https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/896f9f1dc0e4a11b2e085daa92a2e402.pdf 518c8b336df87b147ce81da0daf4cdb1 PDF Text Text ' • \ NOW YOU •kNOW . ..... ~ .,.......,_-a fte lint ·-··· IIIII ., 11WIII • I • ....... ;t I I VOL XIV NO. 280 ' 93rd BIRTHDAY SALE Slz:. Sml115288 Ta • 6.95 Big 9 pr. •pr. 2 PR. $5.00 B & D Widths Buy Early and Save Men's • Big Boys' Women's Black Patent Loafers \ ' Canvas Oxfords LOAFERS 6 Ia 12 N,IAILB03 SPI!CIAL Men's • Big Boys' "Sandy McGhee" ' . Slack textured hmyguasa slfll, Bl~ck S11e 7~·j,8·~~ .l• B & D Widths SPECIAL $2.99 regjllar $3.60 $188 5 ta9 • aold Colored trim. plano hingl., 8"' wide,. tO%"' high, 3%~" d~ep with aturdy rack for newsp1pe111 and ma&¥ine&. Canvas Loafers pr . Cushion Soles ROUSH'S SHOE STORE . ' NO; SECOND . .• MIDDLEPORT only *1Yn.961 !reg. ' --· _.-· Now *VEAL STEAK *~EAL CHOPS ~A(F LIVER· aDUl>CM· LOAf .9fllll &l!IIAT eiA~AMI .MI~ID MAM ROAST only !79 (~~g~~lorly l~ ~1 .EL8E~FELDS :HouSiwares ·Dept• . 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Bathroom Tissue 4 ..... 29c: . . .WAID CROSS' HJN RACINE SINCE 18W S1t11rd1y 9:00 to 9:00 ' ' f fi'l .• ' ' ' ' . __ ~~~··.... t• ...., _. •"n ..... ..,., ., Wa* I Cutler, ot lbe home unW I p . .m• when 1be body wJII . to lbe churCh. • WI, II 1 *1 7 .J �• - ' . f •' . . :M .···•· .. 1' - ' I \ • Tltat II why It II undollbtedly attlll'· ate, historically, to 11y tbat In 1140 tht GOP convention deleaatt. were far mort friendly to the late Robert ·A. Taft than to Wilkie. In 11144 they preferred Oblo'a John Bricker, but cbose Dewey. In 19$2 they liked Taft again, but ~med 'l!aeD' bower. ·..J;,o.. Signs are already well advaN!ed tbat a similar setup may produce the nomination of New York's Gov. Nelson RockefeUer in 1964. Obviously, Republican conservatlvea' can dominate any GOP convention If they choose to unite on one of their own as nominee. That they have not done so In the laat two decades leads to charges from some ardent right-wingen that their more flexible brethren are "abandonlnc their principles." But, as Grenier points out, a politico! party is not a garden club. II Is In business to win elections. If it Is not ' ita "principles" will not save II for long. Nothing is static in polltl~s. With GOP ptrength on the rise in the South, the political mix is changing. Altitudes may also shift. Hollering "stick to principles" wlll not aff~ut middle--range conservatives w h o try to pick winners. They are shrewd bettors. They may try a genuinely conservative candidate some day. But they will have lo believe that he has at least an even chance of getting those 270 electoral votes needed to land him in the White House. • \Lfiice-0£ Broadway ••• Reporting , ' , ..·. in!~ O'H~ra's f1ll~d g~rage Rockelel},~r I ~ertainly Mr. Mrs. Joe Nl~llon and grandson, Philip Riley, ol Cbauncey, Oblo, Mr. 111<1 Mrs. . Earl Robinson and :: Middleport, Mr. IIIII Ml'l. Roush 111<1 family of West Columbia, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cartwrilht and Elaine visited Mrs. Evelyn Mr. and Mra. BW Sduteldo!r Buckhannon vlllted Mrs. Wllllaml saturday. Mr. and Mra. Leroy Mr. and Mrs. at Mlddlepcrt Tuesday Drivers Auxiliary Will \ Hospital News Five Draw. Fines In Sponsor Show HOLZER Among who 111tered c Court JloiJer holpltal In the pall 14 • OUBty IIQI On April 6th were T. Pbllltp LangThe president, Mrs. Harry hGrne, Sloclld Avo., !cl· Clark, opened the resular meet- ward Holbrook, $10 'lblrd ""· l~g of the Syracu.. Ladles Aur- Mrl. Qlarlea G. Watton, M0 lbary of the Voluateer Fire De- Fourth Ave., Randall Lee Groen partment In the village hall 144 Portamouth Rd., Mro. 0. Monday evening, . march II. car Wayne Ruuell, Rl. 1 GaJU. Roll call was answered by 17 polla; Starlet Kay Georp, Rl. members. I VInton, Mrs. Angus H. RllbReports were read and ap- blne, 100 7th St., P!. Pte...nt, proved. It ""' decided to have John F. Clenclenln, :1124 Modia variety show April I In the son Ave., P!. Pleasant, lira. local grade school •uclitorlum. Ronald H. Wllo, 2'12Z Uncoln Included In the entertainment Ave., Pt. Pleasant, Andrew J. hGun ** ·~ot ~gain ~ittee I COl!lr~tlon ~ u~lll w!"~~~:pesvUle_ o1eve?~holtldade Boos~ ::'Mar~"!: fJ!ftftllli~,' B pr~ai•m fi~ld . ~ RJ•• - Raymollll Sa~ :;:\ ; .: ·.; ~~:k~· :~'!"r ~~I :~~d;,aE a.m.: ' ' ug,:·~:~o 12:;.10·* W:,!ilci W • 'IP 2~~ "l ol 1:11t.oti;~ I.JII. ~~ Lelia atla~~~l!nll':d'~:.:;,':!a~ · Castrv "' , for the Comalter their I 111, .:.;: Stales,. . , . - .~a T ~ Be .Ever' "'ays Comm·tt ee FACTORYAUTHORIZED _,, MOTOROLA. CAR RADIO ~~~~tj ~• ~ ·~ ~and ·~y 1 Y .' ,...., prt hill!! lllirnoolt. o II; .,.._, A l!li'l1 - .. 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" ·~ ~~ • Spacious storage door has . I compartmented egg she!!, butter 1 compartment- room galore for even the tallest bottles! • Fri&idaire dtpendlbillty, too! eCOMPLETELY AUTOMATIC .• eFoR 'NATURAL or LP GAS Molltl FPD$-t4T-1' elOO% SAFETY CONTROLS ·5. 9 79 GII..·Lintd . ONLY -u.a1 ... PPDS-14Y·I tt. • - . 11111111 . $ 3 5 9 00 FRIGIDAIRE Convtriltllt Budpt Ttmllll . eesy terms . · . With TRADE-IN II .• • • •THE FAMILY REFRIGERATOR . Ohio~-~- " \ Plulllbt,.t.,~ · ,.:lieatlIll ' · ' ,. · wv' 2....... ' ·-- I ,. ~- . • Twin glide-out fruit and vegetabl• Hydrators hold ·nearly ~ bushell . e10:YEAR WARRANTY . ' • 100-lb. zero zone freezer with separate insulated door. Plenty of HOT WATER For The Modern Home! 1 30-Gftl. GIS . 'I' .. N :,~:nU::MOII~~='~i':nl .'· .ow ·.·,·_ ... ,_· ,::"_t;, ' SPRING •m)t a~ =~Bf Ia~ ~ llol~te.l ~:. ~;,F:. ~~~~e;;.~.:; !:~le~1: ::!:ld·~~::id~resldent '":"JII!~I' ~letlllol!lhl ·:w:~ml:.:-.=y' ~ 1 ·, F 0 R d& ·/ ,••W Cl-out Sh tfr.d~Mo ..!. Ed:no reenup !:30 a.m.; 10:10 p.n&., Holen T. up · down Greenup Wmfleld 11:20 p.m.: Luther field 1 a.m.; -Robert W . 1 Sh~arer up P~ly th return to the Mr ~ndl noll~ Lewi~ ·•' (Former Meigs County Resident) n;::~ veil up 14, 10 •50 p m.; OVEC down 33. 2:30a.m.; Tibolt down bake oale at the next moelln$, !be :eJUhlr Mthly n.ttna; 1'11111 14, 11 :15 m.: Richao·d Mo- 133, 4:10a.m. ; National down Wll ctven that all 'lbt lallll ..... tnjoyatl ' before 1 ley up 14, 12.55 am. : Walter 33, 4.!0 o.m. ; 111n1o up 34, c:t!a .!';~r~::.ve ;,:; the lllllllllC. , , · lhl · Beckjord up 17 12.50 am . 5·50 a.m. next fall nc IC _Praaliltilt Gacqla Barnell ed at ' · ·· · · pillltlatl at lilt 1111111nt 'lbt Gull)~ John J . Rowe up t7, 7:10a.m.: GallipOlis Dam - ph til p A nomtoiallns committee of fifth p-ade 1 'atn toot. the at-'-7- :, · 0 Crucible up 18, 11 :56 ,o.m: Fret- Sporn down 1:40 a.m.; Titan up Mar&aret Brown, Elizabeth . ,-.td\ , ll\ltn then::f lldtets I berser up 18, 8:25 a.m: lndi- 13:35 a.m.; J. S. up''" Slnlth and 1\ose Easterday was ,was YOitd chatrmOn .., ana up liO, 7:30a.m.: Peggy l .m. appointed. 'lbt Girl Scoull and to tift 't..., .,.._ ,flii" tich fi· 1r1e1 ANal ~ :trill "'irldui IJOwne u Be Brownleo ..ch presented tho 'hlr 1 1o ' · · · ' ,. 21 3 y . p ' . a.m.; aver Kldawbo River - Jerry Boo- sctJooi I book lor ill II . - IIICtM'IIP ""' I I!IIWUI a.m ... Crane worth up Winfield 4:1$ p.m. : 'lbt Wll prtMn:u;;. *" Weetreo\d ltbe_fl ~ ' ' REV. CHARLES aaL; SPE.AKER M ~. ~oce =:~\!~in~~:=': r-: = -upS: ~ ~: : : 1 d~m and Winfield 31 feet. loll IIOTamento: McDerm.:UU:~ R. EdOfflca of Emergency Pl111rues to Kentucky today tha~. ~f'~.{o'::;':-"e:.;~t~ h\~. Char-~ ~~:· :o~ Route 338 . '·~· IR~;u~lt~ 1:~-~~ ~ushlng ' Methodist Youth Fellowship County Rally SUNDAY MARCH 17 Letart Methodist Church Church· lo•• ~mmunlon r~"~undlable~~-an~tllng :,;~ ~~~ :~~ !~tun' 1 ·,. More. Sougnt .Bt bo~hmed re "I'· GalhpOIIo 4am au,_42.1, r.ollers out and at tile rate of one o • oot per hour, !'Omeroy-Mason :!8.110, Pt. Pleasant out, HiiUon !.115 stationary. Kanowha Falls 10.99 rising, ,.... c~~-~:1:~~ ~~h~n:ol~:_i~~~! ~:--------Oil at• lldt · · t•··•·•• ~d 1 1~ River Report ·~ hu beln IIi - .... t. ••:llf and a )louae'io-boUN . .,... lllll be beld 1llroulb- '"i" ~1111\i' (liom 'Mardi 11 ' ': ~ Mlli'Cb 22nd ,,,..t: HellderiiD, Field Rep. , 11,, of Hunllnltlln, talk on· !be ~ tor both loeAily arid nation» A motte enUtleil "Netp.:- .-.1 to Neilbbo~' Wll lboW6"•. ,,f , 'the ways ol IIOilclt- : :~l ' • and ,mlny thlnp t bt '"~ ~Jiecled· lte iuoed. ' • .. ''ij Mrs·· Kathryn A. Moore 11 11M ·· , ·j local Chapter Cl:oli-man 111<1 .1 Mrs. Elillbeth Liter Ia the Ei· . <', Secretary of thio Mao; County fWd CrOu chapter' · ' DINNER ANNOUNCED PT. PLEASANT' - The IIJo ·I · nual Amerl~an Le1!0n birthday'• . ··' dinner will be held at 1 p.m. ~saturday Msrch 16 In the lAo ·. ' Hall on Viand Street. 'lbe II iulltlnl With lhl dinner, frtod cltlckon · i· acalloped potatoes will bt r.• furnished. Mr•. Jlllt!lt cape- ·'" hart, vocalist, ~~mpanled by • Mra. Franceo Darot at the 'pl• , ao.O, will fuinlllh part ot thil pro- , .,; condlu.!"" Ho~ se~se) ,f: ~ Comm~ •~ial mat~ ver~lon · t, lilt IIIII - ·;J.~ p:.: 1 ~:;~ ~mmtttee e<~median d~ys ~ngagement et~ . JGII cartwrillhl of Maaon Mr. Ned Henry ... evening. sram', .• Five fillet wera levlad Mlnr Lewll, Greg and morntnc 111 Melli c:GIIIlty attended a birthday CUllAN \'18111 -w by Judie Frank W p rte J Rutty COlley at Nelt1 H WASHINGTON IUPil ::. Chair- · , All were eltecl by.~ J•hrr:·ISa.~ny afternoon. FriDc!i · E. walter, D-l'a., ,, ·>'. Slate Patrol · William Van Meter 'lltursclay the House • 1· .,,1 Charced ~tb Willi vlllted with hll on Un-Am.-tcan ActlvittH. -ovl • lion Olarlea J ~~per~ weekend. leained that about tot Amei-'' ' Rutland Rt 1 'wu llnell -~ Mrs. Anna l<HIIae COlley have 10111 to CUba' llltsaDy ' and ~•ta· .• of !be R,.ty,_of New Haven vt.. ·¥1!doo, ·;· ' -,<c llllpende.i Wll Mlna Lewla Tuesday alter- Wtlter the .Ommitteo wt11 ,-,. pert dOll '"; In heartnP Ill an effort to clost i<r ty . court :: appear ""':"" doos)o CUba for America• within th ~traffic violation PLOI!D DAMAG_E Walter oaid he wu con... ., 1 ma<v!lftlr.l''lomedf~n .~h~ ' Jllle • · 'nlli p•e , ,_,, d~ m~~e~eg~~ ,. . Red CrosS Is Given Kick-Off · ·. ' .. aild sons of P!. Pleuo!ll Mr. and Mrs. llaa~ o\ooa~d-<Jil lo~g .1...; Fund Drive .Of- . Mr. and Mrs. Emil ~d~n. reas~n . 1He•lll'Y recently. c~ew he'~ r ('I~ "l "" ) ., ... • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Escue lOll. of N)tro vlllted ber PT. PLEASANT -')be M» • Mr. aiid Mro. Harley POW- Ion Co\Jllty Cbapter of the W ·' rocently. Cl'oll beld a klck.j)ff ~. > Mr. and , Mrs. Don mHuni I« Jta IMual Pu n • • • ; I-••IIOdand famlly ol' DHvt Mlday IVtlllnf '-ill II '· • "l 1,_. Mr. .and Mrs· Jllrold knoll, Flmd" drift'' t ' ly. DOROTHY KILGALLEN - Jy likes Bob's slightly off-color jokes and will be a "mop dance." Re- Hoschar, 9U First St., P!. ne year. GOSSIP IN GOTHAM Ill' would be . quite acceptable to paten- freshmen to to be oold will be Pleasant, Mrs. wavlo J. Jtlllf, In other Klionl, WUllam c. Many pay-TV theatres that showed Iilli purchasers of the dignified car. · · dogs, fish, pte, Kool Aid, Rt. I Pt. Pleasant, Lari Ulqlae CUndiff of "SYI'II'IIII wao lined the forst Liston-Patterson joke fight are Some thieves with sporting instinct coffee and cotton candy. Withee, 'IIJ1 So. 'lblrd St., Mld- G.and ·ror )IUIInl on Maureen and Easter baskets will be made dleport, Mrs. Runell M. utile double yellow line Danny B e.pected to skip the re-match. The first broke bout was considered a blow to the- copped !tve golf bags w1\h clubs. to sell tllis year with RuUand, Mrs. Clarence D. M sayre of Wllkemlle .,.. nneoi a.re TV, a good number of operat,Q,.N The mlerestlng _qutz .quesllon: Wby does prices bemg 25<, 50c, and 75c. anq, Rt. 2 Racine, Mro. Hal- flO and eoebl on a otop alp vtof•el tjle p!WUc hasn't recovered from the · '\\'!lureen neeO f1ve sets of golf clubs!. . . Colored eggs will be t10c per tie P. GUleopie, oat Hill, Wal· lallotn, Paul E. RHt of Cheshshock . . . Barbara (formerly "Bobo") Eltzabeth Taylor made fashion news for dozen. The 11....,. tor E. Lambert, Qak lUll, Wan- Ire wu flnid fll and costt on was dancing with hand- benefit of the at Pinewood Studios has called 1 meetini do Nadine Slavens, Rl. 1 Well- an _l)lllllt ojoeriilooi 1 some yoUng chap at the Stork Club the durmg England s worse-than-usual cold for Monday night, Mar~h 18, 1..- ston, Mrs. Gtemma Fuller, Scot· and Roy K. Armetl 1of _'N other night, but she wouldn't tell any- spell. She arrived for work in a lynx jac- the and any mem- town, Kenneth R. Burn, Rl s vUlt was i ....aecl flO one·his na~e ... Doris Days son, Terry. ket, ly~x hat, form fitting slacks and her wlshlns to attend. Basket Coolville, WUllam T. Collier, costa nne for llletal nlulusbl has been New York conferring with knee-htgh _leather boots. It was at these orders may _be liven to anr Aahland, Ky., Elwyn H. Muon, . · Columbia 10 Pictures on a plan to make same stud1os thai she caught pneumonia Auxiliary member of phoned to Elkhart, Ind., and Georse KUhim an A"' R man•s well as a singer two and a half years ago, almost died, WY 2-6929, WY 2-6243 ro WY 2- l&ore, Fort Brog, N.c. Members which indicates they aren't too optimis: and was warned by doctors never to re- 11701. Blrlll• L tic about his crooning career. Terry's lo- turn' to But of course then she The Aux!Uary Sympathy Clr- Mrs. Carl s. Morrt., Rt. 1 cal !