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Athens 'Presbyterial 'Man of Sorrows' tantata To Be Featured Bu~:r~~:mG~::;; Meets 1 r-Aeeting Of The Wildwood Garden Club Spring Meeting To At Christ Church Sunrise Service ,; 1 ;'ar',~~,~~~ch.',m v~~;'""d 1~ou'!!:1i 1 he Sum..se at 6 A Lo I Am Wtth You nwl rl'Ce ntl ) at the ho me of Miss rrR.tu n<li ~d by Mrs Joe Thoren wh o co n Be He/ /n pril .J.t th e Church of Chnst Will fea L R \\ot ley, ' Mor e LoH 1, ~ tlecn Burso n Ther e \\. ere eleven d A d M1• Hoben Retbcl when the el uded lhe pcogram wtth a poem d B h nt Thc•c wa s a oouni"·Wtde FOR YOUR EASTER APPAREL AND GRADUATION Shop At L & Z SHOPS 1 1 Ser v1ce •ru•t"' "u v• a g uest ' '' Grandmother~ Garden" Tht spn ng meetwc of th e At ~trs Rc.tbd spoke bne fl y on fU·d hem p res b \1ena 1 wt II., held on ~ lu te dtstrr r t meet m~ and urKe l tl~c. f1 rst Pres bytcnan C'hu rch At- W !ldwuud L ar den Cl u b m('t W edn "•·•,,, t\ r rung at the- home of ~, r-u llu~rn F !.!>her Wtth Mrs the rne mbe n to aller.d Se\er&J h ens Apn l 8 and 9 Sltnda} Apnl ;.adies 120 E. ~lain SL fhL dub poem ~ tl ptm arrangements or fl owers we re u t bet e 11.1ll be a mec!Ln.li( for ed th, mu tm g tn c har J;!r of the JUdged•b y Mrs Retbel btbl nl's:;. women and women ..trth liens ....... . . 114 Court St. p rr-~ult11nt \h s 1-:d t:.u n Hollon A de &Se rt cou n;c ca rrymgtl o~t ~rn~H f"h !ldr<l n, frum 3 30 to 8 30 Mem h , r t ~ 1wn<11 <1 to toll call Hlt f aste r !home \o\.ii::. SCI VC Y It b 1\ good oelettlo11 of spring clothes that " ill lit your w 11 h '\ Spnng 1 hough! It WH~ t he hustc.s:ses to M1s Amanda T ht" r egu,s.~ meetJng 7~ e voted tiJ l1<1\e !J d roner fo r the Ba er Mrs Ch.a r lc s Baer Mrs helit ~tun day egmnmg a 1 ~ m budget -4 0~ Ap rtl nl ('etJII!i t he place t o be Mar k t:vans Mr s Nm m11n Ftsher Wllh coffc~ $dervcd da~~ 1\ a nnounr t d lflh.'r :vl t:s Paul Ftshe r '1rs Wtlltam Ln of the e crate urc wts • r l~n trn~: You r Garde n was Fr sh er, Mrs Karl GJ ues r. r Mrs m g rese n atwns for the .suMpper the tnpl<: ur th l:' p rog• .. ur vresent· E d1son I1o II on •t "rs 0 co ver 11o1 on d Sunday or lhed dm t uer on Mon · ter 'lrs Homer Holter av are requcste o ccm 1ac 1 Jss Dreli Better For Less Mrs John Ihlc, Mr:s Slimley E lrlabeth F1ck by Apnl 4 J oo " "" Arthoc Nem "" !._r_om_e_ro..;Y_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _o_hlo_....! 1 Fre d Nea~e. Mrs Ve rnon Nease 1 M r~ Oavttl Ne a~ e '1rs Lawrence Q$ Rose Mrs J oh n Scott Mrs Ru ss Watson and ~Ir s Joe Thoren I • MISS Ethel GaJiaml jlfCMdcnt and members responded to roll call w1th a quotation from Krng Lear Plans were dl.'ic usscd for I he Ohio Federa~on uf Wom e n s club ('00vent10n whH:h ~ttl be hdd 1n Cui umbus, May 1 3 Mtss <.arland as president w1ll attend lh~ mcctmgl and Mrs W1lham Dowme was nam eel as delegate t~ml M•~ W('bster a.s alternate A A It VICW of the book Ktfl£ Lear' was prt'scntcd h) M1 ss G a~ lanfi durm g the pn1~1 am hour At th~ close of tht' meet1ng r~ freshmcnts wer e sene<! by !he ho~t r ~ s as ~ 1 s trd h) M 1s Jed Web slcr J r BLAETTNARS BETTER BUY GLAMORIZED Rebuilt car __ Manh 30 GIII>.T.auT PIICIS ......., lovdtol Tony Curhi ~~-lixltJJt! Mary Murphy "R t:i\ U 1-11 F. A H" In Tecflnrcolor D1le RobertiOn Delna Pagd "Gambl{"r I' rom Nak'hcz" In Technicolor , 1952 CADILLAC . . _. . . . . . . . . I ,895.00 DeVille hard top cpc Soflli,ght blue wllh wh1tc tou Power wmdows Nen one cost llc.trl y 5 000 00 Saturday - Bill Ell10t1 Beverly Garland 1953 BUICK ......... . . . 1,495.00 VB Super conv cpe. Dovm· \\htlc Orl.[!lllai {tnl:;h w1th lCL We've serviced th1s one s1m:c Nl.;\-V Imm.tculate. Nc\\o one lOst over $4,000 00 1955 BUICK ... . . . ... . .. . . . VB Super HI VIC I a C;m Almo::; l like the l 1 owcr stecrmg & b1 akcs Lo'v\o m1lcage. 1954 PONTIAC 1953 BUICK ' 0~\· nor Nc~ grey bottom. 1952 BUICK BU~CKS Pt. Pleasant Man Attempts Sui~ide Twice On Friday Richard Hogg, 29, Pomt Pleasant, W. Va, was lodged m Metgs County jall Fr1day ntght after an attempt t{) take hLS own hfe m a local bar by slashmg hts ... nght wrtst with a razor blade purctlased a few moments earher ... . . ...•, __ 995.00 JCt hl.a(_k top. Smart two tone .. . . . ... .. . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . 995.00 CARRY THE LOAD 875.00 ' l. . .r.WI.__, "Let. Follin Love" WEEK END SPECIALS 1955 CHEVROLET 2 ton .. - ..... $1695 Long \\heel b.•se, 179 ' Cab·chassls 1954 CHEVROLET .•...••..... $1495 2-spced axle. datk blue !uush, 8 25xZO t"es. -. 1951 Chev 2 dr. Se<.lllll. Sharp mel. Green . . ..... 695 00 1951 Chev. Bel Air hard lop New yellow and whlile 795.00 lt52 Chcv-,8elair hard top. New Turqaolsc &. white 995 00 Power gUde- Edro oharp lor model. •••• 1151 t'ord Vltlorla hord lop, Smart tloo lone Rreon 775 00 .. 475.00 1950 Bukk Speelal 2 cit. Two lotio blue linioh lt$0 Bulo:k Conv New bl•ek "'' Smart v.llow 1111 5116.00 11$8 Ford 5 pus epe .. Dtrk bluo llnloh .. 350 00 1851 Illude. tonv. cpe Bel1e ftitltoh. 275.00 1948 Cbev 4 cit Bil!ck. • • .. .. .. . .... . . 196.00 . ... 1954 CHEVROLET . Dual wheels, boater. $1295 1954 WILLYS Jeep ..... - ••• . - $1145 4-whccl d11vc. Nc" cloth top, heater I 953 WILL YS Pickup 1 ton .. 4·whct'l drtvc, heater .. Aslowas. . . . . . - 765.00 lii>ti&lled owners 1952 CHEVROLET lfJ ••• • $1295 .. . . . . . . . . . .. $795 ... . . $995 ton pu:kup, deluxe cab, dark green tmtsh. 1952 DODGE .. - .. - .... 2-tou. 2 speed axle, dork iJ'«n finish 1952 CHEVROLET ............ . $895 Nt ton rlat bed, 7 .OOx15 urcs on front. 7:50xl6 on rear, red ltnu;h. · 1950 CHEVROLET ........ . IIISI Dt:l1e:fltF•lh youna fresh,wearable-TOI'IiTGdd'tbouflanl ttarbwithaSclnffhembroideredeollar,bunllintoa multJ·gored &lmt. Launders u handsomely as 11 flatters .. 14'/:to24¥.t~ ro):. atso~dm1ttcd bo1ng tbc same person who 1V3j •fteated at ...- Hou ELa·.E"RFE L ' DS Holzer Hosp1tal for cuts about Ius ankle two weeks liKG and who had ran from the hospital after having been treated He ~a1d he ran from the bbspital beeaust'l he bad "'no money to pay for tl" ~ Alter bemg admitted to the M:e)~ Jatl Hogg agam made an· oth~r atlempt on bts hfc by IJasbing the back of hrs hands, Wttla what wa11 prruumed to OC a tQ)r blade left by a former prlscmer The weapon w11s not found $bertff Charles Rus.sell satd thia mornmg that he had returned Hoa:g to Mason County }all at POint Pleasant after betn,l( adVt!ied bj the Muon Caunty Sheriff that tbta waa the twelrth time. Hogg bad made such a AUICidal attempt left II'"' 1 ~~~~~~ Mrs Glenn Jan"'s and daughter, day from their farm home n(lar Port Washtngton and w1ll spend Eas!er wr!h her mother, Mrs A W McKay , and aunt, M1ss Laurte, McKay ' Mrs Ruby McKendnc was re turned home Thursday from Hoi zer Hospital where she underwent eye surgery last week She \s re ported as unprovlng slowlv 1\lr and Mrs Mont Will, Lal{e wood, arc on vaeallon oter Eaf!tor She 1s vtslhng relallves In Coalton and Mr Wtll who ls principal of the Lakewood sth{)ols, IS vhuhng Mrs Edna Will and M1ss Fleda Faehnle Patnc1a McEibmny, RN anesth e!ltlst in Charleston, Is an Easter guest o( 1\cr parents, Mr anQ Mrs Charles McEihmny Jimmy, youngt'tlt child of Mr and Mrs Ira Butcher, ts confined t{) hts home this W1.'ek with mca1· les Ann Rupe, RB Galltpoli•. and. her aunL, Mrs L E :Reynolds, wert in Columbus Tuesday Mr and Mrs James Criswell lltd daua:~ters, Diane and Ca.rot. len Tbll'rsday evening to v111lt relaltl'el in PUtablUl(b and WhechOI over ~ _ - c_ _ ' 1950 FORD "8" 1,-2 Ton pickup .. nved this week to Vl~,l·~":~t~atr.ov~e~;' ~ and friends and will be ;, led home Monday by Mrs Jn{)lber, Mrs Boyd Dllgard_:',to••d·i ha.!l baen here fur a more .,J ed visit. 1 $545 Metal tor Optn Sunday I to 4 pm Wttkdoys til' 8 pm ed Mr and Mrtl Harold and Mlld.ren, Charleston, 0 PRICED TO SELL! 1 I H~~~:: ' Mrs. James Roller an({ ter, Cathy, Crestview, Ji1a, met in Cmannati Tue11day b)l motht'r, Mrs Homer HarUe)', Mn Richard Owen and Richard RoUer 1 N.ncy UarUey, who Is doing If· filiate work at CinclnnaU Gener. al Hospital, visited wttb thetn for ,..,,.,1 0 backh';';,t ~d~ep~ ~h:.r~"{. ·~~:. ler Will lolu hi• !am>ty •t • later Custom VS club cpe, ~laroon lnush. t'ord omatlc drt\iC, Loads of extras good mbber. Dual exhaust A real snappy car PRICED TO SELL! 4 door sedan, ~een Cmish. mechanicallv right, very good tires, solid throu~hout 't953 CHRYSLER oVlndsor club oed Local •wned Lovelv li~h\ ~recn litish, tadto, heater. seat :overs. ws tires ltkc new in- side and out Thi• is ,..,allv t fine rf!lr Vrrv sh:;.rn, PRICED TO SELL! Club sedan Black firush, heater and def.• , seat co•e10, like new tires, mechanically OK, look this one ov~r. PRICED TO SELL! 210·2 door Lovely li.llht blue I nisb. heater and del. Seat covers,hacl< up lblbts~ 18,000 actual miles. looks and 1uns llke new. PRICED TO SELL! 1951 Plymouth PRICED TO SELL! 4 1953 Chevrolef 1951 Ford Thunday ntght lor a ~;.~·~~:.,~~:: her parent. Mr aDd P.lrs Bailey j NOT WORTH WHILE TOR CO. Special 4 door, 2 tone lmish, liRht top, dark green body, radio, heater, hnted glass, seat covers, exiJ'.. galore Tires hke new, locally owned. 1951 Ford • "' . V8 club sedan ebony black fln'sh, 'fety clean Inside and out. lots of extras. ~ ''l!)f rebuUt motor same guarantee ·" , motor. Sef thts one _... ·- T••: PRIC:ED 1;0 SE~t! ,: 1947 FORD I 946 FOJt:l) ' V8 club sedan. h~ht mv. nolor smootb, J:ood rubber, sohd car • ~~, I ar Look this one PRICED TO SELL! We Have A Nice Selection Of Used Can To Chooae MEIGS MOTOR SAVE AT MEIGS MOTOR CO -BANK THE DIFFIIRENCE YOUR CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH JIEALER N. Second St. Phone 6823 paren'ti)IL~.!~~~::.~...,.--...,.---...,..!~:~~:.--:......,._,..;....,.~~~~:;~g~~~ Mr aad Jlrswlll Hartley and date. They vi::lltfamUy. her Mt. Mta Ma:t Roller and "·eatber enttne Saturday, March 31, 1956 Editortal Pbone 397 No. 295 band bad beaten her .1 nd that she 'l'as afraid or htm Althou~~~:h they were divorced, the couple had conhnued to hvE! together Mrs Miller .sa1d that she hear~ h1m returnmg to the hou~c on '1 urs day mght, loaded the gun, and sbot rum when he came mto the kttchen at the1r !lome 1 th wa to tho Miller died ()n e Y Mason Chmc Funeral scn1ces w1n be conduded at the Hetchts EUB Church ID Pomt Pleasant at 2 p M 0 11 Sunday bv the Rev D L Sa)re Bunal wrll be tn t:se Spnng Htll Cemetery m Chari lon SurVIVIng are the stepfather and mother, Ml' and Mrs Paul Taylor of Pomt Pleasant three sons, Vaughn, M1chael and Leonard M11ler"'8t home, two d.aughter:s Sharon and Jo Ann ~hiler at home, twl) sisters, Mrs Robert Johnson and Mrs W1llrnm L Gardner, botb of P01nl Pleasant Easter Message Assembly Held At Pomeroy Hi The Rev J Les.l!e Kunze pastor of the Umted Method1~t Church, Pomeroy and the Rev Roger Brshop, pa5lor of the Enterpnse EUB Church, brou~:ht the Easter mc~saie to the students al Pomw-oy JuaJor H1gh. School and Sen tor lhgli 'SChnOl Fnday morntng when they addre~~t:d the rcspecttve sfudent bothes and faculties at 8 46 The Juntor lhgh Good Fnday serv1ce began with the tradttton al Flag Salute led bv Enc Hart and Keith Barmtz In concluding his Easter mes~age ltE'v Kunze satd, "Man was made for strugg1~ anrl hardshlps He grows strong and noble unde~ such .stram ' The Semor J-hgh Good Fnday Assembly b~gan wrth the Flag S'alute led by John Young and Gene Mitch John Handley, stu· dent body prestdent. mtroduced the Rev Roger Bishop who· brought "The Easter Message" to the student body and faculty A group of gtrls from the GJrls' .M.OUND crtY. S D UP - A Glee Club led the smgmg of "The With A Guarantee'That Counts 1953 Buick 1953.Piymouth Mr and Mrs Carl , v:~~·~~~~ and ch'ildren Columbus, the weekend with I E Miller other rclallves Patricia Baker, freshman at kmcum C{)llegc, Jomed her tr Mf5 Edi~on Baker, and olol:er, Janet Kay, at the home of I veil in Vtenna, ~ Va, turned here to SptDd Eut.er wook.ll $345 ' $345 POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY IGS carmen Deems. Mtddlepott teacher. hi a weekend t:uest her p&rents, Mr nd 1\trs G {}fec.IA Columbus Mr and )lr.s Gerald Rtee ud three sons, Mrchael, Stephen Johnny, DeerOOrnc, Michigan, ar· Healer. 1949 DODGE V1 ton Pickup .... . 