https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f9a79b71350a034d934acbc7b76489bf.pdf 04e9cf0a6865ec9f187d03430178c3a2 PDF Text Text I ~" ' ' ' . " . .;;_ ·~, ·'· ' lt<f'.~'·";:\., ' " Around and . ·~: .. ' ·.. ' .\. e ' Ahollt ' I Come·In Now and-~Se~ Our Beaptiful Selection of Girls .Back to .Schoot Dresses PomeroyMr. and Mrs. Milton Rnush and Sandra spent Sunday In Delaware, with Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Schmidt .and I'IJllllY. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Markley · I and children of Akron were Sun· 1 day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser and family. Ric- VOL Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Hassler ,, ., er Monday evening at the Epls- and fampy of! Colu;'b~, ·, s~~~ j copal par~sh house ~noringDMrs. ~~;e;~n:~!:en~:.t M~ and Mrs. i Bru~e i:Simpson ( ary awn Harry Keiser, Minersville. ' Bolm.,r J. Mr. and Mrs. William Dillard c6ts were placed on a table' of Lancaster were · Saturday Games were played W1der the with while cover and ~entered guests of her parents, Mr. and direction of Mrs. Bryan Davis with a large stork. Games were Mrs. Harry Keiser. . and Mrs. Bruce Davis and play€() with prizes awarded to Mr. and Mrs .. GratlB Bryan prizes awarded the winners. Miss Donna Hauck, Miss Mary of Powhatan Pomt spent the Attending were Mr. and Mrs. CurUs and Miss Evelyn Fiek. weekend in Pomeroy and visitMax Davis and Jerry and Jo,•ce. IWayne Gibbons. They also VISI- 1 After the honored guest op- ed Mrs. Gladys Cuckler at Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ited in Bucyrus Willi Miss Ruth ened her gilts, refreshments Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Peggy Quillen. and ChuckPATIV DORST I Carson and J. E. Carson. were served by thC tlostesses' Mr:-;. V. U. Edwards and Cherie, and Mrs. Alice Grant, i Mr. and Mrs. Carl Horky and 0ther Mrs. Carl Will assisted · yl and David were Monday Middleport: Mr. and Mrs . Don Potty Dorst, daughter of Mr. children spent seventl days at ~ Mis~ Fick. The ref~eshmenl · business visitors. in Gallipolis. Kennedy and Perry and Pal aod Mrs. Frank Dorsi of Long Bur~ Oak Lake tables, with white covers, were Mrs. Theo Hemes spent the I and Miss Patty Cullins, Pome- Boltom, 5poke oo Highway M1ss Barbara Jones is spend- centered with bouquets of roses. weekend at Ravenswood, ·W. roy: Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Holter Safety ?t th~ District 4-H ing several days in Columb.us Napkins carried out the stork Va ., with her son and daughterand Sharon and G0rdon. Bash- safety Speak101 contest Moo- 1with Mr. and Mrs. Lee David· theme and favors were small in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Larry dl h ,.. d 11 Heines. an; Mr. a~d Mrs. Ed Davis , day evening at tb11 Holiday ·son. b nd era es Oulmg a u . • 'II' lb Aurora , Til .; Mrs. Eleanor Wil- Inn at C111 1~0 e. Mrs . Vernon ~ob a sons, Attending were the above Dor Coates of Middletown and liamson , Charleston W. Va.; Also atttndmg were ~rs. Greg an~ David , Golumbus, and Miss Pam O'Brien, Miss Nick Coates of Detroit, Mil:!~. Mrs. Puryl White, Chesapeake; M_argaret Brown, 4-H ad\ltsor, h~~e a_rnved for several days Linda Pullins, Miss Katy Mor- were weekend guests of the1r Mrs . U>ona Davis, Radcliff; L1nd.a Browo and Sandra New· visit w1th her parents, Mr. and arily, Miss Donna Crow, Miss grandmothers, Mrs. E. W. CoatMr. and Mrs. C. W. Stansbury Jan, Jualor Leaden and M~s. IMrs. Halph Gilmore. Kathryn Jane Hannah, Mr s. es and Mrs. Floyd Clark. and Miss Pat White, Columbus; Mae Dorsi. A sumptuous dmMr . and Mr-s. Gardner Re~· · Ceward Calvert, and Mrs . Har- Mr. and Mrs. Ted Beegle o{ oer was ser\led before tbe con· nolds left Saturday f?r Uleir r Bolinger. co:umbus spent the weekend test sponsored by the 0 II I a home in Lebanon, Oh10, follow- ySending gifts were Miss Lin- with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Farmer Insurance Company. ing a visit here with relatives. d. B .1 Mio:::s JoAnn Boling- Theodore Beegle and Mr. and Has oN , M •"Jh I - a a• ey, ' VII - VA . I Mrs. 1orace cu mny Hi:s er, Miss Susanna Arnold, Miss Mrs. Fred Crow. . Hysells orl' Hosts been returned to Veterans Me- .Janel Humphrey, Mrs. Kenneth Miss Linda Moore I~ spendmg TONIGHT th•u FRIDAY T 11 p. . S d mona! Hosp1lal for medical McLaughlig ~nd Miss June a few days in Cleveland with "VON RYAN'S EXPRESS" lCill£! . Ull ay h ld treatment. Mrs. McElhinny re- Sayre · roommates at Miami Universi· Frank Sinatra A Sunday p1cmc was ~r cently was hospitalized there · ty. Trevor Howard 1C'o lor ) recently at the home of . tor a month. FRANCIS IMPROVING Mrs Russell Moore returned 1and Mrs Norman E. Hysell of · 'th d M · - and-' t R . Mrs. Or10 Snu an rs . William (Bill) Francis well home Monday from Holzer HosH'LIVING IT UP" j Nease dS~ttlemen Mnear da~~:· James Jividen visited with known Pomeroy florist ~as tapi tal where she has been a med· DE>:m i'\ farlin Allen mg were r. an · M N h H8 skins at Holzer ' · .l~:"rry Lewis Norman E H sell and Bruce, rs.. oa. . '. ken to Holzer Hospital Satur- ical pat1ent. <Tecbnicoton T M · Yd M Dores Hosptlal m Galhpohs Sunday. day afternoon suffering from a Mrs. Dolly Dancey of New- - - - -- I erry : frPan ~s./1 and Betty Darst and son, Jeff, heart attack He has been WI· ark and Mrs. Thelma Popp and Arnold o umeroy, • r. h ed f ation · . · M nd M Norman M. Hysell Bash· ave re 1urn rom a vac , der oxygen since he was adm1t· son of Zanesville were o ay r.s.M d M R g J, elfers tnp to Pittsburgh_ where the} ted and his condition is report- evening dinner guests of Mrs. Pomeroy, ft o . ,. . d Mrs. GuY YISI WI r aClarence l\lt!S. Ba1ley . ed slightly improved today. Harry P. Smtt . Ot _ _ _ _ _;,_____ Pomero}, Mr. an Mr.e and Mrs. I j MEIGS THEATRE anr. ~rsoK I TONIGHT & THURSDAY Rose and Kenny. Portland; Mr. and sons, Richard and Michael, _ _ _N_o_T_o_P_E_N___ and Mrs. Henry Arnold FRIDAY and SATURDAY Aug. 12·13 'WAR·GODS OF THE DEEP' (Color) Vincent Price, Tab Hunter LIONS MEET The Pomeroy Lions "MOMENT TO MOMENT" (Tecbnicolor) tro~ Seberg father, William Bailey. Club met at 6 p.m. in Grace Episcopal church social room, Tue!Y Honor Blackman day evening. Dale Warner preCLOSED Aug, 14 thru Aug. 20th. Mrs. ent1t1e :¥ THURS~AY, AUGUST 11, 1966 \1>.ol' • / ' / .. :<'' ,...."~-!~ . . ~Yg•.. 10'· '0 ~0 I "&-~' 0 ( '' t;o :'0 l)~{.<~;:..l_______·..d -· .;;.1 ..;..~· FIVE aNfe '·~ '· On Beam, .4lmolt · X ••., • ..• •• ,, These dresses are pretty, comfort able and easy to care. for. A dress for every young scholar in your family. A wide selec~•on o~ styles in sailors- smock dresses-- swingers and skimmers 1n sohds and. prints. Every dress is tailored of easy car~ fabrics wh!ch make them so practical. Come In Now and Make Your Selections. PASAI)ENA, CALIF. - SCJ· enlisla .nil eompu ters puzzled : over lel~try from America's lunar orl!lw today as t b•. spacecraft lped on an uncor· reeled IJlglit toward the moon . in a pho~vaphic mission to i find sale ~ding oports for · astroanu~. J' "We sllil have plenty of lime . . n!ere is no panic or anything Uke that," said a spokesman for the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. !le explained f/lat there sliD were three days In whieh a midcourse maneuver if n~ary - could be made. The 235 - ~ - mile journey to the moon's vicinity was scheduled to ljlke Ill bours - Jus! six 1 hours short of four days. It eicpOcled the craft would go to orbit around lhe moon day morning. ALL SIZES FROM TOTS TO TEENS EL8ERFE LDS IN PO MER0Y :~·~~~~~~~~~~f~~=~·~~=-~=~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~=;=~:~::::::~ KER and···td.thel·l of Springfield visited Monday 1.va and Tuesday with her sister Gene, Pomeroy; Mrs. Sl~ger, Chester, and Miss ! and brother-in-law, Mr. and Shlfley Jeffers, Syracuse. Mrs. Leo Kennedy and with his - ~ .Of 1966 Fair *'WORLD ., I Drive·ln ·. 81 . M' es I inda and Carla Will weeks visit. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McEIhinny Hre vacationing at Memphis, Tenn. and other points. Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Carson and children, Julie and Nolan. Jr., of Cin~innat.i. s:.ent the weekend w1th hls s1ster and brother-in_-law, Mr. and M_r~. ·, I ! with a layette show- 'i DeMied To T~ ··~BJ"et,,. 01 TJ.. Mei..·MaNn .iree· .,. jky Markley remained for a two : ent~::ained ' . / ! .. , 1"· , - ·- - --·- BA 1 FURNITURE Kennedy accompanied them to Springfield for a visit. MIDDLEPORT, O. ·sALE VISITS IN COON CREEK Dee Hartinger of Middleport . Creek, sided and future plans of the was visiting in CoGn W. Va. , this past weekend. I club were discussed. 1 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 PM ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS PRICEI ---.... _........ ....... ...... . . Englander- sioefi'Mate SupertorGirltde 0 WHS's IN? Englander ' blilehlltfe-.1WA•,......._ .., .;.. .•' SleepoMate Qalllltr Gnde lnA...,wlna: 8ROOlh.fo1J mattrns. Q TWill • filii size. ......- ....4... ........ _ .. •!4" YOU SAVE •24!" Mo11ing to Ohio 'SAVE 140.95 ~ ~ bargain li1ce this is ponible ~ , • • and only l:ie-. D:IUSi8 ••• Province'tOWII bought OA en'kre fal:xic rNI1 stock f1i """ of tile richest, ...., Documentary printl we·.. Jeef\. J)el.- Quality C<Ner, lremondovs quantity IKIVing. ond on opportvnity I« yov 10 own Americc's Finest uphof• •••d pieces at jus! "" O<dinarr price; s..t that's oil yov'1 and Ofdinary about these big Wing lounge Cl>oirs. Came ill • • . try ....,_ Save. . ·SUEDE'S . THE BERRIES! t ON THIS COUJMBUS - WEAIIEVER AllJillltlum, Inc., of New SALE PRICE 19.1 · Yours for the pickin' .•• swingin', strappy suede, dashed in duo-tones ; ; and youth-accented with a jety heel. Pick color-full combinations of Lodenberry 1Nutberry, Gingerberry I Blue Rage, Hollyberry I Blaet. • __cedarberrv ' , - UJl1111 :. _..:___ 10.99 Olllf Por!ablo Prico <'•• Alr-Condlllonecl For Y-.,r Comfort .. -c·---....-.-· e. ""'I'.; , . s. Hamllron, manager, maj'ketlng l8ld allll ADMIRAL ........ . . . wilL, _ ._ ,pr_ll:ll..., ...... .... .... ...... ·-l-1111111(1 .;IHi,..,.r • ;,.,... ~ =-~:.::.:..·· Mfrlaoratw ·,~~ati.t.war , ........... ' . ' .$11 ~=~:~~:1 luoCtlona to auDlcothli 'w f ~le about 11110 new Jobs !hero, · mlay Of lllem c~ In 1111ture . fl'f'Oio'· App&CIIlftg 111 .._. ~ dNign and flnllh ProviAc:etown II rk:tl In ba!Ne QUALfTY, Provln~town Maple il on pun. Hotttlem,.._,, nord tolid moplt ..• ~elid thr~h and tluovgh . , ... leefed. matched Northern Mapl•. hrt iuft any ICifitfe~ctory wbltitule tor If • • , Now, durinG our "ProvlnotiOWII' Month" - . you cor1 own thl• choltlllf. of Amerlcon woodt bf:Outifully cro~fai' ac· kiCJI!v lett than Pr,~ of ITM:IIIY of 1t1 lmitotOf'l. 'And,c lndudfli kl thlt apedal WI• 1ng ON tomt of OJtif mogn.i fialftt PrOvine-• ~ woplloi&lered pfecli1' ••• Conw In ~ loc* . ..... C4l'f ,.gular ptiOI ticbtl and clulin9 our SpM::iat bingt fln'lt, tCib 20 'J:, off. An ~rtunltv VO>J thou~n't ~Ill'. "Middk ofDfJIJfl' Bloc~c; ,. "'"'"<' -·~ · J: wa'f' ~ JiN. 111 .,.at tradition uf ~ ,n. - . .-· _. _H. . __ lbe1Aluminum Company America (ALCOA). · farl'l' ....,lean ttYitnra 5I '!'1M io'torltl 1»fine, frltlndly .oklel 1ft -- - -·~ •• ~ Wecblesday. \VIIIII'IVtr ill a subaldialy or co~:~se It IM<Iftf; N ond comfort It 'fOWl Clf Ita belli • •• lno;etOWfll ••• Amtrk:a't Flnev. POME.ROV. OHIO. froln lhal city to qHUicothe, J GOy. Jamea A. Rhoclet amtowl- SAVE 20% ON. ALL THESE OTHER FIN£ PIECES! . · ~ - ~n."l.aT•E As seen in Seventeen...:.\. sJniletl, Pa., wm move Ita I Fair Tickets Are on Sale �,, ,) ' SUITS Reducid!to !" · Summer . Sport Coats ' ! pnce 9 Knit Sllirfl, Heh loy & S\J rfer ; Golf Whit'. & Ctlllot.dHn..' ., Sh 1r••ts Valutt "'s.oo til ,/ II #- ''f. , Dr11n Shirts·'" $5 ' . V•l. to 2.65 . ~ 2. for $5 . -,i,'t ·2-l . ·, or ·5 2.65 u. 1 ' Volues .to 4.00 '" Me~'Hnd : •,A ' " l ol BoYJ" ,, 011 Swim wear" Men1s Belts sale '$t.o()·: d - ,,.4~ ·•pti~e·, u ·AUGUST STORE' ~OOitS: · ·~I ,,. '" · .0 -td . . , /, -,d· ;' 9 o.m. to 5 p.m. Friday...-1at.-,9fo.n>..to.!lil'.m.'" DOWNIE~GROSS, . JNC.:~~~ ·' I ,, hi 1,, "HoWIIh>f Arrow Shirts" ' PC)meroy Ben Franl<lin ... Sale Starts Friday ------------------------------.. ~ :: -- FinED LOOSE·LEAF BINDER Canvas binders, ruled filler, Indo• suides JncludiCI, PEN & CARTR!PGES lu.y 12 blue mk " ' f1lls - a:et pen tree. 88t VINYL BINDER Orre ye!r guarantee! 2· or 3-ring s.tyl•. ,\ J• 98 VINYL BINDER Long lastmg. Wrpes clean, stays neat. J• oo INDEXED NOTE BOOK 96 pages for 3 SIJb· Jecls. 3 11ole punch. ~1i 88c Val111 88c As above plut .,.... 149 more popor, die· tionary, usisn.. mont book. .,. 2.11 Smart students make smart buys! Economy size pack with narrow or regular rules. 47c ., To save money and; quite often, lots of it.~~:,. G•n•r•l El•ctric TABLE RADIO • ldll•lln • Lri I 1099 On • Ft.ltl Trip I Wrop -oround cover foi"' back 5-tubeAM radio. Wal· WH PASTE nut.grain plastic cab· Safe, plast1c ja r w1th 1net. Ul approved. brllsh. 5 oz. Sill. 29c LEAD PENCILS Savmgs on pl-.lf. of 30. Conven 1ent, tool 77c and under to save space In limited oreu, WIShable vinyl cover 111ya neat. flq, 17o MORE SAVINGS HERE! Lunch Box .ICitiNI . . . . . . ~~ C....., TtnMftlll. ICJIW f'taiUIIIH l ~ tunl'-1 H<l hadQ .., \ . ,.. , hlltlaamJ ......,w Includes 8-oz . thlr· mol. Colorlwl pnnts. ~JIIIIIJI, ltD "'-' k, ,......,., ,..., . . . . . 1..... Offlet " eaotJ11 TDio 0.S. ntn ......,._ noae '" s.tta uu.... '!,' "!:'.;, .._ - KILLED BY TRAIN b J• 99 .. Antique white cut; red second hind. J,ll 2• 99 1!!1.: ~ 87c 86-Shaet Pencil Tablet .. ............... :18c Webster's school, Office Dictionary .. 88c 2-Pocket Vinyl Envy·l.opa .............. 37c &·Inch Pointed Sci..ora .. ...... ........ 23c Laundry Marking Pan, Iron-On Tapas .. 37c Box of 16 Crayola Crayons .. ._.:_:.::.:..:.:··17c ONE FINED Ooe cue was lleard In Mid• dleport Mayor C. 0. Fisber~o court Wednesday eveJlina, Jobl WUI, ii2, Mfddlepor~ beinl fin. 'They know't hat prices will never be better at $eir Chevrolet dealer's than tltey are in J\ugust. They know their p,...ent ears will never be worth more in trade than t\!ey are.rigbt now. And they know a good value when they see one, like ·a Gbevelle Malibu SP.,rt &upe-the most pQpular model of America's most popul•~ mid-size car. It comes with thick. team-cushione<;l seat., dee!>·tWist carpeting,' vinyl up one . door: and· ~~wn tJte other, padded Sllff'St. handling (eatures & 1 dar OPEN FRIDAY IIIII ' POMEROY SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. . ___~-- .:'t!'!.::..oosll on cbarJee oii~••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••IIIII!