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' ' l Four Children~: . ' tr Die In Sc~~~ '" . -At A Glance- . ' ' ·BRIEF . WIRE Frem ' . ' I i UniiedPreu ' · lnteniational ' ' ' Rain Cause Of Wreck In """· 'SU",, . "' ... ....i; ond }4·5TUIS. "WHAT~~'.f HAPPENED TD liABY JANE?" Joan Crawford and Bette Davis Colorctrtoona • 1ht eaalnt wall paint to use • No tedious stlrrin1 "cunr~s to brulh or rtHer • Oriel in 20 minute• • For any rwm, woodwork too • Stays cleintt, daans easter r Bvi\ll•.,r/2~J:IY Co. 290 N, .. I 2nd 'AvL. ·Mlddltparl -. - ' SATURDAY, MARCH 2nd UNTIL NOON ,. . OUTSTANDING VALUES . . . . IN MEN'S & WOMEN'S WEAR.. Due To ADeath In The Family . ;; NOW SHOWING DUTTON DRUG CO. t ' " 8 AND DocTOR BLOOD'S ,. THE SHOE BOX ' ' BAHR \. CLOTHIERS COFFIN" ~teton ' lloore, Batt eour1 llld IU Ranier ' Middleport, Ohio AI• C:CIMIDY & CAIITOOH •• . ! . m P6me. Ji;· at 11:3tl · . . . Mr. Kaff, I!IMHlty • • NothiYIJ expreo... your sentiments ao beaut!· fully as Keepsake'• perfect center diamond ..• a ,..... gem whoae brilliance ia furthered enhaneed · )ly ouperb faabion atyi!Di, Choose from our tine selection of modern and traditional ~ . atylea. ~ ll . ' ' .'. ·~ · It Bas Been .Proeefl :~ :l'if!£Y.ItA.S'I' LfiNG!JII ·~ . _ ' - - - - - - - - - - . ... . . . J. - • ............. -... ,... .......... 1'.. l SH 2.a11· '· • ~ • J;. . -· ' ' " ' - �•• ............ r ' Meigs County4-H Ctu6s Stdi-i~iiXb?iiii;JO Ye0r8Ago • I county lJ •10. Ser· .. in Ute ,. J\iece of • wu fling on In . S:orrr"e DemonstratiOn A&ent Mrs: Agricultural F.rttenslon Agent . maJnly _reapolllible for tile pre• 1 ' llarted In tile Cb~r Yi<lnity. Sbe aald IIM!avm.e alao orcanized an early club. There are currently oYer ·soo glrlt and bon in lfelgs countY who partlclp•le actJ~ely In 4'-fl'<lubwork. I,aat year tllere were 27 girl •na 10 biiy dubs IQ MeJas. . Mrs. Nolan and Mr. Blakeslee are hop•ng more youths will be inspired to join 4-H. National 4-H Week, whlch Is annually observed March 2~. Is more · I!!W· tlle ·annual kid:'llff for 4-H clubs to . of the fortli 4-Hers "· ' ;r- ... ..,-~- . - TONY FOWLER, owner & operator N. tND AVE. MIDDLEPORT BY WVI!LLA We're glad fo jato., celelorof. iog Notionai4-H Club Woolc. .........,....,_ ..... w• ......,,, ....... 4-H'ors, BEN FRANKLIN s-1 0 - ...,;"""-· .,.-. ...~-..... ~--~ ~-<:>-'-f.~..--- Congratulations 4;.Hers P.holywilleirtime.,.. We± ~ ROWlEY 1' ___ • ,_,_ ---cr,.=, l\ I \ &REED HDWE. .-N. 2nd Ave. r~tnessed ~he 4-1{ Work Offers Youth Wide Experiences In Nutrition, Planning, Prepar_ing Foods Middleport 1--1 A SALUTE TO .. 4-H ~Jng." SIITIIfl \ Pag~ Today,, 4·H members IIlli follow tile motto ltylecl by Graham and alao often reelte the club pledJt, •:1 pledge mylleadto elever-llllw•lojJ, MJ,htll110 greater loyalty. My hiJido to lilrger Hn~~~r inoi.•Y lreaiUI a. better llvlar, Form) mydu• ' . · THOMPSON ' Snip IDd Sew 4-H Club Mrs. G. H. Tho~pson, Ad~iaor A JUNIOR LEADER AT WORK youf ever j jtrans· I We arrived at the noon hoor Imock of the GenPral ! making them a better citizen 1 liY CAROLYN GREENLEES formahbonttorfal n uigf Y catehrp ar nhto a and rushed to unpack our lug- Assembly to hear the girls and i lor tomorrow. Ioyely u e y? n6~, _, t ~n you aye Iage as we were to stay until I' Columbia Make-11 Club mrssed one . of natures mtracles: The. the lollowlng Wednesday noon. Mrs. Mary J11rdan, Advisor ,, most rewardtng phase·of my W~fk m the . we signed in and were tagged I am Carolyn Gr..,nlees. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . ·. Buckeye Bll!l-catcher 4·H proJect h a s and given meal llckets, which Carl Gt·eenlees of Carper.tcr. 1 am a student of Albany been the rrusmg Of moths and butter· were Important Everywhere High School. This is 1 above helping a little girl with fli,es. ~Y insect ~ollection now contains we went we we;e known only a simple project in 4-H work. I have been a mem.ber of 2_77 prnned spee_rmen; with the excep- by number and the county we the Columbia Make-It 4-H Club with Mrs. Jeffers as my bon . of a three mch. grasshopper from were from. We were .placed In · .advisor, and Mrs. Mary Jordan as my present adviwr. Flor>da, all ,of these .msects were found groups for topic discussion. Eight years of club membership have taught me many in Mergs or Galba Counly. On Sunday we attended the thin~s in my 4-H work In my first year of Junior Lead· BY ALICE E. SMITH church or our laith. We had a ersh1p I ~~ave found the expel'ience very helpful. l have Chester Jr. Home~akers group picture taken, which met people from other clubs and learned to get acquaint~ Cleo Smith, Advisor keeps the memories or the ed with others, and to work with them. I am a member of the Chester Jr. Contll'ess In mind long alter Homemakers. •I hye completed four the return trip home. we were years of 4-H Club wor~ but last _year :called together at Assembly was the most success€~. For proJects 1 twice each day where we listthrs year I selected F.ood Preservatlon•.ened to many very good speakand Easy to Make Cotton .Qress. I was er very mu~h surprised when I learned that I ~e were entertalried by the my cannmg proJect had won, shown at. :~~~i:f~ studenls. They are the left. best of students from lands. Hav~ 5·1 0 better>completlon record, • When A. B. (lraham orcan!Md tile tiUt Oblo 4-H club of Olllo in 1902, it wu lftOPlzed..attlle I!IOil outstanding rural youlb movement . over to bt launched. Graham•, policy wu to "Leltll By no. BY CLEO fMITH, ADVISn· On Monday we were begln- 1boyo dlacua the pr01 and Cbeller Janlor Homei!Uiker1g to get tired wllldng ~ , on lllllendlilf the Motor Veldo l Se '1ch. W! went on tours 'of ws of Ohio, Sec . ...,. III Last was asl<t __,_ and list- the · ReVised Cod e •;~:=~~ I wouldP!<lmbet' like to Iattend Stat ,. campus grou,,.. If Club Congress In Columbu led again to proleuon lhat requlement to obtain 1 which. wao bebll held on the each _the _various oubjecta at liceDR.: Campus or Oblo .State Univer- he umverotty. W~ we left the sity 1 aoceptod the Invitation Tuesday was a very busy and tii'OSS "'lh a light heart, "on the spot" day. Welatber-lngwewWagalnhaveaeballl'OI lwlth pleas"""· . ed arter early lunch lor what to attend stale t-H Club It was a chance to exchange ilet"rned the m<><lt important gress, and meet once again views and thoughts on every part of the lrip. We all went to the line people whieh it takes and all subjects that came to .the Ohio House or Reoresenta- :to help keep these thousands ' hght there. Ilives >.o attend the 15 minute 1or Ohio Youth on the way of "" • fearn ~ from nature's · ~ MIDDLEPORT FEED MILL 4--lf~f .I "F . eature ' Finds .Congress Is Thrill ~~-;""~-~-~.l~~/, ::r c- ::: ---.- - se!'~"\On 1 15Years Of CluL Work Are ---·- Given Educational Credits .. ..... , ,, ASalute To All Local 4-H Clubs! • Simon's Pick-A-Pair Simon's Market Moln 51, .. " Pomeroy Second & Mochenlo ,. ......., Ohlil , CARE. and .\ ... ..... -· J. . . pl d _ to hav,' these young people ;, friends and fellow citizens and to tell them durmg the1r speCial obaervanc'e N•tional 4-H Club Week, March 2·9 how much we 11.dmire their many accomplishments. BmER. MATERIALS CO. MASON W.VA. - Ohio's Graham Credited As Founder Of 4MH Movement ... ..• are 4-H . ._,.;.;. ,. , :r···· Y. D. mWARDS lfSUUN'CE ..iGENCJ:: E. 2nd Street 1r .. -- • ... ' A B. Graham is recognized as the founder of the nation 's 4-H clubs. It was he who in 1902 met with a group of rural youth-85 in number - to talk about an organization that would focus young human energies into paths that lead to better Ameri~ can agriculture. Since that meeting in Clark county, .... Ohio, over 2,000,000 youth, many by now in the r nation's small cities and towns, have become arJ~ dent 4-H club members. learning by doing, in dbz.- ;\ _ ~.: ens of related projects. This issue of The Daily Sen.. -~-~-··' j tineJ is dedicated to Mr. Graham, the 4·H founder, to Meigs county's club advisors, and to the hun· dreds of Meigs countv young people following the course suggested in 1902. This issue is possible through the cooperation of merchants whose notices ·' are on-pages 2 and 4. j - ~ I I FUTURE ••••••• . ' · · Week Mar. 2-9 , I I TOA j .H&iQ & ZUSPAN MR. GRAHA~I, FOUNDER ' Seoond & lutternut .· • .. WENi~Y CARPER Bidferd Jwilor· 4-R Clovers r- TillkotireGirl I . i i Is President . }; ' 01 Her Club 1w. ; .i We weteome the welcome the opportunity, during this 4-H Club Week, to add our congratulations to our communi_ty 4-H boys and girls and their devoted leaders for the fine work be- ....., to add OLll' and llrlt and ) jnl done. -~done. { .. ~ .,Maple Lawn Poultry farm -~ ,c 1;. ; POUL TIIY 1, . EGGS l'hone wY '2-6894 Hemleclr G,...- PROYICO MILLING & FEED CO. Ohio .;_. WE SALUTE THE 4-H BOYS & GIRLS DURING 4-H CLUB WEEK MARCH 2-9 MINIUVILLI, OHIO ,. ; I !' . MY PET CALF • Mara says his calf's name is Don's Highland aDd 'tllat she was born December 4, 1961. She year) and two months old. I have been ill one year in the Better Livestock club .on my bookwork. I got an A on my l!~tfJ~~~~ tt'i'r~ an _A on. my calf. That's me, above, 1 .• .. �•• ............ r ' Meigs County4-H Ctu6s Stdi-i~iiXb?iiii;JO Ye0r8Ago • I county lJ •10. Ser· .. in Ute ,. J\iece of • wu fling on In . S:orrr"e DemonstratiOn A&ent Mrs: Agricultural F.rttenslon Agent . maJnly _reapolllible for tile pre• 1 ' llarted In tile Cb~r Yi<lnity. Sbe aald IIM!avm.e alao orcanized an early club. There are currently oYer ·soo glrlt and bon in lfelgs countY who partlclp•le actJ~ely In 4'-fl'<lubwork. I,aat year tllere were 27 girl •na 10 biiy dubs IQ MeJas. . Mrs. Nolan and Mr. Blakeslee are hop•ng more youths will be inspired to join 4-H. National 4-H Week, whlch Is annually observed March 2~. Is more · I!!W· tlle ·annual kid:'llff for 4-H clubs to . of the fortli 4-Hers "· ' ;r- ... ..,-~- . - TONY FOWLER, owner & operator N. tND AVE. MIDDLEPORT BY WVI!LLA We're glad fo jato., celelorof. iog Notionai4-H Club Woolc. .........,....,_ ..... w• ......,,, ....... 4-H'ors, BEN FRANKLIN s-1 0 - ...,;"""-· .,.-. ...~-..... ~--~ ~-<:>-'-f.~..--- Congratulations 4;.Hers P.holywilleirtime.,.. We± ~ ROWlEY 1' ___ • ,_,_ ---cr,.=, l\ I \ &REED HDWE. .-N. 2nd Ave. r~tnessed ~he 4-1{ Work Offers Youth Wide Experiences In Nutrition, Planning, Prepar_ing Foods Middleport 1--1 A SALUTE TO .. 4-H ~Jng." SIITIIfl \ Pag~ Today,, 4·H members IIlli follow tile motto ltylecl by Graham and alao often reelte the club pledJt, •:1 pledge mylleadto elever-llllw•lojJ, MJ,htll110 greater loyalty. My hiJido to lilrger Hn~~~r inoi.•Y lreaiUI a. better llvlar, Form) mydu• ' . · THOMPSON ' Snip IDd Sew 4-H Club Mrs. G. H. Tho~pson, Ad~iaor A JUNIOR LEADER AT WORK youf ever j jtrans· I We arrived at the noon hoor Imock of the GenPral ! making them a better citizen 1 liY CAROLYN GREENLEES formahbonttorfal n uigf Y catehrp ar nhto a and rushed to unpack our lug- Assembly to hear the girls and i lor tomorrow. Ioyely u e y? n6~, _, t ~n you aye Iage as we were to stay until I' Columbia Make-11 Club mrssed one . of natures mtracles: The. the lollowlng Wednesday noon. Mrs. Mary J11rdan, Advisor ,, most rewardtng phase·of my W~fk m the . we signed in and were tagged I am Carolyn Gr..,nlees. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . ·. Buckeye Bll!l-catcher 4·H proJect h a s and given meal llckets, which Carl Gt·eenlees of Carper.tcr. 1 am a student of Albany been the rrusmg Of moths and butter· were Important Everywhere High School. This is 1 above helping a little girl with fli,es. ~Y insect ~ollection now contains we went we we;e known only a simple project in 4-H work. I have been a mem.ber of 2_77 prnned spee_rmen; with the excep- by number and the county we the Columbia Make-It 4-H Club with Mrs. Jeffers as my bon . of a three mch. grasshopper from were from. We were .placed In · .advisor, and Mrs. Mary Jordan as my present adviwr. Flor>da, all ,of these .msects were found groups for topic discussion. Eight years of club membership have taught me many in Mergs or Galba Counly. On Sunday we attended the thin~s in my 4-H work In my first year of Junior Lead· BY ALICE E. SMITH church or our laith. We had a ersh1p I ~~ave found the expel'ience very helpful. l have Chester Jr. Home~akers group picture taken, which met people from other clubs and learned to get acquaint~ Cleo Smith, Advisor keeps the memories or the ed with others, and to work with them. I am a member of the Chester Jr. Contll'ess In mind long alter Homemakers. •I hye completed four the return trip home. we were years of 4-H Club wor~ but last _year :called together at Assembly was the most success€~. For proJects 1 twice each day where we listthrs year I selected F.ood Preservatlon•.ened to many very good speakand Easy to Make Cotton .Qress. I was er very mu~h surprised when I learned that I ~e were entertalried by the my cannmg proJect had won, shown at. :~~~i:f~ studenls. They are the left. best of students from lands. Hav~ 5·1 0 better>completlon record, • When A. B. (lraham orcan!Md tile tiUt Oblo 4-H club of Olllo in 1902, it wu lftOPlzed..attlle I!IOil outstanding rural youlb movement . over to bt launched. Graham•, policy wu to "Leltll By no. BY CLEO fMITH, ADVISn· On Monday we were begln- 1boyo dlacua the pr01 and Cbeller Janlor Homei!Uiker1g to get tired wllldng ~ , on lllllendlilf the Motor Veldo l Se '1ch. W! went on tours 'of ws of Ohio, Sec . ...,. III Last was asl<t __,_ and list- the · ReVised Cod e •;~:=~~ I wouldP!