(lends are puzzled over his official dldn t have ·D1ckle Burton; Eddie Fisher cle oerved dinner at the borne Long Bottom, oon, 5:05 p.m. name; in Hollywood he's known as Ter- was her husband and official hand-hold- of Mrs. John Bahram, Mo a- Thursday. Mro. EdWin1011A. n. ,.,. ry Melcher, as he's Marty's adopted son, er · · · A well-known cancelled day, March 11 following funeral mas, Leon, w. Va., , 12 Plana were madt to Increase but in Gotham called Terry Day, in the_last few of h1s at services of her father, Mr. John noon 'lburlday. memberohlp at tht honor of hiS posilton as JllOiher's pride an omportant mghtclub, w1th the official Carrpll. · Dllellarteol . mHIIIlC of the Golden and joy. But since Day ' isn't her real being "Illness." Chums think he Forty- three get well, oympa- Patients roeently dilchlrled cIa • 1 of the Firat E name, and _isn't the name of w"' Just demoralized by !•clog rows of thy, cheer and baby cards were Included Joaepb Wlllll, CUrlll Church held at the home Terrr'• father (whose identity has been empty tables and the cafes rrate boss. sent since list meetina. niflht, Tay!Gr, llrady Shaw, Lawrence and Mrs. Tllny Fowler with Mra. l<•st on the sands of time) it's all very Feb. 25, by the card cltair-- Suiney, Loul1 Gable, William Fred Klein llllltJnc · holteu bn!fling . . Susan Kohner i._ going to Stella Stevens and songwriter Jack man, Mro. Ada Slack. Sheridan, Walter JliUinl, Mrl. Mrs. Paul RuueD ptellnted play "Joan of AI'\: " which is almost as Arkerman patched up their differences Those na~ to oend aet well Kenna Thompson, Mra. Glen- vollons entitled "Lord Keep Iunny as her fiance portrav- and formed a musk publishing company cardl to at th11 March 11 meet- na Marean, Mrs. Larry leek· My Memory Green." mg 1\!oss Ha~J in "Act 0,90:' . Ni se k~own as Stellack Mustc Corp., and des• mg were Mr. and Mro. Roy ttl, and infant son, Danltl. Russell. the all demals, theor close friends think Jones1 Woodrow Hendrix, Mrs. Wright; Mrt. Jerry Lllellon, Tony Fowler, -!dent, prowas doing Dick Gregory type rial the. relallonshtp IS romantic as well as Frank Porter, Mrs. Rosella Mrs. 1Jelbel1 Gates, Mra. lldecl II the bum- llllllon before Dick was "discovered" in busmesshke. The firm was to include Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. lit Sltlllderl, Floyd Johnlall, when the IJ'OUP volatl ID make Ch1cago, lost his '·home" l¥t week when Paul Raffles, but at the last mmute St.el- Weatherby, Mrs. Gilbert Free- Lewis Slaten, Mrs. Wlllialll a_ to !be (lllnllna the Baby Grand, top Harlem night club Ia and Paul tiffed, so he's out ... Ella man, Mr .. WiUiam T. HondriJ: Wormtan, loin.. Lyle McCOr· P"'Ject .'" the c1turc1t auditor1 was closed because the SLA. refused t1 tzgerald and Norman Granz are bid- (Petel, Mrs. William Zerkle, mick, Mrs. Raymond Landen, tum. SIIICI lbt next r•new Its liquor licens•. Nipsey custo- dong for the famous Copenhagen jazz Mrs. Coro Meinhart and Phil· Mrl. Rend Filii, stevan .K. Neal will fall on the Maundy marily appeared at the Babv Grand club. Montmartro. Ella has made Copen- lip Meinhart. . Connie Neville, John s m 11 h day oervlco, I b 1 when he wasn't booked anywhere else hagen her base of operations . . . One Hostes... for tile next meet- and Connie TaylOr. · FOUP will 1• to the home Joanne Woodward wh ' ' . would thmk that Gregory Peck was too ing will he Mrs. Woodrow Hen- , Am-. Alllq . Mr._ and Mrs. Kalad lllndy ed to have hated her, newo big for sort of thing, but he's quoted drlx and Mrs. Mary Atlclna. . Accordl•l to lilt mklntpt lowonc tile ...-victl. Stripper," saw a screening of it and went ~~ sayoSg.t Fr:ndkly, the young people In Relreshments were served by report, of · thl our~a lleJlll'l- Mrt. Wlllla Anthon teaclte away completely happy. But she still Me m us ry o. ay make me shudder. Mrs. Troy ZwiUiill and Mrs. mont, thoso paUlpbl who were of the ctw, <Oilduft!d a Blbt! doesn't Uke the title . Stanl•y Hollo- t ay~ t;m gelling old, but these young- Frankie Hendrix to Mrs. Clark, bsted II fait Included I!Albert pone. salad and .,ndwllchllt way, whose "Higgins" TV show is hav- s ers . o ay, woth thetr and Mn. Atlcma, Mrs. Woodrow Hen- Hardin, Andrtw Holchar, Wal· were MrYed to Mr and lng Its troubles. can be sure of makln croonong on the screen-! JUSt close my _ dnx, Mrs. Sinclair. Mrs. Slack, tar Lalnben, Anct campbell, lllndy Mr 111<1 Mrs. enough money for his tea and rrum eyes and pray lor them to get the love Mra. Clinton Pi....,., Mra. AI· Mrt. Ninno Walburn, Mrs. Jolm Horban Jo no matter what happens to pis videJ' ca- werle\?ver and get to the real stuff." nes Wh1te, Mrs. sam l'lckeno, W. Unroe, Frtd Kirk, M r a. Mrs. Paul ~ Mr reer. He's set to repeat his role as Eliza the i·l ts to know he prays, but it's Mrs. Brookl sayre, Mrt. Wll- Lei\IIRl Wblellrtnnlr, Lon n II Bodlmer and ilark' '· Doolittle's father in the flicker e ors . ome we ever guessed that he liam Rizer. Mro. William Hava lklrden, Daniel llilane Fowler. · of "My Fair Lady" 0 ·g· II J was agamst love. He certainlv hasn't Mrs. Herman London, Mn. dl Hatfield; Slarlltl 'Gtorp, .. , . • Cagney was signed for been m his private life. Thomas Clark, Mrl. Lawrence Jotllph Hayman, Gaor.. 'J'ho. W most dreadful stroke of casting anyone • Diddle, Mrs. Allah Toalord, and mil, · J - L. Muler, Mrs. 0 0 could hope to achieve- but for some reasuest, Toay Plerco. Clayton·Bamll, and Mrs. lidton or other !probably good common Most of the Russian troops In Cuba R' p ney lliyea . 'D--t he bowed out ' . A major adver- now are stationed In and around SantiIVIfrvlew T A Seven "' blaotl .... ' Del! ' tlsmg agency )las just done a huge "TV ago The Friars Club luncheon busi- Contribute~ $25 .adlalnllllrecl at the holpltal on . Personality Image Study," secretly, to re•: has since Jack Benny camt The- Riverview PTA Yo!P<l Thqraday. determme whether Bob Hope projects hts one-man show. He's I last week to give U5 to ' ;,J the right_ "image" for playing master of at the club's scholarship fl.nd opOnl«fd ijy Fi/th Grode JJ'illll "Ou 1... . ceremonoes on an automobile show next . swappmg show bust- the county PTA Council Th T Jlia SchOol r .... season. It )urns out that the public realother membeu, aU 101 tho • rllllJ on w a ...,ull vbllay. bf.U Plllt and ""' ,of tbe ~uch . . . . . . . . . . . . , ... , . Clifton News Items • GOP Plays It By Ear 1): ' rtt•l ~~~~:;:~Pom~-~-e:ro:y~·-M~Iddteport,_ o:, Mar. 15, lf!! "Jus! Rimembet, I'm the l..onghQir Around The llailg Sentinel ' - Tbe able, clear - beaded slate Republican chairman of Alabama, young John Grenier, has an idea which could contribute something to a better understandin& of the GOP's workings at the presidential level. . · The party conciliion he chara~terlzes with this idea Is not new, but it has seldom if .evetlseen so well expressed. He argues that Republicans are not divided basically between conservatives and liberall, but between liberals and two major ~tegorles of consen:atives. One group · comprises those canservatlvea who either do not believe, or can fairly readily be talked out of the notion. that a conservative candidate can be elected president in tbe current era. The other consists of those conservatives who think a conservative can in fact win. A careful reading of GOP nominating history oince l~Q suggi'J,ts .\h~.t this ~haracterization of the party's make-up Is sound. The nominees In that span hove all been moderates-Wendell Willkle, Thomas E. Dewey, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Richard Nixon (in his later phase)l They were not chosen by the party liberals atone, lor these have never been In the majority, though often they have bad prestige and vocal power well beyond their numlltlni~ . • • , phase). The moderates have In fact been picked by a briefly (Grged coalition between the liberals and the· conservftlves who do not tt.lnk a conservative .can win. / •• 'II ' ' ...~INTATING EDITORIALLY • ' , '·J r ·, ' ER FURNIT "ON THJ IIIGHTES~ CORNER iN MIDDLEPORT" ' ·,· -· .,. "'· I '"Vh ,, . !Ut1~ ·r ,lt.Q ' ,I �• - ' . f •' . . :M .···•· .. 1' - ' I \ • Tltat II why It II undollbtedly attlll'· ate, historically, to 11y tbat In 1140 tht GOP convention deleaatt. were far mort friendly to the late Robert ·A. Taft than to Wilkie. In 11144 they preferred Oblo'a John Bricker, but cbose Dewey. In 19$2 they liked Taft again, but ~med 'l!aeD' bower. ·..J;,o.. Signs are already well advaN!ed tbat a similar setup may produce the nomination of New York's Gov. Nelson RockefeUer in 1964. Obviously, Republican conservatlvea' can dominate any GOP convention If they choose to unite on one of their own as nominee. That they have not done so In the laat two decades leads to charges from some ardent right-wingen that their more flexible brethren are "abandonlnc their principles." But, as Grenier points out, a politico! party is not a garden club. II Is In business to win elections. If it Is not ' ita "principles" will not save II for long. Nothing is static in polltl~s. With GOP ptrength on the rise in the South, the political mix is changing. Altitudes may also shift. Hollering "stick to principles" wlll not aff~ut middle--range conservatives w h o try to pick winners. They are shrewd bettors. They may try a genuinely conservative candidate some day. But they will have lo believe that he has at least an even chance of getting those 270 electoral votes needed to land him in the White House. • \Lfiice-0£ Broadway ••• Reporting , ' , ..·. in!~ O'H~ra's f1ll~d g~rage Rockelel},~r I ~ertainly Mr. Mrs. Joe Nl~llon and grandson, Philip Riley, ol Cbauncey, Oblo, Mr. 111<1 Mrs. . Earl Robinson and :: Middleport, Mr. IIIII Ml'l. Roush 111<1 family of West Columbia, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cartwrilht and Elaine visited Mrs. Evelyn Mr. and Mra. BW Sduteldo!r Buckhannon vlllted Mrs. Wllllaml saturday. Mr. and Mra. Leroy Mr. and Mrs. at Mlddlepcrt Tuesday Drivers Auxiliary Will \ Hospital News Five Draw. Fines In Sponsor Show HOLZER Among who 111tered c Court JloiJer holpltal In the pall 14 • OUBty IIQI On April 6th were T. Pbllltp LangThe president, Mrs. Harry hGrne, Sloclld Avo., !cl· Clark, opened the resular meet- ward Holbrook, $10 'lblrd ""· l~g of the Syracu.. Ladles Aur- Mrl. Qlarlea G. Watton, M0 lbary of the Voluateer Fire De- Fourth Ave., Randall Lee Groen partment In the village hall 144 Portamouth Rd., Mro. 0. Monday evening, . march II. car Wayne Ruuell, Rl. 1 GaJU. Roll call was answered by 17 polla; Starlet Kay Georp, Rl. members. I VInton, Mrs. Angus H. RllbReports were read and ap- blne, 100 7th St., P!. Pte...nt, proved. It ""' decided to have John F. Clenclenln, :1124 Modia variety show April I In the son Ave., P!. Pleasant, lira. local grade school •uclitorlum. Ronald H. Wllo, 2'12Z Uncoln Included In the entertainment Ave., Pt. Pleasant, Andrew J. hGun ** ·~ot ~gain ~ittee I COl!lr~tlon ~ u~lll w!"~~~:pesvUle_ o1eve?~holtldade Boos~ ::'Mar~"!: fJ!ftftllli~,' B pr~ai•m fi~ld . ~ RJ•• - Raymollll Sa~ :;:\ ; .: ·.; ~~:k~· :~'!"r ~~I :~~d;,aE a.m.: ' ' ug,:·~:~o 12:;.10·* W:,!ilci W • 'IP 2~~ "l ol 1:11t.oti;~ I.JII. ~~ Lelia atla~~~l!nll':d'~:.:;,':!a~ · Castrv "' , for the Comalter their I 111, .:.;: Stales,. . , . - .~a T ~ Be .Ever' "'ays Comm·tt ee FACTORYAUTHORIZED _,, MOTOROLA. CAR RADIO ~~~~tj ~• ~ ·~ ~and ·~y 1 Y .' ,...., prt hill!! lllirnoolt. o II; .,.._, A l!li'l1 - .. DiW'IIill' .illtllleUII may' al· ':-=!i11c1t:~u:~. ~~~·~~ =~ ' lkDM. ,- :::'.:':i' :, JlitM,' _, ·'. .. . _.. ;I ' - ,,~ '• ' B Ketogsca.ke R ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS She'll cherish ••• forever, the delicate :rutyand outstanding brilliance of a · eep~ke·. VISit our store arid make your selectton from the many new ~ , styles now ori display. · I D E s A. OHUIN $225.00 AIM to $1650 Wedclir19 ling 75.1JD L Alii $1. . . Aho to $300 . . . .......... w..u;"' Ri"9 . . . . . . . 1111 . . . . . . . . •• Headquarters WERNER §TID~ il]IT\\ · § A\_·~~li: w ..·' H1ppens y.tith New·,, • · · .; Look ~.LLV ~ I IT'S HOMOGENIZED! ... L. • ,... • ='1\THRIFTI.EST-. Frost-Proof·· Frigidaire Makes!. ., r·., HUSH PUPPIES Prien e.,ln At '• • Even ·the freezer never needs d~frost1ng- with exclusive Frost-Proof system! ::vlt'•Hil~ . (;l.ddt•fl ·. :'I!,.Jl••'~ M AI L TO DAY I U H S£CtiHITY f ,) MORROV\o ' P.OMEROY .. . " ' . ~ . .. . , . " '1 - 0.•. ;,, -~~ i t' ,. ·' ·L . " ·~ ~~ • Spacious storage door has . I compartmented egg she!!, butter 1 compartment- room galore for even the tallest bottles! • Fri&idaire dtpendlbillty, too! eCOMPLETELY AUTOMATIC .• eFoR 'NATURAL or LP GAS Molltl FPD$-t4T-1' elOO% SAFETY CONTROLS ·5. 9 79 GII..·Lintd . ONLY -u.a1 ... PPDS-14Y·I tt. • - . 11111111 . $ 3 5 9 00 FRIGIDAIRE Convtriltllt Budpt Ttmllll . eesy terms . · . With TRADE-IN II .• • • •THE FAMILY REFRIGERATOR . Ohio~-~- " \ Plulllbt,.t.,~ · ,.:lieatlIll ' · ' ,. · wv' 2....... ' ·-- I ,. ~- . • Twin glide-out fruit and vegetabl• Hydrators hold ·nearly ~ bushell . e10:YEAR WARRANTY . ' • 100-lb. zero zone freezer with separate insulated door. Plenty of HOT WATER For The Modern Home! 1 30-Gftl. GIS . 'I' .. N :,~:nU::MOII~~='~i':nl .'· .ow ·.·,·_ ... ,_· ,::"_t;, ' SPRING •m)t a~ =~Bf Ia~ ~ llol~te.l ~:. ~;,F:. ~~~~e;;.~.:; !:~le~1: ::!:ld·~~::id~resldent '":"JII!~I' ~letlllol!lhl ·:w:~ml:.:-.=y' ~ 1 ·, F 0 R d& ·/ ,••W Cl-out Sh tfr.d~Mo ..!. Ed:no reenup !:30 a.m.; 10:10 p.n&., Holen T. up · down Greenup Wmfleld 11:20 p.m.: Luther field 1 a.m.; -Robert W . 1 Sh~arer up P~ly th return to the Mr ~ndl noll~ Lewi~ ·•' (Former Meigs County Resident) n;::~ veil up 14, 10 •50 p m.; OVEC down 33. 