https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b65e576318fd6bddd9622b0c4ab9950a.pdf 859fe574258d5d4a704b8ca5882cb0d0 PDF Text Text ! 1'1~odorru t:D11n,cU M. . !it IOOF Hall • ~..... CouncU, Daughters of America; met Monday ,...,. lng· at the \()OF hall with b!>an Bllmitz couneUor, p,...ldtng. Re. ported ill wert Hattie CUrtis lo HQlzer j!ospital, Fannie· MdNa· mee and Kathryn t;loodwln. One member. Edna Barleis was lilot by death and flowers WOre sent. Mae Lynch was reported tn distress, having lost !on by death. ·An invitation was received to attend inspection of Golden Gleam Council , Marietta, on 1 Monday, June 13. An invitation ld · was also received to at en a poUuck anniversary dinner inspection of Forest Rose Councit Tuppers Plpins, May . 24. Serond nomination of offtcers was held. Rou~ · has return· ·-1;;~u.,~ ,, a . .where she if'• 1,11'"111 tt1e ~n~s.t two weeks •·· ,,.. .son ··• rIIJ!U·1y, Mr. toL.A Mrs. Ro us h. "''" ICC<<IlJlani<id' by Mrs. Beth formerly 9f Middleport. J!f'.,t on to FJoridn for a w,~. relatives. .,.N Jra ButCher accompan. daughti!r, Judy, and Robert Garwell to Lorain the weekend where they 8\leslsoi his parents, Mr. Mrs. Jolu! Garwetl. While . -· Mr!. GarWell entertained : . I ' ; ~-. .~-._·,, ~ ·. t I ~- J oil.1?:~1 i .... .<· ,.,,,. ,.",;,w·,,•i'"~"··'''''" ;h~~~~:~=rt~where has /OF Cia.• Meet. AI Church Monday al ' • The JOF dass of the United Methodist cbur<h met Monday evening at the clrurch -yith Mrs. Mar.. Chapman, presrdent, m charge. It opened with devolions by Miss Grace Camphell, who gave a meditation nn What 1 IYouth can offer, taken from ' The Upper Room. ' Members responded to roll r:all with a church iwprovement. IA report Wd given on the rumj mage sate held recently, by Gerald Wildermuth and a vote of thanko Wd extended to all who helped make 1t a success. · During tbe program hour, Mrs. Everett Thoma condueted a quiz on women of the Bible and a salad course was erved by Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Ailen Eichinger. A pink, wb1te and purple theme was carrred 1 out on tbe table wbicb was ceotered with an arrangement ol flowers. ' .I ' · ;' a t, ' • ' ' ' ' t "--ed To TM, lur•il 01 Thl ------------.....,---~--~-=-~-'-----.;,.,.....,_..;:..~,~-·" ·=-~· VOl XVIII NO. 23 '· enttne· POMEROY-MIDDI.EPOIIt, OHIO Mefp.Muora .4rea • - --------------- ~--------------..;,--+- THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1966 ---~--~------~~--~~ ' ~~~~~~ an To Discrimination Sale! Kroehler and Valentine Seaver ..• Living Room Suites • Sofu • Mr. and Mrs. Chairs .;', Early American • Modem • Traditional • French Provincial $199,00 2 PIECE SUITES, MODERN ...... SALE $141.00 $229.00 2 PIECE SUITES, MODERN .... ., SALE $188.00 $259.00 2 PIECE SUITES, MODERN . ..• , .. SALI $208.00 $269.00 2 PIECE SUITES, MODERN .• , ••. SALE $214.00 $299.00 2 PIECE SUITES, MODERN .. .... SALE $248.00 $319.00 2 PIECE SUITES, Eorly Amorlun .. SALE $264.00 $339.00 2 PIECE SUITES, Trodltlonol .... . SALE $218.00 $349.00 2 PIECE SUITES, MODERN . , ••. . SALE $294.00 $359.00 2 PIECE SUITES, MODERN .••••. SALE $299.00 U79.00 2 PIECE SUITES, MODERN ...... SALE $312.00 ..19,00 2 PIECE SUITES, Early American . . SALE $338.00 $429.00 2 PIECE SUITES, Eo.ty Amorlcon . . SALE $348.00 $418.00 ond $489.00 2 Ploco SUITIS, lorly Amerlcon SALE $392.00 $419.00 2 PIECE SUITES, lorly Amor!con .. IALI $384.00 . $589.00 2 PIECE SUITES, Troditlonol ..... SAL I t499.00 $219.00 SOFA, FRENCH PROVINCIAL .• , . U.LI $221~ $349.00 SOFA, FRENCH PROVINCIAL .. SALI $284. $699.00 2 PIECE SUITE, Tndltlonot . ..... SALI $599 $229.00 3 Pleco Mr. ond Mro. CHAIR ond Ollomon IALI $199,00 $259.00 3 Pltct Mr. 1nd Mrs. CHAIR and Ottorntn SALI $219.00 $299.00 3 PIHt Mr. tnd Mrs. CHAIR tnd Ottam.n SALE $251.00 $449.00 $339.00 $349.00 $249.00 3 PIICI, PICAN .......... ., ...... 3 PIECE, MAPLE . .. •.. • .. . .. .. .. .. 4 PI ICE, PECAN .................. 3 PIECE, CHERRY ................ S:nt.OO 3 PIECE, MAHOGANY ............ $239.00 3 PIICI', WALNUT . .. ., .......... $219.00 4 PIECE, MAHOGANY .... , . , .. , • . . ,159.00 3 PIECE, MAPLE ...... ., ....... $269.00 4 PIICE, MAiiDGANY ..... 1...... $359.00 4 PI ICE, PECAN .. . ... ., ., ., • , .. $191.00 3 PIEC!, MAHOGANY .. ., .... ., ... $298 00 3 PIECE, WALNUT ................ $319:00 3 PIECE, CHERRY ., .... ., ., , ., .. $219.00 3 PIECE, WALNUT ................ $539.00 4 PIECE, ELM ... ., ........... , ... SALI SALE $ALE SALE SAL I SALI SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $366.011 $272.00 $212.00 $211.f# $18t.Oil $191.00 $232.011 $121.00 $221.00 $292.00 $177.00 $252.011 $31ro:: $112 00 $440.00 Ky Discounts Civil War Sal~! .BERKLINE CHAIRS .' - ' New Shipment! Recliners.· Rock+loungers • ' Swivel Rockers • Pl1tform Rockers with OHom1ns Dr. Boyd Will Give Address At Eastern Commencement Modern • Tradition•! • Euly I Arneric1n. Upholstered in Elberfelds Have Spring (Sale Prices On All Summer Furniture Supported Vinyl or Cloth. "SHOTT" • • • Folding Chairs, Chains and Rockers. Innerspring Chain•. "BUNTING"··· Gliders and Chairs "LLOYD"-. Swings and Spring Ban Chairs "JOHN HANCOCK" • •• Bar·B-Cue Sets • Rockers • Chairs 1nd Chains of Genuine C11iforni1 Rtclwoocl. $64.00 Plolfllrm Rackers Sole t69.00 Swivel Rock'" 1nd hcllntro .. .. .. .. .. .. Stlt $74.00 Swivel Rockm ... Sole $79.95 Choir ond Oltomen ond Rocllnero .. .. .. .. .. . Sole $89.00 Swivel Rocklro .. Sole $99.95 Swivel Rocktro ... Stlt • Broaze and brass--Goldtone $11.95 SINGLI DOOR UTILITY, II" wltlo .. SALE .$14,00 t22.50 DOUBLI DOOR UTILITY, 22'' wldo .. SALI $17M $28.00 UTIL-A-DOOR UTILITY, 24" whlo .... SALI ·$22.00 $45.00 CHINA CABINET, 24" wttlo . , , , • , , . SA~I $35.00 $64.00 CHINA, King Slu, 36" wldo ..•.••.. SALE $49.00 $44.00 DELUXI CHINA, 24" wldo ....... , . SALI $61.00 $45.00 WARDROBE. $poco Moolor, 42" w14o SALI $35.00 $24.95 WARDROBE, 24" wltlo ......... , . . . SALI ~.od and Nurury Furniture on Salt on the 3rd floor, SAI;EI ~WE and WALL CABINm $34.00 IS" BASE CABINETS • , , •:. SALE $26.00 $42.50 24" CABINETS • ; , , , • SALE $32.00 $59.00 3f' ~ CABINETS , • , , , , SALE $44.00 .U}OO,'I$,";WA~L CABifi!.ETS .•• ; •. .SALE $1~ .fU *WALL CABIN!TS , ••• , ; SAt.IJ $16;00 ·~ 30" WALL CABINETS . , • , , . SALE $17.00 :ft.t'.oo.;?f':.,!IIIALL CABINETS , • , • ,., SALii $21.00 P7JJOWW'ALL CABIN!I!TS, .. ,.,.SALE $27.00 ..t4i.JoW WALL CABIN.ETS .... ; ~- SALE $32.00 We SALEI RCA WHIRLPOOl. Salel •42.00 3 Piece Set REFRIGERATORS $499.00 17 Cu. Ft. No Frost R.tiiger.lor ·FrMDra *ilh let Moktr .. .. .. .. . .. .. • .. SALE $449.00 $349.00 14 cu. ft. No Frost Top F....., SALE $299.00 $3.49.00 14 Cu. Fl. No frost Bottom F ) SALE $299;00 $349.00 IS Cu. Ft;AIIIttfrlgtrltor ,IALI$299.00 , Set the compllle line of Baby 8acl Outfits SfUL Living .Room Tables . 2 Step TaW.,., I CoRM TPlt. Walnut-Modem . Sa . •., . ·~ ' ~ ~ ' I . Sale! MEDICINE CUIN~S . . Surface mountlnt and ..._d •llle• lDatallatlcin. &lass and window f)aso mirrors with 'l!ld, witllout' Uabta. . . · . • • • • •· SALI $29J N.49 CAIINITS .••••• , , , , • , ..•••••• • $4.49 CAIINITI ..... ., ., .......... , , , • ~ALl $215 110.51 CAIINITI ••• , •• , , • , , ••. , •• , • • •• • • SALI' $900 •_ $14.95 CAIINITS ........................ IALI fii.OO $22.50 CAIINIITS WITH ~IGHTS ; , ••.• ; •.. SALI 119,00 m:ot CAIINIT. WITH. LIGHT$ ·.... ; .... , ~LE SD.ot $49.00 CA81Nits WITH LIGHTS .• '.'.::.' >IALI ~ $54;1!11 CAIINITS WITH LIJ!IjTI . ., .,;.,,-.,~LI W.Gt $64J0 CABINITS WITH:LIGHTI • ., ... ; .. $19.95 GI!NERAL' ' .• ' I Altomatlc Dellu!.hlfleri··· S-.1• , , , I • • L , "' ' ' , ( L ' • ' _ . · ...Thrl~l' S~: AII .Of YOQ~' Si ' '• '3·-J· ·oo. '. ' :.,' $139.00 Apt. Slw GAS RANGES , , • , • SALE $119 $239.00 30 Inch GAS RANGES .• , , , . ~~ $199 $249.00 36 Inch GAS RANGES .. , , . . ~LE $209 $189.00 361nch ELECTRIC RAIIGiiS .. SALE $159 $239.00 30 Inch ELECTRIC RANGES .. SALE $1,. $249.00 361nch ELICTRIC RANGES .• SALI$209 , : ' , Gas and Electric- Rangel S32·50 SALE eRound 1nd redlantnlar Tables Sale! Metal Utility Cabinets and Wardrobes &DRYERS MAGIC CHEF II Piete---7 piece-9 piece $69.00 DINITTI SETS ... , • , .......... , SALI $54.00 $19.00 DINITTI SITS ..... , • ., • ., ....... SAL I 1!.00 $99.95 DINITTE SETS , ...... _... , .. , .. SALI 00 $119,00 DINETTE SETS . , ., ...... . , ...... SALI 99.00 $129.00 DINETTE SETS . ., .... ., ., , ., . SALE $109.00 $139.00 DINETTE SETS ... , .... , .. , . SALE $119.00 $149.00 DINETTE SETS , , ..... , ...... SALI $124.00 $1S9.00 DINITTE SITS .......... , •., ... SALE $1$199.00 DINETTE IITS . .................... SALI $161.00 $219.00 DINITTI SITS , , • .. .. .. .. .. .. IALI $174.00 $84 Your elloice · ol mallie. whUe and -'birch tinlah... wit.qrrool lnnermat,treoL sm $76 BPriDI llllll!rODI ud SAUl DINEM $66 $189.00 ELECTRIC DRYERS . , , .. $ALE $169.00 $229.00 GAS D~YERS ......•..• , SAL!I!. ~~~.00 $249.00 AUT()fMTIC WASHERS .. S~LE'$199.00 $279.00 AUTOMATIC WAS~ERS .• SALE ·~.~.00 $159.00 WRINGER WASHERS . , , • SALE $141.00 $169.00 WRINGER WASHERS .• , • SAL~ $151.00 Swulanl size erlb with llln(le · lide drop. plutle t.ethlnr ralk, 3 level oprlnr ad· Mrs.[ $56 $62 VVASHERS $42.50 BABY BED OUTFITS 1 $109.00 Swivel Rock111 .. Sole S88 S119.00 Rock·A·Lopngero ond Reellnen ..... ,. .,. . .. Selt $99 $129.00 Recllnera end Rock-A· Loungero ........... Sole $109 $159.00 Rock·A·LOU"'Iefs Slit $124 $179.00 Rtcllntra .. , • , • $tit $141 $52 RCA WHIRLPOOL Solei I Loyal Helpers dass of ur•" Metbodlll church · Monel~ evening at the iJ~:;.;w~~~~~th~t.!Mrs. Ralpb ftob. 'I in charge, opendevotions taken from Upper Room by Mra. oa. Farren. Mrs. Royal Thornreported one get well card to Looit Flanagan at Uni· itf lloipitai and sympathy Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Walter and Mr. and Mrs. Dan . w• decided to sell scrip- j ----n4kins as a money mak· 1 Nt>W 01/icer• are ...,ject. Round robin get were sent to M r s. Elected by FHA New officers were elected and Mrs. Charles RuUand Mrs. William Etching. and Installed when Chapter Futurt Homemaken of a Bible study on America met Monday evening mother of John the Refreshments were at the school. Karen Haynes, presideot, the above and Mrs. was ln charge of the meetlnii1 ~::~"· Mrs. Frank ri! Mrs Melvin Sharon Carter was elected pres. Helen Dame- : ident; Becky Haley, vice presi· dent; Mary Hall, parliamentarIian; Billie Carter, secretary; Kathy Thomas, treasurer; Karen Haynes, S0J11 leader; SUe Cloncb, oews reporter; Dixie County Ohio Rural Wamaley and Jean Shuler. hiswill meet at loriaru; and Charlotte Imboden thurch at Staver and Teresa Dean, recreation 19 !tom 10 a.m. leaders. to plan fall confer- It was deCided to select two chapter mother~ wbo will be interested are chosen at 1be Soptembor meet*t~,!Ge~neva Yates ing. Offieen were installed by ,.; candlelltlbl and refteshmenta were served. Mt!.. . . .tN: ~~~;: , ,: ' .~ Sale! Bedroom Suites JI,,..Mlko S:vr~reuse ' . !'fht in ' ~ 1 services her 1'8ftdmother, Mrs. An· WaiterL, ~ also visited pillndo antili1tes iD waverCbilli®liie · Piketon be. relurning home. •. . ' ,. ·· This W~k-~nd We Ar~.S,tarting~Our Spi!ing furni~re SO,f• On.the ~lid ~~d 3rd·Fl~11 7. .... ..... ... and At Our Ware~ouse O'n Mechanic Street. ···· -· -· ·. W~ek DaysJhe Store f~ Open Until 5 -On Friday Until 8dnd On ~ttitd'ay Until9. About Pomeroy for Sunday, for I ' 1 and friends in honor 1 . d , Butcher bride-elect of Ray Pullum, son Randy an , il ·. 111·e1r .. Rhonda of Thurston u~·we wedd.mg I dau•hter, r. ' I were weekend guests of his mo· be an 1tvent or Saturday, ther, Mrs R. A. Pullins Sr. 4· , They also visited briefly with 'William Bailey, Grant I Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs. was 'the Sunday dinner I Mrs. Everett Thomas substi·or M:t~ 'and · Mrs. Georgt> 1 tuted this week at the Junior and family at their , High School lor Mrs. Martha 'Liri<'<ll~ St. i Husted who was ill. : Mkhael Jones and Jim Hiser Mrs. William King, of Columbus were weekend and Mrs. Robert King, Mrs. guests of Michael's grandparHawklns. Mr. and Mrs. ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill. H1111hes and Mrs. Frank They also visited Mr. and Mrs. ' . were in Racine Roy Jones Sr. ' Mjii!J.Iy nJght to attend the an· I Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hili were U11pect1on of Racme chap- Tuesday business visitors in Order Of the Eastern Star. Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Ba Philson end his sister, Mrs. E. J. Hill left this morn'~'heron Johnson are serv~ ing for a ,.Isit with relatives 1Df· 8!1 worthy patron and wor· in Columbus. She was acoom· thj matron~ the ~adne Cha~ panied by her daughter, Mrs. two Mrs: Ph~n IS also ser~- c. K. Nease and Mr~. Roy Jones I ._ u Asseklllte malton Uns Sr. who returned home this eveJill'. . 1 nlng. ,B.ecent visitors with Miss 1l Mrs. William Fisher and son, 1 J'iof!da Faehnle were Miss Willie of Belpre and Gordon l!elen Faehnle and Miss Esther I Fisher of Parkersburg, W.. Va. 1 Faebnle of Col~bus . were Monday eveninl dinner · guest. of Mr. and Mrs. Mason llln. C. M. Henne!y has re- Fisher, and family. ltftod to her borne after visi~ Mrs. Millon Roush, Mrs. t:rn-· 11 bll 1'lor the paat thrte weeks est Harris and Mra. Orris Harlll't!llumbus with her daught.r ris were Galiipollo visitors 1111 llmny, Mr. and Mrs. Gor· day. dill ll:itris and family. Mr. and Mrl. Eldon Kraeut.r Fielchner Coium- spent the woekead in Columbus IMII, ri.tted over the 'weekend with Mrl. Alina llyero and Mr. ' her dalll!hler, Mrs. Hattie and Mrs. l'rJDk Dlclteraon, ·a I ' ·- . , , :~R j:~~iY(tiO't~:DRj~:· y~:· ' ' ;(J ' ' ' �,, ' ( ol, I HELEN' dEtP' US!l .• - ..... ·by H•l~n ·l!iatt•I_J .. ' 'J .:-=~~ Ellis Goes Dist~nce, Reds W,in Again:·T ,; : ,it::t;, .,.,., -. •t •nlaed out Wednesday, may nale acaiDJI the Melt the Reas · ~out seven' and walkinc R1cbardaon. Chico ' C.idil can wind up their .:.arly ·two. .In bll first vtctory· liai:e llrew 'an i;rtenttona1 week road lrlp with an 8-1 rec- U. . !be baseo. JOhn ord before l'8lurrllnC· to Crosley The &11'01111-armed.rl&btbander ed .on 1ouf straight FJeld. : wbn posted 1 zi.iO mark . , far~ 1n tbe .~· Reds notched.a 4.2 vlctpry, lhelr Ellll. wbo must have bad lll8§, finished tr rieD<- hillnc · · ' .. ••• doubts about bls chanceo !ni' bll only a 2-G.counl I ~~ ~¥·--·........ ~ d: ~ ~!!~. ~! t~e 1!f"''l"ff' fn ~c ~.. !r."i~lll ~ ~.,.. nil RibaSJt•reUeved opposing bitten l!lrougllout tbe liver acaio ia today' I aeries II· IWednesday nlJbl'a game, atrlk· ;.,.