https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dbbaf9fef5185f6282bd439e8d7f149b.pdf 0a746957c4f8f62cbcec2d233de9492f PDF Text Text ~Diil). s.atiHL PclllllrOJ Mllllltllllt o. ~~ 10, ~ • Articles Giren During Program At Garden Club ' Pomeroy ' ar y · enttne! lo in teallly a lpt lllld Its ona 11 IQ,IN """"" mlln motes It ... lorc..t lakt Ia lite world. People In ' • • NOW YOU K.NOY fte 181111 loob,. C.aplu Sea • ""'' il 'I'• ~Ita lntrr_f r. 01 Four Youths Injured In Wreck At Darwin f'Jei.,M.,,,. ,_ '· ....,......... ...,.,, ...,.. .... .. .•.tittle....... ..-11& ....,.....,,..., h h 'l 1 f , fp•wlll i; JUcll ~ Strike On Rails~ Put Off SHOP AT ELBERFELDS IN POMERO~ THURSDAY UNTIL NOON ITho Sto,.. Cl- at Noon Each Thundayl Friday Store Hours .,.. 9 to 5 and Soturdoy Store Houn art 9 to 9 in Tho Evening. Be Thrifty! Save All Of Your SaiHsllps From Elberfelds In Pomeroy ROUSH'S SHOE STORE Mr.Folden Dieslfter Long 11lness NO. SECOND MIDDLEPORT WOMENS SHOES ·-· l' .. 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Scoma Loaferl I Chlklfen'l Styl~ - - "nvu Oxforcls ~~ IlliCit ' $210 • PAIR ss.oo Values ~o s6.95 pr. I Pf• : ' Men'• ~ • • : .100 Bonus Plaid St•mps With Any $3 PurelY..'' 1 :Sizer ' to ,12 .,..'.•,. ·• ..... P'r , MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' .t ' ' . · . MIDDLEPORT niVIill.· ~ ~------------~--~··~~~--r-~--~~._~ ss.aa.,· ... ~• h• AT ' , ROUSH'S SHOE STORE .N. 2ND Alii!. r DlESS. SH~S L-------------------------- $1.00 BrokonSIMI •, BAKER FURNIT·U.RE 1 DRnsSIIOEs Aut. Women'• I Poli<'e Planning Pirnic In August ~r:!en pr. Bedroom Suites ,, •SPORTS eWOMEN'SIN WHITE, Men'• 6" Shoes $7.88 pr. GIAt~T pr. pr. Sizes eFLATS _,sz.u $1.00 :~to 12 _ Asaortad StyiH & Colors - - Broken Sizes TDNIGHT eMEDIUM HEELS Children's ' i ... I; �.. •• • .. ( • . cJntlnals wllb 11 bome l'llll ond 1 On No-Hitter By CUJD.IIllDf'S -- t~ ~at~~~ 1~1ng~.~= f:P~now~:~~~ IG-~~~:adl!e~;~ and 1 =e· 1 ~J. h~~~:~~u: ~hlc~'drove ~ ~~nals :nd Society News ;. i~ ~::" "'a~:s t:rn~~en~! ~~r~:;~~~in:f~:i: talents .next 1 pow~rhouses will drop out when ,w hold the defendmG champton P~~froy Pirates clash wtth the aond• lis Senators In the sec ::nlest the Middleport Braves meet the Jones-McNet1 team from Pt. Pleasant, and in the the R:~ ~:i~us:m~~: I Tu=: ~~E ~~ ************** :':0: ":; :=s ":"'hilo":~lie' !~': :;a~u~s t~:inlnnlng ~m:: ":, ; : 1 0 Sox had Centerville of Gallia County Centerville tallied twice in the went on to dettat the Pon>erOY none. . ~ur~~itt" :'ue W. v!. Mall- ,wasted no time_ in ellmmating first Ira~ wh~k~ B~ :e~~ Dodgers 11'>-4 In • four-lnrtinl By winning, the White Sox adybl hed across I~ runs IPt. Pleasant Dall')lland from the W. Perr wb R Uifta I lh game. vanoed into a clash with the ea ~ .pus fi . n tourne by a 1().(1 shutout m a doubled home y a . n e , 0 lddl rt Indians next Wed· ·n 1;~~a:,0;ea~~s a~ac~'~s ~e gam/thai was stopped after 1 s~cond l";'ing, ;~~~ ~c~~~:.~~ hl-:e = t y ~~ni~ ~maiat 1:30. 1 tri 1 and 8 'four mnings on the mandantory ttmes on tve w , • slammed out two pes ' I U:/:: i . !'~~~.,t~c~~u:rl~~~\~ ~mer-1 beat lean !><ague All-Star team. \ Houk apparently not only I the Pittsburgh Pirat<s, J0 h0S00 Le3dS stirred up the hottest contrcver· . h 191iJ All Star game but I :r"'·rh; : fir: the hog first I un~r Letart scored 1tts t : run_;o~ ~~~~:-=.:nw%. tw~n away and B. Spaun followed home on 'n error. him DOW for ' Winter· Comfort!. Don Demeter, Johnny Culhson and Tony Gonzaf.. two each to lead the Phiflies' ~4-hit atta"!'. Erro.rs by J""" Pagan and Wilbe M= ey pa;,~i~';IZ! ,ro;.~~~ that two more runs i~ the sixth. The McCovey and Orlando Ce v· ·ll- me · strucl< out Smoky Burgess w1 walked, CUmmmgs smgled, JOO'f Jay, ~--~ I ga the bases filled In the eighth In· Steve Flnlaw pounded out a loser, fiashed his 21-vlc!Dry form , reserve the Colt l!lctAJry home 'run, Bill Radford singled, of ' : .; ; : , : by e~tr= inou! : - K~/ JobnloD. Tbe Colle got and Charles Hysell was safe 103 inoin8s ~'";,. CUbs Mar- ' both their I1IDI in the lint Inning on an error. ~ Keodlb's:I'MH'WI triple .in the on Ernie Faxfo'a dOUble. • bunt Baer was big slugger for the ~.;;1!1 o'!lir Hal Wootl<ihld: Warwld:'o foroeouL a other eight AL teams were idle. homers for the G1ants. . bi~:ru;~ ~~r;:~~:~c~u~u~a":d 4-Daily Sentinel, o.. July 11, 1963 Pomeroy-Middleport, seventh Win and batterymate NGs John Roseboro homered in the etghth inning as the Dodgers in· creased then I'lL lead to four game~ with the1r eighth victory in nine games Left-fielder Tommy Davis .saved the wlD by starting game.ending double play with :n electri[ying catch of Frank ing from the snub wJth 8 pair ~n . homers and five runs batted 1 Van Johnson Jed the Mtddlethat paced _the Red Sox to 8 . 7 4 ~ ort Boys' League Braves, t~ a lo-•nmng vtctory over th~ Mtnne 14-8 victory - the Braves ftrst sota 1\'.•ms Wednesday mght. Stu- "of 1963 - over the Red Sox art'~ second homerllwasU:tth::-~ Wednesday evening with th~ee run. loth-inning t~ op s·u Dai. home runs and a single, dnved Minm·~ta re •e are I . •~ l ing in 10 runs . ley's strmg . of 24 cOnsecuh\ I fl'ed t d p to scoreless lnnmgs. Johnson I ou ee St t' first horner in the right in his fifth trip . Terry fou~:\r!ing was his nrst round- Hannigan,edwinmd'ng. ~;~;~~tri r since .June 20. and the two so homer an sm!'J · PPf'h knocked in were the first Top hitter for the Sox w~ . 1ted Pl"f!!! JatemaUoul 'Itlomas' ninth-inning bid for a[ By Uo N tiOD I•Le g • two-run homer. Carlton Willey was the unlucky loser for thr 10 st 11 a secu ' Los Angeles ~ets, who have con · · San Franclscn ln~:C,Yg=~s had threE- hits and St. Louis ___ _ _ Chicago Cincinnati Harrisonville T' h Takes tg l 32V' ' ~,n•hi; a IChicago Boston aW~L.Pct. GB Baltimore 51 48 46 45 48 3&: .tm · · Minnesota 35 38 38 40 BAKER FURNITUR-E The Pomeroy actese m~:r man ended the con 1 WI strikeouts. Cummings also is· MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' . •• _,.....,. ~-O, ~~~~orh~~;•;•.;,. •:ou~~ ~:':g~l c.I .McL!sh his ninth:;.~ : : =8 w:,~e:~. b::.:::: :sr~~~~=g:·,:n::::. and the Twins tied the .scQro wtth and Bolly 0 Dell h18 !Hthpeddef tui Th let ~a• cinly Jay'& fOUJth. Pete Runnels' single and Carl Braves To lst baseman. ed In any event, Stuart ret=lt- L t from the two-day vacation . f I eague IC ory , lrdraomlultel l. Angry Dick Stuart Leads Boston Vietory; .Reds Win;,;,..i~-e I Phil-In the National League. By FRED DOWN I llle New York Mets, HI. he san Stuart and Lou Clinton hil home UPI fipurla Wrller i adelphia Pholhes d:::.~.~~cin· 1'\UlS and Fraok. Malzone contriNew York Yankee manager i Franc~:,';;' G~~t:ted it.. Chicago buies an RBI-dduble to the Red Ralph Houk may ~ave oo::'n ~: I ~:~. 3-1~ and 'the Houston Calls Sox' fourth inn~ outburst. ~b SAVI W TO 50% ON MANY mMS -up· .. I 3:e .558 4. Cleveland .548 5 Los Angeles .542. Slh Kansas City .535 6 Detroit ~7 38 .553 45 17 .549 47 40 .540 45 39 .536 d8 Cleyelan rowns .Trade Future Men . For Two Players B-RACT BIG~ WASHINGTON !UPII -Ed and Bob Khayat Washington's "brothet.. '. ed Redskin COD· Fill your tank bow-prevflll, eondtnaatlon and rutinc d~· • inc warm weather. 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She attended the ol. her aunt, Mrs. Edith fabriC Shop I s··· s··· ALL SPRING& SUMMER MENS SANDALS --lH&-- 2.00 to 4.00 hach To·881s Jackets···.·•••'.. i oH Navy and Patent Leather MENS WORK SHOES IOYSDRESS 8.63 to 17.95 GROUP OF LADIES 6··· Natural Bridge Piece Goods Regular 2. 98 to 5.95 NOW Spring Pumps DRESS SHOES Continuing Our Ladies Swim Suit$ • • • ! off Come ;11 ••• we'll give you 1114ny g~ reasons! GrouP' LedJes MENS . NOW Womens Dress Natural Bridge & Jacqueline WORK SHOES Regular 12.95 to 23.95 FOIIMULATED TO CONTIIOL CHALKING Saturday, 9 to 6 f' .M. MENS All·Men's Swim Suits l oH ·- VANGUARD Monday, Tuesday and Wednesd•y, 9 to 5; OXFORDS & LOAFERS 1 DOES MAKE A DiffERENCE Volues to $5.99 MENS DRESS c Cllf'1mir 700 cru~ Cnpe STORE HOURS: Mens Dress Shoes 1 . Ladies KacleHes, Pumps, Ties $2.88 pr. or 2 prs. $5.00 Clearance At -------Ys OFF '*fla Thunday, 9 to 12; Frid•y 9 A.M. to 8 PM • ••. Oh, but it ..- . $30,000 worth of fine shoes priced to sell at a fradlon of their regular price. SYRACUSE DRIVE-IN yanks Snap WI Streak Of Redlegs, Take Over Lead ... '• ' OUR BIGGEST SALE EVER ' ' .,, . _ · CLEVELAND <UPI) - T_be.l;;;;_;;;_;;;;;;;~~~~~~======-----~ C1evelilnd ~~- were committed today to·'- turil ·tWO future drAft choices over to the Dallas COw5 boys imd the Chicago Bears ~~ S'h exchange for offensive guarlf 6 Andy ~o ~ ' defensi~e ha . 6lf.z back Doil Mullins res~Uvely. 7lh Both had played two years for w• : •••••••• In Galllpolfl Coil 446-4233 . In Mtll' & Mooon C~uniiM er a ' .SJJII Phono Pt. PIHHn~ ISH ~:.~ ~=y ~~:: '::!~:: DlotrfbvMd In Thl1 Aru If CITY tCi & FUlL COMPA"'Y Ed Is a defeDslvo tackle and Bob Point PloaNnl ls a place-ticking specialist who booted II field goals fast season and 38 consecutive conversions. 44 40 ·524 ~ : · : ~lk the trlsoading cl~:•·u!utG::::: · 25, a w~ w1 35 47 .427 1$¥.. Packers two aeasons. Cvereko "•.~~~Ot. . ' . .' ' I : since June 28 . The two Danny Lewis, who got to wmMilwauk<e 4s 40 .sta 7•; washington 30 so .349 221'1 the Packers' filth draft homers and five runs batted in n~r Terr.v Hanmgan for three Pitt.sburgh 41 43 .4ft8 10 Wedoelday•• RetaiU r.~~ In 1958 but was injured in for the night increased his ,..... smgles. Bob Priddy also had Philadelphia 41 44 .48% tO'O Bllston 7 Minn 4, 10 inns, night tr81111llg camp and missed the entotals In those departments w 19 two doubles. . Houston 34 S4 386 19 <Only game scheduled). Ure season. and 55 The other Braves httter was New York 2ll 5I\ .34t TluondiiJ''• Prebabie Plte~ The speedy Mullins, resident of . Wino Ninth Game Dunfee, a single. Other Red Sox Wr...... ay'o Resulto Baltimore at Washington- Houston, Tt~X., was expe<ted to Dirk Radatz. who was removed hitters were Mike Shank a dou· • IClOrv Los Angeles 1 New York 0, night lnigbll -Roberta IS-8 Iva Cheney oeek the spot once held by the for 8 pinch-hitter in the loth m- ble, .Dod~n a single, and Bob - ,J Cincinnati 3 Chicago 1, na.ght IB-1). late Don Flemming. ning after shutting out the LewiS a smgle. lk Harrisonville we,nt Into the Houston 2 Pittsburgh 0, mght Detroit at Chicago <nil!hll Includes French Fries, Twfns on one hit for three In- Hannigan fanned ;~· wa - lead of the Middleport Men's Phila. 10 San Fran. 2, night Aguirre 17-71 vo Buzhardt 111-11. AMPIJELL GE'l'8 BID nings, received credit for his ninth ed four; Dodson wa seven, Fast Pitch Softball league with <Only games scheduled! . N<w York it 1..o1 Angelel C Cole Sl1w, Hot Rolls & Coffee . .~ . "\ • 1· \ win against one loss. ~ victory fanned seven. 024- 8 8 4 a tight 3-2 extra-Inning voctory 'l'bunday'• Probomle P!tehen lnightl -FORI n:t-31 vs Chance , PUlLMAN, Wash. <UPII ~ mo.ed the Red Sox m~ third Red Sox 200 ,_ Uf 2 over the Hackelcalls Wednes- Chicago at Cinctnnati 12, 17-81. 1wuhlnll9n State and Hugli 451 22wio 14Hanni· pl.,. and dropped the Twm• lntn Braves day evnlng before a large nighll -Ellsworth (I)-f) and Toth Cleveland at Kansas City campbell, overloolled In the ortg} iifth. 1 Dodson and B.Le · crowd df fans. 12-41 vs Nuzhall 16-41 and lnightl -Donovan 16-Sl vs Ra lnal all-stir oelectlon, has been J The Los Angeles Dodger snipped gan and Slater. Harrlsonvifle got runs home ey U3-31. kow 17-81. Invited "to join 111112'• top collegf· I in the third and sixth innings, Milwaukee at st. Louis f2. Boston at Minnesota lnighU - ans fur the Aug. 3 game in Orl•D but had the score tied by the night -LeMaster 15-41 and Manbouquette IH-31 vs Stlgman cago against the National FootH-C's in the bottom of the sev- inger 15-4) vs Broglio 19-4) 17-fl, ball League champion Green Bay enth. Top H.C hitter was Char- Burdette 17-71. FrWoy•1 Gom.. Packers. Syr•cuse, 0. WY2-6739 les (Ears ) Winebrenner, two Los Angeles at New New York at Los Angeles, night ::..::=::;___ _ _____ singles. night - Drysdale 1111-101 Cleveland at Kansas City, night Detroit at Chicago, nJght Dale ilarrlson, who gave up Craig l~-121. . . Boston at Minnesota, night Baltimore at Wuhlnaton, nfghtJI,""'""'""'""""""""""""""'""""""""""""""'"""""'""""""!!!!I.,~ meet the Redlegs tonight. score tied at 6-6 afler 4'f:' in· only five his, shut out the los- Son Francisco at Phtladelphta . • Redfegs ... . 300 300- 8 II 4 nings of play, but b!ew tl In ers in the top of the 8th, and tnightl - Marlchal (13-41 Yankees .... 220 .24X- 10 12 2 the bottom of the ftfth when won It tn the bottom when ·culp OtH!I. Manley (LP), Laudermilt (51 the winners punched hom~ four , Gibson tedoff with a walk off Houston at Pittsburgh <niilhtl-- 1 and Boggs. Ingels and Conde. runs on four straight stngte• IAir Force Maj. James Hartin- Farrell 16-31 vs cardwell 15-9). :Jmplre· Art Stobarl. and Powell's homer. ger got to third base on an Fridoy'o GaT he · Middleport Yankees' Then Ingels put the losers err~r, and scored on Norman Los Angeles at N~w York, night Boys' Leaguers snapped the to- down 1-2-3 in the top of the SIX- , Hanning's sacrifice fiy to right. san Fran. at Phifadefphta, ' ' game victory streak of the first th for his victory. Harrisonville now is at 3-1. Hooston at Pittsburgh, mght hall winners, the Redlegs, Wed- Redleg hitters were Dan 000 000 2AI-2 5 3 Chicago at Cincinnati_. mght 1esday In a slugfest and a 10-6 Laudermilt two singles and a Harrisonville 001 001 01-3 4 I Milwaukee at St. LouiS, mght 1lctory. . Ihomer, Manley a double , John Hartinger and A. Stobart, YoAmerican League Mike Evans and Bobby Rtce .Tannehill a triple and Wayland (3). D. Harrison W. L. Pel. GB were the Yanks' hitting stars, \Joc Hindy two singles. D a Don Little. I New York 50 31 .617 .. Evans with a three run homer Clonch Mike Childs and Ronnie 1nd two singles, and Rice with Clonch' each singles. lhree singles. Each got on hose a foorlb time on errors on hard Ingles fanned four. oil balls. two. Manley In four . and one The Yankees ganged up on third innings fanned_ ftve, walklhe Redlegs' Hob Manley to ed three; Lauderrtull fmtshmg pound oot 12 hits, the others up, fanned one, walked one •. coming from John Ingels a The Yankees now are m hrst ; single, Jim Conde a triple_ and place without a defeat In the · tingle Gene Powell a smgle second half. Tbe Redlega are and 'home, and Grogan, a :tied with the Indians "'d SenJingle. ators for second place, each The Redlegs, never finding with one looa. The Indiana play the handle to the ball, had the the Yanks and the I' --- Rutland alngle by Beman Tblftner "'d two by D. Berwas a grand slamrw. 't 'l'htft mort teams were ellm- 1nlghtcap Flsbor'• became the In ru!;. In t) ::: 1lnated from the Kyger creek 1 ant goes aaalnot ~aes-loaded shot in the filth 1second pitcher t.o hurl a no-hill· They added singe fourth In- tallied six runs on just three Tt)e Pomeroy Cardinal Pony (4) · ond Little League Tournament Wed· IRed Sox GAME inning. He was also credtted er m the toorney when he set both the thtr;' a:: Bush Per- hila which Included a llase&- Lea e team strelched Its un- T. Wolle, R. Sbaln and 111" nesday night wh~ ~· ~~c~~ 1 The : R e d s scored both with . the vicwry wtth . Barton t~th ~- :':-:~rln~•:. ~:OW:: =~ ~~~~:.~an~ Wall<~r. loaded single by Greg Smith. hear.'n string "'other game R.11 Wolle. cummings Malleable. defea~rville •shut out runs in the first inning when working the _fiDBI two.;.••::~ ~u arne. !!<!man struck out Tbe victory puts CenterVIlle For Pomeroy, T. Vaughon, Wednesday evnlng as lefthand· se . . 8 ;~s ~~!;a::n Dairy land HHl. Ike Spencer walked, R~.:: -~:Uea!~ l;:"Jn: for 10 hit:. seve: walked just two bat- Oflalnsl the Galllpolio Yankees Ivan Powell, Jolin Lohse. a~d er ~t ~mml~s :',.~~ !3- . nd the Galltpolis White Sox Crow singled, and pitcher PI 1 : lr of run-scormg ters in twirling hls no-bitter. next Tueoday at 8 ·30. Don Dalley had the fo'!" sing es 2 n n ove · ~nmped rNer the Pomeroy Dod- Proffit slngledll thRaem bot~~:¢ ~~~g~e:n~/K:ny Martin. Meanwhile, CenterVille colTHIRD GAME given up by wlnnlng.!'w.:'r ~ The Cardinals, only unclefeat. so~ d f t li'>-4. 1 Thts was a cme c wlnnin w. va. Malleable lected six hits off losing pitcher . Berridge, who atru.. ou s ed team In the Pony loop, now ·ge~~e tourney continues tontght Ifor the remamder of th::.r g:~; no!y faces Cheshire Yanks c. Vickers, and they pul the The Ga!Upolla White Sox and walked five. Tbewl~~~~ has a 8-0 record. hoi 't •• !' J J··· J··· l··· ·2.··· White Sandals Childrona & Mls- White·BOie Patent Chlldrons & Miuet ""'W AND BACK B''V 10,000 SNEAKERS TO SCHOOL PAIRS ON SALE GALLIPOLIS 2··· 4···· ,.•• r �.. •• • .. ( • . cJntlnals wllb 11 bome l'llll ond 1 On No-Hitter By CUJD.IIllDf'S -- t~ ~at~~~ 1~1ng~.~= f:P~now~:~~~ IG-~~~:adl!e~;~ and 1 =e· 1 ~J. h~~~:~~u: ~hlc~'drove ~ ~~nals :nd Society News ;. i~ ~::" "'a~:s t:rn~~en~! ~~r~:;~~~in:f~:i: talents .next 1 pow~rhouses will drop out when ,w hold the defendmG champton P~~froy Pirates clash wtth the aond• lis Senators In the sec ::nlest the Middleport Braves meet the Jones-McNet1 team from Pt. Pleasant, and in the the R:~ ~:i~us:m~~: I Tu=: ~~E ~~ ************** :':0: ":; :=s ":"'hilo":~lie' !~': :;a~u~s t~:inlnnlng ~m:: ":, ; : 1 0 Sox had Centerville of Gallia County Centerville tallied twice in the went on to dettat the Pon>erOY none. . ~ur~~itt" :'ue W. v!. Mall- ,wasted no time_ in ellmmating first Ira~ wh~k~ B~ :e~~ Dodgers 11'>-4 In • four-lnrtinl By winning, the White Sox adybl hed across I~ runs IPt. Pleasant Dall')lland from the W. Perr wb R Uifta I lh game. vanoed into a clash with the ea ~ .pus fi . n tourne by a 1().(1 shutout m a doubled home y a . n e , 0 lddl rt Indians next Wed· ·n 1;~~a:,0;ea~~s a~ac~'~s ~e gam/thai was stopped after 1 s~cond l";'ing, ;~~~ ~c~~~:.~~ hl-:e = t y ~~ni~ ~maiat 1:30. 1 tri 1 and 8 'four mnings on the mandantory ttmes on tve w , • slammed out two pes ' I U:/:: i . !'~~~.,t~c~~u:rl~~~\~ ~mer-1 beat lean !><ague All-Star team. \ Houk apparently not only I the Pittsburgh Pirat<s, J0 h0S00 Le3dS stirred up the hottest contrcver· . h 191iJ All Star game but I :r"'·rh; : fir: the hog first I un~r Letart scored 1tts t : run_;o~ ~~~~:-=.:nw%. tw~n away and B. Spaun followed home on 'n error. him DOW for ' Winter· Comfort!. Don Demeter, Johnny Culhson and Tony Gonzaf.. two each to lead the Phiflies' ~4-hit atta"!'. Erro.rs by J""" Pagan and Wilbe M= ey pa;,~i~';IZ! ,ro;.~~~ that two more runs i~ the sixth. The McCovey and Orlando Ce v· ·ll- me · strucl< out Smoky Burgess w1 walked, CUmmmgs smgled, JOO'f Jay, ~--~ I ga the bases filled In the eighth In· Steve Flnlaw pounded out a loser, fiashed his 21-vlc!Dry form , reserve the Colt l!lctAJry home 'run, Bill Radford singled, of ' : .; ; : , : by e~tr= inou! : - K~/ JobnloD. Tbe Colle got and Charles Hysell was safe 103 inoin8s ~'";,. CUbs Mar- ' both their I1IDI in the lint Inning on an error. ~ Keodlb's:I'MH'WI triple .in the on Ernie Faxfo'a dOUble. • bunt Baer was big slugger for the ~.;;1!1 o'!lir Hal Wootl<ihld: Warwld:'o foroeouL a other eight AL teams were idle. homers for the G1ants. . bi~:ru;~ ~~r;:~~:~c~u~u~a":d 4-Daily Sentinel, o.. July 11, 1963 Pomeroy-Middleport, seventh Win and batterymate NGs John Roseboro homered in the etghth inning as the Dodgers in· creased then I'lL lead to four game~ with the1r eighth victory in nine games Left-fielder Tommy Davis .saved the wlD by starting game.ending double play with :n electri[ying catch of Frank ing from the snub wJth 8 pair ~n . homers and five runs batted 1 Van Johnson Jed the Mtddlethat paced _the Red Sox to 8 . 7 4 ~ ort Boys' League Braves, t~ a lo-•nmng vtctory over th~ Mtnne 14-8 victory - the Braves ftrst sota 1\'.•ms Wednesday mght. Stu- "of 1963 - over the Red Sox art'~ second homerllwasU:tth::-~ Wednesday evening with th~ee run. loth-inning t~ op s·u Dai. home runs and a single, dnved Minm·~ta re •e are I . •~ l ing in 10 runs . ley's strmg . of 24 cOnsecuh\ I fl'ed t d p to scoreless lnnmgs. Johnson I ou ee St t' first horner in the right in his fifth trip . Terry fou~:\r!ing was his nrst round- Hannigan,edwinmd'ng. ~;~;~~tri r since .June 20. and the two so homer an sm!'J · PPf'h knocked in were the first Top hitter for the Sox w~ . 1ted Pl"f!!! JatemaUoul 'Itlomas' ninth-inning bid for a[ By Uo N tiOD I•Le g • two-run homer. Carlton Willey was the unlucky loser for thr 10 st 11 a secu ' Los Angeles ~ets, who have con · · San Franclscn ln~:C,Yg=~s had threE- hits and St. Louis ___ _ _ Chicago Cincinnati Harrisonville T' h Takes tg l 32V' ' ~,n•hi; a IChicago Boston aW~L.Pct. GB Baltimore 51 48 46 45 48 3&: .tm · · Minnesota 35 38 38 40 BAKER FURNITUR-E The Pomeroy actese m~:r man ended the con 1 WI strikeouts. Cummings also is· MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' . •• _,.....,. ~-O, ~~~~orh~~;•;•.;,. •:ou~~ ~:':g~l c.I .McL!sh his ninth:;.