https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3ee55b19d696fdb8e6f681f3f4736bd8.pdf fd32e7b6dca5530f9f3c2c6690e8f8fa PDF Text Text ' ' ' . • ' ' ,, ' ·~· ;J '\ ' ' ,, ' ' ! ' '·'#<.,1't•"'..,..~.'~tt~ ., .. '' ... ' .~ :· I ,'1 ' ' I ' The: Christiart · :· ·.:' ' ' . '' :.:,:.~$o:ei~ty ... by \ ' ' l And Space, is WSCS Theme · Cll4.rf'M HD.f[lich, Tel. 992-5292 .., .. • ' ' ' · Thursday, Frideiy, 5aturdtiy and Mondcw , · ·· . .. ·..ov~ SHire Yelr Ends July 31st. There Are Loti Of Bargains. Shop Thunday 9:15 to 5-Frld.y 9 to 8.,. Saturday 9 to 9 and Monday 9:15 to 5. ' Flonnol Bock WOMENS DRESSES and jerseys )n Junior. Hl\llar and half ai>es. TABLE : . Just 104 dresses In thta gro'up to seU !· While They Last $2.95, 52"x70" Sale $1.89 $1.95, 52''x52" Sale $1.39 WOMENS HOSIERY MEIGS THEATRE hgulorly $1.35 ond $1.50 Pomoroy,O. s.i. TONIGHT ond THURSDAY July 26;27 NOT OPEN 88c Becholor Girl WOMENS HOSIERY $1.00' ., WOMENS APRONS " $1.95 APRONS _ _ _ _.:: ··- SALE $1.39 $1.69 APRONS SALE $1.29 $1.59 APRONS SALI $1.19 $1.39 APRONS SALE $1 .09 $1.00 APRONS SALE 79c Marilyn Devin SHOW STARTS ~T I P.M, t~asoN Drive ·In \il r UA. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND PRIDAY July 26-27·21 IN THE DRA~ERY DEPT. ' ' ' .·It Was...a Terribltt Thing 59c 36" Blonoro Broo~~lolh Droos Prints- Solo 45c yd. $1.00 48" Pr!nloil Drapery Mottrlol . Solo 77f· yd. $1.19 54" Pollohod Col)on Drapery Motorlol, Doric Pattern• Solo 79c yd. .. ,,. $4.95,$5.95 and $6.95 Blonkell (only 15 to Hill Foncy ;· ." ond Sollds..,-Solt $4,00 $US Showor En&tmbltt · Solo $2A9 $1.00 Pl11tlc Drop11, lln•d ond unllnod Solo 79c $2.95 Clfl Curtolns, sella color and prlnta - Solo 52.110 pr. 79!: 11" Porch Vol•-· tolld or stripes Solo 69c yd. $2 95 30" Window Awnings, greon and wJtlto ttrlpe Solo $2.50. 1:39 Hospital Shullnt! jloublo <Ootod, rubberl11d Solo $1 yd. 9.95 Bedtproodo, tw1n lond full, coloro Solo n-699 1.69 Foam Bock RuiJI!or ~Ia, 18"x30" Sola 1.2 $6 95 Train ond a..~c.... Solo ,00 $3A9 54" Upholattry , opeot,Y (3 potlorns) - Solo $3.00 yd. 69c PoFch Rugs 24'•x4 ' Salt 50c 89c Porch Ru11 24"x54" · Solo 7Sc $1.00 Throw Away 8111 for Vocuum Clu"'" Slit· 79c pkf, $14.95 Bethroom Carpeting with lid cover, 5"1<4" Salt $10•.0000 69c Chocked Glngl(om goad coloro Solo 2 yd. $1;95 Toas Cushions, trgurad covtrlnt, Kopok - Solo 1.69 · $6.95 lnoulolod Drapes. 50x90, whlto, noturol - Solo .00 ! SMALL GROUP $2.95 CAN.NON Wofflt Wtovo BEACH BAGS Only 1St Sale Deacons the Simons, new bight with a ,... Frank Cheesebrew, right, chairman Firs(Baptist Chun:h, welcomes the--"'- -,. hi$ wife. The Simolill family will be honored at tlie chUrch. .· $1.79 BargQins In The -Housewares Department conON SUPS ARABEIQUI" Gret1r7 ' • Sopbla Cans Loren - PLUS- Solo i "NIVER TO LATE" Paul : WOMINI 11 Peek · . for DISH CLOTHS Plain or Fancy FRIDAY and SATURDAY July 28-29 "HOT RODS TO HILL• <Technlcolbr) Mirnsy Farmer Laurie Mock "FIRST TO FIGHT" <Techntcolor) Chad Everett, Dean Janer r:~ U. Soamles1 Kesb Seamless Sheer 2 pelro'• 1 ''· BARG~INS w-•• $7.95 Dr•- - - - - - - - Solo $6.50 Girls $2.95 to $10.95 Drossoo Solo $1.48 to $5.41 Girls $2.00 ond $3.00 llousn Solo $1.00 ond $1.50 Woment $5.95 to $14.95 Swim Sulta Sole $2.91 to $7.41 Girls $1.95 to $5.95 SWim Sulll Sole 98c to $2.98 Womons $2.95 to $5.95 Slocka Sole $1.41 lo $2.91 Girls $US to $2.95 Slocks ond Poclal Puthon Solo 9lc to $1.48 Womono $1.95 to $5.95 Shorta Solo 91< to $2.98 Glrlt $1.00 to $2.95 Shorts Solo 50c to $1.41 Glrlt $8.95to $16.50 Chubblo DNIIH ond Sulta Solo $4.41 to $1.25 Girl& $1.95 to $16.50 Cools - - - - Solo $4.~ to $8.25 Womont $25.00 to $29,50 CooJI.Sultt _ Solo $1150 to $14.75 Woinono a..ch Hota on Sole For . $1.00 ·' TOWElS 3 $1.00 COVERS Bargains In the Ready To Wear Department Whtlt Thty Loll Wtll Known Brond KITCHEN ' Selected from our stock of $10.85 to $1UO dresses. Cotlons .•I,.t~ Checks • Stripes-Prints S.lel Reidy To w.,r 2nd Floor Connie Ford Tecbnicolor Stevens Mona $US Mono $4.95 Mono $2.95 Mont 13.95 Mtna $4.49 =~: s::= Mono U:t5 Mona $7.95 Mtno£95 Mona 00 !!!"''-~ M111t .90 ..,. u··5 TRADE-IN BARGAINS G. E. REFRIGERATOR, 15 CU. FT. GUARANTEED, 175 LB. FREEZER - i MRS. LARRY NOBLE ..,. ..,. ..,, Boya 2.95 1.95 1.50 $"'' loyo .95 =t~ Boya Reg. $1.49 •"!'.~' 95 2 for 2 for 2for Boya 1.95 Boya $1.95 2for Boya $2.95 Boys $2.95 fRIGIDAIRE, 136 LB. FREEZER REFRIGERATOR, 14 CU. FT. - - - \ Coty's $UO Electric Apldment Sla REFRIGERATOR 111' I ' - Year End ¢Jearance ~~,e ot '' ' UVIng Room SUI~, Cliatn, . Hldt+-leds, MENS AND ·WOMENS mas Sofa Beds, Studio Couches, Tables and Acces. . IO'J • BIG SELECTION aone.. ·Btcl~om ~v.ltta and :Qpeft Stock ta9.95 .WATCHES----- iALI $29.29 PIKes. Dl"ttte Sell;,end Open ,stock Dining $19.95 WATCHES SA(E $14.G $17.95 WATCHES SALI $13.17 hfm.Fumiture.t · :; ,... r • b'IL ·, 1 $16.95 WATCHU $15.95 WATCHES $15.0~ SALE i illlZM.I WATCHES' $IUS WATCHES $12.95 WATCHIS $11.95-IIVAT4:"!..1 .-.-~__.;;;...,. :IP,'LII,~ ' t ,l0.95 WA , 'rcHill _. _ . _ _......_ IAJ.,• • tf,ts WATCHES .,__ ____._:..;..;:,: ti;91 WA1;Cf41S ......,"':"'"-"'"""'~~~ IA~i''l , ' I ' . Wall..fO w-Yt. ~ ~' [ uf: C ~ 'liS . · ~·:, '~ ~J , SALE $11 ... SALE ·$11.00 SALI $10;21, ' SALI· .,~lt.·l,ii,2i "tiM H& R FIRESTONE 3 for SOc 'f1Sit Elbe~elds 3rd Floor • ' $)·00 for WASH QOTHS 99t;,. ' 21" Phileo coNsoLE _ _ ' $7400• 21" G.E. CONSOLE----21" Zenith TAILI MODIL _ $39·00 21" G. E' ~~:o~~ARANTII $79·00 2 '' Timex Wrist Watches TELEVISIONS BATH IOWEU " REFRIGERATOR 2 Door CombiMIIon 1361b. Fr-•r PRINTED BEACH TOWELS Whllo Thoy Lilt JEWELRY CANNON •l r I . your . ' • >1\ I ~A , '. ' ' .... •ltd .lfop on .,the 2nd. . , ....liif .. . " . \ yqur .,· ' ttiflll ' .; ~ -!IIIII l. .id, Afuri!lnum , erllld Ill ... J • emu I' ' j :. ' �' ,, . j '- L"' •r,,·· • , ' I, ,< ~ ' _ ,..,. t t .... " ' ' ,~. ,,, ... , , ' '• } '• i,.. .; 1<- ' ' •• ,. ( ' ~··~ 1 M. ' , :•r , • "" ... • A~~)l ,~ ' ~ :~ tapture~·pig:"~.~~rnaqi~t .~~I!'W J'l· I, ~~~-·!!:.:'1..-. ~gs ,. ~ J ' . '·~.... ,, ! j ~ ·~et~io~ment, A three-rim homer bllisted bJi lonslllp. · · -: •.,. Meigs Jimmy J~ :aemsley, • ' ~mslty..blulged'• biJI • 4peeljy seoond baseman, was the \lllrd 'of the ,touriley, for hlln, II>81ng!e swing of the bat thalcost to l~ft cemerJ,lelil - HIIl'ol~ realM;;, ·. ' , ~1st I :::;'~t!=;~: - •• · , _ 1 • " ,JA':l!: ·M· fl ~- ' ~ : ~~~ )tnj!edt ri4{f,~ e •• was the -~~; ~ ~i;p.. · out. !Jiol Well got on, fir,. ~ a pionslllp "on· ey, Mei~a lll,IJ 11~~··- * lhat .~t ~ sum~ :•lilt ~the - o!!Uf· IJeing to t!Je ,411i9Ut, but , lial~ Jfair1- the illvlbf!orlal a~ Newarl!, W. ~~~~ M~·s p ., ~ Va. ' '' toI ' put two .D,II. , , ' Tea.m Bpo11101'8 • ~~n~ 'DaviS ' · \"", , .. Warner Iusurant:e, P0111eroy Na· , -~"e onJY _oth~r Mel~s lUis In tiona! Bank. Tbe Far.mers Bank the game off> Lakins Bueky & Savings eo., Ewing Ambuw~ a S!n81e by HarriBf1n laru:e, ~elgs ~rl\1 Hospital, In tbe top of the eighth. Fabric Shop, ~ew , York Cloth· Laltlb's only marker If~ ·• ing !Jouse, Tipy's Foodland, "fttoj seored lri the bottom of the lit1h, Keith Goble FWd,·. SYfacuse ---after Meigs had taken the lead Ball Park, Elberfelda, M!Alwest In top of that Inning as BaSa Steel, Crow's Steak- Hause and 'off wltb a single, Starling Nelion Drug store. was sale on an error, and Glea· Hm:lcw Lime Co., Parkersson ~ed. burg, defeated Falls City of Gal· Only other hits g1)tlen oII Upolls handily in the eham~ion­ Harrison, Meigs talented rigbt- sbip game of the slow - pitch hll!l~er, Wl!1't' singles by Bass tourney also played last evenIn the second, one by Daniela In lng. , the thil'd and a single by Slarl- By innings· IDg in the seventh. MeigS 000 030 1100 - 3 4 2 Addison -pounded Syracuse , MPigs will now move into the Lakin 000 010 11110- 1 5 o: Portland to the tune of 14-1 to district softball tournament ae- Harrison & Grueser. Bass & ! edvance In the loth annual Sy- j lion this Sunday at Marietta. It Rogers. rncuse Little League All-Star baseball tournament Wednesday eVfllliDg. Addison, by ousting Syracus"' Portlan~ handily, will have second round bye and move in to the seml,fmals on July 31, agaistn the winner of Friday eveniJlg's Coolville - Msson game. . Addison jumped off to five runs in !be fii'St inning,' scored 1 Addison is 14-1 Wilmer ) Power Cushion &lick Tub....-.~f~rill•lil ' _ Original EquiP•, _ ~~ ' ~~- White Will SllfliJiy<H!ghtr ~' At Syracuse 1 Bidwell. Point Tire·- Reach Semi ('1 · • I Hk L d uardina s . i e ea ·Finals In Event :J!~~. ::.·c;l~~thh::~ Meigs Merchants downed ~n by a' 3-1 score Wednesday l!l"-"' Bend Fast-Pitch Softball Tournament. Pictured are, front Hemsley, Tom Grueser, Charlie Hamilton; player-managers, Fisher. Second row, Dick Well, Gene Thompson, Bill Van apd Bob Bowen. Back Dale Dr, Harold Brown, Lee Roush and Mark another In the second and lal- ' • Lone hits gotten by ·SyracusePortland off Chester WI g a I were a single by Steve WlneBidwell nnd Pt. Pleasant Dunlop Tire reached th~ brenner in the second and round (top bracket) in the n,inth annual Kyger gles by R. Moore and Keith Creek League baseball tournament. Wednesday Fitch in the fourth. Hitters for Addison were . d~wned tbe Middleport Braves 7·3 while Jimmr, Sayre, a triple, Dav1tll Tire 1slipped by the Nibert, Terry Sheets, Wigal, . Redlegs,' 7-6. the trmmph. Johnny Baier, '&nd Jimmy Bias, ThiS even~ a~ 7 o_clock, Pt. H. Camden opened on the hill each two .singles; K. Hall a Pleasant Ktwarus wUI battle for Bidwell. He was replaced triple and single and Mars!Jall j Pomeroy Pirates and at In the fourth by Brown. J. Slav- French, a single. ~- Pleasant People's Bank in started for Middleport. He Addison 518 0 - 14 14 ] attle New Have~ In the was relieved by M. Sayre In S)·r.• Port. · OOlJ 1 _ 1 3 . brack_et quarterfinals. ,the fifth. Wi~al and Frjlnch. W)tl~!J!'E!IIlll ~wen: play Pt. For t!te win h d 1~ aM Rftdiie. 