https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5437ad1432e038d226cb2c0e9d53c3c9.pdf 5d3b513ff8e89f0e84b2e55f567cce08 PDF Text Text ' I I I ap- Rudolf G· Mer e 0 Mrs. Ed J . Smith entered UnHospltal, GINGHAMS , for observation and . She was a«'~'pa~ to Columbus by Mr. Smith son, Lewis. Dr. and Mrs . Rubert P . Gard· ner and daughters, Rebecca and Amy who have been the guests of his ~:~:::~; and Mrs. ell , president ; Mrs . Mason Fish- lpointment of pesl rontrol in the Center, Ohio. . er , first vice president ; Mrs. 1Department of Agrirnlture, and The Rev . John E . Ba~nnger Paul Casci, serond Vi{'e presi- her duty was to inspect and of .Edgebrook Lutheran Church, dent ; Mrs . Ben Neutzllng, sec· spray trees , and work with ani· Ch1cago, 111., and the Rev · Jack reta~y· . Mrs . T_ A_ Hennessy, mal 11arcinations. She had to is· T. Welch ~f St. _P~ul Lutheran treasurer : Mrs_ Allen Hill, his- sue licenses such as hunting Church, wtll offiCiate. at the '!Uesda~ f~r ~ torian ; Mrs . Milton Roush, sgt. 1and fishing and was in char~e Opt!n chUrch, double rmg ce~e. In Galhpohs With Mr . at arms· and Mrs . David Cum- 1of all flag ceremonies. She stat- mony Sunday, July 28th. at 4.30 Clarence Boster and They are enroute to Paris mings , j.unior past president. · E'd that whal shr learnet:l about p. m. in . St. Paul Lut~eran Mrs . Cummings thanked mem- the flag she used In teaching at c.hurc~. MISs. Wolpert will be Sout~ Cm:-olina where bers for their cooperation the 4-H camp recently . gtven m marr1age by her fathbe stat1oned for two years. Mrs. R. L. Gotthardt _and son, past year and Mrs. PoweU spoke Botll girls thanked the Auxil- er. briefly , asking the cooperation iary for the privilege of attend- Miss_ Sandra Helm ~ Columreturned to thetr of the members for the coming lng Girls State. bus WID se~ve as _maid _of bon- Columbus Sunday, af~er a weeks year. Mrs . Well pres~nted Mrs. or. The bridesmaids will be with her mother, Mrs. w. Chnunings with a past presiMrs. Eu~ene Mayer of Ma~ys-- A. Morgan, Athens Road. dent's pin. ville, OhJO, and Miss Marilyn Mr . and Mrs. Jerry Fieds A 6' 30 potluck dinner precedrOUn n Schwarz of ParkerBburg. Chicago, IlL .anlved Wadnesed the meeting which opened Mary ~Iizabeth Foltz, cou~ln for a VlSit wlth therr parIn ritualistic form by Mrs. CumOUf # of the bnde, of Alexandria, VLr- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fields f ~ ginia , will be nower girl. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Es· mings. A report on the bakeless bake sale was given by Mrs. I ~ Mr. Eugene Mayer of Marys- kew. Gerald Wildermuth. <'hairman. . VIlle. wlll act as best man. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Reyn- 1 A report was also given on the . _S_haro~ Cleland ts a busl";~; Seating the guests will be Mr. olds and sons of Mansfield are Eighth District ronvention at vtsll~ 10 Columbus today. George Tomko of Cleveland. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Crooksville June rl by' Mrs. ":a~ Jn. Columbus last week to and Mr. Philip Schlosser of Bradford Maag, MinersvU1e Neutzling, Mrs. Frank Cheese- VISit with. r_elatl\les. Columbus. other relatives in the area. · brew and Mrs. Cummings. Mrs. Wdham R~son has reo- The soloist will be John Miss Mildred PUlins of BaltiMrs. Wildermuth, Mrs . Well t~rnt'd from a tnp to Kan!\as Layne of New Hallen and play- more is spending a couple of and Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. were ·Ctty, Kansas, where she ~as ing the organ will be Vernon weeks with her father, Carl elected to the executive com- the !(uest of her s?n. and family, I Renner of Columbus. Pullins, Flatwoods and other Mr and Mrs WJJham Robson . mittee. Mrs . J. M. Thornton · J h · Sh m n relatives. 1 son 'd o n.ht e acco n 1o thanked the members for cards and . d I pa.1 • Mr. an d M f!. Homer ,,as . . . 1. ed Jed her aug er an am• y, nd Mr R' h d oweru and and visits while hosptta tz . Mr and Mrs . Clifford Cunninga s. •c ar Mrs Neutzling announced that h · d K 'th 1 Lima daughters, Linda and Patty re. 8 punch bowl and cups have am an . .son ' e1 . ' o .· turned to the1r horne Tuesday, 1 been purchased by the Past ~ev of\'IS_ttedt vt artouste sThcemc after a weekend visit in Colum. pomts meres enrou . ey lak h . h 1 Presidf'nts. for t e au:u mry. arrived in Lima this week Mrs. Joyce B e wa11 onor- bWJ WI'th Mr• a nd Mrs. Lucien She also announced that Ma- h M R bs . 't d u f1 ed with a baby shower recent.. Casto. David and Diana Casto eel Smith Jessie Curtis, Ada w ere rs .h 0 ohn VlSI e nt'o lv at the home of Mrs. Marcia returned home with them, after ' Luc1lle . St.ory were Tuesday · Hoskings and M"ddl ' 1w en s e came on Houdas'helt with Mrs. Betty spendl ng a week Wt'th their 1 contributing hostesses for the I M epodr · M p Hapton- ~ Wallace, Mrs. Marty Shepard grandpare11ts and the OWens . M M'lt r. an rs. au 1 . V . June meetmg. rs. • on tall and children, Edith and and Mrs. Lorame enoy as co- 1am1 1y. _ Roush gave three days on ~-n hav returned from a va- hostesses. Mrs. Anna Yeager, Mrs. Gert 1 the polio clinic which was cred- / ' e t t Vir 1 ia Beach The home was decorated rude Kloes and Mrs. Raymond lted to communitv servict. c~..lto'n sCpeln b• .gthn I t' with pink and white streamers Kloes and daughters, Paula Ray ·. a•~ m o urn us WI re a 1ves. . . · v· 'ted 'Vodn<esMrs. Wilbur Bailey was wei- Mr Ha tonst.all has been on leading to a bassmet, m whJch and Mary Ann . lSI . ,. th E . gifts were placed. Games were day In Nelsonville w1th Mrs. corned as a guest and also . P1 . . · James (zoral wa lker at st · Ruth Ba1ley and Louela Thomp- vac-atton rom e \·ans mar- played and prizes g1ven to Will· son, representatives to Girl ket . . . ners who were Mrs. Sa n d r 11 Mary 's Hospital. They also callState. Both girls gave complete I Mrs. Jane Gllkey, who IS on 8 Phalin, Mrs. Lorane Venoy and ed on Mr. Walker. Timmy and Sidney Manuel, reports on their activities.Miss thr~-weeks V~l·atlon from lhe Mrs. Roberta Dillion. Bailey was elected county com- 1~mperlal Electirc Co._, is leav· Miss Vicky Sutton received Racine, spent a few days last mg Thursday for a tn~ to Den- the door prize. Lime sherbert week with their grandparents, ver, Colo. where ahe MIL be ~e punch, coffee. mints, and cake Mr. and Mrs. Eddle Young. OW$ guest of her brother and SIS- decorated with pink and blue Connie Lanning, Rock ter-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank booteeo were served to Mro. open! Monday night with , Landaker. She will bt gone Milford HyseU, Mrs. Donald Jean Young. about ten days. Lowery, Mro. Denver Rice, ---Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber Mr!. Paul Casci, Mrs. Cecile Miss Betty Lou Demoskey, j of Rutland, entertain~ with a Van Meter and son, Mrs. Pierce daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- cook-out recently at the1r home. Case, Mrs. George Hibbs, Mr. wand Oemoskey. 760 S. Fourth iGuesls were Mr. and Mrs. Butch su.mper, Mr. Stephen Ave .. Middleport , was united in IFrank Yoong and daughter, Baley Ida Casci and Terry Jo mrrriage to Mr. Earl Denney, Mrs. Larry Carson and. son, StamPer. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bobby, M~s - l.awrence Milhoan Sending gifts were Mra. Nor- Annual lnspectlon was held Denney, Sr., 109 Pearock Ave ., and Denms, Dean, Danna, Del- man Baxter and daughters, Mrs. when Chester Grange 2609 met Pomeroy, in a quiet Cf'remony las. and Duane Weber. Floyd Brown, Mrs. Violet Hy- Tuesday evening wilh VIrgil Friday evening, Ju~y 19, at 6:30 Mrs. Dale Dut~n. ~d _dau~h- sell, Mrs. Gene Harris, Mrs. Atkins, county deputy, Inspect.. p. m. at the First Baptist t~r , ~lien_. are v1s1~ng In Cm- Jennlngs Wayland Jr. , Mrs. ing officer. 1cmnah th1s week w1th her sis- Edward Crooks, Mrs. James Mrs. Earl Dean. worthy masChurlh in Middleport. The Rev . Donald Boone read [ ter and brother-In-law, Mr. and Daniels, Miss Jeanette Crooks, ter , presided. A Jetter was the double r.ing reremoney be- Mrs . S. L. McCarthy, Miss Cbritine Coats. from William B. Downie in refore an altar derorated with Mr . and Mrs . Earl Denney gard to participating in the I (the former Betty Demo~key) Centennial parade. A booth at pink gladiolias. The bride was lovely Jn a have returned from a tnp to Ule fair was discussed. A as-year pin was presentwhite street length sheath dress Virgin_ia Beach. of silk jersey with white ac- 1 Ma.nanne Woodgerd and Deb· Uf Or OrSe ad to Mrs. Roy Miller by Mrs. cessories. . bte Grueser were in Charleston, Dean. Plans were made for an W ice cream socia1 to be held Attendants were the bride's W. Va. Tuesday where they brother and sister-in-law, Mr . went to Rock Lake Pool. They Plans were compl~ted ~or the the town hall Saturday, Aug. and Mrs. William Demoskey. were accompanied by Mr. H~r- horse show at the fa1r to be held 3_ The fourth degree was · She wore a pink silk dress trim- old WoOOgerd who was ! n Wednesday aft~moon, Au~t in fuU form. med with lace wlth white ac- Charleston on business. 14, when the Metgs County R:Jd"Summer" was the theme cessories. The couple left for a Mr. and Mrs. Harold ~ood- ing club ~et Tuesday _evenmg 1 the program presented wedding trip to Virginia Beach. gerd and daughter, Mar1anne. at the Sal1sbury t()wnshtp bulld- ·Mrs. Dale Kautz lecturer. . Members answer~ roll caD The bride attended Middleport were in Albany last Friday for ing. High School and is employed a 11i~it wit~ Mrs . Dell~ Erwin. WiUiam B. Downie president, l\.-ilh what they enjoy most at the Imperial Electric Com- Mananne 1s on vacatl~n from cond_uctf'd . the meeting and summer, folowed by the singpany in Middleport. The groom her employment at Ohio State routme busmess was transacted. ing of ''Stay On the Farm," by attended Pomeroy High sch~l University. A report ~ the recent lhor_se the group . and is employed at ~he Mid· Mr. and Mrs. Ron~l~ _Reyn- ~how was g1ven by Mr. Dowme. A poem was read by Mrswest Steel Company m Porn- olds of Shelby, 0 ., visi~ Mr. It was announced that Rog~ Reid Yoong and a reading bv eroy. and Mrs . E. R. Yost, Wednes- Clamforth of Groveport has Mrs. Dean, after whlch jokeS · day. been secured 811 judge for the were given by David Koblentz. I horse show. Plans were made Harry Holter read an article LEARN OF BIRTH f<l' members to ride in the Cen- .. An Automatic Machine," folMiss Nettie Koehler has learn- tennial parade. Refreahments 1 wed by a plano solo "'By the ed of the birth of a great great werl! served. ~ight of the Silvery Moon," by niece. born to LL and ~rs. Mrs. Miller. The ABC of Safety TONIGHT 1nd FRIDAY by Mrs. David Koblenl2 and James Tedrow (Phyllls White! Farewell Party b W11t Disney'• Tuesday July 23, at Holzer Hos· Pia ed For p111or t Facts of Today'a Farmer by ·tGnd t M nd nn • "PINOCCHIO" ~ta. ,;a I par:~teareG ~i a II The Syracuse. Nazerene Dale Kautz preceded a song, (Technicolor) rs.M w yndn M I ,Teda po Is church will have a farewell "May You Always," by Jenniand r. a rs. row o d M fer and Melanie Dean and Pat.. -ilndM h t Th Ted party for the Rev . an rs. ''THE IRIDGI" Je II rows Harold Holmet~ and family • ricia Koblentz.. A quiz on DowIassahc use ts. a so ave a son, e rey, age ers conducted by the lecturer Forthrieht and Forceful three Lt Tedrow left Wednes- Tuesday July 30, at the Syrab E De 1 "'ll;~;;;;;;~[day .fro~ Gallipolis for Cali- cuse park at t p. m. All friends and prayer y ar an con· ;;;;; Cornia and from there will go to of the Holmes are also invited. eluded thke progra~. b Mr Thos 8 ttend;•• ore to Ulke a Remar • were g~ven Y · U Paris Island. South. Corollna, • -~ · and Mrs. Atkins, after which where he will be stationed. Mrs. covered dish. a drink, and table . I d . ltu lisU POMEROY, OHIO . . . service Mrs Robert Moore., the meetmg c ose m r a c Tedrow and children Wtll JOtn . • · form Refreshments were servhim soon . chauman, asks members hav· , TONIGHT ONLY ing pictures and articles for the ed to 29 memben and I 11. NOT OPEN acrap book to be presented to guests, Mr . and Mrs. Atkins, SPECIAL MEETING SET PRIDAY and SATURDAY The Meigs County Coonhunt- Rev. Holmes to bring them to Mr. and Mrs. Frank HaWday and Mr. and Mrs. Robert JewJuly ?.6-27 , ers Association will hold a the church Sunday. leU. HISCAPI PROM speciaJ meeting Friday at 7:30 EAST BElLIN" p. m. at the dub house to vote VISTS PLANNED Don Murray, ChrisJjne Kauf· on the lease of the building. Judy Bing of Cleveland will Middleporl Church mann, Karl Schell. Crawl f d throueh a till)' tunoeJ under arrive soon to spend a ew ayt To .4id Cont7enti.Dn. the Berlio Wall. s11M'e1 East with her grandmother, Mrs. J Planl were made to assist BerUn; face barbed Wire se· K. Smith. Mrs. Smith WUI re- with !be Providence Mlllslonory ':m~~~~'::i turn to Cleveland witb ~ BapUst Association Convention County G1r1ge, Bing at the end of her viSJt, Tuesdly evening at tho Mrunt iu !be escape; ,.. 211 ...,.pe by lon&eot tUJIDel rett · f•irgrounds and will also vllllt In Erie, Pa. Moriah Baptist Church In MldTimel7! Thrilling! True! wltb a duaghter, Mro. N. F. dieporl ..Tbe hoot churtb lor tho Kirk ~~fAdamo, 1 July 18 • 11 a.m. Ill? Harmoo (Beuloh 1M Smltb). convention to be held August 11 11ober1 Wilker Nebemiab SUPPER CANCELLED II tho Naomi Baptist Church In Pornolt, ~e Mayalona. The Golden Rule cia,.. of PomeJ'!)y, 0 llld tn?'an the Roclne Methodist cburch Pfanl were made for mem1111 ,.. 'II'IJl never ... . . . or will no1 have Its Ice cream bers to attend 1flth Mrs. 1 KILL a Bumao _ , Fa.. suppw Friday evenlni u p~~n>jWlnlton and Mro. Arnold Rich· L_M_IIIII_ ... _,._IIIII_ctuem __ ll'dl aametl u deleptea. A M 'ddl epor . MrS, 81ake 1S Honored Wt'th Baby Shower Dan River and. other fine glngham. in checks, strip- a, plajda and aolid. colon. 