••••••••••IJ!III•••!JIII•••••••••• ....... ca:ri · ~ have : Ball-Race steering. Full Coil " ..., suspension . Wide-stance wheel desjn u~ · - lJ· for ~tea.dy cornering. So you see, "Che"(l'Q!et in J\llg!!'ll'' Ufr makes a lot of sense. Fine cars. Exceptionally good buys and all ~<I beautiful dtwing days Wt. Real Malibu weather. Act, my friend. ·T .... ., •• 01\ \. f BEN FRANKLIN® PHONE 992-3498 the ·• · ~ ASK ·FOR A SALE BILL! ... instrumen t panel and sun vilol'81or .,. . addf'<.l safrty. Aud all those Bad)l'.by· '" Ftsher nicrties sit solidly over 110me of '" '• . 'AKRON (UP!) - Riley !led.., - ...., " " - · rick, 54, Akron, wu struck and ''"' ..._ itilled Wednaday by a train in ~· !."'~ a~ ~ ntarby Munroe Fallo. .j r ~u c;,h.ilf~l_et ~ Che-le • Chevy·1f'o'Coi'YJI~ •, e.orv~·;... \.;;.~ ' .. . . - �,, ,) ' SUITS Reducid!to !" · Summer . Sport Coats ' ! pnce 9 Knit Sllirfl, Heh loy & S\J rfer ; Golf Whit'. & Ctlllot.dHn..' ., Sh 1r••ts Valutt "'s.oo til ,/ II #- ''f. , Dr11n Shirts·'" $5 ' . V•l. to 2.65 . ~ 2. for $5 . -,i,'t ·2-l . ·, or ·5 2.65 u. 1 ' Volues .to 4.00 '" Me~'Hnd : •,A ' " l ol BoYJ" ,, 011 Swim wear" Men1s Belts sale '$t.o()·: d - ,,.4~ ·•pti~e·, u ·AUGUST STORE' ~OOitS: · ·~I ,,. '" · .0 -td . . , /, -,d· ;' 9 o.m. to 5 p.m. Friday...-1at.-,9fo.n>..to.!lil'.m.'" DOWNIE~GROSS, . JNC.:~~~ ·' I ,, hi 1,, "HoWIIh>f Arrow Shirts" ' PC)meroy Ben Franl<lin ... Sale Starts Friday ------------------------------.. ~ :: -- FinED LOOSE·LEAF BINDER Canvas binders, ruled filler, Indo• suides JncludiCI, PEN & CARTR!PGES lu.y 12 blue mk " ' f1lls - a:et pen tree. 88t VINYL BINDER Orre ye!r guarantee! 2· or 3-ring s.tyl•. ,\ J• 98 VINYL BINDER Long lastmg. Wrpes clean, stays neat. J• oo INDEXED NOTE BOOK 96 pages for 3 SIJb· Jecls. 3 11ole punch. ~1i 88c Val111 88c As above plut .,.... 149 more popor, die· tionary, usisn.. mont book. .,. 2.11 Smart students make smart buys! Economy size pack with narrow or regular rules. 47c ., To save money and; quite often, lots of it.~~:,. G•n•r•l El•ctric TABLE RADIO • ldll•lln • Lri I 1099 On • Ft.ltl Trip I Wrop -oround cover foi"' back 5-tubeAM radio. Wal· WH PASTE nut.grain plastic cab· Safe, plast1c ja r w1th 1net. Ul approved. brllsh. 5 oz. Sill. 29c LEAD PENCILS Savmgs on pl-.lf. of 30. Conven 1ent, tool 77c and under to save space In limited oreu, WIShable vinyl cover 111ya neat. flq, 17o MORE SAVINGS HERE! Lunch Box .ICitiNI . . . . . . ~~ C....., TtnMftlll. ICJIW f'taiUIIIH l ~ tunl'-1 H<l hadQ .., \ . ,.. , hlltlaamJ ......,w Includes 8-oz . thlr· mol. Colorlwl pnnts. ~JIIIIIJI, ltD "'-' k, ,......,., ,..., . . . . . 1..... Offlet " eaotJ11 TDio 0.S. ntn ......,._ noae '" s.tta uu.... '!,' "!:'.;, .._ - KILLED BY TRAIN b J• 99 .. Antique white cut; red second hind. J,ll 2• 99 1!!1.: ~ 87c 86-Shaet Pencil Tablet .. ............... :18c Webster's school, Office Dictionary .. 88c 2-Pocket Vinyl Envy·l.opa .............. 37c &·Inch Pointed Sci..ora .. ...... ........ 23c Laundry Marking Pan, Iron-On Tapas .. 37c Box of 16 Crayola Crayons .. ._.:_:.::.:..:.:··17c ONE FINED Ooe cue was lleard In Mid• dleport Mayor C. 0. Fisber~o court Wednesday eveJlina, Jobl WUI, ii2, Mfddlepor~ beinl fin. 'They know't hat prices will never be better at $eir Chevrolet dealer's than tltey are in J\ugust. They know their p,...ent ears will never be worth more in trade than t\!ey are.rigbt now. And they know a good value when they see one, like ·a Gbevelle Malibu SP.,rt &upe-the most pQpular model of America's most popul•~ mid-size car. It comes with thick. team-cushione<;l seat., dee!>·tWist carpeting,' vinyl up one . door: and· ~~wn tJte other, padded Sllff'St. handling (eatures & 1 dar OPEN FRIDAY IIIII ' POMEROY SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. . ___~-- .:'t!'!.::..oosll on cbarJee oii~••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••IIIII!••••••••••IJ!III•••!JIII•••••••••• ....... ca:ri · ~ have : Ball-Race steering. Full Coil " ..., suspension . Wide-stance wheel desjn u~ · - lJ· for ~tea.dy cornering. So you see, "Che"(l'Q!et in J\llg!!'ll'' Ufr makes a lot of sense. Fine cars. Exceptionally good buys and all ~<I beautiful dtwing days Wt. Real Malibu weather. Act, my friend. ·T .... ., •• 01\ \. f BEN FRANKLIN® PHONE 992-3498 the ·• · ~ ASK ·FOR A SALE BILL! ... instrumen t panel and sun vilol'81or .,. . addf'<.l safrty. Aud all those Bad)l'.by· '" Ftsher nicrties sit solidly over 110me of '" '• . 'AKRON (UP!) - Riley !led.., - ...., " " - · rick, 54, Akron, wu struck and ''"' ..._ itilled Wednaday by a train in ~· !."'~ a~ ~ ntarby Munroe Fallo. .j r ~u c;,h.ilf~l_et ~ Che-le • Chevy·1f'o'Coi'YJI~ •, e.orv~·;... \.;;.~ ' .. . . - �... I Lock.Wails·. . ise Near R. ac1ne/ ,., "'it. ;:o. r, . '.> \ I lng construction of Racine Locks. In Ia 250-cubic-yard per paclty automatic batch plant that Dravo Corporation Is us)ng to protluce 730,000 cubic yards of concrete required for project. UPSTREAM AERIAL view shows 90-foot high lock walls rlsl,ng Ins Ide 2~-acre c!'llular cofferdam at site of new Racine Locks on Ohio River, near Letart, W. Va. Dr avo Corporation1 Pittsburgh, is contractor. ' ' comp ·. l et ron . Dravo .CreiV$ . ' p ush rng or 1 · -· ! Three 90-foot high lock walls 1Tiley will consist of two . are rising at the site of new '' foot wide chambers Racine Locks on the Ohio Riv· ,l,:WO feet long and the 8 8 -/. D o1 am • -/ cordinR to ·programmed use of leeds the material oniD • 300 • concrete On arrival up to nine foot long conveyor, wblch II ~!:s:~::d::·~~~.a~:=~.~:J.!~~·~~;ra: . · per with a crane-handled ku· are avallablt for Immediate lllle slows down or temporar-1 The contractor works six dayslthan 20,000 cubic yards of con·j Aggregates are ordered two blc yard bucket. 11te hopper from "always-on·hanll." bargea; a week, during wbich more crete 19 placed. to three weeks In advance, ac· Racine Locks wlll be the no Almaaae fourth of this type built by .DraBy Ualled Pretl Ialema•tonal vo under the Corpo of ' Engl· Today ts Tbursdey, AUK. 11, neers' long-range program far the 22Srd day of 1966 wltb 142 Improving Ohio River nav!ga. to f o l l o w , t l o :;n;;;;fa;;c;;lll;;tl;;es;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;' The inoon II between. Its last quarter and new phase. 11te morning atars· an! Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Saturii. 11tere are no evening stars. American 1enpr1ter · Carrie Bond was born oil Ibis day in 1882. ' On this day In hlltol')l: In 1935, Nazi storm troopers demonotrated against the Ger· man Jews. Jn. 1962, Soviet · utronaul •U•\1,-.,::.J'\' . Andrlan N I k &I 1 y ev· was launched Into space for a trip thai laoted nearly four days. He was followed 24 hours later by utronaut Pavel Popovich. In 1964, race rlols thai swept BOb Hopo/Porry Como/ lbe New Jersey clUes of At! Unklllter/Kins Fomllyf Paterson and Elizabeth 1!>1' two Jimmy Dean/Htrman'a Hermits/Rhodes Brost daya broke out Lavin' Spoontui/Fullfr 8ro1/ In 1865, Negroes began Mlu UIA·World/ · , rioting in the Watts section of Plus meny otherll Los All8eles. Several daya of PLUS violence took 34 llves, and 856 Harn.HI Rlcint, Auto RHIIII, others were Injured. · Many Horse Pullfnc, Summer Theatre Group, Auto Thrill Show, lllrUctures were burned and Ho~tShow 1 er where DrAvo Corporation is 1600 feet long . ."' J" placing as much as 4,000 cubic I lu its .current work, . concrete lirts on . yards of concrete per day. , ~ , forming Concreting began late in Ap- 'first shill and part of the sec. ril and through the end of July ond in building the 1,51~foot more than 50 per cent of .the long land wall , 1,500-fool long I:W 000 cubic yards the project middle wall, 2,i00-foot long m- )wHi require had befn placed. er wall and adjoining inside • i~ total of 300,0011 cubic yards of . the-cofferdam sectlo~s of gu~rd ~oncrete was placed in the first walls. Concreting is handled tree montbB and more than most of the second shift and '(1,000 eubir yard!; were added .1 of the third. ., n July. ." . 1 Concrete is supplied from 1 Botloms of land, middle and 1251!-cubic-yard per hour ·capac· ·iver walls have been concret· ity automatic batch plant equip. d inside the 25-acre cellular ped with lour 4-cu~l~,yard mix· :oflerdam, and each wall is up m. Four small standamrd~n~·~~~~ I ,o iui' average height · of 11 locomotives .move the c1 ills. Each lift ts llv~ . feet high in 4-cubic·~ard buckets, a md about 45 feet square. T h e imum ol 2,000 feet to pi~:;: I lll!l ~11! 11eing formed with sites _lVhere lhel are ,.nUievered wood-faced forms. by gantry cranes. OUtsld~ .!he C9ffer<lam, 77,000 To meet. Its now h~a'?' ~bic ya'i'ds off concrete ha·s creting pace and minmuze >een placed in constructing sec· possibility of Interruption of its ions or upper and lower guard materials supply, Dravo st~k· walls. i piles an ·llllulually large quanti· The locks are being huUI 'un- ty of aggregates - over 50,000 der a $28.8 ntllllon contract from tona pf sand and stone, and the U. 8. Army Corps of E1181- stores 3,000 barrels of cement. neers. WC:at"~ oeven miles be- Cement is barged ln. from lOW ~ Lilck No. 23 •Ill\ Pittsburgh (dver 200 mlles) and 10 mlles '· aboVe PomerOy, lht sand and s_tone fro!ll C~:~:t~l nl&h-lifl iiavigaUon locks, and a. (about 250 mlles) and L dam no! yet constructed, will (400 miles). . raise upper .pool level by as Use of this long but eco;~~~ much ao U feet and permit ' r& cal supply line required moval af lblee · obsolete .,lock• to . adopt rigid ·scheduling and dams. . · ·· maintain its aggregate suppU••I Racine Loclcl' are scheduled for ready use in the event for complett6n in late 1967. high water or a delay In OHIO STATE ~"FAIR AUG. 2S THRU SEPT. '5 Orlve fnl•rwflte Soturdoy Til 9 E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 . PC)>fo\EROY OUR FRESH GROUND-PACKAGED . Hashentlte K!iigdom of dan is the o!flctal .l!lme of 'i' FIRST CUTS OF FRESH PORK CHOPS [ FULL LINE of CANNING Jars & Canning Supplies McCOY'S HOMOGENIZED gol. HOLSUM OR ADAMS 5 lotVH 95c At Ingels Carpet House II Pomeroy 1tll 1\G~t IIU' M3nklnd has used a varllety objects as money, Beads, caiUe and other animals have been I comJnoDiy used Among more ucoins,. were hu tusks and I CARPET · Of FAMOUS BARWICK Arl Olcl hvoriN Wltll A New Look SADDLES :&LEATHER GOODS Acrllon • Nylon SoiKI From Ovtr '1HE. CORKY" • Bridlee • Hilters 200 Pottorna & coiGn ~· •Bits • Bllnkets Prle~~ Rp"* -.Shoes • Brushes . eComlis ellld . t3 95 Start At -.show H•hWi $29.95 up HORSE SADDLES $69.95 up B.R.W. HOWE. & LEATHER SUPPLY Pomtroy, 0. NOTHING DOWN • . ~ ' UP TO I YEARS TO PAY FOREMAN &ABBOTT N. 211d Ave. Middleport, 0. . ~ . ' '' $750 SWlSHER &- ~OHSE ' REXAU DRUGS ·, ~·· ~. WY 2-29$5 • · ' Herculon Carpet PLACED IN OUR DOORWAYAT220 SIZES: SY2-12 12'1\-4 C&D Widths • oq. yd. FREE ESTIMATES! •Multi-Color lopf Halters · , PONYS~DDW • Torture Test IXPDT INSTALLATION GRADE A MILK ·~ 8Sc DEMONSTRATION UR pttG§CRIPlloN YO ' ~·GAIN \M H\StOll •Herculon EGGS CRESCENDO $24.95 MONEY Stop In Today and Select Your FROM NEARBY FARMS MINUET $16.95 Unbelievable GROUND BEEF BREAD 7l .an4 uft M'lut c..,,,.,., ,,,, UP TO 4,000 CUBIC YARDS ot conctete per day are being placed by Dravo Corporation at Racine Locks. Gantry crane at right lifts 4-cubl~;'ard concrete bucket for discharge into form. Oilier monoliths are shown in varloua stages of construction. Five-foot Ufts are formed with cantilevered wood-faced forms. Open Dolly 9:00 to 7;00-Frld.Y Til 8 This alarm clock is for people who wakeup not knowing what day it is. Jlfh AYI. ot flit J 7111 A'II,,..,.,,. tor 100,000 tlrt. SIMON'S "MARKET ~. SCHOOL 1/ME--SOC'NI FREE ENTERTAINMENT I { ' MAINnREiT; ""' Pedestrians wlll .walt 011 It ~ It will be ~aed to sun, wind, • mud, dllat. greue, oil -- to cODstant wear. Wi do tbil to Invite you to our ainazlng 'clealllnl · demona1ritlon eomlnl . In early August WATCH FOil fTf • IN$1WITIC .... This one is for people who wake up too late for it to make any difference. j �... I Lock.Wails·. . ise Near R. ac1ne/ ,., "'it. ;:o. r, . '.> \ I lng construction of Racine Locks. In Ia 250-cubic-yard per paclty automatic batch plant that Dravo Corporation Is us)ng to protluce 730,000 cubic yards of concrete required for project. UPSTREAM AERIAL view shows 90-foot high lock walls rlsl,ng Ins Ide 2~-acre c!'llular cofferdam at site of new Racine Locks on Ohio River, near Letart, W. Va. Dr avo Corporation1 Pittsburgh, is contractor. ' ' comp ·. l et ron . Dravo .CreiV$ . ' p ush rng or 1 · -· ! Three 90-foot high lock walls 1Tiley will consist of two . are rising at the site of new '' foot wide chambers Racine Locks on the Ohio Riv· ,l,:WO feet long and the 8 8 -/. D o1 am • -/ cordinR to ·programmed use of leeds the material oniD • 300 • concrete On arrival up to nine foot long conveyor, wblch II ~!:s:~::d::·~~~.a~:=~.~:J.!~~·~~;ra: . · per with a crane-handled ku· are avallablt for Immediate lllle slows down or temporar-1 The contractor works six dayslthan 20,000 cubic yards of con·j Aggregates are ordered two blc yard bucket. 11te hopper from "always-on·hanll." bargea; a week, during wbich more crete 19 placed. to three weeks In advance, ac· Racine Locks wlll be the no Almaaae fourth of this type built by .DraBy Ualled Pretl Ialema•tonal vo under the Corpo of ' Engl· Today ts Tbursdey, AUK. 11, neers' long-range program far the 22Srd day of 1966 wltb 142 Improving Ohio River nav!ga. to f o l l o w , t l o :;n;;;;fa;;c;;lll;;tl;;es;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;' The inoon II between. Its last quarter and new phase. 11te morning atars· an! Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Saturii. 11tere are no evening stars. American 1enpr1ter · Carrie Bond was born oil Ibis day in 1882. ' On this day In hlltol')l: In 1935, Nazi storm troopers demonotrated against the Ger· man Jews. Jn. 1962, Soviet · utronaul •U•\1,-.,::.J'\' . Andrlan N I k &I 1 y ev· was launched Into space for a trip thai laoted nearly four days. He was followed 24 hours later by utronaut Pavel Popovich. In 1964, race rlols thai swept BOb Hopo/Porry Como/ lbe New Jersey clUes of At! Unklllter/Kins Fomllyf Paterson and Elizabeth 1!>1' two Jimmy Dean/Htrman'a Hermits/Rhodes Brost daya broke out Lavin' Spoontui/Fullfr 8ro1/ In 1865, Negroes began Mlu UIA·World/ · , rioting in the Watts section of Plus meny otherll Los All8eles. Several daya of PLUS violence took 34 llves, and 856 Harn.HI Rlcint, Auto RHIIII, others were Injured. · Many Horse Pullfnc, Summer Theatre Group, Auto Thrill Show, lllrUctures were burned and Ho~tShow 1 er where DrAvo Corporation is 1600 feet long . ."' J" placing as much as 4,000 cubic I lu its .current work, . concrete lirts on . yards of concrete per day. , ~ , forming Concreting began late in Ap- 'first shill and part of the sec. ril and through the end of July ond in building the 1,51~foot more than 50 per cent of .the long land wall , 1,500-fool long I:W 000 cubic yards the project middle wall, 2,i00-foot long m- )wHi require had befn placed. er wall and adjoining inside • i~ total of 300,0011 cubic yards of . the-cofferdam sectlo~s of gu~rd ~oncrete was placed in the first walls. Concreting is handled tree montbB and more than most of the second shift and '(1,000 eubir yard!; were added .1 of the third. ., n July. ." . 