https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/458b8eea8d0d0cb65e91fc59ff012269.pdf 2b4e4a8dcf606f220683b9a9cc257110 PDF Text Text ' > •• '"he Doilv ~,!!__nel, Eight ' - ---r--------------•Mrs. ClaytonWIJHe Honored I Two Are Given - "r l • J!Qge With Btldol $bower Wedne~day ' Grange Degree ;'.~ .:~~.~:;;";~::h '~:,', ~:"~;~~ I • ·~,; ' ' :ieanor s. Scbaaf, Mlddlor<>rl Society Editor- • Nuptia/ Vows Exchanged On Sunday June 77 1 Ti :b•c"r"t;,MF• ~ak.h, - $195.00 Specials 4 1948 Chevrolet ldr. . • . 1948 Dodge 4 dr. 1947 BuJckSuperldr. : 1947Plymouth >' 1949 Mercury 4 dr. 11dan 1949 Plymouth 4 dr Sedan 1949 Hudson 4 dr. 11dan 1949 Ford VB 2 dr. Sedan $495.00 Specials $395.00 Specials ·; .1950 Buick Super :ldr " : Exceptional Spec. Dlx 4 dr. ..,,.. 1950 Buick new point 1950Chn. Dlxldneilan '.• pdpolnt *• t.-111 DIK. 2 leclaft lll&H. Llk1 rtew In appear•nce. We ve MMutl thll Ur IIMI MW. 1955 lUlCK • , •.•., •.. • • . . . 1,495.00 c,.. Dynadow: drl'ft. I&H. Full ftlulpment. L•• 1peclel --'VIera 1 than 11,000 111111... _1954CHEVROLET ••••.••. '• .'..• 995.00 1953 BUICK ........•. ,. ...... 1,495.00 I t52 FORD lhlr'fl cer. Low mlteite. Dyneflow drlw~ • .. •• • • • • . .• . •.... 895.00 fl Ylcterla Mrll te' cpe. IHutlful whit. Wltn red top. tord"omatlc • ' I I • •I 0 oo • I 1,1~5.00 1953PONTIAC .............. 995.00 1953 CHEVROLET ....... · · . . 695.00 ~,..,-. ~·IN ~NTIRNATIONAL ...... . 595.00 LWI. 2 t."to ••1•. LU '-lrea. ........ 695.00 1951 BUICKS ................ 7~5.00 M~eport. Choice of tht1lt fin• uf"l. Special Super I Ro.nfna ..ter, ' .. . . . . . . . . 1953 FORO . . . . .. 1,.1 ton Pickup. l•tn •h.rp, ' 895.00 ' 1951 CHEVROLET •........•.• 795.00 ' 2 ton Lwa. lllfre o:ood 8.2! tln!l. 2 1~50 GMC essert eourtl!l wu Hl'Ve •='· ule, ••••••••••••••• "'A ton Plcku.,_ Ntw P1Jnt. ::=.:::t.!.i: ~~~rd~~~1956~~~--"T_.!BG.in~:-~1'110na~~-~-------~ Sou~"' · • ... ANOTHER SHIPMENT ~ ~EVER,£ 5~~~.- ~tiu~: KariM~;:"~~iea~~e::.:nl~!: Rus n Rad,.ll Olx. I cyl. 2 dr. Wan. W•'vo MrYicN thlt cer sine. n.w TRUCKS _, ' 2~ d1~ It ••• told. I No. 59. Pomeroy-Middlepo~t, .Ohio ' 'rile Ulllon hit !be . . tioa'• major 51:ftl produeen. of en.. 1er1n1: ilito a •eonaplraey" to lme ~ · etu.er to lltrike or ae. totdiJ u - j j l e - the Wli9n the hos~leS, Mn. Philllpt ·Mrs. Sad1e Brown to tboae above and M...... Lena Li.nole Rummell, Mils U::!: l r;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::~;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;;;.;;;~;_~;;;~~~~-Mr!l. Earl Renllbaw, .:Mn. Osmer Roush. Yn. SteUa Gruetter, Mrs. Brooks Sayre, Mn. Norman ·Me· _ Callum, llrs. Eslle Moa~maa, M.ra. Mr .and Mrs. Carl Mattox and Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Gali1agher were In Huntington Wednesday when Mr. Mattox nturned to the hoaplt~ al fo ra medicJl checkup. Mr. and Mrs. R.at:k:Wfe took Miss . MarUnsvtlle, tor a visit with Mr .and Ml'l. ert Jlurley anrl children. The elirtea were dinner JUetts at Hul.ly borne betore returnb1i - thl Cpe, Pewar Ste•rlnt- DyNflow. Almost like o o 01 0 _.r .....,, • tow ~~--~--~~~~~~----~M~~~·~-~~~~·~·~·~·~~~~·~D~e~o.~ee~d2r~o~~~·~w~~,~~~Gf~r~•~·~-------------------~~~~~~--. ' ' I - se • WAR.E ... aunlered • brplsed amta above the lett "other two were · uu.,.....~~w•••• ,. ill the key I wiU I. Regular :$.95 taloen COPPO.CUD STAIN~,ST!!EL It"• Amatlca'• molt .dvuced ou.cboard-tinoOth, quiet, ·- ·- .- REVERE WARE SAU~E PANS week• . · Tbe deceaoea W.. born Ia Boby lnt9D DSatrlct, :M:UOD. Couhty, on OCto~ 16, 178'7, the son of the c;,_;--~:::~~~!