" Kare Supe~martel whose hair is Daytime Shows "tan for this role, i s ' u n - 1 - . ; . . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - llomta Reed der cootract to Universal. WSAZ TV-I WCIJo> 1'\'-1 WHTN 1'\'-11 6:4li-{;om Cob Father KDOwa Belli bill brek, he thinks, wiU .. Beau Geste,'' because be Daily Word ries that picture. It is one of ~(!:Today Mike Wallace films be's made in a row. Daily Word 7:25Bene_, Dovy and Goliatb 7:30ANOTHER OF doe ''TobruiJ:"I 7:45Soc. Security COil is Nillel Green. He nw , . Fun Scbool Starcher into prominence as the ..,,vel 8:00.N'IIl'Sea heavy in "The lpcresa File." J Time F..- Ua 8:00-Morn. Show Capt. Kangaroo eipe<ted hlm, alter seeing Women a Newa Movie picture, to be middle-aged, 1:30General Hosplllal slil!ht, sophisticated. But he 10:00-Eye Guess Lucy isn't - be's 4l, big, burly, vir- 10:20-News Young Marrleda ile. Tbe McCoys 10: 30-Coocentrat. "A character actor,'.' NeYer Too Younc says, "can do as mucb Supermarket Andy Gnfflth 11:00-Morn. Sial' Datmg Game Dicl< Van Dyke 11:30-Paradise Bay maJ<e-up and posture and Wltero Acti... Ia way be walks as be can Donna Reed Love ot Life 1%:tllhleopardy Jines. In 'lpcress,' I wore 12;26SoupJ sateo News lillie mustache and 1 Benet Search for Tomor. Father Koowa Bell 12: 30-Postofiit'e :Ill pounds and walked like 12:~ Guidmg Light a guardsman. For this, 1 !2:50-News the weight · hack on. use Ben Casey Woman 's Page 1:00-Newe heavy mustache and 1 As World Turns Weather and News a trooper." · ' 1:301;30-Singio' Wella Forgo Grtea allll I dlBcovered Have Gull Will Tra'vl j;h.';" lol II common. Bolli bil Z:IJO-Our Lives Password The Nurses 'l Balmatl llld tnt.. Wert prOIOI· 2:30-Doctora House l:"arty Time For Us ol biocbetnisll')l. HJa Iaiii Z:S$Women's News Patty Duke lludled at carallridie ud Gen. Hospital Blue Ught look ldo l'ad..le a1 Yl!e; mine I:GO-Anoth. W<lrl To Tell l'ruib News S:Zf>Tbe s;• ValleJ al Yale llld did pad .. woot at cambridge. Edge 01 Night 1:30-Doo't Say Yoong Marrledo father wanted Secrel Storm Never Too Younc be a cbemis~ too. When he 4:004:-Mr. Cartoon into acting, tbeyey~::::I 4:30-Huck Hound Ria TiD Tia Where Actioo Ia despite Nillel's eu Pacemaker Ne111 never recoociled. 6:00-Cheyenne Sea Hwtl Soupy Sales " Green says, ·"when 5:10Brave Stallioa Beaver er be bad coptes·aofburea1tttt my =~::1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _....;.._ _ ___,_ _ _ ___ dled, fountllil MoYie II made me feel bettllr," Evening Shows Dating Game Nat, f a.-·. 1:00-liewo 1:30-Newa F Trvop PeJton l'lecl ruawn P~k« Newt! J . ':..........::..c.:,~ 9:30: AM WMI!JV.__,,., w. ~ ,. ' 'WOIJII. 'lltr ... .-1 .. r~ llovle Q BAU BAND RUBBER. FOOTWEAR .. Eveninl Showt - t:IIO-Bob Hope . 'I• Secret Storm can- 1:01 Qaeyeone .. ' .Never Toe YOUIJI ~~~~lell Hause Pari)' Women's Newa · YOUIIC .llarrilldl Ria Tin TiD Light .,..,. D patleota Lucy Woman'a Pogo AI WCirld Torno t:OOt:05-IIII'. f:lfl...,. ea.., 1 alt iltJt. I:Ofi-Anuth. World To TeO Truth 1:15.Newa 1:30-0011'1 Say Ed&e ol Nilbt Filber IIDoWI Bill Womao'a Page As 1'/otid 1'W'D8 1:00 Friendly G1801 rw. 71 l :li llerlin tbe ~ 1:30 What's New .No. 211 1:1111 America'• Criaia 1:00 Cn1emo jDlerDallOIIIl M:OI News Profile aervlce al. lii,Jial. l :lllll:l\01:~ -Bingiltl Gell. .BIItfllll lruc• Dennlo ~64 Tile M'cCoya 11:atl Tonight Sbow ·, SPECIAL! Lucy Ben OJsey 6: 1$ Karni Shihai 6:30 Wba'o New No. 210 7:00 ll's A Wondertul World 7:30 Great Declllona 1:01 Bobcat 8porll 1::11 CeoveraaliDD t :ll Tbe llil Picture a:30 Hillb Scbool Spu. Revi<IWI 1~ : • Newa Pnlllle c 111 Slaw Full Scbool 11:00-MOI'II. Star ll:lfi...,.PU11diae Bay Dicl: Ym Dyke 11:00-Jeopardy Love 01 Life U:J5News 12:3fi...,.Poslofffce Searob For ToiiiOI'. Talent Scouta WOUB-TV Ill! . . d DaDy Word Navy Film IG:OO-Eye Gueaa »:25-.Newa »:31-Conceulnl. IO:oo-Tesliltl UO TV KindergarteD THIS WEEK'S Dall)' Word Mike Wallace 1:311- Hazel 9:30- J bulJd. building illlbrid&e WUl'N TV·ll t:IIO-Mom Sbow UWdJJJi Li&\11 Andy Grilfilll Jttratloa ' Staf<l 1:30- Sbenatldoab Pe)'lon Place 9 :00-PerJ}' Como k"lp ilia!. C:OI- Wednesday -------------------------Tuesday Searcb For Tomor. 'PI :-' 12:- .News :;_ II!L IZ:Ii5-.NeWI ij::W..-Newa TV Tube Viewer loa IIIII Starcher ti : ~ ly .... .. ,:::: ... ••• • Dall)' Word Mike Wallace Weather NeWI Peler JOitninp Wella Fargo ... ,_,. •>•• GL Hospilll J..aWIJliD ." ,; Bozo i :OO-Newa ' . IS Movie Crew has Troubles with Townies The series Ia In Its third slopped blm for quealioll- 1 .1118ke a fortune. Well I don'L 111111 Ralseb Ia selll in ~~~io~BDII~ eDded up wllb . 811 Anti' I ma7 -er gel IIIOiber rolkul beblnd II actin& job iD my We. · But I'm He ls paid evecy Lao! Jan. 11 BtU's idenii!J Ia sure enjoyiJ?e lbe fame lt!r for bls brief bit of series waa established when JDOW." lOIIJI aa the formal rem.lllllll Secrel Slotm Mrs. Elba Rowland, 18, of 57 Center Place, Jackson died : ' ' at. II : 15 •:m. Friday In the Oak 1 filii Hosp•tal. Sbe had been in ' falling health for five yem and io serious condition for two be was taken to !be' bo;pltal Thursday. Mrs. Rowlalld was the mother of Herbert Rowland, 12 Cruze! st., Gallipolis. Beverly Rowland \tis daughter is one of the sur: viving grandchildren. Bora at Coalton, May 14, 1897, she Mill lhe daughter of the latllr Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Humphreys. She was married to Elba Row· I land on Dec. 22, 1015. Tbey re- · cently celebratlld lllelr GoldeJJ ... ~ ~ t J......,., .News Edge 01 .Nigbt 3:2>3:30 Dill I Say .. . . T'''· 'l'be Nur,.. A Time For Ua Password Hause Parl1 MONDAY, In Gollipalio, Ohio ,, , , '. .. days., Pd construction. and our "personal interest'' fitting. ' ·' .c•-,J•; I:OO- 2:tJO-Our Uv01 Mrs. Rowland Dies After Long Dlnes8 'Die Dating Game Love of Life Deana Reed News · Searob For Tomar. ralber iiDOWil S:OO ADOiber World To Tell l'rulll your baby to us for f!mous F1rstie fit ~- I~~ ------~--------......,.-! HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Devld "Everybody wools to feel mylbe appeared tbrougboul the WSAZ TV-I WaiS TVol WHTN TV·U .. ean't cal<h up with the sleeve to see If U'e really ,epl'JO!Ie. He waa even given I 8:45-Cora c.Jt In the "Tho empty. Doetm'l .bother me all name-Fred J~sm. relevlllon abow, but f all. , lit and Janssen came Ia Dally Word 7:00-Today his quarry In the Browoi "Funny tblng Is, moat of the icontact with one anotbec MikeWaUsoe 7:05a pot roast • fans llilitk I'm IDnocent and are: brtelly, and tor a split second It Dally Word 7:251 pulling !Qr me to 1!11C8pe. Some.appeared aa if the benJ would Faith 7:3011w name ~r<{itn Ralseb IDIII of tbem want .the detectin lD'I,finally · P'ab the Ylllaln. jlut 1:00rea111 t1oea bave only the show to tete the rap f..- the Raisch eseaped ooco mare IDII 1:30' murdfl', but nat me. They feei •lbe chaBe Mumed with B1U ttl baa appeared 1D sorry lor me because I've got the lead. followed closely IIJ t :OO Mom. Sbow Capt. Kaaiaroo of the allow 11 wing.• Janssen wbo iD tum waa a t :30lm · of PGik:e CuiDul anead of the fuzz. 10:00-EJe au. Lucy cops are al'lfi7J PoUcemen, the wne aa "Before the allow I waa jua& 10:26-Newa Jllll&lell'l neck wblle wbo watch the allow, dolunotller fillY iooJiiDg for • job," 10:3tl-CoocenL The McCo71 1om, lrulllesal,y double take wben IIley apotJRalseb P'lnDed. ''Now 8l'tl1'" IR81iscb. Yt!ar I:~~;· One oop in Gallup, boctJ IIIIOwl 1118 IDII IIley lblDk ll:OO-Momilljj Sla AndJ Grlflitb Supermartet and Ch• at 1 e unen. I trial., \' 1 • •• lle v~ more important than during t.he first "Jtlking years. Bring ,, ~ I~ I Bill Raisch, Killer in 'The Fugitive;' May Be Apprehended in Final Show Sef!D1eQt Monday bome at Tuppers Plains. !lev., Pita\ fl'llowmg a lengthy illness. j- John Wyall will offiiate, and She was preceded in death by I be held burwl will be in Sand Hill Ceme.l her husband, A. D. Morrison b."