~ : : =8 w:,~e:~. b::.:::: :sr~~~~=g:·,:n::::. and the Twins tied the .scQro wtth and Bolly 0 Dell h18 !Hthpeddef tui Th let ~a• cinly Jay'& fOUJth. Pete Runnels' single and Carl Braves To lst baseman. ed In any event, Stuart ret=lt- L t from the two-day vacation . f I eague IC ory , lrdraomlultel l. Angry Dick Stuart Leads Boston Vietory; .Reds Win;,;,..i~-e I Phil-In the National League. By FRED DOWN I llle New York Mets, HI. he san Stuart and Lou Clinton hil home UPI fipurla Wrller i adelphia Pholhes d:::.~.~~cin· 1'\UlS and Fraok. Malzone contriNew York Yankee manager i Franc~:,';;' G~~t:ted it.. Chicago buies an RBI-dduble to the Red Ralph Houk may ~ave oo::'n ~: I ~:~. 3-1~ and 'the Houston Calls Sox' fourth inn~ outburst. ~b SAVI W TO 50% ON MANY mMS -up· .. I 3:e .558 4. Cleveland .548 5 Los Angeles .542. Slh Kansas City .535 6 Detroit ~7 38 .553 45 17 .549 47 40 .540 45 39 .536 d8 Cleyelan rowns .Trade Future Men . For Two Players B-RACT BIG~ WASHINGTON !UPII -Ed and Bob Khayat Washington's "brothet.. '. ed Redskin COD· Fill your tank bow-prevflll, eondtnaatlon and rutinc d~· • inc warm weather. 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Oh, but it ..- . $30,000 worth of fine shoes priced to sell at a fradlon of their regular price. SYRACUSE DRIVE-IN yanks Snap WI Streak Of Redlegs, Take Over Lead ... '• ' OUR BIGGEST SALE EVER ' ' .,, . _ · CLEVELAND <UPI) - T_be.l;;;;_;;;_;;;;;;;~~~~~~======-----~ C1evelilnd ~~- were committed today to·'- turil ·tWO future drAft choices over to the Dallas COw5 boys imd the Chicago Bears ~~ S'h exchange for offensive guarlf 6 Andy ~o ~ ' defensi~e ha . 6lf.z back Doil Mullins res~Uvely. 7lh Both had played two years for w• : •••••••• In Galllpolfl Coil 446-4233 . In Mtll' & Mooon C~uniiM er a ' .SJJII Phono Pt. PIHHn~ ISH ~:.~ ~=y ~~:: '::!~:: DlotrfbvMd In Thl1 Aru If CITY tCi & FUlL COMPA"'Y Ed Is a defeDslvo tackle and Bob Point PloaNnl ls a place-ticking specialist who booted II field goals fast season and 38 consecutive conversions. 44 40 ·524 ~ : · : ~lk the trlsoading cl~:•·u!utG::::: · 25, a w~ w1 35 47 .427 1$¥.. Packers two aeasons. Cvereko "•.~~~Ot. . ' . .' ' I : since June 28 . The two Danny Lewis, who got to wmMilwauk<e 4s 40 .sta 7•; washington 30 so .349 221'1 the Packers' filth draft homers and five runs batted in n~r Terr.v Hanmgan for three Pitt.sburgh 41 43 .4ft8 10 Wedoelday•• RetaiU r.~~ In 1958 but was injured in for the night increased his ,..... smgles. Bob Priddy also had Philadelphia 41 44 .48% tO'O Bllston 7 Minn 4, 10 inns, night tr81111llg camp and missed the entotals In those departments w 19 two doubles. . Houston 34 S4 386 19 <Only game scheduled). Ure season. and 55 The other Braves httter was New York 2ll 5I\ .34t TluondiiJ''• Prebabie Plte~ The speedy Mullins, resident of . Wino Ninth Game Dunfee, a single. Other Red Sox Wr...... ay'o Resulto Baltimore at Washington- Houston, Tt~X., was expe<ted to Dirk Radatz. who was removed hitters were Mike Shank a dou· • IClOrv Los Angeles 1 New York 0, night lnigbll -Roberta IS-8 Iva Cheney oeek the spot once held by the for 8 pinch-hitter in the loth m- ble, .Dod~n a single, and Bob - ,J Cincinnati 3 Chicago 1, na.ght IB-1). late Don Flemming. ning after shutting out the LewiS a smgle. lk Harrisonville we,nt Into the Houston 2 Pittsburgh 0, mght Detroit at Chicago <nil!hll Includes French Fries, Twfns on one hit for three In- Hannigan fanned ;~· wa - lead of the Middleport Men's Phila. 10 San Fran. 2, night Aguirre 17-71 vo Buzhardt 111-11. AMPIJELL GE'l'8 BID nings, received credit for his ninth ed four; Dodson wa seven, Fast Pitch Softball league with <Only games scheduled! . N<w York it 1..o1 Angelel C Cole Sl1w, Hot Rolls & Coffee . .~ . "\ • 1· \ win against one loss. ~ victory fanned seven. 024- 8 8 4 a tight 3-2 extra-Inning voctory 'l'bunday'• Probomle P!tehen lnightl -FORI n:t-31 vs Chance , PUlLMAN, Wash. <UPII ~ mo.ed the Red Sox m~ third Red Sox 200 ,_ Uf 2 over the Hackelcalls Wednes- Chicago at Cinctnnati 12, 17-81. 1wuhlnll9n State and Hugli 451 22wio 14Hanni· pl.,. and dropped the Twm• lntn Braves day evnlng before a large nighll -Ellsworth (I)-f) and Toth Cleveland at Kansas City campbell, overloolled In the ortg} iifth. 1 Dodson and B.Le · crowd df fans. 12-41 vs Nuzhall 16-41 and lnightl -Donovan 16-Sl vs Ra lnal all-stir oelectlon, has been J The Los Angeles Dodger snipped gan and Slater. Harrlsonvifle got runs home ey U3-31. kow 17-81. Invited "to join 111112'• top collegf· I in the third and sixth innings, Milwaukee at st. Louis f2. Boston at Minnesota lnighU - ans fur the Aug. 3 game in Orl•D but had the score tied by the night -LeMaster 15-41 and Manbouquette IH-31 vs Stlgman cago against the National FootH-C's in the bottom of the sev- inger 15-4) vs Broglio 19-4) 17-fl, ball League champion Green Bay enth. Top H.C hitter was Char- Burdette 17-71. FrWoy•1 Gom.. Packers. Syr•cuse, 0. WY2-6739 les (Ears ) Winebrenner, two Los Angeles at New New York at Los Angeles, night ::..::=::;___ _ _____ singles. night - Drysdale 1111-101 Cleveland at Kansas City, night Detroit at Chicago, nJght Dale ilarrlson, who gave up Craig l~-121. . . Boston at Minnesota, night Baltimore at Wuhlnaton, nfghtJI,""'""'""'""""""""""""""'""""""""""""""'"""""'""""""!!!!I.,~ meet the Redlegs tonight. score tied at 6-6 afler 4'f:' in· only five his, shut out the los- Son Francisco at Phtladelphta . • Redfegs ... . 300 300- 8 II 4 nings of play, but b!ew tl In ers in the top of the 8th, and tnightl - Marlchal (13-41 Yankees .... 220 .24X- 10 12 2 the bottom of the ftfth when won It tn the bottom when ·culp OtH!I. Manley (LP), Laudermilt (51 the winners punched hom~ four , Gibson tedoff with a walk off Houston at Pittsburgh <niilhtl-- 1 and Boggs. Ingels and Conde. runs on four straight stngte• IAir Force Maj. James Hartin- Farrell 16-31 vs cardwell 15-9). :Jmplre· Art Stobarl. and Powell's homer. ger got to third base on an Fridoy'o GaT he · Middleport Yankees' Then Ingels put the losers err~r, and scored on Norman Los Angeles at N~w York, night Boys' Leaguers snapped the to- down 1-2-3 in the top of the SIX- , Hanning's sacrifice fiy to right. san Fran. at Phifadefphta, ' ' game victory streak of the first th for his victory. Harrisonville now is at 3-1. Hooston at Pittsburgh, mght hall winners, the Redlegs, Wed- Redleg hitters were Dan 000 000 2AI-2 5 3 Chicago at Cincinnati_. mght 1esday In a slugfest and a 10-6 Laudermilt two singles and a Harrisonville 001 001 01-3 4 I Milwaukee at St. LouiS, mght 1lctory. . Ihomer, Manley a double , John Hartinger and A. Stobart, YoAmerican League Mike Evans and Bobby Rtce .Tannehill a triple and Wayland (3). D. Harrison W. L. Pel. GB were the Yanks' hitting stars, \Joc Hindy two singles. D a Don Little. I New York 50 31 .617 .. Evans with a three run homer Clonch Mike Childs and Ronnie 1nd two singles, and Rice with Clonch' each singles. lhree singles. Each got on hose a foorlb time on errors on hard Ingles fanned four. oil balls. two. Manley In four . and one The Yankees ganged up on third innings fanned_ ftve, walklhe Redlegs' Hob Manley to ed three; Lauderrtull fmtshmg pound oot 12 hits, the others up, fanned one, walked one •. coming from John Ingels a The Yankees now are m hrst ; single, Jim Conde a triple_ and place without a defeat In the · tingle Gene Powell a smgle second half. Tbe Redlega are and 'home, and Grogan, a :tied with the Indians "'d SenJingle. ators for second place, each The Redlegs, never finding with one looa. The Indiana play the handle to the ball, had the the Yanks and the I' --- Rutland alngle by Beman Tblftner "'d two by D. Berwas a grand slamrw. 't 'l'htft mort teams were ellm- 1nlghtcap Flsbor'• became the In ru!;. In t) ::: 1lnated from the Kyger creek 1 ant goes aaalnot ~aes-loaded shot in the filth 1second pitcher t.o hurl a no-hill· They added singe fourth In- tallied six runs on just three Tt)e Pomeroy Cardinal Pony (4) · ond Little League Tournament Wed· IRed Sox GAME inning. He was also credtted er m the toorney when he set both the thtr;' a:: Bush Per- hila which Included a llase&- Lea e team strelched Its un- T. Wolle, R. Sbaln and 111" nesday night wh~ ~· ~~c~~ 1 The : R e d s scored both with . the vicwry wtth . Barton t~th ~- :':-:~rln~•:. ~:OW:: =~ ~~~~:.~an~ Wall<~r. loaded single by Greg Smith. hear.'n string "'other game R.11 Wolle. cummings Malleable. defea~rville •shut out runs in the first inning when working the _fiDBI two.;.••::~ ~u arne. !!<!man struck out Tbe victory puts CenterVIlle For Pomeroy, T. Vaughon, Wednesday evnlng as lefthand· se . . 8 ;~s ~~!;a::n Dairy land HHl. Ike Spencer walked, R~.:: -~:Uea!~ l;:"Jn: for 10 hit:. seve: walked just two bat- Oflalnsl the Galllpolio Yankees Ivan Powell, Jolin Lohse. a~d er ~t ~mml~s :',.~~ !3- . nd the Galltpolis White Sox Crow singled, and pitcher PI 1 : lr of run-scormg ters in twirling hls no-bitter. next Tueoday at 8 ·30. Don Dalley had the fo'!" sing es 2 n n ove · ~nmped rNer the Pomeroy Dod- Proffit slngledll thRaem bot~~:¢ ~~~g~e:n~/K:ny Martin. Meanwhile, CenterVille colTHIRD GAME given up by wlnnlng.!'w.:'r ~ The Cardinals, only unclefeat. so~ d f t li'>-4. 1 Thts was a cme c wlnnin w. va. Malleable lected six hits off losing pitcher . Berridge, who atru.. ou s ed team In the Pony loop, now ·ge~~e tourney continues tontght Ifor the remamder of th::.r g:~; no!y faces Cheshire Yanks c. Vickers, and they pul the The Ga!Upolla White Sox and walked five. Tbewl~~~~ has a 8-0 record. hoi 't •• !' J J··· J··· l··· ·2.··· White Sandals Childrona & Mls- White·BOie Patent Chlldrons & Miuet ""'W AND BACK B''V 10,000 SNEAKERS TO SCHOOL PAIRS ON SALE GALLIPOLIS 2··· 4···· ,.•• r �{ • • -1!111--.-P~IIPI»"" o»lJuulunH IIi .a• o:.pw Around And About 'Middleport Primary Cbru Is lilt WIIHINI II pill of Mr. and Mn. 1.. Cllriltlan. 'I'M WOIIIerl't SocietY • \ ,., ... ,.",.r .._.... ' ,.. :;,, " ...,." • I "er R•po ' rt "' D: IU • ' D~lly Sentinel, Pomeroy-MldcDeport, 0 ., July ~J!I!!l -~ I!!'Jn~-lldtlditJDH, o., July • ttea UCAL NOT!CI-::::..( ..~ ....... CORE Dt .. Ar·t LEGAL NO'I'WE ... *LON •:...."=._a ~ :..=-. . · . monstrators HO'ftCit 01 l'(JtLIC ..--· - .. OF M IIUDGI!T MDI· llllllwlq •••1111r111' Carried 0 o · ~· ~ · mb] ~"' ""'WNSJln' or •llllllil Qt e y OF ,...,~ Greek Killl e.. . Notice II herebl &i••• thai DON tJl'll I 11 ._ ~~~? ~~ ~•e- u. wie~ Ctls~ll and iCral~. :·~rs. ~US, St~wart, l •.nd halt"""~ .r~ ?a~t .l O•~ ao:-~~~~ ..,.,:•he~ =~onnectlon I Hospa' tal ews I Wi~ham I Boai Mo~d~eport fr. E:ua~oco~~i r.l'r P-·~demons~~":.:C.a ~ne !n~ aWidntldi~ ~ :t"~ r:.~·: ~-~et Tt;t~·~ holl~tlll .. The llllldolph family rollniCIII King, Mr. and M...... Rayn>ondl wu held July 7 in lite Woodt Randolph. Mr and Mro. to tbe Shtllle Boice Mios!on- f OtnerO\' vove, at Alfred with liB attend- once Randolph, Clannce ltY Society o1 Great Bend when mg. Do11J11d and Dotls, Mr. and 0 members mel in her home list M~h Mrs. W. · ~ ~ A buket dinner was enjoyed Doroel Bluo. Fkunoe. Tuesday evenmc. retu .orne ~ay. nla ..t , at noon. ford , Clluy~ Janet, and Devotions "Hands Th 1 Uf " ' alter a VIII! In Gahou, With Mr. ver; Mr. and Mrs. Otho Young:,! 1 land Mrs. H. Q . Yrung. Mr. Glfto wer. presented to the Louella Everett 8 Inez rea~y ~ulh Wolle Barni\1 attended the all star two oldest preaj!nt, Wlll'-tn VenPs: • Mr. and • Mrs . Nel1oonl asS a~al a er ·~.;.tu~i td lhaseball 1ame In Cleveland on Randolph and Liute Blackwell, Repp, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar ::;"' pr Y or Tuesday, ard to tbe youngest, Tommy Idolph Gordon Iris and CletiiS;I by. .rs. MarybeMincCahuley for the ] Sunday visitors at the home Dorst ; also, to the one having Mr. ~nd Mrs.· ~r Hess MJsstonartes g onored this o1 Mr. and Mn. E. J . Hill, Flat- the lar11eot family pr...nt, !Dotrence and Drexel · Mr .month, who art Dr. and Mrs. woods ftre Mr. and Mrs. Kerr ~·hich was Raymond Randolph, Mro. Jock Rislo and Dao.rreli.l :Ward B. Hurlburt In \he South Gooctt, Galllpolll, Mr. ond Ml'll. Wllh all his family pre$0nl. num Herschel Galen~ Kevllt ~ ~.:,.~e~~~nd ~· and Mrs. lRitltard Leaoe ond son and C. Ibering 21. Runner-up was Bern- Ja<qllflli.;. ; Mr. ~nd M~. ~ r leld, Thla· · K. Nel$0 and !IOns, COiumbw!, Ice Swarll wltn ~ present. drod HeJS and Dianne Tlnun)• .1 · Mrs. J011n White and oons, Mid- ~ Dorothy Hess was elected and Lyle Dean . Peari hM;s. :~~auley wao '~Hiso in , dleport, Mr. and Mro. J. E. president and Opal Van Meter, ' dolph, William ,Randolph, ~ awge e program, Istor- . Theftn, Nease Settlement and I secretary-trea!lunr. I rice Bentz Mr and Mrs ~~f:J 1c omen Wltnesatl8 " when · • I ' · ·· the UMIP sang "Take 'My Life I Mrs. J:et Gooch and tltlldren. Gall Rhymer, Beulah Meeks, lies Bentz, Pamela and and Let It Bt COnlltrated" in : Cynt a . Gooch IS sperldtng Sandra Swartz lnd Florence Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bentz, k..plng with lite tlltme. ; thla week m Golllpolls with her Biggs were elected "' be in lorea and Paul Raymond; The mtmbtrs lrt wor~Un« ' grandparenlt, Mr. and Mrs . . rharge or gamH and entartain- and Mrs. Don Elkins. Dol,nk,l on pl11ow casH for the Bleone iK9f! Gooch. . ment for the comina year . ~ond Treena ; Mr. and Mrs. Mtchnel Joneo of COlumiMio os Th . Rhymer Bernke S rt M Indian College In Ql<lohoma l .....,lni d ith h' e rtunlon wiU be held next · wa ' · r . ctl'ld hope to have tMrn com- !It"-'" a 1ew ays w IS Iyear. the last Sunday in June. and Mrs. Dale Hays, l"'•d oon lgrandperentll, Mr. and Mrs. AUendinu were Carrie Nigae- and Susan . Joey. Bonnit . .· P <~ • · RoyJonesSr '"' " 1· d s · C1o8ing prayer .-as by Isabel Mr. and Don Rea re- I meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford ~ 1a~ Mtev~ , Mr. and M r Lewis. Refreshments were IMtr• turned home Sunday after a lParmeter and Rosalyn ; Judy M~k· ~n~e. _PaMUy, ~:~~~~ ved to the five members ,....... . . . IC le an oey , rs. S . . r"' ....- weeks Vlilcation at their cabm f Meeks. Kenny . Kriss and Kelly · Stft theld . Tile t next meeting •• to oo the Muskln... n• m Ri ver. enfz1 M th ho )' • 0 j Mr . and Mrs. Marlin Dorst . a e mt! of Mr!l . Mr. and Mn. Larry Thomas 'f .craig David and Tar ·rny· Mr. . Ruth Wolfe on AUI!UOI • . Columbus, who spent the hoiI lSI • : and Mrs. Linder Ranuolph, Mr . weekend With her parents, In Mason lty and Mrs . Marvin llan<tolph and Mn. Don RHa •t their Stev~ , Randy and Tina; Mr Or Ome on the Muokingum, we~e M·Sg\. and Mrs. Ed.;,in Ko· and Mrs. Wilbuo· Van Met•r ovemJahl 1uear. Sunday of hts blontz were gu•sts last week i Bernita: Mr . and Mrs. Mol,lrdl parenu, Mr. and Mre:. Harry Ior hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Swartz, Terry and Sandra: M8. AND MRS. lAMES LLOVh Thomas. . . iRoos Koblont!, Mason. M·Sgt. Williams. Mr. andMrs. Wilburl A M~ J1ne Sue Ltetwller of KoblentJ:, a photographic Colburn, Dawsvn Meeks, I Hou~ .~r:~:ye~'~:·:M... Loraon II the gueot of ber (rand- slcal ""ientlst is asslsned to Cowen; l.iule Blackwell Is Grueser opened the Mr. and Mrs. Jolin the Dlrtctora.;, of Intelligence and Mrs. Dana Haning, M;. of the WSCS of the Rock Headquarters Strategic Air Mrs. Milt's Randolph and MASON - The Mason Methodist Church was the Methodist Church Monday Mr. and Mrs. Donald !Iauck Command at Offutt Air iiiiii.l ;cene on June 15 of lhe marria&e of Miss ShM'On Me· enlng at the church daughter, Donna Marle re- Base, Omaha, Neb . A l!,'aduDaniel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. CurtiS McDaniel of Mrs. w. A. M..:&an, horne Wednesday afltt • ate of Pt. Pleasant High SChool. Mason, and James W. Lloyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. George dent c<Xnducted the days visit With her pat- in 1943, he will complete eNO STAMPS-JUST Lloyd, Jr. of New Albany, Indiana and 'prayer was liven Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fer- yoaro of active military'""''"" The Reverend Richard L. Wright performed the Amos Leonard It wa Weat Salem. Whllt lhere this month end be has re-endouble ring ceremony. Palms and pedestal ba•kets of 10 cancel the· A visited relatives al Lodl and ·listed. white gladioli . arranged with candolabrs formed an due to the Meija~ou 1 F . The couple also visited his : uchway which decorated the altar. Sati11 bow pew mar- "Tile Spofford Ho n y -"'~ cousins, Mr. and Mro. Pearl I k' ·• were Ulllld. to complete the decorations. Minlatry to Children ~~th S TREATED AT HORPITAL Koblentz. Chester. <ioven In marttage by her . clal N-'·.. th to . pe- · Mrs. Ray Keeton ot Mlnerafn, 1l~r. ••· ....., 1was ~ •~ br'd 1 • Chose a gown lace pillow made in a heart the pro&ram char • ofp1cMr8 wno baa been IU lor oev. ned of pe••• finished shape. Grueeer ~· ge mmtha, wao taken to lht CANASTA CLUB MET • w:,ue satlnet~. dt81gned with Geocgo Loyd 111, served as from th~ Methodllt•~;,....l and Ml!lp Mem...ql Hcsplql by Mrs. Ritltard Finlaw enter•., oval neckline and brief best mon for his brother, and ocripture reeding by Mrs ~ son, Rod Keeton, Friday tained the Bi-Monthly Canasta .. ·· .. ves. The molded bodice Iushers were Richard Loyd and gan preceded the reading mght, July 5, where she was Club Tuesday evening at her y·-: hlghllahted wllh lrldetll!tllt Robert Loyd, both of New AI· tho hymn, "I Think When a! v en emergeDCy treatment home. Eal!l Main St. ' ~', ••ed pearla, and overlaid hany, Indiana, John Walker of Read that s-t Story of and then returned home. Site were awarded to Mrs. Donald w•l · Chantilly lace. Tba lace Louiovlllo, Ky., ond Chlrrls Me- by Mrs. Leonard. Ism lolr condition. 1Mc1<··zie and Mrs. Charles RifWA' alao Ulled around her bnUI· Daniel, ParkeraburiJ. Tile Introduction of the ' lie. ttelreshmenr. were '""' 8klrt termlnaUna Into • Guests were re1l•tered by was liven by Mro. Carl VISITING HERE alsn to \Irs. Max Folmer, wl~e chapel trajn. Ml•• Harriet Ann Waloh, Ma· followed by an explanation Byron Jay Dalley of Newark John Beaver, Mrs. l ""'! ~. ~U MliiiJtlyctCI'i~ 1 d ·A Ire News. Evenls ' Mr~. ',~.e ,. 1 ;~rl ;in~d \ • "~~s~~rin':::,~ing ~lil . m \ ~~ WOIICI~. ~:~•tt•' ~on. P~m- ~I . Mr~. p.~.; et'lltll"~ ':::~ ~lt't ~:·p~~= Rrou~~~~~! M:~·~llrd, ~nd -~ ,..-- IIRD • ,; i •I ' I ' I '· ! Portu~uesf> ·~·· sylvania ~- l~ludlnJI "khod~ip:ou ~illd~ 1**~ 1 1ea~ ~ow ~ Wedne~ay B. H. S #f d H ---.. •/ Sh oron Mc0 ame James Lloyd Exchonge Marriage Vows In June SANBORN .'I' ,I ...' ;I 1. ..I~ f;I .,. j ! r~ ' f /!-,'' ,. I'·' ~ 1 •aid Wednooday the Ufetiml IllS· CZiilCR YOVTRI IAJLKD Ill& to tonllftUt 10 put \hil pe-n of former Cleveland Bull- VJENNA <UP() _ A preamre M the goverMr ... " dog aMIIIant coach Bdly !ley· nlst court at Sokolovo oaid. ooids wiD he revtewed. two young c . .ha to prison Tile three •Je<l!d 11'0111 The former Clevtlarld Browns Wednesday fOt "hooliganism, lloUJI! IIMr ......, Bell Slo!~r. halfback and All-Amertca from Radio Pri&UI rtported today. o1 COiumbllll, an Ohio Stall tho UniVj!l'sity of Pittsburgh \Vas The report •akl Pavel Hetllilt 1~=~:.:~:~----j Gentry' 'Mrs. Estus IU~~nded in 1961 for hitting an I20, and Zdenek Rob, 17. of 'I ~ Mrs. Clarence Yardley, orficiDI. · erR Bohemia1 broke into Mrs, Roy Howell, ol a faclory •nd "::~ll:..;".i.: Mrs. Hazel Mlller, Mn. Emm1 NICKLAUS HOT pilllols and ammtlllltloa. It • Herrell and infant aon. AIIIOng A1llng According to !be midnight report of the nursing departent, those patients who were lilted as fair included Mrs. COra Sweeney Jasper James '*""' \ -;::::::::::':::•\ Elias, Victor T<ll • • loove 1111 Sllllclatillar of '\LEite" lor lite 01ttrior of JOIIr ltoote, too. lfoW Dll Pont "f..ucce'' Housll'lint is ittcl~ durahlt, ..zlnaiY &lllf IDDriellrl !llittullts Ill a riCio, flat IIIII* lhll nsiall ~ crac:ltlrw. dltlalltl fltltll. llo llle!IJ sollonls IIIIOIIId. Clean 1111111111, llladl,rrpallwiiiiiOIP•wateri .... ,.. ........ p...,. .......,._ Jl JJaullful eolol'l - Ill . . _ =,. --·-· Mrs. Albert LYTHAM - St. Annos, Jllngo the youths ttried Knish!. ClelandMclntlrt, Hines, land (UPil -Burly J.ack NickWMItwo OtrnlaiiJ' ojoln\01111escapt Fotaign and Miss Moyme Berridge laus ot Columbus, OhiO, shot a I.e . Three units of blood we..; three-under-pat lr1 that put him ;=;SiiOillrt~.a;;&;;;;&;;.,_==iiiilministered at lilt hoapital two strokes behind lroftl Wednesday. Peter Thomaon of Aus· today among the second-round linlshtrl In ATTENDCONVEN110N British Open Go K ChamplonPT. PLEASANT - Richard ahlp. _ _ Wilson and Mike l.owi• of Pt. UBGIII PAY IIAI!IE8 Pleasant are unong 2,000 Key WABIIINGTON <~1'~;::.::[1 Clubbers and their adult Robert 8. now allending the :Wlh appoalOd Wednesday 10 the nual COnvention of lhe Kty ate to pay raises for · International at Piltllburgh, Pa. ''"' m111tary oflicon "' ind;~~~ S.orCIII which wiD conclude lbll more of !Item \0 stay In tho 1 • Plcollc Suppllas - Paper Plotaa, C11pt, IP""nl, NapkiMt ' •••• WY 2.3498 ., Bu& DeuJ and BM Sert~lce GAS HEATIN~ Want A BoHied Gas 16 Years In BoHied Gas ••• $7,59 GAL. and We Sne What We Sell! Newl Hook Up? 0 Racine, Ohio RUTLAND FURNITURE 10 DAY Rutllllll, 0. Ph. SH 2-41 II We SALE! DUNLOP "GOLD SEAL" TIRE Orltlnol ~ MONTH WARRANTY 001111,._ tl,.. ~t~ulvolllll to all Orlttlnal I ST - ~ed 10 tlaat ,.. , ... • - .. --1 lteat .,_ - broo4• o.t a 111M wll , _ . . 