https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/780be29b9c71209e63d33554a022f3df.pdf 7ecf659c9aa66cf10566f296f58ec724 PDF Text Text .,' ,. • .. ·J;! ~· j,f,M , j .. fl . ·;.e~. ,--" . ' '' ' "'· 0 () ' ~' ' !· . '. ,._ "-. ', ~--·· . >:~l. , ecoverej.·f_ ..~ tom River I •• "lliiiOl'l'•lobserved 'anoat a feW bundred geilcy squad'eUected' tpe ~v'l1lf body of Wendell u yards 'dOli'D·river frotn . ~ w111;1 8 _Coolville . rescue 25 yeaFO!d former ~~~~ Porilerov ""at levee at. bOat.. ty lll!ln Who drowned in ' .. ' ~ · g brougbt -Ohio Rlver.,Saturday nigbt, S:~.m. . rlver a1 p.m.' wilh recov~ Tuesday ville · Gllaiore't body wat to shore shorUy alter it Sisaon lenbacb and POI"UOY Police of· shouted, "! Want My Windy." fleers at the ~~~ Coroner Ew- Mrs. Gilmore was taken to lbe lng ruled death waa accldental, oUice of • Pomeroy physlpian dUe·' to .drown!ni. . lor treatment. Graveside funeral services were scheduled· for today at 3 p.m. at the.Riverview cemetery. The victim is survived by his wife, Sharon, his lather, Wal· ter Gilmore, Columbo~; five brothers, James, Richard and Eugene Gilmore, aU of Pomeroy; Clarence of Middleport, and Byron, Columbus. four sisters, Joann Wise, Middleport: Margie Ward, Rutland, and leona Eblin &i Mlixine Michael, Derailment -Two New York Central Railroad cars were damaged near till both of Pomeroy, and several 1100 yards at 10:25 p.m. Tuesday. One car was loaded, and one wu Ullloaded. 0111 ,Of, IQif' nieces and nephewa. cars struck and broke off a utility pole. The train derailed was pulling 82 can lumbus to Dicklnaon, W. Va. Officers of the Meigs County Sheriff's Departmeut the scene aa operations got underway to clear the tracks. In cbarge of tbe tr~ _,., ,,.. COWMBVS (VPII - The W. Howell, engineer; M. A. Frazier, conductor; I. I. M?rrow, Flagmau, 1114 H. . ·lllte Natoral Reaoarces Dehead brakeman.' - Sentinel Photo. parlmlnl tod8J received a t31'1,81J federal Jrant "' fl. aaaee a yearloal job traiDInc Jll'Oiflm lor the eiro&lcai· ly aaemploytd In eCODOmically dtpre111ed areas of Ohio. The lll'lllll sltll musl be approve,) by tile goveruor. Tile trainees will be assignIll ID worll fa stale forests, REcOVERY ...:. Two membets· of the Coolville emetgency ltlllt and Syracuaa Squad· aarserlel, parb and wiidiUu h 1n the motorboat they used Tuesday afternoon to re- areal. Tbe lll"'DII !Deluded Forked 111111 Stale Park In , :t'!r~: ~~~:~a~.~:UUm~:re. 25, columbus, who drowne~ In the Ohio River al Hell•· $'1,%11. Pomeroy last Saturday night. Thla pboto was taken as Gilmore 1 body was recovere from the.water at the Pomeroy levee. - Sen tlnel Photo. · Gllmoi'e, a ,former resident el RD, Pomer!iy, had been ref!ldlng In Columbus lor aomelime. Dragging operations were started SatUrday at about 9:30 p.m. when it was reported that be was missing after dlvmg.lnto tbe river, clad in a bathing Sllit, trom the boat docks at the levee. GUmere's wile waa on I he parking lot Tuesday when the bo4Y was recovered. She coiiapaeci as bar husband was being taken from tbe water, but first Mrs. Durst Is Killed In Accident Elberfelds Mail'l Floor Is Headquarters For Buster Brown- For Infants and For Children - For. Boys and Girls - Shirts and Shorts, Hosiery, Trousers, Suits and Sleepwear. SUNDAY, MONDAY ond TUESDAY 12·14 X" fTechnjcolor) Jun• ~·MADAME Lana Turner tmoND .. ive·ln W.- UA . SOCIAL CAtENDAR 1 - Juno 1-9-10 1llo<k Hudson Gina Lollobrigida ' (Color) -and"TH! LIVELY SET" _James Daren I I con-ven-ient (kan ven yant} adj. l. agreeable to the needs. 2. easily accessible • CHECK THIS .... •c • PIICE TAG! J t - I -----· . :II( J P 'I What it means to you • • • • • Convenience 3 ROOMS of can mean "easily accessible." When you use •• our bank-by-mail service, you'll find how "• true this can be. Day or night, you can bank a by mail. ,alional ,_,., Youra11f M,,. WE PAY t% ON SAVINGS CMEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. ;\\llSl0t.llto~ ~ WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY ond FRIDAY Jll"STRANGE BEDFELLOWS" Af For 'the Best Dressed Tiny Tots i'n Town ••• it's Romper Sets by IIIEI FUIIITIIE • MIDDLiPORT, 0. �( .fl !l DAiY DIVQTED TO INT&UST ·011 MIIG$-MA$0N ARIA ' , ,, .· /l . ' I .. ' ~ .. f ' .. I ' (I ... - .... ···" ' l I 1 Richard S. OweD, Publlaher Chester TannehiD, Editor · ( Publllbed every .rternoon (except Saturday) and Sunday by The Ohio Val· ley Publlshlng ComJI'ny, 110 Kecbanll St., Pomeroy, Ohio 4&789. BUIIlltsl Of fico phone 192-2156. Editorial phone 992·2157. Entered as second elasunalllng matter at the post office at Pomeroy, Ohio .. Natlollll advertlllnc representative· BotUnelll XlmbaU, lne., 343 Leldngtom Ave., New York City, New York. Subaerlptlon rate~: Dellvered by ear rler where ·anlllble, 35 eell!a per week one year In adVInee at the Dally Senti· nel office U8.20; l1x montba, te.lO: three montba 88.00. By Motor Route where carrier oervtee not available onE month •tao. By maD one year 810.00; Six montba, t5.25; Three montba, 83.00 • I ' b edltoruh Economy In Trouble-IT wlll come as a surprise to many that the three fourths of our total debt In this country is owed by businesses and in· dividuals, and that only the remaining one fourth is owed by the government, both national and local. We are going even deeper in debt according to a survey by one of the leading insurance com· panieo. They estimate that over the past live years the total debt of people Jiv. ing In this country has increased at an average of 200 million a day. During the past year that figure spurted up to the 255 million per day mark, but 11 would appear on the surface that it has slowed down a little in the current years. The experts claim that this situation has con! dbuted largely to the spectacular expansion. and is at the same time adding to our worries of what the future holds. One of the alarming features Is that for each dollar of increase in an· nual output of goods and services anoth· er two dollars is added to our debts. We all recognize the ability of American credit system to speed up economic growth, and there is also that tendency to promote an inflation and bust cycle, but It has a lure for many in that turns promise to pay Into instant cash money. Billions of dollars borrowed swell the money supply and brings about a ~e­ mand for goods and services, buLifie!: · ha.ye a danger in th~se unexjNiited thmgs that might happen. However, the total soared to nine billlon last year, and borrowers continued to have an excellent record of payment. One of the results of this easy credit Is not always known to those who so blithely enter its cycle. From 1955 to 1965 penonal bankruptcies more than tripled from 51,000 to 163,000 in 1965. The total this year is expected to reach 180,000. Another danger sign on the horizon is the fact that the Keynesian system that we and many other countries have adopted is collapsing. The the· ory was that we could end depressions and fluctuations in business cycles by public spending, deficit financing and taxation. The exl'"rts who follow this pattern in directmg our economy are · finding out that even the best laid plaruJ backfire. In January the economic report to the President and his economic advisors stated that 20 years of experience had 'demonstrated our ability to avoid ruinous inflations and severe depressions. Shortly after that statement was issued something went wrong. classed as high level techn~ cians. The network! Indicate that they now are aware of the criticism that Joo many of the recent documentaries are remote, dated and generolly "soft," and that they will be more timely In the luturereacting more immediately to HOLLYWOOD (UP!) -AImost everyone now agrees that the television networks <1o an excellent job covering such breaking news stories as the Gt!mini space flight of a few days ago and the California primaries on Tuesday. However, speaking with net· work personnel, one hears more and more the position that television has wrung dry the breaking events. This is fine, of course, but what the networks need above all Is more investigating reporting -even integrated into sucb unfolding lltories as the California prima· • nes. major Issues of our lime in documentaries- and that it is therefore d~ficult to make these filmed ond taped programs inlerl!llling. This is an absurd, dangorOWJ and lazy view. '111ere is a tradition lor it. Edward R. Murrow lived by it. witb ··ielevision remembers the ~U!_is~true~itha~t~~~~~jAilmo~st everyone. lnvealigative connected c,B8-TV l concerning the ' llll'eoU.cst ii · ' Harlem And, of course, "CBS Reports," In its beyday, was a leader. The power of investigative reporting is not only In its frequent high-scale usefulness, but In lending greater public on ly beyond their control to bring them ~tl¢t-l!i!lf ilfe ltule more llan,•trafftc "C')ps-<>r, If you want to be a lrtUe more kind In terms of distinguished achievement, they might be ~&~~-v.J-.,IY.-J,u...rambtetbeMr.uiJumbt.., ene letttr to each ~quart. to form four ordinarr word1. I "_.., ___ ··-·--1( ( I l1TED I K J I t. '· '.' ~· ~ ' :._.--:::t ·~" WI-IAT A ;Ml>J 6D>It:' ."'! "A~KEO Wf1V HE 1.. . J~:H:-J- ~: j ] .. ·~ ~;~'N't DlE.T .~0#. VERHlf.! ~ I On the basis of that repurt the W.hite House urged a modestly restric· tive new tax program. ·which was quickly passed. It washed out last year's ex· cise tax relief, and provided for a speed· up of payments of corporate and personal income tax liabilities. Since that time many things have happened that were not supposed to take place. There is now talk of mcreased taxes to fight inflation. The President baa suddenly expressed grave concern over the cost of living, and with the elfect of tbe ·Viet Nam War, questions are being raised as to whether we have a tn1e grasp of controlling our economy, which was so simple to believe just a few months ago. ThiS all goes to show that the experts aee not endowed with wisdom to solve all problems. There seems to be ofily one clear solution. and that iJ to hold down federal spending, and there Is a definite need to find new ways to truly take the economic pulse of the nation.- HELP Usr IJ Wayne G. Brudl""~ MoD. , '* ' rTul.N.4W ~ I A . l I 'I I ·' . o·,_", . . . 1~..=::a 11·D RATHER Now arranp the dr<lod totten toform. the.lurpriHanJWtr,at ouarutod by the abon cortoon. rxr r xr ] tA11tWft'l lomor'l'fiW) I LIGAL CHUll SUIILY LIMIII ' OHll ., • ,., .,_4 Jumlllrtl Yakrdn'• · I A111wer: J71t4J • lhort-G171Nd folt.rman ea11'1 4o dl Hatlo's HE ~HOEHORNS THINKING OF A NEW PIJ~SE .. -SO SHOE SCXJ6HT FRIENP!..Y A~VtCE FROM PECORA'TbR PAL·· .. IN.tTANTA£AIJM •no- 'IJLL Llll . confidence lo the newsmea associated with il Television, which now il primarily a masi of men whose worli l.o determined chiefly by tocbnics, badly needs this latter aspect. Most network programs pin lltUe public admiration. Some children m:e ltUII'e IUIeeptible to teasing ,than olben just u some an more lllcliDed than others to be bullies. If . .1-. BIG GIRL NOW your chUd Ia wldyly upset_ by , YOUl'll A8lliD FOR IT! teasi!JC 11111 wOQld ~~V&P~~.lbal 11lla .colwila l.o for ywng Dear Glrli he feels IJqecUrj,, lltiUdiltl up people, lhefr proiJitllll I D 0 ' H >Ill' mother had t Hft Gl .. Ills aeJI-c!ODiidenee ean'l be » · plealurea, lbetr troubla and Iter OWD, sbl i!oulda't lry t1 eomplilhed oveniiibt but willa !Jun. As wilh the ~'eft of HeW. live yotn for you. .Sba llileda patience much can be tloDe. Help US!, II welcomes llillba lriendl -~ wJII D.eP Iter 11111 Jl'sl -your ."ell!'few" lillie, _. Often a clllld wbo baa beell · but won't clodp a Hrloua lllake ber ru1lle ~ lm11 ~ teased becomes upset bOea1llll lion with a btuiJb.olf. be senaes that you are tllaturbSend your leeJHCe quetliona limply -because abe II llllil~Jid: ed over the llluatlon. Your first to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, leil. Get busy and find · atep tbtll must be to mate sure care of Helen Help !Ja! . this frienda for ber before abe ~ COIIII!I entirely de~ • lhal you vieW bls problem eu- newspa!IOJ'. . you. - H. ually. You IIWII avoid rullhlnc PEN PAL, NGT PIN-UP to bls defense or scolding bls Dear Helen: .. . .. . .. . .. ... Dear Helen: tormentors but rather instruct Help! I'm writing lo one of Just a oote you mtcht Pasa him how to deal with bullies by our Marines in Viet Nam. Got on tAl ~ wanllllll pen , pall himself. his addreSs from a girl friend. In the United States. Wrltt te; . .11 he Is belnJ teased by I've never met him, bul. almost Student Leite- Excbanp, Wa. bls oim siblings you may want his firSt letter he , uld, "Seno) aeca, MbmeJota, entlool!JI II to deal wllh tbem later Ill prl· me a very revealing .exy picvale but even Ibis often back· ture of yOW'Self. I've been stall· cents In cola and a ftmiJtlll, oelf·addressed envelope - DJ. ' fires and must be done witb log for about a moolh and a and tacL half, but be teeps asking. What ANNE way lo .resolve sbould I DO ! UNREVEALED Dear Dianne: ' past aeason, a single This documentary, superbly done, Illustrated again that · there Ia no such thing as being "oot of subjecla" -that crusading Jour· nalism need not be of the sensational kind, but can be the result of mat.ure Investigation by repuriers aware of tha countless stories just waiting to be dwelt upon. 'Ibis dooumenta· ry was the NBC-TV hour Shall Live?" -whlcb, of lhinl•, dealt with !ldney machines. What, one might ast, could possibly be unique or interest· ing about such • subject? wen, the reporters on the assignment discovered what only a relative bandful of persons knew about - tbat despite the proven effectiveness of these ma- · cbines, only a small number were in operation, with the result that some persons who needed them couldo't get them and therefore faced death and that those who could gel them had to pay a huge lirumclal price. In the broadcast, one diseov· ered that a panel of human beings from varioua walks of life actually had a band In passing judgment on which human beings needing the machines sbould be permitted to use them - in short, who 1hould live. All sorts of moral and philosophical questions were raised irnpliciUy. For example, if one altould bave a ehoice between choosing a conformist and a non-conformist -each of whom could afford the machines - when llhoold one select? This was magnificent crusadIng reporting, In- a pictorial, emotional, intellectual and bJ. vestigative sense. No other medl•1m could bave pven the • que-. : *':~:a:;w:';:.F·;·:~~:i,:. pin-up bllil' yw'H :. pe'll' and .end blm pal,a can be and Jeam the of and take· thai be will lbroUghnut ·his Ufe. bead-shot. - H. Dear Helen: 1 ani It, out of school and working. My father died two Q - Since 1 ltver Ia thl years ago, and I Uve wllh my body's way of fighting an lnfec- mother. All the reot of tbe ramlion, why doesn't the dlseast Uy are married. disappear when fever leaves? My mother treats me Jlke a Should a cblld be allowed lo 14-ye&Hld. She lnslstt that I run a low-grade fever (\01 or be home from -blld dates 102) wltbout tbe aid of asptrill before 11. p.m., and that meatll or' alcohol rubiT 1 have tD leave the sbow before A - Wllea tbe lever leavea It's over, as we live about 20 the body !bert may still be mJJ. miles from town. U 1 w10t lo lions of body eeiiJ that have 10 out during the weet, abe befn damaged by the lnfeclloo. w •· It takes lime to replace these uye, " 1 were up ,.te Ialii and reduce lnftammatlon. . night so we must be In bed by Efforta are made 111 reduce 1:10 tonight." She alwaye waits • blgb fever to make tile lick up for me. She 1111 lnlldtt the cblld more comfortable, pre- window witb t1ie curtaiDI open vent dehydration, conserve his and the Uahta off. AI u atrengtb and pmeut conwl· WI! pull up, ohe closes. the Clll'sions. If the temperature 11 not t*s aild iQml • U&lil Oil, and over 102·thort Is 110 need 1o II I'm ·a minute late coml1111 worry about it but 1 clole cbeck ID, ahe takes a note out to put on It sbould be kept because 11 In 1 milk boUle or somethlns. may shoot up very qulekly, Sbe tl!lnb 111yone I so wltb The beat way tD combat a ll 00 ~· tbougb I bani • high fever Is to sponre the cbUd rou"'! w~lh a lllce crowd;·.She with lukewarm water or rub- w11n t 11111 way with my bnJ. blnc lllcoboi. Most docton Jld. . lben. How c111 I show ber rm viae asaiillt tht ~use of uPtrtu· to reduce ·the .fever In 1 ebDd because 1.