https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/17a6a23a2ccfa1508a5014697999e376.pdf 4927f7b4c0daeacb8a200e91691e9f13 PDF Text Text .., f .M -~nsftbld ' At H6rticulture [ ,[inic ·l ... Mansfield, Will be one of the 1day. Garden Clubs, Mrs, horticulture cllnU: opeakers . at) Marlin wiD speak Qll t h e ts a graduate of O.llarce Co!- : the annual C<lliVention of the ' topic "Flowers lor the. Year Jege and Ohio State UmversUy, l ALL poi~~ Ohio Association of Garden IRound Ganio'.n." He writes atld ~d . wili receive ht'l' doctorate I ad mernbl!ti Cluhs convening for a three-day Iedits the Khigwood' Center Nol- riext Jiine. :"'1ud k a;!.f!ked session at Ohio University to· es, designs and plan9 outdOor.- f-' " ~ . ' 1ten a ~ ~~!'layu , , garden diSplay~ and flower Cha~rman of the convention ient! eqwpment und.e~.. , 'shows for the Center A gradu- · is Mrs. Robert Rl'itw>i _or. Mor- non of Cltief J~ Slnible 'J,\I~s- , tor . ate of Ohio State University rrstown, formerly ~ M1ddle}Y.lrt 1<lay and WedneSday\ ~ughst},il·· j zanne Pom~roy. 0 . wilh a BS degree in omamen- .and a member of ,he M1ddie- ' and 23 a~ the Po'\Q/'9~: Vlllafll! I Mr. . tal oorticuiture Martin is 81porl Amateur Gardeners and Hall at 7.30 p.1ll. : , TONIGHT. Augu!lt "CAPRICE" popular · speak~r lor gsrden llbe Rutland Garden Club. Mrs. MEMBERS of Me~a ,' • TOPS! .00 Mrs. (TechnJColor) clubs and has conductf'd wo•k- l Albert Pool of Manetta ".ore- We1ght No,tchers ll'e:lo mee,t : ~ the Dons Day, Richard Harris shops and ellnies gardening : side~!of the OAGC and w111 be at the Me1gs County tnllr:mary . m,,,,, 00 Colorurtoons: subjectS over ll!e qtote pres1dmg at the ronvent10n, to be weighed before leaVIng at I , Th ceremo High But Not Dry - MEIGS THEATRE . ' .I ' '' ' ·-' ·- '- ·- , .tl,,,,• \ 1 _,.. n. Nowherl But Nowhere Du(k Fevtr I sp•ak~ on !ndivldllals, a Dr- .. 1 ill be rate Warner•j!jo~rmed~e~Suodffi~'ay~n;~t~3:~~30~~~3~~~~;~~;;11 1 J'nstallation Cer.emonv.for . Rev. Simon'S W11f Be Sunday N1ght .. · · J!/1. 1 1 • • ... At D' h/H Assets, I Had 1 • - "a 1 • .. \ I 'r !~,, ,. . . • Stop in on .Elbtrfelds. . ht. Floor,. . stt1ht'Wt 1 ~~election ·of B!!ltti' l)rown ~ltwear. for little ,boys •nd llltlt girl~. You'll Rnd ·nt•!'Y• 11 I , man~. styla you'll wa~~ :to (""Y• ~ (~ltweiJr can be trllx.J'-qr ·m~~eliitJ irown to suit your t11tt - 1Altcl YI"'UFiike tM ..&... ,... ,d1 fl t, smart loolisanell' Oftg '''.wNr'••Lx ~ ' . lusttr Brown-Knitwear. del, MISS Donna Crow, ~~ r s. for a wiener roast. Mrs. wmts Mr. and . Tripp, Mrs. Loleen: Anthony and Mrs. Cl\arleA Gaul, and L e a I Ca'?iyn Ohhnger. Miss Janie Boe ~. 1 nett will be hostesses (o~ tho . sumner: i . (elila., r~rt!J,~ jf;~. do'gree · Free P~rking Facilities for Customers I Mrs. Fred Crow, Mrs. Katie 1 meeting Francis case, 01- flthe~bll~-~J:::~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Wells, ~iss . llonna Marie 1 CLOSll.rG PROGMM fill' Weber, CIIIY\011 !lf.•l'liger, o;o I Hauck, M1ss L1nda Moore, Daily Vacation Bible · Bottom; Mr. 11111 Mu. .. 1 1JennUer Lohse, Mrs. Barbara , R Paul Lutheran Churcn, KoPer, Ernest Weber, ·-·· · · 1 I Lemaster, Mrs. James Diehl, , day at 7,30 p.m. . and Mra. Roger l{ell~r. a•d Mrs. Wilson Carpenl<r. i Radney and Randy, Mr. ,,a I Another shower honoring M"s 1 M 1Jon -••·-· David I' Carpenter on her forl~-coming r~. Debb~":i..~. Pammarriage was given by Mt s s Star Route "·a Ei'"" IJanice Gibson of Lavale. Md .• l Duckworth ~I Member Foderol Deposit Insurance Corporation Vlsillng during the a!!er"JiliOn I and ~Iss Tamera Fin!aw, ear-: ' The annual Weber reuofm Mrs. r · A· s"""" •-1 end ", ,..--·--· ··· ·-~"'""""'""'""'""'""'""""""""'"""""'"""""'l~lle::r_::t~hi~S.. ~summer. • n1l Ml'll. Albert Swatzel of ?din,. • celebrating the f8th birthday P. A. Weber wu beld recently and Mri. Marlyn IJGr8an " at Royal oak Park witl! G1 relchildren, Toledo. In the . evening, a grandduatives and friends attending. w•o llv.es ln Califomlt I' . ' A buket dinner 'was aervd I~.i.;i.~~~''' at noon. Among tbose 1• to congratulate ber In~ were Mr. Weber's only gt;~odfa!ber on 'liS lilrthdsy IJio In~ sister, Mrs. !':Iizabeth Diversary. die. who is 93. Others at tho reunion w e r UHlh Mr. and Mrs. Summet'l Haught, W IJ A Kathy, Bill and Darlene Davis, and Mr. arwl Mrs. Charles PayTUUOAY, .WG. 22 ne and Suzanne of Akron; Mr. Au,ur.t 11-22 and Mrs. Wilbur Weber, "YOUII CHIATIN HIART" Geor1e HaliiU!Iln tdld K-.esrocks, Pa.; Mrs. DorIs SUJP ·Oliver · Koenig, Ricky, Mrs. Norma -PLUS- · Koenig and Kirk Chevall~r of "THI CINCINNATI KID" With Steve McQueen Tuppers Plains: Mr. and Mrs. ond Eclwar\t G. Robllllo• Norman Weber, Keith. VI d (loletrocolot) ( Well,vvii&; arr:you v,aiting for?) Ann, Long Bottom: Mr. a ' Mrs. !Joyd Koenig, Melvin, WIDNIIDAY1 THUIIDAY Marlin, and Marie, MJIIlllield, AND PIIIDAY "IICONO'PIDDLI TO A Mrt!. Donald Hawk, Nanetla, .!"IlK. GUITAR" ' Choryl. and ParoeJa of SJ>elb1. Minnie Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Koe.. W . -PLUS- · Peorl nlg, Leonard, Eugene and She"TIINAGI OOLL• Kaye Cannon ol zaaesvlu.i;. 'r~ . ' ' ' ' . ...... ' .....-,,a. ' M'' l \ ' I Annuai.Weber Fami'[yReumon • Held at Park . ': frrieuse':"'" ., '' OyOU Go · wan led to Q&sh ia on end-oi·season a'r'iDp. Wak DO loqer trau10 IIIUIUIIl Year Eoct Solo is Gil rfPliiOWI '11111 l )'OUIIJ..f- • lbo ~ Oldsmobile cl your cboice: 'Toronado, Nlaoly-J!iabl, 88, Cuda-. Visra.cruioer or F-8S. Prices .,. dowrr, ll84o--illl ue Ill'· ue simply fabulous. See your nea~at Otdsmollile Dollor today! tbe.....,. «iG OldsmulllJe ll flllll' ueuatGII'IIIIrfO"'Iioll&'lltllcr . I" ' ( ; ,. - ·'' .. . ' ' \, '"'"' ., . ' AND )'OW' Olds lloaler's !11<11111 Y<MI'U ,.,. '. ' •. ,, Yf1ll'le bad your eye on a )'OU!II- Oltlt d - . Jlol ,... •' Lee caf: No nne .' Kt!tr, Cltay, ... , ' .....' ~ THE SHOE BOX MIDOLIPOaT, 0. ,, * * 'Shoes • < ,, ' "'' . -.'· " "' ~ ,report,fd that L e on Sixth .- st:,•. through thO "tiller. ear •fl't!."k •.'car ell on Vine' ·St.. by I !Ipolis. no IG, 1\acine. R. mlnQ,f.. ~IIJII"ge ·ln. ·car. and !l'oderete Dtoive·ln Back to . loo!Jirol/!s .eollld • new revenue, .. . ' .' . 1 My Other an Understanding Banker . .m 1 and :~eigs Local 1 J Besides ceut : •' be estimated! Seek lllfiM!oa Cadi . In aO, the proposed pay lor . .. •'- » per coqioriU0111 sbutlliJg , . 1 ! m a~d lU billion in 'morrow's Another ses•ion cliniC" witi be atMrs. to- ! "Gard";ners' which carriesVacation ool theon theme lor oakJ'~j'k ·Jean The ]6:30 campp.m. at Royal for a i the Rev. · · Pink·A·Boo V. R.. Frederick Urb>na ' Green. , pi~IC. Members a':- to !like SHOW STUTS ~PM wil lk · ' ' ' therr own table servrce J I Ia on hiles. A past. State and regional awards I LADIES AUX!L!Ab ' . , · · • · 1 0 dent of th• Oh.'o A..o.,atlon for_ excolie~ce in garden club ne - Ben tt Post' ;~ F~ . WednHday end Thurtd1y James Mart1n, asslstnnt acbvitles wJ!l be presented dur. ' Y . ne . ' • m':"J • · • -'1 : " I~ , .., August 23·24 1 7 30 NOT OPEN · rector of Kingwood Center ing the. C<lllvention. Mrs. Char- ~~!'ff ~8J.~'~ ~ ies LewiS wrll accept an award FOREST ROSE Council 285 Dr. Joseph 1.. Chapman of /Baptist Church to be held ror Merg~ County at the Wed- Daughters of ilmertca, Tu petl! IGranville, executive minister 7!30 Sunday nlibl. nesday mght banquet The 1966 Plains will meet Tuesday ~ght ·of the Ohio Baptist Convention, · ·' countv·Wide Christmas liow~r LADIES AUXILIARY of th~ l wm give the urm~n · of dedlca- The .u.ew Plsto,r' wiU be pr~ , show, planned by Mrs Lew'.'· Drew Webster Post 39, .Ameri- r.ion at the formal lnstallaUon Isented by · "'r· F:~nk Ch~ I wa• awarded lrr~t place In [ can Legion, will meet al a P of the Rev. Cbarles Simons as ~"'w with lhe c;lultge ol servlee , state compe!ltlon '" that cate·l m. Tuesday night at the oall. !13Stor of the Middleport First 110 the Rev. lti\\.SJmons gory. Other awards w1il be an- An executive meeting wlli be ' ~given. by (he Rev. , nounced at the meeting. Iheld at 1 p. m. ' Pleasant VaUey llespllal Jlanur of . the Pomeroy I Wd d · ChlH'Ch. Mr. Frank,. e nes BY,Admltltd: Elza ,I.Jtchfteld. Pt. who,·~ ~~. ' Show-er G1ven ' RACTNE ~ ~•socla- \ Pleasant; Mrs: CiJrlis Connally, the rorh'c\h lor 1)ve I • tion wrli sponsor a ~JIIee W-.1- , Pl. Pleasant; Patricia Swartt, \~<!liver the prate~ of Bt~de-fo-be I nesday night on the parkl11g lot i Henderoon; Dobra York, Pt A ch1111e to 111• I at tho Home lljJ~k, a:30 to 11:- Pleasant; Ronald Mayes, Hen- the dedicitlml di "the . 1e Ome 30 p.m. Music wdl be provided derson Sonya Carr, Tuppers calion wU! h, 81vtn by I The br'dI aI urn breII a motif 1n. byWOMEN Kenny and the RM•.