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Ga and his M.D. Jr. Fair Activities SChedule Sebool B· · "ore, In ~ I fie was a J~ iar at~ Co viously wblle atl Academy In 1919 · Gil Dodds track t also editor of t1 yearbcok, ' 11111e ( Following gradt .lo'"' Hopkins Si cine Dr. Ciawfo\ t'• I Jniverslty li'• s·: ' ' (l ,, Universi~ in 11153$. · was luak!l' i d in surgery H ol'of Olllo ' . .. ' ' '. .' , . ~·- . . .. '' , ' . . ... ;,-_1 " • •• ' \' 1 . A '' ' '• J tt! I\ ~ I ' I ' J 'J ( ; ) 1 SPRA J MH-3 On Tobac . I • REG. PRIC SPEC PRI¢ THRL' AUG : 1 .. ,.... ... • '( . . .- ' ·' ... ' . ,..• 1. ,. .. _ ,.. _..,_....}_ ...... ·• -~·- ' . ' / · ' ' I•.,, . ..' IitJ. ' ~ '1. : WEDNESDAY;- AUGUST 16th 8:00 A.M.-Po~ltry Judglng-Optn Clau. . 9:00 A.M.-Judging Junior Falr·BMf and Showman•lllp Followed by Shtep1111d Swine 9:00 A.M.-Fooill Interview IO;Oo A.M.-Judging BHf Cettle- Open Cla11 10:00 A.M. to 4:j)O P.M.--Kiddios Day- All Rlile1 10c 10:1)0 A.M.--conftrmatl~n Show- HorHot oncl Ponlea · 11 :00 A.M.-Junior: Fair- Poultry and RabbittShownutn1hlp and Judging. I :00 P.M.-Hone Show , . 1:00 P.M.-.Iudglng.flowerShow . I :30 P.M.-J~ng ShHp an.d Swlllo Open Class 2:00 P.M.-Junior Fair - Nutrition Contllt and Food . O.monllrotianl u 1chedultd 7:00 P.M.-'Skydivlng Attraction 0 7:30 P.M.-Hone Pulling Conlllt 10:00 P.M.-FINWDI'Ics . Ed~tj H1· 1 .:.s , 'i- , t time dii'eetor .' ' ' "' captured. 'rhe Navy planes bit rail bombs lrigsered PI aplo$1on at · 500 feetln diameter, pilots aald. war fuel and ammllllltion dllntpS,j Blip lllllllp • bridges and a mlsslle 'l'hl u.s. pllotl altP deslloyed 'llllhlnaevenmllesof two le8l'cllJIC\If the U.S. spokesen were usln& to track For@ flghter bombers, Thundereblel b'omom Thalland struelt a major , duriJic the lllglit raldJDa Mounltlon depot til miles day. •· of Hanoi, a third of tbe 1111 Macltlnet 'from the of China. The Amcoi'IC&D'bolllberulmed FAIR SCHEDULE -......:...-.-. M - -~ Dr. D. and ~ pl!ysiclan graduateci· ID Academy and l • < t·~o ·; · W~N <lir,~)-U.S. · BSZ but a spokesman disclosed ·the :MOICOll' '·1!!'1'1\1 . reporq llllld 1CcmunUnlst lroO!i ~ bombets returne4, to the DemtU· Iloss of. ~ 'IS J!llillon Vil!llante hundreds of roan, WO)Ilon and iltons, bunMra md a.aem!!lt tor<..t . zone (llMZJ today for :jet ,p!io14 reconnaiSsance plane children kUied in Monday's iaress; .~· ' ihe · ll't\\e 'In tht'ee· days iand jts two men "ftW photogra·l ralduu llBt!ol bridge. . [ U:S. spokesmen satst' ' tbj! •d i N9i'lh Vletnamese l p~ .~mase done~ raids 1~[ Wlille rain oqualltl blanketedJunarmed rmmalssinc!il piW tlt~t. have. Wiic:technile~ tritm the .bqtcljr . ,much of !Jorth VIetnam the blJljWa~ ·shot dJiwn Sunday Wllll!t ~ i!; S, lllarin• The. .~let ·Ulilon ha( den· 'eight-enS!fte 115%8 llln!ci three f4>1ns low under tM elolldl ~ Of lite "!ne. • · cu~. the ralds as a'dangeroua [Umes ~Y In the aoui\Iern hall a cloR look at tha damage done no w.OJ'!I' today of ,escalation of the war but Re4 •of the lllx-mile wide zone. The)' . to a bridge by American bombs. llr strikes alorig! Cl!ina, · causttt up In politlcalibtt artillery, antl-alr,craft BUd [Tlhe two man ,crew was It sled · of , }!!~:cb~;...: ~~: .h~ 11111 ..':.".":~·'automatic w!~~ -~!~·-·~llfl as m1salng and feared dead or ,. ' . ' .J.P' ;-..,~ ~ .. " AUG. 8 1h7 trouble at ' ., . ·n. tween P:'ittst>urgbi water interrupte. steamer trav.el ~ August of 1917' v bon. , .' . : I ~ 1 the · . 'l'hl· · · .UWJy ~ leasj; j)ai1ly JolqJaon'l lllow bla �.. ' 1.. ' •" • l . • '' '· ' .. '' ' ~ ,>:\~ . . ~ "' , -JnEket& /?~ I t I ''l' ' c \ I "' .• ':· '' '" -I j ' ·lR''.( ' 1 ••• ' SIIIVUIO ~1101 ·CDUNTY•SINCI lUI .. DO. . . ' . -~· Agi~q !' ' •' •' �.. ' 1.. ' •" • l . • '' '· ' .. '' ' ~ ,>:\~ . . ~ "' , -JnEket& /?~ I t I ''l' ' c \ I "' .• ':· '' '" -I j ' ·lR''.( ' 1 ••• ' SIIIVUIO ~1101 ·CDUNTY•SINCI lUI .. DO. . . ' . -~· Agi~q !' ' •' •' �,, • • rI · .f~fi,mf!nt, Events ~lib~~~.- ~~~W~~~~ ,........ ~ .. ~ .. ··~ NJlJ~ PoSt.·:Goes .To.-Rio.: WGradoat~ 1ncl lqqg-tet_ill lil .melnJn&. 1 lt amounts to a Federal act TUESDAY, . '1111, first a( . lhe$!f :oeamlft ol faith ·in the Negro member.• W!bNES~Y, Simply ·l hlilllla ele&rly wtile otlbe arinecl forr,ei~llbe iHU~DAY ·. . put the Negro ~see Into lull- od State•. And It lllioli!IIB to MD. FRII».Y . . parUc:lpallon In 'those mm. great deal more thali . this. It iHE KIDS 'on racial 10 ea1tit and· io}'1!'Y forces 'f<lr !Iii!. msllltenanee tends to draw representatives Tl-li Fim to brtng a_ deeply of publlt.. o~ which clearly o1 the Negro minority cloeer ferson AvP.II~e. hai rest · I!Jl~•{l note In a t•me of imay have to be called upon mto the national conilllunlty, and aecepted .a call to~~"" lwlten and 'i$ ,1be local clvD Po-i whereas lll truth tile thrust of mer, Alabama? ' · ·~~~~~,us~ually say that tile lice authority may find ttoelflthe more doctrinaire llbaral ·~ The R~v.Dt~t~;ha•-~~ •I of some cumml• :unable to cope with m a j o r proach to this lad affair has ' Fast Pl'ogl'fst''-.' ' I lion or other to "look n I o rlolina. · , •been to isolate that minority • ' a•.:hars,b an~ Jtasty public prob- The point, of course, Is tbat !rom that community. Mongolia'; leap, Into mOdern . ~ ~~- ~ ~ tern Is only a means to brush whenever and wherever the use . The commission is saying , I~E~ It under the most convenient uf mllitary force may become : that Negroes are just people, ·f.N-1 ~~!i;J;t.... ~ e~pr.,s to the juke box, been acromplishee In •va!lsble rug. And, for I h a I tragically necesslll'jl against Ne- with obligations as well as more than 40 years, matter. tlle cynics are often IU'OI'S, the more qualified Ne· ,rights. The ultra • liberal and because its leaders qni(e right. . · Igroes to be found within t h e '.purely reformist mentality, to . the vnlue of ntayintr , Not so this time, however: ,•·anks for law and order the the oontrary, has unlntentlonChina and the 01 ; ~"'d for this exception the coun- better It will be for tile social a!ly built up