https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/011477c28646287593df434026a36e92.pdf cf0a782d21a6064679f912986ab7b896 PDF Text Text '. t------... ......u-ir....· --·..,,~-.: • • · Election of· , O.ff-l'·c. ··7.ers- LS • Held bY Mary Shrl ne Mainly ·.A"bo~ PeoPle In Pcmeroy ,, I ,.' Missionary Boxes ~acked In Syracuse Around And /t e ...... '. ·. ~ • t ' • "'0, Selllllltl, '-o)'-lltddleport, G., G!fOt Bend Ctrcle Meets At Baker Home .About MrddleDOrt re"ce·"" ,. ,,, !ID't'II ·JII. 1181 . ~~c;;,:n e ~· ~~=: from til~ E.aster Misalor1ary boxes were packCantata. "The CruclllxiOn' wal d and ahlpped when the MJs. Mrs M C WJ]son was In presented during the Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spencer s1onary Society ol the Syraeuse C.lumb , · where &he The Shellie Boice Circle tl morning worship service at spent the weekend in Dayton First United Presbytrlan lpent u week ~ her grand- the Great Bend Belhl~ Bap- Heath Methodist Church. A por. with Edward Mcintosh and at church met 1n the annex Fr~ dough~. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald 1181 <;llurch met at Mrs. Edna lion of the cantala is being pre! nd~ d ut worthy bJ&h prlesteu- Ernest Wingett, watchman of Fa~rborn, with Mr. and Mrs. day afternoon; March 4. Halley Baker s home at Racine on sented by the choir and sol"' ~. ~:::OO~~IIio:r ~0~~cers: a:d past watchman of lhep- &hepherds; Bonnie Boone, noble IM:f'ln n~pe;;:r Aas~C::~ re of Tile m_eetlng, in charge tl Miss· Frieda Faehnle -is ro- =ch -6• MrsiheEv::lin F:~ L,lll each Sunday throughoUt the ~',, held when Mary Shrine. herds. Mane Struble and Char· propheless; Alien Hughes, asso- FW:bo':n wer~ weekend ~ueslll the pres;::nt, ~~ S!~ o:::· euperaling aatlslt,clorlly_ from devot~Frlenda of 00 .. a Lenten aeason with thebe con'll .ito Shrine of Jerusalem melles Struble of Hocking VaUey elate ukhman of shepherds; of her molher, ·Mrs. Frank Ste-1 ed Wit~ U Preeb eterla~ surgery at Meigs General Hos· scrlptnre reacllng and prayer. eluding selection ~ P~ung n at lhe JOOFShrine Logan· Margaret Top- Mary Hughes, worthy scrtbe; pose o n Y pita! 1n Pomerny A dis Ion "Wit In Palm Sunday. Mr. en SOD Fnday evem g ping Willa ~unders and Stan· Elizabeth Lear, worthy treas- jwart. . Women," In unison from "The Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Moore ~:~ b onth nes~ g was soloist lor the Sunday mornhall e Winn worthv high ley Saunders. l.afayelle Shrin•; urer; Barbara Adams, worthy Mr. and Mrs. Wavne Prmce DiaL" For devotions Mrs. visited recently In Ashland, Ky. :~ ~e ro r~m eTom:::'tne~: (Dg anthem, with Mr. William Br~l~'~ and •Vrroil . Atkms. AND Nellie Tracy. Maxine Win· chaplain; Pauline Atkins, wor-llspenl a couple of days ~a:t Slack read an article I r o ~ with relatives. one talks ~or gGod: "Whosoever Russell directing and Mr. C. ~r;~h~."n ol sh•ph.rds. pre· get!. Elizabeth Lear. Pauline thy shepherdess; and Ernes- week at Columbu~ ~lth ~: "Mission .,Yearbook of Prayer Miss Karen Badhner, Ohio therefore ~all ~s me be- M. Hennesy as organist. ded d ented were Edtth Atkms Fern Cheesebrew Mary Une Wills, worthy guide. Instai-ldaughler and sen In law, d ,· entitled My God, What A University apent the weekend lon! men him wiD I confess ol The Rev. M. E. Dowson had " anll pre~ tricl chairman Hughe; Ernest Wingett.' Virgil I iatlon of officers will be Friday, and Mrs. Clarence De~n an a • World," which was followed by witlt her parenlll, Mr. and Mrs. ao belor~ my Father which i; aa his sermon topic, "Christian ~t"'~~~~r~~i o~;ective; Naoma Atkins." JeS8e Brinker and AI· ] April 1~. . . tended t!le Rower s w. prayer. Roll call was answered Everett Bachner. In Heaven." (Matthew 10;32). Perfection." Altar. Dower Ill"· Hr~okor dJSlrirt deputy Gail len Hughes of Mar) Shrme I A commumcatJOn was. read I Mr. and Mrs. George Korn Jr_ by seven members with a Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shuler Quolas by the Mather School rang~ents lor thiS Sunda' Rus~ell' worthV htgh priestess Offii'PrS elected were Harriell ' announcmg Supreme Shrme at 1of Columbus, spent the week s~r1pture verse. Reports were left Saturday for a two-weeks and Bacone College have been were m memory _of Mr. Cha; 1 l~vetle Shnne. Gallipolis. Ne~gler. worthy h1gh priestess; Buffalo, N. Y., May 1-6. Invlta- end wtth thelf parents, Mr. and giVen and a~proved as read. vacation trip to Miami, Fla. filled. Also a box of used spec· lea Wood and last Sunday m uf ,a - -- - - - - ttons were recetved to attend Mrs. George Korn Sr. and Mrs. Commumcattons were alae where they will visit with their tacles has been mailed to Bur- memory of Mr. aod Mrs. C. P. Mrs. Walter Brown. Davl~ mst~llatmn of olftc.ers of the fol- John Thcmas. read. son, Farrell Shuler, and their rna and used postage stamps Dutton. and Linda. SJl"nt Sunday wilh , lowmg Shrmes, Fa~rborn, March James Reddinger of Salem, Mrs. Slack and Frankie Mu· daughter and family, Mr. and to the BGys• Orphanage Ia Ger- __ Mr. ••d Mrs. Charles Pickens 19; Bethany, at Parkersburg, w. va. was the weekend guest maw gave the B1bie study tak- Mrs. Edward Stobnrt and fam- many. and aaughter, Parkersburg. I W. Va., March 25; Nazerine, of his sister and brother·m·law, en from "A Reluctant Mission· lly. Their daught..-. Sherrie, Is Letters ol lcknowledgemeat Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Riebel Chillicothe, March 26; Hocklng jMr. and Mrs. John Sebo and ary," a study gu1de. on the staying with relatives while and appreclaUon ~ave been were recent visitors of Mr. Valley, March 31; Mt Ohve, family. "Book of Jonah," wtth each they are gone. received from aU of the above - - - - - - - - - l•nd Mrs Robert Thomas and Columbus, April I; and Athens, I Mr. and Mrs. Dan Morris of taking ~rt. Mr. and Mr•. Michael Oh- recipients. However, lhere is an family of Cheshire. [ Apnl 4. . Cincinnati were we•kend guesls Precedmg the ~eetlng, six linger and son, Michael II, of urgent need In Burma lor more _ 1 By 'Irs. Lyle Balderson I Mrs Rober I Morton. Belpr•., At the close of the meelmg Iof !heir parents. Mr. and Mrs. boxes of old Chrtstmas cards Nelsonville were weekend used spectacles. The circle ls •. GIRJ ...scuurs and Mrs. Dorsel Riebel altend- 1refreshments were served from Arthur Hoyt and Robert Mor· were packed a_nd shipped to guests of h;r aunt, Mr. and Mrs. workmg on illl overseas White Mrs. Battle Powell and AdMy Coun~y wa.< Ihe ~-~•me •d a clolhing party al Ihe home . a table w1th lace cover a?d cen- ris Sr. and VISited. hiS mother Missionary. Mtss Ruth Wilson, Leo Kennedy. Cross quota now. die of Portland apent an eveDo ""d for a ·scouts Own re- of \irs . .lohn R~ebel. Albany. 1 tered w1th a St. Patnck s Day at veterans Memortal Hospttal. Gedarel, The Sudan, Afrtca. .. Dennis Saelens, Rio Grande Mrs. Edna Baker gave a bea- lng with Mrs. Mary Circle. l'enlly held by the Juntor Seoul ; Mrs. Rushla Shumway has re- ~ arrangement. Mrs. Pete Dumolt and ~ns "Missionaries of the Day College, spent the weekend wtth edictlon prayer then, assisted Robert Harden of Norfolk, Va. Troop 179 and Browme Troop , ceived word that she is a grear -,Tom and Steve _of New LeXIn~- were read and prayer lor them his parenlll, Mr. and M r a. by her two daughters, Shirley and Carl Circle of Fort Gordon, 180 and the Cadettes were m-1 grandmother once again. Mr WI ton were overm!PI gueslll Frl· offered. The hostess, Mrs. Lsu· Adolph Saelens. and Sharon, served refresh- Ga., apent a w~end at the l'ited guests. The program op· l,nd Mrs Noff Monago of Ak- 1' day of her mother. Mrs. Ben ra Pickens, served refresh- Chrisline Bahr student at menta to Miss Wilma Sayre, home of Homer Circle. ened Wllh a nag ceromony wit~ ron are .J>llrents of a son. Mr. Buck. They al~o visited her ments to Mrs. Florence Potts, Rio Grande Coll~ge, spent the Mrs. Isabel Lewis, Mrs. Eve- Paul Moore called at the ~ lane Whitehead. Cathy P~rkens, l and Mrs. Percy Curtis are lh• l brolher and SISter-m-law, Mr. Mrs. Mayme Holmes, Mrs. weekend wilh her parents, Mr. lya Foreman, Mrs. May Guel· bert Lee home Sunday. llosemary Reed. Jane Brewer. -grandparents. • and Mrs. Gall Buck and lam- Myla Hudson, Mrs. Rachel Me· and lllrs. Cosh Bahr. lig and Mrs. Ruth Wolle. John Ferry and Mrs. Fero '" the honor guard Teresa Chl· 11 Mr. and Mrs Dorset Riebel , ily and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kes· Bride, Miss Frankie Mumaw, Miss Joy Boggs, student nurse Stansbury of Athens were re1bester served as leader. Patn-: were recelll guests ol Mr. and llers~n. . Mrs. Adn Slack, and the host- at Holzer Hospital, Gallipolis, THOMAS_ GRADUATES cent callers of Mr. and Mrs. '''" po<ms and readmgs were IMrs. RobPrt Morton and family! CLUB MEETS MISS Jerri Frtck of Colum- i ess. spent lhe weekend with her p8l' Airmu Third Class David Ralph Lee. ~~ven by l{osemary Reed, Jane !of Belpre. The oo:asion was to : WEST COLUMBIA - He I P· bus speot the weekend with enlll Mr and Mrs. LIon e I R. Tbomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith of Dorea called Bre.er. Rulh . Green. C•thy celebrate their granddaughter, ' ing Hand Demonstratioo Club her parenls. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boggs. · Sanford J. Thomas of 315 at the Dan Smith home 1 rerent Pickens. Connie Rockhold and ' Debbie's. birthday. met on Wednesday at the home Frick and family. Miss Marianne Woodgerd, c... Broadway St., Middleport, bas evening. Term Chlchesler. Jane and ' of Mrs. A. N. Dickens. The Rev. L. A. Carmichael of lumbus was the weekend guest course lor U. S. Air Force pave- Carl and Betty Van Meter Ruth also played piano solcJS. I meeting was opened by the 1Soul~ Webster spent several of her 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. been graduated at Shepp~rd called on Mr. and Mrs. Ray The program ct~;ed "''h the president. Mrs. Lester F 0 r e- days last week with his daugh· Harold Waodgerd. AFB, Tex., fro mtl>e training Byera of !anners Run recently. so ng. '" .~menca . man_ with the flag salute. jter and son-in-law, Mr. and course for U.S. Air _Force pave- Dixie Circle was I guest of Followmg the ''Scouts Own'" Mrs. r.ene Jewell, led the de- "Mrs. Delmar Hamm. Thursday menlll specialist. Airman 'J'ho. Pam Davia of Letart Saturday refreshmenls of punch and COIIk· 1.:'0"'1. YOIIons using "Prayer" as her ' be Vi<ited the Enterprise EUBI Carol Ann Barnltz of Lincoln mas, • graduate of Mlddipeort night. . '" were served by the .Jumor ., ' • . theme. 'church of which he was former I Heights spent the weekend t High School, Is being assign- Dan Srrulh accompanied sroul< from a table usmg i R I , I th II I Ipastor and had dinner with Cte with her grandparenlll, Mr. and Sa Offl ed to Aviano, Italy. James Smith to Columbus where itag r-enterpiece. Srouls an d m· e~<~ng r"th e ro cal and :Lad1es Aid. He vistted mem-1Mrs. D. H. Robeson. VIsiting he Is employed. leaders attendmg the mcelmg · By Ml'll Pan! S.llen II mu" " eb P~~VIous meet- lbers of the church m the after- Sunday were Mrs. Gary Barn· "eo IN PHUJPPINES 40 wm -Jewel Blake Tammv '"nd ~irs Kenneth Cundiff Mng waHs g,ven y e secretary, noon. Its Mary and Ellen. The Gallla unty h8 e1 t' Personnelman Third Class WALBURN PROMOTED . and Kuthy ·, , · •" "Sue Georgr · I ' and Mrs. Fr ed TUcker- No. 612 beld 1111 Marc mee mg W'lll R And erson, USN , son peter E. Walburn , son _of Mr. Rulh. ·Debbie (.reen,:Milry and Tom,·. rs. omer Johnson. Mr. Brown 1 am . Pamela Goody. JanP Brewer. of (;rove~rt spenl Saturday I Mrs Vernal Johnson led the, man and granddaughler, Rhon- at the home of _Mabel r r . of Mrs. William H. Anderson and Mrs. Raymond Walburn of Borbara Andrews, Regma with Mr and Mrs. Mason Spen) lesson. Lesson topic was "'Our 1 eCfUte IVen da Jean Haning, visited Sunday Hedgewood Drive, Galtpo "• of 156 Lincoln IIlii Drive, Porn- 3$1 Hamilton St., :Middleport Kimes. Rosemary Rel'<l. Con- rer Slate - Its Heritage and Its with ber sister, Mrs. Elsie Per- with Mildred Hamilton 88 co- eroy, ha• arrived in Subic Bay, has been promoted to airman me Rockhold Teresa Chich"· I S tt 1 . d spent 1 week Future." Mrs. Johnson slress- '1 In ry of Radclllf. hostess. the Philippine• aboard the sal- lirst class In the Air Force. Wa~ 6 '" Cathy Pi;kens ..Jane While- enuro"lth·'~i ..~randparents, Mr. ed that knowledge of our state . 0 Mr. and Mrs. Guy Russell and G:= :n:n~ttnitt,:";~: vage ship uss Opportuoo, and burn Is a materiel specialist at head. Ruth Green. Jackie BISe. and Mrs. Mason Spencer. ! is haSte to its progress. She I Mrs Maxine Arnold ave a Terry Lynn of Pomeroy, and Mr. 11'"" and Faye Wlidermulh completed the tow of a hfl craft Yokota AB, Japan. He ll a Rrc•nda Boring, Karen Humph- Rev Paul Sellen; attended lhe said we should ali become Ia- I , . g and Mrs. COnlon Gilkey and ~i rituaiiS"tic lorm Mrs which originated at Roayth, graduate of Midcllepart Jll&h Wb · h d M ecture on skm acne when the mll of Albany were Sunday .., n · · Scodand School rPI .lean 1te ea . rs. EUB Church Saturday, Marob 5 , m1har wtth the achievements Salisbu G1rl Scout Troo 100 1~ Y . Brown read the minu!el and · · llarl" Frank. Mrs Maum• ,Aceompanymg 111m were Ray· and problems of our state and t Thry d . P 1 visitors of thelf parents, Mr. communication waa read , Mrs. Roy Hannum J r • mond Knder . _ me urs ay evemng at ter and . Mrs Ree,-. of Syracuse an d ' get .mvolve<l .m what Is bemg h . · Lincoln Russell · Virginia Worrell, de!tartment Mrs Frank Bise and Mrs 'F.Idon Kraeutter of Raeme Idone to improve these condl· orne, Athens Road. Year pms William Woodard and lamlly child welfare chairman, the.nk· F.rnest Whitehead. ' Mrs Paul Sellers and daugh- ' lions. ' were presented each g<rl by of Langsville were Sunday visit- ing the Salon for con.irlbiutkm !ler. Rosemary. accompamed by i The aflernoon was spent plav-1~~~: W~~tm Oh~ng~r ~nd Mrs. ors of his sister, Mr. and Mra.10 the National Chapeau's ,Ronme Jones, called en t'te ing games letl by Mrs. Homer I ''P mger e ea ers. Howard Russell. ject and for cllllcl welfare ;nan Smilh family Sunday aft-•Johnson. Mrs. David Wolfe won Refreshments were served to Mr. and Mrs..James Sprouse port received. ernoon the door prize. Sheila Folmer, Diana Ridgw~y, and daughter, K1mberly Sue, of A communication was also Pomeroy, Ohlt 1 Mt and Mrs Franc is Mor- 1 The next meeting will be at 1D~lene Mt~haei. Nancy . Gtll, St Louis spent the weet end read from Meigs County TONIGHT lhru TUESDAY rJS visi~d with her sister, Mrs. the home of Mrs. Riley Fry. Dtana Lew1s, Ann Ohlinger, Wltl> her parenlll, Mr. and~ No. 710 staling they were pre1 1 "THE SANDPIPER" F:sthor Comslock of Kanauga l Attending Wednesday's meet- Connie Lanning, Debbie Ohlm- John Sargent and Guy. M sentlng Mary Martin as a can· 1 1TerhmcolorJ one day lasl week · . Grueser, Mary Car- weekeod ...., 01 Le Eliznbeth Taylor. Richard , Ing were Mrs George Johnson ger, Conme M visitors H ard were D Gllk r. did ate 1or the ..,,ce Burton, Eva Mane Samt. I Mr and Mrs. Fred Cadle al- l Mrs. Lester ·Foreman, Mrs: teton, Milisa Rizer, Beverly and f r\ o; G IIi aylls : clerge Departmental Oldo 8 et Colormtoons Itended the 501h weddmg anm. , Smith Shelly Clark Becky See- and ami Y a po .' · 411 The Salon nnanln!ously en· Admis.<wn 75c & 50c ,versary observation of Mr. and •Vernal Johnson, Mrs. LouiS I - • • and Mrs. Richard Heilman, dorsal Mrs. Martin for C1e of.,. ' Mrs. Dana Howell. IYoung. Mrs. Homer Johnson. hg. Floranel Burney, Becky Mrs. Zlba Midcill ol Hemlock lice Several members attend· •'· .. WliD. and THURSDAY l Mr. and Mrs. F W. Gllfo•·d IMrs. Gene Jewell, Mrs. t.eo j Will. Mrs. Betty Folmer and Grove, Jan Knapp, Kaii Lee of ed fue Pouvolr Ia Columbus on March 16-17 'and children of Athens recentlv j Young, Mrs. Riley Fry, Barbie d~ughter, Gwendolyn, Mrs. Da- Langsville and Jo Smith. March I. NOT OPEN IVISited With Mr and Mrs Fred Jewell, Kenny Young, Timmy vtd Grueser, Mrs. Frankhn Mr. and Mrs. James Sprouse Games wera played ,Cadle. . . i Young, the hestess Mrs. A. N. Rizer. Mrs. Donald Lanntng and daughter, visited with Mr. the social hour with prl%es Fri. & Sat., March 18.19 Mr. and Mr!. Bill l.ake l Dickens, and a guest of the and lhe leaders. Don Sayre. warded the wlnnera. Mrs. "GLORY G'IYS" 1 1 (Technicolor 1 and daughter, Lorie. of Nelson· ]club Mrs. David Wolfe of MidGUT!' A -PERCHA G Mr. a~~Mrs. Ray minga and Faye WU~mullh Tom Tryon, Harve Prt!flnell v1lle and Christine Lake of Ath' dleport, Ohio. if .;:ve hiB were : ' Mr and each received 111111 from -and1 "FORT COURAGEOUS" ens SJl"Dt Sunctay with Mr. Gutta • percha, used In go 1 rs 0 1 paren • · eret pals. A dessert course Donald Barry and Mrs. FranciS Morrio. ball covers. chewing gum, Mrs. Joe Johnson, and Beverly served by the hoateaaea. T h - - - ------ -- - ---· PLAN BAKE SALE eiectriral insulation and other and her parenlll, Mr. and Mrs. next meetloi wUJ be held The Ltve Wtre class of the articles, Is the evaporated Walter Ramm and famlly of the ~orne of Mrs. William Stew· i Feresl Run Melhodisl church milky fluid found chiefly In Pomeroy. art 1n Athena. 1 , will have a bake sale at Duk• trees in Malaya and Brazil, Mrs. Jack Elam, WUUam AJ. ----i Cleanen lD P11111eroy, Friday •!according to the Encyclopaedia len and Mrs. Eugene Haning ' beginning at 9:30 a.m. Britannica. and Rhonda Jean were recent ,visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Char· ley Smith. Mr. and !Mrs. Eugene Tbompson and daughters and Miss Marjie Warner were week end Bruce Blackston wao honored visilors of Mrs. Georgia Tbomp- Sunday, March 8, on his eJchth son and other relatives of birthday wltb a party by hll Mansfield. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har.ld ,_, Wears Blackston, al their home ou the Mr . and Mrs. tuuu11 Athelia road. and family of Columbus were Guests Tlnuny cl weekend visitors of his p&relllll Scott Be ':'"'Bobb Ball ; Mr. and Mi'l. Hershel Wean. ny and arDa~kl B~e. Do~e and Mike Smith, lleaJntnd JelEXPERT INSTALLATION! .4bout 75 Attend fers, Doru)le Pooler, ARMSTRONG'S Frwnthhip Night Bradshaw, David Cole, Dana Approximately 75 attended Smith and Jeft and David Rlcli· Unoleum .,., . Inlaid Vinyl 4 Friendship night at the Enter- way. / prise EUB church Friday even· Games were pla)'e(l ud prJs. Floor oover1n1 for nory tln~ or floor. Best ing. A chicken dinner was ser· es won by JeU Rldgwey, JolmIIOIIerns. Prol...ioDal IDSiallaUon b1 Ul, or ved at 6:30 p.m., with the Rev. ey Blake and Timmy Bearhl. dot 11 :roaneu. QUI WY Z.263tl for free uttMenzel Smith aaking grace. After Bruce opened hll lifts, lllle. Following the dinner, 1 lUm on relreslunents ol cake, Ice eream pledging wu shown, alter and kool-ald were served. WALL-TO-WALL CARPmNG which a abort businesa aeaslon vors of balloeoa, blowoull from i=8berge"s maslllrp._ cottectton MOHAWIC waa held with the Rev. Smith toy bellcoptero were given non-aerr>sol sprays ol perfume or COlogne MAGEl presiding. The meeting closed boy. Aaaisting wlth t'be party encased In exquisite golden metal. Will boxed ll:lpert Jnotallatloa wHb prayer. was Bruce'a brother and lister. and rellllebJe aver and over againl Slllilfaetlon See. Sent eal Bobby and Sherrie BlacUton. APHRODISIA ... WOODHUE ... Gumnteed 1.,-...................,........;ISending a lift wu PbUlp ()b. TIGRESS ... FLAMBEAU linger. Headquartera For Per!Umtl Bprey Erw-dlnalre 1. 75 drams 7.S.. REGULATE FAIU IIUI•W CoiogM lpraJ ExlrllOAilllalre 3 OIIPC&II 6.1111 MISS AMERICA The amOUDt t1 water (Dg over Niagara Falll II ulated by u agreement tween the United StaMI Canada to preserve scenic beau!J. Tbe qntem4GI providel lor 1 IIIIIIIlDiqD t1ma now of ltiO,tiOO euble MIDDLEPORT, 0. Mlddllplrf, 0. per tleCOIIII durll!l tilt tourlilt .' J 1::: -. • at • en t ."~.~. e ~ 4· ~~~ 'i. ~S ' fJ ..J "t~ '/' 'I I. '' . .•, . v/1 ': ~~~- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------VOL XVII NO. 271 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1966 / Fl'le I Reedsville Socl'ety NoteS ...;====::.