~vus. Plains· Mrs. Austin Craig Bul- Louis Eok018' of Mirliettli; il of the Trinity Unit' · ·· a color scheme of •ellow or· falo: Janet N1berl, . Hogsett; Southern OJUo Baptist area mis-·11 ' · ed Church of Christ will serve M Mil A MUto Asllton ·• · ,. ange and pink was used for al sandwichees and drt!ll<S at the Mrs. Or~•;,; u· r ; ·~~-~ ·~ ·wm.. be shower honoriug Miss Alita ! Earl Lyndon sale ol1 Main St., 0 r:·Ow W t omasR, cia ,lpoHall, biCI8Edi~ ' ~ i.!.. Carpenter ' bride-elect of Fred-'1 Pomeroy Wednesday ..x"rvmg •.. . 1 ·, - en M'ddl','port a """· a Mr ne, R r- en~ h \ uJ.11011 ·"' .w 1 0 1 0 1erick Crow III Saturday n••ht l · ' ry rer, s. os-lc i .,..yor ·u, will begm at 10:30 a.m. · '. ... "'lnmm1m!~y; at lhe Mulberry Heights home ! S1 ...ax 1on, ~on. ""' ~ of Mr and Mrs. James Diebl. 1 Thn"'d"" Dlochargtd: MT!. Tommy .•14 Brown 191' 1 WILLING WORKERS Class Lane and daughtl'r, Pomeroy Convention; Dr. i Hostesses for the sbower ;of the Enterprise EUll Church Mr•. Ona 1""'11, Apple Grove; tile Ameri~an · were :.11" Charlene Diehl Md: will meet Thursday, August 24, , Mrs. Lloyd Harmon and daugh- lion: and the lt#v. Finaneially speal:·ng, we unrlrrstand 1Moss Kitty Persinger. Games at the home of Mrs. Ben Buck.! ter, O.xter, 0. Mrs. Lili!Qn hue lor pastors qf t!th=e ~=~~~~-~ bow to help you make the most of what were played with prizes being I ROCK SPRINGS Gl\ANGE · Walker, Middleport; ~-., Em- nity; ,and the Rev. P . won by M1ss Brenda Potts. will meet at 8 p.m. Tllure~ay est ·Lvooa and daugllter, Hart- of Racine for pastors of t be you have! For instance, Mrs. Janel Young an~ Mrs. night at the hall. Prior I•J the ford: 'Timothy Rolllns. Leo h; cOwity. '' ' ' 1 Jennifer Brown. Gifla fur the meeting, furniture will b• mo•- Samuel II. liauer, Pt. Pleegant; Followiii, the service, a Manage your income belter with • i bnde - elect were plnred be- 1ed back into the hail. M"· Emmett Harron, ~icago., ception wJn ~ belli iJI . Checking Account Increase your sav· I neath ~n opened umbreU•. FRIDAy . Btrttu: Mr. and Mrs Miles 1c·hureh sociai room With ings, with an interest-bearing Savings 1. Pmk rce c;~am_ salad, cuok- 1 PAST MATRONS ?f E··ange- A. Milton; Ashto~, a daughter.l deaconesst~ as the hoilteases. Account. Borrow money when you need ! res. punch and mmts were ser- , line Chapter, Order of East<rn Mr. and Mrs. Larry McComas, ved to the guests. , Star, will meet at ~:30 p.m Fri- Apple ~>rove, a son . ~ it, for every worthwhile purpose, w1tta ! The guest list Included .!hosei day at the Willis Anl'>ony Ini!\edlon ., low<o~t Bank Loins, Develop your fi· na~ed above and Miss ~mdy plumbing shoP to go to the An· IMr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers.. will,~ 1I Sw1tzel. Mrs, Mary Ann Cran- thony cabin or\ Cherry Rirtge Joyce, Linda, Bruce, nancial assets, here! sttatlng. 1 - ,, ~ .' '. . t<· '' .. ' 1• I ·~I . " 1 ,, '· ~-·. . . . ..for 'fwo· �' \ ' ' ' ' '' . ' •• ' ' " - . .... • ., : ' . ,. :' "' <·~ .•' "' ' ' . -~ ''"' ...... \ •fy. . ' ... ,. . •• • ·' •'• ' I • ~ '· . ' 'l • ' .~ Reg. ot mm. ·• ~ ·'' " o: ' ' ' it""''"" c'" ar Ue po ' d for 0 H I ,. Bal • ', w Yor Jl:aDJU !Lo rnch' I pi to _parlldpa hool J~atlon !QIImoi!!!f to be drlm I ,., ' ''' I ~ '· les ............ $119 $995 A.L ..• $1 95 ' 5 OY I ,, ' '"~~ - -- '' 1 l' nlllltlll Jt•ll Inc Htre~en~tl . " " y '" . ., '! -···· , . . _....... IOD :28 ,•.m. ,, . .. ...• ' ,. 1 •' ' • f.Y ..... ·-· .... ..,.,. $ 595 ' - L 51 LIS SP IAL IBu ' ., l �' \ ' ' ' ' '' . ' •• ' ' " - . .... • ., : ' . ,. :' "' <·~ .•' "' ' ' . -~ ''"' ...... \ •fy. . ' ... ,. . •• • ·' •'• ' I • ~ '· . ' 'l • ' .~ Reg. ot mm. ·• ~ ·'' " o: ' ' ' it""''"" c'" ar Ue po ' d for 0 H I ,. Bal • ', w Yor Jl:aDJU !Lo rnch' I pi to _parlldpa hool J~atlon !QIImoi!!!f to be drlm I ,., ' ''' I ~ '· les ............ $119 $995 A.L ..• $1 95 ' 5 OY I ,, ' '"~~ - -- '' 1 l' nlllltlll Jt•ll Inc Htre~en~tl . " " y '" . ., '! -···· , . . _....... IOD :28 ,•.m. ,, . .. ...• ' ,. 1 •' ' • f.Y ..... ·-· .... ..,.,. $ 595 ' - L 51 LIS SP IAL IBu ' ., l �•.t' I \ " • ",t ', . . ··,,, . ~ .. Kanaugi; ·· ',· ' .. ,! . .. SATISFACTION GUARANTEm ON ALL PRODUcTS SOLD OR · YOUR MONEY Wft,t ·at CHEERFULLY REFUNDED ' I ••• .l • • ;,.~ ' ,,,. .I SWIFT~S BONUS IUY ' ' 'T ' . ~.-. ' ' I SUPER CHLOR PREMIUM BLEACH •. SLICED ~ -,.#> . . pkg. __, • -JELLY I 56c IoLII•• 10c n 65c I '; ; . " ' •, .... . . '· • MILK ~~~ California SOUTHERN ROLL r; ·C cloz. ' ,:i 25c ,l60 "';:;. ·E·M+DYv.~ BARS :. ·oo ., «• . . MtfAL I s • \ ' . 'l. . ' " ,, . ' 29c "';:;, 29c ,. CATSUP !: 31c SYRUPcoLATI '!:·19c .,,, ' ''· ':'·' 1" '.. • l J .- ',.. HALF POUND • . I ~ -~ 2BAY 12 oz. ' . I ' >I; , . ." '. ., .. -' •' '• ~~ ·SECREf . . .f.b . . ., • Reg. Price $1.19to$1.t8 ' - --. i" ·:J;' .,• PREASSEMBLED •' . ~. ."J. .. ' ;; . ' 'I~ , • . ·' ~UPER 1 . T.V. -Antenna 80 MILE RANGE ,;., ' ., ~J. '_(; . ' '. l ·SPRAY : ;, ~OMPARI ' 4T ·~ ~ ~. IT'S THE TOTAL .. \ I " '.. lkj ' ' . .,~1------ ·~ ' ' ' ' . :, .. ~ ... .. TIDE DOWNY _ 88 •· .. ......$7. . . s· f· . ' 1;., ·l,'l « f {j: 1)11 I ; · · "'REG. !1.00 " ' ' . ,. 'fr-., ' -~ . IIi • ,,_ ' . .. .!ANT ''-'-:······· ·· --· . , .•. ' "''"'" -~ 1: ' :t~nOH '· Sta Puff RINSE ' ". \- RINSE \ : ''"' .. i ·I' ··"'· F· u..s. ." '~ ... '.~ . I' OYSTER STEW -~o·n..~ 33c ,.. t .. i ,, :. .... ,EAQI .. ' IRQUGHTON'S BUTl'ERMILK OR CHOCOLATE MUC, 2 qtt. 49c HILTON'S DEL MONTE ~~ ' ~~~~~,. • ,t.; ..... ' ,, . ~" HI.(; FRUIT DRINKS ' us.tre Creme NOMfl CREM! ,.·. ·: ~ ~. :. . "" ' .; lorti.E NORTH UN NAPKINS /~ ,r NfSJffiS~ DIANr ·' ;r ,: • WAX PAPER. .. ..... '' '' ....... 35c 125 · BONUS BUY 3 '"' 49c CRACKERS . .., - · . . r .L ' " uv. ... 42c ill ·' RE~. ~1.99 . TMSH " ' CAN, .~•••L .. . CHEESI ,. • c·... · ; ' ,...~ • · .·WITA ... .IIOL 4 Flash . Resular··39c . ~,. CARNATION .. "' TWIN . PACK . . ; SHEDD'S ;;· ,. .. '· I -·-· I PI ZZA c· c .1 UST 39t \ BlACKBERRY EVERYDAY LOW PRICES '. lot , -~~ Y.JZ ' .tdl ·.1 1-So:z; GRAPE- CHERRY - AR·DII WITH ASST. COLORS For ...... ' and MUSSELMAN ' CHIF·BOY . ' BONUS BUY CHICKEN . ) . ~. ' oMv · · RIB OR-. LOIN FNO lb. PEANUT BUTTER JELLO ~~~vDRs ---COFFEE MATE _ ' ' ;.'lj; . ~- . •·- ~--i~··'; . - TURkEY BEEF ~ , ., • • I ",• ,;,. - SWIFT'S : CANDLELIGHT - \..., ,' \ . .. 1 :" BACON l . . .t FULL GALLON l I ~ . . �•.t' I \ " • ",t ', . . ··,,, . ~ .. Kanaugi; ·· ',· ' .. ,! . .. SATISFACTION GUARANTEm ON ALL PRODUcTS SOLD OR · YOUR MONEY Wft,t ·at CHEERFULLY REFUNDED ' I ••• .l • • ;,.~ ' ,,,. .I SWIFT~S BONUS IUY ' ' 'T ' . ~.-. ' ' I SUPER CHLOR PREMIUM BLEACH •. SLICED ~ -,.#> . . pkg. __, • -JELLY I 56c IoLII•• 10c n 65c I '; ; . " ' •, .... . . '· • MILK ~~~ California SOUTHERN ROLL r; ·C cloz. ' ,:i 25c ,l60 "';:;. ·E·M+DYv.~ BARS :. ·oo ., «• . . MtfAL I s • \ ' . 'l. . ' " ,, . ' 29c "';:;, 29c ,. CATSUP !: 31c SYRUPcoLATI '!:·19c .,,, ' ''· ':'·' 1" '.. • l J .- ',.. HALF POUND • . I ~ -~ 2BAY 12 oz. ' . I ' >I; , . ." '. ., .. -' •' '• ~~ ·SECREf . . .f.b . . ., • Reg. Price $1.19to$1.t8 ' - --. i" ·:J;' .,• PREASSEMBLED •' . ~. ."J. .. ' ;; . ' 'I~ , • . ·' ~UPER 1 . T.V. -Antenna 80 MILE RANGE ,;., ' ., ~J. '_(; . ' '. l ·SPRAY : ;, ~OMPARI ' 4T ·~ ~ ~. IT'S THE TOTAL .. \ I " '.. lkj ' ' . .,~1------ ·~ ' ' ' ' . :, .. ~ ... .. TIDE DOWNY _ 88 •· .. ......$7. . . s· f· . ' 1;., ·l,'l « f {j: 1)11 I ; · · "'REG. !1.00 " ' ' . ,. 'fr-., ' -~ . IIi • ,,_ ' . .. .!ANT ''-'-:······· ·· --· . , .•. ' "''"'" -~ 1: ' :t~nOH '· Sta Puff RINSE ' ". \- RINSE \ : ''"' .. i ·I' ··"'· F· u..s. ." '~ ... '.~ . I' OYSTER STEW -~o·n..~ 33c ,.. t .. i ,, :. .... ,EAQI .. ' IRQUGHTON'S BUTl'ERMILK OR CHOCOLATE MUC, 2 qtt. 49c HILTON'S DEL MONTE ~~ ' ~~~~~,. • ,t.; ..... ' ,, . ~" HI.(; FRUIT DRINKS ' us.tre Creme NOMfl CREM! ,.·. ·: ~ ~. :. . "" ' .; lorti.E NORTH UN NAPKINS /~ ,r NfSJffiS~ DIANr ·' ;r ,: • WAX PAPER. .. ..... '' '' ....... 35c 125 · BONUS BUY 3 '"' 49c CRACKERS . .., - · . . r .L ' " uv. ... 42c ill ·' RE~. ~1.99 . TMSH " ' CAN, .~•••L .. . CHEESI ,. • c·... · ; ' ,...~ • · .·WITA ... .IIOL 4 Flash . Resular··39c . ~,. CARNATION .. "' TWIN . PACK . . ; SHEDD'S ;;· ,. .. '· I -·-· I PI ZZA c· c .1 UST 39t \ BlACKBERRY EVERYDAY LOW PRICES '. lot , -~~ Y.JZ ' .tdl ·.1 1-So:z; GRAPE- CHERRY - AR·DII WITH ASST. COLORS For ...... ' and MUSSELMAN ' CHIF·BOY . ' BONUS BUY CHICKEN . ) . ~. ' oMv · · RIB OR-. LOIN FNO lb. PEANUT BUTTER JELLO ~~~vDRs ---COFFEE MATE _ ' ' ;.'lj; . ~- . •·- ~--i~··'; . - TURkEY BEEF ~ , ., • • I ",• ,;,. - SWIFT'S : CANDLELIGHT - \..., ,' \ . .. 1 :" BACON l . . .t FULL GALLON l I ~ . . �i i ' ' '., '· ' ' ' ·I . '' \ \, ~ ·. WA'/'eB .