the notion thai against the othe:;r. llet i "ti;o has reason to be thankful. land emotional health of this na- :the Negroes form not only . a· Chinese laborers ·worked· to ! F,>r thts bncly ,of men, beaded tlun. This, parenthetically, has special monolith but a monolith build up her irr!gat!onn ~::::11 : b~ Gov. Otto Kerner of Dllnois tong been recognized here In that must be seen as a problem, and many of her new b ! " 'lhd numbering in its member- the nation's captlsl whm Ne- wtlh capita! P. Quite rightly, Soviet aid to Mongolia Is. ! !hlp one of the best and most groes are numerous In the Met- American Negroes by and large! to be the highest per :... responsible for the Adv~ l predominantly Negro city. wish to be seen not as a prob- ! , than to any other country. And I FLOWERS ARE i ment of Colored People. hu got I .Th• second of the realities Iem, something separate, apart Ute Mon~ols have profited to ' . THE MOST : off to a start of splendtd com- Iaccepted and acted upon by the •nd largely unknowable but ontune of textile mills, a rallrnad'll ~ mon sense. Presidential commission is a !y for what they · are: simply ! and a 9teep rise In education. APPRECIATED : ]I! initial recommendation to more subtle and. in the end, a Americans who happen to be Her literacy rate tOday is said CIFT OF ALL! : th• President, for an linmedi- l.rar more important thing. In dsrk in color. • , , to be 80 per cent. . ott and a substantial increase 'hort, the commission, as ft The Problem theory Is- and I By PmL NEWSOI\l. · I Chairman Mao Tse-tung nor his Manchus of China and was ; But the Mongols r.mained SURPRfSE HER in the nul1)ber of Negroes ln jmatter. of fundamental policy, 'ha> always been- a weli-mo- : UPJ Foreign News Analyst "group of bankrupts ... have ruled by them for more than I su~picious of Chinese intent. WITll. A the A~y National Guard and ts moving to g!ve . responsible ' tivated b~t . also an unconsious- : . On a recent morning, Mon~o- . any ide~ of the norms of human 200 years ur.til Ute alldlc~tion mi Chinese torll!re machines ~ill .IJ.f.A.UTlFllL Ail Natwnal Guard, Is at onee Negroes a contmumg role tn ly patromzmg attitude adopted ban farmer Surrven eme!'ll<d morals. the last Manchu m the in display in IJian .Bator remind right and just in itself and a tlli• national crisis that is com- •bv white men whose knowledge 1from the canvas and felt- Thus did Red C!lina withdraw , revohi.tlon ~~ 1911. · them of the vea~ of I BWOMINC ~opeful omen for the fulllre-l mensurate with their status as ",[ Ntgroes as people is entire- 1covered yurt which is his horne !arth~r into her sh•ll of ! Czarist Russia recognized tt : rute.·Jn !964. Mon~lla ·1 . PLA.N'f . For the commission'• concJu. 1men and that concedei to them !iy theoretical and who actually I~ learn !~om hiS trans19tor ra- ISolation and add one more . as an autonomous <tate and 16000 Chinese , . ' ' 1 ;00 heN demonstrates . a aen- lnot merely their privileges .as .\Jmd to assu?'e that the entire dto that hiS country ha~ become ' country to th~se t~at I• has Communist Mongolia beca~e , grounds of. Ch!ne;e oitive awareness of two great Imembers of a seekmg mmor~ty 'Negro race 11, 8 kmd pl. giant another of Red Chma s neigh· allenat~d, wh~ch amon~ her I the f~st of the Sov1et U01on s : In Mongolia's Internal allal!'ll. r.alities, one immediate and Ibut also their duties as use!ul 1"orial workers cttallenge, , bors to come under savage 1mrned1Rte ne~ghhors already I~at~l!ltes. In the ~rrPnt q_uarrel l .on the other .· hwd; the practical and .the other deep citiZens"'' the United States. land nothing more. · attack by Pokmg Radio. mcluded Nepal, lnd1s . P.urma ,, 11 ts the only Asmn nation to , Russians have weloomed her as -59 N. 2nd Ava. _ ·- _ .. • . ------- --~ --· With typical restraint. Pekino, · and Thailand, be•ldes, of declare itself openly on the side · a 1 500-rnile-long buf~~f:•:~r ,be::~~~ MIDDLF.PORT 4-.Daily ~entinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Aug. 15. 1967 declared that more thun _100.000 course, . the . Soviet Union. of the Russians. . .! China and ~~ which 99tSS60 . -.;;;;._;;c-:---:- . - - persons had massed ouiSJde thr•. Natmnallst Chma on Formosa. ThiS IS the land of GonghiS : th-he~:ll)~~!.~~~~ )'Aongolian embassy to protest Portu!!uese Maco and BritJsh Khan whose hordes' conquered . ::: ; __.~.,.._~!!! By Wa)'lt G: llrallllstadt, M.D. "{he Mongolian revtSioni•t loed· ' Hong ~Kon~ . Asia and Europe as far as the I ' ershlp clique. this running dog Talw• Little · Danijbe. Within its confines Is ,. Good rare of yonr baby I len· of the American imp<'rialists It dm.sn't take much to : the vast Gobi.De<rrt, •ai~Jp be dor •ktn helps to prevent rash· ,1 I and Ru.,ianrrvisionists.:• arouse the n•rvous ragr of REd , the oldest land on this plWJet. es. Mother•, oft~n contrtbute to Not Iarkmg m theJr own , China these dav< and t~e or~gm I It al' o ts within that the1r baby s 81~ t,.ubllil by talent for invertive. the Mongo- ' of this one is not entiroly dear, , perimeter which Includes most! putting t~ ma_ny clothes on lians replied from their capital ! but presumably it arose over an , of Asia that the .J;hinese believe h1m, espectally ID warm :weath~ I at Ulan Bator IRed Hrro) with I insult to Mao Tse-tuP:(s pirture.l to have been taken from them l or. ln your destre to prot~t .. ~ a stifl note of proto' I whi.chI Mongolia, or more properly unjustly ""d to which they say[ your baby from;, drafts, don t , , ,· _ ' said that neither Red Chinese I Outer Mongolia, fell lo the 1hey intend to return. . forget that be neecb some Ctr· ..,;: culatlon ol air sroond his skin. Also • room that is 1 little · roo! is •!Jetter for both his skin end his g~neral metabo!iam I than a room that lo too warm. I , '. "I , ' •' ' <f , ' • ' • ' I ' ' ' ' ,"] 1 • 1 I 1 i 1 ' Foreign News commentary ' ' Locutfft, I pek"Ing·AI"lenal es. An. 0 ·ther As"Ian Neig• hbor ·, I ' • I ' HELEN HELP US! Evans Farms Joppa Helen Bottel·- - Have Record Society Notes 1st Quarter 1 :Dudley's ,· . s Doetor ays •'• Red 1 1 ' J·, I r There will be 1 revival at the Joppa Methodist Ch\II'C~ beglllning Thursday, August 17. I e HIGHLIGHTS FOR ··~ ' WEDNESDAY, AUGUsT 16 1:00PM-;; Horse Show ...,"~\ 7:00 PM-~,kydiving Ev,,n,t~ ., 7:30 PM.:.:HorsePulling_'· if Contest .:i.r. r· ' 10:00 PM- Fireworks . .. ',. 