_'~ tery at Long Bottom. in February of 1965. 1 Survivors include three daughJn 1942. Japanese forces . ters, Mrs. W. J. Swett, RD, MJd. l landed at Java, the last allied dleport; Mrs. G. A. Radekin. ' baBtion bt the Dutch East Rt. Albany, and Mrs. Frank Jo j Indies. sloo, Pomeroy; four grandchild· I ren, _ , brother, and two sis- I ter" . FliD al services will be Monday ' ' p.m. at the Bigoay Fun· era\ tme in Albaay with Rev. Whi Offlclatlna. Burial wm be in the Temple cemetery. Friends may call at the funer•J home anytime after J p.m. Sunlay. {in.est fit ., ' } 1 _ . Keno r.r~n~e. ) Mrs. Came Mornson, 87, _Rd Friends Services will he held at. 2 p.m.j Albany, passed away Fnday l eral hor ~od ay at the rb<JUgh Funeral Ie~erung tn _ 1:1 Ne lsonville hos- can Tor ..l dtif rie s m~y c was preeded in df'atb by her home anytime. busband Ralph Adams and a daughter. She w.1s a member of the Bapl " t lnnh at Spener, Daughlers of A1rwria and Chesl(·r, and I River News. 'In Our Town Ruth Lyons Makes .Gift . Former Point Man Mrs. Fannie Adams, 75, a re· .. t Lo B tt d. . 11aen o1 ng o om 1ed Frt, C 'd day aft ernoon m am en-Clark li0 s t 1 , 1 p k b , V pi _a a ar ers urg, 11 · a., Jerune Isabel Potts followmg a lengthly illnm. She F .' ., · b T was born near Spender, W, Va. , I • u_nera1servJt.:es WI 11 . e uesda ugh leroI. theaer 1 t J amesand day at-2.p.m. at the Ewmg Cha·1 Melissa Dy·e, on d 1arne . to th e I peld with HeY.,. Howard u . ,, Ruppe.t Tho 11 11 1 long Bott om ommun1 ty ·m 19 12. ' anfl" . nev. Jam . "'·be . rpe t" . h 8 1 11 Mrs. Adams is survivved by I ~ JCJa IJ1f:.H'Iulna WI ~~~de a son, Rihard Adams or Long · ;,yraeuse .1 cemerery ~ 81 e BoUom, RL, and a brother, ee~ ndlate mtealr,l fsabhel I PoUst. Tom Dye of Reedsville, Ht. She I' Lewmaa CBS News · 7:10-llobo News 7:30-Danlel BW!iilj The Mlllltllers 1:110 Gllll&an's Jaland 1:30-Lareolo My' T1tree .Soao Movie ,,.... . t:~ Delila Vallt!JI Weather Newo Wells Forgo Have Gull Batmaa .J Gidget Double Ute Bewitched .Peylali Place Tlte ·' a.- Pa~Ne.. •..J jJ •• Jl u I ...... ..... ...... ..._ bll••• • llD L~£ ISfilitOO"'S, o\OVIES! �• •) ~'l'M,.IuDda)l ~1-!enUntl, .l\lllday, l'ebnlarf 27, ltel F M j or own ~~.!':!,AS~~aturd;yu~~r~1• D~·~2~~~~:~nnln~a~~! Rut h Lyons Makes .Gift . . 1 Area .Deaths • s·mt• Fil.· ed In 0 T n~:O~ s:.:da;n j River News. p I Askin p·ayment g.for. . .. Petersburg, Fla., for Carl A. on rollers. Pomeroy-Mason 21 · · Thomas, 84, St. Ptersburg, 21, Pt. Pleasant 21.30, Hinton . Mr N 1 79 D' Pl. Pleasant resident. 1.93 falling, Kanawho ~ails . • ea • • 1e!! Clyde Rupe Funeral Mrs. Thomas was an employee 5.56 rlslng, Cbarleston 19.43 rls-l BY DICK THOMAS bappy to recelvt 1b1J ll'aCioUI wbere be p)Jyed· baseball lot PT; PLEASANT- The United Friday in Hospital Slated for Monday the CitiZens National Bank, ing. London, Marmet and Will- Jobn w. Rafferty, Admlnlstra· support from Mls8 LyOIII as tbe Blue Devllt. I' Stoles govti'III'Bel1t has filed 1 PT. PLEASANT - Funeral Funeral services for Pt. Pieasna~ for B number of field dams were on the sills. •l tor, Holzer Hospital Foundation, we continue our efforts lo make oultln Federtl Courl for Boland IIOI'Viee for John Hardy Neal, A. Rupe, 71, who .died years prior lo moying to Florida Boot Movements: last week announced the re- the stay of our YOUIIII Jl4Uents Jolm Smith, flll1lllar m.p .• Machine & Ml!llolaclurlhg Com79, retired farmer of G31lipoiis in the Veterans hospital 1n where he was employed by the Ollie River -Rang" up 14, celpt o1 tbe annual ll'ant from as pleasant as possible." abou~town, still has a fllle flow- pony, Inc. ,aeeking tf/,69t frbm Ferry, will be held today at 2 iicotbe, will be heid, Mon<hy at Motor Vehiie Commission for 5:30p.m.; Easlern up II, 7'30 the Ruth Lyons Charities, CiniDf beard, a lefl.over !rom lhe the Marietta ManufA<tUHng Co. p.m. in the Wyoma Church with 2 p.m. at the Rawlings-Coals lit• State of Flor~da. p.m.; L. Fieore up 14, 1:30 a. cionaU, and a tetter accom- ~ couple of weeks ago, Andy Gallipolis area !75th Annlm;: . ,€<>defendant Is Travelers f•· the Rev. Ivan Myers In charge Funeral home wilh !he Rev. Ro- H• was born 10 Mason County m. ; Cllarles Stevenson up lo, 118nylng the glfl gave the boo- Mullen was dlscbarged from 88I'Y Celebrallfn. It's even mop doimnlly Company of HartforJ, assisted by the Rev. Arthor bert Reuter officiating. Burial . July 21 • 1902• a son of Mrs. 6:1> a.m.; Bob Benter down l&, lpltal permlssllln to use part of lhe United Stalel Navy ofter magnificent tba'n II was. cllii<Conn. . Muncy of Columbus. Ohio. Bu- will be in !he Gravel Hill ceme Eh,abelh Thomas, Pt. Pleasant, 1:55 a.m.; Mamalear up \6, 3:- the gilt for the porehaae of tb~ four years and four montbs lng the Celebrlill!>D, and what's The petition states the govern· rial will be in the church cerne- tery. Th survives beand the late Neohs 25 a.m.; Orco down 16, 7:U a. latest model Morch Resplrat- service. He was Bn eolne-man· 1110re, It has fept bla fa e men! and the MMC enterPd Into tory. He was born Nov. 24, 1889, omas. ot rs survivors ·•· m. Jefferson up 17, 5:10 p.m.; or. llrOI!IID. 1)11 the 1ST USS Duval wann, too, Ibis ..winter. . a contract Deoember 13, 1961, Mr. Neal died Friday in Doc- at Kyger, the son of the late his Wife. Vlrgtnla Bnd one Jeffboat up 17, 2:30 a.m.; Rob- The aims and purposes for Cotmly. Andy visited bls parents, I Lloyd Wa~er, 11111 proverbial for the manufBeture of two tors Hospital , Columbu.J, Ohio, Jonoanthan and Caroline Rupe. Otho Th~as, Pt. Plea- ert Reed up 18, 3:30a.m.; Poi- wblch Miss Lyons eampa~ Mr. and Mrs. Ray MuUen, CIBr·jpocket-book IInder · ~ho basl!'l angraphlc research sh(ns at · a after being seriously ill the pasl He was 0 retired farmer and 0 Burl~~ was m St. Peters- iy R. up 18, 6:3~ a.m.; R. H. aanualli' diJrlllg tbe bnllday sea- ton, Pa., and thea l!8llle bere1reported llndlnf! any pocket ·eM ol 15.4 million. Tr""' l""s three days. · verteran er World War I. Flori a. BoSI·•orth II up 19, HI a.m.; soli. are ''to purcbase toys; for a visit wltb his brother and books recenUy, had a fine ...Us. allegedly ft!ml•hed st•· on Surviving are one dougiller, Survivors Include hi• Nation&! down 19, 7 a.m.; Fhll· books, play eqnlpment and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Fran Mul· ·tache and goatee - until re- the payment bond of tt · , •m· Mn, Omo WhiUaker, Columbus, Jessie Kyger; • son, G N • 65 ip Spuro up 20, 2:40 a.m.; Zim- mo•l imporlant of all, lndlvid- len; The Ray Mullens are for- cently. One morning wblle sha!- pany. four. sons, Buruell Neal, Pl. Belpre; one brother, Roy Rupe; a 1a anve, ' ' mer up 2tl, 4:25 a.m., Steel ual gifts for cbUdren at Chrlot·Jmer resldenli of the Old French ing, he reporiAiety ~ ,pte Pnrcbase ordJrs for materials Pleasant; John Neal, Gallipolis Kyger: a grandson, Kenneth, Passes Away Friday Trader down 20, 6:25a.m.; ~~- ma&tlme and other holidays and City. . goalee wllh his razor, flnillly were placed wllh Boland from Ferry; Harold and Laverne Belpre. Friends may call al . gercliff up 23, 3 a.m.: Buckeye sp<clal oceaslbns, such as blrlh-1 . shaved It off - bt,tl now sliD .Octobe,r 11164 until January 1965, Neal, both of Columbus ; two sis lhe funeral home anytim<. Arnold E. Rose, 65, a reSident State down Greenup 8 p.m.; J. day•. . A week agp at Jackson, where has tbe fine mouslaclle. ,,., but the materials all!d~ediy ters, Mrs. Grace Simpkins, Pt. of 441! Coiorual Dr.,. Fost<na, S. Lewis down Greenup UO I, for one, can appreciate the Couch Duke Burson's Blue Dev. .. ·' .have not been paid for In full. Pleasant, Mr.s Saran Rogers, and a native of Gaiha county, p.m.; Oliver Shearer down purchase of tbe respirator for Us lost 81HI5, I had a talk with It's good to see Leo W. 1\(ollll' Henderson ; two brothers, !'red s~rvices Held for .