<lmbet' like to Iattend Stat ,. campus grou,,.. If Club Congress In Columbu led again to proleuon lhat requlement to obtain 1 which. wao bebll held on the each _the _various oubjecta at liceDR.: Campus or Oblo .State Univer- he umverotty. W~ we left the sity 1 aoceptod the Invitation Tuesday was a very busy and tii'OSS "'lh a light heart, "on the spot" day. Welatber-lngwewWagalnhaveaeballl'OI lwlth pleas"""· . ed arter early lunch lor what to attend stale t-H Club It was a chance to exchange ilet"rned the m<><lt important gress, and meet once again views and thoughts on every part of the lrip. We all went to the line people whieh it takes and all subjects that came to .the Ohio House or Reoresenta- :to help keep these thousands ' hght there. Ilives >.o attend the 15 minute 1or Ohio Youth on the way of "" • fearn ~ from nature's · ~ MIDDLEPORT FEED MILL 4--lf~f .I "F . eature ' Finds .Congress Is Thrill ~~-;""~-~-~.l~~/, ::r c- ::: ---.- - se!'~"\On 1 15Years Of CluL Work Are ---·- Given Educational Credits .. ..... , ,, ASalute To All Local 4-H Clubs! • Simon's Pick-A-Pair Simon's Market Moln 51, .. " Pomeroy Second & Mochenlo ,. ......., Ohlil , CARE. and .\ ... ..... -· J. . . pl d _ to hav,' these young people ;, friends and fellow citizens and to tell them durmg the1r speCial obaervanc'e N•tional 4-H Club Week, March 2·9 how much we 11.dmire their many accomplishments. BmER. MATERIALS CO. MASON W.VA. - Ohio's Graham Credited As Founder Of 4MH Movement ... ..• are 4-H . ._,.;.;. ,. , :r···· Y. D. mWARDS lfSUUN'CE ..iGENCJ:: E. 2nd Street 1r .. -- • ... ' A B. Graham is recognized as the founder of the nation 's 4-H clubs. It was he who in 1902 met with a group of rural youth-85 in number - to talk about an organization that would focus young human energies into paths that lead to better Ameri~ can agriculture. Since that meeting in Clark county, .... Ohio, over 2,000,000 youth, many by now in the r nation's small cities and towns, have become arJ~ dent 4-H club members. learning by doing, in dbz.- ;\ _ ~.: ens of related projects. This issue of The Daily Sen.. -~-~-··' j tineJ is dedicated to Mr. Graham, the 4·H founder, to Meigs county's club advisors, and to the hun· dreds of Meigs countv young people following the course suggested in 1902. This issue is possible through the cooperation of merchants whose notices ·' are on-pages 2 and 4. j - ~ I I FUTURE ••••••• . ' · · Week Mar. 2-9 , I I TOA j .H&iQ & ZUSPAN MR. GRAHA~I, FOUNDER ' Seoond & lutternut .· • .. WENi~Y CARPER Bidferd Jwilor· 4-R Clovers r- TillkotireGirl I . i i Is President . }; ' 01 Her Club 1w. ; .i We weteome the welcome the opportunity, during this 4-H Club Week, to add our congratulations to our communi_ty 4-H boys and girls and their devoted leaders for the fine work be- ....., to add OLll' and llrlt and ) jnl done. -~done. { .. ~ .,Maple Lawn Poultry farm -~ ,c 1;. ; POUL TIIY 1, . EGGS l'hone wY '2-6894 Hemleclr G,...- PROYICO MILLING & FEED CO. Ohio .;_. WE SALUTE THE 4-H BOYS & GIRLS DURING 4-H CLUB WEEK MARCH 2-9 MINIUVILLI, OHIO ,. ; I !' . MY PET CALF • Mara says his calf's name is Don's Highland aDd 'tllat she was born December 4, 1961. She year) and two months old. I have been ill one year in the Better Livestock club .on my bookwork. I got an A on my l!~tfJ~~~~ tt'i'r~ an _A on. my calf. That's me, above, 1 .• .. �) ' '· ' I \ I .. I 1 . \ Fcwe12n News Commentorr · £; • ' ' Dally lentblel, Pomeroy-Vicldleport, 0 ., Mar, 2, UI6J-5 1 a 4~H leqder is alway$ ready ]1!:~1 · to help .... tH Club Week Mar. 2-9 ' 4-H'er ., / ~ Learns By . DOING llO- •' Many 4.-H 1irl1 make their own fashlons and in turn this is one of the major project& of tb.is fine pro&ram. We salute the girls who sew .. . all other 4-H dub members and their leaders. 'I 'L) UJII(~ ~ ~<Ji:. ~. W~ID CROSS' SONS • ' "'N ltACIN. '$iNCE SEE DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW ~ • \/ . ; ., ............. -- . • , ...• Sound Aflvice fcrr · • .So~a'ill liiv•stm•nt . )I ~·A THE FABRIC SHOP WY. 2-2284 ST~RTING •, a I AND . I>. GROWING· l 4-H Pomeroy 115 W. Second 18W '. fa1hion-Rigld Fabric• Sewing Helps McCall's Pattern• Singer Sewing Machine• •i "\ t f. • • . P~OGRAMS ,, • !i;· • Makl aure you lfvt your flock ar riercJ 1 safe start and i:nd ar~wth Wilt Provlco fetds 111 Conuntr1te1,;~ Tha_roug~ rese!rch penence;d '~l~lis octdures 'by a.'"!'' assurt ~~ 111f ~ sound startmg 'llld growln&- PnatKC.ll: your flock or herd Investment with 1 , Provlco_Pro.fit..f'rrwen fetdinJ Procr~ 'f&ilteltmlftt In 4·H •.• paya BIG DIVIDENDS PRQ,VI(O,. .LJfG and FEED Cd. ' WY 2·2161 MINERSVILLE congratulations - DISC HARROW USED I FT; MORRIS IMPLEMENT • SUPPLY CO~ I ; " i' Ill~ en.....,.~ lfational eht!'1'1-- But iD lhe .Pomeroy . . , ( $8rViql MeJcs Couqty fw o•er to :t•~m~ · ~aov~a~o . •• ·million . . .ALUMHI •••.Oid and . ~~~~~. ~. 4-H 'ars....... tr owe· Our Best Wishes For Your Future Succi11 ' m:h; .r l'!:! • ' J ' . . .~ . ' . •• * I •' I ••• '' . ' N. 2nd Ave. ~ I'IIYI1e. a lpOkeaman he bad lhe balloon ·· ' Att@ntion! HOMEOWNERS .I . I ' '· He said he "wanted to to lock up their vehi· as 1 was inteNsted in precrime." ' . . FOR IODAYS ONLYWEWJLLGIVEAWAY Mlddleport .Absolutely FREE ..; ·tl iRAN~ N!iW 19" POPULAR MAKI Drive A Few Miles and SAVE lots of l)olfarsll .. PqRTA~ TELEVI$1GN 5~ ••• ' ..... I With Evely, Aluminum Sfdii•a . .Job,rn,tcilled · Regular and Bulk Discounts FERTILIZER . . IY IX~Rtt.Y TRAINED MECHANICS . . • ' I .' . ell Beautiful cOtor. ~· a.oo'.e .rMn '•Bated 0a BnaDMI ·FiriW( 1 ~G~an!etd Not 'l'o ' and CONGRATULATIONS 4-H Club Memb~rs SpedallffTRODUCTORY OHet ' I . throug'h .. ' ~ .,. f~1Ward -~With · ~~H. ~- • FOREMAN &ABBOTT .af4'"H leader is always ready to help •.• ·Bank I. wanttt and n tact, ·· We Pll)' S% l~r,ed Ora &wlnp crna Ch1De11 ; ev•ryo"• ' Deposits Insured By F.D.I.C. 3% Interest Paid On Savings P~AitL $TitEIET '''· ·'" , · · · · · ltA(INE, 0 • .' I ' PHONE WI 9-3202 ·~ .cJdp, CIJck, PMI or Blllter · . ' ' . •:. WE . ' • • Wo on justly proud of tilt young 4-H people "' our tGunty. They have dono •• outstandina job ol reachiDc tlleir coat •••• "to make the best better.• They are Oll'ly aoquirlna tho okillo and k11owled1• ueded to bt bettor, IROll productive oiti1ens. We salute them aDd their hard·worlling 4-H leaders! .The FARMER$ and Savill' -Cijmpany,· ' ~ ·-~· • ' ' J pey . 'If _: . i;!l\\t•,. .,..."' '{' BULK ' 46% Super Phosphate 60% Potash All These Aualysis In Stock Plus A Complete Line of Mixed Fertilizers 0.20-20 . 6-12·12 12·12-12 3-12-12 6-24-12 0.20- 0 1-16-16 All These Analysis In Stock In !10 . FERTI~U~R . a,.:,lll' . ' Also At Pomero'( In The Following Analysis 6-24-,1~ I 12-1!12 ' eOthl!r . _Analytls.. ' ..Avt~ lable On Special Orde" ' . . ,l ~ItO,\', 01110 ' , . - Tbe Crimean . War 331% Ammonium Nitrate Bags:.· Also 5-10-U 5-Tobo~ ..,.,,., I . .' Mo............ Miombor l'tdorol Depot.. ,..,..,.,_ C!"'J"'''ofJM' .....,. Nilblflple .._,. .A . .No Money DoWil· u~ To 84 'MGntha to . Cl-~&nalwar l· �) ' '· ' I \ I .. I 1 . \ Fcwe12n News Commentorr · £; • ' ' Dally lentblel, Pomeroy-Vicldleport, 0 ., Mar, 2, UI6J-5 1 a 4~H leqder is alway$ ready ]1!:~1 · to help .... tH Club Week Mar. 2-9 ' 4-H'er ., / ~ Learns By . DOING llO- •' Many 4.-H 1irl1 make their own fashlons and in turn this is one of the major project& of tb.is fine pro&ram. We salute the girls who sew .. . all other 4-H dub members and their leaders. 'I 'L) UJII(~ ~ ~<Ji:. ~. W~ID CROSS' SONS • ' "'N ltACIN. '$iNCE SEE DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW ~ • \/ . ; ., ............. -- . • , ...• Sound Aflvice fcrr · • .So~a'ill liiv•stm•nt . )I ~·A THE FABRIC SHOP WY. 2-2284 ST~RTING •, a I AND . I>. GROWING· l 4-H Pomeroy 115 W. Second 18W '. fa1hion-Rigld Fabric• Sewing Helps McCall's Pattern• Singer Sewing Machine• •i "\ t f. • • . P~OGRAMS ,, • !i;· • Makl aure you lfvt your flock ar riercJ 1 safe start and i:nd ar~wth Wilt Provlco fetds 111 Conuntr1te1,;~ Tha_roug~ rese!rch penence;d '~l~lis octdures 'by a.'"!'' assurt ~~ 111f ~ sound startmg 'llld growln&- PnatKC.ll: your flock or herd Investment with 1 , Provlco_Pro.fit..f'rrwen fetdinJ Procr~ 'f&ilteltmlftt In 4·H •.• paya BIG DIVIDENDS PRQ,VI(O,. .LJfG and FEED Cd. ' WY 2·2161 MINERSVILLE congratulations - DISC HARROW USED I FT; MORRIS IMPLEMENT • SUPPLY CO~ I ; " i' Ill~ en.....,.~ lfational eht!'1'1-- But iD lhe .Pomeroy . . , ( $8rViql MeJcs Couqty fw o•er to :t•~m~ · ~aov~a~o . •• ·million . . .ALUMHI •••.Oid and . ~~~~~. ~. 4-H 'ars....... tr owe· Our Best Wishes For Your Future Succi11 ' m:h; .r l'!:! • ' J ' . . .~ . ' . •• * I •' I ••• '' . ' N. 2nd Ave. ~ I'IIYI1e. a lpOkeaman he bad lhe balloon ·· ' Att@ntion! HOMEOWNERS .I . I ' '· He said he "wanted to to lock up their vehi· as 1 was inteNsted in precrime." ' . . FOR IODAYS ONLYWEWJLLGIVEAWAY Mlddleport .Absolutely FREE ..; ·tl iRAN~ N!iW 19" POPULAR MAKI Drive A Few Miles and SAVE lots of l)olfarsll .. PqRTA~ TELEVI$1GN 5~ ••• ' ..... I With Evely, Aluminum Sfdii•a . .Job,rn,tcilled · Regular and Bulk Discounts FERTILIZER . . IY IX~Rtt.Y TRAINED MECHANICS . . • ' I .' . ell Beautiful cOtor. ~· a.oo'.e .rMn '•Bated 0a BnaDMI ·FiriW( 1 ~G~an!etd Not 'l'o ' and CONGRATULATIONS 4-H Club Memb~rs SpedallffTRODUCTORY OHet ' I . throug'h .. ' ~ .,. f~1Ward -~With · ~~H. ~- • FOREMAN &ABBOTT .af4'"H leader is always ready to help •.• ·Bank I. wanttt and n tact, ·· We Pll)' S% l~r,ed Ora &wlnp crna Ch1De11 ; ev•ryo"• ' Deposits Insured By F.D.I.C. 3% Interest Paid On Savings P~AitL $TitEIET '''· ·'" , · · · · · ltA(INE, 0 • .' I ' PHONE WI 9-3202 ·~ .cJdp, CIJck, PMI or Blllter · . ' ' . •:. WE . ' • • Wo on justly proud of tilt young 4-H people "' our tGunty. They have dono •• outstandina job ol reachiDc tlleir coat •••• "to make the best better.• They are Oll'ly aoquirlna tho okillo and k11owled1• ueded to bt bettor, IROll productive oiti1ens. We salute them aDd their hard·worlling 4-H leaders! .The FARMER$ and Savill' -Cijmpany,· ' ~ ·-~· • ' ' J pey . 'If _: . i;!l\\t•,. .,..."' '{' BULK ' 46% Super Phosphate 60% Potash All These Aualysis In Stock Plus A Complete Line of Mixed Fertilizers 0.20-20 . 6-12·12 12·12-12 3-12-12 6-24-12 0.20- 0 1-16-16 All These Analysis In Stock In !10 . FERTI~U~R . a,.:,lll' . ' Also At Pomero'( In The Following Analysis 6-24-,1~ I 12-1!12 ' eOthl!r . _Analytls.. ' ..Avt~ lable On Special Orde" ' . . ,l ~ItO,\', 01110 ' , . - Tbe Crimean . War 331% Ammonium Nitrate Bags:.· Also 5-10-U 5-Tobo~ ..,.,,., I . .' Mo............ Miombor l'tdorol Depot.. ,..,..,.,_ C!"'J"'''ofJM' .....,. Nilblflple .._,. .A . .No Money DoWil· u~ To 84 'MGntha to . Cl-~&nalwar l· �. . ......... ....... "'"' . . . ~~a .loves MOJQ, I can now pay ' • TheDaily Sentinel -A- lule1J4._Hn Top $795 •'-~at ooid bnll... ndlo 1111.1 -.llo!JII•IIno, ...... laloM 1955 PlymOuth • ·cyi. - - - - $195 ~ . 'I'I'PL . ~· Cillo . -- $1~ RESULT .. ~ J for all your WEEK ~. . ,..... • I ·insurance ' 19~7 A.-..u. lluo. - ) ' g!Handedly eul lbO load to llt63 wben be • . \f .... .,.. .......... .. _.,rna...,. .....,, Ill. JIIDIZ: . . . . . . "" GUAR. A Nl~ED . ., . 1\ but not quiet, dis- IWells put Pomeroy ahead 11- Smith thai made the score 23- 011 to go In the period. ulfGWI· te the JrOIIIIlell. 