1 lBERRrs WORLO • 1 I t : .{'< I , SOJtiETBfNfl··· · ,. I . ·NR II Oon 't dre~~ EVERY80BY1 ' your baby in non- porous clothing with t i g h t 1 rl,tir bands. During his nap pot a knitttd soscker over his I ~lapt•r rather t h a n rubber pants. This will take up exces• ., 1 I tnri~tnrf' and still allow air to / reerh his sl<in. If you use a r· ~ 1 rtpnroul( shW~t nr m::Jitr~ss ' i ' alwayg place an absor· herl quiliPd pad beneath this 11rd lhP bahy ;o soa up exces· : ("(wPr, 1 m :t mtllll!Ure . .., 1 ThP chief means of prevenf· m~ 'km problems Is to keep p ur baby 's skin cJ,an. If you ,., joy P,lvl)jg , him "his bath he will li'O~ ~e nse your enjoyment and forward to it, espeeia\1\' if 1 '"Fraid I can't moie tlte meetin' this Henin' •• :· CONVERSION HEATING School Board h• has certain toys Jte C110 plav ' I .. Tbo Almlllllc ~ith ,onlY it that 11r6e. ./ ' , By United Pre11 lateraatlonal Wbetlier you sponge or tub , TOday . ia Tuesday, Aug. I&; ypur baby, get everything you tee 227th day of 1967 with 138 to will' need within easy reacb be''f0 11 ow. fore your start the bath. If. aft· I The moon is between the first or you have started, you find and full stage. ' l)}at you haqe forgotten some-1 I" The morning star iS Saturn. ~g, toke ths baby ':j\fh you. PT PLEASAN'T - Th• Mas- The ,evening star I~ Jdars. It fB unsafe to leave h1m alone : 00 Countv Board of Educallon Born on this day in 1887 was in t~e bath for evan I lew sec- 1was dismissed as a defendant · American novelist Edna Ferber. onds\ '· ' in the civil action of Arthelia On this day in history : Use ' cornstarch ball ba•.h Harmon .. Administratrix of the In 1914, the All)"rican vessel powd;r in tile foldo of your estate of F.arl Josl'llh Harmon, ",\neon" passed from the baby s skin . alter you drY 1~ec•osrd , vs: 'John Charles Hv- Atlantic to lite Pacific and the hmt Tins will help to keep er Kiwanis Club City of Point Panama Can~! was officially thE skin dry. It is more absm-- ~ Pieosnntand,!Jte,Board of Edu· 'opened. ' hen! _than talcum P,Owder smt cation. rn 1935, comedian Wiii Rogel'll doesn t form bead1' ,In the sm and aviator Wiley Post folds. Don't si)Je the powder Oth~r achons rllsml••ed by ikilled when their plane crashed "" him directly but pour or the Clrrlllt <!our! werr the ac- , AI •II• 1 sprinkle It on your hand then I Uon of Wavne E. Kincaid. ~ar· mJn ~~: the 1J It~ slates apply It gently so he won 't in· Id1an of Mtchael E. Kmca1d, a, d·• · P ni • I he . A W M Kl •v and l"" ""war11 me gas ra1o ng. "" • I dust. m•nor. vs. · ·t• c nn,. . Jn 1116&, the 131-year-old' New Proper launderiry& of y our J<l'n Malezew,kl.. The act•otn IYork Herald Tribune went out baby's clothes Is ilnportant in has been compromiSed and se · b . · , tied 'of UsllleSS. the prevention of skin lrrita-1 · ' , I lions .. Diapers should b• treat- ! George B. McCbntnch, guar- ' A thought for the day•d wJ!h an antiseptic r i n s e Idian or Ronald M<£11ntocll. vs. F h IIIII A tol p Never use borl~ acid for thi; 1Frederick R. Emmett, has als•J • rene ldno~~H n nltea ede hlran~ purpose The rinse will pre · been settled out of court a n ri 1oneeb~ : e a rltho 1mse ' ,. d . .. on rongamanw u vent the formation of ammonia Ism"'""· ·~ · dl • d thl ·retenslotll in diape" up to 15 houro after Doris Marie Carrnlroael was re1J1• Ire · an • I" Ch tse s 1 very preju. f d they become soiled. lf you "·'" granted a Jvbrce rom ar- !dire " ' a diaper servlc.. choose one lea William Carmichael and · Ill at offers this kind of added I granted custody of their infant protection. 1child. MANY WA'fF1RAVS On warm bright days e~ • ~ your baby to the IUD but pro.l ASK TO WED Canadu _3.84 .~jot. s quITe teet his face and limit the ex- 1 PT. PLEAS.~NT Five coo- ,mtles con1a1~ s ni~Jor portiOn po•ure to two milllltes 00 the , pies have made applications : nf the world s fresfl.jlitet,. , first day. After that yoo can I lor marriage licenses In t h e cording to recent research. Increase tbe OlpOSJlre but tber• ' office of the county clerk. ol.her country hat ao ma~y fs nothin~ to be gained by ex: Applying wel'f Gary Moore land waterways. tending the sun bath to more' Crabtree, 2!, Kenova, and Bonlb&n .10 or 12 minutes 1 day. nie Marlene Blake, 18, West Columbia; F.rvin Robart Thwm- 11 JNDUCI'EES REPORT as, 20, Pl. Pleasant. and ilnr>- 11 PT. .J?LE.\SANT _ Inductees nie Elaine Barket, It, South. ., .from Mallon Cllllllly reporting side; Lar'ry Earle Bradley,, 19, . OUII. SALI! ON at ,oWlland, Ky., Monday Qlllm' Villa lfills, Ky .. and Ed r. I SUMMIII SHOES jog lor armed ~nice .II'!!·I y Jane WaUL!~ It, Southside; Da· CONTINUES ~re: Harry J. Smith, Thomas vid Franklm M~hlr, 24, Le~- P.djvards. John 0. Matheny, tart, and Mal')! Elizabeth ScarTH'E· SHOE ' '!'Jmothy Qlump, vilhlnleer and barry, 21, Pt. "leatanl; Donald J~ AlvlePa., Watson, Dingmans ~lettibnzel ~ , ' Jr ·• ry, and 23, Held! Chenc-hwa ~!!!!.::;::::!;!!!!J! 0, Is Dismissed AsDetendant ::.:.!!:...---1 I' .· '~ ' • .. ,i leverage Con•ert your old-fashioned heat· ing 1yst!m to Aomeless el~ectric . Choose from S type-s of equip· Glasses l'lllent• .Coa use uisting diiCiwork . No structural changes. Installation ..-:,.,-==:-I quic~ e01y. free estimate. Order cleo-.er, wor.,.y-free electric heat ito• Ieddy Kilowatt Rec:om· !-""-""' 1 - - - · l • ....rod Deal..-. Or MOi coopG41 below. I 1 , • 1 I All _ lncre~i bean' lt STOP IN 1HE SHOE BOX ··ox . · ' LJu, •· llirt&miAo li'OITJ, Pa. j • ··' 1 ! I 11." i. 1 I '1, •, �,, • • rI · .f~fi,mf!nt, Events ~lib~~~.- ~~~W~~~~ ,........ ~ .. ~ .. ··~ NJlJ~ PoSt.·:Goes .To.-Rio.: WGradoat~ 1ncl lqqg-tet_ill lil .melnJn&. 