https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/875b7a8157f468f4ec567be78023ff5c.pdf cf2904f3a325ccc11ec1f9c9a6c08fef PDF Text Text ' . ._JA~U(~.~11~.~~-~ Mrl. lGull Smllll 1114 ill Grove City. ;;o.;Dally;;;Se;ll;tlll;e;l~,Po~llle!;;o;y.u.~:dtfl~epo~rt~.~O~ wali. Guetta or Mrl. VIctoria ISlaAround And About Middleport Elberfelds Pomeroy Doll'ar Day ey IIIII ....., are Mr. IIIII 1\frJ. Roy Stoey IIDd cbU4ren of Jn. dlanopoU., IIIII. IIIII Mr. Mrp. Jamee HecUtl IIDd 1011, Jommy ot Ravenna, Ohio. !lor granddaucbter, Mia Cannle B•boot of Stockport, Oblo, hu been visiting ID Middleport thll Mr. ard Mrs. Dale Jacobo and daucht•r. Linda, vlltted rt'l..ntly wtth their ..., IIDd dauchter·in·law, Ale and Mrs. Rooald Jacobo who i& ota· tioned at Hampton. Va. 111ey Mlu ~bel Ay.oell and her alao visited several poinla of nephew, DBMy Fink, spent interest along the coast be- , Middleport . Mr. and Mrs. Owen FIDk and son, Danny, Mt .. Mabel Ay. Mr .. and Mrs. L. W. McCom- sell. Middleport, and Mr. a~ VISJted Tuesday ev~nmg Mrs. John Buckley and 1011, woth her father . I. E. Moller, Jeffry, of Chesapeake, beld a who is oil m Holzer hospital. family plcnlc IIDd rutin& at J WeekeMnd guestsG of t Mrs. Belpre Sunday. In the afterames urray, rant-s were noon they went to Marietta her son and daughter-in-law the c1't y tour ' where they •··• wua. Mr. ard Mrs. William Murray ol historic sitoo Including the of Worthington Ky th h boot Sn --=""'======-, j ' · museum e s ow Marietta yr I Mrs. G. G. Zeigler, who re- der U.:.knut Point sides with her daughter and eon~g• groun11a the Jndi. family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Da- an Mounds. POMEROY. OHIO venporl. Jerry and Mickey, has Mr nd Mrs H bert F' k been on a vacation trip in f Mid~ t ~ ~ . ••uglml· TONIGHT She is visiting in ° epor etr ..... NOT OPEN i Md .1h \1 ter and family, M. and I ...i and Mrs . Oanit>l FRIOAY ond SATURDAY August 9·10 "SODOM & GOMORRAH"' ·Grim:~ . · r. FOR VACATION Ol'j VACATION Aug, 11 thru Aug. 29 I 1 BOUNTY.. (Technicolorl trip to Myrtle Bt>ach, V.a . CarIa and Cathy Bland were guests of Mrs . Reynolds while their parents wer~ in Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Dovle Miller visited recently wilh heir daughter and family, Mr. and s,,t, I, 9, 16, 1I "IT HAPPENED AT THE WORLll'S FAIR" s;;t. it21 and Venetio Stevenson -and- Nothing in this lifetime has "THE HEAD'• (Technicolor) Laurence, Harvey and Claire Bloom s1turday "PANIC IN YEAR ZERO" Sept. 27 thru Od. 2 Ray Milland WALT DISI\t&Y'S "SUMMER MAGIC"' (Technicolor) Burl lves Jean Hagen - and"THE BROkEN LAND" Kent Taylor Dianna Darrin (Color By Deluxl') -. Reg. 45.00 to 55.00 On Sale_ 22.50 to 27.50 SPORT COATS l price Reg. 29.50 to 35.00 On Sale_ 14.75 to 17.50 Men's Pin Check Pants - - 2.00 Sino Broken. Regular 3.49 for and cake to be served. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne King, Mr. and Mrs. Jlo. mer Forrest, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Miller, Mr. and Mro. Robert Hoover and Laura, Lawrence Reed, Mrs. Curtis. Teresa Hendricks, Wilt, Francia Hysell, Mrs. Ed Rbssell and Mr. and Mra. Guy Russell, hosts. August Meeting HeldAtHome Of Mrs. Smith The Aug118t meeting of t h e Golden Rule class ol the PorneChurch of Christ was held ll1'ueoday evening at the home Mrs. Harold Smith in Just Arrived! Sweaters For fa.l land for school. Some 1re "'Hi~>'· and "Hers." 8·'8 .. 16·98 Turkey Dinner la Given For Son Mr. and Mra. John Bryan of Middleport, entertained with a turkey dinner Sunday In honor soo, PFC Albert Bryan, recenUy relorned to t h e after IS montha of the Army In Korea with a cavalry division. Beyan will turn to Ft. Hood, Tex. lifter :llklay furlouch with hla par· ents. Present for the dinner were Mr. and Mra. Fred George and of ~. Mr. ind Mn. Dan1ny Bryan and aon, Danny, Bryan'• mother, Faye Palmer of Middlewho · allo ceJeltratacl ilrtliday. \ $J.OO fw REG. $13.95 REG. $1G.95 - - - - - - REG. $1.95 - - - - - - REG. $5.95 Women's 2.95 and 3.95 SALE SALE SALE SALE able ball pen, extra le,cr., ball pen refill, extra eraser. Auorted colors. IIG. VALUI $1.47 ~. $1'00 Including solid ~olors, plaids, checks In regular and Ivy League styles, sizes small (14·14'h) medIum (1S.l5'At) large (UI-16111) and extra large (17-17111) Sl'\.00 I. T free cartridges. MediUD;I and fine prhJts, assorted $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 $3.00 REG. VALUE $1.49 Pint 51•• Mono and lloyo By Thermos Heavy metal case wlth heat-resistant plastic handled cup. Strong vacuwn Adjustable wire creasers for slacks and unlform trousers. 2 pairs insulated. Attractive gray o.,. $1.00 Dollor Small rroup of women's 2.9~ and 3." sixteen rib umbrella;,;. Assorted soUd• and printli. All eotton baby doll and full length atyleJ. Allor!· RCA VICTOR ed prinlll. Sizeo 2 thru 8. Portable Record Player. Solo VALUE ALL FOR-- S29.95 . OTHER PORTABLE RCA VICTOR RECORD PLAYERS $49.95 fo $149.95 A WONDERFUL VALUE IN VALUE PACK 49c Plays singly all speed records, 16, 33, 45 and 78 RPM. Famous RCA Victor Golden Throat Tone. $1.00 ..... 12 penciJs, · 6-ineh ruler, 3harpener and erafltr. with red stripes. $1.00 $1·00 S,.Ciof Vacuum Bottles TROUSER CREASERS Summer Pajamas T School Special cartridge Pen, plus aeven UMBRELLAS .... -. ..... CARTRIDGE PEN colors. Salel Glrlt' 1.95 Sl'\,00 I. me- chanical pencil, .retract- Womens Swimsuits 34C Staggering $8.4 ~Iillion Probably Lost In Robbery SPITFIRES FINISH HIGH - Organized softball moved into high gear this IUIJio mer under Middleport Recreation Department supervision with the Ramblers - a group of Kaiser Aluminum wives - winning the chamoionsbip. This Spitfire team of Middleport girls copped second place. The program ·has caused some male eyebrows to rise as distaffs prepared the evening meal encumbered by 'wounds of that day's battle. An imaginary ··conversation" between the male umpire of a girls' sof~ ball game and a batter might go like this: "'Mam, that was a ball. Yes I know thlt was a strike, but it still was a ball. Yes Mam. Yes, MAMI, Anyhow, left to right, ltJst row, are Carol Scot!, Joy Boggs, Sandy Peebles, Barbara Hoffner, Hope Bishop, Joyce Long. Second row, Sue Anne Bradbury, Chris Bahr, Charlotte Glaze, Sara Peebles, and Judy Kerns. - Sentinel Photo. -------- ptr pkg. BONDEX RUG BINDING Juol Iron It on - 1\l In . wide. All populu colon. 20c ,...,.. Women's Banlon Cardigan SwHten RCA WHIRLPOOL $249.95 $3.95 fall colon - lone sleeves - fitted bottoms - matebinl pearl button aim. Sizes 34 to 40. Colors: teal blue. ct81l· verry, camel, dark ereen and white. BIC AIR CONDITIONER 100% banlon cardigan bY "Featherknlt." AU the new Area cooling capacity 600 sq. ft. But ratlna 8,500. Operates on 115 volt circuit. $179.00 eSee our complete group of women• neaten now on display - beautiful bulky knits in cardlpn atj>leo-prlnted orlons in long sleeve alipovers and cardigaDI - fine · knlt orloDJ and banlon• ln cardigan• and alipoven. Rep- .... ,.2 orf 39C Yoluo MATTRESSES KODA~ Covered with an attractive quilted licldn(. Haa exclUJive New Adjuoto-- Sprlllfi, aide venia and side bandleo for euy turnln&: A group of girls summer shorts, ID short shorts and jamaica lengths, solids and patterns, slzea 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. Regular $1.69 and $1.95 Girls Shorts ......Sale $1.00 From W•..rmen SALEI SIMMONS INNERSPRING tar and extra siJ.es. Sale I GIRLS SHORTS BALL PENS No skip - no amear no eloJ. Red, blue or black Ink, medium point. DOLLAR DAYS MATCHING SHORT SLEEVE SLIPOVIRI ........ $2.95 PULL liD SIZI ONLY .... VERICHROME PAN FILM . R... SSe por nil Valuo for $39· 00 Mal¢hllll Box Sprl111 In Slack $39.00 45C No. 120, 121, 620, black and white. Regular 69c and $1.00 Girls Shorts __:_ Sale SOc p.95 OOOil 'N WALL s12.95 Heirloom Spreads WONDERFUL VALUES IN GIRLS Back To School Dresses $1.95 -S2.95 _$3.95 A New Selection .50 ed games with prizes awarded 2 Dollor Dayo Containo atlck ball pen, fountain pen, SPORT SHIRTS SALE REG. $1.95 - - - - - - - - " - - SALE $1.25 SALI69c REG. $1.00 to on sal• 2 $5 34 tbru 44. ent also were Mrs. Walter Kennedy Jr. IIDd gueots, Sandra Roush and Kent and Kevin Jeffers. SHIRTS, 1h Pric•, Ret. 3.98 to 5.00, .... 2.9l Dollar Oay• es. Assorted prlntl. Sizes REG. $2.95 - - - - - - - SALE $1.69 MEN'S SHORT $LEEVI DRESS tan, light tan, white, or· chid, lt. gret"n. blac-k. l styles and colors In beauliful prints. Sizes 10 to 18 and 141fa to 241fa. full length pojamao. Lace trimmed and tailored styl- freshments were served. Pres- to R.,. 2.98 to 4,98, on t~l• - - - - med. . tfi)t· broadcloth 2 to ODD LOT MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS, Short 1l"v", % priu, blue. nel jerseys, drip dry tuns . and arnel. All new cotton AI advertised In Reador'o Dlgl!ll. MENS $2.95 SHORT SLEEVE T Fine to Mrs. Jeffers, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Milton Rruoh, and re· l·OO 1.4 9 1.98 to 2.98, on ••I• BOYS' KNIT SPOilT SHIRTS, Short Olive, li.ght 2 at the home of Mr. and Guy Russell. Following 3Upper the meeting was Oipened with scripture reading by Mrs. Homer Forrest, with T~resa Hendricks giving Size small, medium and large. White and solid col- $1'\,00 Solo I. 2.49 Short tiMvN. V•lu.. to 4.98, H i e - - - - - Sweat Shirts dreSies includinJ ar· 39 Hours After Birth WRITING KIT PAJAMAS Devotlona were led and an article. "To!8Cilin the home," was read . Aldo Jeflera. During b;:~~= session, members •s to roD call by giving Beatitudes. It waa voted to Christmas cards 11 a money making project. Mrs. Denver Kapple conduct- MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Short Sl•ve '9·'5 FRIDAY AUGUST WHNver KNIT SPORT SHIRTS Wayne King with ice cream l price DOLLAR DAYS! bronzetone. - UpholllerJ coloro walnut, patterned while and white • &old. OHIO MENS $1.95 SHORT SLEEVE BROADCLOTH new boola-..1 - aeat llfll up for otap lit convenience. Roomy, rubber treoded ltl>p.o. Frame ltlo Dollor Dayo Assorted styles and fabrics. Regular sizes 32 thru 38. Extra size 44. picnic to IJe held August 2t5 the horne of Mr. ond Mrs. Guy Russell for members the cla11 and the entire church membership. The class voted to financial gill to Eugene t:v11n• who is a patient at Holzer has. in Gallipolis. The next meeting will be held September I at the home of Mr. and Mrs. MEN'S SUITS Something New For II $1.00 $6.00 $6.00 $5.00 $4.00 $4.00 Mrs. James Reed was named chairman of the RC cap Plans were discussed for Odd Lot Of price, lt... fall uf the prayer. During the business meeting DOllAR DAYS IIHYM, 'h Lynn and Nancy. have returned to their home in Summit, N. J. after visiting A~ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs . Garen Stansbur~·. Grant-st. Rhonda Ervin of Racine is spending se,·eral days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fink. Miss Sharon Jones is spending several days in Dayton and which met Friday evening, Au- Aug. 10 SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE Women'• 2,95 $3.44 group womena A A cookout supper was held for m.,mbers of Class I of the Bradford Church of Christ Prepared you fur $16.50 DRESSES - $13.95 DRESSES _ _ $12.95 DRESSES _ _ $1o.95 DRESSES _ _ $1.95 DRESSES - ' - - $7.95 DRESSES DRESSES mingway and children, Peter, Cookout Held By Members Of Class I TONIGHT & FRIDAC "HORROR HOTEL" With Dennis Loti• <Technicolor) Elvis Presley, Jo1n O'Brien "THE WONOERFUL WORLD OF THE BROTHERS GRIMM" T WOMINI Racine spent SurMiay at Cam- ...........==--....=..-.-,)Cincinnati. Marlon Brando - Tarita FRIDAY Dollar $I\ .00 Doyo I. Mr . and Mrs. William Bland, do:-n Park in Huntingtoo , W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hem- CLosED Hayley Mill• Not all slzea In this eroup of dresses, but real val- ors. Howard Ervin and ehildl'f'·ft (Technicolor) Carla and Cathy, and Mr. Stewart Granger, Pier Ange- and Mrs. Paul Moats. visited li, ~Lanley Baker, Rosanna Podesta. Rik ;Battaglla, Danc- recently with Mrs. Pearl Heyooids and Mrs. Minerva Childers: Alice & El.lt>n Kessler. Colorcertoon : ers. They were enroute to Running time~ 2 HrH 45 mm . their home in Akron after a "1UTINY ON THI ~ :=, Comfotlllble· Neck Sizes 14'At to 17. Lona tall. Choose pima cot· ton or daeron and cotton. REGULAR REGULA" REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR 1 t>tt. EBcl..... rn. Doe. a • . . . 1aa& fOil• Coset Stlt Stocds DRESS SHIRTS · DRESSES ues. AI l'lt ....... .W ltt thllea'J' ... lllataplfloll-. ' I MEIGS THEATRE Aug. 30 thru Sept. J WH~TE " 11US REGULAR $2.91 MENS SHORT SLEEVE · A PINAL CLIARANCI 01' WOMINS SUMMER .enttne~ •• NOW YOU KNOW P;~. FRIDAY 9 A.M. tO 5 P.M.., SATURDAY 9 A.M. to 9 Tuesday in Gallipolis 8nd Pt. fore returnin"g to th4i!ir home in past week. Pleasant. While m Ill. Pleas· ant they visited the Tu-Endio,..i Mu.oeum and il8o attend· ed the open house awnsored by the Chevrolet at the opening of their new used car lol. Mr and Mrs Walter Roush . . have receivf'J word that thetr · · 'th son, Don, who 1>. servmg WI the Navy. " stahoned m Ha- J Enjof going back to school In these beautiful colorful cotton dresses, styles seen In blgher priced dresses, all easy to we fabrics In solids, plaids, __, stripes and ~becks. Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. __ SALEI Beach Bags and Tote Bags prlntl Ill yellow, 1'018, oquo, Hlie, brown, blue. $5.00 STORM COVER 69c IS'- 6 fo 16) $1.69 Day Speclab at the WarehoUJe on MfCbanle $treel Special nle prices on C'"naole~~m. lbloleuiD, Sandmt, JDCI Congoleum rup alto Dollar ·Day ·Ja~e prlcea on ~· ~nd Girls Bicycles. Pure olumfnulll. beU.nt tor .tn~l'nl ·plea, cake., ate. 4 pallli In • S2.95 4 ....... $lOO -ma. lciihroom Scales . DRAPERY SAMPLES Vlllt lba drapeey d-ent alld oeo the new potteriU .I and eolon of .draPHJ. aampl• for WI. IfiWe .Jour dr&pol ouatom lllllle fo Order - l'nr Width - and l!IDI!l!.=-l!!>ed . _ ..a,.. .,....... i'O...,•. HNtiiiOMitw Bayon with frlqed .ada - lldd realalant ba-(. lleltu· llful colora. 24 x 16 IIZI -RIO. fi,H -----··--··--· IALI IU9 27 x 41 SIZI - IIG. 12.95 .............. IALI P.at a x S lfZI - IIG, M.H ---·--·'········ IALI p.6t 4 x 6 IIZI - 110, $1M --·····-·--·-·-· IALI "·" 24 x 70 IIZI - 110. PM ----·-------· IALI P.ft lllllln'l", PANS FOR GLIDIR , Electrically oealed Waterproof, 78" lenathfull drOI>--elolllle U'OIIIId bottom. Color creon, RIPPLI.O or SJ-OO Aluminum floll THROW RUGS SPECIAL SALE POll DOLLAR DAYS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Don't forget to take advantap of the Pwnc lrreiiUlan of better qual· tty patch quillll. llufflod. 801114. Fully bleaelled. Nyloo llltebed. Attra<tloe latvrday OorJ lxtr• H••vr PATOI QUILTS Prklar and BOYS SWIM TRUNKS Reg. $1.95 Boys Swim Trunb ByHI...h Exponda from 14'' to 24 ln. Adjusta up or doWn: to fit all arraJijfements. Beautiful baked eDOIIl,J flnllh In wbita and blaek. Dollar Assorted Prints and Styles Reg. $1.00 Boys Swim Trunlcl lSI-. 2 fo 71 - SHEL YES lleol'J welcbt - eompleleiJ waobable and preobrunk Super full oizea In full or twin. Wblte, antlqua while and putel eolon, . ' .. ' e8rfrti Jio your -IUN'I'OIIh and lot ""··" "' Plf, Nl,ct • Eioy 1o n..i ~Ia!. Weliba . up to 300 1111. White eaa· meled with blaek baaa and plttotle eovll!'ed platform. ~6.95 Retired NYC Engineer Of �' Ri\'er Report .$15,MPot Old Salem " ·' ·. '. Dally Seatlnel, Pometorllldclleport, 0 ., New Hav n Helen llelp Us/. Alii- t, 1 • 1'EWISI~J1 . . IARifl SHOP WILL IE CLOSED Mon., Aug. 12th Thru Sat., Aug. 17th· ALUM A NATION No. 301 He•vy Duty Liquid Aluminum Ccming Designed for ROOFS and aU types of METAL and MASONRY. Coats, caulks, beau· tifies and reflects heat. Wa. terproof and rustproof. Get it tomorrov.·t Guorontoed 8 Yoorol Dine Out Voice Of Broadway ••. Reporting By DOROTHY KILGALLEN . JI" ; MISS MIDNIGHT IN LONDON : Pet· er O'Toole, the marvelous star of "Law· renee of Arabia," celebrated his 30th birthday at Buckinghamshire galloping across the fields with Richard Burton for a scene in "Becket" and sipping champagne between takes Dtckie's celebrated friend was not present, but her canvas chair, lettered "Elizabeth Taylor," stood by as a con· slant reminder that the lady was prob· ably off having her hair done or getting in some shopping before the stores clos· ed for the bank holiday. Quite obviously Burton and O'Toole like each other enormously and share a mutual admiration. Both enjoy fooling around and making witty remarks when the cameras are not turned on, but they switch back into character in seconds when it's time for action. O'Toole is not the world's best horse· man, and he was having trouble reining in his mount with one hand while hold· ing aloft a wicked-looking falcon with the o!her. At one point Burt~n told him: "For the Lord's sake, Peter, don't get yourself killed on your birthday." O'Toole grinned. "I must say I prefer camels," he said. " At least they kneel down and make It easy for you to get up on them." For the role of King Henry ll, he is back to his natural black curly hair (he had it strai· ghtened and made blond for "Lawrence") and he looks amusingly Machiavellian. Burton is older and shorter and thicker through the waist, bul still enormously attractive-especially when he speaks. As the falcons flapped about and clawed at the gauntlets of the two men, he said, "These birds are lunatics" - which was quite apt - and once when he and O'Toole had come to a bait after another successful gallop across the grassy plains, Burton commented: "I'm tbe Welsh John Wayne." Studio executives said the picture wu going along swimmingly because the two stars worked so well together. With The Family Single Leur Faun! There was just one difficulty. Burton is so gregarious, such a fascinating talker in the manner of Dylan Thomas, that they have had to clamp down on visitors to the set. More than once their Becket has become so involved in an ~njoyable dialogue that there's been no more shooting for the rest of the afternoon. • • THE MARTIN RESTAURANT Route 7 big, lustrous 32" x 21"' double bowl oink. Won't rtlll or stair. ever. The low, loW frice inc1udes a beauti u.l chrome .. plated single lever faucet, aerator, handy spray and 2.. stalDhsa So have I, but there the resemblance • • A friend of mine who has just popped into London after an extensive tour of the Continent brought with him IIIII cheery news that Sonny I.Jston bad been booked into the Tivoli in Stockholm as "an attraction." "What does he do?" I inquired. "He skips rope to 'Night Train,'" was th~ reply. There's no business like show busi- ness. • • 3 ROOMS SAVE NOW .. . onthis wei~ht. • Middleport • Gina Lollobrigida is in town for a bit of work, and we've been trying to get to· getber for lunch or tea, but bet:w~en her fittin•s for the movie and my fltttings on the Ward case, we haven't made it yet. From piclur.s that have been published in the London papers, tbe beautiful Gina appears to have put on a bit of ends. The kids will love It! The food is superb, the servtce prompt, 1\~~7/).