https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/17955dc25e996be32ae5baa1126c2f19.pdf c27330fc2c7bb1a69fc1cab4db6da936 PDF Text Text .' ' ,.. ,_.....,Oift.M............. . VOL XIV ' NO. 243' • THURSDAY, JANUAlcY 31, 1963 i -~ - ·' . ~~ . '· Come to the Carpet Department on.tbe..• you llli:e best. for }'Oil!' home ... , .we•n m~aSI!;I'O ~ ,pll, the ~Jnpletely ·lostaned CIIJ'Pet: H~ ~~ , led »>e cAtl>ef you like .best , . :, from the .eo~ntry • It \WI! be e~pertly laid. . .," _' . .. ~~--· BR:tD •• ' s - \ . ·... ' ' . ....• No Rand tined to 1_ . . · Uecu.tive 1uite or at a theatre . 'jlorty. Thl';tbpe Ia O!!,er Brown tnd Black. · • , WIDTHS ~..P.E SIZE$ 7-12 ') t' ' I . Nf;W YOn (UPII - Mayor F. Wagner Ieday en· oounced IUtoeveral inaet ill 11111mU. ~~~::;;, the IS • day • old ..WIJII!I>o ~ er sD'fk:e ~~~~ been e«<ed." "'*"" 1 '.. COLtJMB~ ~, $12.95 . . tJPI - ~ P ..... doa aDII Parole C0111mlllloa re- · ASKS TO CAlL .............,·ppll<- . . jocletl ....... Samuel B. -"" doy. Children's FEB·RUARY Oxfords-,..,,. ::to a:_ .$)-00 · r' Dollar Days , pr. II .I.e Widths ·Volwe-Te$5.95 ' WOMEN'S Dress Shoes; Flats, Sport Shoes SIZES 4 TO 10 Values To $5.95 Boys' Just38 pr. Crepe Sole Men's OXFORDS Values To$5.95 $2.00 pr. Men's---Big Boy's Boys' OXFORDS-- LOAFERS Slzes6To 12 B & 1) widths Oxfords & Loafers $2-00 pr. s;.. Values To $12.95 $1.00 , . l Men's $8,00 pr. 6 to 12 I 51• 6 to 12 $6,00 pr. Values To$10.95 ROUSH'S SHOE STORE 9\li- ', pr. 'luy Nctw •nd Save ' OQ 8" WORK BOOTS 6" WORK SHOES TENNIS SHOES ' s· pr. Men's Men's & Boys' :;;.< $ VALUES TO $8.95 A-B-C-D Widths Val- To $6.95 ' Values To $5.95 pr• . Valun To $3.99 • te lit I'OMIROY, OHIO 'ORK SHOES Oxfords • Loafers st.. ~11o 3 ' $3-00 pr. 6 to 11 $2.00 pr. . Children's to 4- . s MEIGS THEATRE N. SECOND '' I • _.' ' f ,/" '' r ~~~~w F~r~ ·Bill·flas . ·consumer -W~GTON <UPil -, Preoi· whO!\! ' :.":iei(Decf.y sent COngreu ' tAJ . accept a fof burdeo." . He said" the rise m. farm bad generated odcli!d f<i. rural reje<;ted after a bitter partisan ; year. . .Jo ,addition tAJ the lhree · bills. lhe numbl!r Ill �.. • ' Todoy's Medical R...,,., . 7 •••!O"'.M.D.Iloefare ,IM tltel II.,......,, Woyoe .G. Q - lo lllere ony IIJ*'iallopd IJ ' Cl!l 1 . Jaclo lie .Mlpllilio obove ~an lo be 1 • 1 .YOWII , 'III)IJIIIJ Ume (well, •!moot til lnd vet')' sell~sctous of II!Y llht lo occeplod l<lr her lop. They art much too ~·· and lprpts o.b9ut her ~ I hove done exe...... lo 1111- ual physlcol ,dlffer...,... lhe prove my ctlve• and ankles, cl a d ... ·re - not all be given : :\~year-okl boy. wbo Is unUM~~Ill· mort? He io In 8 00 d btllth. but 11 rotting 111 infer- 'ltmin that 'WeMcw.eF ... be•·· -~"' -" . : '·!::I Q - . ollke.J She can lhen enJoY her· "u tlie ••lh••• R 11 ..on or vu. .,. ..._ due 1o 1 &londular dliOI'der. enjoy .wtmmlllf ond ' ~nov- bNdl; lind 11111,(\nd tbal no one mt~nutriUon , or IOiile · dloeose er JOI I decent ton ~- I Is lll!'lnl II her ollfr all. , of tlie internol orcano. II your am .. 18hamed ot my .... I• . . . son Is In food heaJih ,..,. o1 A - Elerelae• ore flnet but Q - Ill lilt IMI flw inor111!1 cauiH .Wid opply, ond lA oddltl«< you should II'J. ' lilY 14-y~ld ~· bls htWJII wu detenilihod Dy put on • le• more pciUnde. llllf"'* 10 .be dWJIIDI. . . Rrtdltary laclor•. No .food or '11lls can be ot.ne by drlntlllf llht lllko, ..... -.lo .,. vitamin •Ill help hbn in 1hIs hall-ond-hall (milt and creiml, iuf .Jow pitch. Doet • rei~· , A penon'o 1 d U 1I ..11n1 more mat~arine or but- YDice ChlllfO II thli beillrt it vet')' clo.it lo I "o ter, aod eatlllf two lUI every A - v.. Is tlie htlllhl .. tDe' aocond day, 1 would not ldllioe dnlp f~ nortllll. lllllleo-birthday. · to aceomplloll yintr purpOse. both ·oexeo lli'e ~ 1111v1 ooed Ai .J oee It, your real pro)>. !Ill )'Gil suppoos lorlty eomp ex over lhOrtOII one in hisilclus. A - Sllortletl IO'metimes bot lhll IIUII't helped•• 18 there I I can 'I any .....o· •• .,..