https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a0ae2b05c5a319b38480d13de492c497.pdf db9ab264de42150ca5ccbfbbd1607bd9 PDF Text Text .' • ... - -- -------- • , • --·-··.1· ~- "*-= - '-E-" iQ'-h_ -- t ----:-_ _ _-:=-:-:---:--:--------------Th ~e~D::.oi:..:._IY':...:~:::::_n:..:._ti~n:::_e~I,_:_P.:::om~er~ov-~M:..::i::.dd.:::l~e.':::pO~rt~,~Oh~lo~..--=--------------~T~u~esd~oy, February 28,_1956 aJfTON Saturday Diahl Mra. Geor1e Burns attended 11 sbowef at the borne of Mrs. Earl Clarke, at Kayloq, Wedoe•day eveniq. Tbe ahower was given by Mrs. Clarke for her rilster-in-law Mrs. Leanotd Fieldzi of New Haveo. Edra Kearna, and daughter, Reba was visiting, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Robie of Pomeroy, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Natroas, spent tbe weekend in Columbus, OMo. Ann WiJUama' Sunday School Clas.s met on Thursday evenina. at the home of Joan Oliver. Those present were : Dianna Durst, Keith Turnbull, Rita Smith, Joe Roush, iarah Rouall., Ruth Russell , Shiela Russell, Teacher Ann Williams and hostess Joan Oliver. GOOD WILL CLASS V•l•ntl,. Ptrty Miss Lauu Holland',; and Mrs. Marie Sre.i th 's rooms of tbe Clifton school wer~ decorated with Valentines on February 14. Alter the te•c::hers distributed the valentines the room mothers served rPfreshmeiJI.S of hot chocolate, heart sha(\ed. cookies, candy and favors of blow outs to the school children and the following guests : Mrs Jane Bennett, Suzit' Wamsley, Mrs. Moll\tr Fox, Mrs. Wilma Blake, Mrs. Alma Joh· nson, Charles Blake, !Irs. Nancy Van Meter , Jennifer Van Meter, Mrs. Pam Kearns, Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Mr:s. Lent Van Meter, and rh1ldren, Mrs. Evelyn Ni.eholsun, Mrs. Thelma Henry. Mrs. Helen Willia ms. 1\tr ~ . Eulah Stewart, Mrs. Oorothy Van Meter, Harry Joe Van Meter, Walter Blake, Mrs. Gerldlne Varian and children, and Mrs. Betty Call. ~ev . Paul Redfern, District Superintendent held the fourth quar- terly conference n the M E church on Sunday night. . . Elaine Cartright, and Laurene L<!wis were in Pomeroy , Ohio, M-Jnday afternoon, . P.a ut FHzgerald, called on Dana Lewi:J\ Satlll'd•y. Blrthd•y Mrs. Dorothy Van Meter sen•ed Mrs. Katie Bus was shopp\ng rl'freshments to Mr. Saunders, in Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday. room of the local school honoring Janice Nicholson, spent Wednesher son's birthday, Donald Ray on February 14. V!!rious ctrildren day night, with Mina Lewis. Mrs. Jeanenne Johnson and Mrs. wa:s awarded prizes . KaUe Bass were in Pomeroy, Ohio, Attendance at Clifton M. E. Sun- Wednesday, on business. day School, Sunday was 126 colJarriee Nicholson, was in Middleleelion $26.84 . ' ' port, Thunda:y afternoon, on busiThe Good Will Class met at the n~stl. ~enry home on Tuesday and conMrs. Jes&ie Cartwright . Mildred llnued quiltlng and cuttine rags. Van Meter, Maye Van Meter, and Those present were Laura Holland, Helen Willtams, Oliva Young LiiHan Fitzeerald were visiting, lren~ Justis. June Burns, Lauren~ Mrs. Carrle Zerkle of Pomeroy, Lcwts , Lurille Harri~on, Mllbel Ohio, recently. Hrs. Jeasle Cartwright called on ~nson , Clara Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Martha Hudson, of Middlers. Lyom and 111r. and Mrs. port, Ohio, Monday evening. Henry . Th011e shopping In Pomeroy, Mr::~. John Taylor was calling on Thelma Thursday were, MrH. Mr. and ~rs. Ned Henry on TuesHenry, Jessie Cartwright, May day evemng. Mrs. Ned Henry and Mrs. George Wamsley, Wilma Blake. Mildred and Maye Van Meter Burns an~ daughter went to Syra. cuse. OhiO, on Tue!iday on b . and Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald called RI.'~S. ' U!ll· on Mrs. Herman Cartwr'ight recentMr. and Mrs . George Burns and ly . Mrs. Alma Johnson and daughda_ughters and Mr. and Mrs. Harry ler, Betty Jo Young, were shopping P.hller and duughtcrs of New H en b • av- In Pomeroy, Otrio, gaturday . ~t owlin8 at Pomcl'oy , Oh;o, Mrs. Goldie Blake and daughter, ---... Dorothy Van Meter were in Gallip~ BAKER FURNITURE.';' oli~. Ohio, on buslneRs. S1turday. Tom Williams and l''loyd Roa(;h, [::_ f'OR ,11Ludcntt 11t Marshall College, spent lt'J the week end at home with their LETART;W, VA Messrs. Dennia and Okey Roush were dinner guuta or Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bleu:ing, Tueaday . Mrs. J. B. and Junior Kina: of Charleston were Tuesday auest.s ol their rather Mr. lvea Kiq and wife of Oak Grove. · Mrs. Ethel Fry called on Miss Eila Blessini. Tuesday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boston of ~kron were supper guests of hia brother Taft and wife Tuesday evening. Mr . F. M. an d Mrs: D . A . Rous h were registering voters Tuesday and had luncb with Mrs. Oma Polsley. M~s Adalee Boston had some dental wort done at Maso n Wedne&day after which she and Mrs. C. E. Fry motored to Middleport Mr . and Mrs. c. F. Blessing and Ella visited in the home of Mr. and Mr 11 • F . M. Roush, Wednesday After noon and put a quilt In frames to be quilted for the Jordan family who lost all they possesed by fire a a: hort time ago Mrs. Ethel Fry was gu~st of Mrs. Rhoda Yeager Wednesday and cal. led on Mr. Charley Marr who is 0 patient at M 11 son Clinic. Mr. Leonard Roush a'nd family called on his mother, Mrs. Icy Roush and son Lester, Tuesday evening. MJ';'l . Vena Rainey , Mrs . .May Roush and Mrs. Retha Brooks spent Wednesday wltb Mn. Fannie Taylor and q\lllted tor Board Aid. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Roush, Sr., Mrs. Elmer Newberry and Mikey, Mr. Okey B. Roush were Thursday gue5ts of the Dennis Roush, Jr., family of Hickory Chapel. It being the Senior Mr. Roush's birthday his daughter·in-Iaw prepared a delic ious dinner for him . moved Friday to the Fred Brown Mr. Dalla• Gibbl, Denver and Farm near VerDOD. · .Miu Ella, and Mrs. Vena Rainey Mrs. Leonard Rout-h, Sandra aod and Mn. Dennis Rousb and Oll:ey. Milum Ray and Miss Brenda "Wt!ilMn. Mary Bonecutter and Conand :~pent Friday with Mrs. Getnet nie of Hender&on and Mr. BUlle Chapman. Weigand were visitors in the Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Roush .aad W. J. Chapman"bome, hunday. Mr. Okey Roush were Friday eTeU: Mrs. Anita 9.11d Sue Ellen Brown lng auebts of Mr. and Mr.s. Ta~ . wer.e ~ue1ts of Mrs. Luvena RainMyer~ and mother, Mrs. Ethe) ey Sunday evenin&Myers who is vl8JUng there from Miss Gloria Crump spent th~ DaytoP. Ohio. . . . '- week. end witb her grand-mother Mr. Eddie Robinson was a _ctl· of New Haven. ler in lhe Cecil Blessing home Mr. Cbarley Marr a former and Friday morning. well known resident of this area Mrs. VirCinia Syre of Mason rema&as critically ill in the Mas-.. d Fr"da · h c1· · vLsLte 1 Y Wit Mr. and Mrs. on rrue. Arch Roush. The Ladles Aid of O.ak Grove Mrs. Bena Bonecutter, daueh- E. U. B. Chu-h met Tuesday wl"th " ters and son Grq:ory, visited Fri· Mrs. Taft Boaton, They spent the day avenine in the homes of C. F. day IJuiltlng and sewing rug rags. and John A Blesaing. Those present were: Mn. Ethel Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roush Wfl'(.. shopping Friday in Point Pleilsaot and called on Mr. Frank Burria. . Mr. Dwight ~ibbs and Cec_il Bles· smg w~re bus10ess callers 111 Maaon, Frrday. . . . M:rs. Francts and E;rme Gnmm were callers at the Char ley Brown home, Thursday moroing. M~s . Don 0 . ~ten, Miss Ela~ MeKii~ey ~nd Mw Garnet Aftn were lD Po1nt Pleasant, WednCidv where the former C(lnsulted Maloney. Mrs. Dennis und Okey Roush aild Cecil Blessing were businesa visit· ors in Middleport , Tuesday. Mr. Charley Brown spent tbe weekend with his family and It· tended Sunday SchCiol at Board Baptist Church Sunday morning. Mrs. Dani~l Weigand and Bret:h. Miss BeatriC'.e Chapman and Mr. Billie Weigand were visilon in Point Pleasant Saturday. Mr. C. F . Ble8Sing was dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bl~s­ sing, Saturday evening. Mr. W. A. Blessing and Mrs. W. J. Chapman were" visitors of the l.enord Roush family, Saturday afternoon and all motored to Point Pleasant on business. Mr. Charley Brown, Sue Ellen and Mr. Ershel Brooks were shopping in Point Pleasant, Friday. I ·nr. Mrs. C. F . Blessing and F . M. Roush were in Pomeroy, Tuesday , on business. Mr. Arch Roush was a caller in the lvcs King home Thursday morning. I Mrs. N. J . Chapman 11nd Beatrice , Mr. and Mrs. Ives King were W. A. Blessing, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roush spent ThuQsdilY evening callers ln N;ew Haven, Saturday . Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blessing and with Mr. <1nd Mrs. Virgil Brnwns. Sanora of Broad Run, were SunMr. Lero.v Roush and fallllly day evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Gibbs of Oak Grove. umbus, Ohio. visitcJ Mr. and Mrs. Miss Sandra Roush is lll with H~l'mll'n Ca nt~i@t a•rwi SO!ll. (hi.ckCnpox. Mrs. Earl Darst and children, RPV. W . S. and Mrs. C. G. BH~ I Mrs. Jim Harri s of Mas· called o"n Mrs. Evelyn Nicholson, lups were Saturday evening sup· _ ......., jon, _W. Va. Mr. and Mr~ . l.~aac Sunday . gu::.e::':: " _:_ " f_:_M::'.::'·_:_ V.:: e::n•:_:R:.:a:::in:::e::y:_._ Mr. Bobby S\cw:trl, from Mason, :P_•::r_.. ~ Lcw1 ~, motored to Kentucky, Sun· ldlllcd on hi~ Grandfather, Andy d•Y., Mrs. Fannie }'' ranees of M<~:~un. Stewart, recently . visited Mrs. Lila Williams and Miss Mr. and Mrs . .r. Childers, Mrs. Jt>M~ic J.cwis, Sunday afternoon. Ralph Slewarl ami children, Daun. Mrs . Jllhn Curlisti Roush or Kay- Ft.uth, and Michael of Vienna, W. l<miJ, visited hc1· pan•nt s, Mr. and Va. were vi~iting Mr. and Mr.i. I ~ Mn .. P('ari Nichoi!Wn , Saturday John · Harrison, SundOJy. I j~ vE·nl ng. Vi:;ilinJ.: Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Henry, Si1nday wcl'e Mr. and Mr11. Mr. und Mrs. Edward Carder f;:: ! an~ family from Point Plcosant. Charles At·mslrong and son uf VISited lhdr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Waverly. O.hi'O, ·~l'~. Al;nm Peck, I Fred Cihbs . and children, Jimmy , Johnny, Jerry Shirley Ann Oliver, and Sheila and Sharon of Chillic<;the, Ohio . • ltusseU, v i~itcd Mrs, Josephint .Mw. flntd M1'S . Doo~ Qu·i:soobettTy Knnpp, S11ndny. Osl·ar Henry. Mr. and Mn. Walt er Bl11ke, ca lJames Stewart of Mason, vlslted ~ Ill Middleport C:: Janf't nnd Janice Nicholson, Sun· Jed on Mr. und Mrs . Lloyd Hoff. man, of Pcmcroy, Ohio, Sunday ID BAKER F'URNITURI!! ~ day aHcrnoo n. l.\1lher Tucker employed at Col- atlernoon . --------- - ~ $2 99.oo > e;: ; pa~r~l:.nd -I Rayburn, Ercell, and LouiseMesdames Adkins, Mn. AllieNellie Hof· fman, Mrs. Naomi Yeager of Beverley, Mrs. Blanche Yeager, Mrs. Iva Boston, Miss Twila Richard, Ml"lll. Ada Thompson, Mn. Beulah Ric"-rd, Mrs. Laura Gibbs, Mrs. Ethel Fry, Mrs. HoJiiee Thompson, aDd Virgtnla, Mrs. Maude Ball, Mrs. Ka'lle Hart, Mrs. Garaett Chapman, Mrs. Reva Boneeut~. EdwlD Hudson, Rev. and Mrs, Forrest Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Boston and Mike, and Mr. Ed Fry. Mr. Emery P'ry WllS dinner guest of Mr. and .Mrs. George T. AdkW Sunday. Fight Results SYRACUSE IY UNITED PRESC The Sunshine Makers ClaSb of Pre.sbyterian Church met Frithe Nl.."'W YORK -St. Nicks lfieuei day evening at the home of Mrs. 8e11ri'as, ~7 th, z..jew Yui-k( ou.tpoo.inted Bobby Bel!!, 128, Younrgs- Albena Hubbard. .oown, Ohlo, 10. The meetin• was opened by sinlil· ln.g ";~maz.i.ne Gr,ee ." Mrs. RachBANGOR, Md.-V.inoe Martinez, el McBride led the devoliow In 150~, PIJI:emlllh, N. J ., outpo.inled the ai;JsP.nee of Mrs. Anna "Grace PatillO iM'lilis, 151, Mlon.treaJ.• lO. Oiler, reading Bible Serlpture and Irom t}Je devotional book "The NEW ORLEANS-Oh.a.rll-ey J-IJ. Secret Place ," Faith like the grai.n of Mustard Seed." Reports were seph, 158, New Oirlea-ns, st-appE:(I Jtrmmy Heedham, 1511h , Plhitadcd- t:ead and approved. Roll Call was phlra, 8 . answered by the word "worship," Bible Study on " Family Worship" b M s All l1 T ( d Sunday guests of their sori-in·law y r · a ea or · and daughter, M1'. and Mrs . Andy The entertainment was in char· Corosa of Leetart Falls, Ohio. ge of Miss Gertrude Duffy. SPILLitO CHAMI'I Spe)1q: atwrtpioas of .the Si1· V1!f" .R.uo Sd!lodl are RddEy Oik-r """ sharoo Y""'*" W'llo will meert. Jl1ie otJlB' ~ Mld lnlll• ~P "firom the Sa!ilbury TownMi·p sohOOls •at the SUWil' Run sebooll 011 M.ardh &. 'l1be Sii'Vel" - - - .... pupl]o ol Un . NOrmo W;bon. ' Deeoted ro The' CHOIR REHEARSAL 'Ibe Slerdor cboiirl of dle :nrst s.~.pt.Jsl Cbumh,"Mill have 4lbeir re...... 1 _.___,l -~- ot 6 4" ·a-.ar •'"'~"-=-""" uow. ....... y ; " .the ~r w : • 4:ata "YAhoioh ibhey d l give 'It ltlhis t ime. !Mm. Dorothy ~ .i J cUreatot and !Mrs. C. P. Bradbury is oorgani9t. See this beautiful group of new . suitible - .piot>a:L Moo.tlh" by >the Boa!rd of ~ of Cite .Muon Colmt)· ~ Association in •IIID' efforl to sufficieot funds to build a to- Jll'OPIN'(i illa5pital in fODit mse m.aJd dresses. Ballerina lengths·. ... Ptloasant. 'Ibe cempailln• during ~~he nwnl!l of 'M arch wJ.li be ·a n at41empt. to raW at .)east $1JO,OOO in oasb by A.pril 15. If .tlhat 'II'IDOU'11.1J ,Is ll'aised Strapless styles, some with mat- n.Yion net Gtoles, l'Our chbtg cboite of a wide ~election of styles In beautiful pastel colors_ 13·95 25·00 ~ ~o.~~~.~!t!~~~•r ~ 1 .... Are You Planning da~ Mn.· Joe " ( '\.. . one P"~ rd. 'lllf . Oalifomia. two b:rkMherB, Howard of P'lomeroy and James of ZaDesvilJie md a aumber·of ·Diiece& and nephew8. Bl!rial will be in• MQfiYl9VHie. A Mer Mrs. !MUdla WoJsb of Oao~~. dMd ~ weeks ago on JaftUKy 4. - ,...~ ... ,.._ • ; -~·· - ' ' ; ·:·· _f I NEW ROOF? ' Redecorating Yo11r Home INSIDE and OUT? a.....n. ,I . ·Phone 6007.·Y Held Wedneslay Funeral ~rvices were 'be)d on Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock at the Fogle!mng Funeral Home in Mason for Everett E. Tbomu, 79, of Huntington. Mr. Thomas died in a Huntington Hospital on Monday. He .was born on De~mber 6, 11J76, in Le"tart and was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Thom:u. Survivors include the wife, Mrs. Margaret Thomas; two &ons, Harry Thomas, Huntington, and Russell Thomas, Letart; two daughters, Mrs. S. K. Somerville, New York I ;:::~;,nd Mrs. Jack Buckholtz, Cie- In addit~on he is survived by one slst('r, Mrs. Dclfa Roush, Hunt· ington; and two brothers, Worley Thomas and Thornton Thomas of Hunting_to" and Chesapeake, Oh,·o, respe~tively . Ofricro.i.ing at the funeral was Rev. Rufus Casto. Burial was n\ade in the Letart Cemetet·y. NEW. YORK u,. .,.___.-,·~ ·:- .~ . . L......_-. _..._ ,,- p. '"· ·-· 10.··· nu .... for th• m.jor nifWorks Mltl .to. : p. m. 1ST. A definite •nnounce111• day the White H014'!!;,!'t• of the timt gl¥H •....., WH W thRe .fer "''· : ~ on for 10 ,, m. T\VO G'lf}s Hurt •.•!"' ' I ....... In Accident A~ ~th . r~io and. . ~~.10~~ ~ · EJi,..;J.•} M ' ' Co F Duckworu,, !he ?···~!Jilt. . ·. P_ oint Pleas~.t. ~:-"' , e _•. ·.•· e_.~_m . ·, s ___ .,•., un _ ··' ··· arm _ ers. . . . Ill Boy Meigs !:'o~nty ... Mln~r ' " i.""C8 were sull·,··d .,.. · .