\lille\M ,11. 11,.. ~I t \ d readily eUmlriaW and· [IOiaolj. 0111 conceDirltiotll btlllci. lip the eblld'l blood. . ::.~~::: kl4 ollp Ifill''' address and uri If ... tlllirl" i Each time I prilll a peo · pal llltlna. I'm flooded with lellm which aay, "Solrlebocl1 threw lhe paper out before I 110plell II down· could you publish I q:ain?" - H. Dear Helen: .. I'd llko to teD "No Nlllttl'' a · lhinl or ' three! Any oJ4.faabloaetl f1ld!lle dutlo die wbo tblnka 11'1 dJiaraeelul .. to abnl her lep dlllll fie allshUy dingy I Who 11111111 te look llkl Cbeeta'l bnlllter-ID • ,llw! AI for 10-10 boots, tbiJ'rt ltD't • lot better than . . . . IWlfl 'ufordl and tuff looklq roll dolnl ~ sos tbal _ , •in" d•JriJJC the 4,100 Be ti'L H Ibis IIOUIIdl ;,ratty, whll t1oea abe npect, wbeD llba calli us "brats of today!'? - ONB OF HER "BRATS'·' I' This columD Ia 'de41eaa,d to family living, 10 II you'rf baY~ lag ·kid trouble ... )UII pla)a :bl:.JIII Jt'en~~ YQU. own am611ila · .. ' , . ·. exPII~•• ':t ' · !lrlll Helen llolfil•"ltiZCin •f l lhll 111111p8per. BERRrs·woRLD r. Cl - W~JeDever "'' $-fw .old 1011 ~els s coicl tn. ret• , , .. tbroat. Tbe doetcr uya H'1 'to,.. aJIUUa. 11 tbla serious? Hu ean I 11!11 wbetber It 1.o the atart of rbeumiitle reverT · A - If alOIJ wilh I lort throat there Is a fever and the ~IIJ are and lnflaliJ. ed your 10ft baa 'tmalllltla. 'ftll.o DIUalfy SUbsides• Within I feW day• wltb .fdlld '"ilunlng' etirt - bed .....~~ ,.,... of .. ·plrln aDd lllfniJ ol ftufdl. 'l'IM , of rlleumalk! re..r . .. bued o. 1mllllnl1Dd Iab- "'oil" lilt" ·, dlasoom . So PAL I PHII.O COMES I OVER.. ·ANI' · AL.SO tJ .. WITH A ~&.W THOUSANP OTHER SUGGESTIONS: ..• "•flll7 - 'di 'tf Hit· left to your doctor,. '• .• ' ~,:,. • ·. ~·' " ' ~ ;· •. ';,;. ;<· ,. o!'-~ f ; ..: , ~'\.I �( .fl !l DAiY DIVQTED TO INT&UST ·011 MIIG$-MA$0N ARIA ' , ,, .· /l . ' I .. ' ~ .. f ' .. I ' (I ... - .... ···" ' l I 1 Richard S. OweD, Publlaher Chester TannehiD, Editor · ( Publllbed every .rternoon (except Saturday) and Sunday by The Ohio Val· ley Publlshlng ComJI'ny, 110 Kecbanll St., Pomeroy, Ohio 4&789. BUIIlltsl Of fico phone 192-2156. Editorial phone 992·2157. Entered as second elasunalllng matter at the post office at Pomeroy, Ohio .. Natlollll advertlllnc representative· BotUnelll XlmbaU, lne., 343 Leldngtom Ave., New York City, New York. Subaerlptlon rate~: Dellvered by ear rler where ·anlllble, 35 eell!a per week one year In adVInee at the Dally Senti· nel office U8.20; l1x montba, te.lO: three montba 88.00. By Motor Route where carrier oervtee not available onE month •tao. By maD one year 810.00; Six montba, t5.25; Three montba, 83.00 • I ' b edltoruh Economy In Trouble-IT wlll come as a surprise to many that the three fourths of our total debt In this country is owed by businesses and in· dividuals, and that only the remaining one fourth is owed by the government, both national and local. We are going even deeper in debt according to a survey by one of the leading insurance com· panieo. They estimate that over the past live years the total debt of people Jiv. ing In this country has increased at an average of 200 million a day. During the past year that figure spurted up to the 255 million per day mark, but 11 would appear on the surface that it has slowed down a little in the current years. The experts claim that this situation has con! dbuted largely to the spectacular expansion. and is at the same time adding to our worries of what the future holds. One of the alarming features Is that for each dollar of increase in an· nual output of goods and services anoth· er two dollars is added to our debts. We all recognize the ability of American credit system to speed up economic growth, and there is also that tendency to promote an inflation and bust cycle, but It has a lure for many in that turns promise to pay Into instant cash money. Billions of dollars borrowed swell the money supply and brings about a ~e­ mand for goods and services, buLifie!: · ha.ye a danger in th~se unexjNiited thmgs that might happen. However, the total soared to nine billlon last year, and borrowers continued to have an excellent record of payment. One of the results of this easy credit Is not always known to those who so blithely enter its cycle. From 1955 to 1965 penonal bankruptcies more than tripled from 51,000 to 163,000 in 1965. The total this year is expected to reach 180,000. Another danger sign on the horizon is the fact that the Keynesian system that we and many other countries have adopted is collapsing. The the· ory was that we could end depressions and fluctuations in business cycles by public spending, deficit financing and taxation. The exl'"rts who follow this pattern in directmg our economy are · finding out that even the best laid plaruJ backfire. In January the economic report to the President and his economic advisors stated that 20 years of experience had 'demonstrated our ability to avoid ruinous inflations and severe depressions. Shortly after that statement was issued something went wrong. classed as high level techn~ cians. The network! Indicate that they now are aware of the criticism that Joo many of the recent documentaries are remote, dated and generolly "soft," and that they will be more timely In the luturereacting more immediately to HOLLYWOOD (UP!) -AImost everyone now agrees that the television networks <1o an excellent job covering such breaking news stories as the Gt!mini space flight of a few days ago and the California primaries on Tuesday. However, speaking with net· work personnel, one hears more and more the position that television has wrung dry the breaking events. This is fine, of course, but what the networks need above all Is more investigating reporting -even integrated into sucb unfolding lltories as the California prima· • nes. major Issues of our lime in documentaries- and that it is therefore d~ficult to make these filmed ond taped programs inlerl!llling. This is an absurd, dangorOWJ and lazy view. '111ere is a tradition lor it. Edward R. Murrow lived by it. witb ··ielevision remembers the ~U!_is~true~itha~t~~~~~jAilmo~st everyone. lnvealigative connected c,B8-TV l concerning the ' llll'eoU.cst ii · ' Harlem And, of course, "CBS Reports," In its beyday, was a leader. The power of investigative reporting is not only In its frequent high-scale usefulness, but In lending greater public on ly beyond their control to bring them ~tl¢t-l!i!lf ilfe ltule more llan,•trafftc "C')ps-<>r, If you want to be a lrtUe more kind In terms of distinguished achievement, they might be ~&~~-v.J-.,IY.-J,u...rambtetbeMr.uiJumbt.., ene letttr to each ~quart. to form four ordinarr word1. I "_.., ___ ··-·--1( ( I l1TED I K J I t. '· '.' ~· ~ ' :._.--:::t ·~" WI-IAT A ;Ml>J 6D>It:' ."'! "A~KEO Wf1V HE 1.. . J~:H:-J- ~: j ] .. ·~ ~;~'N't DlE.T .~0#. VERHlf.! ~ I On the basis of that repurt the W.hite House urged a modestly restric· tive new tax program. ·which was quickly passed. It washed out last year's ex· cise tax relief, and provided for a speed· up of payments of corporate and personal income tax liabilities. Since that time many things have happened that were not supposed to take place. There is now talk of mcreased taxes to fight inflation. The President baa suddenly expressed grave concern over the cost of living, and with the elfect of tbe ·Viet Nam War, questions are being raised as to whether we have a tn1e grasp of controlling our economy, which was so simple to believe just a few months ago. ThiS all goes to show that the experts aee not endowed with wisdom to solve all problems. There seems to be ofily one clear solution. and that iJ to hold down federal spending, and there Is a definite need to find new ways to truly take the economic pulse of the nation.- HELP Usr IJ Wayne G. Brudl""~ MoD. , '* ' rTul.N.4W ~ I A . l I 'I I ·' . o·,_", . . . 1~..=::a 11·D RATHER Now arranp the dr<lod totten toform. the.lurpriHanJWtr,at ouarutod by the abon cortoon. rxr r xr ] tA11tWft'l lomor'l'fiW) I LIGAL CHUll SUIILY LIMIII ' OHll ., • ,., .,_4 Jumlllrtl Yakrdn'• · I A111wer: J71t4J • lhort-G171Nd folt.rman ea11'1 4o dl Hatlo's HE ~HOEHORNS THINKING OF A NEW PIJ~SE .. -SO SHOE SCXJ6HT FRIENP!..Y A~VtCE FROM PECORA'TbR PAL·· .. IN.tTANTA£AIJM •no- 'IJLL Llll . confidence lo the newsmea associated with il Television, which now il primarily a masi of men whose worli l.o determined chiefly by tocbnics, badly needs this latter aspect. Most network programs pin lltUe public admiration. Some children m:e ltUII'e IUIeeptible to teasing ,than olben just u some an more lllcliDed than others to be bullies. If . .1-. BIG GIRL NOW your chUd Ia wldyly upset_ by , YOUl'll A8lliD FOR IT! teasi!JC 11111 wOQld ~~V&P~~.lbal 11lla .colwila l.o for ywng Dear Glrli he feels IJqecUrj,, lltiUdiltl up people, lhefr proiJitllll I D 0 ' H >Ill' mother had t Hft Gl .. Ills aeJI-c!ODiidenee ean'l be » · plealurea, lbetr troubla and Iter OWD, sbl i!oulda't lry t1 eomplilhed oveniiibt but willa !Jun. As wilh the ~'eft of HeW. live yotn for you. .Sba llileda patience much can be tloDe. Help US!, II welcomes llillba lriendl -~ wJII D.eP Iter 11111 Jl'sl -your ."ell!'few" lillie, _. Often a clllld wbo baa beell · but won't clodp a Hrloua lllake ber ru1lle ~ lm11 ~ teased becomes upset bOea1llll lion with a btuiJb.olf. be senaes that you are tllaturbSend your leeJHCe quetliona limply -because abe II llllil~Jid: ed over the llluatlon. Your first to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, leil. Get busy and find · atep tbtll must be to mate sure care of Helen Help !Ja! . this frienda for ber before abe ~ COIIII!I entirely de~ • lhal you vieW bls problem eu- newspa!IOJ'. . you. - H. ually. You IIWII avoid rullhlnc PEN PAL, NGT PIN-UP to bls defense or scolding bls Dear Helen: .. . .. . .. . .. ... Dear Helen: tormentors but rather instruct Help! I'm writing lo one of Just a oote you mtcht Pasa him how to deal with bullies by our Marines in Viet Nam. Got on tAl ~ wanllllll pen , pall himself. his addreSs from a girl friend. In the United States. Wrltt te; . .11 he Is belnJ teased by I've never met him, bul. almost Student Leite- Excbanp, Wa. bls oim siblings you may want his firSt letter he , uld, "Seno) aeca, MbmeJota, entlool!JI II to deal wllh tbem later Ill prl· me a very revealing .exy picvale but even Ibis often back· ture of yOW'Self. I've been stall· cents In cola and a ftmiJtlll, oelf·addressed envelope - DJ. ' fires and must be done witb log for about a moolh and a and tacL half, but be teeps asking. What ANNE way lo .resolve sbould I DO ! UNREVEALED Dear Dianne: ' past aeason, a single This documentary, superbly done, Illustrated again that · there Ia no such thing as being "oot of subjecla" -that crusading Jour· nalism need not be of the sensational kind, but can be the result of mat.ure Investigation by repuriers aware of tha countless stories just waiting to be dwelt upon. 'Ibis dooumenta· ry was the NBC-TV hour Shall Live?" -whlcb, of lhinl•, dealt with !ldney machines. What, one might ast, could possibly be unique or interest· ing about such • subject? wen, the reporters on the assignment discovered what only a relative bandful of persons knew about - tbat despite the proven effectiveness of these ma- · cbines, only a small number were in operation, with the result that some persons who needed them couldo't get them and therefore faced death and that those who could gel them had to pay a huge lirumclal price. In the broadcast, one diseov· ered that a panel of human beings from varioua walks of life actually had a band In passing judgment on which human beings needing the machines sbould be permitted to use them - in short, who 1hould live. All sorts of moral and philosophical questions were raised irnpliciUy. For example, if one altould bave a ehoice between choosing a conformist and a non-conformist -each of whom could afford the machines - when llhoold one select? This was magnificent crusadIng reporting, In- a pictorial, emotional, intellectual and bJ. vestigative sense. No other medl•1m could bave pven the • que-. : *':~:a:;w:';:.F·;·:~~:i,:. pin-up bllil' yw'H :. pe'll' and .end blm pal,a can be and Jeam the of and take· thai be will lbroUghnut ·his Ufe. bead-shot. - H. Dear Helen: 1 ani It, out of school and working. My father died two Q - Since 1 ltver Ia thl years ago, and I Uve wllh my body's way of fighting an lnfec- mother. All the reot of tbe ramlion, why doesn't the dlseast Uy are married. disappear when fever leaves? My mother treats me Jlke a Should a cblld be allowed lo 14-ye&Hld. She lnslstt that I run a low-grade fever (\01 or be home from -blld dates 102) wltbout tbe aid of asptrill before 11. p.m., and that meatll or' alcohol rubiT 1 have tD leave the sbow before A - Wllea tbe lever leavea It's over, as we live about 20 the body !bert may still be mJJ. miles from town. U 1 w10t lo lions of body eeiiJ that have 10 out during the weet, abe befn damaged by the lnfeclloo. w •· It takes lime to replace these uye, " 1 were up ,.te Ialii and reduce lnftammatlon. . night so we must be In bed by Efforta are made 111 reduce 1:10 tonight." She alwaye waits • blgb fever to make tile lick up for me. She 1111 lnlldtt the cblld more comfortable, pre- window witb t1ie curtaiDI open vent dehydration, conserve his and the Uahta off. AI u atrengtb and pmeut conwl· WI! pull up, ohe closes. the Clll'sions. If the temperature 11 not t*s aild iQml • U&lil Oil, and over 102·thort Is 110 need 1o II I'm ·a minute late coml1111 worry about it but 1 clole cbeck ID, ahe takes a note out to put on It sbould be kept because 11 In 1 milk boUle or somethlns. may shoot up very qulekly, Sbe tl!lnb 111yone I so wltb The beat way tD combat a ll 00 ~· tbougb I bani • high fever Is to sponre the cbUd rou"'! w~lh a lllce crowd;·.She with lukewarm water or rub- w11n t 11111 way with my bnJ. blnc lllcoboi. Most docton Jld. . lben. How c111 I show ber rm viae asaiillt tht ~use of uPtrtu· to reduce ·the .fever In 1 ebDd because 1.\lille\M ,11. 11,.. ~I t \ d readily eUmlriaW and· [IOiaolj. 0111 conceDirltiotll btlllci. lip the eblld'l blood. . ::.~~::: kl4 ollp Ifill''' address and uri If ... tlllirl" i Each time I prilll a peo · pal llltlna. I'm flooded with lellm which aay, "Solrlebocl1 threw lhe paper out before I 110plell II down· could you publish I q:ain?" - H. Dear Helen: .. I'd llko to teD "No Nlllttl'' a · lhinl or ' three! Any oJ4.faabloaetl f1ld!lle dutlo die wbo tblnka 11'1 dJiaraeelul .. to abnl her lep dlllll fie allshUy dingy I Who 11111111 te look llkl Cbeeta'l bnlllter-ID • ,llw! AI for 10-10 boots, tbiJ'rt ltD't • lot better than . . . . IWlfl 'ufordl and tuff looklq roll dolnl ~ sos tbal _ , •in" d•JriJJC the 4,100 Be ti'L H Ibis IIOUIIdl ;,ratty, whll t1oea abe npect, wbeD llba calli us "brats of today!'? - ONB OF HER "BRATS'·' I' This columD Ia 'de41eaa,d to family living, 10 II you'rf baY~ lag ·kid trouble ... )UII pla)a :bl:.JIII Jt'en~~ YQU. own am611ila · .. ' , . ·. exPII~•• ':t ' · !lrlll Helen llolfil•"ltiZCin •f l lhll 111111p8per. BERRrs·woRLD r. Cl - W~JeDever "'' $-fw .old 1011 ~els s coicl tn. ret• , , .. tbroat. Tbe doetcr uya H'1 'to,.. aJIUUa. 