~ ~tb··u;;;1; l11111. . sQ'uck out the Meanwhile, tbe ~ loot ICOftffTili!Uhy . vi uii.Je W"i~. ;::: flold ·linlle vantage them from New York the third l'UD to meke Jack Hamilton. Tbe Mets scored bolb jumped in front In tile first 1'11118 OR a tiJiill! by. E!l Dine when H '!too walked aoud, a triple by Jolumy ·~i!.\::• ceptlon and asked 110 que,. aeot stadium finished by AuJ, The Oblo lleleptloa <OIISilled John arm the haaeo and Pete !Ieee's error. ,.;,.,· Iii'. liens." I, 1968, and would use either o1 Rhodes, Clncirmatl Mayor :,' son wltb 1n tGclay's game, Jlefflla'.~;: Commllsioner Pete Rozelle of the . University of Cillcmllllti Walton Bachrach, City Manager In the flftb the Reds expected to start ~., ·Jli•c th NFL .d be . StadiUm or CrOBley Field for WU!iam Wichman Cbarles W three ' th thougb Jay was a poeslbillty If ... e sa• . • was ~- tbe 1967 season when tbe NFL Staab cbalrman ;f tile stadiu.; runs ao ey pressed by ClliCmnati s fmanclai plans to field 16th ream. and Sen Frank J around, and wrapped up the Cincinnati offer until a new stadium ,. Cincinnati's delegation said Lauscbe. . . contest for Ellis, who Is now built. ellher of tbe !Rterim stadiuma Cincinnati a1 · fur the ~ason. be the Mets' hurler. Tbe ObioaB9 said !bey seat only 35.000, but !be city Orleans and s:'~e W:.~re N:. Vada Plllfon led off the'P:.:I;"-;;;;;;;..;.;;;;;;;=..i;;;;;;;;;;;;'-i;~l planned to have a new, 55,000. would guarantee visitiag teams bind the scenes to the same mmlmum financial...,. land the francblse. Others mak· eurve from Hamilton. llaurna they Wlllld receive IR ing a bld were Boston. Houston, then doubled to score Pinson and rger stadiums. Phoenix and Portland. 1e11d Pavieticb to tbird. Got Your Snort Boolc Tba II H CIITIFIED GAl QUEENS Atl I1 0011 1102 10 edforb 531 w. Main St. 10 0 wbo I was NEW JRLEANS (UPII-M ar. Pills. . an I-I2 9 II; ~~:_;;w;;:as:._;re;;,;;ev~~Y:_::;;rwn;:~iiiiiiiiiii$ . 000 tO! tJilO.d'tnl·ng ion. Ladewig. of Grand Rapids, Johnsoo <3- 3) and ~orre, berry k""P songbirds M1ch.. conSJ dered by many as Corty , 51 , Law Mikkelsen•· ,71 POM~ROY . o 11 Regatta City we · the gwtest woman bowler of F ' . • ''Shelter from predator and all time wlli bowl 'th Del ace (8) and PagllaroDL OPJune W ·l J.l2 severe weather is still ,another Fair La~es of Cincinn:~ Satur: Law 0·11. HR - Aaron (13th). plant value. for ~Jrds, noted day in the sixth annual Queens tbe SCS officiaL ConservatiOn Tournament of the W ,8 1 San. Fran. 200 0011 041)...3 7 0' plantings are also chosen for ternational Bowlin ;;en D- Los Ang. IIIlO 300 010-1 ID 1 their ability to protect soil and The Cincinnati ~a n~ress.lll Sadecki, McDaniel 14), Henry beautify the landscape." include a!l.star ch m a so (8), Linzy (8) and Barton; Additional information may verne Carter 1 St a';!lon ,.j Osteen, Moeller <8), Pernmoski be secured by contacting the 1961 WIBC 0 <9) and Torborg. 1 ws •. a Meigs Soil and Water Conser- Evelyn Te f. ~e~s wmner niet. <2-IJ. OP-Osteen (4-4). 0 vation District office located In a a · -fatrly (2nd). the Masonic Temple, Pomeroy. NEW YORK· (UP!>) - Yeum Heffner ean have bll pick ollirst mHth of 1ha HRIOil when be staggered to a 1~ record. AJalnst the New York Meta Wednesday nlgbt, Ellis camo back with a four-bitter as the · 11o I!I&Yed tGclay, MHS Atblel- have .to pardOR Manager ·Don Jim Maloney, llift Pappu, Jim :~»::'~ aareoee TboiiiP' Reffner of the Clncii!Jlall ~ O'Toole, Joey Jgy aad now , A decllloa will llo made If he brags a Utile about biB Sammy E!Us. staff. The ]stot Claclnn,a11 pllcller · olioll I P. m. based upon The Reds may not be the to prove he belovged among the II dolag to tbe I majOr tef:t~utnt, LNh UtA~ tJil.ciiwal Eu..lro, ..,U\1 ..........~ .......... •"'""-·.r "" 1!1 dw :-.:.:~IUD 1•••----•-•1 grea~t bllting.b~ll_cl~b.tn, ~. fr~~l ~e_rs_~~s~~~. ~!,~'"!~ Ia~! ~ ~~~·~""'~--•· so:T . . . . . . . . . _. is something else. As atarters WA8HINGTON (UP!) - Na· · Major toacu• a-alii tlon:l ~?"!bail League owners By Uo!ted Press JnleroallM W"! surpriSed ~lid im· Amerlcaa LoaJIIO pressed by ClncJonati s presen1st aame Major Loape StaodiDJs tattoo Wednesday ol a bld to Calif. 001 000 000- I 4 I By land the league's 16th frallchise. Kaa. City 010 01 20x- f II 0 Uotte.l Preas Gov. James A. Rbndeo, wht Lopez, Sallford (4), McGlotb· American Loegue head~d a delegation !bat made lin (7) and Rodgers; Hunrer w. L. Pet. GB the preseotstlon, said tbe own.3) and Suarez. LP- Lopez 12- Cleveland 19 7 .731 ers gave them "aa excellent ref). · Baltimore 18 10 .643 2 2nd game Detroit 17 11 .607 3 ~if. 1102 010 IIJO- 4 8 I Minnesota 15 II .577 4 Kan. Cily 102 120 !Ox-7 tO 0 Caiifor•ia 17 14 .548 41> Chance. Burdette (I), Egan I Chicago 14 13 .519 51> (W'and Satriano, Rodgers 16); Wasnington 11 18 .379 9•~ Dobson, Lindblad (51, Aker 181 Kansas City 11 18 .379 91> ,.7 1o Wildllfe enthusiast. can aland suarez. WP- L'mdblad (2- New y ork . 11 19 .~ 1). LP- Chance (3·3). HR - Boston 9 21 .300 12 tract and feed songbirds '" Reichardt !10th). Wednesday's Results their backyards, year round, Bos. 2 Bail. I, nigh~ 10 inns. with tbe right combination of . Washingto• 4 Cleveland 3, night plants, accordmg to Raym~nd New Yo,rk 300 2110 lOI- 7 II 0 N'"" York 7 Detroit 2 night S. Brown, State Conservatiorust, lll!lro1t 000 200 0011- 2 5 Minnesota 7 Chicago 1• nl ht USDA Soil Conservalioa SerV· Stottlerre 13-3) and Kaa City 7 Calif 1 lst 'twig ice, Columbus. ard! Lol h, Pena (5), Kan. City 7 Calli 4 ~d Nlght "Twelve tsp.quaiity trees and sham 18) and Freehan. Thursday'• Probably . shrubs will do the trick in Lohch (4-3). HRs-Whlte 14th), Chicago at Minnesota ...Job most paris ol Ohio," said Freeban i3nl), Tresb (lsi). (1-Z) vs. Perry (I·O) n Brown. "These plants bear fruit washington at ·Cleveland at different seasons and will 10 Innings .. . . .. ....... night _ McCormick (2-3) vs: give birds a steady meai·tickel plus a one-stop cafeteria, no ._..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,._ &a. 001 0011 0011 1- 2 7 Tiant 13-1). .. Bostoft at Ba1timore nightmatter what the calendar says." • ,....,..... . . .. .* Bait. 00\l 010 0011 ))... I 7 WilSIIn (3-2) and T!Uman: Santiago (2·1) vs. Barber (2·0). Early spring fruit Is provided by Tatartan honeysuckle and Palmer (3-2) an4 Etcbebarrea. Oniy games scheduled Friday's Gameo elderberry. For summer feed, Hit . ~wuse• <2nd). Clevelao at Chicagu, night red-<>SJer do~wood, Silky dog· California at Washington, Right woad and w1ld black cherry are Chicago 001 000 001)... I I Detroit at Baltimore twi·night on the recommended menu. Fail Minn. 1AHl 0211 301-7 7 , Minnesota at New York night fare is provided by autumn ol· By proclamation, Peters, HoWard 18) and Ro- ' Kansas City . at Boston Right • · · Johnsen has dec1ared May IVe, r ed cedar, an d fl owenng ma110; Graat 13-3) .and Battey, N "·· 1 , • · crabapple. During the critical ior Citizens Month Under •~a ...ague . · Z1mmerman I9) . LP- p eters feed·short winter months biJb·• new law passed by. ConRre>IS. (2:2). HRs -Killebrew (211d), ~ San Fran GB bush cranberry, Amur ho~eysuc· May is also the month 23Wj0L. MIJICher l3td). Houston 20 12 :625 2 ~ kle, aromatic sumac, and bay· persons who reach 65 Los Angeleo 18 15 .Mii 5 March I, 1966, will have wash. 000 100 Olltl-4 10 Pbiiadeipbla 15 13 .536 51> MATillS WJTHDRA ws sign up for doctor bill . Cl~Ve. 000 000 iJ13-!... 3 1 I PittsburJb 16 11 .533 5lll NEW YORK (UPI) - Rea· anre if they are to have Richert, Co• (I) and casano-t Cincinnati II 15 .433 7 vyweigbt Buster M~tbls pulled age by July I, 1966, the va;' Seibert, Harsan . (6), !AUanta 16 19 .457 a out ol a prellmmary . ~I !bat medicare coverage beMcMahon It) and Azcue: WP- . New York 11 14 .440 8 Wednesday for Saturday mght s gms. Rii:hert '(4-4), LP - Sei.berl 1.1- :St. Louls 12 17 .414 9 Jose Torres ·.Wayne Thornton Almost ail persons 65 ar over ~): HR-Colavilo tlfd). Chicago 6 22 .214 14111 !Jght heavyweight title fight at are eligible for the two types '· ·• · Wednesday'• Reolllll Shea Sladlum. of health insurance under the Houston 5 Chicago 1, 1st Math1s, ~ho ~d been sche- medicare pregrant; hospital inNational Loape Houstoa 1 Chicago 2, Znd duled to fight D1ck Greatom:, IIUl'ance and doctor bill tnsurtst 18~ Cincinnati 4 New York 2, night was _farced to withdraw when ance, Social security beneficiRoiiSiol OliO 0002 1211-6 7 0 i Phila. 4 St. Louis 3 night Madisoa Square Garden refused aries are automatically enroll· c~~ago 0011 10 000 - I 7 ~I Atlanta 4. Pittsburgh night to release bim from :• .contract ed iR tbe hospital insurance. On (f.l) and Bateman, San Fran. 6 Los Ang. 4, bmdmg blm lo fiJbl there the other hand, in order to get lll'ogi • Abera~thy (8) and 1'IIunday'o Probable Pitchers ftrst. protection toward the cost Hundley. Broglio (1-J). HR c· . ti llllllill ::1 1!!11 :: I! !II : l!l&&m&B .i!lii!l doct b'li t f $3 Maye (4th) Sta b (3rd) mcmna at New or 1 s a a cost 0 per 2nd galil~ u ' O'Toole 0·1) vs. Fisher <H). V~Webe< ol the Qaallty montb, all persons must l!llroil. HttlStoo 2tiO OU 0011- t O Houston at Chicago-Farrell Prln Shop In Middleport bao Persons who were 65 before 4 Chicago 00110·1) vs. Haads (1-3) or Faul beeo a · Boat and Onl- March 1, 1968, and fad to en· 011 0011 2 Rl>heill RaymOIId <7) 8Bd3 <1·1), board otor Jle&lstration roil before the deadilne, May Batemarl.' Elloworlh, J St. Louis at Philadelphia, AJetll for Ibis area. will have lo wail until Octobe rl <I) and Hundley. WP-~ night-A. Jackson (2-1) vs. I. Paal Sarossy, Chief of tbe 1967 before they will have (3-1). LP'-Eliswortb 11-4) HRs Jacksoo (1-4). Divisloo of Watercraft, Ohio other cbanre to apply for doctor! -Pblllipa (3rd) Bateman ·(Srd) San Fra•cisco at Los AB· Deportment of Nalural II&- bill protection. , , . ' · geles, nlgbt-Gibbon 12.0) vs. oourceo said Mr. Weber oucAs senior citizeHS become Koufax .(5-l). ceeds WWis Loadlagbam, ol they should visit their S~ Louis 020 100 1Jt10....3 8 0 <O•Iy gameo scheduled) the Metropolitan Motor Sales . aecurity ollice no later tban Phil~. 00111103 1111-4 10 o Frlday'o Gameo Company bJ Pomeroy, • b o month before their 65th !li~114!11.. Woodesblck (7) and Chicago Bt Atlanta, night baa resiped. day to have protectioa as McCarver; BuuJng, Culp (8) St U:mls at Cjncinnati, night ua 1m11 ? JJUI.!ll 1mua as they reach 65. and Dalrymple. WP-cutp (I· Philadelphia at Houston, night 31. LP-Gibson IW). HRs _ Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Smith 13rd), Wblle <5111), . RiJbt ' New York at San Fran., RIJbt ~ ' SOCIAL SECURITY :;t. 2. m::., 100 1130 1100- 4 7 t I TO PARTICIPATE N~w Yor~ 000 2110 1100- 2 4 I NEW . YORK (UPI) -The :II;· :~w~~~.::'c~~ a~:~· ~0~~:::11 ~I aGomll~~~ 'i'.. t" ° · Knit ond Hanley SHIRTS Now foturlng thrifty pricH an wtnlod !lema for summer: Baseball Bats, Glavts, Bolio-Summar Tayo, Gar. den Seto, Beach Tays, Ralltr Skat11, Skato Batrch. Artificial Fla....-. Far Decartlian Doy Ce-ry Wrtolho SPECIAL VALUES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS OF THE STORE Prom 2.99 lermucla Shorts fi'OIII 3.50 Arrow ond Rugby SPORT SH1RTS 2.99 Sots - Bag~~ - '"'"lnt Pad I Cover loll - Ploco Mat Teflon Fry Pana - Plootlc Traah ConlaiMH _ Plastic Wulabaolcoto - Co- ..... - Co•- -Is eJAC SHIRTS eSLACKS - Window Shodoo - Framed Plctu,... - Dloh Dralnm - Tissue Dltptnsert - Blul B1th1 _ Chlldrett'a eM !.odin' Wou, Troplctl W....Jod, " eSTRAW HATS eiPORT CAPS Gormont s·I o 8EN FRAN Kll Ns·Io ~ o::: .... L~v c~- , ~ ,. - ,_. WY 2-3498 .-.-,-_ ~- · - Prom WHh'n w..r .DOWNIE.GROSS, INC. "Home of Arrow Shirts" POMEROY 1 C!Rcl. I!U!• (U) ond Eihrarda; Hal!lliton, Richardson (5), ru. but (5), Bnnarlh (8) and ~IO(Ibe!Jsol (B). LP.llliltoa, (1-1). manager~ ~:ckm~~be~!~ ~~~~ TOUR.~AMENT II •us:. co~lsslon, l~vorltes Recommend Songhrr·dMenu To Enthus·ast I S of w.·Idlt"fe I 'WI~ Rhodes Impresses NFL Owners ,;WUI bappenK to 1our . r.INGEB8?" I ~";'m'!:m United States Polo Assoclatioa Wednesday announced piau to aend a team to participate !be Cup of Amerlcaa ma~obesl in Buet101 Alrea Nov. 19. THE HUDEPOHL FLAVOR JS BEAUTIFUL FLAVOR Try it. Pure-grain and premium-draft-brewed with Process 14-K. N£W PENNSYLVANIA - ~ .•.·e' . '·BATTERIES ' ., ' ' ... • ,J • • Instant Power · The Moment You Need hi WITH IXCHANGI .IATTIIIY • I~ ._., ....- - •lniltiJ',Jir.I_Q .___•••• .,_, IIAII" . . .- ...... ,........ $ 16,9$ S!MII.AR LOW PRICES ~. oN AU ' TTIRI&s:IN:· srOqcl ...:r ~.~.... . '. ' ,..l*llltlltllllllrl mEYIIIIfr·CII£WJ.:'!· �,, ' ( ol, I HELEN' dEtP' US!l .• - ..... ·by H•l~n ·l!iatt•I_J .. ' 'J .:-=~~ Ellis Goes Dist~nce, Reds W,in Again:·T ,; : ,it::t;, .,.,., -. •t •nlaed out Wednesday, may nale acaiDJI the Melt the Reas · ~out seven' and walkinc R1cbardaon. Chico ' C.idil can wind up their .:.arly ·two. .In bll first vtctory· liai:e llrew 'an i;rtenttona1 week road lrlp with an 8-1 rec- U. . !be baseo. JOhn ord before l'8lurrllnC· to Crosley The &11'01111-armed.rl&btbander ed .on 1ouf straight FJeld. : wbn posted 1 zi.iO mark . , far~ 1n tbe .~· Reds notched.a 4.2 vlctpry, lhelr Ellll. wbo must have bad lll8§, finished tr rieD<- hillnc · · ' .. ••• doubts about bls chanceo !ni' bll only a 2-G.counl I ~~ ~¥·--·........ ~ d: ~ ~!!~. ~! t~e 1!f"''l"ff' fn ~c ~.. !r."i~lll ~ ~.,.. nil RibaSJt•reUeved opposing bitten l!lrougllout tbe liver acaio ia today' I aeries II· IWednesday nlJbl'a game, atrlk· ;.,.~ ~tb··u;;;1; l11111. . sQ'uck out the Meanwhile, tbe ~ loot ICOftffTili!Uhy . vi uii.Je W"i~. ;::: flold ·linlle vantage them from New York the third l'UD to meke Jack Hamilton. Tbe Mets scored bolb jumped in front In tile first 1'11118 OR a tiJiill! by. E!l Dine when H '!too walked aoud, a triple by Jolumy ·~i!.\::• ceptlon and asked 110 que,. aeot stadium finished by AuJ, The Oblo lleleptloa <OIISilled John arm the haaeo and Pete !Ieee's error. ,.;,.,· Iii'. liens." I, 1968, and would use either o1 Rhodes, Clncirmatl Mayor :,' son wltb 1n tGclay's game, Jlefflla'.~;: Commllsioner Pete Rozelle of the . University of Cillcmllllti Walton Bachrach, City Manager In the flftb the Reds expected to start ~., ·Jli•c th NFL .d be . StadiUm or CrOBley Field for WU!iam Wichman Cbarles W three ' th thougb Jay was a poeslbillty If ... e sa• . • was ~- tbe 1967 season when tbe NFL Staab cbalrman ;f tile stadiu.; runs ao ey pressed by ClliCmnati s fmanclai plans to field 16th ream. and Sen Frank J around, and wrapped up the Cincinnati offer until a new stadium ,. Cincinnati's delegation said Lauscbe. . . contest for Ellis, who Is now built. ellher of tbe !Rterim stadiuma Cincinnati a1 · fur the ~ason. be the Mets' hurler. Tbe ObioaB9 said !bey seat only 35.000, but !be city Orleans and s:'~e W:.