'tlltb lDJ trPI .t futll . . tlla ffnt ... 500 Gal. LP Gas Systems We Have The Tanks! W. . .lNG ;G.AS,..,.,. ,. PLUS OI.D TIRI OP, YOUR CAR ~7· PROFFITTS WHOLESALE MASON, W. VA. ' "WHERE YOU DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING UNDER ONE ROOF" LOW PRICES YOU'LL HAVE A PICNIC WITH SIMON'S BEnER FOOD BUYS ~ e Dutch Loaf e SauH e Popper LNf e Spice Loaf ePraued Ham C lb IN $1.00 Pack.,.s Only • Ground Beef eSmoked Callie Hams • Pure Pork Sausage • Sliced Pork Liver • Sliced Bologna VALLEY lEU. HOUSE COFFEE Drugs. A new shipment Is here to give or to enjoy. A com- 300 W. YOUR HOMI' WitH. ' ' OUR LP GAlli HEAT 69~ Regular for a SUMMER ....... up your cash. St.- WVIHIIdilt1;e Z-2111, l'oMerctr ~- ., ' t lb. SKINLESS WIENERS!~.'b_ _ __ PORK NECK BONES ___ _, SLICED BACON END _ __ PURE LARD _ _ _ __ or Drip • EOQ~OMV SA'IINGS & LMN COMPNCY .., :1-:·1 0.-1963 69c to 89c Values Reg. And Russell Stover Candy lers, IOc SwiSher&tohse . Drugs POMIIlOY SIMON'S s.lf.SeNice Mlrket ·WY 2.3975 P-roy - • Wlae Carry...,.t . ... ·-··· ,·. ~~! 79< MAI'LI &AWN EGGS ~~..45c MeriUII!St. OHIO ' l~RACINI, Lunch Meat Sales! CendiN kl the many good things et Swisher & Lohse Rexall NOW e SHOIS WAID CROSS' SONS MAXWELL TUIS., RACINE, SPORTS WEAR We're heppy to arlf1011f'1Ce the addition of Russell Stover -;. C&CTRADING·CENTER e .. If you ·nefld a SUM Qf . wh~ !ht uil til us. Tllen "'95 DRY GOODS From Maple Lewn Poultry Farm S. O.eo.plettLIM Of TREADS $7'95 Bed Spread ----~·91 WITH ALL .. .....c PlUI '11ax and Old Tire 0U Your Car 650111._,50tol4-10111114 Full SiH-Loorn Wov..,, AHt. Patt C•ltrt WHOLE LB. 111M 670xl5 or 750x14 · - - $15.95 $18.95 710xiS or 8001114 $17.95 $20.95 760xl5 or 850xl4 $19.95 $22.95 59c Silver Dust Top Value STAMPS WHITI Warranty FuU Ufe Of Tread Blaek Whlto O.i•nt Slu ond a pest, Mrs. w "' btaliDI •• - LINE TIRE AT 3RD UNI PRICESI NEW 1piJ Mr. and Mrs. MinerpUie. IIIla ........ ...t,,_t Tl,.. · ILACK All Hendle Sizes Qf Tenb For BoHIId Gea . ••~ e.iThf ~~ .ll)llnt11la pure a. stlkIa';" 11-,son. For her daughter's " wtddlng, Spofford home bridal veilof was the purpose and by workMrs. Cllf· l1»tnn, worn ~n Madonna faah- 1Mra. McDaniel wore a fl<tral fard Leifheit ahd Mrs lon . She carrted a bouquet of silk she~th dress, with blue IGrueser. A general discussJon .,hlt.e glameliao dotted with access<>roes. Mrs. Loyd wore a on the needs of people in Me1 ·vhltt ~apphlrM and IVy. . !pink. linen dress with white leounty was btld. Trad1honal WeddiDI muctS accesorlea. 8<Jth of \heir cor" """ presenltd by Nanty Abol· lage• were orehlds. . nr New Haven. ' Following \ho wedding 1 CORRBCI10NMiss Barbara MoDanlel of ,roceptian was beld in the • In lho 1111 olllltllll ~~~~~~~ ~olnmbus, ond slater al lhe 'clal rooms ol the Mason Met.h<> the blrthdoy dlllner for hrl~e. ••• llllld of bon..,, SM dlst Churclt. The rooms ..,.. Durst, lho llllDt8 II( fllr . · oro a bell shaped Door left&lh decoroted by member' of the Mrs. William Mayer and om, II PURCHASES BEN FRANKLIN s- 10 POM!ROY 39c Treet Hawaiian Punch F~:;~ ~ ~c~·h~ild~r~en~.iiiiiiiiiiiii. \ •own ol llabl pink dacron poly· Rebttta Circle. 'i ;;~~w=ere:__::::~~ , . ··•r over deep ...... 1 The bridt'a table was cover· ' Bridesmaids were Mlso Mor- ed with a lace cover. A three ·•vn Sehwartt, Parltersbuf1l, tiered Mddlnc cake centered Va.; Mr. ' !iss Ceclla Gaul, Columbu!. the table. White candles B. Walker, 0~1o. and Mra. Richard Ply· ded with ivy, al<lfll 'tlllh Ky.; Mlaa male, Minersville, Ohio. The ding bells were also used. Columbus, Indiana; P'tend3nts wore identical bell assisting at the reception were !Mrs. Henry Schwarz, White <hlped Door lonll\h ROWJII of Mrs. Marcus McDaniel, Springe, W. Va.; Mrs. ti•ht pink dacron poiYftler. 'Pleaant, Mrs. ltarold Simpson and son, Whi'*ll They carried !an M!oped cas· IMason and Miss Roylin Springs. ,.~des of white lace and fea.th- 1guson, Colurnbua, Indiana. .red blue carnations. Their I For her wedding trip tllrougb h<\ad dresses were made of Kentucky and Indians tbe roses with short veils. I wore a dark blue e~broidered Denise McDaniel, Pt. Pleas- Ibmcade dress with white ant, niece ol the bride, served cessorles. as nower girl. She was attired 1 She wore a corsage of ··""•I In a pink silk orpna gown cornations. The new Mrs. Loyd with wh"• emlltoi<hred s H k Is a lfaduate ol Waham1 lliCh organza bodice over pink. sbe School .class of 19111 and is emwore a small pill bo% hat <!a\'• Iployed with the Ohio Bell Telered to mltdl tbe ..,.... with ephone Company in Columbwt. tulle veiling. IW !K!teaaorles Mr. Loyd afl!lulltd from New were white. Her corsage wu Albany Hlgb School class of of f•athered tiMlllions. 19111 and Is stationed with \he Shawn McDaniel, Middleport, U. S. Air Force in Ploalshourg nephew of the bride, wao lhe f'tance. ' ring hearer. He - • a wltl~ OUt of town (\Jests at14!ndhl& linen suit with black bow tie, llhe wedding were Mrs. and carried a salln aod 1'rllnmll lid Rulbio, aonLED STARSUPPLV C0 July 5th to July 15th Tllll s·lo Armeur ~;~lho~i~~~E~io~we;eek~~w~l\h~=E~iTr~lp~le~tt:·:M:r:s:.:G~u~y2: "''nu --------------------j Red Sour Pitt'd Cherries 19c 1· C.rt.lfied Oil Station 'i Stokely•• Flntt1t 303 I ,t" 79c Peach Halves ~~::;_ 3 ..... '1·00 c WSCS Study L•• Stok•ly'• Fiftftt 21ft po /s Sub1'ect Of Cool Shorts • I W'f V' e, ~ 1 I re- ~ ilyn ROUND STEAK- I Sg K b/ ~~ -~:.:. .!'"· Mrs. mar<>ftl~-~;, whtl~ he~. 11B Attend Rondo/ph Family Reunion In Allred Woode Grove Hostess For Moinly About Mission Group People '" Mrs. Mary Wood was 1lolteu ' p In Chri»- Sharon ""' niW ey tnterta ~lila . . .IDa al!IMIII Mttllodlll eG lho Prlmarv claaa of tU CI!UI'Ch meet MCII!day 11. B. ehllldl wttlla G au 1• rndiali: Galllpoll! llaft .,_1111 Ding at the church with Mrs. I'M~! Wedne.rtov ~enlng . dam 18.1, 11.5 running thr~ Paul ... Mt and Mrs. wunam lie... Olltlfl EnUmincer In char•• ol - · were Sherri and Keith footlh foot .. , roller;, pomeroy· JI'Ndetlka ... ..... BrlCOLUMBUS (UPII - Mlllnbtl'l of the COIIII"!sl of •• ~ ..... Oli J ly 18U . nd and ber Jlllf" deYilllbM Dianne Mlckev. Rickey and 1111- t Mason l!.ill, P\, Pltasant taill't ....,. IIIM'adl Ill • lllcll bU bee puabm for on •• .... da.Y u ' ' ;r . • R. E. RoO- Brenda Toney . who are attend· marls Ann Ash, Cheryl, Mary ' Hinton .71 otoU!Inarv. Kanowha onproodwn!N ollblltll. Raeill :lll!mbly of IIOUtJnllegifl> a\ ' p. m .• Jl'!bi!Q hearlnl '!Ill . · d hte 1\ena spent In the school of missions at Lou and Henrv StewArt, Ahcia. lFall• .&7 fallml, Charleaton 18.· At lefllllll ........ t f t th . t ll!houH and 1111 govtt- be held on pnpor' g . .r.ene and Sherry Harris and 00 stationary. Londoo, Marmet sin new Londoo - •·• latl?n, night. td by tho of l.abanlrs and aug r, •. 1nesday on the 1\(ualtlltgham Delaware Will be featured on !Vona Votltltr. Opal Winfield damo Wlll'e on the tloa !Oollbl, .. .... nor • mallldlOD t d wert lh p'IOtelt .Of lhe (A•ilht• on, lot lilt ROXt .auj;ooedinc ft. I. ···er . the prc&ram. . I Christine Jones of Syraollse and Sills liN " The emonl ra . II ..., cal year end!nl bloembtr .. mTy Mitch of Columbuo, Mi,. Charlolte Davidson, a . 8. J . Dailev of Newark. Games : movomonloo :"':1 • : : lure's failure to act on a fklt bI. 1164. ,pont the .,..k•nd with her par- Ita graduote or were played and prizea award- , Ohio River - John J. Rowe with ofA domon...,.•tatralivtlo..ndlonl-thood·:u,:l.,.,.. Law abtdettt; Neal Monn, Such bearing be bald a\ . Mr. and Mr!. Perry Mitch. High School, ed down 13, 6 a. m.; Wallar Willi• lh• bllll!r clYll Wit wllll lbe Repr . 1 ......., 11 ;;[ CIOYtland a parMimtlbld· tile Lebanon To.......,lp Garage. 1111'" t ';!.,"';;"' ..· at COli 1118luu!O 01 Tothllolo1 Mlss P'rltda Faehnle, who Ill p\oymtnt a! lng" . rm "· 1 · , amaon up 14, 4-30 p. m.: Robert Commdnloy ,h... h• after """vamna Claronce iAWfOnce, Cltrk 1 rnn[oned to Meigs General H09- store in Moddltpor':dM1Ss w. Lea up 14, 5:35 p. m.; World wa.:-n WN1 . ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . and to Lobanon 'l'vtr!llhip pit~\ where she lJ recoverln& son, 8 _former ~e.sl enlt oM .ddle- 1 Crucible up 14, 7:16 p. m.: . RoMer Cloud, R-l.ogan, re~~ .... Nafho0 11\Udent at the Unl~er: j, 7 11 ltt ._ n:u h'lp, Ia able to shiro, " now hVmR n ' 1, eavPr d awn It , 3:••"1. m.; Sl· - ·~- · ''~ -,,._ 'red It of~ lido ·tu~ et\o B .. II tht Jlou .. to ordor · ••. 0 1 ''m •for short periods. f'walk · port. Marys down 18, 3:4~ a . tn .i , of a rule prohibitln& unauthQrJ Y Mr and Mrs. WUiiun Hess Mr. and Mrs. Scar· Charletol up 1?, 8:40p. m.; San I persons from the House Ooor. I After the, were removed from LEGAL NOTJ.CE 0111 and two children of San Dleco, berry and sons, M1chael and l!ateMd noopllal ' Salvador up 17. 2: ~~ a. m.: DisI l!tstt Potrolmon drriod tho> noor, Mann mtered the dOUJe Notice is heraby 111ven tha Calif. are bore vlaillng with Gary will return to theor hom• I Among !hose who enter!<~ , palchor up 17, 4:4() a. m.; West· lhr"" Ill tho demnnatrotors . "''"' gallory and eontlnued hla dtmon- on Monday, Jul¥ %1nd, at th Mrs. Helen Shuler and other rei- In Cincinnati Saturday after 1 Holzer hospital in the past 2~ ' ~rn up 18, 9:4D p. m.; Charle! had been sltttn~ In ri"'ht of the sttaUon \\lith Mrs. Mary hour of 10:00 a. m.', the uncle olives. He is also vi,iting '" sjll'ndin~ the past two woeb '" ' hou" were Mrs. Donna J . BoW· Sttven•on down 18, 2 • . m.; lptaktr'o t'ftllrum and th• """"': McKniQht, 25, bl OolumhW. a - •ilntd will oiler for •le I Pomerov with his aun t. Mrs. Middlepor t w1th thetr parents .. en, 839 Second Ave. , Anthony .Col. Davenport down 18, a 4B I went mto -lan. rttary Tl!l!jl \l'ete locked II! the Public AuctiOn \0 tht hil sl RH•h F:von• Mr. and !11". Alfnd scarberry . ,T. Griffin, 113 01rflel<l Ave., . o, m.; l"rtnklln Pierce down II, Threo othor demonstratora wero ganery wMn the ~salon en~. biddor for cub in hand at " d Mr · C H Jones s. Sr . and Mr. and R. E. Mr>. Estus R. Plymale, Rl. 2 :5:511 a. m. ; Walter Beckjord Sunday School ot-nce cm 1oarrled from the olllce of G<>• . but IalOr \lieN! tetnlllrlld. Blaot\nar Auto Company, T .ir:l wolh.an Rollin• of Middleport . Mr.. Gallipolis, Mrs. lloborl R. Es· ;down 19, 1 a. m : Blue Seai ,JUIY 7 Wll II, Of!lrldl f11 ,19. 1J8mes A. R"';des tn h8llwo,y . . eroy, Ohio, \ha followlng 1 d.,. .. d · . , " rec·entlv f r William Scarberry underwent kew , Rt. 2 Gallipolis, Mrs. Har- down 2t, 1LOS p. m.; Raymond I Worthlp lllltvlct!o wtt't hlld at .ollt•lde when •t <lose<! '" the an· Tho deniOilstrotoro In the I!Ov- tll!ribotl automobile towl\ > One 0 Mr . a'nd Mrs. 'urgery at Meii<S Memorial hos· old R. Spaulding, Patriot Star ' salveti up 22. Una. m.: Reba 10:48 With lltl@lt Ill"" ernOon. - 111&6 BUick Special 2-dr . ..,_ Wh 'te daughters Pam· pita! while here. They were al· Rt ., Mrs .•lames H. Harris, B1d- Jane down 21 , 4'40 p. m.; i•Utute lay leader with an lt· l wodnt!Oday niRht the all of dan, str'-1 number, 40117-Ml4. tmlWed 10 tlltl"vtrnor's COIUmbtlo. Afltr \lily wttt re- Dated thlo lOth day of July, ' ~rl ,, : Mr and~- Guy so guests of Mr. and Mr. . Al· lwell, Lewlo A. Lanck, RI0 1Jamao Hines up Greenup lHO tendanco of 16. 9 1 1 w. VI.\ Mr. fred Scarberry, Jr. and chll· Grande, Roy Mathias, Rt. 2 :a. m. Wednesday;. Bob Benter Mr. and Mrs. Chatlos llud- In •Ubtlrban a.xlty, mlWed "'tilt hallWay tltt!' - · 1963. and \lr<, Ed Bourn , of Charleo· dren . They attended ••vera! Vinton, Gilbert Johnson, Rt. 2 up Oreenup H& p. m.: H. 1'!. nail and family ol near Athens abutlt an hnur and t• mlnutl!ll bo>- Joillild b ~ffal other COllE Bliet\nar Auto Colllp•ny ton. W·va ; and Miss Joan RU· cookouts and pormcs Crown City. Ralph C. Cal- ·8owleo up Greenup 11 ::15 ,visited Mr. Mrs. Chari!IA fol'f ldvlng at 11 p.m. (7) IJ, ID, 19, 1111 fie of Pelmburg. Fla. I SL!nrlay donner guests I M ·vert, SlOE. Mam Sl., Pomeroy, 1John Ladd Dean up 31. 2.20 D. Wotlde laat Sunda alter· Tho !lev. Arthur Wbs. •-·•••1 "'non. · . · ... - - .. Mr and Mr:'!. Herbert Fink, ~ and Mrs .. Ai£red Scarberry, Sr. Warren G. fi'armer. Jarhnn. a. m.; Valvoline do•n 31, 4;4& noon ' Y · ol tht 10011 Colli!: Miss Mabel Hv!'-ell , Middleport , IWere their son!;. and daughter ,I Mrs. David B. Garthee. Jack- a. m.: Ea!lt.~rn down !3, 2·44) , · , marc!hl!CI tor i tltnl •lth WAT~ERS Mrs Genrge Fry of Columbuo. Mr. and Mrs: William Scarberry .,on, Mrs. Jamea II. GeUI••·> a. m.; Lldlo H. down 33, 3:15 1\fr. and Mr•. Lester Sea- maniiOtt pltker.. Ht 11\d antllhe~ll nn~ Mr and M". Hnwm' Er· and sons. Cmrmnatl: Mr . an~ Well•ton, Mrs. Boctyl S. llaner, ,a. m.: Edeana Bo•wotth up 33, 'man and llmlly Of Barlnw, ¥1.. demonotratlrm miWhl bi held vin and children of Racine, Mrs Ralph Stockman, Mr. ~n Coal Grove, and Mrs. Clyde H. 4:15 a. m.: On~ard down 34, 1ited Mr. and Mrs. Glen ~oblJI.. day or next «Mt~;, probabl~ at spent Sunda~' at Forked Run 'M.rs. Larry Wr~ls and son, TAylor, Ashland , Ky. 18:25 p. m.: Nnt10nll do~ - ~· l iiot'l Thur~a.y. Sunday Vt~ltors m.lllntiOit "It 11em1 we hive Lake when• the~· h<1d a picnic 1Rtcky ; Columbml, Mr. and Mr~ Birth" 17:10 p. m.: Essb West V1rgm1a i of the Robmsons were Mr. and 1 111 we ctan at the ltAtMIOUite," anr1 out in g. William Wells and ~on, :n~ rah~l-! Mrs . Gene E. Waldron, Ham- up 34, 3 a. m.: New Orleans Mrs. Carol Holbert and family · said. Mr . and Mrs. John McCabe Mrs. AJrred ScarbP ry don , !!on, 7:07 p. m. Wednes- down ~· 5:10 a. m. of 1\nckpott, W. Va., and Mar_ ond rhildren Marv Lvnn Pa- ·drE'n or Middleport. [day Mrs William Franklin Gallipolis Dam- Due to Koehler and Randy or I Thf 10 pickett• . . . ' --. . . dth th · 0 fDmCI b I N._,... and 11~ whotM8 0 tricia and 'ferrv of Columbus. I -- Payne Rt 1 Gallipolis son an e rowmg utn. Us. ' r1ed h d tired were 'overnight ,iuesls this week ,l DAR-ES-SALAAM , Tanganyika \3:27 P. 'wednesday'. Mrs: today boats reported as of Mr and Mrl!l Clair Follrod t • with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 11JPIJ-The nag was ! Denny Baisden. 1021 So. Pennwere SUIBI'I Lane UP ) . C 1 b. d • M\1 ' JEWII.Iilt • OPTOMITIUST Willis Qrueser. l torn down and burned belore Ave. , Wellston. son,. a. m.: Jacob G. up 11 a . m.; iwent to oum us ohe ay . . .• Lolltpl,"ll Dave Crockett up 1·40 p m . \week where Mrs. Follrod con F81l' Housmg Now •. and 'lli c ldW@Il ooo persons Sullday at Mtwara ml MILL ST. MIDDLili'ORT Mr, and Mf'!, W1 !j ft ' • }l ·26 P ffi Tuesday • • 'I !ted . • )' t ('....HituU J 111- OO ll J Be k and Isouthern Tanganyika, .accordmg . . . . Polly Crane up 3·40 p. m.; In- su a nerve specta IS • iliW"" w: rur ll ~· Sonny Caldwe . r.. c Y od 1 Discharged 1 -•p ineludod thl'ft whiM WOI~~>II SUJIIII of Marion, Ohio, are to o·eports reaching here t ay. . . diana up 4 2& p. m.; Lulltor . The Rendolph tamtly reunion •·guests of Mr. and Mrs. B F' . The incident .was _m p~est. Pat ients recen~ly discharged up 8 55 p. m.: South- iwaa held Sunday, July 7 in the , HI. Parmalee. Mr=j'.ianidiiM~roj.iPjair·iijagiaiinii•tiPiioiirtioiiii~ailiisirairiital pahclcs. mcluded W. H. Wilson. Sr., _Mrs. up 10:05 p. m.; Today -~ woode grove. ' 'nlere were only a few -l!la1 • · Amanda Karper, Mn. Ethel Hamilton up ! a. m. ; Anna up I The WSCS will hold It~ tors and no jibes wore aimocl Knott,, Arthur McCoy, M r ' · 4:4& a. m.; Tibtlll down 1:35 lar R~UIIng Tllfllday the CORE membetl. A lfOOp 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY Frances Smoth, Mro. Gladyo a. m.: R. H. Bosworth II up 8' July 16, at the home of !rom a t~~>atby swim Jones, Mrs. Dayton M , a. m. ; Franklin D. up 8:55 a.rn. · vieve Guthrie with Nellie wen! quickly <'ltased oil by loya' play and Jamaica Walking Mrs. Edgar . McGlone, ro. Kanawba River - Little Ed· eras progra~ leader. Uco. shortl In siZiie 4 to 12. Evan Brookms, Mro. W. ward down Marmet 9:10 p. m.; tile fllr hont!lng S'h N 1.89 538 WEST MAIN STREET Grate, Mrs. D. F. Lawson. v. Chris up Marmet U :40 Mr. and Mrs. Char h COlt! t;allled aellon on died Moms Brown, Suoan Yoll, m.; Linda CMtln up Mlr· . Woode spent Sunday afternoon t!OIIIftlillee lly a tD-10 •ote. Meft'a wallllna lllortl In assorted Newsome, Donald Lovett, Dell1:45 a. m.: A. E. Dykoo up with htr rno\hOT, Mrs. J. 8. outralkln~ IIL,1ht llftlltrll0f'8 of· Over 200 Weekly styles and materials. SIZes 211 t~ orah Bowser, Craig Martin, Winfield 5o45 p. m.; Elisha Hayes, at Middleport nee and \ItO llftule of i!epWinners- Tradi"9 40. WIIIIam Wolle, John L. Woods up Winfield 9:10 p. m.; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ptnlt llll'ifl were ~kl tao! mlllllh Stamps Of Your 2.79 to2.99 nolds. Mr~. M. A. Helen z. up Winfield 12::W a.m.; and Pamela of Hll!lboro. CORI! whlle!M prtlp08ed IIIW Choice Elza Martm, Mrs. Paul Jr. up Winfield 8:4$ a.rn. and Mr. and Mra. Claor committee cont!ltleratltlll. HI TEST 29.9 or, Mrs. Clarence Garthee, and Conni SUe of Pumerny FunJime Needs! ,. Lister L, Roush, Mn. Mary Ex·Cieveland Star lted Mr. and Mn. William Tile Rov. Zebb• llid 001111 IVIIry Gallon Sold With A Mort.., Bade Guarantee Harden, Mrs. Anna Byrus, Mr.. , and daughters, one evenlne llOW. llhodot to call a.,... • Cap Plate Ia l Capa R.. D. Taylor and infant doughTo Get Case RevJeW week. ial aeasion oi \he legiolatuN N- Under New Menagemenl e Swim WNr Por Beya ancl Girla ter, Mro. R. K. Russell and In- CLEVELAND <UPU - Leogue 'l 10011 as poosible...!!til oummer ID !ant d&UIJhler and Mrs. G. L. l CommiiSiontr Georgt T. Garoff C(lbllider flit holillitg. "We're •Buell Toys For The LlHia i u . 1963-7 Mary Wood Is �{ • • -1!111--.-P~IIPI»"" o»lJuulunH IIi .a• o:.pw Around And About 'Middleport Primary Cbru Is lilt WIIHINI II pill of Mr. and Mn. 1.. Cllriltlan. 'I'M WOIIIerl't SocietY • \ ,., ... ,.",.r .._.... ' ,.. :;,, " ...,." • I "er R•po ' rt "' D: IU • ' D~lly Sentinel, Pomeroy-MldcDeport, 0 ., July ~J!I!!l -~ I!!'Jn~-lldtlditJDH, o., July • ttea UCAL NOT!CI-::::..( ..~ ....... CORE Dt .. Ar·t LEGAL NO'I'WE ... *LON •:...."=._a ~ :..=-. . · . monstrators HO'ftCit 01 l'(JtLIC ..--· - .. OF M IIUDGI!T MDI· llllllwlq •••1111r111' Carried 0 o · ~· ~ · mb] ~"' ""'WNSJln' or •llllllil Qt e y OF ,...,~ Greek Killl e.. . Notice II herebl &i••• thai DON tJl'll I 11 ._ ~~~? ~~ ~•e- u. wie~ Ctls~ll and iCral~. :·~rs. ~US, St~wart, l •.nd halt"""~ .r~ ?a~t .l O•~ ao:-~~~~ ..,.,:•he~ =~onnectlon I Hospa' tal ews I Wi~ham I Boai Mo~d~eport fr. E:ua~oco~~i r.l'r P-·~demons~~":.:C.a ~ne !n~ aWidntldi~ ~ :t"~ r:.~·: ~-~et Tt;t~·~ holl~tlll .. The llllldolph family rollniCIII King, Mr. and M...... Rayn>ondl wu held July 7 in lite Woodt Randolph. Mr and Mro. to tbe Shtllle Boice Mios!on- f OtnerO\' vove, at Alfred with liB attend- once Randolph, Clannce ltY Society o1 Great Bend when mg. Do11J11d and Dotls, Mr. and 0 members mel in her home list M~h Mrs. W. · ~ ~ A buket dinner was enjoyed Doroel Bluo. Fkunoe. Tuesday evenmc. retu .orne ~ay. nla ..t , at noon. ford , Clluy~ Janet, and Devotions "Hands Th 1 Uf " ' alter a VIII! In Gahou, With Mr. ver; Mr. and Mrs. Otho Young:,! 1 land Mrs. H. Q . Yrung. Mr. Glfto wer. presented to the Louella Everett 8 Inez rea~y ~ulh Wolle Barni\1 attended the all star two oldest preaj!nt, Wlll'-tn VenPs: • Mr. and • Mrs . Nel1oonl asS a~al a er ·~.;.tu~i td lhaseball 1ame In Cleveland on Randolph and Liute Blackwell, Repp, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar ::;"' pr Y or Tuesday, ard to tbe youngest, Tommy Idolph Gordon Iris and CletiiS;I by. .rs. MarybeMincCahuley for the ] Sunday visitors at the home Dorst ; also, to the one having Mr. ~nd Mrs.· ~r Hess MJsstonartes g onored this o1 Mr. and Mn. E. J . Hill, Flat- the lar11eot family pr...nt, !Dotrence and Drexel · Mr .month, who art Dr. and Mrs. woods ftre Mr. and Mrs. Kerr ~·hich was Raymond Randolph, Mro. Jock Rislo and Dao.rreli.l :Ward B. Hurlburt In \he South Gooctt, Galllpolll, Mr. ond Ml'll. Wllh all his family pre$0nl. num Herschel Galen~ Kevllt ~ ~.:,.