11 tbla serious? Hu ean I 11!11 wbetber It 1.o the atart of rbeumiitle reverT · A - If alOIJ wilh I lort throat there Is a fever and the ~IIJ are and lnflaliJ. ed your 10ft baa 'tmalllltla. 'ftll.o DIUalfy SUbsides• Within I feW day• wltb .fdlld '"ilunlng' etirt - bed .....~~ ,.,... of .. ·plrln aDd lllfniJ ol ftufdl. 'l'IM , of rlleumalk! re..r . .. bued o. 1mllllnl1Dd Iab- "'oil" lilt" ·, dlasoom . So PAL I PHII.O COMES I OVER.. ·ANI' · AL.SO tJ .. WITH A ~&.W THOUSANP OTHER SUGGESTIONS: ..• "•flll7 - 'di 'tf Hit· left to your doctor,. '• .• ' ~,:,. • ·. ~·' " ' ~ ;· •. ';,;. ;<· ,. o!'-~ f ; ..: , ~'\.I �')' ' .\ '' r ~:.• ' ·Dance . · ~. . I . ' ' s a uccess lly ~ ,GEIIGE.N I ~ '~ty ''" Notes, "' lil . UPI-. Wrller '.._ .., Mt. 111111 .... Hellry Ill Newark, Mn. Elva ley' ~ Ctoarl, ,. Jlm Pope ol s,r~. Mr. •lnla&• Jim llwmillg, . • rllh~er,' <011Unuos to IOD prove with 81•· ., ~1!'8, J!fnmy Autherson an :~~nd f•mlhr nf (!h,.JdJIII" --iiir~-- - LOOise Van Meter, Nield and Mr. and Mn. Lany Jc:enand sen visited Mr. ud ~1 VIsitors of Mr. and Mrs. Quor-1 Mrs. LaWJ·ence Jolmlton and · ley carroll and family wore famUy. Mr. anll Mrs, H. H. Mrs. Mae Van Meter and James Trader, Paul Greeu Ruby, Mrs. Garnet Jolmston, ColUmbus, Mr. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Brewer. · · Mrs. Mae Van Meter local, and Mrs. Gonlen Rldeuda!Jihfer, Ruby, local. our of Chester visited Mn. Mn. Rutb Taylor and LouiBO Van Meter and Nield. ren visited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Larry JcenbowTaylDr. er and son of East Liverpool, Mrs. Ann llealey was lllrs. Ethel Johnson, PorUand from Meigs General visited Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jo. Pomeroy to a enhower. home at Tewksbary, .Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Larry lcenhow· Mr. and Mrs. Lawr...,. er and son, East Mr. · Clayton Cbancey, Mr. Syracuse, Simey Powell, renee Grant Johnston, and OIHe Sayer, Jr., local, call·· II red on Mr. and Mrs. Maywood jl Johnston. ·4 daugbler, Palricia, aDd ·I Will Ill Syracuse visited j and Mn. Carl Authersoo. r The l•an BUDDing, who gain!ld baseball immortality twn ago with a perfect performance against the New York Mets, appears headed for • personal high in innings pitched, , strikeouts and in victories this · sea,on although it is his major league campaign. n 11; • 0 s AD - 11 tb . dl or IK Jtj Ullled p...,1 IDteraatlonal Bunning was at a peak as w. L. Pd. GB ' handcuffed the Cincinnati """"•I' 1an Francisco Los Angeks Pittsburgh ·Pbilallelphia Holl81oll . Cincinnati AUanla · St. Louio New York Cbicago 33 20 .623 ... . for a H Philadelphia trinmpb. · 32 20 .61 5 ¥. He credlls h1s suhcess to notb30 20 .600 t ¥. •DB but bard work. 211 21 .580 2¥. Other N.L. Scores 28 24 .538 4¥. Prttsburgh pounded St. Louis 21 28 .447 9 9-1, Houston nipped San F~~:~ l ; !4 311 .44-1 911 co IIH Los Angeles ~~ 27 .438 !Ill Cbicag~ 11-4 in 10 innings 17 27 .386 ll\1 AUanta drubbed New York 15 35 .300 16111 - - - - - - - - - 'l'lelda)"o Games Laa Anleles a Cbtcago a . AllaDia 11 New York 6 Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 1 Pilllburgb t Sl. Loui1 I Houaton 10 San Francisco 9 Wedaetdo)-'o Probable Pitchers Everett and Irelll! Cochran l!!ast Liv,..pool, Mrs. and Melvin of Yisited Mr. and Mrs. 1RciUSh Royals Request . Turned Down by NBA Lawmakers Elsi•• II Akron LEADERS Dean Barnitz Is Reelected As Councilor $1,99 Meohmywhatlf to $4,99 Roush's Shoe Store While you're worrying. ·It COUld happen! Talfe Middleport, 0. ~~ acildn now. Look under :;our flnaersdothe walkll\a. · Cleveland Balli .Detroit . f hirago Calif .~ . Y. ?\I inn 'Wash. l:iry French City BudgetPricecl WIENERS 59c BACON 1 LB. PKG. ; Boston 39c LB. VAN CAMPS Plumbing-Heating 3 ROOMS New Your Dependablt Dealer For PLUMBING AND ONLY HEATING ....eon-lint Down - Twill ·~·- • Pork &Beans ~~~ ~ 2 49£ for ' BROUGH TONS Buttermilk 1/2 gal. NABISCO MASON fURIIIITUU CO. MAS0H. W. VA. . Jflfi'''J POMEROY REqAnA 'ROG JUMP 2:00 If'~; -:_:; .AY, JUNE 10 , mr SENJOI ENTRY $t;OO PER FROG JNCJD:S TOP 20 HITS .. CHILDRIN, Undtr 15 '2h PLWI CHICK-X > prOtide 1111 on tro~o ( ) l'lo9klt a fNtl far 1111. c .rn . PILL IN THit IICTION SCIOTO RESI!LTS COLUMB US !UP!) - Nevele Dell led from l?ire to wire and "on by lhree lengths Tuesday night in the featured eighth race ft ~cioto Downs. posting the ~as test &rotting mile of the Sf'a· For Summer .. Vacation! Cool Dresses Pllftty of cool, high fuhion drenes for every summer occasion.,Come, see ou.r fnhlon-wise group. ;aor of the rack al 2:03 3-5. • The 4-year-old gelding pairl Sil. 14 and $3.60 and was follow . ed to the wire by Gig Hudson .and P"tsy Dawn. ; The highest payoft of the ~ret was made In the third race :>ohen Burt Wilson went off at Court St., Pomeroy ll·l and returned $79.30 to win.,,~------------.------ Sisters Style Shop ' •TABLES· CHAIRS • APPLIANCES SAVE 20% to 50% NO DOWN P•l\'MINT IAIY PAYDAY TERMS l~gels Furniture MIDDLEPORT Opon Fri. I , =:, NAMB YROG . OF QU~G ., •BEDROOM ' ' lo. · DO NOT"WttTI ' IN ' ' ____________ 11111 "' "' ·~ "· IICTION'' .....;;...;..;.;..;.;;;~;.,..--.J '' """""RED BY ~'ll.~ --- .. ..; .................................~---- . ADDRESS . -----~--··-----------' ., . j __..,..... __ '-·ill _ . ... . ' . . .· - - - - - - - - - - - - ' ' I ' ' ~ >..;.:,_ . . , Jl~····· ... ,. -;, ' '' li' ;., . '' ' .. . -'... £,.(' ~.... ---~--~ \ -J s t. , IIIII , ,.., Oh'· ,, LABBi. ... below ·rm fD tilt ADDus8 · '1 ., ' ·-· _' ~ ' '. ' A • '. . ~- . , . . . ., Sot. Nlthh • .,_..l . ~" ,!ol: ~ .,. 1'1 '4"•· • :; . . ' .,, ' . ~·· ' -~ • '.{·· •I 10 ·.:~ •• ~' ' '· . . . ' ' f I • • ' 1 ,!, . ~ FROZEN CORN - 11-2 lb. _ ·· . •f'''''"~ I frOm abov.!~ ~~ P!'l~llf, Billti· tllll cqupon with ' ~ Ty 1'(r iiJ; special • Y. • . .RAMBLER PARn..racCESSOIIES ... 99c """''""''···- ,. >'l ' TO&s. ,'I. I·_, . ' • CHEER ·a.:~~••:.NT ___. . .,. GIANT SIZE ,, ••' q ' 'it. •i . I H - ' • J : t ,;:r r 1 . s ~--····--...... _ 't ~ "j.!:f l· -~ . .... '- ·; ·-)··· \0·:-":""·~··,\;'W;v~""'~ ..~~~-M~-· ,:-'!'~~-.JJ-'ii~.?;'*~~~~.·- / ... J-'.-:~~. x,:; . ~,.} .~.:~-~-< •, • • h. '; f' -~ ....., ' . ' ' .. '"' . Tbls ---=---=- ---=- <... ' , ' •• Cookies Y,our Choice ..• Mix or Match FROZEN PORT HOOK LIMA BEANS - 114 llt. OR . ...............-· ·-' " .......... -, e 5 USED CARS LEFT . ·~RU't" JOHNSON and SCOn I • "At.trABLB ·c::•"'•N • 'PAlin FOI OUTBOAU 'MOTORS C!lUPon e!IUtles'ihe first 20 custom.ers to I' e~ATS 111111 }AOTORS I recflive a big~ ,J-. . . ~--~AT:PAINT-~ PRICE .1 l ·, DISCOUNT ~-- .. Iced ' w:.-' ;,\ ·~. J.c ~~· .-,( · · -~-.t-·, (' .. . ~ ~- t.", .... ' ·t~---,..·-····· I ' ,_ ~ i ·. ' . ' ,' ~INTR Y .FE& ·PAID --·-···········..·:~~~~~:".~PEIPI; N~. '·-·~~~~-~·-,.~"' ' • pMt).to bm YOtm JliOG•s dlllaiM!t ID'n..t IOJO!i Ido 1101 ll,llll}: .tf ' SElLING OUT to 1 ) m lock*1 1111.- tro~o a Jaab7 tor w. . ,. . (1 )) ProYicle SeJid mofe lli!r7 blnb, RIYI fe .. ftiiM In tr ..,.,.., , rn IQI'Prile with troll POj Po.dlloll h ' .. ' 11! ~·~ Fllll!a llelmt lllaut to: •. .•• rr!U-.4TTA:.~!loG JUMP . ' 1011191 . ' SUNSHINE BISCUITS 45 RPM:- STERE~- Hl·fl LP's hlr7 No.-------· •• 89c 3~., 49c ~~· ·.. WRITI! IN NAME OF FROG box TOMATOES . · ALL TOP LABELS Coupon For Entries in Rega~a W~elcel,lcl frog Jump ...... lib. Vanilla Wafers Waterme!ons I . , " �')' ' .\ '' r ~:.• ' ·Dance . · ~. . I . ' ' s a uccess lly ~ ,GEIIGE.N I ~ '~ty ''" Notes, "' lil . UPI-. Wrller '.._ .., Mt. 111111 .... Hellry Ill Newark, Mn. Elva ley' ~ Ctoarl, ,. Jlm Pope ol s,r~. Mr. •lnla&• Jim llwmillg, . • rllh~er,' <011Unuos to IOD prove with 81•· ., ~1!'8, J!fnmy Autherson an :~~nd f•mlhr nf (!h,.JdJIII" --iiir~-- - LOOise Van Meter, Nield and Mr. and Mn. Lany Jc:enand sen visited Mr. ud ~1 VIsitors of Mr. and Mrs. Quor-1 Mrs. LaWJ·ence Jolmlton and · ley carroll and family wore famUy. Mr. anll Mrs, H. H. Mrs. Mae Van Meter and James Trader, Paul Greeu Ruby, Mrs. Garnet Jolmston, ColUmbus, Mr. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Brewer. · · Mrs. Mae Van Meter local, and Mrs. Gonlen Rldeuda!Jihfer, Ruby, local. our of Chester visited Mn. Mn. Rutb Taylor and LouiBO Van Meter and Nield. ren visited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Larry JcenbowTaylDr. er and son of East Liverpool, Mrs. Ann llealey was lllrs. Ethel Johnson, PorUand from Meigs General visited Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jo. Pomeroy to a enhower. home at Tewksbary, .Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Larry lcenhow· Mr. and Mrs. Lawr...,. er and son, East Mr. · Clayton Cbancey, Mr. Syracuse, Simey Powell, renee Grant Johnston, and OIHe Sayer, Jr., local, call·· II red on Mr. and Mrs. Maywood jl Johnston. ·4 daugbler, Palricia, aDd ·I Will Ill Syracuse visited j and Mn. Carl Authersoo. r The l•an BUDDing, who gain!ld baseball immortality twn ago with a perfect performance against the New York Mets, appears headed for • personal high in innings pitched, , strikeouts and in victories this · sea,on although it is his major league campaign. n 11; • 0 s AD - 11 tb . dl or IK Jtj Ullled p...,1 IDteraatlonal Bunning was at a peak as w. L. Pd. GB ' handcuffed the Cincinnati """"•I' 1an Francisco Los Angeks Pittsburgh ·Pbilallelphia Holl81oll . Cincinnati AUanla · St. Louio New York Cbicago 33 20 .623 ... . for a H Philadelphia trinmpb. · 32 20 .61 5 ¥. He credlls h1s suhcess to notb30 20 .600 t ¥. •DB but bard work. 211 21 .580 2¥. Other N.L. Scores 28 24 .538 4¥. Prttsburgh pounded St. Louis 21 28 .447 9 9-1, Houston nipped San F~~:~ l ; !4 311 .44-1 911 co IIH Los Angeles ~~ 27 .438 !Ill Cbicag~ 11-4 in 10 innings 17 27 .386 ll\1 AUanta drubbed New York 15 35 .300 16111 - - - - - - - - - 'l'lelda)"o Games Laa Anleles a Cbtcago a . AllaDia 11 New York 6 Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 1 Pilllburgb t Sl. Loui1 I Houaton 10 San Francisco 9 Wedaetdo)-'o Probable Pitchers Everett and Irelll! Cochran l!!ast Liv,..pool, Mrs. and Melvin of Yisited Mr. and Mrs. 1RciUSh Royals Request . Turned Down by NBA Lawmakers Elsi•• II Akron LEADERS Dean Barnitz Is Reelected As Councilor $1,99 Meohmywhatlf to $4,99 Roush's Shoe Store While you're worrying. ·It COUld happen! Talfe Middleport, 0. ~~ acildn now. Look under :;our flnaersdothe walkll\a. · Cleveland Balli .Detroit . f hirago Calif .~ . Y. ?\I inn 'Wash. l:iry French City BudgetPricecl WIENERS 59c BACON 1 LB. PKG. ; Boston 39c LB. VAN CAMPS Plumbing-Heating 3 ROOMS New Your Dependablt Dealer For PLUMBING AND ONLY HEATING ....eon-lint Down - Twill ·~·- • Pork &Beans ~~~ ~ 2 49£ for ' BROUGH TONS Buttermilk 1/2 gal. NABISCO MASON fURIIIITUU CO. MAS0H. W. VA. . Jflfi'''J POMEROY REqAnA 'ROG JUMP 2:00 If'~; -:_:; .AY, JUNE 10 , mr SENJOI ENTRY $t;OO PER FROG JNCJD:S TOP 20 HITS .. CHILDRIN, Undtr 15 '2h PLWI CHICK-X > prOtide 1111 on tro~o ( ) l'lo9klt a fNtl far 1111. c .rn . PILL IN THit IICTION SCIOTO RESI!LTS COLUMB US !UP!) - Nevele Dell led from l?ire to wire and "on by lhree lengths Tuesday night in the featured eighth race ft ~cioto Downs. posting the ~as test &rotting mile of the Sf'a· For Summer .. Vacation! Cool Dresses Pllftty of cool, high fuhion drenes for every summer occasion.,Come, see ou.r fnhlon-wise group. ;aor of the rack al 2:03 3-5. • The 4-year-old gelding pairl Sil. 14 and $3.60 and was follow . ed to the wire by Gig Hudson .and P"tsy Dawn. ; The highest payoft of the ~ret was made In the third race :>ohen Burt Wilson went off at Court St., Pomeroy ll·l and returned $79.30 to win.,,~------------.------ Sisters Style Shop ' •TABLES· CHAIRS • APPLIANCES SAVE 20% to 50% NO DOWN P•l\'MINT IAIY PAYDAY TERMS l~gels Furniture MIDDLEPORT Opon Fri. I , =:, NAMB YROG . OF QU~G ., •BEDROOM ' ' lo. · DO NOT"WttTI ' IN ' ' ____________ 11111 "' "' ·~ "· IICTION'' .....;;...;..;.;..;.;;;~;.,..--.J '' """""RED BY ~'ll.~ --- .. ..; .................................~---- . ADDRESS . -----~--··-----------' ., . j __..,..... __ '-·ill _ . ... . ' . . .· - - - - - - - - - - - - ' ' I ' ' ~ >..;.:,_ . . , Jl~····· ... ,. -;, ' '' li' ;., . '' ' .. . -'... £,.(' ~.... ---~--~ \ -J s t. , IIIII , ,.., Oh'· ,, LABBi. ... below ·rm fD tilt ADDus8 · '1 ., ' ·-· _' ~ ' '. ' A • '. . ~- . , . . . ., Sot. Nlthh • .,_..l . ~" ,!ol: ~ .,. 1'1 '4"•· • :; . . ' .,, ' . ~·· ' -~ • '.{·· •I 10 ·.:~ •• ~' ' '· . . . ' ' f I • • ' 1 ,!, . ~ FROZEN CORN - 11-2 lb. _ ·· . •f'''''"~ I frOm abov.!~ ~~ P!'l~llf, Billti· tllll cqupon with ' ~ Ty 1'(r iiJ; special • Y. • . .RAMBLER PARn..racCESSOIIES ... 99c """''""''···- ,. >'l ' TO&s. ,'I. I·_, . ' • CHEER ·a.:~~••:.NT ___. . .,. GIANT SIZE ,, ••' q ' 'it. •i . 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(1 )) ProYicle SeJid mofe lli!r7 blnb, RIYI fe .. ftiiM In tr ..,.,.., , rn IQI'Prile with troll POj Po.dlloll h ' .. ' 11! ~·~ Fllll!a llelmt lllaut to: •. .•• rr!U-.4TTA:.~!loG JUMP . ' 1011191 . ' SUNSHINE BISCUITS 45 RPM:- STERE~- Hl·fl LP's hlr7 No.-------· •• 89c 3~., 49c ~~· ·.. WRITI! IN NAME OF FROG box TOMATOES . · ALL TOP LABELS Coupon For Entries in Rega~a W~elcel,lcl frog Jump ...... lib. Vanilla Wafers Waterme!ons I . , " �'" '"'· 1 \ ' rj ' ,' ' (. I' 1: . '· ~~ ' ' ' • ' ., ' ,/ .• ' ' ' .. .• ' ., ! .. ' ,:.~ .. ·-i\ ' . ..·' .' ,,.· { .• Swift'• PN•t.a c- P,... ...·,... ,.,._ "Piece Cbieken~ ''_ I v- Smoked Ham .• '· I • Full Shank Half ' .. 59c .;. 49e ,• ' ' ' j'· -~· BEEF '' r l . Lb. . •' ...... ;: : ' ' \ 1 nuu ·ROast . 29c . . . tOe ' Chopped ·Sirloin •. . . . :: 69e . h St'ICks ••<""''•. - • : .... • .'.FIS -,...· . I;.Lit. • .,T RADE WINDS BREADED '' 10-&. Pkg• 73c I ·, '\\ II I ' ' 1'111 'IIIli .. C,I "' 1'\1 . SI'ICI,(, I \'Ill ' \ I I .. II "C Ill 0" 'II \I r<r ~-· , -.-~ 1. ,•i-· ·-. ,,. ,•-.•\ tll'iiAllia- ~ 89•1lMB CHOPS.... It.. .. '1· .. '1· ROAST .... .lb. &&• LiMB ClOPS .... Jtkg• SHRIMP · ,,. l!? HADDOCK ' lb. .. " , " TASTE.O.SEA ,f'·, ''1i0: ·;r. FBENCH FRIED• r,..• '• ••1 · ' · - .... ttod "" -Lun meal Pf'IPII"•tlon. . .... .....,Y ... I l l - - Fmhort CHUCK ROAST .3-Lbs. Or More · ... 89e .. 39e Plarldo Chip Gtnul111 Frooh P - S. Gev--•t,Jas)INRti . BONELI'S8-BOLLED ANB TiED I t.'' ,,._,.,,,,. 'ih.. · 'Semi-Boneless Ham ... ... 79e CORNET TOILET TISSUE 5 pkl•· $1.00 ,.,. ......._l!'. ' Hygroclo'o Wholo or Holl FuU Butt Half - lb. 59c ' .:55c lk. hlft8 Open·Frlcloyo ond S.turdey--1:30 To 1:30 "-. . ' .i flt ................ lb. • . ,-!-, 1\i'bst;.\- ' Breasts ..... -··-- ~ -~ ~ ~- .. Whole Legs •••••• -~-. lllltM Drumsticks ...-----······ ' ' ' Livers •...••••••...•• Giblets ..••......•... Wings ............... . Backs & Necks •.••••• Armour Star & Val Decker ' ;- b.peeae.t , · ;.. ,.~h~~Every Ouaee Guaraateetl Thousands of Winners Yet ·To Come! ·:, You . May · ·Be Our Next Winner! ! \ •••l'flllol· no ~ eo.. "" tJ. & Ge-vei'Uiellt , I.AMII SHOUlDER .• lb. . . 'H 1111111111 1•• . 69' BRUST IIECI ~~ .. 29-·· 69' UIB PArnEs... .. 49' 39e . .. • . . .~·-c ........ Coffee 2· .._ $1.75 Coffee lor , , •·- $1.05 DONAlD PINEAPPLE JUICE Pie FiRing· 16·0%. loaves lh:lll .... Wlllto & - d Colwo STOKElY'S PINEAPPLE·GRAPEFRUIT MOTT~~ riosfiia KleeneX Tissue ........ 5 '::! $1 tl2•n.) 3 VAIIETIES I!UICPWII "l - - s Cans Kandu ...................... 39e ,, - ~ ltO·OL For$ Eo- Margarine ........ _. .. .. 6 ,:.. $1 3! 79c Z-lb. can Liquid ........ ...... 35t ·- -·· , ·~ Spraze •.••••. -. 59e Tea ••·......... 1 ~ 59c I ,\ I' I \ ' " F&,t.ILICEi~I.H~VIS II I Ill II ._ \1 I . YtLLuw liLIIG PUCHES 4 c~:. 69' F&P BARTLEn PURS. 3 N~~~~ s1 oo FRUlfCOCKTIIL •••••••••••••••••• 4 . if. '1°0 F&P • ' FRUIT FOR SAUD 6 ~:; '1°0· HYGRADI GI.AD ' 2 ' ·••·39• WRAP 4 ~~.. '1" LUICHEOI MEAT . . . . ·. • , .. ;:· ,.; < L, ,, . ROYA12c OFF KATIE EVANS ICED ORANGE SAil Ul ,.OZIN _ ,:;. ...~- BonER 2 ~.. 49• PUDDIIG .......10 :k~'1° 0 SHERBET CAKE HYGiADE'I ' SESAME ROLLS 1. 7;t~· 49° · JOHN~·.. 