13 belp from Ted ·Abernathy. Winning pitcher Nelson Briles RICh Allen's homer gave Leo Durocher won't be illsted until tbe ninth lnrilng Pbiladelphia a ~~ lead but to&siing Julian ,Javier when be when he was lUted alter Houston scored two In the ninth celebrat~s his birthday today. Clarence Jones ciPubled and to, 'fin the game. Singles by The · controveralal Durocher, Rjlndy Hundley singled to Dave Adlesh, Bob Aspromonte, •se cillor!ul career In base- produce the CUbs~ second run. Jackie Brandt and Joe Morgan baD dates back to 1925, Is 81 But· Jack , Lamabe and JOe gave Houston the triumph and today. HIS remarkable job' as Hoerner then stopped the Cubs pmned the IQIS on starter Hick !llllnager of the Cblcago CUbs In rellef to preserve t!te Wise. ' this season bas BUC!ceasfully triumph. , i' Tom Seaver lasted just 5 refuted Buzzy Bavasl's charge Briles, who got a job in the il>.nings but got credit for that "baseball baa passed Leo starling rotation after Bob lOth victory as the Mets ey." · :Gibson suffered a fractUred the Giants. Cleon Jones drove But Javier, the sUck St. touJs I bone Ill biJI right leg on July 2%, llve runs and Bud ;By VITO STI!liJJNO VPI Sporll Wrller 1peManl light. i cit~~alm seconbelngd bathseemakind~·kepoft ~~~·!:ed credit for his f1fth VlO _ , ' ' ' S: ' ·su:! 1 1 I ' •. 1 ·'\ , 71; ' Frict.y, July 28, 9 PM to 1 AM WHITEY BF.EGL& AND THE HOCKING VALLEY RAMBLERS POMEROY UGLES CLUB AIR CONDITIONED M£MIIE"S "-"~ GUEST ' '' NOW... ·C &_ Witb 'hide Ja . ~.~ ' , WiTH :rRADE IN •ytlpl..t 41 ;. . . . OOfll • !m....Oeoao 'lllltya nhllft • •tllllkt•lodGI- ... ,> " Rl' z ' E • OIL co, , ' ( ;, HudepAhl'. ta·stes'. .... . . beers· .would t.. to Leaders' Pony Contest .:.-:. $12., the winne'i wllla:!a~r;:; a sm8te and ~~~OI',r:;lttaa F1GilT D"SUJ.TS f' l8 cbeduled S turds dOUble and W' kfine bo , '"' ~elebralion Durocher was bop- Elsewhere In the National Manny Mota singled In Ina ' ' a Y Fot the 1 tc M ~,j 8y United i>hss :~~::~EJ:JI IDg for today. League, Cincinnati beat Atladta Wllls in the sixth to break a two . 1 osers, · yre a BANGKOK (UP!) . •. On Monday night, tb,e CUbs 7-1 and the second game of tie and lead the Pirates past The s<1cond semifinal game a e: and M. Taylor had Chionoi, Ill, ThRiland. ·p' ~ ··~92-21 o' beat the Cards In the flrat game their scheduled doubleheader Dodgers. Bob Veale went 7 1-3 will pit '""'"hi's two badsmg d blend do®le. McCloud out Puthl~ Keosurlya, • 1 of their ', neW three-game was rained out, Houston edged Innings to pick up .,.. 12th against each · (3 . '' hi. ~o~r. •. =~a~ou~~~~ · ~·~ nd~)~~~~~ .. ~~~~~·~ · ~~V~~;· •u·[' ; DPrlea to 'IIOV,t IDio a tie for Philadelphia il-2, the New: York v;ctory whlle Don Sutton took Last night, 1n the first game, , · : lf. ' .' ~rst pi~ In the National 1\fets topped San, Francisco )1-S, 'tbe loss. I " Tire scored six runs In ~ Ula , V . · ' Lea~ pennant race. and Plttaburll[l beat Los Aillbe second Inning, BD!I tallied U _ LJl~ ' W-'1' ......,. . '" ' JaVIer, however, made a fine getea 4-2. jwbat proved to be the winning relay '1\Jesday night to eut down Iii the American tague, . Imarker In the third on a -~~ ~ t·a s Ted Savage at the plate for tbe Boston whipped California t-&, a1od tw~ groundouts. UA~ final aut of a 1-3 victory that Washington defeated Kansas By United Pres~ International The ·Middleport Redlegs put the Canis back In fJ1'st CitY 1-3, New York topped National League lit'd for two In the second and place. Minnesota &-1 but lost the G. AJI. 1\. H. PeL three! n the fourth but fell JiVfer Afala 9ecolld game 3-2 In 18 lnnings Staub, llo11 · 37i1211' 37113 .a53 shy. Middleport got five hits Javier plwecl the key role and the Cblcago.Qeveland game Clmnte, Pitt 88,347 63122 .;152 , off J. Harbrecbt. Pl. Pletosant J araln Wednesday nlght,-but waa rained out. Cepeda, SIL 94 35» 511123 .343 got seven hjts olf McKinney wlth bls bat th I a Ume. He llt&l Tep Bravu · Go~z. Phil 83 260 42 87 .335 Arrington and K. Pearson ncb collecteCl three hits and drove In Deron Johlison'a jwo-run ho- McCrvr, SIL 83286 4& 93 .325 bad two hits fur the -winners. three ruM ln the 4-2 '!ictory mer · climaxed a three-run Aaron, ~II 89 342 76 110 .m Hollman had at riple and doo•~le 1 tbat aave the Cards the series se\>entb lnnllig and ptopelled the Rose, Ctn 1!5 339 58 107 .316 for the losers. by a z.i margin and boosted Ret\& past the llraves. Me I 1'orre, All 72 259 41 81 .313 1 Ill lbe nightcap, Bidwell lel1 them two P1Des In front of the QUeen picked up hiS loth victory Allen, Phll 94 352 711110 .310 behind 3-41 in tbe first inning BecOild place Cubl In the but be needed lllnth Inning relief I'lavis, NY 93 351 47108 .308 1and was trilling 3-2 after ~ , AmsriC8ll League ionlngs before pushing across G, AB. R. H. Pet. two markers In the flt1h fOI' 1 F.Rbsn, Bal ,68 252 5I 85 .:rn !-3 lead on H. Brown's two-1'1111 Kaline, Del 68 235 51 7'1 .328] hlllller. Ysl2sld, Bos 93 334 60 1119 .321 Iii the sixth, lbe Plralel colco~. Bos 73 271 so 83--.Sllll' Jected five bits, includlllg Carew, Min 90 338 ~ 101 .291 two-run bol!l!t •by D. ·Wickline, ' . , ., Scott, Bos . 92 328 43 85 .29i1 and plated three runs 10 AmtrlaU LeQM ,. -wa.y••pe Petrelli, Bos 73 246 31 'IZ .290 --=----~--., I W. L. ' Pel. GJ:l j ' . ,,;. w. ,L. Pet. 08 'Blair, Bl!l 86 306 37 88 .288 Howard, Senators st. Ollc. 58 40: ~ ••• ,'SI, LoUis ~ ..18. 40 .592 "' Fregosl, Cal ,I 90 348 46 99 .284 fllcMng '!Oiioli 5ll 41 .584 1~ Chicago · fl4 42 .571 2 Tova~, -MI · 96289 59100 .2'18 NUlo11al Leepe: J811V11i Calllornla 54 45 .545 3 · · 53 46 .535 010 Mlnchr, Cal 91306 54 85 .278 1Braves 11-3; McCormick, Giants Detroit 110 143 _. ·• Atlanta 50 44 .532 6 Home RanJ Veale Pirates JM· Nolan, Mblnesota .50 fi,..~ ~San FJ:anclsco 51 48 .515 71> Natlonal League: Aaron, andHugbe.o,Carda,B-3. Wublngton 47 Ill .4'1110, 48 47 .505 8'1.1 and Wynn, Astros 25: Amorlcaa Leagoe: Lonborg, Jliil~~mqte. _'43 51 ·.f8/ 48 48 .489 10 Giants 24; Banks, CUbs Red Sox 11-3; cit~ •44 5ll .Uf ~ 42 M ·.431115 Perez, Reds 18. · Angels IJ-2; lfori@.·•'RIIlJ;few Yorl: 41 &4 •• 14, 39, 55 '.t161'7 Amerleu Leape: Killebrew, IZ-3; Sparll}&., Tiger'S 1(1.3: 'Kinsas ~ 42 1!8 .>129 ·14~ 40 lill .40! lli'Ao TlviM 29:' Howard, Senators 26; Peters, Willie Sox 1U . Wldaebdlji.'s ~ . B111i11B Yastrzemstl, Red Sox 24: F. ' York I MlmJtlnla 1 . · I~ San Francisco s Robinson, Orioles 21; Mantle, Mlddleparl's An-Star i!oJi ':=~ 1 i'ltlladelpbla 2 (twl19. League baseball lelm, , • .~ . ' Rlllil Baltetl In'• • lea" 11ve1 ...........t*f. 7, At~ta I (1st,. twi· N~IIODal l,eape; c Wynn, iiiJ Ill .... Brav._aad Rl.!l. 76: Hart, ~!ants legs teiia at ir,,if Creek, ppci.,•. /P.ejJJ~la, C!lifs 71; Sa;tto, Cubs !IU .eieea 15-t by S.oaU Red~ 8&. . Webster Ia il!e opol!ltc 10111111 AmertoJon League: of lite S ••lllte!W Obl'e UV :~;cted four hits to pace was lilrllmeat .. ~~~~ wu 1 Pomer"'-y a ' . te. I 1\l \ �' ,, . j '- L"' •r,,·· • , ' I, ,< ~ ' _ ,..,. t t .... " ' ' ,~. ,,, ... , , ' '• } '• i,.. .; 1<- ' ' •• ,. ( ' ~··~ 1 M. ' , :•r , • "" ... • A~~)l ,~ ' ~ :~ tapture~·pig:"~.~~rnaqi~t .~~I!'W J'l· I, ~~~-·!!:.:'1..-. ~gs ,. ~ J ' . '·~.... ,, ! j ~ ·~et~io~ment, A three-rim homer bllisted bJi lonslllp. · · -: •.,. Meigs Jimmy J~ :aemsley, • ' ~mslty..blulged'• biJI • 4peeljy seoond baseman, was the \lllrd 'of the ,touriley, for hlln, II>81ng!e swing of the bat thalcost to l~ft cemerJ,lelil - HIIl'ol~ realM;;, ·. ' , ~1st I :::;'~t!=;~: - •• · , _ 1 • " ,JA':l!: ·M· fl ~- ' ~ : ~~~ )tnj!edt ri4{f,~ e •• was the -~~; ~ ~i;p.. · out. !Jiol Well got on, fir,. ~ a pionslllp "on· ey, Mei~a lll,IJ 11~~··- * lhat .~t ~ sum~ :•lilt ~the - o!!Uf· IJeing to t!Je ,411i9Ut, but , lial~ Jfair1- the illvlbf!orlal a~ Newarl!, W. ~~~~ M~·s p ., ~ Va. ' '' toI ' put two .D,II. , , ' Tea.m Bpo11101'8 • ~~n~ 'DaviS ' · \"", , .. Warner Iusurant:e, P0111eroy Na· , -~"e onJY _oth~r Mel~s lUis In tiona! Bank. Tbe Far.mers Bank the game off> Lakins Bueky & Savings eo., Ewing Ambuw~ a S!n81e by HarriBf1n laru:e, ~elgs ~rl\1 Hospital, In tbe top of the eighth. Fabric Shop, ~ew , York Cloth· Laltlb's only marker If~ ·• ing !Jouse, Tipy's Foodland, "fttoj seored lri the bottom of the lit1h, Keith Goble FWd,·. SYfacuse ---after Meigs had taken the lead Ball Park, Elberfelda, M!Alwest In top of that Inning as BaSa Steel, Crow's Steak- Hause and 'off wltb a single, Starling Nelion Drug store. was sale on an error, and Glea· Hm:lcw Lime Co., Parkersson ~ed. burg, defeated Falls City of Gal· Only other hits g1)tlen oII Upolls handily in the eham~ion­ Harrison, Meigs talented rigbt- sbip game of the slow - pitch hll!l~er, Wl!1't' singles by Bass tourney also played last evenIn the second, one by Daniela In lng. , the thil'd and a single by Slarl- By innings· IDg in the seventh. MeigS 000 030 1100 - 3 4 2 Addison -pounded Syracuse , MPigs will now move into the Lakin 000 010 11110- 1 5 o: Portland to the tune of 14-1 to district softball tournament ae- Harrison & Grueser. Bass & ! edvance In the loth annual Sy- j lion this Sunday at Marietta. It Rogers. rncuse Little League All-Star baseball tournament Wednesday eVfllliDg. Addison, by ousting Syracus"' Portlan~ handily, will have second round bye and move in to the seml,fmals on July 31, agaistn the winner of Friday eveniJlg's Coolville - Msson game. . Addison jumped off to five runs in !be fii'St inning,' scored 1 Addison is 14-1 Wilmer ) Power Cushion &lick Tub....-.~f~rill•lil ' _ Original EquiP•, _ ~~ ' ~~- White Will SllfliJiy<H!ghtr ~' At Syracuse 1 Bidwell. Point Tire·- Reach Semi ('1 · • I Hk L d uardina s . i e ea ·Finals In Event :J!~~. ::.·c;l~~thh::~ Meigs Merchants downed ~n by a' 3-1 score Wednesday l!l"-"' Bend Fast-Pitch Softball Tournament. Pictured are, front Hemsley, Tom Grueser, Charlie Hamilton; player-managers, Fisher. Second row, Dick Well, Gene Thompson, Bill Van apd Bob Bowen. Back Dale Dr, Harold Brown, Lee Roush and Mark another In the second and lal- ' • Lone hits gotten by ·SyracusePortland off Chester WI g a I were a single by Steve WlneBidwell nnd Pt. Pleasant Dunlop Tire reached th~ brenner in the second and round (top bracket) in the n,inth annual Kyger gles by R. Moore and Keith Creek League baseball tournament. Wednesday Fitch in the fourth. Hitters for Addison were . d~wned tbe Middleport Braves 7·3 while Jimmr, Sayre, a triple, Dav1tll Tire 1slipped by the Nibert, Terry Sheets, Wigal, . Redlegs,' 7-6. the trmmph. Johnny Baier, '&nd Jimmy Bias, ThiS even~ a~ 7 o_clock, Pt. H. Camden opened on the hill each two .singles; K. Hall a Pleasant Ktwarus wUI battle for Bidwell. He was replaced triple and single and Mars!Jall j Pomeroy Pirates and at In the fourth by Brown. J. Slav- French, a single. ~- Pleasant People's Bank in started for Middleport. He Addison 518 0 - 14 14 ] attle New Have~ In the was relieved by M. Sayre In S)·r.