https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3659d7252132e7e195b2c3240c4327ae.pdf 37f8c3b8c317697c806b3de7234a932a PDF Text Text . :., • .... ,. - ·day.a. Pra)'V meeting Tburaday at 7:30. Pilm .Jtrip on the lite of the Apo.stie Paul wUl be ahDWD evUJ weet tbru June, July and AU.cust. Alfrred Mlthocflst Chll~h. Rev• R. M:. GlOVe, PJttor. Snday School at 9:30, Uoyd Dillin1er Supt. Worsttip Service 10:4tli wUh Dinsmore Boyles leader. Wednesday tvening prayer .service• 7:30. Sat· eve. July 7 ice cream .social In the Woode ·grove aponsored by the MYF. HQth Metftodltt Church, Mldo dleport, Rev. C. R. Konkright, pastor. Sunday ~hool O:ap, Ef. nest Covert, Supt. Mornins worsbJp service 10:30 topic "Chri.Jt, the Cornerstone", Tue&day 7:30 Methodist :Men, Wednesday Class 12 Circle of the WSCS plcnlc at the Robert Coata bome 5 p. m. "FI.-.t P,...rterlan Chun:h, Mid. dleport, Rev. Howard Ruppelt, PllStQr. Church Sl!bool 1:30 James Buetlanon, Supt. l!tornlos worship 10:30 topic "Do Miracles Real(y Happen?"; Wednesday Junior choir, 8:30; Senior eholr· 7 p. m ~ Church ., Christ, Middleport, Rev. Fred Gardner, Pa1tor. Bible School 8:30 RW:iell Wi11on, Supt. Morning worship ·10:80 topk "The Two CrOues ot S..lvatlon"; 8:30 Chrillttaa EDdeavor; 7:30 Evening worship, topie "Anawerlng Pilate'• Question", Wednesday 7:30 Prayer aervice and Bible claaa. First Baptist Church, ' MI.U. port, Rev. c . E. Hoyt, putor. ('burch Sebool, 9:14 FraDk Cheeae ,tJo. - ~1..... .,1 h_.lo llko ' " " - which • _ ... .-.onclh141n-......,,.. J; Jltl:lll .tlll ..... ...... • .. - ........,. {MatH,eW 13:13•• 'P.RA.Ymt: Our Falh.f~. we pru that .the. 1Holy\ SpJrtt may be pee. ~ ahn]la ill OW' be&rta. use u& .:to ,tel) others of T·hy love, and to. Jel(l thiiQ .to de1ire the Chri.sti1.11 way, ·of Ufe, .and .so come to Thee !!Jat thflr t.flvea may be leavened ·bY ':~'by lOVe. In Chrlst'1:1 name. Am~. ' Federtt.ct Church, Waldo J. Baftels, Pastor. Fnd Blaettnar", Sunday School Supt. 9:00 A. M. .A.Membiy at churCh. 8:30 A. M. <;Irs Will leave foi-' plenJe II'OURdl . 10 A. :M. Sunday School at tile :Pal.rpouods. 11 A. M. Worshlp Nni~. Toplt'! "Christ and the ~t'.'. 12 Picnic Dinner. 1 P. M. ~ereation and 11mes for all. 4:80 Vesper Jelvice conducted by Senior Youth Fellowahip. ' Plna . laptnt Church, R•lph C. ZUndel, Pastor. 9:30 Church School. Wm. Watson. Supt. 10:80 Wonbip and Baptismal &ervice. Specla) mus1e. Sermon '"The Glory of Beine a ChrlJtlan". Nuraery and J'unio:r Cbureh for all thllclren. ':30 Voutb meeting. 1':30 Wednesday midweek aervice of pray. er and study. Juy 1 muslul pro,£ram b)' Jhe Eppley Sister• Goapel team. brew, Supl MorJW~g wor1hlp at .i ·lefne ltptlst (jturch, V. wu. 10:10 John Ho)1, rue•t mlrijfter, " Jey Jenkins, Putor. Sunda>; School topic "Souree-s of .FamUy Streng. ~ 9:30. Morning wor.Bblp 10:40. Eve- th". 7:30 Evening WOI'Iblp John t~Jni worship 8 the 1st, 3rd, 5th Hoyt, topic "It the Lord Be God", Sqndaya. Prayer Meetin-& Wed· Wednesday 7:30 Mid week prayer Detday 8. Film strips on the life and praise service; Rev. , C. E. of the APQStle Paul will be shown Hoyt conductinlil the .service, 8:80 ~vefy weet tbru June, July/ and senior choir, Thursday 4:30 .Men'& Brotherhood at Falrerounds. AugW!t. letblehem l•ptJd . ChuRh, V. Mt. Morl•h Baptllf Church, Waley Jenkin.!, Pastor. Morning Middleport. Rev. N. D. Bordon, wOrship 9:30. Sunday School 10:40 Pastor. Bible Sehool 9:30 Arlena Ev.ening worship 7:30. Rev. J~P-n · Reese. Supt. Morning worahip, at kins preaches on the 2nd and 4th 10:30: BYPU 8 ·P. m. Codner Sundays. Mrs. Edith Church of the No~a.rene, Mlcl· ,reaches on the let, 3rd, !Jth Sun- dleport, Rev. RoMrt Styer.!, putor. Bible SchooJ 9:30 Le.ster Ta)·· -lor, Supt. Morning wor.'!hlp 10:30 6:43; Young Peoples' ·fneetln~~: Evening service 7:30 Thursday at '7 :30 Prayer meetfnJZ. Tha lalvetlan Army, Middle· port. Capt. Glenna Rummell, Sun· day School 2:30 p. m. Holiness meeting 3:30; Open Alr meetin~~: 7 p. m.; Salvation' meetlnjl 7:30. Church of Chrl1t In Christian Union, ·Middleport, Re~. Guy F. Sayre, putor. Sunday School 10 Iii . m. Odell Manley, Supt. ; Proyer and Praise aervice 7:30 Wednesday 7:30. Bibi'e study; Saturday at 7~8() Evangelistic service. · Prubyterloll'l Church, Herrbon· ville, Rev. Howard Ruppelt, vastor. Church School 9:30) Evening worship 8, topic "Do Miracles Really Hsppen?" Prealtyterlen Church~ lyracu•• Rev. Howard Ruppelt, putor. Church School 9:30 Rc>bert Har· den, Supl. Westminster YP' 6. Third Street Ptn,ICOittl Church Mlddlepflrt, B. L. Barrett, paator. Sunday School 10 a. m. Evenln1 service 7:46 p. m. It'• Amcric•'1moat ad•anc:ed' outboard-1mooth, qule•, United Methoclltt Church, J. waclf:td with quality ~atura. Eu,£ene Bro:w-n. Paator. Cburch And. it'• youn oa eur termal Se~ool 9:U 'l'~eo Smlil!, Supt. I ~ thl~ powtrful DeW 0111.. Worship aervlee. 10:80: Youti. board tOday at: FINDING.GOD It's Training That Counts! BIYOND 'UNIION IY Dale H. R.ttiH Brother Lawrence, .a,lnt of the Middle Aa~. discovered the melm in~ of practicine the .pfesence of God. Though he was called upon to perform many a· lowly chore, he found peace in what would have monotonous and irritating to others. Thia trait eeeq~s to be characteristic of all these gre'at •oul, ·both pllSt and present, who allow God constant aceess to their lives. There is about tbem a and wbich has 5c Ki'ler Sl~ys . .3, Le~v~ Note · . rs· Strive To Avert Strik * '* * * * *' ' Senate Studies Defense·· Fttnd *' . lloge Eight The Doily Sentinel, ' .Ohio Saturday, June 23, 1956 * I • ' Police Doubtful Of AD Apparent ·~ Suicide Death • • A Personal Note··· About YOUR Home • •• on -. ' . . • EASY PAYMENTS Jl<llowo~lp METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES ·. At Trtfflc Light In Mlddlt,ort 2,5 N. 2nd Ava Mlddl...-rt, 0, O,.n • ._.... UMII ~"""· 6045,( 9 p.m. D:SO. ' . .' - - -- -iii:\ - Methodl1t CtN.r.., Let.,'t Pall•, 9:30 A. lt.f, Apple Grewe. '10:30 ~;~; Pllan~. 7:30 P. M. Letart, I'll:• Ru· 11: l'&l. Life service 'With lfht!CLI:t muIIC. Pra.y er mcetinca: Wedlltwday Bunda')' evenlna; 7:30 Letal"l "'· tb' lllo~dn>obil.• ' r ,•,{ d~ ng to blood rcser'tt' ,.••,• .., becc t~at the S~tllnsOr It to· ~u.i&, donOJl fur t~ ~bit. expl•tned :.;:~~I Fawcett. Is Named ,, . ··, New President At Ohio Staie Today 0. ' : : ' • • •. I~~~e!-=.:• ~ttt. .,r-.~ Xlldlni ..... ~~ee~r~« o1 ck.et.·., ' ' ' ' ~=~Car~. :. ~· ftliby • Wllll!lhll. . '. Pj~Diie~ . . ., ., ~ ' .' ' ~ .· ·' .. 't ' • .. ' ' * G. �:........ _ ., ' • T - MONDAY IY CHAitLI$ M. McCANN "-------+---...;'1 10:00 poat offke at r.preseotaiJvo, !Mtllleiii-Komball, . 111< York City, UI,' N, Y, ·• ~ellvery bJ..._C¥1i"J w~>or~ •vailaj>le 30 OJOU a vance a1 -,~·ae l)elbr S:t~tln.,. orrlce fll80· DiOnlhO, '""'19r route. OD By lh'!'P.I, . . lW 'It Ol• PIOOtbJ, ...2D; " ·tcl,J!i (J wbere \__ ' emon ·-· . . · . Here 10 Stay f:~ loX off!~lf_pl the National of coal per kllowatt-hoUl' and ,. • JIS~lttJoP~.~ receptlf bad. that amoUpt lA expected ' to be 1 so~ething IMportant to .!lay before proeressively redo-d th f ttt. ,Joint C Itt . "'" . competll us urE'.. • omm ee on Atom1c ther improvin• coal's 1ve ; ..... Th lij'.e ' 1 JrUh1 , fiden~y ~e-;:!