https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/72a689499655704431630c00cdfef1a4.pdf 8ebd6a19f9a78c14ae542645e19910e2 PDF Text Text J,. . j ' '{ ·~ •\ '\ ' , r I , \ ,. I' I . " ' ' ~c1v1sor, Mrs. victor liyseil. re- aged 'girls repr01e11t a large JIO!'IIilll of 1111= lnzylng public. · Ana ·tliey speod the better part of lbe!f, niO!ley·on clothes. Tbe ~art ones plan th e i r wardrobes ahead of the season.' Alid with the sun a n d 8illlOS season not far off every · g~rt will• wanHo know what·~ in the fashion hopper for her, be she sportster or spectator. This summer forecast ds lor bright, bold colors, tempting textures and a wonderful fasb· ion individuality, according to Ingenue, the magazine whose reason for being is the interest of teen-agers. The new summer gtyles can tske a girl from sunup to sundown with poolside to patio with equal ease. There are saucy swlmdresses, o•re bikinis, trim 2·piecers In cotton, voiles arfd dainty pastel prints. Many are made to coordinate with culotte dresses, miniskirts, shifts and shorts. The pantsuit, whkh started long, will go short with the arrival of warm weather. And min· isborts make fashioll news. too, when worn with silly T· shirt tops. These will probably be the summer "uniform." Tennis . inspired sportswear _ the little sailor dress, the short pantsuit and the bulky, Vneck sweater over short shorts . eently. . '' : - •• 'I l·· • ' ' ',' • ,, '.i ' • ~ ' ~Qfl. ·e· ~ , ~ • li~ nttne ., ' ' ·; theft , I· VOL XI~..: ~0: ,. ! . __ . . . _ . . . . _ _ ' . '' ' _ _ , _ _ _ , . . : . __ _ .' ~~~~Q! • aims APRIL ·WO • I .,....._ _ ___:f:.:,:IV:.:,.E~ 1967 • s er Dorcas · ' 1 N l ews es N. -------':1'!-- 1 SUMMER PROMISES TO BE BRIGHT and bold for teen·agers who are fashion-eon· S<lous. These ~no togs selected by Ingenue magazine are typfeal of what wDI be on the young faslilon scene for the sun season. Green and white slrlped culoHe dress by Ellen Tracy (left) Is in Kodel and <olton and sports a tank top aad drop waist. The purple rayon/linen, skinny-strapped sundress (right) llanded in embroidered orange eotton makes the most of the mini lenglh with malcbfng minlpants peeping out. It Is a Crazy Horse deoign. Another look In pBDIB (rigbll by Jodeen Originals .Is In blue, will also be big on the summer red and white C<Jtlon unvos. fashion scene. · br'Ight 0 p shades · l'tUe ·umpsuits jumpsuit styles or the newsmak-· · from Sll· ky aery]'ICS to l'ght 1 • ban d'mgs m Frominm . 1 .1 'h h' fr rt · t al comb'rna· 1 m everyt mg om 1 or sma regimen . wld e- leg skl'rts , cu· ing · A-line tunic version worn we1g t woos to fl attermg . me on stron And for over matching shorts. sportswear to date dresses. twns. lohottes coh da e thegr.e 1-, the Twentieth oentury "bloom· It's the summer of the strire Remember, the bold heat tsewo ' every verswn . from _Pin· ' th' antdress in r, snappy all-in-one ers" peeping out from a sma1I m . m CYI or .IS won dfl er u , . P skirt adrl a new fashion dimen· to bright and bold lightmng when accented by a terrtfic slon - and settle the ''sitting stripes, combined with b o 1d teen-age tan. problem" once and for all. 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 24, 1967 After dark, white is the youn" POINT PLEASANT - A, way to go. Styles swing free Call Charlene Hoeflich, 992-5292 :lean-up week for Mason Coon· and easy in lacy cottort tents, y schools will beg_m Monday. crisp halter-neck piques, cro· County trucks Will be sent to cheted skimmers and lace cages. each school on . Wednesd~y, Texture is important this sea· Thursday, and Frtday. to plck son -crinkles, seersuckers, ribup rubbish. bed ottomans, sheers, canvas Schools below the Kanawha and twills. Knits of all types River and Henderson to Har.·l make news under the sun, too, nan schools are scheduled lor Wednesday: Point Pleasant • schools, Roosevelt, and Arbuck· le, Thursday; West Columbia School to Letart, Friday. FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORBI THAN READY-MADES, BUt~ . ®~~MADE·TO·Y UR-MEASU ~:mtAPERIES" with Raven Riders Club is Planning Its First Horse Show on May 7th RAVENSWOOD - The Rav- the club has grown to a memen Riders Saddle Club, Inc., of bershi~ of well over thirty-five. Ravenswood announced t he i r The club has recently become• II By Ada Slack first horse show for May 7, at affiliated with the Ohio Valley POINT PLEASANT - Mason · rwn. Th'" h , Wilma and Richard Cook I p. m. on Rou te 2, ad')acen t Horse Show Assoc1a 00 C." u n 1Y "Gclden Horses children of Mr. and Mrs. Ber: , to the bowling lanes. Association now has ten me1m-ll wmners have been ?nnounred. nard Cook, Middleport, spent The club was organized last her clubs. This show will E1ghth · grade 7'nners, chos· four days with their grandfa- June, chartered last fall as a the "kick-off" for the Associa'" on the basiS O a test gJvcn !!her Walter Cook. and aunt ' non • profit club. The group tlon's Point Shows. A trophy earlier thiS monpth. arPel WJ]t. l and' uncle Mr and Mrs Ezra started out with a nucleus of and five ribbons will be award1 liam· M1!ler · · . ·Sister . f'1ve horsemen and as of now ed. · o omt easan Bl Phillips while their Juruor High, and Gary ack· l Rhonda ' was in Children's Hos-' Th e club has been very bu sy b~rst Sarah Carsey, and Brent ' tl h · ' Wh J · 11· h I pi tal in Columbus where she ' here construe ng a new s ow rmg, Clark of a ama umor · tg 1 · h d' · 1 h' SchooL underwent surgery. Myla Hudson visited on a Sun- t e lmenswns o w lch_ are ::;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=II Spending a Saturday with day with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde 3SO feet by 150 feet. Thts Size ,. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker E. Gerlach and Mr. and Mrs. very adequate for all were Mr. and Mrs. Rupert ' B. A. Brooks at Letart, W. Va. contest classes, such ~- h•~'"' II Pomeroy, 0. Schrader, Frankfort, Ky., Mrs. aod Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roush races, pol.e bendmg, remmg Edna Summerfield and 8her- of Millwood, w. va. terns, etc. TONIGHT ond TUESDAY • April 24-25 man Summerfield, Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ed- Betty Joe and Sharon James "THE PROFESSIONALS" Burt Lee ward Mills and two children of of Clifton spent Saturday night Lan~ster Marvin Columbus spent the weekend wi~h their aunt, Mrs. Malcolm AlSO with his grandmother, Mrs. E. Gmnther and son, Malcum, Jr. •ePIATURETTI s. Mills. Mrs. James S. Quick, w h o .. .. CARTOON Mr. nalph Sewell and son, has been a patient at Holzer WO<Inotdoy ontl Thuncloy Steven, of Marietta spent Sa~ Hospital in Gallipolis for two - - - - - - - - Allrll26-27 NOTOPIN urday and Sunday at their home weeks Is lmprovmg slowly. By Mrs. Alta Cone ~~~!!!'!'!""',...."'--"""""'..,~-:::.::: Mrs. Donald Lisle is also a Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harvey patient there and underwent announced the birth of a daUJih- 11 surgery on Monday, April 17. ter, Norma Jean, on Monday, Myla Hudson visited with Mr. April 10, at Holzer Hospital. and Mrs. William Hoschar at weighed 6 lb .. 11 oz. Letart Falls. Miss Ruth Wilbur spent Sun· Mr. George Romine has re- day afternoon with Miss Jaca turned home from Holzlll' Hos- Goodwin. pita!, where he was a medioal G. A. Radeltin called on K. E. patient. Erickson one night recently. 0. Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Guin· R Rile was a caller on Sunday. ther and son visited with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner and and Mrs. Donald James a nd Tony of Albany spent Su n day family of Clifton. with Mrs. Ginevra Foster. Ray Morri• Jr. attended church In Wellston So little natural gravel exists assisted the minister. In watery East Pakistan t h a t Patterson, with the youth workmen hammer brikcs into meeting. walnut . sized chunks to use in Mr. and Mrs. William Thm,·ll concrete, says National Geo- as <Lucy Perry) of Columbus graphic. were weekend visitors of M" " Ola Perry and Frank. Spending Sunday with Mr. Mrs. Frank Westfall were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knotts, Bid· well and Mrs. Luther Hurvey and Mrs. Elva westfall, VInton. Mrs. Alta Cone and Mrs. Gladys MN'ris were shopping In McArthur and Wellston on Friday. ' Mr. .,d Mrs. Giles I of Charleston visited at the home of her mother, Mrs. .\'1;an- 'I cy Jack, Sunday. tailored one at a time, to fit JO"' windows exactly; w~h :. , 4~ta.Us of quallty that make 7~;· them look.more . graceful anci~. ' .I luxurious. Brlngwldtt of rod and desired -~,•• length. We .have 184 fabrics and colors. ~; Don't worry; you can afford such personalized \ -· · . service. D. I. "MADE~TO·YOUR• . . . .. ' ,. "· MEIGS THEATRE ---=====--Chestnut Ridge S~iety News I ON SALE ALL WEEK AT BOTH STORES Ben Fr1nklln Sto,.. POMEROY Sf 8 ' Lulller Jiarvey and spent Olan Harvey BAKER Furniture Middleport, 0. afternoon at the Dale home to see the naw I . I GIWIQE TO Ml!:E'r Racine Grange will meet Wtd· famed for Depcndabtl.!y nesday, April !!6,halL at 7:30 . p.m. at the G~e 1 . .! ' Eastern District to Hold · MEASURE DRAPERIES''-have · ·· Measure.''~) Yourself . Pilcesl LINED or UNLINEP . ROC-LON lining shuts out the cold, reaista moistur · stains, shields agains• &1· damage. . .' • C.oo<! ' ... • *. H c.u<;f' ~t ~UH' 1 ' HOW TO MEASURE Wtdlh ohod ondolo-~ Doolledl~h10..a... C~lRIGIDRt:"'._ ' ,.,• .. ' . .. (-I' , . ,,','' · . ' ' ·. :" .,~ , , • '. . Elbelfelds Drapery Dept. and choose yourftabtic: and color. Don't miss this ~pportunity to brighten your home ~ith , cu$tom-made,draperies at a budget pleasing · · • ,: . ... ·• ·. . :. . . 11 ..--------------~· ~-~~~----------~--~--------~~· ~~~~~·~~· ~~~· ','~\ ',';>I ' f 1,.'/ ..Dq~'t .For;~et:<?ur J,~,~~I1~PtrkJ.~•. fam~U!~Y II WATCH FOR ANOTHER "KEY VALUE" NEXT WEEK .. ' -=========== Syracuse Society Notes First Reading Given iStreet Legislation ELBERFELDS DRAPERY DEPARTMENT I 31n Mason Win Gold -Horseshoes .' I ~ meeting was ·oMied ., '• , ,, , . .