2:30a.m.; Tibolt down bake oale at the next moelln$, !be :eJUhlr Mthly n.ttna; 1'11111 14, 11 :15 m.: Richao·d Mo- 133, 4:10a.m. ; National down Wll ctven that all 'lbt lallll ..... tnjoyatl ' before 1 ley up 14, 12.55 am. : Walter 33, 4.!0 o.m. ; 111n1o up 34, c:t!a .!';~r~::.ve ;,:; the lllllllllC. , , · lhl · Beckjord up 17 12.50 am . 5·50 a.m. next fall nc IC _Praaliltilt Gacqla Barnell ed at ' · ·· · · pillltlatl at lilt 1111111nt 'lbt Gull)~ John J . Rowe up t7, 7:10a.m.: GallipOlis Dam - ph til p A nomtoiallns committee of fifth p-ade 1 'atn toot. the at-'-7- :, · 0 Crucible up 18, 11 :56 ,o.m: Fret- Sporn down 1:40 a.m.; Titan up Mar&aret Brown, Elizabeth . ,-.td\ , ll\ltn then::f lldtets I berser up 18, 8:25 a.m: lndi- 13:35 a.m.; J. S. up''" Slnlth and 1\ose Easterday was ,was YOitd chatrmOn .., ana up liO, 7:30a.m.: Peggy l .m. appointed. 'lbt Girl Scoull and to tift 't..., .,.._ ,flii" tich fi· 1r1e1 ANal ~ :trill "'irldui IJOwne u Be Brownleo ..ch presented tho 'hlr 1 1o ' · · · ' ,. 21 3 y . p ' . a.m.; aver Kldawbo River - Jerry Boo- sctJooi I book lor ill II . - IIICtM'IIP ""' I I!IIWUI a.m ... Crane worth up Winfield 4:1$ p.m. : 'lbt Wll prtMn:u;;. *" Weetreo\d ltbe_fl ~ ' ' REV. CHARLES aaL; SPE.AKER M ~. ~oce =:~\!~in~~:=': r-: = -upS: ~ ~: : : 1 d~m and Winfield 31 feet. loll IIOTamento: McDerm.:UU:~ R. EdOfflca of Emergency Pl111rues to Kentucky today tha~. ~f'~.{o'::;':-"e:.;~t~ h\~. Char-~ ~~:· :o~ Route 338 . '·~· IR~;u~lt~ 1:~-~~ ~ushlng ' Methodist Youth Fellowship County Rally SUNDAY MARCH 17 Letart Methodist Church Church· lo•• ~mmunlon r~"~undlable~~-an~tllng :,;~ ~~~ :~~ !~tun' 1 ·,. More. Sougnt .Bt bo~hmed re "I'· GalhpOIIo 4am au,_42.1, r.ollers out and at tile rate of one o • oot per hour, !'Omeroy-Mason :!8.110, Pt. Pleasant out, HiiUon !.115 stationary. Kanowha Falls 10.99 rising, ,.... c~~-~:1:~~ ~~h~n:ol~:_i~~~! ~:--------Oil at• lldt · · t•··•·•• ~d 1 1~ River Report ·~ hu beln IIi - .... t. ••:llf and a )louae'io-boUN . .,... lllll be beld 1llroulb- '"i" ~1111\i' (liom 'Mardi 11 ' ': ~ Mlli'Cb 22nd ,,,..t: HellderiiD, Field Rep. , 11,, of Hunllnltlln, talk on· !be ~ tor both loeAily arid nation» A motte enUtleil "Netp.:- .-.1 to Neilbbo~' Wll lboW6"•. ,,f , 'the ways ol IIOilclt- : :~l ' • and ,mlny thlnp t bt '"~ ~Jiecled· lte iuoed. ' • .. ''ij Mrs·· Kathryn A. Moore 11 11M ·· , ·j local Chapter Cl:oli-man 111<1 .1 Mrs. Elillbeth Liter Ia the Ei· . <', Secretary of thio Mao; County fWd CrOu chapter' · ' DINNER ANNOUNCED PT. PLEASANT' - The IIJo ·I · nual Amerl~an Le1!0n birthday'• . ··' dinner will be held at 1 p.m. ~saturday Msrch 16 In the lAo ·. ' Hall on Viand Street. 'lbe II iulltlnl With lhl dinner, frtod cltlckon · i· acalloped potatoes will bt r.• furnished. Mr•. Jlllt!lt cape- ·'" hart, vocalist, ~~mpanled by • Mra. Franceo Darot at the 'pl• , ao.O, will fuinlllh part ot thil pro- , .,; condlu.!"" Ho~ se~se) ,f: ~ Comm~ •~ial mat~ ver~lon · t, lilt IIIII - ·;J.~ p:.: 1 ~:;~ ~mmtttee e<~median d~ys ~ngagement et~ . JGII cartwrillhl of Maaon Mr. Ned Henry ... evening. sram', .• Five fillet wera levlad Mlnr Lewll, Greg and morntnc 111 Melli c:GIIIlty attended a birthday CUllAN \'18111 -w by Judie Frank W p rte J Rutty COlley at Nelt1 H WASHINGTON IUPil ::. Chair- · , All were eltecl by.~ J•hrr:·ISa.~ny afternoon. FriDc!i · E. walter, D-l'a., ,, ·>'. Slate Patrol · William Van Meter 'lltursclay the House • 1· .,,1 Charced ~tb Willi vlllted with hll on Un-Am.-tcan ActlvittH. -ovl • lion Olarlea J ~~per~ weekend. leained that about tot Amei-'' ' Rutland Rt 1 'wu llnell -~ Mrs. Anna l<HIIae COlley have 10111 to CUba' llltsaDy ' and ~•ta· .• of !be R,.ty,_of New Haven vt.. ·¥1!doo, ·;· ' -,<c llllpende.i Wll Mlna Lewla Tuesday alter- Wtlter the .Ommitteo wt11 ,-,. pert dOll '"; In heartnP Ill an effort to clost i<r ty . court :: appear ""':"" doos)o CUba for America• within th ~traffic violation PLOI!D DAMAG_E Walter oaid he wu con... ., 1 ma<v!lftlr.l''lomedf~n .~h~ ' Jllle • · 'nlli p•e , ,_,, d~ m~~e~eg~~ ,. . Red CrosS Is Given Kick-Off · ·. ' .. aild sons of P!. Pleuo!ll Mr. and Mrs. llaa~ o\ooa~d-<Jil lo~g .1...; Fund Drive .Of- . Mr. and Mrs. Emil ~d~n. reas~n . 1He•lll'Y recently. c~ew he'~ r ('I~ "l "" ) ., ... • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Escue lOll. of N)tro vlllted ber PT. PLEASANT -')be M» • Mr. aiid Mro. Harley POW- Ion Co\Jllty Cbapter of the W ·' rocently. Cl'oll beld a klck.j)ff ~. > Mr. and , Mrs. Don mHuni I« Jta IMual Pu n • • • ; I-••IIOdand famlly ol' DHvt Mlday IVtlllnf '-ill II '· • "l 1,_. Mr. .and Mrs· Jllrold knoll, Flmd" drift'' t ' ly. DOROTHY KILGALLEN - Jy likes Bob's slightly off-color jokes and will be a "mop dance." Re- Hoschar, 9U First St., P!. ne year. GOSSIP IN GOTHAM Ill' would be . quite acceptable to paten- freshmen to to be oold will be Pleasant, Mrs. wavlo J. Jtlllf, In other Klionl, WUllam c. Many pay-TV theatres that showed Iilli purchasers of the dignified car. · · dogs, fish, pte, Kool Aid, Rt. I Pt. Pleasant, Lari Ulqlae CUndiff of "SYI'II'IIII wao lined the forst Liston-Patterson joke fight are Some thieves with sporting instinct coffee and cotton candy. Withee, 'IIJ1 So. 'lblrd St., Mld- G.and ·ror )IUIInl on Maureen and Easter baskets will be made dleport, Mrs. Runell M. utile double yellow line Danny B e.pected to skip the re-match. The first broke bout was considered a blow to the- copped !tve golf bags w1\h clubs. to sell tllis year with RuUand, Mrs. Clarence D. M sayre of Wllkemlle .,.. nneoi a.re TV, a good number of operat,Q,.N The mlerestlng _qutz .quesllon: Wby does prices bemg 25<, 50c, and 75c. anq, Rt. 2 Racine, Mro. Hal- flO and eoebl on a otop alp vtof•el tjle p!WUc hasn't recovered from the · '\\'!lureen neeO f1ve sets of golf clubs!. . . Colored eggs will be t10c per tie P. GUleopie, oat Hill, Wal· lallotn, Paul E. RHt of Cheshshock . . . Barbara (formerly "Bobo") Eltzabeth Taylor made fashion news for dozen. The 11....,. tor E. Lambert, Qak lUll, Wan- Ire wu flnid fll and costt on was dancing with hand- benefit of the at Pinewood Studios has called 1 meetini do Nadine Slavens, Rl. 1 Well- an _l)lllllt ojoeriilooi 1 some yoUng chap at the Stork Club the durmg England s worse-than-usual cold for Monday night, Mar~h 18, 1..- ston, Mrs. Gtemma Fuller, Scot· and Roy K. Armetl 1of _'N other night, but she wouldn't tell any- spell. She arrived for work in a lynx jac- the and any mem- town, Kenneth R. Burn, Rl s vUlt was i ....aecl flO one·his na~e ... Doris Days son, Terry. ket, ly~x hat, form fitting slacks and her wlshlns to attend. Basket Coolville, WUllam T. Collier, costa nne for llletal nlulusbl has been New York conferring with knee-htgh _leather boots. It was at these orders may _be liven to anr Aahland, Ky., Elwyn H. Muon, . · Columbia 10 Pictures on a plan to make same stud1os thai she caught pneumonia Auxiliary member of phoned to Elkhart, Ind., and Georse KUhim an A"' R man•s well as a singer two and a half years ago, almost died, WY 2-6929, WY 2-6243 ro WY 2- l&ore, Fort Brog, N.c. Members which indicates they aren't too optimis: and was warned by doctors never to re- 11701. Blrlll• L tic about his crooning career. Terry's lo- turn' to But of course then she The Aux!Uary Sympathy Clr- Mrs. Carl s. Morrt., Rt. 1 cal !(lends are puzzled over his official dldn t have ·D1ckle Burton; Eddie Fisher cle oerved dinner at the borne Long Bottom, oon, 5:05 p.m. name; in Hollywood he's known as Ter- was her husband and official hand-hold- of Mrs. John Bahram, Mo a- Thursday. Mro. EdWin1011A. n. ,.,. ry Melcher, as he's Marty's adopted son, er · · · A well-known cancelled day, March 11 following funeral mas, Leon, w. Va., , 12 Plana were madt to Increase but in Gotham called Terry Day, in the_last few of h1s at services of her father, Mr. John noon 'lburlday. memberohlp at tht honor of hiS posilton as JllOiher's pride an omportant mghtclub, w1th the official Carrpll. · Dllellarteol . mHIIIlC of the Golden and joy. But since Day ' isn't her real being "Illness." Chums think he Forty- three get well, oympa- Patients roeently dilchlrled cIa • 1 of the Firat E name, and _isn't the name of w"' Just demoralized by !•clog rows of thy, cheer and baby cards were Included Joaepb Wlllll, CUrlll Church held at the home Terrr'• father (whose identity has been empty tables and the cafes rrate boss. sent since list meetina. niflht, Tay!Gr, llrady Shaw, Lawrence and Mrs. Tllny Fowler with Mra. l<•st on the sands of time) it's all very Feb. 25, by the card cltair-- Suiney, Loul1 Gable, William Fred Klein llllltJnc · holteu bn!fling . . Susan Kohner i._ going to Stella Stevens and songwriter Jack man, Mro. Ada Slack. Sheridan, Walter JliUinl, Mrl. Mrs. Paul RuueD ptellnted play "Joan of AI'\: " which is almost as Arkerman patched up their differences Those na~ to oend aet well Kenna Thompson, Mra. Glen- vollons entitled "Lord Keep Iunny as her fiance portrav- and formed a musk publishing company cardl to at th11 March 11 meet- na Marean, Mrs. Larry leek· My Memory Green." mg 1\!oss Ha~J in "Act 0,90:' . Ni se k~own as Stellack Mustc Corp., and des• mg were Mr. and Mro. Roy ttl, and infant son, Danltl. Russell. the all demals, theor close friends think Jones1 Woodrow Hendrix, Mrs. Wright; Mrt. Jerry Lllellon, Tony Fowler, -!dent, prowas doing Dick Gregory type rial the. relallonshtp IS romantic as well as Frank Porter, Mrs. Rosella Mrs. 1Jelbel1 Gates, Mra. lldecl II the bum- llllllon before Dick was "discovered" in busmesshke. The firm was to include Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. lit Sltlllderl, Floyd Johnlall, when the IJ'OUP volatl ID make Ch1cago, lost his '·home" l¥t week when Paul Raffles, but at the last mmute St.el- Weatherby, Mrs. Gilbert Free- Lewis Slaten, Mrs. Wlllialll a_ to !be (lllnllna the Baby Grand, top Harlem night club Ia and Paul tiffed, so he's out ... Ella man, Mr .. WiUiam T. HondriJ: Wormtan, loin.. Lyle McCOr· P"'Ject .'" the c1turc1t auditor1 was closed because the SLA. refused t1 tzgerald and Norman Granz are bid- (Petel, Mrs. William Zerkle, mick, Mrs. Raymond Landen, tum. SIIICI lbt next r•new Its liquor licens•. Nipsey custo- dong for the famous Copenhagen jazz Mrs. Coro Meinhart and Phil· Mrl. Rend Filii, stevan .K. Neal will fall on the Maundy marily appeared at the Babv Grand club. Montmartro. Ella has made Copen- lip Meinhart. . Connie Neville, John s m 11 h day oervlco, I b 1 when he wasn't booked anywhere else hagen her base of operations . . . One Hostes... for tile next meet- and Connie TaylOr. · FOUP will 1• to the home Joanne Woodward wh ' ' . would thmk that Gregory Peck was too ing will he Mrs. Woodrow Hen- , Am-. Alllq . Mr._ and Mrs. Kalad lllndy ed to have hated her, newo big for sort of thing, but he's quoted drlx and Mrs. Mary Atlclna. . Accordl•l to lilt mklntpt lowonc tile ...-victl. Stripper," saw a screening of it and went ~~ sayoSg.t Fr:ndkly, the young people In Relreshments were served by report, of · thl our~a lleJlll'l- Mrt. Wlllla Anthon teaclte away completely happy. But she still Me m us ry o. ay make me shudder. Mrs. Troy ZwiUiill and Mrs. mont, thoso paUlpbl who were of the ctw, <Oilduft!d a Blbt! doesn't Uke the title . Stanl•y Hollo- t ay~ t;m gelling old, but these young- Frankie Hendrix to Mrs. Clark, bsted II fait Included I!Albert pone. salad and .,ndwllchllt way, whose "Higgins" TV show is hav- s ers . o ay, woth thetr and Mn. Atlcma, Mrs. Woodrow Hen- Hardin, Andrtw Holchar, Wal· were MrYed to Mr and lng Its troubles. can be sure of makln croonong on the screen-! JUSt close my _ dnx, Mrs. Sinclair. Mrs. Slack, tar Lalnben, Anct campbell, lllndy Mr 111<1 Mrs. enough money for his tea and rrum eyes and pray lor them to get the love Mra. Clinton Pi....,., Mra. AI· Mrt. Ninno Walburn, Mrs. Jolm Horban Jo no matter what happens to pis videJ' ca- werle\?ver and get to the real stuff." nes Wh1te, Mrs. sam l'lckeno, W. Unroe, Frtd Kirk, M r a. Mrs. Paul ~ Mr reer. He's set to repeat his role as Eliza the i·l ts to know he prays, but it's Mrs. Brookl sayre, Mrt. Wll- Lei\IIRl Wblellrtnnlr, Lon n II Bodlmer and ilark' '· Doolittle's father in the flicker e ors . ome we ever guessed that he liam Rizer. Mro. William Hava lklrden, Daniel llilane Fowler. · of "My Fair Lady" 0 ·g· II J was agamst love. He certainlv hasn't Mrs. Herman London, Mn. dl Hatfield; Slarlltl 'Gtorp, .. , . • Cagney was signed for been m his private life. Thomas Clark, Mrl. Lawrence Jotllph Hayman, Gaor.. 'J'ho. W most dreadful stroke of casting anyone • Diddle, Mrs. Allah Toalord, and mil, · J - L. Muler, Mrs. 0 0 could hope to achieve- but for some reasuest, Toay Plerco. Clayton·Bamll, and Mrs. lidton or other !probably good common Most of the Russian troops In Cuba R' p ney lliyea . 