https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2576a1e656119d2af5247764d575b198.pdf 2ffe2340b31d2b488b9ab1da6f249581 PDF Text Text ' • -· Page Six " _ . . _ ... ,.,. .. God thou wou1dest ..... Mkecl of hlln, .M he- would hen • 0 • erwn thee li•inl wat.r. (John 4:111-J PRAYER: 0 Lord, Thou hast toward w wttb Jnfioile bounty, ~or Thou wvuldest •atisfy our deepest Deedl and tbe soul's stncere deslrea. Gnnl us atrenetb of Thy Jove tbat we may do unto rKbers as 'IN would baw them do unto ua. In our Master's name. Amen . poW'ed out Thy lclve I ., ·--...... - __ The Duily Sentinel. and study . Sermon by Rev. W J Bartels of tbe J<'ederated Church Nlll1lel')' and Jumur ehurrh . lor all children, Mrs- Shelton 1e&dcr Tu.eaday '1 :30 reception fur the pa:; tof and family Thursd11y 6 30 One W"Oq One class p1cruc at tb.e F06~ ter home. Alfred Mtthodlat Church, Reo.-. R. M. Grove, Pastor. Sunday School a-t 9:30 Lloyd D1Umger, pastor, Supt. Worship .~en-lM' at 10:~ With Dinsmore Boyles lt::ad me. Wednesday evcnmg prayt'T servlces at 7:30. Chvrch of Chri!lt, Middleport, Fred J. liardner, peustOJ B1ble SchooJ 9:30; Morning worship a~ 10 30 subject "When He Move~ In "; '1 :30 P. M. Evemng service subject "Progres.s of th e King dom"; Wetlne~day 7 .30 prayer meeting, and Bible study . Pomeroy-~lddleport, cas1t'r camp . Thur.•dfl> 7 p. m CHURCH OF CHRIST: Hiland L-holr pr&cllt'f" , Aug 25~26 Oh10 Chapel, Rev. Edison Weaver, Area La) mens IM tJtute at OhiO Bible School 10 a m . Supt. Henry Wesleyan l:nJVI?rsJty Eblm, M{lrnine service 11 :30 A Fi~~ Pri&bytflri•n Church, Mid. M ; Evangelistic Service '1:30 r. diepo'l-t, Rev Howard Ruppelt , M. pastor Church School 9.30 James Graee Episcopal Church, Easl Buc-hanon. Supt ; Mormng worship 10.30 toplr "How Did Christ Tak e Mam Street, Pomeroy. Rev. .J . Cntit'J.Sm?" Wednesday Jumor Edwm Charles, Rector; Mrs. Cedric W. Clark, orgamst. Worship ('holr 6 30: Sl'nior cho1r 7 p m Prcsbyt•ri•n Church, Syr1cute , and !errnon at 10:30 A. M., Holy H.ev. Howard Rupp(•l\. pastor Commumon finl Sundt~y in month and C h ureh School 9 ·30 H.otwrl Har- Church &hnol, Beginners Pr1mary, al 10·30 A., M For inforden, Supt; 7.30 Comn1UnJnn sermalion concerning our work, VJce please lel!!phone 302-J. Little Hocking Evangf'l icll l Me. thodJst Church Sut:day wnrship Chrlst!•n Church •t RHdsvlll• Blblt> Seh{)f,l 9:45 11 m. Wors hip Every Sunday HI A M Sunday Service 11:00 a. m Yllut!l Set'Vice Srhoul and Comnl.'lnl{l n fin;t Suo Ev:ln.~;:elieal Serviqe day in montn II A. M. Church 7·30 p . m 8:00 p m Mid wrt'k l'rayer Mee\ cornrnunw01 and pre.iiChing; third ing Wcdnesds.y a.nn 11 m Rev Sunday in month 7·30 P. ~ ­ Carl MrPhl' rson, Pastllr. Every- churrh prl'aching- Rcv Harold C. i Plrtt A•ptltt Church, Middl•- one welcome. Do~ler, Pastor. ' por1, Rev. C. E. Hoyt , pas-tor Church ScbOQI 9.1 5 Frank CheeiiePresbyt•rian Church, Hnrlt.O~ Christian Churck at long Bot· b S M ville, the RC"v Howunl Ruppe! I, rew. upl. ; ormng wursh1p at mo d cralur. C'l Jun· h .Sf huo,1 9 30 : tom, t' VCI ~ Sun d ay 9:ao A. M. 10:15 c hlld t:cn's story top1c "A Sunday Schoo) and communion: top<c " In the Evening wursh1p. 8 p m. Jo~n . 11rs 1 •S um1ay 10 mon th 7 :.,,0 p . " . Good C.'tom "·, Hoyt , gue~l nnn.:.lcJ" . Good Old Summertime": 7:30 Church prcachmg; th1rd Sunday evening worship, topic "Striving, Rldne Baptist Church, V. Wt:l· 1n month 10·30 A. M Ch ul'\b cornley Jenkm,, Pastor. Sunday School lor the UnaUamable "; Monday munion !lind preachdlg. · -Rev. . h II h 9:30. Mornmg wor~hlp 10:4~. Evt-'- llat·old C. D•·tc•, p. m . Sen10r c o1r WI ave a pot ""' • Pa•tor. " nin~:: worshiP 8 on the 1st, 3rd, ~Lh l.ck s Op per 'l 'h . e h orne o f Mr Sundays .P1a.ltr Meetmg WedTht Church of Chritt, Keno, lind Mrs Lisle Dilc:;!, \Vcdnesday nesday 8 !<Jim slr:ps on the life 1 every Su nd<~.y 9:30 A M. Sunday 7:30 m1d~week prayer and praise of the At),--,stiP l';wl w11l be shown S<'bQol and ~:ummunJOn, oco nrl service; 8·30 .llenmr choir; Priday ·30 meelt ' 1 •to d every Wt·Lk thru J1Jn1', July and Sunday ill month 10:,10 A M 7. ng o pa rs an 1ay- Augus t Churcil communiotJ and prcachma~ men or Pomeroy, Rio (;r<!nde and Bethi Phem Bapti'' Ch1.1reh, v . fourth Sunday in month 7:,30 £' Ce ntral Baphst A&<iociallon:~ at Wcs!ey .l1·nkm,, Pastor. J\forninl! M. {'~Urch preachm!l.- llev , Harthe Calvary Bapti.l!t Church. Rw wor.~h1p 9 :~o Sunday Srhool 10 45 old C. Doster, Pastor. Grande, to -nstder the cog•oop· w ' Evrnmg worship 7 30 Rev. Jen ing of Baptist churches ln this Tha Chrl,tl•n Church at Hemar~a. kins pn•ach1·~ on lhf' 2nd and 41h lock Gruve, every Sunday 9:30 A Sund<~ys . :\1rs Ed! I h Codner preachl'.<, on I he 1~1. 3rd, 5th Sun- M Sunday School a nd cominumnn days. Pra;cr l"IH!l'li ng Thursday at second Slmday in month 7:30 P. 7:30. Film ,,t, ip on the life of thc M churrh prcachmg fourth SunApo.<;tlc l'aul w11] be shown every day m mon th IO .:JO A. M. church cotnmumon and preaching - Rev, w~ck 1h1u J1Jnl', Jul y and August. Third Street Pent1codaJ Church HMold t: llo~>ter. Pastor. Middleport. B. L. Bllrrett. pasto r . EUB Chureh•l, Morning Star & Sunda}' School 10 a. m.: Even ing Entcr prtse, Hev. Ru ge r Bts her~ aervlce 7 45 p m. Pastor. Mornmg Star Suni1y Methodilt Ch.uge, Lm-art Fall1, .School 9 45 A. tf. W..orning wor9:30 A. rM. Apple Grove 10 30 ship at ll A . M. MYF Sunday e\'ePtlants, 7·30 P. M. IA"-laJ'I. FaJ's Ru - mng at 8 Prayer meetmg ThunPal Life ServR't-' w,tth specJa,J mu· day evening. F.t~.t~rprise Sunduy sic. Pi·a}er m et~t.ill>gs : Wednesday Schoo l 10 10 A . M. Morn i ng woreven1ng 7 30 I >~ ' L <wt 1-'alls, Sunday ship 9:30 ,&.. M. YF at 6 30 P. M. 1•vcnwg r\pjJit' Grun•, Sunday eve- Evening worship 7 30. Prayer nmg Eu.o.lt LL•1nrl , MYF lliC("lings mectmg Wednesday 7:30 P. M. Monday 7 30 P 1\1 Apple Grove, UB Cf:urchtt, Letart F•lll, Ro· Thur.o,rlay 7 30 I' M J<;a~ Ll'llal'>l. ge r Martin, Pastnr. Sunday School St. Paul Luther•n Church. Rn. 9.30 A . M. Worship ServJte '1 P L. M. M()hrhoff, PaRtllr. Sunda-y M. Christia n Endeavor altNnatc School 9:30 A. M Chal'lles Lytl e, Sundays at '1::!0 P. M. S upt. Divwe scrYJce 10:30 A. M. Public a'wuy<~ wc-Jcome. Church of th• Nazanne, SyrtSt. John l-utheran Church, Pine cus-c, M. C. Larimore, pastcu. Groyc, Rev L. M. MohorhoU, Pas· SundRy School 9:30 A. M. MorniDj tor. Divine SC'l'vices not 2 P. M. worship 10:30; NYPS 6:30 P . .M; every flt·st unrl lhird -Sunday of E'l;angehstic service 7 30 P . M. eaob montoh until Novl!mber. Pub- Wednesday even.ing prayer meet :rc i'llvi1ed. ing for the m!Uwc~k &nd Tuesaa, Zion Church of Chrllt, Located 11fternoon p rayer hour. on Pom eroy-HarrisonvilJI! Jtoad. House of Prayer, Chester, SUit> Bible School 9 .:10 A. M. Monnin-g day School 9.30 A. M. Morning Worship ood Commun-I on- 10 30 A. worship ll A. M. Sunday evening M. Chrlslilllll Endeavor 7: I~ r . M. wo rship al 8 Prayer mecltng on Sacred Heart Guild Evening Worship 8 P. M Th\1mas Thursday 8 I' M. WyatL. ~inisler. JOJ~K·ph Johnson, Bible Schoot, Supt . Church of Ctlrlst, Budfll'rd, Mintnvlllt Methodltt Church, Rev. John Wyatt, l'.1stor. B1ble Rev. R. .M. Grove, Pas.t{Jt', lfo.sm'Cr Sehoul 9:30; church scrv1ccs 10 .30 Rnus h, Supt. 10 A. M. S,Unday Youth meeting at 6 P. M. 11nd School; 11 A. M. Wurshi'P Service; cvangclJstic service Sunduy evr!n'J'ucsday 7 30 P . M. ing Bt 7, James Reed, Supt. Midway Community Church Reedtvllla Chtr1e, Rt¥. FrHI1nd belweoo_, l.;ang.svitJe and ])e:.tcr l)l1 Norris, Pastor. Services at Joppa ContlnuoUI Servtn1 From Loadmg Creek Rood. Rev. n . E. 9:30 A. M.; Sunday at 10:20 SunCafeterl• Lunch Style Thom,a.s. pastor, .Fl-oy tl Cl.Wund, day S('hool al Lona Bottom 9:20 A. 4 1'. M. on Ohurc.h Service 7.30 P . M Prayoe.r M.; Preachlllll .service 11):41); SunPublic Invited meeting Wcdne..'lday n i)(hl 7:30 P. day School B\ Reechville 9:20 A M. Ev;erynne oordul!Jy dn.v1led M. Preaching. ·The Rutl•nd Methodltt Church 1 Free Mtlhodlat Church, Herry Rev. RDhert E. Linter, Pastor. I Balu, Pastor, Laurel t:Uff. SunSunday Schoof 9:30 A. M, G-eorge day School 9:30; Class meeUna Carwn, Supot. Wurshlp Service at lO·SO; l'~MY JJervice 7:00; Preach10 311 A. M. ine 8:00; Prayer Meeti!ll Y{edncsTht SyrecuM Mathodlat Church day 7:30. Hysell Run Sunday Rov. Robel'lt E. Linter, Pastor. School 10; Preaching 11 :13. Sunday School 9.30 A. M. IJanB FAIRVIIW Wlncbre.nnor, Supt. WorJOhip S!!rEdward Griffith pastor. Sunday • vices 7.30. SchooJ 9:30 a. m.; Young Peoples THE RACINI MISSION, Ch1rles meeting 6:45 p. rn.; Preachlna: serBush, J>aslor. SundRy School 10 Ylces 7:30 p. m.; prayer mectlna. a m . Sunday evening wors h ip Wednesday 7 :30 p. m. 7.30 p. m. Weekly Pr11ycr Service~ Bradbury Church of Chrl•t, Tuesday 7.30 p m. Purlland scr Lawrenore A. Kretz, Pa.!ior. Thlll('vlce§ Prayer ser,.lce Monday at man Cwrsey, Supt. Sunday School 7 30 P m. Regular church service& 9:30; Mom.~na filt'l'ntO:ri 10:30; Chl'lt!t. FrldHy 7:30 p. m. tlan End't"l!llvor (I· 4 I I ACMOTORS REPAIRED AND REWOUND DEAL WITH MEN Ice Cream OF EXPERIENCE SOCIAL TWIN CITY on . . OhiG Thl! Amateur beld theu Gan:lenen- anuaJ Club Mr.. Robert Coau. Mrs. Hwold Lohse of th~ Amateur Gardeners Club ].ave been invited to exhJbit arrangements at the flower show. Mrs. James S. Titus lliDd !Mrs. Garen St.an~;~bury of the MiddlepOf'l Garden Club are chairmen of the show and Mrs. James B . Tllus of the Amateur Gardenert~ Club ~ chairman of ,t he corsage clau. Among the members who will a~ as hootessea- durJng. the two day L'<lnvention are Mt'5. 0. P. Klein, Mrs. Bruce LlOyd, M,rs. Cift'To-11 Swanson. 'Mrs. Arthur Skinner. Mrs. James B. Mr!i. E. M. Bl~~;ke, Mrs, Waltfl' Orooks, !11"8. E. S Sch<la{. Mrs. Kle1n itoi in tharge nf publicity for the eonvenlion. The club w1U also furnish four flower arrange. ments for the> table~ in t.he dining room at Howa rd Hall during the convention It was announced that Mr~. Eart Knight and Mrs. Paul LeonMason, 'Would bC' hostessf'.s the September m eet m ~ of IAe club. Mr1:1. James B. Titus. chair· man of th e- program commi·aee, na med Mr-9. Arthu r Skinner. Mrs. Reibel, Mrs. L. E. Rey·noJ<ts and Mrs Robert Rawlings ori h e r committee. Thev are to attcrJrd a program phtnnmg worship at thr R1Jti.:Jll d Methodist' Chu rc h , Aug 6th. The l,: c:veting prize was coniri ~ buled by Mrs A. J. Skauss and won by Mrs, D C. MJJie.-. Durtn~ the 81)('1&1 b our Mn L. E. Rey. nolds presented th e hoRteU, Mrs. Blake, with a g1f·t in ' apprecia~ llon of her huapitality . Games were played du ring lhe even:ng wi~h prizes awarded to a number of the 'ml!"mbc-rs and gues:..S. verSJt.y. at the Bruce Lloyd and Mrs. picnic bome of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Blake Fnday evenmg with Mr. Blake as chef for the Cried chicken supper wblch was prepar-ed and seroV. l'd on !he lawn of the Blab hom e The meal· was served buf(et style and the members anJ guest, were seated at caTd tables, ecntered w1th mmiature arrang~ m ents of s ummer flowers, and at th e long picnic table. Guest!l at th<.