36 iocbea wide. SSe .,.,.. • V Wedd •ng Are Taken In BaptiSt Church Grange 2609 Inspection Is Held TUeSday Plans Rounded 0 F H Sho At Fat'r I 1 I I·~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;11 MEI;.S THEATRE BASKET PICNIC ::::ti::.:::. o:J.':. ~~~~u en.: l.to-•---f______, Pomeroy E-.J11 No. 2171 i _,,ned, ·- - . VOL XV Kitchen Towels absorbent kitchen towei.J of terry cloth with fruit, floral and kitchen patterns. Fringed ends. 18 by 2'7 in chet~. Freahl)' laundered. Soft, absorbent, preshrunk and ready to use. 18 by 30 inches. D in a package. Soft, ..,$1-00 3 $1.00 \ Beautiful quality material in solids and prints samples large enough to make two cushions· upholster small bench or curtain small window. SALEI BASEBALL GLOVES FINAL CLEARANCE SALE ON STOCK ON HAND $1.91 10 only $3.95 a-ball Glov• Pint Sin __ __ 3 for 33c 2 only $4.95 Boaball Glov• $2.48 1'h Pint Sin __ 15c •ach 1 only $5,50 Booeboll Glove $2.75 Quart Slu --- · 3 for !.oc 3 only $5.95 Bo11boll Glov• $2.98 2 only $6.95 Boaboll Glov• $3.48 WRITING PAPER "BOY I" by c ... Rq. 69c & 79c 2 nickel aafety pins. 00 steel Y•l~o~e bo~~$1-00 HEATING PADS CAKE PANS Generous full size aut~ malic heating pads witll new multiple heat COD· trol thermostatically coD-trolled. Washable, remOYable cover. plated 4 in • pack•.. 4 pkgo , $lOO ~.95 Solo 19Cbunch K•re Free The Golden Carryall Eagle Value Pack SEWING STAND Contain• 1 doz. No. 2 lead pencils, ruler, er- New, useful, decorative. Holda ptns, needles, thread,- thimble, scissors lnd tape. Always handy, lee. $1.00 V•lue Sole rt lao pk,•. I lACON LAYEI tna and freezing. SAFETY PINS Linen, ripple, vellum, bond. White .md colora. 4 8 1by 1Jf.f. inch pans lor baking layer cakes, 1tor- R... 29c aser and pencil sharp- ener. 69c S•lt PLASTIC OVAL RUGS For Aug. 14th Colonial pattern In 10 vivid colors ..,. $1.79 oole $2.59 x 30" $2.19 Slao 18" $3,19 51 .. 24" $4.69 s1 .. 27" Rog. 49c Value X x 36" 48" ••'• $3.79 33c SHOWER CURTAINS HOUSEWARES Fine vinyl film - $8.95 Wood Conlotor Solo IOio $4.00 $13.95 Brood BIXM ulo $6.00 $5.99 Hot and Cold Sorvero lilt $4.00 $2.95 Chouo Board and Knife able and sunfast beautiful printed patterns wash- 6' x 6', p9 R... 1,95 Silo H~l $1.50 $9.95 4 qt. 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'1.00 t:ra all bound edges JULY CLEARANCE SALE-WHILE THEY LAST ~'71 ·' • 21" hit 6 9 c ' 4·00 eraser~. Reg. 1.47 voluo $1.00 Salol $2.19 27" x 54" S.le MAYIVILLI SCHOOL SPECIAL CARPET WARP Binder lnd•x Filler With Z l Special · pocket, vinyl cover, wide JUBBet, 2 rio&a and 3 rinil. Solo OILCLOTH 800 yd. spools • 100% cotton - 4 ply excel- Beautiful patterns - lent commercial colora 89c 54 Inch width 2 ..,: loo l'9 COSMETICS $1,49 Whlto Roln Holr Spray ulo $1,09 59c Red Cr- CoHon 10le39c $1.00 Pondl Angol Skin Lotion "'' 68c $1.00 Evonlng ln Poria Toilet Soop ~ alo 19c Aero Shovo Shoving c...m Dull and Glaze finish 79c 46 Inch width aolo 69c yd. •olo 79c yd. ARTIFICIAL Group fl"""lll LAMP SHADES Foliage and 'fmes 20 Reg, 2.69-2.98-3.29 Ufe•like plastic July Cluronco Salo 10c to 89c ! .... _ While Price 69e ulo 59c $1.00 VItello Holr Tonic Thor} .,r.. 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P. 620 July CIMr8nDII IIJe SOc 4 5 c roll ···Elberfelds Pomeroy Bargains· .·.··July ClearanceSale· , • t I 9 inch pure Aluminlln'\ plates for pie baking, pte- Soft, pliable freezer . . .. ------------PRICE FIVE CENTS PIE PLATES FREEZER BOXES $4.98 . ., , FOIL PLASTIC I only $9.95 Boaboll Glove - 1-00 5•1• ~OIL ·-··' '& '01 . . . . . , , . . . . . . . .! ..,_,....,, '" . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO•_ _ __.__F:.!:I!:.:!ID::;A~Y!.,;,J::!:U:!.LY:.. ._~26~.!.•..!1,::.96~3:_________ ·%~~---~ NO. 86 Judge Bolin Of Athens To Sit In Case SACK DISH TOWELS , •J "'· • SALE .6 7 c ~LOUI .... 4 • -· . $19,95 10 Inch Oscillating ana "''" $16,00 . .11 $10.00 $26.95 12 Inch ()sdlllllng OM $42.95 20 Inch aulomotlc portable ana sala 36.00 ..1. $20.00 $39.95 20 Inch oxhauot Fan Discontinued D r a p e r y TillY WEA'IBD till •p 1 ..... ._ t 11 I SALE! ELECTRIC FANS Panels and Swatches 1 l Stretch on ailieone ironl.ni board eover p)ul durable Tuffiex lronini board pad, Fill standard 1iz.e lronlne board. e ooeleor weapooa moaoploJ, lronlnt d Ad Ab ; •••nt Pad & Cover Sets .... •uo lALII FINI QUALITY 0. lepl. Zl, lMI, Jlony II. t'rumoo • . . . - aa ololllle eJplooloe ...,..,ed bt lite Soviel l l•lml, eodln1 dte United Slain' Sale Elberfelds Pomeroy Bargains for Our HAVEN 1 cers who are Mn . Ernest Pow- Cook City , received the • NOW YOU ICNOY Wedding Plans Mainly About Drew Webster Post 39 Auxiliary Are ~evealed People In Has Installation 01 OUicers By Mtss Wolpert Installation of o!flcers was Imissioner and received tho high- NEW led f P~ ha~o Pomeroy held when the Arerican Legion est votes or the three elected. been ~ e or e_ " Auxlliory o1 Drew Webster Post She reported a Ullk given bv ding •I M1ss Suzanne Vuginla 19 met Tuesday eventng at the Mr. Nierodi of Huna:ary who Wolpert , daughter of Mr . Legion Hall. escapt'd the communist regime. Mrs. Philip J. Wolpert of New Mrs. Orville Well was the in· Miss Thompson, a member Haven, and Mr · Rbbert Arnold installing officer for new offi- of the Federalist party and of Me_rkle. son of ~r . 8 ~ MU~~ ' �• Jf '1 • Hobson Hot In ~ospital News ' !-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O, Jul7' at, 'qa Th• Daily ....pntinel Starting Gun I COMMENTATINO EDITORIAU Y • ......,. jloopllll ' /Jelen llelp -Ust Making Haste Slov. ..f ., . lleloft, lott.l• Some who speak out on the racial Issue use the words "tokenism" and "gradual· Ism" u 11 tbey were aynonyms. They a,-, not. The CO!l$0quence of their misuse eould be considerable misunderstanding. The dictionary define• token as someth11~ which serves as a "mere al~n or sample of the real thing." Tokenism obviouslv ~. "';he& a policy or practice HIDlted to token, moves. On the other hand. lfaduol· roadb' only re- \subslance ol ch"!'P. It Ia at lorn Ia deflaed 11 the "doctrine movt'l ••n1o '"-Y onct a llrsl and 1111111 otep. of proceeding bv gradual dP- be greatl) ~ l)t!eded for a whUt In what~er field, tokenism is 'k:rees" toward a particular end. i11 a kind of "catett.yo" effort. 1never aat1sfylng except to Tokenism plainly can bP quite That may bt as elose to 1 i those who do not want change. static, a single gesture or two. "peal:'eful revolution" aa we Ag11nit tokenilm the Arne GraduiUam unmiJitakabl• im· ever observe. preaurea that beal against topliel stelldy, fluid IDO'Iement. Bul to arpe against gra~u- ta 1 .resi.Jtan(]t are fel~. A good manv mllillmt white lalism as a ~eneral proposition Smce gradualism IS pleasing and Negro advocates of deseg- 1is to oonh!st against the natu~- neither to . t~e ~.1 resisters.,nor ' ' 1ibo savln~ things like : ·al proresses of an orderly socJ- to the nuhtant 1 changers, -~ DeJIUIIea of the oa~~~a IDd on~• ';•di!IP\ ·aa1Jjpolll - . County Bherlfr• depart.. All-Stars fn _ n • 1!)12 Traeti~ .,. x.:.,;.!lJI Is Feature Point COf . lDfant Iefler~~ Soa ., . . .. ·~A-••eei CTo Sponsor hllon, f1, ~- Bol!bt t. """" - "' WIWI!\1 (~-"-·~ ~-pa-t> .. 1 u_,..2i ·~uUy , En --u. trant -me •. ""*""'· .".,a.': bad . .. ;,....,.ion • I w· wan.- SH1RT S It I I I I I "The gradualism of token effort lety :hardly offers " happy'' 110lu· Is not lood enoul!h." The COO· There is hardly anythiDc """"' ]tiono. But through Jr. processDiet in terms li self-fllvidtnt. horrible in mod11m indUitrial n m01t ot the world's work 1t Is a risky misuoe, for moat hiJitory than the noor dlactrdad 1ets done. o1 biJitory Ia written in gradual practice of child labor. Yet It Thi~ otrange, fumbling, steps. Evolution in srietv is took many decadeo ol painful i"l kuHI ol 'I!OVement -fli,.,tlv••l the rule. Revolution, explosive effort to 1et Jaw• on the boob eloty In a curiOUJ yet ., or otherwise ia the rare excej> here and In Europe banning it. equlllbrlum. II Is the only tion. ' The story is •he same in count~ cement we have in I wtrld Gradual chaflie In goln& 011 less reaiml of endeavor throulh otherwise would ba ript>ad all the dmo, the pact varylftl the long courae of hlllory. apart by Ita connlcll. accordln& to many cl'9'molan· Tokenilim is something else. No r11110111lble leader should ceo. Revolution Is Ukely only Any deVelopment which qual· depl.,.. lfaduaUim acepl when chanse is impeded ,.. ifies 11 mere sign or aymbol the dlrtol alt'tmlty ol toellall verely ror a lone, lone time, 1can ~erve . Ji ~..... ~ ~ r!lltr. to '•tunatlon. Ttvat we do not BomeUmeo, when developin& 1provide the look but not the ·In 1118S, 25 ;•!., ;.be-<!lrclm i Jndi"ans Take Red Sox 18-0 f.nFI"ve Rounds I I Voice Of Broadway •.• Reporting ·· Dlllr-~.$kte~ ·'OJIItJOY·~, ..P·,:l!!l!!: ~~ Flower Show Deputt• FaU To Tum Up Shooter dam 11.2, 12.7, rllllllll!i l!el menta 1burotlay ...-. ""' ~·w- ~..... A1na!a lheae entered p-y . comblDod ellorts to and dabiiU. The apecimen col· and Juolitll lludJon Jtlfon fl 011 roJlm Bolter beaJdtal In the Plll!l :M , locate a man who reportedly 1ec11on dlvlllon 11 to lne~ D tv. . lloutllflde, died ••11111 20 115 tit ~ boQn t.tn. M. Wyttle lloblon, tbe llotleat outftl In · !IVAllSTON, Ill. <UPil -Tile .li, Falla 1 !ltod IOYeral lhota In a dtatoly ftve er 1non dllltr<nt _,- uctl ~J,. J.l1lhl in PJeaua1 V~ ..... Mli1la, Rl. I . Bid~U, Paula A. the Mldd~ Fill Plldl SoftAa.-.J'IIumecllo Mrl- ielllllQ if,~t. I,<Jildaa, ir.rm.t IIGCided area on Story't Run""""' In each dilplay. a.- PT. pJ.F.ABANf _ Tho Pl. pi~. The 1ntn bora Ptnoud, Tllurman, Charlea T. baD league riiht """· be.t tbe today lor their Aug. and ~cdlll!io were,on tbe lXI IJM: Melp-GaUia line are open lor MrlcaD Vlolela! Plea- Chamber of c.mmer.. earliet Wedoeaday II Stewart, 411 Flnt St., Pl. Pleu- M el11 JayctOO W 'nluitday el..., . tho . GreoD Boy IIIII. . . above Clleihire. cacti, ...,Uent, gourdo, co~ lri1l . . _ , QJoJtJ pi home. , , 4 ant; Mn. l.,tlwrence El. Crotty, evenlnJ on Buddy l"lfe'• IDd t.uliood by . a cloae . _ Orva PoweU, Rt. 2, Chelhln, orad corn, and oman houte In the llllll WQrlcl preliminary Survtvlrt, Iii addltlOn to ~ U1$ Jellera~ Ave., Pl. Pleu- Led< Wlse'1 lhfee.bltler. bo In (balr flrll eluh Boat _ . . ., . phoned the Gallta County Sber- plaDts. contell In Charleoton at the Clvie parent.o .,. tJuee ElJi. ant,. Jomeo M. Bra-. Mount Fll ·1 llobllon u the a Natlooal l'oolball League 01111 JUvor ·- .Jacob :G. down Jlf'o office at 8:30 p. m and re- ErhibiiiJ In the educational Oonter, Augult IO. abelb, J~yce .11¥1 Dorio Jdlftf, Alto, W. Va., Charles M. Van- blj wltb il ~ dou· 12. 5:\0 a. ·m.; .Lucy . ![ up 1~, , that be had aeon a man catq.., lnciiJde natural ..,. n,. llu&n "'""'Y pi . - aD at home and pa-l ll'and. Cooney, 8110 Locuot St., Mlddl"' bl 1 nd olng1e hUe Mike Tlleadoqo-.out......tthe2 p. m.; Nilloilal up 14,2:11 ~through tbe "!"'"be-...,.,.., ....., u weatbend to _.the coun iD the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clavtoll pori, Donald F Lovett, Rl. 2 • bra' •., linllet u-u Ia 1 oerlmmage a. m:; k. V. Ollrjl.up 11, "55 hlnd.ftiJI- 011 Story a Run, woocl· and Ucbena dried mat· 1814~ Festl 1 : . . Joffen, Soutbllde. Gra da Oak HUI, 4ennll~ Arm Thomu, Utile a co . at ·tbo a ••-.. • . tralnln• p.m.l Roberl RM~. down IS, I aJld ordered. him lo stop. The eriala, ever_,.: and rock ~ . .,lll a'·- have anva opportun-Ity eervlce wiD be ~ S... Jac~ Mrs. WilHam C. Poo, For the ~ayceeo, Bob Cwmlnrl-· • Patten do II I 05 Immediately Ded Into a .--·~ ~ In the "•~ · Jltnuller lDd The wiD- 1 · m.; wn • : maa aDd abeD collectiOIIS. to represe!ll the COIIllly iD the urday at 2 p, m. :-Iron•-, Donald F. WlliJa, Iron- ham douolad, .QIIrlea HamiJ. ~ ·•- led nd Homer Smltb polnl bailie .;. • a.m. ; A. E. Dyke• up If, 2:35 wooded area on a nearby hUJ, '"··west · v· . . M' W lei mony cemetery at SwlbJiclt loll, John B. McSorley, Hanging d";,bi:dg ' a ... .Roger Le C1ere •• lll·• Bedcjord up 17, 4 and aeveral mlnute.o later lour J' H ~ Jrgmta. ISS or wltb the Rev. Harry r,!lllft' or. Rock, Candy W. Allen, ArgJIUte, "' · a. m.; Albeit ll!!li!q up 18; 7:30 five shots were heard. from &mmy l8e Oflt pageanL liciaUftl .. Friends ma,y ..U ~ Ky., Jellery Allen Arnold, RaV· Hobson plicllen fanned two, The ocrimmoge w11 «MMIjjrioed a. m.; Jerry 11oqartb up It, the woods. T H' 4-H Cl b Cedi O.Vrick, managing dJ. the L. G. Mohr ~ llonW. ens.,ood, W. Va., Mrs. 88llll C. walked five. Jaycee tossen lao14< ol!enalve pla)'l, equally dJ. 5:40 a_ . m.; Chrii ·Jr . .down 19, o 18 U reCtor of the Chamber. said that __ _ Randoipb, Ripley, W. Va., and nad four, walked live. vldad betw8011 the two teamo. &:f5 a. m.; Now · Martinsville Court Is Busy In MASON _ The Happy Go- the eontett Is open to all girls . . . --~ - · Mrs. Enos L. Donnelly, MIJI. obson A-' Lucky 4-H Club met on Mon- In .the county who meet the.'"' 2311 000 s-a 7 S There wera 110 klck.offo or pun... dOWJI 1t, 8:45 a . . m.; Miss Lou M , wood, W. Va. H doen II, 7:05 a. m.; ~- GoneetgS oc•IOU8 day OY'llliq at the home ol Jim- """'"'ents of a 1obacco Festival. . Blrllu Jayceeo 2011 001 0-3 S 1 A ;>air o1 . fie~ goals by Bob vlve up ·21, 1:10 'i. m.: Biitgo Donald L. Cole, Wadeworlh, my Wise ;m..., the club mern- coutettant. Mrs Ralph E •··el 1 Rt 2 D ...... "'fe (WP) Lee~ Wile of Miam <I Ohto put the up ' :12 5·15 a m . Eu•ene Jonea r·-~ ·•-• ... bond .........._ •·- -'oyed a wiener roast Miss su~ Call. runner up to the Boautlfully Laundorelt 1 · ' ' na• ' UUU\IJ' ,.. ' • Ali.Stan In front in the JeCOOd ' • ·' ·' 1 • vnelu::u ..on 8 ~~ J,llllt'l 15 o:•.,. : State Tobacco Queen lut sum• . Cro1m City, son, 8:51 p. m. (I), and Steve Utile. BID D&. Jencka booted field Ol1a down 22, 1:411 1. m.; Di,patcher lnll charge; Dwight s. Haley, A short business meeting . and Ftnlshecl 1 'nluraday. Mra. W. Eugene Jlob. vbo LP), Don Qulsettberry (I), the 17 and 30 ard : up 23, 2:20 a. ·m.; Elsereliff up RuUand was rmed $50 and <oSII was held. Plans were made to m..