~:1~':.1 Posse AMad:~layer., · late ·h lnol w. •1111 lillrtha J. Wiildoll. . '. .- Near. Wa~Ten enpged .ln farmin~ f~r sevtnl years until- U.~ conattueot the TNT plaDt on bia fafm . in the eady ~- Later; be . I d!Jalt ' la rea! ttltale 1u: ~..m.l. He\wu padood wl~ quality ltatu,.., And it'l youn oa CMy ~~ See lhla ~ board tuclay at: 595.00 ' Jli'. aD dMra. NtlP' daUghter, Ruth and Mr. and Mn;. are vlali.in& Mr .and Ml'8. Ginn WaJ. ac~ Hayward, Wit. Mr. and Mrs. Lll1Y R.lee · an.d ~mn · Chipper. have moved from Pt. PJeUIInt to ChelhiM. Mr .and Mm ~nell Parfitt and daughter, Jenny LoU Jnd friend . ·Columbus, were recent gueate of Mrs.' Hebry Hettne&Y and -son, Rob. 3.69 .... ert.'' . ~:AtSdtool : FORW To A Carefree Va~tlon Why .Hot Drive Into MEIGS MOTORS ForA VACATION-MOTOR . CHECK·UP ~ Hqppy Go sOfely. G~ ~omfortabiJ. , . ·Gfr,·YOUit Mg' r•R VACATION . . 10DAYE - "'~--Reme~~r~M,.~ ~or ~rts Plus ~killed · -... I shop. 1955-"BUICK ,....•..• : ...•.• 2,595.00 I A I ..... ' . . . . . . . . 2,195.00 2 dr. Seden. l1eutlful TurquMN with whitt Lop. 4 • · Wll'l. l.tra tlld tiN&. Week"*"d speciaL lu~t~r 4 llr, ....... 1951 Ford Dlx. VS 4 dueil 1954 FORD ~ ..... ped............... James The halt~- luvi,t!&dl tblrty.. -·~ •-... ' The Ja1t mHtiDI of tbe ewTent two mem be 1'1 an d one .. ..-.~,""' year for the Child Contenration dra Miller, to the dining ro~ for __... a delert coune precedln& tblt proLeque WU held Th-y cwwnc . . 1 -m A pink alld: wblte color """""' -a..... , when they hid a wiener 1'0&8t or •·- ' eme w.. uled (or the table deepr. their famiUes at the CIJYbankl atiODI and bostesaes were Mn. H. Speedway. Mn. Lewis H. Sauer M. Orou, ),fq.. Cl.fde Wlnebre• has been president for · the past n.er, Mr.. Hlt'Old Chase, Mrs. CbU'year and .Mrs. J'ames Pullf!D will le.t Lewi•- ·Mrs. Delbert Bftc:t.el'. t>e in chart:e of tbe ~xt meelina:. Mra. Jkm:ter HyJeU. , . . )Ire. Shirley MUla w~o was. pro.. The ••• ......up ... •~ed playlna; baU! .. -m ch&'~.rman took the port ol ~......,. during their ptellie . aDd t.bole pre.a.-bur ~-•-ey In a --reDt 'Scout" · t .M d u- Sauer lld ~n uuw.,· u sea were r .aa .,.....;-. a . program and awarded prizes t& ebildren, CArol.yll. LOla Aan and eacll of the eontestanta. FolllowJD( Gflorle Mr .and "'"- Denver Net- tbe televifdon. show program the 10ft and Linda nd Donnr, Mr. and sponsors introduced tbeJr cont-eatMr11. James Pulte~ and Sulln, Step- anti: Mn. Wlnebrenntn" presenthan and Stepharue, Mr· .and Mrs. ed Mn. Paul Smart wbo as "MinRua5etl Wllav,n and C4rla and CO}.. nie Pearl" ung "Red River Vall-ey" leen. Mr$. Charlea Bennett sponso~ Mra. MUJarcf \itUdj!rinut.h ud Mra. Beulah Wbite H "G1Jel MeJudy and Jimmy, ·Mn. Lionel ~ie" who sana: "The Boatoa Bona, and Joy, Jeffrey, Dan.lland Fancy", Mrs. WllUa Anthony ln.. trodu~l\lra. Charl-es White aDdJimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Robert SC!h~ moll and Janlce,.:Mr .and lira. Ricb- Mn. J;?h.n Lf.C?ns "The HottentOt Chamben ·and Eric llt. and. Silten who sal\lf an· oriefnal vep Dan White iand Barbara. Tom aiOn of "Sixteen Tona", Mrs. A. R. Kelly, Paula --•-, . a-• Dla. . PulleJU presented Mrr . . Georee Me-·uu Cri-eU. Gbee wbo was "Gretchen Kape,.. •• blutfer" a Swila: yodeler. pa~nb, Mr .and Mrs. Donald lef-t today for Cleveland w:lieJ~e 1th~ wlU spend the week-end with Mt. iUd ilrL"""ii. Duke Blttler th~e ehUdren. Shennan MPls i!!pendln@ the weekend with paternal Jrandparents, Mr and Mra Shltley Mll\1· John Bacon, «on of Mre. Jolm Baeon is at-?t::~;~~~lv~~; alty for two weeks 111 SUiilmer Mush~ Workshop. a member of the Middleport and accompanied Stephen Gen.e Crooklr and Shll"'a Jone•, who ·are also attending thf! Wort· VI SuniiMr COnv. Cpe. Fordomltlc • ExUa cleen lnslcte •net out. RJyler~t proyer by Mrs. Harry Houdo . .........,. ..., llholt ·' Blrthdayo ol Mro . Allon Hugheo, Mn. B. F. Pannalee, Emma Mat-- Thursday ·Evening a··.