https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fec3eb84c2f2df19fbc4f4a487ed822c.pdf 094d0a3f936125a1801c84e717642ad6 PDF Text Text ,, I ,• d B ( · d an ·anquet ommitte.4;ls .Name · ~If Sentinel, Plmleroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. S, 1968 man, Installing Oflleer; Truo- Telflple Sist~rs Elect New OHicers, Pl~rr for Anrtual Christmas Dinner ' Around 30d liB ALou·1 . \l. · . Mi• ddleporl mlttees Plans were made and com- .W. A vote ol tballb waa ·ez.lo ~Jze tbe ol Hudson. named for the Band tended lo Donald Lanning ftr a January 1 conselldaUon oil Favors, Mra. Elza ~=~~e:u:~ndMrs~:~~~ tee, ·Musician, and represents· alternate to Grand Session, and $tall Captain, Marilla Childs. New officers were elected at New officers elected were Et· During the bnslness session, DeCe&llly· the llovelnber meeting of the ta Lemley, Most Excellent 76 sick visits were reported and QllmOit, Meig• Temple Pythian Si~ters Chief; Virginia Ov.· ens, Most $72 spent in altruistic work. banquet to be held on Satur- temporary wiring of the Band the Band Boaotora and thll Jr., Mrs. Gtor1e I!Dblleltel', Tueidlly evening at the Legion Excellent Senior; M ax in e Maxine Owens reported on the day, December 3, at the Porn· Boosters food booth. they are •llllng to ·combine re- Mrs. Richard Ni!utzlln& Mr& tiall in Middleport': Pro tern Owen, ~.E. Jr.: Sadie McEI· sale of knives. Plans were Vaughn and Seg!enda Smith, eroy Elementary School whim A report on tl!e results of sources and efforts for ·tile Wllllarn NelsoD, Mrl. llti officers were Martha Chit•!'. hinny, secretary: Betty Spenc- made for the annual Christ· Columbus. are guests of their the Pomeroy Band Boosters As. the combined Band , Boosters aooc1 of the consolidated blmd. White and Mra. i11rrY WaiiOII: ME.C.: Doris Bailey, mao•- er, treasurer; Gertrude And- mas dinner and a $1 gilt ex- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. socialion m_et Tuesday evening m~ held October. 31, was · , servjng, 5e11!or molhert lacludger, and G~nevieve Meinhart, Irews, Protector; Norma Zirkle, change to be held Dec. 6. A Arnold Rtchards.. at the Senior Hlt!h School. given by Mrs. Roy Mayer. II Commlt.ees named for the ing, Mrs. Ralph Smlth, fin. treasurer. Outer Guard; Elizabeth All- turkey dinner will be served Mrs. Ora Roy IS returning to Mrs. Donald McKemle; pres!· was pointed out that no small banque! were: ltdstessea, Mrs· C. E. Blateslef, Mrs. ~ for all members at 6:30 p. m her home in Columbus after dent, condueted the meeUng, children are allowed to ride James ·Qulvey, Mrs. Roy Mlly· Legar, Mrs. Thomas lolcGG!f. Named to the committees were spendmg two weeks here with which opened with the lArd's with their parenta on band bus. er and Mrs. Harry Watson; klt· an, Mrs. Lawrence Jilfll!!'r, Mrs . Meinhart and Virginia Ow- Mrs. Dale Mourning. Prayer in unison. An explana· es to out of town eventl. chen, Mrs. Tbi!IIIBS Hennessy, Mrs. Vert1011 Bing, Mrs•. ~ ens, kitchen ; Norma Zirkle, The round-upmember~hlp tea lion on how band Instruments It was resolved to present chairman, and )llrs. Roy l,lay. Colmer, Mrs. Lawrence J8t Maxine Owens, dining room; for county aux1hary umts of should be Insured was given by at the next meeUng of COlD· er, eo-<>halrman, Mrs. Eugene ces, Mrs. James Titus aatlfp. Eita Lemley and Betty Riggs, LegiOn posts scheduled for Sat. Don Mullen. Mrs. Vernon Ev· blned executive boerd, express- Triplet~ Mrs. Roy Reuter, Mrs. WOllam Downie. This year decorating. urday at ~iddlepori h~s been ans reported a membership of ing willingness 1o cooperate and David GoodWin, Mrs. Jolm Clean • up, Mrs. AVfrf ft. avoid Christmas Mrs. Childs announced that cancelled smce the umts have Beaver, Mrs. Danny Thom~n, Clair Mrs Larry Sheets, Mrl. crowds-and the Temple had a new grand- reached their quotas. fK t llfrs. John Sebo, Mrs. James Bob j011es.' Mrs. Atcbard Meea, mother Mrs. Betty Big~s Mr. and Mrs. John Werner Ur J)Ieh), Mrs. Vernon Bfng, Mrs Ronald Eaotman Mrs. Bj. last mlnute whose 'daughter, Mrs. Boii~g: have returned from a week at Reqio~l Mrs. Leo Crew, Mrs. Donald ward WeU.. Mrs. hmetb .;. disappointments had a new baby son, born Oct. Elmhurst, Ill. visiting her sis· Lisle, Mrs. Norbert Neutzllng, Laughlin, Mrs. 'l1tomu -~, 25 Th b. thd ter Mrs Frances Louise Da Mrs. Alhert I, recently 9 and has taught In lite OAGC Mrs W!Ularn Radford Mrs Gri.."' ,.._ •shop now while . fe Mir aLey solng Mwos vis: · • elected president of the Ohio Clinics. She Is, now state chair- H~d Blackston Mrs: MrG8• Charles dmw,ri=.•· ;;:: sung or rs. mel, rs. A . ti G rd Cl bs of Flo er Show Amards laze Mrs !Joy W .,,~ ~•· selections are Ch'id Murray Harris ssocta on 1 8 en u • man w • · Donald McKenzie. Robert' B ;, "- _,.._ 1 8 and Mrs. i·" kie · R•- hCp. · Waiter . ed . . . ' will be honored at a coffee hour Her theme will be "Driftwood auey, "'""· ""~" complete. freshments were served by w o JS station m Cahforma, lo h . ~- " d ill In 1 ... Decorating audllorium, Mrs Porter Mrs George Carper M · . k with the u s Mar'ne h be 9-10 a. m. and recept n w en m """lgn an w c u,.. · , · • axme Owens, N~rma Z1r ie, . . . h · · . 1 s, as ~n Region 11 bas Its fall meeting. tradltlotml Christmas, modern James Clatworlhy, Mrs. Nor· Mrs. Barry Branham, Mn. Betty Spencer, assiSted by Et- VISitmg ere thiS week With hiS Thursday November 10 at the and abstr~ct arrangements. man Harbrech~ Mrs. Harold Floyd. Bricldl!l'll, Mrs. lrll tn Lemley. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles . ' F' Co Lohse Ml'l. Victor Hannah Colllu and Mrs. Donald La•· Searles. He is enroute to Balli· Pansh House of the lrSl n· M 'Albert Woodard ' nl Md h h 'II t•· d gregational Church, Marletlll. rs. aod ng. more.. . ·• w ere e wt a ~n The business meeUng will be Mrs. Mervin Burt; tables, Mrs. At the elose of the meellng, ltt us show you how easy " trammg school for a month. . ch f J k Rob Roy Grueser, Mrs. Eugene refreshments were served. br Girl Scout Troop 0 Mrs. ac He Will leave Thursday by m arge son, It 11 to shop this Christ· 1 f p k bu H Region director Registration Hou~shelt, Mrs. Robert Fetty, Mrs.· Avery st. .CaUr, M r 1. HOLDS ANY lfllt, We'll gladly resme MembersHaveParly pane bromt ;r er~ li;g. 1 e lee will be 50 c~nts and reser, Mrs. James Qulvey, Mrs. El· George Carper, Mrt. fMr7 a8ulova for you. And hold In observance of Halloween Coca~e by )e b omh a oro a t~t vations for the luncheon are lo m 00 mer Bailey and Mrs. Paul Sheets and Mrs. Elmer Bllley. BULOVA it 'til Christmas. See our Pomeroy Girl Scout Troop 52 b uml tus w ere e was me be made to Mrs George Leist Jewish aod Protestant view.. ' y re a 1ves. · points of religion were revieW· 'TIL 1 Gomplele Bulo~a Collec· held a party at the borne of 310 Lawton Road, Devo a, Mar· . ISS yse IS 0 ess 0 Mrs. Lloyd Wright, with their ietta, by November 5. The pre- ed by the Middleport Literary • • , , \ion naw. CHRISTMAS! invited guests. The group play· sidents of Garden Clubs In Re- Club Wednesday afternoon at ed games and danced with 10 a gion II, or their representative, the home of Mrs. James Euler. The Loyal Pals Class' of the sented to Mrs. Donald Jleh, prizes going to Resa Boothe are to meet at noon to elect a Mrs. N~ Moore, vice pres!- Middleport Church of Christ The Jravel'ng prlf.e was .... 111 and Tony Vaughan. S nominating committee to select dent, presided and mtrnduced held Its annual Thanksgiving Allee Robeson and the . . . Refreshments were served to a regional director to be in- the 1pr~s:;: ~~ !~~~; program and offering meeting prize went to Mi's. Chct Maralynn Tracy, Resa Boothe, stalled next year. re~. ew 0 e • Tuesday evening at lite bome Prall. Tom Rowley, Irene Barnes, There will be a "Country bt, by Noah Gordo•, prepared of Miss Mabel Hysell. Miss Plans were made lor ... Leanne Sebo, Jo Ellen Diehl, Ohio Valley Grange No. 2612 Fatr" sales table and all clubs by Mrs. Bei'II1II'II Fultz and Hysell presented devoUoiiS us- annual Chrlstmas mee!IN to Ron Smith Joe Weiker Darla I of Letart Falls met Monday are requested to bring some • read by Mrs. B~ce ;l~dh The ing the IOOih Psalm and a met!- be held Dec 8 at the bollie rl Neutsling 'caralynn ' Trac) 1evening with the Worthy Mast- thing to be sold, proceeds to go ~k concerns e e s : ltaUon entitled "Live Each Mrs Pratt 'whlcb will 1w1.jp Tony Va~ghan, Maria Neutzimg ' er in the chair Installation of to the Regional treasury. U~o~s concept as seen ~ bb~ Day to the Fullesl" glit exchange and final ~ Bob Miller, Steve story, DebbJO officers was held by the Great The afternoon program will prmctpal character, a 8 for CbrlslmaJ project& wJJ bt , WISecup, Becky Wright. Robin Bend Grange Master Thomas be a demonstration hy Mrs. who tens the slory of his life Frances Roush was program made. A deszerl course · Pbaiin Mrs. Wr~ght and Mr~ Sayre, accompanied by Mrs. Paul Reed of Newark, Ohio. She m a ser~e.s of flashbacks toucb- rhairman using the loplc, "Ear- log out the John &.bo. The troop will meet Sayre, Mabel Roush and Mrs. is a past Regional Director, sn mg on h!s boyhooddfmh ~ ~y Observance of,Tbanksglvlng was served by Mist Jt.Pilj, COMMI.NDEII ''A" at Mrs Wright's borne on Herbert Roush. Accredited judge, member of York Ctty, his II!'"" at er m New England. ' Members wlsted by Mrs. Robeson. LEADIItll LADY "G" caMmto "AG" Matcullne dulg~ . 30 Trim Jnd tin, with $.:mart and prot: tical. November 1, at 7 p. m. Officers installed were Mast- Judges Council of Region 6 aod !molly his declston to become gave a scripture verse as they Altendln& lD addition to the jpwels. Waterproof•. a11ce l~ l1d wan c•d 17 jew~li. Y~IIDW Sell·wlndlng. slyll nl. 2:1 Jew111. Gr llh ite. er, Herbert Roush; Overseer, a Rabbi. presented their thank offering above named were Mrs. .... lumlnout. Whitt. Yellow or whitt, $11.H S41.H Enna Wilson· Lecturer Nora Mrs. Nan Moore gave a re- at an Improvised altar leatur- ert Raw"•- Mlsl 111. . . . , . oIservweB . Cross· Stew~rd Allee. Balser· view of the book, "How to Be- lng a picture of Jesus an """" ":~ --::t::' Ser1e1 · • • A Bi h Wltho01 Being .. ' •...,.. Hawley mn. AndreJ .~ 1 Asst. Steward Andy Cross · .I come s op Bible, white lilies and a wi1JJe llelen 1 .... COIICl uded Su.nday iChaplam Rev: James Early: eefS I Religious," by Charles Merrill llihted taper. ·-• y, • .,,, Evangelistic services at the treasure;, Enriy Roush; seer~ ,Smith, a minister with 1 beri· , Mrs. Ed&lt Re~ and When you knoH whal m11kes 1 watch tick, ~ou'll buy 1 Bulo~a. I Syracuse Methodist church clos-' tary Mrs Herbert Roush· gate tage of mlnlstry behind him. Mrs. Guy Reynolds, president DonaldHicka ___• - - 1ed Snnday evening. The Rev\ee~r J~hn Wolfe· Ceres' Julia The book dealo In aatlre on lbe presided over the business II!S.Iack Higgins of Pt.. Pleasant, Early;' Flora, Gladys Shields; Mrs. William Houdashelt was practices of churches and their ~;! ~ ~ess made conlrlbu· rfy W. Va., was evangeliSt. Sunday Pomona Eula Wolfe· Lady As- hostess to the WSCS of the Sy. """f'itUooa. The author ~- . . Red Cross allll I Q evening • group Irom the Eo- s't. Ste;.ard, Barba;a McNick· racuse Methodist Church Tues- ments ' wllb tontue In C:lit!elt the ~~un~h program. 'J'hijo reka church of which the Rev les; legislative agent. Andy day evening at her home, sty~ 00 the papeel of l'lllllllnl gr serve the wed. ¥' Court Street Wendell G. Stutler was a form- Cross; home economics com· a ~~~114lng the m!pJt. reception for Scherry er pastor, were present and mlttee Barbara McNicles The mectlug, In charge of ter, l!fp wtte, 'their wardrcftiill, I · Stewart wedding, Nov. "1 Pomeroy, Ohio pro>Senled musical selections. he! R~ush and Erma Wilson· . William Eichinger, presi· seriJIC)Ii !Diteml, and olher lifo 211. A birthday party wu l)ftll your own sakt, llo u Bul~• dont re•r on •n Auth ortud Sulov• Jewtltr. Folio win.'! the service, a cof·l Junior chairman Rev Jame~ dent, opened with devotions tak. eal of ~m. The authOr Mrs. Reynolds presented I recently for Mia Becky fee hour wa' held honoring the : Early; youth rhairm~n. Eula en from Philippians I, by Mrs. urna In conql• • Bible on behalf of the clasa, at the Lellion HIIIID )ln!Jaad iiRieiiv. H1gg1 ... · I Wolfe; and Centennial Dana Winebrenner whn closed to ketp 1M tllvlnt ~ II!IP111- lo Mrs. Helen Batey, a IIIW Altendlng were~ Najiplr, man Nora Cross A wilh prayer. "Aero" the At· ate lilt l'ldiC\IlOUI Ill ltllllllll· ~lll'Ch member, wbo Ia leaving Mary Hall, Mark Raley 8411· i prog~am consisted of the !antic" was the lopic or_ the TbtllltHIIq 11111 qpenetlll!lll soon for New York to villi rela·. Black, Perry Kentl!llll, ' ;ibn lowing: song "Church's program presented by Mrs. the IID&'Dfl ql "Amm, tilt """ whlle recuperatlna from Fink, Shirley Letlllt ll'l'aDII SHOP SWISHER and LOHSE Found'allon," topic, "The Worth Winebrenner. Beaullftll,!' with 'Mrl. O.P. llln.... A gift was also pre- Case, Blllle Carter, ' Rar.tJ of An Individual": During the bnslness session jaela II Ill pltu10. Tbl club Slawter, Jolm Wlte, J1a1iert For All l'our Prescription and DrNfl Needsl by Rev. James Early; eight shut-In caUs were revoted to order cood• from ~ Speeial Sert1ice Smith, Mark Tiwt, 'J.'erileo I "One Small .Child," by ported. A report was given on blln4 lor "le u In past yeel'l. Held at Malon Miller, Janet DaVIa, ConDie.Bar. Wolle: the Power of an the quiet day held at the par. Mrs. C. M. llennasy was narn· MASON - · Several members ret!, Janice Smith, Iit9ltl' vidual, by Barbara McNickles; sonage on October 25, In ob- ed elutlnnaq_ of the project of the Cllfloo Grahnm Letart Youll8. Cheryl H~ ,Tiqi poem, "One Cent," by Erma servance of the Week of Pray. with Mrs. Rober! Coats asslsl- New Haven M~ and llall, Gary Drenner, Btti\P Wilson, followed by a and Self Denial. Mrs. log. Hartford MethOdist churches at· McGuire, Lyn Black, , ston by Nora Corss and a poem dell G. Stutler was in tened the CaD ID Proyer and Taylor, Gary Taylor, ~( "Octooer" by Nora Cross. of the program using as Mila Loh.te AUHJrded Sell Denial aervlce at the Mas- Youni, Emle Smith, Ropr· Plans were made for a Hal- topic:, "Called to. Be Plaque at Banquet on Methodist Church. Barrett, Jeff Tlllla, S 1J IIi loween narty at the hall Mon- tans. She was asststed by Mrs. J lie t.ohse daul!ltter ol Mrs Fred Spencer Maaon Larlclns, SUe Clonch, Mike f'llrl. day night. Refreshments Karl Kloes, Mr.. Don aId Mr en:ndr !lrs Harold Lohse ~ the proaram Mrg' Job~ er, Boob Utile, s.tly . ~. barbecue sandwiches, potato Lisle sod Mn. John Sauvage. p · oy wa; awarded I Chattin talked ~ ..c;,;mmunlty Mlie Price, Sharon Cart.r, chips, pickles. doughnuts, A thank offering was taken. ~= plaque at the annual Centers Around the World," aod Dave Rice, Roger Bla.., Karen salad aljd coffee were served. A letter was read from Marge Panelhellenic Scholarship ban· Ml'l. Dallas Cadle spoke on lbe >Haynes, Ron Gorily, Diane Meyer a missionary in Japan. Oct. 31 at the Ohio Union, Deaconess's Pension Funds. Brogan, TaiThny Tyree, Janft 43 Young People communlcaUon was also lor the sorotlty act· Mrs. Lester Zerkle read scrtp. Neal, Leroy Welch, Qwlel Guests at Portv ~m Ull!an Evans, with the highest accumula· lure. The otferlnJ, eol!eoted by Scott, Kathy Thomas, Jllll ·h trict sptritual life secretary, · point hour ratio lor lite members of the New Haven Barrett, Duene KllllCT and · MASON F (I) 4 Registered Pharmacists To Fill All Your Prescriptions Accurately, tended the-~~ Mason Brow ie I~lngthtudy~ uc es • 11165-66 school year. and C!Hton churcltes, was ell· ~B • ragan. Troop 137 H 11 . ~ Christians be lug and doing, Chepter, pledge BIJd lndlvldu· vlded and sent to community 8endJnc &lflf were Mary Mi> · Promptly and Reasonably. on Saturday "e::.~~: t pathe a brief period of self study a! awards were presented re- centers ·around the world and Kenney; Carol Malooe, One Mason Youth Center -:;,e read by Miss Marcia Karr, who presentative& of the 22 10rorl· the Deeconess's Pension Fund. Gre~, Allen Blackwood, ~ai'- .. (2) Plenty of Friendly, Courteous Clerks To Serve You Promptly ' ior Girl Scout Troop was closed the meeting with pray. Ues and 1,731 sorority women The Mason Methodist Church lene ~tlleld, Diane &lllday, i~l Low Prescriplion and Drug Prices Every Day. charge of decoraUng. at Ohio State University. Jen- was boot church. Mr. anc! Mrs. J>hn Tyl'ee, Pete Terry Proffitt was Refreshments were served by nlfer is a senior majoriug in '•l'y and Mr. IIi~ Neal. (4) A Complete Selection of Prescription Drugs, Proprietary Medicines, most original Carla the hostess during the social home economics, food and n11- Zachary Taylor, when chosen H01tesses were Mn. DwJchl Cosmetics, Magazines, Greeting Cards, Tobaccos and Sundries the prettiest' and Jan hour to seven members. and a member of Delta 11 a presidential candidate, ac- Haley, Mrs. Jack l'1IDllj)pi; the ugliest. judges were Sorority. She had aU the ltnowledged tbat he had nev- Mrs. James Ferauson and!'"· Ivy and Lessie Sleeth 0r_ Staff Sgt. Clark 1INIHS school year. er voted In hla Ule. Ike Neal. and Mrs. Kathryn Towner Guarding mghway 69c P""'hylodlc 97c Capocol . Pl Pleasant. Games Army Stall , Sergeant Antiseptic and TOOTH played Clll"" Mouth Woah , d and prizes awarded to "• J r., 28, son of Mrs. Mm BRUSHES a Raynes and Rhonda Clark, Cheshire, Is Q. Reynolds. 1 rest from combat Hord Assisting tbe leader, but his new jtb Is ~dium Paul Bocook with the party as knportan~ . F.rm were t~e assistant leaders, Mrs. He is currently on gn.ro duty Wilson and Mrs. Bonnie defending Natlonil Route 19 asc Johnton 95c STRIPE McFarland!!' between An Kbe and Plellru. Sgt. Clark jnst returned from BABY TOOTH Be~ause of the wide range of Operation Thayer, balled u PASTE POWDER Its climate, a variety of one of·thl!' bfagest victories over life is possible in the the VIet Con&. ' layas. .The sergean~ •ea~ squad leader .In COmp8JIY. B, 2nd Battalion of the 1~1 . Air Cavalry Dlvlaloil's ~tb · ry, entered on ~ve TONIGHT JUlY 1959 e! waa~ast siiillned NOT OPIN at Fort . . Ky. II! -- -, pleted ~ ~u~on tltrolicl! Thur;u.=~~.s~rday th .eGener~~·.DeY~· ELVIS PRESLEY 1D opment <GI!iU) ~~ . • - ' e ' .' •' '. <' • at y ,, en tine Dfttlled To TM ,,.,.,.,.,. Qf The M.....Maama ..,_ V'"':.Ol:"\'·._"":.Xri!:·~~UI~N-0-.-17-1--------~--P-0-ME-ROY-MiooLEP-OR-T,-OHi~ , ~~ l. -th :t.,.o FRIDAY, NOV-EM_B_E_R_4_,-19-66--------- ~a~ -------- !~l--F-IV_E_cENj'S_ ' . . . . bows MrS. R0-(0n W'll I preSI'de 5a day At Meeting in Marietta and ° Viewpoints of ReI'1g10n • G'IVen B k Review · M• H 11 • H sf Qh • V If f AnnUQI ThanksgiVIng OffeTing Meetma ey G I 1/ range nsta N Off, ew ICers I" Tbanksglmf C .. ...... from our extensive Bulova Collection. Ch urch WSCS M T uesuay In Syracuse 1 u.- Bille *-· I Goessler's Jewelry Store B'rthd p ay /c Given for Beclnl Haley i Baier Mil@! .;oo whJ The Drug Stor~ With the "EXTRAS" Every Day LOW PRICES 89c Bayer Aspirin · ·· ··· 69c 59c Tips .............. 43c 65c Z.B. T. Baby Powder 49c 69c Murine Eye Drops · · 49c 89c Pepsodent Antiseptic 69c 95c BuHerin Tablets ···· 73t 79c Phillips Milk of Magnesia 59c 79c Feen·A·Mint Laxative 59c Evidence of Vote Fraud Worth$500 . Elberfelc;ls l·n Pomeroy-··· 39C Are Open from 9 to 8 on friday ancl from 9to 9 On Satutday Come In Anti See . ~~===· the excellent selections irt;ever)t ·dfpart~.,, ...~.8!' ~•tu.;f:~r Yf"':fQmily MEIGS THEATRE , . 41 SP!NOUT'' ' (Technlcolorl Presley, Shelley Deborah Walley, Jaek Mullaney, 4 REGISTERED PHARMACIS1'S TO SEii/E OPEN DAILY 1:00 AM TO 10:00 PM lUNDAY 10:30 AM TO 12:30 PM ANO S:OO PM TO 9:00PM ' ·~ and homt -:·¢g~--~~· co~rr~q~_s 'tie.. pe~ple, ro hel~~~. ft.~mp,t .defi~iry and .. ' ,,.,.;' :,,:-::....': ·:r, r·'· · · ' . - servl• ,.., ' .. l, ~ ~..,·~, ·:·~ ., ~. '··~j;r, /:' ·•. I· ·~ . ,., ... ~ -~~·' .' �• () ,. ~ ,, I --. ' ' . 'r ornadoes, Eagles Clash' on Gridiron HERE I 65 Ffrcl Gafaxfe · 100, 4 Dr. I cyiiJillt!1 oule. """" •..n• "''lfll.1 a ;~ whlltwall tim 64 Ford G1l1xle ::' MOXL 2 Dr. Ht,.,. 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I crt. old, trent. a hotter, Wll flm .t3 Fo!'ji1G•I~~- . IHII ON ALL - a TRIPLE CHECKED U!ED 4 dr, I eyt., o.utvlllllle trono., rtdlo a hiller, W1 I tlr11 * Seeds ·Fertilizer Lffilan LeltW, reiKIWIIed •• rlallst or the '20s 11114 '301, wu the lint member of the Circua 63 Grand Prix Pontiac· '1895 Dr. Hard Top. El<tra dean Inside and out. Full comwll with bucket seats. This car belonged to local minister. 2 :'·fetids - -,. _=;Sugar l~n :Flour Mills Wil 41m Countrr ll!olan. tt•• IIIII ...... I"''' lie trens. r ..,. ., . .. Phone 992·2115 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio "' 61'fltmp~t Custom - $2408 4 r~dan. 'l'hls Is a brand new car apd Is the famous ov cam six ey!. with radio, power steering and autom -· trallsmls,Gon, lt is beautiful white finish with blut In " . r. We also ha'l'e several new 1966 modela in Tempest cu;ti!ID and Lemans series all Y8s. These cars are all lilted at low discount prieta. 1955 Ford l ton 66 Electra Buick • - • $3795 4 Dr. Sedan. 1956Buick II • • 2 Dr. Hard Top. One of the cleanest 648s In area. It ia 1 one owner sharp tripp!• checke<l car and is offeted at leu than one·balf original cost. ' Irons, Rodlo & hotter, $ tfrtl •495 • •150 • • • • • • ~45 • 4 D~or Sedan. VI - Std. Trans. It 1960 Chevrolet • • 63 Ford Econoline Van 4 Dr. Sedan. VI- Auto. Trans. One Owner. 8 cyliiulv motor, s 1961 Lancer • • • 4 Dr, Seda11. Std. Tralll. 1961 Ford 4 Dr. Seda, V8 One owner. - - .. -'795 $695 Auto. TrallB. Rtdlo and HeaUr. 4 Dr. $edan. 8 cyl Auto. Trana. Rtdlo aad Heater. 210 Serle~. POMEROY, 0. · BUICK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCKS I eyl. euteinlllc1.. ~lrt,llt. rf411o a ""'"· 62 Olcls St11f1W. Hor<l....,, ...~ tltorlnt. ..-r ·!Wtlcaa, ttdlo a hotltr, WIS tim 2 dr. • '1395 • • • . ·. 64 F1irlene 2 ~; ' a~ • • .- .• traaamluloo, a nal .nlct deliv817 truclt. ' mak• you the moet decorative holiday . ornament. And beci.UM of the crisp, evcr- Creehne~~ · of permanent preM- -it'• a luting look. Colored Blueberry, Pine, Brown or Poimettia. Bisel 8 to 18. New York Htuse V-8 t118illt, autq, trail., ndio, Wlalw tires, wblel dlsca, 2•tone pil~t. leal ~al'p IDd nJI elaan. · . · J1au and WIIIW tlte1. · A Jolt For a . Interior. Real eblrple. · ' "=" · ~ ' 520MC%fcin $295 ' r •• . OII.N IVININGS UNtil; 1:00 ' \Karr & Van Zand.t Motor Sal•s. ' ' ' I !1o1111roy ' I JD PUMP All D1y Sund1y November6 ;., tlss At.: KEITH GOBLE. ~ fORD I cylhlder, 4 apMcl trans. T..Udt ' ,yCMf~wiys pn wtlh Jlteen QVV · Jt.t•.-:~- ~ $295 V-8 motor,ll... ll P.S. 4 Doot "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGI DIALER" tlrH 'USED CAR LOT l.ecVIII,. tyeamero Ill. Mllld~ FULL-FASHIONED BAN·LON• BROOKSIDE f. 0 lllllllst .. .lllDSI ~Ifoofllb~ • ~ ... • 11 lht llltomatic ,.. :. '" WlllliiC llllt drJkw, the ... '' O· '" ..... ttrrifio. ' ,., _; '•lh~ llat.S41.... "EVerything TUESDAY . , . . , ........... , 12 NM ' -3:30 ,-DUly . N.Y., W~DNESDAY ·t . . .. l .... ~·~ . 2JI.M.-4:·0G THURSDAY ........ , .. •.: ; .. FRIDAY ...••••••., ••.• , .;.~ ; SATURDAY •••••• , •. , .... • ~ SUNDAY '' " U ''' ' '", • 1~ For The Hunter" I ' H&R Firestone ,, l'\. .. ''I - Ifill tD lit, 110 IIICia1111!1 bincl ~ 0 GUN·CASES- QUNING KITS AMMUN'ITION .. P-OMpoy·'i fMES •; Allab',..,...itelooi-sl- , · liiit shirt -.s. ~·s """" . ·"" HUNTING LICENSE anti DIER PERMITS OPEN IOWUN,G SCHEDULE . Al llltAWS · '.' • • T ·STORB· ., PURITAN• BROWNING- REMINGTON SAVAGE- RICHARDS- STEVENS HARRINGTON Forked Run Sportsmen's aub lllltliwatlc a· lll,ter, wit 'trtna. Ro41e 62 Old.s 88 • • • • • • • • • tl295 4 Dr. ~all. V-8, AutomaUe trana. Power ateertne aud power btakea. lttdlo. \ 59 Buick Lt Sabre R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. ' eyl ... GUNS ' . Ford Oel•lt.'- " ~r. • ~~.~!~!!~e:~.~~!!i~t~:~ .•!w'!.