-, w•l represent the state . •nl C erls, Rt. I Galllpolla, son, 8;54 and H. Smttb. th Bean ru ,./ "":;, 23, 3:40 a. m.; HamRl<>n dwn $40 811Spended for allow· enter a noat lor the Mason the National contat m Rich...h 1 a. m. Thuraday. Mrs. Marvbt : P cit~ ";'"" 23, 4:115 a. m.; Indiana up 23, Jng an unllcensad minor to oper- County Fair. Games were play· mood. Va. ~~h. t h E"':Z 8 1 Luther Ralph, Rt. 2 Cheshire, Mib Ditlut 1 ho . ~~- 1:20 a. m.; Raveno- up a motor vichie· Lorry J. ed under the direction ol Aud· orhmo may tam cui rou ... :. IIOD, 8•45 a. m. Tburaday. to a. w Bt f • Greenup 2:45 p. m.; . Charles Hudson Pomery w~. fined ~roy Shuler and Donna Shuler It e Mason County Agrl ture Ex· , Dt.aebarpd ar ey " 111 or an I Stevriesori · up Greermp t:lO nd '•· f def It _ and Norman Reynolds. tension office or the Pt. Pleasant , Llunder..Dry ca.anert 1Chamber 11-yard twchdown run . a cos~ or a ec ve ex of Commerce Pomeroy WY 2-1421 Patlenta recenUy dlacbargad · p. m.; Franklin B. up Greenup h•ust system on his vehicle, and Hostesses were Mrs. James I · Included Mra. Sanford Griffith, Le Clerc mined the kick lor 111:50 p. m.; Lunga Point u Jack tr.. Kelly, Chester wa• fin- Wise, and Mrs. J. H. Turner. Mrs. Edgar McGlone, Oecar extra point, but aucceedod in Greenup 4:35 a. m.; Luther ed '10 and cosiiJ for laiiJns to " Planning Cover..d Jordon, Mrs. Ray Jones, HerfourUt perk>d aftet· BIll Herdman down 31, 2:21 a. m.; stop at a stop •liD In county Mothert' Club, Di•h Dinner Evf'nl bert Chambers, Mrtt. Fred !&-yard IICOI'in& pau to Crucible down Sl, 4:55 a. m.; court Thursday. , , , PI'. PLEASANT _ Plans for Roush, Wayne GarriJion, Lewts Col. Davenport up :12,2:06 a.m.; Others were Edward W. Famdz"•• Swzm covered dish luncheon at H'iddt•n ll County Gerage, M. stewart, Mrs. Raymond Middleport's Boys' League a.. 1 M'tdlell cit Cotton Queen up 33, 12:25 a.m.; Pomeroy Rt. 3 for· MASON - The Mason Moth- valley Country Club have 1 CJark~ Mrs. C&Jvln Lyons, Silas Indians won a 5-inning, 18-0 { ey took • pit • R. H. Bosworth II up 33, 1:25 bond for operaiing an er's Club members and their announcf'd by Mrs. c. J Hyer. Flirgrounds King and Mrs. Edward Shank game over the Red Sox Thurs- O.rlstlrom Sonny Gibbs, Texas 8. m.; Tampico up 33, 2:10 unsafe vehicle, Willie Je Car· families enjoyed a swimming I The lunchoon will he We<lnes·ll July 28 - 11 a.m. til ? and Infant daughter. day evening with Bill Hackett aprin.::' 14 :n:k,the : a. m.; Polly K. up. 34, 2:~ . Thotnpson, Ga., forfeited party oo Wednesday. at the day , July !t, tollowing the · Amoa1 Alling the batUng leader. Ia p.m.; Illinois up 34, 3.05 p.m., hi• for over-length vehicle, and Kyger Creek pooL A ptcntc was Day golltournarnent. Members ,f 51 , touchdo A.ct:ording to. the midnight re- Hackett had a trlple and two of~ wn OD the st play Sycamore up 34, 7·:30 P· m:.; Eu- Peter Gyure, Glouster forfeited held later. the Womt>n 's GQU Association are pori ol the nursing depa~, singles, while DenniB llackett 'scrimmage. gene Wood down 34, t:IS p.m.; ooe for driving oft the rightslde During a short business meet· osk..d to bring a dish of food, ] tho!e palleniiJ wbo were ltsted singled, Dickie Smith singled RETIJRN WAL!t·A·WAYS Wayne H. down 34, 12:30 a.m. highway. lng the group dectded. to spon- their own utensils. and cards for i GaiU,.IIt Dam _ Cathy R sor an Ice cream soc•al to be tlrue desiring to play. Guests may Mambon •nd Gu..ta · as fair lncltlded Mra. Eva Marie and doubled Lee Little homer· Pomero police ported t Bed<, Mrtt. Eustus Plymale, ed, and Pal MuUen doubled. For walk·a·wa~s from r~e Alhe': up 8 , 40 p. m.: Estern up mid: DRlVEII CITED held Friday, July 26th at the be invited. ~ ~~~~~ Mrs. E. L. Domtelly, Dorr Boso, lht Sox, Bobby Lewis. Rex Staie hospital Robert Lemle night; Caleb H. up I:05 a. m.; The State Highway Patrol ell· ;Mason Youth Center at 6 p.m. Roy Mathias, Mrs. Ora lliexand· Roush, and Randy Becker each and Otho Tr~cey of Pome..!'' Polly Crane down 6:30 a. m.; ed Eugene Pirl Elllott, 16, ol The proceeds will be used lor ACCIDENT REPORTED SEMI-ANNUAL or, George Ilunl, LewiJI Slaten, singled. have been returned lo the to1,. Tibolt up t :IO 1 . m.: . John New Haven, inln Meigs Juven· the Centennial fund . PJ' PLEASANT- The Sheriff's OtUe McGraw, Cleland Hines, Danny Lewis for the Red Sox pttal Ladd Dean and Semel down· court Aug. 3 after a wreck department investigated a two-veMrl. Pearl Brown, E. A. Reed, fanned flve, walked nlne whlle · bound and waiting and Olauvin at 5:50 a. m, today ~ Syracuse . MASON PERSONALS hicle accident '111ursday re-aulting Miso Maymo Berridge, and Dickie Smith, working three inTWO CITED up bound and walling In which neither Elliott or five M1ss Susan Warner daughter in approximately !ilOO \ MerchJ. Clark. nings, fanned lour, walked three Tbe Obio St~te p · r ' . passengers were injured. Tbe of ~r: and Mrs: Ralph Warner, damage, but no personal injuries. NOW IN PROGRESS and D Hackett goinv the ftnal ed t ~- 1 athetrol e~ KnawU IUver - Solvay up 1953 Mercury he was driving js Vl!ntmg relattves at Dunbar. The mi"hap occurred on a . arre.~ S n Hu past a London 4'45 0 pen Saturd ay 9to9 two filMed three, ~ walked two, ~ wo Robert · a. m.; Helen Z· had heavy damage. Elliott lost W. Va. road. 1.2 mtles east of Route 1 22 tor the Indians. pours, lted · ~e~U up Marmet 6:0$ a.m.; Charier- control on a curve one mile Mrs. Darrell Ryan and son of and involved a car driven 8 ~nd oi up · WJnfiekl. 1:50 p.. m. ; C. north of the southern corpora~ Charleston, are visiting a few Charles D. Chattin, 21 , and Red Sox . . . . .. 000 -oo 0 3 4 cc:::~i~ (Continued from page I I Indians ...... 717 3x - 18 7 0 ·Dwight S. Ha':r., 45 ~·Mid· V. Hamer, up 'Yinlleld 9:10p.m. lioo Une n Rt. 124, hit a guard- Idays with Mr. and Mrs . Rod other driven b) Jes.<P M. i Molly. D. Lewis and Roush. Smith dte rt )ted y, M' • Semel down '1/tnlleld 10:20 p.m. rail wrecked four poats and 401Pauiey. i 43 . hotb of Route 2. Leon. MIDDLEPORT, o. 7 24 ltp (WP), D. Hackett (4) and Glaze, ~ ~ f to elg~county W. H·. lillafer, Jr. down Winfield feet' of railing. He was ci~M Dr. and Mrs. Leo Konieczny 1 •v~eh:ic~Jes:_:s:id:es:w~iped::;·...,,...,.......J:;~~~~~~~~~ P. S. No .. 2 - We have fond Warner (4) · co~ Y 1or perm g an 11 p. m:; LeUa Shearer down 1speed in excess of conditions. lvJsited ori Monday evemng w1th II' bopes that FranclB wiD be ' un censes m RCH" to operate. Winfield 12:10 a. m.; LUcy Jane I her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F · gon• In the .m.':,mlni!- PLEASE. ASKS DIVO Loc~a Winfield 2:46 a.m. PLAN SUPPER Board . .The Konieczny's dough· My P. s.. He 1 gone, un0 RCE There will be a watermelon ter. Elizabeth, remained for a ~111'0~! ..- '" " · ha~w:edM~':".!l~ ~:=· 14'Stilthe!1 Needf'd supper beginning at noon S.t· 1visil with her grandparents. Y T Cl W d urday and lasting unHI 9 p. m. 1 . ANNOUNCE BIRTH un known, lor dtvorce, 0 ose oun when cold watennelon and cold I ENTERS HOSPITAL Mr. and Mn. Bryan Gilmore Foyd Brewn of the Uevlng wiD be served Spon·l PT. PLEASANT _ Earl C. of HarriJionvlile announces the MAN KILLED Plumbing softball team of Pt. Senior Girl· Scoot Mohr, Pl. Pleasant, 1 rel{ation are Fast Pitch Soft ball . PIay Chicago Ed~es ROBINSON'S 7 BASKET PICNIC Pomeroy Eagles No. 2171 Reports From The SALE· The Day After I tb r! I 1 THE SHOE BOX '"'! :~~nt'!r~~!r H:T~~n ~f.u!~ Tigers H ld 0nto Lead In p PI omeroy ay bus. Grandparents are Mr. and Pomeroy's second place M!•· Clyde Dilch~~ of' Colum· :ers Tburstlay kept their bus and Walter Gilmore, game lead over the Jets with eroy. Great grandparents are 8 convincing IH victory over Mr. and Mn. Jamea Clerk and the Redlegs. Earl Dllcher ol Albany RD 2. ' Bobby Burdette was In rare as he whiffed 11 of the 18 outs while allowing a single Mike Roush and a double to Kelly McKenzie. He walked and hit two. Jeff Mankin twirled well for Red legs striking out. five granting nine free tr1ps. Larry Walker of the Tigers a three run homer and two Factory Authorized MOTOROLA DEALER Headquarten For . . • TELEVISION . • STEREO . • HOME & CAR .RADIOS • TRANS. ISTOR RADIOS Do It _..... .... Radio& T.V. __ WY 2-5291 N. 2nd Ave J . G=IJI.s~c:~·f:fee:·t!'b.n!l!'f':! u:·~~e';l~u~ de~th Thursaay at 1:~ p. m., the Bend Softbail Tournament it ts believed, when a tractor at Mason, Thureda~ evening. pulling l~s up • hiD lipped Brown collided wtth the over on htm, Gallla Co u n I y cher 011 hiJI team wbile Coroner Donati R. Warehime lo field a bunt and was cut and Sheriff Oscar Baird said. ,about the ear by the catcber's Stroud was '101 found unUl 7:05 tiWik. He was Iaten to Pleas· p. m. 8Iter noIghbon beliD a "''til any ex hibil ' search. Scene ol the ·tragedy Taylor, Mason Town was about one mile ea~t ol Bu- It waa re~r~M that 14 lavUJe on the Georges Creek were required to clOse the road. Death was from a crush- wound. He was treated and re· ed chest. leued. SERMONETIE I=:? I Dan Hood came with lour singles, and Burdette helped his cause with two Tandlger RohlgtteerrsAbbowetrte. a single. S10 122-!1 II 3 1101 000-1 2 S Burdette and J lm Jeff Mankin IDd Mike IN CAVALRY WERNER !!"wn Army PFC Charles E. Han· son of Mr. and Mrs. ErnHaning, Carpenter Is mom. o1 the lsi Cavalry Division which lhlll montb its 20th year ol service . the Far EuL He Is a com- By Howard Rappel! Firll Ualled Preobyterla Cburcb Mlddltporl, "FOR PETE'S SAKE" ous enterlalnment of ah," minds were . about one little family . Since more wu beard later In the evening, aU fell assured that the boy and hiJI parenta had been reont~M· "That the h d been loond, , a · . 1 Theil ChO:ch of,!,:: -.!. lonny hour!".. eknoops .._,,uus • 1uau we ess, problems wu till showi . tbe 1c1' in ~. b 1 nght war u.-vcau, r g that the. "Light of the can sltll be found m beariJI. . Darkened "1 Urnes . beariiJ may be, b•g news be the small concerns. The Son ol God has yet. to be au ,_ Text: Jo.. S:lf,17 Modern day expresslone are a part ol everyday life. "For the Jove ol Mike," "Let George do it," "Every Tom, lllck, and Harry n or "For Pete'• Sake'" • • The list Is as ..... u tbe htJ. man tongue! A mlnlster auendlng the Gen. eral Auembly o1 the Presby· terlan Church being held Ibis year at Des' Moines, spoke o1 one o1 the thlnga took his attention during performance o1 the WITH THE FAMILY t:• hospital for observation. Mr. ASKED ro MEET . Mohr suffered a light stroke Ralph Jarvis, Eastern band while visiUng In Cincinnati and direct . asking 11 Eighth , was returned to .hiJI home or memhe,: report to ;Wednesday by the L. G. Mohr the hi h ochool for hand prac- i funeral home ambulance. ti .!._. J ly t , .•• · ce ••e~ay, u ·30 a ·PleaUDI Valley HO&pltal p. m. ADM1TIED - Mrs. Sarah DANCE STAURDAY Byus, Pt. Pleasant; James The Pomeroy Band Boosters Gardner, Pl. Pleasant. Association Is sponsoring DISCHARGED ~ Mrs. Milt· high school dance party at <in Long and son, Pliny ; Billy high school auditorium Abshire, MinersvU1e; J ohn day evening from 8 to n p. m. Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. The Jays will emcee. The Pearson and son, Pt. Enjoy good food in a cool, relax· ed atmosphere. The MARTIN Restaurant ba.':J is invited. MAKES CALLS ~- p m ~e··y .. ~ 0 e r 0 y erne•• ·~ squad wlent to the home of Rokg• Pomeroy to ta . e hbn to MetiS MemiH'ial hosptl· al when be became iU, due to the heat, at 11:20 p. m. Thurs· day. Today at I : to a. m. Allee Kerr, Sommerville, w. Va., was tak to M . M . ho e etgs emorla 1 Ipltal as a medical patient. Cui~· LOCAL TEMPS The temperature at 11:20 a.m. Pomeroy was 84 dOIIf'OOS. ATHLETE'S FOOT HOW TO IRIAT IT- ALUM A No. ROUTE 7 \ •• • • : • •• • : • • BARGAIN • • • NATION 30I • •• of the •••, , •0 Designed for ROOFS and all types o( METAL and MA SONRY. Coats, eaulks, bE'&U· tlfles and reflects heat. Wa· torproof and rustproof. Get it tomorrow! Guaran!Hd 8 y oanl • • o o1 134 Mill St. 0 0 1 0 a• • • MORE LEISURE TIME 'SUMMER dAS $2.95 NOW 78c Mlddloport 'l1l! Ouarclt 11 the "feUow- "WIU the parenlt of Ml<'~~ 1~•\h~lp:. ol · the .found." lor the Hoclges please come to of Mike," lor "Pete's room used by the lor "Every Tom, Dick, Local Arrqemeats? " lor the ·"love of From ponderous and me, ond lor "Gad'• church, the ff too. I, \ ' .' 1-. ·'• ., Fall and Winter"Jewelry 3 ROOMS ONLY 3 ROOM GROUP AlLOW A I - - New '299 '299 .... ...;._Jia_ Camas ••• t..._ 0 1:-. R·owley &-' MAIDWARE ••• • • • • • I 1 1 HAVE THIS ••• M ON T H oo He•vy Duty Liquid Aluminum Coating MIDDLEPORT 1 l EWI 5 by the dark destres ::t~f~~~;~~~;~~:~ 1 bear! o! man. ·~~~~~:~111 REPAIR SERVICE The church knows that IIIJ WY 2·2374 engineer 1n Headquarters "Ebjeh." Iiuring the lntermlssloo, one of the coJIJIIIissloners . porpoae in Ufe is to over to the microphone litp!ber thoae who na•••1• "Your attenllon · .Op8r•~M - a child and 'l'ltree thousand perBODS qu~~~ I ~d~P:IfODta; • · person and hie ly111:~:~ down when the tat Battle Group Middleport eompany, lllvislon's 7th Cavalry cc \Vould,.ld ~" • I :~~~ o~ M::~~n~;:t\v. No.6, at the town hall In . . �• Jf '1 • Hobson Hot In ~ospital News ' !-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O, Jul7' at, 'qa Th• Daily ....pntinel Starting Gun I COMMENTATINO EDITORIAU Y • ......,. jloopllll ' /Jelen llelp -Ust Making Haste Slov. ..f ., . lleloft, lott.l• Some who speak out on the racial Issue use the words "tokenism" and "gradual· Ism" u 11 tbey were aynonyms. They a,-, not. The CO!l$0quence of their misuse eould be considerable misunderstanding. The dictionary define• token as someth11~ which serves as a "mere al~n or sample of the real thing." Tokenism obviouslv ~. "';he& a policy or practice HIDlted to token, moves. On the other hand. lfaduol· roadb' only re- \subslance ol ch"!'P. It Ia at lorn Ia deflaed 11 the "doctrine movt'l ••n1o '"-Y onct a llrsl and 1111111 otep. of proceeding bv gradual dP- be greatl) ~ l)t!eded for a whUt In what~er field, tokenism is 'k:rees" toward a particular end. i11 a kind of "catett.yo" effort. 1never aat1sfylng except to Tokenism plainly can bP quite That may bt as elose to 1 i those who do not want change. static, a single gesture or two. "peal:'eful revolution" aa we Ag11nit tokenilm the Arne GraduiUam unmiJitakabl• im· ever observe. preaurea that beal against topliel stelldy, fluid IDO'Iement. Bul to arpe against gra~u- ta 1 .resi.Jtan(]t are fel~. A good manv mllillmt white lalism as a ~eneral proposition Smce gradualism IS pleasing and Negro advocates of deseg- 1is to oonh!st against the natu~- neither to . t~e ~.1 resisters.,nor ' ' 1ibo savln~ things like : ·al proresses of an orderly socJ- to the nuhtant 1 changers, -~ DeJIUIIea of the oa~~~a IDd on~• ';•di!IP\ ·aa1Jjpolll - . County Bherlfr• depart.. All-Stars fn _ n • 1!)12 Traeti~ .,. x.:.,;.!lJI Is Feature Point COf . lDfant Iefler~~ Soa ., . . .. ·~A-••eei CTo Sponsor hllon, f1, ~- Bol!bt t. """" - "' WIWI!