• ,,..,, . .,. ," t . Wednesdtiu 1' P;JI,. RACE fo J.UCBES , ' ' • . '' J omL ' ' . . ,,~ . ' •. . t' I • j.. ' ~~~~::~ p~t~~~~· ~ a wrecked somewhere nerth of the parallel, according to photo from a lapanese souree. North Vietnamese peasant• reportedly make oouveolra from ' the wreckage and tell them. -L j Shooters Fire • Perfect RQunds I Door Closed Tight to all VANDALIA, Ohio (UPI- Two LONDON {UPI) - Diplomat· shooters fired perfect round aft- ic sources said Tuesday North er perfect round in regular an~ Vietnam has clo~ the door to shootoff plav TU<'sdov In the al peace feelers from . the Grand American Trapshoot, un- , Comm,..,ist nations as well as Ill ~!ark ness called a halt to the :from the West toum•Y I They said dlplomatie sound. logs for a possible cease fire . • Htram G, adley, Gree~tlle, I and negotiations for an eventOhio, anrl Beuford !Ialley, Big ual petlc~ settlement h a v e Sprinos. Nev., wMI continue come to<oa complete standstUl. their battle" Wednesday •• , Cl lnChClass The sources sa ld nelther Rus"" rompe.,tion o1 ass am- .~ , ... 'E sl E Co lo ·~ · Day sa nor "'e a uropean mP r 'P · , munist states have made any •• The two men had broken 2110 1 approaches to the Hanoi re~lraight targets In regular a" gime lately for fear of an out!jOn and another ~ in a shoot- ' right rebaf!t from President Ho off when trapsboot officials Ch! Minh and his adviserS,! 1• called a halt to proceedings. ' ' Recess falk T Be Quieted pQLo&R '• ' -.. . .f.:'· ' ..r . £' Gov"""""' .' .. , "iant 23'~ , . .,., ' l",·.~-,·;,,: ' ...... ~· '~ . ~t¥on ,, ~.. •• K~~,R 411!AL!TY ~ , .. ', :•(' ' .~ ~ ""' 3 1{ ~.~· 00 ~· Leg~~.tLantu ---·-- FEATURING PREMIER DAYS J . · ~i~~~. .....til. ' ' , . u.t 89e .~· ~-- COlQR'1V . ' . .I.OW-'Ai $W-9f' ~... ' ' 3·9 ( •· 59c ,, . I·J~. "'4j . ,Baking CENTER 'cuT SHOULDER 26 67 Chops~----$1. ;,Lamb .' Ill. 69e USD~ """''' Stewmg~~~ .···;:w 111. '11011;' ,~.;.1; "!C• I wldl thl• coupon 1nct purc1t11t Df 1-Z'io Jb, plcw. Florlclo Kay 8tt CUBED U latptcW Fnslj F...., f to f & .,,. KROGER QUALITY FRESH • THIS COUPON 00011 FOR 1GO &XTRA TOP 'I'ALUE STAMPll Expires s 26 rr . 29e ;' ! JUBILEI .4.-. lifO '3" ~· ·$1'• ·It \. " NYLONS ••• 3 '~" l sl · caR.PifSOuPs-~. 7 Coffee ... \' ...... ..l· No.1 cana a:. IP.OTLIGHT I'AN bag ! . • ' ' ' ""l.. i.f'l','' ll',:S.•\. ·~),_~· .,.,. ~ t1oz. , ,' / sUNIIIIN. ."·' ·l. :R fN ·S0 '' . · Sit , ' ........,, . TERMS TO FIT EVERY BUQgJ.ll ,, Pineapple "' . Comet . . .' ' ~- . '• ::A ·Lu-. ~-, . ' " •• :pVE' . . •ON TIIANK YDU PRUNI ·· ' . . , ADVANCED ·u ·"' St~ltE ' ~ ', i -- . -LUMS •.••••••••.•• 4 t .• i • • ' Noii'J .. . • ,, ' ~ $1. ·. ·- . a. : .~~;· . .._l",.,, '. 89c .. ,. " , DETERGENT "' 1.._,.{_ . . . ~"' " ;! .., ' ~ . . .f. ,_' .. , ' ... •J. • ' < ' Cheer 'lliUAYAiiiiR ."'' .. l .. ,..,.. ' ·• \ IN .RADIO ] At Low As " '• .. ' 'r \{{roocr 2··lb. fitand •••••••••• cn:n. PEARrs w~HlD lr:---:---------------,...-"""':,...,...,, - FRESH, GREEN PEPPERS ••.•. New Swivel Clo~~ RQdio ·. NECTAlliNES ·-.,' .. $39·'~.: ', •' . .: .., High-fidelity FM/AM, 7" ·' ~at ·Woofer arid o hlcJ! frequency tweeter. Two·apeak~t high liaelifY auto· i ' . '' ,,. matte frequency control. '• I . ' " ' e "".,.,..; ,.._ ~ "tm"""' WGII!s trt t,~ 'H fi1 WI' jlltlifltnt lor • w~l'f •,':' ,n ·~ '· ) " ' .. ; I .... FRISII. JUICY.SWEET FMiAM R4010 ....... .. ~''l' L ' ·' JIWJ - .' \ " . _ "' ' · Expim 8 lb. ~ ;.~®(JO ~@lffio Q ' ~~-[lli~~ THtl . . 10 IXTRA ·~ VALUE IT~ wltll thb ,_ . .llld flllrchiiO Ill 1-11 ct, plcw. PtoriHo lilly Boo CUBED ITIAKS Cut-Up Tray Paek PER 1 WEEK I r..· ' )'~··' ,... lb. • ' '(}()0 lUES ,. ..· ..,. ,.:•p ·53c ., * . \ .·rt' .~f!· 111':" ~ •.•.:~ . $2.34 Shr.Imp·, '. ••••••• AS LOW AS • ~";;. • FRISHORE BRAND - COCKTAIL '! '\ ' (_l, . •~. • - ·- \~1"\ Perclt.Steaks' ~ .•. · . .... CO'F F'E E BUY DURING (. · PRISIIORI BREADED FOLOIR '"* .... .,. • • • • • .r.,.• • •·lit. '-- :Fish StiX ____,; __ 3 . ' >~·· Sausa·ge· ' ' ENDS AND PIICIS _ , - ' Rectangula~ In Full Color ·· I KIELBAS POLISH ."', ~h· , ·'SOLID'1STAY.E SllREO •. . . . . .. ' . • . ~ OU,R WONDIRF~~ rqtJ~ BEEP I' ~~ . . oothial ltul tho btti!HD ..., , , .. p101Dd \j; I, lntPictoil. ', )Vt 'Triplo-T... thot ltia ' IIK'TREASURE COOKID . j' tlln~ ( '· a '' ''• . p , ·1m' flllt a ftm1 hllld, • you lit 11 trlsQo, DO ICrops, 110 wu!tl. Juot ...... .__ .... ,)It w.ht , , , wttll 1 wltJ ol lot far flavor! . siiW $1.49 tar ,, ·' 3 I r : ' l ' ~' • > ••r GUARDING MINTh Marine Lance Corporal Donald R Smith, 1011 or Mr. and Raymond J. SmIth . of l.aot•te 3, ~mep>Y, •"4 ~ li .. band olthe former Martlta J. Hawkins of Rutland, 1!1 protectIng a 'luuth VIetnamese indu.. trial complex anti the only operating coal mine In Vlelrlam. He is a member of the Secolld Batt>tllon. Fifth Marine Re~i­ ment, a unit of the First M• rlne Divi•lon. . 89e i. ··co;FtE.~ 1t11, 69th Birthday Observed w•'fLn Surn•:se Pa.+v ~ .. 3 ~' "s·...... ~-- Tbur~~dn9 ' ,.,, . .. ' I .. . .IC ' -n - ···il' ·c \:,··.:,: s·· M ·• e '. ...·'argatJn_ . .. ~(· PAST MATRONS ~f llne Chapter, Order of Eastom J Star, will meet at 1:30 p.m Friday at the Willis , . plumbing sbop ·\(1 go In the , thony eabiJI lllf' Cherty Rlililtl· for a wiener roast Mrs, Willis Anthony and Mrs. Charle~ , nett wlll be hos!Als!es to-, , ~e meeling. -· .C!AJSING PROGMM lor::th!, V:, Dally Vacation Bible School st· Paul Lutheran , CnU'"" · . ._._, day at 7:30 p.m; ,, " •· - I N' . Aid · IXOD es . .·., Falling Away. . , I ' \ ... WHCIL••nll(t:~,~- . . uti• ao\iijiET , ' . The 691!t' jllrthday annh•el! ' ' ' ~ r .I ry of Mrs, Jan!~ Snider ANTENNAS and INSTA(.lATIONI observed i!IJndll)' with a I prise dlnnei party at her 10n Ave. resldence. 0 'attended by 45 relatives ' WASHINGTON fUPil- A top lriends. . .· official for the Nixon - for· ' Guests were Mr.... M·r s. COLUMllUS IUPI) - When President headquarters s a I Cit aries R. Snider r,nd fam•iiY, tilt! state l e ~i sl~ture adi "· ' ? "i, Tuesdav that he and several Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Colmer orobabiy late this week, It like. other by staffthemembers have Mr. .Mrs.Mr.c ly will be until next January. ', ' fired new leadershin and famllj, 0 D Ll • There has been much talk of th~ Rl'OUD barking Former Arthur Koenta and,lamlly, . , . . _ _D , ~ Presldebt Richa,rd M. Nixon, Mr. lmd Mrs. Haroltf ' Reeves FULL QUIDTv! FULL PERFORMANCE! 20,000 8 f'~~SS 11ntil aftot' fhe ~T ill '"' ""'· Headouarters director and famllv, Mr. and Mrs. James '; "'" e l ~rFon and then reconverr Clark, ?9, said he and the others Snider an§ ta'mlly, :mti ~Mr. volts of;,Picture power ... for unSurpassed pictur-., . ' ' l~· to finish off some pending were fired Monday by totlmer Mrs. Ralph Snider , ·n d brightness and clarity! Handcrafted grea~r depen· · : , , I 1 ,, .. · dabilltyJ Fewer service! groblems! Evecy chassis .Jtansu ;)tn. Robel F. til.. I'·• " ' Sn">'c•r r:l>• rles K"r· worth, wJit~ over the office it 'lite obie ' ance ,_co_n.ne_e!IO.; ·.· _n_c_are_fu•U•y•h•a•n•w•ired-·!---...,....·_ , _ _ . ........_ _,_.._;..._....,_ __ •- • K Bowlini Green, has last JVeek. alon~ with former were Mr. and ¥rs. Euge!J!ii Dil- ·~ · en " " pr'm• "'"'" ··• 1 • Oklahoma Gov. Henry Bellmon. cher, David Jllcb, Mrt: 1ifyrua ,.,,.,_,,er session. with an eye Bellinon· a~ 1!21sworth were Worklnan and cblldren, Robert , '' ,. ,.,, t~en on l••••f•!io•· ~.. named to beaif'the Nixon drive F.hlln, and 'P· and Mrs. MaD•• I !•• ~·?f'•d by a select House alter Dr. Gaylor Parkinson ford Hutton and famtJY, · r- .. _ ,,.,, '" revise the local / unexoecte.riy quit the top with FWAM STEREO · Ia• structure. and returned to California. TO ELECJ' OFFICERS ' J Zenith Sterao · I PT. PLEA.~ANT - .o\n efec· ! lion of officers and general bu.. furniture from the ·fam,. , quality croftoman!ness m~tlng will be lllol(f at a Best PerCormance! a. special meeting of the Mason , , , 8 Zenith quality match· ! County Young Republr.,aDI Club 12" woofers, two el- , twee\ers. f.f , · called by Eddie Mcllennltt, . ' president. • The •pecllll meeting 'Iiili be held in the 'City Building begin. .' ' ning at 7:30 p.m. 1 1, ?"1, FRIDAY I .-~ 1:.,'.-c •. ; 1'. ' ' . -~ ~~· ·~"~ '1 -- ~ - I WILLING WORJSERS Cia" of the Enterprise EUB Church will meet Thursday, August at the home of Mrs.' Be~ ROCK SPRING~ GRANGE will meet at 8. p:!lt night at the hall. Prior ''' meeting, furniture Will h' ed back Into the hall. ! t . - '"" I ' RACINE ALUMNI A•10ela· !ton ·will sponsor a d•~ce nesday night on the parking lot the JP.me Bank, a:30 to p.m, .Music will be provided I by Kenny and the RoSI•'Vus, WOMEN of the Trinity ed Chureh of Christ wmo(Ji!rve I sandwichees and drinlls Earl LynlliJt sale on Main Pomeroy Wednesday. S.n•ingl will begin atl0:30 a.m. ·' ~ ,. ' ,,,..,. • Wednesday ICtill!~"l t1\ cililfttsrb'N . . '{.\ ' I Events · 1 . ,- _;,). WC11S .T f ~ . ~·""·~ ,, 1 .. I I ' "'I' ~ .' ' '~.;I '' ' •' • ~ ~ . \!'. . \ ' �i i ' ' '., '· ' ' ' ·I . '' \ \, ~ ·. WA'/'eB .