1 Concrete is supplied from 1 Botloms of land, middle and 1251!-cubic-yard per hour ·capac· ·iver walls have been concret· ity automatic batch plant equip. d inside the 25-acre cellular ped with lour 4-cu~l~,yard mix· :oflerdam, and each wall is up m. Four small standamrd~n~·~~~~ I ,o iui' average height · of 11 locomotives .move the c1 ills. Each lift ts llv~ . feet high in 4-cubic·~ard buckets, a md about 45 feet square. T h e imum ol 2,000 feet to pi~:;: I lll!l ~11! 11eing formed with sites _lVhere lhel are ,.nUievered wood-faced forms. by gantry cranes. OUtsld~ .!he C9ffer<lam, 77,000 To meet. Its now h~a'?' ~bic ya'i'ds off concrete ha·s creting pace and minmuze >een placed in constructing sec· possibility of Interruption of its ions or upper and lower guard materials supply, Dravo st~k· walls. i piles an ·llllulually large quanti· The locks are being huUI 'un- ty of aggregates - over 50,000 der a $28.8 ntllllon contract from tona pf sand and stone, and the U. 8. Army Corps of E1181- stores 3,000 barrels of cement. neers. WC:at"~ oeven miles be- Cement is barged ln. from lOW ~ Lilck No. 23 •Ill\ Pittsburgh (dver 200 mlles) and 10 mlles '· aboVe PomerOy, lht sand and s_tone fro!ll C~:~:t~l nl&h-lifl iiavigaUon locks, and a. (about 250 mlles) and L dam no! yet constructed, will (400 miles). . raise upper .pool level by as Use of this long but eco;~~~ much ao U feet and permit ' r& cal supply line required moval af lblee · obsolete .,lock• to . adopt rigid ·scheduling and dams. . · ·· maintain its aggregate suppU••I Racine Loclcl' are scheduled for ready use in the event for complett6n in late 1967. high water or a delay In OHIO STATE ~"FAIR AUG. 2S THRU SEPT. '5 Orlve fnl•rwflte Soturdoy Til 9 E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 . PC)>fo\EROY OUR FRESH GROUND-PACKAGED . Hashentlte K!iigdom of dan is the o!flctal .l!lme of 'i' FIRST CUTS OF FRESH PORK CHOPS [ FULL LINE of CANNING Jars & Canning Supplies McCOY'S HOMOGENIZED gol. HOLSUM OR ADAMS 5 lotVH 95c At Ingels Carpet House II Pomeroy 1tll 1\G~t IIU' M3nklnd has used a varllety objects as money, Beads, caiUe and other animals have been I comJnoDiy used Among more ucoins,. were hu tusks and I CARPET · Of FAMOUS BARWICK Arl Olcl hvoriN Wltll A New Look SADDLES :&LEATHER GOODS Acrllon • Nylon SoiKI From Ovtr '1HE. CORKY" • Bridlee • Hilters 200 Pottorna & coiGn ~· •Bits • Bllnkets Prle~~ Rp"* -.Shoes • Brushes . eComlis ellld . t3 95 Start At -.show H•hWi $29.95 up HORSE SADDLES $69.95 up B.R.W. HOWE. & LEATHER SUPPLY Pomtroy, 0. NOTHING DOWN • . ~ ' UP TO I YEARS TO PAY FOREMAN &ABBOTT N. 211d Ave. Middleport, 0. . ~ . ' '' $750 SWlSHER &- ~OHSE ' REXAU DRUGS ·, ~·· ~. WY 2-29$5 • · ' Herculon Carpet PLACED IN OUR DOORWAYAT220 SIZES: SY2-12 12'1\-4 C&D Widths • oq. yd. FREE ESTIMATES! •Multi-Color lopf Halters · , PONYS~DDW • Torture Test IXPDT INSTALLATION GRADE A MILK ·~ 8Sc DEMONSTRATION UR pttG§CRIPlloN YO ' ~·GAIN \M H\StOll •Herculon EGGS CRESCENDO $24.95 MONEY Stop In Today and Select Your FROM NEARBY FARMS MINUET $16.95 Unbelievable GROUND BEEF BREAD 7l .an4 uft M'lut c..,,,.,., ,,,, UP TO 4,000 CUBIC YARDS ot conctete per day are being placed by Dravo Corporation at Racine Locks. Gantry crane at right lifts 4-cubl~;'ard concrete bucket for discharge into form. Oilier monoliths are shown in varloua stages of construction. Five-foot Ufts are formed with cantilevered wood-faced forms. Open Dolly 9:00 to 7;00-Frld.Y Til 8 This alarm clock is for people who wakeup not knowing what day it is. Jlfh AYI. ot flit J 7111 A'II,,..,.,,. tor 100,000 tlrt. SIMON'S "MARKET ~. SCHOOL 1/ME--SOC'NI FREE ENTERTAINMENT I { ' MAINnREiT; ""' Pedestrians wlll .walt 011 It ~ It will be ~aed to sun, wind, • mud, dllat. greue, oil -- to cODstant wear. Wi do tbil to Invite you to our ainazlng 'clealllnl · demona1ritlon eomlnl . In early August WATCH FOil fTf • IN$1WITIC .... This one is for people who wake up too late for it to make any difference. j �' ;I " 'I. " "·-. l·~GIQN ·IN ·AM~RICA · au. "' ' · · Religiou~ ·LUncJleonGlve~ - InHonorof Candidates ' Education.: May Focus on Adults ·' HEL.EN ·HELP USl IIJ LIIUJ8 ~ Ulhed Pn:is JaltrulliiNI i, {l) be llle prlmlrJ liqell oflrtlt of fill time ~ apent among editnr ollhe magazine C~~stla- doctrinal illiteracy which is by Hefen 80\tel i1 relillous odocalioll programa. adults who ore tpOranl t1 or ntly Today, agrees that adult prevalent among adult POINT PLEASANT ':r,1 _ H. For ·many years, churcllea "The key tn Christian eduea· lndlfftrent to Christian teah Christian education. is a field members," be says. YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! •Qutheee!966n 1 ••ogues have foeusei1 11., in the cburclt 1s re••t.. the ings. . that cries out lor uut1at1ve on "The family, nol the oon .. ~, ~ • nd .yn.., ~1 d b rd th burch is the This column is for young peo- 1Dear Helen; delea was held Wednesday noo~ :·, their religious educalioo eflorts illformed odull," says Dr. W. "Unless we can have an the part ol pastors. an oa s, or e c • 1 ple, their problems lind plea&- To the 1"·year~ld ''VIctim of m· Gene Ball's restaurant with ' Kent Gilbert Ul of Philltdel- lnlormed laity' eflorts In bring sessions and vestr~es. " tha mostBeffective educationa th t most parenis ures. their troubles and fun . As outdated r s~al~ restrictions:" tbe Point Pteasan~Mason Colin· " .. children. Tbe wisdom of this approaCh, phia, u..utive secretary oC the up cblldren ill lhe failh will be "\1 for no o er reason n. cy. u ba . the rest ol Helen Help U~l I lilund out In the long l'llll ' It .., "'"amber of Commerce bos~o·~ 10 long taken lilr granled, is Boa'rd of ~.l.rish Educdon, larply 'litiated by what they lhal there can never be . Jood ly need some SIC I laughs bul wont ., un . g widely chan--'. Lutheran Church "' •- America. !••-from tb.e adult communi- Sunday school teaching w<lbo.ut education ofIfilltheir owo we comes . . witb a eols paystngoalongwith yourI par•M·the gala affair. een candi- ·,. .... ~ -~ be' 'b' a serious questiOn I was also If when met DOW bem From Protestants, CathoUcs .· It does little good In send I ty,'' Gilbert said. . teachers who know the Bible, they can lu I t. rr responSi •. Attending were qu ''" ond Jews C0111es lbe revolutions- Child to Sunday school lor an Field CrlH Ollt '!'e must begm_ . now to lily for the Christian training uestions thill wonderful 111-yell'Oid bey. dates and a representative of : ry suggesUon that adults should hour a week, be seys, If tile Dr. Frank E. Gaebelein, co- overcome the blbllcal and their children at home." In ~~U~~ur ~~g~du IT, :~d f!ib~comy folD their llJIOIISOI'II. conltsl judges, (' Catholic educalors from all oare of Helen Help US! litis and asked Mayor of Point Pleasant and ·» • 1 he L S ~· "' parts ol the United states newspaper. Sunda dinners OOCI&!ooally. Fair Board president. and mem· ,., OCI'Ii 011 SaiUnlly A... reached a similar conclusion at CHAMPION TROUBLEY • aac1 be'8 26 ben of the presa. ·d tbe "•• B 1111 n1 INT Today I 18 21 • '""'nylng the event .-ere Carl :1 alf:• ..-tel'll a a recent Washington co erence GE'ITER• 0 He bas flnlahed college aad I """' PhilThe August maellng oi the was ,..;1 by Mra. Gruemi m -len an )1\'lllg ao old· ol the Confraternity of Clrris- Dear Helen: . got my degree in June. Wed· Dunn, John Hurd, Elaine Lin- ,J ~,... of tbe Rock Springs Meli> regard to the Distrk:t meeting ra•!iJDN "opetJ air" lee nan Doctrine. . I do more slup1d thlro&s a~d ding beDs will 8001 rlllg. So Ups, Mayor D. B. MorganM .,,,.., eld H th M tbodist 18clai, 11ot1c wltlt ao get myself intn more trouble '" 1.f you're will'"• to da Luthey, the first ason adlat church was htld Tuesday to be h at ea e ~ of bud mao!c. They urged parishes to one day than live groups ol yoo tsee, parenis bal{"' way County Fair Queen, Frank Cap~ 1 !!!!ling ot the churcb, with church, M~port on Sot~em- 'no eeeen baacl, dlreeled curtail expansion of youth work hoods do in a i!fetime. I am a ~~. 11 Y~!ze your cholte bert, Marty Buffington and 1 ~ William Gruner, pres!- bor 7, from' i:ao "-"'· to . I'M$ by Clwlel Yealo, wiD play Arthh W. Todd, Georgeana lor a while, and concentrate on jinx to myself. wi~ -EXPERIENCE SPEAKS Mrs. Lawrence Gerlach, Jr .. Mjt, in cllargi. p.m. It wa• voted to urder pro- allrliq all p.m. oa lbe blgh fostering deeper understandong Here's one ol my better days: . Rebecca Lewis and Mrs. Mar· Group lln&inl ol "God will gram bookl for the new year, acllool portko. Tile "Impacts" Todd. Ann Barker, John and commotment amoog adults . I First 1 woke up _ that's bad Dear Helen : tha Thompson : Susan Darsl and ldt Can of You," •nd prayer which beRins In September. wll also be featured. Barker, Harry L. Armstrong, I Crux of Problem Ienough. Then 1 forgot to do my My fiancee says we should Mrs. Clara Scholtz; Brenda by')(rs. Walter Wears opened " Do Something," was the To be tare of a seat, bring and Madaline Armstrong , 10 Th•. Union of American chores and got my allowance share everytning, so "Tell me Steele and Jon Leighty; Nancy · " to f the program prese•ted ·O.Ifriends" 1111 meeilng. A commun1cauon poe o " your own lawn or foldinl Elbert Mullin ' and Gladies Muh Hebrew Congregations has a1so docked. all shoot your ex-... - Morgan dnd Philip Ball; CaroI ' by Mrs. Lewis Grueser. .The cbatrs. lins, Parcels. Salem. I decided that grownups are the 1 had a baseball game that Some ol them were dogs. Must Kegley and Mrs. Don Nott; hymu: "0 Master l..et me Walk Richard fl. Neulzling, Dor.. crux ol the religious education day , but the doclor told me I I? - Dl':KE Martha Frances Ball and ' with Thee." was read by Mro. -""""""'''"'"''''•"'""'~''' ~~a ~r~~;i':', ~~:r~.M~:~ ~ problem . It has asked all shouldn't play because of a Dear Deke: George Roberts; Nita Walden 1 Amos Leonard, and a reading , h reform temples to give high torn muscle. 1 told my manag- Tell her 8 nice little fiancee and G. A. Bitis; Jean Warner, luncbeo~-~F•'• • Church WSCS Meets R Sprmg " T;uesday; Program by.MrS. Grueser . .., ev.....,.. :u::!; MetgS . property Trans{ers c!~ be~ b , SOCIAL TIIUIUIDAY JIEIG_S COUNTY Democrat el'!f> mll meet at ~cuse town bail, Thursday, at 7.30 P· m~'~Member~ are asked_ to 1Jt111 Judwtches or cookies lor ~i;~~~~!~:::r~l;:~:~~!~t ~;:~~; i~ J:~!~~duc1ed adult [~ ~~~:en !n~";:ts!~t t; ~h;ll :f~o~r .~..:~I..e~ew:l..;g :ryMr;ly~1v~':!eywatters . Dr Grant S Shockley. What' s wrong m thai ' do 1. " ;, to William Anderson, Jenn;: , professor of religious educatmn , I'll tell you what's wrong: gs le. - .,_ Tattnos were worn In eshibll I -:-::== I I' I 1. 1 DAY 'I HospiW News 1 Robinson's °. Middleport Dept. Store's - ---·- \ i .I t;' I VALUES IN MRY DEPARTMENT Donald U::: Mr. anti Mn. Fern Gillog!J PT. PLEASANT- Elmer GillOIIYMrdd ~":; gene Pilffh, 30, Middleport, Ohio Columbul I'ICIIJUy wbere !bey i!lld Georgetle Patrl<k, 30, visited tile Elba McKnf8bi famColumbia, have mille JppliCaElba, wbo 11 IIIJIU ~== II lion for a marriage lictnse in the bospttal, 11 n the office of the Cotmty Clerk.] !mtpro•v!ng follow!Dg 1 . Momrl' CBANOEII MIND aad J_... Mr. Mrs. Gene -·"· LEBANON, Ind. <UPI) anti family eata1aiDet1 Mr. Coacb "11mce Hale pf Miami anti Mrl. Ra C1Jew11e aad lamUntvel'lity oald Welnesday thel 11y I'ICIIJI!y wtlh 1 blrtltdiJ he has 1101 81Ven up hope of supper in honor of Mrs. CbeageiUng blgb adJDol basltelball dle. star Rick Mount of LeballoiJ to attend the F')orida university next fall. M o u n t, who o r ! 1 i nail 1 plllllliOd to lltelld Miami U., ~cbaqlll btl mild Uti BIRTII: A aon tn Mr. atJd Mrs. plBDJ to altend Pur11ue Un!venl...., J~, Pl. Plrr 1L IJ• 'Pieaoanl VaHey llosp!lal ,WMI'I'I'ED: Mrs. DanDy J"'"10n, Pt Pleasant: M r 1. J~ Greer, Pt. Pleuant: Kenneth F!"!ey, Ravenswood ; Dan~ Nowhn, Pt. Pleaaant; Mrs. Jlohn Hickman, Ravenswood: \'torthy Duncan, Apple Grove; Mrs. Lula Likens, Henderson; W . and Mrs · Geor.s• B· Mcamtnck 'and Ronrlie McClint"!'k. all of Pt .. Pleasant; Char1~ Jlll!kaon, B1dwell: Paul AIhnder, Pt. Pleasant .DISCH~GED: Clyde Me...-mttt, Pt. Pleasant: M r 1. diester Coy, Gallipolis: Mrs. Lliuisa Messick, Gallipolla Ferry; Mrs. Vincetlt 'l'urnel-, AalJ. ... AS& TO WED Mom takes pride in !te BEAUTY, the ch!ldren Uke Its TOUGHNESS • • • aDCI Dad, natura!ly welcomes !t ADAPTABILITY aDd ECONOMY. Ask for it by n•m•, FtOOR-GUARD ENAMEL •t EBERSBACH HARDWARE MAIN ST. POMEROY ,, . . ., G~bson 13 cu. lt. On116 to S.ll At This Price! REGULAR $99.95 , REFRIGERATOR Just . ,, • • '218 ' .. .. Upright -Freezer ·~ big · iW~~·~; table. lo.r~d. brown;· blue:· shop eirly for " . ,. '" ~<• • •r, these! N~Juft ' nice cl;airs'""f!. '1- . Six Just 2 Loft. Reg. 249.95 _ __ :" {o..:l!~ ·,, "I' _"":r._ _ _ _...;;, .. •'..;.._ _ _ _ _~IIII''" '" :O.. r LAST CALLI Only 2 To Sell KELVINATOR $175 Also One 17,500 BTU L.ft. Bedroom Suites You get the dresser, cbest, bookcase l>ed, mattress, bnx springs, 2 lamps, 2 pillows, 1 bedspread and 1 pr. pillow cases. AU 12 PIECE GROUP YOU JUST CALL FOR COMFORT! :.!' · Suite' 2 Step Tables 1 Coffee Table 2 Nice Table Lamps '· Rocker$.':....:, . , AIIForlhe Low Price Youn '• Ol\ILY,6 TO SEU ' REGULAR MY•• Y:I' $16995 For ''Just ... Good nylon covers & foam cushions .s SALE! Just In Time'- For August. Sale New Shipment 'I ., ' Gaad All Plastic (The Good Kind) For Better, Quicker Mare Efficient Servlc• Recliner CHAIRS , LEVEL.·. OUT YOUR ~ ,FUEL:OIL COSTS ~·~ ~0 Equal' Monthly Payments e ,. i~(q'J.~, AyJ~tr lO ~- • lnutiful Throw Rugs ., ., 9x12 Room Size All Nylon Prlc.d From Gaodcolonto ,. c.-. from. Only C~rpets ., $5 9 95. ,. .;·, " " August Sale! ERTA, MAnRESS SALE 252 Coli Smooth Top s WHILE THEY WT .75· ONLY '. '· -,-In Brown 1nd Green Only. I • ' ) 1, .,,.. ARE EQUIPPED WITH . :(. *1 1 tr" Jl , Group Sa lei'· AugiJ5t sale ~, ·,··· ..~ :~ . ·; "Platform" · ·:~ :~ 2 Pc. Living Room Siza4'x6' All Colon OUR TRUCKS (. '• ' SAVE $50.00-15 Cu. Ft. 3 Piece Walnut TWO-WAY RADIO j iJ "II ' top. "'. .' 7-Piece Dinette Sets··. ... Automatic Defrost 2 Door Model. Coppertone or white. Big freezer in I . ,.,•. ··! QUICKLY DRIES TO A FULL GLOSS for noon, fum!ture, wood'!ork, cab!· neta, boats, bicy~les, macb!Dery, etc. tdi"ff' QlB&' ' . · ,.'·.' "' ol llie JJUJI' ~ . ~ temperature~. ~.~10 ~{ '' eeat~.,.-e. " ... ' 38 Gen. Sberman burned AtiiJio were lndlvlduala placed. _,,..• _:-!J!.'il':.~~""'~: ta, Ga. on Nov. 14, 11164. There were 101 olalmJJ km....,...1 111111· iGO"" · · ' ·:;.·~'(\ The .·" August Sale Just 5 PORCH aod FLOOR :IeVen : Jerrre:. ' '' " " ,. '" You Can Count On? FLOOR-GUARD ENAMEL ° ' " · - ''' •• Youn For Only II dinner w.- flee of lhe Vir811llt~ menl Of Emplo)'meut ~. baa reporled tbe PI,.....,..,.,Of :H indl'91dualJ ID plnfa1 ployment doring Jq!y, <OIIJIIII';' 111 to Jane, 1~ 'JibeD theft ·· ONE 20,000 BTU BAKER FURNITURE ,f.