~~ • :...e oburved, ~ . o meet the , odsn B expand~* eneriCY de· wlthtn. tbe fta:m~work of ,he fret tnt,litlifliJe ~yltem , witl( out a subsi~y. And the industry d~e np~ fear innads by nuclear pow r-1t beUeves th.at for many yea111 to tome the atomic energy prornm wllt consume tar more coa t'han it displaced by nudenr -r•n • , .,.. en;~~ · A 18diis based known facts. ceor ng to 1.lle Bureau or Mlbes electrical g~neratlna: plants now consume only about one pound JlpGn .• .,. ..... ' pO£qon. Ulf fOijll of fuel Is one of the ~matler it~ms in the cosl o! provJdln,g: e!ectrical service Even lf nuclear power could d~ the lmpoui'ble lmd reduee the fuel eolt. to absolute zero, the rf.lducti!)n in cU91:omera' bills would be small-far, far less than mmJt people seem to think This is not an attemPt to minimize nuclear eneray-lt !imply puts tt in proper per· .speetive. This country will need t'l make full Ul'll! of ali it!l f'nergy sources as time wears on That means coal, which b~ b~n here a long t1me, Is here to stay 0 0 • \ ~ • .... ly lllllWI N. IUIIIIIIN, II. D. MAYBE fOU 4on'l need qulle aa mucb tood value u ._,, .... ut 'Mh.....,er will loH lor my Nke, th• s~rne ahl.ll Aft Jt. (Luke 9:24.) PI\AYER: 0 God, arant us will· iqgnesa to hf,tmbJ.e Olp'lelves b~ ftU'e 'I'~Eie tbat we may know thr blcning of Thy love aDd the pow· 111r of t~ lloly Splrlt. rMake us ir.<~trumeo.tl; to sbO'f forth 'J'hy love to atben. For our Saviour's sake. Amen. Of partiCUlar Jnteresl, th,e IIUP. vey tound that "there appeared to ~ P erowlni awarenes1 by an '114Cie,tiea - bOth large and small - of the need for them t.o beCOJ!¥ partlclpant.1 In rommunity actlyitles." TheSe activities 111 ~aimed at JleVetopiJHI bett.eri J"4ht. 'c;»m between the medical, .u.rpfr,;; LOYAL WOMEN To MIET IY UNITeD PRESS lion and the public inclu<lcd gr[e. The L())'al Women'.!! Claas of the AMIRICAN ASSOCIATION t'allel! commltt~, whlcb 'Hel'Ve Chul'ch or Christ will meet ut II uappeul boards" fQr patients lhe church sucl~l rooms Thut sday Omaha 1 Louisville 3, bt L~ulsvU!.t 5 Omaha 3, 2nd 7lnn With cmnplian1ll: medical econom- evening. MumeMpo1Js 3 WichUa 1, tst ? Ln --~~~--------W'iehlla 9 Mlnneapotis ts, 2nd ~harlesloa '4: Denver 2, 1'91: Charleston 10 Denver 1, 2nd St. P~ul 10 lndlaftllpolts 9. 1st ,. l 8 st Paul 2, 2nd ' Ul Ml!lllre~l ~. 2nd lOUT!! IAN -·~I!,DCIATION Memph!1 9 Atlanta •s ~.~.'Jill seem &o think. Denton,atudled the caloric niue 11 1 Man'!te::'niC': _ ..:_ _~!m, ~lac FlftluHI87R4l•H. IDO. DAllY CROSSWORD 2 Man'aflame ' 21. The lvar.) chief S. Writer• · ot • ot ele&let a •· Music not• ocrecl. 0. Ardent order detlre e. Sharpen r t.Thewallabl "- , I. OlaJ"onal ' llne Clf a aeam 1 .SID Yanltll'l: 115 liM 41 83 17; Berro, 17; (8ra.r:) t . Jl'lowtnc t 47 169 21 N .l4ll Ya~k.o Roier, 'li>!n,.n, Redlell liB: ' ' 1 ·-.-'---~- n. FJooo ~.~l:'t1 .flo l.a general, the lkla were htaV· the" 11. Oame Maxw•II, o.t 51 166 18 80 .•ltU Kuono, J>et: 62 198 30 tMI .J5i lluld ommenda a da.llf aUowanoe ~r Ume. 1,400 ealorl.u. J'or 25-year..old QU111'101f MD UJWII women It 1&2,800. 8. M.: Can a pell~hltt a.meThe 81 &lrla toJdng part In the b1c lntec.tton of the U.vert 1 1tudy w~re not. trying to Jole Aniwer: Ye1. Thla 11 I. fti'J' 111'1; Jfi.\itlt nor were ther trylna to oua eompllcatlon ot ame,lb dya... 111n lt. 'tbe lkl.!l selected eBter:r. · ' own dlets. Sucb ltema aa Jlulfl The ameba otten tra.vela rlllm mUk, auear as auch in beverap,, the blood .!ltream to the lfyer a.nd and ca.ndy and carbonated be• mlr form larp abaoeaau Which era11es, Wtlre permltt.ed whenevu may even penetrate lnto the cheat deiJred. Cavity. ~ ~rl.eague o.,..•. liOIIIt during the ftvt·daJ' atudf, or the dteU or 11 younr women ler and taller *haD the trlatlonal Uvlnr tn the eehool'a HoDllil Man- ~search Council ne;ragu. Yet aaement House. ~ they conaumed tewer calorlu. Dr. She round the 'verage number Bc,?ular II&YI tlUt ltudy: of calories conaumed each day by sunuta .that Texaa climate e"eh !P'li.Dlounted to 1 981 ATer~ and labor~aa~ de~ have ,..., lP of 'the womeD. w8 19.6 lessened tJlt.·caWrJe...ZJ9ak~..Di of these )'OODI' M!!IP iOd\eh. 1ear11 No~ thla daJIJ calorie averaae Perhaps the fue~idl01 ..,any 1a conllderably under that recom- of ua •hould be re..evaluated tn mended 6y the National ae11 earcb the light of more extenaln uae c:ouneU. For gtrla 10 the 16 t.o 20 of labor-savtnr devleea, shorter :year are braotet the councllree- work ina: houra and more le11ure lolomahll 2, ~nd 7 Inn 4'1' llftiii'ID PRI$1 ti:IITIONAL LIAGiil tkwt"""~ It AI • H fcl. llalln ·t1D.1. 49 lll!l 26 ~ .147 ~~ - L. 83 282 49 8S .•8! Loa,, fllh. lit 215 39 71 '.$31j Mooa, St., L. 60 211 40 flO .J27 Clem•~. r~h 01 162 i3 53 ·.127 ii- AU ollhe glrll had m1lt Tt""'· """""'b•m 'P Utile !lock 4 C)Jattanooo 2 l!fobll• 1 Naahyntt~ I NeW OfleanR 2 N•a~v!Jio 3 Jllew o""'a"' 2. 2od 7 lnolnf! • )1\ITIRll L~AGIII Schnectici.Y 2 ·<lollentown I 10 Inn WilinspOr't 8 Blnttiamlon 5 il Inn Jbn"'""o'l'n 5 S~J'4'1"se i. 14 lllJl• nljl Allie; ..~""uled Leaders doc- Cllm.ate ancJ. work-Javtna •tcea may be reduc1n1 $he t IN.... RN'ATIONAL LIAGUI RoetJrst:.er 8 Colu'mbus 8, tst, 7 in Rochest~r 8 ColU:mbu!J 1, 2nd rroronto t3' IMJlmi o. lit, 7 inn Mitmi 8 Toron&o 8 lnd RichmOnd 11 Bur,aio 11 1st '1 inn BuHalo I Bkhtn~ 1 2nd ..___ HB\'ana 10 'Mon\real s: 1st 7 Inn "'""'' 6 aomt And only ihree ot tbem 1w1 Jio carbonated beveracea or .upr d111'1DI the atudl'. naedt at m.., Alnerloaru. t While lht 1ota1 dallt """"" least this appea.ra to be the caae Intake, lncluclln& c:ompo~lte ~~ In mUk, aupr one! bevara~ 1•"'ot! Calozlc Valuu !rom 1,034. to a,ooo eaJoifl~a, tbt Dr, rlo.t'ence l. Scoular' .d ean ol v.:vorag~ wu ~nder 2,000. the School ot Home Econotnics ot !MaYier cmcl Taller the North Texu State CoUere ~t J tora Minor League .. Results ... lndiM~apol!o -- Maybe You Eat Too Much T,be coqntcy medical socJeties-- ics comml't(ees which mainlain bu. ball tftanls . ~ - .Close l'o The Grass Roots siness servlcea Cor dottors aod thepublic, and pubUc relation 5 rommittees wh1ch WO'l"k to pl'flm<~i-e bet· ter undeTst.anding. Men)' commit· tees maintain speakf>rs' bltl"fa(Y.f and sponsor health faJ.rs, special community health day11, radlO and televisipn programs, and newspapl'jr ht~altb r.o1umns and many in addit:iM to the general diaease control p~:ograms, had commlttee11 dealing wflh ipeclal problems such as care ()f the aged 11.nd the c~ronl­ cally IH Much work was donf! on behalf of school haalth ami f>llfety programs. The county soeietleR are clo5etoH6e g1 &11!1 root!f They have an intimate knowledge of local naed• and problems. They're doang a bi~t and ~entia! jub, . () c:;-_:3 of which there are 1J31 In this country and tl\e territories-are lona establhlhed lwtitutium. But ~mpanUvely few people co\&Jd Jtve an adequate de9Criptlon of WAlt tMse sodeties do The American Medical Assoclatton wan.ted to find out, and 10 It conducted a survey. It found that ISOciety activities ran&e a wltle eamut ~ndll!ed - from canc.t'r and tubefcpkials control programll' to spoMorahip ot Little L.layu.r hue- 6.05 Sign Oa 7:00 'l'oday 9:00 Coffee Tlme ""' · • tl. Dllhel • ot l ~ n. eoil. A!Derl· I" lndlarw tf,. tdp . ,II. ot a "'l!"'"' ,~ tf, &Miiaw ot chance · ., 28. Blrdo 11 d.HawaUalt -~ bird ,. . . ... .. 