•1 l1 p.m. Friday ID City (ireenup 9:30 p.m.; Frieberger my young son, Jlnwy, who William Crothers, father of mao back at his regular siand BLESSING RI!TURNED Neal, Pt. Pleasant and Joe Neal, Hospital, at Fostona. He was a up 10:45 p.m.; New Orleans has been a patient .at Holzer's I)U<k Crothers, star Jackson in the pharmacy at Hob:er llos· PT. PLEASANT - James We•t Columbia. Syrat•use Re~~ideut retired barber, and had hved up Greenup 2:30 a.m.. AlloR lor the last 17 weeks, owes athlete, who formerly Uved at pllal and Cllllie. Mr. Mopman E. Blessing, Pt. Plemnt, was Jeanelle Polls Syraeuse · at Fostoria smce 1926.. . Zephyr down Greenup 3:30 a. bls very existence, ·In part, to Rio Grande, and fumished a suffered a heart attack lut'faD returned lo the,. Mosnn County 67 Long Bottom Wom a died Saturday al p.~. at Meig; Mr. Rose was born 10 Galha m.; Lady Gloria down Green- a respirator of tbe type to be losg line of Crnthera for Coach and bas spent many weeb re- Jatl Friday from Jl'ranklin Cnun· • 0 I General Hospital following a Aug. 19, 1900, son ol the up o:lo a.m.; Asa down Green- purchased. Johnny Wickline's BlUe Mea cuperting. Leo was a familiar ty, Ohio, chargeol with a felony . D1es After Illness shorl illness late Arthur and Sarha SheeiS up 6 44l a.m.; Ben McCool down His me was anstalned for when Rio Grarulo bad a bigb ftaure rldlnl his wblte lll)llda ami violation of ' prohallnn. De· Mrs. Farmie Adams, 15, a re- ·'l S . · · d t · Hose. His marriage Ill Ethel Meldahi 1:45 .._1).m.; ,Mnunt.ln ...-·• .w-••. ""··~·AIIII~<AIGJltilll."""'' "'""' ~-r- llfl..il' _, . ,, " "'''' ~ · · sitient of Long Bottom, died Fri. . urvJvors me1u ~ . wo C;' .o.•tu-.w..... .-..... ~-·--·. .r ~ .., .~·_,_.,_~ '1~ ~~~~~' '~ -• day Fr~nk and Wlillam P_()tt8, ''osp'afternoon tal .. tP•rkin Camden-Clark b W V I, ers, bothofSyracuse,andooemece, ··• • ~ ~..... , .. ... ~· _ . ·• _,.. _ ...._ __________ ..,.,.__...... ...... ~,.... 1 ~!lowing ..a ;ng~r~ ~~~· ~ 1 Jennie Isabi!J Potts. · • ... · ...... ~·~ ~ ' ·j ·-·· ! ,- .... ' ~ . ~';:;:- :~.::::::~.'-2'.7:;;:::;:':::.;;:.i-l~~~ ' . . ......... ' - . ~..... .... ..•. ~ . -....-.-.- ~-. . . . .... . . --· ... _...L.--..1. ~ , --··· -· ,1" . ...... · - ~~-·- ~· _, ... ..,.~ . ,,.-.~--· ~--,-::- 1- ·· ~ # ..-.4 ..... i···'ll" ·.,..· ·-~-~~-- ffT'"-:-: • •-.t• ..,(-#· r: , .. ' I . ' .• ':f. ' ·. • ~- / ,........... ,_,.,... H"·/.r ,. ' ,. ' - ·•f o.~, jo 'l" ·· ' t .,, ·i . ' . • :. :rr.·,.. > .f : ,l ' ' ' J ·"'"""' <\:""'····-·;:·· ·;,. ., ' ' '' I . \i• I ' ' , · I I··l I .. ~· ,., •..,..... .!~··.~ ,.. ' '. ' .. l f (' I . ' ....~. ' .r . ·- ,. . '• . ,' • -..... ... .,... ....... ' "" .•. •· ,/. l'· ~ .... " ,r . ' ,. } . ':'~"';!'. • , ....... 'J - ' " ;I ' • ."' " · ~ \ e n· 5 . . .. ·8 1 .¥ ... _ _ _ . , . S 1 ydl neWss. V ' runeral services will be n near pen er, . a. 1 d t2 t th E . Ch daughter nl t.he later Jamesa nd I a . h pRm. 8 H e dwmg · a.Melissa Dye, ond lame to the pe wit ev:. . owar Long Bottom MJmunity in 1912 I afnld. Rev. BWlll_lalm 'ICI.be . Mrs. Adams is survivved by I ~ JCJatmg . . una WI m. "·as bor 'Y • - ·- """"- ... are I $Ql'Yi\ ·--------------Friday i Keno Grange. ' 1 Mrs. Carrie Morrison , 37, Services will be held at 2 p.m.i Albany, passed away today at the rbaugh Funel'a( l e~enmg m a Nelsonville a-, ""' :~: ; L FrieDl . era! t wil) borne l:lt Tuppers Plains. Rev. John Wyatl will offiiate, and burwl will be in Sand Hill Cemetery al Long Bottom. pita! following a lengthy illness. - She was preceded In death ~-~all her husband, A. D. MmT;.,.~ I '"" in February of 1965. Survivors include three dal..h- 11 In Hl42. Japanese ters, Mrs. W. I. Swett, RD, landed al Java, the Ia.<\ allied · dleporl; Mrs. G. A. Radekin. bastion In lhe Dutch East Rl. Albany, and Mrs. Frank Jo Indies. ston, Pomeroy; four grandchM- 11 brother, and sisler· fun al oervices will be Monday ' p.m. at the Blgoay Fun· era! me in Albatly with Rev. Whi . Offlclatln1. Burial be in the Temple c~r::~~j Friends may call at tbe home anytime after ~ p.m. Suniay. ---;;::::::::::::•iren, ] two I -~-- 11rs. Rowland Diet After Long Dlnes8 Mrs. Elba Rowland, 88, of 57 Place, Jackson ' ' II : 15 a.m. Friday in the Oak , Hill Hospital. She had been In ! health for five yearB and serious condition for two days. was taken to tbe hospital I Daytime Shows WSAZ TV-3 6:15-Corn Cob Dsiiy Word Mik• Wallace 7:00-Today 7:05- Daily Word 7:25HCJ- Bozo Church of Christ 1:00- Starcher Fun School Petticoat,'' wiUI C. finest fit 1:311- t:OO-Moro. Show 8:30lt.DD-Eye Guess 10:25-News 10:30-ConcentraL Movie Lucy The McOoys THIS WEEK'S SPECULI IMPALA CONY. SUPER SPORT V-8 Solid white, power ateering, pow~r brakes, rtal nice. Sea Hunt Brave Stallion ti . 00--Newa Law maD Uti p.m. Soupy Sales YOUR ... I :JU-News (;~ 7:00-Smgma 7:;MI-- News Wild West UD- Hank I .JO- ::>. Uavil Hogan's t :IMI- Gomer Pyle • :W- Mr. Robtrls Movie ·is 'ly = ...... .,..., •••• --... •· I' , I • 1' ' ' '· AA/Ol'HCI> . DULL I• DOLL" . I .·. DAV. DULL! DULL! ,.. .. 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Saturday UCI- iiat--M ftl ...tlj News UJmmunny 1~ews Moo r.ews Jllar•el& 1.\'uu ViJY Weather .-plow the Pharoahs," J, Hawkins .. and J. eomns. 11:211 p.m. Wed. - "Commandos strike at Dawn," Paul - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Munl. E~enill!l Showe · 11:20 p.m. Thurs. _ "Saadia" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · C. Wilde. Mel Ferrer UO-Huliabaioo O'Brlell •• 1!:30 p.m. Fri. .- Chiller Night. 1:30-Fiat~ Sotuil 11 :211 p.m. Sat. - "Pay · or Die," E. Borgnlne. 7:titi=-PorL )l'qner SmOtben Bna. Tllliml 7:30-Filpper GlOllie and llarn.t ' Channel 10 Sporll 1:08-.leannle I :30 p.m. Sun. - Fred Taylor 1:30-Gel limarl Show. . ' t:'OII-Movlel • Cit. II Dally Feat11r011 . i:30UO a.m. Luel'• Toy$hop.. li:UO p.m. G1rl Taiii-Willl ·Vir• J0·30-.. llnla Graham. · 7:00 p.m. LoolJng Wit hoL-p 11:1111-N... llewl! ..; · · MY~- 4:00-Baskelbodl 1;,._ Wuru:l /llews !~Ji;tson county IlL at"'""' 3:4>-P...port ' !0:00 LOU MueUer Show 5:30 Dinner Musicale 5:00 Sign Off Sallriar 7: I~ Sign On, Loo Mueller Show 7:15 Ecboea o1 JOJ 8:00 Ohio Valley Newa 8:1)l) World News 8:10 Sports Today 8:~5 Weamer PICtUre · 8:16 Loo Mueller Sbow i:IIU 11110 licllootllu Parade lO:JO Songs lor Cbildrea 10:15 Golden Key 11:00 New• II:~ Lou Muelies Show 'w.... ~ ....... - ·~ • ' I• ~ • .; '" ~ . ....... ' ' »tf:.ii, . •'Ji:, ......}' ... '.~: ' • ~·-­ . .;: ' "~-.& •.;,. ... Mil I .. .... 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' ' · 7:35 Picl!.ens Hardware (Tues. tll:li l'aUL Bowen, · RFD IIIII Thurs.J 12:311 Pe10 Sllielde 7:541 News 1:01 Newo ClloiiiiOI I Spons 6:1111 IIlli Miller Show l:llfi Jim Meee Show 4:00 p.m. Sat. - Big Ten llat- 8:45 Baker r·urnuure SllOif 1:1111 Sign Ofl ketball · (Wed. - Fri.] SUNDAY IL!Ii p.m. Sal - Ohio Slar t:OO News 7:30 Sip Un->orward FaiiiJ Bowling. f:.tJo Co<tee "itb Janel 1:1111 Baptist Hour 8:15 kouoh's """"" 1'l'hura.) 1:31 Newa t\. I DaUy FH!IIret lU:UU Ohio EducoiMJG · I·» Wee& End 1:30 a.m. Jacl!. LaLanne. . LO:OO Sw•p Shop · ,;llfl Spreadlnl ~ 3:30 p.m. Mike !Jooglas Show tUo M~ru•leriW AssocialiOD V:30 The Bible Speoq - c"O-hostess Kay Starr ali tt! ::tt &Ictal Secunl)' · t:t6 The Good Life week. . !U;:Ill l'om R o - 8bow 10:011 Maillet Ccllllrol 1:011 p.m.. OhiO News with Nict 1.:111 JSewo . , : . 