12 with • jump shot. 119 the Panthers WJjlt Sdll bellll ;a... by Mom loves Dad; bOt IT'S · I were aJmml, . ., No.tiooMdert~KWPI}IMWM PAY PJ:.AN CQIIIbiaet· dl· rou r Nailoowkle ~~~'"" inro one ~ and you. 'l *r ill ' calf· to-meet irutaltmentt mw the year. · ~ il'1 aMto•R~ for your life-, ht1.1tb. car. home or property, jaM .,. check takes care .of e"f'ttJ" : thin~. For ci;tailt, n.lllllle: MAX WARD WY t-2410 115•L 2nd · . ,,.,.,.,..,,.,. ·- ' I IN THE DAILY CLASSIFIED $ECfloN ( i I ) ! STARTING WEDNESDAY· Februa,Y.27 ' > ! l ...... ... . ' . ' Blaettnars . \' ~ - · THROUGH TUISDAY; MYCM Sth ·~·- ·· - \ ORQil YOUR WANT AI) TO STAIT PQI IIX I , DAYS DURING. 'PHIS SNCIAL Wlll(l 'I -n.i II' YOU DO NOT IICIIVIIliJU&.'fi DAILy SINTINIL WILl, I'UILI... Y~l Ala MX ADD!,TIONAL DAYS AUOLUTII.y fRill I l \ i ' T•ll• Hv~... '' IIIII -~ Wnt.. t.y Sollti.W Willi A4' e-,.; " 1Wf Dltl WY a-11$6 to pi- ,_ Alii ' I 6 - :-n.. I I . ., • fnl easlftt·wall· palnt·lo • .,. No te.dioUo,lt~llnc "'Qlnp to bi:UIIil ot . ICIIIf . •Drlesin20~ • fOf any nMNn. ~wodl fDO • Stay<'c:I4Minor, Cloths...._ .I CHEC:K LIST' FOR THE W-ANT AD$ THAT 'YOU'LL WANT /' 'I • lO _P·LACE While·This ~l Js ' • .on NOTICES AUTO SALIS • FORSALI .' FOR SALI OR REM' ·' HILP WANTED FOR RENT ' BUSINESS OPPORTUNIM BUSINESS S~ . LOST MCI FOUND ... ' . .1..., ... ' REAL ESTATE .. / I \ . t ' ' LIVIS'toQc . POULTRY • I .Tht Gu'MERCY •UJLIO-o Lo-Boy 'TV. Avallablt!! lrf Natural Walnut or Ma." hoa•ny ar.alped finish . . Anderson Was Leading Player For \V. Wilson WANtll»fOIUY 1 on 'Metal• .. ,"·· " ' l BUDGET.' l ' .. ! ' l ' • . I. 3 ROOMS l Newfumiture .., *299 1 ,. t . '· i ' ·' ' MASON RIRNIMI: co•. MAJOI\li!,VA. �. . ......... ....... "'"' . . . ~~a .loves MOJQ, I can now pay ' • TheDaily Sentinel -A- lule1J4._Hn Top $795 •'-~at ooid bnll... ndlo 1111.1 -.llo!JII•IIno, ...... laloM 1955 PlymOuth • ·cyi. - - - - $195 ~ . 'I'I'PL . ~· Cillo . -- $1~ RESULT .. ~ J for all your WEEK ~. . ,..... • I ·insurance ' 19~7 A.-..u. lluo. - ) ' g!Handedly eul lbO load to llt63 wben be • . \f .... .,.. .......... .. _.,rna...,. .....,, Ill. JIIDIZ: . . . . . . "" GUAR. A Nl~ED . ., . 1\ but not quiet, dis- IWells put Pomeroy ahead 11- Smith thai made the score 23- 011 to go In the period. ulfGWI· te the JrOIIIIlell. 12 with • jump shot. 119 the Panthers WJjlt Sdll bellll ;a... by Mom loves Dad; bOt IT'S · I were aJmml, . ., No.tiooMdert~KWPI}IMWM PAY PJ:.AN CQIIIbiaet· dl· rou r Nailoowkle ~~~'"" inro one ~ and you. 'l *r ill ' calf· to-meet irutaltmentt mw the year. · ~ il'1 aMto•R~ for your life-, ht1.1tb. car. home or property, jaM .,. check takes care .of e"f'ttJ" : thin~. For ci;tailt, n.lllllle: MAX WARD WY t-2410 115•L 2nd · . ,,.,.,.,..,,.,. ·- ' I IN THE DAILY CLASSIFIED $ECfloN ( i I ) ! STARTING WEDNESDAY· Februa,Y.27 ' > ! l ...... ... . ' . ' Blaettnars . \' ~ - · THROUGH TUISDAY; MYCM Sth ·~·- ·· - \ ORQil YOUR WANT AI) TO STAIT PQI IIX I , DAYS DURING. 'PHIS SNCIAL Wlll(l 'I -n.i II' YOU DO NOT IICIIVIIliJU&.'fi DAILy SINTINIL WILl, I'UILI... Y~l Ala MX ADD!,TIONAL DAYS AUOLUTII.y fRill I l \ i ' T•ll• Hv~... '' IIIII -~ Wnt.. t.y Sollti.W Willi A4' e-,.; " 1Wf Dltl WY a-11$6 to pi- ,_ Alii ' I 6 - :-n.. I I . ., • fnl easlftt·wall· palnt·lo • .,. No te.dioUo,lt~llnc "'Qlnp to bi:UIIil ot . ICIIIf . •Drlesin20~ • fOf any nMNn. ~wodl fDO • Stay<'c:I4Minor, Cloths...._ .I CHEC:K LIST' FOR THE W-ANT AD$ THAT 'YOU'LL WANT /' 'I • lO _P·LACE While·This ~l Js ' • .on NOTICES AUTO SALIS • FORSALI .' FOR SALI OR REM' ·' HILP WANTED FOR RENT ' BUSINESS OPPORTUNIM BUSINESS S~ . LOST MCI FOUND ... ' . .1..., ... ' REAL ESTATE .. / I \ . t ' ' LIVIS'toQc . POULTRY • I .Tht Gu'MERCY •UJLIO-o Lo-Boy 'TV. Avallablt!! lrf Natural Walnut or Ma." hoa•ny ar.alped finish . . Anderson Was Leading Player For \V. Wilson WANtll»fOIUY 1 on 'Metal• .. ,"·· " ' l BUDGET.' l ' .. ! ' l ' • . I. 3 ROOMS l Newfumiture .., *299 1 ,. t . '· i ' ·' ' MASON RIRNIMI: co•. MAJOI\li!,VA. �' "., . House•Piant S~eetion, COI'e, ' Specipl Seryice 01 Prll'fer, , Giving .1s Held , Is Theme Of Gordep Club Paper "l!tledlon W ·ears of !loose plants Ill the-· She ruruw ! Pluts" WM the subject of a stated that lack ol paper liven by ~. Carl Mor· was a c:omrnoo. 110111'<0 ria When tile llutlind FrieMo uro with houoe planll. ly Garden«a met at tile holne of ~rs. Vernon }\'eber gave ·Mra •. R...w Willi~ ill Rut- demoDStratl'm of lhe land Wednesday evenln~. on potting a house plant, During lbo liUaine88 rneotb.g, a combination of top jOll, Mrs.' ~rt 5nf!W<!en, presi· moss, bone meal, lime' · deot, anrtounced two important und. buring ber talk Mrs. dot"" for gardeners.; the horli· Weber re~od .that 0, size culture meeting in 'the Clvitail the pot was not important . buDding .·(n Marietta, March f, lhe plants 111"'!1 bt kepi wt of and the ·offic<lrs meeung· at the ·suntigbl and ' drafts Jor two Lal~·~ IIOiel-inG~llipotis , on weel<s: '. · , M~ 15. ·· Tbe ~rrange~ . ' of the Tht ·group voted •to. sell greet· month was.JtU!de b~· Mrs. Ron- , , ing cards as a ~()rojecl, Thank aid Williams. A btrd ~test 1 you notes 11'0111 shut-in mem· conducted by .Mrs. Weber WM hers were and a note of won by Ml'1, Joe Bolin. I thanks from the · mitron and '!be ~Oor prlae wu won by Children of tile Meigs County Mrs. Jim Nelson who also won Children's !lome for tile .vaien. the traveling prlJe dOflated Uqe day gills given tbeQL Mrs. Don Harrison. Secret . · • gifts were ezctt~od during Mrs. Kenneth Fmley gave lhe SDCIB . 1 uvu •-·r . -J tm-· •-'•·· - · 1~ lo. IIU!!K3S, -siS verse of the monln. and, moll)· ed by her &iqgbter and . bers. res~ed to roll call by Randy and Unda, served a narrung. Tbe hou'!; plant they serl course to thoae meJ>tiOJ>edl would bke to have. abnve and Mrs. , Carl Morris, In g1ving her paper Mrs. Mrs. Ho:word Birchfield , and Morris commneted that it was Mrs. Harold Sauer. The next not advisable to change the meeting will be beld March ·'rl amount o£ available light on at the home ol Mrs. Birchfield. ev.,lingl .,..a I ;IIARY LINDSEY FARNHAM Miss Mary Farnham Is R<>cent ' ~ f11ide 01 John Paul Siegfried ,country club Immediately fol· lowmg the ceremony. The club was decorated with arrange- !orm·l~mhor. Ohio. to Mr. John Paul Siegfried, ' Followmg a weddmg .tr•p. to : son of l\lr, a.\ <I Mrs. Ro!J er t H. Siegfried of Ithaca, New · Fior~da , Mr. and Mrs. S•eg£r1ed York. ~" 1 ~ill r~side in Hyde Park, CinThe lt£'ver en d 1\cnnct h E. C'larke, assisted by The , c~nnati, ~here both are asso-Reverend \\'i!li.1m A. Baker . .Jr .. performed the cere- c1ated With the Proctor and mlin~tiJjjn• the a ltar" hich was decorated with arrange- ?amb~e Company. For her _gomli'"t..t1tJD\rhite tulips and snapdragon against a back.l m~ · away costume, Mrs. Slegground of sout,hern magnolia foliage . l fn~ ~ore a forget-me-~ot blue The bride giVe-n in marria~e sUit w1th gray accessor1es and by her falh~r. wore a t.:~wn of Robert _H. Siegfried. was the gray fox stole. W:1it' peau de soit> fa:-;hioned flower gtrl. The_ attendants wore For her daughter's wedding, with lofig tap&rrd sleeves. The mos~ green ~a tin sheath dresses IMrs. Farnham chose a pink I high necklillf> w<:~~ etche-d in fash~oned wtth floor-length ov- .brocade sheath dress with pink 0.f \pillbox type hat and accessor· champagne- l ac~ . A diagc-nal crskirts. Small wreaths bow trimm ed the ba<'k or the green leaves wer~ on lhelr pes. Mrs. Siegfried, mother ·of empire waisted gown which heads. Each ~arrted an ar· the groom, wore a blue velvet Meth<ldlat Cburcb Ill ~ pnrt. . > , Tbe central· lhe.!ne of the ..:.1.: '' aram "More 'lb8n ~.fil . \ WIS 111111 by Rev. '"""' ~ : . ·IIlii in his '11J81188Jf ill wlii~ ' be ' ur&tci· the '0!111110n - of ille , world ,to "~r the bate la ,' ·the wprld ot today." 1 ~ · Ml?· Rfu.... LloYd. cllalrm8i!. ' ft-JdW-Ii.d'wekoiDOI! 1111 ~ ' ' I ' ,.,.. . tloil. She oul tho+ greg& . ....,.... ""'\1• I• thla ·wu WI •niiUII. ~ • spc111101'od )ly the UDited CburCb .,. Women and obserYed oa ~'1 I~ Tllllnday of lAol ~., out .the wid. . ' )' Taking part were Mrs. & Jl.,, ,; · , Hugbes, Wbo gave tile "Wor4•. •·· " . of God For Our Day;" Mfl. " ·Harold ·Sayer. td:v'lnsi ~,. . _,, From Korea;"l Mrs.· Campbi:IL Harper, Confession; >Mn. Bed Bodimer, Assufance; Mrs. ~ 11 nord Fullz, lillercesaory Pray. -.; er, and· Mrs. James Sanborn; . . DediCIItion. Mrs. Glenn Lambert, Mn. ManiD Dowson, Mra. Qlarilll ', Bennett, and Mrs. lluJngordnel:•. · served as qsbers for the olfet'o'- . ing which goes to tho 12 wotno · ·MISS' REVA RAE .en's collegea of the world and the migrant ministry, MfW{ , .' ; · · - · Mr. and Mrs. Don Rea ar~ announcing th.e engagement Howard Jolmaon was organld~ of their .daughter,ll;eva Jeanne to Larry William Bunce, for the program with the Ref• o son of Mr; ~nd Mrs. Walter Bunce, 969 Ash·st, Middle- Howard Ruppelt giving lbe IJeo. ·, port. MiSI! Rea is ~ graduate of Pomeroy Hi~ School ediction. and of ijle Columbus Businesa University aild IS employ- .,_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;• ..,.. ed by the "!etrqpo!Jwr Hqusing Authoi!!y ln ·eotwnbus. 11 • • Mr. Bunce ts a grad'itate of Middleport Htgli School and _...:.....t attended'· the Ohio College of Applied Scleiice in Cln· raoi;1efS · cinnati .. He is presently employed with the John J. Getreati and Son l!,lcorp,. Columbus. The wedding ·will be "''••--• -!iillill"""'!!llll"'•--•·•• itlla!a' -··ted a J~e eVent.>~~ · I al • I '· at the . Mount Vernon City School , Mount Vernon • Mr • Ohhnger, a graduate of. P-omeroy High school, bas~-~~~ ed four years in the United States Air Force, a~d is 11 employed as a sal~sman for ~he Seven~up Bottling Com· l l pany of, J~c~son m Nelsonvtlle. No date has been f:.:o.::.r_:t:h:.e:..:: w.: ed::.d::.J:.: n~g.:__________________________ Charles Hobble, ail o£ Columbus, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Allen of Springfield. Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Rossiter j Homemakers Met Stork Shower T S d . Held In Honor 0 fU y L1fe of Crosse Pointe Woods. Mich., L • Of Mrs. Roach Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Schmick of I ong LearnlnQ The members of the club· discussed several centennial events that have been schedul· ed. Lodies · of the club will wear centennial gowns which are a\•ailable .to interested peostrongest pie of the area. Mighty Samson, man In the world, Is returning to the screen in the wonder 1 1 film of the year, American In· ternational's "Samson and the Seven Miracles of the World," opening SUnday, March 3 at the Liberty Tbeater in Middleporl Mrs. Dorothy, ,Cartwright, Mrs. Mrs. Nan Mcintosh, Mrs. Gordon Scott. in the title role John McDaniel. Mrs. James Stewart, 1\lrS. Mary StenleJi, and Yoko Tani star in the ex- Wise, Mrs. Alma Turner, and Mrs. Jesse Sayre, Mra. :&{~J,tf citing ColorScope adventure Mrs. Alva TuUeh. . pie Stewart, Mrs. EveJyil 1 which has a musical IICOI'e by Announcement wM made of art, Rob1n Stewart, '· lin. Les Baxter and a cast of thous· a meeting of the area centennial leen Foreman, r.frs.. · · ands. comml8sion at the Mason to!hl' Mrs. MY!:a Hyseft. Mrs. 1Patiune•ll ·!!Oi· Scot~ h,andsome slriJ!Igmsn Iian on March 13 ad:30. Di>- CunninghJin,' atjd the ~onfFed who has starred in live Tarzan, vi>tions at 11\e meeting were•pre- guelit Mrs. Elsie· Roach;· films, portrays the strongest sented by Mrs. Wise. ' ' ____;.__ man of all time with Yoko Tanl SPECIAL' sERVICE ·'' starring A Mi nasera . t 1 1 ~::~~~:II 1 · as the beautuul Oriint· a prmcOSJ whom he rescues Use a paatry brusb to clean 80 1 f tired Ifrom the fierce Tartar armies. a vegetable grater, II tapping ';;'~. "'1 re bl be ob In this new samson screen ad· won't dislodge the gratings. :;; t ~r ~ves w ea Iventure, the fearless strong man mss S.\ :II DR 1 KAYE MILLER Ibattles Tartar warrior hordes Clean the ~inl traps <111 bntb Starilay .,, , and destroys a whole city in his the washer · aM dcyer be£ore ey Tfie e~1gagemenl and approaching marriage of Miss Ibattle for rlghl and justice. laundering ,fabi'i,. such as cot- the mesaag~. 