https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/58dc21482e85a445396d5600143d37fe.pdf afaa0444a3505af8213fadec19e97500 PDF Text Text . ' -.- I • .lloge TF'le Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Eight Middleport Scouto ••• To HllfJfl 'Safety' Theme ... Safet) First" was the theme of tbe .Middleport Cub &'Ou{ booth •t the Soout Exposition at thf' Jilt. Ple.asant National Guard Armory S..turday . The booth was ])repanxt on Frid11y evening and aduLts assist..ing were Pack Master Ben Baley, Harley Swi.sbec. M~. Dwi,ebt Wallace, Mrs. R. R. P1c· tens and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hood. TONIGHT ~. Tu.s.. April 9-10 ;u.,n1 Mangano Sh-'IY Wint.n Mamabo ALSO Victer Mltun Glory Brigade -.;_,1; - W•dnMOay - ~-A-;ril 11 FamiiJ Night 'l Adult Tic.htJ Admits Car Lure Of The Wftdem.... JMn Pet•rs (In J•ffr~ Hunter T~Khnlcolorl ALSO Ruse or Clmmaron Jack Bu•t•l Mo1l1 Pclwen Over Sixty Attend Sun Flower Minstrel Banquet Friday Night In-Middleport \ More than sixty dinners were ser WO:d Friday eveniq at the banquet ~iven for the ca11 t of the Sunflow~r MJnFobe: Sb()W of IBM and thttr families and JUests at the K. &. P Hall MidrtJ- J·-.rL 'll;r Su. 1 1rwer Minq J is sponsored by ~··del Lodie K. <~nd P andCbanceUor Commandf'r Carl Ebersbach welcomed the gut-sts and thanked the cast of tbe show for their fine pcrformanc,•s and hard work which was neces"i:H Y for a successful show lie paid special tribute tfl Bradford ~t:aag, director, and thanked t~e mu~ctans and others who had a.smted w pro. ducing the show this year. . J · H Grate asked lhe blesslnll wlrlch Preeedf':d the chfCken dinner prepared and served by these members of Meigs Temple, l'yth1an SISten Mrs .Mtlton Russell Mrs W111iam Allman, Mrs. PtJilip Meinh11rt. Mrs Ge<lrge Childs. Mrs. Karl Owen.!!, Mrs Leland Brown , Mrs . Gr1ff Russell, Mrs. Cash Bahr, Mrs I Horace McElhhmy, Mrs . Uale Allen•w<'.':~''• Mrs. T. F. Hawkins, Mrs. Otho watts. Arrangements of forsythia an'J h t t>l japonica wNe used on 1 e 3 es with green candles In crystal c11.n- 1;:;;::::;;:::;::;;:::;~-:.;:.;:-;:::;;;;:;;;:;::::;;;;;:~~~;i;;;.,;;;;;;..;...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l ) LET US HELP YOU WITH YOUR Spring Cleaning We'll Clean All Your RUGS, BEDSPREADS DRAPERIES ond other HOUSEHOLD ITEMS • Sending thet>e items to us for expert cle~n­ ing ls the right wa~ to begin your spnng house cleaning, and it'll put run mto what has always been a chore. Yes, It Will be il grcal relief knowing lhat your household items will con)e p,aek fresh as new ready to put back n place. Put Fun Into Your House Cleaning PHONE 122 TODAY! G • Two Birthdays • Celebrated At Genheim~r Home • • PARKER RUN IY HAZIL PIIANCIS • k ,.,..-~··-- -i -' -' . ..,~.. e at y . " ~:-: ent1ne ·or lntft'ut) The llfdg-.H.,... ..trea Tuesday, April 10, 1956 llallne11 Phone Sill . weather •Y UNITIO PliSI Ohio: lrw:...... ne douclineu hi· towM .,Y occalional roln NVtfto . . .t h•lf lat. today encl ..... Moat of the ...... t011'eht; W... =:-r. .~":;!'••:::....ec;:.= hilh fodoy u-<o, ~52; ,. . . Horse show judge and :~uthor, Fred T. Norris, of Ashland, Ky ., will hi:' ~;:ue 11 t speaker at a meettng of the Meigs Co. Riding dub to bf' held at 8 p. m Tuesday evening at the Rock Springs Grange Hall. Guests for the evening will be members of the clubs belonging t? th Ohio Valley Horse Show Associ- POPE WISHES DAG SUCCESS Norris wrote a book, ''Elementary Equitation Horse-manship" pubJiBbed Jut year and i.s a writer ror maga~:i~e. the Americun Horseman A film on Arabian horses wlil be sh"wn during the evening and refn:sh(!ment.s wtli be served. Mt~ Moriah ~Church ' Make Final Plans For April Dinner 1'he Mil. Monah BaptiJt Churc? Missionary Soei~ty has set Ap nl . 12 for Lhetr turkt•y dinner and j final plans for t·he dinner were made Thursday when the Society met at the hom~ of Mrs. Fred Jackson . .Mrs. Kat·heryn Payne, prP~Siden•t , conducted l:h~ openinl:: devnlil)tlal liervice and ·Mrs. Ca mp belt Harper, v1cc president opened \•he meeting. 'l'he tickets fur the dinner which will b~ ~rYN\ from 57 p. m on April 12 an· on .~ale by t.hc mem of !he Society and are $1.25 a-t lhC' church dining room a.nd $1.50 clehvered ·to homes . Jl wa:o d~ided to cancel any rnee!ln~ until June 7 when the Soc iety will meet wi1tl Mrs Cam phell Jlar£}f'r since 'the church wilJ have re"wal aervlees startin.l! May 7 whiC'h would t'On nlet wiot·h the regular date. For the past year ·t he memher.~ have bten fi lhng AlkaSel:.r.cr bott·les wit-h qulll'l·ers a); a m11ney raising projec-t anrl these wrrc turned in at l!he meeting on Thursday Mrs J ackson served rorreshment~ to the members. .. ES Costa Mesa. calif., crlme tab expert CHECKING AU POSSIIIUP • Pvt. Harold LJoyd JohnaOD, whoM 1 Jack CIAam&D <~:. ;:nd atabbed to deatb ln thelr Coata ]S..year-old ~ of J~n'IS buddlea droVe her bome from the Mesa home. 19 wu 00 guard duty. He toUDd the Nlke bue when • led a the bed and clad only body wheb he got bom• later, epraw o ture1y born baby In a braaaiere Uld blouae. The Jo~~re::ne to Coat& Mesa 1a ln a Houston, Tex., boapltaL Tb t lt&.tONOCWMI ,SOUtkiJlhotD) frotP Tuaa Much 16. ";; . H. F. McElhinney Funeral Services To Be Wednesday WITH' YOUR SPRING PAINIING J..._ MIDJ)LEPORT SOCIETY The miracle iqreclilint tbat ~· Si!'RED SATIN 10 duNhlt JOG doo'c a<Oed to paint apiA until JOG ,.... ·s··.·"' .... 10 cli:•ns• .o:olou. •l•vtn chopptrs and o1t th• age of •ix Months h~ed two mora than thil Lot;' Ang•l" claimant to ttl• title. Perantt and GrtMpe~tl !£ Jevtll htf,., Hi•t ht drsd•ln• ltab)o foQI.'"ancl n1uc:H' ..Jftl.1i~ l'iiftrl, ••ndwlchH ertd othM' mor• sofid •dibl!ll, ·~· ln. .•tr • "loodmobile Plans Meigs Co. Pilar la (OII'lfon whh wU.dowl dooM on coldf!Cibf~ wkbout drafU or lrriuUDa odGr., .;visitation For Monday April23 fiJI t... [)food needs iof Meigs residents conotinue to donate blood lbrougb t·he Red Cross blood· mnbile. Advance regist~~a•tion of donO'l's Jlevivtl services have been helps in the planoiJti'of the blood col-l-ectiOn opet:ati-on, sG aU per~bedu1ed at. -the .Snowville MelhDsons who are tJOing to be donorsdllt• Church on Star Route 680 Revival Services To Open Aprill5 NURSE CAPPED Carole Goff, daughter of the R..cv a"d .Mrs. L. A. Bangerter, receive<l her cap as a student. nurse at Be~hesda Hospital. Zane11 Yllle Friday ~venlng lfl th e CIIPpmg ceremon-y. Her pru cnfs. 11n-d brother and si:.!N, Ml'. and Mrs. RiC'hard Goff, ZanesVIlle, a-ttended the t>trcnaony, ."''!llft 8 milea east~ of Albany from AprU JG fhroU"ib April 25 a~ e9rdjng to 11Rnouncement made ~By. . •Jie sen'ices will be held each even§q at 8 p. m . wi~h Jlev, F.ree..Dd Norris "85 evangellk. att'OO'U· iDI to Rev. Richard Jarvis, pul.or. SrteQiai- Biqilll will feature each aerVice. 'when Lowboy i" blond oak . Onwu ia hatt . Al1o evalleble in •NEWER other lini•hu. (d plan• call for ' The public ls wt1Jtome to at, tell<l. •NOME RIPAIRS Yours for the price, of a • Mmi(AL IILLS •• medium price car. .. or even a fully,'quipped "low price" carl . •r~s cram on a nfe "ofootirig" -for t.be Red Cross blOod were given tlO., belng, but in order to mSJn· to M~ir ~ Jtatltllt&.. Tbe bospita.la and 1 !" ~enter can continue to' •25 •• •1000 "\ "PowerStyle" . CHRYSLER~ 0 ... .. ....,, Plant wcates At Ravenswood 0Cf'ic:ia15 of Ravens-Metal Products, Inc , capitalized •t ~.000 said the firm would spedabze initial1y In certain bar fabriCation work and small boat construction. The company, wbicb iateads to begin operatlons In -mid-May in a rented building Ia Raven&)VoOd, bopes to bulld a new pl•nt to produce the aluminum mttetiiiB at some time ln the future. It was said that approximately "I don't want to be kU!-joy," the Mayor emphasl~. ''because 1 think kite flving is one of the createst s))Ol'f.oj: of aU. Therefore. t hope all the kiddics, ~:oung and old, have a Jot of kite flying run uound )Jidd,leport tJiis apring. H they'll ati remember th~se simple suggestions, use dry cotton stringr neW eompany is· Lloyd A. Cook fly kites with no metal parts, and of Spokane, Washingtou, whiJe the keep away from electric lines . LIONS TO MEET sec:relary - trea11urcr is Donald G. kite flying wtll be safe too." Tht're will be a meeting on Tbe Pomeroy Lioaa Club will Shafer, also of Spokane. "W~ Willis" Wednesday at 8 meet Wedn~Bday nooa at Federated p. m. in :tlhe CQMrt room aecordinl Tbe plant ia the lt.rst of tn•liY' church with Tbeodore Smith and such small J'llant,s-whicb bave beeD to a report received today from William Atkins as co-cMirman. A predicted for tbe area with the lo, the. Agricult1l'I'al Extc.nsiOQ of· guest speaker i.s scheduled and ev- cltiOD Gf tbc Kaiser plant at flavfice. ery member ts urged to attend. enswood. Two speakers on Ihe- st~bject wH} br. present, they ar\! Jame~ J. Schmidt., ~l·ulvg1st wi!h IlL' Ohio Division '{)f Cnn:.E'rv.ation and V . N. Morr of I he Myers Brother-s W. F. Youog received word Pump Compan.v. Anybody with Monda~ o( the -death of bls sister water proble.ms is invited to atMrs. CUf!ord Sieck, 87, Cincin- tend. nati. • ·M rs, Sieck WbG died Sunday is JlmTvived bv two sons. Walter and Poullrymen Plan Edward, CJncinnati. $fWen nandThursday Mt'<lting children, two brothers. William The Southeastern Ohio Poultrr F. young .and Edward Young, Producers As~nnation wi"l' hav*" Pomeroy and one ~i"ter. Ml~s their monthly mt'rttrng Thursdll'}• Edit•h Youn.g, Clncin:nali. at 8 p Ill . in th£' t'OUrt h~UI:IC. She was preceded: in df'~t·•h bv he'r husband. cme son. CliffO!'d Sccrrt~n' n( j he A~socialion Mar· shall ,Miil t'r N!porkti, and two brothers, lf"'nt'Y and Al· Ma1n :;peaker wilt be .tame~ bert Youn~. botb of Petml!ro.v. Ho~IJ, o! -the Wayne l"eod- -co .. on FliDf>"al servi~es he h£'1rl At the P11uJ F'f"$>.deri..,k f'unersl the- 1!>pk .. llanrllin,: of Sr~il(lnlin Hot Wf'altu•r ." l-11\mP., Cincinnati, Thur.!i$Y a{ 2 p. m I 30 persons would be employed at tbc out set witb a poasibilily of expaa.sioD to a force: of 200 ia a few years. Ravens·Metal expeeta to offer a are asked to J~egiitf:r oat tbe Red tGn&ulting, development. and ~~ alized ))lOductJoa service pertaiDiog Cross' office before the day the -operation. TelepOOne number to metal_fabrieaUoa. is 33. ' President •nd manager of tbe Mrs. C. Sieck Dt-ath Re~rted At Cincinnati ----- Call Speci10l ~leetiug Of 1\liddleport Council . MEIG.S MOTOR CO. ' Phone 6013 • FIFTH BLIZZARD IN 24 DAYS HITS NEW ENGLAND wm BIGGEST BUY OF ALL FIN£ CARSI SEE US FOR THE BEST TRADE EVER! Water Problems To Be Reviewed or ' t... (I• Dick Pom~roy..Wddlopert ROI•ry Own, cflolrmen of the c~~mml"" nMkel thtt ,... Mntlllon while Don 111-.. - ... Dr. Ktnntth AmiN'ry, Jvdie Codrlc Clork on.t .loclc R omllo thoifM-•~ .' i\larket Reports · I CINCINNATI, 0 . UP-Produce: .Ergs aboul steady; consumrr. Moayor c. 0. Fisher b~S> <'Bllcd U. S. A Jar~(' 44-46; brown 41-43; a speciAl m('('ttng or the Middle- rnC'diums 41 -42: brown mi X 40-4J: port Coum::il to op~n bi-ds on n extra large 41-42; A largt' whlle new police crult>~r thi-so evening 36-41 ; A mMiun'l whltc 34-38; A at t·he ViiJage HaU. Wayne Gtb· medium brown 34-37; B lar&e 35bons, Erne~~:t Covett and David C. 36. MiHer, mentben of tbe f'i'nance Ch!ck t>n~ abot.tt ~ad.t·; 1rye1ti conimitter.: were too meet. 100ay 3-a;a lb g.zo m-ost.Jy 20; ·hf'm wit:h au ins-urance adjus~ in ·he.avy o.ver 5 lh 21-.23; hcn.s light ..egard :to the c:r:uJser whith w-a-s 5 lb tmd. und.or 16-17; ileA& Li;bt liTO<ked eai'b Iuter ,.....,, lo(oorii<S 1._1.1. tor.i~ n United Nations Secretarv• Races To Prevent Outbreak Of Warfare AMon . • ON J.H'I ai&GHUU COINII IN DDUPOI'I . t)KIO ·• New Clashes Pose Perd To Peace Js Scheduled By Riding Cl Ub •tai.n tbe margin of safety, Meigs: CounUans mu-st continue . to doll>! ate their quota of 100 pints of blootl each bloodmobile vi-sit. The need for bi(lod !or Metgs County patienl.s ·bas- again been . p'. m.. . above average for the month of The record-breaklag .cJonatlon Ma«h. Reports fNm hospitals in of 143 plnb of blood in FebruBTY the area and from the. Huntiqton pUt fdei·p County's bJood pro- Blood Center show '76 piuta of IA.IER FURIITUIE r .. Tile • ~-------~--~--~~~--;;~~~;.:::~:;------------------~~~;:~~~~~~~~~~-----------=~::~;.:::~;:--------~~==7:~~~~~~--------·-j ol. VII No. 303 Editorial Pho~e 397 Single Cqpy 5c Phooey_ On Baby Food · MOllday. April ·28 ha> "' l:r .lhe date ol tbe nat visit of the l\ed Cros:; bloodmohUe to Meigs COunty. 11le un.Jt wi-ll be set. Up at tile P(iinliroy Junior JUg~ Scbool between noon and 6 S4995 , • t HIS YOUNG WIFE SLAIN UeSf pe0 er ! I DeNted ------ S ·Monday, April9, 1956: The Daily Sentinel dle-.-holders al each side of the ar· rangements. In the Hall, where rollnd and square dancing wa~ enj(.yed for the re!il of the eveiJID&, basket of jonquils and forsythia were used for decorations. Th~ mtl· ~ic for the dances was furmshed by Mrs. Lillian Ste1ff and m~mben> of Ray Fields' orchf':stra from West Virginia. During the evening guests from Gallipolis jomed the crowd at the dance . • AFTH IL\lZARD ln 24 days, &.nd this one in (entle t f) Aprll, covered th• New lllnltaJld taa.da<:&.,_ wltb Ice and anow, like uus ecene at N11wton, .Meaa. High Wlllda toppledl tbe pbae the IB ron~ , lAd cut oU I!<>WV to '""""' ot 1,000,000 Mau&cb~tll people. - a.