10:31 CoiiDtr)' . ll)'ilmtlmerl Basso, u:uo T1111'1 Cowllr)i JunctloD . 11:30 Qwe& 11our lUll p.m. The Merv Griffin ll::W Tmy 'o Country llymnume U:OII ~- Ntwa Show. U:llll ~- News U: li Cbrtsliani HoUr 12: lb Local New• 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teeu It Movies U:30 Goesaler'a Guesl Star J:llfl ReY• .Eddie Doyel' II :!O,p.m. SIIIL - '"Torment- U:Je Lorry Anaer- Show 1:31 ReY. Silas Blllupo l!d. ·. . · Z:JO Milea KUSJC Show 2:1111 Harveal nt::lll . p.m. Mon. -' "Desireee" Uo .IWr IIIII VanZandt Sbo1l Z:li ReY. Bobbf Lee Adklae J. ·Sitmitons, M. Brando. (Mon. Wed. Fri.) Z:30 II'~ End . U:lltl Mon. "Call of the Wild" 1:30 Eiectr<c Co. Local Newt 6·3t Sip )If Gabl•Tues. and L. 11:211C. pm. - YOUIIII. "Land of _ _ _ _ _......_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ New~ Jimmy Dean 3:lo- 'l'healre DEALER Sbow Grant ~t: w !'ali. 9 : ~ Mason County L'tew• 6 O'Ciodt Reports Sporli. 111:00 - UNCLE ~ , oo-sports CHMOLET· OLDSMOBILE MOIIday Through Friday 7:15 Sign On-Lou Mueller - Ohio News, Weather aod l Beaver Weather 2 30- Queen Pag. ,..,.~...... .; 1'J£.H. Radio Supermarket Datmg uame Saturday Bruce Dennlo __ --... • 1:30 a.m. sat. _ "The Mad u :'fa 11 : ~ Maggician," V. Price. .t.Z:UO Donno 1Im Chaunel 1 Sports l~:uo 12:00- Jeupardy Love 01 Life 12 20Newa 2:00 p.DL SUn. - Big Three u : lU GoU _ J. Nicklou.s A p 1_ ~., .liit 12:30-Postolfk• Seareh Fll' Tomor. Falhec .KnOWI Beat ' • 8 u.~ 12 41>Gwding Liibl mer, and G. Player com- ~..:.~ 12,»-News pt:te for $35,000. U:;!U Woman's Page Ben Csaq 1:00a :iOt BatkolbaD As World Turna l ::W- Singin& 1:» 8:30 p.m. Moo. - OSU VI. Mich· ~: 1111 Tbe Nursa Z:IMI-Our Llva Password i&llll Stale. 2:>0 A Time t"or Us 2:30-Doctora llouse Parly 2::10 p.m. Sal - OSU vs. Min· ii:OO Women's News n>nesota. 3,;> t :\111 G<n. llospilal 3:liii-Aooth. World To Tell Trutb a.. I DaU, Feat: JU 3:20Newt 1:00 a.m. PaUl Dixon Show. 5: UO 3 :10- doc't Say Edp ot Nighl Young Marrieds 12 :00 ooon li4).0tl Oub (Ruth 5:00 4: 00--Cartoon Never Too YooDJ Secret Storm LyansJ. o:!0 Where Action 'Rin Tin Tja 2:lkl p.m. The Coffee Oub 4:30- ll:liii-Morllin& Star Andy Grifbth 11.:10- Paradlse Bay DICk Van Dyke 1:1>130- ............ • · • HJ:au LaLCnsumj 11:00 ~ews U:~ Lou Mueller Show wilb C. Moore and Juagar. ~ex.cepl .t'rJd8)' 1 1:10 a.m. Fri. - "Son ol Or. Churcu df.IJS Jtmg) Jekyll,'' with L. Haywb;rd. 11:30 Pub.uc ~Ylce Capt. Kangaroo Daytime Shows ~"":~~-·~ .. · " and T. Curtis. 1:10 a.m. Wed. - "Phantom of lhe Opera,'' with N. .r.:ddy and C. Rains. 1:10 a.m. Thurs. _ "Bait," Evening Shows cal1 or In Golliptllo, Ohio • • 7:15 Echoes ol Jny 1<00 Ohio Valley News CUnael I Movlel tl:lS p.m. Slln. - "Jeanne Ea· 1:00 World New• gels," with K. Novak and 1:10 Sports TtJday U5 Weatller 1'1cture A. Moorehead. 8: 16 Lou Mueller libow 8'00 p.m. Tues. - "Operation 8::iii t::ommuruLy News WIITN TV-13 WC'IIS TV-I 5:1111-Ch<ycnne 6:30- Mrs. was the m(lther Herbert Rowland, 11 Cruze! · Gallipolis. Beverly Howland his daughter is one of the sur: grandchildren. Bora at ICo~iu•n May t4, 169'1, she was lhe daughter of the laler Mr. and j Mrs. Herbert Humphreys. She was married to Elba Rowland on Dec. 22, 1915. They recently celebrated their Goldes •. , uever more important anniversary. than during the first Mrs. Rowland is also survived ,.alking years. Bring by • daughter, Mrs. Heber your baby 1.o us (Margaret) Lambert of Jackson; for famous Firstie fit brother, Elmer Humphrey• of ind construction, and our Portsmouth, silt grandchildren 1 "personal int.erest" and one great ll'asdehild. . Friends may call after I p.IJ' . : fitting, today at the Sterry Funeral Home In Jackson. Services will ~64 • TV-Cable Highlights 1 Bapllsl l111 rh ot Spener, JJaugh- On Friday Evening ters or Amrria and Ch!!strr and • ·~ I IIWJ) Mlss Merv1 Tom Dye of Reedsville, Rt. She Fnends ~~Y call at the funeral triot, w~ preeded in death by her !home an~ time. and '-' busband Ralph Adams and a un,to· Mrs. Morrison Dies ··-' -...... a son, Rihard Adams of Long 1 Syracuse Hdl cemetery ~ 1' Bottom, Rt.. and a brother, he~ !ate s1ster, Isabel Potts. aDd ( daughter. She was a membf'r of the • ·."/till..' -,..,. ., heMad ALL IN FAVO~ SAV A'«! • • liD lETS ·NOT GE'T . UPS£T ••, I SA'(, J!T~S S'IC)p ,.T TillS J POI~T .. TO OR Wf'L.l Ll'/f REG~f.i IT. . ,,.,...., ' . Ia. . . . lolll s. 1111 �• •) ~'l'M,.IuDda)l ~1-!enUntl, .l\lllday, l'ebnlarf 27, ltel F M j or own ~~.!':!,AS~~aturd;yu~~r~1• D~·~2~~~~:~nnln~a~~! Rut h Lyons Makes .Gift . . 1 Area .Deaths • s·mt• Fil.· ed In 0 T n~:O~ s:.:da;n j River News. p I Askin p·ayment g.for. . .. Petersburg, Fla., for Carl A. on rollers. Pomeroy-Mason 21 · · Thomas, 84, St. Ptersburg, 21, Pt. Pleasant 21.30, Hinton . Mr N 1 79 D' Pl. Pleasant resident. 1.93 falling, Kanawho ~ails . • ea • • 1e!! Clyde Rupe Funeral Mrs. Thomas was an employee 5.56 rlslng, Cbarleston 19.43 rls-l BY DICK THOMAS bappy to recelvt 1b1J ll'aCioUI wbere be p)Jyed· baseball lot PT; PLEASANT- The United Friday in Hospital Slated for Monday the CitiZens National Bank, ing. London, Marmet and Will- Jobn w. Rafferty, Admlnlstra· support from Mls8 LyOIII as tbe Blue Devllt. I' Stoles govti'III'Bel1t has filed 1 PT. PLEASANT - Funeral Funeral services for Pt. Pieasna~ for B number of field dams were on the sills. •l tor, Holzer Hospital Foundation, we continue our efforts lo make oultln Federtl Courl for Boland IIOI'Viee for John Hardy Neal, A. Rupe, 71, who .died years prior lo moying to Florida Boot Movements: last week announced the re- the stay of our YOUIIII Jl4Uents Jolm Smith, flll1lllar m.p .• Machine & Ml!llolaclurlhg Com79, retired farmer of G31lipoiis in the Veterans hospital 1n where he was employed by the Ollie River -Rang" up 14, celpt o1 tbe annual ll'ant from as pleasant as possible." abou~town, still has a fllle flow- pony, Inc. ,aeeking tf/,69t frbm Ferry, will be held today at 2 iicotbe, will be heid, Mon<hy at Motor Vehiie Commission for 5:30p.m.; Easlern up II, 7'30 the Ruth Lyons Charities, CiniDf beard, a lefl.over !rom lhe the Marietta ManufA<tUHng Co. p.m. in the Wyoma Church with 2 p.m. at the Rawlings-Coals lit• State of Flor~da. p.m.; L. Fieore up 14, 1:30 a. cionaU, and a tetter accom- ~ couple of weeks ago, Andy Gallipolis area !75th Annlm;: . ,€<>defendant Is Travelers f•· the Rev. Ivan Myers In charge Funeral home wilh !he Rev. Ro- H• was born 10 Mason County m. ; Cllarles Stevenson up lo, 118nylng the glfl gave the boo- Mullen was dlscbarged from 88I'Y Celebrallfn. It's even mop doimnlly Company of HartforJ, assisted by the Rev. Arthor bert Reuter officiating. Burial . July 21 • 1902• a son of Mrs. 6:1> a.m.; Bob Benter down l&, lpltal permlssllln to use part of lhe United Stalel Navy ofter magnificent tba'n II was. cllii<Conn. . Muncy of Columbus. Ohio. Bu- will be in !he Gravel Hill ceme Eh,abelh Thomas, Pt. Pleasant, 1:55 a.m.; Mamalear up \6, 3:- the gilt for the porehaae of tb~ four years and four montbs lng the Celebrlill!