~ wbttt tlrea, cleluxe whtel dllcl, faetocy alk9Ddl.ll011tn& . COMPUTE LINE HUNTERS COATS-PANTS SOCKS - BOOTS - HATS •995 63 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door • • •13.95.· Wbltewalfi. Station Wa gon. One careful local owner. Power Steering, •>wer brakes and automatic trans. We invite you to dtive his fine car. , ,. eyf., ·1utom•tlc tri_Mo, wor sttir'lng, radlp heater, Wllllroo P&islev Pri!UY IIi 1J111i look or paille~ Mtllilu 4 dr. llllllllti· I 28S - 62 Pontiac Catalina . '1295 BLAETTNARS 64 Rambler 2 Door H.T. I V-8 motor, auto. trau, power steerlnc, white over blue with blue Interior, 14,000 mlle" RtallhUp. 66 Pontiac Catalina • . '2995 1962 Chevrolet • • ·•1195 ~onv. CP.,. Is a beautiful blue with white top and blue "nholstery, This car is really sharp ahd is clean enough to put on showroom floor. It haa power steerine. power brat· es and automatic transmission. QUALITY and PRICE Sure-Winner Value-Rated Used Cars 64 Chev.lmpala 2 Door H.T. • • '1795 Jach V-8 motor, autq. traa1., radio, tintecl Jlau, whltewal! tlrel, wbeel diaCI,)IDt owner new Oldalrlde. • W1 66 Chevrolet ~ Cit. 1958 Ford. - . - •1495 II • • Pickup. 3 lpee4 -VI. m'i~ard Top. FACTORY AIR 64 Riviera Buick ~ ten PtMI TMJi,,f crt. 4-" trans. 60 Ford F 600 . 4 dr., I cyl. oute!IIIHt' USED CAR BUYS ~· 4 Dr. Sta. Wagon. This Is Chevrolet's popular family am~ VB. It is a one owner wagon that has had exceptional and It shows it. 62 SCout 14 Ton , · • •rJ. 4 wllttl dri'J ;" 62 Che¥toltt'' ' 65 Forcl Custom •. 64 Chevelle VB ( lo~g ~1·•11 ELECI' ••• oile of these 1 CONDITIONING. We are gi.Ji\ll? refer ~ou to the owner of this fine ear. It baa low m1fiiit" and w1JJ satisfy the most discriminating We are offering this car at le" than NADA book of "'~;u~:'ci We also have three other slightly used 66 Electru at big savings. It wiJJ pay you to come in and feast your eyes on these wonderful buys. , 2 teft, I qL. J ......front. 2 aJMlilll ;xlt, alolra ~ ' ) ":. .• · . · ·. .· ' . IIJU of Fame at 811'11011, Fla. ,, . 62Ford .' 66 Bonneville Pontiac-~- $3895 ~ Dr. H,-d Top. FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING. Power Steertng, lmd brakes. Hydramatic, wire wheel covers, aDd the wu.-.'l'hl~ car only has 4,539 easy miles and it is show· r"9/l! clean. this Is an officials car. This car hao never been titll'i!. W. ~ter, 62 Ford G•t•xle 25 MONTHS WARRANTY 4 2 4r. ·eyt. tute!lllllc tnns.., rHlo S. Tim . CARS f ' . ',, ··" �• () ,. ~ ,, I --. ' ' . 'r ornadoes, Eagles Clash' on Gridiron HERE I 65 Ffrcl Gafaxfe · 100, 4 Dr. I cyiiJillt!1 oule. """" •..n• "''lfll.1 a ;~ whlltwall tim 64 Ford G1l1xle ::' MOXL 2 Dr. Ht,.,. I ~":. 4 apNCI tr~. 62 P.orcl F1lri1M I • i Dr. I crtln4tr, tlt..ttlll trant. 64 Ford G1lexle · " YES riiiNtt=•.:.: soo. • Dr. • ....... lltdlt anct ' ,...., IMrtnt, wll II IIres. _When YOU 63Chevrolet Ill Alre, 4 Dr . ' c;f,' . lflndard tnns. Whllo wen Vote in November, The Name to Remember Is lirH. I 63 R•mblir ,. 550 Strl11 4 Dr. 6 eyllloo dtr, st1ncl1rd trtnt., Qo dlo a hooltr, whtltw~ll tlr11. · . WALTER H. MOELLER 1-DAY SERVIa SHIRT FINISHING IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 Robinson's Clnners •J 65 Pontile G.T.O• rtlnfllll. 2 Dr. HtniiOJ. 4 _.ttronl. 63 Ford Galexle h, • NO 4 Dr. I cYiliMitr, ,,.. 1111llc tnnL Rlldto ilid ....... - · lltlrlrij, wlllto wall II'"' !1· "·'" 65 Docfge D1rt , ·· I Dr. 270 Strill, 6 "'""; w, olonoltlll tnnt.. ...._.. anct hooter ·KEEP 64 Ford P..700 "Sure Sign of O~lity" Hlr I cyl.2 ' - axle, · '""'· Truck. Lont WhHI Automttlc tnns. 63 Mercury ;. . ''· ,_, .,..,, Cuotom 2 Door "'"dtoJ!I'. lrak11. Autemtllo trant. 63 Forcl G1lexle 5001 4 dr. I crt. old, trent. a hotter, Wll flm .t3 Fo!'ji1G•I~~- . IHII ON ALL - a TRIPLE CHECKED U!ED 4 dr, I eyt., o.utvlllllle trono., rtdlo a hiller, W1 I tlr11 * Seeds ·Fertilizer Lffilan LeltW, reiKIWIIed •• rlallst or the '20s 11114 '301, wu the lint member of the Circua 63 Grand Prix Pontiac· '1895 Dr. Hard Top. El<tra dean Inside and out. Full comwll with bucket seats. This car belonged to local minister. 2 :'·fetids - -,. _=;Sugar l~n :Flour Mills Wil 41m Countrr ll!olan. tt•• IIIII ...... I"''' lie trens. r ..,. ., . .. Phone 992·2115 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio "' 61'fltmp~t Custom - $2408 4 r~dan. 'l'hls Is a brand new car apd Is the famous ov cam six ey!. with radio, power steering and autom -· trallsmls,Gon, lt is beautiful white finish with blut In " . r. We also ha'l'e several new 1966 modela in Tempest cu;ti!ID and Lemans series all Y8s. These cars are all lilted at low discount prieta. 1955 Ford l ton 66 Electra Buick • - • $3795 4 Dr. Sedan. 1956Buick II • • 2 Dr. Hard Top. One of the cleanest 648s In area. It ia 1 one owner sharp tripp!• checke<l car and is offeted at leu than one·balf original cost. ' Irons, Rodlo & hotter, $ tfrtl •495 • •150 • • • • • • ~45 • 4 D~or Sedan. VI - Std. Trans. It 1960 Chevrolet • • 63 Ford Econoline Van 4 Dr. Sedan. VI- Auto. Trans. One Owner. 8 cyliiulv motor, s 1961 Lancer • • • 4 Dr, Seda11. Std. Tralll. 1961 Ford 4 Dr. Seda, V8 One owner. - - .. -'795 $695 Auto. TrallB. Rtdlo and HeaUr. 4 Dr. $edan. 8 cyl Auto. Trana. Rtdlo aad Heater. 210 Serle~. POMEROY, 0. · BUICK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCKS I eyl. euteinlllc1.. ~lrt,llt. rf411o a ""'"· 62 Olcls St11f1W. Hor<l....,, ...~ tltorlnt. ..-r ·!Wtlcaa, ttdlo a hotltr, WIS tim 2 dr. • '1395 • • • . ·. 64 F1irlene 2 ~; ' a~ • • .- .• traaamluloo, a nal .nlct deliv817 truclt. ' mak• you the moet decorative holiday . ornament. And beci.UM of the crisp, evcr- Creehne~~ · of permanent preM- -it'• a luting look. Colored Blueberry, Pine, Brown or Poimettia. Bisel 8 to 18. New York Htuse V-8 t118illt, autq, trail., ndio, Wlalw tires, wblel dlsca, 2•tone pil~t. leal ~al'p IDd nJI elaan. · . · J1au and WIIIW tlte1. · A Jolt For a . Interior. Real eblrple. · ' "=" · ~ ' 520MC%fcin $295 ' r •• . OII.N IVININGS UNtil; 1:00 ' \Karr & Van Zand.t Motor Sal•s. ' ' ' I !1o1111roy ' I JD PUMP All D1y Sund1y November6 ;., tlss At.: KEITH GOBLE. ~ fORD I cylhlder, 4 apMcl trans. T..Udt ' ,yCMf~wiys pn wtlh Jlteen QVV · Jt.t•.-:~- ~ $295 V-8 motor,ll... ll P.S. 4 Doot "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGI DIALER" tlrH 'USED CAR LOT l.ecVIII,. tyeamero Ill. Mllld~ FULL-FASHIONED BAN·LON• BROOKSIDE f. 0 lllllllst .. .lllDSI ~Ifoofllb~ • ~ ... • 11 lht llltomatic ,.. :. '" WlllliiC llllt drJkw, the ... '' O· '" ..... ttrrifio. ' ,., _; '•lh~ llat.S41.... "EVerything TUESDAY . , . . , ........... , 12 NM ' -3:30 ,-DUly . N.Y., W~DNESDAY ·t . . .. l .... ~·~ . 2JI.M.-4:·0G THURSDAY ........ , .. •.: ; .. FRIDAY ...••••••., ••.• , .;.~ ; SATURDAY •••••• , •. , .... • ~ SUNDAY '' " U ''' ' '", • 1~ For The Hunter" I ' H&R Firestone ,, l'\. .. ''I - Ifill tD lit, 110 IIICia1111!1 bincl ~ 0 GUN·CASES- QUNING KITS AMMUN'ITION .. P-OMpoy·'i fMES •; Allab',..,...itelooi-sl- , · liiit shirt -.s. ~·s """" . ·"" HUNTING LICENSE anti DIER PERMITS OPEN IOWUN,G SCHEDULE . Al llltAWS · '.' • • T ·STORB· ., PURITAN• BROWNING- REMINGTON SAVAGE- RICHARDS- STEVENS HARRINGTON Forked Run Sportsmen's aub lllltliwatlc a· lll,ter, wit 'trtna. Ro41e 62 Old.s 88 • • • • • • • • • tl295 4 Dr. ~all. V-8, AutomaUe trana. Power ateertne aud power btakea. lttdlo. \ 59 Buick Lt Sabre R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. ' eyl ... GUNS ' . Ford Oel•lt.'- " ~r. • ~~.~!~!!~e:~.~~!!i~t~:~ .•!w'!.~ wbttt tlrea, cleluxe whtel dllcl, faetocy alk9Ddl.ll011tn& . COMPUTE LINE HUNTERS COATS-PANTS SOCKS - BOOTS - HATS •995 63 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door • • •13.95.· Wbltewalfi. Station Wa gon. One careful local owner. Power Steering, •>wer brakes and automatic trans. We invite you to dtive his fine car. , ,. eyf., ·1utom•tlc tri_Mo, wor sttir'lng, radlp heater, Wllllroo P&islev Pri!UY IIi 1J111i look or paille~ Mtllilu 4 dr. llllllllti· I 28S - 62 Pontiac Catalina . '1295 BLAETTNARS 64 Rambler 2 Door H.T. I V-8 motor, auto. trau, power steerlnc, white over blue with blue Interior, 14,000 mlle" RtallhUp. 66 Pontiac Catalina • . '2995 1962 Chevrolet • • ·•1195 ~onv. CP.,. Is a beautiful blue with white top and blue "nholstery, This car is really sharp ahd is clean enough to put on showroom floor. It haa power steerine. power brat· es and automatic transmission. QUALITY and PRICE Sure-Winner Value-Rated Used Cars 64 Chev.lmpala 2 Door H.T. • • '1795 Jach V-8 motor, autq. traa1., radio, tintecl Jlau, whltewal! tlrel, wbeel diaCI,)IDt owner new Oldalrlde. • W1 66 Chevrolet ~ Cit. 1958 Ford. - . - •1495 II • • Pickup. 3 lpee4 -VI. m'i~ard Top. FACTORY AIR 64 Riviera Buick ~ ten PtMI TMJi,,f crt. 4-" trans. 60 Ford F 600 . 4 dr., I cyl. oute!IIIHt' USED CAR BUYS ~· 4 Dr. Sta. Wagon. This Is Chevrolet's popular family am~ VB. It is a one owner wagon that has had exceptional and It shows it. 62 SCout 14 Ton , · • •rJ. 4 wllttl dri'J ;" 62 Che¥toltt'' ' 65 Forcl Custom •. 64 Chevelle VB ( lo~g ~1·•11 ELECI' ••• oile of these 1 CONDITIONING. We are gi.Ji\ll? refer ~ou to the owner of this fine ear. It baa low m1fiiit" and w1JJ satisfy the most discriminating We are offering this car at le" than NADA book of "'~;u~:'ci We also have three other slightly used 66 Electru at big savings. It wiJJ pay you to come in and feast your eyes on these wonderful buys. , 2 teft, I qL. J ......front. 2 aJMlilll ;xlt, alolra ~ ' ) ":. .• · . · ·. .· ' . IIJU of Fame at 811'11011, Fla. ,, . 62Ford .' 66 Bonneville Pontiac-~- $3895 ~ Dr. H,-d Top. FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING. Power Steertng, lmd brakes. Hydramatic, wire wheel covers, aDd the wu.-.'l'hl~ car only has 4,539 easy miles and it is show· r"9/l! clean. this Is an officials car. This car hao never been titll'i!. W. ~ter, 62 Ford G•t•xle 25 MONTHS WARRANTY 4 2 4r. ·eyt. tute!lllllc tnns.., rHlo S. Tim . CARS f ' . ',, ··" �'1. • • • ,. ' ' . ,: ' ,,.,,,,. ~ 'I,.·.- # ~- ~~ GIU A'M'END CONVENTION. Four members of the New Haven Junior Woman's Club a" I ""'d"" the South Western DiJ. Convention on Saturday, 29, at Logan, W. Va. The theme of the ronvenlion use lbe title llli Ofllft IIAMOU' ' IliAHilt :lE·ElECT - ...,,.~-:~· ' * •·i"' ' lOLA' I GORDON H. CALDWELL \1. Nearly Five Million Dollars Meigs County I: .AUDITOR I Television In Review '\< Tilt following fac:ts and fituNt Ire of public record It tht Collrt HOiill In Pomiroy, , Ohio, •ncl .accvr•tely reflect the money rect~ivecl by Meigs County in tht jtllf. ttn Vfur vote and influence nteded,and appreciated. rb. pti.; Ad•. ~~·············· ,.,., ............ . t1U66.71 ,,,,.470-69 ! MEIGS COUNTY IS ONE OF THE FEW ~OUNTIES IN OHIO WITHOUT SOME TYPE OF STATE INSTITUTION WITH A GOOD PAYROLL ,•.•... ........ . '"' I I I I I I I I I I 0 o f ~ IJ Betdta Parw AtlfndaMt al tile llletb· Otlillt Clturcb Sunday.' OCt. 10, was 114. Oflerlllg fii.DI. Mra. Pearl Pirkl!' hll rtltlrnld home Jronl i tour wttlks IIAy In CotumbUa TellliA. Min. Parker and Cleo Parker, Columbus jet to Ft. BUss, spenl five 4ay's with Mrs. Patlter'a 1011, M-811. ,ree I 0 t I o 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 I o o I ftatket and faml17. YOU CERTAINLY CAN'T II WRONG WHEN YOU SUP· PORT THE DEMOCRAT ncKET FROM ,, THE STATIHOUSE to tht COURTHOUSE (MORI MONDAY! 0 o 0 •, 0 o I I 0 I I I I I 0 II, attended lht Ptmt1Do ,,,,....., •·.m" •. • f20o.oG0.00 '12,091-.61 21o:=g.oo 210, .00 12,1U.26 ~,000.00 48,444.!11 220,000.00 5,70Go20 4,G29.n 1,665.61 tto,ooo.oo , 492,1J I;11 76 • 'ctl'at ,412,·II' I ll,t...dl 3,H,414 230;GG0.00 . 240,000.00 240,000.00 $1.981.22 1,709.70 1,663.71 2511,000.00 260,000.o0 11 4,3SU6 2. GIFTS '· -41 .ua.as ·u, 472,htJ6 II ~.tU.25 s,t12., 4U,f~SA7 m, aus • t 15,368.52 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE $4,108,665.62 Work Shoes· t"' \ Use Our Lay-Away Plan Nowl er ° I 12.99 15.99 18.99 THEIR PLAnoiM PLIDOES PJIOCJREsSJ 'I I Plld PoUtleal Advertisement l'aulllimoa and Klllllttb lblet '"'"'m"'"'" ••• , . 1•.e Turns to Walter MOeller"''' .... I THE SHOE BOX , · ~ ° '""' j s•' ON ENDICOTT JOHNSON Dfmocratlc Cendlcletes for O!unty Comml•iontt eenu, At Crteiiilald 1M Cou IT IS TIME FOR A CHANGEI ELECT PAUL SIMON and KENNETH HAGER 0. Gilmore II 'l'ot.l Ml.e. Ceun:r Whit coulcl1h111 fitures have been with matchlnt ftcler•l funclt? Xtruledy was ~. They ,... ltlrned to ColdUI b)' jet, Mrs. Hatmon 11'01 ADd lotra. P'tlll Clint Jitnes Gu f1x lOLA'S BF ' TOTAL Ft. IIQOd the Parketa traveled tile 1tr~ ellil viewed the place where Pttaldellt Joltn r. lllgton C. H. Mr. and Mra. Paid lor by 1'1te Melp Caunty Deb!ocrat Executtve Colnll!lttee E. A. Wingett, Cb., Racine, Oblio Pd. Pol. Ad';, WhiJt I 1 I 1 IDd Mrs. Tbomae P~tker· IDd lhl1l by plane went te Ft. Mood Te¥as for live da¥s With an· o!Mr aon, Major Cttlrle 185,721.45 172,.416.47 1959,, ....••..•.• 117,101.02 190,154.13 1t60 o o o o o 1t61 o t o o o o o 184,538.35 229,710.04 1962 1963 •••••..•••••• 225,702.42 227,253.40 1964 t 1965 • •••...••. • •. 2#5,956.40 I I for County Ro•d purpoaes: y.trt Molar Vthlele Rtgltfrlflln ' . . Richard Drummond. .. , ' ' appointed communication olfl. Mrs. Dop.ald Cooke arwj cltl!d-J._...,...,=;;;;;;=;;;;~~;iiii;j eer In charge of aU radio unlll reo of Wintersville, Ohio, vial~ Ir Ia the town. They discussed ed relatives here over the ways and means of improving cent weekend. the town hall. · Mrs. Harry Miller and Mrs. Beluty Tips , PTA MEETING Achsah Miller visited for sev· 8~ Ioiii Bartrum ~·•. :1 Tbe New Haven PTA met era! ·days last week in Wheoi!l· ll on . Thursday evening at the mg, w. va. Beauty IJ a was "Together We B~Ud" and Elementary school. The _meet· Recent guests of Mrs. M. L. pretty teenag. ' was presented by Mrs. Donald ing was opened with the smgmg Ohlinger were Mr. and ~o:'~e ',~';.'h Harvey, Director of Junior of "America" followed with me Wetzel! Gofl Mr and Ml'll. plexion. Only Deedpartmtent lofW West. VClirgbamta pledge to the ·flag and the PTA R. G. Re~ad, Mr. and Mrs. ' too often the F era oon o oman s u . prayer Devotions were led d b' W W teenage com· , · 'Cly e Ro mson o1 eston, · plexion be· Two members from the New ' by Mr. Robert Herndon who 'Va. comes a proHaven Club won awards: Mrs. used the 18th chapter of Mat- Mr. and Mrs. Roland Karr blem due to Lymuel Meadows for being the thew for his theme_. . and daughters of Owensboro, physiologieal change In yo~toU tin bodies and diets first member to register and : During the ~usmess mee g ' Ky., Yisited here over the come complexion de•IE•¥.~•, Karen Greene for being \ reports were gJven and approv· weekend. Mrs. Karr's parents, unle" proper care the youngest member to attend. ed. It was reported that . there Mr. and Mrs. otto Grimm, who the skin. A truly i:; the foundation club won an aWllrd fo r was a ba1ance Of $126•54 In the had be~n visiting them for all •kin problems traveling the farthest and it treasury. weeks returneod to their plague a teenager. was presented to Mrs. A. L. Dr. Margaret Ross of L'akin home here. I let me show vou Sprouse, president of the club. State Hospital was the guest Mr. and Mrs. Lawrnce Liev· sional way to. rare yout · "Wh t ski n and brin~ out the ~U · The teams named to The attending were Mrs. I speaker. Her lo(JJC w: T1cka" ing and_ family of_Wintersville, ty in you to the fullest, • re· tourney were Alcom, Arkansas Lymuel Meadows, Miss Karea Makes the Human M · VISited relatives hill'• ov· warding hour of beauty free. WY2-2039 A.M.&N, Bethund, Greene, Mrs. A. L. Sprouse !Worn ~ount was won by Mrs. the weekend. OR NIGH'I' WI 9·2951 Televlslou Ill IIA!vlew indicate how much they are and Mrs. Micltael Taylor. Louise G1bbs room and refresh· Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S!eiD , . Johnson C. Smith Augustine, Tougaloo, By RICK DU BROW welcomed . MISS GREENE HONORED menis were served by Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flesher AIITY P~meroy Flower Shop They are more, of course, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Greene Esther Brown's room. Regtsterin Morgantown, w. va., force University and Winsto"•l Uniled Preu lnlermtloaal 57 W. Main Pomeroy HOLLYWOOD (UPII -Who than just a comedy ~am. Each honored their daughter, Karen, ing we~e : Mr. and Mrs. Ever·. the weekend. 1 Salem College. 234 .~:~: W"' 2-35 _...., Airs. Millard Van Meter would have t!tought that the ts a first-class straight actor. on her !Bth birthday with a aid Wright, Mr. _and Mrs. B. R. 1 .;M~r~.,;:an:,:d:_:M;,:rs:·_:F,:r:ed:_:O:;;hl:::in:::g:,•r:_:::;:ii:i;=~=::iiiii~ EPENSIVE YEARLING best weekly television series of Each ts a charmmg song-and· part held October 26 at the Ward, Mrs. Louise G1bbs, Mrs. ir :-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,\ the season would orlgl•ate not dance man. Each is a ~fident Juni~r Mechanics Lodge Hail Donald Zerkle, Mrs. Eugene HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) in New York, not in Hollywood, solo performer. Each IS •.n in New Haven. Dance music was Hesson, Mrs. Dwtght Sayre, See The Full Line NEW SELECTIONS Brad Hanover, .a brotber but in Miami Beach, Fla.? 1mposmg comedy actor. Each IS furnished by Th<i Jays, Kenny . Mrs. Harold Zerkle, , world champion Bullet How sweet 1t 18 to prove that an tmcomparable buffoon. Each Hysell, Mike Cramnans and , Zerkle, Mrs. Frank Young, Jr.,\ ARRIVING DAILY J was sold Thursday to Stanley a really top-drawer program - ts an excellent straight man. Harold Blake. Chaperones were , Mrs. A. L. Sprouse, Mrs. W. L. l Dancer of New Egypt N.J . lor in this case, the Saturday night And each has the one thmg that M d M R C G Capehart, Mrs. Robert Petrv, , ' ' udi . ed' tel r. an rs. . . reene, M R W . t Robe t ll•rn. 'I $100,000 at the standardbred Jackie Gleason hour on CBS.TV abonat ence tmtm taf y senses IMr. and Mrs. George Ingels, drs. May Wns on,W ~r Mrs For Everyone On horse sale Dancer said he -can be produced away from a u a grea per onner - ,M w·ll p 11 J and on, rs. arren eav , . · fr t te .,.,. t• I the rs. ' Jam owe ' r., H B k M John Thorn~ bought the yearling for the the meddliHg television OR! as . . uoiS accoun • or Mrs Hilda Ridgway. enry uc ' rs. • ' Your List Lehigh Stable. offoces of Manhattan and the recogmzable. respect each has i Those . attending were Jennl· .son, Mrs. Randall Brannon, DYNATOMIC , factory-like atmosphere of the for the audtences out front. I 1 V M tr Ed H . p t Mrs. Presley Roush, M r s. Hanover Farms sold 176 ' west Coast lilmtown. rlon't think It's an exaggeration S a~h ~ e, T arrt:, o:b· Clayton Athey, Mrs. William yearlings for $1.7 million, Its 1 suppose it's not an original ' now to say tney are a beloved : '+m ' 1 r;;'Y ke:-~· AI · Chisler, Esther Brown, Mrs TRIPLE · largest sale ever, during the thougl!l anymore but each pair of clowns. I~e 1 e~nan ' ~~n C1 d t"n IPaul Hesson, Mrs. Faye Smith, lour-day sale. Saturday as I w~tch Gleason Res)Mln&e Good air ' Deeggy Du1edyd, an YCa 8 "1 Mrs. Orplra Ohlinger, Mrs. GUARANTEE ~---- Th d' t ge s, nms mg, ro J h R St J D ld St and Art Carney cavort in their Gl e a-Cu tencc ret~ponlse at a( ' Fruth, Bobby Roush, J a n e I o nM . J anpey. honMa an· "Honeymooners" hours --<1r eason arney ou mg spar u IR h M'k F St Wood 1 tey , rs. oe aug , rs. Written guarantee for whatever other format they the show. The atmosphere of I P~~~a~ne' ~elli' J!~~ Wood·, 1 wears, Keith Powell, Mrs. 6 months if they • may choose as an occasional Joyousness and jovtahty Is tn K th A R · h Da R' k Kenneth Holbrook, Mrs. do not perform as . It .ts m . (ect'1ous, and th e I rd a yCh nn ous ' nnyDe " . . McNamara, Mrs. r~'lOIOardlll 1dio1er,1ion -I tell myself iJlward- th e air. specified. They 1ene Dudd ' · Bea h d' ·s a · ar nms F' ld M Gene Athey Mia d ly, and everybody else outwar . nu c au Ience I 'L' h D I B II' L Fry te s, rs. • will be delightful and apprecia· l R'h' ·d aKe 1 '"ssh, arryR 111 ' Mitzi Oldaker, Sara Dawson, , replaced. • --.IIY • that someday we will talk of simply ti h . on a ay or, aron o ns, M Le 1 R sh M Ed , 1 shortot, th 1 wedo 6lnch . their comedy with the respect ve. thn be peoteprtae iJudy Lathey, Ralldy Weaver, rs.Ed s eyd Mou 'andrs. Mrs·, reserved for great ones. are ere e en m Le C h t M k Red wm war s, r. ' linch , For professional respect is know they are going to get an 1 WtSR ~~ ~rt Jr, d'~ h · ,Earl D. Knight, Mrs. Rober! I inch insulatod what they deserve Too often we honest shake, rather than Iman, Ka P Ga ey, an e on- Weaver, Mrs. Robert Gurlis. ' . orpe aren reene. Wh' Mr talk of greatness of the past arrogance from stars who thmk • ROTARY CLU Mrs. Ralph ttmore, s. and overlook those • 1 0 perform they are doing a favor just by 1 .,., R C1 b B , John Powell, Mrs. Wyllis uavts. :1 Mrs. . up. Gl eason 's frankness Th,.,e d otary . uf met for us at present raking them showmg h . on J r., Mrs. J esso Abel , 1 for granted The~e is not the is documented by his admission 1 urs ay evemng . or ;•~ reg- ! Carl Gibbs, Mrs. Charles Roush, i 1 0 s e Mrs Paul Hannon, Mrs. Char'' slightest do~bt in my mmd that that his hour was pretty poor . u ar dinner meetmg. 1 1 were CUSHIONED INSOLE Gleason and Carney especially Ior a wh1.1e un11-1 he remcarna1ed•attending hHerman 1es zus pan, Mrs. Nancy Bl an d, · th · "H ' "h "The Honeymooners" with Car.I Layne, Donald F. Rous • Lloyd \ Miss Karen Ratcliff Mrs. Her· u. etr oneymooners ours, Roush Richard Ord Clyde ' SIDE ARCH FbR SUPPORT rank among the classic show ney. Foley • Harry Miller • Edwin man Knapp and Mrs. business comedy teams , or aU Like aU grea~ comedy teaiD8. • • Roush. ' time. they have their owll patterns \Stein, Arthur Thabet, Ralpb PERSONW! ..__Iiiii Lack Top Slaro and formulas . And as with all Wlutmore. Bob Gllmore,_ Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Te•nant iJ So ched such performers who succeed •1Mel Marcus Trough, Karl Wiles aud visited · relatives here recenUy · &lAtlNI UOY "If"' IIIIRDI or flllll "J" me years ago, 1 resear Clark CliPPU ""' Un1111111 dtalcn. 21 A real m1n'a w1kh. 17 ... .. . Iliad IG write abo~e they have been blessed · Mr. Tennant was on a furlough lt:WIIt. Ytllow or Jtwtll. W.ltrptoof•. MIDDLEPORT Sell-wlndlna;. Lumlnou1 ~.:J~~':}~1t''· · 1 the 1 k particularly in their ahnost· TO SPONSOR BOOK FAIR from Fort Bragg N C • Ytlfow, ~'li · " 1'"''· "'''''" ''"' 11 d op-ratn cd~· toy weekly book musicals of "The The Alex Quillea Memorial Mrs Donald I'' R~usb Mr ' cue. Shoc•·reslst'Mit. w hi h Js · sponso red(lr_;~·;_;;:;;;;::;:..;;.;·_;:;;:;::,•__;;:,·,::.iiiii:::ii'::iii:::::i:iii~:::::i:iii:iii:iii:iii:iii:iii:iii:iii:iii:iii~~ · i luMinous. WM•. d'eams, anthat WBS the as oun 1!.:.~1 Honeymooners,. oR an around~ L'br J ary, w c 111.11 ISCovepair ~e ~as ~lyd the-world trip -with craftsmen by the New Haven Woman , .abny t "'~ l'tya~Th at~-- , who understand their speci'al Club, will sponsor a Boot cw L .,..ai 1·-._. ere,.._ , needs in material These include on ~ H -"" wurs day and Frt'day, NOV· more MaureB at'be"' aouy, no Ma~ID Man Walter Stone and ember 3rd and 4th from 3 p.m. more arx ro rs. no more Rod Parker on ' me scripts and unt1 5 30 p. m. and on satllf. Abbott and Co seo,nomore t II • d f 11 M ti nd Le · lth had Lyn Duddy and Jerry Bresler ay rom 10 a. m. unt 4 p. 8 f·~ ~ ~ Nwt~ on the music and lyrico. They j•t the Cunmngham Building on SPI_ y ten!. •, Gl~d have been amazing under the , FifthSlreetinNewHaven. Mrs . genmne hop eve ."". pressure deadlines. And 1 hope , Ed WIR · stem · 1s lhe Ll"'urar1an. Ca filled: th'eason.:,. rney ave 1 IS Votu ID . . AUXILIARY show business and the critical !hey know we apprectate II. . ' Twenty-one members and one r;;;j·;j~iji--iji-ij·:..:· ~-;;;·;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;iii;:;;;;;;;;;;;j;;;;;;~r~ec~e~pt~IO~nija~n~d~e~no~rmo~~US~ra~ting I!