~e~~~nd ~· and Mrs. lRitltard Leaoe ond son and C. Ibering 21. Runner-up was Bern- Ja<qllflli.;. ; Mr. ~nd M~. ~ r leld, Thla· · K. Nel$0 and !IOns, COiumbw!, Ice Swarll wltn ~ present. drod HeJS and Dianne Tlnun)• .1 · Mrs. J011n White and oons, Mid- ~ Dorothy Hess was elected and Lyle Dean . Peari hM;s. :~~auley wao '~Hiso in , dleport, Mr. and Mro. J. E. president and Opal Van Meter, ' dolph, William ,Randolph, ~ awge e program, Istor- . Theftn, Nease Settlement and I secretary-trea!lunr. I rice Bentz Mr and Mrs ~~f:J 1c omen Wltnesatl8 " when · • I ' · ·· the UMIP sang "Take 'My Life I Mrs. J:et Gooch and tltlldren. Gall Rhymer, Beulah Meeks, lies Bentz, Pamela and and Let It Bt COnlltrated" in : Cynt a . Gooch IS sperldtng Sandra Swartz lnd Florence Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bentz, k..plng with lite tlltme. ; thla week m Golllpolls with her Biggs were elected "' be in lorea and Paul Raymond; The mtmbtrs lrt wor~Un« ' grandparenlt, Mr. and Mrs . . rharge or gamH and entartain- and Mrs. Don Elkins. Dol,nk,l on pl11ow casH for the Bleone iK9f! Gooch. . ment for the comina year . ~ond Treena ; Mr. and Mrs. Mtchnel Joneo of COlumiMio os Th . Rhymer Bernke S rt M Indian College In Ql<lohoma l .....,lni d ith h' e rtunlon wiU be held next · wa ' · r . ctl'ld hope to have tMrn com- !It"-'" a 1ew ays w IS Iyear. the last Sunday in June. and Mrs. Dale Hays, l"'•d oon lgrandperentll, Mr. and Mrs. AUendinu were Carrie Nigae- and Susan . Joey. Bonnit . .· P <~ • · RoyJonesSr '"' " 1· d s · C1o8ing prayer .-as by Isabel Mr. and Don Rea re- I meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford ~ 1a~ Mtev~ , Mr. and M r Lewis. Refreshments were IMtr• turned home Sunday after a lParmeter and Rosalyn ; Judy M~k· ~n~e. _PaMUy, ~:~~~~ ved to the five members ,....... . . . IC le an oey , rs. S . . r"' ....- weeks Vlilcation at their cabm f Meeks. Kenny . Kriss and Kelly · Stft theld . Tile t next meeting •• to oo the Muskln... n• m Ri ver. enfz1 M th ho )' • 0 j Mr . and Mrs. Marlin Dorst . a e mt! of Mr!l . Mr. and Mn. Larry Thomas 'f .craig David and Tar ·rny· Mr. . Ruth Wolfe on AUI!UOI • . Columbus, who spent the hoiI lSI • : and Mrs. Linder Ranuolph, Mr . weekend With her parents, In Mason lty and Mrs . Marvin llan<tolph and Mn. Don RHa •t their Stev~ , Randy and Tina; Mr Or Ome on the Muokingum, we~e M·Sg\. and Mrs. Ed.;,in Ko· and Mrs. Wilbuo· Van Met•r ovemJahl 1uear. Sunday of hts blontz were gu•sts last week i Bernita: Mr . and Mrs. Mol,lrdl parenu, Mr. and Mre:. Harry Ior hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Swartz, Terry and Sandra: M8. AND MRS. lAMES LLOVh Thomas. . . iRoos Koblont!, Mason. M·Sgt. Williams. Mr. andMrs. Wilburl A M~ J1ne Sue Ltetwller of KoblentJ:, a photographic Colburn, Dawsvn Meeks, I Hou~ .~r:~:ye~'~:·:M... Loraon II the gueot of ber (rand- slcal ""ientlst is asslsned to Cowen; l.iule Blackwell Is Grueser opened the Mr. and Mrs. Jolin the Dlrtctora.;, of Intelligence and Mrs. Dana Haning, M;. of the WSCS of the Rock Headquarters Strategic Air Mrs. Milt's Randolph and MASON - The Mason Methodist Church was the Methodist Church Monday Mr. and Mrs. Donald !Iauck Command at Offutt Air iiiiii.l ;cene on June 15 of lhe marria&e of Miss ShM'On Me· enlng at the church daughter, Donna Marle re- Base, Omaha, Neb . A l!,'aduDaniel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. CurtiS McDaniel of Mrs. w. A. M..:&an, horne Wednesday afltt • ate of Pt. Pleasant High SChool. Mason, and James W. Lloyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. George dent c<Xnducted the days visit With her pat- in 1943, he will complete eNO STAMPS-JUST Lloyd, Jr. of New Albany, Indiana and 'prayer was liven Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fer- yoaro of active military'""''"" The Reverend Richard L. Wright performed the Amos Leonard It wa Weat Salem. Whllt lhere this month end be has re-endouble ring ceremony. Palms and pedestal ba•kets of 10 cancel the· A visited relatives al Lodl and ·listed. white gladioli . arranged with candolabrs formed an due to the Meija~ou 1 F . The couple also visited his : uchway which decorated the altar. Sati11 bow pew mar- "Tile Spofford Ho n y -"'~ cousins, Mr. and Mro. Pearl I k' ·• were Ulllld. to complete the decorations. Minlatry to Children ~~th S TREATED AT HORPITAL Koblentz. Chester. <ioven In marttage by her . clal N-'·.. th to . pe- · Mrs. Ray Keeton ot Mlnerafn, 1l~r. ••· ....., 1was ~ •~ br'd 1 • Chose a gown lace pillow made in a heart the pro&ram char • ofp1cMr8 wno baa been IU lor oev. ned of pe••• finished shape. Grueeer ~· ge mmtha, wao taken to lht CANASTA CLUB MET • w:,ue satlnet~. dt81gned with Geocgo Loyd 111, served as from th~ Methodllt•~;,....l and Ml!lp Mem...ql Hcsplql by Mrs. Ritltard Finlaw enter•., oval neckline and brief best mon for his brother, and ocripture reeding by Mrs ~ son, Rod Keeton, Friday tained the Bi-Monthly Canasta .. ·· .. ves. The molded bodice Iushers were Richard Loyd and gan preceded the reading mght, July 5, where she was Club Tuesday evening at her y·-: hlghllahted wllh lrldetll!tllt Robert Loyd, both of New AI· tho hymn, "I Think When a! v en emergeDCy treatment home. Eal!l Main St. ' ~', ••ed pearla, and overlaid hany, Indiana, John Walker of Read that s-t Story of and then returned home. Site were awarded to Mrs. Donald w•l · Chantilly lace. Tba lace Louiovlllo, Ky., ond Chlrrls Me- by Mrs. Leonard. Ism lolr condition. 1Mc1<··zie and Mrs. Charles RifWA' alao Ulled around her bnUI· Daniel, ParkeraburiJ. Tile Introduction of the ' lie. ttelreshmenr. were '""' 8klrt termlnaUna Into • Guests were re1l•tered by was liven by Mro. Carl VISITING HERE alsn to \Irs. Max Folmer, wl~e chapel trajn. Ml•• Harriet Ann Waloh, Ma· followed by an explanation Byron Jay Dalley of Newark John Beaver, Mrs. l ""'! ~. ~U MliiiJtlyctCI'i~ 1 d ·A Ire News. Evenls ' Mr~. ',~.e ,. 1 ;~rl ;in~d \ • "~~s~~rin':::,~ing ~lil . m \ ~~ WOIICI~. ~:~•tt•' ~on. P~m- ~I . Mr~. p.~.; et'lltll"~ ':::~ ~lt't ~:·p~~= Rrou~~~~~! M:~·~llrd, ~nd -~ ,..-- IIRD • ,; i •I ' I ' I '· ! Portu~uesf> ·~·· sylvania ~- l~ludlnJI "khod~ip:ou ~illd~ 1**~ 1 1ea~ ~ow ~ Wedne~ay B. H. S #f d H ---.. •/ Sh oron Mc0 ame James Lloyd Exchonge Marriage Vows In June SANBORN .'I' ,I ...' ;I 1. ..I~ f;I .,. j ! r~ ' f /!-,'' ,. I'·' ~ 1 •aid Wednooday the Ufetiml IllS· CZiilCR YOVTRI IAJLKD Ill& to tonllftUt 10 put \hil pe-n of former Cleveland Bull- VJENNA <UP() _ A preamre M the goverMr ... " dog aMIIIant coach Bdly !ley· nlst court at Sokolovo oaid. ooids wiD he revtewed. two young c . .ha to prison Tile three •Je<l!d 11'0111 The former Clevtlarld Browns Wednesday fOt "hooliganism, lloUJI! IIMr ......, Bell Slo!~r. halfback and All-Amertca from Radio Pri&UI rtported today. o1 COiumbllll, an Ohio Stall tho UniVj!l'sity of Pittsburgh \Vas The report •akl Pavel Hetllilt 1~=~:.:~:~----j Gentry' 'Mrs. Estus IU~~nded in 1961 for hitting an I20, and Zdenek Rob, 17. of 'I ~ Mrs. Clarence Yardley, orficiDI. · erR Bohemia1 broke into Mrs, Roy Howell, ol a faclory •nd "::~ll:..;".i.: Mrs. Hazel Mlller, Mn. Emm1 NICKLAUS HOT pilllols and ammtlllltloa. It • Herrell and infant aon. AIIIOng A1llng According to !be midnight report of the nursing departent, those patients who were lilted as fair included Mrs. COra Sweeney Jasper James '*""' \ -;::::::::::':::•\ Elias, Victor T<ll • • loove 1111 Sllllclatillar of '\LEite" lor lite 01ttrior of JOIIr ltoote, too. lfoW Dll Pont "f..ucce'' Housll'lint is ittcl~ durahlt, ..zlnaiY &lllf IDDriellrl !llittullts Ill a riCio, flat IIIII* lhll nsiall ~ crac:ltlrw. dltlalltl fltltll. llo llle!IJ sollonls IIIIOIIId. Clean 1111111111, llladl,rrpallwiiiiiOIP•wateri .... ,.. ........ p...,. .......,._ Jl JJaullful eolol'l - Ill . . _ =,. --·-· Mrs. Albert LYTHAM - St. Annos, Jllngo the youths ttried Knish!. ClelandMclntlrt, Hines, land (UPil -Burly J.ack NickWMItwo OtrnlaiiJ' ojoln\01111escapt Fotaign and Miss Moyme Berridge laus ot Columbus, OhiO, shot a I.e . Three units of blood we..; three-under-pat lr1 that put him ;=;SiiOillrt~.a;;&;;;;&;;.,_==iiiilministered at lilt hoapital two strokes behind lroftl Wednesday. Peter Thomaon of Aus· today among the second-round linlshtrl In ATTENDCONVEN110N British Open Go K ChamplonPT. PLEASANT - Richard ahlp. _ _ Wilson and Mike l.owi• of Pt. UBGIII PAY IIAI!IE8 Pleasant are unong 2,000 Key WABIIINGTON <~1'~;::.::[1 Clubbers and their adult Robert 8. now allending the :Wlh appoalOd Wednesday 10 the nual COnvention of lhe Kty ate to pay raises for · International at Piltllburgh, Pa. ''"' m111tary oflicon "' ind;~~~ S.orCIII which wiD conclude lbll more of !Item \0 stay In tho 1 • Plcollc Suppllas - Paper Plotaa, C11pt, IP""nl, NapkiMt ' •••• WY 2.3498 ., Bu& DeuJ and BM Sert~lce GAS HEATIN~ Want A BoHied Gas 16 Years In BoHied Gas ••• $7,59 GAL. and We Sne What We Sell! Newl Hook Up? 0 Racine, Ohio RUTLAND FURNITURE 10 DAY Rutllllll, 0. Ph. SH 2-41 II We SALE! DUNLOP "GOLD SEAL" TIRE Orltlnol ~ MONTH WARRANTY 001111,._ tl,.. ~t~ulvolllll to all Orlttlnal I ST - ~ed 10 tlaat ,.. , ... • - .. --1 lteat .,_ - broo4• o.t a 111M wll , _ . . 'tlltb lDJ trPI .t futll . . tlla ffnt ... 500 Gal. LP Gas Systems We Have The Tanks! W. . .lNG ;G.AS,..,.,. ,. PLUS OI.D TIRI OP, YOUR CAR ~7· PROFFITTS WHOLESALE MASON, W. VA. ' "WHERE YOU DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING UNDER ONE ROOF" LOW PRICES YOU'LL HAVE A PICNIC WITH SIMON'S BEnER FOOD BUYS ~ e Dutch Loaf e SauH e Popper LNf e Spice Loaf ePraued Ham C lb IN $1.00 Pack.,.s Only • Ground Beef eSmoked Callie Hams • Pure Pork Sausage • Sliced Pork Liver • Sliced Bologna VALLEY lEU. HOUSE COFFEE Drugs. A new shipment Is here to give or to enjoy. A com- 300 W. YOUR HOMI' WitH. ' ' OUR LP GAlli HEAT 69~ Regular for a SUMMER ....... up your cash. St.- WVIHIIdilt1;e Z-2111, l'oMerctr ~- ., ' t lb. SKINLESS WIENERS!~.'b_ _ __ PORK NECK BONES ___ _, SLICED BACON END _ __ PURE LARD _ _ _ __ or Drip • EOQ~OMV SA'IINGS & LMN COMPNCY .., :1-:·1 0.-1963 69c to 89c Values Reg. And Russell Stover Candy lers, IOc SwiSher&tohse . Drugs POMIIlOY SIMON'S s.lf.SeNice Mlrket ·WY 2.3975 P-roy - • Wlae Carry...,.t . ... ·-··· ,·. ~~! 79< MAI'LI &AWN EGGS ~~..45c MeriUII!St. OHIO ' l~RACINI, Lunch Meat Sales! CendiN kl the many good things et Swisher & Lohse Rexall NOW e SHOIS WAID CROSS' SONS MAXWELL TUIS., RACINE, SPORTS WEAR We're heppy to arlf1011f'1Ce the addition of Russell Stover -;. C&CTRADING·CENTER e .. If you ·nefld a SUM Qf . wh~ !ht uil til us. Tllen "'95 DRY GOODS From Maple Lewn Poultry Farm S. O.eo.plettLIM Of TREADS $7'95 Bed Spread ----~·91 WITH ALL .. .....c PlUI '11ax and Old Tire 0U Your Car 650111._,50tol4-10111114 Full SiH-Loorn Wov..,, AHt. Patt C•ltrt WHOLE LB. 111M 670xl5 or 750x14 · - - $15.95 $18.95 710xiS or 8001114 $17.95 $20.95 760xl5 or 850xl4 $19.95 $22.95 59c Silver Dust Top Value STAMPS WHITI Warranty FuU Ufe Of Tread Blaek Whlto O.i•nt Slu ond a pest, Mrs. w "' btaliDI •• - LINE TIRE AT 3RD UNI PRICESI NEW 1piJ Mr. and Mrs. MinerpUie. IIIla ........ ...t,,_t Tl,.. · ILACK All Hendle Sizes Qf Tenb For BoHIId Gea . ••~ e.iThf ~~ .ll)llnt11la pure a. stlkIa';" 11-,son. For her daughter's " wtddlng, Spofford home bridal veilof was the purpose and by workMrs. Cllf· l1»tnn, worn ~n Madonna faah- 1Mra. McDaniel wore a fl<tral fard Leifheit ahd Mrs lon . She carrted a bouquet of silk she~th dress, with blue IGrueser. A general discussJon .,hlt.e glameliao dotted with access<>roes. Mrs. Loyd wore a on the needs of people in Me1 ·vhltt ~apphlrM and IVy. . !pink. linen dress with white leounty was btld. Trad1honal WeddiDI muctS accesorlea. 8<Jth of \heir cor" """ presenltd by Nanty Abol· lage• were orehlds. . nr New Haven. ' Following \ho wedding 1 CORRBCI10NMiss Barbara MoDanlel of ,roceptian was beld in the • In lho 1111 olllltllll ~~~~~~~ ~olnmbus, ond slater al lhe 'clal rooms ol the Mason Met.h<> the blrthdoy dlllner for hrl~e. ••• llllld of bon..,, SM dlst Churclt. The rooms ..,.. Durst, lho llllDt8 II( fllr . · oro a bell shaped Door left&lh decoroted by member' of the Mrs. William Mayer and om, II PURCHASES BEN FRANKLIN s- 10 POM!ROY 39c Treet Hawaiian Punch F~:;~ ~ ~c~·h~ild~r~en~.iiiiiiiiiiiii. \ •own ol llabl pink dacron poly· Rebttta Circle. 'i ;;~~w=ere:__::::~~ , . ··•r over deep ...... 1 The bridt'a table was cover· ' Bridesmaids were Mlso Mor- ed with a lace cover. A three ·•vn Sehwartt, Parltersbuf1l, tiered Mddlnc cake centered Va.; Mr. ' !iss Ceclla Gaul, Columbu!. the table. White candles B. Walker, 0~1o. and Mra. Richard Ply· ded with ivy, al<lfll 'tlllh Ky.; Mlaa male, Minersville, Ohio. The ding bells were also used. Columbus, Indiana; P'tend3nts wore identical bell assisting at the reception were !Mrs. Henry Schwarz, White <hlped Door lonll\h ROWJII of Mrs. Marcus McDaniel, Springe, W. Va.; Mrs. ti•ht pink dacron poiYftler. 'Pleaant, Mrs. ltarold Simpson and son, Whi'*ll They carried !an M!oped cas· IMason and Miss Roylin Springs. ,.~des of white lace and fea.th- 1guson, Colurnbua, Indiana. .red blue carnations. Their I For her wedding trip tllrougb h<\ad dresses were made of Kentucky and Indians tbe roses with short veils. I wore a dark blue e~broidered Denise McDaniel, Pt. Pleas- Ibmcade dress with white ant, niece ol the bride, served cessorles. as nower girl. She was attired 1 She wore a corsage of ··""•I In a pink silk orpna gown cornations. The new Mrs. Loyd with wh"• emlltoi<hred s H k Is a lfaduate ol Waham1 lliCh organza bodice over pink. sbe School .class of 19111 and is emwore a small pill bo% hat <!a\'• Iployed with the Ohio Bell Telered to mltdl tbe ..,.... with ephone Company in Columbwt. tulle veiling. IW !K!teaaorles Mr. Loyd afl!lulltd from New were white. Her corsage wu Albany Hlgb School class of of f•athered tiMlllions. 19111 and Is stationed with \he Shawn McDaniel, Middleport, U. S. Air Force in Ploalshourg nephew of the bride, wao lhe f'tance. ' ring hearer. He - • a wltl~ OUt of town (\Jests at14!ndhl& linen suit with black bow tie, llhe wedding were Mrs. and carried a salln aod 1'rllnmll lid Rulbio, aonLED STARSUPPLV C0 July 5th to July 15th Tllll s·lo Armeur ~;~lho~i~~~E~io~we;eek~~w~l\h~=E~iTr~lp~le~tt:·:M:r:s:.:G~u~y2: "''nu --------------------j Red Sour Pitt'd Cherries 19c 1· C.rt.lfied Oil Station 'i Stokely•• Flntt1t 303 I ,t" 79c Peach Halves ~~::;_ 3 ..... '1·00 c WSCS Study L•• Stok•ly'• Fiftftt 21ft po /s Sub1'ect Of Cool Shorts • I W'f V' e, ~ 1 I re- ~ ilyn ROUND STEAK- I Sg K b/ ~~ -~:.:. .!'"· Mrs. mar<>ftl~-~;, whtl~ he~. 11B Attend Rondo/ph Family Reunion In Allred Woode Grove Hostess For Moinly About Mission Group People '" Mrs. Mary Wood was 1lolteu ' p In Chri»- Sharon ""' niW ey tnterta ~lila . . .IDa al!IMIII Mttllodlll eG lho Prlmarv claaa of tU CI!UI'Ch meet MCII!day 11. B. ehllldl wttlla G au 1• rndiali: Galllpoll! llaft .,_1111 Ding at the church with Mrs. I'M~! Wedne.rtov ~enlng . dam 18.1, 11.5 running thr~ Paul ... Mt and Mrs. wunam lie... Olltlfl EnUmincer In char•• ol - · were Sherri and Keith footlh foot .. , roller;, pomeroy· JI'Ndetlka ... ..... BrlCOLUMBUS (UPII - Mlllnbtl'l of the COIIII"!sl of •• ~ ..... Oli J ly 18U . nd and ber Jlllf" deYilllbM Dianne Mlckev. Rickey and 1111- t Mason l!.ill, P\, Pltasant taill't ....,. IIIM'adl Ill • lllcll bU bee puabm for on •• .... da.Y u ' ' ;r . • R. E. RoO- Brenda Toney . who are attend· marls Ann Ash, Cheryl, Mary ' Hinton .71 otoU!Inarv. Kanowha onproodwn!N ollblltll. Raeill :lll!mbly of IIOUtJnllegifl> a\ ' p. m .• Jl'!bi!Q hearlnl '!Ill . · d hte 1\ena spent In the school of missions at Lou and Henrv StewArt, Ahcia. lFall• .&7 fallml, Charleaton 18.· At lefllllll ........ t f t th . t ll!houH and 1111 govtt- be held on pnpor' g . .r.ene and Sherry Harris and 00 stationary. Londoo, Marmet sin new Londoo - •·• latl?n, night. td by tho of l.abanlrs and aug r, •. 1nesday on the 1\(ualtlltgham Delaware Will be featured on !Vona Votltltr. Opal Winfield damo Wlll'e on the tloa !Oollbl, .. .... nor • mallldlOD t d wert lh p'IOtelt .Of lhe (A•ilht• on, lot lilt ROXt .auj;ooedinc ft. I. ···er . the prc&ram. . I Christine Jones of Syraollse and Sills liN " The emonl ra . II ..., cal year end!nl bloembtr .. mTy Mitch of Columbuo, Mi,. Charlolte Davidson, a . 8. J . Dailev of Newark. Games : movomonloo :"':1 • : : lure's failure to act on a fklt bI. 1164. ,pont the .,..k•nd with her par- Ita graduote or were played and prizea award- , Ohio River - John J. Rowe with ofA domon...,.•tatralivtlo..ndlonl-thood·:u,:l.,.,.. Law abtdettt; Neal Monn, Such bearing be bald a\ . Mr. and Mr!. Perry Mitch. High School, ed down 13, 6 a. m.; Wallar Willi• lh• bllll!r clYll Wit wllll lbe Repr . 1 ......., 11 ;;[ CIOYtland a parMimtlbld· tile Lebanon To.......,lp Garage. 1111'" t ';!.,"';;"' ..· at COli 1118luu!O 01 Tothllolo1 Mlss P'rltda Faehnle, who Ill p\oymtnt a! lng" . rm "· 1 · , amaon up 14, 4-30 p. m.: Robert Commdnloy ,h... h• after """vamna Claronce iAWfOnce, Cltrk 1 rnn[oned to Meigs General H09- store in Moddltpor':dM1Ss w. Lea up 14, 5:35 p. m.; World wa.:-n WN1 . ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . and to Lobanon 'l'vtr!llhip pit~\ where she lJ recoverln& son, 8 _former ~e.sl enlt oM .ddle- 1 Crucible up 14, 7:16 p. m.: . RoMer Cloud, R-l.ogan, re~~ .... Nafho0 11\Udent at the Unl~er: j, 7 11 ltt ._ n:u h'lp, Ia able to shiro, " now hVmR n ' 1, eavPr d awn It , 3:••"1. m.; Sl· - ·~- · ''~ -,,._ 'red It of~ lido ·tu~ et\o B .. II tht Jlou .. to ordor · ••. 0 1 ''m •for short periods. f'walk · port. Marys down 18, 3:4~ a . tn .i , of a rule prohibitln& unauthQrJ Y Mr and Mrs. WUiiun Hess Mr. and Mrs. Scar· Charletol up 1?, 8:40p. m.; San I persons from the House Ooor. I After the, were removed from LEGAL NOTJ.CE 0111 and two children of San Dleco, berry and sons, M1chael and l!ateMd noopllal ' Salvador up 17. 2: ~~ a. m.: DisI l!tstt Potrolmon drriod tho> noor, Mann mtered the dOUJe Notice is heraby 111ven tha Calif. are bore vlaillng with Gary will return to theor hom• I Among !hose who enter!<~ , palchor up 17, 4:4() a. m.; West· lhr"" Ill tho demnnatrotors . "''"' gallory and eontlnued hla dtmon- on Monday, Jul¥ %1nd, at th Mrs. Helen Shuler and other rei- In Cincinnati Saturday after 1 Holzer hospital in the past 2~ ' ~rn up 18, 9:4D p. m.; Charle! had been sltttn~ In ri"'ht of the sttaUon \\lith Mrs. Mary hour of 10:00 a. m.', the uncle olives. He is also vi,iting '" sjll'ndin~ the past two woeb '" ' hou" were Mrs. Donna J . BoW· Sttven•on down 18, 2 • . m.; lptaktr'o t'ftllrum and th• """"': McKniQht, 25, bl OolumhW. a - •ilntd will oiler for •le I Pomerov with his aun t. Mrs. Middlepor t w1th thetr parents .. en, 839 Second Ave. , Anthony .Col. Davenport down 18, a 4B I went mto -lan. rttary Tl!l!jl \l'ete locked II! the Public AuctiOn \0 tht hil sl RH•h F:von• Mr. and !11". Alfnd scarberry . ,T. Griffin, 113 01rflel<l Ave., . o, m.; l"rtnklln Pierce down II, Threo othor demonstratora wero ganery wMn the ~salon en~. biddor for cub in hand at " d Mr · C H Jones s. Sr . and Mr. and R. E. Mr>. Estus R. Plymale, Rl. 2 :5:511 a. m. ; Walter Beckjord Sunday School ot-nce cm 1oarrled from the olllce of G<>• . but IalOr \lieN! tetnlllrlld. Blaot\nar Auto Company, T .ir:l wolh.an Rollin• of Middleport . Mr.. Gallipolis, Mrs. lloborl R. Es· ;down 19, 1 a. m : Blue Seai ,JUIY 7 Wll II, Of!lrldl f11 ,19. 1J8mes A. R"';des tn h8llwo,y . . eroy, Ohio, \ha followlng 1 d.,. .. d · . , " rec·entlv f r William Scarberry underwent kew , Rt. 2 Gallipolis, Mrs. Har- down 2t, 1LOS p. m.; Raymond I Worthlp lllltvlct!o wtt't hlld at .ollt•lde when •t <lose<! '" the an· Tho deniOilstrotoro In the I!Ov- tll!ribotl automobile towl\ > One 0 Mr . a'nd Mrs. 'urgery at Meii<S Memorial hos· old R. Spaulding, Patriot Star ' salveti up 22. Una. m.: Reba 10:48 With lltl@lt Ill"" ernOon. - 111&6 BUick Special 2-dr . ..,_ Wh 'te daughters Pam· pita! while here. They were al· Rt ., Mrs .•lames H. Harris, B1d- Jane down 21 , 4'40 p. m.; i•Utute lay leader with an lt· l wodnt!Oday niRht the all of dan, str'-1 number, 40117-Ml4. tmlWed 10 tlltl"vtrnor's COIUmbtlo. Afltr \lily wttt re- Dated thlo lOth day of July, ' ~rl ,, : Mr and~- Guy so guests of Mr. and Mr. . Al· lwell, Lewlo A. Lanck, RI0 1Jamao Hines up Greenup lHO tendanco of 16. 9 1 1 w. VI.\ Mr. fred Scarberry, Jr. and chll· Grande, Roy Mathias, Rt. 2 :a. m. Wednesday;. Bob Benter Mr. and Mrs. Chatlos llud- In •Ubtlrban a.xlty, mlWed "'tilt hallWay tltt!' - · 1963. and \lr<, Ed Bourn , of Charleo· dren . They attended ••vera! Vinton, Gilbert Johnson, Rt. 2 up Oreenup H& p. m.: H. 1'!. nail and family ol near Athens abutlt an hnur and t• mlnutl!ll bo>- Joillild b ~ffal other COllE Bliet\nar Auto Colllp•ny ton. W·va ; and Miss Joan RU· cookouts and pormcs Crown City. Ralph C. Cal- ·8owleo up Greenup 11 ::15 ,visited Mr. Mrs. Chari!IA fol'f ldvlng at 11 p.m. (7) IJ, ID, 19, 1111 fie of Pelmburg. Fla. I SL!nrlay donner guests I M ·vert, SlOE. Mam Sl., Pomeroy, 1John Ladd Dean up 31. 2.20 D. Wotlde laat Sunda alter· Tho !lev. Arthur Wbs. •-·•••1 "'non. · . · ... - - .. Mr and Mr:'!. Herbert Fink, ~ and Mrs .. Ai£red Scarberry, Sr. Warren G. fi'armer. Jarhnn. a. m.; Valvoline do•n 31, 4;4& noon ' Y · ol tht 10011 Colli!: Miss Mabel Hv!'