• ,,..,, . .,. ," t . Wednesdtiu 1' P;JI,. RACE fo J.UCBES , ' ' • . '' J omL ' ' . . ,,~ . ' •. . t' I • j.. ' ~~~~::~ p~t~~~~· ~ a wrecked somewhere nerth of the parallel, according to photo from a lapanese souree. North Vietnamese peasant• reportedly make oouveolra from ' the wreckage and tell them. -L j Shooters Fire • Perfect RQunds I Door Closed Tight to all VANDALIA, Ohio (UPI- Two LONDON {UPI) - Diplomat· shooters fired perfect round aft- ic sources said Tuesday North er perfect round in regular an~ Vietnam has clo~ the door to shootoff plav TU<'sdov In the al peace feelers from . the Grand American Trapshoot, un- , Comm,..,ist nations as well as Ill ~!ark ness called a halt to the :from the West toum•Y I They said dlplomatie sound. logs for a possible cease fire . • Htram G, adley, Gree~tlle, I and negotiations for an eventOhio, anrl Beuford !Ialley, Big ual petlc~ settlement h a v e Sprinos. Nev., wMI continue come to<oa complete standstUl. their battle" Wednesday •• , Cl lnChClass The sources sa ld nelther Rus"" rompe.,tion o1 ass am- .~ , ... 'E sl E Co lo ·~ · Day sa nor "'e a uropean mP r 'P · , munist states have made any •• The two men had broken 2110 1 approaches to the Hanoi re~lraight targets In regular a" gime lately for fear of an out!jOn and another ~ in a shoot- ' right rebaf!t from President Ho off when trapsboot officials Ch! Minh and his adviserS,! 1• called a halt to proceedings. ' ' Recess falk T Be Quieted pQLo&R '• ' -.. . .f.:'· ' ..r . £' Gov"""""' .' .. , "iant 23'~ , . .,., ' l",·.~-,·;,,: ' ...... ~· '~ . ~t¥on ,, ~.. •• K~~,R 411!AL!TY ~ , .. ', :•(' ' .~ ~ ""' 3 1{ ~.~· 00 ~· Leg~~.tLantu ---·-- FEATURING PREMIER DAYS J . · ~i~~~. .....til. ' ' , . u.t 89e .~· ~-- COlQR'1V . ' . .I.OW-'Ai $W-9f' ~... ' ' 3·9 ( •· 59c ,, . I·J~. "'4j . ,Baking CENTER 'cuT SHOULDER 26 67 Chops~----$1. ;,Lamb .' Ill. 69e USD~ """''' Stewmg~~~ .···;:w 111. '11011;' ,~.;.1; "!C• I wldl thl• coupon 1nct purc1t11t Df 1-Z'io Jb, plcw. Florlclo Kay 8tt CUBED U latptcW Fnslj F...., f to f & .,,. KROGER QUALITY FRESH • THIS COUPON 00011 FOR 1GO &XTRA TOP 'I'ALUE STAMPll Expires s 26 rr . 29e ;' ! JUBILEI .4.-. lifO '3" ~· ·$1'• ·It \. " NYLONS ••• 3 '~" l sl · caR.PifSOuPs-~. 7 Coffee ... \' ...... ..l· No.1 cana a:. IP.OTLIGHT I'AN bag ! . • ' ' ' ""l.. i.f'l','' ll',:S.•\. ·~),_~· .,.,. ~ t1oz. , ,' / sUNIIIIN. ."·' ·l. :R fN ·S0 '' . · Sit , ' ........,, . TERMS TO FIT EVERY BUQgJ.ll ,, Pineapple "' . Comet . . .' ' ~- . '• ::A ·Lu-. ~-, . ' " •• :pVE' . . •ON TIIANK YDU PRUNI ·· ' . . , ADVANCED ·u ·"' St~ltE ' ~ ', i -- . -LUMS •.••••••••.•• 4 t .• i • • ' Noii'J .. . • ,, ' ~ $1. ·. ·- . a. : .~~;· . .._l",.,, '. 89c .. ,. " , DETERGENT "' 1.._,.{_ . . . ~"' " ;! .., ' ~ . . .f. ,_' .. , ' ... •J. • ' < ' Cheer 'lliUAYAiiiiR ."'' .. l .. ,..,.. ' ·• \ IN .RADIO ] At Low As " '• .. ' 'r \{{roocr 2··lb. fitand •••••••••• cn:n. PEARrs w~HlD lr:---:---------------,...-"""':,...,...,, - FRESH, GREEN PEPPERS ••.•. New Swivel Clo~~ RQdio ·. NECTAlliNES ·-.,' .. $39·'~.: ', •' . .: .., High-fidelity FM/AM, 7" ·' ~at ·Woofer arid o hlcJ! frequency tweeter. Two·apeak~t high liaelifY auto· i ' . '' ,,. matte frequency control. '• I . ' " ' e "".,.,..; ,.._ ~ "tm"""' WGII!s trt t,~ 'H fi1 WI' jlltlifltnt lor • w~l'f •,':' ,n ·~ '· ) " ' .. ; I .... FRISII. JUICY.SWEET FMiAM R4010 ....... .. ~''l' L ' ·' JIWJ - .' \ " . _ "' ' · Expim 8 lb. ~ ;.~®(JO ~@lffio Q ' ~~-[lli~~ THtl . . 10 IXTRA ·~ VALUE IT~ wltll thb ,_ . .llld flllrchiiO Ill 1-11 ct, plcw. PtoriHo lilly Boo CUBED ITIAKS Cut-Up Tray Paek PER 1 WEEK I r..· ' )'~··' ,... lb. • ' '(}()0 lUES ,. ..· ..,. ,.:•p ·53c ., * . \ .·rt' .~f!· 111':" ~ •.•.:~ . $2.34 Shr.Imp·, '. ••••••• AS LOW AS • ~";;. • FRISHORE BRAND - COCKTAIL '! '\ ' (_l, . •~. • - ·- \~1"\ Perclt.Steaks' ~ .•. · . .... CO'F F'E E BUY DURING (. · PRISIIORI BREADED FOLOIR '"* .... .,. • • • • • .r.,.• • •·lit. '-- :Fish StiX ____,; __ 3 . ' >~·· Sausa·ge· ' ' ENDS AND PIICIS _ , - ' Rectangula~ In Full Color ·· I KIELBAS POLISH ."', ~h· , ·'SOLID'1STAY.E SllREO •. . . . . .. ' . • . ~ OU,R WONDIRF~~ rqtJ~ BEEP I' ~~ . . oothial ltul tho btti!HD ..., , , .. p101Dd \j; I, lntPictoil. ', )Vt 'Triplo-T... thot ltia ' IIK'TREASURE COOKID . j' tlln~ ( '· a '' ''• . p , ·1m' flllt a ftm1 hllld, • you lit 11 trlsQo, DO ICrops, 110 wu!tl. Juot ...... .__ .... ,)It w.ht , , , wttll 1 wltJ ol lot far flavor! . siiW $1.49 tar ,, ·' 3 I r : ' l ' ~' • > ••r GUARDING MINTh Marine Lance Corporal Donald R Smith, 1011 or Mr. and Raymond J. SmIth . of l.aot•te 3, ~mep>Y, •"4 ~ li .. band olthe former Martlta J. Hawkins of Rutland, 1!1 protectIng a 'luuth VIetnamese indu.. trial complex anti the only operating coal mine In Vlelrlam. He is a member of the Secolld Batt>tllon. Fifth Marine Re~i­ ment, a unit of the First M• rlne Divi•lon. . 89e i. ··co;FtE.~ 1t11, 69th Birthday Observed w•'fLn Surn•:se Pa.+v ~ .. 3 ~' "s·...... ~-- Tbur~~dn9 ' ,.,, . .. ' I .. . .IC ' -n - ···il' ·c \:,··.:,: s·· M ·• e '. ...·'argatJn_ . .. ~(· PAST MATRONS ~f llne Chapter, Order of Eastom J Star, will meet at 1:30 p.m Friday at the Willis , . plumbing sbop ·\(1 go In the , thony eabiJI lllf' Cherty Rlililtl· for a wiener roast Mrs, Willis Anthony and Mrs. Charle~ , nett wlll be hos!Als!es to-, , ~e meeling. -· .C!AJSING PROGMM lor::th!, V:, Dally Vacation Bible School st· Paul Lutheran , CnU'"" · . ._._, day at 7:30 p.m; ,, " •· - I N' . Aid · IXOD es . .·., Falling Away. . , I ' \ ... WHCIL••nll(t:~,~- . . uti• ao\iijiET , ' . The 691!t' jllrthday annh•el! ' ' ' ~ r .I ry of Mrs, Jan!~ Snider ANTENNAS and INSTA(.lATIONI observed i!IJndll)' with a I prise dlnnei party at her 10n Ave. resldence. 0 'attended by 45 relatives ' WASHINGTON fUPil- A top lriends. . .· official for the Nixon - for· ' Guests were Mr.... M·r s. COLUMllUS IUPI) - When President headquarters s a I Cit aries R. Snider r,nd fam•iiY, tilt! state l e ~i sl~ture adi "· ' ? "i, Tuesdav that he and several Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Colmer orobabiy late this week, It like. other by staffthemembers have Mr. .Mrs.Mr.c ly will be until next January. ', ' fired new leadershin and famllj, 0 D Ll • There has been much talk of th~ Rl'OUD barking Former Arthur Koenta and,lamlly, . , . . _ _D , ~ Presldebt Richa,rd M. Nixon, Mr. lmd Mrs. Haroltf ' Reeves FULL QUIDTv! FULL PERFORMANCE! 20,000 8 f'~~SS 11ntil aftot' fhe ~T ill '"' ""'· Headouarters director and famllv, Mr. and Mrs. James '; "'" e l ~rFon and then reconverr Clark, ?9, said he and the others Snider an§ ta'mlly, :mti ~Mr. volts of;,Picture power ... for unSurpassed pictur-., . ' ' l~· to finish off some pending were fired Monday by totlmer Mrs. Ralph Snider , ·n d brightness and clarity! Handcrafted grea~r depen· · : , , I 1 ,, .. · dabilltyJ Fewer service! groblems! Evecy chassis .Jtansu ;)tn. Robel F. til.. I'·• " ' Sn">'c•r r:l>• rles K"r· worth, wJit~ over the office it 'lite obie ' ance ,_co_n.ne_e!IO.; ·.· _n_c_are_fu•U•y•h•a•n•w•ired-·!---...,....·_ , _ _ . ........_ _,_.._;..._....,_ __ •- • K Bowlini Green, has last JVeek. alon~ with former were Mr. and ¥rs. Euge!J!ii Dil- ·~ · en " " pr'm• "'"'" ··• 1 • Oklahoma Gov. Henry Bellmon. cher, David Jllcb, Mrt: 1ifyrua ,.,,.,_,,er session. with an eye Bellinon· a~ 1!21sworth were Worklnan and cblldren, Robert , '' ,. ,.,, t~en on l••••f•!io•· ~.. named to beaif'the Nixon drive F.hlln, and 'P· and Mrs. MaD•• I !•• ~·?f'•d by a select House alter Dr. Gaylor Parkinson ford Hutton and famtJY, · r- .. _ ,,.,, '" revise the local / unexoecte.riy quit the top with FWAM STEREO · Ia• structure. and returned to California. TO ELECJ' OFFICERS ' J Zenith Sterao · I PT. PLEA.~ANT - .o\n efec· ! lion of officers and general bu.. furniture from the ·fam,. , quality croftoman!ness m~tlng will be lllol(f at a Best PerCormance! a. special meeting of the Mason , , , 8 Zenith quality match· ! County Young Republr.,aDI Club 12" woofers, two el- , twee\ers. f.f , · called by Eddie Mcllennltt, . ' president. • The •pecllll meeting 'Iiili be held in the 'City Building begin. .' ' ning at 7:30 p.m. 1 1, ?"1, FRIDAY I .-~ 1:.,'.-c •. ; 1'. ' ' . -~ ~~· ·~"~ '1 -- ~ - I WILLING WORJSERS Cia" of the Enterprise EUB Church will meet Thursday, August at the home of Mrs.' Be~ ROCK SPRING~ GRANGE will meet at 8. p:!lt night at the hall. Prior ''' meeting, furniture Will h' ed back Into the hall. ! t . - '"" I ' RACINE ALUMNI A•10ela· !ton ·will sponsor a d•~ce nesday night on the parking lot the JP.me Bank, a:30 to p.m, .Music will be provided I by Kenny and the RoSI•'Vus, WOMEN of the Trinity ed Chureh of Christ wmo(Ji!rve I sandwichees and drinlls Earl LynlliJt sale on Main Pomeroy Wednesday. S.n•ingl will begin atl0:30 a.m. ·' ~ ,. ' ,,,..,. • Wednesday ICtill!~"l t1\ cililfttsrb'N . . '{.\ ' I Events · 1 . ,- _;,). WC11S .T f ~ . ~·""·~ ,, 1 .. I I ' "'I' ~ .' ' '~.;I '' ' •' • ~ ~ . \!'. . \ ' �,, * '' ' ' I· ' ~ ! ' =~~ofu ' '' ' ' j \ ' 'f' ,• ~ Il ~~ 1 ..'" ,. ?d':..