\1 (~-"-·~ ~-pa-t> .. 1 u_,..2i ·~uUy , En --u. trant -me •. ""*""'· .".,a.': bad . .. ;,....,.ion • I w· wan.- SH1RT S It I I I I I "The gradualism of token effort lety :hardly offers " happy'' 110lu· Is not lood enoul!h." The COO· There is hardly anythiDc """"' ]tiono. But through Jr. processDiet in terms li self-fllvidtnt. horrible in mod11m indUitrial n m01t ot the world's work 1t Is a risky misuoe, for moat hiJitory than the noor dlactrdad 1ets done. o1 biJitory Ia written in gradual practice of child labor. Yet It Thi~ otrange, fumbling, steps. Evolution in srietv is took many decadeo ol painful i"l kuHI ol 'I!OVement -fli,.,tlv••l the rule. Revolution, explosive effort to 1et Jaw• on the boob eloty In a curiOUJ yet ., or otherwise ia the rare excej> here and In Europe banning it. equlllbrlum. II Is the only tion. ' The story is •he same in count~ cement we have in I wtrld Gradual chaflie In goln& 011 less reaiml of endeavor throulh otherwise would ba ript>ad all the dmo, the pact varylftl the long courae of hlllory. apart by Ita connlcll. accordln& to many cl'9'molan· Tokenilim is something else. No r11110111lble leader should ceo. Revolution Is Ukely only Any deVelopment which qual· depl.,.. lfaduaUim acepl when chanse is impeded ,.. ifies 11 mere sign or aymbol the dlrtol alt'tmlty ol toellall verely ror a lone, lone time, 1can ~erve . Ji ~..... ~ ~ r!lltr. to '•tunatlon. Ttvat we do not BomeUmeo, when developin& 1provide the look but not the ·In 1118S, 25 ;•!., ;.be-<!lrclm i Jndi"ans Take Red Sox 18-0 f.nFI"ve Rounds I I Voice Of Broadway •.• Reporting ·· Dlllr-~.$kte~ ·'OJIItJOY·~, ..P·,:l!!l!!: ~~ Flower Show Deputt• FaU To Tum Up Shooter dam 11.2, 12.7, rllllllll!i l!el menta 1burotlay ...-. ""' ~·w- ~..... A1na!a lheae entered p-y . comblDod ellorts to and dabiiU. The apecimen col· and Juolitll lludJon Jtlfon fl 011 roJlm Bolter beaJdtal In the Plll!l :M , locate a man who reportedly 1ec11on dlvlllon 11 to lne~ D tv. . lloutllflde, died ••11111 20 115 tit ~ boQn t.tn. M. Wyttle lloblon, tbe llotleat outftl In · !IVAllSTON, Ill. <UPil -Tile .li, Falla 1 !ltod IOYeral lhota In a dtatoly ftve er 1non dllltr<nt _,- uctl ~J,. J.l1lhl in PJeaua1 V~ ..... Mli1la, Rl. I . Bid~U, Paula A. the Mldd~ Fill Plldl SoftAa.-.J'IIumecllo Mrl- ielllllQ if,~t. I,<Jildaa, ir.rm.t IIGCided area on Story't Run""""' In each dilplay. a.- PT. pJ.F.ABANf _ Tho Pl. pi~. The 1ntn bora Ptnoud, Tllurman, Charlea T. baD league riiht """· be.t tbe today lor their Aug. and ~cdlll!io were,on tbe lXI IJM: Melp-GaUia line are open lor MrlcaD Vlolela! Plea- Chamber of c.mmer.. earliet Wedoeaday II Stewart, 411 Flnt St., Pl. Pleu- M el11 JayctOO W 'nluitday el..., . tho . GreoD Boy IIIII. . . above Clleihire. cacti, ...,Uent, gourdo, co~ lri1l . . _ , QJoJtJ pi home. , , 4 ant; Mn. l.,tlwrence El. Crotty, evenlnJ on Buddy l"lfe'• IDd t.uliood by . a cloae . _ Orva PoweU, Rt. 2, Chelhln, orad corn, and oman houte In the llllll WQrlcl preliminary Survtvlrt, Iii addltlOn to ~ U1$ Jellera~ Ave., Pl. Pleu- Led< Wlse'1 lhfee.bltler. bo In (balr flrll eluh Boat _ . . ., . phoned the Gallta County Sber- plaDts. contell In Charleoton at the Clvie parent.o .,. tJuee ElJi. ant,. Jomeo M. Bra-. Mount Fll ·1 llobllon u the a Natlooal l'oolball League 01111 JUvor ·- .Jacob :G. down Jlf'o office at 8:30 p. m and re- ErhibiiiJ In the educational Oonter, Augult IO. abelb, J~yce .11¥1 Dorio Jdlftf, Alto, W. Va., Charles M. Van- blj wltb il ~ dou· 12. 5:\0 a. ·m.; .Lucy . ![ up 1~, , that be had aeon a man catq.., lnciiJde natural ..,. n,. llu&n "'""'Y pi . - aD at home and pa-l ll'and. Cooney, 8110 Locuot St., Mlddl"' bl 1 nd olng1e hUe Mike Tlleadoqo-.out......tthe2 p. m.; Nilloilal up 14,2:11 ~through tbe "!"'"be-...,.,.., ....., u weatbend to _.the coun iD the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clavtoll pori, Donald F Lovett, Rl. 2 • bra' •., linllet u-u Ia 1 oerlmmage a. m:; k. V. Ollrjl.up 11, "55 hlnd.ftiJI- 011 Story a Run, woocl· and Ucbena dried mat· 1814~ Festl 1 : . . Joffen, Soutbllde. Gra da Oak HUI, 4ennll~ Arm Thomu, Utile a co . at ·tbo a ••-.. • . tralnln• p.m.l Roberl RM~. down IS, I aJld ordered. him lo stop. The eriala, ever_,.: and rock ~ . .,lll a'·- have anva opportun-Ity eervlce wiD be ~ S... Jac~ Mrs. WilHam C. Poo, For the ~ayceeo, Bob Cwmlnrl-· • Patten do II I 05 Immediately Ded Into a .--·~ ~ In the "•~ · Jltnuller lDd The wiD- 1 · m.; wn • : maa aDd abeD collectiOIIS. to represe!ll the COIIllly iD the urday at 2 p, m. :-Iron•-, Donald F. WlliJa, Iron- ham douolad, .QIIrlea HamiJ. ~ ·•- led nd Homer Smltb polnl bailie .;. • a.m. ; A. E. Dyke• up If, 2:35 wooded area on a nearby hUJ, '"··west · v· . . M' W lei mony cemetery at SwlbJiclt loll, John B. McSorley, Hanging d";,bi:dg ' a ... .Roger Le C1ere •• lll·• Bedcjord up 17, 4 and aeveral mlnute.o later lour J' H ~ Jrgmta. ISS or wltb the Rev. Harry r,!lllft' or. Rock, Candy W. Allen, ArgJIUte, "' · a. m.; Albeit ll!!li!q up 18; 7:30 five shots were heard. from &mmy l8e Oflt pageanL liciaUftl .. Friends ma,y ..U ~ Ky., Jellery Allen Arnold, RaV· Hobson plicllen fanned two, The ocrimmoge w11 «MMIjjrioed a. m.; Jerry 11oqartb up It, the woods. T H' 4-H Cl b Cedi O.Vrick, managing dJ. the L. G. Mohr ~ llonW. ens.,ood, W. Va., Mrs. 88llll C. walked five. Jaycee tossen lao14< ol!enalve pla)'l, equally dJ. 5:40 a_ . m.; Chrii ·Jr . .down 19, o 18 U reCtor of the Chamber. said that __ _ Randoipb, Ripley, W. Va., and nad four, walked live. vldad betw8011 the two teamo. &:f5 a. m.; Now · Martinsville Court Is Busy In MASON _ The Happy Go- the eontett Is open to all girls . . . --~ - · Mrs. Enos L. Donnelly, MIJI. obson A-' Lucky 4-H Club met on Mon- In .the county who meet the.'"' 2311 000 s-a 7 S There wera 110 klck.offo or pun... dOWJI 1t, 8:45 a . . m.; Miss Lou M , wood, W. Va. H doen II, 7:05 a. m.; ~- GoneetgS oc•IOU8 day OY'llliq at the home ol Jim- """'"'ents of a 1obacco Festival. . Blrllu Jayceeo 2011 001 0-3 S 1 A ;>air o1 . fie~ goals by Bob vlve up ·21, 1:10 'i. m.: Biitgo Donald L. Cole, Wadeworlh, my Wise ;m..., the club mern- coutettant. Mrs Ralph E •··el 1 Rt 2 D ...... "'fe (WP) Lee~ Wile of Miam <I Ohto put the up ' :12 5·15 a m . Eu•ene Jonea r·-~ ·•-• ... bond .........._ •·- -'oyed a wiener roast Miss su~ Call. runner up to the Boautlfully Laundorelt 1 · ' ' na• ' UUU\IJ' ,.. ' • Ali.Stan In front in the JeCOOd ' • ·' ·' 1 • vnelu::u ..on 8 ~~ J,llllt'l 15 o:•.,. : State Tobacco Queen lut sum• . Cro1m City, son, 8:51 p. m. (I), and Steve Utile. BID D&. Jencka booted field Ol1a down 22, 1:411 1. m.; Di,patcher lnll charge; Dwight s. Haley, A short business meeting . and Ftnlshecl 1 'nluraday. Mra. W. Eugene Jlob. vbo LP), Don Qulsettberry (I), the 17 and 30 ard : up 23, 2:20 a. ·m.; Elsereliff up RuUand was rmed $50 and <oSII was held. Plans were made to m..-, w•l represent the state . •nl C erls, Rt. I Galllpolla, son, 8;54 and H. Smttb. th Bean ru ,./ "":;, 23, 3:40 a. m.; HamRl<>n dwn $40 811Spended for allow· enter a noat lor the Mason the National contat m Rich...h 1 a. m. Thuraday. Mrs. Marvbt : P cit~ ";'"" 23, 4:115 a. m.; Indiana up 23, Jng an unllcensad minor to oper- County Fair. Games were play· mood. Va. ~~h. t h E"':Z 8 1 Luther Ralph, Rt. 2 Cheshire, Mib Ditlut 1 ho . ~~- 1:20 a. m.; Raveno- up a motor vichie· Lorry J. ed under the direction ol Aud· orhmo may tam cui rou ... :. IIOD, 8•45 a. m. Tburaday. to a. w Bt f • Greenup 2:45 p. m.; . Charles Hudson Pomery w~. fined ~roy Shuler and Donna Shuler It e Mason County Agrl ture Ex· , Dt.aebarpd ar ey " 111 or an I Stevriesori · up Greermp t:lO nd '•· f def It _ and Norman Reynolds. tension office or the Pt. Pleasant , Llunder..Dry ca.anert 1Chamber 11-yard twchdown run . a cos~ or a ec ve ex of Commerce Pomeroy WY 2-1421 Patlenta recenUy dlacbargad · p. m.; Franklin B. up Greenup h•ust system on his vehicle, and Hostesses were Mrs. James I · Included Mra. Sanford Griffith, Le Clerc mined the kick lor 111:50 p. m.; Lunga Point u Jack tr.. Kelly, Chester wa• fin- Wise, and Mrs. J. H. Turner. Mrs. Edgar McGlone, Oecar extra point, but aucceedod in Greenup 4:35 a. m.; Luther ed '10 and cosiiJ for laiiJns to " Planning Cover..d Jordon, Mrs. Ray Jones, HerfourUt perk>d aftet· BIll Herdman down 31, 2:21 a. m.; stop at a stop •liD In county Mothert' Club, Di•h Dinner Evf'nl bert Chambers, Mrtt. Fred !&-yard IICOI'in& pau to Crucible down Sl, 4:55 a. m.; court Thursday. , , , PI'. PLEASANT _ Plans for Roush, Wayne GarriJion, Lewts Col. Davenport up :12,2:06 a.m.; Others were Edward W. Famdz"•• Swzm covered dish luncheon at H'iddt•n ll County Gerage, M. stewart, Mrs. Raymond Middleport's Boys' League a.. 1 M'tdlell cit Cotton Queen up 33, 12:25 a.m.; Pomeroy Rt. 3 for· MASON - The Mason Moth- valley Country Club have 1 CJark~ Mrs. C&Jvln Lyons, Silas Indians won a 5-inning, 18-0 { ey took • pit • R. H. Bosworth II up 33, 1:25 bond for operaiing an er's Club members and their announcf'd by Mrs. c. J Hyer. Flirgrounds King and Mrs. Edward Shank game over the Red Sox Thurs- O.rlstlrom Sonny Gibbs, Texas 8. m.; Tampico up 33, 2:10 unsafe vehicle, Willie Je Car· families enjoyed a swimming I The lunchoon will he We<lnes·ll July 28 - 11 a.m. til ? and Infant daughter. day evening with Bill Hackett aprin.::' 14 :n:k,the : a. m.; Polly K. up. 34, 2:~ . Thotnpson, Ga., forfeited party oo Wednesday. at the day , July !t, tollowing the · Amoa1 Alling the batUng leader. Ia p.m.; Illinois up 34, 3.05 p.m., hi• for over-length vehicle, and Kyger Creek pooL A ptcntc was Day golltournarnent. Members ,f 51 , touchdo A.ct:ording to. the midnight re- Hackett had a trlple and two of~ wn OD the st play Sycamore up 34, 7·:30 P· m:.; Eu- Peter Gyure, Glouster forfeited held later. the Womt>n 's GQU Association are pori ol the nursing depa~, singles, while DenniB llackett 'scrimmage. gene Wood down 34, t:IS p.m.; ooe for driving oft the rightslde During a short business meet· osk..d to bring a dish of food, ] tho!e palleniiJ wbo were ltsted singled, Dickie Smith singled RETIJRN WAL!t·A·WAYS Wayne H. down 34, 12:30 a.m. highway. lng the group dectded. to spon- their own utensils. and cards for i GaiU,.IIt Dam _ Cathy R sor an Ice cream soc•al to be tlrue desiring to play. Guests may Mambon •nd Gu..ta · as fair lncltlded Mra. Eva Marie and doubled Lee Little homer· Pomero police ported t Bed<, Mrtt. Eustus Plymale, ed, and Pal MuUen doubled. For walk·a·wa~s from r~e Alhe': up 8 , 40 p. m.: Estern up mid: DRlVEII CITED held Friday, July 26th at the be invited. ~ ~~~~~ Mrs. E. L. Domtelly, Dorr Boso, lht Sox, Bobby Lewis. Rex Staie hospital Robert Lemle night; Caleb H. up I:05 a. m.; The State Highway Patrol ell· ;Mason Youth Center at 6 p.m. Roy Mathias, Mrs. Ora lliexand· Roush, and Randy Becker each and Otho Tr~cey of Pome..!'' Polly Crane down 6:30 a. m.; ed Eugene Pirl Elllott, 16, ol The proceeds will be used lor ACCIDENT REPORTED SEMI-ANNUAL or, George Ilunl, LewiJI Slaten, singled. have been returned lo the to1,. Tibolt up t :IO 1 . m.: . John New Haven, inln Meigs Juven· the Centennial fund . PJ' PLEASANT- The Sheriff's OtUe McGraw, Cleland Hines, Danny Lewis for the Red Sox pttal Ladd Dean and Semel down· court Aug. 3 after a wreck department investigated a two-veMrl. Pearl Brown, E. A. Reed, fanned flve, walked nlne whlle · bound and waiting and Olauvin at 5:50 a. m, today ~ Syracuse . MASON PERSONALS hicle accident '111ursday re-aulting Miso Maymo Berridge, and Dickie Smith, working three inTWO CITED up bound and walling In which neither Elliott or five M1ss Susan Warner daughter in approximately !ilOO \ MerchJ. Clark. nings, fanned lour, walked three Tbe Obio St~te p · r ' . passengers were injured. Tbe of ~r: and Mrs: Ralph Warner, damage, but no personal injuries. NOW IN PROGRESS and D Hackett goinv the ftnal ed t ~- 1 athetrol e~ KnawU IUver - Solvay up 1953 Mercury he was driving js Vl!ntmg relattves at Dunbar. The mi"hap occurred on a . arre.~ S n Hu past a London 4'45 0 pen Saturd ay 9to9 two filMed three, ~ walked two, ~ wo Robert · a. m.; Helen Z· had heavy damage. Elliott lost W. Va. road. 1.2 mtles east of Route 1 22 tor the Indians. pours, lted · ~e~U up Marmet 6:0$ a.m.; Charier- control on a curve one mile Mrs. Darrell Ryan and son of and involved a car driven 8 ~nd oi up · WJnfiekl. 1:50 p.. m. ; C. north of the southern corpora~ Charleston, are visiting a few Charles D. Chattin, 21 , and Red Sox . . . . .. 000 -oo 0 3 4 cc:::~i~ (Continued from page I I Indians ...... 717 3x - 18 7 0 ·Dwight S. Ha':r., 45 ~·Mid· V. Hamer, up 'Yinlleld 9:10p.m. lioo Une n Rt. 124, hit a guard- Idays with Mr. and Mrs . Rod other driven b) Jes.<P M. i Molly. D. Lewis and Roush. Smith dte rt )ted y, M' • Semel down '1/tnlleld 10:20 p.m. rail wrecked four poats and 401Pauiey. i 43 . hotb of Route 2. Leon. MIDDLEPORT, o. 7 24 ltp (WP), D. Hackett (4) and Glaze, ~ ~ f to elg~county W. H·. lillafer, Jr. down Winfield feet' of railing. He was ci~M Dr. and Mrs. Leo Konieczny 1 •v~eh:ic~Jes:_:s:id:es:w~iped::;·...,,...,.......J:;~~~~~~~~~ P. S. No .. 2 - We have fond Warner (4) · co~ Y 1or perm g an 11 p. m:; LeUa Shearer down 1speed in excess of conditions. lvJsited ori Monday evemng w1th II' bopes that FranclB wiD be ' un censes m RCH" to operate. Winfield 12:10 a. m.; LUcy Jane I her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F · gon• In the .m.':,mlni!- PLEASE. ASKS DIVO Loc~a Winfield 2:46 a.m. PLAN SUPPER Board . .The Konieczny's dough· My P. s.. He 1 gone, un0 RCE There will be a watermelon ter. Elizabeth, remained for a ~111'0~! ..