~ -· '~'~' u · ~ t Jff, · ofiiea New · " · O per · · a trng· · L oan commenriq In 1\UlD . QU;- . ' .. ... ¥ two g1rls • om the Bend AL-ea 1n an ~tomo~ile ~ccident on Mon· day mght, m .Pomt Pleasant. Ora Mae Smith, of Mason. drl·. ver of one of two ears involved in a collision, was uninJ·ured but an occupant of h•· "ar, Janet N•"ch· '"' was .. treated at tbe olson of Clifton, Point Ctinie for a bruised knee. • . Ezra Taft Benson, Secretary . of.; However, Loam for crop produdAgriculture, has autttotiJ:ed speC- ion are usually scheduled for re· · 1 1arm opera u·on 1oaps 1or e llg·1- paymen! when t h e mcome · 1rom ra bl e f armers m Ill c1·gs Coun · IY · d. Th e · , ln the erops Is· norm ally receiVe fact for Ohio as a wholt\ WiUlam lperating loar.s are secured by liens J . Brown, Coun t Y ~u.;,;,..., ., - · • ,·sor lor on ..•rops and , wh en necessary, by H •· d~ the Farmers omc .n. unn 1stra t•lOR, lien on oth er properly. said to day. No loan can exceed $15,000 and ~ no IIJ'8n can be made whi~h would The aetion wu taken.uoder Pub. _ cauae the total indebtedness ol the ll C La W "2'7 -~ U A!fl· borrotler Of ' this type Of credit tO 1 ' 83"d ~· . c0'l6'"""•" endr.d. The law provides lor ma~- exceed $20,000. .ing special loans for •arleultural ---------purposes where there :u a need 11 t~Dlm; 25-oonts BT1mlli.T, .r=-.q sid'e of .tlbe •b uilding, = Cb w- of • ..,.,"'· asTIIelr.L1151&\Dp IP«SSP. ..t~-- ~ ,_,., ""· P~ ·~.-·~· ~·on•• , dlbe -!1eill' .. ~ anatlher ~ pt_ "Sci~ .__, "~ -~ .lWl~.&w n-"~n" ww• .auu ·a t !hi!l billllOJ'Y class at ~ Mid· dleport lh!Bb '9dhoa1 Feb. 28. 'l'hia Sheliff ..... ~-l 11usse"'' '·' !l"eporf:....., es ed that a 1956 StudelMiker wes found -abandoned today on. Route 33 abwt 10 •miJies GIO'l1tih or Pun& roy, 'l1he :reportt .states Hmt the auto \¥as stolen from .:l.'h e Wakefield •Mlat-ar.s Co., •l-ot 1in Allhem same!loime 'l\ae8day "eVening. The Ohio lll.:ghwsy Pa•lrol ro,,.,L.. R B.a'l 1 1J'Y' 47 ' •ported tlbM· .,.,..,n . n.. . ,..._,..,. RD, W¥ f.i!BCd $5 an.J ... -.~ .....,!' oosts by Dtteshire MayOr L. J. n-~··- •.·~---- • o....ol..j:.J0 · Je?'· types of ~offices of the- Farmers Rome Administration tbro'u(h June 30, 1956. The loans funds may be used to meet normal operatini: expenses, but not for the paY merit .of exist· lng debts. The applicant Jl'WII. be primarHy engaged in farming aDd have suitable experieilee and reasonable prospects for su~ns in the farming o~ratiooa he" plans to carry on wtth· the (oan. . The interest rate ·is 3' pe'rc::ent. Jte.. . . d pay~entli are sched~led aceor iM ·~ ~ to the borrower's a b"l" llty to repay. 41-42, lew 43; brown mix 41-42; extra larg~40; A large white 37· 39; A medium white 35-36; A medfum brown 3&-36. Cbickens, steady; fryers 3-31,1 lbs 21·22ll, mostly 22; hens, heavy Gver 5 lb 22·24; bena, light 5 lh and under 17·18; hens ligbt, leghorns 14-16. --------HOLZER HOSPrTAL Admitlbod Tuesday. 'Mt'S. Bertlha Soott, Pomeroy; '11ht.-iid0!'1' R~loey ~::-_ . ""'".~ .;>.~., "l..o.wlun, W. V-ao.; Mlrs. Van Bu---~ ~........v, ---· .,-co.•"""· .Past Pomeroy Fire Chiefs, Receive ·Gold Honor Badges. srore, 'I .. ' '·I " jtle, immaculate tuto ia ~err appoiD.tmea.t of tbii·Sup.W OldlliiOI>ile. You'U Joyolt ca oipll But :rou-~..,.te Iii thl..~""' ~· ••ser power ol t.be Roobt 'f-350 EqiBe. die ....!Mt J.cl:• 'f'J actioo to know aU t.botlt - 1 0 cnna .. ~. ' . ' · of t.bem alii Tho briol: ptowoy f11Jet&Wayllydra.Matlo•t6M·aeweot · I ~ iD aut.,.,.tio dri..at ADd die road..un h•ndJboc:: Safety,Bido Cbo.Wf Come Ia. MouUN 1lto Super II ESTIMATES ARE FREE Corl!plete lnsuronct~ Coverogo~~ foudoat upectallolll. Y'oli'B '"'":• dn cat ., . 1ilr,.. . '· •1 . .& _ .ahd•N~~.W••••!r'P ....~.,.,. .~. ;•'• .·. "• and rw'Utild ~plot 1 ~:;-.t:t' ,. ' . KARR·and VAN'ZA·NDT MOTOR SALES 242 W. Moln St-..·' 1.,. · ~ , ... .. t\f'« r ' pF 'I . ' .. ' ' . ~ ' pA I NT SERVICE Stor~ Hours 8 to 5 Phone 6265·X 1'be- Cnit:f Execut1vr· rold a reeord-breaking newt; conference, however to'hat w~e Wt.'Te a DWD· ber of factors bearmg on his dec ~ ion w:hidl he would exphtln t-o night W ·tC!e ;,:n ..'f'ica.n people m .a. radio and television apopearance. r:he Pce&idcnt. endmlo! a ·long p ~riod of pohtJcal tm-'>J•'ffl follow· ing hi3 heart attack: of •last Sept. 24 b:>ld repmters : '\\ly a~-er w ~H be positive, ·t hat is aH.irmative." Ml". E.iseohowi"!I' said •he was not ceTt2ln tobat. fhe R.f-pu bl lean C(lfl vent-ion et &im Ji'r>allCISt'O in August would waot to nominate lbim <~ft.er ;he out•U.nM tooi.l(ht fbe various fa-ctorw i.nvol._.ed in his wildingnes; to run aga~n He said he wanted al~ of tbese fact0i"3 to be ~gh-ly under ---- .v.'..,.. ~·l Sryl..d to h admirrdl Tbtn'o aloili1CiJiiii tli orirYIH'IT~ Fir•t Payment Due 30 Days Bank Financed After Work Is Compl11ted (No Handling Charge) YOUR PROPERTY NEED NOT BE PAID FOR ' SALES • . Accordi~g to the w~itten oplnlon tbc ev1dence also d1Scl01:;ed the bulk of Emma Duckworth's e 1 t. ate went, partly by deed during h er lI·lotl me and the b alanee under h iJI t er w , o her sister, Sydney BarteJs, aild her two living brothers, Alber t an d W alter Duekworth. And th at Emma Du ck worth's affection . I or h_e r s1stcr and two brothers 1d h P.reval e . O':er er affection for b~r relatiVes of lesser degree, the meces and nephews. ' A1l of her meces and nc hews three grandnieces, a namcsa~e and the Presbyterian Church of Syracuse were given cash b"" t ~'lues s. WASHINGTOI\" li' -President f;1ood by 6le A1oeri.'all peopi_e -... E~howCI" sud .tod<oy he would be w.illing lY run I.oc re-elect4on. i j;· NOT O~E CENT DOWN As Long As 36 Months To Pay President To Address Nation In Radio-TV Hookup Tonight ' -d r•. New Mystery Contest To Start Today He.r-e W.e Go Again·! 'I1be- Da~ly Sentinel ':ltier a COU· pie weeks ·i n 1-ap:;e of time ill conduol.j.ng anoth.er' "Mystery Man" but wait .a minute! '!'bertis a p roverbial " fly in,#he ointmmt." thi» :t4me. The silboueti.e ·~ you "VoiM"'View m Pagi! 7 in tod'ay'o~ is:rue -is not bhe ane oi a man but vf l!Jte <fair sex. In order to make tt.e c:ont.e-:;l m<~Te inberelt~nrg and a tbe re~uest of many of our wbiaibers, -tlie Sentinel lhas been for me past Lwo weeks lhunting {or tb;;!- right lady io fill tlbe bilt f(lf' the con-conte&b t.es.t. Fl•Ve MI.ddleport D ·d C d clue given the avL am en, Pleasant, a am-ount llhe l in the other ""r,• ...., •-,· veo rotaled wKI pastors Ser-v-e As rnassenger Y ares Rader, Pt. Pleasant, ceived bkmt adjoinwas treated for a fractured nose in« Womao" orr by k R letter or post un:i. ...-::-"'=~":.. "':~= School Panelists Abandoned Auto from ~: :!:'ui!:r~-::~::: ~::,: rnar et eports as being from !Jibe • · commercial bank1, e_ooperCINCINNATI, 0 . UP - Prod- · ~~ · •·n ~..u...~ Oo9ch Jalm Pan90016 -in·vited: tm Found By Sheri'(£ ative lending agencies. the Farmer& uee: cabBID ~· ~~~~~-~ a <bOld minisltlenl the Clftlmoo.i.ty ~ ... ~ • d.:~~•....... ro Home Administration uDder its re· Eggs, about steady, eonsumer U. u .. i]riclrL..... """'.._""• 00 .. gular pro.,.IJ118, or thro ..•h other- S. A large 43-H; few 45; mediums --- ON MATERIAL OR LABOR prESident: &y 'Bind Vttt.aSJ H-art- Probate Judge John C. Bacon today handed down a ruling in the Emma Duckworth will case. Gist of his holding was that the late Emma Duckworth having used the words "my two ·brotl\ers" twice in her will, she intended her two brother& living .11t the making of the will, where the evidence sbowed she had five brothers, three of whom bad been either dead or missing for more than thirty years prior to making the will. R•--- l IUI'III II HUI.IDAY COiolf'j '' es" sPECIAL LEGION MEETING is tlbe 8eCOn!l year ~ ~ tmbFeeney-Bennett Post, No. 128, lbas ileen ~ed by lbhe Amerieap. Legion, will have a spec- mmiL;ters -and b(o)olgly 'Situdmh!l. lal meeting tonight at '1':30 at. the Mod.erfator of :llbe panel was· ·tlho KYGIR' CRIIk TOUR Legion Hall and Post Commander Rev. Howalld Ruppell:fl, pastnr of ~ of ~the stete Hi®bwB'Y Henry Clatworthy has asked F.irst ~nn• Clburth htnOl Aux.Uiuy <aDd .1 heir ~('Iader members t.o be pRJJent. ·and 4hnse tlakmi put weN' robe Rev c E Patrolman W. R. Dawis mot !MlnnPM CLUB TO MElT . . . Jlayt, .Boaot&; Rev, day even-'ing at the l.Cgion ihaH ~ GardRer: ~b ol. atnist· Tbe PM Club wUl meet this ' · ' end ~ .m 81 body to otlhe Kyger sltc' I Rev. Robert st)'U"S, Nw.arene: W ing at the home of Mrs. Re.v L A n~~ .le <Jr\1d< l!ll~dc Where Obey · · · -~q·~' -~ · •~,··-~ ·~ ~n-~ tbodUt. wl~ltioo muffiler. jo!Mct the Aux~iarir Pat.:rOI and Cr 00 k11, Illg h S treet. C<lrpQrOl Plet-<e llllcOreedy of GolTtCKITS ON SALE Hpol>ht and wer.e 1\itkeD On "' .tour of -tlbe plant. 'lbe tour was made A.nlnouJroement: was made ~today by 35 magbw'V. tlluwt tidrets for llbc Sectional ""lretbaH """"' bet....., PomeMEIGS GINERAL HOSPITAL roy ond (lljilllOO!Ihe Satwday ni;!bt .are mw 11)0 sale at Pom-eroy Adlnllted: Mri. """" !l4ae Greeolee. Pomer,ooy; Mns:. Auetln Jun-ior Hi'lh olfioo mel sti!Mrkra Middlepiml Dnlf The dueatis """"" ••ll Diem-: IM!'>- klli"J P<>woll, at 75 ee:nts QC!b "W'IU I'GID'Irin QD' ale. 'llutiJ. 3 p. m. Sriday, Ra-cine. '\'' ' . ' ,. ...... ' A Clintott FiShe_. Ha», fti<obt- 8 •. m. ftloday and :,~~le~ ot '"' SUA'Ii¥cq~ude ~his 'Wiife, one ------ (iET OUR PLAN '!I bq!J> ~· o'i"'' re- Pomeroy Native Reported Dead In California OTHER PEOPLE DO RELA}(, and let an EXPERT Do It 'l1hey Wlel'e In w·Il case 1 ,.1908. She Ateordlng lbo a repollt. by Actmarried and accumulated a •i flf Obief !Of Pomeroy Poli:ce F'rlallk considerable estate by industry Hudtsd.n, 181 mM ftloard been ~ thrilL and prudent in'v estment. Sh~ tamperiJll wittlh oan; pBked &t Ute had betln staying with one of I••• .... smtdor~ on Monday ni 1~ht, '-· a surviving brothers, Waite' ,..3 Pomero<y wnman·. d from late 19~ unt'il flhc HU<bon etated tUlat dle :tb&e[ passe away at Holzer Hosp;tal • cJ.im'b ed to tlbe .r oof t~ ol ltlhe J anuary 11, 19515, building by bHaking a window irn illhoe womarts iMSt ll"t)On1. for oiJ fOIOt· HowBTd iMicla"wtloSh received word bold. 'Ibe ·pel'60'n climbed Tu·~o! •••-•• of aulll' ~·- "Wl\1" ~- 1flbe '(\()0I'S It() •IIUCI .... .,.._ _,.._,3 IUll'C ~ QRC ~ lllll't> ther, W~ Mdnba~Sll, '1'4. g-rease II'OtOiin and brto.k-1.~ ~ 'Dhe ~. llJ<rti.ve or Pame- window near !l!bo eaves and. climb· ror. tlhe son Of !Mt'. alld Mrs. J101m ed into ltihe gl"e861e room. ' - • 161:.ep tow~ ~-ing federal fun_ds 1 fot' the bttid.~ under tbie KillBurto.o Act. -is \hoped bybe·"l!he--.........~.-..~. Board tbat htt ·'f . .tt e " ort to ......-..;....,.,. 10 ·M:ardl w~11 br.Lng ~ year-lOJlll d:rjve Ior !Wlds to a ~ Several people escaped serious Croo·k, ~treasurer injury on Sunday evening when f ey J•r., aearet.ary. • two ear eollided at an intenection . in New Haven after one had failed to observe a atop sign. ., A car driven and Owned by Wy•tt 1 , Chadwell ol New Ha_ ven Wl8 struck, by another auto dnven by R118sell ' Lee Rousb, 18, of Middleport, in . an accident which cauSed Jleavy U dam1ge to the Chadwell car. The Roush car had a dama~cd Local' poM.oe 1800 &eeki~ a per· fender and steerlna: mechamsm ~n :or ·p.el'9J08 Who iFBmed en~le the Chadswell carl_ was towed ~~-~- ~ sb~-~Ed w a. garage. tate po ICC iqvesti· .-• •v""~ ..,..._.100 Y ........_."' a ~ated tbe aceldeut. \ ' w~lldow bebwaen 10 p. m. Tw!Bdaoy Qccupari.. I *'osseaaion 1 -· ·- LOOK-AT YOUR HOME 5c p b d Everett Thomas ro ateJu ~e . FWieral Service Makes Ruling '~··W<~ have~•ui!Ori>d from brill- 1lnol 20-ms ·self with..DOne reporte~r aerlous. tickw. · ,.. , .,.j otihot mloor .... v Magnificen'f I ~e "Wl11h I State 8-0aTd of Heal-til as l!lh-e lmst Servi•"e Stall.On Is BurgIariZed r esday Evemng • I ; ELBERFELDS I ~ BAKER ~ I for ·a 52-bed hoepital 1 >e9 £: ', ~ .~ ... .....,.,. to be supplied. by mail effont Co . bui-ld a $750,000 un.i.t wW! be bor' rowed. ·, Hetl!l1y Ntay, of WJ\.eel,in·g, an:!ii~ tROt, was: raubbooized on Monday 1evming Ito file ~ piaw Boan:l e ROOMS OF ~ I New Furniture ... rest Several Esea~ fn]'ury In New c~.Mlonday's meetin·g~ilcem ol ' • l·he n..el , Haven Collision .·llr.'e Jack Bu~ton, ~dent; Jam. vroo J uniur Sizes . ..... ... 9 to 15 Misses Size,. ........ 10tn20 1 ~~ moolh o!...,., .... - designated 119 "M'8SO.ll COwtty Hos- for Gradua,;·on • Prom • and Brid.es- Mrs. W.A . Mosor tiad an operat· ion preformed on her' J)ose Wednes. day by Dr. Hartman of Parkers · burg. Mr. Dallas Hoffman and famnr moved Tuesday from tbe Paul M.:· Coy farm to the Mrs. John Roush farm near Plain Valley. The Ladies Aid of Oak Grove E. U. B. Church will meet with Mrs. Blanche Yeager, February 21st. Mrs, AUie Hoffman spent Sunday after·noon with her fatber and mother, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Adkins. Cecil Bleaslng received a Jetter from his brother Bert who is visiting in Honolulu, and after returning to his home in Enumclaw, Wa.!lhlngtor. for a rest, is planning on it with Cecil. Mrs. Ourlis Richard was notified that her niece, Miss Sylvia Jean Chandler will reeeive her cap a.nd hib on March .2nd wbere &he iii in training at Charlelton General Hospital. Mrs. Richard is plan· ing on being present. _ :M::r:. and Mrs. Arch Yeager were :10......... $130,000 .Sought For Hospital Trustees LaWtch All 0 ut Drive ToCompleteFWidRaisingEffort conUnt ••,..., ...,, hltll M , .. •- ,.... tenltht, ... ,. .. Ia~ 01 Tile 8CISIOO Spring Formals . . nttne • • :U ~ ~~~~ weather Editorial Phone 89'1 No. 268 Vol. VII • ~ at y e r-============-=~·~'-:-:-::--.:-:~:~====:::=============~ spring fonnals • • • 1M 75 m1~ tt.perhnent which CHI IF$ thlt week ....-. , .. · , hts c'llltpt._., .., exnllent re. c:otd In fl,. flghtln1 circt• In tented with pltl •ac~ps In OhJo. At tM lttft ·Dwftht P.trker comrnendat'i• of their MrYict -l4ol!lol the p.m-. FINto tM communftr u htt• of TWO PAST . POMEROY FIRE "*"' Alooi:la!llot 101!1<1 Oft . ""' pf0¥int1Y as Mlyor &:. F. Robl~ ton plu tht hon.onry told b~d,.. on Henry· .Werry · an~ ·. R•lph Sluan. Wllfry Ml""fN AI Fl'" Chief '""" 1950· ilt..... h 1953 ~nd durin• 1950 s-. -rl- ·aftd 1955. loth are m.mben of thll Volunteer Fir. D•p~rtnwnt end tM lmerv-r"y Squ1ch. - 1911. lelnod tho ln A wi~J be of !has wbE'tl pr\ize; ''gneeo;otuf(" $5; I!DSW.Y!l be re- by .the leM!-y tbe ·~~ by ~ .in lt!be .QOOiillllfM, c.o.mrmtlo.n. He det'l ined to s:q whether he wanted 1 '-ioo ~ ~ M, ND.on as biis ntnniog mate~ ' a}llhough !be ceitoe:rated htB biP admiratioa for Nixon. • · Mr. Eisenbowe- Rid lhe woulcl have 00 walt to e.e w'bo- the ... publican convention ~· ror- pretlident. 'I1ben. be .atd. would be the lime to di5cut8 t.De · vice praideney. · l'resXk-nt F.li:&enhower, who wiU be 66 next Oot.ober, will be the4 o1dftlt Chief ~ve to seek s.erond term . 1bree otiher presidc.ta. weN. older 'lihan Mr. Eiaenbower at dae time of theilr fllllt inaugura~ William Henry ~. es Bucbanan, 65 .and Zedlary n.y,., lor, 84. HarTisOQ and TayiGr died during ~ f.int lbenn. Buc,__, did not &eel -a second term. 111'~ EilmrlbcJwer "Wa:!l 62 z.t -his Rnl a ;· 68"- ~Mn �• • • r -·:---. Paae Two - · ""~ ._' l"he Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy.MICJC!Ieport, bfi1o - . :;[The Daily Sentinel ... . s. I Commentary ·- •On DI110TID TO INTERESTS OF MEIGs-MASON ARU, "-• ~~ IICHAIID OWIN REYNOI.D E. GREEN! o•N. MGI. '·. ., ..Pqb11slled f'Very afternoon exNpt Sunday by The Ohio Valley Bu sl/lt>S.il off1ee '* · Phd 1!. Ill po.; ;t offirf I ~tioD.II advertising l'epre.