'D--t he bowed out ' . A major adver- now are stationed In and around SantiIVIfrvlew T A Seven "' blaotl .... ' Del! ' tlsmg agency )las just done a huge "TV ago The Friars Club luncheon busi- Contribute~ $25 .adlalnllllrecl at the holpltal on . Personality Image Study," secretly, to re•: has since Jack Benny camt The- Riverview PTA Yo!P<l Thqraday. determme whether Bob Hope projects hts one-man show. He's I last week to give U5 to ' ;,J the right_ "image" for playing master of at the club's scholarship fl.nd opOnl«fd ijy Fi/th Grode JJ'illll "Ou 1... . ceremonoes on an automobile show next . swappmg show bust- the county PTA Council Th T Jlia SchOol r .... season. It )urns out that the public realother membeu, aU 101 tho • rllllJ on w a ...,ull vbllay. bf.U Plllt and ""' ,of tbe ~uch . . . . . . . . . . . . , ... , . Clifton News Items • GOP Plays It By Ear 1): ' rtt•l ~~~~:;:~Pom~-~-e:ro:y~·-M~Iddteport,_ o:, Mar. 15, lf!! "Jus! Rimembet, I'm the l..onghQir Around The llailg Sentinel ' - Tbe able, clear - beaded slate Republican chairman of Alabama, young John Grenier, has an idea which could contribute something to a better understandin& of the GOP's workings at the presidential level. . · The party conciliion he chara~terlzes with this idea Is not new, but it has seldom if .evetlseen so well expressed. He argues that Republicans are not divided basically between conservatives and liberall, but between liberals and two major ~tegorles of consen:atives. One group · comprises those canservatlvea who either do not believe, or can fairly readily be talked out of the notion. that a conservative candidate can be elected president in tbe current era. The other consists of those conservatives who think a conservative can in fact win. A careful reading of GOP nominating history oince l~Q suggi'J,ts .\h~.t this ~haracterization of the party's make-up Is sound. The nominees In that span hove all been moderates-Wendell Willkle, Thomas E. Dewey, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Richard Nixon (in his later phase)l They were not chosen by the party liberals atone, lor these have never been In the majority, though often they have bad prestige and vocal power well beyond their numlltlni~ . • • , phase). The moderates have In fact been picked by a briefly (Grged coalition between the liberals and the· conservftlves who do not tt.lnk a conservative .can win. / •• 'II ' ' ...~INTATING EDITORIALLY • ' , '·J r ·, ' ER FURNIT "ON THJ IIIGHTES~ CORNER iN MIDDLEPORT" ' ·,· -· .,. "'· I '"Vh ,, . !Ut1~ ·r ,lt.Q ' ,I �\,t I ' ' I IDaDi lenHnel, Poi~~· ~· ..... ,• . ' fJJII(Di\Y . ~OOL liiFON · •on.Bea~S Sentinel .Church · News . • 8J..,. L . . . :: AlaJI Wlllt:!ll', die fainoliJ AUIInliiD. fjiJ, a fr,lel!d wbo wu llllder ~ble .~ would 1t.0t IUpport ol1 eronleJ ~ 1 wbieb lie eouJCIDOt aaree for moral i]f l !Ill ·' ' ' or 7111 - I~ a:~1,.::.ttof"0.,"'s:n~~= .~~=-~ a;euca .- \IP1IIfl:~: .-':~ ~.,~. t i ~~~!!:~·i~~~~~; ?:n~-.tcttt Z:,.':tii ..,u. """" lbclno PI' Recine- ..;, ull a. w.,..,_ • II!I!Jclir ·~ '' IU. .._, o..ca ohaomer 41:\lmme~. . . . .. ~ llallol. lluada)o &ehool ,..,. 10,30 a. m ' · . • I t M:M a. .U.: 11. ~··· SOp Tlu. ·-" tbe ~'t of tile 'IM"NN' fll l•dtf~ 111. • . •. l :30 .i. fti,; 'WO!'II!IP 10:110 a. L • ••• • • • I• ~.... f' .111., suQd111 evelllBI oel'Yi<e, e Chr•llllall .~areb' rmk A. P· Ill. : .Wad. ""l'lhil' oerv~, =brr~tw ''~~ I p. 111. P•IIIIIJ, ~1118$ 1!:. Old- 'htt!.' ~. 10,3f •· Ill. , , die. · NrOioe. \ ·1141 n ' ' b., SHIRT FINISHING Limited Quantities ...utiMiy waillld .,_, Rnlohotl . : 25c ojl!. f Same P17 Service On lltquelll And Colors. '. . ' ....~ ,. I Priced ~3 : 13 - 2! . Thu~r Je~mlah Provorbo 21,11·11 PJ&h•• Adionl w..me•day Montlar Su~diJ ' For atYa. CopJrilbiiiiMI3,K.W.Adaa $' 1llnlol. ....... ' C" ..., ap." rest of the description fta thhl perfeCtlY. They are tWo of the JDillions of American eblJ. 6ren who are growiDJ11P WITHOUT .A. CHURCH. lNI CIVIC" Nl ALL ... Boys with the Goo:glven rirht tll ~w _up ln falt'b AU. POl !HI CNUaCM • , , with the Am,ncan rirht to wonhlp God free1Y according to the dictate• o! their own eoo~lenca. But •orneone hasn't unde!'lto00 their rlllbta· Parents who make no provlalon for their chJI. dren'a rellgloua education are, Ill effect,. robbln;r these children of the 11101t preciou• heritage of every American. GrownuJ» who, by the telJ.tale exa111ple of. lndifferen~. em:ourage boya and airla to emulate the GodleosneM that the Iron Curtain seek& to foster are undennlnlnr tha aplritual aub. '•tanee of our nation. No more aerloua problem faces America today than the children who on .Sunday morniltlr in a land of churches have no place to fO, Honestly, now, are 11011 creatlq tht problem-. or helping to conquer itT " U :ID-18 ·~ Frida1 Eph..!PI Donie! 1:8-19 EpheoWia 8:7·13 a:ta.u JT/ith the lwpe it wUl, in •orr&e mflwmre,/o•wr and help liP• tain thfll wl&ich ~ 1000 in fomU:r and commrmity life, th~ ' /mture ~ aporuored by the bu•infl,. firm• and orfmtirfltitllll whole n11me• oprwar JH.Inw. I oa: a'- Cit.,.. meet'"' Cit-. r---------------:---------------,lllalei, II Gallons$199 Pomoroy't lvtllltiii.,JO"I Contor FRANCIS -FLORIST and SHUMWAY GREENHOUSES ' '. 't ' 11 . '. Ph. WY :Z.2644 I . f# tf gh O·N .DISPLAY I.IIG DOWNIE-GROSS POMEROY --------.. OPEN TO SERVE YOU GOING OUT OF THE MARINE BUSINESS Now 40 Nl' lvlnrude "'21 Now 21 NP lvlnrude llttwln ---·-- Only Spoodlwln ... Only $395 Su All The Sporty Ones Now At Our e CHEVY II El0c. wilh - · Only "'25 Now 14.1 141' PIHI ScoH ____ __ .. Only •265 We have one "Scott" fllh· ing boat outfit complete with 7lf.o H. P. fishing SPRING SPORTS SHOW CHMOlET Now 75 HI' Plrint holt &loe. wllh Gen. Only P~ Now 45 14P ltoyol ScoH L_..,oft, lltelric With Gon. __ _ Only $595 Lllow 43.7 HI' ltoyal Scott r.lanutl -- __ .. Only $425 Now 27.7 HP Sport lcoH Scott moto~· and tte.,. You Got Your Oullooortl- Yilt CORVAIR POMEROY MOTOR CO. Your Chevrolet O.eler POMEROY OHIO J.l'ormer New Yo:t Ylinkee ato;. Phil Rizzuto will undergo plastie ourgery on hll right at Clara Man Ho1pilal this ~ l!'our lln1er• oD lhl lYnd badly llilll&led wheD !hoy eaullht in a 1110W-blowtn1 last month. ma•,hlll•l WRI'I'EBS PICK .IVCIEit NEW YOR K(UPJl - Ed Juekof Cinclamlli hu been voted tho <Oilege basMtbtll coach cl th• year b)' lh• Metropolitan Befo ketbtiU Wrltm' AMoefalfoo. Jucker led tho Beerreta to IS-I record dlll'lng tbo ~ular 11162-61 eampaiJD !llld the No. posilloa ill tho United Presa tematlonal ratingo. Wesco Trailer. e FACP.S IIJRGEIIY BELLEVILLE, N.J. (UPU tAPP8 RFSIGN. All PRO LAS VEGAS, Nev. !UPU Howard CIIPJIII hn announced rwiplloll .. hoed WAS $13110 NOW ONLY $ttl At Thno PrieM You llottor ttu...,l IH Th- Sup .... ' Mony-At,., METROPOLITAN MOTORS IN I'OMIIIOV Open lilvenbop Til 7:llt 2,000 DIFFERENT ITEMS ARE HERE ............ .,-,. tlllyiiiiTI-. WIIJ not tt.p lr ooon ond 100 for peopl~ Jounolh see wh7 c:omo I o r mDoo around to shop. Then'• 1 -.on lb.,. do. Pick•n• Herdwere MAlON, W. VA, YES, OPEN TO SERVE YOUII Elster SUITS Tho new Bo.ter oulto an berol SIUI 88 to 110 Ill lllllll. A~ ILllr - · reiU)~r~, oborll on,d IoiilS. 60 Buick La Sabre 4 door, now $1750 Aulomalie traao., poor• tteer1at1. wltlor OILt loel1 linl; ownar. A poeat YaW. Leo L. • SWISHER & LOHSE DrJ HEINER'S BAKERY to.... . Phone WY 247M• WY U301 OHIO VALLEY IUitG CO. • . ·, . ~. I . . . . . . .._............ ' Mlddho •rt.. •• 60 Rambler.American · . RACME PLANIJ4G MILL CI1Lillt1 ParDI.... at ...... . . . . fllld ......, ~-- G . 1 ol THE UNIJID STEll. WORKERS ' . POMROY OF AWRICA' ' I f., LOCAL ttl " lliur -=:: ,!:!!: .:*::! •:-.r e.inctlaJ ---"'""'--\ ' flOWER SM0P t:..::,: .. ••loti' I ~'- a ,.. ... Cltdlt - , ,. ,_Ill. SbiPUaa. .,._, SuiLII01Muo ac S p . I' L ~ · Ch. h. ...,,;,A,; .. = . . 'IIIII IJ. I a ~.,... '!f:lt .. IlL; llo!J 0.,.. at® t. au s ut •tan . . u-. . ...,, w~ L • 1 .. , _ , . - 'p. ~~~o: c- ' 111 , ' · · . .~ " · •-. '0 • t1 f-. .. • · J'lnl aad 1'h!Jil tr'pp "'~a. llaaf MN .._ · . ~-_.,.,• ....,...,., SeetiiLd 11$.- Paw · s \ " 1!'- ~ . •· Bel1 Ill& " ' .._. Bel1 111!1 • ,.... .c r • nn r.. l'oa are "Well·· Co~·· H_Grdl 27 ~l!tf, f:i"il, otl ·Gill! .. ll'aiw6 . _ . I . . ~ tlli!lab ..,.,, •Buadoy 8ehool, 1:11-' N_.,. ~ All'"' 1f~7·oo· 1•'10 . :'' '· · ' ' ;:. ·1~• '·. ::,111.,;· ~= ..?' ...:...:.• llltt ~t"·so"t~ §1VuiLe:IQ!!Jtia.pr-n.,, ,_, •.!'~IIER'f;,~o - • . - ~ ...... putor: . ·~ .,u. v"" : . . . · .~. . _. ,. I .! UUU f&D. STOll 1 1 '. --·--~ •' • .n....... ~,. " , "·""*'• !!"'~;%:~~~~·WY~·~·=··~"' : K. "a.;..;,-·a... = -:,-.,&,::.,J:-"11. I UJaONl W. V• , -~--.... Rlo!(-:..:·Scbool · _am. !:! . . a.•w~w~r u'luiiEwA ' ::_ Qlun:ll,.llotdl! ow. . FOREMAN & ADOn !' 1 .r:.:....,..!': to. "'L'S BEN FUN111t. .............. t'rlllt· 8 r Pcnneroy Sedt~n, no\Y • .•, • '595' = a... = """"":"'.,- -._ IAanoJ: CoaJ.Oil.Gel rww•l ' ,,!,_":;.: ,..,_ ••*- Clolblaa BAm & SEYFRID • ~· tNt !IaNwan • Gl'CN:IL.'Iol palat. ..... NdJo, Goocb-Noll....sJaou.Jien't ' \ STORE~ :....U.,. (CI- Fonn lterotl We rm All Docl.or'1 Preoerlptlou WY 24955 Poootoroy 58 Ford Fairlane 500 2 dr. H.Wldtoortlla. T., now - - *895 TwcHoao ...., 10 .. iftl. Near Po~ llridte ...... WY N!111 Yout~hton, RUTLAND DEPT. lllCALL DltUGS . . ":nW: HoUSE ' .• LOGAN MONUMENT CO. OF MEIGS COUm Mlddl-rt WYN214 ! ..,. •• Trucu Atlond 11M Church af Your Choice ·, Sport Colts ... ICotabllshed in ltJOt WMI ColumbiL W. Va. Ph. Mo- SPUSH GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. • $45to$70 Bpria8, SIIH • LIMNG COAL COMPANY & c. .... 1 0. . . >' :"a !tt~f-.'!:: = ~ ~ ~·"= ...SiaL~ . ~ ::"!":" .:: ~ca. ·~· tt:• rr.,.. ,#1\=i!Li-· ·' .,- . . __._ ... i II -. : I~~!~~::;:~~~,.~~~~·:•;~~~~·~OII~te~:,;;:~~~~~~;:J~...-,.,....;...~.;JI~· '!']I lllil '' t., 1 . · ' ' - . • . • · .., tbiP o. 111.; mMIIliJ ~'l'r..d ....... Clln:d 11 0o1. . • · m. ••...,......,. · • ....,, .....,, ..._, ·-~·~ . fo.a .. • itt Q · ' 1!· 1L .... ~- .. -.. l:fn...ld . . . . 1 ....,. • ?· Ml4111-' Phone WY :Z.25t0 "We .\1111 To Pleue" Mlddl-rt r 29.50 to 35.~ Mew oba4iofllr 240 Lincoln II. PiiiNret' Dodce-D~ro M , _PLUMBING & 14EATING R. H. RAWLINGS 4 SONS CO. 60 Olds Super 88 4door,liow - "· • *1795 Aulowolic tran, ,.,_ ......, , . _ IJie.-las. a.- ~ ft54111 WILLIS ANTHONY Support abe Church cl Your Cholet 56 Olds4 door Spring end Balldere and Balldboc Suppli!Ja GrHtlhOUto WY UfU WMt Mlfn St. ·See These I -· LUMBER CO. Chitter, Ohle HOYT'S SOHlO SERVICE • !I ~A'Rml4 woth ....tDo<lotl ialltt best ..tdo of 'ltl.f_ I~UM Member FTD WIDE SALE II Middlopart, Ohio CROW'$ STEAl HOUSE snFFLER RED ANCHOR I \ II. i LM.i , . .... ...,.. an4 110 up, the IIX)Lreaalon to go, TtLeae hoyt are hardly l l&jo:r- u.! a.s;r; . ,, a lftblpl'' = .. ' I .., SOMOI 11 ..., Ololrdll o.01. 1ab!Uty to e6jl!Jl oue:J We~~-~ of liOaOr, riiM. · ..,... 11 1 ell ., ~ jiUitlce, an6 trllth,. · : Be JIHet: , ' , Fred I. Gl!f4nor, millis.,, ,,. Tile ~ricap ·~~hle of II a wlae 0111 111., &~ . ~I, W~ 11'Jiich ba prov;;{ii;ifapiu 1114 -apu.. '!lilt it t;q Gerlach, IIUPI.: 10;,30 a. m.. poses us to some gJ'ave liazarda. It bal~MM· _,. dll 1 ..,. '"' r• ..., ..._ MDrnlnl ~P· 'lbt Ceni!!S' that tbe !IIIIJ!>rity 11 wront, and tile mlncirity "' r!pt . • C11ona tt Cllllll. ..,. 11- • loocl. l!:ugellf "' :: ,:;. _ 11.., Aft. PAV o1 tile Gospel I p. 111.. Youth 11u .bap)!tnea mapy ~mea that innocent men have RJ4 ~.m•- ::,. 10 llaliJ e •blllt ...,. 1 p. .,., Pr~ams. 7 p. m: Eve~ aer;, heayy pepJtles tDr crimes they . never_ ~ lar :"~~~.~ :;~!:.~":,'~ p.ui. wnu, .,.lot 1•11 p.. ..., - vk:e. M)' Grace. " &lfflcient. no ~ relio11 than t.bal12 nUitllteo people bpiapt. lloberl a.~, Bible ~~ su •• tn lllulllaJ. " - .,.... Wed. 7 P· Ill. Pnytr "'"""' in a verdlc:t fll pllty. "·· ' · M 4IJI 111g l'llur.., 7:10 p: a and Bible llludy: 8 P· Ill· ~ir The Temple l)'ltem In Jerusaletn &eellll to ha..,. ._. 1•30 ordp. m. 'I'Wnlnll ~ather eonun9nly .aceepte4. Th.at . ~_ han! WN IPft ~~ Rerrl!ll ~¥or· Cltort• tt Gotl. MI.. 111.- - CIPraettee: Bradf • . ' ' ftey In M. Ti'- ~ Sal> ~ at · probably Ill)' Ollt woul6 have a6i!Jiu,d. That tile ~~~~. :'&'Week do7 ocbool t:-!5 a. nl.t WtnbiJ ~If an., r .,, - p~ and llil henchlllen were malt:iui a tidy pn1fit out le sllidy NO p Ill' Wed u a .,., aad 7:• P. m., ey Jlu~en, ..,.,,..., Slm4ay of 1t for thel!lllllvea waa no secret. ' VB - . 111 tll"!l r..daJ 7:10 &!baol t:IO .. m. : Cbardl II•• "But there's nothing apyone ean 6o about it," w.u IIUIIWI iwp, pllla'. amtiiJ P 111. Yo..,. Piople, Fridav 7:,. a .m.: am.tu l!:ndea..... 1:111 pro~ably the- way til~ average man respoade6 to the ~ 1:10 a. 111.: Wonlllp ..,.;. ~·· p. m. : I!:YeDiaJ wot.. 1,10 p. m. uaUon. But not Jesua. lol)l 8uadQ ...ada~ 11 7:a Bratlloni ~ ff Cltrllr. . , . _ FlrR Ulllod ......, ~ Mu CP Tey · . erat1 tt 111o N••1• . 8yn. mlnllf« CIW'Ioo , _. lloaallt IAirilll Church. Rov. Howllll ~ In a very gJ"eat motion pi~ of ·w.oat a gen on - · ae.. llaivl<l llo'-. ~ llulsell ' lilpL· Bl.b,. · lo:bool pelt. pasmr' t •· m. Woroblp .... ago, Buon Rotllsdllll'!'fil bell!i,illlpol'lune6 by a IIJ'O:f! or Sundl7 ~bool 1;30 o. 111.: •·liD 8 ;.. • !4•~ ..or.t.lp 10. .,. ' too. m. sued.. 'lcbool. of hli closest friei'Ldi"'Elfgland was 1!1 a det!perate con llomlll& - . . IO:IJ o. 111.: ~ m .' christian l!lLtcletvor 17ouit. 'l\e Fedonted Ooweh, Pow- tio11, and the old Baron was deternunel). to throw Ill hil MYPS 1:30 p. w.· I•PIII'Ii'lli" 1 P ·;.,. !YenlDa -"'p 7..,. t!rO)o United Church of Chris! massive fortune, in an effitt to . . th•:tljle ancl reacu~ ..,.!eel 11 7:30 ,_· 111.: W""- w~ ......,. lllblo ~ (EILR) • Presbyterlp, Rev. the Empire. "But one man C&ll't.aav~ ·11!glan6_." o~ da) 7,30 prayer "'-rer 111 HO · Waldo J. Bartelt, pastor, Mr. his friends exclaimed, hoping to. dtsslilde . him. One bour 'l)leidQ 7:'10 p. m.: MlJ. ,.,:.. ~.lit lletlpel . , ._ John Wm. Blaettner, D!r. of man can try," allid Rothscblld, qwetly, as if the matter liollarJ IIOII"riee il tbo llrd Tueodl1 an 51.,.,...10• RGad. 1!: 1. Grtl- Chr. 1!!6uc.: SundiY Sdlool at were aettled. . of the IDOIIIb II ' •• p. m. lltb. puiOr: R•l!h !'Word. s. 9.'15 a. m., Wonhlp 10:,30 a. m. · , The Uniform Sunday .School Jesson for March 17: CILuniL II N P o~o 8. Supt.: stmday p i 11 ao. Wanted : Faith m Llfes Wortb- "JESUS DEMONSTRATES HIS AUTHORITY," Mart Rev. ·Clyde llolldtraoLI. putor: !!'