=~~~ the atmosphere pie• ant. Mode.t prices! bit tbe olber - bee•... couldD't see sood. Tliea J ' away becauae I eauldo see what I hit." tbe alfettdo wait lined and hla " - · reo: for vision. New Furniture $30.00 Down - Belenc:e en Con""'-t Ttnne ste~J basket$5750 stramers. 8 'AASON ~"'' n .'URNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. RIVERSIDE LAUNDROMAT • Prince Philip, who undoubtedly couldn' t care less, is enjoying a wave of unpopularity with the Queen's subjects at the moment. Two reasons are given by Londoners. First, they blame him for insisting on inviting the Greek Royalty to Princess Alexandra's wedding, an unfortunate stand in view of the flap over Cypress. Second, they think he's taken pains to "snoot" Lord Snowdon, Princess Mar· garet's husband. _; However, there exists a hard core of j!ritish ladles who lland up for Philip ·jmd think Eli2abetb Ia "very lucky to be Queen and have 1uch a good-looldoe husband, too." Today's Medical Report '299 ONLY SUNSHINE CENTER Thriftiest Frost·Proof Frilidaire Makes! COIN-OP LAUNDRY ond DRY CLEANING Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Sleeth of CharlesiOD and Mr. llld Mra. G. Marrs of Hamden were recent of Mra. Maud auests • £-. thl freeZer never doirmli!III-Wilh udutiw FrooioPiool syst4!111 ' . • lOIJ.Ib. 1110 ..... froearl • Twin ~idf<>ul 111111 ond ~.. Hydntors. • SlontP daqt IOP-GitAUIY •&IU'AIIIPII aJlOIS • Willi ......,~~ ..klnl ~-todbolll4tl _ 6:00 A.M. TO 11:00 P.M. DAILY recenlly. '* ou 111111, D,#ICIIJ'Rw•cw • FtialdiiN de• I f OPEN SUNDAY, Aug. 11 Mr. and Mra. Don Mellade and children of Canal Wbtcbeovldted her parmta, Mr. iad Willie Da'VIa, Mr. and Mn. IVicllor Wolfe and other refa. I I - PPIII'14T-1 1U1 IlL ft. 4 ...... or wllltll ' l'fl'DIIo14T-1 .. whlll PIIUIIII EMmell tlllfJ,toa' Mrs. Edna llaymu of New Is vlallin(j Mr. and A. C. Bnclfonl. IIO.IJ op.(fJ 'l.l)'f pu. ."" -·------- IM81rshl~~ Dolllr Dlyt Ad ._, " 1 Lot l.adlw .;'' FOR DRY CLEANING CUSTOMERS Correction Of.Our -Ttlu.ay . . . .14Tol PROFESSIONAL PRESSING SERVICE AVAILABLE SWIM ·. I'OR ONLY $79.95 M•d.. Sp41 T.V. Single Load Wash _ 20c Big 25 lb. lo•d W•sh _ SOc Double Load W•sh _ 30c Drying 10c Per 10 MinUt.. DRY CLEANING • •.• • sz Per Load WITH 50c FREE PRESSING atch For Our Grand MAIN ST. ' ' • �' Ri\'er Report .$15,MPot Old Salem " ·' ·. '. Dally Seatlnel, Pometorllldclleport, 0 ., New Hav n Helen llelp Us/. Alii- t, 1 • 1'EWISI~J1 . . IARifl SHOP WILL IE CLOSED Mon., Aug. 12th Thru Sat., Aug. 17th· ALUM A NATION No. 301 He•vy Duty Liquid Aluminum Ccming Designed for ROOFS and aU types of METAL and MASONRY. Coats, caulks, beau· tifies and reflects heat. Wa. terproof and rustproof. Get it tomorrov.·t Guorontoed 8 Yoorol Dine Out Voice Of Broadway ••. Reporting By DOROTHY KILGALLEN . JI" ; MISS MIDNIGHT IN LONDON : Pet· er O'Toole, the marvelous star of "Law· renee of Arabia," celebrated his 30th birthday at Buckinghamshire galloping across the fields with Richard Burton for a scene in "Becket" and sipping champagne between takes Dtckie's celebrated friend was not present, but her canvas chair, lettered "Elizabeth Taylor," stood by as a con· slant reminder that the lady was prob· ably off having her hair done or getting in some shopping before the stores clos· ed for the bank holiday. Quite obviously Burton and O'Toole like each other enormously and share a mutual admiration. Both enjoy fooling around and making witty remarks when the cameras are not turned on, but they switch back into character in seconds when it's time for action. O'Toole is not the world's best horse· man, and he was having trouble reining in his mount with one hand while hold· ing aloft a wicked-looking falcon with the o!her. At one point Burt~n told him: "For the Lord's sake, Peter, don't get yourself killed on your birthday." O'Toole grinned. "I must say I prefer camels," he said. " At least they kneel down and make It easy for you to get up on them." For the role of King Henry ll, he is back to his natural black curly hair (he had it strai· ghtened and made blond for "Lawrence") and he looks amusingly Machiavellian. Burton is older and shorter and thicker through the waist, bul still enormously attractive-especially when he speaks. As the falcons flapped about and clawed at the gauntlets of the two men, he said, "These birds are lunatics" - which was quite apt - and once when he and O'Toole had come to a bait after another successful gallop across the grassy plains, Burton commented: "I'm tbe Welsh John Wayne." Studio executives said the picture wu going along swimmingly because the two stars worked so well together. With The Family Single Leur Faun! There was just one difficulty. Burton is so gregarious, such a fascinating talker in the manner of Dylan Thomas, that they have had to clamp down on visitors to the set. More than once their Becket has become so involved in an ~njoyable dialogue that there's been no more shooting for the rest of the afternoon. • • THE MARTIN RESTAURANT Route 7 big, lustrous 32" x 21"' double bowl oink. Won't rtlll or stair. ever. The low, loW frice inc1udes a beauti u.l chrome .. plated single lever faucet, aerator, handy spray and 2.. stalDhsa So have I, but there the resemblance • • A friend of mine who has just popped into London after an extensive tour of the Continent brought with him IIIII cheery news that Sonny I.Jston bad been booked into the Tivoli in Stockholm as "an attraction." "What does he do?" I inquired. "He skips rope to 'Night Train,'" was th~ reply. There's no business like show busi- ness. • • 3 ROOMS SAVE NOW .. . onthis wei~ht. • Middleport • Gina Lollobrigida is in town for a bit of work, and we've been trying to get to· getber for lunch or tea, but bet:w~en her fittin•s for the movie and my fltttings on the Ward case, we haven't made it yet. From piclur.s that have been published in the London papers, tbe beautiful Gina appears to have put on a bit of ends. The kids will love It! The food is superb, the servtce prompt, 1\~~7/).=~~~ the atmosphere pie• ant. Mode.t prices! bit tbe olber - bee•... couldD't see sood. Tliea J ' away becauae I eauldo see what I hit." tbe alfettdo wait lined and hla " - · reo: for vision. New Furniture $30.00 Down - Belenc:e en Con""'-t Ttnne ste~J basket$5750 stramers. 8 'AASON ~"'' n .'URNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. RIVERSIDE LAUNDROMAT • Prince Philip, who undoubtedly couldn' t care less, is enjoying a wave of unpopularity with the Queen's subjects at the moment. Two reasons are given by Londoners. First, they blame him for insisting on inviting the Greek Royalty to Princess Alexandra's wedding, an unfortunate stand in view of the flap over Cypress. Second, they think he's taken pains to "snoot" Lord Snowdon, Princess Mar· garet's husband. _; However, there exists a hard core of j!ritish ladles who lland up for Philip ·jmd think Eli2abetb Ia "very lucky to be Queen and have 1uch a good-looldoe husband, too." Today's Medical Report '299 ONLY SUNSHINE CENTER Thriftiest Frost·Proof Frilidaire Makes! COIN-OP LAUNDRY ond DRY CLEANING Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Sleeth of CharlesiOD and Mr. llld Mra. G. Marrs of Hamden were recent of Mra. Maud auests • £-. thl freeZer never doirmli!III-Wilh udutiw FrooioPiool syst4!111 ' . • lOIJ.Ib. 1110 ..... froearl • Twin ~idf<>ul 111111 ond ~.. Hydntors. • SlontP daqt IOP-GitAUIY •&IU'AIIIPII aJlOIS • Willi ......,~~ ..klnl ~-todbolll4tl _ 6:00 A.M. TO 11:00 P.M. DAILY recenlly. '* ou 111111, D,#ICIIJ'Rw•cw • FtialdiiN de• I f OPEN SUNDAY, Aug. 11 Mr. and Mra. Don Mellade and children of Canal Wbtcbeovldted her parmta, Mr. iad Willie Da'VIa, Mr. and Mn. IVicllor Wolfe and other refa. I I - PPIII'14T-1 1U1 IlL ft. 4 ...... or wllltll ' l'fl'DIIo14T-1 .. whlll PIIUIIII EMmell tlllfJ,toa' Mrs. Edna llaymu of New Is vlallin(j Mr. and A. C. Bnclfonl. IIO.IJ op.(fJ 'l.l)'f pu. ."" -·------- IM81rshl~~ Dolllr Dlyt Ad ._, " 1 Lot l.adlw .;'' FOR DRY CLEANING CUSTOMERS Correction Of.Our -Ttlu.ay . . . .14Tol PROFESSIONAL PRESSING SERVICE AVAILABLE SWIM ·. I'OR ONLY $79.95 M•d.. Sp41 T.V. Single Load Wash _ 20c Big 25 lb. lo•d W•sh _ SOc Double Load W•sh _ 30c Drying 10c Per 10 MinUt.. DRY CLEANING • •.• • sz Per Load WITH 50c FREE PRESSING atch For Our Grand MAIN ST. ' ' • �,, '. I • W~rry's •• Homer In 9th Is Clincher llf: : : Husky Pomeroy Pony Leag- gles by Boer, l"'nllw, Werry, oo a single by Davit! Carr. n wao In tho nut bmlDg tllat PomeiOY plteberl Wfllr1,.,.. ...,. Dick Werry hit a booming Rex Cummlnga and Ted MorarMiddleport Ued the score iKi law and the winner, B a e r, two-run homer in the ninth inD- ity. Sauer doubled for Middle- Middleport came to Wt In when Bradbury singled, Bern- s1rUck out ellbl, bit two IIIII illg Tbursdly evenin& to defeat port In the first but was left the fofth and scored three runs alked T bill walked siX. Middleport IIIOUlld&Middleport, !Hi, in a playoff for stranded on second. when TaMehill and Sauer were ard Lyons w ' , anne_ men fanned 11 and waited~ the !!IIIIIDW Jeaeue champion· walked by Werry' and Moore was sale on a fielder a choice, Middle pori 000 031 010-1 t t sh' Pomeroy added 1110thor run was hit to load the bases. Jon Sauer was safe on 111 error, Pomeroy toO 1GI 011-4 I I ~;,...y blasted the long hom- in the fourth when Morarlly Cunningham's blooper Into short and Moore was walked. Tbe on- Moore, Sauer (I), 'J'aftMh!ll er over the Pomeroy Baptist 11ed off ·with a base on baDa right center rolled for a triple ly other hit of the game was (LPl, and Swan, Moore (1). church In cen~t~rlield with no went to second when Wood; to empty tba baoes and put a oingle by Pomeroy'l Charlie Werry, rtnlaw (II.;;: (I), one out and Ronnie Logan, grounded out, and came home Middleport back In the game. Hyaoll tn the 1ixtb. (WP) and 11,yMll, llf7 (8). who had walked, on base Mark Tannehln, Middleport pitcber, .... third the victim. The score was deadlocked iKi when tbe regulation seven Innins• wera completed. Middleport took the laad 11-5 In the top of the eighth when Asa Bradbury drew a baBe on balls, stole second, and came home on an overthrow while attempting to steal third. Tannehlll followed with a single but was forced at second base. Pomeroy rarued to tle up the game in its half of the eighth when Tom Woods walked, David Carr walked with two away, and Eddie Baer drove the tying run home with a clutch double. "' ~'o • f "· . ,. ,, Jl" dJMp& Lol Angoloo SID ll'rlllCIIot 81. J.,oulo QUclgo Clllclnnotl pblledtlphla Piltlbur&h D0dgers Invade c.·nci·nnat·I .. .. .111'1 D 10 .&If ea 11 .ID .. - e =====tiDaDy SeatlueJ, l'omeroT·JQdtDeport, 0., Aq. t, ll II SO LON& ALL YOU '63 I IT'S BEEN NICE It71' .JIISI!Io .. Yor~..........,....• -Ito HELLO SAVINGS I II 1111•:.~~::=~~ andpointleaa. ....... WAITU But with the help of the Church, y011 can find the right path. By attenollng ita servIce• and joiuing In its wora, your way through life can be made straight and happy. Take the Hanel of God, and you need. IIOV8I' fear atem Juetice. WINDOFT/119! With h L Ul ,..., ope lt fl7 • in 1ome meaaure, /olter and help ''"" tofn,llurt whieh fa food in I'lamily a--' commun•"ty lt'/e. tL'f-· ,,.. '"" tUl' •--' r... •• L b · f" d e ... lpon•or.,.. u;y 1118 IUIRell arms an organillatiom whtn1 name. appeor below. R. H. RAWLINGS &SONS CO. WILLIS ANTHONY Klddleporl 240 Uncoln St. Middleport Phone WY Z·Zi180 OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. HEINER'S BAKERY &ka'O O! GOod Bread Ulm!IDilon, W. Va. GUARANTEED Syracuse Tourney Openjng On 19th TO FREEZE! .. 12 cu. fl. Westinghouse A Good large 1S cu. ft. General Electric 2 Door Combination 150 lb. Freezer, Revolv· ing Shelves, Shelves In Door-New Unit .. Guarantee .. $19 500 ARE our. ALL '83 DODOES AT; BIG, BID SAVINGSI 40" General Electric Range Completely Automatic New Guarantee STEAK HOUSE • 1 Fabuloua 1 Those popular Dodae Boys are swlnalne with ulea succas I They've aot the ability to deal you In on the biggest barplns of the year. Rlibt now, they're pridlll low, bteaUse they're dosln1 out the modal year with .clean·UP I&V· lnp 011 MIY '63 Dodae in itock. out theY 10· And you save 1 pile of douah. With lhe Dodge Boys IGreat IllY* to do victory ov<!r Dietrich Eddtbe Will Germnny. Fr...,.i• Durt France, Edda Budiag of Germany end ADelle Van Zyl South Africa advance to the elli quarlar-liual Jingles braclll5. 19SI CHIVROLIT 161 StatloD Waf!ISI. Sta. '1'riDI. e129s .... NOW $1095 CIWI 1114 10U4, buain• with. flu 1951 STUDIBAKII 2 Speed - 2 Cycle New Guarantee 0..., ly """"· And Ttkt 'lm Home WYU432 RECEIVES OK CHICAGO <UPil - ~~':= Titus Halla hal re<elved a! to buy tile Aurora Dowm track lot $UIIO.OOII. Baffa aald would nat aJlll bameos !ng dates lllld modernip track that hal heel Idle lor eral yean. . --- OF AMERICA Local UDion 8888 Bavenawood,W.Va. PomerOJ 1 Ohio STARK'S DRUGS V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY "WALGIIIBN AGENCY" ~OJ SWISHER & LOHSE REULL DRUGS Wei'W All Daclton 1'rucrlllllonl W1' UIIIIS Pom..oy ROLLER PHARMAcY tliddleport, Oblo CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK $791 Cbampioa (8) 'D!'; .blltber te1111111117 ur "Tile I'PIIndl111d" iltddleport, Ob1o bepolitt !lilared IIJ ftllC . 1951 M..CUIY 4 DL $795 $195 Hardtop. Auto. TraDI. Radio 1114 iitater. Set St 1tl1110ltJ 1'1 PA!IUME .... '"' 500 2 Dr. l:lar4top. Badlo, Heater, Olle OWIIII:1 l'flll Diet lta. tnU. . . ,, BOWERS DRIVE·INN . ll H. RAWLINGS SORS .CO. . ' MILl~-a st((lfiD .Stuns. \ l --; 10:0. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Eu.,... 130 E. Second PomoroJ WY 2-2440 LIEVING COAL COMPANY Ellibliobad In 1801 West Columbia, W. Va. Ph. Moaon SP 3-81113 HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE w• ••m St. Pomeroy 8upp0rlthe Cburcb o1 Your Cbolco •, RESTAURANT . E, llala- HOGG AND ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO., INC. t'We Rave It" Pboae 'I'I'Sa54 'IIIJOn, '1/t. Va. Attend the Cbarcb of y..., Choice! BEN FRANKLIN STORE !ill¥ Mmpl'llkill Elm Mld-:"' aUJ..· • !_!!!"'Ice tM ci:!,w::: s.r: !!; a.. lim.- llo:. ,,,. ...,..____________ t.=~!11:"-.,e.,! NRwl:! :;_ ":vld~ayer l'OJI1IBO"t OHIO .... $1.00 i!lld up ..;...,l'· Slllar•. a. meeting, 7:30 p. =·~ :;: ~ :-~: C.. Ulng ~_'..oermon 11 t '' befc>ro M.,.. f.!~· -. · . . .· II _CllurQ, !....,as ..,_. CLonl> II a... .... tab,lodooa.to Chureb 'l'ldi WiN . p. ._ MWftett l'til1 ~· Flnt and 1bird 8w> llolla1d Troadw_,., I>Mb>f: SU!IdaJ • , . · " • >I!» Wdll Ida! 1:e ;. a daJflO:• a. m. Holy Euclwll: Sclllol 11 L m.: !nqollltlt • 0 ; H e F....... - llti ...... fUir1ll Sunda14 I •. - uo p. .... Y-a l'eool• En• . . IIi.~ over 80 Y,m , ·. ,. i'hM WY NOt8 ·· • ~· ~ 1: II ,.. "'"' ~ ~ ~; 10:111 a. d - . 7::» ,_ m. W«L1 ~..;..l~:;.,.~--......'!"',...,..~;,....,,.,. fi~!!J.!Iiclli!l ·'tl,a. m.: Youlll..,. •· ~ i1l'dir r. OllliJ ,._ meitioJ ·t:lt PIll. P. II., ~ . . Ill--~• e llr ifott .... CLOTHING HOUSE ~;" VORK :1 Nihai· · -811adQ 'IIJ:Iv1aj t:ID L ·.m. Mara ow .tp ll:e. ''* r• .. .llii!li! ... :: ·~ . !t,..._ . . r.l ~~. tuB......... R. Card, pd!GI': .,·,_ m ... SJmU1.·at a. .m., t:.. n .. "!Di. .ta1!41 *'II.~i\MID!' • . rr.t !ln!ftlll IIOI'Ylca · 11 a.t m.: W!lCS Soap-llltl-water is raled expert& ao the beot "cl•eBDI:er" -------...J'for Me_, I p,.,..: ' . 12 Lb. Size MIDDLEPORT, 0. West Germu iDtemaUonal I championships with a th'l, H. RorMofthe G. E. Automatic Washer H&R FIRESTONE REACH QUAIITEa-FINALI HAMBURG. Gormnny ~~~: Martin MUlll80D of AI reached the quarter.finals Of WAS · IMI LAIK 161 - - - - ClWI 1114'•• tcOilomY _. nfE UNITED STEEL WORKERS WY Nllll ;;~~....~~;.