>D, and what's The petition states the govern· rial will be in the church cerne- tery. Th survives beand the late Neohs 25 a.m.; Orco down 16, 7:U a. latest model Morch Resplrat- service. He was Bn eolne-man· 1110re, It has fept bla fa e men! and the MMC enterPd Into tory. He was born Nov. 24, 1889, omas. ot rs survivors ·•· m. Jefferson up 17, 5:10 p.m.; or. llrOI!IID. 1)11 the 1ST USS Duval wann, too, Ibis ..winter. . a contract Deoember 13, 1961, Mr. Neal died Friday in Doc- at Kyger, the son of the late his Wife. Vlrgtnla Bnd one Jeffboat up 17, 2:30 a.m.; Rob- The aims and purposes for Cotmly. Andy visited bls parents, I Lloyd Wa~er, 11111 proverbial for the manufBeture of two tors Hospital , Columbu.J, Ohio, Jonoanthan and Caroline Rupe. Otho Th~as, Pt. Plea- ert Reed up 18, 3:30a.m.; Poi- wblch Miss Lyons eampa~ Mr. and Mrs. Ray MuUen, CIBr·jpocket-book IInder · ~ho basl!'l angraphlc research sh(ns at · a after being seriously ill the pasl He was 0 retired farmer and 0 Burl~~ was m St. Peters- iy R. up 18, 6:3~ a.m.; R. H. aanualli' diJrlllg tbe bnllday sea- ton, Pa., and thea l!8llle bere1reported llndlnf! any pocket ·eM ol 15.4 million. Tr""' l""s three days. · verteran er World War I. Flori a. BoSI·•orth II up 19, HI a.m.; soli. are ''to purcbase toys; for a visit wltb his brother and books recenUy, had a fine ...Us. allegedly ft!ml•hed st•· on Surviving are one dougiller, Survivors Include hi• Nation&! down 19, 7 a.m.; Fhll· books, play eqnlpment and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Fran Mul· ·tache and goatee - until re- the payment bond of tt · , •m· Mn, Omo WhiUaker, Columbus, Jessie Kyger; • son, G N • 65 ip Spuro up 20, 2:40 a.m.; Zim- mo•l imporlant of all, lndlvid- len; The Ray Mullens are for- cently. One morning wblle sha!- pany. four. sons, Buruell Neal, Pl. Belpre; one brother, Roy Rupe; a 1a anve, ' ' mer up 2tl, 4:25 a.m., Steel ual gifts for cbUdren at Chrlot·Jmer resldenli of the Old French ing, he reporiAiety ~ ,pte Pnrcbase ordJrs for materials Pleasant; John Neal, Gallipolis Kyger: a grandson, Kenneth, Passes Away Friday Trader down 20, 6:25a.m.; ~~- ma&tlme and other holidays and City. . goalee wllh his razor, flnillly were placed wllh Boland from Ferry; Harold and Laverne Belpre. Friends may call al . gercliff up 23, 3 a.m.: Buckeye sp<clal oceaslbns, such as blrlh-1 . shaved It off - bt,tl now sliD .Octobe,r 11164 until January 1965, Neal, both of Columbus ; two sis lhe funeral home anytim<. Arnold E. Rose, 65, a reSident State down Greenup 8 p.m.; J. day•. . A week agp at Jackson, where has tbe fine mouslaclle. ,,., but the materials all!d~ediy ters, Mrs. Grace Simpkins, Pt. of 441! Coiorual Dr.,. Fost<na, S. Lewis down Greenup UO I, for one, can appreciate the Couch Duke Burson's Blue Dev. .. ·' .have not been paid for In full. Pleasant, Mr.s Saran Rogers, and a native of Gaiha county, p.m.; Oliver Shearer down purchase of tbe respirator for Us lost 81HI5, I had a talk with It's good to see Leo W. 1\(ollll' Henderson ; two brothers, !'red s~rvices Held for .•1 l1 p.m. Friday ID City (ireenup 9:30 p.m.; Frieberger my young son, Jlnwy, who William Crothers, father of mao back at his regular siand BLESSING RI!TURNED Neal, Pt. Pleasant and Joe Neal, Hospital, at Fostona. He was a up 10:45 p.m.; New Orleans has been a patient .at Holzer's I)U<k Crothers, star Jackson in the pharmacy at Hob:er llos· PT. PLEASANT - James We•t Columbia. Syrat•use Re~~ideut retired barber, and had hved up Greenup 2:30 a.m.. AlloR lor the last 17 weeks, owes athlete, who formerly Uved at pllal and Cllllie. Mr. Mopman E. Blessing, Pt. Plemnt, was Jeanelle Polls Syraeuse · at Fostoria smce 1926.. . Zephyr down Greenup 3:30 a. bls very existence, ·In part, to Rio Grande, and fumished a suffered a heart attack lut'faD returned lo the,. Mosnn County 67 Long Bottom Wom a died Saturday al p.~. at Meig; Mr. Rose was born 10 Galha m.; Lady Gloria down Green- a respirator of tbe type to be losg line of Crnthera for Coach and bas spent many weeb re- Jatl Friday from Jl'ranklin Cnun· • 0 I General Hospital following a Aug. 19, 1900, son ol the up o:lo a.m.; Asa down Green- purchased. Johnny Wickline's BlUe Mea cuperting. Leo was a familiar ty, Ohio, chargeol with a felony . D1es After Illness shorl illness late Arthur and Sarha SheeiS up 6 44l a.m.; Ben McCool down His me was anstalned for when Rio Grarulo bad a bigb ftaure rldlnl his wblte lll)llda ami violation of ' prohallnn. De· Mrs. Farmie Adams, 15, a re- ·'l S . · · d t · Hose. His marriage Ill Ethel Meldahi 1:45 .._1).m.; ,Mnunt.ln ...-·• .w-••. ""··~·AIIII~<AIGJltilll."""'' "'""' ~-r- llfl..il' _, . ,, " "'''' ~ · · sitient of Long Bottom, died Fri. . urvJvors me1u ~ . wo C;' .o.•tu-.w..... .-..... ~-·--·. .r ~ .., .~·_,_.,_~ '1~ ~~~~~' '~ -• day Fr~nk and Wlillam P_()tt8, ''osp'afternoon tal .. tP•rkin Camden-Clark b W V I, ers, bothofSyracuse,andooemece, ··• • ~ ~..... , .. ... ~· _ . ·• _,.. _ ...._ __________ ..,.,.__...... ...... ~,.... 1 ~!lowing ..a ;ng~r~ ~~~· ~ 1 Jennie Isabi!J Potts. · • ... · ...... ~·~ ~ ' ·j ·-·· ! ,- .... ' ~ . ~';:;:- :~.::::::~.'-2'.7:;;:::;:':::.;;:.i-l~~~ ' . . ......... ' - . ~..... .... ..•. ~ . -....-.-.- ~-. . . . .... . . --· ... _...L.--..1. ~ , --··· -· ,1" . ...... · - ~~-·- ~· _, ... ..,.~ . ,,.-.~--· ~--,-::- 1- ·· ~ # ..-.4 ..... i···'ll" ·.,..· ·-~-~~-- ffT'"-:-: • •-.t• ..,(-#· r: , .. ' I . ' .• ':f. ' ·. • ~- / ,........... ,_,.,... H"·/.r ,. ' ,. ' - ·•f o.~, jo 'l" ·· ' t .,, ·i . ' . • :. :rr.·,.. > .f : ,l ' ' ' J ·"'"""' <\:""'····-·;:·· ·;,. ., ' ' '' I . \i• I ' ' , · I I··l I .. ~· ,., •..,..... .!~··.~ ,.. ' '. ' .. l f (' I . ' ....~. ' .r . ·- ,. . '• . ,' • -..... ... .,... ....... ' "" .•. •· ,/. l'· ~ .... " ,r . ' ,. } . ':'~"';!'. • , ....... 'J - ' " ;I ' • ."' " · ~ \ e n· 5 . . .. ·8 1 .¥ ... _ _ _ . , . S 1 ydl neWss. V ' runeral services will be n near pen er, . a. 1 d t2 t th E . Ch daughter nl t.he later Jamesa nd I a . h pRm. 8 H e dwmg · a.Melissa Dye, ond lame to the pe wit ev:. . owar Long Bottom MJmunity in 1912 I afnld. Rev. BWlll_lalm 'ICI.be . Mrs. Adams is survivved by I ~ JCJatmg . . una WI m. "·as bor 'Y • - ·- """"- ... are I $Ql'Yi\ ·--------------Friday i Keno Grange. ' 1 Mrs. Carrie Morrison , 37, Services will be held at 2 p.m.i Albany, passed away today at the rbaugh Funel'a( l e~enmg m a Nelsonville a-, ""' :~: ; L FrieDl . era! t wil) borne l:lt Tuppers Plains. Rev. John Wyatl will offiiate, and burwl will be in Sand Hill Cemetery al Long Bottom. pita! following a lengthy illness. - She was preceded In death ~-~all her husband, A. D. MmT;.,.~ I '"" in February of 1965. Survivors include three dal..h- 11 In Hl42. Japanese ters, Mrs. W. I. Swett, RD, landed al Java, the Ia.<\ allied · dleporl; Mrs. G. A. Radekin. bastion In lhe Dutch East Rl. Albany, and Mrs. Frank Jo Indies. ston, Pomeroy; four grandchM- 11 brother, and sisler· fun al oervices will be Monday ' p.m. at the Blgoay Fun· era! me in Albatly with Rev. Whi . Offlclatln1. Burial be in the Temple c~r::~~j Friends may call at tbe home anytime after ~ p.m. Suniay. ---;;::::::::::::•iren, ] two I -~-- 11rs. Rowland Diet After Long Dlnes8 Mrs. Elba Rowland, 88, of 57 Place, Jackson ' ' II : 15 a.m. Friday in the Oak , Hill Hospital. She had been In ! health for five yearB and serious condition for two days. was taken to tbe hospital I Daytime Shows WSAZ TV-3 6:15-Corn Cob Dsiiy Word Mik• Wallace 7:00-Today 7:05- Daily Word 7:25HCJ- Bozo Church of Christ 1:00- Starcher Fun School Petticoat,'' wiUI C. finest fit 1:311- t:OO-Moro. Show 8:30lt.DD-Eye Guess 10:25-News 10:30-ConcentraL Movie Lucy The McOoys THIS WEEK'S SPECULI IMPALA CONY. SUPER SPORT V-8 Solid white, power ateering, pow~r brakes, rtal nice. Sea Hunt Brave Stallion ti . 00--Newa Law maD Uti p.m. Soupy Sales YOUR ... I :JU-News (;~ 7:00-Smgma 7:;MI-- News Wild West UD- Hank I .JO- ::>. Uavil Hogan's t :IMI- Gomer Pyle • :W- Mr. Robtrls Movie ·is 'ly = ...... .,..., •••• --... •· I' , I • 1' ' ' '· AA/Ol'HCI> . DULL I• DOLL" . I .·. DAV. DULL! DULL! ,.. .. 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Saturday UCI- iiat--M ftl ...tlj News UJmmunny 1~ews Moo r.ews Jllar•el& 1.\'uu ViJY Weather .-plow the Pharoahs," J, Hawkins .. and J. eomns. 