· party were Mrs. George Dalla,_ Mrs. JJ . C. Miller, Cherole Hl 1kt-; Betty Hicks, 'Gallipolis and .\-11 s As11 Camp, Ma.;.oh Mr~. Bl'n Phil1wn , preSidE"nt , w.. _, 1n charge of the husines5 rn 1·etmg and two new nu'l-mbers: .\1r.~. ltandolph llumphnes anrl Mr-. Ph ilip Bailey were vot~-ct in~ lo th t· d ub and the rc•,.. gn:tlion, of ~1:-.s Ellznbeth J·oachim was ac~.:cpted With regre-t. M•: s. Reyncllb, leilcher m lhl" I' Kindergar ten, ~pn ke of the 1m pO-rtance uf \'Ot:ng for the school bond Jssue n· x• ·rue~day and •urg1•:! !he mernh. rs and 'guest-s to ~' " '' l_h(• polh to a~Sl"l m Plssing th lh \'ilk'] l1•vy. .'1-l-rs l'h:lso n <Jild Mrs. Robe, 1 Hclill'l, prcsid cnt -Pkrl of ChdJ anrl Hc•g Jnn11l Director, led <1 dJ.scusSJOn 1 f h(' Stale Convcnllun of the Ohw Asooc1ation cl f;;mlf'n Cluhs wh1ch Will be held S•·pt 6~7 1n Athe-m ot Ohia Uni- the Criners Enterta>in M:Iddleport Little , League Indians Fav FAMILY •oc111c Wjt!iam ..,..•,..., • ud cflqbten. ... lui ·c ..n 81re0t, h.,_, Offlee lloan: 1 to U, 1 ·' te 1. (Cbe • N - .. MILK surely sweeps my It's nutritious: and I OII'Jae Meft..,JJI••. . T..a..tJl Vol. VIII· No. 83 ! David Ro~h Of New Haven Is Chosen ···· Star,State Farmer Of West v·· ..... .Bloc shes avil relo provalln Coa ! • UP The "baby fllibu.ster" sUJ_ced by tl:u~ apprt,\'ed the arlmllli~tr•- 1 outnumbered DIJJ:Ie bloc delayed lin n'<; civil rights b11l today over paYage for a wd: snuthr1 n oppositio n But the 1 Barring .a major upset, lbe m('a~ul r was aJml)~t c<·rtam to die bill wilt die in the Senate Where 1 Ill lh1. Senate. 1 it 111 not expected to g.et palt the Th€ ru ll l'llll vote In the Hou.se , Senate Judiciary Commitl~. Tbe · 1rrn f:n_l pas.Jage of the bill was \I rush toward week end adjoum279 to 126 ment and threat Clf a southern flJAJ puwerful ~ahUon of lkpub- l ibWJter wilt almo~t certainly pre. li~:a ns and northern Democr•ts vent Senate action. drove the b1!1 to final pa1sage A Southern Mon Bloeketl -- - - - - The final vote came afttt the House beat down a southern move to kill the IMH by lending U bad. to the Judiciary Committee. The roll can vote Wlt,l 275 to 131 against thia mow to •·recommit" tM bill. HIJu~(' Howaro Cooa,, Jr. .21, of tol( Ohio, was iD ertUeal_condi": late Suftday evenlnc ill Hosptal in CohlmtiUI I from a auns:boot wownd sell·tnClic.t,ed at t be ,hor;lle of DJrwln. AeeordiDC .to reports' Coon, along wi!'h hi• parents, ' and HowM'd Coon Sr., of nl Route 4, Swanton. were vilit. 1ng at the Wheeler borne at the time ol the- al'Cideot. Al11o visiting t!MI'e were- Mr. Mra. Rotw>rt Kawazynsk.i and lly of Salem, MMa.; Nancy ""''"~· 21, SyiVIIllll, OhiD and Mr. Mrs. Carrol-8tobart and family near Darwin. .fl. ' ~ Middleport Youth Dies In Barge Of Deadly Gas Fumes I . 1 I The b1dy of Hcn:ry Barrett Jr . 10, snn of Mrs. Henry Barrett. R:n lro<~::l Street, Mitldleport, -a·as rcci,\'Prert from the interior of a Tt•xa< u ga~ baorlle at approximately 10 30 A. M. -tbli" morning by the ~flddt1·rwrt Ftre- 2nd Emerge-IK') I S.!U<i<l~ .. .. taken a wftlk with ~is Mlss Pierce, juat h•lore at the P-ierce, . ~as a lunch. ,,, •" oldrr in :tb~ Coon, Wheeler I·Stohl,..., w~rt tlltting on 'Cause I really , know· my biz. the ))01<11 wben t)IO·,.aecldi>¢ ~ - ROOMS Of Ill New Furniture I FOR I .' I drink milk for red. Plaee of tbe . 81bootii!.a: iawt to be ill an: outbuilding pep,up a Ar(d my energy I step • up." $299.00 BAKER ne¥'1 .< ' "" FURNITURE £l 0.. Tbo Bri«hlelt Cor·= ~ nor In Middleport ~ =BAKI!R FURN{TVII£~111~~~;~;~~~~~~ii • • this . ,. •· ' eateq)ri~ ot ·cc•··-··•-• his income of $lt,688 was $7,4'73. with the ,b oaor of being St«te of Wte&t Virtlnta's , llop .FFA farmer, Roush wa1 also ~d with an awa:rd of $100 ·-·-- On four )'6_.. ill FFA Wahama Cbapter, be total HJturn; of vo- a- cost Df $0,837 ' ~v· ' FIRST BOTTLED GAS 1 by the FFA Foundation· ' \\ ~ 111 fddlUon ibe wiU receive an .. g.penses paid Jttip to SpriEtgfiel<l, :· .Mau., with nltpn Smltb, Wataama i-1 "V~g instructor. 1be two wut at· ' HOOK UP f ·OR THAT PRi~E-L()WEST . lVEII{ ,. '. 1 ,..jd <he five dayi. Roush will bon· tb• , .. .,.... SEE ·us ~. The Only BoHle Gos Storag'e Pia•,-~ I·~ M;~ips·t'~~~~; . statel El<"""'llon 1~ and will be " .' er . e Tbe Stfiilit Your vote- for the ~Jc?nd i&Sl!C!" wiU appear · Hunt· wilt help to give Middleport Ht.,b lnaton on w.-.eacby, J,u ly 25th fieh()(ll atudent.l better education· Where they wlll bE! intervieWed, at racllll!es by; proyldlng addition- -~ -· ' Attending the ceremonies from al space in tlle 'biih sob(tOJ buildalready over crowded class rooms wblch are ncrt condUctive to Jood .row Brown and Mn. Lee 'l'homp- educatton.!l pratkea. <tbe area were Mr. and Mrw. Ro bert Hortman-; Mr. and Mil's. Wood NO . RED To t:ond•u·t a t~oun~l, pro'gre11lve hank, a lew rulea •re neee..ary. However, at thll ..... ·1250 hank 1hey are 1lmple and loll!lh:al, and nol allowed lo lnte:rfere with our key aim• to n-ndef. prompt, friendly. helpful Starter . . . . ·· 1495 REAL BARGAIN BUYS ROW •• eervlee to Mil of our cualomers• .. -. ' ' . , ~ The picture abov- is our Bottle Gas Storog li plant ~hlch is locat.d 1%4 jult outside of town. It is the only ·plant of iti 'kind in Millgs county anti through ,ft-we offer the .best in bottfe gas sarvin. to our many c·ustomen in this area . ' The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company POMEROY, OHIO f!l"· all ol Letart. Roush ls the aecoo.d Wahama traduatt- to be iO hon<~red . George OiU of Letart wu given the award ln,19:13_·_.- - - - - , - - TAPE · ,. - ' Home .~ames Sold Out : i · S~ys Director - Uarket Reports CINC!NN ATi. ••'td iRat' Uek!!t& will fiaJes; opened ·o UP' - Pto~ uce : Ticket Slate Unl· foOtball gam· Rill Seen Headed For Certain Defeat When Taken To Senate \V.\~IIJNGTON Atteatpl "Through my work I <an whiz Low tonitht ..,..,.,. In 60s. Phone 3'98. Youth After UCfiOh ON BAILERS 1956 On :milk, a beverage of DOte!" • ~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ----------------~- dolo •• ' .. Olrio: Partly ""'""' ond . lltlla Ohl•: P..-tt, clw4y Mtl little ch•nte In tempentvree ....., thrv T~ with chance of • few IC-altand .....,,, ....,. and in ut.-.me south t..w,ht .. r.,.. day. Hlth toct.y law In Mlcl 10L .' / vole. IBAKI!R - -- -- BALERS at It wa.11 reported that 1\\tcn.dlng WE<re Russ McElhin· ny, TeMy Johnson, Mlckey Murris Randall Bnwlet~, ElJ1s Clonch, licne WJMt", Mike ShaUer, De rmis CAarles Sa!•lens, Snookie C{lie, Bu~h . Juhm-ny Sl'nger. Sonny Ste~ warl; coaches To-mmy Dav1s and Gcu rge H1bhs, and manager Gcn ~' Marvm. HOSPITALIZED ON IIRTHDAY Mrs. Martha Hudo;on , who Is a patient at Jlolzl!r Hos pi-ta l, celehtnted hc1· ninetieth birthday a( lh~ hospital fi)-Jday, She received cards and flower.!! from re latives f l'ie nd~ anr\ ~cr vlsllars Included h e r .~ on~. Wilson and Brad Hod81ln, h er daughter Mrs. Ed Price , Mr Prlct>, Clevchu1d; Mrs. C . Wise Jr who look h er a birthday cake, and Pauline Sisson . e ' . N. W. COMPTON, 0. D kc' C' S NEW ' 191ab Buctley ~ Flnt and _ , . : : Coca Cola Criner b<l li club. lhe Indians, wit:h e Wiener roast , Fri'dsy evening at th e Muldleport Roadside Park pr<." et•udi·n.!l their game wtth lhe Ym- 2 iEFT CLOSING OUT Th•·•Mill -·• ·...., ·lfl'• . Jll..bfl B.Jttll• j::::·--~:"'::::·~~:her::·~··:d::!a::1!1::<M;:~cl:·:·:·::::::::::::::::::::;;,. . . ONLY BROWN'S TRACTOR SALES IS . v""'"''· A family plcnac wu held at the and .Mrs Fry· Middleport Ro&dalde Park, Frld.ay Mr a.Qd· Mrs• lft...noon hon<>rlnl lllr. IDd ...... IDd Mro. o...~ ~~~ Frtay'u Loctbome, who are Howard Ervin flower ar;;~:\s:,~;l~; Da,r.ene, books were distribu:te~:\1Jdr1lcport en:ertamcd memb81'8 meeting frofn 0 . L. .Roush, of \hP M1dd le po tt LltUe LeoJgue ager ol the 'M iddleport plant Mr and Mr& .mil ciaughters, Janet an-d • ---~-~------.:_-~t~rdoy, July 21, 1956 Amateur Gardners Club Annual . • Held Af fL.P/CniC m: Blake Home Wednesday, July 25 ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP . enttne • ' HOLZER HOSPITAL Admltttd: Theron E. Moni6, Lanesville; Howard Nol'ln. Syracuse; Ernelll Dnew, Po111eroy: Mn. Eva H&ndricb, Potne:roy: Mrs. Walter France, Rutland; Mrs Harley lf. Nelson, Laitz;m'!Je · Mn, Tbeedote Cub, Bulfalo, W V•.:!J..Ad_am Benson, G•llipolis F'f~. 1 ; Mrs. w.alUr Tayror, Pt. · Ple"asant. l)~rged: Mn:. G. ~ JtcC.rty &l:ld-aon. ~-~ Jlaven; Mil. _Bamuel ~,P, 1'1: ~t · . · . . Egga, flrm , g!!nerally I c hi gher ; U. S. consumer A WlJite and brown jumbos 42-49; large 41)..43 : mediluns 34-35 :' small 24-2'7 ; 8 }arge 31-30, . Chlcbns . lryers about steady. fryers 3-3ltl lb. 10-20 ; liens. h eavy over Sib. 16-17; hens. 3· lb and under ·11-16: hens, light type 13-14. Butter, 90 sCOI"'! 68. EMERGINCL RUNS The Pom~roy Emerg jlncy Squad was called to the hom._ o{ Mrs. H.arTey Nels(}n, Salem Center on Sunday eve~mg at 11:30. Mn -~ ·N'fllBOn was re.~uoved W Holter Hl>spit•L . 1 The bill wculd t"r~te a ~:ommlt-­ si.Qn to rnvestigale t"harges or dvll riehta vlol.ationa. And · it would arm th attorney gtoneral with ad~ diUonal legal powers to puoillh vi· olaton. President El1e11hower bad -apPf"led ofr p.usage of a civil ripta bill. The measure was recommended~ by Attorne)· General Herbert 3f:owncll Jr. SaekeJ'I of the legistat:t)n tenned it a " moderate" ~ch. But Southemm roundly denoullt'ed it a.s "riclc:m.s" lell.tation. They said it w1111 a poUtitillly inspired attempt -on the p,rt ol ~ublicaos and northern Democrafs to woo tht Negro voW- in tbe fall elections. · ,._ �Monday, July23, 1956 -· ~ ; ~~ "'!; UJ MEIGS:.:,..V..SoN ARIA IIICHARD S. OWEN I OEN. MGit. er •n4 The News EDITOR. Pubhsbed every afternoon exeept Sunday by The Oh!o Valle7 S.Utine~. Jnt, at 110 M.edJ.JinlC St Pumt>~vy, 0 llusuH·s.t uff1ce ph11a.e 1198, edl!un;:ll oftict! JJho•,e J97 Eatered u !let'Ond class mrul lli matlcr at tb~ Pom ... ro, Ob poat off1ce at G National adverhsmg 34..., Lexington Avv Butttndl! K1mlJttll. represe-ntat tve, IDe Nt>W Yo rk. Cll) lti N Y ____ ___________ Subscnpt!Oil rate.s DellvP-ry by carr1er where tiVtnlable 30 eeDI.!I week one ye11r 10 advnce at 1he D;uly Srn\md off we, $1~ 60 au: month<.. $7 8(} thrPt! months $3 IKl By ml\ur rvute where tva!labl-= one multh $1 Hy ma1l one year SB su months S4 2~ tbte.! months $2 5I.. one moolh S.I pet .._ NGTON EVENTS~~~. Molchell Loading Admlnlsltclllon S11klng To LillO 'oloor's Yolo In Moklng!fOP Drilro Appe~t Bpedal to Cc1draZ Pres1 As.1octahon. ASHINGTON-The E1senhower admln~atrahon is making a W roncentrated eft'ort to \'>00 the la bor vole away trom the t>emocrata ln the .autumnal ei~Uons Labor eecreta1y Jaunes P )bkhell Ia Jpearheadlng the OOP drive Mitchell has set up speak· lng engagements that will carry him Into big laOOr centers Mitchell recently made Q strong public appeal tor the labor voto by coming out in 11. New York speech tor the union shop The Cabl· net member branded the so·cBUed rlght·to·work" laws a,: basically "anti labor' and urged their repeal In addition, the OOP strategy Is to con• vlnce rank·aM·tlle unionists that they don't Mve to follow the pol!ttcal dictates of their leader• who, by and large, are strong Democrats Republican• believe that their peace and prosperity' theme wlll swing many working men into their rankl because outa1de ot tcattered un. em~yment areu, they 11.re enjoying recolo;l p~t.y• \ check•. RUARK REPORTS t.'NREST-Top Amulcan oft'iclale are trytnr to build 1.1p the unrett bekllnd the Iron Curtain hctel•ry f"ltchtll and help tpeed the day when free foren In the 1 ~ Soviet aate1Ute1 can regain control Thla wq evldent when Secretary of State John Foster Dullea 1.8.