--~A: �• - .t\)ge Two . · - Tuesday, ;A;pril 10, 1956 ' Daiiv Sentinel, Pomerov-Mi3dleDOrt, Ohio ~~==~~~~=~==~ The Daily Sentinel ' _,. REYNOlD 1!:. GREENI GEN . MGI . EDITOR On The News Publ ishe d t'\'t'r~· grf r'"t'O'·'r n,' (•p r Slll nl ~;· t,r Theo Utl!o Vodlt- ) Sentin l'l, Inc.~~ 110 :\!,,·h.ot. t· ~ - l' o ru ,-r"l . u H u.tn •· ·~ u ff.n phone J~B . tdrt m .d offr, ,. ]'h .. :,- :h j' .Enterf'd & 'i -~ .. r·Hnd , I,. Pom r·ruy Ohro . rtr Jlr'1 ---------------------------------- ". 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Mlllenkm• did not go In ' n1·i ta i11 2·00 will lllilrk onoll r•·r <~ lll·lr'J!T l •r rJ , .rl dr~tlr.,r :. l,,,r ;r-. :r1 1 t'''"'llli;.li .ird ·u 8 81it>!:il n( tir e EOV(•nmtf'r:: . ll f' 2:30 went itL<Jieart. i11 l1i~ rapudh· of 3:00 Wilh arr t·~IIVIIIt · l _l drii i• UI I IJ • " rll "'"' , -, , , ,., .!'l: ll r r•tr 1-:riT} 11'(' 11111 minisll'r for eJedrie power. sla· 4:00 bl\•rn li<llv to kr•o· p L rrr rr l!lr '<UIIi ' :•' •) rr<· ,,, ,,) ] , , .,) lli;!T lll<rko ·s forr ill How, as !be guest of I he Briti,~ h 4 :15 f':ODJ h· vl ·l.; ;~I ~ liiiH• ,\]ll'ft 1•11' IT< ,'J · ,•·ol . r lld III<JI'I' t·l'< l!l<llllil'<rl 1!!'11· Electricity Authority . 4:3{} dul'lioa j , :.ltl l l•ll l rrr rrn :rrr • 1' 1111 <lrwlltJII \\Il l l•.rli ' 1•1 l 01• 11 ·-1• ,[ li! HI<' lrrrrrl l l))r •-t,ll ··•· \ltllrrtr :1 go'lli'T il · ~11111Piifoll ;rrrd " ' " "' lll fJ II ' " ' ' iJ I< r , . GNrt~l M1kt5 Switch I 5:00 'T'bP prognuu ftw Malt•nkov and ~·30 ('Onlino,. I" ;w (' lilltr rl.r t •· an,]t, 1 1:r I r. 111 )"' ' lr ,1" . IIt• l , .,,,I uf -.rrrp/w•. h.is felluw nu.-. m bl'rs of a <li'lr~a f \\'(' !'IHtl rl lr .t\ 1' :111 lhl ll l )y l'f'<lllf'f• lhlt~r· 'ILI'fJIIr.o ' ;r ·~rr,· rrllunr l tJOn of Russwn £'ngtn('t-n wa,, Rnt r;•,r.::.~rdl•,.ss o!' wl1.rt l lr<· ,.. ,,_. ~ )IIIII 1.; 1' catduliy worked uu! II called I 6:55 ''ro nwnl rlm•s rrr rl,,. ~ n~>l "" rl ·roo . haus t lVt' an ex , and 1 is ine\1\:,drl•• Hri.ll t ho• f:rrru ~ r l or~d 9:00 t our o, electric powt>t· i · , 1 ion or till' n·bti,···h· n· ·:r r r,,~~ - ·· all over Britain. lO :OO will be v: • ~lh tlrf!'(·ro·•rt rrrrrlr !! ,:1 1 fOR TODAY ,:~M Bm Malenko\' llud hardly ow- l0 :30 · d wh en he took the ball awlly 11 :00 or We '"''"'tnll ':l r~·~tl millt•JJ " of ll<'\\' tb~ ~r r111e COP WOMEN TO MEET from Its hosl<:. He ~howtd no in. 12 :00 American mouth ~ P:ull ·'"'" ' I••· Lo, 1 am with you alway, even 1'hl' \1eii8 County Women'o The }nck Rose11baum's E~41'ERPRISI! WSWS TO MEET terest in power stnlion~ He has H! :30 spite eurr·eut dil'l'io·1:llw; im1,l\••d untn the end of the world. Rr.•pr.rhli('an Club will mee-t Sn!. Anrrounee Net.. Arril)fll . The WSWS -of t·he EnterprJ~ lert the orridnl pllt'IY Ill 1:00 tn tlespo~ing of 1· s .~ UI'JI Irr..(·~ n· Amen. tMatthew 28 :2Cl). urday April 14 al 2 p. m. in ·t he " EUB Church wJJI mel'1 1oni~h· at portnnlty to .c;ee onlinarv 2:00 broad . llll •rt• are hP:r"il_\ jloprd<rll·d I'R,\YI-:11 : De.1 r Fal lwr· in he a· Hulet Mai'lin. An open invil&tion Mr .llnd Mrs. Jack Rusenha1.nn the ·home <>f Afrs. Albert Brown, Pf'Ople, and ·to make them. like 1 2:30 areas Urroughuut Ill <' 1.1orld wllith Vt:"n. h~·IJ) tr.i IIJ IJvc 111 llw as~ur- is I'Xlendc.d to !he puh!ie to :~1· or Springfleld are announcing thf' Rnl'k Springs R.oad with Mi ss He has been mobhed lly friPndly 3:00 nrc woefully ~lror! nf Juool aud arwu I hal in Tl 11 ·t• wt• e11n put our tend. l'l'OWds 01 football games. hor~e 4:00 birth Df u daughll'r, ,r;.;a ndra !!:~ ,~ Eli7..:lhf,'-h Davis as leadi'r. \\'Nlnesd .. ,·, Apr"ol 4. ~---- - - - - 4 · 15 fihf'r, nnJ i1 ~l'l' tn s ct'r l<tin thai trust . \V, • c: rn r;· ~ t om faitih in · - - - - -.. - - - - - - - " races, faclorif's . fi e hns kisspd ba . · mm·p anti nLOr<' of the rtrb pro· Thy f•tern a l gnm l nr~~ und mE'rcy. j'Il(IW that Wf! may dwelt with Thel' <_;r·anrtpal'enh <JI'(' Mrs. Vli'IOI tme Rnsl'nbaum of is a bie.-.. patted thl'm on tir e heads 4:30 llariJ I('L'hl Ulld Mr .un d ~liS rr .. ·dr· grl"nt grandmother The 5:00 dul'lion of uur f:trm~ wil l lw wun l · l!t•lp u~ to livt· fLit' Tht't' here und f<>r~\'l'J'mot·e . Through J l'\~ 11 ~ Hu,l'nbatrllr of l'orlLeJo;- , Mr.~. Chnb haunf's also have three other oh;ld·· l visitf'd lhl' shops fi nd talked to Chrrst our Lortl . Amen. ren. Jackie, Rickie and Barbara housewives. boy whose hand he held A toldScots lrls parents later Wh<~to ·vo•t· h:rpf>~ ·lr, . rr , .. ,,,-,,,: r .1rrr 1111'111 ?Ire IH ol 11111.1 ]Ill ' l'ill'lt'lrl pRAY Eo U 1 .- __ ..---·· WHAT·- --- ---- • "( '. MAKES 11 he wanted to be a Hussian when grew up. 9:00 Also, Malenkov has 9 :00 a\•oided heing drawn into any troversial discu~sion . In tht• few lO:OO l0:30 speeches ht> has made, Malenko\' l1: 30 has saitl lillie more lhan thai ]{u~- 12 . 00 slans like Britons and w:1nt to be friendly with lhem. 12:15 ... In brier, Malenkov has matlc a prppag:tnrJisl. He i ~ jrL~t as riu1ch a Comn11misl as ar ~ Bulgnnln ami Khruhclwv . He j, dedjcalcd to the same philosophylo promole Com'mmrist wOrld com· inatton bl' one means or another. Mtk• UnbHdltd Attacks Bulganln and Khrushl'hl'v sttCCPss as a THE ET 11 . ue Here•s \Nhy the &I"Qine 1:ha1: s1:arted 1:he hlgh-oompreaalon era still tops 1:ha f'leld today 1 trl·rforulimc·•· 111 mnwring ••• 11!'1 ,,, brul.~ 1l1f1 standard• tll(' rt'l'onl.-. 'J', .. J:n it'r~ tlrt· With a hit.th in l'ompre&~on of Q,;:!:) In t ;uuf a fii 14trhwi'IIH'111 or J24 f'tlbie tiJIIIIt'. iudwll, tlw Hru·l..1'! pud.. !i 11 pt•ll'tll 1ww waJICip. TIIUE'S AN EFFORTLESS SMOOTHNESS that 1•·11"' you thi~ ont' iA a mufl ll' rt•i•·• ··· uf IHIIanCf! and pr•~l'i:o~h,n. ·Whnt'll fllt'lrl', tlri~ poh·c·r (llant•a bil'" bu~. ~~ohort-Ritnkn 1lf•~o~i~n '"''irl\1'1 Mlmrler piltOD. Ira,·•·! _!'~ .~~-. fri1:t~cm, \III'Ur 1llld lon~or li~tt; You11 ral'ely un the full230f bonepower undl'r the hood. 8ut you'U 10 for tbe Rock~l'e high torque-the Ioree that makee the wbeele go •round. Even at meclium. apeedrt. your toe can call a hl'lfty 340 poua.d.feet or torque into play -10 move you away from a light Or paea by any emergency. Add Jetaway Hydra-Matit>• and you meet Rocket actiOI!I at iiB smoothest. V)SI1 OUI IHOWIOOM 101!'AY1 Wo ;nvile you to "Bue the ROcke't" on the road. Y ou11 1et oat of the ordinary , 1 • into am Oltls! -.O L MO - - - - - - - - - A OUALI1T PIODUC11or""'ht M reu .., ..,._ - . ,. I PIISINn ., · •.• -- · - ~- - - lttt11tSDAY Slgn On 1'oday Coffee T;m•~Ding Dong Sehool l!ornle K::.\•acs Shov: Home Tennessee Ernie Show Feather Your Nest Cul'rt>nt Halls of Ivy Parson's Study Matinee Theatr~ Date . WIIh Lire M'""'er Ro vv n mnnc~s Queen f&r a Oay Aunt Dt'IQ Slww s· ~:00 6:50 Spo!U 7:00 Kukla, Fran & Ollie 12:00 T•,. hrr -~~•,.. t.el h•lh• r.-u•' M.w.... ••"" p.tltlon, tw-. ~. . . .obliM MltlrM. ,_ _. lklflr ... II a ... Nl~ht t.1t Artl plft. 1ft thP' ••hhl ...,,., -... .....,~~~~~. ,..., ...., ""'tnp ,.. • ..,:........, ••• Nip .............., • • , I J:00 Film . & Fancor " 1:30 The P'eminlne Touch s· • :oo ow.'"•'"' SAJ, APIIL 14 • ON NIC.rYI --'1 Kartoon Komi<'s ll~so N!!!ighbors u :OO 8:00 8:80 8:48 8:150 II L ..., 8 IJU 'f'ht> rhl'V}' Show Fireside TheatreCin•lf' Tl:eoa-1rre rO:a<J Mr. Dl.strkt Attorney 11-00 N('W! Jfe:~dli neJ ll 05 Wr>athercast 11: 10 Press ilo:t 9·00 9 :10 I ll:l5 II :30 Bud Wilklr..!. o ShGW Tonight' Hopalong Oass!dy B·30 Sport ~ E~Ye · 0:40 News Picture 6:55 Les Paul & Mary Fon 7 :00 D~. Hudsons ' Sccret 7 30 t k Ti e me : !1 74 B News Caravan :00 Streen Directors Pll, b ouse o 8 :30 F..atbct Koows Be.!it 9:00 Kraft Theatre 10:00 This ls Your Llfe 10:30 Damon Ru!'lyon ThParr• 11 :00 Headlines II :05 Weathercas; 11 :10 Press Box 11:15 GreateM Fights of Centu.n 11 :30 Tonight ., 6 :00 ° Aflenroon Film Festival Hlc)(ey Mo11~e John G. Wlteattey News Wearther Sports ,__ THURSDAY 12:W Kzrt.oon Komics 12:lJO 'JamboreE' l:Ob FUm & l<'attcy ..M. Slater 2:SO The Feminine Toucb 3:00 Af-ternoon Film G:OO Mickey Mowe 6:00 We~lern 6:30 News 1\ '1':00 Kukla, Fran & 011 ie Mickey Mouse · 11 · to m tcmu , • tl' !HI t11m1 QJtriiiS8IOJAJ. DII11tltl'fl, So"'--- ---- lloo\lon, bportarrt. poi!Jl\:141 ol ...,_. ol CollgNfl• You hlyt nleo\ed • a.....-.1 tlal•• an! 1 h&'Je E:lven to ,w ~ w our .couDtr, t.h• beat eerdoe t.hl.t I o01.1ld 1'0••lbl11S:va• I • now tbe ~~ lnl>er ot b _ . ur1 Heana <Dm1tt.ee1 whiob c:o-lttea ot D:l~llr" tile .,n Nl.,. ,,.. ~ • ftppcr\ t4 • arroert..noe~~ Wo:rltt c;rond1t1omr ue auch that the hri. tJtt..enN ot our ooWJt17 dGill4 t.bl MlTiDel 1 !he tree!~ u ~U181l. ·~" -.n. ll :lO Preu BOA 11:15 Bud Wilkinsoo Show I tball appno!att ,JOur •uwort• - ,- 9:00 9:30 10:00 10. 30 ·. 11 :00 11.05 , 0.0 You fl'Ust Your Wife 1'P to the m!Qu \e News Late Show , 4 . 15 S-, ,_ - - --; 5;::;rct u , • ., pastor of the Eoterpme EUD Church oHici.atmrg. Sprt1al muSlC was provlded bJ Fritz Buck, organi.l;.l. Burial wu in Rock 8Driap c-emetery .and pall ~ren -wen! pnyer. Paul Reibet, Be.n Spencer, Wi:ll· A •hort busjneq teaion waa ard Wilson Yt-ed Clark, Qrvl~1 1e f beld and the minutes o the pr. B•• r - and c- M"-h. Morning Star Church • "" ·~ eviow. meetJna: wert rud b,- Min Coming from out of town were Ethel Garland. Mra. Edna C&rletoo aL ,.._ and -'""'"· p erry DaVis, ... u. . To Hat~e Rflfliwl Meet who baa Men absent for some .and Mrs. C)"'Us Atherton.. )k-. time due to illneu wu ..elcomed. and _, ...,. Paul Ar·•-. __ .. that Rev. ROC«'HBitb.op '- 1n:J" -~. ~>JC .um there M t.amlounced eet The proaram conaiattd of hiJ:bM-. Clareoce p.,.~ . "-. ODd ' 1 11' 1 • w · ''" ~ 1 liiU "'-·· ' t•~ ot-• 1wo~-hgbU of travel by the following, "~n~.111 - . c•-lea .no:vtva mee - nd .-.wn .,, · ...... Yrs . John Da·•o. •• maA ril 18th ruo•m · _ .eocb " A trip to Florida" by Jli5l oo:l P a 1 y ....k; B-·~oo '"' . Mr. a·• '"" Mrs. Arthur nirbt tbru SuDday April 2Ith. A, thr~ daKays touAr .~ Ntoew.,._ or Rou!!h md MR. Lola Bohlen all The meet.i"'• will ~nat 8:00 P. c ty, Mw rr; .. ~p -osu of Columbus: Mri. Ida Mae Gard........ City, Mrs.· Nellie Traey; and A n« and William Funk. 5 ,_... M. each eveniQi ai t:be rl(.crnj,q: •"--- h t•· d -~ St-·B Ch·-ch _.,_ _ _.,• RD. monthtr tnp ~o~uuug and ..... • ·bert F·-• ... Ethel1111:'GweJt Ia-"'an "'-ove "-"' .n.r~o ...... ..UA 01......Lu,.,., ,- ...... -~·YJoU ....:.u bt- Rev. oortbwest. Mila ar UY<aouster. _.,"' a.a- -..-... KJ:trad.s from the Ohio School - - - - - - - - - - - Ridl.ard llit.r:hetl P..tor of the ma&az.ine 00 "What are teacben" . EUB CDuub in Atbenl. 'J'Ibere was given by Miu Marcia Karr and tbe ~hool teach~r•. afttt wb1ch wiU be speciatl mWiic eech _.. Mia& Emma Seitz read 1 parody on 1the M1zpa~ benechcllon cooeluded ing. The public is iavited. -------------------------- r.,.,:!d~ilo~r=~Pbo.=::llDO~I:::244::::;::_____..;:::;;________ II lAND IOOSTIItS TO ELECT 0 Olflcers and In--ltalled when the Baod Boosters •, Auoclltion meet. Mo...,y evem.. I at 8 p. m. at the Musk Room at Bonnie and Bobbie Rousey who Middleport Hl,eh School. Mn. Geor· re~ide with their great grandmoth· Be Childa, Mn. Bruce Uoyd and 'r• "·s ..... · C · E· P""ples .....' w••e _. g•·ven A party homecoming Slep~lol Mn. Cheater Erwin will Cive the .h ., 0 f •·pt•- t ••· 1 ~m e r ' es .... ........ a "" .--.... e- Halley's 2nd birtllday wu numlnatiai committee's ---rt at Churc•'' of c•·,· t 1aot Wed· Saturday fl'om 2 till 4 at "''· ~vY ._.. s nAtO tbe bustaeu IUMUDi and '~....plan1 will 008day - ·e ·ng loll 0 w·' "'• m • •~.. th e r e- at Cheshire. be made . for the annual Junior gu-l~tr services. Prizes were won by LuallDI Band party, Mrs. Gladys Gibson is visiting Intosh and Pamela Wabbuna. · Dallas T .,• w J'h .h er 500-in• lee cream, cake, mint.s were CIRCLI TO .NTIITAIN Im and •d ex ght _ ved. Pla&tic horna and candy' aw au er, Mr .. a nd Jl'..>.u. The Rutllr Clrc:le Baptiat Mls•· a~"--rt H · (F G'"~•wu.:: ennau ranees IU!WD) aa favors . ioaarr Society will entertain the She went at this time to see ·h er Guetts wen : Katbey aad Esther Circle Tut1111y eveJrinK new gra-nddaughter. Jo Clark, Luanna Mdntolh, April 100.. The meetine Will be ·Mr. and Mrs. Chari• Ca-lkins ela Wabbum, Billy and Bath hetd at the Rltine Bapti.lt Cburcb oi vi&iled Bill Vaughn, Treva •• his Columbus mother, MTs. C. E.Sunday Peoples.with Holley, Hackman, Dout~lu Uttle, AlexLyDD Lee ba Mr. and &Ira. Kenneth Lawson Holley. of Columbus were weekend 'I!;Uests Adu1ta: Mrs. I.,e Clark, Xn. Wm. uf her parents, Mr. and.- Mrs. Little, Mrs. Richard YJushn, Mrl!l. Pme Hawk -aDd attended the Charlotte Grueser. Neutzling·Wippel wedding. · Th# •lm•t of tid ;... h li.JitJ UU. d io otM. Mr. aJJd rMrs. Fred Rosenbaum SUI• oj Obio _.. .,;u ,_ .... .u,,.u, U... wil6 • ,._ arc visi·ting in Sprlnw;field witb Peruuylllfmia Man their son and daughter-in-law, NEW ISSUE Celebrate. Birttulay Mr. a-nd Mrs. Jack Rosenb.aum and f-amily . The ninety·fint birthday of Mr. -and Mrs, Art·h ur Roush of drew Young, New Clstl~. Pa. WU Columbus were weekend guests celebrated at a family dinner SuDof her br-other-in-law and liister, day and the guests iocluded bit Mr. and Mrs. Carl .Mitch. son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wickham attended Mra. C. R. Young, Middleport. Otha meeting of the Deputy Club of ers we-re Mr. and Mrs. Vincent District 13 'held Sunday after- Young, Erie, Pa., and Jad: Young, noon at tho borne of Mrs. Ethel who was the weekend boat of Mr. Arbaugh, Tupper!!. Plains. and MNr. C. R. Young. On their way ' n.rr. and Mrs. Elmer Ebersbach back to Midd.eport they stopped ' and Mrs. Harry Go1.fried of Pt. for a short time to visit Mr. and Pleasant were :recent JI!:Ue.s~ of Mrs. DoUJlU Young, Youngstown. the former's aistcrs·, Kat~ and Anna Ebersbach . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross and Forly·Eigltth W eddinll sun Waldo of Columbianoa were weekend guests of her parenlll, Anniver1ary Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson, GROWTH WITHIN GROWTH Rev. and Mrs. WaldD J. Bartels. MTS. R<lss a voc:al teac-her, present Sout.h Third AvE<nue, entertained Pike Natural Gas Company is a new CO<DJ'211Y ed a $olo .at the FCderated Church Saturday to celflbrate the FOrty. eighth wedding anniversary of her SWlday morning. in the dynamic and growing natural gas industry. parents, Mr .and Mrs. Frank Hysell, Formed to fill the strong demand for natural Rutland. Other guests were Mi.ss A nickel isn't supposed to be as Birdie Haley, Pearl Hysell, Mr. and gas in the Pike County communities surrounding good ·as .,a dollar, but it'.s a safe bet Mrs. Marrin Woodard and children , the new atomic energy plant, Pike Natural G:is Comthnt it goe,~ to ch u':'Ch more often. Joanne and Martin Jr., Leo Wood· tCopy. Gen. Fea. Corp.) ard, 1\fr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith. pany &pects to stan servicing customers in July. l ,u<'iiiP Bearhs Haw):ins. Pomeroy Sodet'V IStephen Ha..ey 1'0!\'lEROY SOCIETY HOno •ed 0 n 2nd wi~F~Ie~!ted s;rthday Saf. I :'"":::':":'~·------------------------~'=he::..._m_..::...u~"':::.· 7 dO 7·15 7:30 B·O"v l'l·OO n_'~" ., " 10:00 11:00 11 ·05 ·o rin Thomas f;uy Lombardo Ht•t; Skelton $64.000 Qu.estjon ' Class Aleli•& I . To help finance necessary construction, Pike Natunl G:is Com(I2Dy lias issued llo,Goo shares ol class A 11'0Cing common stock. This giw:s Ohio io•""'UJi cbe oppor· tunity to •hare in the growth of a "growth" company. The company is in the ideal position of having a demand before the ..pply is available ... a demand which will grow with the population. Engineering reports anticipate a nearly three-fold increase in the number of residential customers by 1960, with ·commercial and industrial use adding further to the company"a .revenue. • IS 1956 Population Non-heating QUITTING BUSINESS - fl :~o 9 ~ Jo • : • .11!: l>~dw~rC:~, .\or·\\ ,g: Pr(•~!nn nf Yulr'nrr Bob Cum~ings Show Climax Fot~r Star Playhouse Non-heatiog 13,2l0 14,000 '- 715 2,155 1,640 - - 2,225 2,!170 36 lO liO Heating 144 190 215 Total 180 140 275 InduStrial l Total Total Firm c...,.,... 1,200 1,900 2,500 3,000 3.300 CU$t0Jilet growth wu .,timared historical data ol similar oloe -ponies. Above tLtl• td.. fro• ;,fo,W,. frkJ wilh the FttkrtJ PtltHr Cll..,..s#oa aJ prep~~reJ bJ P..U M.JOIIts Asso&Utes, Mllllison..;u., Ke.Jwi]. *TIJree industrial customers have been secured since prepuatioa of report. ALL OF OUR • John Daly Warner BroJ. Presents Wyatt Ea"' Danny ThQ.ffill-:!1 Du!-'oPt Cavalcade Wallpaper' TV Ama ~ tur Boxing ON ALL .- ·P AINTS .. Single Roll 7·1."! .Tilhn Dlliv 7:30 Dlsneylsnd , i! :.SO MGM Parade 600 Good PoHerns To Choose From 9:00~ :fotasqu~r 11de PartY Regular Values to $1 .SO Single Roll Brea~~. ~ th e Banll Wed . Nltf lghtl! News Sports Heart of the City MANAGEMENT James D. Reilly, Chairman of the Board of Directors, is DUPONT c & Ollie 7.:00 Kultla. Fran & Ollie 7 :15 Joh11 Daly 7:30 Lone nanger 8:00 Bf.tty Crocbr fi ;JO Slop the Music 1:1:00 Star Tonight 9:30 Down the Road !C:OO Music from M:Eiad:o.wbrool 10:30 I Led S LtV'es ings permit, to pay an annual dividend to produce a yield of not less than 5% pet annum on the original public olfering price of the Class A Commoa Stock. . BIG REDUCTIONS lO:tS Film 11 :00 News with !\fare Jenning., U:06 Weather ' 11:10 Sports 1.1 : 1~ Ciot'Y Delecti'ie i 1l :45 Si~ Ort 9 :,,• 10:00 lt:OO ! 11:10 1• 11 :15 1,660 I~ DIVIDEND POLICY It is the intention oi management, when, as and if eun- "Choice of the House" .11:3() 10:00 1,210 19'19 Commercial I 10 :00 Arthur ~fr.t!Tny Party 10:30 Q\Jiz Kids I I :30 lJp-ro--the-M'inule Ne\1<~ 11 •05 1'h1!! l,ate Show 7:HI 7:30 8:30 9:00 4l0 Heating Total 1958 12,750 using 6:45 Jll 11,2l0 1957 12,000 --· FIRM CUSTOI\WRS a..idential TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS GREAT 4.30 Edge of Night 5:00 Luc ky B Ranch 5:30 The Ea rly Show 8:30 •••n StHk ANTICIPAJID NUMBER OF CUSIOMERS Lucky 8 Ranch "'h• ' " E.·•rl•• .. ' Show Your F:ss'o Reportet · Sports P11rade \V•alher.~a ~ ·" o· p atti p ~g~ Doug Edwards. New• Cisco 'K'-' Arthu r "'Godfr•".v 'll• "·o·· r. ,.,.o"n fhe 1\-'lillif'D'I·,,· .. rvt> r.ot o\ S"r't>' 20th Century Fox lJpiO !nt· Mrnulf' Nt>w Lat•.- Show Yuur Esso Reporter Bub Wagner Sport, •i 55 ~ eat herll\;jn .. 7:(}() Backgroun<i 1H111 ,. low ~ ,......, •f 161 ,. ....U ,. --m~ of 0614. PilE IATIRAL lAS COMPIIY 4 .· 30 E·'ge of N•"g l•t u 5:00 ""' ·.·to 6::10 4 6: 5 .,_.,., ,. " JIWD.., Amonc tboae from dtendiq the 50th weddiq ......,. sary cel•bratboD .of 11r. aDCf lin. Lee Myers Rutland Sunday ...-. . Mr. 100 MTS. J..ouU, Reibtl lh. Clara Gruater Mrs Wilma 9tobut llrt. Philip Snrith. Mn. Ellzabettl RM.hburu, lb. Anoa Reuter, Mr. and Jlnr_ Vart GrueH:r aDd f-.. ily, lfr. and Mn. llenn.Q Grueser Mn. Vlo<ent llmcleriok lmd d>U· drrn, MiNes Katie and Apw Grueser and Mr. IDd Mnf. EditroG Hart . Cekbraled 4:3(}..50 Edgr. of Night • 5:00 Lucky ('I Rancn 5:30 The Earl Sh 6 30 Y ow : Your EJ>So Repmter 6.45 Hob Wngner Sports Show 6:55 Weatherman ' 7·0() p.. C f .Pss on e-renc-e 7··· 1fi' Dour.c !Erlwal"d~ Nr>nr• 7::10·8:30 llighUslrts ~t the Greal ('S ~how o'h J'i!ai'Ui. · 8-tJO f>! -1 s·\ S how .rd11<..d S ;:,dHut~ · ~1:tJdl~pc..r1 Soctety r:duor - Funeral ~rv1ces ~ WtUiam F'r.;.nk: RythL-r Wt'Tt' held from the Ewmg Chapel Sunday <Jt 2 Pm. wJth -the Rev . Racer B1.5hop. JJ"eddla, ~, Cekbrvllollll ll.W 111,011 ...,.. Tob. .S.U telMJ.eotblc Jbllr em:HdtrU !or. tht ~· R:3o Ran~~ R;d:~rs Phone &078 The.Meig~ County R~llre-d Teachers A~alion met Saturday •I· ternoon (n the .ocial room of the Federated c:hureh , with Mia Mar. cia Karr pre.ideot , presidln!:. Devotioru were led by Mus £m. ma Seitz who had for b<rr topic, ''Faith and Ready" taken. from 1be Upper Room. followed by a readini "LeMrning to lin" and * Prllit.J7 llMt1oft to .,. Mld 1a aU U. / Gclu:ntle8 of Obio 00 lq 8UI ill • Yti'J ~ \ OM· to NOh ~ o:rt- wt,rt ot tbt Bfp'bJ.Joe• tll4 n.oa::rat. Pazou.. wUl at. tbat t1• 1.tet\ tho> , 4Widid&Ua 11t1o wUl !'1ft on th•ir ~l't fioket.l , 6:30 Spot'b £:~·e 6 40 New:-; Picture o , 5• L~s Paul & Ma..., Foro oJ:·on na.tt & Scruggs., Show 7·0o "1lhf> Huntf"t'" 7:30 Drnafl Sh::~re 7:45 News Car~van R:OO You Bet Your Life 8:30 Dragnet 9:00 People's Choice 9:3(1 Ford Theatre 10 :00 Lux Video Tb~atre 11:00 News Headliael!l 11:0~ WeathereR .... WIIDNI!!::S:=I!'-A:-Y:-~~-·-,-.0 K :-u"'"k,-.- Fr =-,-n lOCKIT SCOIII I!IOUILI VICTORY IN '56 MOIILOAS ICONOMY IUNI · --~-~-·· - .:.- ----•·-"-···""' · .,.. · -·· -·· '111111 MUSI""L. o "1M~ ADVIN1UIIIS OP MAaCO POLO'! o AN IXQftC 90...,. ·0 TUESDAY Kartoon Komit>s Jamboree Film & Faney The Feminine ·rout>h Afternoon Film Festival Mickey Mouse R.oeky Jones Newa with Marc Jenni.la'S 6:00 ft :OO 6:30 6:45 Weatber AN OLIISMOIILI QUALitY D I A L I I I - - - - - - - - - - !.QM11!.,9Y~ttl~ uo 1:00 2:30 G1·and Olte Oory Dinah Shore New~ Carava n WCHS-TV Channe-l l - .,? 12:00 7 00 7 31) 7 45 ~:::-:::=- 11:30 Tomgbt TUESDAY Jgn ?n-l"ra~·e:.o Captain ft:ang.'IJ'OO Garry Moore Arthur G•J-J fre Slr'k . R' h Y 'v 1_ e 11 J(· ulnml LadyLuvl' <lf Ufe 12:30 S h f ' To mohrrow 12 :45 Tehai'I.G:' _ .. e_ . U1.,. 1ng 1~Jg t 1 no 1 \<~f lr_~ KJ!l'hron I<W-2 UO A~ lht' \'turlil 1'urm ;:~g ~~~bert U. Lewis 1 3 .00 "fluus~~<Jrpy f : lt' ~tl,( ayo f 3.30 lluO lrosby Show 4:00 The Bright ~ r Day 4: 15 Se-cret -storm -~~----· -_ 12:30 KARR and VANZANDT MOTOR SALES ~ "'!'!.o"':-.!!r.o-. ,·...,....,L.. - -- - Matinee Date With Life Modl'lfn Romallces Queen for a Day Aunrt T>ru 9howHowdy Doody , lixpert Mouser ROCKET BROUGHT HIGH-COMPRESSION Cam~ra C<.tt>S to Srhool themselves ttfOroughly un1>opulari on their recent tour of South . o f t h e 9 00 s· WEDNESDAY . 11Ly T h ey a buse d t h e h osplla . d . h l,(overnmen l s wh Je en Iert·a1ne 9 ~ 00 (' J .~n On - -Pravt'.r them. by unbridled atlarks on other 10 : 0 .aptain Kangaroo GttJ'ry MOOJ:e counl1i.es, no t a bl y (h e Um•t eu·' Sl ates 10 :0 sn A ., I : .,.. rthur GDdfrey d B nn 1'1 an. 11:30 Strike Il Rici The Malenkov method is more 2:00 Valiant La,ty I nnd more •ua • SHOUS, 1n th a t 2 r• L ~u b t!:! 1 : ., it disarms 'suspicion. :l:ao 5 ov e f Lif,• Tb.ere Is stlll a greot deal of earch for Tomorroy, ., .45 The Guiding Light Oppo''.llon 1"n Br•·taln to [loo forth coming visit of BuJganin anti- 1 30onA f<Mi th P'~ Ki!<·h"n '·h ev. Th ey are go Inl( on A :·: !JO sRohet!rtWorld Tur·ns Kh rusuc Q L!.!w , 1 state mlsslon, as !I:UeJJts of PrimP 30 Hnli~ep;:uiy MJD,lster AnthOny Eden . They wiJ' ·:00 even have lea wi.lh Queen Eliza:~ 0 T :tr' llig P&yofl . of l he f am· ·3 BP'I ('rnsby ShPw beth ll, b1ood relallve 0 ity o£ Czar Ni'cholas II whom th~> _t~Th_" Brighter Day Bolsheviks murdered In cold blood 1.00 Sign 0n- f'J•ayer In a cellar In a ho11.~e In Ekaterin00 Captain Kanga roo bur where they had been interned ll .OO GurTy Moore Undoubtedly Bul,;anin and 1):30 Arlhur Gorlfr~ Khrushchev will o,fatcb their step :30 Sl.rike it Rich while they are in Britain, both in 00 V<~l ia nl Lady their ofticfal talks and in their pub· 5 Love of Life appbrance·s 'u Sl'ar·ch for Tomurru 10 But if they meet with no ho!!tiln The Guid'ng Llgtit demonstrations, however careful 00 Katie's KH ·ben they maY be-, lt wUI be due In ,Kreat 30 Love Slory plrt to Malen11:ov. 2,00 Robert q. Lewh 2:30 .Housepai1J• ~ , 00 The Dig Pa}-·orr Bob Crosby S·huw 4:00 The B1·ighter Day a: 1:J Secret Sturm ET~ ' T~E CurtPnl - Howdy Doody Soldiers Of Fortune (J :.10 Sj.oOrt.oi f .ye 6 4U New~ Picture 6 ~5 L ~· ; Paul & Mary Ford Sll81~ jll'•• 30 • Meigs Retired Funeral Services Teachers Have Held Sunday For Meet Saturday Frank Ryther The Daily Sentinel rot:~ 6 00 10 30 ErniE" Ku1 il l',; S!" "' Vnlt•d Pr..s St1ff CorrMpondtnt 11 00 nome Russia·~ G.-orgl M. Maleukov has 12:01 Temlf's.st•e Ernll' lf'Vf'loped into a Ot'W kind uf Mos. 12:30 Feather Your :";est l ·OO rurrnt row menare during hi> CU/Tcnt visit to Great Brilain 2.00 Star Shuwca'l.e It might a,.; wt•l! IX' s.-icl franklr 2 :JO Pars-on's Study th.sl the pudgy formf'r Soviet prl'· 3-00 Matinee 'fhE"alre m1er has madt> ,a hit . 4 :00 n ate with L!ft: Not only has he 111arle himself 4 :1.5 Modern Rornanf'es popular, but undouhredly he has 4:3D Que£'n For a Day IJelped lu lak(! the ht•at off the 5 :00 Aunt DI'U ShoW Kremlin's cmbarras_.;ing pl ight i n - - - -·--~ its attempt to debu nk Jost>f Stalin B·. "'"' WEDNESDA.,. and dis<'laim rom]Jiidty in h i.~ 7 w00 Sign Toa·ayOn. mao Y er1mes. 0·00 Coff~e Time Malenkov a!so has ne:pcrl ma. lO.·OO .......J teriallly to eas~ the wuy for Prf'- IO.· ao Din< Don< Sc:, '"' Ernie Ko vacs Show mier Nikolai A . Hulg<urin and II:OO Home Commuuisl P arty tt'atit·r Niki1a S. 12 :00 T{onnessee Erole Show Khm~l-ll'hev , who ar,• t<.l !IJTil't~ in 12 . 30 BrHain on Apl'il lA. l .· oo ~·e al~er Your NP.st J I ~ S1gn Of TudoLV l0-00 I The Chan :~i~~~ Farm llitlure TUE ~oQ AY 8 ·.5.5 7:00 Middleport Garden Magazine Carries Club Meets Monday Article About The • At Hennesy Home Middleport Pool The lrliddleport Garden Club "Water, water everyw-here but Mwl-day aft~.-............ at ,;,.__ · 111.1 sWtmmmg'· Is tn~ ntle ot an home of Mnr. C})Jrl~ Hennesy <~rtide about the M;ddleport Muni wlbh Mrs. Gar~n Slansbr.rry pre- dpal Pool which appean in the rtdiDI in t·h e abs.ence of Mrs. Max: April Uurue or "Ohio Clti~ and Rfi,ler presideot. Eighteen mcm - Village!" pubtuhcd by the Ohio Mfs were present and Mn. M. L. Municipal Lt!ague. F'rencb had ·t be program. She Themu or thiB $pl"ill'~ issue is r-ead a paper oo "SprinR 1<~\owr:.ril" "P11rks an<! Recreation" and the and .Ill'$. C. 0. Fisher exhibited al'ticlt- IS written by We.slt<y Bmt z an arrangement of 111napdragons con.suUmg (>ngincer LanrsiTIJ !lDd jonquils in a pottery contain- ~i{'h. who (!('signed the local er. pool . Hi!i writeup on tbe pool Dlrte of the non--compet·itive sta-rls with May 5 1950 whu. Sprlna: Flower Show wHI be an· Judge Cedric Clark slaTted a nouoced tater .and t·he show will movement for a pool and the pa.sabeo 'held at the Public Library. in.g or ·a 25 year bond issue for The annual picnif will be 'h eld at $75000 t-o finance the pool which Lake Hope. Mrs. Hennesy served opened i-n 1954. ' assorted eandies to the members. -----------'-Wolfe, M·iddleport; Merle McMEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Clre, Pomeroy. :Admitted ·M onday: Lynda Rothgeb, Che!Jhire; Lilli~ B. Callicoat, NAMED BY COURT lteedsviUe; Mn. Cl-ay Jordan, Th& Probate Court reported toCo<penter. day t-hat Aona Wikon, Pomeroy, DhH!har'ged: Betty Kline. Pom- RD, has been appointed as admill" -eroy; Step'hen Hof!man. Chester; istrat·rix of the estate of Dale Lynda Rothgeb, CheshiTe: Joe- Rooe. WSAZ ··TV Channel3 BY CHARLES M. McCANN Na: wn.1l Er.lv {' rl t~mg rq!l<'~' n· .~ rr vr . 1\ u ttll ~cllL 11: :n:kll1. ln ... 343 Lu.ing l u!l t\lt· \''" ) ,,~ r·,-~ lu, \ ' \' Su/J ~n:ptton t!l~ •-· 1). J:1• ·' 1 l•t r· •''1"1<'1" ~h !'r'f' av: rib l:ll' 30 n·ut, ,Jt!r Wt•t•k tJIIt' )<·iJr 1n "'h -'' '1 ' J l I ir. llai11 S 1 ·n ' •no •! off :n• . :> J:', 1,0 six month.