7 · PLEDIE •• ~ ...... I. c!!' 79· ·coRNED BEEF.... '::.~.&a· HYGIADI'S I!YOIADI'S 3Y•••·'1'' SAUSAGE ..... & !:'1°1 POnED I I I I I I I I. I Coffee ...., ......... loll "-- Mtail .•: ••• 3 ':.."' $1 Kroger Reg. or Drip Applesauce .......... Cream Pies .... ::- 25e .....,_ Stokelg I CIIE Mil 6 VAIIITIES TOMATO JUICE DRINK Peanut Butter .... .., ._.... 47e Surf .•. _••••~-~-L~i2.. .. :: 19e I JIFPY (9.oz.) STOKElY'S No.I Flakes 2 ':. 73e BISCUITS STOIIUY'S ffUII Crisco JIFFY 11-oa.) ORANGE JUICtl Clorox Bread ....,.._ ....... k. Bleach Kroger White n.w•ill ..... . Dog Food •.•. 10 !:: $1: · 39 ....., ....... IC n :._:.;.L·:. : . · . ..- t;At~&el - ••• ,... • . .. • n - •.~; •• l$1 Ow. 1'1Ai<1..l .. \IUU.aaes ;~--..... . .a. sug~r.DomJM ...... ............. 1'111 Peas ·•••.•.. ':1.. "'..;..•sge \ Joy 10 .. · ·. "" . ~ I I I. I ••••• I ..... I I ' ····-'/• IIIII I II II I I I Ill I ,.. 11111111111 ... ' - 63c Pineapple .. .. ....•. .. 3 ":;...~ $1 Skim Milk ······------ ·~ 2 :r.. 79c ••ant ... "".. Thrill ~ , .,., Veg. Bool, Chic. Noodto, c-., If Chk, or Muob. K.., BrMOI 6 No.....1 $1 Ice Milk .... !'~ ~~ ..... . :.. 49e oup layw Aspirin .................. . :: 11e ' DuSoap 2 :;.. 73c r K - I.C. . Oxydol """' .. .. __ 87c Size ~ I_ 'Ito \"1 "'•,:, '. -otatoes 1. ' VIIIIIIA Clftl Blueberries.............. .,... 49e Tide 2 :. 7lc Cheer SSe ., I ' ~.' -', ;" I ' . ·. 1aallby pred•ee,lhlvo...pleked.at tlae peak ~fl:~·elrati~IIJ"'C!kl. Please •-•• IHt •llrprt.ed If Y•• 1ile..d ' Fresh Peaches ••••.•••. 2 .... .39c Green Beans ••••••••••• 2 ... 39e t~•nt ..~ 11ox _ -, •·r -. :.. French Fries •••••. . •••• S ::,. $1 lumboZ7 .MUS~MANN'S K - 1'1', III·Nu w Trullllad 3·111. I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I llai Bee aad dellvt~red lre1la "Gardea. I I I ... 79• . �'" '"'· 1 \ ' rj ' ,' ' (. I' 1: . '· ~~ ' ' ' • ' ., ' ,/ .• ' ' ' .. .• ' ., ! .. ' ,:.~ .. ·-i\ ' . ..·' .' ,,.· { .• Swift'• PN•t.a c- P,... ...·,... ,.,._ "Piece Cbieken~ ''_ I v- Smoked Ham .• '· I • Full Shank Half ' .. 59c .;. 49e ,• ' ' ' j'· -~· BEEF '' r l . Lb. . •' ...... ;: : ' ' \ 1 nuu ·ROast . 29c . . . tOe ' Chopped ·Sirloin •. . . . :: 69e . h St'ICks ••<""''•. - • : .... • .'.FIS -,...· . I;.Lit. • .,T RADE WINDS BREADED '' 10-&. Pkg• 73c I ·, '\\ II I ' ' 1'111 'IIIli .. C,I "' 1'\1 . SI'ICI,(, I \'Ill ' \ I I .. II "C Ill 0" 'II \I r<r ~-· , -.-~ 1. ,•i-· ·-. ,,. ,•-.•\ tll'iiAllia- ~ 89•1lMB CHOPS.... It.. .. '1· .. '1· ROAST .... .lb. &&• LiMB ClOPS .... Jtkg• SHRIMP · ,,. l!? HADDOCK ' lb. .. " , " TASTE.O.SEA ,f'·, ''1i0: ·;r. FBENCH FRIED• r,..• '• ••1 · ' · - .... ttod "" -Lun meal Pf'IPII"•tlon. . .... .....,Y ... I l l - - Fmhort CHUCK ROAST .3-Lbs. Or More · ... 89e .. 39e Plarldo Chip Gtnul111 Frooh P - S. Gev--•t,Jas)INRti . BONELI'S8-BOLLED ANB TiED I t.'' ,,._,.,,,,. 'ih.. · 'Semi-Boneless Ham ... ... 79e CORNET TOILET TISSUE 5 pkl•· $1.00 ,.,. ......._l!'. ' Hygroclo'o Wholo or Holl FuU Butt Half - lb. 59c ' .:55c lk. hlft8 Open·Frlcloyo ond S.turdey--1:30 To 1:30 "-. . ' .i flt ................ lb. • . ,-!-, 1\i'bst;.\- ' Breasts ..... -··-- ~ -~ ~ ~- .. Whole Legs •••••• -~-. lllltM Drumsticks ...-----······ ' ' ' Livers •...••••••...•• Giblets ..••......•... Wings ............... . Backs & Necks •.••••• Armour Star & Val Decker ' ;- b.peeae.t , · ;.. ,.~h~~Every Ouaee Guaraateetl Thousands of Winners Yet ·To Come! ·:, You . May · ·Be Our Next Winner! ! \ •••l'flllol· no ~ eo.. "" tJ. & Ge-vei'Uiellt , I.AMII SHOUlDER .• lb. . . 'H 1111111111 1•• . 69' BRUST IIECI ~~ .. 29-·· 69' UIB PArnEs... .. 49' 39e . .. • . . .~·-c ........ Coffee 2· .._ $1.75 Coffee lor , , •·- $1.05 DONAlD PINEAPPLE JUICE Pie FiRing· 16·0%. loaves lh:lll .... Wlllto & - d Colwo STOKElY'S PINEAPPLE·GRAPEFRUIT MOTT~~ riosfiia KleeneX Tissue ........ 5 '::! $1 tl2•n.) 3 VAIIETIES I!UICPWII "l - - s Cans Kandu ...................... 39e ,, - ~ ltO·OL For$ Eo- Margarine ........ _. .. .. 6 ,:.. $1 3! 79c Z-lb. can Liquid ........ ...... 35t ·- -·· , ·~ Spraze •.••••. -. 59e Tea ••·......... 1 ~ 59c I ,\ I' I \ ' " F&,t.ILICEi~I.H~VIS II I Ill II ._ \1 I . YtLLuw liLIIG PUCHES 4 c~:. 69' F&P BARTLEn PURS. 3 N~~~~ s1 oo FRUlfCOCKTIIL •••••••••••••••••• 4 . if. '1°0 F&P • ' FRUIT FOR SAUD 6 ~:; '1°0· HYGRADI GI.AD ' 2 ' ·••·39• WRAP 4 ~~.. '1" LUICHEOI MEAT . . . . ·. • , .. ;:· ,.; < L, ,, . ROYA12c OFF KATIE EVANS ICED ORANGE SAil Ul ,.OZIN _ ,:;. ...~- BonER 2 ~.. 49• PUDDIIG .......10 :k~'1° 0 SHERBET CAKE HYGiADE'I ' SESAME ROLLS 1. 7;t~· 49° · JOHN~·.. 7 · PLEDIE •• ~ ...... I. c!!' 79· ·coRNED BEEF.... '::.~.&a· HYGIADI'S I!YOIADI'S 3Y•••·'1'' SAUSAGE ..... & !:'1°1 POnED I I I I I I I I. I Coffee ...., ......... loll "-- Mtail .•: ••• 3 ':.."' $1 Kroger Reg. or Drip Applesauce .......... Cream Pies .... ::- 25e .....,_ Stokelg I CIIE Mil 6 VAIIITIES TOMATO JUICE DRINK Peanut Butter .... .., ._.... 47e Surf .•. _••••~-~-L~i2.. .. :: 19e I JIFPY (9.oz.) STOKElY'S No.I Flakes 2 ':. 73e BISCUITS STOIIUY'S ffUII Crisco JIFFY 11-oa.) ORANGE JUICtl Clorox Bread ....,.._ ....... k. Bleach Kroger White n.w•ill ..... . Dog Food •.•. 10 !:: $1: · 39 ....., ....... IC n :._:.;.L·:. : . · . ..- t;At~&el - ••• ,... • . .. • n - •.~; •• l$1 Ow. 1'1Ai<1..l .. \IUU.aaes ;~--..... . .a. sug~r.DomJM ...... ............. 1'111 Peas ·•••.•.. ':1.. "'..;..•sge \ Joy 10 .. · ·. "" . ~ I I I. I ••••• I ..... I I ' ····-'/• IIIII I II II I I I Ill I ,.. 11111111111 ... ' - 63c Pineapple .. .. ....•. .. 3 ":;...~ $1 Skim Milk ······------ ·~ 2 :r.. 79c ••ant ... "".. Thrill ~ , .,., Veg. Bool, Chic. Noodto, c-., If Chk, or Muob. K.., BrMOI 6 No.....1 $1 Ice Milk .... !'~ ~~ ..... . :.. 49e oup layw Aspirin .................. . :: 11e ' DuSoap 2 :;.. 73c r K - I.C. . Oxydol """' .. .. __ 87c Size ~ I_ 'Ito \"1 "'•,:, '. -otatoes 1. ' VIIIIIIA Clftl Blueberries.............. .,... 49e Tide 2 :. 7lc Cheer SSe ., I ' ~.' -', ;" I ' . ·. 1aallby pred•ee,lhlvo...pleked.at tlae peak ~fl:~·elrati~IIJ"'C!kl. Please •-•• IHt •llrprt.ed If Y•• 1ile..d ' Fresh Peaches ••••.•••. 2 .... .39c Green Beans ••••••••••• 2 ... 39e t~•nt ..~ 11ox _ -, •·r -. :.. French Fries •••••. . •••• S ::,. $1 lumboZ7 .MUS~MANN'S K - 1'1', III·Nu w Trullllad 3·111. I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I llai Bee aad dellvt~red lre1la "Gardea. I I I ... 79• . �. ' ' ' ::. _,• a, .1·': ' :. '.1 ' ,...1 11 i , . .. . ,, '· ;· ' ... . olhis M~une flonne4 K~nn'edy N8D1ed Chattis McDaniel,. M~.son. ~i':~.' . d i llr& q ~ ~· !iearer1liu1 11e llllmi wmman• wyo. Mclliplet •·Iii• of the " .,. ·aromil tro'I.JI Poinetoy. r :,_ gl."U . t . . er· 01:· • .p......· Hartford "ety. :No·.·t:e,s • • • SOCI · dec/ f' S ·• . · cent SwldiQ auelti 1'1 Aumiller. · ;. ' Mrs. Kenneth RldeDllljr . -tor her guesti ~tly, · ..., "u- ~.... ..,. ' • ..,.. _, wu uo~. ... "'.............. --.. '1;"' ..... Uant, Ohlo, and Orlimd, .·: tion. Carload Sale ! FRAMING LUMBER FOR NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION In spite of price r~ises, we have plenty for you at our regular low pnces. ~-.-. :.\;,..;. ·~; ~·· 'W·· .: • • Doors • Windows ePaneling e Plenty on Hand • Ceiling Tile Fo.r All Your Needs - Low Prices THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! 3 ·PIECE BATHROOM OUTFIT $79·50 (No Ji'jttings) Phone 773-5554 Collact-And Fru Delivery HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. MASON W.VA. Tbe easiest paint in the world to apply :J ~·~· :~~~~~~;~~~~ :\ . EVER'(B,OpY ·S®nef·· or Lattr End$·Up.· '('At ·Pi~kens·: Hardwa~e! , )- Slips on like a dream. Looks like • dream and wears like a dream! Luco·'fex lasts 50% longer and dries In minutes. It's blister and peel resistant. Clear bright colors that won't fade •way but last and last. Lazy painters Jove Luco· Te< because it's so easy to apply • , • flows off the brush and onto the surface with little effort and such beautiful naults. Pomeroy Cement Block Co. PHONE 'm·SI00-992·5500 1!. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. ' i~,,;~!).dv ~!\ow• w~,.. ' ..... In IIIGIOII,' W. Va. I '., ' l'lckeli.t · Hill'!'~ If · .'· .,'PICKENS .HARDWARE ; ' .. . MASON w VA. . m,.s583 .. . , • . Ofe" t6BI,i Dau, ._tu riq .,-1:00 7'li5,:SO:Es,'. · • NIGHT UNTIL 8 EST ' . UGUW ftc SIZE 1HURS,-FRI.- "JUST WONDERFUL" SAT. HAU~ ­ SPRAY Van B. Stover Dies Monday IEGULAR 98c SIZE 14 OZ. "LISTlRINEu PT PLEASANT - Van B. · "d of 1 Stoverb82, ~:e~ ":t~y"'~ven­ SL ~.ter Hosp~~l after a ing n . two w~ks tlln~ssh·~· : : had resrded WI ' • Mrs. Lula Layton, 2Z08 lbs Street, for the s~ mon · He was born m Raletgh ty on November 21, 1883, a son of the late Preston and Jarrell Btover. He was a lorrner coal miner, and a member of the Baptist Church. Surviving in addition "' Mrs. Layton iS one brother, Rexle Stover, Ameagle, W. Va. His wile, Iva Grifiey Stover preceded him in death last JllJlllo ary. Funeral service will be lreld all p. m. Tbursday in the Crow· Hussell Funeral Home with tbe Rev. Kenneth Fuller officiaUng. Burial will be in the Ellis "Am"'""- - st. ~?liiiy ea11 at tbe MOUTH WASH f ho~. Service is Held · For 'Mrs. Spears . ASPIRIN TABLETS Opposite Evans Super Market- Middleport, Ohio ·-============:;:::===::;---.....JManufacturers Special SPECIAl PURCHASE! lADIES' ASSORTED LADIES land 2 ~C. ST'fLE 2 PIECE SPORT SETS $U9 VALUES SWIM SUITS .00 SKIRT SETS .SURFER SETS IAMAICA · SETS ' eEXCELLENT l'ABRICS e"WOLF WlUSTLE" STYLES ·"'"'~=:"::$ JUMBO PACK OF 9 OUNCE SIZE Cold Drink Cups c PACK OF ' 100 Choice LADIES' WHITE or BLACK CANVAS SPORT .00 . ALL RUBBER SOLES JUMBO PACK HEAVY DUTY SIZI!S PAPER PICNIC PLATES 4 to 10 • ,_Jr PACK ' OF 100 Sa11Ul .411ignment• . MASON - The ·Rev. Marvan Frame of the MU'on"MelhcldlBt LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S THICK STYRENE FOAM 18 QT. ICE CHEST .' .lORI SANDALS ._ IJ; e For Picnics ,, . c eBait Box Comptrt '!I&~ ' ~====~ HOT-'HOT'andCOLD-'COLD' ..· Compare at$1.9~ · • ':11 •::,· . \ ' lwm moving with a winner••• ·· ·. ------~------------. .~·- ·p.... . ,•. ·.~-·.: ALUMINUM · PATIO-·...-·· ... . . ., 6 WEB CHAIRS ,.,. . . :edele, Valiant and Barracuda ·-~ the wins*: Daytona, Rocl<lngha!Q 8l1d Atlanta "500s". Class cham.. plc)c~•iP in·MobH :Economy Run fOr tenth straisht year. NHRA Wiiltemationlls vic- , ,.;,:JUM'o·BIACH TOWELS .A~~j~~orJ ·, Pfsji~ ·· · '>~~•.:. ,;., 77 ':~ to.y~.Natlonal ~Ri!IY and Sedan CIIISI.., Spor 1s car ClUb ot·Americ:a ' J ' . ' ' '. . ._ m ' \'··· Mr•. --~-· -- -·· ........, 7',;,. . lj" •.' 1> Pfti JOd 1i!f _._,..~• . \ j;· ' PT. PLEASANT - The u- . nual Presldenll ColllmDce flf the West VIrginia EclueltloD .U. soclatlou will be held Sa~ Jwte 11 at WVEA hiradquarliin In Cbarleston. ljepreaantlog ~ son COUDiy will' be, Clllford .•It".,.- .. / ·y~··.. ··-, .,, •• •. ~.· - . ~ '66. And we're celebrating our ILlS~ gi'<ritig great deals on Fllr)i, BeJ.. ·:.:.::~::~~~.~~;·~~ED PAmRN 00 '. -~ ...' Reg. ''c aVahlf • .. '··· " Rli8B£'R •< , SOLES 2 GAL PI,CNIC JUGS STYRENE FOAM ,(".' • niiCK FOAM It $1.39 'lO ATTI!ND CONFERENCE ~--~~--------------~~ Yaur SNEAKERS Minister• Given PT. PLEASANT - Jim Com· •tock, well - known speaker editor of the IDIJ-BtUle paper, will be the moin speaker the June meeUng of the Mason County lllatorical Society to be held at the Moose Home on June 25th a! 1 p.m. Tickets for. the dinner meeUng al"l! now on sale and are priced at ~.50 per plate. L. L. caldwell, pres!· deal of the local society, wiD preside a! the meeting. .88 Valu11 to $10.95 James; one sister, Mrs. EUza. Church returned nlng from the West annual conference of the odist Church at BuckhaDMD, W. Va. All the ministers within the Point Pleasant area were reaeslgned as follows: Rev. Char· les S. Thompson, Trinity odlst; Rev. Gerald Daniel, St. Paul Methodist; Rev. Marcus Traugh, SpUlman, llarUord nod New Haven Methodist Church· es; Rev. James Morrison, CJife ron Methodist, and Rev. Mar· van Frame, Mason Methodist Church. 59c . · "BAYEll'' 100 COUNT PT. PLEASANT - Funerl!l service for Mrs. carrie Spears, Ill, or Mt. Alto, Mason County, was held Wedll9day at 2 p.m. in Hopewell Baptist Church at MI. Alto. Sbe died Monday in Pleasant Valley Hospital after 1 long illness. Sllrvi ving are her husband, beth McGuffin. Middleport, 0. Burial was in the RopeweU cemetery under the direcUon of the casro Funeral Home, Evans. I REGULAR 89c SIZE !'"" SPEAKER ANNOUNCED ACRYLIC EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT ,, ' I to present to them. Civil action are Mrs. Dorothy Schwan and ' • • OPEN THURS UNTIL .5 I dismissed by order of the court Mrs. Peggy King; Beginners was styled Luemma Green vs.' teachers are Mrs. Myra . Hysell Dorothy Coleman Thomas. and Judy Dllncan; <raft 111StruoAction settled and dismissed j tors. Mrs. Ariwna Stewart, Mrs. from the docket was styled Patty Roush and Mary Foster, R th French James Lee and Nursery, Mr!l- Elste Roech, F~ench, ca,;ol L. French and teacher, and Mrs. Alice Tripp, David K. French, an infant who LTart teacher. . sues by Ruth French his guard- Miss Becky Lewrs, . Mason, ian and next friend vs. Ershal will provide the mustc for Boswell, Elva Boswell, Estel school; Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright B 11 Loretta Boswell Dol· is in charge of refreshments. li os~e ' t and cabot Cu~ra· Mrs. Lillian Grimm will serve e urs them. " ' .',~ 'i_/ ows.·. Foji,,;j;.,; 1 ' ,:1. IDD8 Of V B 5 h I prosecuting attorney may have ! ice McKinney. Craft teachers ... ' · Mra•.o1 '" l:allPd fer June 16, at 9:30 a.m. Primary teacOOrs are Mrs. to consider such maltcrs as the Emogene Crow and Mrs. Bern- ' • ' CurUs of Mason. '!be thbride be graduated order Kearns by, the rueMr.of and Nitro. Th McDaniel, mrclJ$1"., wedding will .__ st IsJtoseph School of at ·the -·•·· ,..,_ meeting Monday! meeUog president.called Mrs. to Charles Mrs. openon c ~turday, June II Nursing u,.... ethis•year. o Mr. McD&Jio Main ~Street at the Legion Hall, who led In pray'er, ·song and Jr., of Steubenville, , take eplace at 2.30 p. m. at the Wick Meth· lei graduaied from Wahama Elected w~ Denver G. Ken· salute to the flag. A short busJ. recent guests of Min odist Church, Wtek, W._ Va._ Higb School, elass of 1957, and, nedy, commander; A. W. ne•s meeting folowwed. The Blessing and spent a week Miss McCune will be grven rn . iS employed at Phllip Sporn. • Kinney, lsi vice commander; rest of the evening was taken ber. marriage by her fa_ther and Dell D. Plants, adjutant up with the sbowin& of arUcles Mrs. Glen Graf of will ha_ve as he_r mOld_ of honor Servi~ office!'•, 'Gene E. Crow, and giving ldeae for things Ill W. Va., visited her M Sh I MeAffen make lor the Christmas bazaar Mrs. Jacob PhJUlps ller SISter, ISS rr ey r finance officer; Steve Slickas, whlcb the group plans "' hold Mr. and Mra. Bernhart Cune, and bridesmaid, Mary Americanism Charles Redman, 0111 ~·tl.~~~.~ Virginia Douglass, Parkersburg; lrSf eSSIOn ehlld welfare; Paul F. someUme in October or Novem- iler of MI. Vetnon, o, "l junior bndesmrud, Deruse Meas chaplain· John A. ber. Mra. Lee Gibbs gave a the weekend wltb Mr. and Daniel, niece of the groom, Pt. • C 00 se~eant at' arms; Rober! R. demonstration on pearlizlng George Lemar. Pleasant. The ft4lWer grrl wrU MASON _ Seventy-slx attend· Rollins, historian and Donald flowers. Some oUhe members Miss Helen Jenkins Qf . 1 M D 1 0 1 Porn plan ro begin work on their lumbus spent a weekend be Pamea c ame ' led the opening of Vacation Bi· Getty, trustee. proj"ect at the next meeUog.lher mother, Mrs. Sarah JenK· eroy, niece of the groom. ble School on Monday at the Elected to the executive Mr. Stan Saunders, Columbus, Mason Evangelical United~· mlltee were Charles tw!