\lued Ills lPG• cial newa conference atatement predicting that the torcee ot libert)' in Ruala ltaelf wiU take over within 10 years Dullea' nmarkl were ~aretu!ly prepared They were not glvtn out em the ~pur ot tht moment 1n &newer to q1.1eat1ons by newsmen. Dullee agaln took o~c:U.IOn to a44 to the unrest by daclarlnC tba.t Ruasta thol.llci t~&.her aat.tWtes. / • • • other • poUttctan.s coneebtrata I• 8L£VTIDNO AS trBVA.L--Whlle Cll\ the preeldenUal and ~ongre..ional election racea thla autumn, Senate lnve~ua:atora will atlck to a van.ety oC types ot knlttlng m Waahln.Jton Some of it mat bave an Important bearing on the tlectlona, although poUtlcal motlvatloJUJ are dented by all e<mcemed. PoUUcally, the moat Jipitlcant inquiry would be the one lnvolvlna Murray M. ChoUner, Vice Pretldent Rleb.ard M Nlx.on a 1902 cam• palp manager. The Sen&tt Lnvettlgatlotls aubcomm1ttee wanta to 'know all about CboUner't l;tandlinr oc cuet <1n beho.Lt of <:llenta clealirll wltb tederal agencle1. Tht 1ame tubcommlttee 11 also expected to pu1h Its lnveatlrat lor\ '~the White Houte'l gift of aocret <N;ta. to a newama.n.·author when •lmlll.r lntormatloft hal been. denleci to Congreu Thia involvu fi<:rtt Cabinet minute• being made available to reporter Robert ll>onoVIA tor hll book about the Eltenhower admlnlttraUon. r • • • • 'e .t.U.AIAR STRA'I'EGY-Republlc:ant e.rt ex~eedln8'1Y happy not fJJ\1.)' abOut l>ruldent l:ltenhower'• declllOD to eek rc-ei<JCUon but ...., the tlmtnr ot ~11 announcement Md tht way he went a'oout tt. Mr. Eilent\OWer-u aU the world know• now~awaHy mtn .. tlorwd to GOP lea:lsl&tlve leaden &t Oetty•burg that, aure, he'• COinl' to run tor a tecond term senate RepubUcM leader William ' · Kriowlancl &lmoat a• cuuBily pautcl tho word on to ;eportert m, On a college ~troke oar-ynunR btnnd nnrl hnnrbiomP-a crr!wcut look~:~ reo~onnl:tlv a1 home us the ~ hnv ed skull Iouks passable on a nerman v.lth nu back to h1~ hP1HI ~!'lvc nerk ~uclt ~~~ .1< rtch \rtn Slrohr lm But on nf'arly nnybndv t !~r t close rroppt>d ~ kull jtlst Joob stl ly e~p~'rt d ly fln tht> <~t> l{nffl ' "' 1n lhr. •11 lhll t lhrrf' aH> pract l'alh no vuung p... n,,l m arts thes1 1lavs" All tbe en•\\ cIll ' nrr ,grav v.hwh set'm:t lo bt th< sty lish colo\! for h l 1 this VI' tr You got tn toll~ r on !he f'd_gP nr senlllt\ IHfnrt• ~ou f'nn r1nwrl YO\lr wrn min n wht~!ty nhtl! Thrs ~~ a!sn iht \COr nf lht> hi!! 1Jrt~fl\ untrrlet> mustnchf' on thf col!ur utl k.ld s What ih(\v lnkr ()rr thP top thl'y sho11e ontn the ltn A .l(llnrder> muBtaehe looks rmt" n11 n R• tli "h hrl~tlldwr or Poona tfl02 hut rt ~ n hny!-lial'k on a 11nl{ Clh nnrl mflkot"<l him look rurl!vP. n" tf h' hari stolrn ~omt> lhlnt:r an I w , ~ l!vmg to h1de tl tn ht ~ moul h ~UJ. the Prlltident c:onalc!erably 4111W ~ dram&tl~ impact of &M.ouncement-whlch is what the RepubllOIU •uted, alnc:e it played ClOwn the hea.Jtb liM· J'urthermort, they think Mr. Jlllenhowtr choN Jud tht tlme tor m&klftJ hll unouncement 'With tr.. tneAdoul •hrew4n••· 1t wu the day of the .AJ1.I f lltltt etar b&Nb&U pm., New.paptn: clevcttd a ptt.t ' ~ .... II ~ lo the _ .. Jl Wll 6 f'!!!l!tl for ~ ._, IDlDI.oU ot AmtrlCiftl. ,j ' AI a heult, only a modtrlte amoynt of 'tttntton WU Gatillb tllt Pruhtent'l ltCOM·ttrm decllloft, 'l'hl.. too. m~ It ••m Oat tt was the mo•t natural t.htnr In tht worl4 ror :Mr Bl11enhowtr to •tay 1n the nee, and bil r"ent operation w.. oc no lmportaM• ""''"' ¥1•• - --- NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Aclmintttr•truc o.., Bon•~ Non NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Admlnl•trato, ltt•te of lln1 D•h•l Dec1 ,-;~ d Nullc~ 1 ~ luu~bv J> v 11 tin Betnard v Ful\;twllO~I lnt or f tl'(' Adthr~s h Mtl\dl p rl llhr hn~ ht&n duly rppmuhd r• \du 1 l~!r:J!Ot !h i Jo~~tlll• 111 l it II• I 7.el lat1 uf Mtrgs l uun11 Ohru rh nr C( IISt'd J);rfl r! !hi )!) rt If j \ J h HH'il\ J11h n c ll rt' r lt d!(!' M lho lo lo It rl Mt'tg ~ ( r uu 1 Ohw mrs m RH• '11t E~hte of Jennl" E All•n 0f"C . . 'J lro r I\d ).(tilt thai J'n•l Offtce \old r ~-;I' \1tdrll t port Oht 1 has h I II duh IIPjJUintt d lh Arltt\1111!<. lr tlr rx rl 1 honts non of lht• F.s lule f I 11n 1t f \ll1 n lntc nf It ban n I tl\1 >hlp ~illS (rllml~ Oh u 1~ hi lt'ln I I du \\y,. \ llhU~c I dr"('CllSCd 11 111 d Ill~ 1Rth dny uf July I!J5f Jnhn C Bnf'rm Tt1dgt the Probate rom! M, t ~ s { nunty Ohw 7 .:! ! 30 {fj 63h ur NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT Admlnlttntor De Bani• Non lalale of t-lenr,. Guy Sln~•r, Dee1a11•d so NO'IICI (8) 0 31< 0~ APPOINTMENT Admlnlstrttrh: lltate Of Wu~ton st.ughll'r, O.Ct!aatd ~~~~cll.s heruhy ~t\un 111111 Sl•u~thlcr wltu~r' ~ldr••.,- Is Ra <' lne Pn~t Ohio duly appointed .·t-~jmln_litrst••i• of the E.'ftate of late of 1 n 11 County 19th Oh day of July JOOln C Bal'On of 4-he Pt &b 1tle Com t County Ohio (8j-Mic ' n<l~ Th•~ t« 11l~r. ACROSS 3 Broken :u 1 Venomoue l coat ' 1 Of certa1 •nake (A.IIa) ara!n f Island 'i 4. Flowecl 22 country (W 6 Showy tndle~) , f'IO\\er 24 11 Tu.pestry ' Excla 12 Poue.ii.1o~d rnatlon 2~ 13 Rowaaeed 7 A prize Ul Wheaten 8 Prlnclp.. tlour (lnclla) • 10d at 28 1& Even (poet ) the Ineu / U 1T Abrulve 9 Head {Fr 30 1 boardt 10 Otrla namt 33 19 Jam r (po.ll! ) I ~ as '0 Two•yl!l.r- ... U A •moke• I t old salmon Y tilled for 18 t3 Eatth u 18 Pitcher 31 I .. roddell with &1111 38 '24 Little girl 19 Weep 27 CompUea ao Small •xplo- 39 alve sound ..,. 29 Stretch out 31 Timely ... J2 Io"rom l 34 An earth ueed In mak• In& potto~ry 3~ An Ionian. talan!.S 87 One WhO leal'll.l \ 40 Gen111 of e thn \l'llr for t~ltoos hr1rrls 11nrl bluff(lr"s An•l fo-,. llll tlfl'l" 11.1lrl nnlm ll" ~11d1 n "11ft tnh~ 'fh1 ~ IS rlo• .. tl!nf' ol In tntrH!IH' "'" 1 " trlf'r til Ill lh• ftn " nt ,. h••1 r th~v It 1~11,. lv 111• 111 1 « hrtf' ~ fln•l other homE'Iy hoii~P hnJrl nPI"''III\Itl'~ A~ of l!tP "'"rM•nl fh., mlll n lll t IIUCI 1011 MOIOAN, two• week·old IOD ot ac:treu Yvonne DeCarlo end Jt.untmaa Robert Moraen. mabJ b1l ftl'lt pu\J,It W•i11 appretiata eppear11.nc• befort the eemeru In Hollywood, CtlU. H• ht. th1 facts lin yoUr earloons g1ve ltqu-or it'!' rlghthtl Mor1111••' flrat cbl14. 8r'IJct ehetktd tn. at St. J'obn'l HolpJtat, 'NeQ:hlnJHYID poundlalld aevtn CIUDC4olo (lnCmw.~'! place caiiCotJ by real name SmceNly trJn. A 0 Lee, Syncusa. Obio Jilt· n1ent Soak ftax Salt ( chem ) River (So \ Am) Timid tnlerd•y • ADn.er Pruently 40 E:lldmo Shield knhes Worry U Exam! Top ot nation a wave 42 God ~;~t Not atale war Girl~ n11.me (Or t Sea ell(\& tiS Camo at (Eur l card.3 Largelit "7 Excla.continent matton " Mex) 4.3 Soottl:tth• Oael1c U Bantt .employee 4.6 Plant of carrot r•mlly 48 Drench d Tract of \\Ute land TUISDAY ~ 00 10 00 II 00 7 110 Today 9 00 Coffee CDUee Time Home Feather Your Nest It Could lt.e You 11 30 I 2 00 Camera Goes to School 12 30 Current I 30 T~ee Ernie 2 00 Matinee '11bea.n 3 00 Queen For a Day 3 45 Modern Romances 4 00 Comedy Tlme 4 ao My Little M~ 5 00 Aunt Dr.u. Sbow 6 00 N~u PietW"e 6 15 Sports Eye 6 2:'i Les Ptut & tMity Font 6 30 Gordon MacRae 6 45 Newa Caravan 7 00 Producen~ l nr~e 10 00 Home II 00 Feather YoUr Neat l 1 30 It Could Be You 12 00 12 SO 1 30 2 00 Ptrson's Study a 00 News Ptctwe 6 15 Sports Eye d 25 Los Paul & M..., Ford 6 30 Snooty Lanson 6 45 News CaravaD Sho.wease 7 00 Cuperoman 7 30 Grand Ole ()pry 8 00 Sneak Prffie,.. 8 SO Kaiser Aluminum Hour 9 30 Rooemary Cloo..y Sbow 11 05 Weatherea.st Priess Box 11 10 10 00 - Chevy Show U) 30 Th1l b Show BuslDess 11·00 News Greatest 'l'ilfatl lucy "' C..1 1100 WelllleJoeoot 1110 Bo• 11 1.6 llfl(e lluaewn 11 SO Foreign lntripe II 110 1...,q, lnirloiU• ~ Touif:bt -' 12 12 00 I 110 Slin 011 I Toll.1(bt 1•00 $1ft 00 N~lthtr pray I for th•• alon• but for them alto which •ttel1 bell~n on m• throuth •their WHAT A W1!E~ ENOl/ 'ev Fred Gardner nnd Mcs Gardner spent sever~! days la:>t w,ek \llltmg their son.in law and dauehter Mr and ~s.. B J Sli.ouo, Johnsun Ctty Ten'h Thev were guests of hon1.lr durmg th<.:~r 1VL91t at a bat be 1ue gJven by the Shouns and Mr and Mrs (,!.'urge ; W.alker who Wt'lt lt'Ct.'11t Vl~>llors at the Gardn~rs home Mr and Mr.s paul Cusrt ond fam1Jy ~t"e \lsTttng relattves and fnend::~ m Sl Lou1s Mo Mr and Mrs Jay Carter and daughters Columbus httc been VtHLI~ her molhe-r Mrs. Fe1ne Barker '1 he} wure called ht t ~ after hiS baothc1 Kentl t:!l h t atiL:r twas burned 1n an ex plosiOn at the Sporn plant Mr and Mrs N H I1a1 mon nnd 1hree Chlld!~:n, F..ue, Pta arnvcd Sunday for a. v1~1t wllh het m(}ther Mn J K Sm1th TJ1ey ha\ (' 1 bee~ tn Flnrtda for two weeks 1 visiting his parer.ts 11:1 ll'nd Mrs. lnmcs Sulhva'll t' Albany t,t, rre v1sltms here WCtfi-TV Chonnel8 8 00 8 00 I) 00 9 30 10 30 11 00 11 Ul 11 30 11 4G 12 00 l2 30 1 00 1 30 Slen On c.pta.m Kallproo Gat't")' Moore AJ-!bur GodfHJ Love ef Life Tilm~Ji!jw Goldlll( !,W llllddoy llotlnee M til<! World Turao J....., CaniODSbOw 3 0Q t 1 00 JQhnny Cat'lfOn Show 1 30 Houseparty 2 00 Bllj Po,.U 2 SO ll<lb CI'O.<by SbOW 3 00 Brtghter Day 3 15 Secrtrt Stonn 3 30 Edge Qf Niebt 4 00 Katie's ltlt:eben Houotjlllty 2 00 B .. ~ 2 80 l!ob c..oby Show The Britbter Day 3 Ill SecretS..... 3 SO Edt• of lllghl • 00 KatJe'e Kitchen 4: 3() Luolty 8 Roneb 4 30 Lucky I .R.oab 6 00 '!be Early Show .I 6 00 An Linkletter ood tllo Kldi n..,... = )1 11 IS Jtaruu~s Mor and Mrs .toe Longstreth and ch1Ldren DrllSid.OOJ VISited M"r Channel13 ' and Mrs Kermeth M~Ethinney and oson Ru~ll Sunday brought Kathy MeElh1 nny home She spent the week with the Longstreth and- before that had been he-r grandmother Mrs Loga.n for tln'ee Eva J~ 11 45 LIVESTOCK 13 C•nnen 6 to 9, Bulls I) to GALLIPOUS HOGS-17:5 to 220 lbs 16 to 16 25 220 to 280 lbs 16 to l6 20 Light 12 to 18_2!l, Fat sows 8 to 14 Staes a to 12, 5 to 9 Sows and P115 M to 100, ShOats 2 ~ 1o 15 Mtlk Cow11 80 to 125 Veal Calves - Tops 23 .0 onds 20 to 23 Medium 15 to Com and Hvs 12 to 21, Culla Bo•" 1' A WlNK 'f:he ilo.sp!lal m lhr p!'l~l 46 years has grl1Wn from a capnclll of a few IJu<ls lo tht' present 130 bei} 1n~tll J1wn Uurmg 1955 lh "rf were 7 104 potren.1s who v.ere £n tt"Jed tn the huspttal and then avnage stay w.u s1x day~> Hf'cenll> the hospital announc ed that a new wmg w-ould be add ed lu the present plant that w1ll ratse the t'Oial beds to over 180 to m~el the growm l!t demands fm bo.spttlll servtce 1n thrs ~K pandm g Sports Center Opening Held At Middleport ;~rea Among the mten "1\mg f1g urc~ tn the admtsswns for thr past )Car \.