~elne for ·•· ~ull ~ 10 - 1e111 11 thai YGil ore OYIII')JIIIIf- lin Opera 1811 Ill . tr deertaiO alllture, b u 1 ouch con.telouo. Thll ll both com. . •· _...I It ale taly Ia die mon and undentandable, b u t Cl - My 11-y..,.... daUihl* ••• tloa nporl. Ia uy ••••· I have found !hot whOII a cJrl h11 not sttrlod lo ~te lht pnbltm - 1 M antlolpot• like you go I 1 Into o group, yel. Opr doctor her od .itld lilt !l:t-1111111 ottrlod ;shoWI borself ready llld trill· Ume, bill I am . , u=•• ' ' Men'• 2-8ucl!l• ' ' ARCTICS _ _ Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting Men's·or...l Regular '8.95 INSULlt.TE~ RUBBER BOOTS ' o·ay DOROTHY KILGALLEN THI!l1'ALK OF NEW YORK · Broadway scuttlebut has It that Donald O'Connor will star opposite Ca· rol Burnett in the upcoming musical comedy "A Girl To Remember"· .. . David Niven is one thankful · fel!ow. His beautiful wife, Hjordl§, had a. ~to~ .call -but was saved from asphynatlon when.she was disco~el"'d asleep.'in tbelr car itl. the carase. She ball been trying to warm the auto ~efore takiog it out . . . J\S soon as the ."ransorp jnedicine" was unloaded in Cuba, it >11•~ ,P.UI ~n submarines for . sbip{llent to.',tb~ SoVIet Union .. Fidel Castro had .pJ"\!m\sed most of the u: S. medicine to. fiuSSia as part pay· men! for the arms and missles the CommuniSts over there gave him. Hardly happy news for peopJe in 1'merica who Clmfributed as many of their dollars as they Cj>nid in the hope of helping inno· cent Cuban elti2ens with these vital sup· plies : . . ¥00rge Shearing and his new seeing'-eye dog are atjracting great at· tentlon in the varioul Fitles he's been playing. For a long time, George held out against having a dog because he feared it would be unsettled by constant traveling; now he's sorry he didn't go through the extensive seeing-eye dog tralnll\g course years ago Laurence Har9ey was so impressed with Murray l;'n•• ZIPPER ARCTICS ...,.....,. . Men't K,... Hl8h RUBBER BOOTS_ ROUN'D . . STEAK .lb. 79c · . 101'tOL10 . ·So,up.--'---... c I I "(, BOOT$ 'iRAIN ·DEARS" eSIMON'S POMEROY Virginia , 114 Florida rt ForOII 7t N. C. St. 70 w••• II • Mary 70 Davidlon 63 aqv. Ky. " ~ear a Micbllllll 70 · yourself the &avings to be had at Simon's!! Thanks, Pa.ul ,v.il..49c. . signel! him to an important part in '"l'he Ceremony", which Larry Is producing lrod directing. ., ..., -. . I' to\'1.15:- $2:;'; ; Sldd . It's All Meat, TOCII i SLICED Chlftlll.l Reolotant BOLOGNA . $~ •98 09 Yes, It's SLICED! DAVID PAVIES Sliced Bacon r. Tile !ll'andio8e scheme to re-organ· i2e t"' original Louis Armstrong All· S4p 'fqr another world tour hit a snag beCause Jack Teagarden and Earl tFatha) ,Hines ~anled too mueh money ... Frie'!lls whO. telephoned Elisabeth Bergmil( til Lonaon to congratulate her on Customer: -. Don't bt fooled by these ao-eal1ed gi"Ve·aways 1nd stam.ps. You. the customer, are payine for tbeJD with Jnterest. So. jusl compare price and aee for lor • '. - Women's Plaatic .$1.o0 Tui1CI $3 .99 BOOTS_ 5 lin-. $1.00 ~:~vl!~e·~fe~~~:~~·~~~!~~ ·~~~· ~=~~ Alan Ft~d. once the nalion's.hotttist disc jockey, now tens friends he ·"wants out" of radio completely. He's had frightfully btd luck with jobs since the era of the "Jillyclla" scandals . Now that ~kets .ro,r "Cleopatra" have been placejl o~ iile at th~ Rlv9U, the the· al,re's , t,re~urers , have found no , resist· ance t9 t)le p~ scale, which starts with a $5 top. In fact some customers have expreSsed amazement at the "low price" al)d ~e ordering twice as many as they'd lanned ' ... Richard Nixon has a temptnc offer to become an executive of a fir,m lbat would keep him .in close touch with, 111t movi~ industry The raves for Peter Ustlnov's "Photo Finish." Whlc"', ope~ed in Boston en route to Ntw fork, ltave producer Joe Levine beamlbl· It's his very first legit sqow t!icl the Boston critics called it "fresh· Jy fllnny ", "a big bit", "a delight". "witty ' and provoeatlve", "wonderful comedy" etcetera. etcetera. So Joe's· plan· nlng the opening night party already. Chlldrtn•• PULL.ON $3.88 Meigs County Medium Size The executives of American International, enormously pleased with Boris Karloff in "The Raven", plan to star him in a gang of old-fashioned spine chillers. He's not only "a giant pf.: borror". as they put It, but they found· him to be the most genteel and elegant screen actor they've ever encountered. He is a charming fellow, and so is Peter Lorre- which often surprises people because they associate him with his screen characterizations and don't expect him to_b_e swee_t and amusing In real life. EGGS QUICK QUIZ . Singer Sensaflonal THE FABULOUS ·'' usLANT..