~:~ : with the Pledge to the Ii'lag · . , \' " ' ·. • f '"' ani! the Junior Garden Club The Twin Qlty Shrine Club )lie. J(autz about Denise Persons, Ben Ewing. '. .• · . pledge. The Lord's Pr~yer wai hei!1lllJ regular mont~UY, niee~ $J.du, nid girl who has been. a A s~eclil• II)~ ~'eallell led by Koste HyseU. RoU can: jug ·Thursd~., evening. at their P,~~ent at Rlyersid~ Methodi>l lor Fr1~ evemng, ~_51b il response was naming ,a f•VO\'•, club room( Iii Mlddlepart. 'ijospita11, ~oiwnbu.s, for some 8 p.m. a( lbe ~ub .~ 10 lte flowet. ' . . . Noble Carl 'Kautz, vice pre.sj- lim'!> ~area for fipanclally by make plans Coi' r. A demonstration was giveli del!l;' was .Jn ·chal'ge of t'h e Aladdin Tempe Ctlppled OhU- monthly meeting May ·· by Linda Hollon on bow to )den- meeting due to. the absence JJf .qren's Assn. Denise, who had · Noble! and -~ - 18 •1• wiD tify varieties of oak trees. president, John Zerkle. .1 Noble ·!'nth ,pelvic bone.s dislocated; Is be .welcome to thJf, ~ 01 Flower arrangements were Don Spires, club secretary; read pro~ll9Sing 'slowly. . lbe .lith. , " 4 • · • de.monstratlon by SuSM Gooch, nvo letters fr<iin Aladdin TeD\'1 Several lt~s 91 business . , t~ [' · < using an abstract wjlh :forsythe pl•, Columbus, stating thai !hey were discussed. Prop-ess report ·' · ' and geraniums. would ~present with some of on lbe Park area at Racine A l!ower repqrt was given by their mobil equipment for the was given. · Beverly Houdashelt. Heidi MU- Regatta parade in June, and Plans were ntade to tske part hoan gave a safety report on confirmed lbe date for this fall In . the Regatta parade, detaU· biking. Thank you notes were for the annual Lildies njght eel plans for the newly formed 0 sent to Mr. Eldon Gaul of when they will-brln8 entertain· motor patrol to piirtlclpate in 1Ch••ster and the Wildwood Sen.- ment from the Columbus Tem- the parade were reviewed. ' '' lor Garden Club for !he)!- do- ple. Tile date and place wiD be Anyone having cycles or Hon- Spending SUnday with Mr. and nations of fiower seeds and to annoUltced later. das wishing to participate !n Mrs. RO\lert Pr9ffitt and, fam. the members of It<~~ lj'orest Run Nobles Gerald Powell • n d Motor Patrol, contact Noble ily were Mr. and Mrs. Pbll Church for table arrangements Don Miller are In charge 9l p , . Mal Flsl!er and cblldren ot-,Hoyt sent for the Easter services.' plans for the Ladles night occa· . . lltrl.CUJ one Lakes, Mlnn:, now i'esJdl!)g In During the meeting 32 violet sion. Will Enter CBU Raclna and Mr. and ~·· Joe corsages were made . which Financial report was given ,Miss Patricia Ann Malone, Fish~ and children, SclotovUle, were given to the women pa- by club lreasurer, Noble Ben dl!ugbter of M~. Gloiia'Malone, Nellie H~er of Nelsonvllle tients at Veterans ·Memorial Ewing. Route 1, Rutland, has complet- and Laura Circle, £dllb. !farris Hospital. Refreshments were It. w~s unanimously voted ·to ed arrangements to enter the of Florida, Curment and Gene served by Peggy and -Heidi Mil· make a financial contriootlon to Columoos Business University. Fisher and cblldreli of Galllboan. Aladdin Temple Crippled Ohll· Miss Malone Is a senior at polis, Mr. and Mill. llanselltlrk' dren's Assn., tl!e check to be Rutland High School and will .land and son of Sp~ingfield, Mr. presented "at tile spring Cere- enroll in the Junior Accounting and Mrs. BID Roush and son Turtles are an important ex- monial on May 13th. Course at lbe Un!Yerslty in of Portland, Eulah Prollltt and port for the Cayma~ lsalnds. A report was given by No- June. John Fisher Jr. Clean-up Week Begins in Mason ' ~ Teen-Agers on Sun S&ef:ie ~"1~~ ·141'&1tliii Ternple NObld~ .· · · · · · · · · 01 Mrs. Htsel' · . : ·' · ·' < · . . ' · •,.·, · CJ~em~~!~e =~.~a:; Pl .:··· . t0 · A. negat~t-1 ' t·t.· nd· , /'\. . · · · : flY · ~ ,HENNESSY m;w:·.YORKo(vEAl -Teen- . ' ~- •; ..r • ·E' . l _ _._ _:;~,.;.,__.;___~_ _,.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--:...--J ' '.' ' .. ,. ~.r ... ., 1. 1 ,l·l '. • . t ~ r Ina •.Y ...... �I ,. 'I .t j \ ·Ill \ .-estern.· ' A d . · . ' • · e nauer rlbUte to . ' ! ' ., . . ~ . '"i '• ' ;;J~. !',. . 1!j~ · (UPJ) -President Adenauer. ! and a host of Western Johnson and l'rencl! President ~~d~s gathered in the cradle ,Charles de Gaulle,_ chiefs of of -y;est Germany today for a state· whose relaltons have iif!ti!Mn last tribute to the cooled m recent years, almost OA'tlon's chiel architect, Konrad dwarfed West German Pres'3:. _ , . - ~ally Sentine~ Pomeroy-llliddleport, 0., April 25, 1967 ~on !r=-- ,•,Beat of h B d · ;;,· e en •· ·· . ·:·r · r By Bob Boeflieh and Mrs. Renzo Menbas been invited to become a charter member of ite Mathematics Society of Ohto University. l Mickey who takes to math like a duck takes to wa6lr, has bee'n invited to be a· part of the group on the iii!sJs of his honor student standing at Ohio University ~d his demol\Strated proficiency in mathematicJi. w lk h 'tt 1 tt d' lSI. e er as Wrl en a e er ra 1.tmg enthustasm lor the Meigs County "Dollars f o r ~ars" proeram which is now being carried out in t liifs.Count)l.,... . . Bu k heal : Tqf Fosr•m 111 designed to ~essJllan, ani flown to Mt. VerjJrovlde:.· ~arships lor stu- · fton. Before landing at the Mt. 8ents ,both to cellege and trade Vernon airport, a message was i_·chooli. ~ill a public support· dropped from the plane to Ebid l!li9Jll:811l:· @:!dentally, Rep. er's sister, who lives in that )VeJ:ket haclitof.up his enthusi- area. She an~: another sister, fSilfwilh a nice check for the the mother of Gen. Curls Lelc\1\Tatsbip projellt. May, met Rizer and Eber at :• .Meigs Couhtian is being the airport and the two ladies isked to contribute one dollar 1o were taken lor a ride in the the scholarship fund which will plane along with their broth· be distributed to students, er.· throughout the coudtY. Numer· One of he two sisters, of ous workers are aroWid making course. ill the mother of Gen. <jontacls ior funds. Howeer, the LeMay, famous Air Force offl]lrogram did get off to a late cer, who was born in Meigs start. and if you're missed. do County. feel : free to mail...,vour,··contribu- Rizer .and Carpehter return· ll"n to Ted Reed, Pomeroy, who ed to Me1gs County about 6 p.m. ts serving as treasurer o! the Sunday following the outing, ~1ect. :Veteran Pomeroy P.ost Ollice There were only nineteen at employe, Durward Cumings Suffnday Schoo$191~;1 Eweek.. •Thies . o enng was .~. veryon h d d M rrl urne 011 ay to Is (Co r ed from Page I) d d t S da employment after being off the n mu urge to atte~ ~ex Mun a;~t J<ob for a number of weeks. Our- es" and "The Saint" radio , Betcty ,van eder, .partg k d' d · th . Ann ar eton an son, a riC , . ed t It 1 h 1 h rd wa , w o was osp a JZ a ser~als, apparenty te m e · dE . 8 . k -- ·'ted 'ih the Holz~ Hospital and Univer- same destitute condition . 'as an . un~e rm er VIS! tt:~ ;ity Hospttal, Columbus durmg I wllen he was found llvmg m a SuDste G"mert aMI Lodng Boen· g' ~•-· ts · happy to be , 12-a-day ·•· m· tho se we.... .,.,tee, Clil a ., hi o eI R M' a recen d M onay M 1 .ev c·rcle ~ t hi t I · Se rnb r. an rs. e vm 1 bac~ a s pos • room m p1e er 1965 . and daughter of Columbus call· Quite an outing Sunday _for I W:alltree Shunned Eber H. Caqlen~oor, -~liversvi)le, 'Prri'sBURGS--fWO MORE who has - . 4W~n IM I<>- scheduled gueslll bave cal Ci~il Air Patrol orgamza- ted appearances here tlon. at a dinner to he addressed 1 Lo ck~ up George C. Wallace, former ng , m un ay Y P' 01 bama governor. FrankliD Ri!IOr, Pomeroy bll!l- Brig. Gen. Robert W. Jr., commanding officer of Eightb Air Force Base, over, Mass., and Sir (Continued from Page 1) ,Sholl, Australian consul drive will ba conducted at the eral .to !Itt' United States, enil ol April, ba said. notified the sponsoring gr'*'p, Bleachers booths and 8 Amen Comer, that they would hone sbow 'at the regatta were be unable to attend. cart;:: "';' f -t": C of C dlae\ll9ed. Prtlldent Jack Carsey •aid tbe C of C is "very pleased" !AI 1M tile II!Ciion of U. S. Rt. 33, fr0111 Roek Spring!! !AI DarwiD tmderwny. Jllemberi B,IIJ G..- l8ld 110veral entpioyes ol V. N. Jloltlerman Sona, con. tractor for the new section of -ay, will need homes to nnt. , · K«a!ll Waltoa, who reproI101IIed the chamber at the Rt. 13 poondbmking ceremonies lor Premier Photo Company at CooldJe, reported on activities lbeN. <IINIIt Diehl waa recomtnelltletiiAI businessmen by the ~ 11 ~ merchant poJk91..Aftentlins. in addition Co ,. ., above, were Ricltard ~ Jack Kerr, Bob Ja• ~111oy CrD!ls, Albert MarU., fed .Bled IIIII Bob WmgeU. Report~ to People WtSHINGTON - T liE U S. mllliary comnrnnder in Vlet· nam, hame lo a hero's weicome, reports to 1Congress and the nation this week against fue bar.'kgt'<!Wld of a major qew escalation of the antl-commu· nist conflict. ' Gen. Wtlliam C. Westmoreland will speak before an WI· usual joint sessi011 of Co ngress at 12 :30 p.m. EST Friday in an appearance likely Ill ba broadcast by radio and televJ. sion to the nation. ed on Mary Circle Saturday, RJIODE\1 TO ATHENS ATHENS Qhio (UPI)-<l<>v. James A. 'Ritodea will head dedication ceremonies Thursday for \1. regional Ohio University campus at Portsmouth. Portsmouth is the second of five regional OU campuses to be dedicated. Trustworthy SUIT FILED Suit for $1,002.73 has been . filed in the Metgs County Com· moo Pleas Court by fue Con· verse Rubber Co., Maiden. F Mass. against Clarence · Hibbs' and Elizabeth B. Hibbs doing business as RoiiSb's Shoe Store. The amount is allegedl Y due on account. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Clarence Potts was taken to Meigs General Hospital by the Middleport Emergen"L- Squad Monday afternoon alter becom· ing ill at his home on Sycamore St. He was admitted as a medJcal patient. ,- . , ill1Dlt., ,_ ,· ~. Obi•, . ,11""',. ..... • l!liiOiiot ,._ • .,.., ·1'r-· ,, . . . .I . . . . . . . . ~ . NPI-'tiltNT ..,.'fl•"';llfl!"'