'lloY· [G Sandra "Kaye M1l i<'~ . daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. Gail Mil· Samsnn fights against tre- duroys a~ . ~ar¥'cottons, .wbich mil be, the dnme~ ler., ~51 Lmco ln SJ . M1ddiepGn, tAl Robert L. Faulk, mendous odds to help bIt attract.Jint. · ~~ · ¥nd ~·. Marvin r.l • ,-,ernr i, '"" of ,\Irs. Ednl Paulk, Pomeroy, is an· friends and per/111'111S stupend· , ,,· __ · 101111, DwJSbt .,and w•o: nr~ by her parent£. Mioo Miller is employed as ousfeats-of..muscleand.slret!llh · ~ fixi11ti.JS•tildJ areas In .· .. · · ;c,; · 1 ... · ci r k al the Holzer Hospita' in Gallipolis. Mr. Faulk to defeat the ~· win !ftee. the blime, k~P,'~-*Ici 6ftci labil Remov•;f, ctayj\ft ' :01' .'pel"$,ij IS a co'~" rurtwn \~orker !or North--:ood .stone and _As- dom frmn· 'I' ·:mildnt41D ~ .d~ll,lmjl ,light l"!lored. matka ,01\ eniJJt!~ ' phalt Co., Belie Center. The weddmg '' planned for .and' free the Princess lroai a Thll >'lll!l,l~d~lh !Iia . lri!ltble1 Wilb' l'·re...-. ~ o1 . ' . some tim(! Jn June. , 1 rutble11 Tartar 411P0L . ···. 1 IJib&:·.~ ~t.dlnl/"•' "1 •' • ' ' fill , ~~: .it surf.,.. ' I " . .. . a--~~ . ' ... ~-, ' ~ ' f. ,' ~ . I . ], . l -·f ••~' · • -~ ·.'till ~ I . . . ': a:; ""'' ·· , •" ' ~-' • ' I ' '' . sun: ~' ' They are as much interested ill the Adve:tlllng Column• as the News Columns becauae advel'tll!l!l· II the news of what iB available in iooda and nmcll at the stores they know. ' : There are no gadgets to turn off 'the advertlsiDC lll newspapers. Nobody want. it turned off, E~ery Jlll'VeJ ever made shows that Jfeople prefer fo have the lltWII' · papet they ~uy ·contain advertising because the Intosh, Mrs. Lucille Smith Alice RoaCh. Mn. Lottie Johnson read a poem entitled Woman's Prayer for the UIJIUII to Come." or ' • • • It Goes Wht.re IHs Invited People Buy.Newsf)apers ~Because They Want All The News . " Refredunents ice cream cake, puncb. and coffee wer~ Mrs. Reynolds was appointed · ser:ved. to Miss Alice Roach chai~an of a cpmmlttee to Mrs. Villa Lee, Mrs. Ma~ make plans to sell food at the Burns, Mrs. Geneva M~~~::[1 peach festival to be held ai Ronilie·Roush, Mr.t. Lottie Wahama High-school in Augqst. son, Mrs. Ruth Riley, Mrs. Members of the committee are lian Grimm, Mrs. Lucille _,' '> • MO);t a Clrstla• KPAIQKXOX • 01111'. ..D.'fXO ATIQKPT • 011''1/B'f ltll OBlO 011'1.1.. , W :ta;..,'lcrnc:aaute: tiiSAa WMA•AILtrBa om. ~'1/II:BBPQX BW ... IIIt'WOUU)IidrlU.VII- • •. · - att.PGU!IOJI . - . - • a •ltrsua • .., z·;,o ' . Washington, D. C.. Mrs. Bea- 1 MASON - The Mason Home- MASON - A stork sh==~ ~~ trice F. Allen of Keene, New ,makers Club mel on Tuesday was held recently by the w Hampshire, and Mr. and Mrs. evening at the home of Mrs. of the Mason "EUB ch!Jrch in John E. Halliday o! Gallipolis, Catherine Reynolds with the bnnor of .Mrs. John R. Roach. Ohio. theme of the meeting based on G,ames were pta~ and-nri,. life Jong learning, es were won by Mrs. -Nan Ret'lning In 'It New Advent1,ll'e • -... - · - · Arbaugh, Ethel M. Newspaper Advertis. ing . DOESN'T ·1N.T'R~U DE.·." .Jrf:. Malqn and . M~>s . .Nancv· Strav· B. L>ehl. Mr. Arnold C. Shoop, L'> nco1n. Neb ra ska. Mr . and f'r , hot h of Cmc1 nnali and and Mr. Gary R. Tabor, all of Mrs. Waller Mitche11 Jr. of New york_ Ci ty. 'T'he b~~de· Cincinnati. Westport , Conn .. Mrs: Raiston gr_ooms n1er~. Carolyn S1eg- 1 A large and handsome recep- 1Russell, Dr. and Mrs. Ralston ~·~e~. daught~r or~- :md Mr~~-~~?" was held at the Hyde Park :Russell. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ro-· I bert Harris, and Mr: and Mrs. 8:35 Jlre8kfut Party 7:110 NeWI 8:110 tie~~~ , T:o5 llrfoalcfUI Plrly t:OO llr'!lkfUI .l'lq!J .. 7:3D News 1:14 J..,. Jlulcl: Sboll 7::!5 Plckeris Hardware Show 1:30 Newa 7:ll0 7:50 Ntlll Report 9:35llteaklall Party 1•11 Radkl 11ymna1 !~:00 Non _ 8:15 llrealdul Pllrlf 10:05 Polb Party 8:30 Vaa Plrtlcll Sport Show 10:30 Mu11c Ill lhe Air 8:35 Breakfalll Plrlf . 10:0$ The Gaod Life I ' 45 •.laker ·Fun. Sbnw-Fr1. 10:&5 Under Olllo SkiN D:l!o News 11:00 N,ew• t :ll Coffee With Jaaet 11:06 Top 'hot Show ' 9:30 Newa 11:30 NIWI f ilS· Col!ee With Janot 11:35 llultml'1 TOR Ten Show 9:'46 Betty NeW10D Show , 12:110 lie!!~- NOO!I Repor1 10:1). News 12:11 Mullc 11118rladl 10:05 Ministerta1 ~ 12:at Ref. Mlrllll TM 10:8' Morning Interlude 1 1:00 .P.ewa 10;30 Newa 1:05 Plattet, Party 10:116 Moinlna Interlude' UO Newt II ·00 News US ·Platter Party J.iGI: swap Shop .. uo.Ntwr> · II ·SO Newo 4:05,~ f'll'tJ 11:40-Country Hoedown 4:30 News ·· .. · · , : .(Family Wonblp Tburs.l 4:35 Platter Par17 li )55·Upper Room Meditatloila 6:00 Ne~. II~ low Joneo I!IOd< 'Ave. 5:05 Platter Party t•· . Noon NeWI 5:311 SJaD 01! t~~ MW!Ic Juat il'or You , 6:00 Februar) SJaD Oft 12f15 Goesslers Guest star Frt. -., Music Jut :ror tou 7:30 News I News , · 7:35 MillY Hour I · lf.usic Just For You · 8:00 Rev. Ira Tibbl I i'iJc NoWJ 1:1$ Cburcb at Work 145 Mualc Jlllt For You 8:30 News Newa 1:35 Pen- -11 I~ I\IQSJC JUII For You 8>00 WIDp Of Seali!JI J·to NtWI 1:30 Cburcb World fino 1}6 MWIIC JUit For You 1:49 Suoday Cbapel S'l!'! N,..L . lC:OO Voice of PropiJee)' , S.'llli Platter Party. 10:30 News 10:35 Penpectlm I~ PI- Party 10.50 Soolal Securll7 Newa' 11:110 Country Jlyam t• Platter Party 11:30 Newo ,.,' t ~ 1111e1toar AliiO bow - 11:30 Country Hymn Timi . ., I!E I 1 Party 7:31 Nella 7:35 BmkfJII Party 1:00 News , 8:05 Breakfall ·Party 1:30 NIWII · $:45 Meigs Counly IU1'I) . And N N a .. 11011· News 6:IJII• Country Musle J'bne l:l!e Country JamlloNe f:30 NeW. , l :p$ Farm World Nm non Swartz .and familY of Bel· Cecll DIUon, Lulu Dillon to _ _ , . _ . _ were dinn<lr guests al the Roger :B. and 'Rulli E. Dillon, 1 of Mr. ·and - Mr~. Vere .4Z acres, Olive. . eWS · . Oles last Sunday wben the GeOrge Radekin Sr., dee. II of Mr · Swartz was ob· Ethel Radekin, cert, for Irani., • Columbia. Fol· Mrs. Massar and Gordon H. Clldwell, Helell : of Ea,stem vis- M. Caldwell to Victor W. Mao · l 'lu~srr,.reparents, Mr. and, Mrs. sen, Mayme B. MasODo .80 n. 1• Boyles last SUnday. rea, Olive. Helen Wonde visited - Mrs. Lt. and Mts: john Taylor of Harold Dewbilrst, _lune Dnr·Findling at Meigs California arrii'ed• last Thurs- hurst. to 0. 0. Pattersm, Au4o I~~~~~~~ iait :Wt!(lnesday. day to spepd t!lree or,fou(days ry Patterson; :t, aCres, Rutland. j1 Mrs: Fllldling were wlth his parentl, Mr. and Mrs, · . , Wllllam Reeves. Taylor arid .lat!!.i/Y· Tbey Q - Row •ld II ~ CbrllliM ·1 Mr; and Mrs. · Millard Swartz, MondaJ mOI'Il!lill fOr Home- Sel...,e rell&ltaf ., ,,, ; IT•rrv and ,S,andra, , Mrs. Dale Fla. where Mr. Taylor is A- It was founded by Mallf • . and chlldren of Little be statiOIIOlt ·· Baker Eddy at 11oBfl11:. In 11'11. strai~ht"fflont Jinp falling rangem~nt of. ·pmk, cherry .~ l sheath With blue .hat and acinto sculptured folds in the an_d white .tulips. and blue IriS. 'cessories. hack to (Mm the chapel length i ~1155 Dy~ 5 ~uq.uet. was ac- Mrs. Siegfried is a former , tram . ~he wol'e a long manti\- cen~ed w:Ith P~qna viOlets . ..The resident or Pomeroy and will I la of rP-embrnidt>red Alencon flo~er g.rl w~re a floor .~eng!h be remembered as the grand· lnrP i.-nuor1Pd 1from Franre and w~tte organza dr~_ss tnmmed Idaughter of Mrs. Ralston Rusr~ rr hi 11' ~11tl.e larr ran dpr or· rWithhfl mos~, green ribbon I b d th e Iae t : " kb d and . se II of Coumusan atf'd with a cascade nrrangl•- rPf:. . 0"'er pm . an eau~ _m Mr. Ralston Russell of Pornmen! of EJr·haris ld J('··"- · stnnh a mima- 1eroy. Sh e Js . a gra dua te of Oh.10 .... v • lwr hair. b She carrted . . anol i!>. and II liPs of the v<:~liC''· . tur(' ouquet . . and a me mber JUDY ANN GREGG bridrsm· "ds' simila r to the . State Umvers1Ly :\'liss ~ :r-rh an il:' Dve nf Lin<:IJ • • "of Pi Beta Phi. Mr. Siegfried rol u, Neb, . \\~,S h~!· rous in 's ...Mr_. R~hert H..Siegfried ~r is a graduate of Cornell UniverMrs: Lucy Gregg, 442 Grant St., Middleport, is mnid of ho~m:. At-,o allrnding ( mrmnatJ was . h1s brot.her s sity. nouncrng the. engagem~nt 1 of her daughter, Judy Ann, . ~ he'-:1 mnn. S('rvmg as ushers Among those· atlendJ'ng the to Herbert Michael Ohlinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Con• . , . 1 .wen:' th. P .bme 1.11ss 1 -.:wen or- wr:re Mr. William H. H. Dye · wedding from out ' of town were Ij ~ad Ohl'mger, 204 .West Locus~-st., Pomeroy. M1ss · Gregg· . . '"" ol Do) lu u. 0. Mrs. ,James . . . M d M n-be 1 H s· ts a graduate of Middleport High school and Rio Grande . , . III, a co11sm ol the br1de. from r. an rs. Jw r · Ieg· II . . . . B. <trCt.n,.... 9f Memphls, . 'fried of Ithaca, New York, Mr. co ege an~ JS a member of the Fust Umted Pres~yterian Ten), . 1nd 1\1:, Mary Slade Lmco1"· Neu., and Mr. Robert ! and Mrs. William H. H. Dye o£ church. MISS Gregg is employed as a third grade teacher · · · · · WMPO lllONYIAY TlllttJ FRIDAY 7:!JI ·Breulut If•:;~~~~;;;;::;:;;:~;::;;~.;::-;.:-.::;-;;:· ~~ John w. Hocki1!g and Mr., alld ~rs. Ver· ~~~;gb to J. E. Kaylor; ·S,t A. . 1 (I 1 ""'"&"""" Land T• , ;· · . C . h · T . p ·k Oh'10 ments of pmk, cherry red and St. 1 hom ~s Lplscop<~l hu_1c m etrace 31 · • white tulips, white gladioli and was th~ sett1ng forth (' marnag~ on Saturday afternoon, white snapdragon and ma li 8 Februa·r~r ~3rd. of ~1 1ss Mary Lmdsey Farnham, daugh· and Jem for gno [' te54tf~Jt:..~Pttrs. \\'. Ra~·mond Farnham of Cincinnati, ' ~n Jage. . . had oerv~ of Pra7'1' and Glfo ing, which bod belitl lftllll" od by Cbrislian' WOIIIOII In K0o rea, •Ill! pen by WOIIIOII .r the various c:burebos at the ..,. I1UII Wlll'ld' De1 d l'rllyer oa Frlday iltemoon al Ife alit A, ']' .. ' '· •. I no ,.... •'-! ', , Tueo, • 'l'bun. •.. '-1 Newt 4 tt M1lllcll M)aWIM 'D·IIO ~- J·~ · Pl~tter fl·- . ; J:__ Sign Oft -·~ ' , ,, . Febi'IIII'J Sip Off 1s.mJRiiAY' IIClBEDIJLII ~.~ :'lOWI • I: lr Coul!lrY Mul!a tlmi ' Non • Fann Worl4 News RFD oa\~NMN JJ:OO N01111 Report II:~ The~ · JJ,llll Rev. llerllD Teell 1:00 Hour ci ~ , 1:30 Luthera> Hour 1 . ;;~. 2:• N... ~1 ' l' ~- ' 2:00 BapUst Laymin;, Hour 2:35 Beck 10 the Croa ,,10 !leV· ~ ~. 'S:Il· Tbi Quiet Boar 4•011 N " . · ·' t:OO Sundi; ~ ·4:30 NeWI '·• ·~ . .. ..... Off "-- • • ,~ . ' I JL~.-~~~~~~.O&~~-~~·· ~:.~~~-~.-..~~~,~==~~~~·-----=-" LIII'P Mil McWILLIAMS NAtiCY THAT'Ll. TEACH YOU A LESSON �' "., . House•Piant S~eetion, COI'e, ' Specipl Seryice 01 Prll'fer, , Giving .1s Held , Is Theme Of Gordep Club Paper "l!tledlon W ·ears of !loose plants Ill the-· She ruruw ! Pluts" WM the subject of a stated that lack ol paper liven by ~. Carl Mor· was a c:omrnoo. 110111'<0 ria When tile llutlind FrieMo uro with houoe planll. ly Garden«a met at tile holne of ~rs. Vernon }\'eber gave ·Mra •. R...w Willi~ ill Rut- demoDStratl'm of lhe land Wednesday evenln~. on potting a house plant, During lbo liUaine88 rneotb.g, a combination of top jOll, Mrs.' ~rt 5nf!W<!en, presi· moss, bone meal, lime' · deot, anrtounced two important und. buring ber talk Mrs. dot"" for gardeners.; the horli· Weber re~od .that 0, size culture meeting in 'the Clvitail the pot was not important . buDding .·(n Marietta, March f, lhe plants 111"'!1 bt kepi wt of and the ·offic<lrs meeung· at the ·suntigbl and ' drafts Jor two Lal~·~ IIOiel-inG~llipotis , on weel<s: '. · , M~ 15. ·· Tbe ~rrange~ . ' of the Tht ·group voted •to. sell greet· month was.JtU!de b~· Mrs. Ron- , , ing cards as a ~()rojecl, Thank aid Williams. A btrd ~test 1 you notes 11'0111 shut-in mem· conducted by .Mrs. Weber WM hers were and a note of won by Ml'1, Joe Bolin. I thanks from the · mitron and '!be ~Oor prlae wu won by Children of tile Meigs County Mrs. Jim Nelson who also won Children's !lome for tile .vaien. the traveling prlJe dOflated Uqe day gills given tbeQL Mrs. Don Harrison. Secret . · • gifts were ezctt~od during Mrs. Kenneth Fmley gave lhe SDCIB . 1 uvu •-·r . -J tm-· •-'•·· - · 1~ lo. IIU!!K3S, -siS verse of the monln. and, moll)· ed by her &iqgbter and . bers. res~ed to roll call by Randy and Unda, served a narrung. Tbe hou'!; plant they serl course to thoae meJ>tiOJ>edl would bke to have. abnve and Mrs. , Carl Morris, In g1ving her paper Mrs. Mrs. Ho:word Birchfield , and Morris commneted that it was Mrs. Harold Sauer. The next not advisable to change the meeting will be beld March ·'rl amount o£ available light on at the home ol Mrs. Birchfield. ev.,lingl .,..a I ;IIARY LINDSEY FARNHAM Miss Mary Farnham Is R<>cent ' ~ f11ide 01 John Paul Siegfried ,country club Immediately fol· lowmg the ceremony. The club was decorated with arrange- !orm·l~mhor. Ohio. to Mr. John Paul Siegfried, ' Followmg a weddmg .tr•p. to : son of l\lr, a.