--.. Carmel sOCiety • Notes I' I "est Columbia News Notes I 1'olf Pen Society Notes 1 Racine B 40 Sal on e Met t H ee Of Mrs Brown ".tv Notes I . . ,. G" 0 Sk • A n Cne T Scout Troop L I 1 · MEIGS THEATRE . I . . . Elberfelds Are Headquarters For Bestform Foundation Garments and Bras -------aflattering favarite ! J= vt!, I Bth Birthday Celebrated by Bruce Blackston LET INGELS DO ITI DUTTON DRUG STORE :0.. LOAFERS 1HE SHOE BOX ~~----------~•nua .Et.BERF!LDS .IN POMEROY . AIRPORT SITE INSPECTION - Federal, Slate and local officials are shown above at the site of Meigs county's proposed airport on the Goegiein property at Flatwoods Monday where an official on-site inspection was conducted. Standing, left to right, are Rolland Crabtree, county highway department official; Kenneth McElhinny, county commissioner; Bill Childs, Community Improvement Corporation director; Robert La Rocca, airport engineer with the Federal Aviation Agency, (gesturing); Frank Galownia, program officer of the FAA; H. P. Christy, county engineer, and Ernest Webb, Ohio Department of Aviation official. In the other ,.Photo, (right)'FFA Engineer La Rocca checks wind vetocity with Franklin Rizer, right, local airplane pilot. - Sen· tine! Photos. at .. BANQUET SPEAKER - Glenn I. (Tiger) Ellison. center. poses with the athletic officials ol SoutheN, · High School durmg the All-Sports banquet Monday night. Standing. left to nghl. are Donald Wolfe, athle~ • ' director and principal; Ronald Deem, head football coach and distrkt executive head ; Mr. Ellison, CrayJI4i:' Slone. head basketball coach. and Mike Popp, assistant football coach and reserve basketball coach. See. 3 for acco unt of event. - Sentinel Photo. p•·' .....·~. �I. 1-Dally lenttne1, ~Middleport, ·0. Jfmllll, IHI· Seek Religious Mood of America Bank Robbing Popular Sports Night Drew Nearly 300 Persons THE SPOim DESK Player ot Year 'Missing' ALL STAllS ·Baseball Takes Turn in Ill,!:~~~=~ COLLEGE PARit, Md. (UPij ·Tile fifeat embed Rusae11'1 lao rr-Iaco team led b)' Bm IIILWAUDJI «JPP) Ill.. bo)'oolt I o1 med 1 · Russell h be ball -ittempllllc to 1bew b elld of ~.... -The tbread of a Olllillar Mel dream 10 ay p aymg , " o BeeiDI Atlaatl WN Ia l'8ldtlll lido 818,_. pattern Jo rtWIInc t1roug11 lhe oa 111 NCAA title team. But Clceptloll to an tbe pattens. a. belt lntllrnfl of lhe game ......ltdl tat. ·...;;.;•v.• NCAA basketball cbampiGII- Ruaell has - consolat101 in Thil weekend in the NCAA _ &ell ill 1ur11 II hal today Ia President Johll ships here this weekend. biJ hour of defeat. He's joiaed 11Ra11, lbe top-raaked Keatucll.y Wflcomll'l IIJIPI'SC«<eelted IIIII- pr Bdlby· WbeR tbe fiiiOOI collegiate a ralller exduslvt club ___, team fill tbe deflnltloa belt ol lrUit 11111 llaiDII lba tpCII't. Cbalrman Wlllilm: team in lhe land Ia crowned alreadJ lrleludlnl IUCb DW. the well-balaaced unit Ia Tile ilate, wblch baa cbarpd may, league PI 1'rC Saturday llight at Co~ P'itld- trloua umes u BID Bradley, tr~ of hte Claclnnatl Jlrava, .,._ l!llltlooal Gllea, league hoooe 01 tht Ualvenlty of JOI'I')' West, Olear Robertsoa UCLA ebampl011 of 81111 Its Dine otber Fleig 81111 Alllldll Everyone attending the Southern High School All· Marylaod campus amid the 8IICI WDt Chamberlain. They years. w1111 IGIIIOjlilil& Allen. Spor~ banquet .Mouday night aurely left wi!h the convic· usual bysterla, oM fact lo never played on aa NCAA title Althougll lacking Only the tion It was 8 wol'thwhila evenln• certain -the "player of the team, either, although both All A . I-~~ ~-"" d 0 • u m• D t 1 . .:.· " Ill be lhe W nd Ch berlal - mertca se ~"on, \AJDW '-'Ill wuu "' U seemg their boys honored wasr.'t enough, the re- year. w not .. est a . am •. came Ado! h Ro •o team 1 11 1 "llen'l , _ llolw erideaM 8IICI 1111 m•rb of Glenn C. (Tiger) Ellison Ohio State University 1'!nmRg team. within OH pomt of tllra111 the b P ppud . P aya IIM11" the ........... of 1, ' Th best 11 ba-~ ..... an . k co eswe "'111 a R~~UWu : reshman Football Coach, made It a11 event to remember. e co ege "'''"" triC · disci lilll!d 1 ttack I'OMEIWT LANI!S nanJIMtloll of the Ill C~ach Ellison gan his apeech entitled, "The Three c player of 1965 was Mlchlgan'l Ia fact, the pallerll of !be P Jloatam Glrll .,. by depolltloll • Highway," in auch a way that everyone I saw of tbe m>ro CaZZJe RusaeU -aJJd hil NCAA toorney Ia rece•t years Kentucky oould weD be tbe MlniJ I, belore the llate than 125 persons preaent was literally teetering on t b & magnificent three-year, star· aeellll lo favor tbe teams with last ataJJd for the well-balanced W• Lot' ill caae. front edgo of hla chair. atudded career reached • a bal-ed, well-rouaded attack type of team Ill tha Hit M 'feam 1 s~ 2~ AD attorney for 1111 Ellisoa kA<>wn oa U1e ban- 1er1 from Coach Deem were bitter-sweet finale when he ud laBteld of the eluba boasting years. 'feam 1 I J estlmated lba defellllll quet cll'Cuit throughout I be Bobby Adams, Bill Bird, Char- his Wolverine teammalel ID8I the one "~~~per~tar." Team t S S lake 1m!& to tiD Uni!P.d States, qame to Racine les Cleland, Ca•oi Cline, Ed- to Keotucky 1(.77 lo the 'nle last team Jed by 8 For aext year, UCLA 'ram 1 2~ J~ p..-Jq 111 .w... at the request of ExecutiVe ward Cozart, Ronald Cozart, Mideast regioMia ol Iowa City "player of , the year" aelection , Jolmny Wonden wnl Higha - B. WriBbll'lf; Team . Head and Head Football Coach Tim Cozart, Sherman Cundiff, Saturday night. kl go an tile way wu the 1!156 uuvell the sophomore s, 7~ 116; 01u. WinetJft!llllr, • Ronald Deem. Ellisoa bas been Steve Dailey, Ronnie Deem, expected to dominate college a.u.m lloya 111gb Sarles _ Llada freabman grid <oach at OSU Tom Diddle, Dellllis EvaRI!, Bob e basLeketbaiAII thindoenext three yea!'l NEW YORK IUPI) -'nle Ilardi 1, ner, 410; 0181. for the last three years and Grueoer James Harden Mikel c r. 11116 Ualted Prell Woa t.o.l 111gb Team Game IIIli prior to that was bead grid Jenkins,' Charles Matbew~. JohR Most college ~etball AJI.Amerlca 'l'eom t g 1 Fomaome, '1!0, 1117. mentor at Middletowa R I g h McClintock Eddie Moran Carl el'8 aeemed coavinced he11 Team s 1 4 ~School 30 yearr. Robinson, Karl Russell, 'Steve the BruiRB to at least one Team Z I 7 'WIIlllt!ll'l llmul7 .._..f'lli.~l Elllso•'• Three Ca are Conft. Sewell, David Spencer, Tom crown tbe aext three yeart -II Player ... Team 1 J tn Ilardi 1, dence, Courage 811d Cause, the Theiss, Tom Wickline, Paul not three. Southern JD. Blgb - Keith V• Inwagea W• signa on the highway to sue- Black, Marty Morarity, Darrell be~ut edthea wplho would Jolmny c-aux. GralrlbiiiC W; steve ltory, 2811; Team f, Crow'• Steak Hoole M cess. . Norris aod Mike Hayman along • lev thll! ayers like Hal Booker Cbeyney state IDl, U81. lola'a Beauty SaiOII • He discussed each witll great with managers Bill Hayes aod Olamberlam, Oscar Pbil Jaek~ North Dakota Foret! Rull Bloek C.. • Insight and with humor. Junior Brewer. FORT J.!YERS Fla 1UP!)and Cazzle Russell W()Uld JJeVer ~ ,._ _ , Wed. NIPt Mine! Dally Sentllel as Ellison maintained there oev- Cheerleader• preaenled a- The Pitllburgh Plra~ funllsh SOD. llbllckeil By Trade plaJ 08 a• NCAA title team! Albie Grant, Loq blaad U. JluU 2, • Friendly Tavem • 8 er has been a classroom built wards by Advisor Sally Ball the oppositioo today for lbe ,, lcmdor will be buckiJJC lot Losnle Hughey, FreJIRO State W• Loll Duttoa Drup II to teach Confidence, Courage were Beverly Price, Sharon Cincillll8ti Redo wbo broke a After the lbocll wu ovar, of tradiUoa. Taft Jacboil. CoD. Ill I.daho BIDtoppera 19\la 10\la Higb G8llllf - Naomi ""~ or Cause. He said these things Theiss, Rhonda Brickles, Bren- two-game losiag' striAg Moaday. I felt very gond," tbe 211-year· HOUY AMI!; JOI'I')' Newaom, llldl_.a State IlJJC Pial 11~ 13~ 118; Higb Series- Uuda 0 are learned oo the athletic or da Norris, Tere11 McTurner and The Reds downed Housioo old ~der oayo of . lhe A~A ~ ltl!l Wllbura, Ceatnl OIJlD a. Four 11o1et 16 14 llnllllel', 503; 111gb Team t1!J~:.I court. · Alice Cleland 4-2 t T Gonl Col trade. I have a lot of friends ( l TIJH TMJD K .p•1 14~ !$~ - Forellt Rull Blodl We agree with Coach ile<:m Servmg th~ stea~ dinner a nda'i; •;. ~ ~ aroulld Gr~•llle (his home- Houy, former trainer of Don Carlol 0tter1JeiD Spollerl 13 17 High Team l!«<es in his belief that Coach Ellison which was prepared by Juanit~ ~an a 1 a ~!osru:. ~hi town) and Cincinnati and felt Dallas Cowboys, was Guy Manab.s Prairie VIew hurlome 10~ 19~ 9teak Home, 1810. ·~ . is one of America's great speak· Sa"re Laura Circle Emma Sal· ";"era thor f 1 tbal I could abow Cincimlali tramer MoRday lor tbe Charles Abilene Hlgb Gaml - Ann HaJmlag, ers. se~ ~d Helen J.,ru;.on were gfo ano er JIJe pi IJJ8 per· they made a mistake five years Atlanta Falcom of tl>e Gene Summ~ Northern FITZ BURIED • onnance. ag _.._ "'let be drat' Football League ' - - - -. girls of tbe Futuro Homemak· Sa Ellis Jim O'T 1 ° ,..,. w~1 me .. , · Earl Monroe WIJJsloJI.Sa\em Wllleyu; Smilb, Pblladelphla NEW YORK (UPI) Basketball players presented ers o1 America. Ro nunyC . 'lid Jack Daltod-e, ed off lbe CbarlestoD, W. Va., .Houy was 1 teamer ,~tor::~l H01111rable 'mentloa (two Stroaczek, Americaal Jim Fltzslmmoos, the . ger ra1g a rester" A1r Force Academy and varSJty 1etters at the banquet ~-schun combined oa 1 sill-hitter · 'In the Canadian ntea): Swartz, Colby: ry figure of racing, wu by Craynor Slone, head cage Pomeroy High School Supt. for the Reds Baldschun was bl the Reds' Ll!'ll bel . CRrter, Mt. Sl. Hofstra: Tucker, Oldabo- today at Holy CrOll coach, were Charles Mathews, of Schools C. S. Gibbs, who bas i Cincinnati ·erupted lor ftve farm aystem from 1956 through Co : ore jolalJJg Sao Fernando Wade, Indiana st.; Brooklyn, N.Y., after a (who also mtrnduced the speak- announced his retirement has bit. and three rona in the sec- 1960. The ICI'ewball artist bad w •· Soutbem Ceniral Milaourl T.; Requiem Mass. Ha died erl , Larry Circle, Max Hill, led many Purple Pantbers ath- ond inning off Astro starter beea tbe terget of Redo trade TO GET AWARD College; CnchhJeDI, EvansviDe. at the age of 91. Dale Hill, Sherman Cundiff, letic cheers during his long Tom Par!lOns to saap 8 atreak efforll! for two years while he PARIS (UPJ) -WII)Je DaviJ, Adama st.; Amos Wall brown, Bob Grucser. tenure. of four Houston victoriea. One was with the Pbillies, who Am · tr k record holder Arka11181l Bt.; John McClintock, Ray Prolfitt During the sports assembly of those hill was a bueo IIIIJ>' traded bim kJ Baltimore three and•r;t~ 1 ac j champion guez, Albuquerque; Edwardl, and Ronrue Deem. last Friday at PHS, Principal ty bomer by Coleman. daya belore. lhe Orioles dealt will be aw~~edu : Baron ' Ceatral Ml~; Falkellbuab, G1ven reserve basketball James A. Diehl announced Mr. Pi•soa's homer came 1n the him to Cilleumatl. Co bert' f lr 1 . Michael I, Gaol, Sout!Jwesl 'etters by Mike Popp were Steve Gibbs would lead his last Pur· tllird inning also oH Parsons. He atteaded Miami Uoiverslty Thu d JD a pay Mh'O'Jri 11.: GammeR, l'llll!ific:\1 Very few builders and contractors went 3ewell, Tom Diddle, James La ... pie Paother cheer. The Reds' failed to get a hit at Oxford two years ~nd played ~ a~opby goeo .!to~=~~~~~:! renee. W1lham Sellers, Randy After a three • mioute stood- the rest of the way tff three baoeban there. Wh·te 1 b ood to use 11 fir backed panel. Proffitt, M~k Beegle, Mike log ovation, by the student Houston rookies. Witb the screwball and slider, shi~ in ';e ~Js o1 uu ..••~·\!D:mmll.; Hayman, S.eve Shuler and Bob· body, Mr. G1bbs weJJt through Baldschun, obtained In tbel!le aeema made for cozy eros- Indoor champlonshipa Jaot ~ Weldwood P1meling is constructed of 3 oy Adams .. Managers rew~d· hJS last routme. trade with Baltimore, II COUIIt. ley Field. And Bald•chun Indi- wbetJ she hJSisted Mrs. ed were B1il B1rd, Carol Chile, The building rocked w • t h ed on as a stopper ill a bull- \cates he may use 1 fork ball Rand not be disqualified plys of the same species of wood. This 11~ Da~e Cole and Paul Black. so.und ~s the students joined pen tbat put It mercifully- made famoua by RoJ Faoe, ~ being confused by extra sures ua of e panel that will not buckle or -~ oot~ail players wmmng let. G1bbs m hiS last cheer. was oR the leaky side laat ... 10811011. inga 01 lhe ruaway. to • -to .., ......... BOWLING __._,_ UPI NaJnes smaII CollP.tJe -o All-Amen•ca Reds N1p· Astros - " World Prayer Booklet Basis to == 4 2 for 3rd wIll • a::ei1~ I "':t:: ' cteek BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS KNOW THE DIFFERENCU to Maloney is Asking for $50,000 Gs shrink, Also the finishing proces!les used by Weldwood guarantees us lasting qual- · ity. NYU, Brigham Young Score NIT .Wins Why should you take a chance with en ' : inferior product when with Weldwood Paneling you ere assured of quality. _ King Builders Supply Co:" Olda Swing Fever it catching! Faculty Takes On Varsity (Pass it on!) . RUG CLEANING - Robinson's ,,._•llillslll'-. = d • N._,.J!IPa " •aedon ~r',_ • uolenpRIId .... ,,.40 laobat Ad= mocle!alouiL . . . • pwl d • ...... • w·u .._,liM loolbaadT'"--'..--raw ••I v Thatl, ... _ F......, Q I • • _ . . . . ,...ow.o.~.n opea-11J111U1h WY 2-1421 WYWIIO w ·- .. I • .•• t ...... ···---...-·~.~.I ......JL DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 1111 Chll. ~IIIJ Dun;. At It JiA • , ·' •• lift • -.>2 ' I i & YAII ZAim IIOTOR S"ES, POMEROY, �I. 1-Dally lenttne1, ~Middleport, ·0. Jfmllll, IHI· Seek Religious Mood of America Bank Robbing Popular Sports Night Drew Nearly 300 Persons THE SPOim DESK Player ot Year 'Missing' ALL STAllS ·Baseball Takes Turn in Ill,!:~~~=~ COLLEGE PARit, Md. (UPij ·Tile fifeat embed Rusae11'1 lao rr-Iaco team led b)' Bm IIILWAUDJI «JPP) Ill.. bo)'oolt I o1 med 1 · Russell h be ball -ittempllllc to 1bew b elld of ~.... -The tbread of a Olllillar Mel dream 10 ay p aymg , " o BeeiDI Atlaatl WN Ia l'8ldtlll lido 818,_. pattern Jo rtWIInc t1roug11 lhe oa 111 NCAA title team. But Clceptloll to an tbe pattens. a. belt lntllrnfl of lhe game ......ltdl tat. ·...;;.;•v.• NCAA basketball cbampiGII- Ruaell has - consolat101 in Thil weekend in the NCAA _ &ell ill 1ur11 II hal today Ia President Johll ships here this weekend. biJ hour of defeat. He's joiaed 11Ra11, lbe top-raaked Keatucll.y Wflcomll'l IIJIPI'SC«<eelted IIIII- pr Bdlby· WbeR tbe fiiiOOI collegiate a ralller exduslvt club ___, team fill tbe deflnltloa belt ol lrUit 11111 llaiDII lba tpCII't. Cbalrman Wlllilm: team in lhe land Ia crowned alreadJ lrleludlnl IUCb DW. the well-balaaced unit Ia Tile ilate, wblch baa cbarpd may, league PI 1'rC Saturday llight at Co~ P'itld- trloua umes u BID Bradley, tr~ of hte Claclnnatl Jlrava, .,._ l!llltlooal Gllea, league hoooe 01 tht Ualvenlty of JOI'I')' West, Olear Robertsoa UCLA ebampl011 of 81111 Its Dine otber Fleig 81111 Alllldll Everyone attending the Southern High School All· Marylaod campus amid the 8IICI WDt Chamberlain. They years. w1111 IGIIIOjlilil& Allen. Spor~ banquet .Mouday night aurely left wi!h the convic· usual bysterla, oM fact lo never played on aa NCAA title Althougll lacking Only the tion It was 8 wol'thwhila evenln• certain -the "player of the team, either, although both All A . I-~~ ~-"" d 0 • u m• D t 1 . .:.· " Ill be lhe W nd Ch berlal - mertca se ~"on, \AJDW '-'Ill wuu "' U seemg their boys honored wasr.'t enough, the re- year. w not .. est a . am •. came Ado! h Ro •o team 1 11 1 "llen'l , _ llolw erideaM 8IICI 1111 m•rb of Glenn C. (Tiger) Ellison Ohio State University 1'!nmRg team. within OH pomt of tllra111 the b P ppud . P aya IIM11" the ........... of 1, ' Th best 11 ba-~ ..... an . k co eswe "'111 a R~~UWu : reshman Football Coach, made It a11 event to remember. e co ege "'''"" triC · disci lilll!d 1 ttack I'OMEIWT LANI!S nanJIMtloll of the Ill C~ach Ellison gan his apeech entitled, "The Three c player of 1965 was Mlchlgan'l Ia fact, the pallerll of !be P Jloatam Glrll .,. by depolltloll • Highway," in auch a way that everyone I saw of tbe m>ro CaZZJe RusaeU -aJJd hil NCAA toorney Ia rece•t years Kentucky oould weD be tbe MlniJ I, belore the llate than 125 persons preaent was literally teetering on t b & magnificent three-year, star· aeellll lo favor tbe teams with last ataJJd for the well-balanced W• Lot' ill caae. front edgo of hla chair. atudded career reached • a bal-ed, well-rouaded attack type of team Ill tha Hit M 'feam 1 s~ 2~ AD attorney for 1111 Ellisoa kA<>wn oa U1e ban- 1er1 from Coach Deem were bitter-sweet finale when he ud laBteld of the eluba boasting years. 'feam 1 I J estlmated lba defellllll quet cll'Cuit throughout I be Bobby Adams, Bill Bird, Char- his Wolverine teammalel ID8I the one "~~~per~tar." Team t S S lake 1m!& to tiD Uni!P.d States, qame to Racine les Cleland, Ca•oi Cline, Ed- to Keotucky 1(.77 lo the 'nle last team Jed by 8 For aext year, UCLA 'ram 1 2~ J~ p..-Jq 111 .w... at the request of ExecutiVe ward Cozart, Ronald Cozart, Mideast regioMia ol Iowa City "player of , the year" aelection , Jolmny Wonden wnl Higha - B. WriBbll'lf; Team . Head and Head Football Coach Tim Cozart, Sherman Cundiff, Saturday night. kl go an tile way wu the 1!156 uuvell the sophomore s, 7~ 116; 01u. WinetJft!llllr, • Ronald Deem. Ellisoa bas been Steve Dailey, Ronnie Deem, expected to dominate college a.u.m lloya 111gb Sarles _ Llada freabman grid <oach at OSU Tom Diddle, Dellllis EvaRI!, Bob e basLeketbaiAII thindoenext three yea!'l NEW YORK IUPI) -'nle Ilardi 1, ner, 410; 0181. for the last three years and Grueoer James Harden Mikel c r. 11116 Ualted Prell Woa t.o.l 111gb Team Game IIIli prior to that was bead grid Jenkins,' Charles Matbew~. JohR Most college ~etball AJI.Amerlca 'l'eom t g 1 Fomaome, '1!0, 1117. mentor at Middletowa R I g h McClintock Eddie Moran Carl el'8 aeemed coavinced he11 Team s 1 4 ~School 30 yearr. Robinson, Karl Russell, 'Steve the BruiRB to at least one Team Z I 7 'WIIlllt!ll'l llmul7 .._..f'lli.~l Elllso•'• Three Ca are Conft. Sewell, David Spencer, Tom crown tbe aext three yeart -II Player ... Team 1 J tn Ilardi 1, dence, Courage 811d Cause, the Theiss, Tom Wickline, Paul not three. Southern JD. Blgb - Keith V• Inwagea W• signa on the highway to sue- Black, Marty Morarity, Darrell be~ut edthea wplho would Jolmny c-aux. GralrlbiiiC W; steve ltory, 2811; Team f, Crow'• Steak Hoole M cess. . Norris aod Mike Hayman along • lev thll! ayers like Hal Booker Cbeyney state IDl, U81. lola'a Beauty SaiOII • He discussed each witll great with managers Bill Hayes aod Olamberlam, Oscar Pbil Jaek~ North Dakota Foret! Rull Bloek C.. • Insight and with humor. Junior Brewer. FORT J.!YERS Fla 1UP!)and Cazzle Russell W()Uld JJeVer ~ ,._ _ , Wed. NIPt Mine! Dally Sentllel as Ellison maintained there oev- Cheerleader• preaenled a- The Pitllburgh Plra~ funllsh SOD. llbllckeil By Trade plaJ 08 a• NCAA title team! Albie Grant, Loq blaad U. JluU 2, • Friendly Tavem • 8 er has been a classroom built wards by Advisor Sally Ball the oppositioo today for lbe ,, lcmdor will be buckiJJC lot Losnle Hughey, FreJIRO State W• Loll Duttoa Drup II to teach Confidence, Courage were Beverly Price, Sharon Cincillll8ti Redo wbo broke a After the lbocll wu ovar, of tradiUoa. Taft Jacboil. CoD. Ill I.daho BIDtoppera 19\la 10\la Higb G8llllf - Naomi ""~ or Cause. He said these things Theiss, Rhonda Brickles, Bren- two-game losiag' striAg Moaday. I felt very gond," tbe 211-year· HOUY AMI!; JOI'I')' Newaom, llldl_.a State IlJJC Pial 11~ 13~ 118; Higb Series- Uuda 0 are learned oo the athletic or da Norris, Tere11 McTurner and The Reds downed Housioo old ~der oayo of . lhe A~A ~ ltl!l Wllbura, Ceatnl OIJlD a. Four 11o1et 16 14 llnllllel', 503; 111gb Team t1!J~:.I court. · Alice Cleland 4-2 t T Gonl Col trade. I have a lot of friends ( l TIJH TMJD K .p•1 14~ !$~ - Forellt Rull Blodl We agree with Coach ile<:m Servmg th~ stea~ dinner a nda'i; •;. ~ ~ aroulld Gr~•llle (his home- Houy, former trainer of Don Carlol 0tter1JeiD Spollerl 13 17 High Team l!«<es in his belief that Coach Ellison which was prepared by Juanit~ ~an a 1 a ~!osru:. ~hi town) and Cincinnati and felt Dallas Cowboys, was Guy Manab.s Prairie VIew hurlome 10~ 19~ 9teak Home, 1810. ·~ . is one of America's great speak· Sa"re Laura Circle Emma Sal· ";"era thor f 1 tbal I could abow Cincimlali tramer MoRday lor tbe Charles Abilene Hlgb Gaml - Ann HaJmlag, ers. se~ ~d Helen J.,ru;.on were gfo ano er JIJe pi IJJ8 per· they made a mistake five years Atlanta Falcom of tl>e Gene Summ~ Northern FITZ BURIED • onnance. ag _.._ "'let be drat' Football League ' - - - -. girls of tbe Futuro Homemak· Sa Ellis Jim O'T 1 ° ,..,. w~1 me .. , · Earl Monroe WIJJsloJI.Sa\em Wllleyu; Smilb, Pblladelphla NEW YORK (UPI) Basketball players presented ers o1 America. Ro nunyC . 