~~~~iTbe meeUogs will con- inS. , . brother-in-law ol the groom, Brethren Chureb. Mrs. Gladdle D. B. t&rgan and Ll will serve as besman, and ush· Stewart, Mason, iS in charge. . Plants. ers will be Calvm McDaniel, Tile theme of the school wblch l Delegates ohosen•:,"'~:f~~e::J Pl. Pleasant; CIJr!is McDaniel, will continue until June lOth I the post al tbe · C< • · Jr., Pomeroy, bqth brothers Ill I is "God Lives Today." be held in Parkersburg, W. the groom and Carl McCune, Junior High teacher is Mrs. i on July 15, 16 and .17th broU1er of the bride of Buffalo. ,Ruth Riley. Crall instructor ls i Gene E. Crow, Paul F. Tbo'm- I - --Clarice Wallace. The two Jun- 1as, Jr., Powell Reynolds l\lav Grand Jury is ior class teachers are Mrs. Eve- roy Meadows. Alternaaltes~:::::J Ro·~alled J11ne 16 lyn Stewart and Mrs. VIlla Lee. I ed were Bernard II' Crall teachers of these two , Denver G. Kennedy, A. W. PT. PLEASANT - The May classes are Mrs. Robert •I Kinney and A. L. Parry, r.rand Jury or the Mason Coun- Young, Harriett Walsh and Bar· ' ly Cireuit Court has been re- ra Lane. I 76 '-' ~~ ·:' :!:00 . ~ Folio""•• the ,....,... I re- .U:: · ·.,: Ul31. By Vlr8hda ~ · Dol'il 1 McCune """6 • .......,.. • PrA SUMMER' MEETING daughter, · ceptlon will be beld at · the Tile Hartford PTA held lis · "! of Star Rl .. l)o:as RllD, W. Va., ~ of tiP.! brldt'! g!'!!MJ!",.. PT. ~.I!.&.N'!'- '!'h• Mas. .._, -~"·--· • ·• •· ChalTlS (Chalkie) Franldio lc , ........ regwar monuur """"""'•IS a~ .a~~;~ w· • OD Co. ADler 811. ._wn MePani~l. son of Mr · and Mra. eots at Dens Run, W. Va. No zs elected officers for --boo! Monday ·•·•·. """' with the ptoachiog "'' · · ...,_ 1101 . ~ Check the car. Plymouth Fury, btl and beautiful mover in the low price field. The plush full-size Plymouth that's been winning new owneiS all across; the country. Check our deal: AJI '66 Plymoufhs are moving and we're helping them.on their way with: High trade-ins e Low down payments • Easy terms. Come in and be a winner, too. But hurry~ 11 111e -lfOUr PJ,mouth Doojtr. .,:.,,...th . . tofay . ;;Wt! •,h . I· • , . .. . �. ' ' ' ::. _,• a, .1·': ' :. '.1 ' ,...1 11 i , . .. . ,, '· ;· ' ... . olhis M~une flonne4 K~nn'edy N8D1ed Chattis McDaniel,. M~.son. ~i':~.' . d i llr& q ~ ~· !iearer1liu1 11e llllmi wmman• wyo. Mclliplet •·Iii• of the " .,. ·aromil tro'I.JI Poinetoy. r :,_ gl."U . t . . er· 01:· • .p......· Hartford "ety. :No·.·t:e,s • • • SOCI · dec/ f' S ·• . · cent SwldiQ auelti 1'1 Aumiller. · ;. ' Mrs. Kenneth RldeDllljr . -tor her guesti ~tly, · ..., "u- ~.... ..,. ' • ..,.. _, wu uo~. ... "'.............. --.. '1;"' ..... Uant, Ohlo, and Orlimd, .·: tion. Carload Sale ! FRAMING LUMBER FOR NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION In spite of price r~ises, we have plenty for you at our regular low pnces. ~-.-. :.\;,..;. ·~; ~·· 'W·· .: • • Doors • Windows ePaneling e Plenty on Hand • Ceiling Tile Fo.r All Your Needs - Low Prices THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! 3 ·PIECE BATHROOM OUTFIT $79·50 (No Ji'jttings) Phone 773-5554 Collact-And Fru Delivery HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. MASON W.VA. Tbe easiest paint in the world to apply :J ~·~· :~~~~~~;~~~~ :\ . EVER'(B,OpY ·S®nef·· or Lattr End$·Up.· '('At ·Pi~kens·: Hardwa~e! , )- Slips on like a dream. Looks like • dream and wears like a dream! Luco·'fex lasts 50% longer and dries In minutes. It's blister and peel resistant. Clear bright colors that won't fade •way but last and last. Lazy painters Jove Luco· Te< because it's so easy to apply • , • flows off the brush and onto the surface with little effort and such beautiful naults. Pomeroy Cement Block Co. PHONE 'm·SI00-992·5500 1!. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. ' i~,,;~!).dv ~!\ow• w~,.. ' ..... In IIIGIOII,' W. Va. I '., ' l'lckeli.t · Hill'!'~ If · .'· .,'PICKENS .HARDWARE ; ' .. . MASON w VA. . m,.s583 .. . , • . Ofe" t6BI,i Dau, ._tu riq .,-1:00 7'li5,:SO:Es,'. · • NIGHT UNTIL 8 EST ' . UGUW ftc SIZE 1HURS,-FRI.- "JUST WONDERFUL" SAT. HAU~ ­ SPRAY Van B. Stover Dies Monday IEGULAR 98c SIZE 14 OZ. "LISTlRINEu PT PLEASANT - Van B. · "d of 1 Stoverb82, ~:e~ ":t~y"'~ven­ SL ~.ter Hosp~~l after a ing n . two w~ks tlln~ssh·~· : : had resrded WI ' • Mrs. Lula Layton, 2Z08 lbs Street, for the s~ mon · He was born m Raletgh ty on November 21, 1883, a son of the late Preston and Jarrell Btover. He was a lorrner coal miner, and a member of the Baptist Church. Surviving in addition "' Mrs. Layton iS one brother, Rexle Stover, Ameagle, W. Va. His wile, Iva Grifiey Stover preceded him in death last JllJlllo ary. Funeral service will be lreld all p. m. Tbursday in the Crow· Hussell Funeral Home with tbe Rev. Kenneth Fuller officiaUng. Burial will be in the Ellis "Am"'""- - st. ~?liiiy ea11 at tbe MOUTH WASH f ho~. Service is Held · For 'Mrs. Spears . ASPIRIN TABLETS Opposite Evans Super Market- Middleport, Ohio ·-============:;:::===::;---.....JManufacturers Special SPECIAl PURCHASE! lADIES' ASSORTED LADIES land 2 ~C. ST'fLE 2 PIECE SPORT SETS $U9 VALUES SWIM SUITS .00 SKIRT SETS .SURFER SETS IAMAICA · SETS ' eEXCELLENT l'ABRICS e"WOLF WlUSTLE" STYLES ·"'"'~=:"::$ JUMBO PACK OF 9 OUNCE SIZE Cold Drink Cups c PACK OF ' 100 Choice LADIES' WHITE or BLACK CANVAS SPORT .00 . ALL RUBBER SOLES JUMBO PACK HEAVY DUTY SIZI!S PAPER PICNIC PLATES 4 to 10 • ,_Jr PACK ' OF 100 Sa11Ul .411ignment• . MASON - The ·Rev. Marvan Frame of the MU'on"MelhcldlBt LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S THICK STYRENE FOAM 18 QT. ICE CHEST .' .lORI SANDALS ._ IJ; e For Picnics ,, . c eBait Box Comptrt '!I&~ ' ~====~ HOT-'HOT'andCOLD-'COLD' ..· Compare at$1.9~ · • ':11 •::,· . \ ' lwm moving with a winner••• ·· ·. ------~------------. .~·- ·p.... . ,•. ·.~-·.: ALUMINUM · PATIO-·...-·· ... . . ., 6 WEB CHAIRS ,.,. . . :edele, Valiant and Barracuda ·-~ the wins*: Daytona, Rocl<lngha!Q 8l1d Atlanta "500s". Class cham.. plc)c~•iP in·MobH :Economy Run fOr tenth straisht year. NHRA Wiiltemationlls vic- , ,.;,:JUM'o·BIACH TOWELS .A~~j~~orJ ·, Pfsji~ ·· · '>~~•.:. ,;., 77 ':~ to.y~.Natlonal ~Ri!IY and Sedan CIIISI.., Spor 1s car ClUb ot·Americ:a ' J ' . ' ' '. . ._ m ' \'··· Mr•. --~-· -- -·· ........, 7',;,. . lj" •.' 1> Pfti JOd 1i!f _._,..~• . \ j;· ' PT. PLEASANT - The u- . nual Presldenll ColllmDce flf the West VIrginia EclueltloD .U. soclatlou will be held Sa~ Jwte 11 at WVEA hiradquarliin In Cbarleston. ljepreaantlog ~ son COUDiy will' be, Clllford .•It".,.- .. / ·y~··.. ··-, .,, •• •. ~.· - . ~ '66. And we're celebrating our ILlS~ gi'<ritig great deals on Fllr)i, BeJ.. ·:.:.::~::~~~.~~;·~~ED PAmRN 00 '. -~ ...' Reg. ''c aVahlf • .. '··· " Rli8B£'R •< , SOLES 2 GAL PI,CNIC JUGS STYRENE FOAM ,(".' • niiCK FOAM It $1.39 'lO ATTI!ND CONFERENCE ~--~~--------------~~ Yaur SNEAKERS Minister• Given PT. PLEASANT - Jim Com· •tock, well - known speaker editor of the IDIJ-BtUle paper, will be the moin speaker the June meeUng of the Mason County lllatorical Society to be held at the Moose Home on June 25th a! 1 p.m. Tickets for. the dinner meeUng al"l! now on sale and are priced at ~.50 per plate. L. L. caldwell, pres!· deal of the local society, wiD preside a! the meeting. .88 Valu11 to $10.95 James; one sister, Mrs. EUza. Church returned nlng from the West annual conference of the odist Church at BuckhaDMD, W. Va. All the ministers within the Point Pleasant area were reaeslgned as follows: Rev. Char· les S. Thompson, Trinity odlst; Rev. Gerald Daniel, St. Paul Methodist; Rev. Marcus Traugh, SpUlman, llarUord nod New Haven Methodist Church· es; Rev. James Morrison, CJife ron Methodist, and Rev. Mar· van Frame, Mason Methodist Church. 59c . · "BAYEll'' 100 COUNT PT. PLEASANT - Funerl!l service for Mrs. carrie Spears, Ill, or Mt. Alto, Mason County, was held Wedll9day at 2 p.m. in Hopewell Baptist Church at MI. Alto. Sbe died Monday in Pleasant Valley Hospital after 1 long illness. Sllrvi ving are her husband, beth McGuffin. Middleport, 0. Burial was in the RopeweU cemetery under the direcUon of the casro Funeral Home, Evans. I REGULAR 89c SIZE !'"" SPEAKER ANNOUNCED ACRYLIC EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT ,, ' I to present to them. Civil action are Mrs. Dorothy Schwan and ' • • OPEN THURS UNTIL .5 I dismissed by order of the court Mrs. Peggy King; Beginners was styled Luemma Green vs.' teachers are Mrs. Myra . Hysell Dorothy Coleman Thomas. and Judy Dllncan; <raft 111StruoAction settled and dismissed j tors. Mrs. Ariwna Stewart, Mrs. from the docket was styled Patty Roush and Mary Foster, R th French James Lee and Nursery, Mr!l- Elste Roech, F~ench, ca,;ol L. French and teacher, and Mrs. Alice Tripp, David K. French, an infant who LTart teacher. . sues by Ruth French his guard- Miss Becky Lewrs, . Mason, ian and next friend vs. Ershal will provide the mustc for Boswell, Elva Boswell, Estel school; Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright B 11 Loretta Boswell Dol· is in charge of refreshments. li os~e ' t and cabot Cu~ra· Mrs. Lillian Grimm will serve e urs them. " ' .',~ 'i_/ ows.·. Foji,,;j;.,; 1 ' ,:1. IDD8 Of V B 5 h I prosecuting attorney may have ! ice McKinney. Craft teachers ... ' · Mra•.o1 '" l:allPd fer June 16, at 9:30 a.m. Primary teacOOrs are Mrs. to consider such maltcrs as the Emogene Crow and Mrs. Bern- ' • ' CurUs of Mason. '!be thbride be graduated order Kearns by, the rueMr.of and Nitro. Th McDaniel, mrclJ$1"., wedding will .__ st IsJtoseph School of at ·the -·•·· ,..,_ meeting Monday! meeUog president.called Mrs. to Charles Mrs. openon c ~turday, June II Nursing u,.... ethis•year. o Mr. McD&Jio Main ~Street at the Legion Hall, who led In pray'er, ·song and Jr., of Steubenville, , take eplace at 2.30 p. m. at the Wick Meth· lei graduaied from Wahama Elected w~ Denver G. Ken· salute to the flag. A short busJ. recent guests of Min odist Church, Wtek, W._ Va._ Higb School, elass of 1957, and, nedy, commander; A. W. ne•s meeting folowwed. The Blessing and spent a week Miss McCune will be grven rn . iS employed at Phllip Sporn. • Kinney, lsi vice commander; rest of the evening was taken ber. marriage by her fa_ther and Dell D. Plants, adjutant up with the sbowin& of arUcles Mrs. Glen Graf of will ha_ve as he_r mOld_ of honor Servi~ office!'•, 'Gene E. Crow, and giving ldeae for things Ill W. Va., visited her M Sh I MeAffen make lor the Christmas bazaar Mrs. Jacob PhJUlps ller SISter, ISS rr ey r finance officer; Steve Slickas, whlcb the group plans "' hold Mr. and Mra. Bernhart Cune, and bridesmaid, Mary Americanism Charles Redman, 0111 ~·tl.~~~.~ Virginia Douglass, Parkersburg; lrSf eSSIOn ehlld welfare; Paul F. someUme in October or Novem- iler of MI. Vetnon, o, "l junior bndesmrud, Deruse Meas chaplain· John A. ber. Mra. Lee Gibbs gave a the weekend wltb Mr. and Daniel, niece of the groom, Pt. • C 00 se~eant at' arms; Rober! R. demonstration on pearlizlng George Lemar. Pleasant. The ft4lWer grrl wrU MASON _ Seventy-slx attend· Rollins, historian and Donald flowers. Some oUhe members Miss Helen Jenkins Qf . 1 M D 1 0 1 Porn plan ro begin work on their lumbus spent a weekend be Pamea c ame ' led the opening of Vacation Bi· Getty, trustee. proj"ect at the next meeUog.lher mother, Mrs. Sarah JenK· eroy, niece of the groom. ble School on Monday at the Elected to the executive Mr. Stan Saunders, Columbus, Mason Evangelical United~· mlltee were Charles tw!~~~~iTbe meeUogs will con- inS. , . brother-in-law ol the groom, Brethren Chureb. Mrs. Gladdle D. B. t&rgan and Ll will serve as besman, and ush· Stewart, Mason, iS in charge. . Plants. ers will be Calvm McDaniel, Tile theme of the school wblch l Delegates ohosen•:,"'~:f~~e::J Pl. Pleasant; CIJr!is McDaniel, will continue until June lOth I the post al tbe · C< • · Jr., Pomeroy, bqth brothers Ill I is "God Lives Today." be held in Parkersburg, W. the groom and Carl McCune, Junior High teacher is Mrs. i on July 15, 16 and .17th broU1er of the bride of Buffalo. ,Ruth Riley. Crall instructor ls i Gene E. Crow, Paul F. Tbo'm- I - --Clarice Wallace. The two Jun- 1as, Jr., Powell Reynolds l\lav Grand Jury is ior class teachers are Mrs. Eve- roy Meadows. Alternaaltes~:::::J Ro·~alled J11ne 16 lyn Stewart and Mrs. VIlla Lee. I ed were Bernard II' Crall teachers of these two , Denver G. Kennedy, A. W. PT. PLEASANT - The May classes are Mrs. Robert •I Kinney and A. L. Parry, r.rand Jury or the Mason Coun- Young, Harriett Walsh and Bar· ' ly Cireuit Court has been re- ra Lane. I 76 '-' ~~ ·:' :!:00 . ~ Folio""•• the ,....,... I re- .U:: · ·.,: Ul31. By Vlr8hda ~ · Dol'il 1 McCune """6 • .......,.. • PrA SUMMER' MEETING daughter, · ceptlon will be beld at · the Tile Hartford PTA held lis · "! of Star Rl .. l)o:as RllD, W. Va., ~ of tiP.! brldt'! g!'!!MJ!",.. PT. ~.I!.&.N'!'- '!'h• Mas. .._, -~"·--· • ·• •· ChalTlS (Chalkie) Franldio lc , ........ regwar monuur """"""'•IS a~ .a~~;~ w· • OD Co. ADler 811. ._wn MePani~l. son of Mr · and Mra. eots at Dens Run, W. Va. No zs elected officers for --boo! Monday ·•·•·. """' with the ptoachiog "'' · · ...,_ 1101 . ~ Check the car. Plymouth Fury, btl and beautiful mover in the low price field. The plush full-size Plymouth that's been winning new owneiS all across; the country. Check our deal: AJI '66 Plymoufhs are moving and we're helping them.on their way with: High trade-ins e Low down payments • Easy terms. Come in and be a winner, too. But hurry~ 11 111e -lfOUr PJ,mouth Doojtr. .,:.,,...th . . tofay . ;;Wt! •,h . I· • , . .. . �• ) . jt; ! ' · ,l', • ' I jl ;. I ' • • •. ! .,. ' .,. " ·' 'J ~~· lhnlln•~ Poinlrof:l{ld~!lllrt, ,0., • ' / \ • ' ~ . . • \ . ., - '. •, ' .'\ ' '• ' and Mrs. 1\"Y , innel and. aons Mr. Inti Mra;,Don~ld Simdll~ ?liltOri• t1 Mr.' .. , ~ the IIWIIIII • .· ~et. ie-ed the holpllll May • lor · ·· ' · ·' ·· · '('l:J · 'lio •• · of Belpre Mrs. ·Marie ChiP' our and Delmar ~i<llii!!W ' of Mra, Fra.b!<· daul """' ¥1:. ~~ ~ ~ vtslll;lrl "!ft MJ:. and ln!llmant of an Infection of tilt t' b nian of Po.W.y and l\lr. and Cohii!Jbl"' were weekend fl..b! Mrs. G. G. Gau), Athena, Mrs. Mrs.1 Howa~ ' Woli. 'S.Ipre. ' lOwer urinary tract. Mrs. Wlllarci Hines·, AtheM Rd. of Floyd !!XIenour. ',·. . / !.!mile pa~h M!;i: ori~ Gaql, I ~dY·five ~w '"!' ,MOO. ,, Mrs. Lellle Mere~lllll: 'Col~m· l Mr. arid Mrs •. l!;ddte Robei'IS Suml!er. ,!!nd 11!'·· ~nd, )Ill! ~ ~· for • Vip ,10 ,Waab- POU. WATCRIIRS bus was a ' weekend gu0111 of. and daughters, Akion, visited· Charles ~lee. af!d. lamby, 111-l ii!Clon. D. C., !';lew ..Y~ .. JlhiJ. .' WA8H~GWN (UPI) ~~ 111 QD Mr.. and Mrl. P. F. Koblenlz. Sunday witldlrs. Lillie Ch~IJ: cine. · '. ( 1 > adelpllla, V.-Jl~Y .FOI'It aiJII Uet. ed)!~llons Am~usador ~· · """ · . •·.' · · ;' By ~ ALLEN Mr. and Mrs. · ~ohnny Newell ty. Monday visitors were· Mr. M!'S· Claylon Allen ~ BUI ~. and will r~!w'l! hOme J, GOld~ ••Y•· the Unlled ~ 'lbt lllh 1Hiion of _lh,t_~lo . ue~P,On•.~~ip .•~d evari· BibleS were. presented Sun· : and son, Columbus, wer~ week and Mrs. Donald Matlack and were In ~tllens;Frldar: · . ~ /~nt.$, Thf~ were ,~ Sl8114 llfOIIIIY eupporll" ~)Conferenceot'llll~ P~. \;QCUU.Uifl IIUCIIIt ' "'vii- eay mornifl¥ ai 'iJic "Chtiittr · ~:~u: jiUC..'t cf Mr . err:!~.. Poo~ _Kay. Belpre. . Mr. •nd~_ Mri. .. B~_ QW ~pa~ rY. ~·e"!~~- ~~ ~J_~__ ..o_L ~~:t':~ pol 611111 Church opens Sunllay ~ern•. the operation ol lnstilu· Melllodlst Church to Bill AI· Hobart Newell. Mrs. W~yne Clelland of Lon· llbl•ba"! 01 Dayton eaueo · un ~~Foci, "'·• '"'· ~ ... . """''""" "• -- - -··· """" illpl, JUJII' 12, at Lakelkle 011 IIDP• and intei'denominatlonal le,n, Allee Smith, Gary Wolle, Mr. and 'Mrs. Harry Bailey don called on V. D. Cleland, Mr. 'fiid ·rolfe. La-!rence Smith ~Mr. IJahr . ., \. ·,. other bilmlatlonal or1anlzaU111 L:ike Erie where lor Ove days, .r.Jrs. , · ,Linda Larkl~s, 1Jrenda Toney, of Pomeroy visited ..with. Mr. Sunday. . · one .~ay recently. •· · lor the .~eduled eiectiOm ia . 