-ell , Middleport , IWere their son!;. and daughter ,I Mrs. David B. Garthee. Jack- a. m.: Ea!lt.~rn down !3, 2·44) , · , marc!hl!CI tor i tltnl •lth WAT~ERS Mrs Genrge Fry of Columbuo. Mr. and Mrs: William Scarberry .,on, Mrs. Jamea II. GeUI••·> a. m.; Lldlo H. down 33, 3:15 1\fr. and Mr•. Lester Sea- maniiOtt pltker.. Ht 11\d antllhe~ll nn~ Mr and M". Hnwm' Er· and sons. Cmrmnatl: Mr . an~ Well•ton, Mrs. Boctyl S. llaner, ,a. m.: Edeana Bo•wotth up 33, 'man and llmlly Of Barlnw, ¥1.. demonotratlrm miWhl bi held vin and children of Racine, Mrs Ralph Stockman, Mr. ~n Coal Grove, and Mrs. Clyde H. 4:15 a. m.: On~ard down 34, 1ited Mr. and Mrs. Glen ~oblJI.. day or next «Mt~;, probabl~ at spent Sunda~' at Forked Run 'M.rs. Larry Wr~ls and son, TAylor, Ashland , Ky. 18:25 p. m.: Nnt10nll do~ - ~· l iiot'l Thur~a.y. Sunday Vt~ltors m.lllntiOit "It 11em1 we hive Lake when• the~· h<1d a picnic 1Rtcky ; Columbml, Mr. and Mr~ Birth" 17:10 p. m.: Essb West V1rgm1a i of the Robmsons were Mr. and 1 111 we ctan at the ltAtMIOUite," anr1 out in g. William Wells and ~on, :n~ rah~l-! Mrs . Gene E. Waldron, Ham- up 34, 3 a. m.: New Orleans Mrs. Carol Holbert and family · said. Mr . and Mrs. John McCabe Mrs. AJrred ScarbP ry don , !!on, 7:07 p. m. Wednes- down ~· 5:10 a. m. of 1\nckpott, W. Va., and Mar_ ond rhildren Marv Lvnn Pa- ·drE'n or Middleport. [day Mrs William Franklin Gallipolis Dam- Due to Koehler and Randy or I Thf 10 pickett• . . . ' --. . . dth th · 0 fDmCI b I N._,... and 11~ whotM8 0 tricia and 'ferrv of Columbus. I -- Payne Rt 1 Gallipolis son an e rowmg utn. Us. ' r1ed h d tired were 'overnight ,iuesls this week ,l DAR-ES-SALAAM , Tanganyika \3:27 P. 'wednesday'. Mrs: today boats reported as of Mr and Mrl!l Clair Follrod t • with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 11JPIJ-The nag was ! Denny Baisden. 1021 So. Pennwere SUIBI'I Lane UP ) . C 1 b. d • M\1 ' JEWII.Iilt • OPTOMITIUST Willis Qrueser. l torn down and burned belore Ave. , Wellston. son,. a. m.: Jacob G. up 11 a . m.; iwent to oum us ohe ay . . .• Lolltpl,"ll Dave Crockett up 1·40 p m . \week where Mrs. Follrod con F81l' Housmg Now •. and 'lli c ldW@Il ooo persons Sullday at Mtwara ml MILL ST. MIDDLili'ORT Mr, and Mf'!, W1 !j ft ' • }l ·26 P ffi Tuesday • • 'I !ted . • )' t ('....HituU J 111- OO ll J Be k and Isouthern Tanganyika, .accordmg . . . . Polly Crane up 3·40 p. m.; In- su a nerve specta IS • iliW"" w: rur ll ~· Sonny Caldwe . r.. c Y od 1 Discharged 1 -•p ineludod thl'ft whiM WOI~~>II SUJIIII of Marion, Ohio, are to o·eports reaching here t ay. . . diana up 4 2& p. m.; Lulltor . The Rendolph tamtly reunion •·guests of Mr. and Mrs. B F' . The incident .was _m p~est. Pat ients recen~ly discharged up 8 55 p. m.: South- iwaa held Sunday, July 7 in the , HI. Parmalee. Mr=j'.ianidiiM~roj.iPjair·iijagiaiinii•tiPiioiirtioiiii~ailiisirairiital pahclcs. mcluded W. H. Wilson. Sr., _Mrs. up 10:05 p. m.; Today -~ woode grove. ' 'nlere were only a few -l!la1 • · Amanda Karper, Mn. Ethel Hamilton up ! a. m. ; Anna up I The WSCS will hold It~ tors and no jibes wore aimocl Knott,, Arthur McCoy, M r ' · 4:4& a. m.; Tibtlll down 1:35 lar R~UIIng Tllfllday the CORE membetl. A lfOOp 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY Frances Smoth, Mro. Gladyo a. m.: R. H. Bosworth II up 8' July 16, at the home of !rom a t~~>atby swim Jones, Mrs. Dayton M , a. m. ; Franklin D. up 8:55 a.rn. · vieve Guthrie with Nellie wen! quickly <'ltased oil by loya' play and Jamaica Walking Mrs. Edgar . McGlone, ro. Kanawba River - Little Ed· eras progra~ leader. Uco. shortl In siZiie 4 to 12. Evan Brookms, Mro. W. ward down Marmet 9:10 p. m.; tile fllr hont!lng S'h N 1.89 538 WEST MAIN STREET Grate, Mrs. D. F. Lawson. v. Chris up Marmet U :40 Mr. and Mrs. Char h COlt! t;allled aellon on died Moms Brown, Suoan Yoll, m.; Linda CMtln up Mlr· . Woode spent Sunday afternoon t!OIIIftlillee lly a tD-10 •ote. Meft'a wallllna lllortl In assorted Newsome, Donald Lovett, Dell1:45 a. m.: A. E. Dykoo up with htr rno\hOT, Mrs. J. 8. outralkln~ IIL,1ht llftlltrll0f'8 of· Over 200 Weekly styles and materials. SIZes 211 t~ orah Bowser, Craig Martin, Winfield 5o45 p. m.; Elisha Hayes, at Middleport nee and \ItO llftule of i!epWinners- Tradi"9 40. WIIIIam Wolle, John L. Woods up Winfield 9:10 p. m.; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ptnlt llll'ifl were ~kl tao! mlllllh Stamps Of Your 2.79 to2.99 nolds. Mr~. M. A. Helen z. up Winfield 12::W a.m.; and Pamela of Hll!lboro. CORI! whlle!M prtlp08ed IIIW Choice Elza Martm, Mrs. Paul Jr. up Winfield 8:4$ a.rn. and Mr. and Mra. Claor committee cont!ltleratltlll. HI TEST 29.9 or, Mrs. Clarence Garthee, and Conni SUe of Pumerny FunJime Needs! ,. Lister L, Roush, Mn. Mary Ex·Cieveland Star lted Mr. and Mn. William Tile Rov. Zebb• llid 001111 IVIIry Gallon Sold With A Mort.., Bade Guarantee Harden, Mrs. Anna Byrus, Mr.. , and daughters, one evenlne llOW. llhodot to call a.,... • Cap Plate Ia l Capa R.. D. Taylor and infant doughTo Get Case RevJeW week. ial aeasion oi \he legiolatuN N- Under New Menagemenl e Swim WNr Por Beya ancl Girla ter, Mro. R. K. Russell and In- CLEVELAND <UPU - Leogue 'l 10011 as poosible...!!til oummer ID !ant d&UIJhler and Mrs. G. L. l CommiiSiontr Georgt T. Garoff C(lbllider flit holillitg. "We're •Buell Toys For The LlHia i u . 1963-7 Mary Wood Is �' • ' . I ' ' TELEVISION ·IN REVIEW '' ,.. "" IGt-tt, Sell Your 'Don't Necds' To Help Foo The Bill' For That Summer Vacation , _ . , . , _ ______ . . . ., 1aSS I fI ed. s aVe AdS Get Money Re SUIt S. - - FOR 1 • ( ! s·.... -LE • 1 \ ' . -- - -- ..C)II ., M Mnnot::u LJ.,, .•~, . .,,. f)oo~<llont S5 a month . We deliver and keep In service. EwinR'S Store RURAL PROPERTY _ 4-room Pomeroy. 7 10 3tc frame home with , 2 bedrooms, BUSINESS building with apart- large closets, bath, full base· men! overhead, New Haven. men!, front porch, enclosed $5>00 month. Phone WY 2- back porch (12<:12) . Nice lot 5336. 7 6 6tp . with garden, some fruit trees, ¥. DUPLEX furnished apart· :and outbuildings, plenty ment at J9o s 2nd Middle- water from drilled well. port. Call in evening. WY 2- 00. Wtll qualify for VA loan. 5262 &-28--tfc 1 An exceptional buy at t h i . - - - i price 4 miles from ONE . ES _ Fertile land, T SlX room house. p PIPeoplest["' - ACR errace. Phone t. easan grown up. 7-room house with 151 8-J alter 5 p.m. __ _ shed, utility building, and barn. FURNISHED aplll'tments. Two, In lair condition. near 4 room, 1 five room. l<'urmsn- State Route 124 in Rutland ed and unfurnishd. P h o o e Township. $3,500.00. A good buy WY &-7·tfc at this price. THREE and tour room furnish· C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR ed and un!urnisbed apartPHONE W\' 2-31311 monts. W\' 2->434. ALBER1 M. COX, 12 6 tf PHONE W\' UZ1.tl c-==-=-::-,.-c-...=._:__~• 7-9-3tc 'h DUPLEX, furnished apart- _ _ .7--c--c~--ccc-- tl 4 Mnorl•' t;ANLEI.U\ TIONS wu• oe COKR.Et"TlUNS .,.,.,P'"~ u•n· •:OD A rnT n.. Station Wagon. 6 ryl. trans., good tires II. '59 "•~ "' "''"IH!M'ion - ~ •.Ill rllb.l w ed1' or reii!CI •n" obJttUnnaDI.e l!:r"""tH irna.l!l•teb NP'·"""' 111b"' .,...» •d• <tef""''ed ~ fin~h , ..,.,_111 1"11• • C..'- per wora tiDe n.nlott.. llln\fnUtD CbaJ'I• 10 ~ 1 Cent. per •ord ror 'l"'lr*i COD lllNJt\M!I hll · - - 'If f :-11'- per •on:t tnll M ......,.. tot .,dvertiiiDI lt 11o' paid wttlt.lll lO du- .,.,. .-tY I '51 t1 «> o:OI' f' M 1>111' -8:311 A.ll ~ 12::1'111 110011 EASY TO PLACE A RESTILT PlWI>llCING WANT AD PHONE WY 2-2157 ---'NOTICES _ _ BURKETT'S Barber shop closed week of 'uly 14th. 7-9-31£ LOSE WEIGH'f safety w I t b DIAOAX (formerly DEX-A DIETl new name, same formula. Only 98c at S 1a r k I ment at 390 S. 2nd, M1ddle- HOUSE for sale or trade for a port. Call in evening. WY 2- place in Middleport. S i 5262. &.28-tfc rooms, bath, basement, city $99 LranspO"rta- ;;;-=;;-;~;;;;=c:-:=--c---c::.:: AUTOioiOBn.E IDIUI'al"' beeD LOll yow operator' • eanceUed! ~eeuoe! Cell WY I Equtp - 8-0aily 0,. , July- 11, -Sentinel, Pbmeroy-Mlddleport, -- - ·. 1963 -- 1 , <-barge of the program ond po\-Jng Monday·' at 7:10 p. m., at 'AVINI ,s on AM"h• ramp. luck refresbmenl1 win be aerv- !lje IOOF HaD due 10 two ~ er trailer and pickup truck ed. porlant Memtween "1 and 25 years old. .-;,. mper demonstrator!!. - ren· . be · · ked .to br~ ... artlcl 1 Permanent position Personal , tals, Amsbary's Marine and JUL\' It d'!!rl t ""' 18: 1 Interviews arranged. W r 1t Trailer Sales. C31 Ave. Th M . Cou 1 De or c rummage ' qualifications care of Box Gallipolis, 446-0239. . e1 : IITART 1 1 n YIU 6611-B 1111> Dally Sentinel 7 10 31£ 1c pot uc pen c w ..,. un 7 9. 61£ , JulyFairgrounds. 14, al the Bring Ml,e I gthes Years SAN ago ANTONIO, Tex. (UPl)· . . _·- day County when Waldlne Taucb family. Please" bring own Ulble 'came home from a day of ptckEam ..... ""' an d mure per day in profitable route work . service. The public Is Invited. lng colton with a SUnday 'achOII 1"1 . n • - - ..J - o... JULY 15 class, ber friends told ber tlje 1mmed'•ate opporturuly · f or lull or part time man or wo\...Q.,l(..(V\' The Pomeroy Garden Club ftgurlne she bad carved !rom a man. Also opening fo' one will meet at the home or Mrs pound of button woo lbe COUDSales Supervis,. Write Gary JULY 11 Dor Schaefer, Lincoln Hill. at ty fair competition. Spriggs, 4415 Alxander Lane, The Past Councilors of Theo- 2 p. m. Monday. Tnday, sbe 1s among lbe foreBatavia, Ohio. dorus Council Daughters of Marie Hauck, council deputy, ,mosl artlats of Texas 111111 her 7 II 31p Amenca, Will meet Thursday urges all members of Theodor- statuary stands before libraries, FOOD SALESMAN- -Tocaii at 6:30 P· m. for their annual us Council, Daughter of A.mer- ;scbool and publlc bulldln&a In on grocery, restaurant and in- plcmc at the hom~ of Mrs. ic=a~·_:t::_o_:b:::_c e Pc:r:ese :.=n:..t:..•:..1:..th:..e:,.::m:::ee:::t-:=ae:::v::e:::ral:=•:;la::tes:::::::·::::===:-:::;5titutional trade. Established Joseph Beegle, Racme. Mem- _ _ .. · . above aver- bers tab! are asked· to take their · fOR THE "WHiff Sf• WHITE HOUSI temtory paymg age commissiOn. Apphcant own e ~rvlce. .1 should be 25 to 10, married Rock Sprmgs Grange w II ON! and have a good car. Experl- meet Thursday at 8 p.m. The i'< •; 00 ence is desirable, but strong state contest . orange n u t consideration will be giv bread, the sewmg contest on aptitude and agresslvene: cross-stitchM skirt, and the naReply Box 668-C, Care of tloaal contest on _crocheted cenThe Daily Sentinel. terp1ece and edgmg ~Ill be 7 IZ 3tc held. Refreshments w1ll be served. WE WILL supply you with a The Laurel Cliff B e t t e r complete line of Rawleigh Health club will have its annu· Products to supply consumers al picnic Thursday evening, at iny our own town or surround- the home of Mrs . LoweD Mc- 'r ' n ~·ourth "I s--. CARD OF THANKS WE WISH TO extend our sincere thanks to relatives, and friends and neighbors for the ""'ely Rowers and cards at the death of our father, And- I rew F. Booth. who passed away July 3, 1963. Special I thanks to the Masonic Lodge, Rawlings - Coats Funeral Home, Rev . Howard E. Rup- pel!, and Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Fowler. DaUiihters-Maud Sprouse, Lera R. Brown Son- James 7 II ltc -~AUTO SALES ~127. ~ ~'!!' ts·0 cI A L-1I. rs,::• comm~nlcatlon£. :::"'~a ~R11ST'8 I 1 ~;:~~=~~~ .::!fll!ll~"'!"tlll!'•~ ing rural area. Year around Nirkle, Antiquity . w•hh·o~g~w~d~ed~~th~o~U~~n~iv~e~rs~ttyi,.~ofiiiag~o~ol~71~:_·~_:::_:___: Open Evenings Pom•roy Irreverent cartoon ILO.. . •"' ¥! II. ~'~~oW &TID: ,,, , ,, : - 011\L J'LDD JIIKL.-VL ' ' TBOLJ'J'TIILilfL J'I . .LLOOZTL "I'.' . TN~ OtplotjiiDtoo II. LlL\IINIID I'OOL IB MORID I'OOLIIIH THAN AN IONOIUNT ONJI.-MOI.IlCRIIl ,-., co_...._r....,..._ ...., NEW HAVEN, W. VA. IIVITES YOU TO ATTEII OUR· BIG Grand Opening FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 12 & 13 FREE GIFTS FOR A-LL FOI THE LADIES FREE PRIZES . I' --;=====c--;::-,~••<> ....... ~·· ...... ~ L-----------·-------------~---,...;1 re-1 pairing, block laying, ... , wiring. By lite houn or coJ>o tract. See « pbor.t CatvlD Orr, ·Racine, OhfO. W1 0-3011. 1 I Ito DURAlL . ·'f p'LAST"IC AIR MAn··RESS · . ·, . , , . · •. .,. ...... ·' WMPO WJEH RADI() Pomeroy Landmark ' ()RL '~'~flooklll•It'•. lnepl!llil. lm't it, Mill Stiles, to 181 to Wul!•n!JlOn uklna: only what they 0811 lo for 1lttlr countt'J ••• and vmat .t ho salary will be!". I . .,;<. ., ON U. S. ROUTE 33 .• 11.1'1111 cltaractor,l .!_.=~~~~~~~==~~=====:::===-- Flesher's Texaco Center 711 3tc FOR sALt: one HOIStem bUll, . REAL ESTATE JIERVOUST Call'! sleep! Try I year old. Can be registered ----- .. -aow tlme-n!leased Sleep-We! Vincent P. Brnderick, Long 7 ROOM house wltlt two lots In Clpsuiel. Onl7 98c at Stark Hollow Rd., P,omeroy. Dexter. Clyde Davis, Ph. SH ~·. 6-20-3111p 1 10 Stc . UG6'/. 7-Utp H.J'rM IT.Besadllijpl Bullwlnkle 1be """' loou like moosel, do a bo,.. nova boot Vic. Damone. II f1 the IIOVI to ead aU boaa IIDYU. ra Free at Landmark Bl aett nars a.-. TlllW I'RIDAY 1•00 Sip 0. New.- I . appropriately mildly sarcastic. Glv011 his liluatloo, he caa be .., otber way, Tltla nmclt, at least, caa be said f~r "Your Ftmny, F'wlnJ MASON, W. VA. PHONil SP 3·5554 Insurance. "'*' ·-·-..... ..--.-· ··... _ -"""" :a. ..- hugo Hogg &Zuspan Materials Co. 6 1 tic good locality. Cistern -=-..,--,------..,---and city water . Sell for T' ow IS 1 e Reuter lasnranee A.gencJ Mrs J M Th WY 500 ·tnsuran e I -·• . . . . ornton . 01 time ,o get your winter coal e ev-., peno- 3ffn. 6-18-tfc . and business aeed." at a reduc ed pnce. We r:ve Pllune W\' t-!W FOR SALE by owner.--3 1 c;:!re:e HOUSE Trailer Full room home in Sugar RUD ArCo. Nov.. located half a ~Jile [ comprehensive coverage $10.. ea. Large corner lot. west of Fair Grounds, SL Rt. per \.~lOOO coverage. Barnes- modeled. CaU WY 2-3618. 124. Ph. WY 2-m2 or WY 2- 1 Simfrson Insurance Agency, 6-19-tlc 6039. 7 6 7tc Middleport. Ph. W\' 2-2903. FOR SALE _ Two bedroom · I 5 29 JOtc bo Bea tiful Bircb i<i"·h room SttUFFY SMITtl HICI<S 'II:STIDOY I Ohio ~:i w l· .. --.,...,..,.~=~-~~~~ :~ :~~':he::. IA... IY GOOGLI IO.Oihbw upwitll Ftmny !loa wheo NBC-'IV'• ... "'*uetj~ Flillll," which doet IDdeed UJe offbeat munmer nm~tMI~ca~l.,:~~~ the amateur offeriDp ol home "'l'be uv"' Otlel,, vtewero lo fill up Ill allotted July IIi, we stopped o1J at time, DetwGrl:'a otudloo Moaday to • 1 'l'be program wblclt replaces IOille &equell..,. from tha the Io11f!-I'UIIIIin8 "Rifleman" show aa they were being edited mow, ovloluly II -.IdDg ln on Tbere lot • · wonderfully -.~g~~ the audience of mmm ol. borne New Orleaito nUmber with Rod movie ud tbelr pbolopnlc. Nfcbolo llelmy Goodman P~:= 1 brats, as well aa un tha popular- "There'U Be Bome Cl lljo of CIIS-'IV'a "'Csndld Cam- llade" In front . of the ...._.. And the boot Is Groocbo Houae; Couat Basle's band blut.Mai"'J'a Old BDDOIIDCOr sidekick, ing away in I atudio. And for George Fetmemaa, who learned topper, producer-dlrector llaiTY 1 a lot from his former booo and fl Sbear bu contrived to have Ftmny, t""'"; l 111N 'II! IIUimN' Wll' 8\RDIE JUNE II JOHNSON, Simpson Insurance Agency, ln. AU forms of In surance. Jim Johnson and Bud Simpson. Agents. FOR SALE : 7 room bouse MOTOR CO. p...... . a. ---_ _::INSURANC,_E_ _ POMEROY .o ... ·.. I . lhllli .............. .,.. roe, u ~ 1952 FORD V8, overdrive, me- WHY WORRY over a sluggiSh septic tank'/ Get Klean Em. en, automa~c gas heat. chanically as good as they Lincoln CaD il-19-tf< Job come. $175. 19SI Ford V-ll. \1 All Septic tank cleaner at I MARINE SUPPLIES Blaettnar.He1gbts. W\' 2-5127. P B F k La d ton pickup, $250. Phone WI 9" mar arm ureau , o- 1962 Mod I 15 ft Ided !'b1 IN POMEROY Eignt roo meroy. 7-l-30tc e ' ' · mo 361!9. 7 11 3tc _ __ ___ _ __ er-glass Lone Star boat. 45 house, 3 bedroomu and 1961 FORD 4-dr. new paint job, You Gel Them Mercury 1H. P." outboard 11 . ed Como- targe 1o1. Good 1ocau·on ou., or' 'u Y eqmpp ' ast high wale<. CaD WV ?,2590. $700. Smitty's Used Car Lot, Guard approved. Complete 5 10 tf Rutland, Ohio. 7 5 6tp with trailer . Used le~s than FOR SALE _ 1 8 room h~se HOT OOGS, reg. 15c. foot long 16 oz Beverage Glasses 24 hours. Elmer Batley on 1 _ two family double 1 _ 2&. Jack's Dairy Bar, Mid- Vou get 1 - 16 oz stze glass Rt. . apartment, I' - 6 WY 680 H west . of Darwm. Ph. two fam1ly dleport. 7-11-titc free each time you purchase 141 - -- _ 7 6 61P room story aad half, I 10 gallons of gasoline or no RamtJkr large 6 room house witb more, or a combination oil BUSINESS SERVICES World Standard " Compact change and lube job. apartment a~;~:~: EseeUeaee Good !noestment o l 0 . McCOY, AUCTIONEER. 81& ear nom. ride and pertorm· Out of high water, Chester , Ohio. IDctt SmaD r_ar economy and 4 18 tfc town. CaD Pt. Pleasant Ui~ SUPER SERVICE STATION IJUIII8gerabWty J , alter 5 p.m. evenings. Open 24 Hours WY 2·9932 !tart Grneser, Plumbill& sod See 6-19-tfc Heating MetropoliLao Moton 1 ~ USED cushioned glider Minersville, Ohitl B. MaiD Street, PomeroJ $15 1 - Used bedrorm suite MUSICAL Instruments End VOID' sewer u-oubJes Pboue WY ~ 150. I Used dresm 4 22 tfc We bave aD sizes ORGAN: Baldwin Orga-aonlc $15. Used mattresses and coil ~wer Machines =~=------:-Spinet, mahogany finish, new ·' FOR NEW or used can ur springs, $10 up. 2 - Used RP:asonable Rates condition. Cost $1695 - will Sectional Living room Suites trueD, ptJ<,ne Marvm Marks Call W\' 2-m4 Day ur Nlglll sell lor $750. Carl's SALESMAN . Beaslej Math· - $J0 each. I - Pushbutton 7 28 II• board Center, 1307 Market Hotpoint, 30" Electric Range en, A-thens, LY 3-4061 $139.95. 1 Sunray gas Mr Farmer, why pay more? Parkersburg. Ph. 485-6931. 10-9-tlc 7 5 II£ - -- For Sale _ __ range - $39.95. 1 - Zenith Breed to the best fo1 less. 21" T.V. set, good picture, Now $6.00 breeding lee for FREE FOR MOM & DAD liNGLE bed springs and mat- $50. I - Rollaway Bed with servire to exccUent Gold Med- FOR SALE• Stndivarlous VIaFREE FQR THE KIDS tress, chest of drawers. _ innerspring mattress I i k e i a! - plus proven Dairy bulls Hn. Good banjo. Reasonable. l'or Mother we h•v~ Free Orchldt, Md fer o.d 1 9 x 12 maroon rug and pad. new, $15. 3 gond breakfast and performance tested beef S. C. Coo~. DexiPI', Ohio a F - can of Texaco Llllliter Fluid• .kist atop In We have tl>Me famous Texaco Flrechlllf hots for 9xl2 and 12xU maroon tweed sets. 1 group odd kitchen bul1: No association fees . Cur-~ 5 15 tfc durl~ our Grand Opening. chlldr..,, accomponlad by portnll. rugs. Kitchen table and chairs. $1. Rutland Furniture, tiss Bre~ing Se"ice, Inc. Hammond Cho~d Organ, - In 4 chairs. Canner and jars. Call SH 2-4811. Rutland, Ohio. For serv1ce call I perfect condtion. Price for WI 9-2241. 7-9-3tc l r=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;7-;,;ll-.31£~1 . Alberl Parker, Cbesler, Ohio I quick sale at $400. Mrs. D. COAL, lumace cheap. Phone II PA 985-S4U or L. Lale, !lit. I, Reedaville, '59 Chevrolet $1095 Lelaad Parker, PomeJoy, Oblo Ohio, at Mrs. Frankie WY 2-5260. 7-9-6\,P VB Belair. 2 dr. Sf>dan. Or Phone W\' Z.ZZ&t ens' Farm phone 667-QD:r.l 6 5 30tp WE GLADLY LOAN a B I u e iginal blue nnlsh line new. ' Lustre Carpet Shapooer with Std. shirt e50 O.llons T - Gasoline $ e20 Gallons T - Guollne . rchase ol Blue Lustre Sham- '59 F d COBA SERVICI INSTRUCTIONS pu poo. or _2 _ 1195 ..... •••• Dulls, .... au•• .......tfll-·• .. rt. Baker Furniture, Middle7 n . . . vs Galaxie. .,,d prown •••,. u. s. CIVIL SERVICE· ·TISTSI ets G•llons Texaco GIMlin• "'tMM"'-' dr. Sedan, ·prtce of H.5l. Men -Women , 18-5.2. Stu~~ •• sud. Any of th ... fabulous prlzH can be e5 G~l·-· T.x.cO Gesollne po USED Reconditioned TV's. 17" Extra '" "'"" .."''Po!Nroy ,...,,. wv " 11 ' " " oo • wHk Thouand..l ..,.. . _Wash .. Power nice steering. Fordomatic. INoode. Tech. appointed. oftnW•o Jobt ••Ill 'IMIUrl· Drivf 'tn' 1nytlmt bttwMfi July •• Pr• Jobs table, $49.95; 17" console, $59•" ClldNr n~-~1 4 1. bpertevce UlluiLIJ uDDeeeAaf')l •.95·, 17" CODsole, blonde, ..,. lnl"m'u"" •• ••••· ....,..,, ...12th. and August 10th. Dr owing 7:00 e6 FrM Morfok Lubrlca . 11~ ments. Writ. TOD4 \' li~ ume, .95; 17" conaole, now picture Lt.........,... ... M.. s.turday, Ana. 10th. You do not e2 Bf Goodrich Relraads to fit ............ WANTED TO BUY - IIIIIIL, 'tbto '""' .......1. · · •• • •• tube, I yr. warranty, $89.95; ,_.,,Ohio '""· oo1o. 1\an to lie p,...nt to win. e5 FrM Alr-Mettrtua ' ..' conooles, $69.95 up , FLAT dump bed, 12 ft. long. ·---·---- -- --- - . w..- Radio & TV, Midnorwood Napper, Langsville, EMPLOYME!)IT W111ted ! dleport. UVESTOCK 0111o. _, 7-9-6tp wANTE!D: Honiebulidl"«, . Special ·s.le V1l.:;_ July 12thotO A!olgust lOth .. II II lite oDif .... famous MJIDII 11011111 llllt .., Ill. that ol . . Praaiue. 