'tleUp.rturq lolelol ~-· l"¥tn.l ·:.,. !" ~}~~~; ll""ft""n"" BY CHAitL'S M. McCANN •Uni~ Pren Steff ClorNSponchni The Wf'ek's good and bad news DR the international balance sheet: Tho~ 1. Con fusion dee~ned in the _pommunist world <Jver the at· tempt o! the Krehllin t:o blame Josef Stalin for all 'the crimes or the !)ov~et Russli:IIL dictatorship. The ltali~n -and Fre.Deb Communist parues, largest in \he free world, issued st;atements of policy accel!ting -the Moscow line that Stalia. was a vmain. But both psrties tald Rus.sla's pl"fsent leod<:rs could Qot absolve- the'mselves bllnle because they were Sta.octiYe cOllabOI;'ators. 1\he !'Stalin debunking .campai·gn had f('percussions, too, ia the vi~lt of Yugoslav President Tito tO ·RLis· siu. ~ jolnt declnratiQll Issued by the Iremlln and Tito · emJ)hllsized that cooperation or Communist partlb mUst be based on equality Its effect was ~hat blind obedience bv Ci>mmunist parties to the Mos· cGw 'Une was na lotlg"' necessary. 2 A committee of thl'H foreign mlnilllters of i!he NQith Atltmtic T~;eaty Ortanlzatlon Rtet in Par\s to ,s.tudy means of strengthening the 16--natioft alliance. Russia's "sw ~tness and ligbt" campaign h ns made most membet countries le$!1 defense-minded. The1 job of the foreign ministers WI$ to dra"ft plans to broaden NATO to include eConomic and social as well as purely military coopere· tion. 3, Premier Guy Mollet won an overwhe 1miDJ! vote of cm..tfi<lentc In the French National A88embl}' ou a biR old-age pension bill. He had previously 1 won confidence votes on North African and gen· eral jloltcles. His new victOry guve promise of greater FrenC!h l)Olill· cal 1Jtabillty and lhus strengt~en· ~d the Wesl.ffl-n Allies. Tht~ Bad l. .Ru1isla staged a big propn· gan4a show to start oH its announced plan to withdraw 33.500 occupalion t~oops from East Ger. . In the prese"-re oi Alh~d l·» ilitarv observers, 87 war pl:~n~"" were Oft to Russia . Ttw; show' Was ,t.q b~;,_ foilowecl by on r if! Moscow' Sunlkly whrn Gen Na· th an F . 'flwirii'n_lil, Unltf'd S t ntt·.~ Air Force CJ)lef or ~taff and other ttllicd JtU$lS were JOV 1Ier! to attend a celebration of SovJCt nviaiJOn day.';Jldt-b d~monstrali o ns Y•etfe Pofelitia1J}t~· danieroys pro. paganda moves,.· The first wa~ ea1cittale_4 t~ weaken Allied de· fense determina\.1911. th.e second to irnp~s ·wavere.iil with ' Russia's aerial mighf. ' ~" Soviet ~o,.ian .Minister Umi· tri T. Shepilo\r lrft"ade a b1g hid W increase 1 R~la's ~~flu~n~;e In Egypt. In CQ.J.ro, Shepilov ofrt'!red Egypljan Premier Gamel Ah(lel ~IIJ.Set , a $4:2()..000,000 loan lo help fi~ance ' 'the great A ~wa11 Dam. 'SbepiJov .attended :f ccrt' mony in CiUr~moTICin~ lhe end pf Brlti!ioh mUitary, occupation or the ·suez Car\a\'·.Zcine-:-ilt which ComtntiniSt')weap<iM Rupplied 'to Egypt ·were paradNI. 3. \\]hUe Gi'eat· Bri\Jin consirl· ered ,p ,J!llln to ren"'.,_W ntmalia~ ions pn Cypr\.lll, .violence In the island t:ontlnued. Tw~ B'rki.sh · so'lrllers died as Uu!' r esult of a for· est lire ~~~ by Preek Cypriot cx~remlsta whqra t~ w6rt' -&eckl.ng in the rp.ounlains. Greece, whicb dtmands th~tt Bfitain surrender Cypru~, rlarted interccpling flrt· lish a.lrUnen flylnf over ih ter rlto,ry, aUegiqg tha they had d~· 1.·inted troD'! ,ftWs~rll;>ed air lan~~. Jt was f.eparl~ll hi London that •rurtey ~s 1 pr~'P1d t{' lal'lp troop~ ' ln Cyprus If neet!s.!lary to keep Gr:e~e k'OJR gt!tUng it. ' ' ' -· Home 11:00 J.t .Coo'd Be You 1t ·30 Feather \tour Nest 12:00 . Carner¥ Goes tQ School 12·30 Ourrf'nt._ 1.30 Tenn€3See Ernie 2:00 MatiOO:e 'llJ1eatre :J ·OO Date wl.t:h Li.:fe 3.lts J\.1~ Rwnaneet Qu~en for a Day 3:30 •:oo I Married Joan 4:3G .IMy J:4ttle M~ ' 5:00 Aunt . ~~~ Show ' TUE~Y 6,55 ~.c?• 7:06' . _ , e~i!e 9:00 ~ 10:00 Home Hl:o'O It Could Be You 11:30 FeatJ..,. Yptor Neat 12:00 Pal)ron~s study: etu-rent 12:30 6.00 News Picture 6:15 Sports Eye 6 : 2~ I.u P.aul It Mary Ford 6.30 Gordon !,facR«e li:ill .Ne\WI Caravan 7:00 PrOducers Sbowca4e 8·30 Robett Montcom..-r 9:30 ''Three lfusb&IJJU" .. ,., 11 :00 New1 Headlines U ;O!i Weath«'f!'ast ~ .' 1) ; I0 Pr.ess Box • 11:145 Greate9t Flgbts ot.:F · ·J ,tuey 11:3() Fort)rp lnQoigue 12:00 'IOOicbt 1•00 Sign t-. ou ·' 6:15 SJMlrll Eye 6:26 Les Paul " lrfory ·liard· · 1:30 '!'eitnfsaee Ern:Je 2:00 Matil)e~ U\ftk'e 3:00 Dat.e wit:b Life ' 3.15 M~~....., 3:30 Qu"n tor a · D!~ .. 4·00 r Moamied JOaa ~ 4:30 !My Uttle- ~ 6:00 Aunt Dru ·~ 6 00 Nffl Plet\oTe' ~:45 , c.. l S:l!O Dln<ll Sbore Shpw . Time ' t \ c,...~"l' S~ponn1lft , New• 7:90 NO Gram Ole ()prJ 8:00 Fireside 'Ph't'&tre Q:30 Cirele Thea~ 9'3!1 R..emary, Clooney Sliow 1000 Dea.F iPh~be ' . H1:30 Paul Whltem¥n: ShQ;,. ' Ne-WB lfeadli.:DeB · I! :05 Weal"'"""' ~ •r:tb u,lo """" Box IJ ;IS IMo•lo M.jse.m J' p!!o !ore!Jn lnmtrrue ,· 12:06 TooJibt I :llq, Slen ()ff · • WCMS-TV Chan·-,-._,,-1 GOOd· Clean Us~ Ciirs WE $TIU HAV.t All Makes 1111d Modell MONDAY · 8 00 Sign ·On 6:00 CllptaRI: Ka~arqo 9·00 C:arcy Moore 9 ao Arlhl>l' G«i£rey 10·30 Strike It RLch I I 00 Veliaot Lady 11:15 LoveofLlfe 11 .30 Sea:rth <for Tomorrofr 11 :40 Culding LlgM 12 00 Midday ~ 12·30 AsAhe' World ~ 1 00 JrJbnny Carson• ShDw 1:30 Houstopat't!' 2·00 Big Pay<>lf' . AUTO .MLE$ , .. " . 2 36-Bob Crooliy Shl>w 3.06 The Bngbt'!~ D•y 3· 15 Secret Storm . 3:30 F. dge of Night -- . ------ . . . _ ~-::.:~-,----...;---Jii.~ • :oo Kolle'o KilcJ- TUISDAY , 8 00 8·00 9·00 D 30 10 30 1I·OO II 15 11 ·30. s~gn On . Capln in Kangaroo Gar,ry MooreJ , A·rthur Godflrey Strike it Ridh Val1ant Lady Love of Li!f<Et . Sea<l~h for "rMtorrow IJ ·4ts Gu1ding Lig:~ 12 00 . Mi<kluy- !M;artinee 12·:ro As the W0orld Taru 1:00 Johnny CafiS'On Show 1·30 Houseparty 2·00 Bfg Payuf.f Bob Crosby Show 2:30 3·b0 Bri:ghter Day 3:15 secr"L Stor.fn 3:3() ~~· ()f N~ht 4·30 Lueky ,8 B.ailch '"'~ , , · 6:00 The EIIII'ly' Show ·""t 44'; ~ 6:00 Art Linklettu- 'llllld ifhe ~XW.... EdWaros Range Rider ' .. " Phil Silver:t" Nwy Lpg Joe and M:ibel 8 .30 · Sturlurie T.heatre 9:00 $64.000 Qu~Jon 1 ·30 Do You Trust 'tOur u ..... ~ 10:00 Your F.s-so Rep!-)rtEIIi .., JO :IG S~rts Pa'l!4de , tl.OQ N~ws , 11:05 ~he r.ate show: -. Stgn Off Pfaver 'MONDAY U:M Stgn On ·. '• t2:00 FlJm & Fancy 11 . 5~ 1·3D Fell)inine Touch 2:00 AfternoOon Film Fe~ival 4:00 F1!m 4:30 Kjl Carson -. !'i:OO Mkkcy !Mouse O:tJtt New~; 6:0$ :Wea-ther 6.10 Sport~ 1 6:HS Johll Only · · ~,ao .. 'l'wlUtbt 'rheatr.. 7:00 , 'JV Reader's Digest 3;30 Voice Or Firest~ I 8:00 Film F-air Q 00 Film Fnir, 10:00 Straw Hat Theatre 11:00 News & Wea.tber 11·10 Spol'lts 'J :U5 ; Royal PtaYibouse ll :4G Sitn Off , ~~ 30 ! ·OO 3:00 _ oi :30 1~:!)0 " :00 ill ..· )'»~:,; ~ ROLlAND, "fll(ltiSDN *'!! OMVBII DUUIS POMEROY , OHIO - ·- Redcly pohtfl out ••• _\V:/hy electric ·wote.r h·eate~~ ~ Mickey ·Moose ;;;;/2 cp O·OO IUI!nay. ThMnou 8 ' 30 ~u Pq:J11; C&v. '!'ho!81oi ·. fi:OO ; .Itmmy Wa1kG! Show,a 10 00 StTa;wl Hai '11tlea.tre . 'll :QO News f. w.eat.!ftr 11:10 SpOril . , ' U ·lS CitY Detective "' 11:43 · ott · IH!r Ill Mhldleporl ·IIAKI!Il· PURNI'IJURR Ill 8:00 News · 5 , ~ ' Weather 6: Jq Spqrts fl:l!; John Dnoly 0:30 Wamner liroo. D"SO!''~ "SO W . .J. Ea •· ' \:, · . I!JMV.U.ra,\V o.. 