~f'ntauve, Bottinelli-Klmllall, Inc .. Ja ~nttou Ave., New Yorlt C1ty, 16, N . Y I Subscription ntes: DehvPry by rarrlt'r wh~re avaJillblc 30 cent~t ~~: one )ear in advan<"~ at Ill ~nlbi, $7.00; three months, The DJ.IIy Sentlnel otrlce $1560 $3.00. By motur route avlji-"ble: one month, $1 . By maLl one year $8; lilt where mnnths, $4 25, thre(months, $2.SO: one month, $1 . Tomorrows f'arm Problem • tibe ~!lllpaf'Jdli'vt>ly nt•3'1" fuh.l'J"(l SJH•I bank 1lhis 119 not mut·h Jn i~J"(l will )je tmlJora-~y dtffcn nt A ~ ~ ·he t h•a•n 'hu:..; ltoon rtak£"n J)l'• l m.••n l n~ Por~ila!yd OJ'.eg<WillR put Jl( '"f':h<• ly Ollt Of <.'IJlt iV'MIJHII In a dN'.I(\;.• proMt1m in {I few yoror~ will n•~t ~111d o ha.Jf • bf> •hvw .t.o sot: a-.·i'<k 1m•m •I:m.:l 1 ' ~ 1J,•Od, Jt .i,s <'XIX'l'1t'11. II Jl l on•l <Mud' :.UrrhLW)I of f(111Jdstuffs, n1~ onJly (''Oillll.i~nu-c Dut rwnh.1hl~· hut •llow ·10 pr<ifluoo ~fhrilr<n~ food , fiVI f'ld!'illf~· M• 'the Sll'nll' ILIII H\ OiL! on 1'h(' rem.r11r:ng culiiJ\"a'labh• [)O'ptl'l'<~,tfr(JR is 'l"X'pet'flffi hf 1'\'UCh .and" ~ht> 210-220 mliH i•on IJI~v rll 111 ~~ 'l1hJ~ V'ft"W lllW}' Hf.oj'ffTl :'-IWTf'l<lm:. Ut t-"J't~ 20 ]I(\D'1S, W~ w il l t•hus h:IVC brn ilt illl<erns b1nm ~1he ·hurd ~QCk ·a gJ'I':'ll.t •tl'llllll'y mrort• moulho.; to 19&6, ft~f'Jd IU mu Cih-lf"<•~ llll't'<l H('li "N>io! l' repw1l"' )bbe So!l C~l'~"~" ~. IMQme 1'7 •Jnillli'OTI <K"re!J of wlti~Jah:ift U S ·~ood wHI !have been {'()11V'(!J1!ed oo 11li0'11-81(5r'tetrlituf'al ~lnduHI:I'Iiull .ateos, bous· mg dt.>ve~ents, air~*!~.•. IM!gh~ •n<nd \to on. Aln• addkt·ionla.l• 3 m~Wilon ~ Tha.,. ))\'1('111 plt'"Dta:l ~o lfNieol, To ·QUOie 111he ~fl'f(lln •~:~~in. "~y .PirE'ei'deM Ei· rlk'l!.'bower INI'COmmmded that 25 l·o p1'1Uduce lllha1: food It ,;s, e\lll!dent. ftr1oln t~ll ~'ltts ttwt llgf'jieuJI.IlJJ'e\f flJtltmo jtob WJ[~ hl' ,'(,IJ .m ake ltlhfl Ql'!Opland~ mCII't> f.IPO· <luctu·ve, lOOt le81J. 1'1b111t wdl u't.'(J.Utre tile uae of mQre ood 1mPJm~etl farm «(ltiprneii!J of t~~l~ ki nds. UI'Ong w~th tJhe tJtlher lbool1!ii 111fld t<..>dhn·l· ques- IIJhut auieooe tmd ot«fuoology 1942 ~1 t.r~ 0~ 444 ·30 1" Ft\llll{'.e DOW JISo 0Jtt'lll31lllj:( . ,ss The Methodist Mn'a 9.00 10:00 10·30 11:00 fh c ehmM'IMe WI Fn.•nclh mtluenC't' tD Viet N(tm, •' rnHu Ma;lces Acc;us•tion 1 t•"':-ell(Jh Jo\•I'<'JIItl iMin-i~er (1hJ·is· fl.ra.n Pillot>.aou IJil'Rde trh(> 1L('('U$\llltJofl opeonJy •m ra spet('l('lh to fihl' F're11t.1h uo 9•00 10:00 10 30 11 :00 I! · O~ 11 •10 II'" 1!·30 6 00 o,ao uo Coffee Timf' Unlted Stutes ·bas made t8 mJSl•alte m Wy rng tu 1lllimlna.te- France from Vim Nom 1 Home 4 I 11'00 I 11 :05 11:15 J 11,30 - --· Take It To Heart 6,00 6,30 Wild B'll 'illrkot ' . , .. . '.) , '""d' ." " Star Staa:e 10,00 C.tvalrade qf Sporta 10,45 Red Barber's Corne u,oo u ,o5 1 News HeadJJne.~ , Weathercast IUO Press Dol!: , 11.1!5 Gr~atett Fights o~ Centur, IJ ·30 Tonight , ·, 5.00 A•uJJt Drou Show 5 . 80 Howdy .Poody ·-- .. -------~ 4,00 The Brlgbter Day U5 Secret Storm uo n·oo s,so 6 .30 ..,a o.5e , ,oo u~ Sign On-rra~er captaiD Kanaaroo j N • or(illl ~0 mdepend· (..1oee t~ j poet ) 28 Shop tilt two jolato. I ~-lou !lilt -~ ""' -l<lllll<IIW•II'll 11!1<11 can't llnUint . ft. ~ -~ ~ ~ IIlii* flld IIOmbur" lit mllft .• ""'!'"' !11<1 Nool COM~ at_r. '!~In Sam~•-~·j ~IIIII Ho.ueparty The B!i P1y9U Bob Crosby S~O'f' 3.00 Afternoon Film FestJv1l 5:00 'Mict.e,. Moua . 6011 uo News Paint & Hardware Phillips Sisters I , . A movie entitled "Liom: on the Board W~lk" atKlWinJ aeenes from lbcf 19M Lions Iaternational Conventlon . at Atlantic City was (be hirtblight of the Pomeroy Lions 1Adie1 Nla:ht, held at Federated Church, Tuesday. Other activities at the Ladies Maag, who sang "Suddenly.night Digbt waa a solo maj. who sang "Suddenly There's a Valley," with UIHan by Myrn Kay s t e 1 II Florence, childl'ell, BLTRV DATRR ' QRPJX SCTAO ECBV VRCAVO JVBVB~VJ ALVM, A~vv : BV-BP~JV . Veatuclay'• Cryptoq,uotAI ~ ANO NOW WILL I TO HOJ41l AIIID HOUSEHOLD HEARTH MQVIj) !)N-~I.l,I)!I'TRij). Pltlrlbul ed b)' Klllf FtaiUttl (l.yn41ute 1 bon!IJ. Tile lnttreat oa atatt•·aq.d m'\&11.1· etpal boada 11 aiBQ taa enmpt .AlthOIIIIII tOmPtDI&.tiO• fOI' eer•· IOH ~ lf'1''a,Jl,. ~abf;e, wh,tber IJ:I.'f Ia mpof, qr o'berwih. tQ ltw ePetUioltr fttmotS thl Hatat 1'elue Cll& IYJOII-,._turtUibf4 to a mm: I lO~•D 11 ,44 Sip .0~' ' Mn. Arthur Hoyt, JJev. and Mrs. Hoyt. Rev. KuiW!, Mr. and Mrs. Tracey Whaley, Mr. and Mrs. Jaclr: Canet, 8111 Grueaer, Mr. and Mrt. Clarence Struble, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Leadingham, Mr. and Mrs. Max Ward, Vlrgil Hayes, Mr. and Mra. John ~lyers, Frank \Viii Mr and Mn. Robert Jaeobs, Mr.' and ~ra. Ernest Covert, Mr. and Mrs. DJck Owen, Jack Cramer and Sue Struble. R"""""'"'tl\'es of ll>e Good Luck 4-H Club '01 Mason attended Did you know that your favor- a Regiooat Clothrne SeboiXII for 4-H Club membei'S jn Wayne, Ca· ile butter frosting wilt stay aofter longer if you male it beU, Lincoln tmd Mason touM.ies at Anderson·Neweomb s ~ In with super-soft Hun~' on 'n&esday. A program showing the young propl~ .tlow :to dl'CSSI and wihat combinat.i0116 of .accoosone-; to wear wi1h dilfercnt types o{ cloothes ww held. ' At,tendini fn:Jm Mason were ·Mnt. Slll'8h Spencer, Dlooe .. ARBUCKJIQ Powdered SUGAR " Cap~.... .. •bart and June Speneer. T1956 HIS DISALLE Meet r••• - -- Bu1cl.. . ,. - - - - - - - - - - : - - - - - - ---'-:' WIDNIIDAY I 12,41 Sian "" 1 12.45 Ch¢1o · 1 I '00 Film &, Fljl)cy 2:3Q Th& F~miplne Toucb 3:00 ACtern1lOn Film Festh·aJ :i:OO f.'lc~ey· Mowe I 8:00 ltartodm Kwnies o,~o 6·35 8:40 News Weatlior DaneetaDd .' ' 7,00 Kukt, Fraa & Ollie ' In tM Mar • ~ etectfon, promiMCI to ~nak• hlmMif QVGllable to a• Ohioans • podlbla. "~ "::1 know "you, and wants Mike would'..• to meet ~ ,. know 't.lm and hlo ¥14"!1 on Gonmmont. Comt to tfttlon WJIH, locatecll on Portunouth Rd• In Q.tllpolh 10 MilT MIKE Dl SI>LLE. TOMORROW at WJEH to:ao A.M. tl1at. You move the (h st trigger ihc moment you press tlu; gas pedal DO liiOt'C than an inch. That nudge tops a fraction of the mighty Surely you owe yourself the treat, the twin thrills, the deep satisfaction and just the sheer fun hours that go with driving the best Buick. yet. Why not come in tomorrow and match up the words with the action? power In Buick's big 322-cubic-!nch V8 engine. That nudge gives you quick new getaway response. That nudge brings you all the power and snap and performance you need for normal driving and cruising. And Iince oU 11W 18 at only l'•rt throttle, your gm mileage goes up substantiaUy. is somctl1ing you11 find only In a And ~c thmk tlris action is so exciting, yoU ought to come iu for a !iampling before another sun sets. A: Mike DISalle, Dtmoaatrc candidate for Govemor • ~ve you trlecl .tbe .n.~ Confectioners Super·X ' • . Muon Clly ~ I . Of Phone SP-3-5554 4 H Group u pianlot. During the huoi·j <YIOSOn neu meetiDJ, there was a game - · n conducted by ""· Ernest 1 Attends Clothing Covert and Mra. JUehard Owen AttendiDJ were: Mr. •nd Mrs. Roy l!elzilll, Mr. School Tuesday aDd Mrt. Franklin Rizor. Mr. and , J'ilm - - .... - Ia The Heart • U When we say twi.n·triggered, we mean just 111,15 MATERIALS, INCORPORATED Wilford, It's quick and it's nimble- it's a gas-saver and n great safety factor-the most thrilling Ted Wol~ . t HOGG ·AND ZUSPAN C'tleryd and Janet Mane 110'00 Etbol ond Albetl Spuru with .....1 R•&~lplh Biggs, Long Bottom; Mrs. Inez R'a<ndolph OOd th~ hoots ood 9·30 Tho VIH 10,40 Why not call or drop iD tJ.s.,; Lot 111 ....... ...,.,&ng problem~~ before they l1ocooN ...P n;.l!iil 1the :chnner. Piresenlt: "-"re Mr. and Mm. Nat.ban Biggs <aind -t~btldnt•ll, Jeanie, BrHr •and Sharon of Ru::l•and Road; .Mir. -aru:t •Mtns. AIHrOO B ~gp and daug;b1.er Judy rand· Mn. 014ie · B1ggs, Pomeroy; :Mfr. a-nd Mrs. safety mca.surc 011 the American scene today. ·' your hom& - l:i....i Crosai'Oids P:OO Dollar t Srcond r ~Jatlon to STOREf Uo Weatber odd ------- ,.30 Rln Tin Tin B·OO Ollie ln4 Hai'rlet >NDWlJ 0011 asphalt shingle roof ean bo oppllod ...0, nomically right over your ptaea.t ana, . . . , dooolilji PICKENS For Buick's new Variable Pitcl1 DynaHow is mme than ju~l tl1e smoothe~t, the sweetest. I. 10.~0 10:" Logan·Long Re·Rooftnl protection and fiA resistance to :rour increuing its life and beauty. A . . .~ ~·~-· Ready To Wear In The Spring Season 11'1 "" ••• Hll••an al 1•• •11!0••••• will. ll~n Dllalla,'IYoriVJEH 10:30 M lt..,..w. 1 Ull W•tber uo Daneel and 7,00 Kllkla, Fran & Ollie H5 John ~lly T••ftl httonal Dantllft Not Damar•, Httlve4 rot ,eNOUt lnJ1nlea an not eonelderecl tanbla trirome, wbe\tler awardtd bJ a eov.rt or 111\tled o~t of tourt. Wh,en ll•tln• )'01,\f IRCOIJ'I10.. eaD aleo tor1•t about s••nnmeat ben" .fttl lO Vttt~fll alld: UI.IIJ" r.m111-. exNJpt non-dlsablllt)' rttll'lih.Mlt Pll1 Mnd Ule Interest on terrn1111 IMn A Cryptocram QuotaUon LV J v Abbot\. ud Coatallo mai<rials ... Logan·Lonc A5pbalt ShincJM by experienced workmen accordina to er's rigid specifieationa. The Week Or Month JUST ARRIVED t;; Mrs. Mattie Cross ' Dies Tuesday. At Letart Fails LoAy IN4 Cha<lle1'UD FUm & Faney !'90 The hmintne Touch I• LONGFELLOW One lette-r simply flla.nd• for another. Jft thlc txa.mplt A. It VM4 tor Lhoe lhree L'.!l, X for tht two O'a, .etc. SUllie leUetl, apoe. trophies, the ltt\gl1l lind fvrma.Uon of the WOnil lrt aU hlrlll. J:a.ch <ht.)' th.: code l~ttera a.re dUte-rent.. p L' Gam; 11'!01• Strite It Rleh ' Sip On · 13'1111 AX\'DLBAAXR - · · l....,.Uwl Winton, Llo& Kirk, plof to ollotlloi Ilia brtcbl now pedunnUI ""'-•roo FRIDAY ! fo ·, , 1r.• ~lll'e-¥io•to ~;i,., · · ~ Sign On Prayer CIIP~lo Vollo~t r·. 1 , :C developed. 2. An:blan (armenlll P'NA Doui .~),V~•. N'e?M, 11:00 put off ehocking up wbllo small roof looko ... ing and beeommg expeD.Sive major bame Let us inspect your roof tocJay, It tt ~ tion, we can furnish the ftnlst of upha1t I PAYMENT PLAN New Spring Hats and Dress's lliigp ill: Slack ril ~ If you're beeinninl to feel aomewbat about the appearance and doubtfulu to tive value of your present roof ••• Aat E-Z the most rcspousive transmission yet 1 Unadorned QP ?:lS 1,00 Katie's JQtehea 1:30 Love $tory z,oo Robert Q. Lewis DAILY CRVPTOQUOTE - Rere•a liow to WOJk ll1 1 1 ..... __...~ , -~- r==========::= AND , ,00 Tho tr!ihll"' Ov 4.18 8e(IJI"" Storm a hawk'' eyta DOWN : ~~;:'.!'-'" 1\ti>G,ll"". ..' ) .'·'" FRIDAY lH" TJ\o Guldil>l Pan t7. Toelo.ae, ll lltP!IlpbM *-u.,.Molllt, a maa wM hal btl»e4 Uvanoe the eanen .._ II z,so s,so 46 Rodents - . to ollfll a kln4 of eabaNt eoulol ' wtU\ JUlLUI ~ lmprwt.TlO 0( the ahl'lWI It tbt , CON, - a 4 s,oo 45 Intact 1 ' JlooOio - · o1 at. ta I Ui btlwee-n mountaiN 36 Shade ot a color 31. Perform 40 Oreek letter 42 Anxloua H . Refrtlh reoorda k..p ng 12:13 Love of Lift 1~·80 Search 19r folnO!l'OW "' btta:tltl lDcaUon-mU.tnr the rut too t'JCCIIIIve:•. <If lolOpio r 12'00 31 Rae• , 1 ~ ~t • u,~o &nd atltr, •nntq &way. Jn tht IOUJlll, a allvenm\tb keep• hamrnerinr awa.y at. jrt/tlr7. Jt .:.uada a Slttlt btt like Sam Kramer, Oreenwlc:h VW&I6'1 tabllluvl jOWtlo?. ,...,, 14 Ntw York. BandUCCI ..ya, bW ,)olnt JltVtr would JO over. 'Time 11 10 ~ioWI lleft," 1!1 dtclareJ a bit oondaacandlngly-!&nducel wou14n't nq4 poUttly to Umt-"and evtl')'thing muit be LtO convenient. The t .,. 1ft. th1 Nortb IJef.(llt .-c:Uon of San Francisco, com• ~~It tq Or-tftwkh Vfllap. To Itt. 1~ New York. the crowda we .so at borne, we'd hf"e to k in the tltitattr 4tlft.rttt or a compartlllt .... Don't Pay Tax on Wrong Income 1atherlDJ ln.setll ' 30 ShOtt, th.i'k room, aa ar\ilt 11 buly pa.tnunr canvauu that an Jl,ltcinrom liM - 1 39 Honey• Jn tbt lboW flDom, !00 peoplt c•n llt IU~nd In dlr(!(:tOr·type chain (no tab!.,), put their drlnka In holdtn on the chaiN and their ci(&• nta on the floOr, Wll.lle they watcll yo\lftl t.&1ent perform EAch show taluts e-ttour and then art tlv• sh.owt a nlrht. t'J riNCOME TAX FACTS No.3.., , ~7 a rut.aurant and a "hi·G" room, comprtainr 8,000 aqua.re ftH In all. "•"P"' 10:00 ••nee fAnJioSaxon Law) atouUy-WU I tonner Ch1DeM &•mbllnJ and opium den. Enr·ico piclucl It \&P. for 1 CPh ouUay of t&oo-alld today has a Bhow Room, t,ht COIUiumtr~ while elauical and jazz 9,oo o,oo 23 Lund hPid ;J~ . ~. "'"!""-"~ Part of .. ('()tll • • •moet tontel'tnlntng Bob Crosby Sbow 1 .•Il l.~ . . .. ~ ~~iJ_bt_e_r_D.;;.,:..__ _._;I:_:I·M >t~ L!,IO $how , .- the body a.umUCCII8 ONZ ot Ran Franc!~'" clttzent~~. 'Ill ud. exuberant, he own• a cabare( eatacornb called the huugry ' (tht .., .. ttandl t+r Intellectual), which tour years ngo- he dalm!l :r. ""~I-A'' -»ct dlncUy W uo . ,_. . ,.. , . ,~ , :30 cumn . . .,,J '·Jit 9'30 Fo.., Slar )liiyllou,.. ~; " .. lO:OO . . . . . 0( ~· ~.' ' · ·, 1 IO:SO ~. ,by · s~.. Aot.· • 3'00 Tho Bl& Payolf of .~ 11. -:. ~ ~~ 09 ; PI,:f~oa ,:· a·~:: ..,.,., VJIDl.tn~ Bi!.,., 1:30 L~Jve Story 2'00 &bert Q. Lewlo 2:30 houaepa.rty mt'l:.dow 17 Mulh.lfttL!' J.S l:>fc r~lmte Doug Edwards, Ne1JI · ..-v ""per S~~ , . ,, •. .,., 6:03 'W eathermaa .., . ~ ....."t.~ •.,;._. . • :. ,'·.• •·•. 7 :1)() D ~CVIDJU . II l&n y 12:UJ Love of Life L2;30 Search tor Tomorrow IU~ The GuidlnJ Lllhl 1:00 Katie's KltcheD genl 91 war Lueky 8 Ranch 1'he Early Show Your Eno jlepql!l~ Spotts :V.a'l'ade . Weath.erroan PatU·Page .. :· i:l5 Seeret Storm 4:30 O.u Youi' A~"t :~~ ~uek,Y 8 ~anch ' 'Ttt.e t":uf:Y 4b@ 1!11 ;:::_ _ __ __ __ _ __ SHOP PICKENS Pomeroy Lions' Entert · At "Ladies Nig'ht" .,.,.., ., d '" mso Arthur GOdr'OJ ll:30 Strite it- Ricb 12 oo v I' t Lad belweeJ\ Nt:>W York and Ban Fmn<"I!CO c onUnue~s apac •. T"tthfulty, it'• more ldu1 a pact or mutual od· mlratron ; th~ two eUleR Reem lo conatdet• Lhem· ulvea the ta•t atrongholds oC snphl!iUcaUon anti ~~t · banlty In the Unll•rl Stoln and they band to· ~reLher tlfhUy In 1. rt '\IIStlde arn tn!<lt anch rural a.tea• aa LoJ AnJelel', ChtraJ:"O, Denve1·, l'lt aJ. ' However, t!-.ey do try to outUo el\ch otherNew York hi 1. 1Uent Wily, fm tl L!l not the nat1,1ro ot the Maahattanlte to croW about hla city, and San Frttnt!IIC:O more opt>n\y Thi s we(•k we have had In town t. btrel-cqvered cltlzen of \he Cull· fomla Oomorrah, tnrlco Ba.nduccl, and he has put ntroaa ope temnr point In Shn r~ran claco's ravv r : thert, they ta}(e time Lo Uvt a hllle. ""'''~'"' ~~ of "Ntw Yort 11 too fa1t," enys Ban..Jucol, who rwo cUie•. · raany lU&:el u. In apltt of It an "Peoplt have no Umt to elop and look. and brealhe . .. tnd con• template. In San J'ranc110a, J have Ume to play my vloUn, ro to the th.l&kr, tnJoY concerti. We think nothi111 or drlvtnc 40 mile. ju~tt to ... a pt.rUeular YltW-and, Df courlf, plck up a 1ood dry martinl with ft.'' He bu \II tben. For a New Yorker to drive 40 mile-a tor anything, even 1 MW maohlnt tor mlnttnr dollar bnta, 11 unthinkable. "Wt1y, tft. that Ume," lht Manhattanlte would eay, nrhnst, "you coul4 be pn.ctto.t.11y hallway to Ml•ml.'' ll:W \'ORK-Tht Aec;ount . 9,oo 10:00 Garry Moore BY MEl HEIMER You~ 7:30 Claeo J(:id , ·. &00 Arthur Godfrey & llieO.~"''t. Tbe Mllli9nalre ···1 .,30 I've Got A Secr~t 10,00 Eis!m'hower ·Address ll·OQ Up.to ~ne &hnute N~wa · ' 11:0!5 tat& Show ' THUISOAY 9:00 9:00 On ac- l Br'rthday u,. n..:nner Held For Mrs ,.,_\ NO.