0. ol QccoPoD1117, ol tbeae aaylnp • - • follon: "I promptu llapotlck lllllwii of lhink tho! rfW1 JG11D1 liWI filmo briap fortb I J.auel!, ebould ltan 0 bobbJ. l.ooontlDg ror a few iDlDuta t1tq ...., how to handle lll1lllf1 11 lite beat fumty- But boato IIIOffta '*'if bobby," )le npetltioul, and ............ ) Men of IUCil a llt1lsb lute ud _ , . of lhem qulcldy. n lot ora would .,.... Indulge lD tho ter to sllclt wllll Hurlt)' IJid lesser bourgeolo bobbles, lite aay!Dp. Hmt fl 1110tber , "rm a !orcin& home lllOVles em ...,... firm beUewlr In eallDI befunt pectiag lll(lhbon, or actually 1118 10 to bed. othenrlst :11111 11118111) tltese filmJ u tho bUll o1 1 tole- woke up In I1ICh a weakened vision oerleo. But In tha age of dltloa that you caa't get don OOn-Btyle the barborilll king, bnakWl" and M011day nlSh! ABC-'IV pre· mlered a new llllllilll!l' balf-hottr Since we plan to be "Your .._ lte - ROLL \'WOOD lJPI) _ · Ia lite klevlsloa, lo lilY llbowitdae, limo of Ida 1i1f. JllC!k Bur'lbo am...., lraaki)o IICimito ll II 11op41ia.l -W~t -.-&......J-1 IOied bolinlf mu•..- lad 11ce A11l!. it II ttvant, ha 'l.lluid f(;l; a lilt Gl aJmple -lndee1 tDOU&b to oerlett, t i. . '* -· ===-=----:-:-c--=,..= - ~ Drugs. 2-~57. I c•mpong ' water. electrk;ity, ga~, business. Large profits. Write 1 The Catholir women's club of age, one acre ground m Rawleigh, Dept. WVG 270- the Sacred Heart church wIll '53 Chevrolet $199 BUSINESS SERVICES land. S. D. Buskirk, 858, Richmond, Va. meet Thursday at 6 p.m. for a 2 Door, 6 cyl. Std. trans. Ohto. (71 II, 18, 25; (8) I, 4tp potluck picnic at the home of good tirE's PHOTO COPYING Se"lces. '55 Plymouth _ $149 Copy any letter or document FOR SALE: Brick home, full SALESMAN WANTED_ Allen- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simon. Memattacbed lion Men: Serve consumers bers are asked to take their own 4 Door, va. automatic, a "euter Insurance, Pomeroy . with Rawlelgb Products Ma- table service. bargain , 2 15 tfc son Co. Must have desire to The Women's Missionary So'59 Ford $1295 1- - -A""U""CT::;;Io"""Nri"" , t;:R,---earn $100 per week and up. ciety of the Pomeroy Baptist Galaxie H.T. Cpe. V8, auto· Complete Service Write Rawieigh, Dept. wv A- church wUI meet at the church malic , power steerin g, spot· CriU Bradford FOR SALE: Racine Vine 270-27 Richmond va Thursday at 7:30 p.m. w I t h less inside and out , R&H WriLe, Pbone or Contact ' (6) 13 20 27(7) 5 _ 4tp cburch families as guests. The A. C BRADFORD 3 bedroom house, corner '62 Chevy II _$1795 ' ' Mary Martha Circle will be In Racine, Obio wall to wall carpet, dooble 4 Door. low mileage, locally tfc garage. See or call W1 5 18 owned, spotless inside, beige 3483. 7 5 6yc FUNERAL RITI!S SET Minnesota bosketball team for 18 rinish, heater, deluxe equip· CUSTOM Combining and baling FOUR ROOM bouse -w!U1 1 ae>MINNEAPOLIS Miss IUPI>ye•-. Macmlllan, a member ol ped w1th late model eqmpment. . · . · re lot, large porch, basemen\ Funeral servu,.. w11l be beldl thecuooriginal New York Cehlco, '60 Buick _ $1695 Call . Ralph weIker 7 WYGtc 2_ off Route No. 7. Phone WY Thursda~ for Dave Macmillan. ,. died of cancer on Tuesday at tbe LeSabre 4 Dr. Automatic. 6 6894 _ 7-2--Wtc ____ power steerin g, R&H, spot less clean interior GLASS INSTALLED windsbield FOR SALE: 5 room bouse and and door. lnsurance companY bath, newly decorated, gas SAVE A BUNDLE approved. All work guaran- beating. Full basement. toteed S.S .S. Servoce, WY 2- cated 123 Hudson Street, 6189, Syracuse, Obio. Middleport. Price, $11000. 5 25 30tc quire Ohio HoteL OFFICE HOURS · rr·s so Pontiac _ _ H.T. Cpe. good tion - · p.g IJUrd .&INJ'du R&ll solid body and good tires IDI DID. CARl! Of J'IIAN]U1 - 11 .25 IOJ' JO WGEd QlliiiiUUD l.lcb al\dtncmIJ .-on' te Ohltuar4" ouhl!.., .... IL Local~ Ford ____ _ $395 Conv . Cpe. VB, automatic, R &H, real solid and nicE' '55 Mercury _ $195 Conv. Automaatic, good tires '59 Rambler _ $688 American 2 Dr . Std. trans RATES Par WaDI A.d 5entee . ., ' $1095 '55 ..... <~n• br .-..poun••• ror 1llOI'f tlulJ< ..nr .,, . .,..,. ert •n.erthnl ..cutl•a Chevrolet Std. 2 Dr. 6 c~·l. 511. tra ns. Runs like new , whilt! ami coral RE6ULAOONS ounntne• I Plymouth $999 2 Dr. V8 , automatic, R&H. '56 Plymouth $229 t'llnuratloe -J·IIII ! outbuildmgs, watel' Cucklll' ~,,_.,.. '60 UBNJLLN E::i HELP NICELY Furnished 4 room and 1 excellent · stO!'k farm, bath apartment. Middleport. . bunting. Phone Chester, Phone WV 2-3874. .' 7 10 7 11 tic REFRIGERATORS or Wll<her.1 .,, ,, USED CAR LOT INFORMATION ' --·- __ Pomeroy Motor Co. WANT AD ' t - REAL EST.. aye WA N TE D 4 room and bath, house. L i n r o l n l . • off' Hei ghts, Phone WY _:l87 . ·FOR SALK 120 acre farm, WANl ED - G en e r a I 1ce 27 II4:rotp i houses, one rented . clerk . female Preferabl • ,... At - ----- FOR RENT l'llml": . _ "~' _ ,_ AJIC.TY"I IA'liO to bo Jli iplrq ., pfl h thl8 oomilll - - llball: tJI IIJC.TV't ltrold- ~. w1th :11m- Jle'fll oltlle'l _, lin ' ". tIJ ...,., ll.vrlag, Jieino M[llo,P lrolll IAitl·•-.ell, Clllf, !Oih tiJDUII -~- dtllop· ...... c I ,.,.. Tile ilall pmo ·lrolll fit! • Aul. Willie Go ... lo .bfo olttiiiJ lop ldlool piqWI .,IJlltttj o( I blll.bour .......,,, iho prv mol . OtW!I - - ablut . . . ol 1' .,..:. -;:.~.-:'II - - .- '...,.,., 'ltled -Ill. 1 .t-•••l!olon!. ' . • • , ·• $1 ta •Iff· 11:511 Molldaf ... P'rldaJ 8:00 Sip On 12:00 1:06 Uno!l!al Clock 12:00 7:00 NIW!I 12:10 7·10 Moalcal aoet 12: Ui 7:30 Nawi llelldliMI 12:20 7:30 loltiBical Clock 12:25 7:45 Tile Llfellno 12:30 1:00 Oblo Valley News 12:46 1:01 World II Obla News 1:511 1:10 Sporll TOday Z:OO 8:11 Weather Picture 2:116 1:18 Mttalral Clock 3:00 8:511 Community News 3:ij5 t:OO Lalcbslrlng 4•011 t:30 Publlc Service 4:30 1:45 Fomlly Worship Boor 5:00 10:00 Masoo Cou~ty News 5:115 lt:OI TaUt of tho Town ti: 15 10:115 News 5:25 11:55 MorolDi Melodlea 1:30 Iexcept Friday: Cburdt 1:511 Belli Rlltl \ 1:011 11:4$ World News .1:00 Mason County News Community News .. Noon News Ohio Newo Marltets Bulletin Board News 0 GraiDI Afll'leulture Agent Country Go Round Nen Beat Country Go Round News Beat Mid Wa, Malin" News Beat Dlsclrlg wltb Doss flltercbanae Community NOWI World & National News Spotlight Oil Sparta Weatbercast Dlnller Mu!lcalo Inside Books Sunset BlVd. Off 7:01i Bt-eakfaot Party .. t :15 ~ Pl!i~ Show 10:06 Polka Pari)' 1:011 Sacred Heart 10:35 Public Setvlee 1:20 CounlrJ> Jamlloree II :IIi Top Ten Show 1:1!1 FliT• Newo · 12:00 Noon Report 7:011 Brealtfaat Pl1'l1 12:30 Rev. MerUn Teela 7 15 B lab 1 Star Sho 1:0& Platter !'arty : roo 1:00 SUndown Serenade w N$ Picklna lldwr Show 7:atl Sign Off NO Newa Repon - Ohio 1,00 Sign Off _ June l?tltl Br-eakfast Party , SUNDA \' 8:00 Breakfast Party llOp 7:30 Sign On News U5 CoHee With Janet 8:00 Baptist Layman'• Hour 1·45 Betty Newton 8:35 Hour of Deliverance Ministerial Assoc. . (Re•. Paul Jones) 20 Country 9:00 w·mgs of Healing 06 S Sh Hoe Down ' wap Of 9•30 Sunday Show Farm Newo 10:00 Voice of Prophecy FaJDJly Worablp Hour-Thu 10:3& Sunday Show Noon Report · II :00 Country llymntlme Muoio I Ull fl'or YOU 1Z: 00 Noon Report 16 Goessler'o Guest Slar·Frl 12:15 The Search UO Platter Party 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teela 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show LOO Billy Graham 4:30 LO!'al New• 1:30 The Lutheran Hour t 55 Bill Stern Sports 2•00 Signs or the Times 1:00 Bowling .lloorea !Rev. W. S. Billu s) 1•06 Van p, trtck Sports 2:15 Public Service p 1 ' 20 Sundown Serenade 2:35 The Big Life ~:: ~ :-ld Tndly 3:00 Sunday Showcase · flli 4-110 !lour of Decision Ull SJan·Ill! - Juae 4<45 John Griffin SA'nJRDAY 5:00 Suod•y Showcase 1:110 Siflli On News 6:00 Sundown Serenade 8•06 Counlrf Jamboree 7:30 Sign Off 1:30 Non . ·• f:OO Sign Off - June . ~­ .J ' - - - . . _ r - - - - B _ ; ; r HAROLD GRAY 11111 EVER SltiCE I CA~ SHE'S AlWAYS ~EMBER HAD ~ OEVIOUS SCHEME 01-\ HER MIND· JUST GIVE HE~ TIME! • "TIME!" I-lA \ IF I WAS A JUD<iE J:P GIVE HER l,fi. ON ' A DESERT twiNt:o I -. �' • ' . I ' ' TELEVISION ·IN REVIEW '' ,.. "" IGt-tt, Sell Your 'Don't Necds' To Help Foo The Bill' For That Summer Vacation , _ . , . , _ ______ . . . ., 1aSS I fI ed. s aVe AdS Get Money Re SUIt S. - - FOR 1 • ( ! s·.... -LE • 1 \ ' . -- - -- ..C)II ., M Mnnot::u LJ.,, .•~, . .,,. f)oo~<llont S5 a month . We deliver and keep In service. EwinR'S Store RURAL PROPERTY _ 4-room Pomeroy. 7 10 3tc frame home with , 2 bedrooms, BUSINESS building with apart- large closets, bath, full base· men! overhead, New Haven. men!, front porch, enclosed $5>00 month. Phone WY 2- back porch (12<:12) . Nice lot 5336. 7 6 6tp . with garden, some fruit trees, ¥. DUPLEX furnished apart· :and outbuildings, plenty ment at J9o s 2nd Middle- water from drilled well. port. Call in evening. WY 2- 00. Wtll qualify for VA loan. 5262 &-28--tfc 1 An exceptional buy at t h i . - - - i price 4 miles from ONE . ES _ Fertile land, T SlX room house. p PIPeoplest["' - ACR errace. Phone t. easan grown up. 7-room house with 151 8-J alter 5 p.m. __ _ shed, utility building, and barn. FURNISHED aplll'tments. Two, In lair condition. near 4 room, 1 five room. l<'urmsn- State Route 124 in Rutland ed and unfurnishd. P h o o e Township. $3,500.00. A good buy WY &-7·tfc at this price. THREE and tour room furnish· C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR ed and un!urnisbed apartPHONE W\' 2-31311 monts. W\' 2->434. ALBER1 M. COX, 12 6 tf PHONE W\' UZ1.tl c-==-=-::-,.-c-...=._:__~• 7-9-3tc 'h DUPLEX, furnished apart- _ _ .7--c--c~--ccc-- tl 4 Mnorl•' t;ANLEI.U\ TIONS wu• oe COKR.Et"TlUNS .,.,.,P'"~ u•n· •:OD A rnT n.. Station Wagon. 6 ryl. trans., good tires II. '59 "•~ "' "''"IH!M'ion - ~ •.Ill rllb.l w ed1' or reii!CI •n" obJttUnnaDI.e l!:r"""tH irna.l!l•teb NP'·"""' 111b"' .,...» •d• <tef""''ed ~ fin~h , ..,.,_111 1"11• • C..'- per wora tiDe n.nlott.. llln\fnUtD CbaJ'I• 10 ~ 1 Cent. per •ord ror 'l"'lr*i COD lllNJt\M!I hll · - - 'If f :-11'- per •on:t tnll M ......,.. tot .,dvertiiiDI lt 11o' paid wttlt.lll lO du- .,.,. .-tY I '51 t1 «> o:OI' f' M 1>111' -8:311 A.ll ~ 12::1'111 110011 EASY TO PLACE A RESTILT PlWI>llCING WANT AD PHONE WY 2-2157 ---'NOTICES _ _ BURKETT'S Barber shop closed week of 'uly 14th. 7-9-31£ LOSE WEIGH'f safety w I t b DIAOAX (formerly DEX-A DIETl new name, same formula. Only 98c at S 1a r k I ment at 390 S. 2nd, M1ddle- HOUSE for sale or trade for a port. Call in evening. WY 2- place in Middleport. S i 5262. &.28-tfc rooms, bath, basement, city $99 LranspO"rta- ;;;-=;;-;~;;;;=c:-:=--c---c::.:: AUTOioiOBn.E IDIUI'al"' beeD LOll yow operator' • eanceUed! ~eeuoe! Cell WY I Equtp - 8-0aily 0,. , July- 11, -Sentinel, Pbmeroy-Mlddleport, -- - ·. 1963 -- 1 , <-barge of the program ond po\-Jng Monday·' at 7:10 p. m., at 'AVINI ,s on AM"h• ramp. luck refresbmenl1 win be aerv- !lje IOOF HaD due 10 two ~ er trailer and pickup truck ed. porlant Memtween "1 and 25 years old. .-;,. mper demonstrator!!. - ren· . be · · ked .to br~ ... artlcl 1 Permanent position Personal , tals, Amsbary's Marine and JUL\' It d'!!rl t ""' 18: 1 Interviews arranged. W r 1t Trailer Sales. C31 Ave. Th M . Cou 1 De or c rummage ' qualifications care of Box Gallipolis, 446-0239. . e1 : IITART 1 1 n YIU 6611-B 1111> Dally Sentinel 7 10 31£ 1c pot uc pen c w ..,. un 7 9. 61£ , JulyFairgrounds. 14, al the Bring Ml,e I gthes Years SAN ago ANTONIO, Tex. (UPl)· . . _·- day County when Waldlne Taucb family. Please" bring own Ulble 'came home from a day of ptckEam ..... ""' an d mure per day in profitable route work . service. The public Is Invited. lng colton with a SUnday 'achOII 1"1 . n • - - ..J - o... JULY 15 class, ber friends told ber tlje 1mmed'•ate opporturuly · f or lull or part time man or wo\...Q.,l(..(V\' The Pomeroy Garden Club ftgurlne she bad carved !rom a man. Also opening fo' one will meet at the home or Mrs pound of button woo lbe COUDSales Supervis,. Write Gary JULY 11 Dor Schaefer, Lincoln Hill. at ty fair competition. Spriggs, 4415 Alxander Lane, The Past Councilors of Theo- 2 p. m. Monday. Tnday, sbe 1s among lbe foreBatavia, Ohio. dorus Council Daughters of Marie Hauck, council deputy, ,mosl artlats of Texas 111111 her 7 II 31p Amenca, Will meet Thursday urges all members of Theodor- statuary stands before libraries, FOOD SALESMAN- -Tocaii at 6:30 P· m. for their annual us Council, Daughter of A.mer- ;scbool and publlc bulldln&a In on grocery, restaurant and in- plcmc at the hom~ of Mrs. ic=a~·_:t::_o_:b:::_c e Pc:r:ese :.=n:..t:..•:..1:..th:..e:,.::m:::ee:::t-:=ae:::v::e:::ral:=•:;la::tes:::::::·::::===:-:::;5titutional trade. Established Joseph Beegle, Racme. Mem- _ _ .. · . above aver- bers tab! are asked· to take their · fOR THE "WHiff Sf• WHITE HOUSI temtory paymg age commissiOn. Apphcant own e ~rvlce. .1 should be 25 to 10, married Rock Sprmgs Grange w II ON! and have a good car. Experl- meet Thursday at 8 p.m. The i'< •; 00 ence is desirable, but strong state contest . orange n u t consideration will be giv bread, the sewmg contest on aptitude and agresslvene: cross-stitchM skirt, and the naReply Box 668-C, Care of tloaal contest on _crocheted cenThe Daily Sentinel. terp1ece and edgmg ~Ill be 7 IZ 3tc held. Refreshments w1ll be served. WE WILL supply you with a The Laurel Cliff B e t t e r complete line of Rawleigh Health club will have its annu· Products to supply consumers al picnic Thursday evening, at iny our own town or surround- the home of Mrs . LoweD Mc- 'r ' n ~·ourth "I s--. CARD OF THANKS WE WISH TO extend our sincere thanks to relatives, and friends and neighbors for the ""'ely Rowers and cards at the death of our father, And- I rew F. Booth. who passed away July 3, 1963. Special I thanks to the Masonic Lodge, Rawlings - Coats Funeral Home, Rev . Howard E. Rup- pel!, and Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Fowler. DaUiihters-Maud Sprouse, Lera R. Brown Son- James 7 II ltc -~AUTO SALES ~127. ~ ~'!!' ts·0 cI A L-1I. rs,::• comm~nlcatlon£. :::"'~a ~R11ST'8 I 1 ~;:~~=~~~ .::!fll!ll~"'!"tlll!'•~ ing rural area. Year around Nirkle, Antiquity . w•hh·o~g~w~d~ed~~th~o~U~~n~iv~e~rs~ttyi,.~ofiiiag~o~ol~71~:_·~_:::_:___: Open Evenings Pom•roy Irreverent cartoon ILO.. . •"' ¥! II. ~'~~oW &TID: ,,, , ,, : - 011\L J'LDD JIIKL.-VL ' ' TBOLJ'J'TIILilfL J'I . .LLOOZTL "I'.' . TN~ OtplotjiiDtoo II. LlL\IINIID I'OOL IB MORID I'OOLIIIH THAN AN IONOIUNT ONJI.-MOI.IlCRIIl ,-., co_...._r....,..._ ...., NEW HAVEN, W. VA. IIVITES YOU TO ATTEII OUR· BIG Grand Opening FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 12 & 13 FREE GIFTS FOR A-LL FOI THE LADIES FREE PRIZES . I' --;=====c--;::-,~••<> ....... ~·· ...... ~ L-----------·-------------~---,...;1 re-1 pairing, block laying, ... , wiring. By lite houn or coJ>o tract. See « pbor.t CatvlD Orr, ·Racine, OhfO. W1 0-3011. 1 I Ito DURAlL . ·'f p'LAST"IC AIR MAn··RESS · . ·, . , , . · •. .,. ...... ·' WMPO WJEH RADI() Pomeroy Landmark ' ()RL '~'~flooklll•It'•. lnepl!llil. lm't it, Mill Stiles, to 181 to Wul!•n!JlOn uklna: only what they 0811 lo for 1lttlr countt'J ••• and vmat .t ho salary will be!". I . .,;<. ., ON U. S. ROUTE 33 .• 11.1'1111 cltaractor,l .!_.=~~~~~~~==~~=====:::===-- Flesher's Texaco Center 711 3tc FOR sALt: one HOIStem bUll, . REAL ESTATE JIERVOUST Call'! sleep! Try I year old. Can be registered ----- .. -aow tlme-n!leased Sleep-We! Vincent P. Brnderick, Long 7 ROOM house wltlt two lots In Clpsuiel. Onl7 98c at Stark Hollow Rd., P,omeroy. Dexter. Clyde Davis, Ph. SH ~·. 6-20-3111p 1 10 Stc . UG6'/. 7-Utp H.J'rM IT.Besadllijpl Bullwlnkle 1be """' loou like moosel, do a bo,.. nova boot Vic. Damone. II f1 the IIOVI to ead aU boaa IIDYU. ra Free at Landmark Bl aett nars a.-. TlllW I'RIDAY 1•00 Sip 0. New.- I . appropriately mildly sarcastic. Glv011 his liluatloo, he caa be .., otber way, Tltla nmclt, at least, caa be said f~r "Your Ftmny, F'wlnJ MASON, W. VA. PHONil SP 3·5554 Insurance. "'*' ·-·-..... ..--.-· ··... _ -"""" :a. ..- hugo Hogg &Zuspan Materials Co. 6 1 tic good locality. Cistern -=-..,--,------..,---and city water . Sell for T' ow IS 1 e Reuter lasnranee A.gencJ Mrs J M Th WY 500 ·tnsuran e I -·• . . . . ornton . 01 time ,o get your winter coal e ev-., peno- 3ffn. 6-18-tfc . and business aeed." at a reduc ed pnce. We r:ve Pllune W\' t-!W FOR SALE by owner.--3 1 c;:!re:e HOUSE Trailer Full room home in Sugar RUD ArCo. Nov.. located half a ~Jile [ comprehensive coverage $10.. ea. Large corner lot. west of Fair Grounds, SL Rt. per \.~lOOO coverage. Barnes- modeled. CaU WY 2-3618. 124. Ph. WY 2-m2 or WY 2- 1 Simfrson Insurance Agency, 6-19-tlc 6039. 7 6 7tc Middleport. Ph. W\' 2-2903. FOR SALE _ Two bedroom · I 5 29 JOtc bo Bea tiful Bircb i<i"·h room SttUFFY SMITtl HICI<S 'II:STIDOY I Ohio ~:i w l· .. --.,...,..,.~=~-~~~~ :~ :~~':he::. IA... IY GOOGLI IO.Oihbw upwitll Ftmny !loa wheo NBC-'IV'• ... "'*uetj~ Flillll," which doet IDdeed UJe offbeat munmer nm~tMI~ca~l.,:~~~ the amateur offeriDp ol home "'l'be uv"' Otlel,, vtewero lo fill up Ill allotted July IIi, we stopped o1J at time, DetwGrl:'a otudloo Moaday to • 1 'l'be program wblclt replaces IOille &equell..,. from tha the Io11f!-I'UIIIIin8 "Rifleman" show aa they were being edited mow, ovloluly II -.IdDg ln on Tbere lot • · wonderfully -.~g~~ the audience of mmm ol. borne New Orleaito nUmber with Rod movie ud tbelr pbolopnlc. Nfcbolo llelmy Goodman P~:= 1 brats, as well aa un tha popular- "There'U Be Bome Cl lljo of CIIS-'IV'a "'Csndld Cam- llade" In front . of the ...._.. And the boot Is Groocbo Houae; Couat Basle's band blut.Mai"'J'a Old BDDOIIDCOr sidekick, ing away in I atudio. And for George Fetmemaa, who learned topper, producer-dlrector llaiTY 1 a lot from his former booo and fl Sbear bu contrived to have Ftmny, t""'"; l 111N 'II! IIUimN' Wll' 8\RDIE JUNE II JOHNSON, Simpson Insurance Agency, ln. AU forms of In surance. Jim Johnson and Bud Simpson. Agents. FOR SALE : 7 room bouse MOTOR CO. p...... . a. ---_ _::INSURANC,_E_ _ POMEROY .o ... ·.. I . lhllli .............. .,.. roe, u ~ 1952 FORD V8, overdrive, me- WHY WORRY over a sluggiSh septic tank'/ Get Klean Em. en, automa~c gas heat. chanically as good as they Lincoln CaD il-19-tf< Job come. $175. 19SI Ford V-ll. \1 All Septic tank cleaner at I MARINE SUPPLIES Blaettnar.He1gbts. W\' 2-5127. P B F k La d ton pickup, $250. Phone WI 9" mar arm ureau , o- 1962 Mod I 15 ft Ided !'b1 IN POMEROY Eignt roo meroy. 7-l-30tc e ' ' · mo 361!9. 7 11 3tc _ __ ___ _ __ er-glass Lone Star boat. 45 house, 3 bedroomu and 1961 FORD 4-dr. new paint job, You Gel Them Mercury 1H. P." outboard 11 . ed Como- targe 1o1. Good 1ocau·on ou., or' 'u Y eqmpp ' ast high wale<. CaD WV ?,2590. $700. Smitty's Used Car Lot, Guard approved. Complete 5 10 tf Rutland, Ohio. 7 5 6tp with trailer . Used le~s than FOR SALE _ 1 8 room h~se HOT OOGS, reg. 15c. foot long 16 oz Beverage Glasses 24 hours. Elmer Batley on 1 _ two family double 1 _ 2&. Jack's Dairy Bar, Mid- Vou get 1 - 16 oz stze glass Rt. . apartment, I' - 6 WY 680 H west . of Darwm. Ph. two fam1ly dleport. 7-11-titc free each time you purchase 141 - -- _ 7 6 61P room story aad half, I 10 gallons of gasoline or no RamtJkr large 6 room house witb more, or a combination oil BUSINESS SERVICES World Standard " Compact change and lube job. apartment a~;~:~: EseeUeaee Good !noestment o l 0 . McCOY, AUCTIONEER. 81& ear nom. ride and pertorm· Out of high water, Chester , Ohio. IDctt SmaD r_ar economy and 4 18 tfc town. CaD Pt. Pleasant Ui~ SUPER SERVICE STATION IJUIII8gerabWty J , alter 5 p.m. evenings. Open 24 Hours WY 2·9932 !tart Grneser, Plumbill& sod See 6-19-tfc Heating MetropoliLao Moton 1 ~ USED cushioned glider Minersville, Ohitl B. MaiD Street, PomeroJ $15 1 - Used bedrorm suite MUSICAL Instruments End VOID' sewer u-oubJes Pboue WY ~ 150. I Used dresm 4 22 tfc We bave aD sizes ORGAN: Baldwin Orga-aonlc $15. Used mattresses and coil ~wer Machines =~=------:-Spinet, mahogany finish, new ·' FOR NEW or used can ur springs, $10 up. 2 - Used RP:asonable Rates condition. Cost $1695 - will Sectional Living room Suites trueD, ptJ<,ne Marvm Marks Call W\' 2-m4 Day ur Nlglll sell lor $750. Carl's SALESMAN . Beaslej Math· - $J0 each. I - Pushbutton 7 28 II• board Center, 1307 Market Hotpoint, 30" Electric Range en, A-thens, LY 3-4061 $139.95. 1 Sunray gas Mr Farmer, why pay more? Parkersburg. Ph. 485-6931. 10-9-tlc 7 5 II£ - -- For Sale _ __ range - $39.95. 1 - Zenith Breed to the best fo1 less. 21" T.V. set, good picture, Now $6.00 breeding lee for FREE FOR MOM & DAD liNGLE bed springs and mat- $50. I - Rollaway Bed with servire to exccUent Gold Med- FOR SALE• Stndivarlous VIaFREE FQR THE KIDS tress, chest of drawers. _ innerspring mattress I i k e i a! - plus proven Dairy bulls Hn. Good banjo. Reasonable. l'or Mother we h•v~ Free Orchldt, Md fer o.d 1 9 x 12 maroon rug and pad. new, $15. 