2.000 delegates wiD formulfte . :t\0 Rev. Dr. R~lph W. Sock, Tom Dorst, Malilyn Karr, Es· and Mrs. Rex Bailey, Monday. Miss MarUyn Wilson and Mr. Mr. ~nd Mr~. John Lodwick, ~~El'l .RJWOV"'ED . &outll V . lti. Nam., polldeo for the church in the llllll, pastor edlet'IIUS ol Chnst lber Spencer, Paul Chadwell, Mr. and Mrs. HarOld Hawk David Bei~stro, Columbus, via- Colwn~ tijlted Mrs:J .I!'fl: WAB!tpfil:roN !OPI) -Sen. Tift. llllbaaaador, ~~~ will coming year. C~urch, Method~!, New York J~ha McCoy, Susan Frederlc.k, and sons, McConnellsville, were 1lied over tbe weekend with M~. Lodwick .ov~r q;e w~ . , " (:arl , ~· ~~P•.-.J).AI:"-, .. • ~wJD!en Monday. alter mm . Wpr and hunger In the work! C!o/, and a natJYe Oh1oan, Barbara McGrath · and Charles weekend guests of Mrs. Letha I and Mrs: Thomas Weber. Mr. and Mrs. -Burgess F'tir· Yll!.Qld•dead ill lila fltJU!le1 Is bii wllh I IJ'OIIP ol senator~.. and tht problems stemmihg be the conference preacher. He Knight. Wood. Monday · visitors . were . Miss Opal Qllutt of Athens gers~n, 'Hunllngtpn,,·'!t~ over: UJII'<:~-iQ ·bt -~~ ,!ioml noted tllat, the SaiJOII IOVf~omal".uenceandpoverty ·~will deliver sermons on Mon· Monday visitors'' Mr. and [Mr. ~d Mrs. Virgil Wood oi[Rd., was an overnillit cuest illshl&uestA Of 'Mr. and .l!f'. J!etbeadaNaval~l~ter . ment ~a~ aakl!4l ,lor U.N. borne, Will be among major sui> day, Tuesday and Wednesday Mrs. Charles Woodl! were Mr. Athens. ol Allee Smll!J, ,. · CorU,s '\'!~! S&tu~~y, ~\81:. 81·. W~I~Sd•J.· ~ 1~11 Olio · abterv~ . · .. .Jlple 8, IIMIB . 1 f .''~·. :Ohler . "'M.·e 'odist rr.t f.. ' . •..es e. • . \!AID erence .. ..·, ' . ' . • .d SoeJety· .Notes . ' · "d' ' ..0penQ at LakesJ .e ay . - · • !IIden- ·• 1 s til: o• I !· ' . :;~g::. :•m:~ ~~! at~~~ ~.mhighUght will , be dations for their 1.1~ congre- 'lll•·"'day evening when Bishop gallons to put into action. Ensley ordains appronmately Bishop F. Gerald Ensley, 70 new ministers and Bishop spiritual and temporal leader W!Uis J. King, retired, of New of the 350,1100 Methodists In the Orleans, delivers the ordlna· Qhio Conference, will set I he Uon sermon. tone for dellbarations in a aer· Bishop Paul M. Herrick df mon at 8 p.m. Sunday. Dayton, Evangelical United The first blllliliess session Brethren Church leader, will will be Monday morn1111. In the bring greetings from his denom· afternoon. delegates assigned to biatlon thai day His appear•nce ID legislative sections will put will carry particular signficance the final touches to lejl!lation because tile question of union that will be presented to th e of the EUB and Methodist de 1eneral sessions lor approval nominaUohl wiD be voted •t a through the remainder of I h • sPecial conference in Chlc•go week. this faU. Reports will be heard doily Cllma• ol the cootereac:e will on such mallfrS as IJilsllon . lie Friday mOI'Iliq, Jane 17, work in United States alld IIi 47 · w11ea Blsbtp Euley announc countries abroad, Christian ed· · e1 appolalmeata ol 1811 min· loten to cburcbea lor lbe ll&6 f1 <ODiereace year. Approxi· mately 175 cbaaces are upectedty to be made. Mlntatero Ia 1ew aiJipmenl• won be ' in lllelr aew pulpit• tbe loUow· ,la1 Sl111day-JDDe II, ' Sundry' $doool attendance on Delegates will be re~~~~ . May 19 w.as i7, offering f1l.38. log churches in the It , Worship services were held al of the conference which em10:45 with Ernest Taylor lead· bra ceo the western 60 per eer.t log. 1be MYJI' held its regular of Ohio from Lake Erie to Ule meetin& Sunday at 6:30 P· m. Ohio River. Those districts are: Worship services followed witll Chillicothe with 157 ch•rch· the Rev. Cislo' at N5 p.m. e.s; Chindnnatl with 64, Colum· A lqe crowd attended the bus, 80 Dayton, 68; Defiance, funerlli wvices for Mrs. Sarah 101 ; Lima, 9B Portsouth, 152: Pen~~~~ held at the Orange Springfield, 91 : Toledo, 84 : Christian Church Saturday alt. mington, 137, and ZanesvUie, 99. I I Alfred Society Notes ernoon. Several alumni from here attended the Alumni banquet held at tile old Tuppers Plains 1Dtb School building, Salomlay evening, Mav 21. Helen Findling ol Coiumbuo spo!nt the Memorial Day week end here .with Mr. tnd Mrs. Russell Fondliq. She wu BC· companied home by her mother, wht h•d spent several weeks in ColumbUI with her chUdren. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clark ol CoolviUe recently visited Wil· liam Johnson. M and Mrs. Paul Buckley and Mr. an<' Mrs. Robert Swarts of Columbus recently went to Huntincton, W. Va., to attend funeral eervlces lo: Junior Me· ~!Mia. ! . 1 .I · Mr1. Sophia Clldwell ceiebrated ber Mtll birthday on l\lay 27. VIIIIiiii her were Mr. and Mrs. <\very Geo&lein, Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Goroon Caldwell of Tuppers PJams Mr · and Mrs. Clarence Atloerton and la~ily of Columbus spent Memonal Day weekend With hos parent.o, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atherlon and Wilma J..:an. .. Recenl Vllllors of Clara Foil· rod .and Nina Roblnlon were stev<e and Kathy FoUrod, J.e. ota Cooper, Mr. and Mn. Ger. aid Swartz and famny of MarJ. etta, Mr. and Mrl. Robert Rob1_, and daughters of Belpre, and Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Foil· rod and family of Pomeroy. Pul weekend visiloi'B of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie were \llldred S~ry . and Mr. and : · Sed 0 Brien, all of Coium· Roc . ent vlsotors of Mr. and lfrs. Paul Buek~ey and family were Mrs. Lettie Mered!tll of ::Oiumbus, Mrs. Leilia Koblentz 111 Chester, Mrs Mabel Swartz ·of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Buckley, Reedavllle, and How. 11'11 Buckley, Mar!t!lla. George Logan, Ivor Logan, 1al Well, Mr: and Mra. Gene il'eil and fanuly, Mr. and Mn. ~oward Collins of Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Dwliht Lopu and Mr. ond Mrs. Eimer Balley, Pom!I'Dy. visited Mrs. Callie J.o. lan. : ors were Mr. and Mrs. Richard swarl2 and family of Ravenna. Recent visitors at the Elm· wood Nursing Home were Mrs. Elizabeth Clay of Chesler, Wolfe of Choster to see her mother, Thelma Sprague; Long, Pomeroy, to see Kreislelmeier, Nancy to aee her .: , brated her 9011o bi;=~~ home of her son. er. ReedsvYie. ' Mrs. Edwin Bailey ville visited Mrs. ley recently. Riley Howe returned home with her lor a viait. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and Conni sue of Pomeroy vlllied Mr. aiocl Mrs. William Carr and family and Mr. and Mrs. Charleo D. Woode last Salur· day evening. Mrs. Lloyd Boothe and son, "Doc" and daughter, Hetha, of Newark visited Uoyd Bootlle at lhf Elmwood Nursing Home. Mrs. Huel Murphy recently spent a weekend II hOme witll her son, Bukh, who was home on leave from the service, stationed In Germany Mr. and Mrs. Charies O'Brien and son Kevin of Columbus· 1penl S~nday with her laUoer, Garner Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kuhi and family of Little Hocking l\l"morial Day with her ents Mr. Inti Mrs Milliard Swa~tz and Terry · Mr. and Mr~. Dinsmore Boyles spent Sunday witll her lllother, Mrs. Floorence Sturm at Mliislone, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode attended Memorial Day aervicea at the Chester ceme1ery and on the l!'ay borne call· ed on Mr. and Mn. c. E. Woode at Tuppers Plains. Clara Follrod and Nina Robinson spent a recent Sunday afternoon with Mrs came Swartz. · Martin Dorst l1o 1 patient ID a Columbus hospital where be is recovering from eye sur&ery. . Oak llilJ' · SOCJ'ety Notes -Mr. and Mn. Gary Zlmmerman of i'oalorls apent weekeJIII witll Mr. and 1\fra, ry Spencer IIIII visited Hallie Frederick. Kermit and Daytou McElroy o1 Qow" ·i.Ut. Jlr. ,and am. 1117 Mt!Eiro1 and family, Mill L114a KcE1197 llid fl1end at lld lamDy. Mitftw l(ilnl Dlabrat!Qri llfl'l. r..o~a ~~and Mr. lbeJio mother IIIII pandinolher, :'-.!:.~rl;~::t." !4 =·v~ Metm~y, llrf. Vn lilli1l. Olllor visit- • Gent .....,.,._ 1181111 FNerlek . . . dI · · •" .. _I II ·· if' [; . 1 I , /'Super Right" Meatsl .~. .. ' / '' ..... t "SUPER~RIGHT;, QUAUTY· lltlft\MEQ . ...-WELL. . \ ' What '' ... \ BLAD.E CUTS brid6 should know! lb. .. I'RESij.,-LEAN-TAm ANY SIZE PIICI ····(;round Chuck BraunKhwieger lb.49' ·ALL GOOD , · ROUND IONI-ARM CUT Guck Roast .......... lb. 49c Slctcl Bacon 2 lb. pkg. $1.49 LIAN-T.NDIR - WILL TRIMMID-.ILADI CUT WHOLI HAM MIATY TASTY · COOICID-CINTIIt CUT IONILISI PROZIN FRESH CHICKEN A&PPolicy. . No matter who makes it, if A&P sells it, A&P guarantees it. .., RED RIPE Jsno Porkor-6 Vorlttloo-l~b., 441. pkf. ~; cJ .....,. Made With JANE PARKER f',lour~ ' E~eh Lemon Pie · ...... ··· each 49c JANI PARKIIt-CAitAMEL l·lb. Pecan Rolls · .... ·.. pkg. 45c IIMvH . 99c JANI PARKIII-PIOniD Ball Donuts ·.. · · · · · pkg. 29c ~ .. Half Food Fe atures ! Grun Beans ·· · · 2 pkgs. 99c HASH attOWN A&P Potatoes ~ lb. pkg. 29c AAP ORANGI Fluff Cake .. .. .. 2 pkgs. 89c ·A&P FIOZEN Po~to . Morsels 1 ;!:. 79c Tasty Do iry Se lections I WISCONSIN ivRIIYtlrttlc~~~rMt"A" ' ·Fmll~t~t ~~~ ~·: Sharp Cheese ,. ... 69' ·" ... .~:RIB ' ' ., 7Sc , . •"- • Gradecl Good COFFEE 12 oz. lonus Jar / . . ·- ' .. ' · ·•:.Jl' .: . . f:IOJ411-12-4tt. .... s•lnner ,,...,.,~ Pmemt ... · 12« olar "''1· ~·IIJfant Dry Milk ·.. ·.... · 89c ANN · I!AI~UR PINin QUALITY . > · &rapt Jam . " " ' 2.,.'Lor 55C •AIPIIIAND . . . .. .. , · ...._ CoHea 10-iz.far 99c ANN PAI~UR .PINin QU~LITY ' ~ a..,•. · ' NrU,IOney .... 3' , . At!N PA~ Varloll-l:llo..- , . ·. ' We Have A Complete Se_,ion , . Of Fathers Day Card• and Gifts ' '' a I I • 1 > ' ' " i ' 1 • • I_ ' • HI-C FRUIT DRINKS ., f. ALL ' 3 Wa~bes , \ .' . ' . t ·, u 46oz. can• Del Monte .. -: "· ~~ PINEAPPLE • GRAPEFRUIT DIINK .'1 ~·~"" 3 ~ 46oz. cans $1 .....,._. lrand--l•lll Poniily Size CIM SALAD s-1111 Bowlby KRAFT NEW, REO AppiUMe 7 - 1-lb.'ltlll·$1. , . I PICNIC PLEASERSf\, ,. : DRESSING • • • :. 35c . · , ;.. , ~ · , 1 .. ,_. · •..,. , r:~u!":. FROZEN FOOD Bf!Y! ·····for Fi••hn11• fAacartlili·1... • ' : ; ' 'MIX~!' IIZI....1.Jii; 1..._ .... · W~ ........ Pkt~· 59c. AU Ptai,·~ .... ·:,5 ttl, 79c ' \ •·.,;1'! FLAVORS POTATOES 1 lb.,..,,' ,, '.. ,lit . n~ AI~ ·~AND l Tender! l Juicy! EmbaMy Brand Ptalltlf Iutter ·· 2 lb.lar' 79c Tea ltlf• .... Pkg. of 41"d7., ;ft!IITI r '[. t • . l l c FRENCH FRIED OUII 'O~N ILIND . <ill STEAK Folger's ln1tant ·llueb...tas .... ·.. · plat 49c Fine Grocer·y Fea tures! . 11 LIAN BONELESS SwHI Corn .... 10 ears 69c ANN · PAII-'-ITRAWIIIIRY $,.39 Cubed Beef Stew Meat CAROLINA J!I,ORIDA-I'ANCY ROUND STEAK Quality Beef Piaehis ··:· 2 lb. pq. 39c ,. 99c ' '' l It Tastes BeHer 31b.pkg. Outdoors ••• IIOIO~YILLOWMIAT SWHT . ·· AAP CUT 111. H. Wiler .ttldtd - SULTANA lUND Fro zen s·9c Cooked Hams Pull Sh•nk i" 81'H A PEARL STS. - RACINE FULLY "COOKED WATERMELONS Twin Pack Cotkies ·· pkg. '39c ~.· liliAn ---,,, - lit. Fruits ond Ve~Jetablesl ,...-l>'l~t Ba ked Foodsl BR~AD 49t 4-:. 89c Chicken POTATO LEGS lb. POT PIES Turkey _ _ P(Hk''' Open 8 to 8-Moa. Thru Sat. PRISK-TASTY IRAND 'Is this a good reason for shopping A&P? It's one of many. Jane MARKET Pork Steaks ...... ·.. · lb. 89c Chicken Livers .. ·.. ·.. lb. 59c ji· I ,AC.,IC 1'U. fresh, Pure Freshly Ground A Stewing Betf ·...... · lb. 79c Sliced Halibut .. ·.. ·.. lb. 79c . GROUND BEEF ·Ful••Valu , letfShort Ribs ·.. .. · lb. 49c Hatn Slices .. · ...... · lb. 99c TINDIR-CUIID ' Graded Good Quality For The Outdoor !iating Setl RACINE lb. 69c 0 •••••• BETTER MEALS ... SAVINGS FOR I JUNE 9-1 0·11'.· . Quck Steaks .. ·.... · lb. 49c Cooked Hams .. ··· ·.. lb. 65c We think it's important for brides, new or old, to find a store they can trust, · · •, to know that !i!Verything they buy is totally guaranteed. ...• • ,.. < aUTT HALP . English Roast · ·· ····· lb. 59c Cooked Ham Knowing these things is important. , Knowing this is important, too: A&P is a store you can trust. Brides have been doing it for over a century. As a matter of fact, nobody has ever had more brides walk down their aisle than A&P. PE for lielep Stout, Stroilsa lal Lowtl\~r, , 1\ilnmle Sherry Willis, Diane Stout, ny and Ronda Whittington, Dye, Carol and Mike ~" ,,;;,• SharoR Cox, Belly_a"!! Fre~~ Jones, Nancy Smith, SUsie Nelson, Oonni~ , l{athy, · Rexie Cheadle and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cheadle. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Townsend of CleVeland, and Mr. and Luther Alien, Athens, were at ·'liemple Cemetery during the recent weekend and reneWed acquaintances in the communi· ty • . BONELESS lb. Let's see! His shirts ... starch or no starch? His eggs ... sunnyside up or over lightly? Hisepffee ... a bit on the strong side? His steak:.. medium-~e or rare-rare? His favorite pie ... apple or cherry? .... ~ ' •. ,. 6rerynow !aUOMnter,; Mn Davio ond 1011, Jerry. lin. Mqaret Kennedy and !hlklren of Bradbury visited loeir mother, Hazel Davis. Recently clllilll Oil Mr. and 1 llrs. Chari.. D. Woode wen lls alster, Mrs. Ora Seltlelfer IUd RIJmond and Roberla, J..u. ""' Shumway, all ol C<llum· ,.., IOU his alster, Carrie Bur· ooo .ol Atllena. Mr. and Mn. Don l•ndon or ruppers Plainl recerrUy rillt. !d Mr. and Mn. Paul Buekley I . · ••••• :.··· llozi ~Sc • ••• Al;o lr1nd Early Garden gal. jug . ·1,, .,''~' •' �• ) . jt; ! ' · ,l', • ' I jl ;. I ' • • •. ! .,. ' .,. " ·' 'J ~~· lhnlln•~ Poinlrof:l{ld~!lllrt, ,0., • ' / \ • ' ~ . . • \ . ., - '. •, ' .'\ ' '• ' and Mrs. 1\"Y , innel and. aons Mr. Inti Mra;,Don~ld Simdll~ ?liltOri• t1 Mr.' .. , ~ the IIWIIIII • .· ~et. ie-ed the holpllll May • lor · ·· ' · ·' ·· · '('l:J · 'lio •• · of Belpre Mrs. ·Marie ChiP' our and Delmar ~i<llii!!W ' of Mra, Fra.b!<· daul """' ¥1:. ~~ ~ ~ vtslll;lrl "!ft MJ:. and ln!llmant of an Infection of tilt t' b nian of Po.W.y and l\lr. and Cohii!Jbl"' were weekend fl..b! Mrs. G. G. Gau), Athena, Mrs. Mrs.1 Howa~ ' Woli. 'S.Ipre. ' lOwer urinary tract. Mrs. Wlllarci Hines·, AtheM Rd. of Floyd !!XIenour. ',·. . / !.!mile pa~h M!;i: ori~ Gaql, I ~dY·five ~w '"!' ,MOO. ,, Mrs. Lellle Mere~lllll: 'Col~m· l Mr. arid Mrs •. l!;ddte Robei'IS Suml!er. ,!!nd 11!'·· ~nd, )Ill! ~ ~· for • Vip ,10 ,Waab- POU. WATCRIIRS bus was a ' weekend gu0111 of. and daughters, Akion, visited· Charles ~lee. af!d. lamby, 111-l ii!Clon. D. C., !';lew ..Y~ .. JlhiJ. .' WA8H~GWN (UPI) ~~ 111 QD Mr.. and Mrl. P. F. Koblenlz. Sunday witldlrs. Lillie Ch~IJ: cine. · '. ( 1 > adelpllla, V.-Jl~Y .FOI'It aiJII Uet. ed)!~llons Am~usador ~· · """ · . •·.' · · ;' By ~ ALLEN Mr. and Mrs. · ~ohnny Newell ty. Monday visitors were· Mr. M!'S· Claylon Allen ~ BUI ~. and will r~!w'l! hOme J, GOld~ ••Y•· the Unlled ~ 'lbt lllh 1Hiion of _lh,t_~lo . ue~P,On•.~~ip .•~d evari· BibleS were. presented Sun· : and son, Columbus, wer~ week and Mrs. Donald Matlack and were In ~tllens;Frldar: · . ~ /~nt.$, Thf~ were ,~ Sl8114 llfOIIIIY eupporll" ~)Conferenceot'llll~ P~. \;QCUU.Uifl IIUCIIIt ' "'vii- eay mornifl¥ ai 'iJic "Chtiittr · ~:~u: jiUC..'t cf Mr . err:!~.. Poo~ _Kay. Belpre. . Mr. •nd~_ Mri. .. B~_ QW ~pa~ rY. ~·e"!~~- ~~ ~J_~__ ..o_L ~~:t':~ pol 611111 Church opens Sunllay ~ern•. the operation ol lnstilu· Melllodlst Church to Bill AI· Hobart Newell. Mrs. W~yne Clelland of Lon· llbl•ba"! 01 Dayton eaueo · un ~~Foci, "'·• '"'· ~ ... . """''""" "• -- - -··· """" illpl, JUJII' 12, at Lakelkle 011 IIDP• and intei'denominatlonal le,n, Allee Smith, Gary Wolle, Mr. and 'Mrs. Harry Bailey don called on V. D. Cleland, Mr. 'fiid ·rolfe. La-!rence Smith ~Mr. IJahr . ., \. ·,. other bilmlatlonal or1anlzaU111 L:ike Erie where lor Ove days, .r.Jrs. , · ,Linda Larkl~s, 1Jrenda Toney, of Pomeroy visited ..with. Mr. Sunday. . · one .~ay recently. •· · lor the .~eduled eiectiOm ia . 