1948 WILLYS Jeep .......... . EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN Day At The E111~r 2 ton L W B. 2-speed axle, 8 25x20 tires, soltd Pomeroy, Ohfo a 95 •hy not, it't Burlmglon MJJlll' L111arne~ gu,aranteed 1\adtable,wrlnkle.re!lstantra}onthatlooksmlghlylike Jinen.Crey,Anttllesblue.irlac,hcige,browa, lercoral 5JZetl2ttt20and • l!.nd~J~a~c~obs~,~La~u~ce~I~C~h~ff;;:;;;....;;;;,;;_~_:================:::;;::::;:;;:;;:;:::;;;::; - - -1 Peggy arnvNI t11 Middleport Thurs $445 On Moin Street Below High School IMHMUOV.GMIO rs Questioned at the county Jatl by Sher1ff Cbarlca Russell and City Patrolman Henry Werry, Hogg odnutted the attempt upon his owa hfe, blammg domestic troublea for hLS action Under questl()DIDI he alw admtttOO that he thumbed a nde to the MasonPomeroy Bndge from v. here he illteaded to jump but then changed hts mind and walkod to Pome- I THAT CAN REALLY 1,395.00 ChOJt:e of seven Nearly all types and colors Traded from ' Ir • J<~ l.oe~lem ~t·('d~ ~ ~-~- USED TRUCKS Bea:utLful hJ!hl Speetal 2 rtr Sed.,,, Sho~s good care Sporkhn~ oruunal two tone greun. 1951 • I ,795.00 Super Riviera Cpc Dyua!low dnvc. Ltke new two tone are en color. ... llal 1952 BUICK 1-...,...----------.!. 2,795.00 VB Roadrnastc1 R1v Cpc \Veuk cud Spcdal. Glamorous Road master Com . Cpc ! MIDDtEPORT SOCffiTY Wednesday by hlll w1fe and Mr M1 s C P Gallagher 3 lone blue & \\>h.ilc Power slccnn):!. .. . .. Mrs Rutb .Miller, 21, or Hart waived prcllminury bearmg Friday mgbt before Magistrate M GOOdwm of Paint Pleannt a charge of murder m the ohootl•oo of her husband. Leroy an Thursda)' eventng Sbe was ordered held for grand action and returned to the County J&d to Po10t Pleaswhere .!!late troopers .sa1d that r 'l:i,,OOO bo d h d be 1 ,• n a en se State police sa1d that Mrs lliille• had reported that her bus- Easter E9g Hunt , I Held Thursday At Kindergarten • .. . . . . . . . . 1952 BUICK D1 agonf\v Snuaclron d.av Jt was sold. ..... .. . . . . . .. Slat Chtcf conv t.:pc. One careful blue fuush VoL VII At 8oyer Home J\.~ at Pbone 3il Meigs Countians Honored For H~~ maD who burglartzed a serv1cc sta Old Rugged Cross The ~tudent tton be~ must be eonvmced that body and faculty JOtned rn the ertm~ doesn't pay He !ell lOt{) the smgrng of lh1s hymn wh1ch contnase pit. gcttiq plenty of greaae eluded th~ 'program on. JilmseU. And the loot wasn't Joy Smith cb.ooe ' St Luke 28, I'Jlheh toward paytng the cleaning verses 26 28' for her Good Fnday bih4e got onl)' ~80~<~'~""'':::..~~~:''•=:•~d~m'.'ge'f".r:'Com~·~·T:.::h:::e~l.::l':cly:_::B:::•b::l.:•~"- "The Perfect Idiot" Is Vehicle For Pomeroy Senior Thespians 11Tbe Perfoot Idiot," described j Bend thCiller~gOOrs wl11 be m .ror 18 1 hilarious farce eomedy In some good clean run the cven1ng tbtte acts by Eunice and Gnnt or Apr1J 6 Atldn.on will be pr~se:nted by the The cast of Characters for '1'he senior 'Players of Pomeroy High Perfect Id1ot," in the ord('r of Sctiool wider the d1recuon of 1their appearance is Margaret Ten James Diehl at Junior High Au 1 ny11on, mother {)f the b{)UBehold at p m Friday, played by Barbara Swisher. Jackie 1 Tennyson, her y{)ungesl son, 18 ':.00 ":[!."'7.,,~l~dl::ot" wiU be ~ F;~.P~t<'Y Dlr·at Ke1tb Reuter Rbodora. the matd, is W111ie Marie ts a roy. , Bradley, Roger Tennyaon, the fath. by a liPCC· cr of Dan and Jaek1c. 1s Harold the Dramatic Brown, Jr, Walter P Latherby, a of Chicago, f'oap manufacturer, lll played by T.ommy Reuter Rabert Brown, plays the role of the young genius, Dame] Tennyson Ho\\ard Cecil Is Arthur Barnard prmctpal of Center High School, his par Joy Smith I~' Miss Baker a tea hi1Jl until I C'ht:r. S8ralyn J{arman ts Linda socially I Barnard, Mr Barnard s daughter, to help Mary London u; Jeannie Wtlson, so the Jackie's g1rl, Robert Wil~on 1s Puff WltomskJ, the football phllyflr ru({) iltl, Carla Carhwn is pll)ed by B('rntee Nease John Young u; a poltccman Charles The 11111 111 Dr HockhQr~t Vun Barf 8 p11ychtatnst and Esther Ha\\ ley 1s Miss Booth, a newspap~r reporter The 11tage crew hs compo11ed of Robert Hill, fl{)bert Slo11n, Joe Johnson, 08\'ld ltlgg11, and Larry Mowery. Norma Bt'arhs qnd Jri~ Qunlls are the promptor11 UshcreLte!j are Mary Hayes, Don pa1t playa directed 1\a Stram, Rutb. Stockton, Oorolhy Jimes A. Diehl, Jr 1t 1 Stark, 1\olargaret Burnside, anti Eva ...ume' that l'omora.Y Gorl 1 Stngle Co py Farm Bill Debate Is ,In Its Final Stages or The Grand Jury Murder Charge Hostess gifts were presented to Mrs Hugh Bearhs Wednesday cvenmg when the N1ft:~o Stitchers 'CructfiXJon' Mrs Arthur Skm Club met at her home ner, chorr, He Made Hrmself of 'rhc everung was spent socmlly No RepuhltiOn ", Thomas Kell) Mrs Wlll tnd Bo)cr cnteiOilned and m sewmg The Lravelm.li( pruc "At the Name of Jesusl', cho1r, the Sew Rt1e sew1ng dub wr1h a donated by MTs Bearhs was come as you a•e party Wt>dne ~ award~d to Mrs Carl Moore da} evenmg at her hom<' lu~ c oln Refreshments were served by Hello(hts the hostess to ~rs Wtlham BarA .>hurt blllimess st sswn was tcls, Mrs Homer Walter, Mrs Her conducted by the president Mr~ bert Dixon , MISs Kathryn Mtlch, Donald Kenned} and Plans were Mrs CarJ Mitch, Mrs MllX Folmmade for a skatmg parh• m I he 1 cr Mrs Janet Korn, Mrs Selun near future The dour Prl7.c \\a~ Hlazew1cz, Mrs Carl Moore and awarded to Mr~ Blmer \\bile one guest, M188 Carol Bearhs An Easter Egg Hunt was a The hoste~s sencd a salad spcc1al feature of Thursday elas course to M1~ Challcs Hoffman ses m thz Kmdergarten taught Mrs Dunald Kenned} Mrs E\m('r by Mrs Guy Reynolds who had WhJte, Mrs Edward Wells Mrs cclored eggs for the chtldrcn and Donald l'nllm~ Mrs Gtorge C()nd(' also presea.ted them wtth Easter Mrs Dayton Stnck land and Mrs favors Elza (,Jlmore J1 Mrs LioneT Bogjils and oth er Thursday guests of Mr and Mrs mothers ~ent Bunny cooktes fur < harJes McNamee mduded Mrs Mother· Daugh ter Laura Vn Meater, Racme and her the ch1ldren Ban(111et Scheduletl son A-le Norman Van Meter Win In the elementary lower ~radet> throp Mass, and hrs flnancee, the children enjoyed Easter faTill Intermediate Gtrl.s' Class of Barbara Power, Roslyndale Mass vors, cookfl's and 1n the Second the Sundav School at the Heath I Mary Ellen Duffy Pittsburgh, ar (.radc whtch rs taughl b\ Mr~ Methodist Church W'ill have th~:tr rned Thur~;day for an Ea11ter vts Gerald Rupe the pumls ! olored annual Mother Dftughtcr Banquet 11 w1th her parents Mr and Mrs egg~ they hart brought from home for I he purpose on W£>rlnC'sday, Ap11l 4 at thr U F Duffy and family (burch dmlng room I Ea~ter guests of Mr and Mrs Mt s L W Me( oma ~ 1s te1chcr John Bawkms Jr and daughter BIRTH ANNOUNCED of th1 s class Mrs lhomas Rad IJuamta, arc Mr and Mrs Franklin Mr and Mrs Jam('..s Lew1s ha\l ford, Pomero~. Will be the guc~t , Gtlher and daughter, V1ck1 Lynn / announced the barth of a Dint splakl'r fur \h~ program Columbus pound 1unc ounce daughter on ~ Carl Mattox learned Wednesday 'T'hursd!ity at the Mason Clime Th<'Y I t he C{)U I "" re t urn t n wor k on 1have an clevrn month ttld dangh C U TO MEET t1a GARDEN L g b 1the New York Central RR 1n the 1 ter Barbara Ann also Grandp,1r 1 11 'lhe Pomeroy t.ardtn <.lu [ near future alter bcmg on S\ekl cnts are Mr and Mts Chfforrl nwet Monday al lhc leave smcc August 20, 1955 Mr I (Obll Laurel Chff ancl Mr and Jed Hartinger Wlth r\ art e~ Matlux was hnspttalltl!d at Holzer Mrs Charles Lew1s Mtddlcpo11 as asstslLng hos ess, a hospital and had spmal surgqry at I Great grandmother lS Ml !i Wilham p Ill 1 here W'lll he .lnd exchan~:e the St Mar) 's hospital in HunUng. w.~e. Middleport and gr£'<Jt grand or _ _ _ ton He was accompanied there parents m c Mr and Mrs Pearl ~~me ~h ALSO John Hodrak Bub1ra Bntton • Del'otecl I'll The fttteruu Of !'lie .,,.,...,..... Are41 Of 5 Held I M1ncfl 31 "lllrTER l REEK" black top Mrs AJrre ous sexte 1 prese ' ~ Jamce and Ernesttm• Arlluh \ pari) held 8! Chester Ftve mem H SO b C II J 1 b"rc ... , the 1""81 " roup were P"1 n o art 1 ee aroyn ess Ul) ·· ~ u '-"'"' Butch er Jants Childs , ' In th ~ slnt The n ext medm,i! Will be Cro~ of Chrtst !Glor) wumtn ~ I held at the home of Merele- and Lhnru~ and chotr lloyd Hawk I ...., NfW COLOIS lot .wry fosNoa ... Nifty Stitchers Club Meets At Bearhs Residence Wed Alternoon S 'R' S . ew 1fe ew1ng Club HOS Meef I Mrs Jed Webster Sr cntertam ed 1ht> SeniOr Shakc s p... arc Club Wednesda y afteinoon al her home Sprmg Av e 1 Th~e· • e A l \o\> ,1) A poces.s wnal and recessiO nal are a part of the chon s program and the cantata mctudes thL ~e numbers and s mgers Entry lnt o Jerusalem ' ch01 r, 'To Gethsf' mane' , l1eJ.-.n Stobart T1.s M1d mght Cash Bahr obbltRato cho1 r When Mornmg Had Come 0 E McKrnlcy bass rec1tat1ve, Ca l vary s :\tournful ~ountam cho1r There Is a Green H!ll' Mrs F I Gardner, "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross', Jams Ch1ld.s descant, sextet Mrs Dave Farm er, Mr.s 0 L Roush Helen StQ< hart, Ernestme AsbUJy Roedel! Steffy, L R Wtley L& Z SHOPS Senior Shakespeare C/Ub H Mee t"1ng \1 ure a cantata Man o( Sorrows for the program Wilh Rev f re1 h 1 Gardner, pastor &JVmg 1 em vocation and benediCtiOn a nd conduet !I baptrsmall!ervJce aft H the cantata Mn Chester El\Aolll s organ 1s t f or the church an <..o 1 Mrs Arthur Sktnner l.:i t:ho1r d11 ector My as~Js 111l tng0 111ho~tc~s 011 Chrht\ b a{l STUNNING CAIS Fndoy, March 30, l':i56 Aged Battlers - Committee Calls Easter Retess On Compromise Farm Aid Drafts Square Off In EJta sttt4J Justice Court ! WASHINGTON LP - The Con 1 qurre Agnculture Secretary Farm 8 1lf Confe ren('e : T Ben SQn to make a !ll:peclal Committee t od;n de baled f1n .. of means of 1'1 1~ posm,g of the gov. Two aged participants 10 a bat provision ~> of a t<' nt a!JH I) ap. l ernmcnt s mult1 mllhon dollar ~I'QP tle royal" Tuesday on Route 33 proved $1 2 btll1on sorl bank pro. surplus and reQort back to CoQ.approxlmattly 6 mtle north of Porn gram il'e55 Wlthm 90 days eroy today fated the court each The committee als o n eared chargmg the other 'Mtb •·auult and agreement on a proposal to In I batten • The fmal round ol the rrl'ase ~harply pnce support~ on battle however has been dcla)ed feed gra~n s 111!' propu.sal \o\.uuld with a conhnuance made of the boos t props on barley gram sor hearmg today by Justice or thr 1 .~:hu m oaLJ; and ne to a manda Peace Peoples untd Monday morn tor} 85 per cent from the present • 0 10 • m ' w £ James Cl\l:!adJe, Chester, ag£.-d 65 fhc I'Onferees called a mornmg U charged m his warrant that he sessiOn before receSSing for a long ' Fools \\ •II Be Fools,' l.S the litwas driVIng 111 hiS car Tut;&day af Easter weekend They expected to le of the play that the Jumor CJaAS ternuon v.hen he harely avoided rcsmn<' work probahlv Tucsdav of Scnp 1o H•llh School WJII pre. h11t1ng a auto drt\en by Ed•son a nd \Ole on a fmal drart of a H"nt at Harnson.,ll e on Apnl 8, Hart of Darwm that pulled off <:o m promi se farm &ld brll Fnday 1 hJ s tnn r a ct comedy fum"" ,,, th ... h•ghw•> from the s1de thre e da }!l before Congress returns h h , h fuo " .._ 1s cs more t an wo ours o1 from 11 Easter rece~s and e ntcrta..tnm e nt of the rood Cheadle stated that be sto~wed The committee faced nachmg a • and got out of h~s ear to talk to rl(<%1 on on whether to make th e The Ca st of Characters 1s as H a r 1 w h e n H a r t s r u sorl bank mandatory as voted by 1follow~ Sarah Small by R.acheal ck him liar! m h1s war the Srona.te {)r voluntary as pro Burbndge Jenn} Brown, by La rent charged Cheadle With stnkmg pm;et.l by the adn tmstratton Verna W e ar~ lrts Warner by Conhim ftrsl Bulh warrenls were l>Cr Sen Allen J Ellender D La • me Ka~ Carse). Dottle Dunning, ved by Deputy Sherif{ Leroy Rar comm1tlee chairman Ji'r1day mght b} Ph} INs Ross , Clance A-lay, by lrilm aftrr a late commttlee meetrng Anna King pred1ctcd a cam that the conferee ~ I probably wW appm~oc a voluntary I Mrs Nelson Bar-rt'tt by Carolyn I plan I Welsh Mrs Arthur Be.ar (Dodo) I The commttlec tcntatncb ap by Tma McCal11st~r &ther Lane. I pro,cd Lhc admtmstrat10n backed 1 by Mary La~c . Jason Slrong, by I sod bank program and a plan for Kennel h \\ llll.am s, Silas Kmght, • fmannng 11 It abo appro\ed add- 1by Jam~ s Clrn(! and Harold Black.· mg an extr.a s:;cKt mtlhon a ) car burn by Paul J ewell fo the current $700 mtll'ion pro- l Rf'S er'ie seals ma y hf' ohtatned Senetary or State Ted W gram for bmmg surplus pertshable 1from m.