~re N:. Vada Plllfon led off the'P:.:I;"-;;;;;;;..;.;;;;;;;=..i;;;;;;;;;;;;'-i;~l planned to have a new, 55,000. would guarantee visitiag teams bind the scenes to the same mmlmum financial...,. land the francblse. Others mak· eurve from Hamilton. llaurna they Wlllld receive IR ing a bld were Boston. Houston, then doubled to score Pinson and rger stadiums. Phoenix and Portland. 1e11d Pavieticb to tbird. Got Your Snort Boolc Tba II H CIITIFIED GAl QUEENS Atl I1 0011 1102 10 edforb 531 w. Main St. 10 0 wbo I was NEW JRLEANS (UPII-M ar. Pills. . an I-I2 9 II; ~~:_;;w;;:as:._;re;;,;;ev~~Y:_::;;rwn;:~iiiiiiiiiii$ . 000 tO! tJilO.d'tnl·ng ion. Ladewig. of Grand Rapids, Johnsoo <3- 3) and ~orre, berry k""P songbirds M1ch.. conSJ dered by many as Corty , 51 , Law Mikkelsen•· ,71 POM~ROY . o 11 Regatta City we · the gwtest woman bowler of F ' . • ''Shelter from predator and all time wlli bowl 'th Del ace (8) and PagllaroDL OPJune W ·l J.l2 severe weather is still ,another Fair La~es of Cincinn:~ Satur: Law 0·11. HR - Aaron (13th). plant value. for ~Jrds, noted day in the sixth annual Queens tbe SCS officiaL ConservatiOn Tournament of the W ,8 1 San. Fran. 200 0011 041)...3 7 0' plantings are also chosen for ternational Bowlin ;;en D- Los Ang. IIIlO 300 010-1 ID 1 their ability to protect soil and The Cincinnati ~a n~ress.lll Sadecki, McDaniel 14), Henry beautify the landscape." include a!l.star ch m a so (8), Linzy (8) and Barton; Additional information may verne Carter 1 St a';!lon ,.j Osteen, Moeller <8), Pernmoski be secured by contacting the 1961 WIBC 0 <9) and Torborg. 1 ws •. a Meigs Soil and Water Conser- Evelyn Te f. ~e~s wmner niet. <2-IJ. OP-Osteen (4-4). 0 vation District office located In a a · -fatrly (2nd). the Masonic Temple, Pomeroy. NEW YORK· (UP!>) - Yeum Heffner ean have bll pick ollirst mHth of 1ha HRIOil when be staggered to a 1~ record. AJalnst the New York Meta Wednesday nlgbt, Ellis camo back with a four-bitter as the · 11o I!I&Yed tGclay, MHS Atblel- have .to pardOR Manager ·Don Jim Maloney, llift Pappu, Jim :~»::'~ aareoee TboiiiP' Reffner of the Clncii!Jlall ~ O'Toole, Joey Jgy aad now , A decllloa will llo made If he brags a Utile about biB Sammy E!Us. staff. The ]stot Claclnn,a11 pllcller · olioll I P. m. based upon The Reds may not be the to prove he belovged among the II dolag to tbe I majOr tef:t~utnt, LNh UtA~ tJil.ciiwal Eu..lro, ..,U\1 ..........~ .......... •"'""-·.r "" 1!1 dw :-.:.:~IUD 1•••----•-•1 grea~t bllting.b~ll_cl~b.tn, ~. fr~~l ~e_rs_~~s~~~. ~!,~'"!~ Ia~! ~ ~~~·~""'~--•· so:T . . . . . . . . . _. is something else. As atarters WA8HINGTON (UP!) - Na· · Major toacu• a-alii tlon:l ~?"!bail League owners By Uo!ted Press JnleroallM W"! surpriSed ~lid im· Amerlcaa LoaJIIO pressed by ClncJonati s presen1st aame Major Loape StaodiDJs tattoo Wednesday ol a bld to Calif. 001 000 000- I 4 I By land the league's 16th frallchise. Kaa. City 010 01 20x- f II 0 Uotte.l Preas Gov. James A. Rbndeo, wht Lopez, Sallford (4), McGlotb· American Loegue head~d a delegation !bat made lin (7) and Rodgers; Hunrer w. L. Pet. GB the preseotstlon, said tbe own.3) and Suarez. LP- Lopez 12- Cleveland 19 7 .731 ers gave them "aa excellent ref). · Baltimore 18 10 .643 2 2nd game Detroit 17 11 .607 3 ~if. 1102 010 IIJO- 4 8 I Minnesota 15 II .577 4 Kan. Cily 102 120 !Ox-7 tO 0 Caiifor•ia 17 14 .548 41> Chance. Burdette (I), Egan I Chicago 14 13 .519 51> (W'and Satriano, Rodgers 16); Wasnington 11 18 .379 9•~ Dobson, Lindblad (51, Aker 181 Kansas City 11 18 .379 91> ,.7 1o Wildllfe enthusiast. can aland suarez. WP- L'mdblad (2- New y ork . 11 19 .~ 1). LP- Chance (3·3). HR - Boston 9 21 .300 12 tract and feed songbirds '" Reichardt !10th). Wednesday's Results their backyards, year round, Bos. 2 Bail. I, nigh~ 10 inns. with tbe right combination of . Washingto• 4 Cleveland 3, night plants, accordmg to Raym~nd New Yo,rk 300 2110 lOI- 7 II 0 N'"" York 7 Detroit 2 night S. Brown, State Conservatiorust, lll!lro1t 000 200 0011- 2 5 Minnesota 7 Chicago 1• nl ht USDA Soil Conservalioa SerV· Stottlerre 13-3) and Kaa City 7 Calif 1 lst 'twig ice, Columbus. ard! Lol h, Pena (5), Kan. City 7 Calli 4 ~d Nlght "Twelve tsp.quaiity trees and sham 18) and Freehan. Thursday'• Probably . shrubs will do the trick in Lohch (4-3). HRs-Whlte 14th), Chicago at Minnesota ...Job most paris ol Ohio," said Freeban i3nl), Tresb (lsi). (1-Z) vs. Perry (I·O) n Brown. "These plants bear fruit washington at ·Cleveland at different seasons and will 10 Innings .. . . .. ....... night _ McCormick (2-3) vs: give birds a steady meai·tickel plus a one-stop cafeteria, no ._..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,._ &a. 001 0011 0011 1- 2 7 Tiant 13-1). .. Bostoft at Ba1timore nightmatter what the calendar says." • ,....,..... . . .. .* Bait. 00\l 010 0011 ))... I 7 WilSIIn (3-2) and T!Uman: Santiago (2·1) vs. Barber (2·0). Early spring fruit Is provided by Tatartan honeysuckle and Palmer (3-2) an4 Etcbebarrea. Oniy games scheduled Friday's Gameo elderberry. For summer feed, Hit . ~wuse• <2nd). Clevelao at Chicagu, night red-<>SJer do~wood, Silky dog· California at Washington, Right woad and w1ld black cherry are Chicago 001 000 001)... I I Detroit at Baltimore twi·night on the recommended menu. Fail Minn. 1AHl 0211 301-7 7 , Minnesota at New York night fare is provided by autumn ol· By proclamation, Peters, HoWard 18) and Ro- ' Kansas City . at Boston Right • · · Johnsen has dec1ared May IVe, r ed cedar, an d fl owenng ma110; Graat 13-3) .and Battey, N "·· 1 , • · crabapple. During the critical ior Citizens Month Under •~a ...ague . · Z1mmerman I9) . LP- p eters feed·short winter months biJb·• new law passed by. ConRre>IS. (2:2). HRs -Killebrew (211d), ~ San Fran GB bush cranberry, Amur ho~eysuc· May is also the month 23Wj0L. MIJICher l3td). Houston 20 12 :625 2 ~ kle, aromatic sumac, and bay· persons who reach 65 Los Angeleo 18 15 .Mii 5 March I, 1966, will have wash. 000 100 Olltl-4 10 Pbiiadeipbla 15 13 .536 51> MATillS WJTHDRA ws sign up for doctor bill . Cl~Ve. 000 000 iJ13-!... 3 1 I PittsburJb 16 11 .533 5lll NEW YORK (UPI) - Rea· anre if they are to have Richert, Co• (I) and casano-t Cincinnati II 15 .433 7 vyweigbt Buster M~tbls pulled age by July I, 1966, the va;' Seibert, Harsan . (6), !AUanta 16 19 .457 a out ol a prellmmary . ~I !bat medicare coverage beMcMahon It) and Azcue: WP- . New York 11 14 .440 8 Wednesday for Saturday mght s gms. Rii:hert '(4-4), LP - Sei.berl 1.1- :St. Louls 12 17 .414 9 Jose Torres ·.Wayne Thornton Almost ail persons 65 ar over ~): HR-Colavilo tlfd). Chicago 6 22 .214 14111 !Jght heavyweight title fight at are eligible for the two types '· ·• · Wednesday'• Reolllll Shea Sladlum. of health insurance under the Houston 5 Chicago 1, 1st Math1s, ~ho ~d been sche- medicare pregrant; hospital inNational Loape Houstoa 1 Chicago 2, Znd duled to fight D1ck Greatom:, IIUl'ance and doctor bill tnsurtst 18~ Cincinnati 4 New York 2, night was _farced to withdraw when ance, Social security beneficiRoiiSiol OliO 0002 1211-6 7 0 i Phila. 4 St. Louis 3 night Madisoa Square Garden refused aries are automatically enroll· c~~ago 0011 10 000 - I 7 ~I Atlanta 4. Pittsburgh night to release bim from :• .contract ed iR tbe hospital insurance. On (f.l) and Bateman, San Fran. 6 Los Ang. 4, bmdmg blm lo fiJbl there the other hand, in order to get lll'ogi • Abera~thy (8) and 1'IIunday'o Probable Pitchers ftrst. protection toward the cost Hundley. Broglio (1-J). HR c· . ti llllllill ::1 1!!11 :: I! !II : l!l&&m&B .i!lii!l doct b'li t f $3 Maye (4th) Sta b (3rd) mcmna at New or 1 s a a cost 0 per 2nd galil~ u ' O'Toole 0·1) vs. Fisher <H). V~Webe< ol the Qaallty montb, all persons must l!llroil. HttlStoo 2tiO OU 0011- t O Houston at Chicago-Farrell Prln Shop In Middleport bao Persons who were 65 before 4 Chicago 00110·1) vs. Haads (1-3) or Faul beeo a · Boat and Onl- March 1, 1968, and fad to en· 011 0011 2 Rl>heill RaymOIId <7) 8Bd3 <1·1), board otor Jle&lstration roil before the deadilne, May Batemarl.' Elloworlh, J St. Louis at Philadelphia, AJetll for Ibis area. will have lo wail until Octobe rl <I) and Hundley. WP-~ night-A. Jackson (2-1) vs. I. Paal Sarossy, Chief of tbe 1967 before they will have (3-1). LP'-Eliswortb 11-4) HRs Jacksoo (1-4). Divisloo of Watercraft, Ohio other cbanre to apply for doctor! -Pblllipa (3rd) Bateman ·(Srd) San Fra•cisco at Los AB· Deportment of Nalural II&- bill protection. , , . ' · geles, nlgbt-Gibbon 12.0) vs. oourceo said Mr. Weber oucAs senior citizeHS become Koufax .(5-l). ceeds WWis Loadlagbam, ol they should visit their S~ Louis 020 100 1Jt10....3 8 0 <O•Iy gameo scheduled) the Metropolitan Motor Sales . aecurity ollice no later tban Phil~. 00111103 1111-4 10 o Frlday'o Gameo Company bJ Pomeroy, • b o month before their 65th !li~114!11.. Woodesblck (7) and Chicago Bt Atlanta, night baa resiped. day to have protectioa as McCarver; BuuJng, Culp (8) St U:mls at Cjncinnati, night ua 1m11 ? JJUI.!ll 1mua as they reach 65. and Dalrymple. WP-cutp (I· Philadelphia at Houston, night 31. LP-Gibson IW). HRs _ Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Smith 13rd), Wblle <5111), . RiJbt ' New York at San Fran., RIJbt ~ ' SOCIAL SECURITY :;t. 2. m::., 100 1130 1100- 4 7 t I TO PARTICIPATE N~w Yor~ 000 2110 1100- 2 4 I NEW . YORK (UPI) -The :II;· :~w~~~.::'c~~ a~:~· ~0~~:::11 ~I aGomll~~~ 'i'.. t" ° · Knit ond Hanley SHIRTS Now foturlng thrifty pricH an wtnlod !lema for summer: Baseball Bats, Glavts, Bolio-Summar Tayo, Gar. den Seto, Beach Tays, Ralltr Skat11, Skato Batrch. Artificial Fla....-. Far Decartlian Doy Ce-ry Wrtolho SPECIAL VALUES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS OF THE STORE Prom 2.99 lermucla Shorts fi'OIII 3.50 Arrow ond Rugby SPORT SH1RTS 2.99 Sots - Bag~~ - '"'"lnt Pad I Cover loll - Ploco Mat Teflon Fry Pana - Plootlc Traah ConlaiMH _ Plastic Wulabaolcoto - Co- ..... - Co•- -Is eJAC SHIRTS eSLACKS - Window Shodoo - Framed Plctu,... - Dloh Dralnm - Tissue Dltptnsert - Blul B1th1 _ Chlldrett'a eM !.odin' Wou, Troplctl W....Jod, " eSTRAW HATS eiPORT CAPS Gormont s·I o 8EN FRAN Kll Ns·Io ~ o::: .... L~v c~- , ~ ,. - ,_. WY 2-3498 .-.-,-_ ~- · - Prom WHh'n w..r .DOWNIE.GROSS, INC. "Home of Arrow Shirts" POMEROY 1 C!Rcl. I!U!• (U) ond Eihrarda; Hal!lliton, Richardson (5), ru. but (5), Bnnarlh (8) and ~IO(Ibe!Jsol (B). LP.llliltoa, (1-1). manager~ ~:ckm~~be~!~ ~~~~ TOUR.~AMENT II •us:. co~lsslon, l~vorltes Recommend Songhrr·dMenu To Enthus·ast I S of w.·Idlt"fe I 'WI~ Rhodes Impresses NFL Owners ,;WUI bappenK to 1our . r.INGEB8?" I ~";'m'!:m United States Polo Assoclatioa Wednesday announced piau to aend a team to participate !be Cup of Amerlcaa ma~obesl in Buet101 Alrea Nov. 19. THE HUDEPOHL FLAVOR JS BEAUTIFUL FLAVOR Try it. Pure-grain and premium-draft-brewed with Process 14-K. N£W PENNSYLVANIA - ~ .•.·e' . '·BATTERIES ' ., ' ' ... • ,J • • Instant Power · The Moment You Need hi WITH IXCHANGI .IATTIIIY • I~ ._., ....- - •lniltiJ',Jir.I_Q .___•••• .,_, IIAII" . . .- ...... ,........ $ 16,9$ S!MII.AR LOW PRICES ~. oN AU ' TTIRI&s:IN:· srOqcl ...:r ~.~.... . '. ' ,..l*llltlltllllllrl mEYIIIIfr·CII£WJ.:'!· �., / i- ' i' ' 'I . 's·,IJA:J..a· :~ ,........_.,_ •, '; ) II) I .., . \ '~· es,·~ Ends IIJ.D ~~ ~J ' C1WJU:B V.C.S. SOD 0f Play ·' • Ill Ute l!llareh. A aaek lllrt. Glenn Slllllii, li1IW. :Rfi•' II fill ' u - H bert Bvui irld Opal Bosllc of FleD ,....,.. . ....., ud . wlll i:to was eojoyed. at Ute110011 t;e111U'on. ..... er , , . . · -.::- ......,, to.l . The allernoo~ was ~~ an!s, llfrs, Charles . eu 'l'lllaeo leaill. 'l'llole, • "· A. d.,...,. liOm I I I:~; Items for the Qulncey Ray Wriston, Mrs. were Mary ~· Unlvelfity.- montb. ...V reeenUy el her home. Mr. Orphanage in Pennsylvania. Wright, Mrs. 0. J. Howard. H of Bl~~!. bl'l '!!,_.to..,·.. .l!l.sma, the~~. · 011 8Jid M,s. Townley are B~CIITEL ANNOtJNCI!S Mrs. Luther Lilly, Mrs. essonAI•dr·~ of •••.. ~·~ mow en to 1M town. Those CHURCH S(.'HOOL Herndon and Mrs. ""'" leaderahlp bonorary, ud Th or's Teuoo ManllaU SympljoQ!c Cbolr. in8 were Mrs. Frank . The Bible SChool of the Bach· . ompson. · waa u,. basa aolollt lD Mrs. Jack Feick, Mrs. Allie tel E.U.B. School will be held BOWUNG LEAGUE WEDDING ANNOUNCED l:lulltiDgton Musical Art Evans, Mrs. Donald Kay, Mr•. from May 30th through June 1 HOLDS BANQUET In an open church weddiDc to productloa of "Ell)tlh" Jesse Harrell, Ml'll. Gerald 3rd between the hours of 9:301 The Thursday afternoon Bow- be beld June II at .the Wlljlalde "Down ID .the Valley." , Clark, Mrs. Carl Fallers. Mrs. and 11:30 each day with Mrs. ling League held their aw~ Meihcxiilt1 Ciiur'CU lii Vlew~;, · RGTAlU' CLL'n John LaCombe, Mrs. Jack Weeds as director. A pro- banquet on Friday evening at Va., Mlaa Charlotte Elaine Par- Tha Rotary Club met Gurlls, Mrs. Everald gram will be held on Friday, Gene Ball's Restaurant. T h • sons will become Ute bride · ThursJ!ay -wlkr ll!elr !ofrs. Gary Vaughan, Mrs. June 3rd at 7:30 at the church. first place trophy"went to Ma!> John Dyer Layne, son of Mr. 111ar dinner meeting. ROme Welch, the honoree, Mrsc.hut h The storyteller will be Miss on Furniture Team and second and Mrs. Harry 0. Layne 11alnsoa lalk~ede:IDnthe~·~i;~~ ley and hostess, Mrs. c · Norma Roach; pianist Barbara place ro Blelner Block team. . New Haven. The Rev. F. Em- the recent PATROL BOYS AND Marshall and song leader Ger- Individual trophies went w orson Wqod will read the S:SO p. liken GIRLS OVTJNG ry Gibbs. Teachers and helpers Opal Bostick lor highest m. service. 1011. The Patrol Boy' and Girls are ., follows: Beginner, Jan- age; Maxine Aldridge for high Dauahter of Mr. and Mrs. •ltendlnC were of New Haven Ele_mentary et Needs, Dottie Parsons. and game; Nellie Smtih for high Charles E. Parsons of VleJlDII, F'oaJesOn&, Herman Scllool en1oyed a day m Hun~ sandra Gibbs; Primary, Ann series and for most improved the bride-elect 1s a llf'llduaielO! Dollald F. Roush, Jngtoo Friday. In the mornmg Bird, Nancy Holbrook and average. Several door prizes Parkersbur1 High Scllool 1!111 Cirmael:, · they ro!"'ed WSAZ Channel 3 Evelyn Jewell; Junior bays, were given. Marshall University, w~ TelevJSIOII Station and the Hun~ Willie Cepehart Bill Marshall Those attending were Nellie dent of Alpha Chi Omega ington Pollee Station. In the a!- and Jack Need;: Junior Girls, Smith, Lois Gibbs, Mary John- lty and a member of ~aguslf ternoon they were guests of Flo Marsball, Julia Morris, son, Mable Morgan, Bernadine honorary. She Is employed Huntington Auromoblle Ruth Ann Laudermllt; Junior Mitchell and substitute Betty the Wood County Board of Gtt Your livers look Todav CIRTIPIED GAS STATION lion's annual outing lor High, Rev. Mrs. Achash Miller Kadle of the Mason FurnHure cation. Pomoror Boys and Girts at and Sandra Marshall. team: Patty Arnold, Betty Say· Her !lance ts an alumnus of 138 W. Main St. Park. wSCS re, Cecile Van Metre, Ruth ~nn ,.