11:211 p.m. Wed. - "Commandos strike at Dawn," Paul - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Munl. E~enill!l Showe · 11:20 p.m. Thurs. _ "Saadia" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · C. Wilde. Mel Ferrer UO-Huliabaioo O'Brlell •• 1!:30 p.m. Fri. .- Chiller Night. 1:30-Fiat~ Sotuil 11 :211 p.m. Sat. - "Pay · or Die," E. Borgnlne. 7:titi=-PorL )l'qner SmOtben Bna. Tllliml 7:30-Filpper GlOllie and llarn.t ' Channel 10 Sporll 1:08-.leannle I :30 p.m. Sun. - Fred Taylor 1:30-Gel limarl Show. . ' t:'OII-Movlel • Cit. II Dally Feat11r011 . i:30UO a.m. Luel'• Toy$hop.. li:UO p.m. G1rl Taiii-Willl ·Vir• J0·30-.. llnla Graham. · 7:00 p.m. LoolJng Wit hoL-p 11:1111-N... llewl! ..; · · MY~- 4:00-Baskelbodl 1;,._ Wuru:l /llews !~Ji;tson county IlL at"'""' 3:4>-P...port ' !0:00 LOU MueUer Show 5:30 Dinner Musicale 5:00 Sign Off Sallriar 7: I~ Sign On, Loo Mueller Show 7:15 Ecboea o1 JOJ 8:00 Ohio Valley Newa 8:1)l) World News 8:10 Sports Today 8:~5 Weamer PICtUre · 8:16 Loo Mueller Sbow i:IIU 11110 licllootllu Parade lO:JO Songs lor Cbildrea 10:15 Golden Key 11:00 New• II:~ Lou Muelies Show 'w.... ~ ....... - ·~ • ' I• ~ • .; '" ~ . ....... ' ' »tf:.ii, . •'Ji:, ......}' ... '.~: ' • ~·-­ . .;: ' "~-.& •.;,. ... Mil I .. .... T• Movte 3:311- Gtlllpolls, Ohlv ut we l'owo 5: 15 Spotlight an Sporll 5:25 Weather ll :OO p.m. TV 4 Elevenlll Hour MONDAY THRU FRIBDAY 5:01 Ohio News Round-Ill 01110 News, W•alher and 1:00 S1gn Oo - Neo &:tit Sip Off Sports. 6: tlli SaCI'od Heart Salurday 6:20 Me~gs !:ouJJLy RFD 1:1111 Sl&n On -Newa CIIIIIDt! 1 Movies 6:2> Country Jamboree 8:311 Hoppy Valley Bop 7:00 Proteatrua JIQur $:00 a.m. Sun. - "Lot's Make 6:57 \1/ealller it Lega~" C. Colbert, z l 1:tf0 National News 7:30 Weell Ent1 S<otl. • 7:05 Bill Miller Sllow ll;tlt DuUOII'a 1114 llerD'a 10'110 P.M. Frl - "Au •t I e 7::111 11~1 Miller Sllow Ten Show Mame " R. Russell F Tuc- 1: ll! JSewo IZ: 00 Noon Newa ker. ' ' · 7:35 Picl!.ens Hardware (Tues. tll:li l'aUL Bowen, · RFD IIIII Thurs.J 12:311 Pe10 Sllielde 7:541 News 1:01 Newo ClloiiiiOI I Spons 6:1111 IIlli Miller Show l:llfi Jim Meee Show 4:00 p.m. Sat. - Big Ten llat- 8:45 Baker r·urnuure SllOif 1:1111 Sign Ofl ketball · (Wed. - Fri.] SUNDAY IL!Ii p.m. Sal - Ohio Slar t:OO News 7:30 Sip Un->orward FaiiiJ Bowling. f:.tJo Co<tee "itb Janel 1:1111 Baptist Hour 8:15 kouoh's """"" 1'l'hura.) 1:31 Newa t\. I DaUy FH!IIret lU:UU Ohio EducoiMJG · I·» Wee& End 1:30 a.m. Jacl!. LaLanne. . LO:OO Sw•p Shop · ,;llfl Spreadlnl ~ 3:30 p.m. Mike !Jooglas Show tUo M~ru•leriW AssocialiOD V:30 The Bible Speoq - c"O-hostess Kay Starr ali tt! ::tt &Ictal Secunl)' · t:t6 The Good Life week. . !U;:Ill l'om R o - 8bow 10:011 Maillet Ccllllrol 1:011 p.m.. OhiO News with Nict 1.:111 JSewo . , : . 10:31 CoiiDtr)' . ll)'ilmtlmerl Basso, u:uo T1111'1 Cowllr)i JunctloD . 11:30 Qwe& 11our lUll p.m. The Merv Griffin ll::W Tmy 'o Country llymnume U:OII ~- Ntwa Show. U:llll ~- News U: li Cbrtsliani HoUr 12: lb Local New• 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teeu It Movies U:30 Goesaler'a Guesl Star J:llfl ReY• .Eddie Doyel' II :!O,p.m. SIIIL - '"Torment- U:Je Lorry Anaer- Show 1:31 ReY. Silas Blllupo l!d. ·. . · Z:JO Milea KUSJC Show 2:1111 Harveal nt::lll . p.m. Mon. -' "Desireee" Uo .IWr IIIII VanZandt Sbo1l Z:li ReY. Bobbf Lee Adklae J. ·Sitmitons, M. Brando. (Mon. Wed. Fri.) Z:30 II'~ End . U:lltl Mon. "Call of the Wild" 1:30 Eiectr<c Co. Local Newt 6·3t Sip )If Gabl•Tues. and L. 11:211C. pm. - YOUIIII. "Land of _ _ _ _ _......_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ New~ Jimmy Dean 3:lo- 'l'healre DEALER Sbow Grant ~t: w !'ali. 9 : ~ Mason County L'tew• 6 O'Ciodt Reports Sporli. 111:00 - UNCLE ~ , oo-sports CHMOLET· OLDSMOBILE MOIIday Through Friday 7:15 Sign On-Lou Mueller - Ohio News, Weather aod l Beaver Weather 2 30- Queen Pag. ,..,.~...... .; 1'J£.H. Radio Supermarket Datmg uame Saturday Bruce Dennlo __ --... • 1:30 a.m. sat. _ "The Mad u :'fa 11 : ~ Maggician," V. Price. .t.Z:UO Donno 1Im Chaunel 1 Sports l~:uo 12:00- Jeupardy Love 01 Life 12 20Newa 2:00 p.DL SUn. - Big Three u : lU GoU _ J. Nicklou.s A p 1_ ~., .liit 12:30-Postolfk• Seareh Fll' Tomor. Falhec .KnOWI Beat ' • 8 u.~ 12 41>Gwding Liibl mer, and G. Player com- ~..:.~ 12,»-News pt:te for $35,000. U:;!U Woman's Page Ben Csaq 1:00a :iOt BatkolbaD As World Turna l ::W- Singin& 1:» 8:30 p.m. Moo. - OSU VI. Mich· ~: 1111 Tbe Nursa Z:IMI-Our Llva Password i&llll Stale. 2:>0 A Time t"or Us 2:30-Doctora llouse Parly 2::10 p.m. Sal - OSU vs. Min· ii:OO Women's News n>nesota. 3,;> t :\111 G<n. llospilal 3:liii-Aooth. World To Tell Trutb a.. I DaU, Feat: JU 3:20Newt 1:00 a.m. PaUl Dixon Show. 5: UO 3 :10- doc't Say Edp ot Nighl Young Marrieds 12 :00 ooon li4).0tl Oub (Ruth 5:00 4: 00--Cartoon Never Too YooDJ Secret Storm LyansJ. o:!0 Where Action 'Rin Tin Tja 2:lkl p.m. The Coffee Oub 4:30- ll:liii-Morllin& Star Andy Grifbth 11.:10- Paradlse Bay DICk Van Dyke 1:1>130- ............ • · • HJ:au LaLCnsumj 11:00 ~ews U:~ Lou Mueller Show wilb C. Moore and Juagar. ~ex.cepl .t'rJd8)' 1 1:10 a.m. Fri. - "Son ol Or. Churcu df.IJS Jtmg) Jekyll,'' with L. Haywb;rd. 11:30 Pub.uc ~Ylce Capt. Kangaroo Daytime Shows ~"":~~-·~ .. · " and T. Curtis. 1:10 a.m. Wed. - "Phantom of lhe Opera,'' with N. .r.:ddy and C. Rains. 1:10 a.m. Thurs. _ "Bait," Evening Shows cal1 or In Golliptllo, Ohio • • 7:15 Echoes ol Jny 1<00 Ohio Valley News CUnael I Movlel tl:lS p.m. Slln. - "Jeanne Ea· 1:00 World New• gels," with K. Novak and 1:10 Sports TtJday U5 Weatller 1'1cture A. Moorehead. 8: 16 Lou Mueller libow 8'00 p.m. Tues. - "Operation 8::iii t::ommuruLy News WIITN TV-13 WC'IIS TV-I 5:1111-Ch<ycnne 6:30- Mrs. was the m(lther Herbert Rowland, 11 Cruze! · Gallipolis. Beverly Howland his daughter is one of the sur: grandchildren. Bora at ICo~iu•n May t4, 169'1, she was lhe daughter of the laler Mr. and j Mrs. Herbert Humphreys. She was married to Elba Rowland on Dec. 22, 1915. They recently celebrated their Goldes •. , uever more important anniversary. than during the first Mrs. Rowland is also survived ,.alking years. Bring by • daughter, Mrs. Heber your baby 1.o us (Margaret) Lambert of Jackson; for famous Firstie fit brother, Elmer Humphrey• of ind construction, and our Portsmouth, silt grandchildren 1 "personal int.erest" and one great ll'asdehild. . Friends may call after I p.IJ' . : fitting, today at the Sterry Funeral Home In Jackson. Services will ~64 • TV-Cable Highlights 1 Bapllsl l111 rh ot Spener, JJaugh- On Friday Evening ters or Amrria and Ch!!strr and • ·~ I IIWJ) Mlss Merv1 Tom Dye of Reedsville, Rt. She Fnends ~~Y call at the funeral triot, w~ preeded in death by her !home an~ time. and '-' busband Ralph Adams and a un,to· Mrs. Morrison Dies ··-' -...... a son, Rihard Adams of Long 1 Syracuse Hdl cemetery ~ 1' Bottom, Rt.. and a brother, he~ !ate s1ster, Isabel Potts. aDd ( daughter. She was a membf'r of the • ·."/till..' -,..,. ., heMad ALL IN FAVO~ SAV A'«! • • liD lETS ·NOT GE'T . UPS£T ••, I SA'(, J!T~S S'IC)p ,.T TillS J POI~T .. TO OR Wf'L.l Ll'/f REG~f.i IT. . ,,.,...., ' . Ia. . . . lolll s. 1111 �I ~- - : - - . . . ; _ _ , . , . . . . • -·-···· · · - - .. - '" ··""If" .......... .,.,..._..,...,,., t -n•:•-" _...- - . .,-. .,.-,,..,-· ..~· "'-f• • -. ,. . .. , -• . . .. . . . . , .....,. 4 •· ;~ M¥ •.-·~4· ·-·- ~-~"~'"'T'T-tP....,., ..,.,~-....,.,... --,., 'il'-""',. _,,,...,..,-., ' · - ·-·-· • = -·-~-- . • ! .... • +''<l·-,.