(Uest attended the annual Hal· OU Will Use New 'loween Party of the . Legion Auxiliary Quarter System the Legion Hall. Lola We11ver II ATHENS, Ollie •(UPJ- · Ohio won a prize for the most University will adopt the mew ina! and Marjol'ie Capehart quarter system for the 1967-611 the hardest to guess. T b e academic year. 1door prize was won cy Elean· President Vernon • R. Afdelt I or Roush. Games were in said today that fall quarter charge of Sybll Smith. classes will begin Sept. 211 and Refreshments were served by end Dec. I6. The winter .quill' the Blue side which was the ter runs from March 2S through losing side in a membership June 8. The summer quarter contest, to those attending: Elwill be two five-w•ek tenns. eanor Roush, Mrs. Bill Roush, Sadie Warth, Sybil Smillt, Mrs. PT. PLEASANT . - Arr.Sta Bob Roush. Thelma Capehart, recorded at the county jail Tehlma Roush, Lola Weaver, during the past 24 hours inc!ud· Charlotte Roush," Iva Cape. ed Edward Fraley, 44, Gallipo- bl!rt, lana Zerkle and Nora lis, Ohio, charged with driving Tripp. while intoxicated; Joseph TOWN COUNCIL DniiDmond, 42, Pliny, intoxica- The New Haven Town Counllon; William Sayn, 30, Mason, ell met in regular session with I peace warrant. Hilda Ridgway, recorder, , ,. \~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'f\alding. in the absence ol the 11111yor. Richard Grinstead was .rutile •IWIIILtftl• . . . .IN . I Mrs. T. and Be!tmlre, of Co!um)lul, Oldo, - )Jr• .r.~~ S. H. John Relimlre Mrl. ldlirlng !he week~ John Bailey of Pollll!roy 'ere Ill \Ph!inger who bad beeD .,... Fairmont, W. Va., .oo 'tueaday in Collllllblll for the P'*t I'll" • to attend the funer:al of Mrl. IIIOJIIba reluraed bert • NEW IIAVEN . Who 'eet Ill fttli!nll) ID etal - 1 -~D~all~y~Se~n=tl~nel,:t~=~~~~O~·~No:\1:,~4,:1~966~·~~~andMrl. "9•· ., -Dilly Stntlnet, Pomi10)'·M!4Ciiepon, ~.. 1~ ~' . ··- .,.. :..:...,._ -.....,.....:- , --- - ; - - ---ar.\uil Mr.. v...... Sunllay ev!lllfng :Was well . " ~~~t> ~lle111a Ill· Meij!l 8l1d ~a good~ It liJ, . . __ ~~ ' ... (I I I ) r. i J ,:;; . I, I ' lt., \ .,. KEEP i. HUNDREDS OF GIFT IDEAS '. ' FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY t TRANSISTOR RADIOS tmREOS .. Snutll Down PIIJIIIIIII I ' HolclaY- '· Until Chrilf- ., . . .. ' ~"••• he helped get things rolling agilln/' . , ~ . y.=· .' . I ( t . ' VISIT OUR GIFT CENTER CRiJDIT TIRMS MAY II .ARRANGED \ IN CON.GIIS.S . .. .. ~- . .•. ' \ ' ' . .j ,, ' J!HONE 992·5515' -~·. , . '. Block Brown Sla 4 to 10 $4 88 • pr. ROUSH SHOE STORE MIDDLEPORT 3 ROOMS New '299 MASON to. FURNITURI ' . "' ' . l INCREASED FALLOUT !lONG KONG (UPJ) - The royal obseNatory rl!lPrlPd a . record radinactive fallout over Hong Kong Thursday be~ause of Olmmunist China's lalest nilclear exp!osioo. A spokesman said the fallout was "far below the !Dtens!Ues which wouid be directly harmful toe health. " YOU GET ALL THIS I Priced As Low As Colo<''"' Finest QuaiiiJ Color TV. Now Phb Eye • ,, ..,,,..... Solid Stttt Sia;nll SrlltM • TreMlormer-po.-rld 26,(0holt Color Pilol(i•ssil • &1f.-ulllftl Srsttm •llh•lnln~IH YMF-uttf t hann•ll~datora. Solid State Stereo. ru~~y ,...,.,...., ., ..,"" Aoiomatic Rooor4 Gh•"'« • Ao;lint·TG~Jch TtM Ar111 witt! Smtdl -~nd Slyllll. FM Stereo, Fill-AM Rldio. ro~~y ,,.., ; -• ~- PM ~~o ... ooo1 ....,., FM'"" A l l - • SliM- Tu ..... Ill~. ' ' NwPhilce 5 feet wide! COLOR TUNING EYE IIIMI• wMn PhHco Color TV II properly tuned I Maw J1111 CAf' tut'll Cllar TV quick 111 wink. TIMI tunln&iJtlltn•l• wHn ttlt ~Ill .. ''"""'' ...... 'hoo,.. tl.., oljull torto. -" •• roor.....,.. NO.oo !Inn - .. .. _ .. Cell-lent , _ MUON, W.VA. .\ ' . . H~ ~ _ and ~reted rt LOAFERS ONLY Western Auto Store ' ,, ITALIAN t SMALL APPUANCES ·PurciNH I GIRLS ' ,. ASSOCIATED RADIO &TELEVISION t~;·. :1, 214 t Mlin �'1. • • • ,. ' ' . ,: ' ,,.,,,,. ~ 'I,.·.- # ~- ~~ GIU A'M'END CONVENTION. Four members of the New Haven Junior Woman's Club a" I ""'d"" the South Western DiJ. Convention on Saturday, 29, at Logan, W. Va. The theme of the ronvenlion use lbe title llli Ofllft IIAMOU' ' IliAHilt :lE·ElECT - ...,,.~-:~· ' * •·i"' ' lOLA' I GORDON H. CALDWELL \1. Nearly Five Million Dollars Meigs County I: .AUDITOR I Television In Review '\< Tilt following fac:ts and fituNt Ire of public record It tht Collrt HOiill In Pomiroy, , Ohio, •ncl .accvr•tely reflect the money rect~ivecl by Meigs County in tht jtllf. ttn Vfur vote and influence nteded,and appreciated. rb. pti.; Ad•. ~~·············· ,.,., ............ . t1U66.71 ,,,,.470-69 ! MEIGS COUNTY IS ONE OF THE FEW ~OUNTIES IN OHIO WITHOUT SOME TYPE OF STATE INSTITUTION WITH A GOOD PAYROLL ,•.•... ........ . '"' I I I I I I I I I I 0 o f ~ IJ Betdta Parw AtlfndaMt al tile llletb· Otlillt Clturcb Sunday.' OCt. 10, was 114. Oflerlllg fii.DI. Mra. Pearl Pirkl!' hll rtltlrnld home Jronl i tour wttlks IIAy In CotumbUa TellliA. Min. Parker and Cleo Parker, Columbus jet to Ft. BUss, spenl five 4ay's with Mrs. Patlter'a 1011, M-811. ,ree I 0 t I o 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 I o o I ftatket and faml17. YOU CERTAINLY CAN'T II WRONG WHEN YOU SUP· PORT THE DEMOCRAT ncKET FROM ,, THE STATIHOUSE to tht COURTHOUSE (MORI MONDAY! 0 o 0 •, 0 o I I 0 I I I I I 0 II, attended lht Ptmt1Do ,,,,....., •·.m" •. • f20o.oG0.00 '12,091-.61 21o:=g.oo 210, .00 12,1U.26 ~,000.00 48,444.!11 220,000.00 5,70Go20 4,G29.n 1,665.61 tto,ooo.oo , 492,1J I;11 76 • 'ctl'at ,412,·II' I ll,t...dl 3,H,414 230;GG0.00 . 240,000.00 240,000.00 $1.981.22 1,709.70 1,663.71 2511,000.00 260,000.o0 11 4,3SU6 2. GIFTS '· -41 .ua.as ·u, 472,htJ6 II ~.tU.25 s,t12., 4U,f~SA7 m, aus • t 15,368.52 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE $4,108,665.62 Work Shoes· t"' \ Use Our Lay-Away Plan Nowl er ° I 12.99 15.99 18.99 THEIR PLAnoiM PLIDOES PJIOCJREsSJ 'I I Plld PoUtleal Advertisement l'aulllimoa and Klllllttb lblet '"'"'m"'"'" ••• , . 1•.e Turns to Walter MOeller"''' .... I THE SHOE BOX , · ~ ° '""' j s•' ON ENDICOTT JOHNSON Dfmocratlc Cendlcletes for O!unty Comml•iontt eenu, At Crteiiilald 1M Cou IT IS TIME FOR A CHANGEI ELECT PAUL SIMON and KENNETH HAGER 0. Gilmore II 'l'ot.l Ml.e. Ceun:r Whit coulcl1h111 fitures have been with matchlnt ftcler•l funclt? Xtruledy was ~. They ,... ltlrned to ColdUI b)' jet, Mrs. Hatmon 11'01 ADd lotra. P'tlll Clint Jitnes Gu f1x lOLA'S BF ' TOTAL Ft. IIQOd the Parketa traveled tile 1tr~ ellil viewed the place where Pttaldellt Joltn r. lllgton C. H. Mr. and Mra. Paid lor by 1'1te Melp Caunty Deb!ocrat Executtve Colnll!lttee E. A. Wingett, Cb., Racine, Oblio Pd. Pol. Ad';, WhiJt I 1 I 1 IDd Mrs. Tbomae P~tker· IDd lhl1l by plane went te Ft. Mood Te¥as for live da¥s With an· o!Mr aon, Major Cttlrle 185,721.45 172,.416.47 1959,, ....••..•.• 117,101.02 190,154.13 1t60 o o o o o 1t61 o t o o o o o 184,538.35 229,710.04 1962 1963 •••••..•••••• 225,702.42 227,253.40 1964 t 1965 • •••...••. • •. 2#5,956.40 I I for County Ro•d purpoaes: y.trt Molar Vthlele Rtgltfrlflln ' . . Richard Drummond. .. , ' ' appointed communication olfl. Mrs. Dop.ald Cooke arwj cltl!d-J._...,...,=;;;;;;=;;;;~~;iiii;j eer In charge of aU radio unlll reo of Wintersville, Ohio, vial~ Ir Ia the town. They discussed ed relatives here over the ways and means of improving cent weekend. the town hall. · Mrs. Harry Miller and Mrs. Beluty Tips , PTA MEETING Achsah Miller visited for sev· 8~ Ioiii Bartrum ~·•. :1 Tbe New Haven PTA met era! ·days last week in Wheoi!l· ll on . Thursday evening at the mg, w. va. Beauty IJ a was "Together We B~Ud" and Elementary school. The _meet· Recent guests of Mrs. M. L. pretty teenag. ' was presented by Mrs. Donald ing was opened with the smgmg Ohlinger were Mr. and ~o:'~e ',~';.'h Harvey, Director of Junior of "America" followed with me Wetzel! Gofl Mr and Ml'll. plexion. Only Deedpartmtent lofW West. VClirgbamta pledge to the ·flag and the PTA R. G. Re~ad, Mr. and Mrs. ' too often the F era oon o oman s u . prayer Devotions were led d b' W W teenage com· , · 'Cly e Ro mson o1 eston, · plexion be· Two members from the New ' by Mr. Robert Herndon who 'Va. comes a proHaven Club won awards: Mrs. used the 18th chapter of Mat- Mr. and Mrs. Roland Karr blem due to Lymuel Meadows for being the thew for his theme_. . and daughters of Owensboro, physiologieal change In yo~toU tin bodies and diets first member to register and : During the ~usmess mee g ' Ky., Yisited here over the come complexion de•IE•¥.~•, Karen Greene for being \ reports were gJven and approv· weekend. Mrs. Karr's parents, unle" proper care the youngest member to attend. ed. It was reported that . there Mr. and Mrs. otto Grimm, who the skin. A truly i:; the foundation club won an aWllrd fo r was a ba1ance Of $126•54 In the had be~n visiting them for all •kin problems traveling the farthest and it treasury. weeks returneod to their plague a teenager. was presented to Mrs. A. L. Dr. Margaret Ross of L'akin home here. I let me show vou Sprouse, president of the club. State Hospital was the guest Mr. and Mrs. Lawrnce Liev· sional way to. rare yout · "Wh t ski n and brin~ out the ~U · The teams named to The attending were Mrs. I speaker. Her lo(JJC w: T1cka" ing and_ family of_Wintersville, ty in you to the fullest, • re· tourney were Alcom, Arkansas Lymuel Meadows, Miss Karea Makes the Human M · VISited relatives hill'• ov· warding hour of beauty free. WY2-2039 A.M.&N, Bethund, Greene, Mrs. A. L. Sprouse !Worn ~ount was won by Mrs. the weekend. OR NIGH'I' WI 9·2951 Televlslou Ill IIA!vlew indicate how much they are and Mrs. Micltael Taylor. Louise G1bbs room and refresh· Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S!eiD , . Johnson C. Smith Augustine, Tougaloo, By RICK DU BROW welcomed . MISS GREENE HONORED menis were served by Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flesher AIITY P~meroy Flower Shop They are more, of course, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Greene Esther Brown's room. Regtsterin Morgantown, w. va., force University and Winsto"•l Uniled Preu lnlermtloaal 57 W. Main Pomeroy HOLLYWOOD (UPII -Who than just a comedy ~am. Each honored their daughter, Karen, ing we~e : Mr. and Mrs. Ever·. the weekend. 1 Salem College. 234 .~:~: W"' 2-35 _...., Airs. Millard Van Meter would have t!tought that the ts a first-class straight actor. on her !Bth birthday with a aid Wright, Mr. _and Mrs. B. R. 1 .;M~r~.,;:an:,:d:_:M;,:rs:·_:F,:r:ed:_:O:;;hl:::in:::g:,•r:_:::;:ii:i;=~=::iiiii~ EPENSIVE YEARLING best weekly television series of Each ts a charmmg song-and· part held October 26 at the Ward, Mrs. Louise G1bbs, Mrs. ir :-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,\ the season would orlgl•ate not dance man. Each is a ~fident Juni~r Mechanics Lodge Hail Donald Zerkle, Mrs. Eugene HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) in New York, not in Hollywood, solo performer. Each IS •.n in New Haven. Dance music was Hesson, Mrs. Dwtght Sayre, See The Full Line NEW SELECTIONS Brad Hanover, .a brotber but in Miami Beach, Fla.? 1mposmg comedy actor. Each IS furnished by Th<i Jays, Kenny . Mrs. Harold Zerkle, , world champion Bullet How sweet 1t 18 to prove that an tmcomparable buffoon. Each Hysell, Mike Cramnans and , Zerkle, Mrs. Frank Young, Jr.,\ ARRIVING DAILY J was sold Thursday to Stanley a really top-drawer program - ts an excellent straight man. Harold Blake. Chaperones were , Mrs. A. L. Sprouse, Mrs. W. L. l Dancer of New Egypt N.J . lor in this case, the Saturday night And each has the one thmg that M d M R C G Capehart, Mrs. Robert Petrv, , ' ' udi . ed' tel r. an rs. . . reene, M R W . t Robe t ll•rn. 'I $100,000 at the standardbred Jackie Gleason hour on CBS.TV abonat ence tmtm taf y senses IMr. and Mrs. George Ingels, drs. May Wns on,W ~r Mrs For Everyone On horse sale Dancer said he -can be produced away from a u a grea per onner - ,M w·ll p 11 J and on, rs. arren eav , . · fr t te .,.,. t• I the rs. ' Jam owe ' r., H B k M John Thorn~ bought the yearling for the the meddliHg television OR! as . . uoiS accoun • or Mrs Hilda Ridgway. enry uc ' rs. • ' Your List Lehigh Stable. offoces of Manhattan and the recogmzable. respect each has i Those . attending were Jennl· .son, Mrs. Randall Brannon, DYNATOMIC , factory-like atmosphere of the for the audtences out front. I 1 V M tr Ed H . p t Mrs. Presley Roush, M r s. Hanover Farms sold 176 ' west Coast lilmtown. rlon't think It's an exaggeration S a~h ~ e, T arrt:, o:b· Clayton Athey, Mrs. William yearlings for $1.7 million, Its 1 suppose it's not an original ' now to say tney are a beloved : '+m ' 1 r;;'Y ke:-~· AI · Chisler, Esther Brown, Mrs TRIPLE · largest sale ever, during the thougl!l anymore but each pair of clowns. I~e 1 e~nan ' ~~n C1 d t"n IPaul Hesson, Mrs. Faye Smith, lour-day sale. Saturday as I w~tch Gleason Res)Mln&e Good air ' Deeggy Du1edyd, an YCa 8 "1 Mrs. Orplra Ohlinger, Mrs. GUARANTEE ~---- Th d' t ge s, nms mg, ro J h R St J D ld St and Art Carney cavort in their Gl e a-Cu tencc ret~ponlse at a( ' Fruth, Bobby Roush, J a n e I o nM . J anpey. honMa an· "Honeymooners" hours --<1r eason arney ou mg spar u IR h M'k F St Wood 1 tey , rs. oe aug , rs. Written guarantee for whatever other format they the show. The atmosphere of I P~~~a~ne' ~elli' J!~~ Wood·, 1 wears, Keith Powell, Mrs. 6 months if they • may choose as an occasional Joyousness and jovtahty Is tn K th A R · h Da R' k Kenneth Holbrook, Mrs. do not perform as . It .ts m . (ect'1ous, and th e I rd a yCh nn ous ' nnyDe " . . McNamara, Mrs. r~'lOIOardlll 1dio1er,1ion -I tell myself iJlward- th e air. specified. They 1ene Dudd ' · Bea h d' ·s a · ar nms F' ld M Gene Athey Mia d ly, and everybody else outwar . nu c au Ience I 'L' h D I B II' L Fry te s, rs. • will be delightful and apprecia· l R'h' ·d aKe 1 '"ssh, arryR 111 ' Mitzi Oldaker, Sara Dawson, , replaced. • --.IIY • that someday we will talk of simply ti h . on a ay or, aron o ns, M Le 1 R sh M Ed , 1 shortot, th 1 wedo 6lnch . their comedy with the respect ve. thn be peoteprtae iJudy Lathey, Ralldy Weaver, rs.Ed s eyd Mou 'andrs. Mrs·, reserved for great ones. are ere e en m Le C h t M k Red wm war s, r. ' linch , For professional respect is know they are going to get an 1 WtSR ~~ ~rt Jr, d'~ h · ,Earl D. Knight, Mrs. Rober! I inch insulatod what they deserve Too often we honest shake, rather than Iman, Ka P Ga ey, an e on- Weaver, Mrs. Robert Gurlis. ' . orpe aren reene. Wh' Mr talk of greatness of the past arrogance from stars who thmk • ROTARY CLU Mrs. Ralph ttmore, s. and overlook those • 1 0 perform they are doing a favor just by 1 .,., R C1 b B , John Powell, Mrs. Wyllis uavts. :1 Mrs. . up. Gl eason 's frankness Th,.,e d otary . uf met for us at present raking them showmg h . on J r., Mrs. J esso Abel , 1 for granted The~e is not the is documented by his admission 1 urs ay evemng . or ;•~ reg- ! Carl Gibbs, Mrs. Charles Roush, i 1 0 s e Mrs Paul Hannon, Mrs. Char'' slightest do~bt in my mmd that that his hour was pretty poor . u ar dinner meetmg. 1 1 were CUSHIONED INSOLE Gleason and Carney especially Ior a wh1.1e un11-1 he remcarna1ed•attending hHerman 1es zus pan, Mrs. Nancy Bl an d, · th · "H ' "h "The Honeymooners" with Car.I Layne, Donald F. Rous • Lloyd \ Miss Karen Ratcliff Mrs. Her· u. etr oneymooners ours, Roush Richard Ord Clyde ' SIDE ARCH FbR SUPPORT rank among the classic show ney. Foley • Harry Miller • Edwin man Knapp and Mrs. business comedy teams , or aU Like aU grea~ comedy teaiD8. • • Roush. ' time. they have their owll patterns \Stein, Arthur Thabet, Ralpb PERSONW! ..__Iiiii Lack Top Slaro and formulas . And as with all Wlutmore. Bob Gllmore,_ Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Te•nant iJ So ched such performers who succeed •1Mel Marcus Trough, Karl Wiles aud visited · relatives here recenUy · &lAtlNI UOY "If"' IIIIRDI or flllll "J" me years ago, 1 resear Clark CliPPU ""' Un1111111 dtalcn. 21 A real m1n'a w1kh. 17 ... .. . Iliad IG write abo~e they have been blessed · Mr. Tennant was on a furlough lt:WIIt. Ytllow or Jtwtll. W.ltrptoof•. MIDDLEPORT Sell-wlndlna;. Lumlnou1 ~.:J~~':}~1t''· · 1 the 1 k particularly in their ahnost· TO SPONSOR BOOK FAIR from Fort Bragg N C • Ytlfow, ~'li · " 1'"''· "'''''" ''"' 11 d op-ratn cd~· toy weekly book musicals of "The The Alex Quillea Memorial Mrs Donald I'' R~usb Mr ' cue. Shoc•·reslst'Mit. w hi h Js · sponso red(lr_;~·;_;;:;;;;::;:..;;.;·_;:;;:;::,•__;;:,·,::.iiiii:::ii'::iii:::::i:iii~:::::i:iii:iii:iii:iii:iii:iii:iii:iii:iii:iii~~ · i luMinous. WM•. d'eams, anthat WBS the as oun 1!.:.~1 Honeymooners,. oR an around~ L'br J ary, w c 111.11 ISCovepair ~e ~as ~lyd the-world trip -with craftsmen by the New Haven Woman , .abny t "'~ l'tya~Th at~-- , who understand their speci'al Club, will sponsor a Boot cw L .,..ai 1·-._. ere,.._ , needs in material These include on ~ H -"" wurs day and Frt'day, NOV· more MaureB at'be"' aouy, no Ma~ID Man Walter Stone and ember 3rd and 4th from 3 p.m. more arx ro rs. no more Rod Parker on ' me scripts and unt1 5 30 p. m. and on satllf. Abbott and Co seo,nomore t II • d f 11 M ti nd Le · lth had Lyn Duddy and Jerry Bresler ay rom 10 a. m. unt 4 p. 8 f·~ ~ ~ Nwt~ on the music and lyrico. They j•t the Cunmngham Building on SPI_ y ten!. •, Gl~d have been amazing under the , FifthSlreetinNewHaven. Mrs . genmne hop eve ."". pressure deadlines. And 1 hope , Ed WIR · stem · 1s lhe Ll"'urar1an. Ca filled: th'eason.:,. rney ave 1 IS Votu ID . . AUXILIARY show business and the critical !hey know we apprectate II. . ' Twenty-one members and one r;;;j·;j~iji--iji-ij·:..:· ~-;;;·;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;iii;:;;;;;;;;;;;j;;;;;;~r~ec~e~pt~IO~nija~n~d~e~no~rmo~~US~ra~ting I!(Uest attended the annual Hal· OU Will Use New 'loween Party of the . Legion Auxiliary Quarter System the Legion Hall. Lola We11ver II ATHENS, Ollie •(UPJ- · Ohio won a prize for the most University will adopt the mew ina! and Marjol'ie Capehart quarter system for the 1967-611 the hardest to guess. T b e academic year. 1door prize was won cy Elean· President Vernon • R. Afdelt I or Roush. Games were in said today that fall quarter charge of Sybll Smith. classes will begin Sept. 211 and Refreshments were served by end Dec. I6. The winter .quill' the Blue side which was the ter runs from March 2S through losing side in a membership June 8. The summer quarter contest, to those attending: Elwill be two five-w•ek tenns. eanor Roush, Mrs. Bill Roush, Sadie Warth, Sybil Smillt, Mrs. PT. PLEASANT . - Arr.Sta Bob Roush. Thelma Capehart, recorded at the county jail Tehlma Roush, Lola Weaver, during the past 24 hours inc!ud· Charlotte Roush," Iva Cape. ed Edward Fraley, 44, Gallipo- bl!rt, lana Zerkle and Nora lis, Ohio, charged with driving Tripp. while intoxicated; Joseph TOWN COUNCIL DniiDmond, 42, Pliny, intoxica- The New Haven Town Counllon; William Sayn, 30, Mason, ell met in regular session with I peace warrant. Hilda Ridgway, recorder, , ,. \~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'f\alding. in the absence ol the 11111yor. Richard Grinstead was .rutile •IWIIILtftl• . . . .IN . I Mrs. T. and Be!tmlre, of Co!um)lul, Oldo, - )Jr• .r.~~ S. H. John Relimlre Mrl. ldlirlng !he week~ John Bailey of Pollll!roy 'ere Ill \Ph!inger who bad beeD .,... Fairmont, W. Va., .oo 'tueaday in Collllllblll for the P'*t I'll" • to attend the funer:al of Mrl. IIIOJIIba reluraed bert • NEW IIAVEN . Who 'eet Ill fttli!nll) ID etal - 1 -~D~all~y~Se~n=tl~nel,:t~=~~~~O~·~No:\1:,~4,:1~966~·~~~andMrl. "9•· ., -Dilly Stntlnet, Pomi10)'·M!4Ciiepon, ~.. 1~ ~' . ··- .,.. :..:...,._ -.....,.....:- , --- - ; - - ---ar.\uil Mr.. v...... Sunllay ev!lllfng :Was well . " ~~~t> ~lle111a Ill· Meij!l 8l1d ~a good~ It liJ, . . __ ~~ ' ... (I I I ) r. i J ,:;; . I, I ' lt., \ .,. KEEP i. HUNDREDS OF GIFT IDEAS '. ' FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY t TRANSISTOR RADIOS tmREOS .. Snutll Down PIIJIIIIIII I ' HolclaY- '· Until Chrilf- ., . . .. ' ~"••• he helped get things rolling agilln/' . , ~ . y.=· .' . I ( t . ' VISIT OUR GIFT CENTER CRiJDIT TIRMS MAY II .ARRANGED \ IN CON.GIIS.S . .. .. ~- . .•. ' \ ' ' . .j ,, ' J!HONE 992·5515' -~·. , . '. Block Brown Sla 4 to 10 $4 88 • pr. ROUSH SHOE STORE MIDDLEPORT 3 ROOMS New '299 MASON to. FURNITURI ' . "' ' . l INCREASED FALLOUT !lONG KONG (UPJ) - The royal obseNatory rl!lPrlPd a . record radinactive fallout over Hong Kong Thursday be~ause of Olmmunist China's lalest nilclear exp!osioo. A spokesman said the fallout was "far below the !Dtens!Ues which wouid be directly harmful toe health. " YOU GET ALL THIS I Priced As Low As Colo<''"' Finest QuaiiiJ Color TV. Now Phb Eye • ,, ..,,,..... Solid Stttt Sia;nll SrlltM • TreMlormer-po.-rld 26,(0holt Color Pilol(i•ssil • &1f.-ulllftl Srsttm •llh•lnln~IH YMF-uttf t hann•ll~datora. Solid State Stereo. ru~~y ,...,.,...., ., ..,"" Aoiomatic Rooor4 Gh•"'« • Ao;lint·TG~Jch TtM Ar111 witt! Smtdl -~nd Slyllll. FM Stereo, Fill-AM Rldio. ro~~y ,,.., ; -• ~- PM ~~o ... ooo1 ....,., FM'"" A l l - • SliM- Tu ..... Ill~. ' ' NwPhilce 5 feet wide! COLOR TUNING EYE IIIMI• wMn PhHco Color TV II properly tuned I Maw J1111 CAf' tut'll Cllar TV quick 111 wink. TIMI tunln&iJtlltn•l• wHn ttlt ~Ill .. ''"""'' ...... 'hoo,.. tl.., oljull torto. -" •• roor.....,.. NO.oo !Inn - .. .. _ .. Cell-lent , _ MUON, W.VA. .\ ' . . H~ ~ _ and ~reted rt LOAFERS ONLY Western Auto Store ' ,, ITALIAN t SMALL APPUANCES ·PurciNH I GIRLS ' ,. ASSOCIATED RADIO &TELEVISION t~;·. :1, 214 t Mlin �. . .., ~ ======= Sentinel ·Church News ~ ' ~ I ' ' · IlallY ~ ~·~ .. · •·' .::vrAA. r 0.. !Jov, 1.. Ul,ll 7 , . ---- HERB'S ;;II. IJaD. m.; MliHreU Prayer ~ m. Joilo Blh ·7:10 p. m. Ww'r 1~ 1• Ref, -~ ~ Merril M. WoUe, . . .. - . . .... ... ..... ldad c dl ..... B ' 1 '11 llohaol t' 1. Ill., Uta. ..., - luuda' kboOI t:IO I. f'red H-. • I'Ofllllf ..,. m.l MGniiD& " - - lt.e .. 'fiCI, Ill 1. m. &tv. Wlfllllll 1111.: l,..npllllle MfiiOe ,,., lllatlet, pamr. ' p. m.: Mklnell ....,.. .. . ,kit ·, lid Mtt~lfll Gin., a.t. 7:cl p. 111. lldNidtJ. BapiU& 111.; SundQ School 18 a. m.: People £ndeivor. 7:80 P. m. MP I)!Oelule, pa.tor; J 1 a k CHn\b 111 ... ND lletldellem 8opttat CDn:II. Youth s..tce 8:11 p. 111. EYeD- Wedneada~ Pr•.ttr IIIII!UIIJ ll6ohtlt, ·CIIurcb School lap&.; 111111 - Wlflllll c. .,..., Greet Bend, Rev. c. L. O'CGO: 11J8 worship 7 p. m. IICb ' 8uJI. 7:80 p. ' m. Cllurcb Scbaol, t:80 1.111.·' •~ • . - . .,.._ •-•--' 1:30 •• fiji ' .SatutdiY. ... ft . .--: ds nor, (llllllr, Robert Lnrll, Y· fiPllcopQ! · """' Benll:t, 10:10 ~m.;1 IIIIJI. m.; Morain& wanlllp 10:10 a.m. :SupL 1:1) 1.m. lolornlll& WOI' Plp\'lllt ColluilaldQ ~ o,_. - odlsl YCUIII reO ..! ,cp, p.m.; ,lhiP IDd &'Ddq SC11ooJ, 7 p. -Rev. Russell Cllnt, JliiiOI'• Pt•taio:J- -the Rev, l\lcllatd Offlclll Baird 111111111&, 111'11 p~ ~m. E•anlnl semce, ThundaJ Yoq Peop~·· ltrVIce, 7:10 p, a. ~ Rlclor. ·it1 ~ 17 8uDdaJ o1 1110D111. 7:ao p.a.; r t CCIIII A.ll•111111f, a. ,1:30 p.m. pra.yer meetbJi. m. 'l'liundaJ', Ev1711tllstlo Ill'- UorlllDi .l'rl1er tlld 11ermoa, .WSCS, tedond Monday of Itt- Rev. Plul& JOIIIII, PI" 1 vice Saturday, ?:30 p. m. 8lld 10•30 a. m. month, 7:11 p.m.; BINtlor az.. tat. 8\mdaJ llcllool 11 L 11, 1 ~Jii~Peater 111pt1t1 Cbrcf1 SundsJ, 7:30 p. m. ' erie, -m TbundaJ; 0... 12, 1fCirlhlp. Wetlll"'day IIIII rrt. Notice! 841"ds7. 7:411 ~ - ~ &:,~~ 10 1. y-- *-" ,~ REPUBLICAN ~ FOR lblrd Wid....,~ Allaau• Qt. dt, !oatth 'lbunda1 aftatDooll; E VB lllldsJ 8abool, t:IO a.m. Freedom OGipel Mtllta. MOIII:a wonblp 10:15 a.m. 8ashao SllvenvWe Rd.; L. *'·fte Pe II 111111 ct 1111 ..... bt pall6 1W c:illrcfl , . Gluesencamp, putllr; Roaer Rev. MMwJ Smltll, pPtar. dloa!:acllce~ed :~ .. dleport- Soulli Sid A".: Ref. FfnU plkt~ MJMie. Wilford. Supt., 8unaly School, WCirlhlpeervtctt:10&m.;SJm. Gara J 1: •• l r l L. f11rre1t, pu1ur. llallliiJ port, Rev. Doaald Bocme, .,.. IO a t.; Evanalilltle llnlcl, 7 diJ Sehaol 10:10 1. m. Yoalb • • _.,, ,... 