~~~~socnnd straight record In Swt<lln Crow's LOGAN MONUMENT CO. OF MEIGS COUNTY Leo L Vaughan, Mgr. set by heaving the hammer 220 one inch. Drayton barely fellow Yank Hayu J - In 1110 meter daob 11 both clocked ill 10.8 oocOOIII 1!111 hlo second , _ In tba 1100 melon With I llmo of 21.1 _.... Member !'I'D Greenhouae WY 2-8933 Near Pomeroy.Muon Bridge WY Nll88 The Gallipolll All-Stars, built vidual trcphlea presented by a strong clull, hoYIDI loel 111111 around a hard core of the sum- the sponsoring group. lronlnn, 1-4 In llnala of t b mer champion Senators' team, Centerville is defending Ohill Little BaJie-1 will open the Syracuse Little pion, having defeated Middle- ball tournament at Welllton .... l,.rt Baseball Tournament against port last year in the fmals. ller th1o week. Pomeroy All-Stars Monday, Aug. Both Centerville ond Middle- Balance ol the first rtlllld plaJ lbra,ckel II, at 5 p.m. port are back foe another Syraeuse linea up like thlo: Spo ored b the S at the tnurney Tuesday, Aug. 20, I p.IIL, ta-lbrlieat . ns . BY b yrAacusela• with Middleport believed tn vs. Cenlen'llle. Mmersvt 11e ase a 11 ssoc • · --~_::: tlon, the tournament has award- CONNOLY DRAYTON '1l'lN ed berths to eight teams who, ' by Labor Day, will be whittled HAESSLEHOLM, Swedlll> down to two. -Harold Colmoly and Paul Dri!J· Labor Day at 2 p.m. the two ton won events for the United surviving clubs will battle for Slates Thursday iD an the championship and for indl· tlonal track meet. Connoly FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES WY 2-2644 . FOREMAN & ABBOTT t . tl Refrigerator. GOEGLEIN READY·MIX CO. Attend the Cbureh ol Your Cholco WY 2.3284 Middleport ltd en of Bolsdnl Bread 10 cu. ft. FRIGIDAIRE PLUMBING • IIEATINil °· CIIJ- r-----~-.;.;------:--------------,I:Mid:·~-week at to••• rayer \ Til£ BRI.GAIN J.IUNlE!lS GET 0'.!.. ......,. w- Each man ia free to decide which band will lead bim. Some never aee the Hand of God, and their way through life is barren 12 cu. ft. GIBSON · w HnJ- 004. Trade-Ins ' Pilla .ur. 111•- .,.. Thia ia the band of ]111tice. It re· proves tboae peopl• who han stt'ayed from the path of truth and good living. Honest D\111 and righte0111 men have choaen another hand; one which Ia not plcturtd here. They never need the reproof of Justice, for they have chosen the Hand of Refrigerator 1249 a ._,a."""' Zt.oo1 ":':" .. U: rJ1 .L..1. 01JeS ..1. 0 S : 1:11a. ln>m a - • Racl-- L ., 1: ,. I • 10:111 a. m.: 51. .lolll>'l s.. 1111 1 101 1 "-1. Bntldat llcbool ~ Cburcb· l'ranll A. da1 Sdlool 10 o.m Ol.lrd> • ..,. a. m.: Wanblp 10:• a. ~-~· , Cl!llrdo 11 Cl!rlll, Mltld"-- they have let up for themlel...., Ill""' _._, 1 .._._.. - · 1·30 o. JD. ..,...., ..... . 11 ,,...... •••· Su!lcli1 Cbri ltl.:bord l"red I. Gardner, mlnlliter. 1:30 In Ierma ot the foretoinl quaUIIel, the J - au ID.i Wed. -.blp • +II», retly. 1111p1. 11,111 , Ill. • .nlllp o. m. Bible School, Wendell among the most fortunate people IIDODIIll mankind m. Paottlr, £. '*'- ..mce. Gerlach, aupt. 10:30 a. m. MornU BeJIII With lng WOI'IIhlp, "Sorting." 7:30 p. Fro~he earlleat times the Htbie" flO 1, IIIIIIC 11111 CL • t1 aot11, SoYmllo lliiJ Amolflt • " - m., . Evening oervlce, '"Li>ok AI about"1lllir fires, tau&bt their BODI that the Hellrew ..,. - - lload. P>•r oroy, Children'• Home HID, Lydia," Wed. 7:30 p. m. Pray- pie stood in a apeclltl relatlolllldp witb tba en l1aderwood, mhi!FII. Blblt acllool Mulberry Heights. S 1 b bat h or meeting and Bible lludf. the universe. Thla Ideal was drummed 111to lilt *'dJ!Irln a. m., Mor!lla& ..nhiP JO:JO llehool I p. m., Wol'lhlp service '111e UDIIed Mell>odbt CI!IIHb and the conseiousneu ot every Hebrew child f1om ~ D,blm.orl: - - wm:obfp f:ID ...... 1:11 p. m.; l!ervlcea are 9atur· Pomeroy. Rev. MelVIn Alkire, earliest day of his reoollectlon Alul the 1IOIIIf ....Ill Reed, Bible tldloo1 SUpt. diiJ. Prayer meeting, Thursday, paator. Church School 9:15 a. the~ rock of the natiollal cbai-acter. .I Syro..,,. Mallo dill ollrdl. 7:10 p, m. m., Leo Crew, aupl Leo Vau- Thio special relatloll.lhip 11eg111 10 tl1t!' taqbt II* Carl Berrtne. pau· Da8)lan, 811'1. Sermoo, "A Word little ones, with an .,..Milltnt U:to which the Creatar Wlnebrom>m:, supt. ~ay c!"er ~~ourlb ~ M~ F!Uy Spoken," 10:30 •;. m. bad entered ~th the fll"illnal flther of the r~ 81· ~ 11 CLrto&. P 4 ' · • • And mterestingly enough, Ibis was 11ot bleauM ot Abo ISet1ooi t:lll a. m. Mldweolr Bib- Middle 1 ~7:10 p. m. Wed. _d•n. =-~s,;,!~•s.:; ":-"~~ ~~g~t-:;~~~k~ajollnc God, bUt bleiiUH Jehorall VB ~ . _ roUo, Ret t.IO a. m:' Amoltl_ llicllarda, a .m.: Cbrlatian Endea•or. 1:30 A PhlloMplly ol 81., Bubtrl ""·- ...._ .._.,; &q.t. Mornmg worship at 10:3Cl p. m.: Evenllll""leo ''!!I P.m. The scientific studenbl of bJsto ~ the Htltl'ew - . . ,_.... . . _ a. m. ~ ry 11y ..,., I'Obool u:ao L m.: Wonblp _.. terlal> Cburcll !WI llowant Rae> people w_ere unique Ill the fact that th.,- had a ''phil"'"" !lu!!diiJ nED~ II 7:111. C' ,. tl 11o11, MI. llooto!J - pelt, pastOr: ci ._ ,;, Wonhip- phy of history." By that they mean that they batl f01111« !WI. tro M. Tlbbo. PIISior. 81111- • a continuous purpose running throu&b all h11111a11 eveall 10 .. m. Sunday 'lchooL tl . . N-o .,.._ w acbool 8:41 a. m.: Worllllp -a purpose that was leading up to 10me great llld. cuse, Ret. llanald pu1o ...,. u a. m.: aad 7:4l p. ... , Federated Cllarcb, Pomeroy. It so~etimea happens that we fiDd tbe Hebr..,. or. Suoda,J ac11oo1 1:30 a. m.: ,.._ ...ung ~Y 7,30 Sunday School t:l5 a. m. J. D. pared wtth l!t• anc1ent Babylonilnl EJypUam, Sllllliato J.forDm& wonllip IAI:JII a. aa.: p. m. Yo..., People, J'rldav 1,_., Blaettnar, oupt., Worahlp hour, !ans, or Peratana. And in aome instafteei"the ~ IIYPS 1:31 p. m.: l!:vaDgo1lollc p.m. 10:30 •· m. Rev. Dr. Looter t.. tS none too complimentary to tbe Jen. Bill to mJit w, 11 7:10 p. m.: Rouoh, Supply Minister;. Antll- fact of the "philosophy of history'' 1a to mlll the dQ 7:11l PI'IIY• DIIOilnll PriiY• Bradfor<l t'll- ., t'1ll'lll, em by Senior Choir under eli- mg peak of the whole range. bnur Tuelda7 7: 'lO p. Ill.: IIJo. millllter Cbarlel Pierce· llooDle rection of Mrs. Paul N..oe. A One-Sided llargala lloanry JJei'Viclo ta the Sill Tueaday 11uue11,' aupL: Bible' Scllool First Bapllsl Church, Middle- The agre_ement i~to which God enteftcl wtth llrael ol lbo DIDDtl> II 7:10 p. ID. uo a. m.: llornlllg worsbip IUO port, Rev. Donald Boone, pas- was a onl!-stded affair. The nation WU to IR all till Ill: ChorciJ 11 N " p 1. JD.; CbrisUan EtldoovO< tyoutll tor. Sunday School 9:15 a. m. vantages. Rev. Clyde - - ~: a p. m.: Evenilll wol'lblp 7, 30, Cbarleo Vroman, Supt.; 10:15 a. The Hebrews had little to offer to any Gad. Tbey nre Sunda1 Scbooli::!O: lolal'lllll& w,;_ Wednead31 ovenilll Bible llludy m. worship ,...Ice, t p. m. not a numerous people, nor _were they rleh. '1'hty OCCUr 10:30: NYPS 1,45, t!:mt!Db a1 7:00, BYP 7:30 p. m. Evening wor· pted a land that was never mtended to aceommodate a I.Uvtce8 7::»: Pr3Jer meettav •t ship oervice; Wed. 7:30 p. m. multitude, and the living was alwaya diffit:Ult, Why God Thuraday. l'reedam ~ - · B•• Prayer meeUng; &:30 p. m. should have chosen Abram, and why he lbould lutve aa suversville Road 1!. I. Grtt· Choir practice. greatly favored the Hebrews, none of the ancient proP'alntft a.~ Re>r. Law Dtb, putor: ~ WWord, 8. Mlddlopor! l'lral Uohol , _ phets ever explained. It was IUfflc!ent for them that t Irenee Gluaencamp. Younc p..,. a. Supt.: sJD>da,y Scnool 10 1.01. t 1enu Church. Rev q0Wf!l'd Jebo~ab had done so. · meellD& 81WI prayer meet- Evan stJC ....., .. ?:30 m.: RuppeiL putor. llundQ School . Thts was the point at which they .U ~God 11114 combk!ed each Stmday ev· meeting 7' 10 p. m. Tue• 9:30 a. m. Richard Vaughan, 1upt. placed his riches and his powers at tbe of the 1 ~=~at ;:3Cl p. IlL SUnday IIJ. 10:30 a. m.. Worohl!l: "''" YF: Hebrew people, with the expectation that ill tum, 8:30 a. m., berber! Tuppero Plain1 EUB Church \led 1:30 Junior Cbolr; 1 P m. would keep their part of the bargaln, aDd live blm hUIIlo supt~ Preaching Wed.. Rev. Roy Gearhart, pastor. se.uor Cho>r. ble and reverent obedience. He Wll to see to tt that tbelr p. m. Sunday School 9:30 a. m., Ho- Free wm BapUsl Cburch, loyalty and ~althfulness was to produce tbe creat chance Free 111.,w.. ~ bart Vineyard, supt. Sunday Rutland pastor Rev. Pau. Tay- for aU mankmd. . Clill. Re•. R. Giell. pas- worship 8 p.m. with the pastor tor; Sunda · School 10 a. m.; If It developed that prtde, arrogance, and (!Oneelt 011 Juy Pridoly, Supt. Preaching the part of the Hebrews themselves became presumptu. 10r. sunday iiCbooi t:30; Pbil bringing the message. Wi&o, Supl; Morn!DS worship Soutb Betbet EUB Cburcb, srvtce Sunday Night 7:311 p m. ous at tunes, we need not wonder. Human nature belnl 10 ,30 a. m.: Youth oenteo 7 p.m. Rev. Roy Gearhart, pastor. Prayer services Wed. 7:30 p.m. what tt ts, such a tu~n of affairs was almost lllevltable. Evangelistic 10rvlce 7;30 p. m.: Sunday worship 8:30 a. m. witb First Bapliit Cbureb, Pom- That was one of the rtsk& God took. the a. messpastor. This . promtse . thatFather Many become the father 7:ao p.prayer m. Mn'lce Wed- the age. pastor Sunday bringing Scbool 10:30 m. eroy, 9:30 •Ralph 11:15 C.a. Zundel, m. Combined Abramofshould. Nornwi Bahr supt service of worship and study. of many takes on a vartety of -vagmes, tn the bands ot Hy..O !!'reo a. Lollrldro ~h, Rev. Sermon by Rev. Douald Boone the cultists. But as a matier of fact tbe Hebren ban E. Smltll. Sr., pastOr: SUD- Roy Gearhart, pastor. Sunday on "Breaking Down Fences." mvaded all the races. 9cbool 1:10 a.. ID., W~ Scbool 10:00 a. m. Rus~tll Ar- Nuroery and Junior Church for Spe~ ID ~~of blood,_there Is no llldl tbln& u Jlllla!ey. SUpt.: Mornillil . worship cher, supt. Sunday Worship 11 all children. 2:30 p.m. Choir a Jew.sh race. The ethnologists have an alr-tl&bt ~ 10:30 a m. Youlll Sarv•oe. 6:45 11 a. m. wih the pasklr bring- rehearsal for Fair program at 1n thiS ~egard .. Perhaps as many u a llundred ''llloodP. m.: Evangallstic IIIOISage. 7:30 In• the message. Prayer meet- Enterprise EUB Church: Thurs- streams flow m the vems of modern Jewa. ~ ~~ :".::" meetmg, Thor. ing at 8 p. m. Wed. day 7:30 p. m. Women's MlsThe Uniform Sunday School lesson for AUCUII 11, ' · sion Society. August II. Ohserv- "PEOPLE OF THE COVENANT " Genesla 15 tllrougli PollteeH1a.l Asoembi)', IIDale &oa lll>riDI• MoD1dlll t'1lllrft ance of the Lord's Supper. 20. ' .l> Rev. Paul E. Jooos, pastor. R. R. Card. pastor: Sundlly The United Methndlol ChDn!h ~ ~11'1:'::-::====::--::=::::-= ......,~,.,,..,=,....=,! Sundll1 Scboul ll L Ill. Wor- School, 9' 30 a. m., Worsh•p oerv· Pomeroy: Rev. Melvin Alkire, e ctrcums ances un er w ews ave n ~~-·• ~ 7,30 p.m. Sun- ~:Ill P· m. IIYF: 1:30 p.m.. pastor. Church .School 9ol6 a. compelled to live during the last two lboullnd Jwrl W - y ud Friday ...i Tuuday, 1·30 p. m.; Pray m., Leo Crew, Supt. Leo Van- have put them mto the closest contacts with the peoplea ~=~ Clllllcll ot Clll'lll; A.t 1:. B•ble study, ll'ed.. 7' 30 P· ghan, Ass'!. 10:30 a. m. Ser- of all the world. And they! in turn, have taken peoples mi•io'or; Blbte Scbool mon,"OUr Scapegoats." sun- of all bloods captive for thetr faith. Mornln& woroblp 10 .30. Chrtol- Al&ed Methodist Olurch, R. day School basket picnic starts More than the average Chnsban realllea, he Ia hlmlsll Endeavor • p. ..;_, ·Eveoil>l R. Card, pastor. Sunday school prompUy at 5 p. m. August 4 self a child of Abraham, for t~e Hebrew 014 Testameut Wilt&blp, 7 p. m. 9:30 a. m., L I o y d Dillinger, at Meigs Fair Grounds, Rock ts as sure.ly hts as tt IS the Je~ ~-. . Supt. Worship service, 10:45 a. Springs Monday 7 p m the !Copynght 1963 by the Dtvtston of Christian Educa· ltJopl- BaD 11 , .....,. W1l> m., Cbu. D. Woode lay-lead- Commi,;.ions m~ 7:45 j; m tlon, National Council of the Churches ot Cbrllt ID tht Pubtfe maellag SUnda7 I er; Sunday 7:30 p. 'm. MYF· Church Official B~ard · ' 1U::.cru::::'::::te:::d:..S:.:t::::ate = s ::::of::..A=m::::er:.:i::::ca::::.)c___ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ P. m.: Watclltower lludy • P. m.: Tuesday, 8 p. m. Membershi~ Porlland, Rev. Lawr~n,. Me·,. Blb!o study Tu.day I p. m.; Set- adn Ev•••ellsm meet· Wed Ilaniel paator Harold u-·-• of month. Flnt ~ tl 1M N t I vico _, Prayer ~ervice ' ., SUp! 'Sunda• Scbool ' ~·-•· Illl Hermoo llnlted Bre illren Chetter, SUnday Scboul t:ll a. . moe"•• - . ............ ··~.....,. 7 p. m..· 7:45 p. m. . 9·30 a. m. · Chr'd ~-· Garrabrant paa !4irustry ocboo1 Thuraday I p m. • ·• , u~ Bo Supt ••O....W. P11p1m B e II ~ Rat-.. Meea 1~~~~ blm'd, C.-t WYF 8 p. m.; Worship 7 · 39 p. 1L . _., l\eA . ' ~· ot:n ggs, . ., ~ 1 1 Herrin& past«: llnnling worship m., Bible Study Wed .. ao. Church tP. 0. loaDprille. 1ObMJI tor. Sunday Scbool UD a. m.. mg Wonhlp I~ a. Ill. lf-lal SWod81 StbooL .1:30 a.m. Andrew to:• L m.: Church School O:!tl E~- ElJ1l Ch-. !WI. Preacblnii lt.30 ,"· m., AlteJ. tstic ,...lee 7.30 p. 111. SetMyero Supt. MamJa Worsln tie. snpt.; 9:30 a. m. Wilt&blp Monrel Slwth. oasoor: Mnl'1llllll nate Cbrtstian o:nde&VOI' ll!d by Rev. Lllo, Wad. 7:• p. m. , ~m.: Pilgrim y!.u, Mee~ a p. m Monday. wscs f1rai Tuett Worsh1p, 9:30 L m.: Sllllda7 preaching Sunday ulgbl 7:30. Prayer meellnllllll Bll>le StudJ 10 10 .m.· tt:v 6:46 · "' SfrVIOe dQ and !OCOIId 11tunday of each ScllooJ LD:IIl a. m.: Youth li'el- Mid Week ll'ayer lll"<!lin& Wa.1. Emond Life, putor. Pro .,.j tllftllth: Family nighl last Sunday lowsh1p, 6:30 p. m.; Pr31er 7:30 P· m. Cottase priiYer mee~ Norll! Malto Slrelll a..dl II , :Ill." 7 10 We:teead• NO Y*'ID. evea~n& ol each monrb al &:10. mootiDK 7:110 p. m. Wadnelday; illg laat Friday night of each Christ, Rutlllltl, Dr. N.C. ear. Mld41o ~ N E>e.Jinl Se rvlc e: We ,sday Youth choir proctJCe, t:a. p. m. aoonth. penter, mlnlater. Bible Scht!al ::: Clyde ~ 7:30 p. m. PrOIYer moetiDJ:. Wadnell'lay. Children'• Choir, 9 1 . Muon Ch.o Cllar9 ol CLr!at, 9:30, V. H. Broley, aupt. Mom1' • ~ . 11:4 UDlted m. Saturday; Ladle• Aid, Thoro- Miller Str•et Sunday Bible Stu- mlag WOI'IIIIp 11:10. M1u IUra 1 10 . • L m., !110>'1> • llrell!m! Ill day. , dy 10 a. m.. Morning Worahlp Clnadoy, pianlal EveninC ..., iDg w~ oervJCO tn:ao .: <.hrlat, Rev. Elden R. Blake, Reelll Motbedlst Cllureb, M. ship 7:30. L 1~ festun, &, ~r "11 P •·45 p. m.: PB.""'!': Sunday achool to a. m, E. Dowson, pastor. Church IDofl; • m., Vocol Millie. Bt- I)' Lllld pidur.o _..... Eva 7.110 p. m.: Wtnnte Rol8lnger, sup!., Christ· School 9·30 a m Lee Smith bl< atudY. l'llunday, 7:30 p. tD. born "-· to ....:, _, Ill Prayer...,.,.... Wed.• No p. m. •·· ..... __ 7 I' • · · ·• Rull JUne Y1l1 1 nd !IIi 1oa •1m0 Rm · - · ........ vor : • p. m., Mrs. Supt Morning tllll'!hlp 10:30 ' ~ '. actlfltleo Oll!lDIII!eetl ........., " 8 .,:-:'.a:'~~~~'~ Lydl Cl!en.l!er, president, cl~ a. m. Jr. MYF 8 10 7• p. m. pastor, Sunday School 9:30 a. Cllrll- lel•ce lt!IIIJ, Ol'llfll wnH, • ..._., 1..,. lor all. _Song services 8 p. Sunday evening With Dale and m., Mrs. Janet Snyder, Sllpt. Mulberry Ave., ~OJ. Mom. m..• Preachmg 8o20. Mld·Week Dee s-•Pl••en leaders. Sr. Worship 10.30 a. m. Preaching In• serv· I 10 •• _..._ p. ID. ••ay · Wed 7 --.... ' 7 30 Pray -"- • >ce a · a. m. .... , r er meellllg · :3Ci p. MYF Tom RaU, prealdenl, 7 to : p. ·• . er ,..,~, "Love" the.ltlbj«!! o1 tbe D C:.,1 • BJQIIIII Soaday ,n..• CluJ leader, Mrs. Mazie .. p. m. Mn. Jean Smith, coun- Wedne!iday 7·30 p.m. 5011 IOIDkll. Golden Text· :&ow ..,.... 1:10. ......, WWII!Jp Bollfllter. seior WSCS Second Moaday of Ftnt Bapllll Clmrcll, excellent ltl thy lorilr« · klltd10:11. each m01ttb at 7·ll 'lbt Rev. Arthur R. McCauley puGod • ll'troll!opiiOI _ Sunda1 Btdlei!J (Doreasl EUII, P..l Eleanor Circle m. tor, Sam Curtis. supt. ~y neaJ, 0 ! tlterel«e the din. 111 .....,. tt• L a Pro ""'I A. paotor. Blythe of eacb th .30 ~ School 9:30 a. m.; Mornilla dren of mill put tllelr t1't11t w 1:911 p. .a Tbelas, Supl Morning worship ernona ~ ;.;,....:· m., worship 10 ,45 a. m. Sermon, utlder the +ejnw Df 111J wll(jl. llltrriMitYI1Io ,...,...-. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School 10:30 'l'llundaJ "What Is Truth'" &·30 P m Paalmo 36:7. IIIII!"'. JOIID DaVIes, 1'111«; SUD- a. m.; Youth Fellowship, 6:30 ~:; ~-· Class 12 BYF and Juni~r Fellow'sbip: lyr.... •• • r I , II I School It a. 111-. WGftlllp p, m. m!ltlstra~-~ w 7 a p. m. Evening worship. lift*- a.8 ~ Pnl A. .... 111. Youth FeiiOWiblp atld ~ BUB Cl!arell, Paal A. "' Choir ell.. Wed~· P. moh, "Wrestling With God." 114 ers, putor. • li t ;• a. !I> Prayer and Billlt lllldy Sell4)n, pastor. Wayne Roush, O. .J'ratl ~ ·M1 Wed. 7:30 p. m. Prayer lll@et.' orninl Wartlltlp; 11:• a. p. m. on third 'ftlultda)' :!l.pt. Bunday School 1:30 a. m. . J 111g ,SUnday School, liiJIIII ,.._ DIIHllb. BvOIIing Bvqellallc aervtce Lmlll Bottom, Rev. George R · aupt.; 1:311 p. m. Yttutb ~ • Slllliman admlnl•lni<l' · llellllellem Bapllll Ch b 0 h 1 ,, . MIMI pall I'MII! laid 8 p. m., Youllt Fellowship, 7:30 day ' I 30 ad. ore • P· I'N I t:• I. IlL ~hard~, Soull! 11'41 .._ lbithty p. m. masses : a. n>. a Bend, Rev. Arlllur R. Sunday Scllool, Bin Q • 1 4 10' a.m. Sunday G!CIIt ll)a MN EOII CllarO, Poul a. Ill. EST. Holy Days of pastor, Robert Lew- ry, Sllpt.; 10:11 a. m., M I J 7 f.;.~~ c:.tl • Evangollallc 7:.; Wt<iaiMQ A. llllltqJ, pattor, Ben QuiJensup!. 1::!0 o. m. Morning Wll'llllp; 7:11 p. 111. ••<' 111 Q 111 il!li1ll Bible ~- Nil; lliliu-- i>erty, Supt. SUnday School 9:3Cl aear Guyarillo tllurdl SUnday ~ Ser- Pflra' - .. pnytt Uti ..anlllp a, m. llarnlftg Worship 10:411 Ret. George 11. Sblpma!l. 1a Truth. ~. P. m. a. m. ...._, W~ ..r:, lM Ansel• 4, 10 IDDI. lbtll!l. $ p · • L. 1doa "" DOt ,.... ' 1 e1 Tile rwl wllltll •r ot aJtor 111t1o11 mineral deposlbl in it& mounta!DI, tllf r1c1a 101111 Ia ttl acres, or it. deep brbon wblcb 111111!1 J 1 lillie i - ' commerce. The rlcbet of any people colllilt of the dldllll " which they Jive1_tbe d~y of wblcla they thilllllltt•.. selves capable, '1111 quality ot their Jllr!*,ll14 tile 1111111 n- New Yod< I St. Loull I I.e- a: a .... sd...t · TO KNOW YA!!! fl II .41111 IIIII I. • 'l'hru -,- II Ill . . . l5tl II .11110 U ~~=~· 12 cu. fl. CROSLEY Sentinel Church News llouiiGil H..- Pow-~ Eve n serl•es A t can ton on z:g• h t SUNDAY SCIIOOL '"SON (W ' le I"' Clldlf'* 11 - . . ~ 1:30 a. a; WCiblp • ol 1Ailla' Dey llalDII. m flit 10:• a. 111. CINCINNATI (UP!)-The next frame when Gene Freese. RobiD100 and a wild throw lo The win put tile RedJ baok ihto Claetmad ll'lllladtlplna S, al8bl er1u1 Los Aageleo Dodgers, hold- Gene Green, pinch-bitter Gordy ,..,.,.,.m by Ruben Amaro. llllh place alter beiDg dipped to JdChl iDg a fat lead 00 the rest of tlle 1Coleman all(l Leo Cardenas all But the shutout went doWIJ the llhlh Wedneaday nllbl when the l'riPJ'• Po .1 t •It ,. •• National League team• iD the siDgled and then Pete IWse doo- draiD !Bit In the ninth when Roy Philllea W<IIL Tnda7 the pbl1o IN Houston - l'ltiiiJurP pennant race, Is the first team bled. . Sievers belted his 12th homer of hack in slxlb. aJcbll-Joltnooa ••IJ) IJid ......