2.000 delegates wiD formulfte . :t\0 Rev. Dr. R~lph W. Sock, Tom Dorst, Malilyn Karr, Es· and Mrs. Rex Bailey, Monday. Miss MarUyn Wilson and Mr. Mr. ~nd Mr~. John Lodwick, ~~El'l .RJWOV"'ED . &outll V . lti. Nam., polldeo for the church in the llllll, pastor edlet'IIUS ol Chnst lber Spencer, Paul Chadwell, Mr. and Mrs. HarOld Hawk David Bei~stro, Columbus, via- Colwn~ tijlted Mrs:J .I!'fl: WAB!tpfil:roN !OPI) -Sen. Tift. llllbaaaador, ~~~ will coming year. C~urch, Method~!, New York J~ha McCoy, Susan Frederlc.k, and sons, McConnellsville, were 1lied over tbe weekend with M~. Lodwick .ov~r q;e w~ . , " (:arl , ~· ~~P•.-.J).AI:"-, .. • ~wJD!en Monday. alter mm . Wpr and hunger In the work! C!o/, and a natJYe Oh1oan, Barbara McGrath · and Charles weekend guests of Mrs. Letha I and Mrs: Thomas Weber. Mr. and Mrs. -Burgess F'tir· Yll!.Qld•dead ill lila fltJU!le1 Is bii wllh I IJ'OIIP ol senator~.. and tht problems stemmihg be the conference preacher. He Knight. Wood. Monday · visitors . were . Miss Opal Qllutt of Athens gers~n, 'Hunllngtpn,,·'!t~ over: UJII'<:~-iQ ·bt -~~ ,!ioml noted tllat, the SaiJOII IOVf~omal".uenceandpoverty ·~will deliver sermons on Mon· Monday visitors'' Mr. and [Mr. ~d Mrs. Virgil Wood oi[Rd., was an overnillit cuest illshl&uestA Of 'Mr. and .l!f'. J!etbeadaNaval~l~ter . ment ~a~ aakl!4l ,lor U.N. borne, Will be among major sui> day, Tuesday and Wednesday Mrs. Charles Woodl! were Mr. Athens. ol Allee Smll!J, ,. · CorU,s '\'!~! S&tu~~y, ~\81:. 81·. W~I~Sd•J.· ~ 1~11 Olio · abterv~ . · .. .Jlple 8, IIMIB . 1 f .''~·. :Ohler . "'M.·e 'odist rr.t f.. ' . •..es e. • . \!AID erence .. ..·, ' . ' . • .d SoeJety· .Notes . ' · "d' ' ..0penQ at LakesJ .e ay . - · • !IIden- ·• 1 s til: o• I !· ' . :;~g::. :•m:~ ~~! at~~~ ~.mhighUght will , be dations for their 1.1~ congre- 'lll•·"'day evening when Bishop gallons to put into action. Ensley ordains appronmately Bishop F. Gerald Ensley, 70 new ministers and Bishop spiritual and temporal leader W!Uis J. King, retired, of New of the 350,1100 Methodists In the Orleans, delivers the ordlna· Qhio Conference, will set I he Uon sermon. tone for dellbarations in a aer· Bishop Paul M. Herrick df mon at 8 p.m. Sunday. Dayton, Evangelical United The first blllliliess session Brethren Church leader, will will be Monday morn1111. In the bring greetings from his denom· afternoon. delegates assigned to biatlon thai day His appear•nce ID legislative sections will put will carry particular signficance the final touches to lejl!lation because tile question of union that will be presented to th e of the EUB and Methodist de 1eneral sessions lor approval nominaUohl wiD be voted •t a through the remainder of I h • sPecial conference in Chlc•go week. this faU. Reports will be heard doily Cllma• ol the cootereac:e will on such mallfrS as IJilsllon . lie Friday mOI'Iliq, Jane 17, work in United States alld IIi 47 · w11ea Blsbtp Euley announc countries abroad, Christian ed· · e1 appolalmeata ol 1811 min· loten to cburcbea lor lbe ll&6 f1 <ODiereace year. Approxi· mately 175 cbaaces are upectedty to be made. Mlntatero Ia 1ew aiJipmenl• won be ' in lllelr aew pulpit• tbe loUow· ,la1 Sl111day-JDDe II, ' Sundry' $doool attendance on Delegates will be re~~~~ . May 19 w.as i7, offering f1l.38. log churches in the It , Worship services were held al of the conference which em10:45 with Ernest Taylor lead· bra ceo the western 60 per eer.t log. 1be MYJI' held its regular of Ohio from Lake Erie to Ule meetin& Sunday at 6:30 P· m. Ohio River. Those districts are: Worship services followed witll Chillicothe with 157 ch•rch· the Rev. Cislo' at N5 p.m. e.s; Chindnnatl with 64, Colum· A lqe crowd attended the bus, 80 Dayton, 68; Defiance, funerlli wvices for Mrs. Sarah 101 ; Lima, 9B Portsouth, 152: Pen~~~~ held at the Orange Springfield, 91 : Toledo, 84 : Christian Church Saturday alt. mington, 137, and ZanesvUie, 99. I I Alfred Society Notes ernoon. Several alumni from here attended the Alumni banquet held at tile old Tuppers Plains 1Dtb School building, Salomlay evening, Mav 21. Helen Findling ol Coiumbuo spo!nt the Memorial Day week end here .with Mr. tnd Mrs. Russell Fondliq. She wu BC· companied home by her mother, wht h•d spent several weeks in ColumbUI with her chUdren. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clark ol CoolviUe recently visited Wil· liam Johnson. M and Mrs. Paul Buckley and Mr. an<' Mrs. Robert Swarts of Columbus recently went to Huntincton, W. Va., to attend funeral eervlces lo: Junior Me· ~!Mia. ! . 1 .I · Mr1. Sophia Clldwell ceiebrated ber Mtll birthday on l\lay 27. VIIIIiiii her were Mr. and Mrs. <\very Geo&lein, Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Goroon Caldwell of Tuppers PJams Mr · and Mrs. Clarence Atloerton and la~ily of Columbus spent Memonal Day weekend With hos parent.o, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atherlon and Wilma J..:an. .. Recenl Vllllors of Clara Foil· rod .and Nina Roblnlon were stev<e and Kathy FoUrod, J.e. ota Cooper, Mr. and Mn. Ger. aid Swartz and famny of MarJ. etta, Mr. and Mrl. Robert Rob1_, and daughters of Belpre, and Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Foil· rod and family of Pomeroy. Pul weekend visiloi'B of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie were \llldred S~ry . and Mr. and : · Sed 0 Brien, all of Coium· Roc . ent vlsotors of Mr. and lfrs. Paul Buek~ey and family were Mrs. Lettie Mered!tll of ::Oiumbus, Mrs. Leilia Koblentz 111 Chester, Mrs Mabel Swartz ·of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Buckley, Reedavllle, and How. 11'11 Buckley, Mar!t!lla. George Logan, Ivor Logan, 1al Well, Mr: and Mra. Gene il'eil and fanuly, Mr. and Mn. ~oward Collins of Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Dwliht Lopu and Mr. ond Mrs. Eimer Balley, Pom!I'Dy. visited Mrs. Callie J.o. lan. : ors were Mr. and Mrs. Richard swarl2 and family of Ravenna. Recent visitors at the Elm· wood Nursing Home were Mrs. Elizabeth Clay of Chesler, Wolfe of Choster to see her mother, Thelma Sprague; Long, Pomeroy, to see Kreislelmeier, Nancy to aee her .: , brated her 9011o bi;=~~ home of her son. er. ReedsvYie. ' Mrs. Edwin Bailey ville visited Mrs. ley recently. Riley Howe returned home with her lor a viait. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and Conni sue of Pomeroy vlllied Mr. aiocl Mrs. William Carr and family and Mr. and Mrs. Charleo D. Woode last Salur· day evening. Mrs. Lloyd Boothe and son, "Doc" and daughter, Hetha, of Newark visited Uoyd Bootlle at lhf Elmwood Nursing Home. Mrs. Huel Murphy recently spent a weekend II hOme witll her son, Bukh, who was home on leave from the service, stationed In Germany Mr. and Mrs. Charies O'Brien and son Kevin of Columbus· 1penl S~nday with her laUoer, Garner Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kuhi and family of Little Hocking l\l"morial Day with her ents Mr. Inti Mrs Milliard Swa~tz and Terry · Mr. and Mr~. Dinsmore Boyles spent Sunday witll her lllother, Mrs. Floorence Sturm at Mliislone, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode attended Memorial Day aervicea at the Chester ceme1ery and on the l!'ay borne call· ed on Mr. and Mn. c. E. Woode at Tuppers Plains. Clara Follrod and Nina Robinson spent a recent Sunday afternoon with Mrs came Swartz. · Martin Dorst l1o 1 patient ID a Columbus hospital where be is recovering from eye sur&ery. . Oak llilJ' · SOCJ'ety Notes -Mr. and Mn. Gary Zlmmerman of i'oalorls apent weekeJIII witll Mr. and 1\fra, ry Spencer IIIII visited Hallie Frederick. Kermit and Daytou McElroy o1 Qow" ·i.Ut. Jlr. ,and am. 1117 Mt!Eiro1 and family, Mill L114a KcE1197 llid fl1end at lld lamDy. Mitftw l(ilnl Dlabrat!Qri llfl'l. r..o~a ~~and Mr. lbeJio mother IIIII pandinolher, :'-.!:.~rl;~::t." !4 =·v~ Metm~y, llrf. Vn lilli1l. Olllor visit- • Gent .....,.,._ 1181111 FNerlek . . . dI · · •" .. _I II ·· if' [; . 1 I , /'Super Right" Meatsl .~. .. ' / '' ..... t "SUPER~RIGHT;, QUAUTY· lltlft\MEQ . ...-WELL. . \ ' What '' ... \ BLAD.E CUTS brid6 should know! lb. .. I'RESij.,-LEAN-TAm ANY SIZE PIICI ····(;round Chuck BraunKhwieger lb.49' ·ALL GOOD , · ROUND IONI-ARM CUT Guck Roast .......... lb. 49c Slctcl Bacon 2 lb. pkg. $1.49 LIAN-T.NDIR - WILL TRIMMID-.ILADI CUT WHOLI HAM MIATY TASTY · COOICID-CINTIIt CUT IONILISI PROZIN FRESH CHICKEN A&PPolicy. . No matter who makes it, if A&P sells it, A&P guarantees it. .., RED RIPE Jsno Porkor-6 Vorlttloo-l~b., 441. pkf. ~; cJ .....,. Made With JANE PARKER f',lour~ ' E~eh Lemon Pie · ...... ··· each 49c JANI PARKIIt-CAitAMEL l·lb. Pecan Rolls · .... ·.. pkg. 45c IIMvH . 99c JANI PARKIII-PIOniD Ball Donuts ·.. · · · · · pkg. 29c ~ .. Half Food Fe atures ! Grun Beans ·· · · 2 pkgs. 99c HASH attOWN A&P Potatoes ~ lb. pkg. 29c AAP ORANGI Fluff Cake .. .. .. 2 pkgs. 89c ·A&P FIOZEN Po~to . Morsels 1 ;!:. 79c Tasty Do iry Se lections I WISCONSIN ivRIIYtlrttlc~~~rMt"A" ' ·Fmll~t~t ~~~ ~·: Sharp Cheese ,. ... 69' ·" ... .~:RIB ' ' ., 7Sc , . •"- • Gradecl Good COFFEE 12 oz. lonus Jar / . . ·- ' .. ' · ·•:.Jl' .: . . f:IOJ411-12-4tt. .... s•lnner ,,...,.,~ Pmemt ... · 12« olar "''1· ~·IIJfant Dry Milk ·.. ·.... · 89c ANN · I!AI~UR PINin QUALITY . > · &rapt Jam . " " ' 2.,.'Lor 55C •AIPIIIAND . . . .. .. , · ...._ CoHea 10-iz.far 99c ANN PAI~UR .PINin QU~LITY ' ~ a..,•. · ' NrU,IOney .... 3' , . At!N PA~ Varloll-l:llo..- , . ·. ' We Have A Complete Se_,ion , . Of Fathers Day Card• and Gifts ' '' a I I • 1 > ' ' " i ' 1 • • I_ ' • HI-C FRUIT DRINKS ., f. ALL ' 3 Wa~bes , \ .' . ' . t ·, u 46oz. can• Del Monte .. -: "· ~~ PINEAPPLE • GRAPEFRUIT DIINK .'1 ~·~"" 3 ~ 46oz. cans $1 .....,._. lrand--l•lll Poniily Size CIM SALAD s-1111 Bowlby KRAFT NEW, REO AppiUMe 7 - 1-lb.'ltlll·$1. , . I PICNIC PLEASERSf\, ,. : DRESSING • • • :. 35c . · , ;.. , ~ · , 1 .. ,_. · •..,. , r:~u!":. FROZEN FOOD Bf!Y! ·····for Fi••hn11• fAacartlili·1... • ' : ; ' 'MIX~!' IIZI....1.Jii; 1..._ .... · W~ ........ Pkt~· 59c. AU Ptai,·~ .... ·:,5 ttl, 79c ' \ •·.,;1'! FLAVORS POTATOES 1 lb.,..,,' ,, '.. ,lit . n~ AI~ ·~AND l Tender! l Juicy! EmbaMy Brand Ptalltlf Iutter ·· 2 lb.lar' 79c Tea ltlf• .... Pkg. of 41"d7., ;ft!IITI r '[. t • . l l c FRENCH FRIED OUII 'O~N ILIND . <ill STEAK Folger's ln1tant ·llueb...tas .... ·.. · plat 49c Fine Grocer·y Fea tures! . 11 LIAN BONELESS SwHI Corn .... 10 ears 69c ANN · PAII-'-ITRAWIIIIRY $,.39 Cubed Beef Stew Meat CAROLINA J!I,ORIDA-I'ANCY ROUND STEAK Quality Beef Piaehis ··:· 2 lb. pq. 39c ,. 99c ' '' l It Tastes BeHer 31b.pkg. Outdoors ••• IIOIO~YILLOWMIAT SWHT . ·· AAP CUT 111. H. Wiler .ttldtd - SULTANA lUND Fro zen s·9c Cooked Hams Pull Sh•nk i" 81'H A PEARL STS. - RACINE FULLY "COOKED WATERMELONS Twin Pack Cotkies ·· pkg. '39c ~.· liliAn ---,,, - lit. Fruits ond Ve~Jetablesl ,...-l>'l~t Ba ked Foodsl BR~AD 49t 4-:. 89c Chicken POTATO LEGS lb. POT PIES Turkey _ _ P(Hk''' Open 8 to 8-Moa. Thru Sat. PRISK-TASTY IRAND 'Is this a good reason for shopping A&P? It's one of many. Jane MARKET Pork Steaks ...... ·.. · lb. 89c Chicken Livers .. ·.. ·.. lb. 59c ji· I ,AC.,IC 1'U. fresh, Pure Freshly Ground A Stewing Betf ·...... · lb. 79c Sliced Halibut .. ·.. ·.. lb. 79c . GROUND BEEF ·Ful••Valu , letfShort Ribs ·.. .. · lb. 49c Hatn Slices .. · ...... · lb. 99c TINDIR-CUIID ' Graded Good Quality For The Outdoor !iating Setl RACINE lb. 69c 0 •••••• BETTER MEALS ... SAVINGS FOR I JUNE 9-1 0·11'.· . Quck Steaks .. ·.... · lb. 49c Cooked Hams .. ··· ·.. lb. 65c We think it's important for brides, new or old, to find a store they can trust, · · •, to know that !i!Verything they buy is totally guaranteed. ...• • ,.. < aUTT HALP . English Roast · ·· ····· lb. 59c Cooked Ham Knowing these things is important. , Knowing this is important, too: A&P is a store you can trust. Brides have been doing it for over a century. As a matter of fact, nobody has ever had more brides walk down their aisle than A&P. PE for lielep Stout, Stroilsa lal Lowtl\~r, , 1\ilnmle Sherry Willis, Diane Stout, ny and Ronda Whittington, Dye, Carol and Mike ~" ,,;;,• SharoR Cox, Belly_a"!! Fre~~ Jones, Nancy Smith, SUsie Nelson, Oonni~ , l{athy, · Rexie Cheadle and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cheadle. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Townsend of CleVeland, and Mr. and Luther Alien, Athens, were at ·'liemple Cemetery during the recent weekend and reneWed acquaintances in the communi· ty • . BONELESS lb. Let's see! His shirts ... starch or no starch? His eggs ... sunnyside up or over lightly? Hisepffee ... a bit on the strong side? His steak:.. medium-~e or rare-rare? His favorite pie ... apple or cherry? .... ~ ' •. ,. 6rerynow !aUOMnter,; Mn Davio ond 1011, Jerry. lin. Mqaret Kennedy and !hlklren of Bradbury visited loeir mother, Hazel Davis. Recently clllilll Oil Mr. and 1 llrs. Chari.. D. Woode wen lls alster, Mrs. Ora Seltlelfer IUd RIJmond and Roberla, J..u. ""' Shumway, all ol C<llum· ,.., IOU his alster, Carrie Bur· ooo .ol Atllena. Mr. and Mn. Don l•ndon or ruppers Plainl recerrUy rillt. !d Mr. and Mn. Paul Buekley I . · ••••• :.··· llozi ~Sc • ••• Al;o lr1nd Early Garden gal. jug . ·1,, .,''~' •' �.1 , .' ,. . · · ,. . . ~ WOULD' YOU I ~- '' . . \ ·' ''\' .. -~. . ' '· ' .. ' : ·- ~ If: '·' . I ' n· . ' ' ' ' . ~ ' ' . BELIEVE . . . •••I 20% lf·SS-t . , : e . CALtA ." ' I ' . i_. ' \ . ' -STYLE MOM'S BEEN SAVING ON FOOD SINcE SHE STARTED ,. .\ ' .. . . ~,. . ·;:·(~ • :~ · THArS flOW MUCH MY ' ~-- .. ' .. . ' .... -.•'" '. ' ,. ' LB. > SHOPPING AT FOODLAND ••• SAVINGS OF UP TO 20% ON tiER TOTAL FOOD BILL! ,· . ' . I WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY ~· ·ileport, ' ' ' . ' '· . .. ~:·· ' ' ,1' . ONUS ·auv · ·STOKELY FOLD f015YORAGI PINEAPPLEGRAPEFRUIT 77 DRINK J' Kanauga, 0. • 10 BONUS BUY ~OODLAND . I HAM SANDWI.· . .Es · •· TI N y s I {.' ' 2 CONVENIENT lOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU i TENDERBEST 0. . 303 CANS - 46 oz. can ~ _., fMIIt !Itt. ellalrl Made fl alumi~vm tvl>o · 8oalla a . plastic arm Conlounad """· llaclc. .LIGHT ' BATTERIES EACH 'I EASY MONDAY PRODUCE BONUS BUY CABBAGE - VAN CAMP I SIZE 300sizecan ·Crisco Oil ~ ... 77c Jello ll..i 9c · JeUo Whip& Chill _ 19c ...~~-~· K'*.ro Syrup.,.:_ ~ 27c GIANT LB. BEANS LOW PRICES SOAP POWDE.RS C PORK and EVERYDAY ' FRESH, GREEN ·.·.PHILCO · ' .. \ ·Sprinkle ploces JOUr hose am't r1<1ch. Colorful, rugged, rustproof and UGHTWEIGHTI Two handlo1, romovoblo oprlnklehoad. 95 I I DISCOUNT SHOE$ .. . I I I Hershey'sCococl_ ·~ 3'c · FOR THE WHOLE · fDISCOUNT PRICES FAMILY ONIONS ,. . \ ' c LB. BAG ' CUTRITil .;. ; \ . ' DAIRY I i FAIRMONT BUnERMILK l gal. MAXWElL CUCUMBERS OR PEPPERS c · ' ., ' WaX P,aper · . · , 24c · for HOUSE ,COFFEl.· · . 5 QT. PLASTIC; ·•· . .··• eREGUI.AR or eDRIP l. ' . ' ' ' ' I Jl·' • !.1 • -~·~ ' ' • l ' EACH ·• • . ' ~ ~ • ' . ' . ,. r c . r .. , ., ,, • • ! • '' ' ' ~!"' ;: -J:l1 . , J ... J ~ ' "'' ' ~ t . - .•. '- !l -:.OPEN ,~, • r ..' - , ' l . 9:3()...~~3~ ·,. ~ .. .. ·' . �.1 , .' ,. . · · ,. . . ~ WOULD' YOU I ~- '' . . \ ·' ''\' .. -~. . ' '· ' .. ' : ·- ~ If: '·' . I ' n· . ' ' ' ' . ~ ' ' . BELIEVE . . . •••I 20% lf·SS-t . , : e . CALtA ." ' I ' . i_. ' \ . ' -STYLE MOM'S BEEN SAVING ON FOOD SINcE SHE STARTED ,. .\ ' .. . . ~,. . ·;:·(~ • :~ · THArS flOW MUCH MY ' ~-- .. ' .. . ' .... -.•'" '. ' ,. ' LB. > SHOPPING AT FOODLAND ••• SAVINGS OF UP TO 20% ON tiER TOTAL FOOD BILL! ,· . ' . I WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY ~· ·ileport, ' ' ' . ' '· . .. ~:·· ' ' ,1' . ONUS ·auv · ·STOKELY FOLD f015YORAGI PINEAPPLEGRAPEFRUIT 77 DRINK J' Kanauga, 0. • 10 BONUS BUY ~OODLAND . I HAM SANDWI.· . .Es · •· TI N y s I {.' ' 2 CONVENIENT lOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU i TENDERBEST 0. . 303 CANS - 46 oz. can ~ _., fMIIt !Itt. ellalrl Made fl alumi~vm tvl>o · 8oalla a . plastic arm Conlounad """· llaclc. .LIGHT ' BATTERIES EACH 'I EASY MONDAY PRODUCE BONUS BUY CABBAGE - VAN CAMP I SIZE 300sizecan ·Crisco Oil ~ ... 77c Jello ll..i 9c · JeUo Whip& Chill _ 19c ...~~-~· K'*.ro Syrup.,.:_ ~ 27c GIANT LB. BEANS LOW PRICES SOAP POWDE.RS C PORK and EVERYDAY ' FRESH, GREEN ·.