8dloll 11 .. m.: War .,.... w, lblday School t:1l a.m. :10 p. m. Prayer mMII!JI 7;30 Fal1owlhlp 1:10 p. m.; 110)'• llr - 7~Mtr F.UU - W~ ... .,.anplll!lln t:a 1Georp Bater, Sup!. 10:11 a.m. P. ~ Tul!lday. m.: BviiiiJIC lll'flce, 7:11 p. llllp, •11 P. m. 8UDda7 <• P. m.: w~T Bible Bludl lwol'lblp llervlce; BYP I p.m.· Rr lid Mlltlol - .0 lite IIIII G~ Vellowlblp, 8:30 p. ~IIIII SUDda11; 1 amrdl 7:10p.m., Satanla1 Dllbll'ra1" Evenlrl wonblp, 7,30 Newman, mtmoneey . putor; 111., 211t1 anil41b SaDdeyt: Youtll 1114 • ~.:- •m.,4..,. ad .Worehlp f1IO p. m. wodwd.,, 7:30 p.m. Prayll' 8anday Sohotl 11:30 .. m.; <21o!r, 1:30 P. m. Wedwc!.,. ...,..., • Prabyterfan meellq, I:30 p.m. cbolr prao- WII'Bhlp 10:30 a. m.; PreaclllDC l'rl1• MletiD& 7:10 p. m., tuDdiY of IIIOillb. tift .L&o IIIYiepert l'lnlllaltld ,_. . ~ce. I 7:80 p. m.; Prayer servklt, Wednesday. :.u41b~ p. ~ .,..... aaau - Rlv. Flnl lllplllt C eli, , _ 7:30 P. m. Wedlluday. • Otllllll - School, 1:30 lrd S1mclq roy - Rev. Carver Williams. Church 01 Chrut ...... """" """'"" PIIIOI': PLE GROVE _ - • · • Scholl t:IO 1. m., Fred Lewle, Sunday School 9:30 WI 10:31. Bradl!arJ Chlll'cll tl Chrllt- IJunday t:4S a. m., RoJ m., lSI ad Sid a.pt.; IO:It I. Ill. Wonblp; Wlnhlp. aervlct, 10:30 1. m.; t.rry WllllamJ. mllllalm'; Bible V~ ~· SupL, Earl Sbuler, C11urcb Scbool, t:JO 1. m. ~ 1:41 p. m. YF; Wad., l:IO p. Nursery ami JuDiar Cburcll for 8eliool and ll!ornlnll Worsblp, All L, Mornintl worship, lUi dey. GREAT BEND - Wor- & Jlllllor Choir; 7 P. m. ID cblldren. 10:30 a. m.; Clu1stlan Endeav- a. 111.; PNyer mHIIDa, 7:30 p, llblp 1·10 a. m., !It ad lrd lor Choir. Flnl BapiUI Cbard!, Bacble, or, 6 p. m.; Evenlng Wor- m. Tbunday. YCIIIb Fellowahlp Cll1lrdl llchool, JO J6 s,r..... Flnt Ualled Pftlo Rev. C. lo. O'CIImor, peetor. ahlp, 7 p. 111. f:30 p. m. SUDday. 1. m. suadaJ, MOPsB- li1terliD Cblftll - Rif. LJa. Sunday School 1:30. ll'rlmk Cle- lleDIJoek G r o ' e Cbrllltlaa Llaltdit IUB a.eli - -worahlp1 U a.m., !It ad ltd •• H. Stebblat, pallor. Worland, SupL; 10:4S a. m. Mon;- Church - James Quisenberry. Rev. Jack YOUIIC, pallor; lllmdays· Cburcl; Sclloa1 1:1111 a llblp t a. m.; SandaJ 8ebool, •lng Worahlp; f:30 p. m., BYJ' Wlnhlp Servtee, 9:30 a. 111.: Sllnday School I:C 1. m., m. .It I. m.; Bibll SllidJ IIIII tnf• and Junior Fello1nblp; 8 p. m. Sunday School, 10 a. m., Sta& Ruaell Archer, SUpt. lkmday llelllodllt Clialdl • 111'V1ce Sailds1 7 p. m. EnninS Ber91ce; Weclneaday. ferd Stockton, Sup~ worahlp, 10:4S I. m. and 7:10 - Weadell G. 81Ut1er JliiiOf llanlsoD9IIle l'l 'yta111 7:311 p. m., Prayer MeetllliJ, Bradford Churcb ol Chr!J~ p. m. alterulleiJ. Bible Slud1 SaDda1 ScbGol, 10 .. Oturcb, lloward RAippell, ,... 8:30 p. m. SeDlar Cbolr Prac> Joe Rollillaon. mln!Jier; 11om- and pr"'er Mnlee, led b)' Pll' llblp IIII'VIct 11 1. m. tor. SulldaJ 8ebool, 10 a. Ill.; ~ lfr ChDir l'rlcllel. er Forres1, Supl; Bible Scbool tor, 7:30 p. m. WetiMI'IIy. PnJW MeiiJodlst cmJ1 lorsblp 7:11 P. m. 1 CheMin • IJpr • Hartford 9,30 a. m.; Morning Werablp CbrlstiaD Endeavor, f :JO p.m. Jo1m Kimbler I!Ptor. Sunday llyrlellle Mlalo\- Earl CIJI. Puldi -· WarreD G. Zllm. 10:30 a. m.; Evi!Ding Worsblp, lnl Saturday ol -lb. 11cbooJ 8:30, ' Barold Blush, tor, putor. Wedllerdll7 IDd f'rl. plltllr. Wcnltlp sen1ce1 are: 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. B~ 8ollll Betbel EVIl Ollrdl - llupL; AileD Brewer, Als'L 1117 lllnlcll, 7:10 p. m. . Rlrtford Bap!IR 1 1. m. DIT; ble stud)'. Rev. Jaft YOUD& P 11 Supt., PrucliiD& 7:11 p. 111. au. Latter D, Scrinll 1Lltlle KJpr UOC t:30 EST. Dester C:.urcb ol Christ - tor: SUnday SChool t:41 a. m., 1117. a1 l-ebld CUrdl 11 ~1 Chlsblre Baptist 10:4S EST. Bible Scbaol 9:30 a. m. Preacl> Norman H. Bahr, Supt.; Sunday 011'111 11 Scbool at Hartford. at log 10:30 a. m,, firel ami third Worahlp 10:41 1. m. IIIII 7:1t , : c. w. :.. ' t:IIO r;,aer IO:It SUndal'L P. m. atlerlllltely. Bible Study • bier, ...-- ~...RaeiDI 111 lllellll· Panonil CheMin 9:415 EST. ' Muol City Olurcb o1 Chrlsl. and PraJer Service. led by pu- 1117 Scbool 1:111 a. m.; f'relcll. fNIII 111. uu. 01ue11 - Mllllr Street - SUnday Bible tor, 7:30 P. m. 'l'llurldsy. .. 10m.,: SuDdaJ 8cboo1 t:41 a.m., Earl Stud)', t .. m .: Evening worTuppen l'lallll IUB Cllll'dl w__,__. • • · . · ....... _ --•ft· • ~ 11 7 . Starkey, SupL; EvliDIDg wor- ahlp, 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, - Rev. Jack YOWII. p11 m. -IY· .. p.-m.·, ..._ ·,_ ....... lor ......... - - · · llactl .......p .. Wid. WGI'Iblp Mid ......, 7:ao p. m. b)' ClciJ COl, 7:30 p. m. Wldtleaday. : - . . ...,...,..p, uo .......,_ ?'.:,_ • 7 ao ft m. l.l,rman; Ylllllll Pe.ple'• a;aet. Mlddleplrt c:tAirdl o1 Clrlll, 11. m.; Sunday School, 10 a. m.: ...,.._ ........"' putor; Wor ' .. ; 1n1 11114 Blbll Slud.7, 7:11 p.m. Sill and MaiD 8lreell - o.. &blrl Vineyard. Supt. Bible ahlp .me. t :lll a. m.; lluDo Roman f'lnt Baplilt .,......,., Jl!lll•od aid lllcka, mlDister; BIble Study IIIII Prayer MVIetao led 1117 lk:bool, 10:11 .. m.; MYF 0. . . ot l..at Mlilllloa - Rev. Samuel J. Jacklon, pas. 1:30 a. m., Kelllltlth !de> by pastor, 7:10 p. m. '1'tMidiJ. :!,P. PriJw 7 IDd 81ble LOig llollolil - Rev.- Otor&• Slmdly m., I p. m. tor. Prayer service 1:111 a. m.; I:Jht•oey, llupL; 14Gto1n& Wor- Adult Clau Metlli!C 7:111 p. m. Melli 1 m. Sunday Scbool 10 1. m., Qer. 111111 10:10 1. m. En!llDg Wor- Jut Monday ol moath. ....,_ Ill II • trude Butler, Supt.; Worship ship, 7 p.m. Prayer Service, a,neueB\JBOIIrO-IIer. plllor: llolf Dlyl: I P· service II 1. m. !It IIIII :Ia! Wedllllday, 7 p. m. 1'1111 A. llellers, pUtGr: SU& • & m.; War- a .!tWa Cli!Wie Rldlel; 1 l ! a. ~·· ' ! I I " .,I' • II fII ••let, •., A Well Quelified Men ··.A Leeder ... WAYNE GIBBONS comm. Gt~bons H. M. for ADen, Cb. Republican llactne .... , Pd. Pol. Adv. For The Unexpired Term Of Meigs County Commissioner (Unexplrtd Term} -rJfel011g reoident of Meigs County. -Due to the fact that I have no other bUJlneso interest to accupy my time, I will be able to devote the same unlimited time to tho duties of 1\fe!gs County Commissionen as 1 have in the paot18 months. Pd. Pol. Ady, Vot@ For and. B@•Eieet 1 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER (PI.ILL TIIM) Pd. Pol Ad•. Dear Helem We have two chlklren and have Uved In a Vf!f'/ nice trailer oourt for three yiBI'!I. Our neighbors bne chlldrtD also rw •32. no problem. ··ae it • load DIID, with a Last week we 101 1 no11ee good jGb, but he Ulra to lim· from the court owaen II)'IDa ble. 'l'lllctl he had me JR11 the they want to eonvert It eventurtnr In hOek to raise money for ally to an adults-only, or 11 h11 debll. The last time I paid least "no small chUdren" park. the pawnshop myself, out of They added that they womiG 11 my savlnp. evict no one who already After waitlllll 10 years, I've cbUdren. but the cukllff ::~ lbout Jiven up, and I fiiW'lM for adding more to your fa be b8l too. I haven't seen ilim (lad heinl able to ally) In lour months. Should 1 111111 March 15. the rlni 'back, or keep It Helen, our new baby Is iD Ill little velvet cue 10 I cen pectecl on April 15! Another loot II it U I II'OW older and neijhbor is supposed to bave ~ey,"Well, lwu liiiUit IIW'· her Qnt baby tbe mldllle rlell, anyw.,," O!IEC A GO ~. so she'• atay. · GO GIRL I talked to the owners Dear Go Go: they said, "Rules are rwtlolr rt SUUest you write Tom a sorry." ntl(lllel'ld letier breaklllg the We love our ll'lfler house and 111J81CIIIIltlll and ltllUng blm wan! to live 11 up, hilt l!lat If he doem't NPB'I ynu there 1re 110 other frailer eour11 for the J11W11 Uciet you'D COIIo wllldn 25 miles of our uea, and older the riiW yourl to Mil II luulland Clll't drive iO you He ftt, (Or perhlpt you · to aad from wort. could bock II and tend him the Isn't there 10011 IIIII wey we caa gel an uteo"oo ou our eviction? - LOJIIWN£ Our Lon-allie: I -.Jied a laWJ!l' who doesn't Jive you much hope. '!be owner• have DO d ou b t made sure their rulinc Is leRal; only a doctor'• lllltealculallm or premature birth caa beat end OAKlEY COLLINS VOTE for Southeastern Ohio FOR mllly weD • behaved STATE CAPITOL EXPERIENCE rwo yean in Ohio House, Twelve years in Ohio Senate, Third ranking Senator in Ohio next session. LEADERSHIP f~~j~~n, ~e~th ~ Ed~calion Committee; member of Agriculture & Conservation, Highways & Motor ate to lnte;statea2~ul~~il o1~~:~~~~:r~~~~\~~ by Governor to 13-State Education Committee, and by Sen· \CCOMPLISHMENT 27 Bills enacted, into law. Increased school funds, improved school funds im rove() hi h ~cas~d ~eachers bl~, fn::rrJ:~l~~~­ • salanes, veterans' legislation, anti-narcotics bill, drunken-drivine ~elepdeduncos , mmcr~tasc d un employme nt and Workn~Cn's Compensation benefits, and other protective and " m um y 1 egiS 1atwn. · RECOGNITION ~.n~orsed hbydnews pa~ers of distrid. and given awards by various organizations of Southeastern Ohio for mgms e leg islative service m behalf of this sec•ion of the State. RE-ELECT · for State Senator j(f Oakley C. Collins •----------------"""1-lilll"!------------·-- !, Pd. Pol. Adv. , Collins for Sena~ Commifl•e .. ' I 'ftle J'ore1oinl Political Aunounce111111t l'lld ror lq 1111 CoUW for lilllltor Committee. , .D. E. tewll, Cbalrmlll '\.' ·' . ' :~":h" . . """'·~ ~"' . ;, Pil. I'VJ; ¥"~' '. lb'll. all under aeven. '11111'1 ue the usual tmal1 tquabblel, but I let them aellle tblnp between tblmllflvel and dM't take lldel. I don't like to seold or bOla other peoote's cblldrtn. . 1ut my neiJ)Ibor 1111 tam it tlpon he!'le!l to M:Old mine whenever lhl! slJP!at arau· ment develoJII. She h11 told my oldest daughter never to play in her yard •lain, yet she lends HER kids over here to play! We have lllked this over and she llllreO! it is best to leave them alone unless it's 1 big r~tht. yet she 1oe• right back lo oeoldlna DUne again, though sometimes here are to blame. l don't Willi! a feud, but any mother resents it when her cbildren are bswlld out without just cause. What 8hould I do? -UPSET HOUSEWlFE Dear Upoet: ·YOU can get vour point aCI'Otls without feuding Tell 1 I neighbor over cOffee that you've oolle<!d lhe children'• quarre~ "ll bothera her and you think · It's bost to sepsrate them for -.:hile. If she agrees. then both families should tlnil now play. males an~ stay out ot eoch other's yards. Reneat. BOTill If she dOe~n·t agree. you probably hommer out a peaCI! t W II 1Ptruacce ... H e anyway, a wary1 1 .-. ~ Cadaol~ Schoo~ W~ Btatia.t 7~ !.!:...0: :-.:;l~ao ~ ~C.s!ot'::"• I. l ·a· • • ~1:.:_- = SUDday Scllool 1:41 a. m.: WO!' ahlp ~ 11 a. m. 11td 7:30 p.m. Prayer mutnc 7:30p.m. Yotlltl People'a 7:30 p. m. t'rlday, Clt dl If o.J Rev. D•vid Sheets,. pastor. 8lmdaJ ScbooliD 1. m., BfiDp!lltlc Hnice, 7:1!1 YOUIIII s· . TUNI IN YOUR PRESENT CONGJESSMAN stands for 11101'1 spending and higher taxes ••• . CLARENCE E. MIIJ.ER stands for 1• ad prof1Sd . . CLARENCE. E. ,•, - --- -· ::_ -::-- -------::------ .. 2 ,.M. Mc•lhln..r. ..,_, $,.,...,. Y, M)y,,f • •, . ', . :~ :. e\'llllr Yl.... lillt.Jt,.. ~ 0 . 11 I · , dl I. m., ~~ "*· Jllf, l'ttrl C.to, Jllltdr, film. lilt ll'bOill al 1:a.1 ,Liofd DUIIDpr, ~ "OI'IIdp Serf· Ices at 10:46 With the Rev. CIJIO. Wednesday, 7:45 p. m., . \':i"~r-. ¥f.lti •Chlftll Rn'. PWI Cillto, ' pQtor. Sun- da1 ·S'bqol II t1a; U,.t Dtl· Unaer, Supl. W!ll'lld!l lllrvlces r , , . . .. . e . ,_ IUriolark-fllll' I1. · ., m.ti..~ ,.betlb ' MetluHJIII AJrr.d Md•dlst ' cilucfl - Jley, . I)DLIPart,, 0;_, t\....;.:._u •&''••··,. 11.11•·-"~Lr UURUIU ""'" AIIIIIIIHI ! aau~ tlilp illrtlct 10:41 '1. 1111 Putor, ._ ! . 8UDdtiJ' 8dioc!l t:• . . . INW.•t'lhi,IO:ItA.M. .......,. ol'lhll> 11111 tCIIIMih ~· ~· . · . · . '· * Service. .. !.' lliGIIIid ... ......,_ . CHURC:H t.\1 OF CHRIST l · ., :-~ n,. w;.. a '· ~~~~~ W11ll!lfi ••.. , . . . . . . . UhM AM lili!Qy A. ~ AfiiWOCdi .2'o llltiQjoUe Probll!nl. "':;:; ,~ N. Pol. Ad¥. . ~----------~--~----~-----------------------1 Motwlaf fJGims 3:1-a Ptalms NIJIItlreft.l Ephesians fphesion5 James 7:14-23 2:11-18 l ol9-22 . , \. \0 3ol4-IB .. ,..... =~ •:e,: !;. _.... - ' I ' ·' ..~I ~A~ ,u.. llilil - . ... 1 •*····~-~-· ~····~-·~. I OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. hfllp riJa. RAY RIGGS. INC. : Llncoln·Merc11ry.Comct.Engli'sh ll'ord Baketl ot Bolaum Bread THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION 5668 BIVIIIJWCIIId, W. Va. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & H~A TING llO UneoiD Sl :Middleport 9112-2550 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. '"Ohio's O!dest Dodg. Dea!~ lllddleport,Oblo s9a-6so, l Athens IIi N. Court St. ·- .' BAUM LUMBER CO. . Builders and Building SUppl!e! ' Ph. 985·2005 Chester, Ohio GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. Ashlmul Oi! Products Broton's Bottle Gas TINY'S FOODLAND ' BOGGS EQUIPMENT Sales - ALLIS CHALMERS - Service ; l'.wm - liulu.•trm! - Lawn & Gm den , Phone 667·3435 · Tnppl!l's Plains : CROW'S STEAK HOUSE . - • ""Kentucky F'ried Cllick. en" Middleport. Ohio Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS K&C JEWELERS "' P'111 All Doctor• PrescrlptlonJ 192-2955 Ge11e1'111 Merchandlst t •t . Dl4m01td Bing•" ' Pomeroy J 312 E. Maio St. WHU't SEWING MACHINES "!~for SL ! RACINE PLANING MIL[ . · ., Building Suw!i•s and Millwork General Coutroctin g - THE SEWING CENTER- Cfle Woman 1/wt Sews• t4lcldleport 992-5320 j • ·rr~tpOOke ~ Phone 992-3978 667-3~80 Tan • 1'111111 83 .' Pomeroy LYONS CLOVER FARM . Pomeroy 992-2166 - - co. STAR SUPPlY Points I I' ana fJ.ordu·are Ph. 949-3273 Racln1 ' '' GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. 992-32JM, t4lcldleport RALL'S BEN Rt"t«t1N l I'IIODe 892-3481 N. Second Ave! l Jlliddl Fort. Ollil ' HOlT'S SOHIO SERVICE Will 111111 St. P\iNOJ .tllpporftlll cr-1 ., 1011' a.. . "' I . ilqprejiiY becJUII! ·4he '· ; 4~ I -,, p. m., drill 1tr all. . ,. p. tll!l I p, m., PNacbiiCr tua m.• Mid-Week prayer lin. 7:a0 p. m. Wldnuda llldet. lladt Holllllpr, clast 1ACan hilt u.w J-Mof. II Clirlal Ollrdl - 1 Sdlool II .~ ... a.putor. Sunda"I saUce• .. m. Preach' lint IIIII lblrd 'l'llurtday II and toartll f:lt p. m. SeCCIIId lit I) <ConliDUid On Pm.Prayer A' Caito. Wlll' a.a,. ,m.; m.: lllVeJII»C Sunday ~ Worthjp uo to.... ...l'llrl .Mvkito u ..f'l'illllr· Ill., •1117 / I Mark Sc . , II Pe\'!r rairt tlud UJhieh II good In family and conr munity li/e, chi• f-. lure II apomored by the l1111 illfllll flrnu and organiStlioru teltoN rtnmfll app#!M bel,_ •• a.. IIIUrth ne a eli " lilt Nwhlf· 'lltuttday, 7:30 p. m. IIIII lirlt llliesler - 1119. B.., Grate . -• tblrd ""·•- • :10 p. ID. . pallOr• Mrs. l!ldDa Ute. llupL ;;,.. ~._, ' Wllfall. Qlar~ Bisel! Au'L Stlnda miedll& ever, en. lcbool 1:30 ... m.; ~ ::.::. uo p. m. dirlltlaaSuo WOI'Ihlp II a. 11!-: NYPS So45 -.. 7:10ae:n:.. IDd lourth p. IIi.; Ev•DinC kvlce, 7:30 111. BeraN• Uallltl • llrill p. ID.; Mid.... " " llnlct " atrial Cillftl! - J Scbool 7::18 P· DL Wedaelday. tlaall, pastor. Sunil~> illlddleport Chlrdl of tile N... UO L m. Pre...ochtnl1 brst aad - Rev. Clyde~. Bartlett, tWrd SunilaJ, 7::18 p. m. lleGoad ~-~School t:IO 1. m.: a fourth &mol..,, II .. Ill. _,.... WO!Ibip ll11t a. IlL; C1ir1tt1M Sdt•a• Sertllll N'YPS Young People, 1:«5 p.m.; ,311 MaiD St., PL PINnD~ Stang~ -"'1 7:11111.m.: ll!mdl1 servtces 11 1. ~~~. orr. Prayer meellng. Wed. HO p.m. 1fedaesday meetlnl I p. Ill. tu.. Poiiiii'U)' Olud tl· ... No DIT, SltldJ 11t0111 ape;~ 12:10 - Rev. l.lltllllb Pleree. dlt' llllll WedJltldQ (tam plllor; RaJIIIOnd Walburtl, 111 1::18 DS'r. 1ferJ0D1 SJpt.: SuDdiY Seboo~ t :at a. CC1!J11. iO. Momfnl Wdrllilll. 10:30 1. 111. Bvenllll illlhllle, ' p. m:: IN LOGe ·uaae Prayer JJttietiDll, 7 p. m: Wed, ~ t~~~~le baS been used .. the Dlld~. • 'a liatlollal lylllbol sine llreat, · llietre Clllaltl! t1 ... Njjo ltDii ot AleQDder t,be at 10:«5 wilb Veri,.!warbllayIeeder., SUnday :•ve.ntng wQr. ship' lllll'lce at 1:tii wllb 111e Rev •.CMio. t:~IY 'evening pJIYtf . . . 1&7:45. flaiMII MltliiJII Cbreli Uehe - .SUI!diJ " lai!-_..:~..!·~a:~'~·~·~TfM~!'~.-=t~o~r-. __JI- ,, ' • 37:1·11 T=·,;u:;:~:.:··•·:::.y 1'1111 W lwpa fa tlill, in rome memure. forter IJIId .rg.._ ~ ~·I rree' ,~~=-~~~ =~- .~ a. ..,,_ __ _,, = :lldlttwtr da1 8cbool 10:10 L m. ..... .Jollpb ""J• .. fiall'o 1 Ill II ltl'lililll ............. lpJttcopll Church. Pomeroy . ' i w.doy ,.._, WIIIDit " .Sdloal .... 7:11 ••let, IIDrDIDI Wonblp • .SUNDAY 9 AM , M~t Trinity eould have made in Herb's life; what character might b,ave ben molded IUDODir the boys who are JIOW "Herb's gan!!'!" But Herb's :folkl &lid the parents of the other louys are among the lllilllou crt Americau who are unchurched. pulllr, ..... m.; &lvanaellstlo 7:30 Ulited Metlladlll CHn\b P. m., MlcJ.Weell l'riJII' and Praise, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Pomeroy - Melvin Alkire, pas. }eltMHJh tor, Churcb llcbool 1 I: l6 I.DL llqdm IIIII e1 Jebovlla'a w;.~~:~A~ l'lllmn - Public au ll"t frGm Immol'lllty." llloaday ~· I P. m., Nov. 7, 1 p.m., lite COmmiMIOB ......,, • P. m.a 8 It ltadJ, 1111 Eclucauon. 7:45 p. m., tha 'l'lllldl1 f P. 111.1 tllrNt _.. Chureb Olllclll Board IIC. I P. m. 'l'llllldlf; ~ ,..,.,..._,,Nov. 8, 7:30 plllllllnlm the• lrJ leiiDOI, ' p. Ill. Tburlday. Society of Cin-bllan t1. We 'rt ,II 1390 WMPO IADIO REV. ·RICHAID ·MARTIN, RECTOR lro'-'db Plld tor by 1.1bor for Mltlef ctnuftlttM'· Two bfoeh IIWII}' Ill old Trinity Cbureh with its Sunday School, Ita YOilth FelloW8hlp. ita dedication to God. What a difference old Grlte. SupL Wonlllp at 10:10 'flee ?:30 P.7m. MldoW'* tnf· II a. m.; I. m.; PUcrlm Yautb, 1: .. p. : ,MI'VIcl :1t i. m. Wlllllll- SdpL; Cbrlstlall ErdN Lullaeran '1he Spreading Kingdom" , au...U Dllllllily, ' ChAirftWI, Lilli! *''''"' I 111&. m.; JloiJ ~ .,_,_.-e.~ __ w... a:;,;t ,..-.:::' 'll:bltoli:ao a. IIC~I MCt. Cia,_ - ucnoif DAY: ' I, L t:"~ :!.. ~ Road - Rev. Clyde IIIDioD, plltor: Sunday Scholl 9:1t 1. m.; Ra1pb Carl, 1ap1. SundaJ WorsbJp Htvlcl lD:ao L 111. aDd 7!10 P. m. lltnalllf. Prayer meelilll WedDealaJ II 7 II p, 111. Celtlllbll Wllllilll llr'lce . llab lillnda1, 1:11 I. DON'T BE DECEIVED BY RUMORS •• , . ' The decision feeing the l1borlng men - end ..,.,., other citizen of the Tenth Dlstttct.-ls cfo you waftt to Pl'f more taxes to fulfill more political promltes? • .All 111111 air Grcmr Slzeet , •• and while a proud community b&rdiJ Jlfta Ill eyebrow, tomorrow'a underworld is growing, llourish- _a.a on lnfl1tion . . .YOUR PRESENT CONGRESSMAN clolll ', ~}} ~ ~ LABOR FOtCONGRE = ow:: a Carter; E. MILLER ILLER ' A11.111111G« Otover Street ••• headquarters for a "big operation.• ' c;;, ;:r "l'bbllll Herb's ballgout. Ani Herb is "the bos.•!" BeN tM ]r;l(j8 nport :for their assignments. Here the loot is dl'tlded. Ben ti&ntet1 Ia IIIJlpecl out for the next foray againet a Jinlpac. ~m.~:. ~ ~ *• t:a LDL: SChool, 8:30 L m., Olurcb MGminl Wanblp M ;toe, 1lt .lobD W thnbJer dl - D1J o1 ltn.l 11 v1ee 10:10 .. m.; ChrllliiD Ill- ad lrd lilmdiJI of tile 1111111111. IMIIr i._ p ..... OiDhll1oD, boar · · •lfl · ' fMI Will 111(11111 dlmr, 8:10 p. m.; Eveall!l• 7:10 P. m. lmJ&IIIIo - ... Chllrdl - Rev. Paul Taylll', vice, 8:30 p. m. ., · tla llinlce, IIIII L Ill. llllDdQ lc!lloOI ..... .4rmy pii!Gr; llllDdQ leiiDOI, 10 .. Fdl.. c:lludl " Q;rft... . , " IIUlDth. •0111 .. .,.,.IIVIW•• 1 - Do ·. m.; Guy PrJd4r, Supt.; Preaebo 11o1 miJll.lter. BQlla ._..., liJII t'lllrdl- BIY. Gmt Cllrdl fte fllntlll Anll1 I o!letr II ; li!C III'VIce, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer School. 8:30 a. m. Worahlp IIIII 1'11111· A. aeu..,. putor: J1orD. Jlllm W. Kimbler, pP!ar, Eatl "1 RIJ l W1D1D1.. m. Ifill. servlcll, 7:10 Jl.l m. Wedlleltll..,. l'riiCbiDII service 10:30 1. m. 1111 Wonldp, 1:10 1. m.; IJuD. : ; - a.SU: 1 1 Sclloel It dllrp. llalldl7 It · Young People's meellng e:ao dlf·Seboal, ID:It......, m,thl · • • 1:11. IDIIIIDI: 11:111 7 p. ID. ! CommuJiity p. m. EYeDin& semce. 7' p. m. 'l'bllil, SiiPLr :rJIIili. NJow. s,,_ ...-.an a dl - da7 ldlool. amu,011; 7:11 p. I HaleD BaJIIII 1i11UJ Sclool V. H. Braley, Bible Scbtol Supt. *f;S:ar,.·•m J: -e Weadell G.~· plllllr; W~ Youttg Peoplt'l Leg!linll .... . - D.A. V. Jla1l, GOI'IIIr Second Z1oB Cilucb o1 atr111, Pom- CAIMEL £11J Cllta-an. llblp ~~nice, L m., lluDo a fll"lloa - Lldlll Home : and Ptmei'O)', Mam Spoasorecl eroy . JlarrlsODvWI Road -Jtu. Pllll A. llellen, plllllr: au. da1 8dtool 1.41 a. m.; MYr d&J, 1 to I P. m. dll I ; : by Freacb .Ql,J Baplkt Cburcll gene Underwood. miDIItar. B~ diy School, 8:10 1. m., WII;1M Sunday 8 ,P· m. Prlfel' all 1"'11 LN&ue: 7 p, m. Prep .~ 7 in Galllpollt. ,Uftllotad with S. bit Sebool, t:BO 1. m.; MorD- ltoulh, llllpt.; 10:11 1. m. MOI'IIP. f:JO 11P. m. 8lbla Blilll1 tll!llbJ• B.C. Rev. I.I'IDioa, pastor. log Wonblp, 7:30 p. m.; fto. liJI Wonblp, IIIII IIIII 41b au. lltlltlll m 111 Oilier 1111 Stmday ldiDal "11r7 Sundlf, bert Reed, Blbl• 8chlol StJpt. da7 llf tbl11101l111; I P. II. £nil. Wfl., pillar. IDII!DIP''IIIL 3 p. m. PI tetvlcea tile . IDI Btupllallo 8lrvlce, Ill 0 .. · L m.; 0. .um:rmrr «lh Sulldl1 c1 IIIODib. . Church 01 Cod IDd 1n1 lillltda1 of ~ • Fattet1011, Supt; lloniiDI •• .., ..... flll&bla ' ML 11w1M IIJIIIt C111i IIi thltlr Clllll'cb a1 God - Trta11y Ullled Cloud 01 WOI'Ihlp 10:10 L m. Yoalllllro ltll Q nt - MalllurJ I !IIIIIOrlli Corner ol t'aartllllld 1&1111 81., Ref, Dale 'lboraiDD, put«. Ctrllt, Pta1et0J - Rev. W. H. tiel I:U P• Ill.; Bvaaplllllc Rd., aortb of Melg W. Glftord. ! Mlddlepol't. Rev. NJII Borden, Sunday School, 1:80 a. m.; Perrin, putor; c.rl Kauts, 30 l'llllll llel(lltaL Pullr, 1'. All'l. Slrv•tbetb mllllster. SuDdaJ llabNit:IO L MorD1iJ1 Wonblp 11 II 1. Supt.; Sundly Scblol, I: IS I. r...tl Cllf ' m. Arnold Rlcllard8, Supt. 10:30 111. EvqellsUo setfiCI 7:10 p. m. WOI'Ihlp, 10:25 a.m. a dl • p.m. L IlL 14oni1Di Worsblp. m.; Prayer ~. 7110 p.m. - - OW, PD llebool, J p. m. WOI'tblp N.- BapOtt Oloreb - TuesdaY; Young People's Datlllt PIJcrtm IWk II • ::;;. ;:~,:.~~ m.; Vnlted Bre~Ama Sundat School O:ao e. m.; Wor- Service, Il'rlday, 7:30 p. m. (LAnpl'llll PCllt Ofllctl, IIIII. ...,.. II a0 ' Youtll : . ~ ~ II • EldiD 1blp II a. m.; Wednesday, 7 ML Morllb C:.urcb of God- Olu. !. Dozer, paator; lluDilaJ _,. ' a. m.; ...,., Clillrdl- Rtf p. m., l'l.,. • ,.... Rev. ~- Sattarflelct, puttr School t•30 a.m. Mrs. Robert letao 7 P. m.; EYapillllc ..,. 111te, putor• turd stands with twO FACTS TO REMEMBER ON ;:.;!~ :!i,i ~· f: r.w.a. "Woods; 11ftl]deal Oldtl I Qu;rdl, Don't &e~;ceivetl &y False rumors! ., Profll~~- ~au'.!.:" r;_m. 8apt!SI J ~~~ ..r ~.:- ~_!c!:: ~ .....~10~. ; BID~::':-. ~lllm.L . m. MYJ' : : , :m' · · - _., ..... Mary erry -~·· paator; ......-y - · • · - ... : ... a fllllla Mllllt"" llaDdaJ Mal '' ~C~JIENCE ~ ~~ J::-'w klmMellllldlllft•~. mr I X OAKLEY C. COLLINS CLARINCI I. MILLER 1110 .._ not faYOI' Minco• ' . 1ft hlkt • 1 curb are IIWIYI playing II). l'flher. All of them 11'1 nor- orr: 1 Our Helen: My Dti(lhbor's chllc!Na and Ch~ RE-ELECT CLARINC:II. MIL Lilt i11nclt wltfl the1911 dlcltlon o1 the people tfOhlo .... CLARINCII. MILLEA .._not ft¥11''rlght4o work'' 1-... mlDe in the YOU! •tty of men like S.ri1tor Oakler Collins - who aupported thMI mlltureil : for the good of lhl lith Ditlrlct-the 1pproprlotlon bill p11Hd. Now , , , ": ltn't this evlclt~~ce enough . . . Thlf Sen.tor O.kley Colllnt It worldnt Ill : your lnterem . . .1ncl the int1retls of the 18th District. Go to the polls o.i Nftembor lth ... •ncl vote FOR .. . end aupport ... Oakley Colllne for ltote l1111t0r from the new Elghlllnth Dilfrfct. State s,nator a.. :n.: wti- Thenkt to the foretlghtl!lld 1~ II. With flu In the family, lln't it time you tridell your llllllr Ill on a house?-11. \ WORKING filii 11th S.n.torlll Dittrlct $26,635,0001 ~e.