• , Aa o1 Jal7 at;>_., , illn·,, · ·· . l,W bdtlllt*-~ PT. PLEASANT - Jadl: L. 111 ~ q t IJ .;,~ .1A' Bm!lh, rnanapr of lhe lcq1 II.· l.Sl9 1 ,_. ,... · • ~· · •• 11 yaIues Are BeHer Jhan Ever AI Mason .furm"Iure Dur·I"ng .Oo···r·~ •.··.•··;.'.•., ",...- .:,~. AIR-CONDITIONERS !· p.,...., W. _va., visiled rellltlves here durmg the week. . .Mn. llorley Lee Roush and Carolyll have returned home Ifter villitlng relatives in Kanw. Mr. Pbil Cooli4! waa lD SUJIIo meraville, New Jeracy over the week~d w...,_e l1e alleadsd the wi\il!llng of Carol Friend and Walter Grneoer n. • II NOW IN PROGRESS! '= I Lake Riley near Weatnn, W.Va. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crow and famlly of MoundsvHle, W. Va.. visited relatives here last week. , Robert Welch of w Va villited at ~ hb broiher and family, Rev. and Mrs Jack T Welch and children,' over th~ weekend. Mr and Mrs James McComb and Jimmy of' Pittsburgh, Pa., vlsiled on Saturday at the home ° C: · Mternoon soap proj..,t for Viet Nam. Those attending were Mn. Jack Hesson, MJ;l· Velma Rousb, .Mn. David Roush, Mn. Jack Welch, Mrs. Donald Bumgardner, Mrs. A. L. Spmu•e and Mrs. Robert Layne. PERIIONALS Mrs. John Hoffman bas relilrlled home after being • paUent at Camden Clark Hospital In Parkersburg lor injuries suifared In a fall. Piaain ,.. EIQPJ0yment a. ae.on. WANT 1 :t ~Pmoos with Mrs. A;L. Sproule Mr. aad Mn. Robert Ten- ol her pareitll, llfr, aad lin. aad Mrit. Robert LayDe U bOB~ ~ and cb!ldren, Mr. aad 1111'1. fro.be RoiiBIL 'file ptDif&DI ''LeanliDS aarenca TeJIIIIID~ Mr. 8llj[ lllrl. · Mr. aad Mn. IMler OblilliII» IIJhle" • .· · prese~ Rollerl BQre, Sieve tl\11 ·!lobo er 1re Y1J1111c Ill DaylE, Ill by !lira. Jack Mn. lllf, Mr. aad Mr& ~ lhll week. · David Roush rep<nled 011 the aad family are vacallollblg at Billy Nease of BnckhaMOJI, 1 R. our comnutment bet!••' was ! le~ M. Anderson , Lois. Porn I al Garrett Theolog<cal Semina·[ After th e game, along comes \ by some anclenl Greek given by . Mrs .. Leona~. followroy. , . ry, Eva nslon, IIi , emphas12es the guy who gets me in , the IN mAILAND ladies. ed bya d1scuss10n on Do Someut 5tl members and ' Frank Fugate, Gaynel,c Fu tha t adults need religious mosl trouble. He wouidn I be- , . thing," from the Methodist Wo- Abo . Church en· I gate-, to Wilham R Anderson, trainmg for their own sakes, beve about my leg and IS go- A•nnan Flrst Class man, led by Mrs. Leonard and gue!s aof ~~·i~::Oer at Asb and Jenmler M Anderson. 2 :14 1and not merely to equip them ing lo tell the manager ot the Andrew left recenlly lor r~ents. Mrs. Willilp1 Grueser. A poem, JOY p I Acres, Pomeroy. . to teach children I team J was swimrmng, when I and where he will be on tern· 48e bac ~ at arty drur .tore. pclNE SOUTHERN, Lqca) "Wqri<IN lfesolution" by the Cave recently . I Robert Hartenbach, Shenff, .'The massive problems oflt should be playin~ llasebail, porary duty for the next sixl~:~~::;,,,:. rrcn.M<-Nar . ......, A·tti~ Boosters will . ·.· lllliet leader and the Mizpah benedic- Earl Starkey was in Colum- Dena Jung, Dena Wmters Sm•t~ our rapidly changing society so I may get kicked orf t he mo~ths with a combat ter::'~':· .:~~·~~:u:;: TliandiY at I p.m., at the Sen- tion in unison, closed the meet- bus on Saturday where he at· to Frank Fugate, 2.34 Acres, are bringing traumatic expe1·- iteam . ·group. :::~~~~~~:=::~·~·::.,.~"'E'~;,~~--~ru:h~e~:'~t~~o~w;;'"~~! Soil~ High School. I hlg. • tended the monthly meetings of Pomeroy. . · iences upon adults ," he says. At lhe beach I also lost ' Andrew has been ....,. ""'"' 'AST Cdt!NCILORS of Thet- e ... the Board of prrectors of the I Richard L. ao~sh, Josoe V. "They 001 only must help yt>Uth brand new expenSive beach at Malmstrom A.F.B., . 4otut Counell, Daugbters of - - Grange Mutuil! Casualty ln~ur- Roush, IO JoSle ~ . aoush, Lot, In face these changes construc-1el that • girl took by for the past 212 years. He IS Amlt'il:a, will meet Thursday ance Co., and the GM Premmm Racine. r lively but they. also must Iand my father 's $4.50 sunglass- son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis eveaing at_.,• bo~ of Mr•. Budget Corp. He called to see Argyle L. Deeter and nor- mast~r the transition them- es, and got sunburned. Andrew, Long Bottom. His A~ Sayre... " ':.,, bis sister, Mrs. Jessie Jewell. ence E. Deeter, to West V1rgm- selves.. . This is ju' t an example. I've IS : A-IC ADC!rew Francis SHIRT ~CINE CHAI"l1!! P' of, A. _ _ Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Law- ia Pulp Paper .. Parcels, Olive. His statement is corroburated lbad lots worse days. How can R., A.F. 13821f119, 634 Co~~~~~~ VICE TliDnday, Aug. II at• p.m., at r . . . son and children spent the Victnr L. Gt~m and Anna A. b 0 private survey conducted 1 unjinx myself'! - UNLUCKY Support Group, APO, San SER U. Racine School. · Holser Botp!lal: VISoting weekend with relatives in lhe Grim, tn Walter M. Riggs and ~ the Lutheran Church in IJINX Calif. 911310. IN AT 9 AM--OUT AT PH!LATHEA WOMEN ol the hours 2-1 and •-li p.m. Parenls Charleston area. Alma Riggs Lots, Mtddleport. A . It h that many [Dear Jinx: 5 PM. Middteport Ch . urc b. 0f Ch"· '1 qply OD Ped'Iau-·ICi war d. Sunday dinner guesll! of Mr. Velma Pearl• Reynolds to Wen- hmenca. ch . sd ows Its who have a' Think ahead! When you A thought lor the . ursd.ey evemng · at Admfl • loll . , · and DorothY J. c ur -gomg and 'Mrs. Reed J elfers were I dell L. Pnce f 'lh a u. ' God are tn stop and reason, "!I I r,anadian author Jobn Strlll1ger•[l win meet Th the churcb at 7:30p.m. Mrs. Irene H. Ervtn, · 1113ti Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ruth Price, Parcels, Middleport. strong ere~' b <n fast - ;,.ovin Ibis, then TillS might hoppen, oaid: "Our bitterest TWIUGHT GARDEN clllb Chatham Ave.; Mrs. Russell D. land family, Mr. and Mrs. Don ' John c. Hensley and Barbara bewtld f Ytim nd r! you'll soon become a jinx always drained from will meet in the dining room wood, 98 Gar!Jeld Ave.; Mrs. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. La- s_ Hensley to Harold Brewer events • our. e,b at "the breaker - H Ideals" ehurcb Thursday 1F aster ",an s·ICkle, 540 Fifth vern Jordan and cbildren. · · · · ol Federar:!d and Ruby 'Brewer, Parcel, 01- very• uncertatn . f Ch .at'ou · Dear Helen : lr"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""' at ):30 p.m., lor a workshop, St., Kanauga ; Mrs. Carroll H. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith · apphcahon n s lan prm- Nice kids with their with Mn. Robert llj!lbel, OAGC Burnette, Jr., Rt. 2 Galltpohs; aad daughtnr, Jle!ty, Belpre, "~eva o. Shumate to Jim- copies 10 St;:'"lfiC social and easy little problems won't Judge, in charge. Members are Theod?re Whiltingtnn, Rt. 2 were weekl!lld guests o1 her my Joe Hemsley and Ann Hems- personal pro lems peve this. but it bappens a tn bring flowers and rontainers Cheshire; Mrs. ~andivllle Par- brother-in-law aad sister, Mr. ley Parcels, Salisbury. To help them, the.;uth"f,an where there's oo place to 10 lor, making flower arrange- sons, Cheshire: Mrs. Wilbert and Mrs. Carl Greenles ' Church Am ca as but the street and nothing lllfJII.s. ...... B11Iey, Rl. I Ewingtoll; R o famlly. Clifton. and Buddy FIGHT FOR CROWN Ia un c he d an .. ex~en.tai do bul wbat everybody does , • Friday A: Moses, 'Tb~: Robert ley, Mollory, also 'ris!ted. CAMBRIDGE, Ohio (!JPI) - Ji<OJ';"t called,. the thinking get in trouble. I'm a slum kid POMEROY HIGH SCHOOL Rice, Rt. I Vmtnn: Mrs. T11oee villitlng 011 a Sunday Toledo district Champion Mau- man 8 ~eligl~. lt ~ooslsts of I'm in the !otb grade Athletic AssociatiOn ._!rill bold a H. UIII'Df't Rt I Northup; · Mrs. Mltrl Galaway were mee takes on Daylon a re a filmed Intervtews wtlh people I've had to "go away" tim!O]I ht&h school teen ..dance lhl• L. Jl\vld ;Jorscbnik, Pt. PleasAda Shaw, Rebecca champion Patterson Park for ol ouistandmg competen"': 10 times because or this boy. Friday night with the Jays at ani; Bartnw A. Jones, Hellder· Buckley and IDeJ: tba Ohio Little League champ- fields such as theology , diplo- won' t let me date others. the Pomeroy Hi&b gym, with son; Conrad D. Berkley, Hen- New Mlnblleld, Mr. and Mn. !onship Thursday. macy, sociology_ and psycho!.. ery lime there Is aMther hoy dancing from 8 In 11 p.m. The derson: Mrs. Jack S. Fetck. Leon Woodrum aad Randy, Maum 'umped oil In 3 7.0 gy. The fllms will be ava!lable near me he is furious and reapu~lic is welcome. New Haven; Steven F. Chuekle WGottrum, aad Mr. lead andeec!asted In a 9-4 vic- to local churches as a teachmg dy 1o kilL Each morning be Rt. 2 Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Mn. Eddie Clemons N ,, V'll g of the resource and doscussoon-starter picks me up and makes SATURDAY •--·~- Rutland·• "-a tory orwnwhile" ' aPatle,.on • . .m aduIt cIasses. DLEPO!ri' ·" p k ert T• "'"'"'"'"• "" • Tommy McArthur. Akr over dlstr'ct 1slay with him all day, a JJ 1 THE MID .. . or Bpi F. Kesterson, Pomeroy: guests were Mr and Mrs. p.;.n ' 6-Z deficit ~ CurrlcDium · to hurl my mother As,tocialiolt wp~ an Wltle H. Johnson, Rt. l Racine ; 0. Cummings, • Atbens. . overcame ~e fourth and T h e U nit e d won't go. He steals : t r ~..,!ta){hlit.!•~- William G. Freder1~, Rt. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon SWain, w•~!ur ":,': ~nother in the church is preparing to bring sells uope too, mostly marijuaey ·o.,...t · .,..• .,_ Long Bottom; Cbrislma S. iDd Mrr pus acr t a new church school currooulum na and pills cotbmunity P~ ~ ker, Rt. 2 ~cine; Mrs. Robert Combs, Copley, visited. lillh for,:~ ~ad!= .. ~:.::. which will have &dulls 1 don't ho~e a lather and S IJ.m. 1t baa --:;:; Y V. Moritz, Ironton; Mrs. 1y wi1h ll!e Lewi!l Smith n a 0 in the same classes with works at two ~ Pm Asm lhat neat week H. Edwards, Jacksoo; Mn. and Mrs. Daily Rawlings, 1oarea M. school juniers and housekeeping. She hate• no dalit!l!l Will be h~. at cob Smith, Jr., irontnn: Mrs. aad the Denver Rawllnp UUDOGS study the reialion of because I've been in trouble. pirk !;*•- 0 1 tbe OlP n- Melvin E. Mahorn, famDy, Albany. NEW B insi&his to present-day living. Everybody thinks I'm no good, tf.'FBII'. Mrs. Jerrold E. Keuhne, Rt. 2 Donnie Choadle, PHILADELPHIA .{UP!) Several denominations and 1 think so loo. I help him ~ SVNDAY imololl; Mrs. Walter Arlhur, Lowther aad Dean Wooten Llrlobacker Fred Zunmerman looking into the possibillty do bad things because ~ GIDEON ROUSH reun· Rt. 2 Wellstnn; · Mrs. Britton among the members of Albany of Toledo Uruversity, and li.ll~ applying "programmed scared. Maybe because it's lnll will be held SDDday, _Aug. 14 B. Barlow, Coal Grove; M r 1. F FA chapter who visited end ;!0hn Jennings, the ing" techniques to adult ler I don't know. But I atr~ Portlaad Park With ' · Larry Gijbie, Rt. 2 Jackson; ' ' ' Cave and Tbe No~ • draft choiCe, Wedn :: glous education. out Help - AFRAID P= %~100~ER Mrs. Willblm R. Sheldon, Opry dlll'ing lite weekend. ~~=tza;:udo~lthof \be Some religious educalors GIVE MY NAME AND T4rnship Sunday School picnle Che•apeake. lnlto Mrs. Elizabeth J~ Continental Football League. I question whether new REAL FACTS 8 will be Sontla,- ADgUII 14, at received word of the birth of The Build also released niques are really needed. Dear Afraid: titij . Gi-ove in Fla~ Mrs. Ray Queen, 92t Fourth daughter, Loretta Kay, to , . K ~gs Kines a 330- Adulls who have been There's ooiy one way out, Goegletll tldlool will illl't Ave., da.ter, 9:17 a.m. brother and olste..,.in-law, . Mr. pound'Kjng d:,~ive ta~kle and around by life lor a while that is by way of the . Juv,enll!l[l =~~ ~ a basket dlrmer nesclay; Mrs. Roberl South- aad Mrs. Evana Rutherford, !D asked waivers on 10 ' other apt In be much more receptive Court. Turn yourself '". and "':llk senlcea will em, RoUand, son, 9.23 . Plano, Texas. to religious teaching-through for protection. I prediCt you ~· . Wednesday: Mrs. JackS. FOlck, Mr and Mrs Jan Pk:kett aad players. books lectures or other conveo- be placed in a good fostnr IW'I II 1:30 p.m. Everyone IS N Ha100 3·22 . . home, a nd this bond wek:aml. ew ·~• • · Daytoo, vlllted GRAVE SIN Uonai ' means-than are . will MIDDLEPORT, Thunday; Mrs. Carroll Mr. aad Mn. Among African bushmen it people. placed wbere be IS no longer • ...._ __, Do-a--'-1 Biii'IJitte, Jr., IOn, ! ::IS aad famfly aad a grave sit to refuse' In Perhap• all thai's threal to you or your mother, a· ,_r.,. Thunday. Kreba aad Blfl over the food. These nomads eke is lor each Churcl1 ltln. Groff Gi11en Mrs E~ Blackburn, weekend out a bare existence from the synagogue tn recOgnize that it's ..------~------------..,.........,,...---~ lili'. and Mrs. Richard Cham- p ul R Co Mn ·Lydia Davis. Mr.... Mra. Eddie JordsD. barren expanse of tbe net only the lambs but also ban utertained wilb a dltmer .; ;,. phs, 'IV ·Eggers Joba Clay William aad E. J., -coiJIIIIo adUlt sheep who need Stinda1 tYening at their rest- 5· 3 e · • bu, calllll 011 btl mother, ..... cl6ce In Middleport Guest of F. Goett, Mrs. Clarence B. Faye Jordan, reCIIltiy. hqaOr wa Mrs. ~~ Groff, Hoffman , Mrs. Denver B. Mr. aad Mn. Joha G~~: VANGUARD'S olill!r ol Mrs. Edison Hob!M~ Houclt, Mrs. Ida HoHman, Mr. anti Mn. lfi of Clevelaacl MISS Velma Mrs. Verand Joy, aad Mr. ttendlng tbe were noa Keels, Cheryl . P'ern GiJlogly ft!elltly ill and Mrs Edlso H b tetr ard H. Lowman, Willls of tbe fourtb birthday of . ·. n 'and Jeffrey 0. Patterson, Mrs. tbelr 1011 Mark. INTERIOR-EXTERIOR ter: Miss Vtr&Je Hobstetter, H. Porter, Glenn Sayre, Jr., ·Fr-'"~"'-"• Eric Chamberl. Mrs. Groff will Fred W. Sellen Mildred J. SUsan u=, v_,....., ..,rn tn Cleveland thil. week Woomer, Mr11. L. Wort- aad GBI: dler s~ing the past two man, Mrs. Aal'OII R. Pratt and ~ their ~ts. "f'"ths m Pomeroy. infant son. aad Mn. rem OillOIIJ. Schedule of lhe coming ess, Sally Herndon. W. "Tony" Powell, Jr. of ' .ower Show was llislrlbuled REBECCA CIRCLE New MllrlinsvUle governor of In members and dUes were col- The Rebecca Circle of the tba Rotnry of thlll area, lected. Lutheran Church Women met addressed the Rotary C 1u b The group then prwessed, al St Paul's Lutheran Parish Thursday evening dur!Dg hll ofby th~ Broad Run road In House .on Wednesday afternoon llclal vis!~ The Now Haven Roush s Drive in for the mam for thell' regular monthly ~ Club !a one of 21 Rotary clubs course. The dessert course wa• tng. Mrs. Edna Burris was ~ in this dlstricl held on the lawn of the home ol ess for the meeting. Speaking of the global growth Mrs. Ray Pickens, Sr. in Clif- The program "Hymns, and of Rotnry, be said "Rotary is lon. , Hymns we Use in our Church the pioneer of the ilill'\'ioe Attending were Mrs. Phil i Service," was presented by Mrs. clubs and today numbers more Batey, Mrs. Henry Buck, Jr ., , William Russell. A short busi- tinln 12,500 clubs with a combinMrs. Carroll Adams, Jr., Mrs. i ness meeting followed. ed membership of nearly 600Donald Bumgardner, Mrs. Pete · Those attending were Mrs. 000 business and profession~! Burr;s, Mrs. Mel Clark, Mrs. ! Harry Layne, Mrs. J. V.. Me- men. Spread throughout 133 Wilham Crow Mn. David F1elds . Grew, Mrs. Martin Ohlmger, countries in all parts of tb e Jr., Mrs .. William Gibbs, Mrs. i Mrs. Harold Johnson, Mrs. 0~ )fOrid, Rotary clubs meet every James Gilbert, Mrs. Tom Hoff-: to Grimrri. Mrs. William Pow- day of the week sad conduct acma1. Mrs. Lloyd Hoflllllln, Mrs.