3 gond breakfast and performance tested beef S. C. Coo~. DexiPI', Ohio a F - can of Texaco Llllliter Fluid• .kist atop In We have tl>Me famous Texaco Flrechlllf hots for 9xl2 and 12xU maroon tweed sets. 1 group odd kitchen bul1: No association fees . Cur-~ 5 15 tfc durl~ our Grand Opening. chlldr..,, accomponlad by portnll. rugs. Kitchen table and chairs. $1. Rutland Furniture, tiss Bre~ing Se"ice, Inc. Hammond Cho~d Organ, - In 4 chairs. Canner and jars. Call SH 2-4811. Rutland, Ohio. For serv1ce call I perfect condtion. Price for WI 9-2241. 7-9-3tc l r=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;7-;,;ll-.31£~1 . Alberl Parker, Cbesler, Ohio I quick sale at $400. Mrs. D. COAL, lumace cheap. Phone II PA 985-S4U or L. Lale, !lit. I, Reedaville, '59 Chevrolet $1095 Lelaad Parker, PomeJoy, Oblo Ohio, at Mrs. Frankie WY 2-5260. 7-9-6\,P VB Belair. 2 dr. Sf>dan. Or Phone W\' Z.ZZ&t ens' Farm phone 667-QD:r.l 6 5 30tp WE GLADLY LOAN a B I u e iginal blue nnlsh line new. ' Lustre Carpet Shapooer with Std. shirt e50 O.llons T - Gasoline $ e20 Gallons T - Guollne . rchase ol Blue Lustre Sham- '59 F d COBA SERVICI INSTRUCTIONS pu poo. or _2 _ 1195 ..... •••• Dulls, .... au•• .......tfll-·• .. rt. Baker Furniture, Middle7 n . . . vs Galaxie. .,,d prown •••,. u. s. CIVIL SERVICE· ·TISTSI ets G•llons Texaco GIMlin• "'tMM"'-' dr. Sedan, ·prtce of H.5l. Men -Women , 18-5.2. Stu~~ •• sud. Any of th ... fabulous prlzH can be e5 G~l·-· T.x.cO Gesollne po USED Reconditioned TV's. 17" Extra '" "'"" .."''Po!Nroy ,...,,. wv " 11 ' " " oo • wHk Thouand..l ..,.. . _Wash .. Power nice steering. Fordomatic. INoode. Tech. appointed. oftnW•o Jobt ••Ill 'IMIUrl· Drivf 'tn' 1nytlmt bttwMfi July •• Pr• Jobs table, $49.95; 17" console, $59•" ClldNr n~-~1 4 1. bpertevce UlluiLIJ uDDeeeAaf')l •.95·, 17" CODsole, blonde, ..,. lnl"m'u"" •• ••••· ....,..,, ...12th. and August 10th. Dr owing 7:00 e6 FrM Morfok Lubrlca . 11~ ments. Writ. TOD4 \' li~ ume, .95; 17" conaole, now picture Lt.........,... ... M.. s.turday, Ana. 10th. You do not e2 Bf Goodrich Relraads to fit ............ WANTED TO BUY - IIIIIIL, 'tbto '""' .......1. · · •• • •• tube, I yr. warranty, $89.95; ,_.,,Ohio '""· oo1o. 1\an to lie p,...nt to win. e5 FrM Alr-Mettrtua ' ..' conooles, $69.95 up , FLAT dump bed, 12 ft. long. ·---·---- -- --- - . w..- Radio & TV, Midnorwood Napper, Langsville, EMPLOYME!)IT W111ted ! dleport. UVESTOCK 0111o. _, 7-9-6tp wANTE!D: Honiebulidl"«, . Special ·s.le V1l.:;_ July 12thotO A!olgust lOth .. II II lite oDif .... famous MJIDII 11011111 llllt .., Ill. that ol . . Praaiue. 0. ol QccoPoD1117, ol tbeae aaylnp • - • follon: "I promptu llapotlck lllllwii of lhink tho! rfW1 JG11D1 liWI filmo briap fortb I J.auel!, ebould ltan 0 bobbJ. l.ooontlDg ror a few iDlDuta t1tq ...., how to handle lll1lllf1 11 lite beat fumty- But boato IIIOffta '*'if bobby," )le npetltioul, and ............ ) Men of IUCil a llt1lsb lute ud _ , . of lhem qulcldy. n lot ora would .,.... Indulge lD tho ter to sllclt wllll Hurlt)' IJid lesser bourgeolo bobbles, lite aay!Dp. Hmt fl 1110tber , "rm a !orcin& home lllOVles em ...,... firm beUewlr In eallDI befunt pectiag lll(lhbon, or actually 1118 10 to bed. othenrlst :11111 11118111) tltese filmJ u tho bUll o1 1 tole- woke up In I1ICh a weakened vision oerleo. But In tha age of dltloa that you caa't get don OOn-Btyle the barborilll king, bnakWl" and M011day nlSh! ABC-'IV pre· mlered a new llllllilll!l' balf-hottr Since we plan to be "Your .._ lte - ROLL \'WOOD lJPI) _ · Ia lite klevlsloa, lo lilY llbowitdae, limo of Ida 1i1f. JllC!k Bur'lbo am...., lraaki)o IICimito ll II 11op41ia.l -W~t -.-&......J-1 IOied bolinlf mu•..- lad 11ce A11l!. it II ttvant, ha 'l.lluid f(;l; a lilt Gl aJmple -lndee1 tDOU&b to oerlett, t i. . '* -· ===-=----:-:-c--=,..= - ~ Drugs. 2-~57. I c•mpong ' water. electrk;ity, ga~, business. Large profits. Write 1 The Catholir women's club of age, one acre ground m Rawleigh, Dept. WVG 270- the Sacred Heart church wIll '53 Chevrolet $199 BUSINESS SERVICES land. S. D. Buskirk, 858, Richmond, Va. meet Thursday at 6 p.m. for a 2 Door, 6 cyl. Std. trans. Ohto. (71 II, 18, 25; (8) I, 4tp potluck picnic at the home of good tirE's PHOTO COPYING Se"lces. '55 Plymouth _ $149 Copy any letter or document FOR SALE: Brick home, full SALESMAN WANTED_ Allen- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simon. Memattacbed lion Men: Serve consumers bers are asked to take their own 4 Door, va. automatic, a "euter Insurance, Pomeroy . with Rawlelgb Products Ma- table service. bargain , 2 15 tfc son Co. Must have desire to The Women's Missionary So'59 Ford $1295 1- - -A""U""CT::;;Io"""Nri"" , t;:R,---earn $100 per week and up. ciety of the Pomeroy Baptist Galaxie H.T. Cpe. V8, auto· Complete Service Write Rawieigh, Dept. wv A- church wUI meet at the church malic , power steerin g, spot· CriU Bradford FOR SALE: Racine Vine 270-27 Richmond va Thursday at 7:30 p.m. w I t h less inside and out , R&H WriLe, Pbone or Contact ' (6) 13 20 27(7) 5 _ 4tp cburch families as guests. The A. C BRADFORD 3 bedroom house, corner '62 Chevy II _$1795 ' ' Mary Martha Circle will be In Racine, Obio wall to wall carpet, dooble 4 Door. low mileage, locally tfc garage. See or call W1 5 18 owned, spotless inside, beige 3483. 7 5 6yc FUNERAL RITI!S SET Minnesota bosketball team for 18 rinish, heater, deluxe equip· CUSTOM Combining and baling FOUR ROOM bouse -w!U1 1 ae>MINNEAPOLIS Miss IUPI>ye•-. Macmlllan, a member ol ped w1th late model eqmpment. . · . · re lot, large porch, basemen\ Funeral servu,.. w11l be beldl thecuooriginal New York Cehlco, '60 Buick _ $1695 Call . Ralph weIker 7 WYGtc 2_ off Route No. 7. Phone WY Thursda~ for Dave Macmillan. ,. died of cancer on Tuesday at tbe LeSabre 4 Dr. Automatic. 6 6894 _ 7-2--Wtc ____ power steerin g, R&H, spot less clean interior GLASS INSTALLED windsbield FOR SALE: 5 room bouse and and door. lnsurance companY bath, newly decorated, gas SAVE A BUNDLE approved. All work guaran- beating. Full basement. toteed S.S .S. Servoce, WY 2- cated 123 Hudson Street, 6189, Syracuse, Obio. Middleport. Price, $11000. 5 25 30tc quire Ohio HoteL OFFICE HOURS · rr·s so Pontiac _ _ H.T. Cpe. good tion - · p.g IJUrd .&INJ'du R&ll solid body and good tires IDI DID. CARl! Of J'IIAN]U1 - 11 .25 IOJ' JO WGEd QlliiiiUUD l.lcb al\dtncmIJ .-on' te Ohltuar4" ouhl!.., .... IL Local~ Ford ____ _ $395 Conv . Cpe. VB, automatic, R &H, real solid and nicE' '55 Mercury _ $195 Conv. Automaatic, good tires '59 Rambler _ $688 American 2 Dr . Std. trans RATES Par WaDI A.d 5entee . ., ' $1095 '55 ..... <~n• br .-..poun••• ror 1llOI'f tlulJ< ..nr .,, . .,..,. ert •n.erthnl ..cutl•a Chevrolet Std. 2 Dr. 6 c~·l. 511. tra ns. Runs like new , whilt! ami coral RE6ULAOONS ounntne• I Plymouth $999 2 Dr. V8 , automatic, R&H. '56 Plymouth $229 t'llnuratloe -J·IIII ! outbuildmgs, watel' Cucklll' ~,,_.,.. '60 UBNJLLN E::i HELP NICELY Furnished 4 room and 1 excellent · stO!'k farm, bath apartment. Middleport. . bunting. Phone Chester, Phone WV 2-3874. .' 7 10 7 11 tic REFRIGERATORS or Wll<her.1 .,, ,, USED CAR LOT INFORMATION ' --·- __ Pomeroy Motor Co. WANT AD ' t - REAL EST.. aye WA N TE D 4 room and bath, house. L i n r o l n l . • off' Hei ghts, Phone WY _:l87 . ·FOR SALK 120 acre farm, WANl ED - G en e r a I 1ce 27 II4:rotp i houses, one rented . clerk . female Preferabl • ,... At - ----- FOR RENT l'llml": . _ "~' _ ,_ AJIC.TY"I IA'liO to bo Jli iplrq ., pfl h thl8 oomilll - - llball: tJI IIJC.TV't ltrold- ~. w1th :11m- Jle'fll oltlle'l _, lin ' ". tIJ ...,., ll.vrlag, Jieino M[llo,P lrolll IAitl·•-.ell, Clllf, !Oih tiJDUII -~- dtllop· ...... c I ,.,.. Tile ilall pmo ·lrolll fit! • Aul. Willie Go ... lo .bfo olttiiiJ lop ldlool piqWI .,IJlltttj o( I blll.bour .......,,, iho prv mol . OtW!I - - ablut . . . ol 1' .,..:. -;:.~.-:'II - - .- '...,.,., 'ltled -Ill. 1 .t-•••l!olon!. ' . • • , ·• $1 ta •Iff· 11:511 Molldaf ... P'rldaJ 8:00 Sip On 12:00 1:06 Uno!l!al Clock 12:00 7:00 NIW!I 12:10 7·10 Moalcal aoet 12: Ui 7:30 Nawi llelldliMI 12:20 7:30 loltiBical Clock 12:25 7:45 Tile Llfellno 12:30 1:00 Oblo Valley News 12:46 1:01 World II Obla News 1:511 1:10 Sporll TOday Z:OO 8:11 Weather Picture 2:116 1:18 Mttalral Clock 3:00 8:511 Community News 3:ij5 t:OO Lalcbslrlng 4•011 t:30 Publlc Service 4:30 1:45 Fomlly Worship Boor 5:00 10:00 Masoo Cou~ty News 5:115 lt:OI TaUt of tho Town ti: 15 10:115 News 5:25 11:55 MorolDi Melodlea 1:30 Iexcept Friday: Cburdt 1:511 Belli Rlltl \ 1:011 11:4$ World News .1:00 Mason County News Community News .. Noon News Ohio Newo Marltets Bulletin Board News 0 GraiDI Afll'leulture Agent Country Go Round Nen Beat Country Go Round News Beat Mid Wa, Malin" News Beat Dlsclrlg wltb Doss flltercbanae Community NOWI World & National News Spotlight Oil Sparta Weatbercast Dlnller Mu!lcalo Inside Books Sunset BlVd. Off 7:01i Bt-eakfaot Party .. t :15 ~ Pl!i~ Show 10:06 Polka Pari)' 1:011 Sacred Heart 10:35 Public Setvlee 1:20 CounlrJ> Jamlloree II :IIi Top Ten Show 1:1!1 FliT• Newo · 12:00 Noon Report 7:011 Brealtfaat Pl1'l1 12:30 Rev. MerUn Teela 7 15 B lab 1 Star Sho 1:0& Platter !'arty : roo 1:00 SUndown Serenade w N$ Picklna lldwr Show 7:atl Sign Off NO Newa Repon - Ohio 1,00 Sign Off _ June l?tltl Br-eakfast Party , SUNDA \' 8:00 Breakfast Party llOp 7:30 Sign On News U5 CoHee With Janet 8:00 Baptist Layman'• Hour 1·45 Betty Newton 8:35 Hour of Deliverance Ministerial Assoc. . (Re•. Paul Jones) 20 Country 9:00 w·mgs of Healing 06 S Sh Hoe Down ' wap Of 9•30 Sunday Show Farm Newo 10:00 Voice of Prophecy FaJDJly Worablp Hour-Thu 10:3& Sunday Show Noon Report · II :00 Country llymntlme Muoio I Ull fl'or YOU 1Z: 00 Noon Report 16 Goessler'o Guest Slar·Frl 12:15 The Search UO Platter Party 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teela 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show LOO Billy Graham 4:30 LO!'al New• 1:30 The Lutheran Hour t 55 Bill Stern Sports 2•00 Signs or the Times 1:00 Bowling .lloorea !Rev. W. S. Billu s) 1•06 Van p, trtck Sports 2:15 Public Service p 1 ' 20 Sundown Serenade 2:35 The Big Life ~:: ~ :-ld Tndly 3:00 Sunday Showcase · flli 4-110 !lour of Decision Ull SJan·Ill! - Juae 4<45 John Griffin SA'nJRDAY 5:00 Suod•y Showcase 1:110 Siflli On News 6:00 Sundown Serenade 8•06 Counlrf Jamboree 7:30 Sign Off 1:30 Non . ·• f:OO Sign Off - June . ~­ .J ' - - - . . _ r - - - - B _ ; ; r HAROLD GRAY 11111 EVER SltiCE I CA~ SHE'S AlWAYS ~EMBER HAD ~ OEVIOUS SCHEME 01-\ HER MIND· JUST GIVE HE~ TIME! • "TIME!" I-lA \ IF I WAS A JUD<iE J:P GIVE HER l,fi. ON ' A DESERT twiNt:o I -. �. .. .. ... 1.. • • ) •' , Coole Books To ' llu!lnets -""' In tho """"""ol the president, Mrs. David I project when the SyraMti, Helen Lewis, Mrs. the village hall Monday even.. I lng ' I l ' each . Anyone wi shmg to vrder one may set> or call any AuxilAuxiliary members will meet to dJ!>l'USs the annum picnic. Get well cards were sent to Mrs . J. C. Ferrell, Cleland Jlines. AI · bert Bartels, FJrence Harden, Hazel Winebrenner, Eddie Hartung, Adelhert Lee, David and Dennis Cole, Clara Sarson, Mike Ha~·man. Larry Tibbs, Mr. and 1 Mrs. Charlf's Lisle, and a cheer ! card to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wallace and sympathy to Mrs. Fagan Price and Mrs. Gary Wolfe. Pl'l'l'SBURGH - Crack mine r.•rue teams probed the depths >1 a,hoP abondoned coal mine· i" nearbv Castle Shannon Bor~ OOM today for three boys belir~ loat In ~· shaft. ' Corne iJ1 and see a new COJtpd ·• so Qu~cious. Ol\0. Qlj_'{.u/liOu~ tt /eeQs al\~~Q-&Q~~~ ,;,. ~: ~.;~~~~~r;~:e ~; .P-omeroy roofle Si>JnllOII Coal Co. prompt•' ·~• $earch Thursday nll!ht lnr Billy• Burke and DOole! 0''' ·••- bolh 13 and · of Baldwin flornul!h near here, and Bob •hhott, 14. of Pltt•burgh. , The presence or black damp, " bod air. forced reiiCUe teams ro ••t oxygen packs. Volunteers •r•de up of two five-man unllll with another crew on standby, ·on tlnued searching tho dark I I l Lcwely colors! Heavenly carved texturef MRS. WALTER ~IURRAY HARRIS don . . . . . 1 The Kam11•: ha ('ily Baptist Church in Charleston, W. Va. p~ovlded the setting Guests. were Vtckle RI.ze• ., , for the w!!J.Jing uf Miss Elizabeth Jo Layman, daughter, ot Mrs. F~ances T. Layman, Tony P1erce ana Hose Mar) • 4100 Staunton Ave., Charleston, and L-Col. WaJter Murray Harns, son of Mrs, Hubbard. I charles Searles. Middleport. . White glauiola, stock and stephanotl s and palms med w1th seven-branch ran- I !~e~tlbr: derorat~d th: alta~ Idress wilh scoop neckline and r J~yce McCool ~sid~ at the 101 th.t double illlgC~~r.emo .short sleeves in magenta pink bnde's table With M1ss Mary 1 J~Y Wllh 1he .R~v .. . <n~n~e with a pale pink cumberbund Rachel Soot, t'Ousin of the -~ l·, Jone s, offl.clatlng mmi~ . and bustle Her headpiece and bride, in charge of the: guest TONIGHT & FRIDAY tel'. The service was rea ' shoes mat~hed the pink of the book. .June B, at 4:00 P ."l. . · "THE THUE STOOGES The bride, gi\'en in marriage !dress and her 1.lowers ~. e r.e For a wedding trip through IN ORBIT" I - and.· Mr John W· :! pink and 1n lh esuen states , the h 0 lh r . 1blue parnted d da1s1es ' Anthony Stt>tol Sta nley Baker byercousm,. Callahan, wa~ attired in a floor :il coloma. nosegay! e~Jg~iddl. Mrs. Harris wore a three piece "CHECKPOINT" length gown of nylon organza : Mr. Mt1ton Way an ' . e boude suit of antique ( Eastm~tn Color) featuring a basque bodice. stoop :port ,. wa~ best rna; ;Ith M~ with printed blouse and b1ac~ neckl ine and elbow I e n g t h · Andre~ ayman, ro er . accessories. A corsage pf SATURDAY JULY IJ , slee\'es. The entire dress was :the bride!, Mrs. Eddw~rd ~nc~- gardenias completed her ·· ···-- 11 Walt Disney Presents a1'rented wilh large motif::; of : er • Char estMond,d~n r· n~Js tume. "LOBO" Sheffli embroidery. 1 eport, servmg 1Walburn, I as ushers. ITechnicolor) -a ndThe controlled. skir,t had The bride 's mother wore a will reside at Camp Lejjew,e, ll Le ~ lie Caron Darid Ni1·en liplleat•ed back fullnes.s. 11,'uche multi~olored all • over lace Jacksonville, N. C. The "GUNS OF DARKNESS'' with bows . and end1~g m ,·a , sheath ~own with pale blue was a 1~ graduate of Charles1-"':::::::ii:::::::ii:::::::ii:::::::ii....iii::::::::ii:ii.::::::::i:O::I ~-'1~,~=:·~1' tram. Her veil of silk j cumberbund and matching ton High School where she . ri tlluston w.as attached .to a pearl Iblue accessories, with which stu~ent council follies Queen, and sequm crown ':'th an ~r~ she wore a corsage of yellow or- Miss Charleston, and voted stu. ; gandy rosette. Her Jf'Welry "'as chids Ident of the year she was affil.l POMEROY, OHIO a strand of pearls. a gltl of the · , . Iiated. with Phi Kappa Gamma I bridegroom, and she earned a The grooms mot.her chose a Social Sorority 1 TONIGHT bouquet of gardenias and trail- blue and white embroidered Th b 'd ' d t ; NOT OPEN ing ivy. sheath gown with blue accese n ~groom wa~ gra ua FRIDAY and SATURDAY The maid of honor. Miss Can- sories and a corsage of white ledJ from MJddndlepohrl beblgb ~chtohol , une,S 1963 a as. enHm h e . July 12.13 dace Fave McCtckers. of Hunt- orchids. M' . 1U "SPLENDOR IN i ington, ~ore a fu ll skirted Mrs. Thomas Gallagher, or- . . · · anGnes smce. ~ va~ THE GRASS" l l l~ii - - -- - - - -- ,ganist, presented a program or ;::;er:'t:!d at uaurana~o a a (TI"chnicolor) II I I pre-nuptial mustc preceding the B~::;e, Cuba, and also m Puerto Natalie Wood Warren Beat· ~remony , , Rico · I'-'ty. Pat Hingll" Audrli'y Chris· 1 tie, Zohra Lampt>rl, Barbara A. reception was held in ~ht> Out .. of - town guest attend- ; Loden. Fred Stewart. l'!ltauti'lulty Laundered socJal rooms of the church tm- ' ing were Mr , and Mrs. Charles "THE FIREBRAND" D d' t 1 f l1 . th . I I Kent Taylor. Lisa Mantell, d F' . hod me Ia e y o owmg e service. : Searles, Mr. and Mrs. Dona d •n mls ' A three-tiered wedding ca_ke en· M'1dd!eport ·, Mrs. o. Chubby ,Johnson, Allen Jaffe nul circled with ivy centered bert H. Holt, Richwood, W. Va. i Sun. Mon. Tuei. bridal table with white Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 0. Smoot,, II July 14-15-16 in angelabra combined Elkins, W. va.; Mr. and Mrs. "GYPSY '' pink and white carnations, Alfred R. Toney and family, RatTechnirolor 1 Natali~ Wood Karl Malden Launders..Dry Clean•rs ters and baby breath. venswood, W.Va.; Mrs, Jeanne Rosalind Rv~:s ell Pomeroy WY 2·5428 Mrs. Dortald Becker, Mrs. McVickers, Mrs .. Vivian Row~ W. Callahan, and Mrs. ly, Mrs. James L. Hesson and daughter , Mary, Huntington , W. Va .. Milton Wayland and Denni• Walburn, Middleport. ' ' I 1 5 H I RTs 1 I I, 1· 25c ROBINSON'S Downie -Gross Starting FRIDAY JULY 12 AT 9:00 A.M. SALE! SUMMER SUITS "•m I 45 Val. to 42.50 I 29:95 sale 30.00 V•l. from 47,50$38 lo SO,OO, ttle Voluu e ALL SUMMER SLACKS REDUCED e MEN'S and BOYS' BERMUDA SHORTS REDUCED e MEN'S and BOYS' SWIM WEAR REDUCED ! e MEN'S and BOYS' SPORT COATS REDUCED 14 Short Sleeve Sport Shirts •• 5.00 Valu" _ 3.75 4.00 Vatu" _2.95 3.50 Values _2.29 Knit Sport Shirts Val. to 5.95 Sale 329 Vtl to 3.50 Sal• _ __ 229 ... ,; ..., 3'1!1QP( ... lelf! .... ..... ' Miss Grace Campbell, president, was in charge Bf meeting, Mrs, J . W. Mclllur·ray II conducted ened with group sus Shall Reign . ' from Psalm 14~, Luke I Mark IS and prayer by Mrs. Murrav closed the devotions. " Missions In A Moder World" was the topic of the I ;~r•!Valltl presented by Mrs. V. D. Edwards. A skit, "Why Missions Today," was given by Edwards, Mrs. Dwight Parker, Mrs. Allen Eichinger Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. , A meditation on missionary end Summer Caps Reduced 14 1.89 • All merchandise on sale is taken from our own stock of Nationally Adver· tised brands. District Officers Seminar be held at the church Th•1rs-11 day, August 29, when the WS. ; CS of the United Methodist 1 met Tuesday evening · at the church. education for our chUdren by Mrs. Edwards and group SIIIJI- il ing concluded the program. Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. les Persinger were named the finance cummjttee. Mrs. George Smlth !banked en for flowers and cards her while hospltatized. Mrs. MIen Eichinger wiD be In charge of arrangements for the 0111- 1 cers Seminar. '· .DOWNIE- GROSS A dessert courll'> was by Ml'l. Edwar'!la, Mrs. thur Hoyt and Mrs'. Baker don from a table with <over ' and dec!ll'aled wllh rangemenlo of wblta Ulles · --------------------lllil'loJla&e. --"MAIN STREET e POMEROY ' - Savannah Is Stricken By Marchers T0 0 pen sep· t 3 . • Teen-ager Hosptta • }"IZed A£ter car 0verturns 0££ Rt•143 a7y 105 Quits Until Dec. 2 I one of -·those heavenly carpets by 'jit). 1 1 1 e Luxurious wall-to wan car· pet, expertly installed by Elberfelds carpet mechanics costs far less !ban you would imagine. elf you are planning on buildlng, consider wall-to-wall carpet all over your home. Save the expense of hardwood floors, sanding, varnisblng and waxing. eBring your floor plans to the carpet Dept, on tbe 2nd. floor, and let us give you an estimate. If your borne Is already under construction, we will be glad to . come at your convenience to measure and quote you the total costs for wllll-to ·wall carpeting. $«}·98 Sla 72 • 90 PHIL MAID Jeanies STORY BOOKS tate. white only, ·extra large oizeo · Q and 10. ca1t aluminum with magnesiwn. Heats evenly throughout bottom, aidea and cover. 69c $8.99 2 for $1.00 SUMMMER FURNITURE ACCESSORIES ' OVAL. STIC BRAJO~D RUGS ' . Emboosed heavy Yluyl plaotics, ueen and aold lt1f with red flower print on white'. '' , $14:95 I rc. ChaiN Ltun.. Culh.... Itt ·- IALI $12.110 f7,9S ChoiM Cushion . --- ·--------- SA1,1 $6.00 $3.95 ChoiM· Pod wlth Hoodmt ----------- IALI ''NAIII .2.59 ·T h,.. ltat Gfldtr Pod -··-•-···----- IA~I $2AIII f1,9S TQ ltat Glfdu Pod ------·-·------- IALI $1.50 .1.95 Utility CualiJ.n --------·-------- IALI $1.51 · $1,79 Choir l'od.:..«oulld or ..,.,. lock -": IA~I $1'*9 Colonial pattern - 10 VIvid colors- No Launder- . log • Wipes clean wlt,h a damp cloth. ' ' ' ' / Mens White Handke,~C:hiifs ·upn _ · 0srla p0 1ICe . ASk MartJa • )Law Jncambf)"dge ' • • ' .· . . ' • • . - I > . ·tQc " •' • .S,.,:frfldy 94ft. to 5P.M. ' • ' '' ''·'~ :.... ' i.' ~., I '-'· ' '1'!"'14•"- ·-.4 '•• ~qM9 A~ to 9. P.M. ' Story ComJfi! • Jn LI.fe Mag illim El~erfelds lo- Porne~y ' .. AdmiralJones ToSlashOhioFrr"eDeaths mks:' I Man K"}}edBy I $2.19-18" x30'' .. · · .... · · Sale $1.79 $3.19-24" x 36" ····' ··.··· Sale $2'.~9 $4.6~~7" X ~" ••• •• • • •• • · Scde $JJl · ·~· ' 50 Mile Hike On Beye es Ri"ce P ~.hing C ' rashPIan F~rHarryHindes • ' ' Mk coots a e w· ' . ·~ Rh0 des s.Igns c.ommiSSIOD . • 8"11· Other p0 I"tcy Acts I., - I Veep's Car Near Sonbury ' 41 titles from which. to lncluding the choose Bobbsey Twms, Trtxto Belden, Donna Parker stor.ies and many othel'l. '2.39 ...... S • ! 