().MAnC 500" . . ·I . ' Time j~r; • :·..f O~.FERED . ~~ ' SKINLI'as " ' '. WEINERS BACON ENbS NECK· ,BONES FRIIH · PIG FEET .. l MEAT '· I'OOCiliE....SO ~1$ VErN ~NTI·U.NINE.- eMlnced . IWn . In • An 5 POIIK i$ 1HE ,ONE. W>lO 6ETS STUGK point of PURE SLICSD' 'Ill&. c;AQE. ANO I'EEDIN(; OF · the 19 Ilea~ 21bs.. ':~.99c 5 lbt. $1 ' 7 ePayday aHenhey1 eSih Avo .. It 0 lbo. CAND BARS eCfmob PORK SAUSAGE 10 for L·A,RD S}•t I ' �.. • ' Todoy's Medical R...,,., . 7 •••!O"'.M.D.Iloefare ,IM tltel II.,......,, Woyoe .G. Q - lo lllere ony IIJ*'iallopd IJ ' Cl!l 1 . Jaclo lie .Mlpllilio obove ~an lo be 1 • 1 .YOWII , 'III)IJIIIJ Ume (well, •!moot til lnd vet')' sell~sctous of II!Y llht lo occeplod l<lr her lop. They art much too ~·· and lprpts o.b9ut her ~ I hove done exe...... lo 1111- ual physlcol ,dlffer...,... lhe prove my ctlve• and ankles, cl a d ... ·re - not all be given : :\~year-okl boy. wbo Is unUM~~Ill· mort? He io In 8 00 d btllth. but 11 rotting 111 infer- 'ltmin that 'WeMcw.eF ... be•·· -~"' -" . : '·!::I Q - . ollke.J She can lhen enJoY her· "u tlie ••lh••• R 11 ..on or vu. .,. ..._ due 1o 1 &londular dliOI'der. enjoy .wtmmlllf ond ' ~nov- bNdl; lind 11111,(\nd tbal no one mt~nutriUon , or IOiile · dloeose er JOI I decent ton ~- I Is lll!'lnl II her ollfr all. , of tlie internol orcano. II your am .. 18hamed ot my .... I• . . . son Is In food heaJih ,..,. o1 A - Elerelae• ore flnet but Q - Ill lilt IMI flw inor111!1 cauiH .Wid opply, ond lA oddltl«< you should II'J. ' lilY 14-y~ld ~· bls htWJII wu detenilihod Dy put on • le• more pciUnde. llllf"'* 10 .be dWJIIDI. . . Rrtdltary laclor•. No .food or '11lls can be ot.ne by drlntlllf llht lllko, ..... -.lo .,. vitamin •Ill help hbn in 1hIs hall-ond-hall (milt and creiml, iuf .Jow pitch. Doet • rei~· , A penon'o 1 d U 1I ..11n1 more mat~arine or but- YDice ChlllfO II thli beillrt it vet')' clo.it lo I "o ter, aod eatlllf two lUI every A - v.. Is tlie htlllhl .. tDe' aocond day, 1 would not ldllioe dnlp f~ nortllll. lllllleo-birthday. · to aceomplloll yintr purpOse. both ·oexeo lli'e ~ 1111v1 ooed Ai .J oee It, your real pro)>. !Ill )'Gil suppoos lorlty eomp ex over lhOrtOII one in hisilclus. A - Sllortletl IO'metimes bot lhll IIUII't helped•• 18 there I I can 'I any .....o· •• .,..~elne for ·•· ~ull ~ 10 - 1e111 11 thai YGil ore OYIII')JIIIIf- lin Opera 1811 Ill . tr deertaiO alllture, b u 1 ouch con.telouo. Thll ll both com. . •· _...I It ale taly Ia die mon and undentandable, b u t Cl - My 11-y..,.... daUihl* ••• tloa nporl. Ia uy ••••· I have found !hot whOII a cJrl h11 not sttrlod lo ~te lht pnbltm - 1 M antlolpot• like you go I 1 Into o group, yel. Opr doctor her od .itld lilt !l:t-1111111 ottrlod ;shoWI borself ready llld trill· Ume, bill I am . , u=•• ' ' Men'• 2-8ucl!l• ' ' ARCTICS _ _ Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting Men's·or...l Regular '8.95 INSULlt.TE~ RUBBER BOOTS ' o·ay DOROTHY KILGALLEN THI!l1'ALK OF NEW YORK · Broadway scuttlebut has It that Donald O'Connor will star opposite Ca· rol Burnett in the upcoming musical comedy "A Girl To Remember"· .. . David Niven is one thankful · fel!ow. His beautiful wife, Hjordl§, had a. ~to~ .call -but was saved from asphynatlon when.she was disco~el"'d asleep.'in tbelr car itl. the carase. She ball been trying to warm the auto ~efore takiog it out . . . J\S soon as the ."ransorp jnedicine" was unloaded in Cuba, it >11•~ ,P.UI ~n submarines for . sbip{llent to.',tb~ SoVIet Union .. Fidel Castro had .pJ"\!m\sed most of the u: S. medicine to. fiuSSia as part pay· men! for the arms and missles the