1 lt amounts to a Federal act TUESDAY, . '1111, first a( . lhe$!f :oeamlft ol faith ·in the Negro member.• W!bNES~Y, Simply ·l hlilllla ele&rly wtile otlbe arinecl forr,ei~llbe iHU~DAY ·. . put the Negro ~see Into lull- od State•. And It lllioli!IIB to MD. FRII».Y . . parUc:lpallon In 'those mm. great deal more thali . this. It iHE KIDS 'on racial 10 ea1tit and· io}'1!'Y forces 'f<lr !Iii!. msllltenanee tends to draw representatives Tl-li Fim to brtng a_ deeply of publlt.. o~ which clearly o1 the Negro minority cloeer ferson AvP.II~e. hai rest · I!Jl~•{l note In a t•me of imay have to be called upon mto the national conilllunlty, and aecepted .a call to~~"" lwlten and 'i$ ,1be local clvD Po-i whereas lll truth tile thrust of mer, Alabama? ' · ·~~~~~,us~ually say that tile lice authority may find ttoelflthe more doctrinaire llbaral ·~ The R~v.Dt~t~;ha•-~~ •I of some cumml• :unable to cope with m a j o r proach to this lad affair has ' Fast Pl'ogl'fst''-.' ' I lion or other to "look n I o rlolina. · , •been to isolate that minority • ' a•.:hars,b an~ Jtasty public prob- The point, of course, Is tbat !rom that community. Mongolia'; leap, Into mOdern . ~ ~~- ~ ~ tern Is only a means to brush whenever and wherever the use . The commission is saying , I~E~ It under the most convenient uf mllitary force may become : that Negroes are just people, ·f.N-1 ~~!i;J;t.... ~ e~pr.,s to the juke box, been acromplishee In •va!lsble rug. And, for I h a I tragically necesslll'jl against Ne- with obligations as well as more than 40 years, matter. tlle cynics are often IU'OI'S, the more qualified Ne· ,rights. The ultra • liberal and because its leaders qni(e right. . · Igroes to be found within t h e '.purely reformist mentality, to . the vnlue of ntayintr , Not so this time, however: ,•·anks for law and order the the oontrary, has unlntentlonChina and the 01 ; ~"'d for this exception the coun- better It will be for tile social a!ly built up the notion thai against the othe:;r. llet i "ti;o has reason to be thankful. land emotional health of this na- :the Negroes form not only . a· Chinese laborers ·worked· to ! F,>r thts bncly ,of men, beaded tlun. This, parenthetically, has special monolith but a monolith build up her irr!gat!onn ~::::11 : b~ Gov. Otto Kerner of Dllnois tong been recognized here In that must be seen as a problem, and many of her new b ! " 'lhd numbering in its member- the nation's captlsl whm Ne- wtlh capita! P. Quite rightly, Soviet aid to Mongolia Is. ! !hlp one of the best and most groes are numerous In the Met- American Negroes by and large! to be the highest per :... responsible for the Adv~ l predominantly Negro city. wish to be seen not as a prob- ! , than to any other country. And I FLOWERS ARE i ment of Colored People. hu got I .Th• second of the realities Iem, something separate, apart Ute Mon~ols have profited to ' . THE MOST : off to a start of splendtd com- Iaccepted and acted upon by the •nd largely unknowable but ontune of textile mills, a rallrnad'll ~ mon sense. Presidential commission is a !y for what they · are: simply ! and a 9teep rise In education. APPRECIATED : ]I! initial recommendation to more subtle and. in the end, a Americans who happen to be Her literacy rate tOday is said CIFT OF ALL! : th• President, for an linmedi- l.rar more important thing. In dsrk in color. • , , to be 80 per cent. . ott and a substantial increase 'hort, the commission, as ft The Problem theory Is- and I By PmL NEWSOI\l. · I Chairman Mao Tse-tung nor his Manchus of China and was ; But the Mongols r.mained SURPRfSE HER in the nul1)ber of Negroes ln jmatter. of fundamental policy, 'ha> always been- a weli-mo- : UPJ Foreign News Analyst "group of bankrupts ... have ruled by them for more than I su~picious of Chinese intent. WITll. A the A~y National Guard and ts moving to g!ve . responsible ' tivated b~t . also an unconsious- : . On a recent morning, Mon~o- . any ide~ of the norms of human 200 years ur.til Ute alldlc~tion mi Chinese torll!re machines ~ill .IJ.f.A.UTlFllL Ail Natwnal Guard, Is at onee Negroes a contmumg role tn ly patromzmg attitude adopted ban farmer Surrven eme!'ll<d morals. the last Manchu m the in display in IJian .Bator remind right and just in itself and a tlli• national crisis that is com- •bv white men whose knowledge 1from the canvas and felt- Thus did Red C!lina withdraw , revohi.tlon ~~ 1911. · them of the vea~ of I BWOMINC ~opeful omen for the fulllre-l mensurate with their status as ",[ Ntgroes as people is entire- 1covered yurt which is his horne !arth~r into her sh•ll of ! Czarist Russia recognized tt : rute.·Jn !964. Mon~lla ·1 . PLA.N'f . For the commission'• concJu. 1men and that concedei to them !iy theoretical and who actually I~ learn !~om hiS trans19tor ra- ISolation and add one more . as an autonomous <tate and 16000 Chinese , . ' ' 1 ;00 heN demonstrates . a aen- lnot merely their privileges .as .\Jmd to assu?'e that the entire dto that hiS country ha~ become ' country to th~se t~at I• has Communist Mongolia beca~e , grounds of. Ch!ne;e oitive awareness of two great Imembers of a seekmg mmor~ty 'Negro race 11, 8 kmd pl. giant another of Red Chma s neigh· allenat~d, wh~ch amon~ her I the f~st of the Sov1et U01on s : In Mongolia's Internal allal!'ll. r.alities, one immediate and Ibut also their duties as use!ul 1"orial workers cttallenge, , bors to come under savage 1mrned1Rte ne~ghhors already I~at~l!ltes. In the ~rrPnt q_uarrel l .on the other .· hwd; the practical and .the other deep citiZens"'' the United States. land nothing more. · attack by Pokmg Radio. mcluded Nepal, lnd1s . P.urma ,, 11 ts the only Asmn nation to , Russians have weloomed her as -59 N. 2nd Ava. _ ·- _ .. • . ------- --~ --· With typical restraint. Pekino, · and Thailand, be•ldes, of declare itself openly on the side · a 1 500-rnile-long buf~~f:•:~r ,be::~~~ MIDDLF.PORT 4-.Daily ~entinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Aug. 15. 