~han Biggs --~-~ - - -------------9:00·l. Sitn On.:.t.Praver 9:00 Captain Kangaroo . 10:00 Garr)' Moore ~ -~ · 10:30 A1·tbur Godfrey IJ :30 Strike It Ric12:00 Vahant Lady 12:15 Love oJ Life 12:30 ·Search for Tomorro• i2· 45 The Guidin& Light I·Oo Ka~ie's Kitehen 1:30 Lov~ Story 2 00 Rob~rt Q. Lewis 2 30 Houseparty 3·00 Th e. Big Peyoff 3·30 Bob Cro.s.by Show ..........,. I WCHS-TV ChannelS W&DNUDAY oh!d, a \ I Bigp 7,30 Coke Time .• . 7'45 N\l*' Cir&VAJ1 8:00 Truth or Co.o.sequtbce, ··~; 8,30 Wate.rtront , . p,oo 1!11 Story g,30 POMEROY SOCIETY MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY l TODJ&~ IJI• of 1\jley nr.t USE OUR . . Bud Wilkinso• SJ.ow 8AO New! Pietui-e 6'M Ilea Paul."' ~ 7,00 the birQl of eMir SAVE Newa Heet;Ubttl ~~poru ~e . -St.-.. . - ·- are "great po~~lblhties io betDI anJ Galti,polis Robert Hurley. prtaldelltt, '*AS a real Dad and a wort by son." Mr1. C&rroll 1wa010a wu chairMr. Hurley than.ll:ed tbe tJ)elker man of the BaDqud cOflliDJttee ot Muter of Ceremony and the Rev . L. A. Bana:erter, putor of Heath and spoke briefly of the compari· tbe W S. c. S. and othen umtlor churt!h, gave the invocation and ton between developin& r1w mat· with t he preparation ot the food welcomed the memben and guesll. l'rialJ ; nto valuable artlcln and and the cleanine-up work weTe The Rev . Paul Nhlwander , pastor of trami.ng a bat;y as he IJ'OWI iDto Hn. E. 0 . RaU, Mrt Robert Hurthe Grace Methodist Church , Galli· manhood. Mrt. E. M. Wood, Mrs. Joho The program lru:!luded ~hll, was the guest speaker and o;;:~i: ;::,~:~~·B Mn . Jamea CrUweU, M.n HemmoM is ill at her a:enr . spoke on the topic of "Fathen and smg.in& led by Ben •1 Bachtel, Nelte Zerkle, M.n director , 1t Lakin and unable to at-~ M.rs. W. A. Gautier, Columbua, f.Rd Sons". Hts talk mcluded excerpts Ralph Radclitre, lira . L. A. Bang. ICbool here. who had spent the past two week11 from article& by Dr Crane , remio· Chester Haddox , Pt. erter, .Mn.. Brut!e Lloyd, Mra C Tbomp HeDdrix, plans to with her sister, Mn. E. M. Wood, PhH Wolff •nd FTed Riley of iscensea or the boyhood on a farm rornet trio Gene Crooks, M. Henne1:y , Mra. C 0 . Fisher, Hllntin&t.on Orthopedic an.d Mr. Wood lett Tuesday for her PorUmouil.lh were v16nw.s here and definite examples of things f:uthrle, Mark Kelly, who Mrs. Cbfford Enrin, Hn. R. C. on Thlll'lday. March 1. borne. Other IUUt:J at the Wood Sunday. which could help the relationship ''The Three Pucks" Sambury. by Kay Darst; a sona: "The Geor&e Docd.IU~, AUleDI, bome include Mn. Don Graber IM!r, and Mrs. W.Uliam Cooper between falhers and sons. euest o1 honor Sunday when ! (Helen Wood), Cleveland, wbo ls and 80011 of Ol~Land W&i.ted re· Damotel" by the "Etgbt Notes" Mr. and Hra. Glenn wending the week here. She was UMive!l in tlhe Bend Saturday. ( Mr. Niswander said that boys companied by Prilcllla Harpole. \1 bad a birtbday din.ner IaccompaDied to Middleport by her Ed Kobrock of Ool.umbus t"t'!- were e ntttled to good breedlng, The glrJJ are Cherole Blake, Nancy Other lnehaded ~~~ huaband who spent the weekend . pl'le8el);taft:ive Of ;the O$hko6h B'gosh good feeding, good phystcal tnber· Roller, Mary C. Miller, ;,:~~~ aDd Mrs. Dana ! Mn. G. F. Batley, Beverly, vis- Oo., w. a~ visitoi here ttance and good leading and ttle Jones, Juanita Hawkins, aDd Mr Do- 1' t d Miss Mabel HyJell medica) last phrase included the seit'ing Stobart, Myrna RuMell, · 1patitmt e A•' H08pttal • hen at Meigs Gener... DonTUesday. Young retumed . to his of a good example b,· the father Bangerter. Mn. Ernest tfones and when she and Mr. Bailey were busi· borne toda• lrom St. All'tbony should teach his son courtesy. bo F u · d t l Mlddl ~ and Po lk.ind.n<!B~, corudderation ' a good at. A prayer by Mr. Bangerter . :YI a:a a 1, arrtve ness Vl&l ora n evv• • • a~ · Oolumbua, where he -•t with h ~r a1s- Lmeroy, Satur da Y· • Ior a v1aa u '\A'><..,.... Jtwo m"BJ<ll' opeNUons. tJtude toward other people, and 1Ciuded the evening'! program . Lama, and Mr. Jones re-: Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Scarberry, He was aaa'IJJl'piiJJled home by Ib is the way to live a Christian life. St. Patnet:s DaY' decor1UOD8 to tria home Sunday, while · Jr., Tipp City, apent the weekend motther, Mn;. Viotlr Youn~~: who The speaker reminded his list- were used -in the dlmng-room by JOJleS aDd Carol Jtan rehain· with bl.a parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. wem. .ut Oohnnbtm fur him. eners that the time that a bov 'Is Mrs. Earl Knight, Mrs. Glenn Lama lona:er visit. !A. Scarberry, Middleport, and in Mrs Addo K. Jeffers ood &On readily influenced by his father bert and Mrs. Charles Murray aDd l'b!~ ~'"!'tie~t.h birthday of Win- Rio Grande. .KeDttan, lhwe MurrnOO home- ...C- is usualJy the span o( ten years they were assisted m Berving by telephone operator,! Mrs. George Hudson wa1 achedul- ter lfiiiJII!ID(lioog sever.al de~ qrn• Cool· between the toddler stage 9:nd the Marilyn Sue Knisht, Patrir:ia ldoyd, celebrated with a family dJn- cd to return home today from Hoi- urobus witlh !Mr. Je{.fer'5 parrewts t een·age acttvities. He urged' the Sharon Jones, Cherole-1Uak.e, Nancy at the home of her parenu,,lzer Hospital. • Mr ,amt MT8 A,ldlo E Jeffers teaching of obedience and quoted RoUer, Mary Carolyn Miller, Vera :::":nd~~f.,M.rs. Owen Fiilk. Others! FrieDds or Ralph Anderson have A~do E Jeffers who bas been the commandment ·'Honor thy Covert, Juanita Bangerter. were John BllCkley, . learned that the former Mldd.le-- q ft ill in !)lit Oaa"mel Hospital .... and M;hs Fink's bro- ' port resident is eritieally iH In lh~ ;returned ibome and is ronw~:es ""'"'· Danny, Roger and Bill. Toledo. eing nicel·Y Mr. and Mr1. Robert Kindell. 1 Arthur H Carpenter baa been reMr and · Mnf A' fred mggs Co•boeton, have been guests of turned to his home OJl Fifth Ave- Mlrs N<titlha d Mrs Oha6 ' By Mrs. Clara Murray. nue from the Meigs General Hoswe~n bmin~TI visl~ jn Mn. Emmett Smalley, 'RuUand pitaI. Col bu •Miond 'Ph wer·e Street, is stayJng in Parkersburg Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sparks, Hay- , om !It· ay 'Mey F1 d where her busbtlnd Is a patieat at a denville, were guests of MUs Sy- ~nft~uU~ ~· m. t }Oy 0 Parkenburg hoapitaL. Jvla McMaster aod Mrs. A. J. Bea· Coklql~ 0 spen sev· 1 8 Mr1. Luther Bolrar, Columbus ver, Sunday. ~r ~ ''):1 1rm us d Rlobert WU Clllf!d here by the serious Frank Darst, Who has been iJJ, W' I~ of ~~~ 'fl.~ ed ness of her father I Thomas l.Oilf- bas been brought to the home of WI'IC I w I) •a rr.v slalf, at bia home on Sixth Avenue. his brother, Ray Darst, South3rd t'Od_~'Y ~ lflo de.~h or 1lh:1: lleborah Ward. great. great ~venwr. Mr. F)'ank Darst lived on me os s er, 'IS6 lrtam . .,anddaughter of t. E. Miner. and Storys Run Road. . more are. :tlhc ,g ue.m: af MT. and IJer parents, Mr. and Mrs. John j, M-Sgt. and Mrs. C. D. Page, have '}tlrs. Patrtck Lodllary . Phone 153·X 1-meroy Ward, Columbus, were re~nt I returned to Mobile, Ala., after a .Mrs. Dey Hysell, Mrs lhllV'Y . P . Pomeroy, Oh•• Court St. Phone SP-3-5583 Moson Jtbests Or Mr. MJlier. visit with her ,parents, Mr. and Slll!ltlb ;and~ Mre. C F Tompkms Mr. and Mrs. J. Carter and Mrs. Rue Tuckerman, and other spent Tuooday m Columb\IS W;here d.i ushters, Columbus, visited Mrs. ' relatives. They expeet to leave rthey 18t.Etmd00 IM1.e Slilb ro~al ~rhe Barker, Midd1~port, and re· this spring for three years overse'as workshop on YIOI'>h:l unden1.and~ng Jatives 1~ Bidwell. duty. of the Mettho(h~t WSCS whteh Mr. aud Mrs. Huold Sbowen wlli'> !held i'n ~he Broad St Met..boCroobvllle, open! the wooekend tMsl Church. with Mr. aad Mrs. L. R. Wiley and 'ion, David. MASON CLINIC Mra. Mildred Darst, Hobson Road, Admi~ton .s· iMn> Dorot:Jhy Smith. was scheduled to eater Ho,..r Hos• ftJaeine, 0 ., Feb. 15; Eari. Smith, pital Wednesday for minor Po:nrenoy, Fob. 16; Llcwd DugQn, Ru&nd Feb 16; Vw'td. Andel'' ' . Mr. and 'lli8: Bigp ... ISIOO, Rl.lllkund, Feb. la; Katherine t~ w4 a dmoor Swnday at li>OOH, Midill- Feb. 16: Mrs ·their Jxmte, Oheste.r, !honor.ilni: Verna. Sayre, Roo.iM, Feb. 28 0 BiiiifiT.s· :flt:r. .amd Mh's. Froec'l 31 MOo. Nolllan Bigg:. on ~er bfT'tl!· Sayre, Racine, ~n·, Feb. 28. 1 day. A dOOI'll'&bed b1rthda'Y cake and j'Ce crea:m were S'CII'Vod' whtlh ;;:;:.Cu New• Pieture Weather.cast 11:10 Preu BoA, FRIDAY 8:55 Sign On. 7 00 Today 9:00 Coffee Tlme 10:00 D10" Dona: · School 10:30 Ernie Kovacs Show 11:00 Home 12:00 Tennetsee Ernie 12:30 Feather Your Nest 1:00 Bob & Jan Carr Presents 2:00 Count of Monte Cristo 2:30 Camera Goes to School 3:0Q .Matlaee Thealrt 4.00 Date with Lift 4:15 M-odern Romances 4:30 Queen for a Day itl'll (lllflmef. Sbow . ----------- - --- have m.arlka ·avarrlllblle to the mod· Flo<~ & ScMI·!Ol' Spo~ts E}e 'J.!i!J l.es Paul &: Mary FO!'(l ,,OQ Death Vall-e:y Days HO DJn.all. Shore H5 NeW~ Car!Jvaa •·oo Yqu Bet Your Lift 8,30 Drajnet g,oo People's- Choice G'30 FQrd Tbe•tr~ 10:00 LIJX Vldeo T,.beatre Ding Don& School Erme KJvaes Sbbw I Sei'IJIJI.e un P.arlis •IMt 'I'hlltlid'lly Newt Pidure LeS Paul &' Mary Pord: · · $ Dr. Hudson's' Secret Cote Time I News Caravan Sereen DU'eetm .Pla1' house Father Knows Beet Kraft Theatre &menhower Ad'dresrt Damon Runyon Tbeatrt- ·• · · HeadllaeJ Weathercast Preu Bo~ Greateat Fights of Ceatdf31 Tonight 800 1 tttllt5DAT S1gn On 12 00 Tennessee Ernte Show H!:30 Feather Your Nefilt 1 00 Bob & Jan Carr Present 2:00 Hall s ollvy 2:30 Parson's Study 3 00 Matinee Theatre 4:00 Dale With Llle 4.15 Modern Romanc.cs 4 ·30 Queen for a Day ~ · oo Old Timer 5:30 Howdy Doody .,.• 6·40 7SO 745 AJJ,ocla- lather and thy mother" as he • .an, Rdxlt k ., tt tbe 1Wp Ge& ~-uw~~ ~_:. ._~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ .. U.on of Health MethodiJt Church that children rnUJt be taua.ht there are rultt to llfe which ~ Jlatlpltal: Ft'b. %3 . "'be aew . ~...,, ..._,..,.,.., ~ ..... ._.. roa ~.....- • had a Father-SoD banquet 1t Heath 1 ~~-~~ -:;:~;:: Church, Tuesday eventns. with hu-e to be obwrved . He ended biJ l1tfa1lCl weitlllwtd 8 (b and z or:. Mn.. maema4 ~ldparenb a~ Mr. _. ... ~..-:r-a - .D guea .. trom Pt Pleuant, PomerQJ talk with the stat.emeat that t~ J&ne. wa& the f<rm.rell ~ and '}ka Me!lvm K.navr. New lfa. 65S ,,oo • 1 • .=t 600 7•00 Today Unltod Stoles or lh""lr);n~ DJf•m tv "1 be!Ji.ev...~ ltlhe • l.. lhe,. itopalong Oar.~kty 6 30 .Sports Eye WIDNISDAY Sfih Or. cToday Tl 0 11 ee mf Dine Doug School • K r.rnle ovacs Show Home Tennessee Emle Show Feather Your Nest Bob and Jan Carr Prellle.nt SuliiJe Camera Goea to School Matinee Date With Life M.odern Romantes Queen for a Day 5 00 Old T1mcr 5:10. Howdy Dood1 _ _ _ _.:.__.c;;_ T·h£' Untted Stateos s tron)t!) suppor ' • Dlem F'r <Ill~. whJc-h named h un premier 111 J'Uf'le 1954 d td 110 only at Amenl•an rllsi£U> nce Sul'Ce ~hen Du~m ha., '!iueet.oedctl m oust•ing phrrlxty E:Jup(!l•o:r Ba{l D11r a.rJd mall:mg •lums f'lJ "President The ba9ie agJ\lc.'Ullurn'l problem lll!l•lilln a<:'rt'9 be ltahn nu4 of t•ul is f'MIJKI in tlh.e 19!!"oi'J:J,"l'ii"I'JHl aJ\' W:'Hm •ulid p bcOO m t.he Cl llb l..r lilurpimcs of major orope. 'I'Jwt.t oi \'U:HU'I re<ie'J"Ve priml of h LS pi'Of>lt.-.('ii (!~rom -·~l Frau«- LS rgett,utg tnCJ 'f'as.h~·Y 0 .00 angry over UnP!ed State.s poilr('y ltl IO·OO (oh{'o J.n;diol:lhl!luse ~ of VJet Nam 10 30 T•he :-. tt· U ~L1 Lon could develop tn II 00 ~ () a St'I"WLI<~ q U!tfl t'! J. P,·e.ldcnrt N~o Dinh Oi£"1'11 or 12 . 00 Viet Nam .ti building 'hull.!..- elf up L2;30 t'O l•he stattm of a dte1<~l• 11 1:00 2 ·00 He is ncrt on~y slren~' l h eJUng hi:!! por!<o"'nal, IHI'bhonl·v but ~ 1 2 30 3 00 <'lt•addy squt-ezmg lo':--azH't' Ol~ of ·hr" £'Otmtry , W'hi t"h was a F'l'<'..n('h pr ult."01Ctoale fw· 70 y._·ar~ t.oda~ nf fi('IL 7 6 ,500~ U·n ited Pren St•ff Cor,...pondMri . ' ·GUIDE ,;. ' WSAZ-TV Channel3 . 8 V CHARLES ..... McCANN Poojl~, Ohio. FatherAndSonBanquetHeldTuesday IWI-' AnnounuNew :!l!:.d!!':!I:U,.•.studeataOalloJMwW Arrival On Thunday - .,.. ......,.. ...u "" .....,... • . By Heath Methodist Mens Associatron • - - -.. - · """""""' llhe _n... __, =~o.,.:".:l\= The Daily Sentinel • . [ sff'Ond Cla>ls moulini mattt>r at the ... ... The News EDITOR Seo!l, lae., at 110 Merkanlc Sl, PomE>roy, 0 tb ; lillfPrt•l oHire phDnl:' 3A7 ' ~~~~~~~b~t~~~rv2~9~,~19~5~6~-------------------'~0.~Da~ll~y~~~n~t~IM~I~,~P~om~~~~~M~Idd~l~~~rt~,Oh~~~------------------------~'------ p~~ Wednesday, February 29, 1956. •r..·ew Advanced Varinblc Pilch Dyna"uw ia thetJflfll Dynoflow Buick lmild,- todf11/. II u .Jltlfldard em AoodfUO..Iller, Super and Ccntlf'll-cptloML• modM 6l1ro C08t on eh6 SvecKJ. Then comes the next trigger- when you need all-out acooleration for an emergency safety-surge. You just floor the pedal-and that switches the pitch of this alrplane·principled transmission. Instantly, you're at full-power take-of!-aud it's like a second getaway cutting in - a thrill and a safety sweep like notl>ing you' vc ever experienced befoJe in au carthboum.l "' ~ vehicle. .····$1!'r.ad~~ ........... ..................... ,...,.!.oot......... ... ~ OftW : Af A NIW lOW PJijCf - .UeotoR Comfort ---· ,..,....~. lttlltJ"~ Buidt with fiUGID.I.W t . : n l " " ' " " " " " " " ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • WHIM llmt AUTOII\.QIILIS AU 1Ufl1 IUICIC WW. IUILD IMIM BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. Pomer"y, .Ohio 500 E. Main St. .. .... �• • ~ The 0\llly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohld ;..;. . ;;.;;;.;.________-.:... --------------=--_;::.:..:;:.__ . - - -- -=-:.:~--- . Wednesday, February 29, 19fiE - -------------~- Panthers To Battle With Chilli.c.o the Fiv-e ·Saturdav ' CONSISTENT • • • • • • By Alan Mavw' 1 lbot.rrnt•y . Atiht!.M m ib9 8eO..'nd •tnl;nd '8:1>- I it'to ~he .J~NK.JN5 RAN HIS WIN SrRING mt!be too·rney wiJ.J meet ·Pf!ili'I'Qince Lexington in ~rhe ThUTC-tboy eveom ,ffl2hl.coa:p &arne beat 8:45 P. 1M. Aotlbt!M nOw 1'!.'18 a 1~ .MOOJ'd "Yiohile New l.e.xll.glon !t'raa • 9-9 rp('r[OT'IIl'll;nce to wi'l~h Nt."W ro g•·ma: s • JN4 ~n . show for tlhe Duckworth Signs As Tribe Scout .. ·· For This Area ROW. Porn~'• Purple Pantlbe!' filve wiU ~ · wioUh pow~ful OhHli· CO'tlh~ Lon otJh(lo Sa1tJflday ·~ Opener 11l Aotbens .sotllllllillg at 7 P. IM. OhiJ!Jtooljhe ·now th83 a 14-4 f't'Wnl v.1li'le ~Y •fioo 1 6 won 10 loo-~ rOC'al'd. / Ri(lh:~rd Duek'woOOh. Syracu~. an .nounced ·toda:J.' lt(OOl bf' h<l3 -si·~n«< conl:n.let . 1h !lih a, Ht"'U 11· ng ."''1 (' C}.(' V~mnd kldl<rn~t for hid· foUJ·l•h ~ .. . The formc.•r ·player ·w11h !l.h~· Ha.m 1Uoo, O~io. Coo.adll '"'nd Po:t ' I'tui-on, Mioh.• both f.IT.m ol·ubs tn tlhe Cl.ev-tlao::ll onganiw.lioo tr""~poril Pd ;~ .his lf.err"ory wou-ld be Hl t1he Benrl area. flll'ol3deQ tt>::mi f n · ·r \\ an 1 I 1'. M. WEdlsto11o •h.a~ an 8 woo, 10 loot rreood~ The og.(¥tJ(IM} ~'!fi.IS o£ o~ 8-8 ~c;rrl "'·;: I ' 1'11 h ;, . 'A · · h ~)' t\'h fl b~ !rf' '' 4 tl r "!. 1 'i•n a:t .~time ~~' rto indlcR ~ ~r r· 't ;n·, , "hr• I' 'I ·1 Gallip-ol i:.:~ ;w l U. ~ Tl · t ·~ r ll.:·J· !