• Port. · OOlJ 1 _ 1 3 . brack_et quarterfinals. ,the fifth. Wi~al and Frjlnch. W)tl~!J!'E!IIlll ~wen: play Pt. For t!te win h d 1~ aM Rftdiie. 13 belp from Ted ·Abernathy. Winning pitcher Nelson Briles RICh Allen's homer gave Leo Durocher won't be illsted until tbe ninth lnrilng Pbiladelphia a ~~ lead but to&siing Julian ,Javier when be when he was lUted alter Houston scored two In the ninth celebrat~s his birthday today. Clarence Jones ciPubled and to, 'fin the game. Singles by The · controveralal Durocher, Rjlndy Hundley singled to Dave Adlesh, Bob Aspromonte, •se cillor!ul career In base- produce the CUbs~ second run. Jackie Brandt and Joe Morgan baD dates back to 1925, Is 81 But· Jack , Lamabe and JOe gave Houston the triumph and today. HIS remarkable job' as Hoerner then stopped the Cubs pmned the IQIS on starter Hick !llllnager of the Cblcago CUbs In rellef to preserve t!te Wise. ' this season bas BUC!ceasfully triumph. , i' Tom Seaver lasted just 5 refuted Buzzy Bavasl's charge Briles, who got a job in the il>.nings but got credit for that "baseball baa passed Leo starling rotation after Bob lOth victory as the Mets ey." · :Gibson suffered a fractUred the Giants. Cleon Jones drove But Javier, the sUck St. touJs I bone Ill biJI right leg on July 2%, llve runs and Bud ;By VITO STI!liJJNO VPI Sporll Wrller 1peManl light. i cit~~alm seconbelngd bathseemakind~·kepoft ~~~·!:ed credit for his f1fth VlO _ , ' ' ' S: ' ·su:! 1 1 I ' •. 1 ·'\ , 71; ' Frict.y, July 28, 9 PM to 1 AM WHITEY BF.EGL& AND THE HOCKING VALLEY RAMBLERS POMEROY UGLES CLUB AIR CONDITIONED M£MIIE"S "-"~ GUEST ' '' NOW... ·C &_ Witb 'hide Ja . ~.~ ' , WiTH :rRADE IN •ytlpl..t 41 ;. . . . OOfll • !m....Oeoao 'lllltya nhllft • •tllllkt•lodGI- ... ,> " Rl' z ' E • OIL co, , ' ( ;, HudepAhl'. ta·stes'. .... . . beers· .would t.. to Leaders' Pony Contest .:.-:. $12., the winne'i wllla:!a~r;:; a sm8te and ~~~OI',r:;lttaa F1GilT D"SUJ.TS f' l8 cbeduled S turds dOUble and W' kfine bo , '"' ~elebralion Durocher was bop- Elsewhere In the National Manny Mota singled In Ina ' ' a Y Fot the 1 tc M ~,j 8y United i>hss :~~::~EJ:JI IDg for today. League, Cincinnati beat Atladta Wllls in the sixth to break a two . 1 osers, · yre a BANGKOK (UP!) . •. On Monday night, tb,e CUbs 7-1 and the second game of tie and lead the Pirates past The s<1cond semifinal game a e: and M. Taylor had Chionoi, Ill, ThRiland. ·p' ~ ··~92-21 o' beat the Cards In the flrat game their scheduled doubleheader Dodgers. Bob Veale went 7 1-3 will pit '""'"hi's two badsmg d blend do®le. McCloud out Puthl~ Keosurlya, • 1 of their ', neW three-game was rained out, Houston edged Innings to pick up .,.. 12th against each · (3 . '' hi. ~o~r. •. =~a~ou~~~~ · ~·~ nd~)~~~~~ .. ~~~~~·~ · ~~V~~;· •u·[' ; DPrlea to 'IIOV,t IDio a tie for Philadelphia il-2, the New: York v;ctory whlle Don Sutton took Last night, 1n the first game, , · : lf. ' .' ~rst pi~ In the National 1\fets topped San, Francisco )1-S, 'tbe loss. I " Tire scored six runs In ~ Ula , V . · ' Lea~ pennant race. and Plttaburll[l beat Los Aillbe second Inning, BD!I tallied U _ LJl~ ' W-'1' ......,. . '" ' JaVIer, however, made a fine getea 4-2. jwbat proved to be the winning relay '1\Jesday night to eut down Iii the American tague, . Imarker In the third on a -~~ ~ t·a s Ted Savage at the plate for tbe Boston whipped California t-&, a1od tw~ groundouts. UA~ final aut of a 1-3 victory that Washington defeated Kansas By United Pres~ International The ·Middleport Redlegs put the Canis back In fJ1'st CitY 1-3, New York topped National League lit'd for two In the second and place. Minnesota &-1 but lost the G. AJI. 1\. H. PeL three! n the fourth but fell JiVfer Afala 9ecolld game 3-2 In 18 lnnings Staub, llo11 · 37i1211' 37113 .a53 shy. Middleport got five hits Javier plwecl the key role and the Cblcago.Qeveland game Clmnte, Pitt 88,347 63122 .;152 , off J. Harbrecbt. Pl. Pletosant J araln Wednesday nlght,-but waa rained out. Cepeda, SIL 94 35» 511123 .343 got seven hjts olf McKinney wlth bls bat th I a Ume. He llt&l Tep Bravu · Go~z. Phil 83 260 42 87 .335 Arrington and K. Pearson ncb collecteCl three hits and drove In Deron Johlison'a jwo-run ho- McCrvr, SIL 83286 4& 93 .325 bad two hits fur the -winners. three ruM ln the 4-2 '!ictory mer · climaxed a three-run Aaron, ~II 89 342 76 110 .m Hollman had at riple and doo•~le 1 tbat aave the Cards the series se\>entb lnnllig and ptopelled the Rose, Ctn 1!5 339 58 107 .316 for the losers. by a z.i margin and boosted Ret\& past the llraves. Me I 1'orre, All 72 259 41 81 .313 1 Ill lbe nightcap, Bidwell lel1 them two P1Des In front of the QUeen picked up hiS loth victory Allen, Phll 94 352 711110 .310 behind 3-41 in tbe first inning BecOild place Cubl In the but be needed lllnth Inning relief I'lavis, NY 93 351 47108 .308 1and was trilling 3-2 after ~ , AmsriC8ll League ionlngs before pushing across G, AB. R. H. Pet. two markers In the flt1h fOI' 1 F.Rbsn, Bal ,68 252 5I 85 .:rn !-3 lead on H. Brown's two-1'1111 Kaline, Del 68 235 51 7'1 .328] hlllller. Ysl2sld, Bos 93 334 60 1119 .321 Iii the sixth, lbe Plralel colco~. Bos 73 271 so 83--.Sllll' Jected five bits, includlllg Carew, Min 90 338 ~ 101 .291 two-run bol!l!t •by D. ·Wickline, ' . , ., Scott, Bos . 92 328 43 85 .29i1 and plated three runs 10 AmtrlaU LeQM ,. -wa.y••pe Petrelli, Bos 73 246 31 'IZ .290 --=----~--., I W. L. ' Pel. GJ:l j ' . ,,;. w. ,L. Pet. 08 'Blair, Bl!l 86 306 37 88 .288 Howard, Senators st. Ollc. 58 40: ~ ••• ,'SI, LoUis ~ ..18. 40 .592 "' Fregosl, Cal ,I 90 348 46 99 .284 fllcMng '!Oiioli 5ll 41 .584 1~ Chicago · fl4 42 .571 2 Tova~, -MI · 96289 59100 .2'18 NUlo11al Leepe: J811V11i Calllornla 54 45 .545 3 · · 53 46 .535 010 Mlnchr, Cal 91306 54 85 .278 1Braves 11-3; McCormick, Giants Detroit 110 143 _. ·• Atlanta 50 44 .532 6 Home RanJ Veale Pirates JM· Nolan, Mblnesota .50 fi,..~ ~San FJ:anclsco 51 48 .515 71> Natlonal League: Aaron, andHugbe.o,Carda,B-3. Wublngton 47 Ill .4'1110, 48 47 .505 8'1.1 and Wynn, Astros 25: Amorlcaa Leagoe: Lonborg, Jliil~~mqte. _'43 51 ·.f8/ 48 48 .489 10 Giants 24; Banks, CUbs Red Sox 11-3; cit~ •44 5ll .Uf ~ 42 M ·.431115 Perez, Reds 18. · Angels IJ-2; lfori@.·•'RIIlJ;few Yorl: 41 &4 •• 14, 39, 55 '.t161'7 Amerleu Leape: Killebrew, IZ-3; Sparll}&., Tiger'S 1(1.3: 'Kinsas ~ 42 1!8 .>129 ·14~ 40 lill .40! lli'Ao TlviM 29:' Howard, Senators 26; Peters, Willie Sox 1U . Wldaebdlji.'s ~ . B111i11B Yastrzemstl, Red Sox 24: F. ' York I MlmJtlnla 1 . · I~ San Francisco s Robinson, Orioles 21; Mantle, Mlddleparl's An-Star i!oJi ':=~ 1 i'ltlladelpbla 2 (twl19. League baseball lelm, , • .~ . ' Rlllil Baltetl In'• • lea" 11ve1 ...........t*f. 7, At~ta I (1st,. twi· N~IIODal l,eape; c Wynn, iiiJ Ill .... Brav._aad Rl.!l. 76: Hart, ~!ants legs teiia at ir,,if Creek, ppci.,•. /P.ejJJ~la, C!lifs 71; Sa;tto, Cubs !IU .eieea 15-t by S.oaU Red~ 8&. . Webster Ia il!e opol!ltc 10111111 AmertoJon League: of lite S ••lllte!W Obl'e UV :~;cted four hits to pace was lilrllmeat .. ~~~~ wu 1 Pomer"'-y a ' . te. I 1\l \ �' ~·· ('· I. '' ·~ ·'' Time . .·.~.,.:,~:, ) ,, 'I ' : ' l ,..:.. I f '·-·""· ~"' .. .. ' .. ' '•'. . '· ·· Laurel Cliff Society News '' ' ··" ·-c._> ) ·~. ! ' •" (J ·' .·•r·eon,,~a.nl~~ ClARENCE E.' MillER ,. \ \ \ ' 2.1 1;-..,..,...,...,...,.... f~r st~nger meas~Ill J~fc~ with Bi-partisan this •nation'ssupport burgeomng cnme ·problem 111omentum here in Washington. The latest F.B.I. Crime Report presents a disgraceful picture blem· ishes the face of this country. I have said many titnes that we need bet!er.laws. . . and ~tricter enforcement so that the COlllllllSSJOn of a crime will not only be unat· iractive but unprofitable. Unive~sity of Californla, a good The F.B.I. report shows an example, A no.nonsense Judge Increase of 20 per cent in the 7 Imposed stiff sentences on over ll)ajor crime areas during the 400 of the 576 y,ouths arre•ted first three months of 1967 over during the disturbances. The a similar perind in 1966. These Supreme Court refused to reseven include four crim08 of vi- view the convictions and things oienee against the person and have "'"'n relatively quiet. inre· ·r· kl · · three property crimes. cent months at B'er ey. Personal crimes increased The voices supporting mea· more than property crimes. The sures aimed at reducing crime largest increase was i~ robbery. by any and every m~thod ~osRobberies in cities w1th popu- sible are becoming mcre:l<mg·lation in the 100.000 to 500,000 ly vocal. It is becoming o monMary Peck and t11e host broken hlp and a fractured class increased 42 per cent. date of the' people to the na1fanlllly. · shoulder. She is confined to lion's lawmakers. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones and Sheltering Arms Hospital in Although there w_as an in· f m·l1 of Dayton were week Athens. . crease in .urban cnme, rural a y esis t the hom• of Mr. . . areas reported an increase of ~rs. V~tor Perry and vis- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R1ce and 16 per cent and surburban com- afnSOD e .., . th Steve and R1cky of Colurnbas munitles had an even greater 1 11 ves m with omer rea e ·d · ht · h h Mr and Mrs BellllY spent Sun ay rug Wit e r Increase of 22 per eent. and iamily of Cleveland spen, and Mrs. Dale Cal!ter, parents, Mr. and Mrs: Willl~m And most dlsgracefal of allis their vacation at the home of Mr. S dr L'ma are Culwell and also visited w1th the record of the District of her Parents Mr and Mrs Roband an tlao'n ll.th' h'Is her brother·in-law and sister, Columbia. In the first three Mrs. F,rances Stewarhtte, Mrs!. . guests , have a vaca d Mws Rob Mr. an d Mrs. Dwame , J ord an, month• of thi s year 8,957 maJ·or Dottle Qhver and daug erl Stout ' Other t M d Mr ca-d been Mr. ,and Mrs. John Brad- paren \nd r. ca~~ ;. . other Bryan and Keith. crimes were committed here. ::nT~;· ~~~7sa~~:; Th;~ an !or~ and family, Cleveland; Mr. in the community. Those attending the Jeffers Roundmg out the ~~i ~~r; fro~ Charleston, w. va. and 'Mrs. Ray Stout and . Belle Carpente.r is con- Reunion at the park in Otilll· day ~r one appro• a Char.les!On, W.Va.; Mr. an to Veterans Memorial cothe on Sunday from this ar•a 15 mmutes, n1ght and day, day Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 1\(rs. D'!