- '" " · ha~w:edM~':".!l~ ~:=· 14'Stilthe!1 Needf'd supper beginning at noon S.t· 1visil with her grandparents. Y T Cl W d urday and lasting unHI 9 p. m. 1 . ANNOUNCE BIRTH un known, lor dtvorce, 0 ose oun when cold watennelon and cold I ENTERS HOSPITAL Mr. and Mn. Bryan Gilmore Foyd Brewn of the Uevlng wiD be served Spon·l PT. PLEASANT _ Earl C. of HarriJionvlile announces the MAN KILLED Plumbing softball team of Pt. Senior Girl· Scoot Mohr, Pl. Pleasant, 1 rel{ation are Fast Pitch Soft ball . PIay Chicago Ed~es ROBINSON'S 7 BASKET PICNIC Pomeroy Eagles No. 2171 Reports From The SALE· The Day After I tb r! I 1 THE SHOE BOX '"'! :~~nt'!r~~!r H:T~~n ~f.u!~ Tigers H ld 0nto Lead In p PI omeroy ay bus. Grandparents are Mr. and Pomeroy's second place M!•· Clyde Dilch~~ of' Colum· :ers Tburstlay kept their bus and Walter Gilmore, game lead over the Jets with eroy. Great grandparents are 8 convincing IH victory over Mr. and Mn. Jamea Clerk and the Redlegs. Earl Dllcher ol Albany RD 2. ' Bobby Burdette was In rare as he whiffed 11 of the 18 outs while allowing a single Mike Roush and a double to Kelly McKenzie. He walked and hit two. Jeff Mankin twirled well for Red legs striking out. five granting nine free tr1ps. Larry Walker of the Tigers a three run homer and two Factory Authorized MOTOROLA DEALER Headquarten For . . • TELEVISION . • STEREO . • HOME & CAR .RADIOS • TRANS. ISTOR RADIOS Do It _..... .... Radio& T.V. __ WY 2-5291 N. 2nd Ave J . G=IJI.s~c:~·f:fee:·t!'b.n!l!'f':! u:·~~e';l~u~ de~th Thursaay at 1:~ p. m., the Bend Softbail Tournament it ts believed, when a tractor at Mason, Thureda~ evening. pulling l~s up • hiD lipped Brown collided wtth the over on htm, Gallla Co u n I y cher 011 hiJI team wbile Coroner Donati R. Warehime lo field a bunt and was cut and Sheriff Oscar Baird said. ,about the ear by the catcber's Stroud was '101 found unUl 7:05 tiWik. He was Iaten to Pleas· p. m. 8Iter noIghbon beliD a "''til any ex hibil ' search. Scene ol the ·tragedy Taylor, Mason Town was about one mile ea~t ol Bu- It waa re~r~M that 14 lavUJe on the Georges Creek were required to clOse the road. Death was from a crush- wound. He was treated and re· ed chest. leued. SERMONETIE I=:? I Dan Hood came with lour singles, and Burdette helped his cause with two Tandlger RohlgtteerrsAbbowetrte. a single. S10 122-!1 II 3 1101 000-1 2 S Burdette and J lm Jeff Mankin IDd Mike IN CAVALRY WERNER !!"wn Army PFC Charles E. Han· son of Mr. and Mrs. ErnHaning, Carpenter Is mom. o1 the lsi Cavalry Division which lhlll montb its 20th year ol service . the Far EuL He Is a com- By Howard Rappel! Firll Ualled Preobyterla Cburcb Mlddltporl, "FOR PETE'S SAKE" ous enterlalnment of ah," minds were . about one little family . Since more wu beard later In the evening, aU fell assured that the boy and hiJI parenta had been reont~M· "That the h d been loond, , a · . 1 Theil ChO:ch of,!,:: -.!. lonny hour!".. eknoops .._,,uus • 1uau we ess, problems wu till showi . tbe 1c1' in ~. b 1 nght war u.-vcau, r g that the. "Light of the can sltll be found m beariJI. . Darkened "1 Urnes . beariiJ may be, b•g news be the small concerns. The Son ol God has yet. to be au ,_ Text: Jo.. S:lf,17 Modern day expresslone are a part ol everyday life. "For the Jove ol Mike," "Let George do it," "Every Tom, lllck, and Harry n or "For Pete'• Sake'" • • The list Is as ..... u tbe htJ. man tongue! A mlnlster auendlng the Gen. eral Auembly o1 the Presby· terlan Church being held Ibis year at Des' Moines, spoke o1 one o1 the thlnga took his attention during performance o1 the WITH THE FAMILY t:• hospital for observation. Mr. ASKED ro MEET . Mohr suffered a light stroke Ralph Jarvis, Eastern band while visiUng In Cincinnati and direct . asking 11 Eighth , was returned to .hiJI home or memhe,: report to ;Wednesday by the L. G. Mohr the hi h ochool for hand prac- i funeral home ambulance. ti .!._. J ly t , .•• · ce ••e~ay, u ·30 a ·PleaUDI Valley HO&pltal p. m. ADM1TIED - Mrs. Sarah DANCE STAURDAY Byus, Pt. Pleasant; James The Pomeroy Band Boosters Gardner, Pl. Pleasant. Association Is sponsoring DISCHARGED ~ Mrs. Milt· high school dance party at <in Long and son, Pliny ; Billy high school auditorium Abshire, MinersvU1e; J ohn day evening from 8 to n p. m. Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. The Jays will emcee. The Pearson and son, Pt. Enjoy good food in a cool, relax· ed atmosphere. The MARTIN Restaurant ba.':J is invited. MAKES CALLS ~- p m ~e··y .. ~ 0 e r 0 y erne•• ·~ squad wlent to the home of Rokg• Pomeroy to ta . e hbn to MetiS MemiH'ial hosptl· al when be became iU, due to the heat, at 11:20 p. m. Thurs· day. Today at I : to a. m. Allee Kerr, Sommerville, w. Va., was tak to M . M . ho e etgs emorla 1 Ipltal as a medical patient. Cui~· LOCAL TEMPS The temperature at 11:20 a.m. Pomeroy was 84 dOIIf'OOS. ATHLETE'S FOOT HOW TO IRIAT IT- ALUM A No. ROUTE 7 \ •• • • : • •• • : • • BARGAIN • • • NATION 30I • •• of the •••, , •0 Designed for ROOFS and all types o( METAL and MA SONRY. Coats, eaulks, bE'&U· tlfles and reflects heat. Wa· torproof and rustproof. Get it tomorrow! Guaran!Hd 8 y oanl • • o o1 134 Mill St. 0 0 1 0 a• • • MORE LEISURE TIME 'SUMMER dAS $2.95 NOW 78c Mlddloport 'l1l! Ouarclt 11 the "feUow- "WIU the parenlt of Ml<'~~ 1~•\h~lp:. ol · the .found." lor the Hoclges please come to of Mike," lor "Pete's room used by the lor "Every Tom, Dick, Local Arrqemeats? " lor the ·"love of From ponderous and me, ond lor "Gad'• church, the ff too. I, \ ' .' 1-. ·'• ., Fall and Winter"Jewelry 3 ROOMS ONLY 3 ROOM GROUP AlLOW A I - - New '299 '299 .... ...;._Jia_ Camas ••• t..._ 0 1:-. R·owley &-' MAIDWARE ••• • • • • • I 1 1 HAVE THIS ••• M ON T H oo He•vy Duty Liquid Aluminum Coating MIDDLEPORT 1 l EWI 5 by the dark destres ::t~f~~~;~~~;~~:~ 1 bear! o! man. ·~~~~~:~111 REPAIR SERVICE The church knows that IIIJ WY 2·2374 engineer 1n Headquarters "Ebjeh." Iiuring the lntermlssloo, one of the coJIJIIIissloners . porpoae in Ufe is to over to the microphone litp!ber thoae who na•••1• "Your attenllon · .Op8r•~M - a child and 'l'ltree thousand perBODS qu~~~ I ~d~P:IfODta; • · person and hie ly111:~:~ down when the tat Battle Group Middleport eompany, lllvislon's 7th Cavalry cc \Vould,.ld ~" • I :~~~ o~ M::~~n~;:t\v. No.6, at the town hall In . . �.. I 'I ' tl • / '•' Cincinnati Edges Cubs 3-2 Tsitouris; Nuxhall Slated Tonight Sentinel Church News ...m.,...., ,.,. L aLl m., ....., j s,.._ ... dill ·- . Clrl ........ putor; 0. Wlaobnomer. 111()1. SUndar IScbooi ,,. L m, IM!d!no!* IIJI>. Study 7:a p, m. Wed. - HOUSI PAINT '3·.. 04' a faint refrain. God II the B " - ot &I blessi11gs to onan and bea8t llllke. Let us give thanks to Hilll wbo bel so enriched our lives. Open church doon beckon all over our land. Lot as seek songs of the birds • , • the gay laughter the House of the Lord, and enter ia to ot happ)" children • , , we hear the voice pay Him homage. Here lhrotlfh prayer of the Great 0l'll(ltor. Througll his in- and humility, let uo re-de<lieate GWI!elfinite lu.GI a bird IB enabled to ser. nade his mate, a tiny cricket chil')>8 ite VALLEY LU.ER & SUPPLY CO. Crow's Do 1011 ever pause to listen to the voice of God! We hear it every day, wherever we may be. In the whisPering of tan treea , • , the muoio of r01loing brook• • , • the Tuesday -Proverba Phono WY 2-2769 Thlr- Avo. STEAK HOUSE Semi-Final Lineup Clear After Victories • Ml...,ot SALE llorMo/du S11LL.. O'N ' WAS I 1961 LARK 16) - - - - - $1295 Clean and nice, economy ear SANDWICH MOTORCYCLE SCRAMBLE 8 MILES NORTH OF POMEROY ON U.S. 33 e FOLLOW SIGNS Baken ol Holsum Br.Od ''" HEINER'S BAKERY $195 BllDtin.gton, . lboN In Bizet " te 12. MOTOROLA SALES & SERVICI Come In And O.tl Wl!h The a. FQr Whol...lt Prices end Just 1 Rql Good Qlll Local Union 58611 BlveniWood, W.Va. Pomeroy, Ohio · who abli/POd """'"' J"* Damuk4 ta Allanta ol .c., Platel • c.,. ...... w.... .... ..,. .... etrto ePioiolc IIIJIIIIIoo ,.., WltiTEW,AI.LI "" 1. "''oin II. 6,10-7.$0 Pomt,.., POR INSURANCE AGENCY Pomti'01 180 1!. Second Pomeror WY 1-2&40 LIEVING COAL COMPANY REXALL DRUGS Wa FlU AU Doolora Preterlptlono WY 2-2960 Pomeroy Eot.tbllshod in liM Well Collllllbla, W. VL 99 J'llono WY NM BEN FRANK LIN -- 'i ·1 u - CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK '"''ba Prlf!l'll111ont" Plue Tax And ¥Jdcllipbrt, Ohio 4 lle!MIIi.. ~ bp f!IIC BOW~RS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT Pb.llbJonSPHMI HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Support lho Church of Yoar Chol.. HOGG AND ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO., INC. Phone ffW•H(tVelt"' 'I'IHalif Jolpon, W'. VL Altend tho Church of Yovr llloalaol BE~ ' · FRA..I(~IN 1c ta ' RIDf..O~R'S ' ti•I\IIONTH . . IIOAQ·~IID BAHR CLOTHIERS l'l1ll!fJ'1'I.l • o\m..!ANCFI Pbou IIIH1III , · ; ' .'.. GUAMfnE.. ~' ' ,1 I.. , . . . ·•· SUPPLY STOR~· *i.oo I!Dd up POJIEIIQY POMEIOY ... lllddloport, Oblo · " Cot!tlnues With Outstending Values For Tht Femlly. Shop For Bit S.vingsl Cupl.l··-~­ ' "WALGIIEEN AGENCY" SWISHER & LOHSE ~-3870 SALE ,... eleeoh Top feet The Little • e V. D. EDWARDS WY 1-2588 SUMMER CLEARANCE Fundme lV-"1 ' STARK'S DRUGS ROLLER PHARMACY 2.19 .. , , •·• . ' . WY J-2881 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE '~ H& ~~E:\1 CLELAND' S T.V. WY t-nts <&0. ~ Leo L. Vaughan, 1111'. THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA WY Bob RUIIIphrefl tivated by the St. u. Loolo - LOGAN MONUMENT CO. OF MEIGS COUNTY WHO WAll!• • LINCOLN? With lull ~0\ftl' aor,~9 ADditiODiDJ. I dop't. II na BllMPIII\EJS !1.\CI! ST. LOUIS IUPU - Pltc!M!rll Itch 1M ..... walkln& lhorllln .-tM lltylu and materiala. Slitltt te ~.,o Member l'l'D Oreenbnnoo WY ZGR Near Pomeroy.Mason Bridle lo!iddleport .,.. play and Jamaica wallrlna 1 FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES WY 2·2844 Quality Furniture at Lower Prices trans. llldcllepoft POMIIlOY, OHIO Cool Shorts .... W:. Va. 1957 PORD (6) I'A1RLANE $895 $595 BOO 2 Dr. Hardtop. Radio, Heater, one owner, real SPONSORED BY MEIGS M.C. QUI .... WY 2-3284 FOREMAN & ABBOTI ~tL GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Attend tbe Church of Your ChoJce METROPOLITAN MOTORS $1.00 Admlnlon - ChlldNn Unci.. 12 With PeNnlt F,.. ' Phone WY !·2!IBO !Ioken of Good Bread do, Come I'D. 1 p M. JULY28 't lo!iddleport 1957 MERCURY 4 DR. $795 $395 Hardtop. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater, See·lt nice RACES \ PLUMBINO ·• IIM'l'lNO !40 Uncoln St. Middleport NOW 19$1 STUDIIAKIR _ __ fJ?S Champion (6) 4 Dr. Another ecqJIOlllY c;sr -==-~ -- I ~*-lloclit Trueu fine W'ft.lal WILLIS ANTHONY &SONS CO. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. $795 1951 (liEVROLET ~~ $1095 Sla\lon Wagon. Sts. 'l'raDL Cle&ll and aolid, ruJIII Ord.. ly ........ And Toke 'lim Homo RAWU~GS R. H. These Can MUST GO Who'-SIIe & Below Price• • to His serviee and glorifieatiooo. . omo . NEW.YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, '~'~" ~""" ta Obl'f"'l 'l1llJ weoli 1 ' . . li; """""'' .r~~q,a• av•IO '''" · .' wY., .. I �.. I 'I ' tl • / '•' Cincinnati Edges Cubs 3-2 Tsitouris; Nuxhall Slated Tonight Sentinel Church News ...m.,...., ,.,. L aLl m., ....., j s,.._ ... dill ·- . Clrl ........ putor; 0. Wlaobnomer. 111()1. SUndar IScbooi ,,. L m, IM!d!no!* IIJI>. Study 7:a p, m. Wed. - HOUSI PAINT '3·.. 04' a faint refrain. God II the B " - ot &I blessi11gs to onan and bea8t llllke. Let us give thanks to Hilll wbo bel so enriched our lives. Open church doon beckon all over our land. Lot as seek songs of the birds • , • the gay laughter the House of the Lord, and enter ia to ot happ)" children • , , we hear the voice pay Him homage. Here lhrotlfh prayer of the Great 0l'll(ltor. Througll his in- and humility, let uo re-de<lieate GWI!elfinite lu.GI a bird IB enabled to ser. nade his mate, a tiny cricket chil')>8 ite VALLEY LU.ER & SUPPLY CO. Crow's Do 1011 ever pause to listen to the voice of God! We hear it every day, wherever we may be. In the whisPering of tan treea , • , the muoio of r01loing brook• • , • the Tuesday -Proverba Phono WY 2-2769 Thlr- Avo. STEAK HOUSE Semi-Final Lineup Clear After Victories • Ml...,ot SALE llorMo/du S11LL.. O'N ' WAS I 1961 LARK 16) - - - - - $1295 Clean and nice, economy ear SANDWICH MOTORCYCLE SCRAMBLE 8 MILES NORTH OF POMEROY ON U.S. 33 e FOLLOW SIGNS Baken ol Holsum Br.Od ''" HEINER'S BAKERY $195 BllDtin.gton, . lboN In Bizet " te 12. MOTOROLA SALES & SERVICI Come In And O.tl Wl!h The a. FQr Whol...lt Prices end Just 1 Rql Good Qlll Local Union 58611 BlveniWood, W.Va. Pomeroy, Ohio · who abli/POd """'"' J"* Damuk4 ta Allanta ol .c., Platel • c.,. ...... w.... .... ..,. .... etrto ePioiolc IIIJIIIIIoo ,.., WltiTEW,AI.LI "" 1. "''oin II. 6,10-7.$0 Pomt,.., POR INSURANCE AGENCY Pomti'01 180 1!. Second Pomeror WY 1-2&40 LIEVING COAL COMPANY REXALL DRUGS Wa FlU AU Doolora Preterlptlono WY 2-2960 Pomeroy Eot.tbllshod in liM Well Collllllbla, W. VL 99 J'llono WY NM BEN FRANK LIN -- 'i ·1 u - CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK '"''ba Prlf!l'll111ont" Plue Tax And ¥Jdcllipbrt, Ohio 4 lle!MIIi.. ~ bp f!IIC BOW~RS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT Pb.llbJonSPHMI HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Support lho Church of Yoar Chol.. HOGG AND ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO., INC. Phone ffW•H(tVelt"' 'I'IHalif Jolpon, W'. VL Altend tho Church of Yovr llloalaol BE~ ' · FRA..I(~IN 1c ta ' RIDf..O~R'S ' ti•I\IIONTH . . IIOAQ·~IID BAHR CLOTHIERS l'l1ll!fJ'1'I.l • o\m..!ANCFI Pbou IIIH1III , · ; ' .'.. GUAMfnE.. ~' ' ,1 I.. , . . . ·•· SUPPLY STOR~· *i.oo I!Dd up POJIEIIQY POMEIOY ... lllddloport, Oblo · " Cot!tlnues With Outstending Values For Tht Femlly. Shop For Bit S.vingsl Cupl.l··-~­ ' "WALGIIEEN AGENCY" SWISHER & LOHSE ~-3870 SALE ,... eleeoh Top feet The Little • e V. D. EDWARDS WY 1-2588 SUMMER CLEARANCE Fundme lV-"1 ' STARK'S DRUGS ROLLER PHARMACY 2.19 .. , , •·• . ' . WY J-2881 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE '~ H& ~~E:\1 CLELAND' S T.V. WY t-nts <&0. ~ Leo L. Vaughan, 1111'. THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA WY Bob RUIIIphrefl tivated by the St. u. Loolo - LOGAN MONUMENT CO. OF MEIGS COUNTY WHO WAll!