[ ell, Mrs. Carroll Adams, Jr., ttvities tn improve their com· Bill Howard, Mrs. Lou!o Karsch· j Mrs. William Russell and Mrs. munlt!es, aid youth, elevate busnik. Mrs. Robert Layne, Mrs. Burris. iness standards, and further inHarry Miller, Mrs. Hay PickW.S.W.S. ternatioillll friendship 81ld unen, , Jr., Mrs. John Powell, The Ruth Circle of the W.S. derstand!ng.• Mrs. James Roush, Mrs. Ralph W.S. ol the New Haven E.U.B. The district governor also Sc 'I re , Mrs. David Simonlon, Church met on Monday even- conferred with Frank Capehart ll'rs . Chester Weaver and ing at the home of Mrs. Har- !1, local Rotary Club J!l'esi· g· !St, Mrs. Jack Welch. 1 old Bumgal'l)er with a covered dent, and Russell Capehart,' club REVIVAL dish dinner. secretary, on matters of club Revival services will be held : The leader for the evening administration and plans for fuUuion Campground, near was Mrs. Bernard Lieving, with lure service activities. w Haven beginning on Sun- Mrs. Howard Burr!a and Mrs. During his visit the Rotary "Yo August 14th. Services will T. Bert Roush taking part. A official was given additional in' :in nightly at 8 p.m. and Rev. reading "Lastll)i impressions lonnalion on some of the local : '" Elder of the Union E.U.B. We 're Missing from Christ in Rotary club's actjvities, inc!udf ·mrge extends an invitation Indonesia" written by Mrs. T. ing Rotary Foundation. ., lbe publ!c to attend. There W. Brandarer, was read. The Concerning the activities of .1 be guest ministers and spe- topic "Living the Beatitudes" this Rotary district, be ouUin.al singing each night. was presented with all mem· ed plans for the next distrlet W.8.C.S. bers present giving a beatitude conference In be beld at OgleThe W.S.C:S. of the New llav- and an explanation. Worship pat- bay Park, Wheeling, W. Va. • 1 Methodist Church held their tnrn for the Living was given Those aUcndlng were Donald August meeting at the home of by the leader. Mrs. Harold Bum- Foglesong, Herman Layne, :.Irs. Robert Herndon of Haven garner closed the meeting with Donald F. Roush, P'loyd Carm· Heights. The meeting was open- a prayer. ack, Richard Ord, Jack Flesh· ' 1 by Mn. Everald Wright with Those attending were Mrs. er, Rome Williamson, Russall a scrivture reading and a po- Howard Burris, Mrs. R. F. Dry- Capehart, Harry Muter, Arthur ,. n on Love. ant, Mrs. Bernard Lieving, Mn. Thabet, Ralph Whitmore, Frank Mrs. Harold Wrilbt, Prest- T. Bert Roush, Mrs. Ollie Capehart, Rev. Marcns Trough, dent of the District for Spirt~ Roush, Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs. Karl Wlles, Nelson Jennlnp, ual Life Cultivation, Sml!h- Bumgarner and IJllllilY. and guests, Jim Thabet of New rnrt. Pa., gave a very intnres~ RfiODODENDRON York, Bob Wbltmore, Dr. James ing talk on "Thou&hts f o r The Rhododendron H o m e Moore of Point Pleasant, aad ' .,nging Times." Mrs. Wright Demonstration met on Thursday the District Governor. spnke of the problems and goals for their annual picnic in the ESTHER ClRCLB ' e have today and of the com- New Haven Park. Devotions The Esther Circle of the Lumg unity w i I b the E.U.B. were led by Mrs. T. Bert Roush. theran Church Women met on C.urch. Those attending were Mrs. Tuesday at the dlstrlci 1 ~:~~..,P~i:rur:'~:. ~~~·~~ Carpenter the lea " · I S , JN A medi!Btmn on "Whe~.. does OCia ews • ~i?n. °· (:AtENDAR '•I I IIi I" • ••ZW"rli~ 0., Aal. 11, 1861-f Clil:rlll 1'. YDIIIier, Mr1o f. Bert Roush. Mn. Carroll 0 es, Mrs. JilmWd Llevlllg, • Cbarlll Jlacblr, 111r1. Jflhll t. Relll"lrlt, Mn. Alllert · ~. . Mn. Eber llouab, Mn. 11:• .'1'. -~ GARDEN CWB Those attending were r..eota Roush, Mrs. Velma Roush, Tl!e Nel!aclll.na Garden Club Kirby, Mary Ann Gorell, tan- Mrs. John Scarberry, M ro. held; 1111 annual P"!B"'ssive tha Trough, Vannie Roush, Wll- Clarence Thomas and guesl, Dl11!)81' on Monday everiblg. The ma H!nnerman, Clara Hill , Lor- Belin~a Zerld~, Robbie Glll'D88, •ppetizer course waa held in ane Spradling Lilly Smith Donme Machir, and - A II • e the;New Haven Park. Mrs. Da- Mn. Harold Wrigbl, Lin~ Roush. vid Fields, Jr., Jed tbe invoca- Fields, Nancy Wright and hostROTARY CLt1B Da4J ,, AllliM ever:r ~~use one of these aUIIIII price. .. ' WE HAVE MAYTAG .WASHERS and Dryers Largest Maytag dealer in Mason County. We have 24 hour service. IOUND •TW WJtiNGER '!,,, " On S.le At .lUll - - I. 1. II I �' ;I " 'I. " "·-. l·~GIQN ·IN ·AM~RICA · au. "' ' · · Religiou~ ·LUncJleonGlve~ - InHonorof Candidates ' Education.: May Focus on Adults ·' HEL.EN ·HELP USl IIJ LIIUJ8 ~ Ulhed Pn:is JaltrulliiNI i, {l) be llle prlmlrJ liqell oflrtlt of fill time ~ apent among editnr ollhe magazine C~~stla- doctrinal illiteracy which is by Hefen 80\tel i1 relillous odocalioll programa. adults who ore tpOranl t1 or ntly Today, agrees that adult prevalent among adult POINT PLEASANT ':r,1 _ H. For ·many years, churcllea "The key tn Christian eduea· lndlfftrent to Christian teah Christian education. is a field members," be says. YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! •Qutheee!966n 1 ••ogues have foeusei1 11., in the cburclt 1s re••t.. the ings. . that cries out lor uut1at1ve on "The family, nol the oon .. ~, ~ • nd .yn.., ~1 d b rd th burch is the This column is for young peo- 1Dear Helen; delea was held Wednesday noo~ :·, their religious educalioo eflorts illformed odull," says Dr. W. "Unless we can have an the part ol pastors. an oa s, or e c • 1 ple, their problems lind plea&- To the 1"·year~ld ''VIctim of m· Gene Ball's restaurant with ' Kent Gilbert Ul of Philltdel- lnlormed laity' eflorts In bring sessions and vestr~es. " tha mostBeffective educationa th t most parenis ures. their troubles and fun . As outdated r s~al~ restrictions:" tbe Point Pteasan~Mason Colin· " .. children. Tbe wisdom of this approaCh, phia, u..utive secretary oC the up cblldren ill lhe failh will be "\1 for no o er reason n. cy. u ba . the rest ol Helen Help U~l I lilund out In the long l'llll ' It .., "'"amber of Commerce bos~o·~ 10 long taken lilr granled, is Boa'rd of ~.l.rish Educdon, larply 'litiated by what they lhal there can never be . Jood ly need some SIC I laughs bul wont ., un . g widely chan--'. Lutheran Church "' •- America. !••-from tb.e adult communi- Sunday school teaching w<lbo.ut education ofIfilltheir owo we comes . . witb a eols paystngoalongwith yourI par•M·the gala affair. een candi- ·,. .... ~ -~ be' 'b' a serious questiOn I was also If when met DOW bem From Protestants, CathoUcs .· It does little good In send I ty,'' Gilbert said. . teachers who know the Bible, they can lu I t. rr responSi •. Attending were qu ''" ond Jews C0111es lbe revolutions- Child to Sunday school lor an Field CrlH Ollt '!'e must begm_ . now to lily for the Christian training uestions thill wonderful 111-yell'Oid bey. dates and a representative of : ry suggesUon that adults should hour a week, be seys, If tile Dr. Frank E. Gaebelein, co- overcome the blbllcal and their children at home." In ~~U~~ur ~~g~du IT, :~d f!ib~comy folD their llJIOIISOI'II. conltsl judges, (' Catholic educalors from all oare of Helen Help US! litis and asked Mayor of Point Pleasant and ·» • 1 he L S ~· "' parts ol the United states newspaper. Sunda dinners OOCI&!ooally. Fair Board president. and mem· ,., OCI'Ii 011 SaiUnlly A... reached a similar conclusion at CHAMPION TROUBLEY • aac1 be'8 26 ben of the presa. ·d tbe "•• B 1111 n1 INT Today I 18 21 • '""'nylng the event .-ere Carl :1 alf:• ..-tel'll a a recent Washington co erence GE'ITER• 0 He bas flnlahed college aad I """' PhilThe August maellng oi the was ,..;1 by Mra. Gruemi m -len an )1\'lllg ao old· ol the Confraternity of Clrris- Dear Helen: . got my degree in June. Wed· Dunn, John Hurd, Elaine Lin- ,J ~,... of tbe Rock Springs Meli> regard to the Distrk:t meeting ra•!iJDN "opetJ air" lee nan Doctrine. . I do more slup1d thlro&s a~d ding beDs will 8001 rlllg. So Ups, Mayor D. B. MorganM .,,,.., eld H th M tbodist 18clai, 11ot1c wltlt ao get myself intn more trouble '" 1.f you're will'"• to da Luthey, the first ason adlat church was htld Tuesday to be h at ea e ~ of bud mao!c. They urged parishes to one day than live groups ol yoo tsee, parenis bal{"' way County Fair Queen, Frank Cap~ 1 !!!!ling ot the churcb, with church, M~port on Sot~em- 'no eeeen baacl, dlreeled curtail expansion of youth work hoods do in a i!fetime. I am a ~~. 11 Y~!ze your cholte bert, Marty Buffington and 1 ~ William Gruner, pres!- bor 7, from' i:ao "-"'· to . I'M$ by Clwlel Yealo, wiD play Arthh W. Todd, Georgeana lor a while, and concentrate on jinx to myself. wi~ -EXPERIENCE SPEAKS Mrs. Lawrence Gerlach, Jr .. Mjt, in cllargi. p.m. It wa• voted to urder pro- allrliq all p.m. oa lbe blgh fostering deeper understandong Here's one ol my better days: . Rebecca Lewis and Mrs. Mar· Group lln&inl ol "God will gram bookl for the new year, acllool portko. Tile "Impacts" Todd. Ann Barker, John and commotment amoog adults . I First 1 woke up _ that's bad Dear Helen : tha Thompson : Susan Darsl and ldt Can of You," •nd prayer which beRins In September. wll also be featured. Barker, Harry L. Armstrong, I Crux of Problem Ienough. Then 1 forgot to do my My fiancee says we should Mrs. Clara Scholtz; Brenda by')(rs. Walter Wears opened " Do Something," was the To be tare of a seat, bring and Madaline Armstrong , 10 Th•. Union of American chores and got my allowance share everytning, so "Tell me Steele and Jon Leighty; Nancy · " to f the program prese•ted ·O.Ifriends" 1111 meeilng. A commun1cauon poe o " your own lawn or foldinl Elbert Mullin ' and Gladies Muh Hebrew Congregations has a1so docked. all shoot your ex-... - Morgan dnd Philip Ball; CaroI ' by Mrs. Lewis Grueser. .The cbatrs. lins, Parcels. Salem. I decided that grownups are the 1 had a baseball game that Some ol them were dogs. Must Kegley and Mrs. Don Nott; hymu: "0 Master l..et me Walk Richard fl. Neulzling, Dor.. crux ol the religious education day , but the doclor told me I I? - Dl':KE Martha Frances Ball and ' with Thee." was read by Mro. -""""""'''"'"''''•"'""'~''' ~~a ~r~~;i':', ~~:r~.M~:~ ~ problem . It has asked all shouldn't play because of a Dear Deke: George Roberts; Nita Walden 1 Amos Leonard, and a reading , h reform temples to give high torn muscle. 1 told my manag- Tell her 8 nice little fiancee and G. A. Bitis; Jean Warner, luncbeo~-~F•'• • Church WSCS Meets R Sprmg " T;uesday; Program by.MrS. Grueser . .., ev.....,.. :u::!; MetgS . property Trans{ers c!~ be~ b , SOCIAL TIIUIUIDAY JIEIG_S COUNTY Democrat el'!f> mll meet at ~cuse town bail, Thursday, at 7.30 P· m~'~Member~ are asked_ to 1Jt111 Judwtches or cookies lor ~i;~~~~!~:::r~l;:~:~~!~t ~;:~~; i~ J:~!~~duc1ed adult [~ ~~~:en !n~";:ts!~t t; ~h;ll :f~o~r .~..:~I..e~ew:l..;g :ryMr;ly~1v~':!eywatters . Dr Grant S Shockley. What' s wrong m thai ' do 1. " ;, to William Anderson, Jenn;: , professor of religious educatmn , I'll tell you what's wrong: gs le. - .,_ Tattnos were worn In eshibll I -:-::== I I' I 1. 1 DAY 'I HospiW News 1 Robinson's °. Middleport Dept. Store's - ---·- \ i .I t;' I VALUES IN MRY DEPARTMENT Donald U::: Mr. anti Mn. Fern Gillog!J PT. PLEASANT- Elmer GillOIIYMrdd ~":; gene Pilffh, 30, Middleport, Ohio Columbul I'ICIIJUy wbere !bey i!lld Georgetle Patrl<k, 30, visited tile Elba McKnf8bi famColumbia, have mille JppliCaElba, wbo 11 IIIJIU ~== II lion for a marriage lictnse in the bospttal, 11 n the office of the Cotmty Clerk.] !mtpro•v!ng follow!Dg 1 . Momrl' CBANOEII MIND aad J_... Mr. Mrs. Gene -·"· LEBANON, Ind. <UPI) anti family eata1aiDet1 Mr. Coacb "11mce Hale pf Miami anti Mrl. Ra C1Jew11e aad lamUntvel'lity oald Welnesday thel 11y I'ICIIJI!y wtlh 1 blrtltdiJ he has 1101 81Ven up hope of supper in honor of Mrs. CbeageiUng blgb adJDol basltelball dle. star Rick Mount of LeballoiJ to attend the F')orida university next fall. M o u n t, who o r ! 1 i nail 1 plllllliOd to lltelld Miami U., ~cbaqlll btl mild Uti BIRTII: A aon tn Mr. atJd Mrs. plBDJ to altend Pur11ue Un!venl...., J~, Pl. Plrr 1L IJ• 'Pieaoanl VaHey llosp!lal ,WMI'I'I'ED: Mrs. DanDy J"'"10n, Pt Pleasant: M r 1. J~ Greer, Pt. Pleuant: Kenneth F!"!ey, Ravenswood ; Dan~ Nowhn, Pt. Pleaaant; Mrs. Jlohn Hickman, Ravenswood: \'torthy Duncan, Apple Grove; Mrs. Lula Likens, Henderson; W . and Mrs · Geor.s• B· Mcamtnck 'and Ronrlie McClint"!'k. all of Pt .. Pleasant; Char1~ Jlll!kaon, B1dwell: Paul AIhnder, Pt. Pleasant .DISCH~GED: Clyde Me...-mttt, Pt. Pleasant: M r 1. diester Coy, Gallipolis: Mrs. Lliuisa Messick, Gallipolla Ferry; Mrs. Vincetlt 'l'urnel-, AalJ. ... AS& TO WED Mom takes pride in !te BEAUTY, the ch!ldren Uke Its TOUGHNESS • • • aDCI Dad, natura!ly welcomes !t ADAPTABILITY aDd ECONOMY. Ask for it by n•m•, FtOOR-GUARD ENAMEL •t EBERSBACH HARDWARE MAIN ST. POMEROY ,, . . ., G~bson 13 cu. lt. On116 to S.ll At This Price! REGULAR $99.95 , REFRIGERATOR Just . ,, • • '218 ' .. .. Upright -Freezer ·~ big · iW~~·~; table. lo.r~d. brown;· blue:· shop eirly for " . ,. '" ~<• • •r, these! N~Juft ' nice cl;airs'""f!. '1- . Six Just 2 Loft. Reg. 249.95 _ __ :" {o..:l!~ ·,, "I' _"":r._ _ _ _...;;, .. •'..;.._ _ _ _ _~IIII''" '" :O.. r LAST CALLI Only 2 To Sell KELVINATOR $175 Also One 17,500 BTU L.ft. Bedroom Suites You get the dresser, cbest, bookcase l>ed, mattress, bnx springs, 2 lamps, 2 pillows, 1 bedspread and 1 pr. pillow cases. AU 12 PIECE GROUP YOU JUST CALL FOR COMFORT! :.!' · Suite' 2 Step Tables 1 Coffee Table 2 Nice Table Lamps '· Rocker$.':....:, . , AIIForlhe Low Price Youn '• Ol\ILY,6 TO SEU ' REGULAR MY•• Y:I' $16995 For ''Just ... Good nylon covers & foam cushions .s SALE! Just In Time'- For August. Sale New Shipment 'I ., ' Gaad All Plastic (The Good Kind) For Better, Quicker Mare Efficient Servlc• Recliner CHAIRS , LEVEL.·. OUT YOUR ~ ,FUEL:OIL COSTS ~·~ ~0 Equal' Monthly Payments e ,. i~(q'J.~, AyJ~tr lO ~- • lnutiful Throw Rugs ., ., 9x12 Room Size All Nylon Prlc.d From Gaodcolonto ,. c.-. from. Only C~rpets ., $5 9 95. ,. .;·, " " August Sale! ERTA, MAnRESS SALE 252 Coli Smooth Top s WHILE THEY WT .75· ONLY '. '· -,-In Brown 1nd Green Only. I • ' ) 1, .,,.. ARE EQUIPPED WITH . :(. *1 1 tr" Jl , Group Sa lei'· AugiJ5t sale ~, ·,··· ..~ :~ . ·; "Platform" · ·:~ :~ 2 Pc. Living Room Siza4'x6' All Colon OUR TRUCKS (. '• ' SAVE $50.00-15 Cu. Ft. 3 Piece Walnut TWO-WAY RADIO j iJ "II ' top. "'. .' 