'I'll• art_.. ..., Co•· &I TUESDAY Sjgn .on FHm & F.an,cy , 'Fernitllne 'l'oueh Alternol>flo Fl1n1 -oj'!lva~~~ ~ ,Film ..r R:QC)iy .bJ• MORNiNG i~ii>·-~~~~ · ~"~· t..ester I tp:2fi 1 Weatbannan lfl30 Overseas ,Adv.emqre . . \WHTN-TV (:hcanr.e · ~ •• Doug~M 6· 15 6:30 7:00 7:30 8.00 'UPPERS PLAIN SAl£~ . Rev. ~eeland Norris f1lled his appointment here Sunday eve nlQJ and Sunday Schooi attenduno:e was 30 Kr. and Mrs. Jack Weatherman wetb visiting friends in Columbi$ Sunday, Mr-. and Mrs. Wayne ' Brickles had as guests , recently his sister lllld brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stanley and daughter and friend of Junclipn City and Mr. and .Mrs. Homer Briekles, Pome· . roy. .Harold Parker and Auretta Ar· b~uib were mirried here Sunday at an open church wedding at the U. B. Church by Rev Woltt-r Frast. A reception wal'i held at the l:lfisie'.s h~mf'. IJrlrnedlately after t!ie ceremony the couple left for a ~neym()OI). throu&h the west nttilr which lhe:v w!U live at Cir· clQllle where be baa employment. A shower was held for them at the school house Friduy night. 'lllley received many Jilts. ilfr. and Mrs. The~or~ Bengte of PonteTOY and )ler sister, Mrs. M,lttie Bradfl.h&w and daurbter and granddaughter, ColOTado, were bests of Mrs. Lelia Fulton WedRoffman of Bellaire spent with his matber, Mrs. VIson who flu here with h1s ~orne knttf . RYII P&Yemt~pt: Width 18 feet-. · 4!ng,th 21,2.2:5.60 leet or 4.02 mUes. 1 nl'!day. ::t- I METROPOLITAN with .. .., ' I· ' '~ ,' - • �, . 'Upsets Brooks With Th Redleg8 Capture Both Ends ··· ; t,..· ·()f T~in Bill From Dodgers Ptl'l'S80JlGH. Pa. UP - It's MlllDe!W after Pee Wee- Reese hM!llt& loq tiuJe !Iince (,lncinnaU opened the door by fumbling Ki;~;: ~ 1P.t' have- teen the likes zewskl's grounder to open of• Ultber lib- Ed Balley. • ._ae, &liaott slnglie W/10 AIAY IJE I 7'"/IR PIR~T OP HEP /?ACE 10 WJ!{ AT Brootl)1n tied U up at six·all In ~IAiitfPON ~ the Brooklyn Dodge!'$ tbe fotU"lh as Redlegs starter John·Sunda;f ~ he bit three homers ny lillppstein waa knocked out of · and dr9ve ln. al% runs in the Redle&'l! 11).6 .v ictory ;over the Dod g. 1f1! lp t!le .nm h&l£ of a twin victor71 The 1Wdl won the secon< .pme n I:.efty JOie Nuxball aUow~ ~ blla in &aining a 2-l wiC:tory. .~ tbre,e horne runs bit by BaUer wer-e !Us 11th, 12th, and lsth pf the seaaon. Seven of them have ~n hit off Brooklyn pitch- . ""-t r ·Inc. The do-uble win put the Reds tolldly in 4econd place, only two IID'IEtl behind the pace setting Milwaukee 'Braves. BaUey'a first homer rollo~ed an· otber two run clout by first ~ base· man Ted Kluu.ewski Cl[f Dodger '5f.lrter Roger Craig In t!le first inning and a:ot the Reds Glf to a +0 lead : However, the lead WAS aborot JiW"d aa the DodgeN! came ~t In the second with three rUDJ. • the box. Joe Black was called In from th~ bullpen ~nd wenL l;he rest o fthe 'f&Y wilhout allowing a run. Bailey !lit hls aeeond h<lmer with two on in 'be top of the fifth to put the Reds ahead (or . good. Hi:'! third: honrer of the afternoon c.mme in the .Jevent~ with the bases emp· \ Nux!tall limited the Dodgers to thre-e hits in · the nightcap to rack up his (ifth \ictory of the sea~o n and became the first lllUthpaw t-o score a nlne- lnniq victory at EbbeL!! Field &!nee he hlm~lf turned thl' trick on Sept. 16, 1954. Bob T~urman hit a solo horneT in the third inning off Don DrysdalE! to give the Reds an early 1..0 lead'. This wus· the only run given up by the young nghthander in the ~&even lnuinJts he P•tched. Clem Labine, who relieved Drysdale, was tagged "'it!l the losz . Tlle Dodgers scored their rue on a line drive to left '·"'tor field by Roy Campanella w1th m,. At Claybanks The Redlog• me1t the Pirate< here ton;gftt In Eu:a;ene Siders, Por:aemy. suffer- a three - game series. ""t;:bu_rg~ J ~·: MaJor League Resu}ts . t • " . . - .. ) ,, O, I I.ill M~nCI~y,}~ ~'h 1.9(Ji....--....,.,..,..:'·~---'',___..................,~,.__.._.~. , t: 1 'llfl ·~!ift,(r:tinJ,Y ·' ' ''1" '· I • • c, j ' ' . ~ % 8avinc op CI.J!lVLAND ,0 . UP - Born bOtse Toby B. ~bty 1 11l1 sbot who come Both . Born from behind lin the .stretch to win were not the 22ild annual Ohlo Derby, betld- trRck td ,ba~k to New York today. storm arrived as Corp.elHur v. · Whitney's 3-year- h~Wses prepared tor tbe ,.,.. , •. , old eoU tur.ocd In, an upset victory nde, turning Ute tr•ck •I over Preatneo winner Fablmr at slvppy men. the Thistle• Down 'IMtlt Saturday Fabius, ridden by Wi1J.1t.: "·~ ·: In the mud1 creafed by a rain- tack, jiJ~ped into the )fad , •.onn. ;Born ~lhty ridden by faltered in the flna:l John Choquette"; f1Di&bed ahead or one ttme t:he Calumet . J.i'abln, by a leqth. • pride held a threPFablua"WM the. top heavy favor- around the turn for . l .!>< vlrtue 'of•·!tis fOOd showings "We would have won on • f~" r Kentucky Derby and tbe track" said F1blus' trainer J'lJQ:o· Pi-!aiiten:. H~wevel' i be finished I my Jones. ''The rain beat us." ' r:· ' a DOlle ahead o , fthe t!lird Shop. '11iatib .... OF J>/J;R FlkS'1" 18· w•DDING The third of Mr. aDd · w... at the l':ome Dallas end rooR #l'Y,_ ON. 'TJI£ TOVIf.-•' Reedsville Whips T 6' 8" SqUire At and B II S d win i ., un ay Fir.t G•me Pomeroy ____ . 400 000 ()...-4 6 2 Hred.mile ____ 2.30 001 x--6 3 0 SflCond G•m• Reedsville downed the Pome- ot' Miss eroy ----· 100 000 0--1 5 1 o1 tt.. day. •• roy ~ntry i.n tbe Ohio. R1ver Lea· Pom Rttrlsvillt\ ____ 301 001 x--6 4 1 In the featuu event of the day's gue In a doubleheader on Sunday 8'f" UNrTID PRESS procram, Jack Nichols ()! Onk Hilt afternoon by scon!l!l of 8-4 arut 5·1 eame in fh'at ahead' of Kenny King NATIONAL LEAGUE in gall\eli played at Reedsville. of Porrferoy ~ond P'rant111 Benedum w L Pet. G8 In the f,irat ,a:ame, the Pomeroy of Tuppers Plains. Milwaukee ~ - -- 34 22 .607 t.cDm jumped to a 4-0 lead iP Lh.t• Action In the fe1ture race was Cinci nnati --. _ 34 26 :567 2 top •half of th.e firSt innmg on five -described as higbly con;~petitive 1Brooklyn ___ . 32 27 .M2 3~ hits. wlth Glen Thompson -.nd Eugene- Pittsburgh __ . 31 28 .525 41ir RecdsYille .came bll<!k ln Lheir Wllloug~by, both of Pomeroy, very SL. I.Joui 6 - ---- 33 30 .524 4'h half o£ the same Inning w11th two much)n the rcce untU motur t:rou- Chu.·ago --· -- - 24 32 .429 10 ru119 on two walks, a hi t batter ble forced them to retire. Plnhtdelphia 23 3!5 .417 II and an error. They added tht·ec The fastest ti~ of the day waa New York _ == 23 36 .390 12 1,1,. more in the! second· to iMure 'them p01ted h¥ Leo IJaUnden of Grca21y . SundaY's Rttulb selves of the victory and addt"d Ridge-. Hi11 car wu clocked at 16.1 Milwaukee o New York 2. l.st one more tn tM last of Ute fS'ixth. ~oonds · , ' Milwaukee 7 New York I, 2nd Charlie Theiss .gave Up but Four, new enrs were on hnnd nt CinciunaLi 10 Br10oklyn 6, 1st three htt111 on !the mouild for Sundays races according to trick Cincinnati 2 Brookly.n 1, 2nd Pomeroy but was wild. hters of olttclals. They were those o( Mar· Chicago 5 PltL!Iburgh 3, 1st R~edsville was the wlMing hurlshall MIJler, VlrgU Lee, Pomeroy; Pittsburgh. 1 Chico'*' 2nd 1:1 1 ' .France• Bcn&d\im Tuppers Plalna "" nn In Lhe ~teeonld game, Pomer.oy and LtwJ11 and Albers of Glouster. rain once again outhlt tbe Oppo!lition Bob Venoy of Pomeroy drove the St. LOUis 8 P~lladelpbia. 4, st but lost the eame. Jla,rold Brown Miller ear. Tt was pointed out t~al Phlladl!"lplllll 3 St. Loui5 2. 