-Ho-" ,V ·«• •"'"'''= " . . a I 4 ' ' . "' ,,:· , . '/ .. ' l >' . ' ~ Iunday ~-8ent1Dtl,_,lunday,, F~b1'11U7 IT, 10M 1 .1i'-• l;>al10t ¥ 11n .1( ' ,.._,., ' , I Area \ • • " CAPTAIN EASY Mr. Neal, 79, Dies Friday in Hospital . PT. PLEASANT - Funer. II!I"Viee for John Hardy N•a ?9, retired farmer nf G>llipol Ferry, will be held toda.v at p.m. In the Wyoma Church wit lbe Rev. Ivan Myero In chaq ISIIsted by the Hev. Artht MllllCY of Columbus, Ohio. 8 rial will be In the church cem -. ' ' ' • } ., .,, tery. Mr. Neal died Friday in Do I tors Hospital , ColumhuJ, ObJ after being seriously ill !lle (Ia '' tliree days. Surviving are one daughtt Mrs. Oma Whittaker, Columbu four sons, Burdell !'leal I ' ' Pleasant; John Neal, Gallipol Ferry; Harold and Laven Neal, both of Columbus; two,. ters, Mrs. Grace Simpkins, F Pleasant, Mr .s Saran Roger Henderson; two brothers. Frt Neal, Pl. Pleasant and Joe Ne~ :West Columbia. • •' ~,,; I I '' ! . ;'-' f ,.' THAT N16HT, AFTER FIIUO'LE56 WITH ... 'Tiel AL.L AGREE 'TIIAT PAUL ·. IS ---- Long Bottom WomaJ I'-ll FRIGJ.ITENED, , NO! WE'LL EA<;V! PE'IIHAPS RETUI'IN WITH EITI-IER BRONSON WE ;;MOU~O AND-nl~ ALL TELL THE SMIE~ORV SE~ACH! 61ANT A lEAR SHOULI? !JE A5HMIEP . O~ABFAR RU(!I! CliVE UP OUR ABOUTM li TO~~~ : TWATBI6! 96411.! Dies After Dines~ Mrs. Fannie Adams, 75, a 1 aident of Long Bottom, died Fl day afternoon in Camden-cia Hospital at Parkersburg, W. V• following a lengthly illness. Sl ,..-as born near Spender, W. V! daughter of the later Jamesa 1 :Melissa Dye, ond Jame to U lung Bottom ommunity in 191 Mrs. Adams is survivved I a son. Rihard Adams of L01 Bottom, Rt., and a brothe Tom Dye ol ReedS>ille, Rt. Sl was preeded in deatb by tl1 busband Ralph Adams and ., \' / daughter. BUGS BUNNY She was o member of U Baptist hurh al Spener, Daug ters of Amrria and Chester, w 1\eno Grange. Smices will he held at 2 p: .... ' .•• r:, '. ' . \ ,......... ~ ... , ~....... I II, ... ,JIIIkll. Appar~f~ fflemines /(16/'e *'L Utidefv CoJum. scaffered, for the ~1 cf ·I I 1 11118 I \ borne ::~t Tuppers Plains. Rt John Wyatt will offiiate, a bunnl will he in Sand Hill Cen In 1942. Japanese fore landed at Java, the lasl alii ba!tion in the Dutch EE Indies. ', ts ~y .... ",.... "'...=... ' ' '''' today at the rbaugh Funer lery at Long Bottom. . ~ illratloo Slat. C'Oir hit flte t elecfricalfv charged lee 111111, W.ce Jbulldltuilding mbrid&e intact lid Ill ill Sialt llrviCI II. Mat- Ill, .... ..... patiettll THE YANKEE MtB"" PIS WIU. NOT oHOOT WITH 'IOU IN FPONT OF ME, t..IUI'l DeAR! ItAM! • J>tnt. 't'OUTAIIE THE CHANCe\ 1111. I VATCH THE FIREIIIClAKS! I I ~ · 2.-21 cal1 ror nn.est fit •·. •ever more important &ban during the first walking years. Bring your baby to us for f!.mous Firstie fit ind construction, and our ..personal interest" littiug. ,, .QUR. BOARDING HOUSE WINTHROP c-:':':'':"""'i~ D~OPTHe Awl At! 9'-'iclrlg pn:xiKes a !JUn (;om !JelletJifh his funic ... BURP GUN, YANKEE! ~ 'lllllla b...S It .... w• ' ... .... ...... r.-: -_, ' I IP'esl ut, FI21ENOO! COLJt-1'RYMEN.! HESD MY WARN lNG Bef012e IT1'5TOOLA11E1 • liD ' ' . . ' ' . .' In Gollipolla, Ohio r . .. . 1 �. ~llllii/!.J.,...;,~---~ . . , .,..,..... _ .... ~........~ -~" ,._ · ~ ·-~--~ --...---. • ,.,.,• . .. --.. - --~ ---- - ----· -----~ ,..,""t_ t___ " -..,. . . . -----;... •.. -~..,...,_. •. ,..._.. . __• .. , -~-·-·.,..r· r.............. .\ ' l ' I ,, ,, ' ' f.," ' ~ihelwlday 'l'lmet·SenUnel, lllndiJ, Febl'llll117, 19M 1 . 11'~ Plll•t MilD . .,[....-. .-"-•.-. -~-,-.-.-..-......IJin Om~ TnWJJ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -... ....r~.,;•.F;l...L-,..~···'" '.. ~ ;: ··· v: '. . .... -~'*' ~. . . ..,.:.,. - ., . ' ... . '* ,......._......... ____,..--·--~ -· .. • '. • •• • · • • • • . • ... • · --~ ... ..... ,. . .. . ., .... , • . p . .. ..- • • ,.. .. .... ,. _,. . ... --~ ... ... '1 .... ,. . . ... f;i> ......,..,.. . . . ' . ' 1 .... __.........._-~ .. _'... . .... .. ~ . m. t_~· · .... ' Area ' '\ Mr. Neal, 79, Die! . , ' ~' Friday in Hospital ,. ) .1.. ,_ '" ••• I PT. PLEASANT - Fij 1ervi<e for John Hardy ?9, retired farmer of G3ll Ferry, will be held today p.m. in the Wyoma Church the Rev. Ivan Myers in c) aSSisted by the Rev. A 1\luncy of Columbus. Ohio. rial will b• in the church c lery. Mr. N•al died Friday in tors Hospital, Columbus. after being seriously ill th.e ~e days. ., Survivjng are one dJug '\ Mrs. Oma Whittaker, Colun four sons, Burdell Neal, Pleasant; John Neal, (j,alli Ferry; Harold and La\ Neal, bulb of Columbus: tw "" ' nlry lloopl, a~a~ b l'q balpltllll lll1t liO bull ID II lhe liMa tf. = · ; "YQ, '' • . I ... 18 11M II 1111111 I lolL ters, Mrs. Grace Simpkins, Pleasant, Mr.s Sar~n Ro! Henderson; two brothers• . N•al, Pl. Pleasant and Joe I laos .W,.t Columbia. Long Bottom W om Dies After llltJess Mrs. Fannie Adams, 75, a; Jident of Long Bottom, died day afternoon in Camden-C Hospital i..lt Parkersburg, W, foll owing a len~lhly illness, " 'i:l!l born near Spender, W, daught f'r ul' !he J;;~ter James1 Melissa Dye, ond Jame lo Long Bottom ommunity in 1 Mrs. Adams is survivveci 1 son. Rihard Adams of L Botlorn, Rt., and a brotl Tom Dye or Reedsville, Rl. was preeded in death bv husband Ralph Adams anc d<mgllter. She was a member of Baj.ltist hurh <Jt Spener, Dau ters of Arm•ria and Chester, ; Keno Grange. Sernros will be held at 2 ~ ANPII'i IDly ~R&MIIN& Tt415 LITTLE 61RI. WI\.L HELP §l'AATM ~NIC! " ,........ .. ......!WI. =~ -.uo. ..... ·;HatM laapllel, ':o , ·THE BORN LOSER WILL liE />o. CARNIVAL, KNOW, ANPIMNYP!:OPLE Mll.\.lt-16 A8001'! wm offiiate, ldlllaa .. .._, ..., ;ML .. n....U..IIIId ildJDI, Looaplew ' CJno!Matl, .. Dayton .... ir ]lui!dlq lodoy al lhe ruaugh FunE borne at Tuppers Plains. .R John Wyatt .... .. • • bn!IAfplp 1 t buri11l will be in Sand Hill CeJ l.ery at Long Bott.om. ... Boapllal. ....atioa CoJuat. ..... • lldmlalstralloo lla Creek Stale In 1!-142. Japanese for. landed al .rava, the last all bution ia lhe Dolch E W oerv!ce unit, llspilal. llldi•s. .. lberl]lr liarcical :Ill, ' .' ( ... bulhf. building Cambridge : I NIIW8Uon IDd ··~ '. • GeUipollJ Stale food aervtce :I I lloopital. · NDOVaUon, llaJ. Odlpilal. .. patielltl , . _ Stilt lloo• ., . ··-' ' .. ·--Clriealllala ... lldiliiD ......... -lbpital. ... . I _...., tlfflaa . .,..... .... w._. ............ • 1-.atloa .... can ror finest fit • •• 11€\'H' A~HE'I> ~IKE 'lOSEE yOU, ... MIIOII, .... torr. more important By George Lernont than during th• first tvalking y•ars. Bring your baby to us for famous Fira tie fit and construction. and our "'personal interest'" titling. .. IIIINlloa, : Bllpital. YOU WN<TED rr'L-.t- ee. G~ISAT' .' 105SEME, ~ERA~. ~I PING S"f'ABL.E:S, A~CHE!~Y" ~ANGIS, 601.-F, "f'ISNNIS=·IHIS WO~KS .' ANI?, oF= coo~se::, we::'L-1.- · ~-!AVIS COi'1"ASISS FO~ Z50 GOISS"f'S OR MO~IS •1 IT, Cti6EY. ..700K '10UGEI.F OFF fAY Cl6e. ANP SUE!MITTEO J ~:l)nY .... ~~amo~~ ..., erp•••t, klsllo. tldu.ia dety UPII - J'Qrd ... •• lop IBfelr SOME~'IO ed loda,. ,. lusleywlda IJIWIIt. RNIS!fUP 'tlliiR RESIGNATION, .... by Ford IF )tlltD COME 10 THE POINT, GEN&RAl ... I HAVE SO, yOU RtAllY H-EANT :............ . :-e.-:_ Ieiiani ..... ldual . . JIIU. .. TOUCHE! BUT NOW )00;100, KIIOW WHAT YOU MUST DO WHEN )tllii<IJOW you'RE ~· RIGHT... LATER yOU MAY HAVE 10 LIVE WITH ~t:. BUT NeTTRfMET. :A 1<:'0~ OF eI.-Of! PIC! ll'ffS YOU .,.....,~, 1, ~ lD !nttpli!JII eald lalaa S, . ]ll'llltlenl .. Boml Ch8lrmaa ;. r. a btlenlnt. Ill eouldlle ~ •lbtf aatl . . . n llllould filii lfltaa ........... m-, .... ' lflo •111....,... !II loa laelatlllt • ·-••• ......., p ~a .p '. In Gallipolla, Ohio ·' ' ," , L . . . -M~·-- -· ·· ·~ .. -· ··· ·~·· •.': ~·· ' Silo �'tl. . . . . .. . . . ~ ..... .......... ,.. ... ·, ~~ fl •. ·l ' ; . •. -~ ~ l •! • ..,... • ... o. -. •• "1 l •" •o ····••' .. • .o ~. . Area : • FRISCILLA'S POP Mr. Neal, 79, Die, Friday in Hospital PT. PLEASANT - ' .......n. . . ~ I I .. .. .., '~-low do 1 love l:h~~ F1 I ; 'I \ ' .... • ,. '" Let me. count- HI'Vice for John Hardy the ways .