\ a.s that 980 u( those 111 the hospttal were new horn bahir>s Frank,ie Leifheit Is Honored Guest Birthday Party FOR WARM 8UMMJ:R DAYS IN TOWN thla rupberry pure aUk broadeloth d.rue by WUllam Fox tho aott llowlnr linea produe.d only by Jlure aUk. Elelt-tabrtc buttons run frorn Peter Pan collar into softly rathere4 aklrt Delicate fagottlng on the bib t.rqnt and around hemline of ak'f'rt ad.dl a dainty feminine touch h•• BASH AN ___::.___ I PICNIC: PLAN~ MADE The Lola! Women's Class Church of Chnst \\Ill have Churer nf Christ w t 1 l and members of lhe Loya l Mens Class on Thur.srlay E'\r11lng at tlte Roadsu.le Park [n cnf!t' of rutn lh ~ supper wrll be served 111 the church d1mg room CAN'T EVEN Sleevele~l 2 Vulded ucutchton ' Sgt and Mrs Max Lambe1 t and I!IODS, Chllh<'othe spent the wee'k end wlth the1r patents Mr and Mrs Dana. Lambert and Mrs and Mrs Harry Mills, and Richard re· mamect.Jor A Jongt!r visit Sgt Leonard Gwlazdowsky Ar lin£ton, Va spent the w-eekend ) • Crrflt..... QuoHAlt OATQit WQH l'P OWQ OYil• 'IIJBHB JD'LitKHJDL WR OAWH JB /yo HAlt YR~ItQ IH'l'lt Yl' HAlt AJCC I....ORCCRICitV.' '--· l'etlo....,.. Crrfloqaolto Cl)lts•o PIUDil. 'l'IIAT CRII:EPS (BBCURELY IN, AND aWitUA A HAUOHT1l' WORM\VAT'l'l. ._., __ __ and Sandra, Hwat.in&tun, Mrs MaT Jttleret Drown, Cleveland Mr ar>•l Aofrs Conme Granv1l~ sa•er Hr and daughttor~ and Mn [A"' F. Kilts and M:rand1on Gt'i.lrdlt' IA"e Sooth Poa.nt Durrng tbe party Ben Ollwald eave a voc11 reei(al arrom pan1ed by hb Wlft' Scoutmaster Is Surprised At Party By Scouts Ray Whaley, !ICOUtma~lt'r \' .~ pl~asantly !!Urpnaed Wlth a btrth day pa-My When Rod: Sprwg8 Hu) Scou1 Troop 247 mf't Thursda) t verrl'ng at Camp Radf{lrd Durlng 1he meeting 175 parenh and frtends gathered at the camp and 11ang Happy Btrt'bllay to M· Wihaley' who WIUI pre&ented a dl!'llk by the troop troop comm 1t let> oarent ~ and fr1eods Slfde!i or acttVIi1es on v:~rmu~ campmg 1rtps were shown b y !he Rev Harrv Ba~es att-er Which lH M'~'>llm cake and !j(J'ft drtnk~ v.t'r, served REEDSVILLE Marton He1er and (amJI} ol Tol lt'do w.. r e tl!(_~nt guests u( h1s pan ttl ~ Mr and Mn Arthur Het ~~ r Mrs l..orelta Sanon and daug." ter of LtUk Hockmg Mrs Max lne Dorst and son of Stlversvtlle were ~ekend guesta of Mr and I Mrs Lawrence Wtt>h1e and H1e1r three chJidren Mrs Mary Ann Harm or Park t-r~>burg was a r~t visitor m the home 1,f her s:LSter Mn 1 Buston 1 Mr and Mrs Fdward Chevallr>r 1 aut.! children Mr and Mrs Guy Sptorer and chJ!dr~n spe-nt Sat 1 1urday evenwg at Frost 0 1lo w1th Mrs Chevalier's mother Mr~ Murphy 1 I 1 Den...er Ear] Collins 11 , son nf I of Mr ant.! Mrs Nzy Colhn~ of j Reedsvolle h<a.s attended Sunday ~hool fru 72 Sunrtays at ReedsVIlle Methodist Churxh wtthout mtssmg n Sunday The elturch pre~entt'il h1m wi1h a gold pm for ~Is fa1thful attendafl("(" Rev Doster preache-d 11 s rareeWmng a! we ll r.ermon Sunday the Christian Churc~ They w1ll spend the1r vacation m Iowa be rare relurnmg to !heir school. stud1rs 1n New Havln Conn 1 Clans1me Randolph who hu j bet•n vlsttlng !ler uncle Mr and Mr ~ N C Randolph at WavE'rl} I has return!'d home Mr ar.d Mrs Frel'l Larkans and farn1ly o( Long Bottom were gu<>sts Sunrla~ of Mr anrl Mrs Jumm Hnubnr anrl fam1ly J n mt~ Barher of Toronto s pen! lhl' \\o~ek en I w1th hi s relatives Mr and Mrs P R Randulph \\ere r~!X'nt guests of Mr and Mrs I Gr orgp Black m Parkersburg 1 'folorf'nce Buwmtn a( Ak~on spent ~ w~ek rPcently at th(' Ran dolph home Rtc!'lard [.. Sm1\h who as em ployed 111 Akron spent the we ~k end at hu home here Mrs C E Humphre~ ha~ re-turned from GrRh.am Texas art r a vls1t wrth her mother Mrs s ~ Hunter and oflwr rel.a1n ;s... ... MeJa.me Nichol~ spent la st 1 week wtth reh.thves tn Bar! JW Mr and Mt s Hkhtml Ha~h t We fix any II• oyotall... jllf,t AMI JOWl octn Jucr.,. hti-- ·,...,d...,.ooof411:1Horl•l colon- choomdly ··- .. ,' ..,.,. ..,u.; ...- - . .oatllolacilon -- I LOANS I Get th~ eash you netd on. !i:Jgnature' only, auto or funn• ture M)' amount from ••• r" $25 to $1000 COLLINS Kal J6ndy, Manager 300 W. SECOND ST. JEWELRY Phone 432 or 501, Pomeroy Hotm Mon ·Fri 9.S, Sak 9-12 Op.,_ evenmg• by appaintmiPftf Store La~~tl 11tdt It ,.,,"•" ..- -ty ,..., Pomerov. Ohio - -- - -- ~ ' rid of your ePTeB.1KIIT I F!SHIDNEO water heater N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. lilt Cout ·~et, Pameroy otflett 80111'1: t I!Jo-121, Z to ol Noo11 oa Thon.l WE Witt SEE . umbus ,,.I._.,, Hurnca.ne, W Va wbo lng there, to Middleport tly Gothard will be here week's vaett;loo YOU SOON AT •s{,~::,7 ,,..;enjoyed oltM 11 I! suna wiener $150.oo OltMORE Vacation Money II LONOFII:LLOW Ont letter limply ataa.41 for a.tnother. In thll exaanple A Ia ua1t, tbt coclt ftlttto en dUI'enat. I I Aug. THE At.XYDLBAAXR au Will tng Workt'I"J cl»s met Thursda, hot~J?itlltzed 'Ph~ bQJ: t'vensn~ at the boml!' of Mr ~ nated by Miss Genflovi&Ve Slo~rt Thomas Bt!ll% Enlerprtlt' 'AI<' was awarded to Mra Smi1.b ll publt( ts 1nv!l~ to attend th1 was announced that 11n ice cr~am show1 r :ooclal would be hrld at the chUN'b Mr! Aht'e' Thompton prHadent t r1dwy July 27 t~e prOCffdl to prt'fltded at the rneefJng wh.il'h be plact'd In the buddlna: funrJ ~ O(>t'ned wllh prayer by Mnl John Jo.ach membt'r aave a dollar Smttlt roiJilW~d w1th Krlpt ur~ wh1ch sh,. harl earned atnce tha rf'adJJig by MNL Jlerbeort DillOn last met"'ma and t.oit.l how she 11 was vot.erJ to purt•ha.<te 125 eiiJ'ne<J 11 get Sunday Wheo she returned from Wublnpn, D C where she had foot surgery Mrs Glenn Jarvis und daughter Peggy, Port Wtshlnton have been visiting boer m-other Mrs A, W McKay and ber aunt, M1ss Laune McKay Mn Maud Beck was a business visitor In Gallipolis Ff'!day Mr ond Mr Leonard Vun Meter aod fnmlly bav.e been vts-1tlng In Sturg1s Ky and Lom.svlllt! George McDanlel, Hobson was treated at Holzer H.ospltal afte1 he Jnjurd h111 hand while w-orlung It th~ Vanadtum plant DAILY CRYI'TOQUOTE - Here'o how to work It: ror tht thrtt r..· .. X ror Ute two 0'1, ttc 81ngl• lettln~, e.poa. tiOohttt, the 1•nttb ud rorm.&tion ot tht wo....._ are htntt "" 2fl at tht' cburth 'lt'ben nie~a~ C~~~~'i:"era~: :~nt~~~~~ >lOW> A PENCIL" 111.nnh.t A fat)).ll,y"i reunloo ~,.,'<.:>. ' the home ol l 631 SouUt Seeond Ave Middleport Preaent. Wfft Mr and Mrt. MIX Orwalld, Mr and Mn r.en Oswald and dauehters Ann • 6C7 DOWN 'Mr and Mrs J ack J.e1fhc!l en terta ned w1th a part} S:~turday honormg theJr srtn 1 rankw on hl ~ ftfth b1rlhda~ Games were playetl and prazes awa1ded lo C.henl Ebt'!r~h~-r'h Su san Wnod J C Russell John n} CUI d and Roger Carpenter RefrrtRhmen.ts of rce cream "akt 1ced tn pmk w1th hlue can die' kool atd and m1Ms wen <>erv lt Favors were paper h<~ 1 • and naplnns ftllt!d 1,1.11 h rnnd~ a no !J((i \\11 h a 1>mk rtbhon P rr ~Pnt W{'te Frankie and Dee J){>r I NfhPJI Jdf M~nl< m ( hf'n t F:hr 1 ,()ac-h Dannv Gt1 1s Sus 11 W )()I An1ta an d I I Ru~~f'll Dtnna Marti:' Hauck Rogt'r (';~r pllllr and lt1hnny r u d WINS NEW SKATES rhrryl Sue Bnltn ~m~ll doue;hter nf !he Re\ and Mr~ John Bohn Hvs ~ ll Run Will rece1ve a pa1r or roHer skat es from the Shoe--box won the MiddlcpDrt Cheryl Sue ~kates In a nation wide con! est to name Buffalo Balls horse FOR ~DAY.S 1 cattle. or 1 Middleport Paul Pattenwn 24 tlhe 'hu.!lband, It an eroploye of the Kye•r Crtek pl .. nt and thr son of 0 0 Patter 1101'1, Melgll county !l\lpt'TUllende~~t of srhoots and a former SChool mon uf Gallia County The hr~ paltertl to enter hol zer llo~>paU.I aftt"r i't!i foundtna: by Dr <J1trle~ F. llr.ol7.er S1 In 1 he hom"' th11t IS now fht resJd~tn,...,. or Ur C A Barton Mn' Second Ave, was !he la t ~ Rert GrllmghaHn lh~ da1e or hl.j admto.;sron was tn Mav 19l0 He y,as the fathe1 o( Gat land {, llltng'ham uptown drug jiSl O<DN'T S~EEP ~!SHAKeS a:&c'\ du I Rout t. Ednn Burdett.e Leon nnd D1sa Hayman, Cbarle~ton were S 1tur. day nli'bt guests of Mr ond Mrs Guy iteynold11 Sunday ~h s Hey nolds and her mother Mrs Mm erva Ohilders and therr guests attendt!d the Oh1,ldlers r eun1cm at ~M·thngton Ohw to 12 SHEEP Ewes and Lms 3 to CATTLE Stock: Ewes 3 to 6 Fat Sheep 3 Steers 10 to 17 Heifers 10 to 8. 0ul1s I to 3, Bucks 3 to G Baby B-eef 14 to 18, F•t Cowt' to Wethers a to tJ, I w•• br~ weeks Royal Pla)'bouse S1,a:n. Off 11 411 Sl.,. 011 Amos Leonard MTs Cll fford Leifheit entertain Grueser Mrs f."d the Rock Spring!:! Better Health Mrs W11l1am Grueser, Mrs Bailey, Club 1 b.UJ sday afternoon at lber and daught~r Rullh Ann Mrs Hom er Ha41Jord MT's Roy Smith and home Rock S~t~Ulgs Road The meehng In Charge of ~he daughter, Lmda Hrs Folmer and grandson Jef. pre S<~ dent Mrs Arl-ee Abbot-t, op ened w1th the doxology followet,l frey Mrs Vi-ttlham EH:hmger, Mn Reuter a.ru \loHh the Lord~ Prayer and pledge Humphrey Mrs to the flag It was voted to cancel Harold Blackston and C'hlldren th e August m eltn,g due to the Bobby and Sherne Mr.t Wtllian Hebecr<~ Me1~ County f;ur The annual Hadrm d ~nd cluldren PICntc or the dull was planned fot Mary Lou and Billy llaY ¥h Ed Mn tht' Seplt>mher mct'llng ond will gur Abbu..tt, Mrs Morgan Horac e Abbott and sons, RoR I!I be held at the M1tld~epo11t Road and Dallfly ~rde Patk M1s Edward Humphrev pro gram leader presented a program con:-m'1111g of the fDilowmg alii cles lla'le you a Hobb~ Mr ~ Scott Folme-r Ty~ma ~ve1 ShU Occurs' Mrs John tlaT!.un.g P1tutta1y Gland Surgery for Canctor MN Anna fleu.ter ami VnrJCose Veins Mrs Wilbur The open1ng of the Sports Cen Ba1ley Mrs W1lltam Morgan a.nrl Mr~ Hom-er- Radford wert- the wm tcr, corner of Mrll Street and ner m a contest et)fl<lu~d by Mrs South Second Avenue, Middleport Wilham Grueser The mltpa'h bene was held Sattmlay with Kenneth McElhmncy and John Parsrons dtchon concluded the meehng A d~ent course wa~ 9Crved by partnen tn the new !rlore welcom tthe host~s to Mrs HartunJ;( Mrs mg the steady stream of viSitOrs Arra.ngements of flowers !lent 111 Abbot:t Mrs R'Dlhn Raodlord and eongratulabon to the owners we1 e dau~hter Connie Mrs LeWis ftom t>he Trt.lw:rter Cleanerg .Mar ton and RoHe-r Drug Store the MacG1egor Company, the Willtams Wholesale Company M:r and Mr8 Joe !Jongstreth 'bres.den Bat ley's DnVe In employees RL18.Sell and Joe. Ba1ley BradllUry, Mrs Eva Struble Logan Mr and Mrs John Gt!more Syt nrus" Three duor pltzes were award erl to ~he pt•ople who Slj;l;ned f'OI tht> drawing I f II Cley DetectiVe and Mrs Mr n.nd Mrs Joe Tribble Char 1esl'on sp~nt the v.eckcnd Wtth ber pa1 en.ts Mr and Mn> GeuTg(' Heck.et~ Sr ::rl\1 fanul~ atJ!l brmilfht thei.I' Mlwt ftrn' trrps on rt.h<fiVer durmg t.he11 s1a> here l ldr and Mrs Harold Hubbard t and da11ghter I tnd'll G11mm are l.n Middlttnwn 'Conn tu at~enj the Wedd'ing of her daught r MaT~ lh;s, ;Hubbard who ts ea~h1er at Evans Superm.!!.7kct and Mt ss Gnmm tbll'o 1.9 employed al otlhe JODelll Memonal I lmte and Mr 1 Hi:l:libocd, Hu~h Sehool eu9tbdian, are all on \acatwn at th1s tune Mr and Mrs Rohr:>rt Harris and daughter Susan Columbus have :foia,ed the famJly reumnn at the home of ibiS' parents, Mr an..d Mrs Robert HarTis "'therG 'here on \a cation are Marjory Harm Wash iogton and Mi' and Mrs Eugenr> H1ltl'IB and Children Hutchln~on, 1110 Spol'lo 10 Spor!t.s Sun- Cha-rles Smdel\ anJ ~n Spllngft~kl have h"tn f vtsltillg Mr aond Mrs Wilham Ault and famt)) ant.Jo Mr nnd Mrs Gene Dof)son and two eh1ldren They have retut ne-d home nccom pamed. by CCIE'!'jte and Kay Aull '9'nd the1r son Ch~ les rem at ned here for a v1s1t coorre, SUO:oltROCb Voltant ~ !1<..... f<R ( d~y Mr TUESDAY 8 110 Sign On 8 00 Coptaln K 9 110 0....., l!loore 9 30 Atttitur 10 so lt Rl<b • 11 110 Valiant LadyIt 15 Lorve of !Me 11 30 Sewtil for TOiliOIINW II 411 Guilllng Liflbt 12110 Ml~y-lnoe 12 30 As the W{K'ld 'l'unl!l -DAY who wat an and 89'\16 lltrtti to 1 zanna on July ' Mrs Na!i dlAeharred July ~10"-,.