2nd of Pomeroy rpve up lnlt four hits the ~ar of I.ewls Ancl Alber~ Is ono Monday'& PretNble Pitchers Chil'llgo IJs Brooklyn at JerM!y while hlt mates were getttlq five formerly owned by Chot Moody of :B~rlow . City night- Kaise-r 1-1 vs. Erskine olf Balderson. George NeareWad was the .top ~ul!& of other raeell on Sunday 3·!1. iJDm~Qiately. Write Dept. OHF-M0-312, Dl. IAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? _____·~·_ ~ a• tve1fl as follows : Blow Heat: First, El"'ln Lcgg, Pt. Pleanl'ft Sccnnd Bob Porn· eroy. Third'. Bob RusH&II , Fut Heat : Firat, Kenny Pomeroy. S!!cond, Loo Saunder11, Grea&y Rid.lc. Third, Glenn Thompton. Pomeroy. ICon!'olatlon: Jlltat, ftbOde•, Parkersburg. Second, Hy.ell, Pomcro.J. T!Urd, ' .w Cincinnati at Pittsburgh night-Fowlet• 4·7 vs Klute 6-6 Milwuukee 1rt Philadelphia nfght- Buhl 7·3 vs S. MWer 3-3. Only gameo. scheduled. Tuetd•Y'• G•mu Chicago at Brooklyn', nifht St Louis at New York, night Mllw.aukee at Philadelphia. night Cincinnnt.l At Pittsburgh, night AMIRICAN LIAGUE Grl!lfW'Y, VintozP.' W L Pet. Faat ConsnW.U11n : Firat ~~7-~:~N cw Ynrk -· -- 40 24 .626 Nicholl, Oak Hill . Second !".n 1r~go --· ,,•n 2""' .821 Wl~ua;hby, Pomeroy, T!!ird, Clrvoland ___ _ 34 27 .M7 Jt! k,na, Pt. Pleasant. BuRton _____ _ 31 80 .~ t:,a~: rtt, Bud Rbodea, Bal timore ____ 31 33 .484 I econd Guy Hysnll, Dfltrolt -- ·--- 27 34 .443 Tbird, Bob Vf~ , Pnmeroy. Kans..1 s City .. 2~ 38 .397 WBshin.~,;tnn ' _. 26 '2 Gl 1 4~ 7~ 9 ll'h 14~ J82 16 Sunllay'a Retul&t '' Chlc;go 14 New York 2, l'lf. Chicago II New York 3, 2nd Cleve . 7 Wuh. 2. 1st 6 In , rain Wuh . a! ClcY"C. 2nd, ppd,, rain, . . \ nn!Um~ 3 Dctroll 2 1st BalUmot·c 3 Detroit 2. 2nd w. COMPTON, 0. D. N. Ellt Court Stroot, Pomoroy I to ll, I to 5, (Close 11 Nooa oa Than.) ' I ' .' .:..· .,, ' ' f '' ' Indians In First . AsLittle Loop Play Is$tarted be responsible for debts contracted by anyone otb§!r than myself. Fred 0. Jenkhll Jr., Syracuse, Ohio. &-23-atl I will (()l 5.98 The Indiana took Base . . . .. . 10.98' l:;ll&t"& f'QUtlld .. 19152 J'ORD V8 Victoria bard-top Coupe, Fordomatic, white w.ith red top, $895. Blaettnar'a, Pome- TRAIL BLAZER TENT . .. . . . . . 24.95 . ' FOLDING CAMP COTS ......... : 5.95. CAMPING STOOLS ...... .. ...... 98c !983 CHEVROLET V. ton P"""l Make Moores Your Camping Headquarlt>r• 19!13 FORD II t.on Pickup lrtlek, extia iharp, $895. Blaettner"a, roy, Oblo. PDIIe ~ ,._ 10-For s~le or Rent 8-21-6tt . .' truck, $1395. Blaettnar't~, Pomeroy OhiO. ---- ------ .. ____ 6-.'U..fR¢ Pomerpy, Ohio, 6-2l..etc ' p ·i' . _roy; Ohio•. _____ ....!:_21+ 1954 . CHEVROLET f.door .~an, eiltra good tires, $995. Blaett.. 6·2HJtc 'gar's, Pomt!l'Ctf, Ohio. .' ,, i1 1955 BUICK Century Riviera ooupe, power ateerin.g, dyn• fiow, $2695. · Bla.ettnar'e, P.ome- ----' ____ ....., 1953 -PONT1A,C Delux 8 eyl!nder ~· J door sedan. $995. Blaettnar'~ - ·~ Pom.erey, Ohio. 6.21-Gtc We want wed finn -machlM'l'J, Fulton·ThompM)n 1'y<.i1)r sa ea. Pom~oy, Oh!o 6-7-llte 18 B I Auto Servtces ~. The lim i ., T\/,' SHPW' ' Red Sox ,\ . ..... 106 60x 13 3 -.:-;-- . ' ' . .... . .....,' • • f ~ " •' MEIGS 2 1 EQUIPM~NT / -tom)!~!!Y Phone 94 ou'VE probablY hWd iii ii.Y a recently, about the 1QS8 Buick'a ... ~-, Variable Pitch DynalloW. • · · .. Y ' ~ ·, And maybe you've wdndertd Just Wha\ that "new· means. ,. . f -' ~:". lf:l··.' Well,lt means a hrand•'!ew pr!Q!'41lei.Jn"· · ; ~~!~".~~ transmission design. (~w '!',•Y whirling nil add to it's• ciWD VI!IOci'>'Ud, ·' ·. · ' 4 ' • t produce fast torque §qlld,up~t ouly,~ , ., , throttle. · . · . '' 1 ·~ · , · • " 1 ! "_ ~ · ::. '\ '• ....... ' What does it do fqrTouP KOI"M: - AN . WISCONSIN ENGINE PARTS .......... SO! 101 1 e 2 Yank- ••.••• • 010 000 I 6 I sr.natort '1. .~- -·- ooo ooo o 2 WI-I AT ' who had triplet. too, Tlhe Red SoX ' t.IIU~ lilX l'lUDS el<'h ln the WUI'd and foorth innLnas. llldl~ f AWJ:'IJL. t~o~~~~~~~:~": 1hem wu 1 triple ln ltl.e fJrst. lnnln.lf ·thlt .cored Fred Rothseb Phone 197 · ., Parta rn~ Serviee Lea1ue place Inon, a coll'YioeJng ng ed the Yankee&. Ellt. Clorroh W811!1 the big gun ln the Indtan att.ac:k as he clo.uted two hOIU rUM. lfi'l rlnt ho-mer ~arne ln.~be fifta >bming with two men on · bu.. IUs solo blast in the third moved· ~ Indians to a 4-1 ll.dvantaa:il. T.tiey added two mol'i! runs in the seventh inning, · Russ .lic€1hlnney WIL!I orr the mu\lnd for the vh~tor.J and gave up !IX hits M did! his opponent An· derson. ·McVhlnrrey fanned ten and walked four in. ahalking up hi! Initial v.l.ctory of t•he sca.ron.. The Red SOx took advantage of ltn walk1 !awed by Senator hurJ. er! to win by a .score of l:J·O ,behlnd Mre effecUve hurJ.ina of Ricky Oiler, Oller gave up but two hits and ranned nine. lhr gaining bis vietory. . S. L. LI'Wt. ltad twn or t.he five hits o! the lled Sox and on~ of ... . . .. ' . ........... '· \, · new oolnfort. NeWCir·. New e'.duu,m ' inMI· 1 safety door~ tU!S-lt() G.E.UUT.IJt --~---· ever FJ'Iefport,, 3-1!2-31< 9 x 12 Wool Rua, wi1h p~. 1.951 hjetween Mlnersvme 'and Ch~ shire. Phone 3423 day; or 914Y niaht. Reward. 8-23-3tp 1 ltnt!f!lh'• Pump, Pull buemf!ot we and •hubr, New lte.ter, 4 miles: from •• Harrisoaille ~ef:l, !Itt. =:::_ ..... _ " • Mou 13 CQIMI'ra~ HOMI fGit 25 Acres 6 roo~ru~ and &.til, Youaptri"n Jlardweod Floers, New ::._ I flO wllb I\IWielab l'rodudo. 9tuj vade on turniti;J't! w apuJiaa. ' ob!IP#ona. 11 ~· Ia .fiNite time arppJyiPJ COJ\8\UJY!I'f In Porm;ray to Ill Notices 7'x7' WIT!I 5' 8" CEN.TER ' · ary \ will meet -ol . . monthly pay· car, 1V, ho~ . A .. , _ . , . . , iU11 co le!rpbubt: P",N urehil au.a IIOL Roy Rogers TENT 10.98 I man at the plate dulling Ute day as lle collected two hiUr in e«cb game. Th.e Joioo score6 : or other Baker '• will IIJe yuu Ule ber. WALL TENT . . . . . . . . . . ....,. •'lw'Jod • t',8"s:7' AT BASE ~.,. DICiaal')'. W.'ri&e M• mtJib on .r4W' f11it' lu clualW tiV'I. Obltuati,eo pubJJtbtd 11: 1 01111; per word. M ' . oa IE"IS Pomeroy . Ohio TEPEE TENT . . . . tinw ia ,E. Melp Collllty. UIDilt lo mMe ttO • dat' . J1ti1f - '*"'U.:.."'qt lveol.l pnated at IDilan Z3"x36" Awnin& 4' 8"x4' 3u /'ION If> 8-t~e 6-2Ute . PUP TENTS ... . .. 5.98 WIIITEPf SIIE /$ /!EE/( CMIPAIIM!t/0 Oil 3 CO/YTMENT<?- ft!mt 4IUI. "omu w110tAw:l to Rue _;_- - ,....., on deia.. Nta cotf.P'AN:V, 120 J!:, ClArk ·• 111.. ,.,.,..., Jll. •zs-up Ooor. or !IDIU Pt•· You can &eot. a.in • P•rPI'• JWitaurant C"" YOU USE-i:XTRA MONEY! BUDDY 5'x5'ri' CENTER 3' 9" tA~r Plumbing and .fre$a'J PJumbins H~ IS HERE! '?/liCE . --!WI Mlrt 111 CAMPING TIME Pomeroy Nm'e In ted a broken arm (In su,..day after- was liCh~duled to f'-ICC Ron Qoon 1 hb car.r roUed over in of the PJf'&tes. t.llce action at tbe Claybanks Speed::-::-.:---- - - ! ' I Of Ohio Derby ~t r•l . Phone : 388-Y Pomeroy D,iver Hurt In Crash be· fOlie wit!! the second fastest lime ·' ty. RIMis In Front " Shortrtop Roy McMillan put the Red1 out 1n front fl-3 tn the third bases loadeU. Gus Bc~t madeInning q he doubled ~orne two diving try for the hall but dro•p-1 ped it, all<>wing Jackie Robinson to ecore fr om Lhird Reliefer Clem Lab[;;;'"was greeted with a bases empty homPr by Fr110k Robm!l()n in the eighth inning and that was enoug~ lo wrap up the game for Nuxhall. w·~d.n •••f •••uned ••,rt,, ' · 1 ·· . . ... . ,. , , .4 . ..,._ • • !:'Born Mighty Is Winn~r. . GISSDN, frame. handedly ·me Run Clouts Mantle, AlTNIA. - 1956 'June the Do ..,. Pomeroy One Wheelchair. i.n good condi-' lion . .h-iced reasona-bly. W S. Front Street, ' . Middleport. 