_v.e :Raynard li!ld , for 'ob~,er- includM Mr. and Mrs. Reed In and day out. lnte 0'MI of Florida are visiting ~l.trilt1and the John Stout, treatment.' · · Jeffers, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oesn~~~ itnh:_mnnoecretlon wr.th thnge here. 1 •-" ocal. Members, "" Jeffers and daughter, 1\!r- and quidemic ,.,,.,. of crime .. Mr. and lllrs: Harold . Hul.vn in the nation Mr. and Mrs. Clayton &fQUP at Lake Columbus VJ.slted his 6rotb· Mrs. Gene Jeffers, Marg1e,I.es· ;-:'what happens to the person goner of Columbus were State ark on Sunday. and sJSter, Mr. and ter and Robert, Barlilas, who commits? In all too many of Mr. anti Henry WagMr. and Mrs. Fern Alva Rupe and Mr. Hut- Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Cheadle, . t enough As long goner and the Claire 1 on and Mrs. rem?ined for a longer stay. Mrs. Rex Cheadle and Is ln keep- families. ·called ~ce CoOley m Athens on The J1tney Supper athe Dyes- Mrs. Linda Ross and children lng with the crime we can ex· Judith Stout and Allen Geiger day afternoon. . Church recently was well and Ruth Ann and Jane Jor- peel lawlessness t~ increase. of Dayton were guests Mike La:-vson, Warren attended. . dan. . You probably remember the John Stout, her grandn1other,l an~ Denms Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sta?~- ~ Co!umb1a Grange. No. 2435 rioting that occurred in Wiscon- recently. bors of the Temple of Columbus. visited W\lh field annual inspection on Fr1- sin over the recenl 4th of July Mr. and Mrs. Bud Morris church Sunday School, attendhere durmg the week d~y . evemng, Deputy Master holidav. This was the rioting Mr. and Mrs. Leo Morns ed the· Methodist Senior . V1rgJ! Atkms and Juvenile Dep- carred on by middle and high visiting Mr. and Mrs. Uolllol tue at Lancaster Camp Ground Mr. and ~rs. ;Jerry Stans- 1uty Matron, Mrs . . Atkins were income, :<>liege and high school Knopp, Dayton. last wee!!:. and daughter, who had present. Ill•. sewmg. contest hoodlums who "tore hell out of Mrs. Borgan visited In ·Co'l'!le youth group of the Car· Uving in C.olumbus, have was held w1th Marg1e Jeffers L ke Geneva" and surrounding lumbus and Michael Borgan Vts· penter Baptist Church me !beir trailer home to having the winning entry. Wal· a munities They did n 0 t ited in Lancaster. with Mrs. B_onnle Cheadle on tl)at they recently ter ,'ordan gave. an interesti~g :~e from the big city ghettos. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Rhodes Sunday evenmg. Those . from Chancey Stan- resume of hl8 tr1p to the 0~10 they were nof "underprivileged. and Mrs. F1elds spent Sunday were Ronda and Jenny WbitThe place W~ formerly State 4-H club Cocigress durmg I They were not frustrated by with their children, Mr. and llniJion, Nancy Smith, as the .Charlie Steward the program. Spec1al numbers I poverty or lack of jobs. They Mrs. Richard Rhodes and propertY· . , by other youth Included Ruth were loadeil with "bee~ and I dren. . 'Mr. 'ind MrS: Ch4ncey Stan- Ann and Jane Jo~an, Katlly booze," determined to "wreck Mr. and Mts. Charl~s. Kap. · eart have receiVed word of the ,cheadie and Margie the town." and from reports, I teina Sr., Ill., v1s1ted THE PERFECT birth of a da~hter, _Debt;• Cru!, j The July meeting of the Tem- carried· in the newspapers and the Felix Alkire home. born to tbe1r son-m-law a n.(l .P!E . Methodist Church WSCS on radio and television. they did Mrs. Artis Waggoner er.oler·l GIFT FOR ANY Mr. and Mrs. •M. b Iwas held at the home of Mrs. 8 pretty thorough job of it. tained the Lend a Hand C1rcle OCCASION (Mary Stan~arl), of Icarl .Greenlees on There·are those who say .hat this month. Ten members atCalif. The bttle one evening. Pr.esldent Mrs, punishment is not the answer to tended. two sisters, Elizabeth Ruth •Jordan presented the pr~am rioting or crime of any k 1nd, Mr. Williard Faudree is a pa· Anna Marla. iw1th Mrs. Dale Scott giving whether it occurs In suburbia, Uent at Veterans Memorial hos· Ricky Woodrum and Jim~ie ! votions. Mary Massey will be the city or the rural areas, ~nd pita! and is Improving after IIP1•1ty, McArthur, .are spendmg Ihostess lor the A~gi!St meeting. wbather it occuro in the country surgery. week with the1r grandmoth- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dil1e .Stansbury club or the ghetto. Clyde Stewart is a patient er,, Mj's. !'.lurl Galaway. and Jerry Stansbury went to In rebuttal! think the rioting Meigs General Hospital. ,. Mr. · and Mrs. Errol Pickett Columbus on Sunday because o! at the Berkley Campus of the -Mrs. John Sloat and Rickii, Fairbam, spent a the ·automobile wreck in whichi~~~~~~~........................,.......liiiii...,"'1 week's vacation v.:lth Mrs. ~u- Mrs. Staosbury's nephew Bruce ra Kreba and Biff, and relatives Davis, Rutland, was Injured. at the Victor Perry home, Walter Jordan spent Satur· BIRTHDAY The Busy Bee Society of the day night tn McArthur where ANNIVERSARY II~!~e_\~i~ Baptist Church held he visited his sister, Mrs. Mel. ' . .i'uly meeting at the home va Crabtree. NEW BABY · li Mrs. Clay Jordan. Mrs. Jor- Danny Wiles, Medway, is visFOR THE also geve the devotions for iting his grandparents, Mr. and HOSPITAL' OR meeting. Those present i~· MJ·s. Elza McComas and other II cltlded Mrs. Dale Dye, ~~ r s, relatives here. IN THE HO~EI William- Cbeadle, Mrs, R e e d 1._ _.::;;::::::::::.....Jeffers, Mrs. R. A. Whittlng-1• ton, Mrs. Rex Cl)eadle and the basteas, ..Mrs, Clay Jordan and . ' \ daughte~. Bai'bar~. , \ 59N.2ndAve. ·Mrs. Daisy' Rawlings fell MIDDLEPoRT MANY the ·home.. of her d'aughter, Mrs. 992-5560 . REDUCTIONS Smith, and received a ..:..-------:::-:"--: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fick and NOWI family of Columbus visi\ed his mo!ber, Mrs. Jlonnie Fick, reOFF ON SINGER cently. They were called here . ' TOUCH & SEW hy the death of Mrs. Roy Fick's Mr, C. A. Barnett of MACHINES NOW Carpenter Social News H • ·viii Society NOtes 'I I l~y, ~ic!lkked J~ha Mr~. M~. STAIIAID . . ..... Ill QUALm PAINT .A,. $7.40 with extra •rltht &a /- .-· HI-TITANIUM formul• · I ia: twt•4 I ' ,, SALE ,, Dudley's J 'I' I .... AM., PEIIFECT FQOO PIIOTECIIOtl .... Oil IIIIi .' i\ ,. Eastern Local Social Neews I DRESSES" Oil Ioiii Pb I st.. 7-1ao...,.,,. •nd 12...{.241-l:Group • • 1nzmgy_~ SUMMER SHOE SALE 51111 3 to 6X 7 to 1 4 _ ' .' ~· ' i ' ' ... Mrs. Ernest Bahr has returnhome ·after treatment at the II H<olzer Hosvital. Mrs. lolllrY Retd received word of the death of a cousin, ·11•ors, Edith Collins Horn, of Ak· • BRANDS -BUDGET PRICED The Shoe lox OHIO .' , . - . · Pharmacy , '> - • . SWISHER & .LOHSE ~to s t •u~d~cln~:tJ I..~"""""'""""""""'"""'"""'""""""!!!!I"""""""""""'"""""""""P 1 i ..i ' if you've been I I . miSSing ! ' . the joy of electric cooking because ... . ,, > , . The Fabric Shop Singer SliM & Slrvlce McC111'1 P1Herns 115 W. SECOND OHIO 992-2284 POMEROY VA'I..liES 17.9JTO 24.95' · NOW_=r--------~----- . .OP1N· IIG- -IIG-- SAVINGS MIDDLEPORT, . :CONTINUES COLORS NOW IN PIOGR~S FAMOUS ...'-' • . ' 'l "~e~g~tlc teens II . OOLDCO~ ASSORTED STYLES AND 1 FINAL WEEK TWO AUTOIIAtiO DRESSES 1 Au~ra, SUMMER Valley Lumber & Supply·Co." Mr. llld Mu. Jeff~rs:. what ' PHARMACIS:T· I Special ' t:6tttMt Cold, ~athy, ~: 1~c:~;m~ent n~t 'Ji, 0 W 5 While at the promoted to Attendimce at ·the Free Meth.' the son of Mr. odlst Sunday School on Jllly ~;;;;;;~..,;;;;;;;oo;;;~'-'! was 126. Olfering was $24.68. Mr: and . Mrs. ·Harry Weber ' . and Mrs. Effie Weber, Buck· eye, and Mr. ·and Mrs. Ed Rus~II . Bradbury, recent!)' called ' on Mr. and Mrs. ·Lou Diehl. Mrs. H~rman Michaels uooer- il went major surgery at .l'le:JS- 1 , HE STOCKS. ~-,-,~ ant Valley Hospital. · ' VITAMINS . ~l!p'fj · George Rensh~w is a ~~~;t at Gallipolis Medical Co · d M w·lr •j slipplemen~· tltamlns . Mr. an rs. . 1 1 ~m to. keep up ihelrbusy ma~ of R~k Sprmgsh' ahve 1 cupledU their ~msede wfrocm Mr round.of activities·•• .' 11, recen y purc,.a · and Mrs. Joey Hysell. Mr. Car-l that's why,your arullll"'·' man returned home Saturday 1 ., from Veterans Memorial Hos· keeps a c,vmplete Hne ~ : pita!. 1 of vitamins for grow· . • , ' . Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ka~per ing youngsters, from ~ ,1 .;o..,,· • t' • of Daytun spent Sat,urday mght . . • the finest ~harmaceu: with Mrs. Kasper s mother, Mrs. Bertha Parker. Mr. KaS··II tical companies. per's mother fell at her home I ,-! . :• breaking her hip and is a pa,. G tient at Gallipolis Medical Center ·o • Mr. and Mrs. Walter He!lman of Ball Run and Mr. .1 Mrs. Charles Diehl of Harri-il Always at Your , Service sonville Road, called on Mr ' and' Mrs Lou Dlehi . . Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Diehl rJVed Su~d~y from ;e~~ for 8 VIS!! wit IS parens, r. REX ALL DRUGs · •' Mrs. Lou D1ehl and ?ther rela· ll 112 E. MAIN 992-2955 ' POMEROY tives. G P t 4ll'egistered.Pharmacists to,~rve You ' I Mr. and Mrs. A . '· cos on of withHunting,lon Mrs. Doravisited .,Holley.Sun d a I OPEN DAIL y '8:00 AMTO 10:00 ' PM Mrs. Harmon Fox spent . a Sunday , 0 12I3Q PM and 10 3 day with Mrs. Wyatt Radford at Rock Springs. 5:00 lo 9:00PM Lewis Arvin Diehl, a - NIG~TS ' . " SEE YOUR APPLIANCE DEALER • • • He will gladly show you how, with Ohio PoV{er's new wiring plan,you can have your electric range now. This new plan saves you ~0 -~ ·~la~h(!$ ilie cost of installing three-wire, 240-volt service ·., ~\D(l, ,;. connecting the electric rllllp;e in,your kil:ch1~: 1 The new wiring will be ~~ per1pan~nt impra1"'.J • to your home-- will be a source 'Q# sal:i~~·~~ ~ in many ways. ' Your new electric. rang,e will bring the joy of clean~ ~ool, flameless cbOking · to your home and family • • • so, be sure your new · >efo1~e thi~ Wiring {)ffer · · . . ~~~~~ . ,, : ~.;~·Olfe.r'for,OI)Io, ~e~p!!!) ': ·~ ;;..!':' , .