·.PHILCO · ' .. \ ·Sprinkle ploces JOUr hose am't r1<1ch. Colorful, rugged, rustproof and UGHTWEIGHTI Two handlo1, romovoblo oprlnklehoad. 95 I I DISCOUNT SHOE$ .. . I I I Hershey'sCococl_ ·~ 3'c · FOR THE WHOLE · fDISCOUNT PRICES FAMILY ONIONS ,. . \ ' c LB. BAG ' CUTRITil .;. ; \ . ' DAIRY I i FAIRMONT BUnERMILK l gal. MAXWElL CUCUMBERS OR PEPPERS c · ' ., ' WaX P,aper · . · , 24c · for HOUSE ,COFFEl.· · . 5 QT. PLASTIC; ·•· . .··• eREGUI.AR or eDRIP l. ' . ' ' ' ' I Jl·' • !.1 • -~·~ ' ' • l ' EACH ·• • . ' ~ ~ • ' . 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'UH,·· ·, · · · CHIG"~ ' . 64 Ford Chlult 1\<\NI(Y, EH~ 110-1-H....._,I eyt, Au1t. lrtl& Wfi... ..u lint. '63 ChtvroJtt f'*'OD ....·- ...... DArtT CROSSWORD NW I &.ca.. .a . -. p' .. ........,II.CP, I WEDDING PHOTOGWHS '2 IPU'I IIOI'J. e ll .. -.a be 1H11 at Glell s.a., llollmD, Ohlt. . I 1111p PIZZA :;:. &Oolr 1 ... Nil Dr. . . . . . .. Aulo. T - lla41e .... .....,,Whlllwolltl- .............. slit. .."- ~ C. & J. Tralltr - laMIII a ' AT m GREATEST 1'11111 • wltb ..._.. ~..mom. ....... 62 ForcJChl. 500 -..... ................ 64 Galaxlt XL ..... ........··u:.tr• I •• I eyL' At T...._ P, _ _ C.,IOtrllolt. I .... lrt........ """ ...- . ..... A ....... . . . ~art .... 11" ... _,.. .. , ... JloteCt..,.cM'-Ioo CALL W't ,.,. ftlk up At G. & G. CAPI 111 .W. MAUl -IIOY 0 MI'Mtpol\ Of The Quellly Ytu WIIIYuPor ALiftthM GlOVErs STUDIO WY S.2471 COMING IOONI •• ...do O. .ri.. ·T• .....,.O.rDrfvo... ....... Clw's Steal HtiH I:!111 '"' ' T ~I ' IXPERIINCED WHEEL fOe. 7lc, IIIII ~.II liB. .... 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The perfume of lbe 'l'tte met::Uni u~:~ ~tk the bas ~ !'~ ~~~inl quaiHiy, •erie of lhe monlb read by Mrs. ev~n fD be used te oorrect Charles Persinger, president. voua disorders. Tile roee Devotions taken from Isaiah classified as a piece of art 2!:3 and Romans 8:1-6 were led is lracell to Greek bv Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken pho called lbe rose the ~ith a meditation from The of the Flowers," and so Upper !Worn. retsns today. Communications and a thank A salad course was served vou note from Nora Rice, sec- the ,hostess, during the ~etary , for flower arrangements hour, The next meeting will made for Alumni banquet were the annual picnic at the home read. The report of the mem- of Mrs. Clair Karr. · bership committee was glftD and Mrs. Richard Jones was welcomes as a new mem~r. "The Romantic Rose," by !lelen Wilson, was the topic of the program presented by Mrs. Dor Schaefer. I t About ' Middleport ~~'"A;;~;~~ f Abo ~ Mr. and Mrs. Josepb Fields l and son, Jeffrey returned home (% \• Sunday evening. after a visit in '~ Jackson, Mich., with his sister, OMtfOY ~ Miss Mary Fields and in Chi~ cago, m. with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fields and son and Relatives have received word e~h Fields Jr. hat Mrs. Della Carnahan and i Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grinstead Belpre 1er daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ray · and daughter, Lori of Carnahan are both ill at the hos- ! were Sunday guests of her pital in Bucyrus. Iter, Mrs. Clair Spencer. The Rev . and Mrs. Dorrald Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shrieves Boone and ehildreR, David and of The Plains and Mr. and Mrs. Jeannie, have returned from a 1 Elmer Brodbeck of Anaheim, nonth's vacation and also at· i Calif., spent Tuesday evening .ended the Baptist Convention · with Mr. and Mrs. V. D. neld in Missouri. 1 wa<ds and family and helped Out-of-town guests here for ! Mr. Edwards celebrate his the wedding of Miss Judith But· i birthday. Birthday cake and ice ~he r and Robert Garwell Satur-1cream were served during iay were Mrs. Russell Wilson evening. and daught&, Coleen. Logan,' Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heines and Mrs. WilUam Lnhrer and Ravenswood, W. Va. visited daughl.t:!r, Athens. j day with their parents, M r s. Mrs. Kenneth Clae and dau- Theo !leines and Mr. and Mrs. ghters Marsha, Melissa and Me- 1 v D Edwards and family. gan, of Norfolk, Va. are visit· ,Mr.· and Mrs. E. J. Hill 1ng her mother, Mrs. Max Roll· visitors in Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. " Tuesday. Ml"l. J, ! · ,Dowso? h~s re- Teresa, Cindy, Susan :urned to,.... borne '" VIOnna, Juli Gooch spent the weel<end 'N . Va. after spen~mg the wm- with their grandparents, Mr. ler monthl bere w1tb her daugb- Mrs. Kerr Gooch, Gallipolis. " and family, Mr. and Mrs. M d M Ch I forrest Bachtel and Miss CM· h rtr. adn I a an sonsrsh.ave arteourned re 1 8 htel ' J0 hac R ·sell son of Mr and their home. Tulsa, Okla., us &qssell, ' '"t ~ lth his motber, , Mrs. drs. nWilliam has ·been a VISJ : . ut p I I . '•/ ' ' '· I I K.l io ,. ~ M&$CN Drive ·In Wr VA where be bas came m contact TONIGHT thru FRIDAY with famous personaUI!es of June 1-9·10 Wasbington including the Senator Pat NcNamara, "STRANGE BEDFELLOWS" Rock Hudson Mansfield, SeuafDr Lausche Gina Lollobrl.llldo Carl Hayden, oldeot aenator 1n (Color) Congres~ He bas missed Prell)o -anddent Johnson on his visits to 1 "THE LIVELY SIT" the bospilsl but bas seeD hll I James Daren beUcopter land oo the boepltal Pamela Tilfin ground. ~iii!iii: Visiting Mr. and Mrs, Roy Priddy of Middleport over lhe weekend were her sister, Mrs. Pont~roy, Oh11 VIctor Gotschall of .BalfD, Md., TONIGHT thru SATURDAY berniece, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Smilb and clilldren Teresa, _ _ _N_o_T_o.;p.;;1;.;"-- James Earl and Charles Ray, SUNDAY, MONDAY of Ballo, MeL; Mr. and Mrl. ••• TUiiSDAY Ray Gotscball of Parker• Juno 12-14 burg; Mr. snd Mrs. George , "MADAMI X" Bing and chlldret! of Coblm(Tecbnlco!orJ bus; Mr. ldlll Mrl. a Laaa "nlmer JordaD and llmlly, and Mn. Joba Fonylho ,._,__. Pierce an4 ....,._ Coierc.a-..... ;;.;,;;;;.;;.;;__ _ _.J' u-s•.AI P11111eroy, MEIGS THEATRE ' 1 ,. • I ,, '• ' -. ,_...,.., ... ,\ , .I ,, ' ' . . . ~ . . . . ··~ Drive Out To Our Warehouse On ~hanic Stnet- HeadquartenF~rJI~-..-~Tll(~l!i!r flvenijr'oiAil ~intis~ iqr iicycit•, lawn Mow•s, Used TV's and Used F~rnitvre - ~..,, L~tuf Park"(* • 0!*::!J,~ ~~t!Jijuse ·~ Mecllanlc St. . · _,. .~·~ . ~ Ht ·1.,/"'7 .,; i't. ~ ,li. ~-· ~;-._ , ·r t Use Elberfelds Free Parking .Lots Salel KODAK CAMERA ' ,FILM . ' ' ' $29.00 $21.00 $39.00 $8.00 $15.00 $9.00 $12.00 $15.00 BELL BOnoM A fine selection of girlll or cotton twill and fine quality denim, half elastic bell bottom )lllnb!, tailored Slle 261<34 Inches. Sotld rolors of blue, maize, pink boxer waistline. Sizes 3 to 6X arnl 7 to 14. and Solo pa~tel F~~";~RA.Y Solid white, ribbed crew top, Sizes 10 to 18. Ideal for casual wear or for work socks. · tiEdDORAN'r 7 oz. fi.19Siu 2 ON SALE OUR MENS $1.98 SHORT lor A flne selection of womens washable colton blouses in solids, stripes, checks, plaida and florals. Some per· manent preli& Sizes 82 to SB and 40 to 44 '1·00 -~ · R,e~ua ' • ,, ·a t ·y '~ ''· ' . -~~r ~. _,~:~II! 1 · ,~ · ' •. ,.;~, ·m~non ' '' ' • ' ! ~' .• •.. ' . enttne· ' ' 1 I surv!vo.ra lbn>u&b. lbe I ' • ' POMEROY-MIDDl&'ORT; OHIO THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1966 $1·00 I Ylrd SLEEV~ 6fc ·~JCI STRAW" $7.95 LOG CABIN PORCH RUGS THROW RUGS c:n and brown patterns. 2 $]-OO Lorge 4 foot • 6 foot size. Excellent eolors. Wa!!b· able. 24"' x "8" Alit. sj.ze. lor $1.25 QUADRIGA PRINTS . W - all colton. Blg selectlon pattarna. For Ibis salt. 2 yards for $1.00 l'osblou f<J< Mena Dress Slzcks lean toward moderate dark tones and the material& UJed today are blendl, either Polyeate< and wool, Polyester and cotton or Polrlller and nyon. see the b[J selection of Mena Summer Dreu Slaekl rl.ilhht now In all sizes 29 to 110 walat In waah 'D wear and pennanent press fabrle. and aelect what JOU'll be nudlaJ. Save durinll tllla aalel MENS $5.95 SUMMER DRESS SLACKS - SALE I BED ROOM SUITES '149.00 - S Pieces. Large triple dresaer with lllllna mirror, bookcaae headboard bed and large cl!elll al drawers. Walnut finish wllb plasllc top on dresser aod cbest. $4.11 MUGS Thlch DINETTE s·ETS beve.agea. Also Ideal for .... $159· $'i.59 88c ...... '"'·• . 18~~··.:;· One 42 Inch round table witll two 12 locl! Jeavea Plastic top with T moulciiJtC - TWo Captains Chlin - Four Mates Chairs. Wltll loH Hl...rl Holds oix 11drll In lbe apace ol 1 Wondo CUp with cwbloD tlrip. Protecta dellcalo fobrlcs. clllldren. Cryatal clear, SAIGON (UPI)-M!Uiont dblsts tiirew themselves ll>e atreeta o! Hue and IIBUed troop ·capvot on Its way fD lbe C!lpm!Unlsta today lhelr ftety leader demended lbrougb lbe · rebel city. SKIRl RACKS Dishwasher 11fe plast:lc mugs for hot or cold Quang Stalls Battle Unit gofei'IIIIJOIII aeekmmt&ry his ~·=:1 befora moving CHROMI HOT DR COLD See Ibis fine selection of girls aportswear - lnclud· lng <lborts, shills, abort sets, playsuits and tops - all oonvenlently arranged for your easy selection - In· cludlng sizes 3 to 6X and 7 to 14. . ' SALEI SALEM . MAPLE GIRLS SPORTSWEAR WI oil. HI· ., Section Z Sol• MENS $6.95 SUMMER DRESS SLACKS $5.11 MENS $7.95 SUMMER DRESS SLACKS.-- $6.48 MENS $8.95 SUMMER DUH SLACKS $7.41 Iii fD help· 54'' wide - It's 'fl'etter - It's cloth backed with coatIng of wiabahlo vinyL Pattern• suitable for Head· boards, Hampers, Table Tops, Sllelvea, Chairs, Jlat. lOCks an<! etc. Summer Dress Slacks COTTON BLOUSES trlcj. · ·· Reuphol~tery Fabric Now Sprlnttliile · · SALEI MENS A SPECIAL SALE ON WOMEN$ ROLL SLEEVE Elberfelds Parking Lot lll,be Warcbouse on M"' chanle Streel Plenty of rooin. Short walk to Pomeroy's Buslnesi DIJo .. $1.49 WESLON DRYAD stripes, 49c $1-22 ' Solid colors - and while witll oolored trim. Made with easy on sboulden. All oollon and all sizes. Well known bnnds. RECEIVING BLANKETS PANTS ,. SWEAT SHIRTS PlY PEPPERELl. GIRLS F.RIE PARKING . ' SALE 39{ " ': $l.7S·I<OOAK NLM · SAlt!'.,., ' '· $1:9~<koDAI( F,II:M•- .· SALE 5~ · • ,. $2.1S.~CIDAK F.ILM SAL,IS~ . . . $2.~ KbDI( IIILM SALE 73C $2.ooi ~K IIILM- SALE SALE 'i7c $2.75 I(ODAIC ~ILM- $"I.E SALE 99c $195 KODAK fiLM ..;.. SALE 52.'14 CREW.SOCKS KODAK CAMERAS Just 4 ICodak $49.50 Escort I Movie Cameru _ I Only Kodak $34.50 8MM Movie Camera 1 Only Kodak $79.50 Electric 8 Movie Camera _ Just 3 Kodak Storlltx $18.95 Camera Ovtllto 2 Only Kod1k $34.50 Starmatlc Camera Outfltl _ 1 Only Kodak $20.85 Starmettr Camera Outfit 1 Only Kodak $26.65 Stormetor Comero Outfit JU$1 2 Kodok $34.50 Slormotlc II Camoro OuiHt - SSe KODAK FILM 65c KODAK FILM· ~ 70c KODAK FILM75c KODAK FILM $1.10 KODAK FILM $1.15 KODAK FILM$1.25 KODAK FILM MENS WHITE / SALE! WHILE THEY LAST . For~~ovlo Cameras ...,c lnstamaUc Cameraa ~ 85 11M Cameraa - Julll a!lout eve,1 · size thare Ia - In oolor or black and wblte - Stoci liP llliW on 1!11. your fUm needs. · , At tile Warebouae on Mechanic Street - Room for bundreda of cars - Easy walk to Pomeroy Buslnes• District ••• 9r Free Parking at Elberfelds Parking Lot scroBB from the 2nd. St. entrance. .;,ere l ,1. Shop at l!l})erfeld;·,n Po.tneroy~ This .Weekend, FRIDAY ·· u· nti~l .. 8 and, si,tuJOlf,~ Until 9 1 ~onfined to Veterans Memorial Ma~ Memhart. lospital for complications from MIS! !Wbln Parker of Colum· ~easles. bus is lbe ll\I!Bt of ber gtandDr. and Mrs. w. K. Baker · mother, Mrs. Max Melnhatt. ~ave returned to their home in :h~rago. Ill. following a week- Colden Rule Clas• end visit with h~r mother, Mrs. " l H. Stewart. Dr. Baker is on Horrors the SWIIim :he faculty of the university G ld Rule 1 !here. 1 The o en t Several relatives and friends ' Scbool Class of lbe i >f General and Mrs. !lull of tom church.. met at lbe t Washington, D: C., wbo of Mr. and Mrs. Will Swain here visiting over lbe weekend, tu help celebrate lbelr golden loined him for a dinner at the 1 weddmg anniversary May 31st. Martin Restaurant Sunday. At· The class gave them a lending were Mr. and Mrs. Igift and lbey also received otb~~ Hull, Mrs. 0. II. Stewart, Mid- er gifts from lbe class. dleport, Dr. and Mrs. w. K. Ice cream and cake were Baker of Chicago; Mrs. Eliza- served. belb Davis Flsber, Mrs. Joe Present were Mr. and Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Marcus Chambers, Lewis Edgell, Mr. and Mrs. Middleport: Geraldine Young, Dave Yates, Florence LimMrs. Howard Cecil, Pomeroy. bergar, Mrs. Besa Larkins, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Thomas Gladys Wllliams, Mrs. Mary cf Vienrra, W. Va. spent the Pierce, Mrs. EUa Hannum, MrB. weekend wilb her parents, Mr. Ars Myers, Mrs. Bess Webster and Mrs. Walter Crooks. They and Mr. and Mrs. Swain. came for lbe wedding of Jnd· lth Butcher. Mr. and Mrs. Don Strauss, ! ANNUIINCE CONVENTION Fred Butcher ·and Mary The Cbester Twp. Sunday Belt, Columbull, visited over lbe School Convention will be SUJ>o weekend and attended lbe wed- ~ day June 12 wllb Sunday ding of Judith Bulcher a n d sch.;.l at a.m., basket Robert Garwell. dinner at noon and afternoou Hm <Hospitalman) Alan Wal- ,.rvice will be 'at 1:30 p.m. lace, who is serving with the V. S. Navy in lbe Bethesda Naval Research Cent&, Betnesda, BAND TO MEET Md., spent the weekend with All members of lbe Soulbero h1!1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. ! . Dwight Wallace and family. I High School 1marcl!lnll Wallace is assigned to lbe !Sib band are urged fD attend praonoor known as lbe VIP rd !lee sessions on Tuesday, June j"'"'=.._.~._;~~-w;;;a~l1. from 6 fD 1:30 p.m. and T!JurJo day, June 9 from 6 fD 7:30 p.m. at lbe hlgb school. i ·f~ I AS Supervisor 00 16 Inch MMchlnt Buffet nd Hutch " I• SPECIAL PURCHASEl Savel Curity Diapers stock up now on tile d!aparo you•n need. You'll Uke the excellent quality of Curlty diapars. PRE FOLDED CURITY GAUZE DIAPERS - - - - $3 '33 doL CURtTY STRETCH GAUZI DIAPERS ~ CURtTY ~ MUZI DIAPEU T T dol, 88 ,L' SALEI $69.00 Another Big Towel Sale ,,. this Week end - All Firrt QudlltJI. OM BERKLINE RECLINERs ot the Llree oomfortabll ebaln, I'OIIJI. padded and upbolllered ID ll!pported v!DyL Brown-Belg&-Greea. . 11881 KfiOWII BNndl, 99 ,L' $1.9810$2.98 BATH TOWELS $1.29 · - ' ' ' fl.lt KDRDOVIN ON SALI PDR SL 00 THIS WIIK IND - - - - - - /' ~· lALII BOYI IHORT SLEIVI VILOUR SPORT SHIRTS 100~ oombed eolloD vel· our, llrlpea and ootid colon. Size& 8 fD 18. Savo durin& tllla Ale. $4,29 $2.98 to$3.98 BATH TOWELS Bli aelecllon of colon. 120 for lbls.-.Je. $1.59 f2 waist. Choooe never Iron fabrics in plaldo or solid colon or wash 'D wear coltou. Belted aud Continental otyleL Juvenlle Sizes - Boya Slzea- :Mena Slzea I ParkFree·at a. Ami Instant \ Sprays onf Wlpeo offl Euy to uael :;69c 1 ribbed 7 fl. Colora: Wlllle, Green Ivo1.Sale Tllun- claJ, turdlf, $'i.38 ' ' ' ... " ' ' .------,· W:1l ff.fS ' WOOD CAMP COTS Nalurll. hardWOOd framoa. Heavy wblw can-· tiel oa oovera. llwneled ~ plate .relnforcemeat oa Wlndowaaa• MENS WALK SHORTS NOW You'll llke the oelecllon 1n on •lzeo ltollllll 28 to SoUd oolora - plalda -In all sizes. ' ault Select Your Just Received Another Shipment MENS and BOYS SWIM TRUNKS dQ, . 1 Lt. 29c Trouursln sius 29 to 60 100111 meaaurt Shim In ,;.., 14!0 to 20 111- ~· c. 86" b:z• rrlnged or plain ends. SoUd colors 10d patlernl. 492 l8r tbls aale. ' "Big Yank" ID all of the popular eolora. Ugh! grey, dark grey, green, tan. Sanforized ahlrll and trouaara. Hlrlng of · Mrs. &!ttle ~ wu by the of O!Jucalloo. Mn. otlhe Window Shades 39c to 59c FINGER TIP TOWELS Mens Work Uniforms Thundershowers loll Solld oolon, Jacquards and floraiJ. 360 for Ibis aale. doL SALE I ' 0111ter Jep. 78' tlichea lone; ~ lnchea wide, 17~ lncllo .... •~Q&~~:J·-"'-&417" z8" z·l~". .. ..,. """' r . ·• · ' . ' . $5.50 . • ,. . ·· Parking P(f\dn·~· ==r~=:~w~ . Ql1lo vane, WID bold I at � 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 06. June 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 June 8, 1966 boswell durst spears stover