-........-.._...-_ _ __. Those attending from The w.s.C.S ~f. the New Hav· Dye and Kaij1y Davis ol BletHaven were Bruce Adams, en Methodist Church held a din· ncr Block team: Patty Paugh, MISS AMERICA ehael "loward, Rand} ner at the West Virginia Room Mary Rickard, June Litchfield, Donnie Machir, Donnie of Gene Ball's Restaurant hon- Eva Jean Roush and Mary Johnny Burris, Jim oring Mrs. Frank Thompson. Lambert of Thabet Department Randy Clark, David . Mrs. Thompson and her family Store team; Sally Smith, Delor· NE"' w IJA'T' I.'.'IN NB)Y HAVEN E.U.B. 'sea. .. . TIH! New Haven E.U.B. , . '. · Church ~ill ,hold their Vaca. lion C~uroh School beginning . . MASON -: The Thursday June s, tbroul!l' June lOth be, l!fternoon "'"'"""' _oowllng lea-tween the hours of I and 11:30 -~ dined and receJ~ed awards a.m. • announced by Mrs. Clrl · 111111' 13 at Gene Balls Re81aur- Gll>bs, director. The lbeme ,f''· concludin8 tts 801100 at lor this year's courses Is :'God's .Ute Mason Bowlin8 Gent01. Word for My Life." Tbei'e will : .SmOII:h""""t are, pldreSJ~ent, ::;'tyY l'e a pr:J8l'am, but no exblbM, : v ce pres en, at the close of the school on 8ayre, and secretary·treasurer, June lOth at 7:30 p.m. ·P•Ity Paugh. Classes, teachers and help. First place team was the Ma· ers will be as follows: Nursery, oon Furmture Company, of Nel- Mrs. John Hollman, Mrs. Larlie Smtih, captam, and Mary ry Hesson, Mrs. Charles Rousll Johnson, LOJs Gibbs, Bema· and Mrs. Fronk Young, Jr.: dine M1tchell, Mabel Mor1an. Beginners, Mrs. Ray Kent, Second place, Bleb!er Block June Bumgarner and Mrs. Leg. Company, of Patti Arnold. eap. ley Roush; First Grade, Mrs. lain, Kathy Davis, Cecile Van Harold Bumgarner, Mrs, RobMeter, Ruth Ar.n Dye, and Re~ ert Goldsberry, and Mrs. Mar· ly, Sayre. vln Roush; Second Grade, Mrs. Other teams were Flesher Larry Lathey, Jean Bumgarn· Servree Center, Mary Hoffman, or and Sharon Gibbs· Third captain, Arlene Evans, Maxine Grade, Mrs. James N. Roush, Aidrldge, Opal Bostick, Shirley Mrs. James Gilberi, Mrs. Jess Hesson. Abel; fourth GrAde, Mrs. LuthLewis Keystoni' Beulah Bocock, captain, Ceeil Johnson, B~.Y Harris, _Anna Lea White, Wsnda Gabrttsch. B. & B. _Market Betty Fox, captam, Joan King, J~wet Compson, Donna Gibbs, Sh.irley Tucker. Miller's Market- Sally Smith, captain, Juanita Clark, Delores Oliver, Betty Hess, AM Bird. • Stor p t Thabet s Dept._ t a· ly Paugh, captam, Mary Richard, Eva Jean Roush, Jm1e Lilchfield, Mary Jo Lambert. s ·1R · Awar ds - pec1a eco~rulion To: Highest Total Pins, · k Ul•h Serl A Opal Bostic ; ·~ e8 • ward, Nelhe Smith, High Game, u._,_ "drl•- Hi•b A •~•e -.uue "". ...., • V-~ • Opal Bostick, Most . Improved Average, Nellie Smith,. • PIN ...,,DEBS ,..,.. Nelllo Smith, Opal Bostick, Betty Sayre, Eva Jean Roush, Muine Aldridge, Anna Lea er Smith, Mrs. Roscoe Calhoun, Mrs. Gerald Clark: Fifth Grade. Mrs. Martin Berisford, Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Mrs. Dwight Sayre; Sixth Grade, Mrs. Howard Burris. Mrs. Harr} Hoff. man, Mrs. Ralph Sayre: Junior High, Mr!i. Otester Weaver Mrs. Samuel Halstead• Mrs · Eddl'e Bumgarner and Ml'll · R 0 l' Cooke Kitchen Committee · • Mrs. Otha Lieving. Mrs. Harry Capehart, Mrs. Thelma Cap .. hart and Mrs. Bernard Liev· ing· Baby Land Mrs Eugene ' ' · Hudnall, Becky Burris and Carolyn Roush· Pianist Linda · · Abolin and Leah Ann Miller; Song Leader Miss Ethel Riddle • and Sermonette Leader, Rev. Martin Berisford. HOLDS PARTY ) Th . e Firemen's Auxiliary held a Stanley Party on Mot.clay ev· ening at the City Building with proceeds going lo the Fire IJe. ~'te "w . partment Wanda Dixon of High Game Tear\ BJetner Jackson was the demonstrator. Block (withoot biUldleap); High Those attending were Mrs. Iva Game Series, Bletner Block, Capehart, Mrs. David Fields, <without handicap). Jr., Mrs. Thomas Grinstead, 175 PIN WEAIIERS Mrs. William Grinstead, Mrs. Maxine Aldridge, Opal Bos-1· Ray weaver, Mrs. CeCil Dun· lick, Kathy Davis, Ruth Ann can, Darlene Duncan, Mrs. Max Dye, Betty Sayre: Beulah Bo- Eichinger, Becky Eichinger, cock, Betty HarriB, Anna Lea Mrs. Hilda Ridgway, Mrs. LarWhite, Wanda Gabritscb, Nel- ry Hesson, Jackie Ridgway Mr lie Smith, Bernadine . Mllchell, Ethel Radcliff, Mrs. John Fry, Joan Kmg, Donna G1bbs, Shir- Mrs. Clill Roush llro. Mason ley 'l)ocker, June Litchfield, Pat Roush, Roush, Paugh, Sally Smith, Bell) Hesa, Mrs. Vernon Smith, Mn. Lesley Ann Bird, Betty Cedle, Cecile Roush, Mrs. Richard Roush and Van Metre, Patti Arnold. Mrs. William McFarland. DRfPOUTS AND SUBS MRS. TOWNLEY HONORED Be\IY Cedle, Erma Gilland, Mrs. Duane Church honored Mart Arnold, Jeannie Mrs. Everett Townley with a Nanc;Y Powell, Margie Grinstead, Lee Richardson, De!OJ'o es Stewart, Lorene Spradlin, Spring Luncheon is GraoeiiDe Sprouse, Francis Planned Thursdav Llevial, Eleanor Ewing, Thel- MASON - The Mason Cou& ma Reitmire, Billie Gilmore, ty Home Demonstration Spring Ruth Campbell, Mary Stein, Luncheon wilt be held 1b i s Janice Batley, Erma Dotson, Thursday at the National Goard Armory stariing with regilltra( Ann Hanning. PERFECI' A'l'J'ENDANCE tion at 9:45 a.m. F•atured 011 ~ Van Meter, Ruth Ann the program will be a talk by Dye, i Cecil Johnson, Anna Lea Mason County Sanitarian, RobWhite, Wanda Gabritsch, Nel· ert Rickard, Ml'll. Ralph Slmeslie ~. Mary Jo Lambert, ter, Chester, Ohio with her First llernldine Milchell, Joan King, Lady Dolls and 1 Style Show BI!Uy FOl<, June Litchfield, Sal- with Ml'lJ. Robert Sayre, New ly Sm!lb, Juanita Clark, Ann Haven, In charce. During the morning session Bird. a short business meeting will be held, and reporla on I b e planning conference which they altended at Jackaon'a Mill wiD be given by Mrs. c. E. Erwin. Ute Mason Methodist Mrs. Charles Yonker and Mrs. ·llrt=oO!e;._ Rome Wllll8mou, n_._.,.. ..- " ".. -bar~ lfln7 Mlller, l!l d wtll ~.:....~--.0~~ . . ...,. -....-~ ....,. Whtte, will be moving to Indiana where es Oliver, Juanita Clark, BetJane Haymaker Beverly Knapp her husband has accepted em· ty Hess and Ann Bird of Miller Bonnie Jones and Sarolyn Barn- I t Market team : Betty Fox, Janet ett, accompanied by Mrs. Hilda p ri'e':~~ns were led by Mrs. Compson, Donna Gibbs, Joan Ridgway. Mrs. Rose Weaver. Marion Dinge A sh('l't busi- King, Shirley Oliver, substitute Mrs · Charles Dodd and Luther ness meeting . . Y· '"OS conduc ted Jeanie ':amp of B & B Market Smith · b M- Robert H•erndon A re team·, Cecil Johnson, Wanda E.U.B. BROTHERHOOD y t '"· lh . -en.l por was given on e r~ Gabritsch, Anna Lee 'lbe E.U.B. Brotherhood met rummage sale The group also Betty Harris, Beula on Monday evening at t h e re rted on lh~ Fellowship pr<> substitute Erma Gilland of church. The lop1c lor the meet· po th U .1 d Ch rch ing was "What Does It Cost gwram on Me ns'the h' hu as· . omenon ay ,w1CW Christ Followers ~o Love th1s held t' thei h h I Kin<' of World" with Harry M a Th r c urc · The Very B11t . . rs. ompson was presen 1Ptckens as leader Scnplure les· ed a Friendship Quilt by the In Used Cars Anywhere sons wore read by Ecl<he BumTh d' g w re and Robe f!l'oup ose a11en m e NO REASONABLE garner . rt • Mr R Ellis Mrs Marcus OFFER REFUSED lowed w1th a prayer by Tr '· h oyM iJ 1120 ~· Roush ard Lieving. George Jewell MougW, drs.J M M ' "God' rs. an a ames, rs. arSEE • poem s Jon o·nge !ilrs William Fol· Way." . e 'M~y, B<lt; Sleeth Mrs. Other~ attendmg were m r, · p 1 f S' Bumgarner, Edgar Layne, MMrary ArKathy uThrs ebeylo MpenRcer, sd Mrur Robe a ' ' rs. POMEROY, 0. ertGidbe o s rry, Oth a I· p 1 ay 1 5 · <llarles Weaver, Charles War ' r e rey, ard Ord. Rev. Marbn BeriiSior·d I and Harry Miller. DORCAS CIRCLE Members of the Dorcas cle of the W.S.W.S. of the New Haven E.l .B. Church met a workshop on Wednesday af· - -- TroiJljh, Karl Wiles, Mel C!Nk aril Nalaon Jeanlnp. ' pJi!RSoNM,s · :· Jr. lllderwenl IIJnllll~· at Bolta H.,.. 1 JIUIIld - 'laai 'weet. · ,- ; at-r. ' • ..._ wl !'!" ;;;d'ira- ~;.. hl(i •I the bolne of her SOl> and dau hi Mr 11!! wJ.s. er, · · Home Fumlshlngs VISIT OUR IUDGET SHOP lAKER FURNITURE .: Mlrldliport. 0. "IN I<NOW lOOK~ THE Tricot Lined Sling Only BONE- WHITE •MIDDLEPORT, LADIES - MENS - - $6.95 to $14.95 $6.95 to $39.95 PENS I the Presi· 1 bill Into souvenirs ro ~r!..th~~.!,~y :f~e;~s;-:. lui Invitation was received lo attend l~spectlon of Go 1den Gleam Councol, Marietta nn Junc 13. Second nommatJoo of olfir'rs was held. Mrs. Cle· on behalf of the Councol pre.enled Katiu)'cf Baum and Eva Bo1iey wit~ 25 yeHr pms. The charter members, 0 n a O¢orne, Elizabeth Hayes, Le· 'llltll:, SOCIAL HomebUlolders Class Assists {'\ .AAI ,rJI:'NDAR rvc·fUSQde . Mr'ss Shriver · Honored With BridalWIOIICO Shower Aters recent County Council meeting! Mrs. Melvin Circle is choir dl· given by Mrs. Harry car" recror and Duane Tuttle wW .... ~ta;".:C~bl:~u 1: h~~ ~~~~~.!'~~~ "!tbeMI~ and Roaalee Story's room won tbe ---re made to assist Mrs. La Jones entertained attendance banner. THURSDAY Plans• :~an ellstlc crusade on ,Mrs. F";!Ial ~ lor Mlsa Mrs. Opha Offutt, program Bruce Carmen'• ROCK SPRINGS Belter ;~\~~ion the church ~hrlver bridHleet of ebalrman, presente~ potted H•alth club will meet Thursday. try 10 the regatta parade by [Mr.Y Robert 'Ball, Jr., Friday plants to Mrs. Roy Grueser, Birthday Ob1 erved at 1:30 p.m. at the home of the Homebuilders Claso ol the evenin8 at the Jones borne at Mrs. William Radford, Mrs. M d M Ivan Carmen Mrs. Homer Radfo,d, with Mrs. . eport Church of Christ George Skinner, Mrs. Ernest r. an . rs. ith W. A. Morgan in charge ot the ~~~ay evening at the chtll'(h. Co~~;.., were played with Powell and Mrs. Thomas Bentz honored lhm l:u~~ w51h program and Mrs. Amos Leon· Mrs Kenneth McElhinny, pre- prizes being awarded Ia Mrs. mothers of eighth grade chll- a.:;oda~ at 3 p m at an: : ~ · Deodorant SOc .n-1 ;: ::n, i:,l side~l -- - · FOR ALL YOUR SEWING NEEDS ._,_, ..:rf"'"S DRESSMAKING ,..,.,_ , ,.,. Pa1t na Singer Sales & Service a er WY 2·2284 115 W. SECOND McC II'1 Mix Factor Strong Hold NAIL STRENGTHENER - c!ort Mrs. -=----- It llwtlt. 'ltflDw at _ ....... R.lde w••th The Dodge Boys Bru;,. ro attend. d Department Is sponsoring a WINDING TRAIL Gar en bake sale on Saturday, May 21 Club w1ll meet Fr1day, May tbe Cross's Store In Racine foCOIIIIItDlOIIleiO~nl Got v!:~~... Today CERTIFIID GAUTATJON IIH w. M11n St. Pomoroy at 7:30p.m. at the borne of Mrs. II~~~~a!!l:_'8~a-~m:_. -=::::~~~~~====:'! Robert Thompson. Slides : be shown on "Garden Design. ~IJ IIICOf"" mon prec:lous AUXIUARY TO FEENEY ""'" ,.., ~ft ~ • ~~ .... Canol In oril . . . ,,.., "" \ Bii'miE1'1' Post will sponaor a oxlonstvo BuloYI G11duotton rummage and bake oale Fr> COIIHUon. day and Saturday, May 2D - 21 at the Coates building In · dleport. Memhera having mage to pick up may contact! either Mrs. Dal Mourning . ,. Albert Roush by Wednesday. The lnnuai Poppy sale will also be held Ibis ~:I Court St. Pomeroy end with the Girl Scouts "' ing. "*"' -IIIII "' lllta BoiiMI. 'folr lflllustl's eventful I •BRUT •CANOE •ENGLISH LEATHER COMPLnE JEWEl CHESTS U... OF lllo Your Pharmacist Helps Safeguard Your Health SIMON'S MARKET FRAGRANCES Ladies Electric SHAVERS ~~AM--$7ff CORDLESS ., · eREVUN TAIU-~H.;~ ,. 'satunt•y Tll9 f; MAIN ST. W'( 2-3975 u.S.GoOtl . MILK ·.: . I DRESSES 1G.95 • 11.95 . ' .1. prescription to our registered POMEROY ~I ROUND .STEAK' ~· oivltiJey Bell DANA SOLID COlOGNE, ,., You cen bring your doctor's 0pon Dallft:OO to 7:00-Frlday Til I eCOTY eFABERGE ' .• DANA lb. 79c .. " ' ~-· I' gal. 79c I pharmacists with complete confidence. We give It the careful our Tlte good &UJS coma 111tv standards do not allow any kind for y011. Whelher IOU need 1 bl&·iob pkkup IlVek or attention of it deserves • • o • atauall tulin' diesel, 111ey're on ,Wr ~de drivin' compromise with quality. You C.n Count on Ua • •·• When Accuracy Counll • dOwn pric:ts and servin& with • smlia. Need 1 bUCk now! Clll on The Ood&e _Boys. Swisher & Lohse C:O.Ordin1tes 4. 95 • 6. 95 Rexall Drugs You can tell they're IOod cuys; they all we~r . ' R: H. RAW.li:NGS SONS,· C.O~ - 73 Mill IT. =··~ ' IIUUW"VR.•.r Ml--· Oo 0. i I . ' ..• ! • .' ··. ' i'·. t';<. ' •' I • '( . . . "t' The llat........ frll't . id • • il . it- ' OPEN PIIDAY I SATUIDII'l'TIL I P.M. I ThiJ..wi:IIIIL -~~~~-· 111110'1 .. '.. OHIO I ca-.. ...... tlft(lt. ,, ~~~·~h~ay~a~p~:~~~cb~F~o~rk~-~Ro~·a~d~.~;~;~~====-=~=====~.J the church Mary Bowen, 8lld ftoler Jelfen. AlsoDorea attending • meetEnterprise ThursdayEUB evening at will the tach, Mrs. William GrueserMr. 8nd Mra. were Mr. 8lld Mra. Amborne of Mrs. Paul Frick. Joe BiShop. old, Mrs. Joe Lawrelltle a~ d MAGNOLIA TEMPLE Pyth· children, llr. and Mra. Hellr} ian Sisters will meet Thursday, TENNIS WINNERS . Arnold and Gene, and Mr. and , at 1'30 p m at the DAV hall HELSINKI (UP!) - DenDIB Mrs Norman E. Hysell and ! All ~ember~· are urged to ~ ' Ralston of Bakel'llfield, Calif., and Terry. . . . t and Marty R10ssen of Evan- Later in the evenin8 a woenpr~~~y BEE CLASS ol the sron,. Dl., won the men's doob- er roast was beld with these Middleport First Baptist Church les toUe at the Helsinki 68 ten- additional guests, Mrs. Robert will meet Thursday evening DIB tournament Wednesday Jeffers 8lld daugbtera, Mr. the church at 7:30 p.m. Dve Gengtsson and Mrs. Jam.. Jeffers, Mr. FRIDAY Jolm Newcomb, and Mrs. Norman Hysell, Mr. JUNIOR MOTHERS South- ~. , 8lld Mrs. Guy Roae and Kenny • Local High School 00 meet Ralston, lbe Umted States Bobby Arnold, susie Warner , at p.m. at the bigb top-ranked tenms player, 8lld Jerry Ale8hire. 20 7 30 I ocllool to make final arrange- advanced to. the final round 1• '"" lh the men's smgles by BUY 100 '!"••!•~· ments 1or serv- e e,o. 6-2 (Joe ancl Got 0 _.,. banquet. All mothers are _,.,.~son, ' ancl !'ll!!!!',!t.l ' !J The Fabrie Shop FRAGRANCES FOR MEN TOOTHBRUSHES .' .~. f} REPAII POMEROY ..• ( "!' ' o· 19" POW·R·PR GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE EUmtC 17, .!' -~ tl ll:ll!lliiJ ~ 11!1 ~~ sEWING .MACHINE .; ... "' ...