'lid Jack Daltod-e, ed off lbe CbarlestoD, W. Va., .Houy was 1 teamer ,~tor::~l H01111rable 'mentloa (two Stroaczek, Americaal Jim Fltzslmmoos, the . ger ra1g a rester" A1r Force Academy and varSJty 1etters at the banquet ~-schun combined oa 1 sill-hitter · 'In the Canadian ntea): Swartz, Colby: ry figure of racing, wu by Craynor Slone, head cage Pomeroy High School Supt. for the Reds Baldschun was bl the Reds' Ll!'ll bel . CRrter, Mt. Sl. Hofstra: Tucker, Oldabo- today at Holy CrOll coach, were Charles Mathews, of Schools C. S. Gibbs, who bas i Cincinnati ·erupted lor ftve farm aystem from 1956 through Co : ore jolalJJg Sao Fernando Wade, Indiana st.; Brooklyn, N.Y., after a (who also mtrnduced the speak- announced his retirement has bit. and three rona in the sec- 1960. The ICI'ewball artist bad w •· Soutbem Ceniral Milaourl T.; Requiem Mass. Ha died erl , Larry Circle, Max Hill, led many Purple Pantbers ath- ond inning off Astro starter beea tbe terget of Redo trade TO GET AWARD College; CnchhJeDI, EvansviDe. at the age of 91. Dale Hill, Sherman Cundiff, letic cheers during his long Tom Par!lOns to saap 8 atreak efforll! for two years while he PARIS (UPJ) -WII)Je DaviJ, Adama st.; Amos Wall brown, Bob Grucser. tenure. of four Houston victoriea. One was with the Pbillies, who Am · tr k record holder Arka11181l Bt.; John McClintock, Ray Prolfitt During the sports assembly of those hill was a bueo IIIIJ>' traded bim kJ Baltimore three and•r;t~ 1 ac j champion guez, Albuquerque; Edwardl, and Ronrue Deem. last Friday at PHS, Principal ty bomer by Coleman. daya belore. lhe Orioles dealt will be aw~~edu : Baron ' Ceatral Ml~; Falkellbuab, G1ven reserve basketball James A. Diehl announced Mr. Pi•soa's homer came 1n the him to Cilleumatl. Co bert' f lr 1 . Michael I, Gaol, Sout!Jwesl 'etters by Mike Popp were Steve Gibbs would lead his last Pur· tllird inning also oH Parsons. He atteaded Miami Uoiverslty Thu d JD a pay Mh'O'Jri 11.: GammeR, l'llll!ific:\1 Very few builders and contractors went 3ewell, Tom Diddle, James La ... pie Paother cheer. The Reds' failed to get a hit at Oxford two years ~nd played ~ a~opby goeo .!to~=~~~~~:! renee. W1lham Sellers, Randy After a three • mioute stood- the rest of the way tff three baoeban there. Wh·te 1 b ood to use 11 fir backed panel. Proffitt, M~k Beegle, Mike log ovation, by the student Houston rookies. Witb the screwball and slider, shi~ in ';e ~Js o1 uu ..••~·\!D:mmll.; Hayman, S.eve Shuler and Bob· body, Mr. G1bbs weJJt through Baldschun, obtained In tbel!le aeema made for cozy eros- Indoor champlonshipa Jaot ~ Weldwood P1meling is constructed of 3 oy Adams .. Managers rew~d· hJS last routme. trade with Baltimore, II COUIIt. ley Field. And Bald•chun Indi- wbetJ she hJSisted Mrs. ed were B1il B1rd, Carol Chile, The building rocked w • t h ed on as a stopper ill a bull- \cates he may use 1 fork ball Rand not be disqualified plys of the same species of wood. This 11~ Da~e Cole and Paul Black. so.und ~s the students joined pen tbat put It mercifully- made famoua by RoJ Faoe, ~ being confused by extra sures ua of e panel that will not buckle or -~ oot~ail players wmmng let. G1bbs m hiS last cheer. was oR the leaky side laat ... 10811011. inga 01 lhe ruaway. to • -to .., ......... BOWLING __._,_ UPI NaJnes smaII CollP.tJe -o All-Amen•ca Reds N1p· Astros - " World Prayer Booklet Basis to == 4 2 for 3rd wIll • a::ei1~ I "':t:: ' cteek BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS KNOW THE DIFFERENCU to Maloney is Asking for $50,000 Gs shrink, Also the finishing proces!les used by Weldwood guarantees us lasting qual- · ity. NYU, Brigham Young Score NIT .Wins Why should you take a chance with en ' : inferior product when with Weldwood Paneling you ere assured of quality. _ King Builders Supply Co:" Olda Swing Fever it catching! Faculty Takes On Varsity (Pass it on!) . RUG CLEANING - Robinson's ,,._•llillslll'-. = d • N._,.J!IPa " •aedon ~r',_ • uolenpRIId .... ,,.40 laobat Ad= mocle!alouiL . . . • pwl d • ...... • w·u .._,liM loolbaadT'"--'..--raw ••I v Thatl, ... _ F......, Q I • • _ . . . . ,...ow.o.~.n opea-11J111U1h WY 2-1421 WYWIIO w ·- .. I • .•• t ...... ···---...-·~.~.I ......JL DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 1111 Chll. ~IIIJ Dun;. At It JiA • , ·' •• lift • -.>2 ' I i & YAII ZAim IIOTOR S"ES, POMEROY, �. •' ' J, . · ·,.~ ;r;;; .; . \I • ~Christian Radicalism Insists God· IS Convicted "' that we can to communicale r 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport; 0 ., March lS, 196o D·ead thet;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~; tho church's. language of message our own in tbne rather · lban in IIISty and confusiag jargon from tli• neo1oD lllll'enDHI word became flelh and dwelt <hill. llllhap Plke ampbM!Irts moral !awe which are binding the l'esult tan only be moral past," says Prof. J. Robert · t~ , ll ,._) 1111011& Ul, .full al JriiCO and the human role ol Jesus, and at ali Umes. The Chrlstian's!aoarrhy. .Nelsciii of Boston University a, LOOJS c.+S8!7• trutll." Aallber, ev• briefer, ht 1111!1111 to be sayJna that ODiy Imperative is to be guided , Cllureh'• &le Qaestloned ... School o! Theology, a well· ~ Pnos II 'I ' slalemlat ol llle doctrine Ia eJIIII would bave been just au by love lor o~. He ~ust ·l Beyond all specllic disagree- known Protestant liberal. ''l'here Is ... Gtd and Jetlll louDd lD St. Paul'• Iammi ardlnary man bad be nol gone lbere!ore seck 1ft each partlCU· ' ments about God Christ and "There is admittedly a huge ' . His ouly bololten 1011." seala!etl: "God wu 1n Quilt, to unique lengtbl In "openin&'' lor situation to do what seems j rt Oe ;adicals are need toda)· for restating fillTha.t, a~ to 111 8111111· rec:t~~Mii,. 11Je world unto blmlelf to lbe love and power like the most loving thlag under ;: 1/ 'at odds with mainline Christian doctrine. But there is of God. !be clrcumstanoes. ' Christian thinkera on the no need, nor warrant, lor 111 0 u , witllclam cireulatlni Hlmaelf." amoog thaologians Ia the tned H.- To 11M Alone with Uo new lbeoiOI)' Advocates of this appro~ 'i question of how to make the destroying it." lithe oew mov- knewn 8!1 'l'lle empbuls Ill lbe doclrlae and Its new cbrlatoloD', tbe tall it "situation ethics." ,church relevant to skeptical, Or, as anolber theolo~cal wit "Chriltlsn Radicalism." of the lncarutlna Ia • God's radical J1lOVemeDt hal IIIIo pat !:rlllcs are llllt. to ~~fer to 1t asjaecular·minded people o! the put it, "Ball!water, s1; baby, 'llle J&ke bas a sharp polDI, IDltlltlve In dnwiq near to forward a "new morality." It moral relatiVISm.. When they space age. no." (lecanse the Christian radlcala men In the penon ~ Jl!llla llolda tllat there are DO abBolule are ~t exchangmg semanilcl The radicals insist that lhel;-=======-., incliDed ID clinK to J-. _ _ ;:•f~e.. :~ ,;;;knDwledgel church will get a hearing only 96th Anniversary 10 ' while repudilllnl !be ralber Ill ell' erenee 18 if it gets rid of what Bishop f!eavetl whom be tlalmed to '";'.ad"'1·~p~asis. I' ts i Pike calls its "excess theolofli· ioeprese11 1ona mora IS agree cal baggage , \ f !he leaders of lbe lbat Jesus taUJhl that "love is I The uphoiders of historic 5H Our Prize Boerd One 0 Prof WUII.Im Hathe lulfulment of ~e law," and ·l' Christianity say that modern (IIIOVOment. Colg. •....... _ter lbat he invariably put love of -n yearns above all else for ,milton If a~lghhor b i". DISCOUNTS ·Divinity School, Rocbelter, The Carleton g........ School JJele I' Aa odvet'tuanyt'on·snlsarradow ,mearnng in his life. Tho last 11 Is " a had an attendance--• ga the 1Sm.needn for8 moral a 1 1laws asi'I thing he ted needs or"Chri wantsti is'ly'' an On All Reg. Priced Shoes ,fi.Y., savs its. ob';ec,ve of 73, offer. Mr. and Mrs. Rllllld Wise mit Hard Top. With V-8 motor, automatic 1 'todless Chrlsilaftlty. SUch a lng $59.02. The Junior cbolr and children of Middleport and guiding principles, applicable to 1 :;•~cu ~ him to wooid uphold the sang several selections I!OCOm· Mr. and Mrs. Maywood John- most if not all circumstances I h"c ho ers "?t hun'self l.ieligion transmission. With power brakes and · _ · w"B om e can comm1 d 11. ''d ea 1s o1 Jesus, Hamil• panied by •ft· ,..,.s Judy KinI a1 atoo calted oo Mr. and .. on •· The crux of the dispute is .ethiCal Middleport, 0. 11 11 ~explains, but would have~ lbe:, piino. Miss Brenda Smith Lawrence Johnston and fami· whotherhuman beiags who are j ~y~a~~~ ~~~-"~a__ $leering. jhom for "Jl':eaching, worship, was awarded a pin for three- J,y. DOtorious for their P.,wers of• payer, ordmatlon or II· year perfect attendance. 11om ratiooalizatin can trust them- 1 1 wr TERMS ••• :arameniS." Mrs. Hazel Arnold had a piz- Mr. and .Mrs. er een- selves to de~ide when one of 1 . Hamilloo is lreqae~~tly asked za party Wednesday nlglll lor bower called on their daUJ)lter the clear moral rules of the ,I • hy h• rootinues to regard her son, Nathan, Jr., who was Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jeli~s Bible-lor example the prohibi-l esus as the Jre;'lest teacher of leavi~ 'r.lursday lor service. and family ol Syracuse a~f • lion of adultery-;.ay be set : GMAC Financing Available uman hi.tory. II he has come Attendmg were Mr. and Mrs. ~nd Mrs. Gene Congo an am- aside in the name of "love." A:: the conclusion thai Jesus Patrick WUitams, Miss Sheila liy, local. altuationist would "'Y that they ,: was rom~lelely wrong aboUt BearhsofChester,Mr.andMrs. Mr.andMra.Laulslcenhower can-and if they go wrong, ; tbe one thing to which he Charles Mash Jr., Butch, Bob- and two children of Eut Liv· that's pari of the price o( attached greatest importance- by aad Susie, Mr. and M r •· erpool called on Mr. and Mrs. Christian freedom. : IIBmely, the existence of God. John Dean •. John Walter and Homer Icenhower. A moralist would reply thai : Cadillac - Oldsmobile Jesu•' llllique Atlractlon Richard, MIS9 Evallne Arnold, the Ten Cammandments are 'llle Colgale-Rdebester profes- Lester and Walter Arnold. Na- Mrs. Wanda Donnelson and broken lreuontly enough even i "You'll Uke Our Quality Way mf Doing Business" sor acknowledges that this is a than,. who left Thursday morn- two chUdren of Columbus call· when they're regarded as 1 pertinenl queslicm. His answer mg, IS stationed at Fort Knox, ed o.u her mother, Mr. and bindlng preceipts, and that WY 2-534~ Pomeroy Ohio is that he feels "drawn" to Ky. Mrs. Charlie Carron aRC! faiDI· the church starts poking! Jesus th because is someMr..10andColumbus Mrs. Roger ••. .0 in "there his words his were over Young the ly. . :;;eon~ven~ien~tGioo~p~h~ol~e~•~l."_n~th~e~m~.G~~~::::::::::::=~~~~====~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ 1 "' ng . " · . ' · weekend. They visited with Mr. Mrs. Edra Bush ls helping Ufe. hiS way with others, hiS and Mrs. Marleen Cozart. her daUJhter and childreu, Mrs. death. lh~t I do oot ftnd Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Hinton Zana Middleswart while she elsewhere. B' h J·•- A T have moved into the house of Is til wtth flu. AngliCan IS Op "'w · · Mr 1 nd .,_ Char'h · Robinson, another high priest of · •ru •· ""' Mas ' Mrs. Minnie Carroll received the Welker farm on word that hlrl-' Mrs • Kath· d. ai movement, also formerly the raiC w ..,. 8 k Hill took• to Jesus as the supreme : er d r.i,.. WtlU Kin ryo Miller of Columbus suffered e1emplar of human conduct. I r · :nd d' am ts ~ 1 heart attack and Ill at Mercy Having abandoned the concept , were ay .mner gues 0 Hospital In Columbus. God Bishop 1Mr. and Mrs. R1cbard Hlelmann Mr Anna Healey remains ill of • persooa1 ' . o! Hemlock Grove. s. Robinson is unable to thmk of M d M J b De nd Melgs General Hespltal at rs.on . ana . 8 Jesus as the Son of GodBh . ut. e 1 milr.an b'..... Pomeroy. Sh'in e IS 1 ser1ou ha a y gave a surpriSe ""~ is prepared to accerd him w t day dinner lor her IMther, Mrs. condition. he rogardl a~ , 1 more Kenoeth Marklns Sunday. Those Larry Lehew spen~ 1 w~ meaningful t1tle: The Man for attending were Mr. Walter Ter- end at Ravenswood Vlsttlng re Others.'' rei!, Billy and Vickie Kednall, atives. . Episcopal Bishop . Jam~ A. Alma Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. ~ Mrs. WUiiam Ables Pike of San FranciSCO, m his Robert Ried Bruce VIrginia and laiDlly spent Sunday ~fie~'. new book, "What is This Rodney and 'oavid Ried o! Pa: nooo with his parents, Mr. and Treasure?" (Harper), speaks of taskala, Ohio, Juanita and Ruth Mrs. Frank Ables, Raveoswood. Jesus as a man who so ~ptied Ann Terrell of Pomeroy and Mr. I Mr. Ables is Ul. himself of prtde and sell1shness and Mrs. Kenneth Markins of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Auththal he became "a human Racine. erson of Lowen spent Sabfi'. avenue whom God could fully Mr. and Mn. Olen Harrison day night with his parent&, Mr. 11:1... in Jesus, he says, we see visil<'d this past week with their and Mrs. Carl Autherson. . "all that anyone needs to son Phil Harrison of Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cossm know" about "what God is like. Md' and two childreo of Columbus es~.~ecial!y in relation to men" Mr and Mrs. Wayne Beai visited Mr. and !Mrs. Aaron and also what man is supposed visited with the Wlilter Daniels Turner and two children and 10 be like. family at Albany recently. , Mr. Simey Powell. Although Bishop Pike's views Mr and Mrs. Webtr Wood I Mrs. Anna Brewer remains are rlo~er to traditional Chris· ~ad as recent visitors Mr. and I bedfast. 11an faith than those of the Mrs. Frank Pauly of Harrison- Mr. Simey Powell and Mr. Hoolhl"l' self·styied "Christian ville. mer Icenhower called on Mr. radicals." lhe bishop is quick to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brickles and Mrs. Maywood Joholtoo. disavow any imputation of and Faye Pratt vislied a few -May JoiWiol orthodoxy. He said in a recent days in Kent, Ohio. Interview lhat he does not ' Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Hudson Wood and family. accept the doctrine of the had as Sunday guesiB Sandra, Mrs. Leroy Wyant was in lnrarnalion, which has been the Linda and Karla Beat Charleston to visit ber brother, linchpin of Christian theology M'rs. Louise Harrison, Mrs. Mr. Elmer Hunt wbo Is I pa· for 20 centuries. The classic Dale Iarrison and Scott Ryan !lent at Clrarleston Memonal slalement or this doctrine is were visiting in Columbus Tues- Hospital and underwent surgery found in the opening words of day. recently. . . Fourth Gospel : "In the begin- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carl and Mr. and Mrs. R1chard Hiel· oing was the word, and U1e l)lodney were Sunday afternoon mann were recent visitors of word was with God, and the guesiB of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne .Mr. and Mro. Olen Hamson .. word was God . . . and the Beat and Mr. and Mrs. Norman , Mrs. Dana DaiS, Mrs. VU'gll :..:___::______:__ _ _ _ _ _ _~_ - King, Mrs. Clyde Hinton have all been ill recently. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Carl and : son, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight OUr~, FJa OM Town ts Kingsbury SOCiety • News sA LE 1 Society Notes CATALINA 2 DOOR 'a:;' Roush's Shoe Store 1195 ~ KARR & VAN ZANDT ill t asonaki Court af. er lousm Ill re lion to I he var establishments on the forged checks accepted by the . ousmess eslabllshmenta In both :lhlo and West VIrginia. Oiher action of the court was the granting of 8 divorce to Marsha Joan Huddleston from Thomas Edward Huddleston and the plaintil was granted care and eustody of their tnl8111 chUd. Pearlle Runion convicted or an assault ebarg~ by a Mason County petit l·,..., and sentenced to one year in the county jail, has IN> en !l"lnted a stay of sentenet until action ls taken on an appea.l to Supreme Court or the verdict. d lnMthcCe civil! adctlondof AJiexanll. er aus an an arre VB. Bright McCausland, an order has been flied for the de· fendant to appear in Mason C:oun(1 Circuit Court on March 18th to answer notice lor con· tempt of Court. An order was signed by the court in the partilion action of Frances E. Kearns vs. William K. Kerns confirming sale and distributing of proceeds 1 r 0 m sale of real estate Th I 'I t' ·, B A D 1 e c VI ac.1on o . : · aton, Donald R1ce, Phll1p Burgess, Donald O'Neil, William McCully, and M. H. Crider vs. Austin Co~pany has been settied and d1smlssed from the docket. the home of Mrs Woodrow Donna L. Crow, Leslie M. Mora on Wednesday March 1 Mary S. Handley, Alfred N. ' • aon, Thomaa L White· Ra!:!:ll from 10 a.m. to S p.m. Pot-luc. ......., , ·a •••••~'le lunch at noon Bell E. """"1, .._.... , MIDDLEPOiiT LITERARY mas c. Eckersley; Syraeu1se, II Club will meet Wednesday af. Clarice J. Norrla. of temoon at 2 p.m. at the home Study Topic Btuetl Mrs. William Russell, GrBIJt.St. On Knotllin 'Him' ~ook reviews will ~~de The SeiiJor BY'of the Pon~ II Ohio Scenes and Citizens "by roy First Baptllt church Mrs. James Harley and ~ Sunday eveniJII In the ~=~~~ American Family, The Talia •---~ wilb th a-. by Mrs. Nan Moore. Roll call ~· u response wtll be a leader born ..u.~- Hllm?'' II lD Ohio. THURSDAY """ DIIJ " ' .......w hI c wu lbe lludy topic EVANGELINE CHAPTEII, lnugbt oullbal a person .~''II OES will hold its annual in- wont to know Blm, lllllll ebooae apection Thursday evening, to know Blm, Dlllll obey Him, March 17 at 7'30 p m at the and use !be JDeiDI of lmowiag Masonic Tempi~ In !llm-labAtlelbe cl~ of !be Julia Fleming, Deputy Grand mg, teoDil was enj!Jellfl Malron of District :u; will be the by Mike Marlin, LlrrY inspecting officer. lllke Sawyer, David Mlchaellil FRIDAY aDd lhe Rev. WiWIDII. Pleaslnl Valley Hospital A~MISSIONS: Della Nibert, Calhpolls Ferry; PheiSter Long, Gll,llipobs Ferry; M~s. Andy Hall, Leon; Charles ChriS· ty, ·Apple Grove; Mrs. James E. Bragg, Letart; Mrs. Exer Meadows, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Howard Sharp, Apple Grove; Mrs. Lillie Dudding, Pt Pleasani; Mrs. Elsie Starcher, Spen· rer; Mrs. Harry Elliott, Gallipolis; Hearl Nihort, P!. Pleasant: Jamie Wolfinbarger, Pt. Pleasant; VirgO Gallagher, Ra· venswood; Dana Darst, P!. Plealiant; Mrs. Billie Stevens, Apple Grove; Mrs. Jobn Bush, Hogsell; Mrs. Ronald Springer, APPLE Grove Mrs. Walter Smit son, Letart; Mrs. Everett Duncan, Gallipolis Ferry. DISCHARGED: Mrs. Fred Ul Ill !1111 DP TilT IIVIIIIII V4LIIfll DILLIB Till IDDIILIDIID I CHASE HARDWARE 1 I 11 'hot!• BEl TONE Hearing Aid Center PT. PLEASANT _ Miss Em· ma Sue Kincaid and Donald Jar. rell, both Pt. Pleasant HI& h School graduates and now attending Marshall University, are candidates for positions of the student goverment body at the University. i.ucidteport. ST. PATRICK'S DAY Moort's Will Soon le Hare Announce Give TheLin Showing Of Your Choice A ..._.,. Of Tilt IEAUI'JFUL ellolt 'II Jdt,.. Ntw GREEN and WHITE CENTERPICE •tutor Moclels $3.50 .., "' She Will .. Thrllllcll FAUETEETH DUDLEY'S QJ4 0114 114 21135 21235 21SJS 21!145 262 263 2U 2£51 2£72 2f.l2 2Q26 2063 2Gi4 U7 2G6II 2J71 2J72 2J74 2J76 2J78 21142 2N26 2N63 2Ne4 21167 ~9 2P11 2P72 2P74 21'76 21'78 2R31 2532 ZS42 2553 2572 2U51 2U52 21161 2U6Z 2U65 2WS.l 362K 363K 363S 3M3 3A47 3A63 3A6S 3A66 3A68 2\'83 3E52 2253 3ESSS 2l72 3£53 11545 3E54 31565 3E61 31635 3£62 31735 3E65 352 353 ~ 3£18 3r49 liG72 '*' . Wakes.._Up.Lazy 7 POMaOY, Clllll ate ' • m e • eo mE 3 FURNITURE 5 595. 7 -·p__,_5__ • lAKER fURNITURE 3G74 3G76 3G78 3J2 3J51 3J52 3J53 3J68 31<48 3K49 3Nal 3N64 3N66 31168 3N72 3R31 3R32 3R41 a&l7 3545 JS52 3553 3S68 300 3ll47 3U63 3U65 3U66 3U69 3W67 3Z52 3ZSJ 3Z54 3Z61 3Z62 3Z65 4113S .1235 ..,tho Hsl, ~'Yo tokon tho fl111111p IOward bolnt1 -. wfnn1r. Now to s:;J;our Buick dealtr. He hat a 1111: of 72 ""'"'" tel In his showroom. If you tee your entire vehicle kllntfftcltlon number on tho poster-tho symbol• plut llio ...1 ot llio num-$2332 _ , II ,..... (11 yaur ~Ill lln't kltd In tNsld, don't live up. Your numbert f!'IY lalwbttn~durigthil*tftwwtttls.An<l ~. -·-~ ~,,. · are 72 new winners ........ ted on 1 ..,.....,, u,..... the showroom WIU. 5o watch tor next weeks list of MW sy~1 in thil NWIPiptr.) No slopn to . ! 41535 41739 41839 452 453 454 4S315 4!1415 45S37 45837 473 4A60 4A64 4A&Q 4.168 4A68 .E45 4E63 4£72 4E74 4E76 4E7a 4R42 4545 412 4U!O -1651 4J( 4.145 4!63 4!12 4K4 4K6 4N52 4NSJ 4N54 4N61 4N62 olll31 oiR32 olll41 4Ut!ll 4l78 6148 614C 621M 622L 624F 62&1' G28K 4W45 I3IIK 4563 4$72 4U65 4U66 4U68 4W63 4W72 4Y87 4l45 4l63 4ZI4 4l72 4l74 4l7t - -..... 611 618 iJ4 732 762D 7621. 774 628W 7U, 6321' 453!!C 835l 63IC 63aA 639W 654 li62W 663P 7KC IIII4M 8141( 114M 82AP liS4A -8341. 11831. i 8641. 1741' 884P 894K 816 8J4 11M 11621. 9625 KlA 8J4 BK4 L74 ! ! I i ! ! lnwnt, no puultl to IDive.ln flct, ~ cfon't Mn have to own 1 lllk:k to hm a Wlnnfnt numbtr. While YOU're In tht thaw1001n, nt • ,ood IGGk at !lit Bulo~ Spocill, Tho $2332,00> hlppentlobo Ito prlc. . ......., ...... ...,.. ....... ,.,.._..,..,,.., ...... ,_ ....._,... r•1'1l .. llllll*d ....,......, . . --.-.... c.ntnt lultt. Rtlldenb of ~~,.,..., Mlaaurl .,... Nob•11ka moy H lh.r to R, L. PalO oncibi,;t:'·"· l147t o •II !Pn "'1231 •r.d riGtlYI •• lytlllto wl nnw"~''' =m•ll orcompa nwtlhtMirawnv.hlde nu. ieatiQfl num~!z An oftlclll form w11 '"'" etudH. S...,..:akel Mmltld.mry to Mr'IOftl 21 IMI)C In the canUMntai u.s. Nat w111e1 tn F&ofltfa or ltattswhtrt prohlbltH ~'taw. •=• -=a• ·~ • • ' ' J 7 lhn's hw It wrb. Look at tht tlrat tymboft tlflt prefix) on your vehltle idtntlllcetlon tllp. Then rt.ok It thesymbots lilted above. If you flnd youra I . . . . . 1. . •· • .Ji~~l"l '*' En9!~esl Is here, r 119" ' I the nrsr parr 01 I 5 MOORE'S t_. •oo.J. . foldlal' 1 ... ".' Stop In and S. Our EV AN~EIJNE .CHAPTER Helps Solve 3 llttest St. Patrlcb Day OES, M1ddleport, Will bold a Decoratl,. Novoltllt nunmage sale Frida.y and Sat· urdlly, March 25-Zii m tbe Wil·. Worries aad Problems lie Maud Coates buDding, forA UW. PA&lDIH IDI1Dlltdl OD Ollllill: (JI KelJIO merly occupied by Cliff's Shoe ................ bald faiH 1INth men trm1J bi place; Repa~. Members wishing art!· 12~ Boldl tlllm moM aomtortabiJ; 11 r.a JOU btte up eo u,; :buder cles p1cked up may contact Mrs. w tbout dteoomtorc. PABT8J:TH lorvlng ~ lltlond "'" John Lyons, WY2-3700, o rMrs. l'tnrd.tr lllalkaHu (noD·&Citd).Won't 111'111'. No I\UDIDJ, pucr cut~ PHONE WY 2·2848 Jarrell, a junior, is cr.ndidate William King, WY2-5681. 511 N. W ...... Mf.. Gl'fle~~l Avoldemb&rruament. Ott for student body vice president. PAS... a at au 4ru1 oouatiiS'I. For the past three years JarANNOUNCE EXAMS rell has represented Marshall PT. PLEASANT - Homer D. 0 ~··· as a member of the University Lowe, Jr., secretary of the Debate team. He i• president of Pollee Civil Service Commls· the Pi Kapp:: Della, the Nation- slon of Pt. Pleasant, hu an• al Debate fraternity. He is a nounced that application may 5 Y~ddmd~~~~_.,_. ... ~-~ history major and will soon iJe. be flied in the City Clerk's oCOee I WOW'engm ~orne eligible lor membership on or before March 24 for ad· CMbe. . . . . . . tliadt't IS? m the history honorary with a mission to competitive examin· 6 1 • • "' 3.83 average In hls major. atlon to establish an eligibility I 1111 • dlol % M•l h dlollllad. The general election is sched- list for the position of probauled lor Wednesday in the stu- lion patrolman for Pt. Ptewnt. OW. . Up to 10%- . dent union building from 8 a.m. The e~amination will be held I I until 5 p. m. The results of at the Clerk's office at 7 p.m. the election will be announced March 31 1966. A'Jll1PIIP••IIft,.;,__~,llll•ll'il91tj5 . . .1Regular are balllil Wednesday evening at the mlxlr-=="''===--==;! to be held In the Student Union. t, 'IO"IIil~lltliiii'IIIIIIL1411Ciil-,." G l ¥ Comptet. R-of tMt ~~~~ Slop .. Stauffer, Mrs. Jacob Markle, Kimberly Lambert, Ilene Mt•11Pa.,o.r nearby ' II lt(JL' ' ' Dalton, Mrs. Albert Hartenhach, Mrs. Eugene Ball, Mrs. D'avid I Clarkm, Mrs. Hattie Kay. BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. Ronaid Springer, Apple Grove, a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sharp, Apple Grove, a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mlclclleport, 0. Bragg, Letart, a son. Emma Sue, • sophomoro, Is a candidate lor Junior Class Senator. She is a member of the Alpha Delta Sorority In which she holds the office of QuHI Chairman and Assistant Pledge Trainer. Miss Kincaid is majoring in speech theraphy. J l - '·. eNow a'' .... • I 014 Heartng Aid enter I !eA:U':"'' At MafSha II Chore ROTO Tl ~.:~~:~~~dr~!inking' ~~~nd~:~15:!eei~bei 1. an Anew list every week from now until March 31st 429 first prizes. 8El J NE PAINTS m" WOD'233r'C8Shl 1' grandfather ~~~~r~n~r ~:~~.Kn~~;e .r:~ at Grove C1ty. CQCHRAN point I'b rads Student Ra"e " S AI~. Shop Moore's and Savt!1 I 1 iods ending March !, !IIIli. ~nd I ~----- ~ March 6, 1!165, and for the ,,.. Q cal years startmg July 1, 1!165 , , and July I, 1!164 fonows: Athens ~ $12,737.52, $11,558.02, ~10,1107.· C:a-' ( 16, $114,599.10. Gallla - fl.~.· ... •lte 12, ltii,IIGUO. Gallla - 11.22l,· MR. K. L. IYRD 12, f'l,lll8.21, 1101,802.20, 111111,· WILL .IE AT 1109.84. Hocking_.a,822.88, II,· 852.39 190,591.21 fl0,25tl.tt. Jaek· 306 N. Second Ave. · oon - lt2,ttl6.t4, I1S,413.117, Mlddl Oh' Figum showinl the collec· 1132 1l67.15, $121,088.16. Law· oport, 10 tions for the two-weeks pertnds rene'. - $17,024,62, $14,861.83, ON ending Morch 5, 11166, an dl 1241.884.89, $231,599.12. MeigsThursday, Mar. 17 March 6, 1965, and lor the [J'- ' 16,541 .70, 14,7115.92, $103,875.50, FROM cal years starting July 1, 1965, 186,995.94. Pike ~ 15,915.70, 14.1011 July I, 19114 follow' 564 94. $112,257.87, 168,307.69. 9 a.m. to 12 noon Athens - $15,179.1!, $1 !.703.· Ross --'15761.04, $16,75UI, · 'I& 1455 38 1.23, $397.595.01. $254,199.42, $237,003.36. SciotoTo ..pair and service Galila. - $6,379.02. $5,64614,1 $28,:r19.00, $22,225.86, 379,098.hnrlng lids 1171,345.116, $173.759.71. 116, 1!32.088.50. Vinton - 11,002.· lotterlM 1nd supplies for BO<king _ $5,876.57, $7.1lt· l3o. 12.001.9'1, $43,818.84 ~:111,. all mak11 for salt 18, 1152.8.17 27. 1154.515.48. I:Jaa.42. Mr. Byrd will be glad to Jackoon - $7,2117.55. 110.323.· 1,=====....._............ ---..l!ll!lve you a free hearing fl. $259.96143, $256,675.09 Lest with the latest Bel. Lawrence - 19200.116. $11.253.· Supor Promium Quollty tone Electronic equip· 11. $381,288.73. $372.027.55. I ment. Metga - $5,921.86. $1;,581.44, fm.a!l5 31, $156,931.09 : If huring is your Pike - $3,051.10, $%,496.3!. problom Bellona I• fll~ 75187. $91,606.67. tho answer !toss - $19,1116.11, $15,574.19, tli8o.529.49, $581,56U!. Decorator Colors Scioto - $2Utl.44, $22,456.· , 16, 1727,512.75, f'I3U41 ·38· Vinton - $1,ttlG.51, $1,44io.97, • f42.37S.37, $41,1,69.52. Horotd Chilo, Mer. 504 TINTH ST. : Collection of motor vehicle 1 Mlddltporl HUNTINGTON, W. VA. 1 bousetraller and ""' tares In Loculi St. the ten county areas showing WY 2·2511 Phon• 525·7221 · fi&ures for the two-week prr· L_________, .L_ _ _ _..,...,..,...........I ___ • 1 f'ivo of the ten south-eastern Ohio counties showed an in· crease in sales tn collections lor the period ending March ! . They were Athens, Gallia. Law· renee. Pike and Ross. Counties showing lesa fiacal year figures lor the two-week period ending March J wert Hocking, Meigs, Pike and Seioto. red to the Results Departrneot in December of 19113 and asaumed the duties of test eo. D Ito i ,. I ,. I gmeer. a n s ...e awoer o lour daUJhtera and a son. The Daltons plan to move to Pt. Pleasant in the near future. . 1 Five SEO Counties Show Hike in Sales Tax Report CAtENDAR WEDNESDAY' BOSWOR'Ml COUNCO. Nt. 48, Royal and Select Maaten, will hold a stated asl!!lllbly Wednesday al 7:30 p. m. lor transaction of all buoiness and will confer the Royal and Select Muter! degree on live candidates. All officers and companions are urged to attend CHESTER COMMUNJTY Bomemakm Club will meet at -, 5 11111 BirtMay of Dtlu1hter Horwred 13 Meigs Students PT. PLEASANT- J. W. Dal· lOll, Kanawha River plant test engineer, has been promoted to a position on the Aroerlcan Electric ~ower system's co,. PT. PLEAsANT _ Cbarles crete laboratory at New Haven. Daniel O'Bryan and Apes Irene O'B Hartl lndlct Dalton, a graduate of West ed :nPteadrnc~'::to Co : Vlrginialnatltute of Technology, ch 1'8 was llrat employed at the Ka... ery arges, have been placed awha River plant In June, 19M ~ three= probation by the as a chemist. He was transfer· ~cull SPECIAL 64 PONTIAC AIIK TO wm ~~= ~~':'!"Ntw~ill, Earn OU Hou.ora PT. PLEASANT Joba .wu. CbeJter m •1 _.~ 01!18 Univtrslty Mr. 1114 Mr!. Mooon Jlilhn 1lml Roach, :!11, New Hav~, birth of a 7llt • lllday IIIIo nm... of 1,2111 ..terlaiM.d with • party Sat· Ed Judith ~.. Roach, 10, New' Harold, Feb. 25 e1 St. dents of over 15,000 enrolled urdlly afternoon honoring Haven, have opplied for a mar- ~ PateullurJ. . lbe Dean's List lor the lint dlughter, Barbara, on her lith i'kiJe license in the office of GraDdp8NIIta are Mr. lllfller of 1be 1965-66 school! birthday. 111e Clerk. Mrl. C. K: Cbeiter year. Betre!hmenta were Hned Freshmen lllllll have at ~berry. Ailsa, EUJene lnd a 3.0, or B average, and Harris, Mrs. MOton Roush elassmen I 3.3 averqe and Sandra, Mrs. Ernest D81Ded to lhll list. From ris, Willie Fisher, the honored a.unly were, Middleport, guest and sister, Carla and les P. Gerard; Janice L. thers, Roland and Gordon. ne!illl, David R. WHey, erovUie; Jobn w. 1; Pameroy, Robert The modem lm!atlast SOCIAL Dalton Promoted 'fo AEP Poeitiou Forgers Put On Probation . . W .. k ur · e e y 1 0 I \ '' Daily lenllnfll, l\:aoarv,-1llc!dteport, o ., Mar!!ll II, M8-5 CHECK YOUR CAR'S REGISTRATION NU.ER AT ••• ' BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. "THE AREA'S AUTHORIZED BUICK DIALIR" ASHLAND OIL A REFINING COMPANY' POMEROY, OHIO • • • • - · ; �. •' ' J, . · ·,.~ ;r;;; .; . \I • ~Christian Radicalism Insists God· IS Convicted "' that we can to communicale r 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport; 0 ., March lS, 196o D·ead thet;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~; tho church's. language of message our own in tbne rather · lban in IIISty and confusiag jargon from tli• neo1oD lllll'enDHI word became flelh and dwelt <hill. llllhap Plke ampbM!Irts moral !awe which are binding the l'esult tan only be moral past," says Prof. J. Robert · t~ , ll ,._) 1111011& Ul, .full al JriiCO and the human role ol Jesus, and at ali Umes. The Chrlstian's!aoarrhy. .Nelsciii of Boston University a, LOOJS c.+S8!7• trutll." Aallber, ev• briefer, ht 1111!1111 to be sayJna that ODiy Imperative is to be guided , Cllureh'• &le Qaestloned ... School o! Theology, a well· ~ Pnos II 'I ' slalemlat ol llle doctrine Ia eJIIII would bave been just au by love lor o~. He ~ust ·l Beyond all specllic disagree- known Protestant liberal. ''l'here Is ... Gtd and Jetlll louDd lD St. Paul'• Iammi ardlnary man bad be nol gone lbere!ore seck 1ft each partlCU· ' ments about God Christ and "There is admittedly a huge ' . His ouly bololten 1011." seala!etl: "God wu 1n Quilt, to unique lengtbl In "openin&'' lor situation to do what seems j rt Oe ;adicals are need toda)· for restating fillTha.t, a~ to 111 8111111· rec:t~~Mii,. 11Je world unto blmlelf to lbe love and power like the most loving thlag under ;: 1/ 'at odds with mainline Christian doctrine. But there is of God. !be clrcumstanoes. ' Christian thinkera on the no need, nor warrant, lor 111 0 u , witllclam cireulatlni Hlmaelf." amoog thaologians Ia the tned H.- To 11M Alone with Uo new lbeoiOI)' Advocates of this appro~ 'i question of how to make the destroying it." lithe oew mov- knewn 8!1 'l'lle empbuls Ill lbe doclrlae and Its new cbrlatoloD', tbe tall it "situation ethics." ,church relevant to skeptical, Or, as anolber theolo~cal wit "Chriltlsn Radicalism." of the lncarutlna Ia • God's radical J1lOVemeDt hal IIIIo pat !:rlllcs are llllt. to ~~fer to 1t asjaecular·minded people o! the put it, "Ball!water, s1; baby, 'llle J&ke bas a sharp polDI, IDltlltlve In dnwiq near to forward a "new morality." It moral relatiVISm.. When they space age. no." (lecanse the Christian radlcala men In the penon ~ Jl!llla llolda tllat there are DO abBolule are ~t exchangmg semanilcl The radicals insist that lhel;-=======-., incliDed ID clinK to J-. _ _ ;:•f~e.. :~ ,;;;knDwledgel church will get a hearing only 96th Anniversary 10 ' while repudilllnl !be ralber Ill ell' erenee 18 if it gets rid of what Bishop f!eavetl whom be tlalmed to '";'.ad"'1·~p~asis. I' ts i Pike calls its "excess theolofli· ioeprese11 1ona mora IS agree cal baggage , \ f !he leaders of lbe lbat Jesus taUJhl that "love is I The uphoiders of historic 5H Our Prize Boerd One 0 Prof WUII.Im Hathe lulfulment of ~e law," and ·l' Christianity say that modern (IIIOVOment. Colg. •....... _ter lbat he invariably put love of -n yearns above all else for ,milton If a~lghhor b i". DISCOUNTS ·Divinity School, Rocbelter, The Carleton g........ School JJele I' Aa odvet'tuanyt'on·snlsarradow ,mearnng in his life. Tho last 11 Is " a had an attendance--• ga the 1Sm.needn for8 moral a 1 1laws asi'I thing he ted needs or"Chri wantsti is'ly'' an On All Reg. Priced Shoes ,fi.Y., savs its. ob';ec,ve of 73, offer. Mr. and Mrs. Rllllld Wise mit Hard Top. With V-8 motor, automatic 1 'todless Chrlsilaftlty. SUch a lng $59.02. The Junior cbolr and children of Middleport and guiding principles, applicable to 1 :;•~cu ~ him to wooid uphold the sang several selections I!OCOm· Mr. and Mrs. Maywood John- most if not all circumstances I h"c ho ers "?t hun'self l.ieligion transmission. With power brakes and · _ · w"B om e can comm1 d 11. ''d ea 1s o1 Jesus, Hamil• panied by •ft· ,..,.s Judy KinI a1 atoo calted oo Mr. and .. on •· The crux of the dispute is .ethiCal Middleport, 0. 11 11 ~explains, but would have~ lbe:, piino. Miss Brenda Smith Lawrence Johnston and fami· whotherhuman beiags who are j ~y~a~~~ ~~~-"~a__ $leering. jhom for "Jl':eaching, worship, was awarded a pin for three- J,y. DOtorious for their P.,wers of• payer, ordmatlon or II· year perfect attendance. 11om ratiooalizatin can trust them- 1 1 wr TERMS ••• :arameniS." Mrs. Hazel Arnold had a piz- Mr. and .Mrs. er een- selves to de~ide when one of 1 . Hamilloo is lreqae~~tly asked za party Wednesday nlglll lor bower called on their daUJ)lter the clear moral rules of the ,I • hy h• rootinues to regard her son, Nathan, Jr., who was Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jeli~s Bible-lor example the prohibi-l esus as the Jre;'lest teacher of leavi~ 'r.lursday lor service. and family ol Syracuse a~f • lion of adultery-;.ay be set : GMAC Financing Available uman hi.tory. II he has come Attendmg were Mr. and Mrs. ~nd Mrs. Gene Congo an am- aside in the name of "love." A:: the conclusion thai Jesus Patrick WUitams, Miss Sheila liy, local. altuationist would "'Y that they ,: was rom~lelely wrong aboUt BearhsofChester,Mr.andMrs. Mr.andMra.Laulslcenhower can-and if they go wrong, ; tbe one thing to which he Charles Mash Jr., Butch, Bob- and two children of Eut Liv· that's pari of the price o( attached greatest importance- by aad Susie, Mr. and M r •· erpool called on Mr. and Mrs. Christian freedom. : IIBmely, the existence of God. John Dean •. John Walter and Homer Icenhower. A moralist would reply thai : Cadillac - Oldsmobile Jesu•' llllique Atlractlon Richard, MIS9 Evallne Arnold, the Ten Cammandments are 'llle Colgale-Rdebester profes- Lester and Walter Arnold. Na- Mrs. Wanda Donnelson and broken lreuontly enough even i "You'll Uke Our Quality Way mf Doing Business" sor acknowledges that this is a than,. who left Thursday morn- two chUdren of Columbus call· when they're regarded as 1 pertinenl queslicm. His answer mg, IS stationed at Fort Knox, ed o.u her mother, Mr. and bindlng preceipts, and that WY 2-534~ Pomeroy Ohio is that he feels "drawn" to Ky. Mrs. Charlie Carron aRC! faiDI· the church starts poking! Jesus th because is someMr..10andColumbus Mrs. Roger ••. .0 in "there his words his were over Young the ly. . :;;eon~ven~ien~tGioo~p~h~ol~e~•~l."_n~th~e~m~.G~~~::::::::::::=~~~~====~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ 1 "' ng . " · . ' · weekend. They visited with Mr. Mrs. Edra Bush ls helping Ufe. hiS way with others, hiS and Mrs. Marleen Cozart. her daUJhter and childreu, Mrs. death. lh~t I do oot ftnd Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Hinton Zana Middleswart while she elsewhere. B' h J·•- A T have moved into the house of Is til wtth flu. AngliCan IS Op "'w · · Mr 1 nd .,_ Char'h · Robinson, another high priest of · •ru •· ""' Mas ' Mrs. Minnie Carroll received the Welker farm on word that hlrl-' Mrs • Kath· d. ai movement, also formerly the raiC w ..,. 8 k Hill took• to Jesus as the supreme : er d r.i,.. WtlU Kin ryo Miller of Columbus suffered e1emplar of human conduct. I r · :nd d' am ts ~ 1 heart attack and Ill at Mercy Having abandoned the concept , were ay .mner gues 0 Hospital In Columbus. God Bishop 1Mr. and Mrs. R1cbard Hlelmann Mr Anna Healey remains ill of • persooa1 ' . o! Hemlock Grove. s. Robinson is unable to thmk of M d M J b De nd Melgs General Hespltal at rs.on . ana . 8 Jesus as the Son of GodBh . ut. e 1 milr.an b'..... Pomeroy. Sh'in e IS 1 ser1ou ha a y gave a surpriSe ""~ is prepared to accerd him w t day dinner lor her IMther, Mrs. condition. he rogardl a~ , 1 more Kenoeth Marklns Sunday. Those Larry Lehew spen~ 1 w~ meaningful t1tle: The Man for attending were Mr. Walter Ter- end at Ravenswood Vlsttlng re Others.'' rei!, Billy and Vickie Kednall, atives. . Episcopal Bishop . Jam~ A. Alma Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. ~ Mrs. WUiiam Ables Pike of San FranciSCO, m his Robert Ried Bruce VIrginia and laiDlly spent Sunday ~fie~'. new book, "What is This Rodney and 'oavid Ried o! Pa: nooo with his parents, Mr. and Treasure?" (Harper), speaks of taskala, Ohio, Juanita and Ruth Mrs. Frank Ables, Raveoswood. Jesus as a man who so ~ptied Ann Terrell of Pomeroy and Mr. I Mr. Ables is Ul. himself of prtde and sell1shness and Mrs. Kenneth Markins of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Auththal he became "a human Racine. erson of Lowen spent Sabfi'. avenue whom God could fully Mr. and Mn. Olen Harrison day night with his parent&, Mr. 11:1... in Jesus, he says, we see visil<'d this past week with their and Mrs. Carl Autherson. . "all that anyone needs to son Phil Harrison of Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cossm know" about "what God is like. Md' and two childreo of Columbus es~.~ecial!y in relation to men" Mr and Mrs. Wayne Beai visited Mr. and !Mrs. Aaron and also what man is supposed visited with the Wlilter Daniels Turner and two children and 10 be like. family at Albany recently. , Mr. Simey Powell. Although Bishop Pike's views Mr and Mrs. Webtr Wood I Mrs. Anna Brewer remains are rlo~er to traditional Chris· ~ad as recent visitors Mr. and I bedfast. 11an faith than those of the Mrs. Frank Pauly of Harrison- Mr. Simey Powell and Mr. Hoolhl"l' self·styied "Christian ville. mer Icenhower called on Mr. radicals." lhe bishop is quick to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brickles and Mrs. Maywood Joholtoo. disavow any imputation of and Faye Pratt vislied a few -May JoiWiol orthodoxy. He said in a recent days in Kent, Ohio. Interview lhat he does not ' Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Hudson Wood and family. accept the doctrine of the had as Sunday guesiB Sandra, Mrs. Leroy Wyant was in lnrarnalion, which has been the Linda and Karla Beat Charleston to visit ber brother, linchpin of Christian theology M'rs. Louise Harrison, Mrs. Mr. Elmer Hunt wbo Is I pa· for 20 centuries. The classic Dale Iarrison and Scott Ryan !lent at Clrarleston Memonal slalement or this doctrine is were visiting in Columbus Tues- Hospital and underwent surgery found in the opening words of day. recently. . . Fourth Gospel : "In the begin- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carl and Mr. and Mrs. R1chard Hiel· oing was the word, and U1e l)lodney were Sunday afternoon mann were recent visitors of word was with God, and the guesiB of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne .Mr. and Mro. Olen Hamson .. word was God . . . and the Beat and Mr. and Mrs. Norman , Mrs. Dana DaiS, Mrs. VU'gll :..:___::______:__ _ _ _ _ _ _~_ - King, Mrs. Clyde Hinton have all been ill recently. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Carl and : son, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight OUr~, FJa OM Town ts Kingsbury SOCiety • News sA LE 1 Society Notes CATALINA 2 DOOR 'a:;' Roush's Shoe Store 1195 ~ KARR & VAN ZANDT ill t asonaki Court af. er lousm Ill re lion to I he var establishments on the forged checks accepted by the . ousmess eslabllshmenta In both :lhlo and West VIrginia. Oiher action of the court was the granting of 8 divorce to Marsha Joan Huddleston from Thomas Edward Huddleston and the plaintil was granted care and eustody of their tnl8111 chUd. Pearlle Runion convicted or an assault ebarg~ by a Mason County petit l·,..., and sentenced to one year in the county jail, has IN> en !l"lnted a stay of sentenet until action ls taken on an appea.l to Supreme Court or the verdict. d lnMthcCe civil! adctlondof AJiexanll. er aus an an arre VB. Bright McCausland, an order has been flied for the de· fendant to appear in Mason C:oun(1 Circuit Court on March 18th to answer notice lor con· tempt of Court. An order was signed by the court in the partilion action of Frances E. Kearns vs. William K. Kerns confirming sale and distributing of proceeds 1 r 0 m sale of real estate Th I 'I t' ·, B A D 1 e c VI ac.1on o . : · aton, Donald R1ce, Phll1p Burgess, Donald O'Neil, William McCully, and M. H. Crider vs. Austin Co~pany has been settied and d1smlssed from the docket. the home of Mrs Woodrow Donna L. Crow, Leslie M. Mora on Wednesday March 1 Mary S. Handley, Alfred N. ' • aon, Thomaa L White· Ra!:!:ll from 10 a.m. to S p.m. Pot-luc. ......., , ·a •••••~'le lunch at noon Bell E. """"1, .._.... , MIDDLEPOiiT LITERARY mas c. Eckersley; Syraeu1se, II Club will meet Wednesday af. Clarice J. Norrla. of temoon at 2 p.m. at the home Study Topic Btuetl Mrs. William Russell, GrBIJt.St. On Knotllin 'Him' ~ook reviews will ~~de The SeiiJor BY'of the Pon~ II Ohio Scenes and Citizens "by roy First Baptllt church Mrs. James Harley and ~ Sunday eveniJII In the ~=~~~ American Family, The Talia •---~ wilb th a-. by Mrs. Nan Moore. Roll call ~· u response wtll be a leader born ..u.~- Hllm?'' II lD Ohio. THURSDAY """ DIIJ " ' .......w hI c wu lbe lludy topic EVANGELINE CHAPTEII, lnugbt oullbal a person .~''II OES will hold its annual in- wont to know Blm, lllllll ebooae apection Thursday evening, to know Blm, Dlllll obey Him, March 17 at 7'30 p m at the and use !be JDeiDI of lmowiag Masonic Tempi~ In !llm-labAtlelbe cl~ of !be Julia Fleming, Deputy Grand mg, teoDil was enj!Jellfl Malron of District :u; will be the by Mike Marlin, LlrrY inspecting officer. lllke Sawyer, David Mlchaellil FRIDAY aDd lhe Rev. WiWIDII. Pleaslnl Valley Hospital A~MISSIONS: Della Nibert, Calhpolls Ferry; PheiSter Long, Gll,llipobs Ferry; M~s. Andy Hall, Leon; Charles ChriS· ty, ·Apple Grove; Mrs. James E. Bragg, Letart; Mrs. Exer Meadows, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Howard Sharp, Apple Grove; Mrs. Lillie Dudding, Pt Pleasani; Mrs. Elsie Starcher, Spen· rer; Mrs. Harry Elliott, Gallipolis; Hearl Nihort, P!. Pleasant: Jamie Wolfinbarger, Pt. Pleasant; VirgO Gallagher, Ra· venswood; Dana Darst, P!. Plealiant; Mrs. Billie Stevens, Apple Grove; Mrs. Jobn Bush, Hogsell; Mrs. Ronald Springer, APPLE Grove Mrs. Walter Smit son, Letart; Mrs. Everett Duncan, Gallipolis Ferry. DISCHARGED: Mrs. Fred Ul Ill !1111 DP TilT IIVIIIIII V4LIIfll DILLIB Till IDDIILIDIID I CHASE HARDWARE 1 I 11 'hot!• BEl TONE Hearing Aid Center PT. PLEASANT _ Miss Em· ma Sue Kincaid and Donald Jar. rell, both Pt. Pleasant HI& h School graduates and now attending Marshall University, are candidates for positions of the student goverment body at the University. i.ucidteport. ST. PATRICK'S DAY Moort's Will Soon le Hare Announce Give TheLin Showing Of Your Choice A ..._.,. Of Tilt IEAUI'JFUL ellolt 'II Jdt,.. Ntw GREEN and WHITE CENTERPICE •tutor Moclels $3.50 .., "' She Will .. Thrllllcll FAUETEETH DUDLEY'S QJ4 0114 114 21135 21235 21SJS 21!145 262 263 2U 2£51 2£72 2f.l2 2Q26 2063 2Gi4 U7 2G6II 2J71 2J72 2J74 2J76 2J78 21142 2N26 2N63 2Ne4 21167 ~9 2P11 2P72 2P74 21'76 21'78 2R31 2532 ZS42 2553 2572 2U51 2U52 21161 2U6Z 2U65 2WS.l 362K 363K 363S 3M3 3A47 3A63 3A6S 3A66 3A68 2\'83 3E52 2253 3ESSS 2l72 3£53 11545 3E54 31565 3E61 31635 3£62 31735 3E65 352 353 ~ 3£18 3r49 liG72 '*' . Wakes.._Up.Lazy 7 POMaOY, Clllll ate ' • m e • eo mE 3 FURNITURE 5 595. 7 -·p__,_5__ • lAKER fURNITURE 3G74 3G76 3G78 3J2 3J51 3J52 3J53 3J68 31<48 3K49 3Nal 3N64 3N66 31168 3N72 3R31 3R32 3R41 a&l7 3545 JS52 3553 3S68 300 3ll47 3U63 3U65 3U66 3U69 3W67 3Z52 3ZSJ 3Z54 3Z61 3Z62 3Z65 4113S .1235 ..,tho Hsl, ~'Yo tokon tho fl111111p IOward bolnt1 -. wfnn1r. Now to s:;J;our Buick dealtr. He hat a 1111: of 72 ""'"'" tel In his showroom. If you tee your entire vehicle kllntfftcltlon number on tho poster-tho symbol• plut llio ...1 ot llio num-$2332 _ , II ,..... (11 yaur ~Ill lln't kltd In tNsld, don't live up. Your numbert f!'IY lalwbttn~durigthil*tftwwtttls.An<l ~. -·-~ ~,,. · are 72 new winners ........ ted on 1 ..,.....,, u,..... the showroom WIU. 5o watch tor next weeks list of MW sy~1 in thil NWIPiptr.) No slopn to . ! 41535 41739 41839 452 453 454 4S315 4!1415 45S37 45837 473 4A60 4A64 4A&Q 4.168 4A68 .E45 4E63 4£72 4E74 4E76 4E7a 4R42 4545 412 4U!O -1651 4J( 4.145 4!63 4!12 4K4 4K6 4N52 4NSJ 4N54 4N61 4N62 olll31 oiR32 olll41 4Ut!ll 4l78 6148 614C 621M 622L 624F 62&1' G28K 4W45 I3IIK 4563 4$72 4U65 4U66 4U68 4W63 4W72 4Y87 4l45 4l63 4ZI4 4l72 4l74 4l7t - -..... 611 618 iJ4 732 762D 7621. 774 628W 7U, 6321' 453!!C 835l 63IC 63aA 639W 654 li62W 663P 7KC IIII4M 8141( 114M 82AP liS4A -8341. 11831. i 8641. 1741' 884P 894K 816 8J4 11M 11621. 9625 KlA 8J4 BK4 L74 ! ! I i ! ! lnwnt, no puultl to IDive.ln flct, ~ cfon't Mn have to own 1 lllk:k to hm a Wlnnfnt numbtr. While YOU're In tht thaw1001n, nt • ,ood IGGk at !lit Bulo~ Spocill, Tho $2332,00> hlppentlobo Ito prlc. . ......., ...... ...,.. ....... ,.,.._..,..,,.., ...... ,_ ....._,... r•1'1l .. llllll*d ....,......, . . --.-.... c.ntnt lultt. Rtlldenb of ~~,.,..., Mlaaurl .,... Nob•11ka moy H lh.r to R, L. PalO oncibi,;t:'·"· l147t o •II !Pn "'1231 •r.d riGtlYI •• lytlllto wl nnw"~''' =m•ll orcompa nwtlhtMirawnv.hlde nu. ieatiQfl num~!z An oftlclll form w11 '"'" etudH. S...,..:akel Mmltld.mry to Mr'IOftl 21 IMI)C In the canUMntai u.s. Nat w111e1 tn F&ofltfa or ltattswhtrt prohlbltH ~'taw. •=• -=a• ·~ • • ' ' J 7 lhn's hw It wrb. Look at tht tlrat tymboft tlflt prefix) on your vehltle idtntlllcetlon tllp. Then rt.ok It thesymbots lilted above. If you flnd youra I . . . . . 1. . •· • .Ji~~l"l '*' En9!~esl Is here, r 119" ' I the nrsr parr 01 I 5 MOORE'S t_. •oo.J. . foldlal' 1 ... ".' Stop In and S. Our EV AN~EIJNE .CHAPTER Helps Solve 3 llttest St. Patrlcb Day OES, M1ddleport, Will bold a Decoratl,. Novoltllt nunmage sale Frida.y and Sat· urdlly, March 25-Zii m tbe Wil·. Worries aad Problems lie Maud Coates buDding, forA UW. PA&lDIH IDI1Dlltdl OD Ollllill: (JI KelJIO merly occupied by Cliff's Shoe ................ bald faiH 1INth men trm1J bi place; Repa~. Members wishing art!· 12~ Boldl tlllm moM aomtortabiJ; 11 r.a JOU btte up eo u,; :buder cles p1cked up may contact Mrs. w tbout dteoomtorc. PABT8J:TH lorvlng ~ lltlond "'" John Lyons, WY2-3700, o rMrs. l'tnrd.tr lllalkaHu (noD·&Citd).Won't 111'111'. No I\UDIDJ, pucr cut~ PHONE WY 2·2848 Jarrell, a junior, is cr.ndidate William King, WY2-5681. 511 N. W ...... Mf.. Gl'fle~~l Avoldemb&rruament. Ott for student body vice president. PAS... a at au 4ru1 oouatiiS'I. For the past three years JarANNOUNCE EXAMS rell has represented Marshall PT. PLEASANT - Homer D. 0 ~··· as a member of the University Lowe, Jr., secretary of the Debate team. He i• president of Pollee Civil Service Commls· the Pi Kapp:: Della, the Nation- slon of Pt. Pleasant, hu an• al Debate fraternity. He is a nounced that application may 5 Y~ddmd~~~~_.,_. ... ~-~ history major and will soon iJe. be flied in the City Clerk's oCOee I WOW'engm ~orne eligible lor membership on or before March 24 for ad· CMbe. . . . . . . tliadt't IS? m the history honorary with a mission to competitive examin· 6 1 • • "' 3.83 average In hls major. atlon to establish an eligibility I 1111 • dlol % M•l h dlollllad. The general election is sched- list for the position of probauled lor Wednesday in the stu- lion patrolman for Pt. Ptewnt. OW. . Up to 10%- . dent union building from 8 a.m. The e~amination will be held I I until 5 p. m. The results of at the Clerk's office at 7 p.m. the election will be announced March 31 1966. A'Jll1PIIP••IIft,.;,__~,llll•ll'il91tj5 . . .1Regular are balllil Wednesday evening at the mlxlr-=="''===--==;! to be held In the Student Union. t, 'IO"IIil~lltliiii'IIIIIIL1411Ciil-,." G l ¥ Comptet. R-of tMt ~~~~ Slop .. Stauffer, Mrs. Jacob Markle, Kimberly Lambert, Ilene Mt•11Pa.,o.r nearby ' II lt(JL' ' ' Dalton, Mrs. Albert Hartenhach, Mrs. Eugene Ball, Mrs. D'avid I Clarkm, Mrs. Hattie Kay. BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. Ronaid Springer, Apple Grove, a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sharp, Apple Grove, a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mlclclleport, 0. Bragg, Letart, a son. Emma Sue, • sophomoro, Is a candidate lor Junior Class Senator. She is a member of the Alpha Delta Sorority In which she holds the office of QuHI Chairman and Assistant Pledge Trainer. Miss Kincaid is majoring in speech theraphy. J l - '·. eNow a'' .... • I 014 Heartng Aid enter I !eA:U':"'' At MafSha II Chore ROTO Tl ~.:~~:~~~dr~!inking' ~~~nd~:~15:!eei~bei 1. an Anew list every week from now until March 31st 429 first prizes. 8El J NE PAINTS m" WOD'233r'C8Shl 1' grandfather ~~~~r~n~r ~:~~.Kn~~;e .r:~ at Grove C1ty. CQCHRAN point I'b rads Student Ra"e " S AI~. Shop Moore's and Savt!1 I 1 iods ending March !, !IIIli. ~nd I ~----- ~ March 6, 1!165, and for the ,,.. Q cal years startmg July 1, 1!165 , , and July I, 1!164 fonows: Athens ~ $12,737.52, $11,558.02, ~10,1107.· C:a-' ( 16, $114,599.10. Gallla - fl.~.· ... •lte 12, ltii,IIGUO. Gallla - 11.22l,· MR. K. L. IYRD 12, f'l,lll8.21, 1101,802.20, 111111,· WILL .IE AT 1109.84. Hocking_.a,822.88, II,· 852.39 190,591.21 fl0,25tl.tt. Jaek· 306 N. Second Ave. · oon - lt2,ttl6.t4, I1S,413.117, Mlddl Oh' Figum showinl the collec· 1132 1l67.15, $121,088.16. Law· oport, 10 tions for the two-weeks pertnds rene'. - $17,024,62, $14,861.83, ON ending Morch 5, 11166, an dl 1241.884.89, $231,599.12. MeigsThursday, Mar. 17 March 6, 1965, and lor the [J'- ' 16,541 .70, 14,7115.92, $103,875.50, FROM cal years starting July 1, 1965, 186,995.94. Pike ~ 15,915.70, 14.1011 July I, 19114 follow' 564 94. $112,257.87, 168,307.69. 9 a.m. to 12 noon Athens - $15,179.1!, $1 !.703.· Ross --'15761.04, $16,75UI, · 'I& 1455 38 1.23, $397.595.01. $254,199.42, $237,003.36. SciotoTo ..pair and service Galila. - $6,379.02. $5,64614,1 $28,:r19.00, $22,225.86, 379,098.hnrlng lids 1171,345.116, $173.759.71. 116, 1!32.088.50. Vinton - 11,002.· lotterlM 1nd supplies for BO<king _ $5,876.57, $7.1lt· l3o. 12.001.9'1, $43,818.84 ~:111,. all mak11 for salt 18, 1152.8.17 27. 1154.515.48. I:Jaa.42. Mr. Byrd will be glad to Jackoon - $7,2117.55. 110.323.· 1,=====....._............ ---..l!ll!lve you a free hearing fl. $259.96143, $256,675.09 Lest with the latest Bel. Lawrence - 19200.116. $11.253.· Supor Promium Quollty tone Electronic equip· 11. $381,288.73. $372.027.55. I ment. Metga - $5,921.86. $1;,581.44, fm.a!l5 31, $156,931.09 : If huring is your Pike - $3,051.10, $%,496.3!. problom Bellona I• fll~ 75187. $91,606.67. tho answer !toss - $19,1116.11, $15,574.19, tli8o.529.49, $581,56U!. Decorator Colors Scioto - $2Utl.44, $22,456.· , 16, 1727,512.75, f'I3U41 ·38· Vinton - $1,ttlG.51, $1,44io.97, • f42.37S.37, $41,1,69.52. Horotd Chilo, Mer. 504 TINTH ST. : Collection of motor vehicle 1 Mlddltporl HUNTINGTON, W. VA. 1 bousetraller and ""' tares In Loculi St. the ten county areas showing WY 2·2511 Phon• 525·7221 · fi&ures for the two-week prr· L_________, .L_ _ _ _..,...,..,...........I ___ • 1 f'ivo of the ten south-eastern Ohio counties showed an in· crease in sales tn collections lor the period ending March ! . They were Athens, Gallia. Law· renee. Pike and Ross. Counties showing lesa fiacal year figures lor the two-week period ending March J wert Hocking, Meigs, Pike and Seioto. red to the Results Departrneot in December of 19113 and asaumed the duties of test eo. D Ito i ,. I ,. I gmeer. a n s ...e awoer o lour daUJhtera and a son. The Daltons plan to move to Pt. Pleasant in the near future. . 1 Five SEO Counties Show Hike in Sales Tax Report CAtENDAR WEDNESDAY' BOSWOR'Ml COUNCO. Nt. 48, Royal and Select Maaten, will hold a stated asl!!lllbly Wednesday al 7:30 p. m. lor transaction of all buoiness and will confer the Royal and Select Muter! degree on live candidates. All officers and companions are urged to attend CHESTER COMMUNJTY Bomemakm Club will meet at -, 5 11111 BirtMay of Dtlu1hter Horwred 13 Meigs Students PT. PLEASANT- J. W. Dal· lOll, Kanawha River plant test engineer, has been promoted to a position on the Aroerlcan Electric ~ower system's co,. PT. PLEAsANT _ Cbarles crete laboratory at New Haven. Daniel O'Bryan and Apes Irene O'B Hartl lndlct Dalton, a graduate of West ed :nPteadrnc~'::to Co : Vlrginialnatltute of Technology, ch 1'8 was llrat employed at the Ka... ery arges, have been placed awha River plant In June, 19M ~ three= probation by the as a chemist. He was transfer· ~cull SPECIAL 64 PONTIAC AIIK TO wm ~~= ~~':'!"Ntw~ill, Earn OU Hou.ora PT. PLEASANT Joba .wu. CbeJter m •1 _.~ 01!18 Univtrslty Mr. 1114 Mr!. Mooon Jlilhn 1lml Roach, :!11, New Hav~, birth of a 7llt • lllday IIIIo nm... of 1,2111 ..terlaiM.d with • party Sat· Ed Judith ~.. Roach, 10, New' Harold, Feb. 25 e1 St. dents of over 15,000 enrolled urdlly afternoon honoring Haven, have opplied for a mar- ~ PateullurJ. . lbe Dean's List lor the lint dlughter, Barbara, on her lith i'kiJe license in the office of GraDdp8NIIta are Mr. lllfller of 1be 1965-66 school! birthday. 111e Clerk. Mrl. C. K: Cbeiter year. Betre!hmenta were Hned Freshmen lllllll have at ~berry. Ailsa, EUJene lnd a 3.0, or B average, and Harris, Mrs. MOton Roush elassmen I 3.3 averqe and Sandra, Mrs. Ernest D81Ded to lhll list. From ris, Willie Fisher, the honored a.unly were, Middleport, guest and sister, Carla and les P. Gerard; Janice L. thers, Roland and Gordon. ne!illl, David R. WHey, erovUie; Jobn w. 1; Pameroy, Robert The modem lm!atlast SOCIAL Dalton Promoted 'fo AEP Poeitiou Forgers Put On Probation . . W .. k ur · e e y 1 0 I \ '' Daily lenllnfll, l\:aoarv,-1llc!dteport, o ., Mar!!ll II, M8-5 CHECK YOUR CAR'S REGISTRATION NU.ER AT ••• ' BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. "THE AREA'S AUTHORIZED BUICK DIALIR" ASHLAND OIL A REFINING COMPANY' POMEROY, OHIO • • • • - · ; �.•! I • " 11-:-Dall~ Sentl~l:-~m~~~ddleport, INFORMATION OI4DL..II 1 P. M. DIY ' letiN fQic..._ tNndiY DtHIM 'till A. M. pOfi 181 0V Motor Co. 51~NIS , o., MarH 15, ,1see' ~ OIJAIITT ru ' .. FOR SALE Auto Sales ----;;;;;.~;---,j.;-;;;;~~~;.;-~ FERTILIZER. - malic. FAJRLANE 101 V-1 AutoN"" tires, $501. Call ' HELEN HRP US! ' 4 ROOMS,. bath, !ull base~DI, atorm doors ud wiBdowa, aluminum sldl»a. Priced rea• onably. Can be aeea at 773 Grant street, Mlddleport. II' .LI liN CASIY IARNIY GOOGL! 1lld SNUP:PY SMITH • .. a., 3 15 Ole RoW '1'0 MAKE BIG WITH JN.LA\fti LJ..II.., Dear HeieR: H1I1R . I - ~ a cu of l8l'diMo IIUI of theboard. Whea they bad ~ kiD « miael pie I jllll &ot ., WY 2-37111 daytime or 1112-.1145 ~· ~--.., and got • dish ol let · New H9vea after I p. m. I have beea married a ym from the refriprator. "Nlll " EVERYTHING 1 t ete fOMEROY - ROUTE '1-Cloee uo am baviD& "iJI.Iaw" prob- 1 cton't Uke mustard, d 111 Fer Dtr et Pulllllt ..... Why drive 150 mileo, when RAMBLER 81811011 Wagon. 111, 2 story frame home, 8 !ems. Not that they area'~ sweet pieklea, 1118)'01111allf, etc. Ytl 65 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door Sedan _ $2295 rou can Jet delivC!'fi at our 11111 room• t4 bedrooms!, I u II- .and getlelOUI, but they art ln. whea they bad hamburlert, area warehouse. us for 8 cyl., Powerglide. Tan and beige finish. Like new Private owner, $151. Call 992baaement with utllity room conslderall at the dinner Ia- both lime• tbey put an that !JM!cia1ized oervltt - Bulk ljfes. See this one before you buy. 1 153 Spreading Available - We 54108. 11: hot air furnace beatiDg .~ ble! They raised my husband juDk on mlne, and thea would 64 Olds 88 4 Door $2149 Also Can Apply Liquid Nl· front porch garage .'large to eat "somethiRg of every· laugh aa I took my. bua apart trogen To Your Fleds. All Auto. trans. Radio, heater, power brakes, and steering. lot. $14,000.00. ' tbiRg" that was 01 the table, and acraped off the lluff. •ATil Analysis, straight • m!Ied Blue finish. Spotless clean interior. A real buy. l'er W1nf All IM'Tin materials available. All at ----------!POMEROY - 1\!J Stoi'J frame, and are trying to make me do Co you tell me bow ~ • cen • par Wol\111 •na ll*rttM aew low prices. 64 Chevelle Malibu Sta. W1gon _ $1895 WATER WELL DrUIIDg. Water e rooms, bath, cellar, gas the same. eu be 10 l»conslderatet Mllllrnlllll Char" " Ctnb l2 Certfl .,_, wol'tl * 111,_ CtAo Ph. WY 2-2181 8 cyl. Powerglide. Radio and heater. New tires. All pump sales and """'Ices. Free h 11 1 of h" h te MCUfl'ft lftNI'fteN eatimates. Call oollect II8Sea ng, ou zg wa r. I don't like eggs unless they DISILLUSIONED white outside witb red vinyl interior. A local owned Jl ,., ctllt DIKOUM ... ,al• . . nu •• Co A good pJ'O!lOI"Iy. Only tfi,OOO. are scram~ied. I don't II k e Dear Dlsz nct ' " pttd wltlliiR 11 tllys. 1 low mileage wagon. 2350. Hoffm.. Dr........ . ... RM • MR~· Leban (.II It O OF THANKI A NITUARIQ POM:ROY J 11 301e " '"' ""' · cheese or anythiRg with cheese It' . jlllllake '""" ••·n ,.,alldltlonll ,. ...,.wonl ftlhUM• ... • • • OHIO h. ----==---on Twp., 60 acres clean and iJo it 1 detest salads. 1 ean'l ; ; aupeN[IOII!.t dlilOfli'ICI MOUU I:H A. M. to S1H P. M. IDIIIY 5~B:1RES ~ell fenced, balance wooded, stand pumpkiA or mince pie. dish bride "Phose eatln& bablll llhlfdiY J:H A. M. t. UrM NM• OPEN EVE$, 9:00 P.M. P•US 2 story 7 room frame Yet we just spent " week with must have jelled at •four. Jack W. Carsay, Mgr. IT'I 10 IASY TO ttLACI A 'l'bere's ao way of breedillg your bome, with water system Bill's folks, and they only serv- Your in-laws are trying to USUL T tt•ODUICI ... 110 ••IH, CIHIO RUG WEAVING - Also rugs ' cows where you ran bave the and tgoodf wedatehrotsupplyh, base- ed scrambled eggs twice. Rest tell you oomelbing, IIOIIey-llkt WANT AD 11 I'.,"';;:;="';"=,~=';;":='"""~======~==~ for sale. Betty .rohnson, Ra- use ofhwcb,."uts~ndiag bu_l~ nzen' ore all" ea ng, of the lime they were fried, "Grow up!" If your husbBJid PHONE WY 2·2156 I" Wanted To Buy Wlnted · Ohio Bowmaa's Run 11 sue a ruw przce as WI corn (30 x 40 ), cnb, •ew poached, or ev011 (ug!) boiled. doesn't continue the educatl :ed WI 's-2634 3 10 7te COBA SERVICE. Moat per- block -~lk house, several oth- Whea they didn't serve I he he'd better send for a "hun on, -----:---:----:---:- ANTIQUE Furniture, dishes. BULLDOZER WORK. Reaso•· a ' · 90111 can't affurd to breed uy er bwldzngs. eggs scrambled I would just 1, hutto _ ill Card Of Th1nks misceilanenu•. Call ar write: able, dependable, and ex BUDGET PRICED ~ ID other way. For service, call ALBERT M. COX, BROKER get up from the table, go out ONCE ;ORE, • , ;-,;E -WISH ~ellpr --ess sin- Mn. Howard Cecll, 8W Ill. perieoro. WY 2-:!2IMI. our third floor budget . p. CLAIR WOODE TECH PomWY Z-3831 iR the kitcHen and scramble WITH FEELING! " cere :md heartfelt lhsnks to MaiD St., Pomeroy. 1 29 lk 3 II !Ole : ' Furniture, %-Wt • EvHU.,o WY Wi3f them myself, dlrtyi•g plenty of Dear Helen: 1 3 15 Dr. Bbzewicz and staff at ---3lc dishes and pans so they would Some nut in my family threw \le~gs G•nerai Hospilal, Rev. TRUCK DRIVERS WELDERS lllllnl Brolllen Alllll Wreeklac. ' • take the hint. out the paper. Could you re.