-oll hleJ, ..._ ..._ Tod! , I Dllt . . . . . 111 """""' a.. K"' 'f&i"''f . ·- ·--- , . - ~ ..,.._ 1WI'INI _, ·~ .-to • - ,.. ' - •: ;:r;...i ~ =: :'ti..il'W: ~.: ~. l tI ..,..., 'i... H.Je., - du~ at Fort . ColUJDo . ';> ;;, 1~ ~ / '' 1 ' ' , JmsTa~e- ov~r~·First . ·," :. By JOE GERGEN i!ll ·th\'ee ' dl >p!e four'game' IICOmess Innings 811\lsaved Milt aboard. '!'lie aaf.foo\ bi.;.. -~lo Ted ~!hy II three iW"'I! ov~r th~ Astros. Pa~ victory on Sunday.witli the left . !lel4 111111 •. came off moo~ older than bll own _ . Llk"I·Wert · ,two ltiU~s lnnlfllls; balled out Houatoll slarler ''IU~ Glusb ID81lllllll' accordlDg Ia fiJi! "Abenui!hY '~es to Work," Sammy '~Ellis In the eighth who aiso . yielde!l ·~·-· flr.; -ea-.tar and ·. YJIUD&er ·than ezplalned mlllliler Dave Brls· Inning oi.Jite seriel finale with homer .lwo· weeb. ilgjl. , , ·•lll'iitJihile In Ill! attllutle to!;' 31!, wbo played a~alnat the. runners on first and. third and Jim lk!ebv~e·s sa~ce 111, toward baseball. . . journeyman hurler m North Ollie out l!Y getting Rusty Staub Ill! fourth run balled In of llje A well-lrav~ed ,e)JII'DD 'Yhn carolina Amerldan Laglen ~all and Jobn llatelnati on fly balls. game UO!I the rptine In the 13th · baa played for 15 different when botb were teen agers. He held · ·t~~e Astor1, ' wht lind ·i.ru Johnson's run·icorlng teama jp !he . ~ of II· '"I'In not going Ill wear blm QUI sulfel'~..their 'etgbtjl successive single, his second Rill. won .tbe cbac~ !&,year career, Aller· althoUgh U loOks Jjke It, doesn't deleat/liltless in the ninth to ~WI~• lor,!be Dodgers, Lefeb'!re na!hy at :U ~ taeltiiDg bla latest .II. But ba llkes to pitch and he's preserve Elll~' first win of the and Jobns9n e,aeh bad hom"l'ed wlgp!n011t \vlth the vigor ol a ·a real good guy to have on the season.. ;; '' earller, DICk Egan who rerookla ap4 bla new emplbyer8; clUb." .. . "I feel IM!tter at this point lieved Joe Moeller 1 ~ 'ibll top ul Jhe Ct!clnnaU !leds. putting Brlsttl, who has followed than ~ ' di¢: In •1165," said the !be inning be had yteJde.t him to good uae. Abernathy's career with Inter· efonga~ vetetan. "I think I'm a run on Curt ~ood; a !\Ollie, The. lean submarine pilcher, est ever since their boyhood off to ~ · better start than at received eredlt for the •Wln, Joe who set a major league .record meetings, urged CincinnaU to Cblcagoi. I'm getting more Hoerner, the last' of iii'x Csrd•' with It a~arapees during the drall the relief artist from a~ves rlahl off the bai here." plrehers, was tb!l loser. llfJ5 1!1!110!1 while playlna lor Richmond last wlnier and the In ·~ Abet'lla!hy won four Ken Harrelson booted Mike the Calli, bas found a acqulsiUon has proved to be a, .gtll!IOS and -.ved 24 others to Andre\Vs' ba,...l-.ded grOillldP.r ~ ·;•lea!l1 job with the Reds major faelor in the club's rl!.e .capture1 "Fir~ .r the Year" with two out in the eighth · after;' a_· disappointing 1!16e to Urst place in the National honors' in the "'nior circuit, inning. allowtDg , all thrill! , camp.Pllln In which he was League race. remarkable !P view of the. fact runners to SCOI'O and presenUng ~huttled from Chicago to In the only other NL action, tbat' he ~eg$11 ' \ua career as 9ll Bpston wit~'.lts "gW" victory. ~~~a~ to !UdpnontJ. Los Angeles outlasted St. Louia ~ox over~ pitcher an;] Carl Yasirzem.skl, who bud The~ bJ\ve ~ron 10 of their 11-5 in 13 innings. Pittsburgh at twice .bad to 'alter bla del!verv singled, mid Rico PetrOcelli and ;irs~ 13 games this year and cl\l~o was postponed by cold because of ih~er injuries. Jose Tartabull, who had walked, Abernathy has pirehed In 110vcn '!ealber. ·Boston defeated Wash- Tony Perez .did all the the vic!Qy in relief. ·' >f them, including Monday lngton 7-4 in the only scheduled daillage for the Reda ' with his Jose Tartabull, who had walked; night's 3·1 victory over the American Laague eon lest. •eeond ~ome run,of the year in scamperod across on the Houston Aatros. overall, he bas Abernathy, wbo had won the fourth lMing with Pete miscue. ' John Wy'tt picked up 'llrehed in eight games, lriclu~. Frid$y pigbt's game with two .Rose - a~d Deroo Jol)nson the victory In relief. LineScorts after Yancey Cops, $20,0QO Dallas Open Larry Price: s..uthpaw . Price Tops Nation's Mou~d · Artists with 5-0 Record • Want the Best Car and Home Insurance For the Premiums You Pay? 76ers Claim NBA Crown SEE BILL CHILDS '· C.ll Dudley'silldWeWIII Deliver Yoyr Meigo County's OlciMI and LI'1JIIf MIDDLEPORT, OHIO -. ''·' I fit, Thrifty Dudley's ' ,,. . -~ ' fit, The game wasn't decided. ' . . however, until fue final two seconds, 1 ) Flameless '., . ' ' . . .J . . ymost popu arC er •IS priC • ess an-7 mo ' I • . . I , with NO exclu,$_ iye DOWN ' .. "'. ' 23°.'ba:rs r UP . ' ' , ' • ~ ' • ' • s T111 ,. ' l 37.20 3.14' 11.2110.24 < '. ' ·· you buy it, ·and when ,ypu .sell'lC '" P,lct Siu . ''I( ' ... -- . ....,'' ' 11.2\10.28 12.4111·28 ' ' 12.41.1!-31 . FSD. EXC. lAX $2;08 • I ' . • . ' 7UO • ' PLI:IS .. ' ~.:~-~- t • .' " \ . ' 13.6112-38 .. -: ' '' '' ' ,.. ~'. . . ... ' •· 13.6112·21 ... ' . Newport-the mo~t rlilinstlca!!Y:pr,iced. lu~~~~-~:ar:·: in the country: When '" ,. - ... TO BUDGET TERMS ' _· :;_,, ••~ .'· •TO_··:· .. 600 ·E. Main St. Phone 992·2094.•. '· •'~mer,~;· ·' ,, " . -~--------------·-·--------~_.----~--~----~ I ,.. : ' · DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. TRACTOR TIRES Mrs. Everett ~"'• Gre 1•! Bend, attended the Obloana Lib rary Tea held at the Governor's manalon · With M r s. Rhod es as bosteas. Guest ol Mrt Hayes for lba event wu Mn. W. P. Loehary of P~Y· WIIB 1 y rpr II our Wfft 5 ' u ,. ~~r ~:~~~~~~~~in: ATI'END" TEA - .. lcctlve Service In April, It '· ~ ~ jirt$~Ottt FiQ~d & Road ---- JIM BARNE'I'I' INt1Cn!:D eCut FIOV(II'S ~ eDish G1rdens ·..• ' .=or:~:;;;_.~ t!:gb :an- a::~ POMEROY .._ ta Rife. Other callers were and Mrs. George Saxton family. Mr. and Mrs. Jam<les~ee~:: ll Rife of Akron spent a ~ wt' th ht's brother, Richard Rile, and fiimlly. Mrs. t;t~lel ll Rife and Mr. and Mrs. L e Carter of Galli'polis were day evenmg· gueslll. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Flowen. cent Sunday afternoon. Mr. 0. M. Rife called . Mrs. Fay Wood and Mrs. Mvr-11 Ia Rife Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. IJ1!lbert man and Mrs. Sarah Rife and 59 N. 2nd Mlcldi.,Ort Billy Vateila were &bopping in 992-5560 LOCAL TEMPS WllkeitvUie recenUy. Serving Pomeroy, Mleon The temperature in Pome· Mj'. and 1-!tt. Ray Brooka of City, and Entire 818 roy's downtown business d IS· Albany oftt. 4, •pent an Betld~.... The longest drydock inJlorth, trict at 11:30 a.m. today was ning with Mr. and Mn. Char· Amerli:a iB located in ]j)s1on. 42 degrees under sunny skies. les Rife. llY SENT-INEL _ Helpful Maintenance Free Clean 1'1; Obedient ,., , Cheerful_ e CIUW00111E, OHtO lice, FBI agents ll'1lf the ~ur· eau of Criminal ·In-Ugaltion (BCil Monday lttveatlgated • an -80,01M! jewel robbery here. · ,PoHee said tblerit cut a hole ~Dl . ··mto the roor of the Zales Jew· I"' d elry store. Officers said 1he ~p&IOI'ED ' TO llm!Rm OP robbers took tbe batik ol'th • ' MEIGS • MASON &REA safe olf and etiCaped tltrougb lr,":rirt the l'lltlf. ... .._., ELECTRIC HEAT IS: lr-=""'"·='"""--===:;;;i $80,000 Theft \:=:=::' ' I, Society Notes 01 • \'· • ~',j; ~- Carme sOCiety • N0l es .. UP( BRIEFS '• QilcaP p0lilira . I p·risoners • . Slupne . d. to·. ·f·•SI',an_!l:l.~: : ' .·':' . r;:~:~ e;-::,::~~ b~::.:.:; ' t > are .. ~:,Mickey Menchioi, son of Mr. R R1h . e~. a p 'I SEONA s • M' ·· IS ' ' 1mg Ma··v19"Itt'' . hi-oU""tverstty· 119 . ~U:n~!ti~: ::~:s . D- , :ru :t :. -l ( Co.unsnl so g~ve final read· • If all '•oes.accordlll& to plan, I , · 1 . ·, 1tnd 0, -C. Ba'rk~l'•, · lngs • to twu· other ordinances st Jl, •' th• G'' Ui M .8 ·viewed plans MondJ)I with three plannlnj and devetopQle~t flr~. , "~•esenH•• M'hil -~ con\ . rucuon !...,., . on the <lnstallalion tf mercury R I A' onrt • illa bea· eJ ·n' members 0 f E- S• 'Preston an d I Represent''"g that firm were was am· .,~.., Child$' l" l Mlcldlejl(!tl. vapo~ liBlt~ilg,,_ QI) town streets. J~~.onaand ~~$200~000.pt!npr~ ~ Associates, LTD.-~ rese9f.d11 1IIobert W. Meyer, Philip .Hahn Gollia rep~eserll~dws ineludH .. . MOftmg~ )'!th !)IU)Ir.'ll :•.'1 I he jeet will be completed by N>. . •· . Short, Dan Evans, , Mofu.plck· 0 0 • Mow slfff~· Ullt1:ifcwere--wllli8m 'verriber '. • . · ey, Dr. A. R. ·CbrJs.tellee~~ and .- . ·, .. Bell~my, ··~Umt' JI!Uilici!>"l This 'was re~ealed Monday . ~ ' ~ng . ~e -~ Eldo,~ Woetcl!: •· : •'' : !dent H~ln~lr.'h Luebk!l as ·h~ : a(iall'• : ~et;vl1JOr of t)le_ Co- altefnoon •durlng 8 spechu :Gal· ' ', . , • ·. ~ , , 1 ' . Me~~r said ' II ;.VIIH8lte aboid stood between them. '- lulnbla ailQ .SOuthern Obfu._Elec- a • Meigs Regional' ' All'!lort two Wl!eks· to coiilpl~te final d• De Gatllie and Johnson made !ric Co., and Jack Welsh, loea Authority meeting_ conducted • · a .• II , tali~. N":"t s~ep"'fs.• to': g~ t h~ no attempt .to speak with each ColumJius and Soutb!lm Ohio In Gallipolis C!ij ·Manager Ga-1 The Southeastern Oblo Newspaper Assoclallon .wiWP,Ians ~ved by ithe .¥tAle • other at the rites for Adenauer, E_Iectilc Co. m_ana~er. The~ ry 11. Short's' olllce. . . bold its annual spring meeting Frtllay· afternoo~, Ma~ contryl. ·t»ar?· .~· ~gtonalair· who died Wednesdny at 91. displayed - ~awm~s _of _the pres , 'l,'he two • county ,project, first at OhiQ University jt was announ~ed .by E. D. port •uthonlj lias lliltlt> Jnna But later, at~ !Wich given by ent ~reet Ught\ng '" the com· of 'Its type in the state, w a ;- so~tbwick .. editor of the·Mar#tta ·Daily 'l'imes atld pre- · 25 to ·get, tlt• 'PI~ns -illip_ro~ed. Luebke for vw_tlng chiefs.