~. $7 i.IU. t il •• ,. ,,, ·•·J, ."iJ 9l) t1, rn" ' "r r ., lltt' '.l' h •·r· av<~ i lahl e ~Jnl' 111" 11' 11 '!,. J:, .. ,r •'1"' )•.J r $.'!, -., x lll -'. rih., , !:L!5 ~hn .' m"ni~l'i. $::~50 : r• n•· rrr •dr;. 'i!_ c. 'TELEVISION GUIDE Commentary DEVOTED TO INTrR E"STS OF MEIGS - MASON AREA RICHARD S. OWEN Tue«doy, April 10, 1956 fhe Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio l Sale! ALL Sale! ALL POTIERY DECALS 10~ price -ALL SALES FINAL- ' • AS 46 ,COURT StREET, GALLIPOLIS. 0. " pkg. vice president and general manager of Hanna Co'!~ Co~ a division of Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co. Henry G. Jepson, President and Director, is president of Schenk, Jepson & Co., general insurance agents of Wheeling, W.Va. Harry L Brown, Secretary and Director, formerly was office Jrulnager for the P. & 0. Construction Co. in St. Clairsville. I. T. Newlin, Director, is executive vice president of the Fint National Bank of St. Clairsville. N. D. Linger, General Superintendent, has been associated.with various firm• in the natural gas indumy since 1927, including experience as con.uuction eagin«r on the 22·inch pipelifle laid into Oak Ridge, Tenn. PRII CIRCUlAR • PRICE: $5.00 Per Share The Ohla Cmnpany Offering Circular on Requ...t 51 N. Hlah Strellf, Calumllus I 5, Ohio I r------------------------ The Ohio Ell Company I om a r-.sident ·of ()hie. Please tend the drc~ •ith details of Pike Noturol common stock to: INVESTMIINTS Member of the Midwest Stock E.:chonge 51 N. High St. Columbuo 15, Ohio CApital 1-4431 '· . . . . . . . _ .. . . . . . . . . . . . Gos Company's ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .u Gats A. voting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... I .................--·-·-··· ..·· ........................................ · - - · - - - - · - - · · - · -................. _ .................... 1 �I • ..";;.:;'"o:;P;.:Ftl.::•:::";_;; ·'·_ __:_·-::=. - - - - - - - - The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohic --- _ ___ MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY Panthers Win ()ver Racine _:__T_e.~ aDJ -~5---0~Pomeroy Nin(· Tul'lls Peartt Game AsTt.eissSiwmsPitthingWares 1 Pll!('f>d !J).· the J.1!1dl.IL.g ;a/i,J IJJ ' tine of }X/Uilg t'h,.,J,t- Tl,Lt~'> 1',, p llffit'l'O\ l't~nt 1 wrs lut.~k .. S1 1 •' CJ~ion ~vr·r ltu· HJ.otl<<~" 1"1•1 11.>•' ••· lasl night "" lilt' k 11 1 111 ,. '"'''' Tbt'iss ht·l d thf' T0111;.o du n 111 u11l. f eur hIts, strJk.itrg uul J5 b;tltt 1· -• 0 '·I .• DOAI a.~o u;r.;!tlu a lt•UJ.! ~~~~~~~~-I I' ll •• Wn two men on in lht> fuurTIJ 111 ning to 3<'t'()Unt f Po .,r lhn·• "! ti l' m('ruy run~ . Tht' P;ln lhrr - pl.l\ !'il <H J" f.-.-1 ball afn•lrl m bark t•f 1'11t·l" 11 h" ~ • .• 1 ., h nau o p1 r out 11f SC'If' • •I I·'''' • · 1 10 11H' f':u.1· !ll ll l ll!::'· IHIT 11.,, !iUpN'nw wiH1 h1~ -.tt ikr 111111,11 l.arr) Ta·l. '. I\.•t 11..:. 01 .<:.·t nr I 1·u lor and w.1 ~ thl' los r11 g hurh •1 \llll1,. P(lmf'rm nms werr s<·ull'tl :q.:-1111 · tJ_ · rr , IS u et.ng~. 1Hr t IH!u .rlll h•· ,J 8f<rVcd a b (' ,, ('' r:. I I' SJII(··· l' fl"111 fifl.Jtf'd Ill \hi' ~1'<1:'"" r,,.,iJ.,,,I tamt•crn t ••h• •T I Ill· J,,, t •f 1·,t I rarnt·:. :111.! -11111 , 1•' , .,, I' 1 •h f'rs ' \ II t. l ,t ::1 · 1, 1 . 1 10 u •• filth lim• in lh{' hi~torv II~>• Raci n.t pAik th.ol a ball tllm Off. Reg. IPrrttie e . d r/ , T.O.l' f~\.'Tl.I:F. K~· FP - Till' Ni·W I Ihr.N• fr<Jmt":'l fnr thf' Giant~ Unll \urk '<" Oll ., 1lUI:> 1try u..-rr .th f.' sui ferll"t.l the IO~>!i He ~avfl up sl." '-' u l'lt' lt-land !••, .... aevf'r JJllll~ Bp- hn ~ Uleludine: a three-r·un rally that .._~o&UU,I, par' ·nt tlwn 111 !h f' 1954 '" n or 1ll ~-- st>t1t tlw T111Jt' out in front . Ill':; •"l'IDS tQ L~ ..,, ru ·1· · Tl 1 ""' '"'• n 1 I J'our··t· II:' tn~~COI't": 111 thf' !tams' spioing truinln-a a,,. .. ,.,,,,.,, 0 ,, A 032·1~~ 6IOO '"b ~ • uv-vvv II'S New York N 200002000 4- 7-U Th Uuli . - r ~ 111.n~ ~trri"ed hPJ'<' Ioria~· S!'ore. F1·1ler 6 and Hcgan: Woror I e n('~t lo th C' IRs! ~illl r t.' o.f Lhington. Rid:ci.k 6. W1lht'lm ·8 and 11Wt'XhlbiL10nseroeswJthlh···,., • . westrum . wr -Segre. · LPW ort h lng~· nn.JJ !Jurnstormln" moll's :.IIlii the• T 1 b ,. ton HR Harris NY. Thompson NY. J'J Je roug 1tt wtth 11 the •.p,·ln," . · E Vf'r·s ( 1e. and ll t·gan l'l e . 1 1 1 I r rnP 1 I t< · ,.,.q I tl l' Jll j' I ., Pike Natural Gas Stock Is Offered \ •r ""• n•,· I I "' .arrd -dnug htt<r, C<~ttt.Jt• . wlrn ln•t• Bm·rwsvil h, we.n• .t: trl•);ls (If 1·o- btives and frionds here Sund11v Mr .tt.nd Mrs. Jtlhn ~kint'!>i . fk·v-, • sun "SJ.OTTID TOIIGHR AIIMOIUIIR t;, Its ' ! g N!y. vi~it<'cl Iunm•r n1· 1ghhor, this pust wt•ckend. Mr. nn·,l Mr ~ n_.bnt Co:tt ~ and claughlt'l", Chnsllnc. were 1n HunLington Sallmluy to a\ll'nd the annuaJ Narcissus Show there'. Rel_ativC's ond fl-iends of Mrs. Walter Ha)th wt.•nt lu J·,l"kROtl 1' 0·,·~ day to atte-ncl her funeral ~rvke'> They included David Jonk'1ns and his ~ister, Mrs. Frances Dcarhs, who w.e re comins of Mr Hayth, and Mr. and Mrs. Sidne)l T . Rus- *' Mll.ll 01' . 8• urrr · ",.. ...... R -'UT,Q (0 sell and daughter, Myrna. Mrs. ft ••o f!!. ~ St. Lo~u:'~·~t~5~8:~,~F.:·•~.<~I~M:•:ado~w~,~N~~Y~.l~~'11=~P:o~m~e~r~o:·~,~O~h~i~•~· =l~~~~~~g~;~~I' &;4 · r IX I I!F a=< JC 1 ~g M Pressure Canner Calhoun Wins Unanimous N01l Over Ja£·k tabua Mondav Nite Gauge Testings Being Offered NF:W YORK llP llrHI••f•· .o\1•d ZOi h S I I<Li~·lll mlddlt' WI'I ~', I Hnrv l";dhoun 1 ~ 1m pruvin~ so fa 'il th,•t ··~···n hi~ vw f1 o' !11 pit I I ') Plllldi.IIJ: J(, , 11 •l1 ~, Jti•er l•>llb• rl lt\\k 11 ••tl ~~ 1 1m· · ~ 11 11d ~:• II , _ a l•tll t• April iR pt1P11sure t'anoer and · ,. ,,~ht!1uJtl 'r 1n · 1111 1 ,,, . lli"Vt"r gauge lt'stln.-. for aceuracy aDd '~~•'- 111 !l'•lui,J, . d l'. ••n•! tl1 1 u•ul l' ~- afety. month, Mr<;. Gellf'VB Nolan . t·x IJt r it·Jr l"t•(l I.J•lHI:t bome demonitr~tlon ajfent f"POJ"led Jal·k•e Lah11a ,f t-:a~t :\l t!ullclw., Jn ll1t> l•;w ll1 nnmd. 1\.dbnun Mrs . NolAn pointed out tbtt ~ N Y: • Mondav nlg/11 m a wldelSJ'· ~eor1•t! tlu· onh kn ul' ltiiiiWtl of !Mt• wre canMr" Ahctuld hft.,..._.~lpring ~t>lt>VIsf'd ! tg ht 111 St Nichnl:ls IIJ! hl •l"ht·n Ill'~ au..;Jot lnlluu With lhOUtie "leanmg, ilso,and that n(ety trren<~. the hRrd·pnn~·hin g bul .~t•fl · ' ("lllnrhJUJ.l t• ;! ht 1, 1 tht' hea(/ valvPs. 5afety ROUges Jaslr.ets SpHken kJd from Atlanlo , r.a .. <'fln I :lhau'., !{li!V•'~ ~Hrr•h lqm h"•l 1ht•ll shmdd bf> cbN~ked . Also' the bottom cedC'd only that "It ~n~ ll tough r ·_11 1va' ~ntl h(• .rurnp t·d ttlttf'k!y to of the canner should be eheeke4 fight." h1 , h•!•t . hur lh ft•r-t•f' \lurk C•lun for pltw along wJI.h the ed,-es of But Lnbuo w~~ mud1 /IIOl'('o tulk - f,l.,., rl hiiFI 111 1-illf' t!w nw nd,Jt•rr.i' I hi"' rannPr, whirh might allow ative. t'l ;,l lll 'llll"l\ 'sh .•am to escape. "J'vp hl;'en In wt:h .~ unw f"ll"t•!!v Sh'-' sllitecl lhat eonners may bl' t01.Jgh fighters but nonl' I'V"r h1u·t t•h•anrd with ree:ular olqmlnttm me like Ou1t f'11 lhoun" ~:wl 11H' rleaner and three r.f!l'() (Nnenessl handsomt• Nt'w Y nrkt•r wl1t• ltu~ siN•! won! . Shf! pointed out that ~rade-d punches w1!h sut"h rPn••wn ('Ourae scouring padR or cleant'r ed battler! 11~ f:!l Tunll'l". WrllrL' will <'HI gro~a ill the aluminum Pastraoo nnd Juhnn .\1 Sulliva n. and cause lt.>akagt' of steaJ;p. "He's ,str11n11 !Is :1 ht~ll'" t.uhu :1 l'loil iH I•·lpiFI 'I N 2 no~lon A An.vo nt' who wishes to hav! 1 added, "and UJU"t• h!• )(·;u·ns 11 I I • IIleu· . pre~snre t411ge ('hecked, MrJ. J;r l ll L"I(Hutrt N 7 ~·us hin ~ ton \ 1 1 1horten h Ls pun·(.'hl'~ lw \ .l{oin 1: 11 11'1 nl!! 1\ lil No•w Orl~·ans ~A o Nolan !>luted, may bring them to be I!Vt>n 11 h<'1t<'r f i~hlr t·" l!i l , Mdw ,l llkt·•· N 8 flrookl\•n N 4 the I'Xlcnslon office, during April Calhoun, who wPidJt•U l"IL·I'•·IHml A li New Y.,) 1k N 4 Thill will ullo"' tl~ needed fpr UN POUil\l s to Lnhu:1 '.; l.'ifrt~ W11n h,, rt•nu Ir, bef ore canning time. tims are sini!!Hi g h1 s Jl!'<tl't ' After bla)"; llng h1 ~ w;~\ lo ~ unan1mous I0-1·•• u11d u~{·t~lll'll ml'l" • llayth was the molhel in bw or lhe formet• Donna Ruth Hus!':(']J, Mr,s. Roberl lf:l)l h Mr. and Mrs Rob(trt lla yth, Columbus, were , weekend guests at the RUS>Il·ll home and s he attended the Spring Corlcert given at UH~ lligh School Sunday when M~' Til<l Hu .~·.el l recmved her senior m(•d:ll and nward . Mr~. Canit' Doddridgl' b n mcd ical patient at Meigs General Ho ~pital. Mr. and Mrs. t~ toyfl Barcus and chiJdren, {3onnie Jean ;wd 811!:.;, Columbus, an1l Mr. unci Mrs Raymond Ri~gs, Zanrsvdk. were wceli;end guests of Mr all(l Mrs . D E Miller. lrf'r Mrs. Glar!ys Wt"i ghl u"d daughter, Mrs Mar-jory Eam, and tbe latter's ch1ldren are Inin g in St. Petersburg, Flu , where Mrs . Eans'is cmploy rd Ll'> be;~ulicltUI at R1•fh's Beauty Snlon . Mn L•"" Gcth '" d retcnn· l homt S4WrQp~ .~".Jl~~ ll[b;r a yj~ It with her s1st ~ r aOfl hi'01het· il1law, Mr . HnJ' Mr~. Fred LeWis ltnveoswood, and their family. Thursday Mr. and Mrs, I.Jewis and ~r s Gothard were in Gullipolis to !ll- inl'B Doh Johnston, Cbal'lf!S Llst· C !toney . Euaeae ROUtlh, t John Wolff· 11nd (;eorij:e Sa)TIP . CORA GILES and \\ 1 .Jit ;u. 1 il l f"hr~h l t(• c~ l lf- t ! 1111 '•l • S A \\' )'1111 \r · 1HI ~ • \1 1 It It• <d ")),. · . \\ 1!:. 1\{1 , I l•r:.l "'flo!" l" Ill Th,.J nu. I .>n t 1 II-· MY"~ !"11"111•" \11•11 1• ~~~.1 f.H!Iilj /L' [;' M,· ~IJ • I \IT ~ Jl ..!..-•1 I ,,,.,,, lilftd .-lrdo! .'"f'll ~~ I' ) I, I o j"\IJII~ pn ·•· " l,-1 In "'''' f, 1. .. \: ui(Jil } d!l!() I L I ~~·r:- o•nd !;<t •·~t( nf )11. 1 fMI+'fl], ;.. 111 t "tr~ ll~rl q .J,.t 111, 1, 11 f:, ' '' ' I " ' •' " ' .t 1 . ' ,, ' ' 1',1 j M.. ~'" lli-1 >1 1 \\tT-k Mr \\ )> .t 1 J,, '"" 1"1 WILLING WOIKEIJ ll<IJ F'ranklin intertained •nl·1 m .. n :!H·l " uf thf· Wtllin& Workers , ~ o1 .11 1"1:..- 111 ht·r hornr· on Tursday, r,) ,, \ld lll Al"'t :-t . ,.,.,t\1 M r~ lilll)niO"nd Dar· I""" t. l11• r. ._. . ,,....Ill •~ A r+-rorl was ~~:h· rn '" rl " · tl•·· ,1\.,,r, luf llw Junior ))l'piirl • ll , lw :l t lllt'!LI IL~''i l•.-t-1< urJered. &liO Mr , LIOIIIS 11 ,, • , I '' ,J, ~\•1111 ' ~.htll 1.1. " k ~ ~,.~ ' ' "I"" ' ,,,, lin J ll<lw ..,].,,. .' lwl o! : • ·' 1o1 1 :------------""1 • , I ~~~ 1 Mr s lt:O}Illfl/1 (1 f h ! IJIII .'l/1 lJ.IILI I nullllit'd llo. '" ' lol '·HI\11> [,, r .. I rl;m~h!(>j' li:l;•ll:fJ":J 11f ~lllr"} land, !I•I•J r l ] lhi'Jr ..... f' IIT I •> l l l l \ 1 1 ]oofl l n •l unu- 11 hon .. · Fn d.>' 11 fl,•r ~ 1,.. 11 rt l'rll ,:l •'" ' 11 ,. aJ.., '""""ll••d lhul •·u! 1ng f:.-~~((·r 1-:n·u• 11 , 11 V.>lh hf•r pill • fu 111 nt •·•ll ,j,, j ,j , , 11 ·~ I I<" I I Ill• . \lr ,:1/lfl \lr ~ Jl h: ( arJ JJ ,f IIIUII ' h /ul ' \ I • \ ' " >ll.l l hlll~ I M•o; .~ t·t: 1 ,. Mnrn.~ :~nd )< 1.11 I lo~w , t - [· om lh•· J'_, d,·n I II~ l l ub ("hl"~'r·t· <11ld \Jr~ Alu· l' I{.,Ju-s-n!l "' ,,. I Jon,., Fn••·lw• .1t"11l )!"tt-t·r ··nd r1a:H'hlrr <\nn c-~ I J.•d 1m M• • ro.l o·ll'~ .. · r~ ]'1• , r·fll•· I .,.,.n l\!·1 th ' I I \l~trn ~· "•i ~t'r \lr ~ 1". ~I "'""!d V :n i t•l! H•!lll [lu,k "lu ·u lit~( I Sun,kr ~~r ~ \ ' mm J~ i .~ r•·r'U\lloll '~ / frum a n •t'tlll tllOI"'l'> I \f r ~h· a nd ~1r:; D:.IP Hu -.scll ;1n1l t wo t·hddnn ,,r l"o!tunbrl~ \\t•rt · E;..~h·r ;!II• .: .~ '' ' h1~ p:rn·nl s, lfr. an•l \I ;-. l1iH'" 1n Jtu ,,("]! .IIlLI \J r , r , :~u~tll•· • l m~n ;~ n d ; H J·. t :Jrl ;:md , ~f r , J;u·,rr,~oud Ch:> p· r!..:ugrlli•r J: .. rhar<~ ~pen• ..... th \h ~uti .\[,, ('arl I f- , , l •·r : l'h llip'- of c\ ll 1·· 1• ,fl.ut• 1 RUMMAGE SALE Thurs, Fri, Sot. April 12-13-14 IN TIIF. Bethany Church l,lASF.~IF.NT SponiOred nv \ 'anlty P IY VIRGLNIA CA.ItlETON SERVICE HELO AT CHURCH A bl:all-lfrlll und tl!lPI"I'!lsive E:1sler scJ'VI<"('I wa.~ h;,.•ld ;.o\ th(• Bupt~t Cbureh with the Mel ho· d1 'll, Unil£'d Brethren ami B:1p1ist C.tull"ehes coopcralifl.g. A very , intNe.qtm-g prognun Wits given and enjoyed hy tht:! brgc eon· I!:I'C,g:atron (Tom the l"hurthes Hr•v Rufus Casto pr t•hc Mt!'lhodist Chuu.·h offerf'd prn~·er and Rrov. SIW'rley Wood, pustor of ltre Baphst church brought the message . Th~ chureh was deconl'l.ed with E:~sif'r flowers nnd hghted tape.~-s . MEETING OF COUNCIL The \"egular monthly meto(ing of the town council was held on Tu<'stfny C<vrnmg with the fnllow ing ·ruernher~ pt·esent : .Mayor Oncait Quillin ; Recordc1, Jame~ \1. Crump: C'ouneilml'n· rhartcs Grhbr;, Isai!:h Gibbs and Harry Gl1mm Tht> prine1pnl bu ~ incss mo:~llcr:; dtSC'li,>S('d was .aboq• il]lC11ing dr:~.ins fo1· the water to drain ofr of ce.rtmn t~r<'as in .the town anrt malnng arrap~emeots for \hi? nnnu<~l convl'n!ion nnd cl~tlon and thr p;~yment of brtl-; The election wi!t be h.e-ld April 121h. Th!:o mr:etin;~ was e..,herl to orrle 1• bv Ma;·o 1• Quill'" and hm<'s. !"'" M Crum p w.~s made' Mtn1rrnan on'll Mrs . Charles G1bb, t"!e1k ('a udidatcs rc1r the different or· l1cers were nominated Mayor, ',.,,,, QcHii~er . ~I.;, CQ,vpp; fWO SURVIVORS or the TWA craP Just u.at of PltU!burgh aiJ"lKirt are tlwwn being comforte-d ln Prtt!'lbtlrgh after their escape. IAft: Mr·w I...