•at (JhiUI.co~he a.nd GaHipoljl: .iD tile ~Cf'lld r· ·d uf t ·., ·~ 1 · , I' 'I .:1 fiflleJel!' as wi·nners of t!he &ef!Cby ft;J,:J .! · \ 7:3(} "(he J: ' I Jh• ! JI' !lli'J ~OUroOOY ·n<ncJ b!"lfltl 00.1.er tl) rihr TtOW o.v.-n n f7 l Jet•,'· l·J· \\hil~ ' lv• O:hio Oniven>ity Dls1rict ~­ Be<lpte wHl brl'tl·.r; n Jil-5 J'l'l."(]ld ~r'i'·iM. -~---· - WIIO'S ,#OtrOPOLIZ!/'15 71/E $00 "A#C> 600 YAIIt> ,t!E/:>ALS Till,; Jfi!N1"£1f- - ·-·-- ------- /l~ tOWi'lf/IP 7'NE Waf?U> f?I?COIIP FOR 5oo -ro 11"6. ~ 1/1 01 EN 1 1 TO SP.M. 1: 1 FREE INSTRUCTION FOR BEGINNERS . A SPORT TO PLAY FOR FUN & HEALTH " ' . ... POMEROY BOWLING ALLEY Phone260-x 6A.AI£f>. (Xmld well) i!he flag. Th&ir re8Y OSCAR FRALEY ••ta UniiM Prfll SJiltt'h WriMr NEW YORK UP-With &JII'Inl -~--··· D11lre Snider lhaB Jclnockocl In 784 tn!nrl111g •Wlder WIJY, bbe.PlttaluVh runs .l:n seven ~. a 11~ -a~Plntott".!l .probably aoo hOpl'ng J!Jha.t aoge. Bwt :liD!fl: ')"eeO" was lhJIS lfmst lbhey don'.t. wM'too 'ITMIRY pma in WJdlsputed ~lltlte in t~ depwt1the G,ra·perrurt League this 8l)l'tng. moot. Del IDnnk; of tlhe Jllbi:ls led The rOOS()n ts: ;rather obvoi~. ·hiB own ('lkJb flor ltlhe niMh ti'me ln RBI's .and 1rveed!11 onJ,y .to do it ::•~;~"': o1lhe •rl!CW Netilomtl Le-D· 'OIK'e illWll'leJ 'ItiO tie iMft Obl'~ ~n~ p pokrto oot, ~ foollioron r,.. 'b cden l) )w.e ,been ·W ~e l'«'Wd. Stan MUiSiiU •W """ of tllo <ltnll <lr- 1.:he Carodso Jar the eillh1h tiiM and cuiot 11he p&S't. rtwo seMO~ •hel(,l on Ito tthe 'd We .U f«tme bMfin.iShed ~n ot1he per~~nanll buement Ung , Jeii~d w~h ·a n overaJ•l .342. both 1:i mea [or ~ ret'Ol"tl or (our CION To Tl• . THURSDAY •F T' R b ~----~-~~·~·~·..~-·-------- - -0 m reeman 0 TODAY'S SP.ORT PARADE Play Fm'a} Home Game Saturday w~n /1. Y. A. C. -- I I 7'/f£ E. Second St. •lrui~t yeanr ln !Db.~ cdLJw .•. Gil Hollies of .. ·. · · COLUMBUS , 0 . UP- Sb<lllllshoot·i.ng IWbill Freeman wHl p1a-y •his rinul ·IJome- ~e ror Ohrio S.WI!toe\; baHetJbal'l ;h•am Sntur<lay •:tg<~ln'i'l. M'l<-'b~gD'tl. State. 1 F!ff'mano w&s 11 clnrh to wra·p ur t•ht> Bil{l' Ten ~;cflr!ong ti!tlc ovl"r ·mnnct•up .rnl·iUFl .'rteC,fty of •IDe Vi'!IH'ON. 'JlJre Buck(~yc .guard ha~ . 647 po~no'·i ~n 20 g.1m1'" !.his t>f;; ~()_tJ fmrl ha·,, 1,521 iO ·thn•e y£"w·:; 1'he Bul'lk r-ycs 1 ~-·· 11 M·lll dr:·i · "'i'•:n lu .With·..~~h S':l~·•· :.1 I :.n , ::l '! +h i~ -~":1 ' 'l . F:·rnn:· n ~ ··n r1 d ltH~I i·nH' 1l1~~'h of 1G nc 111 '~ tbe Dochrers -blt · «"ton'•l' It". • ; 'lltW'Itl" iball .b eeb -IOlll!e crl- 'M IIutl .....·'Skrl!l •bomer m 19MI ti.("Jgrn uf big Don Newt"Ombe's .B!Jld now ,Reflb: ooly one ,i;o lie :t:Jilngitng f•Ort.itude from · 1.file (.(1 Rogers Hornsby und ~al•ph Kirtoel' but '!Jt:te Docllt~'~~ l)it:eb• :lin .tlhkt department. C(lnceming ie<O!I4 <o Robilt ROOa1a ln fOUl' bOMif'W"J, the PoJ.o G roood~ t.he oOOw'!Vno complat.e .li{ariles ·l ast long 'hft9 'b een clia9sH'1'ed ·a-s an 'Ori· sooson ftlobcM.s •had 15 or ·t~ eo»laol rpark sbepped ion "Ohoine.ilt.'" one and ltwo-run effOo:rt!!l W'.h.lle 1bomen. But 204 W6l\e L'l'l a.nmetl oa;t I~~'::~~..", ohad 12, half of lbofrn H.rooi:lyn 1s EbbetJs F1i101d. 193 wet-e I one-rnm. aUaiN too lead ~·he made ·a t CiMtrmaU nnd '"onny" 186 a.t bhe Polo Goounds es Noa· · -- -- 1-n ,,;,~o~.:~~~in~;:..-~ kt; kt>d .6ut h'VUllll Slcon, 159, ~n LAFAYE'M'E, lnd . UP - low~ ~ hnvf" !he team bul<lnce tu win the> 1) 1~. Csht', 2. ~ and Indiana rated stro_ng chanees 'C'ha~plon.ship. . . . HARTF'DRD Opno ----Sl£>Vc w~ today to dethrone OhLo Slate as! Wi~consin, 1Uin01s, M1chJgan . u .•• ......1 .....__: ., _._ .,., . . Sl 1 M. l d p d 1.!9 ·~n11"'"~"-' .....•ntL, ou; · Big len sw1mmmg ciU11l1PlOn!l. , at>:, mne30 a an ur ue may .· · '"O M il· . 134 ~ Wa.~ c:ome up With an individual cham - 111 ' h ~ 1 ' JJ- .m <>, · -,A three-daY meet opens at Pur· pionship but none is l!onsidered a hu ry, (,onn., 10 · ' ' due Thursday and thE' fi~ld is lolld· serious ~hallenger for the ronfer--r- MJKMI , FI-3 .----Dalfll Curt~r, ~ 94 · cd with potenti 3 1 OlympiC material cnce 11 rown . N('~frk, ~- J ., and Bob Sa._tterli~d eager for a tr ip to Melbourne n~xt ~::::::::::::::::::;::;;;; 187 ~, Clh•~aa.oo, dl'e"W 1.0. Novemller. A total of 1M swim· mNs were entered. Ohio State won nine of the last 10 meeis, induding the last sevun. hllt the Buckeyes lost several top performers through graduatl.on. 1 The strongest challenge could come from Indiana. The Hoosiers never havl' won the title , but their current t.ank squad includes the lone Big Ten 1952 Olymple team member in Hawaiian born Bill Woolsey. During the ~Rular conft'rencc season, the Hoosiers po~ted the best performance in fi\'f' l'Vl'Dl8 . Iowa , pacPd by a conference rec· ord hreaking 301J.)'ard medley relny team, 01lso is given a good chanN~ to trlake off with the laurels. Hawk eye star Lincoln Hurring owfts n 2:09.6 mark for the 200 yard back stroke, long eourse, which i8 :12.1 better tban the listed C<:l!legiate record. Other Hawkeyes to watch arc Jim Coles tn the ~prints and Earl Ellis in tbe 440 free style. M.idliean had posed a ~troM threat, but Wolverine chances ull b1.1t evaponted with the dismissal from the squad of the talented I ret'OIIHTI«Jded for ·ba91:'iDaH trials hut 11!001. 'ihe rplayeN wanted to :go t•hrOugh eolrlege be(«~ ~rnf a <"&rei!'!' ~"' .prorewional b31!11eb&H. He .!l't:&ted 'ltJ!teft ·is a great fiii)I)Ol'~llni~ tiha.t 18W'a'H..-. a }"'lmml plt~ye-r in ~lhe ~I fi'ekl. bttlt ri{ 'he ~ rtmk.e flbeo big ,}~l'!l. lhe oon aiW'fi'YS find Ill- good iob -ut. a (ooiQliY around many 0( tohe 10Wri'S · w~e -he lha-" pbred ha'il. ! "~u~more, to kee,> 1be w~ intel'E'IJU>d in basbal4, fim£1H dia· monds ~hould 00 built in ooidlboril)OO(ie where tbe •IUOUOO' i.s avoaiil'8ble, and I wiJUld llike lo f!llt!e ·'*''leNII ~eag~.te=~ (or:s,ned i·n llh"o BeOO, lt.hii. SEIIROn, add woolld Hko to ~ tlhe lhi·S}l :!IC!boolJ krep .t!hrir teams· Wfe(rM-r 'ltl:rou~t. f!h.e ~• .i'( .iot doos not oonrtitl wl;f.~ tlhe •b!·t}l sdh·ool: ll'Ules a•nd tegu:IMiom," . in· lihe c<p~,n .::: ;.. .. nw 'l ·. 1 day ielta lilt on. Thursday ·ni~t.t wll fti&bt. <a! 6:1 5 P \1 ·:,.. f, ur,1'h mC<"t Wa1l~t.on Saiturdav •a t 8:30 1 Wardrop Despite twins. grlduation losseg, many coaches consider Obio state the ravorile. With Frank FraunCelter, Fletcher Gliders and Donald Har- ~rv E.. Main St. • · ---OIIled 011>01. ~:::::::::::E::::::::~=======~=~I :~rln Obanoo ........ led <Ill __... I.teaguers .cormoetert Phone 197 --· - - -- WE HAVE RECENTLY TAKEN OVIR w• - WILL OPERATE It Under The N•m. Of ... "''""'""" ~ ~ge, ~- I· Se/ectf:CI For Mrs. A • Cont· t' , ae• "· Whmy ' Fettture~jl0* Just Arrived! 1 ~~~~~~to.!how~ . POMIROY OHIO plete Front End Servlu Alottg With A Compl1te Llue Of MOBILGAS PA.O. .MIItf4t'. ly · ~ Gibbs, Mi88 Lena Embleand Mrs. Ja('k F1-ye of W, Va.. Miss Mildred Lee and Donnie Gibbs or · ·' Ptrsontlt Mrs~· A. •K. McClung h-.s been able to resqme her teachine at mgh School after a weeks illness. Mls,s H8Jen ~cnki~s. nf Charle 11 • ton, spent the weekend with Mn Henry Jenkins and family . · Mr. and Mr.11 . W. T. Stone wflre the C_uests Sunday, of Mr. and Mrs. Mernu Johoson ond family in G~tlllpolis. . . ~tie Betty Jo Johnson of Gal. l1pohs, is the guosts of her grandparents, 1\&r. and Mr11. W. T. Slonf'. MJ:s. CharleS }uhling has bt'en cOIIftded. lo her home by }llne.~s. Mr. ~eorge Roy and thtcc duu).[h· ters Of Coli,Jmbus, Ohio, were the gu~st.ll of _Mrs. Mary Ann Kln~!t thr wee If. McMHJJon, spent Wt>dne~­ C..alft,PoUs. I Formerly The . .. LEGION srRVICE STAnON ....... _. ..... "'MIDDIN fiU.SUfl'" •• \ ••l'l't ,... .. PINCIL JOC:Kif ~ ....,u......... ..,,.....w WEST MAIN ST. •• iJUU. fill AIM MO'IIMINT ........ i \ I '· \f 1953 Chevrolet I • WI CARII,Y A Complete Line Of MOBIWAS Produ.to e '•t Blo•k Ftnl•h Set Off By Gliltenlnc Clinme. Eyeo WUI Tell You That This Jo The B"'t BUY. •Tirli• e, Batteries • • $888 Oil • Wheel AUJ(IlmOhl · \~-' :.,;;~""· .. ' T.'· If- OOitl. d.,_,-;. ~itll"or oll Ita llize,Dodr• c:omporforml!lce *'ld IIYio. !lit KJnc Sizo . t • Reseting and Adjusting Of Polftfl • Coin plete Carburetor Tune-Up and Cleaning · . · • LubricQion and Bladt Sharpening . ONLY ' GOOD ·FOR MARCH. ONLY! . . ....,•· .. \ " . ·~ ,,. _, ridt, ~ other eari lq !lit ''mo!dlum price field" -even· thQ~Nt a ~&oland doDara more! a S "") '" ·• ', -' Coronet ~~<tuall.v ~ JVu ,.,.... iettft/1, lool. and lll:n&f'U, 1tlm"l bif: tf!ll ~ and big e-ar Coronet Is Jll'iCO!I I:!Pt cloW!l with the lo....t. In f&C!t, you eai\ crlfn: Dodge Coronet V-8 L1n<er hlrdto!> lot · ~ ~bOut " ·""" • ""'k ' O!IIO Here Ia the ..... th•t' lrill ·~ )"DDD' Ideo about "price o14M." 1'!>e Kina: Sizo Dodn ' fort, Lubrltallon ·C~lftplete Fron.._;EndCheck Up KARR·and VA~ ZANDT Pomeroy BIGITS3Q· · D AY SPECIAL! POWEJt MC)WI!R TUNE Uf TIME FOR Let Us Gve Vdllr Cor A ' POMEROY Wheel Balonrlag • . LET US PUT YOU Fe: MOWER IN A-1 CONDITION I .t~e at their~-'hM!t Spring Easter H.ats . ) ..................... ,'..... Slyl.. I• All Tho '. ' ' I cor.... Abo Ateeaorltt . ,.,_ . Of ~.._-. - c-"""'""' C..,.. ...,.,.. ......... Of Ylioliltl ..._ ..._...., w....,.,••. ~~~--- McCOY$ , Hat Shop Mi\ldleport Oblo. Ctr ''M" Cat "0" Car MP" r.r ...... .., ,.i,;, ..... t;· *"" model of- • da.sbinr <011~ Come in and • ·the Dodre Coronet today• Price It ...tnst In the 1ow prlc• field" D..ll Is 7.7 ~ ""'' DHit Is Lf .,U. ,~~ ., . ....an c;n 11 a.... ~uldts-.. Ctr "(" IH!IIisiUiodJB. C1r "F" ' Dodp • llJ .......... Ill Dodp <Hh ··~ 14.11 I IIIOIIIJ mort (Ins rfl~t 95 Clflb 1 .... t)• ' •'led Coronetl to ebooae from: 2-door 111d '-door oedana, 2-doot 111<1 4-door Loncer bordtops, aod •' ~ C o.tlioui-~ '66 0o4ro lot ao · li#lf Mtle for a "dripped down" ~medium pricod eoro wboll a JO'I ao luU..tze, luU..tyleil.lull-po,..red Docile Coronel cao be T'IIUI la.-1..,1 'lbOn't a lull Hoe of Dodp ~ • Size It up .,...., ~;Iii them...._,... . .ltli ; (If ..... Wby - ... ~"'*-ldvlfl ... ,..,...,. ,......... At. a touch ot your ftqer, you .....-.he-Cdr OK Ull ,.... w.:r,,_....w NM/ 'l"'llt lle'W . Mtw lh-.llock, Whllo M4 ~ - . thoa tho - w , lltlkiD lbumolleorleld. Corome&: MtJreJ And ,• •• -~ lwloo ·., A.W Your King Siie Bllyo;by far ! '56.DODGE Coronet .' Y tt, liN OTARY TYPEM GAS Up With Mob~lgas " Holf si:us mines *WEATHER-lEE. COATS ,, ---- Bel Air 4 Door Corner Of Pomeroy POMEIIOV, OHIO Phone 388-Y . ' I I' ' 11• ""TAPR·Titr"""" ~ 1IN COLOIS tn. ..... -- Big30Day SPECIAL! ' ' . .,. 1.11-. and 1Mr8. Atdwr ~ <Of Co/llrllhui .woe ~~~~ llbne- oree, Mr. ton, Mr. Chester, Chapman, l:lartlord. 1st, 1956· ' \ ......1 .. , .... LIS. Grmlah , "" :j;~~~~~·;V~A;L~U:~Y.~ · ·~B;O~Y~S~~~ the her festive husban4'• birtlufoy. WILCOME occasion were Enioytnr the hon· - '""""•GUAUMIID .TO ftWII *SKIIn *BLOUSES *DRESSES 7 to 15, ot eewnt IMhf.r.e 'he ed , min:nt Natios. oct lti'tin)lit..,ro.· ~1"ial Sunda)'. at onEt o'clock honoring MIKE and SIIORTY itACKETT 'llbe n•lght iloime odb11111 ~ WHlo 41<87: ~~pl.,.od .. - -under !the lll.itht& .tlhev ~ au.otnry war errtnibab lin IOQI! tertained with a turkey dinnt>r EDDY lJf,'.R;~ - , · DUCTS. of tat-, Waot i!hnm In 1 ~ • ._. ~ .and .atio wheB be- 'WI!I eM ~ita-J For as little as 95 cents a week more than you'd pay "for a small hardtop in the "lowest price field"-you can step up to the biggest, best Iooldhg, most luxut:ious hardtop in the "medium price 'field" .•• the Dodge CoronetV-8 Lancer! .,.,. ....... .... ..... ,... .............. .i _Sot""_- ~~ llnP • AUomey a.,.. wtto il a ._. dk'al plllieM ... UAI¥fftliity llaJIW. .Ji'reli JEWELRY STORE W• Wilt Continue To Offer Our Gom- ' <'-·. . ,., I Mrs. at • loo!llll t>l- :::e::wene d>o 1 rs. Pearl We/leer ...__ ,..._ . We lnvlh: You To COt'!M In And See U1. dncinhatl vAh'foon 43,640 turned out. ~ ,.. _ . '"'- .. ~ Gl HADJfQRD a O..UIIW•,... cftswlu;f... Pflmlfi ., ti g Pa.- ~,....,.. OumWe ..,_ lfiddlepolt ftllttft. _.. ~ Jil .~ · hmee Hlrler. •• h ..,. )e'd af • ,_~.,..., tbt 6t.. umbwo dtW at . . t.ilw ~ ~the COLLINS HACKETTS SAFETY SERVICE for ·D:n -....dt nro 1110 toue- """' to "' 'llilo flUb w~'h a .Sil:l ..._. - iMhlwoul<ee'o Bill 1111 cltlliblo ploo)'O ..., L\fti1:wii!Ukoee st>t ... fhe ontv oJII!f~d· lol411onee mark oestOO.MShOO ion 19M. 'AtM. came A'P"'id Ul :i~l'tll9l Cii..~ dtt IM · ~ :~~~ J*it~ THE LEGION SERVICE STATION •nd I. ,...,._...,co_.,.,. -Don-.-t- --oror -· J Condon · r; Dress Shop i -ion. dlbt ·peoo~M - - -all..otlme il'eoord total of 1,263. I..ooaue W~lie M.,. IO')bobly woold ill •l!-tllllo ..!)00- tWep tit Jllcio Glound" fol' toho -~for~ o f Ebboto Flo6d. over 1,000 camat. ltil mark ww a lio ....UOPOCI only U in 77 ,...., . . llllty ,$115. Jobn ~- ...... ot llamo &ncl nllle lo> II ...... II ....,. ,....,. <llhor ~. Mllwaulloe'• ~ . In dlbt - · ., 011 - · IDold<moll;y, .... ... ... All•TIMI Chlntl!llon f e - · - ....... 131, ..... Wl>o- dlbt -~­ -8roolabntlbo ~ . . . plaot . Not"""" Lootu• ·tolol of 11!5 "'o!tt>w'' boii!L . QD. _ , . boob? Why - foht, In two ,_.. it ,.... 0! 01 .•10 <ill> baok ...., ~ In 14'1 A1/ l<trt ftlo 0., Nii!OI.ifo. Brooltilyft, -~ 12 I:,;:fo' ; : l 3.00 -~ ~ MercC'des -r:..-- Dickies Dress Shop II '"""· lilon~ Final Clearance I ALFRED i!i::-.. ~eatured &, I. . Sat...., r. •'INANCING OHIO PEOPLE SINCE 191! UNDER STATE IIEGULATION Jane How-ell. Tmf Dautghters or ... Union V ,llt'.r<ms m-erll Monday eVl:'· ning &t ·llhe DAV HaJ·l \ld·t·h Mrs llli'!'l"}" S~111hl, ·p~esi·ding. F'uHowin g the l(luli nc\bu:•;ne~~Sl a s:}Ci.a l hour II':~~ l'njoy~,fi and . relJ'es'bments " "' ·e .,n:·voo hy Mrs. •Thoma:,; 1 I i4 C'ro'J k :md M'l-;. W. R. Davis. Harm, The birlhdayo o/ >ln. !lach" l •·r llarden, Ill .... lleleft I IY GRACI .._ . McBride and Mra. Margare,t Cot . Mn. Mary Li•le . Mn. Marie Lead· Tk ......._. Volul)tefr nr. Dt- day ttN:y d went to F.aolt Uvtrobdrvfd with till& h om lnj:ham , Ml'l. NIIOnd Londoa, lin. PI' hW WM CiliUM to die Me- pool to ...._ Mn J H. U~. elua. The Ttnel'inli! bas ket Wlb H.a('hel Mt'Bride, lrln. Gene¥le1Je t W iiWmwce rt.l· Mn. ~ Johnstor., a..dburJ, liven to Mra. Helen Diddle. 1s~:bneidrr, Mrs. Allah Tealor~t, kJwini tllhe IM!'Vft'e w!Gd tfulm. f'Pent 'Ihindaoy with ~. and New officers fo r thia y~ar art• ltn. AlllH WhJie, one pelt Pile ~ tfw!roe wu no r.,. t'b. .Mrs O'tutit'y ArllO!I. Mr•. Geoevlevt' Srh fluhbllrtl lroubko eomlng from an etetil'lt' • Vrt'K.ident, IottA. ~~ . . Secret_a ry, Mrs. VIr s._ncuN p.,..,.... •pump. liliUl Guuuher. Al:rnJlant Serrl'· Mr. and Mr~. Don Qwtenbm'y -.6 ~- WiHiclm S'ill!ftr o1 •ary, Mu. Dorothy Harden , Trt>.a and aon . Don me of AtheDI, Wet"8 Jedo ._ annoooing ~ binh of Sunday srlwM)J oat~~,. on IIUI't'r, Mrs. Agnt~~ White. Blrlhd<~y recent V&Jitors of M'r. and Ml"' . oil dauehf«' ·laat weet. The mJitet'- Feb. 26 "" ff1 offtriJHl $11. chairman, Mra. Allah Ten!ord, John Bowen._ m:l ~ •e Mr. and Mn. IW¥. Gnwc fi-lled bill roeeu1ar Chalrmn, Mn. Alloh ;reaford, Mn. MtiV\n Gru~~. returned to C. R. JO"daQ. appomtnwnt 'here "\I 10·"'· His Flower and Card CommiLtee, Mrs 1 ~er home afler vus1tJne rdatlve1 lfr and Mrw. M.S. S1-ero and lwubjt'Cl "Faifhhdnf'l .~." Eslher Hal·cten and Mrs. Alherta ' In Colu!"bus . BuD Grimm came ~of Erau Claire, WS., va.. . T•he ~F •held it~; rewlnr nwMho~e wrth Mn. Grimm ror a ~ iled. -ibejr deuchter and • e r • • .tiJI Scanda,o evening Witlh an atDress Sf%eo . . . . . 