CommuniSts over there gave him. Hardly happy news for peopJe in 1'merica who Clmfributed as many of their dollars as they Cj>nid in the hope of helping inno· cent Cuban elti2ens with these vital sup· plies : . . ¥00rge Shearing and his new seeing'-eye dog are atjracting great at· tentlon in the varioul Fitles he's been playing. For a long time, George held out against having a dog because he feared it would be unsettled by constant traveling; now he's sorry he didn't go through the extensive seeing-eye dog tralnll\g course years ago Laurence Har9ey was so impressed with Murray l;'n•• ZIPPER ARCTICS ...,.....,. . Men't K,... Hl8h RUBBER BOOTS_ ROUN'D . . STEAK .lb. 79c · . 101'tOL10 . ·So,up.--'---... c I I "(, BOOT$ 'iRAIN ·DEARS" eSIMON'S POMEROY Virginia , 114 Florida rt ForOII 7t N. C. St. 70 w••• II • Mary 70 Davidlon 63 aqv. Ky. " ~ear a Micbllllll 70 · yourself the &avings to be had at Simon's!! Thanks, Pa.ul ,v.il..49c. . signel! him to an important part in '"l'he Ceremony", which Larry Is producing lrod directing. ., ..., -. . I' to\'1.15:- $2:;'; ; Sldd . It's All Meat, TOCII i SLICED Chlftlll.l Reolotant BOLOGNA . $~ •98 09 Yes, It's SLICED! DAVID PAVIES Sliced Bacon r. Tile !ll'andio8e scheme to re-organ· i2e t"' original Louis Armstrong All· S4p 'fqr another world tour hit a snag beCause Jack Teagarden and Earl tFatha) ,Hines ~anled too mueh money ... Frie'!lls whO. telephoned Elisabeth Bergmil( til Lonaon to congratulate her on Customer: -. Don't bt fooled by these ao-eal1ed gi"Ve·aways 1nd stam.ps. You. the customer, are payine for tbeJD with Jnterest. So. jusl compare price and aee for lor • '. - Women's Plaatic .$1.o0 Tui1CI $3 .99 BOOTS_ 5 lin-. $1.00 ~:~vl!~e·~fe~~~:~~·~~~!~~ ·~~~· ~=~~ Alan Ft~d. once the nalion's.hotttist disc jockey, now tens friends he ·"wants out" of radio completely. He's had frightfully btd luck with jobs since the era of the "Jillyclla" scandals . Now that ~kets .ro,r "Cleopatra" have been placejl o~ iile at th~ Rlv9U, the the· al,re's , t,re~urers , have found no , resist· ance t9 t)le p~ scale, which starts with a $5 top. In fact some customers have expreSsed amazement at the "low price" al)d ~e ordering twice as many as they'd lanned ' ... Richard Nixon has a temptnc offer to become an executive of a fir,m lbat would keep him .in close touch with, 111t movi~ industry The raves for Peter Ustlnov's "Photo Finish." Whlc"', ope~ed in Boston en route to Ntw fork, ltave producer Joe Levine beamlbl· It's his very first legit sqow t!icl the Boston critics called it "fresh· Jy fllnny ", "a big bit", "a delight". "witty ' and provoeatlve", "wonderful comedy" etcetera. etcetera. So Joe's· plan· nlng the opening night party already. Chlldrtn•• PULL.ON $3.88 Meigs County Medium Size The executives of American International, enormously pleased with Boris Karloff in "The Raven", plan to star him in a gang of old-fashioned spine chillers. He's not only "a giant pf.: borror". as they put It, but they found· him to be the most genteel and elegant screen actor they've ever encountered. He is a charming fellow, and so is Peter Lorre- which often surprises people because they associate him with his screen characterizations and don't expect him to_b_e swee_t and amusing In real life. EGGS QUICK QUIZ . Singer Sensaflonal THE FABULOUS ·'' usLANT..().MAnC 500" . . ·I . ' Time j~r; • :·..f O~.FERED . ~~ ' SKINLI'as " ' '. WEINERS BACON ENbS NECK· ,BONES FRIIH · PIG FEET .. l MEAT '· I'OOCiliE....SO ~1$ VErN ~NTI·U.NINE.- eMlnced . IWn . In • An 5 POIIK i$ 1HE ,ONE. W>lO 6ETS STUGK point of PURE SLICSD' 'Ill&. c;AQE. ANO I'EEDIN(; OF · the 19 Ilea~ 21bs.. ':~.99c 5 lbt. $1 ' 7 ePayday aHenhey1 eSih Avo .. It 0 lbo. CAND BARS eCfmob PORK SAUSAGE 10 for L·A,RD S}•t I ' �' Jatkson-Athens C Tops Full Schedule Of. Friday J]ndc~ ~raps igb~ Actio~ - llttinl-1 ............ News hems ' SE.Asia'Qefore ., ... wa~~~- Aiool7ll t1Pl1'11¥1P - of 'I f lbe . . -ID7tblDI; on 1o ...IMieiD loot Jar · lnliblo ODd - Jlo - m ortifl "'""l kliodted ~ ot ' - - Oil lbe ........ llld . tilt pld eHeheo ., IIIII "everything It go• ·or.- - turft. ·, Gordo . IL -I ' IMI•- . .... .. be/oro 1hot ... lbe -ol. ............ otlbe II II 18 .. ., tbe llldlvlduallat who ·~ wliat he lhlab ODd lhlab he If ollytbJDg, he ~ lhli 4lb:oCIIon - Sdllrro. For ~Do~ance, 111111111111 Jollll ' SIOAL ALL GAMES STANDINGS w ,L 2 .••• ; •.••••••• 12 •••••• 0 2 4 12 •••••• ..••••••••••••• 11 6 9 10 .•••••.•.••..• 7 ............. 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Tbat'a because folks have come to. dope~ our knowledge and experience regarding pre=•ns and medlcinea . . . they ·know we are · ed, .. their community hultb consultant! to IIIIJWer their questions ud offer friendly adY1ce. Wo welCome your Inquiries, and are proud. nf tbe liarf vte play In safeguilrdlng the beallb ollll memo bttt of Ibis commiliilty, every week of ·the yeul e3 ~tet~i.t.Nd Jlhei'IIIKIIfl Ti' ...,_ Y• 011 ,-,. ' -~ ' ·~ " { 'f. ' \ SWISHER,& LOt:fSE IIJCALL. PlUGS · · ·~ At oar pharmacy, every week Is "Information, ' . Now el llltOUP M= & IOYS INDICOTT JOHNSON & PIDWIIt< . ,IL VALUIS TO til."---~-----eLnTLIIOYIIIDI LACII & OXFOIIIII ' ,\,_.t ·-J. ' ,. .' . '$&" ROIJN HOOD SHOES · SwfntPocQis • ,, YOU HAVE WAnED FORI t.diea' Dren High Heels $8.99 $!.• t.dies' Black Stacked Heel_ $5.99 $8.81 Ladies' Bluk Leather Shoe Boot $5.99 I GrQUp Flets, Oxfords, Straps T11nnls Oxfords aricll\lylon Velvet · ,$2.88 or 2 pr. $5'.CIO Were To $5.99 DUN...GAREEs · 236 2017 •. ..... THIS IS THE SAlE SALE STARTS AT 9 A.M. Tomorrow! IllS 4liO •••••• 0 • 710 832 SVAC ONLY W ' L 1 1 ~...... 5 Trace. ~ • ' ~ .0....... •.•••• 0 N. 2nd Ave. iO . . . . . ••• • ••••• 4 FOREMAN &ABBOTT 390 421 '' :•~- ; I 'f,1; ' h '. ' . .l r ; ---.i:.'..l'- ----- eA~L WOf!iiM'I & Clti:::LD:.:II::I:.:NI:.MMPI.i== · ':::•..:-: ' :;:::••:__.:..__ _ _...., SIZit411ANDi~AA 4 ".~;'' STUCKI--· TH~~I'i'SIIOIII'OR THI WHOLI 11,\frltLY ' ! Q.OTHI~ " "' ' FOR lED~ lATH ~y. Pitlc;U •·'..... . . . ~ .,J: REDUCED ... 14 ~ :K..,.. ~ .,,_.1·t;•:il:\ �' Jatkson-Athens C Tops Full Schedule Of. Friday J]ndc~ ~raps igb~ Actio~ - llttinl-1 ............ News hems ' SE.Asia'Qefore ., ... wa~~~- Aiool7ll t1Pl1'11¥1P - of 'I f lbe . . -ID7tblDI; on 1o ...IMieiD loot Jar · lnliblo ODd - Jlo - m ortifl "'""l kliodted ~ ot ' - - Oil lbe ........ llld . tilt pld eHeheo ., IIIII "everything It go• ·or.- - turft. ·, Gordo . 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Tbat'a because folks have come to. dope~ our knowledge and experience regarding pre=•ns and medlcinea . . . they ·know we are · ed, .. their community hultb consultant! to IIIIJWer their questions ud offer friendly adY1ce. Wo welCome your Inquiries, and are proud. nf tbe liarf vte play In safeguilrdlng the beallb ollll memo bttt of Ibis commiliilty, every week of ·the yeul e3 ~tet~i.t.Nd Jlhei'IIIKIIfl Ti' ...,_ Y• 011 ,-,. ' -~ ' ·~ " { 'f. ' \ SWISHER,& LOt:fSE IIJCALL. PlUGS · · ·~ At oar pharmacy, every week Is "Information, ' . Now el llltOUP M= & IOYS INDICOTT JOHNSON & PIDWIIt< . ,IL VALUIS TO til."---~-----eLnTLIIOYIIIDI LACII & OXFOIIIII ' ,\,_.t ·-J. ' ,. .' . '$&" ROIJN HOOD SHOES · SwfntPocQis • ,, YOU HAVE WAnED FORI t.diea' Dren High Heels $8.99 $!.• t.dies' Black Stacked Heel_ $5.99 $8.81 Ladies' Bluk Leather Shoe Boot $5.99 I GrQUp Flets, Oxfords, Straps T11nnls Oxfords aricll\lylon Velvet · ,$2.88 or 2 pr. $5'.CIO Were To $5.99 DUN...GAREEs · 236 2017 •. ..... THIS IS THE SAlE SALE STARTS AT 9 A.M. Tomorrow! IllS 4liO •••••• 0 • 710 832 SVAC ONLY W ' L 1 1 ~...... 5 Trace. ~ • ' ~ .0....... •.•••• 0 N. 2nd Ave. iO . . . . . ••• • ••••• 4 FOREMAN &ABBOTT 390 421 '' :•~- ; I 'f,1; ' h '. ' . .l r ; ---.i:.'..l'- ----- eA~L WOf!iiM'I & Clti:::LD:.:II::I:.:NI:.MMPI.i== · ':::•..:-: ' :;:::••:__.:..__ _ _...., SIZit411ANDi~AA 4 ".~;'' STUCKI--· TH~~I'i'SIIOIII'OR THI WHOLI 11,\frltLY ' ! Q.OTHI~ " "' ' FOR lED~ lATH ~y. Pitlc;U •·'..... . . . ~ .,J: REDUCED ... 14 ~ :K..,.. ~ .,,_.1·t;•:il:\ �.