(Jubte .uce~,~rthy tlOver,JJ, ovcu ht>r husband John, 02. \\"ho Jut l! a bandaged root. Rtcht: TheQdore O'Malley, Jr., ~9, calls, to Readln~ . Pa., lo uy he won't be at ~~urll while daughter Mary Ellen, 7, halds a cold cloth ovet his bruln<J eye. ~- .. nty-two bodie~ wero tlnternalwnal Bwndpft.ot-0.1 tu l:t!n rrom burne'c! wrecknge or t he t'Ut-bound pl11ne. oring hc>r granddau"hler Mary ~ Margarf•l Stewart, bri<le-elcd of Jaek f-owler of Pt Pleasant. The 'Ph e f('Ytvo · 1 serv1ccs · ~. t·._~ • rvenln~ was spe-nt inrormally and con..._.,.c 10 oonelusion l'erresbments wert' hy _ lt<·v . B1ddlt> or the Congregaserved tO' the guests The wr;d- rti<mal Christian Church were well Btddl• ·song a ding was ·:m event of April 7th 1n t•ltanded RPv !he Mason Methodut Church. -solo eaeh evenmg. Donald Brickle~ of tile .Ca1·Jelon e'hureh -a•lso 1 1 sang a so~o at t'at>h servke 1'he UNOERGOES SURGERY Cnrleton lrio c-omuo!ing of 1\'Ir. 1D r. C. W. Pe.lty underwl"nt sur- and MTs. James Rce<>e n~1d Donald g~ry a! the Georgia .Bapt1st Hos- Bri('kles sang se!t'{'\i.ons on Tuespi tal in Atlanta, Ga., r{'('ently. -<Illy and Friday ovenmg. Rev Or. Pet!~ . a local phy$ician for Glnb1g or t:he Albany Baptist over fiHy yt'ars now SIJE'IIds thc c-hurch de-livenx! tht' st"rmon on winter with his son-in-taw and 1' ue~ day evrning and Rev Hunyon daughter. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Gin- of l·hc First Bapti;,;1 Chw·ch or dP.n in Allanta Reports t~t·e tha1 Gallipolrs s poke on Fnd ·~y ewnDr. Pclty is progrt'"ssi ng nicci)' ing and al$0 sang a so lD and is oow a>t )JQme at lSDB SandOn Easter the ,luni(Jr Cl:~sR l.own Road. the Sunday School ('Onducted tl'le devot!1lnal exercises whirh was very Impressive after Sunday Mr. and Mr;;. Harrv CJbl)s , fl.1iss 'School under the supe1·vi•ion of 'M.i·ldred Obapm"&W•, r:li'e and Don- their 1P>'lChFr. Mrs . Guy Sw<~dley Qie 0Jbbs (!pent the J~aster week· Mr. and Mn. Wilbur Reeves eod With Mr. and Mrs .•Jnck Frye 11-Dd soM of Columbu.-; we1e th.e in Clu!ster W. Va Ke.lthVirginia McClung Jr. ll se·.nior at t M ~ G We!tl open! en S, r. an< 1 . 1 r!l. COI').(I' 1.<'rnc-r tbe •E a&••r weekend at ~·"me~ Easter guest~ of S(tuirc 3iHI ,.. •.-u Mrs. Ju<·ob Ph•tl 1ps were 1\fr and M~ . IU'Id Mrs Sam C'.trter ol Mr~ - Sta/llley ,,1.1·ccll and e~h 1 tdrl'n Wht<eling were wee~ gu&<>ts of of W:ii~hin}ltOn. n. c, Wo~ne 1111 d LANGSVILLE J!Ut'stS 1ht'it parenh. I.Wt'l'kllld MT ;utd \Irs. Tht'o Kt' nnedy. 1 u( ·~r and \frs . Jnhn Mi!lt'!"" -o( Columbus and Mr. and -Mrs. Rober! MdiN of Ctrc.ld'J!J.e spent Sunday ..at the hOlM or !'heir fat'VIH ' vonly · l\3i11Px and "hetr <11mls, Etht'l and Daisy Mill.er. 1Mr. and Mrs Harold. Gardner J r. of Columbus were .I{Ueills Sun9ay of hiS pUrt'nls, Mr . .and Mr.; Harold Gardner Sr. Mr. and ~rs Donme Nf'l<>on o( C Joo k~\l!lle w~·re yue~ts Sunday o r he1 pan·nts, ~r and ~rs Burt Riggs Mr~ . .J ack Dartrum was at Porrv•to) on llusi nesi Friday. ,\lr <Jnd Mrs C;r~h Brnlt'y catlL'd In Sl't' hi s <>istl\r, Mrs. Ella l"<t•lson a-t Albon~· Fr1day. .M rs .. Nt·l~on is \'t>ty oporly. I or -~ ---- -~~ .. n.,.,.,,,.,, ;:,__. "'~AKER FURNITUIU!:oo "' :0 FOR Q ::::> f- $299.00 ~ ,.. I 1 · bs, I. W &ibbs, [larry Gnmm and Elvcron Cri'\c ..;. "' "'"' "' 'r! r. and r.l- W'~i~, D. c Mer:~U _Job.nson ant,) chlklr.en of · -Miss Helt',n Jtmkins uf ('hariN as ~lidlj .g:uea:U~ Goltlllpohs and Mr. and Mrs . Get~. STROKI James :utd son local John Hal'i'l};, one of the Lowft•s Mr. D·nd· Y!r~. J~ W. Kell sp~nt SUFFfiRS ihe_ Wlleken_d m Charleston With ltheu· !!On·tn-l&w J.fld daugthtcr lefr. H!.ld M~ James Frbl"r. . IMr. Rlld Mrs. Jomes M"Kmght, .MT. a~d Mrs Arthur . Wayland ll'nd Miss EslhP.t' McKnlght were Easter guests of Mr. <md Mrs Geo~ge Mc~n_l·g ht, New I.JflVC'n. MIS I Patl"l{'la I .erner, Doyl(ln, l!l£:~~h_e .W!.~_ k•_n<!..!'_•l_ h _h_er_ plr . :·I ton was the gue!'.t ovrr the v..wk end of her mothPI", \t r.';. llrnry J~nkins und fmnily. Herman Kearns or Chlllicoihe spent the weeken-d l•ere with relatWes. ·· Ron . Campbell Stenem. mem· br'r of the West Virginra House of De-lt'lgnle and candidate for reclectio11 and Iva-n Bush. memh ~':of 1he Mllso n CGunty Court were Visitors hf'fe lost w1•ek -- -- - ~- .--.--- &: f>l hmei Mr •nd Mn<. N. 0 . Wem . Jam•• Phillip < u£ St. Albons "'d • · ~: fi1Uy ."f~.~- .¥t'AA_1 .MT. ~tooe Mba~ ..C,"'+ a&d ;IN,._ Harold l-\hiU.tp>: ()f Fwlds'.'@lt:ule 1 ~ !: - ROOMS. OF ., New Furniture ~ f- BAKER FURNITURE es On The Br1~htes1 Comer Mlddlerrort ~ In r.. ~ :;,:: -r: "' I "'RAK P.H FURIIIITliRR al ~- DAUGHTER ARRI\115 I Mr and Mrs. Con Roush announce .the bi.Jth of o daughte-r born rt> cently. This is 1hei!" rirst child and h01s bee.n named Connie I.U · cille. It's Love KILLED !NCAR 'WRICK James M. Cr.ump l'leceived word that his cousi~ }b:sQu, .J , MMl'" First Sight lolltror QUillin When you se£" the nlr.c srl<'rtlon of gnod used cars we 1952 Cadillac 1895 1953 Chevrolet 895 Series 62 4 door, da:r·k hlue melall ie finish set off with J!:l(lamin£ whitt' wall Ures. Here iS yOllr drram rome true Tod~y's biggest tnDd In automobiles IJ to the V-8 onglna, '11>at'o 1 l>ecapse today's car buyer demands performance. And lalelt oaleo Bgures show that tho Fetrd V.S with Ill power-pocldn' ptlll<lb IJ · the lprllut...llins olghl in the world! oalctal 6~ far 11155 show that 346,313 mOM people bought Fonl V-81 than boupt 2 door. A clean little car in excellent conditlon. standard shlft for real economy. "fadlo and heater for drh·lng pleasure. the two other low-prlcecl ttJahtl<omblned/ 1951 Plymouth Be1vacl(lre 2 door, tutone li(l'ay, hard top, A .:ood runninJ;!, easy rlding Uttle car. 1951 Ford VS, 4 door, gn;~~ overdrive for railea,&le, heater for extra comfort, radio for extra plell5· ure. But now Fonllalllttlns !Ill OVOD hollsr V-8 pace by makltc a~atlable the blqeot ongl1)0 ever olle!"d in the low-price Bold. Its !he Thunderbltd Spe<;tal V.B-and you ctUI order It DOW In Fairlane and Stalfm Wagon models. TJjiJ engine has a displacement of 312 cublclnches and delivers 225 hor>epOwer. It whlsu you from "wboa" to 00 as y<1t/ve aevorpo before! 695 Aod Ford gives you that wonderfully long. low look of the Thunderbird in 1111 of ltl '56 models. get new Lifeguard Design, also, to help prote<t you In cue of accldeDt. Te>t Drive this IIJ'tiOt uew '158 F<l'd , , • today! rqu 495 You get more COME IN fiU . tor uour ~·dough': in ' ICONOMY ti:oooomy Run Award for Jmlleltps ss.9 lllUlCI Wilt (l)tetNI T•- ...........1.1 -"'·-JOOID WAU. PAlMI' • Goe~ oa over anJ lutclor Roller-Koa~ wan. ot • • Drte. lrit.hiu onto hour • Guaranteed wulwbla .• Wide ....,. of lovoiT colon COMPANY . ~ )~ 1, •. ~-~-. '• - ··· (]c • On• gallon d'* . '.G&. .\1' TV, F~D·TNU.TU, WSAZ TV1,:,;~ .TJ,I.URSDAY ' - ""'" ~ '" •• , . • , _. • ~ _ • . _ . .. . ' :.;, .' ' ' llro. A'!~ur Mrs. l-f.arry Gibb~ . •Jrft~~. WIU!Im MaK•nJ!ijlt. Mrs. CJ!ai<le:s ~mith. Mu ~dward Kel! and '!iss l!elep ll.if· FISHER 461 S. Third St. '> ~H ..O,IJI ~...,., W<~Yli!Zl"d, Mrs. El'llil ie·nljj:ht, CliNTON Ohio ,' ....._J:,l.• , \0. _. • • • the hostesses served refre.shmenl~o to Mnr Mclt1li~~. Mrs. Stme, Ml'll eEaey to •pply with bru.h ~ 11 Jyour . F!SH!CNEP '~ SaJeo;....Polnt S~rvlee Pllillle 8001-Y 1165,X JlltllllepoJt . . . BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. James Fiber Charleslon .11re announcing <thc birtlt of a lOP in • Ctla~~n Kn~ital. April 4th Thi~ i~ ~ht fir~ Nl il d .afl'/1 has bt>t'fi' noam~ lltm1'<3 Jr. TM t'Qiitller ill tbe ff#mcr Jane .\1tn Kt'llJ of H~trl!ord . r switch J\me>n9," 11m 54 whn wt\1 ~ ~f' -pcrt Howar-d. and J&mes 1 I 1 Iot her ed \filb a m~laneous ·~><>m< ~ . 111hower l'ri\li7' eveu!Dir ·b. on· West, cleanest, no flues or vents, installs anywhere. see your electric dealer today Thev SHOWER HONORIE Mrs .. Mary Aumi\lOr enterta'n-l Discover for yourself the delicious difference in Folll"r'tt. The rare ·. ,fragranc~~ clear amber color, and rich, rtfmrhing flavor-never bitter, never flat. Try Mounfai,~·Grown v ~ 1o-er's Coffee tomorrow. ·F=~N (·most ~pendable . .• KarPn 'BuaC'Ilft. and wann tropic rain. This is the coffee which experts agree has the r:ir<St tang and most satisfying flavor o£ any coffee known today. of sunlight ll!l-ECTRIC WATI!R HEATER ~­ H!lll, Alice Hall, Anne1!c 'Johnsttn, Erm1 Jo A1m &eitDliioe, ·TJ» tpas JO!hn90n, "tJubert Gibh,l;. Rn- . The distinctive difference in Folger~s is rare coffee! Mountain·Crown Coffee- found in remote regions where n~turc provides an abundance It is this naturally mo~ flavooful coffee that Folr;er'e selecls and blends in their unique way. to a ~oc ' "'e from Wahnmn High Schi)O] in are mne from •he:re-. IMay Mrtry .Mat'.l("llret Board, you taste! Rare_, mountain-coffee is what" puts nature's ~richest \ coffeeJiavor. intoJevery~cup of Folger's. 'c or TO 1111411Y4TE 1H IIPRING "- IS - water heater l .Cqne~i-Dt Ule r~iM .p ttitd • • •• • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • KARR and VANZANDT f}i!"}o>0<"-•·••••~·"'-.....'0.~'""'"'-• .- ..~ ~ .....-" iI t,,,.,•. _.. ,.,t.,:·"··,-· . . ~-~ . . .... ~ . 1 .,, .. ~ . . . -~ .. • • We-Have T'he Car For You Pomeroy ... Mobllau • lttaB heJlll bllfl' *'· • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••• ..ord win• all 3 awarcle . I CLASS E-NTERTAINED Mrs. J. W. K.llll pn4 Mrs. Or4n l.ove were boglesses to the Ladies Bible clan <fw tbJir ~ meJA· inj. Tb$ meetin:g was :}Jcld in the social rooms- or the Met>hodi~ clnn'<h. lo"""' ilfeKAraht. presidem., }>res.id$d anJI ddvotlon ·al.s were led by •Mrs. W. T. ~r. • • • • • Qll,tJ~!,II '., lhl' past week supervisin~ the npflning or a -drainage lite n('at' lhc rost Orfice. And now'FOrd's new 225-h.p.~engine· ' gives you_ even ; .;.ho;;. ;t ;. -;.;e; .;JJ_erformance'l r are offcrlng thls week. Custom ., .\ rid of I ~ RE,.lfl get ' ton was kitled in a hod-on collisiun near Dover, Ohio March 27 He, with hi~ son, Mason. Wl'rc goi ng fro-m Parkerghur.J{ to Ak · ron where he lived wtth hi.i SIS1M', Mrs. Bert•ha Cunnmgham Ol!('o man in the o.lhcr c-ar was ktll ed and nnothcr one died J.aler at extm IIY llr and,._,, , '••' TI' (! JY/Hl ~ I ' mnn er I f. tend the" funeral o( lhc latter's ~is- uldcs.t and highly e~~ed eiU1ter\in·law, Mts. George Moodls-[ zens wbo is n,ow 118 :'l(oflr8 old paugh, and on' (~riday thry drove to suffe-r"NI a slight .stroke s,everal Charle~ton to attend the :unerall day:; H[,fO at h!J home in Vall\!~' or theu uncle, John F.Jkin!;. Mrs. City and l;1y for almost •a day be,(Jothard was accompanied home J fore be w:~s found by friends. A. Saturday by Mr Lew1s and so n, doctor was sum~oncd and be was Ted. moved ·l o tfie home {)f h1s daugh Miss Katheryn Frulh , Charleston, ter, Mn Bu!"ley B()lltd. Ht Is and her mother, Mrs. Henry Fruth somewhlt lmpt·pvetJ and ts <!Onfmed to 11 chair all lime. Rasehall Scores· - - - - - - - ----- - WOLF PEN New HaYen l II ScH'·irt' HARTFORD :rl F.•ghf Results ° ' .... ' 11 cover the Giant.~ . l 'h;•lndiarr~ chfl('hcd the mylhi-1 ' '-' l'll!"i 't n u•n{'guoroot Ifl I•· h ~Weight agt>, thai , is rl ttl 1 e b ~ d OW!llng the Cwnt ~. I fill' ~t·t'I'JJJ l>f lh·· 1n ut '-~-;-::.u n1s :.a 000 1 ~ ''ltt•o; 1n JcJ.·Jd•· w! 1r1 \~ill i<IJ 1,, 01 ,1,, 11.,, l"nlorful . if ; t' t- mo~e lllan enunab t>la rec(UnmPn- 61, Ill ~ u~n s patte1·ed conle~t at 1·\th. 11 ~ 1,1. ,-,·p:· 1·..:r·r 1t \! 1 • 1 ~.;~ l'uunr k • , II hn P datwn f.o get him .in with ' Ma Shl'evepo1·1, l..a. Monday. The Vlt· · ' . <•l' ·~on .111c0 t 11(· mtwn ua y ootc1 t 1:'1 r- t '· d h , .n !ttl' lln~~ 1-1 ]J,~tr"i•·r tuurw 1 0, 11 II 1 th 1 k ' d 1 <' ano . .EtYen more imhnrt~nt ·1h ~r") uoos 1~". I e 1ndiuns" ,,pring. , . . 1< l"l ~illlL"/)Ill II"!IW 3 rn 0 b i ·• 'lime'"' k . I ._ .. ~\,.Ill \\IIIJ 11u:- f,l , t g~• lll" J~ ·-1 I . M· . r BX ng JI.OW.r& ff'ef ,hit Jacks • ' /' In th e Sl'n~·s With Nt•w Pikt• Na•urnl Gas Co. today an ll<•k -1 -" tllflll•V rltn OJ -1 artmno art'- <'OIDr would •b" .ons York lo 10.'1. ~~~~·II 11•ht ., ... aw lfl mont"y fo1· nounced thf' is.~ue of 110.000 shllrl'~ '-· , a-arcianola-·w ll Aftcrtod11y'sg:.~methetwo(·lull~ • I Till' IJ••IC <rnt 1· or <.'lass .o\ common !rtoek to fr i'a!!l'r~on ; f'<llnp. howovor e Pom•roy Po• AB • E · Thus the "}1,.,~,, 0 " 1 lh mo~·e to lndi~n.apolis for Lhe nnul . " H I ~l'I'HI~ dt•ICI"Illl!l('d to make tht' .. .. t' q. on e r nnnce eon~tru<'tion In Pike County . He 1 28 of a g • t mr.eltng o the tow·. The gam._. hf' re 4 0 0 0 I !or ulC1· OJ•·m•"a; champion Joy threshhold ~· k m s. •v, . rl'"<~ opportunit~· . . II Pikt' NaiUJ·ul was formed to pro~ .. ~ f' " " ' ' Sh id lF fmaoe1al--that 15 h h b · or1g:1na Y was s lated ror Mcnc.Han " ... 3 1 0 D low until Mareumo rem"or.res him· • w en e attles .... ' vide natural gas in the areas nrar P OnH"T• '' ,j I" Ill!' Mitch, 38 3 0 O fl . • l fOtffit'r)rjtishEmpiRheovyWt'i hi ,.!ISS., hut WaS Ctlll('Cited l':('ll'onrl •I'll 11 " ·· . · It ., 11 : W ilson, CF eTlSh ~ouoa:l champion Johnnv Williams K!n • The steady pilfhin~ of Herb the Port.'lmouth Atomic F.nt>rgy 4 0 ~ 0 ~ddf hfl:om 1the M'!'1 Jt~hn \" 1!"'', '' ,·,r ' 111" ·.. ··' ' y oiJhg, RF as tp en tv . o . rmf' . Plr t.h np- ... t Frld ay 01ght . . Srore and Bo'u Feller· .... '· · c·k e d b Y projeC'I. 3 1 0 0 an ..