• ,.'·.\ w..A .. · . I ., ' .' �' ~·· ('· I. '' ·~ ·'' Time . .·.~.,.:,~:, ) ,, 'I ' : ' l ,..:.. I f '·-·""· ~"' .. .. ' .. ' '•'. . '· ·· Laurel Cliff Society News '' ' ··" ·-c._> ) ·~. ! ' •" (J ·' .·•r·eon,,~a.nl~~ ClARENCE E.' MillER ,. \ \ \ ' 2.1 1;-..,..,...,...,...,.... f~r st~nger meas~Ill J~fc~ with Bi-partisan this •nation'ssupport burgeomng cnme ·problem 111omentum here in Washington. The latest F.B.I. Crime Report presents a disgraceful picture blem· ishes the face of this country. I have said many titnes that we need bet!er.laws. . . and ~tricter enforcement so that the COlllllllSSJOn of a crime will not only be unat· iractive but unprofitable. Unive~sity of Californla, a good The F.B.I. report shows an example, A no.nonsense Judge Increase of 20 per cent in the 7 Imposed stiff sentences on over ll)ajor crime areas during the 400 of the 576 y,ouths arre•ted first three months of 1967 over during the disturbances. The a similar perind in 1966. These Supreme Court refused to reseven include four crim08 of vi- view the convictions and things oienee against the person and have "'"'n relatively quiet. inre· ·r· kl · · three property crimes. cent months at B'er ey. Personal crimes increased The voices supporting mea· more than property crimes. The sures aimed at reducing crime largest increase was i~ robbery. by any and every m~thod ~osRobberies in cities w1th popu- sible are becoming mcre:l<mg·lation in the 100.000 to 500,000 ly vocal. It is becoming o monMary Peck and t11e host broken hlp and a fractured class increased 42 per cent. date of the' people to the na1fanlllly. · shoulder. She is confined to lion's lawmakers. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones and Sheltering Arms Hospital in Although there w_as an in· f m·l1 of Dayton were week Athens. . crease in .urban cnme, rural a y esis t the hom• of Mr. . . areas reported an increase of ~rs. V~tor Perry and vis- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R1ce and 16 per cent and surburban com- afnSOD e .., . th Steve and R1cky of Colurnbas munitles had an even greater 1 11 ves m with omer rea e ·d · ht · h h Mr and Mrs BellllY spent Sun ay rug Wit e r Increase of 22 per eent. and iamily of Cleveland spen, and Mrs. Dale Cal!ter, parents, Mr. and Mrs: Willl~m And most dlsgracefal of allis their vacation at the home of Mr. S dr L'ma are Culwell and also visited w1th the record of the District of her Parents Mr and Mrs Roband an tlao'n ll.th' h'Is her brother·in-law and sister, Columbia. In the first three Mrs. F,rances Stewarhtte, Mrs!. . guests , have a vaca d Mws Rob Mr. an d Mrs. Dwame , J ord an, month• of thi s year 8,957 maJ·or Dottle Qhver and daug erl Stout ' Other t M d Mr ca-d been Mr. ,and Mrs. John Brad- paren \nd r. ca~~ ;. . other Bryan and Keith. crimes were committed here. ::nT~;· ~~~7sa~~:; Th;~ an !or~ and family, Cleveland; Mr. in the community. Those attending the Jeffers Roundmg out the ~~i ~~r; fro~ Charleston, w. va. and 'Mrs. Ray Stout and . Belle Carpente.r is con- Reunion at the park in Otilll· day ~r one appro• a Char.les!On, W.Va.; Mr. an to Veterans Memorial cothe on Sunday from this ar•a 15 mmutes, n1ght and day, day Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 1\(rs. D'!_v.e :Raynard li!ld , for 'ob~,er- includM Mr. and Mrs. Reed In and day out. lnte 0'MI of Florida are visiting ~l.trilt1and the John Stout, treatment.' · · Jeffers, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oesn~~~ itnh:_mnnoecretlon wr.th thnge here. 1 •-" ocal. Members, "" Jeffers and daughter, 1\!r- and quidemic ,.,,.,. of crime .. Mr. and lllrs: Harold . Hul.vn in the nation Mr. and Mrs. Clayton &fQUP at Lake Columbus VJ.slted his 6rotb· Mrs. Gene Jeffers, Marg1e,I.es· ;-:'what happens to the person goner of Columbus were State ark on Sunday. and sJSter, Mr. and ter and Robert, Barlilas, who commits? In all too many of Mr. anti Henry WagMr. and Mrs. Fern Alva Rupe and Mr. Hut- Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Cheadle, . t enough As long goner and the Claire 1 on and Mrs. rem?ined for a longer stay. Mrs. Rex Cheadle and Is ln keep- families. ·called ~ce CoOley m Athens on The J1tney Supper athe Dyes- Mrs. Linda Ross and children lng with the crime we can ex· Judith Stout and Allen Geiger day afternoon. . Church recently was well and Ruth Ann and Jane Jor- peel lawlessness t~ increase. of Dayton were guests Mike La:-vson, Warren attended. . dan. . You probably remember the John Stout, her grandn1other,l an~ Denms Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sta?~- ~ Co!umb1a Grange. No. 2435 rioting that occurred in Wiscon- recently. bors of the Temple of Columbus. visited W\lh field annual inspection on Fr1- sin over the recenl 4th of July Mr. and Mrs. Bud Morris church Sunday School, attendhere durmg the week d~y . evemng, Deputy Master holidav. This was the rioting Mr. and Mrs. Leo Morns ed the· Methodist Senior . V1rgJ! Atkms and Juvenile Dep- carred on by middle and high visiting Mr. and Mrs. Uolllol tue at Lancaster Camp Ground Mr. and ~rs. ;Jerry Stans- 1uty Matron, Mrs . . Atkins were income, :<>liege and high school Knopp, Dayton. last wee!!:. and daughter, who had present. Ill•. sewmg. contest hoodlums who "tore hell out of Mrs. Borgan visited In ·Co'l'!le youth group of the Car· Uving in C.olumbus, have was held w1th Marg1e Jeffers L ke Geneva" and surrounding lumbus and Michael Borgan Vts· penter Baptist Church me !beir trailer home to having the winning entry. Wal· a munities They did n 0 t ited in Lancaster. with Mrs. B_onnle Cheadle on tl)at they recently ter ,'ordan gave. an interesti~g :~e from the big city ghettos. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Rhodes Sunday evenmg. Those . from Chancey Stan- resume of hl8 tr1p to the 0~10 they were nof "underprivileged. and Mrs. F1elds spent Sunday were Ronda and Jenny WbitThe place W~ formerly State 4-H club Cocigress durmg I They were not frustrated by with their children, Mr. and llniJion, Nancy Smith, as the .Charlie Steward the program. Spec1al numbers I poverty or lack of jobs. They Mrs. Richard Rhodes and propertY· . , by other youth Included Ruth were loadeil with "bee~ and I dren. . 'Mr. 'ind MrS: Ch4ncey Stan- Ann and Jane Jo~an, Katlly booze," determined to "wreck Mr. and Mts. Charl~s. Kap. · eart have receiVed word of the ,cheadie and Margie the town." and from reports, I teina Sr., Ill., v1s1ted THE PERFECT birth of a da~hter, _Debt;• Cru!, j The July meeting of the Tem- carried· in the newspapers and the Felix Alkire home. born to tbe1r son-m-law a n.(l .P!E . Methodist Church WSCS on radio and television. they did Mrs. Artis Waggoner er.oler·l GIFT FOR ANY Mr. and Mrs. •M. b Iwas held at the home of Mrs. 8 pretty thorough job of it. tained the Lend a Hand C1rcle OCCASION (Mary Stan~arl), of Icarl .Greenlees on There·are those who say .hat this month. Ten members atCalif. The bttle one evening. Pr.esldent Mrs, punishment is not the answer to tended. two sisters, Elizabeth Ruth •Jordan presented the pr~am rioting or crime of any k 1nd, Mr. Williard Faudree is a pa· Anna Marla. iw1th Mrs. Dale Scott giving whether it occurs In suburbia, Uent at Veterans Memorial hos· Ricky Woodrum and Jim~ie ! votions. Mary Massey will be the city or the rural areas, ~nd pita! and is Improving after IIP1•1ty, McArthur, .are spendmg Ihostess lor the A~gi!St meeting. wbather it occuro in the country surgery. week with the1r grandmoth- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dil1e .Stansbury club or the ghetto. Clyde Stewart is a patient er,, Mj's. !'.lurl Galaway. and Jerry Stansbury went to In rebuttal! think the rioting Meigs General Hospital. ,. Mr. · and Mrs. Errol Pickett Columbus on Sunday because o! at the Berkley Campus of the -Mrs. John Sloat and Rickii, Fairbam, spent a the ·automobile wreck in whichi~~~~~~~........................,.......liiiii...,"'1 week's vacation v.:lth Mrs. ~u- Mrs. Staosbury's nephew Bruce ra Kreba and Biff, and relatives Davis, Rutland, was Injured. at the Victor Perry home, Walter Jordan spent Satur· BIRTHDAY The Busy Bee Society of the day night tn McArthur where ANNIVERSARY II~!~e_\~i~ Baptist Church held he visited his sister, Mrs. Mel. ' . .i'uly meeting at the home va Crabtree. NEW BABY · li Mrs. Clay Jordan. Mrs. Jor- Danny Wiles, Medway, is visFOR THE also geve the devotions for iting his grandparents, Mr. and HOSPITAL' OR meeting. Those present i~· MJ·s. Elza McComas and other II cltlded Mrs. Dale Dye, ~~ r s, relatives here. IN THE HO~EI William- Cbeadle, Mrs, R e e d 1._ _.::;;::::::::::.....Jeffers, Mrs. R. A. Whittlng-1• ton, Mrs. Rex Cl)eadle and the basteas, ..Mrs, Clay Jordan and . ' \ daughte~. Bai'bar~. , \ 59N.2ndAve. ·Mrs. Daisy' Rawlings fell MIDDLEPoRT MANY the ·home.. of her d'aughter, Mrs. 992-5560 . REDUCTIONS Smith, and received a ..:..-------:::-:"--: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fick and NOWI family of Columbus visi\ed his mo!ber, Mrs. Jlonnie Fick, reOFF ON SINGER cently. They were called here . ' TOUCH & SEW hy the death of Mrs. Roy Fick's Mr, C. A. Barnett of MACHINES NOW Carpenter Social News H • ·viii Society NOtes 'I I l~y, ~ic!lkked J~ha Mr~. M~. STAIIAID . . ..... Ill QUALm PAINT .A,. $7.40 with extra •rltht &a /- .-· HI-TITANIUM formul• · I ia: twt•4 I ' ,, SALE ,, Dudley's J 'I' I .... AM., PEIIFECT FQOO PIIOTECIIOtl .... Oil IIIIi .' i\ ,. Eastern Local Social Neews I DRESSES" Oil Ioiii Pb I st.. 7-1ao...,.,,. •nd 12...{.241-l:Group • • 1nzmgy_~ SUMMER SHOE SALE 51111 3 to 6X 7 to 1 4 _ ' .' ~· ' i ' ' ... Mrs. Ernest Bahr has returnhome ·after treatment at the II H<olzer Hosvital. Mrs. lolllrY Retd received word of the death of a cousin, ·11•ors, Edith Collins Horn, of Ak· • BRANDS -BUDGET PRICED The Shoe lox OHIO .' , . - . · Pharmacy , '> - • . SWISHER & .LOHSE ~to s t •u~d~cln~:tJ I..