\ <I Mrs. Ro!J er t H. Siegfried of Ithaca, New · Fior~da , Mr. and Mrs. S•eg£r1ed York. ~" 1 ~ill r~side in Hyde Park, CinThe lt£'ver en d 1\cnnct h E. C'larke, assisted by The , c~nnati, ~here both are asso-Reverend \\'i!li.1m A. Baker . .Jr .. performed the cere- c1ated With the Proctor and mlin~tiJjjn• the a ltar" hich was decorated with arrange- ?amb~e Company. For her _gomli'"t..t1tJD\rhite tulips and snapdragon against a back.l m~ · away costume, Mrs. Slegground of sout,hern magnolia foliage . l fn~ ~ore a forget-me-~ot blue The bride giVe-n in marria~e sUit w1th gray accessor1es and by her falh~r. wore a t.:~wn of Robert _H. Siegfried. was the gray fox stole. W:1it' peau de soit> fa:-;hioned flower gtrl. The_ attendants wore For her daughter's wedding, with lofig tap&rrd sleeves. The mos~ green ~a tin sheath dresses IMrs. Farnham chose a pink I high necklillf> w<:~~ etche-d in fash~oned wtth floor-length ov- .brocade sheath dress with pink 0.f \pillbox type hat and accessor· champagne- l ac~ . A diagc-nal crskirts. Small wreaths bow trimm ed the ba<'k or the green leaves wer~ on lhelr pes. Mrs. Siegfried, mother ·of empire waisted gown which heads. Each ~arrted an ar· the groom, wore a blue velvet Meth<ldlat Cburcb Ill ~ pnrt. . > , Tbe central· lhe.!ne of the ..:.1.: '' aram "More 'lb8n ~.fil . \ WIS 111111 by Rev. '"""' ~ : . ·IIlii in his '11J81188Jf ill wlii~ ' be ' ur&tci· the '0!111110n - of ille , world ,to "~r the bate la ,' ·the wprld ot today." 1 ~ · Ml?· Rfu.... LloYd. cllalrm8i!. ' ft-JdW-Ii.d'wekoiDOI! 1111 ~ ' ' I ' ,.,.. . tloil. She oul tho+ greg& . ....,.... ""'\1• I• thla ·wu WI •niiUII. ~ • spc111101'od )ly the UDited CburCb .,. Women and obserYed oa ~'1 I~ Tllllnday of lAol ~., out .the wid. . ' )' Taking part were Mrs. & Jl.,, ,; · , Hugbes, Wbo gave tile "Wor4•. •·· " . of God For Our Day;" Mfl. " ·Harold ·Sayer. td:v'lnsi ~,. . _,, From Korea;"l Mrs.· Campbi:IL Harper, Confession; >Mn. Bed Bodimer, Assufance; Mrs. ~ 11 nord Fullz, lillercesaory Pray. -.; er, and· Mrs. James Sanborn; . . DediCIItion. Mrs. Glenn Lambert, Mn. ManiD Dowson, Mra. Qlarilll ', Bennett, and Mrs. lluJngordnel:•. · served as qsbers for the olfet'o'- . ing which goes to tho 12 wotno · ·MISS' REVA RAE .en's collegea of the world and the migrant ministry, MfW{ , .' ; · · - · Mr. and Mrs. Don Rea ar~ announcing th.e engagement Howard Jolmaon was organld~ of their .daughter,ll;eva Jeanne to Larry William Bunce, for the program with the Ref• o son of Mr; ~nd Mrs. Walter Bunce, 969 Ash·st, Middle- Howard Ruppelt giving lbe IJeo. ·, port. MiSI! Rea is ~ graduate of Pomeroy Hi~ School ediction. and of ijle Columbus Businesa University aild IS employ- .,_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;• ..,.. ed by the "!etrqpo!Jwr Hqusing Authoi!!y ln ·eotwnbus. 11 • • Mr. Bunce ts a grad'itate of Middleport Htgli School and _...:.....t attended'· the Ohio College of Applied Scleiice in Cln· raoi;1efS · cinnati .. He is presently employed with the John J. Getreati and Son l!,lcorp,. Columbus. The wedding ·will be "''••--• -!iillill"""'!!llll"'•--•·•• itlla!a' -··ted a J~e eVent.>~~ · I al • I '· at the . Mount Vernon City School , Mount Vernon • Mr • Ohhnger, a graduate of. P-omeroy High school, bas~-~~~ ed four years in the United States Air Force, a~d is 11 employed as a sal~sman for ~he Seven~up Bottling Com· l l pany of, J~c~son m Nelsonvtlle. No date has been f:.:o.::.r_:t:h:.e:..:: w.: ed::.d::.J:.: n~g.:__________________________ Charles Hobble, ail o£ Columbus, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Allen of Springfield. Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Rossiter j Homemakers Met Stork Shower T S d . Held In Honor 0 fU y L1fe of Crosse Pointe Woods. Mich., L • Of Mrs. Roach Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Schmick of I ong LearnlnQ The members of the club· discussed several centennial events that have been schedul· ed. Lodies · of the club will wear centennial gowns which are a\•ailable .to interested peostrongest pie of the area. Mighty Samson, man In the world, Is returning to the screen in the wonder 1 1 film of the year, American In· ternational's "Samson and the Seven Miracles of the World," opening SUnday, March 3 at the Liberty Tbeater in Middleporl Mrs. Dorothy, ,Cartwright, Mrs. Mrs. Nan Mcintosh, Mrs. Gordon Scott. in the title role John McDaniel. Mrs. James Stewart, 1\lrS. Mary StenleJi, and Yoko Tani star in the ex- Wise, Mrs. Alma Turner, and Mrs. Jesse Sayre, Mra. :&{~J,tf citing ColorScope adventure Mrs. Alva TuUeh. . pie Stewart, Mrs. EveJyil 1 which has a musical IICOI'e by Announcement wM made of art, Rob1n Stewart, '· lin. Les Baxter and a cast of thous· a meeting of the area centennial leen Foreman, r.frs.. · · ands. comml8sion at the Mason to!hl' Mrs. MY!:a Hyseft. Mrs. 1Patiune•ll ·!!Oi· Scot~ h,andsome slriJ!Igmsn Iian on March 13 ad:30. Di>- CunninghJin,' atjd the ~onfFed who has starred in live Tarzan, vi>tions at 11\e meeting were•pre- guelit Mrs. Elsie· Roach;· films, portrays the strongest sented by Mrs. Wise. ' ' ____;.__ man of all time with Yoko Tanl SPECIAL' sERVICE ·'' starring A Mi nasera . t 1 1 ~::~~~:II 1 · as the beautuul Oriint· a prmcOSJ whom he rescues Use a paatry brusb to clean 80 1 f tired Ifrom the fierce Tartar armies. a vegetable grater, II tapping ';;'~. "'1 re bl be ob In this new samson screen ad· won't dislodge the gratings. :;; t ~r ~ves w ea Iventure, the fearless strong man mss S.\ :II DR 1 KAYE MILLER Ibattles Tartar warrior hordes Clean the ~inl traps <111 bntb Starilay .,, , and destroys a whole city in his the washer · aM dcyer be£ore ey Tfie e~1gagemenl and approaching marriage of Miss Ibattle for rlghl and justice. laundering ,fabi'i,. such as cot- the mesaag~. 'lloY· [G Sandra "Kaye M1l i<'~ . daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. Gail Mil· Samsnn fights against tre- duroys a~ . ~ar¥'cottons, .wbich mil be, the dnme~ ler., ~51 Lmco ln SJ . M1ddiepGn, tAl Robert L. Faulk, mendous odds to help bIt attract.Jint. · ~~ · ¥nd ~·. Marvin r.l • ,-,ernr i, '"" of ,\Irs. Ednl Paulk, Pomeroy, is an· friends and per/111'111S stupend· , ,,· __ · 101111, DwJSbt .,and w•o: nr~ by her parent£. Mioo Miller is employed as ousfeats-of..muscleand.slret!llh · ~ fixi11ti.JS•tildJ areas In .· .. · · ;c,; · 1 ... · ci r k al the Holzer Hospita' in Gallipolis. Mr. Faulk to defeat the ~· win !ftee. the blime, k~P,'~-*Ici 6ftci labil Remov•;f, ctayj\ft ' :01' .'pel"$,ij IS a co'~" rurtwn \~orker !or North--:ood .stone and _As- dom frmn· 'I' ·:mildnt41D ~ .d~ll,lmjl ,light l"!lored. matka ,01\ eniJJt!~ ' phalt Co., Belie Center. The weddmg '' planned for .and' free the Princess lroai a Thll >'lll!l,l~d~lh !Iia . lri!ltble1 Wilb' l'·re...-. ~ o1 . ' . some tim(! Jn June. , 1 rutble11 Tartar 411P0L . ···. 1 IJib&:·.~ ~t.dlnl/"•' "1 •' • ' ' fill , ~~: .it surf.,.. ' I " . .. . a--~~ . ' ... ~-, ' ~ ' f. ,' ~ . I . ], . l -·f ••~' · • -~ ·.'till ~ I . . . ': a:; ""'' ·· , •" ' ~-' • ' I ' '' . sun: ~' ' They are as much interested ill the Adve:tlllng Column• as the News Columns becauae advel'tll!l!l· II the news of what iB available in iooda and nmcll at the stores they know. ' : There are no gadgets to turn off 'the advertlsiDC lll newspapers. Nobody want. it turned off, E~ery Jlll'VeJ ever made shows that Jfeople prefer fo have the lltWII' · papet they ~uy ·contain advertising because the Intosh, Mrs. Lucille Smith Alice RoaCh. Mn. Lottie Johnson read a poem entitled Woman's Prayer for the UIJIUII to Come." or ' • • • It Goes Wht.re IHs Invited People Buy.Newsf)apers ~Because They Want All The News . " Refredunents ice cream cake, puncb. and coffee wer~ Mrs. Reynolds was appointed · ser:ved. to Miss Alice Roach chai~an of a cpmmlttee to Mrs. Villa Lee, Mrs. Ma~ make plans to sell food at the Burns, Mrs. Geneva M~~~::[1 peach festival to be held ai Ronilie·Roush, Mr.t. Lottie Wahama High-school in Augqst. son, Mrs. Ruth Riley, Mrs. Members of the committee are lian Grimm, Mrs. Lucille _,' '> • MO);t a Clrstla• KPAIQKXOX • 01111'. ..D.'fXO ATIQKPT • 011''1/B'f ltll OBlO 011'1.1.. , W :ta;..,'lcrnc:aaute: tiiSAa WMA•AILtrBa om. ~'1/II:BBPQX BW ... IIIt'WOUU)IidrlU.VII- • •. · - att.PGU!IOJI . - . - • a •ltrsua • .., z·;,o ' . Washington, D. C.. Mrs. Bea- 1 MASON - The Mason Home- MASON - A stork sh==~ ~~ trice F. Allen of Keene, New ,makers Club mel on Tuesday was held recently by the w Hampshire, and Mr. and Mrs. evening at the home of Mrs. of the Mason "EUB ch!Jrch in John E. Halliday o! Gallipolis, Catherine Reynolds with the bnnor of .Mrs. John R. Roach. Ohio. theme of the meeting based on G,ames were pta~ and-nri,. life Jong learning, es were won by Mrs. -Nan Ret'lning In 'It New Advent1,ll'e • -... - · - · Arbaugh, Ethel M. Newspaper Advertis. ing . DOESN'T ·1N.T'R~U DE.·." .Jrf:. Malqn and . M~>s . .Nancv· Strav· B. L>ehl. Mr. Arnold C. Shoop, L'> nco1n. Neb ra ska. Mr . and f'r , hot h of Cmc1 nnali and and Mr. Gary R. Tabor, all of Mrs. Waller Mitche11 Jr. of New york_ Ci ty. 'T'he b~~de· Cincinnati. Westport , Conn .. Mrs: Raiston gr_ooms n1er~. Carolyn S1eg- 1 A large and handsome recep- 1Russell, Dr. and Mrs. Ralston ~·~e~. daught~r or~- :md Mr~~-~~?" was held at the Hyde Park :Russell. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ro-· I bert Harris, and Mr: and Mrs. 8:35 Jlre8kfut Party 7:110 NeWI 8:110 tie~~~ , T:o5 llrfoalcfUI Plrly t:OO llr'!lkfUI .l'lq!J .. 7:3D News 1:14 J..,. Jlulcl: Sboll 7::!5 Plckeris Hardware Show 1:30 Newa 7:ll0 7:50 Ntlll Report 9:35llteaklall Party 1•11 Radkl 11ymna1 !~:00 Non _ 8:15 llrealdul Pllrlf 10:05 Polb Party 8:30 Vaa Plrtlcll Sport Show 10:30 Mu11c Ill lhe Air 8:35 Breakfalll Plrlf . 10:0$ The Gaod Life I ' 45 •.laker ·Fun. Sbnw-Fr1. 10:&5 Under Olllo SkiN D:l!o News 11:00 N,ew• t :ll Coffee With Jaaet 11:06 Top 'hot Show ' 9:30 Newa 11:30 NIWI f ilS· Col!ee With Janot 11:35 llultml'1 TOR Ten Show 9:'46 Betty NeW10D Show , 12:110 lie!!~- NOO!I Repor1 10:1). News 12:11 Mullc 11118rladl 10:05 Ministerta1 ~ 12:at Ref. Mlrllll TM 10:8' Morning Interlude 1 1:00 .P.ewa 10;30 Newa 1:05 Plattet, Party 10:116 Moinlna Interlude' UO Newt II ·00 News US ·Platter Party J.iGI: swap Shop .. uo.Ntwr> · II ·SO Newo 4:05,~ f'll'tJ 11:40-Country Hoedown 4:30 News ·· .. · · , : .(Family Wonblp Tburs.l 4:35 Platter Par17 li )55·Upper Room Meditatloila 6:00 Ne~. II~ low Joneo I!IOd< 'Ave. 5:05 Platter Party t•· . Noon NeWI 5:311 SJaD 01! t~~ MW!Ic Juat il'or You , 6:00 Februar) SJaD Oft 12f15 Goesslers Guest star Frt. -., Music Jut :ror tou 7:30 News I News , · 7:35 MillY Hour I · lf.usic Just For You · 8:00 Rev. Ira Tibbl I i'iJc NoWJ 1:1$ Cburcb at Work 145 Mualc Jlllt For You 8:30 News Newa 1:35 Pen- -11 I~ I\IQSJC JUII For You 8>00 WIDp Of Seali!JI J·to NtWI 1:30 Cburcb World fino 1}6 MWIIC JUit For You 1:49 Suoday Cbapel S'l!'! N,..L . lC:OO Voice of PropiJee)' , S.'llli Platter Party. 10:30 News 10:35 Penpectlm I~ PI- Party 10.50 Soolal Securll7 Newa' 11:110 Country Jlyam t• Platter Party 11:30 Newo ,.,' t ~ 1111e1toar AliiO bow - 11:30 Country Hymn Timi . ., I!E I 1 Party 7:31 Nella 7:35 BmkfJII Party 1:00 News , 8:05 Breakfall ·Party 1:30 NIWII · $:45 Meigs Counly IU1'I) . And N N a .. 11011· News 6:IJII• Country Musle J'bne l:l!e Country JamlloNe f:30 NeW. , l :p$ Farm World Nm non Swartz .and familY of Bel· Cecll DIUon, Lulu Dillon to _ _ , . _ . _ were dinn<lr guests al the Roger :B. and 'Rulli E. Dillon, 1 of Mr. ·and - Mr~. Vere .4Z acres, Olive. . eWS · . Oles last Sunday wben the GeOrge Radekin Sr., dee. II of Mr · Swartz was ob· Ethel Radekin, cert, for Irani., • Columbia. Fol· Mrs. Massar and Gordon H. Clldwell, Helell : of Ea,stem vis- M. Caldwell to Victor W. Mao · l 'lu~srr,.reparents, Mr. and, Mrs. sen, Mayme B. MasODo .80 n. 1• Boyles last SUnday. rea, Olive. Helen Wonde visited - Mrs. Lt. and Mts: john Taylor of Harold Dewbilrst, _lune Dnr·Findling at Meigs California arrii'ed• last Thurs- hurst. to 0. 0. Pattersm, Au4o I~~~~~~~ iait :Wt!(lnesday. day to spepd t!lree or,fou(days ry Patterson; :t, aCres, Rutland. j1 Mrs: Fllldling were wlth his parentl, Mr. and Mrs, · . , Wllllam Reeves. Taylor arid .lat!!.i/Y· Tbey Q - Row •ld II ~ CbrllliM ·1 Mr; and Mrs. · Millard Swartz, MondaJ mOI'Il!lill fOr Home- Sel...,e rell&ltaf ., ,,, ; IT•rrv and ,S,andra, , Mrs. Dale Fla. where Mr. Taylor is A- It was founded by Mallf • . and chlldren of Little be statiOIIOlt ·· Baker Eddy at 11oBfl11:. In 11'11. strai~ht"fflont Jinp falling rangem~nt of. ·pmk, cherry .