-. ,.... ~·mg OD on 'flhe is~ue, undt'rwrilten by 1he ()nd nn :• IJ 1, ., . I I, •IJ " I •' , .J Mow~t·y SS 3 0 2 0 parent t ll'ory I!' Dot to cOUrt . e Willi&ms i" an e:rf.perienced war i the horne runs of IlOot Evers llnll OhiO Company. Columbus invest :lftew ~I· 'I < I h .,I I,. ·, I ,,, ' s . h 'I 3 I hghllllllg: whr n lhl' storm spon WIU r•-r ~-- "7 . . . .Jun Ht>gan paved the WU)' r . II mtt , B 2 O I 1I , •If w, ~1-Q . u 1W'ns1 Ill 68· boiut~ Ind1ans . , lll IC ment banking firm, Is offered to I Flk ::~t (;r,,), ·• 1 .t . • ,. ' (JI', "~' :nv.lv 11 e h as 1OS 1 on)' tatf'81 WUl •ns, C -4 0 0 H TV B ' ld e fbl 1 With threto · as from E11l• 1 11 tt 11 iJ., 1111 r•' ,, ThP.iis, p ut up draws and posted 36 knockouts S.,eor~ worked five innings and Ohio inveYtors only . at $S prr 4 2 0 Thr J•. 111 h" , ,, 1, 1,, 1 ,,, 1 , 11 T o tal~ Wlurh lt•avf's Jack~on, whether If Jaek.~on gets past this one. gave upthE~re.bits, inclulllllg 8 tw 11• share. 31 5 1 18 run 111 th,. tfw 1 " I. 11 11 , 111 1,1 , Radn• Po• . AB R H E 0 .ynu 1111'-unally he would he thP buildup w"l s•-L n,m to Gall wrn 1n earnes 1• 1 . . . • Harr ln th e , 1 feel 1 . 1 bcm-,er 1 1 11 I 0\11 s I(•J l >I :L/1 , , I II · k ""' II> II I·, I I F "'"' ' ' '28 a I Oj)[J I)Ilt.'ll ' l)r no . and St'Veral ~ar(!/ ll l t d II"S lnfU.'Il]i. arrts homer was the harn dr·oppf'rl Iill" IIoiii ·····I lho ")I W•tf- ss l 0 J 1 One tiring he has going ror him tuneuns would •• ,~~- r,, ~e e,c t' :Nr.st off the young soulhpay a.:inl"f..' " ~· , 1 0 0 0 · , , · b ld h' h r r 1.,: s ge or n ••· 1h r('w II wild p:"t J, ' f,,, t ' j Taylllr P-C 4 0 1 I> '-' 1' 1nbton Ul up w IC St>ptember bout with the RDck t 1K! 1n~ns bei!(Bn lr ainlntt. lt-1 Shf'rid,tn r.:n t 11 "r' 11 -t h' ,,, i';rah~, C·P [m:1k• ' h1m the current OVt'r- Arter that 11 it WOrks t M Feller reh~ved and also w.:~ s BY UNIT~D PRESS 3 0 1 2 ~tuf!.•d Chuck DAvey . Nobody be- dano will' step dQ...V., ou ' Grnf· Mild1 llu •n '• nt•l•·•l 1, 1, 1 111 Cundiff, 38 artouch~ for" a two-run Romer "in NEW YORK SL Nich~1as Ar<-.na 3 0 In th• fourth inniM Pom ,.rl'l ~ Ri~eft LF 1 0 ~ ~ lu•vr·s tor a ~llJ{ sec~nd that JJtck - r Only then, in all ptpbability, will four hitS. S~Qre and Feller r:wned - Rory Calhoun, 161. Whtlf' ldded their fin•l th r""' ma•l< · s ,1111 RF ~u~. ' cm.'_ld wh1~ Man·tano . • Patler~on rome' out to make his a tot~l pf l!JDC play_ers. Plain~. N. Y .. outpoinlf'-d: Jatkit> 1 0 0 0 ers. With two out Earl Sm.th Adams RF But · explatns one ancl('nt den - bid. AI Worthmgton pJtehcd the !irl\1 '-"'U. given fird ba'"' on intu- Jot-.nsc~, CF ; 0 0 0 171'11 of Cauliflower l'anyon, "it --------...:._~1·0 far•nc~. Elldns was u f" on 1 Hilt, r:r 0 0 0 would make for a real interesting fielder' choice, and Thei n Oostock . 1 S 1 0 0 0 fight fo r lhrcr:e or four rounds un· 0 0 til Marciano eaughl up to him bluted a long shot that dear"'d Gllul, 18 ? 0 the bu1hn In t..-t 'i•ld , and Tof•ls 0 0 Holky would never havl" seen so 1 26 0 4 4 many glovt'S befon." w~nt on to the puking lot , f or PoiTleroy . • three run homer. It Will only ' Radn• ~ : g_J~! One thms Jockson has ((Oint for ' and Mr~ K11r·l RoihNmttutl, 11nd llt•nr } D<r1HI R o .,~i. l'11int P!t·a· former ~Uddl(I.IJMI rt'~JdelliH. \•h 1t [5a!ll , '' '"itL·d Mr 11nd Mrt~ Wal\ er ed former nl' q~ldH)r~ !IT HI f1 ie1t<.la C'J"ook~ 1.1 m.l fumi ty S u.nd&y . 'J'h(')' here S_altlrdn y l'lli"OU!f• fnmr their came LO attend Lht· Spnng ( 'OneeJ"t boiTie 'n 1-Mrlu. Fl11 . to LIHil'll!>ter wlwu C'l'ne, ldnt"lll:' anJ Edw'.U"d on • business t ri p. C 1·oolc.~ wcl"o: 111 tilt l."om· crt BunJ Yr. aud M1·~ Gt·n~· nod~on 1111d pia) en who l'tl t:l'll td uwardi DIIJ thlldreo, D&.\lid imd Pamt'la l1<1\'e Gene 111ay ~d a l"OI"lii·T ~olo 1 n ~ oved tp the Baker hou se on L' II I "hl!td• ...-... ~ hlkt'n to 14: Front Street. I CtilumLu ~ ,.,,,, ltWIIi:' :-:unt.luy lit· Mt:'· l.u~lllf' Stuttnn and Mt 'l h:tJ rcturrwd home l a~t IH'l'k Netht- Carnttlmn , ''(J!utnbu ~. Lli1J fl·om l!oht>r llli'IIJ"Ital where l• r Jane Youn g, frf'~hman at Uhto , bJU l.H•f'n a 11u •d le:tl p<~titnl Ill~ University ~pent tht' wr·l'kl•ll•l wiOr w t ~r-ml;JW. Mr:; Gt•or~;:t.· nu~!WI I. Mr. and Mr.s. HoilNI Rt•!llt'l. Lead- left Monday to ~l .JY wlth h~·1· son. ing Cret>k. Lorio 1\us~>eH in Culumbu~. Wtlllum Reu·hmuu. L'oJumh11S . b; Mr ami Mn l' 11 Wis(• Jr·. wer1• visiting Wlfmtis anti l"cllllin~ ht• re bu~inc s& \'IS1lot'S Satur.:ta\ m ll unl· this week . 1-intlou . ~ Mrs Ruby Mt.'Keu dn ... ;11\11 ~ll'at Mr a nd Mrs HlrV l'ull' l'nltle ~randson, Duvul Atihlc~ left Mun· taincd with a cilnne1: Sunday with cl1~ fol' a vL~i l wtth !\Jr-. and l\hs : 1he follmVln~ gue10ts · tht' Rev Wdbur Ashley, D1tnha1· , and Mr!$. Nilt' D Bordon . and three Mr. nnd Mrs Ruherl ll;.orl'l ~ nnd I daug:hlC'I';; Ga\Hpohs; Mrs. MiT'I<'rV:l daughter, su~all, t.:.n·~ r£'1Ul"lll'd I Coil'. ('harles White Ulld J;Jmcs to Columb11~ :1fh:1' ;1 \t~tt Wllh hi,., tlowanl, l'hadeston ~rents, Mr. and :O. Ir s liub('J t lb rL D ll.u1in&;t•r i~ l'Onrir1NI to tiS. hi ~ hu1:1c on Vine Slr!'<'t \\llh flu Mr. nnd M1·s Chn 1l]ldle T:rlboll - - -- -- -- -·~ condition whidl BY OSCAR FltALE'f pnmJtS 3 whhlwind !ltUnded Pr"' Sporh Wrlt&r lnek There th 1 b&•n hit on th• p•rloing \J W y .:IN' nse who l:tb h1m Pomo•oy too'-d tl<o bo••• ot o' ,r UBI\ lTP Thr SIIC'r('~~~ Jiolhln" but J. bodn• lr•ak • "n _. -"1" u 11 111 ,.,., m11 "rlt':lfle lark.ion erratic, unorthodox , 1i1o<qttlt"" - po 1·1,t on two w•lk• ond ,,, , 11 t nOHII r .11 1 t-rror, but Wll 1on struck out to • ' " lii!:Jie~~ u voung Floyd type pUncher who do~>s tVt"rything P;ttlir ,u n upflllll:'ntl 1· held the key wron... •nd th• lnnin9. ..... llld<JI tn wluolll <'f' hf'.1l'YW"£ht Cutr ol•loo •. ' ld h' 1. 1 LJJ'J"y \1 vwPJ"~ Theh ~ :.nd r.:~rl ' ut'WI er un, wuc1 {'h;.ompion l!o,•k) Mar-erauo would nceou.nU; f 0 r 1• .. J• ..• tl h Sn1 rl h lt>-d 11h· l'• rmJ•fiJI tt •;.om m ,...,. l81 t' twitt· 1 fight <~gom . ~~ been ~aten by Jimmy Stade wrrng l'.ilh lwu hll~ l·<u:h wlut.MJrc 1; 1110 i~ ~,11 , 1 to hC' ""com- Yt'f., J;w-kflo()n .twiee ltll.!')clf:ed oUt il" !Jlll.l t'r on Uw It ;.otJIH' lt;lln h.ul fur t:d rh.· frx t·d 111 011 , financial do. Rex La• II U n B J: l> ll' 111'1< a eft v-1111 ueeer" , ,,,. , , ,, ~- 11 nH nt B11 1 tl 1 1· d · •- ,.ne, 1 Tl11~ ThuJ ,rJ: 11 J> 11 mr 1-01 w1 JJ 1' ' 1 ' 1 ,_ ll' h'-' -' mg :~.roun OfU, _..:~t 1ormt'r champion Eu.ard · 1 u· •g 11 flluu L~ t ll hr would ''hor'-• lw<'ce and ~r 1 1 8 , , re ou 1 1i"l ll .!CI<' '-"llh PI Plt·:r:>llnl IJtl ''"' ;.:o 1o 1,,J, p11· . nnl' 1.•na I ume ['Omt '"' BakPr • ""'ftl eJJ l';nlht·r I reid :•I 4 no I' \1 11 h , k I <.; h . · 1 1 1 11 l lial' •n,· wdJ 11 wl'1 ~a~1r·r 11 al ~H1 ' 1 l' amlphl~-n·shend Color Would Dr1w 1t ' ",'' '1 " SURVIVED THE TWA WIECK AT PITTSBURGH Vr. ______ :______________ ___ TODAY'S SPORT PARADE SroreAndFellerLeadTribe us P~f. I .~~ Ct'O.SPII!'~~. To 6-4 Win-oveJ' Tile N.·Y. c.· ants I uf hid lot . -·-----~T'he,.;.;.:;:...;:I)JIIY Sentinel, ~~oy-Middleport, OHio_ _ _ __ Tuesday, Apri I 10, 1956 ~DI.V IS ·-c~/lf Coffee ... mountain-grown ·--" .... . ELECTRIC tMNa Folger's OHIO R COMPANY ' ~u.•.ac... a111 : 10 MUCH ltCH£Jii IN Fl.AVOJII 'fOU ARE UJIQf:O TO USE " .l.UJ t+IIJI WITM Lf• • fU\'OSlD BRANDJI �----------------------The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page Six 19) For Sc.ie BE SURE . INSURE We bandle rakes, p 1aDI.Ef's, tlrtewHh tors, d18('11J and all Oliv« & f'\lr· Davb.Warner lru.urance Service .lay a1 recenecl. Guson merchandise t'nlton· l UI W. Second Sl. &MBa. Z caatl .,e.r w\JI"Cl, 01te 18Thompson Tractor Sales, t'om<:-~ l'omcroy , Ohio tertion. Muumam cbar&t ~ roy, ObJo. 3 2-Dule C Warner. A.gtnt t l..'i:VIll p.n word. tw t:u-~• • • --- · - - - - - - - - Phon(' 336 Y ~un: liL:kot.~.£.....&. SALJ:; TO HIGH~T I:HUV~K il l ,.;,.,_.,., • ,,._ .......... ( " " - -ol> CompiC'tl: hnc Of Jnsur.anee ....---~... - - - - ..... Moore's Store, April 19, 9 A. ,..,., p41r wllnl. Auto, f'm~. G~neral L.ial:tUity M• .. 4 used 600x16 lind 2-6Mxlts 3-Ho 30lc d ill ~)W n~.e of Z c:eata per wor • 1 hea\'Y duty long I}'PC battery: be cbarKed for advertising Lf nul • --paw 1.._., Ot!lure uu: unn ul ~ad~ 1·2fl" Eng:1sh H1kc ; 1-21>" :-p.-.tt GOMPI.fo~TI: 1ns1trance Protection. ~ler Bicydc. 4-10, 12. 14·3ll ife Auto Fire Polio Call Doll m.ool.b loJ.lOWWI m.;er\10.11. I ---' · ' ' ' Mtlls. Middleport. utaio _ 1irtv01 1u. AO.~~---,botlld De , 1'0 BE sold lu tlw hi;:h btdrkr 1 ! u 1pwlea wu..ew.iolol:U,)'. Ltt! .IJIU.,)' - 1951 Chcv two 11m truck , j ------· .xuun.:~ wtu nul o-t: tt~bV-·tlb.o•t: wrerked , at Blarl!n;;r Aut 'l ( 21 ) Keol t="state ·"'' illuft uuw u.ut w~:uHO.:I w Company, Apnl 13, 1956 aL 10 - - - - - ~~·· ..... o'clock A . M. 4·1().3\t: Exl"CI.ltot 3RAVELY GARDEN TRACTORS R. A. FINLAW 512 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY ,.. .....u ..uc.<J •~ , ~· .,..,, "'"'• u . PHONE I~X -· ...... • .. ... ' o:.~ ~h ...u L.l) w.lrLU. .u. I >1:.:7::11 '-..._ ·· l-' ..""'" ···~ ...... ..,..... .oh-..o a,· ·~ v ........... ,.... I I :.. . _ 'lom;e~ __ c.__ _ l' t..:\JE ROY - 1-~ rame home wil'h 3 hr·rl 1oor m , 11\' 1111:: ru.om, dining r"om . k 1t. h:·n, hath and utility f,.ol•ill l·l'ont pQrch . Out of high w<rl tr :wd WJi..h nice river ''il'w . s~(';' Jf :n· salt: $:-15!10 00 . l'(J:11t.J-(()Y - 2-l> ...druum modern fr<HII<' WJih halh, hot air fu :· n:1re ht·at. nin• ba,;ement Lori1tl'd on guod Ill~ with dJ rve. - - - --- ' PEKINGES!i: PUPPIES fur ~ale Mrs. Woodrow Call, 732 SJ ..:a· more St., Middleport. Ohio. _ 42-61· ~--- J· will do allerip,g m my horne . Mrl>. carrie Kl·nn~y. 145 ~lui · Derry, l-'om&roy. 4- 10-~!p SAWED TOMATO STAKES Kt·n~ neth Wolre, R.acint>, Oh 1o. 4-7 3tc $6800 . Moderate down lf YOU WANT TO HUY A G-OOD Joaymt>nl and take over -eXiliting BOUN HUSKY GARDEN TRAC · J~ep SlAT10N WA!.U:'i . l!N8 financing_ TOR wi-th all atta,:hmcnts . Don Moud in exeellent J unrung nJnLanDin,g, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Ohm. Mli\.ERSVII.LE- 3-bedroom framt" lllllvll witll good t!r6 ad • u,.ml hom(; w1th b<Jt h, gas and elt·r· turn signals, UIJ HUHK Y Or~ 84&-Y. 4-7-:hc trir;ty. nkely loca-ted on hi~::h · 1't"IIS u i\it.:. FIRST ~~~5 '.I'AKt--S Fur sale hy hid, one lot of u~ed way_ LargE' lot, plenty uf S'had(', IT. i'hunc ~00 .M.!dd!eport. rvc cross tiE's. Obtain hid shet-ls at ilarag-e . Only $4000.00. mng~ . i -5-titp Main Gale. Ohw Valley EJec· CUCKLER REALTY ,.-----. ·trlc Corp., Plant S1te. Cheshlrf'. Box 229 Phone 1GB Y ,t;J UUlt t;U.. t:TRVNIC ~~CRL OhiOJ. 4 -7· 3tc 4-7-31c lAl<l' l.Ah£ 'tOUH- WA]-,1' .u.l;:, i\1 'tUUit ~0!1n~f\IU:.l.'ljL,t. FOR SAU~ Work llo-rse 1 300 Farm for sille . rJ6 A~;;,-6- ~m. ··' I Ill!. I:. .. , ...... L.... l.ol). LJU...L JYI lbs. ten years old, $130 .00 .. 111· house, running water to all out- ' Quir.e Clarence Munday, Pomebui!Uingo. hot and cold water . ~ '-' · "t. rAX SI!JlVlU:.. Call roy, Rl. No_ 2. 4-5 -fltr in hou~e. furnace. Robert Smith .•• uw~vvrt tu 1!1. :.t.-lkf - - - - ·-... NOTICE TRUCK- GROWERS Rashan, l-ong Bottom, Rt. 4-4--6tp ~ - ---- -~- ~ - ~- wa-y . - ~ $A Y I DON'T YOU KNOW? I Bakerls wi!J give you the be~t t rade on fumtl"UN! or II.Pplian· ces. -·-~·----:-:-~---:--- (2) Card Of Thonks .. - .- · - - We wh;h to express our :.incere •thank~ to our nei.l!hbors and 1fricnds for the many ad:t of kindness and sympa1by .shown ]during ~he illness and dcatn of our lovmg husband and fo~lher, William Frank ftythf>r. We c~ pf-t'lally wilsh to thank Dr. Be· wet son for his scrvires Rt>v. Bishop for his consoling me~· :sage, 1-:wing Funeral Home for lhE'ir kind and co1.1rteous ~er· vices, fha.nks to ·t he many don· ors of the bcauLHul flower.~. 'pallbearers. and aH who a.ssist· t>d us in any way. · Mrs. }'rank Ryther and Sons t~rank Ryther, Jr. Mr. lihestcr Hutton. 4-10-llp • H . Cbarle-s Ohio. Harris. 1 - ~-- 'tORAP IkON - HOUSE, !) room:. and hath $35 .00 pc monl'h, 10 Cole M., l'umi'Oy. lf inlcn· .~\('(1 SI'C Ho\\•arrJ ('edl 8UU W. Main St. 4-7-6t~ -·- way, Middleport. __ ' ..:...:.... .l~o.U~~ 19M PONTlAC Star Chid olo Con- vertible l'ou(K', ()De careful (IWDl'r, $1793. Ulaettrw'B. Porn· '-lfuy, Ohio. •7-8tc I 1863 BUlCK V8 Rnedmust<"r 2· door Riviera Couro. pOW4'r l!iteetlnl, $1300. Bhwl.t. n<~r'~>, Pomeroy, Ohio. 1- Hf.tc .t 1\1 ~ HI•,IIU JUOO.Ul1 ;\..J:'sliU · WH!.N J o, wu.a Jauuur)' 11ua 111 araJilc. A. N. Bena:cl. 1-24,1( I Ladder~ Scal(old Uo~rda, .Urop P!10oe 6:.JU&-X. 1902 DODGE 4-door Dclux Sedan. $6915. Dlacunar·.t~ , Pomeroy Ohio. 4 7·8Le Help Wanted 1102 CADJLI.AC OcVitl~ hard~top coupe. A a:hunorou11 c.ar. $1895. Bl1ettaer'ti, Pomeroy, Ohio. '-7-0tc tor wurk . L'ull 0038-M. 4-10-Jtc . I WANITO-=.I )ractiNI .-n~.-"·,-"-'"_"_r hou sc ~· ork. Call 913M. 4-II)..Jtc --- I Phone 22 'N - For reliable and cell 806&-J. We make~. n repalr, all Appliance, &:hmolle .. d ··- l'ldol'J iiR. JOREMAN & ABIIOTr T.V. VICE All mak.u Repatred by Ita - - · - - · -- • ubutos ehlnth:s. repaln. etc. Fire. Autemobll•. H••lth ACCIDINT Llflt c..u1lty •n• lonch I Tr~vy-Finsttlrwold • ::::::::::-:::::i.':::=:;:t' u-...-..-...... . ..... ,; .. - Ph-IU . DAILY CROSSWORD ACRO ~ -~ SL:t rn~ dLI! p& i fl - HOLZIR HOSPITAL Admitted Monday: 'MI"'!I John Fisher, Racine; Mrs. Ralph Gil· more, Pomeroy. Blrtha: a son born to llr. and Mrs. Paul Nellon, Carpenter. Admitted Tuesday; Mrs. Robert D. Roush, New Haven, Mrs. R'i.eh11rcl Freeman, Pomeroy. 6 Sch em 1·~ 11 A top"; l~ Halt d1am~tNs )3 . Lgypt1an god of day H. Command 1::0 BJundera 16. UMxplodtd bomb 17 JolUSlt note l8. Sod rum ! 