•• stio ,.,,,.,.. 7,110 • m.: whiteness." Youlll Fellowlhip, 11:1 through 12:12. SUDday Bc:bool 1:30: Motllllll Will' Praflr rneetiD& 7. ., p 111. Tuet> 5:30 p. m. PiP 10:81: 11\'PS &:411: &....mtlb day • · s a ma er o ac , esus v1goro s· ea g III'Vi<et 7:30 1 Pra,yer DIOitmv al • . Firn B..U.t Church, Pollio Temple did not put au enp to the ;aftlng. Tile proba· 7:10 TburedtJ. a .... o1 ,...,.•• o. eroy, Ralph C. Zundel, pastor. btuties are that the money cblltim were baek within FairY- a.arclL. Rev. Law· l'lle Country Olureh tn 1'oWOL SID 8:30 - 11:11 a. m. Combllled an hour, and the dovesellers had a new ltock for sale nnet Gl.uatnCILLip. Youns Peo- ""' oeliool 9,30 a. m. Berl Bow oervlee of worship and ~.ludy. the next ·tnorniPg. plel meilinl 11111 prayar meet- Supt. Morntna Wonblp II a. w. Spet:lal music. Sennon, Bom Meanwhile Jesus !)atf taken a road that led to a erossl inl etlllbined each SuLadiY ... JCvusellltic ........ 7,10 p. m. from Above." Nursery and But the st~ry clld'inot end in the Temple courtyard. enln~ at .':30 p. 111, Sunday llermoll b)' p.- Roy Lifo. Junior Church lor chlklten. I Nor did it end on Cal'{ary. Nor has it ,nded yeti 'there School, 9:30 1 . m., herbert t'llw.la7 7:10 P. 111. pr.,.r lllfll!lo p. m. Fellowship Supper -~v. Ia an amazing iJDmortality bt truth, justice, and mercy! llou!h, supt., Preaching Wed .. lnf, lllld Bible otudy. ~~:v..,...., Paul Nye, roranet: pastor, 111':'1 ·. ·. Thoae We Offelltl . , p. m. woleome lli<hnoad Lifo " 7:30 p. m. Evenmg Evangells· Blell88d is the man who is w!LLe enough ·to kllow who 7 30 me llf4TIIII " .._ Lout~ Tappen PlafDt EVB Ckarcla tic service. ., Monday lhrough to offend! . . ~ . · allf, Rev. & ll:u&fiM Glell. PN- Rev. Roy Gearhart, pastor. t- :-ved~~y , Home Evangel- In a certain Texas city a gl'lat eommo~Jon had been mr. Stmday iiCbooj t:30: Pbll :30 a. m. Sunday Worship: Sun- 19m. 'nlurs. and Fri., 7:30 p. raised over a matter that Involved .soll!e serious moral Wilt. Supl; lfomln8 wunhip day School at 10:20 a. m. Ho- m. Publlc Services conduetad considerations. A group of.~~~ buam~a. men of the 10,30 a 111. ; Youth,.,...,. 7 p.111. bart Vineyard, supt. by Rev. Nye. town was backing a propos1tl01i thllt pro111ised generoul &vanpllatte oero1c1 7:30 p. m.: Solidi llelhel EUB Chureh, Mldtlloplll rtlOI VIIIW , _ profits, and questionable mor~ls : One of the pastors waa llld • w.k JlftJW- _.ico Wed- Rev. Roy Gearhart, pastor. b; loriiD Church, Reo. Boward in consultation with one of hLS unportant }!-ymen• ...:0,. 7:10 p. 111. Sunday School 1:30 a. m., Nor· Ruppelt. pulllr. SuadaJ School "If you come out against this proposal, the layman 11Joo11 Ra 1'1111 llr0 -~ a. man Bahr supt. Sunday wor· 9,30 a. m. Richard Va......., oupt. said in aU honesty "you are goang to oUend some ol 1:. limiiiL Sr., )llllor: 11w> lhip, 8 p. '111 . . ' 10:30 a. m., Worship: 5:45 Yr: the biggest 111en in this city. You'd better be very ear& day School t :IO a. m., WorleJ . . Wed. 6:30 JUIIior Choir: 7 p m. ful." . Supl: 11on11111 -.!tip ll'lnlllaplist Clntreb, Bacl!'f Senior Choir. "Yes, 1 know you are correct," the preacher answered. 1!1>30 a. 111. Youth ....,... t;4i Rev. ~rthur R. McCa\aley, pa• ML 0 .._ Vreo wm Boptlta "But if 1 do not come out against it 1 am very sure I .w!U p. m.: Evaaplltllc mao•a,., 7,1111 tor. Chester Simpson, Supt. ClloorQ. Clll _ Mar· offend my Lord, and if I have to choose between a llttla p. a: i'r01or _.., 'fllurl. t :IO a. m. Sunday School, 10 :46 tin D lbr:;:'P o. Revbclay IIJ'Oup of big men, and the one whom God himself apday 7:30 p. 111. a. m. Momlna wanhlp, "Fish- lll>booi . 41 ~ M..un proved, then I guess I'll have to take my stand against era of Men." 6 :30 p. 111. BYF, . •· &Ill. ""'~ I these fellows." f lmll"' 4 ••1111' Ill 8 p. m. Evening oervlce, "II lllld YOUIIg Poople'o Mootlq Wed- It would have been easy, I suppose , for a lot of us to Dolou1 I' .:adair putor, SUIItltJ ReUgion Nece.,ary?" Wed., at 111111111 at 7' 30 p.m. Preaehtnl hav visited the Temple ..,~, seen the shameless traf• l!lllldiJ &dlool 10 7o.10w., WYI' 7 7:30 p. m. Prayer meetiLLg. -30 •11m101 ....,IDI 11 7•· fick!ng and gone on our way saying, "SoJDebody ought I P. 111.: !l'onlllp ' p. m. Sal> LoUr..ge EUB Cbureb, Rev. p.m. to do something." But knowing something ought to. be ~~ ~~ 411 Boy Gearhart, pastor. Sunday ~~~~ ~~= done, and then doing nothing, was with Jesua an un1111 u mhi-lllef• BL'· kboal School 10 a. Ill. Ruloell Are~>Sund•v Sch001 t ·IS poulbiUty. I 'bed - ..• - - - •1p' 10•-10• Cltrlllo er, oupt. Sunday wors h'• or. u.....-.. • ·, a. m m. I cei ed letter from someone who 6escr1 _.__.,.. .,. 11 a. Kal once re v a . . to .. 10 -;..-- 1 · • m. Wed. 7?30 p. 111. Prayer ,_..,., ··•··· ·15 1· · to me a very evil situation which eXISted Jn our wn. 1 ._ - • .,,. P· a; lmliiLI meeting. ":orshlp aemco. P· m. BYP, "When are you preachers gollig to bave courage enough ' 7 7•30 P: ILL, ~onlni -.hlp to do aomething! Get in there and f1ght, &Pd I, for one, Wonblp, P. m. llpat p Mtlltallll T sr n lloD II ; - • D 11. a. Card. Jllllor: SuadaJ eervice. W~ 30 P· m. PriY· will stand by you." And It was all anollyntOIUI Jetter!.The 1'\'tbllo 1 1 ·.be a.nda3> 1 ScbooL t:30 a. an., Wanbip "'"' er IDeeJinl, I.IIO p. m. Choir help of those who are afraid to llipL Jb.~ir: names 11 of P. a; Wllebloooe~ illudJ 4 P. 111.; fee, 7:!11 p. 111. MYF: 6:10 p. m.: practlce. very little help. Certainly It cannot 'bil trusted in an Blhlt tludy TueldaJ I p. m..; S. wscs, 'fl!udaJ, I::IO p. 111.; l'ra)' Ualted Methodll& Char c h, emergency. 1rieo -ttna '11luntlaJ7 P. IlL; or 111d Bible Study. Wed., 7:111 p. Pomeroy. ~v. Melvin Alkire, All too many of us want other people to be courageoiUI illli1IIIIJ IICbool '11aaroclaJ 1 p. a a pastor. (.'hureh Sdlool 9:15 a. In our behalf! Dwollo Pllllo• B elluu Alfred Melbodllt Qareb, Rev. m. Leo et;e"'• oupt., Leo Vau(Copyright 1963 by the Division of ChriStian F)duca· Cbun:b (p, 0. ~e. Oblol Robert R. Car, ·pastor: Sunday lhan:, lw ~ Sermon•. 10,:,30 a. tion, NatloPII council of the ChurcheJ. of .Christ m the SuDda7 School, 11•., a.m. Aa<lrew Sdlool at 9:30 a. m., Uoyd m., A ChrJSt·Lik' Life? 2:30 United States of America.) ..,...... Supt. Monllq Wanldp Dillinger, Supt. ; Worship oer- p. m. Paotor'1 Training Clan. 11::110 LLIII.I P1llr:D lrGILIIa U.. vices at 10:45 a. m., CbliS. D. I p. m. Methodist YF: Tues., • 0 b J H. A. Johnoan, J . H. ~loaner> 0 1141 P-DLI ~:~~,...ur"' ITrrtct, Woode, Lay·leader. SUnday at I a. m. Mtn'l Breakfast at the Plan Boys n viJ!e, ·or. Olivl'I Eshenaur, Ha,.. 7:10 p.m.: 10~ wo IlL ~ and 7:30 p. m. MYF: Wed., 7:45 church. Wed. 7 p. m. Mid-Week Point Pleasant . .. leJ ~y.II\Ush Krodel, Re"' Pr~ WedPeldq 7:111 P. IlL p. m. Prayer Servi<e. Lenten Meditation. 7::!0 p. m. PT. PLEASANT - Ptl!iimln· ~rend"' di't!Res Pitzer, Waller m ,.. ~ • : . : : 1111 .. - · • • - • cart Otoir rehtaraal. 'nlurs. 7 a. m. ary plans have been made for Windsor and Rubert Siler. Also Rev. ..,_ J. 11errtng. p.-: Moriltng ooonlllp YO!llll Fellowablp Breakfast at the estabU~nt of a Boys' presen! were 'll!Bdles and aneJDo lllwtlq ILCILIII lt:IO a. 111;1 lliOriiO 10,30 o. •: Cburdl lll>bool t:30 llle church. Club In Point PleLISant to or· bers of Mariefla Manufacblrin& 18 ll& wunhlp MYiot ~~ ·" : tie, IIQII.: t:IO L IlL Wonblp a- ._ - ..... 111p1111 ganlze In order to handle man- Company Boxi!il· Team: Jesse ~Y,;;.~•·7 .: P. w.: 6 P· m. Mmd11. WliCS lint " - Clllll't!b. Arlhlll' R. McCool.,. ies derived from llle Centennial Anderson, manager and coach; an Wad. '7 clay aad -..1 11Landay of ..tL ...-. 11obor1 IAwll. ~: 1:10 Boxing Show and to me« llle Jolm Sauer, tr.-tner ; Charieo "::.. 8 Ill _ - IICbool llllllllb; ';""' IIIJbt IMIIIIDIIIJ L IlL lltl'al!q toOnbJp lllld Sao>. boxers who will participate. Toles., llllllljJei'; Eddie May... .,. a. ...; 111111111p. .U .. a ::'!' !.~~.•!:; &ebool; 'P. IlL Eveatna ,_ MOJDbers of the Board or, Dl· 111enilier, and Tom Limer, memo WedawdlJ 7 ?:II p. w. ,..,. WI q W PariWad, Rev. l&wtuoe life. reetors named March II are ber. . . p.~· ~ ........ •-•- Bdn li1Littil laodaaoa Ia Dlnlll, pastor, Harold Roush, ~.2_307p._m._;,YounWsedPoopPrle liDA1miL ...qa Clarlol, Rev. J:lden R. Blalrj[, SU)II., Snqdi,y School 8:• a. m. ........,., ,_ r• m. .; oyer JI'S r, . 9:.. L aa1LIItll l:lf. M m't WI!I'IILip pqtor; SundE~¥ IChool 10 a. m. 1fYF 1 •· 111.; Wonblp N 9 • meetlar 7:30 P.m. Sallmlay. 111., MQ. lanot Snyder, ILIIJII. • • · '' WlamJe Pol•ift• 10pl. Cbrlsto m. BIL'- ....... -ed 7.- p Clletlet' Metllodlst C1aarc1t, Worship 10:30 a.m. Preaclri•a a I' ' rlnl .. ...ill ; llntlll Jan bluvor f:iJ p. ,;.,, MJ'I. 1- ;... -. R. R. Card, pastor: Worship 7:30 p. m., Prayer liOfVIce, 11!11111 1::110 L !II- PI I S. L1da a.v.u., jiNI!dent, eJu. I I - ' lwlth, puw: IIGntlaLc NL'Vice at t a. 111., Sunday Wednesday 7:311 p. m. .., ltiO p. IL &el lor all Son& ler\tleel I p. Worsbip, t·IO ' L 111.• SundaJ School 10 a. m.; WSCS Ill'S! Flnt Baptist ~ureh IIIIo> 8 rl ollll PI l)lelltl - m., Preacbllla 8:1), Mid-Week Sehaol ID:S a. 111.; Ywlh re1. 'nluradiY of IIIOillh; Board Rev. Arthur R. McCa~, psi. M1L1J aolaoai • a. a ftl' f J.tiYW meeliriC Wed. 7:30 p. iowobtp. .,., p. .,_, l'r01et meelinf, third Wednesday of tor, Chester SIIDpeon, Supt. a~ n... Class leadet, Mn. Mule IIIHiiDt 7:10 p. .._ \1ltf hy: month; MYF last two .Sundays Suaday T Sllllday School 8:311 ~ f:4i p. ILL Holsinger. Youth el!ot_r praelice; e:lill p; m. It anonth. a.LP.' ~ ~orship,I0: 45 a. 'fte 'AV n'T p 1 mill Belillohom Bapllot ChwciL, w~. Cldldrn • Choir, t a. IlL Boraw li1Littll Bt lllet m., 'Sermon: Saved. Bl'P lid AYI. ~., Great l!eDd, Rev. Arthur R. m. SalaLnla1: LedliLI Ald. '11aurt- lr. Onisl, Ita Garrabrtlll!., pas- IIIII Junior Fellowship 8:30 p. .....__, 10 . tor: Suntlll' School 1:30 a. DL, m.: Eveolnc Service 8 p.m.; 111...... .,.... McCauley, pastor, Robert Lew- ..,. ........ 1.111.1 ...,.... II, LIIIPI-. t:30 a. 111. llcLrDlnl BulL -~ C' u ell ..,...chlllfl 10:30 a. 111., !Iter- Sermon: "Miracles." wec~ae.. wonhlp and Sunday Sdlool, aer- There will bt a Lenlen Study Dlle CILriltlao! ICndayor ~ day .., Pfayer MeeJin1 1'::!0 p. 7 _. ._ • ' . 111011, "Filhln at Man." 7,p.lll. Clut 1lhk:IL will- OVt!I'J' ,._-~line SnDllay lllilbl 7::!0, m.; lW IIICid IIJimty'li. end -sntp EvalD( StrVke, "II ReJIIIon &IIMIIJ' duriLic Lent fillm 8 Ito llld !i'eek t>1'IIY8L' -linl W~.• 7 ,Ia• ~1" .• .l'·IIL at Healb Metbodlat 7:liC p. 111. Cottqe pnayer meet. 1leiiLiellem llapCIIt Clllftl>, B 1 'LIY .... lliD a. lin BetUtq BV1I Qri (._, ~ Ibis Sunday ing last Frldq aJcltl a! aach GNat IJeed, Rev. Artbur ft. IP ..... .. • 111 I!U), Gllaa llale, pulor; Wcr10. '1111 toplo UDder study IILOLIIb. McCauley, JI8Sim' Rober! Lew: : 1.:.-.,.p.-.;.7., lbip 8·30; SundaJ School 10:30 will bt.,"JI'OQ!Idltk,La of CllrJ&. as- at1 Chad o1 01r1n, is, &pl. I 1 j - ~ .w 1., t:ti-,. ., a. m., Blythe ,..,, 8upt. tiaulllr· DL\n'cll !lchool leacll- Miller SlroleL .lluDday .Billie 8tu' WGnbip !llld Suncl., School 8:· c I n e I h • ·- - . , _ - Qnrola, Glw Ill, sanlor bJcb 51u4ents lllll 117 II a. 1111 .Mornlai !i'orlhlp ao a.m. Sermtn: "Savtd." Eft. ,...' - . 1 hv ~11 : ·& 1 8llle. IJIIIGr, • •IIJ ...._ ltat ldllill are lovlted to attend. 18:411 a m., Vocal MusJe. BJ. n1ns Service 7 p.m. s.,...~ s ~., lciLII'W:a. ._, YOIIIIIII=':- a. w.: Bell ~dl II ''· .._, . .. b16 •lady, t'lwredly, 7::!0 J!. m. " " . . . . . p. ... . . . . . • .., ....... -.blp· 11:411: l'r8jw 0. lo"''1 " I& " ' . ,,. jl. . . . . lljlaitl;. IIIW and .8iblo . . . Wed.. ...... Boltnw, .... GIGrlt a. A CHURCll' FOR ALL PEOPLE = n:,'1:' . ==~. \~~ ~ CIRCLE 1.1:10- CJR.CIA: ll; I·• .--~·v ~·ftcs .10 - ··-·-"·- • 1 · · """"' ...."' ....... ~·-1· · · AAiilltltifa ct'"-'1:411 , · · ' .,.,_ ·; .. 1 ! 1 11 ' · �\,t I ' ' I IDaDi lenHnel, Poi~~· ~· ..... ,• . ' fJJII(Di\Y . ~OOL liiFON · •on.Bea~S Sentinel .Church · News . • 8J..,. L . . . :: AlaJI Wlllt:!ll', die fainoliJ AUIInliiD. fjiJ, a fr,lel!d wbo wu llllder ~ble .~ would 1t.0t IUpport ol1 eronleJ ~ 1 wbieb lie eouJCIDOt aaree for moral i]f l !Ill ·' ' ' or 7111 - I~ a:~1,.::.ttof"0.,"'s:n~~= .~~=-~ a;euca .- \IP1IIfl:~: .-':~ ~.,~. t i ~~~!!:~·i~~~~~; ?:n~-.tcttt Z:,.':tii ..,u. """" lbclno PI' Recine- ..;, ull a. w.,..,_ • II!I!Jclir ·~ '' IU. .._, o..ca ohaomer 41:\lmme~. . . . .. ~ llallol. lluada)o &ehool ,..,. 10,30 a. m ' · . • I t M:M a. .U.: 11. ~··· SOp Tlu. ·-" tbe ~'t of tile 'IM"NN' fll l•dtf~ 111. • . •. l :30 .i. fti,; 'WO!'II!IP 10:110 a. L • ••• • • • I• ~.... f' .111., suQd111 evelllBI oel'Yi<e, e Chr•llllall .~areb' rmk A. P· Ill. : .Wad. ""l'lhil' oerv~, =brr~tw ''~~ I p. 111. P•IIIIIJ, ~1118$ 1!:. Old- 'htt!.' ~. 10,3f •· Ill. , , die. · NrOioe. \ ·1141 n ' ' b., SHIRT FINISHING Limited Quantities ...utiMiy waillld .,_, Rnlohotl . : 25c ojl!. f Same P17 Service On lltquelll And Colors. '. . ' ....