~ l sheath With blue .hat and acinto sculptured folds in the an_d white .tulips. and blue IriS. 'cessories. hack to (Mm the chapel length i ~1155 Dy~ 5 ~uq.uet. was ac- Mrs. Siegfried is a former , tram . ~he wol'e a long manti\- cen~ed w:Ith P~qna viOlets . ..The resident or Pomeroy and will I la of rP-embrnidt>red Alencon flo~er g.rl w~re a floor .~eng!h be remembered as the grand· lnrP i.-nuor1Pd 1from Franre and w~tte organza dr~_ss tnmmed Idaughter of Mrs. Ralston Rusr~ rr hi 11' ~11tl.e larr ran dpr or· rWithhfl mos~, green ribbon I b d th e Iae t : " kb d and . se II of Coumusan atf'd with a cascade nrrangl•- rPf:. . 0"'er pm . an eau~ _m Mr. Ralston Russell of Pornmen! of EJr·haris ld J('··"- · stnnh a mima- 1eroy. Sh e Js . a gra dua te of Oh.10 .... v • lwr hair. b She carrted . . anol i!>. and II liPs of the v<:~liC''· . tur(' ouquet . . and a me mber JUDY ANN GREGG bridrsm· "ds' simila r to the . State Umvers1Ly :\'liss ~ :r-rh an il:' Dve nf Lin<:IJ • • "of Pi Beta Phi. Mr. Siegfried rol u, Neb, . \\~,S h~!· rous in 's ...Mr_. R~hert H..Siegfried ~r is a graduate of Cornell UniverMrs: Lucy Gregg, 442 Grant St., Middleport, is mnid of ho~m:. At-,o allrnding ( mrmnatJ was . h1s brot.her s sity. nouncrng the. engagem~nt 1 of her daughter, Judy Ann, . ~ he'-:1 mnn. S('rvmg as ushers Among those· atlendJ'ng the to Herbert Michael Ohlinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Con• . , . 1 .wen:' th. P .bme 1.11ss 1 -.:wen or- wr:re Mr. William H. H. Dye · wedding from out ' of town were Ij ~ad Ohl'mger, 204 .West Locus~-st., Pomeroy. M1ss · Gregg· . . '"" ol Do) lu u. 0. Mrs. ,James . . . M d M n-be 1 H s· ts a graduate of Middleport High school and Rio Grande . , . III, a co11sm ol the br1de. from r. an rs. Jw r · Ieg· II . . . . B. <trCt.n,.... 9f Memphls, . 'fried of Ithaca, New York, Mr. co ege an~ JS a member of the Fust Umted Pres~yterian Ten), . 1nd 1\1:, Mary Slade Lmco1"· Neu., and Mr. Robert ! and Mrs. William H. H. Dye o£ church. MISS Gregg is employed as a third grade teacher · · · · · WMPO lllONYIAY TlllttJ FRIDAY 7:!JI ·Breulut If•:;~~~~;;;;::;:;;:~;::;;~.;::-;.:-.::;-;;:· ~~ John w. Hocki1!g and Mr., alld ~rs. Ver· ~~~;gb to J. E. Kaylor; ·S,t A. . 1 (I 1 ""'"&"""" Land T• , ;· · . C . h · T . p ·k Oh'10 ments of pmk, cherry red and St. 1 hom ~s Lplscop<~l hu_1c m etrace 31 · • white tulips, white gladioli and was th~ sett1ng forth (' marnag~ on Saturday afternoon, white snapdragon and ma li 8 Februa·r~r ~3rd. of ~1 1ss Mary Lmdsey Farnham, daugh· and Jem for gno [' te54tf~Jt:..~Pttrs. \\'. Ra~·mond Farnham of Cincinnati, ' ~n Jage. . . had oerv~ of Pra7'1' and Glfo ing, which bod belitl lftllll" od by Cbrislian' WOIIIOII In K0o rea, •Ill! pen by WOIIIOII .r the various c:burebos at the ..,. I1UII Wlll'ld' De1 d l'rllyer oa Frlday iltemoon al Ife alit A, ']' .. ' '· •. I no ,.... •'-! ', , Tueo, • 'l'bun. •.. '-1 Newt 4 tt M1lllcll M)aWIM 'D·IIO ~- J·~ · Pl~tter fl·- . ; J:__ Sign Oft -·~ ' , ,, . Febi'IIII'J Sip Off 1s.mJRiiAY' IIClBEDIJLII ~.~ :'lOWI • I: lr Coul!lrY Mul!a tlmi ' Non • Fann Worl4 News RFD oa\~NMN JJ:OO N01111 Report II:~ The~ · JJ,llll Rev. llerllD Teell 1:00 Hour ci ~ , 1:30 Luthera> Hour 1 . ;;~. 2:• N... ~1 ' l' ~- ' 2:00 BapUst Laymin;, Hour 2:35 Beck 10 the Croa ,,10 !leV· ~ ~. 'S:Il· Tbi Quiet Boar 4•011 N " . · ·' t:OO Sundi; ~ ·4:30 NeWI '·• ·~ . .. ..... Off "-- • • ,~ . ' I JL~.-~~~~~~.O&~~-~~·· ~:.~~~-~.-..~~~,~==~~~~·-----=-" LIII'P Mil McWILLIAMS NAtiCY THAT'Ll. TEACH YOU A LESSON �• 'f •• • ........... • ~,~ ' ~OY YOU KNOW' ' .. • I ! • 270 VOL ' • '· ~;~ ' • •, 5."''%. -~~~--~-:~--·-- ------------------~~~~---.~~--~~---~----~----·--~----------------------~~--------~~ _~e~t t~w;.. L r------~·~ - ~--------~-~ ••IM_Te-TIW_IJiwNII fll . • , enttlle\~i . •' t • .• POMEROY·MIDDI.EPOR~, OHIO Th Melp.M- ,1.,... ' ' '' MO!'JDAY,: MARCH-4, · ]963 I \ -AtAGlauee- '. 8RIEF ~ I ' ' Tht BONANZA .., IPORTABOUT~ ' ...- na.A.fl--M , n· 1\lb• {overali 1•il;v-• lll&agJ; 1H plijUre. ,.. , u. Ia. ' '· RCAVJCTOR Neto Wstd JV ~") ,. ' I •i' ., · IJO,!If~ZA .TV BiJ~~ • : ·• ~ " l,'•< • eomplele with rugged metal stand• ' o Super-powerful ."New Vi ala" Tun)lr .' ··• front-mounted "Golden n•oat' sound,' · f'l ~ Both TV and S1]n;"· J '. Stand , , , onl~t · Su~t.,l•ment To ·-~- Elberfelds In • ' . ., • • ' 't• • (.':· ' Postma~er I - I .. ' . a waidrobe ·of our desavings! ~boose. i)ew lltyl~iD' fi· ...,_,,. R-··IJ ' } j.' . Jt· J{ennedy ' ainations. 1g i'\ wnA;;AllDIIIlto.. TOIDII!JI f Col.....,., \ tlNftrMYaJKMtlo,AdJ;uilsiOD ·-r \'Tiil: \ /. . . l. ~1:.4T I, ' '., ' t:'('f.. ; §T.4~§~~ •. ''I . New ·Spring ,..,.......:. ( THEATRE OIDO - NOW SHOWING "DOCTOR BLOOD'S 'j ' The Great Garba..·was she the greatest ever? She's one of many to be seen in 'Holl,w'ood: The Great Stars,' last of three David.Wolper documentaries on the histo,Y of the movies. Over ABCTV, Weclnesdily, March .13: ' ,·DRESSc.fABRICS . . ,. . • ~; ~' .\ 1 • .J J_· . \ I • ' :,_' •• I Ke_ron ¥bore, Hazel Court lfiftt lan~-unter I TV This Fall: Mouse ln Maze ' ,I .i A. . COitltDY & CARTOON . .. eiYAW.TS SUNDAY to Washington Funeral services for M r s. . Casci has been nomi· Might, ·67, who died at qr lhe Middleport posthome of ber son in Chesa· position. I peake ear1y Sunday · morning .ii'<IM.1:;~;;v~~ after a long illness. will be held the Chase Funeral home ·c• Memona· 1 Hospt'Ia! "'Tuesday at 2 p.m. with t h • lSSIONS SATURDAY - Rev. Herbert Grimm offieia'j Autherson, Racme; , ing Burial will be in M i le 1 e r Bush, MiddleP:Ort: ce~etery. She had suffered se\'11 Edwards, Mason; Vmas eral strokes. u.dne. She was a member of ttie u,. JHARGES SATURDAY- ited Bretl!ren church of Ml Jassar, Reedsville; Rob- 1 Herman, Athens county, ancl ,vis, Pomeroy ; Veda Fo- had spent most of her life i• fiddleport; Blanche Mar. the Rutland vicinity. She w.. Jmeroy; James Lambert, preceded in death by her par. Kl; Grace Dugan, Rut- ents, Robert Roberts and Lillil Grimes Roberts; two sisteflt 'DAY ADMISSIONS - Janie Brawley and Flora Blacll !I Werry , Pomeroy; Mrs. land a brother, Charles Rob.Van Meter, Middleport; erts. .e Neutzling, Pomeroy; She Is survived _by her hug. Homer Logan, Middleport; band, Ran; • son, Bury! Wbite, "! Yates; Racine; Henry Chesapeake; a grandson, Gary, '\, Racine; Charles Larkin, Columbus; a br~ther, Orley fW, Bottom. berts, Bartlett, 0., and I w• WAY DISCHARGES _ great-grandchildren. ·Orvi11e Landers and son Friends may call at the fun~roy ; Lutchie Riggs, Porn~ eral home anytime. I ' ll=~llc along wilh ,omlnations were t h ·t to the new congr,ess, I t, Kftln COrcoran, Mary cCarty, ~ne sheldon and !Dl'J C&lnn. •tunHr. llrench ll=rJH Dies Sunday AtAge0£67 n sent to the Senate by ' i lloJ lkil-....:~ , Sands, ID.._ ' . I /. ' ·r i~.Ttclplloo)arl . · ' '' •. . I ) ' • TONIGKT Wall Ditnty't "IAIES. IN , TOYLAND" ' nolninatiol'l • -L. Casci, Middleport, • 1 HO~yWOOD (NEAl- Ho~ )J.wood Js TaltJng About: The mou"" trapped in a maoe Ill>ill ' ' ' .... ., ~ barls o! "lloute M" a bigbft fever than .his illness .... . Eddie Fisher ~ Edie Adams a r • seelDg a lot of each other Iii las Vegu .... . Bob Hope about lhe Washinglon-ilisplred hlkiJ1II proaram: "Maybe they're try. ing to put lhe <OIIIItey on i 11 feet." I David Taylor, Portland; SQUAD CALLED TWICE "' Qualls, Pomeroy; Rob- Th Ra . E ~ ;unch, Pomeroy; Frank I e cme mergency squa ,. Reedsville I was called for Henry Balser ·' · Letart Falls at 7 p. m. Sunda1 ~TH - Mr. and Mrs. flo. evening. He was given CIXJ'&eil J,ogan, a daughter. on tile way to Meigs Memorl&J ban oomj>an)' Ju lhe tan. Hospital, suffering from an, ap. You'D be llriat~JW your televi: sloa dlal. IIIIIU ')'011/re slap-bOp. py, Now read· slowly: "The Real llcCofl!" are out Hollywood 11181Tiqes belnt what they are, I .........., before Ibis by -.P sical fllneu lhlng blowt of the I p.m: SWidiiY' time slol . over we'D hear soma chick te• "Defendero~~ ill ~ . ". ,•.-mr a of lily In a diVorce plea on 81'0Uncb _ ..,.. desertion: ~all hour, PJDC. uMeCoys" .Utfi ulle ~went on one of tho s • 8 ' 30 &ltilrday..tpe. J"ad. .J>aaf bikes 8114 I haven't ..en him ,:'lrill be Clvea tile ,vaeaied ~ Since,. .. ·. ' AJOSTERS TO MEET ' Pomeroy Band Booslers !Deet Tuesday at 7:30 p. t the Pomeroy Senior High 11 auditorium. parent ,heart attack, At 8 p. m. the unit· was called to Charlel Larkin at Long Bottom. w~ was al~o taken ~o Meigs MeJDt orial. · w. ·, ·· over ~. Andy~ will>• I lh& wing• lei ' = ' • Wlllljoliis 18 p,J!I, .~ .linie 111>llb-lhe Joe B•••c h,.,_ p Y.,,.......p .""!"tali:· 0 o•er· • Como Fr"'jf ' .~. "'", · "' • After,.tour·yoro, "Tile Uno ~bab!t~" i.• \!P ,.lhln televiso • ~~ft~· ~ swllnb lu fotmllt, el' .......,. olioot •'MI up ViolOrtee, hurt tile ralluga the lllfl· FrheiHb Mr. cract. 2nd Avala.n che to · Ill< avalanche, driVer '1M Janes, said jull clear!d the highway Red Mountain Pass when ~~~~~. car l)ecame ShJOk Taqlil BliJ, tlcl!ool · Tbe tWo ·~'~ri' ~mpanlef ' regul'af!Y 'Iii '!he seh>ic.. During the week Rudscllt laught tile l!ill'ei1<in, ~igb '§"~. ofiJ. .~ '-"!t'S said. · · mlliister wu In the proce,. . Hudson told ,...a,.· ~ins oo a tire wheo she l onow rumbled down the ~AAr. ·and "'!"PP Hudlon of! the road o'nd ·illlo ftvlbe. ·-· · wiliis �• 'f •• • ........... • ~,~ ' ~OY YOU KNOW' ' .. • I ! • 270 VOL ' • '· ~;~ ' • •, 5."''%. -~~~--~-:~--·-- ------------------~~~~---.~~--~~---~----~----·--~----------------------~~--------~~ _~e~t t~w;.. L r------~·~ - ~--------~-~ ••IM_Te-TIW_IJiwNII fll . • , enttlle\~i . •' t • .• POMEROY·MIDDI.EPOR~, OHIO Th Melp.M- ,1.,... ' ' '' MO!'JDAY,: MARCH-4, · ]963 I \ -AtAGlauee- '. 8RIEF ~ I ' ' Tht BONANZA .., IPORTABOUT~ ' ...- na.A.fl--M , n· 1\lb• {overali 1•il;v-• lll&agJ; 1H plijUre. ,.. , u. Ia. ' '· RCAVJCTOR Neto Wstd JV ~") ,. ' I •i' ., · IJO,!If~ZA .TV BiJ~~ • : ·• ~ " l,'•< • eomplele with rugged metal stand• ' o Super-powerful ."New Vi ala" Tun)lr .' ··• front-mounted "Golden n•oat' sound,' · f'l ~ Both TV and S1]n;"· J '. Stand , , , onl~t · Su~t.,l•ment To ·-~- Elberfelds In • ' . ., • • ' 't• • (.':· ' Postma~er I - I .. ' . a waidrobe ·of our desavings! ~boose. i)ew lltyl~iD' fi· ...,_,,. R-··IJ ' } j.' . Jt· J{ennedy ' ainations. 1g i'\ wnA;;AllDIIIlto.. TOIDII!JI f Col.....,., \ tlNftrMYaJKMtlo,AdJ;uilsiOD ·-r \'Tiil: \ /. . . l. ~1:.4T I, ' '., ' t:'('f.. ; §T.4~§~~ •. ''I . New ·Spring ,..,.......:. ( THEATRE OIDO - NOW SHOWING "DOCTOR BLOOD'S 'j ' The Great Garba..·was she the greatest ever? She's one of many to be seen in 'Holl,w'ood: The Great Stars,' last of three David.Wolper documentaries on the histo,Y of the movies. Over ABCTV, Weclnesdily, March .13: ' ,·DRESSc.fABRICS . . ,. . • ~; ~' .