~ -l, ' ' ·vs. , 1 W. VanJohn ~A(~dm=~~ Judltb Morris vs. E!t~teCjin\'~ad~,~u of E. Morris: Edna Paul- CiVil ' Appl'Ois: Vll. Howard · I,ee II · · v.. !larry Reit- vers, et al vs. . SoutlWrlJ'• ~ale 'l,,.,CoojJerative, the Clork. , Virginia L)'l'n Cole land:· Se~co \Y~lace Vll, Ina,; ~n ·S\l!Yer vs. H•.r; The grand jury will convent vs. H. Cole: David Lyle Meadows; AWalac:lllan bert Myers, dba'Myers & Ill' Sentem~ 5th at 9:31' .a.m. Dal'St , 1/o/ Lola Dl!rst; I,oulse Comp~ny \'S : WIUiam -~. I!Mllll·l Contraclor!i: SaJnuel L. Nleband the peU! 1jtlry will begin . l!l')lon vs.-: William F. Bryan, field: ~erdla Slover vs. ols, Jr. vs. ' James A th~ir dutios on september 18th 1,I~.: Frilda · S~ls vs. Harrv Hughes; Kanawba dolph aW George , at q a.m. Staats: <\lden R. Wallis Vll. Hel- llshing Cjl. vs: tewJs · Jesi Tholnas )vs. . , , ·en Wallis: John D r•nterburv Crim,t.\a\, A,Ppeitli S)at.~ !01 JunlJ!!'r; , Crlmtnal achons h•te!l ar•.;,\>s. Hatile Canterbury ; Joe Lu- Va. _ys. Johil W. Oshel. VS· J. M· H. State vs. Ma~. ~ilx>rt Coon.Okneg· cas vs. Harry Nelson Lucas; Child CusiO<Iy: et ~; •FI'a!l!! 11. C)il'atolo,j<if 11gent hom•c•de: State vs ry Thelma Frazier vs. Clay Fra•- tse Mash vs. Marvin et al .,. Rol!r ~ Rollins, rape: St•t• .''· Silver- ier: Icy Margaret Riokar<i vs. Mash; B.a~· s.e \'(I!IJ&Ce Wrigbl;-i €arol -w, Manley : ·t o" Devallit, d.slrurtlon ol prop. I RobOrt Lavern Rickard; Yvon-l Harold G. Wallace, Rita Valer-IMI!Ssenger PubliSbing co.; .lnhnl •r erty. 'ne R. Graham vs. ('horles F ia Uoush vs Harry B · Roush. Conrad vs. Lillie Faye Divorce oct ion• llste!l are: 1Graham , J•.: Clarence D. Stsm- 1 Civil Artions: ' First and Junior !)hapmon; Chair· I Marv Mortha T u r n e r vs. per vs. Patricia A Stamper: Bank of q,a!llpolls fS. C'loon ,Clay •Admiral Gro;ge Tur.Jor; Jom.s 1\. Sa·I R'uth M Bush .,, John Jr. Manulactliflng: B & L porallon.'_' e( al: Bll!J1£be E. 8S" )em ,., , Rita P. ~nlrm; Neta Bush; Jo >Inn Smoi•l'ski ., , lure Co, vs. W. Va. Bland vs. James W. Bland, Jr.; vs. D. Dunlap vs, Arthur F. Dun- Clement Smolenski: Doris Ann ; Development ; National Po o county· Motor, Co., vs. ' Jap: Betly Jo Jones v.. Wi I· I Newell vs. Cecil F:n•in NewelLI Equipment Co. V9. W. Va. Carroll Casto, et al; M a•~ o liam Brvan Jones: Virginia Robbv Stovor VS, Betty Stover; I dustries Orvelopment Corp.: County Motor Co. n !!Ill P&wer co..V)I. ' Faye \!usser vs Fflnk MuRSer; Marsha A. McKeever vs. War- National Advertising iels, et at; Divenified aod'- Stella ;M, CbljtNa~cv Long VS, Charle• Lon~; "n J. McKee\'er ; Mory L 0 u IVS, w. va: lndustriu Loan V'l. Katherine L, Power Co, VI. Hilda ~ Siewart vs, G u y J / Fol'resl vs. Donald Robort For- l menl : R. L Bowyrr nor; H•rshel G. Waug~, Oris 'et ·ills;'. ,11llll'vll siowRI t: P.eltv K Str,;•rt " ' rest' Dorothy Mae Patterson IVS, Rolle Lee L A. Wright, of the estate of Gary K Frances jloush vs .. James A. Stewart1 Kathleen I vs. Franklin J. Patlerson and William J. Marcum; dec. vs. Ohio '!'railways 1 n son, et al; ·, cutzer,_. ' ·- - - - and Theodore Carroll; Bimk of Middleport Vll. and Mrs. Everett Dudding, Mrs. I London's weather. While there I Huntington National Bank, Davis and Ailna . L, Davis; Helen Davis, Mrs. Dick Sam-,the rain was very slight and no Lewis and Emma Lewis vs. ~rge P. Hillltrd '''· Grant f'l"·· Mrs. Helen Stewart, Miss i log at aiL The temperature Katherine Banks Taylot. et al; Contracl!ng· Complll\y; Peoples . Dorothy Russell, Mrs. Marie . was in the 80's. This is the third Jack FMJ!h vs. Fd , Bohren: Bank of Pt. Pleasant vs.,, RobMr and Mrs Dallas Walker 1Roacll and Mike, Mrs. Norma I''!Sit for the Kerns' and in 1952 Town of Henderson vs. ert c. Brown: Appalacltiari Pow~"ent a wekend m Chicag•l, . Riggs. Mrs. Peggy Anderson, \they stayed eight months. They Henry, et als; Ameriean 0 1 er Company vs. ,Robinson Dlsfhcy all ended a reunion held Mrs Cecil Smith, Mrs. Gladyalsajd the, cost of living w a' Co. .,, William L. Thornton; trlct Land Developmrnt Corp.: lor th e division in which Mr. ,Thomas, Mrs. E. A. Ryan, MiSs , much h1gher In London and Harry Ray Fry vs. D 0 t 11 Margaret B. SoJI!!"llle vs Wdllwr was a member while Loena Rou~h. Mrs. William ~ ~ages were much smaller.•lean Masterso~ Cremeans old R Bush. n service. Approximately 1,000 : Levaey, Mrs. Everett Levacy, \'hey landed in New York ; ~!ll'n drd ~1rs Ta,·lor Bass , Mrs Leroy ; t\T.,gust 7. !ti Mrs .I-an Grueser and Mrs ,~ames, Mr. and Mrs. ,E I bert ~ Mrs. Dallas Cadle has retu.m- j Htv Tvrre entertained with a , ~nylor, Robert Duddmg, Mrs. led home from Hol,.r Hosp1tal TJisrr>l!r..n1·nus shower for Mr. I Doris Grueser, Mrs Betty ;after being a paUent there. Mrs. Marl Bur'ton, 1 A warning has been issued 111 r, Mrs. John ' M Grueser. Le\•acy, ]ames were played and prizes ~Irs. Tom Grueser, Mrs. Billie from Chief of Police Fred ~·un h·. \lrs EilPen Clark Mrs J~-an Dawson. 1lor to residents of Mason coun~ ~l r• ry ~um iller and Mrs. 'Mary I Mr and Mrs. Carl Kerns and ,cerning do!!' in the vll~g~, "All i T'''""' n Attending were SO". Chrrs. ha>e relurre!l from dogs runmng loose w~thm the i It '< Mo'ly Guinther, Mrs. Roy 1a lr1p to l,ondon, England, curporallon_ w•ll be p1cke!l ur, Armes. Sr., Mrs:· Roy Armes. 1 wher(l thry v•stterl her parents, \whether With tag or without. lr \1•·, Guy Roush, Mrs. Mr. and M~s. Charles .James 1said Mr..Taylor .. The owner, P<"arl Pmosh, Miss Mary Dud- and her SISter. Mrs. Irene 1known, w•ll be fmed. ll not the · lin", ~~ '" .lone Donavon. Mrs. 1Smith. They left by bus for dog will be picked up by the Mary Aumiller, Mrs. Ma, y i New York City where they dog catcbe~, This i~ an ordinrhevenln Mrs. Joan Harmon, :boarde!l the U. S, S. Umted Ianee and Will be stnctly M•·s v11 1an Fry, Mrs. Lavera' :States. They left June 15th and ."d Also the town of Mason\1 Vea ~or. Mrs. Kathlen Reit- : IondO(( in South Hampton on , h"' an ordinance against ~e rn:re, Mrs. Frances Stewart, !June 2tlth. From there they usr of BB guns. The poltce Mrs ~""" Avis, Mrs. Emma !went to London by train, Some have had several complaints of Jl••an, Mrs Thelma Grueser, I of the interrsling places viSit- \·andalism resutling from theSe 2x~2x6-2x8 ' \!r; ~larie Rizer. Miss Zelma ed were Buckin•ham Palace guns. ~arents are warned ~hat Hcwtev. Mrs. Johnnie Rou•h, land the changing of the guard, ~ey w1ll be held responSible ,\'!"s J<;dn' Burris, Mrs, Vannie I No. 10 Downing St., West- .or the acts of their children ~;. R"tosh, Mrs Glenda James, Iminister Catfiedral. Big Ben. end they will be fined. & ~rr ~ r~ut h RoustL Mrs. ~Iaine 1 T:-afal~ar SquAre, Canterbury A ten o'clock curfew • li·l l ' "~. M•<S Kellv McCailist- iCatlledi'al, Rochester Cast I e lx>en set in Mason for anyane ,. v ..~ , .Tuan·ta Ward, Mrs. : ~n,d ~ zoo in L~ndon. Th"y. vis- under the. age of 18, un~ess 1 1 nn~dln• MT! R<>tlv Dnn- · •led •n Berkshire which " a 1areompamed ,by a resoons1ble ..:·•n"' M"t Gl~dvs Robson. Mrs. jsrnaller town with houses thHt 1adult. No loitering Jn busJnes:s •' frlH; l'nnrl, Mrs. · Eileen 1have thatched roofs and an old I places or on the stl"!els 'J · r· ·~ ~· ..c: li'rfit'-1 Piurnlllll, Mrs. !rhurch tht:lt dote bark for ren~ ; he allowed. Parents are respon- 1 ~h.. .,:., Rh"r Kath\' R 17. e r, 1tures. Also in Berkshire, in the 1Sible for seeing that their. c.hn' ' ~ ... ' ; ... ~<:~ "r·•rPf' 1.oi.;.: Ri P. Ihills student9 were digging for 1dren are hpme by curfew. After fl•t" r,~n. ""i <l.;; nhnnrl~ R;R~ , ruins. ThP.y viewed a r;;keleton 'l! o'clock midnight no one Is 1 h "'~"~' .,,.~ P··th R-111 0 Mike l(l!at was over 1400 years old. 1allowed on the streets fl l1 ci f"mn., R•1:1n S· 'lrlr d They also got a view of the l lP~itim.ate excuse or reason. 8 ~:lr<'*l 'l'l, PPn·n M~:. ~~'' 011een whilE" ~t Buckinoham 1A~vo?e o~ ilie streets h"''' ' Mr< Rettv 1 hns · I Palace. Both Mr. and Mrs. , m•dm~ht will he picked ' ' FrM Delivory Ma•on, w~, '""'','• rirts ~r;"~- T. ! K•rns agreed that most Amerl- ' questi~ning and if found loill!r- 11 n-'~'"ire, Mr.< Gene J 0 hn- , rans h8\·e the wrong oplmon of mg will he flne!l. I l '' I 1e, I vs. ' •' ' . I 3to6X-7to DISCOUNT. PRICI '' ' _, .. ------·'·' ""!!'_.,.._...;;;.,;.;..ip.,,."" r' tRAINING:· . PAN-TIU COTTON PAN'I'IES ' UMEAA. Swe!len Robert Beck of lbe· Unltl!d: States today set out to IDJProv~ • 3 ROOMS 'Jumbo-Jfq-Rvlecl '" ' For The School Bound WE,mRS ILLUSTRATED .· . FASt ·~- 2x1D-2x12 . Pre-Cut Studs 2x4.!;8' ,, ,, ' ·, 00 ' liLT HOME TOOYH PAM ;.4c , :~·ANENr !.... 1 • ·~--' ,: . ,.-t . ' • .,.,. 1. Rtl· Ht,.l'lllllly ..... \ ' ' ~~ . D!,.......... BIG 3 .' ' ' Finest-~- .-·ILOUSES ' tin. 3,2t'o 38 ' KilT TU SHIRTS ' ~acket s Boys' 6'12 to IOI'a STRIPE TOP ."') . ''~.