9 to 24"' _ The mt'elin&" was closed by pray- catlon. . . . . Mrivin Olllfr: MrJt. week. 1'ihe were tendaMt\ of 18. De\.·orKtrw 'Niore &nlf the Lord'B Prayer in unison. Mn. W~ll1am E1chmger and Mrt . en:route ~ from fi1I:Jridl k!d. by 'Jbellma Ht·ndt'nJOO. Plant Sldrt Sitts . . . 22 to 381n• Members present: Mrs. Beatrin• UOolly ~rJend . s pent ~ah&rd.y 4o iMfl. J'll6yd Davis, Wilt~llle for a 9Wt eoeiat and aueticn on Blake, Mrs. Margaret Cottr'ill, Mrs Ne~l'IOnvllle with . relattve1. . (!alied 011 Mra:. IMina Wt&e aod Mn lhl'l'lll7 Wfft di5cu!l•wd. A·IAO ttle Helcn OiddJe, Miss Gertrude Durf) , . . rs. Fra.nk ~mebr.ellller is Yll· Rou ~. reoent.J £-a:-J.er 'Pf<JU3Jll . < I Mn. Dorotli)' Harden Mrs &th 1t1ng relah~·es 10 ~ew Brighton, Mr and Hot Ha 1\i' ' · _ I•cnnr~ . · · them · m:lfi)".Qf The WSCS ~ 11<1 r•gul.ar ~ wee~cax~ wUb mftlt.lll.g Feb. 21 at Ure hoot('> of Mr. and Mrs. William Thnener · · and lfnt Lee GM'"Ilet Windl:aod wi~tl 14 ~t . the :QCSA. . , 1\, 11pent · Sunday ,with fir . and Ml"'. Tobe meaua, 0 ~ witJh P'!'a\"t>t. 1 ,Entertainment Cor the event in· VIRGINIA CARLISTON William Lehew and family of ColMJ". vnd 'tl'l!l. Ohar:Jey Amos had Seve!-al .oommunit'aticm WeTf' •• '· c~uded D lrmnpt;t solo by . Bill Da· Bible <I••• Entertained umbWJ. ':' SaW~ cU011s tkn. Jbr!ey read A ptedp: w.u: made to ttlc Vis of Mason and two voca~ num-..1 The Larlie:s Bible Class of lht> Mr. and Mr1. Vernon mCtt, · and Mr:t. Arltl! Prtce ~. ~ wer4• made to ell · 1 ~r!l. presented by the tbtt!e NorMethodist Church held and llOn, "Mike" ~ve ' and Dr. H. w. Jooot, Coknnbu!l terlhin 4Mo Jte.ecfavH-Je lO"''Up in ns S_ll>ters of Meigs COunty. , !their home in CinCinnati !MrJ. F..ar'J · t.k-H-ott'fi.e lUll re- AprjJ, Mnl. W'_;.,~ __.. 1 __. the M M p 1 m~ctlng at the visiting his 'J)atents, Mr. and otUuf.ined to her bed. Jlet· .,,.... J'U KV PoJDerov, Ohio , St iSs ary u len and Miss Anita fl'lefiCQ or Mrs. ~harles SmHh, Fri- Emmett Bartels.· and .aur& !rom Wf'1111: VH·- J)roiJI'am lWth song "'nd prayer by Floyd, who represented thB' .Oalry IS e\'enin~ with Mrs. Smith, Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hy~~~ell lnd ere -Witrb bet. va!'k.V5 WIM!ID'Ibenl. Alma Swartz j /: l ·ov, i· -;;,_ •'.1I ·Council' or Southern West VlrainMrs ' Kmght and Mrs . Edward Bob Hysell Middlepot-t apent Mrs. Clyde J>onabue and odull#b- .pve\ radin(. 1bf. home.~ 1 !\ ' ' · t Kell as hostesses. The "lnceltng wu Tuesday 1n ' ter were~ on her uncle lnd nef•6fnt~. 1'he llt':tt meeting • Pori Wcllr:t"l' Wa!! selecttd . "': .: . ' ..~ .f'eo/Pft'9ent l!ibe Ewm:p&rr Ohap~ incharge of . the President Mrs. McMrs. 'Hannah aunt u.. and .u... 1'1-.... ...___ will be Kan:tt 20 at thE. bornE> of "' o Bet..t.-~· Sigma ~i Sorority m . Mf !(DL.gh t, Song, Faith oI 0 ur dau ..hter "Artrude ..., ~- u.:.-u u ....... a.s AkAa Swllrtz. .. ~. . 'HI\" ·ur J..M II·'l" 11\Motw w1 1, 't' , n , .~ . , (U~~ .., ~. ro.onn:"Z·ICI eon!.cst ............... ~. St D . h h ~• ' ..., ._.•...,..,.. Ht'!"' u~. -"~ I'd b .:flhe ....... ~ one. ur10g t e social our ~m- May Cowie ~ ....,._ 0( the ~ · "uuuP Was m tbe IT ' S A NUIONAL IE WU J! Y WE EI( fEA TU ~ f ' tJh.e ~ m!'u;~~ Co., es and contests ,were enjoyed by Mr. and Albert ~ lfrt .Haro)d MW-IeT' ~ 1-borne of dlw ~s. Ab-. and Mn. ·ntrog at 11,~ye DAV lfatt. "'-"""""Y ~ the guests. In conrlusion the host- Mrs. Geerge Scbaelder, wnd llfnt . ~e ~ 1. D. Ha)w ONr Chester S.t.ur.I ' esses 8erved refreshments to: Mrs. White, Mr. Richard t!Op, ·Midclet:Dtt cby by 1lhe iYorreM of W ~IQ•• . ' The 'PI~, !Mnc;. Mildred James McKnight\ Mrs. W. T. Stone, Mrs. George Freelaod Mn ~- .and~MtCombe ol W~~·Wibmld Swartz oC K~r ;)Jfelided over ~JJ.e lbeet.ing Mn. Harry Gibbs, Mrs. Wm. Mc· Heu, atiended tbe tu~eral . Ptioy OVi.tfsti:giht 'IICUM!s ol• wMend ';;;. .,;e:a., iiPeDt lllhe and ~· 1~ 'Were distr,ibu-tled ·t ar .a Knight, Mrs. Elizabeth Greusser, Claude O'Brlen, at Huntlngtoa, end !Mr!. R.en __ Ionian. lltw. .. ~· Kt. '~t~I dbmer .to be ·held tate 1\fra. Oran Love, Mrt. George Me- Va., Thursday. .,;_,u.. Sncrnd Jle~11t dbi.IJJ'dt ·audl~odum Mrs. William Gibbs, Mrs. Recent 1e:uest of Mr. aod on 'J1bundQoy, ~ 22 from 5 9 _ Howard, Misses Bertha Jcn· Charles Hysell, were: Mr. lnd """"'@:!><~•!J1111n m. to 7 p. m. kln.s. Esther McKniJht and Helon Ralph Badgley and family, At ' mtne. tart, Mrs. Alma Taylor an,:-.::-·. 1 with 1 hle oklee of the ~ ~ ore.. Lester Rose of Middleport. . L !rdmtents were ~ed by Mrs Dr. Car10n P. T. A. Spi.H:er ~s MlWI.en . and Mn . . Rek~ The Hqrlford P. T. A. held their t!U! setting* thol ma/res ceralet JiiutNn4 Atluns. ~ February Meeting at the Hartford 90% LARGER ••• 87% 1:<c:ho•>l, Tu!!.sday evening. The meetwas opene\1 by the President. · Petroleum lnatitute S. H. Smitft, Jr., Song~ Mr Wit. Ula h•• Kentucky Home, The Flag · · · Convenlioll I. Held (siqs MANSJ'II:LD, OJUD-~l .m N of q• Uld wu over1Jl"" S11lute was led by Miss Bertha ~an ..,klu tel Renne1 Oon«ntr ana Alien Jenkinson local Area Jenkins, Devotionals, Miss Estber e to normal \Wlllbt ~ B. Wl~n. 31111 WQM iit lllail.6.iiL Vice-chairman {or ihe Mc-Knight, Song, Failh o£ Our 0. "' l).ve lost ~ II lk and -ftiUi Area Oil Industry Father's. During lhe business ses- h an n.v. Mfe .,....,.. «o ~ .. Aalr 'OUr ~·t tOI' 4 oul.ioi. Committee, American sion various m.atlers concerning Uquld - - c.........f:"';;:m~ Institute, attended a neYer know • ~~IP"J: rnomea\ w the school were discussed . Grades reduetftC WIU!. HJDNNJ:L. zation and 3 and 4 got the book for having Aft•rnoon jng at · Middleport, Olllo the largeSt number of parents preHotel, Columbus, Thursday, sent. ruary 23rd. The speaker for the evening was . C!U'son of the Holzer Hospilal, An area meeUnr for :Portsmouth Gallipolis, Ohio. Dr. Car~on Is Jn area haa been planned for Monday t'h<trl,le of the Blood Bank at 1he Marth 5th at the Tu'rkey Shop ' Porstmouth, for the county c.:~: hospital'. Jie was a<·companied by men to tell them or pla 1111 made Miss Milch - instructor of Nurses FIGURE IT THIS WAY I at CoJmnbus for the Cooling yesr. Chairman o£ the Red Cross Blo~ mobile or the county. ~Dr.l Carson B4fd that Blood w<~s Only _Featuro LOci: lottrlocking Diamond lta•e a CoJllm~nity problem. Explained ama:nng. new Feature.Cio. Let lUI show you how ii\,Cted.f ROUND and SQUARE the functions _ o£ the Red C'ros! ibly large aod brilliant the lllUIIOCi diamoudt look , , , DANCE Bloodmoble. He explained the im.how eaoily these lllj>erh rinp lock tosether lo perfect' . AI TIN portance pf peop~(l giving blood RED~AN HALL . After Jds t.aJk be held a Quesr. s.e.nd ft. 10n and. ~swer period. The group P.oD1eroy· , was lnv1ted ·to the school C'Maleria SA'l'Uft,D,U . ·.,IGIIT lor rc!,.sbmeots. . ., Honoretl- On Blrthd•v MARCH. 3 Mrs. Jlarry ,Gibbs, or Front St. CD· Raduced For At~~ Rutland News Noteil ! ltd.. Average cost JH'r day .•• less than 7 cf'nls. DUV MEETING HELD . Is Held At Mason City Feb. 22 1'he annu•l dinner of tht Kana- Ja, P~•ented two wha VaJiey Lou! Branch or the I of lhe type of llairy·men'a Co-opera! in Sales As. I pre~nt in !iiJdaUcu\ wu held in lhe M&80n the Third Grade acd of Conununlty Bulhbn.: on Wednet· Aie group were shown day, Fcbru&J•y 22. · The dinner WliiN llllended by 1 The dlnllfr waA prepared and acrproxiJlllllt'ly 2!i0 duiryJpcn nr!:i Ved by the tollowJna~ members their tl'iends. • ~ · tht Mason Molflera Club: Mn. Mary Prineipul !ipeakcr for tJW aflair Bei'J'y, Mrs. June. Burns Mr.11 Jo ce was Roy Dau.lell ~~~lfllliant to th Cinon, ft.fn. SaU,. Clark lrfr~ J!a Ma11ter of the f!lat'tonal.Gran e Cook, Mn. · Martha Cook Mr~ n hies Jpoke on the AittJation . ge.Dat· Diehl, Mrs. Vera Dod!!on 'Mr~ lela li~gton all tl relates Lo fa~":n!llRh· Ebersb&ch, Mn. "Betty' . ean fl. Mrs. Geraldine Greer, Mrs.. Jo . BatLiea, who b active. In Waah- Harbour, Mrs. Gail lngelt Mrs 10~ttm, D.. C., on legislative mal - Alice New;e, Mrs. Ru~h R ~ · 11 let's, 1vas mtrodueed by John T. Derothy Schwab, Mrs. co!ctl~ ~ 11 J~hnson, West Virginia Comm'is- I a,etel, Mn~. LuCille Swaekba hswner of Agrleulture. - Mrs. Hazel ·Smith, Mn1 Ma ; r, . !Jet,\ Mrs. Jean Warne; ry a· St>rvmg as Chairman aftd Toast- Vnn M0~tre Mr LaV ' Mrs. June UUilliter of tbe dinner was Nolan Airs. Jei'W'( rfs, Pra P. Sweckhamer, who iJ president T Hewilsc;ln u a!'e, and Mrs. oio the KAnawha Valley Branch of lOSE~-25 can be repaid ill S lllOnthly 1paymf'nts.· per, the Bueke)'es are !IUI'e to pick up \'alua~lt• points In the diving compet1t10n. .. T he Bucks arc also strong In the 400 yard free style relay. Northwe~tetn Ace AI Kuhn UJ}prnr to be the class of th.e sprint11, hut the Wlldcats apparently don't ·· - - - - - Syratuse Society Annual Kanawha Dairymen Dinner Of Dresses The Doily Senti'!_~~- r omeroy-Middleport....:'....:O.:.._ ii.f.o.:._ _-:::-----:::--:-=:----=-:--~·:.____ ::_ ·=-~~~!~!...· , One Group Skirts PRESS I nuckwOI'Itih repor:t.ed 1·hat tower. 1111 phlo)'ers .m tM ven JNwe been Ill)(> T.an~€!r-Mato­ Fight Results BY UNITED -- --- And I I Wi·Mer Qf .IJhf' Cr11Hipdii&-Beolrprt a'Tld !1he A~h c n.-<;..Ne-w Lexiflgoloe gar11es wHJ •mt."t•t neXit Monda)' ·n igh! ."!It 7 P . .M. wl~1h G&I.Jiipolili &nd A!flbem 8N'In. now 8':'1; tlhoe HkiJ. l•y «:rrH~r,. Winner o.( Iowa And Indiana Are Rated Chance To Beat Bttck Mermen 'Wednesday, F~btllarf 29, 19$6 '66 Dodatllhau.red..,., rocord ill the l>ook--IB<IIIdlnr -d-IMkibrlonlcR eara-i.o ittl4-day otftcial run oa. llonnovUio s.t1 l"'oto. The '5<1 Dodre v-8 hOlds more l'I!COI'U thaD . au otber American ean com&iuf/ I · �.... • .. --- , Paae Si)( • ~e • WANT ADS --For Rent I 141 NEW HAVEN SOCIETY LIONS CLUB 2 Five room modero APART· MENTS, wtth LauDdry and gar. age. ODe 9-room mode:rn dwell· Adl 1xe~M _. u. .... 11. will be publiabed La. llmt ..,,.,·nee~ do)'ooroi:el•ecl. \Dg. Hal everyt;biq. A. N. l!eqel. be char&ed for advartiJing if nol p11d tw belore Ult Ukb ut eacll month followiu& lluertion. 'IJIO'r - TbaDU ao4 $pt>claJ t1ees Oi .i!ivenlA prullet.i at 1ar cluaitaea raw. t room FURNISHED APARTMENT, VbltuoilJ'IeJo publlsb.ed at 1 cmt per woro. --· - - - ; - - NotiGes I furnace beat, utilities p1ld, 1dulta, no pets, near Pomeroy , High School. Mrs. Langlotz, 3M 1 E. Main St. Ph. 302·X 2-Z8-12tc . Nv re~u nar&~ Aat ttce1'feG by m~ or W~epbolle pve.D. caretul &tw.~t­ UOA. Ill ' lllUNG YOUll SHOES TO RACINE Sl!OE SHOP AND SAVE MONEY. 1·17-tl Crron W ...co. 4.lf Le:i.oo Hlad1 DU.trict GoverBBI CaddweN wteo -proese:nt tffid ga:ve a ,tJailk on "Value of l,.Kn<<' Act:i\•Y.I.i'e:S". Aliso be indoolt"d DeW mambsnt .00 .reili:U'.11ted <WI!heni. F!Nrl .plans flor ,tfhe bin Shoot were made (10 'be held oo the Doog Roosh farm W~. Announootllffilb of Distr1iot 29-A conven1:ion was ghle.n Which wi::t be •held •i•a Wheelcing Apr.B. 7 Six.teen membo"S were 'PA:'IS:..' nt and guest were Mr. Caldwell , Jim Daorhey &ttd ~J.Coa)tlley . fhe 1·24-11 BROTHERHOOD MEETS 1lhe . Bro~.vllllod vf tlbe Luith· 'fll"il·n ParliSh 1bel'd Mlei'l" •moolillllg al ilhe ·00-me of ·Mir. aod: Mars. A. Rar R>DUJ~.Ih . Mr. ~lh witJh ltlh.e usil!tillliC'e of Jesse Brown served ·a n oyB!er ~-upper 100 llOie g'OCIIJIJ). E•lecticn af of.flcers was !held wi~ h ~Wa Luckydoo, 'J)l'eSidelllit ; Pwu.l Joe Gniu.t ead, viDe lJI't'ISiOOntt Aroo~t ~b secretory and ll ~nry Rloosh, ~er. 1-'hc new of.liteeM will meet with ·1he pa•s tor m. the near future ilo .<:."!. up a Brotheihood Calerula!- ~ Ladderl.l : FOI' ren'-'b.tiNlon Scallold Boardl, Drop Clolllo. · • CUntoa Ftsber, lollddleport. 1·· Phone 6266-X. 11 ·1-tf • ::c--c:-:-:-=--:-:--~c-c . ' For rent-Eieetrlc wallpaper : •teamer. CUnton l'lalulr. Mid- : ; dleport. Pb. 82415-X. 11-1-tl , .E'I OUR l£Ll>(.'TIIONIC ~ECRE­ TARY TAKE YOUR WANT ADS AT YOUR CONVENIENCE IN THE EVENINGS. CAU.. 3U'/. Very desirable flrlt noor APART· ; : MENT. Automatic gas furnace. '' Call 6170-J. 12-22-tf : ; •the ooming ')'e.at. Plall8 were made to hold a work l'V!o Ful'Di1bld 4-Room APA.R'r. 1: YENTS, aew funltue. UtWUu . · FAitMALL TRAtTDR OWNERS paid. C.U 6044-M. 8-2G-tl i; Oid you know y1.1u. could save 2~% or more on part~J by having ;rou. FURNISHED Ap&rtmeni , 4 rooms • ; and b~ 1 , 7~ month; a·lso ~ 1 tractor engine overhauled be roomt and bath, $85 month. 11 fare Marc.b 1, 1906? Also aall. Gas furnace and all utilities 1 about our apetial on paintino uad tuneup. Meip Equipment ..-o. Phone 94. 1·3·481.c paid. Phone 6128·X. 2-2·30tp n'ight for this April meeting, In to build two picnic tables for ·the Broad Run Church Grounds. Those present were all those above and Mrs. Jess Grin11tead, Ehrier Newberry, Jasper Roush, 1 order I ~~ ONcti~P~mer~y I 1171 INCOI>II' TAX~.SERVIC&. Help Wonted NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT I' Call PERT PAT-Pat Sheeh•nl a buuty tol'ltl!lsf w1nrtei-, h11 lll new title 2·3-H WANTED AT now- "Queen of the NBC Comedy Hour," 8he lllppear-a In sketchu and dlllnce U®ene .. on the Sundey l'llght J!tPC·TV program. men to sci I con~umers , every· 1 The Southern Local Board of Edu· day household netessilies under cation regular meetln.g wm be our factory-to-home plan. Full or . ANNUAL REPORT OF THE I Rct'eipltS - ·- ---· ·----· 846.10 held 8 P. M. at Racioe High part time. Earnings based on Sa- CLERK OF THE VILLAGE OF Expendttures ... · ---- -809.04School, March 1, 1956. Paul les. Write Rawle'igh's, Depat. RACINE, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Ba·Ja.n ce Dec. 31 --·-- __ 72.87 n.ee~:Le, Clerk. 2·27·31c OHB-840-728, Freeport, III. For th• Flacal Yur Endi.. S['Ceial: ~n.t DMember 31, 1955 Con.,·L. Funds 2 ·29··1tp ttil Auto !KIIt!!i ~---- Papulation, 1950 C•nsu1 531 Ba·iarwe Jan. 1 ·----~ 1,378.81) WAITRESS, ml151t be 21 or ov<>r. Racine, Ohioo, Feb!'IUIU'Y 18, 1956 Rm·e~pt.~ __ .. -- --·- ... .. 1.881 .83 OaU· 208-J. 2-2S.3tc I hereby oorrt.ify the ro~lowi~ Expendit•ures --- -·-···- 1.050.00 195~ FORD Vl:ictlorla VB eJIIiinoe>, S'liiOdard ~ioo., $19911. r ·I."PD.I1t to be curred. Balaocc Dec. 31 ... _.. (:>46.98) I 20 I Business Services 'Mao Clehmd Bofid Retir•ment I'Wld Jlmm,/ hreono, Middleport. . ., • B l • 8 53 02 VIII 2·26-61<: · ;lJ{ll C.ll eTK. a -ance v·a.n. I ----- - ·.(i · i''OR RELIABLE PAINTING conSCHEDULI A· 1 Recei pts - ----··. --· · . 65200 tflct RJchard c. Wilt, 232 S. 19111 CHEVROLE 4- door, ..,.....-. SUMMARY OF FU .. D BALANCES F.h•lll.'IJJdti'Ure.s ·--·-· · ... 3,652.00 Fourth St., Middleport, Ohio. gHde. R-uns l}il1e oow, $705. REc EIP Ts AND EXPENDITURES Ba:laroc-e DL'C. 31 -----·" 1.16:5.00 2-22-llotp Gentlral Fund Jimmy Ptli'BOM, .Mlddlepor;t. TRANSFERS BETWEEN FUNDS ~--2-2Mltc _ _ __ _ Ba.JanreJall.l --·-----· $1,063.04 From nen. lo' uond (Sidewa•lt We service and repair all make R·croipl8 ---·--·· · · -·-3,587.71 Repair) To Mo.t:or Vehiele 15.50 Sewing Machint!l:l, rental mach19~0 STUDEBAKER Pickup, 8600 Ex· p emhlures 8.4M.72 Vrom G-c>n . lo~U;nd (Hi·glhwa'Y ines, $6.00 per month. Phone aotlJ'al~ .n1Ho!l, A·l ooDdition Ba.J.ance Dec. 31 . .' ...... 1,196.03 Fee) 'f() Mo.tor Vehid e __ ' 25.50 6314. $139:1. Jimmy Par6ons, Middle. S I DUM t L A'll .o ll'l'llse ln.