https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5fc11452ef90dc9bc6605997f291e2b9.pdf cf434fc4c93db9921f0ab14f226469e2 PDF Text Text '< ' ~. I ' ' '. "\ .} Now You Know' Mrs. Russell 0 d e ' ' ./Is IIIIIIIY •• 300,000' women . are believed to · have been executed for witchcraft tn EIU'ope ·between tbo yearo 1484 and 1782.. " Dies Monday ' .. Relatives have learned of the d<:ath of Harriet MerrickRuaseD Monday evening In the Mer<y HospitAl at Springfield :VOL. XXI ' 1 'I ' ' "0 .~ a I'( ' .. ~~ .( . I. ' ' • Devoted To The lnteelll$ Of'l'he MeiR~·Mawn Area NO. 51 FRIDAY,- = July - POMEROY -MipDLE~T, OHIO • 0 \ ~ 19¢8: ·"' \ '~ Mrs. RusseD was the daughter / of w. W, Merrick and Janet Downie Merrick. For many years she was acUVe in the Pomeroy Garden Club and was a charter member of the Meigs C o u n t y The next COWl\Y-wlde highll&ht to take place wOI be tile apo Women's ReJ>Ubllcan Club. Surpeenno:e of the American Wind 5.Yinpbnny on July 25. The fund needed to ba~ !he orcheatra In Pomeroy Is growing. viving U'e a sister, Alice ChamTile orchestra will play from 118 opeelally conatrueted borge at tile berlain, who resided with her in PomeroY; a son, Albert Russell, Pomerot le-. Tbe concert Is free of charge. Columbus; two daughters, Mrs. An lnterestlllg varlecy of selectlona will be presented by the Waltboe Allen, Springfield, and ..,cbestra. some new numbers - u laat year - wW be Included. Duri~W tbe daytime of the coitcert date, orchestra members will Mrs. Lawrence Weed, Columbus; five grandchildren, Michael and work with the blgh scbool bonds of Meigs CowJtr, Mrs. W. P. Locbary Ia beading tile COIIIj)Oign to bring the sym- Patrlda Allen, Springfield; Mrs. pboalc """" to Meigs Couotr. Roaldenls wisbinf, to contribute to James Drum, Muscatine, Iowa, tile fund, wblch wUI be used to PQ the orchestra's fee, m&j' send do- and stepben Weed and Albert D. Russell, Columbus, and one llltlona to Mrs. Locbary at IU High St., Pomeroy. greet1:J'andcblld. HWldreds of uea residents FUneral services will be held Meanwblle, Mrs. Margaret Elturned out twice previously over Thursday at 2 p, m. at the Ewing the past few years to gt ve the or- la Lewis, who annua1ly heads the Chapel wltb the Rev. Shane ofchestra a nice reception during county fair dower show - a real ficiating. Burial will be In the fair highlight - armounces a MrUer qtpearances.. Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends meeting of all garden club presimay call at the CUJ'X!ral home anyOF COURSE, plans are rolling dents in Meigs County for 8p. m. time. along for tbe annual Meigs COW>- this Friday at tile offices of the t,y Fair tbe second week of Aug- Ohio Power Co. in Pomeroy. Nat· urally, the topic will be the lair ust ARTICLES F1LED Tbe Meiga Councy Minist<>rial Dower show, which will include some innovations. Articles of Incorporation have AssrL is working on lts role of Rehearsals for the annual sumproviding for the opening rebeen tlled in Columbus with Secligious services on Morxlay, Aug. mer presentation of the Big Bend reatry of State Ted W. Brown by 11. The association also is ex- Minstrel Assoclation wUJ get un- the Ohio Pallet Co., located in pected to have a displa,y section derwllJ nert week. This wiiJ mark Salisbury Township of M e i g s the 13th annual summer show o( County. Harold fl Blackston, Roy on the groonds. the group and it will be staged R Grueser and Fraffi( W. Portagain on Thursday and Saturday er, Jr., filed the papers, with nights. Blackston, agent. Mrs. Davis of Danville Dies Bertie Mse Davis, 86, widow of Sanlord Davis, a resident of Danville In Meigs County, died at 1:40 p. m. Tuesday in tbe Hillcrest Rest Home at Athens. Mrs. Davis was born JanUiry 3, 1882, at Wi.tcher, w. Va., daugbt<>r of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Grass. Sbe married Sanford Divis in 1900 ln Charleston, W. VL He died in 1953. They lived in Danville since 1918. The tallmringchildrensurvive: ReOOI.n Davis, Nitro; Ernest Dav- is, salem Center; Mrs. Ma b e 1 ' .J • • < j J Goss, Langsvil1e; Samuel Davis, Urbanli and Mrs. Garnet Harleas, Dexter; 23 grandchildren and 20 great·grandchildre!L She was a member of the Dan-ville Church of Christ where services will be held Friday at 2 p. m. with tile Rev. Denver Hill ofllciating. Burial wDI be in Danville Cemetery. Friends m&j' call at tile McCoy Funeral HomeinVintonooThursday !rem 2 p. m. to 4 1od 7 p. m. to 9 p. m. The body will lie In state ror one hour prior to the service oo Friday. MEIGS 111A11E TONIGHT, JULY 3 NOT OPEN Friday, July 4-6-6 "HAW AD" (Technlcolor) JULIE ANDREWS MAX VON SYDOW COLOR CARTOON: CATCH MEOW RuMing time 3 Hrs. 15 Box office closes 8 p.m. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. M~IO N DRIVE·IH TONIGHT-THU.-FRI. July3-4-5 EASY COME, EASY GO ELVIS PRESLEY AND ,.CAPRICE" (Color) DORIS DAY SATURDAY, JULY 6 SON OF A GUNFIGHTER CMetrocoiiX') Ruos Tamblyn, Kleron Moorrel James 0, Philbrook PLUS SINATRA In TilE NAKED RUNNER Ham UFEGUARD TRAINEES - A manber of tee-a In tho Nn 1tt1 ~ Jllfl(or or Senior Life Saving courses at tile New Haveo communlcy swintmllw pool will preaent l'h ollour program 1t 3 p. m. on July 4111 as pert of tile JDdependence Day celebraUon at New Haven. Suzanne Davidson, Red_ Croao Instructor, Is In cbarp. Some of the participants ate, -ted from left, Danny Workman, Bryan Russell, David llussell, Joyce Bradham, Gary Tedesco lnd Larry iloi'Do don; standlng,~s. D1vldson, Carla llqgercy, Cindy Haggerty, Nancy Roulh, Cindy Temett, carol Ra.OOolph ~. on the lifeguard stand, Regina Hesaon, Johnny Burris, Bruce Adama ux1 Libby Brown. Not present were Nicky Barton, Rebo<ca Pugh, Jobony Jones, Cheryl Howard, Hobby Dye, Sbarn Rickard, Debra Rickard, Linda Rousb, Mike Stanley, Donny Dye, Howard Slyre, Bill Burpos, Arnold Weaver and Jode Athey. - Sentinel Photo. 0!00 FIVE-DAY FORECAST By UnJted Press International Coul or mild weather t h e rest ci. this week will warm a little over the weekend. Tem- peratures Thursday through Monday willaverapbelowoor. mal will! bigbs 75 to 80 and lows 55 to 60. Seattered showers mainly early next week are expected to average one'"4!arter inch. GET TROPHY - The third place llcat In the Racine July 4th pecade went to tbe Racine Baptist Cburcb lor Its entry titled "Let'a Hear Freed<m RI.J)g.,.- Sentinel Photo. Pollee Preside Over Marriage Ceremomes SYDNEY, Australia (UP!)_ A yoong gunman today marBecky Nease and Jenny Y..enried the teen - age mother be chini wUJ train dance lines for vowed to kill unless she became SHRINE TO MARCH this year's show, replacing Mrs. his wife. Tbe Twin City lilrlne Club Coleen Ohlinger, busy these days The police cummissioner, will psrticlpste In tile Fourtll with a new arrival whose men the bridegroom had AB::I., of course, expected to of July celebration at Racine. ACCIDENT WAS MINOR kept at bay lor 32 bours before create a new interest in the rac- The psrade will start at 10 a, A minor accident Involving a the ceremony, served as the ing program at this year's Calr m. All members of the 91rine car drlveo by WUIIs R. Frost, wedding witness. is the pari-mutuel betting which are asked to be at tile Racine Chester, lollilllnunldentifiedtMJck After th:3 ceremony, during will be an innovcation to the lo- Jomlor Hlgb Scbool at 9 a.m. was lnvestlgeted Tuoeda,y at 3:· wbicb brldegrOOIIl Wallace MelcaJ fair, A proCessional firm 47 p.m. at tile lntersecUoo o! lish, 23, set aside his automatic will handle all of the betting unRootes 7-124-33 at Rock ~rings. shotgun and two automatic der the supervision of state inVETERANS MEMORIAL Sherif! Roliert C. Bartenbach'a rUles, pollee served him coc.., HOSPITAL spectors.. departmont laid a truck attempt- cola and cake. They told him Admissions- Mildred Wltllee, ing to make a sharp turn scrap- that if he now gave himself up IT's VACATION time again Pomeroy; Emmett Bartels, Syra- ed Frost's vehicle _which was as promised, they would carry am let us wish you a safe trip. cuse. stopped tor a traffic signat'Ulein- him off to a mental hospital. Dlscbarges - Earl Heal, Lil- tersection. No injuries or arrests Meigs Countians are everywhere Mellish told tile pollee to give this swnmer. Attractive Eleanor lian Maynard, Wanda Russell, were rep1rted. him an hour am a half of Kay Schneider of Syracuse is enLinda Brogan. married life and then he would MARRIAGE AIIPI.ICA TIONS joying Hawaii thoroughly, she surrender. -Cllllord Earl Brown, 59, Rut. writ<>s - lots of swimming and Tbe Rev. Clice Paton of Long land, farmer, and Vifgie Ree sunshine. PLAN INSPECTION Bay Jail performed tile ceremoBy the way, just where are you Inspection wUI be held when Burford, 57, Rutland; Bemy Lee 1\Y tl11t ended · the long pollee vacationing'? the Melgs County Pomona Grange Branham, 19, Pomeroy, and All- siep! of the house where Mellis meets at 8 p. m. Friday at the cia Jane 9Jrtace, 17, Mi4dleport. Rock Springs Grange Hall. CoSHOP FRIDAY end SATURDAY honbil Grange will serve refreshments. bad held Beryl Muddle, 18, and ber 11-weelHlld baby, Leslie. ' with Mellish bad cbasecl away. gunllre two pollee wbo bad cc:me to serve a warrant cbarglng blm will! burpary. He then vowed to kill the mother, tbe baby and hlmsell unless be married Miss Mnddle. He also threatened the killing If police tried to Ioree blm ou~ Police said Misa Muddle's parents okayed the sbotiun marriage. Pollee Commissioner Norman Allan got a eourl order. ... Make Elierfelds ' :;: ·. · In Pomeroy Your Shoppl11g Ce..ier; : < MASON - Julia K. HeiUIOil)', 57, died Tuesday In a Huntingtoo hospital. She wss born April 23, 1911, bere, tile daugh. ter ()( tile late PbllUp aod Ag. nes Mc~iahon HBIIlOS)'. 9\e was also preceded In death by one brother, WOllam. She Is survived by a sister, Mrs. Margaret Snead, Charlestoo; a brotber, Phillip Hemoll)'. Pt. Pleasant; one balf.brotber, Clyde Henooll)', Cbsrlestoo, aod a half-slater, Mr1. Elsie Mor. gan, Charleston. Miss Hemosy was a member ()( tile St. Josopb Catbollc Cburcb of Meoon. Fomeral services will be held at tile cburcb Tbursda3 at 11 a.m. will! burial In tile Catbollc Cemetery. The Rev. Father H. A, Ryan will otnclate. Rossry IMlrvices will be bold tbls evenIng at 7:30 al the Fogteoonl! Funeral Home. Friends Ill"¥ call at tile fUneral home an,ytlme. TITLES REPORTEil Titles for 118 new and 158 uand vehicles were issued through the Utle dlvlsloo of Meigs COUJl\Y clerk of courts omce ln June. Clerk Evelyo Lucke said t b e breakdown of new vehicles included 18 trucks, elgbt trail. ers, 13 cycles and 79 cora, and bl u'IEid vehicles, there were 140 cars, one trailer, four cycles ilnd 13 tMJcka. 8TORFS TO CLOSE All Department()( U<JJor eon. trot stores, apoclea ilnd otrlces will be cloled Tbursda3. July 4, In observance or Independence Do,y, a legal hollda,y for state employees. 9:30. 1.-: 109: ~~~ .I!IIICI!!IIII• """!'••• said . ,.~ :jjfil!if 'tlelQlt!oo waa Ju- lor re• " -~ lid •lllliouneed In 111110011 .. · ' Cclnmunlota tried to atop tile stralc!!ortresaes will! missile ... ' "· ·' RiJIGIW .. r "Rosewood" Napped Thermal Point, 35% Rayon, 30~ Cotton, 35% Polyester. Aut, Colors Pink, Gold, Blue ., ~· I lofllert S\ron1eil ShrinkS lebl :. '·\ " or ftllerglas• COni Tbe Polnloo tire sideWall• flex ... but Nbl Off llka tho be~ pllu hold the paDtf, .. . Ius tr..d firm ,.,. mileaae. squirm- 72x84 · The !toad . ~~: ti.I J .... open. (. tnabllfll·the tread to arijl. ordlyraacft. betttr an wit . . Beige, · ' . cado; ,Gblcf. Low Pnllle Design Ullllua the tiime trpe low, bro1cl ch~rac ..riatic:t of racial tires to produce areatu tlabllltJ and' better aturin1 control In tba fum 1 tnd on nrv"· WICer llJid · All · 1 road for· ·~ra-footed ttop.a. tnd · ' < ' ' . · :·in Fwlil!Vear' ' (, ·' County Road .. . eounen ;.-; Ray May Use Insanity Plea IJaprtYed "TidiYII" of the Tourism committee, aald, "Touriam is tl!lrd rllllked In tbe state's maf\11 tndustrles In dollar Income but that tbla Ia not the caBe In aoutlleaotern Oblo. We are trying to make the bual•seman awareoftbe tromondous potential lor dollar Income from tills alllll'<e." John P. Irwin, executive vice president of the AutAmoblle Club of Southern Oblo, and a director In the SEORC, observed tlw.t tbe COUncil, lor the lint time In soutbeaatern and oouthern Oblo, Is undertaking tbe task of ldemlftcatloo of attracUOIIS and the coordlneUon of many lndlvld,.. GOP Count Temperatures Saturday through Wedoeeday will average below normal wtth blgha In tbe 70s aod low 80s. Lows will average 55 to 60. Scattered sbOifors early next week are eXI)ected to total one quarter to one-balf !ncb. Legion Slate Is Installed Eighth District WASHINGTON- (NEAT- Richard M. Nixon probably wiD arrive In Miami lor the GOP Convention with 753 delegate votes assured or leaning his way, according to a highly authoritative survey <onducted by dlatlnRuished Washington political observer Bruce Bios· sat. It could assure blm a first· ballot nomination, with 86 more than the 667 needed to wtn. The detailed countdown is on page (• 8• New York's late starting Gov. Nelson Rocke!eUer trails with an apparent 37U votes. California's Gov. Rooald Reagan has a probable 149 votes. Another 61 are undecided or committed to favorite sons. Of these, 58 are being held In a bloc by Ohio'• Gov. James A. Rhodes-but are expected by Buckeye State political ob· servers to get on the Nixon bandwagon. Significantly, sinee lliossat's last countdown conducted in Isle May, N"IXOII picked up 44 additional votes. The major gains came from Maryland where the former VIce Presi· dent snatched 16 votes from RockefeUer. Nine more were taken from Rocky iD Pennsyl· vanla &Dd Reagan lost 10 to Nixon in Miaslaalppl. See page (8 l for the count· Home ..... fllmorOr. ~:'"by ·reuonortn­ "'eat li\c v. . *· A u~·· lmproftd, loftJ·Wtarlnl Tuf1yn rubber, touah••• rullobtr Cood)'ear ever uted Ia tiNa, adda •••raJna for. mll•cJ41 and lfl:u~lar bod)' IIN81th. ' -.,II' ·~ . soelal eo. tbere. _ Arrest Made • lR Shootings COLIJMBUS (IJPl) - 0111 maD was arrested early today !ollowlng a sbootlng locldent Ia wblch four teeHgen I I r e d sbcquna at a group of ahy..U"' era, volunteer !!reman and ... In the viDl&e ()( DariQdale, about eight mlloa fl. bere. Franklin Couotr Sborlll'a Hputles said the tee._s tried to break ~ I Fourth of July parcy being held by the ColuJII.. bus ~vers Assoclatloo at their camp In Darb)'dalo. The sbootlng OCCIU'red the alcytlhers chued the tee"' - · to the village fire .... Uon, wbere o• of the 110)'1 ap. eoed tire IIIII! 1 abotpl. 0111 fl. tile skYdivers pulled a fire • 1arm switch, l>rfDalos 12 firemen to the acene. Deputies arrested one or tbo yCJUths. He was lclentllled u WIJ. llam Jollll)', 19, ol ~ p.pitlos ui4 1IWI'IIItl . _ laautei tor the arroot ot tile 1111>o or teelllgera oo IJWwitblotenttotnllllld.NO- . was ........ted uqtheolaiMII... . ColaiW tSpealdt.g of SchQOls-No. 4 7 is Proud · < . all\l orpnilatlon effort& •· Tho aoclal bOur and dl.meeUJW wDI be preceded b7 • golf tournamOI!t oo tbo pluoh 11 hole Elks 1a,yout. Dick Film,"""'" merclal for Genanl Telephcmo, Ia tourmmont ...,.. ager. Flun Ia worlllnl out I handicap tourlllmonl with prlaea In several divlalooa. T h e ment ma-r aald be -eted .:oiler• from moot of tbe 14 counties represented by t h I SEORC. Last year 53 coJlltn participated. Play lllaY bo&ln u early as 10 Lm. Carl Dahlbers. a dlHctoc ol the Council, said that lollowlai tile dlmer wblcb wDI be&ln at 6:30, a Jll'OBl'llll !IX' Tourlllll devol-tnt wDI be - llqtthor acloptiiiiMir rQieft••·--A and be irddfil tbat tbl• 11"'1' am Is a lllurlam committee effort. ndlota for the gulf menl, hdor a n d - or Just the sociAl hdor IIIII dlmwr may be purcbase<l locall,y from John Allen at tbe Electrl< Co., In Gallipolis, ..,.; Jack Wollab, In Middleport, at the Electric Commander Maurice Ricketts lnotalled otncers 1lben Drn Webster Post 39, American Legion, mot at tho post bome. Installed were Donald 111111nell, commander; Paul easel, first vice commander; Elza GO. more, second vtce commander; Loollard Jewell, finance olftcor; Kemeth Harris, adlutanl; Edgaa: Van Inwagen, sargeant-U-arma; Robert Vaugban, lour y e a r trustee; Frri Cheeaebrew, ihaplalo; Russail Moore, unexpired truJtee wrm. Commlltee l'tl)Ol1a were lllv.. and a l'tl)Ol1 ,.. glveo on services held lor q,e late James Greathouae. A ehlcken )>adlecuo was p!amOd fDr !bJda,y 011 tbo plea,!' ~~aqta :told newldnen at a upper parklllll lui Ia doWn. ' tlonal~ioe0!1tblle Robert Burtooi • . . _ 1 llj!Oita ecllcatlonal uillllance Ia Vtot:· 111m and rtitreabmlnla ..., mEASEMENT SOUGHT ~- 111111 CCIIIIdbe roland," ved by ·CudAil acUon iQ' \ho State Depan. IIIMI 11!4. "All pteaa are beof Higbways lor an ..... lWUIIAGE APPLICATION ~~ed and ~ed CIUI. ment over property ol Deonlo Pm "'*'lldU!n& ot ...,..., evBurt f'rii*Un, Cllrlat~aa!- 20, t. Faeemo,yer for Jll&bwoy fm.. '..,Y ~ ~ Ia 011 No boo s. ltiril1• • .brela ....... pro-~nt baa been dledin Melp dopoUu edded. ~·" I' Cox, 19, botli "' Rt. "Ailiaa)o. commonpl•s court. ' ' "''t or dry PIVtMtDII. lllllber ~g. comfort In 50% rayoi\ ; . ~% 10% cottqn. ~ . Gold, I!Jue. ''Loc!lllde8t" Uur own . II your guarauiH Up to a" wli!Jr than conventioDil tires- P.~•• ,.ora rubbn qn ilie lltrll Oft ·-:. tM ~t•stln~ove(ig~ ·yetffil'im•\1 crown area. Dies Thursday Abandone• Plans are completed lor tile annual SEORC Golf Tour~amont a n d Touriam meeting ot tile Portsmouth Elks Country Club Th1U'sda3, July 11. The Tourlom committee Is in charge of tbe day-long a!!alr. E. E. Davia, president, said tile event is one part of tbo SEORC prognm to promote and develop soutbeestern Oblo. The Tourism meetlos Ia one of a series held by the council to promote tourism In the regloo and to bring out the !mportaoce of thls traffic to tho ecODOIIIj' of southeastern Oblo. Howard Th01111'SOO, cbalrman ibo.nt Ruth Oay, 63 Holdt the tread firm on the rotd •.. retltll tqulrm .. , redutea rob-off waer ... Improve~ . mlle1J8. PolUI.d for pound, flbllrsl••• 11 llronier thaa ateel-u:tu prottcllon aaalnat brulte dama1e In the , *"-ctlventll. k in a row in one of 1he war's prost•••· Chapman· Cana•ay Shoe Store --~rwoHJts tread IOMs Its d 'f". bl ~n:~=~~.m~~ La e ·Bri ge ~ um es ·vii'N' IRD Mayors 'I' Ask H I J. 0 ep ..,...m·;.. and durability of nylon. Vytacord - polyetter cord apecHinlly d• 'Yeloped for llr.,.. . . tction or ttie penal Clfficer who has been warden since 1961. MaxweD, 59, presently Is bospliA!Ized will! a lung and cbeot aliment and exhaustlmt Maxwell bas not submitted bls reslpatlon as yet but bas lndlcated be wUI retire at tile end of tbo montll. ' Kclloskl joined tile corrections department staff tn 1950 as a paycbologlst at tile Oblo Penltentiary. . . LONGVIEW, Waab. (UPI) ed setlously. Oro. . An aid wooden foot · bridle over ,,Moil o1 the injured wereyoww ~.!l\U, . ~.,.,...... ~ .Q!IJQ, ...,.. l'IILIIJ!QI<eaanea • •111 · ~~ctlli!l!oedlbua: ~·· ·•119 qulekl,y scramblad tho ~t.e:.r::=-.cJ-.v n)alrt, throw111iroo.;ers;: · .. ii...; 'ilii111ie -aliei ·uw;irau. '· ,. . '· . ~ ~clalePIIoa'• 11!11! Dhlll,c;Vlllter&Ws ~ ~f ~-.. ro'l\:l tieveJopmenl IIIII glc Air Ccnuitand bomb e r 0 lnlci shall011 water IS ·f110t b&- Paul Morris,. Loogview, aald be was waiting to cross the six "1'\•.Ni\~ean .1111! North Vlobla· IIIII< tederal IIICIIIelal')' u~lll­ Tbursda3 nw at least two low. ,• ...,.· !lfl'lllllqra ba~ met Jl 111<8 1H ealabllahlna a 1..o<a1 Gov· lur!ace •'fu olr illlsailes (SAMa) EJahey were treated at two loot wlcle bridge, wblcb was "a.. · ~, liije;: oiDce ·•thejr dlocuaaiGna erruilent Semeos O!lloe. · fired at tbem. Both mlaaed. local bospiiA!s for mloor lnJIU'- bout ball a cicy block long," wben :CIIlfined · ~ _1s: Tbey b ave .~ plrlcO would place tbo unllea su!rered In tile mlsbaJI, wblcb It started sagging In the mldcDe. It was the first time in two occurred as , large crowd left u'I11ere was a roarlng. crack)10 1b6 Nortll voroll,)"a -rtise ilnd pbyslcal · ··~lttDamee, bave insisted tbe !aciiiUea at tho dlsp>sai ()( com- month a the North Vietnamese had an lll:lependence Day ttreworka lng noise," he said, "and the ·.