\lk~re. Fntz BU<·k. Ewing Semi or SU"aighl PRODUCTION WELDERS ' BANNER TRAVEL I Used parts for cars and ROUSE - 33 acres, Czty ~ater Every meal there would be print the address of the monlh~· unrrol Home and to all Diesel or Gas TACK WELDERS TRAILER S trucks. Complete iille of Bond- Gas ~ell and mineral rzghts. a big salad by my plate, and il ly shoppers' newsletter whicb who ht'lp•d 111 any way during Ages 21 - 40 I r~:~LWF~~~=~ I ed brake lining '"! ail pas- Good mvestment property for just gotlhrowa away. They had gives the addresses of food and II~< hospitalization and dealh . Some expenenre helpful but LAYOUT ME~ lnd oenger cars. Rebuilt geaera- large hike site. Seen by ap- cheese i• some form constant· household goods companies thel ol our dPar mother, Mrs. [ not Tlf'Cessnry. You fran eharnt STEEL FABRICATORS ' SKAMPER tors and clute~ plates. A.ll pomtment only. W 2-3271. ly. One night they served mac- offer cash refunds, free gilts or . , 11 1.11 over $3 per hour a ler s or Provalling union wa90 scalo 1 S used snd rebuilt parll guar, S 13 711:1 aroni and diced ham and ruin- money-sav1·ng coupo- if you l oro I · · F 1 t For turthor informotion CAMPING TRAILER ·~ ~lr :wd Mrs. Herman Will 1 tra;nm~ 1 °~ d a~~~a ~~n tolophoneicollectl anteed. Now opetl to ~ve FOR SALE- 42 acre farm. 1, ed it by adding cheese. When I send in a box top or label of the and )Irs. Clara Williams wn e a ion I e . . 1419) 691-2475 ' Also make your reserva· yoo better, I a. m. lA> 7.30 saw that was ali they had to eat product• I believe you said II ,... Ha•ckl Termmal 1 1 ti 0 n for Rentals now p. m Sundays 10 a m. to 5 rooms and bath. Ten · a year to subscribe VISion 0 J io 11 · ' or •PI' Y n 1'0" " I got up from the table and got' oost $3 00 • · · . c Bldg.. 1255 Corwin Avenue. Mond•y thru S.turday, I p. m. Located 12 miles aartb minutes driVe from Pomeroy, · • - - - - - - - - - - Hamilton. Ohio. Or eail 513· 8 •.m. to 4 o.m. i BIG BEND I of p m 011 SL Rl 7 Ph Route 143 Harriaonvilie Rd. and y~u could save the cost Notice 890-8127, evenings 513-241-5572 AMERICAN SHIP , TRAILER SALES 1 ._.;.,eroy back 10 a month. -PENNY 3" 3 " 110 ~ WY 2~t'or WY 2-3618. - - -- · - - - -· BUILDING CO. ! ' PINCHER 3 13 lie 3 14 Jlc l \1 ILL not be responsible for 2145 Front St. ROUTE 124 1 Dear P.P.: For Rent Toledo, Ohio i At Syracuse Corporation EXPERIENCED Once more _ with feeling! dc·bl8 contracted by anyone ===:::·~ An equal opportunity 1 ROUSE FOR SALE, Owner other limn myself. Signed: FURNISHED room over Pom- 1 employer ELECTROLUX Swee r- hW!I. trsnsferred, 5 rooms, bath, Not since the scrap fiasco lu!ve Harry D. Garnes. 3 13 3tc ; eroy Wine Store. Man only. . . /" . t 1 bedrooms, full bW!ement I been so deluged with requesl• 11 - -- ~-I $5.011 a week. Frank Fugate. EXPLANATION good suctzo•, a c eanmg a -~1 with half bath end shower, ! for an address: The shoppers· NOTICE TRUCK GROWERS i W 2·5293. 3 II tfc Srienlisls believe the bed lachmenls on wheels. ~a;:~ enciOS<'II bested breezeway, By Clarice Allen newsletter is called Quick SiiOrdcr your southern cabbage FURNISHEDlroom - apart· of Pitch Lake on the island te~. l~ly W~~~:n . ond garage, garden, electric heat, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy en- ~er, and you can get further and tomato plants now. Char- ~ ment. WY 2-5435, 212 South of Tnmdad. In have been eac e . 14 6te j phone New Haven, 882-2232. tertained Saturday evening at mformalwn on II by writing to I"' R Harm. Porlland, Ohio 5th Avenue, Middl•porl. Ohio. formed from petroleum. which . - .. I 10 61p their home with a birthday EGGLESTON ENTERPRISE, Phone 843·2693. J J t2tc ,..m •"E· 7 b "th party honoring the birthdays of l Mdford, New York. Gond luck! 3 6 lfc ·became m1xed w1th earth ma- SINGER SEWING Machme m1 I ~ I tcrials long ages ago. beautiful new sewing table.[ rvn """ · room ouse WI Ali R - H. ~--- I NICFLY f · h d 2 'ed oom ·-- - 1 bath gas furnace 410 Spring Mrs. Clayton en, Mrs. ay· De R d • LOSE we~ ghl safely with Dex· urms e " ,' : Equipped with dial conlro lo , ' • mond Elberfeld Mr. Lawrence ar ea ers. 2 A-Diet tablets. Only !l8c at apartmen~ Mzddleporl. \\ Y ·· For~le zig zag, butloRhoie, overcast, WY !-2193 Pomeroy ~~22~~oy, ~- ~~~ S!mth, and Mr'. Don Matlack . While we're on the llddrt'Ss 3 3 tf~ ONE 2 bedroom. one !-bedroom ; fancy design, sew on buttons. Stark Pharmacy. 3 I 00tp 1 38 74 · ____ Homemade ice cream. decorat- c1rcmt, here are a few other; =-:::----;---c-·1 THREE and four room furmsh· : .Browns Trailer Park. \liner<-~ etc. Sacrifire for 8 payments .U.: CONDITIONING ftefrtgerHam'ito ed birthday cake and coffee I about which I have had numer1 1 304 IF Dr. says ulcers, get new I ed snd unfurnished apart· ville. WY 2·3324. 3 15 ~lr $5.69 each. IVY :1-2685. atlon eerv!co. Jark's ~ ~~~EMI~e::t $6000. 'ca~ were served to Mr. and Mrs. ~eqnuePra"ls'·.· PHS tablets. Fast as 11quids. ments. IVY ~5434. 12 6 lfc ONE ~I.~RTIN~7 _, horse-pcw•r 3_14 6te_ ~~ew Havt!ll, 4 1 1ft WY 2_5324 _ . World PeR P2ls, 3 3 tie Don Matlack and Donna Kaye Only 98c at Stark Pharmacy . i ~"'UR ROOM FURNISHED , outboard motor. Przced ~OI HEREFORD SALE - 31 bulls, · . . . - - ' of Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Clay- :;rid ~flail"s Center, UoiverJ I 30tp , apartment. WY 2·>385. 1 wy n7"'..1i. 3 15 Jtr ; 2S females. Southeastern Ohio OOMPLETE pest aad termite FOR SALE. Bn<k bouse, 8 ton Allen and B1ll, Mr. and Y of mnesota, Minneapolis. ===::-:::----:--:::-- I t 21 He ' - - - - Hereford Assn Spring Sale control aemces. 20 yean er,. rooms and balb. New foreed Mrs Lawrence Smith and Alice Mmn. 55455. Send your name, llELICIOUS Homemade Pilza, _ 156 ACRE FAR\! 6 miles hack : Horned and P~iled. Saturday', perience. Roaches, rats, oth- lir furnace. o/, finished base-, and. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ei· age, sex, ~ddress, and 35 cents, llc, 75c, ODd $1.00 sizes. [)e. ' l'IIAfi.Eft UYI'S ~ from Cheshire. Phone ~ 2· 1 March l!lth. Show UO a.m., er bousobold pests. Free ea- meaL Froat and back porch. I berleld, all !oraL Mr. Christy and you will get the mame of • iue PiZZO, $1.50. Jack's D01- age ar.cl ••ter Brown 1 l"rd m 3 b 6tc 1 Sale 1 P m Rock Springs timates and lllSpechon. No In Pomeroy. WY 2-3612 by showed slides of their recent pea frletld abroad, ph11 toe 2 25 lfa y cation iJ the western states "Silver Uning" ff Bar, ~liddleporL 12 I tic er Pari! tSI&te Appro...Cl ilG ·8.\LE.S-;;f mLwd bar. Take fairgrounds Pomeroy. salesmea. N"" termile toa- appointmat. -spaper 8 Obto, '"'":'"11 ~ Ill Get good price. WY ~ ' J 14 lie lroi plall. Meigs Couaty'l Olio J'OR SALE - Sev.. room Ate Leroy Baker and family a~ _''S~~estiou for Leiter Cllrd of Thanks 1::::=-=:=:-:---:-.-:-.-= 3 15 61o SIJPER snJFF sllr. nul! ~ bomt oned ~[NIIIJ. AJ. brick h~ wilb both and of Tucson, Arizona, and Mrs. WrdiRg. - - - - - - - - - FOUR ROOM furnished apart- UPRIGHT Deep Freeze- ii 'lltal's Blue Lusire for " ' - lied pesl and termill eoatrol outbuDdiJtga, aorner lot, oae Joy Gamm, Oklahoma, spent • Used Clrds of oD ll;lndo: I WOULD lib to ell[)l"'l!l my menl WY ~ U U tic cubic 1..,1. WY ~I ~r WY in ru s aRt! u hoiste . Relit company. 605 W. Mala lit.. acre of grouad, out of high week with Mr. and Mrs. Ho- Sexd to Mary Waters, Th e ( smcere appreczatzoo to ali IMIDDLEPORT, modem nn-! :t-:16l! ei~tri~ .ruunt!oer !'em· l'lmteroy, Oblo. WY %-3151. water. Good gardel plots and bart Smalley. Chmtm~ Card Lady, Monu3 13 lfa \ my. friends and oeighbort for lurnished 3 rooms and batb' · ~--. ' ero Ce~ent Block ~Z 18 50tp IOIDe fruit trees. Could .be Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Will of m0111 Drive, Grsnts Paa, Ore. therr thoughtful and ktnd eon- apartment Low utilities.! lOO BALES or early at cond!· Y divided iJt1o good building Syracuse spent an evening with She renews them for use 1n 3 14 Sic aJRTil!, Dairy and beef lirt11. sideralion while I was re- Coati Building, WY 2-5141. tmned T!IDothy hay. 200 bales .. .- Miltlmwn of •. 110 per eow. lots. Priced to sell. Call WY 2- Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cleland. VeteransHospttals, aad sbe percently a patient at Veteran• of second cuttmg alfalfa. S . EXCELLENT, •!fzczenl and ec- T8 all farmers for lnforma- llli6 after 4 p. m. weeks days Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen forms this labor of love from 2 24 tfc Memorial hospital. I espec- TWO TRAILER SPACES lor R Fmdlmg, Alfred. <r.no. i on01rucal, that s Blut Lustre ao. or service, call Parker's. or WY z..5657. 3 8 30te spent an evening with Mr. and ~er wh~lchaU". Mrs. Waters ill 3 13 3tc carpet and uph?lstery dean- WY 2-2211', Pomtro)', lltJ!i.3415 roR f \LE· rooma with uiD· Mrs. Charles Goeglein and lam- m her 80s, looks 20 years young. ially thank the Pomeroy Em· rent in the Village of Middle- _ !185-2 472. 5 ergency Squad, Dr. Thomas pori. Call WY %-3346 or WY [FOR SALE - Potatoes, Char- er. Rent electrzc shampooer Chester. S.!Wlle lty om: Water gas and ily at Flatwoods. er, and bas the voice aad spark· McGowan, .the nurses and aU %-2186 « WY ~ lei a. Harris, Pbone 843-21193. $1. Baker Furmture Co. IBWING macb- Npllr elect! 1city. $2.Soo. Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Rruce Myers, le of _Yooth. She'I one of my other hospital staff m•mbers II 10 tfe 3 3 121e 3 14 etc tk:e, aD m•kM' WY :1-:aat. Town HUI. Pbone WY 2-3312. Mrs. Doris Koenig and Mrs. favort~ people, and I _share and also all those who oent , 1lle Fabric Shop .,_.,. 2 t tfc Lenora Sisson were in Mans- ber wzth many other frteads, flowers. or cards or ofiered KEF:P YOUR carpell beauti- Aulborizlld 'Sales and field Tuesday to visit with Mrs IR<Iuding thousands and thou.. prayers for my recovery. lui despite constant footsteps llerv!c:e. _.. I 21 tie roB SALE: 6 room bouse with LeQDllrd Koenig, Jr., who ill ~ anda of veterans who mail out 01 a busy family. Get Blue lvaa Well llllh. full ballellleal, ll9f IIY· a Maasfield hospital. Mrs. Koe- her cards each year. (Mark AatOSS ~ J!l!mitioa :Ill.,., Lustre. Real electric shampoo. .U SL, Middleport. Pltolle: nig was to be transferred to your package ''Used Cards No 1 14 lip L Pluckl.r """ win""' I .,. $1. Pickel's Hardware Co. Pt. Pl•••nt 18W80'1. the University hospital in Co- Value" lor cheapest po&tal e. Sllaogor 3. ......1011 2f>. ~ Inc. 3 14 &tc U 11 lfa lumbus, Wednesday. rate.) Help Wanted -----...! ~=.... ~:=."';..s lllird I ONE GARDEN Simplicity ~ AT ITS GREATEST . Mrs. Enid Zweyer, Baltimore, Cancelled 118111)11- an kiDds: 1 13. ;:.:,...1 e. G""'k 28. basic lary tiller, one gas ~ot plate. Plaia or with pepperon~ lull- Opportunitiu Md., spent a week with her Send to Sisler Mary Augustine, 8\BY SliTER WANTED _.;, i ~~... ~.. some small tools. window faa •noage, mushroom, ham or father, Jesse Tuttle and other G Newton St., Wal_tham, MaSI. Live iR and care for two\ Rang,.. a. Blbii...U- 28. &dot and mandoho. Shermaa Bus- combinations. Don't Sell Youraalf Shorll relatives. Leave one-fourth 18Ch margin small ch ildren and do light 1 M.JiepoalA!d and eil7 thekirk, Bradbury, Ohio. r 2" llo -1St to .50 RICEISION.OIPRESSION Mr. and Mrs. Paul Myers and all around preserving !he pertor. , housework. WY 2-3223. 0 1 1 9. :11. SpiU . , _ 4ot'w3 14 ~ I PROOF BUSINESS family of Indiana spent a week aled edge of the atamp. 3 13 3tc ~ !:008 :111. Ilri.. 34. ~':.t Auto Sales C-CiotoALLCoWYny~ hnloo EXCEPT11IONNIAGLs"IGH end with Mr. 8lld Mrs. Willis Yoo may donate your old 16. Jn a 14. SW!ft"o tttlo 35 SCTapa n N EA N Frost aye glaaaea to T.lephont PioCARRIER WANTED 17 Girl" 1e ~~~· p-,._ PIck up At G" & G' CAFI PAIIT ·TIME • WORK . ' -DOte - . - <:t Lulricat.e FOR ADO ED INCOME Mrs. Ross Cleland alld Mr1. aeers of America (addresa II 19·. ~~·. """"' ~" ta;ry (<.Amoli r 1959 DODGE 4 door Sedan VI. 111 W. MAIN POMEROY J your phone book, if for lB. ViDIIc:atee 20. Tomodo 3'7. Ho~ edit« Power steering. AutomatiC' a.uabJa partJ or pemou, male or ames Ridenour spent an after. . or DO chapn:::.u.rrom 21.Btue graa~ JnaCkeral 46.Failtng transmission. 7 good titel.· PAINTING instde and out Gen- =:·.~·'!!~~d~~.!~: ;,re;. ~ noon with Mrs. George Wolf, ler m your area, send to Joba BUTTERNUT AVE. 23 Heed 2Z. Stale 40. Salary grades (5 regular ond 2 snow). Good ll.r"anl'- G. E. aD4 woounohouoe Mrs. Linnie Gaul spent a Sltbllt Cbapler, lfll "J" 'Creel. iT: Uquld 1'llt I" " ..era! repairing. Ia Pomeroy an TELEVISION ,.,. BAmo roBIts doy with Mr. and Mrs. Frank ~llltllto, Calif. 1 They are VICINITY • ~ ~ r· 11 mechanical ('Orulition. One lliddleport area. WY 2-3'791 ;:u~1~;r =•t111~:a~ Gaul. distributed to the needy.29. Romanee 30. Muddleo tl owner, $.150. WY 2-311111 or l 17 30tp """"' ""'"· wm .., lnterfl,. Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cleland Thill column i.t dedicated H. WY 2-3006. _ wiUJ your preHnt arDPioyment. To famil to APPLY AT 32 Cereal 1 3 lS lite . graa""' . I~ :% 14 BEATING, PLUMBING Rura ~':l,lf>'Av!?:!.!:":!u:'~..t"~~ called oo Mrs. Ge«ge Abbott, . ki~dlivillg, 80 If you're h~v1 33. S.lf·as-:/. 1959 PLYMOUTK Fury, auto· Dosol Bottle Gu. ArnOld Bro. s .,,,. houn .....,,. Cou14 not Mt. Hermoa, Wednesday. mg trouble or just plain 1" , .., The DAILY SENTINEL I Sfi. Goddf'SII •urMee of '" >"/11/. "' malic transmission. Pnwer ""818 E. Main Street up to .oo •" month M J Ri trouble let Hel011 he!p YOU , ~- :;'h V.. . . .:; 1.. ~a, . 1par11 time. Thil company will MI. ames deDOUf and SOD ' wv HI 56 steering. Call WI 9-2054, Lar- Pameroy. t z:1 Uc - • ""'"'"'.,.,.....,.to Ml John, and Mrs. John Hayea She w_illalso w.elcome your own M.ch•nic St. p ha.rv~t.t V/.v/..-1"' 1'9 ~0 V/.V/. ~ time If dall'l!d. Do not anrwer unomtroy 1 38. Town : V..tv/... VhVh ry WoIfe. Any reasonable ofAUCI10NBJm '"' .ruu,. qutllfled lor thl Ume were iR Gallipolis, Monday. amUSUJg e:rpenences. Address """...,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. , suflix ~I ~l ~r' 1'4 111 fer will be aceepted. 3-15·3tp '"' 1 "..,'~•• BiU ADea was ill Athens Sa' Belea Botl8l Ill aare ., lllil CAR HOPS Nl".EDED AT 31!.0vtno £e...... 8ervlet _......,....,.. ,._.,,,.,,, "'-animal '" 1957 FORD 2 doOr hardtop .. • Au~ Crill Ilntlklrd • " .. up , .. ,... urday to take tbe BAT lui al --......,.... ONCE. Apply in person. Crow·s -W• seeun loeaUo• th 1.;;;;-.i'-i;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;z;;;;;;;;;; 1 Steak House. <2. tonrntic transmission. Good Wrlll. PnM • 0 I d -Bell!ftr, oollelll... or ..- e Ohio URlversity. He al10 II 3 a tfc WANTED: Experienced .mech= :::;:;;;: pr Byer, festival aluc lor miaor parte installa· u. Palalty ~Vh r· [0;""~ 1 1 1111 aum. .,. Mrs.. Ruth Offutt aalled 011 The Very a..t 3 13 Ste lion service. Must be mature, I"' ""' 'fii1 -WIITOM BU'I'CIIERINO .,. TILIYISION Mr. and Mrt. Frank Gaul one lliliMdCarsAnywh.,.. with ability to man••e de- 48. R v /, V/, 1!159 Thunderbird, white with • 0 Bo •• 73 d ly -;;;N;;;0;-;;;;;o=~=._..:... "" ..;..,. ...t I"' red and while interior. Also eattlng. Will buy bldel Kery r . ' x •• ay recent • REASONABLE partment and oeii parts. kind or I"' ~ a 1959 Ford Ga'--'-, 4 •--, Mrladay. PhD Meter, Pbaue You.,..-n, Ohio 44512 io:rs. Henry Thomas and lamOFFER REFUSED Gond working conditions. Ia '"' f0,·"""" D lied on Mrs. Lawrence 1 • ·· automatic. 0 ",000 miles. '"""' Call WY N$10. t 18 Ue 1 ca SEE Jetter, atate experience. ref. ~ ..,. lnstrudlona Smllb a recent evenillg. erenceo and wages expected. DOWJf r' VA.. Richard Fick. Jr., Chealer, IARL GIUJESER, Plnrmlnl U. I. CIVIL SERVICE _ _ Wrlte c-o The Daily Sentine~ L :r..ti¥o Ol!io. Phoae ~and lleftlnfl M1nersvllle ,..,,.a1 ll<m fl88A.. ! 4 lie IWLJ! CRIPIOQUOU.: - Here'• te -~~ s 11 ete Ohio. End jour lroab589 Nominated for iiale or Female - HOURLY A x y DL B AA x R , AIR CONDITIONED 19tll Ponti- lei. We bave aU siua aewer ~ .::;~ State Fair Racing "Y- Rall6lor Dooltr" EARNINGS $2.8& and up lor II L 0 N 0 I' J: L L 0 W 1 ac Bonneville blue and white llllldllnea. .Reuonable relel. ::.. 1 ::!, 1 ':!'.;'" ":!'.:::: COLUMBUS tUPI) - A to~~~ Man or Woman on service On• tetter limply- tor anolh..-. 1n thl• RIUYivl<' A hardtop sedan. Hy~ CaD WY 1-21'14, day or niglll. ....., _,...,, ,., toba. of 589 trotters and pacers have ~ 4d 1 rout;, il city of Middleport tor tho tllrft L'a, x tor the two O'o, ete. Stngte- apoatoor d" bea ter, YUIJ . 1 I 1J 1ft :-J,~.:" ~·rt!• been nominated for three days tropbls. tbe tengtaa aOO formation or tllllt wordR ant all bial& ma ac, ra 10, RA A Select own hours. No invest-· iladl ,..1 1bo code letl.enl.,., dlUI!n!al. upholstery, wbile aidt walls. lnsurlnce ~- ~ ~ of racing a! the 111118 Obio State meot, experieuce requlred. A ~ I ~ Iu speed sentry, tinted &lass, \U11J-t8n,. - - - ~:n: •urtlnfpay, Sbort bourw FaTir.t I . I" Write Watkins ProducL•, Inc., '"SliP- ...,.... remote control outside mir· - ._ - o a nomzna mg payments 1).59, Winolla, Minn. liUAS ACYBII QDS JCBS IUYJDSJIIS I ror, windshieldwashers.back -11•1? lAIII,..:..,. EMPLO\'EDBY BUC forthe12schedu1Rdraceswere Ill New LdiliOr Shop 1 I 4 31C _ 1: au D up J' R 1 T A c 11 8 8 G y 8 R 8 J) A 11 • I up lighto. Power: steering, WI ..,._, 0111 n , . _ Claudia Miller, Syracuse, h9s $24,450, cempared with pay--...._---... -_-:h- --- I brakes, windows, &-way oeat. lllltr been employed in Columbus ments of $22,975 for 14 races a eCor eTruck eH~ater ......., - c • ~ YSYiliT IISJt:.-GYUYTAUPll Not a "cream purl" but ~HtiTO Cop[lll!l Servtl'l Cop by the State Bureau of Unem- year ago. Fees are $50 for the Core • Bulldozer fERGUS · sel. where else can you get all loB mada ttl lopJ paper1 ploymenl Compensation. She Is !' four f~p races and $25 for filly 11 ...._ o _,,......ooteo PRAJSil UNDl!IS!Illl.V.IW I The B k p I eAny Type • ....,., illlks, mower and t IICAlmoU.Ill DISGUIIIK.-ALit:XANDI!lR POPil this for only $995? John Rich· blrllt reconls and aztDOOI on, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. events. uc eye ace or • 5 a loader. Pearl Willia _, m011d, 814 East Main Sl, .0. dotlmtelllo. Herbert L. Miller and a 1965 two-year-oids drew 148 entries. 18 - . 111111 r 1 J>bo., WY :Hal or WY • ~-- .. ----·· .. . .... Pomeroy. Tel: WY 2-2451. a-t b l - - , Pomen, Rl'aduate of Southern Hig~ ! Anothr 99 entries wre submit· flY 2·2196 Mttldltoort, 0 . 1111. I U 61p 2 :1 lie I I Ill' School. ' fed for lh Oh'o ~'?'e T··c• CANCILLATIOMI CO. . .ICTIONI tcceplttl ltlttll t:tl A. M. \ " Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way WAHl' AD 'I ' Landmlrk'• Got . · Pomeroy Motor Co. ~"Ot WE't.iHAVE lOFOLLDW ON FOt:!r.':! /HEAR SOMETHINGOOWNSi'THE !VVER.~' tr!;S: • I I ollr Mi~ci";~ ~ 14~Y ~~~er l By HOWII SCHNEIDER WHAT ARii \IOU GDitJG TO THAU MV NEW RADAR WAAIIIII\IG. S.YSTEMI ly KINI . CALL IT? Chester SoCle • l y N0l es WHm I' ALIGNMENT I 3 By CHESTER GO' lLD DICK TRACY BWE SERVICE Blaeffnars 1 By HAROLD GRAY ::;s•ille, ANN IE 'GM/',I?T , I . DQI_' ' ~0 - 0. ' IOU DIDN'T ,7 ~SN'T 1---1 ~ 1 _'1- , liJ '1El'E l.OOLD H_f BE'? HOWAM I SO SURE: CI:JRLY MD ,j f-l il_!' tU-.:1{ ARIE NO lllNGER Al?OlJ'IO? DOWN. l HOSE' F=OUR ~liQJS WG ~E; ARD I '!'iUl iWO TOOl{ l ~t. OLD OOUOES! iHfN RIVE:R 1 Ht 80VS PUPPED E:ACH OTHER! •• BUT IT'S !!ETTER FOil "IH& HORSE T'GET 11REP 1llAN USI a•ftft- DAILY CROSSWORD ABBIE AND SLATS p IZZA :Ill.:::.:: ::.""z!'d w- .,,IL 9905 ::! I Re.._ "·=- r· r .. w: ~~~~~~:~t.~ ~~- A.~!~ ~~'::.:5:::..::..'" = ::-~:..=Y·band -="; : ; " ; : . : : ::-· "= =::.. I 1o"""' =" ,::.' I ... ... • ~ "l .......~ 'l ··t'; -~ "">- ,.. ,,. '• ' ' ' ••• & ,.o o- • • o o • • · • ~ • • ·.,.•- • · •. IUIDIAJOR .. SERVICE I v..-,. ...._._ mJ • • 11 • O ~ · .. ~ · · ; ~ • ·~ .& ,. KEITH GOBLE FORD ~~ · ,.,. ""' • · · ~ ·· • ••• • • · '- ·• ·• • • • • _ _ _ . . .. ...._ . . ,.. _•• "' ""' """ · "••_. ··· • • ~ ·• • •• • • · ~ ~ ~ • ~ • • -• • •,.• • •-r-lo-• • - ..... ·~ I WINNIE WINKLE 3 0 o.J".Jo'\Z BUT Wll ~ -•115 CH ~ J>Gf: MA".JD IN PAI? 'S f>\!D R'OAI~ IP. WE: '.'v "i! · ,w55Y$ '"~U5MN0 JN '"E9- -: - -__iWj______ \1\~ NN '~ ;:;,;-. ~::~, "~~":...'- e= · ~ o:.· \Y'>' r'~ ."IN;:'o -o "E- !.P FN D EGYO~ \h J RllllllllerTrade-lns METROPOLITAN MOTORS ......................... _ .. ~"JII,... ____ ' \ ..,_,_.,I_blf,...