>e: MffiiORAN • Sinter Sewing Machine Co. pOrt. 2·2:1-6k Repa ir Fund 'fax Vntuation 1955 - · --·· · -187 N. 2nd Ave. Ba;J•ance J.a•n. 1 97.11 Tax Ra~e f'O'r vPl'\lwge pur1951 BUIC:.:K Super, radii) &: ·he<~t­ Middleport. :.!.22 .3otc Retci:pts 1,021.41 p(l'.~cs 1955 2.6 Millh.'ii 'I1Mal er, jlood .tilres. $850. J1mm~; Pa·rson9, ~~liddl>epOrl. 2·2.5-&.4: · - - - _____ Expendiolur{lS .... .. ·-·- 1,040.26 2.6 Mdl:-~ RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE Badancc Dec. 31 __ ..... 16.26 Tn1.al ..,alaries amd wn.gcs U134: DESOTO V8, 4 door 1!9Cdan, -• Ph one 200 . Cl el11:nd Appliance G&.!iVJlOe Tax Strt::~l pa.id ilfl 1955 ·· --··-·· . •· l,J 32 ,00 pawer ·sf!eer!lng $1077. Bla~tt· Store, 118 W. Main St., Pomero• Ropai' Fund ' j oar's. Pomeroy, Ohio. 2-2rKilc ' Bal11nce Jan. 1 ·· -- . ·--- 20330 SCHEDULii EC.EIPTS Bl . 2·23·tf Reeci'Pts _ 2.536.00 SUMMARY OF R .... __ . . 2 . 3 ~ 6 _ ~ropl'l'ty Tues - Genl)ta! - 19:1~ BUICK V8 Super Riviera For rellable radio and TV repair, Ex·J)l"ndll\.urll'l call 6046-J. We aentc:e all BR!lanee nee-. 31 . ~·-- · aB3.0<l 1 Udld .... ___ _ .. . ~ 151.93 Ooupe, (ow miheaee, . $2793. m11kea. Schmoll• Appliance. Cemetery 1'1•~·11'1 J';JXJpcrtJy 'l\.1xC6 ___ 151 .93 Bl.a~ta'l's. Pomeroy, Ohio. . Middleport, Ohio. 9-27-tf Bd-lln· C e J<1on . l ... _ . . 1. Ci·garerlt:e TilX 167.29 22 20 2·2&-61c QUH.:K SERV-IC-E- on- .. fte. Re.cei·pts ~~-----.. ..... 300.75 S1.11te l:vl't)\nr VC!hidc 'J'ux 97 .1 ~ 1963 PON'l'!AC 2-doo.r Sedan, orl· pairing by Factory 'Trained Ex'J)Cindi·t uros . ...... . .. :140.51 Gw.Hl~me '11u --- . .. -- · 2.D:i6.08 gina! blaek Hni!Sih $977, B~aett· watchmaker. COLLINS ,JEW&. Bi'lanee Dee. 31-- --·--· 196.44 lr''hcri.tanoo 11ax -·-·--- ?HI. 7 r-.r'e, Pomeroy, Ohio. 2-215-6te LERS, fSl'meroy. t.a.tf 'fut·a!ls Ge-n eral Sales Tax '<!'IJd FimmoiR 1 · - -·Vlll:aQe l''unda Llli ~U~utimu;. (Looal Gov\t) 1,200.00 1962 BUICK Super Rovton. C<Jupe & ABBOTT T.V. 5i£B. Bal J 1 1584 65 Spc·dal As6ess'menl~ Dynallaw <ltWe 19Dtl. Blaolt· FOREMAN VICE All makes Repaired by Ex 'liDCe ·&Ill. - -· ·---;.. ' • Gcn a! Vilbge F' unthi T hni ia Plw &6 y Rece1pte -·-------· ·· - - 7,445.87 ; cr· · · S4lt1.1Q ...-'W, pomeroy, Ohio. 2-2&.8te 62 pert. ~ c 01. ae Expendiltlunw -·-- · ·--· '1,192.75 St:re~ 't Li~~ ----- -Middleport. 8-l~tf B&lance Dec. 3 1 -- - -·.. l,tm2.77 Tut:al Special A;-.setism<.•nlt!o 84fl.19· 1852 CADILLAC DoVllle Jlo<d.top - ---wawr Works Ftmd Fine,s R•nd Oo&t>!i .- .. •.• 143.85 Coupe, nl<e, $19DD. lllo>et· · 1111>'0. Pomeroy, Ohio. 2-2!1-6~ '::o"~T~! ~:.~:~d~:.:.Bfrl11nee Jan. 1 ·-----·68.71 PubHc SO!rvi<.-e En(erprifsles R~ Televl&lone. Wa.ben, Receip11S -··· · . ........ D,25l.l6 Woatcr Rcl'llta;is, c.lt'. · · -· 9.251.1~ ltM BUICK Speol<4.'0olux 4 dool' w~Sw,e.epftJ'B and Fll1!rllitune. Expendi'tures -····· -- ·, 9,1:18.36 Fi1·c O!ntra'Ct.s . .. . 200.00 - . . O,...fu>w d-. $18911. .1J . otc Ba.J'JI>nce Dee. 31 ··· -··-· 163.52 SCHIDULE 8·11 · 2 3 ~·e, Pomeroy, Ob:lo. Eleatdc Utbt Fun.d SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES Baj!mce Jan. 1 ---·---· 35.72 Operlnion aM iM'alDtenance ~c:------------~ Midcileport 627~. · --..-- - - 261 Watd 20A- B·B 1 Auto ::.erv1ce~ DAVIS-WARNIR INSURANCE SIRVICI ·" (Formerly ltoiNrh ln1ur1nct A. .ncr) D•l .. c. Warn•r. A"nt Pom.,oy, Ohio ---~---·- 'omplete WB-gn ALIGNMENT balanetn• and brake aenlee. Rac:ketll' Safety Serylee. Ws1t Vaia Strut, Pomero7. Ohio. &-1-tf Phone 26'7. _:_--------~- WASHING Goo od MACHINE for ule. dltl Call 169-M con on. 2.27 -atp Union Ave. (2 I) 2-28-Stc 1 CttlM Hot-Blast ·g as HEATER, m<><lol No. 71>4-112. BTU 32,000, ventnated, wklh ltlhL'l'motrlat, ;tl· ~ 11ew: I PARROT CAGE; 7 foot. LOCUST POSTS. •M,ni. R. Rawl.i~·'"(me _399. 2-28-3tp - 11. _ .. - - For ule chcRP .. GlttL'S BlC\'CLE. Excellent condition. Inquire Clirf's Shoe H.epair Shop, Mlddleport , Ohio. 2·29-31c TOMATO STAKI'::S f'Of sal~ . Ken· oot1h 8~11. LoBI Bl>tt.om. Ohio. 2 -2IHI~p ELE(."l'RIC SWEBPER .In 11<J011 ooi'JdKiion flO. ~e 6l27X, 88 Rlllilaod St., ~- 2-28·81< I 2·29.fltc JIOUSE FOR SALE-6 rooms· with bath, ~lg garage, un large In Gallipolis. Sec Bob TutUo, DEAL: I' Vinton Ave.. Gallipoli•."' phono 6023 Mlddlcpo't. 2·2HII< N•1" Holl1nd - 4 Ten W110n with •ach new Nler 1old F I In Fabruary -- like 111 see Mro. l!aM alll<n l'ran11Un Slol'e In llllddloporl, 2-21-3et oblo. II Wonted To Buv lndtan retla, at. a, New Ptmtn~y, Phone '1 Ohl• Noti<-e rs .b efeby gWen that Nooa F. Ervlr: whose POSlt Offit'e ad• dre!ls ts MidC1.eport, Obio, lha5 been duloy appointed as Executrix of t.bc &tale oi Clifford M. Ervin 110.00 Genera·! Executive ...... . 222.00 [ '!•ectlo-ns 361.60 'I!o-1-a•l G('neral GovcrnmeM 693.60 PrtC!cliu·n ·to P~ rsoo .and Propert.y- Pfl'!it'c .... :.. 27000 Fire 343.63 He·a\tlh._"fu';li . .. 103.28 Sa,ni>lw.Hon- Gener·lll Vi1!ag'0 Fimds lGarba.ge ><rml Re~ fu~r- Rt' mo()val) 103.28 Accompanies Every Service WI FlEE YOU OF .IURDINSOMI DITAlLS Trevy-Finsterwald Funerol Home Phone 215 WE BUY OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO• . c.n _•. _. . . .. Ccm<:~ll'>ry Repairs •lo Funds- -·· ··--· ···--·· 163.52 Grand 'futal Afi.sels, Doc. 31, 1954 ---- - .. -·31,'28.D2 I = $299 00 SCHEDULE C·l 151.93 ~ P•rtv 151.9~ Gi,~areNe Tax S!olo M•ol·cr Vobklc Lk,,n,o - - . .. --- ---· 1,021.41 S1~e Ga:..'tJii.n o T-tiX .. • • Truhmita'llce Thx -·- --··· s•.,., ,..., .... 2.~6 . 00 716.78 ~;"""""'' METROP.OLITAH l'otat Miscelhm®Ui' __ •. 820.09 Cemetery Receipt• -- - -. 300.75 NEW "'I" "'E..,'ER' 'S ""AL ._., · .,.; NEW YORK - They Get Reaulfl - ~~~ . ---------------- 'I'ohll Ornlct~llll 11M d1y l1 not too far dlotantt j W.)'l ·k thit apeclflc but way disa•M. Wtt.n that ''GeM TIO\es.., arriVH, we 'wllf continue-, .. w. do now, to C1oae1y t:oo,..-ate with rour Physfclen by 1fways urryl"' • comph.. ltoc:k of th• mecllt:lnu h• m•r wlsfl to Pf'Herla.. • YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONI 9 WHEN YOU NEED A MEDICINE . Who Is th:s woman? up rour ~ption. If ""~ ...._, maliJ ~ 1 .. ~ . ,.. om.,., .. __ .. --··-·--- .. Real Estate Broker ' - - - - - - - - - 'ful..l fiNo • . Prot- '-- M8.118 N~me her and you wiU wtn $1 .00 ' _:_ .00 MYSTERYWOM...N CONTEST 1\ILES · PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FULTON THOMPSON . •Quotation by Cbarle$ Mackiay (11104-111811) . FERGUSON and OLIVER DEALERS 284 W MainS. Sel'\'loe 41 Machine Slwu Pomerov. 0 Each day unlll filrlher notice, .The Dajly Sentinel wlJl AlyalerJ Woman Contest with tho prize increasinll 8~.00 in ·~~· easm. <!a.Y. the M)'l!tery Woman Is not ltlantifled. WQu!ers 'Will lie anDOI\llCed ~ell tilb4 the llbrtery 'Woman Is ia~l)it~, Each ontry niuat .have yuur name and ad~ It> be eilglble for the J)l'ize. There can be only one winner. The "a-rliast poStmark •nd neatn~ of entry dectdes the wtnLtdri euo · mo"' than one correct Entries are received. conduct~ MYSTERY WOMAN ENTRY BLANK · NAill! OF MYSTERY WOMAN ................... . N'A.ME .• ' ••• ' .•••••••••••••• . .. . . . ... .-.... ' ······· · ····· ······················ · .BY IIHUI-1"• 1951 Studebak~r 1955 Ford . Champion 1934Ford I 1949 Mercury ·' ' ' • t' . A Real Buy . V·8 1951 Studebaker 1947 Chevrolet Plenty Of M,Ues Yet On 'f!Ui,One Land Cruiser 1948 Oldsmobile' 2-1949 Fotds See Tbili One! I 1951 Studebaker ' Plekup Plekup 100.00 232.00 Wo~ . '" wltttl" the .,. fllN"" lti,lr - II'UEB. ' 42.00 WOMAN plus ,1.00 for nery day l'he !laUy' Sen~~el Mystery WOman goes unldenllf;ed . Membcra ~~ \he Mytlerv Woman's fomlly and the employe.. of the Dilly Senl(nel are not eligible to win. Tbe Ideality ol Tblo W<illllln \a Now • NEW HOLLAND 4TON WAGON · WITH EACH NEW BAILER SOLD 80.00 F.xooutJve Can You Identify The Daily Sentinel MYSTERY whan .....,,, dlqnesia po&ltive •nd ttMtm•nt will Tnm.tcrs Hlway roo 1MO of'rlce ex· ·p en n'. etc. · ·-- ---· - -~· otero-s.t • .,., urr ;.,c ... pcn:sc, ~k . . -·~-· · ·- -- 'l'rt'R$\trcr--;ioala!ly, oCI We e~pcnst\ etc. -· -- .. ·--·. 990 BY XING .SWISHER LOHSE sidcw11•lk ·re.p. 2lUW ..•. 41 .00 Trolal Rel"elph.'~- ... ···- · 7.4411.87 . 861.60 Fllecti!cm ~poorse -- · ·-EXPENDri'UIWl: " l'<>lko Prot""'"""-'Mar>hol · ami Pol<l'OO Sa>larit'6 - ·· · .· 270.00 'I'<:IIIIll Pol.it'e Pr.oleci.Jon _. 270.00 lo MIDDLIPORT. DHI<l lnt~. word Othet' .FUre Depf¥rt· 6116-M ~HONES 6311 """'' Erpeose ------ --- Mll.l18 ACCIDINT l.lh. c..!Hity lnd londl ~ · ... Mlay>u4'-Salary, Plre, AutomHIIe, th•lth • • close to the I. ••rt Z 167.29 2110.00 INSURANCE AGE~CY i LIABILITIES puts you "YOUR SUNRISE TO SUNSET STATION' IM:~"~·:l!~·~L;.:Dy~er;o•~e~r~t~be~w=ee.k:.:e:n~d. OUTSTANDING GENERAL BONOS (Payabl• by Gen•r•l Taxation·) Waotcr Work§ i\fl'G __ .. 71.000.00 'I'otal Genera-l ·Bn:d Uti· ~ity Bc.ndecf Debt __ ___ 71.000.00 Sf,rr-et lmproyenron1~ -· _30,000.00 Tolnrl Speri:al Asses& mett·t Debt ----~· · ... 30,000.00 Total Bonded Debt . . ... 101,000.00 Grand· Total Debt, Doc. 31. 19M -··---·----· $10].000.00 2·29-Hc ViHage Funds Lr.gal Ad· vCJ.'t·l.i:ins __ . 610.01 i a 8Ueti!S8. Among the (Ontrlbutor:s ASSETS $ 30 000.00 Total Si•n·kill'g Fund Aseeb ..• . . . 4 ·····--31,165.00 II ed in any way to make the drive 11otal Expen·s e 2,tll4.43 BONDED DEBT SINKING ~~Nlri, ~:5~STEES or VILLAGE TREASURER ied end un·ooHcctcd (C<tn6lruotion) _ w J E H iI wu cbalrman lett t tri 950.34 INSTRUCTIONS OEBT STATEMENTS Bal ne Bo d R t':rct l a e n c. 1. llo'n and S'nkin•g Fund .. . $ 1~16:1.00 Speol,al Alfflf1SISmcn~ 6 l<'v· Time year, reported this year 1 con....butlon~ as an taere11e over • and ';!'IShes to thank all wbo aulst- Building, ·Ma· c.hinory & PipOll _. ••• I EXPE.NDITUI~ES : You have something To Sell, Trade ar Announce, Let A Dolly Sentinel Display Ad ar Want Ad be Your Representative. I fl~oach: who FURNITURE OffiC<' E•P•Il6te ----,--- 489.77 Wages of Em·Plfl1'~J!~:_:.: 825.00 I' ur-I and Lill)ht __- .. _- 349.32 • .AND MJIB. SJOTa r" H/ Middl(lport's contribution for tba fight aa:ainst polio lB $1,5M.81 IC. cording to the report ,tYeD bY DoD Ro h chairman of tbe Middlepo~s :Marth of Dlmea eampatp. f 1956 were: I Mrs. Dallas rnbb&, Mrs. Hatel Midrlleport Schools, more thaJl Curiosity Club Roush, Mrll. Stanley Hart, Mrs. $200.00; Silver Run School, $21.10; Mr~. Donald Roush. recently en- Thelma Capeha'rt, Mr8 . Ferrls Columbus and Southcl(ll Ohio El· tertamed member,., of tbe Curiosity I Justice, Mrs. Ned Henry and Mr. ectrk. $25; Feenet-Beanett Post. Club at her home. Following the ·Mr. and Mrs. Tom Blessing No. 128, AmeJ'lcan Let~on,. $:!&; regular business meeting the 1group p.,IOtlal• · Local 158'1, IBEW, $23: Par10DS exchanged their secret sister ,sifts Motor Sales Company, $20; Brtdand fUled a foodbasket , :or a ndedy I Mrs. Charles Yonken, is vacatlonr ford Chureh of Cbrillt. $18.80: Mtdelderly lady . Others present were: 1 Jng in Florida. She was motored dleport Church of Cbriat, $10; Clt1 ben's National Bank, $10: FeeuyMrs. Douglas Roulih, Mrs. Robert do":n by her son, Dan~·. Hoffman, Mrs. Walter Grinstead, ;rim Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet Post Auxiliary, $15; Cb.ureh Mrs. Frances Goodnite, Leone 0 . 1. Howard, Jr. is 111 of s.o re of the Nazarene, $10; MiddlePort Sayre, Mrs. J. D. G Gous, Mrs. Eb- t~oat. ·Department Store, Bater l'urhlter ROush and Mrs. Wayne Matb.Mrs. Raymond Greathouse and ure Store, Robert Coati, Gilmore eny. Druu~.e. visited her parents, Mr. Service Station, M. c. Hobart, $5 Win o.,. Cl 111 and Mn. A. D. Hume this week. each. The Win One Class of the E . u. 1 .Mr. and Mn:. Lynton Cousin ollt•-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ B. . Church held their monthly M1ami, Fla., visJted Mr. and M"'·ll meetlng recently at the churctt Raymond Darling this week. "THEilE'S A GOOD Openlnu with a patluck supper serMrs. H. R. AndreW8 and Mrs.' ved to the group. The group dis- J. L.. Stewart were shopping in TIME COMING'' cus~d bow they wished to chaRge Parkersburg on ThW'idar. Author's Name Below --· theu future meetings, which was _Jo~n ~er who Is employed in followed by a prayer, by Vernon Cmo.nnau, 0 .• visited hla: mother E1ch clay N~Nrch Chao midi and PhYtlcl•rw a_re ...,.. Hannah. Those present were Mrs. llarry Miller, Rev. and M". ScoH, lnt more about r.ur body. Ntw Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hoffman and radio ectlve lsotopN. ........ son, Mr. and Mrs. Ge'orge Ingles, ~ BAKER FURNIIfURE to tMm to tr~• tM actiCHt of .. a d M lnr: n rs. v·1c s treet and dau- · Q :;J · medicine• so thft soon th• af· ghters, Maud, Mrs. Bill Clark and ~ FOR fft:t .t an't drUI on n..-y son. of your bodr wtll Itt- •x:•ctty known. and children. 340.51 Fire <:Jono:Nots __ .. ___ _ RODNEY DOWNING I BAKER Gcne.W All Makes and Modell SALES Roush Silters The. Roush sisters held the'umonthlY "geU.ogetber" at Florence, Mae and Viollil RlchaNs. They bad dinner and spent the day visiting and Mrs. Bob Layne and Harrel Other.s were: Mrs. Carl Living, Mrs. and M~ . and Mfs. Donald Brown Lawrence Clark, Mn. Carl Clark, fhe Dollv Sentlnet Pornerov-Middleoort. Ohi6 "!, RO OMS OF New > ~ Jnd i-lu.tii(H~ <Local Gov'll t2oo.oo IIORAP IRON - IBTAUI - - - -- -·Slrcot Li.-~ts - --- · .. · - - 846.19 - -· -~ --· - -- l''i nt':S ·aOO Cood~ ~"l.ayor I43.M •nd Pollee Ot.J --· · -·-70.69 Good Clean Used Cl,..k. """"'"""· Eli<. -- JlborN. 118 Darling and Mrs.· Carl Tennant demonstratina: the wnea. Those present were : Mn. R. F. Bayant, Mn. F . A. B:•tey, Mrs. Crandell Smith, Mn . Wdliam Roush, Leone Sayre, Mrs. Thelma Capehart, Mra. Gene Athey , Mrs. Richard Athey and Mrs. Helen Cousin. imutJi FAIK}LY • • (sons of :Mr. and Mrs. Ray Housh) Plas tic Party with Mrs. Raymond of the St. Peters Church in Pt. Pleasant, and Pastor Peters. Nurury Dlnn.r A polluck dinner wu served to children of the St. Paul Lutheran Nusery and thelr parents, Thl,ll'sday evening, Febr'.uary 23rd at the church. Those attending were Pastor and Mrs. Raymond Peters and childJ:en. ¥r. and Mrs. Bob Jobmston and <otbildren, Mrs. Ever· ett Roush and d~tughters, Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Adams and Bruce, Mr. "''RE ~ebruory 29, 1~e: Contribuu'ons At h ~ R-ord Hig ~· ~\... ! (lncludlna o..... l, Auto Llcen,., G1soline Tu, C•mehry, Rtc.) REl'Jo~JP'J'S : f"Nprrt.v T<r·xes--Gc:n~r.al lTSUO'I'tJIW. 1 BIWIII Pla1tlc brty l"u tf:.:r S."Vf\il:e Entc:·p~·iscs Water Works ----···--- 9.156.36 Elcl\l•rk U~ht __ 100.32 - -- - - - Ir~::-;:-;::-~;:;::;;;7;;;-11 ~===:-:-=-=-====:' Prc.penty '1\ltX . . .. . .. . II Our CONSIDERATE --- Totwl Pro..,rty Tn>c• .. . PERSONAL ATTENTION - Mrs. Raymond Darling And Mrs. ra;. ::r:l late of MiddleycM., Meigs County, Carl Tennant were demonstrator' * ~ Ohio, deceased . th ..... .c: Da~ed Nl~ 2?.flh day of February ald ; horf!e nnf Mrs. 0 . J . How- 6:1 ~ ~~ 'an~·MWit~ rrh<.FiO. J. Howard, ~ C:: · 1956 . Jdhn C. Bacon · rs. a P 'nk as hostess. a:! JuU~:e ·of .'tihe1Probate Court es. Approximately twenty two at· ....., tended. 1 Mei.gs Uou.nty. Ohio.. CiJb Scouh !2i 29; (3) 7, 14-3tc -- - - - - - - -The Cub Scouts met ot the home ~ oo of Mrs. Jad Frye on Monday even~ Fu ' rnt"ture ,M i,;lC'ell-aneoU&--Legal Ad·i ng. Th e group made final plans ~ t-rJ vertJsing ·- ·M·-·-~- ···· 50.01 for their annual "Blue and Gold ""' ::;.:; Wa.ter Hydt'lant R~'I.OI.l .. 