---- Chic n' Charming MIDDLEPORT ·1Mrs. C. Leifheit Is Hostess To SOCIETY Rocksprings Better Health Club Current Tenueuee Ern1e Matinf"'e Theatre S 00 Queen For a Day :t fti Modern Romances 4 01) Comedy Time 4 30 My Little iMal'(ie 5 00 AWLt Dru Show K 00 MediC 8 30 Robert Montcomery 9 30 Sara;band• 11 00 News Headlinea 11 15 l!Ueonor S Schaal, Mlddle!'t;" Society Edllo• - Phone 8078 l.w!IUe Bearlui Hawkins, Pomerov Soelelv !:,d!:ll:!o2:r;:;;Ph~o:!n~e..:8~2!l44:__ _ _,:::::__ _ _ __ 6 M Sllrll On 7 00 Today 5 00 'lhe Eit.ly Show 6 lO" Regional Reporter 6 15 ~lllo Edwords Edwal'<l.'l 6 HI 6 90 &nge Rider Roblnbood 6 30 7 00 Ph1l Silvers BurM & AhA 7 00 7 30 Navy Log Nent Scodta 7 SO 8 00 Joe ancl Mabel Charles Farrell ~ VIC Damope 8 30 Startlme Theatre 9 00 Studio One 9 00 $64 000 Question 10 00 Your Esso Reporter 9 SO Do Yot! Truat Yoor Witet 10 15 Spot'lts Parode to 00 Your F.t1so Reporter 10 15 Sport,. Parade 10 25 WeatbermtD • 10 80 10 25 Weatberman stat'ltnne RayhOUM 10 SO Ove.rseaa Adv-enture to the minute ~eWI 1 he United Stnlt s IS tlllkm !,! of n 00 1100 News Late Show a pos.!ltbe reducltnn m tts armHl 11 OS 11 ~ 'the Late Show ~ forces of 600 OliO men Tins hke w1se mav mvolve the r~all or !!!!~~- ~s;;,oen~ off Pr .c::'.c',. =-~-'--..:,.. ~ume troops now tn Germany Economic: Nec:Hslty In Britain In Br1tam s case thl' Imme"<hatc MONDAY Teason fur anns cuts ts tthe urge-nt TUESDAY 11 59 81gn On nece.sailty of cutting govetnmf'nt 1159 Srgn On 12 00 Fdm & Fancy ~rendlnj! tt) combat tnflat wn 12 00 FJ!m &. Flancy I 30 Femmme 1 ouch United StatliiiS cuts a1e plannt d I 30 Femmllle Tmfeh 2 00 A~temoon Film \at gely because of ihe pr-ogressiVI.' 2 00 Arternoon F~lm Fes1lval 4 00 Film emphasts on nuclear Wf'npoo.s a!; a oo F1lm 4 SO Kit Carson !he backbone of ddensl' 4 30 Rocky Iones 5 00 Mletey Mouse It docs srtem lrnnH' htlWI.'\er 5 110 Mtckuy Mouse 6 00 News th .. l W:est Germany <rnd Tapnn 6 00 Nfm s 6 05 Weather are helntc asked to sptcd lh 1r 5 05 We-ather 6 10 Sports r cat mament 6 10 SJ)';)f'b 6 15 John Daly Wrest Germam ha~ jUst enacterl 6 15 John Daly 6 30 Bold Journey r draft law und-er whiCh Lt plans 6 33 Wamer Bros P.res.ents 7 00 Dotty Mack lo call 360000 conscripts 1o lih ~ 7 30 Wya.tt Earp 3 30 Votce of ~lrestol\1& roars--and Chanl't'llor Kum all 13 00 G E Summer Or1glnals 8':00 FHm Fa1r Adl'nl.tUer plnm; Jo prntcsl to the I 8 30 Du Pont C&v Theater 9 00 Film Fatr 9 00 Jimmy Walker ShoW Untted st~tes and Bntaln thts 111':00 Straw Hat Theatre week agamfl'l theu plan~ lo eut 10 00 Straw Hat 'l'lheatre 11 00 News & weathe-r 11 00 News & Weather 1m-1r own foru•s 60 Thronjl'a l MONDAY 6 M Sl1r1> On ............... (Eni) I 1h~ diSflltll<~menl p~et ure 1~ getttng somewhat confused World d1st11 mament negohatwns m t he Unrted Na\t(Jw; ~re gutt n-g nuv.h~re 1alks. have b~cn sus p\!nded untrl nPxt November But the Umted State~ and Great ll11tam th~ chtef spunSI(ns of tohc North Atlanttc artd l.llher def<f'rue all1anct>" are plannmg cuts m armt:!d ~tren!rth whtch arid up to partial dtsarmamt>nt AI the same tun.e Gt r man} and Japnn thetr ptlntlpal t>nemtes 1n Wt~.trld War II are bt"lhl{ urged to speed Lip their own rearmament And l' 1 an<.>e whtc-h somehmt!s has bet'n accused of d~aggmg tt s heels "in the common defense ef fttrt, Is talkmg about extendmg 1ts draft term from 18 months to two years The bt~ block m the U N ne gotulttQons re11ults from Sovtet Rus Rllt s refusal to agree to a treaty whiC'h would provide prGper con trol'l' t.o prevent v1olal10ns Tbe U N Disa1 mamen1 Com mtss1on Ja~tl week mltructed llil !JVe-na1lon sub-committee to OOR· tmue negotiations The rwe n'&tmn sub-committee cfms-IRts -of the Umted States, Can ada Bitt am F'1 a nee and Russia Lt ts actually a sort of execullve commtltee, tn whtch any agree ml"n1. between the Westeru Alhes and Russia w1ll have to orlganate Bul no apprtY.u..oh Q\as beera found so far on the quest ion of controls The su b-comm1ttee s s.ese1one are not to be resume-d, as pktnned at present Ulllal about l>he t1me for the next annual U N Gfneral As sembly The assembly as to meet on Nov 12 Russia 'has ann.aunced that 1t L!i reducmg tis armed forces by 112 mill tOn men U.s Satellite~ hav<i announced pi oportl'Onate reducUons The rcducUon5 of c<tUrse, mean nolhmg The vast lftze of the Communurl armed fDree8 :rs the b1g threat tn peace The Western AlLies lluve rejected a Rimes of proposals by Soviet Premiil'l' N1kola 1 A Bulgamn that they fol~~w Russ•a by ,.ubstant~al y redUCI;rfg the-Ir armed strength But Brttam aooounced m May a r.e"ducUon m 1ts armed forces from 772 000 to 7000 000 men It is plan ntng eventual cuts m defense spemhng of $1 12 btlhon Lonrlon atJvu.'f s say that I \\on of the four Brlll sh dtvtswns 111 Gem\~ny probnbly wtll be pul led out word (John 17 20} PRAYER Our Father w~ thank 'rhee rnr Je ~tl, praye<r ol'fcr(!ld lo I hPe 1n the uppPr ronm We pray ) th ti 1 hou wall k~11Jl us rrom be lt av mg out Snvtour Help us to lwltev~ on H1m and to nn 1{ ow ~Plvcs tn 111! Jove In }hs hol y Amen llurcl (N. '" n, '" 1 r1n rPmPnthf' Of!ar Slr On M1mduy July 2nd untlrt H1ghwav Robber~" the word n~ a l ~o picture of Wihlr'h 1s ntr1 I u~ nutr1s are 11 nt•ud Tht<y tH" nol ll ~lau(olhler on 1ht< ha~hwll y Your l'artoon Is W!Oilll: tt s lht• IJquor '" the ont> who t~ tn lh•• drtver!l Rent Fu, us re11der~ 1)1 your r,oo1l paper lo ktep silent ~n tht' r~ of IIUC'h a SOCI&I Lnju11tlee ~oulcl b{' ~~ on.g Am !lure (am 'lotting the1 sf'nll ment or ttut reW.r, of vou1 papet 'l'he Sentlmllts your r't!pre!U. n.tutne tn our eommunTJv for 1{0011 nf' vll Alcohol benumbs the c~nt.r~l nenou11 !!I'Yilem-therefore mak('s d1lvina: rtangenm11 ~ Upon th~ 8lllhorlty of yom paper I read mne out of te-n arr intnxleltlon Ar&.b· tan '·-:--...-,.....,2"".,.-,...,.,...,....,.,,....,.,.,., 11r•olt> ~Jtllne rn lrrt'l on tocks odd hor ,,.~ ~tnrl ~\ lrTO\tnd~rl Jn 1 ~ "' Coml'l, take up ttte cross, •nd follow me IMuk 10 21 ) PRAYER Out I ather we be ~f't'C h 'fhee tn pf't feel our ltws after rhine own pf'rfect peltern LH us not deem our.;f lves rt);:hl eons by our own standald~ lout ~f't k after the r1ghteousms,s whtth 1s In Ch11sl In Hts name ...,~ a~k I! Am(n DAILY CROSSWORD 'The Editor's MailBag Nollce Is hf'rehy glvl"n th nt 1\r r Full~ who~e Pll'-t ~Hftc ~ Addres!l Is Mlddlrpm•' Oht o h11~ been duly appmnltd 1., <\dm1111~ tra1or de bonis nnn of 1111 ~ <>1n!i ot Htmry Guy Stn\.!1 1 lu t nf Chts11 r Townsh ip Mt p l ru nt\ Ohio drl'etl:l l"l l Jl:ttt'd tthl s lOth 11 n ( r Jul~ J95fl Jnhn ( !l.tl! n Jtldg~ of lht> Ptnh,tlt I ut1 Ue\gs County O!du ('!) 23, W.hat passes fiH' a hat 1n lash mnablc New York I wouldn t g1vc lo tht do gs to ma"n gle It h1~ htth more btim than u cup It ts un dentf'd m the crown and apl as not tht t lbbon has lts bow bed on behtnd A hatchet facl' rnn Wl'nt a nar 1owhnmmed hal From n tm~l to plump an undenied 1r0v.n nnd a f1lVC YOU no\t('l'f] t 1rf' nard V l BY ROBERT C RUARK l ha\ t been l'atchlng up W1lh magllZines lnt~ly and ll would appr'nr that thl' Amertcnn male 1.s .tlll1ut a~ s1lly looktng as the Am t r tt an wum11n a lnumph wh1ch rs p1 et!y drrflcult to achieve fhe atlvt>riL'Iemenh pm t..t ll) htm nuw as l'Tew-cut m n partt l ul;uly tllltwxtuus way wtlh nearly ail thf' hatr grazed off hls \k ull making hts h<ad a h1tle I rttor t pmnted than usual fhr old crllw cul was nnt so hllll becuust> lht•e was a ltttle hed~o~e h ft on ln front 1o mnkc h11n pr otrnd that he had n Mem blan c to of for ehr ad Rut n~~w they m(JW tt rt~ht. down to I he t>Ye brows anrl ht ~ hl'lHl looks l1ke 11 cue hall wlth rur l&lor. 'Wbat.totver. slner ol h 1111 makes a man ap pe 1r to Lt:! all ean <'h ms und h g~ Ullrh the f'ycs I don t know what 11 bf."en gomg ou tn the adverttsmg agenctes lHJt..l thf' luil or shops but J think ~ome sort or vf' ugeful plot has llcu1 cookutg to compete wtth women 1n lh~ ugly league I rec slnce lookmg ot p1ctures of Pop kon they hgure that 1f a woman Yale 09 wcarmg bulldog sh J• ~ IUIIls herself mto n visual Idiot lig ht pants and a fterce mustache ever) ttme snme Frl'nthman s1m The cap has come back and pl'r~ maybt lh~ boyQ better h) lherr Is no llvmg person who c~n to get tnlo the rretm compctJ I ton look anyt.hrng but Silly In a cap Thl'~ havl' succeeded They all espe( tally those 1tsy biiSiC.S tin bovs are Wt!&rmg now Not even ~ look ltke Yall' mt>n-old fnt gray golre1 looks good tn a cap let ~krnny Crt'W cut bush mu9l.aohed alone ~orne Madt.son Ave guy tatoutrl Yale men genuallv pt•r l'iud 111 trees we,ttJnl{ dress up wmrna: ouj of Tnnls Shor's I'P P~ anrl hots wtlh no bnms ThC') sti)Je th~ "love pipe pant ' A vuun...: Yale man lnnk!< we~rd from the l<:tlwurt..ltan futl tn 1 on t nough Ave hun and the ~~~11m Jon i.!rlt..l all t ht'y Jo is makr 1s unbt arable J thutk the mt'n man a leg~ look t)lth~r too sktnr y hf't\('r start gn'lmg crtltralh at or too fat rht• punts are too 91\or t tht mst lvt~ 1r th..y ran suppre ss and often l<~ck ~uffH which mak1 u ,<;huddH tmpromptu ashlruys and a m lito 1 (Cop}ftl{hl 1956 by United fi'ea ~U)'t> wJth tummies are soreum tn~ tUte Synd1cate Inc) m ungu1sh On Unusual Fads Adopted In Mens' FashJons ToJay . .. "' e ~~''tf~i:~t.·ll· r:~~2 REYNOLD E. GRE&N• at the Portland•hrk, Tues- • • Ott $10 10 $1000 qukkly. Rei••· Have 45 dart before fiHI p&'frnent cha...,_ from . , . of I'Mn. You charta from dlte of l01rn. You name lt. We tvHIY It, Fla.ncbltt Ohio people on th lfly terml IInce 1912. Retire YOUR f)LD Furniture FOR New 15-18 Meigs Phone ·197 to a 1\1100 ELECTRIC WATER HEATER eaj'est, cleanest, most dependable .