~ ,. I Priced ~3 : 13 - 2! . Thu~r Je~mlah Provorbo 21,11·11 PJ&h•• Adionl w..me•day Montlar Su~diJ ' For atYa. CopJrilbiiiiMI3,K.W.Adaa $' 1llnlol. ....... ' C" ..., ap." rest of the description fta thhl perfeCtlY. They are tWo of the JDillions of American eblJ. 6ren who are growiDJ11P WITHOUT .A. CHURCH. lNI CIVIC" Nl ALL ... Boys with the Goo:glven rirht tll ~w _up ln falt'b AU. POl !HI CNUaCM • , , with the Am,ncan rirht to wonhlp God free1Y according to the dictate• o! their own eoo~lenca. But •orneone hasn't unde!'lto00 their rlllbta· Parents who make no provlalon for their chJI. dren'a rellgloua education are, Ill effect,. robbln;r these children of the 11101t preciou• heritage of every American. GrownuJ» who, by the telJ.tale exa111ple of. lndifferen~. em:ourage boya and airla to emulate the GodleosneM that the Iron Curtain seek& to foster are undennlnlnr tha aplritual aub. '•tanee of our nation. No more aerloua problem faces America today than the children who on .Sunday morniltlr in a land of churches have no place to fO, Honestly, now, are 11011 creatlq tht problem-. or helping to conquer itT " U :ID-18 ·~ Frida1 Eph..!PI Donie! 1:8-19 EpheoWia 8:7·13 a:ta.u JT/ith the lwpe it wUl, in •orr&e mflwmre,/o•wr and help liP• tain thfll wl&ich ~ 1000 in fomU:r and commrmity life, th~ ' /mture ~ aporuored by the bu•infl,. firm• and orfmtirfltitllll whole n11me• oprwar JH.Inw. I oa: a'- Cit.,.. meet'"' Cit-. r---------------:---------------,lllalei, II Gallons$199 Pomoroy't lvtllltiii.,JO"I Contor FRANCIS -FLORIST and SHUMWAY GREENHOUSES ' '. 't ' 11 . '. Ph. WY :Z.2644 I . f# tf gh O·N .DISPLAY I.IIG DOWNIE-GROSS POMEROY --------.. 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Phil Rizzuto will undergo plastie ourgery on hll right at Clara Man Ho1pilal this ~ l!'our lln1er• oD lhl lYnd badly llilll&led wheD !hoy eaullht in a 1110W-blowtn1 last month. ma•,hlll•l WRI'I'EBS PICK .IVCIEit NEW YOR K(UPJl - Ed Juekof Cinclamlli hu been voted tho <Oilege basMtbtll coach cl th• year b)' lh• Metropolitan Befo ketbtiU Wrltm' AMoefalfoo. Jucker led tho Beerreta to IS-I record dlll'lng tbo ~ular 11162-61 eampaiJD !llld the No. posilloa ill tho United Presa tematlonal ratingo. Wesco Trailer. e FACP.S IIJRGEIIY BELLEVILLE, N.J. (UPU tAPP8 RFSIGN. All PRO LAS VEGAS, Nev. !UPU Howard CIIPJIII hn announced rwiplloll .. hoed WAS $13110 NOW ONLY $ttl At Thno PrieM You llottor ttu...,l IH Th- Sup .... ' Mony-At,., METROPOLITAN MOTORS IN I'OMIIIOV Open lilvenbop Til 7:llt 2,000 DIFFERENT ITEMS ARE HERE ............ .,-,. tlllyiiiiTI-. WIIJ not tt.p lr ooon ond 100 for peopl~ Jounolh see wh7 c:omo I o r mDoo around to shop. Then'• 1 -.on lb.,. do. Pick•n• Herdwere MAlON, W. VA, YES, OPEN TO SERVE YOUII Elster SUITS Tho new Bo.ter oulto an berol SIUI 88 to 110 Ill lllllll. A~ ILllr - · reiU)~r~, oborll on,d IoiilS. 60 Buick La Sabre 4 door, now $1750 Aulomalie traao., poor• tteer1at1. wltlor OILt loel1 linl; ownar. A poeat YaW. Leo L. • SWISHER & LOHSE DrJ HEINER'S BAKERY to.... . Phone WY 247M• WY U301 OHIO VALLEY IUitG CO. • . ·, . ~. I . . . . . . .._............ ' Mlddho •rt.. •• 60 Rambler.American · . RACME PLANIJ4G MILL CI1Lillt1 ParDI.... at ...... . . . . fllld ......, ~-- G . 1 ol THE UNIJID STEll. WORKERS ' . POMROY OF AWRICA' ' I f., LOCAL ttl " lliur -=:: ,!:!!: .:*::! •:-.r e.inctlaJ ---"'""'--\ ' flOWER SM0P t:..::,: .. ••loti' I ~'- a ,.. ... Cltdlt - , ,. ,_Ill. SbiPUaa. .,._, SuiLII01Muo ac S p . I' L ~ · Ch. h. ...,,;,A,; .. = . . 'IIIII IJ. I a ~.,... '!f:lt .. IlL; llo!J 0.,.. at® t. au s ut •tan . . u-. . ...,, w~ L • 1 .. , _ , . - 'p. ~~~o: c- ' 111 , ' · · . .~ " · •-. 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"'L'S BEN FUN111t. .............. t'rlllt· 8 r Pcnneroy Sedt~n, no\Y • .•, • '595' = a... = """"":"'.,- -._ IAanoJ: CoaJ.Oil.Gel rww•l ' ,,!,_":;.: ,..,_ ••*- Clolblaa BAm & SEYFRID • ~· tNt !IaNwan • Gl'CN:IL.'Iol palat. ..... NdJo, Goocb-Noll....sJaou.Jien't ' \ STORE~ :....U.,. (CI- Fonn lterotl We rm All Docl.or'1 Preoerlptlou WY 24955 Poootoroy 58 Ford Fairlane 500 2 dr. H.Wldtoortlla. T., now - - *895 TwcHoao ...., 10 .. iftl. Near Po~ llridte ...... WY N!111 Yout~hton, RUTLAND DEPT. lllCALL DltUGS . . ":nW: HoUSE ' .• LOGAN MONUMENT CO. OF MEIGS COUm Mlddl-rt WYN214 ! ..,. •• Trucu Atlond 11M Church af Your Choice ·, Sport Colts ... ICotabllshed in ltJOt WMI ColumbiL W. Va. Ph. Mo- SPUSH GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. • $45to$70 Bpria8, SIIH • LIMNG COAL COMPANY & c. .... 1 0. . . >' :"a !tt~f-.'!:: = ~ ~ ~·"= ...SiaL~ . ~ ::"!":" .:: ~ca. ·~· tt:• rr.,.. ,#1\=i!Li-· ·' .,- . . __._ ... i II -. : I~~!~~::;:~~~,.~~~~·:•;~~~~·~OII~te~:,;;:~~~~~~;:J~...-,.,....;...~.;JI~· '!']I lllil '' t., 1 . · ' ' - . • . • · .., tbiP o. 111.; mMIIliJ ~'l'r..d ....... Clln:d 11 0o1. . • · m. ••...,......,. · • ....,, .....,, ..._, ·-~·~ . fo.a .. • itt Q · ' 1!· 1L .... ~- .. -.. l:fn...ld . . . . 1 ....,. • ?· Ml4111-' Phone WY :Z.25t0 "We .\1111 To Pleue" Mlddl-rt r 29.50 to 35.~ Mew oba4iofllr 240 Lincoln II. PiiiNret' Dodce-D~ro M , _PLUMBING & 14EATING R. H. RAWLINGS 4 SONS CO. 60 Olds Super 88 4door,liow - "· • *1795 Aulowolic tran, ,.,_ ......, , . _ IJie.-las. a.- ~ ft54111 WILLIS ANTHONY Support abe Church cl Your Cholet 56 Olds4 door Spring end Balldere and Balldboc Suppli!Ja GrHtlhOUto WY UfU WMt Mlfn St. ·See These I -· LUMBER CO. Chitter, Ohle HOYT'S SOHlO SERVICE • !I ~A'Rml4 woth ....tDo<lotl ialltt best ..tdo of 'ltl.f_ I~UM Member FTD WIDE SALE II Middlopart, Ohio CROW'$ STEAl HOUSE snFFLER RED ANCHOR I \ II. i LM.i , . .... ...,.. an4 110 up, the IIX)Lreaalon to go, TtLeae hoyt are hardly l l&jo:r- u.! a.s;r; . ,, a lftblpl'' = .. ' I .., SOMOI 11 ..., Ololrdll o.01. 1ab!Uty to e6jl!Jl oue:J We~~-~ of liOaOr, riiM. · ..,... 11 1 ell ., ~ jiUitlce, an6 trllth,. · : Be JIHet: , ' , Fred I. Gl!f4nor, millis.,, ,,. Tile ~ricap ·~~hle of II a wlae 0111 111., &~ . ~I, W~ 11'Jiich ba prov;;{ii;ifapiu 1114 -apu.. '!lilt it t;q Gerlach, IIUPI.: 10;,30 a. m.. poses us to some gJ'ave liazarda. It bal~MM· _,. dll 1 ..,. '"' r• ..., ..._ MDrnlnl ~P· 'lbt Ceni!!S' that tbe !IIIIJ!>rity 11 wront, and tile mlncirity "' r!pt . • C11ona tt Cllllll. ..,. 11- • loocl. l!:ugellf "' :: ,:;. _ 11.., Aft. PAV o1 tile Gospel I p. 111.. Youth 11u .bap)!tnea mapy ~mea that innocent men have RJ4 ~.m•- ::,. 10 llaliJ e •blllt ...,. 1 p. .,., Pr~ams. 7 p. m: Eve~ aer;, heayy pepJtles tDr crimes they . never_ ~ lar :"~~~.~ :;~!:.~":,'~ p.ui. wnu, .,.lot 1•11 p.. ..., - vk:e. M)' Grace. " &lfflcient. no ~ relio11 than t.bal12 nUitllteo people bpiapt. lloberl a.~, Bible ~~ su •• tn lllulllaJ. " - .,.... Wed. 7 P· Ill. Pnytr "'"""' in a verdlc:t fll pllty. "·· ' · M 4IJI 111g l'llur.., 7:10 p: a and Bible llludy: 8 P· Ill· ~ir The Temple l)'ltem In Jerusaletn &eellll to ha..,. ._. 1•30 ordp. m. 'I'Wnlnll ~ather eonun9nly .aceepte4. Th.at . ~_ han! WN IPft ~~ Rerrl!ll ~¥or· Cltort• tt Gotl. MI.. 111.- - CIPraettee: Bradf • . ' ' ftey In M. Ti'- ~ Sal> ~ at · probably Ill)' Ollt woul6 have a6i!Jiu,d. That tile ~~~~. :'&'Week do7 ocbool t:-!5 a. nl.t WtnbiJ ~If an., r .,, - p~ and llil henchlllen were malt:iui a tidy pn1fit out le sllidy NO p Ill' Wed u a .,., aad 7:• P. m., ey Jlu~en, ..,.,,..., Slm4ay of 1t for thel!lllllvea waa no secret. ' VB - . 111 tll"!l r..daJ 7:10 &!baol t:IO .. m. : Cbardl II•• "But there's nothing apyone ean 6o about it," w.u IIUIIWI iwp, pllla'. amtiiJ P 111. Yo..,. Piople, Fridav 7:,. a .m.: am.tu l!:ndea..... 1:111 pro~ably the- way til~ average man respoade6 to the ~ 1:10 a. 111.: Wonlllp ..,.;. ~·· p. m. : I!:YeDiaJ wot.. 1,10 p. m. uaUon. But not Jesua. lol)l 8uadQ ...ada~ 11 7:a Bratlloni ~ ff Cltrllr. . , . _ FlrR Ulllod ......, ~ Mu CP Tey · . erat1 tt 111o N••1• . 8yn. mlnllf« CIW'Ioo , _. lloaallt IAirilll Church. Rov. Howllll ~ In a very gJ"eat motion pi~ of ·w.oat a gen on - · ae.. llaivl<l llo'-. ~ llulsell ' lilpL· Bl.b,. · lo:bool pelt. pasmr' t •· m. Woroblp .... ago, Buon Rotllsdllll'!'fil bell!i,illlpol'lune6 by a IIJ'O:f! or Sundl7 ~bool 1;30 o. 111.: •·liD 8 ;.. • !4•~ ..or.t.lp 10. .,. ' too. m. sued.. 'lcbool. of hli closest friei'Ldi"'Elfgland was 1!1 a det!perate con llomlll& - . . IO:IJ o. 111.: ~ m .' christian l!lLtcletvor 17ouit. 'l\e Fedonted Ooweh, Pow- tio11, and the old Baron was deternunel). to throw Ill hil MYPS 1:30 p. w.· I•PIII'Ii'lli" 1 P ·;.,. !YenlDa -"'p 7..,. t!rO)o United Church of Chris! massive fortune, in an effitt to . . th•:tljle ancl reacu~ ..,.!eel 11 7:30 ,_· 111.: W""- w~ ......,. lllblo ~ (EILR) • Presbyterlp, Rev. the Empire. "But one man C&ll't.aav~ ·11!glan6_." o~ da) 7,30 prayer "'-rer 111 HO · Waldo J. Bartelt, pastor, Mr. his friends exclaimed, hoping to. dtsslilde . him. One bour 'l)leidQ 7:'10 p. m.: MlJ. ,.,:.. ~.lit lletlpel . , ._ John Wm. Blaettner, D!r. of man can try," allid Rothscblld, qwetly, as if the matter liollarJ IIOII"riee il tbo llrd Tueodl1 an 51.,.,...10• RGad. 1!: 1. Grtl- Chr. 1!!6uc.: SundiY Sdlool at were aettled. . of the IDOIIIb II ' •• p. m. lltb. puiOr: R•l!h !'Word. s. 9.'15 a. m., Wonhlp 10:,30 a. m. · , The Uniform Sunday .School Jesson for March 17: CILuniL II N P o~o 8. Supt.: stmday p i 11 ao. Wanted : Faith m Llfes Wortb- "JESUS DEMONSTRATES HIS AUTHORITY," Mart Rev. ·Clyde llolldtraoLI. putor: !!'•• stio ,.,,,.,.. 7,110 • m.: whiteness." Youlll Fellowlhip, 11:1 through 12:12. SUDday Bc:bool 1:30: Motllllll Will' Praflr rneetiD& 7. ., p 111. Tuet> 5:30 p. m. PiP 10:81: 11\'PS &:411: &....mtlb day • · s a ma er o ac , esus v1goro s· ea g III'Vi<et 7:30 1 Pra,yer DIOitmv al • . Firn B..U.t Church, Pollio Temple did not put au enp to the ;aftlng. Tile proba· 7:10 TburedtJ. a .... o1 ,...,.•• o. eroy, Ralph C. Zundel, pastor. btuties are that the money cblltim were baek within FairY- a.arclL. Rev. Law· l'lle Country Olureh tn 1'oWOL SID 8:30 - 11:11 a. m. Combllled an hour, and the dovesellers had a new ltock for sale nnet Gl.uatnCILLip. Youns Peo- ""' oeliool 9,30 a. m. Berl Bow oervlee of worship and ~.ludy. the next ·tnorniPg. plel meilinl 11111 prayar meet- Supt. Morntna Wonblp II a. w. Spet:lal music. Sennon, Bom Meanwhile Jesus !)atf taken a road that led to a erossl inl etlllbined each SuLadiY ... JCvusellltic ........ 7,10 p. m. from Above." Nursery and But the st~ry clld'inot end in the Temple courtyard. enln~ at .':30 p. 111, Sunday llermoll b)' p.- Roy Lifo. Junior Church lor chlklten. I Nor did it end on Cal'{ary. Nor has it ,nded yeti 'there School, 9:30 1 . m., herbert t'llw.la7 7:10 P. 111. pr.,.r lllfll!lo p. m. Fellowship Supper -~v. Ia an amazing iJDmortality bt truth, justice, and mercy! llou!h, supt., Preaching Wed .. lnf, lllld Bible otudy. ~~:v..,...., Paul Nye, roranet: pastor, 111':'1 ·. ·. Thoae We Offelltl . , p. m. woleome lli<hnoad Lifo " 7:30 p. m. Evenmg Evangells· Blell88d is the man who is w!LLe enough ·to kllow who 7 30 me llf4TIIII " .._ Lout~ Tappen PlafDt EVB Ckarcla tic service. ., Monday lhrough to offend! . . ~ . · allf, Rev. & ll:u&fiM Glell. PN- Rev. Roy Gearhart, pastor. t- :-ved~~y , Home Evangel- In a certain Texas city a gl'lat eommo~Jon had been mr. Stmday iiCbooj t:30: Pbll :30 a. m. Sunday Worship: Sun- 19m. 'nlurs. and Fri., 7:30 p. raised over a matter that Involved .soll!e serious moral Wilt. Supl; lfomln8 wunhip day School at 10:20 a. m. Ho- m. Publlc Services conduetad considerations. A group of.~~~ buam~a. men of the 10,30 a 111. ; Youth,.,...,. 7 p.111. bart Vineyard, supt. by Rev. Nye. town was backing a propos1tl01i thllt pro111ised generoul &vanpllatte oero1c1 7:30 p. m.: Solidi llelhel EUB Chureh, Mldtlloplll rtlOI VIIIW , _ profits, and questionable mor~ls : One of the pastors waa llld • w.k JlftJW- _.ico Wed- Rev. Roy Gearhart, pastor. b; loriiD Church, Reo. Boward in consultation with one of hLS unportant }!-ymen• ...:0,. 7:10 p. 111. Sunday School 1:30 a. m., Nor· Ruppelt. pulllr. SuadaJ School "If you come out against this proposal, the layman 11Joo11 Ra 1'1111 llr0 -~ a. man Bahr supt. Sunday wor· 9,30 a. m. Richard Va......., oupt. said in aU honesty "you are goang to oUend some ol 1:. limiiiL Sr., )llllor: 11w> lhip, 8 p. '111 . . ' 10:30 a. m., Worship: 5:45 Yr: the biggest 111en in this city. You'd better be very ear& day School t :IO a. m., WorleJ . . Wed. 6:30 JUIIior Choir: 7 p m. ful." . Supl: 11on11111 -.!tip ll'lnlllaplist Clntreb, Bacl!'f Senior Choir. "Yes, 1 know you are correct," the preacher answered. 1!1>30 a. 111. Youth ....,... t;4i Rev. ~rthur R. McCa\aley, pa• ML 0 .._ Vreo wm Boptlta "But if 1 do not come out against it 1 am very sure I .w!U p. m.: Evaaplltllc mao•a,., 7,1111 tor. Chester Simpson, Supt. ClloorQ. Clll _ Mar· offend my Lord, and if I have to choose between a llttla p. a: i'r01or _.., 'fllurl. t :IO a. m. Sunday School, 10 :46 tin D lbr:;:'P o. Revbclay IIJ'Oup of big men, and the one whom God himself apday 7:30 p. 111. a. m. Momlna wanhlp, "Fish- lll>booi . 41 ~ M..un proved, then I guess I'll have to take my stand against era of Men." 6 :30 p. 111. BYF, . •· &Ill. ""'~ I these fellows." f lmll"' 4 ••1111' Ill 8 p. m. Evening oervlce, "II lllld YOUIIg Poople'o Mootlq Wed- It would have been easy, I suppose , for a lot of us to Dolou1 I' .:adair putor, SUIItltJ ReUgion Nece.,ary?" Wed., at 111111111 at 7' 30 p.m. Preaehtnl hav visited the Temple ..,~, seen the shameless traf• l!lllldiJ &dlool 10 7o.10w., WYI' 7 7:30 p. m. Prayer meetiLLg. -30 •11m101 ....,IDI 11 7•· fick!ng and gone on our way saying, "SoJDebody ought I P. 111.: !l'onlllp ' p. m. Sal> LoUr..ge EUB Cbureb, Rev. p.m. to do something." But knowing something ought to. be ~~ ~~ 411 Boy Gearhart, pastor. Sunday ~~~~ ~~= done, and then doing nothing, was with Jesua an un1111 u mhi-lllef• BL'· kboal School 10 a. Ill. Ruloell Are~>Sund•v Sch001 t ·IS poulbiUty. I 'bed - ..• - - - •1p' 10•-10• Cltrlllo er, oupt. Sunday wors h'• or. u.....-.. • ·, a. m m. I cei ed letter from someone who 6escr1 _.