-mber ~ of the JuniOr Class I or at the school ur1 lhe evem.ng Brown today called attentwn to [arm commodities The conferees alsc voted to re of the ~ how the f;wt. H1.11l )1C!'SOIW who W1U be ul).avoldabl} abs~nt from thl'lr eounly and more than 10 m1lcs from th•·1 r \otmr; preunct nn l'n mary Electtoo Da) MilY 8, may make applicatiOn for an ahsent voter' ballot after Apnl 9 Such a baJJut m<~Y be voted Ill pcr!'tOn at Under ~he dtroctwn of Mrs than offers Who Shall Roll Tbe the offtccs of County Boards of I AIICI Nca~e. th~ sc:-.wr Ch.o 1r of Stone Awa) or rna} be mailed I he t crleratcd l hurch wrll p! Thuc \\ .~ ~ a (,r('aL Earth-April 8 ilbo •~ jhe [Jrst dale I an ra 5 te r (anlal.a The Cro.s5 quake rs a pr esentatwn by the whrn Uo.rrd ~ of Ehl'JOn~ ma) ;]f" l rr umph~nt h) i-l£'rman Von chorus w1th a background scene cept applltallons ror dtsablcd \ot- Br rgr at t ht S unn ~l' Srnrcc at of an An;: <'l plrtra)cd by Sheila crs ballots , 6 30 0 r iMk on Sunda\ Sf 1<ru:o~ w1th R(ogcr llyscll and Thr deadline for <~PP 1 c~trun!> II th an 1 om Hrown ac1m g a ~ guards at for t>oth ab~('nt and disabled \OtThe - en: ( ~~~ Loptn wta.wn c1 1rnman ballots 1s 4 P 'I May M, ~n Ph" " c a!> etc., B·n lht lomb Pt·ace Be l lolo Yfl ll rs a pro1l l orgams ... rs b th NuH c \ I • 3 and the ballotli must e rn c f d b the Pro 11 "en1a tJO n h.\' Jack Kt' nned) 10 a hands of the (Jerk of the Board N<'~~tzlln £ ~ h~~~ l~ e Lord ~ 1 1 solo and Nrght Is 0 cr' I.S anum or ElfldiOOs bl 12 00 Noon, May 4 1.'1' wna d h th holr her by the chorus wJth Lots Burt Apphcattons for ballots from ll.•:;hn lc~o~~tw: b ~£>~ Waldo J members or the armed Corel'S c tn b fo~lo" d by 'Yc as bO IOisl wrth a scene of Mary 11 mw;t be pot>tmarked no later than Bartels '»lh e d b the Magd;;~len e and the other Mary portrayed by Faye Thomas and 12 00 Noon May 5 and ballots \\oho Wor.s 1p prcsen e Y must bo dehv(•rcd to the Cl ·rk of ch 01 r w1th Eh'i)"n Ftek as soloiSt Anna Murray I he Board hy 12 00 Noon Ele<:tlon and ilno1ht r sdlo b} hcrl Blae• The choru s then w1th Ben Da} SccreUry of State Brown nar Be-hold What Minner Of Nt'utzlrng and Allee Nease as howc\<'r pmnls out that anpltca U.H Fiol01sts wtll pre!!il'n t Walk To I tons should be made early cs r>! J n of Sorrov.s" wtll be a pre - Emman:s" w1th jhe Upper Room peclally by servJce mrn and wom· sf'nlatwn h} the cbotr and a trw scene of Je5u:; by Ed Kennedy en 10 distant places m order to compo~ed of Evcl}n F1ek. so- and the two disciples Wtlham allow 11 me for mailing of the bal- prano Larry Traey h'nor and Ben G1bbti and Wilford Ta\lor lots both ways Nt ut.z!mg ba~ ~ An offenng Thanks Be To Close relabves of ~ervrce per~ Tht• .Mens Chvru.s w1ll g1vc d God' by t!le ehoru.s WJII precede .sonnel may make apphcatJOns on rcnd1t10n o[ 'Lamb of God' (ul· the benediclton wh1ch w1ll be folbehalf of 1J{'rvJce men :md women luwed by Thme Was A Garden lowed by the Postlude 'Up From who nerrf not be regtslcrcd to In ~ol01sl Alrcc Nease and eho1r The {.rave by orsan1st Mrs '\Ole 10 Ohro The "omens throopart rhoru~ Nculzlrng gre~Aional I I • IScipio Hi Juruor 1 I ar• Ch•r~& A. J.ckton, Ganer•l Tel•phon• Company dlvls 1on manager, Clarence Roy, L1w· L•ft to Bow•n \1 re-nu Dtddle, SillY' Spencer and Bobby Roy, GeMr.ll Telephone r1ght of Company emploY"~ tt1tloi'Md et Pomereoy, 1nd tM cempeny , . . alct.nt. Clare E. William-. wh• pruented the La CruJ. Awar•• --~ ~------ Rain Predicted May Mar Easter Day Festivity BY UNITED PRESS Ohman~ \l.erC" warned today to carry unbreUas along with ne N Easter outfits after churrh SCI \ ICf'S Sund,ly The wcatht'r bureau predll ted raw would a1nve m the western rounllcs tihOrtly before noon The showers should cover lho resl of the state by mghtfall In mos t areas, howevL•r nun was not expected unlll late m the day, g1v1ng the gf'.N)'n h)!ht to egg rolls, Easter pa1 a des and other ob~c1vances Although the lon.:-rang-c fu~­ c:~st called !or brlov. normal tc1n· pc-r::tturc.s unlil Wcdoesda.. the mcrcur) Sunday nw1 nmg was ex· peeled tu be mo:>tly sunny 111td warmer untll the ram front moves m frO!Jl the west U1gb_ temperaturl'IS m OhiO' Sun day will be 42 48 10 the northeastern counj 1es and 48 to 54 m the ~outhwcst Lo\\ tnnrJ:ht wlll range from J2 to 40 dc~rcc s Four Automobiles Tar Spreader In I T\\0, Colli•S'l.OllS F out Gen eral Telephone men n~c t'1 H' rl lhe La CroLx Awards mad e In General Telrphone Company 11f Oh1o to em [}l o....ees who p f' rf oim mcr1tonou s ~erv 1 ec beyond the aclu<~l requnt:d duties Th f' award s we re mad1' by lht' compan ) J)hS ld{'nt l. tare E V.'lll· 1ams at a meetmg of compan} exeeutlv('s "l the Deshler Hilton Hotel Bdly Joe Spencer, Uarence Lee Ro) and Bobby E Rov of Racine, Ohw and Lawrence D1ddle of Syracuse Ol\10 were each presented La. CroiX Ce1 tlhcate11 of Award and checks for $25 m re· cogmhon of servtecs wh1ch prevented possible serwus tnJUI')' or dealh and probable loss of home of . 1 Mrnt'rs \'llie fam tl} Th e mcrdent Olrmrt>d on the wtnter mnrnmg or Oq•embt'r 10 , JD55 v.hen Clarence Rov Glnetal Tch•phonc Company or Qf,1o f'lll ployee was dnvlnt to \l.ork at Pomctnv Wtth h1m \l.l'le h1s hto ther, Bubhy Roy H lh SllliWI 1 ant.!. La,o;rencc D1ddle, all GtncJal Telephonl! Company t'lllployees sta!wn~d at Pomeroy, As thr:y came to the rommunJty of Mrnersv•lle, ~mokc and flanu.•s w~:~s observed ~hootmg from the eat es of the home of Jos£'ph !loot! Pomeroy taXJcab operator Sprn ret a t oused a ne1gh!tor and call( d I he Pomero~ f' 11 e Dcparhnrnt DH1dll 81ld the ncv brothHS awak f'ue .! 111<' llilUd r.u\1· 1h ,1nd conducl~d \ir Hood , h1s 110!h1 r .md <~n aged relalJve liv HJ f Ill !h£' home, to Fafrty ' l he four mcn orgamr.ed a buekrL bngade to fight the fast spn•admg flanu•s nnd were a.sststcd by netghbors and pass(ll'sby Spencer and the Roy brothers are as a part of thf'lr CJVIC adl\'ltres, mcmhlfs of .the Hac1ne Volun- ~I<.Cplll~ The OhiO lhgllway Palrol rcpotted two mtshaps on eounly roads, tnday afternoon mvohm., four au!omobtles and a tar SJlrC<~ · dt•r One of the Cllrs was heavily leer t'Jre Dopartmcnt, and Drddle 1s a member of th SHacuse Vol damaged but no lllJUrle~ wne rc untocr Ftre Dep,Jrtment Knowported Aceord1ng to the report the Ied,!c and experwncc thus .~:amed was pul to good work ln or~llllll­ f•rst accident took place on Route mg thr ftgbt agaJn~t I he ftre, 124, Olle m1Jc ~outh of lhc Junc· where ~otherwtse coofuswn ancl tton Wllh Route 248 at 1 30 I' M cl1sorder nught have reJI(ned Th£> Wl\l'n an auto driven bv Roger has 1dy orgamr.ed bucket bng.u1e Hayman, Long Bottom stru~k th e W<J!:o ~ucccss.ful m holdm.~t !he rC'ar of a state highway tar splt'.1tl flam's lfl chetk untJI the Fin' lng truck dnven b) Clif!vld llol - Dl•p.ulmcnt a.rllvcd Wllh t<~nk ter, 52, Itacme, tn an :~tit•mpt to pass The Impact of lh.c colll~lon IIU(ks lh<~t made ~hort wolk {If splaticred anothet co1r dltV(!l h~ th~ r(malnm;;: fue Sonou:; lnJUly John Groee, 44, l .. ou~ l!ollom ur cleat!• to the occupanl..'i, .and headed :;outh, lllso, \I.IHch h<~d 'protlnbiCo loss of the home, was JUst paasod the truck Ht'ilVY fi,mt- prcvf'nl~d bl' !h(• Qutck (']( .rr age~ arc reported to the front Llf thtnklng and ~ostltve ,tchon nf unknown dnver vehlcie. Which d ld thest: telephone poople not stop after the accident The 'lo Clarence Rov, r£'porltnJ:: auto bas now been found, hut the fire.• and hi~ dallY telephone work drJver has not been located 5CCm to go hand In hand Tht s The second acctdent happened was the second I line recentl\, I hat on R.ollte 33 at 8 05 p M ftve anrl he reported a home on £m and eJght-tentbs mileS north Of Pome· as~t.stt!d the OCCUf; llllts (O ~ afct} • dOJVen north fhe four t(l]Uphone Oltn il]SO roy, when W.an Roat a Ut v 30, Alhe11~ ltD receJve d 1 tl ,._. ( 11 II by Louis u. on( dtlempted to pass 8 car dnvl'n A.wards for e•1torrou~ ~e• v1~e north a;lso by John w Wo'ft 56 f10m the Ohw lndept:nd,ent ldeRacme, which was altemptmg to I p:one ~:soc1atlon 111 Columbu:; ""t · c Auto License Tag Deadline Set For Midnight Tonight 0 COLUMBUS, UP-.Ueputy 1'C g 1~trars wtre geared today 1or an lith h~ur rusb of motonsts who fallflfl lo get their 1\)0(1 auto h .Cf'n~~s .., .t ""t Tuesday' Apnl 11956 I 1 C F.rvm N&!er, aMnl~ URislrar of motor vehl(les, saUl ttM! flood of motonsts who wm:t unlil the last day octUI'Jl everr year and thtH y<'ar was no exceptiOn'• H<' satd the .sale. of tl}e • ercen and wh1te te&s W&§ .exl)~t.ed to take the Ohro re~ations over the 4 mtlhon mijirk ti"y the end of the da! Tbc nC'w ta(tt, .tn!¥,.t _be:dlspJaytd JIP'<, fiJ.~ hrit;llt>~~t~~i"!&-ntghl Absent Voter May Request BaII0 l s After April 8th • • ~- ,• .- ..,1.. ~ On a plla of not .J::UIIty" m Jusl1te of the Peaec Perc)!~ reopte..' court today, the hcarmg of, Arth.ut Ccuson, Mason, charged With reckless opcrat1on, wa~ con hnuorl Carson was the dnvar of a tractor-tra1!er truek carr} lilA: mum liOns thott .stuck MJchaeJ Wi(lpel as he stepped on to Routt: 7 Tu~s day evenmg, kdhng hJm Instantly Repre&entmg Carson 1.8 Fred Crow, Jr . Jn other aclwn 111 Peop}cs' court toda) James C Drummond. Che shtre, charged With reckless opcrat10n, pll'ad 'not gutlty' and was bound to the grand JUry. The ch11rge resulted from a head-on two car colhs1on January 1 10 Wh1eh the dr1ver ol the other au· tomoblle Hubert N B)adrs of Columbus became the ~ount)' .s !Jrst traffrc fatality of the new year Bo-nd was srt at $300 lta:rmond Vln~yard. Tuppers J'laur~ on a dnvmg wh.Jic mloxt- 1 I Federated Chureh Easter Cantata To Be Given At Sunrise Services Not ~w.lty .Plea Made By Dtwer LIn Fatal .._:j,t llJISnan I Elrctwn~ r~enl t ~=:c_-~~- Rotanans • prepare For Easter Egg II1Ul( cattd char~e. was hned $100. '""and "ntenccd lo three doJ• in jail by Mayor E F. RobiD8od. 1 nday n1ght Post To Map Plan IFor MemorJ•al Day Observances Here Drc.w Wrht>ter POtit No 39, Tht' Amcncan LegJOn wtll hold Jl.s first April meetm~ ill 8 P M. Oil Monda) Apnl 2 at Lh~ f?'ust Home on Lcgron Terrace Jntpor~ant bu· Plii5S a coal tru-ck when th~ cullls- 1t ~"h~e~ll Crolx Awards Wl rc ls sln~ss coneernmg th,c obsetvauee 10 all' rt•tu,r\1 d 111 ltabll•hc:.•' nahonally by of Memonal Day wtH come before h ave be en d one t o th e It •ll I v - tlu Gcnrrul Teli phom• s~~l£'m for the body. ' hc101sm aud mer h te 1c. •A fmal chC<'k of the membrrnu.a t was r 11 Pf1 ~>n "• c lot>•'" • "'" acl~ of UIIIISH,ll h L of no dnvcr<'~ ltcl'tlse" 11, &IJI" 1tr Jtnrwu~ lit l('\'f'lmcn "'"'' for 1966 wrll htl takon and m Ma orE F Robmson ~ rourt lhf' I• (rmx AwillrdN art 11111\ .11!1 df"linqtlt"Dl memhr.rs arf urgl'od T dy Itt 1 d fnt th~ latf' Mr ~1f1rn~ I' 1.1 to pay -ritJt's at on"c to aV(IId •u:;o uc~ ny mg 1 ro1x v.ho Jll r~(tlll 'lars .,.,ll\ lll'llSIUII from I he rost The prelhll l lll l ll uf lhC' hoard of rllnc enl mcmbr:r~hrrt 1s 320 fourteen L'• 1"r~ n{ th• (ocncral lrl<'(l)l\lll" b~ low the 1956 quota There bqve I OljlOl R1 IIIII .tnd Hll.' m~n i.:Jrl-:f'ly bten tw{ nt) srx new m rcmstwl.ed n·~pnn~rbk for the <'l<IHblr~hmrnl uum\mrs lht~ \f'ar ~!embers arc of I h£' Grm•ral '] ekphnnc !"\ s1em urgf'd to eontacl all el1J:1ble vctcrwhu h now h,h operallons rn 3U t~ns and brmg them to the modCINCINNATI, 0 UP- A ~pt t '~lah•o;; ;md sl'rV£'s mme 111an 2. mg tat•Oiar £1re dcstru)erl the e,Jst 6001100 te]f'phone~ Wtlh thl Korran Bonu~ ~o CIJillf' wing or the four litory St fi1 r~un hnforc l.he l)('Ople 111 \llf' Novern Srrrtmerv bere today Ll::llll.lj:lr. o,o,ll.:; M~IG~ GENERAL HOSPITAL bt r gcm•nl r\1 ctJUo all vdt'nns PICTUitED 1bove •r• Rotariant rsthna1(•d ~I aboul $')00 UOO I Adm1tted Fnday •nd Rottry·Anm colorlnt East. No Ql\f' \I. as InJured .1\lr l ht~t Jamc:,c Hot•~un. ::ihar!e anrl Mrti ~!In ,5f'T\'f'd 10 the Armed rorcl'S betwtt'U June :.m. 1mm and JtJ\\ les ::)pence tbr. only Jl<'rst n 111 S b Vall' I reeburs, Ill •r eggt. 1n preptrahon for the 27 1953 and hrmorabh ~rpar.Jtrd that part of the bUIIdtng wlmhl Death•: Rotary sponsot'Wd 17th 1nnuel burned was awakened by a watch Jams Hubbard, ~h racu!le and Ar~ IUVlied to come to Uuli weetE..ter Egg hunt t~ be- h•ld in ~J'::rl.lf~:~ages I CIass PIans PIay la~t ~l·ar I r l Ire Des{roys Cincy Seminary I I --------- I w.au 10. tiw.e to esca.pe. Mrs llo!!J!d W.illi.:l.!llll, Pullleruy. UlG M1ddleport Puk Sunday after· noM Approx1m1r.ly 500 youth from thtJ 1n•• 1re eape<ttd -m ttkt! r•rt m the fet.tlv1tler. 1t which prhn will be IW.nled. Depldtd from left to riaht •re: Uppll"r lt~ft Oon Stlv.r~ left too r.ght S1r1 Owen. Mrs. DonllcL Sflveri, Mr&. Jac;k Roh1o0n, Mrs: EmmeH Shuler, J1ck Emmatt Shuler. Robson••• �. - ---- .. Page Two ---~--------------------------·----------- - -- - -- I .--- ------·.