-. I 1 -..a _ 1 ' - Cynthia MHis, wbo has had tbree her grand-- 1951 Chev. Dlx 2 dr aecl. 1955 FORD ' Century Mn. Clifford Pbilll"'• &be new preaiden•., proel uau ... -' when'~...WSCS WJ'I' of the Mi~r&'Yllle Methodist eburch rnet Wednesday e.enilli at the -c:hurch. Group sl.nglq of Love Llfted ~e" opened the! ~tin& foUowed. titb pr&)'.er by Mn. Otto lfarten.. "bach, The hymn "Standlq On The l a es" p-~ed ••· -•"1 .-n~.~u •._""q,l '-"C - v.. r -•ve -·41"" of R-'u ~~~~. .. _. ... .,..... - Mrt. Bradford Maag ~ad a poem. "Li~· eriDg'', aft.er whic-h eaeb memtier present recited I poem learnrnf, dPtittg IJCbool dl:f!. A d\lfl, ''Back of the Clouds'' by M"' 8~ and Mrl Adolph G.rueser conetuded Ule program. ' During the business aetslon It wu voted to- .end a dehaate to tbe meeting at Lancaster camp cround. Cook books. whieh had ·tieen ordered were ~'-lributed to 'uo tbe member•. A d d social rooma. Mrs. Raymond Lumaii. prealdent.. opened the meeUDJ w,ith a pOem "Friendlhlp" and after 1 .. perJod of lilent _pnyer. M'TI. Wl1ll:t AutbOny Pft the openinl prayer Mrs. Iva TUrner conducted tbe cleo 't'IO&Ional aervire wbleh included. . Scripture Vertell, 1 read.lq "CIIriY Your c....... a poem "What ~enT" ' day measles, lA mother, Ml"'. R. 195 I Pontiac Dlx 1 drsea. 1950 Ford V8 2 dr Sedan extra nice . doctor. $S95.00 Specials 1950 Iuick Spec. 2 dr. Sed 19541UICK •.,••.• , •.......• $1,695.~ y. 1949 Buick super 4 ilr sed. 1950 Ford VB 2 dr sedan 1949 Ford 2 dr VB Sedan 1949 Mercury l dr dlx atd. 1951 Stud VB 4 dr. Sedan ._ wscs Meets $295.00 Specials I •- SOCIETY Groud Floor Lo<atlon For Your CoDvenlence I • MIDDLEPORT. USED CARS AT LOWEST PRICES EVER I 0 5 I1 ~tbodist ,'m"da.Mndr. the bride and bridesmaid, wore a pnle pink dre!IS featuring high . neckline trimmed In white braid und Mark of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 11r.d white accessories, She car· ri£'d 11 nosega)l of multi-colored dd:.;ies. Miss Shirley Bue-hanrm of Parkershurg, niece of the bride lig hted the candles. Charl ~s Pickett, Hollywood, Fla. brother or the groos gerved as M•. .and Mr11. Clarence Kunze bc:;~t man and ughers were Bruce (Hazel Root), Columbus are vlalt· Roach, Athens, nephew of the ~ng her mother, Mrs. He-z Root. Mr . and Mrs. Lewis Koehler and daughters Carol, Nancy and Connie, Bryo~, Ohio, are visltinl his mother, Mrs. Lewis Koehler. · Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bailey have returned from a vil;lt with his: people In North Carolina. Mr-s. Noah Haskins hu r«elved: word tbat her broth«. -1Cime ~t~ thews. Ia -recovering 11lowly at Vnt. vcrsUy hospital, ColumbuS; a:fter a :severe br:art attack. . Mor'l"l'S Mr. and Mu. William took Michael Morris, Ahm Watlace and Jam~s Miller to Camp Pr«Pmont. near Pi('dmont, OhJo ,this 1)alrt Monday. The boya are attending the Junior I Camp of the Presyterlan Cbmch this week. They w~U come home Sunday with Mr. aDd Mrs. DwiJl:ht WaUace and son, Bruce who will spend the weekend in McConnelsville and l,io~~··~~to~ Camp Presmont Sunday 1 Dr. J. J. Davis an~ Diane, visited hla parent~ Mrs. Glove! Spires, Peebles, ~=.