_1 into Cincinnati 88 the Reds open All the while, big John TsitouriR the year wttll two on. Bill Hanry llob' , bomor 1!111 lllqlt IHl ... Glbbaa IJ.7l and l.l'ruo-1 a 11Hlay home stand tonight. had a shutout going, aod still had relieved Tsitourls to preserve the left b:"~ lor lltt aiJ)II, e1a 18-11). Joe NuxhaU will go for hi• loth it after the eighth inning after the victory for CiDclnnatl. -~.. ·• . eighth .The save . 1 and gave .,_ wwWlabout bl1 ....,. ......, "' -~ .-~ '""' •'••1&1111-l h hn victory of the SOMOn for t!Je Re<ls added their final run on Va- gave Jo •• wm agams ahowinl o1 the weok In the - Tolb 1114) n. H<ds, while Loo Angeles will, da Pinson's slngi<. another by five los.., lhJS year. ies with the Philllea. San ........,.-;atii'IJiii~>hlll start Johnny Podreo UH> in the Veda PlnaoD a11o got two oafo. lulpll-Marlcbal 117-il va. f!rot of 0 three-<lay oet. lleo In lour attempta II> 1ttep him Ul-81. Thursday night at Philadelphia, JIIIIOIIi the top balla'a Ia the 1..o1 AD 1•'"" at Clllcbulllill Frank RobiDson made another atleague. He Is sixth, at .SIJ, ••'-' -,I l""'""'l .._, - Padrel CU71 · n· tempt to Improve blo overage as - pll'oenlllst point below lllllki hall CNl. Tannehill was then brought 1n he and Tommy Harper highlightAaron of Milwaukee. St. Loull to relieve George Sauer who had ed a 12-hit Cincinnati attack to -Gibala tiN) va. replaced Buddy Moore as Mid- cop a 6-S WID for the Reds over 1n fact, all the CiDciODall st111t- It-'ll. dleport moundsman in the lint the Philo .., bll exet!pl Doll Pnlolich 1!111 .......,.. OoMI . red lth the ~ Toitourls. Colemlll pilldHIII lor .......,,_ at New York inning. Tannehil!e struck out RobiDSOD horne W . Pavlolich in the OMIItll. ~~ at ~~.....,_,, Steve Flnla• to end that inn- bases empty in the second Inning "'-·· «~ ...........,.. as the Reds scored flr!l, and Tsi.,.~IB hel<l IDI Pbilllel II> .,... at P!I!IIHirgb. .qbl in~omeroy, managed by Hom- Harper followed .vitb another In lOveD hila llld II01IIJ ollowod Loo ADgeleo at ClllCiniall. er Smith, took a big edge over the sixth to give Cincinnati a 2.(1 CANTON (UPI)- A crowd of about 12,000 L~. expect· only~ befo~ PuttlnJ do1na Loull at llllwooket the Middies 1n the first inning edge ed to be on band in Fawcett StadiUm here tomght for lu~lllllllli pblladelphla 1'1117. fan• Loope • 1 when four rullS scored on sin- ~ ocore 1umped to S.(l In the the 18th renewal of the North-South All-Star high school I w. J. Pol. - --~~football game. Yllrzmsld, llol 11114llll M Ill .lSI, Now York 7l Ill .1411 The South, with Bron Bacevich at .the helm! will be KaUne, Del 101 4111 'Ill Ill .SIJi Cbleogo a til .IIIII B a 1111 .1M attempting to even the series at 8-8 w1th two bes In to· Rollins, Min 1111 31011 1U .au! Mlnn 1ota night's battle against the North, coached by Tom Me· Pearson, LA no f11 111111 JOG BaJ!!"''"e a 11 .541 Hugh of Toledo Central Catholic. Waguer, LA ll1 414 rn 121 Jill Cleo 1md liS • .411 17 The injury jinx, which had hit takes than the South, that wiD be Malzone, Boo 1411 417 41 121 JIIO 14 rr .till 17 both camps, apparcnUy will not the dUference." Geiger • llol Ill> If'/ M 10 .1110 Loo At>f"M M II .4111111 play a part in the battle. McHngb Two battles were raging ror llrshbrgr. Cit! 10 IM ifl 10 Jll KoMM C1qr 110 61 Mil II said three of his otsndouto, mis .. spots In the South backlleld with Couoey, KC lCII 41lllll! Ill .all Doln>ll • eo .4&11 11 ing from practice session earlier Dave Fisher of Kettering Fair~ Ward, Chi 111 432 5I l23 .Ill Wublnltoa 41 11 Jl3 11 in the week, would be ready for mont and Ron Grieshop of ColdRome tta. 'dllrllaT'• -~~ the game. Threa South tackles water "neck-and-neck" for the Nollooal Leqa&-MeCovey, Ql. N"' York 1 WaohiJ>IIIoo I were Injured early in the seo- fullbock •lot, and Bill Robb of ants 33; AJII'On, Bra..., Sl; Maya. Detroit 1 BollaD 1 sions, but were back in harnesa Upper Arlington and Steve Giants 28; Cepeda, Glanll; liallto, w.-o 3 Lo1 .Anplll t this week. Schweil!er of Cincinnati Purcell CUbs, both 10. Cleveland 1 BaiH"''"e 0, JdChl Bacevicb, who will be out to competing for tile quarterback Alllorl<aa ~ - ltlllebrew, Chlcogo & KnoM CiiJ 1, nl,sbt avenge a 19.(1 paRting •uffered by job. Twills 26; AIIJS<Jn, Twins 25; Stu· FrilltJ'o Pt , !tit Pll ' o With Frozen Food his 1959 South sqnad, indicated Rlf;b Win Re<ord art, Red So>t M; Wogntor, .An(lelo; llol>'oll at a.le1110 II, Section. Shelves be will be counting heavily on BaceYich hal loot only nine Howard, Yenkl, both IL llfabll - qulrre llfi.IO) 8lld In Door. Looks halfbacks Herb Murray of Denni- games In tt yearo st Roger Ba· R- Balle<l Ia lleh CHI va. l!'lahor C54l son Sl Mary's aad Carl Ward o! con, whit< Jll<llugb'o Central llorloo 1&-Sl. Like New. Cincinnati Taft. Catholic team wa1 undefeated in No-.J Lo o 1• • - AaloD. New York Ill Loo Fons 011 Kubaeld 1961. Braveo M; Wltill, Clrdo 10; !liJI. Clllgbt - BoutDn UWl n. The North squad will !ocu1 at to. Cube 'II: McOn>ey, GIIJIW '14: Cll•-7>. least partially around Cleveland Mojor Leopo Lollllen Boyer, Cardl11. 1loA>a at Ut)l~nn~••:ta~~~il st. Ignaliuo quarterback Roy Ku· By Untied Prell 1nlemllloo:!l Ame!le.. Le:!PO - KIIIDt, '1'1- 'l\lrley lUI or backi, who was slowed down Na-al gers 75; stuart, H<d Sox '12: Will· va. Perry lUI. early In the week with a pleurisy Player Club G. All. R. H. Pd. ner. Angels 70; Allison. '1'lrlnl 811; Kll D • u City attack. Groat, St.L 114 400 113 15'1 .141 Balte7, Twine 14. CJ>IIhil - Drabows!IJ Auto. Defrost. Frozen Neither coach would oiler ony- Clemente, Pitt 108 403 16 134 .331 ,_.. Kraltck CtiHOl. Food Section. Shelves ' thing but 1 guarded forecast for Gonzalel, Phll 111 418 63 114 .1121 BalllaM>re It the battle. Bacevloh oald, "OUr! T.Davil, LA 911 3115 4Z 117.3211. Na-1 Leap. - PerriDOIIkl, Cnl&htl-Mt!NIIIJ. Ct-11 fl, In Door. boys are physically sound and it ' Aaron, Mil. 114 450 ua loll .318 Dodgen 11·2; Koulu, llotlga'O worth CU>. is hoped that the job we do will PiniOn, Cln 117 470 71 148 .11.11 IH: Malooay,- 17-t: M~llelD, lollrda)"o 0 be mfllclent." White, St.L 114 463 110 142 .3111 Piraleo 11-1: Marfcbal, Glantl17-l New York at Ia Aqolei Equally cautiouo, McHugh said, Kuenn, SF 75 253 3'1 78 .308 A..-a Lo-Radata, W Bo:!lol> at Mint Ia "I think we1l be out to do a good ' WU!iam1, Chi 111 429 64 131 .305 Sox 12-1: Boullln, Yenkl 1U: Deln>lt at Chit-ago job and it will take a good team Torre, Mil IDI 350 40 lll4 .7!11 Pizarro. While Sox 1N: Ford, ltaaaU City at CIM'olli. to lick UJ. U wo make leiS mil· Am-.. Lea1ue Yanks 1&4: Downinl, Y"'*' H. Bat-. at Wuhlogi'PI, sOUth . Ill. . . . . Kllwa1ll<eo dllcllge I ' w... YOU A.l WELCOU81 A CHUJlCH ' FOR ALL Pl£01'1& St. Paul's· Lutheran Ch.u-L llif1 Cot.liiteanun6 tie. adit.- PtMIIIIJ T - : •. ,,..;,·,··'' IDtii'I "'! 1 1 ..... ,.. - . ~· . '··I .,. - , ,-.~·!it:!~· ...... J.l . .._,__ .... · GIIEIT PASTOR ~;,:~;.J~~~=~~·~ • • •llnf...•I~ '( l•f~ ~..-.w.411' · ~Sc=ltoOI~~~!:~f ~:· ·&~·oPill• _,,.,Ill,,., ·a'fr ~f1nL~·~~!:~N~o:~~~~*'~ Woyshlp. ~~ PriJ . ~~~~~tB~~~~~J;~~~~~~~~~~~ l'iiiii~t·~·-~~· .,. =--~=~·• 'lbutlday· ., '11141idl; .,, . ~~~ ' . �,, '. I • W~rry's •• Homer In 9th Is Clincher llf: : : Husky Pomeroy Pony Leag- gles by Boer, l"'nllw, Werry, oo a single by Davit! Carr. n wao In tho nut bmlDg tllat PomeiOY plteberl Wfllr1,.,.. ...,. Dick Werry hit a booming Rex Cummlnga and Ted MorarMiddleport Ued the score iKi law and the winner, B a e r, two-run homer in the ninth inD- ity. Sauer doubled for Middle- Middleport came to Wt In when Bradbury singled, Bern- s1rUck out ellbl, bit two IIIII illg Tbursdly evenin& to defeat port In the first but was left the fofth and scored three runs alked T bill walked siX. Middleport IIIOUlld&Middleport, !Hi, in a playoff for stranded on second. when TaMehill and Sauer were ard Lyons w ' , anne_ men fanned 11 and waited~ the !!IIIIIDW Jeaeue champion· walked by Werry' and Moore was sale on a fielder a choice, Middle pori 000 031 010-1 t t sh' Pomeroy added 1110thor run was hit to load the bases. Jon Sauer was safe on 111 error, Pomeroy toO 1GI 011-4 I I ~;,...y blasted the long hom- in the fourth when Morarlly Cunningham's blooper Into short and Moore was walked. Tbe on- Moore, Sauer (I), 'J'aftMh!ll er over the Pomeroy Baptist 11ed off ·with a base on baDa right center rolled for a triple ly other hit of the game was (LPl, and Swan, Moore (1). church In cen~t~rlield with no went to second when Wood; to empty tba baoes and put a oingle by Pomeroy'l Charlie Werry, rtnlaw (II.;;: (I), one out and Ronnie Logan, grounded out, and came home Middleport back In the game. Hyaoll tn the 1ixtb. (WP) and 11,yMll, llf7 (8). who had walked, on base Mark Tannehln, Middleport pitcber, .... third the victim. The score was deadlocked iKi when tbe regulation seven Innins• wera completed. Middleport took the laad 11-5 In the top of the eighth when Asa Bradbury drew a baBe on balls, stole second, and came home on an overthrow while attempting to steal third. Tannehlll followed with a single but was forced at second base. Pomeroy rarued to tle up the game in its half of the eighth when Tom Woods walked, David Carr walked with two away, and Eddie Baer drove the tying run home with a clutch double. "' ~'o • f "· . ,. ,, Jl" dJMp& Lol Angoloo SID ll'rlllCIIot 81. J.,oulo QUclgo Clllclnnotl pblledtlphla Piltlbur&h D0dgers Invade c.·nci·nnat·I .. .. .111'1 D 10 .&If ea 11 .ID .. - e =====tiDaDy SeatlueJ, l'omeroT·JQdtDeport, 0., Aq. t, ll II SO LON& ALL YOU '63 I IT'S BEEN NICE It71' .JIISI!Io .. Yor~..........,....• -Ito HELLO SAVINGS I II 1111•:.~~::=~~ andpointleaa. ....... WAITU But with the help of the Church, y011 can find the right path. By attenollng ita servIce• and joiuing In its wora, your way through life can be made straight and happy. Take the Hanel of God, and you need. IIOV8I' fear atem Juetice. WINDOFT/119! With h L Ul ,..., ope lt fl7 • in 1ome meaaure, /olter and help ''"" tofn,llurt whieh fa food in I'lamily a--' commun•"ty lt'/e. tL'f-· ,,.. '"" tUl' •--' r... •• L b · f" d e ... lpon•or.,.. u;y 1118 IUIRell arms an organillatiom whtn1 name. appeor below. R. H. RAWLINGS &SONS CO. WILLIS ANTHONY Klddleporl 240 Uncoln St. Middleport Phone WY Z·Zi180 OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. HEINER'S BAKERY &ka'O O! GOod Bread Ulm!IDilon, W. Va. GUARANTEED Syracuse Tourney Openjng On 19th TO FREEZE! .. 12 cu. fl. Westinghouse A Good large 1S cu. ft. General Electric 2 Door Combination 150 lb. Freezer, Revolv· ing Shelves, Shelves In Door-New Unit .. Guarantee .. $19 500 ARE our. ALL '83 DODOES AT; BIG, BID SAVINGSI 40" General Electric Range Completely Automatic New Guarantee STEAK HOUSE • 1 Fabuloua 1 Those popular Dodae Boys are swlnalne with ulea succas I They've aot the ability to deal you In on the biggest barplns of the year. Rlibt now, they're pridlll low, bteaUse they're dosln1 out the modal year with .clean·UP I&V· lnp 011 MIY '63 Dodae in itock. out theY 10· And you save 1 pile of douah. With lhe Dodge Boys IGreat IllY* to do victory ov<!r Dietrich Eddtbe Will Germnny. Fr...,.i• Durt France, Edda Budiag of Germany end ADelle Van Zyl South Africa advance to the elli quarlar-liual Jingles braclll5. 19SI CHIVROLIT 161 StatloD Waf!ISI. Sta. '1'riDI. e129s .... NOW $1095 CIWI 1114 10U4, buain• with. flu 1951 STUDIBAKII 2 Speed - 2 Cycle New Guarantee 0..., ly """"· And Ttkt 'lm Home WYU432 RECEIVES OK CHICAGO <UPil - ~~':= Titus Halla hal re<elved a! to buy tile Aurora Dowm track lot $UIIO.OOII. Baffa aald would nat aJlll bameos !ng dates lllld modernip track that hal heel Idle lor eral yean. . --- OF AMERICA Local UDion 8888 Bavenawood,W.Va. PomerOJ 1 Ohio STARK'S DRUGS V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY "WALGIIIBN AGENCY" ~OJ SWISHER & LOHSE REULL DRUGS Wei'W All Daclton 1'rucrlllllonl W1' UIIIIS Pom..oy ROLLER PHARMAcY tliddleport, Oblo CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK $791 Cbampioa (8) 'D!'; .blltber te1111111117 ur "Tile I'PIIndl111d" iltddleport, Ob1o bepolitt !lilared IIJ ftllC . 1951 M..CUIY 4 DL $795 $195 Hardtop. Auto. TraDI. Radio 1114 iitater. Set St 1tl1110ltJ 1'1 PA!IUME .... '"' 500 2 Dr. l:lar4top. Badlo, Heater, Olle OWIIII:1 l'flll Diet lta. tnU. . . ,, BOWERS DRIVE·INN . ll H. RAWLINGS SORS .CO. . ' MILl~-a st((lfiD .Stuns. \ l --; 10:0. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Eu.,... 130 E. Second PomoroJ WY 2-2440 LIEVING COAL COMPANY Ellibliobad In 1801 West Columbia, W. Va. Ph. Moaon SP 3-81113 HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE w• ••m St. Pomeroy 8upp0rlthe Cburcb o1 Your Cbolco •, RESTAURANT . E, llala- HOGG AND ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO., INC. t'We Rave It" Pboae 'I'I'Sa54 'IIIJOn, '1/t. Va. Attend the Cbarcb of y..., Choice! BEN FRANKLIN STORE !ill¥ Mmpl'llkill Elm Mld-:"' aUJ..· • !_!!!"'Ice tM ci:!,w::: s.r: !!; a.. lim.- llo:. ,,,. ...,..____________ t.=~!11:"-.,e.,! NRwl:! :;_ ":vld~ayer l'OJI1IBO"t OHIO .... $1.00 i!lld up ..;...,l'· Slllar•. a. meeting, 7:30 p. =·~ :;: ~ :-~: C.. Ulng ~_'..oermon 11 t '' befc>ro M.,.. f.!~· -. · . . .· II _CllurQ, !....,as ..,_. CLonl> II a... .... tab,lodooa.to Chureb 'l'ldi WiN . p. ._ MWftett l'til1 ~· Flnt and 1bird 8w> llolla1d Troadw_,., I>Mb>f: SU!IdaJ • , . · " • >I!» Wdll Ida! 1:e ;. a daJflO:• a. m. Holy Euclwll: Sclllol 11 L m.: !nqollltlt • 0 ; H e F....... - llti ...... fUir1ll Sunda14 I •. - uo p. .... Y-a l'eool• En• . . IIi.~ over 80 Y,m , ·. ,. i'hM WY NOt8 ·· • ~· ~ 1: II ,.. "'"' ~ ~ ~; 10:111 a. d - . 7::» ,_ m. W«L1 ~..;..l~:;.,.~--......'!"',...,..~;,....,,.,. fi~!!J.!Iiclli!l ·'tl,a. m.: Youlll..,. •· ~ i1l'dir r. OllliJ ,._ meitioJ ·t:lt PIll. P. II., ~ . . Ill--~• e llr ifott .... CLOTHING HOUSE ~;" VORK :1 Nihai· · -811adQ 'IIJ:Iv1aj t:ID L ·.m. Mara ow .tp ll:e. ''* r• .. .llii!li! ... :: ·~ . !t,..._ . . r.l ~~. tuB......... R. Card, pd!GI': .,·,_ m ... SJmU1.·at a. .m., t:.. n .. "!Di. .ta1!41 *'II.~i\MID!' • . rr.t !ln!ftlll IIOI'Ylca · 11 a.t m.: W!lCS Soap-llltl-water is raled expert& ao the beot "cl•eBDI:er" -------...J'for Me_, I p,.,..: ' . 12 Lb. Size MIDDLEPORT, 0. West Germu iDtemaUonal I championships with a th'l, H. RorMofthe G. E. Automatic Washer H&R FIRESTONE REACH QUAIITEa-FINALI HAMBURG. Gormnny ~~~: Martin MUlll80D of AI reached the quarter.finals Of WAS · IMI LAIK 161 - - - - ClWI 1114'•• tcOilomY _. nfE UNITED STEEL WORKERS WY Nllll ;;~~....~~;.~~~~socnnd straight record In Swt<lln Crow's LOGAN MONUMENT CO. OF MEIGS COUNTY Leo L Vaughan, Mgr. set by heaving the hammer 220 one inch. Drayton barely fellow Yank Hayu J - In 1110 meter daob 11 both clocked ill 10.8 oocOOIII 1!111 hlo second , _ In tba 1100 melon With I llmo of 21.1 _.... Member !'I'D Greenhouae WY 2-8933 Near Pomeroy.Muon Bridge WY Nll88 The Gallipolll All-Stars, built vidual trcphlea presented by a strong clull, hoYIDI loel 111111 around a hard core of the sum- the sponsoring group. lronlnn, 1-4 In llnala of t b mer champion Senators' team, Centerville is defending Ohill Little BaJie-1 will open the Syracuse Little pion, having defeated Middle- ball tournament at Welllton .... l,.rt Baseball Tournament against port last year in the fmals. ller th1o week. Pomeroy All-Stars Monday, Aug. Both Centerville ond Middle- Balance ol the first rtlllld plaJ lbra,ckel II, at 5 p.m. port are back foe another Syraeuse linea up like thlo: Spo ored b the S at the tnurney Tuesday, Aug. 20, I p.IIL, ta-lbrlieat . ns . BY b yrAacusela• with Middleport believed tn vs. Cenlen'llle. Mmersvt 11e ase a 11 ssoc • · --~_::: tlon, the tournament has award- CONNOLY DRAYTON '1l'lN ed berths to eight teams who, ' by Labor Day, will be whittled HAESSLEHOLM, Swedlll> down to two. -Harold Colmoly and Paul Dri!J· Labor Day at 2 p.m. the two ton won events for the United surviving clubs will battle for Slates Thursday iD an the championship and for indl· tlonal track meet. Connoly FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES WY 2-2644 . FOREMAN & ABBOTT t . tl Refrigerator. GOEGLEIN READY·MIX CO. Attend the Cbureh ol Your Cholco WY 2.3284 Middleport ltd en of Bolsdnl Bread 10 cu. ft. FRIGIDAIRE PLUMBING • IIEATINil °· CIIJ- r-----~-.;.;------:--------------,I:Mid:·~-week at to••• rayer \ Til£ BRI.GAIN J.IUNlE!lS GET 0'.!.. ......,. w- Each man ia free to decide which band will lead bim. Some never aee the Hand of God, and their way through life is barren 12 cu. ft. GIBSON · w HnJ- 004. Trade-Ins ' Pilla .ur. 111•- .,.. Thia ia the band of ]111tice. It re· proves tboae peopl• who han stt'ayed from the path of truth and good living. Honest D\111 and righte0111 men have choaen another hand; one which Ia not plcturtd here. They never need the reproof of Justice, for they have chosen the Hand of Refrigerator 1249 a ._,a."""' Zt.oo1 ":':" .. U: rJ1 .L..1. 01JeS ..1. 0 S : 1:11a. ln>m a - • Racl-- L ., 1: ,. I • 10:111 a. m.: 51. .lolll>'l s.. 1111 1 101 1 "-1. Bntldat llcbool ~ Cburcb· l'ranll A. da1 Sdlool 10 o.m Ol.lrd> • ..,. a. m.: Wanblp 10:• a. ~-~· , Cl!llrdo 11 Cl!rlll, Mltld"-- they have let up for themlel...., Ill""' _._, 1 .._._.. - · 1·30 o. JD. ..,...., ..... . 11 ,,...... •••· Su!lcli1 Cbri ltl.:bord l"red I. Gardner, mlnlliter. 1:30 In Ierma ot the foretoinl quaUIIel, the J - au ID.i Wed. -.blp • +II», retly. 1111p1. 11,111 , Ill. • .nlllp o. m. Bible School, Wendell among the most fortunate people IIDODIIll mankind m. Paottlr, £. '*'- ..mce. Gerlach, aupt. 10:30 a. m. MornU BeJIII With lng WOI'IIhlp, "Sorting." 