~ Statea bait om condition- munlcy olllclale to belp aolvo lo- got a sbot at tile blgbollylng S. display at Lake Secajawoa State bridge started lalllng, slowly at lira~ throwing people together all bombing or Nortll VIII-' ea1 &DVernment problema. 52s, Five of tile stratoforts bave Park. 111m. Tbe Americans have de- · Plamlng talka with olllelals creaahed due to acddenla In VletHospitAl spoke11111en said all IB It went doW!L" Morris said the structure span.;....- 11a1101 respond to a par- . In Washington, D. C., Wednosda3, oam but none bas been lost In but seven or those admitted were 1111 bombiDr bait ordered March July 24, are Mayers .Raymond combat despite repeated Hanoi treated and released. None of ned a narrow section or the lake those held overnight was lnjur- and. was about 15 feet above the a~ by aealblg doMI lighting In li1epard of Athens; John Tlnsle, bolate. water, which he estimated to be , !Jouth.VIetnam. Cambridge; Diehard Gerberdt, lbout nvv feet doeo. .; · A 12t11 seos•.on Is ""hoWled CircleYIIIe· Jolin Lulu Mutloa Beeauae of tile danger of mls·~ , ' • 1181<1 Wliek. Forry; Mark Kinney, Mmmt Vor- aUes. the B52a have rarely ~. JW Nortll VIetnamese aovem- non, and James Rupert, Well- until tills week - ventured Into continued Ita bard line to- stoo. Among Oblo UnlveraiQ' or- North VIetnam. But u. S. spokeai'q111 by ·_,;lq .~and, ·~ .. flcl,lla part.lo~tlq In the lAlka .men revealed that since Suoday Rulli Green Clay, ~. NU.oa, \bib Korea they 111\ist s to II will bo PresideD! Vert1011 R. Al- the huge bomber• bav~r pounded Oblo, died July 4111 IP a M~ , ljlll((lng troops to SoUth Vletlwn c1ea and oui Dlreclor W• r d North Vlotrmneoe territory 27 GUead HoapltAI followiog I leng,.,.. by . aptn detnanding an WI- Scbram. Dale Knutaell, Mutloa times - 11 times Inside the bor•: liiPdJtlmal and to U, S. bomb- FerrY director ()( deVelopment, der of tbe Demilitarized Zone thy Woesa. Sbo was !ormoriJ< of LONDON (IJPO - Art1ur J. Meigs CowJtr, and 16 dmes above. •'lnil. will also 1tlen4. Hanes said today be bad ''olfiSurvlYiag are her huaband, GeOrge, Niles; a son, Wayne clally" accepted the job ()( ded~ · o . , .. , w · o~o . •>' '.,.,.~ . o~ ·'ijW "" "<~Wo'o·o·,·,·,·o·o:oO<o'o~ · <>:•§•'o'• ~· ~ t ... ·~·········:.······.'... ~'.' ... :' . •• • • :;.:;~~ ;o: • • .::::* :..:::::..:::.:~====~===:·: ";o.-!0:•. :::.: Green, Wells, Oblo, and Mrs. fending accused aasusin James Elsie Caria. Martel; two £l'l.nd- Earl Ray. Ha said he might use Trllfllc deaths today wer~ rwmlng behind NaUoral Safecy cblldren, and one greet-grand- a plea ()(Insanity if Ray lsbrwght predictions lor tbls 101111 Fourlb o1 July holiday weekcbllcl. lile wao preceded by ber to trial In America lor tile snJ. per sllJ(ng of Dr. Martin Luther end. . T be cooineil, wbl•h p~•ted up to 800 would die on tile first huobood, Frank Green. ' neUoo' s hl&ln!V• ·frOOt ~ p.m., Wedneoday to ,mfdnlsht SundaJt, Funecal services will be bold King Jr. ··r: Hanes, the former m~ c1 said earl¥ trendo lndlcated the preclucUon ml!lht not be MSlturday at tile PIIUson and AlBirmtnaMm, Ala., arrived 1D lllled. len Funecal tn Caledonia . . ' London today to confer will! Ro,y A United Preaa lnleroatlollal cOWII at 10 LDL (ED'I') and gravealcle aarvicea wDI be lhOIIed at least 190 poraqna ·ldlled In traffic accldante stnee ccxducted Sunday at 1 p.m. at the in the · American's maximum setbo holiday perlod. bepn l WeDs eamewry at Downlngton. curlcy Londoo ceU. Ray Is llibt· lng ·extradition to the United A breakdoWn Of accldioillal death: Statoa. NEW CO!fl'RAC'I' "Ferhapa there will be a plea Oblo Unlveraltr lias .........,_ rt not fiii(IQ' aod there Ill"¥ be ed I lin $703,1188 -act with Jllea• tn defense of that tbe U, S. ~QO • for ....,._ - , .~- ~, Jlle<IP For the smooth, no-thump rtde of rayon combined with the ttrenath undorloect The &riHina: About 100 members ofLocal 677 of the County, State and Municipal Emplnyos unloo went on strike last week In protest of clcy couocll's fill· B52s Pour Bombs on Panhandle ~=~~~~ =~=~==~~;::~=~===~=~=~:~ .IIIMi the ·.w,a: IOda.Y ()( HanOJio ·l!liPU•• at the VIetnam will' SI.Jn II fil•t cars lllltlek •II Two plies of glllll.alle ''Yytlmni"Polyeste~ 1:0n1 t~ of COrwtritional tirq ltndl to &Qutc!ih •nd etow up a five per cent PI)' inerease. . , ~ARIS (IJPl) - ASofietpledge FOR MfN, WOMEN, CHILDREN D71·14 lublltu The < Koloski today was named to replace Ernie MaJ<WaJI as warden oC the Oblo state Penitentiary wblch was struck by a riot June 24. Tbo announcement was mode by Martin 1. Janis, director of the Department of Menial l!f'gtene and Corrections. Koloski Is presently bead of the Cbllllcotbe eorrecUonal 1J>. oUtuUoo. Koloski wW take over Mono SAIGON (UP!) - V. S. B52a struck North Vietnam's South.. day on an actiog basis until the ern Panhandle lor tile flftb day ' wUte or r.. atnpe Phil U .H fld. l1. Tullld old tilre. oqulnlli ... an eriler on Hand is ~"!~- .~C:::.~~._Program on Tourism .,IIi.., 35.35 ¥::1 lold. EAST LIVERPOOL, Oblo (UPO - Public emJ)Ioyoes In thla community or 23,000 were back on their Jobs today after overwbelmlrw)J! accepHng ,; Stronger SHOP FRIDAY ••• .dY as... Convtntional tlrt fHirta flex • " SAvE BENEF1T SCHEDULED NEW YORK ·(UJ'O-. A special benefit basketball game In bonor of tbe late Dr. Martin Luther King will be played In tbe Singer Bowl in Flushing, N, Y., it was announced Tuesday by tbe Southern CbrlaUan Leadership COnference, New York Majtor Lindsay and Oscar Robertflon. The game, involving 30 players from the National Basketball Association, will be played 15. ., Han . 01 s , • Julia Hennosy Dies Tuesday :. ~ .: F1RST PLACE Tbe !loot o! Haclno Boy Scout '1\roop 241, Utled "~irlt of '76," waa the llrot placa winner In tbe Jildependenee Day celebcatlon at Racine ThiU'sda3. A lacge crowd was 011 band lor the pll'lde and to aee Jim Rouab, acoulmaster, reeelve tbe trophy. - Sentinel Pboto. WON SECOND - The Racine Motllodlst Church, with a float Cll'I')'!JII sewral Pllllla IIIII wltb "United Aa We Stand, Dlvlcled We FlU" aa Ita title, won second plleo In the !loat ...-.,. tloo 1t tile July 4111 parade In Bacino. .. • .....,.at ...,...fl....., •• , . . �030 ' ~ ' ; ' ..' ' Whit- • were Jay ngle J, ~a . om 1 single, add A. Dadomatrlp 100-141 ' defeat· - - .. 002 OX- 6 0 • Urn " -' c. s-.M • ' -86 ' ' '' ' 1: C I. ·Wee CUp~· ' Waa OT rea d apology is blo crew's we ould so y" and Y u Ca victory, WUll e er to ed his . ) and we. WP- In the Romo (1..0). LP- ance (7 -9). I· to valb!Ciover Mlru~sota Amerl Leaglle. • and 7-1) 7 0 p. D CTD IS Full P sible F m Pneumcmia Attack II ill th R ' ' erica oy Plea t. Sta d by Cl Don Rob r '• Gamer. I slal>ds at r AY E • Y7-11 M. TO 10000Q.o. 70 e •. 00002004x-670 C aoce, (8), the Mack J s w . (8) alld Ro • ~le•ce to •rtz (3), Homo ( , '• U ?" .--- N STADT, M.D. I '~ I ' .' ' ; ' ' I!UFF cn1 • I. Pt I .. 50 30 • 25 u ' • 11 ,518 8\\ • 13 9 • 38 9 ' 2 .188 ll • 8 II 41 . 412 44 ,443 I h •1 run. Gel · ed th OYt I the elgbth and Smith, with the 1, · s given an in hen llemaske • e play Yia .41 11Ph 33 ' sui • t 3, 2al lilt LOI OUTFIT 19.95 17. r 6-11) ot • !llo5) 11 p· ~ on It -"'!!t y .... J'OIII tuntiolu w., G. I o4 ., ,,;, ,. ."•........,,,. ;, . tbe d • f ' '. .' . ' ' ~. - ·.. Ca e aR oluf n . ' ·" at ~M. �030 ' ~ ' ; ' ..' ' Whit- • were Jay ngle J, ~a . om 1 single, add A. Dadomatrlp 100-141 ' defeat· - - .. 002 OX- 6 0 • Urn " -' c. s-.M • ' -86 ' ' '' ' 1: C I. ·Wee CUp~· ' Waa OT rea d apology is blo crew's we ould so y" and Y u Ca victory, WUll e er to ed his . ) and we. WP- In the Romo (1..0). LP- ance (7 -9). I· to valb!Ciover Mlru~sota Amerl Leaglle. • and 7-1) 7 0 p. D CTD IS Full P sible F m Pneumcmia Attack II ill th R ' ' erica oy Plea t. Sta d by Cl Don Rob r '• Gamer. I slal>ds at r AY E • Y7-11 M. TO 10000Q.o. 70 e •. 00002004x-670 C aoce, (8), the Mack J s w . (8) alld Ro • ~le•ce to •rtz (3), Homo ( , '• U ?" .--- N STADT, M.D. I '~ I ' .' ' ; ' ' I!UFF cn1 • I. Pt I .. 50 30 • 25 u ' • 11 ,518 8\\ • 13 9 • 38 9 ' 2 .188 ll • 8 II 41 . 412 44 ,443 I h •1 run. Gel · ed th OYt I the elgbth and Smith, with the 1, · s given an in hen llemaske • e play Yia .41 11Ph 33 ' sui • t 3, 2al lilt LOI OUTFIT 19.95 17. r 6-11) ot • !llo5) 11 p· ~ on It -"'!!t y .... J'OIII tuntiolu w., G. I o4 ., ,,;, ,. ."•........,,,. ;, . tbe d • f ' '. .' . ' ' ~. - ·.. Ca e aR oluf n . ' ·" at ~M. �., .w..' ildtT. p. .., ~~~~t) 1ur. lilllle ~ ~ SChoOl , ' 'VISTA MilAM~ GOlF =:~~~..:~ . ' P• m. COIDmuntoontS cia•• .<;oti. :MJITHODIST - -~··· • '' .. . M.Asot( ~w~ v'AJ . ' Jll'dlf, Zp.;Jil. .· · · · Rev. .Stuller~ po,lllot, JFJIOVAll'S wml....,. Lor• ~ ScbDol, 10 a. "'-' Clh'o , U l'1 c~ ~i:lldl;;,u;;..,. woi'lhlll """"· SUnaq; Bible loeture> 9:80a.m.; 11 1om. ' , ·, Wlleh '1'oWtr itllllr; 10:8ila. m,; _RA~E ¥EJ'HODIST - .lilllli , , "om"' . . .,_ LAUREL CLIFF FREE IIIETHOIISI' CHURCH - Sunday &mol 9:30 L m.. morning worsblp, 10:10 a. m., ev«dng wor~, · 7:~ P. m.; WN~e~, Chriatllil Youth Crusaders, 6:30 p. m. IIDCI pra.yer OJeOt:lqj, 7:30 p.m. Thursc~Q, choir p1'3Ctlce, 7 p. m. R. Eugene GUJ, IISstor; Phil Wlae,&ol/t. DEXTER CHUHCH OF CliRISI' -llonnle Bussell, pastor. Nol'o C. WUJ, s~t. ~ SCbool I:30 .. rn.; WorshiP r.ervlce, 10:30 a. m, Chrll\lln Fololwr ~;;1T CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE -Sunday School ·1:30 a, m.; Morn!,. Worship, 10:20 L · m.; EWDIIw Worsblp, 7:10p.m.. PrQer eeniees, 7:30 p. m. W.lldl!'. SUnday School ~Ill, Paulino McCUn11Jck. Pulllr, Rev. Morris M. Wolfe. . CHESTER CHURCH OF COD-'l11o Rtf, Cbe-Bryut,.,.-. S1JIIIay Sehool, 9:30 a.m.;· War. lldp sentce, 11 a. m.; E9eDiJw ·-.hlp, 7:30 p, m.l'rl!'or aon· · Ice • TUelllll, 7:30 p. m. Yootb , Sorvlco, 1l:urlldl!', 7:30 p. m. - • y slals, llrat Salunll!' ol --. HEIIIOCII GROVE Chrlatlan Clarch • Jomoo Qui.....,., -·· JUD'i ~ "-Oj'' III!PL cam-lild011~· oai-.I!IDaon!ct,9:30 a. m.; SlldQ' Scbool, 10:30 a.m. y - - · So:ndaJ, 6:30 P. m.; Pr• hlqr ...ry SUI!dl,)', 7 MT, UNION BAP'I\')T ·Rev. Cecil Cox, paltm'. Sunday School OIQlOrlnlendenl, Lorl')' Clark. Sundl!' School, 9:45a.m.; SundaY evening \0f01'5h!p, 7:30; Wedno•· day prayer and Bible llludy, 7:30 p.m. Carpenter News, NotesMr. Orville Wooclyeard, Tren1m, N, J., called on Mr. 1 n d Mrs. Earl Starkej' on S.turday. Mr. Woodyard, who redred trmn SuTroN I!ETHOIJl'>T - Rev. John w. Kimbler, paltm'. Sunday Scbool, 10:30 a. m,; Worship servtce, 9:30 L m., second aM fourth Sunday oacb month. CHESTER CHURCH OF T H E Na.arene - Rev. Herbert Grate, Harrisonville Society News government service recently is moving to Nortll C&roli:a where he wDiteach on lho college le,.l. By MRS. JOliN STOUT Mrs. ldl Dennlsoo of Salem Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waggoner Center spent a few days with her called on Mr. and Ml·s. Fern sister, Mrs. fl!'e Jordan. GUlogly. Mr. and Mrs. C11fton Fraley Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gibson and h soo, Mallory, Mr W, VL, visited were guests of Mr. and Mrs. er parents, • and Mrs. carl Greenlees, KUla RlK>des, who hal WII8BOO"r S.mdl!'. ~-- vi Rev. Max Donahue preached ~ siting the Fraleya, re- at the Presbj'lerlan Church on turned to the home of her grand- SundiJ! nl porento. On Saturday, the Fraeve II& leya, Mrs. Greenlees and RIUt, Mr. Eal McGrath went 1o Lowere dinner guests of Mr. and gan, Oldo, lo visit Mrs. Moille Mrs. Dtrl Hooper and daughters McGrath. or Alhons. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Rhodeo Mr. and Mrs. ThcmasByrdand IIlii Mr. llldMrs. Richard Rhodes children of Huntlrwtm, W. VL, and children of Dunbar ue vac~ bue mcved Into lho house re- dooing In F1orlda. eeatly vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Iva Donohue has solcl her P. IL Lavern Jordan and lamUy and hou!e trailer and bought a home ~ by to which she will move soon. Till:: RIJTLAND COMMUNITY ~lho Jordana. .,_ u-•~ Bla ~.0011 d Mr•- Avo Gilkey bought the ~ch- Rev. AmosTillls,••aIJU-•• --.r.ri.. c"" In , Mrs. Gnce Karr hmle. tor. SUDdl,y School, 9:30 Lm. ., dauPter, Usa Dye, visited wltb •·· 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence East.Worship senlce, 11 Lm••, Rob- .... ... WX ea, Paul and W, C. Peck. o111o L(-~ and e1~ man, Mr. and Mrs. ·Arthur Goodor! Soortea, iOmday Scbool s... ._,. r " ~• r ~•e• In, Mr. lnd Mrs. Ilona mume~> WedDelldl!' ~ •· porl,..ndent; Mrs. Henry w--""'-c. : (,..,. - Mrs._ ~ella Artx and mcellng, 7:30 n.m. YOUIII' ~,__..t o·'-"'• 111o •· · ~•.. oJ!e called on· Mr. ·'"""" I ......,.. wiMOraJ .,.., r.uowahip Sunaay, 7p.m.; '"' otDinaY •·-· Mrs. Fern GW""'· Ollq!.y - •-•~ ...,.. worship, 7:30. """ on S.... Mr s. UIU• ~dly afternoon. ouug rema1 ns 11 Mr. and Mrs. Dwalllll Jon!an, Veterans Memorial Horpllll but DANVILLE PILGRIM Hollneas Cburch- Charles fbzer1 lJl&tor'i Bryan and llelllt, Joined 0 group Is smnewhallmproved. Mr. and Mrs. Denny Ash moved Adrt Solcko Sunday School~·"' or frlendo for a picnic at lho home lnteodont. SuDciQ School, 9:30 .. of /olr, lnd.Jolra. Jim Blowfi'-IOII- _tram pt PleaSIDI. .to a.Jioale · neor Dexter recently. ' ', ...... WOl'thiPoervlce, 10;301. ... ' aon, McArthur. Don Cheadle, son or Mr. and Mrs. Mamie Newlun has r• Youth IIIII Junior youth service, Mrs. Rex Cheodle llleDded tile turned home from the bosPllal ' 6:t5 p. m. EveninK ...rShJp, 7:30, . l'ro!irer and pra!Je, w-~. Form Bureou y..:U. Fcderollon and I• allying will> her daughtor. Week at Olterheln Collep, Mrs. Freda Cersey, Mrs. Rulh ' 7:30. Mr. IJid Mr•. Leon Woodrum Snodgrtso and chUdren visited UNITED FAITH CHUI!CH. Neue Settlement - Robert E. and famJiy of Mcl\rthur spent a Mrs. Arix. · !mith, Sr,, t!Uwr. iOmday SCbool day will> her mother, Mrs. Murl Mr. George Young ud famtly o! Braden, Mr. Noel Young and - ~-Mitaon. Galtway. \' &!odl.l SChool, 9:30 a. m.; ,..,_ Mrs. Robert stout lsvi•idngin famtly o! Daytoo, Mrs. Kalher\ lhlP IOrvlco, 10:30 .. m. and Eltzabethloo, Tenn., wllh her lne Hoalotae and ramtJy o!W..,._ . 7:30p.m. each Sunday. Mtlkosk daughters, Mrs. Dave Raynard ville come for the funeral of ' pn,yer meeting, Wednosdl,y, 7:30 lnd Mro. Eslel Kirby, their lam- Dona Young. Wea and other relatives In that are:.. KENO ·CIRJRCH OF CHRrlTMr. and MrL Carrol ..J.P.• gerd and !amlly and Mrs. zena ts30 .. m. Rev. Howard Mayne, formerly of Coolv!Ue, who 1s 111o new minlator on 111o Albol11 United Moll>odist Charge, held services at Temple Church IOmday mor!Dlg. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Perry spent iOmday In llo¥loo will> Mr. and Mra. Errol Pickel! and RlcldL Rlcldl returned home with BRADFORD CHURCH OF • CIUIIST - Charlo• Russell, pas1m, Rlchtn! GilkeY, !qlt. Sun· day Scboc!!o 9:30 a. m.; Mornl'll Worsldp, 10:80 L m.; Eve.W. -lblp, 7 p.m. Woctnolldi!'Blblo lllatly, 7:30 p. m. llf.OBGANIZED CHURCH W Jo... Chrlat or Latter D 1 y Saint~, Portland • Ractno ll<lod. ~ School, 9:30 .. m.; Mor.. 1111 WorahJp, 10:30 L m. iOmday -'ow -vice at 7. W-sday - . . : . - • r service, 7:30. Elder Frodtrlek J, Sto- J::r• I, ~<,. w..,._ NormiD lllcCaln, -rlnlondonl., J!!>ro!Cll.l WMkl.\< II 9:30 a, m. l'rel<blal,llnl and thlrdSundl!' ol !I1CDb by Cborloa Russell o! ALFRED METHODL~T ; 1'111'1 A. Cislo, peator. Sunday , School at 9:30, Lloyd DUlt~r, a.pL WorahlP sorvicea 1110:45 ' Von Swartz, Iay-leoder. aervlco iOmday eveolng p. m. wlt!llho Rev, CaaWedDolllay, 7:U p. m., preyCHURCH OF - Jamoa lL Smlllt, Plo- Sehool. 9:30 Lm.; E,.... Church aor· s.m.1 evo.W., 7:30 blllaY. Prayer aor- Perry of COlumbus were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Dunlpn IJ'Id other relatives here. them and wm sperd aome time here with relatives. Thoao callhw at the homo of Mr. and Mrl. Mondal Jordan and Waltor 011 Sunday wholJ> Mr. Jor. dan celebrate hia birthday were Mrs. fll'eJon!an, Mra. blaDe.,. olson, Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan, Bryan and Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crabtree, Mr. and Mrs. llorsoy Jordan and lamUy and Mrs. Murl Galaway. This Day••• In History By United Pro11 Intel'llltionll Today Is Frldll', July 5, tile IH7th day of 1968 with 179 1o follow. The mooo Ia between Ito lint qllll'wr -and l\:11 pboao. · The morntna ataro are saturn and Martury. The ovonlov atarlaJupttor. On this cloy In hlatorf: In 1865 WUllom lloolh founded 111o Salvstlon Arm1 InLa!don. In !935 Protldolll lloost-.It al.,ect the w_.,.connery ,l!lll CHURCH which wa• o!!lclall)<· "-n •• ,l it,, ...... the Notional Labor Roladooo Wedoooclo.Y: lllble illlid7, 7 p. m, Thurlldl!': Ml!illley I!Cbiiol, 7 p. m. Senlee meeUJw, 8 p. m. , MASON ClruRCH OF CHIUSTMiller !it - Everaoit Weekll!', po,lllot, Bible atudJr clalaes,Sqn· day,!l.Oa.m. Worllhlpandprooch· lng, 10:55 a. m.; SUndl!' ~ service, 7:80. Bible atudJr claases, Wednolldl!', 7:341 p:m.. MT, . HERMAN UNITED BRETIDIEN IN CHIUST - R o v, JamtB G. Morrl...,, pasiOr,Sun· day School, 9:3U a. m,t·Raaaell Spencer, supl.; Alfred Wolfe, aa&istiD. Momirw sermon, 11 a. m., second and foui1h ~ ~ cacn month, E>e.W. sormoo, 7:30 p. m, every ftrol and third SOlliday or the modh. Cla01mool· tng, 11 a. m. every first and third SU!Iday. DaWl Holter, claaa leader. Chrllllan Endoavor, 7:30 p. m,. oocond and rourtb SUnday. Emer1011 POoler, president. Prayer meeting, 7:30p.m. every Wedneadl!', Boon! meotlnll, 7:80 p. m,. ftrat Monday ollllOid:h. POMEROY TRINITY UNITED CHURCH OF CHIUST- Rev. W. H. Perrin, peslor, Patrick D. Wood, !qlt. SUndl!' School, 9:15 a. m.; WorsiJlp, 10:25 a. m. Youth choir rehearsal; Monda,y, 6:30 p, m, Mrs. ~ Burt, director; Senior cholritbearaal, Thurlldll', 7:30p.m., Mrl, Pol1l Nosao, dlrtctllr. Thurlldll', all l!llnbl~, ,...,. ~ ScbDol, 9o80 a.m,;Woralilp...,.~ lee, 10:80 L m_.; . -~ .cbolr, practice, WedOolldl!', 3:20p.m,; ~ cl!olr ~. ,~ • . 7:3o·Jl, m. ! ' - lllllllltr Clan IIIHiinll, fourlb Frldl!' oltacb IIIOidlt o! 6 p. m, Wollityan serv~ clo Gallcl, fourth~ or ttcb IIIOIIIh, 7:80, P. m.;-~or Hlalt. lllYF, ':30 p. m, tach, SUncll!'l SOn!or Hlsb MYF, 5:30 p. m., ttchSunday. PORTLAND METHODIST Rev, · John w. KlDiblor, paltm', s._, School, 9:30 a. m.; worsldp itrvlco, 7:80 p. m, OAK GROVE I!ETRODIST John W. Kimbler, pelfm'.Sunday School, 10:30 a. m.i Worshlp ~- ... ~~1 ·~-· .·: , ' .. 1!1 ... ,,, ... • ' I f: iioN CHURCH oF CHu£l Pomeroy - HarrlsonvUle Roadi Eug- Underwood, puwr, Ke!>o DOth Grover, iOJnday school !1&11. &llday School, 9:30 'a. m.; Wol'sblP service, 10:30 a. rn. Sunday 8\lenlng service, 7 p. 111. Prayer mooting, Thursday, 7:30 p, m. ST. JOHN'S LVTHERAN-Brl· an EI1Eel, putor. Morning wor- Cllllltlail J111V In SYRACUSE EUB CHURCH Rev, Pol1l A.Solloro,l)Uior.Sunday School, 9:30a.m., Boo Quia· Ollborry, oupt. Morning worsldp, 10:30 a. m., ftrlll and third Sun· days each IIIOIIIb. Evefthw ....,_ plistie aenice, 7:30 p. m., sec· onl and fourth &lldayl, BETHANY EUB CHURCH Rev, Paul A. SoUora, paltm'. Mllrnlne worllhlp,9:30a.m.;Sunday ScbDol, 10:80 a. ·rn. Blyllle Theiss, !qlt. Youtl1 FeUowsldp, 6:341 p. m, CAJIME[, EUB CHURCH-Rev, Paul A. pestor, Sunday .. . .• "For less than s20 amonth, electric heating keeps the floors of our big, 100-year~old home warm enough for the children to play on." . Whon churdo bella riDa .,_ !lllDdq !IIOIIIlq, they an ealltnr fl!llllllea tcr 1tO!IblplPI!th II !hi Run away from love to a world wbere hate foundation or love, lnd lllldolllln!lln and . . often prevalla. Run away from undentandlng to The t.aclUDJI of Chriat p" dleplr ....1., W 1 dty that ~eldom undentanda. Run from tomor· all nlatlonahlpa.. row'e bopes Into 1 d010lato and hopeleu today. Can'l guarantee Y'"' won't pta Hclda' for Sure, Son, .then'a tornething wrong at home 1unntnr aWIJ. Clli't fUIDIIIoo ,.. _,_ fill oometllllll more oplrltual than physieal would ltko runntnr away aptn -limo. be our 1\18111 Bul can fiiiU'IIIIeo lllil: When tlian'olhaJio To llvt u a family we need jotuuJ'atioK.