· The Dotty ::ient1ne1, Pcmeroy Mtddleport, ~=:_:_:__:::..::_:::..::,_:__:_:._:__:_;_::_______ DE\'OTIC TO INTERESTS OF MEIGs--MASON ARIA G.I!N. MGII. • ___ _ TALENT SCOUT IN THE PAUL BUI\ 'AN COUNTRY - - .- - - - - - - - , The Daily Sentinel .!CHARD 5 OWEN , ( • MARVIN'S 1 "'f""'A'T Puhlubed Pvety afternoon t :<C"f' pl Sunday !Jy f he Oh o Valle)' .EntPrf'd at llf't"flnd rJ aq~ mathna: mallf'r a t I be B I n1 pos t ~s 930 1000 10 30 1 00 I I 30 12 00 Vine o(fu~e utft~e •1 Pomeroy Ohio 343 hxmeton Ave Nt'"w York <.. tt y HI N Y ~A:>t" -.sr:JT~ Subs~nption rail~ Dtl tvP.ry by rarru•r wht-rf' avat la b lt' 30 cents fJt'r' Wf'Rk ODe year tn advan cr at The Da ly S("n!lr t'l 0 ff1 re $15 t]Q sax monlh!l $7 80 llut'e munlh! $31i10 By m otor r u1 e where avaalahiP one mo nth $t B) m a tl one Yt'lr $8 s1x m ntlts $4 2ll thre .. months $2 50 gne month S:t Flt4A.NCIAL REPORT OF THE 'BOARD OF EDUCATION For Fl•ul Y'e•r lindlng O.Cember 3ht 1955 Southem lonl School Dlstr1cf County of Meio• Jl 0 AddrHs Rae1oe Oh Date Marth 1~ 10511 I eu1,f y tht fo\lnwu K rq111tl to hf ("Orl'f'f 1 Pa11l Ut t gl, llt>rk Tre.uurt"r of thf' Hoard of Educatu n Tax Valuation $ 4 447 60:1 Tn l~vy lnrl Bond 13 5 School P:nrollmt'nt 1003 $1 17 370 18 Salara•s and WagE' s SCHEDULE I SUMMARY OF CASH IIALAHC ES IU~IIPTS Chatter Jne Bntt ln f'\ h Klrr. tJall FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION For Fiscal Y••r Ending Dec•mber lht 1955 ..- ~:.(.-y...- I North•rn Loul School District County of Mele• J> o A1ld1 u s.~ Harru,:onvtJie Oh o J);~t, h h 29 lOOn 1 <ertafy thf' fnllow n~.: n r• o rt t o ht rorn ct Ava { 1lke.Jo CIE"I k frl'fl..o.;urer of tht: Boatd of .1-;ducatJon T 1:( v J!UIIIIOJI $1 195 784 00 lax I.A \ Y School It vy 10 \fJih 16 3(1 & h wl Enmllml'n1 2 ~7 Sai :J J 10 and "- llit ~ $52 HU 00 SCt-iEDULE II RECEIPTS 12 oo 12 iO 6 55 700 900 10 00 10 30 liOO 12 00 !>wl~ I 1 30 S1gn I 500 I Mtlon. I 9 00 930 10 30 11 00 11 05 ti"' Jo fH rn tlwn fMa111 S1 Montgome-ry Presents AU Star Theatre News Ueadllnes Weather ... ast l() 00 no tO 30 t!OO 11 15 MONDAY g 00 S,gn Oo Prayer 9 00 10 00 10 30 11 30 12 00 12 15 12 30 1:.: 4!1 1 00 1 30 2 00 2 30 3 00 3 ao 4 00 captam Kangaroo Carry .M-oore Arthur Godfrey Str1ke It R.ieh Valiant Lady Lo\e of LUeo &rar.-h tor Tomorrow The Guiding Llght Kahe s Kltehen Love St-ory Robert Q Lewil Houseparty Tbe Bli Payoff Br:rb r.ro.!l)y Show The Btightl':r Day $1195 J IIlii iMhldit:pOJ 1 - dleport Alfred Hrtehcuck Theatre Appointment WJtb Adtoel' ture What s My Line Sunday News Spceial Late Show 5 O(l ""• (AflCI Super CU'eUI - --- 6 30 I Am The Law November ns an x roy techntt!tan 1~ In lroamng At Holzer Hos pltnl - - -- · - - -- - - LEGAL NOTICE !or more th a n one year last past and Gros~ NP.g iret or Duty ertd plamlaU 11 o prn) s for (lther paopf.'r t1>l1 t' f Sa 1d caus e Will be tor heenn g on 01 atter 111e 30th day of Apnl A D 1956 Norwood Henry Crow ant! Cto'!t A«orneyll for PllltntW Wid defendant fiom said plaia.tiff (3) 17, 24, 31 (4) 7, 14 21, 28-71< TUESDAY 800 6SO I l P;~rso \ f Jl r I l r 1 1 ~1 1 ~; o< d n ln r :t :W ti l 1 ]l • fi'tre 31430te Gene rnt LJa'lulrty & Fan~y The Femmme Toueh AftPrnoon F1ltn Festival M1ckey Mouse Rocty Tones News with Marc Jennlt:tga 635 Weather 640 TV Prom Wltrh Hn JUobi,e 700 Kukla, Frm & Ollie John nat, 11 olJ Wealhei' 11 10 8p.., \r.tl4- dittY~elJeetlue II 411 Sl&n OU d~iit.b Jiearb~ p Ill 0..1 - - - J ; 1 _ l. G ouo Clean l --- tl& CDfS ~II Makes and Mod~ls II t I wer~' l~~~ :~ ~~~~~~:~~~~nt: ~~~~es 1 111 lb 1~1 ~ "'~~1 un cl e Au~u~t ( \lr -and Mrs R ~ MrCu rdy rel1 r nui tu I he n hom e 10 p 311111 ng ton M1ch rod I} ilrtrr u VJ Sl! wrlh !\b l nd Mr~ Pat 11 <'k 1 och 1 Lf Cha 1k>s Loeharv of Chanute Au Basf" II Hnvcrl 1ocla\ for a \11:1! Wllb hill pareut s Mt a nd \lr~ Palnl'k Loch11ry Sally E. Wilson r h 11 l't ll r t (' ~ ~ n f Weds Larry Lacey I (I f \ r I hr r t I I w___ oth ' Citt U l r s I f 'd AI I - - ~--~ fl Oy fetnoon II I ROnNJ \ no~ NJNG INSURANCE AGENCY Cueltltl' ACCTOENT Ut. Cas11ilty and Bondt Real Estate Broker tn MIDDLIPeRT QHIO Pllot,ltS 6311 6116-M Pom.,or "CORN $25 H WE BUY H:~rrlsonvllie OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. '""' ~ "~ 11 !Ill ' " 0 o11 I r1 tl .............. c.,. - T . .- Phont 61 ....... .. I ~Irs MumJ)~ ALUMNI NEET CALLED 11tc i\1 ddilJI I \ I JT Il l on ( r I "!l m il I • ~ k I 1 r ~ k AI H~vnull~ Ma sldren Gt l a nti a spectal tn guest servmgK'im the rr rl :r Dumf' s s m aller s aster IJur1 ng hth f' af!<"rnoon !he ch11d F. 1 n ~ 0 a0 an as11r EgR hunt mrl H'f'rJ~ <"d E~ts tN fa vors lhtll teachrr I t====::::::::::===========~=~~~~ COOL COOKING I BARGAINS IN GOOD , - - - - - - - - - - -...- . , Used Electric Ranges FOR From 59.95 to 149.95 $299.00 "'"' " "' < :.o S .. ROGER MORGAN Phon• 448 Phone 6094-Y ROOMS OF ., N ~ w Furniture f" E= B A~<ER z f" FURNITURE II "' I ( oroer I ' H !L Z t P I10 F !TA l I \ :t: ri I I 0 ' ' J I' 11 t FORD'S l nckh ou sr wit b rkfii CI ~l ~ l tf h t rl~r Jr r111l' 1\ o:e li t nt v II ' ud J 1 1 I r It n \lth f \t 111 I I 111 111 J111 froutll gc 011 St at t u J.:t 1011 f hr b11d w 1 ~~ ~~ r hv prot •l t} m;~de In I ~ tlettlcng lh Se\ t ri bu ~ « s till I \ All furn !Uri! II l'lll !I j H 1ldung nr ~ ~~ I I $200U 00 I~ lgl W<! S Ill ;u dud I )UJl II 1 h FARM---6 room hu ISl' w1th c\u Jrtl"l th~ cercmnny A 3< nr! M1 tt1c1ty and ciStern s Two b~ 1 ns L rr~c} left fo.r tt W f'kt nfl 11 d h ng grn1 at y and iltlpl nm cn1 ~!J r d J !np ~U acres wtth 20 ac es n c ult Mrs I acc y ~ ~ n sen•or nt Mit! vallon bulnncl' m pa.:; turt Ul cp«lll H1g h Sd [)0 \ whrre -\ 1 $3000 00 I ace} gradu.11trd lu st f.frl.y Jj(! al 1 CUCKLEA: REALTY t~ndcd Oh10 1 n vcrsr!y and hrrs Bo• 229 Phone 108 y rnm11 ctcd tl!S h ns1c tramm g at 3 31 31t' r nrkland A1r I r c Ba se T1 x ~~ =:::::::::::..::::;:====:::; l ue~day h~ Will !cave for mw !:! la1wn r Fort B!.!h oar \i I" Trevy-Finsterward Funeral Home .__ At Your 0.•1er Or Phon~ Pomt 1-'leaunt JOB M Udleporl 6151 J I "r n Mr llf il l f.if )l l h.VIJ SI!t fhgh \ t t IJo-: dl r r ht 1 !iil ooo oo HI H\\A Y I fWP f Hl Y IJI II!l WHEEL CIIAIRS HOSPITAi 8)!DS ,._..__c.. 1l$ 6 Se>t.Ond It I h 1 t MEMORABLE SERVICE ....,.., ......__ cr.. · ' I 1 J II ITh ursday AIternoon tl ~e1lt~' I'1 A dtttn'lttfvs d1gnlty in the r~nt• •f !H'icM that m..tt aH fttn1lae• nMcf• Pr'""l!\' J I I ' Fire Automobile Ht•lth ,POWllR MOWERS ( f2l) ll: eo l ~,tote___-) At 1o sAm (?...!"'...•""..,;,;;,;llltiiiii•,J l 1 u AND TORO ' ~1 Rl! 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RJNG w 111 i'II J.: I 1 1951 'B.tiJCK 1 tm h r heater tu ton p ttres $795 J nn ) 1~2 4k45 S.. fURDAY 2 28 S!en On 11 ns wt rf' nutd t" for 1he rw-xt I IOJI! tu Jw ht'ld llol IJ 3() p m nr1 Apr il .!:.! ot l ha f'amhrlan JIQt I I !<1 k ~U il 1\ a p ~a (,;~m ' '"' JS - -- -- T ht: l " I II ( ~ 2 8l l I ..., - good 9 SO Decem~r Brtdt 10 00 StudJo One 11 00 Up to tbe minute Newa 11 05 1be Late Show • Employment (\ \N1t P 19.55 BUICK \ 8 Sup u R 1<'1 1 Coup! powf'r s lt t:!rmlil v.nl brakes like nr\1 $2795 Blat'! tnar'-s Pomero) 0 tfo 3 28-t t(' WHTN-TV Channel 13 7 15 John nary I <~ l omeroy Tli.... It 1 /J r 1 r 1 H1n \ 1 1 ( <.~ t D ~ \ s nt l t('>J 1 28 r.! fJ Pi (I rlld1o and lu a!N -- Ed Sulllv11n G E 1'heatle Godfrey•• Tile11t I Love Lucy .. 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I " Pliune 2(S7 400 Front Row Cen1er 500 Omnibus lhon bt h n I me,lnm,llc3s wotds ]he GAS w ruls up wrth tiuN worrl 01 Jl\1( (' 110] hi' ohsc quJou s or a1 rogunt Sort or VIO llll S l 1/t No 7 Whlrh Sll\!i US£' on!) ..,horl words Atro~ an1 of 10 u ~( nwans boss} But thut nthf'r o ne s nt this t1rerl old hantt to th e d1ettot1J l Iy 01 ' "l IIOUS J( S( ems mrans ng (!r s crvtle No\\ e GS!\ fellows would onl} ptac11ce whllt they preach d / 2'9 1St Apri HI !:<~rJ.Irn run ~ he 1 l Ar th ur 01 1 1Lo.> h 11 - ad 11 t s J 001• Rot1 01 1 Oh l 3().:Up I I I( Compltt \ Ji I I I b~ J nCI J Hackt tt s :-. lh 3 •5 Feature Report Captain ]{angaroo 0 00 You Are TheJe Wmky D1nk ClOd You 0 30 Saturday Luc"' Sbo\\o Mlghty Mouse Playhouse 7 00-.Johnny Carson S!tow Tales nf Texola Ralajers 7 :m Beat the Clock Bag Top B 00 ')tage Show Lone Ranger 8 30 Jackie Gleason Sbow Captain Midnight 9 00 Herb Schnne• .s Two fa Best Foot Forward 9 30 It~ Always Jan T(lwn & Country Cross 10 ou Gunsmoke road' 10 30 Damon Runyon Theatre 11 00 The Late Show '00 Stl Hda) Showcase 1 5 ou cnurcn s .H1g ,:,tor)' 900 9 30 T or ~ e or ra e I L \Ll 397 ~1lS SJgn On Prayer •oo S I r ' ' ) II ,, of ' '" \1 H<h " ' !1 J r dh u r} Oh1o ' '1 30 To01gb.t 1 00 Sign OU 6 30 p " \1 llrt i :.!!;: l tp I R.H l!A\\11\ <l l () hou1 \\ 1 r ~ Ph(lne u .. r g! 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"'" ns bto m0111 tha n one l u nrrrr~ tn INCOM. 1 -\ X SEU.Vl( lHdill cp ll 62" 5 8 00 Erme 1 ren~1teruloll- Ladder~~ ~aHtJlJ liol.lrd~ 1 _ b Loretta Young ~how Jushce Treasure Theatre - """'"on errors ill Ath rtLSIIl Ji-Sll OII]d be rtDOrtcd unn Pd.ial'!IJ 1 le Dai•Y Comedy Hour Stan l wm moulb lolhn"•• 900 TP.levalliOfl Playbctu9e oo I nr 2 !,;{' fl hl (}e word b 6 t tlllf'l:~ •··' I 0 1 Ul.h !< t"ti Jr J.: !f tHd j paid t ur before th eo 1 ~th ot ea rb 1 - --- Tenne~~~ee Aunt Dru Show run ;rate orr 6 00 Superman 630 Sports Ey& 6 40 News Ptcture 6 55 Les Paul & Mary Ford 7 00 B1g Town 7 36 GoodonMa<Rao 'I ~~ News r.aravan 2 30 Camera Goes to School 300 Matmee Theatre 400 Date With Life 4 15 Modern Romancet 4 30 Queen for a Dar Pot wo.d :an. or MONDAl' S1gn on Today Coff~ Time Dtn& Dong School Ernte Kovacs Show Home Queen Vol Edgar Reynolds Engagement To Betty Hicks 01 GallipoiJs Is Announced Recently ••v to Know I•"'• ' A. 400 \\ tde Wtde \\ oold 530 Captam GallaDt 600 Meet the Preu 6 30 Gospel Harmony BoJJ 6 45 News Pteture 700 Llberac• 7 30 suro.y Specto<ulsr 0 00 10 3D 1 11 I 00 --~~----- M will be rubl iK brd tlia ume foor . ., as ret't' ivf'd Dt op I Ioibi. Batea 2 l'l"n ts prr wur(l mae lD f'hnlon Fl;jlhf'r M i di1J e~rt aett iort Jd lnttn ~m cllarl!le 53c.l)~nt: tb6ri X Ill tf 4 • ellis Vl' r word f ,r t1U't l' toD F1r rfnt l~l tr trl~ wn11paper ae~tJ "'t 111~rtwn• Jlt1f'~ll tol ( Hnt r. n )'" •I<•• lll ·' u ·• ~ 8pecla1 - 0nll m oDth ror "0 l.'l'Ob _ tl l1 1-'01 1 Ph 6' '6!'1 \ 11 1 tf IIW Roller Darby I tt 4D BOO t2 30 Feather !our NeS\ o f Ellery 200 Adventures j 441 to oo 10 30 1 II 00 J'he W18Y TV Chapel 2 30 Yo.utrh WaoflltS 3 00 Dr ~~I.>C'I: 3 30 ZoQo Parade "' Ru,y RQgers 11 .J A Great Lt!e Sa t u rday N tihl Jambore~ HIS: Surprtse Perr,. C«n o Peoples A:re F'unnJ Texaco St. . Theatr& GeorgA Gol:lf'l Htt Pande News tc Sports Headliaet 9 00 9 30 Pro~ram 1 00 Chan.pJOnshap Bowling w 600 6 30 7 00 600 Captain 2 00 Talent Showcase s Sky King "" lury Cartoon Carnival W11:1 Che ll &: Mahone' JO 30 What One Per10u C11n Do 11 00 Thts IS Ute I afe 1130 MantoMan J 1 45 lndu!4tir1y on Panade On Scuttling Of (;ohbledygook In Go\ernmcntal Departments 530 ------ I TA.XES- LOC '\..L LEVY ((netal Fund $1188835 17 523 g I Total I ropE'rt.~o Tax LIBA:ARIES-11888~ RI!CEIPT5Srh 1 1 1hrat\ nook ~ 30 40 Ni~hol• Report: FOUNDATION PROGRAM General Fund 193 471 95 Cash ReceJvt:d 33 547 23 TRANSPORTATJON H. md Re- li rf'menl Fund 11 064 40 Total Founda11Un ProOF PUPILSt afelcrta Fund 14 949 ~9 g ram 33 54'723 fran port 1!10n ( ontrad 9 952 70 llch.Dlnht<~tJon Fund CAFETERIA AND H 8UI 00 St.a!I -St h ool I !Jn t Rc 22( iO:l RO hub lilt~twn Tolal SCHOOL LUNCHES1 710 32 Total Rc!'C'Jpt s ;md RaJ I 649 40 PPrso nal S<>rVH'E' l 1f 1 t~ 1 & Lunch£'on Re-MI CC 24l8T 71 ceipt s Supp] J("S and fuod 5 387 ~0 5 362 22 EXPENDITURESOTHER AUXILIARY MHU' tlbnrow; Co ntra BY HARMAN W NICHOLS Gu1uallund 1942 'i- 62 lin( II ( 8296 AGENCII5R?Q United Pr•1-s St•ff Corrupondent 00 H•rul (klucntltl i1ni 1087550 Tl 1 I H v llll( 52 591 08 Jomp! > s I l 00 WASliii\U ION l!P- IIu g O\ 5 <- rfl' l l'l 11 lund ifl :16ll4!'i li ( ! U r f't~ SCHEDULE Ill NO 11011 II S [ CC'O fu :sslllg W th H I r I d t I un I n I 4 0'15 411 AIH11NISTRA1 IONJt s h1 ., v..h~;d ~ for ll Jon~ It u OPERATION OF I fll n l 22'j 530 05 S:~l;~ru•s and Wa.l(t s Adm u h u1 l U1ti n g gobbl dH:OOk SCHOOL PLANTBALANCE DECEMBER 3:1st 195S OH r1 s 11nd Emr l uyt~ 72600 fur l 1 ong srnt ( nres dcpendl" n! 519 40 ( 1 ne ra l Funcl lB 565 DB Off,c e Supp!Jt s j 5093 J~tnl fl t i'! Slpp ,o; clau sl.'s ~n I mr l <~phm s an I other 554 84 Uond IU>liremull F'und 4 764 50 INSTRUCTION'Othtr S !p J i l r 445' hit s f comJl ~~ I Jon lh r! d on! ( a!etena Fund 7 81 ::14 PI! ~ n1l Scnu 28,554.82 Eltrr 1 t;[lla gu I th m 348 69 m;~lt ur h 1 Reht~bd1t.attnn Fut I 2 782 ~ ~ '11x t Hll k~ 524 39 ,dq h Jt'llfS 2R 71l Tntal 1A 297 tll.l Oll1 r I d1u tlwn d Sup So lht Gtnt1t! Su v c ~s Adm n 'j 1 72 AJIH 111 ~ 111 Tntal F.w1 nihtu1 c ~ <~n d plit ~ 198 22 H !l nh m JStJ' 1mn IS~ I ( ( 1\ ng a ~ t1 f 7 ~ 99 llalanc£' 243 827 7l rule ~ fr r w1 r 1ng ~I t I~ 11 h ~ 1 Olh Cn11nrln n l SCHEDULE II PNsl}n:.d Servace 080 09 Opf'n 0 dn S11 ~ lC I 'it on du wath h w 1 v.1 1 a ld!n RECEIPTS S 1pp!u•s llnd Food ll.286 36 In ~ II 1n re In ou r vrv fu 1 n l I'> r ltlldtu l 119 05 fton II pti]il ~~ v d1 v lhtl 1-=:vaNUEI otnl otber Purposes 11,28ti3U ( Y.NJi RAt PROT F.R'l V 1 o!nl Public J unches 16.