• • LINCOLN? With lull ~0\ftl' aor,~9 ADditiODiDJ. I dop't. II na BllMPIII\EJS !1.\CI! ST. LOUIS IUPU - Pltc!M!rll Itch 1M ..... walkln& lhorllln .-tM lltylu and materiala. Slitltt te ~.,o Member l'l'D Oreenbnnoo WY ZGR Near Pomeroy.Mason Bridle lo!iddleport .,.. play and Jamaica wallrlna 1 FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES WY 2·2844 Quality Furniture at Lower Prices trans. llldcllepoft POMIIlOY, OHIO Cool Shorts .... W:. Va. 1957 PORD (6) I'A1RLANE $895 $595 BOO 2 Dr. Hardtop. Radio, Heater, one owner, real SPONSORED BY MEIGS M.C. QUI .... WY 2-3284 FOREMAN & ABBOTI ~tL GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Attend tbe Church of Your ChoJce METROPOLITAN MOTORS $1.00 Admlnlon - ChlldNn Unci.. 12 With PeNnlt F,.. ' Phone WY !·2!IBO !Ioken of Good Bread do, Come I'D. 1 p M. JULY28 't lo!iddleport 1957 MERCURY 4 DR. $795 $395 Hardtop. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater, See·lt nice RACES \ PLUMBINO ·• IIM'l'lNO !40 Uncoln St. Middleport NOW 19$1 STUDIIAKIR _ __ fJ?S Champion (6) 4 Dr. Another ecqJIOlllY c;sr -==-~ -- I ~*-lloclit Trueu fine W'ft.lal WILLIS ANTHONY &SONS CO. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. $795 1951 (liEVROLET ~~ $1095 Sla\lon Wagon. Sts. 'l'raDL Cle&ll and aolid, ruJIII Ord.. ly ........ And Toke 'lim Homo RAWU~GS R. H. These Can MUST GO Who'-SIIe & Below Price• • to His serviee and glorifieatiooo. . omo . NEW.YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, '~'~" ~""" ta Obl'f"'l 'l1llJ weoli 1 ' . . li; """""'' .r~~q,a• av•IO '''" · .' wY., .. I �I, ' ' Sellin~ Everything . But The Kitchen Sink?:Want Ads Can Sell It Too·· Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., July 26, 19tiS WANT AD Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR BUYS '62 Ford T-Bird ,, . ( Ia ssif ied I:=...;Fo,;;;R~sA~LE==~For=s.~·=-;11 Ads Get Results. RAWLINGS HAS A WIDE SELECtLON Dl!aclllll' e.llll MnntliU 4. $3395 61 Olds F-85 Coupe 4-Spelld Std. Trans. Radlo, Heater, New WSW Tires. Deluxe. 4 Dr. Sedan. V-8 Hydramalic Tram., Radio, Heater. AB new WSW Tires. SEE THESE BEFORE YOU BUY! II 1961 Chevrolet IU!:GULAnONS lliU""•""' ,......, ,,~ , 111 ., •uerttoa . , ,..,, •• ,. , ror wan1 Ad s.emce P<l'' lllllnuroum • cenh "'orG " " ' '~"•tP flO • Cenli ott •oro f..., seeY'-l•t •nMrtlnu F"u t' •••• ..r ' .,..,.._ ""' n...-rftM\ eelltll rhrn c:oa ward .._u 11e c)larged ftll ad•erdJ llll II flO' , .., , w••lol" Ill da::r• lf11!" · -·-.. •Ill ulll CA.Kf' ()~ fllA N U - tl .~ tiiJ •0 word ..m l mum lUll d <'~rllt • ,..n­ •1 .,,.,.... ·~ 0"1'11&rt"'' oloiJhllo~ ,, ' ~" ' pe t •ortl OF'FlCt. HOURS ll: :JU " Satu rtl •" " ~: Ill I' R ;fl' "M ·• t'l \1 tl:t\IJ o2 1111 n o>Vr. fT'S SO EASY fU PLAt 'E A RE~· 'l I PRi lUll l'ING W~N1 .W i'HONE WY 2-21 57 FOR SALE OR TRADE For Sale - ONE TABLE, 60 x 3 fl. with land , Ohio. Landmark's Big FREEZER e LOWEST 1S Cu. Ft. Che'lt FREEZER _ _ 1961 Buick PRICES WY 2.£003. - - -- 1961 Dodge ·· 7 23 6tp 4 Door Sedan One owner. - E. Moin Opo• Til 9 p.m. 1959 Chevrolet Galaxle 4 dr. Sedan, V-8 automalic, Power steering and power Brakes1 Pomr" 1-'indows and seall R&H,W' A Ban: ont." U.mlo, . Power steering A·l Condition • $495 '58 Forcl Custom 300 4 dr. V-8 Standard Trans. coQid ani •• daredevib. "My DGI '995 WY2-5342 u . $1095 .. 4 Door liard Top. Radio and heater , VB , auto. trans. 1957Ford CROSSWORD ..,., •·-..J.-_ ... ___.., ............ ·-. _ _,..., '·-··-u.=. ....... ., 10-V. . ~ ;;;;:,..t. c •lfll U. 011110 le.I•Ir u.- Ll'tuek 1'111- ~ LO.t.- ~ I\UIItal II. CoaljloUI<W 1.. Lu4 ~~.=:. - lf. - - lmjnll.olvo I.Jkften . . 10.r;:"' ll.llt>w to Jltbe II.IIMot li.Opon: -.X:.., tallpola IT. J ' to be wttllnl to toloe eluultto too. ::: ADd be'll ltave to be u Raocu" !;;:"_ can. I've dated enough foreign- m to lt. Motch last me a IUetime." IT. =-"':, llamle p - ID bead for per- •· .....-. IIOllal oppear..CII il! lll&to of IIIII oummer oDd to do a tJ.B. = 0 • be aoywbere be'-n 18 husband hunting on tbe aide. tiO as kmg u be'o healthy "You caa oevtr toll whert tt.-or :=. bolO ""·A- tr,: _,....... &B.HJPwar &Wlld ~ JIAIIil OI&IPlVqUO'l'lll-lleN'a .... w .JJ:'I'aL•.t..t.JJ:• ----·Ill lot-. -·-II( 1111... ------ .......... ........ " ... ... lbroootmJIIJ' 1/o, X for ilia tili O'o, oto. lido Btorlo - · ... t..,ua- BUSINESS SERVICES HEATING, Plumbing, Mueller Furnaces. -. - - . Arnold BroUters, 1 Ton - Stake Body. 4 speed trallB. Dual wheeli,..V8 en· gin e. alltdDto, ... . . AOutJ.,._ ........_ ,_ TRADE and SAVE 618 East Main Str..t, Pomeroy, Phone, WY 2 2448. 7 20 tic '"* •= Ia LO····LLOW ' 2 Door Sedan - 6 cyl. Standard trans. Low mileage., one owner. Black finish . 1958 Chevrolet • . U,.l l!oYfrieDd will MOTOR SALES Cadillac-Oldsmobile 8 cyl. Standard trans. Radio and heater. •• --.'he to - lllllllo l.al1od Karr &. Van Zandt 1959 Ford • - - - - $895 1958 Chevrolet lito ... likea to owintl· · next boylrlnd will aome from." ''Maybe a lifeguard would be abe conoluclod. "A llrl bu but I gue01 they doa1 have,keep her eye< opeD every IIIODef· II w""!~haJp!_~ ~" $695 $395 .,.... - . lhrulDI ,.utloo to tbojlyl and ll'o lbne lor me 1o lbfU about 10ttllng clowJl agafn," abi aald. 'jl'be ·Jdnd of t!ll1 1 w..t bas to be an outdDOI'Imu: 8 professlonal athlelo ..,u1c1 be perfect. I oiouldn't w..t blm 1o drlllk ... be:'a nlgbtdub bablllle. · ' 11 doD't """' about hlf age. He $1395 Monterey 2·dr. hardtop, VB Automatic. A Nice One 4 dr. automatic ... - · ordered ...... of milk .. llltton .......too lbt ..w <to 11111 blcs oollil of' Belln&ky. Wheo the 1.<1 tbo loa! pounds! and dreamod 1Aqelo IIIIOOIJPlod Ill! ldl a!ol.l about 1 ,.... beau, u 0p- wu ODt wl!l agalDII oeveo - · """"' to lito old II<'· "Jlllt U.. tiJIIO, 8o wu 'Tve ...., llvo ,.... kind of 111111 bocauA 1he w.. ..,.. <from bODdleader a., AI> 'llltedevll," oliO pouted. "I Two-tone paint. this one. '58 Mercury '54 Olds88 4 Door Station Wagon. Power steering and brakes, auto. trans. Radio and heater. One owner. 4 Door Sedan - - "iiS·IS" SPEf:IALS 2 Door Sedan. Standard trans. Radio and heater. D. l, Pomeroy, Ohio . 7 20 61<: Pomero" landmark 6 cyl. Radio ami healer, standard trans. 1960 Chevrolet wnuld consider trading pull type. R. G. Pickett, H. '1895 1960 Ford $1995 • 4 Door Sedan - VB. Automati c trans. Radio and heater, power steering. llft type 5 foot bush hog brush cutter $265 .00, (FREE ICE CREAM! • 1960 Dodge - • • '1495 7 22 6tp 1000 Gallon Water tank 175.00, $199 . --- . lloDt ...,. - . - · "I ..., .,.... flDdd ~==I ..,1111, '1 ..au, wu II low wtt~~ l man Ub Ill!. Good le 114! but no ot1t foal! 111 ......,..,. 1plldlen ll't •flrl '""' 7011 lmll•·I ~ we wert lllppd 011 II uoed to I" to tbo ballporll AprO Fool's Day. I'm r1t11 notiwat<$ bl!D pltdl, oocl • ·over Ill!, bat tbo oDiy ,..., to for· ' oron<lerlul thing to --.JI ltl I 111111 II to lilld 11>Jibor oDd rbylluD." . 4-dr. Su~er V-8 ·automaec Power brakes, ower steering 7,000 actual miles. One owner New cadlilac ttade - ln. Don't mis~ this one. La Sabre 4 Door Hard Top. Power steflring and brake11, radio and neater, white sidewaU tires. PONIES for sale or trade stock. Don Houdashelt. Ph. Sale Continues • • , t '2095 . 1961 Rambler 2 Door Sedan. 6 eyl Standard trans. Radio and heater. for a plaee in Middleport. Six rooms, bath, basement, city water , electricity, garage, one acre Rutland. S. D. Buskirk , Rut. shel£. Flourescent lights, one a nd two lights . Several! racks. Phone WY 2-2845. 7 26 1J ..... OAILY 62 Corvair Monza CORRI!<:TIONS l'tH -eH't""e• •n• rlflll' ' ~W- edl• or ,..'-"' '"' •d• 1ee,..M nbJ•Idim~II.W. !Er'<ln otlntlld bl' repr.T*ftt •mm..dla•el' ftlt a uto tYiwlt w•ll "'"' "" cupun~nae for c:a.a too. (1111 lbiDI . IS rl•t ii&IN, Jte .~'t btU .-or • R BOIL'R'oop U,IP!l - Homle ~"'· VII) to movltlond IUmlo'o hwll II IIIII boobo - . , 10 WJ, obe - . to llli U.. 1IOtmdl -~ . .... lfll b)' ~· ~~ Ill ~ ~ bear .lllamle toll II lief Ill willa I W\.1111 o;.,@;,j break-up wttll - · ... to tbo ~ CoNI pitcher Bob lleltnokr II tbo great- 'llllk Slooktnp'," . ell tnp1r to bo1111 e 110up1o "But be lboofhll ••~ _;;;; olnqt lloaMo 111111 Jullel. with - . II "'' ._ Jlhe IDIDillod to bop lief..,._ but I Cl0ul4a'l 0011- ltlm. LOU... '62 Corvair Monza 2 dr. - - - - $1995 CANt:EI.J...A TlUNS ""'""'"•tiM! uPI ....,.... ·CARS lor the ECONOMY·MIN DEDI H. T. Coupe. White finish, red inter ior. low mileage , seat belts, power steering and brakes, radju and beater . Like new all the Wll)' . M fP'Il) &Ill ICCept8fl ol.DD! r.aJ A Pill' flay '" a, ~ - ••.-4 1:00 P M ' •a • doetnn l'uD1n•all09 111M'Id.aY lloU,Wood In Review ' nor. - Maroon f inish , f awn interior with bucket S<:1ats. 4-speed box, 102 engine, rad io and heater . Tires show little wear. A like new car at a rral saving, INFORMAnON I, W JIQLWO YIOLQIGJ.CI'L'!I' " Dl' D•KIIO IDO IIY:JBL!lJ' CD 81'PL By CHESTER GOULD lloLT Y I OLG IGLCWOYD 1.-'l' D'll1tL A 1'.......,_ Qjptc•••:Ill' NOW AT iarl ..._, Plamb!D& uf WILL xar W JDJDALS ARB LlBll: BTAJfS: 'I'OU '1'0UIJIIDI'Q , _ WlTH YOtm ~ 8eaiiDJ Mblorlville, Obll End R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. YGIII'· aewer U'oubles We bave aD mea Sewer MacbiDel -Jteuoaable Ralel can w~ z.mt Day or Nlpt Dodge- Dodge Dart-Lancer 5. Second & Mill St. Middleport 7 • LEGAL NOTICE NOTICES WMPO Radio I. lie '61 Chevrolet Bel Air.51,79S ! Z dr. Hard Top .Sharp all white finish. Auto .slllft. <• Rd . ·~ ' ·!- 1 -~REAL '61 Ope12dr.-······ 51,095: ESTA ••_ _1 BUSINESS SERVICES One careful local owner. Low mileage. our cyllnd- ) er economy. ' • ~60Pontiac Now Is The Time To Have Your Coal, 011 or Gas .S1,69S 4 dr. Sedan. Low mileage Hydramatlc. Power SteerIng & brakes. Clean :' FURNACE Cl.. n•d 1nd CMcked for Wln'Nr '59 Ford VB Galaxie •.S1, 195 ·I 2 dr. hard lop. Fordomatlc. Shows extra good can Week-End Specials LIOAL NOTICI CIM No. 11,712 John 1. Halliday, ltdmlnllti'IIW th• l1hl't of •••,.. ldWI~d lnt•r, •waNd, '58 Buick Super 4 Dr, Hard Top _ $895 '57 Plymouth 6 cyl. 2 Door $595 '57 Ford V8 - 2 Door $495 ~. 10,. J'ojb Party WJEH . RADIO 1 '57 Buick 2 Dr. Hard Top - - - $595 :t 1,00 Sip On 1'115 Sacred B 1:20 Cotm1r)l Jamlloreo 1:10 ll'an:• N... 7:115 11ruk1N1 Party J--- , . •. HEAE HE t:<OMESWITK AN ' AACHITICT' . . 'f ,, . .' ' .~ ' ., • .. J!l\i.Tl:. . ""!"!" !'. ; 7:115 llruklul Party f,U Joneo Bukk Sllow 10:35 Publla llorvleo 11'115 Top T., Show 12:00 N.oon Report 12'10 Rev. bU. Tetll 1:11$ Platter Party "It hu-a lot of utrq JGU oan't 111 111a11 u tile new 7:U llrliht Slar Sh011 1'110 SUndown Serenade . . . I wu pltinnlnc for thl houul" 7,35 Plcklnl Bdwr Show . 7,30 Sip Off 7:50 News Report - Oblo 1'00 stp Off _ June ITOO llreUflll Party SUNDAY 1'10 llniUIIII PII'IJ' Ullp 7:31 Slgu On News liDIIdaJ lltn ,...., IUS MBBOil Cwnly News 1,05 Coffee Wltb Janet s,oo Baptiat Layman's Hour ,, .. SlgD On 12' 00 Community News . . 1· 45 Bell)' N......, 1,35 Hour of Deliverance l oCI Musre.t Clock 12,05 Noon Newe 10'011 MinllterlaJ Alsoe. (Rev. POll] Jt1101) . 7:10 New. Obio Newe :20 Cotm1fll Roo lltnnl t:ao Wingl o1 lleaJlnc ....... Mamll 7·11 MuaJca! Ciocl: 11:111 Swap 11110)! 1,30 Sunday Show 7:10 News Headllneo Bulletin 8otlrd IUO Farm N"" 10:110 Voice of Prophecy 7:11 Muolcal Cloea Nell'l 0 Onmo 11'10 FamiiJ Worahlp llottr-Tinl 10:35 8unday Show ,,. , . Llfellne Aplcu!IUN o\cenl 12,110 Noon Report 11:111 Cttanlr)o a,nm11m1 1:00 Oblo VIlle!' Newt Cwn1r)l Oo Round 12' 15 l4ualo Just Far You 12:110 Nooa Report I'll World & Oblo Newtt 1:115 Newt! Beat 12,15 Goeaaler'o Gu.. Star-P'rl 12:U Tile Selrdl ,,10 liDarll tadliJ 1:110 CwntrJ Go Bauntt 3,110 Platter Pllrl!> 12:31 Rev. MerUD Teo11 a,IJ Weelber Picture 1:55 News Beat · 4:15 Blalllnlr Auto llltow 1'110 Billy Grablllt I' If llflqk:aJ Ciocl: 1:110 Mid WQ 1o1a11ne1 4:311 Local Newo 1'10 Tile Lalberan Hour I:CI Commanlty Newt 1'1111 News Beat U5 Blll Stem Sporla UO S11J11 of the Timeo ,,110 LatdlslrJnC .,110 Discina wllll Doa e,IIO Bowlin& Scores (Roy. w. a. Billupt) ,,. Publle lll'trtol t:!Oiuterdtonp 8'115 Van P<.trlck Sporla I:IS Public Serv1eo ••• rama, WGnblp 11aar .,. Coamltmlty Newt e,20 Sundown SeNnltle 1:111 Tile 111a Life IUO Muaa CouaiJo NI:GI World • Nallaool Hen 7'86 'lbl World T-., 1'1111 llnDdly llllowoaao 5, lS SpoWgllt .., Sporte IO'CI Talll of lbe Ttnra 7,30 Sign 011 4:111 Hour o1 Dioe1o1oa lUI Newt 1:2!1 Weatbereut 1,110 Sip Off - Jtmt 4:41 Joba Grllfln 11:10 &lot!tlq MeJodill 1:30 Dbtller ......... BAftJIIDAY 5,00 llurJd., ~ (ueopt l"rrttlQ': Qmrell 1:56 lnaJde Boob 8'110 Sip On News UO SUntlowa Sereaodt Belli Rlql 1:110 8unoot lll9d. .,05 CotmtrJ Off ,,. Off u,• World· Non 1:30 Farm N"" a,oo 011 - J1111t ' ' . TBRU FRIDAY 1 AriD I S.AV 1 "'NEW rrr I SA\0 SHE WAS PULUN ' A j::ASTONE ON !<'AT EI AGAIN, ANNIE , REJ..A)(,I �I, ' ' Sellin~ Everything . But The Kitchen Sink?:Want Ads Can Sell It Too·· Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., July 26, 19tiS WANT AD Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR BUYS '62 Ford T-Bird ,, . ( Ia ssif ied I:=...;Fo,;;;R~sA~LE==~For=s.~·=-;11 Ads Get Results. RAWLINGS HAS A WIDE SELECtLON Dl!aclllll' e.llll MnntliU 4. $3395 61 Olds F-85 Coupe 4-Spelld Std. Trans. Radlo, Heater, New WSW Tires. Deluxe. 4 Dr. Sedan. V-8 Hydramalic Tram., Radio, Heater. AB new WSW Tires. SEE THESE BEFORE YOU BUY! II 1961 Chevrolet IU!:GULAnONS lliU""•""' ,......, ,,~ , 111 ., •uerttoa . , ,..,, •• ,. , ror wan1 Ad s.emce P<l'' lllllnuroum • cenh "'orG " " ' '~"•tP flO • Cenli ott •oro f..., seeY'-l•t •nMrtlnu F"u t' •••• ..r ' .,..,.._ ""' n...-rftM\ eelltll rhrn c:oa ward .._u 11e c)larged ftll ad•erdJ llll II flO' , .., , w••lol" Ill da::r• lf11!" · -·-.. •Ill ulll CA.Kf' ()~ fllA N U - tl .~ tiiJ •0 word ..m l mum lUll d <'~rllt • ,..n­ •1 .,,.,.... ·~ 0"1'11&rt"'' oloiJhllo~ ,, ' ~" ' pe t •ortl OF'FlCt. HOURS ll: :JU " Satu rtl •" " ~: Ill I' R ;fl' "M ·• t'l \1 tl:t\IJ o2 1111 n o>Vr. fT'S SO EASY fU PLAt 'E A RE~· 'l I PRi lUll l'ING W~N1 .W i'HONE WY 2-21 57 FOR SALE OR TRADE For Sale - ONE TABLE, 60 x 3 fl. with land , Ohio. Landmark's Big FREEZER e LOWEST 1S Cu. Ft. Che'lt FREEZER _ _ 1961 Buick PRICES WY 2.