--eom• tb1q Arm ud aure-to be eoaftdent of when noth· . llfl0118 foundation and MMIIIDI ....... lllldnc Jnr II J0in1 our way. To live ae a family wt need about, any erlolo COD be-~~ oloarar "'"""'" , , • and ool•od moJO owtblJ. ""'"lftg in our relationabips i meaning that canDOt bi eolipaod by the emotloM of tile momenL Auwu to crlall: R11n a.wa~ from ltot'llt! .. "' ,. 11Lm. "'"'"·••w.-.lloulht worsldp, 10:30 a. and fwrth SUndl1l ol .ach mon1!l. Even!JwfVIIWOilltle . Mr. and Mrs. Matley Swales oflremontsay: ii 1111n! Sun.laJ oacb montllo .. -~ church aoclal room. , RUTLAND CIIVRCH OF CHIUST - R<1Y W. Carlor, poator. SUnday School, 9~30 a. m.; Cmununlon and worsblp service, 10:80 a.. m.; Prayer meetlrg, Tburlldll', 7:20p.m. V. H. Bra· loy, !qlt. CHESTER li!ETHODIST Chal'p - Rev. i'Nrl A. CeliO, pulor. CHESTER: Worsldp, 9 a. m.; SUnday School, 10 a. m.; Mrs. Wald Spencer, Sqpl. FLAT· WOODS: Cllurch School, IOmday, U a. m., Jollp Wor· sldp aorvlce, AI· fred and st., Pmneroy " · servlco, 10:30 a. @If .;n) 11rvtce, 9:30 a. m., ftrat and sldp, 9 L m.; Stn:lay Sebcd.10:30 a.m. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN -82 E. Second st., l'llnoroy, &~~day. S.hool,lO a.m.;Worablpaorvlco day, BIUY Boo 'I W, Tuosdoy Wodnndoy Psalms · 25: 11·22 " ~' iuj. 'cv •.j l'!'lP iond Will> the ' - II ww, In smne mea•ure, !ostor and aualalnlhtt which Ia lnlamUy and communlt,y life, this Ceotureto lljiOIIooredbylhe buslnaas llrma and orpnludooa wboaoa,ppearbelow. ...'..... . ' ui .. "". "" '"'. r------------------~------------------··~!!l! HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE HEINER'S BAKERY WEST MAIN ST. POIIEROY, 0. SUPPORT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD HUNTINGTON, W, VA. ' LYONS MAili<rt . ... - ' GOEGLE1N READY-MIX CO. ....mco, s »- m. aoemd andtlllrd !eldora. , Sanill!'l oleacb IIIOIIIb. MIDDLEPOR'! PIIONE 99~284 SEVENTH DAY ADVEN11ST ENTERPRISE EUB CHURCH..Cillirl:lt ... - ~• -'·llllll>orl')' Jlov......Iolilllllll, HttgnU ru.l, iiortllol Volel'IDI Sponeer, !qlt.; , Eldoa WMka, lolomorlal Holpitll, l'llllllp Gill- · Ass't. Worllhlp services, 9:30 or, putor, W"*'"<ll!', 7:30 p. a. m.; Slllldal'· ScbDol, 10:30 a. m., Bible Study and~mool- m. Youlh Ftllowllhlp, 6:341 p.m, ~. Saturday: Sllbbolb' School, ~ service, 7:30 p, m.; MID[I.EPORT, 0. , 10:30 a.m.; Worsldp, 9:80a.m. Youlh choir, 6:30p.m. Wedoo•· PIRST UNITED PRESBYTER· day 7:30p.m. IAN CHURCH - Mldilleport, MORNING STAll EUR - Rev, Guest Mbdster, James Buchan- Menzel Smltb, putor. Jobn Jhle, an, SUIIIlay School ~rlnten- Sapt. Fred Smllll, Au't. SUndl!' dent. S.ndl!' School, 9:30 a.m. Scllool, 9:U a.m.; lo~ora~Jwwor· Worship Service, 10:30 Lm. sldp, 10:t5 a.m.; l'rl!'or mool· OIUO"l OLllFSI' DODGE DEALER Cholr practice, 7:30 p.m. W~ lail, 7:30 p. m. '11olra411', Youth MIDDLEPORT, OIUO Dllsday. Fellowship, 7:30 p. m.Sundll'. FOREST RUN METHODIST CHURCH OF CHIRST - lllcl· Mrs. Ruth Morria ls ill. Mr. and Mra. John Morris vi&- Rev, Wollllell G. ~, IJllllll'. dloport, atb and Mila. Jack Worohlp aorvlco, 9 a. ;m.; Sun· • Sclteo, aupl. Blbl8 ScbDol, 9:30 lied Mrs. Mao Slanley. Mrs. Hope llalller and Guy day Scbool, 10 a. m. Mra. Fred , a. m.; Mllrnlne woraldp, 10:30 a. m.; EveaiJw worablP, 7:30p.m.; visited Mrs. Janeth VanCooney Nease, Sqpt. POMEIIOY CHURCH OF THE Pro;rer otrvlco, Woilnooda,Y, 7 p, at Beverly, Oldo. The grandson, MIDDLEPORT, OIUO Frank, came for a vlalt with rei- NAZAJIEIIE - Rev, Kenneth m. Rov.llaulln MOyor, pallor, Pierce, paotur, Sunday School, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE atives here. 9:80 a. m., ROI'mond Walburn, . MlddloPorL HeY, Audry Miller,, Robert J. SWul grlldllated tr<~n IIQ[IL Worahlp oorvlco, 10:30 a. ,pea. Looter TOI'lor,Sqrt.SunML Vernon Academy ot Mt Verm.; ~otic aorvlco, 7:30 day School, 9:30 a.m.; MDmiDg non, June 2and was emp]oyed at National Cosh Register allllyton p. m.; Proror lllOOIIQI, Wodno•· Worship, 10:30 a. m,; Junior Soday, 7:30p.m. cl~, 6:30 p. m.; NYPS, 6:'5 p. PRODUcEBs'AND OOII:IIIIIVTORS ·, . on June 3. SYRACLI>::; CHURCH OF THE m, SUndl!' Evqtlllllc ~. OF lUl)ll GRADE COAL Those attsndlng aervlces lor WESr COLuMBIA, W, VA. paUenls at lho RusaeU Nursh~ NAZAJIENE -HeY. A. E. Miller, 7:341 ll• m. Prl!'or lllOOIIQI, Wod·•. pu10r. SlloWUt, &pi~!' .. lldl!'. 7:30p.m. \ Home 01 Albany on iOmday alterTHE SALVAnON AJIMY -01noon were Rev. Amos Tlllis and Scbool. !qlt. S4lldiiJ School, eluaoo for all l&e•. 9:30 a.m.; Vll1 ~ S, Wlnlq:, otflcor In family, Rev. and Mrs. Odell Man'' MorDIJw Woraldll, 10:30 a.m.; ellarp, S4lldiiJ, 10 a.m., Holl· lej', Mrs, John stout and Mr. Let NYPS !lundQ 6:30 p.m.; Evlm· ••• mooting; 10:30 a. m. &11Vernwn. pl!lllc Service Solidly 7:30 p. day School. Ycoq People's Lo· FAMIL).' ~CREAnoN Mro. Maud McMurray Is 1 JlO- m.; MldiiMk l'rlfor ......U,. l[iOD, 7 p, m,; So!ftlloormlllllr, SWDOIING tient at Holzer HQ~PjtaJ. Weolneoda1 7:30 p.m.; IIlJa'- · 7:341 p. m,; 'l1m1dll', 1 Ill S p. '. ' Mrs. Noallovisl!lnghordaugll- ll')' Moottrw aoemd Wednoiii!Q ' in.; ladl11 lklnt Loo~Ue; 7p.m. lor In Call!orniL 7t30 p.m. ,Prop clalaoa, Mr. and Mrs, Estop Jr. called oof - b SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED . . MT, MORIAH BAPmT -Mid• on the Eslep lamlly here. ' illoport, eornor ol Foartll IIIII st. Mlsa Bertht Adkins Is boby PRESBYTEIIIAN - ROf. u-t 11, stobblnll, ,....,.., w.. ahlp, 9 . ~- ...~ Joc:klon,po,lllot, sitting in Columbu•, THE STORB Wl111 A HART . ...... _ ·~ 0 ......., ......... ,. .. ...,ManiMisa Louloa ceraey Ia eDQJioy.. a. m. ~ ;xuuua, 1 a. m.; a"'"'"' 10 lc1 RAaNE,omo Bible Study and - • r aet.lce, - wor.._, : a. m., AniO ed in Atllens. Rlcbonll, • ~ Clinton GUkey and Mike ~le Wtdlloa411', 7 p, m, are employed by Mrs. GOkey 'EDEN UlilTED BRETHREN IN RUTLAND FIRST BAP'mT- · - - - - - - - - - - · ·, .... - Elden R. Blaho,IIU· Reo, Semuol J. Jac"-..putllr, . , , working on the Gnce Carr heme. -CHRIST ........ ·-~• 10 , ,..,.._ ttrvlce, 1:341 a. m.1 Sun• . Mr. and Mrs. Do.- HODI!W Wlmlo Holobwor, ...,.. ·, ' ··· - · Mondlll .. "'" dOl' · · .,._, to a. m,, MI'L GOr• called on Mt. and Mra. FoiL -· Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goodin IIOl'IIIOD, U a.m, EWDIJw··'sIIIII .p....... WOI'Illll cit Orlatlln · 7:30 · p, :::':•co,JIUIIllot; a..m.illlJIIotTnlDvisited the Guy Bolen&. ~ ,Union, l[rat SU... Leroy Lambert visltedldapar- m., MJ"a, ~ Chtnllor, preol• .._.. • •-•• ••~ , ,')~=:·~~ cle:t. Seq ttrvlco and aormon, · - • "' ~ P. m.; ..., ~ ents recently, lllcl-- JII'II'OI' .,.._ WOOda, -lclonl. . ~a~.·w~. 7:30p.m., !ln. ·ms~~R~m:E~ AcL It guann- labor's r•.o.i Mule Holol:wor, olala loocler. ' • • to coUecUve bor&alnl.._ .,.. POMEROY LOWER , UGHT ' tor, In 194:1 Gee. lloolllo Mac- Cbtireh .., ,llorriiOII'II!It ru.l, - J(AimiJII Arthur liiiiOWI<ed that ''Tatlor. ~· ~ enUre Phlllppilllla -~ boeD , , ~ ,S, 11.1 •-!;~ llbonted. ' ' Sol¥101,,,:341,a.m,;Ji, ,, •-~ • ....... ' 10:30 .. 1!14 ~··""'" In 1965 lrench,r'!"l!'.!!tr<! dt ' - leo> ....;~ 'i{MJ'· ·· ' •'" - ~ 1 1 Gaulle'! go~r~ ~~ .....,, ; .. P.,..r.. .. . ' lho European Coinmoll)fll1!1t; . ' ' ' oreatl,. a daower 1e1 •Europe'• Twain ~ '"To prcnlao not to 1 • v or • lncreaalov ,...,.nt)'' do • !hiDe Ia ,1110 aliroat ,Wll' \!' , tllrough trade. · tho worlll to mal<a a bod¥-wlllt ' , A thought for lho ' i!JJ: Mark to &0' pol do ;tilll ~17 ~~~ -·a.-.. GENERAt.IIIERCHAljDISE , TVPPE!IU~~ . " . BOGGS EQUIPMENT SALES. - ALLIS aw.MERS - SEIMCI! FAJlM - lNDUSTBIAL - LAW!(- G":: PH. 116 TUPPERS PLAINS ·., BAKERS OF HOI4IJM IIIIi AI: " MIDDLEPoR1-1'· 0. . ', RA'( RIGGS. INC, Llacoln- lfarcli'q- Celli*- F._llabFCir!l ' $93.II6M ' 116 !I, 'COURT ST. AniEliS, 0. ·· ua.. · &~ . c;··.· Wlw~ Anmvn·J ... '.,)> ._.' LEIYING COAL COMPANY ··. RACINE FU~~Y~LU MAR~l:f' ' uuao ¥1 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ROYAL QAK PARK ' "MEMBER OF 111E'BIG 3" TINY'S FOODLAND MARK Y STORE .,.' ' ~ ·· PWMBING:Ailll HEA~ · . ',.,., ......... ,..;, ·'"')-,!~ 248 UNCOUI. ST. -~ .. _, ' '"'<i·, · ._~R!i. ' ~;O:.·tt$~:'_·.:;•1•·:1 A~!-'l. ~TO BVY ·.· ,, , ···,.:'-1.·' '' ' \ •. .•. ~~.:, ' ~· I ' ' ,.,s.....,., ... . >... ~ :u'M tfOUSE · . ~~&i.'aaCKEN _{·' . I' ''ftirftl'\ I • ~~ I • ," "It reilly keeps the entire house warm and comfortable, eve~ the floors. ..~nd it costs less to operate than the estimated amount .. ., · Alt~'S. ~10 SERVIQ::: '•'· "Electric; heat just couldn't be better," exclaim~ Mrs. Swales. ·' . " .. ' ' ' ' ' ,, '· , The $wales converted to electric heating a couple of years ago when they bought and remodeled their c;entory-ol(j, B-room home. Now they pay J~sa t~an $34 a month to keep it comfortably warm, to heat ~tar, _ refrigerate and cook, wash ol)d dry clothes; and do hundreds of Othlll; . around the house. . ,.- ...jjo.i.,.;lj!"""~:IM~~··~.... ··~· 1 wA , T ' ~~~ffijeii!~~!;;~=~fil.~ sao .a... aor ,:' & LOHSE ' '' ' ,, . ' l ; �., .w..' ildtT. p. .., ~~~~t) 1ur. lilllle ~ ~ SChoOl , ' 'VISTA MilAM~ GOlF =:~~~..:~ . ' P• m. COIDmuntoontS cia•• .<;oti. :MJITHODIST - -~··· • '' .. . M.Asot( ~w~ v'AJ . ' Jll'dlf, Zp.;Jil. .· · · · Rev. .Stuller~ po,lllot, JFJIOVAll'S wml....,. Lor• ~ ScbDol, 10 a. "'-' Clh'o , U l'1 c~ ~i:lldl;;,u;;..,. woi'lhlll """"· SUnaq; Bible loeture> 9:80a.m.; 11 1om. ' , ·, Wlleh '1'oWtr itllllr; 10:8ila. m,; _RA~E ¥EJ'HODIST - .lilllli , , "om"' . . .,_ LAUREL CLIFF FREE IIIETHOIISI' CHURCH - Sunday &mol 9:30 L m.. morning worsblp, 10:10 a. m., ev«dng wor~, · 7:~ P. m.; WN~e~, Chriatllil Youth Crusaders, 6:30 p. m. IIDCI pra.yer OJeOt:lqj, 7:30 p.m. Thursc~Q, choir p1'3Ctlce, 7 p. m. R. Eugene GUJ, IISstor; Phil Wlae,&ol/t. DEXTER CHUHCH OF CliRISI' -llonnle Bussell, pastor. Nol'o C. WUJ, s~t. ~ SCbool I:30 .. rn.; WorshiP r.ervlce, 10:30 a. m, Chrll\lln Fololwr ~;;1T CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE -Sunday School ·1:30 a, m.; Morn!,. Worship, 10:20 L · m.; EWDIIw Worsblp, 7:10p.m.. PrQer eeniees, 7:30 p. m. W.lldl!'. SUnday School ~Ill, Paulino McCUn11Jck. Pulllr, Rev. Morris M. Wolfe. . CHESTER CHURCH OF COD-'l11o Rtf, Cbe-Bryut,.,.-. S1JIIIay Sehool, 9:30 a.m.;· War. lldp sentce, 11 a. m.; E9eDiJw ·-.hlp, 7:30 p, m.l'rl!'or aon· · Ice • TUelllll, 7:30 p. m. Yootb , Sorvlco, 1l:urlldl!', 7:30 p. m. - • y slals, llrat Salunll!' ol --. HEIIIOCII GROVE Chrlatlan Clarch • Jomoo Qui.....,., -·· JUD'i ~ "-Oj'' III!PL cam-lild011~· oai-.I!IDaon!ct,9:30 a. m.; SlldQ' Scbool, 10:30 a.m. y - - · So:ndaJ, 6:30 P. m.; Pr• hlqr ...ry SUI!dl,)', 7 MT, UNION BAP'I\')T ·Rev. Cecil Cox, paltm'. Sunday School OIQlOrlnlendenl, Lorl')' Clark. Sundl!' School, 9:45a.m.; SundaY evening \0f01'5h!p, 7:30; Wedno•· day prayer and Bible llludy, 7:30 p.m. Carpenter News, NotesMr. Orville Wooclyeard, Tren1m, N, J., called on Mr. 1 n d Mrs. Earl Starkej' on S.turday. Mr. Woodyard, who redred trmn SuTroN I!ETHOIJl'>T - Rev. John w. Kimbler, paltm'. Sunday Scbool, 10:30 a. m,; Worship servtce, 9:30 L m., second aM fourth Sunday oacb month. CHESTER CHURCH OF T H E Na.arene - Rev. Herbert Grate, Harrisonville Society News government service recently is moving to Nortll C&roli:a where he wDiteach on lho college le,.l. By MRS. JOliN STOUT Mrs. ldl Dennlsoo of Salem Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waggoner Center spent a few days with her called on Mr. and Ml·s. Fern sister, Mrs. fl!'e Jordan. GUlogly. Mr. and Mrs. C11fton Fraley Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gibson and h soo, Mallory, Mr W, VL, visited were guests of Mr. and Mrs. er parents, • and Mrs. carl Greenlees, KUla RlK>des, who hal WII8BOO"r S.mdl!'. ~-- vi Rev. Max Donahue preached ~ siting the Fraleya, re- at the Presbj'lerlan Church on turned to the home of her grand- SundiJ! nl porento. On Saturday, the Fraeve II& leya, Mrs. Greenlees and RIUt, Mr. Eal McGrath went 1o Lowere dinner guests of Mr. and gan, Oldo, lo visit Mrs. Moille Mrs. Dtrl Hooper and daughters McGrath. or Alhons. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Rhodeo Mr. and Mrs. ThcmasByrdand IIlii Mr. llldMrs. Richard Rhodes children of Huntlrwtm, W. VL, and children of Dunbar ue vac~ bue mcved Into lho house re- dooing In F1orlda. eeatly vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Iva Donohue has solcl her P. IL Lavern Jordan and lamUy and hou!e trailer and bought a home ~ by to which she will move soon. Till:: RIJTLAND COMMUNITY ~lho Jordana. .,_ u-•~ Bla ~.0011 d Mr•- Avo Gilkey bought the ~ch- Rev. AmosTillls,••aIJU-•• --.r.ri.. c"" In , Mrs. Gnce Karr hmle. tor. SUDdl,y School, 9:30 Lm. ., dauPter, Usa Dye, visited wltb •·· 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence East.Worship senlce, 11 Lm••, Rob- .... ... WX ea, Paul and W, C. Peck. o111o L(-~ and e1~ man, Mr. and Mrs. ·Arthur Goodor! Soortea, iOmday Scbool s... ._,. r " ~• r ~•e• In, Mr. lnd Mrs. Ilona mume~> WedDelldl!' ~ •· porl,..ndent; Mrs. Henry w--""'-c. : (,..,. - Mrs._ ~ella Artx and mcellng, 7:30 n.m. YOUIII' ~,__..t o·'-"'• 111o •· · ~•.. oJ!e called on· Mr. ·'"""" I ......,.. wiMOraJ .,.., r.uowahip Sunaay, 7p.m.; '"' otDinaY •·-· Mrs. Fern GW""'· Ollq!.y - •-•~ ...,.. worship, 7:30. """ on S.... Mr s. UIU• ~dly afternoon. ouug rema1 ns 11 Mr. and Mrs. Dwalllll Jon!an, Veterans Memorial Horpllll but DANVILLE PILGRIM Hollneas Cburch- Charles fbzer1 lJl&tor'i Bryan and llelllt, Joined 0 group Is smnewhallmproved. Mr. and Mrs. Denny Ash moved Adrt Solcko Sunday School~·"' or frlendo for a picnic at lho home lnteodont. SuDciQ School, 9:30 .. of /olr, lnd.Jolra. Jim Blowfi'-IOII- _tram pt PleaSIDI. .to a.Jioale · neor Dexter recently. ' ', ...... WOl'thiPoervlce, 10;301. ... ' aon, McArthur. Don Cheadle, son or Mr. and Mrs. Mamie Newlun has r• Youth IIIII Junior youth service, Mrs. Rex Cheodle llleDded tile turned home from the bosPllal ' 6:t5 p. m. EveninK ...rShJp, 7:30, . l'ro!irer and pra!Je, w-~. Form Bureou y..:U. Fcderollon and I• allying will> her daughtor. Week at Olterheln Collep, Mrs. Freda Cersey, Mrs. Rulh ' 7:30. Mr. IJid Mr•. Leon Woodrum Snodgrtso and chUdren visited UNITED FAITH CHUI!CH. Neue Settlement - Robert E. and famJiy of Mcl\rthur spent a Mrs. Arix. · !mith, Sr,, t!Uwr. iOmday SCbool day will> her mother, Mrs. Murl Mr. George Young ud famtly o! Braden, Mr. Noel Young and - ~-Mitaon. Galtway. \' &!odl.l SChool, 9:30 a. m.; ,..,_ Mrs. Robert stout lsvi•idngin famtly o! Daytoo, Mrs. Kalher\ lhlP IOrvlco, 10:30 .. m. and Eltzabethloo, Tenn., wllh her lne Hoalotae and ramtJy o!W..,._ . 7:30p.m. each Sunday. Mtlkosk daughters, Mrs. Dave Raynard ville come for the funeral of ' pn,yer meeting, Wednosdl,y, 7:30 lnd Mro. Eslel Kirby, their lam- Dona Young. Wea and other relatives In that are:.. KENO ·CIRJRCH OF CHRrlTMr. and MrL Carrol ..J.P.• gerd and !amlly and Mrs. zena ts30 .. m. Rev. Howard Mayne, formerly of Coolv!Ue, who 1s 111o new minlator on 111o Albol11 United Moll>odist Charge, held services at Temple Church IOmday mor!Dlg. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Perry spent iOmday In llo¥loo will> Mr. and Mra. Errol Pickel! and RlcldL Rlcldl returned home with BRADFORD CHURCH OF • CIUIIST - Charlo• Russell, pas1m, Rlchtn! GilkeY, !qlt. Sun· day Scboc!!o 9:30 a. m.; Mornl'll Worsldp, 10:80 L m.; Eve.W. -lblp, 7 p.m. Woctnolldi!'Blblo lllatly, 7:30 p. m. llf.OBGANIZED CHURCH W Jo... Chrlat or Latter D 1 y Saint~, Portland • Ractno ll<lod. ~ School, 9:30 .. m.; Mor.. 1111 WorahJp, 10:30 L m. iOmday -'ow -vice at 7. W-sday - . . : . - • r service, 7:30. Elder Frodtrlek J, Sto- J::r• I, ~<,. w..,._ NormiD lllcCaln, -rlnlondonl., J!!>ro!Cll.l WMkl.\< II 9:30 a, m. l'rel<blal,llnl and thlrdSundl!' ol !I1CDb by Cborloa Russell o! ALFRED METHODL~T ; 1'111'1 A. Cislo, peator. Sunday , School at 9:30, Lloyd DUlt~r, a.pL WorahlP sorvicea 1110:45 ' Von Swartz, Iay-leoder. aervlco iOmday eveolng p. m. wlt!llho Rev, CaaWedDolllay, 7:U p. m., preyCHURCH OF - Jamoa lL Smlllt, Plo- Sehool. 9:30 Lm.; E,.... Church aor· s.m.1 evo.W., 7:30 blllaY. Prayer aor- Perry of COlumbus were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Dunlpn IJ'Id other relatives here. them and wm sperd aome time here with relatives. Thoao callhw at the homo of Mr. and Mrl. Mondal Jordan and Waltor 011 Sunday wholJ> Mr. Jor. dan celebrate hia birthday were Mrs. fll'eJon!an, Mra. blaDe.,. olson, Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan, Bryan and Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crabtree, Mr. and Mrs. llorsoy Jordan and lamUy and Mrs. Murl Galaway. This Day••• In History By United Pro11 Intel'llltionll Today Is Frldll', July 5, tile IH7th day of 1968 with 179 1o follow. The mooo Ia between Ito lint qllll'wr -and l\:11 pboao. · The morntna ataro are saturn and Martury. The ovonlov atarlaJupttor. On this cloy In hlatorf: In 1865 WUllom lloolh founded 111o Salvstlon Arm1 InLa!don. In !935 Protldolll lloost-.It al.,ect the w_.,.connery ,l!lll CHURCH which wa• o!!lclall)<· "-n •• ,l it,, ...... the Notional Labor Roladooo Wedoooclo.Y: lllble illlid7, 7 p. m, Thurlldl!': Ml!illley I!Cbiiol, 7 p. m. Senlee meeUJw, 8 p. m. , MASON ClruRCH OF CHIUSTMiller !it - Everaoit Weekll!', po,lllot, Bible atudJr clalaes,Sqn· day,!l.Oa.m. Worllhlpandprooch· lng, 10:55 a. m.; SUndl!' ~ service, 7:80. Bible atudJr claases, Wednolldl!', 7:341 p:m.. MT, . HERMAN UNITED BRETIDIEN IN CHIUST - R o v, JamtB G. Morrl...,, pasiOr,Sun· day School, 9:3U a. m,t·Raaaell Spencer, supl.; Alfred Wolfe, aa&istiD. Momirw sermon, 11 a. m., second and foui1h ~ ~ cacn month, E>e.W. sormoo, 7:30 p. m, every ftrol and third SOlliday or the modh. Cla01mool· tng, 11 a. m. every first and third SU!Iday. DaWl Holter, claaa leader. Chrllllan Endoavor, 7:30 p. m,. oocond and rourtb SUnday. Emer1011 POoler, president. Prayer meeting, 7:30p.m. every Wedneadl!', Boon! meotlnll, 7:80 p. m,. ftrat Monday ollllOid:h. POMEROY TRINITY UNITED CHURCH OF CHIUST- Rev. W. H. Perrin, peslor, Patrick D. Wood, !qlt. SUndl!' School, 9:15 a. m.; WorsiJlp, 10:25 a. m. Youth choir rehearsal; Monda,y, 6:30 p, m, Mrs. ~ Burt, director; Senior cholritbearaal, Thurlldll', 7:30p.m., Mrl, Pol1l Nosao, dlrtctllr. Thurlldll', all l!llnbl~, ,...,. ~ ScbDol, 9o80 a.m,;Woralilp...,.~ lee, 10:80 L m_.; . -~ .cbolr, practice, WedOolldl!', 3:20p.m,; ~ cl!olr ~. ,~ • . 7:3o·Jl, m. ! ' - lllllllltr Clan IIIHiinll, fourlb Frldl!' oltacb IIIOidlt o! 6 p. m, Wollityan serv~ clo Gallcl, fourth~ or ttcb IIIOIIIh, 7:80, P. m.;-~or Hlalt. lllYF, ':30 p. m, tach, SUncll!'l SOn!or Hlsb MYF, 5:30 p. m., ttchSunday. PORTLAND METHODIST Rev, · John w. KlDiblor, paltm', s._, School, 9:30 a. m.; worsldp itrvlco, 7:80 p. m, OAK GROVE I!ETRODIST John W. Kimbler, pelfm'.Sunday School, 10:30 a. m.i Worshlp ~- ... ~~1 ·~-· .·: , ' .. 1!1 ... ,,, ... • ' I f: iioN CHURCH oF CHu£l Pomeroy - HarrlsonvUle Roadi Eug- Underwood, puwr, Ke!>o DOth Grover, iOJnday school !1&11. &llday School, 9:30 'a. m.; Wol'sblP service, 10:30 a. rn. Sunday 8\lenlng service, 7 p. 111. Prayer mooting, Thursday, 7:30 p, m. ST. JOHN'S LVTHERAN-Brl· an EI1Eel, putor. Morning wor- Cllllltlail J111V In SYRACUSE EUB CHURCH Rev, Pol1l A.Solloro,l)Uior.Sunday School, 9:30a.m., Boo Quia· Ollborry, oupt. Morning worsldp, 10:30 a. m., ftrlll and third Sun· days each IIIOIIIb. Evefthw ....,_ plistie aenice, 7:30 p. m., sec· onl and fourth &lldayl, BETHANY EUB CHURCH Rev, Paul A. SoUora, paltm'. Mllrnlne worllhlp,9:30a.m.;Sunday ScbDol, 10:80 a. ·rn. Blyllle Theiss, !qlt. Youtl1 FeUowsldp, 6:341 p. m, CAJIME[, EUB CHURCH-Rev, Paul A. pestor, Sunday .. . .• "For less than s20 amonth, electric heating keeps the floors of our big, 100-year~old home warm enough for the children to play on." . Whon churdo bella riDa .,_ !lllDdq !IIOIIIlq, they an ealltnr fl!llllllea tcr 1tO!IblplPI!th II !hi Run away from love to a world wbere hate foundation or love, lnd lllldolllln!lln and . . often prevalla. Run away from undentandlng to The t.aclUDJI of Chriat p" dleplr ....1., W 1 dty that ~eldom undentanda. Run from tomor· all nlatlonahlpa.. row'e bopes Into 1 d010lato and hopeleu today. Can'l guarantee Y'"' won't pta Hclda' for Sure, Son, .then'a tornething wrong at home 1unntnr aWIJ. Clli't fUIDIIIoo ,.. _,_ fill oometllllll more oplrltual than physieal would ltko runntnr away aptn -limo. be our 1\18111 Bul can fiiiU'IIIIeo lllil: When tlian'olhaJio To llvt u a family we need jotuuJ'atioK.