-45 MAINTENANCE OF w11 r~:llll" lm ~ s umd h ng SCHOOL PLANT]Ike WI I [ II ~ ll l u ll ~ \ Oll Ill~ Sl\ 1AXES- I OCAI LEVY OTtuR AUXILIARY' Malt wd s for Mrunt d1wn unl t r l }0 l)'pl'W1rt ~ t ( rneraJ Fund 4f.919.AD=- -AOINCII!$31 59 "h"l ha pprn f' I If vv 1 h ve- " soon Bldg~ and Ground ~ Roncl HoiJacml'nt !106440 lecturers Ma nt smo11 lypf'wrrt cr omrl1m1 s 110 00 Mnlcarals fot J tal Property rax M00095 fotal Per ~ onal Sr1v1 r e l!:qutp anrl Furn1ture 8 2~ thtngs cOJJJ r nnl ~ r e lit d r1 g hl nnd FOUNDATION PROGRAM f t l hers n, t lll fl (n\ Olhrr mukr u 1 Hir• ~ rns 1:1 348 00 RepltClliCnt (;ash 1£er1 VI d 1 14 028 M (_I n!J b I lfl Equ1pmrnt 100 30 Our It adns 1 Jl us !>t ns1hit n t'lhll"lWn f [ I ( lCh{' r~ .F m ployt ~ Ill 1u ('II I ni 144 :15 thlll!,'S aho ut n \ 1 ll ~ ln,t.; a wm d I 100 00 Rep:ur St hooi Duildm~: s Uetlrum nt 1 ! l4R Oo <- u1 r 1h 11 01 ~~~~ rnnl sp~ii And wtrt tid f1toduct1on fo1 Sdw I H nl f l1ht c ~!1 n CAPITAL OUTLAYnot to gtl the ffik ~ 1m xed up b} }IIIJI]O)"t'~ H ~ t 1!111 Ill 110000 4 166 01 New B11 ltl n~ 50 25 ( lillf r t~l r frlJtlt ...,htn rv l ry I ounty Deduction fm < tmh lrqt1Jpmtn1 r If OJ I hol y know s I c l JS I ( I I h e 4 1(](1{11 Ronrct nf I dul.'a1ron "8!0 Schor.! nut l lm J.:~ 12 1 \ 111 ,C! O Q..~ for d og~ nd C:l llltl f' 1 18 9:i2 00 fotRJ }< XllCilriJllll ( ~ Total Fnund11i n !11 !'il\01h7 II g 1 ~ 1 1in) gram H 2 14:l'i J Gives. 17 lui•• ASSETS AND LIA&IL.ITIES hcntnl from S< h I Agl lUI« 18 ft82 OD \\ II lhf' GSA hn ~ hkl'n 1 s 111 1 and~ Hll l 1 rop<>rt y OPERATION OF ASSET$-1\111 I ""llh 17 rul r-s rnr fl l niy Cush Mt 01 y on Hand Vocutqmtoi E luc J!tun H1 SCHOOL PLANTwr1tt n Ill! n n down tort1th 1 S(t\ICI habllltatmn for Df' 1f 0 820 87 In DopOs!lory A(\JH nnd Blmd and Cnppled ( hd 199 15 lnachvc Arwunl 2 204 23 tf g ] ~ h. llc!l <Jrt s un 1 HflheG S !\ s rl o , l!rt>n HandJCR!'I)}{'!] I I 2 789 01 Inventory upplies n 1 I Full I 5!'i9 Rl Jon t r S upp ll c ~ 1 2011 00 and don ts {I om State l 682 Ill MMerrals Don l nllke u hah1L of npc <JIIA~ Slate Grant - Bus J>u 2 000 00 401 51 I ands (Cogtl Wthr 1 f 01) ()() Buddlnt::s ({ o~l) 3~ 30000 Elnhutlv 2 722 47 chlhcs Stat~thool Plant Jlr Tt ll'phon1 301 95 Equipment (( osl) HOOOOO M 704 23 hablhtu\Jnn 0£11800 Ad\t rl ~ ng 1983 Total At>Set s ('nfL... erut and I unrh 6773 LIABILITIISlluulm~.: 3 028 19 01htl A«ounb Puyabl1 Room Recl"iph I mlr 1et ond M1~ellaneous- tunlr1 Op1 1 Ordt r S r \ 1t P 23 2l5 Toto\ I lahd l1e ~ 9:-12 !Ill ln~urnn t f" hut.lon,; Fanu I ic 8944 To hi 1622848 r 1tn1 ntht 1 1,ur"o 1 ~ Total MuJcPllttntou. . 8 416 ~3 I 31 Jk 213 87!S 00 T1 ta l Opt 1al 1lft of School Total Reveout NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT NON-IIIVINUIPlant 1711740 Executrht Sa1d oC Tek'l Books Ani\ MAINTINANCI OF M662 ICHOOL PLANTlstato of Solon In Lona Dee•IMCI W01k Booka Notk( 1-s h(l'l'eby given. tlhlrt 50662 Mo1tlllli ~ for Mntn1 To1al !\06 62 H\l ~s :~n l Ground.~ 473 78 lle.it>JJ Ltm~ whost> ~~ Otrace Ad drt..'IIJ l~ Routt I Rutland OhiO Tro~~:nil(>rs to Rf'h 11 frnm Mu1t11tll 1 r Matl!t Gent'rol M6 62 F..qu tp ;~nd lurntlUrtJ 11286 lu•~ been dul) uppomted as E:r:efu trll: or th<" Jo ~1a\(' of Solon Ira T.otal Tr:rn~rcr~ 2 046 00 R1 phu t n f'nl OUt("f I' <Juip To(nl 1'rr1nsactwn s 2111428 60 111 n1 70971 Long Ia I! t 1 :'ttcag~ lo-unty Ohio ICiitiDULI Ill Repair Schi'IOI BuUdangs 2934 dl'ceaseod Dated lh 14th dny D( M.ar<'h IXPINDITURII llup 1 1s O!IH t Equip APMIHIIT.ATIOHmen! I 648 81 1956 John C Baron R('haba!lalum Salarlc5 1md WaKes Adm 9<9110 1 93] 112 Iota] Other Purpo"t'~ Judrle of the ?robute Court Of(J~rs and Employ<",o, 4 633 80 t.re1gs County Oh10 1 9:11 82 Tutu! Mamhnancc o£ Total Ptraonal Sen tCitJ t:U 49 Sthool l'l:~nl 3 974 02 (:1) 17 24 31-&e Office Supplies l:i1 4D 1olal Total other Pltrposrs Opt'rul1on and 2 063 31 Maintenance TotaJ Admln1sttatlon 21 001 42 fotul ( urrenl INSTIIUCTIDNSchool 109 703 68 ( nst Ptnonal Service 209 822 07 3 69082 DIBT SIRVICIText Rookll other Educ;rtionnl Sup Bonds Mnlurlnu 7 60000 My God, my GCHI why hut pllr~ 1 84ll 74 1ntPrr~t on Hnnds :J 276M thou fMullu me! (Mark t5 341 Jl4'plaecmrnt Edul'nl1onal I Ill !II nt bt Sforv1rro 10875150 PRAYER 0 Thou in whosf" lqulpml'nt 1 16ft 00 CAPITAL OUTLAV p1e.sence 1ny soul lakes delight Rt h al II utarl lnfe Rtlpajrs Educa\lonal Eq~lpmcnt 30$0 11 1 308598 xave me ~oura~e for the Jiving of these da.J, ~ Teat'h me 1o prny to TOial Qtbl!r Purpost~ 073176 I 1 ~ ! ( 1 tal Outlay 308508 T.)htl lnrJtructron 116._3~44 1 ot11 l i' " Pindllulcs 22341M05 rht'l' 1n ob~tltt"nl conrldenee Help nu to benr thr. cross as did my LI8.ARtiS1111 flr r Ill Glnerll Help Sehool Library Books S8 52 to ll<"lul 2 046 00 S t\ aot&r who d1ed for me me to hnd t"f's1 an Tbee For tho TDtal (Hht"rPurposcs 3852 Total Trr n s flr ~ 204600 Masters sakr Amen TOta1 LibfiTi"' 38 52 T'olni TrJJn s a('t!On ~ 223330 05 The enjlnA:f'mt'nt of Val F:rlgnr TIIANIPPIII:TATION ASSETS AND LIABILITIIS J•sus u~th unto h.,, Ttuch Re-yno\ is s 111 •f Mr and ~1 rs 1 Dfl ru!'ILJASSITS, m• not, for I am not y.t " . E Reynold~ M1drlleport o.nd 1\1 s5 t'ertonal Service 11.983 72 Cu.!lh on llltn l- In 0l't)Otl e•~ to mr F•thw: IM.It to to Betcy Jhrks Gall1po!J~ daught er Jrtot~r Vehicle SuppUta !. 888 8~ tor' A( tm• nn!l !nartave my bretbrtn and unto of :Ma and Mrs Han y Hleks 1f llaterlal ror Malntenante Accounts 18 297 06 t!Mm, I atctftd unto nty FatMr. Morgantown W Va has br<"n of=~ Vlhltle8 • 139D4 Land~ !(!)~I) 200000 •nd y~r F•thar. and to my God onnounceti hy hrr ptl<"nt s The aeement Motor VeBu.ldangs r< osl} HJ 000 00 Mel your Gotl (John 20:17) weddmg wall be 11n PV nt of late Jill~ . ,.. 1308806 F.qutpmf'nt (C' ~~~ 20600000 PRAYE'll Our Father open our summer aerordan g to the phns M'olor Vehreles 34128 lnvr ~ tmrnl~ 9 340 on f'Yf'" that we may see the oppor M1 s..~ Hleks 1.., a graflu~1r '-J.~tatlon Contract f 739 00 Total A ~~ t-t 28613"' Oli run !1es about 1s lo proelalQl Thy :'rforg~nt own Tl• g h Srh ol j n I nt Gara11e Rl.'nt 30000 llABJUTtESn ~ nl:e Ue th C'hrrsturn tnl9 tende d 11 c l a 1vers1l} of \\ r t ~lf!l tnlurnne., 359 82 Af'( ou l T 1; \ il 3 2"5 1o m:11 tcs thr1 ug hout 1he world as Vlrgln ra Morg~ ntown She ~ ~ l'm Other Purposes 22 568 72 Jloml ~(l ll1 I 109 600 10 th e \ te:t('h the Chrt sl~nn mc~sage ptoyed a ~ a lnb(}ralory leehlll<' l n Transportation nu ~ ~otr 01 st~nd ng 22 fl74 ~ lo all nattflns Ma\ the way be nt t(o)~t'r HosJilnl Mr R<'~nold ~ 3f~ Total Lt;JbJbUes J3S S49 25 Opt'ned so th1t others eltD Jt:o grnduatcd /rom ~hddJt;poa t HtKh Total 1ell SB8 41 forth to }fill about Tpee In Je- Sctlonl Anll attended Ohao State !-!J~1tt sus name Amfln University He Will graduate In or Child re n_. C'Ornt>r Pmky Ll'e JO lO JO 15 Chmtnn Sclent"e 4.fi7!U54 0 872 68 J!f! UPaJrs Andy s G<~.ng SUNDAY Stgn On AND EXPENDITURES BALANCE JANUARY lat 195$. REVENUECt>D@tal Fund 19 82l~5 GENERAl PROPERTY Bond Rebrtment Fund 'CaJetena Fund Total SATURDAY Sign On I 30 NunrOO & AnglPr 200 Top Ten Dtn<:e Party 3 00 NBA Basketball ~ 00 Burrato B1lt Jr BY GENE MARVIN ';;0/j{t-;7 ?..5"'77/?F ·~~:~~r=:.-:-:-:-:::::.:=~-~:-::~T;t;'";f):q:t:ly~5:e:n:t:n:e~I-~P~:>m:r~v M,J Jo.:r nrt ()t - - \VANT ADS r a.o..tn •• A<U 1 ""'"" 11r 1• J;N~ N •'! ..:~:· ~"" '"~ .~·;, •M k~ ~~~ :v~t~,ftou!'lo Miss )~nice Rouslr To Wed Richard WSAZ-TV Channel3 z.Ro 100 Farmir Chell 12 30 Nailoo.al advet1t s.l ng rPpre..o;Pntaltvf" - TELEVISION GUIDE .., Grape 1 G N. O~ EDITOR Saullrw-l Inc at 110 Mt:chanu• St I omeruy 0 1Jhone 39ft rdltmal off1r.. phone 397 Sat1.11day, Ma rch 31, 1956 _o2:h:IO=:::====~:-========S=at:u:r:da:y:•:M=a~rc~h~3=~'~19~5~6 '101.1 CAtH ) REYNOLD E GREEN. --~---------·-··------, ' Neutzlwg.JI"ipJH'I Mas.~ wed.Jmg na,, ~"' I Mary Ell:r.abl!th Neubhng litlltgh1 er of P.fr and Mrs Norhcrt Ncuf2lmg ~.111.'01.'1-: Ave \\111 rome the I rJ lc of Mr Pntr1rk lor Wt))pcl ~o n of Mr and Mt ~ fi}~Cph \\ 1ppcl 1n Jn open 1 rh v..cddm.tt Saturday April 7 r 9 30 a m A receptiOn will be held ln the cburch audHoraum !ollowmg the ceremony I 1952 Chevrolet <~•~"'11 ~!~ 1 " AutomaUe Trans 1952 Ford Clean 'tbrouJehout ' 600 SU!U n ~ .. e•1 1949 Oldsmobile Auto Trans. k&H TILLIS USED CARS Next To Postofnee Phoae 691111·Y T! , V<" <o n of II lh~ Ford:. f .omc.n~ I ne o f 4 wheel trac- to I• tl ~ .,W Ford 600 s., '" r r•ciotl you &et muc:h t' • 1949 Dodge 1948 Chevrolet 1951 Buick Spec1ol 195 I Buick Super TRACTORS F o r 1 outstandmg 2 plow tnct ors cnn pay off ~ (' <; fo you n handlmg a w Jt> v mety of farm I rt I v cos t They re b1g- e n ugh to handle a ll r 1i ("!cl "ork and are h ghl y \ersahle ro r' t iJ(' 1 <t t v t xtra ;obs ~round }Our farm n <tnd ec for yoursE>if « ( m 1950 Pontiac 1949 Plymouth 1949 Chevrolet 1949 Dodge Full '2.-P\ow 1 fMJtures •ad •II d 1 b performante 700 SEttlES p1 w Fords full 2 cy le Lr np you the • b hty In landle either 2 r r 'I row planting •nd cultl \ ~~ ng C<J• pm•nt It 1 ,. real typu of Pt.' former for all r w cr op fann "& (omf' In •oon ••• • ••lc t•r • ctemonJtratlon Brown's Tractor Sales / �--~ -.-·-· : _ : _ . . . . _ . , . . . _. --_ : . -=::::==~·:..:-~ .....J.I - ------- ... ---·· ..... - ~ - --- ' ........ . ....... .TI:),e Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Soturdoy. March 31, 1956 .. ~ S.c.:- \ ".> S \ '"~ S I S.-, I S ~ , OF t:JETR011" 'T'IGERS~ IYIL I. IJE .MA..VA611'1C 29TJI HI'{; Pta t.EA6l!e r~"-· ---~====~~~~~~~~~~ - --Major League Clubs Cut Rosters· As Spring Training Season Wanes ·- - out /CAM Roh:n kobeM ghttedn• 090 nm average providcrl ample ~:vidt·nre today that even a 30-victory season is possible for the great rlghL·banrlrr. A 20-game winner fur six s tra;ght earner! , natello to Rlchmon d .. ·~·'Po .....~ Optlono<l ball. Behin- Dark ,, short is Ed - --- Unit•d Press Sporh Writer ANNOUNCEMENT lemoo moved in and played >tond· ~A '!SO#. Breuoyd. a youngster hailed a.-: perhaP{l the bi!st looking rookie in Arbon&.. Yet he probably will be srnt a~ay bcclulsc Higney wants him tO play every day, which he can"! rto unh::ss Dark wearies gets hq,rt. I Han~ . BUNCE HARLI!YDAVIDSON bitt• 7 At A1h St. Micfdl.,or1. Or10 lh AL t;AI'I 'IOU SAVED fH E CIT't J""ROM A P£1GN OF . TERP.oR. SHALLOW WELL "Whal •venlp~ BY KING I he Ul'icago W~Lte Sox cut do_wn 1qoatc at third, but unless he plays With the opUorung , like the Thompson o{ old, Spi!n~ of pitchers .B11l Dufour, P~ul . Stuf-~ cer might take his job away, leavfel an~ Russ Heman and. mhelder i"g c~~llemaft at second. or vice Joe K1rrcne to Memph1s in the ,.ersa. nia-ney has worked it both Here'• • ow..prlced WGIIf' tytftnl with. big quaTity ftatur... Unique deJl;n chang11 l.n tht new ECONOJET st~ttm mtOI 'high performonee at low co1t. Unit h to com pad It will fit u"der kitchen cabinet. A cinch to ln1tall and •o ea•y to Mrvice you coo do b -ur•o", 11:. •--10- . , .,.~. 11 n ,.. .... ~ •VOJ· JOES CARRY OUT STORE 564 le11 valve &, preuure GCIUVI ,r..., 1 ..., OF Thom ..on has been adc- IEGUW 109.50 SPEOALfoot $99.50 •fttW '""'' dttltl comt~l•one JIHIClcati.... rMclr ltiMtaU. • By CHESTER GOUl.t freckers Plumb.·ng LOCUST STREET ON RT. 7 SHOP MIDDLEPORT, 0. Heating, Plumbing1 Paint, Repairin£!, And Electrical SUpplies rOE POSTLEWAITE, Prop. ~"·~::_ys~ln~·:·~~:•:•~•~m:p:th:t:s=s~pn:·~·:··~:A:II;:~~~:::::::::::::::::::::'~:2:3:%:E:.:S:e<:on:d:S:t:.;;;~Pii~-=·o~n;e·4~3:3-~M:::~=P~o~m=er~o~y~ ! - - OPE.N or I I · -·· · ·· --~- I I I T' •. res A·- .' Bv ERNUl . ~ . s..,~ldllL"IW I'LL PUT IT _IN HERE 59'HE WON'T TAKE IT BILD-A-COO:N T •• AT Wholesale pr1ces • ment. In Addition To Our Regular Menu 1,ogned raochrr John Bl•nchard l ~tnd pltchcr Jim O"RE"ii!Y to Bi.rnt· 1 POWELLS SUNOCO STA110N Middleport, Oblo ingham, pitchers George Maiscr and Jim Dr. Pale to Denver and I pitcher_~~~C:oatrs_an-:_~~·ig_.