•• no flues or vents, with a display of the most modern DELAVAL, NEW HOLLAND, 4 FERGUSON, o"d OLIVER installs anywhere. ' Bee gour electric deakr today ,FARM EQUIPMENT B1111re And See This Gigo"ti( Display! ' Pomeroy TODAY ELECTRIC FULTON. THOMPSON . ~ switch Ohio LIVING IS lEST OHIO �---------------------MEIGS LITTLI LIAOUI STANDINOI T.. m W L hf, .,...... lrWfans Plra1• • • 1.001 ..., 5 1 _. 2 4 .. Aedleioo 2 4 Dod,.... .us 2 4 )<'o_..,,,., •ho.... - - { ; ~ '1' H .m ... r'" • ' T .. P • .... not ~t'~ . ·Yanlwes • 1 S .167 TC.ilghra Scho•Mo Dodger, •t Pirates Flelcl No. 2 Rdftl!l at Brn~, Racine Indians Y.r*e. Field No. 1 1~~~~NDrive-ln Del' f-or lhrtt 1100 ltOUtlv• i.aHrtloaa :JPclclal~tl• moat.l · fur 2& ctalf ·- wont f'!1D file or a eh& p.r, •ora wt~ bt ehareed to"r advutleln1 if Plld lor before tb• ·~tb oi eao• ~~..,, lboatb lollowial laaertlon. ~ ... w Ad•~ln&-Should .,., ~rte4 ~lllh:edla&~. 'I:le DaJ~ llbUal!tl Will bot 1M nalklDJJbl; ~ I~ oao IDcor- bt Ju~y Aldo !!Coy Phil Corey 23-.24 "' ~ "If.·. -t l per word. C!iara:ed Aill . reee,JYed or IDI1I ar _,. -~bll.abed. "3 Stripes In The Sunn -oboTony Curtis Christine Miller "The Purple Mlsk" ·un Cinematcltt" anll . Technicolor) Wedn.day Only 12 7 Redlegs Open New .Koad Trip Into The East I, ' •••• ll!t!Dt telf.'phuDe Jllvp c~ul • ·~ doL ·· - - - - -,C I I Nol'ices • ••• DON'T vou KNOW? !liVe yuu the ~t ttltde oa furnlh:re u.r ao~lan· tAYI i ' 8aker'a will • - tea. ; i6J1:;;t & Foufld July 25 FAMILY NIGHTS lab Hope . Mick.,- Rooney "OFF LIMITS" Poreat Tucker Adele Mera 1.,.... "ROCK ISLAND TRAIL" LOST- One pair ladles s hell r im~; m~ ~IQ.ses . PhOfle- 363.V. Rew~d . 401-J. 7-2I-3fc SPEC.IAL! RODS WHlLE THE'\' LAST - •• • • • $1.89 ~eDiamond .LEVEL WINDING REEL ••• • • ; ·' (lf'l nerceDtaJe will aet UD te-o ,. ,. rno'f)tbly wl.tb vt-ry 10011 poaibl· · IIIJes •ol takin.J ove-r full time. .,.'" Mitt You llan IOIIII•tthil111 1 JntOme tncreaihla: ~Aitht:Jy . To Sell, Trade or An· Mrs. Wolfe, 981 lb'ltll St.. · Poi i.Jllervl.ew, IMiude pbone in nou nee; Let A Dcilly .:;M:::id:::d:::le"'p::~ o "· ==-"""-:---:-7·_Zo. _ atq applieati~n. wrue Nort.t. A.mert. ..... dn Nut Co., Inc., 27 W-illiam Sentinel DiJPioy Ad Two ~" BICYCL,FS, botb in iood ·Street New York 5 N. Y. eondltl'on, aneo tlrls' and one 'f~D-l!, ' ' or Wont Ad be Your boys', newly pal~~ - . Y'll I do ~~"""~·~ - -:;---;.--:-;--:- ·R•presentatl¥e. bicycle .."'''· Phone ~Pruci 1(2Q)'SU!Jness Servicies Sll622. J. M. L~~e. CIJII<m, W. _ . .• , . Va. 7-.~,1 ~'!;!! c-;ntmter. work, doors. rlooriqJ - They Get R11ulbinen'a wrist r11~ " " .. . - .., ,.. ..... ~ .. (" I ~ h,"M'tU watrbes-H.-mth.oo:, Eltin, Lon. Fhone ~Kft-M. VIRGIL T:EAFORD gene and . B'ulova, ,~ , .., 21 .te:Syr!_""' -~ · . __ _ _ _ '7· ll~c w~ls. like n.e~. ··a~ ... .Wtitq KiE'l'ONS si!:WlNG M'ACHINE ~_ox 868-A, -~ . Tbe Dll': · s -..,;. SERVU"';' n··" -r .. tt "<f SiJP~ &: tmel. 7-21-3!1i1 t- ~r,· '•n ',. "'"(!•'• reoalr'ed & lt"''· I (II ) Wonted To Buy' ~B~ox~l48, 7Cl9-tl Phone /!!~tt~~~p!,~O~-OhiO. · Quality, Service and Merchandise To m"t the desires ef every famllv .• . at a co•t the fewlily ..... ' Trevy-Finanwci'Jd Funeral Hom~ /1141 ·-::F'or-R=-e-1'\t-:----Room! ror rem. ~r 200: Edith ( Teaford, 642 E. Main S~ .. .Ponr- Phono 2'11 ' 1·i!S"''< eroy. ~"·or rent -'-· Eleetrte wallpaper steam.r. Cl(nlopl 'tlib•r. ; Mid· RADIO " 'Tin.EV!SJON SEI\VICE dloport. Ph. 62~/[. ll'Hf Plt011e tOO. Cleland Aooll&ftft 7-21-3(c ,.. .rtbt &rure-. 118 W, Malo St.• Pomeroy ·~ ~~ ~ 1 A~o~tu, Servicis FISHING TACKLE FOR THE ANGLER[ NAME BRAND RODS and REELS Bait of all kinds, line for all type fishing ~~ • ~lleetlOM Want lo buy Used biCycle. Write w. H. Rose, Rai!hie, _GhiO. 4 6-tt ( fl·19-3tp ·• I. .. · ··~ LOST-MAN'S WATCH . in front of Pomeroy ·church of Christ, July 8. Contact Donald Seeve:t. Phone 388-Y 1 - - -Anyone Wlllllng'' 1o btly furnttur~. liviD& room suitto, dinette •et, Frigidaire, Gill stovr, contact ' a Wttk to bust- Con "' .,,.... ... ~poejjj ~~~ ' lk!el ol Eveata prtated 11 refiJ ~ .a..r clusilled raw. Obltuarte, For sale--Several j, ~ M,.Uy . TiJ~y kwentory. • ll!tntl !......... scottold lloltdlo llillt ' CIOIJjo. CUaloll · Fia1Nr,1Ji~ · . P!triJlo (12811-J!. • ' 11-1-lf MAX WARO 2-IS·It I. H. RAWLING SQNS qQ. • $f Mur ·Wrecker lervioi.. Day 2 flve room Jparlmtata: - ~ foo~ Phone MtN~. N!lht .P~oae 0039room apN11DtPtl. •JJ wlU. lauilx: .D()~liMOtlTH DIW.. drJes and gar-.u .\o N. a,ogel. ICRS. ~ Pomeroy~ Ohlo. S.l4:·tt :omplete WHEEL ,fd.JONMENT, . ROOMS for l'eBt. Phone 20&, PQm· 8111'081-.c;tmpeon Insurance • t• ••- · Mldd10J>01rl. Fire • JJ&:laraeiq and br._ .e:rvic,. eroy. ,. v-ow.: Bont~l. Pbone 6315-X · ·. lhek~t'a &MfltlJ S~ We~ UNFURN~D lll'lOt nq,r apart· =~::;;;:.=;=::~=~= · llala .fi!reet, Pom.eror. 0111,. '.lSI .J!!uto ~~ • ment; FURHISHED· aeeond Door C'OMPtB'M!: laali~•"'u J'tootPCtlrp. apartnwnt CaQ 1\.'10-J 7-li-Btc Jlife. t\uto. I'Jr.. Ptt1fo Call Ddrt Millo. "l~llldlopoPt. Oblo Furnished r.oom lor rent. -Pb~e . '1 ~2t :s11p 388-Y. ! 21 ) 'R.OI F.stdtl! FOR SAH:-,..,1 Kirby Real £,. we, Rutland Township. 31 olctelf l·and. hou&e, barn and oul . bulldirw11. See Gmrge A. ' Me-in· ...... . .. .. 2.69 bart. Administrator. 6-t.f.f For A O..y Of Fun! TAKE THE KIDE>IES FISHING! RODNEY DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY PIA. Autornoblla. Hulth ACCIDI!NT Life, Caauelty •~d Bonde Make !Uoorea your /i•hing tackle headqi.UJI'Ien 1 CHICAGO : Greek Game, t.:UO r<'mamed unbeaten by winning t~hc $140,8&) Arlm~on FUturity by five lengths on a mudd¥ tra.ck. iNGLEWOOD, Calif.: Court o[ Honor won the $87,250 Western er Stakes for threc-ye&r old• at Hull ywood PDI'k by t'lr,·ce lengths. ·- TORONTO, Ont.: AI Balding of Toronto won his s~cond strouw'hl Canadian PGA champwn.ship wllh a JQ:._hole tut1l of 13ti. BOLOGNA, Italy: Franci8C<I Caviccht o! Jtalf succes.!ifuliy def-end ed his European hea.vyweigh 1 c'hsmpionsbip by knockina: ou t ' 'IJO.' ... ,. .... 4 rooms, %: basem<'nt, bot and !lhower, at Johson. Call ner 22295. Mrs. F. C. LUton. 7·16-6f.p 11"11 More ~nd more drivers are le-arning · engines.run hetter on loron~J · . Man or women wJI)i@d ' to · handl~ MtNess Products lull or po• -19 Busiriiis~ ----~-~, ' • PIIOpertles or a 286-class hydrop lane Germany: · year. B••l] (";1 11111 "1:'''1 a lh•·•· · r un 11 1' r l.!lin~ 111 t·h'' ~• xt h w tlll h• ~ lunttr' J .and Thurm11n !ut hi ~ tnu r h;•..: .: ,.r aflf>r Smuk C'y 1\tirlo:Cn wnl kt'11 and Wl' nl lo lh 1rtl on a wold lt lk h 111 thto 8eVt'nl h. . lr UNITID PRESS AMIAICAN LEAGUE W. L 1'1'1 ( New York Clevel and 61 M 20 .tl7fl 37 57:'1 Roalnn 49 :m Chlr11~o 4~ Baltimore De-troit Wc.llhlng lon ~i'\7 ( ·, I' 1 9',..~ ltansa!l Ci t y :1:.~ iill 31M , Sundar '!! Re1ult1 'KaiiiiAll City 7 NI' W York 4 b t I NATIONAL LIAG\JE w. L. t'l·t GD \f i iWII tlk N' a3 ~2 .624 C ill('IIIJ\ Rtt fl. o11klyn It :" I L11ui>~ 1:1 l'Hhhnr g 211 Ch ka~o 21 l'hll;ulf'lphia 30 .~\ 11 <tO 4R 45.~ 38 4U 44:t 36 55 300 :.!:1 1':' :w n•v•:n FOREsT. N f'W York M M 48 39 42 4ft 40 4~ . ~86 .M2 .483 .471 w.. It K•l:li~ Ct~, .aJP,t tenn Ui 39 46 . 4~0 14 1 tj BAKER 40 49 .449 1ft 31 ~2 .373 21 ~ Chlea&o at Ptttlburih!, nl.4ht. 5 9 ROOMS Of Ill New I Furnit~~re FOR $299.00 BAKER I Ill I I ~ r.. OD The B~tetlt Cor·~ FURNIT~RE = !:! - b Mlddleperl 111 B.UU FviiNlfl., ..: Pome- .ttrrourtroof: t'be U ... S. POl. 114LI!~It'ADI-OR l@NT Speci-fy ty~ and loca~lon deAlr- • 22. Acre FARM 4 room hou.re teled. Deal dil-ect wil:ih OWAer8. lar, chick~n house, 4 acres plenty locllit posts, on u. ~- Buyef!l DiJ'* and schOOl bu• route, 1 ~ miles UIOII HlllhiO'It Al<O. out ot Rutland on arne! road . Dfpt. "-110& w•n trade for small place in. Los Angeles, 27. CaliC. George Ken10edy, Rutlantl, Ohio. .,_ 7-21-tltt 7·23·1tp Rock Spring• Good Clean Used Can All Makes and ModeiJ METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES - · G. E. REUTER PubUe AI!COWIIanl -• We Invite Bookkeeping • A..,ounls, Audit,, Tax Pro· hlem1, Notary Pnbllt. Olrlee Phone 269-M Pomeroy Nol Bank Bldg. NANCY 105 E. Seeond St. Pomeroy, Ohio LOOK, AUNT FRITZI .. • I GOI A PAIR OF ''' Ed M""''" the National Clay Cou•t"IS b1 I Miles North of Pomeroy On Rt. 33. C•ll· W~. Grv...,.. " and Herb FlAm advanced lo I h•! rina t r uund o( men 's ung lr.~ i n t'hftlllj)JonshJps. 3 -fl 1 CANTON, Ma6!.: Ted Kroll. Ja-l'k 1~ \ Rurk.e, 1:!~ Furgol and Dill John· 13 1 ·- - Sunday'• Re1ults nrookl l'" n St LoUI11 3 ht Hrooklyn 4 Sl. Louh 3 2nd New York l :l tt ..rt..~.l~ l"il y 4 :.!nrl ~lllw a ukf'~ 6 Phllad~ lphla 7 lMt Chlt-180 6 W n~ h l n .': lon I ~lllw a ukee HI Philadelphia ~ 2nd Dolton 8 Dr lr;JII R PiH Abu r g 8 Cincinnati 6 ht Cleveland 8 lhd t11nor ,. :t 'C indnnl"ltl D Pittsburgh 2 2nd .. Saturd•r'l R4'lluit• l'lwa.:o 4 New York 1 ht Bolton 9 Oe!rolt 3 : C ht cr. gb 4 Ne w York I 2nd Oleveland 4 1\HIIJm on· :1 Saturday'• Results x-CJ<'vtla nU 4 Baltuu, rc 3 l'i11 ~ hurRh 4 Cincinnati 3 ~lngton 6 r. hka~;:n ,'\ St Lou b 13 Brooklyn 6 Kene.as Cit y at ~ ew Yor k, ppd . :.. . l ' hiladclph u~ 8 Milwaukcr n rata. Nrw Yo rk at Chlt'alo. ppd ., rain. ,__ 10 ino1ng~ . .~ - 15 mnlngto ~r'11 Prob1bl1 Pt•c hert~ Monday'!! F\fohablt Pltchen Kl.n..., City at Chiu~,;o ntght c-,ne tn natl at Pllt!lbUrih llit:bt "Mdbban g.~ vs. Wilson 11 ·'1. _ Klipp t;tein 8--6 v.s Kline 8-10 'OnlJ pme schedultd. Only game srhedulf.d Tuuda'l'• Goame1 I Tuf':Sdav'• Gamet '·~~~~!d~"" at Clev1!land. night ' l "mnnnatl at Brooklyn, 1111:ht at Detroit nJg)lt I MllwauktJe It New York, nlsht at ChlcagD mgbt :;t t.ouu at Philldelphta.. ut:ht I I'L should '"'ated ;, th• "'Build Better I"Or l".-" GRUESER BLOCK CO. ' <') BARf , ltoly : SUrlin 11 Mn-!11-. Brit am wun .the Grand l'ri x Til" Loyal Herran11 Cla1111 of thr nf I tw Churrh of Christ will have Da1· i aut o rnce 1n 11 M<I N~ r ali. H plo·n k 11upper on the Jnwn of th<' MOSCOW . :.!aria Itk111a uf nu ~· homt• of Mr. llfld Mra. Edgar AI · lt•nswor lh. Tuesday as a !arewell sia set a ne w women 's world 1"('{' pH ty l!!r Mrs. Robert Birmingham ord of 23 .6 seconds f or i'h o 220 yard da11h. ·--- - - --·--- l) Income $138o.oo ''"ly. CONCRETE IILOCKli BOXIN<7 6LOVES PLAN PICNIC SUPPER Maj' or Lca~ue Standings 46·M. 7·l~tl f ormer Australian si nJCies cham. pmn Ken Roscwall w~n ~he men ·~ .sill&l cs in the Travemcunde Jnl~'l'· national tennis lournarnent. eiiHies. hi.'Mt of the bus-hi~ . .section Oppor.t uoifie! Shown ov appointme-nt only. "RH c·a T•'oo ' S QJ.CKLER ~EAL TY .. hr. 229 PhDfle 101-Y Ea~ conf<aln~ . tWJi~S . ·of 7·2i-3tc bu~nesses, farms and income :-;;;;-;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;-.o.;;-- T oronlo, Onl. , set a new worltl rt' l' ord of 12ft. 281 mllc6 per hou-r fu r TRAYEMEUNDE, floor_s windows and doors, ven-etian bli.nds. Nice Jot wit•h ·g araae lmtl driveway. $8000.00. MIDDLEPORT - 5-room framl with bB.th. Large lot IiOx.l20 lo~atrcJi on f!eurl ;!itr~et. $4~.00 . MJtiDLEPORT- 3-bed;-oom fram . "0 $UN DAY ll!Kig.wn air ·beating. Hardwood .storm. Ume In E. Mei.Js Caunty . Opp-qrwHh bat b. Nice leve I It>! hin l(. y ~(J inike a d,y. lf~t $3600.00. experience necel!.'lar:>:. W~l-i.;e Me· MlbOLEPORT - 2-unit Tenlal, f NF..SS cOYPAN'f, 1120 E, Chu"k r<lom., end both each. Seporat1 st., , Frel"p'drl, Ill. '7:la~Jtp utUlty meters ond launOry fa Hemz Ne llhaus of Germany in the 11th round. PICON. Ont. : Bill Help Wantl!d POMEROY- tM.odern 4~room fram•! wt-th bath and automati"e focCed · I I TRADED MY BEACH UMBRELLA FOR TI-l EM BUI YOURS WAS A USEFUL ARTICLE �' '• --~. f -- - ------\.....