6<23-lltp. • . F-or Sal' - lara:e abow case, book ~ase. Uall rack. Pu-ker'• REiJt· aurant. 6·22--3to: pasture for ftnt , of cattle wanted plenty of water, aood fence. 1. Glenn Wes1, Racine, Ohio, 6-23-3to a. FURNISHED APARTMENT unt. 3 roomli and bath. N. St. Middleport, Ohio, WW reuonatile. ,Phone 440-M or 8-22.31< �• .,. sGuild Plan$-Retreot This Thursday The Daily Sentinel !bel Qriot, lei\ lo<lq for """" ~. c.Mau, ~ Or ,..,.Ibid .... ,.,.,.,..,. bJ )IH: llinia... • 14•. a,.! 14'· • lfi'l. Ralph RadcUffe anti .JirL C L Wood. Now Will be -mPIIlied MOII'tiosriUo, aDd t,1r .ond Mn CUrtil Wood ·and eon, Curt, who vt.lUq ,J:wt l b . ton. wen WMkflnd guest11 of JlltL. ~ J-., IDd fllllllb,'. ]and lin. 1!1. II. Wood. Mro C. ..:._. . 1 M. Bilke aad< children,. ~Wood and Kra. E.}( Wood accom· 't'J""lteeD ~ ~ u.lloba _,., Mra. ... n..q ..-. ~ 'rial~ in Co1-- ~~· !"..._,_. . • '· •~ a. •:UWittt panied the Gurtb Wood familly Djyt.on and '~!feAt on to Lima to vialt Dr and lin. Walt Beabm a nd ';ieanor S. Schaaf, Middl•port SocleiJ Edlto• - 8pent. the tnek. daueht-rt Mecaa Jo . ot'lld 1A ~ BrlQe and b.il wife- Diatm.er Reichman, who is a~ ~ll)let_, ~ remained tbere plo)'!d in COlumbua.. spent the ii!Or' • Ylak "::UI relatives.. 1 weeleod with "her mother Mrs C Doula Smitb. '11ffire~ If D. Reicbman and brother '.foe the RW.t iltid 'Ml.. 0, ' E. Boyt and M,.SgV James Brewing'ton, who .eou. ilobD Dlvid. • has Eeeel'Ved hb dbCbat"ge At , lin. WUUam Ye~ger, Ken~ has ~ndJOJton. Ga~ b \(1sL'ting w•llle Beorhs Haw)t!JU. Pomeroy Soclelv ~~l::;:to!!r;;;-;Ph~o~n::e;,;6:::2:;:4:;:4~--,_;;;;;;,;.__ _ __ Children's Day Program Held E. A. Vancols At FJrst Presbyterian Church Monored Guest The Children~ Day program was Plano solos by Karen Ba<:!l\'ler and Duf'>ing Picnic presented Sunday evenmg al the Carroll Ann Lyons, red~tion5, visitl'-'1 •n4 returaed to her home ,...tb Pbone !i0'79 .after a wlfe and dauabter, Sandra, parent.lf, Mr. July 2 whell He wlll reenlist at Fort Hues, Columbus, and go to F1rst 1'resb)f:er1an Church under Carroll Ann Lyons. Edtth Hapton- ~r ~ C. E. Van~. ~·' 'Keanetb Wll&hts, Bellaire,! Valley Forp Hoapital ror hts new the d.rectton of Mrs Hubert Taylor stall; exerCtSe, Sandra Hysell, Sue week'l VUit and bl'(lu,glrt her ~n, Michael, to Mid~ · autanment. lf..Sct. Brewington has dleport to · joJD the Seouts from eompleted !:CMtllteen and a haU Troop H5 who were ·leaving Sun- rut• In t!le servlte. day fof Camp Arrowhead Mn. Mts1 Martha Ohlinger who 1s ' Wiui~JB and Mtcblel were over- empl!Oyed ln Columbus, spent the nifb.! •~ of Mr .and Mnl. Char· weekend wtth ber paNnta Mr and , ~ Sayre and .Jifler Mrs. Wiggins MNI William Ohlina:er ' took l load uf Stouta to the Catnp Mr. and Mrs. Noah Haakins were Bhe ,wen& to Ironton to spend the in Columbus Saturday to viliit Iter weet with Mrs. Millie Fowler and brother, Cline MattheWs, a ~dt · family.. . cal patl~t at University ~osp1tal ~. and llrlrs. Lawrence Bing Henry HiU, fortne'l' Middleport and Mra. Glenn Lambert were visi- resident, ts a surs\Cal palient at: tors: in Parkersburg Saturdar. Mt. Carmel bodpitaJ Columbus, Dr. and~. Charles Jividen and\ where he iJ a patient or Dr Thom· chil~ l!»len and Tom, an4 u Lewla, another former Mlddle)lr. and Mr•. Charlts Fulks and port fftidenl. famlly, A~at, vWted bere SunMl' and Mrs 'Charli!s Newman day with Mr. and Mira. L. D,. Dileft' spent~· weekend In Dayton :Qlen Jividen remained for a villt Mitl Anna Crow CQ!umbus bas with• ber grandparent-. Mr .and. bejm visiting Hr ~nd Mrs. R. Mrs. Diles, Middleport and Mr. Garber and granddaughter. and Mr11. Clark Jividen, Radne Mre. WUliam Ault and whlle..her 11\0tber is a sur&:lcal patl- and Mrs Gene Dodson ;.~·d~ ;,:r,';::~ ent at University Hoapilal, Colum~ ha>Mf ll'et\lrned from bus. Mra. Jividen will &o to Oolum- and, were accompamed bua today aDd it Btheduled for But· Mrs Loretta Lawhorn Jery Wednea:iay. Tom Jividen Is ter Debby. etayinJ wltJt his aunt and uncle Barbara Coates 18 employed In Mr .Ind. M:n. Harry MJ~heN, Jr. the otrlce or the Pomeroy Motor and son~ who ~ave recently return- Company ~ to Atbeus from a, vacation at and Mrs James 0 Eads and .sons daughter, c t1risUnP-, and Mr and Oar Taylor who ts employed 1n Mrs. and Mrs w W Hayes were ColumbUI', s~nt the weekend with. ln Atheru Saturday to attend hl.a parents, Mr and Mrs. Hubert ooneert g~ven by the Chorus Taylor, and family. orche!Jtra or t!te Music . Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turner, Lan. at Ohlo Unlvenrlty cuter, were businear visitors here Sharon Jones and over the week~nd and v1sUed Mr Mtddleport, wer-e in the and Mrs. Joe- Turner and other re- Gene Crooks, Middleport, Jati\'421· in the orchestora. Stte Knight, Edwa,.d Kitchen, Mr and Mrs Robert Mttch nnd Jane Young and Wtlliam Kitchen two &ons, Martins Ferrv Wl't '(' Chillicothe, attended the wedding weekend gue8'l'l of h1s pa~ot"S Mr )Irs Paul Haptonstall, MN Everett Baehne'l' 11 nd Mrs RW5.8ell Lyons SpeciUI muste indU€'d two numbers by the Jumor Choir dtrecled by Le~l..s H Sauer Jamet~ Buchanon, sutJerlntendent of the Church School, presented the promohon certJhcat:e11 and cradle Roll cerliflcatcs dunng the prvgram Helen Lmw;e Taylor read tbe Scripture lesion after \he children had entertered tbe Church Scltool room 10 proce&'!lional and Mrs Tay. lor's Juroor Girls presented the foll<-wmg program, two songs, ae· W. 1 M41 Del~f!l Kttchen in Dayton Saturday. MrJ. Charle• McNamee t~pent Sundir wU!l Mr .nnd Mrs. Ed Smith and famlLy, Pt:tmcroy Mr. and Mr1 N R. Humphries Mr .an dMrs N R Humphries -.ere weenk.e.nd vlaitor.R ln Youngstown Sandra Humphries was a weekend guest of Mr .alld Mors A .J Strauss and Randy Humpbri4!1 Ja vlattlus relatives ia VIrginia • Mr .and Mrs Homer Clark and Jaek Bachner !pent Sunduy In Charleston and were accompanied home by Mrs Bachner who had been vblting Mr and Mrs. ClydeBelcher a11d Mr and Mrs. C, W. Clark. ol and Mrs Peh'y Mite~ and family Saturday Mh>s Julie Mfteh RN 1111 d Miss Shlr'lley Mealey, RN Calllpolill visited at the Mitch home Waltol:r Crooks and D W !l tl 1 geb, Pt Pleasant:, returned ; '· evening from W 1nchester where th.ey Wen! called when Mr an dMrs Jamea o Eads and Pt Pleasant woere hoBpltallzed Hflel" an automolulc accident Mrs Is a 11 ister of Mr Crooks . Mra Elurence Olesoh, who ha~; recently movl!d here :from New York, hns btcn employed liS swimmlng lnBtructor ac the MunJeipal Pool ' I The WCTU met for a ptcmc suJ.opcr m the yard of Mrs. Da.,id Darst Sr Friday evcnlng with Miss Margaret Sauer glvlna the bleumg preeedi'IJ& the supper Which wu served buffet al;J.le Mn Dar.tt was 81l!il8ted by her driUghtea , Mrs Paul Davis and ~;ughler ln-Jaw, Mra D11vld Darlrt • Wollx 11117 olao .,.t~~llaapt,t ' ' . ................ . . .loll-- . ...... . :............ "'" ,, ..,..._,...,. .-- Sixty parents . and cub Scouts tcr Camp In July. enjoyed a plen1c at the Omp ChesA gcneTal discussion of Cub ter, Scout cabin, Sunday afternoon Scouting was held and a plea made Ben Batey, Cub Master, opened th~ for more Den Mother!\ and Commttregular Cub Scout Pack Meetmg tee-men MI!Wp Hood, ch .. trman in the afternoon and M'NI WJ1~ of the Pack comm1ttee, prese-nted ba.m Morrts read a poem. The Ben Batey with a Cub Master ComPledge :.