__ _ _ _ - - ·- FOR YOUR SPRING REM\)DELING OR RE-DECORATING PROJECT AND FOR ALL VANBUBI:~ I / I MARTIN RESTAURANT IT'S EASY! WHIR£ ITS .. TRIAT TO DINE LETS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WE ARE Here To Serve You With Winter Tread T:ires At Wholesale Prices -Plastic Seat Covers 20.95 A Few Old Models 10.00 Floor Mats 3.95 FREE ESTIMATES Let Us Service Your Cor With PURE PREM:GASOLINE PURELUBE MOTOR OIL AND CAR WASHING 1\. C. SPARK PLUGS A. C. OIL FILTERS LET US CHECK YOI.IR MOTOR Pick·Up And Delivery Service Phanli- Call or Write PURE SERVICE TERMS Ayallablo Oa RemodeliDJI CENTER QUALITY MATERIAL PROMPT- COURTEOUS SERVICE • Cul&om Buill t'ablllels • T·K Roollag • Milia Wbldow Ull.llo • t'oldfl t'oldlnl Door• CASTO LUMBER CORPORATION Phone6UQ - ..... ,• TIRES ' ~, Middleport, Ohio !Wrst ~lain Sl. Pomeroy, Oblo) .... e .... PhU Willillm"'n l'boae 71-J 1"1£11 \ do 1n l.Jl' w J E H On Your Dial In Gallipolis -----~ WALi OUT WITH· YOUR PUiCHA~ : I ' ..•. •' ~ ·.; NO MONEYDOW.N-C-rPAY·- AS. UULI AS . .. ' - . / ~ . - . PER ~OJ(tft ::~ . ' ~ ~ .. The Pomeroy Cemeqt Block -l:o•piny ,. y..,. ., c:•.,~......... , ·'\ . 'c. ".. . -••J ' . Bv GEORG'€ WUNII!:I Koeble~-:;;;C~I~O~,~~~=~ · ==~ .;tOfh. of Mr. and lll n G R. C: roveport , I CCCJml'amed his unclE- E1t•t• If,. OUpt,., Jo n M Schaaf. 1 vtuwbus hf're lxtcutrl• ' •) spe nd l!:a ;;trr .,.. ,rh \l r • E S .'l"oHce is beub, itJvm.:t•ii~~.··r:,, S(o haaf 'a nrl fa mli 1 1, pm whose PIJM " c·al h} H.oll " ! "' "" a ~rJ~ ;-r! htrt> If" $> rs Th•· f a • r,f t hl! pa ~. sovtr •.• ~ ,,1 f lu n da I ~..- - • L• 'o 111t h l1tr Cl 1 hu been frfo ll l l.•· \1· !, th ~ 3 -l~ tf 1111• 1 !I •ltltr Mrs J .. u,..- - !Wit{"r . l S Ul K ~,· u ·:J :t of lhe Lor d ~ :-,, ,,, ..,,... . taken frolll J · <~ 1 ru o·a,]es " I h• ~· dfl ' >JSIUOi .:l p1n Je te of :n w <:., I h.. tupl{' of the ~··rr • · · ,:: ., url .\1r :; lt •"1 • 1 tl .orT!n end \l·q~, County , Ohio, T tw f~ ·~ , l •11 thl" ~a s &OV I! f ;, ., lo' " • .1 'o.h~ ~~ .. H ;,., ~nr! fo~m Da1 ~d thi s 14th day \'o·U In !IH- .Jt•w i.~h ract'. ,..,, ,, -1 \J· 1Y5tl ing r,f th.- tHil•·a1·ened brl.' ~'~ · 1. John c. 111«11' ... ~ n .. . ~Ir e l.. rtll>. lht' s..alt V. :.O I•·J ~~ \t r ;,n O '.lr · I I • : ol • \ l ol. 1o n .t ll•l Jwl..:(' nf the Probate court !lot' ltm 11 J . .. d o·ol l.·gg s. A 1,1.. •· ·' · r·' , ol <l r(· n ( .. tu' ' 'lnl · , •. ,. 'P · II' I IA .( 'kl!~ Crou nty Ohio. <;t1 frtr It' ''~'' psrlkipatin ~ awl llu· wt·r kt·nd 'ol il h ~,.· r J•Br<'l11 ' . 'i . 24 :n 3tr f w t:JJ J.o tl. wa.• di!lplt~ved h ) I ~· "lr 11nd \1r · IJit \ld C11kr ·~-~~-fiuhrO:"r v.lH1 ~ laled thai t hr· ,. 1 .v1· t·k at hi:. hom e a d•·ar tme of d~marcation tw· "" ''' '' 1lu- 11 ;d 11-t ld lllt' nt covenam a n d 11,. •a I 11t w The pa!>!'.over Jeallt w ;.~ t... , 1 \Irs I. J l lo-111•'1" f1r<ot <>ml t twn Judas was rh MII ''"•·rl i ' 1n Hu11and ' ' l iDfJJ 'II I fl i!. , fowh from : h l" room before th{• l .• l r ol ' . &I Me i i(S G ;- n •·r ;,l )i., · l l! l.ol ;,f) o·r m a <:.uppt·r w;,,.. he ld J••r ~ ur& l ·r ~ Tho: (l\lo:., IH on ··who is ~!bll" 11, I>Jr !' f :o;IT II I I I 1- r>·• ·• •'·•· rill,_: ~ ;,\il> lilkl· ,,f l ht · l.ord·~ Supper .. ~nd farl<>fl af l n lwl n)( 1l ! .. 1 rtw Jl i!~ l th1· an ~ o,~. t· r tho'* who havt' h<~li tt w bluud uf C hr is\ appl ied Lr, 11o•···li l t·• t" IHKtll d,•d tht' !K'rmon . ' .u:Ro~-4 Ut Peltl:'d 00\\ ." ' 1 A t\lamt-l!t 1 1- " n" 1mple 111~rd u~..t to !rum ll1t1 Jlton<"s ""' DAILY CROSSWORD ! \11fmr.EPORT. SO(:JETY sen-icr taken tr-1m '\r·l , · 16:25-33. To IJ(• !O<IVI"tl om· nou -t have faith . a~~uranee . ,,,n fiih•Jwo · and basis. The~· ~ hoHirl IK' r·onl 10\ . , , ent that God will sta n• l h) 11 1~ prf1 111-l ili iVCS of Mril _ '-" D I ~ r,r,n~ . mhw through .Jp;;u~ f'hrJs :. t hey i! 1~ h Str~et, surpn sl"rl ht·r I hu rs· m\1st have r(>pt'TIIIHJC£· . ttw turn 1 1111} t'\'l"nmg ~h1:n thl' y arr1v, ·d at In!!( away of Mil ; 1 u•l ttw 111 rn -' hN horne w1 th a hlrthda .v f i> kl:' ing to C.hril;l: and conf .. s ~ ion. lht'r l' ~-nd ~1 fts to celebratt• hl""r hl.~th r la ~. is only mediator, Jesus ("hrist, ht'· Jhc gues tR were &ir and ,\JJ ~ l.av. . tween man and t;od aml all shou ld renee Parsons, New ll<n't'n. Mrs become acquainttod wilh u 1111 If tW . Gib~ and gr:..ndsr,n . Mt~?ae 1 w~ deny Him now Ht• will den~· us F'i elds, L01s Ann i.IDd W<t~ne (,dJbs before the judgement !mr ; hap! · Hartford . 1 hrn : and \i~·ing tht"' christian !iff' Mr . anol hlr~ Hoy f.\·ans <~no! observing lhl" Lord's SuppN and d•wghiN. Pan11· l ~. h11VP novPrl fn1m also hove fellowship and r ·:•\l'r Culum !•u ' 1 ·~ l"., nal Wim·he!>1Pr ;1 1·· ont- with another i·ol'•lin c• 111 v.onl rcN; ivi'J by !1i' Denver Kapplf' g:H·e lhf' (Op t•n t;P· ,rll!' r,·h (:i- \lr ~. C F llawki 1'·' j~ prayer .and Mrs. _Edy.·a~d \'eno:. ""~ .Jam h H. Williams and son- , and Mr s. l>avid 8umgardnt'r pn·· Hirf 1:orrl I und aurl Scott Willia m~ . 'r:.tnled a duet "Ivory P11ll'U'C'"~·· ac· · .111 d lw r '1<'P :-on . P\1. Williarn Wil . companied by 'li~!'. F.lizabPth Dltffy Iiams. drm·r lfl ~tc("onnl'ls vill•· Fr1 on the organ. . . . \ · f'. ~ tu 11 1ct'1 J:..mc~ William ~. wb .1 'l'hurs da ~· (•venmg lhP fhrur. p! (' - ;., ,pl:nding tht wt"eke ntl hf'rf' . ~l r sented a special nu mbl'r ··Jn the v. . i! ~ 1 ,11115 is rnrn! •w ed on con:; Lrut 1 · garden" and Rev. Bohrf'r haU fm i11 u \\ •>rk ;,.1 Philo . The William ~ his Lopic, "T~e hl_uorl ~f., Ch~ :; l f ~'"dy an· pl ;mning to mo.\'l• lhrir and your. relatw~ shl p to ll L<~l.en i lrailo! r hom " from the Sansbu -, from Roman ~ 3.23-24 proo1:rtv on So ulh Second Aq~r.ue Rev. Bohrer brought out that ' to Mari£'tl<~ 1his next week the blood or Christ _h as to be ap-~ Mr . ;md ~Irs. Jack Terrell ;.~ml plied to all of our \ivJ· ~ for us to , t wo duldrcn. Chri l:l t\m· and .lohn. appreeiate Je~us Th a~ W(' h~v<· will J<> are Su nrh1y for their hume been bou~<:ht by a pre.ell1us Chn~ t . in Oak Riclge. Tf'nn .. aflcr spt· n- 1 He told of the earlv hk or :-.tmws: irHI Jhe W<'f'kend with her iHHL"nl -. of the plaf!:Ues and 1hl' p n~ s o\'Cl" Ma-.'o•· .'lnd Mr~ . C. 0 . fisher . anJ and statecl that we have~ eomnan- f1..,•ih·. F..,,..,...,, P liP~ f~ nf Vr rmd v ~" lonship with God when we obey Him. F'- ··r1 n ..,u.,.,~ V.! ""'"C' \lr an'l \ ! ~ , Rev. Paul Albert gon pastor of s J Gal and daugh ••·r. Mrc r E the Pinehur~t and Reno f' hurf'hes P.hirkowit:o:, Lu r ay \':1 M r ~ II·· o( Chris! ~~:ave the onrning prawr Wee ~ i-: imnrming steadd_> ;, r:t·r ..1 Friday evening and two special reC'""nt illness. numbers wen: prf'sr.nted. Re\'. nonF.!i·,_aheth Moore, Co l urnhu ~ . :1•· a1d Seevers san~( '' Under Hi~ WimC riveO in ~liddleDOrl F'l'idll\" to spt·n d · and Denver Kappl e sang, " The thf' WPektnrl with her mother. \J 1, u ABC song." Nan Moore. and Mis~ Mddrcd Haw lrv and ramily. Mr and Mrs. Dan F3'" m e r an'l daue:h'.er. Ci nda , and Mrs F'arm · 990 STOP IN!···" APPLY!··· ~ lHTit"" W~dll''"dl" "YOUR SUNRISE TO SUNSET c;TATION' • Clearance For Your Eating Pleasure Bv RAJ!JIURN NJDJ - -- Free Methodi ~t d!Un·h . who ~- ~~ ~~ '"The nail ~;eared h<~ n r.b " t~wt IJ} Denver Kt~pplt> o,~.t"ll! ~<~ O~ · From the manger to the r ru" •·what can I do tu l,l" lost"" v. .J• the topil· of the 11ermon pn·!tt nto·r t by ltt>v. Pau.l 1.\ohr+>r, who stlih:d tbbt t he easie:.t way \u Uu nulln n g about \be gospel uf JeJ> Wi Chri ol L~ to close our mmd s tu (;v rl "., authority; the gospd ran l.>e l•w dlnnified; alid to rt"pullw ltw at! va.ntafjl:es of the llut y srunt WIA tht' topic of the Jn WATER .._ tnll • OOPFENTHI~'G I to 3~ play('r~ 29-year old hi enjoyinJ:: Gene Bearden, who won 20 seasons, the firt'baller Phi ladi'Jphia Phiilies,. Amcrh'an A.ssuclatlon_ the finJ'~t sprin~;: ol his career. No .game~ as a rookte in 1948 when tlig: league pitcher has won 30 I he hel1K'd pitch the Cleveland Ingames si nce IJiz;o;y lkan reacher! d ia ne t.o the American League prothat lotH! jn JQ31f. hut Roberts set'· nan!, -was assigned by tbe M:Uwautainly looks like he c.an make a kee Bravcg to Cacnmf.nto in the strong run for it with any kind Pacific Coa.sl League. Burden had support from his teammatos. been working out with the Dravt's Roberts sl1owed !be American although he dld not have a con· Leal:ue champion New York Yank. tract. ees why he's considered th.e games\. Competition OD tbe ettrus eircult No. 1 Jl'itchcr Friday when he resumes today w1tb the Dodg~rs mowed them down with two hits vs. Jkdlegs at Tampa, F1a . Cubs for scvt'n innings as the Phillics vs. Indians at Tucson, Ariz .• ~c orert a 20-triumph. nnl\'CS at Atla.n.t a . G.i ants . VH. : 0 1 ll Hih Orioles at Phocmx, Am;., Phtlllt'.'i ~ nY . vs. White Sox at Clearwater, Fla., ln all. R~bc~ts hAs pttchc d a Pirates vs. Athletics at .Uirminglo~l of 20 Jnrupg~ In tho Gra~c- bam, Ala., cardlnals vs. Yankets fnnt Leasue, yetldmg only 11 h1t s at St. Pflct"sburg, Fla.. aod Red two runs a_nd ;ne base on ball·s· Sox vs. Tiger:i at Lakeland. ttla. The Phtlhes Yaakee game was _ ·- . _ . . .;. . . _ . ___ - - ~- the only Grapelrult League action · on Good Friday but the axe fell on many a spring hopeful as the bi£: kague te11ms reduced thdr I rosters for the lon,c burnt~lorming j trip!! ahead . , The Cinciltnati RedlcJ,:s opliOnt'd pilcher Charley Rahe to IIAnana : ln the International Lea~uc . I The Yankee,; reduced tht·u· rus-' tu to 4-t playt·rs whC'n they as- I EnJoy A Delicious Dlnner Served In A Confet~lal atmosphere Thai'• Conducive To Your Full EnJoy- TURKEY&HAM Edlf•r'• - . : Thl• Ia Ht• nlnttt I thest" youngsters bave been so im~ Theodorus Council Daughter~:> of In • MriH M th• Pf"pecb of 1 pre,sive that the veteran u\I!Jty America will meet at the lOOF m•jerr le-..ue ~;luiH for 1956 men like Wayne Terwilliser and I Hall Monday at 7:30 f. M. All of· l'f CARL LUNDQUIST Bobby Hofman scarcel y have had f1cer s an d t~ team are rE>que~t¥ United ''"" $JNfff Wri+w a chance to .play. be present for tina l praCtice PHOENfX , Ariz. UP _ VersatillllhocM. In Left hdorf' Inspection which witl be lity and depth could be the kc . In the outfield right now it looks _-h-~e~ld;;;M~o~n~d~o~y~,~A~p~r~il~l~6~.;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;; word~ '• the fortunes of the Ne! l~ke Dusty Rhodes, W'i.th . his hit- 11· York Giants this season. I ling, ~a 8 won the left f1eld post With a new manager, Bill Idea - and has flel~ng so far has. been A-Minute Rigney, and with a club a_detruat~ . WLllte Ma_ys ha\'IDi: a ' ,. that scer:u to be fired wHh base- fml" spnnc as us~:~aJ, 1s the million ball ~pirit, the Giants are thinking dollar cercter . fte.Jd~.r. and ~on in terms of another "miracle" or I Mueller has ng~t f1eld nalled "destiiiJ'" team like those that . down . _George Wtlson, _Boh l.en~tirred .the pulses or fans in win- I non .. Btlly Wells and GLl Coan are tring ttw 19'1 and lllM flags. batthng _for _I be other spo~. .. First. there is an infield where .The pltl}'lri.ng_has been tfly b~t things have gone 50 smoothly io Rigney lilh~nks It co_uld be tbe clubs the tralning camp games that no 1stron~ pmnt. He likes Johnny Anone, .~ a~c veteran shortstop Alvin tonelh~ Ruben ~omez, All:1n Dark, is sure of a regular job. ] Worthmgton, _Don . Ltddle, and JJm Whitey Lockman figures to be the Hear_n as_ his ~tronges~ ~18 for regular first basem.ao. But Gail startmg JOb&. Steve Rid:ak, .who Harris, up briefly lut season, and l1~s had several strong ouhng~. rookie Bill White are battliug 50 m1ght oust Hearn, who has been hard to stay with the club that IH ! soundly. one ma.v land the post and put Wes We::ttr~m, ~ho ancbo~s .the Whit ey into left field. acldrlng ~esp1te ,hts weak ~1thn~, Sperac.,. HottMt Hitter has Sllrprt.sed the camp Wllh his Daryl Spencer, back from mili- 1mp~ovement :tt the plate .. If he c~n tary service. has been the contmue to do that, he 11 be m 1 • hottel'it· hittt'r at second, aod he most o( the games, ht."Ca~ h~~s · abo can play short and thir,c:t. 'When he sat down to rest With temporary sore arm, Foster r.o<.il If - l'au*-' Evangelistic Services Held Tuesday Evening At Pomeroy Church 01 Christ Th• Rev .lam .. ~ ~ . t tl .lr J>l"l 11r of the Lmdt" u !\ \., 1 l" lr. ·t, ul Chrilt , Parkenburg \\. \ d ~ ,.., the O!'t'uin.: pra}'t'r 'I Llt·~~ ~~) •· 11 u intc at the fo: van ~<:t• l l '> ' w •.