~;I Tui!!day and Wedneaday. Dr. D was a paUbearer at the funeral C. L Young. a pharmacLst ln Pee-bles, who was an old friend f)( the OVER 60 BETTE.R BUY $99.00 Specials MfMfSVI • "JIre I• . i s·Impson o! Sunday afternoon groom and Howard , ' June. 17 ' . at Pomeroy. half after two o cloc}t, Mlu Elotse "trs. Milhoan , mother of the Fay Mtlhoan, daug-hter of. Mr. and " t• br'.de wore a navy blue sheer Mrs. Albert Mil. . oan, ·Mbe 1ddl epor Gl dro· • with navy ac.::e:tsrnier; and a became the bnde of Ra rt en.,., r~y Pickett •. son of Mrs.. H. B. white carnation corsage. Mrs. Pi~ Ptckett and ~h~ late Mr. Ptckett. kett wore a light blue dress 0 The weddmg took pla~e at the sheer cotton trimmed in w-hite farm home of the grooms _m!Jther wit h white accessories and a corwhich wu decorated w1th ar· sage of whife carnations. rangements of roses. The Rev. . th ceremony a re Mid-· Fo·11 owmg h ld e for approxlmate-fo'red Gar d ne.r .. past or o f t.•u e .. Ch h ff t ccptwn was e dleport Chnstlan . urc o tela . ly 150 gue-sts. The three tlered ed at the _do uble_ rmg cer ~mony wedd ing cake topped with a minbefore an 1mprovtsed altar 1gh.ted ith 11oo by seven candles. iaturc bride and groom w ca Preceding the ce-remony nuptia) dlese in cry.stfll holders w~re on music was presented b)' Mr.s. Olive the bride's table. Assisting witb Ingraham and WilHam Markham, lhe reception were Mrs. James nephew of the gr(lom. Cnldwell, Mrs. Wad_e Smith, Mrs . 8 Given in marriage by ber bro. Russell Cullums, 'MISS Pearl Ran· ther, Claremont Buchanan of doph and Mrs. Sam Curtis, al of Parkersburg, W. Va., the br1de near Darwin. wore a ballerina length gown of Mrs. Pkketl attended Middle· urt High School and Mr. Pickett French organdy with ful I skirt P rp Hi'"b over crinoline. The fitted bodice is a graduate 0 omeroy " p featured bands or lace over the School. :-.houlder.s and a V neeklinc, front -,p.e couple will Teside in orneroy·. Route 1 where .Ml'. Pickett is I II lind back. Her veil of ny on i us- manager of the Pi-c ke tt rarms. ion fell from bands oI Iace nou·"'~t anL..., lor Coming from a ull:l rett.es which formed a s mall ·half the ceremony were Capt. and hat. She wore lace mitts and car· Mrs A L Seott and daughter, ·Mae, Fatrbanltl, _Alasril'd a white Bible topped with a Mcliis~ white rose corsage. k . MT and Mra. Cbarles P1cltett 1Miss Delores Milhoan, sister of . ~ Charles and Carl, Holl)"' ·,. PHONE 232 1 Wiener Roast Held· ' By CCL Fami'/'leS .n- one vv•• Milhoa~Pickett HOBSETTER INSURANCE AGENCY - Pb The Busy ~~ "ctaa of the Finlt BapUat Chureb made plau for a plole in lbe Middleport Roaddd.e Part on July 18 wheD \bey met Tbl,lt,tday 'e Yflllq ·at tbe ehurc:h ••.1.1 Pomeroy S oc1e · t Y F.ditor Pb.aiU!l 6244 .· _ _ _..;,;;:_.______ (..ucille Bea•rb S H a:yuns, ~:,:::~;:.,:::::; . :..;:::;::;:..,. ad IN OUR NEW LOCATION AT 225 E. 2nd ST. ' .. --r POMEROY, OHIO ' • Pomeroy Bend ' s... .• enttne Pomeroy-Middleport~• ..=Oh::.:.:::lo:____ _ _ -...--------------=Fr~l(l:.;:.:::a'l!!,•_:1_:1l::.:rte::•..;;;';;:'!..''_19..;5-"\f. First Baptist Busy Bee Class . '. ' ..