£003. - - -- 1961 Dodge ·· 7 23 6tp 4 Door Sedan One owner. - E. Moin Opo• Til 9 p.m. 1959 Chevrolet Galaxle 4 dr. Sedan, V-8 automalic, Power steering and power Brakes1 Pomr" 1-'indows and seall R&H,W' A Ban: ont." U.mlo, . Power steering A·l Condition • $495 '58 Forcl Custom 300 4 dr. V-8 Standard Trans. coQid ani •• daredevib. "My DGI '995 WY2-5342 u . $1095 .. 4 Door liard Top. Radio and heater , VB , auto. trans. 1957Ford CROSSWORD ..,., •·-..J.-_ ... ___.., ............ ·-. _ _,..., '·-··-u.=. ....... ., 10-V. . ~ ;;;;:,..t. c •lfll U. 011110 le.I•Ir u.- Ll'tuek 1'111- ~ LO.t.- ~ I\UIItal II. CoaljloUI<W 1.. Lu4 ~~.=:. - lf. - - lmjnll.olvo I.Jkften . . 10.r;:"' ll.llt>w to Jltbe II.IIMot li.Opon: -.X:.., tallpola IT. J ' to be wttllnl to toloe eluultto too. ::: ADd be'll ltave to be u Raocu" !;;:"_ can. I've dated enough foreign- m to lt. Motch last me a IUetime." IT. =-"':, llamle p - ID bead for per- •· .....-. IIOllal oppear..CII il! lll&to of IIIII oummer oDd to do a tJ.B. = 0 • be aoywbere be'-n 18 husband hunting on tbe aide. tiO as kmg u be'o healthy "You caa oevtr toll whert tt.-or :=. bolO ""·A- tr,: _,....... &B.HJPwar &Wlld ~ JIAIIil OI&IPlVqUO'l'lll-lleN'a .... w .JJ:'I'aL•.t..t.JJ:• ----·Ill lot-. -·-II( 1111... ------ .......... ........ " ... ... lbroootmJIIJ' 1/o, X for ilia tili O'o, oto. lido Btorlo - · ... t..,ua- BUSINESS SERVICES HEATING, Plumbing, Mueller Furnaces. -. - - . Arnold BroUters, 1 Ton - Stake Body. 4 speed trallB. Dual wheeli,..V8 en· gin e. alltdDto, ... . . AOutJ.,._ ........_ ,_ TRADE and SAVE 618 East Main Str..t, Pomeroy, Phone, WY 2 2448. 7 20 tic '"* •= Ia LO····LLOW ' 2 Door Sedan - 6 cyl. Standard trans. Low mileage., one owner. Black finish . 1958 Chevrolet • . U,.l l!oYfrieDd will MOTOR SALES Cadillac-Oldsmobile 8 cyl. Standard trans. Radio and heater. •• --.'he to - lllllllo l.al1od Karr &. Van Zandt 1959 Ford • - - - - $895 1958 Chevrolet lito ... likea to owintl· · next boylrlnd will aome from." ''Maybe a lifeguard would be abe conoluclod. "A llrl bu but I gue01 they doa1 have,keep her eye< opeD every IIIODef· II w""!~haJp!_~ ~" $695 $395 .,.... - . lhrulDI ,.utloo to tbojlyl and ll'o lbne lor me 1o lbfU about 10ttllng clowJl agafn," abi aald. 'jl'be ·Jdnd of t!ll1 1 w..t bas to be an outdDOI'Imu: 8 professlonal athlelo ..,u1c1 be perfect. I oiouldn't w..t blm 1o drlllk ... be:'a nlgbtdub bablllle. · ' 11 doD't """' about hlf age. He $1395 Monterey 2·dr. hardtop, VB Automatic. A Nice One 4 dr. automatic ... - · ordered ...... of milk .. llltton .......too lbt ..w <to 11111 blcs oollil of' Belln&ky. Wheo the 1.<1 tbo loa! pounds! and dreamod 1Aqelo IIIIOOIJPlod Ill! ldl a!ol.l about 1 ,.... beau, u 0p- wu ODt wl!l agalDII oeveo - · """"' to lito old II<'· "Jlllt U.. tiJIIO, 8o wu 'Tve ...., llvo ,.... kind of 111111 bocauA 1he w.. ..,.. <from bODdleader a., AI> 'llltedevll," oliO pouted. "I Two-tone paint. this one. '58 Mercury '54 Olds88 4 Door Station Wagon. Power steering and brakes, auto. trans. Radio and heater. One owner. 4 Door Sedan - - "iiS·IS" SPEf:IALS 2 Door Sedan. Standard trans. Radio and heater. D. l, Pomeroy, Ohio . 7 20 61<: Pomero" landmark 6 cyl. Radio ami healer, standard trans. 1960 Chevrolet wnuld consider trading pull type. R. G. Pickett, H. '1895 1960 Ford $1995 • 4 Door Sedan - VB. Automati c trans. Radio and heater, power steering. llft type 5 foot bush hog brush cutter $265 .00, (FREE ICE CREAM! • 1960 Dodge - • • '1495 7 22 6tp 1000 Gallon Water tank 175.00, $199 . --- . lloDt ...,. - . - · "I ..., .,.... flDdd ~==I ..,1111, '1 ..au, wu II low wtt~~ l man Ub Ill!. Good le 114! but no ot1t foal! 111 ......,..,. 1plldlen ll't •flrl '""' 7011 lmll•·I ~ we wert lllppd 011 II uoed to I" to tbo ballporll AprO Fool's Day. I'm r1t11 notiwat<$ bl!D pltdl, oocl • ·over Ill!, bat tbo oDiy ,..., to for· ' oron<lerlul thing to --.JI ltl I 111111 II to lilld 11>Jibor oDd rbylluD." . 4-dr. Su~er V-8 ·automaec Power brakes, ower steering 7,000 actual miles. One owner New cadlilac ttade - ln. Don't mis~ this one. La Sabre 4 Door Hard Top. Power steflring and brake11, radio and neater, white sidewaU tires. PONIES for sale or trade stock. Don Houdashelt. Ph. Sale Continues • • , t '2095 . 1961 Rambler 2 Door Sedan. 6 eyl Standard trans. Radio and heater. for a plaee in Middleport. Six rooms, bath, basement, city water , electricity, garage, one acre Rutland. S. D. Buskirk , Rut. shel£. Flourescent lights, one a nd two lights . Several! racks. Phone WY 2-2845. 7 26 1J ..... OAILY 62 Corvair Monza CORRI!<:TIONS l'tH -eH't""e• •n• rlflll' ' ~W- edl• or ,..'-"' '"' •d• 1ee,..M nbJ•Idim~II.W. !Er'<ln otlntlld bl' repr.T*ftt •mm..dla•el' ftlt a uto tYiwlt w•ll "'"' "" cupun~nae for c:a.a too. (1111 lbiDI . IS rl•t ii&IN, Jte .~'t btU .-or • R BOIL'R'oop U,IP!l - Homle ~"'· VII) to movltlond IUmlo'o hwll II IIIII boobo - . , 10 WJ, obe - . to llli U.. 1IOtmdl -~ . .... lfll b)' ~· ~~ Ill ~ ~ bear .lllamle toll II lief Ill willa I W\.1111 o;.,@;,j break-up wttll - · ... to tbo ~ CoNI pitcher Bob lleltnokr II tbo great- 'llllk Slooktnp'," . ell tnp1r to bo1111 e 110up1o "But be lboofhll ••~ _;;;; olnqt lloaMo 111111 Jullel. with - . II "'' ._ Jlhe IDIDillod to bop lief..,._ but I Cl0ul4a'l 0011- ltlm. LOU... '62 Corvair Monza 2 dr. - - - - $1995 CANt:EI.J...A TlUNS ""'""'"•tiM! uPI ....,.... ·CARS lor the ECONOMY·MIN DEDI H. T. Coupe. White finish, red inter ior. low mileage , seat belts, power steering and brakes, radju and beater . Like new all the Wll)' . M fP'Il) &Ill ICCept8fl ol.DD! r.aJ A Pill' flay '" a, ~ - ••.-4 1:00 P M ' •a • doetnn l'uD1n•all09 111M'Id.aY lloU,Wood In Review ' nor. - Maroon f inish , f awn interior with bucket S<:1ats. 4-speed box, 102 engine, rad io and heater . Tires show little wear. A like new car at a rral saving, INFORMAnON I, W JIQLWO YIOLQIGJ.CI'L'!I' " Dl' D•KIIO IDO IIY:JBL!lJ' CD 81'PL By CHESTER GOULD lloLT Y I OLG IGLCWOYD 1.-'l' D'll1tL A 1'.......,_ Qjptc•••:Ill' NOW AT iarl ..._, Plamb!D& uf WILL xar W JDJDALS ARB LlBll: BTAJfS: 'I'OU '1'0UIJIIDI'Q , _ WlTH YOtm ~ 8eaiiDJ Mblorlville, Obll End R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. YGIII'· aewer U'oubles We bave aD mea Sewer MacbiDel -Jteuoaable Ralel can w~ z.mt Day or Nlpt Dodge- Dodge Dart-Lancer 5. Second & Mill St. Middleport 7 • LEGAL NOTICE NOTICES WMPO Radio I. lie '61 Chevrolet Bel Air.51,79S ! Z dr. Hard Top .Sharp all white finish. Auto .slllft. <• Rd . ·~ ' ·!- 1 -~REAL '61 Ope12dr.-······ 51,095: ESTA ••_ _1 BUSINESS SERVICES One careful local owner. Low mileage. our cyllnd- ) er economy. ' • ~60Pontiac Now Is The Time To Have Your Coal, 011 or Gas .S1,69S 4 dr. Sedan. Low mileage Hydramatlc. Power SteerIng & brakes. Clean :' FURNACE Cl.. n•d 1nd CMcked for Wln'Nr '59 Ford VB Galaxie •.S1, 195 ·I 2 dr. hard lop. Fordomatlc. Shows extra good can Week-End Specials LIOAL NOTICI CIM No. 11,712 John 1. Halliday, ltdmlnllti'IIW th• l1hl't of •••,.. ldWI~d lnt•r, •waNd, '58 Buick Super 4 Dr, Hard Top _ $895 '57 Plymouth 6 cyl. 2 Door $595 '57 Ford V8 - 2 Door $495 ~. 10,. J'ojb Party WJEH . RADIO 1 '57 Buick 2 Dr. Hard Top - - - $595 :t 1,00 Sip On 1'115 Sacred B 1:20 Cotm1r)l Jamlloreo 1:10 ll'an:• N... 7:115 11ruk1N1 Party J--- , . •. HEAE HE t:<OMESWITK AN ' AACHITICT' . . 'f ,, . .' ' .~ ' ., • .. J!l\i.Tl:. . ""!"!" !'. ; 7:115 llruklul Party f,U Joneo Bukk Sllow 10:35 Publla llorvleo 11'115 Top T., Show 12:00 N.oon Report 12'10 Rev. bU. Tetll 1:11$ Platter Party "It hu-a lot of utrq JGU oan't 111 111a11 u tile new 7:U llrliht Slar Sh011 1'110 SUndown Serenade . . . I wu pltinnlnc for thl houul" 7,35 Plcklnl Bdwr Show . 7,30 Sip Off 7:50 News Report - Oblo 1'00 stp Off _ June ITOO llreUflll Party SUNDAY 1'10 llniUIIII PII'IJ' Ullp 7:31 Slgu On News liDIIdaJ lltn ,...., IUS MBBOil Cwnly News 1,05 Coffee Wltb Janet s,oo Baptiat Layman's Hour ,, .. SlgD On 12' 00 Community News . . 1· 45 Bell)' N......, 1,35 Hour of Deliverance l oCI Musre.t Clock 12,05 Noon Newe 10'011 MinllterlaJ Alsoe. (Rev. POll] Jt1101) . 7:10 New. Obio Newe :20 Cotm1fll Roo lltnnl t:ao Wingl o1 lleaJlnc ....... Mamll 7·11 MuaJca! Ciocl: 11:111 Swap 11110)! 1,30 Sunday Show 7:10 News Headllneo Bulletin 8otlrd IUO Farm N"" 10:110 Voice of Prophecy 7:11 Muolcal Cloea Nell'l 0 Onmo 11'10 FamiiJ Worahlp llottr-Tinl 10:35 8unday Show ,,. , . Llfellne Aplcu!IUN o\cenl 12,110 Noon Report 11:111 Cttanlr)o a,nm11m1 1:00 Oblo VIlle!' Newt Cwn1r)l Oo Round 12' 15 l4ualo Just Far You 12:110 Nooa Report I'll World & Oblo Newtt 1:115 Newt! Beat 12,15 Goeaaler'o Gu.. Star-P'rl 12:U Tile Selrdl ,,10 liDarll tadliJ 1:110 CwntrJ Go Bauntt 3,110 Platter Pllrl!> 12:31 Rev. MerUD Teo11 a,IJ Weelber Picture 1:55 News Beat · 4:15 Blalllnlr Auto llltow 1'110 Billy Grablllt I' If llflqk:aJ Ciocl: 1:110 Mid WQ 1o1a11ne1 4:311 Local Newo 1'10 Tile Lalberan Hour I:CI Commanlty Newt 1'1111 News Beat U5 Blll Stem Sporla UO S11J11 of the Timeo ,,110 LatdlslrJnC .,110 Discina wllll Doa e,IIO Bowlin& Scores (Roy. w. a. Billupt) ,,. Publle lll'trtol t:!Oiuterdtonp 8'115 Van P<.trlck Sporla I:IS Public Serv1eo ••• rama, WGnblp 11aar .,. Coamltmlty Newt e,20 Sundown SeNnltle 1:111 Tile 111a Life IUO Muaa CouaiJo NI:GI World • Nallaool Hen 7'86 'lbl World T-., 1'1111 llnDdly llllowoaao 5, lS SpoWgllt .., Sporte IO'CI Talll of lbe Ttnra 7,30 Sign 011 4:111 Hour o1 Dioe1o1oa lUI Newt 1:2!1 Weatbereut 1,110 Sip Off - Jtmt 4:41 Joba Grllfln 11:10 &lot!tlq MeJodill 1:30 Dbtller ......... BAftJIIDAY 5,00 llurJd., ~ (ueopt l"rrttlQ': Qmrell 1:56 lnaJde Boob 8'110 Sip On News UO SUntlowa Sereaodt Belli Rlql 1:110 8unoot lll9d. .,05 CotmtrJ Off ,,. Off u,• World· Non 1:30 Farm N"" a,oo 011 - J1111t ' ' . TBRU FRIDAY 1 AriD I S.AV 1 "'NEW rrr I SA\0 SHE WAS PULUN ' A j::ASTONE ON !<'AT EI AGAIN, ANNIE , REJ..A)(,I �• - '. . { -"~'• I • • Around And a.Dall1 Selltlllei. Pomeroy-lllddleport, o .• lul1 u, 1983 Stewardship Is Program Theme At Federatecl Guild Meeting About M dd i leporf ::'"pert nesday eveninC at the church. Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, leader, opened the devotions With the grwp si.ngon "Dwell In Me 0 Holy Spirlt." A meditatlon on • Steps Toward Chrisltan Growth," was glven by Mrs. Btaettnar who aiso read an ar· tide. "The P<iceless Treasures of Roderiekus the Weaver, " and closed with prayer . "Stewarclshlp " was the theme of the prog<am charge of Mrs. Roy Seyfried, stewa~· shlp A play, Stewardship Census. Taker, 1 ~pita!. b Mainly A out People In Pomeroy m ~ prog~·~ re'turnecl . Ernest~~: ~an.ce SEE WAll MVIIICAt 111e Rutland Friendly ero ·beld lbelr 111111ua1 picnic , the Allmtinl were Mrs. :i:'"h~lci,Ba~le and s. oe . aona,'r...;': J:~e;"~ 1~-rl,.., han, JuJY I ~ ~ ~nn J:· I I er- ~ weeks tg~.be~~ t!'Chn~s. 1 ~ ~ R s ., n ' Tha Masoa Motber'a .Club ·Ia spoiiSOI'ing a bomellllldtc. I c-o cream social .Friday, July 26llt alI p.m. at the MeSQII 'Youih Center. Proceeds will ~ ·uaect ',. df'"" ad-k 1 • Cenlote:u""l tioD ace cream, ...-...~a ~coffee and pop wW be sold. PE!r- . sons are requested to brlrif con~ purpos:~ ~ . ELBERFELDS POMEROY JULY CLEARANCE SALE Furniture - Housewares ment - Music Depart. Floor Coverings - Wearing Af' parel- Bargains All Over The Store. Shop Saturday 9 to 9 Elberfelds In Pomeroy W're Coming Towards The End Of white cover and centered witll w~th her. moth~r, Mrs. John a mass arrangement of pink F. Batly and fa~ily. and red gladioli, with pink Mrs. ~oward Seidenabel, Mrs. Seidenabel and Mrs. Roy Frecker visited Wednesday aft· Oxfor4 Univ.nitv Pr••• ernoon with Mr. and Mrs. Komer Holter. SCOFIELD Reference Bible $10.00 I ' Demonstrations Are Olhor bindings byopoclal order, from 4.00 Ia 37.50 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE N. 2nd An. Mlddt•port the Bradford Church of ,C:~~ :~;;:~a=nd~L~u:cy:_:an~d~J:effr~ey Working on the project Mrs. James R..ed, Norma sell, Edilb Pmest, T.,,..,,a Friday or Mr. and Mro. DownHendricks Eltanor Roo ing and Mrs. Johnson aDd dred Siss~n. Arona Rusa:~· . OWing the weekend Mrs. 'Y Hendricks ond Tony ' and daughters will ricks. company her husband•s parents, , Mi·s. c. E. Ruppel! of GuU- Mr. and M111. R. R. Johnaon, port, Miss. is the guest of her Sr. of Cleveland, to their home R~"·· . Ci·ven 4-H Cirl. II TONIGHT ONLY W1lt DltMY't "PINOCC:HIO" ITechnicolor) --and"THI IIIIDGI" Forthright and Forceful Sttvrday Jwly 27 "LAD, A DOG" (Tet'hnicolorJ Peter Breck Pee&y McCay -andWalt Disney Pr... ntt "THE HOUND THAT THOUGHT HI WAS A RACCOON" (Techni('olor) Rex Allen ' L I by POMEROY, OHIO - - - - - - - - -' TONIGHT end SATURDAY "ESCAPE FROM EAST IIRLIN" Don Murray, Christine Kauf· mum, Karl Schell. Crawl through a tiny tunnel under the Berlin WaH. survey East Berlin; wtre . . paratlngface you barbed from Freedom: take cbances on being sbot in the e•cipe; 1ee 29 escape by longest tunnel yet! Timely! Thrilling! Truel --THE HOOk" Kirk Douglas, Niek Adams, Robert Walk~ Nehemiah PersooH, Enrique Magaloaa. COULD YOU DO IT? .. . drop 1 bomb and kUI an ea. my you wiiJ never aee .. _ or KILL a Human beinJ Faee Fit for your valuables SHOWER ANYTIME wr 10 INSIAll SllO\U I• ' CAIItiET Allow AI ! $3990 An extra bathroom In less than an average clothes closet. Put in your cottage, basement, laundry, pra&e. work room or an unused corner anywhere Corne In now to • • • • OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING 2321. locond Edward Boor, Owner W'{ 24016 Bfllcer'• Are 1tloeiRfl •••• ·~ and tee don't U!APt to tne.,e anu more than tee laa"e to •• ~ ••• and here'~ proof: · eRound Chorry Dlnl.. Room T1ble and 4 chelrs $131 eA-Bod·ln-A.Cholt-You must- lhlal Rog. $89.00 - - - - - - - $49.50 eAclmlral T. V. Solo 11 tho lost Valuos E- Offerodl --1 ----- ••• and so .....b 8llfer than home or olllce "hiding places" diet aae wloerable to thievea, Ire, pryiDg ores! An average-famity4m Safe Deposit Bor ill our modern wult mllll fur pemlies a week81111 beaco fits ~ as well aa Yliluablel. ............ _. eo.. t. _. .... ,. ,... hfo Dopull loic 11'e Pay 3% lnterat On Sllflmp Pomeroy . Nationa.l.Bank Serving Melga County for oVer·IIO yean POMEROY.