•·r· H·•· • held at the Poml·ro} 1 ! J I Ir~ 11 vi Chrilit Special m1•~~r w:a ~ pri• \ •d··d h) MMry Lou , J1mmy <> lrol , · ~no ll 11 Smith rft+>ltlber~ of th r• !.!lur d • ·l,rf I EASTER SUNDAY W~ARESERVING SS \PC • IRING YOUR IUDOIES • IRING YOUR Wll'l • tiliNG YOUR IJIRL D. OF A. TO MEET I ---- THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE By MR. AND KR!l. Slll'nl EVERYBODY'S WELCOME ltv I I AFTER ATTENDING ' the Dolly Sentinel, Pomerov-Middleoort. Otolc.. WATCH Fotl DATE Baseball Training Camps On Sports - ~ ""'-- - ·- ~-- - - ·-- -- -- - READY RIDERS ROUND UP MoonBeams ing lht·y could be a th.reat The other- three clubs, Washington, Kansas City and Baltimore should (ij.:lh.t it out for the Se(Ot1d divi:r ton berths. In the National League Milwau· kee seemB to be the chief threat of the Oodgu-s, but 11 could pan out to be a seven team race wltb only Pittsburi!eh out or the run ning. (Pity poor Bull Montana, f'ran.k" Fugalf', A1 CGates and company). An injury to Grnl' Conley's pitch ing arm could kill the chances or the Braves, but last rf'ports say th.at Conley s hould be able to take biB rt>guJar turn. Bob Thomson and Hank Aaron along with M.attbCYo'S should carry the batting burdt•n. and if all ihree click the Bra ve:; l"ould go ail the way . Cindnn•tl pronth-H to h•ve one of th• most dan~rou• and excltlnt t•am• in th• leque, but it ia ~:~uestionebl• if th• R.N1 hne pit:kH up •noueh I pitching ft"rength to mak• them • s.erl•us contM~d•r . The R.ech s.h~ld improv• on their fifth place pos,ftlon flf 1955, but mutt get pitchlnv to batt!• It eul with Brooklyn. Th• Ntum of big Klu to th• lineup sur. took • heavy lo.~d off th• ahoultt.rs of Blrdi• Tebbetts. The St. Louis Ca nlinals have been the :; uqH' I M' h•am in th(' Grapt•fruit CirCUit, and the Carr!~ could t>e rrally touuh this year if they gd pitch1ng. St;1n M1.1sial is still around. and \'Vally ·Moon promis£>s to 5olve that fir:.t base problem. Chicago, Philadelphia and New York look to be ahout the same 1a H in 1955 . Th(• Cubs should have Lgood hitting, but questionable piU'h ing. The Phils st! H have 20 I game winner Robtn Roberts, but lick hitting, anrt the Giants of course have the great Willie Mays, but al so have questionable . hurling. rHbburgh .~ hould be an improved dub with fc;i rly good pitching, but the Pi.-ates .seem d£'stincd ror the Cf'Jiar once again . A~ain we say that it's too early for prl'dlc\.ions but wc still figure that the teams to beat are the Yanks and the DodgerR . • rRB SMITH FAMJI.Y COlliE TO OUR .... Thr start of the 1956 major !<'ague baseball season is less than thrl* weeks off . and SundliY all 16 teams start their trek north.ward and ei'Stward to home part~. This isn't exactly a predichon, but from this corner we ron't ~ee anyone beating out Ihe New York Yanks and the Brooklyn Dodge-Is for the 1956 buntings. No doubt the overall races wdl be much tighter in both circuJI.s, this season, but still it looil..'l a.s if the Yanks and the Bum s hav e just too much strength for the other contenders. Ca.sry Slf'ngel has addl'd star pitch('r 'fickey McDeTmott to h1s stacr, and he shll hu Yog1 Berra, .Michy Man!<'I and all the other vets around to help out Brooklyn still ha5 that vauntl'd J)OW('r all down the !inC'", and whilf'" lhf'y h11.ve lo~t JtJhnny Podn·s they still have Pn ouv;h pitchmg depth \<) be pknty rough. The Ame-riun L•ague nee fili'Ur•• to be enotfMr hot one tkia s.umm•r. Natur.tly the Cl•veland lndlens. will ~ Nd kot contand•n. but we still nn't Me where AI Lopn; hu addt>d enough &tr.,.gth to bHt Yanka. Herb Scor• out of s.kould b• •w•n Miter, IM.It La· mon, Wyntn and Gerci• •n another i'·. . r older, •nd in our book didn't figure to win u many n they did In 1955. The •dditlon of Cklco Caruqu.ll won't mak• up for th• lou of Larry Doby. The- most improved rlub in the circuit shoulrt be ihe Boston Ur.d Sox. The addition of Hob Porterfi f"ld to lhc mound staff. and the ~rt·sC'.nf't• of Ted Wilnam s in the l1neup for a full st'ason s hnuld be ('nou.~:h Jnrcnlivc for the Sox to m.11k(' a run for the fl.11~ all the way. The Chieago Whlto So)( wiiJ agam have top pitchin". and Larry Doby ,;hould givf" them that Ions hall , but the P11le llo:.c might not have the all round str<"ngth to come out on t o p. Detroit ai!>O ha.~ a younJ: ball club that s howl)d Jot.~ of promi.~e Ia.st year. In AI Kafine lhi!Y havr. one o£ the top players or the gam~: and .if the TigN~ get ~ood PLtch~ r. . SoM<.Ioy, Match 31, 1956 Ba t: ~J bull 1 f.Ky~t I 9 IJ&nt ·mg t~: i rl ·: DPr e1vo-r aga in ~ S1m1&. n <IS Tropical 11 S tl ino:s ll . i)ury · hk~ tn:~ '1 Al!uru by .;reatua& Cofljuntll~n 8 15. Over ipl*l I 17. Tame Do It T•dn4ay'• A•••ef" Enrh<~h ~:ua.ybt a atartlng potnt merry 33. Employod 29. A ducend. ant of Levi Slid£sid~· 22 . Strlke way.!!. a.a 1111anr1 28 Particle 32. M&kes tt . Uiatk rtvt-r IJ 23 . 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Da~lon. are spPml ing the. the Eastel' weekend with fli:; moth . er, ~Irs. Da'·"' Parmer, and 1\lr anrl Mr~ . Arthu:- Skinner rtnd son Tom . Lvnn Farmer . who ~prnt the past week here will ret urn to lu r home in Da\·ton with them Michael Lewi s two yi'ar old son ..."""' 24 . Of the 4 Tvlll:'l 10 U;up Sw~tt pot11 I" dmh :!' A Wlrrg 1t-:gn't' H 20. bro:&k up 111\l ll ::0 A cryptopam Quotatloa I DJ'Q KUZ :I UFV OR!. KTDR, OUU NHSSTIB RUUW-NZITYL . • 'l'•teni&J'• CrJptoqgota: 1JURE MEN WERE BORN TO UJC. AND WOMEN TO BBLIEVB TBEli!-OAY. __ __ l)lltrlburedi br m. ...... .,...... .. SOT WHO DOES SHE GO 10 Wml ~ER MARITAL -PROBI.EMS i' l\'loi\11-!ER OLO MAIO PAL FLOT!LLA, OF ClJSS I! �~ ... - ----IY GRACE THOMAS Edna Ruuell. Guesta were Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Erwin, Mrs. Eu&eJie Norton @d Mr. .and Mrs. Vint King of Middleport and Mr and Mrs. Howard Hyaell, Pome· r oy. · Mr. and Mrs. Cha:-ley Amoa ltere ealllnc on. 1114 1m. Cush Johnston, BradbW')' Jut week. .,. ». Sunday gueeta of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Canaday were Mr. and Mrs Mrs . G. H. Lasher wu eallinl ,Chester Nichols Jr. and sons, Mrs. on Mrs. Floyd Thomas and Mlal RACINE AND GREAT BEND EUB Chu rc hes, Morning Stor & inger, Supt. Worship ser vice at Che oter Nic hols Sr., and c hildren Mrs. William James has been Bap tist Church , Rev We>ley Jen- En te rp rL><·. Rev. Roger Bts her . 10:45 Mtllard Swart z. leading of Charl eston, Mr. and ·Mrs . Hetzel st ay ing with Jim Morris while Etna Gardner recently. kms, pas tor . S unday school 9 :30 a Pastor \l urnmg Star Sun da) , Wednesday e ve ning prayer ser, Russell and Mrs. Leonard Rainey Mrs. William Folan has beep Mr. and Mrs. Rusaell Little and m Sunday mornmg wurs htp 10 : 4~ Sehoul ~ 45 A. M. N.orntng wu t vices a t 7:30. and children of Gallipol is and helping her daughter Mra. Carl children are moving into their a. m (Ra ci ne) BYP U 7 30 p . m . s h tp " II A. M. MYF Sunday eve Methodist Church, Letart Falls, HEATH METHODIST CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. D. A . Canaday, Po- Miller. new home this week. Su nday evenm g wor, hiP 7 :30 p ning ,1 8 Prayer meetmg Thurs· Emmabelle Sophf>r , Pastor. 6 :30 Louis A. Ba....,.,.r, Pestw meroy. Mrs. Harrison Bentley s pent m (Great Bend) Weekly Prayer da y ,., en1ng . F.nt erprise Sunday A. M. Sunri se Servi ce, Apple Mo'clclleport, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Buskirk Mrs. Edward Hughes ent erta in- Wedn esday with Mrs. s. L . Bw have moved into their borne, tho servtce.s Wednesday 7.30 p. m . Sehoul IU 10 A. M . Morn ing wor- Gro ve; 6:30 A. M. Sunrise Serv tce Theme: The End and th f> Be- ed with a miscellaneous shewer ant. former Harold Langfitt place. CHURCH OF CHRIST : Hiland ~ s hip 9 30 '\ . \1 . YF at 6 ' 30 P . M. at Let art Falls; 9 ' 30 A. M. Ser- gt nn ing. Text : Matt. 27 :66 So they las t week in honor of 'Mrs. J ames Tho Rutland lt'lethodist Church . Even 1ng worohtp 7.30. Prayer mon "C hr is t Arose" Plants h Rt·1· Hobert E. Lmter . ~ast or . Cha pel: Rev. Ed tson We aver, meeltn g Wedn esday 7 _30 P. M. Church ; 10 ,30 A . M. Baptism and we nt and made the sepu 1c re se- Ma!1in {Betty Preston). sund a; School 9 :30 A ~1. George j ~t ble School!O a m Supt Hen r y Communion Letart Falls Church · cure by sealing the stone and Mi ss Nettle Tolliver spent Sun l'a1"' " Supt. Worshtp Scrv tce at ~b l t nE Mo r~tng servtre II /~o ~ UB c ~. u rchOi, Letort Foils, Ro- 7 .30 P. M. Bapt ism and Co mmun ~ , etttng a guard . Matt. 28t2 There day with !\Irs . S. L. Bryant. Federated Chu rc ~ . Waldo J . ; va nge JS!te ~<· rv t r e . . . ger \l ar11n . Pastor . Sunday Sehoul tO n a t Appl e Grov , _ RPCe ption of wa , a great earthquake. for an Mrs. Emma Gate wood, Gall t1 1 0 ,.: tt·b. Pa,l ur. r red lllaettnar_. ~ 9:30 A .II W ~ rs ht p Servtce 7 p _ me mbers at any and all of these ang<'l of the Lord descended from p olis, was calling on friends ·her e h"avcn and came and roll ed back recentl y · Wht.le here she was the 6 \ ·\1 .. I Ill 111 " r I a I 1 t Y ' Groce Episco al Church, East M · t 'Jll'l> t ta n E n d eavor a It ern a t e se rv ices. " th e stone, and sat upon it." guest of Opal Armstrona. '" Pt. 9 15 "' · '"I · '' ' h un·h Sch 00 I; ~I ·· Street PP o Rev J s un d a; > a t 7 :30 p · M· ~ 10 :10 A \I. W? r-' h 'P Servtce ; T?· E;~~n Charl es, R~c~~~: - ~ rs . · c e: Church of the !"'•urene, SyroMIDDLEPORT CHURCHES Saturday of Holy Week : Here Mrs. L. J . Heiner underwent 1 P" " Hr l"rt't' 1 ht• ' JVIu ur Ltvc> ; dr ic W. Clark , org anist. Worship c.use, M. C. Larnmore, Pastor. CHURCH OF CHRIST, MIDDLE- was an interim period linking the surgery last week at Meigs Gen r • .. - ~ - • • • • • • • , ii"'- ' a nd sermon at 10 ,30 A. !IL , Holy Sun da l Sc hool 9 :30 A. M. Mormng PORT, The Rev. Fred J. Gardner, hopeless past with the Joyful era! Hos pital. I I r \1 Thur, day Sr,Chotr ; 6 1'. _M. Communion f irst Sunday in month v:or> hrp 10:30; NYPS 6:30 P . M.; pas tor. Sunrise Service. 6 p _ m . future. The agony in Gethsemane The Mt. Zion MissiQnary Worn· I su nday evem ng Sr . Yo uth re i- Church School, Beg inn ers and Cvan gl'ILS tt c servtce 7:30 P. M. ca ntata "Man of Sorrows " direct- was over. The crucifixion on the en met and cleaned the house I luw> htp. Come a nd worshtp. You I Primary, at 10 ,30 A. M. For infor- Wt•dnesday evenmg prayer meet ed by Mrs. Arthur Skinner with hill of Golgotha had been ac:com- which Mr. and 'Mrs. F . G. Fergu I I are welcome. mation concerning our work tng for th e mtdweek and Tu esds • Mrs. Chester Erwin, organist; bapt- plished. Jesus "Strong Son of God, son moved into recently . I ' I The Syracuse Methodist Chu rch please tel ephone 302.J . ' afte rn oo n prayer hour. isma l service. Bible School, 9 :30 Immortal Love", had been over Miss Etna Gardner was a SunPhone 311-M Rrv . Robert E. Ltnler, Pas tor. Christian Church at Reedsville House of Prayer, Chester, Sullo· Russell Wilson s upt. Morning wor- whelmed by his enemies an~ ef· . day guest of Mrs. G. H. Lasher. .. • - .I Sunday Sc hool 9 :30 A. :11 . Da na Every Sunday !0 A. M. Sunday da y Se houl 9:30 A. M. Morning ship, 10:30, sermon topj; "Living fectually silenced. The SadducE>eS , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Canadary Wmebrl'lll ner, Supt. \\'orsht p Srr- School and Communion first Sun wor ohlp 11 A. :If. Sunday evening with the Risen Christ"; b:30, Chri- had seen to that. Jesus had talk· entertained Wednesday with a six VIers 7:30. day in month 11 A. M. Church worshtp at 8. Prayer meeting on stian Endeavor; 7:30, Evening ser- ed too much and too plainly to o'clock dinner in honor of Mrs. Pomeroy, Ohlo 109" Court St. Bradbury Church of Christ, communion and preaching; third Thu r> duy 8 P. M. · vice, sermon topic " Res urrection suit the Pharisees anrl Sadducees. hdly One to see corruption?" But La wrence A. Kr<t•tz, P<tstor. ThUT- Sunday in month 7:30 P. M Church of Christ, Bradford, of Conviction "; bap~smal services ; There was not enough room in they were not ~rmitted to for· ma n ca..,ey, Supt. Sunday School church preaching- Rev. Harold c . Rev . John Wyatt , Pastor. Bibl e Wednesday, 7 :30, Prayer meeting the same world for their system get very long. · School 9:30; church services 10:30 and Bible Study ; 8:30, choir pract- of expediency and casuistry, and A new day dawned, an ordin, 9.30; ~lnrnmg s<lrm on 10·30: Chuis Doster, Pastor. t ian