__ : ·, IUGIIUNNY By RALPH HEIMDAHL DO YA ~AVE T' MAl<£ IIL.L TH' DUST, PETUNIA? �.•! I • " 11-:-Dall~ Sentl~l:-~m~~~ddleport, INFORMATION OI4DL..II 1 P. M. DIY ' letiN fQic..._ tNndiY DtHIM 'till A. M. pOfi 181 0V Motor Co. 51~NIS , o., MarH 15, ,1see' ~ OIJAIITT ru ' .. FOR SALE Auto Sales ----;;;;;.~;---,j.;-;;;;~~~;.;-~ FERTILIZER. - malic. FAJRLANE 101 V-1 AutoN"" tires, $501. Call ' HELEN HRP US! ' 4 ROOMS,. bath, !ull base~DI, atorm doors ud wiBdowa, aluminum sldl»a. Priced rea• onably. Can be aeea at 773 Grant street, Mlddleport. II' .LI liN CASIY IARNIY GOOGL! 1lld SNUP:PY SMITH • .. a., 3 15 Ole RoW '1'0 MAKE BIG WITH JN.LA\fti LJ..II.., Dear HeieR: H1I1R . I - ~ a cu of l8l'diMo IIUI of theboard. Whea they bad ~ kiD « miael pie I jllll &ot ., WY 2-37111 daytime or 1112-.1145 ~· ~--.., and got • dish ol let · New H9vea after I p. m. I have beea married a ym from the refriprator. "Nlll " EVERYTHING 1 t ete fOMEROY - ROUTE '1-Cloee uo am baviD& "iJI.Iaw" prob- 1 cton't Uke mustard, d 111 Fer Dtr et Pulllllt ..... Why drive 150 mileo, when RAMBLER 81811011 Wagon. 111, 2 story frame home, 8 !ems. Not that they area'~ sweet pieklea, 1118)'01111allf, etc. Ytl 65 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door Sedan _ $2295 rou can Jet delivC!'fi at our 11111 room• t4 bedrooms!, I u II- .and getlelOUI, but they art ln. whea they bad hamburlert, area warehouse. us for 8 cyl., Powerglide. Tan and beige finish. Like new Private owner, $151. Call 992baaement with utllity room conslderall at the dinner Ia- both lime• tbey put an that !JM!cia1ized oervltt - Bulk ljfes. See this one before you buy. 1 153 Spreading Available - We 54108. 11: hot air furnace beatiDg .~ ble! They raised my husband juDk on mlne, and thea would 64 Olds 88 4 Door $2149 Also Can Apply Liquid Nl· front porch garage .'large to eat "somethiRg of every· laugh aa I took my. bua apart trogen To Your Fleds. All Auto. trans. Radio, heater, power brakes, and steering. lot. $14,000.00. ' tbiRg" that was 01 the table, and acraped off the lluff. •ATil Analysis, straight • m!Ied Blue finish. Spotless clean interior. A real buy. l'er W1nf All IM'Tin materials available. All at ----------!POMEROY - 1\!J Stoi'J frame, and are trying to make me do Co you tell me bow ~ • cen • par Wol\111 •na ll*rttM aew low prices. 64 Chevelle Malibu Sta. W1gon _ $1895 WATER WELL DrUIIDg. Water e rooms, bath, cellar, gas the same. eu be 10 l»conslderatet Mllllrnlllll Char" " Ctnb l2 Certfl .,_, wol'tl * 111,_ CtAo Ph. WY 2-2181 8 cyl. Powerglide. Radio and heater. New tires. All pump sales and """'Ices. Free h 11 1 of h" h te MCUfl'ft lftNI'fteN eatimates. Call oollect II8Sea ng, ou zg wa r. I don't like eggs unless they DISILLUSIONED white outside witb red vinyl interior. A local owned Jl ,., ctllt DIKOUM ... ,al• . . nu •• Co A good pJ'O!lOI"Iy. Only tfi,OOO. are scram~ied. I don't II k e Dear Dlsz nct ' " pttd wltlliiR 11 tllys. 1 low mileage wagon. 2350. Hoffm.. Dr........ . ... RM • MR~· Leban (.II It O OF THANKI A NITUARIQ POM:ROY J 11 301e " '"' ""' · cheese or anythiRg with cheese It' . jlllllake '""" ••·n ,.,alldltlonll ,. ...,.wonl ftlhUM• ... • • • OHIO h. ----==---on Twp., 60 acres clean and iJo it 1 detest salads. 1 ean'l ; ; aupeN[IOII!.t dlilOfli'ICI MOUU I:H A. M. to S1H P. M. IDIIIY 5~B:1RES ~ell fenced, balance wooded, stand pumpkiA or mince pie. dish bride "Phose eatln& bablll llhlfdiY J:H A. M. t. UrM NM• OPEN EVE$, 9:00 P.M. P•US 2 story 7 room frame Yet we just spent " week with must have jelled at •four. Jack W. Carsay, Mgr. IT'I 10 IASY TO ttLACI A 'l'bere's ao way of breedillg your bome, with water system Bill's folks, and they only serv- Your in-laws are trying to USUL T tt•ODUICI ... 110 ••IH, CIHIO RUG WEAVING - Also rugs ' cows where you ran bave the and tgoodf wedatehrotsupplyh, base- ed scrambled eggs twice. Rest tell you oomelbing, IIOIIey-llkt WANT AD 11 I'.,"';;:;="';"=,~=';;":='"""~======~==~ for sale. Betty .rohnson, Ra- use ofhwcb,."uts~ndiag bu_l~ nzen' ore all" ea ng, of the lime they were fried, "Grow up!" If your husbBJid PHONE WY 2·2156 I" Wanted To Buy Wlnted · Ohio Bowmaa's Run 11 sue a ruw przce as WI corn (30 x 40 ), cnb, •ew poached, or ev011 (ug!) boiled. doesn't continue the educatl :ed WI 's-2634 3 10 7te COBA SERVICE. Moat per- block -~lk house, several oth- Whea they didn't serve I he he'd better send for a "hun on, -----:---:----:---:- ANTIQUE Furniture, dishes. BULLDOZER WORK. Reaso•· a ' · 90111 can't affurd to breed uy er bwldzngs. eggs scrambled I would just 1, hutto _ ill Card Of Th1nks misceilanenu•. Call ar write: able, dependable, and ex BUDGET PRICED ~ ID other way. For service, call ALBERT M. COX, BROKER get up from the table, go out ONCE ;ORE, • , ;-,;E -WISH ~ellpr --ess sin- Mn. Howard Cecll, 8W Ill. perieoro. WY 2-:!2IMI. our third floor budget . p. CLAIR WOODE TECH PomWY Z-3831 iR the kitcHen and scramble WITH FEELING! " cere :md heartfelt lhsnks to MaiD St., Pomeroy. 1 29 lk 3 II !Ole : ' Furniture, %-Wt • EvHU.,o WY Wi3f them myself, dlrtyi•g plenty of Dear Helen: 1 3 15 Dr. Bbzewicz and staff at ---3lc dishes and pans so they would Some nut in my family threw \le~gs G•nerai Hospilal, Rev. TRUCK DRIVERS WELDERS lllllnl Brolllen Alllll Wreeklac. ' • take the hint. out the paper. Could you re.\lk~re. Fntz BU<·k. Ewing Semi or SU"aighl PRODUCTION WELDERS ' BANNER TRAVEL I Used parts for cars and ROUSE - 33 acres, Czty ~ater Every meal there would be print the address of the monlh~· unrrol Home and to all Diesel or Gas TACK WELDERS TRAILER S trucks. Complete iille of Bond- Gas ~ell and mineral rzghts. a big salad by my plate, and il ly shoppers' newsletter whicb who ht'lp•d 111 any way during Ages 21 - 40 I r~:~LWF~~~=~ I ed brake lining '"! ail pas- Good mvestment property for just gotlhrowa away. They had gives the addresses of food and II~< hospitalization and dealh . Some expenenre helpful but LAYOUT ME~ lnd oenger cars. Rebuilt geaera- large hike site. Seen by ap- cheese i• some form constant· household goods companies thel ol our dPar mother, Mrs. [ not Tlf'Cessnry. You fran eharnt STEEL FABRICATORS ' SKAMPER tors and clute~ plates. A.ll pomtment only. W 2-3271. ly. One night they served mac- offer cash refunds, free gilts or . , 11 1.11 over $3 per hour a ler s or Provalling union wa90 scalo 1 S used snd rebuilt parll guar, S 13 711:1 aroni and diced ham and ruin- money-sav1·ng coupo- if you l oro I · · F 1 t For turthor informotion CAMPING TRAILER ·~ ~lr :wd Mrs. Herman Will 1 tra;nm~ 1 °~ d a~~~a ~~n tolophoneicollectl anteed. Now opetl to ~ve FOR SALE- 42 acre farm. 1, ed it by adding cheese. When I send in a box top or label of the and )Irs. Clara Williams wn e a ion I e . . 1419) 691-2475 ' Also make your reserva· yoo better, I a. m. lA> 7.30 saw that was ali they had to eat product• I believe you said II ,... Ha•ckl Termmal 1 1 ti 0 n for Rentals now p. m Sundays 10 a m. to 5 rooms and bath. Ten · a year to subscribe VISion 0 J io 11 · ' or •PI' Y n 1'0" " I got up from the table and got' oost $3 00 • · · . c Bldg.. 1255 Corwin Avenue. Mond•y thru S.turday, I p. m. Located 12 miles aartb minutes driVe from Pomeroy, · • - - - - - - - - - - Hamilton. Ohio. Or eail 513· 8 •.m. to 4 o.m. i BIG BEND I of p m 011 SL Rl 7 Ph Route 143 Harriaonvilie Rd. and y~u could save the cost Notice 890-8127, evenings 513-241-5572 AMERICAN SHIP , TRAILER SALES 1 ._.;.,eroy back 10 a month. -PENNY 3" 3 " 110 ~ WY 2~t'or WY 2-3618. - - -- · - - - -· BUILDING CO. ! ' PINCHER 3 13 lie 3 14 Jlc l \1 ILL not be responsible for 2145 Front St. ROUTE 124 1 Dear P.P.: For Rent Toledo, Ohio i At Syracuse Corporation EXPERIENCED Once more _ with feeling! dc·bl8 contracted by anyone ===:::·~ An equal opportunity 1 ROUSE FOR SALE, Owner other limn myself. Signed: FURNISHED room over Pom- 1 employer ELECTROLUX Swee r- hW!I. trsnsferred, 5 rooms, bath, Not since the scrap fiasco lu!ve Harry D. Garnes. 3 13 3tc ; eroy Wine Store. Man only. . . /" . t 1 bedrooms, full bW!ement I been so deluged with requesl• 11 - -- ~-I $5.011 a week. Frank Fugate. EXPLANATION good suctzo•, a c eanmg a -~1 with half bath end shower, ! for an address: The shoppers· NOTICE TRUCK GROWERS i W 2·5293. 3 II tfc Srienlisls believe the bed lachmenls on wheels. ~a;:~ enciOS<'II bested breezeway, By Clarice Allen newsletter is called Quick SiiOrdcr your southern cabbage FURNISHEDlroom - apart· of Pitch Lake on the island te~. l~ly W~~~:n . ond garage, garden, electric heat, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy en- ~er, and you can get further and tomato plants now. Char- ~ ment. WY 2-5435, 212 South of Tnmdad. In have been eac e . 14 6te j phone New Haven, 882-2232. tertained Saturday evening at mformalwn on II by writing to I"' R Harm. Porlland, Ohio 5th Avenue, Middl•porl. Ohio. formed from petroleum. which . - .. I 10 61p their home with a birthday EGGLESTON ENTERPRISE, Phone 843·2693. J J t2tc ,..m •"E· 7 b "th party honoring the birthdays of l Mdford, New York. Gond luck! 3 6 lfc ·became m1xed w1th earth ma- SINGER SEWING Machme m1 I ~ I tcrials long ages ago. beautiful new sewing table.[ rvn """ · room ouse WI Ali R - H. ~--- I NICFLY f · h d 2 'ed oom ·-- - 1 bath gas furnace 410 Spring Mrs. Clayton en, Mrs. ay· De R d • LOSE we~ ghl safely with Dex· urms e " ,' : Equipped with dial conlro lo , ' • mond Elberfeld Mr. Lawrence ar ea ers. 2 A-Diet tablets. Only !l8c at apartmen~ Mzddleporl. \\ Y ·· For~le zig zag, butloRhoie, overcast, WY !-2193 Pomeroy ~~22~~oy, ~- ~~~ S!mth, and Mr'. Don Matlack . While we're on the llddrt'Ss 3 3 tf~ ONE 2 bedroom. one !-bedroom ; fancy design, sew on buttons. Stark Pharmacy. 3 I 00tp 1 38 74 · ____ Homemade ice cream. decorat- c1rcmt, here are a few other; =-:::----;---c-·1 THREE and four room furmsh· : .Browns Trailer Park. \liner<-~ etc. Sacrifire for 8 payments .U.: CONDITIONING ftefrtgerHam'ito ed birthday cake and coffee I about which I have had numer1 1 304 IF Dr. says ulcers, get new I ed snd unfurnished apart· ville. WY 2·3324. 3 15 ~lr $5.69 each. IVY :1-2685. atlon eerv!co. Jark's ~ ~~~EMI~e::t $6000. 'ca~ were served to Mr. and Mrs. ~eqnuePra"ls'·.· PHS tablets. Fast as 11quids. ments. IVY ~5434. 12 6 lfc ONE ~I.~RTIN~7 _, horse-pcw•r 3_14 6te_ ~~ew Havt!ll, 4 1 1ft WY 2_5324 _ . World PeR P2ls, 3 3 tie Don Matlack and Donna Kaye Only 98c at Stark Pharmacy . i ~"'UR ROOM FURNISHED , outboard motor. Przced ~OI HEREFORD SALE - 31 bulls, · . . . - - ' of Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Clay- :;rid ~flail"s Center, UoiverJ I 30tp , apartment. WY 2·>385. 1 wy n7"'..1i. 3 15 Jtr ; 2S females. Southeastern Ohio OOMPLETE pest aad termite FOR SALE. Bn<k bouse, 8 ton Allen and B1ll, Mr. and Y of mnesota, Minneapolis. ===::-:::----:--:::-- I t 21 He ' - - - - Hereford Assn Spring Sale control aemces. 20 yean er,. rooms and balb. New foreed Mrs Lawrence Smith and Alice Mmn. 55455. Send your name, llELICIOUS Homemade Pilza, _ 156 ACRE FAR\! 6 miles hack : Horned and P~iled. Saturday', perience. Roaches, rats, oth- lir furnace. o/, finished base-, and. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ei· age, sex, ~ddress, and 35 cents, llc, 75c, ODd $1.00 sizes. [)e. ' l'IIAfi.Eft UYI'S ~ from Cheshire. Phone ~ 2· 1 March l!lth. Show UO a.m., er bousobold pests. Free ea- meaL Froat and back porch. I berleld, all !oraL Mr. Christy and you will get the mame of • iue PiZZO, $1.50. Jack's D01- age ar.cl ••ter Brown 1 l"rd m 3 b 6tc 1 Sale 1 P m Rock Springs timates and lllSpechon. No In Pomeroy. WY 2-3612 by showed slides of their recent pea frletld abroad, ph11 toe 2 25 lfa y cation iJ the western states "Silver Uning" ff Bar, ~liddleporL 12 I tic er Pari! tSI&te Appro...Cl ilG ·8.\LE.S-;;f mLwd bar. Take fairgrounds Pomeroy. salesmea. N"" termile toa- appointmat. -spaper 8 Obto, '"'":'"11 ~ Ill Get good price. WY ~ ' J 14 lie lroi plall. Meigs Couaty'l Olio J'OR SALE - Sev.. room Ate Leroy Baker and family a~ _''S~~estiou for Leiter Cllrd of Thanks 1::::=-=:=:-:---:-.-:-.-= 3 15 61o SIJPER snJFF sllr. nul! ~ bomt oned ~[NIIIJ. AJ. brick h~ wilb both and of Tucson, Arizona, and Mrs. WrdiRg. - - - - - - - - - FOUR ROOM furnished apart- UPRIGHT Deep Freeze- ii 'lltal's Blue Lusire for " ' - lied pesl and termill eoatrol outbuDdiJtga, aorner lot, oae Joy Gamm, Oklahoma, spent • Used Clrds of oD ll;lndo: I WOULD lib to ell[)l"'l!l my menl WY ~ U U tic cubic 1..,1. WY ~I ~r WY in ru s aRt! u hoiste . Relit company. 605 W. Mala lit.. acre of grouad, out of high week with Mr. and Mrs. Ho- Sexd to Mary Waters, Th e ( smcere appreczatzoo to ali IMIDDLEPORT, modem nn-! :t-:16l! ei~tri~ .ruunt!oer !'em· l'lmteroy, Oblo. WY %-3151. water. Good gardel plots and bart Smalley. Chmtm~ Card Lady, Monu3 13 lfa \ my. friends and oeighbort for lurnished 3 rooms and batb' · ~--. ' ero Ce~ent Block ~Z 18 50tp IOIDe fruit trees. Could .be Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Will of m0111 Drive, Grsnts Paa, Ore. therr thoughtful and ktnd eon- apartment Low utilities.! lOO BALES or early at cond!· Y divided iJt1o good building Syracuse spent an evening with She renews them for use 1n 3 14 Sic aJRTil!, Dairy and beef lirt11. sideralion while I was re- Coati Building, WY 2-5141. tmned T!IDothy hay. 200 bales .. .- Miltlmwn of •. 110 per eow. lots. Priced to sell. Call WY 2- Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cleland. VeteransHospttals, aad sbe percently a patient at Veteran• of second cuttmg alfalfa. S . EXCELLENT, •!fzczenl and ec- T8 all farmers for lnforma- llli6 after 4 p. m. weeks days Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen forms this labor of love from 2 24 tfc Memorial hospital. I espec- TWO TRAILER SPACES lor R Fmdlmg, Alfred. <r.no. i on01rucal, that s Blut Lustre ao. or service, call Parker's. or WY z..5657. 3 8 30te spent an evening with Mr. and ~er wh~lchaU". Mrs. Waters ill 3 13 3tc carpet and uph?lstery dean- WY 2-2211', Pomtro)', lltJ!i.3415 roR f \LE· rooma with uiD· Mrs. Charles Goeglein and lam- m her 80s, looks 20 years young. ially thank the Pomeroy Em· rent in the Village of Middle- _ !185-2 472. 5 ergency Squad, Dr. Thomas pori. Call WY %-3346 or WY [FOR SALE - Potatoes, Char- er. Rent electrzc shampooer Chester. S.!Wlle lty om: Water gas and ily at Flatwoods. er, and bas the voice aad spark· McGowan, .the nurses and aU %-2186 « WY ~ lei a. Harris, Pbone 843-21193. $1. Baker Furmture Co. IBWING macb- Npllr elect! 1city. $2.Soo. Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Rruce Myers, le of _Yooth. She'I one of my other hospital staff m•mbers II 10 tfe 3 3 121e 3 14 etc tk:e, aD m•kM' WY :1-:aat. Town HUI. Pbone WY 2-3312. Mrs. Doris Koenig and Mrs. favort~ people, and I _share and also all those who oent , 1lle Fabric Shop .,_.,. 2 t tfc Lenora Sisson were in Mans- ber wzth many other frteads, flowers. or cards or ofiered KEF:P YOUR carpell beauti- Aulborizlld 'Sales and field Tuesday to visit with Mrs IR<Iuding thousands and thou.. prayers for my recovery. lui despite constant footsteps llerv!c:e. _.. I 21 tie roB SALE: 6 room bouse with LeQDllrd Koenig, Jr., who ill ~ anda of veterans who mail out 01 a busy family. Get Blue lvaa Well llllh. full ballellleal, ll9f IIY· a Maasfield hospital. Mrs. Koe- her cards each year. (Mark AatOSS ~ J!l!mitioa :Ill.,., Lustre. Real electric shampoo. .U SL, Middleport. Pltolle: nig was to be transferred to your package ''Used Cards No 1 14 lip L Pluckl.r """ win""' I .,. $1. Pickel's Hardware Co. Pt. Pl•••nt 18W80'1. the University hospital in Co- Value" lor cheapest po&tal e. Sllaogor 3. ......1011 2f>. ~ Inc. 3 14 &tc U 11 lfa lumbus, Wednesday. rate.) Help Wanted -----...! ~=.... ~:=."';..s lllird I ONE GARDEN Simplicity ~ AT ITS GREATEST . Mrs. Enid Zweyer, Baltimore, Cancelled 118111)11- an kiDds: 1 13. ;:.:,...1 e. G""'k 28. basic lary tiller, one gas ~ot plate. Plaia or with pepperon~ lull- Opportunitiu Md., spent a week with her Send to Sisler Mary Augustine, 8\BY SliTER WANTED _.;, i ~~... ~.. some small tools. window faa •noage, mushroom, ham or father, Jesse Tuttle and other G Newton St., Wal_tham, MaSI. Live iR and care for two\ Rang,.. a. Blbii...U- 28. &dot and mandoho. Shermaa Bus- combinations. Don't Sell Youraalf Shorll relatives. Leave one-fourth 18Ch margin small ch ildren and do light 1 M.JiepoalA!d and eil7 thekirk, Bradbury, Ohio. r 2" llo -1St to .50 RICEISION.OIPRESSION Mr. and Mrs. Paul Myers and all around preserving !he pertor. , housework. WY 2-3223. 0 1 1 9. :11. SpiU . , _ 4ot'w3 14 ~ I PROOF BUSINESS family of Indiana spent a week aled edge of the atamp. 3 13 3tc ~ !:008 :111. Ilri.. 34. ~':.t Auto Sales C-CiotoALLCoWYny~ hnloo EXCEPT11IONNIAGLs"IGH end with Mr. 8lld Mrs. Willis Yoo may donate your old 16. Jn a 14. SW!ft"o tttlo 35 SCTapa n N EA N Frost aye glaaaea to T.lephont PioCARRIER WANTED 17 Girl" 1e ~~~· p-,._ PIck up At G" & G' CAFI PAIIT ·TIME • WORK . ' -DOte - . - <:t Lulricat.e FOR ADO ED INCOME Mrs. Ross Cleland alld Mr1. aeers of America (addresa II 19·. ~~·. """"' ~" ta;ry (<.Amoli r 1959 DODGE 4 door Sedan VI. 111 W. MAIN POMEROY J your phone book, if for lB. ViDIIc:atee 20. Tomodo 3'7. Ho~ edit« Power steering. AutomatiC' a.uabJa partJ or pemou, male or ames Ridenour spent an after. . or DO chapn:::.u.rrom 21.Btue graa~ JnaCkeral 46.Failtng transmission. 7 good titel.· PAINTING instde and out Gen- =:·.~·'!!~~d~~.!~: ;,re;. ~ noon with Mrs. George Wolf, ler m your area, send to Joba BUTTERNUT AVE. 23 Heed 2Z. Stale 40. Salary grades (5 regular ond 2 snow). Good ll.r"anl'- G. E. aD4 woounohouoe Mrs. Linnie Gaul spent a Sltbllt Cbapler, lfll "J" 'Creel. iT: Uquld 1'llt I" " ..era! repairing. Ia Pomeroy an TELEVISION ,.,. BAmo roBIts doy with Mr. and Mrs. Frank ~llltllto, Calif. 1 They are VICINITY • ~ ~ r· 11 mechanical ('Orulition. One lliddleport area. WY 2-3'791 ;:u~1~;r =•t111~:a~ Gaul. distributed to the needy.29. Romanee 30. Muddleo tl owner, $.150. WY 2-311111 or l 17 30tp """"' ""'"· wm .., lnterfl,. Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cleland Thill column i.t dedicated H. WY 2-3006. _ wiUJ your preHnt arDPioyment. To famil to APPLY AT 32 Cereal 1 3 lS lite . graa""' . I~ :% 14 BEATING, PLUMBING Rura ~':l,lf>'Av!?:!.!:":!u:'~..t"~~ called oo Mrs. Ge«ge Abbott, . ki~dlivillg, 80 If you're h~v1 33. S.lf·as-:/. 1959 PLYMOUTK Fury, auto· Dosol Bottle Gu. ArnOld Bro. s .,,,. houn .....,,. Cou14 not Mt. Hermoa, Wednesday. mg trouble or just plain 1" , .., The DAILY SENTINEL I Sfi. Goddf'SII •urMee of '" >"/11/. "' malic transmission. Pnwer ""818 E. Main Street up to .oo •" month M J Ri trouble let Hel011 he!p YOU , ~- :;'h V.. . . .:; 1.. ~a, . 1par11 time. Thil company will MI. ames deDOUf and SOD ' wv HI 56 steering. Call WI 9-2054, Lar- Pameroy. t z:1 Uc - • ""'"'"'.,.,.....,.to Ml John, and Mrs. John Hayea She w_illalso w.elcome your own M.ch•nic St. p ha.rv~t.t V/.v/..-1"' 1'9 ~0 V/.V/. ~ time If dall'l!d. Do not anrwer unomtroy 1 38. Town : V..tv/... VhVh ry WoIfe. Any reasonable ofAUCI10NBJm '"' .ruu,. qutllfled lor thl Ume were iR Gallipolis, Monday. amUSUJg e:rpenences. Address """...,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. , suflix ~I ~l ~r' 1'4 111 fer will be aceepted. 3-15·3tp '"' 1 "..,'~•• BiU ADea was ill Athens Sa' Belea Botl8l Ill aare ., lllil CAR HOPS Nl".EDED AT 31!.0vtno £e...... 8ervlet _......,....,.. ,._.,,,.,,, "'-animal '" 1957 FORD 2 doOr hardtop .. • Au~ Crill Ilntlklrd • " .. up , .. ,... urday to take tbe BAT lui al --......,.... ONCE. Apply in person. Crow·s -W• seeun loeaUo• th 1.;;;;-.i'-i;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;z;;;;;;;;;; 1 Steak House. <2. tonrntic transmission. Good Wrlll. PnM • 0 I d -Bell!ftr, oollelll... or ..- e Ohio URlversity. He al10 II 3 a tfc WANTED: Experienced .mech= :::;:;;;: pr Byer, festival aluc lor miaor parte installa· u. Palalty ~Vh r· [0;""~ 1 1 1111 aum. .,. Mrs.. Ruth Offutt aalled 011 The Very a..t 3 13 Ste lion service. Must be mature, I"' ""' 'fii1 -WIITOM BU'I'CIIERINO .,. TILIYISION Mr. and Mrt. Frank Gaul one lliliMdCarsAnywh.,.. with ability to man••e de- 48. R v /, V/, 1!159 Thunderbird, white with • 0 Bo •• 73 d ly -;;;N;;;0;-;;;;;o=~=._..:... "" ..;..,. ...t I"' red and while interior. Also eattlng. Will buy bldel Kery r . ' x •• ay recent • REASONABLE partment and oeii parts. kind or I"' ~ a 1959 Ford Ga'--'-, 4 •--, Mrladay. PhD Meter, Pbaue You.,..