~~ · Dad; both ~love from The Want ·Ad a , ~MOTOit' ........... .....,...,..... _ ·~"""' IS YOUR BEST~':: BET 1955 Cadill1c Coupe DeVille • • .._ . c:olft _ _ _ _ _ 1, 1...., · • ' Rep~r~ Fro~ The --.,. . ... ••• • ......., ~ o., .Jaa. ...._ Daa wr~~onaw.a • 'OJIIIblt Ia ....., . ., trill'• ,....... veb. hlk'• . $695 Gften finish, ~lea11. intenor. Full power equQnnent. new whitewall tires. Radio and beater. 1 1959 Studeb1ker Rea•l St1tion Wag. $1095 · · Real low mileage, deluxe. Tnterlor trim, V8 mqtor, auto. matic, new tires. Radio and heater. '· ,1958 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Door ,· $995 Jet black flnllh looks like new. Cl.. n Interior. All 1CJ!ld · tires, radio. beater, V8 motor. Automatie ti'alll. @) POMEROY MOTOR CO.@)· OPEN EVES.-7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO (}~ . c 0 ' , PHONE WY2.2157 ....,.lied, Loll~ 'f'JIIIf _ ......., lioollleT CaD ·WY Nlll6. Ill Events ·· \ ~ L .. ' ··~~~idast -~···"Pan,. l'liiT .. . w ·A NI • " 1:30 New~ ., 7:~ ,\~'my~ 8:00 Rev. lia Tlbba 8:15 Chutch at Wort · l . N~ , ,. ' . COPYING Copy any letter or dociiJne!IL '!euter Insurance, ~- Z 15 tic ,.-,···~ ···: SALES .,. .WHEEL ALIGNMENT ace, new gas water N01t to biRh SchooL Contact John K. Michael by writing 259 Clay St., Chillicothe or c:all Chillic:oth• m8'120. 1..10-31c I ROOMSmandliUmi~: or 1- Mldcllepdtl, ·~;\~ieiFOiiRENT~nf..CJ.Cimre m !111,,,..,. ...IPI!DIII•• town. ~Y· 127 Butternut-av ., · Pom1 :II tfc and four room ~ ed and 1lllfllrnisbed anartmenta. WY 2M3l. eWHEEL BALANCING .. eSHOCK ABSORBERS eFRONT.D REPAIR HAlLIDAY AND IRQ-N; ATTOBl'RJII ~ TB1 (I)'· ADIIIIINIWI'IlATOB..' fl 31.. 14, 11, •• (J) '-It ·-~-·=··~--------· ----- eBRAKE REPAIR Legal Notice . LIGAL ffOTiel HACKffi'S SOHIO SERVIC& . Phont WY 2-3191 POMIROV, OHIO �.~~ · Dad; both ~love from The Want ·Ad a , ~MOTOit' ........... .....,...,..... _ ·~"""' IS YOUR BEST~':: BET 1955 Cadill1c Coupe DeVille • • .._ . c:olft _ _ _ _ _ 1, 1...., · • ' Rep~r~ Fro~ The --.,. . ... ••• • ......., ~ o., .Jaa. ...._ Daa wr~~onaw.a • 'OJIIIblt Ia ....., . ., trill'• ,....... veb. hlk'• . $695 Gften finish, ~lea11. intenor. Full power equQnnent. new whitewall tires. Radio and beater. 1 1959 Studeb1ker Rea•l St1tion Wag. $1095 · · Real low mileage, deluxe. Tnterlor trim, V8 mqtor, auto. matic, new tires. Radio and heater. '· ,1958 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Door ,· $995 Jet black flnllh looks like new. Cl.. n Interior. All 1CJ!ld · tires, radio. beater, V8 motor. Automatie ti'alll. @) POMEROY MOTOR CO.@)· OPEN EVES.-7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO (}~ . c 0 ' , PHONE WY2.2157 ....,.lied, Loll~ 'f'JIIIf _ ......., lioollleT CaD ·WY Nlll6. Ill Events ·· \ ~ L .. ' ··~~~idast -~···"Pan,. l'liiT .. . w ·A NI • " 1:30 New~ ., 7:~ ,\~'my~ 8:00 Rev. lia Tlbba 8:15 Chutch at Wort · l . N~ , ,. ' . COPYING Copy any letter or dociiJne!IL '!euter Insurance, ~- Z 15 tic ,.-,···~ ···: SALES .,. .WHEEL ALIGNMENT ace, new gas water N01t to biRh SchooL Contact John K. Michael by writing 259 Clay St., Chillicothe or c:all Chillic:oth• m8'120. 1..10-31c I ROOMSmandliUmi~: or 1- Mldcllepdtl, ·~;\~ieiFOiiRENT~nf..CJ.Cimre m !111,,,..,. ...IPI!DIII•• town. ~Y· 127 Butternut-av ., · Pom1 :II tfc and four room ~ ed and 1lllfllrnisbed anartmenta. WY 2M3l. eWHEEL BALANCING .. eSHOCK ABSORBERS eFRONT.D REPAIR HAlLIDAY AND IRQ-N; ATTOBl'RJII ~ TB1 (I)'· ADIIIIINIWI'IlATOB..' fl 31.. 14, 11, •• (J) '-It ·-~-·=··~--------· ----- eBRAKE REPAIR Legal Notice . LIGAL ffOTiel HACKffi'S SOHIO SERVIC& . Phont WY 2-3191 POMIROV, OHIO �. . . lei* 1JbD a. been a ...... • .... thllwnltJ Hoe- pat Wilson R. ~penter pilot tor ~~~~,11111111111 .,.. r••lllld home Union Barge Line, Is home, \.~iiidl_, fll ~Uie. while his boat Is laid up Cincinnati due to the "lee. Mr. and Mrs. John Young of ~wisburg spent t h e weekend with their parents, f'OMIIOY, OHIO 1 1...,•••• Hank Young and Mr. and - - - - -.....- - Mrs. w. R. Carpenter. TONIGHT Miss Lydia Ebersbach and NoT OPIN Louis Reibel were Athens visitors Wednesday afternoon. PRIDAY aJMI SATUitDAY ...... 