• HAHN·ECLJPS£ ...... prl: lUXTON •__ ' i Jim Mr• Paul haveAssociation. been . faithful "" orne on elub ' pre<lded. Mrs Gilbert, Fem Rees, Mrs.Burne.te, Homer Idren, workerswhoIn tbe Freck· will m•e< Thursday evening, at Wendell Gerlach gave the i Shr: and Miss Gretcheo The piano selections were iAttendmg were Rodney the home of Mrs. Ralph Gilmore opening prayer and presented w : presented by Miss Opal Ollutt, with Mrs. Eddie Smith as co- devoUons usmg the theme, Afle; the many lovely gifts and Girl Scouts Troop 100 pre' · hostess. "Kindness." Mrs. McEihinDY were opened and graciously senled an opera. "Two men in MEIGS COUNTY Democrat- read alett.r of thanks from the acknowledged, dellelous relresh- 1Venlco". All members of the ic dub will meet Thursday eve- Pembertoo Moss1on and pl~ns ments of cake, lee eream, Iwol troop participated In the chorus ning. May 19, at Demo;ratic were made for the annual wJen· nde nuts and mints were serv- and taking leading parts were . • 1 headquarters in Davis bmldmg er roast to be held June 21 at ed io the lollowing psis: Mrs. Mary Charleton, Connie RadSweetest little ..urJ -" across from King Builders Sup· the Arnencan Legion farm. Stanley Woods, Mrs. David lord Debbie Ohlinger, Becky ply Co. in Mtddleport. Election _The class voted II> prepare the Altizer, t.fn. Jesa Gilliam, Mrs. wm: Beverly Smith and Sheila AU die groomlal ahilitJ of~ lo.. of officers w111 be held. Ladles dUlller lor tbe Jr. and lnter~e- Jackson Walker, Mlaa Linda Folmer more apecni"Yt iPOWe& , . . _ _ , are ask•d to bring sandwiches Idiate Youth groups and the htgh Shriver, Mrs. Elloen Lowder, Relr.;.hments were served by houaing oJid hip. lift blode pall .... or cookies. \school graduatmg semora to be Mrs. Nevi!l Woods, Mrs. Carl Mr. and ~rs. Opha Ollutt Mr. up .,..;pr. c:u< it olf Jlloe ~ . - , MIDDLEPORT BAND B~JS~ held .June 2. M':"· Den•er Rice Ellis, Mrs. Richard Speirs, Mn. and Mrs. William Radford, Mr. Nou:b 0111ide pulls ........ ers meet Tuesday evemng, Iv.:•s named eba~rman for the Paul Burnette, Mrs. Ray W~ Rollin Radford, Mr. and Mrs e]imjoatel most trimming. 0.. 11 at the hogh school cafe· I donner. and Gret<ben, Mrs. Hayden , Gail Buck, Mr. and Mrs. Harry within 14" of waDs. etC. New officers wlll be ,.. The claBS donated $5 II> • the Woods, MiDI Reg!Da Akers, Mrs. \ Clark Mr. and Mrs. Walter JWa /1M SafetJ Code. and all band pa~ents are evangelistic crusade televtslon Ernest Watts, 'Mrs. Landon Wilso~, Mr. and Mrs. Horace to attend. The t1me ts 7 and $10 to the regatta n?'t. Burnette Mrs. Melvin Gilbert, Abb tt Mr. and Mrs. Homer p.m. instead of 7.30 p.m. It also planned to buy a cabmel Mrs John Gilbert, Mrs. John H s~u' Mr and Mrs. Minid CHILD CONSERVATION Le~· lor the communhm tray and R. Morgan, Mrs. Lawrence ~nd Eleanor Zeiher. gue will meet al the Marlm cups. The Rev. Donald Hlells Evans, Mrs. Banner Harris, restaurant Thursday, at 6:30 p. gave the closing prarer· Mrs. Fem Bees, Mrs. Anna- tie Mrs. Homer Shriver. m. for a dinner, iollowed by a Hosts lor the evemng were beU Ball, Mrs. Margaret Du& Those sending gifts but tillmeeting at the Columbia Gas Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gerlach, abl 00 attend weoe Mrs Fran· office Mrs. Lester Ply· Dorothy Baker, and Edna Evans H sells ore ..: Sheets Mrs. Vic Niday, male, southcentral district and served a dessert course to Norman Y , Mrs Erne;tine Neal, Mrs. 1Jo. president, will be guest speak· those present Including Mr. and Guau.for Dmner ra Bare, Mrs. W<sdeD Evans, · POMEROY er Past Presidents will be Mrs. Herman Kincaid, Nora Sgt. and Mrs. Norman E. Hy- Mrs Jack Hanson Vicky and , "Ev1 ryth' In Hardwarau b,;,ored. There will be lnltla· Rice, Rev. and Mrs. Don Hicks sell and sons visited here VIvian Mrs. Ina Webster, Miss 'I MAIN ST. Jng Uon of new members and ifl. and son, Doug, Mrs. Kenneth cenUy on bts Utree day pasa. Jane Ann Morgan, Mrs. Micky ,...,....,..._,...,..,..,..,....,.,.....,.....,....,..,..,..=============!!!!!~~ stall aliOn of officers. McEihmny, Dorothy Boker. Ed- They were guests II • supper \Morgan, Miss Linda Beck. .. ...• WILLING WORKERS class of na Evans, Mr · and Mrs. Ger- at tbe bcJJn1: of Mr. and Mrs. · .. E: eiyn Gaul, Anna Tuttle, L1i· ll• Christy and Zelda Weber and their member guests who were each presented a corsage p"eeedlng the meeting were , •ated In a circle in the center r the hall. As each charter 1.:ember was introduced, a spec· _ ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;-~ LlilniiCIUI. Whitt• TWO PIECE MIDDLEPORT, I~~~~~ - ~- at Forland park Friday. MISS Edith Rose. , Wltii"P*f', ltHIInl ltetf, RUSS TOG I pitlil. Other Billfolds $1.00 up AilEEN Taylor and Lester receiVed oHielally and pre- er My God To Thee. Flowers ~ch ~ ._:eM garet Tul- membera are asked kt weer :r.el Smlllt who closed with pray· vice nen Sunday morning 11 sented corsages. Lucy Spencer were placed on ~ altar by ca ... ma e ar Oa on white. er. Co<pmiltees for lhe coming lhe 10:15 a. m. SundaY Scbool. was repOrted home from hos- Letha Wood and • l1ghled ca& lie With the AmeriCan g year were named. A report on Miss Carla Morris Is plantsL Ttllt lime IIIII dm at II~· 11 jewell. the Porn- II' ~~~~~~~M~r:•· ~·>J.l v tiiA P1mtrty, 0 Black· While·Pastels \uem, WiaU"c~.::<! !!":: ~-* 1 "~ ~;:, -;;::: ~e!!tMl • tbree • deputy; Edith Betzing, associ- deCitased memhera was conducl- At the close of ~eld b ~ The charter wW be draped which opened with the pledg~ Ia year pin for perfect lltendance.[' Ki.e JMiM: Wi.mclklr, ;r~ Erme frl b;t the charter members, 8 gr~~ag.. ~~~-e -~~-;u ..... ~~~ ... " ' mPmnrv of pearl Ervin at the Oag followed with devotions The Yonna People's ChOir wfilj 11 played "Near- gooa Ul utu.;;a v.ru-uu ...... , - - - -- J . • ~· . .• ._ .,.... UAn -oe Cleland, Co.unctl. deputy were wblle HeIen Wo e ,, lar decorated tbe next meetlnl, une I, 8IKl ..A t.:tean i)ll:l!.t!, ·i'J ...... w. ··---- have charge of lire o~i =~:'- WATCHES & LEATHER SUPPLY 6T016 _ _ __ meeting \aid A short memorial servtce tor\uneu1. I BoRoW. HARDWARE SIZES :::<! ,,,,. officers, Edith Wakely, dlsbi~ TIMEX BUXTON BILLFOLDS Comp•re It with •AY w•tl p81nt you•,. •v•r uaed~ BERMUDAS ••"~· ~::~oo::! :r!'.d re-I sdteduled lD the class it was to take turns alpha· aext president IDilailed at 1h e l;eptember will be =-·-: Barton, vice presGeorle Corson. He• ·trere served ro Mrs. · , Mrs, Murl MeFry, Mrs. Albert Swa~ ~·rame, Mrs. :n:.; ChJister CouncD DaUghters of Ameriea, observ~d Its 32nd anntv11'881')' althe regular meeting Tueaday evening. Barbara saraent, rouncilor, C H HARDWARE E8 ERS8A Rog. $1.00 Dorothy Perkins fashion fun for summer • three graduating seniors a ' Garoes were played ,JIIIII LQ$E .WEIGHT · be A friend- ·0"" and on the other an open Plana made 1o serve lhe sutton MethodiSt Churc:b on! g1v After reMYiiiC· WITH · ' tal song was sung to her. Each die by Zelda We r. bl 'th the Golden Rule ifl. were lh So'i s Clay Honored were Mlaa Ecl-~prlles en. < tAP.ILY 1 1 s~e briefly and lntrodu~ shr C,::.•1~!o~:.ngbyo:~.fu:~ ~ DEX.AoOIIT TAI!,.IlJ!t,. ;~ 00 one side and _I¥PPf ::'erv':U::n:r!u: w~n PT~ i;:' Ro;., Miss Karen McKay ~ nice lh"'!' member guest, a er: :;,.. Tl That Binds" eon- Anniversary ,.Chester Cciuncll met Tuesday evenng at the of Southern, and DUane Tuttle, ca e was and~. Aallt- .O alytlciiY.,..Orutll" . ';,'1~ which Mrs. Cleland, on behalf • . k 3Z\I Daughtecl of AmeriCa on Eastl!rn presenlationl were , foo.<!re~ID lhe , , '::. ollhe Council, presented each eluded the semc~. Mrs. ~a e-\the other side, were ,aerved school; made J>Y Lester L. Roush, SUpl. [ing Mrs. ClrmeD wtlb reo .•, . "'~ •h•rtor member a gift. ·. ly _~d Mrs. Betzmg eech poke with ir.e eream, eoffee and koOI Mrs. William Ohlinger, presl-[olthe sunday School. Bob BUI ! · · . ..:! _ 0. decided ro oelll •Ra~y~Crank:!;·:_.._............~~ green. Mrs. Fred Tay. William Fry were to make final plans. a.:~ were presented lei Mrs. Earl John . . George Carson. Also hostess was Mrs. Jlally R:i.lg PreaeJttefl .. • Uef:t' U Co , J'rt THE SHOE BOX PTA . -.:..-_. ;;;;;;;;;;;;.-ii:.. .....~ 32n,d 'Ann·toversary 'is Celebrated f~!7:ne7 ~u::·=~~tbe10 .~~~~~= o SUPIA 111 W. 2nd Sl. o FrOm our "' BULOVA Graduatwn Ladles I Mons Kem· Tone S l -£. . MnROPOLITAN MOTORS . .,, th~ Wood, Mabel ~da Moms, Hattoe ard, the contest. Frederick, Van Meter, TWILIGHT GARDEN BANSHEE Glove Soft · New, Rambler Trade-Ins ======,--== Easiest Way to Lovelier ROOms ~ ~.. flir 1-ponslvt 'lbos' Mtke Athey, M1chael ~ 'J'!)abet, . ~ Stein, - i> ' ,..f. Jill Rlitll!tJo, ar,lt ~ • ' 'I 'j .. ·g ·, . .• , ,,, ' ' .i .•-_>• . ::: . >: " ~ J , II •e �., / i- ' i' ' 'I . 's·,IJA:J..a· :~ ,........_.,_ •, '; ) II) I .., . \ '~· es,·~ Ends IIJ.D ~~ ~J ' C1WJU:B V.C.S. SOD 0f Play ·' • Ill Ute l!llareh. A aaek lllrt. Glenn Slllllii, li1IW. :Rfi•' II fill ' u - H bert Bvui irld Opal Bosllc of FleD ,....,.. . ....., ud . wlll i:to was eojoyed. at Ute110011 t;e111U'on. ..... er , , . . · -.::- ......,, to.l . The allernoo~ was ~~ an!s, llfrs, Charles . eu 'l'lllaeo leaill. 'l'llole, • "· A. d.,...,. liOm I I I:~; Items for the Qulncey Ray Wriston, Mrs. were Mary ~· Unlvelfity.- montb. ...V reeenUy el her home. Mr. Orphanage in Pennsylvania. Wright, Mrs. 0. J. Howard. H of Bl~~!. bl'l '!!,_.to..,·.. .l!l.sma, the~~. · 011 8Jid M,s. Townley are B~CIITEL ANNOtJNCI!S Mrs. Luther Lilly, Mrs. essonAI•dr·~ of •••.. ~·~ mow en to 1M town. Those CHURCH S(.'HOOL Herndon and Mrs. ""'" leaderahlp bonorary, ud Th or's Teuoo ManllaU SympljoQ!c Cbolr. in8 were Mrs. Frank . The Bible SChool of the Bach· . ompson. · waa u,. basa aolollt lD Mrs. Jack Feick, Mrs. Allie tel E.U.B. School will be held BOWUNG LEAGUE WEDDING ANNOUNCED l:lulltiDgton Musical Art Evans, Mrs. Donald Kay, Mr•. from May 30th through June 1 HOLDS BANQUET In an open church weddiDc to productloa of "Ell)tlh" Jesse Harrell, Ml'll. Gerald 3rd between the hours of 9:301 The Thursday afternoon Bow- be beld June II at .the Wlljlalde "Down ID .the Valley." , Clark, Mrs. Carl Fallers. Mrs. and 11:30 each day with Mrs. ling League held their aw~ Meihcxiilt1 Ciiur'CU lii Vlew~;, · RGTAlU' CLL'n John LaCombe, Mrs. Jack Weeds as director. A pro- banquet on Friday evening at Va., Mlaa Charlotte Elaine Par- Tha Rotary Club met Gurlls, Mrs. Everald gram will be held on Friday, Gene Ball's Restaurant. T h • sons will become Ute bride · ThursJ!ay -wlkr ll!elr !ofrs. Gary Vaughan, Mrs. June 3rd at 7:30 at the church. first place trophy"went to Ma!> John Dyer Layne, son of Mr. 111ar dinner meeting. ROme Welch, the honoree, Mrsc.hut h The storyteller will be Miss on Furniture Team and second and Mrs. Harry 0. Layne 11alnsoa lalk~ede:IDnthe~·~i;~~ ley and hostess, Mrs. c · Norma Roach; pianist Barbara place ro Blelner Block team. . New Haven. The Rev. F. Em- the recent PATROL BOYS AND Marshall and song leader Ger- Individual trophies went w orson Wqod will read the S:SO p. liken GIRLS OVTJNG ry Gibbs. Teachers and helpers Opal Bostick lor highest m. service. 1011. The Patrol Boy' and Girls are ., follows: Beginner, Jan- age; Maxine Aldridge for high Dauahter of Mr. and Mrs. •ltendlnC were of New Haven Ele_mentary et Needs, Dottie Parsons. and game; Nellie Smtih for high Charles E. Parsons of VleJlDII, F'oaJesOn&, Herman Scllool en1oyed a day m Hun~ sandra Gibbs; Primary, Ann series and for most improved the bride-elect 1s a llf'llduaielO! Dollald F. Roush, Jngtoo Friday. In the mornmg Bird, Nancy Holbrook and average. Several door prizes Parkersbur1 High Scllool 1!111 Cirmael:, · they ro!"'ed WSAZ Channel 3 Evelyn Jewell; Junior bays, were given. Marshall University, w~ TelevJSIOII Station and the Hun~ Willie Cepehart Bill Marshall Those attending were Nellie dent of Alpha Chi Omega ington Pollee Station. In the a!- and Jack Need;: Junior Girls, Smith, Lois Gibbs, Mary John- lty and a member of ~aguslf ternoon they were guests of Flo Marsball, Julia Morris, son, Mable Morgan, Bernadine honorary. She Is employed Huntington Auromoblle Ruth Ann Laudermllt; Junior Mitchell and substitute Betty the Wood County Board of Gtt Your livers look Todav CIRTIPIED GAS STATION lion's annual outing lor High, Rev. Mrs. Achash Miller Kadle of the Mason FurnHure cation. Pomoror Boys and Girts at and Sandra Marshall. team: Patty Arnold, Betty Say· Her !lance ts an alumnus of 138 W. Main St. Park. wSCS re, Cecile Van Metre, Ruth ~nn ,.-........-.._...-_ _ __. Those attending from The w.s.C.S ~f. the New Hav· Dye and Kaij1y Davis ol BletHaven were Bruce Adams, en Methodist Church held a din· ncr Block team: Patty Paugh, MISS AMERICA ehael "loward, Rand} ner at the West Virginia Room Mary Rickard, June Litchfield, Donnie Machir, Donnie of Gene Ball's Restaurant hon- Eva Jean Roush and Mary Johnny Burris, Jim oring Mrs. Frank Thompson. Lambert of Thabet Department Randy Clark, David . Mrs. Thompson and her family Store team; Sally Smith, Delor· NE"' w IJA'T' I.'.'IN NB)Y HAVEN E.U.B. 'sea. .. . TIH! New Haven E.U.B. , . '. · Church ~ill ,hold their Vaca. lion C~uroh School beginning . . MASON -: The Thursday June s, tbroul!l' June lOth be, l!fternoon "'"'"""' _oowllng lea-tween the hours of I and 11:30 -~ dined and receJ~ed awards a.m. • announced by Mrs. Clrl · 111111' 13 at Gene Balls Re81aur- Gll>bs, director. The lbeme ,f''· concludin8 tts 801100 at lor this year's courses Is :'God's .Ute Mason Bowlin8 Gent01. Word for My Life." Tbei'e will : .SmOII:h""""t are, pldreSJ~ent, ::;'tyY l'e a pr:J8l'am, but no exblbM, : v ce pres en, at the close of the school on 8ayre, and secretary·treasurer, June lOth at 7:30 p.m. ·P•Ity Paugh. Classes, teachers and help. First place team was the Ma· ers will be as follows: Nursery, oon Furmture Company, of Nel- Mrs. John Hollman, Mrs. Larlie Smtih, captam, and Mary ry Hesson, Mrs. Charles Rousll Johnson, LOJs Gibbs, Bema· and Mrs. Fronk Young, Jr.: dine M1tchell, Mabel Mor1an. Beginners, Mrs. Ray Kent, Second place, Bleb!er Block June Bumgarner and Mrs. Leg. Company, of Patti Arnold. eap. ley Roush; First Grade, Mrs. lain, Kathy Davis, Cecile Van Harold Bumgarner, Mrs, RobMeter, Ruth Ar.n Dye, and Re~ ert Goldsberry, and Mrs. Mar· ly, Sayre. vln Roush; Second Grade, Mrs. Other teams were Flesher Larry Lathey, Jean Bumgarn· Servree Center, Mary Hoffman, or and Sharon Gibbs· Third captain, Arlene Evans, Maxine Grade, Mrs. James N. Roush, Aidrldge, Opal Bostick, Shirley Mrs. James Gilberi, Mrs. Jess Hesson. Abel; fourth GrAde, Mrs. LuthLewis Keystoni' Beulah Bocock, captain, Ceeil Johnson, B~.Y Harris, _Anna Lea White, Wsnda Gabrttsch. B. & B. _Market Betty Fox, captam, Joan King, J~wet Compson, Donna Gibbs, Sh.irley Tucker. Miller's Market- Sally Smith, captain, Juanita Clark, Delores Oliver, Betty Hess, AM Bird. • Stor p t Thabet s Dept._ t a· ly Paugh, captam, Mary Richard, Eva Jean Roush, Jm1e Lilchfield, Mary Jo Lambert. s ·1R · Awar ds - pec1a eco~rulion To: Highest Total Pins, · k Ul•h Serl A Opal Bostic ; ·~ e8 • ward, Nelhe Smith, High Game, u._,_ "drl•- Hi•b A •~•e -.uue "". ...., • V-~ • Opal Bostick, Most . Improved Average, Nellie Smith,. • PIN ...,,DEBS ,..,.. Nelllo Smith, Opal Bostick, Betty Sayre, Eva Jean Roush, Muine Aldridge, Anna Lea er Smith, Mrs. Roscoe Calhoun, Mrs. Gerald Clark: Fifth Grade. Mrs. Martin