1 1sym 1 Texas Eastern helps put the "heartbeaf in a Hamilton Hamilton Watch CampanJ to heat-treat t:Vtt'f m<tal part of its watches- dowa to the WU.. ocrcw. The bairopring of a watch is lin<r than a human hair - yet, due to modern metallurgy and heat·treatins .methods, this dclieatt piece of steel may last a lifetime. Nlhltal gu is UKd in beat.creariM prncesses because it is clean ••• ccononiiCal ... and temperatures can be cx'actly con. trolled. To make an abundant supply ohhis mocl..-n futl .availablc to' thousand. Ill hom~$ and lndl!strles Texas Ea;t<rn transeorts more than one and a quarter billion cubic ft~:t of natural gas a ~· duOIIKh its 5lc(!Dik s>ipdillc syl!cm.. --·· . -... _.....__ ,. Natunl Jtt-find Mtip furMta ue wed 11 maiatemperatures of 2,000 deal'ft• to tanper lhe h&inprinp ·and mainsprinp of.tllmiltoo wetcha. Nacural pa il supplied the Hamiltbn plant at t.• cuter, P.enmylv•ni1, thtou1h the ~DCUter Couaty Di\'il'ion. United Gas lmprotemcnt Compnlf• which il oupplicd 111 .bJ Man•foctu1011 Li,Pt ... H..t Compony, 1 ' " " - ' ol Tnu ........_ tain :........~--- ' "r •ASTE.;N ~.;;.~ &::!t. ~ v __ ,_,.,... _!'IP.Ii.l!t•• IM•I1114"·0 ·T \.OUIII&N& . ' 4·~ . . ell,I""'~. ' Ttxtu E11111111'1 ntlluttii14J pi,-IIMnlfW tTu! lolldwartm:Appa~«ntlfll ll1lil E/Utmt IIHU. Sdorl tlu! Compilny's eU prt¥uGI plpflina will lftwptll'l r•llM4 .U1 .iii llqlll/iMI ~ 11'tlllllcll - . , . , . - . - . - • tr..a t1w 01111 Coillt tD "'idwutu11 mt~tktts. .. A . .. _,t;,;..... . . 28. Old tlmH tareall'f' tt. bread. .. 28. £ner. !Witlt- 8 Strange 9 Arrangt:d &:et..le 30. Oozft in I&Yt-r'li 10 '"" W&~ln( S!gTI8ls 31- .Jarrlr, ~.. diet l9 Polynesian garment drink 2~ . Sphnng pms ZO. Clenchecl ~5 Sh<?ll holes hand ~ Pa..ssagtmoney %9 . In h1s-h ....... IS.Itlvv M ·-· C<oqo !!plr1ts 32 . S)lidd (tur. 1 33. A bean llndta 1 34. GreE'k lettl"r 35. CloS>!' to :MI. Egyptian god 37. A king of lsr&E'I 39. Competitor 4L Himalayan mammal 42. Call ap. U MPmoriU 43 . Insert H. Sand dun~• ( ~"J". ) 4~ . Plural of " pea"' nows 1_capital I Gl'ff<'e) :! Sung by a thorua . DAILY CRYPTOQUon!)- ROft'l lOW tt *Orlllt: AXYDLBAAll& Is L 0 N 0 Ji' ELI. (J"\v One lett~r simply standi for another. In thb example.( .. ~ for the three L's, X for the two 0'•, ett'. 8lng1e !etten. ia~ trophies. the lengtll ind fonnauon or the won11 are .U Each day the code letten are ctift'erent. tuata. A Cryptopam Quotatloa OD' DN EBQD B RT RFDYD OTHIDN EFBQBD!ft' . . . KWD'I'R-RZEUDIL 1'Hterdsy'• Cryptoquotpz YET DO NOT SW&IC'I'J:S't THINGS H F": E SOONEST CLOY?-'I:RENCH. DiltMbutetl by ltlna- Tu1~ra .S,.dlca.QI H atlo. TllEN HE'LL L04F IN Fr.l:lNT OF THE .· BUIL.llfNG ~A WILF-HOUR WAITING FOR HIS C4R-RlOL SUNSET ST A tlON' On Your Dial In Gallipolis • TeiU Eastern · tranaporll tt-.1 illl which is UKd by the 2:3. Befeore 24 . 11'nar-s till< 21 Part or a 990 -· ' %2.- 3 Mist.e-r I Gtr I 4 Olllrt<'hllke t..trdll ::; Suulhea.st t..y s.outh 1abbr 1 6 Arrorant 7 Re-ndered rat or 18 Thost who \9 Hrlp 20. Bog TO Competent •• Vitali Tcllwd, SJraelll•· - ... _. .•• il I Wil i 'YOU II Reol Estate Broker Funeral Home · Cmde oil: $3.00 barren. Phone ........ ~ .......... , '>~\;!'"'· w J E H Jaob1111, Oblo Embalming HouBa Dun.T.-rooh -~hllllled. I M-&lf ~\NCY RODNEY DOWNING Is -pert TecltDt_,.IDI. Pbr;u CS2M Y lllddleporl 8-16-tf 2tl0, • MY One Vital Port or A Superior Service Tul.aed OOlJ.JNS Jtwll'.. LEIIS. l'<mw07. 1-3-lf by wattbmator. .. ·- - .....: /' . • • • • • •• HEY, KID•·· 9-27-tl SERVICII oo Watcb lle- PIIrin.l ew-Y• - fllt1'A.J..~~ You have something To Sell, Trade or Annou nee, Let A Doily Sentinel Display Ad or Want Ad be Your Representative: -They Get R~tulh - tervl~ Middleport, Oblo. QUICK •""""" ...T.:d.cal or IF Aucllnneor. 3-28-tl ,;d~o the ~ am botUa doe.n't allow the M" ~-" limDhi euy way to lose poundt of Tbo\INDdlotothenMvacw•rcom.t bl.&li:y «at and help rerafu mtnder, th dacomtort of mOJ'tl ,.outhful If Ndudble be.lnf oVU"tf 1lfU!, lhll! ~v. •~r:ceu fat dtoHn"t '"m to dlaapJ)f:&r boTni nclpe. '1 euy--no ~uble at 1 .a1mo1t lUra maale Juat rei urn th• all and cddll little. .1un 10 ta your 1mpty boltla ta tha manufacturer for ClrUIIlP aD4 • lor low ounOM ol. 1 1'0UJ' money ba.elr, lnlllt on Re~eL • M. Y. F. . 1b-""s tG Mn. Harry La:rae. lin. The Nt:w ll avt•n M 1· thod•~t Youth R . p Roua:b, Mrl, £d.u llll'l'lll. F'Pi!owshtp, Wi l l hold a SkahDI Mn. Phitip Walptrt. Kd. M"ll1llll 1 r, art) tt th r f'T J•l .. asant Rink 01'1 ' Ohft.nger Mrt. RlfD\OIId r.fut, lt· n•Ja· A~· l Q Th I M Po 111 b ' · ... n " priX't>P.I" w r•. tm w • .an. HO'o9ll"d lw f .. ~- ttw lhureh l'und Wllt:.Jihlls ,a nd 111'1. Mlr7 Wetl· . A 1 ·1t~ r 1ns :~ad tu the 1roup _t\' , from ,, Kori!.a11 }hs~ionan Jo whom PAR • tlrey '- r1 d fu1od5 rE'gularly Thou M.n. cnarles Oney "hoaoreci htr pr~st'nt were Mrs John FE'rgu 5 on dau1hte.r Debra cborleM tG W ·"'lr! Hazen Rouih. Mn Jeu Ebel~ 1 4th birtbday, with a party OD Mrs w~- att Chadw~ ll. ~n W. A. Apr-il 2, Many pta wer' renJyed Denni~. Mrs Cllr' K1ng , :.tn_ Ar- 1n<1 rt>freahmf!ots aerved to. ira. 1!\ur WtherlJ. a n<J Mrs .l'lhn Mor· Gehe Athey , Midpel lnd JO ~ea. gan. Mrs . 0. J llowa rd gr and Mn Mu. · Freeman Ro\ult, .Qllabetb . Rudllllll, Gueah from Pt. Pleanat MISSIONARY were Mn. CJafence Vlctert, Clark. The Lutheran Missionary Groug and Jeffery, 'Mr• Boyd PltleDJ meL Wedne&day at the church with and EuJi!ene, Mrs. Vnuoa' .,_W'ees Mrs. Johr1ny Roush as hOBtess to and Joshua, · Mrt. Ora Carlisle. the group. Mn. Lawrence Parson• Mike. Vireinia Torttta. Mrs. Georae wu in chargt- o fthe program. the Crump aad ltrs. Albn"t Knapp, topic ~an_g ··,\ Churc h Is Born··. ¥-uggy and Debra of Cl:inton. 0 .• Refre~ hmt-nts l't'f rt' ~>nved by the &icky Jo Burm1 sent 1 alf't. >UN Ill Sf. Builders of ~:uod homt•s. C~IJ Ra· cine, Ohio . 4·9·81c 2.:13·11 MEIGS Ellulpmnl Co 1=-=~ · PhoM 129-M ---- RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE Phone 200. Clflland Apl!lisnce Sture, 118 W. MtJD SL: Fomeroy GARDEN TL\CI'ORS ·-====---·- On Rt, 33 or compJicahr your mnl p\umlnl, No upeQIYevlbomlna toforttf)o your~ tem from -•kneu wbU• IObtl wnthout food tor you ean eat normally. U Good Cieaa Used can All Makea aad Modell NIIGLIR & NEtGLER Phone 9-IO..X. $IMPUCITY & BOLENl GRUESER BLOCK CO. In MIDDLIPORT, OHIO 6136-M PHONES 63.. 'Jpportunitie! 19 Business 120 I i:jus1ness- ~er~c-;; - - - - - · --· JOHN 11:\NI>l.EY, ANDTORO 3 MUM N..,... of Pope,_ BALDWIN SPINET PIANO SUMMER & SONS ~- ·-·--·-----~-- --- POWER MOWERS here Monday of the death oi Leslie B. Carter in Florida. He was the hu11band of the for01er Marie Genhcimer POineroy. Services were held today at Clearwater Florida. "Bulltl Bett•r fOt' L...,.,, N GASOLINE ALLEY liQuid lt•n~~•l Concenlr•t•. Pour thl• tnlo 4 piJlt boUJ• and ado.! l!n9UI!h ~apelru.ll Juln~ kJ ftll the bottl•. Then • 1...-o t•bleepoonfu.ll twice a d•r.· C'l .U th- Ia to tt. No dieh o ·-· 18'33 WD..LYS Sloation Waion, all lioteel, on-e owner, $875. B1aett· NIIGLIR & CLIIK GAUGE .nar'•, Pomeroy, Oh10. 4 7·6tc F'or car r('JW!r otnd welding_ Call R~tcilw, Ohio. 4 9-6\c ------ ----· - -·(91 For Sole JACOBSEN CONCRETE BLOCKS iNSURANCE AGENCY bou~ll· II !ll Employment --- ~--·-· DEATH REPORTS Word was reeeived by relatives .. Aa tM t1me 1 .urtec1 udnr ~ conctmnte 1ever¥1 mon~ aro l Milaed llO U.. wrlta Mn. H•leu Dalir, tai Wesl: ihrke• St., Akmn I, Ohio. "1111 u...1q Rennel 1 have lOll.* ~town. to Ito Lbl. Yo1,1 mu"t know haw ple-.41 am 1o lose 70 Lb1. My bealtb Ia ~ IJld 1 feel wonderful. Thinia to Benne\, rny be~~t frlen<l, I hew tbe .St&llt7 and health tha-t. I AUTO SALES 11 ·1·ll WANTED - Womon· - . Thanks TQ My Best Friend NEWHAVf:N SocrrtY I I 1 Lost 70 Pounds BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED Capt. and Mrs. John Peek and children; VIcki, Jeff and Rar:~dy, of Overland Park, Kan., were vbitiMg Mrs. Peeks' mother, Mrs. Lela Fling, over 'the weekend, to belp celebrate her birthday . Others from Pomeroy who help. ed Mrli. Flint celebrate her birth· day were: Mrs. Edna Grueser and family, and Mr _ and Mrs. R. J . Curtis. Mrs. Flint received many lovely gifts and cards. SYRACUSE METROPOLITAN CloUw. CUnt.oa 1'1aber, Mtcldieporl. 1171 &JT,OH MttS. ,, - - - -·· ---------------I day w,..re Wn . Hann llb Mt'Rrige Bv AND sMJ'I't and C('Ttruf!P, Jr>('al , \'l r a-nd Mrs. 1'tl .t Syracuw- Gflrden Club mf't 1 .ar J nordon. da~o~~htN . Mr and l h Mrt. J11hn Go rdon and ~n o-r (;a1· a t"' hi.>ruto of Mr~- flor.·nct' ilpoli~ . Bd! Hyowl l anll Mafjarr1 ~ lftlrden 'l'ut:sd'a)· t'Vt-mn&. Gordon, t 'ulumb u, The mt-etiftJ W'lls itl t"hulll' of Mrs F. S ~lrli~ "pent Ea ~\l'r the pre~Jdt' nl. Mr,. Orvllh·· Slack Ile- ~ wert' •h·.... bo u -. llor· with hl· r >~u n ·l n· law and ramJ! y t""'''' ... ~ ...... "~' M d 'I (J "ott,.,.,·o-.. den 'Mid ~frs. 1om" " II Rutland. r. an ~ n . sca r ,·' ._ Qul<k . •w «It was A!HWered b~· glvlnJ the llr and MN . Kl!>nneth Hol brook flame of a fur bearing animal . and daushtt!r, Mr. and Mn. H•r · The Eas:rer bake sale mad~ a IH'Ofit of $1~ .00 old Loct}oy a.rrd from JIY. KllyfMr:l The clu!:l rt>c~ntly pl an-ted 3 W Va ., speor Sumt~· WJih ~lr white pine- tre e on thl' town lot and :\Irs . J. C. Ferre-ll. to be deeoNted at Ch ri~t m u Ume MT. iillU Mrs Don Capehr.t of Durinx the e\'~Din-g 11 n a1.1e-tio n T r>l E'do, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Capeof a c-ake donated by 'frt . cu·so n hart of Culumbv!i spenl the week Hayes and cup cakC'' haked by t'mi wl ' h thei-r mother Mn. Ak t' Mrs. Orville Slack While ha\'inq f'apt>hart . the auction of th ::! cake it wa s Mr. a n-i "fr~. Don Qu i•.-. nhe~~ B• AL C~PI pt'ised !tround the memh~r~ and r..nrl son M Alht>m .~ pent Ea.s• e~ gue~t for fi w~ cents a smell whi<:h , wi'h their p;:rrf>n ts, ~r - and ~r~ IT SM'EU.S TtR,p,leLE., · net,ted 55 Cf!nh. Sl.O~ for th ~ , J 0hn B,..wr·n an? Mr . and ~rs eMJT I'M GOING TO CRke 1lnd 40 centr for <'UP rakf>~ _ ' o~f'llr H: nry . Clifton. EAT IT!.' - J MUST KE£PALNE~f11 11 w.-r~ wer! .iud~=·d and thl' M.. , r h~"IP<! l-Y''!ii!;'!~" hall rP· !lllo'!l'ds gi\'f'n lo: blue rihh'ln·, M r~ ' t ur n':!~ . "' her hl)!"lJe l rom th r M:al{~t.,.d»n :Jnd red r 1bbon Mrs I cnn C. l!l 'f'. ro.,t~L· j ~ 1 r· n.-1 "'"~. Ern"<; ' b ~>i - ~ f.! .-I Re~"'-·l<"l "DI~ w"-"· Hen•M to "~i'd'•·n _P~>ne~' Al l<>n anrl V1r· v. fn .. Willis Leacl"neb am, MN. 1 ~<:n; <Jf 1\_ew Bal!!morr. Mic h. . fta~·r-s. Mrs B<>uhrh Gibbon.<>. Mrs I we. e we!ll€nrl guest~ of Mr. and ... ·R,.rl fl!ea ·;e Mr<o. Drm Cot'rill: Mrs. Cilt:e-rt Sincllur . .•~ . Mrs. T,.ow Zwill in•!. Mr!l. Quick. Mr .•an~ Mn. J 5. Crook.3 and ·t M~- illark ~r~ . Ea rl Watk ins 'hugh er of Columbu ; w r:-e Ea.-1 · 1nrl tum !l'Je..,•Q Mro. Rubert Har- L ~r gut>st~ of his pa ~e n:~ 'fT. and den and Ml'!J. Don Lisle. Mr11 OrvtHe Cnook~ a n~ Mr. and Mrs. Donald LislE' and famil}- . \fr fltl•l M~ . s~!ll .Arm•!i anrl I James Thr.iss has rh":~i\'ed """ .-.f .J"'"~r-c:,..,n v; .. t, . SD"nt the I hi-; di <::- ha-rge from the AJT Yore" F.!!.o;!rr wr>"'kMd with. her oarent~ . 1n Parks. Calif.. after ser. . ng 17 BYKINI> Mr. and M ~s- Harold DuckW'Orth . m"n 'hs in Hnnol ulu. Mr. 1nd Mu. Arehie Lee of Mr. and MT". Ca;l Duekwort-h ChnlP~<Ion ~pent the weekend of Ostego 0 ~r. and Mrs James with his part>nls Mr . nnd Mrs. A. Guins-IN an1 cht!d:-rn sprnt Sun n . l~e. dav wi:h ~1r~ . Dora Duckworlh . '-f,. "'"" M"r-s. :Milbrd Durlrwot'ih Mr awl ~frs. Hom· ~ Sinelai r or Hlmtinelnn soenl\ Saturdav ~'ld dau"h 1•·r f'f H e bba·-d s vill~ . w\ 1 h his mothE'r, Mrs. Don Duck - l\lr and .V."s- Wade Gcc-bv and \l•tWth. ,.t-o=]rtrl'n nr P(lrrv-ov "3'', d M r~ ,~,. mti Mn. William 1'h.ul"nef" Nv'ti<! ~~•·~>k • W!'~E! S11rt.r!av llU"1! 1 c ~""·'11 Su111hv wi+h Mr. anrl Ml-s cf \f r. antJ ,!, ~i. t; i [b~;t S in rlai r Milliam L1-hew . Columhu~ Mr<~ . N"ol'JTI-t T i£>1~ ill roPnrl\n't Mr. t1od M·111. JaniE', \filan. Ra- tu.·n w.....~~ ~ with ~··· and Mrs . Don C'in-P. soent S•mdov wi'h h~l' oar· 1 i~lr> and f:I IIJil .~· f'nls, Mr. and Mn. Millard Va·n Mr. ""'' \{rs Th,.,•na~ 0fiJ'rt anrl Mrler. Qnn of \ii•l.-ll~>port w"rf' lhr, - ..... ,.nt :'tfr. and Mrs Dew i .~~:ht Frie-00 <~H<>~t~ (I ( ;\'! r·. anti Mrs. Rob('rt o( Malv""'n called on Mr. and Wh;tf' and ~on. Mn. Hollv Frienrl S:~turdav. Paul Moori son of Kalmony, .~tr . anrl M~ Wi!li::~m Bartel~ Mieh., wa s the 'l'N'E'nl gue-rt of <an-d d:JUP.:htt!r Cincinnali spent Richard DurkWOTl h. the wer·lct>nd with Ht,..ir parent~. ~tr. and }Irs: Earl Harden aud 'M·r. and Mr!!. Emnw'l Ba:-leh and !Wn of Newcorn~J'&"t(l~n -speifl the Mrs-. Norma GoOOwin. Pomeroy . wf:<t>kc.nd with Urs. Florenee Jfa r· Mrs. Rogrr Quisenberrv -and den. fi11HI!"hters vis-ited Mr . anrl t.-f"f'"§. ,Mr_ an-d M1·s. Elmt'll' Uouda;;·h elt William Holmeg and Mr. anrl M'l'<; of Buchanan, W. Va .. spent ih~ Jnhn BowP.n over Eas1er W"ekend . Easlt'r WN>kend with his paren ts. P.-fr. Oul~r.nhRl'rv, 8 Lt . O>m . in Mr. and Mrs. Wil-liam Hdu~a ., helt. 1he Navv Re~f'I'"V?. visi1C13 Miami, Mr. and Mrs.. Herbert Pa~kE'r Fla, .on a lnsorr-Uon t-our with and family !lper;~t Sunday wi h a ln'ouo frnm Albens. 'hflr parentll. Mr. and Mn. n . T Mr. an<! M!'l!. Lawr~'TIC" Dldrl!to Summerfield of Chester .. And daue:hter s-pent SllntJ:J.\' wi t h~ BIBLE STUDY CLASS her -oarcnt~. Yr and Mrs. Vint Delbert Dohon of Ma~on ~ ~ SlnvP.m of WPI!ston. conductin~ a series of Bible stu· r,.,JM't~ .... , \4"r. alld "Mrot. r ·h111"1<><! rliP.s at the Baptist Chu!'t::h on H•'lllelJ and Ml'S. M"ny- Cowio Sun· Werlne~dav ni!lht of ea-eh week. 3-21-U . For . -~eo~;teuau f \6NEB • MAX 19M BUICK 4 door Sodan, !i-pel"ial V8 l'ngiDC 1 $2103. Blaettnar'• For rnt-EJeetrtct wtUJJaper Pomeroy, Ohio. 4-7-6tc 1teames-. CUn&oa Filher, Wddleport. .Pb. 8265-X. 11-1-tf 1 • e. On A Beautiful ----- Phone 8227. Nl&ht Phone 8039X. DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEAL£liS. 3-6-tf Complete WUEEL__.