•_of 11\tW~ ~)ong Jlth. p_!jlgs for the approved April 10 by Gallia : siden! of the association. ~but Ia an111oua.!0 -complet'e thlt. state, Johnson and de Gaulle ne~ bghtlng. . and Meigs county commissio!l. the University chapters of Sig· pbas~ of the project ' "as sooil shook hnnds and made small Smee at least five members ers. The 4,000 foot tong and 75- Bill Day, assJS~t to I he ina Delta t;:hl and Theta 'Sig' as po!!Sib)e." · '. · '· talk that led to spe<ulation of a would have been req~ to, be foot wide strip will he construct- publisher of the Toledo Blade, Irna Phi, men's and women'i Once !be control . bolll'd a.,_ longer more intimate dlscus_sion present to ' : ~~·- J~~la!to~ eil on land adjacent to the GSI will be master' of ceremohles joornalism societies; 0 t b e r proves the final· plana; 'tbe : 811on troubled Francc>-•.mencen all t!u'ee ,<!de rea 10 WI 'Industrial Park site. s~•aker at a banquet to bo grnups to he represented at tho thorlty will ·!hell' !l'iYi!i'IIR ·for relations. der a .s,us~n ru • proc .ret Members of the Gallia-Melgs at the Athena Country luinquet include Newspaper pub- bids. 81~ - lvlll _lllen be· ·opened, Shortly before the tribute c~':il ga~.~~nl~ ~:., 1 g~~ Regional Airport Aulhorliy re- Club at B p.m. It is .to· be spon- lishers, journalism alums and leontraclll .. Jet, ·11)~.- ,construction • began. the "old man's'' former 0- ree re ""'' . e 1 • sored jointly by SE~ft and officlata of the wilverslty. will liegm on ltle jolnt·•lfort chauffeur drove up to the ti,on. -· · 11 illll !! ! 11 . • · : • Bundestag in the car !bat took Charges to each home for Adena•m to the chancellory lor years. 1 5 t to $1 25 h damages to their re<endy f On the back seat were a and rom 1 c~n s . · eac planted cropa because of lbe ATHENS (UP!) - Greece's coup-born mUitary r~, at a cabinet meetlng-·t•'wlthln bWich of Adensuer's favorite month for each busmess estatr eold weather early today. glme today shipped hundreds of political prisoners to the we~.'! ' ·· flowers-red roses-and his top hsh~en~e ~~!~ ~he provJstons Farmers In lbe area 118ld desolate prlron islands under the cover of a nlght·tlme ~ De uty ~ler GeiL tr~or· hat of ll~:eve~ it has been pointed thermometers dipped Ill :U curfew. Informed, sources said unusually beavy ~tlflre lous ~ andldaltis ~ted with Wtth Johnson and de G~ulle oot that the installation of the degrees there, bnl botlr the heard !n At~ens !n the pre-dawn hours was the result Sp . • . • were British ' Pr1me Mtmster new mercury vapor lighting tomato aad cabbage planlll of soi~Iers fmng mto the &II' to dlscourace anyone from ·mastermlndlng last week_a •~ Harold Wilson, the heads of ff · t the additional apparenUy were nolnlpped by watcbiQ.g the transfer of the 1111 coup; announced the . ~~~ government of many other ~~!, n~ :h:'h :s to have been !rQs\ . prisoners. . . Clvlllnn Premier Cor~Smn!ffie "wlll Slllnd alo~e· :• '1\'m Western European . countnes levie~ anyway, due to electric The sources S81d !be Ko!Uas annOllOO!d tbat tlie fl. ed forces whose ·~nly 4l!n 1!1111 and scores or mm"t"" and . Th • were transported in trucks to year-old monarch would preside ljiVe the country. other representatives of nations company mer~ases. d e cor the port of Piraeus and in every corner of the globe. pany will sta proce ures. or aboard beats tllat would Even the Russ·Jans, bitter the installation of the new blght-f C W them to the islands of Yura, St. - _-_- - . --- . _- :::..· __:_ ·· th ~ 0 a o political foes of Adenauer, sent ing lollowmg d' e ~Pr~ vleg s Efstratios and Makroylannis In 0 their ambassador. tlha~io~i~dy r~aur:~~ e I • !be Aegean Sea. The · . . have not been used In The rates provided wtll he '" than a decade They were ' } effect until July 2.\, 1~ 9- 1 packed wltb prtsoners after 8 Y. Saral! M. Rife Council discussed br~efly '-'• Green 1944-1949 civil w•. purchase of a new tractor. The "'!gulatioms I present tractor is out of com- Mr. and Mrs. George G. Under .emerl{_eney· " " mission and has been costly in ton and family of East Imposed by the b'll 't as reported spent Sunday and Monday regime, political prisoners '. _ :~~ilm',~'· ~.,..~. and Clerk her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. be delalned ~lthout trial for h d B .1 will work out S. Rll~ and other relatives. indefmite penod. Mr. anrl Mrs. Ralph Rose and Ric ar at ey The g!IVernment claimed daughter of Racine spent an specifications on a new tractor Mr. Chas. A. Rife of St. AI· bas swung King evening with Mr. and Mrs. War- in the near future. bans.• W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. into cooperating with II. ren Ros• and family recently. George Beveride and Ially of ·, Orr f Ch 1 DUGAN TO SPEAK Winfield, W. Va., called on DON'T YOU 0 Mrs. Arthur 'th ~ er I Riley Dugan, assistant store their parents, Mr. and Mrs. HONESTLY THINK r;t t"nLealtern;on h·~ ~~:t director or research develop- Charles Rife Sunday. Mr. Rife SHE p&SERVES fit, 0 er . e an c 1 reo ,, ment. will be speaker at a meet· isn't ~well. W 5 MORE ' week. Exten-. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frank OFTEN FLO ERTHAN Mrs. 0onna J ean Smith an rl ing of fue . Meigs County . 1 hild . .ted' ·M nd Mrs sion Servtce Advtsory Counct of Pomeroy R. D. spent ·a re· OU G THEM? 1 ~aulr~';,i~s Do:~: an eve: at a o'clo~k tonight at the coun- cent sunday with her mother, y IJ!T fit, ning last week. ty extenston o!hce. Mrs. Fay Wood and Mrs. Blooming .P11nts , 1 ' I ' ~ • .. ' . .' ,, ' · . · ·'· �I ,. 'I .t j \ ·Ill \ .-estern.· ' A d . · . ' • · e nauer rlbUte to . ' ! ' ., . . ~ . '"i '• ' ;;J~. !',. . 1!j~ · (UPJ) -President Adenauer. ! and a host of Western Johnson and l'rencl! President ~~d~s gathered in the cradle ,Charles de Gaulle,_ chiefs of of -y;est Germany today for a state· whose relaltons have iif!ti!Mn last tribute to the cooled m recent years, almost OA'tlon's chiel architect, Konrad dwarfed West German Pres'3:. _ , . - ~ally Sentine~ Pomeroy-llliddleport, 0., April 25, 1967 ~on !r=-- ,•,Beat of h B d · ;;,· e en •· ·· . ·:·r · r By Bob Boeflieh and Mrs. Renzo Menbas been invited to become a charter member of ite Mathematics Society of Ohto University. l Mickey who takes to math like a duck takes to wa6lr, has bee'n invited to be a· part of the group on the iii!sJs of his honor student standing at Ohio University ~d his demol\Strated proficiency in mathematicJi. w lk h 'tt 1 tt d' lSI. e er as Wrl en a e er ra 1.tmg enthustasm lor the Meigs County "Dollars f o r ~ars" proeram which is now being carried out in t liifs.Count)l.,... . . Bu k heal : Tqf Fosr•m 111 designed to ~essJllan, ani flown to Mt. VerjJrovlde:.· ~arships lor stu- · fton. Before landing at the Mt. 8ents ,both to cellege and trade Vernon airport, a message was i_·chooli. ~ill a public support· dropped from the plane to Ebid l!li9Jll:811l:· @:!dentally, Rep. er's sister, who lives in that )VeJ:ket haclitof.up his enthusi- area. She an~: another sister, fSilfwilh a nice check for the the mother of Gen. Curls Lelc\1\Tatsbip projellt. May, met Rizer and Eber at :• .Meigs Couhtian is being the airport and the two ladies isked to contribute one dollar 1o were taken lor a ride in the the scholarship fund which will plane along with their broth· be distributed to students, er.· throughout the coudtY. Numer· One of he two sisters, of ous workers are aroWid making course. ill the mother of Gen. <jontacls ior funds. Howeer, the LeMay, famous Air Force offl]lrogram did get off to a late cer, who was born in Meigs start. and if you're missed. do County. feel : free to mail...,vour,··contribu- Rizer .and Carpehter return· ll"n to Ted Reed, Pomeroy, who ed to Me1gs County about 6 p.m. ts serving as treasurer o! the Sunday following the outing, ~1ect. :Veteran Pomeroy P.ost Ollice There were only nineteen at employe, Durward Cumings Suffnday Schoo$191~;1 Eweek.. •Thies . o enng was .~. veryon h d d M rrl urne 011 ay to Is (Co r ed from Page I) d d t S da employment after being off the n mu urge to atte~ ~ex Mun a;~t J<ob for a number of weeks. Our- es" and "The Saint" radio , Betcty ,van eder, .partg k d' d · th . Ann ar eton an son, a riC , . ed t It 1 h 1 h rd wa , w o was osp a JZ a ser~als, apparenty te m e · dE . 8 . k -- ·'ted 'ih the Holz~ Hospital and Univer- same destitute condition . 'as an . un~e rm er VIS! tt:~ ;ity Hospttal, Columbus durmg I wllen he was found llvmg m a SuDste G"mert aMI Lodng Boen· g' ~•-· ts · happy to be , 12-a-day ·•· m· tho se we.... .,.,tee, Clil a ., hi o eI R M' a recen d M onay M 1 .ev c·rcle ~ t hi t I · Se rnb r. an rs. e vm 1 bac~ a s pos • room m p1e er 1965 . and daughter of Columbus call· Quite an outing Sunday _for I W:alltree Shunned Eber H. Caqlen~oor, -~liversvi)le, 'Prri'sBURGS--fWO MORE who has - . 4W~n IM I<>- scheduled gueslll bave cal Ci~il Air Patrol orgamza- ted appearances here tlon. at a dinner to he addressed 1 Lo ck~ up George C. Wallace, former ng , m un ay Y P' 01 bama governor. FrankliD Ri!IOr, Pomeroy bll!l- Brig. Gen. Robert W. Jr., commanding officer of Eightb Air Force Base, over, Mass., and Sir (Continued from Page 1) ,Sholl, Australian consul drive will ba conducted at the eral .to !Itt' United States, enil ol April, ba said. notified the sponsoring gr'*'p, Bleachers booths and 8 Amen Comer, that they would hone sbow 'at the regatta were be unable to attend. cart;:: "';' f -t": C of C dlae\ll9ed. Prtlldent Jack Carsey •aid tbe C of C is "very pleased" !AI 1M tile II!Ciion of U. S. Rt. 33, fr0111 Roek Spring!! !AI DarwiD tmderwny. Jllemberi B,IIJ G..