-..:"AP W~:. I1 Mlllmllie .,.i; . -H. HE IS A VOICE KEEP SENATOR IS biD.) Take the proceeds and yourself a cruise or 1 new want 11 robe - aomelblnl wlkl zippy! And then - 10, woman, 101 II CHARLES R. KARR, Sr. j 1111 949 M emended br the St111 Senote, wfildl would help Galli- ' Ceullly to lhl tvne of $115,000.00. Sen1tor Collins' !)ppo11111t YOted AGAINST thll 1pproprl1tlon mHIUre • • . which would h1ve • hit ., liD • YEARS Wl'l1l THE WRONG MAN Dear Helen: I atarled gotna with Tom when I lvas 2:1. Two years later he pve me a lovely expeiWve enpgemonl rlne. We were !lllppoeed to pi mvrled the nut year, but Ill! never got around to settlni the dato. II·~•,;;: 1. rev!Je my lift of wed"' --. &Uests. That's about as as' il has gone, and I 1111 ':j • ....,Y.; ltnlfor O.lder Collins' O!f0111111, on Autust 10, 1965, voted AGAINST..., . ROBERT CLARK l " : :.llrlltlp, D~M-~--~ Bcbto~ LET'S LOOK AT THE RECORDS! HELEN HELP US! -ELECT·· I t;!'! p.m.; i' . IIINERS BAKERY . . ~~~~"' ot C1iMII ....... · BuntlllltOD. w; va. BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT ' J'mi!JroJ, &.11111191. I - I THE DAILY SENTINEL ' •• i7lnO tllllll'llilt-MOIOtl Area ' .... I& l,'lliD!ioy, O j . • ,.• ,_;;.!>- ' . �. . .., ~ ======= Sentinel ·Church News ~ ' ~ I ' ' · IlallY ~ ~·~ .. · •·' .::vrAA. r 0.. !Jov, 1.. Ul,ll 7 , . ---- HERB'S ;;II. IJaD. m.; MliHreU Prayer ~ m. Joilo Blh ·7:10 p. m. Ww'r 1~ 1• Ref, -~ ~ Merril M. WoUe, . . .. - . . .... ... ..... ldad c dl ..... B ' 1 '11 llohaol t' 1. Ill., Uta. ..., - luuda' kboOI t:IO I. f'red H-. • I'Ofllllf ..,. m.l MGniiD& " - - lt.e .. 'fiCI, Ill 1. m. &tv. Wlfllllll 1111.: l,..npllllle MfiiOe ,,., lllatlet, pamr. ' p. m.: Mklnell ....,.. .. . ,kit ·, lid Mtt~lfll Gin., a.t. 7:cl p. 111. lldNidtJ. BapiU& 111.; SundQ School 18 a. m.: People £ndeivor. 7:80 P. m. MP I)!Oelule, pa.tor; J 1 a k CHn\b 111 ... ND lletldellem 8opttat CDn:II. Youth s..tce 8:11 p. 111. EYeD- Wedneada~ Pr•.ttr IIIII!UIIJ ll6ohtlt, ·CIIurcb School lap&.; 111111 - Wlflllll c. .,..., Greet Bend, Rev. c. L. O'CGO: 11J8 worship 7 p. m. IICb ' 8uJI. 7:80 p. ' m. Cllurcb Scbaol, t:80 1.111.·' •~ • . - . .,.._ •-•--' 1:30 •• fiji ' .SatutdiY. ... ft . .--: ds nor, (llllllr, Robert Lnrll, Y· fiPllcopQ! · """' Benll:t, 10:10 ~m.;1 IIIIJI. m.; Morain& wanlllp 10:10 a.m. :SupL 1:1) 1.m. lolornlll& WOI' Plp\'lllt ColluilaldQ ~ o,_. - odlsl YCUIII reO ..! ,cp, p.m.; ,lhiP IDd &'Ddq SC11ooJ, 7 p. -Rev. Russell Cllnt, JliiiOI'• Pt•taio:J- -the Rev, l\lcllatd Offlclll Baird 111111111&, 111'11 p~ ~m. E•anlnl semce, ThundaJ Yoq Peop~·· ltrVIce, 7:10 p, a. ~ Rlclor. ·it1 ~ 17 8uDdaJ o1 1110D111. 7:ao p.a.; r t CCIIII A.ll•111111f, a. ,1:30 p.m. pra.yer meetbJi. m. 'l'liundaJ', Ev1711tllstlo Ill'- UorlllDi .l'rl1er tlld 11ermoa, .WSCS, tedond Monday of Itt- Rev. Plul& JOIIIII, PI" 1 vice Saturday, ?:30 p. m. 8lld 10•30 a. m. month, 7:11 p.m.; BINtlor az.. tat. 8\mdaJ llcllool 11 L 11, 1 ~Jii~Peater 111pt1t1 Cbrcf1 SundsJ, 7:30 p. m. ' erie, -m TbundaJ; 0... 12, 1fCirlhlp. Wetlll"'day IIIII rrt. Notice! 841"ds7. 7:411 ~ - ~ &:,~~ 10 1. y-- *-" ,~ REPUBLICAN ~ FOR lblrd Wid....,~ Allaau• Qt. dt, !oatth 'lbunda1 aftatDooll; E VB lllldsJ 8abool, t:IO a.m. Freedom OGipel Mtllta. MOIII:a wonblp 10:15 a.m. 8ashao SllvenvWe Rd.; L. *'·fte Pe II 111111 ct 1111 ..... bt pall6 1W c:illrcfl , . Gluesencamp, putllr; Roaer Rev. MMwJ Smltll, pPtar. dloa!:acllce~ed :~ .. dleport- Soulli Sid A".: Ref. FfnU plkt~ MJMie. Wilford. Supt., 8unaly School, WCirlhlpeervtctt:10&m.;SJm. Gara J 1: •• l r l L. f11rre1t, pu1ur. llallliiJ port, Rev. Doaald Bocme, .,.. IO a t.; Evanalilltle llnlcl, 7 diJ Sehaol 10:10 1. m. Yoalb • • _.,, ,... 8dloll 11 .. m.: War .,.... w, lblday School t:1l a.m. :10 p. m. Prayer mMII!JI 7;30 Fal1owlhlp 1:10 p. m.; 110)'• llr - 7~Mtr F.UU - W~ ... .,.anplll!lln t:a 1Georp Bater, Sup!. 10:11 a.m. P. ~ Tul!lday. m.: BviiiiJIC lll'flce, 7:11 p. llllp, •11 P. m. 8UDda7 <• P. m.: w~T Bible Bludl lwol'lblp llervlce; BYP I p.m.· Rr lid Mlltlol - .0 lite IIIII G~ Vellowlblp, 8:30 p. ~IIIII SUDda11; 1 amrdl 7:10p.m., Satanla1 Dllbll'ra1" Evenlrl wonblp, 7,30 Newman, mtmoneey . putor; 111., 211t1 anil41b SaDdeyt: Youtll 1114 • ~.:- •m.,4..,. ad .Worehlp f1IO p. m. wodwd.,, 7:30 p.m. Prayll' 8anday Sohotl 11:30 .. m.; <21o!r, 1:30 P. m. Wedwc!.,. ...,..., • Prabyterfan meellq, I:30 p.m. cbolr prao- WII'Bhlp 10:30 a. m.; PreaclllDC l'rl1• MletiD& 7:10 p. m., tuDdiY of IIIOillb. tift .L&o IIIYiepert l'lnlllaltld ,_. . ~ce. I 7:80 p. m.; Prayer servklt, Wednesday. :.u41b~ p. ~ .,..... aaau - Rlv. Flnl lllplllt C eli, , _ 7:30 P. m. Wedlluday. • Otllllll - School, 1:30 lrd S1mclq roy - Rev. Carver Williams. Church 01 Chrut ...... """" """'"" PIIIOI': PLE GROVE _ - • · • Scholl t:IO 1. m., Fred Lewle, Sunday School 9:30 WI 10:31. Bradl!arJ Chlll'cll tl Chrllt- IJunday t:4S a. m., RoJ m., lSI ad Sid a.pt.; IO:It I. Ill. Wonblp; Wlnhlp. aervlct, 10:30 1. m.; t.rry WllllamJ. mllllalm'; Bible V~ ~· SupL, Earl Sbuler, C11urcb Scbool, t:JO 1. m. ~ 1:41 p. m. YF; Wad., l:IO p. Nursery ami JuDiar Cburcll for 8eliool and ll!ornlnll Worsblp, All L, Mornintl worship, lUi dey. GREAT BEND - Wor- & Jlllllor Choir; 7 P. m. ID cblldren. 10:30 a. m.; Clu1stlan Endeav- a. 111.; PNyer mHIIDa, 7:30 p, llblp 1·10 a. m., !It ad lrd lor Choir. Flnl BapiUI Cbard!, Bacble, or, 6 p. m.; Evenlng Wor- m. Tbunday. YCIIIb Fellowahlp Cll1lrdl llchool, JO J6 s,r..... Flnt Ualled Pftlo Rev. C. lo. O'CIImor, peetor. ahlp, 7 p. 111. f:30 p. m. SUDday. 1. m. suadaJ, MOPsB- li1terliD Cblftll - Rif. LJa. Sunday School 1:30. ll'rlmk Cle- lleDIJoek G r o ' e Cbrllltlaa Llaltdit IUB a.eli - -worahlp1 U a.m., !It ad ltd •• H. Stebblat, pallor. Worland, SupL; 10:4S a. m. Mon;- Church - James Quisenberry. Rev. Jack YOUIIC, pallor; lllmdays· Cburcl; Sclloa1 1:1111 a llblp t a. m.; SandaJ 8ebool, •lng Worahlp; f:30 p. m., BYJ' Wlnhlp Servtee, 9:30 a. 111.: Sllnday School I:C 1. m., m. .It I. m.; Bibll SllidJ IIIII tnf• and Junior Fello1nblp; 8 p. m. Sunday School, 10 a. m., Sta& Ruaell Archer, SUpt. lkmday llelllodllt Clialdl • 111'V1ce Sailds1 7 p. m. EnninS Ber91ce; Weclneaday. ferd Stockton, Sup~ worahlp, 10:4S I. m. and 7:10 - Weadell G. 81Ut1er JliiiOf llanlsoD9IIle l'l 'yta111 7:311 p. m., Prayer MeetllliJ, Bradford Churcb ol Chr!J~ p. m. alterulleiJ. Bible Slud1 SaDda1 ScbGol, 10 .. Oturcb, lloward RAippell, ,... 8:30 p. m. SeDlar Cbolr Prac> Joe Rollillaon. mln!Jier; 11om- and pr"'er Mnlee, led b)' Pll' llblp IIII'VIct 11 1. m. tor. SulldaJ 8ebool, 10 a. Ill.; ~ lfr ChDir l'rlcllel. er Forres1, Supl; Bible Scbool tor, 7:30 p. m. WetiMI'IIy. PnJW MeiiJodlst cmJ1 lorsblp 7:11 P. m. 1 CheMin • IJpr • Hartford 9,30 a. m.; Morning Werablp CbrlstiaD Endeavor, f :JO p.m. Jo1m Kimbler I!Ptor. Sunday llyrlellle Mlalo\- Earl CIJI. Puldi -· WarreD G. Zllm. 10:30 a. m.; Evi!Ding Worsblp, lnl Saturday ol -lb. 11cbooJ 8:30, ' Barold Blush, tor, putor. Wedllerdll7 IDd f'rl. plltllr. Wcnltlp sen1ce1 are: 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. B~ 8ollll Betbel EVIl Ollrdl - llupL; AileD Brewer, Als'L 1117 lllnlcll, 7:10 p. m. . Rlrtford Bap!IR 1 1. m. DIT; ble stud)'. Rev. Jaft YOUD& P 11 Supt., PrucliiD& 7:11 p. 111. au. Latter D, Scrinll 1Lltlle KJpr UOC t:30 EST. Dester C:.urcb ol Christ - tor: SUnday SChool t:41 a. m., 1117. a1 l-ebld CUrdl 11 ~1 Chlsblre Baptist 10:4S EST. Bible Scbaol 9:30 a. m. Preacl> Norman H. Bahr, Supt.; Sunday 011'111 11 Scbool at Hartford. at log 10:30 a. m,, firel ami third Worahlp 10:41 1. m. IIIII 7:1t , : c. w. :.. ' t:IIO r;,aer IO:It SUndal'L P. m. atlerlllltely. Bible Study • bier, ...-- ~...RaeiDI 111 lllellll· Panonil CheMin 9:415 EST. ' Muol City Olurcb o1 Chrlsl. and PraJer Service. led by pu- 1117 Scbool 1:111 a. m.; f'relcll. fNIII 111. uu. 01ue11 - Mllllr Street - SUnday Bible tor, 7:30 P. m. 'l'llurldsy. .. 10m.,: SuDdaJ 8cboo1 t:41 a.m., Earl Stud)', t .. m .: Evening worTuppen l'lallll IUB Cllll'dl w__,__. • • · . · ....... _ --•ft· • ~ 11 7 . Starkey, SupL; EvliDIDg wor- ahlp, 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, - Rev. Jack YOWII. p11 m. -IY· .. p.-m.·, ..._ ·,_ ....... lor ......... - - · · llactl .......p .. Wid. WGI'Iblp Mid ......, 7:ao p. m. b)' ClciJ COl, 7:30 p. m. Wldtleaday. : - . . ...,...,..p, uo .......,_ ?'.:,_ • 7 ao ft m. l.l,rman; Ylllllll Pe.ple'• a;aet. Mlddleplrt c:tAirdl o1 Clrlll, 11. m.; Sunday School, 10 a. m.: ...,.._ ........"' putor; Wor ' .. ; 1n1 11114 Blbll Slud.7, 7:11 p.m. Sill and MaiD 8lreell - o.. &blrl Vineyard. Supt. Bible ahlp .me. t :lll a. m.; lluDo Roman f'lnt Baplilt .,......,., Jl!lll•od aid lllcka, mlDister; BIble Study IIIII Prayer MVIetao led 1117 lk:bool, 10:11 .. m.; MYF 0. . . ot l..at Mlilllloa - Rev. Samuel J. Jacklon, pas. 1:30 a. m., Kelllltlth !de> by pastor, 7:10 p. m. '1'tMidiJ. :!,P. PriJw 7 IDd 81ble LOig llollolil - Rev.- Otor&• Slmdly m., I p. m. tor. Prayer service 1:111 a. m.; I:Jht•oey, llupL; 14Gto1n& Wor- Adult Clau Metlli!C 7:111 p. m. Melli 1 m. Sunday Scbool 10 1. m., Qer. 111111 10:10 1. m. En!llDg Wor- Jut Monday ol moath. ....,_ Ill II • trude Butler, Supt.; Worship ship, 7 p.m. Prayer Service, a,neueB\JBOIIrO-IIer. plllor: llolf Dlyl: I P· service II 1. m. !It IIIII :Ia! Wedllllday, 7 p. m. 1'1111 A. llellers, pUtGr: SU& • & m.; War- a .!tWa Cli!Wie Rldlel; 1 l ! a. ~·· ' ! I I " .,I' • II fII ••let, •., A Well Quelified Men ··.A Leeder ... WAYNE GIBBONS comm. Gt~bons H. M. for ADen, Cb. Republican llactne .... , Pd. Pol. Adv. For The Unexpired Term Of Meigs County Commissioner (Unexplrtd Term} -rJfel011g reoident of Meigs County. -Due to the fact that I have no other bUJlneso interest to accupy my time, I will be able to devote the same unlimited time to tho duties of 1\fe!gs County Commissionen as 1 have in the paot18 months. Pd. Pol. Ady, Vot@ For and. B@•Eieet 1 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER (PI.ILL TIIM) Pd. Pol Ad•. Dear Helem We have two chlklren and have Uved In a Vf!f'/ nice trailer oourt for three yiBI'!I. Our neighbors bne chlldrtD also rw •32. no problem. ··ae it • load DIID, with a Last week we 101 1 no11ee good jGb, but he Ulra to lim· from the court owaen II)'IDa ble. 'l'lllctl he had me JR11 the they want to eonvert It eventurtnr In hOek to raise money for ally to an adults-only, or 11 h11 debll. The last time I paid least "no small chUdren" park. the pawnshop myself, out of They added that they womiG 11 my savlnp. evict no one who already After waitlllll 10 years, I've cbUdren. but the cukllff ::~ lbout Jiven up, and I fiiW'lM for adding more to your fa be b8l too. I haven't seen ilim (lad heinl able to ally) In lour months. Should 1 111111 March 15. the rlni 'back, or keep It Helen, our new baby Is iD Ill little velvet cue 10 I cen pectecl on April 15! Another loot II it U I II'OW older and neijhbor is supposed to bave ~ey,"Well, lwu liiiUit IIW'· her Qnt baby tbe mldllle rlell, anyw.,," O!IEC A GO ~. so she'• atay. · GO GIRL I talked to the owners Dear Go Go: they said, "Rules are rwtlolr rt SUUest you write Tom a sorry." ntl(lllel'ld letier breaklllg the We love our ll'lfler house and 111J81CIIIIltlll and ltllUng blm wan! to live 11 up, hilt l!lat If he doem't NPB'I ynu there 1re 110 other frailer eour11 for the J11W11 Uciet you'D COIIo wllldn 25 miles of our uea, and older the riiW yourl to Mil II luulland Clll't drive iO you He ftt, (Or perhlpt you · to aad from wort. could bock II and tend him the Isn't there 10011 IIIII wey we caa gel an uteo"oo ou our eviction? - LOJIIWN£ Our Lon-allie: I -.Jied a laWJ!l' who doesn't Jive you much hope. '!be owner• have DO d ou b t made sure their rulinc Is leRal; only a doctor'• lllltealculallm or premature birth caa beat end OAKlEY COLLINS VOTE for Southeastern Ohio FOR mllly weD • behaved STATE CAPITOL EXPERIENCE rwo yean in Ohio House, Twelve years in Ohio Senate, Third ranking Senator in Ohio next session. LEADERSHIP f~~j~~n, ~e~th ~ Ed~calion Committee; member of Agriculture & Conservation, Highways & Motor ate to lnte;statea2~ul~~il o1~~:~~~~:r~~~~\~~ by Governor to 13-State Education Committee, and by Sen· \CCOMPLISHMENT 27 Bills enacted, into law. Increased school funds, improved school funds im rove() hi h ~cas~d ~eachers bl~, fn::rrJ:~l~~~­ • salanes, veterans' legislation, anti-narcotics bill, drunken-drivine ~elepdeduncos , mmcr~tasc d un employme nt and Workn~Cn's Compensation benefits, and other protective and " m um y 1 egiS 1atwn. · RECOGNITION ~.n~orsed hbydnews pa~ers of distrid. and given awards by various organizations of Southeastern Ohio for mgms e leg islative service m behalf of this sec•ion of the State. RE-ELECT · for State Senator j(f Oakley C. Collins •----------------"""1-lilll"!------------·-- !, Pd. Pol. Adv. , Collins for Sena~ Commifl•e .. ' I 'ftle J'ore1oinl Political Aunounce111111t l'lld ror lq 1111 CoUW for lilllltor Committee. , .D. E. tewll, Cbalrmlll '\.' ·' . ' :~":h" . . """'·~ ~"' . ;, Pil. I'VJ; ¥"~' '. lb'll. all under aeven. '11111'1 ue the usual tmal1 tquabblel, but I let them aellle tblnp between tblmllflvel and dM't take lldel. I don't like to seold or bOla other peoote's cblldrtn. . 1ut my neiJ)Ibor 1111 tam it tlpon he!'le!l to M:Old mine whenever lhl! slJP!at arau· ment develoJII. She h11 told my oldest daughter never to play in her yard •lain, yet she lends HER kids over here to play! We have lllked this over and she llllreO! it is best to leave them alone unless it's 1 big r~tht. yet she 1oe• right back lo oeoldlna DUne again, though sometimes here are to blame. l don't Willi! a feud, but any mother resents it when her cbildren are bswlld out without just cause. What 8hould I do? -UPSET HOUSEWlFE Dear Upoet: ·YOU can get vour point aCI'Otls without feuding Tell 1 I neighbor over cOffee that you've oolle<!d lhe children'• quarre~ "ll bothera her and you think · It's bost to sepsrate them for -.:hile. If she agrees. then both families should tlnil now play. males an~ stay out ot eoch other's yards. Reneat. BOTill If she dOe~n·t agree. you probably hommer out a peaCI! t W II 1Ptruacce ... H e anyway, a wary1 1 .-. ~ Cadaol~ Schoo~ W~ Btatia.t 7~ !.!:...0: :-.:;l~ao ~ ~C.s!ot'::"• I. l ·a· • • ~1:.:_- = SUDday Scllool 1:41 a. m.: WO!' ahlp ~ 11 a. m. 11td 7:30 p.m. Prayer mutnc 7:30p.m. Yotlltl People'a 7:30 p. m. t'rlday, Clt dl If o.J Rev. D•vid Sheets,. pastor. 8lmdaJ ScbooliD 1. m., BfiDp!lltlc Hnice, 7:1!1 YOUIIII s· . TUNI IN YOUR PRESENT CONGJESSMAN stands for 11101'1 spending and higher taxes ••• . CLARENCE E. MIIJ.ER stands for 1• ad prof1Sd . . CLARENCE. E. ,•, - --- -· ::_ -::-- -------::------ .. 2 ,.M. Mc•lhln..r. ..,_, $,.,...,. Y, M)y,,f • •, . ', . :~ :. e\'llllr Yl.... lillt.Jt,.. ~ 0 . 11 I · , dl I. m., ~~ "*· Jllf, l'ttrl C.to, Jllltdr, film. lilt ll'bOill al 1:a.1 ,Liofd DUIIDpr, ~ "OI'IIdp Serf· Ices at 10:46 With the Rev. CIJIO. Wednesday, 7:45 p. m., . \':i"~r-. ¥f.lti •Chlftll Rn'. PWI Cillto, ' pQtor. Sun- da1 ·S'bqol II t1a; U,.t Dtl· Unaer, Supl. W!ll'lld!l lllrvlces r , , . . .. . e . ,_ IUriolark-fllll' I1. · ., m.ti..~ ,.betlb ' MetluHJIII AJrr.d Md•dlst ' cilucfl - Jley, . I)DLIPart,, 0;_, t\....;.:._u •&''••··,. 11.11•·-"~Lr UURUIU ""'" AIIIIIIIHI ! aau~ tlilp illrtlct 10:41 '1. 1111 Putor, ._ ! . 8UDdtiJ' 8dioc!l t:• . . . INW.•t'lhi,IO:ItA.M. .......,. ol'lhll> 11111 tCIIIMih ~· ~· . · . · . '· * Service. .. !.' lliGIIIid ... ......,_ . CHURC:H t.\1 OF CHRIST l · ., :-~ n,. w;.. a '· ~~~~~ W11ll!lfi ••.. , . . . . . . . UhM AM lili!Qy A. ~ AfiiWOCdi .2'o llltiQjoUe Probll!nl. "':;:; ,~ N. Pol. Ad¥. . ~----------~--~----~-----------------------1 Motwlaf fJGims 3:1-a Ptalms NIJIItlreft.l Ephesians fphesion5 James 7:14-23 2:11-18 l ol9-22 . , \. \0 3ol4-IB .. ,..... =~ •:e,: !;. _.... - ' I ' ·' ..~I ~A~ ,u.. llilil - . ... 1 •*····~-~-· ~····~-·~. I OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. hfllp riJa. RAY RIGGS. INC. : Llncoln·Merc11ry.Comct.Engli'sh ll'ord Baketl ot Bolaum Bread THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION 5668 BIVIIIJWCIIId, W. Va. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & H~A TING llO UneoiD Sl :Middleport 9112-2550 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. '"Ohio's O!dest Dodg. Dea!~ lllddleport,Oblo s9a-6so, l Athens IIi N. Court St. ·- .' BAUM LUMBER CO. . Builders and Building SUppl!e! ' Ph. 985·2005 Chester, Ohio GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. Ashlmul Oi! Products Broton's Bottle Gas TINY'S FOODLAND ' BOGGS EQUIPMENT Sales - ALLIS CHALMERS - Service ; l'.wm - liulu.•trm! - Lawn & Gm den , Phone 667·3435 · Tnppl!l's Plains : CROW'S STEAK HOUSE . - • ""Kentucky F'ried Cllick. en" Middleport. Ohio Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS K&C JEWELERS "' P'111 All Doctor• PrescrlptlonJ 192-2955 Ge11e1'111 Merchandlst t •t . Dl4m01td Bing•" ' Pomeroy J 312 E. Maio St. WHU't SEWING MACHINES "!~for SL ! RACINE PLANING MIL[ . · ., Building Suw!i•s and Millwork General Coutroctin g - THE SEWING CENTER- Cfle Woman 1/wt Sews• t4lcldleport 992-5320 j • ·rr~tpOOke ~ Phone 992-3978 667-3~80 Tan • 1'111111 83 .' Pomeroy LYONS CLOVER FARM . Pomeroy 992-2166 - - co. STAR SUPPlY Points I I' ana fJ.ordu·are Ph. 949-3273 Racln1 ' '' GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. 992-32JM, t4lcldleport RALL'S BEN Rt"t«t1N l I'IIODe 892-3481 N. Second Ave! l Jlliddl Fort. Ollil ' HOlT'S SOHIO SERVICE Will 111111 St. P\iNOJ .tllpporftlll cr-1 ., 1011' a.. . "' I . ilqprejiiY becJUII! ·4he '· ; 4~ I -,, p. m., drill 1tr all. . ,. p. tll!l I p, m., PNacbiiCr tua m.• Mid-Week prayer lin. 7:a0 p. m. Wldnuda llldet. lladt Holllllpr, clast 1ACan hilt u.w J-Mof. II Clirlal Ollrdl - 1 Sdlool II .~ ... a.putor. Sunda"I saUce• .. m. Preach' lint IIIII lblrd 'l'llurtday II and toartll f:lt p. m. SeCCIIId lit I) <ConliDUid On Pm.Prayer A' Caito. Wlll' a.a,. ,m.; m.: lllVeJII»C Sunday ~ Worthjp uo to.... ...l'llrl .Mvkito u ..f'l'illllr· Ill., •1117 / I Mark Sc . , II Pe\'!r rairt tlud UJhieh II good In family and conr munity li/e, chi• f-. lure II apomored by the l1111 illfllll flrnu and organiStlioru teltoN rtnmfll app#!M bel,_ •• a.. IIIUrth ne a eli " lilt Nwhlf· 'lltuttday, 7:30 p. m. IIIII lirlt llliesler - 1119. B.., Grate . -• tblrd ""·•- • :10 p. ID. . pallOr• Mrs. l!ldDa Ute. llupL ;;,.. ~._, ' Wllfall. Qlar~ Bisel! Au'L Stlnda miedll& ever, en. lcbool 1:30 ... m.; ~ ::.::. uo p. m. dirlltlaaSuo WOI'Ihlp II a. 11!-: NYPS So45 -.. 7:10ae:n:.. IDd lourth p. IIi.; Ev•DinC kvlce, 7:30 111. BeraN• Uallltl • llrill p. ID.; Mid.... " " llnlct " atrial Cillftl! - J Scbool 7::18 P· DL Wedaelday. tlaall, pastor. Sunil~> illlddleport Chlrdl of tile N... UO L m. Pre...ochtnl1 brst aad - Rev. Clyde~. Bartlett, tWrd SunilaJ, 7::18 p. m. lleGoad ~-~School t:IO 1. m.: a fourth &mol..,, II .. Ill. _,.... WO!Ibip ll11t a. IlL; C1ir1tt1M Sdt•a• Sertllll N'YPS Young People, 1:«5 p.m.; ,311 MaiD St., PL PINnD~ Stang~ -"'1 7:11111.m.: ll!mdl1 servtces 11 1. ~~~. orr. Prayer meellng. Wed. HO p.m. 1fedaesday meetlnl I p. Ill. tu.. Poiiiii'U)' Olud tl· ... No DIT, SltldJ 11t0111 ape;~ 12:10 - Rev. l.lltllllb Pleree. dlt' llllll WedJltldQ (tam plllor; RaJIIIOnd Walburtl, 111 1::18 DS'r. 1ferJ0D1 SJpt.: SuDdiY Seboo~ t :at a. CC1!J11. iO. Momfnl Wdrllilll. 10:30 1. 111. Bvenllll illlhllle, ' p. m:: IN LOGe ·uaae Prayer JJttietiDll, 7 p. m: Wed, ~ t~~~~le baS been used .. the Dlld~. • 'a liatlollal lylllbol sine llreat, · llietre Clllaltl! t1 ... Njjo ltDii ot AleQDder t,be at 10:«5 wilb Veri,.!warbllayIeeder., SUnday :•ve.ntng wQr. ship' lllll'lce at 1:tii wllb 111e Rev •.CMio. t:~IY 'evening pJIYtf . . . 1&7:45. flaiMII MltliiJII Cbreli Uehe - .SUI!diJ " lai!-_..:~..!·~a:~'~·~·~TfM~!'~.-=t~o~r-. __JI- ,, ' • 37:1·11 T=·,;u:;:~:.:··•·:::.y 1'1111 W lwpa fa tlill, in rome memure. forter IJIId .rg.._ ~ ~·I rree' ,~~=-~~~ =~- .~ a. ..,,_ __ _,, = :lldlttwtr da1 8cbool 10:10 L m. ..... .Jollpb ""J• .. fiall'o 1 Ill II ltl'lililll ............. lpJttcopll Church. Pomeroy . ' i w.doy ,.._, WIIIDit " .Sdloal .... 7:11 ••let, IIDrDIDI Wonblp • .SUNDAY 9 AM , M~t Trinity eould have made in Herb's life; what character might b,ave ben molded IUDODir the boys who are JIOW "Herb's gan!!'!" But Herb's :folkl &lid the parents of the other louys are among the lllilllou crt Americau who are unchurched. pulllr, ..... m.; &lvanaellstlo 7:30 Ulited Metlladlll CHn\b P. m., MlcJ.Weell l'riJII' and Praise, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Pomeroy - Melvin Alkire, pas. }eltMHJh tor, Churcb llcbool 1 I: l6 I.DL llqdm IIIII e1 Jebovlla'a w;.~~:~A~ l'lllmn - Public au ll"t frGm Immol'lllty." llloaday ~· I P. m., Nov. 7, 1 p.m., lite COmmiMIOB ......,, • P. m.a 8 It ltadJ, 1111 Eclucauon. 7:45 p. m., tha 'l'lllldl1 f P. 111.1 tllrNt _.. Chureb Olllclll Board IIC. I P. m. 'l'llllldlf; ~ ,..,.,..._,,Nov. 8, 7:30 plllllllnlm the• lrJ leiiDOI, ' p. Ill. Tburlday. Society of Cin-bllan t1. We 'rt ,II 1390 WMPO IADIO REV. ·RICHAID ·MARTIN, RECTOR lro'-'db Plld tor by 1.1bor for Mltlef ctnuftlttM'· Two bfoeh IIWII}' Ill old Trinity Cbureh with its Sunday School, Ita YOilth FelloW8hlp. ita dedication to God. What a difference old Grlte. SupL Wonlllp at 10:10 'flee ?:30 P.7m. MldoW'* tnf· II a. m.; I. m.; PUcrlm Yautb, 1: .. p. : ,MI'VIcl :1t i. m. Wlllllll- SdpL; Cbrlstlall ErdN Lullaeran '1he Spreading Kingdom" , au...U Dllllllily, ' ChAirftWI, Lilli! *''''"' I 111&. m.; JloiJ ~ .,_,_.-e.~ __ w... a:;,;t ,..-.:::' 'll:bltoli:ao a. IIC~I MCt. Cia,_ - ucnoif DAY: ' I, L t:"~ :!.. ~ Road - Rev. Clyde IIIDioD, plltor: Sunday Scholl 9:1t 1. m.; Ra1pb Carl, 1ap1. SundaJ WorsbJp Htvlcl lD:ao L 111. aDd 7!10 P. m. lltnalllf. Prayer meelilll WedDealaJ II 7 II p, 111. Celtlllbll Wllllilll llr'lce . llab lillnda1, 1:11 I. DON'T BE DECEIVED BY RUMORS •• , . ' The decision feeing the l1borlng men - end ..,.,., other citizen of the Tenth Dlstttct.-ls cfo you waftt to Pl'f more taxes to fulfill more political promltes? • .All 111111 air Grcmr Slzeet , •• and while a proud community b&rdiJ Jlfta Ill eyebrow, tomorrow'a underworld is growing, llourish- _a.a on lnfl1tion . . .YOUR PRESENT CONGRESSMAN clolll ', ~}} ~ ~ LABOR FOtCONGRE = ow:: a Carter; E. MILLER ILLER ' A11.111111G« Otover Street ••• headquarters for a "big operation.• ' c;;, ;:r "l'bbllll Herb's ballgout. Ani Herb is "the bos.•!" BeN tM ]r;l(j8 nport :for their assignments. Here the loot is dl'tlded. Ben ti&ntet1 Ia IIIJlpecl out for the next foray againet a Jinlpac. ~m.~:. ~ ~ *• t:a LDL: SChool, 8:30 L m., Olurcb MGminl Wanblp M ;toe, 1lt .lobD W thnbJer dl - D1J o1 ltn.l 11 v1ee 10:10 .. m.; ChrllliiD Ill- ad lrd lilmdiJI of tile 1111111111. IMIIr i._ p ..... OiDhll1oD, boar · · •lfl · ' fMI Will 111(11111 dlmr, 8:10 p. m.; Eveall!l• 7:10 P. m. lmJ&IIIIo - ... Chllrdl - Rev. Paul Taylll', vice, 8:30 p. m. ., · tla llinlce, IIIII L Ill. llllDdQ lc!lloOI ..... .4rmy pii!Gr; llllDdQ leiiDOI, 10 .. Fdl.. c:lludl " Q;rft... . , " IIUlDth. •0111 .. .,.,.IIVIW•• 1 - Do ·. m.; Guy PrJd4r, Supt.; Preaebo 11o1 miJll.lter. BQlla ._..., liJII t'lllrdl- BIY. Gmt Cllrdl fte fllntlll Anll1 I o!letr II ; li!C III'VIce, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer School. 8:30 a. m. Worahlp IIIII 1'11111· A. aeu..,. putor: J1orD. Jlllm W. Kimbler, pP!ar, Eatl "1 RIJ l W1D1D1.. m. Ifill. servlcll, 7:10 Jl.l m. Wedlleltll..,. l'riiCbiDII service 10:30 1. m. 1111 Wonldp, 1:10 1. m.; IJuD. : ; - a.SU: 1 1 Sclloel It dllrp. llalldl7 It · Young People's meellng e:ao dlf·Seboal, ID:It......, m,thl · • • 1:11. IDIIIIDI: 11:111 7 p. ID. ! CommuJiity p. m. EYeDin& semce. 7' p. m. 'l'bllil, SiiPLr :rJIIili. NJow. s,,_ ...-.an a dl - da7 ldlool. amu,011; 7:11 p. I HaleD BaJIIII 1i11UJ Sclool V. H. Braley, Bible Scbtol Supt. *f;S:ar,.·•m J: -e Weadell G.~· plllllr; W~ Youttg Peoplt'l Leg!linll .... . - D.A. V. Jla1l, GOI'IIIr Second Z1oB Cilucb o1 atr111, Pom- CAIMEL £11J Cllta-an. llblp ~~nice, L m., lluDo a fll"lloa - Lldlll Home : and Ptmei'O)', Mam Spoasorecl eroy . JlarrlsODvWI Road -Jtu. Pllll A. llellen, plllllr: au. da1 8dtool 1.41 a. m.; MYr d&J, 1 to I P. m. dll I ; : by Freacb .Ql,J Baplkt Cburcll gene Underwood. miDIItar. B~ diy School, 8:10 1. m., WII;1M Sunday 8 ,P· m. Prlfel' all 1"'11 LN&ue: 7 p, m. Prep .