>f Allegiance was l(lven by mH<Sion as a :result of special train~ the Cub Scouts and awards weTe ing Mr Batey !las been lllktnlt glVen to the Cubs who had ad. F1rst Aid books giVen by the Westvanced In rank. ern and Southern Life Insurnnce Den Thr.ee under the dlrechon Company, werE' distributed to Dep af Mrs Milt(•D Hood, Den Moth Mothelil and Den Chiefs put on a Western. skit and Den :Moving pictures of the Merll(lrlal , Mrs ,loe Wilson, Jr, had a Da:r parade, which were taken bY dem()nnrat1nn or rope tWirling Rtcha'l'd P1ckens, concluded the proThe group decided to recess un· gram fo rthe afternoon P1cnic til StoptcmbC'r with the exception lunclt.e!O were enjoyed before tht~ uf an overn•ght camping trip fm 1 group rdurned lo MiMleport. Cubs and thNr f.athers at the Chell· :_:,_ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ CHESTER 1 1 I Mrs M. L Ke~ly, pre.stdent, was In chRTge or the bus.lnf:S'S aession which openod with a prayer A report was given on alftl sent to 1 Soldiers' Home In Sandusk,y and .Mrs L. D Diles thanked the aroup fnr cards ~nt durlna the Jllnes1 Joppa WSCS held Its monthly of her hushand The members and weetln~ at the home Gf Alberta guests Mrs Emma Bluett and Unthiclum with a stork shower 1\Jias Surah Dobb8, s~nt a Round. for Mrs Gortrude Burton New Rnb1n letter to Mrs John Blaottoff1cers were lmrtalled Next meetll'llr, a patlenl at Holrer Hospital. Ing to b4l held at the home of Mrs. H.uth Barton, July 2. Mrli. Bthel Johnaon and son, Junior, Newlrt recently spent 11 few days with her son·ln-law and daughter, ' Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Dillon Mrs Ethel Cline and ch•ldrcn oC 1 IItl e Hncktnl in'd Mr and Mrs Thurston Clark and daughters of Shawnee H1lla vbltcd wl\ h Mr. and Mrs. R 1;1 Ufe. Mr and Mr,, Robert Murry and rhildl't'ln visited hl1 brothers. Ed an<l Bill Mun,, ColumbtL~ CnrroiJ Berry Is spendmg H few dav8 with her ITlfldparent.s, Mr And Mrs. Marahal) Shutts. RockJ l1nd " Donald Buckhannon spent a few days vlsitll\1 relatives m Parkfl:rsburl Mr. and Mrs RaJmond Berry lll'ld C!bildren recently spent a d&y at koekland Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gro.~ t1ickle 8pt(,nt a few day ~ ~~ the home ot · his, 1randpart>nh. Mr and Mra. C. J', Harrill, Reedmlle. "YOUR \ SUNRISE TO · $UNSET •'JTATION• ,. 990 UNIQUE "GET WELL" GIFT L D Dil-es wbo 1.s rccovenn~C I w J. E H ' relatlvea. • • Rev. and lba. J! Eut..• llrliwn and family m<Wed· hom Columbua Ji'rtday to tbe llrthodiat pano.n-. M.ulb~ Ave. · ' ~ Mn. Mildred !'Inlow, Zanoovllle, WQ the weekend a:ue•t of .Mrs. D. W. Henneuy, Mt~baeJ Allen, ~Rringtleld, b. thifi guest of his ~dm.otber, IMrl Harriett Rua&elt. 1 . MiiJI Carol Stewart, Belle, W Va. and MU.i ~be/ta ll'tahe:r of Moorebead, Ky., al'fl the guest& of their arandmo'tber, IMn. Bessie Enzenauer.' Merle OhUngE!l", Dtnn.y: Bowers. Nancy VanlnwaJep. abd David FAkew, members of the Pomeroy Chureh of Chriat accompanied by the pastor, Donald Seeven. left Sunday for New llartlnavU{e where they" will attead tamp for ~~:e:~d Mi'l. Joru;_, Mlttb and fruntly, and Grue.: ser and family and 'Mr. and Mrt. ~r. Mr~.Walter Edward at Wells and ,Part, faDtilyHuntl speln Sunday Camden. ...._ • •tOQ, " I ; I MW. MarJh• Genbelm.er of Mar- 1etta spent the W4ekend wUh her aunts and unclt!,\ Mblol Lucretl~. Augusta and Ada· Ge!Jbelmer 1nd Paul Genbeimer. Mw Kaie Guth returned to her Scouts ol Trooo a<5 left 'mployment .~tt tbtt Kro(l:er- &ore L, .I. for Cam11 Arrowhead near Hunt· lh1s mornm.g after a tb'refl weet11 mgtoh whore thoy will until vacatiop.. . Saturl!ll.y They bOy& w~ taken Mr a'!i Mrs Jielw)-n White The annual Ptcrue of tbe Fed~ to camp by N. j> swaclmammer, Natell Church was held Sunday . who will stay overnight with them son HarTy and Mlsa Bubara ' Er.at t!Je Rock Sprmgs Jtairgrouncls~ 'Cbeiter Erw.m, Mrs. K<elll')8th Wu~· wm of Galllpolb viaited SUndQ" Ffed Blacttnar, Supt., conduet.ed !tins' and Mr~. Wand4 Be<!k end son w1th Mw Ne\Ue Koehler. ' Sunday School 'at JO a. ln. and Kirk:. Rev c. E. Hoyt will "io to Mr and Mr.s. EhJ:Jer Joha&OD Rev Barbels, ofrbe worship service C@mp Mooday and stay until Wed· Wheehng and grandclaughter S~ usmg for hJ.S toptc 1be Lost." nesday when S!!olltrtlaster Robert In the afternoon games were Mills Will join the Scouts for the pi aver! under t:be lead«ihiP' of remaindl;i' of tbe w-eek. ~Wack­ Mr~ Edward Ba!r and RGbert WU. hammer and Hoyt are-~ members ui •un nnd prtzes were awarded. the troop commtttee. ,oo-spe.r serv1ee was held at ~ O· Scauts at camp are Karl Beck, clock w!ttr Tmnmy Brown in Bill Werner, Gary Dunh~, Darchal'g~. Faye 'I'homas had ' the rell Bechtel Dav 1d Zerkle RJcb· scrtj)ture reading and t!he 6lory aTd Swaek11~mmer, Dale 'M1llt'T, w11~ given )!y Anna Murray. Lloyd Sayre, Don Erw•n, Roy NeiJcc c 1eam furnuhed by the son!; :MI~hael WliClDS, Bellalrej Stmday Schoo~ wa:o l!'trved durang Donald and Larry Hurle-y, New lht> 11flernoon. Martmsvtlle. from major surgery h.ad an unex.Mr. and Mrs Harold Newell pecter\ gift this week when h1~; spc11t a weekend With Mr a nd sun, David, AP Sports editor, jn Mn. Cei:ll Nelson. Mrcht~an, sent htm a baseball tn· Mr. an~ MIS Charles l?ick ',cnhed "Get Well Qu1ck, Mr 1pent a weekend Wlth Mr. and l)Jics" fTilm the Dctrott Tigers Mrs Roy F1ck, Columbus w1th the autogtaph.s ol the enUre Norma Ntckeson, Columbus, team r..nd Gladys Morgpn, Pomeroy, - - - - ''- - - - t.pent an afternoon w1Lh Mrs. Dana F1ek. ! BIRTH ANNOUNCED The Past Counc1lors Club met at Mr and Mrs. Eugenf! Martin, N(· Lh.e lodge hall w1th Letha Wood tro, aae announcing lhe birth of and VIolet Hdl, hoatcsses. a f!(Jn, Thmtohy Allen, recenfl v'. M1u Katlty Reuter, Akron, h I They also have two other eblldn•n, spcndm.l! several we-eks wllh the r.randmother 1s Mrs Gomer M;~. · H K Smith family I m, Gallipolts a former Middlcpm L Mr and MT!. Charles Pyles restdcnl ')'oday Mrs Martin and and children spent Sunday w1th danghlc~ , Mrs. Blll Stephens and Mr and Mrs Earl Hart. family of Pl. Pleasant <~re plann Mr and Mra. Jake M~s. Ath· lng to Viii.\ itl Ni1ro to <'elebral\' ens \'ISitecl Mr. and Mrs. Thed Mra M.trtln's birthday anll bhr Croy, Su11dab will remain for ;. hn~er vl:;ll Mr.~ Bcu EiselsteJR, Atheos is ~pe ndmR a fe wday8 w1th Mr and Mrs Thed Croy E. 0. Saunder and d augh ter. M1· and Mr8 Larry Rou~h. Wa· Mass Jeuie, drove 80 nulf'.s Sun verly spent a rew days with Mr. nay morning h\ order to attend .md Mrs. Guy Summerfield. Dtble School aervlces at the' .Mid· Mr and Mrs Leland Smith and dleport Church of Christ. Mr dAughter and .Mrs. Frank Will Saunden, 88, had been in Aaltlnnd daughter aU or Jesup, Ga., spent Ky., to iitend a reunmn of the a few days with Mr and Mu. ela.as ot 1981. He had been Dc11n Btlly Cleland and Mr and Mrs. r.t Boys at the Hlgn S<!hOol at that Ql&yton Allen, tJme 1u:d JMt peopll'! f.