560.00 Banquet" to be held Feh. ~ 'Ilu:~'~ Mi1SC£'hhtllieou£ ·---· 610 .01 ruary 26, at the New Haven Gr;sdell ;;> ~ SCHEDULE C-ll School. The group spent the Iii;, ~ WATER WORKS FUND of the evening making flowers fo ,.. 2 RECEIPT'S: lh e banque t · 1'hose pre~ent were:r -~On The DrtllhleAt Corn6r -~ Recei pts from ServiceBobby Grinstead , Ross Frye, Dato Ml~dleoort <:::: Wat er RenLa'b · --9,251.16 vid Chadwell, Malcolm Sayre and . · C Tnta·l Recei-pts from S<!rMaurice Clark I ~BAKER FURNITURE!!': 92 · fl l.ltl f~,~~~~;~~;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~;~~~~ \'il!t~ · · · ·· -- -----lkrlal Reel•fpts ·---- .... 9,251.16 EXPENDITURES: GENERAL YILLAGI NJND$ -- ----- · ERS purchaHed new 19491 U8Cd Ul'RIGllf PIAN~IO and MAX WARD 115 I .....nd St. ton • Thomp1on Pomltf'oy, Ohio 1..--·---------'11 - Leg·!sloative (Oouncit - - ~- !MisN:!U'iM'll'lOtlS - U TWO NATIONAL CAsl! REGIST· 11l1hlly only 2 )'car•. Orlalnally $185 each-my price, $00 e1ch Both rea1sters c1eane6 and checked by faetory representative reeenUy. ltall'll Ben. Fraplclln. Mlddlepurl 1 Ohio. 2-20-3tc: ·----F.stota ~eo I Hew Deoler's FR EE -- - · ---~ ~~~~~ COMPLETE lnsuraac:e ProteetJrn, Life, Auto 1 Fire, Polio. Call Don Mills. Middleport. Ob1o Auto, Fl.,, Genml Lloblllty 1·------ One 9xl2 WOOL RUG, et-e)" !Bnd groon flor.-1. Jtat4 Dliii'!Dt'll, J23 ONE t20BJ Insurance PhOM 336-X 191 For Sole Eutut<lx Est•t• of Clifford M. ErYin. Dece•sed G.ene;ra.J Governme-nt- Announcln1 • · Middleport-Polio Wednesday, February 29, 1956 I Clarence Bleaaing, and two guests, Mrs. Clayton Athey was recent-who were Kenneth and Dal e Roush , ly a bostesH at a Tupperwue The l..lD!IS Club mel: i'""c b. 21 at . .terticiiL . , 2 ·.lrlbaJ..m.um - 1001' ...... - tt.ac.lacbar&e 5-Room NEW • HOUSE, unfur· t eeota per wonl for u.r.. nislled. BrowneU Ave ., MiddleHCUtiYI 1Dactiou. port. Reuooable. Pbooe 604+ 6peri•' O•e mcm~ for 21 eatt M.. 1-17-tf II« word. ROOMS for rent, 7~ E. Main St., run nur or J HaC& per word •W Pomeroy, Phone 205. 2-2U'tc Ad.v~OilJd be repol'ted un.n;.~. The Dai.li .)ea.UJI,td will 110\ tMt ceapona1bi~ tor more tAu DOe 111correc~ iD· Doi lv Sentinel, Pornerov-MiCidleport. Ohio Wednesday, IIMMY.. PARSONS ' ' ' I I YOUR DEALER ,. f. LOCO 51'" SYCAMORE, I' ' �'oaeEiaht Pc - CLifTON Spring ' Tonic ,. for Suits GOOD WILL CLASS CLIFTON SHOWEll FOil HOFFMAN$ "ed Ladi S S Tbe YOIIDi marn es · · Clw of C~ton, Methodist Church Clau of Clilton Methodiat Church the_lr teacher, Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman (WtndQna Pickens) in the Church basement on Friday evening. I Style 40:t II 408 I All the young grace of Spring I captured • in the smooth lines ol a low-step pump, banded and X'd Nleest thin!( to add to a suit. Beige (Black) leather. only2.98 . We give S&H J(reen stamps MIDDLEPORT Department Stare I Spring Shoes I / Come InLook ThemOver the ShoeBox Wb ...• lh Just A Good To TrA\Ie Mlddlepc~~rt, Mrs. n&y Tbomps<>n and da\lihter, Wanda of Letart, w. Va. M.rs. l Pauline Hysell and son, Pomeroy , Ohio, Mrs. E. C. Riddle of Nl!w Haven, Mrs. Don Quisenberry, of Atbens, Ohio, Mrs. Cecil Smith of Mason, M.rs. Ray Rlley, Mrs. Shu-ley Lee, Mrs. Mildred Riley, Mrs. Vernon Roush of Mason M G Burns. ' ' rs. eorge Mrs. A. B. Woodrow, Mrs. He!. The basement was decorated in en Barker, Mr. and Mrs T 0 ptnlt ~nd white, a ptnk parasol Young, Mrs. Hoy Fox, Mrs .· Emii with pink and white streamers Hoffman Kaylong Rev a d M ·d Mn Rrs. formed a canopy for the gift table. 1W L G' hart M' The serving table had an ar- .' . ear ' r. an rs. oy rangement of pink carnations, pink Pickens, Sr., Mrs. I. N. Haynes, candles, aQd a three tier wedding Mrs. Glenn Glaze, M.rs. Eugene cake topped by a bride d Johnson and son, Mrs. Earl Henry, Pnnch was served fro~ agrt;;:~ ~rs. Wal~et" Blake and children, punch bowl, coffee from a silver Charles, J1mmte and Dorothy, Mrs. coffee service with individual ser- Chester Ohver, M.rs. Harry Johnvilli& of Ice cream with wedding son, M.r. and Mrs. Ferm Justis, llells In pink also Mrs. Betty Call, Mrs. Dana Lew1s · Miss. Laura Holland, M.rs. Bell Tbe bride and groom received and daughter, Phyllis, Mrs. Pearl maoy beautiful and useful gifts. Smith, M.rs. Oliva Young, Mrs. Lew Sixty three people wete present. Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy LyThey are as follows: M.rs. Lulu ons, M.rs. Bill Van Meter, M.rs. Rus&~ll and Mrs. Ray Pi.ckens and Charles Varion Mrs. rarl Kearns, s~y 3rd of Middleporl, Ohio, Mrs. Harold Young, rs. Clifford Johnson, Mrs. Osca1 Henry, Mra. i iiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiillliiiiF.. Pearl Nicholson, Mrs. Elver Fox, Mrs. Lucy Roush, Mrs. Betty Van Meter, Mrs. John Harrison. CLASS MEETS . The Future · Workers Class of Clifton Methodist Church met Wednesday. F~bruary 22, at the home of Jo Ann Justis. "{he meeting was opened by singing "Bring Them In" and was presided over by Phyllis Williama, president. The "Lord's Prayer" was then repeated by all. Scripture reading IOOth Psalm was read by Dorothy Blake. In the business session it was decided that the class would be in charge of the Easter Sunrise Ser· vice. The next meeting will be held in the church basement. The closing song "Amazing Grace" was then sung. A Bible Midrlleport, Ohio contest was held with Dorothy Blake winning the prize. Refreshments were then served to the following members: Janice Nichelson. Marilyn Darst, Dorothy Blake, Phyllis Williams and JoAnn Justis. Guests were: Mrs. Isabell Brown, Dale JusDtis,"Ferris Justis and hostess Irene Justis . Penon• I• Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fick of Pomeroy, Ohio, was visiting w1th Mr. and Mrs. Ned Henry on Monday evening. Those who were present nt the 1 Henry ohome on Monday evening to quilt nnd cut carpet rags were: Oliva Young, Mrs. Gearhart, Laura llolland , Helen Williams, Wilma 1\Jak<'. Mabel Johnson, Clara Wil - Just Received with pinked • edge brald. I Orlo of the class! Wabama Hillh Sdllool will be repr.-nted in tlbe Region;al Dratm1 F Mtival at J'lark~rg <lin .Mialreb 13 with tlbe pre&eDIIation of a one oct play ent.Ried "Poo,· <»d Jim'J by WiJ1ioarn C. deMil:le. • Di.recl.ing llbe play will be Mrs. M1ce vooal mll6i.c iostruc.txlr at Clbe sdbooi.. Appeairling m4lhe cam are Jimmy Rou.gh, BeiA(y Jon.. es and Ronnie MA:Glo41bliil\. Th<! 1piay OOIIICeaos i1seJ! "Mi!ih llhe story of a dnmka:rd IIMl'6d Jim, •J)Ol'ltl1ayed by Jtmmy Roush, wbo promise8 Ibis wif.e (Betty Jono.J that 'he will qui.t dl1ill.Uig. He bieaks Ibis promise and bi.s wife ·a nd illhe dool.ol1 CRombie IMcGiotlhlin) fool rum by makiog lhim believe !he .i:3 dead. Tm w.in~s in ~be conld wiU go to the &ate Festival m Mor,gantowon ·~aLer >tlhis mon41b. N-. ,---------------------------..a.--------. ·fURNITURE 2 pc SECTIONAL INCLUDES: 2 Piece Sectional 1 CORNER TABLE 1 TABLE LAMP . FOAM RUBBER CUSHIONS 819588 COMPLETE VARIETY OF COLORS • son Furntture Co. ·. ELBERFELDS Lay By System In the Busy Ready to Wear Department on tbe Its for your eonvenl.ence Seleet your new Coats, Su.lita, Dresses. Your new Blouse, Sweater. Hat - ud these are big seleetiOns of smart new spring styles - In All Size RIDge.. For Mother and Daughter USE 2nd. floor - , I 1\IASON, W.VA. • Mrs. Clifford Johllsl>n, Sunday. Spring Coats • 14.95 TopCoats 8.95 To 39.50 These smart sbon topper And coats wUI lO· $traltbt through summer · A 10.00 wonderful aew eollectlon • aU wool and nylon fabrics Beautiful all wool top eoats for full swbut baeks, turn baek Mrs . ./\my• JiYiden was given a surpme bbltlhday part¥ at !her •home in Mason on Monday evening wihen .tlhe ~asi Matrom Olub of ~he OES met for lheir regular bu&iJieiiiS meeting. 11he m~ing was openied by 11he .president, :Mns. Linnie Broest:le and was foiJoowed •b y <the business sessW.n. Following mire opening CJl ~lhe gi!fl.s!, ~he ~nrng was spent infoomally. Hostesses were ·M'rs. H~l!lie R:owdl, Mrs. Ona Dyer, Mnl. Reta Oam>aclc, Mrs. Ruth Batey and Mlrs. Jmni!e Stone. Refresllmtents were 9ei1V ed to •Cho tiollo\Wng: IM!rs. .1\liee Wood•a-t'<l, Mrs. 1!11arenoo Bulfmgt.on, MM. Elsi-e Rodgers. Mrs. Ge!'trude Bateson, Mini. Lena Matheson, 1Ma-6 Catherine Coudb, Mns. IM'illdred Bum~aroner, iM!r1s. Jennie !lll!artin, Mrs. Eun'ioo Ji'Viden Mrs. Luciol,le Swaclclramme" ·and IJhe !honoree. M1·s. son, David, who IJ serving Knopp In the Navy. Miss Daun Stewart of Vle11na spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Harriaon. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Russell and daughter, Shella and Ruth Russell, motored to Chicago, Friday evening, to spend tbe weekend with Mr. Russells pareniJ, Mr. and Mra, Clayton Russell, tbey will retur11 home Monday evenina Mrs. Anna Lou(lo Colley and daughter, Lonla vis\ted Mrs. Dana Lew)s. Thursdaf evenint. · Raymond Lee Wabburn of Mid· dleport, Ohio, called on Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Williams, Saturday. Donald Cunningham and James M~Knight of New Haven, w. Va., visited Mrs. Dana Lewis and Nina Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Barker, and sons, Joe and Bob, of Charles· ton, · W. Va., visited Mrs. Barker mother, Mrs. Helen Barker, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carturlcht, and daughter, Elaine, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fox, motored to Waverly, and Portsmouth, Ohio, Sunday. Miss Retha l,.ewls, and lllotTis Johnson. Visited Mr. and Mrs. Dana l..c•wls and Jessie on Sunday evening. Juniell Dunean, bas returned home after spending several in Columbus, taklnc Qunes lng examination. Martha Henry, vlaile~ Phyllis Bowcott at Pleny, W. Va., Tbun-1 day night. 1 • and Ora May Smith, was in raJrlt•ILI ersburg, Thursday; shopping. Mrs. Lloyd I Hoffman, or eroy, visited her patenta, Mr. Mrs. Ray Pickens, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. HarOld Youlli and children, of Mason, visited M.r. illd Womens LlUie Boys boy, - single breasted styles cuffs. Fuhlon leaders over basie dresses taUored of all wool flannel and tweeds - sht;aths,in Sizes 2 to 7 8 or · !!Vening sprinl( rainbow of colors. ·W omens Spring Suits Lovely hanld• : In cotton, nylon end linen Solid colo..., all · white and JWinted pilltft- \10c To 14.95 • To I 39e50 It takes more than one pair of nylons to make a sprll'g W.f'clroM. You'll w.nt coiOI"' to coordinate cottumea, ~tyles with your to suit your shoft, and you'll find them all at our hoaiery counter. '69c io 1e50 a pair Make 1 lovely entrance 011 the IMter scene 111 wutlful new trom our -choice ..l.t ctlon-sults thlt have 1 fathlon perfect look - In 4111 t the nf.w est ftbrica an III .color'l· Hurry In fOI' belt Mlectlons - ChooM , wonderful N.w Eatt.,. Suit NowJunior Slz" ....... ,, . . . 9 to 15 MIIIH Slz.. .. . . . . . . . . . . 10 to 20 Yo~thful hats ·ror Ultle ~Iris made of fine ~ CIJUalllty s&tllW f: trim· 'med witti · dainty . flowers. ~ sizes for · 'tots and teens-. ~ 1.95 and 2.95 Hat and PurR Sets ' 3.95 Half Slzu . , ... ... . .. . 14'h to 24\o'J New r -. ' .,..., • ~l .. ,_ -'~"• '. Pretty Orion Spring Dresses 5.95 To ·13.95 ': $ ~ / STORE HOURS THURSDAY And Every WEEKDAY 9 A. M. To 5 P. M. SATURDAYS 9 A.M. To 9 P.M. Mrs. Amy Jividen Given Surprise Birthday Party Mr. an<l Mrs. Leroy Lyons, and M1-. "'"' Mrs . Ned Henry. A ta.lk on Gool'gc W813hin3ton Attendance at the Clifton Sun- was p~esentled by Robert Kel•l at a meeti~ of llhe Junim- Arner.ioan day S<·hool. Su nday Morning was Citizen's m~b of Wo'ham11 Ili·gh 112, collection 24 ·80. Sclnool held' recent~~ at tAte 's<lhool Mo·s. Winnie Spears of Point 11he meeting was ca-lled to 01'1l'lcasanl, visited Mrs. Katie Bass, <1m- by SJwldon Roosh >Mid ~he Sunday evening. fl.a·g salute was -led by Joe Kirby Mo·s. Mary Hickcns and Mo·s. An- and La·w rence Rouslh. The entire na Hoffman were V'isiling Mr. and Mrs . Lloyd lloffman of Pomeroy, gpoup san•g the Sliar SpMJ~led Monday. lla•nner. Mrs. Wanda Housh and twin Sheldon Rous h •lra'l'e a· •\la,!k on 1Uhe mc9ncn.g of tlhc cl111b and IJJbe boys, spent Tuesday evening, with •name of 1vhe club was 8II!DOUI!i00d her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl lo ,t,he m<llllbe.t6 -as tlbe Ge0111ge Nicholson. MIIIS()n club. Rosemary Stewart 1read ., selec· Mr. and Mrs . Elver Fox, gave a shower Tuesday evening In honor tiun fmm · sc~ipture 'Sind aJ<IO led !xpandina coin and key p11cket, double bill companof Mr. and Mrs . Jack Fox at their ·Lhe group ·ln 'tlhe JAC Prayen. The home. The bride and groom rc- moVVo wa\!i repeated by 411e mem· lllcnt, Add. A. Pall bar for addinJ window1 10 removable c'ieved many useful gifts and guests bers and SundPa Durblllll Jed Ole J'hoto c11d catt. ~ of Falhlon Colon. from out of towu were: Mr. and g,r oup in illho reciruat!OIIl Of .llbe Mrs. June Castle, Mrs. Lucy. No- JAC C1'Ced. ,.~ . . bles, Mrs. Twila Hysell, Mrs. Jack Jucki·e Oapchalrt, llhe WI IHVIIINI IIIFCH'• Johnson, Mrs. Wanda Roush and chairn>an, oq(Jroduae1J n Kn·app, Sund1-a Dunbin Mid boys, Ora May Smilh. Jess'ie Cartwright _visited Jessie Soarberey, who sani lt\¥1V aelecLewis, Wednesday evening. / Mina Lewis and Richard Smith •ti<lns. . \:: . spent Wednesday ev<•ning at the ne Johnaon, Laurene Lewis and home of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Johnson. Dana Lewis. VIsiting Katie Bass , Thursday Mrs. Josephine Knopp and cblld· evening ·was: Margie and Elaine reo, Judy, DatTel and Shirley 01· iver motored to Chlcaao. Friday ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~C::a~rt~w~:ri~g~ht:·_:F~r~ecman and Jean en- evening to spend the weekend with ., WeCfnesCJay, Fe6rucs..Y 29, 1956 Wahama High To Bid For 1 I Drama Laurels 1 Wahama High Citizens Club limns, l.nurrnt.• Lewis, Lucille llarHas Gathering o·ison . Mr. '""I Mrs . Fcn'is Jusli" , .,.. ' The Daily ~ntlnel, Pomeroy-MiddJeport, •to • Sweaters For. Sprinl[ Pull oven encf ctrclltanl ttyi-WIIhtllle . hi~~ CIHIIC bulk orion-colorful. for your · aprinv wintt-obe-c:an be ·,_m; Smartly Styled dres- edtoa..womtla ..t,· • . new slim lin•• er eoftly Short Sleeve Sllpovers 2.95 flared ald"-<<reu• that · • Lonl( Sleeve Cardil[an · 3.95 .,. a muat for ·nu- Slzeil 34 to 40 Crlap ancf crHM ,.Is"' •, ant fabric-fabrlca that need- little or no lronllll• new intereatlng necklinea, , fine hand fi~ahed detail· lnt - I this choiC. I roup • ' o:rls in ll..dy To Wear Depert· Topper ment on tiM second fiOOf'. I Junl4!f ' SizM ---- 7 · to 15 ' Mi- Si111 --·- 10 to Coats 8.95 20 Hllf Sllll -- 14'11 1o 24'1/11 lxtl'l Ill• ---· 46 to 52 To Little Girls · EasterCOCit.s OuHit your little · tlrl tor ......, from this betutlful colltctitlt ... tMcfler c..tt In be6ut!M )t!t•· .... ahe will lev, - with ~~hit-.. ~l..ter a.ntMft''-w~Ml• lhMI• •n4 all WMt ttllrics. · ·. .:;; ·, •'* 13.95 · ' • ,;.. ' All - 1 novelty checka end aolide-wlth the -aon·a t... 1 · ~Jon touches,full awlnt backt . tum back cufh, alntl• bust· ~ 51- t monthe to 11 mantha ' " ' 1 to~ yean. . ed Styles. Soft JMitela In si- 7 to 14 , I ·------~----~ .. --~~--~--~· '• ' ' MAKE E~BE • . . ·..:.\. . . -J.J R.sHoP~n~G cENTER· I � 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 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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