~ 7 in Galllpollt. ,Uftllotad with S. bit Sebool, t:BO 1. m.; MorD- ltoulh, llllpt.; 10:11 1. m. MOI'IIP. f:JO 11P. m. 8lbla Blilll1 tll!llbJ• B.C. Rev. I.I'IDioa, pastor. log Wonblp, 7:30 p. m.; fto. liJI Wonblp, IIIII IIIII 41b au. lltlltlll m 111 Oilier 1111 Stmday ldiDal "11r7 Sundlf, bert Reed, Blbl• 8chlol StJpt. da7 llf tbl11101l111; I P. II. £nil. Wfl., pillar. IDII!DIP''IIIL 3 p. m. PI tetvlcea tile . IDI Btupllallo 8lrvlce, Ill 0 .. · L m.; 0. .um:rmrr «lh Sulldl1 c1 IIIODib. . Church 01 Cod IDd 1n1 lillltda1 of ~ • Fattet1011, Supt; lloniiDI •• .., ..... flll&bla ' ML 11w1M IIJIIIt C111i IIi thltlr Clllll'cb a1 God - Trta11y Ullled Cloud 01 WOI'Ihlp 10:10 L m. Yoalllllro ltll Q nt - MalllurJ I !IIIIIOrlli Corner ol t'aartllllld 1&1111 81., Ref, Dale 'lboraiDD, put«. Ctrllt, Pta1et0J - Rev. W. H. tiel I:U P• Ill.; Bvaaplllllc Rd., aortb of Melg W. Glftord. ! Mlddlepol't. Rev. NJII Borden, Sunday School, 1:80 a. m.; Perrin, putor; c.rl Kauts, 30 l'llllll llel(lltaL Pullr, 1'. All'l. Slrv•tbetb mllllster. SuDdaJ llabNit:IO L MorD1iJ1 Wonblp 11 II 1. Supt.; Sundly Scblol, I: IS I. r...tl Cllf ' m. Arnold Rlcllard8, Supt. 10:30 111. EvqellsUo setfiCI 7:10 p. m. WOI'Ihlp, 10:25 a.m. a dl • p.m. L IlL 14oni1Di Worsblp. m.; Prayer ~. 7110 p.m. - - OW, PD llebool, J p. m. WOI'tblp N.- BapOtt Oloreb - TuesdaY; Young People's Datlllt PIJcrtm IWk II • ::;;. ;:~,:.~~ m.; Vnlted Bre~Ama Sundat School O:ao e. m.; Wor- Service, Il'rlday, 7:30 p. m. (LAnpl'llll PCllt Ofllctl, IIIII. ...,.. II a0 ' Youtll : . ~ ~ II • EldiD 1blp II a. m.; Wednesday, 7 ML Morllb C:.urcb of God- Olu. !. Dozer, paator; lluDilaJ _,. ' a. m.; ...,., Clillrdl- Rtf p. m., l'l.,. • ,.... Rev. ~- Sattarflelct, puttr School t•30 a.m. Mrs. Robert letao 7 P. m.; EYapillllc ..,. 111te, putor• turd stands with twO FACTS TO REMEMBER ON ;:.;!~ :!i,i ~· f: r.w.a. "Woods; 11ftl]deal Oldtl I Qu;rdl, Don't &e~;ceivetl &y False rumors! ., Profll~~- ~au'.!.:" r;_m. 8apt!SI J ~~~ ..r ~.:- ~_!c!:: ~ .....~10~. ; BID~::':-. ~lllm.L . m. MYJ' : : , :m' · · - _., ..... Mary erry -~·· paator; ......-y - · • · - ... : ... a fllllla Mllllt"" llaDdaJ Mal '' ~C~JIENCE ~ ~~ J::-'w klmMellllldlllft•~. mr I X OAKLEY C. COLLINS CLARINCI I. MILLER 1110 .._ not faYOI' Minco• ' . 1ft hlkt • 1 curb are IIWIYI playing II). l'flher. All of them 11'1 nor- orr: 1 Our Helen: My Dti(lhbor's chllc!Na and Ch~ RE-ELECT CLARINC:II. MIL Lilt i11nclt wltfl the1911 dlcltlon o1 the people tfOhlo .... CLARINCII. MILLEA .._not ft¥11''rlght4o work'' 1-... mlDe in the YOU! •tty of men like S.ri1tor Oakler Collins - who aupported thMI mlltureil : for the good of lhl lith Ditlrlct-the 1pproprlotlon bill p11Hd. Now , , , ": ltn't this evlclt~~ce enough . . . Thlf Sen.tor O.kley Colllnt It worldnt Ill : your lnterem . . .1ncl the int1retls of the 18th District. Go to the polls o.i Nftembor lth ... •ncl vote FOR .. . end aupport ... Oakley Colllne for ltote l1111t0r from the new Elghlllnth Dilfrfct. State s,nator a.. :n.: wti- Thenkt to the foretlghtl!lld 1~ II. With flu In the family, lln't it time you tridell your llllllr Ill on a house?-11. \ WORKING filii 11th S.n.torlll Dittrlct $26,635,0001 ~e.-..:"AP W~:. I1 Mlllmllie .,.i; . -H. HE IS A VOICE KEEP SENATOR IS biD.) Take the proceeds and yourself a cruise or 1 new want 11 robe - aomelblnl wlkl zippy! And then - 10, woman, 101 II CHARLES R. KARR, Sr. j 1111 949 M emended br the St111 Senote, wfildl would help Galli- ' Ceullly to lhl tvne of $115,000.00. Sen1tor Collins' !)ppo11111t YOted AGAINST thll 1pproprl1tlon mHIUre • • . which would h1ve • hit ., liD • YEARS Wl'l1l THE WRONG MAN Dear Helen: I atarled gotna with Tom when I lvas 2:1. Two years later he pve me a lovely expeiWve enpgemonl rlne. We were !lllppoeed to pi mvrled the nut year, but Ill! never got around to settlni the dato. II·~•,;;: 1. rev!Je my lift of wed"' --. &Uests. That's about as as' il has gone, and I 1111 ':j • ....,Y.; ltnlfor O.lder Collins' O!f0111111, on Autust 10, 1965, voted AGAINST..., . ROBERT CLARK l " : :.llrlltlp, D~M-~--~ Bcbto~ LET'S LOOK AT THE RECORDS! HELEN HELP US! -ELECT·· I t;!'! p.m.; i' . IIINERS BAKERY . . ~~~~"' ot C1iMII ....... · BuntlllltOD. w; va. BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT ' J'mi!JroJ, &.11111191. I - I THE DAILY SENTINEL ' •• i7lnO tllllll'llilt-MOIOtl Area ' .... I& l,'lliD!ioy, O j . • ,.• ,_;;.!>- ' . �r 'll' '' ' ( ' ' h'. ' B...oadway· '0 William B. I'mon · \ . 1' . DO ' '' A'YS. I ' s' ' ' I I' 11 , I 'l• >< ' • .• 11-D~ hlrtln;l, PG•trU)•Mlddlijlc)rt, O. !'lot. :C, lBel . leave nt otont unturned. ,......... ' BvaDStol, m. ·tlMI :,.... 'G'·.orJ ' . Wom••·· Mllal ,..,. ••ill Uniol ThndaJ tile ArdiJ il llhlppiDI large . c' ' Se . tt a,~,.m .:» ·-H'"h :r ' e rmQne . e- I llllSUre you lllat if you hm> eslly and sincerely wan\ to lind God, you will discover that he -18 waiUng to receive But )'0)1 must look in the r~ghl p!~• " ".' ~.. To be sure., God use miracles and signs, and YJlllons, aad bunta of Ughteoing to oall you. Bill wllh his Word, his willingness to hear your prayers, his d!Ul'CII and bls concerned ChrisUan people to help and give St'denee and the good news of Chrlsl, why should he? Indeed, God Is eaJUng, and he wBills you to htar. Man Must·se;·ek.um. ,·' . ere'' \ He not "'h 1f. ere e S not ~Oll. City boanlwali was IIIU· plalimllll matiOI ..,. I :No•. •· Gallery By Wa-e Jato VIol · ·· 15 showing at tile Paris ,. G• Bra• dI'ladt• MD · · ameun~ •• tl U••or ~ TV show of Rlcbard Speck ol tbe - price: ~.ooo ' ' JoaD Craw· Since the prevalence of viral N~ill; lllltie eulllq oil Ill 0 ' · coprse was ' nurse-murder ease· ford called !rom Paris for hepatitis appears to be lncreas- .ui~Jipielal JllllvllejeJ to mlr lQ . he added, "In all il shareo "Murderers Row,'' tickets to Lhe Nov. 4 Damon ing and since there Is no speo- sloaarlea there. · ....., · · with the FBI 1 hav- with a lire-sized reenactment Runyon Fund's 20th anniver- 1ific treatment for this ~;sease, ·Nailenel Prealdenl Mn, ,., ..,_ ltlei* Krall 'l'hll ,. t. why he ortaled jlte that much love of Jack Ruby shooting Lee Har- sary fete at the Rainbow Room; Idoctors have turned their at- Freel J. Toole ask"' lor " Puler It Plllll'e C!huroll, to bl'irtl bl1 IIOOd ·aews lAitaboy, vey Oswald, lor the year's que- and Joan bought 'em just to tenllo• to preventive measures. ~ IIIYetilpaoa M · LMlloraa • clro to 1111 world. · ~~~~·~~~f~:;Jblv Campbell .. Mobile artist AI· give 'em to pals. To pm>eJI tht walor • borne lie prlvllept are· aol ... 'ftle1e n IIIIIIY tC yoa 'IIIIo By al mew, cooiul& a trast. Ill is in the Calder's designing jew· infectioul bepalills 11 11 wise to llm!tL Sbe llild _. Wm.T claim that you baVw no contact ed l!lbrislian friend or eonnselor also is in Candy and the 6'14-caral bib • Ethel Merman and Arthur wash your hands alter eac11 trip w<iu1d saptNII'I lbe efforls of witll nor awareneos Ill God. As or mlDialer, and talk witb 'blm. · . · . The 337-black-cllamonds-iJI. Treacher and wife dine often to the toilet and before each Rep. WID!am S. Jk<Mlmlleld, · :1'0• Uve Gill :l'Dur dayt, you Ask queStl0111, dlscan the deep at Goldie's New York pub meal. Chlorlnatilll of the Ioe.al R.Mleb., Ia &el lllo privU'*' elllilll that yott honnlly and GODOei'DI of your heart, itld and Arthur ("Pip" ta pals) water oupply II a prbne lllSeB· eo notored. · alncorely ba" IIGIJ8ht to liDd' sllll calls the Merm "Hallie" tlal God. Yel, you 1187 tbal !It hal ,. '~·'; 'tl' from their "Panama Hattie" To prevent serum hepatlslls not tolled lo JOU, 1101' shown · ,J .' • days on Bdwy . . . And we love doctors are avoiding transyott any llpa, nor performed w!Iat Merv Griffin calls elder fusions of whole blood or blood CIDe any miracles. Yoa have bad no spielman Pip '!'reacher: "Star plasmas except as a life-saving dreamt nor vfsl01111 aad tan reo! stage, screen aad social ••• measure. Plasma substitutes, u no burl! ol lhunder from curity." such es dextran, are saJo. They - "' the skieo thai you eonalder diFormer cowboY singing star are used instead of plasma vlnely Inspired. Spode Coo ley, in jail SID<r he , whenever possible. The use ol B Fr Is Morrl Thus, you boldly and arrostomp-killed his wife a decade . disposable hypdermic needle< Y Mn. aliCW'I ' gantly stand last in your claim t. a 1 !r h'. · Mrs. Frances 1coxen was of ..._ dub! ol _ ,..._ ago! ex pe . c p roe ~m I~ has helped to prevent the trans- hostess for the Esther Circle ' u.. ousne••, . wu•~....­ CahforDia proson by Ch11Simas 1mi'Hion of serum hepatitis . h Fi 1 lis list pmg and seeldnS God, he jllst · .Greta Garbo's !uncheo11 es-: wh•~h has been known to lot- meeting at t e .~.:'.,_ POet cannot he found, and probably -:.:::.!':,;,~~' ' I Church Thursday evaw.g, ' cor1 at Del momco s was one 1Iow lhe use of improperly ster" " does not oare anyway. John Forester; five hours lat-1 ilized needles Since the dis- 27. One Talent _was thedt oubb- But I have news for you. er same geot took the lovely I .b . d fr Ject of the devotions I y God caa be found and Is 91181' rase may t~lso e acqmre om H 1 Simpson whO opened Swede to dinner - . Don'L take 1 a tattooin needle this is an I ~en . •. 11 Iy interested in you. But you any tales or Mae West making ' added rea:on to di;courage this OwbeJth .~roudp smgmtg ";:;~~~ a~d must seek blm where he It, oot personal appearances senouly : Y an scnp UI'f, · where he Js -~ practJI'e R d' "H e ~. her docs don 't even want that ' · . d' 14-31. ea mgs were er The Scriptures, the Holy Blantique sex symbol to take r· 'The mhost encouragtlh~gt f D,. Am I, Send Me," "lnfluerJce" ble is as good a place as ••y , , coven' owever, IS a o r. , •·o T 1 t" The ' ....... on anyttung heavier than LP J G . Allen of Stanford Univer- 1and a poem,. ne a en. to begin your search. Here Is recordmgs. j : · th h • busmess !'essltn conducted by God's own Word speaking clear· !'lty. He found at w en m U· Ethel Smith chai!"lTlan fellow· A mag's cover piece 00 Glea· t man plasma from a person with led after which a. prog~arn en· ly and ope~y to you .. You can I · 1 h tT · st ·ed r0 r six ' · . also fmd h1m In the silence of son and Carney quotes Art say-~ vrra epa 1 15 15 01 ·- I titled ••The Church of Raptd . · th at a temperature of 8' , your room or den If you will . Jog "We're only close onstage mon s · Social Change 11 was presented .' . . Off;tage Jackie's a hard rna~ degrees Fahrenheit, the virus. ,· bv Mane R..;sh including the but try. By talking with hu~ ' .·. We do know at1houg h not k1·ned' 15 · no 1ong- s<:ripture - ' ' to reach." from Romans 12. The from your .heart m prayer ' be Jt this : the Great One has a se •J - er able to cause disease. Furth- members gave various read- aloud or silent, you can .discov~.nsibly large regard for Art. con- : ermore. when such plasma is : ings. Mrs. Roush was also in er the profoundn~s of hts presequently they're the best com-. gi\·en several mon ths behlre a rhlTge of the Love Girt prog- sence. B~ atle~g a church of edy team since the Marx Bros . . trnas ru sion of whole llleod, ram and used the subject of your_ chotce, si~ng the hymns, Giant wall sign at the Red 1here is no danger of hepatitis ''\lites that Bec"Ome Migbly" hearing the Scnptures, listening Garter in the Village; "Elect,resulling. and scripture John 6:8-14. Aft- to the. sermon, and by actually Jimmy Walker." . Don'! we i Allen now recommends er the Love Girt or!ering the partlclpabng WJtb your whole I wish we could Film rights 1that mstead of excluding per- meeting closed with prayer. A bemg, you can indeed, get a lo Hedy Lamarr's jel · hot !-lons who have had hepatitil' social was conducted in the so- be-:rte:r=":"~=rstandi=="g::o:f:God=. Included in these roll calls were final autobiography "Ecstasy and : from bt>ing bleod donors, these l'iHI rooms with Mrs. Wilcoxen .. Me" are up for fat -grabs; who'd people be encouraged to give serving refreshments. Table they get to play the young blood to be used to make "im- decorations were in keeping ections on appropri1tions totaling almost and most·beautiful Hedy? Claire mune plasma." Not only is any Wit h the Halloween season. Bloom? .. Hedy certainly had heaptitis virus !hat may be Mr. and Mrs. Edward SimP" punty of face the memory or ' in such plasma tamed but also >On entertaint<l with a birthday 1 whtch_ not even ·recent lund . ~orne of the donor's immunity 1dinner at their home honoring ! , headlmes can erase · Dr. to this disease is transmitted lh b' thda s of 'Irs Jsabel ' J h Good · d d 1 e " Y " • Mr and Mrs Jack Kelley of l ti~who no:~~~~ r:~ to the recipient. Simpson and Mrs. lAvey 'Sayre. Bu~, spent. a weekend ~ith , s t e, Other guests present wert Vera h' is M --• Mrs p uJ BnJnx Shorehaven Beach Club Q So " h t . IS paren , r. a.uu • a I . me .. meo w en res - Beegle and Helen S1mpson. Kelle ' ·Where Was YOUR Vote On How and the Greenwich Conn. Green ing I have a tendencv to rub M d M Orl d M't bell y. . I Don't be confused by names. louis J. Schneider, Jr. Hills Cou ntry Club. checking in- my thumb and index finger to- f pr. akn b rs. danMr I c nd Mr. and Mrs. Chfl":'d Cox, I t N y H ·t 1 1 ar ers urg an · a spent the weekend Wllb reia· II the Incumbent on the Ohio Supreme Court. Paul o · · ospJ a or surgery. •ether. Is there an)•lhing wrong M w·ll' M'l ·h II ·-• · · t: . ? . rs. 1 Jam t t e _ diN tives m Kentucky. To Spend YOUR Tax Dollm? W. Brown Is the only Brown who is an incumbent about thJS . daughter, Connie, of V1enna, W. Mr, and Mrs. Henry Spencer 011 the Ohio Supreme Court Return the proven and A - If by <OneentroiiDI you va., visited SUnday with Mr. 5011 Vance and Mrs. Hattie FreJeSI"''ii:IMI incumbents. Newspapers and Bar Associ. ran stop these mo~e~nts lor and Mrs. Crill Bradford. ~rick, Mrs. Lowell Bing, dau· '•vera! mmutes thiS 1s JUSt a Maud JohnsoR and J o s le hie ..... Mik allons thrwghout the State have endorsed them and h d g r ... ..,ce, SOliS e and . d · hab1t nervous an JS one t at Pickens of Syracuse an J . -.. ..... UDI!'fll:a ucE1.:.... urge their re-election. Members of the Ohio State . .. amet''"'"'.. .!""r'...,., ~ uv1 , beats na•l bJtmg or head-skatch- Frankie Neigler called on Mr. sons Gin.,,ulf \>etRI['aild Mrs. Bar AsiJOCilll:iOII voted 4 to 1 in favor ot their • mg to name but two. If, how· and Mrs. Crill Bradford Sun- M · ,;~.,. er su da JMiectlon. ary ..,.._.., w e n Y (. d thl s " PI'II roII lng" day afternoon. Mro. Uet"berl Roush ever, you '" . ner Peall ol Mr. aDd •Mrs. ElMr. and Mrs. Bill Fox and hard to control, you are m lhe Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lee and son S;iiieer ud family at Jla. David were in Newark Monday early stages of shakmg palsy mother, Mrs. Lill~an Lee. spent cine ~le'lifi(e ' the 'blrllidays Polls In stlend funeral services for and should see your doctor. the weekend In Cincmnati. ol El& spliJ~r. sons Larry, For Judge of the Supreme Court his sist..r, Mabel Fox, who · Mr. Jameo Plckeas a.nd Lisa Ike, .Buck . and • suddonly or a heart attack. She Q I have ooleoartiJritls. of Gahanoa called on hiS SJsler Gene •.. : ' l'ul Tenn Commencinl JaniMry I, 1967) ' was a former resident o! East '[ Could . sl•epmg m an a<r- Mrs. Dick Lee, and other . ol Middle• ' Letart •·ondltioned room cause the relatives. Haiti Fre1 "r ·and Mrs Fe No · f. pain to be more severe? Mr and Mrs Henry Roush pdor ·~.r··~·~'-' altemoone •, . . rn rns o A If b .. • • eflt.:A. ~uay • { ,P Racine spent Sund•y afternoon . - . Yel, . I e a1r CODdl· and Mildred spent the weekend Mr. ltlif'Mrs. Carl Duckworth For Judge of the Supreme Court With Mr. and Mrs. FloYd Nor- tioner JS not •~Justrd to a com- 1n Akron with Mr. and Mrs. of CoollllciOII, Mr; and Mro. Dofull Tefll CommencintJ Januory 2, 196n ris. lortable level, if you do not u':" Joho Fishet and other rela- vid Cell ol Gahanna, were reMr. and Mrs. Blais Nice enough coven or 11 the lan 18 lives. cent e~ of Mr. and Mrs. daughlers of !'lewark spent blowing dfreci)J on you wblle Mr. and ~"· Larry Hom ef John Hay... . urdsy with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd sleep. Owosso, Mich., VJSJted With Mrs. Paul Kelley oalled on Nice. relatives a couple of days. Mrs. Hallie Frederick Monday. .a-. Commttt. far tiM Re-Election of Ohio SUP~':'M: Cclurt Ndees Mrs. Dorsa Parsons Tumay afternoon. l'rlll Bradford, lr., of WorthMn Battle t'edert<k l.cluii.L Scftneidtr, Jr!f and Paul w. Brown. Fm A. Smilh, Chlltman. tiM 'tbwnl~ Road, To~ Ohio. Proudly Paid For by Mille< For OotJ8resl Comm. Roberta Roush attended Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush ington spent a weekend with • • al services lor Mrs. . Roger open! the weekend Mr. Blld Mrs. Crill Bradford Mr. and Mn. Robert Roush, Joha Huddlo, Treu., LancaYoung at the Cli!ton With Mr. and Mrs. Waller Me- Sr. . Barbara and Nancy, ol Colwn· Dade al TroY. Mr. and Mrl. Bert Hellmllll bus were recent guesll o1 Pd. Pol. MY, Rece•t guesiiJ of Mr. WilHam of Woll Pen spent Saturday with bar 11 Mr and Mn. Ow·' Napier IJIId lamily were Carrie her sistu, Mro. MargareiiJOud. 811 ..::.. ' • I lott _. Dallle, Mr. and Mrs. ashell. l.~iOiii~iOiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Bll .._ and lhildren of Ni- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Slmpolll tro. W. Va. took his mother, Mrs. Lavinio Mr. and Mn. Larry Badgely Simpson to Columbus where she and ~on, Mr. and Mr'i. ~·likP I \I-III lea~.· e by jet plane for St. i ' MornS4'n, Pt. Pleasant and Dav-, Petersburg, Fla., to spend the ] ill Gloeckner rl _l'(liumbus spenl : winter. th< weekend Wllh Mr. and · Mr. and Mrs. Will Gamble Mrs. Erwin Glot'ckner. , of Moundsville spent the week The IVSCS ol the Methodist end with his sister, Mrs. Sybil Church met at the churrh on Miles. Following is a list of the Meigs County Roads that have been Tuesd;!~' evening to observe the WL'ck of praver and self df'newly blacktopped in the calendar year of 1966, nial. The progr<~m was in <harge uf Doliy Wo1fe and her theme was "The::;e Mv Breth· ' Appro> imately ren ." The service ope;1ed with ' Eden Ridge Road . . . " . . . . . . . ' .. . . ....... 2.70 Miles prayer and !~Cripture by Rev .~ Royal Oak Park Road James Early. Others taking 1.60 Miles rart wert> Lucille Rh od~s. DnnSalem Center·Columbia Road 6 40 Miles . na Hit! . M:-~bel R011 sh and Mr::; _ Harrisonville·Dexter Road , F.ven•ile Cl~rk. 3.00 Miles j .Mr. <md Mrs. Early Rousn Hobson-Rutland Road 3.00 Miles ' t>ntertainrd Thur<idGy night Bashan-Keno Road . for hrr cou~in . Mrs. M:-tggie 4.60 M'les Oil<>. Parkersburg, with a Wolfe Pen Road 1.70 •• es At dinner .1\ttendine were Mrs CIO at Carpenter Gladyli Jones, Pomeroy. Mr . .30 Miles anrl Mrs. Clarence Shields. Mr Alfred to Alh<lns Co. Line , , ..... , .... . . , _. , 1.30 Miles · and Mrs. Pete Shields, Mrs. ,. MoOt U:llt70A In Clay Bell• and W!'llte cablntt. · Ad<1 Norris. Mr. and Mr!>. Ear. Forest Run -Morn ing Star Road 2.4~i -.:. l••=-Jy Housh and the honored guest· · Mrs. Dfls. TOTAL MILES in 1966 27 .00 Milos Mr. and Mrs. Rny Pearson ., 116 W. M.in St. Mrs. Pauline Gerwig and Jn arfd itinn 47 111ilf'~ of Count_.,. roacl s \\-"Pre resurft~f'f'd and ~ral~<l in lhe vrar Jarpes Roush visitt>d the latul 1!1~6 . Wll il <t!Jpll _ratiuns ol Kltltmtnf,l ts rnll!Pnal and ~ lllnf' . Thi s has all hf'j•n ler's nlt'ce. Mr . and Mv.;. WPsPotr,eroy, Ohio p~1d lor and we ~111 hr abll' to show a tJal;w ej• .January I. l!t(li If ('IPclfi>rl we WJIJ .s ln w to t·unltn ue to work for fh (' bt·st in tc:est of all MPigs Count .v. ley T<:~ylor. at Man f'heslrr, Tf'nMusic Provided l nessee lor S':'veral dJys returnSIGNED: m~ hy W<lY of th!' Smoky MounPublic Invited tains. Charles R. Karr, Sr. an~ Robert Clork I Debby Hill. fttudent <~I Park Republican Candidates. for Meigs County Commis!iioners ersburg, spent lhr WPP l\f' ntl wP il Pd. Pol Mv. her pa rents, Mr. and· Mn: L>al N. 2ND AV~. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~~~:~ no•·• · a _.,·~ecb' seum Is fealurlna a wa1 Uke""' Ia ~ u· . ' ' a. Ra • Obio Supreme Court Judges ~ READ s....l'ety Notes THE (Conflnued From Page ODe) t. Re-elect Both day nl8ht for a Cengressional Investigation Into the U. s. Mtlll. "The mall aervlce II Judge LOUIS J. ~ SCHNEIDER, J~. StJ!NEIDE(!,Ja. / SCHNEIDER, JR. SCHNEIDER, JR. S811NEIDER, JR. .SCHNEIDER, JR. SCHNEIDER, JR. ·SCHNEIDER, JR. ~!~~::I ating," MtiAod ~. ·~ ers are paying bolb tans polilll llld sfllllll service In Mtum." t'CJrer Pq Probe Wtmled COWMB\JS- A ion scboel pttnclpal asked da~; a probe of the lnf elfll'lle to · el .onllned at lhe Btate Dlattnosuc Center here. .. W•tter lte!ltr, ptlftotpal LongleUow Junior High ~~~ IBid he ptmlshad JOUDg for smeklng white nfllciats the cdllt' llla!Ce II e&IJ them.., - 1 1 ~­ ~on- 11 lll1trlcl lui; called 'l'buri!" fULL NAME . Mol.ood, Rtpllbllaatl 4iJidlo d•li !Of lbe 20th •-;;:;;;-;;-;:::r--:========; -~ · &-------------~ Befora you vote for UPI Briefs D~UL· HAS YOUR CONGRESSMAN BEEN? 1 •••.not on the floor of Congress! m n. your Congressman MISSED · ----- ,_ PAUL W . PAUL W. PAUL W BROWN SCHNEIDER, JR. the last 38 roll callsl 1 PAUl W. SCHNEIDER, JR. Oak HilJ sOCiety • Notes I I• 18 BILLION DOLLARS 1 1 e:- I Apple Grove I ., J--------------·--1 Taka this with you to the lxl ••• welfare! I PAUL W. BROWN I CLARENCE E• I MILLER FOR CONGRESS Meigs County's oad Building Report Fits Places Like Bookcases the antenna's up front in the handle ,;:;;;;===--=--= Democratic DO THE COUNTRY Af-AVOR ., ----- ~ ' TAKE TIIS AWAY FROM liJ -- ADD THE BEAUTY OF FALL COLOR to YOUR HOM& WITH A PERMAMIHT FALL FLOW II ARRANGeMENT . ··GAM&'! POSI'PONED CJNCI~ATI (UP!) - forced postponlmebl or Ill llc ltlab lchOol leaJIUe ll"l urban Ieague football he~ lonlght --- «amt1 ' ' Beautiful Fall Flowers and Cettalla Arranged , In A Variety Of Dec:oretlve Containers. $2.95 up Dudley's Sf N. 2nd A'H· . WY24160 .. E. Mlu.ER X CLARENCE. CONGitlll Ltwls Repair Strvlce -FOR- IHIATI~O I PLUMBING . tROOFING Jackson Gets Opportunity Office LEWIS REPAIR SERVIa WYW14 Ml<ldlillllrt tM -.,111 h. LOWEST PRICE Up 10 46 mlllt per talloll. L.oweet prlCII\I Olt 011 ... fOld. I 7:00 P.M. SATURDAY HEADQUARTERS MOTOROLA CAD& I f:!n PORTASI.IE TV V/ERNER -,RADIO , & T.V. 1 ~--••••••••••••••••••••••••• " ·-~ ·· -~•- • - • -r~• • • " ''•' "~"" .. .. -· FREE las Hill. ... --- --···--- .. -· -- •• ___ ._...,. --------........... --.. ..,.·~~----~ .... ~ ·~ . ., ... --··~--'-------------' - - Proudly Pold For by Miller ror Con~tet~ Comrn.. JoluJ Huddle, Trtal., wcut.r RALLY CAMPAIGN ., r· with the Public ••• not his Political din-1 I BAKER FURNITUD Elect a Congressman who is toncernad Society Notes ,....,r'•' $199 ° ·. (XI LOUIS 1 SCHNEIDER, JR. I' 'I WHERE, OH WHERE . w. • r A htll!Ch omce or tlte Oltlo o1 Opportll!llty wn1 OJIIII!d Frtday, Nm111ber 4, In eenltllly IOC!~ .tackiiGII, Go.tmor Jame. A. Rhodes aft. omee lllltmotd 1111 Tblll1dat. 'lbl alftee, to !It lllll8led al • . Portsmouth SIMI, will be Uk!JOWD u tht Southeaat Bruch ol lht Qhlo Office CJI Opparttm[. ty. II will 81rva OOIDIINDII1 AcUon Apncles In 1b8 ronltti eountlel: · Brown. " Tilt fltlill~; aar. Loadelt·,. wllll "fldi'U" tt.liD fldli i .at. !Jtg, Jaeltton, Lllrt'enet, Morpn. Picltaway, l!cloto, VlnUJn and W~~ID. <loftrnor Rllode•~ of the N.l'IIL Ab, - ABSENTEE RECORD DIVULGED ,. .11'1'1 CRASH 8ARCELONNETTI:, (IJPI) -Two Frenc!h Air Foree Jallralllers 4ftlhad In aeoarait IJCcldenll 'lburttlay and killtd lht1r PI)OU. M.Y•ttrt 4 !tom th.l Qtlbl• Bu• ~~!II doWn Dell'Airthisrom southern al ~. 