1967 declared that more thun _100.000 course, . the . Soviet Union. of the Russians. . .! China and ~~ which 99tSS60 . -.;;;;._;;c-:---:- . - - persons had massed ouiSJde thr•. Natmnallst Chma on Formosa. ThiS IS the land of GonghiS : th-he~:ll)~~!.~~~~ )'Aongolian embassy to protest Portu!!uese Maco and BritJsh Khan whose hordes' conquered . ::: ; __.~.,.._~!!! By Wa)'lt G: llrallllstadt, M.D. "{he Mongolian revtSioni•t loed· ' Hong ~Kon~ . Asia and Europe as far as the I ' ershlp clique. this running dog Talw• Little · Danijbe. Within its confines Is ,. Good rare of yonr baby I len· of the American imp<'rialists It dm.sn't take much to : the vast Gobi.De<rrt, •ai~Jp be dor •ktn helps to prevent rash· ,1 I and Ru.,ianrrvisionists.:• arouse the n•rvous ragr of REd , the oldest land on this plWJet. es. Mother•, oft~n contrtbute to Not Iarkmg m theJr own , China these dav< and t~e or~gm I It al' o ts within that the1r baby s 81~ t,.ubllil by talent for invertive. the Mongo- ' of this one is not entiroly dear, , perimeter which Includes most! putting t~ ma_ny clothes on lians replied from their capital ! but presumably it arose over an , of Asia that the .J;hinese believe h1m, espectally ID warm :weath~ I at Ulan Bator IRed Hrro) with I insult to Mao Tse-tuP:(s pirture.l to have been taken from them l or. ln your destre to prot~t .. ~ a stifl note of proto' I whi.chI Mongolia, or more properly unjustly ""d to which they say[ your baby from;, drafts, don t , , ,· _ ' said that neither Red Chinese I Outer Mongolia, fell lo the 1hey intend to return. . forget that be neecb some Ctr· ..,;: culatlon ol air sroond his skin. Also • room that is 1 little · roo! is •!Jetter for both his skin end his g~neral metabo!iam I than a room that lo too warm. I , '. "I , ' •' ' <f , ' • ' • ' I ' ' ' ' ,"] 1 • 1 I 1 i 1 ' Foreign News commentary ' ' Locutfft, I pek"Ing·AI"lenal es. An. 0 ·ther As"Ian Neig• hbor ·, I ' • I ' HELEN HELP US! Evans Farms Joppa Helen Bottel·- - Have Record Society Notes 1st Quarter 1 :Dudley's ,· . s Doetor ays •'• Red 1 1 ' J·, I r There will be 1 revival at the Joppa Methodist Ch\II'C~ beglllning Thursday, August 17. I e HIGHLIGHTS FOR ··~ ' WEDNESDAY, AUGUsT 16 1:00PM-;; Horse Show ...,"~\ 7:00 PM-~,kydiving Ev,,n,t~ ., 7:30 PM.:.:HorsePulling_'· if Contest .:i.r. r· ' 10:00 PM- Fireworks . .. ',. 1 lBERRrs WORLO • 1 I t : .{'< I , SOJtiETBfNfl··· · ,. I . ·NR II Oon 't dre~~ EVERY80BY1 ' your baby in non- porous clothing with t i g h t 1 rl,tir bands. During his nap pot a knitttd soscker over his I ~lapt•r rather t h a n rubber pants. This will take up exces• ., 1 I tnri~tnrf' and still allow air to / reerh his sl<in. If you use a r· ~ 1 rtpnroul( shW~t nr m::Jitr~ss ' i ' alwayg place an absor· herl quiliPd pad beneath this 11rd lhP bahy ;o soa up exces· : ("(wPr, 1 m :t mtllll!Ure . .., 1 ThP chief means of prevenf· m~ 'km problems Is to keep p ur baby 's skin cJ,an. If you ,., joy P,lvl)jg , him "his bath he will li'O~ ~e nse your enjoyment and forward to it, espeeia\1\' if 1 '"Fraid I can't moie tlte meetin' this Henin' •• :· CONVERSION HEATING School Board h• has certain toys Jte C110 plav ' I .. Tbo Almlllllc ~ith ,onlY it that 11r6e. ./ ' , By United Pre11 lateraatlonal Wbetlier you sponge or tub , TOday . ia Tuesday, Aug. I&; ypur baby, get everything you tee 227th day of 1967 with 138 to will' need within easy reacb be''f0 11 ow. fore your start the bath. If. aft· I The moon is between the first or you have started, you find and full stage. ' l)}at you haqe forgotten some-1 I" The morning star iS Saturn. ~g, toke ths baby ':j\fh you. PT PLEASAN'T - Th• Mas- The ,evening star I~ Jdars. It fB unsafe to leave h1m alone : 00 Countv Board of Educallon Born on this day in 1887 was in t~e bath for evan I lew sec- 1was dismissed as a defendant · American novelist Edna Ferber. onds\ '· ' in the civil action of Arthelia On this day in history : Use ' cornstarch ball ba•.h Harmon .. Administratrix of the In 1914, the All)"rican vessel powd;r in tile foldo of your estate of F.arl Josl'llh Harmon, ",\neon" passed from the baby s skin . alter you drY 1~ec•osrd , vs: 'John Charles Hv- Atlantic to lite Pacific and the hmt Tins will help to keep er Kiwanis Club City of Point Panama Can~! was officially thE skin dry. It is more absm-- ~ Pieosnntand,!Jte,Board of Edu· 'opened. ' hen! _than talcum P,Owder smt cation. rn 1935, comedian Wiii Rogel'll doesn t form bead1' ,In the sm and aviator Wiley Post folds. Don't si)Je the powder Oth~r achons rllsml••ed by ikilled when their plane crashed "" him directly but pour or the Clrrlllt <!our! werr the ac- , AI •II• 1 sprinkle It on your hand then I Uon of Wavne E. Kincaid. ~ar· mJn ~~: the 1J It~ slates apply It gently so he won 't in· Id1an of Mtchael E. Kmca1d, a, d·• · P ni • I he . A W M Kl •v and l"" ""war11 me gas ra1o ng. "" • I dust. m•nor. vs. · ·t• c nn,. . Jn 1116&, the 131-year-old' New Proper launderiry& of y our J<l'n Malezew,kl.. The act•otn IYork Herald Tribune went out baby's clothes Is ilnportant in has been compromiSed and se · b . · , tied 'of UsllleSS. the prevention of skin lrrita-1 · ' , I lions .. Diapers should b• treat- ! George B. McCbntnch, guar- ' A thought for the day•d wJ!h an antiseptic r i n s e Idian or Ronald M<£11ntocll. vs. F h IIIII A tol p Never use borl~ acid for thi; 1Frederick R. Emmett, has als•J • rene ldno~~H n nltea ede hlran~ purpose The rinse will pre · been settled out of court a n ri 1oneeb~ : e a rltho 1mse ' ,. d . .. on rongamanw u vent the formation of ammonia Ism"'""· ·~ · dl • d thl ·retenslotll in diape" up to 15 houro after Doris Marie Carrnlroael was re1J1• Ire · an • I" Ch tse s 1 very preju. f d they become soiled. lf you "·'" granted a Jvbrce rom ar- !dire " ' a diaper servlc.. choose one lea William Carmichael and · Ill at offers this kind of added I granted custody of their infant protection. 1child. MANY WA'fF1RAVS On warm bright days e~ • ~ your baby to the IUD but pro.l ASK TO WED Canadu _3.84 .