~"""""'""""""""'"""'"""'""""""!!!!I"""""""""""'"""""""""P 1 i ..i ' if you've been I I . miSSing ! ' . the joy of electric cooking because ... . ,, > , . The Fabric Shop Singer SliM & Slrvlce McC111'1 P1Herns 115 W. SECOND OHIO 992-2284 POMEROY VA'I..liES 17.9JTO 24.95' · NOW_=r--------~----- . .OP1N· IIG- -IIG-- SAVINGS MIDDLEPORT, . :CONTINUES COLORS NOW IN PIOGR~S FAMOUS ...'-' • . ' 'l "~e~g~tlc teens II . OOLDCO~ ASSORTED STYLES AND 1 FINAL WEEK TWO AUTOIIAtiO DRESSES 1 Au~ra, SUMMER Valley Lumber & Supply·Co." Mr. llld Mu. Jeff~rs:. what ' PHARMACIS:T· I Special ' t:6tttMt Cold, ~athy, ~: 1~c:~;m~ent n~t 'Ji, 0 W 5 While at the promoted to Attendimce at ·the Free Meth.' the son of Mr. odlst Sunday School on Jllly ~;;;;;;~..,;;;;;;;oo;;;~'-'! was 126. Olfering was $24.68. Mr: and . Mrs. ·Harry Weber ' . and Mrs. Effie Weber, Buck· eye, and Mr. ·and Mrs. Ed Rus~II . Bradbury, recent!)' called ' on Mr. and Mrs. ·Lou Diehl. Mrs. H~rman Michaels uooer- il went major surgery at .l'le:JS- 1 , HE STOCKS. ~-,-,~ ant Valley Hospital. · ' VITAMINS . ~l!p'fj · George Rensh~w is a ~~~;t at Gallipolis Medical Co · d M w·lr •j slipplemen~· tltamlns . Mr. an rs. . 1 1 ~m to. keep up ihelrbusy ma~ of R~k Sprmgsh' ahve 1 cupledU their ~msede wfrocm Mr round.of activities·•• .' 11, recen y purc,.a · and Mrs. Joey Hysell. Mr. Car-l that's why,your arullll"'·' man returned home Saturday 1 ., from Veterans Memorial Hos· keeps a c,vmplete Hne ~ : pita!. 1 of vitamins for grow· . • , ' . Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ka~per ing youngsters, from ~ ,1 .;o..,,· • t' • of Daytun spent Sat,urday mght . . • the finest ~harmaceu: with Mrs. Kasper s mother, Mrs. Bertha Parker. Mr. KaS··II tical companies. per's mother fell at her home I ,-! . :• breaking her hip and is a pa,. G tient at Gallipolis Medical Center ·o • Mr. and Mrs. Walter He!lman of Ball Run and Mr. .1 Mrs. Charles Diehl of Harri-il Always at Your , Service sonville Road, called on Mr ' and' Mrs Lou Dlehi . . Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Diehl rJVed Su~d~y from ;e~~ for 8 VIS!! wit IS parens, r. REX ALL DRUGs · •' Mrs. Lou D1ehl and ?ther rela· ll 112 E. MAIN 992-2955 ' POMEROY tives. G P t 4ll'egistered.Pharmacists to,~rve You ' I Mr. and Mrs. A . '· cos on of withHunting,lon Mrs. Doravisited .,Holley.Sun d a I OPEN DAIL y '8:00 AMTO 10:00 ' PM Mrs. Harmon Fox spent . a Sunday , 0 12I3Q PM and 10 3 day with Mrs. Wyatt Radford at Rock Springs. 5:00 lo 9:00PM Lewis Arvin Diehl, a - NIG~TS ' . " SEE YOUR APPLIANCE DEALER • • • He will gladly show you how, with Ohio PoV{er's new wiring plan,you can have your electric range now. This new plan saves you ~0 -~ ·~la~h(!$ ilie cost of installing three-wire, 240-volt service ·., ~\D(l, ,;. connecting the electric rllllp;e in,your kil:ch1~: 1 The new wiring will be ~~ per1pan~nt impra1"'.J • to your home-- will be a source 'Q# sal:i~~·~~ ~ in many ways. ' Your new electric. rang,e will bring the joy of clean~ ~ool, flameless cbOking · to your home and family • • • so, be sure your new · >efo1~e thi~ Wiring {)ffer · · . . ~~~~~ . ,, : ~.;~·Olfe.r'for,OI)Io, ~e~p!!!) ': ·~ ;;..!':' , .• ,.'·.\ w..A .. · . I ., ' .' �' ' '/ loi111 Goodwin Florid _ I lhldTol.•rhl• I "We Telell'&J!h no-. AIIJW!Im, AIIJIIIBI" On Second st. MON'S MARKET . o,.. Dtllr PlOD t. 7:00 I'..W., Til 1 SttvnflrTII9 I. MAIN ST. POMIIOY WYW971 PORK CHOPS ~~"!':rc:b lb. 89c, For GROUND BEEF ,,,.,,r IAIETY 11ft hl11"'111 t:AI 1/AIILINI... Brake .& Front End SKINLESS -· - CAR SAFETY-SER 2··89c WIENERS Our •ltPIIrt ,..,.,;, do •II tltl• work/ · Cube or Minute lsYourCh•np PuneWhenYou VIsit · <D · AHcn Front End Corr~cuter, aunber Uld Wjp.~--.,. P,ecis.Mm hllllllc~ IIIU! JlllximUDl tire l.it.. (!) Adjust llraUs "tfp•.t••· AI INn, no f1t. Repack Frent ~ Bearinp Cl..,, >flll<loni -"'iolo* front wbeelboorinp. NO MONEY DOWN BOLOGNA A fashionable tbtur Ju.ppe:ued on the way to the l'cmuD. n.L BE TICKLED WHEN EWINW 61TS BACK McCOY'S MILK ~ ••~. 69c FROM"tH' ._'~ / ' ·.' ' ,. ' ~ ·' ' EiOOD TIMES WE I HAD EVER' DAY BOr.d.rt's Glacier Cl"b 1 ' Here's tiM lltWell . . ,.t I OUT ATTH' GOSSIP F,ENCE . style In tllllfl ••• "*" Rollinson's Cleaners '"·" elegance to alady's or man's watch, add bravura to a blautlf\11 pendant! 1H6 13' TIIOTWOOD AIIIIVINO THIS WIIK 15' LARK II TROTW~l" HOLjDA'I' VACATIONII _ . 17' HOLIDAY VACATIONIII _· Wo . IIIII Ill• ''e IWi INt iMIIols on dlsplor. Tloore lo I 1i% dl~llt ill' of ~ llsiN on thtH "'""''· . All ~~ ol. partl, w..,...riH, hltcbot In tlldr lo - · ' f'l~f ""'""" .F,lMIICint lijl to S JHrl wltlt .llit\!ln I!IJmtlll 'igQI.] . ,., .·) ' ....... ' ,.~-. ' ·.Goessler Je~,lry Stort~ Pomtt:~J .~· ,. ' :•;:, ,-. .P'I•• ' . t •. ' ,_ .. \¥«• . llli•D'-n. tla•n,iait • .t. Guaranttteiby ,., Bulove. ,;c ' NEW MODILS ON DISPLAY 196a If' STIWAIT-1~ 17' CONCORD artisanahlptomake · · them 11 btllllsimo inside11they are outaliie: . · · I~ ,.~> Wt have a real talectlon of trav1l tr•ll•r• htrw en tho Itt. Stop ln to4ay whlll thly laat. • IMI 12''JOYTIM...IN6 U' TROTWOOD craftsmanship, too. Magnificent • Bl(; JULY CLEARANCE SALE Janet Frank, Patricia Smllll and Martin Olborll have return· home afltr chQI'Ch ta m p at USID _MC)r:iliLS ON DISPLAY And C.ravelle brings you the ultim--ln ' Linda Brown of Retdlville, 17' NQ~:i~~,&V -T IIAYILII-11' HOLIDAY IA/141LIR 11.1' HOLiDAY l~ILIII--21' HOLID/IY IIAMILit 22' HO&.ID/IY TIAVIU.._23' HOLIDAY UMILit 25' MOLIQAY TIAV.LIIt.-27' HOLIDAY TIIAYILIII 17' HOLIDAY VACATIONII-16' TtOTWOOO DILUXI 1W-TIIOTWOOD ~ILUlll-lf' TI01'WOOD .,-AMDARD · .I t .TIIOT~OOIIIIECONOMY . Roman numerals. They brine classic ''IMIIOIIIIIII" . lSHORE ' . fllld Jtifrllld .....riiO'IIIIIUt. -·""' mllbnt. Sale-Sale-Sale • SLORY BE!! ~RO ~ '' ' •' · Mo~ Brakes adjusted far full dnun """"""· aod ftljid addool. Mlde from rouncl" IUDGET SHOP SHIRT SERVICE ' ALL FOUR SERVICES , {!) lalenca front Whef!:· BAKER'S ONE DAY ,. ..• ,, ' ~.. .,, _ _i('l, • ' ·. J ~:: '11' ,, • . 'lA~: ~~,,' ~.1 '' " ~ ,I . '~'.{ . AmeriCan ;. C•r• f'6rtiBXtf6 lf~W•d•d �' ' '/ loi111 Goodwin Florid _ I lhldTol.•rhl• I "We Telell'&J!h no-. AIIJW!Im, AIIJIIIBI" On Second st. MON'S MARKET . o,.. Dtllr PlOD t. 7:00 I'..W., Til 1 SttvnflrTII9 I. MAIN ST. POMIIOY WYW971 PORK CHOPS ~~"!':rc:b lb. 89c, For GROUND BEEF ,,,.,,r IAIETY 11ft hl11"'111 t:AI 1/AIILINI... Brake .& Front End SKINLESS -· - CAR SAFETY-SER 2··89c WIENERS Our •ltPIIrt ,..,.,;, do •II tltl• work/ · Cube or Minute lsYourCh•np PuneWhenYou VIsit · <D · AHcn Front End Corr~cuter, aunber Uld Wjp.~--.,. P,ecis.Mm hllllllc~ IIIU! JlllximUDl tire l.it.. (!) Adjust llraUs "tfp•.t••· AI INn, no f1t. Repack Frent ~ Bearinp Cl..,, >flll<loni -"'iolo* front wbeelboorinp. NO MONEY DOWN BOLOGNA A fashionable tbtur Ju.ppe:ued on the way to the l'cmuD. n.L BE TICKLED WHEN EWINW 61TS BACK McCOY'S MILK ~ ••~. 69c FROM"tH' ._'~ / ' ·.' ' ,. ' ~ ·' ' EiOOD TIMES WE I HAD EVER' DAY BOr.d.rt's Glacier Cl"b 1 ' Here's tiM lltWell . . ,.t I OUT ATTH' GOSSIP F,ENCE . style In tllllfl ••• "*" Rollinson's Cleaners '"·" elegance to alady's or man's watch, add bravura to a blautlf\11 pendant! 1H6 13' TIIOTWOOD AIIIIVINO THIS WIIK 15' LARK II TROTW~l" HOLjDA'I' VACATIONII _ . 17' HOLIDAY VACATIONIII _· Wo . IIIII Ill• ''e IWi INt iMIIols on dlsplor. Tloore lo I 1i% dl~llt ill' of ~ llsiN on thtH "'""''· . All ~~ ol. partl, w..,...riH, hltcbot In tlldr lo - · ' f'l~f ""'""" .F,lMIICint lijl to S JHrl wltlt .llit\!ln I!IJmtlll 'igQI.] . ,., .·) ' ....... ' ,.~-. ' ·.Goessler Je~,lry Stort~ Pomtt:~J .~· ,. ' :•;:, ,-. .P'I•• ' . t •. ' ,_ .. \¥«• . llli•D'-n. tla•n,iait • .t. Guaranttteiby ,., Bulove. ,;c ' NEW MODILS ON DISPLAY 196a If' STIWAIT-1~ 17' CONCORD artisanahlptomake · · them 11 btllllsimo inside11they are outaliie: . · · I~ ,.~> Wt have a real talectlon of trav1l tr•ll•r• htrw en tho Itt. Stop ln to4ay whlll thly laat. • IMI 12''JOYTIM...IN6 U' TROTWOOD craftsmanship, too. Magnificent • Bl(; JULY CLEARANCE SALE Janet Frank, Patricia Smllll and Martin Olborll have return· home afltr chQI'Ch ta m p at USID _MC)r:iliLS ON DISPLAY And C.ravelle brings you the ultim--ln ' Linda Brown of Retdlville, 17' NQ~:i~~,&V -T IIAYILII-11' HOLIDAY IA/141LIR 11.1' HOLiDAY l~ILIII--21' HOLID/IY IIAMILit 22' HO&.ID/IY TIAVIU.._23' HOLIDAY UMILit 25' MOLIQAY TIAV.LIIt.-27' HOLIDAY TIIAYILIII 17' HOLIDAY VACATIONII-16' TtOTWOOO DILUXI 1W-TIIOTWOOD ~ILUlll-lf' TI01'WOOD .,-AMDARD · .I t .TIIOT~OOIIIIECONOMY . Roman numerals. They brine classic ''IMIIOIIIIIII" . lSHORE ' . fllld Jtifrllld .....riiO'IIIIIUt. -·""' mllbnt. Sale-Sale-Sale • SLORY BE!! ~RO ~ '' ' •' · Mo~ Brakes adjusted far full dnun """"""· aod ftljid addool. Mlde from rouncl" IUDGET SHOP SHIRT SERVICE ' ALL FOUR SERVICES , {!) lalenca front Whef!:· BAKER'S ONE DAY ,. ..• ,, ' ~.. .,, _ _i('l, • ' ·. J ~:: '11' ,, • . 'lA~: ~~,,' ~.1 '' " ~ ,I . '~'.{ . AmeriCan ;. C•r• f'6rtiBXtf6 lf~W•d•d �,,, ' -. ,, ,, . . AID LAIIWI~L CIOit to '- ' lOll . ,llOBIN ~LONI " To Buy ' ·." ; Cont•ct: \ '' ,. ' . CHARLES us~e Syrecuse, Ohio ~r Free Estimates ' ~AI!i'mlnum Awning• •Aluminum Sldl11g eAiumlnu.m Rllll,na• •Aluminum Windows & Doon eCar Ports •P•tlot · .• Bio'NIIIn llltulotlon or C•ll Coll1ct 532-6881 .ROUSH. & LYONS Elmer E. White,. 404l-i So. 4th St., Ironton. Rapmontotl,.ln This Area 20. YHn For . ' ' cQMPING TRA1LERS lloijon SI.-MIIDft, W. Yo, V. V. johnson & Son 222!:- 4th Ave., Huntington Wotch For.tho Arrlvslof • TOUR·A·I-IOME • . Llg......lvht folck.Up TRUCK CAMPER , $795.00up · .EXPERIENCED ~end Found WHEEL AUGNMENT AND BRAKE SERVICE ' 0. .. , SAlf.S & SERVIa BLAETTNARS 1e ONI OP'"II NICEST PeDI'I. .... ,CA!J, Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy DICK RAWLINGS Notice 'I - JIONDA . ... ART SANSOM Rawlings Honde Sells WY :14111 . IIIDOLIPOIIIJ,1 OHIO --- - ~---- Society Notes EVINRUDE 511• end S.rvlce Ohio Bolt onil Motor LlctiiH SCHWARZEL MARINE monograms, anteed, pay off payments, $SJ5 each, ' ;j !!Lc· ...,.. 6 29 Uc ~· ' , ,·.. - ' - . t ,, ment Plock Co. 7 24 6tc NEW POTATOES, No. I and 2, better cleaning, -to keep Charles Hilton, Portland, o. 7 rotors use B::' Lustre gleaming, carpet cleaner. electric sharnpooer $1. FREEZER SALE Furnlture. 