•~¥ 'It, retired farmer of G>il Ferry, will be held todar. p.m. in the Wyoma Churcb lhe Rev. Ivan Myers in ~~ ...isted by the Hev. !,. Muncy of Columbus. Ohio riel will be in the church c lery. Mr. Neal died Friday In tors Hospital, Columhu,,. after being seriously ill the lllree days. Surviving are one dr;ug Mrs. Oma WhiLtaker, Colun to11r sons, Burdell Neal, Pleasant; John Neal, Calli Ferry; Harold •nd La\ Neal, both of Colum bus; tw ters, Mrs. Grace Simpkins, Pleasant, Mr.s Saran Ro1 Henderson; two brothers, Neal, Pt. Pleasant and Joe I .West Columbia. ......... •• ·· ~ - , • • • • .. ·----.~- 1... ....... .'.. 0-~---. ..~·-~·._. . . _!·;·.,-..--·~--::. . .... . . . . --·-···~h. . .. ._.. .; •'.'?lt.' '· •alr7 tronpl. 101111tal ·' tleALL.Y 11 TERRIFIC .. I'LL CLOSE MY I'YE'S WI-IILE """ llaopiiiJ Ia ~ out JO bull IDa• II tile but 411 • lie llllt II 111111(' .·. ..... AND ARE 'l'OU ReAD/ lans --- - Long Bottom W0111 Dies After Illneso Mrs. Fannie Adams, 75, 1 lident of Long Bottom, died day afternoon in Camden..( 11ospital at Parkersburg, W. following a Jengthly illness. was bom ncar Spender, W. daugh ter uf the l3ter James; Melissa Dye, ond lame to Long Bottom omrnumty i.a J Mrs. Adams is survivved a son. Rihard Adams of I Bottom, Rt., and a brot Tom Dye of Reedsville, Rt. was preeded in deatb by husband Ralph Adam& an1 d.ly ........ ..... -·· ......... ' ...... 11:11. ••• , • 'MY! illlpltii,CIInla:L \ •fiPitlls ltldMtil TH.PR£5'1·DUNT CALLED OFF TH' (i;;tughter. She w<:~s o member of Baptist hurh at Spener, Da1 ters uf Ameria and <.."'hester, 1\eno Grange. Servic"" will be held at Z 1 today at !he rbaugh fun home at Tuppers Plalns. J John Wyatt will offiiate, bunol will be in Sand Hill Ct tery at Long Bottom. -·*'- The Willets NDALERT!! ul ........d THEY Ill, llld ol!dtrc, Lo:lplow ~(llnol•all. A I, Daytna .... IPf' ladldlq. .. Jw:lldl •• WHILE. J..ATER:.. . . . lkllpltal. ......lio!J CoJum. 1001. • odmlllstralloa pie Crttk Slall In 1942. Japanese lo. landed at Java. the last al baotion Ia the Dulrh l Indies. food oervice UDII, 8osPital. a, lboraP1 buill\-luqical bullding Cam bridle • ~ ·--·•d • :, Gallipolls Slall 1111 lund .....,•• ... Jioopltal• .......~~oo, .... IOipital. ... patiellll .... •ti&MIH• ~ NliiiNl!Ga and ' Ol'ieal Slalo X. to ,.,.. llldl~ ll:lllalpltal. - - . . . Mill L I ......... w.... ......_........ ..........., .... I "' -a. and -.aoa. c lloopltaJ. cal1 ror -atloa I' I --.......... ..... ,_..,,. . finest fit tlorJ, lai'JI•• ....,... - •• aevet mol'e importan1 tllan during the first walking years. Bring yoar baby to us for famous First ie fit &nd construction, and ow "personal interest'' titting. . . ...;•1-. ' - ~ (·· ~ ' ' . ·r ·'· • ....... ~ -- · --~- ' ' .. adoa C.!elltll I I •• ~- dtl.ia afety by Ford .. ,.._ ..... '""'-r.rd• ••• ,Afelr lnp led .dlllk , ..... IJIIlllt. .-. ,.c ..., 111 .....m,. Ioiii S. vidual .., to lp' 11,• aald I pnaideat Boonl lrva IIIII a.trma J, Ia ID lulatll:w, II It aouldlle dalil lillie IIIII • . . . .... obouJd .... ofUa fat tlo I ... nn.,............ .-......... .. _., ...,... ~ ..,. ' II.1DIIIJI .. . lllllllt • '• In Gallip~~lls, Ohio . .. :- . ' ···-·- ··· ··~- ,, . . • ' �....... .-.............,.,,..,.,. , "' ··-·-----~------..,,...,_.,. ,.l_ l<W....,_... ....,...1<'~,~-.. ,.,,~......1;1.,.,.,,....(..~$ "" -~~~_,. . ,. '. ........., - ..,... _ , . . l• 1 ~ -·-~~~~ <il':+..,..Mt .. i!: ' (!I : J j .' ' :f• ' • • • • • • • • • • •• 0 • •· • ~. • •• • • • • • • .. . . ... ~ - • • • • • . . ., 0 0 • __ .,..,.,,..,.wo ...................~ ..- · . ........ ....., ~ .. -- -~ ~~,_. ...,ilfl'"' ................--...... ...... ~ ... ....... ... .. .... ... - -... -·- .......... •.......... ..', ...... . ' ~ J '' .,- i Mr. Neal, 79, ~e Friday in Hosp~ PT. PLEASANt' -". F tervice lor John Ha~ '19, retired farmer of 'Gs Ferry, will be held toila p.m. In the Wyoma Churt the Rev. Ivan Myers bi , assisted by the Rev. Muncy of Columbus. \)hi rial will be in the church' tery. EANUTS -. .' ..... ......,., . _, ... • at y .... ..... ...... .. POMEROY-MIDDLEFOR1', OHIO NO. 260 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1966 400 Viet r • .. Mr. Neal died Friday ~ tors Hospital, Columb~, after being seriouslv ill th lbroe days. · Surviving are one dat SAIGON (UPI) ~u. S. to block avenueo ol eocape, norlbeast ol Solp. oily about 1111 IIIII• lllril .t lo be till ¥lei Om8'l .., ~~~=~r strlkinl quickly by'leaving the Viet Collg aa cboice Tile. ldlled :II and Saigon, after learnlne lbat a BaltaHot, bo traJII!tld about fOO but to atand nd fight. ciPIUfed 10 Commulisll In tlliJ ballalw. of Commlllllat regure)!ulsro 01 1 Ia other wide flllginl !IJ'IIUIIIII!IlpgemeDI and beat baek a lal'l wu eperai!JR then. Tbo 1st lavalrJ troopl, aoutll of Pbu Bal lighting, troops of tbe !at Air llllclde aquad attack on the • l..,...llne Ia .rastal ntjklllih ', killed al Ins! 40 of Cavalry Dlvlsloo sm11hed deter· command post ol 1 Marine Thay begaa aweepllll tow. _rd found 1 Viat C:.OS llllllpltllllt' • · In the ·n...t bqura of fierce mined Communist mlstance major general. the seo, first COIIIKIIng 1 Voot village of obout JO hula .. 1 Bglltllig. and captured Ill underground Sevenol <empaniel of Msrlneo Cong squad. 1\eoistaace arew a m e 1 1 IMIJ unill hospital belong II a North 18Jided on tho peninsula jWII sis and wlthln a ball hour the wooded bill at tbo but .. I Into poslliODs along Vietnamese reg 1m en t nesr miles 1011th of the MariM Marines bad eaaaged tbe mountala rldae 11M II 1111111 , parallellne the poalnaula Bong Soa, about 330 mlleo ..clave at Pbu Bai, a eoutal mala Ioree ol 400 men, belleved 1011th of Bo.. lloL ror1nea MrJ. Oma Whiltaker, Colu four sons, Burdell Nea Pleasant; John Neal, Gal Ferry; Harold and L' Neal, both of Columbus; t ters, Mrs. Grace Simpki[ Pleasant, Mr.s Saran R Henderson; two brothers Neal, Pt Pleasaol and JOE• .11'..1 Columbia. Mental, Correctional Plans Will Go to 1967 Assembly - Long Bottom WOJ Dies Alter Dines~~ . ~rs. Fannie Adams, 7$, 11oent of Long Bottom, cfiE day afternoon in Camden ftospital at Parkersburt. y iollowing a lengthly tUnes was born near Spender, V. AT OFFICE - Secretary of State Ted W. Brown made one of his 14 · 'travellal oWee" viAits to Athens last week and Boards of Elections officials from this Jnd •Iller counties bad briefing sessions on current election administrative problems. Pictured here with Mr. Brown are two reaJllllOinted members of tbe Meigs County Board of Electlono, Emmett G. Will, left, and Erroll E. Follrod, right. daughter of lhe l'ater Janu MeHssa Dye, ond lAme r Lung Bottom amrn unity iJ: Mrs. Adams is survJvv. a son. Rihard Adams 'Of lloltom, Rt., and a br Tom Dye of Reedsville, R was preeded in death b· husband Ralph Adams i daug111er. She was a member 111 Baptist hurh nt Spenert [ ters of Ameria and Cheste. Keno Grange. Services will be held at today al the rbaugh Ft borne al Tuppera Plaillt. JohD Wyalt will offiiali!, burJal will be in Sand Jill! • "TY at Long Bottom. ALLEY OOP ... [ 1tJLI) 'IOU I GOITA HAND 1T 10 YUH, WIZt:R, MISERI\BLE FOROOP! · Y'SURE PUT TH' ro MAKE LIFE By V. T.J~arnli·d • Fl1( ON 11M, ALL R!Giff! Ia the In 1942, Japanese landed at Java, the last bastioo ia the Dutrll Indies. WORLD I cal1 or {irtest fit •.,. aever more importaJ dian during the first walking years. Brine your baby to us for f•mous Firstie fit Pd. construction, and 0 1 "personal interest•• 'N[)Y CAPP .. ' fitting. -I~ NOT roo In Gallipolis, Ohio ' ....... -~·· - ...... . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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