~ The D~ily Sentinel . . .. ·-· Outlines Plans F,or A Picrriq · - - H_ D. Cuoolo]lluom aul~liKapple,l\lra. Gainor and Mrs. v _ D. Edwarda. · &at Gllmore, Mn. WUI1am Biker Pietu:ru of tbe decoration and Two candidates were given the !. aDd )lq. W1Uar4 ~~ enta-. the uoup Welle taken by MisS' first and second degrees Wednesd taine<l wtlll a allower, W - y Cheryl Ebonbachday evenin);l when Pomeroy Ben evenlaC at ber ~ Uaktn Ave. Alter the honored guest op£!rl.ed met in regular session at hoDOI'IDI Jln. QuWn Wbll• (Dol>- her ....,. liltt refreahmen1S ol Grange tho DAV Hall. 111 Parfitt) a reeent bride. •Hme ~varl.n eream, cake, mints Ciaarles 11Legar. worthy masteor A peen lll4 plnk color and teed tea eaiT)'ing out the eol- pre:;ided. was announced that wu earried' out Ia theme were ser¥ed on crystal "Rural Lifo Suud•y " would be of. the home whleb trays. Attending ~ those named obwv•d Suuday, July I a\ th• Bleats Of re&e~ thnnlghoul Church. II dining table wu attncttve above and Mrs. Harold White and St. Paul's Lutheran CTed with a smlll nton tn daughter. Rosemary, Mrs. Edward wel't a miniature bride aad arooro. Parfitt, M.n. Donald Hauck, Mnr. tast.eDel to a stat, •urrouDded with Dale Wippel, Mrs. Perry CarpeD- July 18 would b(• held July 15 at pink rose~. OYer the tabre suspettd- ter, Mrs. Jobn Leifheit, Mrs . Ev- the DAV Hall a1 2 p . m. The baking and sewi ng con-I ed from the chlndalier were pink erett McKo.lght, Mrs. Elsel'Steln. Were J' udg<d by Mrs. Geneva tests ud green weddiq belli and Mrs. LlOle Hauck, Miss Phyllis -" ond 10 · bak·Jng of opple No]. streamert. Min Frankie Wippel , Mrs. c. L. Heaton won coffee cake Ebervbaeh, Mrs. Hel~ first prize; Mrs. Floyd Spence, Gamel were played en Leifheit, Mrs. Merl'in Russell, bt'eond and Mrs. Cleland Heines oevenbtg and priaa Mn. Earl Oliver, and; Mrs. Earl and Mrs. Daylon Strickland -tied Mn. Jack Lelfbel~ Jln_ Hartenbach. Sending gifts but unable to at- for third . ln the makin~ of a sport ten<l were Mrs . Pearl Spencer, Mrs. dress Mrs Christine Lake won .James Priode and Mrs. Edward [ 1• , , 1. ' Mrs.· Chades Spencer, secBowen . Ond and Mrs. H •• lon. third . Mrs. Lake, lecturer was In charge of the lecture hour after CONTEST WINNER • ·hl'ch 8 0,,, 11·, , was held . Joyce, four year old daUghter of At the clrn~e of the meeting the ' Dr. and Mrs, J. J. Davis won a pair of roller skates through a b"roup adjourned to the social contest JPOnsored by the Brown room where refreshmenu or pie Shoe Comptby and will receive and coffee were served. her t:lft from tbe Shoe-Box who haadle bin Hood Shoes. HOME CHILDREN ARE GUESTS DINNER Pi.ANNEb Deacons of the Middleport First Tbe 1t1ff of the Middleport Presbyterian Church have purDVBS will have a dinner at the chased bathing suits for the ~hi!· Heath lrlethodiat Church next dren at the Home and take them Tue•day at &:30 ·P· m. with the to the Municipal Pool each Wed· V.'SCS serving tbe meal. A short nesday at 1:30 p. m . After the meeting will ·b e held after tbe afternoon at the pool the children dinner with Fred I. Gardner, Dean arc served refreshments ·before of the SChool, prellidinR. returning to Pomeroy. bJ - - Elu Gilmon S...M!D . - CHIC~·QP Mechonici Mdn,Safer DriYint · WE HAVE.A VIJY N.IC:_. SEI.IC.TI.OI\4 ., OF THOSE IEAUTfFUL Nl¥1. . · Ch.,-ler & PlymO,_.th · Cars. . .,l !), Wilbur \ a.tckland, Eat) .liurditte, Fred 'A~ndWorkshop ~.. "1•~1!« . Jllll -and Mri. Wattltf. · JIUJ~ial lloiiot~ · qterta~ 1 e,o!)ka at the Le· tha ~Oat t'!ft ~~ aueade&. · a- workshop Pleunt on I<!