-- '7 ,, flbgeSix ·-r•..'""'*~'"''' The Duily Sentine!, Pon-,eroy-Middleport, Oh~-- - - ----------~ ....;..,-..!' Mond_oy, July23, t956 ,..::;------ - - - - - - - - -- - - - · ---------=-----'------=-------'---'--_..:___ -----'----=-ATTIND ASSEMIL Y ' WEST VIRGINIA NEWS MISS UNITED STATEs WINS 'MISS UNIVERSE' CROWN Yauq people of dle Middleport POMEROY SOCIETY ObUftb 'Of Cbnlt left Sunday Cor .putJen Spri.ngs near Hillsbofo ,.. bert LbeJ .nu attend ~ Senior Biab C2lristian Assembly tbl.s yetk. Ill. aDd Ill'$ .Stewart ~- Mr. IDd. Mrs.· Millard Pietee, » . and MR. Deriver Nel&on and 80Q Dotmy, and Mrs. Geo. Olrilda ~parued them to camp. The JOUill people are Dine Pi~ce Catol Jean Hudsorr, Grace Capet:i.aa, Linda Nelson, Janice Asbury, Diet Kanis, Ira Ray Buteher, Stepbeo Bliley. Bradbury Churcb of Christ. .MERGINCY SQUAD RUN • Tbe Middleport Emerrency Squid was caUed to the home o( lin. J. C. Ward Saturday evening al. 6 p. m. and a doctor was called Ul care (or Mn Wanl SOcred Heart Guild Ice Cream •• SOCIAL on Wednesday, July 25 C•feterl• lunch Styl• COntl'nuoUII S.rving Prom , 4P.M.on Public Invited Mrs. M(ly RoU5h was a guest of Mrs. Lu~na R-ainey Monday Mrs YlrjlnJa Sayre , Mason calied .on Mr ind Mn Arch Roush of Out: Grove Monda) Mrli. Mary Boneeutter and Connie were callers 1n Pt Pleasant MoDday. Bilhe We1gand, Mrs Myrtle Rou&h and MJlto n Ray were the guest .sof Cecil Blessmgs Friday Mr and Mrs. Wayne Hart were callers 1n Pt Ple;uant Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Arch Roush and Cec 1l Blessing were m Gallivolls Tuesday . Sandra G1bbs of Broad has been tbe guest of Mrs. Myers for several days Run lren ~ SJW tll!N. AllpJJj IU~Q S UOI!!W PUll 'q.snou pJeuo<q !Ul\ Garnet Chapman . Mrs. Goldie McDermitt and daugbt~r called on Mrs Laura Gtbbs Saturday W A Blessmg, • Garnet C~ap­ man and Mary liu.nl'(;utter spem Thursday With C Jo' Bless mg. The Ladles Atd of Hoard Bap. tJat Cburc:h met w•Lh Mrs. F'anme Taylor Wednesday and fmished a quilt for Mrs. Frank Wolle. EnJOying the day wt're Mrli. Arcb Roush, Mrs. Irene W\nebrenn€:a'nd Donna, Mrs. Laura Ctbb&, Ella and Maude Bless1ng, Mrs. WJlhe Ball, Mrs Luvl'na Ramey and Mrs. Taylor Mr. and Mrs C- R Blessmg, C. F. •nd Bert Blessang and Mrs. Llu1e Stewart of West Coklmb1a were guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Sle.asmg and Mr and Mrs. Manford •Bles~l:l.JI of pt. Pleasant SatUfday. Mr. llld Mrs ltay Mt"lton and Tonda Rae who have been vmtmg Mrti. W J Chapman and otherfi returned in llhn01s Wednesday Mrs. Nora Adkm s of Plam Valhad recently as her gucstl'i Leola Hart, Ptckt>rmg!on, Mr Mn Har ry Broskel, Colum11Jpuos Mr and Mn Tuhey Myers ontf Mn. Ethel Myers of Daytnn were guest11 or Mr. and M1 ~ Dwighl Gibbs Sunday . Mr and Mrs Dt~llaij Yeager of Mason and Mr and Ml'!\ Paul Blessin.IC were Friday callcr:s of the CCCII Dh.• s~;llll-(~ Mr. and Mrs. Huw;11 d Rayburn were Sunpay guc~ts of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Doolittle Mrs Nvra Adkms Rprnt Sunday with Mrs Addie Roulih Mr and Mr~ Fred RH st, Pat'v and Freddie of Hunt mgt on and Nancy Grimm of lllmtns S!l!'nl the weekend with Mrs. Luvena Ualney Beatr1ce Chapl)'lan ant1 Conn1e BonecutU!l' are visttmg with n·. latlve• In llhn oJs Ernie and Tw1la R1ckard had us thei r guesl..!l Sunday Mr. and A>!;;~ Stanley Adktn~. N('W Hnvt'n, Mr and Mrs. Homer R1 ckard 11nJ Mrs Blanche Vnn Schoyck of Culu.mhus, Mr .and Mr11. B11l llarr1 s of Mw;on , Curtis Rickard and Kenneth Mr an11 Mn. Dcnn1s Rous h of Board , Dennis ROU$h Jr. of Hickory f.hr.pel, Mrs. Calht>noo New. berry and Okey ROL18h motored to Rel'dy Saturday. Word waJ received of lhc bir1 h of twin daughters to Mr and M1 s CharlcH Jone1 (V!oht Unyel') Pt Plea&ant. Mr and Mra. Slanley Adkm ~ Mr Bnll Mrs. Russell Hoffman called nn Mrs. Nora Adkins Sun- "YOUR SUNRISE TO SUNSET ~'!ATION• 990 OnYourDiol Vote •• YES Mrs. WUJ.Wn J . Dunt returned home. Saturday after a Yl&l.t with rel1tives in Marlon and ColumbuJ!I. Mist MMraret Ann Hawk o{ ColumbU;a -,ent the weektDd with her mother, Ml'l. Goldie Hawk. Charles Quivey wOO is employed in Columbus spent tb& week· Mr and Mrs llall':i.s Gibbs of Broad Run railed on Mr arul Mrs. Dwight G1bbs Sunday Okey Rou..o;h calied on Cec1l Blessmg Sunday :Mrs Amy Boston called on Mrs Carru• Klng SL!turduy Mr and Mr~; Art'h Rou~h had as guests rPce ni ly Mr and Mrs Charles Paynt> and so n~ of Tol edo and Nor mlt Payn e, Sutton Btllie We1gand and Sharon Boyer called on' Mrs W .J Chapm an end wit:h Mr!-. Quivey and son. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hite ud son were weekend ffUeSI.IJ of his parents, Mr. aond Hra.. Edward Rite. Mr. and Mrt Qbarles Meinhart Sunda,~- Mr~ Elhl•l Myt· r~ ,J il d !-.o n Wl'rc to ~isit her ll istt• r m-law Mrs 1<:1! zabdh Redm an who has been ill The- l..<~dt ~s Aid of O<t k Ltov.• EUB ('IJurdl m,•f al lhc chUJch bAsement 'J'uesda:; to qtnli CLUE\ MEETS Til l' Rliodudl·ndlun F~rm Wo men 's Club held lhi•Lr meetm).( a! the ,-luh huusL' Ho ~lc~ses wert• Mrs F 1erl Spe ncer a nd Mr5 Cl1[[ Cooke Mrs n Hous h presided an.1 Ora Htrku rrl gnvt• lhl!' devot1ons Mrs AJthur J ewell gave the pro gram Th1ee me-mbers of the GHLht~nJ Hl\t•nar]l_. 4-tl Club we1e pre~e nt anr.J 1,!avc demonstratiOns The:,. \\l'tc Rulh Brown, Arawana Smllh ilnfl Junet Hofman Seven others \\Cie pre ~e nt Mr ;md Mrs J<~mes 111 / CAROL MOUJS, 20, 01 Ottumwa, Iowa, poses with her acepter, t:rown and trophy after winning the ..Mfo UDiverse• Utle over 29 International beauties ln Loca Beach, CaUf. She had prevlowly been named MW United States of America In the Ky Ral \\'ard tlf M~dls(!ll, lnd, ~~~lied h1 s pan•nl s, Mr and Mrs ~hlrk '\'al!l nvr1 the w ~ ekcnd Mr nnr1 Mr-,., Dnn Brown and ann ehlldmn VI SII('.-1 m Ktnova Catlcttl\bllt'g , Ky., on sund<t l-' Mary Loll and Ann Rickarrl nr" lounng thl! New England Stfl1r-s Attendmg a Lutheran IA'agu t· three d.Ly ral ly m 1-Juniin~ton ar" Juhn Laynt> J udv anti J 1111 frv helhy Gr111:ilLHd. DrJIL~ E l l io tt, 1m Ht•nth·r- un , Rl' Ut• rl McGiulh lt ll and ~~~ · rmiln l.;~ yn•· 1 Mr .mrl 1/l r~ Wil ha m Chi!i ll•r and rla11 g htN a1e v:1{ ,1 tiontng m enn sy lv:ml.t Mr .1 nll ,l\-fn1 M;1rv1n Rou~h , Y.1 ~ Ollie Hnu ~ h anrf Sally vactJ!Jo nrd in Dc!rull , C'Jnuti ,J ilnd N1agara Falb. • • THIS IS MIDDLEPORT'S .OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE STATE HELP FO~ BUILDING AND REPAIRING Att•·nd1n g ih l' Braneh· O~horn~ lt•r wt·•e Mr and l~rr , Mt .md M1~ M•~ isH ,J(' and Tuy Leland Mrs. Guy Mutehler we 11' Sll nday dmncl' guests Mr F.Lyc Rawtmg~. Pomeroy, \-1 ;Jig,lrC'I Taylor ha:; r~turned to t 1nmrnatr after spendmg a' 1• mnuth •• rc \lr ~ l.danrl ( 'ha~;e called on '\tr· M,1t ga1t't Taylor. Mrs Allic t:a rd1wr nf I fun! lngl•ln i~ .']ll'lldl!ll!: fl lll(lllt h nt the twmc ut Mn (i !1 . !..•-~ hi ' I Mr> Hotwrt HJIJ 1~ llll]lr11 VInj4 ;. t hl r home ~ft c- r swgr· l~' <Ll a .wrl Mrs .or ~~: ~~-~~~~-~\. rRr,I;~~~~~Y and Columhu ' h"sp 1tn! Mr~ Ake Stt•Pit', Mr .1nd \irs Wllyn (' Am~bn rv of (, :tllqoutt:,; c.d l t'd 11 r1 :\1r ,llld ,,lr ~ ( 'hai]P, _.\rn u ~ nd 1\-l r 11 111! ~frs Dun Anrlt · L ~O r. l'ert•ntly. ~NUAL Lelah Si- PICNIC HELD '11 11' ,HJnual picnic of Mary Sl1 I'll', \'vhlle ShrllLC of J erusalem ,11 :1~ hrtd Sunliay ll t tht.! Shnnc ! l11 1J ;rt Galltpo'lis Among t.ho~e il 111-nr1Hg wl'l'c Mr ami Mrs Allen llu ghl's. ]1.1rs LdlJnn Stctlf. Mrs ('hail ts Bennett , Mrs. Nclh ~ 'l't'H) , GROUPS PICNIC Kru wp:s t.>O.JO)Jng .1 pli'tllc sunduy "t lh(' Hoadsid~ J',wk wel l' Mrs. Hay Field-s and d.HLght1•r. Debra, Mt s F'l-.uJce~ Johnson and cbddJcn Vll'glnla Mac .. ud 'J'horn;~os. Mr llll:d Mrl'. Oran Love und Sully Lou and Pr·coton, H,trttord, Mt and Mrs Merre ll !)unc.Ln anti Judy and Raymo nd, .\IL!sun, :\11 .lllct Mt's Car l Dun . can and Andri'W, Sllcila K 1~ anrl Mllh Carl .11 . Onlano, C.u.f, Sh irlt•y Brnwn, Minmwllle. I A $MO prize :a-w&i-ded to AT NIW TEACHING POSTS ( h,,_,{' [{loll J ur dan .t nd Amo-n~ th ~ eroy• Jvdg.e not, th•t ye ba not ludt- et. (MalthfiW 7:1.) Fred McBride, son of a {Drmer PomeCharles P1ckena former Middle. roy r.e-sident, thiS week mak~s port residents and brother of I,Uc- tum one- of 58 national winllera in hard Pick~1111, Gravel Hill. is sup- the Elks National M(fgt Valuable erlntendent o! the Mt. Vernon Student contest. Tht:l award wa~ School system and his staff this ::.nnouneed Wed.lfesdav at th~ 92nd 1 •- Wtlt'Ia m Root • 80n Eiks Gr.aud LOOge convention in ye r me Uu<:S of formet· residents, Mr. and Mrs.· Ohtcago. Cecil R{lot, Columbus, and Mrs. F :e-el · 1 1 cd Harley DeVol whose husband la 1 1' - pTthevtoEiu1~! t·~~d P_!~ t • ' ll'S 1n e Nr s .... e w .... es. a former resident Mr. and Mrs. which ntade him eUa:ible for lhf' DeVol were recent gueats of h~ , naUorr•l competition. In June hr , · f~s!~;~ - M~;-Rtie~~~d!S h~~~es~~: 'ncetEivetl wa. intervlewecl by Julea Hqft· a1 ' man-, lctiDJ master of ceremonij!a. rn t.be a~e of Dean Stem. .M.lsl Janice Gnte ol Chatlcatoa aQd friend were Suoctay peat, ol ) ber lfaodJ)arents, Vi. ' -.c~ ]ln. WUlJaru Baker, v~ '.- :. , Hr. and Mrs. raul K&uU and ehildten retQrned :t.o their ~boiDe, , Columbus, after 11 viel~ -;ilb.~. bll pa~ts. Mr. '!nd Mr.. :W."t. Kautz and otber relatives. ' • •i • / D~ted VIII, No. 84 I entl·n e I • I'GI'Ite ~es Webster 1 ' ~barlea . 1•\ ' 1 ·Funeral H1'1Yices · 1,.,. Atpt Qlnr)< We~ __ ,.ll'l' ' who l1>i1« IU...., en Thlmday al · at EP'"'"'~l Churoli. ~ ~,., 1. Charles offti!iatlng, wtth in Beeda GRWt. Friends mor·•ll. at the bGme of her parenlll, . 'Mor~. Ge.orce McQultg OUTWfAI$ -..oo Lin•:IO'ln Hill. orll••rr '""'' M:ra. Webster WAlt a nadua.te of Pomerily HLg;h SCIIt.;).), CIUIJ ~ of 192-t. She attended t-he CtncillMl l Conservatory o.f MUSic and was a mmber 'of Be-ta Phi Musical sorCit~ After neeiviltg a dtgree M-1 Physical Edu~n from Obi Stcrte Univer~Hff_ she taught for three years 11 · Pomeroy 1-Jilh KEEPS , ••, ••••1..... ,,.., liD ~1M~ 0::.-l-...-1 ~-- Appalachian Will Huild New Office At Point ...... J. SHIRTS and PANTS ( ._,..._ -. ... f'hll hetch in the 1Ncktl"9und by "'•tns af tl'IPPilot hooks. at!· a6M of fh• heavy ~"umul• ~lon . Df fU~Mt In the ~ fire""'" we.