7-Piece Dinette Sets··. ... Automatic Defrost 2 Door Model. Coppertone or white. Big freezer in I . ,.,•. ··! QUICKLY DRIES TO A FULL GLOSS for noon, fum!ture, wood'!ork, cab!· neta, boats, bicy~les, macb!Dery, etc. tdi"ff' QlB&' ' . · ,.'·.' "' ol llie JJUJI' ~ . ~ temperature~. ~.~10 ~{ '' eeat~.,.-e. " ... ' 38 Gen. Sberman burned AtiiJio were lndlvlduala placed. _,,..• _:-!J!.'il':.~~""'~: ta, Ga. on Nov. 14, 11164. There were 101 olalmJJ km....,...1 111111· iGO"" · · ' ·:;.·~'(\ The .·" August Sale Just 5 PORCH aod FLOOR :IeVen : Jerrre:. ' '' " " ,. '" You Can Count On? FLOOR-GUARD ENAMEL ° ' " · - ''' •• Youn For Only II dinner w.- flee of lhe Vir811llt~ menl Of Emplo)'meut ~. baa reporled tbe PI,.....,..,.,Of :H indl'91dualJ ID plnfa1 ployment doring Jq!y, <OIIJIIII';' 111 to Jane, 1~ 'JibeD theft ·· ONE 20,000 BTU BAKER FURNITURE ,f.• , Aa o1 Jal7 at;>_., , illn·,, · ·· . l,W bdtlllt*-~ PT. PLEASANT - Jadl: L. 111 ~ q t IJ .;,~ .1A' Bm!lh, rnanapr of lhe lcq1 II.· l.Sl9 1 ,_. ,... · • ~· · •• 11 yaIues Are BeHer Jhan Ever AI Mason .furm"Iure Dur·I"ng .Oo···r·~ •.··.•··;.'.•., ",...- .:,~. AIR-CONDITIONERS !· p.,...., W. _va., visiled rellltlves here durmg the week. . .Mn. llorley Lee Roush and Carolyll have returned home Ifter villitlng relatives in Kanw. Mr. Pbil Cooli4! waa lD SUJIIo meraville, New Jeracy over the week~d w...,_e l1e alleadsd the wi\il!llng of Carol Friend and Walter Grneoer n. • II NOW IN PROGRESS! '= I Lake Riley near Weatnn, W.Va. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crow and famlly of MoundsvHle, W. Va.. visited relatives here last week. , Robert Welch of w Va villited at ~ hb broiher and family, Rev. and Mrs Jack T Welch and children,' over th~ weekend. Mr and Mrs James McComb and Jimmy of' Pittsburgh, Pa., vlsiled on Saturday at the home ° C: · Mternoon soap proj..,t for Viet Nam. Those attending were Mn. Jack Hesson, MJ;l· Velma Rousb, .Mn. David Roush, Mn. Jack Welch, Mrs. Donald Bumgardner, Mrs. A. L. Spmu•e and Mrs. Robert Layne. PERIIONALS Mrs. John Hoffman bas relilrlled home after being • paUent at Camden Clark Hospital In Parkersburg lor injuries suifared In a fall. Piaain ,.. EIQPJ0yment a. ae.on. WANT 1 :t ~Pmoos with Mrs. A;L. Sproule Mr. aad Mn. Robert Ten- ol her pareitll, llfr, aad lin. aad Mrit. Robert LayDe U bOB~ ~ and cb!ldren, Mr. aad 1111'1. fro.be RoiiBIL 'file ptDif&DI ''LeanliDS aarenca TeJIIIIID~ Mr. 8llj[ lllrl. · Mr. aad Mn. IMler OblilliII» IIJhle" • .· · prese~ Rollerl BQre, Sieve tl\11 ·!lobo er 1re Y1J1111c Ill DaylE, Ill by !lira. Jack Mn. lllf, Mr. aad Mr& ~ lhll week. · David Roush rep<nled 011 the aad family are vacallollblg at Billy Nease of BnckhaMOJI, 1 R. our comnutment bet!••' was ! le~ M. Anderson , Lois. Porn I al Garrett Theolog<cal Semina·[ After th e game, along comes \ by some anclenl Greek given by . Mrs .. Leona~. followroy. , . ry, Eva nslon, IIi , emphas12es the guy who gets me in , the IN mAILAND ladies. ed bya d1scuss10n on Do Someut 5tl members and ' Frank Fugate, Gaynel,c Fu tha t adults need religious mosl trouble. He wouidn I be- , . thing," from the Methodist Wo- Abo . Church en· I gate-, to Wilham R Anderson, trainmg for their own sakes, beve about my leg and IS go- A•nnan Flrst Class man, led by Mrs. Leonard and gue!s aof ~~·i~::Oer at Asb and Jenmler M Anderson. 2 :14 1and not merely to equip them ing lo tell the manager ot the Andrew left recenlly lor r~ents. Mrs. Willilp1 Grueser. A poem, JOY p I Acres, Pomeroy. . to teach children I team J was swimrmng, when I and where he will be on tern· 48e bac ~ at arty drur .tore. pclNE SOUTHERN, Lqca) "Wqri<IN lfesolution" by the Cave recently . I Robert Hartenbach, Shenff, .'The massive problems oflt should be playin~ llasebail, porary duty for the next sixl~:~~::;,,,:. rrcn.M<-Nar . ......, A·tti~ Boosters will . ·.· lllliet leader and the Mizpah benedic- Earl Starkey was in Colum- Dena Jung, Dena Wmters Sm•t~ our rapidly changing society so I may get kicked orf t he mo~ths with a combat ter::'~':· .:~~·~~:u:;: TliandiY at I p.m., at the Sen- tion in unison, closed the meet- bus on Saturday where he at· to Frank Fugate, 2.34 Acres, are bringing traumatic expe1·- iteam . ·group. :::~~~~~~:=::~·~·::.,.~"'E'~;,~~--~ru:h~e~:'~t~~o~w;;'"~~! Soil~ High School. I hlg. • tended the monthly meetings of Pomeroy. . · iences upon adults ," he says. At lhe beach I also lost ' Andrew has been ....,. ""'"' 'AST Cdt!NCILORS of Thet- e ... the Board of prrectors of the I Richard L. ao~sh, Josoe V. "They 001 only must help yt>Uth brand new expenSive beach at Malmstrom A.F.B., . 4otut Counell, Daugbters of - - Grange Mutuil! Casualty ln~ur- Roush, IO JoSle ~ . aoush, Lot, In face these changes construc-1el that • girl took by for the past 212 years. He IS Amlt'il:a, will meet Thursday ance Co., and the GM Premmm Racine. r lively but they. also must Iand my father 's $4.50 sunglass- son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis eveaing at_.,• bo~ of Mr•. Budget Corp. He called to see Argyle L. Deeter and nor- mast~r the transition them- es, and got sunburned. Andrew, Long Bottom. His A~ Sayre... " ':.,, bis sister, Mrs. Jessie Jewell. ence E. Deeter, to West V1rgm- selves.. . This is ju' t an example. I've IS : A-IC ADC!rew Francis SHIRT ~CINE CHAI"l1!! P' of, A. _ _ Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Law- ia Pulp Paper .. Parcels, Olive. His statement is corroburated lbad lots worse days. How can R., A.F. 13821f119, 634 Co~~~~~~ VICE TliDnday, Aug. II at• p.m., at r . . . son and children spent the Victnr L. Gt~m and Anna A. b 0 private survey conducted 1 unjinx myself'! - UNLUCKY Support Group, APO, San SER U. Racine School. · Holser Botp!lal: VISoting weekend with relatives in lhe Grim, tn Walter M. Riggs and ~ the Lutheran Church in IJINX Calif. 911310. IN AT 9 AM--OUT AT PH!LATHEA WOMEN ol the hours 2-1 and •-li p.m. Parenls Charleston area. Alma Riggs Lots, Mtddleport. A . It h that many [Dear Jinx: 5 PM. Middteport Ch . urc b. 0f Ch"· '1 qply OD Ped'Iau-·ICi war d. Sunday dinner guesll! of Mr. Velma Pearl• Reynolds to Wen- hmenca. ch . sd ows Its who have a' Think ahead! When you A thought lor the . ursd.ey evemng · at Admfl • loll . , · and DorothY J. c ur -gomg and 'Mrs. Reed J elfers were I dell L. Pnce f 'lh a u. ' God are tn stop and reason, "!I I r,anadian author Jobn Strlll1ger•[l win meet Th the churcb at 7:30p.m. Mrs. Irene H. Ervtn, · 1113ti Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ruth Price, Parcels, Middleport. strong ere~' b <n fast - ;,.ovin Ibis, then TillS might hoppen, oaid: "Our bitterest TWIUGHT GARDEN clllb Chatham Ave.; Mrs. Russell D. land family, Mr. and Mrs. Don ' John c. Hensley and Barbara bewtld f Ytim nd r! you'll soon become a jinx always drained from will meet in the dining room wood, 98 Gar!Jeld Ave.; Mrs. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. La- s_ Hensley to Harold Brewer events • our. e,b at "the breaker - H Ideals" ehurcb Thursday 1F aster ",an s·ICkle, 540 Fifth vern Jordan and cbildren. · · · · ol Federar:!d and Ruby 'Brewer, Parcel, 01- very• uncertatn . f Ch .at'ou · Dear Helen : lr"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""' at ):30 p.m., lor a workshop, St., Kanauga ; Mrs. Carroll H. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith · apphcahon n s lan prm- Nice kids with their with Mn. Robert llj!lbel, OAGC Burnette, Jr., Rt. 2 Galltpohs; aad daughtnr, Jle!ty, Belpre, "~eva o. Shumate to Jim- copies 10 St;:'"lfiC social and easy little problems won't Judge, in charge. Members are Theod?re Whiltingtnn, Rt. 2 were weekl!lld guests o1 her my Joe Hemsley and Ann Hems- personal pro lems peve this. but it bappens a tn bring flowers and rontainers Cheshire; Mrs. ~andivllle Par- brother-in-law aad sister, Mr. ley Parcels, Salisbury. To help them, the.;uth"f,an where there's oo place to 10 lor, making flower arrange- sons, Cheshire: Mrs. Wilbert and Mrs. Carl Greenles ' Church Am ca as but the street and nothing lllfJII.s. ...... B11Iey, Rl. I Ewingtoll; R o famlly. Clifton. and Buddy FIGHT FOR CROWN Ia un c he d an .. ex~en.tai do bul wbat everybody does , • Friday A: Moses, 'Tb~: Robert ley, Mollory, also 'ris!ted. CAMBRIDGE, Ohio (!JPI) - Ji<OJ';"t called,. the thinking get in trouble. I'm a slum kid POMEROY HIGH SCHOOL Rice, Rt. I Vmtnn: Mrs. T11oee villitlng 011 a Sunday Toledo district Champion Mau- man 8 ~eligl~. lt ~ooslsts of I'm in the !otb grade Athletic AssociatiOn ._!rill bold a H. UIII'Df't Rt I Northup; · Mrs. Mltrl Galaway were mee takes on Daylon a re a filmed Intervtews wtlh people I've had to "go away" tim!O]I ht&h school teen ..dance lhl• L. Jl\vld ;Jorscbnik, Pt. PleasAda Shaw, Rebecca champion Patterson Park for ol ouistandmg competen"': 10 times because or this boy. Friday night with the Jays at ani; Bartnw A. Jones, Hellder· Buckley and IDeJ: tba Ohio Little League champ- fields such as theology , diplo- won' t let me date others. the Pomeroy Hi&b gym, with son; Conrad D. Berkley, Hen- New Mlnblleld, Mr. and Mn. !onship Thursday. macy, sociology_ and psycho!.. ery lime there Is aMther hoy dancing from 8 In 11 p.m. The derson: Mrs. Jack S. Fetck. Leon Woodrum aad Randy, Maum 'umped oil In 3 7.0 gy. The fllms will be ava!lable near me he is furious and reapu~lic is welcome. New Haven; Steven F. Chuekle WGottrum, aad Mr. lead andeec!asted In a 9-4 vic- to local churches as a teachmg dy 1o kilL Each morning be Rt. 2 Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Mn. Eddie Clemons N ,, V'll g of the resource and doscussoon-starter picks me up and makes SATURDAY •--·~- Rutland·• "-a tory orwnwhile" ' aPatle,.on • . .m aduIt cIasses. DLEPO!ri' ·" p k ert T• "'"'"'"'"• "" • Tommy McArthur. Akr over dlstr'ct 1slay with him all day, a JJ 1 THE MID .. . or Bpi F. Kesterson, Pomeroy: guests were Mr and Mrs. p.;.n ' 6-Z deficit ~ CurrlcDium · to hurl my mother As,tocialiolt wp~ an Wltle H. Johnson, Rt. l Racine ; 0. Cummings, • Atbens. . overcame ~e fourth and T h e U nit e d won't go. He steals : t r ~..,!ta){hlit.!•~- William G. Freder1~, Rt. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon SWain, w•~!ur ":,': ~nother in the church is preparing to bring sells uope too, mostly marijuaey ·o.,...t · .,..• .,_ Long Bottom; Cbrislma S. iDd Mrr pus acr t a new church school currooulum na and pills cotbmunity P~ ~ ker, Rt. 2 ~cine; Mrs. Robert Combs, Copley, visited. lillh for,:~ ~ad!= .. ~:.::. which will have &dulls 1 don't ho~e a lather and S IJ.m. 1t baa --:;:; Y V. Moritz, Ironton; Mrs. 1y wi1h ll!e Lewi!l Smith n a 0 in the same classes with works at two ~ Pm Asm lhat neat week H. Edwards, Jacksoo; Mn. and Mrs. Daily Rawlings, 1oarea M. school juniers and housekeeping. She hate• no dalit!l!l Will be h~. at cob Smith, Jr., irontnn: Mrs. aad the Denver Rawllnp UUDOGS study the reialion of because I've been in trouble. pirk !;*•- 0 1 tbe OlP n- Melvin E. Mahorn, famDy, Albany. NEW B insi&his to present-day living. Everybody thinks I'm no good, tf.'FBII'. Mrs. Jerrold E. Keuhne, Rt. 2 Donnie Choadle, PHILADELPHIA .{UP!) Several denominations and 1 think so loo. I help him ~ SVNDAY imololl; Mrs. Walter Arlhur, Lowther aad Dean Wooten Llrlobacker Fred Zunmerman looking into the possibillty do bad things because ~ GIDEON ROUSH reun· Rt. 2 Wellstnn; · Mrs. Britton among the members of Albany of Toledo Uruversity, and li.ll~ applying "programmed scared. Maybe because it's lnll will be held SDDday, _Aug. 14 B. Barlow, Coal Grove; M r 1. F FA chapter who visited end ;!0hn Jennings, the ing" techniques to adult ler I don't know. But I atr~ Portlaad Park With ' · Larry Gijbie, Rt. 2 Jackson; ' ' ' Cave and Tbe No~ • draft choiCe, Wedn :: glous education. out Help - AFRAID P= %~100~ER Mrs. Willblm R. Sheldon, Opry dlll'ing lite weekend. ~~=tza;:udo~lthof \be Some religious educalors GIVE MY NAME AND T4rnship Sunday School picnle Che•apeake. lnlto Mrs. Elizabeth J~ Continental Football League. I question whether new REAL FACTS 8 will be Sontla,- ADgUII 14, at received word of the birth of The Build also released niques are really needed. Dear Afraid: titij . Gi-ove in Fla~ Mrs. Ray Queen, 92t Fourth daughter, Loretta Kay, to , . K ~gs Kines a 330- Adulls who have been There's ooiy one way out, Goegletll tldlool will illl't Ave., da.ter, 9:17 a.m. brother and olste..,.in-law, . Mr. pound'Kjng d:,~ive ta~kle and around by life lor a while that is by way of the . Juv,enll!l[l =~~ ~ a basket dlrmer nesclay; Mrs. Roberl South- aad Mrs. Evana Rutherford, !D asked waivers on 10 ' other apt In be much more receptive Court. Turn yourself '". and "':llk senlcea will em, RoUand, son, 9.23 . Plano, Texas. to religious teaching-through for protection. I prediCt you ~· . Wednesday: Mrs. JackS. FOlck, Mr and Mrs Jan Pk:kett aad players. books lectures or other conveo- be placed in a good fostnr IW'I II 1:30 p.m. Everyone IS N Ha100 3·22 . . home, a nd this bond wek:aml. ew ·~• • · Daytoo, vlllted GRAVE SIN Uonai ' means-than are . will MIDDLEPORT, Thunday; Mrs. Carroll Mr. aad Mn. Among African bushmen it people. placed wbere be IS no longer • ...._ __, Do-a--'-1 Biii'IJitte, Jr., IOn, ! ::IS aad famfly aad a grave sit to refuse' In Perhap• all thai's threal to you or your mother, a· ,_r.,. Thunday. Kreba aad Blfl over the food. These nomads eke is lor each Churcl1 ltln. Groff Gi11en Mrs E~ Blackburn, weekend out a bare existence from the synagogue tn recOgnize that it's ..------~------------..,.........,,...---~ lili'. and Mrs. Richard Cham- p ul R Co Mn ·Lydia Davis. Mr.... Mra. Eddie JordsD. barren expanse of tbe net only the lambs but also ban utertained wilb a dltmer .; ;,. phs, 'IV ·Eggers Joba Clay William aad E. J., -coiJIIIIo adUlt sheep who need Stinda1 tYening at their rest- 5· 3 e · • bu, calllll 011 btl mother, ..... cl6ce In Middleport Guest of F. Goett, Mrs. Clarence B. Faye Jordan, reCIIltiy. hqaOr wa Mrs. ~~ Groff, Hoffman , Mrs. Denver B. Mr. aad Mn. Joha G~~: VANGUARD'S olill!r ol Mrs. Edison Hob!M~ Houclt, Mrs. Ida HoHman, Mr. anti Mn. lfi of Clevelaacl MISS Velma Mrs. Verand Joy, aad Mr. ttendlng tbe were noa Keels, Cheryl . P'ern GiJlogly ft!elltly ill and Mrs Edlso H b tetr ard H. Lowman, Willls of tbe fourtb birthday of . ·. n 'and Jeffrey 0. Patterson, Mrs. tbelr 1011 Mark. INTERIOR-EXTERIOR ter: Miss Vtr&Je Hobstetter, H. Porter, Glenn Sayre, Jr., ·Fr-'"~"'-"• Eric Chamberl. Mrs. Groff will Fred W. Sellen Mildred J. SUsan u=, v_,....., ..,rn tn Cleveland thil. week Woomer, Mr11. L. Wort- aad GBI: dler s~ing the past two man, Mrs. Aal'OII R. Pratt and ~ their ~ts. "f'"ths m Pomeroy. infant son. aad Mn. rem OillOIIJ. Schedule of lhe coming ess, Sally Herndon. W. "Tony" Powell, Jr. of ' .ower Show was llislrlbuled REBECCA CIRCLE New MllrlinsvUle governor of In members and dUes were col- The Rebecca Circle of the tba Rotnry of thlll area, lected. Lutheran Church Women met addressed the Rotary C 1u b The group then prwessed, al St Paul's Lutheran Parish Thursday evening dur!Dg hll ofby th~ Broad Run road In House .on Wednesday afternoon llclal vis!