10ft Thursday mornlrg. kinJe S from DkjoD d'Ullid In the .at'te:noilll v-. autem Frlnlll. A THE D!MOCRAT CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATOR MISSED 271 ROLL CALL VOTES AS A FRESHMAN SENATOR DURING the 106th GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN 1965. Slnate recorda show ht missed 271 of 901 roll calls, en absenttt_record of 30%. The month of July he mlsucl 1B1 roll calls of 388, an 1b11ntH record of 50%. GaUI1 encl Mtigt County cannot lfforcl only one haH, or Mh two-thirds, repre11nt1tion in the Ohio Senate on lasues vital to Its proereu. O.lhe end Meigs Countlans vote for, ancl de11rv1, serious and full.time reprelln.tltlon. POl CONTINUED "ON-THE.JOI" VITAUTY AND DIDICATION ·TO SOUTHEASTERN OHIO Re-Elect State Senator ' ' �r 'll' '' ' ( ' ' h'. ' B...oadway· '0 William B. I'mon · \ . 1' . DO ' '' A'YS. I ' s' ' ' I I' 11 , I 'l• >< ' • .• 11-D~ hlrtln;l, PG•trU)•Mlddlijlc)rt, O. !'lot. :C, lBel . leave nt otont unturned. ,......... ' BvaDStol, m. ·tlMI :,.... 'G'·.orJ ' . Wom••·· Mllal ,..,. ••ill Uniol ThndaJ tile ArdiJ il llhlppiDI large . c' ' Se . tt a,~,.m .:» ·-H'"h :r ' e rmQne . e- I llllSUre you lllat if you hm> eslly and sincerely wan\ to lind God, you will discover that he -18 waiUng to receive But )'0)1 must look in the r~ghl p!~• " ".' ~.. To be sure., God use miracles and signs, and YJlllons, aad bunta of Ughteoing to oall you. Bill wllh his Word, his willingness to hear your prayers, his d!Ul'CII and bls concerned ChrisUan people to help and give St'denee and the good news of Chrlsl, why should he? Indeed, God Is eaJUng, and he wBills you to htar. Man Must·se;·ek.um. ,·' . ere'' \ He not "'h 1f. ere e S not ~Oll. City boanlwali was IIIU· plalimllll matiOI ..,. I :No•. •· Gallery By Wa-e Jato VIol · ·· 15 showing at tile Paris ,. G• Bra• dI'ladt• MD · · ameun~ •• tl U••or ~ TV show of Rlcbard Speck ol tbe - price: ~.ooo ' ' JoaD Craw· Since the prevalence of viral N~ill; lllltie eulllq oil Ill 0 ' · coprse was ' nurse-murder ease· ford called !rom Paris for hepatitis appears to be lncreas- .ui~Jipielal JllllvllejeJ to mlr lQ . he added, "In all il shareo "Murderers Row,'' tickets to Lhe Nov. 4 Damon ing and since there Is no speo- sloaarlea there. · ....., · · with the FBI 1 hav- with a lire-sized reenactment Runyon Fund's 20th anniver- 1ific treatment for this ~;sease, ·Nailenel Prealdenl Mn, ,., ..,_ ltlei* Krall 'l'hll ,. t. why he ortaled jlte that much love of Jack Ruby shooting Lee Har- sary fete at the Rainbow Room; Idoctors have turned their at- Freel J. Toole ask"' lor " Puler It Plllll'e C!huroll, to bl'irtl bl1 IIOOd ·aews lAitaboy, vey Oswald, lor the year's que- and Joan bought 'em just to tenllo• to preventive measures. ~ IIIYetilpaoa M · LMlloraa • clro to 1111 world. · ~~~~·~~~f~:;Jblv Campbell .. Mobile artist AI· give 'em to pals. To pm>eJI tht walor • borne lie prlvllept are· aol ... 'ftle1e n IIIIIIY tC yoa 'IIIIo By al mew, cooiul& a trast. Ill is in the Calder's designing jew· infectioul bepalills 11 11 wise to llm!tL Sbe llild _. Wm.T claim that you baVw no contact ed l!lbrislian friend or eonnselor also is in Candy and the 6'14-caral bib • Ethel Merman and Arthur wash your hands alter eac11 trip w<iu1d saptNII'I lbe efforls of witll nor awareneos Ill God. As or mlDialer, and talk witb 'blm. · . · . The 337-black-cllamonds-iJI. Treacher and wife dine often to the toilet and before each Rep. WID!am S. Jk<Mlmlleld, · :1'0• Uve Gill :l'Dur dayt, you Ask queStl0111, dlscan the deep at Goldie's New York pub meal. Chlorlnatilll of the Ioe.al R.Mleb., Ia &el lllo privU'*' elllilll that yott honnlly and GODOei'DI of your heart, itld and Arthur ("Pip" ta pals) water oupply II a prbne lllSeB· eo notored. · alncorely ba" IIGIJ8ht to liDd' sllll calls the Merm "Hallie" tlal God. Yel, you 1187 tbal !It hal ,. '~·'; 'tl' from their "Panama Hattie" To prevent serum hepatlslls not tolled lo JOU, 1101' shown · ,J .' • days on Bdwy . . . And we love doctors are avoiding transyott any llpa, nor performed w!Iat Merv Griffin calls elder fusions of whole blood or blood CIDe any miracles. Yoa have bad no spielman Pip '!'reacher: "Star plasmas except as a life-saving dreamt nor vfsl01111 aad tan reo! stage, screen aad social ••• measure. Plasma substitutes, u no burl! ol lhunder from curity." such es dextran, are saJo. They - "' the skieo thai you eonalder diFormer cowboY singing star are used instead of plasma vlnely Inspired. Spode Coo ley, in jail SID<r he , whenever possible. The use ol B Fr Is Morrl Thus, you boldly and arrostomp-killed his wife a decade . disposable hypdermic needle< Y Mn. aliCW'I ' gantly stand last in your claim t. a 1 !r h'. · Mrs. Frances 1coxen was of ..._ dub! ol _ ,..._ ago! ex pe . c p roe ~m I~ has helped to prevent the trans- hostess for the Esther Circle ' u.. ousne••, . wu•~....­ CahforDia proson by Ch11Simas 1mi'Hion of serum hepatitis . h Fi 1 lis list pmg and seeldnS God, he jllst · .Greta Garbo's !uncheo11 es-: wh•~h has been known to lot- meeting at t e .~.:'.,_ POet cannot he found, and probably -:.:::.!':,;,~~' ' I Church Thursday evaw.g, ' cor1 at Del momco s was one 1Iow lhe use of improperly ster" " does not oare anyway. John Forester; five hours lat-1 ilized needles Since the dis- 27. One Talent _was thedt oubb- But I have news for you. er same geot took the lovely I .b . d fr Ject of the devotions I y God caa be found and Is 91181' rase may t~lso e acqmre om H 1 Simpson whO opened Swede to dinner - . Don'L take 1 a tattooin needle this is an I ~en . •. 11 Iy interested in you. But you any tales or Mae West making ' added rea:on to di;courage this OwbeJth .~roudp smgmtg ";:;~~~ a~d must seek blm where he It, oot personal appearances senouly : Y an scnp UI'f, · where he Js -~ practJI'e R d' "H e ~. her docs don 't even want that ' · . d' 14-31. ea mgs were er The Scriptures, the Holy Blantique sex symbol to take r· 'The mhost encouragtlh~gt f D,. Am I, Send Me," "lnfluerJce" ble is as good a place as ••y , , coven' owever, IS a o r. , •·o T 1 t" The ' ....... on anyttung heavier than LP J G . Allen of Stanford Univer- 1and a poem,. ne a en. to begin your search. Here Is recordmgs. j : · th h • busmess !'essltn conducted by God's own Word speaking clear· !'lty. He found at w en m U· Ethel Smith chai!"lTlan fellow· A mag's cover piece 00 Glea· t man plasma from a person with led after which a. prog~arn en· ly and ope~y to you .. You can I · 1 h tT · st ·ed r0 r six ' · . also fmd h1m In the silence of son and Carney quotes Art say-~ vrra epa 1 15 15 01 ·- I titled ••The Church of Raptd . · th at a temperature of 8' , your room or den If you will . Jog "We're only close onstage mon s · Social Change 11 was presented .' . . Off;tage Jackie's a hard rna~ degrees Fahrenheit, the virus. ,· bv Mane R..;sh including the but try. By talking with hu~ ' .·. We do know at1houg h not k1·ned' 15 · no 1ong- s<:ripture - ' ' to reach." from Romans 12. The from your .heart m prayer ' be Jt this : the Great One has a se •J - er able to cause disease. Furth- members gave various read- aloud or silent, you can .discov~.nsibly large regard for Art. con- : ermore. when such plasma is : ings. Mrs. Roush was also in er the profoundn~s of hts presequently they're the best com-. gi\·en several mon ths behlre a rhlTge of the Love Girt prog- sence. B~ atle~g a church of edy team since the Marx Bros . . trnas ru sion of whole llleod, ram and used the subject of your_ chotce, si~ng the hymns, Giant wall sign at the Red 1here is no danger of hepatitis ''\lites that Bec"Ome Migbly" hearing the Scnptures, listening Garter in the Village; "Elect,resulling. and scripture John 6:8-14. Aft- to the. sermon, and by actually Jimmy Walker." . Don'! we i Allen now recommends er the Love Girt or!ering the partlclpabng WJtb your whole I wish we could Film rights 1that mstead of excluding per- meeting closed with prayer. A bemg, you can indeed, get a lo Hedy Lamarr's jel · hot !-lons who have had hepatitil' social was conducted in the so- be-:rte:r=":"~=rstandi=="g::o:f:God=. Included in these roll calls were final autobiography "Ecstasy and : from bt>ing bleod donors, these l'iHI rooms with Mrs. Wilcoxen .. Me" are up for fat -grabs; who'd people be encouraged to give serving refreshments. Table they get to play the young blood to be used to make "im- decorations were in keeping ections on appropri1tions totaling almost and most·beautiful Hedy? Claire mune plasma." Not only is any Wit h the Halloween season. Bloom? .. Hedy certainly had heaptitis virus !hat may be Mr. and Mrs. Edward SimP" punty of face the memory or ' in such plasma tamed but also >On entertaint<l with a birthday 1 whtch_ not even ·recent lund . ~orne of the donor's immunity 1dinner at their home honoring ! , headlmes can erase · Dr. to this disease is transmitted lh b' thda s of 'Irs Jsabel ' J h Good · d d 1 e " Y " • Mr and Mrs Jack Kelley of l ti~who no:~~~~ r:~ to the recipient. Simpson and Mrs. lAvey 'Sayre. Bu~, spent. a weekend ~ith , s t e, Other guests present wert Vera h' is M --• Mrs p uJ BnJnx Shorehaven Beach Club Q So " h t . IS paren , r. a.uu • a I . me .. meo w en res - Beegle and Helen S1mpson. Kelle ' ·Where Was YOUR Vote On How and the Greenwich Conn. Green ing I have a tendencv to rub M d M Orl d M't bell y. . I Don't be confused by names. louis J. Schneider, Jr. Hills Cou ntry Club. checking in- my thumb and index finger to- f pr. akn b rs. danMr I c nd Mr. and Mrs. Chfl":'d Cox, I t N y H ·t 1 1 ar ers urg an · a spent the weekend Wllb reia· II the Incumbent on the Ohio Supreme Court. Paul o · · ospJ a or surgery. •ether. Is there an)•lhing wrong M w·ll' M'l ·h II ·-• · · t: . ? . rs. 1 Jam t t e _ diN tives m Kentucky. To Spend YOUR Tax Dollm? W. Brown Is the only Brown who is an incumbent about thJS . daughter, Connie, of V1enna, W. Mr, and Mrs. Henry Spencer 011 the Ohio Supreme Court Return the proven and A - If by <OneentroiiDI you va., visited SUnday with Mr. 5011 Vance and Mrs. Hattie FreJeSI"''ii:IMI incumbents. Newspapers and Bar Associ. ran stop these mo~e~nts lor and Mrs. Crill Bradford. ~rick, Mrs. Lowell Bing, dau· '•vera! mmutes thiS 1s JUSt a Maud JohnsoR and J o s le hie ..... Mik allons thrwghout the State have endorsed them and h d g r ... ..,ce, SOliS e and . d · hab1t nervous an JS one t at Pickens of Syracuse an J . -.. ..... UDI!'fll:a ucE1.:.... urge their re-election. Members of the Ohio State . .. amet''"'"'.. .!""r'...,., ~ uv1 , beats na•l bJtmg or head-skatch- Frankie Neigler called on Mr. sons Gin.,,ulf \>etRI['aild Mrs. Bar AsiJOCilll:iOII voted 4 to 1 in favor ot their • mg to name but two. If, how· and Mrs. Crill Bradford Sun- M · ,;~.,. er su da JMiectlon. ary ..,.._.., w e n Y (. d thl s " PI'II roII lng" day afternoon. Mro. Uet"berl Roush ever, you '" . ner Peall ol Mr. aDd •Mrs. ElMr. and Mrs. Bill Fox and hard to control, you are m lhe Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lee and son S;iiieer ud family at Jla. David were in Newark Monday early stages of shakmg palsy mother, Mrs. Lill~an Lee. spent cine ~le'lifi(e ' the 'blrllidays Polls In stlend funeral services for and should see your doctor. the weekend In Cincmnati. ol El& spliJ~r. sons Larry, For Judge of the Supreme Court his sist..r, Mabel Fox, who · Mr. Jameo Plckeas a.nd Lisa Ike, .Buck . and • suddonly or a heart attack. She Q I have ooleoartiJritls. of Gahanoa called on hiS SJsler Gene •.. : ' l'ul Tenn Commencinl JaniMry I, 1967) ' was a former resident o! East '[ Could . sl•epmg m an a<r- Mrs. Dick Lee, and other . ol Middle• ' Letart •·ondltioned room cause the relatives. Haiti Fre1 "r ·and Mrs Fe No · f. pain to be more severe? Mr and Mrs Henry Roush pdor ·~.r··~·~'-' altemoone •, . . rn rns o A If b .. • • eflt.:A. ~uay • { ,P Racine spent Sund•y afternoon . - . Yel, . I e a1r CODdl· and Mildred spent the weekend Mr. ltlif'Mrs. Carl Duckworth For Judge of the Supreme Court With Mr. and Mrs. FloYd Nor- tioner JS not •~Justrd to a com- 1n Akron with Mr. and Mrs. of CoollllciOII, Mr; and Mro. Dofull Tefll CommencintJ Januory 2, 196n ris. lortable level, if you do not u':" Joho Fishet and other rela- vid Cell ol Gahanna, were reMr. and Mrs. Blais Nice enough coven or 11 the lan 18 lives. cent e~ of Mr. and Mrs. daughlers of !'lewark spent blowing dfreci)J on you wblle Mr. and ~"· Larry Hom ef John Hay... . urdsy with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd sleep. Owosso, Mich., VJSJted With Mrs. Paul Kelley oalled on Nice. relatives a couple of days. Mrs. Hallie Frederick Monday. .a-. Commttt. far tiM Re-Election of Ohio SUP~':'M: Cclurt Ndees Mrs. Dorsa Parsons Tumay afternoon. l'rlll Bradford, lr., of WorthMn Battle t'edert<k l.cluii.L Scftneidtr, Jr!f and Paul w. Brown. Fm A. Smilh, Chlltman. tiM 'tbwnl~ Road, To~ Ohio. Proudly Paid For by Mille< For OotJ8resl Comm. Roberta Roush attended Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush ington spent a weekend with • • al services lor Mrs. . Roger open! the weekend Mr. Blld Mrs. Crill Bradford Mr. and Mn. Robert Roush, Joha Huddlo, Treu., LancaYoung at the Cli!ton With Mr. and Mrs. Waller Me- Sr. . Barbara and Nancy, ol Colwn· Dade al TroY. Mr. and Mrl. Bert Hellmllll bus were recent guesll o1 Pd. Pol. MY, Rece•t guesiiJ of Mr. WilHam of Woll Pen spent Saturday with bar 11 Mr and Mn. Ow·' Napier IJIId lamily were Carrie her sistu, Mro. MargareiiJOud. 811 ..::.. ' • I lott _. Dallle, Mr. and Mrs. ashell. l.~iOiii~iOiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Bll .._ and lhildren of Ni- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Slmpolll tro. W. Va. took his mother, Mrs. Lavinio Mr. and Mn. Larry Badgely Simpson to Columbus where she and ~on, Mr. and Mr'i. ~·likP I \I-III lea~.· e by jet plane for St. i ' MornS4'n, Pt. Pleasant and Dav-, Petersburg, Fla., to spend the ] ill Gloeckner rl _l'(liumbus spenl : winter. th< weekend Wllh Mr. and · Mr. and Mrs. Will Gamble Mrs. Erwin Glot'ckner. , of Moundsville spent the week The IVSCS ol the Methodist end with his sister, Mrs. Sybil Church met at the churrh on Miles. Following is a list of the Meigs County Roads that have been Tuesd;!~' evening to observe the WL'ck of praver and self df'newly blacktopped in the calendar year of 1966, nial. The progr<~m was in <harge uf Doliy Wo1fe and her theme was "The::;e Mv Breth· ' Appro> imately ren ." The service ope;1ed with ' Eden Ridge Road . . . " . . . . . . . ' .. . . ....... 2.70 Miles prayer and !~Cripture by Rev .~ Royal Oak Park Road James Early. Others taking 1.60 Miles rart wert> Lucille Rh od~s. DnnSalem Center·Columbia Road 6 40 Miles . na Hit! . M:-~bel R011 sh and Mr::; _ Harrisonville·Dexter Road , F.ven•ile Cl~rk. 3.00 Miles j .Mr. <md Mrs. Early Rousn Hobson-Rutland Road 3.00 Miles ' t>ntertainrd Thur<idGy night Bashan-Keno Road . for hrr cou~in . Mrs. M:-tggie 4.60 M'les Oil<>. Parkersburg, with a Wolfe Pen Road 1.70 •• es At dinner .1\ttendine were Mrs CIO at Carpenter Gladyli Jones, Pomeroy. Mr . .30 Miles anrl Mrs. Clarence Shields. Mr Alfred to Alh<lns Co. Line , , ..... , .... . . , _. , 1.30 Miles · and Mrs. Pete Shields, Mrs. ,. MoOt U:llt70A In Clay Bell• and W!'llte cablntt. · Ad<1 Norris. Mr. and Mr!>. Ear. Forest Run -Morn ing Star Road 2.4~i -.:. l••=-Jy Housh and the honored guest· · Mrs. Dfls. TOTAL MILES in 1966 27 .00 Milos Mr. and Mrs. Rny Pearson ., 116 W. M.in St. Mrs. Pauline Gerwig and Jn arfd itinn 47 111ilf'~ of Count_.,. roacl s \\-"Pre resurft~f'f'd and ~ral~<l in lhe vrar Jarpes Roush visitt>d the latul 1!1~6 . Wll il <t!Jpll _ratiuns ol Kltltmtnf,l ts rnll!Pnal and ~ lllnf' . Thi s has all hf'j•n ler's nlt'ce. Mr . and Mv.;. WPsPotr,eroy, Ohio p~1d lor and we ~111 hr abll' to show a tJal;w ej• .January I. l!t(li If ('IPclfi>rl we WJIJ .s ln w to t·unltn ue to work for fh (' bt·st in tc:est of all MPigs Count .v. ley T<:~ylor. at Man f'heslrr, Tf'nMusic Provided l nessee lor S':'veral dJys returnSIGNED: m~ hy W<lY of th!' Smoky MounPublic Invited tains. Charles R. Karr, Sr. an~ Robert Clork I Debby Hill. fttudent <~I Park Republican Candidates. for Meigs County Commis!iioners ersburg, spent lhr WPP l\f' ntl wP il Pd. Pol Mv. her pa rents, Mr. and· Mn: L>al N. 2ND AV~. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~~~:~ no•·• · a _.,·~ecb' seum Is fealurlna a wa1 Uke""' Ia ~ u· . ' ' a. Ra • Obio Supreme Court Judges ~ READ s....l'ety Notes THE (Conflnued From Page ODe) t. Re-elect Both day nl8ht for a Cengressional Investigation Into the U. s. Mtlll. "The mall aervlce II Judge LOUIS J. ~ SCHNEIDER, J~. StJ!NEIDE(!,Ja. / SCHNEIDER, JR. SCHNEIDER, JR. S811NEIDER, JR. .SCHNEIDER, JR. SCHNEIDER, JR. ·SCHNEIDER, JR. ~!~~::I ating," MtiAod ~. ·~ ers are paying bolb tans polilll llld sfllllll service In Mtum." t'CJrer Pq Probe Wtmled COWMB\JS- A ion scboel pttnclpal asked da~; a probe of the lnf elfll'lle to · el .onllned at lhe Btate Dlattnosuc Center here. .. W•tter lte!ltr, ptlftotpal LongleUow Junior High ~~~ IBid he ptmlshad JOUDg for smeklng white nfllciats the cdllt' llla!Ce II e&IJ them.., - 1 1 ~­ ~on- 11 lll1trlcl lui; called 'l'buri!" fULL NAME . Mol.ood, Rtpllbllaatl 4iJidlo d•li !Of lbe 20th •-;;:;;;-;;-;:::r--:========; -~ · &-------------~ Befora you vote for UPI Briefs D~UL· HAS YOUR CONGRESSMAN BEEN? 1 •••.not on the floor of Congress! m n. your Congressman MISSED · ----- ,_ PAUL W . PAUL W. PAUL W BROWN SCHNEIDER, JR. the last 38 roll callsl 1 PAUl W. SCHNEIDER, JR. Oak HilJ sOCiety • Notes I I• 18 BILLION DOLLARS 1 1 e:- I Apple Grove I ., J--------------·--1 Taka this with you to the lxl ••• welfare! I PAUL W. BROWN I CLARENCE E• I MILLER FOR CONGRESS Meigs County's oad Building Report Fits Places Like Bookcases the antenna's up front in the handle ,;:;;;;===--=--= Democratic DO THE COUNTRY Af-AVOR ., ----- ~ ' TAKE TIIS AWAY FROM liJ -- ADD THE BEAUTY OF FALL COLOR to YOUR HOM& WITH A PERMAMIHT FALL FLOW II ARRANGeMENT . ··GAM&'! POSI'PONED CJNCI~ATI (UP!) - forced postponlmebl or Ill llc ltlab lchOol leaJIUe ll"l urban Ieague football he~ lonlght --- «amt1 ' ' Beautiful Fall Flowers and Cettalla Arranged , In A Variety Of Dec:oretlve Containers. $2.95 up Dudley's Sf N. 2nd A'H· . WY24160 .. E. Mlu.ER X CLARENCE. CONGitlll Ltwls Repair Strvlce -FOR- IHIATI~O I PLUMBING . tROOFING Jackson Gets Opportunity Office LEWIS REPAIR SERVIa WYW14 Ml<ldlillllrt tM -.,111 h. LOWEST PRICE Up 10 46 mlllt per talloll. L.oweet prlCII\I Olt 011 ... fOld. I 7:00 P.M. SATURDAY HEADQUARTERS MOTOROLA CAD& I f:!n PORTASI.IE TV V/ERNER -,RADIO , & T.V. 1 ~--••••••••••••••••••••••••• " ·-~ ·· -~•- • - • -r~• • • " ''•' "~"" .. .. -· FREE las Hill. ... --- --···--- .. -· -- •• ___ ._...,. --------........... --.. ..,.·~~----~ .... ~ ·~ . ., ... --··~--'-------------' - - Proudly Pold For by Miller ror Con~tet~ Comrn.. JoluJ Huddle, Trtal., wcut.r RALLY CAMPAIGN ., r· with the Public ••• not his Political din-1 I BAKER FURNITUD Elect a Congressman who is toncernad Society Notes ,....,r'•' $199 ° ·. (XI LOUIS 1 SCHNEIDER, JR. I' 'I WHERE, OH WHERE . w. • r A htll!Ch omce or tlte Oltlo o1 Opportll!llty wn1 OJIIII!d Frtday, Nm111ber 4, In eenltllly IOC!~ .tackiiGII, Go.tmor Jame. A. Rhodes aft. omee lllltmotd 1111 Tblll1dat. 'lbl alftee, to !It lllll8led al • . Portsmouth SIMI, will be Uk!JOWD u tht Southeaat Bruch ol lht Qhlo Office CJI Opparttm[. ty. II will 81rva OOIDIINDII1 AcUon Apncles In 1b8 ronltti eountlel: · Brown. " Tilt fltlill~; aar. Loadelt·,. wllll "fldi'U" tt.liD fldli i .at. !Jtg, Jaeltton, Lllrt'enet, Morpn. Picltaway, l!cloto, VlnUJn and W~~ID. <loftrnor Rllode•~ of the N.l'IIL Ab, - ABSENTEE RECORD DIVULGED ,. .11'1'1 CRASH 8ARCELONNETTI:, (IJPI) -Two Frenc!h Air Foree Jallralllers 4ftlhad In aeoarait IJCcldenll 'lburttlay and killtd lht1r PI)OU. M.Y•ttrt 4 !tom th.l Qtlbl• Bu• ~~!II doWn Dell'Airthisrom southern al ~. 10ft Thursday mornlrg. kinJe S from DkjoD d'Ullid In the .at'te:noilll v-. autem Frlnlll. A THE D!MOCRAT CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATOR MISSED 271 ROLL CALL VOTES AS A FRESHMAN SENATOR DURING the 106th GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN 1965. Slnate recorda show ht missed 271 of 901 roll calls, en absenttt_record of 30%. The month of July he mlsucl 1B1 roll calls of 388, an 1b11ntH record of 50%. GaUI1 encl Mtigt County cannot lfforcl only one haH, or Mh two-thirds, repre11nt1tion in the Ohio Senate on lasues vital to Its proereu. O.lhe end Meigs Countlans vote for, ancl de11rv1, serious and full.time reprelln.tltlon. POl CONTINUED "ON-THE.JOI" VITAUTY AND DIDICATION ·TO SOUTHEASTERN OHIO Re-Elect State Senator ' ' �........i . ~ · ~ · ~...", ..... .. ......- .•- ·•·.. - ·s;· .• .• •• ' ... . . .. '4· •• . •• ' I,~. ' ' ' ~­ ' • 1 ' ' ,, •I ' Ex \ . ·. tra 'Cash The Want Ad Way Busilless Servic~s I ! :~<'-· ',' " ·~· 1/ lv lllliD LASIWILL THI WILLm ' .. . ~ ; I. '· \ . .. 65 CHEVROLET Super Service St•. In Pom•roy $2195 Impala Hardtop. Locally owned and only 12,000 miles, 6 cyl- ....,... ... 'ill'eM Alii ltnllce , . , WIMIO • • I... "IMI MIDIMUJil 6t HDtl 11 C: ... tl ,., .ONI tlf r•NI C.. • II U..... ~- t IHU"ft 1Mtf't10M jMI IMI CAID ••·• Uft, Oilcount en INfO ect1 Wlttlln 111 Clln, I 081TU.t.RIII lftll•lmu-. ledl ........ .""'"'" $2295 Bel Air 3 seat station wagon. Low mileage by business man. Green finish, elean interio,r, power rear glass, 327 VB en· gine. Power steering 61 CHEVROLET-----..,.-----:--, BLAETTNARS 8.45x15 tubele" Nylon White List, 69.75 . ' ' ' ' . sale 28.00 8.55<14 tubele81 Nrton White List. 46.110 . . . . . . ule 23.75 inder, power ·steering, spotless fawn interior, beautiful ma· roon finish. radio and heater. 65 CHEVROLET . $895 rrom the Largeat Truck or Bulldozer Radiator To The Smallest E!ealer Core. Rawlings Honda S•JT: Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy, 0. ,. ---- ' ... ~.r -~,lJ'f ly AL UI'P~" 1 l ,I ,,,• WOIJI.!) '10' DO 1>. SWEET CU. ll>!)'l A Ll' I. .FA\lOP.? WY:I-2151 . . ~ : , MIDDLEPORT OHIO , · ' '''..' CLEAN CAR PickUp Fleetside 8' body, V8 engine, custom seats, heater, good tires 'IT ONLY TAK.S · ttou•• ONE MINUTI ,. POMEROY 992-2111 • tr HOWIE SCHN!liDEit ,.... .. . f~ ., . GASULINI! ALLI!Y I lwo douqhnutG anel three coffee&! ,. ' •• Friends A Meeting Place Among . 'I . ··~ Wben friends get togelb· er, they think o! \18, Our food, atmosphere and ., courteous service are l!lld friends, too . Bring tbe ,. I [am.ily here Sllnday, T~IS TREE ~ ~ROUDEO CORNER IIREEDS CRIME -A l-ID YOU T'MO ARE IJ.ELPlNG IT .... ~ - 1963 CHEVROLET PICKUP 6 cylinder 1962 GMC PICKUP TRUCK, 6 lndor 1964 DODGE PICKUP TRUCK, 8 cylinder Reconditioned and Repainted. Good Condition. I ~: Meigs Equipment Co. Rear Meigs General Hospital P1111111roy Ch~ster Garden FUCK~II AND HIS l'lliENOI Club Meetsat By HAROLD GRAY TOMORROW WE'll TAKE BUT BUSINESS &FORE 1 Pl~~SURE! ALL THOS!i MEt1 R £W l'Er~ T~UEANO MILE$ TO ClOSE A Bill \ON DOL LA~ OEiAL I &.IT wi'JA[)O'( - SAYS O!:"F FOR A WE!:'K I CARt= -'!J;:f •~ ' O~:VN' AROOND! BAO ,' ,. ,.:...,. LITTLE · ~<OT A WOR~ '{ V'i TH' , EH, SAI'\I)Y'i SIGHT· SI£1N' TOUI?1ST5 IT WQ'H '""f\KE LOMG. ! llv V. T, HAMLIN NO! ITLL BE ""'"" ll(JON ... 'IOU'U. H~E 10 COME SURi! 1 NEEV SOMEONE 10 SWDVEl. COAL INTO ntE ENGINE ! ~--'I WITH Ml! IJf LOST HIS VAA60~ IN~ AI!E, '(OJ) M<i ANDREW W'/ETH 1<:: GOING C<'EI( fliG! !<NOW. !{&;,I WINNIE WINKLE REJ.tatBEl1.. Bv BRANNER :OJRAG:: 'MNI\IIf:. 1- WILl T.A.K:. 5~Ef\IGI.. ~OR U5 :0 PART. SOME DAY WEl. L eE. GL.AD 1\ f WERC ~NEST WITH OUI<'f~Lv=:,, ALL NEW 1967 CONSOLE HIGH FIDELITY STEREO BUGS BUNNY By RAlPH HEIMDAHL SWING Ntf J-'G& INTO '1>lE HOU$E, • - IIINilli8VIU:& - One frame, I ruotPI, cellar, ... KX X..._6·'U-II .TJN. D I'DI. J'M . . ~ lot, platy Ill . . space. llpe .. ~ ~ 8 11:-B.o-1 J.Sio lo1'•11.H' 1'11.9 :eot1dllloD. lit ·. A P.l a s a ..e · z· D.IU.a.-LYD.,.,.B·- 1 WANT 'li'' . ' .MS.-....f' ·a .JJ&. tee IMR .._ ~• Amaa 'Bulail :WI Tt)~, us ..., ...... ..,.,. .... .... ." . . . . . . . . . IINbr •.111J!.- 111•1 r / ., ••• ., 1111111 I :,.·. ::.::::;::::::;::::::::::::!:::::.:::::::::::: .......iliU!..........__ ........... . ...... --~,.,~_ , .. ~ ... - - ... . .