- l8ld 110veral entpioyes ol V. N. Jloltlerman Sona, con. tractor for the new section of -ay, will need homes to nnt. , · K«a!ll Waltoa, who reproI101IIed the chamber at the Rt. 13 poondbmking ceremonies lor Premier Photo Company at CooldJe, reported on activities lbeN. <IINIIt Diehl waa recomtnelltletiiAI businessmen by the ~ 11 ~ merchant poJk91..Aftentlins. in addition Co ,. ., above, were Ricltard ~ Jack Kerr, Bob Ja• ~111oy CrD!ls, Albert MarU., fed .Bled IIIII Bob WmgeU. Report~ to People WtSHINGTON - T liE U S. mllliary comnrnnder in Vlet· nam, hame lo a hero's weicome, reports to 1Congress and the nation this week against fue bar.'kgt'<!Wld of a major qew escalation of the antl-commu· nist conflict. ' Gen. Wtlliam C. Westmoreland will speak before an WI· usual joint sessi011 of Co ngress at 12 :30 p.m. EST Friday in an appearance likely Ill ba broadcast by radio and televJ. sion to the nation. ed on Mary Circle Saturday, RJIODE\1 TO ATHENS ATHENS Qhio (UPI)-<l<>v. James A. 'Ritodea will head dedication ceremonies Thursday for \1. regional Ohio University campus at Portsmouth. Portsmouth is the second of five regional OU campuses to be dedicated. Trustworthy SUIT FILED Suit for $1,002.73 has been . filed in the Metgs County Com· moo Pleas Court by fue Con· verse Rubber Co., Maiden. F Mass. against Clarence · Hibbs' and Elizabeth B. Hibbs doing business as RoiiSb's Shoe Store. The amount is allegedl Y due on account. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Clarence Potts was taken to Meigs General Hospital by the Middleport Emergen"L- Squad Monday afternoon alter becom· ing ill at his home on Sycamore St. He was admitted as a medJcal patient. ,- . , ill1Dlt., ,_ ,· ~. Obi•, . ,11""',. ..... • l!liiOiiot ,._ • .,.., ·1'r-· ,, . . . .I . . . . . . . . ~ . NPI-'tiltNT ..,.'fl•"';llfl!"'-oll hleJ, ..._ ..._ Tod! , I Dllt . . . . . 111 """""' a.. K"' 'f&i"''f . ·- ·--- , . - ~ ..,.._ 1WI'INI _, ·~ .-to • - ,.. ' - •: ;:r;...i ~ =: :'ti..il'W: ~.: ~. l tI ..,..., 'i... H.Je., - du~ at Fort . ColUJDo . ';> ;;, 1~ ~ / '' 1 ' ' , JmsTa~e- ov~r~·First . ·," :. By JOE GERGEN i!ll ·th\'ee ' dl >p!e four'game' IICOmess Innings 811\lsaved Milt aboard. '!'lie aaf.foo\ bi.;.. -~lo Ted ~!hy II three iW"'I! ov~r th~ Astros. Pa~ victory on Sunday.witli the left . !lel4 111111 •. came off moo~ older than bll own _ . Llk"I·Wert · ,two ltiU~s lnnlfllls; balled out Houatoll slarler ''IU~ Glusb ID81lllllll' accordlDg Ia fiJi! "Abenui!hY '~es to Work," Sammy '~Ellis In the eighth who aiso . yielde!l ·~·-· flr.; -ea-.tar and ·. YJIUD&er ·than ezplalned mlllliler Dave Brls· Inning oi.Jite seriel finale with homer .lwo· weeb. ilgjl. , , ·•lll'iitJihile In Ill! attllutle to!;' 31!, wbo played a~alnat the. runners on first and. third and Jim lk!ebv~e·s sa~ce 111, toward baseball. . . journeyman hurler m North Ollie out l!Y getting Rusty Staub Ill! fourth run balled In of llje A well-lrav~ed ,e)JII'DD 'Yhn carolina Amerldan Laglen ~all and Jobn llatelnati on fly balls. game UO!I the rptine In the 13th · baa played for 15 different when botb were teen agers. He held · ·t~~e Astor1, ' wht lind ·i.ru Johnson's run·icorlng teama jp !he . ~ of II· '"I'In not going Ill wear blm QUI sulfel'~..their 'etgbtjl successive single, his second Rill. won .tbe cbac~ !&,year career, Aller· althoUgh U loOks Jjke It, doesn't deleat/liltless in the ninth to ~WI~• lor,!be Dodgers, Lefeb'!re na!hy at :U ~ taeltiiDg bla latest .II. But ba llkes to pitch and he's preserve Elll~' first win of the and Jobns9n e,aeh bad hom"l'ed wlgp!n011t \vlth the vigor ol a ·a real good guy to have on the season.. ;; '' earller, DICk Egan who rerookla ap4 bla new emplbyer8; clUb." .. . "I feel IM!tter at this point lieved Joe Moeller 1 ~ 'ibll top ul Jhe Ct!clnnaU !leds. putting Brlsttl, who has followed than ~ ' di¢: In •1165," said the !be inning be had yteJde.t him to good uae. Abernathy's career with Inter· efonga~ vetetan. "I think I'm a run on Curt ~ood; a !\Ollie, The. lean submarine pilcher, est ever since their boyhood off to ~ · better start than at received eredlt for the •Wln, Joe who set a major league .record meetings, urged CincinnaU to Cblcagoi. I'm getting more Hoerner, the last' of iii'x Csrd•' with It a~arapees during the drall the relief artist from a~ves rlahl off the bai here." plrehers, was tb!l loser. llfJ5 1!1!110!1 while playlna lor Richmond last wlnier and the In ·~ Abet'lla!hy won four Ken Harrelson booted Mike the Calli, bas found a acqulsiUon has proved to be a, .gtll!IOS and -.ved 24 others to Andre\Vs' ba,...l-.ded grOillldP.r ~ ·;•lea!l1 job with the Reds major faelor in the club's rl!.e .capture1 "Fir~ .r the Year" with two out in the eighth · after;' a_· disappointing 1!16e to Urst place in the National honors' in the "'nior circuit, inning. allowtDg , all thrill! , camp.Pllln In which he was League race. remarkable !P view of the. fact runners to SCOI'O and presenUng ~huttled from Chicago to In the only other NL action, tbat' he ~eg$11 ' \ua career as 9ll Bpston wit~'.lts "gW" victory. ~~~a~ to !UdpnontJ. Los Angeles outlasted St. Louia ~ox over~ pitcher an;] Carl Yasirzem.skl, who bud The~ bJ\ve ~ron 10 of their 11-5 in 13 innings. Pittsburgh at twice .bad to 'alter bla del!verv singled, mid Rico PetrOcelli and ;irs~ 13 games this year and cl\l~o was postponed by cold because of ih~er injuries. Jose Tartabull, who had walked, Abernathy has pirehed In 110vcn '!ealber. ·Boston defeated Wash- Tony Perez .did all the the vic!Qy in relief. ·' >f them, including Monday lngton 7-4 in the only scheduled daillage for the Reda ' with his Jose Tartabull, who had walked; night's 3·1 victory over the American Laague eon lest. •eeond ~ome run,of the year in scamperod across on the Houston Aatros. overall, he bas Abernathy, wbo had won the fourth lMing with Pete miscue. ' John Wy'tt picked up 'llrehed in eight games, lriclu~. Frid$y pigbt's game with two .Rose - a~d Deroo Jol)nson the victory In relief. LineScorts after Yancey Cops, $20,0QO Dallas Open Larry Price: s..uthpaw . Price Tops Nation's Mou~d · Artists with 5-0 Record • Want the Best Car and Home Insurance For the Premiums You Pay? 76ers Claim NBA Crown SEE BILL CHILDS '· C.ll Dudley'silldWeWIII Deliver Yoyr Meigo County's OlciMI and LI'1JIIf MIDDLEPORT, OHIO -. ''·' I fit, Thrifty Dudley's ' ,,. . -~ ' fit, The game wasn't decided. ' . . however, until fue final two seconds, 1 ) Flameless '., . ' ' . . .J . . ymost popu arC er •IS priC • ess an-7 mo ' I • . . I , with NO exclu,$_ iye DOWN ' .. "'. ' 23°.'ba:rs r UP . ' ' , ' • ~ ' • ' • s T111 ,. ' l 37.20 3.14' 11.2110.24 < '. ' ·· you buy it, ·and when ,ypu .sell'lC '" P,lct Siu . ''I( ' ... -- . ....,'' ' 11.2\10.28 12.4111·28 ' ' 12.41.1!-31 . FSD. EXC. lAX $2;08 • I ' . • . ' 7UO • ' PLI:IS .. ' ~.:~-~- t • .' " \ . ' 13.6112-38 .. -: ' '' '' ' ,.. ~'. . . ... ' •· 13.6112·21 ... ' . Newport-the mo~t rlilinstlca!!Y:pr,iced. lu~~~~-~:ar:·: in the country: When '" ,. - ... TO BUDGET TERMS ' _· :;_,, ••~ .'· •TO_··:· .. 600 ·E. Main St. Phone 992·2094.•. '· •'~mer,~;· ·' ,, " . -~--------------·-·--------~_.----~--~----~ I ,.. : ' · DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. TRACTOR TIRES Mrs. Everett ~"'• Gre 1•! Bend, attended the Obloana Lib rary Tea held at the Governor's manalon · With M r s. Rhod es as bosteas. Guest ol Mrt Hayes for lba event wu Mn. W. P. Loehary of P~Y· WIIB 1 y rpr II our Wfft 5 ' u ,. ~~r ~:~~~~~~~~in: ATI'END" TEA - .. lcctlve Service In April, It '· ~ ~ jirt$~Ottt FiQ~d & Road ---- JIM BARNE'I'I' INt1Cn!:D eCut FIOV(II'S ~ eDish G1rdens ·..• ' .=or:~:;;;_.~ t!:gb :an- a::~ POMEROY .._ ta Rife. Other callers were and Mrs. George Saxton family. Mr. and Mrs. Jam<les~ee~:: ll Rife of Akron spent a ~ wt' th ht's brother, Richard Rile, and fiimlly. Mrs. t;t~lel ll Rife and Mr. and Mrs. L e Carter of Galli'polis were day evenmg· gueslll. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Flowen. cent Sunday afternoon. Mr. 0. M. Rife called . Mrs. Fay Wood and Mrs. Mvr-11 Ia Rife Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. IJ1!lbert man and Mrs. Sarah Rife and 59 N. 2nd Mlcldi.,Ort Billy Vateila were &bopping in 992-5560 LOCAL TEMPS WllkeitvUie recenUy. Serving Pomeroy, Mleon The temperature in Pome· Mj'. and 1-!tt. Ray Brooka of City, and Entire 818 roy's downtown business d IS· Albany oftt. 4, •pent an Betld~.... The longest drydock inJlorth, trict at 11:30 a.m. today was ning with Mr. and Mn. Char· Amerli:a iB located in ]j)s1on. 42 degrees under sunny skies. les Rife. llY SENT-INEL _ Helpful Maintenance Free Clean 1'1; Obedient ,., , Cheerful_ e CIUW00111E, OHtO lice, FBI agents ll'1lf the ~ur· eau of Criminal ·In-Ugaltion (BCil Monday lttveatlgated • an -80,01M! jewel robbery here. · ,PoHee said tblerit cut a hole ~Dl . ··mto the roor of the Zales Jew· I"' d elry store. Officers said 1he ~p&IOI'ED ' TO llm!Rm OP robbers took tbe batik ol'th • ' MEIGS • MASON &REA safe olf and etiCaped tltrougb lr,":rirt the l'lltlf. ... .._., ELECTRIC HEAT IS: lr-=""'"·='"""--===:;;;i $80,000 Theft \:=:=::' ' I, Society Notes 01 • \'· • ~',j; ~- Carme sOCiety • N0l es .. UP( BRIEFS '• QilcaP p0lilira . I p·risoners • . Slupne . d. to·. ·f·•SI',an_!l:l.~: : ' .·':' . r;:~:~ e;-::,::~~ b~::.:.:; ' t > are .. ~:,Mickey Menchioi, son of Mr. R R1h . e~. a p 'I SEONA s • M' ·· IS ' ' 1mg Ma··v19"Itt'' . hi-oU""tverstty· 119 . ~U:n~!ti~: ::~:s . D- , :ru :t :. -l ( Co.unsnl so g~ve final read· • If all '•oes.accordlll& to plan, I , · 1 . ·, 1tnd 0, -C. Ba'rk~l'•, · lngs • to twu· other ordinances st Jl, •' th• G'' Ui M .8 ·viewed plans MondJ)I with three plannlnj and devetopQle~t flr~. , "~•esenH•• M'hil -~ con\ . rucuon !...,., . on the <lnstallalion tf mercury R I A' onrt • illa bea· eJ ·n' members 0 f E- S• 'Preston an d I Represent''"g that firm were was am· .,~.., Child$' l" l Mlcldlejl(!tl. vapo~ liBlt~ilg,,_ QI) town streets. J~~.onaand ~~$200~000.pt!npr~ ~ Associates, LTD.-~ rese9f.d11 1IIobert W. Meyer, Philip .Hahn Gollia rep~eserll~dws ineludH .. . MOftmg~ )'!th !)IU)Ir.'ll :•.'1 I he jeet will be completed by N>. . •· . Short, Dan Evans, , Mofu.plck· 0 0 • Mow slfff~· Ullt1:ifcwere--wllli8m 'verriber '. • . · ey, Dr. A. R. ·CbrJs.tellee~~ and .- . ·, .. Bell~my, ··~Umt' JI!Uilici!