~ The Now Haven Roush s Drive in for the mam for thell' regular monthly ~ Club !a one of 21 Rotary clubs course. The dessert course wa• tng. Mrs. Edna Burris was ~ in this dlstricl held on the lawn of the home ol ess for the meeting. Speaking of the global growth Mrs. Ray Pickens, Sr. in Clif- The program "Hymns, and of Rotnry, be said "Rotary is lon. , Hymns we Use in our Church the pioneer of the ilill'\'ioe Attending were Mrs. Phil i Service," was presented by Mrs. clubs and today numbers more Batey, Mrs. Henry Buck, Jr ., , William Russell. A short busi- tinln 12,500 clubs with a combinMrs. Carroll Adams, Jr., Mrs. i ness meeting followed. ed membership of nearly 600Donald Bumgardner, Mrs. Pete · Those attending were Mrs. 000 business and profession~! Burr;s, Mrs. Mel Clark, Mrs. ! Harry Layne, Mrs. J. V.. Me- men. Spread throughout 133 Wilham Crow Mn. David F1elds . Grew, Mrs. Martin Ohlmger, countries in all parts of tb e Jr., Mrs .. William Gibbs, Mrs. i Mrs. Harold Johnson, Mrs. 0~ )fOrid, Rotary clubs meet every James Gilbert, Mrs. Tom Hoff-: to Grimrri. Mrs. William Pow- day of the week sad conduct acma1. Mrs. Lloyd Hoflllllln, Mrs.[ ell, Mrs. Carroll Adams, Jr., ttvities tn improve their com· Bill Howard, Mrs. Lou!o Karsch· j Mrs. William Russell and Mrs. munlt!es, aid youth, elevate busnik. Mrs. Robert Layne, Mrs. Burris. iness standards, and further inHarry Miller, Mrs. Hay PickW.S.W.S. ternatioillll friendship 81ld unen, , Jr., Mrs. John Powell, The Ruth Circle of the W.S. derstand!ng.• Mrs. James Roush, Mrs. Ralph W.S. ol the New Haven E.U.B. The district governor also Sc 'I re , Mrs. David Simonlon, Church met on Monday even- conferred with Frank Capehart ll'rs . Chester Weaver and ing at the home of Mrs. Har- !1, local Rotary Club J!l'esi· g· !St, Mrs. Jack Welch. 1 old Bumgal'l)er with a covered dent, and Russell Capehart,' club REVIVAL dish dinner. secretary, on matters of club Revival services will be held : The leader for the evening administration and plans for fuUuion Campground, near was Mrs. Bernard Lieving, with lure service activities. w Haven beginning on Sun- Mrs. Howard Burr!a and Mrs. During his visit the Rotary "Yo August 14th. Services will T. Bert Roush taking part. A official was given additional in' :in nightly at 8 p.m. and Rev. reading "Lastll)i impressions lonnalion on some of the local : '" Elder of the Union E.U.B. We 're Missing from Christ in Rotary club's actjvities, inc!udf ·mrge extends an invitation Indonesia" written by Mrs. T. ing Rotary Foundation. ., lbe publ!c to attend. There W. Brandarer, was read. The Concerning the activities of .1 be guest ministers and spe- topic "Living the Beatitudes" this Rotary district, be ouUin.al singing each night. was presented with all mem· ed plans for the next distrlet W.8.C.S. bers present giving a beatitude conference In be beld at OgleThe W.S.C:S. of the New llav- and an explanation. Worship pat- bay Park, Wheeling, W. Va. • 1 Methodist Church held their tnrn for the Living was given Those aUcndlng were Donald August meeting at the home of by the leader. Mrs. Harold Bum- Foglesong, Herman Layne, :.Irs. Robert Herndon of Haven garner closed the meeting with Donald F. Roush, P'loyd Carm· Heights. The meeting was open- a prayer. ack, Richard Ord, Jack Flesh· ' 1 by Mn. Everald Wright with Those attending were Mrs. er, Rome Williamson, Russall a scrivture reading and a po- Howard Burris, Mrs. R. F. Dry- Capehart, Harry Muter, Arthur ,. n on Love. ant, Mrs. Bernard Lieving, Mn. Thabet, Ralph Whitmore, Frank Mrs. Harold Wrilbt, Prest- T. Bert Roush, Mrs. Ollie Capehart, Rev. Marcns Trough, dent of the District for Spirt~ Roush, Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs. Karl Wlles, Nelson Jennlnp, ual Life Cultivation, Sml!h- Bumgarner and IJllllilY. and guests, Jim Thabet of New rnrt. Pa., gave a very intnres~ RfiODODENDRON York, Bob Wbltmore, Dr. James ing talk on "Thou&hts f o r The Rhododendron H o m e Moore of Point Pleasant, aad ' .,nging Times." Mrs. Wright Demonstration met on Thursday the District Governor. spnke of the problems and goals for their annual picnic in the ESTHER ClRCLB ' e have today and of the com- New Haven Park. Devotions The Esther Circle of the Lumg unity w i I b the E.U.B. were led by Mrs. T. Bert Roush. theran Church Women met on C.urch. Those attending were Mrs. Tuesday at the dlstrlci 1 ~:~~..,P~i:rur:'~:. ~~~·~~ Carpenter the lea " · I S , JN A medi!Btmn on "Whe~.. does OCia ews • ~i?n. °· (:AtENDAR '•I I IIi I" • ••ZW"rli~ 0., Aal. 11, 1861-f Clil:rlll 1'. YDIIIier, Mr1o f. Bert Roush. Mn. Carroll 0 es, Mrs. JilmWd Llevlllg, • Cbarlll Jlacblr, 111r1. Jflhll t. Relll"lrlt, Mn. Alllert · ~. . Mn. Eber llouab, Mn. 11:• .'1'. -~ GARDEN CWB Those attending were r..eota Roush, Mrs. Velma Roush, Tl!e Nel!aclll.na Garden Club Kirby, Mary Ann Gorell, tan- Mrs. John Scarberry, M ro. held; 1111 annual P"!B"'ssive tha Trough, Vannie Roush, Wll- Clarence Thomas and guesl, Dl11!)81' on Monday everiblg. The ma H!nnerman, Clara Hill , Lor- Belin~a Zerld~, Robbie Glll'D88, •ppetizer course waa held in ane Spradling Lilly Smith Donme Machir, and - A II • e the;New Haven Park. Mrs. Da- Mn. Harold Wrigbl, Lin~ Roush. vid Fields, Jr., Jed tbe invoca- Fields, Nancy Wright and hostROTARY CLt1B Da4J ,, AllliM ever:r ~~use one of these aUIIIII price. .. ' WE HAVE MAYTAG .WASHERS and Dryers Largest Maytag dealer in Mason County. We have 24 hour service. IOUND •TW WJtiNGER '!,,, " On S.le At .lUll - - I. 1. II I �'. I' \' ,. I •' I • . ' I· .· Extra Cash 'fhe ·Want Ad ·Way ··8 l .. ~ .. ~=:=:;c===l ' . 'it~-\. \):til-·· BUY '" PUIILB(!DY eo.- Motor" IONDA \ SAl. l $EIV1G WHERE YOU GET SERVICE THE MOST XII NeW RiiiliiW 5!iOil . FOR YOUR MONEY _ 66 Chevrolet $2395 Bel Air 2 Dr; •1.oc1>1 owner & oharp as now. l>a>k aqua fin· Ish. new whitewall tlrea frolll new cor pardiaaed. 32'1 V8 •• ~· eCar eTrvclleHelttr Core eBulldoler eAnyType ... OnlorlngTo ....... OurO,._.• IIRVICI IS HIRII Crow's Steak House Mlddl""'"' lii?INI"tA IIICUU!HP&ill .. .CALL LI'L ABNER DIQt·lAWLINGS 111" I nlil-1H GOBLE FORD .,., 1-21" engine. Std. ·tnllS. Radio and heater. OP TMI o.~~~~~~~~~o~"~~~otl iXPERIENCED EXPERIENCED - WHEEL WHEa AUGNMENT AliGNMENT BRAKE SERVICE BRAKE SERVICI lose Allgnmant Shop Blaettnars W. Mlln lt. ,.,_99N57. PtPaltllme.,rowy JonurlJ Gru.... BadJ worn '11'1 2-2193 ' . eV"If e RENTALS e Md ..... ~ eCamplnl lqul;.int• ROUSH & LYONS Camping Tr1llen .u... ........... -W.Va. 77M611 NOW RIPRIIINTING SUMMER SALEI MEIGS COUNTY (Thu~.-Frt..Sot.l et USED CARS LEFT WITH fULL IERVICI ePARTS for OUTBOARD All Models N Reduced Priets BIGIIRD BAILER SALES ROUTE 124 At S!lfiiCII31 CorporatiOtl MOTORI eBOATS a MOTOU eBOAT PAINT eTOOLS See AI auit If ioo """' 0111t - Mellapolltln Motors lvenlnp....t Sltunloy BOB E• BYER 121 Polrlono Dr. ·Mid.leport .·.;:(. ForReftt Imw.. IJ)6I 1M 1 on ; a tenut Ave., Pom., 0., f1nlsbed. '; . ' ... ' . '~ -: ~ ' For TM Belt .. ti Cinder & Concnlle OR WAS IT I BLOCKS Pll. - Ill MdPE SO! A GOCO RAIN WOULD WA511· OU1' nilS •.•.• . u laellllocb ec-at 11 llortlr elletal WIDdowl & Doon ellolr ........ .. Olller lluollr7 fluppilea. PNONI ,_.., POMIIIOV ., LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE * WI N&IDAND WK.l PAY High Dollar FOR TRADE IN OF CLEAN LATI ~.S::.:=;il Mooa CHEVROLETS AND I - ---. -·-"' &---6.:E ...:::=. - __. --··-- -- ·- Pomeroy Motor Co. CROSSWORD 'I . J*II'Io OpoM EviSo Til 9 p.... POMEROY, OHIO D.JIIro. ,.. a 4.1Wa P0RDS. L¥<>• Goad· '11~S.J'- 11.'!11' ¢' t M. . I _., 'gf ,.... aauF' 4Ll'lop :l!lllll* . 'I IODDLEPOBT - Corner J a1o11 1ram1, I noma (3 bedroomS), bath, lot floor modern. funlace. . . . to llllllooll. Ollly . . . .. WORK WANTED - A·l wash 8Jid wax jobo done on can. ·14 Pri<el very reasooabty at 4& HP lla'GIIry 1110101' IIIII CaD II!IZ-251111, Pomeroy. trailer, l8rl IIIOIIel, A-1 ..,. 8 II olllloD. Colllaet Gary Gibbl, Jolasq, W. Va., or call m &JwW COPPER. heavy, Sill, ltghi 12$6. 7 J.l l2lc ....... beavy, 2lt, mb:eol, lie lb., radialnl'll, 2k, clOID ol a.BIIIp .a.? I' metal, balterlos, ~10 IIIII I ' cl-. $1.25, alumiiiUID, H. , .. L. Se. Bill Dalley, P. 0. 14, Reedsville, 0 . I • 4IC WANTED - Work for baiJdGII. •, Pb. II!IZ-Z208. I I IlliG For s.Je or R.llt i' BRAND % bedroom modn bomt. Velma G. pliL Ph. 'I'IU'/ill. • 10 l5lp .. qwtatiiD TEll ll'ISIJllANCE AGENCY INC. belare your auto ..........._ Wo IIHlJ be ilble to , . IDDDI)', •-=ill ... noms), front IIIII bact .........1 furnace heatiDC, 18,500. IYRA€U8E 1 1101'1 ...,.,., I rGOIIIll (I bedroom~). bath IIIII utility room, ....,er lei (811 " 1011). Ol>wer ielL f4,000• I &Col-* ..._e.p•utr ever, ••Get Star" Ebersbecll Hardware, Sugar ~.eed, p• . • • • Hardware. 7 J., Slltp '"San at Lud111rk av• more oa Unloo~ Better pika Uaaa ever ou Fxeeen.~ Wa· obor-Dryer Pain, Elee. llu- and Alr-CondiiJolleN. 15 ou.ft. C FUIZD - - - $191 D6ILJ' can JOCPhB- v ._. ,_ •....,. * AJ:'I'DioBJULllB It! I lllo- 0111,- ..... I] ........... - • L Tl'WSA'f . BSitDY IKFW CIBI' e J v l' B4 mont..U'·;fumaal, 'U 4 aeresolland,l2 . JIUOd ccmdllloa, 1 IU It I' »It lo P ~ Q B'¥1' gM • POMEROY 992-2111 • ........ lllf,Mir· ~ · • ,., r zzt r , JIO K.ur ~~~ ~ ,_-rca-'lllitCIIWM!QKJS•-· - ~ , m .,....., , ._ . . , - · 7 · ·w · llfj CIH!ster. Contael Jolll ...,..... Looi BoiiOID, o. Bt. 1 or <JIIIOae 118$-3515. 731 tOtp 1 I'ABM. 2 mUes off Rt. 7 Ill • · story's Run. See Mra. llldward Ebersbach Ill 105 WriJiht ... POJDel'll1, 0. or ~ llllli • 4 p.m. .. 'fi:IT OIGS 'EM-·· DI6S 'EM·•• NilNNY ~NY w" A' Coot.. 1 COOL. f .. U.l.r.t,~l Br WORltl " SCHULZ I I)'L BackUP Utili. Padded Dub, WIDdahWd Wuber, P.B.IIadlo, Wbltawall 'l'lnt, Faclor1 Fratll. ~liN........ML TIL 9:00 -: ' ~ .. · :.:HMPDY;Wo ~ ... WINNIE WINKLE 66 Chev. Impala H. T. Cpe. Pomeroy ;-Motor Co. :\ q ••• ~cKErt!:sva<eRs, S<JCK£Bs ... ova. AT .... .. - ly RAEBURN VAN IIJREN . LOOK THIS ONI SALE PRICI ., •o••••••o• ·-~· .. - .,. IIIIo-""" IIo X a Tltllll Jlllll' 01121 aJar oppc.:tuDitJ to punhllt alnD4 . ... ,.. Cbe¥J Ill a 11""'11 prlcl! We llaw tile - . wide olloJet·of ~odell llld eolora (If JOil eome ID now) IIIII tilt IIDI8 wiJIIDgDnl to worll: out temuJ to 11111 you. Trade DOW, wblle tilt eboice Ill belt! Remember, tbll time IODll!l but OllCt I year! ' _ _ .......,_ ..... ,n 1 55 new '66 ,CHEVYS 1\'RAClUSE - ear- lot " 100) .CioM to ICbool, llory !ramO, 8 (4 - ' 'e You~ 1-· JnsuriiD -·--·-·__...,.. --io!llltll-.. .....----· WE HAV:E Priced to .go Fast! Ill&' li.l!loPt- .. I I lUGS lUNNY ly IRANNI!l �'. I' \' ,. I •' I • . ' I· .· Extra Cash 'fhe ·Want Ad ·Way ··8 l .. ~ .. ~=:=:;c===l ' . 'it~-\. \):til-·· BUY '" PUIILB(!DY eo.- Motor" IONDA \ SAl. l $EIV1G WHERE YOU GET SERVICE THE MOST XII NeW RiiiliiW 5!iOil . FOR YOUR MONEY _ 66 Chevrolet $2395 Bel Air 2 Dr; •1.oc1>1 owner & oharp as now. l>a>k aqua fin· Ish. new whitewall tlrea frolll new cor pardiaaed. 32'1 V8 •• ~· eCar eTrvclleHelttr Core eBulldoler eAnyType ... OnlorlngTo ....... OurO,._.• IIRVICI IS HIRII Crow's Steak House Mlddl""'"' lii?INI"tA IIICUU!HP&ill .. .CALL LI'L ABNER DIQt·lAWLINGS 111" I nlil-1H GOBLE FORD .,., 1-21" engine. Std. ·tnllS. Radio and heater. OP TMI o.~~~~~~~~~o~"~~~otl iXPERIENCED EXPERIENCED - WHEEL WHEa AUGNMENT AliGNMENT BRAKE SERVICE BRAKE SERVICI lose Allgnmant Shop Blaettnars W. Mlln lt. ,.,_99N57. PtPaltllme.,rowy JonurlJ Gru.... BadJ worn '11'1 2-2193 ' . eV"If e RENTALS e Md ..... ~ eCamplnl lqul;.int• ROUSH & LYONS Camping Tr1llen .u... ........... -W.Va. 77M611 NOW RIPRIIINTING SUMMER SALEI MEIGS COUNTY (Thu~.-Frt..Sot.l et USED CARS LEFT WITH fULL IERVICI ePARTS for OUTBOARD All Models N Reduced Priets BIGIIRD BAILER SALES ROUTE 124 At S!lfiiCII31 CorporatiOtl MOTORI eBOATS a MOTOU eBOAT PAINT eTOOLS See AI auit If ioo """' 0111t - Mellapolltln Motors lvenlnp....t Sltunloy BOB E• BYER 121 Polrlono Dr. ·Mid.leport .·.;:(. ForReftt Imw.. IJ)6I 1M 1 on ; a tenut Ave., Pom., 0., f1nlsbed. '; . ' ... ' . '~ -: ~ ' For TM Belt .. ti Cinder & Concnlle OR WAS IT I BLOCKS Pll. - Ill MdPE SO! A GOCO RAIN WOULD WA511· OU1' nilS •.•.• . u laellllocb ec-at 11 llortlr elletal WIDdowl & Doon ellolr ........ .. Olller lluollr7 fluppilea. PNONI ,_.., POMIIIOV ., LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE * WI N&IDAND WK.l PAY High Dollar FOR TRADE IN OF CLEAN LATI ~.S::.:=;il Mooa CHEVROLETS AND I - ---. -·-"' &---6.:E ...:::=. - __. --··-- -- ·- Pomeroy Motor Co. CROSSWORD 'I . J*II'Io OpoM EviSo Til 9 p.... POMEROY, OHIO D.JIIro. ,.. a 4.1Wa P0RDS. L¥<>• Goad· '11~S.J'- 11.'!11' ¢' t M. . I _., 'gf ,.... aauF' 4Ll'lop :l!lllll* . 'I IODDLEPOBT - Corner J a1o11 1ram1, I noma (3 bedroomS), bath, lot floor modern. funlace. . . . to llllllooll. Ollly . . . .. WORK WANTED - A·l wash 8Jid wax jobo done on can. ·14 Pri<el very reasooabty at 4& HP lla'GIIry 1110101' IIIII CaD II!IZ-251111, Pomeroy. trailer, l8rl IIIOIIel, A-1 ..,. 8 II olllloD. Colllaet Gary Gibbl, Jolasq, W. Va., or call m &JwW COPPER. heavy, Sill, ltghi 12$6. 7 J.l l2lc ....... beavy, 2lt, mb:eol, lie lb., radialnl'll, 2k, clOID ol a.BIIIp .a.? I' metal, balterlos, ~10 IIIII I ' cl-. $1.25, alumiiiUID, H. , .. L. Se. Bill Dalley, P. 0. 14, Reedsville, 0 . I • 4IC WANTED - Work for baiJdGII. •, Pb. II!IZ-Z208. I I IlliG For s.Je or R.llt i' BRAND % bedroom modn bomt. Velma G. pliL Ph. 'I'IU'/ill. • 10 l5lp .. qwtatiiD TEll ll'ISIJllANCE AGENCY INC. belare your auto ..........._ Wo IIHlJ be ilble to , . IDDDI)', •-=ill ... noms), front IIIII bact .........1 furnace heatiDC, 18,500. IYRA€U8E 1 1101'1 ...,.,., I rGOIIIll (I bedroom~). bath IIIII utility room, ....,er lei (811 " 1011). Ol>wer ielL f4,000• I &Col-* ..._e.p•utr ever, ••Get Star" Ebersbecll Hardware, Sugar ~.eed, p• . • • • Hardware. 7 J., Slltp '"San at Lud111rk av• more oa Unloo~ Better pika Uaaa ever ou Fxeeen.~ Wa· obor-Dryer Pain, Elee. llu- and Alr-CondiiJolleN. 15 ou.ft. C FUIZD - - - $191 D6ILJ' can JOCPhB- v ._. ,_ •....,. * AJ:'I'DioBJULllB It! I lllo- 0111,- ..... I] ........... - • L Tl'WSA'f . BSitDY IKFW CIBI' e J v l' B4 mont..U'·;fumaal, 'U 4 aeresolland,l2 . JIUOd ccmdllloa, 1 IU It I' »It lo P ~ Q B'¥1' gM • POMEROY 992-2111 • ........ lllf,Mir· ~ · • ,., r zzt r , JIO K.ur ~~~ ~ ,_-rca-'lllitCIIWM!QKJS•-· - ~ , m .,....., , ._ . . , - · 7 · ·w · llfj CIH!ster. Contael Jolll ...,..... Looi BoiiOID, o. Bt. 1 or <JIIIOae 118$-3515. 731 tOtp 1 I'ABM. 2 mUes off Rt. 7 Ill • · story's Run. See Mra. llldward Ebersbach Ill 105 WriJiht ... POJDel'll1, 0. or ~ llllli • 4 p.m. .. 