1·2 Mrs. c, D. Frecker who has r "NN MAN IS AN 'ttLAND" quite Ill in Holzer Hospit· (Tecbnlcolor) at Is reported as improved. JeHrey HlAlter, Hanliall Thompson, Barbara Perez. Robert Bailey and grand· AN ANSWIR, U.S. NM VI Nora, Mary and Communllfl Ill. C.riWieP; of · Cleveland were week, .... l'or and ..After, C.,.,. ..... guests of Mr. a,nd Mrs. ·• . .. SUN., MON., TUI!I.. WID. Homer Holter. Fw. U-H. Mrs. Olin JlaUey returned to t . • .~ Meredith tWIIIHn'l her home, Cleveland Sund~~ CHARTER Mf)MB£~ - Four ladies. of the ' WildwOOd Garden ~lub . at . ou~ Ichill'p:. "THI MUIIC .MAN" (Technleolor} af.ter spen~lng the past w~ Run were honored Wednesday night as ~barter members of th'- group which Dlni'IJil!l, Robert Preston, Shirley n0¥ _ Jones, Buddy Hackett, Her· With her Sl~~/n~0~~~~:::: brated its 25th year of· or~ation'. Mrs~ Ura SWisher, left, who is ' regional law, Mr. an s. tor of Region presents fl~wer11 ~o Mrs. John .B~iley, Sr., Mrs: USwin Nelise,l ' · "' mlon~~~'ffold, Paul Ford. It's . Y .Omethlng to er. . b Mrs. Christy Baer and Mrs. Hrram F1sher, ·- Sentinel Photo A.n y~ -..,. ·~·lciJe;·l!'!!~ Mrs. Everett Thomas 1s su · • ' · e .lil n"'lt11 ·"" .BLOW about! Colorcamon 1 :::t~~'";:y Mrs. . s~~~~ Runninl Time: 2 Hrs. 40 min stitutlnj at the Pomeroy EleADMISSION: 75c & 40c mentary School, for Miss Gentreasurer Mrs. Dwlgh* the FirSt UJI}ted J>mbyenan R~~n; evieve Stobart. ers r . I ·WOO Or en U presented her report.,Mts. church Iwhen the you~ fellowFour ladies of the Wildwood Mrs. Ro~s\, who wa's alsO the Nease is ~ice president. ~hips of the churches of file Garden Club of Forest Run president, was unable to Twenty • three 11ttended In· town wiD •unite for an blterdewere recognized as charter attend because of lll!'ess. eluding these guests,\.Mrs. . monlnatlonal youth serv!Ct. · · IFelli'llalrj mem.bers Wedne~ay night In all the~e ~e 16 charter ver' Holter, Mrs. Allen The meeting w!U begin 111 ing 1ts 25th anmversary members. One 1s deceased. Mrs. Jbe Thoren 2:30 and wUllnc!lud:lee~a~:::.J bratioR. at Forest Run Metho· Those living are Mrs. Baer, renee Rose Ml"s: with aU tile 'll · .U tonlo Church. Mrs. Richard C~mpbell, . Mrs. Mrs. Ted 'Fisher and ' taking part, T h The charter members were lJailey, · ~s. ..Hiram FISher• will ,Cioae" with , I I I : '" botU• ..,. We e what we sell. . Mrs. Christy Baer, .Mrs. J~hn ~rs. Wl_lliam FiSher, Mrs. Lew· Refreshmeots were served ']lliriod .refrMI1.1 Bailey, Sr., Mrs. Hiram F1sh· IS Hams, Mrs. Homer Holter, from a table attractively cover- ments by tile hos,S'it~=er, and Mrs. Us win Nease. Mrs. Purley Karr ~ Mrs. with white linen, while can· ii The Wildwood Garden Club Mrs. Pearl Philijps, 1n sliver holders, , and i was started Jan. 28, 1938 by Kerns Roush, Mrs. · and silver c~:~~Q:::: RUTlAND, OHIO Mrs. Harry Roush pnd Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Scott and Mrs. terpiece. Mrs. Milton Earl Scott. It was the third Harry Roush. shelt presided at the · 11ard.en club organized in Meigs Eight past presidents of bowl and Mrs. Fred Nease club attended. They were Mrs. In charge of coffee service. ~~iiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiii~;;;;;;;;;i-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;! John Ihle, Mrs. Milton • ... shelt, Mrs. Edison Hollon, Mrs. Fred Nease, Mrs. Joe Thoren, • skirts, Mrs. lijram Fisher, Mrs. Law· Au~iliary renee Rose and Mrs. Allen Ball.. $~On drapes Mrs. Ura Swisher, region~Ill director of Rgion 11 of Fire· on your own sewing machine. This Greist attachment hire, wa8 present. Roll call was answered · 17, saves you hours of tedious hand hemming 011 your nicest A histo!'Y of the club was members when the &Vt'.atlu'~ things. The latest adaptation for blind stitch hemming, it en by Mrs. Uswln Nease. Auxiliary of the Volun~ . 