__.,.. .,. 11 a. Kal once re v a . . to .. 10 -;..-- 1 · • m. Wed. 7?30 p. 111. Prayer ,_..,., ··•··· ·15 1· · to me a very evil situation which eXISted Jn our wn. 1 ._ - • .,,. P· a; lmliiLI meeting. ":orshlp aemco. P· m. BYP, "When are you preachers gollig to bave courage enough ' 7 7•30 P: ILL, ~onlni -.hlp to do aomething! Get in there and f1ght, &Pd I, for one, Wonblp, P. m. llpat p Mtlltallll T sr n lloD II ; - • D 11. a. Card. Jllllor: SuadaJ eervice. W~ 30 P· m. PriY· will stand by you." And It was all anollyntOIUI Jetter!.The 1'\'tbllo 1 1 ·.be a.nda3> 1 ScbooL t:30 a. an., Wanbip "'"' er IDeeJinl, I.IIO p. m. Choir help of those who are afraid to llipL Jb.~ir: names 11 of P. a; Wllebloooe~ illudJ 4 P. 111.; fee, 7:!11 p. 111. MYF: 6:10 p. m.: practlce. very little help. Certainly It cannot 'bil trusted in an Blhlt tludy TueldaJ I p. m..; S. wscs, 'fl!udaJ, I::IO p. 111.; l'ra)' Ualted Methodll& Char c h, emergency. 1rieo -ttna '11luntlaJ7 P. IlL; or 111d Bible Study. Wed., 7:111 p. Pomeroy. ~v. Melvin Alkire, All too many of us want other people to be courageoiUI illli1IIIIJ IICbool '11aaroclaJ 1 p. a a pastor. (.'hureh Sdlool 9:15 a. In our behalf! Dwollo Pllllo• B elluu Alfred Melbodllt Qareb, Rev. m. Leo et;e"'• oupt., Leo Vau(Copyright 1963 by the Division of ChriStian F)duca· Cbun:b (p, 0. ~e. Oblol Robert R. Car, ·pastor: Sunday lhan:, lw ~ Sermon•. 10,:,30 a. tion, NatloPII council of the ChurcheJ. of .Christ m the SuDda7 School, 11•., a.m. Aa<lrew Sdlool at 9:30 a. m., Uoyd m., A ChrJSt·Lik' Life? 2:30 United States of America.) ..,...... Supt. Monllq Wanldp Dillinger, Supt. ; Worship oer- p. m. Paotor'1 Training Clan. 11::110 LLIII.I P1llr:D lrGILIIa U.. vices at 10:45 a. m., CbliS. D. I p. m. Methodist YF: Tues., • 0 b J H. A. Johnoan, J . H. ~loaner> 0 1141 P-DLI ~:~~,...ur"' ITrrtct, Woode, Lay·leader. SUnday at I a. m. Mtn'l Breakfast at the Plan Boys n viJ!e, ·or. Olivl'I Eshenaur, Ha,.. 7:10 p.m.: 10~ wo IlL ~ and 7:30 p. m. MYF: Wed., 7:45 church. Wed. 7 p. m. Mid-Week Point Pleasant . .. leJ ~y.II\Ush Krodel, Re"' Pr~ WedPeldq 7:111 P. IlL p. m. Prayer Servi<e. Lenten Meditation. 7::!0 p. m. PT. PLEASANT - Ptl!iimln· ~rend"' di't!Res Pitzer, Waller m ,.. ~ • : . : : 1111 .. - · • • - • cart Otoir rehtaraal. 'nlurs. 7 a. m. ary plans have been made for Windsor and Rubert Siler. Also Rev. ..,_ J. 11errtng. p.-: Moriltng ooonlllp YO!llll Fellowablp Breakfast at the estabU~nt of a Boys' presen! were 'll!Bdles and aneJDo lllwtlq ILCILIII lt:IO a. 111;1 lliOriiO 10,30 o. •: Cburdl lll>bool t:30 llle church. Club In Point PleLISant to or· bers of Mariefla Manufacblrin& 18 ll& wunhlp MYiot ~~ ·" : tie, IIQII.: t:IO L IlL Wonblp a- ._ - ..... 111p1111 ganlze In order to handle man- Company Boxi!il· Team: Jesse ~Y,;;.~•·7 .: P. w.: 6 P· m. Mmd11. WliCS lint " - Clllll't!b. Arlhlll' R. McCool.,. ies derived from llle Centennial Anderson, manager and coach; an Wad. '7 clay aad -..1 11Landay of ..tL ...-. 11obor1 IAwll. ~: 1:10 Boxing Show and to me« llle Jolm Sauer, tr.-tner ; Charieo "::.. 8 Ill _ - IICbool llllllllb; ';""' IIIJbt IMIIIIDIIIJ L IlL lltl'al!q toOnbJp lllld Sao>. boxers who will participate. Toles., llllllljJei'; Eddie May... .,. a. ...; 111111111p. .U .. a ::'!' !.~~.•!:; &ebool; 'P. IlL Eveatna ,_ MOJDbers of the Board or, Dl· 111enilier, and Tom Limer, memo WedawdlJ 7 ?:II p. w. ,..,. WI q W PariWad, Rev. l&wtuoe life. reetors named March II are ber. . . p.~· ~ ........ •-•- Bdn li1Littil laodaaoa Ia Dlnlll, pastor, Harold Roush, ~.2_307p._m._;,YounWsedPoopPrle liDA1miL ...qa Clarlol, Rev. J:lden R. Blalrj[, SU)II., Snqdi,y School 8:• a. m. ........,., ,_ r• m. .; oyer JI'S r, . 9:.. L aa1LIItll l:lf. M m't WI!I'IILip pqtor; SundE~¥ IChool 10 a. m. 1fYF 1 •· 111.; Wonblp N 9 • meetlar 7:30 P.m. Sallmlay. 111., MQ. lanot Snyder, ILIIJII. • • · '' WlamJe Pol•ift• 10pl. Cbrlsto m. BIL'- ....... -ed 7.- p Clletlet' Metllodlst C1aarc1t, Worship 10:30 a.m. Preaclri•a a I' ' rlnl .. ...ill ; llntlll Jan bluvor f:iJ p. ,;.,, MJ'I. 1- ;... -. R. R. Card, pastor: Worship 7:30 p. m., Prayer liOfVIce, 11!11111 1::110 L !II- PI I S. L1da a.v.u., jiNI!dent, eJu. I I - ' lwlth, puw: IIGntlaLc NL'Vice at t a. 111., Sunday Wednesday 7:311 p. m. .., ltiO p. IL &el lor all Son& ler\tleel I p. Worsbip, t·IO ' L 111.• SundaJ School 10 a. m.; WSCS Ill'S! Flnt Baptist ~ureh IIIIo> 8 rl ollll PI l)lelltl - m., Preacbllla 8:1), Mid-Week Sehaol ID:S a. 111.; Ywlh re1. 'nluradiY of IIIOillh; Board Rev. Arthur R. McCa~, psi. M1L1J aolaoai • a. a ftl' f J.tiYW meeliriC Wed. 7:30 p. iowobtp. .,., p. .,_, l'r01et meelinf, third Wednesday of tor, Chester SIIDpeon, Supt. a~ n... Class leadet, Mn. Mule IIIHiiDt 7:10 p. .._ \1ltf hy: month; MYF last two .Sundays Suaday T Sllllday School 8:311 ~ f:4i p. ILL Holsinger. Youth el!ot_r praelice; e:lill p; m. It anonth. a.LP.' ~ ~orship,I0: 45 a. 'fte 'AV n'T p 1 mill Belillohom Bapllot ChwciL, w~. Cldldrn • Choir, t a. IlL Boraw li1Littll Bt lllet m., 'Sermon: Saved. Bl'P lid AYI. ~., Great l!eDd, Rev. Arthur R. m. SalaLnla1: LedliLI Ald. '11aurt- lr. Onisl, Ita Garrabrtlll!., pas- IIIII Junior Fellowship 8:30 p. .....__, 10 . tor: Suntlll' School 1:30 a. DL, m.: Eveolnc Service 8 p.m.; 111...... .,.... McCauley, pastor, Robert Lew- ..,. ........ 1.111.1 ...,.... II, LIIIPI-. t:30 a. 111. llcLrDlnl BulL -~ C' u ell ..,...chlllfl 10:30 a. 111., !Iter- Sermon: "Miracles." wec~ae.. wonhlp and Sunday Sdlool, aer- There will bt a Lenlen Study Dlle CILriltlao! ICndayor ~ day .., Pfayer MeeJin1 1'::!0 p. 7 _. ._ • ' . 111011, "Filhln at Man." 7,p.lll. Clut 1lhk:IL will- OVt!I'J' ,._-~line SnDllay lllilbl 7::!0, m.; lW IIICid IIJimty'li. end -sntp EvalD( StrVke, "II ReJIIIon &IIMIIJ' duriLic Lent fillm 8 Ito llld !i'eek t>1'IIY8L' -linl W~.• 7 ,Ia• ~1" .• .l'·IIL at Healb Metbodlat 7:liC p. 111. Cottqe pnayer meet. 1leiiLiellem llapCIIt Clllftl>, B 1 'LIY .... lliD a. lin BetUtq BV1I Qri (._, ~ Ibis Sunday ing last Frldq aJcltl a! aach GNat IJeed, Rev. Artbur ft. IP ..... .. • 111 I!U), Gllaa llale, pulor; Wcr10. '1111 toplo UDder study IILOLIIb. McCauley, JI8Sim' Rober! Lew: : 1.:.-.,.p.-.;.7., lbip 8·30; SundaJ School 10:30 will bt.,"JI'OQ!Idltk,La of CllrJ&. as- at1 Chad o1 01r1n, is, &pl. I 1 j - ~ .w 1., t:ti-,. ., a. m., Blythe ,..,, 8upt. tiaulllr· DL\n'cll !lchool leacll- Miller SlroleL .lluDday .Billie 8tu' WGnbip !llld Suncl., School 8:· c I n e I h • ·- - . , _ - Qnrola, Glw Ill, sanlor bJcb 51u4ents lllll 117 II a. 1111 .Mornlai !i'orlhlp ao a.m. Sermtn: "Savtd." Eft. ,...' - . 1 hv ~11 : ·& 1 8llle. IJIIIGr, • •IIJ ...._ ltat ldllill are lovlted to attend. 18:411 a m., Vocal MusJe. BJ. n1ns Service 7 p.m. s.,...~ s ~., lciLII'W:a. ._, YOIIIIIII=':- a. w.: Bell ~dl II ''· .._, . .. b16 •lady, t'lwredly, 7::!0 J!. m. " " . . . . . p. ... . . . . . • .., ....... -.blp· 11:411: l'r8jw 0. lo"''1 " I& " ' . ,,. jl. . . . . lljlaitl;. IIIW and .8iblo . . . Wed.. ...... Boltnw, .... GIGrlt a. A CHURCll' FOR ALL PEOPLE = n:,'1:' . ==~. \~~ ~ CIRCLE 1.1:10- CJR.CIA: ll; I·• .--~·v ~·ftcs .10 - ··-·-"·- • 1 · · """"' ...."' ....... ~·-1· · · AAiilltltifa ct'"-'1:411 , · · ' .,.,_ ·; .. 1 ! 1 11 ' · �• ...,. ..........'" ..... . ' • ' ' ' ' I • WMPO . . ladic . IIIONilAY 1'BitV J'IIII)Af i:1111 Ne111 1:05 Counlr1 MuJie Time 7:!1S Bndluii'II'IJ 7:3!1 Nella 7;1& Brntful 1'lrty . 1:20 Counlr1 Jllllllortt! 1:011 110111 1:111 Nelli 1:00 BreUiut Pll'b' 1:11 PHm World Nelli 1:18 Nelli X tfWtw 1:46 Mtlp Coullty. J,lf'l) 8:36 Breaklul Pltly H.W~ 7:1111 New1 1:119 NoWI 1:05 llro.atfait l'ml' : 1:05 Qruk!alll Pltly DAILY CRYi"'oquorE- Jfete'a 1low to work lh ·7:111 Nelli i, j:ll Jcillll lluleiE Silent 7:35 l'k!lrt111 llardwan. 8liow . •=19...Ne"" . 7:60 1:50 Newl Report 1:35 Breatflllll'al'ly lln>ply-llor - · Ill .tlllO IIIDplo A 10 uoof 1 fDt U. tbnt L'a, X tw iM two O'a,. ete. Sllllle !etten. apae. 1:011 Radlo llyrimal ~; 00 News 1·15 Breakfast Pal'ly lo.t$ Polka Pll'ly Uopblol, 1111 .......... - " ' 1 1 1 1 - ; Van Parllct Sport Sbo1t 10:35 Mualc In ~· All day 1111 lotion .... - ....." 1 111 , Breakfalll Pll'ly _ 10;~ Tile Good Life . A~Qaotallla 1 35 l·4& !8ker Fum Shuw-Ftl. tq.55 UDder Olllo Sltiel XG QD BJ'R!) :1fa1 ,rvJi J'V . XCI ' ' . »·GO New~ QD .IIJ'VItJ'X.i..-II'BBJ':MII: With J~ . . il~ii TOp Show t·111 N0111 , . 11.111 N0111 , . WD.I..& Coffel With Janel 11:3S. DuliOft Top Ten 811"" Ye.....,a 01)' ..........1 'TBII:RI!'8 ONLY ONJ!: PRE'rl't eoY-·•THE 1:46 Betty Newtoil 81tow 12:1111 Newo- Nooo Reporl CHilD lN THill WOJILD, ANI) IMI:RY lwTHER HAS 1'1'. PARK I0:1I1I Ne111 · 12:1i Ml\lla. Inlerllldt --AifOtiYKoUa :DEPARTMENT 10·05 Milllsrerlal Aaoclalloll 12:10 Rn. Merlla Teelil SURE. IS · .. _. ,: o:oY:;~:::~I 10:20 Morning lnterbJde , . 1!·GO ; 1111 ~·m .. . . . _ ----~~~~-~--------10:30 New• '• : ··-·• 10:3$ Mornlni Interlude S:l1l NeWI • 11·1111 ~··• s_ :Sii Plalll!r Pll'ly 1.:01 Swep Shop t:DO Ne!"' . · l'llllilda1 ~ l'rlci>J 12:111 Loell Ne,. 05 Plalll!r PI11J 11·30 7:16 Slln On. ~•leal Cloet 11:11 0111o News 11:40 Couotty Hoedown t.30 New> 7:46 '1'111 I.Uellno 12:15 Markel. · (Family Wllfllllp Thun.) f;!ll Plalll!r Pel1y UO Olllo Valley News !2:20 LifegUard Bulletin Board ll·M Opper Rnmll Meditations 5:1111 New• 8:05 Sporto Today 12:25 News 0 Gt'Bmo DICK f••cy · 11:&8 ,Jow Jooes Stoet Ate. I :OII Platter Pll'ly 1:10 World N..., ""' 5:111 Sign 011 . I~ .Ill, Nooo News 8:15 Mullcai Cloek !~ : 111 Alrlcullure Alelll -~ : 15 Muale Jual i"or You ·1:1!0 FebrUal') SIJIII Of! ,,_,. 1:55 Community Ne"" llt41 Counlr1 Go Rowx. 12 15 Goe,.len Gues1 star Ii'rl. . ·- . _ . , .1:00 LatmunriJJt 1:55 Newr lleot 7=30 Newo 12:30 MuldC Just ?or \'ou t:30 •I'Ullllc sem.e 2:1111 llowllr)' Go llounc 1·1111 Ne"" 1:35 Army Hour 1:46 Showen of Ble.alni: 2:55 News Beat I.Oo 1/.uolc Just For You ~~~5~;,!; Ill cOO Mason CountY floows 3:1111 Midway Maline< Ur Newo . I:IO Newa 1~:05 1'llk 01 tile t'oWD 1:116 Neft '!<!at 1·35 Music Just For You •·•• -----•-I •-bl IC:SS World NeWB 1:011 Dbeing with Dou 2 011 News ·- r~•~·~ ~"' Y 11:00 Talk of the Town 4:311 illt.erdw!ge 9' 00 WIDgs 01 Healing 1:05 MusiC Ju•t For Yw texcepl Fri. Churdl BeU. Ring 5:011 Community N01B 1:30 Newa l:so Cburdl World NeWI 11:45 World llleWI 5:~ World lo National Nelli 45 -v 2-35 Mualc Just For You .•• :.'·of~.._ 11'116 Muon Co.mly Newa 5:16 SpoiiJ«b• an Spora 1•· 1111 S·OII Ne"' . 0""' ' ••,._, 12:00 Commllllll)' News 5:30 Sign Of! ' 3 05 Pllltter Party IG:30 Newo 1..:;......;.,==~:-__;.------"------3 30 Newa 10:35 Penpedlveo ~ 36 Plalll!r Party 10.50 Social l!eouriiJ c-oo News II :1111 Countey llylila '1'1111 11 f 1111 . Platter · Party ' 30 Newo t ·t& Bllellnar AIIID , how - I1:30 Countey Hymn 'ftme . T ... 12:00 N01111 "-'t . Tuea, & Thun. 12 •11 Th8 Siordl 4: Ill Local Ne... · f 10 Muolcal Mysttr1elt 12:311 llev. Merilll Tollhl 1:00 llotlt of llodlloa 5·00 Newa 1:11 Llltllerar Hour f Oil Plau,r Pll'ly 2:30 Nm . i·iiJl s;an ott Z:1111 Baptlil ~·· Hour • GO Febl'Uil'Y Sign 011 2:35 Baclt to lilt Croa SATUIIDAY ICIIEDIJL& 3:00 IIA!v. Roscoe Thome ''" Nen · 3:111 'rbe Quiet Hour 1:15 Countey. MuldC Tlmo 4:011 Ne"' '1:111 NO'III 4!0$ 'Sulnfay ShowCliH 1·111 Farm World Newa t:111 Ne... HO RFD 4:35 8t&D Oft uo ·N 1:1111 J'ebru.rJ 11p 011 - - 0no- : := t., 1 ,;35 . ::::t::::: • 01111.----- WJEH RADIO !'I••• .. ' .. ; 1,: 1962 Dodge4 Dr. Station Wagon $2295 VB. Power ,teerlng, power brakes, auto. trlua, Radio an• beater, nooiiJ)in differential. Wblle finiah. ! 1962 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan- VI · · $2295 Badlo and boater, ·auto. trans., - EARLY BIRD Specials! 3 13 S9 Fury Sport ~ - - - 51195 Plymouth 2 dr. Hard Top. Bucket seats. Powerful engine, top performance, lops In condition S9 Bukk V8 LeSabre- 51495 4 dr. Hard Top. Like new Ill wblte flnlalt. DynaAow drive 60 Chevrolet V8riDish- • 51495 60 Buick V8 LeSabre- 51795 11lie new Sta. Wagon. Original black Choice of two fine cars-a 2 dr. &: 4 dr. Sedans: Both have Power Steering and auto. shift. ·Nice 61 Pontiac V8 f3) u- tote IIALID IIDI One Dump Trul!lr. .a1.000 G.V.W. or llra:er Enalne: .0 na ill.eb or larJG' 1.15 II JO Ten Ply TIIIN. llu4 and. mow tnad on rear. Frame Re·tntoreed CJ'aef.on) Flq Speed, DIJ'ect Ill nfth. Traa..mlalon. Two-Speed Rear Aale lt.OOO PQ1lD4I ot JUJU. Ret'fJI Dub' front Sprtnp Hn'l)' DutJ' nar IIPI'iAP wi.UI AaaIBarlea Spare Wheel Speake Wlleek Heater and Defroft.e'r Heavy Dub BnliH wttJt. VII!U.Dm ....... Front uul RIIJ' Tunt. llilnale Wl1b lhull'd IW'1tab. 1'1011' \Wo boo1LI W11t Co11t 111non Cab Lilblt ColoJ": OJ'Iftll Tructl: to be Prc~J*' w!I.Htba• T x to ft. dum• IM4 watb lld.lt aDd 10"' beMI aa4 taU Xu4 filPI to be lllltalled dll Catalina. One local owner. Hfdc,Jieautlful car in· side and out ' overllluled. Clean IDalde IIUL WY Will. 4 dr. Hlml Top, Extra nice. Dynaflow·drlve '57 'Buick - 2 Door Honltop. '57 Ford _ VI-2Door. '57 Ole!• _ 3 It lie 4Door. ,: ·va- 2 lloOr. 210. ..!;;. $795 $795 '57 Pontile • $695 . va- 2 noor Hu<ttop. o·!:t :::: ::ru.u~J: vw... """' a..,. """ . ' , . . ,, ; .. I. , 8 eyl. Std. trano. Radio and heater, low mileage. Whitt ftniab. ' ' $295 \ ; . . IIUSSV •; !: 1960 Dodge Phoenix 4 Dr. Sedan $1695 Radio and heater, auto. traris. va engine. 1960 Fonl Falcon 4 Door · ·· .... · $1295 Station Waion. Sid. lrana. Radio and heater. ' 1960 Dodge Matador 4 Dr. Sed. $1745 Auto: !rant. Radio and beater, power oteerinfi. OWned br loeal mlnlater. 1959D.