\ 1 • .J J_· . \ I • ' :,_' •• I Ke_ron ¥bore, Hazel Court lfiftt lan~-unter I TV This Fall: Mouse ln Maze ' ,I .i A. . COitltDY & CARTOON . .. eiYAW.TS SUNDAY to Washington Funeral services for M r s. . Casci has been nomi· Might, ·67, who died at qr lhe Middleport posthome of ber son in Chesa· position. I peake ear1y Sunday · morning .ii'<IM.1:;~;;v~~ after a long illness. will be held the Chase Funeral home ·c• Memona· 1 Hospt'Ia! "'Tuesday at 2 p.m. with t h • lSSIONS SATURDAY - Rev. Herbert Grimm offieia'j Autherson, Racme; , ing Burial will be in M i le 1 e r Bush, MiddleP:Ort: ce~etery. She had suffered se\'11 Edwards, Mason; Vmas eral strokes. u.dne. She was a member of ttie u,. JHARGES SATURDAY- ited Bretl!ren church of Ml Jassar, Reedsville; Rob- 1 Herman, Athens county, ancl ,vis, Pomeroy ; Veda Fo- had spent most of her life i• fiddleport; Blanche Mar. the Rutland vicinity. She w.. Jmeroy; James Lambert, preceded in death by her par. Kl; Grace Dugan, Rut- ents, Robert Roberts and Lillil Grimes Roberts; two sisteflt 'DAY ADMISSIONS - Janie Brawley and Flora Blacll !I Werry , Pomeroy; Mrs. land a brother, Charles Rob.Van Meter, Middleport; erts. .e Neutzling, Pomeroy; She Is survived _by her hug. Homer Logan, Middleport; band, Ran; • son, Bury! Wbite, "! Yates; Racine; Henry Chesapeake; a grandson, Gary, '\, Racine; Charles Larkin, Columbus; a br~ther, Orley fW, Bottom. berts, Bartlett, 0., and I w• WAY DISCHARGES _ great-grandchildren. ·Orvi11e Landers and son Friends may call at the fun~roy ; Lutchie Riggs, Porn~ eral home anytime. I ' ll=~llc along wilh ,omlnations were t h ·t to the new congr,ess, I t, Kftln COrcoran, Mary cCarty, ~ne sheldon and !Dl'J C&lnn. •tunHr. llrench ll=rJH Dies Sunday AtAge0£67 n sent to the Senate by ' i lloJ lkil-....:~ , Sands, ID.._ ' . I /. ' ·r i~.Ttclplloo)arl . · ' '' •. . I ) ' • TONIGKT Wall Ditnty't "IAIES. IN , TOYLAND" ' nolninatiol'l • -L. Casci, Middleport, • 1 HO~yWOOD (NEAl- Ho~ )J.wood Js TaltJng About: The mou"" trapped in a maoe Ill>ill ' ' ' .... ., ~ barls o! "lloute M" a bigbft fever than .his illness .... . Eddie Fisher ~ Edie Adams a r • seelDg a lot of each other Iii las Vegu .... . Bob Hope about lhe Washinglon-ilisplred hlkiJ1II proaram: "Maybe they're try. ing to put lhe <OIIIItey on i 11 feet." I David Taylor, Portland; SQUAD CALLED TWICE "' Qualls, Pomeroy; Rob- Th Ra . E ~ ;unch, Pomeroy; Frank I e cme mergency squa ,. Reedsville I was called for Henry Balser ·' · Letart Falls at 7 p. m. Sunda1 ~TH - Mr. and Mrs. flo. evening. He was given CIXJ'&eil J,ogan, a daughter. on tile way to Meigs Memorl&J ban oomj>an)' Ju lhe tan. Hospital, suffering from an, ap. You'D be llriat~JW your televi: sloa dlal. IIIIIU ')'011/re slap-bOp. py, Now read· slowly: "The Real llcCofl!" are out Hollywood 11181Tiqes belnt what they are, I .........., before Ibis by -.P sical fllneu lhlng blowt of the I p.m: SWidiiY' time slol . over we'D hear soma chick te• "Defendero~~ ill ~ . ". ,•.-mr a of lily In a diVorce plea on 81'0Uncb _ ..,.. desertion: ~all hour, PJDC. uMeCoys" .Utfi ulle ~went on one of tho s • 8 ' 30 &ltilrday..tpe. J"ad. .J>aaf bikes 8114 I haven't ..en him ,:'lrill be Clvea tile ,vaeaied ~ Since,. .. ·. ' AJOSTERS TO MEET ' Pomeroy Band Booslers !Deet Tuesday at 7:30 p. t the Pomeroy Senior High 11 auditorium. parent ,heart attack, At 8 p. m. the unit· was called to Charlel Larkin at Long Bottom. w~ was al~o taken ~o Meigs MeJDt orial. · w. ·, ·· over ~. Andy~ will>• I lh& wing• lei ' = ' • Wlllljoliis 18 p,J!I, .~ .linie 111>llb-lhe Joe B•••c h,.,_ p Y.,,.......p .""!"tali:· 0 o•er· • Como Fr"'jf ' .~. "'", · "' • After,.tour·yoro, "Tile Uno ~bab!t~" i.• \!P ,.lhln televiso • ~~ft~· ~ swllnb lu fotmllt, el' .......,. olioot •'MI up ViolOrtee, hurt tile ralluga the lllfl· FrheiHb Mr. cract. 2nd Avala.n che to · Ill< avalanche, driVer '1M Janes, said jull clear!d the highway Red Mountain Pass when ~~~~~. car l)ecame ShJOk Taqlil BliJ, tlcl!ool · Tbe tWo ·~'~ri' ~mpanlef ' regul'af!Y 'Iii '!he seh>ic.. During the week Rudscllt laught tile l!ill'ei1<in, ~igb '§"~. ofiJ. .~ '-"!t'S said. · · mlliister wu In the proce,. . Hudson told ,...a,.· ~ins oo a tire wheo she l onow rumbled down the ~AAr. ·and "'!"PP Hudlon of! the road o'nd ·illlo ftvlbe. ·-· · wiliis �'f • - ... . ,...... . JIIOW YOU KNOW t -* • _.. .,.~- Aril.. ..._ CI;Tili tf nil ...... It at wu ......... Jltu: r Jllo "Mtloteltll•·" . . -. ...... • • - , •• c. - fll!llln .... ........., T Pl'l!fo .11\1111....,. ........ .. . . " . ' NO. 270 .. -~~~Gipee- ~ · 8RIEF Bill Atkins,,• Hat~~~tymcp~, ' WIRE United PN.a International Baptist Class Hears Letters ...' From Korea Girl ' ...... ' f\ •. • ' SUNDAY -'::~ MONDA • WSAZ·TV Channel 3 • .. - o:OO Gospel Caravan 10:00 Vincent Peale 18:18 Living Word 10:40 Chrtstophert ' 11 :00 This Is Ufe 11 :30 Catholic Hour 12:00 TV Chapel 12:30 ,Gospel Harmony Boya 12: '5 Garden Club 1:CMI Championship 8owllnc Z:IIO Big s liowll~~j 3:00 ' HBC NeWI! 3:30 Wlld Kingdom 4:00 !loU a:oi!' News PiclllrO • 5:15 Weather 5:2lllr .Sporla 5:~ Bullwinkle t:OO Meet the Presa I : 311' 'John Glenn Story 1:~ O'Toole 7;p< Wall DISney I!SOteat- 54 ll:oo--New.s · 11:10 Wtaebel~ 11:15 Suaday 'heater WC:H5-TV Channel 8 Women Propose •aAa;LW.Jl~L'AND" Contest With '&;no~~. Attendance tOHtGKT .. • :8oft\=' l ~- ~· Sb~ldon and CIJ,"' tDI"Y c......,. . - - · l'nno:h l'r!otl . •t:•llc D'-r ~~llt.AQU•sion 12:• Parson'• MailboX 1t::IO CBS Report 1:.,. Oral Ruberla A memorial service in honor . of Mrs. Bertha Russell and Mrs.· Jasper Dural was given by Mra, · O.car Ruush when the Loyal' Women's class met Thursday the Church of Christ. Mrs, , Fred Deweese "'"d an article, . Single Event," from the II !deals 11 magazine [or the devotiona! period. Those reported ill were Mrs. · William Reynolds and Mrs. ' Charles Lucas, daughter of Mrs. : .;;...,;. •- - - - - - - II - tull. MON. rnd TUEI. ' ~~~Arch HAPPINID ~5 "WHATEVIl t:=• = TO lAilY JANE?" ~::,.. ~V,::: Anna Lee, Julio Allred, .,._, .Jane, Gini Gillespie, Blanche. TERRIFY· Homer Jones. Thank you cards. . SHOCKING! UnUke were read from members re- . lii'iti1ini Gl.wflrd...and Davil flowers and also· a note. ··ra d·Jr; from staff of the Meigs Gen. • Hospital for the Chrlslrnas · decorations donated by the clasa · through the years for the ho• : pi tal. The group voted to challenge , lfrmti.J! ( I) the men's claso to an attend,. · NOWIHOWING ll•lnce contest. A co11tribution · "DOCTOR BLOOD'S made to the heart fund, · ·GOfFIN" it was also aMounced ' Ker011 liJIIore, Hazel Court that the class has wool and cot- · illtll Mo~unter ton rugs for sale. ' Alii Clll!fiDY a C,._RTOOH Mrs. Roush, president, an·. meeting for next Wed· . . .. eSTMITS SUNDAY nesday with members working · on the rup. Mrs. Ruush, Mrs.· Leo Childs, Mrs. Deweese and 11 ""'· Leota Hawley served a sa· course to those attending. ' . Card Club Group lr Enterwim!tl SIMSON ' r:tunncLES } Mrs. John Zerkle entertained card club Thursday eve~~ at her home on North Sec· Ave. Prizes were won by II nlrs. Jane Gilkey and Mrs. . Fred Hlbba. Attending were Mra. . Fred · Hibbs, Mrs, Jane Gilkey, Mrs. Helen Shuler, Mrs. B. F. Par• maJee. Mrs. James Buchanan, 11 :,~;,. cash Bahr, and Mrs. II Lloyd. A dessert course was served by the hostess. SPONSOR HOI' ..TM Racine Fire department ., will sponsor a record hop toCOLORSCOPE nleht from 7:30 to 11 p.m., at Wltlo Gon!OII Scott 11 ' the old high school bulldl~~j. Ad· mission Is 50 centS single, 7S L....llrm_,.•oa_IJid_·.. vo_ko_T_anl-~ cents couple, 1!!11 :Ill£ ~~r T' . .u ... WOBW ",,. lleY. Siron& 1:45. Talkin& Hands 2:CMI Sea Hunt 2:1t ' Sporta Specta<ulal t:OO Great Cballeop 1 oe.Amateur Hour 5:10 ColltjJf llo1ll l:ot·aJIII CIOir1 6:30 Pusword 7:10 Lassla 7:30 Dennll: Tbe . . . _ 1:110 Ed Sallivaa t:UI ltu: llcC.,o t:lt G. 1!!. lllelO:CMI C8ndid camera 10::11 What's 14 Lilli! lUll. cas 1\few~ 11:11 Lilt . _ • · WHlN-TV Ch1nnel 13 11:00 Davey & Goliath 11: li f!loblem9n Quarle' lt::lt ChamplonoiJip Brldae 12:08 Challetlge GoU 1:00 ....... Llpu.o... 1:30 Meet Prolessor 1:00 Dltocllona 'GS 1:311 Staveason Reports S:tiO SUperiiWI .l:OO· ~ MoVie -=OD Voice of Firesloao W:iso New• CIAISIC Theater •· · r-McBale's Nav7.'' the N•VJ cOmedy series on ABC, b• 1 o8ltglt · t on sufficient!¥ .to be .. lllhd.ol a tuu aeasoo'a 1'U!l c:l episodes. The lr!f"l was lor 26. t:30 Oircovery 'IS 4:55 'IIWI orl8lnal ..,... - Ja~ !Javor . .. U.:OD Yow V&rst &mpreuloa . 1:110 Newr 1:00 Metv GrWiD ~ 1: · 2:55 New• -~ 3:00 LoorOLia YOUIIll . ' .II~" t:OO Matdl Game ' ' '' 4:2$ Alternooo llePclt1 ' . 4:30 Mo-. Ruom ,fGr ~ Mr. •Qinoaa : : . ~·I 5:30 Me~ ' ColObel ' ly program starrlng the popular )'DUllll Texas sioger-buniorbt, wiD liB presented as • -...eloly series oo MIC.TV starting 'i n the , The serles will btl pruduced 1ft New York for MIC·TV b)' ~ Banner· whose prnduction firm, .Bob Banner Ass!lclates, ia curteiltly repre~ted on th e air by "'n.i Garry 1\f o o r e · Show," "Capdid; Camera" tile ·~ Burnett ~lals. ••lilil ' -"'*'"' ... . 1:26 w.._.,.. . - 8:80 Nftl'-h:IWI.~- -~' : · •••. . . "' - III*Klq-Sr-~ and Ill llllllOUilcing the new. ser· lea; o\J!C.TV polnts 1114 11181 "~lt11mY ~Is' one of the kip ~ In !be country. Ills - . . bave sold, over f 1v e ~ copies 111 the past 7,.... aqd, a baU, and hla great stint an. 'The· Tonight Show' 1a 5 1 su~ ..., the second bighest of ll1e do.en or .,. SUeaHioots who loOk- over lhat.. program durlag ita Juterim · lod. II!' .... lopped imJy by. " Lejr/1:, who also . fa IIOiDi '1<1 llave hla own sbow .., ABC-TV lldf' &ll",w WSAZ-TV;. 1:1$ J~ 1:45 '. .,_ .TUESDAY: • =- 7:31 lfOI!daJ Bleb& lloflet ..... . eompoollioa, UBi& Bad 8:311 Art ........... 10:.. lltillkle7'• Jourlllli 10:30 llunlley'l ReporC 11:10 ~~~· 11:.!6 U:li .JIIII l'bM:Ier 011 Sperla """"·"._.. ICGI'edtale& - In of tf:e. lbe ... bit... 10 years (over 2,500,11011 eop~to) bu loo:g lleon a favorite fele.vlsl'o:l audleaces. Be b a a lleen. featured an 111e major ,._ fGIIIIi:& 'I'DaJabt - Varlllj ll:lt . 'WHTN-1V Channel I 1:00 Capcam ~ ' C<Jile&e .. '*· 7:at iiUaa1 s~ 1:.. JaCII '•ianN • • ' lO:UO ~leodar 10:::0 1 Loove LUeJ 11:111 Ileal lk:Qiyi ' 11:. hie II llJadll ' . 12:110 t.ove ot I.Jfe . .IZ:2i llewa U:ID :soarm for Tomorrow· d:tt AI Tlla World 1'1:nl!: 1:011 l'lll- ~· ' 11:210 ltor14 - ·· • • 11:30 T'*"'lb' - 7:8 iluda1 - - · 10:W t·o·-·· ~-~ -. . . ' ' ., . 10:10 1 ""'" -~·:. U:tMI Real ltol.:o)'~ . . 1:30 Ta Tell 'l'rulll' Gel A l5ei:ret ""•1 ~- · u:eio. t:ID ADd1 Grillotlt 10:11 ~ Yoiq 10:30 swmp l'bf IRan u:a:: Dial·• 11111wa IfildSbl . U:ll -~~~~~ . liM; · Waiu.lt ' .1:2l ~· ·. ' .11.:11 84!.-.. - .,..._ llop<Wt . 1:fll .o\a WOI"Id 'n!ml • ' lUI Lilli - ·· .. '' - :· · 'a:• • • .. :. : .,. ·'!'D mt Dalli w.n : 8;111. Modoir: .UnWe .a...... - p - 9I540IIl. 8:CMI Pal &· MiltO' , . ,.,.. .. 81M;. hll !_eltOGI 16:20• Odie '. KIIIJ!' 10:311 Daf.c,oil't ll:CMI J1111 W)'111811 U:.to Y!Rft Par A· .... .• · - IIQIIIe ' 1o ' 1'1117 4:11 'DIIi ~~eta. ' · t \ lte • . Tell 1'tufh .. ' Ulillm . I ;• MDI-IN :;; ~ ' first list to the new• .~::~~~:~~~~ ·according to \\ Funeral services for M r s. ' $ources. Casci has been nomi· [syi.via Might, ·67, who died at 1 Dated for the Middleport posthome of her son in Chesa• : ~aster position. peake early Sunday · morning 1 lt::i'. ~.·,t:t:;:t~~J<ri?j~:~:%:m~ after a long illness. will be held t; . . a~ the Chase Funeral hom • I I MeJgs Memor181 Hospital Tuesday at 2 p.m. with t h • ADMISSIONS SATURDAY - Rev. Herbert Grimm of!iciafoo Edward Autherson, . Racmej ing~ Burial wiJI be in M i l e 1 ·.I D e n v e r Bush, M1ddle~rt; [cemetery. She had suffered sevJames Edwards, Mason ; Vmas ·eral strokes. Lee. Racine. She was a member of t~e Unto DISCHARGES SATURDAY- ited Bretnren church of Mt. ·. lna Massar, Reedsville ; Rob-- 1 Herman, Atllens county, and t ert Davis, Pomeroy; Veda Fo- had spent most of her life ia 'j . ley , Middleport ; Blanche Mar- the Rutland vicinity. She wa1 ret, Pomeroy ; James Lambert, preceded in death by her par. ~ Rutland; Grace Dugan, Rut· ents. Rullart Roberts and Lillltl ·, Janel. Grimes Roberts; two sisters, ' 1 SUNDAY ADMISSIONS - Janie Brawley and Flora BlaclC ~Charles Werry, Pomeroy ; Mrs. and a brother) Charles RoboP•ul Van Meter, Middleport; erts. . , .. Minnie Neutzling, Pomeroy; She lS survived . by her hus.j Mrs. Homer Logan. Middleport; hand, Ran; • liOn, Bury! Whit.. :I Louise Yates; ·Racine ; Henry · Chesapeake; a grandson, Gary1 :i Roush. Racine; Charles Larkin, Columbus; a brother, Orley RQ. ~1 Long Bottom. berts, Bartlett, 0 ., and I w 1 SUNDAy DISCHARGES _ great-grandchildren. Mrs. Orville Landers and son, ! Fr~ends may ~all at the funoPomeroy; Lutchie Riggs, Porn· era I home anytmte. , : eroy; David Taylor, Portland ; 1 c Denice Qualls, Pomeroy; Rob· SQUAO CALLED TWICE , ~ ert Bunch, Pomeroy : Frank The Racme Emergency squad R d .11 was called for Henry Balser ci · k 8 ·LetrtF 'll L7 p. m.uar Sod c..:. aer, eesvle. a asa ·,: BIRTH - Mr. and Mrs. Ho· evening. He was given oxyg~b ~mer Logan, a daughter. on the way to Mei~s Memorl... Hospital, suffering from an apo .1 ,. : BOOSTERS TO MEET parent ,heart attack. At 8 p. m. , \ The Pomeroy Band Boosters the unit- was called to Charlet :.. lwill meet Tuesday at 7:30 p, Larkin at Long Bottom, wh~ t · m. at the Pomeroy Senior IUgh •lwas also taken to Meigs Memo school auditorium. orial. rzg 2nd Avalanche U:l!O I'Ote ODd looladJo 12:10 LOVe c:l 1.11• ·•. 12:» - • . , . 11:30 lllNI'CII F\lf 1'-0..ll:tl..w;· · "' . 12:4t Otlldurc l:oiCb'· -~ t • < . 1:1!0 .w.,.·a 11....._ , t:IU 0 - l'llo- ' '" ,~I·s·Al.ES .· · . ' ' ..' . ' . " AND ···SERVICE • ~ " . ~ 1 ,..,. A witness tG !hi! Taug•l Biil !ldlao! · lte [ s~>>wploW driver Leo The two dalitht~ro .fiC"'mpont<ll he hod just cleared the . regularly to the service. Red Mountain Pass when During the weel< Hudsoo la~ghl minister's ·car became stuck tht Silverton_~igh .