- "tu1\AND. e!1lll0 V. "Monitor" Clolhos Dryer $59.00 Rog. $109.00 e Vory lpiCial buys on Nallonally Atlvorllood LU18111 . e Curtol111i Don't know whore wo got ·•om, but ' lhor gotta got e(l) Now DoLuxo Model 1963 Frlgiclolro Range, damagod, nol bod, but If you ore looldnt for I rNI bargain I l l lhle $227 eAiumlnum Skllloll - - - - - - - 69c el Potlo Sol, folcll,. labia ond 4 choirs, . AIIIINI white $38.00 eMirro.rs of many 11111. elll4x8ahool of 1-n "Formica"- $9.00 e Vlnyi·Aabooloo Tlle-Limllod stock. tlf you con uM whot wo hove, make ua an of. e Sofa lllda fer). eAII ldnda of Fireplace FlxlurH. SAVE NOW el troup Lounge Chalro - - - VaiUII lo $79.00 eExtra LHYIS for DlneHeo e Lodtlors and Gvord Rallo for Bunk Bodo e Extra Bed Rallo e Old Pump Ora•n, dlomanllod for ciNnl,. and ...,.lr and never pul back ...olher. el Pleco 36" oquore of Pure VInyl-marble oleo algn. Would make o nl .. lable top wllh .. ' I PIUCES sLAS~ED TO MEIGS THEATRE :IFesto~n;;.,..w:;.·~V_;;a:.,. .;w~ll~l~be;:;_g~u~e~st~·~to...FiiaeiieiiT"""""""""""""""""""' Mrs. Harris, Mrs. wmaChilds, Mrs. Lionel Boggs, 1 II ·and Mrs. Millard Wildermuth. Others playing were Mrs. C. A. Bradbury, Mra. Robert Schimou, JI and Mrs. Rlcllanl Greas. Mro . Mills served a dessert course at the conclusion of the evening. won IN OUI Rup~:pe~ill.·l:f~o~r~a~vi~si:O.Iiibeiiiifoiireiiiir~etiiurn--in=g~to son, Howard his Rev. the Ruppelt begins Mrs. Pauline Atkins, August 1st. and his muther Sharon Jewell and Mrs. wiJI accompany him on a Titus , members of the · relatives in St.">Veral states. Garden Club, entertained He will visit in Golfport befu·.ell Harrisonville Girls 4-H llonor returning to Middleport, dub at the home of Mrs. Titus Mr. Ermer Miller, who has Wednesday evening with .a been a patient at Holzeorr.v:•~ arrangement in Gallipolis for st: has been returned to The girls were shown the ba··l h•>me on Grant~st. His sic mechanics for doing L. W, McComas Is geometric arrangement and Another daughte<, M<s. hie arrangement. Fifteen girls Iva Ward, has been residing at and four mothers were home. sent. Mr R R Joh s. · · nson and three Marta, Helen and CLUB ENTERTAINED Ruth, of Lafayette, La. are Mrs. Donaki Mil1s entertained spendinR a week wilb her fathher canasta club Tuesday even· , Mr . Rodney Downinu and . h h Ll " mg at er ome on ncoln-st. Downing. Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gene Harrla was a KUest Singleton and Mrs. Bertum Paytile evening. Prizes were ne and daughter, Lucy, of Char· e Small and not oo small p i - of C.rpet S.mplol. Put thom togolhtr and have 1 potch work room olzl 1'11111 . e Fabric S.mples-lflno for quilts) •choot Topo, mahigany, moplo, oak-mob • cofhe tablo or dosk top elf the telephone doosn't atop rl,.1,., I'll ooll It ..... el Gn Floor Furno~lod loolc--wod price, .butlt'onaw. e(l) 15.2 cubic ft. "Amana" Refrlgarlfor, lt'a all refrlgaralor, IIIII HOUth ,_..,; Spoce for Ice cu!Mia. NEW. Rogular, $595.00 -$3".00 ....,. It, ...... A .....ala' AI,.•• More Thaw PLAN S9CIAL TON$11'1' · · 7:3o~~~Mrt.~and:~Mra=·~Fr:ecke::r~and=~taln~=era~for:l:ce~cre:~:m~to:llt:llt~· en out. taken . trombootkhe ·*ulrtd visit with her parents and rela- ILawrence. Others present were were In charge of tile dm E" h h B' L.l-... Chester town at P1annmg • a ners 1 tlves . Mr. Milhoan and Dean Dennis lei . . . zg I lrfnuu.1 E Ia ~.,~...a 1 God " was presented , ' ' A short busmess meeting was m. veryooe wv ""'' 'kin · th · Mr and Mrs Dale Kestmon,lllonna, Dallas, and Duane We!J. ' held f II . th d' H t f. Cpfpbratetf JULY It 1 were JMrs Ben Buck and Mrs Lonnie lei T a g part m e pay o owmg e Inner. OS - Ch I M be ol Mrs. Neutzlmg as the rensus I · . ,· . esses for the next meeting will ery Ann Crosen, em n the Naylors Run h:ker· Mrs Leonard Jewell as K~terson , vtslted \\ednesday l Last Fr~a.y Mrs Ruth Euler , be Mrs . Dallas Llghtfoot, F.mma of Mrs. Mary Crosen, observed Playground A.SioclaUon wW B With Lonme Kesterson at the ] Mary V1rgm1a Re1bel , and Fave B C . 8 .th d M j her eighth birthday meet at the pia-•"" Mon· Ld M • H ' Ial H Sa d-... · 1sset. ,a rne mt , an rs. , . . 115'.._.... Mrs. 8 us1ness a y· rs 1. . V Weed. Miss Mayor ;' Mrs Louis eterans ospl , un1mg1oo, uer ~:~tten eu a Delta Kappa La \lane!! . With a picnic supper held at 6:30 p, m. for a Reibel, Mrs. Housewife; Ann W. Va . Gamma pro~ram planmng com- Attendm were Mr. and Mrs. nesday evening at the period followed by a buat. 'bel Mr and Mrs. Gene Alk1re and Rltttee m~tng held m Jackson, R h M g d M , _11 1Haven Roadside Park. mee•1 ..... An people of I Hoter, a you th , Donna Re1 , f 11 k nd ,_ f Ohl ous, r. an rs . ~ ance, 1 -•are urged to attend aJ t Mr Se f 'ed La 1 am Y were wee e gues..., o o. R and M G d Mr 1was presented with two eeF n-ager: M '· Phyl rwi ill' - her parents, \k and Mrs. Pearl Ll Col and Mrs. Harry Craig edv. M F rsd. Dear ner, Mr' jed birthday cakes and JULY st · d y armer ; ...rs. L d1, tam· jparker. They were accompame' d and son an dd aughter, Carol and annd Mrra. Hore weese, M J Dee. Igifts, lnchlding a bicycle. A farewell potluck Mrs .K Rl\:11 son, . rs . horne by Mrs . p arker f or a Doogt as, spen1 the pas 1 week tn . aH rtin s. J mer Loh ona, M es were played followed W . ed aM.\. Eld Rev and Mrs Harold 11 18 rs St visit Middleport where they visited Rabe dinner. faml1y the 1 1~: anC 8· ares rauss. Mrs. E J. H1ll and grand· w1th his mother, Mrs . Harry Mo rFr tk se' rhs. M Willis, AttendJng were her of the Nazarene of ISS areer. d ght C th' Gooch left Craig and h' b th nd rs. an ac ' rs. M Cr -1ad·ll A dedication service for two ' au er' yn 18 . . , . Is ro er a fa~R am Bradford, Mrs. Lavina Bra- ary osen, her wUl be held in the '"' _. d iWednesday. for a ""' with ••I· •iy, Mr . and Mrs Robert c,.,g 1 M Be 1 Gille M R Mrs Margaret Archer and park Tueoday evening JUIIYII 1 1 a1 hea lth a id an d twomt:Uca . Cl Mr C . · · ey, rs. r ey, rs. o•. · ' kits was held with Mrs . 1 B latlves m oumbus. . raJg ha~ been on a 13 coe Satterfield, Mrs. Lena Me- Sister, Patty. others present at siz o'clock. Eaeh person -·• Chns . t'Ian serv1ce . months stay m Korea a cha·r- ..Mrsd Robert Doman . of Belpre . h . · While Elh'mny, Mrs. Dave Farmer, were Mr· and Mrs · Elmer[::::g is asked to brtna --e W~. -• . v1s1te recen 1ly w1th her s1ster ere they also visited with Mr Mlnni G'l Ad , • I Burns their daughter Mrs dish and drink 1 man , a nd Mrs. Ke nn~y. spin· d . d f. d s. e 1 more, a l.Hlm' ' • ualllfe chairman participating, an brother·m·1aw, Mr . atn rJen sin Athens .. They have re- ~ bert, Mrs . David Darst, Sr., Mary Margaret Lewis and t!hU· own ta'Die senrlce. Mrs. Kennedy read John 13 : Mrs RusseU Brown. turned to .waslungton, D. C. Mrs. Dallas Uglltfoot, and Mrs. ,dren, Sandy, Jaclde, and Jeff, _ and closed the dedica- Mrs. Lawrence Weed and son, where he w1U be on duty . WHliam Re ooids. of Roanoke, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. 12 17 ' 'th p Stephen of Columbus spent last Mrs . olan &t'nheimer and Y Bo Rothgeb daughter GUEST AT COOKOtJr ti em WJ rayer. k . , ' • During the business session . wee. With her mother, Mrs . rl~~ghter .. Judy, or Colurnbuii, and Bobby .Jo and Pat Archer. Miss Martha N~~~=~ll plans were diacUssf!d for attendRussell . YlsJted th1s week with be r 01 e1nomlratron of Mr. and Mrl. lng the P<esbyteri•l Executive Mrs. Oscar Bauer and daugh- daughte< . and family, M<. and Cit'I'R To 4-H Club TO HOLD SERVICE was 111051 hnn•nr 11 meeting at Alexandria church . Ma~garet Eleanor. and Mrs . W1l11am ~ Sheridan and A demonstratioD on various 1 The Ohio Baptist Gullda of a cookout held !l'rlda• in Hebbardsville on July 30 . ~al'y l~tse of Tempe..A.n z. ar-ldau.ghter, Mana . kinds of soil was gtven by Julia Providence District will hold allr:~~ of her 16th b:::~~:.ll Mrs. Neutzling , Mrs . Thomas rl\'ed Fnday. for u vtslt with Jtm H<>ed, son of Mr. and · Holter and Karen Griffith morning watch service, Sunday, were Sarah Young and Mrs. Ralph Camp· l~er. mother, . Mn. Fklrence 1Mrs. J.ames Reed, Middleport. ithe Five Point Star Stitcher from 6:30. 7:30a.m. Bachtel, Jr., Seren oetl wiiJ attend . Announcement Smith and famtly . RD l, ts employed in Waslling- 1Tuesday evening at the home taken at this service are to Michl Lloyd and susan was made of adult Mr . .and Mrs. ~raid Kelly ton, D. C. Julia Holter. Plans were made sent to organizer or Middleport, and Miss cr:nference September 13-14 chddren, Den~ls and Darla Mr. and Mrs . James Reed and for the judging of projects at once. Forest Rua lbd Bowman, of Cedar RapLantern Fellowship, Sept. Naples, Fla .• arnved Tuesday d~ughter , Ruth, had as their 29. Guilds wUJ bold a Iowa, who is the guest of Ill at Pilgrim HiiJs near Mila dvis~ witAllll her E~ah~ents , dJmhnerMguests, Mr. and Mrs. JIJii.a, assisted by her at the Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Rall. 0 lersburg. An offering was · an rs. . en IC Inger n ichael• and c~.ildren of Mrs . David Holter, served ice en by Mrs. Young and Mrs. and other relatives. , Chtcago, IlL Tney also vi&ited cream, cup cakes and kool Pearl Mora and placed in Dr. an~ Mrs. J. 8. Marshall with Mra, Reed 's pare-nts, Mr. Jackie Mora, Twila Karr, parsonage fund . fanuly of Louisville: Ky., and Mrs. Herbert Miller, Peggy Milhoan, Ann At the close of the have been vacati?ntng at land Rd. Karen Griffith, Carol Hill ~andwiches. cookies and co?ntry home, Mmgo, W· A group of women met Martla Pugh of Ello,lew were sened from a in arrtved Thursday , for 8 ('ently for a deaniDi lfSaioa . Va., Barbara Batley, Heidi I Kennedy Awaiting n, Ktc"'Y, and Brent, Mr. and neth Finley, Gary and Mrs. Don Harrison, and Mr. aDd Mrs. carl and Mark; Mrs. Jim A lrlendshlp family pot~uci: I''"'' Gary and Steven; Mr. and dlnDer will be beld 11 Harold Sauer, Ruth EniA!rprlao EUB Cburcb GIVE DINNER Joy; Mr. and Mra. July 2$, at 1 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frecker den, Bobby, Lynn, ""' cn!IIID will be . with I dinner Wedand Todd: Mr. and Mrs. the dusert. FamllleJ evening at their bume, Weber, Dennis, Dean, lloo:'di[:!~~=llo take their own Present were Mr. Dallaa, and Daune: Mr. Mrs 11o Mrs. Ronald Williams, IJDde JULY !'I and Randy; and Mr. and Mrs. 'lbe Shade Valle Ariz., Mrs. Ray Selden&Fred Williamson, Bobby will have a/ Mr. and Mrs. Debbie. on Saturday and daughter, • enttne •IP- flow. fl ...,. Willi 1111 irlbllllrleo, K iralat U 10111too oqlllhi ldet II 8oodlo America. ••lor. ' Friendly CGrdmer• Anllf.UJI Picnic Held dies in crystal holders on either side. , The Happ) Harvesters class Mr. and Mn. Jamos Reed ...d A cafeteria otyle dinner wu was hosta with Mrs . Phil Mein· daughte<, Ruth, were in Colum- 'servecl by the Loyal Women's hart ,and MI'S. Louis Reibel 11 : bua recently u 1\lesls of hla ~ol the a.urch chairmen, assisted by Mrs. brother and family, Mr. and 0 Lst at l.llllUBI JUest Dale Smith, Mrs. Gladys Cock· Mr1 . Richanl Reed and chlJ. nlgbl beld Tburaday eveninl at ler, Mrs. Max Melnhart, Mrs. dren . •the church with the p - 1 , p h i 1 Williamson Miss Lena RAlbert Rdbel Lecidin Crook !lra. Oscar Roush In charge. Grueser Mrs ~anda Kaspar lk is recover~ from 1 The members of the Men's and M<;. Roy Seyfried. at Holzer Hospital. Hissur!~?, Claa and husbanda of the Loyal Dulcie has been with him 1 Women were IUOsls for the 8 eYening. Procedlng. I!Jo dinDer the Mr and M J Reed Mrs. Roush led the group m the daughter Ru~s.anda~:~ Bo : pledge to the flag followed by · ers, ha;e from wa prayer given by Rev. Fred camping trip to Lake Alma Gardner. Mr and Mrs Vernon W~ The tab!.. were covered with entertalned witha dlnner Th white cloths and arrangements day evening at tlleir homeurrn of sw~t peas were used for Earl Kesterson returned to I, Rutland m observance of the decoration. Mrs. Roush, M r s. Wilmington Tuesday , after a birthday of her mother, Mrs. Leo Childs and Mrs. A thought for the day "Tbere Is A Creator" by Mr . Ben Noullllng, president, opened the meellni of the women'a Gulid of the F!derated Church Wed· ch~lrrnan Dinner Servecl At Guest Night In Middleport . f YPV QCJ ~~ $55.00 el Rog. $369.00 Italian Provincial Sofa _ $1U e4 pc. Turquoise hcllonal $.16••00 e 5 Only solid maple Chairs - $49.00 for all .f Rogularly $20 each eOddt ond onds of Dlnl,. Room Chain, ',, ~price e I only Solid Mople C.r- Cholt · · Rog. $49.95 $24.95 e Rogulor $79.95 ''Spo.. lover" Lane Codor Choat $39.00 el only 41" al:ro Sarto Pilolun Molt,..., Rll· $79.95 . 11'- $49.00, elull .. ~In Sla Cotton Maltr111ol - - - - - - - •••95 • Save on Table $1.00 up u.,.. mm ' VIsit Our Uud ~pt. For SpecJal Giveawoy Pricesl -Presicleul KeMecly awaltod roport bore lodoy !tom Secretary of State W. Avi!I'OII Harriman on what further war thaws the world can IQ:pect as a relllk of the nuclaar iest UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. - ben treaty inltiatecl In ~. Stern oppOsition by the United States and Brltaln 11011t an AfrlcaL resolution ciemalldln& 1mmediate independence for Port· ugese terrltllries In Africa back Into CODSU!lati<RI loday, U. S. Ambassador Adlai E. Steveaootl while supporting aelf· determUJallon for Angola, Moz. amblq~ aad Portui\IOSO Gc$ea, suggestejl that Seeretary General Than\ appoint a ia• U. N. representative lo side over Independence aU0111 ~>c;tween Portusal Afric:an leaders. HarriDWI, ohle£ u.s. oegc>lietor at the big 3 tolD ill Moseow. wao scheduled to orri>e bert IIOCIOOW for a 1:30 p.m. meetlog with KIIIDI!dy all Presicleot's Squaw lliland home. secretary of state lleao plamlecl Ia fly be<a frm w..•h- 1 lngiOO for the same aesslon. In a television-radio address the nation Friday night, Keooedy balled the Soviet-British-U.S. agreement to bar nuclear tests In the atmosphere, space, and under water. as a "vletory for mankind" and a ''step ,rom war." Kennedy said "no one can diet wUh certainty • , . further agreements, if any, be built on the foundations lhis one." But he said ••the im<H>rllml I point Ja that efforts to seek new agreements wiU io (orward." Leader Wants 'Fish � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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