--eom• tb1q Arm ud aure-to be eoaftdent of when noth· . llfl0118 foundation and MMIIIDI ....... lllldnc Jnr II J0in1 our way. To live ae a family wt need about, any erlolo COD be-~~ oloarar "'"""'" , , • and ool•od moJO owtblJ. ""'"lftg in our relationabips i meaning that canDOt bi eolipaod by the emotloM of tile momenL Auwu to crlall: R11n a.wa~ from ltot'llt! .. "' ,. 11Lm. "'"'"·••w.-.lloulht worsldp, 10:30 a. and fwrth SUndl1l ol .ach mon1!l. Even!JwfVIIWOilltle . Mr. and Mrs. Matley Swales oflremontsay: ii 1111n! Sun.laJ oacb montllo .. -~ church aoclal room. , RUTLAND CIIVRCH OF CHIUST - R<1Y W. Carlor, poator. SUnday School, 9~30 a. m.; Cmununlon and worsblp service, 10:80 a.. m.; Prayer meetlrg, Tburlldll', 7:20p.m. V. H. Bra· loy, !qlt. CHESTER li!ETHODIST Chal'p - Rev. i'Nrl A. CeliO, pulor. CHESTER: Worsldp, 9 a. m.; SUnday School, 10 a. m.; Mrs. Wald Spencer, Sqpl. FLAT· WOODS: Cllurch School, IOmday, U a. m., Jollp Wor· sldp aorvlce, AI· fred and st., Pmneroy " · servlco, 10:30 a. @If .;n) 11rvtce, 9:30 a. m., ftrat and sldp, 9 L m.; Stn:lay Sebcd.10:30 a.m. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN -82 E. Second st., l'llnoroy, &~~day. S.hool,lO a.m.;Worablpaorvlco day, BIUY Boo 'I W, Tuosdoy Wodnndoy Psalms · 25: 11·22 " ~' iuj. 'cv •.j l'!'lP iond Will> the ' - II ww, In smne mea•ure, !ostor and aualalnlhtt which Ia lnlamUy and communlt,y life, this Ceotureto lljiOIIooredbylhe buslnaas llrma and orpnludooa wboaoa,ppearbelow. ...'..... . ' ui .. "". "" '"'. r------------------~------------------··~!!l! HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE HEINER'S BAKERY WEST MAIN ST. POIIEROY, 0. SUPPORT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD HUNTINGTON, W, VA. ' LYONS MAili<rt . ... - ' GOEGLE1N READY-MIX CO. ....mco, s »- m. aoemd andtlllrd !eldora. , Sanill!'l oleacb IIIOIIIb. MIDDLEPOR'! PIIONE 99~284 SEVENTH DAY ADVEN11ST ENTERPRISE EUB CHURCH..Cillirl:lt ... - ~• -'·llllll>orl')' Jlov......Iolilllllll, HttgnU ru.l, iiortllol Volel'IDI Sponeer, !qlt.; , Eldoa WMka, lolomorlal Holpitll, l'llllllp Gill- · Ass't. Worllhlp services, 9:30 or, putor, W"*'"<ll!', 7:30 p. a. m.; Slllldal'· ScbDol, 10:30 a. m., Bible Study and~mool- m. Youlh Ftllowllhlp, 6:341 p.m, ~. Saturday: Sllbbolb' School, ~ service, 7:30 p, m.; MID[I.EPORT, 0. , 10:30 a.m.; Worsldp, 9:80a.m. Youlh choir, 6:30p.m. Wedoo•· PIRST UNITED PRESBYTER· day 7:30p.m. IAN CHURCH - Mldilleport, MORNING STAll EUR - Rev, Guest Mbdster, James Buchan- Menzel Smltb, putor. Jobn Jhle, an, SUIIIlay School ~rlnten- Sapt. Fred Smllll, Au't. SUndl!' dent. S.ndl!' School, 9:30 a.m. Scllool, 9:U a.m.; lo~ora~Jwwor· Worship Service, 10:30 Lm. sldp, 10:t5 a.m.; l'rl!'or mool· OIUO"l OLllFSI' DODGE DEALER Cholr practice, 7:30 p.m. W~ lail, 7:30 p. m. '11olra411', Youth MIDDLEPORT, OIUO Dllsday. Fellowship, 7:30 p. m.Sundll'. FOREST RUN METHODIST CHURCH OF CHIRST - lllcl· Mrs. Ruth Morria ls ill. Mr. and Mra. John Morris vi&- Rev, Wollllell G. ~, IJllllll'. dloport, atb and Mila. Jack Worohlp aorvlco, 9 a. ;m.; Sun· • Sclteo, aupl. Blbl8 ScbDol, 9:30 lied Mrs. Mao Slanley. Mrs. Hope llalller and Guy day Scbool, 10 a. m. Mra. Fred , a. m.; Mllrnlne woraldp, 10:30 a. m.; EveaiJw worablP, 7:30p.m.; visited Mrs. Janeth VanCooney Nease, Sqpt. POMEIIOY CHURCH OF THE Pro;rer otrvlco, Woilnooda,Y, 7 p, at Beverly, Oldo. The grandson, MIDDLEPORT, OIUO Frank, came for a vlalt with rei- NAZAJIEIIE - Rev, Kenneth m. Rov.llaulln MOyor, pallor, Pierce, paotur, Sunday School, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE atives here. 9:80 a. m., ROI'mond Walburn, . MlddloPorL HeY, Audry Miller,, Robert J. SWul grlldllated tr<~n IIQ[IL Worahlp oorvlco, 10:30 a. ,pea. Looter TOI'lor,Sqrt.SunML Vernon Academy ot Mt Verm.; ~otic aorvlco, 7:30 day School, 9:30 a.m.; MDmiDg non, June 2and was emp]oyed at National Cosh Register allllyton p. m.; Proror lllOOIIQI, Wodno•· Worship, 10:30 a. m,; Junior Soday, 7:30p.m. cl~, 6:30 p. m.; NYPS, 6:'5 p. PRODUcEBs'AND OOII:IIIIIVTORS ·, . on June 3. SYRACLI>::; CHURCH OF THE m, SUndl!' Evqtlllllc ~. OF lUl)ll GRADE COAL Those attsndlng aervlces lor WESr COLuMBIA, W, VA. paUenls at lho RusaeU Nursh~ NAZAJIENE -HeY. A. E. Miller, 7:341 ll• m. Prl!'or lllOOIIQI, Wod·•. pu10r. SlloWUt, &pi~!' .. lldl!'. 7:30p.m. \ Home 01 Albany on iOmday alterTHE SALVAnON AJIMY -01noon were Rev. Amos Tlllis and Scbool. !qlt. S4lldiiJ School, eluaoo for all l&e•. 9:30 a.m.; Vll1 ~ S, Wlnlq:, otflcor In family, Rev. and Mrs. Odell Man'' MorDIJw Woraldll, 10:30 a.m.; ellarp, S4lldiiJ, 10 a.m., Holl· lej', Mrs, John stout and Mr. Let NYPS !lundQ 6:30 p.m.; Evlm· ••• mooting; 10:30 a. m. &11Vernwn. pl!lllc Service Solidly 7:30 p. day School. Ycoq People's Lo· FAMIL).' ~CREAnoN Mro. Maud McMurray Is 1 JlO- m.; MldiiMk l'rlfor ......U,. l[iOD, 7 p, m,; So!ftlloormlllllr, SWDOIING tient at Holzer HQ~PjtaJ. Weolneoda1 7:30 p.m.; IIlJa'- · 7:341 p. m,; 'l1m1dll', 1 Ill S p. '. ' Mrs. Noallovisl!lnghordaugll- ll')' Moottrw aoemd Wednoiii!Q ' in.; ladl11 lklnt Loo~Ue; 7p.m. lor In Call!orniL 7t30 p.m. ,Prop clalaoa, Mr. and Mrs, Estop Jr. called oof - b SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED . . MT, MORIAH BAPmT -Mid• on the Eslep lamlly here. ' illoport, eornor ol Foartll IIIII st. Mlsa Bertht Adkins Is boby PRESBYTEIIIAN - ROf. u-t 11, stobblnll, ,....,.., w.. ahlp, 9 . ~- ...~ Joc:klon,po,lllot, sitting in Columbu•, THE STORB Wl111 A HART . ...... _ ·~ 0 ......., ......... ,. .. ...,ManiMisa Louloa ceraey Ia eDQJioy.. a. m. ~ ;xuuua, 1 a. m.; a"'"'"' 10 lc1 RAaNE,omo Bible Study and - • r aet.lce, - wor.._, : a. m., AniO ed in Atllens. Rlcbonll, • ~ Clinton GUkey and Mike ~le Wtdlloa411', 7 p, m, are employed by Mrs. GOkey 'EDEN UlilTED BRETHREN IN RUTLAND FIRST BAP'mT- · - - - - - - - - - - · ·, .... - Elden R. Blaho,IIU· Reo, Semuol J. Jac"-..putllr, . , , working on the Gnce Carr heme. -CHRIST ........ ·-~• 10 , ,..,.._ ttrvlce, 1:341 a. m.1 Sun• . Mr. and Mrs. Do.- HODI!W Wlmlo Holobwor, ...,.. ·, ' ··· - · Mondlll .. "'" dOl' · · .,._, to a. m,, MI'L GOr• called on Mt. and Mra. FoiL -· Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goodin IIOl'IIIOD, U a.m, EWDIJw··'sIIIII .p....... WOI'Illll cit Orlatlln · 7:30 · p, :::':•co,JIUIIllot; a..m.illlJIIotTnlDvisited the Guy Bolen&. ~ ,Union, l[rat SU... Leroy Lambert visltedldapar- m., MJ"a, ~ Chtnllor, preol• .._.. • •-•• ••~ , ,')~=:·~~ cle:t. Seq ttrvlco and aormon, · - • "' ~ P. m.; ..., ~ ents recently, lllcl-- JII'II'OI' .,.._ WOOda, -lclonl. . ~a~.·w~. 7:30p.m., !ln. ·ms~~R~m:E~ AcL It guann- labor's r•.o.i Mule Holol:wor, olala loocler. ' • • to coUecUve bor&alnl.._ .,.. POMEROY LOWER , UGHT ' tor, In 194:1 Gee. lloolllo Mac- Cbtireh .., ,llorriiOII'II!It ru.l, - J(AimiJII Arthur liiiiOWI<ed that ''Tatlor. ~· ~ enUre Phlllppilllla -~ boeD , , ~ ,S, 11.1 •-!;~ llbonted. ' ' Sol¥101,,,:341,a.m,;Ji, ,, •-~ • ....... ' 10:30 .. 1!14 ~··""'" In 1965 lrench,r'!"l!'.!!tr<! dt ' - leo> ....;~ 'i{MJ'· ·· ' •'" - ~ 1 1 Gaulle'! go~r~ ~~ .....,, ; .. P.,..r.. .. . ' lho European Coinmoll)fll1!1t; . ' ' ' oreatl,. a daower 1e1 •Europe'• Twain ~ '"To prcnlao not to 1 • v or • lncreaalov ,...,.nt)'' do • !hiDe Ia ,1110 aliroat ,Wll' \!' , tllrough trade. · tho worlll to mal<a a bod¥-wlllt ' , A thought for lho ' i!JJ: Mark to &0' pol do ;tilll ~17 ~~~ -·a.-.. GENERAt.IIIERCHAljDISE , TVPPE!IU~~ . " . BOGGS EQUIPMENT SALES. - ALLIS aw.MERS - SEIMCI! FAJlM - lNDUSTBIAL - LAW!(- G":: PH. 116 TUPPERS PLAINS ·., BAKERS OF HOI4IJM IIIIi AI: " MIDDLEPoR1-1'· 0. . ', RA'( RIGGS. INC, Llacoln- lfarcli'q- Celli*- F._llabFCir!l ' $93.II6M ' 116 !I, 'COURT ST. AniEliS, 0. ·· ua.. · &~ . c;··.· Wlw~ Anmvn·J ... '.,)> ._.' LEIYING COAL COMPANY ··. RACINE FU~~Y~LU MAR~l:f' ' uuao ¥1 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ROYAL QAK PARK ' "MEMBER OF 111E'BIG 3" TINY'S FOODLAND MARK Y STORE .,.' ' ~ ·· PWMBING:Ailll HEA~ · . ',.,., ......... ,..;, ·'"')-,!~ 248 UNCOUI. ST. -~ .. _, ' '"'<i·, · ._~R!i. ' ~;O:.·tt$~:'_·.:;•1•·:1 A~!-'l. ~TO BVY ·.· ,, , ···,.:'-1.·' '' ' \ •. .•. ~~.:, ' ~· I ' ' ,.,s.....,., ... . >... ~ :u'M tfOUSE · . ~~&i.'aaCKEN _{·' . I' ''ftirftl'\ I • ~~ I • ," "It reilly keeps the entire house warm and comfortable, eve~ the floors. ..~nd it costs less to operate than the estimated amount .. ., · Alt~'S. ~10 SERVIQ::: '•'· "Electric; heat just couldn't be better," exclaim~ Mrs. Swales. ·' . " .. ' ' ' ' ' ,, '· , The $wales converted to electric heating a couple of years ago when they bought and remodeled their c;entory-ol(j, B-room home. Now they pay J~sa t~an $34 a month to keep it comfortably warm, to heat ~tar, _ refrigerate and cook, wash ol)d dry clothes; and do hundreds of Othlll; . around the house. . ,.- ...jjo.i.,.;lj!"""~:IM~~··~.... ··~· 1 wA , T ' ~~~ffijeii!~~!;;~=~fil.~ sao .a... aor ,:' & LOHSE ' '' ' ,, . ' l ; �' .... . I. "Old To~ l • • WORLD .. ,.,·' " ~!•,'" 'I ' )···:;.~ ~J' · ·nats 1 Ne~f ,. ·:.t,. ·'; ' 'ljl ,.·· _,., ··~' 11'1 1" ''',f."<' '~· '· ' ','I"~·' f '.,, • ',, . '\·• ·•·' •. .: ·•·. !lev. ' ' ·r·. -~."' .. ,... ... . ' tho terence. puiOI' ol tbo !IYr• ecuae Chlr~ .~:;11u retornocl fl>pao'*ldl''~~· loll, lfidoi Mra.' . ~, Jackson .0.. Lid""of a.tillcotllo'o ware I ' ,,, ' ~. ' ' ' ' Feeds kelly Wlnel>l'tiiDer pltehod a liiEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Wednesday Admissions Ralph Parker, Pomeroyi E d t t h Rlee, Pomeroy. Wednosdal' Discharges FrJDCeB Roush. Thursday Admissions - None. Thursday Discharges - None. MOSCOW - SOVIET LEADERS CONFERRED · ~ with President Gamal AJJdel Na11er ol EKYP! <11 the Middle Eaat crlsla, 1111 the omclal Tass - s ogenc7 said the Iaika were "lnnk 1111 frlendl1.'' New fl&htlng eflll)t8d along truce Hnea -een Israel IIIIJook~ . Diplomatic sources opoculated Kremlin leodera aoked the Arab chieftaiD to knuckle wder to certain IaraeU demlllld~ a settle. ment In tbe troubled area where Arabs and loraeUa beve been at RECEIVING TREATMENT James Batey, Middleport, was taken to Vell!rana loleJnol'ial Hospltll b)' tho Middleport emerge,.. cy oquod Thurodl,y afternoon.. He each other's throata was admitted for treatment of over..medication. Wel~ not as Bad, Really PUT·IN·BAY Ohio (\Jpl) AI>out 400 w1;_. guzzliiJII studints i;maslted hundreds wino : bottles ogalnat the wslls of o wine on Middle Ban island Thur~IIY ond broke a windoW In 1 pollee cruiser with a gallon wine jug. The bottle toastrw at the walls .of Lom:'s Winery Is an annual ritual with otudents who fiock kl this resort Island on boUd07s. Three policemen for the most of for years. MASSILLON, OlffO - A SNIPER USING a .22 c:aJ1ber riDe ThurodiY shot a ni...ye&Mid 7outh who wtl sitt11111 OD a beACh In 11-od of a dresslnc roam It crllllded Cryotal Lake Beech. Mike stuo wu llatld In critical coadltlon folloorlns emergency surger7 In Masomm CIQ> HoapitaL stark COunl,f Sheriff George Popoclopulos uid · tile on\por, believed kl be one of two mon who made their pl!lWa,y ID a white Ponlir>c, wls standing a1Joot 250 7lrds awa.y. . 'l!irf b.t'ab<Mit !>Or. 24 s-nts freed "U you try to order them around you could hove a riot on your hands," said Ernl.e OWen_ pollee chief of Pot-tn-Ba,y on South Pan Jal&D:I, whose juri., dlctloo Includes Mlddle Pass Is- cauae ofa back ailment but sWI wants a piece of.lheactlon. . Tho 46 - y-. · old griYel-volced lawyer frQIII Durham, N, C., told deleptoa to tho 26th lJIIIlol CORE conventloo hero TliurodiY night If thsy thou&llt he waa singing blo swan aong, "forget IL I afn't geUln' out be~se It'a Just gmma make too maJV white tolka bap»J," he shouted. More than 250 "soul brother• and ols- ten" cbeered. VETERANS MEMORIAL land. HOSPITAL AI a matter of fac4 Owen uid Wedneodl,y Admlasl0111 ~ it waa quloter this 70ir than It lle81ie Rlfllo, New Haven; Alia had been In proviOWI 701fa. F1sh, MlneroYIUe; Corrie Jud- WISE UPI GET 111 AWS-CIWMilS AND BALE fabric buys1,.._ ·.,; Pii•rns DlfSS 1.00 =1.00y4 ZIPPE'RS, THREAD ANI) TRIM TO M.4TQf ·lM to 1.29,.... DACRON QUILT BAnS 90x101, $4.71 River Gauges GAUGES - a.liii)Qits, 12.0 and 12.8 1'UIIJiing 5 feel of rollers; Pl. Pleasant, 24.00; Pomof07·lla•on, 20.30; Hllllon, LIO liii!Jv; Ka!uho Falla, 3.10 rto1111!; Cherleatlll, ouL London, llarmet, and Wlnlleld, are oo the BIU. Wedneldoy Dlacherps Georgia Jolmlon, Alberta Sohular, Bernice Nicholson, R t t a Stmnp, WHbor Beaver. Bomlco Nicholson, Rita ~. Boley. Mldllleport. Wilbur Beaver. ThurodiY Dlacharpa -DoYle ThurldoJ Admlssl01111- Kester Mathell)', Long ~ Chrls- call, Gloria Johnson, Jamoa Bortloe Jlnnhem, Pomti'Oj'; Jameo lng,Sorlb COngo Three Games Wednesday Tho Dodgers and Plrllles opllt a dooblebeader and the Tlpra olunpod tho Ylllka 9-1 In Fome1'0)' Boya' Leogue act1<11 Wednes- MATERIAL Middleport Is Saturday . Mr,. Alfred Social Notes da.v. Ill .... !J( the dooblebgamoa, And7 English and Mark Dltlard eomblnod to throw a nobitter ao the Plrall!a beat tho Dodpra 9-1 and In the other conteat the Dodgers held ctf alate rally to pt 'a 5-t victory. l!llgllsh, the starter, and DBlard lamed 11 and walked six In tho -tter. Tim Colburn and BUI Chaney ol the Dodpra fanned nino and pvo up nino E>peaaea lt1cldent to operatllllf free pBIIII. :: =:!.were...:; ~*'=- pol, and Brett Wtatt 111111 lllkl . Residents Warned Middleport resldente were warned toda.v that an ordhuce doea exist providing polllltloa lor thoao found gul1ty <I placlng piles of rubbish In tho otresto and sweeping dirt and rWblah into aewer a. Otrendero oro homportng tile olfectlve opentlm of tho atreet awoopor ond cootlnulng tile pracUce will hompor _.uc.. ol the aewqedlspooahfltem which Ia achedllled to get unilerw07 aoon olftclals report. 2-Hour DRY a.DNING SERVICE IUPON RIQUIITJ Our u...,...., Cloooi~ RollinSOII's " SERVICE. ~~~A.;4..~A.~R~oaclt~~~!.J 4 MOIOROLA DANCE PLANNED Tho Eaatern Alumni ~·o. wUl sponsor a s4(!11l'o donee It East- the driYO. IU Inception in 1955 hove aver- oged ab<Mit ~0 lllllllllly, This ' . TABLE RADIOS with 87114rt, modern styling all with MlnN,IJJUI. ;. ". SOUD STATECIROdl'fflY ·". e ,; . figure does not Include. the cost of uniforms provided b¥apolll0rlng llrms !J( orpnizstlmo which proaently Include Tho CitiHno' Nlt!Gnal Bank, Y-'s ~r­ markot, Tlny'a, llolner's J!ak. erf, and the Middleport Legion. This fesr t b o uooclatlon, headed bf Charloo1VInebre1110r, president, Is s)IOIIIIoring four summer donees at tho pork and holdlnr Ita Tq Day 1111 bull· neu soliciting ..._.,., tho lat. tor be vlng been """1J1)eted. ' q. "· Solid State Circuitry is a-dtvelo""'lnt of ..,_. electronics where rtlilblll~ is a must. With Solid State Circuitry there ait nci tubee to bum-out ••• clla~ . sia Ia completely tnnslstor!Zed~ Becaui8 tllll!'llldrt '. require very little power for their operil(on, hut Ia considerably reduced over~~ of tube1.1'111 recluo; • liOn of heilt helpslncrealt rellllblllty of cq,-nponlnll. rtot1illll MatUIXTIB ...... $2195· .con. . ...... --------"'1 Laurel Cliff 1 I I ' · KARl;&VAN ZANDT News Notes GRAVELY TRACTOR Sales & ae· Maytag Winnen See U. For Cemelery. Are Announeed IAtttrlngl CAUUS Tucker, Uuoo, end Mrs. Eva Teolord, Racine, sre Plrall! hitters ware Dillard the owners ol - M071a11 nabwith a pelr of daublee, D a n era, compllmeD!a of the llasoo -two ........ Englllb"' ..,_ Furdtw'e end llulland Furalture . ble, and Jell ~, a iibwlo. Stores. Tucker wm hla weoher In the Gal)' Fife of tho Dodgen and JID ' IIIIo promotion just comMike Neaaolrood <I tho Plr.-Jed In tho pme IIUII b)' the pleted It tho Mason Furniture, Dodgers and both turned Iii out- It was IIUIOWICed bf Horman Mrs. Tealord wm bora ollndlns pol'lorman<ts lor 10- Gnte. year-<llda. Fife lamoclllvo and !run tho Rullud Furniture, acwalked two and Nesaelroad lin- cordlllll to Honnan Grate, nod six and walked <118. -·-" ' Dodger hitters were t'IWa pair <I triples, B1H Cllaao1 two ' IID&Ies and Greg llcKIImey end Tlllk Diehl each allllal•-·a.t- Phonil 992·2115 r · · Mulllerry Ave. l'clmetoy; Ohli · Souhby, pitching lor tbo Allpia, pve ~ six hilt, six walks 1111 hit me helter. Fl\'o An&el error a aided tho !IYJ·acuao Clllller GottiDa hila lor the lllmera wore Hamilton with a trljUe end lingle, Ctllllll1! a IK>me run, and Wlnel>~, C. FmWI and Brown, eaeh a lllngle. Middleport l!oJ!s' Lequers will c<llduct their IU1DIII TOll Day SaCUrda)l, calling 111 homes In oil neighborhoods, and postIng boys ..,wwn lor contributions. Adults will be luporvlollllf tho activities It all tlmea. Boys are to be In IUIIlorni and are to meet at loWn hell at 9 s.m. Mrs. Jld>y• Valll!hen Is cbell'IIIAII of HOSPITAL NEWS -ATNEWEll$ .Social Notes Sugar .Run Flour Milt,_ . out. port, jult stood b)', At one time, COLUMBUS, OlffO - FLOYD M~KISSICK, tbo nalidJ dlroc- the Middleport 897• Leocue 1~>­ ern JDsb S<bOol Saturday IMJp· ~Y ·~ a boUle toa~i~Ci! tor . ol Congroas of Ractll EquoiiQ> (coi!El;,la, ••l~~olclo b.. chllltt-·ib l'orG' lfflllp'am, slnee ning It 7:30p.m. ICIO, lfarUord. DRAPERY . m-lllt shutout lor !IYraeuao ID a 13-ll Pee Wee ~e Win over tho l'omei'Oj' Angel • TueldoJ. Wlnob...,or famed 11 and Issued only ono tree poea. Only me l'llmoroy pi07or p his bat oa tile ball IJDOCI tiiOII8fl to IJ'OUIII[ * . · Se•ds Fertilizer Sbelll HallOO anddau&llter,lllm Mr. 1111 Mrs. Clarence Nutlet of Racine Route, Sharon and TARGET CHAMPIONS ol tbo Woat VIrginia Archoey AJVicki Johnston, local, Mr. and aoclatloa recently held In ~.~&aon at Wahama footbaU fteld · Mrs. Maywood Johnston, locol, IIPOIIIOl'ed ~ the ~" Areber7 Club of New Raven are, Mr. and Mro. , Lorry Nutter ol left to rlght:"Froeltl'le, Roberta 'l'll<laq,son, with a score of Beverly, o., Gene Nutter 1111 M4; Charles .. flip'' Crouch, 760; barebow, Karen Clark. Lester starchsr ol Akron violted 547; barebow men, Herman K-. 704. Mr. and Mro. Gene Congo and family, celled on Gerner Grti!ln, Sunda7 Terry C9ft£0 visited Lawr~mce. . eYelllng. G. Jobnslo~ Mr. and Mrs. Clair FoUr lXI Mr. and Mrs. Oggte Hellderend ,. chDdren and Thelma Honder8011 and three daughters ol Columson drove Jennifer Wright back J • bus, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Meto her homo near Zanesville on Sunda7 School attendance on GliT THESE LOW Lauflin of Johnstoll'n, Mr. 1111 Sunday. Mrs. Weldon Donnelson and two June 30 was 62, olloring $18.37. BA mRY PRICES Earl PerS<II of Huntington, sons or Findlay, Mr. Robert Ours Worship aervices were held at VL, spent tho weekend at the "He> wanfJ to turn in a gunr' visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie 10:45 with tho Rev. Coato. Tho Church Silldy Coaunlttee Findling - Coldwell home and atCorroll and famUy, ll!nded church Sunday morning. i\lr. Robert Ours returned to met at tho ehurch Sunda7 oY&..... . ... nlng 1111 scheduled their last )UIIU\.U h!s home tr.om Columbus where Mrs. Evea Morris of Albal\Y, he Ylsited hla sister, Mrs. Maude meeting for Toeodi.Y olternoo~ Tho l>atly Vacation B I b I e and Mrs. lllythe of Mr. Newark came WUUam Sunday ID visit Chethr, 0. and Mrs. Blanche Mulholand o£ Powell. School was held here lllt week Mrs. Present Croas 1111 Dudley Mr. and Mra. Gordon Wolfe of WUkesvllle and two brothers, from Monda7 through Frlda,y. Wolf. Mr. lllythe returned home Thomas of Middleport and Lew- Racine Roull!. Mr. Simon Powell, local, Mr. Duane Lltterall of Mr. and Mrs. wm. UJer, ~ens­ 1! o1 McArthur. Burial was In tho Coster cemetery by Blgomy Clearwater• Fla.' Mr. and Mrs. ton. were directors am junior Holzer Hospital: Visiting boors ard L, Blrchlleld, Delberl ll Robert Johnston and carol, Blr- ' class teocbers. . Funeral Homo o! Albaey. 2-t and 7.$ p.m. Parents only on Black, Mrs. MerrUI E. Brown, Doris DIIUngor 1111 Florence BY NI/>LLIE VALE Mrs. Ethel Radekin and dau&h- ban 1111 Ralph visited Mr. end Pediatrics Ward. Wllllam L, Butta, Lindon E. ~oncer taUjlht tho smollor Funeral aervtces were held ter, Mrs. Ina Sems !J( Newark, Mro. Ma,yw<lld Johns~ Admissions Dunn, Paul F. Esch, Mrs. Jameo •d classes. 