~jot. s quITe teet his face and limit the ex- 1 PT. PLEAS.~NT Five coo- ,mtles con1a1~ s ni~Jor portiOn po•ure to two milllltes 00 the , pies have made applications : nf the world s fresfl.jlitet,. , first day. After that yoo can I lor marriage licenses In t h e cording to recent research. Increase tbe OlpOSJlre but tber• ' office of the county clerk. ol.her country hat ao ma~y fs nothin~ to be gained by ex: Applying wel'f Gary Moore land waterways. tending the sun bath to more' Crabtree, 2!, Kenova, and Bonlb&n .10 or 12 minutes 1 day. nie Marlene Blake, 18, West Columbia; F.rvin Robart Thwm- 11 JNDUCI'EES REPORT as, 20, Pl. Pleasant. and ilnr>- 11 PT. .J?LE.\SANT _ Inductees nie Elaine Barket, It, South. ., .from Mallon Cllllllly reporting side; Lar'ry Earle Bradley,, 19, . OUII. SALI! ON at ,oWlland, Ky., Monday Qlllm' Villa lfills, Ky .. and Ed r. I SUMMIII SHOES jog lor armed ~nice .II'!!·I y Jane WaUL!~ It, Southside; Da· CONTINUES ~re: Harry J. Smith, Thomas vid Franklm M~hlr, 24, Le~- P.djvards. John 0. Matheny, tart, and Mal')! Elizabeth ScarTH'E· SHOE ' '!'Jmothy Qlump, vilhlnleer and barry, 21, Pt. "leatanl; Donald J~ AlvlePa., Watson, Dingmans ~lettibnzel ~ , ' Jr ·• ry, and 23, Held! Chenc-hwa ~!!!!.::;::::!;!!!!J! 0, Is Dismissed AsDetendant ::.:.!!:...---1 I' .· '~ ' • .. ,i leverage Con•ert your old-fashioned heat· ing 1yst!m to Aomeless el~ectric . Choose from S type-s of equip· Glasses l'lllent• .Coa use uisting diiCiwork . No structural changes. Installation ..-:,.,-==:-I quic~ e01y. free estimate. Order cleo-.er, wor.,.y-free electric heat ito• Ieddy Kilowatt Rec:om· !-""-""' 1 - - - · l • ....rod Deal..-. Or MOi coopG41 below. I 1 , • 1 I All _ lncre~i bean' lt STOP IN 1HE SHOE BOX ··ox . · ' LJu, •· llirt&miAo li'OITJ, Pa. j • ··' 1 ! I 11." i. 1 I '1, •, �I '• ·• ' I ' " ' . .. . . ' ; '' . W '' '' "!in . us1ness-. .' '. Contldl ' ~" ; eii•~te ~H~RL'I:S gSLE Syri!~UH,,Ohl' · . ' . . .(,") j 'tliiYfCE! _"'U~*•• .· ~ •v(' ..,.. . Pet l!rH ........... . elilumlnurit Awnlnp . eAiumhlum Skllne eAiumlnum Rilling• tAiumlnum Wlndliwt A Doon • C1r Ports • PatiO. ellown In lnsullllon ' or Clll Colltct 532o6811 ' . .• .HoP&,••· •. CALL . ·' ' ,. ' " · DICK IIAWioiNtl . II'-' Elmer L . White, 404~ So. 4th St.,:Ironton ..,_,.,,tlvo In Thlt Ar1120 Y01n For · · V. V. John10n & Son 222.'~ 4th A!/!1., Huntington UDIATOR ·SERVICE I . "' ' EXPERIENaD WHEEL AUGNMENT AND BRAKE SERVICE ... ART SANSOM BLAmNARS Phono f92.~143 Pomeroy HGkor JIGiplllh · Vlalnng . S-4 llld '7-1 p.m. Parenti ollly oa Malrlct·'Ward. · . .... .... THEY STlCK ME: WAY OUT HERE 11-J THE: STUPID OUTFIELD 'CAUSe THEY TI11fVK .I CA~J'T PLAY! I CA'-J'T EVEtV SEE THE '&1UPID I~FIELO FROM WP..Y OUT HEf/.E! ·- ~ .· .. ) / 0 0 . ~ " .. J • 0 ' ' \.U?IJD£R! SO'JltBDDY l'l.IRIJ€0 THE .WHOLE S11:11'1D M) · FIELD AROUIIJD! ' , _., ." ,o ' . ~- ' . -. liJt!!!~:.!":;:·':!"~...~·:;•::.::;...~L-,._...... ~-::· .--··-.. --L--·-.....,,.. fRf.Cl(l ; ., ANti M'~ FWIEI .. "·' .. •1 I , " • ' • ,• : , l �I '• ·• ' I ' " ' . .. . . ' ; '' . W '' '' "!in . us1ness-. .' '. Contldl ' ~" ; eii•~te ~H~RL'I:S gSLE Syri!~UH,,Ohl' · . ' . . .(,") j 'tliiYfCE! _"'U~*•• .· ~ •v(' ..,.. . Pet l!rH ........... . elilumlnurit Awnlnp . eAiumhlum Skllne eAiumlnum Rilling• tAiumlnum Wlndliwt A Doon • C1r Ports • PatiO. ellown In lnsullllon ' or Clll Colltct 532o6811 ' . .• .HoP&,••· •. CALL . ·' ' ,. ' " · DICK IIAWioiNtl . II'-' Elmer L . White, 404~ So. 4th St.,:Ironton ..,_,.,,tlvo In Thlt Ar1120 Y01n For · · V. V. John10n & Son 222.'~ 4th A!/!1., Huntington UDIATOR ·SERVICE I . "' ' EXPERIENaD WHEEL AUGNMENT AND BRAKE SERVICE ... ART SANSOM BLAmNARS Phono f92.~143 Pomeroy HGkor JIGiplllh · Vlalnng . S-4 llld '7-1 p.m. Parenti ollly oa Malrlct·'Ward. · . .... .... THEY STlCK ME: WAY OUT HERE 11-J THE: STUPID OUTFIELD 'CAUSe THEY TI11fVK .I CA~J'T PLAY! I CA'-J'T EVEtV SEE THE '&1UPID I~FIELO FROM WP..Y OUT HEf/.E! ·- ~ .· .. ) / 0 0 . ~ " .. J • 0 ' ' \.U?IJD£R! SO'JltBDDY l'l.IRIJ€0 THE .WHOLE S11:11'1D M) · FIELD AROUIIJD! ' , _., ." ,o ' . ~- ' . -. liJt!!!~:.!":;:·':!"~...~·:;•::.::;...~L-,._...... ~-::· .--··-.. --L--·-.....,,.. fRf.Cl(l ; ., ANti M'~ FWIEI .. "·' .. •1 I , " • ' • ,• : , l �' I '' ~ 'ii· .. ·t; : I,P!!> ' ' ;t . > \ ' ,•· ' ' i.""!'~,,~ ··""""'·J"'· .- ·g~e~:~~]J Speqker . ;· ·~-:Me€ti~ril6::::1 ·~·in A:thens. 't , ~~.;· I ·!'' "' ..... • • ~-· t ::.····):~Society >· ~ :~; ..... Events I .·. " ' , . . r, ' J: ... uye placement of ., llli'uel:1irea, lor ~~~ apil i.be estib)ishnt~~ of order' ' , .wUI ~ .~ 1 ~ , aesth~ toward(' achiev' Jr., ija\ur~ lns ,the most lljlproprtate rela· , .neaker at the · atilt tlQnshlp het'lleen man and · his of tho Ohio Asooda. envtronment Garden Clubs to be heidi Paumler•s' work nas been as ~ 22-24 on the campus .8 Jenior · planner with t b e Univet"llty at Athens. Clevela11'1 Planning Commission, Paumler Is a prinCipal of the I planning Coordinator In t h e Johnson, ohrson and· Roy, Clev~land,. Urban Renewal.IJe. ___.,.•..:.._ Ann ~ent: a!lll executive direc· Inc., Iandscapc CU.UI!Ailoll. r ' D Arbor, Mich. He reoei~ed . ~ls 10!: !If. the Central Canton e.. bachelor of science de~ee in velop!l'•ent Association ... landscape acclti~ al Ohio .~ pctesent. he ·is in the plbanStatc University and his mao- ru.,• 5 age · 1or a new ur an ter's d.,gree In )he field at Har· CGIIliDunily of 40•000 P"?P1' tn rd U . 0 It . central MonUO.al, and ts also va mv rs Y· ·preJ181'ing a master design plan His talk to Ohio· cardene!:J for lite 22 mUes of lake front ' will include · conservation of • In Chicago. land. development of land ar·l Pawnier . wiU speak at I he CY PAUMIER, JR. eas for varied uses, the senSi· W~sdsy night bsnquel. • r I " \· '. ' . ' TR.I MEIGS Tan:A D5 , Pomonr. Oc TONIG~r•. Aut~ust 15 · ELVlliPRESLEY in "EASY· «OMF, EASY GO" Elvi• Pr:i:t:~bn>cr. tor) . . .- · o..aie Marshall Colo.cortuonl: Ski N•Pf"'• ~kf:!i'~,R'\m•n ·H..,pt DoY,. (' l GIRL HAPPY F.!.VIS PRJ::SLEY PLP~ THE PAD TechnlctJll}r WEUNISDAY, THURSDAY ·ond FIID.