7:30 p. Fro~he earlleat times the Htbie" flO 1, IIIIIIC 11111 CL • t1 aot11, SoYmllo lliiJ Amolflt • " - m., . Evening oervlce, '"Li>ok AI about"1lllir fires, tau&bt their BODI that the Hellrew ..,. - - lload. P>•r oroy, Children'• Home HID, Lydia," Wed. 7:30 p. m. Pray- pie stood in a apeclltl relatlolllldp witb tba en l1aderwood, mhi!FII. Blblt acllool Mulberry Heights. S 1 b bat h or meeting and Bible lludf. the universe. Thla Ideal was drummed 111to lilt *'dJ!Irln a. m., Mor!lla& ..nhiP JO:JO llehool I p. m., Wol'lhlp service '111e UDIIed Mell>odbt CI!IIHb and the conseiousneu ot every Hebrew child f1om ~ D,blm.orl: - - wm:obfp f:ID ...... 1:11 p. m.; l!ervlcea are 9atur· Pomeroy. Rev. MelVIn Alkire, earliest day of his reoollectlon Alul the 1IOIIIf ....Ill Reed, Bible tldloo1 SUpt. diiJ. Prayer meeting, Thursday, paator. Church School 9:15 a. the~ rock of the natiollal cbai-acter. .I Syro..,,. Mallo dill ollrdl. 7:10 p, m. m., Leo Crew, aupl Leo Vau- Thio special relatloll.lhip 11eg111 10 tl1t!' taqbt II* Carl Berrtne. pau· Da8)lan, 811'1. Sermoo, "A Word little ones, with an .,..Milltnt U:to which the Creatar Wlnebrom>m:, supt. ~ay c!"er ~~ourlb ~ M~ F!Uy Spoken," 10:30 •;. m. bad entered ~th the fll"illnal flther of the r~ 81· ~ 11 CLrto&. P 4 ' · • • And mterestingly enough, Ibis was 11ot bleauM ot Abo ISet1ooi t:lll a. m. Mldweolr Bib- Middle 1 ~7:10 p. m. Wed. _d•n. =-~s,;,!~•s.:; ":-"~~ ~~g~t-:;~~~k~ajollnc God, bUt bleiiUH Jehorall VB ~ . _ roUo, Ret t.IO a. m:' Amoltl_ llicllarda, a .m.: Cbrlatian Endea•or. 1:30 A PhlloMplly ol 81., Bubtrl ""·- ...._ .._.,; &q.t. Mornmg worship at 10:3Cl p. m.: Evenllll""leo ''!!I P.m. The scientific studenbl of bJsto ~ the Htltl'ew - . . ,_.... . . _ a. m. ~ ry 11y ..,., I'Obool u:ao L m.: Wonblp _.. terlal> Cburcll !WI llowant Rae> people w_ere unique Ill the fact that th.,- had a ''phil"'"" !lu!!diiJ nED~ II 7:111. C' ,. tl 11o11, MI. llooto!J - pelt, pastOr: ci ._ ,;, Wonhip- phy of history." By that they mean that they batl f01111« !WI. tro M. Tlbbo. PIISior. 81111- • a continuous purpose running throu&b all h11111a11 eveall 10 .. m. Sunday 'lchooL tl . . N-o .,.._ w acbool 8:41 a. m.: Worllllp -a purpose that was leading up to 10me great llld. cuse, Ret. llanald pu1o ...,. u a. m.: aad 7:4l p. ... , Federated Cllarcb, Pomeroy. It so~etimea happens that we fiDd tbe Hebr..,. or. Suoda,J ac11oo1 1:30 a. m.: ,.._ ...ung ~Y 7,30 Sunday School t:l5 a. m. J. D. pared wtth l!t• anc1ent Babylonilnl EJypUam, Sllllliato J.forDm& wonllip IAI:JII a. aa.: p. m. Yo..., People, J'rldav 1,_., Blaettnar, oupt., Worahlp hour, !ans, or Peratana. And in aome instafteei"the ~ IIYPS 1:31 p. m.: l!:vaDgo1lollc p.m. 10:30 •· m. Rev. Dr. Looter t.. tS none too complimentary to tbe Jen. Bill to mJit w, 11 7:10 p. m.: Rouoh, Supply Minister;. Antll- fact of the "philosophy of history'' 1a to mlll the dQ 7:11l PI'IIY• DIIOilnll PriiY• Bradfor<l t'll- ., t'1ll'lll, em by Senior Choir under eli- mg peak of the whole range. bnur Tuelda7 7: 'lO p. Ill.: IIJo. millllter Cbarlel Pierce· llooDle rection of Mrs. Paul N..oe. A One-Sided llargala lloanry JJei'Viclo ta the Sill Tueaday 11uue11,' aupL: Bible' Scllool First Bapllsl Church, Middle- The agre_ement i~to which God enteftcl wtth llrael ol lbo DIDDtl> II 7:10 p. ID. uo a. m.: llornlllg worsbip IUO port, Rev. Donald Boone, pas- was a onl!-stded affair. The nation WU to IR all till Ill: ChorciJ 11 N " p 1. JD.; CbrisUan EtldoovO< tyoutll tor. Sunday School 9:15 a. m. vantages. Rev. Clyde - - ~: a p. m.: Evenilll wol'lblp 7, 30, Cbarleo Vroman, Supt.; 10:15 a. The Hebrews had little to offer to any Gad. Tbey nre Sunda1 Scbooli::!O: lolal'lllll& w,;_ Wednead31 ovenilll Bible llludy m. worship ,...Ice, t p. m. not a numerous people, nor _were they rleh. '1'hty OCCUr 10:30: NYPS 1,45, t!:mt!Db a1 7:00, BYP 7:30 p. m. Evening wor· pted a land that was never mtended to aceommodate a I.Uvtce8 7::»: Pr3Jer meettav •t ship oervice; Wed. 7:30 p. m. multitude, and the living was alwaya diffit:Ult, Why God Thuraday. l'reedam ~ - · B•• Prayer meeUng; &:30 p. m. should have chosen Abram, and why he lbould lutve aa suversville Road 1!. I. Grtt· Choir practice. greatly favored the Hebrews, none of the ancient proP'alntft a.~ Re>r. Law Dtb, putor: ~ WWord, 8. Mlddlopor! l'lral Uohol , _ phets ever explained. It was IUfflc!ent for them that t Irenee Gluaencamp. Younc p..,. a. Supt.: sJD>da,y Scnool 10 1.01. t 1enu Church. Rev q0Wf!l'd Jebo~ab had done so. · meellD& 81WI prayer meet- Evan stJC ....., .. ?:30 m.: RuppeiL putor. llundQ School . Thts was the point at which they .U ~God 11114 combk!ed each Stmday ev· meeting 7' 10 p. m. Tue• 9:30 a. m. Richard Vaughan, 1upt. placed his riches and his powers at tbe of the 1 ~=~at ;:3Cl p. IlL SUnday IIJ. 10:30 a. m.. Worohl!l: "''" YF: Hebrew people, with the expectation that ill tum, 8:30 a. m., berber! Tuppero Plain1 EUB Church \led 1:30 Junior Cbolr; 1 P m. would keep their part of the bargaln, aDd live blm hUIIlo supt~ Preaching Wed.. Rev. Roy Gearhart, pastor. se.uor Cho>r. ble and reverent obedience. He Wll to see to tt that tbelr p. m. Sunday School 9:30 a. m., Ho- Free wm BapUsl Cburch, loyalty and ~althfulness was to produce tbe creat chance Free 111.,w.. ~ bart Vineyard, supt. Sunday Rutland pastor Rev. Pau. Tay- for aU mankmd. . Clill. Re•. R. Giell. pas- worship 8 p.m. with the pastor tor; Sunda · School 10 a. m.; If It developed that prtde, arrogance, and (!Oneelt 011 Juy Pridoly, Supt. Preaching the part of the Hebrews themselves became presumptu. 10r. sunday iiCbooi t:30; Pbil bringing the message. Wi&o, Supl; Morn!DS worship Soutb Betbet EUB Cburcb, srvtce Sunday Night 7:311 p m. ous at tunes, we need not wonder. Human nature belnl 10 ,30 a. m.: Youth oenteo 7 p.m. Rev. Roy Gearhart, pastor. Prayer services Wed. 7:30 p.m. what tt ts, such a tu~n of affairs was almost lllevltable. Evangelistic 10rvlce 7;30 p. m.: Sunday worship 8:30 a. m. witb First Bapliit Cbureb, Pom- That was one of the rtsk& God took. the a. messpastor. This . promtse . thatFather Many become the father 7:ao p.prayer m. Mn'lce Wed- the age. pastor Sunday bringing Scbool 10:30 m. eroy, 9:30 •Ralph 11:15 C.a. Zundel, m. Combined Abramofshould. Nornwi Bahr supt service of worship and study. of many takes on a vartety of -vagmes, tn the bands ot Hy..O !!'reo a. Lollrldro ~h, Rev. Sermon by Rev. Douald Boone the cultists. But as a matier of fact tbe Hebren ban E. Smltll. Sr., pastOr: SUD- Roy Gearhart, pastor. Sunday on "Breaking Down Fences." mvaded all the races. 9cbool 1:10 a.. ID., W~ Scbool 10:00 a. m. Rus~tll Ar- Nuroery and Junior Church for Spe~ ID ~~of blood,_there Is no llldl tbln& u Jlllla!ey. SUpt.: Mornillil . worship cher, supt. Sunday Worship 11 all children. 2:30 p.m. Choir a Jew.sh race. The ethnologists have an alr-tl&bt ~ 10:30 a m. Youlll Sarv•oe. 6:45 11 a. m. wih the pasklr bring- rehearsal for Fair program at 1n thiS ~egard .. Perhaps as many u a llundred ''llloodP. m.: Evangallstic IIIOISage. 7:30 In• the message. Prayer meet- Enterprise EUB Church: Thurs- streams flow m the vems of modern Jewa. ~ ~~ :".::" meetmg, Thor. ing at 8 p. m. Wed. day 7:30 p. m. Women's MlsThe Uniform Sunday School lesson for AUCUII 11, ' · sion Society. August II. Ohserv- "PEOPLE OF THE COVENANT " Genesla 15 tllrougli PollteeH1a.l Asoembi)', IIDale &oa lll>riDI• MoD1dlll t'1lllrft ance of the Lord's Supper. 20. ' .l> Rev. Paul E. Jooos, pastor. R. R. Card. pastor: Sundlly The United Methndlol ChDn!h ~ ~11'1:'::-::====::--::=::::-= ......,~,.,,..,=,....=,! Sundll1 Scboul ll L Ill. Wor- School, 9' 30 a. m., Worsh•p oerv· Pomeroy: Rev. Melvin Alkire, e ctrcums ances un er w ews ave n ~~-·• ~ 7,30 p.m. Sun- ~:Ill P· m. IIYF: 1:30 p.m.. pastor. Church .School 9ol6 a. compelled to live during the last two lboullnd Jwrl W - y ud Friday ...i Tuuday, 1·30 p. m.; Pray m., Leo Crew, Supt. Leo Van- have put them mto the closest contacts with the peoplea ~=~ Clllllcll ot Clll'lll; A.t 1:. B•ble study, ll'ed.. 7' 30 P· ghan, Ass'!. 10:30 a. m. Ser- of all the world. And they! in turn, have taken peoples mi•io'or; Blbte Scbool mon,"OUr Scapegoats." sun- of all bloods captive for thetr faith. Mornln& woroblp 10 .30. Chrtol- Al&ed Methodist Olurch, R. day School basket picnic starts More than the average Chnsban realllea, he Ia hlmlsll Endeavor • p. ..;_, ·Eveoil>l R. Card, pastor. Sunday school prompUy at 5 p. m. August 4 self a child of Abraham, for t~e Hebrew 014 Testameut Wilt&blp, 7 p. m. 9:30 a. m., L I o y d Dillinger, at Meigs Fair Grounds, Rock ts as sure.ly hts as tt IS the Je~ ~-. . Supt. Worship service, 10:45 a. Springs Monday 7 p m the !Copynght 1963 by the Dtvtston of Christian Educa· ltJopl- BaD 11 , .....,. W1l> m., Cbu. D. Woode lay-lead- Commi,;.ions m~ 7:45 j; m tlon, National Council of the Churches ot Cbrllt ID tht Pubtfe maellag SUnda7 I er; Sunday 7:30 p. 'm. MYF· Church Official B~ard · ' 1U::.cru::::'::::te:::d:..S:.:t::::ate = s ::::of::..A=m::::er:.:i::::ca::::.)c___ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ P. m.: Watclltower lludy • P. m.: Tuesday, 8 p. m. Membershi~ Porlland, Rev. Lawr~n,. Me·,. Blb!o study Tu.day I p. m.; Set- adn Ev•••ellsm meet· Wed Ilaniel paator Harold u-·-• of month. Flnt ~ tl 1M N t I vico _, Prayer ~ervice ' ., SUp! 'Sunda• Scbool ' ~·-•· Illl Hermoo llnlted Bre illren Chetter, SUnday Scboul t:ll a. . moe"•• - . ............ ··~.....,. 7 p. m..· 7:45 p. m. . 9·30 a. m. · Chr'd ~-· Garrabrant paa !4irustry ocboo1 Thuraday I p m. • ·• , u~ Bo Supt ••O....W. P11p1m B e II ~ Rat-.. Meea 1~~~~ blm'd, C.-t WYF 8 p. m.; Worship 7 · 39 p. 1L . _., l\eA . ' ~· ot:n ggs, . ., ~ 1 1 Herrin& past«: llnnling worship m., Bible Study Wed .. ao. Church tP. 0. loaDprille. 1ObMJI tor. Sunday Scbool UD a. m.. mg Wonhlp I~ a. Ill. lf-lal SWod81 StbooL .1:30 a.m. Andrew to:• L m.: Church School O:!tl E~- ElJ1l Ch-. !WI. Preacblnii lt.30 ,"· m., AlteJ. tstic ,...lee 7.30 p. 111. SetMyero Supt. MamJa Worsln tie. snpt.; 9:30 a. m. Wilt&blp Monrel Slwth. oasoor: Mnl'1llllll nate Cbrtstian o:nde&VOI' ll!d by Rev. Lllo, Wad. 7:• p. m. , ~m.: Pilgrim y!.u, Mee~ a p. m Monday. wscs f1rai Tuett Worsh1p, 9:30 L m.: Sllllda7 preaching Sunday ulgbl 7:30. Prayer meellnllllll Bll>le StudJ 10 10 .m.· tt:v 6:46 · "' SfrVIOe dQ and !OCOIId 11tunday of each ScllooJ LD:IIl a. m.: Youth li'el- Mid Week ll'ayer lll"<!lin& Wa.1. Emond Life, putor. Pro .,.j tllftllth: Family nighl last Sunday lowsh1p, 6:30 p. m.; Pr31er 7:30 P· m. Cottase priiYer mee~ Norll! Malto Slrelll a..dl II , :Ill." 7 10 We:teead• NO Y*'ID. evea~n& ol each monrb al &:10. mootiDK 7:110 p. m. Wadnelday; illg laat Friday night of each Christ, Rutlllltl, Dr. N.C. ear. Mld41o ~ N E>e.Jinl Se rvlc e: We ,sday Youth choir proctJCe, t:a. p. m. aoonth. penter, mlnlater. Bible Scht!al ::: Clyde ~ 7:30 p. m. PrOIYer moetiDJ:. Wadnell'lay. Children'• Choir, 9 1 . Muon Ch.o Cllar9 ol CLr!at, 9:30, V. H. Broley, aupt. Mom1' • ~ . 11:4 UDlted m. Saturday; Ladle• Aid, Thoro- Miller Str•et Sunday Bible Stu- mlag WOI'IIIIp 11:10. M1u IUra 1 10 . • L m., !110>'1> • llrell!m! Ill day. , dy 10 a. m.. Morning Worahlp Clnadoy, pianlal EveninC ..., iDg w~ oervJCO tn:ao .: <.hrlat, Rev. Elden R. Blake, Reelll Motbedlst Cllureb, M. ship 7:30. L 1~ festun, &, ~r "11 P •·45 p. m.: PB.""'!': Sunday achool to a. m, E. Dowson, pastor. Church IDofl; • m., Vocol Millie. Bt- I)' Lllld pidur.o _..... Eva 7.110 p. m.: Wtnnte Rol8lnger, sup!., Christ· School 9·30 a m Lee Smith bl< atudY. l'llunday, 7:30 p. tD. born "-· to ....:, _, Ill Prayer...,.,.... Wed.• No p. m. •·· ..... __ 7 I' • · · ·• Rull JUne Y1l1 1 nd !IIi 1oa •1m0 Rm · - · ........ vor : • p. m., Mrs. Supt Morning tllll'!hlp 10:30 ' ~ '. actlfltleo Oll!lDIII!eetl ........., " 8 .,:-:'.a:'~~~~'~ Lydl Cl!en.l!er, president, cl~ a. m. Jr. MYF 8 10 7• p. m. pastor, Sunday School 9:30 a. Cllrll- lel•ce lt!IIIJ, Ol'llfll wnH, • ..._., 1..,. lor all. _Song services 8 p. Sunday evening With Dale and m., Mrs. Janet Snyder, Sllpt. Mulberry Ave., ~OJ. Mom. m..• Preachmg 8o20. Mld·Week Dee s-•Pl••en leaders. Sr. Worship 10.30 a. m. Preaching In• serv· I 10 •• _..._ p. ID. ••ay · Wed 7 --.... ' 7 30 Pray -"- • >ce a · a. m. .... , r er meellllg · :3Ci p. MYF Tom RaU, prealdenl, 7 to : p. ·• . er ,..,~, "Love" the.ltlbj«!! o1 tbe D C:.,1 • BJQIIIII Soaday ,n..• CluJ leader, Mrs. Mazie .. p. m. Mn. Jean Smith, coun- Wedne!iday 7·30 p.m. 5011 IOIDkll. Golden Text· :&ow ..,.... 1:10. ......, WWII!Jp Bollfllter. seior WSCS Second Moaday of Ftnt Bapllll Clmrcll, excellent ltl thy lorilr« · klltd10:11. each m01ttb at 7·ll 'lbt Rev. Arthur R. McCauley puGod • ll'troll!opiiOI _ Sunda1 Btdlei!J (Doreasl EUII, P..l Eleanor Circle m. tor, Sam Curtis. supt. ~y neaJ, 0 ! tlterel«e the din. 111 .....,. tt• L a Pro ""'I A. paotor. Blythe of eacb th .30 ~ School 9:30 a. m.; Mornilla dren of mill put tllelr t1't11t w 1:911 p. .a Tbelas, Supl Morning worship ernona ~ ;.;,....:· m., worship 10 ,45 a. m. Sermon, utlder the +ejnw Df 111J wll(jl. llltrriMitYI1Io ,...,...-. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School 10:30 'l'llundaJ "What Is Truth'" &·30 P m Paalmo 36:7. IIIII!"'. JOIID DaVIes, 1'111«; SUD- a. m.; Youth Fellowship, 6:30 ~:; ~-· Class 12 BYF and Juni~r Fellow'sbip: lyr.... •• • r I , II I School It a. 111-. WGftlllp p, m. m!ltlstra~-~ w 7 a p. m. Evening worship. lift*- a.8 ~ Pnl A. .... 111. Youth FeiiOWiblp atld ~ BUB Cl!arell, Paal A. "' Choir ell.. Wed~· P. moh, "Wrestling With God." 114 ers, putor. • li t ;• a. !I> Prayer and Billlt lllldy Sell4)n, pastor. Wayne Roush, O. .J'ratl ~ ·M1 Wed. 7:30 p. m. Prayer lll@et.' orninl Wartlltlp; 11:• a. p. m. on third 'ftlultda)' :!l.pt. Bunday School 1:30 a. m. . J 111g ,SUnday School, liiJIIII ,.._ DIIHllb. BvOIIing Bvqellallc aervtce Lmlll Bottom, Rev. George R · aupt.; 1:311 p. m. Yttutb ~ • Slllliman admlnl•lni<l' · llellllellem Bapllll Ch b 0 h 1 ,, . MIMI pall I'MII! laid 8 p. m., Youllt Fellowship, 7:30 day ' I 30 ad. ore • P· I'N I t:• I. IlL ~hard~, Soull! 11'41 .._ lbithty p. m. masses : a. n>. a Bend, Rev. Arlllur R. Sunday Scllool, Bin Q • 1 4 10' a.m. Sunday G!CIIt ll)a MN EOII CllarO, Poul a. Ill. EST. Holy Days of pastor, Robert Lew- ry, Sllpt.; 10:11 a. m., M I J 7 f.;.~~ c:.tl • Evangollallc 7:.; Wt<iaiMQ A. llllltqJ, pattor, Ben QuiJensup!. 1::!0 o. m. Morning Wll'llllp; 7:11 p. 111. ••<' 111 Q 111 il!li1ll Bible ~- Nil; lliliu-- i>erty, Supt. SUnday School 9:3Cl aear Guyarillo tllurdl SUnday ~ Ser- Pflra' - .. pnytt Uti ..anlllp a, m. llarnlftg Worship 10:411 Ret. George 11. Sblpma!l. 1a Truth. ~. P. m. a. m. ...._, W~ ..r:, lM Ansel• 4, 10 IDDI. lbtll!l. $ p · • L. 1doa "" DOt ,.... ' 1 e1 Tile rwl wllltll •r ot aJtor 111t1o11 mineral deposlbl in it& mounta!DI, tllf r1c1a 101111 Ia ttl acres, or it. deep brbon wblcb 111111!1 J 1 lillie i - ' commerce. The rlcbet of any people colllilt of the dldllll " which they Jive1_tbe d~y of wblcla they thilllllltt•.. selves capable, '1111 quality ot their Jllr!*,ll14 tile 1111111 n- New Yod< I St. Loull I I.e- a: a .... sd...t · TO KNOW YA!!! fl II .41111 IIIII I. • 'l'hru -,- II Ill . . . l5tl II .11110 U ~~=~· 12 cu. fl. CROSLEY Sentinel Church News llouiiGil H..- Pow-~ Eve n serl•es A t can ton on z:g• h t SUNDAY SCIIOOL '"SON (W ' le I"' Clldlf'* 11 - . . ~ 1:30 a. a; WCiblp • ol 1Ailla' Dey llalDII. m flit 10:• a. 111. CINCINNATI (UP!)-The next frame when Gene Freese. RobiD100 and a wild throw lo The win put tile RedJ baok ihto Claetmad ll'lllladtlplna S, al8bl er1u1 Los Aageleo Dodgers, hold- Gene Green, pinch-bitter Gordy ,..,.,.,.m by Ruben Amaro. llllh place alter beiDg dipped to JdChl iDg a fat lead 00 the rest of tlle 1Coleman all(l Leo Cardenas all But the shutout went doWIJ the llhlh Wedneaday nllbl when the l'riPJ'• Po .1 t •It ,. •• National League team• iD the siDgled and then Pete IWse doo- draiD !Bit In the ninth when Roy Philllea W<IIL Tnda7 the pbl1o IN Houston - l'ltiiiJurP pennant race, Is the first team bled. . Sievers belted his 12th homer of hack in slxlb. aJcbll-Joltnooa ••IJ) IJid ......_1 into Cincinnati 88 the Reds open All the while, big John TsitouriR the year wttll two on. Bill Hanry llob' , bomor 1!111 lllqlt IHl ... Glbbaa IJ.7l and l.l'ruo-1 a 11Hlay home stand tonight. had a shutout going, aod still had relieved Tsitourls to preserve the left b:"~ lor lltt aiJ)II, e1a 18-11). Joe NuxhaU will go for hi• loth it after the eighth inning after the victory for CiDclnnatl. -~.. ·• . eighth .The save . 1 and gave .,_ wwWlabout bl1 ....,. ......, "' -~ .-~ '""' •'••1&1111-l h hn victory of the SOMOn for t!Je Re<ls added their final run on Va- gave Jo •• wm agams ahowinl o1 the weok In the - Tolb 1114) n. H<ds, while Loo Angeles will, da Pinson's slngi<. another by five los.., lhJS year. ies with the Philllea. San ........,.-;atii'IJiii~>hlll start Johnny Podreo UH> in the Veda PlnaoD a11o got two oafo. lulpll-Marlcbal 117-il va. f!rot of 0 three-<lay oet. lleo In lour attempta II> 1ttep him Ul-81. Thursday night at Philadelphia, JIIIIOIIi the top balla'a Ia the 1..o1 AD 1•'"" at Clllcbulllill Frank RobiDson made another atleague. He Is sixth, at .SIJ, ••'-' -,I l""'""'l .._, - Padrel CU71 · n· tempt to Improve blo overage as - pll'oenlllst point below lllllki hall CNl. Tannehill was then brought 1n he and Tommy Harper highlightAaron of Milwaukee. St. Loull to relieve George Sauer who had ed a 12-hit Cincinnati attack to -Gibala tiN) va. replaced Buddy Moore as Mid- cop a 6-S WID for the Reds over 1n fact, all the CiDciODall st111t- It-'ll. dleport moundsman in the lint the Philo .., bll exet!pl Doll Pnlolich 1!111 .......,.. OoMI . red lth the ~ Toitourls. Colemlll pilldHIII lor .......,,_ at New York inning. Tannehil!e struck out RobiDSOD horne W . Pavlolich in the OMIItll. ~~ at ~~.....,_,, Steve Flnla• to end that inn- bases empty in the second Inning "'-·· «~ ...........,.. as the Reds scored flr!l, and Tsi.,.