'llonda7, Jui.Y I at COJmnbla rlla- 1111 Mr. and Mrs. Georp RideMr. and Mra. R. Jolm awn an Th th of tha hool hi h Mrs. Dooald R. Tagg, Rt. I F, Glb1011, Mrs. Dan Glassman, pel Church tor Mrs. Lena (Mc- kin, Jr., and two chlldren of tam1ly ealled on Mr. and Mrs. e eme sc w c Bidwell; Kevin E. Bloomer, KaMaloolm E. Clllnthsr, D, Louis had an enrollment of 2! ws' LoUBhlinl knapp, a life time resi- McArthur returned tram a two Lew Johnston ot Boahon. 111UJ1l; Uas E. Rusaell, Rl I D. Hocli>org, Mrs. WOllam E. ustrength and Power." Thelma dent of tht a place but who hso week' a Vlcatton with Mra. RideMrs. Louise Van Meter and the past few mOIItha vlstt- kin's daughter, Mro. Doris MUI- Nicki called on Mr. am Mrs. Law- Henderson was secretory. Tho Gallipolis; Mrs. Howord N. Nee- Hunt, l.pwell T, Jewell, M r 1. prosram was gi von at 8:30 Fri- kamp, Vinton; Vernon R. Roush, Nicholas V. King, Carl S. Manilv a dou,hter In FIOJ'Ids. er and famlcy of Mobile, Ala- renee Johns~ ., __ J·"dey evening. Sr.. MaiOII; Mr.. Msry Beck- 107, Joseph L. Miller, Mrs. LuShe paosod awa.y unt"PPCtedb bama. Enroute heme thsy visit-Mrs. ._ ~··•ton A tara< crowd attended t h e e)'. Pt. Pleallllt; JIUlles D, W11 cille Ptlwell, Carsoo E, RemII )be i1<9e of her granddaUiJ>. ed a atster-tn-lsw, Mrs. Cyn-. Claude Woo<Iyard IIIIo on Satur- son, Msaon; Mro. Wll11011 E. 807, Sherman Rol>erts, Harey lei- ,In 'Columbus. Surviving are thta Clllllllllns• and son, Sem66 Olcls Toron.ldo Deluxe ...... $2995 Lltehlleld, Henderson; Ricardo Roush, Lee Rudlsell, Da•ld ll dey. ~ .cllashtera, Mra. llarle rn,y, of Montaomery Ala. Tinted glaa, radio, wlalw tluo, dirk JfMII wltb Chapel Sunday School enjoyed a Coonl Soe W<llde of Ctrclo- L, Bolin, Rutland; Wilbur A. Samples, Vem A. Slundera, John llaltDu. of Florlclo, Mn. caro. matching Interior. Factory olr-eondltloDIDC. . saturday guests of Mr. and hayride and wiener roast at tho l;n HUddonel and Mn. Ewlyn Mrs. Marvin WUson and Mrs. home of Mr. ond Mrs. Lovorne vllle is visiting her grllndPar- Dean, Rt. 3 Pomeroy; Mrs. Rich- W. &muner, Mro. Dwlgbt N, Steard A, Belloy, Middleport; Mrs. vera, VirgO A. Trotter, W:llllam ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chu. D. Durti) of AlbenJ, and two 80118, Eme Hoosier were Mr. and Mra. Jordan Sunda7 evening. 62 Corvalr Monu 2 Dr. . .........5 Gtm o. Deeter, Long Bottom; P. Turner, Mrs. Robert E. VnW<llde, and ber aunt, Mrs. Wm. Franela of FIOrtdo 1111 carl, of Corwin Smith and family of CO. Lourel Grange held yeorly 1,.. Automatic traM., radio and new tires. Real buy! carr and family, for I feW deys. Mrs. EUgene Melvin, Rt. 2 WeU- roe, Nita J. YOUII& Michael F, Columbus, lumbuo, and Miss Pamele WU- opoctlon Saturday evening. Mr. There was a large attemance oton; Miss Msry Essman, Jack- Fadeley, Clifford C, Wood, Also survt'Ving ~retwoatsters, oon and friend ol Mooreh'1'4, 1111 Mrs. Virgil Atkina wero tho at the Randolph family reunion lOll; MrS. John ll Cotrman, CGal- Mra. Howard L. English and 66 Ponllec C.tallna 4 Dr. ~. Inspecting olftcen, Mrs. Dor~>o held in the Woode Grove, Sunday, ton; Mrs. Wade H. Bennett, RL InCant daughter, Mrs. Wollace Mr. and Mrs. C. W. stanabury thy Bolen, lecturer, presented Green with ueen llterior, V-8 e~ne. auto. trans., m:i 1 Buffalo, W, Vo.; Woodrow W, F~ and lnlant daughter, Mrs. June 30. of Columbus Ylolted relattves ln. .the literary PTOliJ'ODL A report power steering. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie Bemett, Wellston; Miss Morceli& Joyce A. Rossiter, Mrs. Ra7the oreo the past week. wu given by keiiiiJI Bolen of J, iluska, Orrville; MarkS. ~­ mond G. Ma1sey, Marsha Mace, Mrs. Nellie Vole and aloce, his recent week'a trip ID.Colum63 Buick Ll Sabre 4 Dr. H.T•...... $995 der Ravanswood; Albert R. Down- Mrs. Arlie P. Hlll, Mlehsel D. Ttna Marie Rldekln, spent the bus with on osrtculturol group Mrs. Brown's mother, Mrs. Cora V-8 motor, auto. trans., power ateeriDg. power_ ey, Rt. 2 Wollotm; Ernest F. Bane, Mrs. David E. Graham and week with Mr. and Mrs. S. D. 1111 movies wore shown b)' ftd>. Renshaw. bratet, l!rown with brown vinyl Interior Ja,yjolm, Rt. 3 Wellston; Mrs. lnlant son, Mrs. Richard 0. GraVale in BeUoYIUe, Dl Accom- ert HoUlda.v ol his work at lhe Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hoagland Donnie L, Arthur, Wellotm; Mrs. hom and lnlant son. p&nylqJ them to st. Loui1 waa Wooster E~erlment Fann. Re- and chUdren, McArthur, visited ' 65 Ponllec: C.talln~~ $1995 ,.,f!.\l'l'btiOia Orr of Chester¢ . frashmonta,,.,...,.. 141rved.~t tho> Mr~ '·Holgllftlf'l ' ~..... Cbarles ·~ S!ofk, .1!~ S Albiii\Y; · Auto. Irina .• powl.r ateettne. 'j;ower ·'IJnlik Bile · JOe· I'IUIISift;•lll!lken:ii!O';'IIarold: '""Tiie' front '(it a ciifn 'is the ' who went by plane tollaJJas, Tw oloae of tha meellni · Mrs. carmon Evans. and atteoo. D. Artillr; Wellston; Mrs. Ken- obverae, the back the reverao. fi.W. wilh 2-tone vinyl Int. ' 111 iuXt Phoenix, Ariz. where 1hi' ed the bolt races at Pomeroy. netb L. Longstreth, Rt. I Lanp. visited relatlveo. Mr. Ruy """ell, employed In YUle; Mra. ChsrlosW.Fulks,IQo. . . Mrs. Leooa Folden, brether, PeDnaylvanla, spent the weekend nauga, Call, Write or Come to See G;nn Cllnle1 daugbll!r, Mrs. with his family here. Births Us lor Complete Counsel· lll.!'rtle Q-n. of GallljJolla end Mra. Bertha Parker received Mr!. Kdllheth L, Longstreth, ing, Free Demonetratlon . GMAC FINANCtNG grandaon, stanley Folden, are a telephone coli from her aon, Rt, I Langsville, daughter, 12:37 Sl!'ndlng ton da.v• In Florida 992·5342 Lt. Col Cedric 0. Parker, thst p.m. WedlJeada.v; Mrs. lligene 11 guests of Mrs. Folden's son AUTHORIZED he and the family had returned Melvin, Rt( 2 Wellston, aon, 1:om dlugbter - In - law, Mr. and to Fort Hood, Teu.s, after a tw~ 03 p.m. Wednesday; Mrs. How~GRAVELY Mrs. Lojol Folden. 'BY BERTHA PARkER week furiOUBh of wblch they tour- ard V, Nliekamp, Vinton, s o n, lawn, Garden, Groun • Tho Jwilor Cia11 of COI,..bia Rev. Eupno Gill 1111 family ed In Mexico, Collfornia, and 2:33 p.m. Wedneada.v; Mrs. DanEquipment Specialltt loft recently for Manslleld to Ill· vtslll!d Disneyland. Iel W, McDonald, Rutland, 8:44 Sobblth Sehool attendsnce It p.m. Wedneada7; Mrs. Richard tend tho Free Metllodlot Conferthe Free Methodist Church on B. Bai107, Middleport, daughter, once and camp meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sorau- JW10 30 was 98. Ollorlng waa 7:59 a.m. Thur&lioy; Mrs. Charger, Alban7, visited Sunda7 with $2UI. les W, Fulks, Kanauga, dauih·,. Pennie Eblin, smell daugbll!r ter, 1:27 Lm. Friday. Mr. 1111 Mra. Lowrance EbUn 99Z.2975 and family. of Mr. and Mrs. Lowronce EbDlsdlorgos E. llain St. Pom~n~Y Un, feU whle plaJ<Ing and broke Mr. 1111 Mro. Wyatt &:hool'ltt, Jamea E. Bellea, Mra. Howonroute to Florida, visited a Sw>- her left ann. Mr. 1111 Mrs. Harmon Fox dey'wlth Mr. Sehaoler's parents, spent • weekend at their home Mr, and Mro. Norman Sehaofer. Mr. WOllam Carmon hoa be~n here. Mr. 1111 Mrll. Milton Hysell, returned homo !run Veterans Groveport, Ylslll!d recently with Memorial Hospital. · Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Risen, rolaivea here. Olen Rile, COiumbua, viatted Mark, creg and Jody, CoiWIIbus, visited l Thurodl,ywlth Mrs. Sunda7 with his mother, Mrs. Georsta Diehl and Charlea ~ George Rensbew. thony DiehL Mrs. James Adldna and chHMr. and Mra, GIQ' RusaoU, dren of McArtfl"! spent a week )l'arren, visited recentl,r with with her grandmother, Mrs. CorMr. Ruaael's sister, Mro. Geor- monEIIIll. CIUilc 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. Tmla. Very clean. One Owner . gia Diehl. Bible School held at the local ehurch,. cloeed with apr<>- ' '•'. • ' 'f, ' ....'•..,. ., ., cram .Frlda7 eYOnlng, which ,.. Point Hoek No-Hit Shutout ~.:, ~ . • • M!·a. Bo,y 1!7ora, Racine Rout., 1111 lola dluallter, Mrs• -.r w: Winebrenner Spins of .,,11 Mr. 110)' Powell and aon,local, coiled on Mr. and Mra. Homer ·. 0.,. aua ··l'1tv'' · ,, •-:ur of i\lrt~ Mlta Eva White, Mrs. Elsie weei<end o1 her JD91her, lmeo and dluchier, Mary, and Mill; S1bi! -Mll0& ; . ... Mrs. lflaol McCuJioush of WashOr. Kathryn PhHsm ollllackl- llll!lon, Ps., spent with bul'l!o vs., apent several deya their aunt, MrL Esther B. Pljler, with Mr.llll Mrs, ThereonJolm- Tbey were omoote to vjslt their lOlL · slater, Mro. '1'almlge Evans at Mr. and MrL lklb. WUtahlro Oek HUI, Ohio. o1 SL Albano, w. vs.,. spent the . S. set. and Mr&. Jack' Fisher WeekeJlcl wUh hla mother, and three sons of COlumbus, Harry WUtahlre. vlalted over tho weekend with Mra. kemoth KonlcokiiiiNa... hla ....,q,oreru, Mr. and Mrs. cy and Cheryl of A,.. are spend- Henry Roush. tng lifo weeks with ber porente. Mr. 1111 Mrs. George Slroo Mrs. Audrey Schrnoder of eo- buoh and Soe Am returned to lumbus and Chrlstioe· Lake of their home at Jefferson, WlsAtllims spent Sunda7 with their conaln, olter visiting two weeks pareote, Mr. and Mrs. Francia with her parenia, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Codle and Harold. Morrta. Sunday afternoon collers o1 Mr. and MI-L CUtrord B)'<lrs Mr. 1111 Mrs. Francis Morris and famtly ol C<lumbus, spent wore Mr. and Mrs. stanley saw.. Sunday with Mr. and Mra. R&y dera of Gelllpollo. Byers. Hazel Clrllohon and Frincea Mr. 1111 Mrs. Hsrey Curtis Foster apent several days with ~ntMra weeSemk withCurtithelr sandon. Mrsu. ~u •• s e · Anno at Lorain, Ohio. icy. tc.enhower. iiii.(O.rnihan Sun- re!llme!l Mr, Mil Mrlf Tam Burnaldeol .PIIDOrOj', Mr. and Mrl. Paul Ours aDd . two children, local, 1111 Mr. 'and Mrs. C. C. Cli'ter of Long Bottom caUd on Mr. and Mrs. LowronceJohnstmand!Jm- . ' t.M. ll&y (Rod) SOONLEGAR $1595 .·r•.- - - - - - - - N. W COMPTON, 0 OPTOMETII$T D · 0. • • , OFFicE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 21'0 5 (CI.Otlli AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COOlrr ST., !'OII!Ei!OY ·.' Exceptional Values. F1Al850 SEDAIJ . rrldaJ. w.u a'tte!'dod. '·' .. Mrs. AIIJll Gord<ll and son, £dd7, Cf+unbus, s_pent a Sun- Or Nuaelrood a IID&Ie llj1iece. ' . .... da7 with relatives and attended · ~ s.:hliGI end morning ser· .· >IFes it ~ loeai cillrch. ~·· lliwlo D1e11i, lllld'hls flan. . · · Jl«rlo, il)cldpll; ;. .......... with Rel. : 65ft\USTANGV8 2 DOoR HARD TOP ····· ··········· $1595 1966 .... Dart $179.$ Radio, VInyl Top, 2·Dr. H.T. 8 cyl. Auto. Tra111. Buck.et Seats, Low Mileage. Vtty. Nke 1966 Dodge Dirt $1695 nr. Sedan. "Trw. lldfo 1966 DN~t Coroaet $2095 4 4 Dr. Sedan. 8 cyl. Auto. va. Auto. TrW. 'llidlo, ·PS, f{~§i~i£~i;1111 Sl59$. "65 Volbw,•• Sun-Root. Air r.oiiiL illdio, Real Na··.- Inlaid Llnoleu -Ca • lAiw 1965 ...e.""· t::: w~ e,t Slil. n-. I �' .... . I. "Old To~ l • • WORLD .. ,.,·' " ~!•,'" 'I ' )···:;.~ ~J' · ·nats 1 Ne~f ,. ·:.t,. ·'; ' 'ljl ,.·· _,., ··~' 11'1 1" ''',f."<' '~· '· ' ','I"~·' f '.,, • ',, . '\·• ·•·' •. .: ·•·. !lev. ' ' ·r·. -~."' .. ,... ... . ' tho terence. puiOI' ol tbo !IYr• ecuae Chlr~ .~:;11u retornocl fl>pao'*ldl''~~· loll, lfidoi Mra.' . ~, Jackson .0.. Lid""of a.tillcotllo'o ware I ' ,,, ' ~. ' ' ' ' Feeds kelly Wlnel>l'tiiDer pltehod a liiEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Wednesday Admissions Ralph Parker, Pomeroyi E d t t h Rlee, Pomeroy. Wednosdal' Discharges FrJDCeB Roush. Thursday Admissions - None. Thursday Discharges - None. MOSCOW - SOVIET LEADERS CONFERRED · ~ with President Gamal AJJdel Na11er ol EKYP! <11 the Middle Eaat crlsla, 1111 the omclal Tass - s ogenc7 said the Iaika were "lnnk 1111 frlendl1.'' New fl&htlng eflll)t8d along truce Hnea -een Israel IIIIJook~ . Diplomatic sources opoculated Kremlin leodera aoked the Arab chieftaiD to knuckle wder to certain IaraeU demlllld~ a settle. ment In tbe troubled area where Arabs and loraeUa beve been at RECEIVING TREATMENT James Batey, Middleport, was taken to Vell!rana loleJnol'ial Hospltll b)' tho Middleport emerge,.. cy oquod Thurodl,y afternoon.. He each other's throata was admitted for treatment of over..medication. Wel~ not as Bad, Really PUT·IN·BAY Ohio (\Jpl) AI>out 400 w1;_. guzzliiJII studints i;maslted hundreds wino : bottles ogalnat the wslls of o wine on Middle Ban island Thur~IIY ond broke a windoW In 1 pollee cruiser with a gallon wine jug. The bottle toastrw at the walls .of Lom:'s Winery Is an annual ritual with otudents who fiock kl this resort Island on boUd07s. Three policemen for the most of for years. MASSILLON, OlffO - A SNIPER USING a .22 c:aJ1ber riDe ThurodiY shot a ni...ye&Mid 7outh who wtl sitt11111 OD a beACh In 11-od of a dresslnc roam It crllllded Cryotal Lake Beech. Mike stuo wu llatld In critical coadltlon folloorlns emergency surger7 In Masomm CIQ> HoapitaL stark COunl,f Sheriff George Popoclopulos uid · tile on\por, believed kl be one of two mon who made their pl!lWa,y ID a white Ponlir>c, wls standing a1Joot 250 7lrds awa.y. . 'l!irf b.t'ab<Mit !>Or. 24 s-nts freed "U you try to order them around you could hove a riot on your hands," said Ernl.e OWen_ pollee chief of Pot-tn-Ba,y on South Pan Jal&D:I, whose juri., dlctloo Includes Mlddle Pass Is- cauae ofa back ailment but sWI wants a piece of.lheactlon. . Tho 46 - y-. · old griYel-volced lawyer frQIII Durham, N, C., told deleptoa to tho 26th lJIIIlol CORE conventloo hero TliurodiY night If thsy thou&llt he waa singing blo swan aong, "forget IL I afn't geUln' out be~se It'a Just gmma make too maJV white tolka bap»J," he shouted. More than 250 "soul brother• and ols- ten" cbeered. VETERANS MEMORIAL land. HOSPITAL AI a matter of fac4 Owen uid Wedneodl,y Admlasl0111 ~ it waa quloter this 70ir than It lle81ie Rlfllo, New Haven; Alia had been In proviOWI 701fa. F1sh, MlneroYIUe; Corrie Jud- WISE UPI GET 111 AWS-CIWMilS AND BALE fabric buys1,.._ ·.,; Pii•rns DlfSS 1.00 =1.00y4 ZIPPE'RS, THREAD ANI) TRIM TO M.4TQf ·lM to 1.29,.... DACRON QUILT BAnS 90x101, $4.71 River Gauges GAUGES - a.liii)Qits, 12.0 and 12.8 1'UIIJiing 5 feel of rollers; Pl. Pleasant, 24.00; Pomof07·lla•on, 20.30; Hllllon, LIO liii!Jv; Ka!uho Falla, 3.10 rto1111!; Cherleatlll, ouL London, llarmet, and Wlnlleld, are oo the BIU. Wedneldoy Dlacherps Georgia Jolmlon, Alberta Sohular, Bernice Nicholson, R t t a Stmnp, WHbor Beaver. Bomlco Nicholson, Rita ~. Boley. Mldllleport. Wilbur Beaver. ThurodiY Dlacharpa -DoYle ThurldoJ Admlssl01111- Kester Mathell)', Long ~ Chrls- call, Gloria Johnson, Jamoa Bortloe Jlnnhem, Pomti'Oj'; Jameo lng,Sorlb COngo Three Games Wednesday Tho Dodgers and Plrllles opllt a dooblebeader and the Tlpra olunpod tho Ylllka 9-1 In Fome1'0)' Boya' Leogue act1<11 Wednes- MATERIAL Middleport Is Saturday . Mr,. Alfred Social Notes da.v. Ill .... !J( the dooblebgamoa, And7 English and Mark Dltlard eomblnod to throw a nobitter ao the Plrall!a beat tho Dodpra 9-1 and In the other conteat the Dodgers held ctf alate rally to pt 'a 5-t victory. l!llgllsh, the starter, and DBlard lamed 11 and walked six In tho -tter. Tim Colburn and BUI Chaney ol the Dodpra fanned nino and pvo up nino E>peaaea lt1cldent to operatllllf free pBIIII. :: =:!.were...:; ~*'=- pol, and Brett Wtatt 111111 lllkl . Residents Warned Middleport resldente were warned toda.v that an ordhuce doea exist providing polllltloa lor thoao found gul1ty <I placlng piles of rubbish In tho otresto and sweeping dirt and rWblah into aewer a. Otrendero oro homportng tile olfectlve opentlm of tho atreet awoopor ond cootlnulng tile pracUce will hompor _.uc.. ol the aewqedlspooahfltem which Ia achedllled to get unilerw07 aoon olftclals report. 2-Hour DRY a.DNING SERVICE IUPON RIQUIITJ Our u...,...., Cloooi~ RollinSOII's " SERVICE. ~~~A.;4..~A.~R~oaclt~~~!.J 4 MOIOROLA DANCE PLANNED Tho Eaatern Alumni ~·o. wUl sponsor a s4(!11l'o donee It East- the driYO. IU Inception in 1955 hove aver- oged ab<Mit ~0 lllllllllly, This ' . TABLE RADIOS with 87114rt, modern styling all with MlnN,IJJUI. ;. ". SOUD STATECIROdl'fflY ·". e ,; . figure does not Include. the cost of uniforms provided b¥apolll0rlng llrms !J( orpnizstlmo which proaently Include Tho CitiHno' Nlt!Gnal Bank, Y-'s ~r­ markot, Tlny'a, llolner's J!ak. erf, and the Middleport Legion. This fesr t b o uooclatlon, headed bf Charloo1VInebre1110r, president, Is s)IOIIIIoring four summer donees at tho pork and holdlnr Ita Tq Day 1111 bull· neu soliciting ..._.,., tho lat. tor be vlng been """1J1)eted. ' q. "· Solid State Circuitry is a-dtvelo""'lnt of ..,_. electronics where rtlilblll~ is a must. With Solid State Circuitry there ait nci tubee to bum-out ••• clla~ . sia Ia completely tnnslstor!Zed~ Becaui8 tllll!'llldrt '. require very little power for their operil(on, hut Ia considerably reduced over~~ of tube1.1'111 recluo; • liOn of heilt helpslncrealt rellllblllty of cq,-nponlnll. rtot1illll MatUIXTIB ...... $2195· .con. . ...... --------"'1 Laurel Cliff 1 I I ' · KARl;&VAN ZANDT News Notes GRAVELY TRACTOR Sales & ae· Maytag Winnen See U. For Cemelery. Are Announeed IAtttrlngl CAUUS Tucker, Uuoo, end Mrs. Eva Teolord, Racine, sre Plrall! hitters ware Dillard the owners ol - M071a11 nabwith a pelr of daublee, D a n era, compllmeD!a of the llasoo -two ........ Englllb"' ..,_ Furdtw'e end llulland Furalture . ble, and Jell ~, a iibwlo. Stores. Tucker wm hla weoher In the Gal)' Fife of tho Dodgen and JID ' IIIIo promotion just comMike Neaaolrood <I tho Plr.-Jed In tho pme IIUII b)' the pleted It tho Mason Furniture, Dodgers and both turned Iii out- It was IIUIOWICed bf Horman Mrs. Tealord wm bora ollndlns pol'lorman<ts lor 10- Gnte. year-<llda. Fife lamoclllvo and !run tho Rullud Furniture, acwalked two and Nesaelroad lin- cordlllll to Honnan Grate, nod six and walked <118. -·-" ' Dodger hitters were t'IWa pair <I triples, B1H Cllaao1 two ' IID&Ies and Greg llcKIImey end Tlllk Diehl each allllal•-·a.t- Phonil 992·2115 r · · Mulllerry Ave. l'clmetoy; Ohli · Souhby, pitching lor tbo Allpia, pve ~ six hilt, six walks 1111 hit me helter. Fl\'o An&el error a aided tho !IYJ·acuao Clllller GottiDa hila lor the lllmera wore Hamilton with a trljUe end lingle, Ctllllll1! a IK>me run, and Wlnel>~, C. FmWI and Brown, eaeh a lllngle. Middleport l!oJ!s' Lequers will c<llduct their IU1DIII TOll Day SaCUrda)l, calling 111 homes In oil neighborhoods, and postIng boys ..,wwn lor contributions. Adults will be luporvlollllf tho activities It all tlmea. Boys are to be In IUIIlorni and are to meet at loWn hell at 9 s.m. Mrs. Jld>y• Valll!hen Is cbell'IIIAII of HOSPITAL NEWS -ATNEWEll$ .Social Notes Sugar .Run Flour Milt,_ . out. port, jult stood b)', At one time, COLUMBUS, OlffO - FLOYD M~KISSICK, tbo nalidJ dlroc- the Middleport 897• Leocue 1~>­ ern JDsb S<bOol Saturday IMJp· ~Y ·~ a boUle toa~i~Ci! tor . ol Congroas of Ractll EquoiiQ> (coi!El;,la, ••l~~olclo b.. chllltt-·ib l'orG' lfflllp'am, slnee ning It 7:30p.m. ICIO, lfarUord. DRAPERY . m-lllt shutout lor !IYraeuao ID a 13-ll Pee Wee ~e Win over tho l'omei'Oj' Angel • TueldoJ. Wlnob...,or famed 11 and Issued only ono tree poea. Only me l'llmoroy pi07or p his bat oa tile ball IJDOCI tiiOII8fl to IJ'OUIII[ * . · Se•ds Fertilizer Sbelll HallOO anddau&llter,lllm Mr. 1111 Mrs. Clarence Nutlet of Racine Route, Sharon and TARGET CHAMPIONS ol tbo Woat VIrginia Archoey AJVicki Johnston, local, Mr. and aoclatloa recently held In ~.~&aon at Wahama footbaU fteld · Mrs. Maywood Johnston, locol, IIPOIIIOl'ed ~ the ~" Areber7 Club of New Raven are, Mr. and Mro. , Lorry Nutter ol left to rlght:"Froeltl'le, Roberta 'l'll<laq,son, with a score of Beverly, o., Gene Nutter 1111 M4; Charles .. flip'' Crouch, 760; barebow, Karen Clark. Lester starchsr ol Akron violted 547; barebow men, Herman K-. 