&r Augu.t 16,17-11 "THI$ PROPERTY I! CONDEMNED" Natalie \\'ond - PLUS-''Tf!E SWINGER" Wnh Ann Margafl)l 1nd l'ony Francioao {'feehnirolorl '" ' .,. " ,1\ I ' '·' t ' ' . '· '· 81..... . ··, . .< ....' . . Judge Named F Sh at County Fair Ar I MiddleM ' --d About lor P!mda. Meigs County Fair . l.au~en -.. ID. ', ::.s~alna, ·;' e .·:lT Ky. ve::.=ltafol.llow· the meeting. Lea U .a·ve•.age New Approo.ch ' ,•.wASIDNOTON-A . . Ullion leader tutiay ;,.fd labor ~ Uoniililatlon jf ' They Got Them ·• _ ,· ~· / ~7SJ4 J•S ft lftl •· sr., Kay~:: er, Mrl. and 0. T. a!ld Parker, I dlugh!M, MII'J Kay, ' ' dette, aDd Maureen. l!ld 1es vauiban, Pomeroy: Mlsa Hennessy Is now UCl!-1 tlonlng 11 Dayllllla Beacb, .. ' FINANCE WITH US··· ' COMPARE THE COSTSI Why Ia It so many folkl take t!Jelr time selecllng a new.'tar, liut seldom look ,aiqund for the best new-ear flnanciq plan? Why ~ay_ more than necessary? H you are plannlng •o buy a new car, eome In and ·see us. We e;m save you money. Compare our monthly paY1J18Dis. Then, you'll agree that , there Isn't a better financing plan around. · Si2es: 6~ to 13 _r • • .' . ,,..;Parklnt F•t!'~• t. eu•._.,. ' ·Potfll, FGmflyu HoJioredtJt Dinner A baiiDI dinner wu held day af the borne of Mr. 1 n Mrs. VII'IICII Neue, Neue SeUlement, bo11ar1ni M.-Sit and Mrs. Wallace Powers and children. SuJ&n, Michael •1111 Richard,. who recently m.Veol to MiddlePOrt· · 011tera altendlnc were Mr. a!ld Mrs. Canon Hayeo, C!Uae; Mr. a!ld Mrs. Mu i die!. ·Susan, sandra, 1 Nlti l'omei:!IJ; loft. Mrs. N'- au'd Mr. a!ld Mrs. , and __~onn,: '• Noaae. ' j •; ' ,, . ·' '<; ,j I I ...' .. ··. / . . ' · MIJ:Atar ,...,.., D111aillllillll'an• Cerjlel'lften . I .. ' • ' UPI BY THE ., and '1188 owarded the tine 113 , _ top hOt!or In her claa. Gu~ at her #aduallon and recepljan ~ ]tlrs. T. !!"111-1 P4Jnero7: ~Mr•. H. and ~ AI, and Marv I Leaon ol J'lllsblnl, N.Y.; Robert Sr.; Mrs. ' fORLD ,. c ,; .•..t:n~.. . ~~en::' ' &Ia• ,a li"::Mlu': ' a II 1t St. JQ6eph Scboo1 Nurslnc of Parkersburg, W. VI. I• ' · e . ' •' . I ' .... ' ·, .k ,, ' ~ • ! . ' . . .. .. ' .. ' ff~gan of the attractions Feeney-Bennett were Saturday lll't!IIQbt guests of Mt. and Mrs. Floyd Weber. _ JIOMI!: PROM TRIP SUnday they attended the · ' M'l'll· 'B<m•y Mitchell has re- nual Weber reunion held at , . ' ' 'v , . .. ' . . . .. ., . . ' . ' 'II ' • m ··o·a.·.'. , 12·95 Widths: A, B, C, D, E & EEE ' a Jm.. :.~: ~~Ia~ ~=::::K'!.a:: 12.95 to 22.95 • ' bave trapped a CoJI!InUIIlll wounded. .. 1,~00 to 1,5GO. IIMII! In f!ghtjng 1further llOU!b . In· days of fighling fJn .the Qlli Nltqn, about ·285 ·mllea. coastal .areas helo1r Da· Nimtl, ·of SalSOJ), . , .· U.S. military spolinmaa. ~t,. l!:ooPJ. killed ed today. . mese in 1 Juncle Fragmentary •reports ' from whleh u,s. , the battlefield mjdway bet-. .bel~pler and Tam Ky. 3SO·mlles · ai!nt COmmunist' ·' ot. Saigqn, ssld Zl lngHor thetr Uvea, were · killed today Giant boobytrdf!. . total since· SundiY ~ In ,ano . inciileDt Ia 79. The Americans lost five lite· Da Nanc area 1,•-'-;i;;;,.. _ I' MISS • Hennessy·I tumell'11lfiiM! .aner a ViCtlllotl at al oat Park. Awrr.rded 3-year liJLa~~~sl~~~~~nd~Ex~po~·~~·----~--~ · ;;;;~;;~--~~ ~ !,' · Nurse~ Honor to st hool and later I 1 II reli!Jnlml. ~ 't : ~~~ctt;a1U:~ ~re vts~ :~, ~evti..J::~hurch. '"'rs. A complete line of Jarmans for back ~ •• \ ,. SAIGON (UPI~'froclP.I·ol the kl~!l¢ ld!iaY to ~ 'th. u.s... 10181 . Airborne .D!vjSlon •II!"'! ·Sundar to u,dead and Elberlelds·ln.~~eroy. Here's th• claoslc of them all for theamart yOWlS blan about coUesel AuthenUc, alwaya...,rre<t lliJH>n oiyling: hand-sewn mo001oln seama; upper leatber that ahlnea easily and holcla Ita shine longer. If you want to he rf8bt In llyle, litis is your abu, k ~'·• . . ·- ~ /f 1/PII Wllllf fp {!e C(lfftd (Ill tfticlllllplll I:!; ·~ . l I THE AUTHENTIC STYLE • • and L-.-:l f d To Scrrvu un 1 ' 1•• .. Tuesday "'r:' i left i .- . ' . I ALSO OPEN ALL DAY 'tHURSDAYS ~~!iJillil'"!-"!-,. "•'•• ' '· ° · ~ Open Fr.ldC!Iy N•lgLfS y•1 9 . , ~ •' ' . . one, . · · FAMiL ·: GJRCLE of Tralnlty na ·smith; IU'lited Cblll'C~ of Cbrb.l wIll smith, Janet meet Tuesday at 8. p. II'. with Thelma Miss Mary Elizabeth Chapman, .•beslnne~:• two. Dot;' !CfaJilprogram l•ader. SuSie .~wa: . be, · · mary one, Pit Wehrung, as ,Wednesday · erly Chapman: primary ' BOSWORTH COUNCIL Linda Wehrung, Sharoa . & S.M. slated all8elllbly -- Wednesday August 16 at .the JPomer•oy Masonic Temple, IU. • Master E. Smith, nquests i ali officers's and Past Masters ! Or OWS to attend. Committees w!U ba appointed and asked to serve . . 1 L.<u for the 100th Anniversary, Oc- Mrs. Gilbert Cullen of liW the Iober 14, 1967. ellp, an aCI!redlled judge '•' ; , that t,;. . 4-H at TWI'' ClTY SHRINE CLUB . lb• Oh~ Association of rt ' churcb-lihd tlle' . . the inofn. has been invited to participate IClubs, will judge both the eacb .chrrch will '' on .a . li!ke and In a parade in Belpre ThurSijay neaday and :d? :.:~ .i. , Bradbur_y Churc,b at 2 p:~··. ·awllllllllnC ~ evening. Thrse plannlng "to join ot the 1961 : . Mr. and ,Mta. Willlain 'Crln- select a slate of o~r~. :.o.. fflOS Oml the club for the event are to now in number of en· . and daugbterS,.A'IIII Johnaon elected later ~I Sept were ~a. ' trrancea year, the show advisor; Jltllncla bein sta ed at the Meigs A reunion of the Hlli'ley Am· mises to he a .blf!biight of : • on Y J1 u 1 b the welcome and Janice Debbie HealOO, Jul· g g ek was held os family was held recently ADULT CHOIR of St. Paul county fair. Entries this and Mrs. CliarleJ lead,er of aeveral 1 0 n g Hblte_r, , Lucy . -~ter, Jane ~atr thts ':rs 01 1he ' the Tar Hollow State Park Lutheran Church at If p.m. Wed- to!flted 341, while last year famllytb Th!f wtent esl(:· 8fug gave a report of ·lhe Kirr; Jllel!da Li~$~!, Jenor mem he : near Loodonderry. nesday at church. total was 289. To better to see 0 '" an son las! meeting. Lawson, Nancy . 