~IB hel<l IDI Pbilllel II> .,... at P!I!IIHirgb. .qbl in~omeroy, managed by Hom- Harper followed .vitb another In lOveD hila llld II01IIJ ollowod Loo ADgeleo at ClllCiniall. er Smith, took a big edge over the sixth to give Cincinnati a 2.(1 CANTON (UPI)- A crowd of about 12,000 L~. expect· only~ befo~ PuttlnJ do1na Loull at llllwooket the Middies 1n the first inning edge ed to be on band in Fawcett StadiUm here tomght for lu~lllllllli pblladelphla 1'1117. fan• Loope • 1 when four rullS scored on sin- ~ ocore 1umped to S.(l In the the 18th renewal of the North-South All-Star high school I w. J. Pol. - --~~football game. Yllrzmsld, llol 11114llll M Ill .lSI, Now York 7l Ill .1411 The South, with Bron Bacevich at .the helm! will be KaUne, Del 101 4111 'Ill Ill .SIJi Cbleogo a til .IIIII B a 1111 .1M attempting to even the series at 8-8 w1th two bes In to· Rollins, Min 1111 31011 1U .au! Mlnn 1ota night's battle against the North, coached by Tom Me· Pearson, LA no f11 111111 JOG BaJ!!"''"e a 11 .541 Hugh of Toledo Central Catholic. Waguer, LA ll1 414 rn 121 Jill Cleo 1md liS • .411 17 The injury jinx, which had hit takes than the South, that wiD be Malzone, Boo 1411 417 41 121 JIIO 14 rr .till 17 both camps, apparcnUy will not the dUference." Geiger • llol Ill> If'/ M 10 .1110 Loo At>f"M M II .4111111 play a part in the battle. McHngb Two battles were raging ror llrshbrgr. Cit! 10 IM ifl 10 Jll KoMM C1qr 110 61 Mil II said three of his otsndouto, mis .. spots In the South backlleld with Couoey, KC lCII 41lllll! Ill .all Doln>ll • eo .4&11 11 ing from practice session earlier Dave Fisher of Kettering Fair~ Ward, Chi 111 432 5I l23 .Ill Wublnltoa 41 11 Jl3 11 in the week, would be ready for mont and Ron Grieshop of ColdRome tta. 'dllrllaT'• -~~ the game. Threa South tackles water "neck-and-neck" for the Nollooal Leqa&-MeCovey, Ql. N"' York 1 WaohiJ>IIIoo I were Injured early in the seo- fullbock •lot, and Bill Robb of ants 33; AJII'On, Bra..., Sl; Maya. Detroit 1 BollaD 1 sions, but were back in harnesa Upper Arlington and Steve Giants 28; Cepeda, Glanll; liallto, w.-o 3 Lo1 .Anplll t this week. Schweil!er of Cincinnati Purcell CUbs, both 10. Cleveland 1 BaiH"''"e 0, JdChl Bacevicb, who will be out to competing for tile quarterback Alllorl<aa ~ - ltlllebrew, Chlcogo & KnoM CiiJ 1, nl,sbt avenge a 19.(1 paRting •uffered by job. Twills 26; AIIJS<Jn, Twins 25; Stu· FrilltJ'o Pt , !tit Pll ' o With Frozen Food his 1959 South sqnad, indicated Rlf;b Win Re<ord art, Red So>t M; Wogntor, .An(lelo; llol>'oll at a.le1110 II, Section. Shelves be will be counting heavily on BaceYich hal loot only nine Howard, Yenkl, both IL llfabll - qulrre llfi.IO) 8lld In Door. Looks halfbacks Herb Murray of Denni- games In tt yearo st Roger Ba· R- Balle<l Ia lleh CHI va. l!'lahor C54l son Sl Mary's aad Carl Ward o! con, whit< Jll<llugb'o Central llorloo 1&-Sl. Like New. Cincinnati Taft. Catholic team wa1 undefeated in No-.J Lo o 1• • - AaloD. New York Ill Loo Fons 011 Kubaeld 1961. Braveo M; Wltill, Clrdo 10; !liJI. Clllgbt - BoutDn UWl n. The North squad will !ocu1 at to. Cube 'II: McOn>ey, GIIJIW '14: Cll•-7>. least partially around Cleveland Mojor Leopo Lollllen Boyer, Cardl11. 1loA>a at Ut)l~nn~••:ta~~~il st. Ignaliuo quarterback Roy Ku· By Untied Prell 1nlemllloo:!l Ame!le.. Le:!PO - KIIIDt, '1'1- 'l\lrley lUI or backi, who was slowed down Na-al gers 75; stuart, H<d Sox '12: Will· va. Perry lUI. early In the week with a pleurisy Player Club G. All. R. H. Pd. ner. Angels 70; Allison. '1'lrlnl 811; Kll D • u City attack. Groat, St.L 114 400 113 15'1 .141 Balte7, Twine 14. CJ>IIhil - Drabows!IJ Auto. Defrost. Frozen Neither coach would oiler ony- Clemente, Pitt 108 403 16 134 .331 ,_.. Kraltck CtiHOl. Food Section. Shelves ' thing but 1 guarded forecast for Gonzalel, Phll 111 418 63 114 .1121 BalllaM>re It the battle. Bacevloh oald, "OUr! T.Davil, LA 911 3115 4Z 117.3211. Na-1 Leap. - PerriDOIIkl, Cnl&htl-Mt!NIIIJ. Ct-11 fl, In Door. boys are physically sound and it ' Aaron, Mil. 114 450 ua loll .318 Dodgen 11·2; Koulu, llotlga'O worth CU>. is hoped that the job we do will PiniOn, Cln 117 470 71 148 .11.11 IH: Malooay,- 17-t: M~llelD, lollrda)"o 0 be mfllclent." White, St.L 114 463 110 142 .3111 Piraleo 11-1: Marfcbal, Glantl17-l New York at Ia Aqolei Equally cautiouo, McHugh said, Kuenn, SF 75 253 3'1 78 .308 A..-a Lo-Radata, W Bo:!lol> at Mint Ia "I think we1l be out to do a good ' WU!iam1, Chi 111 429 64 131 .305 Sox 12-1: Boullln, Yenkl 1U: Deln>lt at Chit-ago job and it will take a good team Torre, Mil IDI 350 40 lll4 .7!11 Pizarro. While Sox 1N: Ford, ltaaaU City at CIM'olli. to lick UJ. U wo make leiS mil· Am-.. Lea1ue Yanks 1&4: Downinl, Y"'*' H. Bat-. at Wuhlogi'PI, sOUth . Ill. . . . . Kllwa1ll<eo dllcllge I ' w... YOU A.l WELCOU81 A CHUJlCH ' FOR ALL Pl£01'1& St. Paul's· Lutheran Ch.u-L llif1 Cot.liiteanun6 tie. adit.- PtMIIIIJ T - : •. ,,..;,·,··'' IDtii'I "'! 1 1 ..... ,.. - . ~· . '··I .,. - , ,-.~·!it:!~· ...... J.l . .._,__ .... · GIIEIT PASTOR ~;,:~;.J~~~=~~·~ • • •llnf...•I~ '( l•f~ ~..-.w.411' · ~Sc=ltoOI~~~!:~f ~:· ·&~·oPill• _,,.,Ill,,., ·a'fr ~f1nL~·~~!:~N~o:~~~~*'~ Woyshlp. ~~ PriJ . ~~~~~tB~~~~~J;~~~~~~~~~~~ l'iiiii~t·~·-~~· .,. =--~=~·• 'lbutlday· ., '11141idl; .,, . ~~~ ' . �• .. ) ' ----Hollywood In Review --··- ROU..YWOOD fUPU - U an pear•nce wa part _,fl: 10W18 ldr- ill eallod "Come Blow Yoor H...,.• And tlllrltt, wh11'clo 7011 dU 1n11le IIIII be will ., 1trlllht 1 fat In 1 fllhe Ads Get Results. '58 CHEVROLET --c----:-:---::--:: z - --.,...---,- $79S $1095 6 cyl. motor. std. trans .. spotlesll clean interior, beautiful ivory & red fin ., radio, beater. AD INFORMATION @) DltADUNES llll • ~, Detftft t-uoUcatMrll llotld&" D-adhn~ t-M -' II 1100 f' ...,.,otu CAN<:ELLA TIONS CO liRE<-'TIONS W'tD De ICCep•eo olllt11 ~t:OO A rtn "' ~or POMEROY MOTOR CO. OP!:N EVES 8:00 P.M. POMEROY. OHIO @ UI'- • Puh.,r•tirllt , - . , ' 01 nlllt '- edtl ot ..e\fle' 111• •d~ 1e....,rrl ob)CetioniiDJII ~n Gnonllt ""' puhn.at~t repr,,..ed f'be ltnmedlllel:t 11Ub I lblbel .,..11 nO' nt f'eapon.lhte tor 11Kln tDUI ""' .nrnnel'l ·"llerl'lo• RATF1l For Waul Ad Sen'tee '*' t Cenct lllllimum l';baree eo -1:11 1 Ottltt. &Jel wont .ccutt" •ont ..,., IIHr"'lnn ttn l'hrlle DO& lndrtinu II'UII O"ate -,t t ~nt. 5Ift tJOrG trtll IN elti.J'IM fot ad•ertlllRI U not paid •ltllle lCl dayt: attet' ~· ... "'' word CARr Of I ll .Q lm "'"'hilum &ado d<idlt•fiD >0 al WClrlf 11 I'HANU re ~o• Ohltuart• peJ •nrd PUhli.W OFFICI! BOURS 8:311 " M SUIIJ'Oa~- U' ;):01· t M lla\1, 'r l:I'·IJil nooo .S ·Jf' 4 M IT'S SO Dame's dramatic actfvitieo, and upon groduatlon beaded for Rollywood wllb 1 letter of fntrodoo. lion from tbe dean of tbe UDivenJty to direetor Leo McOorey. McCarty Uned him up wlllt 1D agent who Introduced 1\>Dy to producera Bud Yorkln and Nor· man Lear who just happened to he ...rcl>lng lor o )'OIIth tD play Sinatra's younger br o t b..- In "Hom." Dark eyed and wiflo 1 lbaldl of dark holr, lhJ ganalblg Tony and in a few months it moves up was just what the producer~ 1<1 $550. 14 d 110 one could he 1n mind. REGULATIONS 1'bt Ill tho Rita" to "Tbo Clll'pO!bagora." "I'm tl!lnldns Ill oll tho ,.... 1001 v.ioy IIIII llllouldD'I be boppeniDJ to me," Toily IIJbed. A native of San Dtego, ·Tony wao 1 part.lclpant In Notre and 0.1'1'<111 Baker. Pluctlf ... yeor 8iiJ he aradlllled from Notre Dame with oo prolpoell lor making I living. Now he's oo his way to atardm~. "A year 110, when I 101 0111 of coliiJe, I bod 110 idea how I Wll going kl earn 1400 a month 10 1 cook! 'settle down and gel married," he said dlll'lne a noontime break. "Now rm earning 1400 a week '59 Rambler Custom Sta. W•gon _ $1095 ,,..... "Soldlet lllllllllllr Ptppanl 2 Door 6 cyl . Std trans. Ivory and coral finish, ch~an in· terior, new whitewaU tires, radio and heater. A real buy WANT "'**' A last-riling eU!lljlle 0C the lillie IIArlet II tz-)'Nr-old Tony Bill, I terrlblyoorloua )'Otllll 11W1 who appeared wUb Frank Sine: Ira In hla first pleture and who finda himleU co-lltlrrlng lD b I I nat two with Steve M<Queell and Jackie Glea~~m, ood wllll a-ee Bel Air Door. ~al o-wner. Low mileage , 6 r.yl., Powerglide trans. Spotless clean interior, all good t1res, black. finish. '59 CHEVROLET - lile EASY TO PLA~E A RES' •u PRoOI t:U"'IG 1 WAN1AD bad more surprised and bewUdered ----- by what's happeoed thaD I am." Tony'o story Is an amazing connuen.e 0( lalent and luek. Moit young actora sweal out one of the toughosl proleo1io01 extant. They starve and strive lD learn their crall In eok! waler flats in New York or In tumble down apartmenll In Hoilywoo:l. Doors are tlbut In lholr laces. They play bit parll. 'l'bt)' work free et bent!lltL 'lbey jump at lba opportunity to ploy amaH roles In ttlevllioD lhowl - and moot of them doo't make it. But 'I'OIIy'o firll prol011loual •P' INDIANS PAID Muskogee, Okla. (UPI) -All living Cherokees who were 011 the tribal rolla In 1BO'I have received their abareo of a '12 million supplemental land pay. ment lor land bought by the federal government In tall. The government says paymento have JOile to 12,S92 Cherokeea. Payments an being made to heirs of the apprOJImately 30,1100 deeeqed tribal members. Courte ruled the g~n­ emment did not pay a fair price for the land In 1880 and order· ed the additional paymenL DAilY CROSSWORD --..... -- -...... -· J\.CIWII LAciiJoola .. - 1.1- dreue• 1L (laoo '· lllolallle l.lllllololo -.... II. Patio of llody oool&ln. -·------ 3L Unllool wel&'ht ' i• ,. ., fDrJ'BIM ll.lllfon& 34. Lift dllfuot ftatblo a.CJoapoup 4UII.....Ippl ombuk- ment ti.EXterkw ••. Correct IO.Cosy 4 ... I•• 47 .., moklln&' j ~~! II.Booloo40.-la 41. l\odto d.Hto ... •7 " .. , •• ~r· :•s ~ ~ I··~ ~~ '"' .. ~ f" 10. 0~ ·~ . ~ ~: LI'L ABNEIII lr AL CAPP Ewry living craeture on Eort:.h hae been shrunK - e><eept. Hone6t Atoe 'loi<Um end hi& budd '1 - a chic~n. named THASS A NC - S'G'""!!- ~A.IN'T NO PIRATE TREASURE, HERE!!- AH'M DOG· TIRED, AND SI<ONK·HONGR/. LE'S GO J.KJME!.' 'NORM ~o· >'OlJND, CHAR.UE .r:." Charlie~!- , .... 41 They we;·e mil~ underground, when the 6hrlnKing SfK'"'/ strucK~! GASOLJNI! ALLEY we mOll o<bie to ~ell 14• 'orretor,.;much ,.; • dollar! ~511 1.-tla AUTo j ~·:T.:. :~ ....... ~: ~ ~i ,., 1.1-llbapell ~ n.Bnnoll ~I" 17 ' " 41 :-·;; :·r~ '-'~ . r:.: • .-. ~· (lwdl.) ~· I" 411'ot ·1 ,,;-, eolloq. ~ ................. l ? a ~ ~ Uonot , ID:outn. lt. l'rlar'a Utlo I • ... I..Uilo Ill. IIIIUI4odr ~K- 1 r• ·~ · "" - 0 ...,.. ....... 1ntl'.ir:IN .. 38.llelooo&1aJ ~ --: ~,; ... • o:'"J u~:~~ - a . Kale~~~• ut1o - 30.Cit r"'! · ..·ll .;.,f) r;:, :;:m ..., wu. ._.,...._ lt.llaut...,. J i. ~ :o~:-: .......... Wool; _._ hi • •. ': I·: j ·: f!lt.•i.J II• ·~ :• :;·;, ;--, rJ"!; • ! i'~"':.,j ll: • ( L .• rJ· ·; "":"~I ; tempt aee....,. et•tnnol '..j:..: lt. Pro- U.II'IWt tt.... .. 1LAlt.Cut,M ll.lmollpva - LPobo I r ll'r-1 PJ':o"":fa !'HONE WY 2-2157 """" :JII. IIorta 111 · 1"... ~ 'J, IT'S A PlUMB PURTV WASH TLJB ·-BUT AIIII'T IT A LEETLE LOPSIDED? 1"'11'~"' ·-~ i .• ~•"'• r l'~ . ,_,i".i 11.'-kN ll.W.-Ithy lN.Il!nroU toot Ill ' I. 1 ··:II' " II. H-'1 ID&L 1ft. Ylllknf Ef)1lt n. At- M.Lotlt ;::-,,_,u 11~ P.L pi: t. Motat U.DofU.Dalllll - . n1111' I.Ou... I vlolla 21. Troo: ........ ly fiRED LASSWILL IARNI!'Y GOOGLI onol SNUFFY SMIT"' 'IEP-I'M GOIN' 'Ill 00 IT AU. OVER·· MooeRNISTJCAL '. 'll Ho,.,•e Jaow ._ wOI'II ltl DAILY CRYpt()QUOTE - Alt;JI'DLBAAXB . •, ~ .. LOir&II'I:LLOW 0.0 letter -plJ at&ndo lor o.nother. lD thla 11011\plo A l o lor U.. thr.. L'•, X for the two 0'•, ele. Sln.Jle letter•, ~ tropble•. the ~na1b and formation of the wordl an all a.aM& --tile--.. 4J8 'PV8 IPr IPII' dlff.....t. BZLWI BZLWI Q'PLSJ'U AI:IX e'PSJ', By CHESTER GOULD DICK TRACY ATZV.-TioiL'I- PTC AllfBJI'Z AUT0MOB[LE Insuranc£> been cance lled ? l..osl .vour opera Pomgrov Landmark tor's license? Call W"V 2-2966 E. Main 1.. P omeroy. Pomeroy · Phone SH 2"4959 · WY 2<H69, or WY 2-2q37 7 lo 301c 1 off Route No. 7. Phone WY 1 • ~~ ~···· WANTED TO RENT -----~- - - - Gara ~-e. with electrlcity.PhOne "IN POMFROY MARTIN HOTEL LOUNGE DANCING TONIGHT and SATURDAY ,. 10 P.M. TO 2 A.M. Music by the Vikings Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. "We Do Custom Grinding'' ro 0 m I I Salisbury School. Reward at ~ar roo:.c~!:O:d pertetrm- ney• ror the Adnll.niltntor. .luly 20; AllJUit 2, 9, 18, 23. rite FOR LEASE OR RENT Pirk-A-Pair Shoe Store. Ph. WY 2-5314 , PomerO\". Oh1o. 8 7 3tp SI.F.EPY.NG rO()ms and bath. 361 s F'rorn st. Mrs. Henry Hennesy. Ph . wy 2· 124 . Phone WI 9-~929 Mod-.n Service Slallon with Going Business now POMEROY - l'h story 6-room . 1 110 hath f d rame, s, ront a_n side porche3, coa l furnace hea ting, 1~a ted on paved avJilable. Good location with good potential. For street. out of high water. informa:ion call WY 2· 1 $700000 : Mllii>LEPORT _ I" story 62166, Hours 8-5 PM. room frame with .,. bath, full basement, hot air gas fired Mr 1 ~riv~w;v ~nd ~idew::e~1.400~ 6 1 Uc Heights, Phone WY ?r3874. 7 11 30tp ~euler lnsuraoce Ageacy once SmaU car economy and ALBERT M. mx, SALESMAN managerabilil) NICELY Furnished 4 room and "Insurance lor every persoaal WY 2-2220 See bath apartment, Middleport and bnstoen Deed.." 8 9 3tc Melnlpolilao Moton Phone WY 2-3874. Phone 111\' !-ZW E. Mam Sine!, Pomeror 7 1.1 tfc FOR SALE: 60 acre far;n;--8 · Pb- W\' wr.70 ,. DUPLEX, furnished apart· MUSICAL Instruments , r'."'m house, running water, 4 Z2 lfc menl at 3911 S 2nd Middle- FOR SALE : Tenor saxophOne, i moe location on Route 681, fOR;-;;NEW=;;-.,-u-sed-=-c_a_ro_.:.:-=., port. Call In evening. WY z. J excellent condition. Call WY 1\\ mile e1St of TuPPer • lrllcb, pbwle Marvin Marts 5262 !>-23-tfo :1.-3-100. Plains. For lurthur lnlorma· 8 8 3tc Ma&b ·-- -·· -·-- - tlon, see, Frank Lane. ews. Athens, LY S-4061 111-!1-tfr .9:;;13;-;;;Tud=ar:--;F;:-or"'d.,--;G;-oo:l-: Shape, , good tires. Ph. WY 2-6356. Dwight Carl, Pomeroy, Ohio Rt.2. 88~ 8 9 3tp PUBLIC AUCTION Saturd•y, August CANNING Tomatoes. Brlng containers and pick. $1.1)1) bushel. Jerry Hill, Letart Falls, Ohio. 8 8 31p Beag!• Pups. Richard Spencer I Phone Chesler 98!>-2431. 8 8 6tp FOR SALE '1~ c: ('.onversiori 6urner, ExCellent rond if ion. $50. $137 when i n.,r·· "? .- ''illiams, C a I 1 Coolville 667-6242. at 10:00 AM EWING'S STORE age. One acre ground. in Rut- land. Will sell on land contract. S. D. Buskirk, Rutland, Ohio. n 9 3tp Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio I hovo ~ld. my store building and will eompltte tho llquodatoon of all content., at auction 11 fol· 1-1: • New and Used Furniture e New and Used Appliances eMany Hardw11re Items, Paint, Store Fixtures and Equipment. Everything Must Go. Bargains For Everyone Not Rtsponllble For Accidento 8 9 6tp Nylon !ires. Cv; -- '="'ink. 317 Linco: •11d. dleport. J 9 3tc ' 10, ' ! HOUSE lor sale or trade lor 1 place in Middleport. Six rooms ! and both, basement and gar· 1 AUTO SAlES rwo ii'Ew- 81 x ts Edward J:lchlnltr_._ de(%a.ett, HALLIDAY A SHEETS. Attor- bath. I""N:·:2 :":d:Awo. Sentinel Office. Mrs. A. R. Glen Wesl. 8 2 6tc heating, endosed front porch, Knig~t. _ _. _ 8 1 3tc THH EE an< tour room -furnos.> INSURANCE garage, lol ~.OX! 50. looated oo aUTO SALES ed and unturmshed apart- JOHNSON S - - Gravel Hlll. $10,500.00. --::"' ments. WY 2-5434. ' · • ompson losuranoe MlllDLEPORT - Trailer locaTioo Rambler U 6 tic I Agency' In .\U forms of In lion lot 60xl02 hi hwa lo- · surance Jtm Johnson and .' ' ~ Y World Standard It Compact 4 room and bath, house. Lincoln Bud Siinpson. Agents. c~ho~l'~~ncret!ctpatlo 8 X : · SALESMAN . Beaslev OF SALE. .IOHN E HALLmA Y, Admlnlltra· tor of the Eatste of Georao For All Of Your NHds Middleport Feed Mill 7·z..30tc EiRbt OJ' SALE: CASH IN HAND 1 LOST & FOUND 3134 B·2lltc ·- - - - , LOST - Bolsey 35 MM Cam- 8 room house wilh bath, •utos Route . h 1 era, 1ea th er case. Lost at rna t JC ea on tate Rig FEEDS ANNOUNCE PREACHING FOR RENT WY 2·6959 or WY 2·2735. i house. 3 bedroom• and Mlddl-rt 8 8 6tp ·lar~e lot. Good looatioo out of 1; Special services will he held ITHRF:E Bedroom ho~~<e on • high waler. CaU WY l-2590. · COBA SERVICE at the Pomeroy Churcb of Lincoln Heights . Furnished ; tf .I Nazarene Sunday morning, Aug. .,... 'our NrD to Ooto fMCIIol or ·mfurntshed. Phone WY 2- . ··~ -;5 Opoortunities 5 IO c ano •"'"• DUll$, oil et tM wm• 111, with the former pastor lOW priCII of U.st. '!:175. 8 7 3tp ·, - - - - - - - - - - - . , the church, the Rev. Richard ~.. ••••.c~o•• tttn•c. ceu Ctelr ' 5 ROOM unfurnished apart"'ctOde. f•ch Po..,.roy W"f 2·'1Mt Adams, bringing the message. ,. c ....... ns-ttu ! ment. hardwood rlonrs . OvPr Everyone is Invited. ~~lllllllllll••ll!lllll!!~~ITHREE 'IJ MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE ":.c,:_ ~~··•i, I I a 5 6tp "I egg sfokf"r -oil treatPd Rl mine or SOME LADY who needs a home 5187. 8 3 6tc d{"tivercd 'umrrer pnre now wi th ~ n,;1 /l wa "··s ror the win- _ _ -· 1 ter. Phone WI 9-2205. FOUR ROOM house wttb l aon Jacobs cnal Co ., R. D 1. ' ...8 9 3tc re lol, large parch. basemeot il wrile Larry Tracy, 307 Welz- ' II S . . . ... agl?'d man. Rr-ferf'n"~. How- : ard Stewart, Gold Ridge, Rt. FOR SALE: 3 acres below Hob1• Pomeroy. soo Depot. GOOd homesite out no slat'k. Re-screened _ _ 8 7 3tP of high water. Ph. WY ., A f'llmplete tming to Universal Stallb..:rd Pitch, $15. Re-pa~r of :- dion. artim1 reg-,drl· lion, ana new strmgs at exIra oosl. Call WY 2-211o\ or 1 • ·' HOUSEKEEPER for middle. Op~n Til ' p.m 8lottc : PIANO TUNING and REPAIR ,COAL. good, rle•n h~..j!,,~. ' Y - J ' • ClliP'*I- 'fBI: l'llTOR:& Ill 110 KORIIl UIICli:RT.AIJII TJIAII' TJill: PRB:elllf'I'.