704. Mr. and Mro. Gene Congo and family, celled on Gerner Grti!ln, Sunda7 Terry C9ft£0 visited Lawr~mce. . eYelllng. G. Jobnslo~ Mr. and Mrs. Clair FoUr lXI Mr. and Mrs. Oggte Hellderend ,. chDdren and Thelma Honder8011 and three daughters ol Columson drove Jennifer Wright back J • bus, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Meto her homo near Zanesville on Sunda7 School attendance on GliT THESE LOW Lauflin of Johnstoll'n, Mr. 1111 Sunday. Mrs. Weldon Donnelson and two June 30 was 62, olloring $18.37. BA mRY PRICES Earl PerS<II of Huntington, sons or Findlay, Mr. Robert Ours Worship aervices were held at VL, spent tho weekend at the "He> wanfJ to turn in a gunr' visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie 10:45 with tho Rev. Coato. Tho Church Silldy Coaunlttee Findling - Coldwell home and atCorroll and famUy, ll!nded church Sunday morning. i\lr. Robert Ours returned to met at tho ehurch Sunda7 oY&..... . ... nlng 1111 scheduled their last )UIIU\.U h!s home tr.om Columbus where Mrs. Evea Morris of Albal\Y, he Ylsited hla sister, Mrs. Maude meeting for Toeodi.Y olternoo~ Tho l>atly Vacation B I b I e and Mrs. lllythe of Mr. Newark came WUUam Sunday ID visit Chethr, 0. and Mrs. Blanche Mulholand o£ Powell. School was held here lllt week Mrs. Present Croas 1111 Dudley Mr. and Mra. Gordon Wolfe of WUkesvllle and two brothers, from Monda7 through Frlda,y. Wolf. Mr. lllythe returned home Thomas of Middleport and Lew- Racine Roull!. Mr. Simon Powell, local, Mr. Duane Lltterall of Mr. and Mrs. wm. UJer, ~ens­ 1! o1 McArthur. Burial was In tho Coster cemetery by Blgomy Clearwater• Fla.' Mr. and Mrs. ton. were directors am junior Holzer Hospital: Visiting boors ard L, Blrchlleld, Delberl ll Robert Johnston and carol, Blr- ' class teocbers. . Funeral Homo o! Albaey. 2-t and 7.$ p.m. Parents only on Black, Mrs. MerrUI E. Brown, Doris DIIUngor 1111 Florence BY NI/>LLIE VALE Mrs. Ethel Radekin and dau&h- ban 1111 Ralph visited Mr. end Pediatrics Ward. Wllllam L, Butta, Lindon E. ~oncer taUjlht tho smollor Funeral aervtces were held ter, Mrs. Ina Sems !J( Newark, Mro. Ma,yw<lld Johns~ Admissions Dunn, Paul F. Esch, Mrs. Jameo •d classes. 'llonda7, Jui.Y I at COJmnbla rlla- 1111 Mr. and Mrs. Georp RideMr. and Mra. R. Jolm awn an Th th of tha hool hi h Mrs. Dooald R. Tagg, Rt. I F, Glb1011, Mrs. Dan Glassman, pel Church tor Mrs. Lena (Mc- kin, Jr., and two chlldren of tam1ly ealled on Mr. and Mrs. e eme sc w c Bidwell; Kevin E. Bloomer, KaMaloolm E. Clllnthsr, D, Louis had an enrollment of 2! ws' LoUBhlinl knapp, a life time resi- McArthur returned tram a two Lew Johnston ot Boahon. 111UJ1l; Uas E. Rusaell, Rl I D. Hocli>org, Mrs. WOllam E. ustrength and Power." Thelma dent of tht a place but who hso week' a Vlcatton with Mra. RideMrs. Louise Van Meter and the past few mOIItha vlstt- kin's daughter, Mro. Doris MUI- Nicki called on Mr. am Mrs. Law- Henderson was secretory. Tho Gallipolis; Mrs. Howord N. Nee- Hunt, l.pwell T, Jewell, M r 1. prosram was gi von at 8:30 Fri- kamp, Vinton; Vernon R. Roush, Nicholas V. King, Carl S. Manilv a dou,hter In FIOJ'Ids. er and famlcy of Mobile, Ala- renee Johns~ ., __ J·"dey evening. Sr.. MaiOII; Mr.. Msry Beck- 107, Joseph L. Miller, Mrs. LuShe paosod awa.y unt"PPCtedb bama. Enroute heme thsy visit-Mrs. ._ ~··•ton A tara< crowd attended t h e e)'. Pt. Pleallllt; JIUlles D, W11 cille Ptlwell, Carsoo E, RemII )be i1<9e of her granddaUiJ>. ed a atster-tn-lsw, Mrs. Cyn-. Claude Woo<Iyard IIIIo on Satur- son, Msaon; Mro. Wll11011 E. 807, Sherman Rol>erts, Harey lei- ,In 'Columbus. Surviving are thta Clllllllllns• and son, Sem66 Olcls Toron.ldo Deluxe ...... $2995 Lltehlleld, Henderson; Ricardo Roush, Lee Rudlsell, Da•ld ll dey. ~ .cllashtera, Mra. llarle rn,y, of Montaomery Ala. Tinted glaa, radio, wlalw tluo, dirk JfMII wltb Chapel Sunday School enjoyed a Coonl Soe W<llde of Ctrclo- L, Bolin, Rutland; Wilbur A. Samples, Vem A. Slundera, John llaltDu. of Florlclo, Mn. caro. matching Interior. Factory olr-eondltloDIDC. . saturday guests of Mr. and hayride and wiener roast at tho l;n HUddonel and Mn. Ewlyn Mrs. Marvin WUson and Mrs. home of Mr. ond Mrs. Lovorne vllle is visiting her grllndPar- Dean, Rt. 3 Pomeroy; Mrs. Rich- W. &muner, Mro. Dwlgbt N, Steard A, Belloy, Middleport; Mrs. vera, VirgO A. Trotter, W:llllam ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chu. D. Durti) of AlbenJ, and two 80118, Eme Hoosier were Mr. and Mra. Jordan Sunda7 evening. 62 Corvalr Monu 2 Dr. . .........5 Gtm o. Deeter, Long Bottom; P. Turner, Mrs. Robert E. VnW<llde, and ber aunt, Mrs. Wm. Franela of FIOrtdo 1111 carl, of Corwin Smith and family of CO. Lourel Grange held yeorly 1,.. Automatic traM., radio and new tires. Real buy! carr and family, for I feW deys. Mrs. EUgene Melvin, Rt. 2 WeU- roe, Nita J. YOUII& Michael F, Columbus, lumbuo, and Miss Pamele WU- opoctlon Saturday evening. Mr. There was a large attemance oton; Miss Msry Essman, Jack- Fadeley, Clifford C, Wood, Also survt'Ving ~retwoatsters, oon and friend ol Mooreh'1'4, 1111 Mrs. Virgil Atkina wero tho at the Randolph family reunion lOll; MrS. John ll Cotrman, CGal- Mra. Howard L. English and 66 Ponllec C.tallna 4 Dr. ~. Inspecting olftcen, Mrs. Dor~>o held in the Woode Grove, Sunday, ton; Mrs. Wade H. Bennett, RL InCant daughter, Mrs. Wollace Mr. and Mrs. C. W. stanabury thy Bolen, lecturer, presented Green with ueen llterior, V-8 e~ne. auto. trans., m:i 1 Buffalo, W, Vo.; Woodrow W, F~ and lnlant daughter, Mrs. June 30. of Columbus Ylolted relattves ln. .the literary PTOliJ'ODL A report power steering. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie Bemett, Wellston; Miss Morceli& Joyce A. Rossiter, Mrs. Ra7the oreo the past week. wu given by keiiiiJI Bolen of J, iluska, Orrville; MarkS. ~­ mond G. Ma1sey, Marsha Mace, Mrs. Nellie Vole and aloce, his recent week'a trip ID.Colum63 Buick Ll Sabre 4 Dr. H.T•...... $995 der Ravanswood; Albert R. Down- Mrs. Arlie P. Hlll, Mlehsel D. Ttna Marie Rldekln, spent the bus with on osrtculturol group Mrs. Brown's mother, Mrs. Cora V-8 motor, auto. trans., power ateeriDg. power_ ey, Rt. 2 Wollotm; Ernest F. Bane, Mrs. David E. Graham and week with Mr. and Mrs. S. D. 1111 movies wore shown b)' ftd>. Renshaw. bratet, l!rown with brown vinyl Interior Ja,yjolm, Rt. 3 Wellston; Mrs. lnlant son, Mrs. Richard 0. GraVale in BeUoYIUe, Dl Accom- ert HoUlda.v ol his work at lhe Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hoagland Donnie L, Arthur, Wellotm; Mrs. hom and lnlant son. p&nylqJ them to st. Loui1 waa Wooster E~erlment Fann. Re- and chUdren, McArthur, visited ' 65 Ponllec: C.talln~~ $1995 ,.,f!.\l'l'btiOia Orr of Chester¢ . frashmonta,,.,...,.. 141rved.~t tho> Mr~ '·Holgllftlf'l ' ~..... Cbarles ·~ S!ofk, .1!~ S Albiii\Y; · Auto. Irina .• powl.r ateettne. 'j;ower ·'IJnlik Bile · JOe· I'IUIISift;•lll!lken:ii!O';'IIarold: '""Tiie' front '(it a ciifn 'is the ' who went by plane tollaJJas, Tw oloae of tha meellni · Mrs. carmon Evans. and atteoo. D. Artillr; Wellston; Mrs. Ken- obverae, the back the reverao. fi.W. wilh 2-tone vinyl Int. ' 111 iuXt Phoenix, Ariz. where 1hi' ed the bolt races at Pomeroy. netb L. Longstreth, Rt. I Lanp. visited relatlveo. Mr. Ruy """ell, employed In YUle; Mra. ChsrlosW.Fulks,IQo. . . Mrs. Leooa Folden, brether, PeDnaylvanla, spent the weekend nauga, Call, Write or Come to See G;nn Cllnle1 daugbll!r, Mrs. with his family here. Births Us lor Complete Counsel· lll.!'rtle Q-n. of GallljJolla end Mra. Bertha Parker received Mr!. Kdllheth L, Longstreth, ing, Free Demonetratlon . GMAC FINANCtNG grandaon, stanley Folden, are a telephone coli from her aon, Rt, I Langsville, daughter, 12:37 Sl!'ndlng ton da.v• In Florida 992·5342 Lt. Col Cedric 0. Parker, thst p.m. WedlJeada.v; Mrs. lligene 11 guests of Mrs. Folden's son AUTHORIZED he and the family had returned Melvin, Rt( 2 Wellston, aon, 1:om dlugbter - In - law, Mr. and to Fort Hood, Teu.s, after a tw~ 03 p.m. Wednesday; Mrs. How~GRAVELY Mrs. Lojol Folden. 'BY BERTHA PARkER week furiOUBh of wblch they tour- ard V, Nliekamp, Vinton, s o n, lawn, Garden, Groun • Tho Jwilor Cia11 of COI,..bia Rev. Eupno Gill 1111 family ed In Mexico, Collfornia, and 2:33 p.m. Wedneada.v; Mrs. DanEquipment Specialltt loft recently for Manslleld to Ill· vtslll!d Disneyland. Iel W, McDonald, Rutland, 8:44 Sobblth Sehool attendsnce It p.m. Wedneada7; Mrs. Richard tend tho Free Metllodlot Conferthe Free Methodist Church on B. Bai107, Middleport, daughter, once and camp meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sorau- JW10 30 was 98. Ollorlng waa 7:59 a.m. Thur&lioy; Mrs. Charger, Alban7, visited Sunda7 with $2UI. les W, Fulks, Kanauga, dauih·,. Pennie Eblin, smell daugbll!r ter, 1:27 Lm. Friday. Mr. 1111 Mra. Lowrance EbUn 99Z.2975 and family. of Mr. and Mrs. Lowronce EbDlsdlorgos E. llain St. Pom~n~Y Un, feU whle plaJ<Ing and broke Mr. 1111 Mro. Wyatt &:hool'ltt, Jamea E. Bellea, Mra. Howonroute to Florida, visited a Sw>- her left ann. Mr. 1111 Mrs. Harmon Fox dey'wlth Mr. Sehaoler's parents, spent • weekend at their home Mr, and Mro. Norman Sehaofer. Mr. WOllam Carmon hoa be~n here. Mr. 1111 Mrll. Milton Hysell, returned homo !run Veterans Groveport, Ylslll!d recently with Memorial Hospital. · Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Risen, rolaivea here. Olen Rile, COiumbua, viatted Mark, creg and Jody, CoiWIIbus, visited l Thurodl,ywlth Mrs. Sunda7 with his mother, Mrs. Georsta Diehl and Charlea ~ George Rensbew. thony DiehL Mrs. James Adldna and chHMr. and Mra, GIQ' RusaoU, dren of McArtfl"! spent a week )l'arren, visited recentl,r with with her grandmother, Mrs. CorMr. Ruaael's sister, Mro. Geor- monEIIIll. CIUilc 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. Tmla. Very clean. One Owner . gia Diehl. Bible School held at the local ehurch,. cloeed with apr<>- ' '•'. • ' 'f, ' ....'•..,. ., ., cram .Frlda7 eYOnlng, which ,.. Point Hoek No-Hit Shutout ~.:, ~ . • • M!·a. Bo,y 1!7ora, Racine Rout., 1111 lola dluallter, Mrs• -.r w: Winebrenner Spins of .,,11 Mr. 110)' Powell and aon,local, coiled on Mr. and Mra. Homer ·. 0.,. aua ··l'1tv'' · ,, •-:ur of i\lrt~ Mlta Eva White, Mrs. Elsie weei<end o1 her JD91her, lmeo and dluchier, Mary, and Mill; S1bi! -Mll0& ; . ... Mrs. lflaol McCuJioush of WashOr. Kathryn PhHsm ollllackl- llll!lon, Ps., spent with bul'l!o vs., apent several deya their aunt, MrL Esther B. Pljler, with Mr.llll Mrs, ThereonJolm- Tbey were omoote to vjslt their lOlL · slater, Mro. '1'almlge Evans at Mr. and MrL lklb. WUtahlro Oek HUI, Ohio. o1 SL Albano, w. vs.,. spent the . S. set. and Mr&. Jack' Fisher WeekeJlcl wUh hla mother, and three sons of COlumbus, Harry WUtahlre. vlalted over tho weekend with Mra. kemoth KonlcokiiiiNa... hla ....,q,oreru, Mr. and Mrs. cy and Cheryl of A,.. are spend- Henry Roush. tng lifo weeks with ber porente. Mr. 1111 Mrs. George Slroo Mrs. Audrey Schrnoder of eo- buoh and Soe Am returned to lumbus and Chrlstioe· Lake of their home at Jefferson, WlsAtllims spent Sunda7 with their conaln, olter visiting two weeks pareote, Mr. and Mrs. Francia with her parenia, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Codle and Harold. Morrta. Sunday afternoon collers o1 Mr. and MI-L CUtrord B)'<lrs Mr. 1111 Mrs. Francis Morris and famtly ol C<lumbus, spent wore Mr. and Mrs. stanley saw.. Sunday with Mr. and Mra. R&y dera of Gelllpollo. Byers. Hazel Clrllohon and Frincea Mr. 1111 Mrs. Hsrey Curtis Foster apent several days with ~ntMra weeSemk withCurtithelr sandon. Mrsu. ~u •• s e · Anno at Lorain, Ohio. icy. tc.enhower. iiii.(O.rnihan Sun- re!llme!l Mr, Mil Mrlf Tam Burnaldeol .PIIDOrOj', Mr. and Mrl. Paul Ours aDd . two children, local, 1111 Mr. 'and Mrs. C. C. Cli'ter of Long Bottom caUd on Mr. and Mrs. LowronceJohnstmand!Jm- . ' t.M. ll&y (Rod) SOONLEGAR $1595 .·r•.- - - - - - - - N. W COMPTON, 0 OPTOMETII$T D · 0. • • , OFFicE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 21'0 5 (CI.Otlli AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COOlrr ST., !'OII!Ei!OY ·.' Exceptional Values. F1Al850 SEDAIJ . rrldaJ. w.u a'tte!'dod. '·' .. Mrs. AIIJll Gord<ll and son, £dd7, Cf+unbus, s_pent a Sun- Or Nuaelrood a IID&Ie llj1iece. ' . .... da7 with relatives and attended · ~ s.:hliGI end morning ser· .· >IFes it ~ loeai cillrch. ~·· lliwlo D1e11i, lllld'hls flan. . · · Jl«rlo, il)cldpll; ;. .......... with Rel. : 65ft\USTANGV8 2 DOoR HARD TOP ····· ··········· $1595 1966 .... Dart $179.$ Radio, VInyl Top, 2·Dr. H.T. 8 cyl. Auto. Tra111. Buck.et Seats, Low Mileage. Vtty. Nke 1966 Dodge Dirt $1695 nr. Sedan. "Trw. lldfo 1966 DN~t Coroaet $2095 4 4 Dr. Sedan. 8 cyl. Auto. va. Auto. TrW. 'llidlo, ·PS, f{~§i~i£~i;1111 Sl59$. "65 Volbw,•• Sun-Root. Air r.oiiiL illdio, Real Na··.- Inlaid Llnoleu -Ca • lAiw 1965 ...e.""· t::: w~ e,t Slil. n-. I �she said, u1 Well, I was mad older klo&W an ' skm of emotion. tile eltort, lllate to for such a phony excuse. Alter 1-4 .......... , l:l .. . . . . . . . ' '8. ' all, slle knew me well Olllll8h to go 011 a date. 1-4 · ·,·· ······ 34 "'""tng, 0 At tho end or tho we took the girls back to the dorm and then, to 11J¥ surprise, my date not only otarted klssi!1B me, but she practically aeGiced me. Needless to 58¥, I am a conllloed !reshman. Are all girls like this? - FRUSI'RAT· ED LIPS Dear F, L,: Not really . You picked a JJhOI\V who "gets to know'' Mlows very fast when she tlnds the upure'' SARGENT Artlsll 011 Color SET ,. • • '>:' • • ' • •• ~· Choose now from our Bulova Excellence Collection! 92 -40 Virginia ............... . Tennessee .. : ......... . Mississippi ............ . Arkansas .... , . . ...... . Louisiana .. . .. .. ...... . Texas .... ..... . ...... . . TOTAL . ... . ..... . 26 30 3-4 , 22 ~6 2-4 28 20 18 26 56 !he mlgllt like prints lor h e r bride's book. Gloves? You can't operate 8 camera Ia them. A ~e Illinois . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mi_chigo~ .. . .. . .. .. 48 Wisconsin . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Minnesota . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Iowa ..... , ........... 24 Missouri '. . . . . . . . . . . . 24 TOTAL .......... 318 member or lncliono . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I the wedding parQI keeps her gloves on exelpt llblle eating,- H. 2-4 5$ 26 58 Dear HeJen: Ploin1 I like this boy. He Is vocy nice, thinks the wo,y I do, and North Dakota 8 Ia a loveable rut. On my 011e South DokOJp ........ . 14 date with him, we lied a ball. Nebraska . , ;~ . 16 Bot there is one ditferenee. . . : ." ' . . . . ' . . . . 20 He's Latin. rm not. Some peo. . . . . . ' . . . . 22 ple say rm torrlblo to date across the lines, and others QY It's the porSOII thai counto. ¥Y MounhJin · ' 1• , ' .·.1 (•~ ~ Uf l,: k . ~~ , · · parents are· ~ - minded, s.f1 . ,. ldoho ,. r......... ..... . .. : '14 there's no ,problem there. wt~at . do you SIQ'? - JO Lti•r •f Pasltlon •au-- !7 Jewel•. Stilllnl~ tt Steel . W1terproof'. Aut(). mMie. CommanciW "AO"- SD J•wett. StalniHI ttMI. Autom•tlc . W,J IIU· proof•. pan 10.15 Oochlen of Tim• "V'r - 21 jewels. l4K aold. A msator liurd 1tr1p. t75.00 Wben you ltnow what makes 1 watch tiel, you'Usive • BulaYa. \ 8 . ' .. 0 .. · ... o··. THE M!D-OHIQ·V~ fok:tve Into a CO!)'Ipletely furnished, brand new hom• that lets you enjoy life at its care ' 4: · QUAUTY & PRICE As LOW AS _ $3495.00 h" 8 20 . 6 57 18 .26 34 22 24 23 28 20 12 23 45 Utah .... •.. : .. .. .. .. .. NM!do ;. :,.. .. .. .. .. . A rozono . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · Dear Jo : It's the periOil that counts, not his color. But be oure YOU feel ~s way too, or Jt will never-k.- H. NOTE TO READEJI& THERE ARE STJiL. A FEW~ BUT- New Mexico :: , . . , .' .... Colorado .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ·a 12 16 1-4 18 Wyoining .... ; . .. .. . . 12 Montana .... . ... . . . ... · 14 TOTAL . . ....... .. 101 22. 2 26 44 12 30 -OPENr 9-9 WEEKDAYS . ' . 0 0· MILLER.'MOBfLE HOMES ' .. 2 .0 0· 0 0 ,. I' . ' ., 1 0 0 0~ . ' ' ' 0 . ' ' ". . . 2 0 ; . '-~ 0 • 0 0 7 Hawaii ............... . Col ifornia ..... .. ..... . 12 ' 14 86 Oregon .. . ....... .. .. 18 Washingron . . ......... .' 2-4 TOTAL .. . . ...... . 154 • ' I 5.55 -GUARANtEEDPHONE 992·2094 '• SERVICES CHANGED . Service• ai the Pllllla lllinlll'lal ~..r~il ' SU!Idlyo · have be~ challpd to 8 ... Tbur'-' .... 0 0 .0 0 7 2 32 66 4 14 16 3 0 9 10 0 11 ss ' BJW.'I'Y COMPANY .10,100.00 MJDI)LEl'OI\T - a,. 6 6 ' ,16 ., 6 14 9 13 Jl 10 12 0 18 22 Is Observed Ollloo · Rnllloaee • - ,. f-Ntc ... '! '0 2 6 0 2 3 1 0 ' '6 ~· .. 0 APPLIA!fCJC HOSflTAL - 'Q ,·, lllorile4 0 6 1 2 16 2 2 0 0 0 0 .4 All. Brlql ao4·Siraltoa llld Lawn Boy, parll and llrl'leel; rapalr Teeumlell llld Kolller 1!1J81nts imd Ill IIIIID appll-, Tblrd St., lluoll, 'II'. Va., JQbrf M. Roll- 1 14 (Ill. 8-INOie ELECI'.ROLUX SALES and setrico: Sweopera, rua wullen 0 Guest Night 1~ otlitT brlct. t - . 1'! balb, banhtuocl !loon, 11Q central ~. 111'.,., bieezew~. M1 bueMASON - Olest nllht was melll l!lla:tllent Olllldi!IOII. observed when the Women' I SO.. Oelad l'taleny, 6 0 '3. 5 0 3 6 11 753 370 NEIDID TO NOMINATE 667 111-.ulll'ters For Pkllco Ia PHieror n diJJgonaJ ·Philco Big Screen ngular Color TV ith Tuning Eye, nFRN CREDIT JEWURS n. Opott In ~ ....... lniYI Itt orljiul 1M111t' of JOII' rup. Cl""'' ih Cllfl'l von Jth""r '* lioN'' ilttJ'blll tMIIIOII. No MIIU. Na .... _....... II!IIM· fna. .. _ UM 'liP till u t 0.,. ..:!'i:*..::::.':., a..a~~~~ t..ttt~ at. a ,....,.,. CALL COOLYIU.I . . . on.. s.ua ~ llllmt'E. '61's In Sloclc 1li . . . 3tllh¥ri Ill\ $poltwln Scllwantl MalsJ. HoekillJI~· Ohio l'IIONB-..... A DUbUc burlDi Oil U.. trOPDMd badltt for the llelp Local lehocJ J)Jitrkt wtll h bel4 .. lM o!&t of thll aup.rtnlladeat 1A UN J(lddlQorl = m,b School ltlliJd1al n f :IO P.ll. • lulJ' •· t•w. lltQW''I ~1 Dtltrkt clet;y of Christian Service of tho ...,. "' Mason United Methodist Church , ...,,. met Monday eveolng with Mrs. LIOAL _ ,01 John SiSBOO and Mra. J a m e I tfottce II hnbl' atftll llat a .,.. elal m•etmr Dl &1M Salem TOWiliJQ Prol!itt the hostesses. 'I'wenQ'- ~ wlll "' beld llll1 u. 1111 nve s:uests and 18 members atp.m. u.e s.~~~m cemer ScMol tended. ~~ v.p u.. Bwtc•t for tM oomlDC Mrs. Fred ~cor waa In -.,.....charge of the Pr<IJ!Til" Olllltled, : '~" ,.,. ,;"" ·• ·""· ·•·• "Americana Abroad.~" Taldog I part In tho prosram were Mro. ' 110,y PrO!!Itt, Mro. Dallas cadle, Mra. Leatfr Zerkle, Mrs. Charles Yeaaer; Mra. Rusaell Clpeha!1 and Mrs. Raljlh Plckena. The pre-. Mro. Zerkle, PJ'OUded. The group voted to <lllllrlbule~th•' $130 !rom t b o bakelo8S ule to the general olftrlnl of ,the chUrch. Refresh- •* " 0 •* NEW HOLLAND 0 0· 0 0 .,.,.lk Priced To Mcm Nowl Corne on in, ttst-clrive 1ny - of our quaUty, OK tradHns nowl ' BALERS MOWIR5 RAKEIS OIOPPERS FORAGE WAGONS 61 ' See the New Hollend Dependlblt InAction! TONS LEFT, TO GET YOUR "STAMP oUT STEADYING" BUTTON, SEND A . DIME Aim A STAMPED, SEIJ' • ADDRf.SSIlll ENVELOPE FOR EACH BUTTON TO: HELEN IIOTTEL ·80S CLUB, BOX 9997, SACRAM£NTO, CALIF. 95823. . Scandia $450 Also $250 to 1975 Wedclh• Ring 29.75 PERFECTION IN A DIAMOND YOUR CAiPmNG and polllllers. Genuine parta. CitlJ IINIIO. 8-IS-tfe ments of cooklea and punch ~ oerved tn .43. • 86 149 AIC.CLEA& UFE TO .... Ruggeci-Practlcei-Dtpendab!.Dureblt District of Columbia . . . . 9 -l'uerto Rico . .. .. .. .. .. 5 Virgin Island~ ..... , . . . . 3 TOTAL .. .. .. . .. .. 17 GlAND TOTAL . .. . .... , 1333 IRING NEW Lle.U: Ncmcl lMUIING r..a - ...., .6 FHE STOIAGI JIOTICI OP IUNIT ADOP1'10M HOVM Jl """" 11'10 tllat eQIH "" the propo.M tmdpt •ad ~ of con o1 op~r1UoD ot thl JhiD LRo cal IJcbcwl DJI&ril!t of ll•::r Cou.a.tJ', Oldo, lrtr U.. &ell ;rear lilt, IN .. fUt la tbe olllcl of u.. 0.$ ~ ac u.. BOard ot ~MUCUI.oll alld .,... &o l:Dipedloa of ..... pu1to lie, t~-ll'nUt H tbl ~ of ts,SOO.OO Clii!BI ... . ' ' • e. Mala !UaNIIl - 2 story frame, 4 bedroom~. 1" bath. Ill very good CGIIdiUoo. Er<ellmd buy. · t~~~.oauo. 0 1 0 (Po1me"~Y Home & AUtot a CROW 1 otlitT frlme, 5 1'001111, porcll, balemen!. !louie needs repair. 1 0 0 O'IIIIIBN ftn: NEAR tiCROOL - 0 2 lhe IUIIIIIIOr) JIIO!IIhll; .' . ' 5 •4 >0 . 186 t>;lil., dutt .. 55 Poclflc Alaska ..... .. .. ... ... . . EXPERt' Wheel Alignment 0 2 1 0 9 SAV.:SfACE BELPRE, OIUO IIOTRl'IIOOFJNG ~ ; 0 •. ' 3 ' ·\ II 6 13 18 I - 5 SUNDAYS 1220 WASIIINGTON BLVD. 423-7521 13 15 22 ' .· ·COMPME oUR 5EI91CE . . .. 5 Midw•t Kentucky . .. .. . .. .. .. .. Ohio .