- ,.... f · .... -- -----~--·~· -~··:·:·:::· • •, ···" .u .,, .z } "' ,, I • �........i . ~ · ~ · ~...", ..... .. ......- .•- ·•·.. - ·s;· .• .• •• ' ... . . .. '4· •• . •• ' I,~. ' ' ' ~­ ' • 1 ' ' ,, •I ' Ex \ . ·. tra 'Cash The Want Ad Way Busilless Servic~s I ! :~<'-· ',' " ·~· 1/ lv lllliD LASIWILL THI WILLm ' .. . ~ ; I. '· \ . .. 65 CHEVROLET Super Service St•. In Pom•roy $2195 Impala Hardtop. Locally owned and only 12,000 miles, 6 cyl- ....,... ... 'ill'eM Alii ltnllce , . , WIMIO • • I... "IMI MIDIMUJil 6t HDtl 11 C: ... tl ,., .ONI tlf r•NI C.. • II U..... ~- t IHU"ft 1Mtf't10M jMI IMI CAID ••·• Uft, Oilcount en INfO ect1 Wlttlln 111 Clln, I 081TU.t.RIII lftll•lmu-. ledl ........ .""'"'" $2295 Bel Air 3 seat station wagon. Low mileage by business man. Green finish, elean interio,r, power rear glass, 327 VB en· gine. Power steering 61 CHEVROLET-----..,.-----:--, BLAETTNARS 8.45x15 tubele" Nylon White List, 69.75 . ' ' ' ' . sale 28.00 8.55<14 tubele81 Nrton White List. 46.110 . . . . . . ule 23.75 inder, power ·steering, spotless fawn interior, beautiful ma· roon finish. radio and heater. 65 CHEVROLET . $895 rrom the Largeat Truck or Bulldozer Radiator To The Smallest E!ealer Core. Rawlings Honda S•JT: Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy, 0. ,. ---- ' ... ~.r -~,lJ'f ly AL UI'P~" 1 l ,I ,,,• WOIJI.!) '10' DO 1>. SWEET CU. ll>!)'l A Ll' I. .FA\lOP.? WY:I-2151 . . ~ : , MIDDLEPORT OHIO , · ' '''..' CLEAN CAR PickUp Fleetside 8' body, V8 engine, custom seats, heater, good tires 'IT ONLY TAK.S · ttou•• ONE MINUTI ,. POMEROY 992-2111 • tr HOWIE SCHN!liDEit ,.... .. . f~ ., . GASULINI! ALLI!Y I lwo douqhnutG anel three coffee&! ,. ' •• Friends A Meeting Place Among . 'I . ··~ Wben friends get togelb· er, they think o! \18, Our food, atmosphere and ., courteous service are l!lld friends, too . Bring tbe ,. I [am.ily here Sllnday, T~IS TREE ~ ~ROUDEO CORNER IIREEDS CRIME -A l-ID YOU T'MO ARE IJ.ELPlNG IT .... ~ - 1963 CHEVROLET PICKUP 6 cylinder 1962 GMC PICKUP TRUCK, 6 lndor 1964 DODGE PICKUP TRUCK, 8 cylinder Reconditioned and Repainted. Good Condition. I ~: Meigs Equipment Co. Rear Meigs General Hospital P1111111roy Ch~ster Garden FUCK~II AND HIS l'lliENOI Club Meetsat By HAROLD GRAY TOMORROW WE'll TAKE BUT BUSINESS &FORE 1 Pl~~SURE! ALL THOS!i MEt1 R £W l'Er~ T~UEANO MILE$ TO ClOSE A Bill \ON DOL LA~ OEiAL I &.IT wi'JA[)O'( - SAYS O!:"F FOR A WE!:'K I CARt= -'!J;:f •~ ' O~:VN' AROOND! BAO ,' ,. ,.:...,. LITTLE · ~<OT A WOR~ '{ V'i TH' , EH, SAI'\I)Y'i SIGHT· SI£1N' TOUI?1ST5 IT WQ'H '""f\KE LOMG. ! llv V. T, HAMLIN NO! ITLL BE ""'"" ll(JON ... 'IOU'U. H~E 10 COME SURi! 1 NEEV SOMEONE 10 SWDVEl. COAL INTO ntE ENGINE ! ~--'I WITH Ml! IJf LOST HIS VAA60~ IN~ AI!E, '(OJ) M<i ANDREW W'/ETH 1<:: GOING C<'EI( fliG! !<NOW. !{&;,I WINNIE WINKLE REJ.tatBEl1.. Bv BRANNER :OJRAG:: 'MNI\IIf:. 1- WILl T.A.K:. 5~Ef\IGI.. ~OR U5 :0 PART. SOME DAY WEl. L eE. GL.AD 1\ f WERC ~NEST WITH OUI<'f~Lv=:,, ALL NEW 1967 CONSOLE HIGH FIDELITY STEREO BUGS BUNNY By RAlPH HEIMDAHL SWING Ntf J-'G& INTO '1>lE HOU$E, • - IIINilli8VIU:& - One frame, I ruotPI, cellar, ... KX X..._6·'U-II .TJN. D I'DI. J'M . . ~ lot, platy Ill . . space. llpe .. ~ ~ 8 11:-B.o-1 J.Sio lo1'•11.H' 1'11.9 :eot1dllloD. lit ·. A P.l a s a ..e · z· D.IU.a.-LYD.,.,.B·- 1 WANT 'li'' . ' .MS.-....f' ·a .JJ&. tee IMR .._ ~• Amaa 'Bulail :WI Tt)~, us ..., ...... ..,.,. .... .... ." . . . . . . . . . IINbr •.111J!.- 111•1 r / ., ••• ., 1111111 I :,.·. ::.::::;::::::;::::::::::::!:::::.:::::::::::: .......iliU!..........__ ........... . ...... --~,.,~_ , .. ~ ... - - ... . .- ,.... f · .... -- -----~--·~· -~··:·:·:::· • •, ···" .u .,, .z } "' ,, I • �·' • . tLstry ~ ' J.i-DIDY Stntlnel, Pollltl'IIY·Mkldleport. 0·• Nov. 4, lee& 5 . 'f . . . f OES Chapter :.:.:~:r:-r:~: LQnl LCCLnce 0 · ' ~e:!';·;~!!~~:O~ eeptsTuesday w5c5 ReVleWe • d' ' . h l Wlt Fowers 'b. d · l te Canvas EXhl surprile Pt1111 u , • .. :M, Around and Ab Middleport ; t " :rea::' Letart Aro und and East wscs Meets About On Tuesd 'I . I Pomeroy Make ElberfeId' s •ID .Po. me .. roy. .•·\I your Shopp1ng • ·center r I FRIDAY STORE HOURS ARE . 9to 8IN THE EVENING . I l SATURDAY STORE HOURS ARE I ___. ·l 9to9IN1 . t:VE_N_IN_G_ I I ·•· ''!'am Achievement Banquet Will Be Saturday Crow's STEAK HOUSE 1 . 32PAGES . l"'?L. ·. I NO. 40 · . ;. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1966 · . • : . · Odes . ' .I • '· . . . ) . ' . ', !~ .. ' <u:VELAifl> .ttJ?O .., Go.. eudlt of those lj&taes;". tbe · Jllllllia A. Rhode, ~- slata Sen. De~at!C challell(er, salcl, Frazier Reams ~f. mat for ·II'•taklltll Issue wftb • statament flrlt lime .Stlur<IIJ lit their r • . .Rhodes made In bla openilll No ' ·for cov.rnor ,an.! clasi* eever- . marks. \ . r, . • J ' asked FintiiiCJ ' ' The Ill« lll8&iett In their Cltf ' ~ Rlcllaid L. lVaba.cb to '· 1Club mii!llill ·turnt1 oa lbf $13 . · shOw' 1 copy of lhe: aUdit made Ulott' clelldl the a,p\lbllcan . by. .the .flpnJ · of · E!nst , ~ · etnor ..ld he lnberl~. ·1"•1- : l!jfnsl .-mt !.ybr~, !!litiS Broth. poUiitJon: atitl tlie ' ~ ot' . . e& and' ·~ontfimery. . two .catVf!alll... ,,.. ' Re111111 ~ to lodt at the •tllllrlietl ·Reama Uy · hu&e pholoilal wbile. membel'tl , : ; : , a ;&py o( Ill$ , aUdlf of. Rbotlt.s~- slalf,dlstrJbuted cop. ttl . lbe 1\t\1 .-s ~Uon Ill>· .lea ~ the audience. ,men•~ took over. , .','Get iljbt ov~. tllet'e 10 you QJV. Mlcllael;~t._I,alle In · can see betl!r,", the wemor , lieJ.•. , • , lold the. cllal~nger. like lilt: .hllt1- td.tlww an "I can see right ~~~~ you, ~l'thnli. ~~ Pomtl'll)'·lllddlepon PRICE I0 CENll . • .e arns, In Headon . ' . ' . _,...,.. THREE SECTIONS Rh~ Jilt~ ; ' :- ·-'-t....__ Governor," Realns llald. RhOdea said the audll had been aeen by membero of the leaiilature, ·newspapers and oth- ers. Realn8 then qtl!pped he would lUte to see a eerllfifed copy of the audit. Rhotlts also said that be bad told D!Salle on Feb. 5, 11162, that the stale was overdrawing Ita aeeounts and tha~ be had 1111titl D!Sallt "to cut the cloth to fU the .available money.'' The Republican governor made the eornment wben Reama accused Rhodes of fallIng In hlil duty as auditor by not warninll DISalle of the state's financial condllloit. Reama lhen ahot back that Rhodes wrote I& DISalle after Rhndes aMounced for gover· nor. Relll!J accused the governor of brealdng promises, failure of leadtirahlp and said, "We need more than a circus barker in the governor'• office." To which Rhodes replied: "I yet to aay an uoklnd word about anyone, or to Indulge In 1181!1e-Calllng or character assassination. There's enough hatred In the world without the governor adding to nave it.tl The governer, who fs a big favorite to win re-elecUon Tuesday, reviewed b!s adrninlstra· tion In a prepared statement at the start. Reams spoke wlthoul a prepared statement. Rhodes said at the outset he inherited a deflclt and said the state was being sued for bills, and was behind in Its payments to the retirement systems and school system and the unem· ployrnent Olmpensatioo fund was near bankruptcy when ne loak over the chief executive'* office. "I'd like him to show an audit of the figures," Reams said. "There was no deficit. Just as tltere have been no 475,1100 jobs created as my opponent says ill his wild figures.'' Reams Insisted that "the gov· • ~anzat :. " ' . ,l; . I U. S•.Troops peny ·· 3.4 Million 0 hioans ·.. t({Hanoi . . ' . ~ i I ' Start checking here NOWI Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ' VISIT IN omo Mrs. Norman Dowler daughter, Krista Ann, of era! Wells, W. Va., spent eral days recently at the horne of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ' Herbert LaDeaUJ: of Pomeroy Star Route. They also visit~ II her grandmother, Mrs. Lllll<'l Starcher of Minersville. •SANDWICH OrderByl'hene W Toko 'lm Hom• WYU432 JUST UNLOADED AFull Truck of Pouring Type Insulation ONLY C perb•g RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit IIUUl'IDce Corporation Hot==· fewn , •, .THIRD SiiCTIOH~ ·• Pag• 25-,32 • • . • • COmfa Asked .ar-. ..,....g roo- rl wt'll do~ Ia w1o L!ko UlO Dtclontloll ol tncJopolldtnoot ..... P~III 'OliWrourP' · -· Ht'l · - -- WHILE IT LASTS The Pomeroy Cement Block Co. Phone 992·5100or 992-5500 POMEROY, OHIO .ng~r in (Jff~r to W ith.draw 1M win :f'OU ,Culf IMIIblr tar W. • if Ill_. ........ Pltmautt. thll tver fllttanded • mouDitllt, I R wd . . - Wit ..,. '*''lllull111ty'lt llolt - · lllil • • 10 rou·a IIIIo- Ptr-111 ._ - • JllW . _ , 1!15 • ' . ' 111111121 ; :,\. ! ,- •·6• ,. Ser!li11Q Meigs County tor 011er 94vean POMEROY Your Plymouth dealer wilfdo most any ·ng to .win yoU over. • ~· ·' o'j 'r-~' ' TOM RUE · MOTORS 399 SOUTH 3rd AYe. . · . .. !' ' ,,' ·' ~ . ~ .... MIDDLEPoRT, OHIO ~ ·, "'' ' . ..~ ollision emor's accompllslunents a r e based on fiction, not fact." Reams based much of his remarks oo his charged aired Ire· quently during the campaign that Rhndes bad failed to provide enough funds for schools, mental health, and control of water pollution. The governor said thai bis administration granted certain tax exemptions to encourage installation of water end pollution of water and pollution eontrol devices and called for a "crasb program" to solve the problem. "This problem is too massive for any one slate to tackle alone," the governor said. "We must have a federally ltnanced • HIRE A BANK? Mavbe you wouldn't put it quite that way. However when you open a checking account here so you can save time and travel by paying your b~s-even make_ p~· paid purchases-by mml; have a built-m bookkP.eping system; and bank here by mail, our bank really does work for youJ Pl mouth' 7 is ere. · d... • '' TUESDAY I 1 W. Va.35 Citadei.O Ga.'Tech ·14 Virgjnia 13 VOTE 1 - .' I' 4 tlO Big Selections - Big Values in Wearing Apparel for your family- and Furniture ~ and Furnishings for your home. r THEATRE .. ·.' • n' omeroy . of t~ Prelbyleriatt Cltareh dl~ at the Mldtlleport Mame Ia Mld!DePifl. · .ProjCburch of Christ, was hOI)OI't!d . Pomtiroy Chapter 188, OES, ••IIIDctude pallllln,aad ,... wu!l • surprise blrthd~~y· par~y met 'TuesdaY eventng at the ellng, a aew doWIIItaln llalh· ,Wedne!dliy evening at the Masonic Temple with Barbara room, waD 10 waD carpotin& church by members of the '!backer, worthy matron, and · f , and cbaDs•• ID lhe ldtclten. even churches of ' Meigs 1vidual thought Including, What choir. Dale E. Smith, worthy patrol, . ~try In !lower arrang• club would present the ra~o~etl. Mrs. _Cline was awarded! The work Is being dolle before c!n were represented at the ldo I be~ ·as.a ehrlsli~n?, A color scheme of orange and presiding. tpenti· alld on canvass was pregrarn for November w1th the travelmg prize. a1td Mrs. arrival o1 the Rev. Howard ty "Self study on the 1and Dlt•l "'&llf ·m~ wbtil I yellow ·wllS carried out In the The meeting opened In rltu11lsp1ayeil by two Middleport Mrs. 0 p Klein and Mrs. Rei- Gosney the door prtze. Guests Ruppelt's pareots, Mr. and meetmg onnd basis of member- was uylng whtn I ask •God to table appointments on I he allstlc fonn. InvltaUona were women at the November meet- bel In cha;ge. The annual Christ· for the evening were Mrs. Fow· Mrs. C. E. Ruppel!, from m~an~ng ~ wscs " eonducted lead me into doing Sis will? lace covered table. Punch and received to attend 'IIIJtallatiOD Ill& of the Amateur Gardeners' mas party was announced to be ler and Mrs. Gosney. Gulfport, Miss .. iD November ~ P~n J~mes Richards dl11- l4fs. Richards sU,ssed th_at the cookies were se"ed 10 t•·· 'I officers at the following chapltl\lb of Middleport Wednesday held at the home of Mrs. Wal- Members and guests were to make their borne here with t;ict r~sldent, and Mn.' Har· WSCS Is a vital part of the followingc Mrs. ~er. I ;rs, Et!dm'a ~~ Nelsonvlllf 011 evening at the home of Mrs. ter Crooks with Mrs. Edgar Invited to the dmmg room for lbelr sou. P PSmiUt district historian, church, and not a social organ- Chester Erwin, -orgtlnhlt, r fovember 15, ~1. MOflttlt II llarry·'S. Moore, Third Avenue Reynolds, Mrs. Glenn Lambert the social hour. The table wa~ ,m " ~ed~esday ~I Ute Rock Springs izatlon. Willia~ Grueser, Mrs. Ed, · Beverly, Nmo. 18; Al!!anr, Not. • and Mrs. Russell Mills assist- eovered wtth a lace dol Methodist dturch. The sanctu· A sack lunch was served at Allensworth, Mrs. Ro b u I fB, and !lew Marshfield, tl~•· Durin& the program hour, ing hostesses. Members are with gold underlay and feat~red ~ ary was beautifully deocrated l 110011 11n the- social roon1 with Ra'RIIn&s, Debbie Crueser, Kll· 19. ~ 1\lrs. Tony Fowler of Dudley asked to bring a gift wrapped a large purnpkm oenterptece ~ 'th arrangements of dahlla& the host Society proVIding eook· thy McEHtlnny, Mrs. Oscar Betty Cowan, Worthy Ill Florists, presented an Interest· for judging and a homemade encircled with mum' nnd mm· ij =~ chrysanthemums. les coffee and tea. WhUe seat- Roush, Betsy .Cunnlngham, ~~- elect, announ~ lnataUa~g;;j; ing demonstration and work· corsage. iature turkeys. Milk . glass ~ ed 'at the tables, Mrs. Richards Paul Dav!B, Mrs. George Mett>- officers for December 8. shop on Christmas arrange- Th Amateur Club will also holders were used wtth heldgh OUt 'j The hymn, What •. Friend showed colored slides taken at hart, ~- Allred Roush, Cash also announced lhat a ICbopl rnents and autumn flowers in assis~ the Mtddleport Garden green tapers. A dessert course 1, ~ We have in Jesus," wtth ~~- the WSCS Assembly In Port· Bahr, and gueata, Mrs. tlavld for line officers would be held iiarlous arrangements. One of Cl b . udging the annual was ,.rved by the hosll'sses, ~ I' C. 0. Chapman, aceornparust, lane\, Oregon In July Fanner and ' ~. Kenneth Me- by Bemtoe HoflllJan, the liP!' her projects was makmg a Churist~a~ Lighting contest.j Mrs. Moore and Mrs. K~nnelh ~ opened the ~eeting, followed The altern:.O. session was a Elhlnny. L. R. Wlley was un· deputy, at Ha)Tlson~Ule -liD white carnation corsage that Mrs Edgar Reynolds was narn·l Arnsbary Mrs. Fuwt;,r diStrt~; ij with the readmg of Psalm 2t, eontlnuation of •elf-study with able to attend. November 11. was pn.sented to Mrs. Grace . char e of the scrapbook uted booklets o• Flowers . I d Darby by Mrs. Srnttlt who also led an evaluation of the day's work. AI the close of the meeting, Ptatt,' jll'esident of Ute club. ~ 1 ~rs Edward Burk-Part of the Joy of Chrtstrnas.' Mr. and Mrs. F 0~ent dinne; the devotions tak:n . from The Mrs. c. Melvin Alkire and Mrs. ARE DINNER GUESTS refreslunents were served b! Arrlingem~nt using holly and Iep ac ng . Columbus, .,,.s. Law- Upper Room Dtsctpltne and Pearl Casto of Chester were Dr. and Mrs. Carl Roberts, Neace! ~d Jack Caney, ~ polii!W!'tl&s ade by Mrs. Fow- """' .. ' . --~ ~:::: ~flttaa~ and other rela- clooed Wtlb prayer. . recognized during the anernoon. Mr. John Rood; Mrs. Frances and Ben Ewing and Mar llr ' .er displayed throughout M s lth introduced Mr. The meeting closed With • lit- Packilrd of AtheR!,. Mrs. JOllie WUson, from • table careylna ~te home. llves. Ric::~ ••mMrs. William Gru.: any on seff-examination and a Roush, Larry Roullh of RaCine, out the Halloweea theme. ,r . . . ;, Mrs. Oscar Roush has r_e· r resident of the host so- prayer led by Mrs. Smith and Miss Jaclde Jo~, Shade, Anether htghhght was a dts· ~ ay turned from several weeks' VIS· se ' p d M K II a retired group quietly len the sanctuary. Mrs. Sally IIIU, Mr. and Mn. SHOWN KINDNESIIES play of paintings in otl and wait in Ft. Meyers, Fla., with cl~ty. •n rsh 0 e~~d 20 ears Churches represented were Herschel Roush and Tammy Mr. and Mrs. Junior Koeala ttr rolor by Mrs. Don Gosney The East Letart WSCS mel her brother and other relatives. mtsst?"ary, w r::d Psai.J 193 _ Chester, Alfred. Rutland, Pome- were dinner guests Sunday of received many card& anti,. acll whose paintmgs have been .n , at the churoh Tuesday for regu- Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush '" Ch!~~·hlh: led in the self· eroy, Middleport, Minersville Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush, of ldndness while both w~ hoi' several art showmgs m t h 's ~ lar November ~eeltng. "__rs. and son, Eric, Oak Hill, and ~r~ ~~e~r it was brought out and Rock Springs. East Letart. ~ pltallzed. ! ilrea ' mcludmg Rto Grande Roy Pearson, Sptritual LIfe Mrs Michael Cline and son s u y . I II h' h d ha g of devo · M ' that the church IS a e ows 1p . CoII ege. . Miss Patricia Fields, student chatrman, . a c r e . . Ricky, McArthur, were on· owers and ser· The meetmg was opened wtll: I at Holzer Hospilal left lions, usmg the Scrtplure, day evenmg dtnner guests of or learn:rs, share as they the ver!e of the mont~. enlttled.l ~~~~~y lor University H~pital, Psalm 150, and hY,':'" ·. "Take their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al-l:~~•.": ·:m~n's group, the "Shade! of November g<ven I(;()!urn bus, where she will have Ttme To Be Holy, wtth Mrs. Ired Roush. WSCS exists so that members . by Mrs Bruce Lloyd The mem- ,three months !raining in pediat- Ferne B. Hayman, accompan- Mrs. Charles Searle• and hel one anolher learn . . •l bers ~nd guests answered roll Irics. She was accompanied to 1st. Pr~yer was by Mrs. Her- Mrs. Don Becker accompanied m':."w a:d serve. She argued i; call wtlh a Tilanks~•:•::.-e d~:: l cotumbus by her parents, Mr. bert Shtelds. Cpl. WaHer Harns to Parkers· faon:.t be a mutual admiration F rangement. Yearboo . . and Mrs. Joseph Ftelds, son The business meeting was pre- burg Airport Thursday wbere Society, which is not call of tnbuted :mng ;~en:l~:mngharl Jeffrey, and daughter, Mary sided over by Mrs Wtlliam he left by plane_for ~a71~~ Christ. No christian can live in Mrs.ed ~ar yg enl ol Ann of (;()lumbus, wlto spent Fo~ president. A communica· to attend 3 trammg sc ":; · . ISolation she said Men are most phrepar .t e ar,r,nagn em various the weekend with her parents. tion' was read by Mrs. R o y wife and baby remame tn Ichristian when they manage to ... t f> ~vemng. u . d Califorma. . f Is 1 •I l dried materials brought back Mtss Rita Mulford of Chesh- ~onohew. Mrs. Fox rea ao ar- Mrs. Edna Sines has been be lnsp.red away rom o a· with her !rom a recent trtp to "" was the weekend gue~t of ltele from the Methoa<sl Worn- returned to the hollll' of her liOn from lhetr b~otherman. '' Cahfornia mdudmg artichoke !Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ftelds , an. Mrs. Fer~ Hayman report- daughter and family, the Rev. The group dtv!ded Into blossoms. rmlm leaves ano olh ,and family. I ed on the MisSion box wtlh ar- and Mrs. Clyde Bartlett, from smaller groups !•r dlseussto~ ~ ers in a ~reen conteiner. [ Miss Peggy Folmer ol Co· iltcles thai are to be brought to Holzer Hospital where she bas , on several quesltons for lndi f 'i Mt·s. Prall announced I he lumbus spent the weekend with \ the church. 5 94 been confined by illness. • counw Flower Show to be held her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max i The treasurer reported $6 · Sunday dinner guests of lite Devotwns are Led Nov . .26-27 at the Pomeroy Ele· i ~'olmer and family. . received from the bakeless b~ke Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Bartlett By Mrs. Hartinger • rnentary Srhool building. The Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ztrkle sale recently. A work meetmg and family, J•mes, Mar I h a Devotions by Mrs. J. E. D. dub will participate u"n~ the of Columbus were weekend Will be held on Nove'"ber 8 at and Becky, and Mrs. Edna Hartinger, president, opened a 5nb jerl. "Venus: ~mettm•s guests of relatives In _the area .. the home of Mrs. Fox. . Sines, were their daughter and meeting of the Guild of Grace •· CallP<I Earth's Twin . ' Prov<d· Relattves have rece~~ed word The Soc<ely has Chnstmas lamily, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Episcopal Church Wednesday ing arrangements will be Mrs. !that Mrs. Jack Doddertrk l~u- cards for sale. Orders wtU be Ford and children of Kirkers- evening at the parish house. Robert Reibel. Mrs. Robert ise Jeffers! " tll m f)or.ors accepted by any member . by :ville, Ohio. i Report of the secretary and .I Coats. Mr,. Bruce Lloyd and Columbus. Her room phone. ' treasurer were JIVen till was Mrs Guv Revnolds. Betty . is 215 South. Mrs. Herbert Shields was Ch 1 1. . re ort on the dinner served and . Mrs. .Joh n Werner were Miss Mary Hill of Columbus ' progra~ leader with ,Lbe topic •lire II P I ~o tl:e doctors. Pecans which named to assist w1th the show ·~spent the weekend w1th be r 1\"Christ tan and Htnd•J. ParttCI· Dtnner 18 Held IItle Guild ordered have arriv' plen•. parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. paling in a dialogue were Mr~. A roxlmate 4110 attended : ed and are for sale by the ~~t~w~as~an~n~ou~n~ce~d~t~ha~t=:;,l\'b;:', She was acco~panled back I Roy Donohew, Mrs: . V<rgil h PPCiturcrunZ.hi dlnner of members. The meeting closed ,• by her nephew. Mtchaei Jones, Roush and Mrs. Wtlham Fox. I e D. . Oh' M th w'lh the Lord's Prayer in uni· 1 who spent several days with : Mrs. Ferne Hayman was Po_rtsmouth tslriC . to e · ..... . . MEIGS his grandparents. accompanist for the group sing- ndiSl conference, Saturday s_on_._ __ __ Pomeroy O•t• , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swatzell ing "Jesus Calls Us!", follow- evening at. Valley High School and Mr. and .Mrs. Ralph Kel·l ed by Scripture I Corinthians m Lucasvtlle. . TONIGHT and SATURDAY Bishop Fra_ncis Ge~aldtheEns­ ' ler returned home Sunday af- f3 by Mrs. Gerald Hayman. CLVIS PR£c,LEY In "SPINOUT" ter a week's visit at Canton The group adjourned to the ley spoke usmg as his me, ( tTechnicolnrl with Mr. Swatzel's sister. Mrs. basement where a while ele- The Wa~ of Methodi~Is. Eh·l!i Presley, Shelley . Fa ·Don Blankenship and at Cltar-, phant sale was held. Refresh- Attendmg from lht~ M~r~a barf'~. Deborah Walley, Dume BrBain, Jack Mullaney, Will with Mrs. Swatzel's sister I menls were served hy Mrs. were Rev. and Mrs. . e VI~ 1 . Hutchins. brother-in-law, Mr. and Fox and Mrs. Pearson and a Alktre, Mrs. Ro~ .:arne f' I Colorurtoont: I' and Mrs. Merrill Fairchild. social hour followed. and Mrs. Harry P. m•b ndo Teeny Weeny Meanle United Metltodist churc , a . Doctor Mouw I Rev. and Mrs. Wendell C. ' Tom Thump MAILING A.DDRESS Smitten Kitten hd d · Stutler and Miss Marci-a Admis•ion: 75c & 40e Get-well and birt ay rar s ol Ute Syracuse church. I Sunday, Mondoy, Tuosdoy may be mailed to Everett Sis· November 6-7·8 son, whose birthday is Nov. 7, "MYfTechnicolor) rAIR LADY" at Room 851, Eighth Floor, In Audrey Hepburn, Rex Harr\- care of University Hospital, C<l- PT. PLEASANT son, Stanley Holloway. lumbus, Ohio. County 4-H Achievement ~~~~==. quet is scheduled for Saturday, i November 5, at Ordnance Elementary School in Pt. Pleasant. Registration will begin at 5:45 and the banquet will start I '· 6:30 p. rn. ' All 4-H member• who have ' completed an Individual projI ect is eligible to attend. All Hom. of the adults who wish to attend will be asked to donate 75c for the fabulotu meal. The guest speaker lor this event will be Mr. Harry Miller of New Haven. erllficates, ribbons and project books will be given to the leaders and rec•oR·I ntlion will be given to 1ltose ' Hers wbo eompleted projects . I 1 l .. program with stall! par~~e~,.. lion plus international co-1lpl!"bon to establish immedlltta!Ji new methods to wipe out pollllo f; won." Rhodes said his admJtd;... lion was spetJC!In& f320 ll!lll141' in capital lmprovemenll It r higher educadon and wu pa$o tlng a branch lllllvenity wlthjll 30 mlles of every penoo Ill 1M stale. He said the !ut lqlolalurt Ja. creased the approprlllllm roe higher education I reetft 'II per cent and fir publle lldlooll a record Sl per cent. He IIWI teacben received 1 12M Ja. crease and the per pupi!IIIP' port was illcreased 28 plr··. a. .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/. 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