Endea vor 6; Eve ning s<Tmon Christian Church at Long Bot- with th e Lord 's Supper being ice. Jesus' love of truth and sincerity. ary day in . most respects. Then 7. Two week> r cv tva l March 4 tom, every Sunday 9:30 A . M. served every Sunday morning as HEATH METHODIST CHURCH, A clever man they might toler- the incredible happened. First, a l'hru Mar<'h 18. Revwal serviee a! Sunday School and communion; the Bible teaches us in Acts 20:7. MIDDLE,PORT, The Rev. L . A. ate. but not a man of integrity rumor, then a full scale invesliga7·30 eac-h evenm g ~l onda y thr u firs t Sunday in mo~ 7:30 P . !II. Youth meeting at 6 P . M. and Bangertt!r, pastor. Sunrise Service, and honor. "Away with him" tion, and then an astounding fact : Sal uoday. Rev tv;,J leader lla01>el Church preaching; third Sunday evangelistic service Sunday even- .6 P. m., Sermon topic "Easter sums up the attitude of those the tomb was empty,_ Christ was J usttce, mi ni ...tcr, Wa v& Jy in.month 10:30 A. M. Church com- ing at 7. James Reed, Supt. Through the Eyes of the Poets"; whose interests and profits seem· risen from the dead! The tomb Grace Episcepol Church, J . Ed- munion and preaching. - Rev. Reedsville Charge, Rev. Freeland Sunday School, 9:30, Ernest Cov- ed to be threatened. And so Je- closly guarded by Roman soldiers wt n l 'h "PIPs, Pas tr>r. W Pdn <~y Harold C. Doster, Pastor. Norris, Pastor. Services at Joppa ert, Supt. ; Morll'ing worship and sus must go. did not hold the body of Christ . ev{lntngs throuflhout Lon! at 7.30 The Church of Christ, Keno, 9:30 A. M.; Sunday at 10:20 Sun- baptism of infants, 10:30; sermon His enemies were profoundly "He is not here, he is risen." So ~ h t' red<>r "ti l !i'"' a M'ni (.s uf eve ry Sunday 9:30 A . M. Sunday da y School at Long Bottom 9:20 A. topic "What Easter Proved and relieved to think that the issue the women and disciples were addn ·'" "' on l'hu reh IJ L,1<>J-y School and communion , second M.; l'rearhing service 10:45 ; Sun- Did "; Tuesday, 7:30, Commission had been settled at last- and in told and so they discovered . Trinity Lutheran Church, Rev. Sunday iu month JO :JO A . M. day School at Reedsville 9 :20 A. on Education ; Wednesday, 6 p . m. their favor! Saturday of Holy Yes, God had acted. Redemp11. II F t<'k l'n, chu r of Pa rkers hu1·g, Church communwn and preaching M. Preachin g 7 :30 P. M. WSCS at Mothe~-Daughter banquet; 7 p. m . Week carne and went. tion could not be completed on 3 wtl l con-du el •t•rv lc<"> at 3 P. M. at fourth Sunday in month 7 :30 P . basement of Re edsville church Choir practice. But the rulers of lhe Temple cross, but in 8 tomb, an empty ~h t• Phu rch on Bu t1Prllul Av e. The ~ - church prcaching. -Rev . Har- Dec. 14. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST CHUR- did not have the last word. They tomb. History had a fresh beginpu bl.tc is mrdtally invited . old c. Doster, Pastor. Free Methodist Church, Harry CH, MIDDLEPORT, The Rev. N . were guilty of one fatal omission: ning; the Christian era began! The Chrbtlan Church at Hem- nates , Pa stor, Laurel Cliff. Sun - D. Bordon, pastor. Sunrise Service, the will and purpose of the Etefl "All hail the power of Jesus' THE RACINE MISSION, Charles n u, h, !'astor . S unday Sehoul Jl , lock Grove , every Sunday 9:10 A day Sch uol 9:30; Class meeting _6 p. m., Junior Guild in charge ; nal that would ultimately prevail! name, a m. Sunda y evening worshi r M. Sunday Sehoul and communion 10:30 ; FMY service 7:00; Preach· Bible School, 9 :15, Arlena Reese, Strange that they should forget Let angels prostrate fall, 7 30 P- m. Wee kl y Prayc r 'S rrvin·.- second Sunday in n.onth 7 :30 P. ing 8·00 ; Prayer Me eting Wednes- s upt. ; Morning worship, 10:30 BTU their own Scriptures! Had not Bring forth the royal diadem, Tu co da y 7.:10 p. 11 1. l'urlland sr•r M. church preaching fourth Sun- day 7:30. Hysell Run Sunday 6 p .m. Isaiah spoken of the Suffering And crown Him Lord of all!" ' '" '''' l' rayt' r >t' tvit'<' Monda y at day in month 10:30 A . M. church School 10; Preaching 11 :15. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, Sc·rvant? Had not Zechariah writ 7.30 P- " '- llt'gular church .;crvi ct•s communion and preaching.- Rcv. Carleton Church, Kingsbury Rd., MIDDLEPORT, The Rev. Robert ten of the coming Conqueror like 1-'nday 7:30 P- m. Harold C. Dosier . Pa stor. !lev. Hay Biddle , Pa stor. Sunday Stye rs, pastor . Sunrise service, 6 this: " Rejoice greatly, 0 Daughter ---- -· -- - - -SchooJ 9 :!0. Prayer mc,· ling Wed- p . m .; communion service; Bible of Zion! Lo, your King comes to , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • nesday 7 30. Church firs t and School, 9 :30, Lester Taylor, supt.; you ; Triumphant and _victorious ·••• tfme saved, convenience, safety, third Sundays 7:30. Sunrise Scr- Morning wors hip, 10:30, sermon ts - ~~ ; Humble and rtdt!lg on an OPTOM1t1RI8T TONIGHT vier 5:45 Ea sler Sunday . topic "The • Regimented Christ": ";"· And. ~?d not the or Psalmpermanent record, and others. Then 1 Pres&yterian Church, Syracuse, 6 :45, Young Peoples' meeting ; 7 :30 t wnlle_n. Thou Wtlt not leave Bill Elliott Beverly Garland Hev. Howard Rupp clt, pastor. Evening worship, sermon topic ~~~ul tn Sheol, nor suffer Thy open your account In thfs friendly bank "BITTER CREEK" Church Sehoul 9::l0 Rubct"t liar "The Call to the Fea,t. " ALSO East Court Street, Pomeroy today I den , Sup!. Wt>.s lminslcr Youth THIRD AVENUE PENTACOST- gram 7:30 p . m .; Revival services John Hocliok Barbara Britton Office llours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5. (Close at Noon on Tbun.) Fcllows h1p 6 :;10. AL CHUHCII , MIDDLEPOHT, The will begin AprilS with Rev. E.dlfion . . Dragonfly Souadron .. First Prosbyterion Church, Mid - Hev. D. 1.. Rarrett, pastor. Sunday Weaver as Evangelist, 7 :30 p. m . ... .--"·-·-.. . -·:::::t=dl<'porl , Ht·v. Howa r d Huppcit, School, 10 a. m.; 7 :45, Evangeli~ti c First Baptist Church; Rev. Ralph l'a slrrr. l' hurrh School 9:30 Jarnr > Services; Wednesday, 7 :45. Bibl e Zundel pastor; Rev. Edward Par- ;un. - Mon. ' April 1-2 Liurhallon , Sup! ; Mcll·nin g wu 1:- Study ; Satut·day, 7 :45, prayer and ker interim pastor .. Church School loris Day James Cagney s hip IU :30 s••r mun lupie praise service. I 9:30 a. m. Mr. William Watson , Love Me Or Leave Me '·A Failh or Fas hion " : ti f' . CHURCH OF CIIHIST IN CHRIS-t supt.. Morning Worship 10:30 a. Cinemaacope - Technlcolor :II Yuulh l·'pJ Jowship. Middl <' purt TIAN UNION. MIDDLEPORT, The 1 m. Sermon on "Resurrection"; This POMEROY, OHIO ALSO 6 ::10 1'. M. Youth FPII,ws hil> , Sy- ltt•v . Guy F. Sayrr , pastor. Sunday Sunday is Family Day, rome and rants<' , 7 :w 1'. ~!. ll " ly t 'ot 11 rnun - School , 10 a. m. Odell Manley, supt. bring the children . B. Y. F. 7:30 'oul Dougl11 end His 30 Minute Mililihet Federal Reserve System Scotland Yard Adventure '"" - M"11rla y 7:30 1'. :11 . r•:tders 7 : ~0 . prayer and praise meeting; p. rn . Wednesday Evening prayer MEMBIIt PI!DERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. :I!Pclin g: Tit ~<loy 7 30 1'. M. Dea- Wednc~day, 7 :30, Bible Study; 7:30 n1ccting and ~ble study at 7;30l.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· con 's \1Pl'lin g and r hoi r p r at' tlrc· Saturday Evangelistis serviccM. ·- -- -- -- at ti :30 ond 7 1'. M. FlltST BAPTIST CIIUHCH, MIDSt. Poul '• Lutheran Church, L. IJLI"'ORT, The Rev. C. ~; Hoyt , •' M. Mohrhoff. l'asl.or . Sunday pastor. Sunrise service , 6 p . 111 . Sclwol l•:a, li•r morning at 9::lll ; Brulah White, chairman of Busy I Holy l 'omlltunion l•:astPr nwrniug He<' rommittec; Church School, 0:15 at 10:30; Vt•slry' mr,'ltn)! April Frank Cheesebrew. supt. : Morning • 4th at 7::10 in lht• par~ona g t• worship, 10 :15, close of evangt•list- 1 The United Methodist Church, it· s•·rviccs by the Rt•v. and ~Irs . 1 J . Le,lic Kunze. !'astor. Sunri >e Orla llrarl,[ord of Carroll ; 7 :30, 1 Service 6 "And We llrhrld IIi' Cantata " lie Is Risen ", din•cted by , Glory" ; Church School 9:15 Th co Dorothy Savely with Mrs . Cecil Smith, Supt. Wor,hip servi cr a! Bradbury ns orgamst. 1 10:30 "Triumph Thru Rcs urrr r Tilt; SALVATION AHMY, MID- I 5:30; DL~~ PORT, ('apt. Glenna ltummcll. ' lion " ; Youth Fellowship :llonduy 7 Commi>Sion' will IIH'el, Sunday , 0:45 a. m . Boline'S tnPet·! 7:45 Official Bonn! will meet; ing; 2:30 Sunday School; 3 :30 Sal- r ~ Wednesday 7 Bible study and vation meeting with the Easter player servict•; Thursday 7 Choir drama "He Is Risen" by the bands' ltchcarsal. men directed by Capt. Hummell The Horrisonville Preabytorion and written by her sister, Alberta Church, J . 11t•slic Kunu·. l'a>tor . llauS<•r. The drama will be present.\ .;. Church School 10 A . •M. r. A. cd also for the Athens Corps. FAIRVIEW Finlaw, Supt. Wors hip service at < 8 :00 p . Ill . Edward Griffith pastor. Sunday Alfred Methodist Church, Rov. School 9:30 a. m.; Young l'eoples It. M. Grovt•. Pmilur. l~astcr Sun . t~ceting 6 :45 p. m.; !'reaching ~er- 1 ri~r- SC'rvi('f' tJf ti o'clo<·k continu vH·es 7:30 p . m.; prayer meetang, ing until 7 ' '"""nn·d hv th<' MY!•' Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Sunrise Ser., Sunday St'hnnl a! 11::10 Llovd !Jill· vi<•c 6:30 a. m.; Special Easter pro- Sunday Sermon - - - -- -- ---- - THIS IS JUST ONE STYLE TO CHoOSE FROM """"""'o n A Permanent Or A. Set, Call ..... . ._ ...... TG4ayf . -- -. SHIRLEY WIPPEL WEIGH the advantages of a checking account:' Ne We COMPTON, 0. D. it. . . .M_. , The FARMERS BANK NOT JUST A REFRIGERATOR BUT A FRIGIDAIRE and Savings c~mpany r I I .. I I • ,, l . ' The Daizling New· FRIGIDAIRE 8118/IIRITIRI /~ _.lir'56J !• __, Cottage Cheese ••• o treat to your taste Havt yo..· ever felt "ltft eut"1 That yeu didn't "lt•le"t"1 It ien't pl..sellt fteh"' bectuse al_.ef u1 nte4 io feel that we are wanted-that tthe~ p•Ofll• wallt tncl nee«! uo In their ~vel anclln their i~tivities. Toclay, with one Ollt of every eitht ftmlles mo¥i"9 a Quick and easy to serve, ancl so delicious ••• that's our cot· toge cheese. Use it In salads, or lust dip it oul af the corlon, for a tasty addition to busy• day meals. Your nearby Methodist Church will gltllly welcor~~e you into its fellwahip. Thouaencls 'of peop.lt hero in Ohio ere dlacover:n9 that the Mtthoclitt Church offe,. an eaceptionel opportunity to meet their nelghltera, makt new fritllcla ancf-more important -9ive them tncl thtir femlnt1 e rttlatn~• of "IMiongl"9." You, Ito, ctn htve the MIM MIIM •P. ef i'llelollflnt.'' And ""'* II ehwth porlant ef yeu wiH flncl ill -your lotr:tl Mathoclilt o aource ef apirltt,tlstreft91h en4 t filth to lve ~. Yeu IIHCI ~ church tn_d · th~ church need• -;leu. Why IIOt att.ncl ~ t!t' cllst Church ·fttlrMt yo11 tM S,awley~- M "" yell_~I e During This Lenten Season Ut..l c~ -rkle ~.e.< l • New Jce.IJMter Yn' Jlpt 1 trayful of bud, dry eubes Into the bia with one push I the Methodist Churches of Ohio are Committed • -; .1 e ................. Mrdratw in the raotry-Doorl • iTo ptoy fot o1pirltuol crwohning iro tltt durcllts owl tilt commurtilitl ol ,,., ,,,,, • • • ' 8 To .,,., l'fllltll •1111 minisi•IS ira era irtftrtJirf ,.,.... ol t¥eltftli1M ill tilt loco/ cllurc'- •, • Mew llellt T•w, Egg Dr•wer, Bultu Conditioner, UtiJttrCompartmontl WIIIIIY.IIIU IIOI't~Y• BAKER .. ••t come In andtHI FURNITURE ON THE IRIGHTIST CORN II IN OHIO MU)DLIPOIT '~· . ' . ·' W~ HAVE A CONCERN for persons .who leel ;'left our' Lib ootl1iug you've ever scx·u - the<e hrillinut new f'rlgldahc Cold-Pantry Rofrigerat,,J 4 hcoutilul cxto• rior colon to d1ooae (rum. 7 !ln;tp -on Dvt..'tlratur Pam•IJ chango color s<'hcmos in a ~fly! Top rr l rl!(••rntor sed ion ha1 aluminum Roll-tu-Yeu Sh•lv.. and " .. lf-drfrosltng. Bottom Freezer ha• Roii · IQ ·l 'ou Ba.k<"llor 66 lb!. frozen loed. Seethe new Frigidaire R•lrt g•rators NOW! ~ .. e new..;;;- ti;y euh yeer, If lrn'l ..,,; prlslng that 111eny ef the~~~ feel "left eut" in their new IOII'lmunititl. They oftM flncl it 4ifficult te get •~quelntell with their new hlghbors and • - te feel they ere ••• · plate ttrengers en«! just tlon't "Mlong." · • • Towlrtrttwlllf.,.toC#tt&tftfiH~Chtc• \ .,..,, ,.,., - ,.,.,.,. •J .. The oh·io Methodisl Evaog~tic Conc6r:~ , • • "'. • l1' ' ... '• .. � 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 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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