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. is, however, that 10 275 mal wedding. If your cousin doeon't mind the calnera, go abead and shoot. of etlq.Jette ' .I free be&f, Alabama .... . '· .. . . . . . . Georgia ....... . .. . ... . Florida . .... .', ........ . South Cor'llina ....... .. North Carolina .... .. .. , time during the rocoptlon? - ·j, . "· ·, . Plnnsylv(1nia ........... . 64 Delaware ....... . ... . . . 12 Maryland .......... . .. . 26 · West Virginia • . ... . ... . 1<1 TOTAL .' . .... , .. .. 241 Do I wear my gJoves an Ute FOR VACATION TIME U.S.A. i6 ' . . . . . . ' . 91 New York . • •. ; ........ . New Jeney . .. . . ..... . rou tal<e It on the lam.) - H, Dear Helen: My brother wants to w e a r sport clothes to my coualn's formal wedding. Ia that proper? Also, would It be proper lor me to take pictures at the re. ception, witll my Oash camera'? LITTLE SIS Dear Sis: A suit is preferred at a for- ~ '' approach doesn't work. So take It !rom thoro (and rd suggeat Choose Bulova . Flllton-11tompson Tfldor Salts SJring Ave. " 992-5101 Pomeroy I treatment or a kldlley aliment. Hlo room number Ia 3000. 1964 Ford Galule 500 .. ...... $1295: 4 Door, dark green ftnlah with clean lllll<hlng lntorlor. New W. W. tires, V-8 engine, automatic trana., power ateer- iov, radio & heater. 1962 Ford XL 500 HT Cpe. . . . . . . $895 "BUZZ-IN" r..- conv. V-8 engine, powergllde, rlldlo, - · - whitewall tires, sreen exterior ftnlah with White eyloo tq) vii\VI IDo torlor trim. A sharp I owner lrldo II\ . KLOES CONFINED Kent Kloea, son ol Mr. 11"1 Mra. Manning Kloos ol Mlddlepor4 io conlloecl to tho St. Marje Holljlital In Huntington, W. Ya. 1965 Chevelle Malibu . . . . . . . . . . $1595 where the food Is QUOD and the Beautl!ul white finish with red villfllnlerlcr, bucket IIIII, console, V-8 engine, IUkllla\l,c uua.. power ltaer'I.D&, ndio & heater. New""" tlrea. 1962 Olds f.IS 4 Dr. .. .. .. ... . $89J. V-B engine, autmnaUc tnn~;, delux trim, rreen IIDioll. All good w... tlreo, radio r. hooter. •\t p[lces are NO TIC£ ·FOR: TWO AUTOMOBILE SEMSI BLEI ;. ' ~ '• ~!THE HoMe . . Of BROASTED CHICKEN" \ ' 1962 ChevrOlet S. Spt. Cpa. . •.. $10f5 V-B efllloe, automatic trauil., power - . . r. !>_ral,a, .... llolsh with gold vl!ll'lillterlor, bucket ~ Rr.IL . ~.,... , 1961 Carvelr MC!ftl!l 4 Dr. . . ••.. 1962 Corvelr Manu CO.. Vln,yl -lor, buctwl . ........ ...,..., ~~ . ,..... .Heatert, auad tina. . ' ' ~ ~.,.~ ,Chevrolet . 17 11$. H. ,.1 • •••:~tv~ . ~~~)i;~;:::IIS.:.f~'~ilti . , • • .. • ~ . ~~ .. i • \ �she said, u1 Well, I was mad older klo&W an ' skm of emotion. tile eltort, lllate to for such a phony excuse. Alter 1-4 .......... , l:l .. . . . . . . . ' '8. ' all, slle knew me well Olllll8h to go 011 a date. 1-4 · ·,·· ······ 34 "'""tng, 0 At tho end or tho we took the girls back to the dorm and then, to 11J¥ surprise, my date not only otarted klssi!1B me, but she practically aeGiced me. Needless to 58¥, I am a conllloed !reshman. Are all girls like this? - FRUSI'RAT· ED LIPS Dear F, L,: Not really . You picked a JJhOI\V who "gets to know'' Mlows very fast when she tlnds the upure'' SARGENT Artlsll 011 Color SET ,. • • '>:' • • ' • •• ~· Choose now from our Bulova Excellence Collection! 92 -40 Virginia ............... . Tennessee .. : ......... . Mississippi ............ . Arkansas .... , . . ...... . Louisiana .. . .. .. ...... . Texas .... ..... . ...... . . TOTAL . ... . ..... . 26 30 3-4 , 22 ~6 2-4 28 20 18 26 56 !he mlgllt like prints lor h e r bride's book. Gloves? You can't operate 8 camera Ia them. A ~e Illinois . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mi_chigo~ .. . .. . .. .. 48 Wisconsin . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Minnesota . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Iowa ..... , ........... 24 Missouri '. . . . . . . . . . . . 24 TOTAL .......... 318 member or lncliono . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I the wedding parQI keeps her gloves on exelpt llblle eating,- H. 2-4 5$ 26 58 Dear HeJen: Ploin1 I like this boy. He Is vocy nice, thinks the wo,y I do, and North Dakota 8 Ia a loveable rut. On my 011e South DokOJp ........ . 14 date with him, we lied a ball. Nebraska . , ;~ . 16 Bot there is one ditferenee. . . : ." ' . . . . ' . . . . 20 He's Latin. rm not. Some peo. . . . . . ' . . . . 22 ple say rm torrlblo to date across the lines, and others QY It's the porSOII thai counto. ¥Y MounhJin · ' 1• , ' .·.1 (•~ ~ Uf l,: k . ~~ , · · parents are· ~ - minded, s.f1 . ,. ldoho ,. r......... ..... . .. : '14 there's no ,problem there. wt~at . do you SIQ'? - JO Lti•r •f Pasltlon •au-- !7 Jewel•. Stilllnl~ tt Steel . W1terproof'. Aut(). mMie. CommanciW "AO"- SD J•wett. StalniHI ttMI. Autom•tlc . W,J IIU· proof•. pan 10.15 Oochlen of Tim• "V'r - 21 jewels. l4K aold. A msator liurd 1tr1p. t75.00 Wben you ltnow what makes 1 watch tiel, you'Usive • BulaYa. \ 8 . ' .. 0 .. · ... o··. THE M!D-OHIQ·V~ fok:tve Into a CO!)'Ipletely furnished, brand new hom• that lets you enjoy life at its care ' 4: · QUAUTY & PRICE As LOW AS _ $3495.00 h" 8 20 . 6 57 18 .26 34 22 24 23 28 20 12 23 45 Utah .... •.. : .. .. .. .. .. NM!do ;. :,.. .. .. .. .. . A rozono . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · Dear Jo : It's the periOil that counts, not his color. But be oure YOU feel ~s way too, or Jt will never-k.- H. NOTE TO READEJI& THERE ARE STJiL. A FEW~ BUT- New Mexico :: , . . , .' .... Colorado .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ·a 12 16 1-4 18 Wyoining .... ; . .. .. . . 12 Montana .... . ... . . . ... · 14 TOTAL . . ....... .. 101 22. 2 26 44 12 30 -OPENr 9-9 WEEKDAYS . ' . 0 0· MILLER.'MOBfLE HOMES ' .. 2 .0 0· 0 0 ,. I' . ' ., 1 0 0 0~ . ' ' ' 0 . ' ' ". . . 2 0 ; . '-~ 0 • 0 0 7 Hawaii ............... . Col ifornia ..... .. ..... . 12 ' 14 86 Oregon .. . ....... .. .. 18 Washingron . . ......... .' 2-4 TOTAL .. . . ...... . 154 • ' I 5.55 -GUARANtEEDPHONE 992·2094 '• SERVICES CHANGED . Service• ai the Pllllla lllinlll'lal ~..r~il ' SU!Idlyo · have be~ challpd to 8 ... Tbur'-' .... 0 0 .0 0 7 2 32 66 4 14 16 3 0 9 10 0 11 ss ' BJW.'I'Y COMPANY .10,100.00 MJDI)LEl'OI\T - a,. 6 6 ' ,16 ., 6 14 9 13 Jl 10 12 0 18 22 Is Observed Ollloo · Rnllloaee • - ,. f-Ntc ... '! '0 2 6 0 2 3 1 0 ' '6 ~· .. 0 APPLIA!fCJC HOSflTAL - 'Q ,·, lllorile4 0 6 1 2 16 2 2 0 0 0 0 .4 All. Brlql ao4·Siraltoa llld Lawn Boy, parll and llrl'leel; rapalr Teeumlell llld Kolller 1!1J81nts imd Ill IIIIID appll-, Tblrd St., lluoll, 'II'. Va., JQbrf M. Roll- 1 14 (Ill. 8-INOie ELECI'.ROLUX SALES and setrico: Sweopera, rua wullen 0 Guest Night 1~ otlitT brlct. t - . 1'! balb, banhtuocl !loon, 11Q central ~. 111'.,., bieezew~. M1 bueMASON - Olest nllht was melll l!lla:tllent Olllldi!IOII. observed when the Women' I SO.. Oelad l'taleny, 6 0 '3. 5 0 3 6 11 753 370 NEIDID TO NOMINATE 667 111-.ulll'ters For Pkllco Ia PHieror n diJJgonaJ ·Philco Big Screen ngular Color TV ith Tuning Eye, nFRN CREDIT JEWURS n. Opott In ~ ....... lniYI Itt orljiul 1M111t' of JOII' rup. Cl""'' ih Cllfl'l von Jth""r '* lioN'' ilttJ'blll tMIIIOII. No MIIU. Na .... _....... II!IIM· fna. .. _ UM 'liP till u t 0.,. ..:!'i:*..::::.':., a..a~~~~ t..ttt~ at. a ,....,.,. CALL COOLYIU.I . . . on.. s.ua ~ llllmt'E. '61's In Sloclc 1li . . . 3tllh¥ri Ill\ $poltwln Scllwantl MalsJ. HoekillJI~· Ohio l'IIONB-..... A DUbUc burlDi Oil U.. trOPDMd badltt for the llelp Local lehocJ J)Jitrkt wtll h bel4 .. lM o!&t of thll aup.rtnlladeat 1A UN J(lddlQorl = m,b School ltlliJd1al n f :IO P.ll. • lulJ' •· t•w. lltQW''I ~1 Dtltrkt clet;y of Christian Service of tho ...,. "' Mason United Methodist Church , ...,,. met Monday eveolng with Mrs. LIOAL _ ,01 John SiSBOO and Mra. J a m e I tfottce II hnbl' atftll llat a .,.. elal m•etmr Dl &1M Salem TOWiliJQ Prol!itt the hostesses. 'I'wenQ'- ~ wlll "' beld llll1 u. 1111 nve s:uests and 18 members atp.m. u.e s.~~~m cemer ScMol tended. ~~ v.p u.. Bwtc•t for tM oomlDC Mrs. Fred ~cor waa In -.,.....charge of the Pr<IJ!Til" Olllltled, : '~" ,.,. ,;"" ·• ·""· ·•·• "Americana Abroad.~" Taldog I part In tho prosram were Mro. ' 110,y PrO!!Itt, Mro. Dallas cadle, Mra. Leatfr Zerkle, Mrs. Charles Yeaaer; Mra. Rusaell Clpeha!1 and Mrs. Raljlh Plckena. The pre-. Mro. Zerkle, PJ'OUded. The group voted to <lllllrlbule~th•' $130 !rom t b o bakelo8S ule to the general olftrlnl of ,the chUrch. Refresh- •* " 0 •* NEW HOLLAND 0 0· 0 0 .,.,.lk Priced To Mcm Nowl Corne on in, ttst-clrive 1ny - of our quaUty, OK tradHns nowl ' BALERS MOWIR5 RAKEIS OIOPPERS FORAGE WAGONS 61 ' See the New Hollend Dependlblt InAction! TONS LEFT, TO GET YOUR "STAMP oUT STEADYING" BUTTON, SEND A . DIME Aim A STAMPED, SEIJ' • ADDRf.SSIlll ENVELOPE FOR EACH BUTTON TO: HELEN IIOTTEL ·80S CLUB, BOX 9997, SACRAM£NTO, CALIF. 95823. . Scandia $450 Also $250 to 1975 Wedclh• Ring 29.75 PERFECTION IN A DIAMOND YOUR CAiPmNG and polllllers. Genuine parta. CitlJ IINIIO. 8-IS-tfe ments of cooklea and punch ~ oerved tn .43. • 86 149 AIC.CLEA& UFE TO .... Ruggeci-Practlcei-Dtpendab!.Dureblt District of Columbia . . . . 9 -l'uerto Rico . .. .. .. .. .. 5 Virgin Island~ ..... , . . . . 3 TOTAL .. .. .. . .. .. 17 GlAND TOTAL . .. . .... , 1333 IRING NEW Lle.U: Ncmcl lMUIING r..a - ...., .6 FHE STOIAGI JIOTICI OP IUNIT ADOP1'10M HOVM Jl """" 11'10 tllat eQIH "" the propo.M tmdpt •ad ~ of con o1 op~r1UoD ot thl JhiD LRo cal IJcbcwl DJI&ril!t of ll•::r Cou.a.tJ', Oldo, lrtr U.. &ell ;rear lilt, IN .. fUt la tbe olllcl of u.. 0.$ ~ ac u.. BOard ot ~MUCUI.oll alld .,... &o l:Dipedloa of ..... pu1to lie, t~-ll'nUt H tbl ~ of ts,SOO.OO Clii!BI ... . ' ' • e. Mala !UaNIIl - 2 story frame, 4 bedroom~. 1" bath. Ill very good CGIIdiUoo. Er<ellmd buy. · t~~~.oauo. 0 1 0 (Po1me"~Y Home & AUtot a CROW 1 otlitT frlme, 5 1'001111, porcll, balemen!. !louie needs repair. 1 0 0 O'IIIIIBN ftn: NEAR tiCROOL - 0 2 lhe IUIIIIIIOr) JIIO!IIhll; .' . ' 5 •4 >0 . 186 t>;lil., dutt .. 55 Poclflc Alaska ..... .. .. ... ... . . EXPERt' Wheel Alignment 0 2 1 0 9 SAV.:SfACE BELPRE, OIUO IIOTRl'IIOOFJNG ~ ; 0 •. ' 3 ' ·\ II 6 13 18 I - 5 SUNDAYS 1220 WASIIINGTON BLVD. 423-7521 13 15 22 ' .· ·COMPME oUR 5EI91CE . . .. 5 Midw•t Kentucky . .. .. . .. .. .. .. Ohio .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. is, however, that 10 275 mal wedding. If your cousin doeon't mind the calnera, go abead and shoot. of etlq.Jette ' .I free be&f, Alabama .... . '· .. . . . . . . Georgia ....... . .. . ... . Florida . .... .', ........ . South Cor'llina ....... .. North Carolina .... .. .. , time during the rocoptlon? - ·j, . "· ·, . Plnnsylv(1nia ........... . 64 Delaware ....... . ... . . . 12 Maryland .......... . .. . 26 · West Virginia • . ... . ... . 1<1 TOTAL .' . .... , .. .. 241 Do I wear my gJoves an Ute FOR VACATION TIME U.S.A. i6 ' . . . . . . ' . 91 New York . • •. ; ........ . New Jeney . .. . . ..... . rou tal<e It on the lam.) - H, Dear Helen: My brother wants to w e a r sport clothes to my coualn's formal wedding. Ia that proper? Also, would It be proper lor me to take pictures at the re. ception, witll my Oash camera'? LITTLE SIS Dear Sis: A suit is preferred at a for- ~ '' approach doesn't work. So take It !rom thoro (and rd suggeat Choose Bulova . Flllton-11tompson Tfldor Salts SJring Ave. " 992-5101 Pomeroy I treatment or a kldlley aliment. Hlo room number Ia 3000. 1964 Ford Galule 500 .. ...... $1295: 4 Door, dark green ftnlah with clean lllll<hlng lntorlor. New W. W. tires, V-8 engine, automatic trana., power ateer- iov, radio & heater. 1962 Ford XL 500 HT Cpe. . . . . . . $895 "BUZZ-IN" r..- conv. V-8 engine, powergllde, rlldlo, - · - whitewall tires, sreen exterior ftnlah with White eyloo tq) vii\VI IDo torlor trim. A sharp I owner lrldo II\ . KLOES CONFINED Kent Kloea, son ol Mr. 11"1 Mra. Manning Kloos ol Mlddlepor4 io conlloecl to tho St. Marje Holljlital In Huntington, W. Ya. 1965 Chevelle Malibu . . . . . . . . . . $1595 where the food Is QUOD and the Beautl!ul white finish with red villfllnlerlcr, bucket IIIII, console, V-8 engine, IUkllla\l,c uua.. power ltaer'I.D&, ndio & heater. New""" tlrea. 1962 Olds f.IS 4 Dr. .. .. .. ... . $89J. V-B engine, autmnaUc tnn~;, delux trim, rreen IIDioll. All good w... tlreo, radio r. hooter. •\t p[lces are NO TIC£ ·FOR: TWO AUTOMOBILE SEMSI BLEI ;. ' ~ '• ~!THE HoMe . . Of BROASTED CHICKEN" \ ' 1962 ChevrOlet S. Spt. Cpa. . •.. $10f5 V-B efllloe, automatic trauil., power - . . r. !>_ral,a, .... llolsh with gold vl!ll'lillterlor, bucket ~ Rr.IL . ~.,... , 1961 Carvelr MC!ftl!l 4 Dr. . . ••.. 1962 Corvelr Manu CO.. Vln,yl -lor, buctwl . ........ ...,..., ~~ . ,..... .Heatert, auad tina. . ' ' ~ ~.,.~ ,Chevrolet . 17 11$. H. ,.1 • •••:~tv~ . ~~~)i;~;:::IIS.:.f~'~ilti . , • • .. • ~ . ~~ .. i • \ �J.imED(HHE WINJ<I.M . ' I _EEK ANll MFFK IJ:)TE fOR ME: IF '1:lU .IWOW IM-\A.T'.S. Goob FOR. 'tbU ! HEU.O "fHER', '• HOW YA FEEUI.J~? ~ICE lOS!;£ VA! -. . - - - ..,<.., RIGHT, (X)P.1 IT · SHOULDA. BEEN F0A: UNl/lWFUL ASSEMBL.YJ .. DAILY CROSSWORD ·. & - I . Can 4 -. . Charta D. Aqoadrupod 10. Come intn Ylew 12. Capital Ga. ••· rOJ'tit)· UI.Tlny 11. Comfort.. .... IS. Ll.. 11. Rain 21. Sylvan deillu 24. Kan'a nam•· 21. American 3. Aftlnna_ 19. Second· u.. ~ 4. Lead, line, . ooppet,otc. - a 1_ "Blue ""«<e" abbr. 22. Part of "to be" 23. J'ut._ .... ~.Bever· •lf the Taj Mahal 't. Poppy 26. Man's ..... age nldmam~ :!8. En.durell ......... ............, M . Warp.yam :J&. Tuber ••• /. I CVVOH l ~ •.' . .... . . . -ft. ' ,_,, ,.,.n,,...,..... ~ :l8. 80 mlnutea 29. Writing :w. Hoetelrtew nuld 40. InquiN ta. Approach!!ll 31. Mo•t pallkl 42. Sailor!1 -~ l3. Public notic.,. t4.WUd rather'II abeep 34 . Burrowtni animals 48. M'UilC note : l. Germ, ;u, ,.::;':w:! ~= Unatnmbletheae four Jumbles, rm one Idler to tiiCh oquaro, to ~. form four ordinar1 words. fellow : .i. Location j'jll- doJ BUGS BUNNY ~ ~ ~~® MD=!!-~- _+iiif"-- 21 . Capitol s. Aeeumul&te 8. l!:arth u rtllllN't m~ ary 20. Fol' I J"I_J t1wr~J ISUMISa KJ 1'1\'\1 1 ... .] _ I _ t I_ :=.r..,-=-.:-~ 1-.. Now ornnplhe elreleollolten --·1 (II III] [IIIIl (AIIIWtif ,......_,•• J_...,, UUt.T NY- . . . . "--rr n.. ..... .., ... &l. .... - ta•rr••, _.,.IL1NIII • ' •I I I % ,:v I '. • �J.imED(HHE WINJ<I.M . ' I _EEK ANll MFFK IJ:)TE fOR ME: IF '1:lU .IWOW IM-\A.T'.S. Goob FOR. 'tbU ! HEU.O "fHER', '• HOW YA FEEUI.J~? ~ICE lOS!;£ VA! -. . - - - ..,<.., RIGHT, (X)P.1 IT · SHOULDA. BEEN F0A: UNl/lWFUL ASSEMBL.YJ .. DAILY CROSSWORD ·. & - I . Can 4 -. . Charta D. Aqoadrupod 10. Come intn Ylew 12. Capital Ga. ••· rOJ'tit)· UI.Tlny 11. Comfort.. .... IS. Ll.. 11. Rain 21. Sylvan deillu 24. Kan'a nam•· 21. American 3. Aftlnna_ 19. Second· u.. ~ 4. Lead, line, . ooppet,otc. - a 1_ "Blue ""«<e" abbr. 22. Part of "to be" 23. J'ut._ .... ~.Bever· •lf the Taj Mahal 't. Poppy 26. Man's ..... age nldmam~ :!8. En.durell ......... ............, M . Warp.yam :J&. Tuber ••• /. I CVVOH l ~ •.' . .... . . . -ft. ' ,_,, ,.,.n,,...,..... ~ :l8. 80 mlnutea 29. Writing :w. Hoetelrtew nuld 40. InquiN ta. Approach!!ll 31. Mo•t pallkl 42. Sailor!1 -~ l3. Public notic.,. t4.WUd rather'II abeep 34 . Burrowtni animals 48. M'UilC note : l. Germ, ;u, ,.::;':w:! ~= Unatnmbletheae four Jumbles, rm one Idler to tiiCh oquaro, to ~. form four ordinar1 words. fellow : .i. Location j'jll- doJ BUGS BUNNY ~ ~ ~~® MD=!!-~- _+iiif"-- 21 . Capitol s. Aeeumul&te 8. l!:arth u rtllllN't m~ ary 20. Fol' I J"I_J t1wr~J ISUMISa KJ 1'1\'\1 1 ... .] _ I _ t I_ :=.r..,-=-.:-~ 1-.. Now ornnplhe elreleollolten --·1 (II III] [IIIIl (AIIIWtif ,......_,•• J_...,, UUt.T NY- . . . . "--rr n.. ..... .., ... &l. .... - ta•rr••, _.,.IL1NIII • ' •I I I % ,:v I '. • �0., Fr!IIIQ, ':tub 5, lHB Co-uncif. . .".''"' II ,,·•::. ''· IW'I'Y FRIDI\l , . H~V)lSTEIIS Clm, Vnlted c&lrch ot Chrlsl, Frlda,y at tbo c~h; Mr" llole Smltb deV<ltlono; Mlos Thelma arue01i', Mro. aem,. Reibel and Mrs. Amanda Kaoper, holleoBis. MIDDLEPORT F1RE Deport· ment sponsors an outside dance party from 9 to 12 p. m. at the "RAW An" Middleport Community Park. The (Technicolor) Jo.yo will be in chorge. Julie An:lrews, MaxVanSyd<ow 1 Richard Harris COLORCARTOON: catch Meow SATURDAY SATURDAY NIGHTHig!ISchool dance party at the Pomeroy te~ ni s court from 9 to 12 p. m. The Meigs Athletic Association will sponsor the dance; the Jays will Running time: 3 Hr., 15 min. Box Office closes 8 p. m. ' ' S!JN. • MON. - TUFS, JULY 7-8-9 IIHQW .r~ ~~'VEA ~ARII!At~EI - ARD RUIN YOUR UFf:" (Technicolor) Deon Martin • SteUa stevensJ emcaa. SUNDAY HYMN SING '· Su~ day, 2 p.. m. featuring Grate Brothers rrom Rutland. Local talent to be lnch.aded. No offering taken. ~onsored by TeenAge Class. MONDAY MEIGS CHAPTER, Disabled American Veterans, wlU have a dinner at the Pomeroy hall at 6:30 p. m. Monday followed by meeting arxl installation of of- "1ASONDRIVE·IN TONIGHT, JULY 5 EASY COME, EASY GO ELVIS PRESLEY AND Mt. Hermon Church, Pomeroy Route 3, FEATURETTE: Tricky Chicks COLORCARTOONS: Spellbound Hounds Bringing Up Mother STARTS 7 P. M. .' at fleers. Jacob Turner. commanct-. er. MONDAY BETHEL 62, Intern&tlonal Or· der of Job8 Daughters, 7:30 Mon- (Color) DORIS DAY RICHARD HAI!I!IS SATURDAY, JULY 6 SON 'OF A GUNFIGHTER (Metrocolor) Ru1s Tamblyn, Kieron Moore James 0. Philbrook PLUS SINATRA in THE NAKED RUNNER SUN. • MON•• TUES. JULY 7-8-9 (IJooble Feature Program) UFANTA'STJC VOYAGE~' phon lloyd - Haque! Welch PLUS "A COUNTESS FROM HONG KONG" ion Brand. • Sophla Loren Ml, Initiation to be Held By Lodge Next Month Initiation for four candidates in August was planned when Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order of the Eastern Star, met Tuesday night at the Pomeroy Malonic Te..,le. During the meeting presided over by Dorothy Woodard, worthy matron pro tem, an:l James Soulsby, worthy patron, a meeting or the Roberta arcle was announced for Aug. 15 at Bertlett. The meeting wUI begin with a potluck picnic at 12 noon and Medina COWI\Y Rood 25. The 25thdlatrlctport;y.haabeon plamed lor Sept 21 at the Burr Osk Lodge. The event will begin with a dinner at 6:30p.m. with a program to follow. Reservations for the dlnner, $4.16 per person. are to be sent to Mrs. Barbara Fischer, Chesterhill, by Sept 14. Tbe altar was draped lor Ha· zel H, Beach.. worthy grand matron of the Grand Chopter of Ohio, 19~{.25. Ollicers were reminded to wear formals lor the all 0. E.S. Une oCticers or Dis-trict 25, and all past matrons Aupst meedng. sonic Temple. Initiation lor four are invited to atten:L girls. Officers and choir memA patriotic theme was rarrled The chapter received an in- ou.t in rhe refreshment table decbers to practice at 1 p.m. Mo~ vitation to the Sept. 14 race~ onUons. A 018 arrangement diQ. tion honoring Glen A. Gallaher, fianked by summer Ooral pieces Jean Jones is worthy grand patron, to be held was used on the table. and the at t h e Pauldirw Elementary plaeemata IDd riiPidns carried Sch.oolauditorium. Alsoarmounc .. out the patriotic tlteale. HostessHonor Graduate ed was a reception ror Violet L es wer. Dorothy wm; Freda and MASON - Miss Mary Jean Thomas, grand conductress, Maude Grueser, Mabel Moore, ' Jones of Leesburg, Fla., grad- plamed for Soturday, Sept 21, at and Clara Karr. tho Clover Leaf High School, uated cum laude June 6 from Florida state University. Her average was 3.5 with a Bacheday 1Ught at the Pomeroy Ma- "CAPRICE" u.mul Mary lor's Degree in Nursing. Her parents are Mr, and Mrs. Paul 'Jones, former residents of Point Pleasant. She Is the niece or John Marshall, New Haven, and Mrs. Beaa Greenlee, Point Pleallnt. Ste has accepted em- ployment at tile National Institutes or Health, Bethesda, Md, HI FASHIONS FOR THE YOUNGER SET Community Women's Club Plans Ice Cream Social The Community Women's Club of rua>ers Plains and Altr~ haS ptinried an tee creim ~ clal to be held at 1\IJpers Plains School on Saturdo.y, July 20 alerting at 5 p.m. Home made eake am pies will be served Start.. i~ at 8 p.m., Harry Gocrell's Country and Western Music band wUI play inside the school. In the absence or the presi-- dent, Sharon Boyles, vlee president was In charge of business FEATURING at the June meeti~. Reports were given b)' committees am Ethel Arbough was appointed secretary or the Ways and Means committee, .....,... Famous A rummage sale will be held Plan Rummage Sale For Infants alii Chiltllll At Headley Home A rummage aale has beenplanned by the Women's Communily Club of T-ra Plains for FrldiQ and Soturday, July 12 andl3. Theo...e wiD be held at the Clarence Headley home OD Route 7 so. lnf•nts To 12 AlSO M..nyGifts · For&.by THEON KIDDIE SHOPPE THE TIN o. in Tuppers Plains, Items wUI be priced trmn a dime to 1 quarter and the sale wiD be held on both diQo !rom 12 noon to 8 p.m. A wide range of articles will be offered at tbe sale and proceeds wUI be added to the CllOIUJ!unlt;y belld- lrw flnll. WALKUP AND BANK Now, lflert's I bntnd IIIW way to sava fimo and slips when you hank with us! Just step rilht up te eur "sidewalk hank" ... slnlllnal toller's window, where you can mab depasits, cash checks, iu 'fOII'rt passing fly. Try this - fast IIIYkt, - - .