-Ige2.Dr.HIRTopV8 ·· $1395 . Radio and heater, power lteerlng and brakea, auto. trans., · white sidewall lim, green and wblle flnlab. One earelul · local owner. Thio car Ia sharp. v· , _ ........ 'Til' *** ,, ~ 'rill$ 1 ~QIIT 8V MV PILLOW I I!VI!I>V C><xlR ANO ~ LOCKSD '11QHT! COAES·1!'1 ••• 1959 Plymouth 4 Door ........ $1295 Station Wagon . . VB. Radio and beater, power lleerlnl an4 brakea. Auto. trana. One owner. . · :<tJ _ By RAEBURN VANBUREN :J _ ..-:-:::-=:-;---....,-, 1959 Stuclebakw Lark ....... · $1095 ' Door Sedan. va Std. tra111. Overdrive, ...u. end heater. ,· 1954 ctnsf• 4 Dr. Sedan ·····: $395 . 6 eyt Auto. traoo, Radio and heater. ( Bod)' and Interior ' . . ' ..; 'T R U C, K S \ ' '. lood. Ruoa omooth.. . 'I • ' 2 Door Honltop. Nlee. . : 1961 Doclge4 Dr. Sedan .... ·.. · $1795 ~57 Chev. ~ · $695 $695 '57 !Sui~ .'56 Old$ ,_:..P,95 tn:ck to aew &1114. aDd wiUlout HI! ... $666 . YES··· BUT THAi'S RIDICUl-OUS :":ort lleerlnl. Low mOo· .a&e, loeal 9Wner. '· 2 Dr- !Wdlop. Sharp. . 814 wH.b. ance Aceaey. Middleport. Fire, automobile, bonds. Ph ... o1 WY MID. I 27 BaiL ' S8 BuiCk Century • • -.s995 p&IDt.d. ..m. eolor u ,Vuck. Tnnafar flublf Ulbt froa Plymouth. Motor -- • -·51995 oil- .. •, . ' . :(._ •· . ..;;; .. ) ~ 'Ji ·# •• BRA""Eit':.\t I 'W!l �• ...,. ..........'" ..... . ' • ' ' ' ' I • WMPO . . ladic . IIIONilAY 1'BitV J'IIII)Af i:1111 Ne111 1:05 Counlr1 MuJie Time 7:!1S Bndluii'II'IJ 7:3!1 Nella 7;1& Brntful 1'lrty . 1:20 Counlr1 Jllllllortt! 1:011 110111 1:111 Nelli 1:00 BreUiut Pll'b' 1:11 PHm World Nelli 1:18 Nelli X tfWtw 1:46 Mtlp Coullty. J,lf'l) 8:36 Breaklul Pltly H.W~ 7:1111 New1 1:119 NoWI 1:05 llro.atfait l'ml' : 1:05 Qruk!alll Pltly DAILY CRYi"'oquorE- Jfete'a 1low to work lh ·7:111 Nelli i, j:ll Jcillll lluleiE Silent 7:35 l'k!lrt111 llardwan. 8liow . •=19...Ne"" . 7:60 1:50 Newl Report 1:35 Breatflllll'al'ly lln>ply-llor - · Ill .tlllO IIIDplo A 10 uoof 1 fDt U. tbnt L'a, X tw iM two O'a,. ete. Sllllle !etten. apae. 1:011 Radlo llyrimal ~; 00 News 1·15 Breakfast Pal'ly lo.t$ Polka Pll'ly Uopblol, 1111 .......... - " ' 1 1 1 1 - ; Van Parllct Sport Sbo1t 10:35 Mualc In ~· All day 1111 lotion .... - ....." 1 111 , Breakfalll Pll'ly _ 10;~ Tile Good Life . A~Qaotallla 1 35 l·4& !8ker Fum Shuw-Ftl. tq.55 UDder Olllo Sltiel XG QD BJ'R!) :1fa1 ,rvJi J'V . XCI ' ' . »·GO New~ QD .IIJ'VItJ'X.i..-II'BBJ':MII: With J~ . . il~ii TOp Show t·111 N0111 , . 11.111 N0111 , . WD.I..& Coffel With Janel 11:3S. DuliOft Top Ten 811"" Ye.....,a 01)' ..........1 'TBII:RI!'8 ONLY ONJ!: PRE'rl't eoY-·•THE 1:46 Betty Newtoil 81tow 12:1111 Newo- Nooo Reporl CHilD lN THill WOJILD, ANI) IMI:RY lwTHER HAS 1'1'. PARK I0:1I1I Ne111 · 12:1i Ml\lla. Inlerllldt --AifOtiYKoUa :DEPARTMENT 10·05 Milllsrerlal Aaoclalloll 12:10 Rn. Merlla Teelil SURE. IS · .. _. ,: o:oY:;~:::~I 10:20 Morning lnterbJde , . 1!·GO ; 1111 ~·m .. . . . _ ----~~~~-~--------10:30 New• '• : ··-·• 10:3$ Mornlni Interlude S:l1l NeWI • 11·1111 ~··• s_ :Sii Plalll!r Pll'ly 1.:01 Swep Shop t:DO Ne!"' . · l'llllilda1 ~ l'rlci>J 12:111 Loell Ne,. 05 Plalll!r PI11J 11·30 7:16 Slln On. ~•leal Cloet 11:11 0111o News 11:40 Couotty Hoedown t.30 New> 7:46 '1'111 I.Uellno 12:15 Markel. · (Family Wllfllllp Thun.) f;!ll Plalll!r Pel1y UO Olllo Valley News !2:20 LifegUard Bulletin Board ll·M Opper Rnmll Meditations 5:1111 New• 8:05 Sporto Today 12:25 News 0 Gt'Bmo DICK f••cy · 11:&8 ,Jow Jooes Stoet Ate. I :OII Platter Pll'ly 1:10 World N..., ""' 5:111 Sign 011 . I~ .Ill, Nooo News 8:15 Mullcai Cloek !~ : 111 Alrlcullure Alelll -~ : 15 Muale Jual i"or You ·1:1!0 FebrUal') SIJIII Of! ,,_,. 1:55 Community Ne"" llt41 Counlr1 Go Rowx. 12 15 Goe,.len Gues1 star Ii'rl. . ·- . _ . , .1:00 LatmunriJJt 1:55 Newr lleot 7=30 Newo 12:30 MuldC Just ?or \'ou t:30 •I'Ullllc sem.e 2:1111 llowllr)' Go llounc 1·1111 Ne"" 1:35 Army Hour 1:46 Showen of Ble.alni: 2:55 News Beat I.Oo 1/.uolc Just For You ~~~5~;,!; Ill cOO Mason CountY floows 3:1111 Midway Maline< Ur Newo . I:IO Newa 1~:05 1'llk 01 tile t'oWD 1:116 Neft '!<!at 1·35 Music Just For You •·•• -----•-I •-bl IC:SS World NeWB 1:011 Dbeing with Dou 2 011 News ·- r~•~·~ ~"' Y 11:00 Talk of the Town 4:311 illt.erdw!ge 9' 00 WIDgs 01 Healing 1:05 MusiC Ju•t For Yw texcepl Fri. Churdl BeU. Ring 5:011 Community N01B 1:30 Newa l:so Cburdl World NeWI 11:45 World llleWI 5:~ World lo National Nelli 45 -v 2-35 Mualc Just For You .•• :.'·of~.._ 11'116 Muon Co.mly Newa 5:16 SpoiiJ«b• an Spora 1•· 1111 S·OII Ne"' . 0""' ' ••,._, 12:00 Commllllll)' News 5:30 Sign Of! ' 3 05 Pllltter Party IG:30 Newo 1..:;......;.,==~:-__;.------"------3 30 Newa 10:35 Penpedlveo ~ 36 Plalll!r Party 10.50 Social l!eouriiJ c-oo News II :1111 Countey llylila '1'1111 11 f 1111 . Platter · Party ' 30 Newo t ·t& Bllellnar AIIID , how - I1:30 Countey Hymn 'ftme . T ... 12:00 N01111 "-'t . Tuea, & Thun. 12 •11 Th8 Siordl 4: Ill Local Ne... · f 10 Muolcal Mysttr1elt 12:311 llev. Merilll Tollhl 1:00 llotlt of llodlloa 5·00 Newa 1:11 Llltllerar Hour f Oil Plau,r Pll'ly 2:30 Nm . i·iiJl s;an ott Z:1111 Baptlil ~·· Hour • GO Febl'Uil'Y Sign 011 2:35 Baclt to lilt Croa SATUIIDAY ICIIEDIJL& 3:00 IIA!v. Roscoe Thome ''" Nen · 3:111 'rbe Quiet Hour 1:15 Countey. MuldC Tlmo 4:011 Ne"' '1:111 NO'III 4!0$ 'Sulnfay ShowCliH 1·111 Farm World Newa t:111 Ne... HO RFD 4:35 8t&D Oft uo ·N 1:1111 J'ebru.rJ 11p 011 - - 0no- : := t., 1 ,;35 . ::::t::::: • 01111.----- WJEH RADIO !'I••• .. ' .. ; 1,: 1962 Dodge4 Dr. Station Wagon $2295 VB. Power ,teerlng, power brakes, auto. trlua, Radio an• beater, nooiiJ)in differential. Wblle finiah. ! 1962 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan- VI · · $2295 Badlo and boater, ·auto. trans., - EARLY BIRD Specials! 3 13 S9 Fury Sport ~ - - - 51195 Plymouth 2 dr. Hard Top. Bucket seats. Powerful engine, top performance, lops In condition S9 Bukk V8 LeSabre- 51495 4 dr. Hard Top. Like new Ill wblte flnlalt. DynaAow drive 60 Chevrolet V8riDish- • 51495 60 Buick V8 LeSabre- 51795 11lie new Sta. Wagon. Original black Choice of two fine cars-a 2 dr. &: 4 dr. Sedans: Both have Power Steering and auto. shift. ·Nice 61 Pontiac V8 f3) u- tote IIALID IIDI One Dump Trul!lr. .a1.000 G.V.W. or llra:er Enalne: .0 na ill.eb or larJG' 1.15 II JO Ten Ply TIIIN. llu4 and. mow tnad on rear. Frame Re·tntoreed CJ'aef.on) Flq Speed, DIJ'ect Ill nfth. Traa..mlalon. Two-Speed Rear Aale lt.OOO PQ1lD4I ot JUJU. Ret'fJI Dub' front Sprtnp Hn'l)' DutJ' nar IIPI'iAP wi.UI AaaIBarlea Spare Wheel Speake Wlleek Heater and Defroft.e'r Heavy Dub BnliH wttJt. VII!U.Dm ....... Front uul RIIJ' Tunt. llilnale Wl1b lhull'd IW'1tab. 1'1011' \Wo boo1LI W11t Co11t 111non Cab Lilblt ColoJ": OJ'Iftll Tructl: to be Prc~J*' w!I.Htba• T x to ft. dum• IM4 watb lld.lt aDd 10"' beMI aa4 taU Xu4 filPI to be lllltalled dll Catalina. One local owner. Hfdc,Jieautlful car in· side and out ' overllluled. Clean IDalde IIUL WY Will. 4 dr. Hlml Top, Extra nice. Dynaflow·drlve '57 'Buick - 2 Door Honltop. '57 Ford _ VI-2Door. '57 Ole!• _ 3 It lie 4Door. ,: ·va- 2 lloOr. 210. ..!;;. $795 $795 '57 Pontile • $695 . va- 2 noor Hu<ttop. o·!:t :::: ::ru.u~J: vw... """' a..,. """ . ' , . . ,, ; .. I. , 8 eyl. Std. trano. Radio and heater, low mileage. Whitt ftniab. ' ' $295 \ ; . . IIUSSV •; !: 1960 Dodge Phoenix 4 Dr. Sedan $1695 Radio and heater, auto. traris. va engine. 1960 Fonl Falcon 4 Door · ·· .... · $1295 Station Waion. Sid. lrana. Radio and heater. ' 1960 Dodge Matador 4 Dr. Sed. $1745 Auto: !rant. Radio and beater, power oteerinfi. OWned br loeal mlnlater. 1959D.-Ige2.Dr.HIRTopV8 ·· $1395 . Radio and heater, power lteerlng and brakea, auto. trans., · white sidewall lim, green and wblle flnlab. One earelul · local owner. Thio car Ia sharp. v· , _ ........ 'Til' *** ,, ~ 'rill$ 1 ~QIIT 8V MV PILLOW I I!VI!I>V C><xlR ANO ~ LOCKSD '11QHT! COAES·1!'1 ••• 1959 Plymouth 4 Door ........ $1295 Station Wagon . . VB. Radio and beater, power lleerlnl an4 brakea. Auto. trana. One owner. . · :<tJ _ By RAEBURN VANBUREN :J _ ..-:-:::-=:-;---....,-, 1959 Stuclebakw Lark ....... · $1095 ' Door Sedan. va Std. tra111. Overdrive, ...u. end heater. ,· 1954 ctnsf• 4 Dr. Sedan ·····: $395 . 6 eyt Auto. traoo, Radio and heater. ( Bod)' and Interior ' . . ' ..; 'T R U C, K S \ ' '. lood. Ruoa omooth.. . 'I • ' 2 Door Honltop. Nlee. . : 1961 Doclge4 Dr. Sedan .... ·.. · $1795 ~57 Chev. ~ · $695 $695 '57 !Sui~ .'56 Old$ ,_:..P,95 tn:ck to aew &1114. aDd wiUlout HI! ... $666 . YES··· BUT THAi'S RIDICUl-OUS :":ort lleerlnl. Low mOo· .a&e, loeal 9Wner. '· 2 Dr- !Wdlop. Sharp. . 814 wH.b. ance Aceaey. Middleport. Fire, automobile, bonds. Ph ... o1 WY MID. I 27 BaiL ' S8 BuiCk Century • • -.s995 p&IDt.d. ..m. eolor u ,Vuck. Tnnafar flublf Ulbt froa Plymouth. Motor -- • -·51995 oil- .. •, . ' . :(._ •· . ..;;; .. ) ~ 'Ji ·# •• BRA""Eit':.\t I 'W!l �! '\1 • ... • . .e·n tin I J 8-~ sentinel, Pom~Middleport, 0., Mar. lS, 1963 I . .. NOW YOU DOW: ., . A~ ·· · . . Palrlol,a ........ . . M tf a Be• .... AIIIIC If· Midilie,;orl' ...... -Mei .......... . o frelallll!-. 1 ' . VOL XIV >, . , . ' \ • YEA'JRtll ' .... , . ' • NO. 281 -At A Ghuaee-o or • • BRIEF WIRE 'rom PALM BEACH, ;Fia. 1~1)- fatvoiUinll ol. ~ seeurltj nperto w~ terllll dtallnC .wtlb hll today to . ....,_, re- ~ MolldAy .Iii ~ ,.,..,... from Central wilb .the thief ~ . lhat Conlliumlst ele- e.mraJ Amerlean 11J1Ubilta wem~-P~. : . Killlwdy wjlh Seclli'jl)' Jlff!JNII'alfabt ft» de!JlOIIIIratlons lll C.. Kellllt!dy trip han ....., Ia Rita ..U ....... l!lve. Par I ol. the • 'l1le Pruldent waa relalli18 oltpl would be bert today and lludyinl two mal for IllY 'outsldt lilt 'Unitod Slot..: relatively ·talni and nothin& ol. · ~~~e pre<au~~opo·. Qlo <.'OUid a thn!iit· 1o the Chief EXeculttrilxiUiclln pai-t :w>~~~e ~- llve'i llfety or diCnlty il· anCUMII •a1tll ~ atliV· lk!lpltod. : ol communet ·.agenll in · The Ptealdenl and lils . WeStera lfemlphei'e, er, Atty,l{len, RObert F.. . ·putt.. Gt American oedy, 'flew w Palm bave befD li> litd oiut W,slllnlion Friday ·. Rica Ill' 1ft111Co. Re- 'lbO l~y· general will· . bade to the Wlilte llouae turn to W..,lngtM liter the · the allllatloa is weeKend and tlie Pre~~ldent . !,ave f.;. Colla Rita· early Mon- day .nerr-.s aboard the WhU. · 111Gl'Dinc. · llollot' ~t. the Holle1 his arrival Friday In Fib:. 'LIIte Sunday· he ·wmt 141U ol more thea .. de- joined here by ·~ ~ and a bright sun:• tb e . spent much of the afternoon IDilllgiOC by lhe. pool at the oeaaide villa of C. MitR- Stale Dean of ' ranking Rusll and a SJ'OIIP Bepu~.IICano · d oOmocrats frO... the H ou if and Senate Farel;o Allain f$ill Paul ' . rbitt<loi* ·'lrhn ~· ~ . The President probably wiD tbt frelli!Ool IN ~ "lliiii 10 erutotnc Slturday and Sun- leavJni bfte• loloocloy. ' ·• Southern Hi~ ~mftf ~ Winner Of ~g~ ffli\ ft~tw March Meeting Of Council Held Wednesday Peggy Glenn, aenlor at Southern Hil!h Sj:!lool, ·w ll awarded the top FHA degr.ee at Ohio sfate Uhiversit}'; Friday evening, March 15. She received her State Homemaker's Degree at the Future Homemakers, of' America state convention. She is the d,aughter of Mrs. Dorotby· MISS LOIS CHRISTINE RIFE Glenn. 1 " 1 o Tliere were between 1,000 and fleer ol. the oenlor dau, bual• . 3,000 delegates from FHA chap- neo• manager of the Ann m•• · ters 'all over Ohio attending the staff, and librarian. She is aiiG meeting and approxlinately ZOO active IMinber of her cbureli.; girls received Stole HO!hemak· Other memliors from Suuthlril er Degree•. ~,. Glenn i8 the Higfi "School attending the atila' only girl from · Meigs County who won the delfee. Miss Glenn Is active In cbapter and school work. She is edl· tor ot the school newapaper, of· ' Shop Tomorrow, Saturday·9arfi to;9pm'"" cdavention were: ' Jeanie · uel, Linda S!Dwe, Kinda HlU, Linda Eichinler, Jean Miller; Dottle MDII'e, .Judy Sayre, and; Jean Hamm, chapter· advisor,"' ! I j· Elbetfelds In Pomeroy STORE,.W.IO..E. BAR·GAIN DAYS . ' Capable, Courteous Sc:de•p•ople ·to help you with all your purchases in Furniture and Ftirnishings .for your ho1J1e and wearing apparel for your family. .. ·--· MEIGS THEATRE . FIIIDAY thr.uth WID. · . ·.,, I \1 - Morch 15-20 ~ervi~~ ~Atr, Mr.· 'w~ll. Are Annqmt~li4. ·lends the MOST SUI'TS fo FARMIRS? ' • ·• BCillkr are the leading institutional lenders to agriculture • • • with some $7 billion in W•rren Sewell .lo!IDDLEPORT, OHIO NOW SHOWING Repeat Engagement Due To The Hl&h Water - Flnt U. S. Coaveut ''THE PRIMATUI.I IURIAL'' 11".totes was eoltbllahed at Port Tobacco, Charles County, Md. nuns established this first American headquarter• of the (Color) Wltb Ray Mlllaud and · Hazel Court. Alto CAitTI)ON & COMIDY In 17110. 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 ONLY ~omeroy • National Bank Serving Melga County for ever 90 years POMEROY- RUTLAND up 'A rrow By and Shapely Firat convent in the We Pay 3% lntel'eii>On Stlflinp . SHIRJ;S. MENS $16.95 •ovs.....95 l0811S outstanding to farmers , • , of which about 75% is non-real-estate credit-<lollars aidib{ the rurrent operation of fanns. 1t1,_ Ill illlllt aln·lllt INI far ., 111M t•a 111,...1 Latest Stylealn · Sport·Coats ~a=:.~w s1.9·ts e · Is _. .Sport ·coa J CREDIT-WISETHE lANK II THI FAIM.l'S liST FIIINDI By •CURLEI!! eBROOKFIELD eWARRI!!N.SEWI!!J,.L NO.ot-- a.t•nco.., eo....nllllf y...,.. MASON FURNITURE CO, MASON, W. Y~ ' HATS BrSMSON and TROUSERS .,... . HUlBARD , . I "'<..· ; Complete ..._.!On · · . . ( ,.... Jt~;hy 'I • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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