~ l'1J~~bl!l• · at the Ohio Frletlda l!'liy eill at lilY time at ~tat'e ''tt~~dl QD J'une 19, 20 Uie Foileioac FUn~l ·uume. lt Wta ·reported that over one ttibW.nd pen~ns trom over the tbtla: i.tteii«Wd , tte workrthop w,bi~ w•i held hJt tbe new Youtll ••d ,,i Addie M. Spence Ftuieral Service Buildlna.i . Wm Be.Sunday Funml · ierVI<oo will be held S~i:~~ at .I ' p. ·m. ltl tho Ewlnt F tl!o""' "fiif AOidle Mlud 8'1\ \i~ isled ii Ill• 4~ullit<t i,A, Tol~ ., Thlir• ' ' Long ,Bottom Man ls.Arr . , .... ested On Charge '. 47, Lon I Bottom Meigs County jail a charge o( asfiled by his time the sheriff's that Roy H. tak~Pn into aftet" he in court in· conaccident in which · involVed . bdol:'fl Justice ''~""' L. People11 on . ,.. bolla �he 0 'lv Sent ind • Wrt VtlJe) eu fllce ian P e 'd nt Prt Oit.Ftitb • re ort fa n llslri. Than Foe tral Pre-li At ociat ub . I •, ' I ~ eta ply mi: • by Umlecl .) nc ·r•• rlkea1 .e tor Y9JA' TrOll )II Th<!at • 13 . Uea: Pr,ess Confe:Te1lCe qolng ·· · Famous Pla (! ln. . ·~ t · • SOD . , Mrs. o·a e 01 ...... aUlk to heir home, olumbus after visit wit '111trllenc18 rs. Goldie on~tda ·uver of D Uat, s tbe guest of relatives ,, '. that first to th• .,... I 1 (d(.apl'fl k. • llln; ' ttie Dent. atll, 1 el \ion so • s h I . e" to ' •lnt , t ' lb OUR SUNiliSE . 0 /' �gPow . .~top p R •••• 0 IOLE ST n ne ts e AGUE W L Pet. • 1 2 ::J2 2 31 30 . 10 G J gJJt tcher n- lipp- ~.~ i >A I York- ' II kc' 2 GB . 6.'~fl 2' "27 20 .000 4 7 .50H n .4iiR 1 t Lh 2 .45B 12 STOC 40 :n C4 .3!1::1 1 •'s R lh . k 4. 12 inns JN :1. hin ton IJ 3 0(lltolt ' l1 inn ansato Cit 3 R N SsP ED..., i I ) A1knlown 4 - ", Wll!iam~p(Jir' ·nen n 0 - a mrn. 1 ' ' " WE STILL HAVE FEVER • • 1n nc1ng l''011leroy �. .. ... -. .·- • 0 ' ' - • • · da)OI. Prayer meeting Thur>day ot 7:30. PUJn atrip on t.he lite of the Apostle Paul will be ahowD evef)' week. tbru luae, Juhr and Abut. Alfre4 Mafhodlat Church. ltn. ll 1(. Gl'Ove, Putor. Snday Sehool 'at 8:1!0, Uoyd DillJnaer Supt. l'•tbtr, we P'l1 Woro!tl~ Servtee 10:40 with Dto,. maY be pre- more Boyle$ leader. Wtdnsda7 use Qt .:venl.ne prayer se~ice• 7:80.:. Satlove, .ad to.· eve, July 7 ice cream soelal In the Chrbtla.n the WoocJe grove 1pon.sored ·by 16 come to Thee the MYF. may be leavened HNth Mllffle«fitt Church, MI.. CbriBt.'B aame. dl~port. Rev. C. R. Kontright, pootor. SuDday );chool 11<3P. Er· nest Covert, Supt. MorninJ wor. oblp serv!eo 1~:80 lople "Citrl.at, • .. FedlrN Church, Wohlo J. the Corneratone") Tu.e.sday 7:30 Bartels, .Putor. Fred BlaeUnat, Metbodlat Men, Wednetdly Cla11 SUi!<!iJ School ·aupl 9o00 A. II. 12 Circle of the WSCS .picnle at AMemblf at ebun:h. 9o30 A. M. tbe Robert Coati bome·a p, m. · ~ ..till leave fOf .plenie aroundl ot'lrtt ,.....,,..,.., Chvrch, Mld1~ A. <IL Sunday SC:bool at Ohe ~leport, Rev. Howard Ruppelt, faltlrounds. 11 A. 11. Wonhlp paJJtq,r. Cbureh &olhool 8:30 lames ~ntee.· Tople "'Chritt -and the Buchanon, Supt. ¥ornlq worship 'Lblf.'. 12 Piente Dinner. 1 P. M. 10:30 topic ..Do Mlraelea Really Red'eatian and gamea for all. Ha'p pen?"; Wedneaday Junior 4:,~ Vesper aeiovlee conducted by choir, 6:30; Senior choir '1 p. m. Se,alor Youth Fello1Vablp. Chureh of Chrlof, Mhltll-, . Flm , a.pHst Church, Rolph C. Rev, Fred Gardner, PaJtor. Bible Z~,tn.dE"l, Pastor. 8:80 Church ~hool 9:30 RUJaelJ WUson, Supt. SthoOI. Wm. Watson, Supt. l0:3o Mornln1 wor1blp 10:30 topie ''The WOI'Uist and BaptlJmal service. Two Crouq or S•lvatlon"; 6:30 SpeeiaJ musle. Selmon ''The Glory Christian Endeavor; 7:30 Evenin1 . of Beln& a Chriltlan". Nursery and worship, topic "Auwertne Pilate'• JuniQr Cbur.cb for all ehildren. Question", Wednelday '7:30 Pr•y7:30 Youth meetina. '7:30 Wed- er aervteo and Bible <laas. netday midweek .aervlee of pray· PI rot .. pHof Chun:h, ·Mlddlo. er and study. J'uy 1 mualea1 pro- port, Rev. c. 1!. Hoyt, pastor. anm by •J.be Eppley Sister• Gos· ('hurcb School. 