--WALT WHIT¥Aif G. I. 0. E. Ewing, Owner McCoy, Auctioneer 1 FOR SALE - 178 acres, about 5() acres tilable, rest in pasture and timber. Plenty of water for house and stock. House, just painted with oi~e rooms and batb., noors, coal furnace. Also a three room house, garage, barn, and other buildings. On mail and IO!bool bus roote. This is a 'lne farm for beef cattle. wm Include Ford tractor, pI ow, and mow er. $1i,OOO. Bee, ll'rils or caD Lando Clay, R. 0. t, Long Bottom, Ohio, iii' allk d~ lions In Chester, Ohio. u &tp - -$1895 - - - -~195 1962 Chevrolet Monza 4 Door Sedan. Auto. trana. Rodlo and healer. Lnw mileage. 1961 Buick La Sabre 4 Door Hard Top. Radio and hooter, pow• steering and brake&. Tu tone blue and wm.t.. Low mlleage. One owner. 1961 Chevrolet - SHARP, LOW MILEAGE USED CARS 1960Ford • -$1695 • Catalina 2 Door Sedan. Heater, auto. traDI. Very clean. ---• $1295 Falcon Station Waaon. Radio and heater, Sid. tRill, oa. owner. - $1495 S9 Ford Fairlane · · s1t9S 1960 Chevrolet "500". 2 dr. Hard Top. Low mileage. One careful local owner. Sharp 1959 Volkswagen·- S1295 61 Opel2 dr... --. S109S 2 Door Sedan. S.m top. Low mlleaae. Very olean. 60 Buick Electra --- S199S 2 Door Sedan. 8 cyl. Std. trans. Radio and heater. 1959 Ford .. - • • '895 8 eyl, Fordor Sedan. Radio and heater. Sid. trane. 1959Ford • • .. - $1095 Vll-2 Door Station Wagon. Radio and hnter. 4 dr. Hard Top. One local owner. Power Steering and brakes. Auto. shift. ReaUy sharp. 1958 Chevrolet 61 Chevrolet - · - · S179S 1-957 Chevrolet 2 dr. Hard Top Cpe. Powerglide. Sp6Uess all finish. Extra clean white 62 Buick.LeSabre • - S289S 2 dr. Hard Top. Only 10,356 careful miles. Power steering & braki!JI.. Auto. shlfl Uke the day it was sold. ' . 56 Cadillac 5 • • • • • s395 Conv. Cpe. Uke new upholstery and top. Exceptional 57 Buick V8 • . . . . -S69S Special. Auto. s1ilft: We're proud of this one BLAETTNAR.S . .1 ,·. ·'. . . •'I• ~:. ..... • MONDAY T1IIW PRIDAI , .\ ''What would I augeot to make yowr car more attractive? How abnut payinr for your own &uoline oooallonally?" WJEH RADIO f Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. ablft, radio and hooter 1960 Pontiac 4 cyl. One local owner. Shows good care WMPO Radio 2 Door Sedan. 6 eyl. Std. tran1. Radio and beater. 1961 Dodge - • - s1795 Std.- .,.,.,, JM.6 lolmlday Ibn Friday 1:00 Sli!D CD 8:0& Musical Cioc1i: 7:00 Newr 7-10 Musical Ciocli: 7:10 Newa Head""" 7:30 lllllleal (!Jock 7:4& The LffeiiDe 8:00 Oblo Vallo)o News 1:05 World & OhiD NOWI 1:10 Sporll Todq 8:15 Weather Pll!tute 8:18 Muslcltl Ciocli: U5 Community News 11:115 Masaa Couitlty Non 12:110 Community NOWI . . 12:11 Noon News ~:10 12: JJ 12:11 12:211 12:10 12:411 1:10 l:ot 1:11 t :ilo I..alchltrlnc 1:30 Public Serrillll 1:411 P'amliJ Wanhlp Hour 10:00 Muaa Caua1J NIWI 10:1)5 Tall< al .... ToiiD 1U5 Newt 11:115 MomiD& MeladJeo ( m:epl ll'rld.q I ClurcJI Bella RIDe' 11:4& World Newt 01!10 No1nJ Marklll BulloiiD Boud l'IOWI 0 GriDII A¢ealture Apnt Counfr7 Go ROI1II4 Newt Beat Caualry Go Raaad NIWI Beat 1:111 Mid 1111 MltiDoo 1:11 l'IIWI Beat 1:00 Dl..... w'dll Doll I:JO IDlo!rclwJp 1:00 Caauuunlty NIWI 5:111 World & Nallallal Newa 1:15 f!pad~t Gil 8port,t 5:25 Weatbllrull 1::!0 Oluoer Mndcllt 1:56 IDIIda BOIIU e:oo SUDset Blvd. 8:00 Sign Off TERRY 8:00 Sip 0u NOWI 1:11 Saend Bearl 1:11 Counrr, J . 1:30 ll'an:• Newl 7,111 Breatfall Pan, 7:15 Brtgltt star Show 7:31 l'lcldDI Bdwr Sbow 7:10 NOWI Report - 011111 1700 Breatfut Pu1J 1:10 Bnatfut l'artJ Ulp 1:!1 Colfoo Wltb JIDII ~·411 111111 NeWIAII ' 10:05 MlniiWial Allac. 10::110 Country Bllll Dcnm 11:111 llwap !lblq! 11:30 Farm NOWI 11:40 Fami1Jo Wanhlp Jlout.'lba 12:00 Noon Ropart 12:11 Music .11111 J'w Yaa 12:11 a-111"1 Gulli Jllu.ll'rl 1:00 PiaU. Pu1y 1:11 Blut1Dar AulD lbo1r f:ll IAieal N11n l:ti& BW Simi Sports 1:00 llcnrllq ..... 6:05 VBD P•.lrlclo Sports 1:11 8uDdowD Seroaade 7:11 The World Toda7 7:30 Slgu Off 1:00 Sign Off - Junt SATURDAY 1:00 Sip On NOWI 8:!1 Caaatr7 Jmt- 1:30 il'arm N11n 7:111 BreUful Pu1y 1: II Joau Bulcli: Show 10:05 POlka Party 10:35 Public Service 11:05 Top Ten Show 12:00 Noon Report 12:10 Rev. Merlin Teetl 1:111 Platts Pan, 8:10 Sundown Soreomo 7:11 Sip Off 8:00 Sip Off - Jane SUNDAY . 7:30 SIJPI On Newt 1:10 Bapllll Layman'• Hour 8:35 8nur o1 Oellnrance (lteY. Plui JCIIOI) 9:00 Wlnga ol Reollnj) 8:30 &mday Sbow 10:00 Valet ol PropllecJ 10:31 &mday Show II :00 Counrr, BymaUmt 12:00 Noaa Report 12:15 Tloe Search . IJ:JO ReY. Merlla Teell 1:00 BOJy Grabam 1:30 The lAitheriD 8nur Z:OO SJcna of tho Timet (lteY. w. 8. BIUupl) 2:11 Public Sorrice 2::!11 The Blg Lifo 1:00 Sunday Sh"""ue 1:00 Hour "' Dodtlaa 1:4& JobD Griffin 1:00 SUndr.J SI!DWCUI 1:00 Sundotm Stnmade 7:1liiiJPI Off l:llt Sign Off - J - Br HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIII COURSE NOT f 1!-IAT WB.L. ti~C WE AAE.. MOW TO Qi"";.' IH& R6T OF THE ~AKE$ . DRtVEH I 1011111"$ .,...; MATTER WITH 'IDU TW01 0\.0-TtME LA~ O.K.' LE"T'S ORlaP ntE POST·MORTEM AND GET 11-\t$ JOB OOI"'E! WHERE ARE THE ~AKES~ KNoWS Tt-116 COUNTRY. BRUSHED OUT Tr.Ll~ ISIGN5- WINO et.e.W THE 'SAND "TO FIH\Qi IHE. Joe. ! IJ GEORGI WONDII - $895 • Z Door Sedan. 8 cyl. S(d, trana, Hooter, - -; - •. $895 t Door Station Wagon VB. Radio llld heater, auto. 11'101. Red and wblto. 1957Buick - -111t-o. - Riviera a2 Door liard Top. Hooter, ~95' t ... t " ~ 1'u. Otr.t ' ~~. n, Irani. !?2?el~!~!!rt~.-.uto~ V..:.Z9! job-nicelwearallee. · 1955 Dodge ·• • .. s395 2 Door Auto, Radio llld healer. Hardtop. lriDI. 1949Chevtolet - - s495 ~ TQN P"""'p , ·R. H. OM, AuNT F.RI'I'%1- WJU.. :gf · PI' IA-n PI.AY ' ·-......... ·-·. MY NI!W FtEc:a:ID I .. •~l.lt', j1 POMiROY, 0. ... ' '' '·. _.',., ' . . ···i:, . , . \ . ·, .,.... 1 ,.,~ ,.. �• .. ) ' ----Hollywood In Review --··- ROU..YWOOD fUPU - U an pear•nce wa part _,fl: 10W18 ldr- ill eallod "Come Blow Yoor H...,.• And tlllrltt, wh11'clo 7011 dU 1n11le IIIII be will ., 1trlllht 1 fat In 1 fllhe Ads Get Results. '58 CHEVROLET --c----:-:---::--:: z - --.,...---,- $79S $1095 6 cyl. motor. std. trans .. spotlesll clean interior, beautiful ivory & red fin ., radio, beater. AD INFORMATION @) DltADUNES llll • ~, Detftft t-uoUcatMrll llotld&" D-adhn~ t-M -' II 1100 f' ...,.,otu CAN<:ELLA TIONS CO liRE<-'TIONS W'tD De ICCep•eo olllt11 ~t:OO A rtn "' ~or POMEROY MOTOR CO. OP!:N EVES 8:00 P.M. POMEROY. OHIO @ UI'- • Puh.,r•tirllt , - . , ' 01 nlllt '- edtl ot ..e\fle' 111• •d~ 1e....,rrl ob)CetioniiDJII ~n Gnonllt ""' puhn.at~t repr,,..ed f'be ltnmedlllel:t 11Ub I lblbel .,..11 nO' nt f'eapon.lhte tor 11Kln tDUI ""' .nrnnel'l ·"llerl'lo• RATF1l For Waul Ad Sen'tee '*' t Cenct lllllimum l';baree eo -1:11 1 Ottltt. &Jel wont .ccutt" •ont ..,., IIHr"'lnn ttn l'hrlle DO& lndrtinu II'UII O"ate -,t t ~nt. 5Ift tJOrG trtll IN elti.J'IM fot ad•ertlllRI U not paid •ltllle lCl dayt: attet' ~· ... "'' word CARr Of I ll .Q lm "'"'hilum &ado d<idlt•fiD >0 al WClrlf 11 I'HANU re ~o• Ohltuart• peJ •nrd PUhli.W OFFICI! BOURS 8:311 " M SUIIJ'Oa~- U' ;):01· t M lla\1, 'r l:I'·IJil nooo .S ·Jf' 4 M IT'S SO Dame's dramatic actfvitieo, and upon groduatlon beaded for Rollywood wllb 1 letter of fntrodoo. lion from tbe dean of tbe UDivenJty to direetor Leo McOorey. McCarty Uned him up wlllt 1D agent who Introduced 1\>Dy to producera Bud Yorkln and Nor· man Lear who just happened to he ...rcl>lng lor o )'OIIth tD play Sinatra's younger br o t b..- In "Hom." Dark eyed and wiflo 1 lbaldl of dark holr, lhJ ganalblg Tony and in a few months it moves up was just what the producer~ 1<1 $550. 14 d 110 one could he 1n mind. REGULATIONS 1'bt Ill tho Rita" to "Tbo Clll'pO!bagora." "I'm tl!lnldns Ill oll tho ,.... 1001 v.ioy IIIII llllouldD'I be boppeniDJ to me," Toily IIJbed. A native of San Dtego, ·Tony wao 1 part.lclpant In Notre and 0.1'1'<111 Baker. Pluctlf ... yeor 8iiJ he aradlllled from Notre Dame with oo prolpoell lor making I living. Now he's oo his way to atardm~. "A year 110, when I 101 0111 of coliiJe, I bod 110 idea how I Wll going kl earn 1400 a month 10 1 cook! 'settle down and gel married," he said dlll'lne a noontime break. "Now rm earning 1400 a week '59 Rambler Custom Sta. W•gon _ $1095 ,,..... "Soldlet lllllllllllr Ptppanl 2 Door 6 cyl . Std trans. Ivory and coral finish, ch~an in· terior, new whitewaU tires, radio and heater. A real buy WANT "'**' A last-riling eU!lljlle 0C the lillie IIArlet II tz-)'Nr-old Tony Bill, I terrlblyoorloua )'Otllll 11W1 who appeared wUb Frank Sine: Ira In hla first pleture and who finda himleU co-lltlrrlng lD b I I nat two with Steve M<Queell and Jackie Glea~~m, ood wllll a-ee Bel Air Door. ~al o-wner. Low mileage , 6 r.yl., Powerglide trans. Spotless clean interior, all good t1res, black. finish. '59 CHEVROLET - lile EASY TO PLA~E A RES' •u PRoOI t:U"'IG 1 WAN1AD bad more surprised and bewUdered ----- by what's happeoed thaD I am." Tony'o story Is an amazing connuen.e 0( lalent and luek. Moit young actora sweal out one of the toughosl proleo1io01 extant. They starve and strive lD learn their crall In eok! waler flats in New York or In tumble down apartmenll In Hoilywoo:l. Doors are tlbut In lholr laces. They play bit parll. 'l'bt)' work free et bent!lltL 'lbey jump at lba opportunity to ploy amaH roles In ttlevllioD lhowl - and moot of them doo't make it. But 'I'OIIy'o firll prol011loual •P' INDIANS PAID Muskogee, Okla. (UPI) -All living Cherokees who were 011 the tribal rolla In 1BO'I have received their abareo of a '12 million supplemental land pay. ment lor land bought by the federal government In tall. The government says paymento have JOile to 12,S92 Cherokeea. Payments an being made to heirs of the apprOJImately 30,1100 deeeqed tribal members. Courte ruled the g~n­ emment did not pay a fair price for the land In 1880 and order· ed the additional paymenL DAilY CROSSWORD --..... -- -...... -· J\.CIWII LAciiJoola .. - 1.1- dreue• 1L (laoo '· lllolallle l.lllllololo -.... II. Patio of llody oool&ln. -·------ 3L Unllool wel&'ht ' i• ,. ., fDrJ'BIM ll.lllfon& 34. Lift dllfuot ftatblo a.CJoapoup 4UII.....Ippl ombuk- ment ti.EXterkw ••. Correct IO.Cosy 4 ... I•• 47 .., moklln&' j ~~! II.Booloo40.-la 41. l\odto d.Hto ... •7 " .. , •• ~r· :•s ~ ~ I··~ ~~ '"' .. ~ f" 10. 0~ ·~ . ~ ~: LI'L ABNEIII lr AL CAPP Ewry living craeture on Eort:.h hae been shrunK - e><eept. Hone6t Atoe 'loi<Um end hi& budd '1 - a chic~n. named THASS A NC - S'G'""!!- ~A.IN'T NO PIRATE TREASURE, HERE!!- AH'M DOG· TIRED, AND SI<ONK·HONGR/. LE'S GO J.KJME!.' 'NORM ~o· >'OlJND, CHAR.UE .r:." Charlie~!- , .... 41 They we;·e mil~ underground, when the 6hrlnKing SfK'"'/ strucK~! GASOLJNI! ALLEY we mOll o<bie to ~ell 14• 'orretor,.;much ,.; • dollar! ~511 1.-tla AUTo j ~·:T.:. :~ ....... ~: ~ ~i ,., 1.1-llbapell ~ n.Bnnoll ~I" 17 ' " 41 :-·;; :·r~ '-'~ . r:.: • .-. ~· (lwdl.) ~· I" 411'ot ·1 ,,;-, eolloq. ~ ................. l ? a ~ ~ Uonot , ID:outn. lt. l'rlar'a Utlo I • ... I..Uilo Ill. IIIIUI4odr ~K- 1 r• ·~ · "" - 0 ...,.. ....... 1ntl'.ir:IN .. 38.llelooo&1aJ ~ --: ~,; ... • o:'"J u~:~~ - a . Kale~~~• ut1o - 30.Cit r"'! · ..·ll .;.,f) r;:, :;:m ..., wu. ._.,...._ lt.llaut...,. J i. ~ :o~:-: .......... Wool; _._ hi • •. ': I·: j ·: f!lt.•i.J II• ·~ :• :;·;, ;--, rJ"!; • ! i'~"':.,j ll: • ( L .• rJ· ·; "":"~I ; tempt aee....,. et•tnnol '..j:..: lt. Pro- U.II'IWt tt.... .. 1LAlt.Cut,M ll.lmollpva - LPobo I r ll'r-1 PJ':o"":fa !'HONE WY 2-2157 """" :JII. IIorta 111 · 1"... ~ 'J, IT'S A PlUMB PURTV WASH TLJB ·-BUT AIIII'T IT A LEETLE LOPSIDED? 1"'11'~"' ·-~ i .• ~•"'• r l'~ . ,_,i".i 11.'-kN ll.W.-Ithy lN.Il!nroU toot Ill ' I. 1 ··:II' " II. H-'1 ID&L 1ft. Ylllknf Ef)1lt n. At- M.Lotlt ;::-,,_,u 11~ P.L pi: t. Motat U.DofU.Dalllll - . n1111' I.Ou... I vlolla 21. Troo: ........ ly fiRED LASSWILL IARNI!'Y GOOGLI onol SNUFFY SMIT"' 'IEP-I'M GOIN' 'Ill 00 IT AU. OVER·· MooeRNISTJCAL '. 'll Ho,.,•e Jaow ._ wOI'II ltl DAILY CRYpt()QUOTE - Alt;JI'DLBAAXB . •, ~ .. LOir&II'I:LLOW 0.0 letter -plJ at&ndo lor o.nother. lD thla 11011\plo A l o lor U.. thr.. L'•, X for the two 0'•, ele. Sln.Jle letter•, ~ tropble•. the ~na1b and formation of the wordl an all a.aM& --tile--.. 4J8 'PV8 IPr IPII' dlff.....t. BZLWI BZLWI Q'PLSJ'U AI:IX e'PSJ', By CHESTER GOULD DICK TRACY ATZV.-TioiL'I- PTC AllfBJI'Z AUT0MOB[LE Insuranc£> been cance lled ? l..osl .vour opera Pomgrov Landmark tor's license? Call W"V 2-2966 E. Main 1.. P omeroy. Pomeroy · Phone SH 2"4959 · WY 2<H69, or WY 2-2q37 7 lo 301c 1 off Route No. 7. Phone WY 1 • ~~ ~···· WANTED TO RENT -----~- - - - Gara ~-e. with electrlcity.PhOne "IN POMFROY MARTIN HOTEL LOUNGE DANCING TONIGHT and SATURDAY ,. 10 P.M. TO 2 A.M. Music by the Vikings Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. "We Do Custom Grinding'' ro 0 m I I Salisbury School. Reward at ~ar roo:.c~!:O:d pertetrm- ney• ror the Adnll.niltntor. .luly 20; AllJUit 2, 9, 18, 23. rite FOR LEASE OR RENT Pirk-A-Pair Shoe Store. Ph. WY 2-5314 , PomerO\". Oh1o. 8 7 3tp SI.F.EPY.NG rO()ms and bath. 361 s F'rorn st. Mrs. Henry Hennesy. Ph . wy 2· 124 . Phone WI 9-~929 Mod-.n Service Slallon with Going Business now POMEROY - l'h story 6-room . 1 110 hath f d rame, s, ront a_n side porche3, coa l furnace hea ting, 1~a ted on paved avJilable. Good location with good potential. For street. out of high water. informa:ion call WY 2· 1 $700000 : Mllii>LEPORT _ I" story 62166, Hours 8-5 PM. room frame with .,. bath, full basement, hot air gas fired Mr 1 ~riv~w;v ~nd ~idew::e~1.400~ 6 1 Uc Heights, Phone WY ?r3874. 7 11 30tp ~euler lnsuraoce Ageacy once SmaU car economy and ALBERT M. mx, SALESMAN managerabilil) NICELY Furnished 4 room and "Insurance lor every persoaal WY 2-2220 See bath apartment, Middleport and bnstoen Deed.." 8 9 3tc Melnlpolilao Moton Phone WY 2-3874. Phone 111\' !-ZW E. Mam Sine!, Pomeror 7 1.1 tfc FOR SALE: 60 acre far;n;--8 · Pb- W\' wr.70 ,. DUPLEX, furnished apart· MUSICAL Instruments , r'."'m house, running water, 4 Z2 lfc menl at 3911 S 2nd Middle- FOR SALE : Tenor saxophOne, i moe location on Route 681, fOR;-;;NEW=;;-.,-u-sed-=-c_a_ro_.:.:-=., port. Call In evening. WY z. J excellent condition. Call WY 1\\ mile e1St of TuPPer • lrllcb, pbwle Marvin Marts 5262 !>-23-tfo :1.-3-100. Plains. For lurthur lnlorma· 8 8 3tc Ma&b ·-- -·· -·-- - tlon, see, Frank Lane. ews. Athens, LY S-4061 111-!1-tfr .9:;;13;-;;;Tud=ar:--;F;:-or"'d.,--;G;-oo:l-: Shape, , good tires. Ph. WY 2-6356. Dwight Carl, Pomeroy, Ohio Rt.2. 88~ 8 9 3tp PUBLIC AUCTION Saturd•y, August CANNING Tomatoes. Brlng containers and pick. $1.1)1) bushel. Jerry Hill, Letart Falls, Ohio. 8 8 31p Beag!• Pups. Richard Spencer I Phone Chesler 98!>-2431. 8 8 6tp FOR SALE '1~ c: ('.onversiori 6urner, ExCellent rond if ion. $50. $137 when i n.,r·· "? .- ''illiams, C a I 1 Coolville 667-6242. at 10:00 AM EWING'S STORE age. One acre ground. in Rut- land. Will sell on land contract. S. D. Buskirk, Rutland, Ohio. n 9 3tp Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio I hovo ~ld. my store building and will eompltte tho llquodatoon of all content., at auction 11 fol· 1-1: • New and Used Furniture e New and Used Appliances eMany Hardw11re Items, Paint, Store Fixtures and Equipment. Everything Must Go. Bargains For Everyone Not Rtsponllble For Accidento 8 9 6tp Nylon !ires. Cv; -- '="'ink. 317 Linco: •11d. dleport. J 9 3tc ' 10, ' ! HOUSE lor sale or trade lor 1 place in Middleport. Six rooms ! and both, basement and gar· 1 AUTO SAlES rwo ii'Ew- 81 x ts Edward J:lchlnltr_._ de(%a.ett, HALLIDAY A SHEETS. Attor- bath. I""N:·:2 :":d:Awo. Sentinel Office. Mrs. A. R. Glen Wesl. 8 2 6tc heating, endosed front porch, Knig~t. _ _. _ 8 1 3tc THH EE an< tour room -furnos.> INSURANCE garage, lol ~.OX! 50. looated oo aUTO SALES ed and unturmshed apart- JOHNSON S - - Gravel Hlll. $10,500.00. --::"' ments. WY 2-5434. ' · • ompson losuranoe MlllDLEPORT - Trailer locaTioo Rambler U 6 tic I Agency' In .\U forms of In lion lot 60xl02 hi hwa lo- · surance Jtm Johnson and .' ' ~ Y World Standard It Compact 4 room and bath, house. Lincoln Bud Siinpson. Agents. c~ho~l'~~ncret!ctpatlo 8 X : · SALESMAN . Beaslev OF SALE. .IOHN E HALLmA Y, Admlnlltra· tor of the Eatste of Georao For All Of Your NHds Middleport Feed Mill 7·z..30tc EiRbt OJ' SALE: CASH IN HAND 1 LOST & FOUND 3134 B·2lltc ·- - - - , LOST - Bolsey 35 MM Cam- 8 room house wilh bath, •utos Route . h 1 era, 1ea th er case. Lost at rna t JC ea on tate Rig FEEDS ANNOUNCE PREACHING FOR RENT WY 2·6959 or WY 2·2735. i house. 3 bedroom• and Mlddl-rt 8 8 6tp ·lar~e lot. Good looatioo out of 1; Special services will he held ITHRF:E Bedroom ho~~<e on • high waler. CaU WY l-2590. · COBA SERVICE at the Pomeroy Churcb of Lincoln Heights . Furnished ; tf .I Nazarene Sunday morning, Aug. .,... 'our NrD to Ooto fMCIIol or ·mfurntshed. Phone WY 2- . ··~ -;5 Opoortunities 5 IO c ano •"'"• DUll$, oil et tM wm• 111, with the former pastor lOW priCII of U.st. '!:175. 8 7 3tp ·, - - - - - - - - - - - . , the church, the Rev. Richard ~.. ••••.c~o•• tttn•c. ceu Ctelr ' 5 ROOM unfurnished apart"'ctOde. f•ch Po..,.roy W"f 2·'1Mt Adams, bringing the message. ,. c ....... ns-ttu ! ment. hardwood rlonrs . OvPr Everyone is Invited. ~~lllllllllll••ll!lllll!!~~ITHREE 'IJ MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE ":.c,:_ ~~··•i, I I a 5 6tp "I egg sfokf"r -oil treatPd Rl mine or SOME LADY who needs a home 5187. 8 3 6tc d{"tivercd 'umrrer pnre now wi th ~ n,;1 /l wa "··s ror the win- _ _ -· 1 ter. Phone WI 9-2205. FOUR ROOM house wttb l aon Jacobs cnal Co ., R. D 1. ' ...8 9 3tc re lol, large parch. basemeot il wrile Larry Tracy, 307 Welz- ' II S . . . ... agl?'d man. Rr-ferf'n"~. How- : ard Stewart, Gold Ridge, Rt. FOR SALE: 3 acres below Hob1• Pomeroy. soo Depot. GOOd homesite out no slat'k. Re-screened _ _ 8 7 3tP of high water. Ph. WY ., A f'llmplete tming to Universal Stallb..:rd Pitch, $15. Re-pa~r of :- dion. artim1 reg-,drl· lion, ana new strmgs at exIra oosl. Call WY 2-211o\ or 1 • ·' HOUSEKEEPER for middle. Op~n Til ' p.m 8lottc : PIANO TUNING and REPAIR ,COAL. good, rle•n h~..j!,,~. ' Y - J ' • ClliP'*I- 'fBI: l'llTOR:& Ill 110 KORIIl UIICli:RT.AIJII TJIAII' TJill: PRB:elllf'I'.