~ . ."' flAIRS . , .. like blbededoet·end , loww .........lllc8 tl'pen J ' ' _ .bow ar 1 lltlltl buCiclll. · bv Austin Johnson Henr y, who double. as m'\Yor Jf his town and as chairman o! a fund drive <hooting I or 15,000 to start a Mason County , :4 FOR Size ' , Notebooks DOUBLE HEEL 1nd TOE Seamless Nylon Hose Flat Knit or Mash . '2' F!AIU FOil and ' .Luther ... ... fH.Weft•s IIAZMI\ ··- · ' I ~ '• ·- \, " ' ., ... GIRLS 4to 14 PANIIES lljLASTlC: <W41ST "Y; · --~ . i._ .. ,h.;!'l> • .,. . . .. .,.--:o...,.-.,..,...,..~- · - ~ , ... ~ .. • ·p· ' ...,.., . . ;,.t...'"i•r . ..... · · " " ......~... ........ ' ' ~~·· r\lro~. ' ·' ,l ., ' ' ~(1l, .' l:f ' ''• ',., ' )"• ,....T ~· ··-.-:--·--~.-..... ~,.. ~,· :iJ•.<.I:l:j;-:,;;~·":'·'""' .,,;,;•.,,,;;;, ' ~. I. • ) ' •I ," ' '. ' •"' ' L. ' '' IMkllonlco 'l rw . EGG ., ' ,141 ... t ' '"\ ' ,, ' . • LYONS 1h,r.19 pltg. c - ATRACINI . e WAID CROSS. • ,, ' ·I 1~5Sc · ' 1' " '' _1 PRICBS EFFECTIYE AUG. Wagner's • ' r . •, \, I ' it\' '~ l' ~ ' . ·~7 1 ; ,. ( ~,.., ·, ' ' + .' ' c / 'tt( \ I'~' l·' •, •. ~ ·~· . ., ., No.2! (an · 1 pres-~L·.·~·:~::~~~~~~~:..--~~-~~:.~2~;~~-----~~~~~~::Jtl '. ~ ~· ' ' . :~ 'i I . ', 1-l&,#G · Air·Conditioned, F.or your., ·';.· ... ,t,·· j •• ~·. KISSES •' ' ' ' Cuunty Historical ' Wiilism -Arlflp, ' "" .• r, . ,.· 9.99to 11.99 I •. ' ~ 00 . . •DoiJfillS Rou' h Cla~·ence Bte.. i :olottor Spear. Clln- 1 ~-.?~f'T'· Capt. Howard Gar· W. F:trlev. Ira Wade Fennell, Homer J. Gary Kapp. ~> nt R. Null . Fred G r l I n J. H. Walte!'SOn. wishing to k n o w about the sortetv, or to to the $!i,tJOO lund, iddreri a check or 1nonev ' ' ·• 1101e asking lnfonna· ~,.::_..,.,:., ., e . .,~ ,.,~ ..1.-ctJO,. 11'1 " Sutde Clarence Adkins, Homer Reed. Jabe Grern, irene 'tanley John ' Watterson , Harold Blain, Jack , Ro,ch, 'irlnev Hu1son Mrs An· ' 11 Do~. Jean Sauer, Elmer . Sayre, Seldon Flemming. Har- · ;.· _ old L. Bumgarner. Chorles Clax'· ,. ton, Dr. G. D Nibert Raymond . ..· Fl!lds. John Marshall, Douglas 1 · Be.iiver. Carl Lvnch. Rav Mus- . grave, Orville Stergeon . John- i •oil S. '!earherrv, John E Ger- ' ltiCit1 Frank Forsh"o, Mrs. May- , Forshee. Lloyd Forbus, Ho- ' ~~~~11. Stanley, Robort H Wat- 1 ..... ' .·.N· J ' k! ~,·.: . .• ,. -·4ac::, c ':Y CA·ND~ e AT RUTLAND Ldrge -· ~ l ·,o -.·J ·· · , ~:,~ Dellcloua '9 Standard See the Must'um, l1 ~ted the nPW mem- ' l.:'&ers as fo1 10w.. j ~,...,. ~ .),4' . FILLER PAPER I ,.,.; Fits All CRlW SOCKS ~' 'Whol,e .t<-rnel •. 300 SHE'ETS ' .Sweet Treat Sliced· ' :• MCh jerson, h" di.ciosed. Na!l>es I wert arreptcd at an exhlblt . displaying h' nd-carve(( river 1 ... RUTLAND DEPT. WHI1I j LOOIS! . RK ' C :ent f:ur, Arcr.ie Hf"nry, ot Hen· I KAUTZ FEED IIIII I • '\ • 1 ' ' Mint FII¥0Nd -· ----- -·- · · - Q ne~ f r1"dav N"ro·hts 1-.,1 9 (AIso Ocen PT PLF:ASANT - Forty · two persons •lgn•'ll •• lllt'm~rs >f the Mason County Hi•to~ical l 3ociety during the county's re- TO' Flh\LL MAKE$ OF ~347 \, ' WE HAVE Reg.'$1;79 I . ............. · HCh "'"· ~lr and M•s T~rn.,l T.•llance. Miss Alma Dudding, Mr. ' Historical Society Signs42 c..~ MASON. W. VA. v,. ' w.,." S299 FURNITURE CO. Hogg & Zuspan Materials Co. ONLY tK'A$'0N As Low As • • - • • · * DAIRY SUPP'l. ....._. _"' o~:, .I AND New Furniture ' · ' . ' , 501001. TAIUTS = ~ndndo~ 11;::;;;;7:::~=-~·;f.'";· be emban:assed.'.and ·lis!, oral surgeon an4 ge mad, are frequenUy aske!l for den(l,•ts take' the tniUa- [auv11~; on conswt.tlons Bat If you seek advice, do It 'dental re- properly. Be honest and diundertak- reel about it. Te)l your den. il ortbodon- bsl wtial "You've told me. '' 4tc.14 Going to Build Now?' ,. ' ' ' ,1 :·, ' ' -=================-= F-RAMING LUMBER I •' i I li I ...., ,, "" . 1 i' 0 '< ' Mason Personal ; /~ ' ' .... 19'c . ~~rang~ jllr .:~:~rape ~" ~f . -~~~" ' ' < .. • ' .. ' ~·-, :,' 'r �,, * '' ' ' I· ' ~ ! ' =~~ofu ' '' ' ' j \ ' 'f' ,• ~ Il ~~ 1 ..'" ,. ?d':..~ -l, ' ' ·vs. , 1 W. VanJohn ~A(~dm=~~ Judltb Morris vs. E!t~teCjin\'~ad~,~u of E. Morris: Edna Paul- CiVil ' Appl'Ois: Vll. Howard · I,ee II · · v.. !larry Reit- vers, et al vs. . SoutlWrlJ'• ~ale 'l,,.,CoojJerative, the Clork. , Virginia L)'l'n Cole land:· Se~co \Y~lace Vll, Ina,; ~n ·S\l!Yer vs. H•.r; The grand jury will convent vs. H. Cole: David Lyle Meadows; AWalac:lllan bert Myers, dba'Myers & Ill' Sentem~ 5th at 9:31' .a.m. Dal'St , 1/o/ Lola Dl!rst; I,oulse Comp~ny \'S : WIUiam -~. I!Mllll·l Contraclor!i: SaJnuel L. Nleband the peU! 1jtlry will begin . l!l')lon vs.-: William F. Bryan, field: ~erdla Slover vs. ols, Jr. vs. ' James A th~ir dutios on september 18th 1,I~.: Frilda · S~ls vs. Harrv Hughes; Kanawba dolph aW George , at q a.m. Staats: <\lden R. Wallis Vll. Hel- llshing Cjl. vs: tewJs · Jesi Tholnas )vs. . , , ·en Wallis: John D r•nterburv Crim,t.\a\, A,Ppeitli S)at.~ !01 JunlJ!!'r; , Crlmtnal achons h•te!l ar•.;,\>s. Hatile Canterbury ; Joe Lu- Va. _ys. Johil W. Oshel. VS· J. M· H. State vs. Ma~. ~ilx>rt Coon.Okneg· cas vs. Harry Nelson Lucas; Child CusiO<Iy: et ~; •FI'a!l!! 11. C)il'atolo,j<if 11gent hom•c•de: State vs ry Thelma Frazier vs. Clay Fra•- tse Mash vs. Marvin et al .,. Rol!r ~ Rollins, rape: St•t• .''· Silver- ier: Icy Margaret Riokar<i vs. Mash; B.a~· s.e \'(I!IJ&Ce Wrigbl;-i €arol -w, Manley : ·t o" Devallit, d.slrurtlon ol prop. I RobOrt Lavern Rickard; Yvon-l Harold G. Wallace, Rita Valer-IMI!Ssenger PubliSbing co.; .lnhnl •r erty. 'ne R. Graham vs. ('horles F ia Uoush vs Harry B · Roush. Conrad vs. Lillie Faye Divorce oct ion• llste!l are: 1Graham , J•.: Clarence D. Stsm- 1 Civil Artions: ' First and Junior !)hapmon; Chair· I Marv Mortha T u r n e r vs. per vs. Patricia A Stamper: Bank of q,a!llpolls fS. C'loon ,Clay •Admiral Gro;ge Tur.Jor; Jom.s 1\. Sa·I R'uth M Bush .,, John Jr. Manulactliflng: B & L porallon.'_' e( al: Bll!J1£be E. 8S" )em ,., , Rita P. ~nlrm; Neta Bush; Jo >Inn Smoi•l'ski ., , lure Co, vs. W. Va. Bland vs. James W. Bland, Jr.; vs. D. Dunlap vs, Arthur F. Dun- Clement Smolenski: Doris Ann ; Development ; National Po o county· Motor, Co., vs. ' Jap: Betly Jo Jones v.. Wi I· I Newell vs. Cecil F:n•in NewelLI Equipment Co. V9. W. Va. Carroll Casto, et al; M a•~ o liam Brvan Jones: Virginia Robbv Stovor VS, Betty Stover; I dustries Orvelopment Corp.: County Motor Co. n !!Ill P&wer co..V)I. ' Faye \!usser vs Fflnk MuRSer; Marsha A. McKeever vs. War- National Advertising iels, et at; Divenified aod'- Stella ;M, CbljtNa~cv Long VS, Charle• Lon~; "n J. McKee\'er ; Mory L 0 u IVS, w. va: lndustriu Loan V'l. Katherine L, Power Co, VI. Hilda ~ Siewart vs, G u y J / Fol'resl vs. Donald Robort For- l menl : R. L Bowyrr nor; H•rshel G. Waug~, Oris 'et ·ills;'. ,11llll'vll siowRI t: P.eltv K Str,;•rt " ' rest' Dorothy Mae Patterson IVS, Rolle Lee L A. Wright, of the estate of Gary K Frances jloush vs .. James A. Stewart1 Kathleen I vs. Franklin J. Patlerson and William J. Marcum; dec. vs. Ohio '!'railways 1 n son, et al; ·, cutzer,_. ' ·- - - - and Theodore Carroll; Bimk of Middleport Vll. and Mrs. Everett Dudding, Mrs. I London's weather. While there I Huntington National Bank, Davis and Ailna . L, Davis; Helen Davis, Mrs. Dick Sam-,the rain was very slight and no Lewis and Emma Lewis vs. ~rge P. Hillltrd '''· Grant f'l"·· Mrs. Helen Stewart, Miss i log at aiL The temperature Katherine Banks Taylot. et al; Contracl!ng· Complll\y; Peoples . Dorothy Russell, Mrs. Marie . was in the 80's. This is the third Jack FMJ!h vs. Fd , Bohren: Bank of Pt. Pleasant vs.,, RobMr and Mrs Dallas Walker 1Roacll and Mike, Mrs. Norma I''!Sit for the Kerns' and in 1952 Town of Henderson vs. ert c. Brown: Appalacltiari Pow~"ent a wekend m Chicag•l, . Riggs. Mrs. Peggy Anderson, \they stayed eight months. They Henry, et als; Ameriean 0 1 er Company vs. ,Robinson Dlsfhcy all ended a reunion held Mrs Cecil Smith, Mrs. Gladyalsajd the, cost of living w a' Co. .,, William L. Thornton; trlct Land Developmrnt Corp.: lor th e division in which Mr. ,Thomas, Mrs. E. A. Ryan, MiSs , much h1gher In London and Harry Ray Fry vs. D 0 t 11 Margaret B. SoJI!!"llle vs Wdllwr was a member while Loena Rou~h. Mrs. William ~ ~ages were much smaller.•lean Masterso~ Cremeans old R Bush. n service. Approximately 1,000 : Levaey, Mrs. Everett Levacy, \'hey landed in New York ; ~!ll'n drd ~1rs Ta,·lor Bass , Mrs Leroy ; t\T.,gust 7. !ti Mrs .I-an Grueser and Mrs ,~ames, Mr. and Mrs. ,E I bert ~ Mrs. Dallas Cadle has retu.m- j Htv Tvrre entertained with a , ~nylor, Robert Duddmg, Mrs. led home from Hol,.r Hosp1tal TJisrr>l!r..n1·nus shower for Mr. I Doris Grueser, Mrs Betty ;after being a paUent there. Mrs. Marl Bur'ton, 1 A warning has been issued 111 r, Mrs. John ' M Grueser. Le\•acy, ]ames were played and prizes ~Irs. Tom Grueser, Mrs. Billie from Chief of Police Fred ~·un h·. \lrs EilPen Clark Mrs J~-an Dawson. 1lor to residents of Mason coun~ ~l r• ry ~um iller and Mrs. 