<lm all ov 'I Mr and Mrs. P. F Koblentz the United States att{lnded t-he re spent sUnday With Mrs Lelah union. ~~ McLane, Tuppers Plains JOPPA villited re<ootly lD AlbanJ 'lfltll .245 S"""UfS ~"' Left Su day For n 'Camp Arrowhead HOYTS RITURN Rev. and Mrs. c. E Hoyt and son, David 1nd Texalfna White, daughter of Mr' and .Mrs. Charle~ Whlte returned home Sunday tro111 Gl'Jinvllle where they spent two weeks Mrs. Hoyt wa.s directOT of the Junior H1gh Baptiat camp and M~. Hoyt was De!ln of Boys. REVIVAL SONG LIADIR Homer lUee, Middleport, wlll br s()ng leader for the revlval service~~ start.ing this IC>\IcnJ.ng at 8 p m. at the Hemlock Grove Church of Chr1st JWv Doster wtll be In charee. M other-Daugltter Banquet Plfl'! rwd Mnthcr-Daughtcr 1·14 Soc A Mother-Daughter lbanquet will btl held by Evangeline ChaP' ter, OES, at 6.30 p. m. Thursd'ay nieht. All membeor11 are to brim their daughbln or ••adopted" dau1hters tu tbe rneetlng ~d Mi61 Freddie Houdalh~lt J-s ib charae of the program ~eat, desSflrt IJ'd bevera1e o,wll be fnrnjshed and members are to brJna: a covered d1sl:l ' f lin.· 1!1. /1.. BirtOII ql lltlnllllltoa ~at tilt 'Wtrl:ie'Gd 1rttit Jillr • mother, ilfq, J!lllna and Kn. PJII!!ip 1llaa Erma Smith. lei-. e / Smltll 'lUI Me~ aad . • at • :;; 1 and )llt.llDiJnttt Jar&elt.ol bJ ... A. Bartell, H~lilnltOD tlill Wl,•m , :; )(r. S)'A"'-. ,,......,JI!mlo4 ., l~_en, ... • . tne. .; *hter Barbara ~ Ctncidnatl ~ r weekend ~UW of bi!f ,mQtllfl:,., , M.rl. Norma Goodw~ 1 Jlrl. F. Ray WllaQa •pent the p111t week at Oanap l(altfp. lle¢ Cl.ndnnaU w~ 11be . Wll m' 11o ~ aiataDt. ' ~ " tract ~ 1J ~ DorlDda Wilson WI.S a ' ~ dlaner lf1lflt ot Mr. and M.n~ ~ •. vln Smith ~nd. top. Doll. · If Dorlr., dlu~tial of Jlr .and Jflw.:. "' B1mifiY.. El~1V,l~Ot~t ~l~ ~~we4it ~ ~!i'f!i~~~~~Jit~: ~~ -- • , ~ .,~~ ' · l:"':;:·i':J~-~'~';;;;::~·::·~·''4iE~. \11~· '.,.., (• b .... , .. , ' '·,.,~ " • t _,...; 1 ' ll,t )jl ~ ' ~J:f';;\r ' ,!II I 1 • • • •.,.. • 1 ' "• JobllA.-III,eeiW I« for U. ,&. Steel, Mid aot tee ilow 1ft ao David tldloaald'l , _ . , .... apread .... - . Mayor's Court In Session 1' Seidenable Family French-Stanley ' Entertains Group Weddjng Vows ' At PicnJc Dinner Are Exchanged CUrtl.!l French,. son of Mr and M'ri! Clyde Fr.encb, Jacksdn, form- ' er local re.sufents and M.is! DlXIe Lbu Stanley w~ man-led Sqnday at the Jackson Ch.rishan Church:" Attendmg from llere were Mr nud Mrs. Edward Froe:neh, grandparents of tbe grtKim )(rs M L French, Mr and Mrs. Dqn Stivers, ~flss Franees RousJ!.' and Mr. and Mrs w11U.am Watson. MT and Mrs. EdWHh~ T French wero ln Jackson Saturday night to att-end the rehearssl dmncr rcivon at the Colonial Inn. -~ ture. I first. now Made lit Contest For $25 to 1$1000 Cbick~n Rai~n; OES lw(pectwn 'Helt! For Gtl.ys~Uie l1nit • Grand MYF Meeting HeiCI Marjory Bean, WoMhy :Matron, was the inspecting offi.eer at the Grarld In~n of the Sunday Evening•At · Guysvlllto Cheptet", OFS, at the . " High School, Stewart Saturday eveninJ, Unit. . ed MethoclJst Members of the local chllipter ' The Youth FetloWBhip of the United Methodist Church met Sunday eve,p.lng at the- chun:th. Tlte hymn ''Blessed. Assurance" opened the meeting followed with ::r discussion on "Peace" led ):Jy Keith Reuter, the leader for the' e\etlins. Sentence prayers ted b~ Sue Smith and clmd try Rev. 11. Eugene ,Brown, preceded the bus\1. ne&S seaslon. · Follo.O,tne tlte ac&&ion the met!lt: inr. dosed with the hymn "Qod Wlil Take Care ol You." Ro~;ne ·Canaan who attended wen •Mr. and Mrs. James "Clatbwort.hy, Mr and Mrl. Stewart Hawkins, Mrs. M. L. F'rench and ~~~. Tbeo Neutzling. I F~rmer .Residents,.. Leave On Sunday ' Alter Local Visit ' Mr and Mrs. Herb WJlhamson and daughter, Ma'ry Lou, Bryn Athyn, Pa., tonner local residGAts l('ft Sunday after a ViAll in this area They were ovet'mght gue8ti a~\the- LaSail£' Hotel and also vi.JU.. ed in RuUand. Mr. and Mrs W1H1amson were guests Saturday evenin1 r:d :Miss Ve.tta McCoy anr;l told death of then· S'On Arthu~ Ft. Wnrth, 'I'<'xas, lut ,-~~~~~ ?ilr. Wli\iamsoil, who i~._~ ~ a wife and f'bur chJlaren, (lf pneumonii. · II Local . TO . > ', SE·L.L ··L:OCAL j ' ' ')l' t " ' ' • PEOPLE · ADVERTISE' ·. ' nr · ~tiD} ................. tended t:be funeral of t.helr lliter~ ·~·f Mn. lf!ldt COwie.. I~ , Mra. WUUam , Bartelt U4 ~"diDo< r"\. aM Mr and Mrs Hrn.vard Seldenable entertamed a groir.p Of relatl\'e.." Sund:~~y at 1ihelr borne, Pme Gro\'c, w1th a plCil114: dinner, Present were Mrs ~ Wise, Col umb1ana, Mrs ~;d Swank, dau!Jh· ter, EdW'ma and son Edd1e., North Lima; Mr nnd MrS Ho.wettl Stewart, CRipenter, Mrs- Ray·SCiden· 11ble and Mr nnd Mrs. Jack Sci· den11ble and flnu ghtcr Jnekl)'n .lean of J>oml'ruv Mr unrl Mrs C D Frcckcr, Mr And Mt·s Roy .f'l'l\f."kcr and eht1· lfren .T1mmv, Jackte and Joan and the hosts and son~ T~rry and Johnhy, of l'tnc Grpve. thu.........,. ...... lffel8•·•a• ·Ar- of 'C~llinaU . . . tb1 ~ weekend at- ~aver. !;l'a., and. ,at-1 · stay . W: ,,., :aarte\1 ~unday 60 Cub Scouts And Parents Held By Feclerate,d Enjoy Camp Chester Picnic C,.yrcn 0 n Sun day • • • I N••P'r· Jobn Vf. Sowell and oon Paul of ole Clarlr. P-bU.l'l Jti...... Marietta . - of to thetr ltollt.. Solllt'diJ olllt a liT. and l>!n. Clwl.. WUMt, W. week'o vlolt wl~ ..,... Wlllila Main Sl ' • Butor aod llr. and •lin. ..... 1 .Mr. and. Mfl; Chll'l•• Waraet Wolle. · t: A Vanco, 85, wa.s guest. of Allemworth, Helen Taylqr, Patty honur Sunday when .a Father's Lowery, Carolyn Russell; Panbles !Ja} ptcnic was held a week late in pantomime, Meiy K. Brickles, <~I the rarm or Mr. and Mra Cinda Sauer, Karen Bachne:r, Car. '>ndy Vanco and fam1ly, , Rodney. rull Ann Lfon&, bened1etJOn, Patty 'J he b1rthr\a.y of Mrs.. Gomer MarLowel')'. lin (RO&e Vanco), Ga1Upol1a, was Mrs. Eve:rett Bachner's Primary ;.l.c.o celebrated at / the reunion group had recitatiOns by KAthy Attendmg were :Hr. and !Mrs. and Ruth Savdy, George and Lois Kenneth Byer Mr and :Mrs. Chas. Ann Sauer, Su~ Rue, <krnnle Bacb. Bver, Mutdleport; Mrs~ J, D. ner and Billy Haptonsta!l • North. MI"s, Carter Brumfiel..d, Mrs. Russe!ol Lyon's Priman Mr and Mrs. 81ll Va~o arid son, children sang two songs and had ~hkf', Mar~t!>l:ta, Mrs ~rtln, Mr. T .,nnn rec1tatwns by Nancy Bachanon, and Ml'S John Vli'neo' and son Car· 1 11 _..,..,.., Cheryl F1fe, Sere ~nd Ollta Lewis 1oil, Fandley. Rodney Sauer, Eusene Br:o'!Vn, _ __:____ _ _ _ "::-'m':p!:•::•::ied::_b:,Y:__:M::r::•~H=·~PI::••::•.:.:••::ll.:.:·_:Fr.:.:•.:.:d:_.:.:S':::•.:.:w.:.:ar.:.:d.:.:,.:.:E.:.:dl-'lh.:.:_H_•.:..••_•_n•_••:::ll Annual Picnic Is ~ • Tlie WomeD'I Guild of tbe Fed· erated Chureh will hold their annual oprlntJ nll<ea~ at tile ehuze1J. June 28: The retreat :II spouored by Jbe sptritua1 Ule departrne.!tt (If whiclt Mn~. Mike Simmons • the cbatrman. The retreat wlJI open with a communion aervl.ce , at 10 a m. witb Rev Waldo J Bartels m charge. .Merqber~ or the Tr:l.DJb and .Mt. Zion Cburobea of BaaU w1il be guests. A' covered dish dinDel' will be scrvea at 12 noon on the lawn of lhe F~derat.Etd parsonage and Rev Jlnd Ml'$. Bartels W'!:II be bosts. "Followmg the dinner a ptayer service Wl~ be beld at 2 p. m Members or the Busy Bee '"Sewmg C1rcle will ~rve doughnuts 11 nd t:!Offee to the visitors preced· mg the morning serv1ce. 'Miss Erma Sm1th and Miss Eltzabelh Fick wdl serve on tbe rece.ptton C'OiiPmittee and Mrso. James Fugate aDd Miss Mary Reibel will regis· tCf, ~ guests. to ' To Rule ' On Yrej.udicr Count.v Commop Pleas ~:~!fsl~ii~:Clark W88 to'drivlq deeide a drunk ' state liquor Ia~ be heard by Ma,.. of ... Mld· mr JOriOd.l' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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