--WALT WHIT¥Aif G. I. 0. E. Ewing, Owner McCoy, Auctioneer 1 FOR SALE - 178 acres, about 5() acres tilable, rest in pasture and timber. Plenty of water for house and stock. House, just painted with oi~e rooms and batb., noors, coal furnace. Also a three room house, garage, barn, and other buildings. On mail and IO!bool bus roote. This is a 'lne farm for beef cattle. wm Include Ford tractor, pI ow, and mow er. $1i,OOO. Bee, ll'rils or caD Lando Clay, R. 0. t, Long Bottom, Ohio, iii' allk d~ lions In Chester, Ohio. u &tp - -$1895 - - - -~195 1962 Chevrolet Monza 4 Door Sedan. Auto. trana. Rodlo and healer. Lnw mileage. 1961 Buick La Sabre 4 Door Hard Top. Radio and hooter, pow• steering and brake&. Tu tone blue and wm.t.. Low mlleage. One owner. 1961 Chevrolet - SHARP, LOW MILEAGE USED CARS 1960Ford • -$1695 • Catalina 2 Door Sedan. Heater, auto. traDI. Very clean. ---• $1295 Falcon Station Waaon. Radio and heater, Sid. tRill, oa. owner. - $1495 S9 Ford Fairlane · · s1t9S 1960 Chevrolet "500". 2 dr. Hard Top. Low mileage. One careful local owner. Sharp 1959 Volkswagen·- S1295 61 Opel2 dr... --. S109S 2 Door Sedan. S.m top. Low mlleaae. Very olean. 60 Buick Electra --- S199S 2 Door Sedan. 8 cyl. Std. trans. Radio and heater. 1959 Ford .. - • • '895 8 eyl, Fordor Sedan. Radio and heater. Sid. trane. 1959Ford • • .. - $1095 Vll-2 Door Station Wagon. Radio and hnter. 4 dr. Hard Top. One local owner. Power Steering and brakes. Auto. shift. ReaUy sharp. 1958 Chevrolet 61 Chevrolet - · - · S179S 1-957 Chevrolet 2 dr. Hard Top Cpe. Powerglide. Sp6Uess all finish. Extra clean white 62 Buick.LeSabre • - S289S 2 dr. Hard Top. Only 10,356 careful miles. Power steering & braki!JI.. Auto. shlfl Uke the day it was sold. ' . 56 Cadillac 5 • • • • • s395 Conv. Cpe. Uke new upholstery and top. Exceptional 57 Buick V8 • . . . . -S69S Special. Auto. s1ilft: We're proud of this one BLAETTNAR.S . .1 ,·. ·'. . . •'I• ~:. ..... • MONDAY T1IIW PRIDAI , .\ ''What would I augeot to make yowr car more attractive? How abnut payinr for your own &uoline oooallonally?" WJEH RADIO f Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. ablft, radio and hooter 1960 Pontiac 4 cyl. One local owner. Shows good care WMPO Radio 2 Door Sedan. 6 eyl. Std. tran1. Radio and beater. 1961 Dodge - • - s1795 Std.- .,.,.,, JM.6 lolmlday Ibn Friday 1:00 Sli!D CD 8:0& Musical Cioc1i: 7:00 Newr 7-10 Musical Ciocli: 7:10 Newa Head""" 7:30 lllllleal (!Jock 7:4& The LffeiiDe 8:00 Oblo Vallo)o News 1:05 World & OhiD NOWI 1:10 Sporll Todq 8:15 Weather Pll!tute 8:18 Muslcltl Ciocli: U5 Community News 11:115 Masaa Couitlty Non 12:110 Community NOWI . . 12:11 Noon News ~:10 12: JJ 12:11 12:211 12:10 12:411 1:10 l:ot 1:11 t :ilo I..alchltrlnc 1:30 Public Serrillll 1:411 P'amliJ Wanhlp Hour 10:00 Muaa Caua1J NIWI 10:1)5 Tall< al .... ToiiD 1U5 Newt 11:115 MomiD& MeladJeo ( m:epl ll'rld.q I ClurcJI Bella RIDe' 11:4& World Newt 01!10 No1nJ Marklll BulloiiD Boud l'IOWI 0 GriDII A¢ealture Apnt Counfr7 Go ROI1II4 Newt Beat Caualry Go Raaad NIWI Beat 1:111 Mid 1111 MltiDoo 1:11 l'IIWI Beat 1:00 Dl..... w'dll Doll I:JO IDlo!rclwJp 1:00 Caauuunlty NIWI 5:111 World & Nallallal Newa 1:15 f!pad~t Gil 8port,t 5:25 Weatbllrull 1::!0 Oluoer Mndcllt 1:56 IDIIda BOIIU e:oo SUDset Blvd. 8:00 Sign Off TERRY 8:00 Sip 0u NOWI 1:11 Saend Bearl 1:11 Counrr, J . 1:30 ll'an:• Newl 7,111 Breatfall Pan, 7:15 Brtgltt star Show 7:31 l'lcldDI Bdwr Sbow 7:10 NOWI Report - 011111 1700 Breatfut Pu1J 1:10 Bnatfut l'artJ Ulp 1:!1 Colfoo Wltb JIDII ~·411 111111 NeWIAII ' 10:05 MlniiWial Allac. 10::110 Country Bllll Dcnm 11:111 llwap !lblq! 11:30 Farm NOWI 11:40 Fami1Jo Wanhlp Jlout.'lba 12:00 Noon Ropart 12:11 Music .11111 J'w Yaa 12:11 a-111"1 Gulli Jllu.ll'rl 1:00 PiaU. Pu1y 1:11 Blut1Dar AulD lbo1r f:ll IAieal N11n l:ti& BW Simi Sports 1:00 llcnrllq ..... 6:05 VBD P•.lrlclo Sports 1:11 8uDdowD Seroaade 7:11 The World Toda7 7:30 Slgu Off 1:00 Sign Off - Junt SATURDAY 1:00 Sip On NOWI 8:!1 Caaatr7 Jmt- 1:30 il'arm N11n 7:111 BreUful Pu1y 1: II Joau Bulcli: Show 10:05 POlka Party 10:35 Public Service 11:05 Top Ten Show 12:00 Noon Report 12:10 Rev. Merlin Teetl 1:111 Platts Pan, 8:10 Sundown Soreomo 7:11 Sip Off 8:00 Sip Off - Jane SUNDAY . 7:30 SIJPI On Newt 1:10 Bapllll Layman'• Hour 8:35 8nur o1 Oellnrance (lteY. Plui JCIIOI) 9:00 Wlnga ol Reollnj) 8:30 &mday Sbow 10:00 Valet ol PropllecJ 10:31 &mday Show II :00 Counrr, BymaUmt 12:00 Noaa Report 12:15 Tloe Search . IJ:JO ReY. Merlla Teell 1:00 BOJy Grabam 1:30 The lAitheriD 8nur Z:OO SJcna of tho Timet (lteY. w. 8. BIUupl) 2:11 Public Sorrice 2::!11 The Blg Lifo 1:00 Sunday Sh"""ue 1:00 Hour "' Dodtlaa 1:4& JobD Griffin 1:00 SUndr.J SI!DWCUI 1:00 Sundotm Stnmade 7:1liiiJPI Off l:llt Sign Off - J - Br HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIII COURSE NOT f 1!-IAT WB.L. ti~C WE AAE.. MOW TO Qi"";.' IH& R6T OF THE ~AKE$ . DRtVEH I 1011111"$ .,...; MATTER WITH 'IDU TW01 0\.0-TtME LA~ O.K.' LE"T'S ORlaP ntE POST·MORTEM AND GET 11-\t$ JOB OOI"'E! WHERE ARE THE ~AKES~ KNoWS Tt-116 COUNTRY. BRUSHED OUT Tr.Ll~ ISIGN5- WINO et.e.W THE 'SAND "TO FIH\Qi IHE. Joe. ! IJ GEORGI WONDII - $895 • Z Door Sedan. 8 cyl. S(d, trana, Hooter, - -; - •. $895 t Door Station Wagon VB. Radio llld heater, auto. 11'101. Red and wblto. 1957Buick - -111t-o. - Riviera a2 Door liard Top. Hooter, ~95' t ... t " ~ 1'u. Otr.t ' ~~. n, Irani. !?2?el~!~!!rt~.-.uto~ V..:.Z9! job-nicelwearallee. · 1955 Dodge ·• • .. s395 2 Door Auto, Radio llld healer. Hardtop. lriDI. 1949Chevtolet - - s495 ~ TQN P"""'p , ·R. H. OM, AuNT F.RI'I'%1- WJU.. :gf · PI' IA-n PI.AY ' ·-......... ·-·. MY NI!W FtEc:a:ID I .. •~l.lt', j1 POMiROY, 0. ... ' '' '·. _.',., ' . . ···i:, . , . \ . ·, .,.... 1 ,.,~ ,.. �. ...... ~-. !i - ,Si ~ • .., ........... -~~ ~- .,...... • . .. . .;d ... . • s-o~~ntiner. Ponieniy-llldtDeptirt, . j . . ...;;;.,.. •-i··t ,_ • ......,... ......;:. . ~ -<,".,;. o., ;..u;. '· itss v-. '· ·~ \1'1 , ........... ~f'l,............ !,....___._.. ,!,._. ~ .. .. Mainly About People In Mr. and Mn. Eddie EJ. and Jean. They ntumacl llaclnt spent IM!Veral days last Sunday with their par· week with their grandparenla, 18 M and M J Man..,..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiii===-. en , r. rs. oe I" uel. A blrlhday party for Sid· Omeroy ney Manuel was enjoyed by rei· Mr nd M D id M' hi . and f . nd8 Saturd . a ro. av tg I'OMIROY . OHIO auves ne ay eve- and family of Pleasantville were -''=="""=====;;;; iovornight guests Tuesday of TONIGHT & SATURDAY his sister and brother-in-law, "SDDOM & GOMORRAH" BOOKS OF Mr. and 1\!ro. Willard tbers· (Technicolor) · VlSlTS GRANDP.\PNTI Timmy and Sidney 0 0 Mid.dleporf p Mrs. WilllaJil Sheridan MEIGS THEATRE Marta, were in Gal· zmonfsy snf Mrs. Sberid8n with her stsu:r Mrs William IKnlght of Point' Pleadnt, who a patient at ib.tzer Hospital. is recovering from major SHORT STORIES Stewart Granger , Pier An&eli, Stanley Baker, RO!Ianna Podesta , Rik Battaglia, Dane· ers: Alice & Ellen Kessler . Colorc1rtoon Running hme: 2 Rrs 45 mJn. ' ' W01kers' Conference Plann · By Heath Methodist Church Soon 1 Mr: and Mrs. Wlllard Eber,_ BY bach were business visitors in wm . Faulkner, Kathryn Por· Baltimore Wednesday. I ter, Damon Runyan and oth· . Emmett Will attended the ers. IIA.thens fair Thursday. Modern Library Serle• Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn Whii~ 1.95 and Mrs. James Tedrow and MIDDLEPORT ' Jeffrey and Jennifer, BOOK STORE were recent guests of M ts s Nettie Koehler. N. 2nd Ave. Mrs. Jed Webster Jr. and lsmrgorv. ~s. Wayne Gibbons is visll· • I A wml<er'o cmference for an !erial lo be used in observance school teachera. substi· teachers, and other pel'!onwas announced .at a meeting the Commlsalon on Educa· of Heath Methodist Church ch evenllif·g that the urch. Oale or e con· terence will be set later. . Mrs. Bernard Fultz, chall'· man, pre•tdod over the meet· lng with .other o!Cicers elected including. Mrs. Galen Brown, vice chall'.man, and Mrs .. ~tlllam Davis, secretary. the reslgnallon of Mr. Harold Wood· gerd as thairman of the Membershlp and Cultivation Commisslon was accepted. Mrs. Nan Moore gave a report of the Commlsslon on Higher Educa. lion followed by a report of the Home Role Visitor, by Mrs. Walter Hayes. . September 8 was designated as Promotion Day with the church organizational meeting also scheduled lor Sept. 9. The groop voted to have Rally Day Sept, 29th. A diBCUssion was held on ·rna- ing in Bucyrus with her father, c Carson and sister Ruth CLOSED 1c....,·, ' ' FOR VACATION Miss Evelyn Gibbons is visitAu1. 11 thru Aug. 29 1ng in Cincinnati this week with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Aug,. 30 thr;~ Set~t . S Mrs. Nolan Carson and ftimlly.' "MUTINY ON T... will retum to her home BOUNTY " tTechnicolor) this weekend son, Jimmy . visited Wednesday Marlon Branda - Tarita at New Haven with her moth· I Mrs. Don Burkey of Marietta ~r , Mrs . T . C. Roush . spent Wedneoday with her par· S:pt. 8, 9, 16, ii Miss Myrna Maag, "IT HAPPENED AT THE Mn and Mrs. c. A. EmWORLD'S FAIR" Nurse at Holzer ho: plt.al , arriv·l She came io visit her TONIGHT tTechnicolor) ed Thur'd"y for a couple of father who is a patient at Meigs "HORROR HOTEl" Elvis Presley, Joan O'Brien days visit with her parents, Mr. General Hospital In Pomeroy. With Deoois Lotil; und Venetio Stevenson and Mrs . Bradford Maag. Susan Burkey, daughter of Mr. Sapt. 18.21 - -andMiss Glenna Rummel has reo"THE WONDERFUL and Mrs. Burkey has enrolled Nothing in this lifetime has WORLD OF THE to Berlin, N. H. after a Ohio University for the fall prepared you for BROTHERS GRIMM" 1 weeks visit with friends in term "THE HEAD'' cTechnicolor ) the area. Mr'. and Mrs. Edward Young GIVE BARBECUE Laurem"P Harvey and Mr . and Mrs. James Smith of of Middleport, have returned Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag S1turday Au1. 10 Claire Bloom "PANIC IN YEAR ZERO" Barberton are the guests of Mr. from a vacation trip that includ- eLteriained with a chicken barRay Milland Jean Hagen Sept. 27 thru Oct. 5 Mrs. H. D. Cunningi.am ed various tourist attractions becue Wednesday evening at WAlT DISNEY'S - andand other friends in the area, in Canada and New York. Mr. their home, Minersville, honor"THE BROKEN lAND" "SUMMEI! MAGIC" Mr. and Mrs. Richard Droddy lng Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Phil· Kent Taylor Dianna Darrin tTechnicolor) and family of New Castle, Air. and Mrs. ,Franklin Andrew Summerfield School, class of 1956. He is a li!'-' 011 their 33rd wedding an(Color By Deluxe) Hayley Mills Burl tves a ware were recent g u e s I s . member of the U. S. Marine ntversary. Pr~s!nt were Mr. of Mr. and ~. William M1ss Deanna June Watson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Corps Reserves and is associat- and Mra. Phillips, Mr. and ner Jr. and daughter, Brenda. Leroy Watson, Jr., Minersville, became the bride of Mr. eel with Whitehead Radio "o M.rs. Victor Brown and daught· . A n dre~ Summe rf'1eld , son of Mr. and Mrs. Columbus. The oouple is " at., e1, Marilyn, and Mr. and Mrs. Teamwork keeps family reserves growing, tao Franklm Frank Summerfield of Gahanna, Saturday, July 20, at home to their friends at 872 Maag. ~ .. with REGULAR SAYINGS ' the Syracuse Church of the Nazarene. South .22nd st Columbus Vows of tht double ring ceren1ony were read by tbe ·• · Rev. Harold Holmes at 2:30 pm. before an altar decorat- .Out-of-town gueslll at the wedAtTEND FAIR Husband. and -wife ed with arrangements of white gladioli palms and two dmg and reception mcluded Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byer eWing rOUp seven branch candelabra. ' Berlha Beavers and Mary Me- and daughter, Julie, attended teams working to• The Jolly Bunch Sewing Club Preceding the ceremony a half hour of nuptial piano Gee, Or1ent; Mrs. W. H. Fer- the Athens County Fair, Thursgether to make regulor held a picnic Thursday evening music was presentd by Mrs. Claude Cunningham and re.ll,, West ~!em; Mr. and Mrs. day evening. at the horne of Mrs. Be-a Harold Holmes, solo•. . William MiJ!er. Ashland; Mrs. Robson with Mrs. Carl Mattox Sm1th of Marlon, aunts Eugene Smith and Cindy and Young Is a teacher In the Middeposil$ in their bonk assisting hostess, The supper Given In marriage by her br~de. . Rusty, Marion; Mr. and Mrs. dleport schools while Mrs. savings acc:ounts have was held In Ute yard of the the bride wore a Followmg the recephon, the Robert Tltko, Morrow, Mrs. Young teaches in the Bradbury Robsoo home with the hostesses length gown of white left for a weddlog trip Mary Leonard and Barbara and Elementary School. the satisfaction of seepresentin~ a surprise dessert of lace, featuring a full to Black ·. Waterfalls: W. Va. Carol of Clark, N. J.; Mary Miss Edith Klein has return· homemade ice cream and cake. quarter length sleeve traveh~g the br1de chang- Tullas, Martha Lexdlg, Donna eel to New York after several ing their cosh reserves Jolly Pal gifts were given to wilh pointed lace at t h to a mmt .green suit, With Case, Mrs. Larry Bunce, Mrs. months yislt with relatives in growing constontly, Mrs. John Seines and Mrs. and on the bodice accea•ortes. and wore the Larry Thomas, Charles J!e.av. Middleport. She was lhe houseL. D. Dlle•. who was unable at the back with tiny cymbtdmm orchids from her ers, Miss Mary Fehlow, Mr. guest of her sister, Mils Hulda You do have a sovings to he present. 1 and a soft how. Her bouquet. &nd Mrs. Robert Summerfield, Klein. Miss Hulda Klein accomothers attending were Mrs. ! length veil of silk iiiU· br1de " a graduate of Mike Summerfield, Jim Sum- panled her sister to Columbus · account with us, don't Orin Smith, Mrs, Willis Grueswas held in place by a .High School, class of merfield, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wednesday. you? er, Mrs. Ethel Hughes, Mrs. tiara. She carrIed a IS employed by the Purnell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frank Ralph Fugate of Alh· Shirley Mllla, Mrs. Bible, a high school grad· Mutual Insurance Co. Summerfield, and Mr. and Mrs. ens is the guest of his great • Haptonstab, Mrs. George gift from the church, Columbus. The groom Is a Fred Summerfield, aU of Co- aunt, Miss Hulda Klein this FOR SAFETY, AVAILABILITY, fAININGS, SERVICE kelt, Sr., Mrs. Perry with a bouquet of Ieath· _of Gahanna Hlgh jlumbus. week. Mro. Herman Bailey, Mrs. Tecarnations centered witb AND HELPFULNESS, THERE'S NOTHING QUITE LIKI resa Byer, Guests were Mrs. orchids, with strea· HAVING MONEY IN THE IANICI Robson's daughter, Mrs. Cleo extending the length or Kerns and dalll!hters and their gown. We Pay 3% lnterelt On Saving• guest, Bettina Vale. who is vis- Miss Darlene Watson of Co~~ iling from Florida. sister of the bride, and honor, wore a baller· VISITS IN MIDDLEPORT length gown of aqua silk or. . enhanced at the back Mr. Wtlham Everson of South with double bustle and double Serving Meigs County for over 90 years Charleston spent the week end centered with pearls. POMEROY- RUTLAND with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith carried a bouquet of earnsand son, Kenneth. He returned and streamers on fan shapwith lace. Mr. Robert Summerfield of Columbus served as best man his brother and u s h e r s were Jim Watson, brother of and Bob Titko ol Mor· row, For )ler daughter's we<lding, Mrs. Watson chose an ice dress and hal with patent cessories and a corsage of while II carnations. Mrs. Su11111l8rfleld wore a powder blue dress, white accessories and a white carnation corsage. Mrs. W. Ferrell, 8l'andmolher of I h bride and Mrs. Bertha B~:,~~ grandmother of the 1 wore white carnation si Dorothy Arnold, on vacation from the Ben Franklin store and her sister, Mary, took I trip to Cincinnati and Kentucky where they visited relatives. Dollar Stretchers At Karr & VanZandt FOR THE ECONOMY-MINDED 59 Cadillac 59 Cadillac 4 door sedan. Solid blue, wisiw tires. All the Cadillac extras. Co\lpe. Black, w/stw tires, plUI all the Cadillac extras. ~400 ~400 62 Corvair 61 Rambler Monza coupe. White as snow, w1s1w tires, 4-speed std. trans., radio & heater. 4 door Classic, V·B, auto. trans., P. B:, P. 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She has been named Mah&ll Whitney. ----GO TO KENTUCKY ELBERFELDS POMEROY DOLLAR DAYS .•. Amerm. of special daYB throughout U. church school calendar year. SUnday, August 18, was ..,{ lor the picnic to be held .for 1'entire membership or the Church Sc hoo 1 andinChthurchh andh a11 organ1zat1Qll8 e c urc . 1t wiU be sponsored by. the Com. nus810n on EducatiOn. Attending were Mrs. ~ Mrs. Galen Brown, Mrs. Leo S?'lth, Mrs. Davis, Rev .. Marvm Dowson, Dee Swearmg111, MlBS Bess Sanborn, Mrs. ll!>n Slivers, Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. ~alter Hayes, L. W. McCom. as, Charles McElhinny, James E.uler, Lee Smith and . Sandy S1mpson. The next meetmg will be held the secood Wednesdq In September. ----HOLD PICNIC Members of the WSCS of tht Syracuse Methodist church held their annual picnic Wednesdty · evening at the Syracuse park. A potluck dinner was served at six o'clock with the Rev . Carl Herring asking grace. Attending were Rev. and Mrs. Her· ring, Mrs. C. B. Weese, Mrs. John Sauvage, Mrs. Alice Capehart, Miss !Vnu·c•a Karr, Ml'!. Royal Thomas and Mrs. Melvln Grimm. - - -- - Picnic En1'oyed ·By Jolly Bunch S • G Pomeroy National Bank NOW YOU KNOW ,. Heart Attack Proves Fatal Fer Senator � 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 08. August 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/. 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