7 14 15 ••• fl, "Very" Splciot , 1 v•1~ to divorce we have a 11167 50 .fEk a ~Ek ly :'MOt!, ~AKY, l'l.l RACfi: 'i-0(1 ltVlO 11-IE WATER! ~HI<IEIDER Al-l, AlOtVE AT LAST! u:·~ ir=-;;;~;:'~~301-c,i 194-50 I clUne sewingdoes machine. w~e.' do,.,st:etThis different :=~.t:=~ Hn-.1!,'-BDI!ng fancy stitches, makes buttonmany below ule, ed holes and darns. Want reliable person to take over payments of $6.25 per month. Phone 992-2836. 7 24 6tt . U.l Pot. 011 By MERRILL Bl.OSSER IF llOLOVOU u9ings, Ti-lE PROBLEM 'IOU WOULDN'T money maklog lnlar·l matlon: Details, - tOe starnP-1 Cannan, 350 Groveport Oliio 43ZO'I. Collfbllus, ,I _ . EVEN BolHER COY:IN6 O.Jf lb T...li:E A LOOK AT IT/ ' ·l! •. "r '\:" ., OUR l.oT Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carl aod ed or unfurnished, dollb1e lot ron visited an evening rfeentlJ on Depot St., Rutlllll!l; Phone with Mr, and Mrs. Willi•m Mur99Z-W2 or 992-3264. 7, 25 &tp ray and son, William C~rist<F I pher. { CROSSWORD FOR WRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. 42. Units o!work l6. Single untt DOWN 19. G~sp 1. Dwell 2. High,way 3. I..arge calk Conted F•y• Mlnley . Middleport for wine ~ 4. Putt~ em 1, &play 5. Storie• 6. Regre.r. 7. Mosltni title 8. Mortar~~ de Noel" composer ] 1. R.P.e.l of song · 27. ~ma.n .. lin I" ,. For Rent FUR!iJSBED Apartment, three rooms II!¢ bath, 170¥.1 berry, can . 992-2431 after p. m. 7 %1 tfc SINGLE HOUSES, 5 rooms and bath, newly decorated phone 992f267· ~ I" 742-f131. 7 25 3tc b ird 38 Disfigure I"' lot I" 5 24 tfc ==;:-;===--:--- ?Jff ~ feet condition. Zig zag oqulp- I" ped. Full price $23.61. Phone tm-2685. e 29 uc ~ ~ " ., I3D ' or ID-33U. 7 8 tfc f iiOOii !llmllbed and onfurnllbed aplrtmenta -flO -th IIIII up. Phone Row.ley ,IIIII a-d, tl~~Z-2'1'~6, after f p. ~Ill*» IQU574. r,-'/. ~ .. 10,1. ·.-. .. t ••••• ' ;" I ' J~ ) .. ~~ ~· . .~ V/A , ALFRED , ,Sen! .. ed llltlli "~C I ton truck, lang wheel bsse. bed eneiOIII!d, ln- " Tammy Swartz of Little Hock- I lng speJlt , th~ past week with A Ceyptopam Quotat1011 BVFKF JQ DVLPUF JP t'iPUio"K NAB NCJPY JP UKFLBFK K F DEC>' Q Q YLPUFK DSPQFKHLBJQO,-UFSKUF 1'Nterday'll Crypbtqnote: COMMUNISM IS \'VHERE PER~ FORMANCl!:' IS PROMISED. DP:~HX'RACY IS WHJ<iRB THfC PROMISE JS PloJRFORMF.D. - TANNJ<~ N (~ liJC'l, Kh11" iuUaea: S~·ndk~Le, 111!:J ~~=~~~~t:~·· Mr. and Mrs. Recent ,l;ests of Mr, an •l Mrs, ~~ '''Swartz were Mr, and Mfi-" 1\!pbard ·Swartz and family elf."d\oenna snd Mr, and Mrs. Vernon Swartz and family of iJO<"kln•Mrt. Mr, and Mrs, Cler•n·• Atherton and famUy of COiun.bUI Mrs. Walter Brown, ,and David were recent gues(s of "'r. and Mrs, Bill Thomas oi Sbaker Heights. c' ' Renee Fraley of Portsmouth spent several days wllb he r aunt and wtcle, Mr. Blld Mrs. Basil Green and children. 1965 MUSTANG Convertible .. $1795 Tuppers Plains 289 V·S engine, 4-speed, 4 new whitewall tires, radio and heater, jet black finish, wllite top. Society News 1964 CHEVY II 2-Door ·...... · $1099 194 cu. in. 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radlo, heater. Like new, white wall tires. aqua finish. .1964 DODGE 2-Door .... ·.... · $1095 270 Series, white finish: red inJerior, 6 t'!yl. engioe1 automatic trans. Radio and neater, like new whitewall hres. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN 2-Door .... $995 Vinyl interior, light green finish, good tires, radio and beater, " sharp one. 1962 OLDS 88 2-Door .......... $995 V-8, automatic ir,ns. Radio and heater, good ti~s. blue over white finlsh, sbarp, seat e<~vers, power steering and brakes, real nice. OK TRUCK TRADES 1965 FORD Pickup .. ··· ·.. ·•.. $1595 8 ft. Flareside, V8 engine, hesvy duty tires, green finish, heater, tustom eab. 1964 CHEVROLET .... -.. ·.. .. .. $2295 · 2 Ton, 84" Cab to axle, 825x20 tires, 292 cu. in. engine, cab very t l• an and solid, 12 ft. insulated van body. 1967 CHEVROLET .... ·.. ·...... $2295 Pickup. 6 cyl. engine, deluxe seat, 8000 mUes l,nd. clean ' Inside and O\.lt, heat(!r. · ly Mrs. Evelyn Brielle• Mr. and Mrs. Guy Spencer spent a few ,days In Kentueky where they visited Mammoth cave and other points of interest. 1 Mrs. Edith Betzing was • Sunday afternoon suelll of Mr. and Mrs. Clsrence Nichols. Kenneth Caldwell tolered St, Joseph Hospital In Parkersburg ftJr observation and treatment. Mr. and · Mrs. C. E. Woode bad as swiday guests her sta. ter, Mrs. Lola KDight, Akron, and Mrs. Mary Carr of Alfred Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gutbri• and Mrs. Warren Betz, Hou,, ter. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Gilbert of Athens and Mr. and Mrs. W~yne Brlcldes, local, were Sandsy guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fon Halsey and famlly,, Pic. Gary Ll1tdor and friend. Miss Sandra Walton, Reedsvllk were Swtdsy evening gilests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet. Pvt. Landon Ia ori a 30 ds~ leave bere wltli i hll parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Don Landon before going to Germllllf. , Mr. and Mrs. 'W&ylle ·Brlckle• were &mday ~ of lllr. and 1962 CHEVJtOLET .............. $199~ ,:::~";:~~~~:~ Alfred 7 20 301<) lllfated, especially good for produte bauilng. Contact dy CraJi, Syracuse, Ohio, 2110 or tm-3988. 7 8 tk . - 11158 Chevrolet i ... Im""la 2-<loor hardtop. ,--,=:::',£::' ~­ cu. !D. V-8 motor, llandsrd , ,IIOQMI, Jlllh and garage, ~. phone 992-2903 sbil'l. In good condition and ptloed If ..1L See J>nil OWUl-1 4V • ,IIW'/OZ evenings. 4lell. 718 tic 21 ~ I& ~ 0 ' close In town. DON'T pump your sluggish Ave., Pomeroy, septic tank. Get Klean-Em7 25 tfc AII Septic Tank cleaner. Landmark Fsrm Bureau. I 81., 17 ;~· 7-21-12Tc -- - SINGER PORT ABLE, in per· LARQE BuUding, Main St., Rullancl, Evelyn Rile, phone 34, SU8pehd 36, Exlintt I" jr( 1.. the heAd: s; Lang , I' I" I'" 1... 33, Hit on m<n i• Mr. and Mrs. Maarlio Swart of Columbus vacationed ly with Mr. and Mrs. William Beal and aon, Earl. Visiting with Mr, and Mrs, Weber Wood ill the home their daughter, Mr. and !,Irs. ' Virgil King, were Mr. aod Mrs. Ralph Csrl and Rodney, Mrs. Alpha Douglas and Mr. an Mrs. John Stanley, Snownlle. I Mr. and Mrs. Ken ,Lowry of Marion, Mr. G. Ellis ond Mr, and Mrs. Charles Ellis ol Harrisonville were recent of Mr. and Mrs. Charles King. Brenda Smlth has recer.tly visited her 11isters, Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Bates and Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Hatfield , m Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Dana W. Murray and son, Mrs. Ehubeth Murray visited Saturday evening wltb Basel Sbeets, ~ h~ Is a patient at Marmet Ho•~itol, Marmet, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil King and family attended a hymn sing "t the United Brtthren Camp Grounds at New Haven, W. Va, Mr. and Mrs. William Murray and son were In Columbus on busineBB recently. Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Beal and famlly of Cleveland visited Mr, and Mrs. Wtuiam Beal and , Mr, and Mrs. Leroy Wyant recently, 1 25. Thought· 3l.b obligated ·e stat& I• 23, Wrinkle U, Kind 29. Stron,e; wagon• 30. Wise 8. "Cantlqqt ~ 20. An age 21. Vat 22. He(!h&w l.'OJ n and-- •' ' SEE THESE BEFORE YOU _BUY! 2'h Ton, 9 ft. dump body, 7000,'1b. fro~t axle, 2 apeed , ' from Gallipollt Clinic and I• rear axle, 825x20 tires, cheater axle, real clean unit and ready to go, I ·· pnVl"i' ur.Ro· v MO' T ' O R r:o , •, , . 1 - - · ' , "Your Chevy Dealer" OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9,ao SOS-311 E. Mtln ~ \ 1 . Improving slowly. • . ' Miss Sj;enctr was ~ Lind' ·. 1::c:s:~at!'. Mlsl Rogel' I r,tr. ~nd Mrl, HaUF!"1st 1ind Jackie of !JtglelfOOd Fla .. an;t ~tty Jean lfawk, Gl Chestel'(~r~ •Sunday lll~•:s at Mr. _,00 Mrs. Dorsel MII\Br an~ , , ~~.. · visiting -1,ere l!r. ' · 'Mr. Millard Jirobks, lley- , , I•daUghters, P.omar~Y•:Ohlo _.~4i!-'-4Jnol~!tbu~g. 'l___;,__________ ,,' , . ,~ ~ ly HAIIOLD -GRAr ·:•nr:r Wentecl ;r.lhoiiiSe,,- lbliia:Uthi;-, tarnish- ''' , ·· ~ 7 16 !2tp Social News " ,, ' -- ."!!l1 .~NNY ' ''._ ' "'\ ,, ' .. ' '',\ ' ' ' ,, ;: "'' , •''' ... .. �,,, ' -. ,, ,, . . AID LAIIWI~L CIOit to '- ' lOll . ,llOBIN ~LONI " To Buy ' ·." ; Cont•ct: \ '' ,. ' . CHARLES us~e Syrecuse, Ohio ~r Free Estimates ' ~AI!i'mlnum Awning• •Aluminum Sldl11g eAiumlnu.m Rllll,na• •Aluminum Windows & Doon eCar Ports •P•tlot · .• Bio'NIIIn llltulotlon or C•ll Coll1ct 532-6881 .ROUSH. & LYONS Elmer E. White,. 404l-i So. 4th St., Ironton. Rapmontotl,.ln This Area 20. YHn For . ' ' cQMPING TRA1LERS lloijon SI.-MIIDft, W. Yo, V. V. johnson & Son 222!:- 4th Ave., Huntington Wotch For.tho Arrlvslof • TOUR·A·I-IOME • . Llg......lvht folck.Up TRUCK CAMPER , $795.00up · .EXPERIENCED ~end Found WHEEL AUGNMENT AND BRAKE SERVICE ' 0. .. , SAlf.S & SERVIa BLAETTNARS 1e ONI OP'"II NICEST PeDI'I. .... ,CA!J, Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy DICK RAWLINGS Notice 'I - JIONDA . ... ART SANSOM Rawlings Honde Sells WY :14111 . IIIDOLIPOIIIJ,1 OHIO --- - ~---- Society Notes EVINRUDE 511• end S.rvlce Ohio Bolt onil Motor LlctiiH SCHWARZEL MARINE monograms, anteed, pay off payments, $SJ5 each, ' ;j !!Lc· ...,.. 6 29 Uc ~· ' , ,·.. - ' - . t ,, ment Plock Co. 7 24 6tc NEW POTATOES, No. I and 2, better cleaning, -to keep Charles Hilton, Portland, o. 7 rotors use B::' Lustre gleaming, carpet cleaner. electric sharnpooer $1. FREEZER SALE Furnlture. 7 14 15 ••• fl, "Very" Splciot , 1 v•1~ to divorce we have a 11167 50 .fEk a ~Ek ly :'MOt!, ~AKY, l'l.l RACfi: 'i-0(1 ltVlO 11-IE WATER! ~HI<IEIDER Al-l, AlOtVE AT LAST! u:·~ ir=-;;;~;:'~~301-c,i 194-50 I clUne sewingdoes machine. w~e.' do,.,st:etThis different :=~.t:=~ Hn-.1!,'-BDI!ng fancy stitches, makes buttonmany below ule, ed holes and darns. Want reliable person to take over payments of $6.25 per month. Phone 992-2836. 7 24 6tt . U.l Pot. 011 By MERRILL Bl.OSSER IF llOLOVOU u9ings, Ti-lE PROBLEM 'IOU WOULDN'T money maklog lnlar·l matlon: Details, - tOe starnP-1 Cannan, 350 Groveport Oliio 43ZO'I. Collfbllus, ,I _ . EVEN BolHER COY:IN6 O.Jf lb T...li:E A LOOK AT IT/ ' ·l! •. "r '\:" ., OUR l.oT Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carl aod ed or unfurnished, dollb1e lot ron visited an evening rfeentlJ on Depot St., Rutlllll!l; Phone with Mr, and Mrs. Willi•m Mur99Z-W2 or 992-3264. 