- AUGNMENT, Ohio. «·titc btaacina: and brake service. Htekett's Safety Service, West Sev('ral choice aportmcnf.'i in MidiMala Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. dll'purt; two In New Haven. Phone 267. ~IHI Trailer .'I puce. Inquire CK4 Broad "\Uh-• ac,_ IN Hll NIW YOIIC A I ' - , Gnco lttll:f holdl bor , French poodle. ''OUver," who· will 10 aloo' with her to take Up hla 1 residence in the p•lace at Monaco after her marrlale to Jlr1nee Rainier OI, oa April 18. Sborll.y alter th1a p1dun waa: taken. Mia Kelly wu presented with a .Over meda~ aDd citation b)" the U. Treasury Department tor hv oontrlb¢ion to the Savinp Boad pro. ' eram. At rl1ht ll the first photo o1 thfl&own to be worn by a bridel- : maid at the weddlna: of Grace Kelly to Prince RaJ.nler 10. It il beln&" tl.tted over the tiJure by M.n. Prl1c111a Kidder, ot Bolton, and It will be worn by Ml'l. Ellz.abetb Gray ot Belmont, Maa. tln"lcrnctlon&IJ SAVE! 200,00 l''or Rcnt-7 room HOUSE and gardrn. plrnty wa·l cr. Ab:;o 3 room AJ'ARJ'MENT. <.:. Jf. Amos, 4-10-3tc Hutllln-d, O,hio. co·.-·:0.)'24 I Service, ' Po:alllt~~ Phon. 810 For Rent R. II. RAWLII'IiGSoNS ' QHIOVALLEY JUNK CO. - -· -~--· '---- APARTMENT. J~OOffi'! aod privat,c bath.. Private _c~tn•~_:~::._ 1 hone 103_:_~ 7-~~1.: t'or r<"nt - 30 ACHEs CORN GHOLJNO at Salem Center farm. C111l 602~-Y or write W. F. HawI<'Y~ liJO N. 4th St., Middleport, .' ...... ... ' .. ... . . .. ri'RUCTUlUL I BKAM8 · FURNISH~IJ ~lett\:V. WE BUY 7 ROOM HO USE at. 907 S. Second St., Middleport. Can be seen anytime. Wayne Harri..son. 4-9-6 :-'. tc:..__ _ _ __ 3 CABINS, f urnishcd.---N-ea-r Shade River. Marion Cowdery, Long Bo-ttom, Ohio. 4·9--3\c ---~~- <:OM£ 'WATER, r==:...:========~~l HAY 1 - \t,.th,.. ...J~I ••'-~.) Wrecker 1 I ~~- hour Portland, 4-9-7tc FOR- SALE 29 ACRJo:Sthre;-;i);s northwest uf Uobson. }'or details write Donald Curren. 4364 H.N1dm~:: nuad, Cir.cinnali, 20. Ohio. 4 6-12tc -. . . , 1125,0;1)0 CABBM.l!: .II.ANTS n-ady io go-. Man_rm Cowdery, Long Botto~~· Ohw. 4-9-3tt GOOD MIXED ~iv~- mUe; 1 {'a! of Pomeroy, HL 7. P. H. 01' 1 Donald Mora. 4-9-31p LOS'r- pair of hla<·k suede bi-gh hl'l'i wmnt•n's sh ues, at · Hw ,hridsc appwach . Rt'ward. Con· tact W!irn<'r ·~ Bilrht'l' Shop, 158·.1. 4-lO...;tlp ... aJ'(IUnd he 21}\h of Apr1l. Wtll hilve I 1oma!o, prpper, sweet pntato, egg plant around the 28Lh of AJ7["ll. C.all or bnng ordt-r~ lo 4 6-tf _ 7ill 'have tomll1o _vJant s AdmiQiatra~ Rev . Fred I. Gardner, Prayer services and ot·her Union tor and to aucb of the followlnt Cb111'Cb of Ghrist pastor presided meetinis. The AsBodation in· f.S are resldentl of the State of when the- M.idd.IE'port M"Jru:s(erial structed the sen-etary C.pt. Rum· Ohio: Survivinc spoLUe, U ·any; ne:rt A.ssociatitm met Monday al the mel!, to wriie to the Rev. and First Blptisl Church. Tbe devo- Mrs. Orla Bradford, Canol], and or kin; beneficiaries UDder the wilJ, if any; the attoraey or attional servire wu conducted by thank them for the Good Friday torney• repretentlDC lilY of the ·t he Rev. R-obert Styers, Chut'Ch of sermon they -depicted in sermon, aforementioned peraoq.a: the Naz&"rene, and he took his music and art. You are hereby notified that Rev. Hoyt gave the benedictory text from Philippians and Mal· on the ~d day of April, 1958, aD praYff. thew. Innntory and Appraisement of Rev. C. E. Hoyt, First Baptist OhUTch, gav~ an outline of a ser· r - - - - - - - - - - - - · l l the E.rtate of Sololl Ira Long, late of Rutland Towqship In said mon "Dry Bone5" with .the text YOU CAN FINisH County, was filed In Uris Court. from Ezekiel. At the next session Hearing oo illid Inventory and S~HOOL the SE'rmon outline wiH be given Appraisement will be bad before by Ca pt. Glenna Rummell of the this Cuort on the ~th day of May, Salvation Army and Rev. Howa·rd ',M t-. .,. ,_ can ... rt. _ ... If '1"H 19M; at 10:00 o'clock A. M. Ruppelt, F i r s t Prcsbytarian -• 17 01 OVSI AND NAVI Ufl Exceptiont thereto may be filed churrh will lead devotionals. KHOOt - - .... , ......... "' ...... by any intere~ted party at •ny Plans were made for the Union """ J.S ..... h... .._....., looooio . At .. H· lco...t ~ wblw.n. lrM«<Mt Nor.....,. time prior to five days before tbe Daily V a<: a lion Bibl~ Srhool H..... Study Council. da~e ,eet for bearina. which will be held from June 4-15 AMDJCAN SCHOOL - nr. , ..... WITNESS my aignature and the at the CentTal School building Ofta. Dltlf'kt Of!IM, ~1 . 7f I. , . _ StrMt !te&l of old Court, this 2Qd day of and volunteer workers and teach!CIIt.. . . ll 15. Ot.l. Altril llllltl. ers arc asked to C<:lntact their .................... ...... . John C. Bacon, pastors. On April 21 11 DVBS TeaPROBATE JUDGE. C/tt .............. ..... ........ .. cher Training lost itut" will be 4 3. 10-2tt held in Athens. Reports were ·g iven on Teviva.J services and Easter services in the local chul't!'he-s and a -general discussion conducted on UnioD ..... ..................... .............. -- - N~~os. . HIGH ' AT HOME ''" .~ . . , ~- o:.•~- .... W'•'-"'"" ,., ,.,6 ,_ .. DN)J)Y 1'he I[ ... ...... ,u •...u Mit. _, PILING AND Middleport Ministerial Association ,_ NOTICI NIAitiNO ON INVINTQitY PROBATE COURT, COUNTY, OHIO .Meets Monday Night At Baptist Church MEIGS To the or !20 H) Insurance 1 FOR FARM EQUIJWI!:NT SEE US ' · ;,.,i«ed A4l uceno""' "' .u, ..t.. II. wlU be publiab.a ~ .UUt: ........ .,co~..... . ----------------------------~:~~~~~~~ WANT ADS , U.:u.•a... -----~---....:Th~e O~ily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, AprillO, 1956 VERMIN SNEAKER IS 1!-l.~ ~FICE S~INTeR WHO JETp QtJT pF 1'111! JOINT AT FIVE (BUT SHARP!) ~LS 10 CO,I~E n· ,. �., • The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~Eight --- TO INSTALL OI'FICIItS Jerusalem will bave open !natal· 13, at 8 p, m. at the IOOF bilL ~ Mary Shrine, White Shrine ol lation of officers, Friday, Apri!The public Ia Invited. Public Invitee( Handkerchief D. of A. District Heath Methodist WSCS Plan Family Night Dinner To Be.Held April 17 To Attend, Two 13, OHicers And Shower Given Plans were made for a Family motion, Mrs. Glenn Lambert ; MisGoldie Hart Day Flower Show • Deputies Gather Nilht dinner to be held on Tues.. sionary Education, Mrs . Harold day, April 17th, when the W. S. C. S. met Monday evening at Heath Methodist CJaurcb with Mrs. Emerson Jones, preS'ident, presiding . Mrs. Herman Haddox was leader of the devotional service on the theme "Christian Discipleship T<>day" and Mrs . L . A. Bangerter, program chairman, was assisted by Mrs. Jack Bechtel, Miss Bernice Bowen, Mrs. Bernard Fultz and Jrtn. M. L. French. Mrs. French chairman of the nominating committee, presented the following slate of officers; president. Mrs . Bruce Lloyd; vice- president . Mrs. Carroll Swanson; secretary, Mrs. Forrest Bachtel; treasurer, Mrs. E. M. Blake, sec . Pro- TONIGHT Wlon. T,_: April 9-10 Ulvna Mangano Shelly Winters Mamabo ALSO VIctor Moture Woodgerd; Church activities. Mrs E. M. Wood and Mrs. Carl Mattox Student and Youth Work, Mrs. Nan Moore; Clrildren's Work, Mrs. llangerter; Spiritual Life, Miss Bernice Bowen; Literature and Publications. Miss Bess Sanborn; Supply Mrs . Robert Harris and Mrs. W . W. Hayes; Status of Women, Mrs . Emenun Jones . Installation will be held at the May meeting. It was decided to invite the girls of the church who still graduate from High School in May, to the next meeting which will be a potluck supper . Mrs. Louise Mugridge, Mrs . Jack Bechtel and Mrs . Bernard Fultz were guests for the everting and the hostesses were Miss Frieda Faehnle, Mrs. D. C. Miller, Mrs. C. M. Erwin, Mrs R. C. Sansbury with Mrs Max Roller as a contributing hostess. They served strawberry meringues, nuts and coffee with Mrs. Bangerter presiding at the sliver coffee service at the refreshment table which was centered with an arrangement of jonquils in a Chinese container and lighted by white candles in crystal holders. Glory Brigade --- Wedneoday only April 11 FamilY Night 2 Adult Ticket• Admlh .C ar Lure Of The Wilderness JHn Peten Jaffrey Hunter (In T~~ehnlcolor) ALSO Rose Of Clmmaron lack Buetel Tuesday, April 10, 1956 --~----------------------------------- Mala Powers PLAN TURKEY SUPPER A Turkey supper will be surved tbls Thursday evening ~:30 to 7:30 P.M. at the Enterprize EUB church Rocksprings road. The supperlis project sponsored by the Youth FellowsMp a part of their fullfillmcnt of raising funds for the Building Fund . The charge is $1.00 a -=======:--~~=-~-==~~~~-:""""-~-~~p~la~te:_and the public is welcome. The District officers and deputies Mrs. Robert Reibel, chairman of the Rutland Garden Club Spring Club meeting of district 13 DaughF'lower Show, has invited the pu- ters of America was held at the blic to attend the show to be held borne of Ethef·Arbaugh at Tupat the Rutland Methodist Church pers Plains April 8. Saturday and Sunday starting at Mrs. Margaret C. Kistler presl· 2 p. m. each day and closing at 9 ded ever the meeting, with the p m. Saturday and 5 p. m. Sunday . Lord's Prayer In unison and discusTheme of this vcar's show is "It's Spring Aga;n;. and the seh· sed furth~r plans for the Rally to edule carries out this idea . Garden be held. tn C~ester May 21st the clubs in the area are invited to en- 1 two sesstons Will bcpn at 2:30 and ter the invitational class and speci- 7: 30 p. m., dinner will se~ed men class with all specimens to be at 6 P: IJI. by the women s soctety labeled . Entries an to be in place of Chrtstian Service of tbe Methodby 10:30 a. m. Saturday witb jud- tst church. The annual Picnic will be at ging to start at II a. m. Classes include: _arrangeme~ts: City Park at Middleport, Ohio, July Sprmg Breeze. Sprmg Memortes, 18th. At the close of the meeting, Spring Fantasy, Spring Glory, Spr- refreshments were served by the ing Song. Spring Show, Spring Spe- hostess rial , Spring Sunrise. Spring Birds, · Spring Greenery; flowers to be Those present were: Margaret C. shown a• specimens include nar- Kistler district deputy Logan, 0 ., C'issus, Iris and other garden flow- Iva Griffin deputy of Golden Gleam ers. Other classes will be the min· Council No. 254. iatures. educational. invitational l-ucille Forbes Deputy of Nelsonand chilfilren under 12 years of ville Council No. 108. Estella V . age. Snyder Logan Council No. 120. NoMrs. Cush Johnston, Bradbury, ra Taylor American Beauty Counis president of the Rutland Garden cil no 84 Little Hocking, Ohio ReeClub and Mrs . Wino is tn charge ta Hopkins Belle Praire Council of publicity. No. 269. Pribble Wilson Past State '!" A "KAY BENTLEY" ORIGINAL Miss Goldye Hart was pl~santly surprised at school last Thuraday morning, April ~. with a handkerchief s:.ower by the New Haven Grade School teachers, the occasion being her birthday, A lovely birth. day cake, baked by Mrs. Dawson, and ice cream were served to Miss Hart and all of the teachers at noon, along with the bot lunch. At 2 p. m . a delegation o! mothers led by the Home Room mothers. Mrs. Albert Thompson and Mrs. John Brabham gave a surprise party for Miss Hart and her grade. The usual birthday song, lovely gifts for Miss Hart from parenta colorful cup cakes and fruit punch and children, and refreahments of were served to Miss J{art and the children. It was a happy event for all of them and very much appreciated by teachers and children. The ful· lowing mothers were present: Mrs. Harry Miller, Mrs. Harry Hoffman, Mrs. John Carpenter, Mrs. Lew Roush, Mrs. J a me s Stout, Mrs. Wm. McFarland, Mrs. Robert McGlothlin ancJ the Home Room Mothers, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Brabham. 2e95 Cap sleevl!6 and open neck harmonize to effect the melody of cool comfort, while the button down front provides the overtone of convenience. The final chord is fashion played by the tic tac toe desiJm, The overall effect is a symphony of all the right thin~s for · f' vou in a just rildtt housedress. ( SiZes: Tickets On Sale For Missionary Society Dinner Councilor Gallipolis, Ohio., Caddie PAST COUNCILORS TO MEET 'Wickham Past Nat. Rep. Pomeroy, The Past Councilors of The<>- Ohio, Grace Swan Riverside Coundorus Council Daughters of Ameri- cil Long Bottom Ohio, Erma Cleca will meet at the home of Mrs. land Chesler Council No. 323, EthCharles Sauer, Brownell Ave. Mid- el Arbaugh Forest Rose Council No dlcport, Thursday everring, with 285, Geneve Hopkins trustee AmMrs. C. R. Young, Mrs. Emma Mrs. Hez Root, Mrs. Addie Grue. erican Beauty Opal Taylor District sor and Mrs. H. B. Wilkins as as- Trustee No. 84, Edith Betzing, For- Bland and Mrs. Campbell Harper are completing their plans for the sisting hostessess. est Rose State Pub. committee. . turkey dinner to be served on Thursday, April 12, at the Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, corner of Main and Fourth Avenue, from , 5-7 p.m. . \ Tickets may be obtained from the members of the Missionary Society, sponsors of the dinner, or bought at the door that evening . 12 to 20 And -------------------- ELBERFELDS I ........ 5~-ME.~H,GH Q A tTY . 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