>"l This 'was re~ealed Monday . ~ ' ~ng . ~e -~ Eldo,~ Woetcl!: •· : •'' : !dent H~ln~lr.'h Luebk!l as ·h~ : a(iall'• : ~et;vl1JOr of t)le_ Co- altefnoon •durlng 8 spechu :Gal· ' ', . , • ·. ~ , , 1 ' . Me~~r said ' II ;.VIIH8lte aboid stood between them. '- lulnbla ailQ .SOuthern Obfu._Elec- a • Meigs Regional' ' All'!lort two Wl!eks· to coiilpl~te final d• De Gatllie and Johnson made !ric Co., and Jack Welsh, loea Authority meeting_ conducted • · a .• II , tali~. N":"t s~ep"'fs.• to': g~ t h~ no attempt .to speak with each ColumJius and Soutb!lm Ohio In Gallipolis C!ij ·Manager Ga-1 The Southeastern Oblo Newspaper Assoclallon .wiWP,Ians ~ved by ithe .¥tAle • other at the rites for Adenauer, E_Iectilc Co. m_ana~er. The~ ry 11. Short's' olllce. . . bold its annual spring meeting Frtllay· afternoo~, Ma~ contryl. ·t»ar?· .~· ~gtonalair· who died Wednesdny at 91. displayed - ~awm~s _of _the pres , 'l,'he two • county ,project, first at OhiQ University jt was announ~ed .by E. D. port •uthonlj lias lliltlt> Jnna But later, at~ !Wich given by ent ~reet Ught\ng '" the com· of 'Its type in the state, w a ;- so~tbwick .. editor of the·Mar#tta ·Daily 'l'imes atld pre- · 25 to ·get, tlt• 'PI~ns -illip_ro~ed. Luebke for vw_tlng chiefs.•_of 11\tW~ ~)ong Jlth. p_!jlgs for the approved April 10 by Gallia : siden! of the association. ~but Ia an111oua.!0 -complet'e thlt. state, Johnson and de Gaulle ne~ bghtlng. . and Meigs county commissio!l. the University chapters of Sig· pbas~ of the project ' "as sooil shook hnnds and made small Smee at least five members ers. The 4,000 foot tong and 75- Bill Day, assJS~t to I he ina Delta t;:hl and Theta 'Sig' as po!!Sib)e." · '. · '· talk that led to spe<ulation of a would have been req~ to, be foot wide strip will he construct- publisher of the Toledo Blade, Irna Phi, men's and women'i Once !be control . bolll'd a.,_ longer more intimate dlscus_sion present to ' : ~~·- J~~la!to~ eil on land adjacent to the GSI will be master' of ceremohles joornalism societies; 0 t b e r proves the final· plana; 'tbe : 811on troubled Francc>-•.mencen all t!u'ee ,<!de rea 10 WI 'Industrial Park site. s~•aker at a banquet to bo grnups to he represented at tho thorlty will ·!hell' !l'iYi!i'IIR ·for relations. der a .s,us~n ru • proc .ret Members of the Gallia-Melgs at the Athena Country luinquet include Newspaper pub- bids. 81~ - lvlll _lllen be· ·opened, Shortly before the tribute c~':il ga~.~~nl~ ~:., 1 g~~ Regional Airport Aulhorliy re- Club at B p.m. It is .to· be spon- lishers, journalism alums and leontraclll .. Jet, ·11)~.- ,construction • began. the "old man's'' former 0- ree re ""'' . e 1 • sored jointly by SE~ft and officlata of the wilverslty. will liegm on ltle jolnt·•lfort chauffeur drove up to the ti,on. -· · 11 illll !! ! 11 . • · : • Bundestag in the car !bat took Charges to each home for Adena•m to the chancellory lor years. 1 5 t to $1 25 h damages to their re<endy f On the back seat were a and rom 1 c~n s . · eac planted cropa because of lbe ATHENS (UP!) - Greece's coup-born mUitary r~, at a cabinet meetlng-·t•'wlthln bWich of Adensuer's favorite month for each busmess estatr eold weather early today. glme today shipped hundreds of political prisoners to the we~.'! ' ·· flowers-red roses-and his top hsh~en~e ~~!~ ~he provJstons Farmers In lbe area 118ld desolate prlron islands under the cover of a nlght·tlme ~ De uty ~ler GeiL tr~or· hat of ll~:eve~ it has been pointed thermometers dipped Ill :U curfew. Informed, sources said unusually beavy ~tlflre lous ~ andldaltis ~ted with Wtth Johnson and de G~ulle oot that the installation of the degrees there, bnl botlr the heard !n At~ens !n the pre-dawn hours was the result Sp . • . • were British ' Pr1me Mtmster new mercury vapor lighting tomato aad cabbage planlll of soi~Iers fmng mto the &II' to dlscourace anyone from ·mastermlndlng last week_a •~ Harold Wilson, the heads of ff · t the additional apparenUy were nolnlpped by watcbiQ.g the transfer of the 1111 coup; announced the . ~~~ government of many other ~~!, n~ :h:'h :s to have been !rQs\ . prisoners. . . Clvlllnn Premier Cor~Smn!ffie "wlll Slllnd alo~e· :• '1\'m Western European . countnes levie~ anyway, due to electric The sources S81d !be Ko!Uas annOllOO!d tbat tlie fl. ed forces whose ·~nly 4l!n 1!1111 and scores or mm"t"" and . Th • were transported in trucks to year-old monarch would preside ljiVe the country. other representatives of nations company mer~ases. d e cor the port of Piraeus and in every corner of the globe. pany will sta proce ures. or aboard beats tllat would Even the Russ·Jans, bitter the installation of the new blght-f C W them to the islands of Yura, St. - _-_- - . --- . _- :::..· __:_ ·· th ~ 0 a o political foes of Adenauer, sent ing lollowmg d' e ~Pr~ vleg s Efstratios and Makroylannis In 0 their ambassador. tlha~io~i~dy r~aur:~~ e I • !be Aegean Sea. The · . . have not been used In The rates provided wtll he '" than a decade They were ' } effect until July 2.\, 1~ 9- 1 packed wltb prtsoners after 8 Y. Saral! M. Rife Council discussed br~efly '-'• Green 1944-1949 civil w•. purchase of a new tractor. The "'!gulatioms I present tractor is out of com- Mr. and Mrs. George G. Under .emerl{_eney· " " mission and has been costly in ton and family of East Imposed by the b'll 't as reported spent Sunday and Monday regime, political prisoners '. _ :~~ilm',~'· ~.,..~. and Clerk her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. be delalned ~lthout trial for h d B .1 will work out S. Rll~ and other relatives. indefmite penod. Mr. anrl Mrs. Ralph Rose and Ric ar at ey The g!IVernment claimed daughter of Racine spent an specifications on a new tractor Mr. Chas. A. Rife of St. AI· bas swung King evening with Mr. and Mrs. War- in the near future. bans.• W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. into cooperating with II. ren Ros• and family recently. George Beveride and Ially of ·, Orr f Ch 1 DUGAN TO SPEAK Winfield, W. Va., called on DON'T YOU 0 Mrs. Arthur 'th ~ er I Riley Dugan, assistant store their parents, Mr. and Mrs. HONESTLY THINK r;t t"nLealtern;on h·~ ~~:t director or research develop- Charles Rife Sunday. Mr. Rife SHE p&SERVES fit, 0 er . e an c 1 reo ,, ment. will be speaker at a meet· isn't ~well. W 5 MORE ' week. Exten-. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frank OFTEN FLO ERTHAN Mrs. 0onna J ean Smith an rl ing of fue . Meigs County . 1 hild . .ted' ·M nd Mrs sion Servtce Advtsory Counct of Pomeroy R. D. spent ·a re· OU G THEM? 1 ~aulr~';,i~s Do:~: an eve: at a o'clo~k tonight at the coun- cent sunday with her mother, y IJ!T fit, ning last week. ty extenston o!hce. Mrs. Fay Wood and Mrs. Blooming .P11nts , 1 ' I ' ~ • .. ' . .' ,, ' · . · ·'· �.. ~ ,• ~· . ' . -~ . ., ~· ·I ALLSTAR HUFFY .& GARDEN . I '' LAWN MOWERS Rtg. $54.95 - - - SALE Chief a... SALE Coming Events \ ' .•• ....... T., U\9,95 Voice of Broadway VISIT BAKER'S BUDGET SHOP • ' I • •I SALE PRICED s2.22 I ' I Sportsman's •• I I .. tFISHING TACKLE .GOLF CLUIS NATIONALLY FAMOUS BRANDS t Sp1lding t Wilson • Northwestern Golf Clubll . 8111blll Shoes t B1h t Gloves Anniverury Priced -t year warranty on j)arts, SBNicean~lank.Aik,...• plamller er .. PSP. . ". . .-· I ) • Watch For Moore's Catalog of Valwes AddHional wiri"g l1jledad? Take •dl'llllllp til our' IDOMJ- . •vln& wlriD& clrtlflcates. SHOP AND SAVE AT MOORE 'S HOME FURNISHINGS lAKER FURNITURE 992-2848 124 W. MAIN • Dorcas $4 99 Economy Vinyl Latex Wall For Inexpensive . Pllll Fl1111h Lam R11. $5.99 G1ll011 S.le I WGREST GEYSER clothes. Turn on tile dish)¥llsher. Then take a_shoW6f, Thl I water will be hot Big families always have plenty of hot' : . ' water with. a quick-recovery fl1meleu electric.war. heater. Look for the PSP accepl~d emblem. It standJ for ·" highest quality-and Protected SeNice Plan, a )00% ~ elleltQullltr REG. $119.95 Regul1r Price$2.99 ".' eDrlpP,.. MOTOR -~·' Beehive Geyser, the .highest geyser ever measured in Vel· iowslone National Park; once erupted to a height of 219 feet, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. WAU PAINT 3 H.P. IRIGGS .•. , ONI*T Chortmaltll' Garden nllers ,. ' " POMEROY • the News,N~ ummer ugg SALE Starrln8 Pre-Season Prices . ~ .i KIDS TIME And SPRING TIME $0 TOGETHER 'FOR ALL THE FAMILY $2.99to $6.50 • ·rilE SHOE lOX Mi~dlaport TRAVELING FAST Scientist. compute th.at -the sun is racing toward the COil· stetlatloo of Hmules at 1 •peed eo times t1tat of ·• let plllle travettns '101 mJles an bour. The n•ap star fa •aid ONE COAT VINYL WALLP Homogenized travel :1 miles 1 aecond, wblle one reaches 1 velocil)' or n • Lm B--Less Spatter miles 1 IOCODd. ·~ AlltnUrtiJ !ltW INIU paint lhlt makes.paintin& faster and ...1er•.Superior hiding offn - a t coveraae. No brush or rollet marks WIU Clean up with ~""" .... Whitt 1t ~ !)fii!L lr' I t~ Reg....49 $54·9 · Save $1.00 a Gallon . -. ,, Eleclrlc if Colditialinca. .. ..... · • ...., IIIII Air ..... .,_ ••• Gil, llcll . Electric. Whole-boose electric alr c.mw~oni~& can give rou acleaner, more ~ lloml bf ,ettlr reducjn~ the amount of dust a~ polfen in jour . . oftly aECtRI~ ~ir conditianinl'.• ~ Ollll'.ete,less to install, less to buY•.cal Y!llr . • WlJ. CnaDIJ Smaatll SO EASY• TO USE .._, Guaranteed washllbte. . ,,l ' t .1< ·~· ·'· 111111 CHASE MARDWARE · Milldl.~art; 0. ... I ). • , ..! '·, I , . ..,~?; ~· ~ ,.r •' ' • "'' �.. ~ ,• ~· . ' . -~ . ., ~· ·I ALLSTAR HUFFY .& GARDEN . I '' LAWN MOWERS Rtg. $54.95 - - - SALE Chief a... SALE Coming Events \ ' .•• ....... T., U\9,95 Voice of Broadway VISIT BAKER'S BUDGET SHOP • ' I • •I SALE PRICED s2.22 I ' I Sportsman's •• I I .. tFISHING TACKLE .GOLF CLUIS NATIONALLY FAMOUS BRANDS t Sp1lding t Wilson • Northwestern Golf Clubll . 8111blll Shoes t B1h t Gloves Anniverury Priced -t year warranty on j)arts, SBNicean~lank.Aik,...• plamller er .. PSP. . ". . .