~cl}ool', offi. a snowdrift. cets said. The mlllister was In the HUdson told a nelgJ>. pu::tmg ciJains on a tiro · she -.las of snow rumbled down F;arll\er. iliowllli'on and swepl Hudoon ' <\or off the road and ·Into ravine. traveHmg from Ou' '~ Q:M Bnit" lord ' 1 1 . *"· 8:!11! ~... :,alo,... 8:11 · ~81· ~ 7:10 Wellber . ; f:lli CBS .lldi ' . ..... '· ....~; w-• 1:16 n •••• ....,.. 1:W £Oilep Gl AB . """' . '•. ' '' ' WCH5-lif' C.,·n.·:, I ,,. ,,.. . ,. ~ lllli~Sl............. 3:211 llleWI 3:illl1bo ldiJilonalre t:w lbe 5ecret ~torm . ' .•. ·U > i t W - 2:l!U I!Duoepiii'IJ 3:00 To TeD Truth f:ao ' .. ll!W ..fo''#l· ISIWJI·- 1:l!U 1:00 ''Ve w.ne • •' , ,.. N,... Imogene caea. wlll ·re~ura to TV to liar In t1oe 1i11e Jo1e 11 "GriDdl," a ·- · wieekly 11aJ1. boor .filmed mysllrJ· • '- llbow. to be ........ NJIC.. .rv SUndaya lids laii. TV the past f"' ......,., Mra. Cocoa 1:88 been tourJag the eountry wltb her actor • h""' band, Kinl Doaona,' In "Once Upoli il Mallreios'' and ''T b Tb:uiber a.n.tval." •. ·'· ' .... ... ..'... 1:110 WOIDIII'I ...... 1 1:26 Newa • t:IO The l!dJe Ill ' r u......., ....,.,, '"The BeD Telephone !Joui-," ooe of TV's outstanding mustcal Jll'OII"aiDS, will be upa!!ded . to an allemate-wel< ldledulo of color programs ..n ...,. .., NBC-TV. Prosnms will be "':"" .., alternate 'lbeadaJs, be- ..._ Jlnnlng Sept. Zl. " .. - FRIDAY . Dai1J ltoocl Dies Sunday AtAge0£67 1 J IDOOD! release llarU!ii P a u I Newman IUid Joanne WoodWII'd, ll:Gll lluke"t N - Tolt(&l:t 11:10 SMo"""'l The Weaillw li:U Sporta Report 11:M ftt~ .... .#"'"' " ' ' Chlnn.l11 WCHS-TV I: iii 11111 York's Zfegfeld Tbeatre, juat recorded the four 11111&1 btl 1*'lorms in IWriDo Sbavello:a't "A .New Kind ol Love," .,..... with *..-- 11:• Worlil - nolnination Paul L. Casc1 , Mitldleport, been sent to the Senate by l>roosld,ent· Kennedy along with 439 nominations. The nominations were t h e DeaD, ...... reconnni·of hla 7:00 llD'ttanJ 8dand .,. E4 : Alll:ll . 'llmol Pomerdy ·TUESDAY new, hnur·loog comedy • v~ ran.. 11:C:O ABC Ne]l~ Flnlll . • 11:10 A i.oolt Ai 'the Wea,llill" 11:15 Acad'1"'1'; A'!'ard Tbutor 1: 30 Leave II To Gil'li - · -.T216 Gal!!palla Clinton Floher · • MW41opart - WY 2-2452 Channel 8 9:CMI Victor llflt:ge Show ' 10:00 Ben' ~ • Newa • • - launl Lu....,. Co. WSAZ-TV Channel' 3 . 8:30 RiOeman or Coose<J!euco Cflinnet 13. 1.1.ceaMO Uptra10fl '"nne Jimmy Dean Show " a • 6: 40 A '1.0011 AI The Weatloer 6:45 ABC Evf!DiD& Report 7:00 Tl... trope 7:30 The Dakotas WHT~· O'Oetlr..'¥"l*C.. ' • ·, WCH5-TV • &•OO Supper 5:211 SUperman 6:00 B a f - 10::!!1 Play Your Hunch l:lll Dr-t 7:00 £IiilO 1\eporler Theater i1. 1\dveowre rbo J - u:l!l Loaw Sbolr llaDdatanol 4:00 AlliOricao: 11:10 Pr~ce II Ri3b1 ) 11;30 Cobcepuatloa 3:30 Young Or• . -~· 6:80~- .•·110 14 3: oo o;lueeu Far A DaJ 3: 30 Wbo Do You 1'rull Newa a: ~ :· .'Niwl Tooipt . ' .. ·· 11: 10 .......... , . · -· 11:16 SjJorll llefiO'I ; l'ao SO.OII Key& Goo<l 14orbmg 10:00 Say Wbeo i:W A-. o.atq ~:30 PlliJ Silvera I:CMI sea IIIIo! .. 2:2S ABC NeWI e:oo 1J:i!O T11ilh -11:10 1:00 6:00 Coo&ll'lental Classroom 1:~ today snow 1:116 l'oday 01:1 Your Way I 30 : Bowling 4:30 Alumru Fun ti:OO TraUmaster d ioo ;; WSAZ.TV . Ch1nnel 3 10~25 ........ : lih. .-' 6:00 t:CMI Bonanza 10:Qil Country called Europt k~ eorCori~= -~ ' '") ' - J •• 1 · ~·· ' • atlo~·titet~lil:·~~!~lf:~ ti. •Chri . . ... ' \ �{ . .' ~. I . . - .... •• f ,.. ... ... "" ,. •. ~ - lfOW YOU JtNOW' ' - -..- ,.,.,. . ! ' ,.., ' .......... .. ,:tmn tf rMI ........ ., "..... btft .,.....- rmrz....8ilelt'IIHt wwk ' "".........." c. ........• ............... .., .... ...,. ,11dt'1 Tn '1,. . . .... till ....., •• ., • !;~U)' ~~Unel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Mar._2, 1963 VOL More Than Conquerors Is Theme Of World Day Of Prayer Service "M - - eo~~rers" was oro """' Ito theme of the ·-.-world Day of Pra or oervice held Ji'rlday af· at the . Naomi Baptist llwrch The plano prelude by Mrs. Ben Neuzling opened the serv· ICe followed by tht call to wor· .by Mrs. Allen Hampton, chairman, and the hymn "For the Beauty of the Earth." fie. oponslve readJn& of Psalms 27 :· w .wao <lttUoy Mrs. Hampton, 'ttlild. e prayer on the tJteme;. followed by 1he hymn, C6JIHI .Thou Almighty Xing. ~M!'I Watson and Mrs. Fridr.N.,.., were leaders f 0 r •l!rlllj Wl!l'd f God For 0 u r DIY,'·' and J, H. Stephen- read the true story from Karel <Oncoming Pastor Sohn 'hngwan and his courageous CIIUUan life and conviction, which proved thai he was more thon 1 conqueror. "Responsive prayer of con· resslon" was led by Misr Grace Gllfl""eD/' Olhtoh was followed 1iltll ·silent prayer. Responsive ll<ripture reading on " Assur· ance," led by Mrs. J. E. Hartinger preceded "Prayer lildll!alltlll" by Mrs. L o u I .rr!on lllllP llli>- it.,. ,;!. i&!illtl:' . BIRTH ANNOUNCED Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas IIIII'· (Thanet Barnltz) of YIIW, 1l'8nl, :!are 1M \lrll[ of· 1 Hb. 4 oz. s o n, Evln· Nithtilaa on Febi'Ullty 27. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Kramer of ~ Weston and Mr · and Mrs. lf, Q, IJIWIIIIJ:,-of Pomeroy. The l(rllliieri""Wiiio .ltave fourother chllllren, a .., and three daughtlirr. f~iftft~~·~;:;t~ll · · ~~2-~!19 or NIGHT Pornefclio Flower loin. Mruara Vm Meter .JN'·•M tV' ftAMPS .. . PomeroJ" I o •• ID~ational A solo, "Three Crosses," by Mrs. Marvin Burt · by Mrs. Neutzling, preced· the dedication of the offer· by the Rev. Ralph C. ZunTajdng the offering were Mrs. Eugene Fo~.. M~s. James Will, Mrs. MarJorie Pme and Miss Lydia Ebersbach. The hymn. "The Day T h o u Govest Lord Is Ended" and the benediction by the Rev. Zundel, the service. 1'11• IONANZA 8PORTA80UT, 'Sirtft1'JJ.A..7.al, tr tub• (o~•r•ll dllg,): 1H sq, ln. c~ Mrs. Elmer Wickham Victor Young Sr. w ' when the One ,, . ' ' I \• I·,, • SATURDAY Church met One c]ass of Pomeroy evening at the church. Tbe meeting, in charge (leorge Skinner, .P.~ i: the class song, "He "'''ll' ~ Singlng," followed by Prayer In unison. H. Stephenson read from a Korean thanking the class for her gra,n\~ lelllng them how the mof\1. . was used. A thank you not, P was read from Mrs. Josep~ l'\ Cook for card.s and nowers ~ sent her. Mrs. Daisy Jas~ thanked the class er card sent her. for the praY.• ·' · WSAZ·TV Ch1nnel 3 7:SO Dowu aa tbe rana I : 30 Popeye & 'Pall 9:30 Ruff & Keady 10:00 SbarJ Lewll lO:SO King Leonardo Fury 11 :00 11:30 Magic Midway 12:00 Make Room Daddy 12:3o Exploring 1;30 Mr. Wizard 2:00 NBC Opera 3:00 John's Scrapbook 3:30 Sports International S:OO AU.Star . Golf 6:00 Porter Wagner Show 6:30 News & Sports 6:40 Weather 6:45 News 7:00 Saturd.oy Jamboree 7:30 Sam Benedict 8:3G Joey .Bishop 9:00 Saturday Night Movie Mrs. Stephenson for her ·' teachers though read a poeJill . "True Lent." ' .1 Devotl0111 taken from Gen~ · f 35:1·1S, were led by Ml1j ' Oliver, who also told thr ' of Jacob's life on. men)' :, mlraclea and rewards ~ .1 in Genesis 33. '· . A salad course was served ~y ., the hostesses during the soci~ ·\ to 14 members. Hostesse1 ·, the Mrach meeting will ~ ! Mrs. Lorain Sterrett and Mrsc I Harry Lee Bailey. i{ 11 :00 News 11:10 Weather 11 ·1> Sportll 11 :20 Movii WCHS.TV - Channel 8 8:00 TV Classroom t:OO Capta1a Kangaroo 10:00 I1le AlviD Show Mousa Playbouoe il:tiO RU1 fill TiD ' 10:30 Mlgbi1 11: 30 lloy Rogero Show 12:00 Sky King 12:3!1. Reading Room J:!Ji) News 1:30 Big 'Picture 2:00 Crossroads 2:30 Movoe 4:110. News Conference 1:00 Dragnet 5:SO 7:00 7.30 8:30 Early Show Deputy Jack1e Gleasoa Defenders 9:30 Have Gun Will a·r.avel 10:00 GuDsmoke Hospital for the lllrlslmas · · de<Orations donated by the class · ll~~;;~gh the years for the hos·.: 11:00 New1 11:15 L.ate Show 11:00 News ~:;;;o;m!o!... Ill The group voted to challenge men's class to an attend· unce contest. A cobtribution "llOCTOR ILOOO'I was made to the heart fund, COFFIN" and it was also announced · Karon lilbore, Hazel Court that the class has wool and cot· : <ilillla':tiunter ton rugs for sale. COMIDY & CARTOON Mrs. Roush, president, an· nounced meeting for next Wed· ·• · eiWIRTI SUNDAY nesday with members working on the rugs. Mrs. Roush, Mrs. Childs, Mrs. Deweese and II no~r•. Leola Hawley served a sa· course to those attending. .L.fe,·M ! 'oYI• a 1 . ~· . Dies Sunday AtAgeOf67 ·Have Swtird, Will ·DiieJ, ~· MJll!!ti~"1"1')'; Cll , :~~~~ v liiii ' J IM2) Fr~~:. ~OW L. • Crosby. . . I ' ·I ·'!:. , 'f ; , u. Sltaidl)', lb.J'ca ., \..11 .., · .• I , "'"-?"~ ·~·'·. Duel 3 In the SUn (194!1) Jennl· '11taroday, ~ ,?, P!. , .1,. . fer JOiJes, Gregory Peck, J.O&- · Soaplclon, 9h 13, Ar~ ~1 Lo\lij eph Colton. Ch· 8, Thriller, The (1940) Claudette Co!berl, :. fl41• Premature Burial, and Wu• Milland. , ·. " • ......ts. Ch 13, Blue Skies (1948) Frlttoy, Mueh. i.. a, ~ ··• ~Bini Crosby. lng Northside m (liHI) Jatll8 . sUday, Marcil 3, Ch 8. AD Stewart, Helen W.er. Ch ~ the· O'.Mara's Horseo, WIDiam Th e Cyclops (1151) ·Ja~~~e.~~ Bendix, Doug McClure. Ch 13 Craig: · · ... '· > ; Tops ls the Llmll (1936) Bing Crosby, Ethel Merman. , , Monday, Mare• 4, Cba L - RADIO.TV NEWSREE!l: MII'Mlghty Like ftttgues, JOlla Eng· . ton Wlsl!e~icrad, t.T!tellt!r ·NliC auom, Ch 13, The· Story ot Dr. · Radio's "The) ~~. lJght," Wassell (111M) Gary Cooper, died in .ManhaThel!a ~~ 13DaW. Laraine Day. firs! play, " • ....,.. nc- . . Tlleoday, Marcil s, Ch a. T1)0 ers," wa~ . a ~II on Jlrolldway. a Wlclllta Arrowa:rD n Ilur)'ea, few ago .. : .. . Ch 13, Tbe Pial n (1937), Dean Jones, wbo atari in the Gary Cooper. .~ . title role oi 'NBC.TY's '' Enalp Wednesd.,, 1;'\Ch a. i .O'Toole" ~l,t~ 8liPt1 ed lor tile Colwilbl~t JQovie ver. siOII of the rpl!o, ~ted . Oil Bf014way iD u.u&li,;~. b 'e r Yum-Yuin' 'l'i'ee.!'' ~ W)l1 · • eo-star JJ~Ck i,t,Jilmoo.and· car. • L • Y""!:"· JtaJ; \!hi _; :r ...... J. ~ ' , 'fi'.,•t:• ~~' ·' '· ·· '·"' " ll "1 !UI WHTN·TV Channel 13 10:00 Nei&hbora 10: 1~ Social Security 10:30 Church of lllrlsl 11:00 Top Cat II :30 Beany " CecU 12:00 Bugs Bunny J2: 30 Allakazam 1:00 Fllcka 1:30 Let's Dance 2:30 3:30 5:00 1:30 1:30 8:30 9:00 10:00 10:45 Card Club Group l1 Entertained Mrs. John Zerkle entertained her card club Thursday evenk at her home on North Sec· Ave. Prizes were won by Jane Gilkey and Mrs. Fred Hibbs. Attending were Mrs. Fred Hibbs, Mrs. Jane Gilkey, Mra. lin""'' Shuler, Mrs. B. F. Par· malee. Mrs. James Buchanan, M.... Cash Bahr, and Mrs. "o''"'" Lloyd. A d.essert course was served by the hostess. Gall Bowling ···orld of Sports Wrestling GaUan! Men Mr. Smith Lawrence Welk Show Fight Of Week Make That Spare ti.i.ltl Acadtcny Award fheater Mmu•w""' ·-'WORLD L.:s.m:...:' pl~re, 0· RCA"'vlcTOR Ne~ llfstr.t Baptist Class Hears Letters From Korea Gir,J'ill SPONSOR HOP ~~~£ The Racine Fire department ., · aponsor a re<Ord hop toCOLORSCOPE llnJtibt lrom 7:30 "' 11 p.m.• at old high IIChool building. Ad· Willi Gordoa Scott u mission ls 50 ,.nil single, ~ ·~OIId=~'Y~o:k:o~T:••:I_.J cenla couple, ill Atkin~,, Hatc~~fyma,n, Southern Area., Hit By Three · Robber Sorties· .. .........~~~~:= 'll -'IRIEF United Prese I n!il'!''' ~~ -4t A.Glanee- . OHIO ..,..... A memorial service in honor . . of Mrs. Bertha Russell and Mrs. ) Jasper Durst was given by Mrs, I Oscar Roush when the Loyal ' Women's class met Thursday . at the Church of Christ. Mrs. , Fred Deweese ...d an article, ond TUES. "No Single Event," from the :1-4-5 HAPPINID Ideals magazine for the devo· 1 IANI1'" tiona! period. ;:.~~';~~ !Qidie Bell«\ Davia, Tboae reported ill were Mrs. . Nor· Jollie AUred, WIUiam Reyoolds and Mrs. I iiOb,; Jane, Gillespie, Charles Lucas, doughier of Mrs .. Blanche. TERRIFY·IIEiomer Jones. 'lbank you cards . t . SHOCKING! Unlike were read from members r.. aii;tlu.~! ~d,and Davl1 flowers and also· a note· '·, ~ .\"1·._~,._ · from staff of the Meigs Gen- · C!''l''l•solV ·~ • .,• WIRE Mary and = < ' Women Propose Contest With Attendance THEATRE ' Soul, . ,. · ,.ssi<Jn - Dll'ecte? given by Mrs. Everett Thomas, followed by the Prayer in unison. Projecbl which the offerlr,g will llbe'llllo•m were read by Mrs. Graeser, after which Mrs. gave a prayer for the pr~ ' 1 1;~::; •• •. .After the hymn "Draw Chr. t " the "Inter- N€>. 270 • . ''" . . '" . 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