Berisford, Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Mrs. Dwight Sayre; Sixth Grade, Mrs. Howard Burris. Mrs. Harr} Hoff. man, Mrs. Ralph Sayre: Junior High, Mr!i. Otester Weaver Mrs. Samuel Halstead• Mrs · Eddl'e Bumgarner and Ml'll · R 0 l' Cooke Kitchen Committee · • Mrs. Otha Lieving. Mrs. Harry Capehart, Mrs. Thelma Cap .. hart and Mrs. Bernard Liev· ing· Baby Land Mrs Eugene ' ' · Hudnall, Becky Burris and Carolyn Roush· Pianist Linda · · Abolin and Leah Ann Miller; Song Leader Miss Ethel Riddle • and Sermonette Leader, Rev. Martin Berisford. HOLDS PARTY ) Th . e Firemen's Auxiliary held a Stanley Party on Mot.clay ev· ening at the City Building with proceeds going lo the Fire IJe. ~'te "w . partment Wanda Dixon of High Game Tear\ BJetner Jackson was the demonstrator. Block (withoot biUldleap); High Those attending were Mrs. Iva Game Series, Bletner Block, Capehart, Mrs. David Fields, <without handicap). Jr., Mrs. Thomas Grinstead, 175 PIN WEAIIERS Mrs. William Grinstead, Mrs. Maxine Aldridge, Opal Bos-1· Ray weaver, Mrs. CeCil Dun· lick, Kathy Davis, Ruth Ann can, Darlene Duncan, Mrs. Max Dye, Betty Sayre: Beulah Bo- Eichinger, Becky Eichinger, cock, Betty HarriB, Anna Lea Mrs. Hilda Ridgway, Mrs. LarWhite, Wanda Gabritscb, Nel- ry Hesson, Jackie Ridgway Mr lie Smith, Bernadine . Mllchell, Ethel Radcliff, Mrs. John Fry, Joan Kmg, Donna G1bbs, Shir- Mrs. Clill Roush llro. Mason ley 'l)ocker, June Litchfield, Pat Roush, Roush, Paugh, Sally Smith, Bell) Hesa, Mrs. Vernon Smith, Mn. Lesley Ann Bird, Betty Cedle, Cecile Roush, Mrs. Richard Roush and Van Metre, Patti Arnold. Mrs. William McFarland. DRfPOUTS AND SUBS MRS. TOWNLEY HONORED Be\IY Cedle, Erma Gilland, Mrs. Duane Church honored Mart Arnold, Jeannie Mrs. Everett Townley with a Nanc;Y Powell, Margie Grinstead, Lee Richardson, De!OJ'o es Stewart, Lorene Spradlin, Spring Luncheon is GraoeiiDe Sprouse, Francis Planned Thursdav Llevial, Eleanor Ewing, Thel- MASON - The Mason Cou& ma Reitmire, Billie Gilmore, ty Home Demonstration Spring Ruth Campbell, Mary Stein, Luncheon wilt be held 1b i s Janice Batley, Erma Dotson, Thursday at the National Goard Armory stariing with regilltra( Ann Hanning. PERFECI' A'l'J'ENDANCE tion at 9:45 a.m. F•atured 011 ~ Van Meter, Ruth Ann the program will be a talk by Dye, i Cecil Johnson, Anna Lea Mason County Sanitarian, RobWhite, Wanda Gabritsch, Nel· ert Rickard, Ml'll. Ralph Slmeslie ~. Mary Jo Lambert, ter, Chester, Ohio with her First llernldine Milchell, Joan King, Lady Dolls and 1 Style Show BI!Uy FOl<, June Litchfield, Sal- with Ml'lJ. Robert Sayre, New ly Sm!lb, Juanita Clark, Ann Haven, In charce. During the morning session Bird. a short business meeting will be held, and reporla on I b e planning conference which they altended at Jackaon'a Mill wiD be given by Mrs. c. E. Erwin. Ute Mason Methodist Mrs. Charles Yonker and Mrs. ·llrt=oO!e;._ Rome Wllll8mou, n_._.,.. ..- " ".. -bar~ lfln7 Mlller, l!l d wtll ~.:....~--.0~~ . . ...,. -....-~ ....,. Whtte, will be moving to Indiana where es Oliver, Juanita Clark, BetJane Haymaker Beverly Knapp her husband has accepted em· ty Hess and Ann Bird of Miller Bonnie Jones and Sarolyn Barn- I t Market team : Betty Fox, Janet ett, accompanied by Mrs. Hilda p ri'e':~~ns were led by Mrs. Compson, Donna Gibbs, Joan Ridgway. Mrs. Rose Weaver. Marion Dinge A sh('l't busi- King, Shirley Oliver, substitute Mrs · Charles Dodd and Luther ness meeting . . Y· '"OS conduc ted Jeanie ':amp of B & B Market Smith · b M- Robert H•erndon A re team·, Cecil Johnson, Wanda E.U.B. BROTHERHOOD y t '"· lh . -en.l por was given on e r~ Gabritsch, Anna Lee 'lbe E.U.B. Brotherhood met rummage sale The group also Betty Harris, Beula on Monday evening at t h e re rted on lh~ Fellowship pr<> substitute Erma Gilland of church. The lop1c lor the meet· po th U .1 d Ch rch ing was "What Does It Cost gwram on Me ns'the h' hu as· . omenon ay ,w1CW Christ Followers ~o Love th1s held t' thei h h I Kin<' of World" with Harry M a Th r c urc · The Very B11t . . rs. ompson was presen 1Ptckens as leader Scnplure les· ed a Friendship Quilt by the In Used Cars Anywhere sons wore read by Ecl<he BumTh d' g w re and Robe f!l'oup ose a11en m e NO REASONABLE garner . rt • Mr R Ellis Mrs Marcus OFFER REFUSED lowed w1th a prayer by Tr '· h oyM iJ 1120 ~· Roush ard Lieving. George Jewell MougW, drs.J M M ' "God' rs. an a ames, rs. arSEE • poem s Jon o·nge !ilrs William Fol· Way." . e 'M~y, B<lt; Sleeth Mrs. Other~ attendmg were m r, · p 1 f S' Bumgarner, Edgar Layne, MMrary ArKathy uThrs ebeylo MpenRcer, sd Mrur Robe a ' ' rs. POMEROY, 0. ertGidbe o s rry, Oth a I· p 1 ay 1 5 · <llarles Weaver, Charles War ' r e rey, ard Ord. Rev. Marbn BeriiSior·d I and Harry Miller. DORCAS CIRCLE Members of the Dorcas cle of the W.S.W.S. of the New Haven E.l .B. Church met a workshop on Wednesday af· - -- TroiJljh, Karl Wiles, Mel C!Nk aril Nalaon Jeanlnp. ' pJi!RSoNM,s · :· Jr. lllderwenl IIJnllll~· at Bolta H.,.. 1 JIUIIld - 'laai 'weet. · ,- ; at-r. ' • ..._ wl !'!" ;;;d'ira- ~;.. hl(i •I the bolne of her SOl> and dau hi Mr 11!! wJ.s. er, · · Home Fumlshlngs VISIT OUR IUDGET SHOP lAKER FURNITURE .: Mlrldliport. 0. "IN I<NOW lOOK~ THE Tricot Lined Sling Only BONE- WHITE •MIDDLEPORT, LADIES - MENS - - $6.95 to $14.95 $6.95 to $39.95 PENS I the Presi· 1 bill Into souvenirs ro ~r!..th~~.!,~y :f~e;~s;-:. lui Invitation was received lo attend l~spectlon of Go 1den Gleam Councol, Marietta nn Junc 13. Second nommatJoo of olfir'rs was held. Mrs. Cle· on behalf of the Councol pre.enled Katiu)'cf Baum and Eva Bo1iey wit~ 25 yeHr pms. The charter members, 0 n a O¢orne, Elizabeth Hayes, Le· 'llltll:, SOCIAL HomebUlolders Class Assists {'\ .AAI ,rJI:'NDAR rvc·fUSQde . Mr'ss Shriver · Honored With BridalWIOIICO Shower Aters recent County Council meeting! Mrs. Melvin Circle is choir dl· given by Mrs. Harry car" recror and Duane Tuttle wW .... ~ta;".:C~bl:~u 1: h~~ ~~~~~.!'~~~ "!tbeMI~ and Roaalee Story's room won tbe ---re made to assist Mrs. La Jones entertained attendance banner. THURSDAY Plans• :~an ellstlc crusade on ,Mrs. F";!Ial ~ lor Mlsa Mrs. Opha Offutt, program Bruce Carmen'• ROCK SPRINGS Belter ;~\~~ion the church ~hrlver bridHleet of ebalrman, presente~ potted H•alth club will meet Thursday. try 10 the regatta parade by [Mr.Y Robert 'Ball, Jr., Friday plants to Mrs. Roy Grueser, Birthday Ob1 erved at 1:30 p.m. at the home of the Homebuilders Claso ol the evenin8 at the Jones borne at Mrs. William Radford, Mrs. M d M Ivan Carmen Mrs. Homer Radfo,d, with Mrs. . eport Church of Christ George Skinner, Mrs. Ernest r. an . rs. ith W. A. Morgan in charge ot the ~~~ay evening at the chtll'(h. Co~~;.., were played with Powell and Mrs. Thomas Bentz honored lhm l:u~~ w51h program and Mrs. Amos Leon· Mrs Kenneth McElhinny, pre- prizes being awarded Ia Mrs. mothers of eighth grade chll- a.:;oda~ at 3 p m at an: : ~ · Deodorant SOc .n-1 ;: ::n, i:,l side~l -- - · FOR ALL YOUR SEWING NEEDS ._,_, ..:rf"'"S DRESSMAKING ,..,.,_ , ,.,. Pa1t na Singer Sales & Service a er WY 2·2284 115 W. SECOND McC II'1 Mix Factor Strong Hold NAIL STRENGTHENER - c!ort Mrs. -=----- It llwtlt. 'ltflDw at _ ....... R.lde w••th The Dodge Boys Bru;,. ro attend. d Department Is sponsoring a WINDING TRAIL Gar en bake sale on Saturday, May 21 Club w1ll meet Fr1day, May tbe Cross's Store In Racine foCOIIIIItDlOIIleiO~nl Got v!:~~... Today CERTIFIID GAUTATJON IIH w. M11n St. Pomoroy at 7:30p.m. at the borne of Mrs. II~~~~a!!l:_'8~a-~m:_. -=::::~~~~~====:'! Robert Thompson. Slides : be shown on "Garden Design. ~IJ IIICOf"" mon prec:lous AUXIUARY TO FEENEY ""'" ,.., ~ft ~ • ~~ .... Canol In oril . . . ,,.., "" \ Bii'miE1'1' Post will sponaor a oxlonstvo BuloYI G11duotton rummage and bake oale Fr> COIIHUon. day and Saturday, May 2D - 21 at the Coates building In · dleport. Memhera having mage to pick up may contact! either Mrs. Dal Mourning . ,. Albert Roush by Wednesday. The lnnuai Poppy sale will also be held Ibis ~:I Court St. Pomeroy end with the Girl Scouts "' ing. "*"' -IIIII "' lllta BoiiMI. 'folr lflllustl's eventful I •BRUT •CANOE •ENGLISH LEATHER COMPLnE JEWEl CHESTS U... OF lllo Your Pharmacist Helps Safeguard Your Health SIMON'S MARKET FRAGRANCES Ladies Electric SHAVERS ~~AM--$7ff CORDLESS ., · eREVUN TAIU-~H.;~ ,. 'satunt•y Tll9 f; MAIN ST. W'( 2-3975 u.S.GoOtl . MILK ·.: . I DRESSES 1G.95 • 11.95 . ' .1. prescription to our registered POMEROY ~I ROUND .STEAK' ~· oivltiJey Bell DANA SOLID COlOGNE, ,., You cen bring your doctor's 0pon Dallft:OO to 7:00-Frlday Til I eCOTY eFABERGE ' .• DANA lb. 79c .. " ' ~-· I' gal. 79c I pharmacists with complete confidence. We give It the careful our Tlte good &UJS coma 111tv standards do not allow any kind for y011. Whelher IOU need 1 bl&·iob pkkup IlVek or attention of it deserves • • o • atauall tulin' diesel, 111ey're on ,Wr ~de drivin' compromise with quality. You C.n Count on Ua • •·• When Accuracy Counll • dOwn pric:ts and servin& with • smlia. Need 1 bUCk now! Clll on The Ood&e _Boys. Swisher & Lohse C:O.Ordin1tes 4. 95 • 6. 95 Rexall Drugs You can tell they're IOod cuys; they all we~r . ' R: H. RAW.li:NGS SONS,· C.O~ - 73 Mill IT. =··~ ' IIUUW"VR.•.r Ml--· Oo 0. i I . ' ..• ! • .' ··. ' i'·. t';<. ' •' I • '( . . . "t' The llat........ frll't . id • • il . it- ' OPEN PIIDAY I SATUIDII'l'TIL I P.M. I ThiJ..wi:IIIIL -~~~~-· 111110'1 .. '.. OHIO I ca-.. ...... tlft(lt. ,, ~~~·~h~ay~a~p~:~~~cb~F~o~rk~-~Ro~·a~d~.~;~;~~====-=~=====~.J the church Mary Bowen, 8lld ftoler Jelfen. AlsoDorea attending • meetEnterprise ThursdayEUB evening at will the tach, Mrs. William GrueserMr. 8nd Mra. were Mr. 8lld Mra. Amborne of Mrs. Paul Frick. Joe BiShop. old, Mrs. Joe Lawrelltle a~ d MAGNOLIA TEMPLE Pyth· children, llr. and Mra. Hellr} ian Sisters will meet Thursday, TENNIS WINNERS . Arnold and Gene, and Mr. and , at 1'30 p m at the DAV hall HELSINKI (UP!) - DenDIB Mrs Norman E. Hysell and ! All ~ember~· are urged to ~ ' Ralston of Bakel'llfield, Calif., and Terry. . . . t and Marty R10ssen of Evan- Later in the evenin8 a woenpr~~~y BEE CLASS ol the sron,. Dl., won the men's doob- er roast was beld with these Middleport First Baptist Church les toUe at the Helsinki 68 ten- additional guests, Mrs. Robert will meet Thursday evening DIB tournament Wednesday Jeffers 8lld daugbtera, Mr. the church at 7:30 p.m. Dve Gengtsson and Mrs. Jam.. Jeffers, Mr. FRIDAY Jolm Newcomb, and Mrs. Norman Hysell, Mr. JUNIOR MOTHERS South- ~. , 8lld Mrs. Guy Roae and Kenny • Local High School 00 meet Ralston, lbe Umted States Bobby Arnold, susie Warner , at p.m. at the bigb top-ranked tenms player, 8lld Jerry Ale8hire. 20 7 30 I ocllool to make final arrange- advanced to. the final round 1• '"" lh the men's smgles by BUY 100 '!"••!•~· ments 1or serv- e e,o. 6-2 (Joe ancl Got 0 _.,. banquet. All mothers are _,.,.~son, ' ancl !'ll!!!!',!t.l ' !J The Fabrie Shop FRAGRANCES FOR MEN TOOTHBRUSHES .' .~. f} REPAII POMEROY ..• ( "!' ' o· 19" POW·R·PR GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE EUmtC 17, .!' -~ tl ll:ll!lliiJ ~ 11!1 ~~ sEWING .MACHINE .; ... "' ...• HAHN·ECLJPS£ ...... prl: lUXTON •__ ' i Jim Mr• Paul haveAssociation. been . faithful "" orne on elub ' pre<lded. Mrs Gilbert, Fem Rees, Mrs.Burne.te, Homer Idren, workerswhoIn tbe Freck· will m•e< Thursday evening, at Wendell Gerlach gave the i Shr: and Miss Gretcheo The piano selections were iAttendmg were Rodney the home of Mrs. Ralph Gilmore opening prayer and presented w : presented by Miss Opal Ollutt, with Mrs. Eddie Smith as co- devoUons usmg the theme, Afle; the many lovely gifts and Girl Scouts Troop 100 pre' · hostess. "Kindness." Mrs. McEihinDY were opened and graciously senled an opera. "Two men in MEIGS COUNTY Democrat- read alett.r of thanks from the acknowledged, dellelous relresh- 1Venlco". All members of the ic dub will meet Thursday eve- Pembertoo Moss1on and pl~ns ments of cake, lee eream, Iwol troop participated In the chorus ning. May 19, at Demo;ratic were made for the annual wJen· nde nuts and mints were serv- and taking leading parts were . • 1 headquarters in Davis bmldmg er roast to be held June 21 at ed io the lollowing psis: Mrs. Mary Charleton, Connie RadSweetest little ..urJ -" across from King Builders Sup· the Arnencan Legion farm. Stanley Woods, Mrs. David lord Debbie Ohlinger, Becky ply Co. in Mtddleport. Election _The class voted II> prepare the Altizer, t.fn. Jesa Gilliam, Mrs. wm: Beverly Smith and Sheila AU die groomlal ahilitJ of~ lo.. of officers w111 be held. Ladles dUlller lor tbe Jr. and lnter~e- Jackson Walker, Mlaa Linda Folmer more apecni"Yt iPOWe& , . . _ _ , are ask•d to bring sandwiches Idiate Youth groups and the htgh Shriver, Mrs. Elloen Lowder, Relr.;.hments were served by houaing oJid hip. lift blode pall .... or cookies. \school graduatmg semora to be Mrs. Nevi!l Woods, Mrs. Carl Mr. and ~rs. Opha Ollutt Mr. up .,..;pr. c:u< it olf Jlloe ~ . - , MIDDLEPORT BAND B~JS~ held .June 2. M':"· Den•er Rice Ellis, Mrs. Richard Speirs, Mn. and Mrs. William Radford, Mr. Nou:b 0111ide pulls ........ ers meet Tuesday evemng, Iv.:•s named eba~rman for the Paul Burnette, Mrs. Ray W~ Rollin Radford, Mr. and Mrs e]imjoatel most trimming. 0.. 11 at the hogh school cafe· I donner. and Gret<ben, Mrs. Hayden , Gail Buck, Mr. and Mrs. Harry within 14" of waDs. etC. New officers wlll be ,.. The claBS donated $5 II> • the Woods, MiDI Reg!Da Akers, Mrs. \ Clark Mr. and Mrs. Walter JWa /1M SafetJ Code. and all band pa~ents are evangelistic crusade televtslon Ernest Watts, 'Mrs. Landon Wilso~, Mr. and Mrs. Horace to attend. The t1me ts 7 and $10 to the regatta n?'t. Burnette Mrs. Melvin Gilbert, Abb tt Mr. and Mrs. Homer p.m. instead of 7.30 p.m. It also planned to buy a cabmel Mrs John Gilbert, Mrs. John H s~u' Mr and Mrs. Minid CHILD CONSERVATION Le~· lor the communhm tray and R. Morgan, Mrs. Lawrence ~nd Eleanor Zeiher. gue will meet al the Marlm cups. The Rev. Donald Hlells Evans, Mrs. Banner Harris, restaurant Thursday, at 6:30 p. gave the closing prarer· Mrs. Fem Bees, Mrs. Anna- tie Mrs. Homer Shriver. m. for a dinner, iollowed by a Hosts lor the evemng were beU Ball, Mrs. Margaret Du& Those sending gifts but tillmeeting at the Columbia Gas Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gerlach, abl 00 attend weoe Mrs Fran· office Mrs. Lester Ply· Dorothy Baker, and Edna Evans H sells ore ..: Sheets Mrs. Vic Niday, male, southcentral district and served a dessert course to Norman Y , Mrs Erne;tine Neal, Mrs. 1Jo. president, will be guest speak· those present Including Mr. and Guau.for Dmner ra Bare, Mrs. W<sdeD Evans, · POMEROY er Past Presidents will be Mrs. Herman Kincaid, Nora Sgt. and Mrs. Norman E. Hy- Mrs Jack Hanson Vicky and , "Ev1 ryth' In Hardwarau b,;,ored. There will be lnltla· Rice, Rev. and Mrs. Don Hicks sell and sons visited here VIvian Mrs. Ina Webster, Miss 'I MAIN ST. Jng Uon of new members and ifl. and son, Doug, Mrs. Kenneth cenUy on bts Utree day pasa. Jane Ann Morgan, Mrs. Micky ,...,....,..._,...,..,..,..,....,.,.....,.....,....,..,..,..