9:Ut Frut Oheelt pel team. ·brew, Supt. M<ll'JIIae worohlp ol It's Training That ·~unts! ltec•ne a.pellt (]iureh V. Wes6 Jey Jenkins, ~utor. Sundal(' School w-. 9:.80. Morning worShip 10:4(5. Eve~DII wor.ship 8 oft the 1st, 3rd, 15-th Sundays. Prayer Meeun.- WedJtelday 8. FiJm atrJps on the life of the Apostle Paul will be shown evr!)r week thru June, July/ and Aug.,t. lhthlehem l•ptid . Church, Y. Wealey Jenkins, Pastor. Morning "!WShlp .9:30. Sunday Sebool 10:411 Rventn• worship 7:30, Rev. J-enJi:lns preaches on tbe 2nd and 4th 8U~dayo. Mra. Eclitb Codner 'Prtltbe, OD ·t he lat. Srd, 5th Sun- , IASY · PlYMINTS Mt. Moriah l•ptllt Church, Middleport, Rev. N. D. Bordon, Pastor. Bible School 9:30 Arlena Reese, Supt. Morning worship, at 10:30; BYPU 6.p. m. Church ol the Ntu... ne, Mid· (lleport, Rev, Robert Styers, paator. Bible SChoo• 9:30 Leater Tay. 'lor, Supt. Morning wor.ahip 10:30 Young Peop1ea' meetlnJl 6:45; Evening service 7:30 Thurstlay at ·r:30 PraYer meetln.~t:. Th• Salvltlon Army, Mldctl•· port, Capt, Glenna Rummell, Sunday Schoo]. 2 ~30 p. m. Holit~cs s meeting 3:30; Open Air meeting 7 p. m.; Salvation\ meeting 7:30. Churc:h of Chrl•t In I ' lt'• America'• ~t advanced' outboard-tmooth, quiet. oadJed whh quality t..tureo. And b'• yourt oa •MY tretmtl. oh~ poworllll holnloodayot: ... IIIW ,..,. ,Mrt~'fa~lAN ,..... Chrl1tl•n Unlon, ·N iddleport, Re¥- Guy F . Sayre, putor. Sunday School 10 a . rn. Odell Manley, Supt.; Prayer and Praiae service 7:30 Wednes· day 7:30. Bible atudy; Saturday at 7~30 EvanRellstie 1ervice. : ,rftbyterlan Church, Harrison· vllle, Rev. Howard Ruppelt, .,...., tor. Church School 9:~ Evenlne wonhlp 8, topic "Do Miracles Really Happen?" Pr•.pyterl•n Church, lyracu•• Rev. Howard Rupoelt, 'J)ulor. Church School 8:30 Robert Har· deu, Supt. Westminster YF 6. Third Str.tt P•nhcothll Churc;h Middleport, B. L. Barrett. oaator. Sunday School 10 •· m. Evening nrvlc~ 7:4D .p, m. UnltM Methodl1t Church, J. Euaene Bro:wn, Pa1tor. Chur~h Sehool 9:U '1\hoo Sm~. Supt. Worship aervlea. 10:30: YobU. r.•iowahlp B:ao. ' e . at . .' IIYOND TENSION BY Dole H. RoHIH !Jrotber Lawrence, IJl.o.t of tbe Middle Ages, discqvered~ tbe meh lng of practicing the ,preaence of God. Though be . was tailed upon to perform many a~ lo•Iy cbore, he found peace in whit would .have q~onotonou:!l and irritating to others. This . trait seem• to be charac!erJstic of all the$e g~'at liioul, ·botb past and present, who aUow God constant acceas to their lives. There is abOqt them a c,Imneu and depth whicb has Rat aignificanee ror our .supern. clallted type of Uvina:. .i '. ' ..:......~_...,_.....,......__~.~~ ,~og~JG.,ler Slays~3, ~v~ ~ott( ' Striv* j I . 'It We too can experie~e the divine Qresence. We cak live with the tboui_ht tbat GQd Is alwa,vs witll )lS. We can talk with God, We can speak with him often; 'not just during our form~ prayer, but a)J , the time and any tim~. When we expre55 'our thoUghts ve,rbally to :him, no matter how bumble the thQught may ·be. we dptttte the reality of his presence. We can tell bim a,bout the trouble we're haviDJ with the children. and our fear that we'll l~ our iob. We can share our problew· wiUl him as well as· our joy.e, And the more we speak with God -in ilus way, the more , certainly we will reealize that he is alwan beside Ul!i. • l e . * * ,Defense·' . ~ 'Y," . ' . ' -.., ·< - ~· ,. • nttne J ' I ltieitJs•Muon J&re• SOturday, !June·23, ·1 956 a * I Th~. pole ~aultJs·• one , af. the most popular · .'events-of a field meet from 'the 'spectator'S ~int of view. The1re is a thrill in watching the l.2ontestont soar up and up, clearing the bar · by only a fraction of on inch, then dropping back to earth again, .1 • ·Behind that grocf!ful ana apparently ef· 1fortless oct, however, there had to be hours fond hours of gruelling training. The graceful lmovement of body, the perfect coordi'nation 'of mind and body did not just happen. It took ' . 1skilled coaching by one who. had learnea thru • •· lrnany hours of;troiriingon his own.., :.· ' '· ·Soifiswithausefulandgracefullife!This ·,.,'does not come, however, with~ut preparation '.land·training. A useful aid-A coach if you 'please-is the Church. Youth 1 tro ined In reg· ~ • \.liar church attendance produces, in most lease~, a valuable citizen ofthe world as strict ' lathl~~c training produces the ·good. ·pole Vaulter. ' •I .C. : "4'h...... ··1 Meft1...1ot Cho,... Letort Polio, .. L&tai'L: MY~ m~ 9:80 A. 1M. Apple CkoYe. · '10:30 ~~;~~y7:30 Po·M. · Afple Grove, 7:30 ~· ~ Ea!t; Wort. At Tr1Hic ~leht In Mlcldltpoot •JIIanlo, 7:30 P. M. Lel<m\ Faro au. -'>1' mu· ,.,., tulti..on Ch~rch, llov• ., 2tS N. W ..... Mlohll_., 0, 1lll Lifo Servlco Wtdn•dsy L. MQblbo!!, . l'oilt«. SUnday O;on 1 ....1... Until 9 "'"" ate. Pnyer · ~, evenlnr 7c30 Folio; Sundoy School 9:80 A.:». OliM!eo 14'Ue, ii~A~ppiile~ Sllllday eve· SUpt. Dlviu. ~ ).0:80 A. 11. i FINDING,GOD I • ' • - 10:10 John Hoyt; guest mliiJiter, topic "Sources or .Family Strjng. tb". '1:30 Evening worthip John Hoyt, topic: "It the Lord Be God", Wedneeday 7:30 Mid week prayer and praise service: Rev. C. E. Hoyt conducting the service, 8:80 senior choir, ThUrJday 5:30 Men'.s Brotherbood at Faira:rounds. ' •' I. 1D • .. Sundav• Sermon • 11Y V. WISLIY JENKINS I l • -· ) . sw' examplo ia.Jobn;.i .. 3t.U ~:.;:l·Tlltj~, ·. t~ -· Bible says that makes "your ,god (PhiL 3:19). Look then look: up to 0 YOW' . Which deserves tion? God help to the greatest ' Pomeroy. a.~. J. Rectorj Mra. CeW. Clark, "'•••lat. Woroblp Cllarl~M~, II 10o80 A. lll, Holy Suii.dU to month. Bealnners and A. ¥- For Jn1or· our work, ' Grovo, Rev. ~', IIL· ~lltholl. J>ao. tor. DIV!fte lien!~ ot 2 P. M. every liNt ud"l1olnl• Slli!cia)' of Scllboi · A. . eiCII . - lialll•·Novemlior. Pul> da1 Ia collmuuioll· tad· ~ehlaa;· thlrd :.e hwU~. J. ,.·."' · · Zion Cl\otroh ·~ . Cllrlll, ~ ..~ SU.day Ia ·mohth ·7:30· P. ~. on Pomlftiy·llotTIN1VlUe Riled. eburoh ~reaehiu*--L:v. Harold C. Bible &etoooh.:IIO , A- .lll Mombic Doater, Putor. Wonlllp .d 00111111-10:30 A. ~hrllllon Churoh '' Loti1 J1a1o M. Chliai~· hi!Oovilr 7:15 P. M. 1om, over' SUnday 8:30 A. !1. IIVeillllll 'Wonl!lp 8 P. ·M. Thomu SUndaY SehbOI ond eumal~nloa: Wyatt. lll~v. ·l<oeph . Jol~Doda, lim Sunday In montll 7:30 p, !1. Bible SchOol, Supt. · Cbur<h pieoc:hln1: third Sunday Mllllflvllll /o!Otho41tf Church, Ill moat~ IQ:80 A. ad. Chill'•- ·••m· Rev, ·a. AI. Groft, Paetor, Hos:rnfJ' and pniohiDf. -Rev. multlol Roulh, Supt. l~ A. N . SIH\dly llorold c. llolter, P~or. Sabool; li..A. 11. Wortblp Svvl<e; Tho Church of Chflot, K111o, Tuoocloy P.. Sunday U:80 A. ·!'-.SUnday uo IDd comilniD{On,.- I 113CODd mo~ll! 10;\¥1 ,A,,}•· w , com.aoaioa n~ ll'UitwD& ·'sun~ bJ Jiwlth Uo' P. : ch~h · prucl.t~Ja..:..a,.. Har- e..DOl~. 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