8eD01, 1 Chester Garden he\~~ at I Mrs. James Nelson of Rutthe artistic arrangements, Mrs. Buah. Gregg Busb ~ A pcogra,.. _,, ss~llcl~e~ao=n~":Span-=~and=~V~Icld=-==·~--"i Chester grange a , ' land was elected pr.sident Thursday officials this year added . to ),(lddleport for ·' vtStt Members of the Chester Club . plans for the 1968 reunion were REVIVAL AT the J oP P a second show. With the Criner family. ·' will exhibit at the Friday show. I made. It will be held ·at t h e 1Church beginning Thursday and Oral judging by the standard Mr. aJid Mrs: John Lyons of This II The Wnk Of The ~'he schedule was discussed and : Hackle Mackie Park near Lo-1to be held each evenl~g. at 7·:W system will be uaed by Mts. 'Rnpert, w. Va. were Sunday IS arrangements were made. : gan. Following a bssket dinner p.m. The Rev. Carl Gtlltham IS Cu)len. The judging will begin guests of h fr sister, M r a. rted during the . at noon, games were conduct· the pastor. at I p.m. on bo~ days, and pro- James Faulkner, and Mrs. Eva was ur members of ' ed. Several of the famiUes remlums and nbbons mll bs ,Hartley. Mrs. Faullmet, Mts. the : . ~~coopted invita· !malned at th~ park for a week· awarded In dtree places m eacb HartleY, and, Mra•.,R lc b a r 4 . . . . th 11 end of campmg. .I of the classes. Owen 1and "diile, were re.. ti~lS : . exhl~tt; . e ower Present were Mr. and Mr a. OIJilli-GII Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis Is cent11 1n ·Cleveland to vial t :ionw wit~dt: .a!.te ':,~:;~:'~ ! Russell Riley (Mary Amos) of superin~denl Ill the llower lrdativea. They were guests of . t' G ' Columbos: Mr. and Mrs. James sbows wbtcb e~trry out the ·w · and Mrs · J• A· Bamow' the Obio ASSOCJ&Jon o1 ar· · , · hi Su 0 1 Ad will ~.... , den Clobs to be held at Athens i Ridden ~nd daug er, e, theme " ven..... M'r. and Mrs. Fred Nease, and And As Usuel W•'ll Close At ' next week. Tbe Chester club IGrove Ctly; Mt. and Mn. Ken· • Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cooper. ' Wlli . six table arrange- , neth Bell, Blll. Tom and Bren- ! Mr and Mr!. Paul Scott Noon On Thurscley This Wiek 1 for the convention lunch- Ids of New, CarliSle; Mr. and J • PosfGI've's$JOO are vacationing In PrinCeton, , !,Irs. Bud Graham, Linda. Mary Ind. wltlt Mrs. Edith Walker. 1 I . :Anne, Gary and Eric, New Car- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew SedEnroute there they visited jn And Go To The·FIIr .ft:.---;:-. Mrs. Howanl Knight, Mrs. lisle; Mt. and Mrs. Pete.Mor- :Jack of Cleveland were guests Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. . . . . -' .Karr, and Mrs. George , rone, W8)'11e and Betty Anne, Ilast week of the Rev. and Mts. to t b Sidney Russell, and sunday .,... IIFrederick were hostesses for : ~umbus; Mr. and Mrs. Char· Briall -Engel. The Sedlacks ~ A '100 contrlbutlen • :went 1o a ball came at Cincln· =.~~ STORE HOURS sack Iua Twelve mem- ' !es Amos •nd Karen, Columbus. parent&., of Mrs. Engel. i Meltls County School for Re- 1naU '"··-- and two ·.. guests, Debbi• l Mr. and Mrs. Jolin Smith !larded Children has been made I ~ and Mrs Wllllam Criner WEDNESDAY 911510 5 Sandy Wood atlended the l and Paul, New Carlisle; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Arlle .Prlce of ·by Feetle)'.Jielllletl ~t 121l,!recmrtl vaca&ned In Florida workshop. Favors were blocka 1 and Mrs. , Marton Grate a n d Llnwortb were called to Pome- jAmerican LeJion. 1 Mr. was 011 vaeallo~ of oasis for arra!l&'ments. ' lJO!IS , aeveland: Mr. and Mrs. Iroy by the recent death of his I Meeting Wedneaday night : lrord bis eniploymenl at IIQp.er-1 1 ' Now Is The Time TO!ll!t·SII•ctlng --~·-Jim Nelson. Steve and Gary ot:smor, Mts. Lawrence Carpenhall 11'!111 Albert iloullh, lal Electi'le. · .. 1 Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Ar~le lie~- Dyesville. . ' In cltarge, Mt and Mrs. William Chlldl Your School Clothes MEE'J1NG POSPONED Price and chDdren, Don and Mtl. Golda E!berleld remains I ' made ·ror a famUy · ·and !h. and ~ The August ITil'Otlng of 1 he ' Debbie of Llnworth; and Mr. ~m at her Harrisonville Road 1 to be beld In Bingham . . Twln City Shrlnettes has been i •nd Mrs. Eddie Price, Paulette, 'I home. Silt was_ at Holzer Hos- 1 legion farm on. the Wlekeml "'-~~< of Mt: !i>""P"""" !roll', 'l'lmrsdav Aug- Clllumbus. pital Thursday for · m e d I c a .1 1 RtiJJ ,Road. · Jllii:'·rii!ttllii Gln11ter and ,nst 17, duelo the Melgs ·Coun-1 Following the reunion, Mr. 1 treatment. . , Richard Pickena reported on Mr. a!ld Mrs; Johr Mayor 1 ty F•ir All members 01 ~ "' k·• and· ~rs. Grat• and sons left Mrs. Mayme Hblmes, w h • baaeball prngtam spottSOred CviUmbua I ed to ~!lend the meeting on 'I on a camping trip with other bas been a patient at Holzer by 'the Middleport, Pomeroy ~~~-~-----!'l!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!•l!!!!lllllliiB~~illl•rl '~=~:Sep~te~mber~~2l~...... Irelativeo Mr. and Pete Hospital for the past hro weeb, land Rutland Poets. It was notMOITillle left on a trip t;, Cal>~ was returned lo tlte !tome of -'that the 11168 dues ace pova. fornla; Mr. and Mrs. Gharll!!l\her daughter, Mri: IBobert Crow, ;;;'e and ~ mem.bersblp C~ , , Amos and Karen began a tour Syracuse, this morning. bsve arrtrid. Fred Kauff 1 fl thntugh tbe Smoky Mountains, .Miss Kathy lfau8hl, and WU- mains a· patient at the Lellng· · \ ,, •I . Pomeroy TONIG~T, August 15 ·I ., Reumon Held Workshop iti'Prepartition lor Fair 8 A F ., y y rrr!.t· Cl b L d• Held by Chester Gord!~ltlng ~t the~~.';~, At Tor Hollow ::o!'~:"'.!t:;.JohnZer- tri~~tltthis A worksbop In • '' ' - "1 . ' . ide~!g~ts~~'oj,:J~e . Fair · Triumph in :. ,California .' SAN FRANCISCO '<UPI)-'J'he · or pow" in the Call·. state Senate rested with · for t~ llr•t !lip' : a· decide todllf · aitd·· G oor: . Regan, a .~ rlllnt flOp savored 1 ne.vcJ!O)lllcaJ ·gunlblPs llares!\lpl ,..e..boPitiiDI . straflnl :tbe ·lle4" un1~ ' , Fint .contact wd •. . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 15, 1967 frazier hoffman norton reed rubenstahl stewart