=============!!!!!~~ stall aliOn of officers. McEihmny, Dorothy Boker. Ed- They were guests II • supper \Morgan, Miss Linda Beck. .. ...• WILLING WORKERS class of na Evans, Mr · and Mrs. Ger- at tbe bcJJn1: of Mr. and Mrs. · .. E: eiyn Gaul, Anna Tuttle, L1i· ll• Christy and Zelda Weber and their member guests who were each presented a corsage p"eeedlng the meeting were , •ated In a circle in the center r the hall. As each charter 1.:ember was introduced, a spec· _ ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;-~ LlilniiCIUI. Whitt• TWO PIECE MIDDLEPORT, I~~~~~ - ~- at Forland park Friday. MISS Edith Rose. , Wltii"P*f', ltHIInl ltetf, RUSS TOG I pitlil. Other Billfolds $1.00 up AilEEN Taylor and Lester receiVed oHielally and pre- er My God To Thee. Flowers ~ch ~ ._:eM garet Tul- membera are asked kt weer :r.el Smlllt who closed with pray· vice nen Sunday morning 11 sented corsages. Lucy Spencer were placed on ~ altar by ca ... ma e ar Oa on white. er. Co<pmiltees for lhe coming lhe 10:15 a. m. SundaY Scbool. was repOrted home from hos- Letha Wood and • l1ghled ca& lie With the AmeriCan g year were named. A report on Miss Carla Morris Is plantsL Ttllt lime IIIII dm at II~· 11 jewell. the Porn- II' ~~~~~~~M~r:•· ~·>J.l v tiiA P1mtrty, 0 Black· While·Pastels \uem, WiaU"c~.::<! !!":: ~-* 1 "~ ~;:, -;;::: ~e!!tMl • tbree • deputy; Edith Betzing, associ- deCitased memhera was conducl- At the close of ~eld b ~ The charter wW be draped which opened with the pledg~ Ia year pin for perfect lltendance.[' Ki.e JMiM: Wi.mclklr, ;r~ Erme frl b;t the charter members, 8 gr~~ag.. ~~~-e -~~-;u ..... ~~~ ... " ' mPmnrv of pearl Ervin at the Oag followed with devotions The Yonna People's ChOir wfilj 11 played "Near- gooa Ul utu.;;a v.ru-uu ...... , - - - -- J . • ~· . .• ._ .,.... UAn -oe Cleland, Co.unctl. deputy were wblle HeIen Wo e ,, lar decorated tbe next meetlnl, une I, 8IKl ..A t.:tean i)ll:l!.t!, ·i'J ...... w. ··---- have charge of lire o~i =~:'- WATCHES & LEATHER SUPPLY 6T016 _ _ __ meeting \aid A short memorial servtce tor\uneu1. I BoRoW. HARDWARE SIZES :::<! ,,,,. officers, Edith Wakely, dlsbi~ TIMEX BUXTON BILLFOLDS Comp•re It with •AY w•tl p81nt you•,. •v•r uaed~ BERMUDAS ••"~· ~::~oo::! :r!'.d re-I sdteduled lD the class it was to take turns alpha· aext president IDilailed at 1h e l;eptember will be =-·-: Barton, vice presGeorle Corson. He• ·trere served ro Mrs. · , Mrs, Murl MeFry, Mrs. Albert Swa~ ~·rame, Mrs. :n:.; ChJister CouncD DaUghters of Ameriea, observ~d Its 32nd anntv11'881')' althe regular meeting Tueaday evening. Barbara saraent, rouncilor, C H HARDWARE E8 ERS8A Rog. $1.00 Dorothy Perkins fashion fun for summer • three graduating seniors a ' Garoes were played ,JIIIII LQ$E .WEIGHT · be A friend- ·0"" and on the other an open Plana made 1o serve lhe sutton MethodiSt Churc:b on! g1v After reMYiiiC· WITH · ' tal song was sung to her. Each die by Zelda We r. bl 'th the Golden Rule ifl. were lh So'i s Clay Honored were Mlaa Ecl-~prlles en. < tAP.ILY 1 1 s~e briefly and lntrodu~ shr C,::.•1~!o~:.ngbyo:~.fu:~ ~ DEX.AoOIIT TAI!,.IlJ!t,. ;~ 00 one side and _I¥PPf ::'erv':U::n:r!u: w~n PT~ i;:' Ro;., Miss Karen McKay ~ nice lh"'!' member guest, a er: :;,.. Tl That Binds" eon- Anniversary ,.Chester Cciuncll met Tuesday evenng at the of Southern, and DUane Tuttle, ca e was and~. Aallt- .O alytlciiY.,..Orutll" . ';,'1~ which Mrs. Cleland, on behalf • . k 3Z\I Daughtecl of AmeriCa on Eastl!rn presenlationl were , foo.<!re~ID lhe , , '::. ollhe Council, presented each eluded the semc~. Mrs. ~a e-\the other side, were ,aerved school; made J>Y Lester L. Roush, SUpl. [ing Mrs. ClrmeD wtlb reo .•, . "'~ •h•rtor member a gift. ·. ly _~d Mrs. Betzmg eech poke with ir.e eream, eoffee and koOI Mrs. William Ohlinger, presl-[olthe sunday School. Bob BUI ! · · . ..:! _ 0. decided ro oelll •Ra~y~Crank:!;·:_.._............~~ green. Mrs. Fred Tay. William Fry were to make final plans. a.:~ were presented lei Mrs. Earl John . . George Carson. Also hostess was Mrs. Jlally R:i.lg PreaeJttefl .. • Uef:t' U Co , J'rt THE SHOE BOX PTA . -.:..-_. ;;;;;;;;;;;;.-ii:.. .....~ 32n,d 'Ann·toversary 'is Celebrated f~!7:ne7 ~u::·=~~tbe10 .~~~~~= o SUPIA 111 W. 2nd Sl. o FrOm our "' BULOVA Graduatwn Ladles I Mons Kem· Tone S l -£. . MnROPOLITAN MOTORS . .,, th~ Wood, Mabel ~da Moms, Hattoe ard, the contest. Frederick, Van Meter, TWILIGHT GARDEN BANSHEE Glove Soft · New, Rambler Trade-Ins ======,--== Easiest Way to Lovelier ROOms ~ ~.. flir 1-ponslvt 'lbos' Mtke Athey, M1chael ~ 'J'!)abet, . ~ Stein, - i> ' ,..f. Jill Rlitll!tJo, ar,lt ~ • ' 'I 'j .. ·g ·, . .• , ,,, ' ' .i .•-_>• . ::: . >: " ~ J , II •e �, '. ' • OP " QUALiTY ;. ~ ~ W"NT AD I II ONI OPTHI • IIICIIT PIOPLII. .. CALL DI~K RAWLINGS Rawlings Hond1 Sales WYMISI MIDDLIPORT, OHIO . . . -) ' .. . GLORY BE!! , . .• •. . . , ' ;, ' ' ' . . . . Co. l: PICKED UP A LEETLE SCRAP OF. NEWS ~ER ~E DOWN AT .. l"ELL IT QUICK .. I'M ALL E ~R S TH:GENERAL <0TOR6,' MAW 1965 CHEVROLET ,11pala ·· ·· ·· $269$ T INFORMATION .. - \ • THE, $19M · " ' TW REVI;.NOOERS .CHOPPED .UP S NU.~Y'5 STILL LAST NIGHT AN' PUT ·A RtFI.E BAll IN HIS .AIG - · --AN' DOC HAD TO GIVE 0~ ~UFFY A BLOCll> TRANSMiSSiON AN'THUTTY• TWO STITCHES AN'--- Super Sport Cou~ b~ >!nyl top, und. .woocl nnJ, Wt, all vinyl Interior; With bueket aeata. V-8 enllne, · automaUc tnnam!Jiloa, power lleerlna and •btlke1, · Wire wheel wven, 8:ot white wall tlreo, thowa Hille wear, radio, hetter, a real buy. 1964 CHMOLlT BI""Jne .... $1695 WI~~ )00 4 Door. Grey flnloh, 'flnyllntorlor, 327 cu. ln. on11111, Powerlllde, 8oocl tlr<!l. · SINCE l\lf 1964 CORYAIR Deluxe .. · ·.... $1095 2 Dr. Turquolle llnloh, vlnjol laterior, dlo, heater, tiel. lriiiL JUST LI'T ~ RAMBLE ON'i' IT'S LI'L ABNER 8oocl t1re1, ,... ' ! GOOD· BY, YOU PROT'EST· 1964 FALCON .......... ·· ...... $1295 SONK ,, 2 Door. Deluxe laterlor, 8oocl whitewall llrel, white flniJh, radio and boater. · 1963 CORYAIR Monza ·· · •· ···· • $1395 .. 4 Dr. Low mllnae bj' 1ooa1 llcly owner, whitewall t1re1 ohow Dille wear, automaUe tranL, radio aad heater, help flnloh, faWD ..nyl illterlor, ~uckel ltllo. llhowroom eleo11 aad 0111 you'D lJka. ')_~' : •... .~ ' 1962 CHMOLO Biscayne .... $1195 Elk I M!l!k 4 Dr. White finish, red loterior, good whitewall tlreo, V8 eaglne, ald. Irina., radio and boater. ·- - I' lit r--:::====:::::;:-- --·----;_---~-::::=::;:::----,--::;::::=B:::•:::H;O~W::JE=:SC:.:H:.:N;:;:EI:;D~ER t 1958 OI.DS. 98 • 4 Door ·· ··· ··· ·· $495 MONiOU~.WHAT'S 'I'OUR >ULITICAL Light green llalsh, opotl... Interior, good tlreo, power steering and brakea, automatic trant., radio and heat. or, factory air oonclltlonad. A real oharp car alld one "-A~ATI~~ ..,. . I'M A SERF/ --. -:=r 1011 will Jllo:e. II ~ . I SPRING OUT IN MAY TH! CHEVROLET WAY POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPIN EVIl. f:GO P.M. POMIROY, OHIO THI BORN LOSEI ' I, RUGS DIRn? DICK TRACY Y llr CHDYIR GGfii,D . I ' " IIACIIIIIJ: RENTAL · Ront•EiectrHihompo••• i~ Bv HAROLD GRAY I STILL CAN'T FIGU12E !t4i.::t THAi U:Btdlll 1"1~ l'i BAa<IHI:I Hlfo\f MIJST at A'O. ""TUPll) ~ 'i> H~ JAILBIRD for '1.00 whtn ""' "" Luotre F01m lit OlD Fo11111an &Allbott MOl{ WAS! -r·•• • • I . • - ·- r ____;_ CARRIERS POMEROY Apply ·Dtily Sentinel \ • ' I' iMech1nic St. ' iMn•v.Ohio 167 Wiler St•.. ' '-. , ' o.:. PUMP your septic tank. Get Klean-Em· All Septic Tank Cleaner. mark Farm Bureau. 422 '1'11:&8 JU7. :•'I' A•WW&M' - -avw•••••• your home freJ.n aulf, cockroaches, cr!;!!:: I!IC<1rploos, silverfish, 8' I wasps and water bugs. ~;:, \ able al KJni Builders So Co., Mlddlej)OI'L •• Ja IWA a. _. YMera.,r. 0-~·;•c~l:z~,'11:•::.:M:1:11::•.:::.::~ CANBUAUO.t.90&llo• ·- AMi) W(Ni*!fo • . . ..,r·~J ,. ' •'· . ... .- " ' �, '. ' • OP " QUALiTY ;. ~ ~ W"NT AD I II ONI OPTHI • IIICIIT PIOPLII. .. CALL DI~K RAWLINGS Rawlings Hond1 Sales WYMISI MIDDLIPORT, OHIO . . . -) ' .. . GLORY BE!! , . .• •. . . , ' ;, ' ' ' . . . . Co. l: PICKED UP A LEETLE SCRAP OF. NEWS ~ER ~E DOWN AT .. l"ELL IT QUICK .. I'M ALL E ~R S TH:GENERAL <0TOR6,' MAW 1965 CHEVROLET ,11pala ·· ·· ·· $269$ T INFORMATION .. - \ • THE, $19M · " ' TW REVI;.NOOERS .CHOPPED .UP S NU.~Y'5 STILL LAST NIGHT AN' PUT ·A RtFI.E BAll IN HIS .AIG - · --AN' DOC HAD TO GIVE 0~ ~UFFY A BLOCll> TRANSMiSSiON AN'THUTTY• TWO STITCHES AN'--- Super Sport Cou~ b~ >!nyl top, und. .woocl nnJ, Wt, all vinyl Interior; With bueket aeata. V-8 enllne, · automaUc tnnam!Jiloa, power lleerlna and •btlke1, · Wire wheel wven, 8:ot white wall tlreo, thowa Hille wear, radio, hetter, a real buy. 1964 CHMOLlT BI""Jne .... $1695 WI~~ )00 4 Door. Grey flnloh, 'flnyllntorlor, 327 cu. ln. on11111, Powerlllde, 8oocl tlr<!l. · SINCE l\lf 1964 CORYAIR Deluxe .. · ·.... $1095 2 Dr. Turquolle llnloh, vlnjol laterior, dlo, heater, tiel. lriiiL JUST LI'T ~ RAMBLE ON'i' IT'S LI'L ABNER 8oocl t1re1, ,... ' ! GOOD· BY, YOU PROT'EST· 1964 FALCON .......... ·· ...... $1295 SONK ,, 2 Door. Deluxe laterlor, 8oocl whitewall llrel, white flniJh, radio and boater. · 1963 CORYAIR Monza ·· · •· ···· • $1395 .. 4 Dr. Low mllnae bj' 1ooa1 llcly owner, whitewall t1re1 ohow Dille wear, automaUe tranL, radio aad heater, help flnloh, faWD ..nyl illterlor, ~uckel ltllo. llhowroom eleo11 aad 0111 you'D lJka. ')_~' : •... .~ ' 1962 CHMOLO Biscayne .... $1195 Elk I M!l!k 4 Dr. White finish, red loterior, good whitewall tlreo, V8 eaglne, ald. Irina., radio and boater. ·- - I' lit r--:::====:::::;:-- --·----;_---~-::::=::;:::----,--::;::::=B:::•:::H;O~W::JE=:SC:.:H:.:N;:;:EI:;D~ER t 1958 OI.DS. 98 • 4 Door ·· ··· ··· ·· $495 MONiOU~.WHAT'S 'I'OUR >ULITICAL Light green llalsh, opotl... Interior, good tlreo, power steering and brakea, automatic trant., radio and heat. or, factory air oonclltlonad. A real oharp car alld one "-A~ATI~~ ..,. . I'M A SERF/ --. -:=r 1011 will Jllo:e. II ~ . I SPRING OUT IN MAY TH! CHEVROLET WAY POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPIN EVIl. f:GO P.M. POMIROY, OHIO THI BORN LOSEI ' I, RUGS DIRn? DICK TRACY Y llr CHDYIR GGfii,D . I ' " IIACIIIIIJ: RENTAL · Ront•EiectrHihompo••• i~ Bv HAROLD GRAY I STILL CAN'T FIGU12E !t4i.::t THAi U:Btdlll 1"1~ l'i BAa<IHI:I Hlfo\f MIJST at A'O. ""TUPll) ~ 'i> H~ JAILBIRD for '1.00 whtn ""' "" Luotre F01m lit OlD Fo11111an &Allbott MOl{ WAS! -r·•• • • I . • - ·- r ____;_ CARRIERS POMEROY Apply ·Dtily Sentinel \ • ' I' iMech1nic St. ' iMn•v.Ohio 167 Wiler St•.. ' '-. , ' o.:. PUMP your septic tank. Get Klean-Em· All Septic Tank Cleaner. mark Farm Bureau. 422 '1'11:&8 JU7. :•'I' A•WW&M' - -avw•••••• your home freJ.n aulf, cockroaches, cr!;!!:: I!IC<1rploos, silverfish, 8' I wasps and water bugs. ~;:, \ able al KJni Builders So Co., Mlddlej)OI'L •• Ja IWA a. _. YMera.,r. 0-~·;•c~l:z~,'11:•::.:M:1:11::•.:::.::~ CANBUAUO.t.90&llo• ·- AMi) W(Ni*!fo • . . ..,r·~J ,. ' •'· . ... .- " ' �.~ , ' .. r .r l . . Pomeroy.Middleport, o., May 18, 1884 p~~--~ MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR. SHOPP!NG CENTE~- O~n About On F~idc;ry night untii ·B-clnd on Saturday night untai9-Save ~~IS- w':ek 1M .- · -..I .,,...1 fbw;: --Sale of men ,and BOys -eo n,-·he •~na·• .. 1 f .. our urn1turesa -m• ....... ··· .. · . ....,.,_ .... . Mrs. Leo Trousers on the main flborJust unpacked the Lady Wrangler hne of, visited recently with her father, C. H. Wise, Sr. and her sister, Miss Ruth Summer Sportsweadorwomen and girls in the ready to wear Mrs. Roger Kittle of ter spent the past weekend wtth her aunt. Miss Vesta McCoy. department on the 2nd floor. Ernest """'" on Tuaday Malion Fisher entertain- . ~ !:-::ng~~ Mi~~onarY "lei~ of Servi!' ibe Pomeroy Chllrcb Tuesday evening bor home In Minersville. Mrs. !.to Bryan ·preatcled. Devobons ..(m led by Mrs. Louis Osborn.•. u);ing ao her topic, Giving A•un: cfantly. , Members answered roll with an answered prayer. contribution was made to the McKinley Indian Mission Tepennish, ·Wash.. after Mrs. Masters gave a history the Mission. Mrs. Bryan ducted bible quize games and refreshments were served by t~e hostess to the above and Mr.~ . Denver Kapple and a Jut's!. Mrs. Karl Grueser. captll :.t ..... Cub Srouls AIIPntl Circu.• wednt>stlfl~· Den Three Cub Scout~. with JlocOC their den mothers. Mrs. Richard Rosenbaum and Mrs. Elza G~l·l more Jr . attended the circus m B. I MJddleporl Tuesday after school. For, Following the show , the group Comp went to the Rosenbaum home ley \lf where refreshments were servMilk ed by Tommy Reed. Attending caJIII the circus were Ricky Couch , Olive Tommy Johnson, Gary Snouf· '1'111 fer MikF p~ore, Doug . and If PI Joe Ro9enbaum, Harold Stsson, Tommy Reed and two guests, Jimmy and Linda Rosenbaum. . :SWlt"a., .......... _ .... _, Wise. Gl~s­ MRS. BOBBY FOSTER Miss Dill is Recent Bride 0 f Bobby L. Foster ·\ = Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Dill, Pomeroy Route 3, announce t~e marriage of their daughter Lm· da Darlene, to Bobby Lee ~os· ter. son of Mr. ~nd Mrs. Ralph r~uster, Mmersv1lle_ Rou_te 1. The bride was gtv_en m marriage by her father m a double ring ct-~ernony performed b~ the Rev. Menzel Smi~. on Aprd 30 at the Enterpnse E.U.B. church. A reception was held In the church basement The table ~as 1"'--'~:"":'.::"::";7.::;.-.-1 1 decorated with white and pm'k BUY 100 GAU.ONS streamers . The center of ~he Gas •nd Get FrN 4 D•y• table held a bridal cake wtth 1 candles on ea rh side. The Get Yaur sntrs Book Tod•Y was served by Mrs. . CIRTIFIED GAS STATION Schoonover aunt of the bride. . 