7, 25 &tp ray and son, William C~rist<F I pher. { CROSSWORD FOR WRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. 42. Units o!work l6. Single untt DOWN 19. G~sp 1. Dwell 2. High,way 3. I..arge calk Conted F•y• Mlnley . Middleport for wine ~ 4. Putt~ em 1, &play 5. Storie• 6. Regre.r. 7. Mosltni title 8. Mortar~~ de Noel" composer ] 1. R.P.e.l of song · 27. ~ma.n .. lin I" ,. For Rent FUR!iJSBED Apartment, three rooms II!¢ bath, 170¥.1 berry, can . 992-2431 after p. m. 7 %1 tfc SINGLE HOUSES, 5 rooms and bath, newly decorated phone 992f267· ~ I" 742-f131. 7 25 3tc b ird 38 Disfigure I"' lot I" 5 24 tfc ==;:-;===--:--- ?Jff ~ feet condition. Zig zag oqulp- I" ped. Full price $23.61. Phone tm-2685. e 29 uc ~ ~ " ., I3D ' or ID-33U. 7 8 tfc f iiOOii !llmllbed and onfurnllbed aplrtmenta -flO -th IIIII up. Phone Row.ley ,IIIII a-d, tl~~Z-2'1'~6, after f p. ~Ill*» IQU574. r,-'/. ~ .. 10,1. ·.-. .. t ••••• ' ;" I ' J~ ) .. ~~ ~· . .~ V/A , ALFRED , ,Sen! .. ed llltlli "~C I ton truck, lang wheel bsse. bed eneiOIII!d, ln- " Tammy Swartz of Little Hock- I lng speJlt , th~ past week with A Ceyptopam Quotat1011 BVFKF JQ DVLPUF JP t'iPUio"K NAB NCJPY JP UKFLBFK K F DEC>' Q Q YLPUFK DSPQFKHLBJQO,-UFSKUF 1'Nterday'll Crypbtqnote: COMMUNISM IS \'VHERE PER~ FORMANCl!:' IS PROMISED. DP:~HX'RACY IS WHJ<iRB THfC PROMISE JS PloJRFORMF.D. - TANNJ<~ N (~ liJC'l, Kh11" iuUaea: S~·ndk~Le, 111!:J ~~=~~~~t:~·· Mr. and Mrs. Recent ,l;ests of Mr, an •l Mrs, ~~ '''Swartz were Mr, and Mfi-" 1\!pbard ·Swartz and family elf."d\oenna snd Mr, and Mrs. Vernon Swartz and family of iJO<"kln•Mrt. Mr, and Mrs, Cler•n·• Atherton and famUy of COiun.bUI Mrs. Walter Brown, ,and David were recent gues(s of "'r. and Mrs, Bill Thomas oi Sbaker Heights. c' ' Renee Fraley of Portsmouth spent several days wllb he r aunt and wtcle, Mr. Blld Mrs. Basil Green and children. 1965 MUSTANG Convertible .. $1795 Tuppers Plains 289 V·S engine, 4-speed, 4 new whitewall tires, radio and heater, jet black finish, wllite top. Society News 1964 CHEVY II 2-Door ·...... · $1099 194 cu. in. 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radlo, heater. Like new, white wall tires. aqua finish. .1964 DODGE 2-Door .... ·.... · $1095 270 Series, white finish: red inJerior, 6 t'!yl. engioe1 automatic trans. Radio and neater, like new whitewall hres. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN 2-Door .... $995 Vinyl interior, light green finish, good tires, radio and beater, " sharp one. 1962 OLDS 88 2-Door .......... $995 V-8, automatic ir,ns. Radio and heater, good ti~s. blue over white finlsh, sbarp, seat e<~vers, power steering and brakes, real nice. OK TRUCK TRADES 1965 FORD Pickup .. ··· ·.. ·•.. $1595 8 ft. Flareside, V8 engine, hesvy duty tires, green finish, heater, tustom eab. 1964 CHEVROLET .... -.. ·.. .. .. $2295 · 2 Ton, 84" Cab to axle, 825x20 tires, 292 cu. in. engine, cab very t l• an and solid, 12 ft. insulated van body. 1967 CHEVROLET .... ·.. ·...... $2295 Pickup. 6 cyl. engine, deluxe seat, 8000 mUes l,nd. clean ' Inside and O\.lt, heat(!r. · ly Mrs. Evelyn Brielle• Mr. and Mrs. Guy Spencer spent a few ,days In Kentueky where they visited Mammoth cave and other points of interest. 1 Mrs. Edith Betzing was • Sunday afternoon suelll of Mr. and Mrs. Clsrence Nichols. Kenneth Caldwell tolered St, Joseph Hospital In Parkersburg ftJr observation and treatment. Mr. and · Mrs. C. E. Woode bad as swiday guests her sta. ter, Mrs. Lola KDight, Akron, and Mrs. Mary Carr of Alfred Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gutbri• and Mrs. Warren Betz, Hou,, ter. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Gilbert of Athens and Mr. and Mrs. W~yne Brlcldes, local, were Sandsy guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fon Halsey and famlly,, Pic. Gary Ll1tdor and friend. Miss Sandra Walton, Reedsvllk were Swtdsy evening gilests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet. Pvt. Landon Ia ori a 30 ds~ leave bere wltli i hll parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Don Landon before going to Germllllf. , Mr. and Mrs. 'W&ylle ·Brlckle• were &mday ~ of lllr. and 1962 CHEVJtOLET .............. $199~ ,:::~";:~~~~:~ Alfred 7 20 301<) lllfated, especially good for produte bauilng. Contact dy CraJi, Syracuse, Ohio, 2110 or tm-3988. 7 8 tk . - 11158 Chevrolet i ... Im""la 2-<loor hardtop. ,--,=:::',£::' ~­ cu. !D. V-8 motor, llandsrd , ,IIOQMI, Jlllh and garage, ~. phone 992-2903 sbil'l. In good condition and ptloed If ..1L See J>nil OWUl-1 4V • ,IIW'/OZ evenings. 4lell. 718 tic 21 ~ I& ~ 0 ' close In town. DON'T pump your sluggish Ave., Pomeroy, septic tank. Get Klean-Em7 25 tfc AII Septic Tank cleaner. Landmark Fsrm Bureau. I 81., 17 ;~· 7-21-12Tc -- - SINGER PORT ABLE, in per· LARQE BuUding, Main St., Rullancl, Evelyn Rile, phone 34, SU8pehd 36, Exlintt I" jr( 1.. the heAd: s; Lang , I' I" I'" 1... 33, Hit on m<n i• Mr. and Mrs. Maarlio Swart of Columbus vacationed ly with Mr. and Mrs. William Beal and aon, Earl. Visiting with Mr, and Mrs, Weber Wood ill the home their daughter, Mr. and !,Irs. ' Virgil King, were Mr. aod Mrs. Ralph Csrl and Rodney, Mrs. Alpha Douglas and Mr. an Mrs. John Stanley, Snownlle. I Mr. and Mrs. Ken ,Lowry of Marion, Mr. G. Ellis ond Mr, and Mrs. Charles Ellis ol Harrisonville were recent of Mr. and Mrs. Charles King. Brenda Smlth has recer.tly visited her 11isters, Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Bates and Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Hatfield , m Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Dana W. Murray and son, Mrs. Ehubeth Murray visited Saturday evening wltb Basel Sbeets, ~ h~ Is a patient at Marmet Ho•~itol, Marmet, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil King and family attended a hymn sing "t the United Brtthren Camp Grounds at New Haven, W. Va, Mr. and Mrs. William Murray and son were In Columbus on busineBB recently. Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Beal and famlly of Cleveland visited Mr, and Mrs. Wtuiam Beal and , Mr, and Mrs. Leroy Wyant recently, 1 25. Thought· 3l.b obligated ·e stat& I• 23, Wrinkle U, Kind 29. Stron,e; wagon• 30. Wise 8. "Cantlqqt ~ 20. An age 21. Vat 22. He(!h&w l.'OJ n and-- •' ' SEE THESE BEFORE YOU _BUY! 2'h Ton, 9 ft. dump body, 7000,'1b. fro~t axle, 2 apeed , ' from Gallipollt Clinic and I• rear axle, 825x20 tires, cheater axle, real clean unit and ready to go, I ·· pnVl"i' ur.Ro· v MO' T ' O R r:o , •, , . 1 - - · ' , "Your Chevy Dealer" OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9,ao SOS-311 E. Mtln ~ \ 1 . Improving slowly. • . ' Miss Sj;enctr was ~ Lind' ·. 1::c:s:~at!'. Mlsl Rogel' I r,tr. ~nd Mrl, HaUF!"1st 1ind Jackie of !JtglelfOOd Fla .. an;t ~tty Jean lfawk, Gl Chestel'(~r~ •Sunday lll~•:s at Mr. _,00 Mrs. Dorsel MII\Br an~ , , ~~.. · visiting -1,ere l!r. ' · 'Mr. Millard Jirobks, lley- , , I•daUghters, P.omar~Y•:Ohlo _.~4i!-'-4Jnol~!tbu~g. 'l___;,__________ ,,' , . ,~ ~ ly HAIIOLD -GRAr ·:•nr:r Wentecl ;r.lhoiiiSe,,- lbliia:Uthi;-, tarnish- ''' , ·· ~ 7 16 !2tp Social News " ,, ' -- ."!!l1 .~NNY ' ''._ ' "'\ ,, ' .. ' '',\ ' ' ' ,, ;: "'' , •''' ... .. �.' ' . . I. ' ~~ . i, . . Vdl I . ...... moN D"ive ·In . ,. ~- ·~ m~ -PLUS- Stevena MEIGS THEATRE Pomony,O. TONIGHJ, J~ly V NOT OPEN r t FRIDAY ond SATURDAY July 21-29 "HOT RODS TO HILL• (Technicolor) Mimsy Farmer Laurie Mod< "FIRST TO FIGHT" <Technicolor) Chad Everett, Dea~ Jauer Marilyn Devin SNOW STAitTI AT I I'.M. . '-""""""" At DunON'S cmd ROLLER'S ' 260 COUNT 98c Sire W.~STCLOX COTTO.N BALLS ONLY ALARM CLOCKS 59c ........~On Ai.t.su- Merchi~­ 98c Sire I'RICE ONLY S9c •• i price NEW EmCtJTJVE Don B. Easley bu joined the llaff of the Columbut Ho!pital FederaUon u a d!Jtrlct erecullve. Eaaley will be ID eharge DIJtrlct IV, whkb lnoludea Ute eountla at AllleDI, Galla; IIOCS. II tng, Jackson, Lawrence, Melp, Ross, Scioto IDd Vlntoo, IC!COrdIna to an IIIIIOUncement made by Martin L. Hecht, ' ehalrman. l, I .. Straw Hats l price " ' a-udaShorts 1 off fi ' WORLD ALMANAC . MC1S ALL SUMMER SLACKS PRICED FOR QUICK CLEARANCE · VALUES TO $40.00 SALE VALUES TO $50.00 SALE VALUES TO $60.00 SALE VALUES TO $75.00 SALE Longs Shorts-Regulo..-Stouta $27.50 $37.50 $40.00 $45.00 i.J•.· IRTS, I group sport l dNM, vol. to 3.65 11le 1.95 . IRTS, I group 1port l dren, vol, to 4.50 _ 2.65 Valu11 to 6.00 Sole 3.50 lANLON SHIRTS, values to 6.00 Sol1 3.50 · IO.OON•I-Sole 6.95 ,."C:ETS, spring l fall ~eductd If• PDMA.PRESS SLACKS, 6.95 volue _ Sole 5.50 J . . .lilue, Sole 4.75 4.95 Volue, Sole 4.00 .I <oil Mlny other fine summer 1111111 reduced for quick cl11rance ~:QOWNIE-GROSS, •' • liGHT GUARD ~ABBc,J ~ l~ JULIETTE TRAVEL IRON $6.50 Value 59c S1.98 BAYER ASPIRIN SPECIALS 68c ::~E BOLD 66t SILVER DUST S7c JOY 43c qt. FOR DISHES ON~Y 7c 7lc BAA · .... All Sizes FROM •1 . . 9 MICRIN •/ Window Cleener With Ammonia , r., 5.c CANDY BARS. ·AJAX loz. PLASTIC SWIM POOlS r JERGENS S·OAP COLGATE TOOTH PASTE 59C' . $1.15 Size BATH SIZE LOTION-MILD SING AWAY WASH DAY BLUES WITH, TttESE 59~ •. EXTRA SPECIAL MAALOX 21b. 6 oz. CLEARANCE SUITS ••' ,:EXTRA, 95c - 100 COUNT SPECIAL . AD Swim Wear 'i FOAMY SHAVE CREAM HOME PERMANENT SPORT COATS c GII.L-' TTE TONI Summer Mldr11 '1/2 ""~ )l'eOCCupatlon with !!wise foreign affairs." "NEVER TO LATE" Paul Connie \ B ACK· poial 'l'buraday and without apolol)' alasbed over fl40 IDII· lion from President Johnaon'a ~.2 bllUon· reque•i Tbe c u said ehalrtriaD J. William brlJht, J).AI'IC., probably renee~ td a feellDi amonc members th•t With "our domestic c:ondl· uon· lD disarray, there Is t oo TONIGHT 111<1 FRIDAY July· ·V·U "ARABESQUE" Gregory Sophia Peck Loren Technicolor on High IUSlDNGTON - . ate Fdrelgn' Relations Commie; tee'• gr~ dissatlsfacUon wltli the foreign aid program. · : The committee, onellme best fl'ieQil of the aid prograt11, totll" ed lis badt on the current. pro. \."J ,.. UA. 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