-n, Ohio 44512 io:rs. Henry Thomas and lamOFFER REFUSED Gond working conditions. Ia '"' f0,·"""" D lied on Mrs. Lawrence 1 • ·· automatic. 0 ",000 miles. '"""' Call WY N$10. t 18 Ue 1 ca SEE Jetter, atate experience. ref. ~ ..,. lnstrudlona Smllb a recent evenillg. erenceo and wages expected. DOWJf r' VA.. Richard Fick. Jr., Chealer, IARL GIUJESER, Plnrmlnl U. I. CIVIL SERVICE _ _ Wrlte c-o The Daily Sentine~ L :r..ti¥o Ol!io. Phoae ~and lleftlnfl M1nersvllle ,..,,.a1 ll<m fl88A.. ! 4 lie IWLJ! CRIPIOQUOU.: - Here'• te -~~ s 11 ete Ohio. End jour lroab589 Nominated for iiale or Female - HOURLY A x y DL B AA x R , AIR CONDITIONED 19tll Ponti- lei. We bave aU siua aewer ~ .::;~ State Fair Racing "Y- Rall6lor Dooltr" EARNINGS $2.8& and up lor II L 0 N 0 I' J: L L 0 W 1 ac Bonneville blue and white llllldllnea. .Reuonable relel. ::.. 1 ::!, 1 ':!'.;'" ":!'.:::: COLUMBUS tUPI) - A to~~~ Man or Woman on service On• tetter limply- tor anolh..-. 1n thl• RIUYivl<' A hardtop sedan. Hy~ CaD WY 1-21'14, day or niglll. ....., _,...,, ,., toba. of 589 trotters and pacers have ~ 4d 1 rout;, il city of Middleport tor tho tllrft L'a, x tor the two O'o, ete. Stngte- apoatoor d" bea ter, YUIJ . 1 I 1J 1ft :-J,~.:" ~·rt!• been nominated for three days tropbls. tbe tengtaa aOO formation or tllllt wordR ant all bial& ma ac, ra 10, RA A Select own hours. No invest-· iladl ,..1 1bo code letl.enl.,., dlUI!n!al. upholstery, wbile aidt walls. lnsurlnce ~- ~ ~ of racing a! the 111118 Obio State meot, experieuce requlred. A ~ I ~ Iu speed sentry, tinted &lass, \U11J-t8n,. - - - ~:n: •urtlnfpay, Sbort bourw FaTir.t I . I" Write Watkins ProducL•, Inc., '"SliP- ...,.... remote control outside mir· - ._ - o a nomzna mg payments 1).59, Winolla, Minn. liUAS ACYBII QDS JCBS IUYJDSJIIS I ror, windshieldwashers.back -11•1? lAIII,..:..,. EMPLO\'EDBY BUC forthe12schedu1Rdraceswere Ill New LdiliOr Shop 1 I 4 31C _ 1: au D up J' R 1 T A c 11 8 8 G y 8 R 8 J) A 11 • I up lighto. Power: steering, WI ..,._, 0111 n , . _ Claudia Miller, Syracuse, h9s $24,450, cempared with pay--...._---... -_-:h- --- I brakes, windows, &-way oeat. lllltr been employed in Columbus ments of $22,975 for 14 races a eCor eTruck eH~ater ......., - c • ~ YSYiliT IISJt:.-GYUYTAUPll Not a "cream purl" but ~HtiTO Cop[lll!l Servtl'l Cop by the State Bureau of Unem- year ago. Fees are $50 for the Core • Bulldozer fERGUS · sel. where else can you get all loB mada ttl lopJ paper1 ploymenl Compensation. She Is !' four f~p races and $25 for filly 11 ...._ o _,,......ooteo PRAJSil UNDl!IS!Illl.V.IW I The B k p I eAny Type • ....,., illlks, mower and t IICAlmoU.Ill DISGUIIIK.-ALit:XANDI!lR POPil this for only $995? John Rich· blrllt reconls and aztDOOI on, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. events. uc eye ace or • 5 a loader. Pearl Willia _, m011d, 814 East Main Sl, .0. dotlmtelllo. Herbert L. Miller and a 1965 two-year-oids drew 148 entries. 18 - . 111111 r 1 J>bo., WY :Hal or WY • ~-- .. ----·· .. . .... Pomeroy. Tel: WY 2-2451. a-t b l - - , Pomen, Rl'aduate of Southern Hig~ ! Anothr 99 entries wre submit· flY 2·2196 Mttldltoort, 0 . 1111. I U 61p 2 :1 lie I I Ill' School. ' fed for lh Oh'o ~'?'e T··c• CANCILLATIOMI CO. . .ICTIONI tcceplttl ltlttll t:tl A. M. \ " Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way WAHl' AD 'I ' Landmlrk'• Got . · Pomeroy Motor Co. ~"Ot WE't.iHAVE lOFOLLDW ON FOt:!r.':! /HEAR SOMETHINGOOWNSi'THE !VVER.~' tr!;S: • I I ollr Mi~ci";~ ~ 14~Y ~~~er l By HOWII SCHNEIDER WHAT ARii \IOU GDitJG TO THAU MV NEW RADAR WAAIIIII\IG. S.YSTEMI ly KINI . CALL IT? Chester SoCle • l y N0l es WHm I' ALIGNMENT I 3 By CHESTER GO' lLD DICK TRACY BWE SERVICE Blaeffnars 1 By HAROLD GRAY ::;s•ille, ANN IE 'GM/',I?T , I . DQI_' ' ~0 - 0. ' IOU DIDN'T ,7 ~SN'T 1---1 ~ 1 _'1- , liJ '1El'E l.OOLD H_f BE'? HOWAM I SO SURE: CI:JRLY MD ,j f-l il_!' tU-.:1{ ARIE NO lllNGER Al?OlJ'IO? DOWN. l HOSE' F=OUR ~liQJS WG ~E; ARD I '!'iUl iWO TOOl{ l ~t. OLD OOUOES! iHfN RIVE:R 1 Ht 80VS PUPPED E:ACH OTHER! •• BUT IT'S !!ETTER FOil "IH& HORSE T'GET 11REP 1llAN USI a•ftft- DAILY CROSSWORD ABBIE AND SLATS p IZZA :Ill.:::.:: ::.""z!'d w- .,,IL 9905 ::! I Re.._ "·=- r· r .. w: ~~~~~~:~t.~ ~~- A.~!~ ~~'::.:5:::..::..'" = ::-~:..=Y·band -="; : ; " ; : . : : ::-· "= =::.. I 1o"""' =" ,::.' I ... ... • ~ "l .......~ 'l ··t'; -~ "">- ,.. ,,. '• ' ' ' ••• & ,.o o- • • o o • • · • ~ • • ·.,.•- • · •. IUIDIAJOR .. SERVICE I v..-,. ...._._ mJ • • 11 • O ~ · .. ~ · · ; ~ • ·~ .& ,. KEITH GOBLE FORD ~~ · ,.,. ""' • · · ~ ·· • ••• • • · '- ·• ·• • • • • _ _ _ . . .. ...._ . . ,.. _•• "' ""' """ · "••_. ··· • • ~ ·• • •• • • · ~ ~ ~ • ~ • • -• • •,.• • •-r-lo-• • - ..... ·~ I WINNIE WINKLE 3 0 o.J".Jo'\Z BUT Wll ~ -•115 CH ~ J>Gf: MA".JD IN PAI? 'S f>\!D R'OAI~ IP. WE: '.'v "i! · ,w55Y$ '"~U5MN0 JN '"E9- -: - -__iWj______ \1\~ NN '~ ;:;,;-. ~::~, "~~":...'- e= · ~ o:.· \Y'>' r'~ ."IN;:'o -o "E- !.P FN D EGYO~ \h J RllllllllerTrade-lns METROPOLITAN MOTORS ......................... _ .. ~"JII,... ____ ' \ ..,_,_.,I_blf,...__ : ·, IUGIIUNNY By RALPH HEIMDAHL DO YA ~AVE T' MAl<£ IIL.L TH' DUST, PETUNIA? �' ....______-t :~· Drop-out Problem Called Serious Mainly About bell and Mr. and Mra. A. E. ·Alward spent SUnday in CoJumbus with Mrs. Lois A n n Jones and children. They also visited at Riverside Methodist Hospital with WiUiam Myers. a-Dally Sentinel, -~y·Mlddleport, 0 ., March 11, _ __:__ _ _ _.:_·_ __:_·- - - - - - - - - - t• • Jo services held Saturday morn-]Georgia; a daughter, Mrs. ing for the tate, Mr. Charles L. Ann Beahm of Konxvllle, Wood who died unexpectedly Tenn. ; a son, Wayne, West Wednesday at Parkersburg, W. Palm Beach, Fla.; his mother va. He and his family were Mrs. E. M. Wood, Middlepert; former residents of Middle- a brother, Curtis E. Wood, Eft. port. Services were held at the glewond. Calif.; a sister, Mrt. Here or Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home Helen Graber, Cleveland, and with the Rev. M. E. Dowson of· five grandchildren. He was uner0 erVICe ficiating. Burial was made in preceded in death iJy his lath· A large number of relatives I Riverview Cemetery. er, E. M. Wood, and a brother, and friends attended funeral He was survived by his wife, Bdl. _ People In Pcmeroy \ roblem ol "Tbe Marth meeting of the wscS of Ill I coualr)' wltb such Ire- Moore. The ~lous ~.. the top- I Hea~ Methodist Church Man· ' meiUiout retourtes IUch large Tbe worship center, prep~rSchool op-ou was . the b h ' namben o1 people are untrain· ed by Mrs. Guy Shuler, splr!l· ' lr discussed. by Mrs. Ja"!es ,day evemns at c urc . ed. Sbe described lhe drop- ual life chairman, carri,ed out Gregory Roush and friend , Euler a retired teacber, at :bel Mrl Euler cited the scbool uth the study lesson with slihouet· Dav1d Johnson, of York, Pa., 11• II' bJ·' ' -----. out II UUaov OU .,. yo ' td t t Ohio U . It - .- - · drop-out youth as a major SOC· mlsllt, a loaer aiUI one wbo ted figures of youe, represent- s u en s a .mvers Y, Ja1 problem today. She sa1d It , bas not beeo able to grasp , ing the causes of the p~oblem spe~t the weekend With Greg. is becoming more alarmmg b... reading flmdamenlals. , includmg smoking, drmkmg, ory s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy, Ohio cause so<iety has become con.l . poor health and parental mflu- Mliton Roush and Sandra. cerned about youth and their: Among the solutions bemg , ence. Mrs. Mason Fisher and sons, LAST TIME TONIGHT ; futuro role in an automa!t'd age. tri•d. aecordm~ to Mrs. Euler, , The hostesses, Mra. Bruce RoJ,.nd and Gordon spent Frl· "THE SANDPIPER" She said there isn't time for ar• the head start program, the ' Lloyd, Mra. Hl!ttie Smith, Mrs. day at Senecaville with Mr. t Tt>rhnirnlot' • Flinlbt> lh Taylor, Richard youth to lake many years to : vora110nal tramjng centers such C. M. Hennesy and Mrs. Thorn- and Mrs. Norman Fisher and ll11rtlln l\va Marie Saini . ! d~cide his work as in t~tt' past, ' as the one at Jacks~n, remed· , as Riley, served a salad course Mrs. William Fisher. Colc;~rca , toons ~ because the space agt> is a ial r•·ading classes m sc~00! 5 · . from a table covered with a Mr. and Mrs. Orris Harris Adnu:..!-lll/1 7'5c & 50r ! ··rast age.'' whir.b alsu applies . and volunteer ~orkers. to 858.181 ; white linen cloth and centered and Mrs. Ernest Harris were Ito learning. 'young people With thetr studtes with an arrangement of purple Sunday dinner guests of Mr. PR~SSED WED . and THURSDAY ' Mrs. Euler stated that in 100~ . and suggested ways th~t Sun· ' stock and yellow mums wit~ and Mrs. Mason FISher and March 16·17 NOT OPEN ,one m111ion youths left sr·hool, day Sdtool teachers might as· yellow tapers in ebony contain-~ family. : w1thout a diploma and tompar-~ sis I a child. . ers. Gordon Fisher returned to Fd. & Sat., March 18·19 ed the 12 (ler cent ltteracy m The meetmg was opened With his studies at Mountain State "GLORY GUYS" Ithe U S wtth one pt•r rent in , a reading entitled, "Two. Sol· ,. f Business College, Parkersburg, 11 1 1 Tom T;:,~·~ 1\ ;;, ~"tresnell ' Russia where students a" paid dters" bv Mrs. James Cnswetl, I k roun n ,j w. Va. Monday, after spending · -ann1 while attendmg srhool and col-, president. DevotiOns wereS g_Jt~ '' ~ the quarterly vacation with his "FORT COURAGEOUS" , en by Mr,. L•o rr~l )j ~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason 1 lege. Donald Barry 1 She described tt Ironic tbat 1with scr ipture on the traJ~mg . D Middleoorf I Fisher and family. . ------ --- - · - · - -· -·· · of youth. responme roa mg Mr and Mrs. Edward T. Bauand a verse, ''How to RaiSe a Mrs. Guy Reynolds and Mrs. ·d p II Ann f M•r,·on "t. 'thpray ' R H . Ath eran oy o " US fletmquent, c osmg WI · , ay ecox were m . ens re- d M.18s Poll Karr of Columer. . 1 oently to attend the p1ano con·' an . Yk d est of During e,. business mertmg cert given by Mr. Abbey Simon bu~. were ~ee ~n g~ · ~ I I the cirde voted to have a sup- which was held at Ohio Univer- ~."I par~n ~ \an r s. plv shower at the Apnl meet- 1sity. ares . arr r. ing with articles to be brought : Mr. Vance Sharp of Amanda Mrs. Everett CThlomabs sp~~~ for vanuus pro jPds inr1uding ; and Mr. and Mrs. Layman Sch- the weekend m 0 urn u~ WI baby clothes! children's cloth- ] ressen of Lancaster visited Sat- her daughter and son-m-law, mg and otlwr articles. M r" I urday with Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Mr. and M". Gene DeWees and \\'h t•re _vo u get your loan Crisw('l\' thanked Mrs. Dowson ! ert Sharp. fam1ly , and other relahves. OPES make a differenre, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Henry 1and Mrs. Hennesy fnr their part 1 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rogers in the World Day of Prayer and son, Jimmy, of Oak Harof Amesville were Sunday Our rates are lower ~no hid· program bor spent the weekend with her guests of hiS siSter and broth~r· df' n (' harges) our expenem·~, . Appointed to the nominal· parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles in-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick I II Completely waoh and weart ing fnmmittee were Mrs. Glenn Bennett. Lochary. the fi nest. You get peace of Never lose their crease , •• , Lambert, Mrs. Earl Knitf.lt Mr. and Mrs. William King Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Norris stay trim, neal aU day Jongl and \Irs. Wayne Gibbons. Mrs. were in Lowell, Ohio, Sunday and son Jody spent tht week· 1nind at no extra cost. Come Koi·Set sloch retain lheir ohapel Criswell re-dd a letter . from and were dinner guests of Julia end w1th. Jus parents. Mr. and : Mrs. James R1ch~rds, dJStmt Fleming, who is Deputy Grand Mrs. AlVIn Norm of West * Featuring the famous Kolesport wear -performance guarantee! president, announcmg the 25th Matron of District 25 Order of Main-st. See The Selaclion of anniversary ohservance of the 1 the Eastern Star. Mr.' and Mrs. Rev. L. R. Carmichael of In a variety of blends EVERYBODY BENEFITS LiHie Boys Sport Jackets wsrs March 29 at the Frank- ~ William King are worthy rna- . South Webster visited recently and I00':', cotton! and Suits. SizH 3 to 7 On , tin-Av Methodist Church m Iron and worthy patron of Evan- with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon KraeuFROM ·Sale. Mens & Boys Portsmoulh. . . . geline Chapter in Middleport. ter. . Department On The 1st , Mr,_ Leo Smtth, d1stnct Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bailey Clinton Houdashelt. MJSs Floor. mJS<~uruJry personnel secre- and sons, Michael and Richard I Eva Houdashelt and Mrs. John tarv . reported on th~ rec•nt , of Springfteld visited over the 1 Hutchinson and daughter, Etl· 1, N< NATIONAL BAI , dtstnet meet mg. notm~ . t h e weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Leo een of Columbus were weekend i OJ School of MISSIOnS at o.uo Wes- . Kennedy and Mr. William Bait- I guests or Mrs. Adam Ebers· ' SERVICE tey an UniverSity m Delaware · ey, back and attended the funeral m .July. She Ul ged women and of Bertie Ridenour. 1 youth of tl~e local church to at. :; lend. aughter,l, -~M~r::_.~an~d~M~rs~-~R~i~cha~rd~C~a~m~p-~""""""""""""""""""""'"""""'"""...,..,.,...,...,._..,._._...,...,..,...,,...,""""""""""""""'"""""""""~ - --- --------··· - - - - - - enttne Many Persons f Come IS • F . MEIGS THEATRE I 1 MOTHER ••• iust what you have been waiting for! 1 PERMANENTLY I It, · A ~ VOL XVII NO. 272 mstrong, dAd About .s: , ~ .~ To Tlull.,.,., 01 Tlul Meip./Haon .4,.. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO cott WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1966 atelli CAPE KI!:NNEDY (UPI) -Gemini 8 astronauts Neil Armstrong and David Se streaked into the heavens atop a mighty Titan rocket tnday on a 107,000-mlle I(IIJI!tt!l~' chase to hook up with a target satellite launched ahead of them. In bursts of flame two launch pads, the most spectacular American space effort yet, including a 1 walk by Scott, got underway with perfect countdowns despite minor problema ued technicians almost to the last moment The rookie astronauts aimed for man's first linkup with an object in spac,, a in the manned conquest of the moon. The 20.1oot Agena satellite lilted off 101 mil~ before them. let heIpyou NAil . iron ~· 'J, ~ :--= Blastoff is on Schedule; Astronauts See ~ : Agena Target Rocket Leave Earth at 10 ',i KOL·SET slacks I DOWN a good dea I with a MORTGAGE LOAN "";."' _.on ...') I• * * * $2.95 CITIZENS I 1 D f H ecJ s on or on Her 8'ITfhd ay ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY at She also reported on a par· : ' ent-child camp to be held th~< I summf'r at Lanca~ter. H was 1' announced that the wscs or l . Heath l'hurc~ would hold the Mr. and Mrs John William 1 , di '> trlcl met>ting m Septe'l1hr r Blafl!tnar entertained With a I Fol lowing the bPnedtdion the i party Saturdav afternoon at grouo vi~ wed a di splay of dolls 1 thf'lr Wnght-St home honnring to be sen\ to VietNam and any- their daughter, Mary Helen on : ont> w1shmg to assist with the her seventh birthday. contact Mrs. Nan The Barbie theme was ·- · - ried out in the decorations and refreshments. Games were played and prizes awarded to Rebecca Thomas, Kimberly Sebu, Nancy Ebersbach, Trudy Ro,ch. Faith Perrin and Mary Ann Hoffman. After Mary Helen opened her gifts, refreshments were served to the above and Paula Eichinger, Bobbie Kay Chap. man, Lori Faulk, Patty Warner, Debbie llartenbach and Beth McKnight. Thur.1day evening a family party was held also honoring Mary Helen. A dessert course was served to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Satterfield Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, Mrs. Jack Satterfield Sr., the honored guest and sisters, Catheri ne Jnd Elizabeth and brother, FrederIck, the host and hostess. IF 1 \YE PAY 4"'o ON SAVINGS :'>IRER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. ."'"""""""""""""""...,.""'""""""""'""""""""'"""""'=_,,.....,...,proJect may • I car- l•rotf!l!t gour property with outdoor nNJn lighting! LOT·O·LITE eostsaslow as '350 -a month! B.~ 1 't Self-Love is T.hemeGiven JuniorBYF "'I Love Me," was the topic of the program presented by George Skinner when the Jun. ior BYF of the Pomeroy First Baptist church met Sunday evening in the church. George read articles on what the Bible says about seJf.lov. One must love self with a rocogni Iion of the growing process, must show love of self bv maintaining a high standard i~ all one feeds his mind, must Jove self with a grut respect lor his body, musl love seli with a desire to seek the best surroundings and environmenl and must love self in the know: ledge tlJat love is the image of God. A short business !Jession was beld following the program •f· . You get the comenienc~ of low-ro•t LQ'f-0-LITE automstkallv, tool LOT -O·UTE looks. lights like a atreet li!lhL A photoelectric cell turns it on at dusk, oft' at dawn. Ught8 up durL, areas around garages, outbuildings, drheways, patking lots, outdoor living and worki11g areas all night long! It's perfect. for •uburban home•, farms, fa<·tories, businesses, pub11ic buildings- any plac-e that needs protection and safety after dark! You make no investment in LOT0-LITE, either, One low monthly rate includes in&tallation, maintenance (Including lamp replacemellt) and tlf'rtricity. Order your WT-0-LITE today from your local Elec-tric Company office, c~ ()~ s WI • •f t the ( j, ELECTRIC co. e ter which the group adjourned i to the basement for r ecrenlirm.l I I HUSH PUPPY Com pare! Whatever car you may be considering as your next, you should investigate the many superiorities of Cadillac. Its performance, luxury, distinction and lasting \'alue will convince you that you could make no better motor car investment. Matdt (.,d iJlac aga inst any other car at or nea r its prite ant.! it will prove its ext ra value beyond a doubt. For uam ple, you'll find n o other car of Cadillat's size that performs s o nimbly or handl es so deftly. Cadillac is respected by authoritative automo livt> writ en as a "driver's car" for its outstanding rond capubilities. No I would like more information about "LOT-0-LITE INSTALLATION'' Ma E t.l ...... _.... . " Name -~·r·•••··· "II AddreM ........ . ....... . B< ., .. . - ... ·, '• • ,~o ti p • unexcelled in the motoring safeguards it offers a!i stand- Feather Light Washable White Leather I Standard of the World Narrow-Medium . '( Wide Widths . . ;! SEE AND DRIVE HIE MAGNIFICENT t966 CADILLAC AT YOUR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DM!.E!I $1Q·99 . MAIL TO: Columbus & Southern Ohio Elect, .c ~o., 215 N. Front St., Columbus 15, Ohio Attention: Residential Sales . comfort, roominess, luxury and conveniences. Cadillac is NURSES SHOE City • . ....... ~Phone ..... ...... Bus. Phone D other automobile oHers such a satisfying combination of nrd l'4ui pruP nl. Finally, no o1her car in ils cli!~S rnmpq cloJ.e to Cadillac in popularity, uwnt'r loyalty or high resalt value. On~y your penoonal experience at the wheel of a Cadillac can completely demon"trate how elegant, ned len t Hnd cx.c.;iting yo ur next automobile inveslment can be . See your nea rLr autlwri~ed dea ler at your earliest opporllmity. No one else kuuws Cadillac motor cars becter, . . or is heller prepared to offer the superior kind of scrv1 ce a line car like Cadillac truly deservca. KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES THE SHOE BOX 242 W. MAIN ST. Middleport, 0 • PI • POMEROY II - .... . ... . ~ " .. ... ,-. - . , _... . . ..... .. ... ·• ·-- ~ . .... .. . , ~ - · · -- - ·- -- ~ . .. . ..... .. ....... _~ ·-· . ~ -~~ ~ --- _._.. ,- · · ··~ -· ~- · ... -.--.- __ • _..... . ...... ~--·- -·-- .. ...... -·..-··-·- ......_••. ~-- . . ..... ~- ·-·· - - -----··~..,,.,·-•,••...-..,,....., ,,.,•.,•.,,. ....,..,...IZIIII:JOIR"II"''"•-Iri•"':IZ·.. , tiltOrn~v--P · · · ~. ,. ·-·... . . .·- ... .-.. -· ·~- · · ""---· ·~ ,..,.,_ .. Butcher Union Being Sued For $100,000 • ~ 1l' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. 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