-. un~ble to •ntet. I ckl, At.frM:ollege · ' Conferen~ _ ........ 11m ,11101 MAll • SAIIOIItl• · u~u.-mt SHIRTS l PAtiTS · Elizl,abeth Postle FunerM:,. ee Held ln.(.olumbus ~·-.cc; 14"' to 191 29 to 50 ELBE,RFELDS- RETURNING FROM PRA YE.;H ncar God, ht>lp u~ SCI that 1·vil will be p'llwerless 11nd r1ghtcousnesR comp<'llln". Grlltli wtsdom, counge, anrl • love to u;~~ that we may be lnstruments of Thy will tht s day In the name l)f the Mal!ter who has taught u s to pro~~)'. "Ou•· Fath11 1·t m he•ven . , . Amen:' THAT to Jiv e 1 P'Qneral sUvlce;tr.~e held_ to~ 4•Y in columbti:t!dc, ~- ElizaR.. bet;h B. POClltle, 01' Who -died at . · ·h ,t borne there J!l' Sl:t~ay. ·: f Mtf. Postk' w&B • native of Syt ,·',_ -.&Be' and th~ ' daughter of the late Heli1\Y and Mq.vet Schatz . Butell, . Blft'W WM: made in Alton, 0 • 'the cemetery m wblch the hw. ol .tile -'""11 IJ - b4J'Ied- tbe wldow of W. Syloles- ' BE A sE·CRETARY , Mr~ . Of'lb~rt '' Di<"k Puke~''"'"' ""''"''' S01ucd•v RtiiC'r w11s admitted tr1 thP 10 ~:,.-~lo>eph ll>oplln} P"k•·•·•- Mr .and Mrs Wayne were rercnt gue8-tS o{ Mn Goo,go P1Ckm te r of ReedsvUie, Bl'kklc!l Mr. 11nd and d•ugh- --- YES SP _, . A"ND S..ci .AII 9f.Yo~r Shirts, Dressa' A~chther . Wolhoftle Article• To ROtUNSONSf' • ., ,. - . · ·· ' .. REGULAR 169.~0- 2 PIECE. LIVING l(bpM SUIT O ~t Ill '- REGULAR 49.'50 ,.,~~ ... IV . ,EL ROCK, ER Both for $169t00 ' ' Home To HA-VE -' ' -' .- THIS ONLY·. .. -WEEK . Boy Reported As Missing writeS .I·.Doy ' Dty_ -. 1 ' ,, . BAKER FURNITURE Pd Po! Atlv Ltaundry ,("'l,urclen . , - Dept. J884 Lynbrook, N Y. Colum- I tb:~ ,l~l~~~~~·-C~m~c~>n~n~a~()~S~u~n~da~y~,~~;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;:;;:;:;;;:;!;;;:;l II Nt•whnd undrr for APJ'*'ndu:Jtb went ~~~r~rry .! OFTH,AT Populor Club Plan with her daug.hter In ~''" Relieve · Mom ,Itt,, Bce1ktoo 1">-• d.•y .,,,., • WITH tOIII$ OF t!f ,- ' . ' '' •· ' ' I • ! . _. Robil\son's • -. ' ' 1(" -,. ' '' . ' .:~ ' - Ld,b~~ry. Dale Car~ 56 Is Victim Of Fatal Amdent Near Moundsville, W.Va. Are {luck Un;l Mrs. ·Jttwrencl! \fight wl!re ~e!n.t ' b!ISi.DesJ · visl~ in Gallipftpl: ·' - - .......,._ . .,. SOUTH BlnER OVER HIM .Funeral EbeJSJ:!~ij; .~ 1\1-rs. stat~ ~t c ~ nterbmg High School, and 1~:.. ts attcnd1eg the summer l!lemester 'Ih EJI-~ d - , dd"tl al ~hamt Un 1vcrslt . e M awar s !Ire In a 1 on Y lo o._tlhef hon-ol'l!l WQn by Fred. - - -- - - - J~tnc lfl'&duait ol St. Louis, Michigan High Seh-&pl a.nd will aDPh-' NURS!~S PICNIC toward his e<llleation at Notrt For the thu-d .summer a group Dame Univel'!dty wh1eh be will of young wnmen who attend the enter this falL Holzer Hospital School of Nursing together have had a family picnic Fred was co-valed!c-:.or!~n of h1~ Th1s year they wr.-re guests of Mr class, wnn die American Legion Mr.s Edward fo..rnch and family at Citizeustup Award and ScieneP the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Award, w<m a certificate of me-rit Frc ncb. Thos e pre-sent Included lrt the Na1ionA-I Merit Co-nte~o1, an.d Mr and Mrs. Jack Millik en and two received a $3,600 nta~o •t:holartfons, Coalton. Mr. and Mrs. Ho- s hlp awarded through Notrl' mer Wnllers. Pomeroy; Mr afid Dame. Mrs. J<ti»CS HaCkworth, M:-. and Fred's parents arc Mr. an.d Mrs and Mrs. James Bl'tz and two R F. M<!Br1de of 528 Bcrt!a Strcel, children, Gallipolis. St Louis, Michigan, Mrs. McBI'Ide is the former Emma Franz a former Pomeroy resident. Be ye •herelore pei'Mct, e¥en 118 your F•ther which It In h... vrn i1 !Mrfect. (M.tthew S:48.) :Mrs E:fllr Wnhun and .s 1111 ~. fJC ldM r~ ,Juhn Zewrver anrl Mrs Mr ~nd Mrs W 1l linm Wa!.,un, Mr L'R 1 11 11 t B 111 'trl .,...r usse o " .md Mrs Orvtl WnU;11n Hnd Mrs. t J aM 1\lOrt•, ·r 1 were gucN s of . • . utt e Mr Caii'H' ll11hr ail aitcnded the Wt~ i· 1' 111 t h th h 1 ome WI t em 01 u c wen ~on and W1lson Reunwn which f< k J t a w wee s v s t . was lw lrJ nc:tr Drloware Sund11y !1' an 1 M no d ,. 1 rs. rnar .y non \11 s Huhr l'cm;uncd for :1 lunge•· of Hllr Ht~rbor, Mnine, WI'H' rece-nt 1 r,;;;::o;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;o;iii;.;;;;;;;;___ vhul. MUcsls of Mr and Mrs Th~ed Croy. i i Mrs Frnnces Parkrr had as :\1r. and Mrs. Fred Ric e o{ U!nl ~ursb tht' past week he r cla ugnte• {h.o,,'m",r , spt'n l the weekend at 1helt ~LUB 1\11·~ - C11rl Wh1te and famJ!y and ., grnndson Bobby Horn of Bunt ing Gordon Ridenour hall gonP t(.. f25, $50, $100 In f•mou• ton, Mr nnd Mr.s Wallm· Kmg of Fmdlay whtore he is employed . procluchl freal H•lp your fo'lontla and Mr. and Mrs. S111m M15. Pauline Ridenour and sun friend. pt Nttlon.l &rands Shaw nf Parker~bu1,, l•n•e• d '1 G- ' p 1 an "'rs. .,._.rge Y HJ th.., w•nt for only "1 I w.elt. · Mrs LJil te Har~ ay who hll:; s L d H t" t pen a ay In un mg on They ... v•lu•ble fnte been stay mg Wllh her daughter. Jun10r Smalley and friend of too-.nd YOU get tltt after \1.-~ Chu·a Stanley at Wu rthlnl!l- Weuton, w. Ya, spent R weekend tift-FRill Send ~ey for,._ ton • ~ spendmg two weeks here wltl:t Mr and Mrs Hobart Smalley tells •ncl Flt:ll New 276·Pit• Rererit i;m•sts of Mr and M111 l!r. and Mrs. Charles Baum re cet•log, . R K Rowan WC!l'c )ln. Nell1r rrived notice nf the cleath of .,\1· .Stml~·y 1l1lcl son pf Colu mbus And hrrt Zlpperick in Columhus Ht' Mrs Ross l'loland, Cht>l'lh·r was a resident here Cl.lr many l\1rs fo~thrt A•·huugh and "-(In rf' yrars turned homr sunday after a weeks Rohert Wood altendod a basi'!- Vl~it bus • lSI and Mrs. i::huOnl Leifheit 1-Dd 'ailm R-oget 'we~.;.busiWfss vi!i~ iD. ·~·t·helil , SatUrday. Mra. ,,'Wniatd .' • • •' Mr. -o; .' Ohio Dayton were weekend gue~ta or Mr. and Mrs. William Woodard. Mr. and .Mrs. Aldo Jeffen 11Jtl ;-on, Kenton, spe-ut the weekend It Gallipolis with her parenta, \fr, and M.rti. Clyde Saunders. hit $tOO -award at ka lltate ronvent1on in ron- PRAYER 0 Lnnl, our goa l 1.s to . be perfect m The~. Jn oll! o\Wl MIGHT FAMILY PICNIC strclig-th we ca n never achteve A flmuly ptcntc WII S hdd Satur- th1.0 hler;sed .-.ope We come to day al Colltl'll's Lake, near Harn- Thee Guard and gu tde · our sonvillc, lo r 1he family of Mr. and thoughts that Thy .strength may Mrs. Clo~rem·c Might Sr. 'Jlh~e be made perleet m weakness. In present were Mt• and Mrs 1\ll.(,"ht the name of Chr1st, i,g whom we Sr, J..l<r. and Mrs Clarence Might hne hope of ach!Cvlng perfecJr., and son , Ricky, Ba&il; Mr. tion . Amen. and M1111 Lawrence Might, Princeton, lnd , Mr. and Mrs-. John SI~>­ !On and daughter, Dorothy, Ru-tland, Mrs. Wlllard-..Ebersbatih and da\igM.ers, Joyce and Cheryl, Pom- 1\11 and )Irs F.rnt'S\ Blo~ll of Park1•1 sburg :-;pent H few day ' with Mr. and Mr~. Guy Sumnu•J- snn Tnmmy of Sumner wen.' l'all lng on Mr. 11nd Mrs. WJMyne ITS SCHOOL BUILDINGS 0. 1!. 11('~1 of Mr. ;m nu al rt•umon Sund;~v at L:mcas- :Mr anrt Mrs EdgAr Dorst nnd VOTE ' 11111111 = 1. Safe Buildings 2· Additional Classrooms 3. lmprove Educational Opportunities I Fred McBrlde Is-· Winner Of Award In Elks Contest contetrt and lhl! marka 1 he ~d time In the live.. year hlstory of tbe beauty !;lageant that an Ametl• t"an girl hal captured botb titles. At lett, Hillevl Romlun elf Sweden, last year'a "Miss Universe'!"' place& the crown on Mia MorriL (lnternatlnna(J Rutland News Noteo M'l'. and M1 ~ f<'ra nr r., il ,l..\- . lltJan oke , Va , Wl.' l'l' recl·n t )! ll l'~l.~ of Mr a•Jfl Mi''i Guy MukhtP •. Guests of Mr il lld M1 s Just1pl 1 N~le W• •t' and fanu l ~ . Mr~ Ses mondt' were M1 ~- Luuis St· ~ r101,1 (hast· Hlldll\fr.s . W1llwm Fomondo and Mr and '>11" ~ John D1 lan l'n) u) l' d a p ll'lliC nc.11 [',trkcr_;; Gt•eg• lo of Nmgar·a 1",11 1~ but·g SIIDd;t,~ d11u g h i~r at(• \'L ~ JIIng h1•r pl\n·nt s. Mr anti Mr~ J.t'l.und Ch11 ~f' Co Mr and Mrs l.cw J~ Z11mh.1r of lumbus un<l Roher t <" h a ~t· . N••y,. Allli!IIC{'. Ynrk ( H:~o arc o; prntllnJ.( th('ll va Saturdny cvr.ninl{. CL.I ton .11 thL' Ir hn tnt• ht' lc )fr nnd M1·s. Juhn 131c ss tnr~ ;md Mr-. Rf'na Bonecuflf'r :U'f'll mpanMr 11lld Mr.~ Lewi s Uupe .1 nd lt'd Jutlv Hon et•ullcr !o l 'nrkrr~­ l'hllfll!' n h<LVI:' Jl\llVL'd In \\lth hiS hurg Sunriay where l'lhc l:s empl oy- g•·and ruothc r, M1 s. Alm11 Hup!' e<! M1~ KatL• Mllkr , l'ulumhu ~ 1s \'l!li lhg hl' r lll f'('(' Oynl Al'lll st.rmJ J{ Mi .llnd !\olrs Emnutt Rou sh iilld Mr~ F luyrl Thomo~ s and ~\it ~ dnughlt•t, ~hmnel, MriS. WHltn llo!la Bal'n<'s Wl'IC calling on Peo~ I Elrojl-•n and iluu~hl !' r uf Vernon Gnff and '-1r~ Floy<1 fJ ,Jvls L 1 ~ t vts~lt·rl Thursdny with Mr. :~nd WCI.'k. Mr~ Fu·d Roush Mrs Dnn Ander,!;OtJ 'Pf'nt 1 Mr~. Florence Cu llt·n , :vlrs. B1lt couple of d11ys m Columbus W1il1 Culll'n an d Johnm r of J'laJn ValhL•r nephew and lanuly. Icy wer(' gUl'Sh of :'1-'l.ls MR.L: Kay . Lee Myers t•eturnf'd Saturd a1 J ll and Jun•ur K111g anri Eufrom .a f1sh1ng tnp 1n Ca no~du . li t· gl•nc Kmg put a roof on the new grand1laughter and husband Mz hum f' bclnl>( built for J\drlan l.<lthnnrl Mrs Bill Alr.x ;mder, Colum e~ Snturdny Mi' nncl Mrs. McFarland of bu5 hrought h im home Recent CH!Iers of Mr. :~nd Mrs Clmion , Fr:1nk Burris of Ll'. Ple-aC H Amos were · :\>Ir and Mrs sant. 1\ h anrl Mrs . Ar!J ~ Rous h Oha•·lcs Graham and ch ildren of nnrl farn1ly fl[ Dro11d Hun were rcl·1·nt g ul' ~ t s of M1 . an d Mrs New Carlisle and Mr. and Mrs Bd! Larkms, New Bo~ton Fr1•d Roush Opal Armst'rong W<~S a S11turda~· :\1 1 anrl Mr•s. i<~lwuud \!.alton 1\11 s I'I'I'Cy Ballard nnd fam1ly of Ch<HII'~ton spe nt Sunday w1th Mr 1111d M1·s. JvC' ~ Km~ TUPPERS PLAIN JULY 24 and at.ytt. ;Mr. and Mrs. Jo:bn Mi~ch. ., ' lf.r. a~d !Ml'l Jtiplus Clark and cblldre>Ji of Dublin. Ind ., and Rev and Mra. Earl Cowan o-f Tarlt.<:ir were Satu.rday guests of Mr. '8IK' Mrs. Everett 'Phomas:. · Mr. and Mrs. L•twrence Mtgh.t l\' Princeton, Ind., wbo are the RUe&' of relative, -here were In HuntinJ ton Friday to attend Cofffe Tlm1 H;mlplon f'amt.~vJ I Ie, WSAZ. Mr. • ' ' ,I ' entt guest& oC his parents, Jn Ch1cago and ~tn ]Jp t• fl 111 l rJduma VI Site d rdatiVl'll on • .at)on • and sons of COiumbue were week Mr. and Mre. Raymond Partl'l' Mr. Df Columbus wer9 weekend JU1!3tl and Mra. Max Meinhart. of her brotber-iri.law and •later, Mi'. aod Mn .Mannina Kloes Vr. IHld Ml"'. W!Uiam Baker. and s_on, Kent, and HennSD Kloes,' Jim-my Kerr of Cou:mbus Ja; Athens, left Sllnday ror a week's spending a weelu vacation ~b vacation at Lake Jecbon-. Mr. ind Mr1. Charles Buck, RutHarry J'-oe Met~Cher returned to land Road , hill 1-rome, Lebanan, Sunday -!!;fter Mr. aDd Mn. Frank Low. tDd a tvro wee~s visit wit-h hi& Unele Mr a'!ld Mrs- Pete Dire-Afield ot Mr <~nd hfrs ~1 ilham Brooks rntL·rt .. int.!d M1 s Haz('\ J{,Jbmson and family of Califo rn ia <.:onmc Wh<~rf of Nl' W ll aH· n vis:Led Glona Crum p CHESTER Tomorrow, Tuesday, TO PROVIDE. "" ..... ' Aflll S..ch, lurt!.wa. "'""' w.:.;. . I -'--~ • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 23, 1956 barrett fisher webster