531 w. Mliln St. · Pom~ray The cake ~as served by Mrs. 50~i'luam DavJs of Soda Springs Menzel Smith. I Idaho, has been the guf!st of his J mother, Mrs. Crary Davis. He HHOPi I was enroute to St. Louis, Mo . w vn . on business. ,:,',t,n ~~~H ~e tt'iVe·ln Challenging Meditation is Given Circle TONIGHT & FRIDAY "THE AMOROUS ADVENTURE OF MOLL FLANDERS" Kim Novak Richard J oh nson (Tfchnieolor) -and"IAMBOLE" Gina Lo11obrigida Sommer Elk~ MEIGS THEATRE Pom1roy, Ohll TONIGHT NOT OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY May 20-21 "IANDOKAN THE GR!AT" - TechnicolorSteve Reevea . Genevieve Grad "BLACK SPURS" -Tecbnicolor- Ca1houn TUJ1 Moore A challenging meditation on the topic "Establishing 0 u r ldentily." was P""ented by M'ss Elizabetb Fick when the F:iendly Circle of Church met Tuesday t the church. a The program opened i thoughts from the wriHngs Philip Brooks, "Do Not For Easy Lives u and a ture reading. A question answer period followed. With P.1r!l. Carl Kautz, dent. in charge, the Circle ed to send $25 to Rev. Kuether. for mission work Honduras, Central America, of the mission fields of United Church of Christ. The Rev. Kuethec was ordain· ed June, 1963. and he and his wife, Sue, were commissioned the Board of World Minis· · · for service in Latin Amer· ica . With their infant son, Scott, they went to Central America in December 1963 and are in tav !Fri12el ts the older son of the Rev, and Mrs: Ralph Keuth· er. He was born m Pom~?er~~ the first year .of the Keu 10 years of mmtstry here. A contributi~n of $10 was made to the msurasce fu~ ?f the church. The annual ptcme meeting will be held June 21, at the home of Mrs. Kautz and Mrs. John William Blaetlnllr will present the vesper service. Mrs. Kautz and Mrs. Pearl Mora served a dessert course, with pink nut cups. nower~ napkins, and ~n arrangement iris and narcissus on. the fresbment table carrmg out spring theme. ----0 • Birt/uiJly carry 11 Given Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dale Priddy HyseU Run, entertained with birthday party Saturday In or of the ninth birthday el theuc II daughter. Debbie Ann. Refreshments of ice J~:::_:wo~rk~ln~H~ondur=~as~.G~us-;[ cake and kool-ade were~ iii Debbie received many gifts. Attending were Linda I Loretla Tackett, Judy Deborah mack, Bob MIDDLEPORT, 0. Jell Musser, Steve Stewart, nie Casto, Douglas Pope, LIIl<Ja 11 Hysell, Jeannie Schuler, KI!VlD 11 WOMENS WOMENS Dewees, Joy White, Linda Iiams, Gene Davis, Rusty Dav·ll is, Joyce HutehiDsoo, Jane Schll·ll ling. Cbristine Musser, Penoy Ehlill, Penny Priddy, her grand· parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben , Roush and son RoDDie, Mr. and pr. Mrs. Charles Buckley and lam· ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stewart and family. Debbie's brother, Compare At $3 .99 White, Blue, Black Gary, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Priddy. lUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY May 22-23-:14 "RED LINE 7000" -TetbnicolorCaam Laura DevOD -:;:::II ROUSH'S SHOE STORE ITALIAN SANDALS •t• 1 Izens Protest Mr. and Mrs. and children of Belpre vi'sitedljl Sunddy with her mother, Mrs. Charles Mayes. Bruce Walla~. student Marshall Universily. spent the -kend with his parents, Mr · and Mrs. Dwight Wallace and daughter, Nancy. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lake of west Jefferson. spent the weekend with her sister and in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ken· nedy, Sr. They have jusl 1 turned from a vacation of ! eral weeks in Florida and igtm. 'fhey also visited in Nelsonville with her daughter family, Mr. and Mrs. Micllae\ Ohlinger and son, Michael II, and ·oew baby daughter, Julia Ann, and with relatives iR Coo>l·ll . 11 Vl~ Rev. and Mrs. RonBIO'II Place and son; steve, have retW'ned. to their~~~ In bridge, New y 0~~iler a VIS<t 11 here with her family, Mr. M Harry Houdashelt and ~:~ Freddie Houdasbelt. Steve ta ed with his graadparents his parents attended the Baptist ConveAtioa held in Mis- TENNIS OXFORDS r-WO __ M_E_N~s'L~~l~L~MA~ID;-1 •LOG CABIN" THROW -RUGS Rayon Panties 100% Viscose Rayon Rug Pile. Machine Washable. Decorator CoJors Band leg or elastle leg brielt, wh.lte acetate ray· on. Extra Jara:e aizes, 910 or 11. ~ 24xl6 $2.95 $1.95 $5.95 lxS Oxfords ~~::aig 3 White- Blue & BOYS Canvas Loafers S2·99 pr. Sizes 21'1 to Big 12 The Women's Association the First URited Preabyterian Church will meet tolligbt at the church at 7:30p.m. Mrs. Rodney Sauer will be program chair· man and Mrs. Dwight Wallace, devothHtal chairman. Hote&seB will be Mn. Fred Lewio, Mrs. Arthur Lewis, Mrs. 0. IL Slew· art. Mrs. Wllliam IDgleo, Mrs. Richard Vaughn, Miss Chartette DavidsoL $3.69 $7.95 4x6 Neck and head scarf'!!, squares, triangles, · oblong, in whlte, pastel colors, Ill' prints, Goed quality X 27 x 36 SALE $2.00 '27 x S4 SALE $3.00 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Stnlillg MeigJ CouKI¥ for ourr g4 Y 1411 Mtmbu 1«111GI Rt11r111 Svrttm Member Ft4eral Deposillnrttf'''"" Corporotimo 51\.95 '.I. .... SLIPCOVER and DRAPERY FABRICS conoN PRINTED SAILCLOTH BRIEFS Beauti£U) bri,~tht patterns. Floral and Prov~nclal, 45" widtb. Washable colors. Ideal for making Chait and Sofa COvers, Curtains, Drapes and Shift Dressts. 49c An excellent a810rtment of all cotton pil!(e goods <ttl'' wide. LITTLE GIRLS $1.00 • SUMMER WEIGHT • y • Slus 4 to 14 cotton crepe in ne•t prints for summer wear. PINEWOOD IMPORTED RICE STRAW RUGS 4'116' 3'xS' $3-29 ,.,. $4-69 $5·99 IATHMAT 1011% Viscose lllyoo In beautiful oparkltq eolon. Set includee Contour Mat, Lid Cover and Rua. FOR THIS IALI $3.49 GRADUAnON CARDS 50% ModuiUI ltayon, !:IOiiJ"o cotton. 411" width. Ble oetectio' _patl«tlJ iD oD C!Ofoil. . the WORLD Be sure to lee the exeelJent groups of Cotton Sun Sutta, Ovenlls in Seersucker and cool cottou - Overall aod Shirt Sets _ Sborts and Shirts to ttch Sets. Slm 8 months to 24 months. Solid colors, st , ehecks, prlnta. On Sale In the Infants department on bt floor. AN here, In the housewares department on the 100% all 89c ,... II" UnbiNched S..miHI ShMtlng • , • .. yd. 69c Cool SUmmer materials 1n pastel eolors of ~' blue, maize, pink. Also a fine selection ef neat ptintl. 100% wash •n wear. Sizes SmaH, Med.lum, Large. ANY $3.95 DUSTER OR SLEEP COAT~ $3.23 WOMENS INDERA $1.95 COTION SLIPS Jlade with abadow P..et. Cool white cotton. SIIH II !G 64 and extra aizea 411 <10, eyelet embroidery trim, top and ~ comfortable, adjustable shoulder 1lraps. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY malo Ooor. Uprilbt hamper and bench alflea, loom, woven fibre and tieyt covered atYieo. Alhling Machine PAPER st..derd size white rol~ ..per. 21c "FAMOUS MAKER" BASEBALLS-BALL BATS BAU GLOVES s.. the fine uloetlon of Flaldor'o Mitts - Cllchars Mitts_ a - n Glovt1- Plus A Big S.loctlon of la'"""ll•- Soflbello- Tonnlo Rocqutlo- Tonnla Iaiit _ On Sole Now On the Firat Floor. S.lel Friday and S.turday Men's Permanenl Press WORK UNIFORMS $7,90 THERMAL BEDSPR~DIBLANKET Irregular of a higher priced 89.95 spread. ~achlne washable. Diamond Patteraed 100% Solid coiDr cotton wlth lace fringe. FuU au! .Twin ·olzet. Cowra: White, Avocado, Antique Gold, Brown, Blue, Red, Rose, Rust. $4.39 lALII Ploln Whlh ENVELOPES 100 '"' 39c KING IIZI WRmNG TABLET 39c lnmbo llko, tal: tablet, IU!ed. Endurlne eleranco ot 1 remarltablr IOif ..,~, VIbrant ooUd eolon in a jacquanl tn>e -•· While, Gold, Plat, Cranberry, Blue, Gnetl, Bolio, Pumpldll; ,O.IIIl<O tailored - • oc1• with a ftneer pleall, f" budtnm, ·z• '~-,.,,.,.. •_..., 1" 1lde hem. (Cafe 1i%e hu brul-coated rlnp), Slze 48 pleated. s.w. 72" LENGTH $4.49 14" LINGTH f4,79 10" LINGTH " "'" •)] They never need Ironing. Famous Koraton process, give permanent pre" to both trousers and shirt Dark green, Forest green, or Gray. Pant Size 29 to 44. Shirt size 14'1.1 to 17 and . ~ sleeve lengths 82, 88 or 84. Buy what you ne during the sale. Panls are on Shlrls $3.4$ Sale $4.45 · 1 pair, "Wrengler" w..therecl Denim ' Tapered Fit Jean$ · our M.2f • - GARDEN HOSE toot ...a IenctbL llelidy . ,. ·ao eoupled, careaa,,fuD % iDcb lize, OD. llle wr 36" L E N G T H - - - - - - - - $2.95 45" L E N G T H - - - - - - - - f3.4t 63" LENGTH $3.99 $1,66 THI N!W REDMAN HAMPERS PRISOUA PATCH QUILT SHEETING Snow white - stop In now OD the 1st floor. Select a Graduation Card tor that boy or IJirl, JOUD.J man or youae woman on your &radultion list. You'll find a excel· lent Hlectloa. yd. JUST RECEIVED! SHIPMENT lbcellent quality. 90" cotton quilting sheeting. Tanks Enter Pagoda Battle ,.r. ANY $2.95 DUSTER OR SLEEP COAT- t2,33 HALLMAII( DRESS MATERIAL 69c Two• DUSTERS·-SLEEP COATS nowm Polyetheltne artificial flowers and foliage moat 1111 kind you could ~t. (On the mala floor) 6'x12' sns wh~h SALEI Wo1111111 Phil Mild tnd Kotz S'xl' $.1.95 I PC. ~~ot~U¥ra ,. Stencilled design• - vivid multi colored warp Dominant motifs are modern florals. Matching deliens In all alzes. Coloro: Green, Browa - Oblong shape. 24•41 ~Ilk ~ FOR LITTLE BOYS & GIRLS GOWNS 69c 27x54 89c $p9 24xN $]-39 69c Sun Suits •• Lightweight Overalls Summer Play Clothes Prints on heavyweight barcloth Include modern provinciall ac::enic, floraJs. Vat dyed, preshrun~ Srotcbgard floish. ~ .,.41ls d~ ~JUlia Run-A·Round Elastic Jeg brief style, mesh weave for cool com· fort, white only, sma;oth flttln~, preshrunk, Stzes 5 (38 ; 6 (38), 7 (40) and 8 (42). .Fiberglas Draperies OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Wom~t~~'l SPECIAL PURCHASE SPECIAL PURCHASE! New JacqUird Look Your Full Service Blink Is , •• $1.00 27 - - - - - - SALE $1.00 Extr.a wide tailored tier of Sprlnl& Mills' 100% Cotto. Poplin 5" bottom hem, 70" wide PM' pair, Valance '10" lE 11" 'Tier 36" long. Drip Dry, machine washable. Beau\1· ful fa.st colors: Wblte, Turquoise, Gold, Red, S;md, Green, Pumpkin, oard Four members of the South- services oonsttltanl for the Ohio, "In response to your lnqtticy Melp Counly Superlnlelldent of 1 IICJard President Joe Stohart, motion to adjourn pa!aed by a if Ire had made a oommenne- Rlclrard Russell asked w11111t1 ....t -»·· ern Local School Board, appar- Educalioo Association, atte:HI- coneorniDg the legal provisions Schools, whi!'h saJd: , In response to the query by 1-1 vote, Fisher casting the dis- , garding possible favoriUsm be- action was taken by the blilrtl ently hlooked at least .tomporar- •d the meeting and noted the for !be demotloli·of a prlneiJill, "TWs Is to certll)' thai I have Deem, as to wlretber the acllons senling vote. I ing shown. He did not re"lem- !concendng ber husband llljol . ily In an earlier action not to , proceedings. Mrs. Breuabus said please be advised that iD ac- not .. any ' dme recommended concerning the principals would BOARD QUIZZED ber making such a statement. / he had only a temporary _. rehire three principals, sue- following the aesslon that . lbe eordanee wlth Section 3311.12, lbal'!lr. Wolfe be rellev• be rescinded, said, "We wiU Early iD the meeting the hoard > Mrs. Gail Popp, who is cur- tract ano1 no vote of the eeeded Thursday night in ad- had been requested to attend • principal may be translerrell ed as principal o! Jake It under consideration with was questioned in regard to its i rently a Jeacher al Southern eJe. would • aeeded. President" IIIII- , journlng a regular In by the Sothern Local. Teachers to a lesser adJainlotraUve pooi- the Southern · L<lcal High ftbe 'prosecuting attorney." aclion concerning staffing of ' mentary, asked the reason for bart indieated this was a Dfll. the lace of protests by a Cltl- . Association. lion or to a teoeher position up- School." Stobart also said he wasn't parlicular lellchers at the Ap- her husband's release as mod· take by the board. · ..,.. Committee demanding to The meeting, attended by ap- on reco111111endallon of the 111- Mr. Deem, alter nollng the aware of the fact that t h e ril sosslon. ern mathematics teacher In the . OO'IIER ACI'IVITY 1 he reeogl)jzed. P""lmately ·50 persgns iDclad· perlntendent of tehoola and ap- fact that the board had earlier board bad to hava such a ree- Mrs. Betty Deem, wife of Ex- [high school. , - Roberta Kraueber wu ._ Alter three hours In seaalon, ing several teachers, reaohed Ita proval of the board of educa- In the meeting approved the ommendation from the county eculive Head Deem, asked lor Board member Otis MeClin- ed as a teacher • btlper ID,Ita the hoard hBitily voted for ad· emollonal iD the closing . tian. minutes of lbe AprH meeling superlnlendenl of schools, be- the reason the board voted not took, when asked to explain hla pre-ocbool program lhla . . journm"'!t despite protests miDutes when Executive Head I "In tha L<lcal where the three teacben ware fore an educator can be reliev- to have her as a teacher in the action in the decision not to re- I mer. Miss Krauetter, - .,Jh from members of a Clttzens' fRonald Deem read letters in j' Scllool Dlltrict lite demollon not reempiDyed as principal, ed of his duties as principal. high school but that she contin- jhire Michael Popp, said, "I applicants, waa hired by a,.,. ,. committee who asked to be rec- oannecUon with the board's ear- 1 of a prtaclpal -'4 require asked the board: It was at this point that Mrs. ue teaching elsewhere In tbe have no stalemen< to make at I anlmous vote after motloll liD ognized. lier decision not to rehiro tbree lite reeo........,ttoa for ruclt ''Are you joing to rescind Breuhaus, arose to eonflrm the Idistrict Ithis lime. I don't mean to cut made by Fisher. .II bad Ilea . The oame board memben princlpall in the dlstrlcl. , demotion by tht eoaaly..,... . that action." report of Executive Head Deem. Board Member Harry Hill , you short, but I don't think It suggested by Stobart and alllba then loft tile room alter one Deem first read a letter tateadeal of ldloolo olid apThe minutes of tha AprU A few minutes later the board confirmed he had made a stale- [ would be wise. applicants' names be a Indicated be would del)' aay- from Kenneth Daugherty, ad- proval of lite tnajorlly of lbe meeting had been approved at continued an early attempt to ment at the April sc"'lon that President StolYart, also asked hat .wet the oae draWD aut .. one to ouggeot they bad taken ministratlve asslstsnt of the board of ediCitloa." the beginning of last night's ..,._ adjourn and at this time aocom- he did nat feel a husband and about Popp's release, charged blred. the load be had !bat day. Ohio Education A&s""latlon, A letter was then read by slon by a 4-1 vow, John Fisher pUshed it, despite strong objee- wife should be' under the same ,lre was "insubordinate." - The quesUon was brov&ht 1 Babetta A. Breuhaus, field staled: Deem from 0. 0, Patteracm, eaattng the dissenling vote. lions by several persons. The 1root. Mra. asked Mr. HiU I The wile of Latin teacher (Continued On Page meetl~ Tier Curtain and Valance SCARFS "CLEANUP SALE! SMALL LOT 18 nu ln au windows, -can be used anywhere In you~ hom( 3 speed, 5 blades for extra eoonnl, handy carrylna: bandl . on Sale For TOP VALUE WOMEN'S SAMPLE RUGS 20 inch Size FANS 69c 24x70 27x41 $2,88 MEET TONIGHT IXTRA SIZES Genorol Eloetrlc's $29.9S All Purf*O Mode of heavy duty 18% ounce Brushed denim. Zipper fly - true wnqltr cui. Men'• Slzt 29 to 36 ··· · ··.. "" $4.98 lop' Size I to 18 .. ·.. · ''' •" .. · $3.98 < " .. Thrifty! Save All Of Your S.lesllps From . ':1_ ' _ . Elberfe,lc:ls In '!! ....· . • · t - , ' lneqpity of Draft Law is Examined � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 19, 1966 wooten