-· I ) • Watch For Moore's Catalog of Valwes AddHional wiri"g l1jledad? Take •dl'llllllp til our' IDOMJ- . •vln& wlriD& clrtlflcates. SHOP AND SAVE AT MOORE 'S HOME FURNISHINGS lAKER FURNITURE 992-2848 124 W. MAIN • Dorcas $4 99 Economy Vinyl Latex Wall For Inexpensive . Pllll Fl1111h Lam R11. $5.99 G1ll011 S.le I WGREST GEYSER clothes. Turn on tile dish)¥llsher. Then take a_shoW6f, Thl I water will be hot Big families always have plenty of hot' : . ' water with. a quick-recovery fl1meleu electric.war. heater. Look for the PSP accepl~d emblem. It standJ for ·" highest quality-and Protected SeNice Plan, a )00% ~ elleltQullltr REG. $119.95 Regul1r Price$2.99 ".' eDrlpP,.. MOTOR -~·' Beehive Geyser, the .highest geyser ever measured in Vel· iowslone National Park; once erupted to a height of 219 feet, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. WAU PAINT 3 H.P. IRIGGS .•. , ONI*T Chortmaltll' Garden nllers ,. ' " POMEROY • the News,N~ ummer ugg SALE Starrln8 Pre-Season Prices . ~ .i KIDS TIME And SPRING TIME $0 TOGETHER 'FOR ALL THE FAMILY $2.99to $6.50 • ·rilE SHOE lOX Mi~dlaport TRAVELING FAST Scientist. compute th.at -the sun is racing toward the COil· stetlatloo of Hmules at 1 •peed eo times t1tat of ·• let plllle travettns '101 mJles an bour. The n•ap star fa •aid ONE COAT VINYL WALLP Homogenized travel :1 miles 1 aecond, wblle one reaches 1 velocil)' or n • Lm B--Less Spatter miles 1 IOCODd. ·~ AlltnUrtiJ !ltW INIU paint lhlt makes.paintin& faster and ...1er•.Superior hiding offn - a t coveraae. No brush or rollet marks WIU Clean up with ~""" .... Whitt 1t ~ !)fii!L lr' I t~ Reg....49 $54·9 · Save $1.00 a Gallon . -. ,, Eleclrlc if Colditialinca. .. ..... · • ...., IIIII Air ..... .,_ ••• Gil, llcll . Electric. Whole-boose electric alr c.mw~oni~& can give rou acleaner, more ~ lloml bf ,ettlr reducjn~ the amount of dust a~ polfen in jour . . oftly aECtRI~ ~ir conditianinl'.• ~ Ollll'.ete,less to install, less to buY•.cal Y!llr . • WlJ. CnaDIJ Smaatll SO EASY• TO USE .._, Guaranteed washllbte. . ,,l ' t .1< ·~· ·'· 111111 CHASE MARDWARE · Milldl.~art; 0. ... I ). • , ..! '·, I , . ..,~?; ~· ~ ,.r •' ' • "'' �,., ' ' >, - ' ' ~ / ·' 't. ·l .. ... ' t, .·,. ''' Spyd"l' Cpppe. 4.. peed traDBmllolon, motor receniiY ,overhauled. Wblte sidewall tires, radio, eharp aU vinyl black. in· terlor. Bead)' for tbe road. A fun car. OATU 1962 PONTIAC wo.., M'"'"""" •.,,.. ,,. ~ ,::;,:.: wo.., ,._ - --'"•II 11 ftfth .,., word.o ••• JnMrflOilL u H¥ cent DIICOitnt .... '; SEq"" A, >E'CDI<C WirH lWNUr v•QUir'e; SI MP~ • . $.1195 :""~•'iEi!!; tor ' W•nt All •no Strwlc. f """ .., •-•· . ..JSE'Rr IIDI"CH li 1• Pom,erp~' ·1 .Motor to~ . . J \ ·•. " O.f April 211, 1$47 .:r.::..:,:r.;;:11 19~ CO!tVAiit . . $995 2·Door Hardtop. 389 V-8, 4-spoeed . ~ra dfo and h eater, vi ny l l•· terlor. Good tires, white finish. Huns good. 1962 VOLKSWAGEN Radio, vinyl interior. Black finish. Well ·worth $89b \ $895 "' ,.hi on 14t1 · . I~ IIlii td Nkl within 11 daflo ' .. C&ID OP TNANKI & OllfUAillll '1.11 tor 10 word Mlnl"'um. Itch tc~~~IIMftall wore! te . .., ILIND ADI A. .IHonat t5c ChU81 ,., AMflo lileftMnt. OFFICI HOURI l~l a. m. to 5:00 p, m., D.IIIY 1110 • · .,.. to 11:00 Noon, SatvrdiY IT'I EAIY TO PLACI A Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN lVII. t:OO P.M. LI'L ABNER ··- - - - - -... By "L: CAI'P . " .' .._aor, OHIO ME AN' MULE BR'INNER. IS GRATEFUL FO'TH' LI FT, MA' M .'.~ (~ME MUST 13£ THE CMEAPEST GUN /NTH£ \IIIANT AD PHONE tt'l-211' :- r ' .'• Soun-t.~'-!-IE CJW'T AFFOR{) A/./YTHING WT A GETAWAY All New RldlatOr' Shop . . .Trvci'(J[•• MVLE/.1:.:.) eCar Core · eBu- ·.• · eAnyTyjle · · · ' KEITH GOBLE .FOlD ' WY 241t6 By ART SANSOM Middleport, 0. ' WINN~E WINKLE II • By BRANNER lEAV1"'.7 BEFORE I. OH,MYG05H... HOWCA~ l TAKE HONEY AND 6UNNY WI"TH ME INTO CRu~MY ROCIMII\G Ha/55 AND CUT· ~J<Q.\T GAM6ll"'.7 CA?IN05? WINKlES CAN ACCU5E MEOF CHE'ATI!<G ~EM . Q r Ill ' UK a M!.iEK 1\1 I DOIJ'l" Ll Kf 11-lE \IOOJ<'S OF THIS Notice Muon, PITCI-\ ! w.va. · 8VT IF ITS LOOKitJ~ TO GET BLAmD IT CAM£ 1lJ TH!' CRJGHT BOY! c:-..,I.A ,': SH J I IF THERE'S ONE 1HING I HJI.,Tt IT'S A PITCH \.VITH THE OLD.cbME·O'J! •... t. , II ..ASOLINE ALLEY il I L ... an' f1.2 ne\'er me bach the · dol Ia·· " -nat he owed m e, ~ut ... = DON'T forget big sale at Laur· el.Ciiff auction house every Friday night. Time 7:30 p. m. Everyone welcome. Door and Grand Prizes. Plenty to eat and drink. Col. J i m Adams, owner. 4 25 4tc e 1ftl • )lu. "'· 'M- .... 11.1. hi. CIH. ~ PRICKLES AND "'I! FRIENDS '• -· . By MERRILL BLOSSER • '· LITTlE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY OUT IN T~ ~I!:K TOWN Y'COME r::ROMI TI-l' ~YOI=F I IT WAS 4\l(j:)p ! TI4EM STUPID SLOBS I TI-lEY SI-\O'"lli:DI'\'T a-lEt I I JU~T <iaf tT 01'1 ,_ NEWGCAST DOWN 10 nr POOLROOM ! 'A'~ AT TH' ~! .,----.Jil OlD -r~ EY Sf!\1 WHY THEY GOT W14AT, OlD IT? TH~ ,:\IN'T SAIO NCTHIN'I Y'OON'T "TALK (!, LOT, LAVIN' !1'1 TI-l' MORGUE I OliiE! WILL. "JW' 80SS SLOW loll'S "TOP 0\lfill '!!i§ ONE\ ~;m;--;:H:IM;--;H:E;;;RE~. ~=.,-'A THOUSAND MILES FROM TH~!;!E, \li 'H<XJL.f.>,..W(IO>R'(f MONK'2 ABBIE AND SLATS NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. . .• Contact Faye Manley Middle part • of 50 firms needing wanting home workers - 25e. ' ~ L f. , I carman ,,I, Enterprises, Groveport Rd , Columbus, Obio 43207. 4 21 6tp •• b. It .. ' ' :by; B !a.b.,,-,""' ,., ' "' ~na!lon to Sf. 1: lor their IYOfk, , .. · parj,9b aJ!d , I," ___..... . ...:_ ·:::-:.:.:·:.:,.:·-==. . . • ~~~=~ - ···'" ~--•~- ' 'Jf ~ .~._.~r. ·~.u• • :J-' 0. ·, ·!Ill!; . tile plll'chas~ ·:!If' .· , to Cbrl&i- '. ,_1/.;-· •' , ";" I ~:··~·=-7·~-~··,=·;··~-~·~~-~··;·~···~--~·;;;;;;;;;,;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~ ;!.'.. .~ • ,. ~ ~ �,., ' ' >, - ' ' ~ / ·' 't. ·l .. ... ' t, .·,. ''' Spyd"l' Cpppe. 4.. peed traDBmllolon, motor receniiY ,overhauled. Wblte sidewall tires, radio, eharp aU vinyl black. in· terlor. Bead)' for tbe road. A fun car. OATU 1962 PONTIAC wo.., M'"'"""" •.,,.. ,,. ~ ,::;,:.: wo.., ,._ - --'"•II 11 ftfth .,., word.o ••• JnMrflOilL u H¥ cent DIICOitnt .... '; SEq"" A, >E'CDI<C WirH lWNUr v•QUir'e; SI MP~ • . $.1195 :""~•'iEi!!; tor ' W•nt All •no Strwlc. f """ .., •-•· . ..JSE'Rr IIDI"CH li 1• Pom,erp~' ·1 .Motor to~ . . J \ ·•. " O.f April 211, 1$47 .:r.::..:,:r.;;:11 19~ CO!tVAiit . . $995 2·Door Hardtop. 389 V-8, 4-spoeed . ~ra dfo and h eater, vi ny l l•· terlor. Good tires, white finish. Huns good. 1962 VOLKSWAGEN Radio, vinyl interior. Black finish. Well ·worth $89b \ $895 "' ,.hi on 14t1 · . I~ IIlii td Nkl within 11 daflo ' .. C&ID OP TNANKI & OllfUAillll '1.11 tor 10 word Mlnl"'um. Itch tc~~~IIMftall wore! te . .., ILIND ADI A. .IHonat t5c ChU81 ,., AMflo lileftMnt. OFFICI HOURI l~l a. m. to 5:00 p, m., D.IIIY 1110 • · .,.. to 11:00 Noon, SatvrdiY IT'I EAIY TO PLACI A Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN lVII. t:OO P.M. LI'L ABNER ··- - - - - -... By "L: CAI'P . " .' .._aor, OHIO ME AN' MULE BR'INNER. IS GRATEFUL FO'TH' LI FT, MA' M .'.~ (~ME MUST 13£ THE CMEAPEST GUN /NTH£ \IIIANT AD PHONE tt'l-211' :- r ' .'• Soun-t.~'-!-IE CJW'T AFFOR{) A/./YTHING WT A GETAWAY All New RldlatOr' Shop . . .Trvci'(J[•• MVLE/.1:.:.) eCar Core · eBu- ·.• · eAnyTyjle · · · ' KEITH GOBLE .FOlD ' WY 241t6 By ART SANSOM Middleport, 0. ' WINN~E WINKLE II • By BRANNER lEAV1"'.7 BEFORE I. OH,MYG05H... HOWCA~ l TAKE HONEY AND 6UNNY WI"TH ME INTO CRu~MY ROCIMII\G Ha/55 AND CUT· ~J<Q.\T GAM6ll"'.7 CA?IN05? WINKlES CAN ACCU5E MEOF CHE'ATI!<G ~EM . Q r Ill ' UK a M!.iEK 1\1 I DOIJ'l" Ll Kf 11-lE \IOOJ<'S OF THIS Notice Muon, PITCI-\ ! w.va. · 8VT IF ITS LOOKitJ~ TO GET BLAmD IT CAM£ 1lJ TH!' CRJGHT BOY! c:-..,I.A ,': SH J I IF THERE'S ONE 1HING I HJI.,Tt IT'S A PITCH \.VITH THE OLD.cbME·O'J! •... t. , II ..ASOLINE ALLEY il I L ... an' f1.2 ne\'er me bach the · dol Ia·· " -nat he owed m e, ~ut ... = DON'T forget big sale at Laur· el.Ciiff auction house every Friday night. Time 7:30 p. m. Everyone welcome. Door and Grand Prizes. Plenty to eat and drink. Col. J i m Adams, owner. 4 25 4tc e 1ftl • )lu. "'· 'M- .... 11.1. hi. CIH. ~ PRICKLES AND "'I! FRIENDS '• -· . By MERRILL BLOSSER • '· LITTlE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY OUT IN T~ ~I!:K TOWN Y'COME r::ROMI TI-l' ~YOI=F I IT WAS 4\l(j:)p ! TI4EM STUPID SLOBS I TI-lEY SI-\O'"lli:DI'\'T a-lEt I I JU~T <iaf tT 01'1 ,_ NEWGCAST DOWN 10 nr POOLROOM ! 'A'~ AT TH' ~! .,----.Jil OlD -r~ EY Sf!\1 WHY THEY GOT W14AT, OlD IT? TH~ ,:\IN'T SAIO NCTHIN'I Y'OON'T "TALK (!, LOT, LAVIN' !1'1 TI-l' MORGUE I OliiE! WILL. "JW' 80SS SLOW loll'S "TOP 0\lfill '!!i§ ONE\ ~;m;--;:H:IM;--;H:E;;;RE~. ~=.,-'A THOUSAND MILES FROM TH~!;!E, \li 'H<XJL.f.>,..W(IO>R'(f MONK'2 ABBIE AND SLATS NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. . .• Contact Faye Manley Middle part • of 50 firms needing wanting home workers - 25e. ' ~ L f. , I carman ,,I, Enterprises, Groveport Rd , Columbus, Obio 43207. 4 21 6tp •• b. It .. ' ' :by; B !a.b.,,-,""' ,., ' "' ~na!lon to Sf. 1: lor their IYOfk, , .. · parj,9b aJ!d , I," ___..... . ...:_ ·:::-:.:.:·:.:,.:·-==. . . • ~~~=~ - ···'" ~--•~- ' 'Jf ~ .~._.~r. ·~.u• • :J-' 0. ·, ·!Ill!; . tile plll'chas~ ·:!If' .· , to Cbrl&i- '. ,_1/.;-· •' , ";" I ~:··~·=-7·~-~··,=·;··~-~·~~-~··;·~···~--~·;;;;;;;;;,;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~ ;!.'.. .~ • ,. ~ ~ �' '; ·, .,• ... .. 1·-n~.. ."$,"-Nf""' .£· 1.