'fi:IT OIGS 'EM-·· DI6S 'EM·•• NilNNY ~NY w" A' Coot.. 1 COOL. f .. U.l.r.t,~l Br WORltl " SCHULZ I I)'L BackUP Utili. Padded Dub, WIDdahWd Wuber, P.B.IIadlo, Wbltawall 'l'lnt, Faclor1 Fratll. ~liN........ML TIL 9:00 -: ' ~ .. · :.:HMPDY;Wo ~ ... WINNIE WINKLE 66 Chev. Impala H. T. Cpe. Pomeroy ;-Motor Co. :\ q ••• ~cKErt!:sva<eRs, S<JCK£Bs ... ova. AT .... .. - ly RAEBURN VAN IIJREN . LOOK THIS ONI SALE PRICI ., •o••••••o• ·-~· .. - .,. IIIIo-""" IIo X a Tltllll Jlllll' 01121 aJar oppc.:tuDitJ to punhllt alnD4 . ... ,.. Cbe¥J Ill a 11""'11 prlcl! We llaw tile - . wide olloJet·of ~odell llld eolora (If JOil eome ID now) IIIII tilt IIDI8 wiJIIDgDnl to worll: out temuJ to 11111 you. Trade DOW, wblle tilt eboice Ill belt! Remember, tbll time IODll!l but OllCt I year! ' _ _ .......,_ ..... ,n 1 55 new '66 ,CHEVYS 1\'RAClUSE - ear- lot " 100) .CioM to ICbool, llory !ramO, 8 (4 - ' 'e You~ 1-· JnsuriiD -·--·-·__...,.. --io!llltll-.. .....----· WE HAV:E Priced to .go Fast! Ill&' li.l!loPt- .. I I lUGS lUNNY ly IRANNI!l �.; . ~~ ·• ,,,. ·' : ., "~f, ,,, eunton Held at School • '<~ I ! I I " ''' Jnclone$ia is Sf~dy . Topic Prese.nted • '•'.; ,,., r, -' By Mr~. Long for Chur~h .WS.WS L. ",.1 •· . lfw~n'lbeJong now·until School will be· starting •. .it's.time·for·bUYiii.J Boys a~d Girls School !loth~·.,_ . Eibeifelds·invite you to co~e in -·Look over ·the bij seleclj,ons of Girls and Boys Clothes and Accessories. On Friday night Elberfelds are ~pen unti18 0 clock and on saturday night dpen until 9o'clock·· Agood time for far\lily shopping· and don'tforget . about Elbe(f~lds August Furniture.Sale.on the 2nd and 3rd .. Floors. "Indonesia" was thot)oplc pre- also explained. Their rellgl~n 'J'he Unci ammal Hayes-Youn1 The sroup' bowed In silent Swindell and two girls, Rt: I, sented by Mrs. Myrtle · Lons l~ an Important .~rt~~. '.iild Holliday School Reunipn prayer as Rev. Cheesebrew Shade; Mr. IIJld Mrs. Ho!Ue V. w)'en the WSWS of the .Enter- ~IVes. The EUB ur IS rna held Sunday, Aug. 7, at stood arid' led, In honor and res- Hayes ,00 two children, Rt. 1, prise EUB church met . Tues- mg. an effort to send more mls1!Qillday School grounds In peel to Horner Lee, in rnernroy Shade; Mu S. Grueser, Rt 1, day evening at the home of Mrs. slonary couples there: ' lled!ord towoship, with 'an at- of all those gone on before. Shade; Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wib- John Smith, Ny~ Ave. " For the. worship ~~v1ce, Mrs. tandance of about 60. I The following officers were lin Jr., Ronnie and Penny, Guy- Group smgmg of Jesus Jam~s .WI!! read LIVIng the · retained for another year-Pres. sville; Judy Roush, Middleport; Saves," opened the p~ram, Beatitudes wh1ch were modem A basket dinner was served Ronald Dougan; Vice Pres· Le- Mr. and Mn. E. Leon Sauters followed by the Lord's •Prayer day e~atJples of chtlstlan per-~ at_ noon, with the Rev . Frank roy Sauters; Secretary and and Vicki, Rt. 3, Pomeroy; in unison. A study ~~ Indonesia sons liVIng In Indonesia. . Cheesebrew of Middleport ask- Treasurer-Helen Woode. Mark aud Timothy Sauters, Rt. was made as members read Mrs. T~as ~·~tz president, · ing the blessing. . The program entertainment I, Pomeroy; Carl Brickles, Ath· articles concerning this . repub- was In ~.b,Fgo! <if the business The afternoon program, w1th committee: Martha Hayea, ens; John Hayes, Lcing Bottom; lie which included the art of sessiOn. l,Jrs, Roy Blankenship Ronald Dougan, Chairman, be- Sharon Swindell, PaUy Arnold, Emerson Hayes, Long Bottom; batik makins. This. cloth Is .was wel~ed as a 'new mem· gan with the hy~, "What a and Christine Sauters, were al· Allen Gilkey, Pomeroy; Jesse very colorful a_nd giVes one an her. An lnv1tatfon was .read to Friend." The cha~rman express- so retained for another year. v. Meeks and Lola, Baltimore, idea of the brightness and va- attend the _Fall Retreat, to be ed thanks to all for the d1nner, I The program concluded with Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur riety of IndoneSia and Its peo- held Saptemher . 111-18 at Camp I and ror the effort pul forth m a group of hymns by an; and Goodwin, Rt. 2, 'Jore Ridge, pie. Otterbein. ~~ were given. advertising the event ended with "Thai Glad Reunion Athens: Mr. and Mrs. D. L. The background. government An lnte~ report on collecThe p~"ram continued ,~ith Day," by the Woodes and : Brickles, Shade; Elmer Good- and religion of Indonesia were lion of stamps was given by a duel, 'I m Feehng Fme, by Cheesebrews, assisted by sev- win, Obetz; Pearl Gilkey, Rt. 3, ' Mrs. Eldon Weeks. . Mrs Garoldene and Martha Hayes. eral others. Pomeroy; Rev. and Mrs. Frank Visit Cltildren Prayer and grace by · with Colleen Dugan playing ac- Games aud contests were con.: A. Cheesebrew, David Boone, I C 'tal C'tv Menzel Smith clnsed th~ me: cordion accompaniment. dueled by the entertainment Middleport· Mrs. Lucy Hayes, . n ap< I tns. ·after which refre me Scripture reading and sermon, committee, such as ''Cracker tmlddlepori; Mr. and Mrs. Ga- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth .Rus· iwere served by the hostess to "Growing up aud Growing In" eatins contest" won by Ronnie rold Hayes, Shade; Mr. and sell, R. D. 2, Racine, visited in 13 memhe'" . ·~ two guests, was by the Rev. Cheesebrew. Wiblln. "Older group" won by Mrs. Webber Wood, Harrison- Columbus this past w~k with Mrs. Perry ,Smith and doughAlso on the program were a Ned Swindell," Bubble gum ville; Mr. and Mrs. Gyy W. their children, Mr. and Mrs. ter, Melanie ..,·. duet, "An Empty Mansion,'' by (:Onlest," won by Kim Stev- Lee, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. William Burton and Lisa Anne; _ __,;__ __ Manda aud Theresa Eastman, ers and "Women's Balloon Harold Douglas, Albany; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd T. Chap- ~ with accordion and harmonica blowing" contest, won by Eve- ! aud Mrs. Garth Beat, Athens; man and Shelly, and Karl Rus· etnS pml accompaniment: a song by Ly. lyn Wiblin. Mrs. Luara Guthrie. Guysville: . sell, who is employed In the ! nelte and Tamie Dougan al'ld other t•ontests and games Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode, i olfice of Midl<md Ross. ! :. Kim Stevers; a duet, "He were held on the field, such as Coolville. I . Karl,, a 1966 graduate of Ra- 1 Came a Long Way !rum Hea· horse-shoe ball tug of war and The reunion will be held at cme H1gh School, also attends M .. Cl K and . mg 'h ven. " by Garo ld t>ne Hayes and etc. Small , prizes, were awarded the same place and on the first t i c asses at MtCII a a o ege. · Mrandr~eoerns · nd J I · 1967. Wh'l1e m · CoIurn bus, .Mr. and daughters' ' Jei Yt a M'ddloyce. CoIIeen Dougan, w1'th aceord'1on; in aU competitive contests. i' Sunday in August m rt 0 1k : . a reading '' A Little Pilgrim," Registering were· Mr and . Mrs. Russell also attended have retum (Jesus pai'd the Fare), by Man- Mrs Ronald Doug~n 3 ~ 3 *4it%1ili!iJiMil'liii'SM'fM.W"-t't"~i>"~ birthday party honoring Lisa , where they ~Jan htols mat.e eirt · · ~~ Burton ·s second b'lrthd ay home followmgA re tremen da Eastman: and a readmg by children Shade R D . Manda t"'.' I Anne I Ft B 1 ' ' · ·' ""&! i A 3 , rrom the U S. rmy a . en· Fern Cheesebrew. and Theresa Eastmfn Pome- _ii:! on ugust · I . G · The eldest attending was AI- roy, R.D.; Garoldtite' Hayes. [ ~: nl;~~ ~ave been residing in len Gilkey, 94 years of age: Shade. Rt. 1; Mr. and Mrs. Gra- ~ GIVE DINNER Coluui'bus, Ga .. where he was the youngest. Pa~la Jean Swm- dy Dale Arnold and two boys , k', :t Mrs. M. C. Wilson entertain· stationed. They are residing dell. 7 months, and the farthest Rl. 2,Aibany; Mr. and Mrs. Ned j; ~ ed with a family dinner Sunday with her mother, 'Mrs. William distance, Elme~ Goodwm of .. -- - ~-' ~- at her hume un s. Sec'Ond Ave. Rosson, until they find suitable I Obetz, Oh10. G1fts were pref :~ ~ Present were Mr. and Mrs. w. housing . I Q en w. Wilson and children, Randy Their daughter, Joyce, wlll sented each. ''"""" I I Mrs. Per:y Smtih and daugh· and Cindy, Wheaton, UL; Mr. enter the Middleport seventh ~' ter. Melame of Columbus , are and Mrs. Curtis Wilson and grade. Their elder daughter, ~: ·~ the guests of Mrs. John Smith, family, Suzann, Stanley, and dy is a graduate of Baker Htgh ~ The Salem Center Girls' 4-H Nye Ave. David of Charleston, W. Va., School, Columbus, Ga., and ~:~Club rece<~tly took a tour of1 Mrs. HelenWDulnfcalfandy lath- and Mrr. and Mrs. Earl Knight. also of the SoutheaAII>rn Beauty ~·,: . 1er Anthony o e ·D oungs·· !I 41 various Meigs County busmess- ~ 1 ' th guests of Mr and School there. Mr. ,- and Mrs. i es own, are e · · SERVICE SET Kerns and family have lived in ·The group started by going Mrs: Nathan Bl:g• and 1 Services will be held at the several states during his army ~ ~ to WMPO Radio Station There Mktss dShlaroCn I tgbgs speltnh Keno Church of Chris!, Friday career but have retumed to weeen n ournuaw · A · h botb ' • · '1 the club members had the ex- . t d b th . 1 evemng, ugust at 8. Mr. their hometowo w ere . s1s er an ro er·m~ aw, J M Mr. and Mrs. w_ w. Wilson perience of saying .their names Iand Mrs. Tip . 8 erry asters, were reare4r , ' and dliJdren, Randy and Ci~ a~ the schiOI whH'h t~ey at· was accompanied home dy. have returned to their teild . . evening, by her parents, home in Wheaton, fll. , after a Next, the gorls went to the and Mrs. Nathan Biggs w visil here with his mother, llolsum Bakery where Mr. Bob spent the day there and atiEmd·ll Mrs. M. c. Wilson and other Byer took them through the eel a family reunion. relatives. bakery, then treated to a fm- Mrs. Helen Duncan and The members uf While Rose ished product, doughnuts. er, Anthony Wolfe, visited brk~·ll Lodge held their annual sum- I Next, the club went to the ly with Mrs, John Smith, ·rue•- II mer picnic Wednesday at the R. C. Bottling Company, m Mid- day evening. dleport. After seeing the var- Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thorn· \llddleporl Roadside Park. Mrs. Lulu Hardesty of Park- rous stage• of sterilizing anti as returned home Monday eveersburg has been visiting with bottling, the girls were teeated nlbg, after a visit at Crooka~lrs. Charles Warner of Pome- to a cup of R. C. ville, with Mr. and Mrs. Wal· roy and other relatives in the At 00811, toUrists had a pic· ler Thomas and tamily, and area. nic lunch ill the Middleport in Brunswick with Mr. and Miss Carolyn Searls, Colum- Park. Mrs. Horton Tflomas and tam· bus, visited reN!ntly with her I In the afternoon, the club ·~ iJy. They also visited in Columparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo was shown througb the General bus with Mr. and Mrs. Searls. Miss Searls . suffered : Telephone Company In and family. MAX FACTOR hand burns recenUy from hot i roy, where souvenirs were giv- Mr. and Mrs. Richard !rease · i en. Meter of Beverly were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. James Coch- On the tour were Ann of her sister, Mrs. Susie II rane and family have moved I Blanche Erlewine, Dinah from Lincoln St. to property wine, Sadndra Flocarri, Cunniel and Mrs. Marvin REG. $1.00VALUE-. in Gallipolis. . · Garnes, Debtiie Garnes, returned home after a Among the Middleport res!· Holliday Cheryl trip at Buckroe =••m·ll VALUE-- '12 PRICE dences undergoing remodeling Linda Midkiff, Linda Sheneare the John Fultz home on field, Grace Tubb, D•eelb;,.~~:,:~l r~M~r~.ii~and Mrs. Ray Biggs Locust and Pearl St. and the and Sherrie Turner: C returned from a vaca-11 Glenn Hensler home on Lancoln were Mrs. Burnire Garnes, up the east mast St. Eugene Holliday and Mrs. several days at Ca11ell Mr. and Mrs. John Parsons i erette Turner, advisor. and Hyannll Port. ""d family spent Monday w1th Members unable to also visited Niagara ['ails REG. 73c h~r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph were :Jennifer Icey, and in· Canada. ~ Gilmore. . bie Pierce. Mrs. Catherine Reg. 59c Mr. and Mr~. Lawrence ~I!· efield, an advisor, was also 8UY IH OllltM Ou and GM Fre• hnan were Ppmt Pleasant VtSI-. able to go to WMPO and 6 0111 · a NIJII,ill Ia tors Tuesdav. ' MIAMI IIACH nd Mr : Telephone office. M C H ·w· J IJel 70Ur Sav.r BIMIIr TodllJ'Unbell•vllllt. bat TI'U• I FROM DAYTON CIUIFIID eAI ITATIDM ins at Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Aleshire, - W. Mllln lt., P•JHI'Q, Ollie C. H. Wise. Jr., is at the hos· 'lliylon, -• ay spent Tue... w1'th 1 REG. 89c 1• pital with them. and Mrs. Richard Cham- 1 Mr. aild Mrs. Charles Bush and son, Greg, of Spr·ingfiel•d, and Marcus Chambers of Pomeroy, Otlte are visiting relatives. Middleport. Tommy Luster is a patienl: IJ";;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;'T";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; WHILE TONIGHT 11t Veterans Memorial Hospital. NOT OPIN THEY LAST~tis~ Connie Cooke is a surJ!i- 11 W UA . cal patient at Holzer Hospital FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Aut. 12·13 •.n Gallipolis. TONIGHT thru FRIDAY WAR-GODS OF THI DEEP' Judy Owen, daughter of Mr. (Color) "VON RYAN'S EXPRESS" REG. $4.00 and Mrs. Richard Owen, has Frank Sinatra Vincent Price, Tab Huuter REG. SUMMER been hospitalized at Holzer for Trevor Howard "MOMENT TO MOMENT" (Color) $3.00 SPECIAL • (Technicolor) 'i virus infertion. ~a ndIPilll Seberg Mr. and Mrs. LawrenrP Mil,.LIVING IT UP'' Honor Blackman hoan visited in Wilkesville Sun- Df'an Martin day with her aunt, Mrs. Clara Jerry Lewis CLOSED BlackhHcla _ "hillips (Technicolor) Auo. 141hru Au,. 20th. the:. the ' 1iu K F "/ Y Making Home /n Middfeoorf 1 "I Around and ,, S/ C em. er 4-H Gtrls on f"'- u.,• Tour Aroun d_, an d ' Busmess J About l Mi."ddJ epof l About p orneroy '' , . .. Ju-1 ,, * ll ., ,. . . . . co~ . ' SAVE ....,,, ·$1.00 ~,·. HELENA RUBENSTEIN Deodorant SOc . <;~RTONE SHAMPOO REG. MEIGS THEATRE M4SONDrive·ln . .~- ------- ---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Reg.45c Tampax Your Full Service lank Is ••• 31c ·I• s for REG. 69c Makeup woodbury 2 ~$1·00 REG. 89c $1.00 APC T:~blets 10D'r·:.. ' -- 39£ IPer . ., : ; Du' ' ~ ' '. ~ / \ , PresGI'lPflcH,s 71 MIU.Ir.-.. f22 N. ' Member Ftlkra/. Rt"rw Br•tem •. _,' Member Frtkral Dtpollt IIUUI'GIIU Corporation Slc 1 LB. I OZ., ' ~, Servi"fl Mdg1 County for over P4 Yta!l · .. ponges '•·kat· __ S9c ,SprayStarch 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Creme Rinse R~ 2 99c ··~·~=--===~ REG. $1.00 PACKAGE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ...... 1 PINT SIZE LANOLIN PLUS PERKINS QEAR ~::.·:::·· ' Summertologne - s1... 29c COTY Spray Cologne $175 I Hair Brushes $2 00 ' 9c $2.75_ 56( 43c 1 " . n·t·Jne ~ ~------ RAIN BONNET \ Cha~ies ·M~cN~:~e r~~e\mpro!: L, ' · R~· LYSOI. ' o " . ) ~.. . St.SO LISTERINE ~ "•"'-• . ' TUSSY I ' ~· -~ ,~----~--------, :a~:o . ' i . 'I ·.·~ . : . • . ' ' :. ;,,i.f • .,, r 1 j' ' ,., ,.·e , ....,, ..., , ,.... ' 1 Moistoriser Lotion (L '.•,~ '· MAKE ELBERFELDS in POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER I .. ,.. ' '\< .'>t •'' ,., .· .,, . . ' .• -~ ' t.•• .. .. ' I, � 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 08. August 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 August 11, 1966 ebersbach