59c Clnslc tnd Fiction Improved stain resistant In Elderton or rayon 1ce- ase of our $2.95 .Jeaniea. lncll .,,, I I __ --- MAGNALITE DUTEH ·OVENS WOMENS PANTIES A special factory purch· L•ra• 1• 1 u BABE RUTH-PLASTIC BALL & PLASTIC BAT SIT . -- --- ------ - - - 39c to $1-JlO 2 PLAYER BADMINTON SET - -------- . . • 1\19 TOY GOLF SETS ---- ----------- · - 89c to si.l91 t.STRO FLEET WITH LAUNCHER GUN • -- ----·-' 911C ·. He' · LUNAR PROIIE ROCK ET ------------·' RIMCO MESS KIT-CANTEEN SET -----------·-- 9Bc WATER GUNS ___ __ ---·- - --19c t• ~9c . RIPCORD SKY DIVING PARACHUTIST • . . --- . S9c COMBAT TOMMY GUN (SHOOTS ROLL CAPS) -- $1.69 ROTAR:v' TYPI ~Jo L::'N"v ~~~==~ $1.19 11.95 W•gner Ware lxtra Larte Sin SHORTS ond PIDAL PUSHERS ond KNU PANTS . Regular and extn &izea. .;, ' 1 I' WOMENS ' . Open House - lnsulaire Blankets 1 m Be Shown In Summer Toys For Busy Boys and Girls Comfort without. weight, winter .and' 1~mm~r, A mo1t un ;;.'" -. . usuul blanket. warm in winter 'arut' ~~ '" Jh 1ummer, weigh& less than ordinary blanket.l, or blab erade cotton. Nylon binding, Preshrunk. Color f.&~t, machine waah, tumble dry, no ironing, lint free. .. ,.. ...., ' - .. .-' Colors: Carnation, Wedgtwtlkl, Send, Lemon parents T0 Have Chance New Barn T Morgan J.ones j Plans were made for I Straw Hats 8ol'!' Short SlHv• Shirts, colored white Methodists Plan Seminar . On August 29 Sc·h.ools em!- 1: Men's Seersucker & Pin Strip41 Wash Sl1cks, 3.95 value ----'•1• 2.95 ' ....... C:rall SAVANNAH, Ga. - Police used tear gas ly today to disperse an mated 2,000 shouting yo1tngl Sheriff'• Deputy llowt1rd f'rlrnk lnveltigating Wrl'Ck • ' Negroes taking part . Schools rn Pomeroy open Tuesday, Sept. 3, after La- nti- gregation i""·~·••vs. l bor Day, but as usual . teachers will come in a day early l rion.~inety three were arto prepare for the 1963·64. term, accordrng to the rested, . . . . . . WASHJNGTOI'I Former school calendar ·~proved thts week by the school board, A teen-age Pomeroy girl, In- I day She IS reported suf[ermg were taken to the hospital by 1124 at Laurel Cliff. Pl'l' ~ lrte 1 Owi ht 0 ElsenhowSchools,. barrmg fl~ods, heavy ·sno~s, or other Acts It brought to about 1:200 Ijured m an accident Thursday from contusions of the back and . Pomeroy emergency squads- ~e sa1d .the 1955 Chrysler n ledg . rt he ex- of Nature, Will be open 176 days rncludrng Sept. · 2 when lthe number of arrests srnce lnighl, was admitted to Meigs hlp , Imen. dnven by MISS Coates went ... 8 "':,, ~ g:n N~ re~ Rocke- teachers met, and Oct. 25 when the SEO teache~' .meet- the demonstrations aimed j Memorial hospital for treat- A passenger In the car driv-1 Deputy Sherift Howard Frank of control and turned over 011 ~ 11 · vSen e~on Gldwat- ing held in Atlleno:-. at forcing desegregation Of 1ment. ven by Miss Coates, 17 year old I investigating officer, said the its top after failing to negoiate 0 : ~r andht 1: t cc pt.ahle New teachers wUI meet at 9 Schools Closed. motion picture theaters, ho- Barbara Coates. 18, was re- Sharon Hysell, also or Porn- :wreck occurred at 10:58 p. m. Ia curve. The aulo was heavj. f' ~mt !llf IS t:e ~~ GOP a.m. Sept. 2 in the office of ! M 22 . F .d Fi 1 E .tels and restaurants broke ported in satisractory condition eroy, escaped with only minor on State Route 143, three-tenths lly damaged. No arrests were c•n '"a tefsl or . 1. Supt. Charles S. Gibbs, foUow- May 22• Frl.~Y· Hnlah Sxahmsl. out in this seaport city near- at Meigs Memorial hospital to- cul.;; and bruises. Both girls of a mile west of State Route reported . rr"" uPn a nomma Jon. ed b h , av , rway, 1 ~ oo 'I th _____ -----·---! h d bee ted th 1 E' y a genera1 teac ers mee1- C · y a mon ago. ·1 ', a n ~depoedr nl a ing at 10 a.m. ln Room 14 of oMmme25nceMmend. " h I Cl Th b JJ I '~~.~'j<vw.·:~ >W;:'"~ •:"·- 'flWPr cons1 er o Y · the Se . Hi h school ay , on ay, i'!C oo s ose crowd roke up Into sma , , i"IJI.iam Scranton of Pennsyl- Ele::~~~ gteachers . meet at ed for Reports and Records . bands of roving vandals, breaking I T Ia e s~eadtly worseaing v ~ n 1 !1. nov. Geor 11 P Romney of th . h00lryt 1 p m aod c- May 26, Tuesday, Schools Clos· plate glass windows, looting and drought Situation iD 0 hI o · hi gan, Se n. ~ · ., at t""he ed for Re ports and Record s. · M1r • uurston B · e1r da sc te ha rs meet upsetting huge garbage bms. 1 reached a new peak today as ~·.,rton, R. Kv .. and former s~:yhou:ca: the high school. May 27, Wednesday, Pupils Th I th d t t ! Geauaa County officials anGP:n. Luclus D. Clay, as poten~ . . f h• , ree o e emons ra. 01'8 1 !I By ROBERT L. KAYLOR · lowed the state to increase its railed to get onto the floor whq 1... Report for Grade Cards. ti"l rondldates for the Republi- Other hlghpornts O t t ca Attendance Regalatioltl ,were reported to have recetved i nouaced they plan to a&k Gov. t Tal&ed Press btternaUonal [state liquor profits from a maxi- St'nate Majority Leader C. Stancan nQmlnatlnn. endar: Attendance of pupils shall be minor gunshot wounds. James A. Rhodes to dedare COLUMBUS <UPI J The mum 30 per ~nt to 35 per cent ley Mechem. R-Nelsonville , oould November 28-29, Thursday and ed 1 tho d tbe C'OQDty a disaster area, tbe I 105th Gt>neral Assembly wiped its and nelled the state some $10 mil· not snare enough votes to ensure . Frjday, Thanksgiving Recess. record on y on se a~s Carloads of helmted polieto i ld i slate cle~n of, legislation Thursday ' lion through claiming abandoned passage. I and closed up shop until Dec. 2. bank LONDON - A Russian spy December 20- Friday, Christ wh~ schools are actually 10 wearing gas masks were ordered ! UPJ 118 • accounts and other The administration had not an1 rf rnajor Importance ha~ de-- mas Recess Beslns (Schools wtll sessiOn. Un~er State law, schools into the Negro and downtown sec·• The collDty's ASC sald t Closf of lhe legislature's nor- unclaimed proper·t.y. They died nouneed any plans to 1ncrease fer:tP.d to the West and 15 now be dismissed following the must be 10 sesion 171 day. tiona of the city to cope with the ~ will make tbe plealn • report mal busm·ess came aft- w1'th a host or measurt>S when lhe liquoc pn.·ces but said it want~.. hiftinjl tn Britain under heavy . However 1 two of the 171 day demonstrators · ''" . . o:v ~ard. the government said Chrustmas program)· may be counted for Teachers' · showiag crop devastaUoa 27 w~s. It also came ~ithout Sena~e killed all measures sbll a.uthor•ty to up the price if addit~1~ · January 6:, Monday, School Meetings It wu .the second consecutive • brougbt on by drought eoodl- , passa~e of two ~venue b1lls Re- ~ndmg . t1onal revenue were necEiiSary qr_.. ~ lcJMtity· IUJd whereabouts ReQPen. .-·. . ' . _ '"~~-.,: · night ·thai police Ior~ ~lsteJedi .._, aDd a late •P'IIil rro.t. Ipublie&~s had tri_ed . to pu~h ~diOonal .an~nllf! :r Ohio pri~ f~\1 ~idPrahly" of the defector are being kept January 17, Friday, Close of bv 50 state troopers, were l"f- 'J'be t , Jal [through fhe ~nale-ln ·tfrie - last two ' Both b11ls, whioP .....W~'~ ' till~~ae ; ,..e~ghbormg stat@!>, ecre~~.;Ptbtect him from Com- First Semester. quired to Use everything short orl COUD y 5 comm~rc days at ltte urging or Gov. James :b•·cmghl an estimated $45 million Finance Director RJchard k ~ .. ni ~)i~ts who rna~ want to January 20, Monday. Second firearms to quell violence. j dair)' farms have been bard- A. Rhodes. I extra into the state .treasury if , Krabar h ~id recently he dicln 'i kill h , He is understood to Semester Begins. . ! est llll and bay, whe.t, bar- ; The proposals would have a!- they had been put. mto effect, 1wa n! to pm.'t' Oh1o out of tht' marhave revealed a mass of infor~ - March 27, Good . FrJ<Iay, Thursday mght and early today, l ley and fruit crops bave also ~---I k~t . . but on lhe other hand he -L u. S It · about 2,000 Negroes stormed 1 _u ... • dJdn I want the state tv run • mat1on '. 'about other ov e sptes d he · d t · ·1 l•ue•~· . 5 anit th~ workings of the Krem0 The Syracuse-Minersville a..,e- aro.un t· clly an .coun y Jal ~ ,-~,. <'~ ~ ~ a I ~argam bast'ment liquor operalin 's vast espionage network. ball Association Thursday eve- until tear gas and high p...sure .. ~·-~lioo '" competitioo with neacby . i ' ning determined to solicit con- ~~re hoses stopped the demonstra· states. QurrO, Ecoador - The mll- 1 lributions from parents of play- iOn, . . I The lwo. bills rould "" mtroi'"r" junta whloh ousted hard- 1 ers In an attempt to secure: Anlghltimeprotestmarchwas : du<ed agam . 1 drinking President' Carlos Julio enoogh money to finance com- ; me~ a few blocks from Its callyCOLUMBUS Go James A Rhodes signed . Hond ,., .. Ne.t Ar~n'lena c!amped tight conpletion of this season. ; ing point at the Flamiago Club. • Iinto law Thursd,ay' a bill whic~. will allow. him to appoint I . Tht' t lawmak~~~ ~eClSl?n to dad; trol on Ecuador today and pr& With only a handful of par· Ia Negro night spot, by a wall of • } ' an entirely new stale Racing Commission and two other IJf?u.rnho a hspecl •c . atel m,o;;tela o · · for any- The new Athens livestock enls · m • attendance, tl· was 'a- I porlee. The Negroes had satbered m1s mg t e sesston ~s t act mJSed heavy penaIties I proposals backed by his administration. I on any matters it chooses when it. sales barn, which also will be greed that the orgaruzaflon Iat the club In 8 mass meeting of Among a group of 24 bills signed by the governor , -1 1 h ld f'ne~ opposing tl ' mmtary chiefs . sed b M I t k I -··' t I HM 'the Chatham COWlt Crusade for • 'I ! re urns. Ot er.vJSt> H wou be ,,e na on s u ,Y e gs county ves oc mus r~ approx1ma e Y """"' , Y. Boy Scout Troop 27tl of Hem- the racing bill provides for abolishment of the presentable to come back onlv 00 deposed Arosemena In a blood· men, 1s to be shown Tue!day, to cootinue operation of the Voters, the orgamzataon that has Jock Grove with Scoutmasters five-member cCW'lmission and appointment of a n~w one . Rh d . d · t .. - . 1 Jess coup d'etat Thursday and , July 18, at 7 p.m. in an open Syracuse-Minersville Boys' Lea- ,been sparking the Negro integra- Rolland Eastman and Harold with four instead of six-year terms. l.o ~ e~.;r er :~ ~[eSSI~D pu t him aboard a milltary plane bouse , rrne Ul..d. School Leam1e, and · lion drive for more than a month IS 'th h ld l at Fork · consJ r rna ers e spec t tea 1 · a .. ' •uau e. m1 e a campou • """ b'll ld I requests • • • to Panama, where he arrIved Sponsored by the Athens Pony teams. . here. 1 k 1 w~kend J ue I wou a so cut mem- 1 . late Thursday night and was Livestock Sales, Extension Beef Offlclals said a contribution The police, backed up by high- •ed Run Ia e ast · bers salaries by more than h~lf MaJOr al'tlo~ when the leg1sia: taken to B hotel. committees, Independent Live- of $5 will be asked from 45 fam- way patrolmen ordered into the Members 0 the. sco~t troop · to $1.~ yearly for the chair- 1 ture returns will ~on. the ~oteu stock Marketing association, and illes wlth players participating city by Gov. Carl E. Sandera, ma~e 8 ~mile bike hike f 0 r man and $1.200 yearly for other .1 acceptance or . reJectiOn m the WASmNGTON - Agricul· Extenslon Sheep committees, in the Summer Recreation pro- threw tear gas into the crowd th~lr ment. badges. They were f!Jembers. A f~ll·time. execu- . ~ove~ber election~ of t~e. admi• ture Secretary Orv11le L. Free-- the program will begin at 7:30 gram which touched off the spree dur- j Skipp DomJgan. Deryl w.ltl, · · trve secretary 1s provided at · •.stra~Jon-backed $2SO m11l •on capman Thursday cancelled a much in the sale ·arena, following ~ association reported it ing the early morning hours. C~cil Midkiff, Wilford Btggs, a top yearly salary of $12,000. , Ita! Improvements bond issue. 1 'ciJed 1 der which · Gil will U d f' . Mike Hazelton. Ronald East-~ cr tJ rue un tours conducted by owners • also se cotton can Y on At Jeast two 1res--one m a vad H kf S .1h Rhodes also signed into law members of County Agrlcultur· bert Coen, Story Coen 1 John Maln-st in Pomeroy as aaoth- cant automobile and another Jn 1man an aro ml .' 1 Ibills allowing t.he Nalural Re- 1 al StabUlzatloo (ASC) eommil- Sheridan Wiley Colburn and er project to raise funds The the back seat of an automobile- . Olber scouts altendmg I he CAMBRIDGE, Md. <UPli-Em-1 De t It I I tees would have had to p1edge Ed Shertdan meeting was held at the , resi~ were reported Large garbage camp were John Domigan, Rog- battled state police pleaded with sources bo pdar fmenth 0 Issue , ' of dence of Paul Baker, with Pres- bins were upset. in lhe Negro dis- er z.·tgIer, Lynn Hazelton, Ro- Go v. J . M'IJ d Ta~ tod revenue purpose support •.or the ledera I Iarm James Mattison, manager I ~ . ay to or acquiringn slandor fore develop. 1 ~Rr•ms they odmlnlster. Scioto Stockyards company will idenl Bill Hayes In char1e lrict bert Jooes, Bill Schultz. Russell declare martial law m thiS troud h. d .. 1 ,.... ' · · 1 c1ty · where six wh1te · Free1D811 had 4fllllltlltced the talk oo "Grading and Feeder Harried police dilpatchero re- Well and Kenneth we 11 . T h e bed men men. prOJec , SIR s an .11 . IS .. ah mmrsd . h . . ho d . . htl . trahon s m1 10n w en an h I 1 re,gulatlon last Marc 89 one Calf Potential in the Area;" SPONSOR CAR WASH ported their switchboards were t~ IS avmg an ICe ,crea~ were 5 : urmg mg nng rac•a ;if" bill ror minor capital imlf several changes In the oper- Charles Ingraham, state exten- Members of the Heath Metho- jammed with calls reporting bro- soc1al at the Grange ha I Frr- warfare m the street. 1 t Jons of the 3,055 farmer~ slon Uvestock marketing ' spec-. dist Yruth , Fellowship are spon- ken ·stre-et lights, smalhed. store day night with proceeds to go Brig. Gen. George Gelston, dep- provemen. s. . . 1 ! I e eYed county l'Ommittees iaUst will talk about eXpecta- soring a car wash Saturday at windows and bottletJ hurled into toward furnishing a trailer. uty adjutant general, arranged to Other bl.ll.<i s1gned 1 hursday by I DF.LAWARE m~n - A Mar. whiCh operate farm programs tlons in marketing; and GUbert the village hall. For pick - up t~ 1 treets. Eye witnesses ob· ! relay ~he ple.a in a telephon~t con- Rhodes Will: . . , e~go man wa.<> killed Thursda, 1t the local level. Coen ' and Ed Sheridan, market and delivery service QU WY served Negroes looting several Salesman W' ife versahon Y•tth the governor in ' - Cre.ate 11 new mumctpal l mg~t when str uc~ by an aut:c managers, aJao wU1 speak. 24638. The price is .1.2$. stores, mostly clothing establishI I Annapolis. ,rourts In the state and expand drnen by Lt. (j()V, John w, Servieee Announced ments, ID Tr1p To ta Y 'lln"et of the men &hot during the jurisdiction of a number Brown on 171 near Sunbury. A local agent for the U~der·! the running gun battle were .of other s. . The victim was identified as u .· s wood Corp ..• has won ".lript• IGuardsmen under Gelston's com-j -Prov ide penalties for entic' Roberl L. Moore, 29, whose auto Funeral services for Harry Italy for himself and his wde mand. ing minors into molor vehicles had apparently broken down 01 D. lllndes, 19, who died at In a recent sales contest. Moce tllan 400 Guardsmen had lfor immoral purposes. lhe super highway. Meigs a.fteral ~tal this Mr. and Mrs. Jumor Simmons been released from a five-hour i R -. h . . t TI1e Highway Patrol uid morning, have been set for SUD. will go to Italy in September 9tandby alert around midnight - ~ulre pr y~~;ns 0 re- i Brown. 49. was driving north will! lay at 2 p.m. at the Ewing COLUMBUS (UPI) - State Fire Marshal Fred Rice u with all expenses paid. During wh<o the shooting began 1port a uses 0 c 1 reo. Ihis wife. Violet, boaded for their Chapel with Re~- Melvin AI- said today lll8 department Is pu~ing a "c~asb program" the months of May and June he For sevecal hours, while men - Allow co~ nty votecs to 1Medina home, when tbe mlslia(l ldre of the Me~lat cb,urch of- to cut down on the number of fn deaths m Ohio. sold 50 9landard and electnc raced through tht> Negro section choose an e~ecullve ~orm of nq·urred . He was enroute bomt flc~atlng. Burial wiD be In the. ."There-~ 225 people killed in fires In Ohio last typewriters,. adding, ~nd calcu- in cars, exchanging gunfire with government If they WISh. ' <rom Columbu' where.he presided Un1on cemetery, Collllllbus, at year," Rl,ce said., "Property damage was more than $40 The "Admiral Jones," story latlng machines, to wm the hon- enraged Negroes armed with ri- -Exempt stale colleges and Iat sesSions of the OhM> Senato, 11 a.m. Motaday. mDUon." j . wil1 appear in the next issue of or. There were 500 agents of nes, shotguns, pistols, bricks, bot- universities from real and per· The m1shap occurred just lOUth: Mr. lUnde! .,.. (lfeelded In Rico i!lld lbat tjlf offico hill.,. danger or more at home then Life magazine, which Is the July lhe corporation who won bon- tie! and knives. There wue no sonal property taxes oo land of the U.S, 36 exit. Moore, said death by his Pl!fllltl; *'and pnlzed ,a serieo of llcl!ooll, cllD· an,ivhere else." It Issue oomlng to ares news ors in the contest. casualties during this stage ol the and buildings used for edu- to be wearing dark clOthing, wos Mro. Ch.arles Wirnfllllii!les """ .ks, cM~oren... and seiiiltuir1 to Rice said he ·believed the boot stands next Tue.day or Wed· . battle. but five white youths were cational purposes. apparently trying to reach 1 Is surviVed ,bY hlo, ~' oductr.e. flrtll)tll, taw ;enf- way to make people at l>otlle feel nesdn. The feiiUre will be on Melp Memorlorl Hospital arreoted. " service station on U.S. 36 at the Earl a"!! LeWjs ·~ '1'f .Co- -~ ~,, ~ ai!l' ;~ ~ safety tooscio111 Is lhroUJh the two pages, one In color and one ADMISSIONS - Mary HayPoll.. 8loul4 Guori CIIILD INJURED ...,t side. of the interchange, lit lumbus, ~:a~~ ~'Neva ,a ell leaden irid ,i!itl'""' "/ fn clilldren. . In black and wtrite. . man, Racrne; Esther Vanan, Helmeted .polico with dop and ; Dorothy Teresa Thompson, was ..-ossmg tile northbounil 1aot B. Wllt, of li),l PaiOI :r~-. prevention, ' · , ·" •' · -~. , ''We seD the !ddt, then let Several weeks ago Life ph"' Clifton, W. Va.; Barbara Coat- tear ps stood guard at road- 114-monlhs-<>ld daughter of Mr. Ifnrm lbo right. ~1de ol the rood ·, ·, . ' ' 1 ' , '"Olio of llle .~ ~ sell their· parents, on the-valtie apocraphers and ...-lters came to 1eo, Polrteroy. blocko surt'OUIIdlng the area, a and Mrs: Joseph L: Thompsoo to the .center ~IVid« .when· hi bJ PIVORCE -&W!'ED · In tbe numbor of fltes ln tiOI!III IIUCb prol]l'ams," he laid. "D 1M lrl-county area and ·took 1 ·DISCHARGES- Esther Grat· shambles of broken gl... 1nd of Cheshrre, was m1ured m an Brown a car, , A petiUaa lor · dlVoroe bas :v-'1 hll ires Jn• tbi ·home," mirtetial 011 and pictures of lhe Jgney, Whlttman, 0. bullet-pocked buildings, at down. accldent at home Thursday Moore waa ~ · about 1111 beeJi (lied~ Melp,~pom- tile fortller Jaok,on Oounl)'' stfle '!Moot peope ha.. 1ft 'K rtpf!ca of an old Ohio 11\Vei' But ~lice feared they <Wid morning. The child was being ~ and sustailloc( llll!lliple injut>. llla,J ~ . w;~ ~·, said. ·" coukln, happen to 1111'· al.fiiUde pecket In m!n!atute in ·the Pl. · Melp Gonl!ral Hospital nol mallll!'ln order. They uked carried near a furnace and a ks. His <IIIIo w11 f~. 1 milt TempJiloll Cil ._~.,.at .. ' ~ At no.i..'. ,. ' .jrou1 ftret." Rice iald. """'"" l'letlaant.Galllpirlls area. , A:DMISSIOJ\18 Edmund Gelllon , !'!,, plead wltlr To""' for finger on her left hand was In- *ilitb •of !"" ~ _., :Ani& L. ~ '•'!(i(Az<!IIY ·Moi!-lebelliM!Ut.Jf~ciojjll ·.reeu• • the danllf Qf 11nr nr; boat oiu built by the Grsn~ Milfdloport. ~ , Noi!Onal Guardsmen I<! jured when It beeule ceucM ~..tlit~NWD·,"(U drlvl;amjl, ~. N. (3;, ~ Ia lilt eafest place In· thO Qnjll ·tt•o too Jato. I 1..1 lhat od- ~ta ~ Co., tor DISCHARGES - Harry Cape. oeal •oil 'ltila ~ Slloro fish- In II. She was admllt8d at 10:35 ilre ~ ; ~ ..l111i)e pet- boll< ji01i1 llfllltCI lit -41it1, he odded. "Wo haw· .to c:¢vbioi ~- the public:~> i>t!>bably ~ EdWin Jones( prom!nent Jack· hart,- New Haven; Verd SIDith, lng ~mui>!ty and place it un- a .m. at Holler hospital, and lljiOod liillt 1 . . .,~ ~' , :'·, .. :. :· ~. lbilt 11· 11 lli.eb ~ lrQjrortaal job.W•tl!la'!'fi":'' iclli tloidenl.·' · · . lllidaYllle. <lor ...u.1 law. ber IIGIIdllioll -ll -&0011. lk .oll"latlrl ·• !o,..1,., · · 11 MEIGS THEATRE Vol, 59.95$ to 65,00, .. ,._ - . . . . . . . .? . . . . .,.,., I !i I ...,.,., _. - ..,, • unusual values. It pays to read Elberfelds advertise~ ments and take . advant~ge of the sales at Elberfelds. . Mrs While and Hazel Clark, hostes~s ser\'ed refreshments to Mrs. ' Clark, Leola Enoch, Ada Slack. Emmel~ne Hend.rix, Edith Hood, S~lvta Zwelltng, Mabel Pickens . Marie R i z e t·, 1 Clara La\·en-:er , Phyllis Hend- . rix, June Sayre, Mildred Pierre . Helen Hubbard and Naomi Lon- 1 I' .... I~ Police Chase Mob Of 2,000 ithTearGas . 5 P.M. and on Saturday 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. 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