-. - the Clarence Headl~, farm oo July 12 and 13 Bllrtlng ,..h do.y at nOOn. A large 'AuJlPb- of ran and winter cloUdfW wlll be on sale. A telephone committee was appointed by Mrs. Buyleo and the committee is to remind all members or the meet~ dates. The !ollowiJW were ,Srwlnted: Ethal Arbough, Bomle Hackett. Dorothy Stout, Hozel BarMIU, Shirley Balser ond Mildred Headley. Coffee anoilcooldeswere served by the hosteu, Mildred Headley, Assisting were Sharoo Boyles and Sandra Masaar. The July meeting wUI be held on the lawn or Bonnie Hackett on July 10 at .. I p.m. Bring lawn choirs. · . ·Y N-JiO'NAL BANKi ~· '• "I • Helen.' JIO);Im , (UP!)-~-· ::.:. Mrl.. Orr,· c:llalrman, chon Cancel Plans for Mr" v.. .Meier, Ada Morris, Ellubelh Ba,yea; Mra. O'Connor, and Opal Elehlnget. · MloceiiiiJiiioUa: Zelda Weber, chairman, Heleo Wolf, lloJ-oley Ritchie, Mro. Showalter, Mra. Koenig, and Dorolf\y M,yers. ' Orphan&; Mra. Newall, chairman, Mrs. Ba,yea, ~ma Carpenter, Fern &lowalter, and Letha Wood. Resolutions; Mn. Orr, ehalr. man, Letha Koblentz, and Mabel Van Meter. Flt'Wero: BellY Roulh, chairman, Goldie Wolf, Sodle Trusoell, and Anna Tuttle. Planiat: Rolen Wolle 11 I t h Clarice Allen, aoalatant. Good or the Order: Ads Neut>llng, chairman, Mrs. Bahr. Mrs. Cleland, Marprat Tuttle, Dor- othY Lawson, and Mrs. Rose. Refreshments: Mae ~cer, chairman, Goldie Frederick, Zona Blggo, Olive Kelly, M r o. Hollon. Marcia Keller, Ada Holter, and Hittle Frederick. DellnQient: Ada Van Meter, chairman, Mrs. Orr, and M r s. Publlelt,y: Mary Key Holter, chairman. and Mrs. Hollm. Flagbearero: Margaret Tuttle with Dorothy Ritchie, asalatani; and Letha Wood with Goldie Fred"lck, asalotant. Eather Ridenour named the team captain, and who lived hour a layette shower was held for Doria Grueoer. Refreslunenta were served to the 41 membera attending the meellng. Program Presented a Child," by Keith Bailey; "Utde Chlldreo," by Jell Couch, "'Pve Been Up Here Many Time•," by Ama WUesi ·~Broth­ erllOOd'' by Marla Steridan, and "A Bible Verse," by Bobby Lemley. The chUdren did a group recitation entitled ••()lr Best to Give'' and BIOI "Jesus Loves Me!' Pra.Yer by Rlck;y Couch cooeluded the program. New Freedom Shares Theodore T. Reed, Jr., Meigs Cowty Volunteer SoVIJ!iS Bonds Chalnnan, silld today the June 1 improvements in interest ratea Plans lor a JIO)den wedcllnc anon U, S. Sa viJ!iB Bondo and Fre&DIVeriiBr)' observanee honoring dom Shares are belpg retlected Mr. and Mrs. Walter McNamee or Columbus have- cancalle;L in current sales. The Cholrman noted that the Mro. McNamee aullore<l a large maJority of all bonks In hear! attack and Is hoapltallzed, quall!led to laoue althouih ohe reportA!dly Is tm- Ohio are Freedom Shares alnco the Treaproring. Theobservancebubeen sury'• IJUlOtD'K:ement &hat Freeplamed lor !iJnday at the Daloware American Lesion hall. Mr. dom Shares mo.y be purehaoed McNamee Ia a former Melp over • the .. counter. Previoualy, Freedom Shares coold onf.y be Count,y resident, pur chased on the BoOO • Mottl1 Mr. and Mrs. McNamee are the parents or lour children. Plan, or the Payroll Sivlngs They are Mrs. Gerald (Paulino) Plan. He alated that thla etwwe, Kuter, Baudette, Mim.; Walter coot>led with tho lncreoso in tn-C, McNamee, HUJcrest, Md.; tereat rile to 5 per oontonFreeMrs. Kemeth (Jusllne) Knfshl. dCIII Shares When held to the 4\1 Delaware, and Mn. J a m e • year maturity, has bl'OUiht about lnorealed aeUvi\Y in tho SoV!ngs (!reno) Baker, Columbus. Bondo Procrtm. Anniversary ' BIG CHANCEl TO JULY CLEARANCE SALE STARTS • JULY 8 • i tlu-ou4lh the , ~·~ f',. ':~~~;·:~;..' ,' <·•• I' 'otliero got 0111, put ttl our,arma and said. •We an Amerlce& • "There were tour IU)'I stand!Jv five feet awp. They were In clriJlan dothes, and they stopped ftrlnc- Curt WUila, 18, 1 ...,....,.-, ""'" Vl. . .ie li'ilop -pWntl oun'IV!ne membOU ' ol :tho and that out of tho four troupe g!Vjng dell!l~. or .thil .hlghwo.ymeq,' .... wleldll!i • llllbush wl!r' """'\AVI!IO, 20, U.S.-made l.t16,autonlatie rille, a ~Inger whoae ~ ·- · ·" TOf! DillprOU• )lrondl Perry, and Jack Bono, Bono oatd South Vletl1ameoe 18, a lias• ~~er. . , mUIUamen had turned tho Joho So•IOsen, an Ameri<lUI grtiup back before 1110 attack, who ldelltilled hlmsell as the ~ng darknea~ made It too ~ booldng agent for , the dangerous to cOI1)lllote Jlle drive · group, silld ·tile attack occurred to Vung Tau lkilig the loneb100 yards ,, trom a SOuth hlgl)way. Ia natural to man l'l~llil' '' - . H~L HThe three of" Ul 'w1MJ (waY · They took our m earda. still all•• _plo.yed c!oidl' · Beoi: ·, · wallets and a couple or said. suitcases tram the rear of the The ~ lrrhed Ill vs. '• trUCk. 1'ftey hid all I our nom JIIIIO .1 1 ' ·' .. m..Uow. The annual Hayes reunion waa held at the !arm home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ba,yes, Mlddl&port, Route I SUnday, Followlns a besket dlmer at noon. group1 were taken on hay rides around the farm. The 1969 reunion waa achechtled for the loot SU!Miay In June at the same Party Given on First Birthday Mr, and Mro. Carloa Thomp. aon (Patricia Bu1rlngton) entertained receotJ.y with a party honoring their 11011, Don Carlos, .., hla flrot birthday. The party was held at tho home or Mr a. Ruth Bumngtoo, Refre..,...s of Ice cream eake, jlWich and potato were 1\Hined. Games were pla,y.. ed with pri20a being awarded to DJIIIY llu!llnglon, Jim Scott, and Heinz Coats. . Other IIU•st• at tbe party were Roblll Ann, Don Rober!, and Brian Kellh Butrlngton, Mary K a y, Rober! and Terey Qlallo; Mary Allee and !llole Samuela; Salb-, chiJI; ·- Millers Return f• From Yacation ~· Families Taken on Tours Of Farm During Reunion . _, / 28 PAGES T Mr. and llra. Myron, Mlllll\ . ~ baWl roillrDed from a 1110 , . . Start, added, however, "we have the mUltar¥ CIJiai>III\Y for IIIJ' level of war!lore whlch, II 111t1Ued !ully, could todo.y dellroy lilY n&Ucm II I viable ~ ltniePc nuclear Cored." IOell'b'." · , .. ~- Gen.. Earle G. Whealer, FUrthermore, the U n I t e d •' '........ cllalrm&n or tho Joint Chlo!a of States could sUstaln a ~at • ·cmc . Fi~al Day Harriman and his deputy, Cyrus Vance . Col..,, ~vi, and: Tereua, ChiUlcothe; )!r. llld Mrs. Wade Belchar, Elyria; and Mr. and Mro. w. R. Ho.yea, DoG """ Jey ot Mlddleport. Route 1. AIIAirnoon vhltora were Mr. and Mro. Clarence Evallll and Mr. aiM! Mra. Max StG\ll and chll· dren, all of ColumbUs. ·t ·· ~. PLAN IIY1dN SING ~ ·~ ' Thoro wW be ' a Jvma · ~od by thlo ...,... .c:JU · at tbe ~Hannonv.a aiiu-e Stmdl,y, Jub 7. It will iiecta 'II') 2 p.al. .~clal oiQJI!IIfl will~ ~ 111 111e Prlle Flmu, ' Nixon Is Criticized By Young . ilut!aal, andlooil talent IIIII . ;:· II<'*'.EYOJlllllllla~ ;.'!) . ' . Anna and Sloan Stewart; Joban.otha, Jim unci Joe - ; Dee Dee QJallo, Lonnie, Rnnnlo, and Tim-· SING CANCE!J.J!D ,, my Coats; Donns Buneh, Doll¥, l'he roaular hymn si!W at tbo• Rochelle and Rene Roblnoon; Cheatar Church !If Gotlhla ~· Fannie John and Pamela West, caneoDed IIIla · Solurdaj< duii ·f Barbara Colla and Rlelw-d tho Columbea Cllq) meetiJic, Qlalla. }~otnent .. '· Of Tension ~f!aused By Blown ' tot Shop at El.erfel•• 11 Po•eror Satur.ay 9:30 •·•· to 9:00 •·•· • WASHINGTON - · (UP!) - A Negro leader chal'ged Saturday that Richard M. Nixm Ia teylJW to win the ReDUbliean presiLenttal nomination by IPJ)Oa!IJW to white "bl.c.klash" sentiment and has not come to grips seriously with tho problem of poverty In ' • Thl• W..bnd we •re h•vlnl! • ,ule of Wornens liM Glm ·.. Swimsuits. Just received.• l!luhlpme,tt from ~lomlaancl' this -ek•l!d •II of our womenlnd girls Swlmsultt •N·• ;· on._.le.t~prlce. ' ' · ' · SPECIAL PURCHASE! WOMEN'S ONE AND TWO PIECE PIQUE AND POIJSHED COT· TON DRFSSES. SLEEYELESS STYLES, SIZES 8 TO 18, SALE PBICED • ' - ' . ·· ENCHANTMENT- FLORAL DESI<Jti ON PAsTEL GJtovMls. · · MODERN MOOD- VELVET FINISH MODJ;:RN·FWRAL MOT!!;, TremendOQt 5avlng•lit The , ·~. J . -. "I '< ' • ' J . - ed at least 400 persons had been ldUed In tra!!lc accidents since the hnlldiQ period bepn at 6 p.m. local time Wednesdo.y. A breokdown <1. accldenlal deoths lhowed: Trame • • . • • • , , •.••.•... , .... , •••..•.•. 400 Drownlnga .. • • . •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 131 Plane• • • • . • • •• , ..••••••.•••••••• , • • . . . 12 MitljC~IliOI;II • , • . , • , ••• , • , • , ••••• , • , , , , , 71 620 Cd,lfornla led the nation with 29 hlghwo.y deotho, Ohio had 21, Texas 20, aiM! New York 19. TljlTAL .... ICfllld • ! ~' II)' United Press lnternatloaal American• were dyirw saturday aLa nte or flve an hour. The Natioaal SolelY COuncU warned the closing hours of the long Fourth of Jub; holldly "can kmost deadly." A United Presslliternotlonal count ot 6 p.m. (EDT) show· , ..,a SALE PRICES ON ALL CANNOI'I ·ROYAL F»ri£iANoFIELDCRESTJ!ATHTOwEI.s HAND TOWELS AND W.ISH CLOTI,IS. .' .. , ' : JUST RECE!YED A BIG S!OPMENT OF !lEW PATTERNS lN 'cANNON ROYAL.FAMILY' ' America. · ·1!:' can, SEE 11IE MANY lllEW ARRIY .\UIIN 11IE READY Tq WEAR DEPARTMENT ON TilE . '' · SECOND FLOOR. WOMEN'S PANT Dlll'SI&S, CVL0Ttil$,'Slll.FI'S. ~ . •' ' ~~~~NI~Y, . Auall1'1a (UP!l- ' lltlhll Ill Wll!accJ Molllah'a went out -Jy SioturtiiQ cuatlow a new 111<111\ent ~~ '1~11'1~·~ , r... riot pollee·tryllltl f:tom ldlllntl hla bride and hor 3-- IJIIIIIIIII.who boon lr)'lng to obtain haatioie, told pollee In a u1. want 'il\iclij,.; 1 in 20 mtllltel." hadlllown. · , camiiWidero ro6110!f and lnsjeld ' . PRICE 10 CENTS working luncheon he described as "very tndW.." Aller the U.S. Emblaar meeting. Thln1 drove with 1 m-cycle escort to a villa owned by the French Communiat party In soblrbon Choliy. 1&-Rol where Thuy lo llvlntl du•IJW tho l'lria talke. Thant loll tho North V!otpa.. meoe villa alter • ;a llld hall hour meetlow with Tlllo'Ue declined to lllllul 1111' atatement to IIOWamon plherocl Ky Predicts Big, . Decisive Attack wr W. ' 11>- turnad 011 the blthlnlltlh Ohio ~otitic$ · ,, I~ :I.. ~ Thant refused to .Predict how long the Pari• talk1, might last. They have been going on &Jnce May. Before meeting with the American. ~tors, Thant conferred wlth Debre in a autalde. ...Ucf:i' ' $ECTIONS - , an assessment of the Vietnam talks now but we have to keep trying to obtain a peaceful solution to this problem," Thant said outllde the U.S. Embooay after he met with both \" ~ . The charge was made b)' the Re~. Andrew Young, executive vice president of the Southern Chrisian Leadership Coolerence (SCLC) and ICtlJW dlrecto< of the Poor Peo.?le's CID1tlign, In an IJtorV!ew. or the presldenllal aspirants, Yoq said, Vlee President Hubert II. HUIIIIIhrey and RejMJbllean Gov. Nalaon A. Rockefeller have .. ,bown Ule moat SfiiiPithy te the problems ot the poor!' He added that SUn. Eugene J. McCarthy, DMlnn., la begllllliJW to move In that dlre<tlon. ·~ts.ll Dr•.Blaiherg Weakens, May Get New Heart CAPE TOWN, SOUth Africa (VPI)- Dr. Philip lllalberg, who has lived six months with a transplanted heart, weakened in hls struggle against luro~ and liver alilllents Soturday and hls physicians debated whether to give him a new heart- and perhiJ)s a nell' lung- to ·try to save him. Dr. Christian Barnard a n d hia team of surgeoN~ were standing by after lntenaive examination or the 5B-yeor-old dentist Ill Groote Schuur HospitaL la!Ol'Died ......... said any new traniJIIant might Include a l q aa well as a heart. A bulletin from the heapltal said the condition or Blalbei'J, who received the hoart of a 2l-man laat Jan. 2, had (Coattoue6 on Page 3) ,_-old -".., To .-W~I First Senate Seat In 11 Aldeo to said the lorwiD lar." ADd tho equally 3) (c.atlnued Ill - Years OSU Board WUI Rule On Requett VP0 - Bl*rd ot Trualetta u ~ ·~-- .'J'!Io ··~' Need Vict.ry K.Y said the communist& Meded a vletory to atrellllheo their bor&alnllltl pollticm at Ql' negutlaUmo on the war. On - r sW>Jecto, tho37-:rearold 'lice president CCIIII>Ialned of a lack of unity In the South Vletnameoe 1-rablp, said ha wanted to work clo01r with President Nguyen Van Thl• and amounced he plamed to retire trmn politics and becclno "a gentleman tanner" when his term expires In three years. K.Y said he could overthroW Thleu eoolly but hod no lntertlon or dolow lido doaplte preasures !rom both miiJtaey men and cl.UW..s. Thleu and K1 hove had political dl!rerences, and Thl• has removed many or K.Y'• cloae u&oclatea from ln!luentlal - - and mUitar)' peatUcma. Questioned about his polltion In the ao..,.,.,ent. K.Y ~ his ft.st on a cable, and llid: '1. am tired of poi!Uco. I am DOlo politician." · · ' Kl, a -rei Ill tbo Ill' rare., COLUliBVS .U..st proachea I TJ \ SAIGON (UP!)- Vice Pree- ean win I~" K.Y said Ill 1 four· ldenl Nguyen cao K.Y SaturdiQ hour exclusive lnter'liew owr 1 predicted a ubig and decisive" wide range of topica. "But IUD attack on saigon in the Mxt two coocerned . - tho political months coordinated with North side of the - - "The Communists wiD try VIetnamese and VIet Cong deaperately. It wiD be an alkut auaults in the northern part oC effort. and they wUI coanllnale South VIetnam. mUltaey and political "MWtartly I have no doubt we the ' clate1, tf 1 , -:. ·c .\4 · a :warm.- ..calion wllll relatl..a Ill I b l Clrollllao 11141 i'llmll'IYIDia. t Tranlinll the Blut R I d&l weD, Mr. and Mro. Tom waua, Parkwo.y, tile couplellllllte Gerry and Connie, Nitro, W. VL; . ville, jll, C. where thlr -.laltell Mrs. Arlene Barneu cathy~ Nn. Hiler' a uncle and Ronnie, Obetz: Mr., IDd Mrs. I Mr. and llrl. OtlJ Parrfib, . . Norrlo Pettry and Mickey, 011- Mrs. !IanDI Miller. Tbo.l' ~ ley, W, VL; Mr. and MrL Jilll to Beaufort, S. C. where ~. Pettey and Vanosu Scott De- """• Cpl. Jam01 Millar, It d>, pot. W. VL; Mrs. ~bora Nw>- ~ at tbo Marine Air stoUoil:.. ley, Charleaton; Mro. Jtm Roae, '111111 lool'ed ~ Ute Beoutetit John, J..Otte, and Jeff, Sl. AI· baoe anct lbe lralnlng . bani, W. Va. at Parla laland. · Mi'. and Mro. Bob Roall Mr Mr. llld Mra. MIUil"a ••~ and Mrs. Clettil••es and v!....r' Uon 'aloo Included a riatl :till!i: •..., ..... ' Nra ,.,_.,.... Slll'larl ·-' • · \ ~-a; Mr. 11141 Nrs. Cotu-111 '--·' '' •:-"·'"'-i~rc .,.._. kaie&. Koren. A>ery, w1rl80n, ......,., """ ""'1"- • Cieri. Loyal, Coe p i EDen. Ga. and riewiiiJi of ~lie~!! . HWiards; Mr. and Mro. Loyal II Fort~ Go. • Ho.yeo llld Patricia, SummersThtl1 IIIlO drove tAl bravo~:;: viDe w va.· Sherry Ferrall burr. Pl. to ... Nr. Nl!ler'!f!. o.,;n, V~; Mi'. and Mr; ~~Mr~ and oloter, 1• Bud Edwards, Sharon. SUe and elll ~1. . .,. Mary, HamUton; Jtr. and Mro. · Jack Htyes, Christy, .. : U.N. Leader Says Immediate Peace Unlikely the! .POll.~- ~· THE SUNDAY .TIMES ·~ ~-JU_L_Y_?~·-1_968~------~------------~G~ll~L ~n-~EM~T . BA111 TOWELS. ' · . -,. ./·'.·oc: !-:-:-:c.,-:------- - - - - - -- - - - - - '() l'OMEROY·MIDDLEPORT Forces .'iSaid Dangerous Threat . ' ""'· ~' WASHINGTON (VPI) - Tbe · ,/4tlon'a loP mUIIarf man baa tlitd Conareo• the moat danae-' rOOf threat to the United States ',, · :la,,lloaecl by the "growing Soviet ·~ Greater Middle Ohio Valley ~ 1Soviet Nuclear .• ' dal . . . 0( - tbuDdorahollll'l. NO. 23' • the laD. MoiiiJ lair ,. ·'· Mabel sanborn w. p i It lila noted thai llam Lowa Ia con!lned to Vote~ ana Memorial HOIJiltal. Tbe blrtbdii.Y or ~ eei'IJ'I4 Anclrewa w a a observed. MI-a;. Bias and Mr L Horoc:e MeEt; blnne7 were hoeteo01a for tJ1 MR. AND MRS. NOEL F. DICKENS OF SPORANE, Wasil., are aJIIIOUllclng the enppment and t11111rooehlng rnarrlqe or their daiiShter, 1'rud1. to carl Edward t.ynch, m, oon or Mr. aiM! Mra. cart E;. Lynch, Jr;, of FolrV!ew Hood. Tho wllddi.w will be an event or August3atthe Lfdserwood Uolled Metflodlat Churc~ In Spokane. MIBI Dickens, a l'onner resident or Point Pleasant. Is 1 senior ot Waohlngton Slate Vnlveralt;y at Pullman. Mr. Lynch attended Alderson-S.Oiddwi College, Philippi, W. VL, and plans to enter WashlngtooSIIte Vnlverii\Y In .' jj ,' · " at Mel&• C<>noril Trudy Dickens to Wed in Spokane ' . Weather Neutzllow served ao prOt.el .Jilt) muolclu, p i MrL ldelnhlrt was the excolleilt · nl;n- pro tem. It t.&s Mrs. Grace Slice Ia lmlilto¥011 lithoull> •he remains a 1Jl4~ ai l!oloer l!o!llltal, ~ Beit,y 'BJGo . her mother-In-lew 1: a · '' WATCH FOROURSALUDIN 1 ' ) 1 -------------~--, •i ,~·, post illonth l)1d . -.en 'Qe~ ~ · .·:lltldat~. . For the meetlow, farm. Attending were Mrs. Elvyn A c!jtldren'o da7 Pl'OI!J'anl was Warner, Mi'. and Mi'o. Donald preiOited !madly at the Pomer!J3 Stewart, Donna Key aiM! Keith, rlrat" Baptln ~~ Mr. and Mra. carl Buawall, PatGroui! alnging or. .., Love .,.. ty o!MI" N•ncy; aU ol Leon. w. Tell the story," opened the pro- Va.; Carla Barnett aiKl Sis Boa-. gram which included recltatJons by the children. They w e r e 4 'Welcome" by Debbie Bailey and Rick;y Couch, .. A Message" by Jill Cottrill, "Once JeiUI Was -','· ("' ,· . Its ha4 . been· . Key Holter was named council captain. During tho coocludlng social '' -1· Weber. ........... ' ')'\lung_.. aunJire. II -iraa the · .• ••·~· :· time American had been ldlled In nour, ehalrrnan, Mra. Saraoot. Mar! .or.,, .u:~.··~ ·.:.. perro~~.~r Either Ride- ' was ', 1110 . Bubble ~1\fne': )'r!4o.y night ao u.s, .';, ~~lora' .were ·•••orting tho fi'O!II Solii\M\ to Viuig ''!'aU O..the'ooo;.. 40 . mu.. 11-GtD. tho SOuth Vlejnameoe c;;l\ltal lor In . IJlpUrinee. .i.r.' Ainerlcon ser. pant In tho escori· was wounded. The Am~rlcana who were ldlled were taenllfled as Phll PW, 17, a plipo pla,yer, aiM! ·, a California flOP-' sald· Siturday deod 'te esCIJ)O ·, I ·. .who kliled twt>~ Bond Sales Reflect '' '• · ·.! pPEN FRIDAY NIGfU:OOto 7:00 · On Childrens Day at ~' ots ;J, . tfi!OIUrOr; ~ Rlde!ll>ar 11-u..eo; Zolda W!hi, IIW~ ........,_; Niiui:&: Ung, anlltalll ~. 'If/~ treaourer, were .higlllf&h!a ot larf; Ada Va .. ~ Tuei!da.Y night's meetllw of Chea- .oi.cteW-a; Hattie J'redOdCk, ~·,· ter COuncil 323, Dlll8f>lera ot .cOrdl~'aecretary; Nug' O'eonAmarlca. , npr; ~ ~ HQea, .0... Due to Ill hoalth, Mra. Kraeu· ~; JlU1>aH.· . ....... uoo-ter reaigned 1111 treaaurer, a c1ate V4cfl ~~or; Mary Bahr, pooltlon Site hao held for tbe u~o<~ite ~ 'put .councilor; put 17 yeara. Aller helng ••· Dorio Koimr; Juldor palt ....,._ corled to the altar by the nag. cllor; and El1ther Ridenour, vice bearers. her daughter, Delores counciJor. .. Wolle sang, HJ WUI Be True, 11 Doria KoenJ& rettriDJ ecunand Maq !b>walter, on behalf cllor, waa prelloled a ¢II by the of the couneU, preiOited her a deflutl Blatecounellor.liurtncthe pin. meeting, whiob oPefto;l Ill rltualloErma Cleland, depuQ> alate Ue form, the charier waa draped cc•mcllor, lnotalled the new of. In meiiiOr)'ofElzaOiborne. Sodle ficers, lncllldlng Opal Hollon, Truosell 1f>anked the councillor a lnalde oentlnet; Mr. Showalter, 8111 and earda Wring her hoapltoutolde oentlnel; Ethel 0 r r, ~lzatlon, and -""'t! briefly IDNJiatlon {)( olllcera for the,, 1~.69 ' y•ar, llfliXIInlmenl ot · """mllteeo, and recognition ·ot J.Ucllla Kraeuter, laog • Illite ·Trliilll TONIGHT AND SATURDAY JULY 5-6 ' wiD bl ..... lO ·.. ...-.ru . ' ' ..... Ill ' •' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. 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