·' -LL. , , ·~ .,. ' ·1 ' . n ~Illig · of ..... ..., MEIGS THEATRE ::-- cludl!d a meditation from t h e durillg the' Cbnci!Jdlii'lsoclal Upper ROom, scripture a n~ hour by Mrs. Parker aJ¥1 t.ltll· prayer. Members responded_,_ Wheeler Drfke. A tour ol Mrs. roll call with comments on '"' Parker's garden preceded Ute ors in their gardens. ~essert course was served~m~ee~tln~g~.;;;;;;;~;;;;;~;;;; ·I Around an·d Lt. And Mrl. Warner • , · VrBJtParenll Here . D ld Lteutenant a.nd Mrs. ~vpo-nt~M. Warner arrtved here ~ 1Y. to spend a two leav Wlth thetr p~ts, r. an ~rs. Ferrell N~r~f G~lplt '" and Mr. f ~ rs. E. Warner 0 ason. His parents, accompanied by Mrs. Jimmy Steele of GaiHpolis returoed to their home af· t.,.: attending graduation activlties at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, where Lt. Warner received !tis commission. wee:: Lt. and Mrs. Warner will d Md leave here for Fort Mea e, ·• where he is to report May 1. He expects to be asSigned there until next year. ' . PLAY b v p ,·' · 87th BirthdQY ol Mrs. Jessie ~ICe Ob. serv · ed of H . orne 0f Joe You·n FREE TRIPS TO THE WORLD SERIES I No llopna to wrice, 110 llfjllt&iatioD ••• each Grand Slam W came piece tells fOil instantly if JOfive WOD I trip for two. Each escitiag trip iDCludee round trip m 8lld ground tnullportatloD, botelaccommodatiotta, all meals, t:icbll to three g&metl, and up to $10 per day in· It'1 easy! It'a fun! Nothing to buy! ·cidental •pending money. If you Just drive in at any participating can't take the trip, yc~~~'D ~ve Ashland Service Station· for your $600 in euh. Rfflnember tbt free Grand Slam Baseball game visit. you ~~~ake to participatinc piece. Look inside ••• you'll know Aabland ltatioDS, the more cbaMW m.tantly if you've won $1, $5, $10, l'OU have to wiDI ,26, $100. $1000, $5000 ••• or m ail«pensee.paid trip for two pel'· 110111 to three game~ of the 1967 World Series. Drive in ofteD &.n more chances to win! llllide each Gnmd Slam Baaeball came p!ec~t you'll lind a picture of a famous baeeball player. Collect tbele picture~ and paste tbem in a free album you'll receive from your All Utlfatll ..... .,.,_.,., A• bland dealer. After you have (!/ A.W..I, .• d&U'ru.r tiii''AA'.,.,.,.S... pemd in all 12 cU.st playen, Itt jMm, · . . . . . . """ )'OU win a boy'e or clrl'• clelUD .,. .,,,... u4 /oWJIUn. Votd whlf't Pr11llillol.lolo. Roadmeetc bicyd,el OF PRIZES . Lt.ll(91_,.,_ ;••-- Chorale Will Perform During Spring Concert ·Ires 7 •' ~:~N ·- $1.29 fait drying. I ADDmONAL OR WITHOUT COUPON ... ,.... CAULKING CARTRIDGE lr7t'o' Volut SALE PAINT BRUSHES PRICE 2FDR49c lh r'IAIIIIMIIH a"WAU.-11.11 4" WAIL -12.44 OF PIIIT • SUPPLIES Ill WERNli PRE-FINISHED STA·SAFE .... STABILIZER ,., 1488 ; PANWNG V4''x4'x8' · ONLY CEILING ' ' H TtLE JUST 11c Sq.·"· - dl-18 16ft• .:. sn• 20ft. 6 t'i7" 24ft. A '20" Money Slip 79C For lnttrkH" or exterior u•, Oft poll'lted or unpolnlflf IUrfoctl. wood or mttol. Ea•llv applltcl On vertkal or horizontal, 01 hord-to-Qtt-Gt plac:H. ......,.IIQTII We Don't Like to See - 1m LADDEII -4·PIATFOIM iADDII saaa A 28ft.6f26D through Your 41vingHand fingers To Crusade 11995 110. $11.11 Get a good (lip on your count. Makes It easier to pay . CHECK THESE money, with a Cheeklng Ac- fi' SERVICES bills, keep records, be sure Clf receipts (yow· cancelled •Mol1totol.olnl j ' allelhH• 14". C.ltlng Ht. SUP HEAD -1&,36 · .•iote Depollt SAVI~S ,,,. ; i ·~ . . ·-~~---~~r'"t' ·r.. ' I lASH .NIT el1nkbyMoll WE PAY 4% ON •#, :,,, ' ....! _ ...... I ....,_... I 1' tO" 10 A'9". ellvlllll Accounll •P-nol ,Lolno eA_..LHno · MHU..ND OIL • IJFINING COMPANY '. , ' •• , ' .,. ' • ' . " • ....., ......... .,.,••It ·~·~lllot!c ' ,, •' ' I ' .. . . ' • SPRAY chec:ka). He1ps l!lllabUah tax ,Aililland · .... 1 ' '\ '· .' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 'Mr. and 1\!rs. Robert ~!bel, who recently moved to Morris- Capt. and Mrs. J. D. Tate of town, spent the weekend Big Spring. Texas. are announea: their Middleport Route ing the birth of a daughter, Ma· borne. ry Jo, born Monday at the · Mr. and Mrs. Randolph wa:ra.1 Webb Air Force Base Hospital. i Ravenswood, W. Va., were Mrs. Tate is the fortner Son<lra l 1 dey vlsiwrs of Mrs. Potts. Pomeroy. Murray. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Wilson has Mrs. William Swatzel, Pon>eroy I Iumed after a week's and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Tate, In CharleswR, W. Va .. with Henderson, Texas. Mr. son and daughter-In-law,. Mr. Mrs. Freel Swatzel, Pomeroy. and Mrs. C. S. Wilson and fami- are great-grandparents. Capt. ly. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight and Mrs. Tate reside at 801 went to Charleswn Sunday for Marcy Drive, Apartment Mrs. Wilson. 'lbey were Big Spring. Texas, 1m». prutled by Mrs. David will graduate on May 5 mlnger who visited her jet pilot tralnillg school. ter, Mrs. Roth Zahn, and 1y, and son. Charles Enl!:mlng·l er and family. TO ATrEND CONVENI10N Carol Scott, who will NEW HAVEN - Mrs. R a Y plete her tralnillg iR the Holzer I 'lbompson and Mrs. HarrY Hospital School ol Nursing of Letart, W. Va. will JWte, spent the weekend in attend the Missionary Convendleport with her parents, Mr. lion at Buckhannon for several IIIII Mrs. Paul Scott. days lills week. deductiou, too! J' n·· ."'" ~·,..,... ... ... ' ' "'• ., Pomeroy FREE BICYCLES! ---,·--- ,'I., . ' ; The New Compact ·lnstamatl~ Ml2 M14 Th• N1w Kodak lnatamatlc Ciinl•~li 520 510 :;Eij I Al ASHLAND OIL SERVICE STATIONS .,. •; ' KociQk lnsta ·· · . .JI.>.I AbOUt ·i ' • ·, t The 87th birtllday Rulland: Mrs. Lorene of Mrs. Jessie Price, Galena: end Wilbur was observed Sunday with Pomeroy. Gifts were dinner party hosted by ber 1!d to the himored guest Stop In the Camara SH and deughter·ln-law, Mr.' . Others at the event. were the New Compad lnstamatjc . by Mrs. Joe Young, Sr .• at thetr Nancy Pope, Franklin, uram,J Miss Erma Smith, Collomt•us. j Rutland Road borne. . 'fracy, and Toni, IUid Kodak .... Plus AII'Tha Othir Catri~trlls was the weekend guest of Mrs. PriCe's six children were Young, Rutland: Mrs. Projedors - Flash Bulbs - Flash , .ubes brother-in-law and sister, all present for the observance. Higinbotham," Springfield; - Camera Supplies and Accesscirle'~ and Mrs. Philip Meinhart. Besides the ·host, they are Rob- drey and Virginia Young, TrOl·:l Mr. and Mrs. Roger Young ert Young of Troy; Mrs. Wil· Ruth and Malinde Sale Prices Evary_day at Elberfelds l!.il of New Cumberland, w. liam Buck and Frank Young, eroy; Mr. and Mrs. Ca,nera Film - Black and White or CQior were weekend guests of h Bradbury and daughter, In All Typesand Sizes. · ··' mother, Mrs. Alma Young. and Tony Kennedy, iting Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. WilHam Alfred Debbie and Dellise, Young wm Mrs. Mrs. Carol Buck. Billy, and grandson, Chester, W. Mr. and Mrs. Michael De Roand Ricky, Cheshire: and ndd hte p and Mrs. Ralph Clark and bertls and gra aug r, en· by · t PIeasan t• W· V•a•.:_.J,,..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,...,,..,.,...,.,...,...,~· ny Sue Nelson, Columbus, were . , p om · weekend visitOrs of Mrs. De 'lbe Rio Grande College·ChorRobertis' sister, Mrs. Gerald ale, directed by Merlin Ross, Shuster and husband. will be guest performe~s at ~ Mr and Jllrs Fraok Fischer 1967 Rutland Red Devtl Band s · end 'Paul Burt~n recently re- spring concert which has been turned from a ttlp w North set for 7:30 p.m. ·~ May 5 m Carolina. the Rutland gymnastum. , Robert Crow and fiancee, Sollsts for the Chorale s five Miss Vicki Farmer, Kent State selections wtll be Carolyn University students, were week· Crouse, Sue Lemley and John S~ US FOR end guests of his parents, Mr. Lisle. The Rutland band, . and Mrs. Robert Crow, Syra· rect.ed by Robert Uarner, Will present 10 selections - on cu~. and Mrs. Robert Hoef- featuring the band and chorale. Uch and daughter, Jayne, visit- A cabaret atmosphere will 1!d in Columbus over the week- be created for the concert witb end with ltis mother, Mrs. band patrons seated at smafi George Hoeflicl\ and Mr. and tables placed on the gymnasi· NO DOWN PAYMENT Mrs. MIJ<e Hammer and chil· urn floor. Waitresses will serve h and cookies In the inforpunc dren. 5 YEARS TO PAY . mal atmosphere. Another highlight of the concert will he the presentation tbe elementary bend composed CHARTER of fifth and sixth graders. Stu· THINZIT PAINT 1• dents studying a second instru·l ment will also he included THINNER REG. the elementary group. ~· ; ,H ' ' ., • Elberfelds Hav.• The New ' Daughter Born to Capt., Mrs. Tate BASI!BAI L '· ~ ' . ,. I· Middleport ..... .... •' ' As Advertised on l eJ•IY Aro.;d;od-~ About ~ . ' . l..- '· ' ~ HOME IMPROVEMENTS ' • . ( r .)~' BIG SPRING ... . . .. , I - '\ Garden Club M·eeting Set, flowu .__ ....... at tbe.M•'"• _.. CN·~ ~ o1 G arden ·ty Courthouse . and the Pome.tii ~, beld on May 211 at roy Public Library. Mrs. Mary . . Elemelltary Heines, civic beautification 1 wai at a re- cbaJnnan,. wUI have charge of ,lien! meetilta of the Twilight profect. . Garden Club held at ·the home Mnf Robson reported on the ., Mrs. Dwight Parker, Ponte- sucoess of the recent rtlllllllll!le . ~. sale and noted that Items oot . Mrs. Jack Robson, reglonaJ sold had been sent to the Gnod illrector, said that reservations Luck Garden · Club at the Ath· f!ll' the dinner are to be made filS State Hospital for I h·e i r lil' club members with Mrs. therapy program. Plans were &aries Lewis before May t7. completed by the group for the ' Plans were made during the May 19011 therapy program at theelin& presided over by Mrs. the Athens State Hospital in acLevmU Roush fnr planting the cordance with a request from ' · Mrs. Ed Mizlcko, Athens, who handles details of .>Ompiliug the program book. . It was announced that a st· --:::'~•;.m;-~'·~0~. lent auction will b~. included at TONIGHT ONLY April 1-25 the May meeting. New Plants . "THE PROFESSIONALS" for Flower Borders," an arttcle 'Burt L~e by James Fanning In Populor Lancaster Marvm . .ru;o Gardening was read by M•s. T. A. Hennesy. Mrs. Eddie ' eFEATUR.TTE eCARTOON Smith gave timely hints on gar· dening, and Mrs. Roush preWtdnttdiY ond Thund•r , 1·nts on landscaping. APril 26.27 'ented •· NOT OPEN Devotions by Mrs. Parker in· '''l'bt · ' ~ ' " s unty ". . � 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 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 25, 1967