'Mary I Mr and Mrs. Carl Kerns and ,cerning do!!' in the vll~g~, "All i T'''""' n Attending were SO". Chrrs. ha>e relurre!l from dogs runmng loose w~thm the i It '< Mo'ly Guinther, Mrs. Roy 1a lr1p to l,ondon, England, curporallon_ w•ll be p1cke!l ur, Armes. Sr., Mrs:· Roy Armes. 1 wher(l thry v•stterl her parents, \whether With tag or without. lr \1•·, Guy Roush, Mrs. Mr. and M~s. Charles .James 1said Mr..Taylor .. The owner, P<"arl Pmosh, Miss Mary Dud- and her SISter. Mrs. Irene 1known, w•ll be fmed. ll not the · lin", ~~ '" .lone Donavon. Mrs. 1Smith. They left by bus for dog will be picked up by the Mary Aumiller, Mrs. Ma, y i New York City where they dog catcbe~, This i~ an ordinrhevenln Mrs. Joan Harmon, :boarde!l the U. S, S. Umted Ianee and Will be stnctly M•·s v11 1an Fry, Mrs. Lavera' :States. They left June 15th and ."d Also the town of Mason\1 Vea ~or. Mrs. Kathlen Reit- : IondO(( in South Hampton on , h"' an ordinance against ~e rn:re, Mrs. Frances Stewart, !June 2tlth. From there they usr of BB guns. The poltce Mrs ~""" Avis, Mrs. Emma !went to London by train, Some have had several complaints of Jl••an, Mrs Thelma Grueser, I of the interrsling places viSit- \·andalism resutling from theSe 2x~2x6-2x8 ' \!r; ~larie Rizer. Miss Zelma ed were Buckin•ham Palace guns. ~arents are warned ~hat Hcwtev. Mrs. Johnnie Rou•h, land the changing of the guard, ~ey w1ll be held responSible ,\'!"s J<;dn' Burris, Mrs, Vannie I No. 10 Downing St., West- .or the acts of their children ~;. R"tosh, Mrs Glenda James, Iminister Catfiedral. Big Ben. end they will be fined. & ~rr ~ r~ut h RoustL Mrs. ~Iaine 1 T:-afal~ar SquAre, Canterbury A ten o'clock curfew • li·l l ' "~. M•<S Kellv McCailist- iCatlledi'al, Rochester Cast I e lx>en set in Mason for anyane ,. v ..~ , .Tuan·ta Ward, Mrs. : ~n,d ~ zoo in L~ndon. Th"y. vis- under the. age of 18, un~ess 1 1 nn~dln• MT! R<>tlv Dnn- · •led •n Berkshire which " a 1areompamed ,by a resoons1ble ..:·•n"' M"t Gl~dvs Robson. Mrs. jsrnaller town with houses thHt 1adult. No loitering Jn busJnes:s •' frlH; l'nnrl, Mrs. · Eileen 1have thatched roofs and an old I places or on the stl"!els 'J · r· ·~ ~· ..c: li'rfit'-1 Piurnlllll, Mrs. !rhurch tht:lt dote bark for ren~ ; he allowed. Parents are respon- 1 ~h.. .,:., Rh"r Kath\' R 17. e r, 1tures. Also in Berkshire, in the 1Sible for seeing that their. c.hn' ' ~ ... ' ; ... ~<:~ "r·•rPf' 1.oi.;.: Ri P. Ihills student9 were digging for 1dren are hpme by curfew. After fl•t" r,~n. ""i <l.;; nhnnrl~ R;R~ , ruins. ThP.y viewed a r;;keleton 'l! o'clock midnight no one Is 1 h "'~"~' .,,.~ P··th R-111 0 Mike l(l!at was over 1400 years old. 1allowed on the streets fl l1 ci f"mn., R•1:1n S· 'lrlr d They also got a view of the l lP~itim.ate excuse or reason. 8 ~:lr<'*l 'l'l, PPn·n M~:. ~~'' 011een whilE" ~t Buckinoham 1A~vo?e o~ ilie streets h"''' ' Mr< Rettv 1 hns · I Palace. Both Mr. and Mrs. , m•dm~ht will he picked ' ' FrM Delivory Ma•on, w~, '""'','• rirts ~r;"~- T. ! K•rns agreed that most Amerl- ' questi~ning and if found loill!r- 11 n-'~'"ire, Mr.< Gene J 0 hn- , rans h8\·e the wrong oplmon of mg will he flne!l. I l '' I 1e, I vs. ' •' ' . I 3to6X-7to DISCOUNT. PRICI '' ' _, .. ------·'·' ""!!'_.,.._...;;;.,;.;..ip.,,."" r' tRAINING:· . PAN-TIU COTTON PAN'I'IES ' UMEAA. Swe!len Robert Beck of lbe· Unltl!d: States today set out to IDJProv~ • 3 ROOMS 'Jumbo-Jfq-Rvlecl '" ' For The School Bound WE,mRS ILLUSTRATED .· . FASt ·~- 2x1D-2x12 . Pre-Cut Studs 2x4.!;8' ,, ,, ' ·, 00 ' liLT HOME TOOYH PAM ;.4c , :~·ANENr !.... 1 • ·~--' ,: . ,.-t . ' • .,.,. 1. Rtl· Ht,.l'lllllly ..... \ ' ' ~~ . D!,.......... BIG 3 .' ' ' Finest-~- .-·ILOUSES ' tin. 3,2t'o 38 ' KilT TU SHIRTS ' ~acket s Boys' 6'12 to IOI'a STRIPE TOP ."') . ''~.~ . ."' flAIRS . , .. like blbededoet·end , loww .........lllc8 tl'pen J ' ' _ .bow ar 1 lltlltl buCiclll. · bv Austin Johnson Henr y, who double. as m'\Yor Jf his town and as chairman o! a fund drive <hooting I or 15,000 to start a Mason County , :4 FOR Size ' , Notebooks DOUBLE HEEL 1nd TOE Seamless Nylon Hose Flat Knit or Mash . '2' F!AIU FOil and ' .Luther ... ... fH.Weft•s IIAZMI\ ··- · ' I ~ '• ·- \, " ' ., ... GIRLS 4to 14 PANIIES lljLASTlC: <W41ST "Y; · --~ . i._ .. ,h.;!'l> • .,. . . .. .,.--:o...,.-.,..,...,..~- · - ~ , ... ~ .. • ·p· ' ...,.., . . ;,.t...'"i•r . ..... · · " " ......~... ........ ' ' ~~·· r\lro~. ' ·' ,l ., ' ' ~(1l, .' l:f ' ''• ',., ' )"• ,....T ~· ··-.-:--·--~.-..... ~,.. ~,· :iJ•.<.I:l:j;-:,;;~·":'·'""' .,,;,;•.,,,;;;, ' ~. I. • ) ' •I ," ' '. ' •"' ' L. ' '' IMkllonlco 'l rw . EGG ., ' ,141 ... t ' '"\ ' ,, ' . • LYONS 1h,r.19 pltg. c - ATRACINI . e WAID CROSS. • ,, ' ·I 1~5Sc · ' 1' " '' _1 PRICBS EFFECTIYE AUG. Wagner's • ' r . •, \, I ' it\' '~ l' ~ ' . ·~7 1 ; ,. ( ~,.., ·, ' ' + .' ' c / 'tt( \ I'~' l·' •, •. ~ ·~· . ., ., No.2! (an · 1 pres-~L·.·~·:~::~~~~~~~:..--~~-~~:.~2~;~~-----~~~~~~::Jtl '. ~ ~· ' ' . :~ 'i I . ', 1-l&,#G · Air·Conditioned, F.or your., ·';.· ... ,t,·· j •• ~·. KISSES •' ' ' ' Cuunty Historical ' Wiilism -Arlflp, ' "" .• r, . ,.· 9.99to 11.99 I •. ' ~ 00 . . •DoiJfillS Rou' h Cla~·ence Bte.. i :olottor Spear. Clln- 1 ~-.?~f'T'· Capt. Howard Gar· W. F:trlev. Ira Wade Fennell, Homer J. Gary Kapp. ~> nt R. Null . Fred G r l I n J. H. Walte!'SOn. wishing to k n o w about the sortetv, or to to the $!i,tJOO lund, iddreri a check or 1nonev ' ' ·• 1101e asking lnfonna· ~,.::_..,.,:., ., e . .,~ ,.,~ ..1.-ctJO,. 11'1 " Sutde Clarence Adkins, Homer Reed. Jabe Grern, irene 'tanley John ' Watterson , Harold Blain, Jack , Ro,ch, 'irlnev Hu1son Mrs An· ' 11 Do~. Jean Sauer, Elmer . Sayre, Seldon Flemming. Har- · ;.· _ old L. Bumgarner. Chorles Clax'· ,. ton, Dr. G. D Nibert Raymond . ..· Fl!lds. John Marshall, Douglas 1 · Be.iiver. Carl Lvnch. Rav Mus- . grave, Orville Stergeon . John- i •oil S. '!earherrv, John E Ger- ' ltiCit1 Frank Forsh"o, Mrs. May- , Forshee. Lloyd Forbus, Ho- ' ~~~~11. Stanley, Robort H Wat- 1 ..... ' .·.N· J ' k! ~,·.: . .• ,. -·4ac::, c ':Y CA·ND~ e AT RUTLAND Ldrge -· ~ l ·,o -.·J ·· · , ~:,~ Dellcloua '9 Standard See the Must'um, l1 ~ted the nPW mem- ' l.:'&ers as fo1 10w.. j ~,...,. ~ .),4' . FILLER PAPER I ,.,.; Fits All CRlW SOCKS ~' 'Whol,e .t<-rnel •. 300 SHE'ETS ' .Sweet Treat Sliced· ' :• MCh jerson, h" di.ciosed. Na!l>es I wert arreptcd at an exhlblt . displaying h' nd-carve(( river 1 ... RUTLAND DEPT. WHI1I j LOOIS! . RK ' C :ent f:ur, Arcr.ie Hf"nry, ot Hen· I KAUTZ FEED IIIII I • '\ • 1 ' ' Mint FII¥0Nd -· ----- -·- · · - Q ne~ f r1"dav N"ro·hts 1-.,1 9 (AIso Ocen PT PLF:ASANT - Forty · two persons •lgn•'ll •• lllt'm~rs >f the Mason County Hi•to~ical l 3ociety during the county's re- TO' Flh\LL MAKE$ OF ~347 \, ' WE HAVE Reg.'$1;79 I . ............. · HCh "'"· ~lr and M•s T~rn.,l T.•llance. Miss Alma Dudding, Mr. ' Historical Society Signs42 c..~ MASON. W. VA. v,. ' w.,." S299 FURNITURE CO. Hogg & Zuspan Materials Co. ONLY tK'A$'0N As Low As • • - • • · * DAIRY SUPP'l. ....._. _"' o~:, .I AND New Furniture ' · ' . ' , 501001. TAIUTS = ~ndndo~ 11;::;;;;7:::~=-~·;f.'";· be emban:assed.'.and ·lis!, oral surgeon an4 ge mad, are frequenUy aske!l for den(l,•ts take' the tniUa- [auv11~; on conswt.tlons Bat If you seek advice, do It 'dental re- properly. Be honest and diundertak- reel about it. Te)l your den. il ortbodon- bsl wtial "You've told me. '' 4tc.14 Going to Build Now?' ,. ' ' ' ,1 :·, ' ' -=================-= F-RAMING LUMBER I •' i I li I ...., ,, "" . 1 i' 0 '< ' Mason Personal ; /~ ' ' .... 19'c . ~~rang~ jllr .:~:~rape ~" ~f . -~~~" ' ' < .. • ' .. ' ~·-, :,' 'r �., i t ' I ~ .. J· ' ODtbe tbea'ter of Cll4." . '• -- - Vlllllll .held that Ollly,.l or z cent of the 10,000 members at all lD New ., ·-·- I ' .. a silui:llion tmr c.ountry cannot • • f . potato, afford One approach toWil'id a •olu.' tion to thi<i rrobltrn would be • to dh·or{'e the Department Clf Justice from .t he E'fC\ItiVe I branch of tho aovernrnent. Transfming the dPpartment to · an :ndepmdent shttvs, responsible to the Collj!resso 'w o u I d free the department from the. possibility of po!itic•l pro ,. sure bemg applifd from I h e White House . . The Genml Armunttng Of. lice has an independent statui which has · been b<yond rp. PHONE 985.3308 ·• CHESTER, 0. Kraft Famous Salad Orenlng ... MIRACLE I / quart All Gl them urged the eo!llrnlUee \10 amend tl!e' bW to Include esemptloo' from tli'e tax fiJr electric power aod gu used; dlrtctly In 11181111flll!lurlni. ~lb. "• Rtgulu 1. ' u ,,:: . i . ,.•· ", f' 9c , ~~ I ,_ the ., ' ... rt'~ ' ~' .. ......- ·' • • ~ Poiilt Rock ' ~· . :,. , Lrst.r M. Thompson, 11:17 . Second Ave.~ Reyman D. White. Jr .. 1107 Teodora Avt.; Mn Robert D. Thomas, RaiU· day Hts.• Mrs. Harokl M. Maddy. Rl. 1 Crown City; George W. Stover, Rt. 1 Galli 1,ni1Si • ... Jt I '· . . ,. I .:: L' : · . Fl••r {II- tbinjPI!J • .. . ' ' maft. ' . . I~ . , "' · -~ ' u.s:'*'~' - I • / •. BEANS.