'fits most American and· l!f1ported sewing club has 22 active and two teer Fire Dept. met in vlll,ge lll'!onOJ·arv members. Monday night Jan. 28. machines. tion of Gilmore Cemetery Is A check for t60 was given to ' one of Its phmary continuing Fire Dept. to be used on American made by ~Mid'. attachment specialists since 1870 projects. the new fire truck and $5 was ' Gene Grate, of the Citizen's · to the March of Dimes. NaU,onal Bank ' In Middleport, Final plans for ·an emergency showed colored slides · of the to be held Feb. 16th wm bank's 1961 flower contest. be completed by the fiAentle . MIDDLEPORT 13 MILL ST. Mrs. David Nease, presi~ent, committee Ada Slack, . was in charge of the busmess man; Betty Hayes, man; Marie Rizer, .June Sayre, Clara Lavender, add White. t ' A new member, ·Mrs. Hubbard, was welcOmed. Mrs. Sayre, was installed as vice president and Mrs. Hazel Clark as assistant treasurer. A ·comic Valentine box wlll highlight the Feb. 11th meeting with each attendi'ng bring· lng a comic val~tirie. Mildred II Plt!rce and Hell!ll Hubbard will hostesses. Get well cards were sent to Heber C. James, at Holzer hos• pital; Walter Smith, Hartford, W. Va.; Mr. and .Mrs. S. F. 25 - $1.29.Plaid 66x7.6·;-· W~, East Liverpool; Mr. Ma~ 13-.1.39 Plaid All CoHon'' s~·Bia.-ke,.,.~'~ ~ Hendricks, Racine, R. D.; Thomas .Clark and Larry Hub18- $1:!~ Mayfair·Plaic( S,.t.lt..~~ 7~~·· . ~ :,:,. ~··~'~ : ' bard, local, and John R. Jones, ' Meigs Memorial Hospital. · 10-: $4.~9 W_.tock-AII · Co~~-·,ln l4~., 'r » .. Sympathy cards went to Mrs. ~ ~ ~~.29 ~~~lr: P~s~. .~Wt"-J'n~.,.~. ~~l .'''1;·~ Ralph Graves, Palneroy; Miss Kathryn Proctor, at Parkers39:- $.2'.95.. Mtyflir P•tel $..- ...n~tets, IC))r109 '!i ·. ·, '$2.-9, burg, W. Va., and "Thinking of t 1·~mi..Jsrer ·Fin~. (irr'9.t7~ '...:_.$3~00 ,, You' 1 carlfs to. Mrs. Sadie Grindley, Racine · R. o:, ·4-$4.49vl~ri··-u:w.taht . ~. ,,i r' lr' ·~~ ~ ~· Mrs. Mae Barrows, McConnelsFancy ·Pi'i!JI ShNt 'la~k~, '2~. , . . , ·~ .$~.4~ .. ville. · Mrs. Slac~ hostess, served re· ' - $2.95 sea. ~f~ ~ro..-r-.r .-ank"!.r72x90 T,.•2~9 freshments . to Mildred Pierce. · ., . .... $5.9$ !rinc•.. ~r·~~_P.ri~t, 7~, ·t,, •.. c~ P,.~t Hazel Clark, June Sayre, Hubbard, Mary Hub~d, Adrl~ 4 - $4.49' ~l~n•'!'•l\r Plai4J\~ylott ~nell~, 72x90 · enne Hubbard, Marie " Rizer, .$9.95 OriOn ,tlln.k•fi,-Whi~~ · 72ic90 . 1 , •·• .: Clara Lavender, Eileen Clark, Agnes White, Phyllis HendriX, 24:- $3~ ,1'9 . • '72x90 ._:_.' . Edith Hood, Sylvia zWinmg, 7 .... $5.19 Gorillon, Mattie Sprouce, Wanda Kern, Betty Hayes ind guest Vicki ·-$4. Rizer. · 7 ""f $4.19' Jilm_...,,~~,; Cob.....,· for ,THEAtiE .......... y P, •. eo,., . ' . . ()I County Are .lnvJ'fed. s... _j"f:.. n Recognition Is Given Charter·. . M b em •l 0.1. W'ld · Sunday": . d G d · C/ b Bulk Tank Service y tl Russ ~~ We""""' """of "~'" a Rutland Furniture Phone SH. 2-4811 You can BLIND HEM DRESSES New -Puts Dept.'s Truck ··- . -T · THE SEWING C ENTE·R I HURRY .TO. STIFFLEifS IN POMEROY, .OHIO I Blankets On ·Sate . On The Second / Fl.oorl· Al~ri,,.., Blli•ikttsr ~:- f1,1' ,' :lD·ft, ·.:- :· $3.80:w.. Starts Tomorrow, Friday, Feb. 1 as" THE BIGGEST . BUYs· . .SAVEUP TO . ' EVER SEEN WILL BE -a- WAITING FOR YOU \ ALL PRICES SLASHED I ..,.""!' $8~95. . 10- 81itakeis ,•', ':_":, .. >:. • • ,,,t .-.oo ,'. ... �e• 0 • llat.rlal to lllclroftla .......... ~or~ Matm.al IUipd or IacCIIPlete •tm.al Replaoed • ! - IIAY 1 8 15 22 29 .. ·-·-·······-·-·-·-···-·-···-···-···~·-··· 2 ) 9 16 2) 10 17 24 )0 )1 4 11 18 25 5 6 12 1) 19 26 20 27 7 14 21 28 I JUNI 1 - 22 2 9 16 2) 29 )0 8 15 -·-·-·-·-·-·-···-·-·-·-···-·-·-·-·-·-· 4 ) 6 7 5 10 17 24 11 12 18 19 26 25 1) 20 14 27 28 21 -·-·-·-···-·-·-·-·-~·-·-···-·~-·-·-·-···-·-·-·-·-·····-·-·-···~-·-·-···-···-·-·-·-·-·····-···-···-·-···-·-·-·-·-·-·····-···-·· JUL - 1 8 15 22 29 2 4 9 16 2) 3 10 17 2" )1 2 ) 4 9 16 2) 10 17 24 11 18 25 11 18 5 12 19 26 6 1) 20 27 7 14 21 28 5 12 19 26 6 1) 20 27 7 14 21 'i !I - AUG •i i 1 8 15 22 29 4 18 25 5 12 19 26 6 1) 20 27 7 14 21 ) 4 s 11 18 25 12 2) 10 17 24 6 1) 20 27 7 14 21 28 )0 )1 2 J 10 17 24 2 9 16 9 16 2) JO 11 28 •! )1 )C .' ··-·-···-·····-·-·-·-·-·- ···- · -·-·-···-···-···-·-···-·-·-·-·-·-·~-·-·-·-·-···-···-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-···-·-·-·-·-·-·· - SEP 1 8 15 22 29 25 ! 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