- '·- ... . 1·. When you think about it, ~14n·~ fuuy A•P be~ store? 2, Gallipolis Ferry: Mrs: flow .. ·l ard A Rayburn, Rt. 2 l ..t •.ot. t Megan J. Miller, Middleoort; Mrs. Life E. Estep, Scr.ttown, Mrs. Charles R. Christian Rt. 1 Ironton: Mro. Paul P. '!'hieken. Weot Portsmootll: Mrs. Ju. lius C. Moore, Greenup, Ky.; Mrs. Vada R. &yd. La k ~ Worth. Fla • Mrs. William D. Jtnkins, Ironton. , ,. , . ' ,.., ( . ·~pt ., e ' GOLD . . /1 ...." .. ' MEDAL~--- ;1. SAUCE LUCKY .; •' , "1' • 1· . .J~NE . ·POT . Blrtbo 5 ' • ·= . . . Mrs. Roger K. Martin. EYMs Hts., son. 8:14 a: m. Tues- ' lotADE WITH , I I' , ~ ' h I .. , '' ' ' l ,. 1-lb• . : , r ~ ' ' .' .. ..Ji; ...; .• •• • ' •' . ' ." ·• ' ' . , ,r Nice ~" &lM.tty .., ---- ' ' I ·.:· c AU flav.Qr$ f I•• 11 • 1 , , \, '46 . l ' ,,, . ',,I'· •, ' ' • ' ' ' J !,I' ,.• ·; . QL . I ,. ' ' '' . ' .. • ' •• ' : i' .. ' '· . ' ' 'I ,_. •I . ,, ' ); r..· ' WHITENESS - - - - - ' . , llltchatJOI ' IJ·•·~ LEAF-----~- . ·.QET-'MAGIC • ,: y, ... 'J ,/\ " "• I .~,., • ' '· i· • f . "The Store With '\\i~ I , ·...~ Right rewvecUo llllill;-!pllltitle!!, SIINNYFtEI.D--lNRICHEO :;,)j,:''. \~. ... ., STH &PEAliL BTS~-iACml• 1.\t 1 ., . and , . Time to Buy School Supplies! ,·, : )'' I Open Mon.-Fri. ......... 11. Saturday . .. • . . • • • • • • • • t iO' I "' • . ··~~~~~.~ '";~,y ' Thia may - ~e ~;awful 'lit,of1ujltinr. ,;~ · ",:, but that'• ilie wq we~'abcNt .. Jane Pari<<r vr \t~t~ ... . ' ' ·~9" . about all the~-,. ~k~· ; •Harry L. Bass, Pt. PleaS1nt; •Howard W. Rllush. Rt. I .Lc. tart ; Mrs. Lettie JenninFF. Rt. ' i :i' · l·' MARK-·fli. ·~& Alway• GoOd J"olues At .. • Our "Health Counter .. ,..,. & Beauty .. ' We're lUll)'~ aboil~ cnnPJ~;!> ~and loU : " . Ful• Valu t t( . We're eareful about ~to aurar eontent. It mUJt be low to prodliee ehiPI of uniform eolor. Admi!!IODI RACI. . ' . iI ' . ; But size isn't the only thing we're tu.y about. We'll use onl>' certain varieties of Potatoes. There are 2Al or more varietiel we wouldn't think of using ... they just don't make rood chi)IB. ·~ f, Holzer Hospital _;, Visiting hours 2-4 and H p. m. Parenta only on Pediatrics Ward. i . il ' berause it measur:- more thiR 4 ~ il ~\"'· , l ' We hllve minimum and maxiJ!IIIM 1 .iilll ·· 1' · · · ' · to insure the best chi)IB ... best eatill&'. Hospital News ,,'. ., ~ YELVEETA . ' Means .\ •....·'': ,, -\ '""" ' ··~ This is a NO. ,rade potato. , ~ };t\1t·"~f! But we won't 1181! it for Jane Mer POtato Chlpe · ·· ~ -- Mrs Aliro Barkett, M rs. Jack Canaday, Mrs. 0 w • n Cantrell. Mrs. Harry S. Wll11011, Don D. Nease. .Mrs. John H. Boogs. Jr. and infant dauRh· ! ter, Mrs . Lonnie. A. DtJley and Infant son. Mrs. John S. Srnltb .,., ,lind tnlant ""'· • 1; ,1 ADMIRAl, .... ZDIIJH ·1 . SALES.nil SIRVIC:E i~ II IllEST IIIIII . !he Congress. Tjle Department lf Ju~;t i re could opefate in the 3ame mann.ar, wlt!l an A.ttor· 1ey General. appointed to a 15vear lerm, subject Ill renwv•l Jnlv on action of the c..,P.ss. Jn our free society( we must have e'lual justice ror all. J inVitf' your comments. My ad· day. RIDENOUR RADIO~nd TV ·IJUt' proach and 1! is 3 cmtion cf ,.. PO :.c . •• ' I• ' 1 ', .' Sperlally Lote Prkedl'or Your . ' A ll!tl!nt newspaper report quoted a Justice Department source as follow ~ "Because of Mr. Carmichael's status . .. and the sensitivt situation in many U. S. cities today, an order for his arrest >!most certainly would have to he cleared bv the Whiite~ House." What tim appRrently means is ~at our natton's hig~est tnforcemf:'nt ag@ncy bas become enmt>!"hed In polities - ... •· l. r;.o>''i' �., i t ' I ~ .. J· ' ODtbe tbea'ter of Cll4." . '• -- - Vlllllll .held that Ollly,.l or z cent of the 10,000 members at all lD New ., ·-·- I ' .. a silui:llion tmr c.ountry cannot • • f . potato, afford One approach toWil'id a •olu.' tion to thi<i rrobltrn would be • to dh·or{'e the Department Clf Justice from .t he E'fC\ItiVe I branch of tho aovernrnent. Transfming the dPpartment to · an :ndepmdent shttvs, responsible to the Collj!resso 'w o u I d free the department from the. possibility of po!itic•l pro ,. sure bemg applifd from I h e White House . . The Genml Armunttng Of. lice has an independent statui which has · been b<yond rp. PHONE 985.3308 ·• CHESTER, 0. Kraft Famous Salad Orenlng ... MIRACLE I / quart All Gl them urged the eo!llrnlUee \10 amend tl!e' bW to Include esemptloo' from tli'e tax fiJr electric power aod gu used; dlrtctly In 11181111flll!lurlni. ~lb. "• Rtgulu 1. ' u ,,:: . i . ,.•· ", f' 9c , ~~ I ,_ the ., ' ... rt'~ ' ~' .. ......- ·' • • ~ Poiilt Rock ' ~· . :,. , Lrst.r M. Thompson, 11:17 . Second Ave.~ Reyman D. White. Jr .. 1107 Teodora Avt.; Mn Robert D. Thomas, RaiU· day Hts.• Mrs. Harokl M. Maddy. Rl. 1 Crown City; George W. Stover, Rt. 1 Galli 1,ni1Si • ... Jt I '· . . ,. I .:: L' : · . Fl••r {II- tbinjPI!J • .. . ' ' maft. ' . . I~ . , "' · -~ ' u.s:'*'~' - I • / •. BEANS.- '·- ... . 1·. When you think about it, ~14n·~ fuuy A•P be~ store? 2, Gallipolis Ferry: Mrs: flow .. ·l ard A Rayburn, Rt. 2 l ..t •.ot. t Megan J. Miller, Middleoort; Mrs. Life E. Estep, Scr.ttown, Mrs. Charles R. Christian Rt. 1 Ironton: Mro. Paul P. '!'hieken. Weot Portsmootll: Mrs. Ju. lius C. Moore, Greenup, Ky.; Mrs. Vada R. &yd. La k ~ Worth. Fla • Mrs. William D. Jtnkins, Ironton. , ,. , . ' ,.., ( . ·~pt ., e ' GOLD . . /1 ...." .. ' MEDAL~--- ;1. SAUCE LUCKY .; •' , "1' • 1· . .J~NE . ·POT . Blrtbo 5 ' • ·= . . . Mrs. Roger K. Martin. EYMs Hts., son. 8:14 a: m. Tues- ' lotADE WITH , I I' , ~ ' h I .. , '' ' ' l ,. 1-lb• . : , r ~ ' ' .' .. ..Ji; ...; .• •• • ' •' . ' ." ·• ' ' . , ,r Nice ~" &lM.tty .., ---- ' ' I ·.:· c AU flav.Qr$ f I•• 11 • 1 , , \, '46 . l ' ,,, . ',,I'· •, ' ' • ' ' ' J !,I' ,.• ·; . QL . I ,. ' ' '' . ' .. • ' •• ' : i' .. ' '· . ' ' 'I ,_. •I . ,, ' ); r..· ' WHITENESS - - - - - ' . , llltchatJOI ' IJ·•·~ LEAF-----~- . ·.QET-'MAGIC • ,: y, ... 'J ,/\ " "• I .~,., • ' '· i· • f . "The Store With '\\i~ I , ·...~ Right rewvecUo llllill;-!pllltitle!!, SIINNYFtEI.D--lNRICHEO :;,)j,:''. \~. ... ., STH &PEAliL BTS~-iACml• 1.\t 1 ., . and , . Time to Buy School Supplies! ,·, : )'' I Open Mon.-Fri. ......... 11. Saturday . .. • . . • • • • • • • • t iO' I "' • . ··~~~~~.~ '";~,y ' Thia may - ~e ~;awful 'lit,of1ujltinr. ,;~ · ",:, but that'• ilie wq we~'abcNt .. Jane Pari<<r vr \t~t~ ... . ' ' ·~9" . about all the~-,. ~k~· ; •Harry L. Bass, Pt. PleaS1nt; •Howard W. Rllush. Rt. I .Lc. tart ; Mrs. Lettie JenninFF. Rt. ' i :i' · l·' MARK-·fli. ·~& Alway• GoOd J"olues At .. • Our "Health Counter .. ,..,. & Beauty .. ' We're lUll)'~ aboil~ cnnPJ~;!> ~and loU : " . Ful• Valu t t( . We're eareful about ~to aurar eontent. It mUJt be low to prodliee ehiPI of uniform eolor. Admi!!IODI RACI. . ' . iI ' . ; But size isn't the only thing we're tu.y about. We'll use onl>' certain varieties of Potatoes. There are 2Al or more varietiel we wouldn't think of using ... they just don't make rood chi)IB. ·~ f, Holzer Hospital _;, Visiting hours 2-4 and H p. m. Parenta only on Pediatrics Ward. i . il ' berause it measur:- more thiR 4 ~ il ~\"'· , l ' We hllve minimum and maxiJ!IIIM 1 .iilll ·· 1' · · · ' · to insure the best chi)IB ... best eatill&'. Hospital News ,,'. ., ~ YELVEETA . ' Means .\ •....·'': ,, -\ '""" ' ··~ This is a NO. ,rade potato. , ~ };t\1t·"~f! But we won't 1181! it for Jane Mer POtato Chlpe · ·· ~ -- Mrs Aliro Barkett, M rs. Jack Canaday, Mrs. 0 w • n Cantrell. Mrs. Harry S. Wll11011, Don D. Nease. .Mrs. John H. Boogs. Jr. and infant dauRh· ! ter, Mrs . Lonnie. A. DtJley and Infant son. Mrs. John S. Srnltb .,., ,lind tnlant ""'· • 1; ,1 ADMIRAl, .... ZDIIJH ·1 . SALES.nil SIRVIC:E i~ II IllEST IIIIII . !he Congress. Tjle Department lf Ju~;t i re could opefate in the 3ame mann.ar, wlt!l an A.ttor· 1ey General. appointed to a 15vear lerm, subject Ill renwv•l Jnlv on action of the c..,P.ss. Jn our free society( we must have e'lual justice ror all. J inVitf' your comments. My ad· day. RIDENOUR RADIO~nd TV ·IJUt' proach and 1! is 3 cmtion cf ,.. PO :.c . •• ' I• ' 1 ', .' Sperlally Lote Prkedl'or Your . ' A ll!tl!nt newspaper report quoted a Justice Department source as follow ~ "Because of Mr. Carmichael's status . .. and the sensitivt situation in many U. S. cities today, an order for his arrest >!most certainly would have to he cleared bv the Whiite~ House." What tim appRrently means is ~at our natton's hig~est tnforcemf:'nt ag@ncy bas become enmt>!"hed In polities - ... •· l. r;.o>''i' �(!i '.1 ' ' ( • •11'1 Pllqi'i:-... &.INO Co.' . ,...,..,,••.... ... • •• . • -: POA,iROY 2-2111 • I ?, --··'!II Abo Bl!l n N Remodtli Your P nt Home? NltW oofoAm • .. ding? e 'K:it&e'- Sto .. JJd. 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